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MICHIGAN
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business administ
library
Reg. D. S. Pat. Office
Volume 189
Number 5833
New York 7, N.
Y.^ Monday, March 30, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation, and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Admiral Corp.—Sales Off
Slightly—Earnings Up—
Corporation reported consolidated net sales in
compared
with
$172,663,167 in the previous
"et income after
taxes and non-recurring
1958
777,126
charges
$1,375,017
ing,
S0.58
or
compared
share
a
with
1957
fecting earnings to the
ting loss
the
incurred
net
loss
by
leasehold.
extent
the
the
on
the 2,372,476 shares
on
earnings
of
$965,067
of
$905,782
division,
of
plastics
sale
the
amounted
$0.41
taxes
It
to
in
1958,
corporation, recognizing both
anniversary, is introducing two new
Especially
a
designed
and
freezer,
Model
chest
new
consumers, and
a
the drawing board
celebration.—V.
priced
and
189, p.
low-ticketed
and
models
its
this
Model
range,
lines
for
the
April.
302,
Silver
just
off
Cincinnati
Anniversary
701.
Pacific
of
share
one
of
the
Anchor
rate
of
stock
common
Agricultural shares for
vertible preferred stock
share
one
($10
share
one
($10
and
State
was
inland
Insurance
marine
Co.,
stock
$1.75
in
the
for
cumulative
business
business
aircraft
Effective
physical
Dec.
similar
was
con¬
of
writing
and
whose
owned
by Agricultural, was merged with and into the latter.
was
organized under Minnesota law in 1926.
Its owns
Anchor
the
outstanding
shares
of
capital
stock
of
South
If
the
will
Dakota,
two
companies
exchange offer is made
continue
its
The
to
board
own
operate
of
as
located in St. Paul,
it
is
planned
principal
that
office
dii'ection
continue to
will
enable
national
them
to
scale.—V.
184,
full
multiple
line
insurance
facilities
concession
of
75
cents
Alcar
share.
per
a
the
be
offered
be
to
at
used
chase
This
of
27,
national
of
for
working
Investing
Corp.
capital.
its
1959
authorized
stock
common
of
Corp.
share
one
for
each
the
of
of
distribution
record
class
share
of
A
at
the
on
close
of
stock
common
common
April
stock
Committee
stock
common
distribution
delivered
Securities
on
April
on
after
of
7.
March
of
the
American
Reference
Stock
stock
common
1 18
made
100
to
1959
previous, announcement
of
shares
record
of
bv
this
the
at
common
on
Essential
Allied
Inter¬
International be quoted "ex" said
that
all
certificates
for
said
stock
in
settlement of transactions made
1959;
authorized
was
to
Exchange rules
1959 must be accompanied by due
bills;
be redeemed on April 10, 1959.
is
which
tion
close
of
to
business
As
poration
from making
common
stock
"ex"
quoted
have
flow
been
of
said
the above distribution
Allied
International
distribution,
delivered
after
and
Dec.
all
30.
as
a
Investing
30,
have
result
for
been
accompanied by due bills for said distribution.
Notice has
been
now
received
that
Court
1958
of
restraining
Corp.
certificates
1958.
the
Rates
Statement
Reserve
of
Member
Banks
of
of
has
the
Chan¬
the
cor¬
which
been
not
stock
required
the
which
to
be
March 13, 1959, bv
judgment
Chancery in the State of Delaware. Allied International
and its officers, agents,
employees and directors were
perpetually enjoined from taking any steps to effectuate or
complete
on
Corp.
the paymment
Accordingly,
American
Allied
and
until
distribution.
previous
Stock
ruling of the Committee on Securities of the
Exchange requiring deliveries of the common stock of
Investing Corp. which are made after Dec. 30, 1258
due
further
to
notice
to be
accompanied'by due bills for
distribution is cancelled. The Committee
further
bills
deliveries
of
for
said
the
above
Aluminum
See
to
International
refened
all
of the above referred
Rome
Co.
Cable
distribution
stock
of
Corp.
which
shall
be
have
null
previously
and
void.—V.
America—Acquisition—
below.—V.
189,
p.
597.
S.
one year.
Pro¬
through the use
and
completed at
of
the
rules
183.
p.
that
553.
States
tax
purposes,
dividends of 25c
This
year.
share during 1958,
a
with
compared
25c
of
share
a
total dividends
has
been
declared
1959.
company
of
$5,103,000
at the end
the
over
Steamship
of
amounted
1958
cash
balance
to
Dec.
at
Co.—Registers Under
the
1958,
Commission
Court
the
filed a notification, of registration
of 1940, and thereby became, by
investment company.
Act
registered
a
District
enjoin
securities
company
Company
Act,
to
object
the
for
company
188,
Company
of
instituted
Southern
from
action
an
District
engaging,
of
the
in
York
New
Air
Machine
has
Force
filed
was
&
action
a
being
achieved
entered
was
by
the
discontinuing-
into
with the Court
Foundry
awarded
other
among
1910.
stipulation
a
stipulation
2637,
p.
of
Act
Commission's
The
American
The
48
the
registration,
action.
—V.
Feb. 25,
on
1959.
Co.—New AF Contract
follow-on.
contract
in
the amount
of
$12,125,000 to this company, it was announced jointly by Morehead
Patterson, AMF Board Chairman, and Major General Ben I. Funk,
Commander
47
of
Air
contract
The
was
Materiel
Command's
Ballistic
Missiles
Center.
awarded by
the Ballistic Missiles Center at Inglesupplemental agreement to an earlier
contract
which
calls
for
design and development of training base
launchers for the Titan Intercontinental Ballistic
Missile, and brings
AMF's work on the Titan program to a total of
$42,000,000.
Engineering work on. this contract will be performed by the AMF
Corp.—Completes New Gas Well—
potential of
any
well in
gas
the County
and
also had
the
great¬
flow
open
well
of
is
It
gas.
announced
bassador,
by
is
interest
well
510
Executive
barrels
the
in
Willson
the
lease.—V.
189,
p.
Ranch
Vice-President
oil
of
This well is the fifth
program in the Johnson
"O"
located
in
Cooper,
swabbed
in
hours
24
successful
pump.
development
which
Harrison
C.
The
the
on
Lease
Field.
in
of
Calif.
This
represents
a
system
was
in
has
American Machine & Metals, Inc.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
income
metal
can
industry's
first
coil-processing
G.
a
sort
McVean, Vice-President in charge of Canadian operations, said
plant containing more than 200,000 square feet of floor area
house high-speed automatic machinery that will "shear, inspect,
stack
virtually
container plants,"
American
centers
The
Can
in the
the
tin
plate
used
In
■'
Canco
division
now
five
our
Canadian
expansion
production
of
program.
Mr.
McVean
added,
will
include
container
tops and bottoms and enlarged
facilities for enameling and decorating can-making plate.
The new and expanded operations are scheduled for full commercial
production late this year and will provide employment for an additional
275 people, he said.—V. 189, p. 1233.
assets
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
The offering has been completed.—V.
189,
p.
701.
American Cyanamid Co.—To Convert Quebec Plant—
nouncement
Canadian
made
unit.
on
March
21
by Dr.
L.
P.
Moore,
President
of
the
31
Dec.
at
Long
Net
worth
at
Dec.
with
and
19,495,289
31
19,158,354
6,211,108
17,918,410
7,055,909
6.351,949
—
13,143,340
5,253,333
16,684,285
15,617,556
10,862,501
2,138,889
13,268,870
449,807
445,462
431,155
$37.09
——
31
12,947,246
3,266,666
$35.06
$30.78
447,120 average shares outstanding during 1958 and on
average shares a year earlier.
Net income did not keep pace
rates
1958
not
because
offset
increases
obligations.
reduction
his
in
of
cost
price
to
annual
increases
increases.
in
material,
There
direct labor
increases
were
labor
in
through labor agreements at the plants
in proportionate amounts not a part of
Burden rates increased at some locations
direct
remarks
the
in
by
and fringe benefits
salary
In
said
in
burden
tractual
the
$5.83
$2.60
22,463,668
on
sales
and
labor
$6.48
$2.75
25,095,330
Number of capital shares at Dec. 31
Book val. of stk. per shr. Dec. 31
♦Based
1956
$3.00
31
Dec.
1957
$5.02
-
capital at Dec. 31-,
term debt at Dec. 31
hours
stockholders,
and
plant
Charles
con¬
with
activity.
W.
Anderson,
President
report:
aggressive program for the Improvement of existing products
development of new products has continued.
In 1958, $1,-
the
637.870
3.75%
or
of
sales
was
spent
on
this
program.
New
and
im¬
proved products are regularly reaching the market.
"Approximately -27% of sales in 1958 were for the account of the
U. S. Government either on prime contracts or through sub-contracts.
Ail
of
the
plants participated in this production.
The
experienced a reduction in military aircraft
instrument
instrument
defense planning has shifted from
manned aircraft to missiles.
The expanding missile building
program
is currently engaging a substantial part of development, engineering
and
production capacity, and promises to all considerably to the
sales volume in the years ahead.
"While it is too early to forecast results for 1959,, .the indications
plants
have
production
Cyanamid of Canada Ltd., a subsidiary, will spend more than $1,500,000 in converting its plant facilities at St. Jean, Quebec, Canada, for
the production of Formica
laminated plastics, according to an an¬
at
Subs.)—Earnings
28,289,567
—
Dec.
liabilities
and
ondary offering of 22,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on March 9 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $26.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per
share.
at
Working
"An
I
American Cement
war¬
$43,612,896 $44,926,423 $39,584,253
2,246,612
2,835,340
2,511,931
,
share
per
assets
437,652
*
operates eight coil-processing
United States.
Canadian
centralized
Co.'s
all
—
"Net income per share
Current
is
H.
and
taxes
Current
center
new
will
after
(&
1958
^
—
Dividends
under construction at Hamilton, Ontario, as part of a $5,000,000 expan¬
sion program of American Can Co. of Canada Ltd.
Force Base in California.
ballistic missile with a nuclear
War II the company
has been active in the design and pro¬
of radar systems,. electronic devices,
process automation and
underwater weapons.—V, 189, p. 1342.
Net
50%
Air
duction
sales
a
Vandcnberg
World
Net
597.
at
intercontinental
an
a
Can Co.—Canadian Unit to Expand—
Canadian
be
is
capable of hitting a designated target 5.500 nautical miles away.
The first two flight test missiles have been fired
successfully recently.
AMF is also involved in the
study and development of supporting
equipment for the Atlas and "Dyna-Soar" missile programs. Since
Total
The
will
Titan
head
County,
Banner
Ambassador
Products
Group.
Greenwich
Engineering
Division,
at
Greenwich, Conn. Fabrication of the hardware will be done at AMF's
Brooklyn and Buffalo,
N.
Y.,
plants. Installation
of
the
launcher
Am¬
and
producer
above
accompanied
>
ejj^hange transactions of
for
the
this
1959,
the
Investment
the
Federal
—
part:
597.
p.
Investment
November,
The
48
Statement
In
said
18
Company Act—
of
of
Banks
189,
24,
the
company's
48
System
Condition
the
11
of the Court of
Investing
in
Jean,
U.
things,
in
any
transactions and from engaging in any business
in interstate commerce, unless and until the company registers under
potential of any Ambassador gas well in North Texas.
making
14 barrels
of distillate
per
one
million
cubic
is located on a 297-acre proration unit, in which Am¬
bassador has a 47Vs %
working interest.
Completion of the British American-Ambassador Oil Corp. Johnson
"O"
No.
7
in Banner County, Neb., as an oil producer has been
feet
of
previously announced, a restraining order of
in the State of Delaware has been in effect
the
Government
American
Dec.
Feb.
terms
seeking
Payable
of
of
increase
an
1957."—V.
On
that such
the distribu¬
holders of its
the
on
new
'<■
American-Hawaiian
corporation has announced the completion of a gas well, the
Pruett No. 1,
in the Boonesville (Atoka Conglomerate) Field of Wise
County. Texas, with an open flow potential of 73 million cubic feet
per
day.
A company spokesman said this was
the
greatest
open
regarding
corporation
stock
and
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.
plus one share of capital stock of Allied International
Investing Corp
(Virgin Islands), a wholly owned subsidiary of Allied
International
Investing Corp., for each share of common stock of
Allied International
Investing Corp. held.
cery
Exchange
Ambassador Oil
put
prior to April 7.
bills must
1959
business
of
of
Allied
26,
6,
quarter
balance
wood,
est
Distribution
—
held.
the
with
common
and
at St.
March
on
dividend
A
first
Investment
This
notification
stock (par 10
cents) to
underwriting.
The proceeds are
loans, to increase inventories pur¬
bank
equipment
corporation has
March
due
Declared and
The Course of Bank Clearings
The
Enterprises
that
and
of
letter
a
be completed
way
certain
of
the
for
1957.
cash
$12,119,000,
The
without
of
International
holders
The
share,
per
repayment
materials
Allied
the
$1
for
filed
at
space
the
Power Co., Inc.—Earnings—
paid quarterly
$1.00
of
during
the
31,
45
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Instruments, Inc., Little Ferry, N. J.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
corporation on March 19
SEC covering 100,000 shores
floor
house
1957.
effect
"The
the
Federal
Securities and
The
for
41
341.
p.
to
to
for
the
company
95c
under
Combined
offering has been completed.—V. 189,
order
unaudited
of
total
a
of
35
Condition
Products, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary
offering of 2,500 shares of common stock (par
$1) was
made on March 16
by Shields & Co. at $42.75 per share,
dealer's
"The
or
39
35
Reserve
a
Exchange-.
44
Foreign
Air
with
39
l
40
Dividends
be
on
Exchange
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
56
of
517.
p.
39
Stock
Stock
In
and
offer
will
already under
President,
amount
share,
United
Anchor
under
company
38
—
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
its present management and
personnel
will be retained.
The
managements of
the
two
companies believe
that
integration of their managements and
underwriting operations
will
Minn.,
effective,
Its
36
Stock
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—__
are
separate
a
directors.
is
Sargent,
will
a
Transactions American Stock Exchange
all
Queen
City Insurance Co..
principally engaged in
writing such casualty insurance as automobile
liability, other liability
insurance, automobile property damage and physical
damage insur¬
ance, workmen's compensation,
fidelity and surety bonds, and certain
property insurance.
of
in
a sub¬
it is anticipated
that no Federal income taxes will have to be
paid for 1958 and no
accruals for such taxes have been
made against 1958 income.
Con¬
sideration is being given to making an extraordinary charge
against
the company's corporate income In the amount of this tax
saving, with
a
corresponding credit to the investment reserve. The porporate earn¬
ings before this charge would amount to $13,653,000 or $1.87 a share.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
35
stock
B.
"Because,
36
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets—
damage and
1958, Empire
31,
to
feet of
square
50%
sidiary which resulted in deductions
36
Toronto
one-tenth
and
one
$1.72
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange.
par).
insurance.
whose
Agricultural
Coast
Montreal
Anchor
and
par)
Anchor
of
Agricultural
is
principally
engaged
fire, extended coverage, automobile and
ocean,
of
31
.
Stock
Pittsburgh
company,
at
17,000
figures indicate that 1958 corporate net
$12,553,000, or $1.72 a share, on the assump¬
tion that an extraordinary
charge of $1,100,000, explained below, is
made
against income.
This
would
compare
with $12,577,000, also
income
27
Exchange-—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
a
Co.
Formica
American & Foreign
15
Exchange--—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
covering
Casualty
Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
located at 215 Washington St., Watertown, N. Y.,
registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
March
23,
1959.
132,000 shares
of
$10
par
capital
stock.
The
company
proposes to offer its shares in
exchange for shares of stock
filed
of
"Preliminary
New York
25th
Agricultural Insurance Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
the
than
more
expected that construction
Henry
Page
anniversary introduction are
for quality-and-budget
conscious
production
increase
by
semi-finished
a
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
for
21H75,
similarly
appliance
plant
product imported from
the Canadian plant.—V. 189,
p, 1125,
and
demand
consumer
is
duction
of
Adds New
Range and Freezer Models—
The
Jean
and
equipment,
and
V
In This Issue
.
Af¬
the opera¬
was
discontinued
plant
share.
a
will
conversion
St.
machinery necessary for the production of Formica.
Consoli-
presently outstand¬
or
after
plastics
The
the
$170,-
of
year.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
point to
—V.
189,
a
as
the
emphasis
of
resumption of growth in
p.
702.
sales and earnings in this year.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
American-Marietta
All-time
sales and earnings were reported by
held on March 17.
1959, were 29%
the annual meeting of sharcowners
$58,476,646 for the quarter ended Feb. 28,
sales of $45,254,701 for the first three months
Sales
Above
Co.—Earnings 49% Higher—
highs for first quarter
ttois company at
of
in 1958.
49% above the
quarter was
in the corresponding 1958 period.
per share was earned during the
1959 first
quarter on 8,226,277 common shares, after provision for preferred
dividends
and exclusive of restricted class B common shares. On
7,441,137 common shares, first quarter earnings a year ago equaled
25 -cents."
> ■
•
Total cash flow frenv earnings for American-Marietta's 1959 first
Net
7
income
S2,138,747
A
total
of
$3,200,448 for the first
earned
of
36
cents
quarter amounted to $5,549,507, compared
quarter last year.—V. 189, p. 913.
to $3,803,319 for the first
.
Monday, March 30, 1959
Stock Dividend—
declared the regular quarterly cash
dividend of 65 cents per share on the common stock, payable May 1,
1959, to holders of record April 15, 1959,
In addition, the board also declared a dividend of one additional
share of common stock for .each 10 shares of common stock held.
The stock dividend is subject to tile approval oi the Securities and
directors
on
March
Exchange Commission and
to stock of record May 15,
24
10,
will be paid on or about June
1959.—V, 169, p. 1342.
1958
1932,
in
to
1935
offices
Amican Petroleum
ters With
EARNINGS—On
income
net
&
Natural Gas
a
$3,336,931,
CAPITALIZATION
*
Corp. Ltd.—Regis¬
installments
in
due
stock
Common
($1
under Saskatchewan law in May, 1957, Amican Petro¬
said
to be a speculative company
intending to carry on
in the exploration and development of petroleum and natural
Organized
It has outstanding 1,500,004 shares of stock.
In July, 1958, it
Acquired au interest in acreage comprised in a petroleum exploratory
permit Issued under authority of the Petroleum and Natural Gas
Regulations promulgated
under The
Mineral Resources Act
(Sas¬
katchewan) and designated as "Permit
P. 963."
The consideration
paid for this agreement to Trans-Continental Pipelines, Ltd., was
$4,000 and the reservation to Trans-Continental of a gross overriding
royalty
of 2% %.
Mr.
MacKenzie
and
one
Alferd H.
Bcnce of
Gaskatoon own the Trans-Continental stock.
gas.
MARCH
1,
1959
of
names
stock
common
stockholder
selling
within one year.
Option Plans.
Stock
are
'
.
Smith
&
ner
Inc.—
5,200
5,200
Witter
Dean
Co.
&
&
Allyn & Co., Inc—
Securities Corp.
Hayden, Stone & Co.—j
Equitable
W.
F.
E.
,
Hutton
S.
&
Co.
—_
——•
—
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Kalman & Co., Inc—:
Reinholdt
<fc
3.200
3,200
Gardner
2,100
2,100
2,100
Co.-
2,100
William
—V.
Staats
R.
189,
p.
&
McDowell
1342.
Arizona
year
engineer
th„n
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Probable Merger—
2,100
below.—V. 189, p. 1234.
Seaboard Air Line RR.
7''
-
V
concerned with the development, application
propulsion, and research reactors as * well as
nuclear components will be interested in a new bulletin issued by this
Engineers
others
and
of
erection
or
power,
Known as Bulletin AFB-8, the" publication 'summarizes- the
company's activities in the nuclear field, ranging from the design and
erection
of
complete reactors to the solution of design parameter
problems,. Copies of AEB-8 may be obtained from the company's
Atomic Energy Division,
161 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.-—
V. 189, p. 342; V. 188. p. 1921.
"
y
•
company.
1,350
Securities Corp.—Amsterdam Also Chairman
Bankers
on March
19 resigned as Chairman and was
succeeded by Gustave G. Amsterdam, who will also continue as Presi¬
dent, an office he has held since 1955.
The corporation owns, or operates through subsidiaries, department
stores,, hotels, taxicab fleets, real estate and other ventures.
Ho will continue to serve as Chairman of the Bankers Bond & Mort¬
Greenfield
Albert M.
-
600
600
committee of the Philadelphia
Old Philadelphia Development
gage Co., Chairman of
the executive
Transportation Co., Chairman of the
600
Inc.
thereof.—V.
Service
Public
Co.—Bonds
Sold
Corn.
2149.
design
triangular
in' cost
and Chairman of Bonwit-Teller of Philadelphia.
Mr.
Amsterdam is Chairman of the executive and
Corp.
proceeds of the stock scale are to be expended for the ex¬
ploration and development of the lands comprised in Permit P. 963
And for the acquisition of further petroleum and natural gas interests
from time to time and, if thought fit, the exploration and development
p.
full-size test
/ •
77.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Issues New Booklet—
1,350
1,350
Co.
"line-of-
Turner, President of Alprodco, Inc.,
77". V "■
tower.
the unique,
said
chief
lower
Sec
1,600
Gordon Graves & Co., Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley
2,100
new
deflec¬
•
,
2,100
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
prescribed by microwave's
limits
the
its minor
sys¬
of the tower was developed by C. A.
for Alprodco.
The tower is lighter in weight
conventional types, Mr. Mitchell stated.' It is
easily erected in 2C-fcot sections, he'said.
;
/-.
<7:'
."•The gleaming tower was fabricated irom structural tubing supplied
by Armco Steel Corp. The 3-inch diameter, 12-gauge tubing was formed
from Arinco's patented "ZINCGRIP" steel.
Aimco's Sheffield Division
.supplied special "fasteners and Union Wire Corp., an Armco subsidiary,
furnished- .wire- rope for the tower guys.—V. 189, p. 1343.
\
*
Inc.
——I————
1,350
Newburger <fe Co—- 1,350
Scherck, Richter Co
1,350
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
600
Clayton Securities Corp—
600
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
600
3,200
of
new
Mitchell,
Shares
-
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Robert Garrett & Sons___i
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
3,200
3.200
Co
&
Mosley & Co-
Baehe
.
Shearson, Hammill <fe Co—
Baker, Siinonds & Co., Inc.
5,200
Co
C.
A.
tower of revolutionary
was the first cf Jts; kind
'
,77' '• 'i
tested to p.'ove engineering formulas,
the first full-scale tower to be subjected to pressures equal
hurricane winds," "Mr
Turner stated.
was
those
The
Bacon, Whipple & Co—__
1,600
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—1,600
Goodbody & Co.I.l___-_-i1,600
Lester, Ryons & Co—J-__
1,600
The Milwaukee Co.——1,600
5,200
Becker
G.
the
of
attempted.
but this
to
:
be
77:7:7-7777"''77;--
Straus, Blosser <fe
7,200
Inc,_a
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Reynolds & Co., Inc
A.
success¬
"Small tower sections have been
and the number
each of them from
'
7,200
was
,,
be purchased by
follows:
/.:'7'
12,800
_
Forgan & Co.
Pierce, Fen-
within
well
Turner
Mr.
the underwriters
Merrill Lynch,
transmission
260-foot
slender,
a
were
ever
and
may
industry
Ohio, on March 24.
representatives from nrpijor producers of microwave
manufacturer
•
shares
260,47,9
Design—
the burgeoning microwave
of
sight" operation, according to Ben
Outstanding
Shares
Hornblower & Weeks
Glore,
to
as
of
saw
tions
-■
$1,000,000
*$1,000,000
%2,500,000 shs.
1,167,044 sirs.
due
Restricted
under
shares
of
Net
186,
tems
to
pari.
$160,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
corporation, located at 2100 Scurth St., Regina, Saskatchewan.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 23,
1959, covering 745.000 shares of stock.
Of this stock, 500,000 sharesAre to be offered for public sale by
the issuing company and 245,000
outstanding shares
to be offered'for sale by the holders thereof.
The initial public offering price is to be 30 cents per share, with a
15 cent per share commission to the underwriter, Cumberland Secu¬
rities, Ltd.
The prospectus indicates that the stock is to be offered
for sale at stepped-up prices, ranging from 30 cents to 90 cents per
chare,
with
a
50%
commission
to
the underwriter.
The selling
Ctockholdcrs arc John W. MacKenzie, of Saskatoon, and Morris C.
ehuiniatcher of Regina.
is
OF
1967
1,
This
business
AS
Authorized
notes,
issued
Canada,
leum
$2.88
or
tool
design withstand forces equal to 85 MPH winds...
The structure was undamaged after the test and
1958 sales were $46,306,741 and
$2 per share,
compared with
a share,
in the previous year.
forma basis,
$2,320,946, or
pro
to
came
and
$53,745,767
"Including
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'"
\
7'7
<;;77
..
Microwave Tower
newest
Technical
electronic
March
Be Acquired—
The
products include electro-mechanical components for
and
communications equipment, aircraft, guided
missiles
and
computers;
automobile clocks and deep pile fabrics.
Plants are situated in Chicago, Los Angeles, Danbury and Brookfield,
Conn., and southeastern Wisconsin.
i,
4Vis%
American Type Founders Co., Inc.—To
in Chicago.
ann
fully tested and proved at Piqua,
consolidation on Dec.
of Amphenol Electronics Corp., whose business was started
and The George W. Borg Corp. which was incorporated in
continue a business established 10 years earlier.
Executive
are
cietinc
Corp.—Supplies New Materials Used in
Steel
''
company's
in
913.
p.
Alprodco
BUSINESS—Amphenol-Borg resulted from the
31,
189,
Armco
of the outstanding common
1959,
See Whitin Machine Works below.—V. 184, p. 1342.
V.
price of $41.87J/i> a share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
being sold for George W. Borg, Chairman
executive committee, who will continue to own 3.8%
stock. No proceeds will go to the company.
the company's
xxevv
facilities, according to Walter T. Lucking; President.
The
recently announced that it expects to spend $39,100,000 on
construction this year, up
$7,000,000 from expenditures in 1957—
gas
company
PROCEEDS—The stock Is
of
—u.
....
i—j
tv.
jnwcua
natural
value common stock at a
par
This offering was
The
American Natural Gas Co.—To Pay
The
xnc
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Stock Offered—
underwriting
group
headed by Hornblower
Weeks on March 23 offered publicly 100,000 shares of $1
An
use
(
.
.
(1462)
The
first
The sale
operating com¬
Chairman of the executive committee
President of the Land Title
Building Corp., and an executive of several other subsidiaries of the
parent corporation.—V. 189, p. 1343.
"
.
y
Privately—
mittees
4.7% 30mortgage bonds to a group of 32 institutional investors.
was arranged by Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First Boston
company
on
March 26 announced sale of $20,000,000
of
the
of
City
Stores
Co.,
Cab
Yellow
the
Co.
Philadelphia,
of
'
Engineering €0.—Registers With SEC—
Barnes
;
located at 30 Commerce Road, Stamford, Conn., filed
statement with the SEC on March 20, 1959, coverit
This company,
registration
a
Of this stock, 85,000 shares are now
offered for public sale by Fox. Wells an
110,000 shares of common stock.
and
outstanding
to be
are
the holder thereof; and the remaining 25.000 shaves are t
be offered ;for sale by the issuing company. The offering is to be mad
Rogers,
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
'
Stone & Co.; and the
to be supplied by
v'
The registration statement also includes an additional 25.000 com
mon" shares sold by Fox, Wells and Rogers to Kidder, Peabody & C
and-Hayden, Stone & Co. (in the amount of 10,500 shares each), an
.Carl W- K.ioblcch, Jr., an associate of Kidder, Peabody (4,000 shares)
on
Feb. 16,
1959, at the pries of $8 per share. These holders hav
advised the company they may sell such shares from time to tim
on the American Stock Exchange, or otherwise, at prices then prevailin
underwriting group headed by Hayden,
offering price and underwriting terms
~
by"an
public
are
amendment.
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
The next four weeks of scheduled
7
publicly registered private capital
financing plans appear to have fallen into a quantitative pattern similar
to last week's four-week projection—including a predominance of equity
over debt issues.
These data are compiled by the Corporate Financing
the
on
Exchange.
and
Wells
Fox,
listed
is
Rogers
as
the
owner
0
(38.3'7).
shares
114,837
engaged. Jn. the design, development and manufactur
of infrared and electro-optical components, Instruments and systems
Over 95%
of its current sales are to the United States Governmen
The company is
r
Department of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle based on informa¬
tion obtained from SEC and private sources.
under
•
prime and subcontracts.
.
:
its stock sale, $104,995 will be used ,to" prfepanote due in December; $100,000 will be applied to the paymen
Of the net proceeds of
4%
a
the remaining tax liability of a former subsidiary; and the balanc
will.be added to working capital and used for general corporate .pur
01
For the
oncoming March 30-April 24 period, inclusively, the private
demand for funds may reach $690 million. Almost two-thirds of this fall,
into the first of the coming four weeks. Last week's estimate for March 23- -
fixtures and leasehold
"—V.
April 17 period came to $692 million; the March 12 estimate for March 16April 10 was S543 million; the March 5 estimate for March 9-April 3 was$460 million; and that of February 26 for the month of March was $216 7
million.
This is indicative of
a
recovery
totaled
as
the
of
Bell
Helicopter
for
April
April 13-17
April 20-24
_______
$149,970,000
$273,538,710
$423,508,710
32,975,000
118,952,980
151,927,980
25,000,000
19,745,000
44,745,000
10,000,000
30-April 4_.
6-10
Total
into
59.600.000
69,600,000 A:
$217,945,000
$471,836,690
in
„
$689,781,690 v
April 1, $75 million Armco Steel Corp. debentures,
and 1,799,057 shares of Columbia Gas System common; $50 million of
Eurofund common on April 2; $33,577,000 Glickman Corp. common on
April 6; $10,120,000 SIMCA common on April 13; and 800,000 shares of
General Telephone & Electronics Corp. common on April 20.
on
30-Sept. 10 period, private corporate issues scheduled
financing approximate $1 billion.
••
.
- 7-
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now7 In Registration" Section of the March 26
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the Monday issues.
Bell
1959.
.
the. ptl
-<*.v
late
that year.
company
011
begiun
parts order
Spare
,
Co.—Announces New Projector—
Howell
&
threading
March
23
introduced
the
new
Lumina
1.2
auto
in
'lion
introduced
Bell
to
take
&
the
case,
faster
''
Pa.
•
photo dealers' show were improved model
and Sunometer movie cameras modifie
color films soon to reach the market, a ne
the
at
electric
Howell
of. the
model
and
brighter
Philadelphia,
Also
.
of
movie
for
screen
8mm
Infallible
all finished
eye
electric
,
in
salt
a
eye
still
and pepper
camera
with
tweed textured
flash, gu
vinyl; a
automatic threading movie projector wit
the newly introduced Sylvania T-12 projection lamp which increa"
light" oh-the screen by 25% to 35% over previous models,—V. > 18
a
p.
Super
new
806...
Load
r
,
Telephone Co. of Canada—Offers Stock— -
Bell
The
Auto
right
or
its shareholders of record March 1*
share of new stock at $33 per sha
Warrants evidencing these rights we
about March 28 and the rights will expi
is
not
has offered to
purchase one
company
the
to
each seven shares then held.
for
scheduled
to be mailed
ou
April 23.
on
the
new
of
the United
of
this
States,
country.
Canada.
A.
offering
E.
registered
the Securities law
received from resident
under
subscriptions will not be
may. however, sell their rights for exercise i
& Co.. Inc., New York City, will assist in th
Taey
Ames
operation.—V. 188. p. 542.
Ben Hur Gold, Inc.,
26,
and
projector^ which doubles the illumination 0
8111m pictures and more vivid
color det"
than ever before achieved.
It was introduced at the opening of th
annual convention of the Master Photo Dealers' & Finishers Associa
'the
Boise, Idaho—Files With
SEC-
March 12 filed a letter of notification wit
shares; of common stock to be offered
par
(10 cents per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds a
to be used for expenses incidental to mining operations.
The
March
.
craft,
wil be made later, Mr. Gaylord said—V. 187, p. 2546.
Since
A detailed
completion
with
March.;; 1960,
1959
For the March
for
said.
President,
turbine-powered
a
The H-13H order calls for a delivery
1961, Mr. Gaylord said.
;
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during March 30April 24 period are: on March 30 — 2 million shares of Ford Motor Co.
common, $25 million Ohio Pow7er Co. bonds, and $16 million Monongahela
Power Co. bonds;
HU-lA's,
two
of
.60
The
__________
Gaylord,
Harvey
110
production
piston-powered H-13H's, a smaller ship.
Deliveries under t"
HU-1A contract
will start in April, 1960, and, will be completed
for
matic
Total
1961,
for
Bell's
extend
.r-v
totalling $23,000,
!
rotary-winge
has received Army contracts
Corp.
'
Army Contracts—
helicopters.
contracts
calls
One
March
17C
'These
Executiv
named Chairmai
retired.-—W 186
•;,
..
models
Stocks
elected President and Chief
Board.
Bell Aircraft Corp.—Receives
000
......
Optical €0.—New President, etc.-
Lomb
&
'
v
2850.
p.
—
Bonds
1042.
succeeding Carl S. Hallauer, who he,s been
The latter succeeds Carl L. Bausch.
Officer,
follows:
Private Capital Demand
n.
Bausch
'
are
188,
William W. McQuilkin has been
from the winter financing low7.
The securities scheduled to reach the market
equipment
expansion
approximately $100,000 for plant and test
improvements in connection with plant
including
poses
the
corporation
SEC
covering
on
200.000
Volume 189
Number
5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1463)
Beryllium Corp.—Expects Increased Sales
Walter
R.
Lowry, Pre.ii.knt. on March 24,
objective for 1959 is 820.000,000,
with
.sales
of
excess
$1,400,000,
with
1958
780000.
Mr.
earnings
$2.50
$593,000,
of
or
Lowry also disclosed
nation
from
payment
$1,880,000.
the
about
or
The
that
the
payment
a
Atomic
This
share,
o?r
"
&
the
The
m
of
connection
with
cutback
a
in
-—The
of beryllium metal
by the Commission under a "contract
company.
the growing aircraft and components market, the
company
is rapidly
expanding its fabrication facility at Hazleton, Pa., with the
intention of being
prepared to supply all types of parts foreseeably
in demand.
Activity in the machining of beryllium parts for guidance
SEC
the
.systems
is expected
T Commenting
to
sheet
"be raised
need
financial
ratio
has
again
of
the
at
debt
year
thi
on
six-to-one
a-
balance
this
to continue at
been
to
condition
of
of
assets
current
close
high level,
a
last
Mr. Lowry
the
to
he
in
arises.
the
-Y
Burke
B.
Roche,
in
the
President,
latest
income
said
three
month
before
period.
taxes
The
Sheep
With
Club
of
Securities
stock
stock
is
and
(par
and
$100)
of
$300
involved.
The
to
be
offered
debentures
proceeds
ventory, furniture and equipment
••.'.other corporate purposes.
to
ican Stock
•■J Corporation
shares,
from
order
an
Exchange
held
by
197
granting
strike
to
listing
and
record
Manufacturing Co.—V.
yhi'
1969
units
be
and
Board
of
class
the
of
A
1892.
of
under--
No
purchase
in-
club
1959.
All
but
have
stock
at
20,680 of
been
of
the
of
of
the
the
the
American
•"
by
-V"
-
Stock
together
to
to
1953
and
Gorham
•"
;
*
.
■*>'.'
•.
•
•
'.
'
York—
with
the
Exchange
<"Net
'
sales
the
over
•
/• Net
throughout
stores
record
new
Furthermore,
that
1958
the
the
peak
first
amounted
the
United
This
levels
will
is
i
should
sition
■
with
assets
amounted
The
;i
Federal
at
also
Court
at
.a
total
Philadelphia,
i-.
fer two
the -stock
of $1,800,000,
Fairbanks,
Solar had
Pa.,
continuing
are
"The
"The
disputed
stock
&
a
"i
am
Solar
J;
for
and
Co.
best
in
in
many
the
of
$1,122,469
March
that
the
.
or
17
$1.55
stock
at
'"and
Bullard
'
1539.
to
the
Fair¬
the
of
700,052
minority block,"
a
supervision
of
in
to improve and expand
and' its subsidiaries.
Company
and
.
equivalent of
and
affiliates
of
The
Carborundum
Co.
del
Seveso,
British
Milan,
Italy.—V.
Affiliate
its
of
25
the
new
a
formation
by
Carlyle
company.
also
disclosed
that
the
member
companies, J. Stone &
in that business.
Co.
(Deptford)
189,
license
from
Carrier
International,
Judge Egan
with
years.
the
It
officers
has
up
and
happened
directors
in
so
who
many
shares when management
189, p. 1019.
have
807.
of
the Board,
as
on
Officer—
March
20
Chief Executive Officer of the
the
director of the
Connecticut
at
President,
said
interest
Filing of the judgment follows
the suit covering the
COMMERCIAL
a
on
1945,
decision
the
proceeds
two
Ltd.
P.
BridgeRolock, Inc.,
in
letter
a
of
stock
notification
(par
10
interest
the
com¬
acquired
New
Haven,
cable.
The
Conn.,
and
is
company
to
is
after
p.
related
operating
units
is
to
expected
oiier
debentures
of
of
principal
convertible
amount
until
Dec.
general corporate purposes.—V.
of
31,
new
1968,
$50,333.25.
the
Cerro
new
and
Stock
debentures
the
and
additional
common
stock
debentures
Exchange
the
in
1962,
at
redemption
1962-1968
years
to
100
at
prices
ranging
1977 and
during
Cerro's
downward
the
:ing x-n
payments, designed
of the debentures
outstanding on Jan. 1, 1969, will be
May
of
each
year
commencing in
1969
and
continuing
1978.—V. 189, p. 1127.
preceding their
mat-rit".
stock-purchase warrants
the
1978,
S.
debentures
directors
of
the
new
The
in
•
-
•
be
;
.'
to
that
will
which
this
become
they
time
counselors.
The
three
be
to
Offering—
transferable
attached
are
has
not
yet
in
implement
for
to
shareholders
of
the
firm
one
increase
Among
Philadelphia
latter
recommend
50%
parent
individuals,
and
to
shares
a
made
is
field.
of
for
here
To
will
corporation
Co.,
voted
of
equal
financial
Bearing
•
have
stock
shares
proposal
the
000,000
the
but
2027.
The
^
underwriting.
used
lurcher
are
been
at
some
time
purchased by
fixed.—V.
188,
Channing Corp., New York—Plans Stock
Split—
-
188,
to
15
and
to
the
and
of
on
current
May
subsidiary
principal
Van
Strum
and
&
eight
basis
a
on
dividend.
15.
companies,
concerns
supervises investments
institutions
shareholders
dividend
a
the
in
Ball
investment
of
excess
mutual
largely
Nice
are
Towne,
$500,investment
Canada.
the
proposed
recapitalization, application would be
made
to
increase
the
authorized
shares
from
500,000 to 1,500,000
shares.
With the proposed
split, present outstanding shares would be
increased from 372,817
to
1,118,451.
The
stock
May
directors
of
15
declared
cents
per
the
regular quarterly dividend
share
payable
May
20 to
on
the
stockholders
present
of
record
8.
for, these
This
-
SEC
to
the
1946.
rumors."—V.
Louisiana
187,
p.
Net
of
at
offered
March
on
20
$5,000,000
of
for
sale
proceeds
of
public
the
bond
filed
first
at
a
added
company and
finance
in
part
SEC
public
registration statement
be
the
'
mortgage bonds, series
competitive bidding.
sale' will
corporation,
to
the
I,
sale at $20
The
per
share.
No
underwriting is involved.
was organized in April, 1958.
It proposes to purchase,
develop, exchange, sell, dispose of, and otherwise deal
in lands and buildings, in Tennessee and
elsewhere, the organi'ers in¬
tending to promote industry in the Chattanooga area. It has obtained
With
with
due
with offices at 1023 Chattanooga Bank
Building,
Tenn., on March 25 filed a registration statement with
covering 37,500 shares of common stock, to be offered for
Chattanooga,
lease,
the
company
improve,
from
J. Gilbert Stein an option
covering a tract of land (about 505
lying east and near Chattanooga, considered desirable for de¬
velopment as an industrial park.
"
1989,
acres)
general
funds
the
will be used to repay $1,000,000 of bank loans,
the
company's construction
program,
and
for
corporate purposes-, 195" construction expenditures are estimated
$8,503,000.—V.
188, p. 2014.
other
■
company
covering
be
This
•
2218.
Electric
Co., Inc.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
Chattanooga Industrial Development Corp.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Proceeds
.
of
the
stock
offering
and
development of industrial
capital.
An initial tract of 168
cost
of
$245,690
(including
a
will
be
properties
acres
is
residence
available
and
for
for
the
use
purchase
as
working
proposed to be acquired, at a
valued at $53,000 suitable for
AND
to
of
the
shareholders,
with
sold
manufacturers
75%
in
The
will
SEC—
cents)
engaged
specializes
which
electrical, steel, coal, ship,
industries, and to the United
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (R?g. U. S.
P tent Office)
William
B.' Dana
Com pany,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.,REctor 2-9570
Georre
J
Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every
Thursday (general news and advertising issue* with a statistical ts<=ue en Monrtavl
Other offices
135 S
La Salle Street
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second
class matter February 25. 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3,
hi United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-American Union. $65.00 per year: in Dominion of Canada
$68.on pe*
^mintries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
William
in
company plans to sell $3,000,000 of convertible debentures with
attached warrants to purchase
300,000 shares of common stock.
The company said it will
offer the 5.9% subordinated debentures in
units of $100 principal amount each
pro rata to its stockholders, with
warrants to purchase 10 shares of common stock
attached to each.
The directors approved
filing of a registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commission.
The conversion ratio of the
debentures and the exercise price of the
warrants will be fixed a short time
before the registration statement
becomes effective.
'
without
for
s
.
that
company's outstanding capital
Chadboum Gotham, Inc.—Plans
Debenture
M.
foundation
July 17, 1958
fiscal years March 31, 1942 to March 31,
common
wnilc
that
of
in
Rockbestos
of
This
received
to
down
retire
through
have
Dollard,-President, on March 24 said: "Inquiries have been
by the ..management of this company concerning rumors of
mergers,
tender offers for the company's stock or exchange offers
for
stock
of
Woodward
Iron
Co.
The
management
knows of
no
;
°
will raise the total payment
handed
to be
filed
and
stock
York
in
years
made
Central Foundry Co.—Merger Rumors Denied—
com-
Board
executive
involved
are
10
of
shares
per-share,
and
that
National Bank,
funds
March
on
80,000
$3
companies
redeemable
2134.
p.
announced
'
a
corporation
4,500
smelters
upon
commencing
105
This
covering
offered
stock,
9§%
Cerro
authorized,
New
option,
which
With
of
been
the
funds
The
SEC
mills,
Peru.
was
will be admitted to
dealings
effective today, March 30.
The new Cerro 5%%
subordinated debentures will be dated Jan.
1,
1959, bear a maturity date ox oan. 1, 1.4/9- and be
convertible until
Dec.
31,
1968 into Cerro de Pasco common stock at a
conversion
price of $55 per share.
The debentures will be
•
corporations
doesn't have
seven
ioieboing
Cerro securities, each of the
Coppermines common stock
outstanding will be
liquidation of Coppermines, for 0.107126 shares of
plus $14 principal amount of Cerro
debentures,
representing
the
proportionate
share
of
the
cash
shares
common
Listing
has
on
-
Electronics, Inc., Erie, Pa.—Files
operate
wire and cable, additionally
supplements the product
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.
Coordination of
distribution activites of both Titan and
Rockbestos
receipt
$0.02678,
adjustment.
342.
Cedco
of
subordinated
and
Engineering, with the assistance of the parent organizations,
engineer^ design, install and service air conditioning, ventilating
and refrigeration systems with
emphasis on marine work in the United
Kingdom. The company will alsb continue its manufacturing.—V. 189.
run
capital
adjustment
upon
1,879,402
Cerro
Winsor
p.
the
Chile,
subsidiary,
other
exchangeable,
will
said.
in
now
and
employing
mines,
transaction
$26,311,700
a
1
of
cash
the
.
Peru
93%
excess
and
5V2%
a
split
.
the
in
companies now
United States,
;
copper
those
Based
will market the major portion of the air conditioning and
production of Stone-Piatt in the United Kingdom and
through the world-wide distributing organization of Carrier Intert
of
the
supplement
the
Cerro's subsidiary
of
electronic
Cerro's
and
refrigeration
national.
in
and
of
also
.
by
remainder
Government.
Cerro
wholly-owned subsidiary
of Carrier Corp., ,the Stone-Piatt
group will expand its manufacturing
operations in the air conditioning and refrigeration fields to cover a
wide variety of applications,
especially industrial and marine.
outstanding
the
in terms of increased
marketing effectiveness.
purchase by Cerro of Coppermines'
assets, property and business,
and assumption of
liabilities, wus accomplished in exchange for 201,333
Shares of Cerro common stock.
systems
continue actively
Under
for
securities
The
the
p.
interests
Ltd.,
Cerro
advantages
Their
International
same
is
selling
with
United
outside
aircraft,
insuluted
Air
the
and
insulated conductor,
distributors, electrical contractors, and
diverse industries such as the
many
business.
announcement
facilities
:V"v
line
Formed—
Carrier
'■
the
jointly
March
on
the
Bellefonte, Pa. and Newark, Calif., added to the
Monsanto, 111. brass mill of Cerro's Lewin-Maines
Company Division,
pre vide Cerro with nationally-distributed
manufacturing operations in
the
brass
mill
industry.
Rockbestos'
business,
the
production
of
Sydney^ Aus¬
Mannifatture
of
Titan's brass mills at
Sulto
in
Canada
The Cerro
outstanding
"
States
arrangements
approximately
$17,000,000.
approximately $28,000,000.
the
and
with a plant located ut
manufacture of electrical wire and
heat and flame resistant
in
foreign countries
International which
marketing
value
$35,000,000.
manufacturing
electrical
various
Carborundum
aggregate
Rockbestos,
in
a
developing
.
one director or at the most two out
It will not in itself be damaging to the
company,
litigation, which dates back to June,
to approximately $900,000.
THE
as
shipooard.
its
A Judgment handed down on March 20 in a tax suit
brought by this
in the U. S. Court of Claims awards the corporation a Federal
tax refund of $520,000 and interest.
on
rapidly
refrigeration
company
*
act
Industries Ltd., which includes 52 subsidiaries,
is the
largest manufacturer of cotton, woolen,-and worsted spinning
machinery.
Other important products include electric generators and
switch
gear,
pumping equipment,
nonferrous
castings,
transmission
gears
and marine properties.
In addition, Stone-Piatt has occupied
for many years
a
leading position in the fields of air conditioning
and refrigeration
for railway cars and other vehicles through one of
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.—Gets Tax Refund—
Ballard,
world;
Carborundum
and
•
of
Stone-Piatt
only control
Chairman
is
the
the
have
now
property
exchange for Cerro
by Cerro of the
producing brass
in
products
-
which
assets,
in
assumption
is currently in its 44th
year of business,
is engaged
and bronze
free-cutting rods, bronze welding rods,
brass shapes, brass wire, aluminum
and bronze screw machine
parts, brass, bronze and aluminum
forgings and pressure die castings.
A considerable
part of its operations is devoted to
making component
parts for a wide range of industries.
world's
were
by Budd to Solar.
purchased the shares March 10 and
restraining order preventing their trans-
Southern New England Telephone Co., New Haven;
other New England industries.—V. 189, p. 1127.
jchn
abroad.
subsidiaries
is
Central
„
other
in
The
exceeds
the
Corp.
and
Titan,, which
in
Conditioning and Refrigeration Ltd.,-which will engage in the air
conditioning and refrig¬
on
1958,
$20 each
but will continue on a less active basis as Chairman of
E. P. Bullard III, President, will assume the
C.
E.
the
acquired
States, The Titan Metal
Manufacturing Co.
Corp. Cerro's interest in Titan exceeds
stock.
acquired all the outstanding capital stock of Winsor Engineering Co.,
Ltd., Glasgow, Scotland, which for many years has sptcailized in the
installation of air conditioning,
ventilating and
injunction preventing
^ of Directors.
"',1 functions.
port;
affiliates
and
arrangements
Stone-Piatt
The
instead
he will step down on March 31
pany
throughout
25
extruded
export
Carborundum
eration
per
approved
Co.
shares,
Bullard Co.—New Chief Executive
^ 7
in
of
the
operated
Rockbestos
by General Clinton F. Robinson,
market
Bank
P.
pany s
A.,' a wholly-owned Swiss subsidiary,
Switzerland, has been established by
will
National
Products
to
and
shares.
preliminary
a
asking
represent
interests buy
Bullard,
S.
announced
was
the
acquisition, Cerro de Pasco's total assets
$240,000,000, of which some 50%
are
located
in
These
United
com¬
-
from
The
C.
Bur¬
officers
Cloud Wampler, Chairman of this corporation, and Kenneth
Prfcston,
Chairman
of
Stone-PiattIndustries Ltd.,
of Great
Britain,
the capital to pick up the stock."—V.
E.
the
at
1203.
announced
jointly by
Koenig, Cerro de Pasco President, and
Chester D. Tripp
President of Consolidated
Coppermines, following approvals granted by
stockholders of the two
companies at separate meetings on
March 25.
Action taken by Coppermines
stockholders will result in the
dissolu¬
tion and complete
liquidation of Consolidated Coppermines
Corp,
The
Coppermines nssets acquired
by Cerro include approximately
$23,000,000 in cash and marketable
securities, as well as the controlling
interests
in
two
metal
'
Geneva,
it
Carrier Corp.—New
had
Federal
shares
sympathetic
so
at
corporation's
Elizabeth, South Africa;
Carborundum E.
A.
(Industria
Abra.sivos), Vinhedo, &ao Paulo. Brazil; Eletro
Metalurgica
S.
A., Sao Paulo,
Brazil; FABRASA S. A., Buenos
Argentina;
Carborundum Australasia Pty.
Ltd.,
interest
stock.
itself can
that minority
built
be
Carlyle
of Solar's 10 directors.
v
units to
Detroit, the
of
consummation
Robert
teletype
Ave.,
made
p.
America.
group
fabricating plants located in
The
announced
the
be
Aircraft
'i'jThe 94,000 shares represent about 13.4%
'11
1,900
be
Coppermines
adjustment
States
refineries
,
'
\
•
will
March
Coppermines.
cash
people.
...
Redemption—-
Corp.—-Acquisition Completed—
on
Consolidated
result
metal
Universal
Ltd., Madras, India;
and The Car¬
Company of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
Negotiations are being completed for acquisition of a substantial
States
Solar
.
Pasco
a
South
;
Port
tralia:
District Judge Thomas C. Egan said, after two
days
that the Solar company had failed to prove it had any
agreement—either written or oral—with Budd to purchase the big
block of stock if and when Budd decided to sell.
of
of
United
operations to begin by July 1.
firm has factories in Pantin aiid
production of adding machines, account¬
equipment,..
Payment
corporation
approximate
equipment avail¬
and
Aires,
report mailed
of -$464,243
on
of Solar
sought
be sold
Morse
obtained
sales
Abrasivos
testimony,
shares
and
Brasileira de
days later.
United
of
tools
responsible
S.
Ltd.,
Solar Stock Approved—
had
company
the transfer of
in
markets
Subsidiaries
-
Solar
19.
subsidiaries
Carborundum
U.
company's financial poyear-end
showing
a
ratio
of
the
by Budd Co. of 94,000 shares
banks, Morse & Co.
The
de
the
Ac
Canada
are—rThe
Carborundum
Co.,
Ltd.,
Manchester,
England; British Resistor Co., Ltd., Manchester, England; A/S Arendal
Smelteverk,
Eydehavn, Norway, Carboscan A/S, Oslo, Norway; Car¬
borundum
S.
A.,
Brussels,
Belgium; Deutsche Carborundum-Werke,
G.m.b.H., Dusseldorf-Reisholz,
Germany,
Carborundum
Schleifmittel,
G.m.b.H., Dusseldorf, Germany; Carborundum-Universal S. A. (Pty,)
suc-
to
Sale
-
and
•
third
the
to
Budd Co.—Sale of
•
machine
Carborundum's capital investments in subsidiaries
outside
and
Canada
amount
to
com-
current liabilities.
On Dec. 31,
$2,509,763
and
current
liabilities
leaving net working capital of $1,301,062.—V. 187, p.
$1,289,701,
interest.
Labilities
the
States
income taxes,
amounted to
presently outstanding shares.
the
net
current
assets
current
factory
plant,
International
under
annual
States.
Federal
on
the
to
^- slightly better than 2 to 1
^
for
share
per
income during 1957
presently outstanding
improvement
was
shown
in
the
adjusted
Further
be
for
pri-
sixth
for
annual
operations
quarter
the
for
highs
to
provision
with
compares
Share
*
latest
new
calls' for
headquarters
Distributor
19-year promis-
$8,120,809, an increase
during the previous year.
reported
after
$532,399, equal to $1.77
-
the
the
the
March
on<
manufacturing
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
also
achieved
new
disclosed March 23 in the
was
$6,998,340
income,
Transformer Corp.—Partial
?.ecS es arni a cas*? adjustment,
of
initial
an
1,
This
borundum
reached
result
for
have
completed.—V. 188, p. 1611.
has called for
redemption on April 1, next, $32,000
debentures, series A, dated Oct. 1,
1955, and series B, dated
1956, through operation of the
sinking fund, at 100%
plus
business
Army Contract—
contract
industrial
March
on
company's history, said Leonard Carduner, President.
<"
will
was
Q'/t
Cerro
totalling $2,666,000 for teletypewriter type equipment has
this corporation by the U. S.
Army Signal Corps, it was
awarded
additional
its
earnings
it
shareholders.
1959
machines
licensing "agent, and furnish technical and other services to
the
company's-foreign subsidiaries and affiliated companies; be a
holding company for Carborundum's investments in certain
foreign
subsidiaries
and
affiliated companies;
and will finance and service
609,664
with
5.CC0
over
British Industries
row,
plant
foreign
notes to John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., it was an¬
nounced earlier this month.—V. 188, p. 1042.
a
business
of
—
corporation
its
accrued
•
and
year in
the
Carborundum International S. A.
Carborundum
and
its
subsidiaries
of
,*Sory
during
its manufacture
Co.
Commerce, Pine Bluff, Ark.—V. 187,
,
made
year
for
to
parent company,
President.
outstanding
acquired
;
with
the
this
close
Booth Fisheries Corp.—Private Placement—The
Sales
call
contract
with
Amer¬
2114.
p.
original listing
which,
cessive
1153.
p.
Carborundum Co.—Establishes Swiss Unit—
common
effective
pany has sold privately $1,000,000 5%
r
of
Nov.
188,
Power
per
It
Central
The
be
underwriting.
working capital.—V.
Maine
the
to
for
and
from $137,000 in 1940, the first year of
operation of the predecessor partnership, to over $22,000,000. Both the
predecessor partnership and the company have earned a profit in
every
year the business has operated.—V. 189, p. 1343.
'
with
par)
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has arranged
to place
privately $3,250,000 of 4%% senior notes, due
Jan. 1, 1971, it was announced on March 25.
'v
Annual sales volume has grown
{»'.
(no
pany,
'.-lnarily in the "junior" market. The company produces popular priced
sportswear, playclothes,
dresses,
skirts,
sweaters,
blouses
and
suits.
^
notification
stock
without
Capital Finance Corp.—Private Placement—This
with
selling
are
plans
The
no par capital
shares of this
subsidiaries, are engaged in the
manufacture of fashion apparel designed for
girls and women in the
group aged 15 to 29.
The company believes that it is one of the three
largest manufacturers in this country of fashion apparel
Sales
operation
roughs plant at 6071 Second
said.—V. 189, p. -1343.
.
share
one.
to
private
a
A
registration,
owners,
187,
Governors
approved for
corporation,
full
outfitted
announced
;"
'
The
19
in
addition
been
earnr
50O shares
unit.
per
used
application
an
'
V
to
business
and
notification'
Bobbie Brooks, Inc.—To Be Listed in New
•
for
of
common
Macdonald,
Awarded
Gorham, Inc.—Delisting Approved—
issued
>;the trading session March 31,
/
share.
a
110,000 square foot factory, located
Villers-Ecalles, 14 miles northwest of Rouen, accord¬
Vice-President, International Division.
W.
Carborundum
Black Starr &
has
of
$400
to
operate
:
•
SEC
in
at
are
,V.?.
The
A
share,
used
engaged in the
machines and electronic
ing
Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.
Exchange Commission—
corporation on March 16 filed a letter
the SEC covering $150,000 of 6% debentures due
common
letter
a
class
per
Romainville
Scottsdale,
The
writing
filed
9
of
$9
be
to
are
at
acres
be
In
amounted
company's
"running ahead" of last year, and the outlook for sales
"ings in 1959 are "promising," Mr. Roche said.—V. 187, p.
common
25
To
.
is
s. Of
Central
Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par
$10) was made on March 18 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$28 per share, with a dealer's concession of
60 cents
,
..
$260,137
-r
a
employment
approximately 600 people in the fabrication and assembly of Bur¬
roughs
Ten
Key
adding
machines.
Machines
produced at
VillersEcalles will be distributed throughout France and
international markets. ;. ■
/ •
'
company on March 25 reported net income of $130,365 after
for the three months ended Feb.
28, equal to 66 cents per share
on
198,955 shares of capital stock outstanding.
—Files
and
of
Manufacturing; Co.—Outlook Promising—
Black
at
is expanding
with the purchase of
France
When
the
This
taxes
;based
shai-es
corporation
ing to Ray
able,
Binks
credit
...
nil.
p.
in
on
year.
a line of credit of
$1,500,000 for the current year, the com¬
pany is not contemplating equity
financirg for the immediate future.-—
.v. 182,
March
on
2.000
employees
proceeds
This
$3,500,000 figure before March 31, 1960 if the
Mr. Lowry observed thao with this flexible
loan arrange-
h'.ent-ancl
profits
Burroughs Corp.—Buys Factory in France—
.During the first quarter of
from $3,500,000 to $2,000,000 but can
reduced
to
The
pointed '
liabilities
corporation
covering
offered
added.
company,
current
excess
income.
Affairs, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
To supply
"
increased
an
Bureau of National
purchase
with
from
profits
was
$14,-
previously announced partial termi¬
Energy
Commission
amounted
to
in
excess,
represented in this suit by tax counsel Gelfand
&
Bernard Weiss and Emanuel Cohan of New York
City.—V. 187
1310.
•p.
results
in
company
Radler,
compare
sales
refund
decrease
firm's
earnings
would
on
The
Earns.—
that
estimated
share.
per
S1.G1
made
was
stated
3
Morrtssey.
Editor;
Chicago
ulinois
1879
3
Subscriptions
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
4
.
.
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
(1464)
use
Mr.
He is a managing
Company. If the latter is employed to
work in the development of the project, the prospectus
such work will be done at a competitive price.
perform
any
indicates
sale of the 80,000 shares
the
from
will be added'tc working capital. Approxi¬
used immediately for the reduction of cur¬
being sold for the company
$1,000,000 will be
borrowings,
mately
bank
rent
electro-mechanical and optical apparatus. The
principal activity currently is the production of aerial photographic
reconnaissance systems and equipment, substantially all of which are
sold to the military branches of rne government and aircraft manu¬
production of electronic,
facturers.
.
is also engaged in the development and design of more
sophisticated reconnaissance
systems and equipment, aircraft ana
missile electronic control sub-systems, other electronic, electro-mechan¬
The company
ical
and
The
missile
and
equipment.
support
ground
aircraft
and
equipment,
and
systems
optical
company
$535,000,
was
Outstanding
Authorized
mtge. note, due in monthly installof $3,455 to Sept. 1, 1961
6$
stock
+Common
♦Short
♦Borrowings
♦Including
ton
its
Feb.
which
may
v.-
16,
so
corporation
became
share
one
into the Delaware
the Illinois corpo¬
stockholders
selling
numbers
respective
the
..
Witter
Bachc
&
&
Co.
Co.
.
4,000
Ellis
&
Inc.-
Co.,
__
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Spencer Trask & Co
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
G.
Co.
Walker
H.
Walston
Co.
<fc
Sullivan
&
Cook
Rcinholdt
<te
<te
&
Baker, Simonds
&
C.
S.
Brown
J.
M.
Dain
&
189,
1,500
1,500
care
1,500
1,500
March
The directors
at
the annual
to nominate as its slate for election
19 voted
March
on
terms
The
three
Partner,
the
W.
Del.;
New York,
Grace
Petroleum
Vickers
Jerome
are
C.
office
Soto
market
of
of
Co.
America,
and
Lily Tulip
Cup
Corp.,
1961
1962
investing nearly $25,000,000 in
models
the
in
Sixties,
preparation
according
to
engineering and styling
expanding automobile
Wagstaff, De Soto Genera!
for
J,
the
and the
models
B.
1963's
are
the
on
Wagstaff reported that with the resumption of full-scale pro¬
duction, the division is anticipating record sales for the model year in
the months of March and April.
of
that
said
1959
Soto
De
the
in
first
models
more
than
$3.10, as compared to $2.81
earned in the prior year.
anticipates
189,
expanded
sales
net
of
trip.—V.
the
Up
is
Comptometer
new
Machine
SEC
portable
Coronet
in.
8Vb
614" in.
x
A.
an
is
converter
C.
built
are
into
two
months
nearly
months of 1958.—V. 189, p. 1344.
was
1%
x
in.
and
easy-to-hold
and
The
in
directors
B
Richard
1952
directed
the
holders
shares,
a
this
this
of
the
year,
issued
be
made
as
needed
microphone
dictation-
1959
and
Conowingo's construction program for 1959-60
$2,319,000, the application stated.
electric
service
portions
in
I960
to
Delaware
Philadelphia,
County
and
L.
shar
Rosenthal,
annual
would
hid
President,
this
split of its series A and
previously been split 3-for-l
advised that the board had
latest 2-for-l
split to
See
the
eighth
increase
in
dividend
the
rate
series
the
in
Cerro
de
Pasco
Corp.
Hartford
of
parts
of Bucks,
The
shareholders
stock
16%c
Mr.
value,
par
of
shares
to
effect
not
and
divided
to
number
Citizens
take advantage
to
this
split,
shares
of
series
the
but,
increase
to
shares
series
increase
provide
stock
additional
of
asked
3,000,000
1,500,000
3,000,000
that
only
2-for-l
be
present
A
stated
was
the
the
series
Rosenthal
also
will
from
A
in
of
B—to
Continental
above.—V.
value
3,600,000
the
authorized
to
number
provide
common
a
stock
of
shares
series
B.
number
of
to
It
is
expected
incorporation,
on
and
Chester.
Net
shareholder
become
that
the
amendment
to
the
company's
certificate
of
of
entitled
record
to
as
receive
of
a
the
close
certificate
of
business
for
one
o«
May
additional
14
share
will
of
$5
at
p.
to
Mills, Inc. below.—V.
—
of
per
share.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
$2,118,912
297,694
238,500
375,803
254,998
757,469
752,694
$885,353
$872,720
450,000
450,000
56,197
5,815,282
5.496,368
—
profit
Previous
surplus
p.
of
capital
$1)
per
was
dealer's concession of 75
installing
was
Corn Products Co.—Reports Record
This
cents per
formance
-
On
$2.88
a
of
had its
Best
Foods
world-wide
for
the
basis,
previous
per
year.
Corn
Sales & Earnings
Products.
share earnings were
compared
to
a
headed
writing
1958
amounted
at.the
end
of
to
.
,
$5,262,723,
an
1957.
additional
newsprint
paper
machine.
Long-term
by $286,700.
Corp.^—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
registration
located at 100 West 10th St.,
statement with the SEC on
Wilmington, Del.,
March 20, 1959,
Bleir & Co., Inc. The public offering price and under¬
terms
with respect to each
issue is to be supplied by
by
amendment.
Since
1S56 the
company
(under the name Allied International Invest¬
Corp.) has been a holding company engaged through subsidiaries
manufacturing enterprises. It has recently divested itself of its
other manufacturing activities and changed its name to "The Dorsey
ing
-
$3.00,
31,
$4,771,020
150,000 shares of its $1 par common stock and 25,000 shares
of 8%
cumulative preferred stock, series A, $50 par
(with warrants
attached for the purchase of 50.000 common shares). The two stock
issues are to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
"best year ever'
and
Dec.
$5,815,282
$1.45
*
$0.75
covering
'in 1958, William T. Brady.
President, reported to the company's 61,000 stockholders on March
24.
In the company's 52nd annual report, the first issued since last
Fall's merger,
all figures presented are a consolidation of the per¬
company
an
reduced
Dorsey
This
filed
The offering has been completed.—V. 189, p. 915.
share.
at
from
'
secon¬
150,000 shares of common stock (par
made on March 10 by Allen & Co. at $13.121,£
share, with a
as
$491,703
and
A
$6,306,832
$1.47
—$0.75
!
per
______
During the year capital exi>enditures, excluding timber limits, in an
amount of $2,338,230 were incurred,
including the cost of acquiring
111.
—
—
share
share__
per
Working
Stockholders—
186,
—
Consolidated surplus
Declared
102,806
1
expenses
—;
—_•—
insurance policy——-
life
Earned
1957
1958
$2,316,319
income taxes
Proceeds
1128.
Secondary Offering
Files With
March
debt
funded
for
Financing
dary offering of
permit
giving effect to the 2-for-l split, will be filed in Dela¬
Accordingly, the directors have determined that each
on
$100,000
profit
on
Provision
141, p. 3223.
189,
—
to be offered
Depreciation
shares
May 14.
$3)
debt
sufficient
of opportunities which develop for property
1969
1,
(par
Interest
past
acquisitions.
ware
Co.—Offer
Gin
Fulton Cotton
See
B
authorized
par
and
necessary
also,
authorized
the
a
6,600,000
Acceptance Corp., Chicago, 111.
Exchange Commission—
covering
increase
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
33VaC—1,500,000
Clarey^ Inc., is
&
and
corporation
Operating
corporation has announced it has contracted to buy Construc¬
tion
Transport,
Ltd.,
of Honolulu,
a
common
carrier
that serves
points of Hawaii. The price was not disclosed.—V. 189, p. 915.
vote of share¬
In February, the board
on
Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Dividends
a
1959.
cash dividend
share
per
of
Years Ended Dec. 31—
require
This
2-for-l
a
s
meeting, May 12,
$1.05
new
being
voted
24
The
of
Split Stock Again—
Fathers
Donohue Brothers Ltd.
Coppermines Corp.—Acquired—
Consolidated
production
are
evi¬
Counties, Md. Philadelphia Electric provides electric energy In the
Montgomery and York Counties, Pa.—V.
pari
18 filed a letter of notification with
6convertible subordinated notes,
at face amount, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The notes are convertible not later than April 1, 1962 into common
The
by
furnishes
Carmelite
Dominion
estimated
Conowingo
(no
.including
automatic
Philadelphia Electric to assist Conowingo in
construction of additions and betterments to its utility
the
for
Okla.—Notes Offered—Keenan
Securities
during
to be offered at par. without
used to purchase land and
$40)
be
offering $165,000 of 5V4% coupon notes maturing April j,
1969, at 100%.
promissory notes in an aggregate amount of $1,200,000.
would
to
capital.
shares of non-voting common stock
conversion of the preferred stock.
23,800
Discalced
City,
and
loans
<par
are
and working
weighs
higher than in the first two
15U
of
proceeds
The
reserved
be
stock
years.
common
of
March
stock.
submission
the
at
established
ten
on
common
total
A
to
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Proposed Acquis.—
Citizens Utilities Co.—To
series
corporation on March 16 filed a letter of notification with the
5,950 shares of voting common stock
(par 410) and
construction
for
available.
the
input
public purpose would be served
for the proposed service.
between the two cities
trip with an additional
the trip to an airport at either end
useful
a
covering
underwriting.
dictation
production is being stepped up to take
and
size,
book
notes
of
subsidiary
Dairy Management, Inc., Erie, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Dictation
SEC
Cecil
class A and
of Trans
500.000
wholly-owned
public demand
a
for extension of
189, p. 480.
$2.50
charge
of
per
April
an
outstanding
a
and
1128.
p.
Steps
—
is
there
that
found
examiner
that
the
plant.
is
It
Passenger fares
for the through service
would be $12.50 one way and
$20.00 round
due
City
drawing boards.
Mr.
He
$26,391,185
or
lbs.,
financing
shares.
B
Joyner.
The
and
its parent, Philadelphia Electric Co., have filed
a joint application with the Federal Power Commission seeking author¬
ity for Conowingo to issue and Philadelphia Electric to acquire non-
dence
He revealed that commitments have been made on the 1960
models, and that the development work is in progress on the
Manager.
and
is
future
A.
backlog of orders," A. E. Carlson, President, announced on
company
The
its
class
interest bearing
&
Chrysler Corp.—De Soto Makes Big Outlay—
De
,
Conowingo Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
This
em¬
Plans New Service—
designed,
use
and
Approval of the application of this corporation to operate a scheduled
seven-passehgei
limousine service between Washington National Air*port and New York International Airport was recommended to the
Interstate Commerce Commission
on March
17 by Examiner Robert
1958 (53 weeks ended Jan. 3,
to $22,193,367 earned in 1957
and output controls,
revcrse-playback.—V. 187, p. 2000.
and Director of Haveg
Co., Witchita, Kans.,
Bank, Morristown, N. J.; Edgar Eyre,
Co., New York, and Arthur S. Bowes, Di¬
Chicago.—V. 189, p. 1235.
of
Corp.
the
of
volume
officers
the class a stock of the Delaware
has
5,950 shares of preferred stock
controls
All
the
certain
Caribbean.-
Eppler,
Iron
Automatic Canteen
rector,
nominated
directors
National
R.
year
Lawrence & Sons,
Wilmington,
First
Director,
this
additional
Cyrus J.
Industries,
and
expire
to
,
corporation
Delaware
2,000,000
small
enough
to
fit an
executive's briefcase.
The
rugged diecast chassis and case are finished in an
attractive
tropical tan and platinum.
Small mercury batteries pro¬
vide power for more than 24 hours of solid dictation.
For home or
stockholders
meeting on May 12, the existing directors
and to increase the board by three
members, according to Leo T. Crowley, Chairman of the Board.
whose
year
were
1959.—V.
in
income
Coronet
4'/2
smartly
give
to
proposes
100,000 shares of
to
purchase up
corporation.
19.
The
Rll.—Adds
Pacific
Directors—
New
net
our
With
of Trans Caribbean and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, D. C.
Transit (of D. C.)
and Transportation Corn, of America, the right to
Inc.—Profits Higher—
$411,800,203,
whole
a
as
machine has been excellent
of
also
Caribbean
Trans
100,000
as compared
1957).
1958
for
earnings
"Reception
1,500
Inc. (Del.) — Registers
Commission—
System,
companies.
"Transit"
Output—
1,500
&
presentation."—V. 189, p. 1345.
ployees
The
but
Three
♦
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
v
fiscal
totaled
year
corporation
1,500
Paul
100,000
__—
$385,409,018.
of
share
—;
Milwaukee,, St.
100,000
Co.,
&
Emerson
Rotan, Mosle & Co
(adjusted for slock dividend)
1,500
Co
Co.,
Comptometer
1127.
p.
Chicago,
sales
*1—
Inc.
Co.,
Freehling, Meyerhoff &
Manley,. Bennett & Co.
Quail & Co., Inc.
—V.
1,500
__
__
equivalent to interest at
date of conversion through
the
and
the
for
increased
1,500
Inc
Co.,
L.
'
The
2,000
1,500
__
Co.
(C
100,000
2,000
2,000
1,500
_
150,000
150,000
400,000
150,000
J.
1235.
p.
volume
Per
2,000
2,000
McDowell-
&
189,
1957
2,000
2,000
Co
Co._
Blosser
Straus,
250,000
H. Hilsinan & Co.,
Inc. —
McKelvy & Co
J. A. Overton <fc Co.__
250,000
&
$250,000
—____
Inc.
250.000
share
2,000
2,000
Gardner
Mosle
Rotan,
Co
Hibbs
B.
Sales
2,000
2,000
Inc.—
Co.,
2,000
Newhard,
H.
250,000
1959) totaled $24,428,812,
<52 weeks ended Dec. 28,
2,500
Inc.
Co.,
«fe
Bosworth,
Sherrcrd
<fe
Inc.
450,000
Co.
Consolidated profits for the
2,500
"
Shearson, Hammill & Co
<fc
Inc._
Co.
that:
2,500
2,500
__
2,500
McCormick
&
&
profitability of CBS operations in 1958 were the
highest in the company's history, it was disclosed in the annual
report to stockholders.
William S. Paley, Chairman of the Board,
and Frank Stanton,
President, informed the stockholders that 1958
sales and earnings were well over those of the previous year, stating
2,500
•
2,500
Co
&
700,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
Columbia Broadcasting System,
2,500
>'
2,500
_
Simmons
&
1,200,000
Co.
Southwest
The
4,000
4,000
premium
a
from
company,
The
4,000
4,000
Curtis
&
__
2,500
Stone
&
,
Watts
J. Lee Peeler & Co., Inc.
4,000
.
Baird
W.
Robert
Hayden,
.
1,000,000
Co.__.-_l...
&
&
Butcher
4,000
4,000
_
2,500
Blunt
&
First of Michigan Corp.
—V.
pay
which is located at 3COO M St., N. W.„ Washington.,
D. C., filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 23, 1959,
covering. 350,000 outstanding shares of its class A common stock. The
Delaware
corporation owns all of the outstanding stock of D. C.
Transit System Inc. (a District of Columbia corportaion>*. which op¬
erates the transit system in Washington, D. C. All of the 350,000 class
A shares of the Delaware corporation are owned
by Trans Caribbean
Airways, Inc., ancl are to be offered for sale by it.
No part of the
proceeds thereof will be received by the Delaware corporation or the
D. C. Transit System of Washington.
Trans Caribbean proposes to give the holders of its outstanding class
A stock, and holders of its outstanding 5'2convertible subordinated
debentures, transferable warrants,
which evidence (at
the right to
purchase shares of the class A stock on the basis of one share of the
class A stock for each three shares of the class A
stock of Trans
Caribbean which such holders either hold as stockholders or to which
they are entitled upon conversion of their debentures and
(b) the
privilege of purchasing additional shares, subject to allotment.
The
purchase price, as well as the record date is to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The principal and controlling stockholder of Tians Caribbean is
O. Roy Chalk, President and Board Chairman of each of the two
18,000
—
—
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
Dean
Marks
Inc.
18,000
Inc
Co.
200,000
200,000
2,000,000
1,900,000
Co.
&
Burnham
W.
Stockholders
Company
&
200,000
William R. Staats & Co.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Ferris & Co
—
Joseph Walker & Sons
Watling, Lerehen & Co.
Chace,
Whiteside
&
Winslow, Inc.
—L
Dittmar & Company,
Selling
From
■>■■■ '
.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
Becker
Co—
___
Putnam
From
G.
Baker,
2,000,000
duPont <fc Co.
M.
—Number of Shares—
A.
2,000.000
.
Laurence
Baxter
below have severally agreed
following respective principal
2,000,000
Co.
&
Brothers
Francis I.
First
to
annum
Transit
C.
This
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Jenks,
Kirkland
&
Co.
Jones, Kreeger & Co—
2,000,000
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
below:
forth
set
5per
Securities and Exchange
-
1994:
due
$3,250,000
1,200,000
Phejps, Fenn & Co
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Rand
of
clays after
D.
had total revenues of
company
the
company
bonds
47/ar/o
McDonnell
below, have severally
the company and the
of shares of common
from
purchase
to
corporation.
named
underwriters
commitment,
firm
a
stock
four-for-onc
a
Delaware
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
effect
offers
company
rate
ten
named
purchasers
the
from
of
Co.
predecessor reclassified
stock split. On
Illinois
company's
to
as
the Illinois corporation was merged
and each then outstanding share of
1959,
27,
purchase
Lehman
>»
..
the
1959,
stock
common
ration
31,000,000 shs
90 day notes.
reserved to cover options presently out¬
be granted under the company's Stock
shares
PURCHASERS—The
524,000 shs.
—
the
1958
year
and net income of $18,680,183
Hallgartcn & Co
Kidder, Peabody
evidenced by 4','o
are
40,000
standing and
Option Plan.
Feb.
par)—
borrowings—
the
EARNINGS—For
300,000
($2
bank
term
"The
the
1,700 square miles which extends about 100
Lake Erie. The company is also engaged
distribution and sale of steam for heating and other
in the downtown business district of Cleveland.
,
White, Weld & Co
$103,638
$103,638
Chaiman, in a notice to the holders of the 5ft con¬
1, 1965 who after the opening of business March 17,
Cole,
D.
•Sept. 30, 1959. In addition, accrued interest to the date the debentures
are
presented for conversion will be paid.
"Pavinent will be made, by check, to the registered owner of the
common
stock issued on conversion.
Payment will be made within
approximately
Coffin & Burr, Inc
...,
ments
which
output,
$118,479,486
to
Crawford
before the close of business April 30, 1959 present such
debentures at the Bankers Trust Co., 15 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.,
for conversion
into- shares of common stock of the company said:
•*
of
the
of
and
1959
BUSINESS--Company
is engaged in the production, transmission,
and sale of electric energy within the state of Ohio in an
in
Manager
1956.—V. 168. p. 1142.
vertibles due Aug.
distribution
area
Clothes
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Conversion Offer—
W.
the
repay
1959.
in
amounts
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
will be used by
financing
the
from
short-term bank loans and to finance part of its
construction program. The balance of the proceeds, if any, will be
used
for
general
corporate purposes.
The company's construction
program is expected to involve expenditures of about $200,000,000 over
the next five years, of which approximately $38,000,000 will be spent
to
company
purposes
the company in 1958 were $8,721,000 and
equal to $1.22 per share on the common
stock outstanding compared with sales of $8,629,000 and net income
of $556,000 or $1.25 per share in 1957.
income
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
be
:
Schwartz as President of this corporation was
16.
He
succeeds Joseph Levy, from whom!
was
recently
purchased by the United Whelan
March
Corp.
Mr. Schwartz has been General
operates 65 men's apparel stores, since
redeemable at the option of the
company on or after April 1, 1964, at redemption prices ranging from
105f5 to par, plus accrued interest.
will
bonds
Series
1994
Clothes, Inc.—New President Elected—
011
Crawford
Boston
First
The
and
100.2943,
Inc.,
100.23.
The
of
sales
EARNINGS—Net
net
Co.
<te
Co.
&
announced
a
miles along the south shore of
executive offices and
Its
Incorporated in 1924.
in Melrose Park, 111.
was
principal plant are
Stuart
Blyth
43/b% rate. The
Dillon, Read & Co.
naming
100.761,
preferred
Frank
of
Election
also
Inc.,
year.
on
Crawford
100.9399%.
received,
were
Halsey,
were:
100.6199,
Corp.,
and
the development, design
business is
BUSINESS—The company's
bids
other
others
Inc.,
proceeds
net
issue of $25,000,000 first
months
the bonds at competitive sale on
won award of
March 24 on a bid of
group
sale.
this
after
underwriting syndicate
an
an
bonds, 4%% series, due April 1, 1994, at
and accrued interest, to yield 4.285%.
The
mortgage
101.625%
aggregate pi 206,-
will continue, to own an
selling shareholders
shares
Illuminating Co.—Bonds Offered—
& Co. headed
which offered on March 25
level
nine
1019.
p.
Weld
White,
Four
PROCEEDS—The
189,
Canadian
and
last
high
A
Cleveland Electric
shares.
The
earnings per common share reached a new
After deducting dividends paid for the first
shares, since exchanged for debentures,
earnings per common share amounted to $2.89. This was more than
130
higher than the $2.54 per common share figure in 1957, and
reflects a higher than normal dividend remittance by Corn Products'
international companies in
relation to their earnings.
According to the report Corn
Products' world-wide earnings hit
a
new
peak in 1958, $33,753,068, compared with $32,680,001 in 1957.
Domestic and Canadian earnings were $32,541,739 in 1958, as against
$29,001,591 the year before.
World-wide
sales
were
$649,978,446, compared
with
$612,279,304
for 1957.
Domestic and Canadian sales were $470,923,681,. as against
$449,259,083 the previous year.—V. 189, p. 1020.
par
series
of
possible.—V.
Inc.—Stock Offered—Blyth
& Co., Inc. and associates offered for public sale on
March 24 a total of 160,000 shares of common stock (par
$2) at $15 per share. Of the 160,000 shares, 80,000 are
being offered for the account of the company and the
remaining 80.000 for the account of certain selling stock¬
holders. This is the first public offering of the company's
Chicago Aerial Industries,
900
16^c
new
share
,
.
Stein Construction
of
partner
■
Domestic
value series A or series B common stock for each
or
series B common stock now held.
After the
effective date, all outstanding shares will be considered automatically
to have a par value of 16%c per share.
Exchange of certificates will,
therefore, not be required.
New certificates lor the additional shares
will bo mailed to shareholders of record May 14 as soon thereafter as
the
will involve costs
clubhouse).
Development of Section A
$469,317.
;
Stein is listed as president of the company.
a
as
estimated at
in
Corp";
and
it
proposes,
through
its
subsidiary,
to
engage
in
the
Volume 189
business
of
structed
Its
manufacturing
a
aluminum, steel
ox
only
or
assets
subsidiary,
of
the
Number 5833
now
which
assets
of
consist
is "the
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
general
wood
of
line
assignee
Dorsey Trailers,
of
highway
trailers
con¬
El-Tronics, Inc.—Bankruptcy Proceedings—
combinations of such materials.
or
$515,000
cf
of
cash
and
to
agreement
an
stock
the
the
purchase
The
all
of
Chapter
Net
proceeds of the financing, together with $1,000,000 of institu¬
borrowings and ether company funds, will be applied (a) to
purchase by the subsidiary of tlie assets of Dorsey Trailers and
to the retirement of the latter company's notes and installment
the
(b)
contracts,
in
the
approximate
X
Addison,
The
tional
of
amounts
$4,000,000
and
the
$670,392,
Agreement providing for the purchase
Trailers is to be assigned to the
subsidiary
a
director of Dorsey Corp., on payment of
all
of
assets
William
by
$25,000
to
of
Dorsey
Husted,
Husted,
H.
Mr.
representing the amount paid by him. The purchase price is $4,000,000
plus the assumption of certain liabilities. The
purchase price will
increase if not consummated
by April 15, 1959.
The subsidiary which received the
assignment of the purchase agree¬
ment from Mr. Husted
had outstanding 00,000 shares of stock, acquired
by Mr. Husted and four other
persons for $1 per share. These shares
were
transferred to Dorsey Corp. in
exchange for a like number of
the shares of its stock.
Dorsey Corp. has outstanding 256,690 common shares, 75,000 shares
of which were or are
to be acquired in March 1959 at $3 per share
by 24 persons, including Blair &
Co., Inc. (25,000 shares).
filed
of
A
::
Chemical
flexible,
low
Court
in
L.
Chapter X
pending in
1431.
Co.
187,
shares
Godsey,
E.
p.
Inc.—Acquisition—
of
E.
C.
I.
common
stock,
Products
will
be
operated
management
direction
of
The merged businesses will
I.
tribution
houses
it was
announced
by
of
F.
W.
supplies
offices, the
sales
subsidiary
Associates
the
divsion
of
complete dis¬
in the United States,, with 11 ware¬
anounceinent
stated.—V.- 189,
p.
808.
aviation
and
Air
covering
March
35
to
be
used
cents
17
shares
on
140,000
at
of
share,
per
for
expenses
filed
letter
a
of
most
notification
the
with
stock
(par five cents) to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds
incidental to the development of oil
common
properties.
Evans Products Co.—Receives Orders From RRs.—
Dow
to
pounds per
cubic foot—or 30 times lighter
manufactures
in
Styrofeam,
insulation,
Pelaspan, expandable
expanded polystyrene, with wide
floral and packaging fields, and
beads.
u "
buoyancy,
polystyrene
Dow
arc
tion
foamed
insulation
industry.—V. 189,
off
at
convenient
under
use
products developed
the
for
built-up
construc¬
Dynacolor Corp., Rochester, N. Y. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
due
1959,
1969
poses to
in
filed
corporation,
24,
and
155,000
registration
a
covering
$1,600,000
shares
of
statement
7%
of
with
sinking
stock.
common
the
Organized
chrome
Net
part
in
film,
1949,
the
product
a
proceeds
tc
The
its
of
for
company
sale
by the holders
principal underwriter.
is primarily
Eastman Kodak
company
the
of
sale
of
debentures
a
thereof.
Lee
used
processing
adued
to
and
Koda-
of
Co.
stock
will
be
used
in
of
the
J.
Brown
respectively,
Mr. Brown
three
additional
equipment.
The
and
company
Kodachrome
balance
will
will
be
available
be
for
purposes.
outstanding
W.
are
install
accessory
other
has
company
President,
spectively.
and
and
general funds
capital
stockholders
Good
construct
machines
the
working
Tne
to
who
336,880
and
now
Paul
to sell
proposes
Good,
190,800
own
shares.
common
J.
60,000
and
47,700
his
of
The
President
selling
Vice-
and
shares,
re¬
holdings and Mr.
The
charge
tional
overhaul
of
in
which
during 1958 underwent a complete
thoroughgoing marketing reorganization
and
the
greater
despite
cut-back
in
defense
expenditures."
Forecasting
a
"substantially better year" for 1959 and resumption
company's upward sales trend, Raymond F. Kelley, President
Chairman, credited the increased earnings to "extensive
cost-cutting
drives
and
management
reorganization."
of
the
and
total
On
solidatcd
16
sales
net
cents
for
1958
914,418
for
dividends
earnings
of
$32,386,037,
share.
and
1957
to
earnings
two
net
cents
Slightly affecting
special items:
(1)
tract
$921,145,
were
common
per
per
the
Budd
32nd
SEC
in
a
loss
$539,647,
equal
sales
after
of
$38,-
Co.
During
000.000
1958
Reeves
a
to $3,000,000
to
reduction
R.
St.,
Riordan,
New
York,
March
on
units
the
1957
p,
of
two
were
old
an
non-recurring
Government
$332,134
con¬
sale
on
of
Instrument
and
another
year-end.
The
V-Loan
$500,000
was
was
consolidated
reduced
paid
from
$8,-
loan
sub¬
the
on
balance
sheet
showed
at
in
Loader
DF
intransit
from
at
cars
no
damage.—V.
189,
no
reported
filed
covering
Building,
the
for
15-year
of
of
pursuant to
shares were
87,140
subscribed for pursuant to rights and
9,625 shares were
allotted among subscriptions tendered for
68,896 shares
to the
additional
subscription privilege. Ac¬
cordingly, the underwriters headed by Stone & Webster
Securities Corp. will acquire none of such shares
pursu¬
the
to
The
underwriting contract.
representative
during
of
the
Corp.),
20-year
has
advised
the
Association
subscription period the representative engaged in no
stabilizing activities and, except against unsolicited
orders,
neither
purchased nor sold any rights or additional shares, that the agreement
among underwriters prohibited such activities on the
part of under¬
writers
other
knows
of
no
than
such
the
representative
activities.
and
that
the
representative
A
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on March 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $41.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 60
cents
per share.
This offering has been completed.—V. 189,
El Paso Electric Co.—To Issue Securities—
This
company
mission
76,494
The
value
would
share
subject
to
to
each
and
sell
the
20,000
bonds
shares
(due
of
1989)
and
25
shares
held
with
an
allotment.
from
bank
reimburse
expenditures
See
for
proceeds
company's
El
stock
common
proposes
application with the Federal Power Com¬
issue $3,500,000 of first mortgage bonds,
preferred stock at competitive bidding.
The
be offered to its present common stockholders
privilege
to
an
seeking authority to
shares of
company
new
The
has filed
the sale
loans,
of
the
estimated
securities
to
be
would
preferred
and
the
Jerome
$500,000
Kansas
West
with the
Wishner,
49
statement
of
Co-Ownership Par¬
Mo., to be offered
City,
sole
benefit
the
of
purchasers
of
They
shares
common
on
the
par
basis
131,
including
$200,000 in sub¬
certain services ancl
of
their
individual
interest
2071.
p.
be
used
about
to
pay
$2,000,000 by May
the
company's
treasury
for
previous
construction
to finance additional construction.—V.
188, p. 444.
Paso Natural
Gas Co.—New Construction—
Pioneer Gathering
System, Inc. below.—V.
189,
p.
1237.
40
seven
the
to
com¬
corporate
general
$545,390,000
expected to
'■
are
.
weeks
ended
and
and
Jan.
31,
the
end
company
income
net
of
$7,906,000, which
respectively, for the 40
$7,732,000,
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$20,000,000
$18,750,000
sinking fund debentures,
1974
fund
debentures,
8,000,000
,
debentures,
1979
($15
21,203,200
value)
par
stock
21,203,200
issu¬
series
dividend
5,562,000
3,299,604
'
t'3,305,572
subordinated
1,
stock
in
by the
open
1959
Authorized
142,615 shs.
cumulative
($1
stock
pfd.
par)
77,615 shs.
10,000,000shs.
■
59,635 shs.
115,294,299 shs.
its
the
number
investment
registration
shares
filed
company,
statement
its
of
capital
with
March
on
stock,
$1
the SEC
amendment
an
20,
par
covering 3,000,000 addi¬
value.—V. 189, p. 809.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 5,250 shares of common stock (par $2) was
made on March 18 by J. S. Strauss &
Co., at $23.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 189,
p. 1237.
of
Sales
during
the
first
of
a
in
comparison
1958,
year
The
percentages
of
with
months
of
1959
company
"operated on
loss reflected in the first
two
stock
shares
5,000,000
proposed three-for-two split in the
the authorized $5-par common
from
a
increasing
to
7,500.000
shares
of
strck
common
also
with
to
proximately
An
be
$200,000,000,
agreement
presented
on
May
"Earnings for
improvement in
including
for
the
operations
merger
Flintkote
to
of
Blue
stockholders
the
of
Blue
Diamond
for
into
approval
in
light
1959,"
of
Mr.
increased
at
loss
a
in
the
first
quarter
of
special
Harvey
volume
stated,
and
a
"should
stronger
show
1958,
price
Flintkote's capital
expnditures during 1959, Mr. Harvey said, "should
approximate
$15,000,000,
with the major portions of this expendi¬
ture
going
into
previously
announced
expansion
projects."
These
include
expansion
Co., Flintkote subsidiary
of
cement-producing
facilities
of
Kosmos
Portland
in Louisville, Ky.; expansion of Utah
plant at Salt Lake City, Utah, for pro¬
duction of "Miracle Lime"; completion of Flintkote's
building mate¬
rials plant at Ennis, Texas; expansion of the Orangeburg Manufac¬
turing Division's production facilities for plastic pipe at a plant in
Marion, Ind., and expansion of container production through a new
Hankins Container Division plant also at Marion, Ind.
Mr.
and
Harvey
fication
p.
Stone
and
with
said
new
a
Flintkote
expansion
"continues
through
interested
acquisition
and
in
further
diversi¬
merger."—V.
189,
not
subscribed
be
Union
Se¬
Co
&
agreed
for
Lestrange &
Fitch,
A.
Lehman
18.00...
Co
North
severally
to
through
pur¬
in
the
all
of
exercise
the
G.
Becker
Co.
&
Blyth
&
Alex.
&
.50
McCormick
.50
Inc.—_
Merrill
2.30
Putnam
&
Co
Rodman
&
Co.,
Inc
Ripley
Hentz
&
Johnston,
1.00 '
Stroud
Co
&
J.
Kidder, Peabody &
—V. 189, p. 1346.
Co.
Inc.
&
Weld
&
White,
Winslow,
4.40
1.00
Cohu
Witter
1 Dean
&
Co
1.00
Co
4.40
&
1.00
Stetson—
Co
4.40
■,
Co.—Expands
1.40
—
Inc.- 1.00
Inc
Wheat
C.
1.00
2.30
Co
&
Co.
&
Van
4.40
Co
.50
1.00
4.40
.50
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
1.00
Alstyne, Noel & Co
4.40
.50
Lemon
2.30
Co
Agnew &
4.40
Inc.
2.30
Smith,
4.40
Co.,
&
1.40
—
Barney & Co
Stephens, Inc
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Co
&
Shuman,
1.00
_
Hemphill, Noyes
H.
2.30
Renshaw__
Co
Harrison
4.40
Inc
1.00
Dickson &
Harriman
Smith
Sherrerd
&
&
1.00
Fen-
2.30
.50
Drexel
1.00
Pierce,
Sons
&
4.40
—
Inc.
S.
1.00
—
Co
Montgomery, Scott & Co
Newburger & Co
t.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Inc.—
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow,
R.
Co
&
Co._
&
&
Lynch,
&
ner
1.00
4.40
Marks
M.
McDonald
Inc
Co.,
Brown
Butcher
Co.
Brothers
Laurencte
Co.
&
-
Blair
111., it
,
Office Facilities—
March 23 by Envin P. Ilesser, Vice-President,
was announced on
in charge of operations.
Remodeling
on the
second floor of the building de¬
to
space
for the advertising and sales de¬
partments and general offices, bringing the total amount of office
space in the building to 31,000 square feet.
The company also conducts manufacturing operations in the plant.—
V. 189, p. 1237.
is under way
provide increased
Franklin Discount Co., Toccoa, Ga.—Files With SEC—
company
covering
are
at
to
face
used
be
March
on
$100,000
of
months
eight
years,
offered
amount.
for
16 filed
double
of notification with the
capital
notes
due
from date of issue to be
is involved.
The proceeds
letter
a
money
your
and eight days
No underwriting
working capital.—V.
188,
p.
1154.
Franklin Investment Programs,
With
Securities
This
SEC
and
investment
March
on
accumulation
20,
of
1959,
shares
New York—Registers
Commission—
Exchange
covering
registration statement with
$5,000,000 of Programs ; for
Franklin
Custodian
company
of
filed
a
Funds,
the
the
Inc.
(Union of South Africa)
—Registers With SEC—
Chemical
The
a
Corn
Exchange Bank,
registration
statement with the SEC
depositary receipts for 50,000
American
30 Broad St., New York, filed
on March
19, 1959, covering
ordinary registered shares to
I
company.
The
Trust Co. of New York filed a registration statement
March 20, 1959, covering American depositary receipts
ior 50,000 ordinary registered shares of Free State Geduld Mines, Ltd.
Guaranty
with the SEC
Frito
This
cn
Co., Dallas, Texas—Registers With SEC—
company
March
on
25
filed
a
registration
statement with the
of common stock.
Of this stock, 60,000
public sale by the Issuing company and
140,000 shares, representing outstanding stock, by the present holders
thereof.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
White. Weld & Co. and Dittmar & Company,
Inc., are listed as the principal underwriters.The
company
and its subsidiaries are engaged principally in the
manufacture and sale of food products consisting primarily of corn
SEC
covering
shares
chips and
200,000
be
shares
offered
potato chips.
for
It has outstanding 1,528,798 shares of stock.
proceeds of the proposed company sale of 60,000 additional
will be added to the general funds of the company and initially
Net
used
to
are
shares
together
increased
company funds as working capital to carry
and
accounts
receivable
resulting
from
the
with other
inventories
expansion of its
business.
principal stockholders of the company are C. E. Doolin, PresiDallas, 254,542 shares; E. L. Nicolay, Vice-President, of De¬
and R. V. Dancey, Vice-President, of Detroit, 181,030.
They propose to sell stock in the respective amounts <pf 20,000, 40,000
and 80,000 shares.—V. 189, p. 1346.
den,
Stores, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—This
corporation is issuing to the holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe for $21,203,200 of 20-year 4% sub¬
convertible
debentures, due April 1,
1979, at
the rate of $100 principal amount of debentures for each
25 shares held of record on March
24, 1959. The sub¬
scription price is
p.m.
shall
The
1237.
Food Fair
ordinated
have
Flintkote
reported for the
full year
net income of $7,536,066, equal after preferred dividend
requirements to $3 per share on 2,125,598 average common shares out¬
standing. Sales for 1958 aggregated $156,172,630.
Cement
C '
underwriters
has
Inc.
Diamond
Flintkote
a
structure."
After
initially reserved for issuance upon con¬
offered, plus a presently indeterminable,
which
may
be issued - to satisfy
any
now
agreed' to sell to them severally,
below, .the aggregate principal amount
indicated
Dillon,
Arthurs,
Barret,
this
the
sub¬
issuance
shares
Free State Geduld Mines Ltd.
he
ap¬
5.
Flintkote
been
its
%
shares.
Commenting on Flintkote's prospects for 1959, Mr. Harvey said
expects sales to establish an all-time record for the year at
Corp,
a
share, effective March 26, 1959.
The stockholders
increase
the
new
authorized
$5~par common
to
per
voted
10,000,000
approved
by
for
of
any
or
months
Harvey, Jr., Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
reported to stockholders at the annual meeting on March 25.
shareholders
company
warrants:
eight
approximately 15'*;
a
profitable
ran
the
a
the
reserved
shares
company
which
curities
I. J.
common
further
two
and
ago
by
provisions.
the
and
debentures
SEC
Co.—Common Stock Split Approved—
ahead
of
additional
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
Flintkote
shares
the debentures
of
signed
will
293,686
Formfit
This Boston
guaranteed
or
have ^neither
mortgages
The
company
is expanding its office space and refurbishing the
exterior of its national headquarters at 400 South Peoria St., Chicago,
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
to
these
by
pursuant to the
company's Restricted Stocfc Option Plan, 10,000 shares reserved for
issuance pursuant to a restricted stock option (not under the Plan),
an
aggregate of 72,500
shares issuable under "recent acquisitions"
1950.
tional
secured
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
of
oversubscription
added
be
for
"V.'■
HExcludes
receive
value
agreed
them,
by
sale.—V.
will
company, it was announced on March
19
has sold to the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
stock.
no
will
(unassumed)
April
chase,
$1,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due in 1973. In addi¬
tion, the life insurance company holds $900,000 of Farm¬
ers' Rice Growers first
mortgage bonds purchased in
Lime
1129.
which
1965
1,
4%
due
Kansas
Calif.—This
meeting
underwriters
the
sale
available
:
sinking
Mortgages
^Mortgages
and
Farmers' Rice Growers Co-operative of San
Francisco,
par-value of $5
total
3%
due Jan
to
the
the
as
contributed
contract
the
ant
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Eastman
Co-Owners.
participations
Officer,
A
be
Delaware,
the
of
20-year 3%%
due Sept. 1,
anti-dilution
registration
a
1959,
basis"
Subscription Offer.
The
redemption
year.
sales
number
and
Fairfax
to
expense
property
to
—
sinking fund redemp¬
prices range from 104%
these, years.
will
compares
with $495,292,000
weeks ended Feb. 1, 1958.-
version
705.
p.
Sands
Y.,
agreement
Eastern Utilities Associates
Stock Offer Oversub¬
scribed—All of the 96,765 additional common shares of¬
fered to stockholders were subscribed for
1,
189,
Ira
N.
24.
the
trust
a
the
of
the
goods
Evans
participations,
who
will
become
equal
Co-Owners
of
the
Fairfax
Building as Tenants in Common.
Supervisory management of the
building will be conducted by Messrs. Riordan, Sands and Wishner
a
601.
that
current
$4.20
purchase the
12-story Fairfax
llth St.,
in Kansas City, together
with the
equipment used therein, subject to a ground lease.
The
purchase price is $1,439,775 payable $500,000 in cash and the balance
by taking title subject to a first mortgage of $589,773 and a second
mortgage of
$350,000,
Title
will
be
held
by
them, as
Trustees,
in
pursuant
supermarkets
the
Common
of
preferred
total non-current liabilities from
$9,797,000 at the end
$3,723,500 at the end of 1958.
Current assets as of Dec.
31, 1958, totaled $16,914,520, and current liabilities $5,337,018.—V. 189,
of
one
their
above.—V.
Firstamerica
figures
settlement
,
company and its
the self-service type
of
EARNINGS—For
able
35,820
share.
earnings
on
reported, conpreferred dividends
with
estate
sequent
p.
protect
to
$5,000 each.
The
three
individuals
propose
Building on Baltimore Ave. and
Kelley
after
compared
of
common
1958
Mr.
equal
This
amounting to $308,966 and (2) a gain of
no
longer used in DCA's operations.
real
20
are
Board
'
to
markets
of 100 or
the Chicago,
since the first of January include
Fairfax Building
(11th & Baltimore
City, Mo.—Registers With SEC—
re¬
as
management, on March 20, reported to shareholders
company's
annual
report
that
net
earnings
for
1958
were
than for 1957 (up to 16 cents a share from 1957's two cents)
lower sales due to the "twin influences" of "recession and
and
Pennsylvania,
the
to
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Acquires Solar Stock—
See
opera¬
top
new
bring
/
of
sult
21
916.
in
Dynamics Corp. of America—Earnings Higher—
of
proceeds from the
funds
assumed
ordinated
corporation,
March
on
^
sidiaries.
under
15,000.
This
Jersey,
Florida.
Preferred
DF-equippcd cars on 50 Class I railroads.
bolstering their DF fleets by new orders
DF Loaders
ticipations
and
reported
and the Union Pacific.
railroads provide shippers with
Michael
processor
or
subsidiaries operate retail food
in Connecticut, New York, New
Maryland,
Virginia,
Georgia
and
At Jan. 31, 1959 the
company had in operation 362 super¬
as
compared with 130 ten years earlier.
Under construction
supermarkets
that for the
over
.
Including additional working capital and future expenditures.
incurred,
pro-i
repay
be
railroads
orders
on
long- and short-term loans of $760,847 which were in¬
clined for working capital and payment of
expenses for construction
of equipment and development of certain new
products. About $250,000
will
general
obligations
p.
SEC
common shares for public sale,
of $100 of debentures and five common shares.
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
The remaining 75.000 common shares are now out¬
by amendment.
standing and are to be offered
Higginson Corp. is listed as the
Loader
Evans
extra
consisting
public offering
The
PROCEEDS—Net
pany's
^The
debentures
fund
each
.
Rock Island & Pacific RR.; the
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul Ss Pacific;
the Chesapeake &
Ohio; the Erie RR.; the Illinois Central; the Kansas
offer the debentures and 80,000
units
DF
Those
more
With
.
March
in
amount
City Southern;
1020
p.
equipment, which prevents damage
goods in transit, represent "a substantial increase
period last year," the company said.
same
The
.
company
is 100%
Optional
principal amount.
purposes,
DF
number of Evans
Scorbord, a scored plank that can be snapped
lengths for perimeter insulation, and Roofmate for
roofs
the
:
Because the polyethylene foam
displays high shock absorbing ability,
good potential in impact packaging applications.
two
Dow says it has
also
fund
price
the
'
Orders from 26 railroads for
equipping 1,472 freight cars with Evans
Loaders have been received since Jan.
1, this company reported
on March 21.
Latest orders are from Western Pacific RR. for 83 DF
Loader cars and Southern Pacific for 43,
Orders and installations of the DF
The density is about
than water.
on
V.
.
.
sinking
a
density
in limited
applications
to
of
The corporation
company
Securities & Co.
redeemed, are convertible into
before April 1, 1969, aX $42 per
.
Empire Oil Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
SEC
the
previously
BUSINESS—The
wholly-owned
a
as
the
provide
of
unless
5
will retire In each year 1970
through 1973 5%- of the aggregate principal amount of debentures
outstanding on April 1, 1969, and at its option may retire an, equal
tion
March 25
on
the
C.
stock
Under
President.
Jr.,
Standard
under
debentures,
common
the
Jacobs
Detroit.—V.
Communications,
corporation
26,505
are
Co.—Marketing New Product—
District
of-
The
share.
in
appearance
F.
firms headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
will underwrite the offering.
the
Philadelphia.
of
an
of
to
acquired all of the stock of Standard
Products, Inc. of Wichita, Kansas, aviation industry supplier, from
Richard
F.
Mullins
and
William
E.
Mullins, Jr. in exchange for
polyethylene foam has been placed on the
quantities by this company as "an important addi¬
tion'' to its line of foamed
plastics.
market
Inc.,
entered
the
reorganization
of
Brookwood
Country
Club,
(1)
reorganization
proceedings pursuant
additional
Electronic
This
has
for
Act
El-Tronics,
also
States
ottered
Dow
(2)
in
appearance
Bankruptcy
the
for
of
corporations:
Commission
United
notice
the
debtor
111.; and
proceedings
respectively.
The
has
SEC
following
Inc.
(1465)
(EST)
on
100%.
April 10,
The
offer
1959.
will
A group
expire at 3:30
of investment
troit,
of
180,902,
Fromm
Sales
of
Christian
&
Sichel, Inc.
Christian
Brothers
Brothers
it was stated in a
Sichel, Inc. of New York
1957,
distributor
fof* the
(N. Y. City)—Sales
champagne increased
Show Gain
by 36.13%
and of
24.34% during 1958 as compared to
report issued March 24 by Fromm and
City, San Francisco and Chicago, national
Vermouth
Christian
by
Brothers.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
6
.
.
.
Monday, March 30, 1959
(1466)
in
as
about
of Christian Brothers Brandy sales which has been in
previous years the largest selling Brandy In the United
growth
1958
General
comments about the continu¬
Picker, Vice-President, also
W.
Jerome
ing
States.
1,
Electric
General
UNDERWRITERS—The
out its Decatur plastics
operation by
said. Meanwhile., efforts are being made .to
possible transfer to Decatur of anotliei
business.'v/.»
the
on
•
>
Atomic,
Inc.—Plans Acquisition—
Mills
Cotton
Fulton
a
Woodruff
The
a
>
C..W
200,000 shares of common stoek ($1 par value)
price of $12 per share. Of the 200,000 shares offered,
100,000 shares are being sold for the account of the
company and 100,000 shares are being sold on behalf
of selling stockholders.
1944
test
high
power
communication
and
-Of
PROCEEDS
shares
100,000
has
1954
a
stock,
common
$127,500
Culminating
activities
directed
the
toward
development
of
The
will be
stock
repay the short-term
Trust Co.. representing a
Manufacturers
to
for
the
The
will
company
of
receive
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
of
Employees."
of
10,000
1959,
23.
common
apiece
2,500
shares
ol'
selling
the
The
stockholders
contributed
are
10,000
the
shares
underwriters
below
named
have
severally
;
Co.
„OOjOOO
—
Kulin, Loeb & Co.—
3Lee
Higginsou
Carl
M.
Paine,4,
Curtis
&
—V.
189,
&
F.
&
—
Co
Turben
Trask
Spencer
10,000 Stlllman,
Co
Company
5,000
lists,
Co
Stock
Ore.—Common
;
'■
-The
5,000
5,000
company
'
The
filed
March
on
19
$47.50
expand
A.
This
i
American
corporation
Transportation
to the
Engineering
cement,
—V.
has
acquired all of
the
outstanding stock of
Manufacturing Co., Allcntown, pa., supplier
heavy chemical industries.
Traylor will be merged with Fuller Co.,. Catasauqua, Pa., a whollyowned
subsidiary of General American, and will be operated inde¬
pendently under Fuller manageemnt.—•'V. 189, p. 910.
Traylor
stock
183,
General Electric Co.
Sells Custom Molded Plastics
This
company has sold
the business, equipment and one "plant of
Department to Haveg Industries, Inc. of Wilmington, Del.
purchase was agreed upon by the two companies. The agreement
Plastics
announced
was
Industries,
March
011
Arthur
ana
20
C.
by
Dr.
Treece,
John
General
Lux,
President
Manager
of
of
the
Haveg
Plastics
•
■
m
sale,
which
conditional
with
the
union
fs
111.
there
for
plans
to
"Our
was
representing
plant.
increase
decision
reached
after
position
Taunton
General
anticipated
consolidate
anticipated
employees.
Also
included
to
in
Electric
by
use
its
new
the
in
will retain the physical plant
another company department
Haveg
plastics business in Taunton, -with an
size
of
that
operation.
This
and
opj
great
"General Electric
will.now concentrate its
attention in
future chem¬
ical
growth
in
t ie
materials
area,
as
exemplified by its silicone
products, its phenolic molding powders, its new 'Lexan' 'polycarbonate
producvs, its
Te Rolitc' laminated products and its well-known
cialities
in
spe¬
insulating
p
materials."
n,'J.avef industrial said, "is primarily
Pr; Lux
for
plastics
Our
uses,
lines
of
28
includes
and
air
plastic
and
corrosion
for
the
resistant
a
fabricator
rocket
paFfr- ,£tee1', chemical> salt, and other
towers,
Haveg
siheone
the
of engineered
missile
for
program
such
process
varied
Industries
tanks, pipe, fittings, valves, tank trucks, duct work
scrubbing systems. In the missile field Haveg's blast tubes
temperatures
infi
Uneo
and
equipment
n0EM C0^es> and insulating compounds
construction for
OX
will
continue
General
over
5.000
Electric's
are standard
degrees
Plastics
»elude compression and injection
rubber
mycalex
KK
high
temperature
cai>s,,ond siee}[es' and wiil continue to
presently made
large
Outstanding
247,300 shs.
400,000 shs.
corporation
granted
under
the
materials
Fahrenheit."
Department
molding,
insulating
product
fabricated
materials,
and
expand all these product
by the General Electric Plastics Department except
machines
over
16
ounces.
cavipl
that
under
Executive
Plan
of
upon
Stock
registration
a
statement
by Smith, Barney & Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Kuhn,
& Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. This of->
wtih
Loeb
the
188,
(c)
and
Option
Plan
Stock'
Employee's
the
and
granted
heretofore
options
Electric
Argus
Cameras,
the
A &
the
sale
and the company
P
of
March
26
headed
publicly 40,000 shares of
$66.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net
chase
of
capacity,
primarily
manium
P
&
A
a
century
facilities
Other
are
the
in
in
in Jamaica, N.
and
period
in
of
stereophonic
year
ended
net
income
Dec.
and
income
net
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
6$
purchase
Jan.
5Ys%
°Of
3,
this
warrants
(par
25
mortgage
money
31,
$553,647,
net com¬
compared with
1958,
$346,346
for
PRESENT
the
same
due
amount,
26,841
March
5,000
stock
Common
shares
granted to officers and
are
are
reserved
key employees.
for
the
—
The
Smith,
underwriters
&
Barney
—-105,900
Co.
A.
Allvn
C.
&
Outstanding
21,635,906 shs,
named
below have severally
the respective number
Shares
&
—
&
Stearns
Bear,
Becker
G.
Co.
Bioren
&
2,000
Co.—1
Blair
William Blair & Co._
Baird
Inc.
None
Co.-—
&
options
Baker,
Ball,
Watts &
Weeks &
Burge &
4.500
5,500
Co
Co
Kraus_;
&
Ellis &
-2,000
2,500
7,000
4,500
— r_
-—
Simmons——
Boettcher
Inc.
J.
C.
Sullivan
&
&
Co
Cabell
&
Co
&
Co.
Brown
&
5,500
Co..
—
Bradford
Brooke
5,500
2.500
Co
^
Branch,
Alex.
&
5,500
26,000
Blyth & Co.. Inc
7,000
—
Inc
Co.
Bosworth,
Co..
:
Baker,
Blur.t
Red-
Eaker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
of
3,500
7,000
10,000
Bmgham, Walter & Hurry.
~.b.
Inc.
———:—2,000
2,000
2,000
&
«
Inc.—
Co.
&
"
2,000
2,500
———
Bgteinan, Eicliler & Co.—^
4,500
W.
of
Co
&
—
Whipple
exercise
Barth
•
10.000
1
Eacon,
exercise
J.
—
A.
Bleichroeder,
!
S.
& Co.
North
10,000
Strudwick.
Arnhold
Fitch,
inc.
Corp.-
Securities
American
Anderson
416,002 shs.
the
Barret,
__
Inc.
Co.,
Auchmcloss, Parker
$64,400
for
L05.000
Co
Stanley & Co.—
105,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
—105,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Morgan
path
300.000
reserved
1959
28,600,000 shs.
——.—
agreed to purchase from the selling shareholders
of shares ol common stock set forth below;
Robert
1963
31,
$1)
(par
Outstanding
due
shares
28,
FEB.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
FINANCING
$70,000
loans
and
equipment.
*750,000 shs.
cents)
1960
term
corporation
sound
Authorized
stock
OF
Authorized
the company include equipment for
fidelity
AS
Shares
this
1953,
1957.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
pur¬
manu¬
by them.
of several trusts created
company
food
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.
$3,261,142
fiscal
the
Y. and Woonsocket, R. I.
high
EARNINGS—During the fiscal
sales totaled $5,484,407 and
sales
for
expand
of many varieties of ger¬
electronic
computei's. Manufacturing
pany
net
in
to
retail
the
UNDERWRITERS
used
be
manufacture
use
for
computers
will
York
New
the
in
products manufactured by
electronic
sale
and
ago,
and its predecessors have been engaged
business since 1859. Today A 6c P and its sub¬
sidiaries conduct this business through approximately 4,200 retail stores
located in 37 states, the District of Columbia and Canada.
' '
equipment and
to retire outstanding debt.
and
engaged
transistors
—
stock (par 25 cents) at
research
and
BUSINESS—Incorporated
is
Common Stock Offered
common
from
proceeds
machinery
facturing
—
Co. and Hayden, Stone & Co. on
an
underwriting group that offered
&
#•
21,635,906 shares outstanding, are part of the A & P holdings
of
two
individual shareholders, Huntington Hartford and Marie H.
Robertson,
descendants of George Huntington Hartford who founded
BUSINESS—The
General Transistor Corp.
The
stock.
the
"
the books closed.
does not constitute new
financing by
will not receive any of the proceeds from
shares, comprising approximately 8% ol
the
in
Kidder, Peabody
offering
PROCEEDS—The
.
the
2029.
p.
fering was oversubscribed and
here¬
options
(b)
Plan,
Products,
Inc.
and
the
Stock
Inc.,. which were assumed
merger of Sylvania into General on March 5,
into
options
to
purchase
shares
of
General
of
converted
and
Plan,
Sylvania
Plan
Incentive
General
1,959,
filed
24
shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on March 25 at $44.50 a share by a
nationwide underwriting group of 253 members headed
Registers
—
Pacific Tea Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—A
secondary offering of 1,800,000
Exchange Commission—
March
General's Restricted Stock Option
Purchase
by
and
on
Corp.
Electronics
&
<C."
covering 572,301 shares of common stock, being stock issuable
(a)
Option
.
Great Atlantic &
Telephone
under
withdraw from
the custom molded plastics business
reluctance," Mr. Treece said. "It was made
study and analysis of General Electric's over-all
ortunity in the molded plastics industry.
with
Outh-uTzed
(par 50 cents).,_______
Securities
With
the
Electric's
critical
a
direct
order
FINANCING
* Vr'
General
includes General Electrtc's plant in Taunton
Mass
Havcg's ability to negotiate an acceptable agreement
t,,busi"ess and ^piich of the equipment of General
Decatur,
only
on
mall
a
PRESENT
'. "...
"'.v
common.—V.
Department.
The
TO
2141.
p.
tofore
Business—
rhe
include
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.-
are
principal amount
'
EFFECT
&
rock and
the SEC
its
to
This
convertible into common initially at the rate of
for each common share and at higher prices
for the common after the first five years.
f
.
This Ohio drug store chain with headquarters in Cleveland, w 11 us?
the
proceeds to repay currently/outstanding long-term debt, and to
finance in part new stores to be opened this year and next;- V. 189,
1>- 1238.
;
|
•.
I '
debentures
The
•
GIVING
i
Common
Corp.—Acquisition
operations
C.
B.
program.
CAPITALIZATION
—
rights to expire on April 14. The offering, which expires
April 14 is being underwritten by an investment bank¬
ing group headed by
purchase
Offered
Debentures
of stock held of record March 27};-
for each seven shares
Intends
to
—
•
as
to
buying service operated for the benefit of Federal government
employees residing in the Pacific Northwest; and American Buyers' Club
buyer's service available
to the general
public.
The company
a
.
General
Stores, Inc.
Drug
Gray
whlcl}
eoiporation is offering shareholders rights to sub/eribe
$2,313,500 of 5% convertible debentures due April 1,
1974 on the basis of $100 principal amount of debentures
was
—a
letter Of notification with
the SEC covering 25,000 shares ol' common stock (no par) to he offered
at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to he used
for working capital.
corporation
23$.
Godfrey
S.
,
,
„
has outstanding 188,216 common shares, of
owns 18$
and officers and directors
James E. Godfxey is listed as President.
now
company
Florence
group
—a
Garvey Foods, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The
resale.
to
v'
■*
is
company
Mrs.
organized in Nevada on Aug. 2G.
principal office is located at 1105 N. E. Broadway, Portland,
Oregon. The company is the successor to a sole proprietorship which
has been owned and operated by Herman Goldberg lor one year prior
to the incorporation of the present company.
The company is engaged
in retail discount merchandising in the Pacific Northwest through the
operation of the following sales divisions; General Sales Co.—a dis¬
count house located In Portland, Ore.; Associated Northwest Employees
1129.
p.
located at 4160 North Port Washington Rd., MiU<,
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering.
shares, to be offered for public sale through an ,
common
headed by Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc. The public
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment., a
engaged in the distribution of food products to
retailers and consumers
in the Milwaukee area.
/
Net
proceeds of the sale of the additional shares, estimated, at
$1,105,625 will be used to provide inventory and working capital foV ;
four new -'impelmarkets in the amount
of some $309,400, and to pro- i
vide fixtures and equipment with respect thereto in the amount of.;;
$635,000. Seme S30.000 will be used to provide equipment, and improve-,?
men-s for Crcstwood Bakery, a subsidiary; and the balance will be used
lor
investments, in
controlling stock in retailer-franchised Sentry
Markets and in interim investments in sites and developments prior
Its
1958.
5,000
Inc. 5,000
Co.,
&
&
Portland,
Corp.,
basis.
BUSINESS
5,000
Maynarci & Co.—
Sales
capital.
Hutton & Company
Merrill
10,000
Company—_10,000
Wcrtheim
Sunstelh & Co.— 5,000
5,000
E.
&
.
Shields,
&
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Wis.,
underwriting group
and establishment of mail order division; purchase of mailing
mailing equipment
and
facilities;
and
additions
to
working
Club,
Hentz & Co
Hcttleman
20,000
Jackson
Webber,
Company— 5,000
Gerstley,
H.
&
—
and
Coleman
20,000
Rhoades
Co.
Burnham
20,000
Corp
Loeb,
5,000
Co.—
&
*
company,
100,000
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for expenses of remodelling
enlarged sales area to provide a discount supermarket for the General
Sales Division; purchases of additional inventory; expenses of prepara-'
tion and distribution of mail order catalogue for the American Buyers',
Shares
Bache
Unterberg, Towbin
■;
189, p. 1238.
Offering price and
efforts
company).
E.
Coliseum.-—V.
York
Now
of
189,
offering of 120,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) is being made by Ross Securities,
Inc., of New York City, at $2.50 per share, on a best-
aggregate of 200,000 shares off common stock
the selling stockholders and 100,090 shares from
Shares
C.
the
the Institute
at
first time
the
Offered—A public
an
from
for
at
Convention
Engineers
General
to the company, 5,000 by Henry Feldmann
Felix Feldmann
and
Willie Ramhofer.
Such
being held in the treasury of the company for its
stock
purchase
to
(100.000
unveiled
The
general corporate purposes.
agreed
This
waukee,
were
Industries Corp. below.—V.
List
Godfrey
largely
be
will
1238.
p.
by
UNDERWRITERS—The
production
start
statement with the SEC on, >
of common stock, to be offered
to eligible em¬
189, p. 481. •
• .•
Corp.—To Vote April 21 on Merger—
Gleir Alclen
See
use.
units
new
Radio
sock are reserved for the
Plan for Key Executive
end
With SEC—
registration
a
1959, covering 80,000 shares
23,
pursuant to the company's Employees' Savings Plan
ployees of Gillette and other afiliated companies.—V,'
down to "volume
to bring costs
are designed
although at the
levels,"
military
for
filed
company
March
the-flow of electrical energy).
stated)
lie
commercial
"433,000 shs..
Option
Gillette Co.—Registers
This
ca¬
immediate
start
techniques)
Outstanding
common
Stock
"Restricted
(where
capacitor facility lias just been completed at the company's Newark,
N.
J.,
headquarters
plant, equipped for "controlled start-to-finish
maiuu'acture." from the raw tantalum powder itself, Board Chairman
Martin II. Bencdek announced.
General Instrument's mass production
FINANCING
PRESENT
circuits
secondary offering of $500,000
subordinated debentures due 1976 was made on
March 12 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at 90%, with dealer's; /
concession of $2 per debenture. The offering is still being :
continued.—V. 189, p. 45.
one-thousandths cubic inch) "electronic
''metallic sponge" .of the wonder metal
of conventional de¬
(three
?
n
the
of
Secondary Offering—A
large-scale production of the devices—using
General
Instrument-developed processes which involve temperatures
one-third as hot as the outer surface of the sun—a special tantalum
note for $120,000 payable
loan to provide the funds
pension trust.
600,000 shs.
—_
shares
25,000
the
March
On
and
miniature
I
5%
cell"—whose core is a
To
part of the proceeds of the 100,000
sold by the selling stockholders.
EFFECT TO
the
from
tantalum—will, the company Stated, "do the job
vices
one
thousand times its size" in electronic
no
being
GIVING
$1)
(par
addition,
purposes
shares
a
storage
new
Authorized
"In
military,
(leyice,
company's initial contribution to such
shares
award
factors and lower leakage," designed for.
missiles gear, communications equipment
industrial and commercial electronic systems. The
and other
from the sale of 10,000
trust under the Employee Bene¬
the pension
to
to
used
program under
U, S. Signal
and engineering
research
Study
substantially lower power
"mico-mhiiafurization"
of
the company will receive
$120,000 which
Development—
this corporation
on
March 24 announced development of
production models—and new techniques and equipment for mass pro¬
ducing them—of tiny "high reliability solid tantalum capacitors, with
pacitors store and control
shares of common
•
,
the time being, and that. ;
for each four now held <f
i
)
comparable quarter a year ago. and are expected to be J
at least 20$
better than any previous first quarter in the history of. ;,
the corporation.
They said that the outlook for sales and earnings; )
continues very favorable.•*.
Corps,
products.
fit Plan
Preparedness
a
ahead
*
•
.
year-long
a
Industrial
an
'
the proposed
favorable substitute at this time. The board stated it intends
to consider resumption of stock dividends after a 12 months' interval,.
if not sooner, and that the policy with regard to dividends, includingstock dividends, v ill of course continue to be shaped or. the basis of
the corporation's growth, earnings, and financial condition.
In making this announcement
to the stockholders, Georgia-Pacific
officials stated that the first quarter of 1959 is now far enough alon'g.
to
enable them
to state that net profits are running substantially
and release in June.
is also taking steps +o add additional products
'J:
quarterly stock dividends for
additional one share
the usual 2%
believes
will be
already announced a new line of spring
These are receiving widespread acceptance.;
expensive spring wound and electric clocks
Instrument Corp.—New
authorized b>* the stockholders, the management/.
to the board that the regular quarterly dividend < f
be
share be continued after'the split. This would be equiva-c*»
lent to a 25$
increase in the current'quarterly cash dividend rate/;'1
The effective date of the- split, would be June 4, 1959, and stock certificates for the additional shares resulting irom the split would be
mailed to stockholders on June 25.
\
,
/
The board stated
that it is recommending this: 25$ < split in lieu ,1'*
it
in manufacture."
General
.
precision metal parts. The company also expects that approxi¬
mately $65,000 will be used to acquire additional real property in the
vicinity of tne company's present plant site.
The remainder of the
proceeds received by the company will be used to supplement working
capital and for other general corporate purposes, including the expan¬
research
more
company
new
now
1
sale by the company of
will be used to redeem
proceeds from the
net
the
small,
of
of
line
new
"The
not
par
sion
has
Division
electric clocks.
and
the split
of
,
being readied for introduction
is
the 6$ debenture bonds due July 2, 1972, which are owned
in equal shares by the selling stockholders, and an additional $250,000
will be used to repay two short-term notes payable to Manufacturers
Trust Co.,
representing loans to provide additional working capital.
Approximately $100,000 of such proceeds will be used to acquire new
machinery and other equipment in order to expand the company's fa¬
cilities for the fabrication of sheet metal and for the production ofat
;VV'v--" I
corporation will introduce
much larger capacity and a
"During the month ol' April the
Clock
"The
wound
Another
a
*38.084
'
Stock Split—
1.
of 25 cents a
R. S. Wallach, President, caused
models of the adding machines and the
Since Dec. 1, 1958 production has been
balance.
•
1.000
on
intends to recommend
$909,478
.
directors?
of J % 7or
Should
Nov. 30/58
110,352.
.
.
J'-rXz'-- Wright. Wood & Co
1238.
p.
March 20 vole,.! to split t/c.common stock in the
v.Ujch is one additional share of common stock for. "
each four held.
The aetion is subject to authorization by the stock-v/"
holders at the annual meeting on April 22. 195.?. '
.
systems.
its
of
been
189,
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Proposes
according to
was,
entirely new adding machine having a
credit
leading
equipment,
related types of electronic instrumentation,
pulse modulators and custom-built components for radar
since
and
wave
Hutton &
F.
The
•■'''■'
-
$951,864
:
He added:
an
partnership founded in
supplier of precision micro¬
to
This
loss.
normal.
a
successor
-2-
profit
by the expense of changing of
consequent loss ol' production.
offered
the
duPont fa
—V.
3 Mos. End. 4 Mes. End.
2/:
.
_
"Net
Inc.—Stock Offered—C. E. Unterberg, Towbiu
an
underwriting group which on March 26
is
,r
Feb. 23,'59
Co. headed
Inc.
Co*
I.
E.
Profit—'
(N. V.)—Reports
Corp.
General-Gilbert
Net
BUSINESS- FXR.
'
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McKelvy & Co.—
__:
1,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 1,000
Joseph Walker & Sons—-—"1.000
Westheimer & Co
_1— 1,000 *
3,000
_
3,000
Co.-/., 2,800 r
Co.——/-— 2.800
&
r-tio
Bale, he added.—V. 189, p. 705.
FXR,
'
2.000
&•
Jackson
Francis
the Woodruff and Win-
of
members
and
Foundation
'•
■
Inc. ______
1,200 " '
Hallowell, Sulzberger, JeilKs;
v ji j
Kirkland & Co.—..;-.—1,200
Rhoades &
Shields
'
-
Loeb,
'
of current fed
it controls the amount
and like a transistor
circuit.—-V. 189, p. 1346.
current
into
ship families connected with Continental Gin from its beginning have
signified their intention to sell. Mr. Woodruff said.
Their stock Is
included in the 130,000 shares owned by those who have agreed to the
at
rectifier.
-
&
-
Paine,
Webber,
Curtis
controlled rectifier acts like both a power .transistor
Like a rectifier it changes alternating current to direct
silicon
The
and
follows:?;-
.
Co.
applications for General
rectifiers.^ - Announced on March 23 at the annual Institute of Radio Engineers
Convention in New York City, developmental samples of the 50-ampere
devices are slated to be available in April to equipment manufactuiers.
company
the Trust company.
and
planes and TV theater light-
guided missiles, jet
submarines,
ing panels are expected to be among the first
Electric's new high current silicon controlled
has offered to purchase all the common stock—292,327
shares outstanding—of Continental Gin Co.
The offer, payable in cash at $40 a share, is conditional on accept¬
ance by 66%
of the stock.
?
George W. Woodruff, one of the principal stockholders of the Conti¬
nental Gin Co.,
announced on March 13 that owners of more than 130,000 shares of the 292,327 outstanding hud signified their intention
to accept the offer by depositing stock certificates withe Trust Company
of Georgia under terms of an escrow agreement between the purchasers
The
the principal underwriters of the
number-of shares which each has
Shares
Co.—8.000 ' *; Cruttehden, Podesta & Co. . 2,000
Hayden. Stone & Co.
8,000
Milton D.-Blauner & Co., Peabody
Carl M-
Silicon Controlled .Rectifiers—
of
severally agreed to purchase from the company-are as
■/■■
Shares,
■
Kidder
Makes High Current
names
aggregate
the
and
stock
common
Treece
Mr.
decision
a
close
will
Electric
Sept.
speed
—_—.—
Sons—
2,500
3,500
2,000
2,006
7,000
Volume 189
Number 5833
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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:
:—~—
Shares
...Brown, Lisle & Marshall.1
Brush; siocunib & co., Inc.
Burke & toacDonatct. j.nc._
Btfrpnam & Co
;
-
C.
C.
Collins
co.
Mead,
Wm.
Morrill Lynch,
W.
Newburgcr & Co
Newliard, Cook <fc
The
2,500
4,500
Dre'xel
<fe
Francis
Co.__.
I.
&
Co.
Eberstadt
G.
A
&
26,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
2,000
—;
&
Rand
&
i
Aeronautics
of
includes
$24,-
a
Actual
pact.
Qo..
;—______
&
4,500
Co
Emanuel, Deatjen & co.___
Eppler, Guerin & Turner;
V Inc.
Equitable
Securities
Estabrook
Clement
&
Inc.
2,000
<fc
the
on
to
plant
this
start
a
Riter
10,000
10,000
has
completed
been
initial
with
Summer
primary
enable
it
of
to
from
effectively
more
serve
other
in
other
the
growing
Oxo
rainwear,
chloride
garden
items.—V.
the
large
polyvinyl
products in such applications
synthetic lubricants,
additives,
hose,
189,
plant,
new
isooctyl
alcohol
and
quantities in the manufacture of
resins—the well-known "vinyls"
upholstery,
toys,
tarpaulins,
and
&
Co.,
r
Co
Wm.
P.csenthal
2^500
Rotan,
3,500
L.
First
L
|_
of
30,000
3,500
(Inc.).
Michigan Corp..
W.
Co
Fleming-
Foster &
Marshall
Roberts
Inc
man,
Co.—New President—
Scliwabacher
2,000
Scott
&
Ohas.
W.
Hallgarten <fc Co
Hallowell,
Eilberberg & Co..;
I.
3,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner.k
Smith, Hague & Co._——'
&
Co—
Ripley & Co.,
Inc. —i„_
William
Staats
R.
30,000
Stein
Bros.
Stern
Brothers
Hentz
H.
&
Hill
J.
Hooker
Slrcud
2,500
Suplee,
2,500
Co.
21,000
Sutro
Bros.
Sutro
&
Fay—_—.
Weeks
Weil,
Labouisse,
___'
Applegate
Humphrey,
Hutton
F.
W.- E.
&
Hutton
Illinois
Indianapolis
Share
Bond
h-
2,000
_
Dulles
<fe
Johnson,
Lane,
H.
C.
H.
Edward D. Jones
Co.—
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
2,000
Joseph Walker
J.
2.000
Mac Arthur & Co.
Wceden
Wertheim
2,500
White,
•
Eros.
P.
Weld
floor
Mellon
National Bank & Trust
Crabb, Managing Director
Britain, have
been elected
Frederick G.
Ltd.,
Executive
serving
Co
^This
Dean
Willis ton
Witter
Miami
at
world-wide
Beach,
facilities
can
Corp.
Harold E.
Wood
Los
were
Wood,
Woodard-Elwood
Struthers
be
Fla.,
where
utilized,
has
including
program,
a
of
about
$500,000
But
amount actually
authorizations from
company official later explained.
year.
Jgn.
some
eight weeks
of
the
Wjtli
■•Mr.
Blanche
the
Carte
announced
the
credit
March
on
cards
will
be
honored.—V.
189,
1238.
p.
2,000
after
debt
at
189,
providing for
pre¬
$0.20
share at Dec. 31
Dec.
2,000
at Dec. 31outstanding at
;
Dec.
*$0.12
$5.43
2,637,464
14,211,912
3,531,325
31
31
.
$5.24
3,i 17,145
2,000
Co..'
—
4.500
,
to
Central
RR.—Correction—
typographical error, the amount of equipment trust certifi¬
on
March 13 was given in these columns as $4,400,000.
This should have been $4,440,000 (see V. 189, p. 1289).—V. 189, p. 1347.
a
offered
of Boston, Inc.—Net Assets Up—
1959
1958
$29,064,786 $16,929,784
amount
net
Shares
outstanding ;
asset value
Net
ending
3,.: the company's shipments of specialty papers increased 25%
like neriod last year, while newsprint orders were "even"
a year before.
*
undistributed
$8.59
income
in
1959
and
$6.87
$216,460 In
Net
net
1958
$106,550,584 $80,103,905
assets—
outstanding
asset value per
—V.
1959
of Jan. 31—
Total
Shares
next
„
McDonald
own
so
said
far this
the
year,
company's
while
a
year
business
ago
It
is
was
at
i
share
——
11,119,303
$9.58
10,727,590
$8.82
188, p. 1239.
least
The
the
be
■
...
'
amended
and
strictions
on
35,000 shs.
35,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$1,396,500 ShS.
in authorized amount is
supplemented,
the
which
issuance
will
provided in the Indenture, as
Indenture contains certain re¬
the
but
additional
of
thereunder.
bonds
be
outstanding if all shares being offered are
sold.
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. and The Chesapeake
&
Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia have informed the company
that they intend to subscribe for their respective portions of 179,659
shares which will, in the aggregate, be offered to them. The remaining
shares
underwritten.
are
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have agreed sev¬
erally and not jointly, to purchase from the company, in the percent¬
ages set opposite their respective names, so many of the 219,341 shares,
of common. stock offered to stockholders, other than the two principal
holders as are not purchased upon the exercise of the subscription
rights:
&
Francis
—V..
<k
Co
I.
189,
duPont
Inc.
18
„——
9
&
8
Co
Clement A.
Anderson
Co.,
——
Evans & Co., Inc.
&
Johnston,
1239.
p.
Robinson-Humphrey
The
38
Corp.—_
Strudwick
&
Lemon
7
7
7
Co
6
Chemical Corp.—New Dirs.
International Minerals &
Dr.
J.
They
W. Dunlap and Henry W. Meers have been elected directors.
replace R. Douglas Stuart, Board Chairman of Quaker Oats
and General Robert E. Wood, a director of Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
both of whom retired under IMC's maximum age provision for direc¬
Co.,
tors.
They had served on the board since 1945.
Dunlap is Chairman of the board of Dunlap & Associates. Inc.,
Stamford, Conn, research firm specializing in long-rang feasibility
studies for industry and for national defense.
He is past president
of
the
Industrial
and
Military
Divisions,
American Psychological
Association and of the Psychometric Society.
Mr.
Meers
is a resident partner in the Chicago investment firm
of White,
Welcl & Co. and is a member of the Chicago Board of
Trade
and
of
the Board
of
Governors of
the Midwest Stock Ex¬
change.
Coke
also a director of North American Life Insurance
Investments,
Elam
Mills,
Lennon
Wallpaper
He is
Co.,
Co.,
Northern
Great
Continental
Bearings Corp., Kroehler Manufacturing Co. and
Co.—V.
188,
'
'
'
p.
Chemical
2507.
'.."'I
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•
'
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''
'
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,
'
.
'
•
'
'"
"
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"
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.
Machine—
machine
of an- economical magnetic tape
"write" 30,000 characters per second was
Development
"read"
or
by ITT Laboratories, Nutley, N. J.,
Convention in New York Coliseum.
that
can
unveiled on Mar. 23
at the Institute of Radio Engineers
'
,
this corporation, the machines could be
volumes of a standard
encyclopedia and locate any paragraph in seconds.
Bidirectional to speed access time, the transport spins tape past its
According
combined in
to
a
engineers of
system to record and store all 24
head
assembly at 500 feet per minute.
engineers pointed out that the machine is extremely "alert,"
reverse direction and attain full speed in less than 5/1000.of a
second
as
it conducts its high speed search.
They added (bat tha
ITT
able to
age
Transistor
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
in the proceedings under
to determine whether a stop order should
hearing scheduled for March 23, 1959,
Securities
issued
Act
of
suspending
1S33
the.
effectiveness
of
the
registration
statement
arrangement and speed of the machine to provide storage capacity
to conventional tapes three to five times as long.
This design
of access time through the use of the shorter
equal
contributes to reduction
tapes.
|
system under construction for a large bank Will employ 54 trans¬
to handle bookkeeping for 600,000 personal loan accounts.
It,
also enables operators to locate any desired account in an average of
20 seconds.
This system permits handling of approximately 20 tele¬
phone inquiries per minute and eliminates the need for 8,000 pounds
of punched cards.
In another application, developed by ITT Laboratories several hun¬
dred tape transports are employed to file and route automaticallyaccording to urgency—many thousands of teleprinter messages received
at random in a central clearing office.
A
ports
,
,
,
,
the transport has been subjected to extensive life
during the past year, showing no failure after
rate of 35 per second.
A companion
automatic tape transport tester, which simulates the
specific application of each machine, also has been developed at ITT
Laboratories to lest the units.—V. 189, p. 1348.
Easy to maintain,
and
reliability
tests
several million continuous start-stop cycles at a
Investors Research Fund, Inc.—Shares
Offered—Initial
public offering of 260,000 shares of capital stock (par
$1) was made on March 24 by an underwriting syndicate
managed by Bache & Co.
The stock is priced at $12
per share in single transactions of less than $25,000; at
$11.74 per share in transactions of $25,000 or more but
less than $50,000; $11.50 per share in transactions of
$50,000 or more but less than $100,000, and
share in transactions of $100,000 or more.
BUSINESS—Corporation,
a
$11.35 per
recently formed open-end investment com¬
is a diversified, fully-managed „fund which will attempt to
provide continuous money management with the objectives of protecting
capital in falling markets through the ownership of cash or equivalents
and attaining
possible growth of capital by investing in selected
securities during market uptrends.
Investors Research
Co.,
of Santa Barbara,
Calif., is investment
adviser to the fund. The research company has continuously published
pany,
regular weekly financial report since 1950, and since 1956 it has
several millions of dollars of private investment accounts.
Incorporated under the laws of Delaware, The Fund is authorized
to issue 500,000 shares of capital stock,
$1 par value. Each share
a
managed
the
capital stock has equal voting, dividend, redemption wad
liquidation rights with every other share, and there are no preemptive
conversion rights or sinking fund provisions. Prior to the commence¬
ment of this Initial offering period the Fund sold and issued 9,060
shares of stock for cash in a private offering.
of
Industro
.
holding
declining.—V. 189,
353,000
4,512,000
2,970,000
non-cumulative stock—
*No maximum
2,465,085
3,383,268
:
share————
Incorporated Income Fund—Net Assets Up—
As
and
per
"Including '$110,145
1958.—V. 188, p. 949.
spent last year was
previous expansion
year,-
assets—
'Total
the
over
$886,000
Non-voting (participating) par $10
stock—voting (par $10)
12,414,509
3,506,099
602.
p.
Illinois
Due
cates
a
present. fiscal
1957
$56,467,243 $53,413,803
1,005,099
*128,936
credits
dividends
stock
term
and
7,000
Co
&
1958
charges
value per common
shares
p., 1238.
•c
to
the
oyer
Itg
the "first
added
—
share
per
—V.
& Co.—
&
ferred
all
Common
;Most of this year's capital outlay will go Into modernization
Improvements of the company's facilities at Millinocket, Me.
vln
been
was
it
-
after
2,500
Wulff, Hansen & Co
Biddle
sales
2,000
_
Oustanding
^ :
;
Common
Calif.,
disclosed.
not
26,000
Yarnall,
increase
the
an
last
Angeles,
Hupp Corp.^—Reports Increased Sales & Earnings—
capital
Co.—
&
mortgage sinking fund bonds:
tfhe June 1, 1972
due Dec. 1, 1976
Series E 3JM*, due Feb. 1, 1980_
Series F 5%, due Jan. 1, 1983„
New Magnetic Tape
Corp.,
terms
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Working
—
Co
FINANCING
Series A 3%,
Series B 3%,
"read-write"
Blanche
Carte
26,000
Beane__
&
&
to
service constitute
the company.
PRESENT
Authorized
Preferred 6%
which
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Develops
share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
Both offerings were completed.—V. 189, p. 706.
Long
,
represents
since
share.
Book
company has authorized about $1,750,000 for capital improve¬
this
year,
M.
C.
McDonald,
President, said at the annual
authorized
director
a
Heller & Co.—Acquisition—
Income Fund
$2,470,558,
as
of
a dealer's concession of 60 cents per share.
Another secondary offering of 25,000 shares of common
stock was made on March 16 by Courts & Co. at $20.75
14,000
;___
telephone
revenues of
EFFECT TO
%
"First
'
As of Jan. 31—
.This
Vice-President
to
Mr.
Hilton,
the
world
famous
Fountainbleau
is
largest hotel establishments outside of the Hilton Hotel
income
Great Northern Paper Co.—Plans Expansion—
ments
188,
share, with
Net
4,500
banks,
width of the tape and its packing density are combined with ihc stor¬
2,500
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson.
meeting.
10r/o.—V.
space
Secondary Offering — A secondary
offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on March 10 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $20.87 Vz per
inc.
'
——
&
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
602.
p.
of
where
Net
Co
26,000
& Co._——
1130.
the
of
and
Co.,
corporation
the
of
2,000
4,500
___.
Inc..—.
Co
10.000
Lazard Freres
139,
Co.
&
2,000
& Co
C. Laneley & Cp
-~V.
&
Wheat &
R.
J
list
this
of
Net
Sons.—-
&
2,500
Laird & Company, Inc._—
W
C.
189,
10,000
Co._
&
Lerchen & Co.
2,000
2,500
A., M. Kidder & Co., Inc.—
30,000
Kidder, Peabodv & Co
2,500
KU'kpati'ick-Pettis Co
3,500
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Lamson
Walker
2,500
Inc——
President
Heinz
Great
Arthur 3 L.
Schiel,
a
retired
Company, has resigned after
Houston
2,500
2,000
Wainwright & Co._.
Watling,
———
factory
2,000
G.
Kay, Richards & Co..
and
by Conrad N. Hilton.
per
2,500
Wagensellef & Durst, Inc..
_
J.
Fountainebleau
growing
&
Dann
Common,
4,500
Kenow°i'.
2,500
Towbin
Co.
Space
—:
Co.,
10,000
;—___—
5.500
Inc.
10,000
—
Johnston. Lemon & Co...—
Kalmen
—
L.
-
Vietor,
4,500
Corp.
2,500
R.
of, Tennessee.
Revenues from
approximately 94% of the total operating
to
Hilton Credit Corp.—Agreement With Florida Hotel—
chain
.v
&
Co.
Battles,
'Inc.
The
Anthony
Unterberg,
E.
$1.89
1957's
,
one
2,000
4,500
Co._—
Inc.
C.
warehouse
This. company has acquired Refinance
an
exchange >of
stock.
Exact
T-V. 187, p. 1824. :
'
24
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
2,500
of
from
cents
4.500
|Day
and
Corporation
Norfolk
Japney,
Tucker,
5,500
two
-
card
Inc.
Spencer Trask & Co
14,000
—
&
down
were
through
2.000
———
Thomas
7,000
Co.
Corp
Investment
Co.
office,
According
Co.—
Swiech & Co.,
Swiss American Corp.
2,500
Inc..—
:
2,000
Inc
&
share
per
(Walter E.)
2,500
Mosley
Ifeatman,
by
Heinz Co.—Banker Elected to Board—
Heinz
5,500
Stanley
&
Co
&
Co.
26,000
Inc
Co.
2,500
Inc...
the
The
Corp.
&
13
a $2,000,000 drop in sales,
Edward P. Hamilton, President.
will
is
company
Equitable Securities
Mason-Hagan, Ine.
despite
to
company
expects
not be sq paid.
The
which
counties
in 1958, $29,780,701 in 1957, a decline of
$2,060;843 this past year compared with $2,075,442
were
Mayer,
H.
1941.—V.
Webster Securities
&
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Friedrichs & Co.
The
Co...
&
banks
Dr.
A.
directors.'
2,000
Stone
2,500
Howard,
E.
Stix
2,500
HoVnblower <fe
I.
Stillman, Maynard & Co.—
2,'500
2,000
2,500
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
3,500
&
Hulme,
3,500
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Co.______
Co
<fc
A. Hogle & Co._________
J.
3,'500
Co.—
Hilliard & Son—
B.
for
:
(II. J.)
5,500
Boyce
&
its
the
of
notes
short-term
on
$5,550,000.
were
notes to
.
1958,
March
on
of ' the
2.000
——
Richards
J.
Hirsch
&
certain
company
1959
engaged in the business of furnishing
services, mainly local and toll telephone service, in
Southwestern counties of Virginia and Northeastern
communication
5,500
Co.-.,
&
in
Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
3,500
Co.__-_-
Hickey & Co
the
consultant
a
the
28,
$27,807,146
earnings
John
4,500
2,000
2,500
Smithers & Co.—____
S.
line
2,000
Simon & Co._———
M.
Ira Haupt & Co.__________
2,500
4,500
Hayden, Miller & Co.__._k
Hayden, Stone & Co._—__ 10,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—:k 14,000
J
as
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
900.
p.
5,500
2,000
Smith, Moore & Co.__
Harriman
and
Haveg Industries, Inc.—Buys G. E. Plastics Dept.—
10,000
—
Co
&
Agnew
the
Feb.
BUSINESS—The
in
852.
7,.000
2,500
F.
Officer
with
See) General Electric Co. above.—J. 189, p. ,1022.
2;500
& Co.—
Shuman,
2,000
director
a
per
a
5,500
Co
&
Scranton
held
were
increase
p.
Stringfellow—__3,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
14,000
been
'4,500
—...
2,000
1__
Executive
has
1958.
Dividend payments were the same both years, $1 per,
and book value increased from $16.18 in 1957 to $17.96 in 1950.
The
company
has embarked on a building expansion program to
.'"'k-v" k\'''"
Shields
Sulzberger,
as
Chief
who
Vice-President.
share,
2,000
3,500
—
&
7,000
>k4enks, Kirkland <fc Co.—
Conlon,
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Hold—
Earnings
$1.87
2,000
2,500
Green, Ellis & Anderson—
Halle1 fc 8tieglitz_.
President and
Mr.
Executive
by
the short-term
1957.
Net
3,500
Inc._!_
4,500
^Grant-Brownell & Co.—
7'.t.
in
Hick¬
Co.——
&
Hutton
Pomeroy,
Gloxe, Forgan & Co
26,000
poldmen. Sachs & Co.— 26,000
181,
announced
was
Sales
2,500
Parke
&
—
Schneider
H.
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.___
.
it
2,000
,
—
&
Bernet
Robert Garrett & Sons.
Goodbody & Co._i———
branbery, Marache & Co.
—_
Mosle & Co
Schoellkopf,
2,000
elected
was
will, continue
company.—V.
Earnings
3;500
Co
Co
&
Schmidt,
E.
Inc.
Co.,
Simmons.
Simmons
2,500
Ren.shaw—___
Schneider,
5,500
Hibbs
been
D.
years,
Hamilton
Rothschild & Co
F,
2,500
&
Nolan,
B.
the
has
J
22
owed
on
Courts
Saunders, Stiver & Co
5,500
First Southwest
Folger,
5,500
10,000
Bowles, Winston & Co.__—
2,000
2,500
_
Conlon
succeed
Mr.
4,500
C. Roney &
Fartvell, Chapman & Co.—
The First Boston Corp.____
T.
to
company
10,000
1.———
&
Rodman
Fahnestock & Co.—
Co.
___
__
Inc
2,000
Ferris & Co.__
J.
2,500
4,500
_
The
renew
219,341
345.
p.
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing
($10
par
rights
1959,
share) for an
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used toward the reduction of
amounts
iAmount
from
are) used
for
and
notes
.•
plasticizcrs,
products
alcohol,
fractions
olefinic
herbicides.
and
other
with
Of¬
Stock
Co.—Common
Co. of Virginia.
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Co.,
& Co
First California
:
Telephone
on April 10.
No fractional shares will be issued,
Courts & Co. heads a syndicate which is underwriting
219,341 of the shares. The remaining 179,659 shares will
be subscribed for by Southern Bell
Telephone & Tele¬
graph Co.
producer of isooctyl alcohol since early 1953.
serve to broaden the line of Oxo products offered
higher alcohols and
in
many
instances
1130.
p.
expire
Arthur
Port
':
manufacture
plasticjzers
used
Co.,
&
Gardner
&
2,000
frahey, Clark
Fierce
__—
Reinlioldt
2,000
Corp._
Evans
_
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Co
A.
Rauscher,
3,500
189,
additional 399,000 shares of common stock on the basis
of two new shares for each five shares
held; rights to
;
■
E1v?orthy
Biter-Mountain
planned.
Gulf's current production
refinery. Feedstocks for the
from refinery operations at Philadelphia,
its
supplied
will
and
for
decyl
2,500
2,500
Co
Gulf
The
2,000
—
evidentiary hearing.—V.
an
fered—The company on or about March 27 issued
to its common stockholders of record March 20,
being
are
at
some
been
detergents,
2,500
be
in
plant will
the
as
4,500
10,000
& Co.-—;
will
refineries.
new
need
•
Co
Inc
Co.,
by
"
5,500
,
Pressprich
work
scheduled
located
Gulf " has
The
Wulbern,
Carrison,
is
installations
are
plant
•Gulf
2,000
.
Quail & Co., Inc
Raffensperger, Hughes &
10,000
3,500
__
fy Sons
Bureau
the signing of the complete
$93,259,553.—V. 189, p. 1347.
Engineering
supplemented
2,000
Putnam &
Co
Edwards
Co._
&
Jaffray
W.
R,
10,000
prior to
award is
construction
new
Cliristen-
Inc.
14,000
duPont
Dillon, Union
Securities <fc Co.__.
the
Corp.—New Petrochemical Plant—
products.
facilities
&
& Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Eastman
with
pew
chemical
3,500
,
r_ 21,000
Parcells
Inc.
Piper,
Reserve.
chosen for
the new
plant location because of its favorable situation with regard to markets
for. the plant products. ' This will be the first major petrochemical
installation
at
Gulf's Philadelphia
refinery where additional petro¬
4,500
Jackson
Webber,
Pierce,
2,000
Co
—
Co
Inc
14,000
^2,500
$11.23
"Special
operations to begin in the Summer of 1960.
The
company's
Philadelphia
refinery was
2,500
4,500
Co
Peters, 'Writer &
seh,
plane
and
2,001
4,500
Co.——_
Northwest
A.
new
Oxo
4,500
14,000
co.
Newbold's Son &
Charles
Noonan
.
k
Curtis
V
..
the
corporation announced on March 24
that it will
construct
multi-million dollar plant for the production of Oxo alcohols
at its Philadelphia, Pa., refinery.
The new plant, which will quadruple ;;
the company's capacity to produce Oxo
products, will be built prima¬
rily for the production of isooctyl and dccyl alcohols, but will also
be
capable of producting
a
broader range of alcohols and other
5,500
—
Paine,
5,500
Inc.
Doijtinick & Dominick
3,500
Moseley & Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
2,500
Co., Inc...
Bretscher
S.
Ohio
$14.22
in
This
a
V1
&
2,500
_____
&
Jones
,
2,500
Moore, Leonard & Lynch._
Pacific
the
Gulf Oil
4,500
4,500
Templetcn
Model, Roland & Stone
Pan-
$379.24
:
interest
000*000 pre-prdduction award which enabled Grumman to initiate work
26,000
_
3,u00
MeTle-Smith__.
Dickson
&
Inc.—_;
Mitchum,
H.
contract
new
total value of the
2,000
Mitchell, Hutchinson <fe Co.
F.
shares—
share—
company's
Pierce, Fen-
Smitn
2,500
..c-
Co
&
i
DoOlittle
Co., Inc.
The Milwaukee Co.
5,500
The
on
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.— 30,000
Dittmar & Co., Inc
2,500
i.
F.
&
&
the
188, p. 1824.
5
2,000
2,500
Co
Mericka
J.
ner
&
of
avoid
334,950
$307.54
$93,000,000 development and production contract for a new Navy
prop-jet early warning, airplane, the W2F-1, has been awarded this
corporation, according to an announcement issued on March 23.
&
2,000
Inc
Robertson
coast
Dixon
Miller
asset value per common
13,250
325,366
A
2,000
.
2,50u
,
co
Dempsey-T egeler <S:
&
Co..
Hutchinson
outstanding-
by this corporation, has been postponed to April 20. 1959, on
request of counsel for the respondent, in order to allow additional
time for the parties to
negotiate a stipulation of the facts Which would
entitling them to subscribe at
2,000
2,000
.
1957
$4,169,622
13,558
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—Navy Contract
3,500
Inc.
Co.
<!t
,x__
Orouier & Bodine_—_
S.
Co.,
2,001)
.
R.
McMaster
Co.—__
Inc»_.-
&
2,000
Sc..mertu
Davenport & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co
DeHavcn & Townseiid,
Dick
Co.
2,500
& Co
Fodesiia &
M. Dain & Co.,
,
&
McGlonc
McKelvy &
3.500
-
.
Curtiss, House &
Dewar,
Carl
2,oU0
me..
Co.—.
Co., Inc..
J.
McDonald-Moore &
McDonnell
4,500
Cunningham,
f
2,000
V.
3,500
5,500
co.___
2,500
J—«Croweil, Weedon
Cruttenuen,
k_k__•
shares
'Exclusive
.
3,500
Co
4,500
Co
ic
&
2.000
to-'...
Courts
&
4,500
co.,
&
Cooley &
McDonala
.2,000
.
Co
Colllngs <fc
Julien
McCormick
14,000
Corp.—
'Net
2,500
Co..
2,500
v
.
Preferred
&
7
filed
1958
$5,024,880
3
Common shares outstanding.
?
NeC asset value per preferred
3,500
3,500
__
Marks
Mascen &
E.
2,500
Corp.I.jc..
Collin, Norion
Coe
M.
51—
assets^-—
net
2,n00
_i_
Co..
7,000
Mason-Hagan, mc.l__—3,o00
A.
Co
Clarke
Burr,
Laurence
AS of Dec.
Total
4,500
Ryons & uo._—___
Co.
Inc.—,.J_
&
2,000
Securities
&
Irving nundborg & Co.
2,500
_
Richard W.
Loewi
Win-
Cits* Securities Corp.—
Clark, uoage & co.
W. ciarx &
Lester,
&
Griesedieck Co.—Net Assets Show Increase—
3
.
26,000
Manley, Bennett & Co.—
—_
Coffin
Brothers—
Mackall
v
14,000
2,000
2,0'JO
__
Chace, vvriitesiae rc
i
-alow, xnc
Chaplm & co.
Chilcs-oc.nnz co.__
Clay to. i
Corp..
negg &.Oo.__—2,000
c.
2,500
Central National Corp
E.
Lehman
Higginson
3,500
__
Byllesby & Co. tine.)
Caldwell Pniliips Co
Campbell, McCarty & C,«.,
___
Jolin
2,0(10
Butcher & Sherrerci
Inc.
Lee
2,UdO
H. M.
f
Shares
2,u00
2,000
(1467)
;—-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
the initial offering period, shareholders of the
to redeem their shares at a redemption price
based on the net asset value as determined twice daily on the New
York Stock Exchange. The redemption price will be 100';* of net asset
value, but the Fund reserves the right to fix a redemption fee in an
amount not to exceed 1% of net asset value.
The Fund intends to offer its shares on continuous basis following
completion of thd initial financing.
DIVIDEND POLICY—Regarding dividend policy, the Fund plans to
distribute
to shareholders
quarterly dividends from net investment
income, with the initial dividend planned for September this year.
While the Fund at present has no fixed policy with respect to distribu¬
tion to shareholders of net profits realized from the sale of securities,
it is anticipated that from time to time such net profits may be dis¬
tributed
to
shareholders
ir.
the
iorm of
long-term capital
gains
Upon completion of
will be entitled
Fund
$17
Inc.
general partner in Investors Re¬
Robert Noble,
President and a director of Investors Research Fund.
and directors of the Fund are: Jean Hall Caloudes,
is
Co.,
director
Representative
a
and
Hansen {a Co.); T. Preston Webster, Vice(partner of Cavalletto, Webster, Mullen Ai
Wulff,
of
President
director
McCaughey, attornoys-at-law, Santa Barbara); Charles Dager, a direc¬
tor
(partner of Wolcott & Associates, Inc., Los Angeles); Anthony
a director
(certified public accountant, Santa Barbara);
Guntermann,
Arthur
&
Henzell.
A.
director
a
Delaware
shares
capital
March
On
cash
in
29,
Dec.
on
of
1959,
2,
Santa
Fund
$1
it
value.
per
issued 9,060 shares for
underwriting commissions or
sold
Fund
the
offering without
realized
therefrom
and
private
any
and
a
discounts,
Mullen
Webster,
Incorporated under the laws of
is authorized to issue 2,000,000
was
and
1955,
stock,
Cavalletto,
Barbara).-
(partner of
atttorneys-at-law,
McCaughey,
CAPITALIZATION--The
$100,022.40.
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
Baikie
&
<fc
Paine.
Alcantara-
California
J.
A.
L.
A.
Hogie
Co
Ac
V.
-
189,
Wyllie
Dabney
Ac
3,000
Walston
Tyson
,
Co.,
Ac
5,219
2,000
Inc
Thornhill
and
347.
p.
(F. L.)
Townsend,
2,100
Nikko Kasai Securities Co.
2,000
7,500
13,000
—,
Schwabacher Ac Co
William R. Staats Ac Co.
u
5,000
2,000
...
Co.——
Huev
Templeton
2,000
10,000
4,000
5,000
Mitchum, Jones &
6,700
Stanley Cooper Co., Inc.
Demosey-Tegeler Ac Co.—
Ferris Ac Company
2,130
Co
&
Brothers
Mason
17,000
Investors
Richards
Kay,
2,900
.
Jacobs Co.—Stock Trading Suspended—
above.—V.
Combined
shares.
ing
The
March
on
Mortimer
Ac
the
announced
Walling
increase of $690.000.—V.
Kennecott Copper
Election
Keefer
of
the
to
on
March
to
fill
J.
acquisition
board
26
made
has
Henry
Havemeyer
O.
Mr.
Co.
is
Grace
present
dent
will
lie
188,
Grace
R.
&
American
Presidency
recently
was
Kennecott's
Co.,
and
R.
of Henry S.
Sloan, Jr., pursuant to
for director retirement.
of
the
assume
Okonite
subsidiary.—V.
W.
of
been
of
Stuart
Co.
Mr.
Drinker,
the cor¬
Is
Phalen
at
Telephone &. Telegraph
of The New York Tele¬
elected.
Mr. Keefer is Presi¬
wholly-owned wire and cable
when
List
29';*/
Huge Radar
List
Industries
based
Glen
A.
the
of
our
Industries
Albert
Glen
Glen
461
in
1957.
Division,
Inc.
Mr.
Kirk-IIudson
Kennedy
parts
189,
said,
the
of
have
world
been
and
both
for
being
are
military
and
parts
for
Off
Canadian
The
and
Exchange
Commission
(now known
company
Canadian
the
the
name
Restricted
Northgate Exploration Ltd.) from its
reducing the number of names on the list
List,
211.
distributed
quirement
in
the
the
of
Northgate
the
list
in
in
has
company
United
distributions
States
Securities
Exploration,
October
distributions
1956,
the
United
given
which
violation
1933.
of
States
of
With
be
made
in
in
or
the
now
being-
arc
registration
respect
stock
connection
this
of Canadian
names
to
the
re¬
stock
was
placed on
no
knowledge of any
the past year;
and
the
during
that,
assurances
may
in
Act
whose predecessor's
the Commission has
with
future
any
the Securities
complied with.
country,
registration and related requirements will
be
Act
annual
The
plans
company
to
redeem
the
entire
33,987
shares
series
of
preferred stock issued in the Buffalo-Springfield
division
acquisition, julien R. Steelman, President, announced on March 24.
One-half of the stock
balance
call
share
15,
$44
price.
will
be purchased on or about
April 1 and the
1959, he added.
The company will pay a negotiated
share, compared with a $50 par value and a $51.50
"This saving will increase the book value of each common
Dec.
of
about
a
13
cents.
Preferred
dividend
requireiftents
will
be
simul¬
taneously reduced by $85,000, thereby increasing earnings on the
rently outstanding common stock by over five cents a share."
cur¬
Kroy Oils Ltd., Calgary, Canada.—To Increase
Capital¬
ization—
The
company
on
shareholders
requested
to
March
will
advised
9
be held
on
that
April 7,
a
special general meeting of
Shareholders are being
1959.
an increase in authorized capital from
5,000 000
cents)
to 10.000,000 shares
(par 20 cents), by'the
creation of 5,000.000 new shares.
The company has /no specific plans
for the utilization of the additional
shares.—V.
shares
(par
approve
20
185, p.
Lehman
This
Corp.,
of
its
Corp.—Acquires Assets
1750.
of Peacock Firm—
corporation has acquired all of the net assets of Peacock
amounting
to
$11,797,487,
in
exchange
for
390,516
shares
capital
company,
stock.
consisted
The
assets
principally
approximately
of
of
The total net assets of Lehman
to
a
Peacock Corp.,
a
diversified list of
largest
producer
of
compared
to
1958
anthracite
$3,277,765
and
were
earnings
loss
a
of
figures
all
are
last
conl,
$3,494,317
compared
in
1957.
$1,540,"Special
to
after
and
other
industries;
natural
Otis Railway Ware¬
properties in Kansas
gas
April
on
Industries
Shareholders
family
holding
common
stock.
$304,000,000.—V.
189,
p.
Levy Brothers' Clothing Co., Tucson, Ariz.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
company
on
March
17
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
of
Glen
Alden
March
outstanding
30
10.
to
are
entitled
shares
meet
to
is
April
on
vote.—V.
21,
189,
with
share¬
1240.
p.
28
the
at
55.631
$241,649,766,
were
gain
a
of
78%
over
quarter end numbered 69,435, a 25"* increase
ago.
Shares outstanding totaled 18,473,316,
and shares
year
a
The
report
changed
to
;
notes that the Fund's state of incorporation
Massachusetts
from
Delaware, as previously
has
which
also
included
are
in
the
'..."y-/-/-.,;'-'-/,; ■
v
in the publication of general
nationally
to
supermarket
chain
principally
distribution.
for
Net
proceeds
in
of
approved
Matson
Co.—Seils Shipyard Interest—
Navigation
to Todd Shipyards Corp. its interest in the
Alameda, Calif., shipyards for $1,650,000.
The
equipment, buildings and 27 acres of land included in the
This company has sold
have
sale
been
lease
under
to
Shipyards
Todd
Corp.—V.
189,
1349.
p.
of
cost
the
it
the
have
Additional
been
equal
Board
extensive
projections
by
each
is
Encyclopedia"
editorial
English
an
in
book
estimated
thereafter
The
be
for
finance
to
is said
the "Ox¬
to
for
the
adapt
American
Mar¬
call
has
Each
has
agreed
to
sell
Shields
to
share
options
&
Co.
at
the
for
a
will
Kessler
or
Robert
&
Bartlett,
Inc.—Stock
with
offices at One Aerial Way,
filed
a
registration statement
N.
Y,, on March 25
covering 150,000 shares
Offering
of
its
class
Syosset,
with
L.
the
I.,
SEC
Of this stock,
100,230
by the issuing company and
49,770 shares, representing outstanding stock, by the present holders
thereof.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. Francis I. du Pont <fe Co. is listed as the
principal underwriter.
to
are
be
offered
for
public
stock.
A
sale
Tne
company
practices
(directly and through a subsidiary and
professional engineering and land surveying in the United
Stales, Canada, Central and South America and the Middle East.
It
has outstanding 49,770 class A and 199,080 class B shares, together
branches)
1,361
preferred shares.
of the proposed company sale of 100,230 class A shares
are to be applied initially as an addition to general funds.
The pres¬
ent outstanding bank loan of $350,000 will be retired, but it is antici¬
pated
pany
the business may require future borrowings.
option running to Oct. 31, 1961, to buy its
that
has
an
work-shop
building
The
com¬
office
and
is presently held under lease for the pur¬
There is a $126,134 mortgage on this property.
The management intends to exercise this option, but possibly not until
near
its expiration date.
Upon exercise of the option, some of the
chase price
proceeds
which
of $335,000.
this
of
financing
be
may
used
in
payment
of
the
purchase
price.
V.
class
49,770
shares);
du
class B
Pont,
J.
A
shares
J.
Darcy,
Director
held
are
189,
They
This company,
a
subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp., has
applied to the SEC for an order under the Public Utility Holding Com¬
authorizing its sale to GPU of an additional 60,000 common
$100 per share; and the Commission has issued an order
giving- interested persons until April 6, 1959, to request a hearing
thereon.
x;., -■**
•
Metropolitan E'dison proposes to use the additional funds as follows:
$1,000,000 to repay bank borrowings used for construction purposes
1959; (b) $2,750,000 to reimburse its treasury, in part,
construction expenditures;' and
(c) the balance of $2,250,000 for
post-1958 construction program, or to reimburse its treasury for
expenditures for such purpose, or to repay bank loans the proceeds
of which were so used.—V. 189, p. 48.
prior to Jan. 1,
lor
detachable
The
Securities Offered
—
of
the
199,080
warrants
entitle
holders
to
100
purchase
new
orders
are:
85
26-ft.
Brooklyn
Naval
Shipyards
and
Newport
Shipyards.
In
"addition to the ahovc, Magnavox Corp. placed orders for press molded
housings;
Electric Boat Corp.
for submarine mast structures;
and
Electronic Supply for General Electric radomes.—V. 186, p.
1377.
Mansfield Tire
of
&
34-acre
Rubber
site
Co.—New
stock at
preferred stock is convertible into com¬
shares of common for each share
rate of 2Va
basic
the
convertible
of
convertible
cumulative
The
mon
stock.
preferred
It
redeemable
is
$10.70
at
Co.
by
Construction
proceeds from the issues will be applied largely
toward the payment of short-term
loans and accounts payable, and
the balance will be used for general corporate purposes.PROCEEDS—Net
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
Outstanding
Authorized
$3,500,000
2.020,097
150,000 shs.
138,000 shs.
$1,227,462 shs.
fund debentures—
$3,500,000
Bank and other loans——.
——*4,644,736
70c cum. conv. pfd. stock
($8 par)—
150,000 shs.
16c
cum.
preferred-stock
($2 par)—
150,000 shs.
Common stock
(50 cents par)2,500,000 shs.
sink,
6Vz %
15-year
those
were
Russell
$764,432 of Weather Products, Inc. and $5,809
The accounts receivable plan of the company
two years to Jan. 1, 1961, and the accounts
warehouse financing plans specify an interest rate on
Metals,
Hall
of
obligations $3,075,272 were those of the company, $152.of the company's subsidiaries,
$646,861 of Robert
such
"Of
362
Inc.,
Window
extends
for
and
receivable
Corp,
of
period
a
approximately 12%
cash balances equivalent to
daily
$Not
early
Fall.—V.
start
189,
p.
year.
per
700,000 shares
reserved for exercise of purchase
375,000 shares, reserved for conversion of convertible
including
warrants
and
preferred stock, but including the 160,530 shares issued in December.
1958 for the acquisition of 80%
of Robert Russell Metals, Inc., and
the 66,666 shares issued in January, 1959 for the acquisition of Hall
Window
Corp.
"
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
names
underwriters,
the
gate
principal amount of debentures
(with
severally agreed to purchase are as follows:
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co.
Byllesby
M
Corp.
Co.
&
Co.,
'inc.
Fitzgerald
Cantor,
Co.,
&
McCormick
&
Inc.
175,000
Co
Securities
Beil
175.000
175,000
Corp
T50.000
150,000
Baker,
Corp.—
Simonds
50.000
Oscar E. Dooly & Co.—
T. C. Henderson & Co..
Inc.
—.—
50,000
McDaniel Lewis & Co.—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
The Phelps Co
50.000
50,000
50,000
50,000
Hough,
Erwin
-
100,000
50,000
Sweney Cartwright &
Co.
——
100,000
Gallagher-Roach & Co._
Mann and Gould—1
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Co.,
&
Inc.
Howard, Weil,
100,000
100,000
Inc.—...
&
150,000
—
Securities
Aetna
have
$100,000
Vercoe & Co
Walston & Co., Inc
.
—
aggre¬
they
Inc.
650,000
&
Inc.
Co.,
the
&
175,000
Securities
Clayton
H
and
warrants)
T. Moore
Berwyn
1
$650,000
Labouisse,
Co.,
&
25.000
25,000
25,000
25,000
Inc
100,000
Friedrichs & Co
soon
811.
and
it
is
expected
The
shares
of
names
of
purchase
the
convertible
are
underwriters,
preferred
to
be
the aggregate number and
have severally agreed to
and
stock
they
follows:
as
Shares
Shares
-
5,000
40,000
Vercoe
Clayton Securities Corp.—
40.000
Byllesby & Co. Inc.
2,500
7,500
5,000
Walston & Co., Inc
Bcil & Hough, Inc
Oscar E. Dooly & Co.l
McDaniel Lewis & Co.—
H.
M.
Securities
First
Saunders,
Corp
Stiver
&
Co.
Mullaney,
5,000
Howard.
Weil,
Friedrichs
&
Co.—,
5,000
189,
2.500
p.
1024.
&:
Co.,
&
-
2,500
Inc
Smith & Co.
R. F. Campeau Co., Inc.—
Powell
Draper,
&
Co.,
Sears
Inc
&;
Co
2,500
5,000
2,500
Co.—
Nolting, Nichol & Co.—--
Berwyn T. Moore & Co.,
—V.
Erwin
Wells
2,500
2.500
Zuckerman,
Labouisse,
Inc.
&
Co
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Inc.
in
will
share
per
accrued dividends.
plus
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
Plant—
Tupelo, Miss., for a $1,500,000 tire
plant was announced on March 10 by James H. Hoffman, President.
The plant will be operated by a wholly-owned subsidiary, Pennsyl¬
a
of
long,
one-piece whale boats
forHlie Navy; fairwaters for aircraft carriers; miscellaneous propeller
housings for new super carriers; 18 new jobs in duct components for
Faircliild Aircraft; several large volume production runs for key missile
parts for Raytheon Manufacturing; 38 complete sets of Nike Radomes
through Bowser Corp. There are also large orders from New York
oShipbuilding,
shares
each
for
through
share,
per
Straus, Blosser &
$1,000,000 New Orders
Crutten¬
$500 principal amount of debentures at $3.50
March 1, 1964. and at $5 per share through
March 1,
1969. the expiration date.
Redemption prices are scaled
from 105.50%
pFus accrued interest to 100'*.
stock
common
First
all
Douglas, Executive Vice-President, on March 20 announced
that the
company has received over $1,000,000 of new orders in a
period of less than two months.
operation
—
den, Podesta & Co. and Clayton, Securities Corporation
are co-managers of underwriting groups which on March
25 offered for public sale $3,500,000 of 15-year 6Vz%
sinking fund debentures (with detachable common stock
purchase warrants), due March 1, 1974, at 100% and ac¬
crued interest, and 150,000 shares of 70-cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock ($8 par value) at $10 per
share. Both offerings were quickly oversubscribed.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
own
Harry T.
Tire
/
pany Act
shares at
by Ford Bartlett, President
Vice-President
(10,500), and
shares.
the
to
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Proposed Stock Sale—
McDowell
vania
according
1131.
p.
also
Executive
(7,770).
Lunn Laminates, Inc.—Receives
Among
a
previously filed by Merritt covered the
its 1.030,504 shares of New York Ship¬
would reduce Merritt's holdings to 32%
from
This
Corp.
building
80>a% .—V.
Fulton Reid
(31,500
offering,
secondary
Harvey,
E.
registration statement
possible sale of 621,353 of
A
—
corporation,
shares
publicly
through
President.
privately,
price
purchase
Proposed—
This
decision lias yet been reached by this corporation as to whether
sell part
of its holdings
of New York Shipbuilding Corp.
No
it
about
company
work
work,
the
to
form
to
Oxford
now
parts
cost
for its publication in 1960, under the
Encyclopedia."
outstanding 850,000 common shares, owned
Harold Drimmer, President,
and Newton Glekel,
American
for
Oxford
manufactured
may
be necessary
sales of this work."
in
engaged
Chairman.
25c
and
Such
funds
Encyclopedia,"
company
American
printed
market.
installment
Junior
The
"The
be
can
American
planned
ford
sold
are
producing
"where
in
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Sale of Part of Ship¬
building Holdings—
this
financing will be added to general funds to be
for additional
Working capital and other general corporate
Such additional capital will be used to finance, in
part,
available
point
which
of
,
been
shareholders.
The change is expected to result in annual savings
operating expenses and does not affect the objectives or cnaractcr
the fund in any way, the report states.—V. 189, p. 348.
by
Miami Window Corp.
.
,
engaged
books
stock,
of
statement.
company
reference
in
Feb.
year
compared with 14,996,469. Both te number of shareholders
outstanding were also record highs.
Little & Ives Co.—Registration Details—
Selection
Securities
share for any
per
on
a
its
stores
1240.
Inc.—
(at
a
The
F.
the
over
and
take place at the List Indus¬
Shareholders of record March 10
to
vote.
record
registration
Corp., after the acquisition, amounted
I
The
loss
meeting
to
of
The
After the redemption is
complete, Ihe remaining outstanding pre¬
will total S3,247,000, including
52.3C6 shares of 5% class A and
12,574 shares of 5)'2% class C.—V. 189, p. 1131.
ferred
the
country's
company
50,000
in
Fund,
earlier.
Net asset value per share on Feb.
together with a capital gain distribution of 11
cents per share in December 1958,
totals $13.19, compared with $9.05
on
Feb. 28 a year ago, a gain of 45'*
Net proceeds
5%
price
1957
with offices at 745 Fifth Ave.,
New York, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on March 18,
1959, cover¬
ing 250,000 shares of its common stock, to be offered for
public sale
through Shields <fc Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The present stockholders
of the company have
agreed to sell the underwriter options covering
filed
to
Stock
it had the highest total assets
quarter end in its history.
28
which,
$13.08
was
with
merger
corporation. Mr. Bradbury would be President
division, and a Vice-President of the merged
the merger agreement is
on
entitled
with
Koehring Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
"B"
of
little less than
the
particularly beneficial to Glen Alden."
of the Board of List Industries, would be
automotive
Shareholders
as
The^Canadian Restricted List is comprised of the
companies whose securities recently have been
of
of
manage¬
Restricted
stricken
has
basis
value
assets
$135,672,666
28
.
this
to
the
Lockwood,
Securities
the
October
a
that
convinced
are
covered, transferable
of 50,000 shares of stock.—V. 189,
p. 1348.
Mines Ltd.
since
subsidiary, acquired
we
merger agreement
was
approved by the List
Alden Boards of Directors earlier in March.
holders
List—
of
experience
on
a
Division; and crude oil and
mining exploration in Canada.
are
of
347.
p.
determining
of
line-quality calf leather; Aluminum Industries,
Triplex of America Division, manufacturers of aluminum
Present
size,
in
Growth
Feb.
on
a
tanners
and its
"The
various
be
new
These
title
this
under
companies
Chairman
Alden
Alden,
ket.
in
two
knowledge of the business and
stock,
year had a loss ol $86.543
List Industries earnings in
Kennedy scientists, in collaboration with the Lincoln
Laboratory] at
M.I.T., designed
and
developed
the
Westwood
equipment,
Other
of
would
the
$750,000.
agencies.—V.
Alden
List,
ol
Kennedy, President, said on March 20 that the firm is con¬
structing other 84-foot radar antennae around the world similar to
the one at Westwood, Mass., which received radio signals "bounced"
from the planet Venus in February 1958, a feat disclosed on March 19
by a research team from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
antennae
the
corporation.
sale
S.
constructed
unite
consideration
Industries, through
the
of
President
the
(D. S.) Kennedy & Co. — Constructing
Antennae Around the World—
civilian
material
directly from
List
purposes.
D.
to
agreement
an
plan had been indicated by proxies submitted by large
shareholders last year. That reorganization plan was
given
more
(J. J.)
2743.
p.
of
of
asset
net
Total
that
reports
merger.
This
retirement
P.
plan
Vice-President
which
The
Alfred
and
Phalen
W.
than
more
ineffective
ment
/
this corporation was announced
President.
This action was taken
the
announced
shortly
to
Co.
of
to $9,184,000,
of
Cox,
by
President
Executive
but
phone
R.
created
poration's recently
Clifton
directors
of
fund
Fund
net
and
be
by a decision of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
The Court held that the reorganization plan was invalid for failure
to comply with the merger procedures of the Pennsylvania Business
Corporate Law, including notice that dissenting shareholders would
have the right to be paid the fair value of their shakes in cash. These
procedures are being followed in the current merger plan.
Gilbert S. McClintock, Chairman of the Board of Glen Alden, and
Harry W. Bradbury, its President, state in a letter accompanying the
meeting notice, that "Without benefit of the proposed merger it is
highly unlikely—in spite of improved coal operations—that the future
earnings of Glen Alden as now constituted will be sufficient to use
up either our entire $9,800,000 tax loss carry forward or our other
large possible income tax benefits. The utilization of this tax position
Securities
188, p. 1825./
Grace,
Charles
by
vacancies
the
of
Corp. (a personal hold¬
shares at net asset value.
1631.
Reports New Highs on February 28—
the
Approval
Voting
Corp.—New Directors—
Peter
surviving corporation.
merged corporation would
the
merged corporation would have outstanding more than 5,000,000
Application has been made to list the shares on the New
majorities
The
company)
through an exchange of
acquisition brings the assets of the Johnston
This
an
20
the
be
of
York Stock Exchange.
tries
corporation
of
would
assets
jo organization
Glen
The
Alc'en
Glen
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—Acquisition—
assets
186, p.
Investors
Massachusetts
This
$132,009,000.
1131.
p.
Y.
6%
plus accrued interest.—V.
held.
now
and
189,
165 Broadway, New York. N.
(EST) cn April 6, 1959, receive tenders for the sale
subordinated debentures, due Oct. 15, 1972, to an amount
sufficient to exhaust the stun of $300,000, at prices not to exceed 95%
it of
to
statements arid meeting notices for the proposed merger ot
corporation and Glen Alden corp. on March 20 were mailed to
oi both companies.
'
The
proposed agreement calls for List Industries shareholders to
receive stock in the merged corporation on a share-for-share basis,
and would give Glen Alden shareholders live shares for every four
houses
Bankruptcy Proceedings—
El-Tronics Inc.
Merger—
on
Item" profits and losses.
List Industries' businesses include: RKO
Theatres, Inc.; USF-Asplnook
Finishing Division, finishers of textile fabrics; E. Hubschman A: Sons
The SEC on March 20,
1959 announced the issuance of an order
suspending trading in the common stock of this company for a further
30-day period March 23, to April 1, 1969, inclusive.
See
10
Proxy
"But
Shares
—168,451
Proctor
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
The
will until 3:30 p.m.
this
I lie
Shares
Co
&
Abbott
■
shareholders
UNDERWRITERS
Bache
capital.
List Industries Corp.—Votes April
officers
Other
(General Partner, Investors Research Co.); Michael A. Quino,
Secretary, Treasurer and a director (Senior Security Analyst of In¬
vestors Research Co.
since
1957, and prior to that time Registered
a
.
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Tenders for Debs.—.
per
working
The
PERSONNEL—John
search
covering 17,647 shares oi common stock (par $1) to be offered at
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
SEC
dividends.
1
.
(1468)
.
2.500
5.000
5,000
5,000
2,500
,
Volume
189
Number 5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9
(1469)
Michigan Tool Co.—Enters Gear Shaper Field—
A
complete
two
lines
line
of
shapers
gear
in
different
total of
seven
of
versatile hobbing machines in
are
announced by this company.
The new machines, which round cut the
a
Monsanto
models
and
models
seven
lines of gear
production and checking machines and tools, are United States ver¬
sions, with important modifications, of the Lorenz line produced
in
Western
forming
and
Germany.
to
JIC
All
machines
the
of
will
be available con¬
electrical equipment
and
standards
carrying U. S.
marketed and serviced
controls.
They will be
by the Michigan
183, p. 2293.
"Michigan-Lorenz"
States.—V.
company's
Tool
under
organization
the
in
United
The
Federal
Power
construction of
type
exceed
related.
was' authorized
construct
to
facilities
not
to
cost of $3,000,000, with the cost of any
single project
$500,000. Texas Gas was authorized to construct facilities
to
up
$3,000,000,
with
single
project
costs
In
not
of b
excess
$400,000.
The
facilities
their
in
the
12-month
act
be
general
period.
is
interest,
used
by the pipeline companies
on
hold
300-acre
a
with
remainder.
Jett
in
Location
tract
mile
in
southwest
which
the
been
No.
staked
One.—V.
"Year Ended Dec.
Net
of
the
town
has
company
for
189,
31—
north
a
offset
503
a
well
called
1958
shares
per
*
$1,356,221
• 372,721
earnings of Hollywood-Maxwell
April 30, 1957.—V. 183, p. 1865.
new
This
has
company
applied
the
to
for
SEC
order
an
under
the
Holding Company Act authorizing its issuance of $368,000 of first
mortgage bonds, 4% 3
series
due
1987;
and
the
Commission
has
issued
an
order giving
interested persons until April 6,
1959,
to
request a hearing thereon.
The bonds are to be surrendered to the
trustee
the
under
the
company's
mortgage
indenture,
sinking fund provisions thereof.—V.
V
v,;'1',
188,
in
accordance
2644./
p.
company
March
on
11
that
announced
it
will
date
of
The
board
had
earlier
approved
the
1958,
build
600
the
and
a
Commission has issued
Holding Company Act authorizing this
bidding $16,000,000 of first
Net
proceeds
be
used
of Monongahela
program
—V.
to
are
189,
in
mortgage
connection
with
order
an
bonds,
the
1959
due
Sales
for
income
be
adding
heavy
a
available
by
June
1
of
this
Nov.
with
30,
1958,
$3,852,211
i*r
increased
fiscal
high of $370,"357 from $351,842 in
new
123
1957,
to
while
the
a
previous
to
its
production
area.
May and will be financed
stated.—V.
189, p. 484.
from
by
Construction
retained
will
underway
Mr.
Riddle
ge
earnings,
White,
bids
Weld
Co.,
&
the
for
bonds
all
naming 4%s,
National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—Offer Extended—
National
Theatres,
Inc.
below.—V.
189,
p.
Merrill
100.339;
Lynch,
Pierce,
from:
received
Fcnner
Smith,
&
Inc., and Stone & Webster Securities Corp., (jointly), 100.131; Lehman
Brothers, 100.11; Kidder, Peabody & Co., Smith, Barney & Co. and
Blyth
Co., Inc. (jointly), 99.769; and Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
&
The
Co.,
99.3299.
1989
prices ranging from
receding
from
'
bonds
series
will
105.663-
101.163
PROCEEDS—Net
to
will be
used
by the
Gerald
B.
from
the
financing,
to
company
repay
is
water service
in
EARNINGS—For
towns
two
the
and
1958
year
heat in
steam
the
one.
had
company
total
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Cantor,
March
of
NTA
3 \« 3
series due
series
Outstanding
3ri3
1984-———
—
1974,
of
receive
of
and
on
each
Theatres
equivalent
an
share
sinking
warrant
a
National
is
for
512 3
the
close
of
business
shares
of
NTA
stock,
to
846,962
holder*
of
fund
for
the
NTA
common
subordinated
purchase
stock.
common
of
The
one-quarter
exchange of
6,000,000
——
15,000.000
~
sinking fund debents. due 1979 $18,000,000
(cumulative, no part:,-;
300.000 shs.
series
17,630,000
$4.20
series
iudLrL.
stock
Common
"Unlimited
earnings
159,589 shs.
—.—
(no
$2,495,074 shs.
-—;—6.000,000 shs.
par)
authorization
to
as
other
and
60,000 shs.
provisions
of
issuance
but
the
Mortgage
limited
by
Deed
and
property,
of
Trust.
£As of Dec. 31, 1958, options were outstanding to purchase an agregate of 52,956 shares of the company's common stock, at option prices
varying from $32.78 to $67.57 per share and with expiration dates
ranging from Feb.
J.
Corette
E.
price
of
purchase
of
The
share.
1965 to Dec. 31, 1968, including options held by
purchase of 15,000 shares at»an average option
options held by all officers as a group for the
shares at an average option price of $45.86 per
8,
the
for
$44.35
and
26.245
closing price of
the company's
York Stock Exchange on Feb.
directors
Tne
stock
common
meeting
ceive
If
additional
At the same
the
subject
17.
June
two
dividend
on'the
New-
$70.37%.
was
a
three-for-one
split
of the
approval by stockholders at
the
annual
is approved, each stockholder will re¬
plan
for
each
share
held.
now
time, the directors announced their intention to increase
stock
common
to
the
shares
dividend
beginning with the July,
the
27, 195.9
March 24 recommended
on
stock
common
from
$2
on
$2.40
to
1959 payment.
will become 80c
rate
on
annual
an
basis
annual basis.
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed to
purchase from the company
series
set
bonds
opposite
the respective
their
respective
(000's
'?
Halsey, Stuart. & Co. Inc—$2,350
Allison-Williams Company—
100
Parker
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Bache
J.
Edward
L.
and
will
exchange
begin
from March
1G,
present
April
6.—V.
Byrd
Nehi
Tho
warrants
April
on
&
March
Crown
189,
Inc.
Emanuel,
_
_
1959. the holders of
753 of the shares out¬
to
NTA
stockholders
and
warrant
full
stockholders
and
warrant
holders
expires
918.
p.
on
& Co.
1,000
Meeds——
300
Change in Name—
24
voted
drink
soft
-
&
Company
Ellis & Anderson—
Gregory & Sons
—V. 189, p. 1349.
Edison
to change the
Royal Crown Cola Co.
change in name reflected the
to
to
of
to
Royal
Nehi
millions
as
spearhead brand—Royal
RC.
Crown
and
Cola,
the company is parent firm
Par-T-Pak beverages, Diet-Rite low-calorie
and
bottlers
Crown
New
Copeland
150
Wm.
Schwabacher
1,000
E.
Pollock
Seasongood
&
&
&
100
Co., Inc.
Co
250
She&rson,
Hammill
Haines & Co
Steele,
300
Thomas
300
Wertheim
450
C.
N.
F.
S.
&
200
Mayer
Shaughnessy & Co.,
Inc
& Co
Co.—
,
100
600
250
1,000
White & Co
Yantis & Co.,
150
100
Company
&
450
June
on
23.
explained,-is
(1959-63)
for
part
the
of
com-
construction program.
Company pipeline
ties
Plaines.—V.
com-
connection
189,
p.
1132,
of
to
189,
first
reimburse
mortgage
the
bonds
company's
treasury
1242.
p.
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
&
the
or
the
The FIrst Boston CorP-» 100.13;
to
reimbursement
well
in
as
about
Shipbuilding Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
March 20, 1959, covering 83,334 shares of common stock. The company
proposes to offer this stock ii) exchange for shares of the common
stock of Hlggins, Inc., at the rate of one share of New York Ship¬
building common for each 24 shares of Higgins common. The offer 16
to
be made
pursuant to an agreement and plan of reorganization
dated March 4, 1959, between the company, Higgins and certain stock¬
holders of Higgins, and Is subject to the terms and conditions of the
agreement. If such conditions are satisfied, New York Shipbuilding
will accept all the shares deposited pursuant to the exchange offer
of
ties,
furnishes
areas
rural cooperatives
steam
heat in
,
and
population
of
about
Stuart
&
year
1958.
names
the
of
of
Wm.
Dick
of
Reinholdt
Rippel & Co
L.
offer
803
of
will
Higgins'
to
refuse
are
conditional
of
Corp.,
is
on
acceptance
by
holders
of
at
least
outstanding shares, reserving to New York Ship the
all offers if less than 803
of Higgins* outstanding
tendered.
stock
The
be
H.
New
listed
York
on
Ship,
the
a
New
subsidiary of Merritt-Chapman &
York Stock Exchange. Shares of
authorized shares of Higgins, Inc.
issued and out¬
standing.
Of New York Ship's 1,538,462 authorized shares, 1,280,504
are outstanding.
Of the latter, Merritt-Chapman & Scott holds 1,030,504 shares, representing an 80.53 .interest.
2 000,000
New
by
York
Ship's 237-acrc yard at Camden,
1,200,000
Noyes
&
&
Co.
Marx
&
S.
Stokes
Strauss
&
&
Dabbs Sullivan
100,000
200,000
100,000
500,000
100,000
Co.
Co—
Co
Sweney Cartwrlght &
Co
250,000
Van
150,000
500,000
250,000
Swiss American Corp
Thomas
&
Co
100,000
Co
Co
Alstyne, Noel &
200,000
750,000
Hutchinson
Wallace,
Co.
Geruldsen
&
150,000
The Milwaukee Co
Wells
500,000
C.
200,000
Co..
Wyatt,
N.
White
Neal
&
Co
&
Waggoner
Curtis
139,
300,000
850,000
100,000
Weeden & Co. Inc
250,000
& CUl
Northwest
100,000
500,000
Co.,
Inc.
Walter
1,200,000
—
&
&
250,000
Nicolaus
J.
150,000
Coe
McCormick
Staats
& Co.—
Stern Brothers <fc Co
Stifel,
800,000
Weeks
600,000
——
R.
Co.
600,000
Co
<fc
250,000
200,000
Steele, Haines
500,000
1,200,000
Stern
Mac kail <fc
McMaster
<te
100,000
200,000
1,200,000
Sons
Co
Hornblower
1,200,000
Co
F. 8. Yantis <fe
1,200,000
Co., Inc.
150,000
200,000
1132.
p.
Ohio Oil Co.—Drilling in Guatemala—
The
Ohio
drilling at
well Is
a
Ohio
Oil
Co.
of
Guatemala's
Chinaja
the
wellsite
In
first
the
exploratory well has started
of Alta Verapaz,
Storting of tho
Department
miles into the interior from Guatemala City.
milestone in work begun 10 years ago by the
100
some
Oil
of
block
Guatemala
Is
operator
for
the
test
on
company.
a
109,539-acre
held
by Ohio Oil of Guatemala, Amerada Petroleum
Corp. of Guatemala, Continental OH Co. of Guatemala and Union Oil
Co.
of
California.
Each
company
holds 253
interest
in
the
acreage.
1242.
189, p.
are
Merritt for possible sale of a portion of its interest in
New York Ship were outlined in a registration statement filed by New
York Ship on" March 3.
The registration statement covers 621,353 of
the 1,030,504 shares of New York Ship owned by Merritt.
Plans
Co.
Hammill &
Co.
William
&
B. Joyce <fe Co.—
Lawson, Levy, Williams
—V.
Higgins, Inc. are unlisted.
200,000
100,000
&
She arson,
Funk,
&
unitized
1
Gardner^
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabacher &
Paine, Webber, Jackson
The
&
Rothschild
Seasongood & Mayer-
250,000
Mullaney,
agreement concluded earlier this month, a group of Higgins
the company's outstanding
offer.
F.
100,000
Corp
Marshall
Pacific
an
500,000
400,000
150,000
John
<fc
Co.,
Rand «fc Co
600,000
Iowa
Hentz
—V.
100,000
&
1,200,000
Co-
Haupt & Co
&
$100,000
Pollock
150,000
Co
&
Hirscli
are set
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Hallgarten & Co
Hugo
E.
net
respective
&
200,000
Hobbs & Co
•H.
the
Merle-Smith__
Cresten
Ira
and
Inc.
100,000
Inc.
Finklc
Foster
out-
subsidiary had
Corp.^_
<fe
&
the
furnishes
consolidated
Copeland
600,000
200,000
,
Brothers
Courts
used
estimated
Christensen, Inc.
1,200,000
Securities
an
Kendal), Inc.
Peters, Writer &
Co.,
Inc.
City
of
which
purchased b*' them.
Patterson,
Almstedt Brothers
Anderson & Strudwick
Byrd
all
Co.,
purchasers,
100,000
Co.
be
communities
having
and its
company
the
400,000
&
case. V
will
594
$137,650,000 and
$6,000,000
Blair
each
owns
Pennsylvania,
Co.
and
in
also
company
in
Adams & Peck
Allyn
service
Pennsylvania Power
Allison-Williams Co
C.
in
bonds
other electric
companies in Ohio and
downtown business sections of Akron
The
revenues
Inc.
A.
the
2
the
of
electric
beiormOUnfc 0£ neW b°ndS t0 be
Halsey,
interest
of
and
257,000.
operating
$25,719,000.
shares
shareholders representing more than 403 of
shares have agreed to accept the projected
redemption prices
redemption prices re¬
Ohio, having an estimated population of
electricity at wholesale to 20 municipali¬
communities
consolidated
of
and
stock
134
m
of
Youngstown.
comqion
electricity
and Morgan
regular
accrued
expansion
It also sells
of 1,600,000 or more shares so deposited,
and may elect to accept all the
deposited if less than that amount but more than 1,000,000
deposited. Higgins has outstanding 2,000,000 common shires.
It operates a shin yard on the Industrial Canal In New Orleans; Its
principal products are offshore drilling Structures, barges and small
pleasure boats. Members of the Higgins family own 629,583 common
shares, or 31.53 of the outstanding stock.-
at
improvement of its facilities,
its service, the
discharge of its obligations or
its treasury for
expenditures already made.
of
rural
1,665,000.
plus
par,
the
improvement
Hemphill,
New York
This
redeemable
proceeds from the sale
for
BUSINESS—Company
as
on a bid of
as 4%S, came from: Glore, ForUnion Securities <& Co. and
White, Weld
Dillon,
101.1553
company
N. J., is located on the
Philadelphia. Higgins, Inc., operates a 38-acre
the Industrial Canal at New Orleans.—V. 189, p. 1132.
Ohio Power
The
SEC
has
Co.—Financing Cleared—
issued
an
order
authorizing
this company, a sub¬
Co., Inc., to Issue and sell at
first mortgage bonds, due 1989;
and the parent company was authorized to make a
$14,000,000 mb
capital contribution to the subsidiary.
The funds will be applied,
by Ohio Power, to the extent necessary, to prepay outstanding bank
notes incurred for construction purposes (estimated at $40,000,000).
sidiary
American
of
competitive
bidding
150
Inc
opened
requirements
Gas
and
used
will be
p£OCEEDS—Net
tne
by
Co., Inc., at $25 per share, with a dealer's concession of
50 cents per share. It was completed.—V. 189, p. 707.
All
Inc.
be
reriin,fco par' and at special
ceding from
Robert Garrett
Scott
100
&
300
250
&
Inc
Writer
petition
bonds- also
'
n*w k°nds
First
Patterson,
Kendall,
registration
and
of. Ma v.
the
Natural
be
&Co'
Stanley
England Gas & Electric Association—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 3,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par
$8) was made on March 16 by Blyth &
right
Peters,
end
395^P at competitive sale Mareh 25
™?IWingJ,i(l8 for
&j Co., Eastman
David
shares
350
to
capital
new
Co.—Bonds
gan
forth
overwhelmingly
firm
Upper 10, bottled and distributed by some 460 franthroughout the U. S. A. and several foreign countries.
Cola
Co.
now
Is
the
industry's leading producer
and
distributor
of
soft
drinks
in cans
with eight
canning plants
located in Georgia, Texas, California
(2», Alaska, Montana, Illinois,
and Pennsylvania.—V. 189, p. 1241.
200
200
the
mortgage fconds, 4%%
March 1, 1989, at 101.155% and
accrued inter¬
est, to yield 4.43%. Award of the bonds
was won by
income
March
also known
line
beverages,
200
500
Christensen,
_
Ohio
stand ng
1.
NTA
54-year-old
addition
Hutchinson &, Co.
McMaster
200
_
Deetjen & Co._—
Evans & Co. Incorporated—
Foster
Marshall
Green,
150
scheduled
expenses.—V.
EARMNGS—For the
to
Corp.—-Votes
this
Cola,
a
200
Company.
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Dick & Merle-Smith
Freeman
&
100
about
on March 26
headed an underwriting syndicate
which offered
$30,000,000 of first
20,
W.
H.
Glenn, President, said the
increasing sales importance of the company's
Mullaney, Wells & Company
New York Hanseatic Corp.—
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co.,
Bissell
$350
Exchange Commission
Co. Inc.
1959.
offer
stockholders
of
name
100
Co
Brothers
Collins &
&
will
PURCHASERS—The
Under
Haupt & Co
B.
Joyce & Company
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
John
Laird,
1,000
Co.,
Burton
Julien
Courts
names:
Ira
600
&
1989
Omitted)
Ladenburg, Thalmann
400
Co
&
Stearns
principal amounts of
350
s
Co
&
Barth
Bear,
&
.
proceeds
shares arc
If the stock split is approved,
an
that the utility
bonds- in June.
necessary
Telephone Corp.—Private Placement—
U. Commission has authorized
this company
improvement
basis.
on
representing
Preferred
$6
for
net
stock
debentures
Trading of the debentures on the American Stock Exchange will
begin on approximately April 1. Interest on the debentures will accrue
Royal
$39,188,000
.
bonds
1,
warrants
Up
will
amount
share
one
chised
series due 1975
1989
stockholders
due
for
mortgage bonds:
2%3
said
mortgage
fll° the
conditionsf and the required Commission
planned to offer the new issue for com¬
(Illinois)
on
principal
In
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
'First
operating
of $44,123,000 and net income of $11,105,000.
25
first
t0
1989.
The
Springfield
case.
engaged principally in furnishing electric
and gas service in a number of principal cities and communities in
the State of Montana.
The area served comprises an area of 90,000
square miles with an estimated population of 504,000, or almost 73 3
Of
Montana's estimated
1958
population of 690,000.
The company
provides electricity in 181 communities; natural gas in 63 communi¬
ties;
President,
The
revenues
Dubuque
supplies
each
1960.
BUSINESS—Company
due
warrants
in
March
on
Privately $1,300,000
j°
'
accrued
interest
to be
Central
par,
together with other
bank loans incurred to
micet costs of the construction program, and the balance will be used
to
carry on the construction program through
1959 and a portion
funds,
Ohio
plus
to
par,
proceeds
;
,
at
are
includes
The Ohio P.
standing, and the holders of 182,135 NTA warrants, representing 393
of the warrants
outstanding, had accepted the offer.
Delivery of the National Theatres, Inc. debentures, stock purchase
redeemable
one
outlay, provides for system extensions to serve
about
"crs
utility expects to connect during that
approximately $32,000,000 for underground
facilities, and $12,500,000 for construction of
i
It
general redemption
and at special redemption prices
be
the
(par
tiGW cu's.
also
period.
100
707.
National Theatres, Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective—
issue of
$11
were
with
stock
be offered in
share of common
series due
1984.
bid of 100.387 %.
preferred and
panj ,s projected $158,000,000
five-year
planning construction of a new 10,000-square-foot:
engineering laboratory at Fort Washington, Pa., and a 20,000-square-
NTA
Competing
•
net
construction
an
notification
preferred
(par
is
company
addition
of
$1) -to
Commission
$llo,000,000
between East
tive sale
on a
Commerce
J'stimatecl
'/
Chairman of the Board, and John B. Bertero,
March
24
announced
that
the
exchange
offer
to
National Telefilm. Associates, Inc., stockholders and warrant holders
lias
been declared effective.
Pursuant
to
this
exchange, accepting
March 24
Illinois
are
Corp.—Outlook Good—
ended
year
compared
a
of
letter
a
sales
fiscal
to
rose
The
and
1350.
p.
cumulative
2(M)0?'0,°?.-DAOncI *SSUe» Mr./Chandler,
year.
$15,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 41,<>% series, due April
1, 1989, at 101.155% and accrued interest, to yield
4.43 %.
The group won award of the bonds at competi¬
oil
the
excellent,"
the
locomotives
189,
stock
25-year
year.
Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
March 25 offered
on
is
to
$4,304,211
See
Co. Inc. and associates
for
"are
report
record
and its subsidiaries, estimated at $19,474,000.
Montana Power Co.—Bonds
it
and earnings of this corporation for the 1959
said James M. Riddle, President, in his
stockholders.
"Engineering expenditures are being
increased, backlog is high and going higher and new product will be
introduced."
1241.
p.
will
983.—V.
underwriting, is involved. The proceeds
to increase
working capital.
oi^-oen(Uns,. u.poP market
rAHH^nC6vw ill 8 tentatively
petitive bidding.
Bids
2118.
outlook
year
annual
foot
under
to issue and sell at
company
competitive
that
v
axle
Diesel-electric
than
Rt^m0nim,Fff"y^ Securities
statement wit.i -the oSai<1k.?xi:(;c,;'s
and
S
The
company
Exchange
driving
p.
National Aeronautical
fiscal
freight
The directors have
Monongahela Power Co.—Bond Offering Cleared—
The Securities
new
share
one
No
Northern
1959 modernization program of
spent about $25,000,000 in gross
capital expenditures, of which $14,000,000 was used for new equipment..
—V. 189, p. 1131.
In
announced
classification. >'•/.//
187,
less
„i.?fcr+ln sell
S!iaPoile^rt President,
to
$20,000,000 of
acquisi¬
pound driving axle to its line.
J. .Auger,
sales manager for the corporation's Axle Division,
reported that the
11,000 pound driving axle will be available for
trucks of all makes in the
26,000 to 45,000 pound gross vehicle weight
The
$12,660,000 series G certificates,
to finance
about 803
of
used
87
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—To Sell
Bonds—
3G8.371
11,000
—V.
be
expansion and
with
approved construction of 50 covered gondola cars and 50 covered hopper
cars of 70-ton
capacity and 500 box cars of GO-ton capacity.
$15,117,520.
19
to
shares of 63
shares of common
unit.
per
for
W.
'■'/
costing $5,573,000 at its DeSoto, Mo., facilities.
March
on
bid
of
be
for
15,000
15,000
consisting of
$lo
used
Napco Industries, Inc.—Adds New Product—
duty
No
,
\
Missouri Pacific RR.—To Build New Equipment—
The
cars
and
io
Tills corporation
Mississippi Power Co.—Proposed Sinking Fund Bonds
will
plans
from
Co.
covering
at
The
budget-type proposals enable the companies to
dispatch in contracting for and attaching to their
supplies of natural gas.—V. 189, p. 1241.
issue
which
$15,850,720
C0ri).0raii0D on March 16 filed
BJ.C
-
preferred stock.
$ Includes
tion
of
of
cars.
$10)
$2.85
share
on
authorized
an
cost
hopper
$1,139,693
$3.41
outstanding
commor.
of
proceeds
North American Mortgage
Corp., St. Petersburg, Fla,
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
*1957
-
income taxes—
deducting dividends
26
& Earnings Up—
earnings
'Earnings
net
estimated
the
$37,725,589 $33,119,178
3,103,301
2,596,837
Provision for Federal and State income taxes—
1,680,000
1,370,000
Minority interest——
67,080
87,144
Common
the
—
—.
before
Net
installment
1024.
p.
'
sales
Profit
company will receive bids up to noon
(EDT) on April 2 In
Philadelphia, Pa., for the purchase from it of $7,350,000 of series G
equipment trust certificates, dated
April-1,1959 and due semi-annually
from Oct. 1, 1959 to April 1, 1974, inclusive. This will be the first
of
with reasonable
systems
of
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Bids
April 2—
The
Drilling Co. and other associates owning the
has approximately
1,600 additional net lease¬
immediate vicinity.
the
lias
Allison-Sykes
to take into
natural gas purchased from independent pro¬
of their transmission systems during a
area
Well—
Monsanto
acres
•After
would
respective systems
ducers
Merritt,
total
a
costing
not
are
Wisconsin
to exceed
not
by
proposals
Michigan
Commission ha3 issued
orders authorizing
the
$0,000,000 of natural gas facilities under budgetthis company and Texas Gas Transmission Corp.
up to
proposals
The
Completes
Munsingwear, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Expansion—
•
Co.—Unit
Division of Monsanto Chemical Co.
This discovery
well, located
name
the
Chemical
Completion of an important wildcat well, the Magee No.
One, in
Simpson County, Miss., has been announced
by the Lion Oil Company
Delaware River opposite
Any remaining
158
vard fronting on
—V.
189,
p.
Electric
proceeds
1132.
Power
$25,000,000
of
will be applied to the construction
program.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and Texas. The home office is in Lynchburg with
offices in New York and a branch in Chicago.
Imperial Shirt Co. manufactures a complete line of popular
priced men's dress and sport shirts. Distribution is on a national basis
both to department and chain stores.
Imperial's six factories are
located in Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama. The Imperial sales and
executive offices are located in the Empire State Building in, New York,
ginia,
Growth Stock Fund, Inc., Suffolk,
Old Dominion
Registers With Securities and
statement with
Carnes
and
President
& Co.
Organic Products, Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
as
investment adviser.
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With
Commission—
18 filed a letter of notification with
corporation on March
covering 2,000 shares of common stock and 3,000 shares oi
preferred stock to be offered at par ($10 per share), without
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
the
covering
CUMr. Fredericks
19
March
on
V.
For
the
1958
company
reported sales of $10,138,890 compared
&
Airport.
wingless "aerial jeep" VTOL went
an
"out-of-ground-effect" flight
Storage Facility—
by
Haycraft,
10 that this
Co.,
division
of
Federal
a
Commission,
Ballard
&
Baking Mix
<ltiring July, 1959, or before.—-V.
found that Pillsbury's
Louisville, and its 1952
American
189, p. 349.
Specifically
Corp.—Reports Record
Year—
Ohio,
,
Perkin-Elmer
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par .$1)
was made on March 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $51.50
per share, with a dealers concession of 75 cents per
ehare. It was quickly completed.—V. 188, p. 2786.
;
See Pioneer Gathering System, Inc. below—V. 188, p. 952.
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Sales and Earns, at Peak—
highest in the pharmaceutical
history, according to the annual
year were the
cmd
110-year
report mailed to share owners
on March 23.
World wide sales amounted to $222,726,103, up
over the 1957
total of $207,151,629. The 1958 total represented the ninth consecutive
annual increase and brought the volume to a level 4*/2 times that of
Mix
But
in
the
ruled,
r
the dividend
;
,
.
.
disbursement.
John E. McKeen, President, in his message to share owners, declared
that Pfizer had
"entered
1959
with
new
financial
and
scientific
etrength."
McKeen
placed special emphasis on the company's expanding
which in
1958
involved the expenditure of over
and which in the current year is expected to cost over
program
$13,000,000.
Capital outlays during 1958 totaled about $28,000,000, compared with
$14,500,000 the year before. Outlays for the current year are expected
to be in the range oi $20-$25,000,000, bringing capital expenditures in
the three-year period to more than $60,000,000. The 1958
capital addi¬
tions and the plant assets of the firms acquired have brought the
Company's investment in capital assets to $127,000,000, an increase ol
$36,500,000 over the total ut the end of 1957.
The report indicated that at the end of 1958 the
company and its
subsidiaries were utilizing bank borrowings of about $25,000,000.
An
additional amount of similar magnitude is available when
and if re¬
quired to finance capital needs and further expansion, the company
teported.—V. 189, p. 1242.
sale
are
Ballard
formula feeds and
of
order
recession.
the
requirements
made
mulas
of
of
above the
I85;
15Cc
rose
and
"In
Electric
See Conowingo Power Co.
Co.—Plans
above.-—V.
New
1953.
189, p.
addition
i
This corporation has signed contracts with Blue
Ridge Manufac¬
turers Inc. and S. Rosenbloom. Inc. contemplating the
acquisition of
the assets and business of each of the latter two firms
by subsidiaries
©f Philadelphia & Reading Corp., according to a joint announcement
by Carroll Rosenbloom, President of the Blue Ridge and S. Rosenbloom
Corporation?, and Howard A. .^Newman, President of Philadelphia &
•Beading Corp.
The
the
statement
two
.
discloses
separate
Philadelphia
and
Shares
This
that
the
total
be
plus
consideration
approximately
an
to
be
175.000
undisclosed
paid
shares
amount
of
of
of
D.
The actual closing is scheduled to take place shortly
prior to April 15*
The Blue Ridge and S. Rosenbloom groups of companies
comprise the
largest manufacturing enterprise of its type in the country
They
Include the following operations:
,
The
Blue
Ridge Manufacturers manufacture work clothing for men
utility and play clothing and styled sportswear for women and children
With national distribution to principal chain and mail order
houses
Blue Ridge has seven factories located in the States of Delaware. Vir¬
Two
models
patented
of
C.,
line
by
E.
Grant
President
as
Chief
ana
W.
Richmond,
meeting
with
Chairman,
four
said
companies
at
the
to
and
in
six
months
and
added
ous
—V.
that
$400,000
of
the
1.5
produced
industry,
com¬
Me v.,
15 Kw. and 3 Mev., 30
initiated four years ago.
studies
-
this corporation
by
kw.
The
:
produced
an
extremely large beam output at constant
outstanding for compactness, reliability, and economy
is
-
the
projects
at
the
of
the
need
or
on
Westbury,
country.
ever
desired,
L.
The
trained
a
treatment
for
and
highly
ri
I.,
N.
Y.,
Service
disclosures
covers
analysis
and
:
work
radiation
new
largest such facilities
Dynamitron irradiation
assistance
assured.
contract
for
RDI's
at
the
of
one
technical
is
and
operators
■>
'available
basis
program
operator,
trained
.
-i
are
continuing
a
theoretical
all
of
'
Dynamitron
and
service
computation.
when¬
Confidential
1 '
"
/
.
The
corporation offers a 4-page bulletin describing the facilities,
services, and potential applications of the new irradiation center lo¬
cated at its plant in Westbury Industrial Park.
Unusually large bearii
power capabilities make the center ideal for opertaions in food preser¬
vation,
sterilization,
plastic cross-linkage and polymerization, rubber
electron induced chemical reactions, and basic research.
vulcanization,
Radio Corp. of America—New
vice
Type of Miniature De¬
Being Developed—
;
..
Scientists of this corporation are developing a new type of miniature
device that represents an "important step" toward an ultimate goal of
electronic computer components approaching the compactness of those
in
the
human
Laboratories,
Dr.
brain,
Dr.
Irving Wolff, Vice-President,
announced
Wolff
said
March
on
application
RCA
Research,
22.
concept of "integrated elec¬
tronics"
has enabled scientists to create a logic circuit element—the
basic building block of computers—so compact that up to 100,000,000
such elements might be crammed into one cubic foot. Logic circuits
of
new
a
used
in various
arrangements in computers to calculate, sort,
"remember" and control the flow of information. Present conventional
circuits
employ
several
types
of
devices -including
tubes or
are
Llogic
transistors
resistors
active
us
and
Control—
Co.—New
Stylon Corp.
amplify electrical signals, and
components to vary the flow of
to
passive
as
1393.
p.
Redondo Tile
See
components
condensers
189,
below.—V.
577.
187, p.
Reichliold Chemicals, Inc.—To
The stockholders
stock
common
distribution.
holders
of
The
record
Doubling-the
total
280
distribution: by
sition
of
and
have
for
cals
Republic Aviation
than
More
$6,000,000
Thunderchiei
this
by
was
corporate
the
will
shares
the
the
bring
remaining
6,907,-
additional
financing, for
issue upon acqui¬
for
purposes.
purchase
already
\
of
extensive
.
manufacture
in
the
"
,
Corp.—Saving Defense Dollars—
has
been
shaved
fighter-bombers
corporation
and
Harley S.
from
from
Jones,
the
of
cost
other
producing
government
Executive
con¬
Vice-President,
22.
March
on
This
Specialty Chemicals,
will be operated as the Specialty Chemi¬
new
division produces
accelerators lor
polyesters, rounding out RCI's
polyester field.—V. 189, p. 349.
F-105
that
for
otherwise,
or
other
announced
of Austin, Texas, which
Division
of
RCI.
The
Inc.,
indicated
available
be
dividends
of
way
properties
directors
The
would
outstanding
of
directors
The
shares
shares.
announcement
of a two-for-one stock
wilt be mailed on April
16 to stock¬
clase of business April 2.
number
present
authorized
10,000.000
to
stock
the
at
shares
the
by
new
3.092.720.
to
3,000,000
followed
immediately
Split Stock 2-for-l—
March 23 approved an increase in the authorized
on
from
,
.
achieved in 1958 through the company's conservation
resulted from 93 0 cost-cutting ideas and procedures initiated
by internal departments and shops of the jet manufacturer, Mr. Jones
sayings,
program,
Executive
said.
$2,000,000
tax
before that time.
added
He
that
the
figure is more than $2,000,000 higher than
brings the total for the three years during
been operational to $13,000,000.
The measures,
constituting part of a program for saving defense
dollars by eliminating waste in use of manpower and materials, range
from elimination of costly duplicate paperwork to
changes in manu¬
facturing methods.
r
savings
which
during
the
1957
program
and
has
One program, called "value analysis" and designed to promote more
economical purchasing oi parts and supplies, enabled the procurement
Department to save more than $900,000, Mr. Jones reported.
•
>
Another cost-cutting measure; slowing down drill motors 5n produc¬
tion shops, resulted in increased life for drills, netting a
saving of
$35,000.
A tax loss
He said he would consider it a seri¬
loss if the company .were unable to make a merger
188. p. 1968.
Registers Addi¬
—
V
•
with
from its
Permian's
carry-forward estimated at about $2 million, a listing on the American
Stock Exchange, and about $400,000 in. available cash.
Mr. Richmond said he hopes to merger with another company within
carry-forward runs out this June.
'
■
"Dynamitron"
new
eliminating
time
meeting he
possible plans
three major assets:
.t;
...
of Boston
SEC—
available,
models
single
on
A
said Pressed Metals has
■
both
Both
-
annual
discuss
the
are
replacement,
were
Malcolm
With
technicians.
applications
16-inch
■.-7.
operation and maintenance... Basically a cascaded rectifier
system with all rectifiers driven in parallel fro ma high
frequency os¬
cillator, it can deliver as much as ten times more beam current for
the same capital investment as an electrostatic
type generator.
The
all-electronic
features
reduce
maintenance
to
an
occasional
tube
System, Inc.—Plans Construction—
on
:
Dynamics, Inc.—-New Development—
The machine
of
732.
merger.
Mr. Richmond
next
,.
is the expectation
per share for the
that experienced last year."—V 189
range of
unit culminates
potential
for
the
1
maintenance, has
el fee ted
applications by 20 independent producers
authorization to sell natural gas to either Pioneer or
currently
~
-
its
been
Commission hearing
hearing
election
Frederick
major Baker River installations, Puget has
large blocks of power with the Chelan and
Districts, and other resources, adequate to
own
for
Boston investment
to
Radiation
was announced
on
March 10.
Mr. Grant, formerly Executive
Vice-President, succeeds Charles R. Younts, who was named Chairman.
The company, a common carrier of refined petroleum products, oper¬
ates
In Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia,
Tennessee, South
Carolina and North Carolina.
It is owned by the Standard Oil Co.
(New Jersey), the Standard Oil Co. (Kentucky i and the Shell Oil Co.
is
Puget
1952
A
major breakthrough in electron irradiation for
bining lower costs with better reliability and lower,
Plantation Pipe Line Co.—New President—
for
cash
Since
company has filed with the SEC an amend¬
registration statement covering 2,000.000- additional shares
benelieial interest, in
the Fund.—V.
189, p. 1242.
ment
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.—Plans Mergers—
entities will
Reading stock
its
to
contracts
announced
-
power,
a
tracts
p.
■
electric
program.
for
expansion
(George) Putnam Fund
Paso
186.
a
Revenues for the same period
12l/o, which amounts to 4 cents a
'
riri'.
1958.
up
demand
",■
tional
Fields and available to E'l Paso
from the Vinegarone Field. Pioneer said that
if El Paso should be
authorized to transport the gas, Pioneer would withdraw its applica¬
tion covering duplicate facilities costing about $86,500;
Consolidated
with
the
applications by the pipeline companies for
—V.
to
McLaughlin said,
kilowatt-hoUr sales gain
Road, Inc., of Burliiigame,
subsidiary of Purity Stores, Ltd., supermarket
chain.—V. 189, p. 1133.
-
Officer
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Proposed Acquisitions
growing
stock within, the
Calif.,
Pioneer in the Sonora and Bucklrorn
The
was
Mr.
has been made by 1645 Rollins
Pioneer to
existing facilities at Spraberry, Texas. In addition. Permian proposes
to construct a compressor station with an installed capacity of 3,960
horsepower. The cost of the proposed facilities is about .$5,053,400.
El Paso
asked FPC authority to construct the necessary facilities,
at a cost of approximately $849,000, to transport natural, gas available
1025.,
income
large-scale
a
1393.
But this action does not
proposes to construct
83 miles of
interconnection with the proposed facilities of
Construction-
contributed
months of
same,
*
•
1959,"
Stores, Ltd.—Unit Places Notes PrivatelyPrivate placement of $3,500,000 of secured
notes, due in
1983, with the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
anti-merger law, the Examiner
the business if required payments
retained the.right to use any Duff for¬
Permian
FPC
in¬
net
over
Purity
its, system natural gas purchased from independent producers in various
fields m Texas and to transport up to 80,000.000 cubic feet of gas
daily for delivery to Permian at a point in Sdhleicher County. Texas.
seeking
net
$6,568,302
9fc
"Subject to stockholders' approval, it is planned to issue $10,000,000
preferred stock in April, and to sell additional bonds later in the"
of
.
El
to
of
'
of
months
Grant County Public7 Utility
meet its need through 1905.
has been scheduled for May 4,
by Pioneer Gathering System.
Inc., of Amarillo, Texas; Permian Basin Pipeline Co., of Omaha. Neb.;
and El Paso Natural Gas .Co., of El Paso, Texas; seeking authorization
to
construct natural gas facilities
costing approximately $9,589,500.
Pioneer filed six applications proposing the construction of facilities,
at an estimated cost of about $3,687,100. to enable it to receive into
of
"
two
materially
net
the
in
long-term
Federal
it
because
Federal Power
purpose
amounted
has been
alone, the
company's net .plant has roughly doubled.
By the mid-1960s, peak
demand is expected to pass the 1,000,000-kilowafct mark.
>
:
>
in
Washington,
to
that
announced
increase
an
.•
meet
The
Philadelphia
and
first
share.
current.—V.
in
23
1959,
28,
"
for the
weather
recover
making Pillsbury label mixes.
\ /
The
Commission's
complaint has specified that, if a violation of
Federal law by the two acquisitions were established, a divestiture order
"may cover the assets in question whether they are in the possession
of Pillsbury or Duff."
■
1
ri;.;"
■
y
Torrance Hanold, treasurer of Pillsbury, said the company action on
the ruling "will be determined only after full consideration has been
given the order and the opinion of the hearing Examiner supporting it."
Reviewing the history of the case, Mr. Hanold.said: "We continue to
believe that our acquisitions were right and proper in the light of
existing law and furthermore that our . purchase of the Duff and
Ballard interests has not caused any diminution of competition."—
V. 189, p. 1133.
A
Feb.
representing
'•
-
"However,
"colder
would
appeal his decision to the
affirms the Examiner's order,
Pillsbury can
Pioneer Gathering
$nd of both years totaled 5,371,976.
;
■<:
Dividend payments on the common stock were $2.25 per share in
1958, compared with $2.10 the year before. This was the eighth suc¬
and
•••ri.-'riri"-'' ''
because Pillsbury can
not
are
1949.
Net earnings rose 4i/a ft
from $22,908,544 in 1957 to $23,965,144.
Profits per share of common stock after payment of preferred dividends
were $4.43, against $4.22 in 1957.
Common shares outstanding at the
suggested \ divestiture
the
from
manufacture
Newark, N. J., in December.
Corp.,
satisfy
March
on
ended
share,
of
$6,018,288" or $1.84 a share for the comparable previous
This gain resulted, notwithstanding the fact that -during lo of
28, 1959, the company's area experienced the
warmest weather in 65 years and, to an extent, reflected the
general
center
require divestiture within six
full Commission. If the FTC ultimately
the Minneapolis
company could appeal that to a U. S. court of appeals.
Pillsbury, described by Gie Examiner as the country's second largest \
flour milling company, acquired Ballard & Ballard for about $5.1723)00
June 12, 1951, and acquired Duff's for some $3,000,000 March 10, 1952. •
Pillsbury already has sold part of the Duff assets to Duff Baking
months.
was
Permian Basin Pipeline Co.—New Construction—
exempted
involved
"oven-ready" biscuits.
Mr. Haycraft's suggested
1957.
family owned until last December when a group
©f underwriters headed by
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
•nade the firm publicly owned for the first time.—V. 188, p. 2354.
$12,000,000
Hamilton,
yj ri
Inc.,
flour-base home mix industries.
The corporation,
earned $749,925 lor the year 1958, equivalent to
$1.50 per share, as against $650,482, the equivalent of $1.30 per share,
for tho previous year.
Salse for 1958 were $7,472,636 as against $7,-
Mr.
Foods,
Home
1951 acquisition of
purchase of Duff's
suggested all assets of Ballard and Duff, as well as any property
added to them, be sold in a way "to restore the two companies as
going concerns."
His order, if upheld by the Commission, would bar
Pillsbury from selling the assets to anyone it controls or is connected
With, directly or indirectly. Moreover, no sale could be made to any
corporation that is a substantial factor in-either the family.'flour or
assets
research
Trade
He
tons annually,
of the project
President,
months
12
common
the 12 months ended Feb.
of
'
The plant will be capable of handling up to 300,000
both dry bulk and liquid.
Plans call for completion
in
Divestiture
Asks
violated Federal anti-merger laws,
lation each year.
increase
Examiner
Co.— FTC
F.
full
the
Ballard
bulk storage capacity of the proposed facility
Will approximate 65,000 gross tons at all times and it is anticipated
that some 200,000 tons of sulphur will be handled through the instal¬
cessive
■.
Commission examiner, ruled
on
March
company should be ordered to get rid of the
assets ol two competitors it absorbed in 1951 and 1952. ri;;v. ,',v
,.':1
The examiner whose decision could be accepted, rejected, or modified
Black Point property.
Total liquid and dry
Sales and earnings last
chemical company's
.
Units—
Everett
world's third largest producer of sulphur, will imine<Uately begin construction of a $500,000 dry bulk and liquid sulphur
Storage facility at Tampa, Fla., it was announced on March 20.
To meet requirements of the area, substantial acreage became a ne¬
cessity, therefore, the company has entered into a long-time lease
agreement with Port Sutttji, Inc., utilizing a section of this company's
for
mobility.
new
a
Pillsbury
Two
company
bridges, skip over unimproved terrain and maintain a
hug-the-ground altitude on route which promises to give the
Army
the
a
income
The
This company,
2his
lcet
rirri.
corporation recently acquired an electronic; division at May- -•
field, Pa., near Scranton, and will begin producing electronic com¬
ponents for the military services.—V. 188, p. 952.
''
S.
U.
919.
p.
period.
bombed-out
Pan American Sulphur Co.—New
234,822
f
a series of runs,
above the ground.
through
25
and built for the U. S. Army, the VZ-8P "aerial jeep"
advantages of the well-known Army JEEP and the small
helicopter, and, in addition, it has many new and unique flight
characteristics of its own. It can travel along the highway, hop
content,
189,
ground-
Designed
with
McLaughlin,
for
$2.01
or
common
combines
1132.
Papercraft
revolutionary new
"aerial jeep,"
VZ-8P
Army
International
The
Co.—Secondary
Light
Piasecki
(Pa.i
Fund.—V.
year.
A measure of Puget's financial performance
that 1959 earnings will show an increase in cents
including
Offering—A
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$6.50) was made on March 12 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$40.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents
per share.
This offering has been completed.—V. 189,
Power
Pacific
Frank
come
p.
605.
p.
1242.
189, p.
The
...
$8,822,686 for 1957.—V. 189,
1984.
15,
and-airj vehicle designed and built by this corporation, was successfully
liight demonstrated on March 23 to the Army at the Philadelphia
reported
6aid.
April
Plasecki Aircraft Corp.—Builds Aerial Jeep—
that Pacific Clay Products, one of the
nation's largest manufacturers of vitrified clay pipe products, achieved
eatisfactory results in 1958 from a rather slow start at the beginning
Of that year.
He said that throughout 1958 business progressively
accelerated, a trend that is continuing into the new year.
The com¬
pany's business outlook is good and its financial position is strong, he
also
with the
subordinated
The debentures are to be offered
through a group ol underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co.
The proposed indenture provides for a sinking fund, commencing in
1969, designed to retire 60'; of the issue before maturity.
The con¬
version price and
coupon rate arc to be supplied by amendment.—
Dividend—Sales Up
declared a 25') stock dividend on the
capital stock, payable April 21 to shareholders of record April 3, 19o9,
It was announced by John D. Fredericks, President..
Mr. Fredericks said
that the board had also stated its intention,
eubject to future earnings and financial condition, to continue pay¬
ment of the regular quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents a share on
the increased number of shares outstanding after payment of the 2o,<
6tock dividend.
Currently, there are 516,530 shares of capital stock
directors
proposed issue of $20,000,000 convertible
a
due
debentures,
the
in
engaged
corporation on March 26 filed a registration statement
Tins
SEC
The
Corp.—Registers Convertible Debentures-
Philco
y,
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings Increased
"To
SEC
Pacific Clay Products—25% Stock
shares
branded line
of men's dress and sport shirts and also a companion line of ladies'
sport shirts.
The Marlboro operation is directed from Baltimore.
Mr. Newman stated that, although Philadelphia and Reading expected
in due course to be able to expand and strengthen the S. Rosenbloom
and Blue Ridge enterprises, no change in management or manufactur¬
ing and merchandising policies w-j contemplated.
He also disclosed
that Carroll Rosenbloom would continue his activities, as heretofore,
as Chairman of the Board of
the subsidiaries which will carry on the
business of the Blue Ridge and S. Rosenbloom groups,—V. 189, p. 1350.
the SEC on
Registers
y
manufactures and distributes a
Co.
and
investment company filed an amendment to its registration
statement with the SEC on March 23 covering an additional 250,000
*"j
The Marlboro Shirt
Stock Fund, Inc
Exchange Commission—
Price Growth
Securities
This
popular priced boys
offices are in the
State Building with distribution channels being the same as
sport
Empire
Imperial's*
Va.
1959, covering 5,000 shares of its $50 par capital stock. The
Fund was organized in September 1958 and is a diversified managed.
Investment Trust of the open-end type.
Hall F. Birdsong is listed
/
Monday, March 30. 195©
.
.
Boys Tone Co. manufactures a full line of
shirts in Mississippi.
Sales and executive
The
March 19,
es
With
The
Exchange Commission—
registration
filed a
corporation
This
(T. Rowe)
Tennessee
and executive
sales
Service Co.—Private Placement—This
company, through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has ar¬
ranged to place privately $600,000 of 4%% first mortgage
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1989, it was announced onr March 2a.
—V. 150, p. 1781.
Ohio Telephone
p.
.
.
(1470)
10
,
new
type
of
sheet
metal
forming
for
external
fuel
tanks
saved
S96.900.
The
actual
new
value
of
cost ,reductions
method,
gram
—V.
dollar
ties
189.
in
p.
savings,
achieved
although the
with
1242.
Mr,
Jones
during
benefits
the Air Force's
(Continued
explained,
the
may
initial
continue
industry-wide
on
page 52)
reflects
year
for
of
only
the
adopting
years.
The
conservation
a
pro¬
effort.
Volume 189
Numoer 5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
11
(1471)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name oj
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
a
during the current week.
second
table in which
Then
the
show
we
we
follow with
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name af Company
When
Share
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp., class A
Air Products Inc.
(quar.)
v
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
7c
4-30
5c
4-
8
3-27
12 Vic
5-
1
•
American Agricultural Chemical Co.—
common
(initial}
split.
Subject
to
6-26
:
4-
4-
1
1
non-cum.
pfd.
Corp.—
3-27
4-15
5-15
Finance
5-
4-15
4-10
3-30
4-10
this
I.
4-30
4-
4-28
4-16
4-15
4-
4-
time
7
Food
—J—————
V,'
7
i
4-
1
4-
8
3-31
3-25
4-24
& 5-H
.
6%
Steel
Bush
Tubing
on
Instrument
Extra
Co.,
1
4-10
3-27
15c
4-30
4-10
4-
3
5-
1
4-15
4-
7
6-
* 50c
1
5-
4
3-31
3-16
5-
1
4-17
50c
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
25c
4-10
10c
5-
1
10c
5-
1
$1.12 Vi
4-
1
3-24
4(0
preferred
Gainewell
.
4Vi %
Xitd*
5-
1
4-15
4-20
3-31
5-
1
4-10
4-30
4-14
40c
,
4-15
3-20
New
"3-31
3-17
4'-
;
■
4-
9
4-
9
Hartford
4-15
Electric Light,
4Vipreferred (quar.)
5-
4-10
4.96%
4-23
1
1
4-15
3-31
5-
r/ 5-20
8
■■■:/'
3-23
Ilolyoke
1
3-23
Home Light & Power
4-
-
15c
4-15
4-
(quar.)
10c
5-15
4-20
—
$1.12 (i
7-
G-
6
3-20
1
3
5
(quar.)
income)
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
$1.50
4-
1
3-20
$1.06(4
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
Corp.
Cquar.)
com.
3-31
3-18
4-15
3-31
7 Vic
6-15
5-2.9
31 'Ac
_
35c
Yellowknife
1.
6-19
3-27
1
Mines,
*12c
1LJ
LJ
6-30
4-
6-
1
5-
1
15c
(quar.)
com.
3
4-
6
par tic.
New
preferred
Metals
&
3
4-
1
Stockholders
5-
1
4-21
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5c
25c
4-30
4-15
Roxbury
5-
4-17
San
Sanborn Map
3-20
Rittenhouse
4-17
———
5-
1
4-1G
5-
1
4-1U
$0,192
4-
2
3-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-
$25c
4-15
1
4-
1
3-20
5-
1
4-10
changed
(see
to
dividend
Atkinson
Finance
5-
4-
1
3-24
$1
5-
1
4-10
Lane
5-
1
4-10
Lawrence
5-
1
4-10
Lee Rubber & Tire
$1.25
5-
1
4-10
Leeds &
50c
4-
1
4-29
Paper Co.
(increased)
45c
4-15
18c
——
4-
;
Bryant
8
4-15
4-
(quar.)
Northrup Co., common (quar.)——
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)-:
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
(reduced)
Louisiana State Rice Mill, common
$7 preferred (s-a)_
—
5%
lie
3-27
1-27
split
5-11
(quar.)
4-15
15C
5-15
4-15
15c
(quar.)
5-15
30C
5-
1
37Vic
5-
1
4-15
4-
6
4-
—
Lynchburg Gas
5-10
4-13
3-30
3-24
30c
15c
4-30
4-15
(quar.)
4-25
4-25
4-25
4-10
10c
4-24
GOc
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
4-25
4-15
4-
8
25c
3-31
4-30
*50c
(s-a)
4-15
5-22
5-15
4-30
Mallory (P. R.) & Company, 5% pref. (quar.)
15C
4-15
4-11
Marconi International Marine Communication
4%
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.
(quar.)
.
Supply—
Co.,
common
(initial)
du Pont Co. of Canada
(1956), Ltd.
Dupuis Fr&res, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80(0
preferred
(quar.)
& Co., 414%
preferred B (quar.)
Macy (R. H.)
20c
5-
1
4-10
(ordinary)
Marine Corp. (Milwaukee) (initial)
Maryland Credit Finance, common (quar.)—
110c
_
4-30
4-
*14C
5-15
4-30
6%
*30c
5-15
4-30
McCall
2
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
—
5-14
6-
5-14
5-15
4-24
25c
84c
5-15
4-24
$1.12(4
5-15
4-24
40c
dividend
Materials
Drug,
1st* preferred
Fire
Steak 'n
Sterchi Bros. Stores
621'2c
5-
1
4-13
3-12
4-
1
3-17
$1.50
4-
1
3-17
15c
5-
1
4-10
4-
3-16
9
4-16
P
4-
2
25c
6-26
6-12
4-25
4-10
12c
3-2G
3-13
i25c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
.
5-15
25c
5-14
5-
3-31
3-31
4
50c
4-15
3-31
J 15c
3-31
3-26
J20c
5-
1
4-15
40c
4-10
4-
5c
3-26
3-19
10c
4-10
3-31
4-14
$20c
pfd. (quar.)—
5-25
5-15
6c
3-27
t25o
12(4c
5-
1
4-30
6
4-19
3-13
4-15
4-15
37('2C
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
4-15
37(4c
Power
the
4-15
3-31
22(40
4-15
3-27
5-
4-10
59c
59c
12(4c
(quar.)—
5c
1
3-31
5-
I
5-
1
4-15
4- 1
3-23
4-10
12 (4c
1
3-23
4-
1
3-23
partic.
com.
4-
5c
and
stock)
com.
1(4 %
(quar.)—.
common
(quar.)
3-23
4-10
3-31
10c
C.
4- 1
10c
——
T.
Fund
5-
1
4-10
5-15
4-30
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
Shake
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
30c
6-12
7-
1
30c
10-
1
30c
12-15
10c
4-17
4- 2
4-23
4-10
50c
*56(4c
(quar.)
UOc
*15c
7(4c
25c
7(4c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Sterling Electric'Motors
3-31
30c
(quar.)
4-15
9-14
12-
1
(New Jersey)—
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
Class A (quar.)
8
1
3-31
3-31
;
-
8
4-
4-20
5-14
25c
Quarterly
4-
(quar.)
1
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
4-10
5-
4-10
6
4-15
4-
6-10
5-27
4-10
3-31
2 (4 c
4-10
3-31
7(4c
3674c
4- 1
4- 1
3-27
—
preferred (quar.)
5.2% conv. preferred (1952-1954 series)—
Swank, Inc. (quar.)
65c
65c
10c
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
4-15
Extra
—
Stevens Markets,
4
3-19
3-31
20c
Insurance
4-
3-
3-19
3-31
4-20
30c
1
5-15
split
(s-a)
(quar.)
on
1
3-30
stock
2-for-
a
Bakeries
5-
5-30
3-31
40c
$33(4c
5-
$0,087
37V2c
25c
5-14
Hampshire—
(increased-quar.)
$1.0614
t25c
(s-a)
Ltd.
6-
Co.
$1
pfd. A (quar.)—
6-
$1.1G
Standard Fuel CO., Ltd.—
4(4 % preferred (quar.)
6
*20c
5-14
$1.05
Milling Co.
Colorado
Standard
4-20
$3.50
4-15
4-14
6-
Quarterly
:—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp
4-10
5-
1
5-
Extra
4-10
25c
3-31
5-
5c
Spokane International RR.
f
-
4-10
47 (4c
$1.06(4
25c
Co.
Industries
$5
4-10
3114c
3114c
30c
1
4-13
415c
Southern
6
3-30
30c
Co
Gas
4-13
1
$1.12(4
-
New
preferred stocks
(Payable in V.
3-16
7
10%
1
Fund—
Southwestern
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
4-10
5-
5-
10c
Southern
Kalamazoo
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co., common
50c par tic. preferred (quar.)
Participating
$1
La Consolidada S. A.
G
com.
(quar.)—,
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas (quar.)
new
Jersey Farm Baking, 4% Pfd. (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
4-30:
90c
1st preferrod
Stock
*$1.37Va
8
4-10
$1.37(4
6% preferred A (quar.)
Corp.
under
5
4-30
$1.17(4
Southern California Gas, 6% pfd.
Southern
announcement
4-
$1.06(4
A
Southern
Manufacturing Co.—
Name
4-15
Denn
4.72%
1
1
$1.25
lOc
approve
Carpet
Carlos
Class
3-20
4-
G-
9
4-
.
(quar.)
Common
3-31
*50o
9
4-
4-17
pfd. (quar.)-
Sick's Ranler Browing (quar.)
Simms (T. S.) <fc Co., Ltd., $1
South Coast Corp. (quar.)
3
4-10
20c
——
4-
4-20
Mining Corp
Shawlnigan Water & Power Co.—
2-24
37(ic
preferred (quar.)
20c
Breweries, Ltd., class A (quar.)—212c
Interprovinclal Pipe Line, Ltd.—■
—
B
Shattuck
50c
quarterly
4-10
4-27
65c
(quar.)
Sangamo, Co., Ltd
Scarfo & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—,
Security Storage (Wash.) (quar.)
Selama-Dindings Plantation, Ltd
•.
.■
6%
James
1
30c
units
Paper Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
(N. Y.)—
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Inter-Mountain Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
5-
class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
5.90%
5.2%
conv.
—
conv.
-
3-27
4-15
4-
\
1^
87%ic
Participating
Rolland
a5Vb%
(quar.)—
62Vac
(quar.)-
Corp. (N. Y.)
Supply (Calif.)
5-
|V
4-10
(quar.)__
Reinsurance
Republic
4-
&>
Quarterly
4-
pfd. (quar.)
4-
4-15
3114c
Industrial Eank of Commerce
$1.06
Engineering Works Ltd.
4-15
*■'
1
Corp.
50c
—
•
$1.50 preferred
4-15
Du-Art Film Laboratories—
60c
—
V
5-
Reichhold Chemical—
1
$1
$1.25
4-
7c
(quar.)_„„
—
E.
GOc
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
com.
5-
pfd. (quar.)
3-14
4-15
Reading Company
Regency Fund, Inc.
3-16
»
Corp.,
5-15
1
4-3
3-28
2%
&
45c
——
—
preferred
4-
S.)
Ducommun
$1.25
3-31
ordinary
stock
4-10
$1.25
12Vic
—
.
4-30
(quar.)
& Sons Stores (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion
4-
4-20
conv.
preferred
(J.
4-24
held
Chemical—
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A
Class B (quar.)
4-10
3-25
1
4-10
Extra
name).
(quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5%
Decca Record Co., Ltd.—
1
1
T.
4-20
3-30
25c
Colorado,
of
4-20
1
3-31
2^*0
-
50c
Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American Deposit rets. ord. (final)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain
$1.12
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
5-
4-
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)_.
Extra
R.
3
Imperial
37 (ic
Power & Light,
$1.50
3-20
15c
shrs.
6
4-
5-
1
4-10
1
3-26
5c-
1
1
5-
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quarterly
3-31
1
40c
(quar.)
dividend)—
Cudahy Packing Co., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Ltd.—
5Vi% pref. (s-a)
Dillon
8
4-
(stock
Cuban Electric (quar.)
Gardner
4-
62 Vic
—
pfd.
4-
5-
121/aC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10c
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
5% preferred (quar.)
Increased
(quar.)
1
Interior
(quar.)_
Discovery
3-18
*5c
Ltd
(quar.)
3-31
4-25
——_
Brick
Pressed
4-15
4-
12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.), common
Indian Head Mills,
20c
4-10
4-10
25%
preferred
3.35%
1
4-10
1
15c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
1334c
preferred (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
Ireland
$1.75
International
50c
4%
Hydraulic
4-10
4-10
20c
(N. Y.)
(Joseph) Co.
Hotel Syracuse
(quar.)——
4-20
9c
(quar.)
Hardart
&
Home
5-14
1
1
30c
<fc Co., class A (accum.)
Water Power (quar.)
1
4-
10c
One share of Crescent Petroleum 5%
Diamond
(R.)
3-25
4-
Horn
common
two-for-one
Hoe
5-
5-
1
3%
(quar.)
Co. of
Common
4-24
4-10
5-
$1.25
Co., 3.60%
Co.
3-24
5-
dividend
Service
5-
35c
—_
4- 3
approval
investment
Creamery Package Mfg.
A
Inspection & Insur¬
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)—
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)
5(i% conv. preferred (quar.)
Hendrick Ranch Royalties
Hercules Powder, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
com.
Co.
25c
———-
com.
C2c
~
5-18
4-21
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
preferred B
Inc. (quar.)
Service
Public
Boiler
new
Gas
75c
—
(quar.)
Participating preferred
Detrex
Steam
Co.,
ance
Haverhill
$1.25
-
Illuminating,
100
Hartford
(quar.)
50c
75c
56140
„
(quar.)
.11-1-1
preferred
(quar.)
common
4-10
1
Cordage
4.64%
4-10
5-
1
$1.17
common
preferred
Edison
4(4%
C6i4c
3-
7
1
-
preferred (quar.)
4.70%
Controls—
—
(quar.)
5(a%
Stock
—-——
3-19
$1.07Va
Gas Light, $5 pfd. (quar.)
K.) (Del.) 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Potomac
Public
lGc
1
5-
s
(H.
Preway,
4-23
15C
4-24
4-21
4-15
4-
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
Portland
4-24
common
(quar.)
(increased)
Company,
$3.50
3-2G
5-11 'V
4-
5- 8
25c
common
(Calif.)
conv.
Plymouth
3-25
5-11
4-30
41c
50c
(quar.);
dividend)
Stevens
4(4%
&
25c
Finance
Pittston
1
1
Heusen
(stock
Wiggly
$2.50
(stock divid.)—
5-
$1.19
—
.O;7
American shares
5-25
8
4-
Gear
Bankers,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common
4-10
4-
40c
20c
(quar.)„___
preferred
4Vi% preferred
Pioneer
4-25
(initial quar.)
—i
5.30$
preferred (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (Increased)
3-25
$4.24
Piggly
22)
Chemicals
Hagan
4-15
1
Consumers Public Service, 5%
Motors (quar.)
Dallas
4
3-31
1
1
4-10
|
(quar.)
Package (quar.)
4.20%
4-
4-
each
June
4-25
—
preferred
4-10
20c
50c
(quar.)
Common
stock split subject to approval of
stockholders June 8. Payable date after
5-
13c
.
Phillips-Van
(2-for-l
5c
75c
(from
Utilities
4- 3
12Vic
2
3-24
3-21
7 Vic
3-30
4-24
95c
6-
4-24
:
4-
GOc
$2.80% - preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar,)
4-25
25c
(quar.)
common
4-15
3-24
Porter
(quar.)
4-15
3-31
3-31
Gross
B
5-15
5-15
$1.75
10c
3-24
Telecasting,
1
425c
4$1.75
3-24
45c
3-27
Class
1
3-31
5%
$1.12 Vi
&
Industrial
Pierce
4-17
Gulf States
Machine
Pictorial
1
3-24
35c
6-23
25c
3
4-16
preferred (quar.) :
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
5-15
5%
4-10
3-20
8
3-31
.5-15
Grelf Brothers Cooperage Corp.—
80c
class A
(quar.)
:
4-
1
5-
3-31
5-15
u-
4-17
$2
Dental Mfg.,
for
I
1
1
tl5c
Continental
pfd.
1
G-
5-
3-25
Petroleum
G-
$1.30
Goulds
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
Crescent
64 Vic
4-17
3-25
...
4-15
1
payment at
.1
1
6-
5-
5-11
4-
25c
5-
3c
3-27
time.)
m.
5-
62 (ic
4-
1
Printers
62 (ic
5-
60c
T
common
preferred
4-15
4-10
40c
common
Connecticut
1
G-ll
75c
on
Consolidated
5-
20c
4-13
1
$1.75
(quar.)„
(quar.)
7%
10c
1
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.,
5%
7-24
25c
/
pfd.
—
Commonwealth
7-24
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
pfd.
3-24
25c
Co.
8-15
(stock dividend)—
(One share for each four shares held. Sub¬
Pumps,
1
25c
•
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Mfg.
4-
$1.50
prior pfd.
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.40 prior preferred
—
5-
$1.15
pfd. (quar.)
Electronics
5-15
—
5-15
Co
7-24
(quar.)
Bros., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)
Glen-Gary Shale Brick (quar.)
60c
Perkins
G-
6
Glens Falls Insurance
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
Elevator
Packard-Bell
General
5.20%
4-
5-15
5-
Otl3
Indiana—
—
4-
4-15
4-17
33c
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
4-
4-15
5- 1
50c
of
4-
4-15
6-
1
(quar.)
4-15
$$1
8-15
.
$2.50
10c
1%
com.
35c
4-15
4-
Goodman
6
GOC
-
Industries, preferred
Pictures, $4.25 pfd.
this
Telephone Co.
preferred
5%%
25c
(quar.)
4-15
4$3
Personal
10c
Colonial
7%
General
■?
4-10 c
4-30
(quar.)
4-10
4-15
10c
Fund
Columbus
preferred
preferred
$2
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
4-15
preferred
32 (ic
preferred
$1.32
common
5
5-
50C
3-25
4-
taken
$1
(quar.)
1
$1.25
Corp.,
(quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co. (quar.)
Paymaster
Consolidated
Mines, Ltd
Pemco Corp.
(quar.)
4-15
*7 VaC
-
Corp.
1
5-
4-30
$i
Stores
&
5-10
20c
Ltd.:
5-
}25c
(quar.)
4-14
4-
-
Certificates
12
action
1
1
30c
preferred (1947 & 1956 series)
(No
5-
(reduced)
6
7
1
•
(reduced)—
Colonial
Columbia
5-
(quar.)
3
4-
«fc Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., common (quar.)
7%' preferred (quar.)
4-15
2
1
Colonial Finance—
5%
1
6-
5-
4-
preferred
5-
5-
-
Clayton Mark & Co. (quar.)
4Vi%'
/"?
Co.
(quar.)
Ontario
4-23
50c
4(i%
25c
Cleveland Electric
1
4-15
4-27
on
Stockholders approved a three-for-one
split
of the com. stk. to be effective March
31
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd.
4-23
5-
4-15
a
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% pfd.
Northwest Bancorporation—
4-10
1
12 V'aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-20
5-
common
1
4-
$1.50
New
4-15
1
4-30
$1
pfd.
conv.
Co.,
Gimbel
56 Vic
Bakeries
4-
$1.50
—
Claussen
j5-1:
12 >/2C
25c
.
$5 1st preferred A (quar.)
Citizens Utilities, class A & B—
2-for-l
stock
split
subject
to
May
3-27
4-
-
—
Inc.,
Transit
4-15
$3
4-13
(quar.)
Bag Co.,
3-20
10c
(s-a)
tor-one basis.
Charleston
1
75c
4-13
will vote
on
May 15 on a
proposal to split the shares on a three-
Chase
4-
55-
4-20
$1.05
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
England Power, 4.60%
6% preferred (quar.)
3-20
10c
3-30
Stockholders
.
1
93 Vic
ject to stockholders approval April 22)
Glddings & Lewis Machine Tool (reduced)
(quar.)
Channing Corp.
4-
55c
;
preferred
preferred
5%
on
dividend
New York Times,
.
-
17
shares
common
2
3-30
4-17
50c
preferred
Neptune Meter,
——————
Gabriel
Manufacture
Stock
$2
Corp.—
(quar.)
Company (initial)
Fuller Brush Co., class A^.
Class AA
Frito
3-23
4-
4-24
50c
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. (auar.)
Central Kansas Power, 4Vi%
pfd. (quar.)—
5%
Chemical
(quar.)
Transit
June
on
4-
1
:j:25c
National
this
at
Dynamics
25c
Corp
Chadbourn Gotham
<fc
preferred
Worth
omitted
Bakeries,
4-15
:
—
—
Trust
Coke
&
3-31
stock)
General
10c
;
3-31
General Merchandise (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
—_
Telephone & Telegraph
Company (quar.)
Central Coal
(Payment
common
4-20
4-25
-
common
Soup Co
Vickers, Ltd.
Ceneo
3-31
4-15
20c
5%
(quar.)—f—
Field
4-15
4-15
Francisco)
1
50c
Co.
Point
$1.25
$L2&.',
$1
(quar.)
Cedar
(San
vote
4-
4-30
20c
3-31
(quar.)
5-
3-27
(quar.)—..
Carolina
Carwin
Insurance
will
$1.06(4
Extra
payment at
30c
4-22
„
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)
California Oregon Power
(quar.)
Camden Fire Insurance Assn. (s-a)_—•
Canadian
4-15
$1.3715
2%,
4-17
(s-a>—-——
Butler Mfg. Co. (increased)
Campbell
3-31
25c
.
3-20
25C
.
(quar.)
Castings,
Terminal
6-1G
45c
Fund
common
proposal to split the
a three-for-one basis.
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$2.50
common
Co.,
Stockholders
4-13
4-15
!
3
12 Vic
—
Products
Insurance
1
Power
$6 preferred (quar.)
Mount Royal Rice Mills
—
4-
25C
—
Yards
preferred-
Buffalo
•
f.:%
Black Starr & Gorham, class A (reduced)—
Clas3 B (reduced)-.:
———
Bobbs-Merrill Co., 4(i% preferred (quar.)—
Buckeye
7-
-
25c
3-20
7c
>
(quar:)
Belt Railroad Stockyard, common
G% preferred (quar.)
Binks Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Steel
4-15
Lines—
Pennsylvania
Machinery
Fort
4-28
4c
(quar.)
$1.14 *
Montana
4-30
4-16
4-15
$1.09
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
$2.40
of
Gardner-Denver
20c
inc.)
—
Beaton & Caldwell Mfg. (reduced)—
Belmont Iron Works (quar.)
Stock
1('2%
4-16
4-30
5c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-20
3-24
1
(Washing¬
4- 3
30c
:v
(from invest,
—
Brooklyn Union Gas
4-15
Inc.,
4-
15c
30c
Corp.
2%
——.
Corp.
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Bourbon
4-15
Holdera
4-30
1 'Ac
3-31
25c
General
—
$1
Rhoades
When
Payable oj Rec.
25c
(quar.)__^
pfd.
Osborn
$2.50
—«—r
Banltle
Buchanan
1
(quar.)
on
(quur.).
4*4%
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)_
3-31
1
5-
30c
33i%
1
3-30
1
5-
30e
(resumed)
(J.)
Coach
B
8%
Miller &
Co.—
(quar.)
Baltimore Transit
Bancroft
5-
Quarterly
3
4-28
43Vic
25%
(quar.)
Corp.
4-15
10c
(quar.)
Finance
Shape
A
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
time)
Co.
Fireman's
3-30
25c
(s-a)-
Houghton Fund "B"
M.
*$1
Extra
1
60C
.
-
(quar.)
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Baldwin Rubber (quar.)
.
Avenue
6-10
4-14
$1.30
B.
Class
C.)—
(No action taken
1
$1.75
dividend)
$1.20 prior preferred
Co.
Fifth
1
75c
Austin Nichols & Co.—
Axe
preferred
D.
Company
McGrcgor-Doniger, Inc., class
5-31
I 6-15
17 % c
-
5-
25c
(stock dividend}
Class B (stock dividend)
Auto Finance
3-20
r.:
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5(0
preferred B (quar.)
51 a %
prior
preferred
(quar.)
65c
(reduced)
Common
"
common
Services
5-
10% '
37 Vic
(quar.)
Atkinson Finance Corp
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
conv.
ton,
Flexible
Arrow-Hart & Kegeman Electric
Artesian Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
(stock
6%
25c
15c
Anaconda- Wire & Cable
Falstaff Brewing,
3-20
1
4-10
25c
-
——^—
5%
(quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Magnesia Talc
:—
Economy Auto Stores (quar.)
Empire Millwork (stock dividend)
3-23
(quar.)
Atlas Credit
1
*$1.75
-
70c
3-23
4-
American President Lines, class A (quar.)
Industries
4-
Eastern
5
$1
American Smelting &
Refining Co.—
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Per
Name o]
3-20
Midmi Window
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
4% participating preferred
6-12
16 Vic
16Vic
-
Home Products
Corp. (monthly)—
American Natural Gas, common (quar.)
Stock dividend
6% preferred (quar.)
Arvin
1
Class A
American
Chemical
4-
$1.50
v
4-16
62 (ic
(quar.)_.
American Forest Products
Corp
Ansul
J:
5-
American Discount (Ga.) com.
5% preferred (1954 series)
Holderi
Payable oj Rec.
15c
-
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)—
stockholders
American Art Metals, class A
B
1_
East
Federal
40c
.
approval April 29
Class
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
When
Share
4-17
-
-
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% pfd. (quar.)
3-for-l
Company
Stores
Eastern
Per
New
Eagle
3
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
When
Per
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Time Finance
(Ky.) (quar.)-Title Insurance (Minn.)
quar.
Texaco
ij
$1-06
<
g
o 10
4-15
ZOC
J.3J
5
preferred (quar.)
Troy Sunshade Co
1
}
Envelope
S.
Industries,
this
3.0S
.—
payment
common
on
at
Corp.
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
(Indiana)—
Peninsular
5Vi% preferred
5Vi% preferred
5%% preferred
Power, common
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Utah Construction (quar.)—
J" A
American
4-ro
J-2J
American-Marietta Co.,
4-26
4-
3-21
1
0-
4 10
7
l°c
10c
0-
56c
——
0-1
5-15
5- 1
0
American
4-su
.
20c
$1.43%
$1
4-30
o- 1
5* 1
4-la
American
Molasses
American
Mutual
4-iu
4-15
4-21
3-di
4- «
25c
25c
4-1 •>
o- 1
3-ji
4-iu
$1.11
5-1
•
-
;
r
25c
York
5-20
65c
5-1
25c
4-15
$30c
5-1
4-1
5-1
4-
—
common.
(quar.)—
*
4-15
4- 3
—
this
week, these being
Name Of
Compani
Share
(quar.)
Abbott
common
4%
Laboratories,
convertible preferred
$1.25
4- 1
7%
3-2
1
3- 2
3-4
4-1
American
Ltd.—
American
...
,
$16c
4- 1
3-10
1:30c
4-
1
3-10
'
dividend
27Vic
5-1
4-45
3-31
3-18
5-
1
4-17
37Vic
4-10
3-17
10c
5-20
4-10
i.
5-20
4-10
60c
4-1
3-13
65c
4-
1
60c
4-
1
50c
—_
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)--—Supply Manufacturing
Stock dividend payable in l/10th of a sh.
of Cortland Line Co. $1
par for each
share hold
Aetna Casualty & Surety
——
.
-
Aetna Insurance Co. (quar.)
Aetna Life Insurance
(quar.)—
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from investment income—
Agricultural Ins. Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)—•
5c
y
3-16
40c
4-
1
4-
1
.
37,/^c
4-1
*
4-
1
4-
1
3-12
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)_
Alan Wood Steel, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Alba Hosiery Mills (quar.)
Albermarlo Paper Mfg., class A
25c
$1.05
$1.15
$3
$1.25
—
10c
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
^
v"3-13
4- 1
3-13
4-1
3-2
4-
1
3-13
2
4-
3-16
Art
Arundel
Stock
1
3-20 ;
3-20
1
3-20
25c
4-
1
3-13
$6 Conv, preferred
(s-a)—$3
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
30c
3-31
3-24
6%
4-
1
3-10
Class
4-
1
3-10
Ashdown
3-31
2-27
Alco
Oil
4(4%
& Chemical
s
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
--
$1.06V4
+.25c
«
Algonta Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Allied International
Investing
(stk. dividend)
(One sh. of Essential Enterprises for each
share held)
-
Canadian
Dividend
Funds
____
4- 6
$6c
4-15
(quar.)
Alleghany Corp., 84 prior preferred (s-a)
5%%
6%
preferred
$2
Allied Kid Co.—
(2-for-l
preferred
$1.20 pfd. A (quar.)
Corp.,
Stock
$3.50
common
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
4ViVc
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
5%
Bath
3-26
3-13
^
-
30c
8
3-20
4-1
3-6
75c
4-20
3-24
25c
4-1
3-3
25c
3-31
2-27
1834c
4- 1
3-24
93%c
4-
6-10
Beatrice Foods Co.,
1%
1
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-
5
3-
5
31JAc
70c
•
$1.50
(quar.)_
4-
V;
15c
53Vie
$1.50 preferred
3-20
Participating —k
Associates,- Investment
4-
i
3-25
f
Mfg. Co.
3-16
1
4.25%
5.60%'
3-31
50c
4-
1
3-17
"
B
Extra
Bohack
8
3-
4-15
3-31
4-
if
$1.18
4-
1
4-
1
3-16
25c.
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
12 ViC
50c
3-31
"<
4-
3-
,
1
2
3-16
8
—
1:20c
4-
$
+$1.50
4r-
1
$16 Vic
4-
44-
3-20
1
,
3-10
'
3-10
4-14
4*
25c
1
3-13
4-
1
3-
4-
1
T- 2
6
3-20
4-15
$1
5-
1
4-
9
$1.02 Vi
5-
1
4-
9
$1.08%
5-
1
"4-9
$1.18%
5-
1
4-
4-
1
4-
1
3-16
$1
93%c
4-
1
5-
1
4-
4-
1
4-
1
—
$15c
1
3-16
1
'
3-16
'
3-16
3-16
1
'
3-16
:
>
3-I6
;
3-31
3-17 '
4-30
-
4-
;
-
3-16
1
3-25
4-16
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
1
43-
1
6
>4-1
9
5-
7-
6-10
1
y
3-20
4-15.
4-
3-31
3-20
.'5-1
4-10
1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-
1
4-10
}
.v
y
3-18
"
.
3-16
•: ••
1
'
6
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-20.,
4-
1
3-
6
7-
1
6-
5
4-
Bradley
',
1
3-16
1
Ltd.—
•
•
+on'rV.
37/2c
(quar.)-——-
3-31
3-31
—
3-30
(quar.)——
common
•
,
o«"c
3-30
4-15
3-16
■
3-16
3-
3-
*
6
6
J
3-26
.
3-31
3-20
3-31
?
———---——
«4n„
*uc
—
9334C
(quar.)
pfd.
'
Co.—
Power,
&
com.
3^4%
3-
4-
' '2C
?15c
Co.___———
^25c
British-American Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
:
Amer.
6
3-17
3-31
3-17
4-
1
3-16
3-31
*
3-10
4-15
4-16
4-
1
4-
1
3-25
3-
.
:
:
3
4%
preferred
1
3-16
4V4%
1
5-16
4V2%
4-15
43A.%
4-
1
3-16
25c
4-
1
3-17
25c
4-30
4-15
25c
25c
4-15
7-15
7-15
10-15
10-15
1-15-60
1-15
.
rets,
"
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
9
2-24
1
3-
1
3-
9
*
4-
1
3-
9
-
1
3-
9
*
„
9
.
-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)——:
(quar.)
British Columbia Power Ltd.
4-
.
:—
5% preferred
(quar.)
5V/2% preferred (quar.)
2-24
4-
6a
9
4-
oa
4-
4-
ordinary regis,
(interim)
(interim)
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
4-
$1.25
Ltd.—
dep. rets, ordinary bearer
Amer.. dep.
6-
$1.06(4
Tobacco Co.,
British-American
$55c
3-16
3-16
—
1
1
4-
'
3-18
3-30
-
-
——————
5%-preferred (quar.).
Mfg. (increased)
Brinks, Inc. ;(quar.)_
$10c
:—-——
4-
4-
3-20
3-18
■
4-ia
3-30
ni'n
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic
(quar.)—
Briggs-Weave* Machinery Co.—
$1 preferred (quar.) i.
Bright (T. G.) Ltd., common—-—
Co.,
/
■
4-15
4-
British-American Assurance
3-16
4-
1
:
'"2
Bridgeport
Bristol-Myers
,
4-10
—iZ
——:
-•*.
(quar.)—
Co.,
f
3-21
3-16
4-9
—
:
3-27
1:15c
fOc
■
Brillo
3-23
15c
—
:
9
25c
(quar.)
(quar:)—
;
3-19
4-
65c
37 Vic
**
*
^
•
pfd. B
(quar.)
preferred
'
2-24
1
,•
5.28%
"
2
$1
4-
(Tulsa)
4 V'2 %
3-11
"
^ue
.
y
Light
Traction
Bridgeport Gas
7 y2%
£
^
-r
(quar.)
Milton
6% prof, (quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
:3-14
1
-4-
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
Brazilian
1
1
I! 4- 1
Ao.
^
(quar.)—
see
y
3-14'
1
4-
tn71,
——
Co., common
(Milton)
3-31
4-
5-15
(quar.)-i
Increased quarterly
Bradlev
'
87V2c
Atlas Lire Insurance
*
3-20"
1
$18c
3-10
5
5%
preferred (quar.)
Bowl-Mor Co. (quar.)—
Brach (E. J.)' (quar.)
3-20
,
1
$l5c
•
Bowatcr
3-31
■
>4-15:*
ncl,
<lt
5V2% preferred (quar.)
B
3-31
;/'
Boston Personal Property Trust——
"
'
3-13
3-16.'
3-31
:
3-30
—^——- •
preferred (quar.)
:
4.78% preferred (quar.)
Boston Insurance Co. (quar.)—
5-15
3-10
*
/4-15
^
RR
Albany
3-12
4-15
-5c
v-
(initial)———
A
'
3-13
4-15
4-15-
•—'
(quar.)
Stores
1
3-31
b*-
T
(quar,)——
4.25%
3-31
4-15
:6*lf»
&
Edison
Boston
3-19
4-30
'
10%. 1
^
(quar.)—t
Bostitch Inc.,' class
Boston
:
3-13
.
Food
Borman
>:■
•
:
3-13
3-31
4-15
—
—-'->•—...
Borg- Warner Corp., com.
preferred
3-10
,
4-
(quar. t ——
Club
:
preferred
1
'
•
,
Cascade Corp.—
3*4%
3-16
3-16
.
—
(quar.)_.
—
v
.
3-10
"
4-30
$1.10
(quar.)
Electric—
&
prior preferred
3V2%
-
5Va% preferred (s-a)——
Co.—
1
4-
:.
3-13
1
5-
3-16
3-16
-V
1
4-
(quar.)_———-—
Gas
Extta.
3-13
.;
C.)
.,
1
4-
<oc
preferred
preferred
(II.
3-16
1
1
-
—————
Mfg.
Book-of-the-Month
G
3-30
"
4-
4-2
(quar.)—*———
yalley
3-26;
4- 3
4-
'
t30c
Ltd., class A
Boise
*
4-10
4-3
4-
—
Quarterly
5-
1
5-1
$2
Refining Co., 3.75%
Extra
Class
6-
'
110c
Atlantic
Atlantic Wholesalers
,
3-13
"3-31
-*
(quar.)_—
(quar.)^_——i——
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)———;—
Bobbie Brooks Inc.
(initial.^-———
3-13
3-
Atlantic City Sewerage (quar.)
Atlantic Company (increased quar.)_
Atlantic Greyhound, 4% pfd. (quar.)
*
3-16
.
preferred
(quar.)-
Decker
Blackstone
;
3-17
7
4-28
———
3-16
3-31
g
.^c
9\jZ:
iquar.)_
(quar.)————
Bird & Son, Inc.
3-17
•3-31
—
1
4-1
-4-
lOe
■
,
Hats; Ltd*, eommon?<quar.)
Bird Machine
3-23
25c
—.—
;
3-23
voQe
bUC
/
$1 class A preferred (quat.)-—
Binks Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—■——^—
4-20
35c
(quar.)
:
3-20
„
Biltmorc
25%
City Electric, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.) ^
i
,1
4.10% preferred (quar.)—
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
4.75% preferred (quar.)
'
3-16
4-1
+20c
„:
.
'
Blckford's Inc.
6
25c
25c
Atlantic
lx
4-
*•''
3-13
25c
-
.
3-31
}b
%TlM?25c
—;.,x
3-16
...
$1.08
(quar.)—
3-16
4-
*2bc
—
Bibb
3-31
$1.16 >4,
(qilar.)—
:
3-14
4-
—
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
2% ''
—
1
4-1
r-
(s-a)
(qiiar.)
preferred
4%
3-16
4-
;
1:5c
—
3-13
3-13
3-31
'r*
RR. Co.— \
6-26
3-31
$50*A'C>:.
——.—
—
3-
4-
.
30c;...
—
3-26
1
4-
Bessemer Limestqne & Cement Co.-—
,3-10
3-31
..
$30c
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets, ordinary (final)
3-20
50c
,
5 V'2 7c
(J. II.)
3-23
3-16
6
•'
-
3-31
1:70c
(quar.)—
'quar;)
Berkshire Cias Co.; common;(quar.)—57c : preferred (quar.)
6%' preferred
(quar.)—j.
Black
pfd. (quar.)
3-20
1
4-
Beneficial Finance (quar. )_i-x-— -w———
3-31
r
$1
—
*
(quar.)—
common
3-30
50c
A
1
9
1"
4-3''"
35c
/.
'
3-I6
3-31
**
RR.
Bendix Aviation
3-10
?
17- 2
12 Vic
—
'
3-16
4-15
J{JC
(quar.)—^
:
7 % preferred- (quar.) »
Belgium Stores Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)^
Belknap hardware & Mfg., 4% pfd, (quar.) c
Boll Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
3-11
4-
$2.25
———
3-16
-
4-
,n
^c
25c
,
(quar.)—
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
3-
4-' 3
-
12 Vic
—
•
3-20
*
'
—-—
3-11
1;/;
4-10
$2.25
—-
-.
3-10
1
3-31
10c
—.
3-13
4-
$1:50
(quar.)-—
3-10
3-31
(/zc
—
Beech .Creek
4-'2
,
12 Vic
*
3-30
4-
dividend
Bessemer & Lake Erie
-
3-10
1
.
Belding-Cortlcellixtd.,
3-5
2:
4- 2 »
;
25c
»——
1
3-31
^
—
3-11
3-31.
'
40c
■43%c
—
1
Distilling—
B.)
(James
3-10
4-1
:
15c
/
*
•
1
4- 1
75c
(quar.)
3-10
"V
4-' 11V
20c
?
3-13
4-
"
33i}% preferred (quar.)—34V/2% preferred (quaru —- ———
Bcatty Bros. Ltd-:
;
——
—
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., common and. class A
$1.40 preferred (quar.)——
3-25
-'r
'
*
3-30
slug
—
common
6-19
4-
—-——
3-20
1
4-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
?•
A (quar.)——
Optical,
Lomb
"
8-21
4-
^
^
common
Beam
4-
(quar.)—
30c
25c
&
'
9-21
4-
preferred
preferred
4'/<>
i
8-21
5-22
—
(quar.)
3-13
12 Vic :
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$4 participating class A (quar.)—
4-27
Co.,
5-22
6-22
«i
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
1
12Vic '
(quar.)
preference
v
3-13
'
Offshore Drilling, class
Iron Works (quar.)—
Bausch
3-13
Associated Motion Pictures Industries (quar.)
1
1%
(quar.)
B
3-13
1
4-
4-
3-31
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Ash Temple, Ltd., common——
Class
*
1
4-
«.
4-
Baxter Laboratories (quar.)
t50c?!
preference
3-13
4-
—
4-1
Vrt*
Stock dividend
class A
4-1
«i
(quar.)
Mfg.
4Vi%
Bates
3-25
3-26
3-31
4-
(quar.)__.
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
Amerace
3-27
4*1
split)
—_
Aluminum Specialty Co.,
5-
-
Laboratories
,quar.)
Allied Stores Corp.. common
(quar.)
Allied-Thermal Coip. (reduced
quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America—
Corp.
Arvin Industries
3-23
(quar.)
3-16
3-31
3-31
"
50c
Allied
$3.75
1
30c
/
Stock dividend
4-
$1.37,/2
A (quar.)
preferred (s-a).
Steel (quar.)
convertible
Allegheny Ludlum
11-30
$1.25
——
common
Construction
9-30
4-
4-I
30c
v
6-30
-
12-31
M
<*5- 1
3-31
—
(quar.)
;
■
$1.25
—
—
All
1.
Oil
Stock
••
—
(quar.)
Metal
4-
(quar.)—
12-15
lc '
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
dividend-——-
4-
Products
11-30
—
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)
Class B quarterly
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Equipment (quar.)
a——
4-
preferred (quar.)—
12-15
J 2c
(quar.)—.
$4.75%
preferred
(quar.)—
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.72%.
4.32% preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
6%
3-16
6-10
—
(quar.)'
A
121/aC
I2V2C
—_
Class B_^_
Alco
3-30
6-29
3c
(quar.)—————
preferred
7-15
*
;
Basic Inc.
(quar.)——
Bastian-Blcssing Co. (quar.)
3-20
4-15
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
3-12
34%c
(quar.)
1
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)-
"
3-31
3-31
-
9-21
30c
4V2Vt
preferred * (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland
Development
Applied Physics (stock div.)
—'
Arkansas Fuel. Oil Corp. «(quar.)———
Arkansas-Missouri Power— -
3-12
34%c
(Common
$2.80
3-12
(quar.)—
4-
1
3c
(initial)
common
*
10-15
(quar.)^—:
preferred
Bates
$4.30
preferred
3-20
3-31
Bankers Trust Co.
"
3-16
7Vic
—
3-30
—
Ahderson-Prichard Oil.,
3-23
;
Investment & Discount, com.
6% preferred (quar.)
5j/2%
preferred A (quar.)
5V2%
preferred B (quar.)
Akron Canton*& Youngstown RR.
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd.
5-
200
—
—•
Anderson Electric Corp.—
•
60c conV. preferred (quar.)
3-13
4-20 "
(quar.)—
—
Aid
84
|i.au
t.
6%
8
Barber
*—:
4(4%
preferred (qtiar.)——
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
—
(quar.)—
Quarterly
4-
preferred (s-a)
r
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)-———
Amphemol-Borg Electronics (increased quar.)
Anaconda Company
;—.
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
New
2%
—
——
17 Vic
——
i
(quar.)
Co.,'
1
4-15
preferred A tqura.)
i£c
preferred B (quar.)—
luc
preferred C (quar.)^—100
prior
prior
prior
6%
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. (quar.)
Amoskeag
3-27
1- 15-60
50c
(quar.)
8
*
Shares, Inc.—
6%
3-31
—-;
:
Tobacco Co., 6%
Transit Co.
*
3-27
4-
:
Bank of New York
3-13
3c,
—
American
v;
9
8'%."
4-
o
—
Bankers Commercial Corp.
2 7 V2C
preferred
(quar.).—Surety Co. (N. Y.) (increased)—
Telephone & Telegraph Co.— \
Common
Adams Consolidated Industries—
Aero
(quar.)
preferred
G%
American
4-
Stock
5-21
1
3-31
•
;
—,
Insurance
Go.
3-17
4-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V4% prefen'ed (quar.)
American
$42V'2C
——
;; 6-
.
—■
Ins.
3-
50c
Stores (quar.)
pfd.
4%
60e
3-4
$28VaC
-
7%,
4-20
Gc
6% preferred (quar.—
Stamping Co.--—_.—
Sugar Refining, common
3-10
Paper Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Acme Precision Products, Inc.— '
$1.10 conv. preferred (quar.)„
4-20
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
4-
Av
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (auar.)——
———Bancoliio Corp. iquar.)
—
Bangor «fc Aroostook RR—
—
Bangor Hvdro-Electric, com. (increased quar.)
Invest¬
net
American
Power &
Adams-MIUis Corp.
(from
—
4-1
Common
Refineries,
1
5-
.
—
(quar.) —.—
(quar.)
.
3-17
4-
of'
4%
Bank
————
preferred
3-31
4Vz%
Sugar
Common (increased)
Class A (quar.)
5-
25c
40c
American Snuff Co., common
Extra
Payable of Kee
$1
Acadia-Atlantic
3-23
Holier*
(quar.)
Abitibi
3-23
1
——1
States
A
45c
—.
1
4-
$1.12 J/2
Spring of Holly (qpar.)
B
10e
(quar.)
4-
$1.25
American
A C F. Wrigley Stores
3-13
—
preferred (quar,)_.
—:Ameriean Beal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
5% 3rd series preferred (quar.)
Class
given in the
When
3-31
10c
non-cura.
Class
preceding table.
Per
3-13
American Photocopy Equipment (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
American
1
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced
(quar.)
—
American
weeks and not
dends
3-31
$1.75
—
V Extra
5%
7-20
$56Vic
County Gas (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Doer (quar.)—
;
6-19
8-1
2jc
:
4-20
5-1
G- 1
7-1
25c
*5c
70c
—
—
Optical
1
-
-
(quar.)
3-16
'
American
3-17
1
(quar.)
Common
3-31
common
American Nepheline, Ltd. (s-a)—
4-lo
.>i
—
Common
3-31
~
Quarterly
1
6-22
3-31
50c
(quar.)
——
—
*
4-
-oc
——
preferred (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
15c
Inc.
——
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
3-10
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common (quar.)—
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
01
3-13
if
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
1
4-
(quar.)
4-15
(quar.)
Fund
v
2-28
4-
b- ,i.c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
;
Co.
;
2-28
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
common
American National Fire
loc
_
30
income)
ment
4"10
?$1#0
—
4
(entire issue called for
redemption on Mar. 31 at $20 per share
plus this dividend) Conv. into com. to
4-15
,c
5-
3-13
pfd.
Mar.
,,
1
1
(quar.)—
conv.
4-lo
Monthly
we
Common
51/2%
4-io
5-1
G-
Products Co.—
Metal
2-28
"
4-
4.50%
(quar.)
5- 1
Gas (quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
American Metal Climax—
4-30
..
9
4-
•
3%
$l-2o
6%
1
1
22V2C
—
4>/2%
2-28
3-31
(quar.)
6%
Piano,
$1.25
3% preferred (quar.)
4-15
$1-0J3%
6%
3-
3-13
4-
—
OV/2C
Co.,
preferred (quar.)_
Mfg. Co. (Del.)
7%
Extra
Ltd.—
Monthly
Products
Maize
5-12
County Electric—
(quar.)—
Below
3.90% preferred (quar.)-J
5% preferred (quar.)—
American Machine & Metals,
3--0
3-20
3-31
Illinois—
of
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry—
3-10
,
3-31
18'-^
—
Paint"&'Hardware
Badger
4-
$1.31 Vi
—:—-—
—
Investment Co.
3-16
3-31
ouc;
r.
(quar.)——
ix—
Extra
Balcrank,
preferred
4- 1
preferred
Ltd.,
51/4%
American
$3
-
(monthly)-—
(Newark, N. J.)
Co.
2jc
(accumulative)
common
Products
4-15
Wrigley (Win,) Jr.—
Monthly
4Vi%
$1.50
Felt,
4 15
Southern
Wltco Chemical
Zeller's
(quar.)—-
Baldwin
25c
Corp.
$2.80 1st preference
Whiting Corp
Monthly
Baker Industries
3-31
5- 1
(stock dividend)—
Hardware,
4.44%
3-18
4-10
5- 1
$1.4^-,1
prior lien (quar.)
Worcester
3-31
$1.31U
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
Wisconsin
6c
25c
—
|l-37/2
(quar.)
Western, Precipitation
4%
11-30
oa
j--o
40c
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)——
$4.25 preferred' (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
———:
White
12-15
Ltd.-
B
Backstay Welt (quar.)
25c
Fund,
preferred
Wilcox
&
8-31
Quarterly
(quar.)—
5-29
6-15
—4
(quar.)—
■
(quar.)—:
class A
convertible
■
$6 preferred (quar.)-'
—
Hardware (quar.)-—-
s-su
°
5- 1
3'.h
9-15
&
3-19
-
3-31
iinito
HUlr
—
3-13
1
1
3-30
^
+
IB. T.i, Inc.. common.
6%-convertible preferred A (quar.)-—-—
—
Quarterly
preferred
(quar,)——
Babbitt
25c
Insurance
4- 1
Foods, Inc.,
Babcock
Home
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
Industries
6
3-13
American
Vanadium Corp. of America (quar.)
Vermont & Massachusetts RR.
(s-a)
Wells
2
3-
1
40c
v
Upper
Von's Grocery Co.
3-
1
25c
51-25
B/G
4-
25c
4-
^
3-16
4-
American
s
Avon
3-16
1
4-
2ou.c
inc.—_
non-ctun.
preferred (quar.ti__._
preferred (quar.)—
Products, 4% preferred
7%
3-16
4-1
3-31
4-
non-voting
6%
4-10
-
50c
4-15
6-1
10c
3
$1.50
Growth
.>
3-13
3-31
'
.
87V'2C
Hair
.
1
'
American
.
3-13
~~
(quar.)-
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd., com.
5% preferred (quar.)——
3-31
400
American
4- 1
1
5-
3 7 Vac
$1.12 V 2
30c
4-
•-
25c
(quar.)—--- -—.
Co. of America
Automatic Steel Products,
3-20
4-
43f!ic
4 14
4- 1
.
(increased)
Co.
Lens
3-16
3-31
4-2
4-
+1'/aC
1
Ltd.—
Canteen
Automatic
3-15
4-
(accum.)™——,
A
Auto-Soler Co-
3-16
1
7-1
.
preferred (quar.)
Unlvis
1
4-
5-1
4-21
56,4C
4-17
4-
:~
Quarterly—
•
(quar.)
Class
1
5-1
IH'ic
7% pfd. (quai.j
Co.,
Products
Fabrics
Auto
3-20
5-
60c
(quar,)—..
Quarterly—I
American
Radium
S.
5%
——•—--
Shoe
preferred
1
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)-.—
5-29
5-2J
G-30
-
_,
United
6 -u
time
preferred A
4(2%
9
$1
Cyanamid Co,—
3(2% preferred D (quar.)—
—
American Express Co. ;(quar.)~—---—r—
American Felt, 6% preferred (quar.
American Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando, Flu.)
Inc.—
taken
action
No
3-
20%
2jc
-
(quar.)
S.
U.
4-1
American
dividend
U.
9
30c
Centers (quar.)-—————
Steels, Ltd.-
Atlas Thrift Plan Corp.,
3-
$1.25
(quar.)—
B
1
4-1
75c
common
A
Atlas
4-
Atlas Sewing
3-20
3-20
30c
2oc
15c
Ga3
Stock
Corp.,
3-20
4
American
4-15
4~ 1
60c
51-06/4
Improvement, com. (increased)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)—
—
United-Greenfield Corp. (increased-quar.)-United printers & Publishers (quar.)
U. S. Chemical Milling Corp.—
United
J_15
4 1
4 15
$5.70
Arma
preferred
preferred
4j/2%
5- 1
25c
I6V4C
(quar.)-—(quar.)
(quar.)
—
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
American Cement, common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)———
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.j—
4.3
J
1
5
63 ,<c
* iTin
51.49
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
j
Bosch
American Brake
7
4-
1 Ju
f*
5%
5%
3_31
4 la
—
A
preferred (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
American
+40c
22 ,-aC
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Common (quar.)
—
$2.55 preferred
quar.)
class
American Book Co.
5-15
J
^aq(.
Company (quar..--—
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)--
6%
^
J J
6_ 1
J
""
Trane
Bank Note, common
6-1
*1.1*
Mfg.
(quar.)
---——----Traders Building Assn. Ltd. (quar.)
Metals,
Art
American
4
4-
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Company
4-
$1.75
*
Name of
4-
2IV2C
(initials
common
new
American
y_27
10
Filter,
$7 preferred (quar.)
^
&1L'r.
51.06,4
Toro
$4.90 preferred
$5.96 preferred
^
3oc
common
3.27
4.15
JOc
-
(quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)-—
4.25% preferred
quar.
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Toledo Edison,
American Air
.£
(quar.)——
Malleable & Mfg.
Terre Haute
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
(quar.)
Taylor-Colquitt
■(
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
Holder*
When
Per
Holder*
Name o] Company
u.
.
.
(1472)
12
:
?»gc
+Aop
+6ac
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
—
+35c
4-15
3-23
;
Volume 189
Number
5833 *.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1473)
Per
Maine of
British
Share
Columbia Telephone,
4% %
preferred
5%%
preferred
6%
'
Company
1st
.
(quar.)
44-
1
4-
1;
+$1.50
4-
1
—_
preferred
5%
preferred
4.40%
4.40%
1
4-16
(quar.)—L.
(quar.)
;
Creek
Oil
1
Corp.
1
3-10
6-
5-
6-
t
9-
1
9-1
4r
4-
held)
com.
4-1
1
<3-20
4-
3-30
4
15c
(quar.)
4-
7-29
25C
1
preferred (quar.)
.preferred
(quar.):
California
$2.50
Electric
Power
preferred
5.75%
4
6% ;, preferred
California Fund
:
1
i
4-
7%
4-
Oregon
preferred
<
Power
4-
$
Special
—
___
California
Western
Stock
dividend
.
Calumet
&
Hecla
States
Life
Associated
$1.17%
Foundries, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)—
(Toronto)
B
Canada
Safeway.
Canada
3-16
>■
Steamship
4-
1
;
.v
$$1.15
,
$871/2 c
Line^
1
4-15
3-20
4-
3-16
1
preference (quar.)
$1.75 preferred
(quar.)_
Collieries
General
Insurance
pfd.
3-14
4-
2-27
4-
1
1
55-
1
4-
1
$8%c- '
$20c
A
Preferred
Canadian
r/
7%%
1956
Insurance
Canadian
International
6%
preferred
Ltd
3-31
$75c
4-
1
$30c
4-15
Cannon
Shoe,
3-31
1
series)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
3-31
3-18
3-13
1
3-31
4-
2
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
$$2
4-
2
3-
10c
4-15
3-13
4-
9
75c
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-9
Capital
Records
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
5c
_
(quar.)
4-
10c
_
4-10-
3-31
Baxter &; Kennedy
Carnation
Carolina,
Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)
& Ohio Ry.
(quar.)
Clinchfield
Carriers
&
General
( J. W)
Carthage Mills
Case
(J.
6%%
Cassiar
I.)
7%
Asbestos,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-31
3-
93 %c
-,$1.25
4-
1
6
3-16
(quar.)
L
—
4-20
4-10
4-
1
3-18
15c
Corp
Company
(quar.)
3-16
$1.25
Carolina Power <fc Light, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Carter
3-16
3-31
20c
(quar.).
3-31
15c
Carey
25c
*
4-
1
3-
6
10c
_
.»
Ltd
3-31
3-19
50c
3-31
3-13
$1.75
4-
1
3-12
11%C
4-
1
3-12
Steel
Products
JlOc
(quar.)
4-20
3-20
+2 Vic
Ceco
4-20
3-20
7%
(quar.)
.second preferred
Celotex
5%
preferred A
Corp.,
common
preferred
Central
Aguirre
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
Colonial
.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-16
3-31
3-23
3-31
$1.75
4-
Stock
10c
3-31
Fuel
&
5%
Interstate
Southern
5.25%'
1
3-10
3-13
Corroon &
1
3-12
3-26
5-
1
4-10
3-30
3-11
25C
60c
4-
4-
1
3-9
4-1
3-9
50c
4-30
4-
7
4-30
4-
7
35c
4-15
3-31
split
$1.12%
3-16
3-11
1
7-23
20c
4-
6 '
3-23
*
5-
1
3-23
,
4-
1
Inc.
Cowles
4-
4-10
4-11
4-
3-13
3-13
3-31
3-20
:
4-15
3-24
:
4-25
4-
10c
4-21
3-31
25c
20c
4-15
3-26
4-15
Co.
(R.
New
(initial
common
M'fg,
com.
//-.
quar.)
6%
Ohio
3-23
1
4-
3-25
$4c
4-10
:
3-10
3-16
3-31
3-31
15c
3-31
3-
3-31
3-16
40c
4-
1
'•
3-19
12 %c
(quar.)
.
50c
4- 6
3-20
Petroleum Corp.—
5% preferred convertible series (quar.)
Crompton & Knowlcs Corp
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
3-31
3-20
Crouse-llinds
25c
3-31
3-13
3
3-31
3-11
—
4-23
37V2C
371,4 c
7-23
7-
3
10-22
10-
Crown
2
12-17
4-
3
6-
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
9-
6
"
•
11-
10c
3-30
3-31
5-15
40c
4-
1
3-10
$1.75
4-
1
3-18
$1.75
7-
1
$1.75
9-29
9-15
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
1
3-12
Curlee
1
3-17
Curtiss
1
3-20
Curtis
3-31
3-12
Clothing
t
2-17
5
12 %c
—
$1.12%
'
Glass
A
4-
4-
1
2-27
4-
1
2-27
—
1
4-
1
4-
1
9-27
5-
1
4-
(quar.)
50c
6-24
(quar.)—
50c
;
:
Cutter Laboratories,
class A
50c
•
-
2-27
$1
35c
(quar.)
(annual)
—
3-23
;
3-14
4-15
75c
$1
,
-
6-15
15c
—
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A
Class A (quar.)——
3-16/
30c
15c
1st pfd. (quar.)
$4 pflior pfd. (quar.)
+.
$1.60 preferred
Extra
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Candy Co.
Publishing,
Extra
3-20
1
<
-
4-15
4-
4-
'
G-1Q
4-
3-31
8-11
1
4-
%C;.
3-13
2
6-
4-
3-
3-20
1
9-
28c
$1.12
15c
1
1
4-
.
3-11
Cumberland Gas Corp.
1
4-
45c
3-10
3-13
4-
3-10
1
1
4-
4-10
1
6-30
4-
3-31
1
3-31
3-20
4-24
5-
4-
$2
3-13
7 ',4c
4-13
$2
4-15
11/2 %
1
$25c
1
65c
5-
$1.05
-
.
:
4-13
25c»
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Refining, $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
Common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
1
$1.371/2:
4-
0
3-19
1
$70c
4-
$1
<-
5-
25c
Zellerbach
5-15
$1.75
3-31
m
3-20
37V4C
»
3%
3- 9
40c
(quar.)
International, class A (quar.)
Insurance
(Toronto)—
Slass A (quar.)& Forster, 8%
3-13
25c
4
4-15
.
10c
10c:
Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach of Canada Ltd.—
6
3-
Z
'
25c
(Increased-quar.)
4
11-25
$1.25 1
Co.
3-31
31%c
<
$4.20 preferred
5
9-24
Life
Crown
11-27
6-25
$1.25
Cork
Crown
15c
(quar.)
5c<
$
3
6-
4
9-24
9-
4
12-24
12-
4
4-27
3-30
3-16
*
3-31
Co.—
3-31
3-13
$1
4-
1
3-18
$1.75
4-
1
3-18
62c
4-
1
3-16
25c
..
3-31
3-16
1
3-13
$1
$7.40
—
15c
(quar.)
—_
444-
1
1
6-30
3-20
7%c
5c
12c
4-
3-30
3-
3
3-16
5-
1
8
3-
9
62'/2c
3-31
3-
9
68 %C
3-31
3-
9
31%C
3-31
3-16
$1.25
4-
1
4-
4-10
4-24
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
4-
1-
50c
5-
1
1
5-
'
1
$1.37%
1
3-10
4-
31 %c
3-31
3-31
6-
(quar.)+
/
Canada
Edison
Tunnel
Inc.
3-25
3-25
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.,"com.
2
4-
1
4-10
3-30
6-15
6-
+
1
12-15
12-
•
25c
3-30
3-12
4-
1
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
$1.25
3-31
3-10
25c
3-31
3-16
25c
4-20
4-10
50c
4-15
3-26
3%
4-
...
35c
5-15
5-
1
$1.56
5-15
5-
1
$1.56
Doeskin
6
3-24
12 %c
3-31
3-20
15c
3-31
3-16
7c
7% 1st preferred
$1.37%
3-18
3-
25c
4-27
4-
6
Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
6
1
1
4-15
$1.05
Laboratories
Dilbert's
4- 6
4-
4-10
4-
$1.07
(quar.)—
4-
55c
4-24
$1.14
Chemical Arts (quar.)
$1.75
fquar.)_
3-13
4-10
$1
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred A (quar.)————
preferred (quar.)
Cohcord Natural Gas Corp., com. (quar.)—
5V2% preferred (quar.)—
3-13
7
92 %c
(quar.)——
Co.
Diketan
1
6
4-
4-24
5c
Die-bold,
1
4-
3-14
1
62 %C
—
4% pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)_—
■
7%
912-
4-30
1
4-
62 %c
(s-a)__
(s-a)—
&
6%
9-15
12-15
15c
3-16
4-
18c
1st preferred
(quar.)
&
Di-Noc
1
$50c
3-31
$1.50
50c
(quar.).——
Disney (Walt) Productions (quar.)
Diversey Corp. (quar.)—
—
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
$75c
3
87 %c
$1
Gray Iron & Steel Foundries, Inc.—
Stock dividend—:
——
3-10
6-15
3-21
1
Detroit
3-20
13c
$50c
$3.50
Detroit
3-13
-
—-
to
Detroit
3-23
3-31
4-
3-20
4-
35c
preferred
4.28% preferred (quar.)__.
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)__——
5%
preferred (quar.)
Detrex Chemical Industries (quar.)
'
$1
4-15
3-31
25c
(quar.)
1
3-13
4
'
1
1
12 %c
a
•
Trucking
3.70%
3-23
$1.16
4-
.
3-13
93%c
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light,
3-23
5-
1
+
common
Decker Nut Mfg. Co.
3-18
$1.31»A
—
Chicago
3-16
4-
25c
(quar.)
Company
$2.50
8
75C
Co.
&
Decca Records
a
5C
(Jersey City) (quar.)
Edison* common (quar.)
•
4-10
70C
Deere
3-31
20c
50c
(quar.)
Rubber Co.,
Class A (quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
3-25
28c
15c
$$1.7:5
common
Denver
1
5-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)———
preferred
Denver
3-18
25C
Electric
Mills,
Dayton
Deming
4-10
2%
44
/
3-20
1
Dairies
Ltd., 7%
preferred (quar.)____—
(quar.).
5% preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 3%%
preferred A (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)-—
Davega Stores Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)—
River
8%
,
3
44-
4-
(stock divid.)—
;_
J
6-12
1
50c
Crystal
Dalex Co.,
4-17
871/2 C
Daltch
Dan
3-13
5-15
(monthly)-—_
(quar.)—
;
3-16
90c
_—
Insurance
I
Crescent
5-
—
Co.—
3-30
3-31
6'Ac
pfd.
conv.
(quar.),
class A (quar.)
3t23
Z 12
common
25C
12 %c
Co.,
1
$1.25
Corp.^..
-
3-10
-
3-20
1
10c
Wheat Corp.
of
1
$1.12%
Co.
3-30
4-
25c
•
;
4-
37V4C
com.
3-16
15c
Ltd.
4-
$1.50
"
3-16
L.), Ltd.—
$1.50
—
1
1
(quar.)
Bit
37i/2C
_*•:
3-16
44-
(quar.)
$1
£
3-31
87 %c
,25c
Insurance
Crampton
3-30
3
871/2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Craig
3-28
1
3
Reynolds Corp.—
Chemical
Craftsman
_
4-17
$1.62%
Credit Finance,
Class B (quar.)__
(quar.)
General Life
1
8-
dividend preferred A (quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Cream
(quar.)—+.
Coinpo Shoe Machinery, 5% pfd. (quar.)_*—
Composite Bond & Stock FundConfederation Life Assn. (Toronto)
(quar.)_
Connecticut
4-
3-31
$1
3-11
4-15
9c
preferred
C.)
3-13
3-19
50c
3-17
50c
preferred
preferred
(G.
1
1
$1.31%
3-31
3-27
,
-
3-13
1
44-
17 %C
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
3-30
3-31
4-
8
8
$$1.30
A
Products
3-
3-
3-17
Corp.—
Beverage Corp.
Corning Glass Works, common
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
3 Via % preferred (1947 series)
4-14
;
3-16
1
Electric
$1.75
Solvents-^
Water
1
3-31
17 %c
4-
25c
'(quar.)—». t———_——
4.64%
(quar.)—
—
Commonwealth Loan
Co.
(Indianapolis)—,
4% preferred (quar.)_
1
!
5 :/a%
1
4-
.
Q
40c
$5.25 series
Trust
Commonwealth
4-
(quar.)
3-10
371/2 c
Engineering, Inc.
Commercial Credit (quar.)—
Commercial
3-
25c
Cooper
Coro,
;
Combustion
Commercial
Corp.
Inc. •
1
$1,121/3
3714c/
preferred
(quar.)
Gas System
(quar.)—_—+_—.
&
1
■
3%
4-
Columbia
Columbus
3-16
4-
15c
Cornell-Dubilior
7%c
Yards-
Gas,
3-31
4c
(Peter) Corp., 6J/2% pfd. (quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (Increased quar.)
50c
5%
preferred A (quar.).—
5V2%
preferred B (quar.)_
Colorado
3-13
55c
621/2'C
(quar.)
Iron,
3-13
1
93 %c
3-10
12c
Colorado
1
$1.37%
3-20
(increased)
Power
3-13
44-
$1.04
1
10c
Products
1
$1.13
4-
"
(quar.)
Central
3-10
4-
-
3-10
1
(Chicago) (quar.)
17'/2C
(quar.)
Sand & Stone
3-31
(quar.)
3-31
!
•
•
3-31
$1.12%
10c
two-for-one
a
Co.,
5-15
1
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
7c
Corn
1
4-15
dividend
Cooper-Bessemer
3-20
15c
(quar.)
6-
4-15
4-
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
Controls Co. of America (quar.)
3-16
3
4-
Continental
Cooper-Jarrctt,
1
International
Color-Craft
Colorado
Conn
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
3-16
$50c
30c
Celanese Corp. of America—
4%%
3-16
1
$1.501
—
Engineering
Comjnonwealth
(quar.)
3-31
4-
7c
Continental Baking Co., common (quar.)
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
Continental Can, $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Connector, class A
3-31
2
4-1
Continental Assurance Co.
4-
3
17 %c
I
3-16
3-16
3-16
4-25
$$1.37%
$65c
4-15
3-16
4-
6
$25c
1
3-16
.
-*
3-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.16
3
4-15
37 %c
(Toronto)—
Common
(Increased)
5Vh% preferred A (quar.)
5('2% preferred B (quar.)
$4.50
4-
3%
Gas,Co.
3-31
$1.18
—
3-13
$$1
$$1.25
$25c
Consumers
3-3.8,,
4-15
16c
3-10
3-31
Income
Stock
5-15
20c
3-10
$1.50
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (incr. quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Collins Radio Co.. 4%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)__
3-1G
10c
—
^
Coleman
3-31
75c
common
Coca-Cola
3-13
4-15
4-
Power
—_
3-3F
-
Consumers
$1.04
(quar.)
—
Trencher
Union
1
1
$40c
1
3-31
3-16
4-
dividend)
4- 1
3-31
-
52 %c
Investment Fund
68c
Quarterly /
Cluett, Peabody & Co.—
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)_.
7% 1st preferred (quar.) —
;
Coca-Cola
Bottling' class A (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York (quar.)
Coca-Cola Company
(quar.)_—■
3-18
4-30
+75c
——
Capital Plastics
Cleveland
3-16
•
Consumers
Quarries
Cleveland
3-13
4-15
4-
$$2
Power,
Oil Cos., 4%
pfd. (quar.)———
preferred (quar.),—
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
Cannon Mills, common (quar.)
(quar.)
6
$10C
5%
B
•
3-31
$75c
(quar.)
Canadian
Class
6
3-
3-11
1+
3-10
62V2C
-
preferred ,(quar.)_
preferred fquar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Cleveland
3-31
$D3%c
com.
$4.50
6
3$
3-10
5-
4-10
7%c
1
25c
1
4-
(quar.)
4-
37V2C
:
5-
25c
Continental
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
4-
$20c
Shares
(1956
3-
4-15
$$9
(quar.)
Canadian
3-10
3-31
Preferred
4-1
—
3-25
3-25
$50c
3-10
4-
1
1
Ltd.—
3-10
$1.50
Clark Oil & Refining (stock dividend)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
4-10
3-31
$$1.50
$$2
class A quar.)
series
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.,
'
3-31
$2%c
Machine,
preferred
4-10
1
4
(quar.)
Mills,
1
6
$4.52
City Investing Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
City Products (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
2-27
3-12
(quar.)
4-
$1.18%
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
44-
York—
Water
$1.15
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.)
Cincinnati Union Stockyards—
3-14
4-15
+15c
fee
43/4%
2
4-15
$43 %c
(annual)
Investments,
3-
i~25c
Resources, Ltd.—
General
1
$$1.25
seres B to F (s-a)
General Electric (quar.)
6%
4-
$37%c
Vr
Ltd.,
6
3-13
$31 %c
„
Husky Oil,
6
3-
1
A
4-
75C
(quar.)
$1.15
—
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago, Rock, Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Christiana Securities, 7% preferred (quar.)_
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)L
■
1
Canadian
3-
1
$70c
(quar.)
Canadian
1
44-
$37 %c
_
$1
4-
A
A
Series
3-10
$70c
(quar.)
—
preferred
Series
Series
3-13
3-17
$$1.10
pfd., (quar.)__
Ltd., com. (s-a)..
preferred
Crain
(quar.)
3-12
Cott
Common -(quar.)
3-13
3-31
$50c
1
Ltd.,4.40%
,
Canadian
1
1
Co
3-31
87'/2c
—
Common -(quar.
Common rfquar.)
1
4-
4-
$37%C
(quar.)
4-
1
4-
3-16
25c4
investment
preferred
Common
3-11
'
3-18
Transport—
I.
pref.
approved
4-
(quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
*
Consumers Acceptance, class A
(quar.)
3-18
4-
Chicago Mill <fc Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
3-19
4-15
45v 4-15
25c
$$1.06%
1
4-1
/
115c
$25c-
Canadian Canners Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Canadian
3-27
4-
$1.06%
7.-$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
Canadian Bronze Ltd., common (reduced)
5% preference (quar.)
Canadian
3-13
4-28
+10c
.
pfd.
3-31
$2.50
+8%C
25c
(s-a)
Mortgage
5%
preference (quar.)
Canadian Breweries Ltd., common
5%
3-15
v
$87 %c
Permanent
Canadian
: J
4-15
3-16
(s-a
Canada
6%
1
3-31
..
5%
Consolidated
Oil
35c
£
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
i
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3Vst% convertible preferred (quar.)—'
Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy RR. Co
Chicago, Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
-
$1.50 participating class A
Class
4-
4-24
3-31
(qunr.)_
——
Ltd.—
4-10
:
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Aircraft
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Exchange Bank (quar.)
Corn
From net
1
$62 %c
Iron
Packers.
4-
$1.18%
—
Canada Life Assurance Co.
5-15
5%'
___
Canada
Stockholders
4-10
$1
__
Royalty
Textile
3-13
3-13 '
Chemical Fund—
3-31
Bakeries—
Drawn Steel Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)
Participating
,1,
Canada Dry Corp., common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Canada Flooring -Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)
/ 414%
3-31
.
55c
Canadian
Canada
Vouglit
Chapman Valve
Chemical
50c
10%
_
—
4-1
4-1
(stock
Products
Consolidated
Inc.—
conv.
3-31
4-15
-•
..V 20c
i Class
A
(quar.),
Canada Bread Co.., Ltd.—
5%
preference
B
(quar.)
Rock
Corj)
3-31
4-15
4-15
.
Cpnsolidated
Gas
-
3-11
3-31
45c
£
3-24
$1
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Champion Spark Plug (increased)
Chainplin Oil & Refining (quar.)
3-17
4-15
(quar.)
common
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co. is-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)_
11:
Taggart
1
$1.50
;
20c
quar.)_____
4-1
Champion Paper & Fibre Co;—
3-13
3-12
Insurance—
"■
Campbell
non-cum.
3
3-20
Paper Corp., Ltd
$1.23
Chambcrlin Go. of America—1
4-1
$1.27% ;r*
-
Inc.,
Investors,
Chance
—
Motor
Cerro de Pasco
;r. 4-15
4-
Wisconsin
3
4-
1
65%c
Consolidated Oil &
$1.16
:
4-
1
4-
Co.—
20c
Century
4c
$1.75
_____
Gas
Consolidated
—
6
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
:
5.10% preferred (quar.)
+.
4.70',/ preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (quar.)_
California Portland Cement
(quar.)—_____
Natural
3-24
Service—
h——
—
1
5-
(quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)__
(Increased
3-24
$1.25
$1.37%
3-13
1
26 %c
Public
5-
IOC
$1.25
3-24
$1.12 Va
'
3
55c
>
3
4-
51 %c
New
4-1
;
:
4-
1
$3.50
4-1
(quar.)
3-13
1
4-
iz
51/4%
3-24
Service—
Power, common
1
Consolidated Foods Corp., common
(quar.)^_
Consolidated
6
$2
(quar.);_
4-1
5-
5-
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.20
^
3-
1
1
75c
6%
:"44-.r
3
3
(quar.)
common
$1.02%
6
'
California
$1.02%
—
3-
i
1
4-
_
36c
3-
3-13
63c
;
3-10
—
...
Common
3-13
4-15
+$1.25
-
3-10
Consolidated
(quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp., common
Class A (quar.)
70C preferred
(quar.)
4-15
:4
Central
-3-31;
3-10
$$1.12%
—
1
1
preferred
Common
3-31
t
1
$0.89444
California Interstate Telephone Co.—
5.25% conv. preferred (quar.)_
44-
44-
51c
7% preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Edison Co. of
$5 preferred
(quar.)__
3-10
$1.18%
(quar.)
4.75% ■ preferred (quar.)
Central Violeta Sugar (S.
A.), common
■.,3-13
■
4-15
4-
t$l
(quar.)
+
4-
4-15
60c
_
1
$1.03%
;
(quar.)
Gas
Vermont
:
+5c
(Initial).
Maine
Central
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4-
l
1
52 %c
(quar.)
Corp.. com.
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Dry Goods,
Co.—
$5 preferred (quar.)—
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
3-13
+50c
.
(quar.»„_—
(quar.)
Public
Indiana
4.15%
—
$1.12 V3
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—.
Telephone Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
$5.44 preferred (quar.)
3-14
1
£■:,
(quar.)
2
3-
5-
5-
$5
9-10
Holder»
1
50c
Cement
Cigar
4-
47 %C
preferred
(quar.)
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
12-10
$1.50
6-15
4-
;37%c
4%%
5%
%
4-
37'.2C4 r
(quar.)
9-21
12-31
$2.50
3-20
/
Consolidated
6-10
Central
3-28
3-16
62% C
;
12-10
6-19
$1.25
—
7- 9
•
/
4-20
3-30
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)—
preferred
<
4-9
371/2C.
4%
3-13
3-31
'•
——
(quar.)
3-13 ?
6-30
—
12-21
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—,
4.6%
preferred (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)_—
4.75% preferred iquar.)
6% /preferred (quar.)/:.
.Central Securities Corp.— ' ^"7
3-11 /•
1
$1.12 1/2
/■/,%/>»?
Consolidated
25c
"
:
(quar.)*
3.50%
i4
4-29
$1,121/2
——
Company, 5# preferred
Buzzards Bay Gas Co.—
6% prior preferred, (quar.)
9-10
(quar.)_—
4% preferred (qUar.)
——.—
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
Central
3-18
3-31
—
Illinois
Cehtral
+
15c
Butterick
:
1
5-22
U5c
r
(quar.)
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-10
9-21
Electric—
(quar.)_—
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)_,
preferred
(quar.)
4!/2%
3-27
4-15
•/
lc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., 4%% preferred
Butler's, Inc.
(quar.)_
6-19
25c
Illinois
4.64%
•
U5C
'V
preferred
$1.25
_
preferred
Cehtral
•'
3/27 "
/ 3-27
.
i5c />/; 4-14- 1
+i5c.-.:
,.t
Gas &
4.73%, preferred
/•'4-15/'
4-15
+45c
,
Butler
Financial
,
4-15
4-15
t25c-
T.
3-12
3-23
>
5-15
10 c
-
$2.06
13
Payable of Ren.-
27 Vac
.
k15c
-
.—„
$2.09
3-16
(quar.)__
4.10% preferred A (quar.)
4.10% preferred B (qv.ar.)
3-17
.
4-30
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Mills, Inc., 4%% pfd.
I.
1
//
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burrus
O.
3-20'.
3-12 "
"
/:'/i'4y
V;
3-16
3-31
$2
'
Central Illinois Electric & Gas
Common (quar.)
Central
,'conv.-
(quar.)
Industries
1
3-31
5c
-
5#
of
,.
P.
4.35%
1
8-
1
:%:;3C"+ %
preferred
preferred
8-
10c
Extra
C. M.
5c
20c
Burma * Mines, ordinary; registered———^—
Bums & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
/ Quarterly
4%%
4.75 %
5- 2
4.80%
-1
share
3-31
<
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i_
.
preferred
preferred
preferred
"
.
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.
/
4,/2%
Co.—
6#., preferred iquar..)
Building Products Ltd, .(quar.)
Watch
i
Hudson
Central
k
30c i
pfd. A for.each ten shares
Budget Finance Plan, common
Bulova
1
$1.10
r'V*.-;
6-19
59%C
__
Co.—
Ry.
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
preferred A & preferred B
5% "preferred A & preferred B
5% preferred A & preferred B
3-10
51.10
u
3-25
7- 2
$2.04
——
5%
3-10
$1.25
(one
60c convertible
4-
4-1
_
(
.
3-23
$1.10
(quar.)
dividend
1
Share
25C
Georgfa
4-
4-10
Name of Company
Connecticut Light & Power,
$1.90 preierred
(quar.)
t$2.50
4-
When
Per
of Rec.
1
Common, (quark),
Common
S1.I0
preferred -iquar.)
Stock
of
3-17
20c
(increased)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye
Central
-
Holder1
62(2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
3-10
20c
:
_.
__
_
Buck
preferred
preferred
3-31
G21/2C
(quar.)
common
<-
$5
4.75%
-$2.50
3-17
When
Payable
Electric & -,G?.s—
3-31
95c
•
.
___
Co.
(quar.)——:——_____
pref.
Common
...
preferred B iquar.)
L.)
Share
"
+25c
20c
preferred (quar.)
<___
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Brown-Durrell Co.
(quar.)__
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp., com. (quar.)
4# preferred <quar.)
«E.
3-31
"
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Central
4-16
1
Canada
5%
3-17
5-
Name of Company
2%
4.40#
Bruce
-
*
Common
3-17 :■
.
5-
12 %c
(quar.)
preierred
•
Central
»
3-17
,
$$1.10
_
Brooklyn Bcrougli Ga«,
3-17
+$1.50
_.
___
Per
of Rec.
1
$$1.43%
___
preierred
Brockton Taunton Gas—
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brock way Glass, common
Payable
i50c
(quar.) %
(quar.)____
British Industries ^Increased quar.)——_—
Stock dividend
*
Broad Street Investing Corp._
S.
t
6%
Holder«
$$1.12%
—_
(quaT.)__
preferred
4%%
»
(quar.)__
corn.
<qu&r.)
-
When
preferred
preferred
:
17 %c
4-
1
3-20
1
3-13
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.)-
—
3-31
25c
(quar.)—
4-
20c
3-31
3-20
37%c
5-15
5-
39c
4-
1
3-30
39c
7-1
6-19
17 %C
4-
1
3-20
1
3-20
-
When
Per
Share
Name of company
Ltd.
Dome Mines,
Holder•
(quur.)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)-
25c
i'Ai
3 31
(The)~Fund Inc.—
Formerly National Shares Corp.—
12c
4-15
Florida Telephone,
3 31
Florida
Dominion
5%
+25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Dairies,
non-cum.
,
^^
L
(quar.)
+44c
*
preference (quar.)——
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
Common iquar.)
-—4%% preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common fquar.j7%
preferred iquar.)Dominion Steel & Coal. Ltd. (quar.)
Increased
7%
3-17
5"
3-1
4*15
4 10
(quar.)
Industries Ltd.,
& Rockaway
RR. Co.
Dow Chemical Co.
Draper
Corp.
J1?®
»
du Pont
prcf.
7%
Co.,
0-10
3-13
Natural
Gas
preferred
4- 1
1
Frlto
Company (Increased)
Fuller (Geo. A.) Co. (increased quar.)
Galveston-Houston (reduced quar.)
Gannett Co., class B pfd. (quar.)
u-.u
4-10
,f/2
3- 6
4-
SI.75
l
4-
10'c
(initial quar.)
4-
27%c
Ea3t
Tennessee
5.20 %
Eastern
Natural
preferred
Gas
l
A"
•
—
Gas,
Z'
&
4- l
3"
Associates—
preferred (quar.)
Racing Atssn., common (quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
Stainless
Steel
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastman Kodak, new common (initial)
4%%
Stock
preferred (quar.)-.
Economics Laboratory, common
4- 2
3-12
$4.12
4-
37c
100%
4-1
3-9
4%
4-13
3- 9
General
3-9
20c
4-15
4-
45c
7%c
6-15
4-1
5
3-10
737%c
3-31
3-14
—
$4.50
-
$1.03
•
4-1
•
$1.18
4-
1
2-23
$1.35
4-
1
2-25
-
4- 1
32 %c
■
3-<1
3-30
3- 9
4-24
50c
—
2-23
3-31
35c /
—
4c
Battery, (quar.)
Quarterly
2-23
$1.12%
—
;
35c
4-30
3-31
40c
4-
1
3-20
General
$1
4-
1
3-31
40c
4-20
3*31
1
3-16
3-31
15c
3-16
4-
$1.75
.
3-12
5-15
$1.16%
3-18
40c
4-15
2c
4-20
3-31
4-
8
3-20
60c
4-30
4-16
11 Oc
—
75c
(quar.)
3-16
3-20
Equitable Credit
Corp.—
20c participating
preferred
Participating preferred
Equity Fund
(quar.)
4.16%
(T.
H.)
(quar.)
Li.
15c
226c
25c
4-
1
4-
1
20c
'
(quar.)
4-
1
3-31
6-1
3-27
V
3-6
6-15
4-30
3-31
3-16
15c
37%c
4-
30c
1
12c
3-10
3-31
5-
1
(V,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
65c
4-20
4-3
3-30
.
:
3-16
75c
3-31
5-1
4-3
20c
Georgia
.
-
•
4-
1
3-19
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
4-
1
3-20
12c
preferred
common
4-
1
3-20
Glidden
4-
1
3-20
Goebel
j
(subject
to
March 25)
4-
4%%
of
Gold
50%
-
4-22
3-26
3-10
5-15
4-24
5-15
4-24
5-15
4-24
4-1
3-5
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-14
4-1
3-14
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
1
3-16
35c
4-
1
3-16
52c
4-
4-
1
3-14
1
3-20
of the Southwest—
55c
5-
1
4-10
27%c
4-
1
3-10
28c
4-
1
3-10
Wisconsin—
$1.12%
4-
50c
3-14*
1
3-31
3-12
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
59%c
4-
1
3-12
66c
4-
1
3-12
25c
4-
•
53V«c
55c
,
,'
1
3-18
3-31
3-13
3-31
$1.06%
$1.12%
$1.25
I
;
$1.37Va
.3-13
3-31
3-13
3-31
3%
$1.25
$1.27y2
5-
4-20
5-
1
4-20
$1,036
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4-30
4-16
87%c
4-30
4-16
4-
1
3-16
4-1
3-16
7%o
5c
7%c
4-
1
3-16
5c
5%
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
3-16
17%c
-
Corp.,
1
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-13
-
5-1
•!
preferred
-
4-
1
3-13
(quar.)
$1.25
,
1
4- 1
3-22
$1.15
$1.23
preferred
4-
3-13
$1.25
,
•
4-
4-
3-13
I
1
3-13
25o
4-
1
50c
4-
1
3-20
4-1
3-16
3c
50c
5-
*
3-13
1
4-15
New
convertible
&
stock
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
3- 2
3-31
3-19
40c
6-10
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
40C
12-10
12-
1
*
5%
Western Producers,
Greenwich
Gas,
common
5%
conv.
3-16
4-
1
3-24
4-
1
3-24
4-
1
3-16
30c
4-
2
3-10
50c
4-
2
$1.75
4-
2
3-10
3-10
25c.
3-31
3-
6
$1.06%
$1.25
3-31
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
718%c
3-31
3-
G
15c
4-
1
3-17
37 %c
5-
1
4-24
(quar.)
-—
(quar.)
(q^iar.)—
Ltd.
common
1
75C
+K"
-
(Canada),
4-16
4-
17%c
17%c
.
preferred (quav.)
Greyhound Corp., common
414%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred 1956 series
3-20
4-30
25c
1
37 %C
HlVsC
————
—
Year-end
Co.,
3-16
3-31
50c
>
7%
Griesedieck
3-13
1
45c
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
——;
——
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
—
Great Western Sugar Co., common (quar.)—
Lines
3-13
1
4-
Inc.-—
(quar.)
(H. L.), Inc. (quar.)
Mountain Power (quar.)-—
Green
1
4-
7$1.10
(quar.)—
$1.80 preferred A
Green
4-
12c
Great
—————
preferred (quar.)—
7%c
Gulf Life
Gulf Power,
4.64%
preferred
Brass, Ltd., common (stock
Stock dividend (One share of 5%
for each
shares held)
5
4-15
$1.25
9-14
8-21
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
$1.12%
4-
1
3-23
4-10
3-27
7-
—
6-10
10c
divid.)—
2nd pfd.
—
Class
1
1st
2nd
3-12
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-13
4-30
4-
1
4-30
4-
1
—
(4c from investment
and 12c from securities profits)
H-C7
Hamilton
1
16c
——
Haloid-Xerox, Inc. (quar.)
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
H-DA
3-12
4-
20c
—
preferred (quar.)
prefefted (quar.)
Series
4-1
712 %c
(quar.)
Series
4-
722 %c
722 %C
:
—.—.—
A
712%c
15%C
Common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06Vi
Hanna Mining Co
Shoe, Inc.
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
3-20
3-10
1
3-19
3-12
50c
4- 1
3-17
4-
1
3-18
4-1
3-20
4-20
4- 6
25c
.....
■
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp.
(quar.)
Ilarris-Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
Harsco Corp. (quar.)..——
llartfleid Stores (quar.)
Hartford Fire Insurance (quar.)
Hat Corp.
3-31
4-
50C
—
(quar.)——
6%
Hartford Times
'
■■-(
40c
..
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Hanover Insurance Co.
Hanover
3-12
income
25C
Mfg. (quar.)
Paper, 414%
Hanover Bank
1
investment Income
(3c from
Hammermill
$1.50
—
1
712 %c
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-20
3-31
3-13
4-
1
3-13
37 %C
50c
17 %C
3-16
(quar.)
4-10
3-25
75c
4
3-16
25c
3-31
3-16
56 Vic
5- 1
4-15
4-
—
-1
of America—
4%% preferred (quar.)
——Hathaway (C. P.) Company—•
5 80% preferred (quar.)
Hauserman (E. F.) Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—.
5% preferred B (quar.)
414,% preferred C (quar.)—
5% preferred D (quar.)
5% preferred E (quar.)_
5%% preferred P (quar.)
—
5%% preferred G (quar.)
Hein-Werner Corp.
(quar.)
Heinz (J. H.) Co., 3.65% pfd. (quar.)—.—
Heinz (H. J.) Co. (quar.)_
Heller (Walter E.), common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
% % preferred (quar.)
Helme (George W.) Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
1
3-16
15c
;>; 4- 2
2-26
25c
4-15
4-
6
21 Vic
21 Vic
4-15
4-
6
25c
4-15
4-
36Vic
6
25c
4-15
4-
6
27 %C
4-15
4-
6
28%c
4-15
4-
6
3-30
3-
6
4-
25C
91 Vic
(quar.)
3-13
4-10
3-24
30c
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
40c
4-
1
3-11
43%c
5
1
55c
$1
$1.37%
4%
4-
1
3-H
5-
1
—
■
7%
35c
preferred series A (quar.)
Hertz Corp.
25c
——
—
50C
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hevi-Duty Electric Co. (s-a)
Higbie Manufacturing Co. (increased-quar.)
Highland-Bell, Ltd.
Hightstown Rug Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common—
Hlnde
Dauch
&
Insurance
1
6-15
4-15
3-20
6-
5
<N.
preferred ($25 par)
5V4% preferred (quar.)
5-30
4-10
3-25
3-31
3-13
4-
3-20
76c
3-31
3- 3
9- 5
12-
5
I
Ltd—
(Brooklyn) (quar.)
Company, 4%% preferred (quar.) —
Horn So Hardart Baking (N. J.) (quar.)
Horner (Frank W.) Ltd., class A (quar.)
^
Hotel Corp. of America,. 5% pfd. (accum.)-.
Houdaille Industries, common (quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Household Finance, common (quar.)
33A%
preferred
(quar.)-4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
u
Houston Natural. Gas, common (quar.)
5% preferred ($50 pai)
(quar.)
5%
6-25
15c
!>
3-31
3- 3
30c
5-
1
3-31
37 %c
5-
1
3-31
50c
4-
1
3-21
5%
5-
8
4-10
50C
S-
1
4-
25c
3-31
3-24
$1.12V'a
$1.75
3-30
3-20
(quar.)—
Y.)
9-15
12-15
25c
.
Hoover
_
12 %C
-
31V4C
•
25c
56y4C
4-
1
4-
1~
1
3-20
3-
2
3-31
3-20
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
30C
4-15
3-31
93%c
4-15
3-31
$1
4-15
3-31
$1.10
.4-15
3-31
20C
3-31
.
3-13
62 %C
3-31
3-13
31 Vic
3-31
3-13
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)—
3-31
.3-13
Houston Oil Field Material Co.—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
3-31
3-20
$1.87%
*1 °nl/~
5%
3-31
3-20
720c
4-15
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
convertible class
Class B
3-9
4-
4-17
3-31
50c
—
Home Title Guaranty Co.
80c
3-10
1
Ltd.
Extra
3-6
"3-13
5-
4-15
3-20
45C
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Holmes (D. H.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Holt (Henry) Company (stock dividend)
4-15
1
of Canada,
Lumber (quar.)
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
(quar.)^
Holland Furnace (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
Quarterly
Home
4-30
4-18
3-18
745c
Paper Co.
Quarterly
(Edward)
4-15
4-1
45c
—
Hlnes
1
4- 1
62 %c
:
1
15c
75c
1
3-31
45c
—
4-1
$1.50
12lie
30c
17 %c
4-
6c
Common
Common
5-
4-
3
1
(quar.)—
Hahn
3-
5-
(quar.)—„——
Ohio RR-, $5 pfd. (quar.) —
&
3-19
4-15
12 %o
Insurance Co.
Mobile
Gulf
3-31
80c
Griggs Equipment (quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)————
.
6.40%
common
preferred
Hupp Corp., 5%
Telegraph (quar.)
3-16
(initial-quar.)-
common
Western Life Assurance Co.
5-
Brewing Co.—
Goldblatt Bros, (quar.)
3-24
3-16
—
—
———
—
Great
5614c
50c
1
3-31
3-31
Western Financial Corp.—
Stock dividend ————.—
$0.57825
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
4-
5c
+40c
.
36V4C
—
3-20
Hcrculcs Gallon Products—
4-
Waterworks Corp.—
(stock dividend)—
Power
4-
Rubber Co.—
preferred
55/b%
60c
approval
3-6
1
37%c
Giant Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
Gibson Art Co. (quar.)„
Glelow (J. J.) & Sons, Inc
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)
12y2c
pfd. (quar.)
4-1
4-
00c
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)——
$1.25
Fischer & Porter Co., 5%
4-10
Southeast—
5% preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)—%
6% preferred (initial),.
3-31
5
4-17
1
33%c
$4.92
3-19
75c
5-15
5-
62!ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
;
3-26
15c
the
of
Extra
3-20
4-16
3-20
34%c
Extra
3-20
56%c
4-16
3-31
59%c
Genung's, Inc. (quar.)
1
4-16
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
Class B
3-17
5-
3-10
25c
Inc., common (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
Genesee Brewery, class A (quar.)
4-15
7%c
3-30
4-30
50c
37%c
87%c
40c
710c
751.25
Genesco,
*
'
Y.)
;
3-19
3-31
4-30
•
$1
3-11
3-10
Common
3-16
3-31
General
4-10
-
3-31
4- 1
31 Vic
5%% preferred (quar.)
5-28
-
4- 6
5.28% preferred
General Time Corp. (quar.)
3-31
4-15
4-6
5-1
25c
,4Vi% preferred (quar.)
;
4% % preferred (quar.)
v $5
preferred (quar.)
5-22
4-15
3-10
5- 1
'45c "
25c
(quar.)
preferred
General Tire &
3-16
$1
•
-
3-14
20c
First National Bank
(Jersey City)
First National City Bank <N.
"
1
50c
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber (quar.)
First Geneva- Corp.
(reduced)
•-
3-14
4-
28%c
—
4.40%
4.75%
3-10
50c
Fine Arts Acceptance
on
1
3-31
20c
...
dividend
4-
25c
Extra
5% preferred (quar.)
Fllntkote Company—
■
'
4- 1
33c
General Telephone Corp., common ((quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
2-27
10c
Federation Bank & Trust Co.
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Flberboard Paper Products
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co; (Md.) (quar.).-.™Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co
Field (Marshall) & Co. (see
Marshall Field)
Financial General Corp., com.
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Fisher Bros. Co.. $5
4-1
30c
(monthly)
5.60%
2-27
$3
Federated Department Stores
(lnc.-quar.)
Federated Publications, Inc.
(quar.)
Flrstamerica Corp. (quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
4-
3-10
3-16
—
General Telepnone Co. of
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3-16
40c
3-20
93%c
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)„
3-23
4-1
4- 1
3-31
$2.20
4-16
1
30c
„
(increased-quar.)
Board Co.,
preferred (quar.)
3-31
5-
Co.
General Telephone Co.
3-17
$1
40c
_
Federal Bake Shops (quar.)
Federal Insurance Co., (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
stockholders
preferred
3-10
$1.50
2-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Telephone
3-17
37%c
—
Paper
(Mo.)
General
;V 3-13
1
Family Finance (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Stock
1
4-
Fanners & Traders Life Insurance
(Syracuse,
N. Y.) (quar. V
Faultless Rubber
(quar.)
Fleming Co.,
4-
3-24
4-15
30c
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Fairmont Foods Co., com.
4.60%
1
Telephone
5.80%
Factor (Max) & Co., class A
(quar.)
Fairbanks Co.. 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Falst&ff Brewing Corp., "
Federal
4-
3-13
4- 6
$1.25
\
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
3-13
-r
4-22
—
$1.25 preferred
3-16
3-31
4-15
(quar.)
Corp
preferred
3-16
1
8c
12%c
.
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred'(quar.)
4%
4-
1
3-16
4-24
7c
6% preferred A (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
4-
lc
Ero Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Erwin Mills (North Carolina)
Estabrooks
5c
3-31
3-31
5-18
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.30 pre for red (quar.).
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. (Iowa) —
5% % preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
,$2.40 preferred (quar.)
15c
„
(s-a).
Mfg:, com. (quar.)
7# preferred (quar.)
Emery Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart
Mfg.
(quar.)__
Empire Petroleum Co
;
Empire Trust <N. Y.) (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
Class A (quur.)
Endicott-Johnson Corp., common (quar.)
3-6
Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
•
Electric
preferred
4-15
—
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
4%
1
——
Corp.—
Emerson
5-
3-13
4-1
50c
3%
—-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated
(quar.)—_
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
;
General
4-15
"
4- 1>:
32 %c
3- 6
1
3-13
3-13
50c
4-16
3-20
5-
4- 1
4- 1
preferred fauar.)
3-31
3-20
$1.12%
—-
preferred
*
$4.72 preferred
$6.40 preferred (quar.)——i_
Paso Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
Electric Bond &: Share (quar.)
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
Electric Storage
3-13
1
3-23
-—
3-13
4-
50c
•
(quar.).
4-16
4-16
3-30
15o
37y2c
25%
4-15
Great
3-6
$1
Quarterly income dividend
General Mills. .5%
preferred (quar.)
—
General Motors Corp.—
~
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Portland Cement (quar.)
General Railway Signal (quar.)
General Refractories
(quar.)—
General Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)—.»
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp. (quar.)———.
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).
General Telephone Co. of California—
5% preferred (quar.).
1
15c
'-€%•
•
4-1
10c
4- 1
6%
'
•
—
———
El
(interim)
4-
3-6
(initial)
General Industries Co., 5%
General Investors Trust-^-
3-20
4-15
Finance
General
.
4-1
20c
4-15
3-18
50c
6%
3
$1.06Vi
(quar.)——
1
4-1
4-
31V4C
Controls, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Development
(stock
dlvid.)—...
Gencnrf Electric Co. (quar.).
General Electric, Ltd., Ordinary (Interim)—
6-
1
Contract
9
3-23
40c
$4.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing (quar.)
21YzO
General
$1.50
t
9
3-
4-15
Gulf States Land & Industries—
5- 1
General Cable
3
3-
1
37%c
—
1
4-
56Vic
—
4-
—
3- 6
2c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—
1st preferred (quar.)
4-3
1
'
Electric Co.—
preferred
5%
1
3-20
55c
93 %c
———
—
1
4-
15c
$2
10c
—
3-31
745c
5-25
25c
3-31
3-13
3-13
3-19
1
(Initial)
11-25
(Houston)—
3-2
3- 2
3-31
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12-15
730c
2-13
47%c
General Bronze Corp. (quar.)
General Builders Corp.—
5-
4-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-14
Transportation—
Baking Co.,
preferred
8-25
725c
—
4-1
4- 1
10c
4-10
6-15
9-15
(quar.) —
4-15
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
$1.12%
(initial)
General Banksharcs Corp.
General Box Co. (quar.)
o-
—
Class B (stock div.)—:
Elder Manufacturing (quar.)
Ekco Products, common (quar.)
preferred
$8
3-10
^
4%%
n
3- 2
3-18
——
participating preferred
American
common
$1.50
Edison Sault Electric (quar.)
Edo Corp., class A (stock div.)
El Paso
New
$1.75
preferred A (quar.).,
Economy Baler (quar.)
—
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Edison Bros. Stores—
n
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4% %
4%¥5r
General
3-13
1
740c
7$1.25
10%
75c
10c
(Increased)—
General American Oil Co. of Texas
3-13
4-
37 %c
—
dividend
0%
-
4- 1
25c
——
'
n_
3-10
$1.12fa
7%c
Great
3-13
4- 1
4-30
725c
725c
731 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Lakes Towing
Southern Life Ins. Co.
5%
Great
•
3-31
32%c
—
General
Eastern
(quar.)
Paper Co. Ltd., com.
v' $1.20 class B pref.
(quar.)~—
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
3-20
3-16
-
A
Lakes
Greyhound
General American Investors, common.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3-2o
3-31
15c
3-31
4- 1
.
8c
General America Corp., (stock dividend)——
General American Industries, 6% pfd. (quar.)
«
4-1
Power Co., common
preferred (quar.)..
5%
«
Z"
3-6
r
32%C
—
.
Class
Great
3-13
3-13
3-81
3-10
Realty Corp.—
American
Great
3-16
3-31
3-31
750c
-
(quar.)
334% preferred (quar.)———
Grand Union Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Great American Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
3-20
1
F-
Gatincau
J- o
4" *
4-L>
(quar.).
com.
—~
Quarterly from investment income—.—
City Steel, Inc. (Omaha) —
6%% preferred A (quar.)——
«
31Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
3-13
7S1
--------
Ltd., class A (quar.) —
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Grand & Toy Co., Ltd.——----—~
Grant (W. T.) Company, com. (increased)-
Gate
37%c
—
3-31
4- 1
12%c
$1.50
40c
28%c
25c
40c
Gas Industries Fund—
.
(quar.)
25c
37VaC
(quar.)—
Gary Drug Stores (quar.)——
3- b
\
52 %c
preferred
3-ij
r
46;^
5°c
51/*c
5*L8C
& Co., common
^>-2d
4-1
1*
4»%%
Fuel
&
4-10
3-18
10c
—
Gurlock Packing Co..
j-ij
6
„/fc
—
Garflnkel (Julius)
fo'ia
4- 1
3-16
35C
—
(accum.)
& Potash
4-30
10c
—
——
.
$1.50
Duval Sulphur
4- 1
4-14
4-15
3-31
3-16
5- 1
8- 1
11- 2
3-13
Realty Co. (qnar.R—__——-—
Quarterly
——
Quarterly
Frtgikar Corp. ftmar.)-
^31
4-25
20c
(quar.)—
Co.—
4-15
5-4
5- 1
4-27
4- 1
5-15
8-15
11-16
3-31
Friedman
4-
^
Duquesne
2-27
Franklin Telegraph
3 10
$1,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
1
4- 1
|oC
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred .(quur.)
4.15%
(quar.)^—
Fund
Mutual
(s-a)—
—
Fraser Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
——
Frick Company (Pa.), 6% preferred
(quar.)
4-15
3.75 %
4.10%
3-31
25c
5%
$1.25
730c
75c
10c
10c
—-
0-
10c
15c
50c
preferred (quar.)
International,. Inc.
6c
Canada
of
—-
—
3-26
3-13
Dunhill
4%
®" {
87tie
Duquesne Light Co., new com.
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
(reduccd-quar.)
(quar.)-—-—
4-15
1
(quar.)
common
3- 2
3-25
3-16
4-10
3-20
3-10
3-26
Corp. (quar.)
—
——
Franklin Stores (stock dividend)————.
dc Ntmours & Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Duffy-Mott
Co.
(quar.)—
Power
Founders
4-1
$3.50
Duke
Foundation
3-21
S3
(quar.)
4%
(E. I.)
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4-20
4- 1
3-30
4-17
3-31
of Canada, Ltd.
—
Holder$
PayaOle of Rec.
55c
Grafton Ac Co.,
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
3-20
*37%c
30c
.——
(quar.)
'Dravo Corp.,
30c
75c
25c
20c
68%c
25c
tl2%o
(quar.)—
Fostoria Pressed Steel
4-28
715c
(quar.)
(s-a)
3-20
4- 8
3-13
3-13
Frain
Ltd.-
Brewery,
5%%
Z Zt
3-26
——
—
eommon
Dairies
4-15
725c
(quar.)—
com.
$1.05
3-31
4-24
4- l
4- 1
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace. $3 class A
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
pref.
4%
5-21
3-20
3-20
3-20
& Chemical Corp.—
Machinery
F.)
tB.
Common
Common
Ltd.—
Co,
Ltd.,
Food
Goodrich
3-19
6- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
—
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com.
J" J
1"1?
4->5
750c
*17'/*C
——
Co.,
1
J3J?
preferred (initial)
Dover
Dow
quarterly
Textile
preferred
Dover
6%
Chemical
&
3-31
Foremost
-
Dominion
3-17
J*5®
737/2c
(qUar.)—-
common
convertible
Tar
3-31
712c
Fabrics," Ltd..
Dominion
3-31
Public
$4.20 preferred
C°eSt& bt&-Cr
Second
n,
4-1 o
gg
Dominion
Florida
When
Share
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
stockholders May 11)—
Utilities, common
18c
$1.12 conv. pref. (initial).—_—
$0.01805
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.18!i
Florida Telephone Co.—
Class A (Increased-quar.) ——_—
25c
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
30c
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)—
25c
,
Monday, March 30, 1959
Per
&
to approval of
Domtoick
Dominion Corset Ltd.
Power
3-31
25c
class A (increased-quar.)
Light—
Stock dividend (2-1 stock split, subject
3I17
3 17
.,
Company
Name of
Payable of Hec.
Share
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable oj tceo.
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(1474)
14
Huron
&
A
(quar.)—
common
3-16
(quar.)
710c
4-15
3-16
(quar.)——.
740c
4-15
3-16
62 %C
3-31
341
4-
3-16
conv.
pfd. A (quar.)
Erie Mortgage
45c
(increased)
(Continued
on page
48)
1
.
Volume 189
Number 5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1475)
Slock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1938
Lowest
30% Jan
3
43% Jan 13
102% Jan
7
14
Jan
3
37 la
~
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
July 15
14% Jan
2
40% Dec
Lowest
29
71% Nov 20
120
Nov 24
40 % Jan
7
59% Feb
9
-
112% Feb 18
Mar 23
70% Jan
117
Jan
Abacus
19
4%
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
Jan
27
47% Jan
2
56% Feb
19
ACF Industries Inc
19% Mar 20
23% Jan
2
20% Jan
14
13% Mar 26
26
Jan
2
9
29% Dec 31
28% Feb
24% Jan
33% Oct
33
82
Oct
97
7
Jan
Nov
9
11
21
Jan
Jan
15
30% Mar
2
94% Jan
33
2
ACF-Wrigley
Jan
9
Adams
13
Aeroquip
79% Feb
3
91% Mar 10
Air Reduction Inc
32% Feb
9
35
Alabama Gas Corp
83 % Nov 21
8
297
Dec
16
24% Jan
2
34
Dec
31
4.50%
Jan
30
Alabama
2% Jan
3
11% Jail
2
20% Nov
2
26
5
July
21
160
Dec
29
2
33
Dec
30
2
49% Nov 11
July 31
12
29% Mar 13
2
83
Jan
9% Jan 28
Mar 19
Jan
29
96
160
Jan
2
190
Jan
Mar 11
53% Jan
7
95% Jan 13
100
-
Jan
10
96% Oct
7
92
Jan
2
107^4 Feb 24
33-% Jun
16
29% Jan
2
Dec~17
48% Jan
Jan
2
■>
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
* i
74
Jan
G
22% May 19'
91% Jan
2
„
39% Jan
5
2
1414 Feb
60% Mar
11
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
111
Nov
111%
109%
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
18%
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
17
52% Jan
5
*151
160
6%
29 %
21%
29%
84
11%
*82
11%,
13
33% Jan
5
933A Jan
5
11%
*95
*180
188
16%
100
5
4814
102
38%
*99
16%
38
47%
47
102
*99
16%
16
101%
104%
104
*41%
103
16%
38%
37%
47%
46%
102
22
Jan
15
52
27% Jan
21
42% Dec
11
39
Feb
12
44% Jan
33% Feb 21
t
53% Dec
15
47% Feb
11
Inc
16
16%
107
81
Feb
25
33% Jan
5
42
16
106
90
Dec
16
87% Jan
9
25% Oct
10
24% Jan
8
42%
42%
41%
21
21%
21'A
21%
*20%
57%
55%
56%
55%
56%
54%
55
4,700
43%
42%
43
42
42%
2,500
12%
12%
59%
12%
6,800
58%
59
3,700
82
81
81
29%
*110
*81
29%
29%
111
58%
81%
♦81
29%
110
12
29%
29%
29
109%
110
109%
*107
9
125% Oct
10
34 % Jan
13
97% Jan
3
27% Apr
58% Dec
7
19% Feb
44% Nov 12
111
118
Jan
42% Jan
14
2
2
152
46% Jan
3%%
38%
37%
38'A
37%
38%
29
28%
29%
29
29%
28%
29%
79%
81
79%
81%
82
81
81%
42
81
42%
48
48%
48%
preferred
44%
45%
58
Jan
2
63
Jan
6
29% Feb
9
39
Mar
6
American
47% Dec
16
45% Jan
2
50% Mar
9
American Brake Shoe Co—No
2
22
2
24% Mar 24
2
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
19
Jan
7
20% Feb
2
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
41 % Jail
2
52% Nov 18
46% Feb
19
37% Sep 11
39% Jan
2
42% Jan 21
38% Jan
2
50% Jan
40% Mar
NOV 11
20% Jan
11
2
Bosch
Arm a
1%
Inc
38% Jan
6
40% Nov
20
17
Jan
15
89
46% Feb
17
57% Mar 23
84
38% Feb
9
47% Feb
13
2
55% Dec
14% Jan
2
26% Nov 13
25
Jan
2
32% Feb
12
44
Sep 22
41% Jun
13
19% Jan
2
30% Dec 31
29% Feb
11
11% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
41% Dec
1
75
7
95
Jan
28
Dec
11
Jan
18% Oct 30
Mar
4
55'A Jan
American Electric
33% Feb 26
Mar 16
18% Jan 22
34% Feb 24
91% Jan
2
105
Feb
9
141% Jan
14% Jan
12
Mar 20
73
Jan
13
134
13
Jail
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
Jun
3
102 % Mar
6
32% Jan
2
59-% Nov
17
53% Jan
8
14
85 %> Jun
10
80
Jan
28
83
70
Nov
11
67% Jan
2
84
Jan
9
30% Oct
13
26% Jan
7
-*4% Jan
16
Jan
22
Jan
17% Nov
18
21% July 28
111
122
104
Mar 17
16% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
6
22% Mar 26
104
American
24
20% Jan
105
Feb
2
35
35%
34%
34%
15,900
48 %
48%
48%
48
49%
9,200
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
27,100
*19%
20
13%
*19%
20
19%
19%
*19%
19%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
32,300
48%
4914
48%
49%
48%
23,900
1,000
^
Enka
24%
24
52%
53
46%
39
39
39
39%
40
40%
40%
41
10
88%
40
*53%
*88
88%
40%
40%
89 Va
48%
40%
*40
55%
54%
55%
54%
55'A
45
46
44%
45
45
45
44%
45
10
53%
54%
53
53%
5
Co
88
54%
20
Power
88
57%
35%
*42
30%
17 %
31%
36%
43%
31%
17%
31%
34%
35%
No par
12.50
Co
*105
10
53%
31%
*102
17%
109
17 %
prior preferred
1
19%
1
*102
100
American Mach & Fdry
common—7
66%
100
*82%
preferred
31%
32%
50
44,900
1,700
FRIDAY
13,800
10,600
35%
32%
33
17%
17%
17%
31
7,900
17%
31%
31%
17%
19%
*102
65
*82%
84
900
GOOD
42%
31%
*102
67%
1,000
3,300
CLOSED
53%
35
17%
20%'
19%
104
31%
52%
*42
44
31 %
135
20%
preferred_100
*43
17%
*105
19%
44
STOCK
EXCHANGE
89%
31%
136
135%
No par
non-cumulative
35%
109
1
common
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
54%
35
*42
*88
200
40%
55%
Products
Home
American Ice Co
3.90%
;
45%
Corp
American Hawaiian SS
6%%
36
*61%
53%
40c
6%
62i/2
45%
No par
American
36%
53%
Export Lines Inc
25
72% Mar 13
35%
48
American & Foreign Power
Hardware Corp—
Mar 17
18% Feb
34%
48%
36%
♦61%
62%
45%
American
Mar 19
79
Aug 27
Apr 21
35%
48%
*
par
37
46
American European Secur
Mar 13
.80
*61%
10
American
17
1,200
62 %
36%
62%
100
38% Mar 18
31
40
36%
37%
62%
53%
American
45
4
1,800
7
45%
4%%
47% Mar 17
2
900
.
45%
Cable
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
Feb
8,600
44%
114
54
American Crystal Sugar com
11:
150
45
American Chicle Co
96% Mar
44%
•112 %
54
American Chain &
42% Jan
55% Dec
•145
45%
114
No par
55% Mar 13
48% Jan 30
3
150
—No par
2
44% Mar 17
38% Mar 17
17
45,100
40
47% Jan
24
2,300
30%
49%
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
Feb
45
99%
116%
30%
48%
44% Dec
25
*112%
98%
113%
30%
40
17
39%" Jan
*143
45%
113%
99%
116%
25
preferred
24
80%. Jan
147
5,700
341%
1
common
29% Jan
2
29%
240
20O
54%
37%
Broadcasting-Paramount
45% Dec
15
98%
115
50
2
Corp
5% preferred
20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common—12.50
2
44
49%
50
preferred
Theatres
.
2,800
107,800
23,900
42
*42
99%
113%
11
36
44
49%
30%
44%
112%
36
*41%
108
145
112%
37% Dec
Jan
150
10
66% May 29
convertible
American Bank Note
6%
98%
*35
42%
48%
29%
100
31
Jan
"147
36
108
common
18
4%%
99%
31%
preferred
29
Feb
5
*35
107%
30%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
15
Jan
36
2.
98%
105%
100
105
3% Jan
i
36
42
14
American
19
"35
1
25
33% Jan
13
50
12.50
(The)
13
Mar 16
21,500
300
28%
Oct
38% Jan
50
29%
1
40% Oct
114
900
111
38
preferred
convertible
400
21%
38%
Aiucraaa reiroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
Mar 19
42
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
32% Mar 18
114% Sep
14,400
42%
21%
38%
Amerace Corp
106% Feb
5
116% Mar 25
2
85% Jan
.*
97% Jan
2
14% Jan
at-
17
64% Jan
i
106%
42 %
10
Limited—!
convertible
7
1,800
56%
No par
Corp—
Aluminum Co of America
Mar 26
4,500
13,100
102
*41%
No par
Alpha Portland Cement—
54% Mar 26
Apr 29
38
47%
*99
Amalgamated Leather Co—
1
5,700
35,100
98
190
46 %
18
8,900
11%
*180
*99
1
44,200
21%
Products
Aluminium
11%
FRIDAY
84
190
38 %
47
12%
79% Mar 24
*82
*180
59%
2812 Feb
84
39
58%
13
29
190
81%
13
28%
98
59
38% Oct
29%
x3S
100
6,500
2,200
GOOD
6%
*184
conv
8,400
21%
*95
80%
96% Oct
160
6%
20%
98
58 %
2
*151
6%
21%
28%
11%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Mar 12
160
STOCK
CLOSED
33%
*95
4
9
33%
98
12%
8334 Mar 17
33%
300
28,600
EXCHANGE
6%
84,
11'A
88
335
21%
29%
*82
87
*326
*151
6%
21%
21%
32%
90
335
33%
2,100
6,000
19%
88
33%
42%
30% Mar
112
33%
32
6,900
111
*330
340
12%
26% Feb
104
11%
*9312
89%
*330
43%
78% Jan 26
17
1
88 %
90%
340
12%
25
Jun
111%
43
39% Feb 25
60% Jan
112%
5
10
26
111%
Allied
29
I
111%
4
Jan
2
36%
100
common
preferred A
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills—_
44% Feb 24
11% Jan
preferred
When issued
21% Mar 20
15% Jan 21
common
Allied Chemical Corp__
Allied Kid Co
59% Mar 18
13
55% Dec
29%
36%
21%
l
Allen Industries Inc
42% Mar 25
36% Feb
Jan
t
S"
9
42% Oct 31
27
■9r
43% Oct
'
100
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
17% Mar 10
27
29%
36%
33%
33%
*151
160
6%
6%
2
prior preferred
No par
preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
21
12% Feb
57
5,300
29%
36%
89
conv
6%
26
6
5%%
$4
40% Mar 18
44% Jan
15% Oct
2
29%
36%
*333
100
Vicksburg Ry
Alleghany Corp
'
14
32% Jan 28
19% Mar 16
*L
4%%
11% Mar 10
93
16
12
29%
*36%
*82
Jan
Jan
28%
29%
36%
100
280
36% Jun
28%
29%
29
2
80
72% Apr 29
>
24,600
5
23% Jan
21
f
29
Aldens Inc
9
1412 Apr
30% Jan
I!
28%
2
13
Dec
29
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
Nov
12
28%
6% Mar 19
10% Dec 30
Dec
9,400
20%
29%
22% Mar 11
2
100
18%
51%
20%
2
4% Jan
Apr 18
18%
51
20%
9
80% Nov 24
91
19%
51%
20%
3% Feb
16
80
18%
51%
19% Jan
Jan
191
19%
52%
20%
7
Jan
72
i
19
19%
3
14
Dec
&
No par
common
pfd 1951 series
conv
100
6,000
•
118
29%
36%
1
Corp
Corp
*113
\
51%
32%
33% Mar 19
118
68%
Shares
45%
67%
19%
1
2
*113
*44%
19%
1
Admiral
23% Jan
118
46
68%
53%
110%
2014
25% Nov 18
67%
19
5
22% Mar 10
*113
118
*44%
68%
the Week
Mar. 27
29
No par
17% Jan 28
193% Jan
'
Co
Corp
46
67%
Friday
Mar. 26
52
r;=
1
„
"44%
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 25
19%
1
Inc
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp
19% Dec 29
16% Jan 28
*113
10
Express
Adams-Millis
12
45
68%
25
Stores
Acme Steel Co
36% Mar 25
125
45
67%
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 34
1
100
AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 23
5
common
convertible
24% Nov 18
29% Oct
_
Par
Fund
Abbott Laboratories
19
Monday
-
EXCHANGE
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
19% Jan
49 % Jan
45
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Exchange
*105
109
135%
134%
20%
19
109
*102
17%
18
19%
19%
104
*102
110
•105%
135
134
19%
20 Vn
109
♦102
17%
17%
19%
19%
104
*102
108
135%
2,700
6,500
22%
109
17%
1,000
19%
2,900
104
66%
69
67 %
70
*81%
67%
84
13,600
2,500
84
81%
81%
29,700
110
I
47% Jan
8
17% Jan
17
American Machine
.
92
Jan
2
20% Feb
28
22 %
80%
80%
80
80%
28%
29%
28%
28%
20
95% Mar
Dec
18
27% Mar
18
30% Feb
17
33% Jan
22
16% Nov 21
14% Jan
7
15% Feb
19
41% Dec
Jan
Oct
31
25% Feb
25
43% Jan
15
American
Motors
Corp
Mar 24.
American
Natural
Gas
16
4
3
98
32% Jan 22
4% %
preferred
American
6%%
Metal
100
27%
99%
27%
*98
27%
27%
99%
27%
31%
*30%
31%
•30%
30%
1
15%
15%
xl5%
15%
*15
15%
15%
15%
600
5
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
34 Va
33%
35%
237,900
Co—i.—25
67%
68%
67%
70
68%
69
68%
69%
28,800
41%
42%
American Molasses Co
32;% Jan
7
46% Feb
American
News
40% Nov
14
38% Jan
6
49% Mar
4
American
Optical Co
43% Jan 20
54% Mar
3
American
Potash
17% Feb
2
American Racl & Std Sany com
11% Jan
2
157
22% Jan
13
May 12
34% Nov
6
48% Apr
35% Jan
10
68
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
22
29% Dec
27% Jan
2
45% Dec
2
May
151/4 Jan
147
6
Feb
18
32% Jan
8
46% Jan
8
56% Feb 27
Jun
13
142 % Jan
2
148% Mar 20
61% Nov
7
51% Oct
155
126
53
120% Jan
5
124
Jan
16
30
26% Mar 26
29
Feb
12
18
45
60% Mar 20
Jan
2
6
Dec
31
12
35% Dec
3
32% Jan
2
6
35% Dec
4
33% Jan,
7
26
86% Mar 11
2
14% Nov
6
13% Jan
167% Jan
2
227% Dec
18
224% Jan
74% Feb
27
97% Dec
1
119% Sep
15
134% Jun
4
25% Jan
2
39
9% Jan
2
15% July 11
28 % Dec 29
Nov
5
2
31 % Jan
105
60% Feb
Jan
July 16
60
Alar 26
25% Feb
26
Mar 17
40% Mar 17
5
20
65% Jan
8% Jan
152
11
95
2
63% Mar
105
9
17% Feb
16
247% Mar
3
107% Jan 26
123% Jan
2
129% Jan 20
16
45% Mar 11
15 V8 Jan 23
13% Mar 12
1%
41%
42%
2,900
44%
45%
44%
45
51%
52
53
51%
53
3,500
8,600
8%
1
Co
1
Sugar Refining com
Tobacco
26% Jan
15
29
23
24% Jan
12
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
27% Feb
6
17% Alar 18
American
67% Jan 21
84% Feb
Ampex
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
93
92%
92%
91%
92%
91
39
40%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
92
126
16%
242
99%
126%
126
15%
16%
127
15%
16%
16
241%
242%
99%
91%
«
243
240%
241%
99%
100
98%
99%
128
127
128%
127
44%
45
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
27%
*27%
28%
*26
43%.
42%
43%
41%
42%
69 Va
69%
70%
68%
60%
56
57%
56%
57%
56%
57
33
Feb. 3
90% Jan 20
39% Jan
34
4
39% Jan
7
8
36% Jan
14
26.
58
68
100
page
57%
42
Anchor Hocking
Common
footnotes
59%
78%
39
other
57%
75%
31
all
59
77%
Dec
For
57%
75%
Anaconda Wire
dividend.
59%
79
1
Anaconda
$149.87%
57%
7712
41%
Corp
39
JEx
26%
15%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Coxp—1
26%
26%
60% Alar 18
30% Jan
26%
28
74% Mar 17
5
26%
15%
46% Mar 13
32% Dec
26%
26%
7
13
26%
28
7
-M
,
27
16
2
8
124
26%
32% Jan
94% Alar 17
*121%
61%
28
53% Jan
Mar
124
50%
148
15%
60% Jan
14
*60%
•27%
5
31
♦121%
124
48%
148
61
♦26 %
14
May 31
51
148
61
490
16%
13
Dec
49%
147%
62
50
66 Va
43%
69%
No par
57%
57%
Co
& Cable
,
;
—
preferred
15,300
•
,
340
300
40
4,300
18,200
2,100
3,400
2,080
1,700
29,100
8,900
530
22,700
14,100
1,100
26%
250
15%
15%
75%
77%
2,900
11,900
12,200
43,200
Glass Corp—
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
40
2,600
53%
26%
61% Oct
41% Nov
51%
30,100
39%
53
53%
148%
15%
153
39%
27%
63% Oct
2
53%
•149
1
16
37% Dec
2
39%
*26
2
Jan
15%
15%
151
39%
25
30
Jan
151
39%
54%
26%
17%
13
Jan
*121%
99%
Jan
22
121% 123
50%
243%
46% Jun
88
*61
*53%
15%
15%
151
Smelting—l
series
&
147
61 %
99%
25
series
Zinc Lead
147%
61
16 %
Co com—5
Water
52%
147%
242%
Works
American
39 %
54
5
Corp
Viscose
151
40%
25
100
25
American
27% Dec
25
25
15%
16
153
39%
53%
50%
100
common
preferred
4
33
*150
preferred_100
American Tel & Tel Co
American
8
40
15%
5
25
American Sumatra Tobacco
10
22% Jan
41%
45%'
50%
preferred
Jan
25
41 Va
45
52%
American Steel Foundries
10% Jun
3
41%
45%
51
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
23% Jan
Feb
41%
44%
common
non-cumulative
American
*98
1
Chem_—No par
100
Co
American Stores
18
16
Jan
6%
*98
28
No par
&
preferred
4
35% Feb
Feb
37
7%
2
Jan
43% Alar
Co
1% preferred
100
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
American Snuff
2,500
1,700
27%
70
144% Nov 26
24,500
*30%
63% Feb 17
18
29%
31%
2
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
82%
41%
28%
27%
35% Dec
7
99%
82%
*40%
29%
*30%
69% Nov 17
12
99%
81
41
2
com
preferred
48% Jan
33% Apr
*98
28%
20
Products
convertible
20% Jan
34% Sep
80%
♦40
32% Dec
Jan
8
Metal
102
May
11
& Metals_No par
Climax Inc com—1
When issued
American
6.25
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
♦33%
34%
No par
*93%
36%
32%
95%
37%
*93%
95%
36%
•93%
95%
36%
95 Va
37
*93 Va
36%
36%
36%
33
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
860
2,400
21.80
10
32%
34
5,200
5,600
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
U
.
.
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
(1476)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
29
Jan
2
22
Feb
25
.
41% Aug
36% Mar
65% Jan
4
67% Dec 19
39% Apr
7
12 % Feb 10
_5
27%
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
39%
Steel
73% Mar 13
Armco
Armour & Co_
41% Mar
3
90
22% Sep
8
27-% Sep
Jan
20
Jan 22
23
28% Jan
24
9
20
17% Jan
Industries
Artloom
27
36% Mar
19
Arvin
2
Industries
issued
When
Dec~30
Feb
2~5
19%
Jan
2
21% Jan
12
34% Dec
10
31% Feb
11
34% Jan
9
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
2
13% Feb
19
Jan
2
13
52
Mar 13
6
46% Nov 19
May 5
Dec 19
Feb
94% Jan
102% Jan
7
107
Mar 26
19
44
105
96
2
27% Jan 28
18
10
Jan
7
10% Mar
10
39% Jan
2
46
41% Nov
10
29% Jan
Feb
8
92
27% Jan
2
53% Dec 30
8% Aug
17% Aug
2
6% Jan
14% Jan
2
7% Jan
Mar 11
8
16% Jan
5
82% Mar
20% Mar 10
24 Tb Feb
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
19
24
Mar 12
27% Jan
13
30
27% Jan
10% Jan
29% Feb
5
2
3% Jan
29% Dec
13% Dec
11
10
8% Mar
10% Nov 21
9
Jun
24
34
Jan
20
2
15
Nov
3
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
3
Feb 21
96 % Jan
34% Jan
6
95
Sep
4
85
105% July
95
Dec
18
22% Apr
45% Apr
7
7
2
48
49%
106%
106%
y
106
76%
77%
%
>'76
——10
29%
29%
10%
10%
*43%
44%
Oct
40
Jan
35% Mar 19
29
30% May
9
6
52% Jan
8.
Dec
4
Dec
10
27
Feb
9
28% Jan
2
46
44
2
49% Mar 19
31
Dec
23
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
9
127
Jan
3
174
Jan
9
104
Jun
10% Jan
Dec
20
2
40% Dec
18% May 16
3
73% Jan
29
May 19
2
29
Dec
31
2
44
2
13% Dec 17
14Tb Feb 25
Jan
7
Mar
4
93
103% Mar 18
93
Bell Aircraft
5
4Vac/o
Aviation
Bendlx
Beneficial Finance
48% Jan
51% Feb
36% Dec
6
1% Feb 18
3O'/8 J an
2
33 Tb Jan
2
79% Nov
13
54% Oct
14
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
6% Jan
78% Jan
6
36% Jan
6
Jan
2
103% Mar 18
55% Feb
2
2
Feb
11
20%
Inc
26%
51%
50%
Gypsum Co
Bfethlehcm Steel (Del)
Mar 12
Mar 18
Blaw-Khox
37% Oct 28
1
26% Dec
11
24% Jan
2
28% Jan
26
Bliss
&
2
17% Feb
9
20% Mar
4
Bliss
(E W)
34% Feb 25
18% July 28
58% Oct 30
39% Feb
17
46% Jan
5
Boeing
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
10
21% Jan
2
29Tb Mar
5
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
20% Jan
8
24% Jan 26
Bond
10% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
8
19% Jan 21
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
60% Jan
6
78
Brass Corp
Inc
70% Feb
10'
78% Mai" 12
Borden
9
42 % Mar 19
3,
6
78% Mar 18
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
66% Mar 17
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
10% Mar 26
15% Jan
5
18% Apr
6Tb Jan
3
32Tb Oct 23
21% Mar 25
27% Jan
6
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
17% M'ar 13
36% Oct
13
6
42% Feb 25
58%
59%
24 T«
18%
18%
18%
1,300
5,900
43%
43%
43
441/4
42%
43 Vb
106,200
5
42%
26Tb
26%
26 Tb
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
1,500
23%
23%
23 %
24%
24
24%
17
16 Tb
24%
16%
24
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
76%
78
40%
40 Tb
6,100
1,200
2,500
11,400
*77%
78 Vb
40
65%
1,900
%•
77
77%
,76%
77%
41%
40%
,40%
76 Vb
40%
78
40%
*77%
78%
78% >78%
78 Vb
78%
64%
65%
64%
65
65%
65
11Tb
11Tb
22%
22 Tb
16%
17%
39%
40%
48
48.
15
Co
,
—5
100
25
.
86
Mar 12
8o
Jan
21'
59% Jan
19
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
30
16% Jan
8
18 % Mar 20
42 % Jan
17
60
19
57% Jan
6
70% Feb 27
Brown Shoe Co Inc
46% Dec
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
78% Mar 13
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
22% Jan
13
30
28 % Jan
33% Mar 16
Jun
26
33% Oct ' 3
28% Jan 29
31% Mar 16
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13% Jan
2
20% Dec 31
78% Jun
lo
90
Dec
10
19% Jan
8'
25 lb Mar 23'
10
90
Jan
8
92% Jan 20
2
33% Dec 24
33
Jan
2
37% Jan
Jan
2
9% Feb 28
18% Sep 29
16% Dec k 3
16
Jan
2'
20% Jan 30'
27
Jan
10
9% Jan
2
Oct
13% Jan 27
2H
15% Oct 30
14Tb Jan
2
20% Mar 6
16% Mar -6 *
70
68% Jan
2
77% Mar 17
Budd
$5
preferred
;—
'
(The)
48%
.
*84%
55
17%
17%
17 3
4
17%
69
69
69 T
2
69 %
No par
70%
73
':
72 '
74%
32
32
y
32
29%
30Tb
29%
25%
24V4'
24sn
,
.
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■;
24%
*91%
92
35%
36
35
17%
17%
—5
16%
17% ;
15%/
15Tb
.'77 v-
,*7534
43% Mar 18
35% Feb
5
Bush Terminal Co
2.
Butler Bros
15
8% Oct
14
6
Jan
5
8
Mar 10
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
6%
45%.
40
Mar
1
15
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
9
54
Jan 21
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
16
109
Jan
5
113
Mar 11
Byers Co (A M) common
10
7% participating preferred—100
9
49
4 Jan
Feb 24i
California
39% Jan 31
3% Jan
2
9% Jan
55
Oct.
7% Dec
10
20% Nov 21
5% Jan
12Tb Dec
35% Jan
31
50% Nov 12
20% Nov 24
14% Jan
81
Jan
45
Oct 27
90
26% Jan
10
21% Jan
47% Jan
6% Jan
18.
5
6
30
57
9% Mar 17
23
Feb
24.
10% Mar 26
12% Jan 21
49
Jan
2
55% Jan 15
.19% Jan
2
21% Jan 16.
-
84
Callahan
May
5
Jan
5
89
Feb
11
7
47
'
Feb
13
50
Jan
7,
37
•
Jan
9
40% Mar 23
Canadian Breweries
Jan
2
32% Mar
62% Feb
3
67% Mar 23.
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills, Co
31% Sep
19
29
6
66
30
see
Dec
page
26.
3
*75%
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*79
.80.
s.
38%.
112
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69
69
*68%
75%
77%
32
>29%
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24%
32
32 V 4
1,200
30%
31 %
16,500
11%
49%
49%
20%
20%
120.300
24%
92
j
34%
35% > V ,"
18%
1734
17Tb
17 Vs
17%
17%
18
-
17%
15%
■
v
16 VB
77
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16 'b
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79
79
42 Vb
41%
42 Vb
41 34
32
3134
32 Vb
32%
37 Vb
37
65b
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^
6%
46
451/4
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55%
8%
2lVa
112
55T4
8%.
.
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112
55 Vb
8Vb
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6%
56
8%
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112
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56
56
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8%
21
21
21%
10 Vb
10%
10%
21V 4
10%
49%;, 50 Vb
20%. 20Tb
50
50
49 Vb
50 Vb
20%
21
20%
21
40
87
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87 Vb
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.
1/900
6,200
48 Vb
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48 Vb
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40%
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41 Vb
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.
>
1,400
53,900
5,600
6,100
3,000
7,300
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500
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120
37,400
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46
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30,100
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37 Vb
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79
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600
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-
65 i
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1.000
30,600
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75
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77 ,'
2165
17 Vb
69
32%
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17:%
V 37%
9%
8%
67%
17%
31%.
56.%
21%
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54
18
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86
40:%
32%-
38
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86
54
35%
18%
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31%
56
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83%
85%
*84
92
65
43%
x41VV
25
Ltd:
82%
1,500
2,600
4,200
54%
15si«
65
5
l
Campbell Red. Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co ,
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred—
No par..
Canada Southern Ry Co
—100
50% Jan.
.
5
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Calumet & Heckla Inc
37% Nov 19
2
For footnotes
Jan
48 Vb
54
16:%
45%
Feb 24'
48%
83%
48 Vb
*84%
177«
6%
79
9%
49
29%
*91%
5
13
1,000
9 Tb
321/4
—5
9
76% Jan
48%
10
'
36% Feb
17
Mar 24
8414
—10
Inc—
1
86
54%
; 84
.
No par
1
Co
Co
48 Tb
48*?e
55%
36% Feb 16
43% Dec
65
39%
48
85%
24% Jan
78% Oct 17
8
Mar 10
39V4
48
9Tb
9%
83%
6
3
27Tb Apr
16% Mar
62
40 Vb
48
9%
54%
2
64% Jan
i
391/4
48
-
.
82%
28 % Dec
12
40%
3,200
22,200
6,200
*84%.
40% Nov
62% Dec
16 Vb
No par
5
Co common
Bulova Watch
1,700
21%
16
•
7
Apr 10
10T4
21 Vb
16Tb
39%
10
25
10
22
16
'
3% Jan
Mar 26
11
21 Vb
16 T 4
■; 48
•
,
9Tb;
49%
9Tb
15
preferred
Buffalo .Forge
Bullard Co
*10%
22%
16%
"
•
11%
22%
'>•'
22% Jan
Feb
56
•'
11
Burlington Industries Inc* com.—:_1
4&
preferred
,—100
3%% preferred—
1
100
second preferred
-100
Burroughs* Corp
—-5
63
651/4
40Tb
Main# RR—
5
25
45Tb
25 Vb
46
25
18%
2
Dec
3,500
10,800
25
20
68
63 Vb
44%
Feb
11
51% Feb 25
63
18%
441/4
49% Jan
Mar 13
2
63
45
Braniff Airways Inc
22 "
10
60 Vb
60%
25%
83% Feb
Dec
92
13
Mar
1,100
8,500
16%
74
74
18%
31
78
40% Jftn
51
12 % Jan
16%
*73%
*73%
25%
49% Dec
18
2
3,500
73,800
•
51%
150%
150
44%
6
13
82
8% Jan
FRIDAY
3,500
19
29
53% Jan
44% Nov
45% Jan 13
16%
GOOD
103
50%
52%
150%
16%
700
375,800
40%
101%
102ib
51
16Tb
39%
30%
3,400
<
2
1%
2
6,000
25%
Oct
2
33% Jan
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
CLOSED
45%
%
18%
34% Jan
26% Jan
2
EXCHANGE
51 %
25
100
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common^
5
4%% conv preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
—10
Brown & Bigelow
1
5% Jan
STOCK
26%
44%
•
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
73 %
26%.
149 %
74
,-,57%
71 %
*50 %
No par
(The)
Co
Common
5%
'
74%
51%
44%
5
Co
37% Feb
24
16%
94
27%
101%
51%
*73 Vb
1
Nov 21
17% Oct
17
"
100
99
*92%
94
39%
150%
74
20%
20 Tb
100%
1%
101
51%
li)%
2.50
Co
39% Dec 31
14
100
1,400
19,000
3,700
73 %
39%
150
14%
1.25
Laughlin Inc
25% Apr 23
7% Jan
-
v
52%
149%
74
10
Co
&
101
51%
*149
14%
26%
2
39%
39%
4,100
1
2
£an
100%
._1
64
76% Feb
39%
common—8
1Tb
2
1%
4
40%
*50%
501/2
74:i
,,
90
41
40
14%
21%
20%
27
51
5/700
35%
*40 Va
40%
*92%
75 %
27
34,000
34Tb
40
100
94
10
25,100
*82
34%
14Tb
101%
10
24%
57Vb ,58Tb
83
58%
*40
20%
99
*92%
76
1 peso
36% Jan
59
20%
>;
94
7a
53
16
21Tb
103
*92%
1,700
•
100
24%
83
34%
40
27
19
31
7
,
1
59% Dec
Jan
34%
;
188
100%
24Tb
*82
83
>
*178
101
-
:
47%
48
57
58%
r
%
34%
50
Co common
30
60% Dec
'
*82
•v.
42
.
190
23%
23%
5
Corp
Jan
85
57
59%
35%
100
10
36
2
*100
14%
Feb
5
101
14%
77
74% Sep
1,300
*100
43
:.i
47%-
14%
12"
48 % Jan
3,700
47%
*180
14%
100
Bestwall
Stores
2,100
3,100
43
29%
1
1
1
Bohn Aluminum
29 %
60%
,30Tb
39%
Jan
Jan
62
61%
29%
10
Inc
Airplane
900
42
40
70
46
26
60%
39%
12% Jan
July
58Tb
25%
48
84
800
35%
35%
58
26
41%
%% 22 %
700
59%
ISO
'
62
35%
*180
22%
21,800
45%
59
>',.'48
*
'
„
35%
61
;
•
20
88
441,4
61 Vb
45
62
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48%
183
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88
*
44%
*6i%
41
40
'9
12% Jan
90
30%
60%
r
2,600
*86%
;
25%
39%
12
18
48%
100%
59% *
40 V
Dec
23% Jan
48%<
100%
35%
.
59
25%
40
76
6
■
35%
,
38%
15% Dec
23
•
88
62%
,
34%
2
Jan
48%
100%
30
*82
2
4
%
61
57%
i
1%
17 % Mar 19
99%
30%
22%
Jan
5
48%
*99%
49
45%
r
*99%. ioi
100
1
^
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Co
35%
48
56
155
57,800
40%
183
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
143
16%
29%*
100
100
5%
Best &
40 % Mar 26
50% Mar 26
147
Mar 23
2
20,200
15%
9%
J
79% Mar 10
28% Mar
17
6,300
35 Vb
15Tb
40%
——50
Corp
66
6
>>:• 8%
34%
9%
35%
9
>
44%
59 Tb
12.50
135.900
15%
25%
-10
No par
13%
34.%
9
*61%
25%
preferred
500
13
r
15%
.
% *86%
v
59 Tb
60
13%
2,400
34%
8%
;
1
Bell & Howell Co common
1,000
28 %
'
34%
%
1
—10
2.50
25% Jan 29
3
35
10
pfd
1.700
*"15%
8%
8%
"34
61%
35%
Inc
r
27%
28 Vb
13%
13%
62
(AS) 4%%
/■•
28
28%
12%
13%
12%
3
28%
28 %
28%
46
Instruments
2,100
'
24
88
12
Jan
16
Jan
24
280
-
22.700
;v:'
771/4
24
44%i
Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
'
;
20>,
24
83
24
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
2
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22% Mar 13
4
77
20 Vb
24
.24
100
74% Dec
6
if; Jan
26
Feb
78
fco%
noncumulative preferred—100
27% Dec
44% Apr 10
18% Jan
2
?
28 i/„
Feb
77
20 Vb,
48%
prior preferred
preferred
16%
16%
78%
>99%
conv
16%
16%
21%
99%
Corp
7%
16%
25,700
'
86V4
7%
'
9
Belding-Heminway
76
92% Jan 13
Sep 22
16%
25%
*24
Elec com__Nopai
Inc
85%
7Tb
76 *
„
16
Works
10,200
56%
21
76
21%*
-
15'»
4
5
16%
16%
73%
21
l
preferred series C
a
7%
-
'
13
Corp
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
19
23% Aug 27
94% Nov 18
90
50!«
Beech
13% Jan
42
49%
85
(The)
2
43% Jan
15% Mar
50%
85
7%
49%
Beck Shoe
9
Mar 17
41
49!
84%
7%
99%
Beckman
35Tb Mar 18
Feb
49%
84%
Beaunit Mills Inc
59% Mar 23
35% Jan
9
38% Mar 20
2
10% Jan
Jan
24% Mar 25
28% Jan
28% Jan
45
2
84
49 %
.7%
48%
3%%
4%%
Mar 23
100% Mar 26
2
50%'
85% '
Beatrice Foods Co common.
36% Jan
7
80% Jan 13
19
36% Oct
183
■.
7%
-
100
,
■> >' 30
■
49%:
Inc
&
8,900
FRIDAY
92
*91
92
84%
_100
—100
Iron
*91
92
*91
56
:
preferred series B
28.100
GOOD
.
10%
44
58%
($1.20)—No pat-
Corp
Bayuk Cigars
5
10%
*43'b
As._lo
100
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
3
Mar 12
19% Jan
May 22
30% Oct 29
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
95
5
83
18
Jan 23
178
Aug 22
93
J an
-
10Tb
44 %
57%
20
pref
1,500
'
—;~20
Bath
58
36
7
Mfg
10 %
44%
58%
Co_
27
8
16% Jan
prior
180
CLOSED
•
'
10%
44%
——1
66% Feb
6
Mar 24
•
29 'b
29%
29%
29%
29%
a
10%
3,800
EXCHANGE
75%'
56%
preferred
Powder
29'
*44
V
STOCK
/
151
73'/4
59%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
16% Jan
23
.
91%
common
common
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
45% Apr
>
57%
series B preferred
Corp
22
64% Jan 27
151
76 Vb
No pat
Baltimore & Ohio common
4Vc
106%
76%
49%.
49 V b
,
106 %
-
—100
Coast Line RR__
28 % Jan
Mar 26 i
58
23% Jan
7
4%
76
50
49 Vb.
48%
106%
y,
21%
91
preferred
4%%
6
49% V
~
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Babbitt (B T)
20
64% Oct 22
48% May 27
48%
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co
88% Mar 18
Jan
14~700
1,500
Baltimore Gas
66
29
9,700
Avco
5
47 Tb Jan
5,400
347,;
34
*27
28
:
12%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
41% Feb
61% Mar 20
6
34%
34
*26
28
33 Vb
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
5
101% Feb
34%
11Tb
Conv
16% Jan
85% Jan
63% Nov 13
29% Jan
45% Oct
Jan
34
*26
33%
49% Mar 11
13% Jan
15%
34%
300
11,600
'
12
37% Feb 26
12
30% Feb
9% Jan
26
15%
33 %
Austin Nichols common——No par
15% Mar 17
7
15
14%
34%
Atlas
16
6
170
22%
14%.
21 %
5'/o
22
19
68% Jan 27
25% Dec
22% Aug
5% Jan
*21%
15%
11%
Atlas
72% Sep
2
•
21%
14 T 4
33 %
3
30
7
85%
21%
21
11
16% Feb
12
Jun
7% Jan
57
*84%
21%
$3.75
3
26
8% Jan
84
21%
14 Tb
33%
4e/c
6
86% Mar
7
84
21%
*12%
Atlantic Refining
80 Tb Jan 23
85
22%
11%
50% Mar 23
43% Jan
15
22,900
8,300
85 Vb
33 Tb
5
13
Jan
39 T«
20%
Atlantic
90
39
39%
»
59% Mar 23.
45% Nov
27 Vb
39
■'/
92
25
27%
39%
1,300
16,500
12%
15
29
27%
39
...
33TK
17
Feb
68 %
27%
4,000
37Tb
G7
21%
Jan
78% Oct
34
37%
12
com
Common
4
Jan
37%
68% ; 70%
27%
27%
20%
Refining
&
47% Feb
90
28
86% Jan
37%;
69%
33Tb
Atchison
31
10% Dec
37Tb
69%,
5% non-cum preferred
lo
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
15
28% Dec
37 Vb
'
1
Oil
Common
31% Jan
2
45%
5.25% 1st preferred
——100
Associatts Investment Co—___—10
2
2
44%
—
2nd
88% Jan
9% Jan
45%
39%
84%
ASR Products
73% Mar 26
17% Jan
44%
;
preferred $1.50 series_.No par
Corp
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
23
6"% Jan
45%
28
*21%
2.50
Inc
Inc
45%
> "
*84 Vb
5
—1
—.
Shares
Mar. 27
20%
Ashland
23
27% Feb
i
Corp
Arnold Constable Corp
Mar 16
23
Mar 16
14
2
29% Jan
85% Jan
30
83
29
13% May 29
Jan
69
37%
70 <>"
30% Feb
7
67
37%
Oil Corp
35% Feb
Nov
29
5
10
Argo
23 % Jan
16% Apr
3% Jan
15
46
17
May 5
39% Dec
80
45%
31
24% Dec
2
22% Jan
Par
No par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 34
Mar. 23
EXCHANGE
Sales lor
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
49% Feb 11
40% Jan 26
43% Jan
15
44% Dec
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1958
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Bai»ge for Previous
31%
67%.
.*85
-
30Te
31%
30%
30%
<66%
67 Vb
66 V
66 Vb
66
41
2
.
30O
31
30Tb
15,800
66
.300
•-
i
Volume 169
Number
5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1477)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
10% Jan
19% Dec
8
187b Jan
6
30% Apr
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10
24
Jan
46% Dec
94% Apr
2574 Jail
103
52% Feb
9
102% Jan
5
37
Jan
6
•*t.41%Jan
19
76% Dec
11
72
2
46% Nov
20
42% Mar
38% Jan
3
20% Jan
2
13
14% Apr
101% Jan
2
Jan
101
-•
Jan V 2
>
2
6
30% Dec
Feb
26% Feb
Jan
110% Jan
6
27
5
117
17
38% Dec
"19%
9% Jun
27
44
Jan
T
72% Mar 19
16
Jan
5
-^85
15
38
Jan
2
9
18% Jan
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
Oct
30
41
Jan
30
17
78
15
Jan
7
Aug
8
1974 Dec 16
71% Feb
18% Feb
Apr
7
33% Dec
30
32% Jan
17
-104% Jun
12
96
Jan
5
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9
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3
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26
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Mar. 26
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(J I)
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16
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19
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13
20
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13
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12
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21
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2
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12
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16
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27
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6
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30
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60
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31
35
Jan
14
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22
Jan
19%
Mar 17
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4
24% Mar 13
Columbia
3
Combustion
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24
Commercial
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5
18% Mar 11
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55% Jan
2
63% Mar 13
Common wealth Edison
$4.25
preferred—
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37% Mar
61% Feb
26
101% Mar 26
4.64%
5.25%
9% Nov 26
16% Sep 29
6% Feb
10
8% Jan
Mar
19
2
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Jan
11% Jan
13
Congoieum-Nairn Inc
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Consolidated'Coppcnnlnes Corp
2
13% Jan
Mills
11
19
Jan
9
Dec
31
63% Feb
18
68% Jan
21
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4
23
166% Feb
25
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47 % Dec
17
26% Dec
18
20% Dec
3
16
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29
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21% Jan
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22
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2
24*4 Feb
4
50% Jan
2
57 3i Feb
24
23% Jan
2
39 % Jan
23
13
Mar 25
32
Feb
25
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15
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2
6
33
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39
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2
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25
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30
104
21
94
Jan
2
99% Mar 10
Sep
18
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25
93 % Jan
2
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Feb
26
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
88% Mar 18
92
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22
17
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7
30% Nov
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26% Feb
11
29% Jan
16
Jan
23
46% Feb
19
Container
86
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10
27% Jan
2
99
6
106
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2
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81% Oct
30
Jan
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Api: 10:
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see
31
Feb 25
10
May
2
page
26.
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52% Mar
3
2
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21
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6
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100
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.
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5
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160
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$3.75
100
59
1
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63
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Apr
47
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10
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93
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63
1
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85
47
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Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol
200
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1
Laundries Corp
29
31
22,900
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Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consul Electronics Industries
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27% Oct
2,400
24%
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50% Dec
57% Oct
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8
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257b
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4974
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6
13
41
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30
May 15
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10
12
65
45
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9
101
*80
1.
6
27
101
'
1
14
33% Feb
7,800
10
Inc—
14% Jan
33% Feb
30
1
24%
49
30%
11% Jan
23% Jan
B.700
-
25%
357b
43
20% Nov
*45
%
36 '
17
2
49
35%
18
55% Mar
25%
37
:
Comptometer Corp
Condo
2574
36%
15% Jun
'
»
5
48
•
80
51%
2
2
55
134
*975
10174
50%
2
2
\
51%
2
24
80
49%
7% Jan
29% Jan
19% Jan
20
140
8,500
100
preferred
2
14% Jan
64 7b
37'/a
54
V
_
10074
51%
preferred
112% Feb
2
27% Feb
:
50%
44% Jan
1 :.
80
73%
9% Jan
I
*975
10174
24%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
8% Jan
Jan
100%
24%
38"% Jan
9% Nov 21
104
360
31%
*133 74
73%
Columbian
2
15
1007b
*3674
•/
54 7a
23%
51% Mar 23
Jan
Sep
'
527 a
24%
Solvents
101
53%
No par
14
2
*63 7b
10
2,200
307b
5
Inc—
1.4% Jan
Nov
52
100
32
No pai
System
30% Feb
54% Jan
Mar 23
4% Jan
.
10
78%
51%
377b
31
170
787b
.
64 7b
*3674
31%
24%
10
pfd
Pictures toommon
10
.
*63%
37
25%
Gas
Coliunbia
24% Mar 23
19
63%
*48%
44%
35% Mar 24
.4
63 %
31%
49%
43%
17
!2
*152
r
1007b
25%
Broadcast!fig System..2.50
Columbia
37% Nov
29
25
4
17
98% Jan
83
52 "
1007a
*48%
59
Jan
107% Jan
25%
26
59
30%
5
51%.
100%
79%
100
16
20
80
*
49% Dec
May
102%
80
63
2
Jun
170
*787a
"975
101%
45.
Jan
112 "
*900
*61
31%
106
52
*43%
73% Nov 28
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
2
100
1st pfd
May 23
2
*152
83
517b
■
Collins &. Aikmon Corp—
Colorado Fuel
Feb
41% Jan
162
Colgate-Palmolive
60
.
5,000
3
27
23
9
60-%
127%
Jan
24
59%
127
53
Oct
60
12774
6
65
1,300
59 7b
36
36
32J.
900
177b
60%
127
Nov
33'"Dec
94 %
36
31%
45%
1774
128
66
15% Nov 20
57% Dec 30
*63%
"100
4574
17%
127%
nmiciiraulaUve
2
100%
105
4574
17%
123%
4%
3
100%
51%
*102'/a
4574
128
No liar
Co
20
2
*78%
51%
105
457b
17%
(Tire)———No par
Coca-Cola Internal,'! Gorj)
No par
Coca-Cola
50
_
162
83
51%
f
*60
*1027b
105
6'
63% Feb
46% Jan
%
*102%
102
5
23% Jan
•
*89
Jan
10% Jan
105
134
Mar 20
12
*78%
15
No par
gtd
50
"
«•
46%
17%
102
63
tv
45 %
*89
43
<r4% Jan
14,000
15,000
16,600
134
57
.
49%
3,700
1341,4
50% Mar 11
\ 73%
49%
330
200
41-
r\-
:28% Feb
2
407b
•
102
29
5
CLOSED
52 Va
16
68% Feb
EXCHANGE
*69
Oct
30 '
74'
90
102 "
*133 %
Sep
22
49
*89
102
52%
65
23 % Dec
40
90
102
53
20% Dec
*102%
—100
9
2
407 a
5
preferred
16
2
40
-100
l
preferred
2nd
Jan
Jan
1027b
133%
7%
4%
Apr
16
FRIDAY
25%
*102
No par
Clueii Peahody Ai'Co coin
/
46
12% Jan
597a
24
com—
36
47
May 7
37% Dec 24
59%
25%
89
-
133%
0
28% Mar 11
,7
60%
2474
8,300
GOOD
59%
2674
Special;guarnnleed 4% stock
Corporation
,
23% Dec
507b
607b
26
Clevll.e
.
13% Mar 18
50 %
60%
27%
Co com
$4.50 preferred —
Cleveland & Pitts BR 7%
16
132% Mar
49°/a
61%
26
Va
*89
25
Feb
51%
60%
89
103
100
Feb
92
49%
—5
b% .noiicumillative preferred..100
3
,136% Jan
9
48
Feb
33% Mar 18
28
2
Mar 20
38
No par
Equlprhont Co
Cleveland Electric Ilium
55% Jan 7 2
101
19
*
132% Jan
May 27
80
-
6
Jan
24% Jan
36
19
6
v
62% Feb
10
2
*98% Jan
9
18
STOCK:
39%
89
*102
15
2
Jan
3474
40
Co_
2
Feb
15
19
Service
'18% Jan
Feb
347b
39%
89
102%
'
Cities
/49% Mar
47% Feb
347b
10
Co
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co
!•
-
7
77
..
3474'
347b
102%
10
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
;
.'27% Mar 20
103% Jan
34%
88%
100
9
257b Dec
Jan
26
34%
—.100
—
Jan
158
.
1106% May 20
<■; 64% Aug
4
Jan
2
64% Jan
:
2
56% Jan
34%
u.50
—
4% preferred *
4%% /preferred
57% Jan
30
37
42% Feb
,
Common/—-:-
12
16% Jan
11
55 :&■*, Dec
102% Jan
5
43
28
76
'
Jan 21
91% Feb 16
-
19
9
->
-66
:
Feb
2
127
.
58% Feb 25
103% Jan
14
-
Dec
62
?v.
341/4 Sep 10
15% Jan;,: 2
32
3
20% Oct 13
25
59
;
V-45,%
17
Feb
95
.
Feb
July 18
J. 37%
.1 ;fc
102
2
35% Jan
5
101
63% Aug 11
177 b Sep
2
14
35% Jan
17
Feb
13
59% Oct
34% Feb
87% Jan
27
-106% Apr
44% Oct
12
No par
common.
__1(
*90
467a
104
5174
*87%
92
477b
104
52%
89
90
467a
105
52
*87%
92
47 74
105
5274
89
*90
46%
*103%
52 7b
*8774
92
47%
105
SI Va
47
*103%
52%
51%
89
8774
60
27%
91%
10.400
4774
3,800
105
52%
8774
20
300
14.500
100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
Monday, Mar£h SO, 1959
(1478)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since Jan.
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Continental
8% Apr
I8I2 May
-5
61 %
62
61-
62
61 %
62
6014
61%
13
Mar 18
Continental
Motors
Ll
12
12%
11Tb
12%
11%
12
11%
12%
5
67
63 %
65%
67
65%
661b
6514
66
9, OOC
74%
76
74%
75%
71%
70%
4.800
4114
40
40
7314
40%
68%
39%
•10
40%
4,8CC'
2914
30%
29%
30%
Jan
10% Feb
9
61 % Jan
55% Jan
6
69% Jan 26
Continental Oil of Delaware
8
78% Mar 10
Continental
43% Feb 24
18
36% Jan
2
34% Oct
13
26% Jan
2
31
39% Jan
7
50% Jan 20
52
Jan
30
50
Mar 23
48% Mar 17
50% Jan
8
82% Dec 31
82
Jan
97
9
Aug
84% Feb
85
Feb
18% Jan
11
9% Nov
8% Jan
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
9
13
Products
2
22% Mar 12
5
Crane Co common
2
12
43% Feb 19
19
83% reb
Jan 20
3%ft
3
40
18
40
Mar 11
Cream of Wheat
14% Mar
3
20% Nov 28
16% Jan
2
22
Mar 25
Crescent
10
10
7
38% Mar 13
5
44
% Dec
Feb
38
4
Aug 18
29% Dec
12
Jan
7
31% Dec
30
26% Feb
29% Jan
25% Jan
3
41% Dec
16
41% Jan
54% Feb
58% Nov 20
43% Apr 11
92% Nov
7
28% Mar
Jan
87
•'
271b
28
87
V
'
•*
':
9,500
STOCK
G.40C
EXCHANGE
:
104%
*86
6,60C
CLOSED
v.;
86 ;%■%;
87
•■..
•
V
'A. —A)
'V'/'V 30
GOOD
21%
21Tb
*86
21%
21%
2114
21%
9%
9 Tb
9Tb
9%
9Tb
9Tb
9%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
700
39%
3914
38%
39%
39%
6.90C
84%
83
83
*83
;
-
39
'
39
39%
FRIDAY
fx.
13,200
1,10C
*
85
*83
85
*83
24
21% Jan
6
10
25% Mar 19
37% Jan
16
17% Mar
21%
27%
Cuba RR 6ft
pfd
noncum
200
4
13% Jan
2
68% Jan
2
81% Mar 11
12
12% Mar 23
36% Jan
2
14% Jan 22
41% Jan 20
16% Jan 21
Curtis Publishing common
62
66
39
13
18
Dec
16% Oct 30
8% Apr
3
53% July 24
4% ft
preferred
Inc
Press
Cuneo
13
Feb
16
14
22 % Jan
25% Feb
3
27% Jan
35% Mar 26
Jan
39% Feb
19
59% Jan
69% Jan
23
Cutler-Hammer
60% Feb
68% Jan
26
Dana
91% Feb
16
30% Mar
6
40 % Mar
3
31% Aug 27
37
Aug
6
63% Nov 10
41% Apr
3
61% Dec
83%: Jan
15
14
92
Aug
6
14% NOV 18
.90
9% Jan
Mar 10
39% Nov 28
56% Dec
,Jan
5
35
Class
37%
*42%
43%
i
38%
38%
38
42%
42%
43
43
55%
55
56%
55%
56
98
*97
98
98
98
97%
97%
30
29
29%
28%
29%
r
28%
309
7,200
210
29
23,100
680
16
16
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
26
26%
15%
26
26%
26%
264a
26 %
26%
3.10C
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
18,90C
74
74
78
78%
1,20C
•
74
76%
<12%
12%
12%
12%'
12%
12%
39%
14%
64
23 %
33
♦38%
39%
*38%-
39%
*3914
39%
14%
14%
14%
14%
11,400
6314
1. 100
38
64
37%
63%
•
J.
12%
*37%
77%
*38%
14%
*63
*23
32%
1
10
Inc
37%
1,700
7.70C
16
1
A
14,30C
27%
29%
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtiss—Wrlglit common ———1
63% Oct
23% Nov
6
"
G0C
-
21%
271a
97%
<
Cunningham Drug Stores lie—2.50
13% Feb
Dec
38
39
'21%.
55
12%
3
17
14% Dec
27%
38 %
5
15
69% Nov
27%
39
22
%
56
15%
77%
2
21%
28
43
5
100
2
39%
21%
55%
38
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
39%
21
28
-
<42%
t.
100
Cuban-American Sugar
39%
*39
27%
39%
21%
*39
$4^0 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
32% Feb
15% Mar 25
7
20% Mar
5C
97
-
2.50
Jan
18% Jun
88
9,300
;
3%
Crown Zellerbach
Mar 20
94% Jan 28
26% Jan
8
98
13
24
33% Sep
17
(Tun
*86
22
%
16.100'
*84%
86
7
9%
2
1
25
Corp com
preferred
7% Jan
29
37
21%
*84%
86
,.'y
5814
104
107% 1
106
10714
*84%
,
44%
55%
27%
27
27
27
105%
86
38,500
52
*87
5614
55%
4,500
-.
30
49 T4
*
97
*87
97
56%
55%
56%
10814
*84%
preferred—
No par
Corp common
5
$2
6
Oct
29
Corp (The)
Petroleum
conv
6% Jan
56
"88
—
43%
52
*49%
'•>
29%
451b
44%
44%
52
*49%
27%
27
100
Crown Cork & Seal common
20
60% Jan
12
5ft
9
27% Jan
101% Jun 25
20
Dec 31
18% Jan
55%
'
23
i
23
16
94
1C6%
—25
preferred
50
*88
441b
46
50
1
4
3014
44%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3% ft preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
28 % Jan
15% Fob
40%
29%
10
Co
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Jan
80
16
Jun
86
5
Corn
Mar 26
10% Mar 16
4
Jan 19
3
1
39% Dec
Jan
110% Mar 18
85% Jan 19
v 87
Feb 24
35% Jan
5
3% NOV 11
13
Nov
7
52
convertible
6ft
1G
58
10
89% Feb
88
1% Jan
78
Feb
20% Jan
24% Dec
14
5
5
5
.50
50
Corp
preferred
convertible preferred
5ft
Mar 17
28
14
8
102% Dec 30
55% Nov
24% Jan
6
Steel
—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
33% Mar 17
Dec
4% May
preferred
12
41
2
convertible
5ft
29
Dec 22
37% Dec
Mar 11
12,200
Insurance
2
15% Jan
23%
Continental
12
85
*22 %
5
16 % Jan
8
23%
*22%
Mar
18% Jan
oat
*22%
25
66
23
19% May 20
83
.23%
14%
1414
*22%
22
12% Dec
64
13
14%
57% Jan
66% Nov 14
33% Jan
14%
21% Jan
3
16
C4% Feb 12
14%
7
2
<2% Apr
14%
9
13
14
15%
30
Jan
Jan
14%
Oct
Jan
52
2
common
2
7
38% Feb
6
Shares
Mar. Id
Dec
23
63
15
Jan
44
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 26
11% Jan
13% Oct
29
8
Sales tor
PRICES
& Steel—
Copper
Industries
16% Mar 12
SALE
Mar. 25
Mar. 21
Mar. Ti
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1938
14%
15
64
*23
23%
33%
*63
63
63
*63
1,10C
30G
23%
23
23
33%
34%
34%
35%
38
38
38
38 V*
59
2.109
04%
64%
6444
65%
64%
64%
1,900
63%
64
63%
64
32%
*23
87,500
D
30
43% Jan
2
18
Mar
49% Mar 18
54
Jan
61
Jan
13
22
77% Sop
19
88
Jan
28
78
Jan
22
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
79% Jan
2
19
26% Jan
15% Jan
2
26% Dec
13% Jan
2
19% Nov 26
2
54 % Nov
19
July
30% Nov
11
12% Dec
18
11
7
10
1
27% Jan
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power &
34 % Feb
30
,
Jan
14
Jan
80% Mar
81
3
27
36% Mar 20
Dayton Rubber Co
8
60% Mar 18
5
31
10% Mar 23
Deere
&
Delaware & Hudson
9
12% Jan
Delaware
Lack
%No par
50
Western
6% Apr
46% Feb 18
63 % Dec
1
57% Feb
16
68 % Mar 11
25% Dec 31
24% Jan
2
35% Mar 18
Delta
2
Inc
Lines
Air
58% Dec 31
57% Feb
9
64% Jan 26
42% Dec 31
42% Jan
2
47% Mar 13
Detroit Edison
63
Feb
11
Feb
Oct
61
23
<•
Jan
65
—
17% Oct 13
15% Jan
29% Apr
43% Feb
36% Feb 10
30% May
48% Dec 30
46
Jan
13
55% Mar 13
Diamond
25% Jan
35% Sep
24
32% Jan
7
37% Feb 20
Diamond-Gardner Corp
29% Mar 26
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
30% Feb
13
32% Mar 24
9% Jan
4
7
17% Jan
19% Jan 26
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
4
45% Mar
$1.50
14
7
Dec"*29
7
19% Feb 27
Diana
32% Feb 25
11% Jan
42% Mar 13
6
1
15
Stores
2
43%
58% Mar 26
Disney
2
35% Nov 11
32% Mar 24
36% Jan
Distillers
26% Dec
12
22'% Jan
29% Jan 23
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
14% Dec
4
2
17% Jan
12
Dr.
Mar 26
19% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
8% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
19% Dec 31
16
15
6
20
17% Jan
2
18% Mar 18
50% Feb
17
5y% Jan 21
Jan
14% Jan
Sep 19
54% Apr
8
74% Jan
Jan
2
20% Nov 20
77% Dec 31
12
52% May 22
33
9
19% Jan-
7
46% Oct
16% Jan
3
23% Oct 27
Mar 26
6% Jan
9
14% Nov
2
7
23% Mar
22% Jan
12
18
14% NOV 20
Jan
6
28
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
214
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
10
Sep 29
80% Oct
39%
1
Dec
31
202% Feb
103
82
Jan
Oct~24
47% May 13
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
50
May 12
48% Mar 3
82:
*81
82%
150
'
33%
34%>
11,409
1844
18%
18%
18%
11,700
55 %
56%
55%
55%
16,100
28
20%
28
28
271*
2814
4,409
10%.
10%
10%
10%.
10%
10%
10%
67
34%
59%
40%
02%
17%
66
66
*65%
66%
*65%
66%
309
33%
34 %
33%
33%
32 %
3314
4,HOC
58%
59%
59
59%
59%
59%
4.40C
44%
43%
44
43%
43%
43
43
55%
53%
54%
53
54%
53%
53%
3515
32
34%
35
34%
34%
341b
35
32
32 %
*31%
32%.
31%
31%
18%'
18%
1844
18%
*18%
-*
39%
54%
38%
39%
38%
34%
32
4
34%
34%
34%
46%
45%
46
62%
18%
*62%
G4
17%
'.45%
18
8.20C
27,000
45%
*62%
45%
62%
64
■
17-%
19
39%
53%
32%
23 %
33%
40%
<39
56%
32%
33%
33%
23%
24%
4,009
GOOD-
3,600
800
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8,500
■
33%
1
'
24
1
760
•
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58%
23%
54%
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-
10,600
1,100
-
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24%
54
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-
19
56%
32%
23%
55%
33
23%
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17%
17%
.
4.0CC
6,000
16
700
16%
16%
16%
16
16
16
17%
16%
171b
16
17
18%
xl7%
18%
17%
18%
18%
xl84b
18%
18%
18%
3,800
55%
11,1W
•
12,100
56%
55%
55%
21%
22
22%
21%
21%
2,900
83 %
83%
84%
84%
83
8314
18,600
50c
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
41V4.
41%
26
26%
25%
25%
25%
25Tb
1
Corp
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
6
46% Jan 27
11
$4.15
46% Mar 13
preferred
4ft preferred
4.20ft preferred
4.10ft preferred
$2.10 preferred
July 25
50% July 15
47
Jan
7
Oct
51
May 21
45
Feb
16
44% Nov 24
53
Jan
31
44% Jan
2
47
14% Jan 14
24% Nov 10
22% Feb
2
27% Mar
27% Jan
45% Dec 19
43% Jan
14
29% Jan
48% Mar 25
30
33% Jan
8
22% Apr
73% Jan
43% Mar
2
Eastern
Airline
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
28% Jan
2
34% Jan 21
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Asn
78% Jan
5
85% Jan 23
4% ft prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
13
13
Mar 24
9
DWG
11%
7,409
1,100
•;
12%
15,200
15,20C
221
223
22444
227%'
223
227%
105%
105%
10514
105%
105%
106
83%
84%
84%
84%
84%
105%
8414
5
50
50
50
—50
50
50
5
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
41
41
41%
Cigar Corp
*41
*45%
45%
45%
46%
*45%
*46%
45
*46%
25
2414
41%
41%
45%
*45V*
45 %
46
*45%
46 %
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4714
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45%
*46%
47
46
47%
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47 %
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45
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45%
*44%
47%
45%
47
*46%
47
47
47%
25%
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26
1,900
24%
41%
1,10C
85
*45%
46%
85
41 %
45%
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900
,
12
12
226%
Eagle-Plcher Co
11
Jan
11%
;
104%
-
42
46'% Jan
13%
11%
14-
*13%
13%
220%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
42% Feb 27
13
13%
11%
-.3?
No par
No par
Common
7
Feb
13%
-
5
9
Jan
12
13%
11%
56%
(E I) & Co—
Mar
Mar 26
■
25%
13%
1
International—
Duplan
56
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill
48
*80
82%
55%
46
28
82
*81
Dresser Industries
43% Feb
45
*80%
86
106
40% Jan
80%
82%
57%
6
85
*80%
*81
22
13% Jan 20
26% Jan
2,100
7914
21%
240
2
54%
79%
5
9
Feb
5,500
54 V*
78%
17%
No par
1
20
24% Mar 16
45%
55
Chemical Co
du Pont de Nem
172% Apr
101
41%
55
78%
16%
No par
No par
1
Fund
46
55%
79%
46%
18%
19
Inc
Dow
2
14% Jan
11% Mar 18
——
Mines Ltd
Dominick
5
26% Mar
*
1
2.502
1
Corp-Scagrams Ltd
Pepper Co
Dome
87% Mar 13
45% Jan 21
40% Jan. 8
Apr
9
6
74% Jan
•;
50c
Corn—
Jan
15
-1
25
com
(The) Club Inc
(Walt) Productions
25% Jan
2
10
Co
preferred
Diners'
42% Jan
Alkali
45
54%.
*73%
57%
59
x46%
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
30
11,300
4
1.8%
06%
33%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
37% Jan
55
-
,
3
34% Apr
1414
56%
10%
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
16% Jan
&
91%.
14
44%
1
(Dclawaro)
Co
5
Mar
2.HOC
6214
*90
14%
'14%
" 54%
50c
Inc
Records
14%
62%
91%
*90
91%
13%
'44%
62%
17%
50c
Dccca
19
*lJ0
14
46 / ; 47%
55
55
79%
79%
*60%
82
*81
82%
33%
36%
% 18%
19%
57%
59%
28%
28%
10
21% Feb
2
26
47% Jan
27% Jan
Feb
13%
5
Light common__7
Preferred 3.75ft scries A
100
Preferred 3.75ft series B
100
Preferred 3.90ft series C
100
82% Feb 17
65%
91%,
64
*90
1
100
Dan River Mills Inc
Jan
78
79
3%ft
15% Feb 25
13% Feb
87
75% Nov
common--—
preferred series A
Corp
26%
26%
26%
25%
15,60C
120
•'
'•
120
10c
350
40
1,20c
26%
£
26% Jan
97% Jan
Feb
59% Nov 17
13
148
Dec
149% Dec 22
38% Jan
2
159
19
52
Jan
7
137% Feb
6
76% Mar 26
Mar
3
59
Oct
2
Dec
31
22% Jan
2
37
76
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
86
Jan
17
95
20% Feb
39
2
7% Dec 19
26% Jan
2
Mar 17
78% Mar 17
Feb
3
56% Jan
36% Jan
6
70
6
45% Mar 13
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
4
184 »
86
Mar 19
Mar 19
Eastman
6ft
Eaton
18% Jan
16
36% Jan
7
8% Dec 31
40% Nov 19
7% Feb
9
48%
48%
48%
48%
4814
4814
41%
41%
41%
41%
42 %
411b
41%
12.50C
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
21,600
Kodak
Co
Corp
100
5
common
;
Manufacturing
Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—l
4%%
Mar 23
preferred
100
—
24%
241b
39%
39
39%
8%
8%
8%
84a
8%
9% Jan
2
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—
3
Electric
2
16% Dec
2
2
13% Jan
8
24
20% Mar 26
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
10
23% Jan
8
25% Mar 25
Empire District Electric Co
32% Jan 29
84% Jan
2
38
88
Jan
9
Endicott Johnson Corp
4ft
preferred
35% Jan
40
Mar
13
60% Feb
3
54% May 29
61% Oct
10
11
21
14
Apr 30
Nov
Nov
28
11
55% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
4
39% Jan
May 5
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
7
Jan
2
22% Apr 22
79
43 %
2
60% Feb 25
19% Jan
2
13% Jan
32% Nov 24
9
Mar 26
19% Mar
3
Mar 13
Storage
National
Emerson
Battery
Watch
Paso Natural
5
Equitable Gas Co
6
Erie RR
66% Feb
2
36
Feb
2
10% Jan
13
2
9
89
11
89% Jan
2
14
19% Dec 10
33
Dec 17
18% Jan
2
9
31% Mar 26
33
Mar
96
Mar 12
5
24% Feb 18
35
Jan
9
13
12%
9,200
35%
36%
35%
35%
41.40C
57%
57
57%
2,800
54,800
4
19%
191b
20%
25%
*2514
25Va
1,800
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
3614
*34%
85%
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
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361b
85%
2,80C
common—25
100
8.50
36%
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
39Tb
39Tb
2.40C
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
1114
12.00C
64%
63 % /
63%
*83
6414
63
*60%
100
preferred series A
64%
*63%
63
*60%
Co
*60%
5
1
convertible preferred
Finance Corp
64
50
Fairmont Foods Co common
Family
57%
57%
57 %
13%
27%
1
3
22%
23
22%
41%
42%
41%
No par
*32 Va
914
34%
9%
*33 lb
1
100
321b
~93
32Va
I
1
231b
23%
31Tb
32
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-l
4ft
59%
25%
No par
Falstaff Brewing Corp
57%
19
Fairbanks Morse &
22
12%
35%
25
Ex-Cell-O
13
13%
354b
18%
Eversharp
Feb
13%
35%
24%
5
Jan
13%
35
19%
3
9
13 %
12%
5
25%
46% Mar
33
3,60C
40
40
13%
24% Mar
29% Jan
40%
5.40C
39,10C
24%
common
Inc
Corp
40%
407/a
2,OOC
-
8%
5
2
Mar 20
41
40
-
814
10
15
62
40 %
*90
92%
*90
92%
3
Electric Mfg Co^
13% Jan
5ft
10
Co
Gas
30% Mar 12
24% Jan
Sep
60% Mar
20
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
Apr
15% Jan
9,100
8%
4% Jan
36% Oct 17
39
92%
24%
17% Jan
2
39
39%
EI
2
1C
39%
24%
Elgin
2
3,G0C
1,300
88
40%
Jan
6% Jan
43%
24%
Mar 20
44% Jan
4314
*86
88
39%
14
26% Jan
6,40C
184
671b
24%
43% Mar
8
5,500
7,70C
,
77
66%
41%
39
May
39 %
39
38%
44
*86
86
*18214
24%
Mar 23
48% Jan
7
90
38%
4344
43%
.
92%
35
2
38%
43
*84
.
63
40%
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
Jan
86
184
68
24
11% Dec 15
79
44^4
86
*182%
67%
761b
77%
77
77%
184%
67
'
.
15314
*90
39% Dec
38% Apr 30
44
76%
*182%
■r
151%
£.-100
preferred
2
July 21
6612
68
59
5814
60
153%
150
84
••83
83%
58%
151%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Am*—1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Mar 12
2
8
77%
*182% 184%
60%
25% Mar 16
42
10
Dec
152
83
8314
153%
59%
61
*90
Jan
56% Dec
2.50
83%
83%
153%
Ekco Products Co common
Jan
30
60 %
39% Mar 25
27
9
83%
152
76%
100
2
29
6% Jan
10
-
preferred
4%%
4
Oct 31
48 %
41%
10
-10
When issued
Mar 27
14% Apr 15
25
Jan
149
63% Mar 12
156
2,200
48
1
com
Inc
28%
96
27%
*60%
63
,
63
320
/
——
27%
12,400
221b
4,800
41%
41%
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v34 lb
274b
28%
271b
22%
22%
22%
221b
42
41%
41%
34 lb
34
34
284b
-
•
341b
300
9V»
9%
9%
91b
914
17,20C
3214
32%
32-
321b
32 Va
3214
1,100
96
914
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93
2314
231b
23%
231b
23Tb
31%
31Tb
31%
31%
311b
31%
:
1C
-
96
93
231b
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2,800
-
4.10C
O
For
footnotes
see
page
2fl.
Number 5833
Volume 189
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
43
Lowest
llighesl
55
May 19
7
49 % Feb
9
5% Jan
13
Oct
Highest
6
64% Mar 13
8% Mar
Fansteel
Feb
27
32
Mar
3
2
16
16% Mar 10
19% Mar 19
64
2
50
6% Dec
17% Dec
Dec
17
64
Jan
16
68
55
3% Apr
11% Jan
Dec
18
47% Feb
10
537b Mar 13
21% Jan
24% Aug 21
7
18% Apr
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan.1
Tear 1958
Lowest
2 9'% Jan
3
52
Nov
20
48
19% Jan
2
22
Jun
27
2
21% Jan
Jan
5
5%%
~ ZZl
common
26
7
57
50% Feb
6
60% Mar 17
19% Jan
7
25% Jan
Fenestra Inc
30 % Nov
17
27% Jan
8
52% Dec 16
67% Dec 31
45% Feb
4
57% Mar 20
Feb
24
69j/4 iviar 11
2
16% Jan
2
10
24% Mar 14
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
65
38 % Mar
49% July 29
7
136
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
Dec
10
104% Jun
5
tf.25% Jan
19
34% Mar 13
17% Feb 27
19% Jan
2
Ins
16
Corp
Firestone Tire
19
88
69% Mar 26
80% Jan
2
25
22% Nov 21
20% Jan
14
25% Mar
2
Firstamerica
10% Sep 29
9% Jan
5
Jan
8
62% Mar 13
39% Mar 26
39% Mar 26
85% Dec 31
107% Dec
56
4
86
94
Jun
107
112% Dec 16
3
32% Dec
Jan
Jan
5
13
26% Feb
3
12% Mar 18
Feb
89
116
9
31% Mar
5
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
5
97
Jan
6
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
21% Mar 26
26
Jan
28
40% Sep
37
30
43
Mar
Feb
89
10
Jan
37
*96
Feb
92
Murl7
27
93
Jan
8
2
35% Dec 31
2
17% Dec 31
28% Mar 23
14% Mar 23
46% Dec
18
40
Feb
9
180% Dec 24
170
Feb
16
195
Mar 19
95
Mar 11
2
35% Jan
2
17% Jan
2
Nov
10
1
91% Jan
14
7
2
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
36% Feb
18
15
2
22
Nov 19
20% Jan
2
33% Feb
42% Mar 19
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
107% Nov
7
10% Jan
12% Jan 21
14% Jan
19% Feb 20
Jan
95
39% Oct
25% Feb 25
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
14
67% Jan 15
20% Dec
18
18% Jan
2
J an
112
Jan
97
70
24
69% Jan
Dec
45% Mar
5
59% Mar 19
21% Jan 13
50% Jan
2
9% Jan
o4
July
28
2
50%
51%
2,800
28
27
48%
27%
48%
12,000
49%
22%
22%
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22%
59%
59%
59%
60
59%
59%
59
21
59%
21%
20% *21
21
21%
21%
32
21%
10
25
77
Mar 26
Mar 20
Feb
26
4%
Food
3%%
,55%
5
141
&
5,700
65
65%
65
65%
,
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%'
13
39%
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
140 %
143%
142
143%
143%
144
101%
101%
*101 %
103
103
*101%
103
GOOD
71%
69%
70%
2314
23%
23%
23%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
58
59%
57%
5814
58%
59%
59
11%
60%
39%
39%
90
89
89
20
112
113
113
200
90
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111
113%
90
113
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111%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
95
93%
95
93%
94%
94%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
21 %
42
41%
42
4114
42%
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41/64
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93
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93
93
*90%
30
28%
29%
29
29%
29%
14%
15
14%
14%
15%
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47%
48%
46%
15%
47%
47%
48%
47%
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210
*160
210
5,800
5,100
5,600
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3,000
03%
93'4
93 3 4
94
41
38%
39%
39%
40%
58%
57%
58
57
57%
56%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2014
41%
39'%
40
3814
10 %
10%
10%
39%
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41%
10%
10%
10 %
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57%
20%
39%
10%
18%
18%
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18
18%
17%
ZZZZZZZZlo
106
1
18
18%
107%
106
108
23%
24%
73%
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V
94%
39%
100
II,500
56,500
12,800
14,000
1,100
2,000
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112
109%
23%
24%
71%
71%
108%
24%
23%
72
—100
14,000
210
95
40
1
7,700
15
48%
20%
i0
295,200
29%
57%
par
10.900
'
39
5
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
4% preferred
210
*93%
1
Z~2
No
100
41/64 45/64
93
*90 Va
28 %
100
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
5,400
41
*90%
5,100
,
22
41%
3,400
31,800
95
22 %
FRIDAY
3014
93%
1
Foster-Wheeler Corp
10
70
24
10
Z
42,300
72
10
Foremost Dairies Inc—
5,500
CLOSED
I,900
15
_
4,000
EXCHANGE
23%
113
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STOCK
"
71%
ioe
Freeport Sulphur Co
4,000
56
11%
prcferredZZZlOo
3%% preferred
Mineral Co
Ford Motor Co
32%
72%
*83
Corp
Foote
31%
54%
23%
par
preferred
convertible
32%
55%
23%
2 50
Chcm
2,000
31%
55%
66 ',4
72
ZZ
5
_~ZZ~5
2nd pfd
7,000
55%
18%
142
*101%
o
_
2,600
3,300
"
■
32
65%
40%
17%
6.25
Z.ZZZZ.N0
convertible
Much
31%
56%
68%
•
A
conv
32%
56
66%
5
-
48% Mar 26
35% Apr
37% Jan
89
51%
divld pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
12% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
80
48%
$4.20
30
300
*69
2714
Rights (expire Apr 10)
Jan
35% Oct 27
28%
75
51%
Florida Power &
Light Co-ZZno pa/
Fluor Corp Lid
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common1
9
% Mar 25
41/64 Mar 25
*66
51%
14,100
49%
22%
Florida Power Corp
17
33% July 18
72
51
18%
28
No par
Wnen issued
$4 preferred-.
$4.50
54
*66
51%
1814
5,700
.
,
'
19
18%
48
Corp
(The) Carpet Co__
FJintkote Co (The) common
Mar 13
Oct 29
8,400
8
22%
100
Firth
2
28
18%
Shares
61%
27%
4 Va%
14
61% Dec 15
18
19%
80
40
6% Mar 10
6
8
49%
& Rubber com
15% Apr
37% Jan
60
8
22%
Filtrol
55% Feb
12
61
8
22%
NY
preferred
First National Stores
Nov
60
8%
23%
— u
Prod—___Ino par
™elity Phenix Fire
Mar 11
103% Feb
60%
8
.
Mar. 27
x48%
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc
6
101% Jan
59%
8
51%
in
Ferro Corp
piberboard Paper
12
44% Jan
151
13
61%
♦he Week
Friday
Mar. 26
Z.2Z50
Federated Dept Stores
23% Mar 13
•17% Feb
*70
Bales far
Thursday
Mar. 25
5
Co common
preferred
2
20% Jan
18%
Wednesday
Mar. 34
25
PaPer Board
4.60%
10 % May
30
7%
conv
29% Jan
Dec
59%
""2
,
-
1
26
23% Feb
5
■
Tuesday
Mar. 28
pfd 1953 series_ZZZ_50
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
_5
Federal Pacific Electric Co—!
9
56% Jan
5
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Fedclers Corp
22
29% Mar
Mar 24
Fawick
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
70%
71%
26%
2314
50%
25%
26%
23%
23%
50%
50%
*50
50%
200
11,300
110
2314
*70
5,000
24
81,300
71%,
120
G
Jan
12% Jan
14% Dec 17
e
8% Jan
2
7
28
26% Mar
9
17% Nov 17
16% Jan
2
24% Mar 17
40% Jan 22
48
July
45% Jan
12
20'% Jan
35
Dec
51% Ma r 17
39 % Jan 27
2
32
Jan
Jan
51% Dec
17
27
2
3% Jan
30
Mar 26
4
46
Jan
19
2
38
Feb
9
5% Jan
7
53
Mar 23
47% Mar 18
8
Mar
9
34
7% Oct 22
Oct 22
13
14% Jan
31
2
31% Ja-n
8
37% Jan 19
17% NOV 12
2
24% Jan
45% Dec
9
17% Jan
5
19% Mar
6
Mar 12
8
4
Feb
3
Qabtlel
Co
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
57e
j
Inc
convertible
Gamewell
Co
7% NOV 20
67% Nov 26
43% Mar 13
64% Jan
19
2
36% Dec
11
33
Mar 25
36% Feb
2
Apr
18
95% Feb
3
96% Jan
40% Sep
9
33% Feb 26
39
22
General
51% Feb
9
67% Mar 11
General
Ainer Oil Co of Texas
Amer Transportation
14% Nov
7
12% Jan
2
14% Jan 22
General
Baking Co
Jan
28
150% Mar 11
7% Feb
9
24% Feb 25
9% Jan
2
Jan
General
American Investors
Jan
13
84
Mar 17
69
Jan
2
90
Mar 26
7
7% Feb
5
10
29% Dec 18
24
55
Apr 29
67% Nov 19
57
Apr
19% Jan
8
79% Dec 29
74% Feb
83% Mar 13
General Dynamics
Corp
General Electric Co
2
34% Dec 31
30% Jan
39% Mar
6
General
Finance
Jan
13
79% Dec
2
74 % Feb
2
General
Foods
22% Dec
18
2
30% Apr
7
75
3
Jan
48-
Jan
14
7% Nov
14
Apr
48
4% Jan
2
60% Jan
2
105
34% Mar 12
38% Mar 26
3
52
Sep 19
Jun
Nov
2
5
$0
Mar 25
General
50% Jan
5
General
112k% Mar
4
83
Aug 29
92% Jan 22
34
Jan
6
44
19
83% Jan 12
42% Jan
7
48% Mar 23
2
87% Nov 20
77% Mar 20
87% Jan
General
Aug 25
41
20
31% Jan
28
May 26
31% Feb 24
29% Jan
2
36
52% Feb
6
52% Jan
2
60% Mar 13
Oct
20
5% Jan
2
6
53% Mar 17
Jan 27
39% Feb 18
27
44% Jan
4
Jan
2
6
g
Jan
2
50% Dec 31
47% Feb
21% Apr 15
38% Dec 16
33
37% Jan
15% Jan
5% Jan
21
Jan
15
2
$5
Feb
2
22% Apr
General Precision
$1.60
conv
3
Apr 29
Jan
84% Jan
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
Nov
11
27
Jan
2
29% Feb
3
4
26% Jan
7
29 % Feb
13
Jan
2
44% Jan
15
35
1
90
Feb
9
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
91
Sep
9
90% Jan
8
99
Dee
73% Mar
75
3
Mar 13
74% Feb 27
92% Mar 26
401
Mar 10
99% Mar
3
$1.32
preferred
General
&
98
Jan
2
104
Jan
2
36
Mar
52
Jan
2
72
Feb
44% Jan
3
64% Dec 29
63% Jan
9
70% Mar 17
10
30% Oct
15
23% Feb 26
28% Jan 23
3
49% Oct
14
44% Mar 18
49
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
7
89% Jan 21
15% Apr
28
Apr
16
47
9
2% Jan
16
175
Dec
36% Jan
8
45% Mar 16
27
95% Feb 27
23'% Jan
2
27% Jan
Jan
7
50% Jan 27
3% Jan
5
12
44
172
Jan
9
81% Dec 29
76% Jan
14
124% Dec 30
53% May 19
July 10
Mar 26
92% Jan
3% May 15
2
157% Jan
4% Jan
175
Feb
Feb
12
117% Jan
7
132% Mar
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
351/4 Jan
2
40% Feb
41
Jan
2
49% July 31
42% Feb
17
1
Jan
2
4 % Jan
9
15
28% Jan
31
3% Dec
40%
40%
39%
82%
33%
82%
13
*82%
83%
83%
8%
35 %
8%
37%
34%
Dec
24
22
Apr
17
2
146% Jun
18
2
39% Dec
2
9
22% Jan
14% Jan
80% Jun
17% Mar 20
<7% Dec
For
16
footnotes
77
4
Nov
17
135% Jan
!
73
6
140
Feb
18
6
63%
35,200
80
80
80%
79%
80%
35%
33%
34%
33
33%
38,500
1,800
78 %
79%
45%
64%
78%
78%
21
79
78%
20%
t
21%
99:'4~ 100%
110% 111%
45%
45%
111 %
111%.
86%
111%
45
78%
21%
*100
100%
110% 110%
112
*110%
45%
111% 111%
86
86%
77%
21
22
100%
99%
45%
45%
111%
45%
111%
86%
48%
48%
4714
78%
77%
86%
48%
77%
—1
78'yjj
77%
38%
39%
37%
39
38%
39%
37%
38%
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35
34%
34'4
34%
58%
5%
59
58%
59
5%
5%
5%
51%
52%
36
36
52%
35%
52%
35%
*86
*48%
18%
18%
55%
28%
.
18%
54%
54%
28%
29
28%
600
34%
59%
200
59
5%
5%
16,400
52%
53%
35%
18%
55%
27%
?
35%
*35
18%
35%
18%
55%
800
5,000
11,500
53%
5%
52%
18%
220
128,000
1,100
59%
5%
35
*33%
59%
55
86%
.
5,600
47,800
1,100
*18%
55
54%
27%
28%
a7%
'
90.0
.
7,300
2,200
70O
3,500
3,500
28%
28%
2814
28%
28%
28%
*28
28%
*27%
28%
67%
65%
67
27%
67%
*27%
66%
27%
66%
28%
28%
340
*27%
10
65%
66%
38,600
68
' 70%
67%
70
68%
69%
67%
69
13,200
66%
92%
27,000
66%
68%:
92%
*90
66%
*90
67%
92%
66%
96%
68
90
385
65%
90
382
382
379
377
380
97
98
98
96%
*101
103
*101%
98
92%
90
30
*350
390
410
*96%
98
250
103
50
3,400
41,900
800
70
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24
46%
46%
47
4714
4714
4814
48
49
19,400
19,700
43%
44
44
5,000
69%
*94%
96%
43
*94%
43%
43%
96%
*95%
44%
43%
96%
*95%
96%
3Z200
47%
4714
47%
46%
4714
46
46%
5,000
4%
4
4%
8,900
4%
4
185
*170
86%,
88
4
*170
86
4%
185
86%
4
*170
86
185
*170
127%
128%
127%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
85%
8614
gzboo
129%
6,500
38%
39%
900
43%
44%
7,300
39%
Grace (W R) & Co
44%
45%
44%
44%
43%
44%
128
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Union Co (The)
Grant (W T) Co common
3%%
preferred
129
185
127%
86%
130%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
i?
3%
3%
43,600
5
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9%
9%
5
53%
54%
53%
53%
53%
54%
53%
2,900
15,100
62%
64%
60 %
61%,
60%
61%
60 Va
9%
54%
60%
46
46 %
46%
47%
46
47%
46'%
47
83%
82
82%
*81
83
83
83
14%
14%
14'%
14%
8,900
44 %
44%
44%
44%
28,400
6,200
No par
12.50
5
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3'%
8,200
3,900
40
100
*82%
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co„ 1
14%
15
14%
44
%
45
44%
14%
44%
Gt Northern
No par
29%
30
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29'%
30
25
50%
52%
51%
52
50%
51%
50
50%
Ry Co
Sugar com
No pai
No par
53%
54%
52%
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
4,300
8,400
25%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
27
27
27
5,900
.-100
100
1
139%
*138'%
*138'%
140
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great
7%
Iron Ore Prop
Western
preferred
Bay & Western RR
Green
(H L)
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
2
19% Mar 26
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85% Jan 28
88% Jan 20
10% Jau
10
see
26.
page
63%
79%
34%
48%
(The)
Green
16
7,800
47%
Co
5
Jan
10,600
78
5
6.67
1,000
9Va
35%
65%
63%
00
9
35
Glidden
15
29% Mar 24
87
9
35%
26
47% Fab
10
87
8%
35
25%
80% Jan
2
85
8%
170
26
37 % Mar 26
7% Mar 17
84%
\
20,700
25%
29
22% Jan
FRIDAY
26
Mar 26
4
GOOD
83%
25%
Great Northern Paper Co
30% Feb
39%
82%
f
26
Great Northern
25% Mar 23
38%
82%
•
25%
57
12
4014
82%
78%
—10c
150
/>
Gladding McBean & Co
30% Mar 18
4
39%
82%
48%
common
55% Feb 27
31% Dec
Apr
Brothers
2
Mar
40%
77-%
$4.50 preferred
Feb 27
2
67
Glmbel
26% Jan
8
36
233«
6
46
36
48%
Co_
44% Mar
-49% Jan
3614
111%
86%
Co—
15% Mar 19
20% Jan
131% Jan
Products
Oil Co
Gillette (The)
7
"
36%
19,900
80%
111
1
4,500
CLOSED
36%
111
15
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10%
34%
8% Jan
1
13%
151
10
68%
Mar 17
Oct
*150
1014
67%
84% Mar
31
150
3314
48
61
Sep 10
51% Nov 12
13%
14
13%
150
*101%
2
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
7,500
34%
2
5
2,800
59%
68%
77% Jan
54% Jan
33%
58%
103%
38% Jan
15
33
59
67%
8
11
Dec
33%
58%
34
2
59
170
33
69%
Granite City Steel
9% Dec
95%
34%
Jan
3
95%
68
66
5% Jan
1,700
96
*95%
3314
10
4
'< 400
34%
,
•
713/4
58% Feb
July
43%
34
6%
34%
Grand
Dec
6%
43%
34
102%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Mining Co Ltd
88
6%
44
6%
10%
36
)
100
34
68%
10% Mar 18
41
10,700
7,2
x44
343's
54% Mar 23
16
6,100
18%
18%
80%
20%
1%
64%
7%
36%,
18%
36
10134
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
4
65%
18%
7
*35
102%
18
3
46
Feb
63%
8%
7%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
46% Feb
28
75
4
t,
6,300
36 %
*35
Genesco Inc
17
46% Mar 17
14
150
par
Goebel Brewing Co_.
9
13%
149
36%
com_
28
19
13%
149
42%
-
31,900
■
10
52% Sep 22
62 % Nov 20
Oct
27% Jan
2% Jan 27
7% Jan
7
3
8% Oct
8
90% Feb 24
69
30
33% Jan
2
19
13%
148%
37%
Getty
33% Apr
21% Jan
26
60
23%
25
-
Time Corp
Gerber
23% Jan
Jan
34%
58%
37
preference
5%% preference
27
33%
61
10%
3614
$5
4
34%
10%
4%% preferred
4%% conv preference
27% Dec 29
52% Dec 30
95%
34%
95 %
26%
23%
25
Electronics
General Tire & Rub
2
20% Jan
26% Jan 13
96
10%
10
preforred
Tele
45
34
10
Castings Corp
l
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30
6%
*43%
34%
60
10c
—
Genl
6%
45
34%
33%
5
1.25
General Steel
12
18%
6%
'
25%
No par
No par
preferred
$3 convertible preferred
55% Mar 24
Feb
18%
96
No par
General Public Service
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
29% Jan 22
90 % Aug
2
6%
*43
1
18 %
19%
Equipt Corp
3
275
2
79
1
7%
35
101%
Outdoor Advertising—
Portland Cement Co,
2
18% Mar 23
50% Dec 16
7
Feb
83
129
18%
7:%
35
1
Preferred $3.75 series
25% Jan
34% Dec 31
2
3,900
100
46% Jan
4
60
16% Jan
43%
No par
16
28
14
Jan
44%
7%
36
Nq.par
preferred
General
25
25
43%
7%
No par
27% Sep
3
4314
„Zl
Corp
28% Sep
24% Sep
13
17% Jan
Mar 11
44%
*35%
5
47% Dec 30
3
32% Jan
42% Mar 13
3,800
—1
.
Motors Corp common
General
48% Jan
3
52
5
preferred
117% Jan 16
12
52
2
Instrument Corp
Mar
5214
No par
Mills common.^
8c/o
87
52
44'%
7%
52%
44%
100
-
General
3
2
27
-
Corp
Mar 25
G
Dec
52
60
Zno
—
33% Jan
2
53
5
General Cable Corp com
105% Oct
107% Jan
52%
-
_2
4% 1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc.
Gen Contract Finance
Corp
General Controls Co
22
Mar
30%
No par
Mar
114
30
5
preferred
104% Mar 16
16% Feb
88% Jan
45
9% Jan
39% Mar 18
34%
-
com
General Bancshares
Corp
General Bronze Corp
84
109% Jan
G
9
44% Jan 15
66% Jan
58% Feb
89% Dec 30
117
Jatr 28
10% Mar 25
41% Jan
30%
1
common
80
141
8
2
33%
100
93% Jun 27
3
74% Dec
9% Nov 10
Dec
33%
50
$4.50 preferred
138
Jan
8
19% Jan
34
,
Aug 25
7
9% Nov
5
38% Nov
43% Dec 11
125
33%
Zl
Inc com
4%% convertible preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
General American Indus com
6r/o convertible preferred
7
7
50 %
5
6
102
23%
50%
2
3% Jan
15
25
24
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood
Industries
26% Jan
Oct
24%
23%
*50%
No'Bar
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co.
52% Apr
94
24%
5
_5o
common
preferred
Co]Inc
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%%
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
100
1
1
139
*73
77
*73
140
75
*73
138%
160
138%
75
73
20
73
37%
38%
37'%
38'%
40,600
18%
38%
18%
18%
18%
18'%
33,300
*87 %
88%
*87%
88%
*87%
19%
88%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
35,200
400
38%
39%
38%
18%
19
88
88
28%
29%
29
7%
7%
8
8
8
8
7%
7%'
30
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1480)
.
Monday, March 30,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
14
52
101
9
5
Mar
25
Feb
84
90
55% Dec
96
19
30
Sep
Oct
102 7
2
100
Jun
25
109
2
71% Mar
G
110% Feb 26
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
■
Thursday
30% Feb 17
78% Jan 22
127% Jan 22
64% Mar 23
Common
Jan
5
84% Jan
20
89
Mar
5
89% Jan
22
94
Jan
9
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
102% Feb
13
Mar'
3
$5
55
31
28%
*73
28%
*73
113%
27%
74
74
Mar. 27
Shares'
■'
273
28%
733.,
28%
28%
73%.<
116%
114%
1
104% Mar 11
104%
105% Mar
4
.64 %7
90 " %
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93
*103% 105
7
114%
114%
100
_100
S5.0| dividend preferred
104
63%
3,600
27%
i
*74
,
115
75
200
110
111%
100
63%
63'.,
64
90
■88
12,500
*92 %
63%
90
93
'*88
7 93
*83
—100
100
preferred
preferred
dividend
":Ji 2%
*104%' 105%v;
No par
$4.44 dividend
13
May
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No per
Gulf Oil Corp
J25
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Mar. 26
.Man #6
.
Gulf States Utilities Co-
July 14
10
99% Sep
Mar. 34
Mar. 23
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
f
May 29
95'. b Jan
Highest
25% Jan
28 7 b Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 10
6
397b Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
l^nge Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
■
May
7
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1958
93
7*91
93
•: *91
■
*103% 105
*83
-
93
*103%
3,900
89
7' ;7.;
93
*91
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9/
",*103%
1057,"
105%" 105%
104%
63%
>
93
20
■
105
*104%
80
105%
II
38% Jan
3
47% July
49J/a Apr
7
69
44% Feb 20
58% Mar 3
25% Jan
5
21
Mar 25
2
Aug 14
13% May 20
29% Nov 18
24% Dec
8
70
20
Jan
21
47%
69%
28%
24
95
Mar 26
Jan
9
Jan 20
Jan 15
Jan 15
33% Mar 16
Uammermill Paper Co
—
2.50
Hammond Organ Co,
..
__1
Harbison-Walk Refrac com—^7.50
6% preferred—,
Harrls-Intertype Corp.
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw Chemical. Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred
50
Havcg Industries Inc
1
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
;
100
Heller (W E) & Co
1
Heime (G W) common
10
7ft noncumulative preferred-—25
Hercules Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
5% preferred—
100
Hersliey Chocolate Corp
No par
Jan
2
99
Feb
6
21% Jan
2
33% Sep 26
29% Feb
26% Jan
2
41
Nov
19
39% Jan
9
5
49
47% Dec
10
6
5
132
8
Dec
88
30
Jan
13
Nov
10
23
Apr
44% Dec
30
20% Apr
22% Jan
29
29% Nov 14
36% Nov 18
3% Jan
9
' 44% Feb
'127
Mar
1
Jan
7
13
32% Dec
30
140
20
Mar 17
9% Dec
38
6
Doc
30% Jan
7
38 % Mar 26
26% Feb
'
43% Jan
2
67
7
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
23% Jan
2
64% Jan
10
86
38
2
Feb
25
10
107% Oct
12
30% Jan
8
Jun 27
16% Jan
Nov 20
50
118
31
3
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
26% Jan
14
13
15% Sep 29
Jan
7
74
Jan
2
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
167!, Jan
33% Dec
10
19
15% Dec
2
9 Tb Jan
31
6
30
49'A Mar 24
Jan 13
38
Jan 28
44% Jwi
5
34
Mar 3
44% Mar 23
10% Mar 26
39
Jan 15
77% Mar 5
16% Jan 12
72
Mar
3
89% Feb 26
31% Jan 28
33% Mar 11
37% Mar 13
20% Jen 21
64% Mar 17
116% Mar
3
2
73% Mar 16
Jan
8
45 /
33% Jan
■
Jan
34
35% Nov 20
11% Jan
7
19
Jan
66
31
60
Jan
112% Jan
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
53% Jail
7
35% Jan 23
19% Nov 10
G1
1
2
Jan. 16
27% Mar 11
33% Dec
32% Jan
8
52% Jan
2
13% Mar 16
89% Feb 21
Nov
Jan
38% Jan.
22
51% Dec 31
15% Nov 17
83% Oct
34
9
5
7% Jan 16
17
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
38% May
•16%
4.7%
63%
•
21%
22
89
89 V
32 %
33%'.
32%
44%
44%
43%
2
13% Jan
64'% Jan
5
9
7
39%
.18%
69
98%
85
Jan
3174 Jan
7
1574 Jan
19
Mar 26
Jan 22
Feb 27
Feb'25
Mar 11
3974 Mar 13
21
Jan
2
44%
48%
377V
36%
36%
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31%
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10
39
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72
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60%
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3274
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55
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45% Dec 18
Jan
2
9% Jan
20
17 7b Jan
3
25% Jan
2
12% Nov
12
25% Dec
32% Jan
Jan
5
5
2174 Jan
5
23% Mar
4
2774 Feb"
2
29
Jan
7
4274 Mar 25
4974 Jan
21
5374 Mar
6574 Jan
2
Jan
30
43-
Mar
9
Hooker
84
Jan
2
89:
Mar
5
Jan
31
9
8'/a Nov 20
7
Feb
9
Jan
7
297V Nov 21
27
Feb
13
10
23% Nov 28
2074 Jan
7
36 74 Jan
9
41% Dec
2
3
8% Mar 25
2974 Feb
2
24
Feb
5
Feh 12
38 74 Maris
41
27%. Jan 13
74% Dec 29
39*/aSep 16
33
Mar 25
3774 Jan
84
Juil
6
75
Jan
81
Dec
1
90
Jun
6
8374 Jan
92
Feb
20
977V Aug 13
95
Feb
2
6
8074 Mar
2
5
85 74 Mar
6
27
9674 Jan 30
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
7074 Jan 12
75
Jan
22
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan 15
1674 Jan
26
5% Jan
10
14% Dec 30
1374 Jan
19 74 Mar 18
1
Apr
18
3% Dec
22
3'/o Sep
7% Sop
401A Apr 14
13% Jan 27
72% Jail 17
5
Homostake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
35
15% Feb
Jan
50c
,
63
Oct
9
9
174 Jan,
13
5974 Jan
2074 Nov 17
8774 Dec 19
8774 Jan
2
2
3874 Dec
3
35 % Jan
13% Jan
2
2474 Dec
1
21
5 74 Jan
Jan
3
66
Mar 17
22% Jan 21
91% Mar 26
Jan
2% Jan
3
674 Mar
374 Jan
18
20% Jan
674 Oct 20
274 Mar
6% Mar 25
13
8
3874 Jail 29
2374 Jan
21
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
convertible
common—
10
preferred-
30
43'4
17
17TV
177V
177,
1,100
57.74
59%
56%
597 a
i4f8oo
13%
,
13%%
133a
13%
2,700
22>%
22%
2,000-
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29 TV
39 '
43
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23
preferred-.
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
3374
3%%
-4%
I
preferred—
preferred
4.4074 preferred
I
Houston Lighting & Power
100
100
No par
Howard Stores Corp.
Co (Delaware)—
l
1
5%
&
Manhattan
100
1
.—
50
90
8%.
87V
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28%
22%
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23
33
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6274
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6 2 74
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25
20
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20
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140
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22
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2.100
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37
;
3,100
•,
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f
3574 Feb
11
50
2874 Jan
13
507!, Dec 31
29% Jan
2
Dec
31
41
31
4774 Jan
21
Oct
13
42;
Oct
3
48
47*
Dec
1
5274 Jan 22
Jun
9
52
3074 Jan 28
38% Dec
4274. Mar 18
4774 Mar 26
3774 Feb- 25
42
43% Feb
4
4674 Mar
4
Jan
12,
Idaho Power Co
34% Ffeb
27
Ideal
5574 Jan
21
41% Mar 23
Feb
13
4274 Jan
9
48
5
50
Jan
5
7
47
Jan
14
Feb
4574 Dec
2
Jun
23
4274 Dec
2
4774 Feb
3
44
Jan
14
4574 Mar 18
2974 Jan
2
3874 Nov 20
37
Jan
2
39% Jan 22
6% Apr
51
25
14
Jan
2
68
Jan
9% Nov
156
73
24% Nov
12
1074 Ffeb 18
2274 Feb
2574 Jan
16
95 74 Jan
10274 Jan
15
2
101
Nov
162
July 18
158
Feb
158
146
Dec
133
Feb
15074 Jan
Jian
2
2
2274 Jan
43
20
29
16
Insuranshares
58 74 Jan
27 74 Mar 26
7774 Mar
Oct!
94
30
90% Jan
9574 Feb 24
Jan
2
44
Oct
3
166
Dec
9
Jun
11
26% July 7
68 74 Jan 13
33% Sep
7874 Jun
15
13% Apr
1
2174 Aug 27
7074 Jan
17
95
Oct
13
13
Jan
2
8574 Feb
27
68
Sep
25
96% July 16
7% Jan
13
1674 Nov 11
57% Jan
100
Jan
1374 Dec 31
12274 Nov
7
25
494
73
91
4
59
125
30
3574 Oct
6
14
5
7674 Jan 29
Feb
Mar
9
19
Feb
24
Mar 20
3374 Jan
Mar 13
Mar 12
12674 Mar
_
12% Mar 20
18
4174 Oct
4574 Mar 25
15374 Jan
31
1274 Jan
Feb
2
538% Mar 18
6
11674 Feb
Dec
13
Jan
6
5
9774 Mar il
71
Jan
28
2974 Mar
24
40
Jan
2
6
29% Mar 17
1774 Feb
136
28
2
94
3
Jan 28
1674 Jan
6674 Jan
2
2
145
Jan
29
37
Jan
12
47
Mar 16.
2
17
31
28
Jan
10
Feb
10
3574 Feh 16
Feb.
3
2874 Mar 19
4-2% Mar 13
31% Jan 16
33% Dec
May 28
1374 Jan
Feb
34
3374 Oct 17
3
32% Sep
37
28
21% Jan
2
2874 Feb
9
3374 Jan
31
1874 Jan
2
19
Dec
3574 Aug
7
3874 Jun 10
3374 Jan
2
3674 Jan
2
27 74 Jan
2
3474 July 16
3374 Jan
7
2974 Jan
13
44% Nov 19
37
118
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
12674 July 24
4274 Oct 28
:/
41%
-
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•
46 :
3974
5074,
119
Mar 24
Mar 25
3674 Jan
2
1974 Mar
14
5
3774 Feb 27
38% Jan 20
3774 Jan
21
45
15
123
Jan
Jan
*153
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140 V,
13974
43%
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32%
23
.50 74 Mar 18
interchemical Corp common
When issued
474%
Interlake
Iron
28%
I
Corp
InPL Harvester
7%>
1
5
4% preferred
100
International Mining Corp
5
mt'l Nickel of Canada—t.No par
Internatfonal Packera Limited
1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
520VK
No par
i
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co:
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common—
$6
preferred
42%
26%
297V
<2974
29,%
29/
1874
18%
18 s,,
177i»
17%:
1187 V
-
;
,
28,200
22 3
94
12 %
60
*60
61
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4,600
10,600
17%
19,400
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10,900
13%
2,908
119
91
61
132
34 7 b
357V
43
357V
457b
480
300
6,400
4,180
42%
42-%
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39%
38%
39
29%
29%
30
29%18%
30
31%
1,900
18'a
18%
35%
35 *b
35%
4,000
1,200
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132
35
29%
19
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13%
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1,390
11,000
100
76
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45
22%
119
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11,600
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92
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93
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66,400
1,500
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l
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37
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37 3i
4,400
10
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3774
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353«
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35
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37
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38
38%
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39
1,400
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40 /
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129
35 74
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93
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45
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•
129
common
•
45%
23
17
7% preferred
__25
International Telep> & TelegJNo par
international Utilities Carp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Internaflonal Silver
93
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1357 b
151%
227n
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160
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524
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151
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preferred
International Salt,—
International Shoe
26
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3,100
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2974
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100
;
—
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
International Paper
$4 preferred
525
5
common
preferred
92%
2674
100
Infc'l Business Machines
72
70
5
preferred
4443
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7
25
Jan
15
3974 Jan 27
13
7
Jan
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2874 July
3274 July 14
May
47 '
1
Inspiration Cons Copper-^
3174 Mar 18
27
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No par
5074 Mar 18
143
22
inland Steel Co
3G74 Jan
29
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;
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42%
9%
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30
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13
26 74 Sep
552
Dec
50%
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i
1
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6% preferred
——100
12
Jan
7
Feb / 2
B A
Oct
5
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443 h
"
"
preferred
5o
preferred-,
59
4.70% preferred
50
4.42% preferred50
4.20% preferred
50
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6174 Dec
1874 Jun
49
1n0 par
15
4.26%
2974 Dec
Dec
3274
4.08 %
13
■
300
Illinois Central RR CoIllinois Power Co common
32%
/ 44"-
4474.%"
5
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Apr 29
_
,
86
Co
44%
Inclustria Electrlca De Mexico
874 Jan
May 27
25% Jan
37
13
45% Jan
Cement
10
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35%
121
,
-
4774
Jaeger Machine Co
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Gent Pwr & Lt 4ft pfd—100
Jewel Tea Cb Ine
217 a
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,
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47
27%
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100
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120
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2
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267V Sep
33 ','2 Oct
82
90 V2 May 12
Jan
15
3
3
217'a Feb 25
257V Mar
82
Jan
2
13
23% Jan
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857a Jan
47
62%
Dec~23
347V Apr 23
53
Dec
35
Apr 11
93
Mar
38-
May 22
31
4
For footnotes
Jan
24
52% Dec
88
31
7
Feb
16
57
85
Jan
28
867a Jan
Feb
6
2T
9
51*/2 Jan 28
56% Dec 31
587V Feb 19
49TV Feb
9
61
57*/a Jan
59% Jan
2
70*V Mar 18
Dec
30
99% Aug
7
97
54*/a Oct
8
46'/a Mar 24
see
page
26.
Jan
2
1037V Jan
16
28
53% Jan- 21
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common—k
preferred
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3% ft
Johnson «fe Johnson
Jones
&
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5ft preferred series a
Joy Manufacturing Co
—
com
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Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
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Hamilton Watcli CO common
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/
Volume
Number 5833
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD.
STOCKS
Year 1958
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pat
May.
SAL*
HIGH
AND
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Sales (»•
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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Mar. 26
Mar.23
the Week
Shares
K
Feb
28
47% Oct
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
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83
37
13
68% Jan
23
Feb
9
93% Feb
10
99
Mar 12
'Jan
2
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7
44
107
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Jan
2
112% Dec
16
Feb
10
118
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2
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23
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27
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33
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Jan
29% Feb
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100 G
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—
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300
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:
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26
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King-Seeley Corp
KLM .Royal Dutch Airlines
^Koppers Co Inc common—
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51 % Mar 13
85
Feb 26
•
14% Jan
7-
5
37% Mar 26
.
46
42%
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100
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Keystone Steel & Wire Co
35% Mar 16
42 % Jan
81
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12
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66
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-
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.
64% Mar 25
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98
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—
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25% Mar 25
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43%
98%
47
par
46% Jan. 16
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.
44%
98
47
52%
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No par
4% non-cum preferred——
_50
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38% Mar 13
13
Jan
4%
preferred4.50% preferred
preferred.
4.35% preferred
4.20%
6
Jan
42%
98%
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-
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43%
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19
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29% Dec
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19
92% Jan
,
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convertible preferred
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
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:
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Mar 18
97
25 Ye Apr
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6
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10
2
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11
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8
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18
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8
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31
44% Jan
Mar 28
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6
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12
Feb
20
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17
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28
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2
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33
2
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13
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1
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2
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5
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17
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4
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152
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22
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31
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108
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3
2
14
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21
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23
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22
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4
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29 TB
29
29%
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10
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33%
32%
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17,200
42
33%
42%
3234
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33%
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42%
42%
41%
42 %
CLOSED
7,500
GOOD
7,400
71% Jan
7
21% Jan
5
29% Jan
7
118% Jan
15
104% Mar
1
——-
Corp—
par
.preferred—
lpO
Long .Island Lighting Co com
JO
5% series B preferred—100
4.26% series D preferred^
100
4.35% series E preferred
100
:-440% series G ,conv pfd
—100
conv
Lorillard (P) Co common^.
7% prefe»red
:
.6
142% Mar 25
76% Jan
17
Sep 29
81% Sep 16
24% Sep 30
2
Jan
19% Jun
Jan .15
86% Feb
Ti16atr.es Ino
4.84%
4
* Mar
Jan
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Lone Star Gas Co oommojj
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128
14
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29
48%
2.50
1
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——i—L.,—No
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Lone Star Cement
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32% Jan
Oct
85
Industries
Loew's
-
139% Jan 26
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
129% Nov 12
*
30
29%
a
Loew's
Mar .9
46%-Jah 26
126
12
Jan
.
41% Mar 26
20
-1 Jan
30%
29%
10
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
36% Mar 17
37
32% Mar 26 * ,.
10% Mar
28% Jan
31
30%
*
28% Mar 24
*
Litton
96 % Mar 10
200
4%
1
.Lionel Corp (The)——
List Industries Corp—
Mar 16
13
33
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5
Link Belt Co
'
14% Mar 23
4%
86%
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Lily Tulip Cup Corp
64% Feb 27
27
72% Feb
-.
Jan
9% Feb
28% Feb
10% Nov 10
5
19
*32
33
47%
No par
Libbcy-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libbey McNeill & Libby
7
Liggett is Myers Tobacco com—25
•7% preferred
100
9
*4
.10%
Lerner Stores Corp.
115% Mar 11
*32
4
15
Lehn is Fink Products——
29% Jan
2
33
10
1
No par
pfd——No par
31% Mar
19
30
19% Sep
.
100
1st preferred
non-cum
49% Feb
Dec
40% Oct
Jan
$3
Lehigh Valley RR—
Lehman Corp
(The)
32
6% Apr
7
36% Mar 3.1
& Sons Co gommon-3
12
2
10 ?
(James)
10% Jan
-«
10
46% Jan
31%
30%
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28
Sep
60% Jan
30%
29%
19
14% Jan
140
4
7% Jan
.
24% Feb
100
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4%
20% Jan 22
...
i
Jan
33ys
3.85%
preferred...
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—
Lehigh Valley Industries .com
21
37% Jan 20
i
,
21%
4%
Lees
15
12 % Jan
21%
*32 %
common
preferred series A
La
86% Mar 23
....
2
17% Feb
6% Sep
,
.•51% Jan
3
10% Sep
July '7
3% Jun 20
22% Feb
8
1% Jan
14
5% Jan
9
39% Oct .21
2
1
;'12%May
4
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mez
Lane Bryant
1
Lee Rubber & Tire_
;
5
4.32%
30% Mar 23
9% Mar 26
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Laclede Gas Co
2'
83
i
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31% Mar 26
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72"
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85%
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•
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143%
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142
70
FRIDAY
16,500
320
142
1,200
427/s
81%
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42%
41%
42%
%
82
80%
81
16
16
16%
3,700
11,800
20,700
81
15%
16%
15%
15%
96%
28%
99
96%
98%
93%
97
28%
98%
28%
96%
29%
28
28%
27%
28%
14,500
31%
900
Lykes
35
Jan
22
MacAndrews is Forbes common—ID
32
32
123
Jan
22
100
*122
123
Steamship CO
*101%
'
'
15%
29% Mar 13
Bros
32%
127
132
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132
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_1
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,—3.33%
6
88%
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100
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102
*86
10
Louisville. Gas is El Co (Ky)-No par
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-50
*
,
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.
—10
•
M
23
Jan
116
Jan
4
2
15
31% Aug 13
125
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17
-
.
6%
preferred
21% Jan
2.
28
Jan
3
39% Dec
78% Jan
6
88
13% Apr
1
18% Oct
•
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32 V4 Jan
6
Jan
2
83% Jan
2
19
37
42 % Jan
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1
18
Jan
17% Dec 31
14
Jan
9
59
Jan
2
48% Jan
14
10
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13
2
60% Dec
1
Feb
10
23% Apr
29
5%
Jan
450
12
39% Dec
10
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3
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450
2
17
Jan
6
6% Feb
5
26
Jan
6
Co
'Jan 21
-9% Jan 30
8
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31V4 Mar -19
.
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35%
36
8,200
41%
41%
41%
86%
41%
1,800
5% Jan
7% Feb
4
Jan
9
7% Jan
24% Oct
29
23% Jan
2
27% Mar
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
73
59% Dec
31
52
30
Jan
45% Nov
Jan
7
Jan
93% July 11
42% Jan
9-1% Jan
2
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Sep 25
*
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29
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32% Jan
14
25% Jan
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7
37
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5
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2
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22
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20
11
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26
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16
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19
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20
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20
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29
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24
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17
.
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14
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98
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footnotes
-
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67
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see
page 26.
80
18
75
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69%
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52%
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92%
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43
42%
51
49
79
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79%
78
78
79
79
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4,300
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69%
200
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52
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43
43
1,400
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81
81
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81
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*80
81
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81
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22%
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73
4,50.0
Trucking Co—
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Mar 26
4%
Corp common
preferred .series 8-4
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-Merck
Feb
6
51% Mar 18
22Te Feb 25'
85
63% Feb 26
.
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400
46
22%
22%
31
30%
30%
30 Va
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46
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46
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46
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16%
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16
16
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52
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42
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58
58
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58
18%
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—100
90
90%
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89%
69%
—5
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Merg"*"thaler Linotype Co
—1
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Chapman is Scott
12.50
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6
32% MAI' 6
82% Mar 25
30%
22%
10
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5
4%^' preferred <lst series)—100
Melville Shoe
12
160
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55%
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30%
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5
55%
22
56
22%
1
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McGraw-Hill Publishing ~j
Mcltftyre Porcupine Mines
72
74%
22%
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72
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10%
69%
69%
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10
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9%
10
21%
47%
21%
48%
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48
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83%
83%
83
83
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79%
81
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51
220
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58
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95%
95%
26
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26
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83
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84
84
21
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11,000
290
500
32%
32%
80%
82%
79 Va
81%
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100
50
49
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19,600
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62
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50
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10
4,700
1,100
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79
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50
56
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84
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:
26
75
71
McG raw-Ed ison
2
95 V2-Mar 26
Jan
53^4-Jan
29%
25%
6%
44
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Fetf
27% Jan
Jan
29%
6%
8%
26
56
'
44% Jatr
29%
6%
25V4
43%
3%%. convertible preferred—100
(J Ray) & Co Inc.
1
3
10% Mar
1
29%
7%
70%
5l
-
'
6%
30%
56%
22% Feb 27
-
-•*
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6%
20
92%
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3"
99% Feb
-
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29% Jan
6%
19%
71%
5
16
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"r'
92% Feb
10
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19 %Feb
.
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18
19% Feb
•
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r
2
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56
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13
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JDec
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19
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43
83%'Dec
86
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39
May. 7
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20% Jan
19
86% Jan 1 7>
9
89% Mar 24
64
9% Jan "10
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42%
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25%
52%
42%
20%
6%
56%
475
*455
42%
8%
6%
69%
55%
57%
20%
25%
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68 %
71
475
42Tb
6%
3%
44
100
——
56
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475
6%
.
69
70%
57%
1
$2.50 preferred
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r
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96
Apr 25
36%
54
70% Nov 21
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58
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17% Jan6 26
16%
16%
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.
6
37% Jan 30
1
19% Jan
39
6
6
Jan 13
13%'Feb
-
2
82% Jan
46% Mar
29
'56% Dec
1
41% Sep 26
46
(
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13% Jan
62
28% Mar '3
18%
15%
McCord
23% OaiJ 15-
■
18%
16%
Maytag Co common
No par
$3 preference
—;—•—•—No par
McCall Corp
—
No par
6
s
'
2
42%
87
18%
16%
I
-
2
50% Jan 31
; preferred
43%
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86%
18%
100
No par
preferredCo___—-3.———
3 % 'fb
;Feb 24
-
,
29%
460
*86
18%
52%
43%
92%
Masonite Corp
No'par
May Dept Stores common—
5
$3.75 preferred
'—No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series—
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
,
S3 % Feb 24
8i G Ma¥:26
.
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6%
8%
19
5
Midland Corp
Martin
-45% Mar is"
"
57
i-
Marshall Field & Co com
21
V 93% Jkn 26
'
'
75% Nov
34-
12
Jan
46
6
68%
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Oil Exploration
—1
common
5
4% convertible preferred'
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
_4
5
Mar
16%
Maracaibo
Marine
*86
19
59%
Manning,
5
26
86%
69%
——No par
—
.10
35%
67%
42%
125
41%
86%
57%
x460
*121%
36
*15%
50
-1
1
*31%
31%
125
41%
No par
10
(The).
Sflnofjjng Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) &s Co—
Manati Sugar Co_
:
7% Jan 14
„
18% Jan
,25%
29%
81%
Square Garden.:
*121V2
35%
18%
*15%
18%
X31%
31%
123
41%
1
Magma Copper.
44% Mar 20
5
41%
*86
1
Inc
Madison
470
16
6% Jan
15% Jan
1
28% Oct
Fund
63% Mar 19
22
7
Aug
Madison
78' -Mar 17
•1
•35%
5
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
No par
4 % % preferred series A—
100
2
18% Jari 30
-
"
36% Jan
8% Sep 29
8% Nov 19
2
5% Apr .,8
12% Jan
21
Jun
20
20%r7Jan 21
-
T
Mar
87
7
Jan
31% Jan
390
-'•"
2
30% Jan
-
Mack Trucks Inc
38% Feb 27
31%
123
36
"
32Tb
30,000
4,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1482)
Monday, March 30,1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Bang* Since
Year 11)58
Highest
Lowest
78
Sep
91
92% May 13
102
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
92
July 7
104
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
48% Dec
5
39
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
Dec 22
79
15
Sep 24
79
Oct
15
97
Jan
14
24 74 Mar
34 y* Jan
4
6
28% Jun 25
35% Jan
Jan
2
2
25% Feb
24
14% Jan
7
Jan
17
78
76
Lowest
Jun
10
39% Aug
4
21% Feb
6
Dec
11
20% Nov
5
88
126
7% Jan
2
Jan
10
96
Oct 31
13% Jan
13
28
Nov
59
17
Jan
28% Dec 31
10
11% Jan
20% Nov 14
2
73 % Feb
3
25
116
Dec
29
8
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
27% Jan
6
35% Dec 29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
87
Mar 12
6
98
Mar 13
80% Jan 13
87
Mar 25
2
85
Mar 24
93
80
Jan
Jan
Jan
38% Feb
4.35%
preferred
3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
Miami Copper
2
47
Jan
2
92
Feb 27
35% Feb 18
18
Jan
8
111% Jan 28
18 y* Feb
9
126% Mar 4
2474 Mar 25
Feb
25%Jan
38
Mar
39
Jan
9% Jun
5
6% Feb
43% Dec 29
41% Jan
19% Dec
30
19
Jan
2
14% Dec
18
12% Jan
8
8
Jan
Jan
2
80
Nov
19
60
Jan
9
64% Feb
Jan
10
90
Nov
19
68% Jan
8% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
14
9
2
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
6
4% Apr
8% Sep
2
24
2
10% Jan
8
477« Mar 20
41% Nov 20
38% Jan
22% Jan
8
31% Dec
1
28% Jan 14
35 y4 Mar
Jan
5
71% Dec
12
63% Feb
78
29% Apr 30
45
18 y4 Feb
Jan
17% Jan
17
9
28
Jan
2
32
25% Oct 13
24% Jan
43% Jan
2
18
45
19% Jan
33% Nov 28
25
50
Jan
8
43%.Jan
14% Jan
2
Dec
15
38
Feb
Sep
18
31%
28%
31%
119%
120%
23%
23%
24y4
2274
23
97
95%
9574
GOOD
32%
3174
3174
FRIDAY
*95%
97
32
31%
120
29%
15.200
EXCHANGE
6,000
CLOSED
12274
17,400
40
900
4,100
2974
5
6%
6%
6%
46ya
46%
45%
46
45%
46
4574
4574-
19%
16%
19%
19%
16y2
19%
19%
19%
1974
1974
2,900
17y4
17
16%
17
64%
74
15
21%
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74
*14%
21%
64%
74
14%
63%
63%
1674
63%
30,700
*63
74
*14%
21%
1674
6374
73%
74 y2
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7474
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14%
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1474
100
21%
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21%
2174
2174
1,800
14
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14%
*13%
14%
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1474
100
*9%
9%
9%
9%
974
974
2,000
4674
preferred
5
100
100
1.25
-
Machine Tool
No par
25
RR class A
B
No par
18%
129%
34%
14
9ya
974
19
'
*1874
18%
1,400
19
5.400
13074
13174
34%
34%
34%
37%
37%
3674
37
20%
22%
1974
2274
43%
44
4374
43%
23%
23
23%
23
2474
40Yst
6%
•
29%
18%
40 Ya
40%
40
4074
4.200
6%
6%
674
4,300
132 '
674
2.600,
3,000
274,000
4,800
8.500
,
7,500
320
410
46
47%
45%
46%
46%
4574
46%
34,600
3174
32%
32
3274
v..,V 32
32%
32
3274
3,100
No par
77
77
76
78
77
77%
77
7774
3,500
23
2374
2274
227a
2274
2274
2274
23
Chemical
__2
Co
$
(The)
3174
3074
31
31
3174
3074
31 y4
8,300
44%
4474
44%
45
r4474
4474
2374
24
2374
23%
23
4474
23%
44%
12
20,300
2,000
10
Inc
307a
27
2774
27
27%
8174
85
3
;
23%
2374
26%
2774
85%
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84%
27%
8074
2774
83
6,500
83
8,000
1,000.
-
'
10
J5
3274
3374
3274
32%
32 y2
3274
32 y4
3274
1074
17
1674
17
1674
16%
1674
1674
1,500
.1
30
3074
32
32
2974
31%
30%
—B
1
1$
4674
47%
47
4774
2774
41%
28%
4174
2774
28
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14%
56%
24-ra
57
57
57
25
243/4
25
18%
32%
553/4
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
1574
32
32 y4
31%
327a
31%
32
54%
55
54%
54J/a
5474
5474
162%
163%
Mueller Brass: Co
2
4774 Jan
15
27% Mar 26
40% Feb 26
30% Jan
2
5074 Jan
9
Munaingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F B) 6c Bros
13% Jan
18
9
Natco
,
5,000
—1
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
15
Jan 20
-
No par
Products
Motor
327a Mar 26
30% Jan
31%
22%
2274
40
Motorola
17% Jan
32% NOV 21
Jan
*95%
97
38
2174
Montecatlnl Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
3474 Mar 12
Feb
23%
38
22%
23%
Monsanto
19
16
118%
22%
*95%
38
41J/a
Montana Power Co
19
2
Nov'n
18%
12% Apr
19 % Jan
118% 123
190
1,000
STOCK
37%
22%
23%
120
24
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
2
9174 Mar 18
Mar 17
38
22%
40%
Morrell (John) 6c Co
32
23%
1,900
23%
Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
20% Jan
6
23% Jan
2
57% Jan 28
22%
100
39
43%
2474 Feb 24
21% Nov 17
23% Dec 31
60% Dec 31
2
8874
37
29% Feb
2
5
May
8874
20%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward 6c Co
11% Jan
88%
19%
457b Mar 18
35
88%
42%
Class
Mar 24
36% Jan
89%
38%
36%
40% Feb
3
89
20%
23% Feb
13
89%
38%
44
37% Dec 22
2
44%
36 V*
42% Nov
25
*3674
4474
43%
Light
Corp
20% Jan 14
28 Ya Feb 26
21% Dec 29
14% Jun 22
28
4
44%
3674
18%
Maid
3%ft
13
Jan
44%
49%
33%
Ontario Paper
4.20ft preferred
Mojud Co Inc
12
8
38%
44%
*36
-
35%
Monon
15 % Jan
49%
38%
44%
39%
34%
Monarch
6
4974
49%
39%
45
*30
28%
29
10
49%
44%
89 %
38%
7,500
130%
Jan
13% Feb
50%
6,300
:>
28%
19Ya
Mohasco Industries Inc common
25
18% Jan
10
-
44
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Public Service Co
1
74% Mar 25
16
Jan 19
24
9974
43%
4974
45%
131%
No par
2.50
No par
1
_1
:_5
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tcx RR
20% Jan
52
*9774
100
44%
28%
Minnesota Power 6c
2
62
40
130%
Minnesota &
48% Feb 20
30
17% Mar 19
8
9
65
29
19Ya
41% Mar 16
2
11% Apr 22
1
5
100
Mining 6c Mfg
6
4% Jan
15% Jan
*97%
45
2
21% Mar
36% Jan
Mar
99%
43%
Mission Corp
Mission Development
6
2
99%
44
Minute
6
4% Jan
100
22% Mar 26
16
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
*97%
42%
49%
44% Jan 28
26 Ya Jan 26
2
13
25% Aug
20
100
Inc
*83
132%
35%
Minn
5
22
39% Dec
44% Aug
series
6
40
85
*83
Minn St Paul 6c S S Marie—No par
10
25
27
85
Minneapolis 6c St Louis Ry__No par
6
Jan
Feb
18% Feb 25
85
16
20% Feb
40% Jan
31
85
29% Mar 26
F<jb 26
134% Mar
33% Mar 25
35
Feb
9
16% Jan
*83
32 y4 Feb 24
26% Feb 10
181/* Jan 28
111% Jan, 8
6
86%
10
10
88
87
98
86 %
Utilities Inc
98
*87
*96
98
87
20
*96
87
87%
98
Shores
98
*85%
*86
the Week
87 74
37
*93
Mar. 27
*85 74
86%
100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Mollne Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
97%
5
6
92
86%
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
100
100
Midwest Oil Corp-,
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Araer—1..
24 Ya Mar 20
*85%
Sales f«
SAL* FRIGES
Wednesday
Mar. 24
series
series
Midland-Boss Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
38% Jan 22
Tuesday
Mar. S3
series
Midland. Enterprises
26
83% Jan
Middle South
2
39% Jan
Pat
Metropolitan Edison 3.90ft pfd„l00
99% Mar 11
50% Mar 5
50y4 Mar 23
^98
Feb 19
33% Jan
2
45
Feb 19
33
Jan 23
Monday
EXCHANGE
9
82
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YOBK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
No par
•
2974
30%
29%
2974
3174
32
32
3274
2,200
1,800
4674
47 Ya
47%>
48%
3,100
2774
:
32
2774
27%
2774
6,600
4174
41
41
1574
1574
*41
4174
300
N
11
9% Jan
23% Mar
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
22% Dec 29
16% Dec 19
3
2
2
»
31
6
1
51% Nov 20
41% Jan
149% Oct
3
9% Jan
50% Jan
8
52% Jan 12
2iy4Jan
6
14% Mar
6
2
2
20
67% Mar 26
168
2
Jan
12% Mar
Mar 6
14% Jan 12
164
3
80
27
7
49% Nov 21
2
31% Nov 19
2
103% NOV 19
46% Feb
2
29% Feb 12
99% Jan
5
17 % Jan
2
24
42
Jan
8
59% Dec 11
90
Jan
7
100
Dec
9
May
8
Jan
5
32 y4 Jan
Mar 23
30% Dec 11
37% Jan
20% Jan
86% Jan
Mar 13
15
51
Jan
34% Mar
108
Mar
9
3.
4
22% Feb 16
24% Jan
59 ya Feb
10
67% Mar 25
21
94% Jan
7
97% Feb 26
Feb
9
117
Jan 22
2
168
Jun
19
152%, Jan
5
159
Mar
128% Nov
7
143
Jun
17
131
Jan
5
134% Mar 12
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
30% Sep
77% Dec
10
25
17
Jan
2
21
28% Jan
2
17
74% Jan
7
40% Sep
71% Dec
9
10
36
Jan
23
66
Jan
13
84% Apr 17
148
Oct
115% Oct 10
21% May 12
47% Apr 11
30% Jan
13
42% Jan
2
104
7% Jan
11% Dec
7% Jan
12% Oct 22
14 % Oct
7
4% Jan
8% Dec
4
l
:
11
15%
.5
32%
National Biscuit Co common
10
55%
7ft
preferred
100
12%
1274
12%
1274"
68%
68%
69%
67%
6874
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27
49%
48
48%
473/4
49
47%
48%
32%
333%
32%
32%
32 %
11
3274
3274
$4.50 preferred—
No par
National Lead Co common
7ft preferred A
6ft preferred B
40 V* Mar 13
40
40
39%
74% Jan 26
National Tea Co
6974
7074
70%
2374
No par
5
National U
16
36% Jan
2
43% Feb
26
74% Oct 23
84% July
78% Jan 14
29% NOV 20
3
18
Apr
2
180
Jan
16
32% NOV
275
10
Dec 31
21% Jan
86
19
Mar 16
10734 Mar 11
43% Jan 19
23% Jan 27
4974 Mar 13
25% Feb
25% Jan 19
30% Jan
6
9
31% Feb 27
280
Jan
343/4 Jan
8
440
Feb
157%
135
*133%
135
111
112%
111
11174
5.400
157%
15774
240
*13374
135
300
21
21
9\
21
3874
3774
3874
3674
3774
82
80 74
si y4
7974
81
3974
39%
40
3974
1,600
72%
72%
73%
72
73
9,300
24%
24%
2474
2474
2474
1174'
1274
2074
39%
8,500
8,800
1374
9,500
31,400
3,400
3,000
9%
974
9%
10%
9%
974
974
62,300
17 y4
17%
17%
1774
1774
18%
1874
-1874
4,500
14%
14%
14%
1474
1474
1474
1474
1474
1,800
41
41%
40 y4
41%
4174
42
4174
41%
1,600
82 V*
82%
82%
82%
*82%
83
*82%
20%
2074
2074
2074
l
Co
1174
12%
1174
12%
1174
12%
1274
12%
13
12%
13
1174
1274
1
—
Co
16'/2
16%
1674
16%
1674
1674
1674
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3% ft preferred
100
New
England Electric System—.—1
Pr 6c Lt Co 4ft pfd-100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship 6s Dry Dock
1
New Jersey
Newmont
*85
86
*85
10
2074
2074
*85
86
86
York
New
15
N Y
Chicago 6s St Louis Co
13
N Y
99
9874
99
9774
9874
46 %
46%
46
46 V*
45 74
4574
2474
25
25
2674
26%
327a
26%
2574
2674
2574
No par
15
York Central
98%
5
New
25%
2674
6s Harlem RR Co
Air
*15674
1
„
S Radiator
National Vulcanized Fibre
26% Jan
2
1U74
157
30
1
19
17% Feb
27
111%
157
*133%
9474
1
12% Mar 23
13% Feb
7
97% Mar 25
135
9474
1
6
9
26
13% Mar
*9374
24% Mar 25
Feb
13
94%
81
15
17
*93%
37%
9
Dec
*93%
8274v
Jan
50% Oct
95%
38%
12
26
6,200
94%
81 %
13% Aug 11
38% NOV 19
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
5,500
67
3774
Jan
Feb
2374
6674
Natl Malleable 6c Steel Cast.Nopar
10% Jan
19% Jan
22%
6774
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
13 y2 Jan
84
105%
23%
6674
86% Mar 12
10% Jan
19
106 %
x227'a
67
2074
Natomas
Nov
105%
23%
66 3,a
2074
Nehi Corp
Nelsner Bros Inc
20
106%
23%
*20%
Co
3,300
106
106 y2
66%
*133%
10
4,700
6,800
18,800
23%
107
1
Corp
41,200
66
112%
National Linen Servlca
'?
5,400.
GOOD,.
FRIDAY
23%
156%
10 Ya Mar 24
96
May 29
108% Oct 13
107
111%
18% Mar 26
8
100
2774
48%
8
15
CLOSED
*i63y2 164
12%
2
Dec
STOCK 7EXCHANGE
"
163%
7% Jan
Jan 14
%
68
16% Jan
14% Jan
r
12%
18
68
2,400
1,200
5,800
4,900
4,500
4,100
5774
2474
>162%
16% NOV 24
82
57
2474
70
156 y2
2
r
123/4
162
5
82 % Mar
1574
57
25
12%
100
Mar 25
15%
5674
24%
'
67%
100
3
15%
5
National City Lines Inc
1
National Dairy Products
5
Natl Distillers 6s Chem Corp com—5
4%ft pfd series of 1951
100
National Fuel Gas Co
10
National Gypsum Cr yJmmon
1
13% Jan
7
14%
10
National Can. Corp
National. Cash Register—
When issued
National Theatres Inc
12
162
15%
38% Mar 24
23% Mar 24
9% Jan
1
1
National. Automotive Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp
32% Mar 18
56
•
—
National: Airlines.
18ya Jan 26
26% Jan
49% Jan 15
154Ya Jan
2
Corp
National Acme Co
59% Jan 29
29% Jan 22
16% Nov 20
86% Dec 19
17
I9y« Jan
Jan
2
Jan
Brake
50
32 7%
*301
350
3274
*325
3274
2674
3274
3274
350
350
350
2074
*85
1174
210
83
10,100
2074
86
;
3,500
9874
97%
4474
4574
4,600
25%
2574
2674
2674
4,200
45,900
32 Y*
18,400
32
*310
10
350
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
25% Apr
8
38% Jan
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
2
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
103
94
53% Feb
9
58% Jan 21
Jan
16
84% Mar 11
2
41% Jan
76
July 8
80% July 25
68% Jan
8
73
73% Feb
6
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
79
Jan
7
6
82% Jan
104% Jan
76% Mar 19
85% Mar 3
87% Jan 19
5
108
105 y* May 16
96% Jan
5
102% Feb 26
26% Jan
2
108
Feb
3
61% Dec
7
92
27
,21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
15% Jan - 2
Dec 29
Nov
2
19
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
27% Nov 17
72% Nov 19
Oct 23
32% Dec 30
109% Jun 13
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
7
70% Sep 25
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
81
83% Dec 31
22% Apr
7
10% Jan
2
30% Dec 17
Feb
New York
N Y State Electric Gas Corp—
Common
No par
38 ya Jan
2
31
5
38% Feb 17
77
18% Jan
16% Jan
20 3/4 Jan
Mar 13
Mar 18
31% Jan
53% Apr
102
Mar 23
Nov 18
2
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
18
33
85
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
Oct
6
56% Dec 31
67
80
10 34 Jan
39
74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
76
8% Mar 25
6
Fog footnotes
9
Feb
6
9
52% Mar 18
Jan-28
27% Mar 13
70
Jan
6
73
32% Jan
Jan
2
35% Jan 22
Feb'
105
108
3374 Dec 31
see
79% Mar 17
Jan '9
94
Jan 12
Jan
47% Feb:
83
34% Dec 31
57% Dec 10
29% Mar 18
Jan
22% Jan'
92
July 16
94% Jun 19
93% Mar 7
37% Dec 17
Mar 23
56
94
13
Feb 27
84%
22%
39%
21%
22% Nov 11
83% Jan 23
Jun
5
14
72%Jan
Feb
23% Mar 10
7
108
8
113 % Mar
9
31%
30%
31%
47%
'Jan J
Feb
16
6
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
1
77% Mar 17
88% Mar 23
86% Mar
2
88% Mar 23
89
5
43
Mar 25
Mar 18
43% Mar 18
.
42% Mar 17
62
Mar 19
18
18
18
18
18%
3374
3374
3374
3374
3374
56%
56%;
874
874
874
874
56
900
2,300
,5674
5634
5674
56
5674
34%
*8374
8474
8374
83%
*33%
8474
20
3974
3874
39
38%
39
3874
39%
17,100
72
73
73
73
73
73
270
76
76
110
3.40ft
3.60ft
3.90ft
-
preferred
preferred,
preferred
preferred—.
preferred..
4.10ft
5.25 ft
100
3874
70%
7674
—100
80%
—100
100
*84%
.100
7074
7674
8074
8274
*8474
190
8574
8574
107%
108
108
550
10174
10174
10074
101
101
101
830
29
2874
2874
2874
29
75
76%
78
8774
87
8874
101 ya
101%
5
2874
_2
Norfolk 6c Western Ry. common—25
74%
87%:
7674
*81
10774
100
Adjustment preferred.
8574
*76
82
8074
*84%
108
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co.
76%
*7574
8074
108
85%
108
4.85ft preferred
80%
*8474
*107%
*28
700
2874
7774
1,300
8874
89
*8874
8974
2,300
*2274
23
*2274
23
7674
*75
76
25
*2274
*22 34
23
American Aviation——1
Northeast Capital Corp
;
—.1
Northern Central Ry Co—
50
473%
5074
4774
49
49
4774
27
27
2674
2674
*2674
2674
2674
2674
*71%
72
7174
7174
*7074
"71%
•7074
7174
10
34%
35
34
3474
3374-
33.74
11,500
North
Northern
5%ft
5.80 ft
Natural Gas Co
—
$3.6$ preferred series—
—100
$4.10 preferred series
1—.100
$4.08 preferred series,
100
$4.11 preferred series
—.100
$4.16 preferred series
—100
Corp
Northwest Airlines Inc.
5% ft conv preferred
Norwich Pharmaeal Co
48
*
—10
preferred
——100
preferred——.—100
5
Northrop
23
107
107
112% 113
*10674
10774
*112
11274
4974
5074
49%
2474
*34-74
10774
*10674
112
5074
4974
,
112
5074
34,200
1,300
4874
20
*10674 107
112
300
4974
50
16,900
24
2474
112
24%
2474
2474
x23%
24
*76%
88y2
77%
7674
r(7%
x76y4
76%
7574
8774
88
X8774
8874
•8674
8874
*86%
88
*8674
88
*86
87 Yt
*86
8774
88%
*88
89 y2
*8674
89
*8674
89
8974
*87
8974
7,400
'460
7674
8874
88%
*87
40%
4174
40%
42
41%
41%
6074
61
-
X89
3974
4074
3974
4074
4174
4074
41%
6074
4174
*41
6074
page 26.
3,300
3374
874
*83%
preferred
24% Jan 23
2
18%
3374
9
L10Q
-
$3.75
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
$
2
18
33%
2.700
874
1874
874
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
Northern Pacific Ry,
11
Jan
5
Jan' 7
Jan r 7
Jan f 27
Preferred 5ft
No par
100
52% Mar 13
83% Jan 21
82% Jan
5
84
Jan 27
Common
\
6074
89
4074
Ml 74
4174
6174
89
89
.
v
160
~io
250
4074
21,100
4074
4074
10,000
40
40
5974
5974
3974
700
1,700
Volume
Number 5833
189
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(>483)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previout
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Loft est
Highest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
nr
Tuesday
Mar. 23
HIGn
SALB
Wednesday
Mar. 34
kshifer
PRICES
Frtiay
Thursday
Mar. 27
Mar. 26
Mar. 35
the Week
Shares
O
14
50% Jan
90
60% Nov 20
2
67% Jan
30
91
Jan
2
95% Jan
16
4.40%
preferred
.100
80
Jan
2
85
Jan
12
3.90%
preferred.
.100
94% Feb
18
100
Jan
13
4.56%
93
Feb
27
95% Jan
16
43% Aug 11
39% Jan
2
44% Feb
4
Ohio OH Co
29% Dec
28% Feb
10
34% Mar
4
Okla Gas & Elec Co
Jun
19
94% Nov
17
103
Jan
Oct
31
102
May 16
28% Jan
13
Dec
3
17% Jan
6
89
27
18%
88% Dec 31
17
31
3
Jun
17% Mar 11
89
98
5
31% Apr
7
45% Dec
31
7% Jan
2
15% Dec
15
14% Jan
7
Jan
3
94% Dec
15
92
7
66
41% Feb
27
5
4%
49% Mar 11
Olln
Matbleson
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
75% Jan
5
Dec
18
30% Jan
26
34% Jan
2
15% Jan 20
4
15% Jan
15
66% Dec 16
61% Feb
10
89% Dec
79% Feb
9
97% Jan 27
15% Dec
11
93% Oct 31
993i July 29
25% Jan
38% Aug
96% May
2
85% Oct ,1
6
32
5
93
Feb
36
12
Jan
42%
42%
427«
5
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
33
17%
177a
2
13
3
10% Jan
20
19% Jan
5
23% Jan
16
12% Mar 26
15% Jan
5
23% Feb
26
Mar 16
22% Nov 20
21
Jan
2
64% Nov
56% Feb
4734 Jan
2
64
40% Jan
20% Feb
21
5
16
•157a
70%
87
88%
15
33%
*93%
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
17
149
2
168
Jan
21
134% Feb
3
144
Jan
9
,7
4% Jan
7
6% Jan
29
12% Jan
3
23% Nov
12
22% Jan
2
37
Jan
2
62% Dec
90
Jan
3
98
Apr
15
92
Feb
3
94
30% Jan
2
4734 Nov
5
46
Jan
7
50% Mar 13
Paramount Pictures
33
Dec
2
45 % Dec
8
36% Feb
9
41 % Jan
Parke Davis
19
July 17
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
26% Feb
Oct
29
46% Jan
12
65% Mar 20
3% Nov 21
2% Jan
23
3% Jan
30
Patino Mines 81 Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
6% conv prior preferred
59% Jan
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
Farmelee
15% Nov
11
12% Feb
26
15% Jan
16
19% Jan
6
25
Jun
16
22% Jan
3
23% Jan
2
30% Jan
10
49
Dec
30
4714 Jan
8
53% Mar 25
Penlck
23% Jan
3
39% Nov 20
34% Feb
10
39% Mar 12
49 'A May 15
85
Dec
31
74% Jan
13
65
Oct
14
62
49
Jan
41% Jan
Mar 11
82% Mar 23
5
58% Mar
Penn
18
104% Jun
19
99
Jan
101% Apr
25
94% Jan
Feb
18
4%%
97% Jan
28
4.40%
102
6
30
7
16
Mar 25
43
Feb
10
55% Mar 20
37
2
51% Dec
8
49% Jan
5
59 % Mar 11
Feb
9
71% Mar 20
27
Jan
3
Jan
3
26% Jan
5
37
5
22
Jan
4
10
Dec
9
Jan
12
6% Feb
24
9
118% Feb
27
97% Feb
96
13
Jan
99
Mar 23
70% Mar
7
11
96% Oct
50% Dec 31
2
20% Sep
7
59% Jan
49
Jan
16
22
Jan
5
6
98
Feb
19
101
Jan
2
7
83
Jan
28
87
Jan
5
24
Jun
107% May
93% Feb
Aug 27
102
24
92
Nov
100
Sep
107
27% Jan
99
2
Jan
72
10
101% Jan
9
104% Jan
14
64% Jan
6
7
131% Mar 20
Nov
26
5174
93
491/2
4974
5,300
38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
39%
407b
4074
29,300
25%
62%
25%
25%
24%
257b
24%
2574
2,600
63%
61%
63
61%
64%
63?A
657a
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,100
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
13 7b
28,400
23
23
23
22%
22%
*22 %
137b
2t
52
52%
52
52%
52%
53? A
*52 ?2
53
38%
39%
38%
39
38
39
No par
1
5
25
Mar 23
25
2
100% Jun
24
14
96
20
24% Nov 20
100
Jan
5
97
Mar 24
72% Jan
2
88
Jan
Jan
92
2
20% Jan
8
90
17
87
Jan
26
16% Jan
2
22% Oct
13
21% Jan
5
82% Jan
6
93% Jun
25
90% Feb
18
34.% Jan
7
.14% May 13
128
Nov
128
10
Apr
17
15% Jan
2
67% Feb
25
99% July 29
17% Atg
8
135
4
Jun
Jan
22
28% Oct
13
140
81
Aug 11
12
7% Feb
4
14% Jan
2
24% Dec
30
Jan
2
73
23
6
Jun
62
Oct
94
96
5
8
93
101%
96%
961%
9674
16%
16 %
16%
16
167b,
16
9672
167b
54%
54%
53%
53%
53
537b
521%
52%
59
59%
58%
59
58%
59? 4
5974
5974
72
74
73%
73%
70
72 %
7074
<703/4
370
29%
29 74
29%
29%
29%
13,800
42
42
*41%
427b
*98%
1007b
18%
187a
2
Feb
6
Dec
83% Dec
15
90
10
28% Dec 31
12
86
Feb
9
9
Mar 16
74% Jan
2
22
24
30% Jan
22
Jan
12
96% Jan 28
Jan
7
131% Mar 10
26% Feb
Jan
14
95% Feb
27% Jan
22
29% Feb
88
Jan
31
78% Nov
20
42% Jan
9
50 % Dec
31
47% Feb 17
29% Jan
2
39
14
38% Jan
55
NOV
2
73% Feb
9
2
20
24
$4.80 preferred
29% Jan
33% Mar
93
Feb
18
84
91% Mar 20
83 % Nov
5
95
Apr
18
84% Jan
92
Mar 20
Oct
29
98
Apr
23
88
93
Jan
107% Apr
22
102
•
100
Sep
12
37
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
106
Jan
3
16
Mar 17
31
45% Jan
48% Feb
70% Nov 26
80% Mar 13
71% Jan
76% Mar 13
21
24% Jan
21% Feb
23% Jan
Sep
46
18
Dec
10
20% Nov
12
23% Jun
18
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
105
21
22% Mar
Feb
117% Feb
113% Jan
9
5
16
9
86% Jan
7
8
35% Mar 18
2
15% Dec
11/
12% Jan
67% Jan
8
85
Dec
30
84
26% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
32% Jan
43% Jan
2
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
13
S774 Feb
11
52
Nov
19
49% Jan
5
146% Apr
23
131% Jan
29
13
Jan
15
5% Jan
Mar
9
64% Feb 24
46% Jan
26
54% Jan
16
1,100
5,300
53%
22
22
100%
100
861/2
*971%
87
99
103
102
102
*102
103
126%
116
122
113
121
121%
2874
29%
81
301/2
7172
62%
84
83
83
*83
84
82
♦82
84
*82
84
52%
51%
52%
14%
14%
14
141/2
14
98
81%
82
92
92
29%
117%
23%
30%
122
23%
97
97
81%
82
*92
30%
116
23%
93
31
119%
23%
700
EXCHANGE
3,200
CLOSED
19,700
6
114
6,700
GOOD
60
FRIDAY
99
647b
65
12,100
5372
54
2,800
'
99
22
100%
♦977b
*102
28 7b
510
>
420
99
103
11674
1,600
100%
87
87
120
2974
"20
22,800
34,900
71Tb
100
61%
62 3/8
5,300
84
84
♦82
84
*70
100
30
52 ?A
51
517b
23,400
13%
14 7b
5,100
9-
*96
811/2
821/4
93
*92
99
*96
8174
81%
x91%
50
2,200
60
7a
32
3272
917a
33%
120
3072
119
23
.
14%
52
51Tb
*96
3074.
STOCK
99
11872
1197a
12,900
4,400
237b
237b
4,000
23 Tb
*92
94
*92
94
*94
9772
No par
97%
*94
97%
*94
971/2
•92
94
(conv)
15%
15%
15%
16Tb
16
167a
2,100
1
15%
*138%
146
♦138%
146
146
•13874
146
*140%
28%
142%
141%
14074
1401/4
•140 'A
142
29%
*140%
28%
29%
29%
30%
29'A
29%
22,500
84%
87%
84%
85%
85
85%
83%
85%
11,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
91/2
9%
9%
95/b
11,800
23%
22%.
22%
22 7b
22%
227b
227b
11,200
2.50
5
—1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
polaroid Corp
15%
21%
■126%
21%
129
*78%
82
21%
129
*781/2
80
*7872
80
82
*81 ?4
83
*81'4
81%
100
207b
2,300
21%
129
67%
68%
67%
68%
107%
107%
107%
35%
36
29%
29%
115%.
35%
*"l0
80
107%
113%
*13874
29%
36%
29%
113%
116%
21
21
129
129
67%
69-'/4
106
106
301/4
36
29'/2
29%
116'/a
119 Tb
207b
129
129
100
?b
687a
4,500
•1057b
IO534
950
68
1,600
35
353/4
29%
29%
4,500
12,400
115
25
25%
25
25
24%
25
1177a
24%
24%
100
93%
93%
93%
93%
93?A
9372
9374
93%
10
2
10
28'%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
297/4
3,800
87%
89%
87%
88%
87%
88
867b
87
53 %
53%
53
53%
53?A
53%
527b
53
6,200
2,900
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_Jlo par
42%
4314
42%
42%
42%
43%
43? b
43 72
32%
32%
32%
32%
321/2
32%
3272
327b
17,400
4,800
91%
91%
91%
91%
911/2
91%
911/4
9174
210
*90%
92%
91
91
10
Poor Si Co
Co
Inc
(H
K)—
sink fund preference
5%%
Potomac Electric Power Co
pabllc Service Co of Colorado
7
86
99%
65%
547i
64
5%
11374
94
Procter Si Gamble
5
43% Mar 19
29
2
♦97%
100
*94
58% Jan
Oct
30% May
99%
6 Va
114
*92
89% Mar 23
26% Jan
83
86%
*102
Pitts Ft
Porter
22% Jan
86%
*97%
1%
38% Feb
27% Jan
24
4
114% Jan
35
2
Mar
6
105
14
20
4
Mar 26
16
14
22%
100%
74
preferred—No par
convertible
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
17
Mar
23% Jan
132
123% Jan
32% Nov
53%
22%
86%
*82
39% Nov
52%
100
86
83
113% Dec
27% Oct
22 %
64%
100%
80
10
109% Nov
22%
22%
31
2
53
52%.
64%
100
*78%
8
2
*99
10
13
16% Jan
113
preferred class A
100
B%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh Si West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young Si Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
20% Feb
43% Jan
113%
100
65%
19
5%
5%
64%
1001/2
18%
*99
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
Jan
6%
*98%
112%
26
19% Jau
19
6%
99
29
21 % Mar 20
100%
112%
28% Jan
67
42%
5%
98%
82% Jan
2
77% Jan
18
29%
*42
110%
22 % Mar 25
10
July 11
29%
71% Jan
80
69
29%
No par
100
100
100
100
1
—3
100
Corp common
120
35,500
'
91% Mar 19
24% Sep 29
77% Dec
96%
♦96
•
10% Mar 11
2
125
Mar 17
30% Mar 25
7
10
$5
270
102
10%
Jan
145
Jan
17% July
39% Jan
15
Mar 18
16% Feb
137
Jan
24% Jan
74
101
96%
7% Jan
134
100% 100%
100%
100%
Wayne Si Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
133
68% Jun
113% Aug 27
Oct
Feb
15% Jan
Jan
15
33% Mar 26
122
19
52% Feb
Nov
5,600
1001/4
96%
Pitts Coke Si Chem Co common—10
Mar
82
Jan
587b
24% Mar 12
84
8
14
58
Mar 23
5
Jan
38% Nov
58%
57
*82%
Jan
79
74% Dec 23
400
57%
57%
100
.100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Fillsbury Co common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
80
97
1,000
57%
57
62
Mar 18
7
5,500
80 74
*70
Mar 12
3
3,200
*7874
70%
15% Mar 12
62,400
107
106
79 %
82%
62%
52% Mar 23
8%
2274
81/2
217a
12,100
79%
81%
61%
2
900
1,300
377b
37%
837b
*83
70%
11% Jan 28
7,900
83?b
80%
80%
29%
89
95% May
42% Jan
80%
13
40
84? 2
83
62
86
47% Jan
83%
81%
26
100
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
8
221/a
1071/a
72
65% Mar 10
12% Sep
227a
106%
31%
71% Mar 13
16
49% Dec
9
8%
22%»
108%
61%
Phllco
5
Feb
2
9%
8%
22%
107%
*70%
31% Mar 11
Jan
59
27
109%
*22%
a
Jan
67
7% Jan
9%
23
22%
107
x25
10
Reading Corp
21
Apr
9
1
40
common—No par
1
36% Feb
6,900
5074
12.50
31
4
42,200
93
18%
26% Dec
29
2974
50
*98%
62
Jan
120
3,800
281/a
18%
71% Nov 24
74% Jan
57ii
28%
100%
12% Jan
75
5%
27%
18%
43
Dec
5%
28%
5V2
50%
No par
57% Jan
Jan
5%
*98%
Phlla Si
140 %
92 '/A
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
95% Feb
990
1611/4
140
49%
4.40%
5
May 13
May
160 ?A
50%
50%
33%o
Co
161%
1387<i
92%
preferred
Electric
160%
xl38%
50
$1 conv preference com
22% Jan 26
33
*36
28%
100
Phlla
54% Mar 25
2
2,300
92%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
5
64% Nov 20
37% Jan
81
Apr
37%
*36
5%
*92
Petroleum
100% Jun 17
7,200
29%
28
Corp of America
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
6
Pfizer (Chas) Si Co Inc common_l
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
4%%
19% Jan 22
531/4
5%
43%
99% Feb 25
2
37%
42%
17% Mar
527b
51
Pet Milk Co common—
8
7,600
53
49%
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
44% Mar 18
13
97% Feb 18
111
7
Jan
2
9
May
18% Dec
13
92
31% Mar
36% Feb
2
49% Jan
18
102
14
14% Jan
95
Dec
41% Dec
65 7b
52%
50%
Peoples Gas Light Si Coke
Peoria Si Eastern Ry Co
2
61 %
64 7a
92%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
19% Jan
23
•6074
65 Va
10
5
29
29
40% Dec 30
140
5%
1
RR
19% Dec
62
*36
*20
61%
100
43% Dec
69% Sep 23
53-r«
*
100
7
Jan
38
1
11% Feb 28
,
.1
1
28% Jan
32% Mar 11
65
*36
23
53%
23
61
61%
64%
50%
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania
5
61%
65%,
54
3,600
2,500
2.50
20
Jan
62
53%
1,600
L
65
23
62
Light com—No par
&
*20
♦20
*20
X64.%
140
Penna Glass 8and Corp
92% Sep
12 34
161%
Corp
5
94% Sep
11%
21
12%
No par
Chemicals
Power
11%
2070
13%
140
common
Jan
5
11%
20%
13%
3.50
55% Feb
57% Dec 31
2
90
20
11%'
20%
13%
161%
$1.60 convertible preferred
Pennsalt
11%
21%
13%
51%
Penney (J C) Co
4
11%
20%
14
10
93
Ford
Penn-Texas Corp
9% Mar 19
23% Jan 21
Mar
Si
11%
140
Penn-Dlxle Cement Corp
117
93?'4
49%
Transportation
2
2
2,400
33%
93? 4
1
Parteer 'Rust PrwdKCo
7% Jan
21
x33Tb
95
8,300
4,600
1,100
No par
Si *Co—
6
28
34
21%
100
9
Jan
105%
33%
95
161% 161%
Corp
2% Jan
7
1057b
11%
No par
preferred
15% Jan
98% Jan
FRIDAY
1051/4
*93%
33%
*93%
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp__
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
4%
95
100
30% Mar 18
21% Jan
GOOD
86%
105'A
13%
No par
Dec
9
67'/a
85?'4
20%
No par
Apr
17
67
87Y4
•
10
5% Nov
4
68%
86%
.
105%
33%
16
68
87
1
25
Pacific Mills
20
*15%
68
86
>105
33%
16
*15%
67%
5
25
Pacific
2
3,500
14,900
"
5% preferred
28
16
105
No par
common
preferred
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement Si Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
9
105
100
Pacific
Mar 19
3,550
STOCK
69%
7
Dec
117
♦15%
56% Jan
8% Aug 25
08,800
19?«
18%
rll4
1
19
23% Oct
191/4
34,200
45%
44%
46
116
1-115
CLOSED
150
113
.
EXCHANGE
143
7
c
72? A
2
2
115
31 Tit
27
2
112
71%
30
3% Jan
116%
317A
Feb
13% Jan
113
29%
72%
Sep
82% Jan
19
32
4
57
45%
19
71%
51% Jan
Jan
29%
46%
18%
31%
31
50% Mar 24
29%
45%
19%
10o
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
8
29%
46%
18%
71%
7
Jan
29%
45%
1,900
29%
29%
32%
130
117% Jan
29%
300
907a
*89
31%
64% Mar 17
38
17%
92
71%
65% Jan
19
•17 %
♦8876
32%
10
Jan
18
92
72%
20
37
*17%
♦90
1,500
31%
Jan
39% Oct 30
18
92
11,900
70 %
61
3
*17%
*90
5
Corp
preferred
18
Dec
54% Dec
2
Mar
*92%
30c
15
4
18
14% July 30
May 22
18% Jan 17
65
6.25
preferred
Oxford Paper Co
Oct
14
2
9% Jan
90
40
93
4%
16
99% Feb
30
Owens Coi-nlng Fiberglas enrp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co cor*
_6.25
105% Mar 26
Mar 19
93
42%
Overland Corp (The)
5
91% Feb 27
21% Dec
7% Jan
10
40
74% Mar
977a
*97%
93
Outboard Marine Corp
7
9772
98
1
74
24
150
98
98
42%
100
7.5o
Chemical
4%%
35
July 15
2,500
8374
93
Oliver Corp common
7
Jan
63
95
*821/2
42%
Gas
13
*
621/4
94%
82%
*93
82?'2
*92
20
Natural
20% Jan
12
62%
94%
82%
43 %
preferred
40'4 Jan
59
62%
94%
82%
*97%
42%
common
convertible
Otis Elevator
37% Feb
63
94%
84
97
100
19% Mar 20
Mar 20
62%
95
No par
Oklahoma
118
63
95
*82%
93
preferred
4.24%
62%
.IS
100
30% Jan 23
9
Jan
Feb
18
27
May 27
29% Dec
9
common.
preferred
4.44% preferred
90% Feb
Jan
27% Jan
5
27% Dec
Ohio Edison Co
60% Jan
10
92% May 16
103
Sep 16
78% Sep
$1.40 dlv preference
4.08%
preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
com—No par
100
100
100
100
public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3% %
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
100
26
—23
—.100
Publlcker Industries Inc com
5
preferred
No par
Paget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The)
•
$4.75
*92
105%
46%
93
♦91
93
106
106
106
46%
46%
46%
1,400
330
92 72
901/a
106
46%
*90
927b
10
91
*91
92%
310
106
*90
106
477k
47
106
47
160
7,000
*75%
77
•751/4
77
751/4
75T»
30
*22%
23%
•22%
23%
22%
23
•22%
23%
2,200
•21%
22%
•21
22%
♦21'/4
22%
*21 %
22%
115%
115%
115
115%
115%
115%
1157b
75%
13%
76
13 Va
13%
85
85
35
35%
35
35%
35
63%
64%
63%
63%
6372
45
45%
44%
46%
45%
*84
13%
85
*84
116
1,280
11,500
«/b
13%
127a
1374
85
13%
84
84
3574
35 ?b
357a
64
637b
63%
4,900
3,900
46%
4574
46%
25,500
20
Q
131
23
Oct
28
July 28
For
footnotes
1
28% July 24
see
page
26.
24
2
Feb 25
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
26
Quaker Oats Co (The) common
«
50
5174
50
50 Va
50
507a
100
1367b
1367b
*136%
138%
•136%
1387a
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10
247a
247b
24%
247a
243/4
243/4
6%
preferred
49%
50%
136% J.36%
24%
24%
3,200
110
1.100
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1484)
.
Monday, March 30.
..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
&*n«c for Prwiou*
Highest
Lrweit
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 23
Par
HIGH
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Shares
Mar. 27
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 24
R
31
43% Feb
9
60% Mar 17
75% May 12
71 % Jan
2
74% Mar
23% Jan
9
29% Mar 24
Ranco
8
13
31
60% Oct 21
23% Dec 17
56% Jan
6
64% Mar
4
19% Feb
9
25% Mar
9
28
69
Dec
17
56% Jan
16
70'/a Mar
3
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
1974 July 14
25 % Jan
20
22% Feb
5
31% July 25
24
30% Dec 29
30% Jan
48 % Dec
2
697'# Sep 30
16®a Apr 10
4514 Apr
14'/# Jan
211b Feb
24% Dec
10
25% Jun
6
2
Jan
31% Jun 10
21
Jfin
37% Jan
26
Jan
25
33 % Jan
$3.50
14
1st
57%
72%
72%
72%
72%
*72%
73
28%
29%
281\
287#
27%
28
•03 J/4
63%
•62 %
63%
62%
62
62
23%
237#
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24,300
—5
64 J/4
667#
63s#
65 %
65%
66 %
64 7
65%
45,200
50
50
50
22J%
227'#
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
2,900
34 V%
35
*34%
35
•34%
35%
*34%
35 J/4
30%
30%
•30%
32
31
31'
30%
31
23
23'/#
23
23%
23
23 %
23%
237'#
3,100
13%
13%
13
13%
14'/#
15%
15 %
157#
37,000
65 %
66
64%
69%
69
J/2
72%
63%
7074
14,000
32%
35%
35 %
36%
34%
35 %
12,200
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4% noncum 2nd preferred
12
151# Mar 26
Reeves Bros Inc
72% Mar 25
Reichhold
No par
50c
Chemicals
_1
___
22 %
-
When issued
36% Mar 25
Rels
52,900
1,200
557#
55%
73%
29
No par
1
Reed Roller Bit Co
54% Feb
32% Mar 24
58
73
23%
No par
.
237 a Feb 24
Jan
55%
5
preferred
Inc
197 a Jan
8
14% Oct. 27
59% Dec 29
257c Aug
17% May 28
Jan
34
30
34% Jan
Radio Corp of America com—No par
5
55 34
*62
22%
55
57%
4
9,600
100
200
700
(Robt) & Co—
'
31
50% Oct
12% Feb
5
18
42% Jan
27
16
Mar
5
19% Feb
2
$1.25 div prior preference
ll
17%
17% '
49
5
49 7 i
49 %
STOCK
107#
1074
177#
10%
17%
177#
EXCHANGE
497b
18
497b
>
107b
*1774
ir
*177#
49%
4974
49%
1,300
%-/r 400
CLOSED
-
.
...
2,100
v
Reliance Mfg Co common
24
1074
lo
10
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
2
50% Mar
8
16% Jan
May 20
22
31
16% Dec
2
7
18
13
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
8% Nov 11
Oct 15
2
7
3'/# Jan
12% May
_5
18%
100
*56%
577#
1
227#
23%
50c
3%
18-,
•18
4
18-%
18 7 b
57%
■'
•567b-
18%
GOOD
57s#
57s#
500
FRIDAY
237b
237b
18
18%
>
'
54
6
14% Feb
5
Conv preferred 3J/2% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
677h Mar 26
75 J/4 Jan
5
Republic Steel
39% Dec 29
38% Jan
5
47% Mar 16
60% Jun
9
Jan
2
29% Jun
7
97 a Dec
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
19
37% Apr
8
77% Dec
19
22 % May 12
5
7
8% Jan 22
11
5
60 % Mar
28% Jan
9% Jan
5
Jan
22% Mar
2
Jan
16% Jan
7
5
55
24
13% Jan
10
2
54 % Dec
30
46% Jan
33% Dec
9
30% Jan
32% Jan
10
65% Feb
41% Jan
6
56% Mar 18
9
8% Jan
3
31
90% Jan
78%> Jan
9
87% May 22
81% Jan
10% Jan
2
20% Dec
637c Jan
90% Dec
10
3
Oct
18
22
Jan
1097s Mar
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
92% Mar 20
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
32% Mar 24
38% Mar
40% Jan 22
50
55
22% Jan
44'/# Dec
2
16
111
13
47# Jan
2
22% Jan
2
July 18
2
227# Jan
2
19
45% Mar 12
28
3474 Dec
317a Jan
35'% Feb
16
28% Jan
41% Dec
3]
397# Jan
23
2
29
312
90
30% Oct
1
2
Apr
29% Jan
505
Dec
18
481 % Jan
96
45
Jan
92
4
30
Jan
6
Jan
28
22'/# Dec
30
25% Dec
8
1774 Apr
30
32 %
77'# Apr
17
12% Nov
20
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
127# Jan
2
20 V# Dec
2
19% Jan
2
26
37% Jan
16
4974 Mar 13
30% Jan 12
Roper
(Geo D*
26
Royal
Dutch
2
14% Mar 25
Ruppert
42% Jan
Bafeway Stores common
4% preferred
38
Feb
9
10
8474 Jan
9
19
2274 Jan
2
357# Nov
17
24
2
31% Dec
1
Jan
15
Mar 24
28% Mar 28
30'% Jan
34
2
Jan
36
Mar 25
30
21
Jan
28
2374 Feb
4
Oct
29
72
Jan
5
78'a Feb
13
46% Dec
10
4274 Jan
14
94
29
2
53
7
73
2
Jan
97
Mar 13
Jan
20
Nov
21
2
267# Oct
28
257# Mar
3
2914 Mar 23
July 10
3674 Dec
11
35
2
49% Jan
Dec
31
48 % Oct
24
37% Jan
617# Dec
10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
327# Jan
Jan
17
5274 Feb
9
397# Feb
10
16
»
13
127# Mar
3
1574 Jan
2
Jan
60'% Alar
Dec
2
87k Apr
17
16 J/4 Nov
21
12
Feb
9
1574 Mar. 2
12
747a NOV
11
72'% Jan
8
877# Mar
5
Oct
3
Oct
2
34
Feb
75
92
,
46
20
86
July 10
99% Jan 24
r
77
Jan
20
81
Jan
Feb 20
94
Jan
6
19
May
5
28% Oct
2
Nov
12
21% Apr
17% Jan
7
857b Apr
3934 Sep
lo
30
25
Dec
11
23
16
23
74 Jan
7
73
Jan
15
78
35%
Feb
9
39
$4
307b Mar 18
Mar 20
Jan
22
Sep
3
137b Jan
2
24
Jan
48% Dec
4
39% Mar 11:
45% Mar 18 I
25
Jan
40
22
3974 Jan
5
45% Jan
1974 Dec 22
17% Jan
6
237# Feb
e% Jan
20
T 878 Jan
/
107# May
4% Mar
-
11
Oct
24
110
67 7 b Jan
87a Jan
Dec
Dec
29
82
Jan
267# Feb 25
277'# Mar 16
Seaboard Finance
16% Jan
Seagrave
13% Jan
79
Feb
5
Jan
167b Mar
88
93 7#
93%
33
337b
33 '/a.
431b
4314
437# v
,40
5327b
42.1%
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530
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8,400
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33
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.
10,100
/,
531'b
530
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43 %
531
8,400
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48
91
43'/#
1974
447e
45
45%
4474
11%
117#
11%
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47%
-
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1474
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-
22
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207#
207b
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19%.
44%
4474
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381b '
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90
90
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254
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36
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22
221#
21%
227b""
74
74
74144
75
45 7b:
46
46
4634
98
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1
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|
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740
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,
287.
'
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*
J
'
1
_
7,300
36
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1,100
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211#
223#
9,500
217#
21%
75%
757t
75%
STOCK
"467#
47
465 b
46%
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CLOSED
'■
75
.
2,000
15,400
36
36
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5,100
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/
53,000
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38
38%
30
265
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90
29%
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43%
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227b
43
12,500
-
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.
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2214
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265
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19%
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207#
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28
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29% V
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39
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60
59
59%
59%
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•
330
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13,600
23%
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10
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16,600
GOOD
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18,900
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137#
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79
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2874
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80
79
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2874
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807b
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20
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39
387#
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37
3874
37
3774
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.
79%
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93%
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29
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-
42
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;•
80
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25
*1
13
13%
79%
"
79--
42
1
No par
No par
No par
700
sV •'
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■42%
1
24
100
51a
421b
427# ,*43%
3234
33%
532*:
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57 b
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42'b
s
23%
47
13%
2174
5
*
2.400
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5'/# :
427#
32% v 33 %
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,
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5%
43,7b
*
"
43%
527' 4
7-b
'42%
35%
—
3.400
34
"
25 J/2
257#
257a
267b
267b
267#
147#
147b
1474
15%
147#
15
Eealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp
5
43%
4474
4374
4374
4474
443i
4474
4474
1,900
26
8ears Roebuck & Co
3
42%
427#
42
427#
427#
42%
427b
4274
26,500
17
Seiberllng Rubber Co
1
22
2374
227 b
227#
227#
23%
23 Ye
23%
5,700
1374
44,700
15"# Mar 20
17
937b •9474
10
Servel Inc
9
Mar 11
147b
1374
14 »/4 >
1374
1474
1374
*91
9174
91
91.
91.
91
92
92
2.50
15
15-%
15%
1574
1574
1574
157b
3,900
1
417b
42
407#
157b
417#
4174
417#
41
4174
3,600
No par
377b
1
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shattuck
1374
1,700
No par
common
Sharon Steel Corp
1
7
94 7b1
32%
147b
26
Dec
857h Oct
21.30'!
25%
49
17
17
500
14,500
14%
Shamrock Oil &
397/# Nov
27#
/'•■
25%
26
11
'
1
467b Jan
13
274
29
Corp
4074 Mar 20
367# Jan
7
12
27#
600
,
5
12
8
58
2 J/4
26.600
.
847a
27#
14,000
-
J' ,-v;;
2174
29%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
2
1
83%
5%
337#
,—100
-
187'eJan
25% Apr
874 Jan
Feb
preferred
10974 Jan
147 b Mar
5.600
1057b, 106%
/
427#
47
88
Diego Gas & Electric Co
9
4
3,800
10574
20'4
No par
No par
Light & Power
12
167b Aug
46% Dec
10
123
105
83%
29'/#
.
J
1227b
217b
10
Scovlll MIg Co common
3.65% preferred
Mar 17
'
122%
217#
•
32'%
•250
Head Co
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
9
91'
71
i
42J/2 Jan 28
477#
32 7b
437# V
42%
100
Schenley Industries Inc
Sobering Corp common
1
s% convertible preferred
Schick Inc
3
55% Feb
-
47%
837b
*42
57b
*
*43
100
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
2
45
28
47%
.-"V
-
1.66%
preferred—,
Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San
27
81%
807#
9374
V-I'¬
'
: 8t
3774
217#
-274 >
437#
5%
4274
20 G
;
fit L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
48',!/Jan 28
207# Jan
97
conv
8t Joseph
fit Joseph
16
547-4
7974
83%
91
1
(Jacob)
4.30%
217# Oct
10% Jan
Apr
26% Jan
90
—
34
43
1
47% Mar 11
95 J/4 Jun
537#
3774
121.74
10774
#
1
Corp
Petroleum Co
2
4174 Dec 22
13,500
54%
837b
96
33%
1
20
2
233% Nov
/
'
■
38%
*47
120%
5
Ronson Corp
Jan
50% Jan
Jan
9
;
3774
80 7b
■
21'
••
2%
93 74
5
1074
30
'
'a"
2274
2%
1
3874 Jan
117# Dec
84
21'/#
No par
lo
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
24
90
Corp
2474 Jan
Jan
25
Corp
19 J/8 Mar 26
84% Dec
-
Oil
Paper
8
4074 Nov 20
14
120
106
•
"
53% NOV 20
25% Oct
477b
1474
5474
547#
80%
47 7b
120%
*83
.
38
79'/b
1037b
1
147b
537b
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12074
5s
-
:•
3774
r
107
100
Co
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Rome Cable Corp
2474 Mar 12
10
series
Manufacturing
7
2
24'% Jan 10
161
477#
13
30% Jan
Jan
Dec' 18
4774
41% Mar 19
Api
8
2174 Feb
6.500
Rockwell-Standard
6
534% Mar
Mar 23
91
Feb
22.600
4574
5'%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
No par
Corp
;_5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
Mar 16
•4374 Mar 18
34
6874
45
Ritter Company
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fnlton Controls com__i
574 Mar 17
30
10
67%
46
557#
Rlegel
27
Jan
57# Oct
69%
45%
80
Richfield
3
35% Dec
Jan
68 7#
46% *
14 7#
•"
38%
Rheem
2
4
14%
69%
4674
7374
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
26
Jan
900
*147#
087b
53%
5
2% Jan
2% Mar 23
14
17c Jan
'''
14%
>9%
147b
38
Preferred 3.60rU
45,600
jn
467b
l
common
5
24% Mar
20
9 7b
9%
14
i
84% Mar 26
6
27
-
971
9,200
46%
preferred series A_
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B
10
5
237a1
8%
9%
i
687#
4%%
123% Mar 12
2
Mar
116
«'«
•
57%
-
5
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co
6
Jan
48
.'
-
23-
10
Rexall Drug Co,
5
81% Mar 25
45% Mar 12
12
47% Dec
2274
9
•
23
10
Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon Inc
39% Mar
28
7
78% Dec 31
25% Jan
7b
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t
Gas
,
.
190
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387#
39
3874
387#
387#
36%
377#
11,700
No par
157#
15%
151b
1574
157b
157#
157b
15 s#
5,900
7.50
(Frank
84%
85 '/#
84 74
85
847b
847#
847b
85
5,000
1914
19%:.
18
187 b
Shell Oil Co
-
.
\
177# Feb 24
2374 Oct
13% May 20
207# Sep 30
217b Nov 14
177b Jan
Jan
5
20
32'b Dec
26' b Jan
6
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
45 '# Mar 25
10
Jan
1274 Jun
22
2
25
Apr
2
5073 Jan
40
17
33 J/4 Jan
2
167# Sep
46-% Mar
48
Nov
14
187# Mar
18
4
5
Jan
14
461 b Mar 11
2
51% Jan
Simmons
68
7
84 >
Mar 13
Simmonds Saw & Steel
6
27
Mar 11
Simplicity
Jan
21
19
197b
1
39%
41%
>.
417#
437b
437b
1
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7
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3
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Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O) Corp
...
.
2
237b Oct
14
177# Mar 11
2274 Jan
5
25% Dec
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
17
22% Feb
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
16
5874 Jan
10
110'% Dec
15
98
13
44 J'4 Mar 19
3
52% Apr
217# Dec
25
151b Apr
67# Jan
2
2074 Jan
2
257b Mar 13
130
Mar 20*
16
1974 Mar
107# July 6
347# Dec 30
52
May
36 74 Sep 26
257a Jan
7
3434 Dec
327b Jan
13
36
497# Jan
2
4874 Dec
9
Jan
i
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7
30
87b Jan
37
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527b Feb 25
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517b Feb 24
29
34
Feb
24
Dec
31
341 b Jan
5
9
347b Jan
2
65% Dec
31
2
1974 Jan
19
78
Feb
20
6814 Mar 13
75
Jan
13
40'2 Dec
31
407b Jan
45
Mar 12
2% Jan
3
2
24
67b Jan 27
2274 Jan
9Mar
12
5
697b Mar 11
18% Nov 20
567# Jan
8
867b Feb 20
177# Jan
2
25% Dec
15
2174 Feb
9
2474 Jan
7
9274 Jan
19
97 74 Feb
887b Jan
15
2174 Mar 16
2
13
9% Jan
2
277# Oct
30
627b Jan
227# Jan
3
2
393j Mar 26
797# Sep
317b Dec
24
777b Jan
2
8334 Mar 16
29
287b Jan
8
33 % Mar 20
2
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page
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4914
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126
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30
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1774 Apr
657b Jan
,
37
56
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Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
2
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777b
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65
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129%
46
403# Mar 25
167# Jan
92
Jersey
377# Jan
377# Dec
35
26
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Southern California
4474 Dec
87
125%
50
3
2
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2
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a
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6374 Jan
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26
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2
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30
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9
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May 29
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8
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10
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27
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25
12
627a Feb
30
4
77%
267#
5
187a Jan
61'2 Jan
44',2 Jan
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1
1
30
2
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24
147# Jan
12%
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197b
187 b
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1
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72% Sep
2574 Apr
157# Jan
Nov
1914
18%
197b
1
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Signode Steel Strapping Co
38
10
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Sheraton Corp of America
663a Dec
3
25
30
26
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20 % Dec
5
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477# Jan
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17
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22
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8
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Sperry Rand Corp common
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77#
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2.50
0
24,100
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Volume 189
Number 5833
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle '*
i1
(1485)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1!)58
Lowest
407b Jan
74
6
Jan
2
3
Jan
3
2
21% Feb
27
3% Jan
26
57 \
Feb
2
Feb
26
9
18
59% Jan 26
64% Jari 23 j.
90
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3
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'
37% Mar
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2
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20
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11
Feb
2
27% Oct 22
26% Feb
6
2
45% NOV 12
42% Jan
8
Jan
157b Jan
2
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120
17
17%
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6
15% Jan
2
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5
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55% Jan
8
3
37% Jan
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2
39% Feb
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2
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24%
14
15% Jan
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Apr
.2 79
Jan
59
Apr. 24
;
26% Jan
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38
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16%
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22%
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GOOD
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72
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122%
17%
49%
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50%
49
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29
29 %
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2,100
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5
20
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55
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11,700
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5
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2
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62
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19
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2
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7
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1
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t
29% Dec 30
3
19 % Ja n
'
96
16%
w22
34
122
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l
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v
Mar 13
94
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Macli/Tiool.
Sunbeam
•
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Superior Oil of California.
Sutherland Paper* Co .-i—j
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Swllt,» /C04--—1—
1865
25
31% Mar
'
23
9% Jari 24
7
Feb
2
6
1514 Mar" 20
6
Jan:
26
,
30
Dec
97
13
Jan
6% Jan
1360
Dec
.
•
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V
66% Jan
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,
2
88
15
2214 Aug 14
13
11% Jan-
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69
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30% Mar 19
•
54% MAr 26*
28% Dec 29
12% Aug 14
'-x 87; ..NOV 24
,
2
20% Jan
5
24% Jan
10% Feb 25
66% Dec 31
u;
16
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18% Jari 12
Stokeiy-Vari Camp Inc comrfion—1
15% prior;. preference
18% Feb/ 5 -V
20
;
1
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33% Mar 25 .• Storer - Broadcasting
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Oct 20
16
1
100
*
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2 ,•
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,
25
108,200
4,700
96
16%
29%
47%
24%
52%
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62
31%
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47
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31,100
18%
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17
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31.
s
3
2
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43
16% Oct
7
18% Nov 28
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Feb" 26
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6
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49% Mar-19 '
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27% itiar 13
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9
1712 Jan
29
71%
125
7,700
80%
61%
93
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33
18%
22%
„_1
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*
16%
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53
61%
30%
'
93%
22%
33%
85%
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10
;
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61%
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'
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52%
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5
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79%
47%
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Stanley Warner .Corp_
.'ivStarrett Co (The li,S^___
v
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66%
54%
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' the Week
Friday
Mar. 27
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7
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.
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Feb
28 ;
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Thursday
Mar. 26
\
79%
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.
17% Feb 18
12
Jan:
65% Jan .28
99
jan 14
74%;May 19
r
35% Mar
*•104
,
Mar 24
Mar. 25
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Mar, 24
6.25
California--
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Standard Oil ,qf New; Jersey,
Standard .OljL ot Oliio common
3%preferred .seyies A___
'
12% Jan
18
102 % Dec 22
15"
3
Jan
31% Jan.:
18
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2
7
84
33%_Dec 31
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Apr 23
27% Jan
30
of
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 23
_1
-
57% Mar .10
Dec 29 *
Pat
Com—No par
No par
preferred
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87% Jan 20
.
LOW
Monday
1
Standard .Coil Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co
50% Mar 13
50% Feb
$3.50
*
62% Jan 23
46% Feb
12
:: 89
,
59
52
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3
59% Dec 31
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3
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3% Jan
19
3
.
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10% Jan
14% Jan
Nov
,.
2
Sep
24
94% May 26
,
23
82 % Feb
! 60% Nov
Feb 21.
Jan
69 % Mar
5
•3% Nov
86% Sep 17
10i a Jan
2
.
7
78% Jan
50
42% Feb 24:
36
61% Jan
61% Nov 21
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35% Feb 18".
a
19
69 Va Dec
-
EXCHANGE
'
,
*
NEW YORK STOCK
:
Highest
85%. May 2
17% Nov 28
2
Aug 29
471
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8%
1855
8%
8%
187.3
8%
1870
1855
5
44%
4.5%
4.16%
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37%
38
37%
l
13%
13%
13
9
33
-
447b
8%
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8
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1840
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320
45
44
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28
28
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13
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13
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2
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2
2
55% Feb
24
22% Jan
13-
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37
2
2
86
24 7
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2
6 % Jari
2
44% Jan
7
9% Apr
v
33% Jan
1 Dec
28
Feb
16
19% Jan
23
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2
32 Vo Jan
6
89
Dec
16
102: "Dec 29
89% Jan
29% Dec
1
25 % Jan
11%
11%
5,300
17
16%
16%
11,200
68
697b
69%
70%
36%
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36%
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367b
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28
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38
28%
28
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24%
2474
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24%
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35,200
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8474
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31
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69%
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23%
23%
23%
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23%
EXCHANGE
263'4
26%
26%
CLOSED
33
33%
33%
32,600
2,700
2,300
i32 - ,136%
132%
137
GOOD
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2
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19
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8
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9
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112
8
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22
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9
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52
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9
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19
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29
5
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8
,
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25
8
1
73
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90
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20
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88
21
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7
2
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'
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14
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2
2
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7
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15
Jan
15
65 Va Dec
2
21 "a May 15
32% Nov
5
24
2
2
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26% Dec
18
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16% Jan
21% Nov
31
42 "
17
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15 7» Jan
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37
21
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29
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2
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2
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11'
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1
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17
21
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13
52
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14
20
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16
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7
3
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45
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1
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9
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21
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9
16
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21% Jan
2
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21
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7
9
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217b
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17
16%
17
167 b
17
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17
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277b
287b
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27%
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20,500
33
32
32
32
32
32
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40%
1874
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—1
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19
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55
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23
54%
23%
54%
23
23
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577b
57
23%
57
4,600
57%
497b
7,200
54%
5474
23%
237b
577b
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387b
11%
5274
75
38%
200
7,100
13,100
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4074
55
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900
40%
1974
40%
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1978
197 b
-
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22%-
48 7
2
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50%
74
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11%
12
12
12
48
46
46
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74
387b
39%
11%
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900
200
74
39
12
46
8,600
1,500
120
157 b
15Tb
15%
15%
157b
45%
16%
„1
22%
2374
23 Va
237b
23%
237b
UUyliie Corp (Tite/
1
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Uriiou Asbestos Si Rubber Co
5
^
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17% Feb. 17'
23
-'
30
227 b
13% Mar. 5
5
497b
-
22%
'
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22
22%
1,200
5,000
9,600
49%
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48
22%
22
15
41% Jan
.
22%
22-74
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75% Mar
12,200
1
49%
2274
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5414 Mar.
237b
49%
26
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,
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23
22%
25 Va Jan 30
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Feb
13,700
60
87%
23
13%
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13 %
137b
13%
14%
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13%
14,200
267b
27%
26%
29
28%
29%
27%
28%
127 b
1374
12%
13
127b
13
12%
13
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TXT,
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-50
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16 Vb
227b
17%
23%
18,800
22,200
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•
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5
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15% Oct 28
2
13% Jari
.
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8
32% Jan
; -3%
54
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53
61
61%
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50
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,
Apr
25% Nov
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,
87
23%
237b
22
Mar
61
87
231'4
497 b
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16% Jan
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60%
62
89
23%
22
Jan
35% Feb 24
«
237 b
22%
Mar 20
32
-'27% Feb
607 b
*87
_10
..25
; '•*. •61.20 preferred—
11 ml;en ' Roller BeailTlg*.
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; ri.shman Realty & Construction. ...A
16
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70
.
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17
15
100
.prele'ired
52
2
60
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Air
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24
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:
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23
10
84% Jan
*
Thompson Raino Wooldridge Inc
Comrridn
——i—————5
5
Jan
56% Feb
15
May 20
t
V
9-^a
Jun
19
12% Feb
4
107 a Jrin
127a Jan
2
23% Dec
11
20% Jan
2
5% Jan
.'
2
11% Dec
29
9% Jan
20
'
30% Mar 25
44
Nov
20
41
Jan
17
126% Dec
31
120% Feb
32% Dec
31
32% Jan
Sep 15
103% Jun
23
94 "
Jan
5
75
Mar
6
-
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5
o
84
r
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80'^ Nov
10
94
40% Jari
13
543a Jun
4
•
24% Jan .2,
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26% Jan
*
91
v
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24% Feb
2
16
347'8 Mar 26
38% Feb *19
6
8% Jan
23 Va Feb
37% Jan
26
*
31
2.;
2
98
Jan
19
1093-i Mar 26
10
32% Sep
79% Oct
15
7
26% Jan 13
Jan 21
69
48.-
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29
46% Mar 10
8% Nov
18
8% Jan
2
29% Jan
12
16% Oct
34% Jan
86
86
86
487b
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48 74
49%
39,000
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50
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34
3474
22
22
22%
22
2274
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2,800
20,200
35
Feb
81
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13
16
40%
50% Jan
12
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conv
pfd
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;
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s
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-
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12
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9% Feb 20
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2
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2
45 V4 Mar
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9
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■
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9
22
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13
16% Jan
2
12
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100
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22
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36
35
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66
64%
22
120
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138
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107
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97
12,700
100
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1,100
307b
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28%
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23,300
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2
18% Nov 21
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7
3
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2
19% Mar 11
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56% MarlO
18% Feb
22
45% Jan
2
33% Jan
5
34 Va Mar
38% Feb
78
6
Die
4
90
Jan
2
82
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2
37% Oct
6
31% Mar 26
57% Dec
11
16
Feb
9
17
95% Jan
8
171% May 23
159% Feb
4
102
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46
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35
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*
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33
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48
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22
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21,100
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42%
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41%
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42%
41%
42
41%
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55%
56
18
1574
13,200
1,400
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55
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17
17
5574
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2
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19 Vb
197b
19%
19%
19%
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19
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——-10
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*
6
25
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100
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1
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—No pai
6% 'preferred
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4%A preferred
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21.-
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8
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7%
pi
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3,000
7974
1
—
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32%
2,300
1,200
14,300
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79%
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56
'26.
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Mar 24
164
3274
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49
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4
2
32
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5
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10
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51 % Mar 18
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
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3374
78
48
10
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United Gas
2
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
(^oal
32%
par
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
25
17%-Feb; 16
10% Jan
Unitea
([Del)
(Del)-j_,
Corp
United Electric
37% Mar 16*.
31
4%v(ser
:
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preferred'--.
No par
31'
2
6
Artists
Dec
14
;
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16% Dec
Sep 23
Lines
10
5
4%; Cser'of 1955) Coriv pfd—100
Mrir 24
17% Dec
2
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34Tb
35
874
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95
2
May 16
65% Jan
86
48%
22
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5% Jan
21% Jan
86%
48
.,
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40% Die 30
153
<86
49%
32% Mar 2.6
9
16
Mar 24
34% Nov 21
8
27% Jan
n
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132% Mar 23
34% Jan
3r
867b'
4874
No par
18
Union
no
820
85%
3474
preferred
car Co—
Feb
ll34Jan
12 Jan
non-cum
390
10
Union Pacific RR Co common
123
95
74
73%
497b
10
Crilifbrnia
Aircraft Corp pommbn
24% Feb
74
96»%
49
25
$4'serresri-.—_No par
of
Air
2
May 21
11 Va
Preferred
United
28% Feb
73%
74
United
27% Dec
82
*737/4'
Mar 26
37:
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
?
98
*75
75
25% Feb
i-
*96%.
82
*74
38 % Mar 13
108<"'- Aug
98
82
4%
,
21,100
98
*75
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Union Tank
4
3474
82
2
68 "
1303/8
34%
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Union Oil
26
6
1297b
34%
97
6
21
Jan
91/4 Feb
2
49%
1307b
3474
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26
22% Jan
'
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i
49%
129 %
34%
977b
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30% Jan
145 '"Jan
6% Jan
3
497/„
129%
34%
34%
; 58 7« Feb
.
Jan
* Mar
50% Mar. 6
49%
128%
34%
697a Aug
143;. Aug
26
36
87
5
5074
130
-
20,400
7,500
11,300
9,300
Preferred $3.7p series
___No par
Preferred'$3.50 sertes______No par
i
77% Feb 25
13
Corp
.-.
33% Nov
,f.
27•,
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6
■
49%
1297b
paper
Preierred $4.50 series—
4
Mar
75
44 Va Feb
18
2
Uriiori Electric
'98% Mar
6%
Corp—
*.—No par
Co- common
—10
Bag-Camp
Union Carbide
Mar
83% Jan
31
2
,
20
Union
3
35% Mar 16
133
24
9'% Dec
91
Oct
72% Jan
Apr 25
36% Dec
.
.
-
Mar 24
.
37% Dec
27% Nov
'
81
8
Jan
Jan
111
.
2
18% May
,21%
.^2% Jan
=
29
Mar 16
,50% Mar 39
2
92
<
14
9
2
.
30% Mar 13 *
28
83 7« Apr
27% Jan
'
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2
547 b
2
l'/a
55%
2
1%
50
9%
1974
16,900
174
17b
8,900
50%
49%
6,100
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50 V4
34
9,500
2
517b
50%
34
33%
50%
337b
50
337b
337b
43%
447b
43%
44
43%
44%
44
45%
83%
837b
83
83
84
82%
83
327b
32%
32
327b
31%
32%
31%.
51
51%
52
51
3174
5174
9,000
11074
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49%
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47
497b
4
112
112%
110
112
111
112
109
10T
162
162
164
164
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166
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166
420
80
8,100
30
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1486)
...
Monday, March, 38* 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Jan
25
8
% Jan
39
Jan
4%%
4
44
2
34% Jan 23
2
10
Jan
26
26
Jan
7
29
Jan
21
18
88
Jan
22
101% Feb
3
43% NOV 21
41% Jan
2
80% Mar 14
Dec
I
Jan
9
27
131% Mar 11
26% Mar
5
15
Jan
45% Feb
Jan
5
153% Feb 16
Nov
76
108
3
7
Apr 14
31%. Apr
154
21% Jan
146
22
36% Nov 11
41% Oct 14
2
25% Jan
Jan
2
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
3
158% Jun 12
19% Jan
32% jun
2
16
Jan
7%
26% Jan 21
Mar
37% Feb
35% Jan
Corp common
15% Dec 24
68% Jan
8
8
7% Oct 24
x44
32%
33
9%
27%
94
94
*9%
27%
94
5% Jan
2
5% July
13
14% Feb 26
17% Jan
8
9% Oct 30
17
Nov 13
G
85% Jan
8% Jan
17% Jan
2
10% Feb 25
6
21
8% Jan
2
10% Nov
6
6
NOV
78
19% May
1
32% Feb 14
39% Dec 29
57
Dec 10
12 % Jan
34% Mar 24
57% Jan
46% Mar 23
12
152% Feb 24
28% Nov 28
96
Nov 26
27% Jan 28
24% Jan
2
37
27% Jan
2
40Tb Oct
14
5% Jan
2
Nov
157
3
Jan
Feb
75
Jan
84
8%
preferred
4%%
preferred
Upjohn Co
2
21% Jan
2
32
Dec
Apr
7
14% Sep
29
45% Jan
17
Dee
11
9
97
7
42
26
2
12% Jan 21
22% Jan
10
35% Jan
2
25% Jan
31% Jan
13% Jan
18
5
34% Mar 25
Van
11Tb Jan
84
9
Jan
Vauadium
$2.26
22
5
Raalte
preferred
2
36'a Dec
3
28% Feb
3
85
May
8
79
13
Jail
2
22
Oct
2
19% Jan
2
75% Nov
17
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
40Tb Dec
17
35% Feb
18
9
Mar 10
Mar 20
107
39% Mar
4
7
42% NOV 20
36% Jan
Jan
2
12
Jan
16
13% Mar 17
29
16% Jan
2
20% Mar
9
Vulcan
30
18% Jan
27
21% Mar
9
5%
113
May 20
5
Jan
83
Jan
14
86% Mar 23
99% Apr
87
Jan
2
91% Mar 17
95
8
May 13
85
Feb
G
87 % Mar 16
2
47% Feb 20
24
90% July
85% Dec
17
83% Dec
30
9% Jan
2
13% Dec
17 % Oct
14% Jan
20
18% Oct
1/1
108
103% Jan 29
1
Dec
9
Co
convertible
5% %
89
Nov
13
87% Jan
2
13
97
Dec
30
96% Jan
2
72% Feb 24
73% Jan
15
76Tb Mar 11
Wabash,RR 4%%
96% Feb 20
103 % Feb
11
76
43%
*75
29%
76
2
50
20
46% Feb
2
69% Mar 20
8
15% Nov 14
14% Jan
2
16% Mar
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
Feb
10
53% Mar 16
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
25Tb Jan
15
36
Nov
V
34% Mar 26
16% Feb
4
12 % Feb
6
37% Feb
9
15% Mar 18
walker (Hiram) G & W
Walworth CO
14% Dec 22
13% Jan 28
16% Feb 20
95
87% Jan
84
t
;
Jan
13
8
16% Jan 30
8
56
Apr
Jan
13
1
Apr 25
11% Dec
4
38
37%
37Tb
37%
37%
37%
10%
11%
11%
11T»
11%
23Tb
24%
24%
24%
24%
34 %
34
34%
34%
34%
9%
9%
9%
9%
108%
112%
9Tb
116
114
112%
37%
*79
28
88%
81
30
98% 100 ' :
39%
39
105% 105Tb
86%
86'A
37Tb
99
101%
102%
38T«
8,200
38%
106%
*85%
87%
8C
91
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91%
30
89
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89
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91
89%
41Tb
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43%
*87%
44%
43%
13%
13
13%
600
18%
18%
18%
18%
21,500
19Tb
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,700
96
102%
96
102%.
96
102
96%
102
12
31% Feb 24
50% Dec
22
05
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
25% Jan
2
95% Oct
6
,86
Sep 23
83% Dec 17
31% Feb 28
96% Mar
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
94% Nov 12
48% Jan
13
Mar
3% Jan 21
32
Mar
*13
96
96
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102
101Tb
;
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36% Mar
5
9
49% Mar
2
4
49% Mar 24
56% Jan
5
13
17% Mar 16
21% Jan 21
35% Dec 22
105
35% Feb
16
38% Feb 20
101% Feb 18
May 20
99% Jun 11
95% Jan
2
86% Jan
16
89% Feb
2
94
Jun
9
85
Jan
8
88% Feb
16
51
Dec
19
43
Jan
30
50Tb Jan
5
May 6
28% Dec 31
97% Feb 12
99% Jan
12
26
Jan
7
32Tb Feb
18
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
30Tb Mar 26
10
98% Mar 11
103
100
Feb
79Tb Dec 31
75
100
Mar 23
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No par
No par
Mar 11
5%
31
6%
30Tb
5%
33%
33%
*33%
50
*48%
49%
50
18%
18%
36%
36Tb
100
100
*88
89%
88
88
47
47%
*99% 101
l
4
5
100
100
100
preferred
Western
8
39Tb Mar 12
5
100
Jan
28
38% Mar 18
55% Jun 24
74% Dec
31
70% Feb
9
81
83
Aug
8
92% Apr
21
84
Feb
9
88% Jan 29
110
Dec
11
7
110% Feb
3
112
33% Apr
7
54Tb Dec 31
53% Jan
92% Jan
2
60
83% Jan
6
125
96
Jan
Nov
10
Feb
11
Jan 29
2
98Tb Mar 13
29% Jan 28
34Tb Mar 25
22
68
Jan
30
71% Feb 24
16% Feb
21
31Tb Dec 30
56
Jan
21
68
26
Dec
Mar 13
Jan
7
49% Oct 21
44
Jan
14
53% Mar 20
40% Jan
2
69
Dec
23
67% Jan
2
85% Mar 20
41
Mar 16
91% Jan
2
100
Sep
5
99
Jan
12
102% Mar 11
4% Jan
2
8% Oct
D
7
Jan
7
11Tb Mar 25
23% Nov
5
25% July
24% Jan
7
28
Jan
23
6
38
44
Jan
27
32% Jun
30
Jan
13
15% Jan 30
71
Jan
Nov
1
10
36
43
Jan
6
48% Nov 20
42% Jan
7
51% Mar 11
33% Dec
32% Jan
6
38Tb Feb 20
14
86% Mar 25
1
2
85% July 10
82
Jan
12% July 31
20% Dec 30
20
Jan
5
27
6% Jan
2
9
4
Jan
2
26% Jan
31% Jan
120% Dec
8
49% Nov 18
40% Feb 16
2
37% Dec 22
37
Jan
2
121
Jan
22
20% Jan
7
25 Tb Dec
29
25% Jan
2
21 % Jan
2
32% Oct
14
9
Mar 20
8»A Nov
135
17
Mar 25
Jan
20
Mar 18
45% Jan
2
40% Jan 23
129
Mar 25
27% Jan
9
36Tb Mar
6
53Tb Dec 31
30% Jan 14
53% Jan
2
45% Feb 27
74
Dec
31
70% Jan
8
89% Jan 15
80% Feb 25
80% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
Jan
2
94% Feb
78% Jan
2
90% Nov
13
83% Jan
8
91
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
22
9% Jan
13
36Tb Jan
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
08% Jan
16
2
33Tb Nov 17
36% Aug 26
119% Oct
13
9
22% Dec 30
67% Feb 28
208% Dec 16
Apr
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end
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asked
prices;
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89
29% Feb 10
31% Feb
32% Mar
7
130% Feb
dan 27
on
278
this
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2
24% Mar 19
20% Jan 28
sales
4
34% Mar 18
9
178
Jan 26
12Tb Feb 25
114% Jan
no
2
day.
Mar 13
Pacific
31Tb
31%
5
27Tb
28Tb
RR
No par
Union Telegraph—
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5 preferred
No
Whirlpool Corp common
4%%
convertible
preferred(The S S)
10
par
5
80
White Dental Mfg
White Motor Co common
When issued
20
1
——
5%% preferred
White Sewing Machine
100
common—1
rnui
pieierenct.
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wilcox Oil Co
5
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones
No par
Co
10
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
10c
1
10
com
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4Vz% series—100
Wrigley
(Wm)
Jr
(Dei)—
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale & Towne
—5
Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstdwn Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
or
petition has
100
100
77%
86
77
37Tb
38
78Tb
76Tb
*85%
76%
36
37%
77%
86%
87.
*110% 115
5.6%
97%
33%
69%
50%
33%
96%
32%
94%
33%
10%
*27
40Tb
46Tb
37Tb
86
38%
86
20Tb
x8%
8Tb
44
44Tb
38%
39
*126
429
26%
26Tb
33%
34
55%
55%
*19
76
78%
92%
89%
10%
92Tb
90
10%
31%
126
No par
23
33
31%
33
127%
24%
255Tb 269%
been
.
10%
96%
95
52%
46%
52
52
46%
51%
46%
46%
41
40
40
40
30%
6%
29Tb
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30Tb
5%
5Tb
48%
5%
48T4
49%
17%
50
46
*99%
26
4,000
*98
75
77%
85% - 85%
75%
77Tb
36 Tb
36Tb
36
37Tb
78
78%
86%
86%
*110% 115
77
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75%
36%
36%
77%
*86%
115
56
97%
34%
55%
34%
70%
52
82%
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51
1C
140
31%
140
4,400'
8,100
6,300
70
2,700
I
1
300
2,400
21,906
27,300
25,100
400
115
54%
8,600
55Tb
97%
32%
*67%
51%
70%
52
82%
*41%
42
101% 101%
10Tb
11%
*27%
28%
42%
43
46Tb
46Tb
37%
38%
*85
88
50C
1,300
2,400
7,200
89%
89%
46%
101%
*110%
56
97%
34%
97
2.10C
11,600
37Tb
98%
31
87
*110%
1,000
28%
30Tb
*98
100
77
77%
*84%
86
76%
77%
36
36Tb
36%
36Tb
77%
78%
*86%
87
100
77
86
76%
36Tb
37%
78%
500
3,600
49%
*100
28Tb
>
6
37
31%
27%
10,100
49Tb'
17%
98%
*88
*88
46%
46%
101
7,400
32Tb
49%
17Tb
17%.
31
31Tb
27%
27%
*98% 100
97%
33%
70%
52%
680
12,200
100
3,600
500
41%
41%
*101% 102
10%
11%
*27
28%
43Tb
43%
20%
8Tb
8Tb
44%
44%
38%
38%
*127
129
26%
26Tb
33 %
33%
55%
55Tb
76
1,500
3,600
20,400
4,900
95
*48%
37%
37%
*98% 100
*88
89%
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89%
36%
37%
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89'%
*88
89%
45%
46%
*99% 101
*92
89%
10Tb
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30%
32%
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CLOSED
40
33
EXCHANGE
52
46Tb
-
49%
*19
65
*16%
33%
5o
17%
30%
.
34
49%
17%
55%
41
48
10%
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97%
33%
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51%
11%
28%
14%
92
,
.
52%
33
57%
83%
42%
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'
*68
71
34
98%
34Tb
69%
51%
63'A
42%
I
No par
Zenith Radio Corp
fin receivership
50
1
Co com
Western
32
16
46
40%
1
80
29% Jan
33Tb Dec 29
*52
2.50
2
71% NOV 20
34% Dec
2
14%
93%
*10%
33%
Mar 11
2
l4Vb
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10%
5
88
83Tb Jan 21
2
'
14%
92
10%
preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
44} noncum 2nd preferred
100
Mar 24
14%
93%
10%
14%
93
4.80%
2
13
14%
*92
14%
Western Air Lines Inc
Jan
NOV
FRIDAY
93
10%
West Va Pulp & Paper common
15
86
15Tb
700
'
GOOD
14%
1
100
1
pfd
preferred scries B
4.10% preferred series C
17% Jun
3
34%
V
14%
4.20%
42% Jan
Jan
34%
15%
35%
14%
West penn. Electric Co_.
West Penn Power 4%%
82% Jan
69% Jan
63
35%
35%
14%
preferred
Auto Supply
51%
35%
14%
35%
33%
95%
STOCK.
70%
65% 17
52%!;
14%
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
Western
5C
370.
65%
17
52
35%
Knitting Mills
4%%
95%
102
65Tb
16% /.At. *16%
52Tb
: 52%
*16%
52%
2.50
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & 8nowdrift com
4.80%
x70%
65
76%
No par
-
Industries
Wayne
7% Jan 28
2
76%
65
67%
16%
52
30%
25% Jan
1
44% Jan 15
16%
76Tb
5
5
4% DOC
35% Oct
9
49% July 28
10
*76%
66
41%
26% Nov
3
1Tb Jan
9,70c
13
18%
41
7
19% Mar
190
107
13
*
5
43% Mar 11
1C
39%
91%
43
2,500
87%
85
*87%
9,500
101 %
100%
105%
106%
88
89%
29%
38%
106
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*87
42%
13
79
29
105%
39%
105Tb
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Waukesha Motor Co
9
9.G0C
36%
79
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2!)
29T»
35%
81
*79
81
28%
91%
46%
36% Feb
112%
3,00C
3,100
38
36%
38%
*79
*90%
52%
5
3,700
1,70C
9 Tb
111
*115%
46%
Nov
3,900
'115%
95%
40
6,900
■S:
'115%
52%
Mar 13
9%
*115%
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—l
6
40
3.90C
34%
*115%
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
6
Jan
*34
*115%
53
Jan
48
-
*115%
99% Jan 15
89
31
;
18Tb
15
No par
10
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Warner Bros Pictures Inc
36% Mar 12
2
Jan
Ward
30C
26,200
24%
43%
-110
'
11%
24
700
:
37%
11
48% Jan 12
18
Dec
48
44% Dec 31
20
7,900
37%
35%
44% Feb 19
97% Dec
2
Feb
11% Mar 20
8
2
Jan
94
200
7,70C
46%
47%
154
154%
*28%
29%
76
76
42%
43
35%
35%
42%
35%
11
34%
97%
24Tb Jan
34% Jan
23
16
9% Jan 12
26% Dec 16
34Tb Jan
25
47
110
1,300
13
100
Ward Baking: Co common
6% preferred
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
5,600
24,700
./
preferred—
12% Jan
5
8,200
-
18%
100
——
33% Jan
Oct
10,600
10%
77%
10%
77%
36%
47%
47%
*154
156
28%
28%
76
76
42%
427«
35%
35%
W
60% May 20
55,200
2,600
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preferred
preferred
3
Jan
156
29
1,000
18
1
common
preferred
6%%
Jan
84
156
29%
3,100
100
Materials
74
47
46%
35%
110
5
24% Apr
8
Aug 29
82
154
47
20C
GOOD
FRIDAY
24%
37
46
16%
14%
99%
9%
19%
10
'76%
35%
19
24%
37
10
*76%
35%
830
CLOSED
90
24%
*36%
44%
16%
13%
*98
9%
19%
99
9%
19
8a %
30
13,900
EXCHANGE
51%
51%
*115%
Virginia Elec & Fwr Co com
8
$5 preferred
—100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred--—
100
Virginian Ry Co common
10
6%
preferred
10
26% Jan
101
98
9%
10%
77%
35%
9%
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
6% div par tic preferred
100
31% Mar 19
9P.
100
34
preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
40% Mar 18
81% Mar 18
23% Jan
77% Feb
98
7,30C
149% 149%
16%.
14
99
420
STOCK
23Tb
2.50
noncumulative
13%
300
9,100
80
127
10%
Vicks Shrcve & Pacific Ry com—100
5%
13%
3,400
9%
27%
93%
52%
37%
10
Co Inc
16%.
13%
10
*76%.
34*%
76
5
Vick Chemical Co
Mar 13
122
Corp of America
conv;
46%
10%
77%
35%
46%
*28%
VertlentesrCamaguey Sugar Co—6%
9% Mar 25
Jan
Utah Power & Light Co
37
43%
,16%
9%
1
7
36% Feb
*36%
44%
16%
14%
24%
19%
154
,
41%
35%
51%
51%
39%
91%
150% 150%
37
24%
400
44%
33
54%
55%
151% 151%
*41%
42
34%
35%
56%
24Tb
'36%
45%
16%
24%
300
20,700
13
52
152
14,500
36%
80
*123
126
55%
151%
"41%
35
♦
41%
41%
34%
35
51
£1%
89%
91
150
150%
9%
Van Norman Industries Inc ccm.2.50
48% Jan
52%
152%
*18%
42%
35%
9
9
152
55%
33
*79
126
81%
125
54%
45%
Shares
11
12%
*42%
32%
*9%
2T%
92%
13%
94
53
fc79
9%
12.80
Feb
Jan
*52%
*123
10
100
-1
35
9%
27%
94%
19%
9%
1
com
44
*18
100
Universal Plcturea Co Inc
16
' 97%
46%
9% Jan
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
13%
com.No par
Tobacco
40
Dec 24
16
*76%
35
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf
9
29% Feb 17
10
43%
30e
100
1
Corp common
S3.50 convertible preferred
16
Jan
156
1
United Whelan
14
77% Jan 14
41% Feb
4
Mar 17
77
18'% May 12
57
Sep
4
142
24%
*36%
preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
Feb 24
55%
152%
"41%
41%
34%
35%
51
51
90%
92
149% 150%
convertible
$6
54%
81%
127
54%
151%
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
30
15% Mar 16
100
Mar 5
2
90% Dec 10
July 21
4% Jan
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
Jan
74% Jan 22
52%
*79
127
preferred—25
50% Mar 12
7
9%
27%
94%
53%
81%
44
32%
9%
27%
42% Mar 19
2
Jan
10
*9%
27%
44
32%
No par
Co common
noncumulative
36%
13
50
50
16%
100
preferred
7%
9
36
35%
12%
1
Ref & Min com
preferred—
1%
U S Tobacco
36
12%
43
32%
35%
13%
100
Corp—
U S Steel
5
28
10%
36%
5
1st preferred
non-cum
U S Smelting
4
54% Feb
99% Jan
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
preferred series B
US Shoe
38% Feb 24
153
Pipe & Foundry Co
8<&
11
12%
10
5
10
1
100
100
U S Rubber Co common
Mar 11
43
Jan
24
U S
Mar 11
Jan
10%
*35%
1
common
preferred
U 8 Playing Card Co
58% Mar 16
88% Feb
148
38% May 16
Sep 25
57
80
33% Jan 19
34% Feb
9
50% Mar
53% July 29
97% Dec 30
143% Oct
U S
Co
11%
11
50
3%ft
48% NOV 18
6
10
2
95
4Wo
11%
1
preferred series A
U S Lines
11
the Week
Friday
Mar. 2,
Thursday
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 34
Mar, 23
Sales for
PBIOES
Wednesday
Tuesday
50
3%%
100% Jan
2
35
4
Mar
class A preference
Inc common—
U S Industries
8% Jan
30
Jan
140
5%
2
14% Mar 20
41% Feb
8% Dec
82
7
30% Jan
18% Jan
Sep
26
Pflf
D S Hoffman Mach common—82%c
47% Feb 12
6
9% Jun 17
28% Nov 20
73
36% Mar
Jan
10% Jan
34
32% Nov
23% Jan
GO
12% Jan 29
9% Jan 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
ll'/e Oct 29
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)58
6% Jan.
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
47
1€
42
46%
37
*86%
*19% 20%
8Tb
8Tb
42
1.60C
47
2,000
13,500
*19
38%
86%
44
38%
2,500
27,500
41%
48
37Tb
86%
41Tb
*101% 102
10%
11%
*27
28%
20%
8%
37Tb
87
300
8Tb
900
44%
129
129
26%
27
32%
33
44Tb
4,200
38Tb
44
38Tb
38Tb
2,600
*128
26%
32%
10
132
27
32Tb
55%
1,600
5,600
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45
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102
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17
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-
of
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16
91
92%
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1958
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^
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—-April-Oct
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s
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:
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s
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s
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s
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1952
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202
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1958
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to
:
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now
Alabama,
107%
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1958
1961 extended to
103
23
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191
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—
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14
29
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ment)
1945
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.—Mar-Sepl
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189
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The Commercial
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2%s 1979
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1st mortgage 3%s 1986
Apr-Oct
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97
70%
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1995
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1st & ref M 5s ser N 1987— —1
*
Aprll-Ocf
ref
debentures
86%
90
18
*—
——June-Dec
1970
debentures
89%
-
91
86
101%
97%
98%
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debs 1983
Apr-Oct
85 %
•
93
93
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1984——— -Jan- July
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105%
25
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D,, 1972--'— M&y-Nov
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1979— .Jan-July
refund mtge 3s ser l'V 1981 — -Feb-Aug
M 3 %s series G 1981^*—-—1_Ma//-Nov
M 3%s series H 1982
2— Mar-Sept
M 3 y2s series I 19832
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101
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79
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81
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150 y8
81
85
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debentures
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..
•
2001—*L_. April-Oct
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1
1976
first lien
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3s
93
83
of New York—
mtge 2%s scr A 1982. Mar-Sept*
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5s
Dow
97
.
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conv
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April-Oct
debentures
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*___
1971
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.
:
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108 y0
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81
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4s
1995
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Detroit
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1987
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ref
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series
83
V
1970—. May-Scpl
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1988
and refund 2%s series I 1982
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62 %
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——
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ref
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25%
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108
23
105!
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1973
3s
3%s
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100
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26
22%
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63
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1981—
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86%
1981—
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Delaware
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.
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82
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M
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1975
10
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Gen
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-
1993_——•__
series. A
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&
73
95 V'j
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:
20
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81
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.
V
98%
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3s
extended
4s
59 %
69
June-Dec
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.
Hudson
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—
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95%
82', j
199'0_May-Wou
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
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First Mortgage 2%s. 1935—
Mar-Sept
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19
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April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb*-Aug
;
1983
66%
65%
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Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s ]991_Jan-JnZj/
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1965
1977
79%
264
•
104% 104 y4
June-Dec
1993—.———
4s
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62
78
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debs 1966—2
:
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&
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>
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April-Ocf
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20
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debs
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Morris
58%
,
1960
f debs 1977
s
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82
-
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———
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81 y4
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1970-^
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/
5
-
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19
15%
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81%
26
79
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1963——-Jinn-July
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C
97
77%
V
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Delaware
64
95
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i
19
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contingent interest) 1993
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;;
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subord
74
58
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1st
Co
debentures
4'/2s
80
70%
56 Va
77
:
58
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1994
Chicago Union Station—
,
'
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71%
95
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1970
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17
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96
4s
Bonds
Sold
High
15%
June-Dec
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3s 1984
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85V'a
96
86
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■
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1983——April
1970
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92%
81
87
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
64%
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Delaware
1988—Ja/i-July
is :.series -A
-
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105%
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25
96
96
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or
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1970
series
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58
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93
.
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High
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New York Stock Exchange
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%
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44
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A
MARCH 27
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or
'
series
WEEK ENDED
Week's Rang*
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-
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r_Jan-July
t
1974
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Thursday
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Exchange
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51
52
121
50 %
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24
137
19
97
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, March 30, 1959
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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RANGE
Thursday
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86
89%
r.
78
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80
88
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104%
;
—
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9
4%b
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93%
;
103
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&
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1986
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Co
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1983
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——
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96%
97 Fa
60
June-Dec
96%
93 Ft
32
77%
77
77 Fa
33
76
79
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Jan-July
77 %
76%
77%
38
76%
79
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1974
4%s series C
Philadelphia Electric
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
83%
88%
April-Oct
first 4s external
series
156
1968
1960
April 1990
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
96%
102%
116%
1981
4s
General
100%
D
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
& Eastern
A Income
3
23
B
General mortgage 4%s series E 1984
Peoria
95
.
Consolidated
General
5
148
81%
1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power &s Light 3s 1975——April-Oct
Pennsylvania
144
*83%
June-Dec
1985—June-Dec
Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Woo
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
95%
*74
*84%
June-Dec
•97%,
—
100% 100%
144
80%
June-Dec
1987:
3%S
*99%
95%
—June-Dec
i
debentures
II
June-Dec
June-Dec
1990
1986
3%s
1978
CC
'
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June-Dec
5s
80
June-Dec
refunding 3%s series X 1984
1st & ref M 3%s sorles Y 1987
lst&refM3%s series Z 1988
1st &
63%
87
Oxford
1st
••
111 Fi 113
93
95
—
■
64%
63%
May-Nov
1
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
Aprll-Ocf
.1st mortgage 2%s 1979—.
Feb-Awy
1st mtge 3%8 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
Aprll-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1986
Mar-Sepf
First
mortgage
4s 1988
Jan-July
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dcc
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Doc
Ohio Edison first mortgage 33 1974
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
Mar-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 4%s 1987
Jan-July
Olln Mathieson Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May-Wou
5%s conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960— April-Oct
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988—June-Dec
First &
88
82%
——
Feb-Aua
1961
Jan
registered
First
'
April-Qct
page
9 7 Fa
—
06
*90
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1970__June-Dec
;
series B
1982
see
95
84
May-Woo
1874.
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87
86%
•104
109%
'
June-Dec
3%6 debentures 1976
June-Dec
National Distillers & Chera
4%s debs 1983-May-Nov
Nad Distillers Prods 3%s s f
debs 1974__Apr«-Oet
National Steel Corp 1st 3
Fas 1982
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%8 1986
May-Woo
National Tea Co 3l/2s conv 1980
debentures
33
131
82 Fa
90
,
Mar-Sept
4s 1991
3%s debentures 1978
Nashville Chatt & St Louis 3s
scr 1986
Nad Cylinder Gas 5%s
conv debs 1977
National Dairy Products 2%s
f
118
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2030
s
8
10
83
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78 Fa
97% 101
85
86 Fa
88
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72
83
128% 130%
95
86 %
55
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76
71
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101
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98
A
85
76
1
—
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78
70%
106%
*93%
ser
Motion Railroad 6s inc debs
Jan 1 2007
Morris Si Essex first
5s
76
84 Fa
——
103 Fa
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Mountain States Tel
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70%
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71
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gtd
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70%
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mtge income 4%s
1997
3s
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62 Fa
57%
■
.
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73
series
«
88
71%
3%s
'
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119
92
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91%
86%
63%
151
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94
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118
,
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103%
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registered
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53%
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1997
117
43
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53%
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4%s s f debentures 1978
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
112
148
May
series A 1973
Jan-July
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—Aprll-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
^_Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jau-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s scries E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series If 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Ref nxtg 4%s series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
aencral mortgage 2%s 1980
Aprll-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974 -Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Wo»
3%s s f debentures 1973
JMay-Nov
3%s s f debentures 1974
May-Woe
4%s a f debentures 1976
May-Woe
4%a a f debentures 1977
—May-Woe
62
100
April-Oct
Gen
74%
■,-
—
4%s
mtge
115 Fa 116 F4
Aprll-Oct
Gen
44
46
1st
101
35%
1 2045
35%
39%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
&
100
140
30
170
& Ilartford RR—
New Haven
1
91%
2033
58 income debentures Jan
47*8 coll trust 1976
Mohawk & Malone first
"
6
N Y
100 Fa 100 Fo
35
1967
k 16
41%
71%
■
40 Fa
75 %
35
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15
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Jan-July
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization Issues—
let mtge 4 F<s series B
Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4F4s series C
Jan 1 2005_^
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67 Fa
58
53
*61 Fa
June-Dec
1978
66
55
72
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ser
74%
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72
5s
income debs
71
—
72
4'/2s series
adjustment
subord
8
*67%
April-Oct
lien
ACum
70
64
72
87
Prior
1
63
Jan-July
Jau-July
Jan-July
5%s
96%
2%
64 %
Aprll-Oct
1962
94%
1%
66%
14
2%
75
73%
Co—
scries
95
Feb-Aug
40-year 4s series B 1962
95
*75
6s subord s f inc debs 1986
(quar) F M A N
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste
Marie—
First mortgage 4%s Inc series A
Jan 1971
May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
1991
May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first
4s 1990
Prior
92%
93
94%
*96%
Jan-July
Missouri-K&nsas-TexaB RR—
95%
*63%
1975
f debentures 1976
f debentures 1972
95%
*73%
debentures 1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4 Fa 6 series O
1979__Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3F2s
1969__Mar-Sept
37as sinking fund debentures
1967
s
45%
93
96
89%
45%
95%
94%
67%
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27os
1974__May-Nou
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Fas 1988
Aprll-Oct
4%8
3%s
3.108
93
89
•'
*2%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
93
100
*123
95.:;..
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—
debs
15
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Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s
6Ubord debs 1968__Mar-Sepl
Macy <R H) & Co. 2%s debentures
1972—May-Nov
Ss conv subord debs 1977-.
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5fos 1978
Feb-Aug
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
Martin Co 5F2s 1968 "ex wts"
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 25/es debentures 1972
Jan-July
SFie & { debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
3F4e e f debentures 1980
Mar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s » f series
1977
Feb-Aug
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
subord
83%
99%
94
:
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1st mortgage 4 7a a 1987
conv
3
84
*93
3.758 subord debentures 1980
—May-Nov
4.50s debentures 1976
May-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%b 6er D 197C_June-Deo
LoilIIard (P.) Co 3s debentures 1063
Aprll-Oct
38 debentures 1976
—Mar-Sept
3%8 debentures 1978
April-Oct
Louisville &-Nashville RR—
5b
90
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986—-——April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s scries B 1975—-April-Oct
N Y Si Ilarlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan -July
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—Jan -July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
4%s
series
B
1973—
May-Nov
79
Jan-July
Jan-July
contingent interest 2003—...May
McKesson & Robbins 3 Fas debs
1973
Mersitt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
63%
iv
63%
mortgage 3%s 1997—
Jan-July
registered 1997
—
—J an-July
collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
Lake Shore
79
*95
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s cxt 1979—Aprll-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1905
Aprll-Oct
LIbby-iMcNeil & Llbby 5s conv 8 f flcbs '76-June-Deo
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
1st
99%
90
89%
113% 135
10
*96
May-Nov
May-Nor
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
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May
Louisville Gas As E'l 1st
mtge 2%s 1979
87%
99%
89
South
First. & refund
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Bt Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
63
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i
81
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60
—
71
93%
89
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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Feb-Aug
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1st mortgage 4Fas extended.to 1974
Jan-July
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ASeries
96
151% 227
100%
~
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1961
90
182
128% 129
—
unguaranteed
5
96
128%
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan -July
Kentucky Si Indiana Terminal 4'/28 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 19C1
Jan-July
4'/2s
100% 104%
91
*__
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Karstadt (Rudolph)
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st. mtge 3s 1964
lAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
93%
213
*88%
1959—June-Dec
1961
2
.
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Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha. Si Michigan. Ry 4s 1090
Apr-Oct
Kansas City power & Light 2%s 1976
Juue-Deo
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Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974.
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93%
206
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—Jan-July
Jan-July
t debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978—
e
_
„
103% 104
208
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60
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93
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88
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:
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No.
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:
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York
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
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ao2
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Credit Corp 4%s debs ser A 1979—
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Sola
High
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77%
80
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3%s 1977—May-Wou
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80
Week's Ranye
Last
Sale Price
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Jan-July
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*77 %
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,
F
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89%
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,
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1980
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85 Fa
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BONDS
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3V2o
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78
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77
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or
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•IIIMMW
WEEK ENDED
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3%S 1082
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1988.
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1986
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91%
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—
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81%
84
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103
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106%
25
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93
12
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104
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.
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.
Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RECORD
BONOS
New York Stock
PitillipS-Petroleum
*
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2%s
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conv
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Exchange
or
Sale Price
1987
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A
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3!!us series" E 1975
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debentures
1979
,
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Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
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91
91%
108
—
110
10
115%
81
97%
99
3
83
96%
—
99
,a
--
,
97%
99
78
95
—
82
*96%
99
106%
—
1097/o 112
32
—
Jan-July
98%
61%
60%
37
,a
93
Jan -July
104%
—
—
*91%
55%
54%
96'A
—
—
—
109%
96%
41
42
—
—
Ja,n-July
May-Noo
97A-
—
98%
55%
54%
*96%
88
—
*101
104%
*78
96
*85
—
May
MaiwS'cpt
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3
91
98%,
58%
58
97
--
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969—April-Oct
1975
—
to
80%
55
.
3%s 19G7_Jan-July
guaranteed 2301
2361
75
60%
*53%
—
1970__Fcb-Aug
A
7o
'J
—
3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
gold
2%s
gen
B
April
1991—April
Feb-Nov
income 4'As series B Jan
99%
Co—
Electric Power 2%s
1976
68%
Jan-July
May
—
June-Bee
99/2
93/4
*>>8
60
78%
*77
—
—
92
—
—
—
54 A
68
—
92
—
Jan-July
1976-Jan-July
■„ViW,|(,ll
78
79
92
92
1
.
95
70
100
...
85
92
Deferred
delivery sale not included In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range,
r Cash talc
not Included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
*,
nrt
w
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 •!
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current wee*.
A Bonds
selling flat.
98
7
—
95
102% 103 %
a
100
75%
83%
*83%
•
Mar-Sept
:
ser O
Public Sevice 3%s 1971
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s
108%
75%
95
1983.
Wisconsin
65%
98
2
94%
96%
100
.—
100
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mtge 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
105%
96
•
—
90
109% 110
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1st
67
104% 104'A
100
conv
Wisconsin
75
*96%
108'A
RR
Wisconsin
84
67
-~
*67
—
—
110
I 1981—June-Dec
ser
1982
3%s s f debs 1980
& Co 4'As debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
93%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
J
Whirlpool Corp
99%
91'A
94'A
»
Wilson
94%
99
104'A
June-Deo
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 %s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967—:
148
139
—
94'A
Mar-Sept
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
5s income debentures 1984
78%
76
76
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
5%s debentures 1982
85
77%
146
April
Jan-July
1 I"
83
*87%
83Tb
1973_April-Ocf
May-Nov
mortgage
West Shore
117%
79%
10
4'As
4s registered
22
ser
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
West Penn Power 3%s series
119%
91%
140
80%
3'As
Washington Terminal
Westchester Lighting
873A
76
_May-Nov
_
•
120
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
First
132%
86
109%
M
& ref
Gen mtge
88%
82%
April-Oct
gold 4'As 2013
California 4%s 1983
74%
108'A
Wabash RR Co—
103
106%
77%
77%
April-Oct
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
83
;
.
& Power Co—
Virginian Ry 3s scries B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'As
;
First
First
Southern
104
*87 "
122'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Southern Pacific RR Co—
85
\
73%
America—
mortgage & refund 3%s
6s subord
*107
105%
of
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
81%
88%
—
104
'75—June-Bee
ser
82 '
106
'
June-Bee
1968
1st
*89
104
Corp
47As
1st
,
*88%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
"
June-Bee
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
3s series F 1978
First and ref nttge 2%s ser H 1980
94
105%
ctfs
Virginia Electric
103
1973-Juuc-Dec
1969—
75
1951—June-Bee
3%s conv subord debentures 19C9
4'As conv subord debs 1976
91%
83
—
*81
Jan-July
Jan-July
conv
(Oregon Lines) A 1977—.
4'As
4'As
4%s.
1947
82
TOO
Jan-July
Fcb-Aug
Jan-July
debentures 1985
2%s debentures 1987.
Southern California Edistm Co—•
—
HAG%3 sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo
April-Oct
Co—
2%s
A
76%
84
June-Bee
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1903
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph
97%
81
*92
Jan-July
92%
94'A
Jan-July
..—Jan-July
80
77%
Jan-July
1979
1947
74%
113'/a
June-Dec
*82
April-Oct
Jan-July
-
73 %
*82
April-Oct
90%
56
:1'
*73%
84
.
00
*107%
May-Nov
U
*01%
April-Oct
97
92
84 ;
*
'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
75
1st lien
1986
1972
1972
8 A3'As assented series
90
87
63%
91 1
96%
'
,
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Fcb-Aug
April-Oct
April-OCt
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1970
2%s debentures 1967—
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
United Steel Works
Corp—
'
1971
debs
17
June-Bee
1982
f
•"
90%
96%
2%s 1966—April-Oct
75%
/
June-Bee
Gas Corp—
debentures
mtge & coll trust 3%s
s
r
j
-_r
"
May-Nov
America
80%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
subord
90%
80
-
89%
May-Nov
June-Dec
70%
—
—
'74%
Fcb-Aug
4%s subord debs 1977
May-Nov
5s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Bears Roebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983—
Feb-Aug
Service Pipe Lino 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shamrock Oil &
of
81
1972
84
90%
92
90%
"
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
4%8 s f debentures 1978
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
Co
80
Jan-July
1977
84
*70
00%
Fcb-Aug
1991-Mar-Sept
Aprli-Oct
1973
75%
May-Nop
1974-
f debs
§43'As assented series A 1951
5A6'As sinking fund mtge ser C
9 A3'As-assented series C 1951
1989_Jan-July
Beagram <Jos E) & Sons 2'/as I960
Biscuit
s
94
90%
115% 133
114% 120%
89
gold 4s 19G8_June-Deo
1980
93%
87%"
ji
June-Bee
dcbs.lOOP
94%
Co—
series B
3s
91
83
^84%
1985—Jan-July
C
80
Mar-Sept
1
3
*90%
1976
757A
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971—.
April-Oct
Bcloto V As New England 1st gtd 4s
1989—May-Noo
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
2
92%
84"
'
4%s
135
57
79%
91%
84
June-Dec
99%
90
Mar-Nov
Bcovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
193%
United
86%
102
'
—May-Nov
RR 2%s debentures
subord
conv
84%
'
-
92%
92%
'
3%s debentures 1077
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
90
*75
84
-
91%
—w
'
'
:
92%
Mar-Sept
*75
100
■
101%
1
,
92%
314
124% 126%
114 % 116%
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Oct.
Bt Louis-Southwestern- Ry—
- '
First -4s bond certificates 1989_
Second 4s inc-bond certificates Nov
87
96
—
A Jan 2006
6s
194
193%
1
140
w-
June-Bee
1968
§A6'As debs scries A
Ry uo—
1997—1.
-Jan-July
mtge inc-4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
mtge 4s series B 1980;
Mar-Sept
Bt Paul&; Dulutb lirst
87
93%
mortgage 4s series A
ser
136
82%
.1.4
\ *'•
*
1970—Apn'1-Oct
199.0—April-Oct
Pacific—
coft .tr 2%s 1980
Union Tank Car 4'As
United Artists Corp—
72
86%
1st
97%
33
84%
102
«
•
May-Nov
1st mtge 3'As
1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
126%
70%
85 %
—
ASecond
A5s Income-debs
debentures
Union Pacific
93
101%
1
88
57%
84%
84
102
April-Oct
Orleans
Refunding mortgage 2'As series
.,246
72
RR of New
1st mtge &
<104
•
v.
194
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977—
102
92
*87
April-Oct
debs
conv
Bt Lawrence & Adlrond'k
1st
72
*86%
v
5
118% 123%
72
84
—.
Mar-Sept
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1975-Aprjl-Oct
3s
92'A
84
103%
*
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961-,
Union Electric Co of Missouri
3%s
91%
•.
Second gold 6s 1996
Bt Louis-San Francisco
Beaboard
8934
37
—
■
A
1st
22
92'A
105
l
Fcb-Aug
Oil Co 3%s 1986
i
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Gent ref and
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
86
91
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jem-July
Bagucnay Power 3s series
1st
91%
*—
102 %
Tidewater
92%
—
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage, 3'As series J 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
Royal
.•89%
103% 103%
91A
103 V*
118
-May-Nov
3%s 1974
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
89
10
Ji'eb-Aug
1978
Oil
89
11
Term
107%
170%
169
—
1978
series
107
1
—
Fcb-Aug
1978
B
Richfield
110
bonds—
5'As series A
4%s series
-
94
92%
120
103
—-Jon-July
.
& New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3'As series B
First and refund. M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s scr E
97%
91%
May-Nov
1953
6s
94%
1
High
111%
St "Louis—
Texas Pacific-Missouri
17
92%
of
Texas
98%
91 %
170%
Jan. 1
Low
161
103%
-Jan-July
May-Woo
impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
119
•'/ 97
96%
a
Range since
No.
115'A 117
Jan-July
•Refund and
81
113
45
Corp—
6s 1962_^_—_
mtge
80
3 30
98
*78!2
1973—:_April-Oc<
§AConsol
89%
—
91'/a
170!
Corp- of America 3%s conv 1980—Jn?ie-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/es scries D 1995-May-Nov
Reynolds <R J) "Tobacco 3s debs
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
90%
89%
Terminal RR Assn
%
96
Jan-July
Mfg- Co 3%s debs 1975_
95%
Bonds
Sold
High
115%
_May-Nuu
Swift &
91
*108
Radio
Rheem
—
97%
>
April-Oct
1964
94
99%
116% 110
96'A
Mar-Sept
debentures
6
80
118
Mar-Sept
^May-Noo
1975-
93
94%
*88 V#
-Map-Nov
1977
92
—
*—
First and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1979_Jtme-Dec
debentures
1972
June-Bee
1st and refunding
mortgage.314s 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
96
4
92
Thursday's
723/4
93
—
Jan-July
3%s
3'As
91
70%
—
94%
mortgage 8s 2037—Jime-Dec
4%s
88%
90%
"*99'A
First-and.refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
;
92%
2
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Co. 2%s debentures 1972
2%s debentures 1973—
97%
87%
Week's Range
or
Bia<fc Asked
Low
(Indiana) 3%s conv 1982
April-Oct
debentures ID83
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s
1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
—Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
J an-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
98%
97%
92
Last
Sale Price
4%s
91
9
92%
90%
Interest
Period
Standard Oil
96
120%
97%
*93
First and refunding
.mortgage 3'As 1968.Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan -July
First and refunding
.•
94%
112%
90
*71%
.April-Oct
—
14
91
92
Pittsb Cobe & Chem 1st
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
Thursday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
High
479
*97%
92'A
mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nou
Pittsburgh "Consolidation Coal 3'As
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series 11 1862
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 19.70
Mar-Sep£
3%s s 1' debentures 1986—
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
3%s conv debs 1973—I—is
Low
*98 '/a
.-June-Bee
MARCH 37
Jan. 1
No.
*98'A
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
ENDED
s ince
*76
1964_illey-Nov
5s
High
*88%
Range
Sold
94'A
118% 120
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Fcb-Aug
.'Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1
lOej-beb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
General.mortgage 5s series B 1970
Bonds
94'A
118'A
Plllsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessehier & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
-Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General mortgage
Thursday's
Low
1961
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Last
rcnod
debentures
debs
RANGE
Thursday
77%
.
^
^
.
%
103%
„
_
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
In the
YEARLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the
transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
March 23 and ending
Thursday, March 26 (Friday, March 27, being Good
Friday, and a holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the report of the
American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
to include every security whether stock or
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
RANGE FOR WEEK
Thursday
STOCKS
.
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Precision Products Inc
Acme Wire Co common
Acme
1
Rales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
High
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Low
4%
47k
1,400
4% Jan
High
4% Feb
7'A\
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
1,500
5%
Jan
8% Max
Ajax
17%
Jan
Petroleums
Ltd
19%
7%
19%
l
Alabama
Great
Southern
1,500
7% Mar
8%
Jan
\
38'A
Alabama
Power
87
4.20%
90'/2
4,800
53% Feb
97%
Feb
l
Alan
12%
12%
13%
7,400
9% Jan
13% Mar
j
8%
8%
9%
40,000
4% Mar
9% Mar
Corp
I,
Manufacturing Corp
Manufacturing
Aero Supply
For
footnotes
see
page 35.
7%
20 %
7%
700
•-
22%
Jan
Wood
5%
Alaska
Steel
cumulative
Airlines
preferred
Inc
Low
High
Jan
%
12,700
14
Jan
131
Jan
135
88
88%
400
87
Jan
90
31%
32
600
23%
Jan
35% Mar
78
Jan
85
•
31%
100
1
High
183A Mar
,1% Jan
13%
50
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
200
ft
preferred—100
Co
for Week
17'A
17
•
50c
Aerojet-General
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Adam Consol Industries Inc
Aeronca
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
7%
4%
l
10
Week's
ENDED MARCH 27
~7%
7%
7%
4,000
6"%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
8% Feb
•
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, March 30, 1959
..
.
(1492)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Lam
STOCEk
American Stoek
8% Mar
3%
Jan
5%
3%
Jan
5% Mar
3,200
11,800
8%
Jan
11 % Mar
36%
Feb
65% Mar
Feb
15% Mar
Feb
13% Mar
20,100
10%
9%
11%
51%
50%
64%
1
1
15
15%
200
10%
12%
12%
12%
4,800
8%
16%
16%
17%
3,500
10i
1
82%
82 %
83 %
250
Electronics
American
Natural
4
.
Petroflna
Photocopy Equip
Seal-Kap
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
86
1%
275
15%
15%
16%
30
39
36%
36%
36%
40%
40%
39%
40%
1,300
Jan
40 % Mar
38%
38
Jan
10%
9% Mar
10,200
123
3,000
68%
Jan
83
2,900
10%
Jan
12% Mar
800
4% Jan
37
1,300
13
Jan
15%
Feb
4%
Feb
14%
14%
3%
3%
3%
2,700
3% Jan
1»'«
1
1%
38,000
1,000
1,800
.» Jan
14% Jan
9% Jan
3
16%
16%
16
9%
10
Feb
Feb
14%
.4.71
4%
31
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd..
Mar
550
20S
A
Mines Ltd
Products
10
Mar
1% Jan
17% Feb
11%
Feb
S.40
"A" shares
Fuel
oil
1
Corp
Arkansas
Power
pfd—144
1
1
Gas Co
&
7
V 6% Jan
9,000
400
5% Jan
160
92
Jan
8% Jan
Mar
8
99% Mar
98%
97%
33%
33%
34%
8,100
33% Mar
41%
58
55
58%
8,100
46%
58% Mar
99
Jan
Jan
16%
17%
28%
1
6%
7
5,500
34,600
8%
7%
8%
11,200
28%
27%
28%
2,100
m
1%
1!0
6,900
Co
dep
rets
Food
Associated
Tel
A
&
4%
3%
4%
1
3
2%
3
7%
6
7%
25
27%
Is
Supply Co
*
25
Coast
Coast Line
Indus
$1.50 conv
prefcrre<jL~
Jan
29% Mar
2A Feb
Co
Chamberlin
Jan
Jan
350
21%
Jan
27% Mar
10s
3%
*
57%
57%
60%
1,200
—fp
ino
3%
3%
4%
12,200
Co
Atlantica del Golfo
Sugar
Atlas Consolidated Mining A
Development Corp.
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
103
3%
Feb
1%
5,800
16%
16%
17%
9,000
3%
1
13%
12
3%
13%
32,600
9%
104
22%
18%
22%
7,500
: •
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
61% Mar
3% Mar
10 pesos
3%
106%
Jan
52
13% Jan
3% Mar
44%
6%
Jan
Mar
20
4%
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
Oil
i
Co_i
Inc—
Controller
Inc
Baldwin Rubber common.
Securities
Baldwin
Products
!
Oils vtc
Coastal Caribbean
Cockshutt
Farm
Colonial
ext
to
Containers
Connelly
Consolidated
Banff
Oil
Industries
Inc
Materials
&
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
Air
Paint
Lines
4
Steel
Corp
n"rp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Brothers
Basic
6%
Jan
19
Mar
4
Mar
Jan
Feb
26
17%
Jan
24% Mar
804
4
11,850
1
6%
7
800
3% Jan
6% Jan
Mar
2%
Jan
10% Jan
Jan
4
7% Feb
13-
13
13%
2,200
11%
41%
41%
41%
45
13%
14%
2,800
4,600
41% Mar
14
10% Jan
15% Mar
13% Mar
Feb
8%
1,900
Mar
Curtis
300
18% Mar
20% Mar
Curtis
18
100
11
26
6%
ft Co commox
12
1,100
1
•
Jan
4% Jan
9
13% Mar
200
800
39
Jan
99%
20
96
Jan
62%
70
3,000
28
Jan
83% Mar
15
62%
6%
40%
15% Mar
6% Feb
15
100
9%
Jan
"5%
2%
3
4,600
6%
6%
18,000
1%
0%
Jan
6%
9%
32,000
8%
7%
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
43% Feb
Feb
100
3%
Feb
3ft
90
3
175
3fs
41%
40%
41%
—
—
20,600
—
—
British
dep rets ord reg
1
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
cumulative
Rubber
14%
*
3% Mar
46
Jan
8
A Feb
Feb
8ft
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
15%
7,800
13 % Feb
15% Jan
7%
8%
33%
1,000
7%
4,800
10
6,400
——
8
—10
1
I
2.80
Corp
.
Mar
33% Mar
7% Jan
8% Feb
20%
10
11
600
8%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
1,500
11%
100
11% Mar
1,400
9
8%
9
3%
3%
3%
400
20,400
10
Mar
21
Jan
8
Feb
12%
Jan
9
Mar
_
17% Jan
7% Jan
7% Jan
11%
10%
BOe
29
«...
19%
Bunker Hill (The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
'A
8%
Jan
2% Jan
12% Feb
3% Mar
16%
16%
16%
400
15
Jan
17% Feb
11%
11
11%
2,300
11
Feb
13% Jan
3s 6d
1
13%t
Calgary & Edmonton OOrp Ltd
Eastern Aviation Inc
fs
4 Va
10
30%
%
/ir
4%
9
30%
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
1% Mar
6'/4
Feb
8% Mar
Feb
23%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
"7
21*14
•
A
.
v
9%-i
•
.
•
xi2%
•
6.%
6%
4,900
15%
y.;-.vA.
"
Jan
1%
Jan
Mar
12%
%
19%
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
16% Mar
%
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
4%
Jan
4% Mar
19
2%
n;900
--
Feb
65% Jan
18% Mar
Feb
1378
17%-.. 19,300
3%
Jan
55
-6,000
57 A.i
-16%
Feb
Jan
14%
500
3%
3% A.A. 3%
56-
21%
4%
.4%.
56%
47 %J
14% Feb
Jan
1,900
"7%
•7"7"74r,ir
'
Feb
13 %
.
A. '4,..
•
Jan
8% Feb
-.300
7%
Jan
12T'«
700
12%
Feb
15%
45
*
850
42%
Jan
46
4%
;.'4yfl
4,200
4%
Jan
5
Jan
8%
.9%
950
Feb
If
Jan
Mar
19%
Jan
"7%
•—
-
•
4%l
-•
8%"
•
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12%
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12%
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:
381
37'A
ti
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vtc—*
8%
80
Jan
2900
13
' 6%
7
5
Co
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
18%
5
1
common
10 Vb Mar
22% Mar
Jan
'
16%- 16% ' - - 400
15% 16% - i-1,000
1
Oil
Jan
.16
19%
16y8
•
1.50
(Md)
Jan
Mar
Feb
7%
.
A.
—
1
a
D.
:
Daltch
Crystal
Davega Stores
:
.
Mar
2%
Jan
Mar
42%
Jan
%
Jan
Feb
2
180
37
*
Feb
7 Mar
9,200
.
.
*
*
{%;-
8
Jan
-.36.900
7
2.50
4
Jan
8%
9
a-
Feb
9% Mar
*
2Q
1
Inc
7%
14%.
5"%
4^
>
_
7%
13%
19:
57/a
4
Stores
common.
class A
debentures
Dennison
8%
8,600
% Jan
% Feb
4%
6,000
10%
12,100
2% Jan
6% Jan
10% Mar
4% Mar
22
31%
4%
22%
—80
58 %
58%
50
58% Jan
Desilu
Mfg
48%
48%
50
48% Feb
55% Jan
52
Ihc„
Productions
Gasket
common
1
Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
Development Corp of America—1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Ltd—.
—
...
Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
!.l?V
Co.Ltd
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
Harris
2.%
Duke
Power
DuMont
v
Jan
Feb
29% Mar
21% Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
1% Feb
i,700
9
%
Jan
2%
5%
iv:.
,*
1%
:
Jan
3% Feb
Jan
24% Feb
1%
100
Jan
3%
7,000
.
4-7200
Ilia V.
2900
.11%
22
xl7%
•
J an
3
lf»
*
'22%
-
11%: 11%
26
Jan
23%
Jan
1€% Mar
10
Jan
12y2Mar
10
-.*150
A'4,500
34%
38
Jan
7%
6% Mar
:
26'3 7.
26.%:.
10%-,. 10%" fl%*
•
64 -.
47%.
*
..
„
637.;
Jan
Feb
40% Feb
19
,
7,000
Jan
33% Feb
9% Mar
41700
•GO
350
G6-' A
--47%* ;47%,
Laboratories-
"Mar
40%
—
"25%
Jan
15% Mar
""Jan
.1.500
,.
Mar
15
100
13%^.- 13% 13%~
37%" 38
:?7% c
"67it.
6% >. "76%
.
^an
203i
-600
18%".: " 5,300
17%
-
Feb
,13% Jan
10% Mar
.
•247a
•
—
7.50
Co——
(Allen B)
34
147
23%
32.50
—1
*
•
:
1
Co———
•4% Mar
Jan
5,500
2%"
-2%
11%
common-—•
common——
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
11,300
—
$2
preferred—
.:
Douglas Oil CompanyDow Brewery Ltd—i
Draper Corp comm<m_
Drilling & Exploration Co:—
6%
4i76
29
Jan
139%
30
15,500
!3n»
—-
Dominion Tar Si Chemical Co Ltd——•
Dominion
"
:g%.
334
-2%
Ltd.;
3%
29
1,800
..
—
Petroleum
Jan
16%
1%
•
dep rets ord reg——6s 8d
Dlversey (The) Corpi
1
Diversified Specialty Stores
—lc
Dominion Bridge Co
Jan
1,500
,
•
American
Dome
Jan
.
.4%
6%
•
Jan
5%
3%
33 Va
.
13%
3%
6%
21% Mar
15%
1,200
3%
,.35/h
,
16% Mar
3,100
.
Detroit Gray
Co
...
3%
6% Mar
Jan
2,100
20
.'6% .
4 is.
A- 7
,
31% •33%. A
14"4'% 144%
23! •'A "23.
"2'5% ;•
12%
^ 12%
12% •
1
Manufacturing—
&
—
.
Jan
13
200
•
..
9%;"
x45%
m
11%
.68
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
53,% .Jan
9%'Mar
6
Jan
31,V
3f%
3{J
3,200
3'i
Jan
5%
5%
6
<lan
6% Mar
7%
5.500
100
3%
7%
6%
Jan
8% Feb
8% "" '78^8
Common
—:—---j1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
10s
Duraloy (The) Co
:
1
Durham Hosiery class B common
*
Duro Test Corp common.
—3
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—:
*
Dynamics Corp of America—--—!
31:300
23
32% Mar
Jan
25%
3lg Feb
Jan
61% Jan
.00
—
Feb
Jan
4%
;; 4,400
.
29%
23%
'3,400
27%
"
7
—
7.;'%'
"7 26%
26%
7%
1
2.50
-—20
„2.50
Mills—
.
"a
% J
,_j——
Brothers
Davidson
"
Dairies inc
Corp common
5fo
preferred
Davenport Hosiery
Driver
American dep rcte ord shares
Burroughs (J P) ft Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
•
Calif
lOe
Camden Fire Insurance
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
4%
1
Electric Power
43.00 preferred—.
42.50 prefctted—
6% cumulative preferred.
Calvan Consol oil ft Gas Co
8% Jan
9%
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan common
California
6% Mar
7%
B S F
Buffalo-Eclipse
62,600
32%
33
Brack Mills Ltd class B^
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
Buell Die ft Machine Co
100
7 VB
1
common
•5%
400
1
35,800
307,300
:
.
33;,-;. ."
39%
14
Jan
2%
;
40% Mar
37
10 %
3%
..5100
612
—10
preferred—
Co
7%
Feb
xl2%
Lighting Inc common—
Manufacturing'Co class A
Distillers
fli
.
8-
20%
50c
39%
Columbia Power common-.—.*
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
2,300
900
Dejay
7 iTe
■
Feb
i.
.
•
preferred—
Detroit
dep rets ord bearer.
Amer dep rcfa ord reg
4%'
.8%
t 6%
Dayton Rubber Co cldss A
Feb
Mar
American Tobacco—
Amer
24%
0%;
.
.
9%
;
.1
..
9% Mar
34
710 Mar
1,900
:
.20%
'
6% Jan
96
2% Mar
6%
.
10c
35
Jan
63
.
Day Mines Inc
30% Jan
90
22% Mar
Feb
99%
Bridgeport Gas Co
•
Briilo Manufacturing Co common—.*
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
Jan
40
40
-
,
6%
5"%
700
—1
Cork Internat'l "A" partlc——•
Crown Drug Co common
i
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—_—•
Tobacco
Jan
;A
23%
23% Jan
Jan
18
100
Corp.'
Cuban-Venezuelan
Mar
29%
Crown
Cuban
17
40
•
29%
Ltd—
Cuban American Oil
1% Mar
Jan
Feb
30% Mar
16,900
t
300
5
Crown Central Petroleum
1 %
12%
i
6 % Mar
%, 300
.15,500
.
29%
Co
Crowley Mllner & Co.
$1.12
A.
130900
32.
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
14,500
Petrolqum common—
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
19%
11%
common.
Bourjois Inc
.1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20«
Brazilian Traction Light ft Fwr ord
•
Breeze Corp common
*
Amer
Beverage
8%
17
Feb
8%
5%
.100
1%
-
Courtaulds
1%
:
*.
8%
11% Mar
2% Jan
4,300
A; A
'6 A
7%
& Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
18%
8%
19
(H C) Co common
8%%. prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
-
Jan
Jan
114,400
-.7
9%-V.
40,300
:,9.%. i)%.
18%t:., 1858A 21%) .^..7,200
8%a-• 8Ha •
8% A 3,700
•
Inc
18
1
Bohack
22%
4%
56%
3%
16,500
57
200
4
1,400
36%
.
1
1,500
44,500
9
36%
100
8%
9%
56,700
36%
36%
500
Canada
-
8%
13%
Jan
7%
7%-"
Creole
9,800
Feb
Feb
7
Jan
9%
1%
Feb
5,200
5%
100
1%
Jan
24%
9
7% Mar
7%
5
19%
24
1% Mar
29% Mar
■•3%
.
1%
c.7.%
(i%
American dep receipts (ord reg)—*1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
50c
21
1%
Jan
Jan
4
10c
20
Jan
21%
3%
Watch Co Inc
Blckford's Ino common.
Black Starr ft Gorham class A.
4%
7% Mar
Jan
19%
—,—10c
2A
22
100
Benrus
Brown
Jan
9%
Telephone of Canada common
38
Instrument Oor'p—__
——50a
Brown
Jan
15,500
Belock
British
4%
12%
600
1%
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Beck (A 6) Shoe Corp.
(B)
100
6,600
7%
1%
9%
384
convertible class A
Blumenthal
4%
%
6% Mar
5,000
23%
1
i—1
Corp.-
Corroon
Jan
17%
38%' Mar
5,900
A. 23%
.v
9%
non-voting
16
16%
.7.80
Oil Corp__
Blauner's
B
Coro
24%
Bearings Inc
Bell
Class
17% Mar
1% Mar
Jan
% Jan
5%
J'
15%
6% A
Engineering—1
Varnish
•%
32
v
8%.
20%
voting
Pteb
4%
17%
*
J
Incorporated.
Bayvlew
9,200
1H Jan
I6V2 Jan
119% Feb
24,900
8%8%Ai9%
1.25
Inc—
&
A
15
7%
•
Barium
Barker
1%
Jan
'51% Mar
.
20%
•
Corp
1%
—
1
Continental
Mar
''
1%
-
.
•-•
_10
Jan
Cott
Ltd
6%-Mar
26% Mar
Jan
24% Jan
2 % Jan
8%
'8 .-
22 'A
10c
Inc
46
12
1%
20c
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Sun Ray
Jan
Jan
Feb
42,300
.
7%
.-•--3%
15%
10
Consolidated Rovalt.v OH
200
3
"51
Feb
"a J rsc
6'
32
50c
44%
170
>: 'A
3%
1
Inc
44%
Jan
-
6%'
-
__
•
Consol Cuban Petroleum CorpConsol Diesel Electric Corp
Aviation
10%
Mar
,•
Commercial
10
10
shares
;
Feb
JAn
33%
.1,700
29%
-s
t
11%
-
•28,000
:":5%
5%
27,
.
.
—1
Continental
11%
8 v
•
1965
Continental
Banco de Iob Andes—
American
•
-.
28
F5eb
.
108
51,600
45%:: 49.%'.
;
000
i A-100 A
;.G%
.
Shoe Machinery—
Compo
Vtc
Co
new
Continental
3%
11% Mar
25% Mar
1% Mar
'
(Canada)Sand & Stone Co__
Mar
700
m
16
-
1.500
i
6%'
loo
Equipment
5
10,500
A
A
...
38%.:
47 '
1
Co Ltd
Oil
Colon
7%> Mar
4
44
5
Co^_
22% Mar
18
Feb
6%' Jan
'
7;500
119%;.
-•--.5%
•
Aluminum
Feb
3%
Mtir
9%
,
4,170
..
,-38%
4
Club
Jan
17%
"3%
Corp—
Mar
.!£
23:,tJhn
'
1,300
y.200
•
Jan
8% Mar
71%
35
Jan
'
3%
400
Jan
Jah
26° a
7.
300
A* A 100
"Mt
l
3%
11,200
Mar
5% Mar
14%
67
30 A.
49
im
.
43%
5%, A
Hosiery Co'
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation—!—
15%
9-&
24
Jan
•
100
•
27%-'.
Corporation.—J
Clary
300
17
11% Feb
JAn
26%
ft
115.
1
27,600
1,900
8iiJ
13%
lc
4%
16
16
1
"
115'.%-:
—1
Claussner
Class
9
Industries
Feb
Jan
4
-
77.%":
~7%
loo
Cooper-Jarrett Inc—
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A.
Bread Co Ltd
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—*
6'A%
imtfurmttM
fla
—
For footnotes see page 35.
29% Mar
2% Feb
21
Feb
3% Jan
36% Feb
7%
Jan
36%
Jan
5% Mar
23% Jan
Jan
4% Jan
Feb
10% Mar
5
36%
Feb
5
Feb
34
Jan
38
Mar
26%%1 - 26% -28
34"
34
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
$7 preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B_
,
*
-
i'^7"
45
*4:.-7 45 .J 45)!
• 7736
A' 37%
'.
——-1
«_•
-•
'3(V?4
A
300
A-L600
J'>
' 81,500
■■'.
—
t-
•
300
1,200.
41
Jan
——
1
1%
-
.
: 2,900
167,100-
Feb
41% Feb
Jan
189% Feb
Jan
177
160
14% 43 ;
1%-'
51
30% Jan
175
R"-"7
16% *%
10% Mar
».
36%
:
4s8.Jan
—
—1
39% Mar
.
-
—25
Iron
Corp
Edo Corporation class A—
Eider Mines Limited-*
-
9
E
60% Mar
37
7
Mar
7
C
:
24
1%V
1
6%
Bailey it Selburn Oil ft Gas—
Baker
7% Mar
23%
•2%
•28
',
24
1
Corp.!
Corp
1
-Christiana
6
35
Jan
14%
"-A
tf25-%v.
"
Cherry-Burrell commdn
8
Chesebrough-Pond's' Inc
;——10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consolidated Mining—
1
4%
6%
Jar.
76%
v A-A
.
,ao% aiV4
.25-
10
—
Cook
Inc
Non-votlng non-cum preferred.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common.
5-8
11,300
A
.70
'..28
10 %
.—2.50
Continental
Devices
Audio
Automatic Steel Products Ino.
Feb
Jan
17% Jan
:80
—10
America
of
8% Jan
7% Mar
50
106
62% Mar
108 %
Mar
4%
;28,400.
3lisr.- 41 '4
.1.7% r!7:,.»
' 17%
:—2
Mar
Jan
3
6.
.
:
.
—
Investors Inp
Convertible preference
7
8% Mar
2%
106
Jan
'
5%
*
__vi..
Century Electric Co qonmion——_10
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
3%
-;
Feb
!,
1,600
2015s 621%'
A—A...:.70
100
.100
Centfiry
Clark
143,800
'
54%
103%
-•
37,900 i
.9% .10lis
_
:.
.
Central Securities Corp common——1
Cinerama
Feb
11% Feb
6,000
7 ,;
20% 4.
.
•
aa
Feb
3% Jan
2% Jan
8,000
14-,700
v
Co—
preferred—4——ii_
& Light 4 %
pfd
Community Public Sefrvice
participating
Atlantic
10%
20%
Power
Jan
Tel—
Atlantic
Power!
Maine
3.50%
Central
Feb
7A
1
Ino
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Associated Stationers
Central
30
1% Jan
II
reg
Stores
Associate Laundries of America
32% Mar**-,
Jan
K 'U-
21
22%
6%
.
20
1
:
100
Feb
::..
—1
Jan
5%
6%-
——1
Corp
Jan
6% Mar
30
Jan
Jan
9%
(joo
7'is
7..._.:,v. 7 J£
1
y-*
America—.
Corpl
Hadley
11%
2,300
26%
6%
Electric industries—
American
Associated
of
Corp
Instruments
•
Feb
13%
1
30%
v
—10
.
21
97% Mar
16%
4
2J4
44s
Aluminum
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Class
7%
6%
27%
—
Convertible
Associate
7%
104
Armstrong Rubber class A.
Altex
7%
7
Light—
Armour & Co warrants
Arnold
Catalin
&
•
Jan
2%
10% Jan
100
*
14%
Jan
"A
'
Chromalloy
preferred
4.72%
Co—|
—
Corp common!
Charter Oil Co Ltd—i
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Appalachian Power Co 4Mb %
(A M)
60
l'/a Mar
Jan
1%
2s 6d
ord
comnlon
Castle
.60
.Va:;:.'J06%. 106%
•-.
Charis
Angostura-Wupperman
—
8% Mar
11% Mar
600
10%
reD
lit Jan
Jar.'
.%
7,000
...
Jan
11%
4%
*10%
...
*
Co cominon
Products
12%
83
35
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Cenco
11%
33%
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Carter
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Ltd—
78,700
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32
32'%
13"!'...::
5.50
common
Power &
American
Central
80%
34
Co
Carnation
1 ts Mar
5
Jan
31
Jan
28%
••
3%
Mar
3
,
1,900. A
...
..
;.8%
r.l-A
■%{>:,:«
Ltd partfC pfd—10
Williston
Carreras
37,800
3%. •„
,
8% i-;,ii..6%
1
1
Oils Ltd
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
:\3%
..
.
1% l v.~l% 'l.%
Minerals——:—6c
Canal-Randolph
Corp
1
Capital City Products——
5
Carey Baxter & Kenijetly Inc
—1
Jan
11%
•
f
Mines
Petiofina
Canadian
Feb
10%
81%
4%
5% preferred
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Arkansas Louisiana
Northwest
36
-3
Thread
Arkansas
Can
Canadian
IS
Shares
-
A_
*
10c
Marconi—I
Canadian
45%
.1
Co—
common.
class
Jan
16% Mar
36% Mar
31% Mar
9%
Mar
Jan
Jan
33
100
39%
5% Mar
98
2,200
—*
Jan
Feb
11%
14,000
American
Post
10,000
4
1
Co 6% pfd—31
Inc class A
1
American
Lead
11%
80
Gas
American
Amur ex Oil Co
3%
114% 123
100
Inc
American
American
Jan
Carolina
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Meter Co
Anchor
Feb
2,400
45,900
-JL
American Beverage common
Auierican Book Co
Ana con
7
4%
5%
-11
$3.75 cumulative preferred
American
Canadian
4%
7%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Homestead Gils Ltd-
Canadian
8% Mar
America—
of
Co
38% Feb
Feb
4%
—1
Aluminum
AMI
8%
Jan
6%
2,400
Low
3
..for Week
of Price*
Par
Fett'oleums Ltd vtc_l
Southern
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
4%
Inc
Alsco
Low
High
7%
Thursday
27
STOCKS
1 American Stock Exchange
5
3
MARCH
ENDED
34%
7%
7%
Corp
Paper
WEEK
Canada
Algemenc Kunstzljde If ¥—
Amor
dep rets Amer sharM.
All American Engineering ~
Alleghany Corp warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Ino,
Allied Artists Pictures Corp—
5%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allied International Investing
Allied
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
®f Prices
Law
Par
RANGE
far Week
Banc*
gale Priaa
Sales
Week's
Thursday
-13
Jan
.Jan
Feb
18% Mar
!%
Jan
■V- -'
Volume
Number
189
5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1493)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday
r
STOCKS
./
Week's
Last
V
'American Stock Exchange
•
Sale Price
of Prices
*>. Low
Electric Bond &
Electrographie
Electronic
Share
Corp
34'/a
common—
Inc—
33
Corp of America
Ei-Tronics/ Inc.—
Emery Air Preiglit Corp—;
Empire District Electric 5% pld__
Empire Millwork Corp
i
•
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Equity Corp
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$2 convertibe
6%
Ero
1
2 Vh
Manufacturing
Felmont
_$1
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A
10%
900
10
:V %;o%
—.
t
„
-
3„
'u
lis
19
21
28,.
90
1634
28%
'
19%
81%
16%
1
1
6 %.
„__-l
29
Jan
Jan
.2%
50%
Jan
Royalty
8%
.
7
6,400
6%
8%
12,400
7%
2,900
9%
Jan
8%
Jan
•11%
12
0,700
l
15%
•
133.i
v
•
130
•
128
...
Kuist.r
Feb
7%
23.U-
,
l
Co
:« 7%
Feb
Kawneer
12B/8 Mar
Kennedy's Inc
Kiddc
(Walter)
13%
15% Mar
950
111%
Jan
129
Mar
135
Mar
Feb
Co
Kin-Ark
2%
40
114%
Jan
'610
Jan
8'/4 Mar
Klein
27,100
5
5-
"•'5
42 % 3
3
5%
42%
'
1%
Jan
3
40%
v
4% Jan
Gatineau
1,300
34%
Mar
Power
Co
common
•
preferred
5%
48
Jan
Jan
5V4
Jan
General
t
•
Builders
Corp™.
convertible
57a
Electric
General
Plywood
Corp
Corp
4%
l
65%
,4,5.
:
_5
Stores Corporation
General Transistor Corp.
Gcnung'a Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
*
:?
v-,i'
Glen
Co
1
*•
•—s
—.V—
Consolidated
/
o
_
*
•
-
'
i
r
Oil & Chemical
Great Lakes
Great
Western
Great
Financial
Western
6%
preferred series A
(
Gulf
•
&
Dept
.;.9c
Western:'Corp
Ihtrbor
l
1*
i
Eleclric
/.e
Ihrcla-
El
25.
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5
k
—
Industries
(R> <fc Co Inc
Classr A
25c
k
10
i
_1
1.
common
—
Industries
Inc
Home
Inc_.—
Co
Oil
Class
Co
Ltd
&
5%
Hardaii.
—2:
Hubbell
6
——
&
•Hurd Lock &
*
•
Co
1
Refining
*
MamifaQturing Co
2
u
2- 5
22.50
__,_5
3%
-
68%
800
35 7 it
3,500
98
19%
20
Mlcromatic
Middle
72
Jan
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
37% Mar
94'4
Jan
100
Mar
Jan
75
Jan
(i/'.'i
15.6(10
4%
Jan
9:,a
7,20(1
5T«
Jan
21%
Jan
25 % Mar
'
13%
14%
2.800
x8%
Jan
15
5%'
"%4%
5%'
6% Mar
-9
15% h
3%
157 it
•
•
*
-3%
'
,
9Ti,
•9%
3! 4
'1% "Jan
-
Lnperial Oil (Caixida) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco fA Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ircland-JCl
Indianapolis Pwr
Ar
Light 4%
Industrial
Enterprises
Industrial
Hardware
*
.
*
3%
37
16
1,800
9
Jan
1,300j
7%
Jan
'
2%
Jan
"18%
:30%
60%
3%
100
3
300
43
400
29.%
-
.
G%
Jan
5.200
18% Mar
21%
17% Mar
21%
Jan
31 Th
700
60%
25
For
footnotes
see
page
1
—50c
35.
6
•
"
Jan
29%
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
20
57%
59 Tit
2,900
53% Jan
62% Mar
30%
200
12%
14%
27,5(JU
27% Jan
11% Jan
14% Mar
34
Jan
12%
17%
1,100
ll'o
If*
29,100
16%
14%
16%
7,200
23%
26%
26%
5
41%
X4114
600
24
800
13% Feb
lO'/a Jan
15'/* Jan
%
^10% .Jan
22%
20%
Feb
lfa
Jan
Jan
Jan
„
19% Mar
,
24% Mar
27
4,700
24% Jan
28%
42%
4,800
29%
46% Mar
5,700
11%
Jan
Feb
-~
21
21%
14%
15
44,600
17
28,700
14%
14%
24%
24
24'%
800
5
46
46
48%
9.000
»
59%
57%
59 %
68
68
72
7
7
18
1
3
25
Jan
49% Mar
51
Jan
65%
1,800
53
Feb
8,100
6
Feb
12
Jan
100
1ft
2,300
21%
29% Jan
24% Jan
23%
23%
5,700
4,100
2%
2%
2,100
10
12%
12%
13
1,400
—1
common
1
16%
16%
18%
5,900
1
1
9
26%
10%
19%
900
23%
Jan
29
Mar
1,300
5%
Jan
8
Mar
2,600
7%
■
—
—
16%
1,400
101% 101%
35
75
32%
13 %
1
1
—
16
"
IO
35
13
13%
34% Jan
13%
700
31
13
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
37
Feb
16% Mar
104
Feb
43%
42%
43%
7,800
33
3,800
Jan
20%
Jan
1%
Jan
37
31%
38
Mar
U Jan
7,800
33
—•
Jan
101% Mar
6,000
"
1%
Iff
9
"
'
16%
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
11%
27
7%
3%
15
Jan
Jan
150
17
27
10%
11%
Jan
f.
9
16%
Jan
19% Jan
2% Jan
12% Mar
13% Jan
—
16%
—
Mar
113 Mar
59% Feb
22 %
—
18
1A Jan
21%
7%
7% Mar
46% Feb
2%
5
Feb
Mar
•73
4,600;
23 %
9
Mar
51%
22%
preferred—*
18% Mar
Feb
1
ccmv
Jan
15% Mar
17
1
——
8%
Jan
Mar
24
33%
18
1%
x48!
Jan
10% Jan
700
7%
18
liV
48%
6%
5% Jan
~.M
21
21
.-
Jan
50
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
preferred
100
100
100
•
1
Co
Products
154
16%
153% 154
16
130
17%
5,400
4%
700
97% Mar
Jan
91%
148%
Jan
Jan
157% Mar
12% Jan
20%
44
pfd—•
1
Jan
50% Feb
Feb
4% Mar
2%
3%
4
preferred
90% Jan
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
1
4%
4%
_4%
1,200
4%
Jan
4% Mar
2.50
19%
19%
20%
5,900
16%
Jan
20% Mar
100
154'/2
Jan
——1
States
TV
86% Feb
93
89%
Tel
Inc
2%
156% Mar
2% Feb
2
25%
.
2 %.
550
29,900
26
900
Muter
Feb
GOO
36%
Feb
38%
220
98
Jan
102%
common
1%
Jan
8%
8%
35%
8
12
12
28%
Jan
Jan
300
35%
8
Feb
31%
Jan
10,900
9%
35%
25
37% Mar
9"% Feb
35% Mar
5%
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
12% Mar
5
2.50
10
50c
138
28%
1
Feb
Company
154% 156%
1,100
9
7% Jan
~
37%
N
Jan
-
Feb
13% Mar
66%
80
65
450
61% Mar
2,800
Jan
68%
Mar
Jan
10%
Feb
20% Mar
22 %
Jan
26% Feb
7%
Jan
9
Feb
Naehman
Napco
5
5,000
i7>«
9,100
4jI Mar
43
tit
Mar
Jan
5%
—
Milling Co„
Rational Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
Electric
Weld
Jan
National
Presto
Jan
National
Research
14%
Feb
National
Rubber
National
Starch
100
7%
Jan
84 %
Jan
90
14
Jan
17 % Mar
Jan
6-% Mar
89,
15%
16%
4.000
;5%
6%
2.400
3%
8/5 Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
5% Feb
6%
6%
2,400
5%
Jan
7
—3
7%
7%
7%
4,800
6% Jan
Machines—
—
Industries Inc
Corp—
Machinery
Products
common
5
4%
5
14,600
11
26%
26 %
40(1
27%
1
19%
19%
Jan
14%
xl4%
14%
4%
4
fo¬
4%
"
Jan
5% Feb
3% Mar
28% Mar
16
Jan
21%
Feb
13%
Jan
18
Jan
3 *
Jan
4% Mar
10%
Jan
13% Mar
15%
Jan
800
17
Jan
29% Mar
24% Jan
Jan
62
12%
900
26%
27%
8,100
20
20
21
il
Jan
200
93,600
26%
2
25
8% Feb
900
20%
1
25c
—1
10
4%
2% Mar
1
58
58
300
52
•
10c
18%
18%
400
17
Jan
19%
10 %
10
10%
11,600
9%
Jan
10%
1
4%
1,300
4%
Jan
common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
Transit
1
5
National Telefiun Associates
National
400
6%
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
48
290
86'i
900
5
1
8
Industries Inc
National
12%
1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National Casket Company
7
Feb
20
12
1
Mar
10% Mar
3K;
Feb
7
Jan
2,100
1
33
400
•
Jan
6%
•
3,175
mil
66
900
-
Jan
40
Feb
4% Jan
340,200
1
136
16,500
1
36
3%
17%
—
Jail
7.%
.
15%
25% Jan
II—3
Jan
17 '4
:
12% Mar
Feb
If*
£1
128%
1334
16%'
14% Mar
■
29%
13%
_•
National Petroleum Ltd
~7tV-
Jan
13% Jan
18%
1
20
500
4j,!.-' 1; "4ii\
45! o
% V
Jan
4%
Mar
20%
2%
7
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common—
11%. '
46
4%
•
5,700
12%
Co~—
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Jan
5,400
Mar
14
22%
28%
,„50c
& Tel
Mounlain
19%-
55
13% Mar
6%
16
57%
Feb
16
Jan
Jan
300
17%
Inc
Munlz
18;i4
28
120
5%
26 %
Jan
&
19% Jan
30% Mar
Jan
9%
-X
3
1
participation
Metal
cumulative
Feb
80
:7%
36%-
10c
Mt Diablo Company
Mount Vernon Mills
Jan
24%
.
36
2.50
preferred series B
Investors
Clemens
Mar
15%
....
3,300
16
30c
Jan
8% Mar
11% Jan
3,400
5
2
—
Chemical
50
>: -23%
„
:
12%
10
28%
—5
Petroleum
Corp $1
cum
Moody
Feb
•64
23%;
12%
14%
—
Mar
10%
10
X
r
common
Corp
cumulative
33
4
200
13%
14 %
-5
1
Iioue
Oil
Feb
Jan
14%
12%
14%
--
•
9
5% Mar
3% Jin
17% Mar
25%
21%
Milling Corp Ltd—
4.80%
Mt
36% Mar
Jan
33
17,800
400
22%
Co
States
Morrtrose
3% Mar
Jan
1%
48
Mar
15%
M'ar
400
-1
n
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Mar
31%
2
5
21,900
715,200
1
1
4.50%
9% Jan
11
75
*
-
4% Mar
10%
'
*
Jan
7,70(1
99% 100
-
f
—
Feb
2%
10,700
-37
11%
—j*
11%
3% Mar
12
5% Jan
13
19
—
-—10
—
Co—
4.40%
Mar
81,900
135% 136
pfd__100
Inc——^
Mfg Co
&
Warrants
9% Mar
18% Mar
lTit
.32'%
*
9%
10%-
5,700
2,800
Mar
Monongaliela Power Co—
5%' Mar
Jan
36%-
•
1
31
4
6%
.34%
.
•
17%
600
•*;i!ht
'-3%
•
1%>
5
9! a
Jan
30%
10%
'
44,900
•
•
4%
—
10%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America —
10% Mar
300
9
Jan
6
18%
14
—
25c
50
4%% convertible preferred
•
Milling Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 57o pid—II100
10c
Micro Aluminum Company
Mlssouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mar
12%
24',-
14%
.
—50c
8
:j
2%
29%
12%
Midwest Piping Co—
filler Wohl Co 'Common
Jan
Jan
'
13
18%
—
5
—50c
Feb
19% Mar
Jan
3
1
National Mfg & Stores common
_il
reg
7
—
Co
&
Island
Iron
National
dep rets ord
3,500
Midland
Imperial Cheinicai Industries—
American
8%
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
23,800
Feb
'
Jan
6% Mar
9% Mar
3%
4%
7% Mar
1 %
■
14% Mar
300
Jan
30
13% Mar
4,900
Jan
54%
23
Jan
300
5%
Jan
3%
350
Jan
7'/a
12% Feb
4,000
14%
13%
4%
1.300
20%
13%
8%
5
800
9%
300
23
12%
14
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Hugar Co common
67e preferred ———
74% Mar
31,400
36%
20% Mar
5%
Metal <fc Thermit Corp
Feb
11% Mar
/
Jar
8%
Co——
Mesabi
Jan
'5%
"9
_5
common
Hydrometals Inc—;
Hygrade Food Products
(A
Johnson
Mead
Feb
33%
24%
■
.
m
loo
Inc
20',4
23
Jan
17
5%
Xnc common
Corp
(J W)
Mennsco Mfg
Feb
(j/'it
9?!
•'
9
24%-
♦
common—
Motors
(Harvey)
Humble Oil
.10
4!«
71V4
.15
preferred
Howelk Electric
Jan
Mar
6% Feb
2% Feb
'3.T4it
.
19
Baking Co_.
66
1,200
18% V -.18%
& Co2
8Ta Jan
900
45,800
11,000
35
357,%
33
A_;
d%
1.300
-
7!«
47%""' '■.46%
Bearing Co
A)
11
6%
:%<)%
.
.»
._i
2
2
Hormck (Geo
&
class
B
Hoover Ball
12%
Jan
67%.
7
a
9%-'
Co.....
Horn. & Hardarl
Horn
68 ^
9%:
^
coninioii..
&
74'i.
2
3%-
Stores
11
Jan
13 Ve
Ltd
Co
Feb
Jan
;
Jan
900
warrants
CD
G)
Jan
Jan
%
8
Massey--Ferguson Ltd
Manic Industries Inc_—
8%
6%
36% !
(Henry)
Communication
Martin
.53.,
i—25e
HoPfphane
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
3% Mar
Feb
14%
22%
12%
Feb
%
200
20%.
714
Co
Jan
Mar
3%
7%
Aircraft
Jan
4
'
Mays
18%
3% Mar
Jan
Marconi International Marine
McKee
13%
Jan
l7/a
19
3
Rubber
McDonnell
29 %
1 %'♦
Gold' Mines——
5
Corporation—
60C
Holla
Holt
8%
&
13%
10%
%;%
6%
1
Corp
Zollinger Consol
Holly
Service
Tiro
Fob
800
-•4"4
%
.
—2.50
—
Hoffman International
Hofmann
l
Inc_^.
7'/a % cumukitive preferred
Aircraft Corp
Public
Maine
Feb
2,100
.•'72;
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25c
m
Hilier
Hoe
Jan
3,
4,900
1%
19,300
5,000
Publications Inc
26
1,700
a
18,000
3%
Mar
3%
M
12% Mar
19.%
3
3
12
—
21%
32!
2%
9%
—
Corp
Jan
21 %
17% Mar
Jan
3%
—5
Chain
Jan
3
17
Jan
2%
3%
Mangel Stores common
60,000
Jan
14 V*
—1
preferredCorp of America Inc.
Mansfield
3%
.
13'/a
3,000
9%
Inc
Feb
3i;%
10%
-1;
5%t'
lnc„_2.r—10c
" P/4
300
6,300
2%
1
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3%
200
.
16%
17%
50c
Feb
21:'4
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9% "
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common
Highway
v
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35
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19'a
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17% Feb
33Vic
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2%
2;, Jan
41% Mar
16
3%
Inc
49 %
38.600"
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Jan
Jan
12% Jan
2%
10
Jan
2,100
30
500
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4%
18%
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36%
16
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Co
(R G)
Steel
Lynch
16 Tit Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
5
——5
Louisiana Land & Exploration..
Lunkenlieimer (The) Co
Jan
"58%
'Jan'
Jan
28%
,3,300
5
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
5
% 14%
Mar
16
_
11%.
1
2%.
•
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l'"/<
3
Jan
1%
8% Feb
3% Jan
6
4,600
5,400
Macl'udden
25
Jan
A Jan
8
38%
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
;
3
12% Mar
>
6,900
Feb
3.30(1
15%
101
15%
Corp
Jan
9%
Jan
1
1%'
1,400
Feb
2<
-75 pesos
35%
7%
11%
-
1
7,300
7%
Feb
5% Mar
Jan
37
Inc
111/4 Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
%
Jah
2%
37/a
96%
38%
1
4,20(1
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1
300
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
'
3%
Jan
14.10(1
2
40 34
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21%
-—J
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Heller
3%
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39%
:
31%
Light
l t ine- Co r
-■3%
,
19%
23
7%'Feb
18%
Jan
10
19 %
35%
10%
11,100
101
u
cumulative
Lockc
25% Mar
Jan.
Mar
A Jan
35,700
6%
6%
32%
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Havantv Lithographing" Co
Hazel Bishop, fix
Ha
2,000
■
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Hathaway Inilithirics
14%
13%
12%
101».
18%
24
300
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Harvard
(500
%7T«
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1%
17,00(1
%
31%
400
■34 7 «
7
14
3,600
2\h
18%
common
Merrill
1
....
Hartford
25.700
34.%
Mar
Jan
5%
2,100
1
5% Mar
1% Jan
18% Jan
'
12%
2%
5
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
Longincs-Wittnauer Watch Co. 1'
'
Jan
12%
21*
7.50
Sessions
Tourneau
5,«
:
Machine Co
GO
Plywood
1 %-
1%
Feb
19
28,600
31%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
6.500
"9
'
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& Industries—
50c'
Lump
8'.4
Le
15% Mar
3,90(1
3% Mar
81
53,800
17S'
123a
20c
Stores
Refineries
Lithium
15
20'4 Jan
20 % Feb
Jan
Jan
14%, Jan
800
2%
%
Ltd
Industries
Inc
Feb
11% Jan
1,500
3
2
■
Inc-
—
Co.
&
Leonard
Mar
Jan
2%
Feb
10% Mar
11%
80% Mar
1,100
4%
1
Stores
Foundry
Jan
7%
10%
1,200
21%
97
Mar
6%
17
Jan
Mar
.
■
4%
1.25
:
Lcl'court Realty Corp commonClass A
Jail
,
13
16
6%
14%
10c
Corp of Delaware
Lear
13Th Mar
102
7,900
12,200
31%
La Salle Extension University.
Jan
Jan
300
800
25%;
6%
Jan
6%
2.50
Lanston
Feb
27% Mar
Jan
3%
19
16% Feb
34
9% Feb
1
6%
—
Co
Lamson
71 % Mar
Jan
8V4
11,500
2Tn."'
7%
---50c
B' American
iV.
Iljdl
2,500
21
!
&
Lamb Industries
Feb
6% Mar
i———30
Leases!
II
H
'
13%:
1%
l'T«
40%
States Land
Gulp
93%
4.300
4
12%
:%20%
,
13%
Company...-:i————1 <
Stores Products commoil— 5 "
Grocery
Guild Films
-
10%
7
1,100
■
5
Shores Mines Ltd
Lalcey
Jan
18%
Jan
3%
17
13%
Corp class A
Lake
Jan
37
Jan
4% Mar
49
300
734
"7%V
60c
97
'
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*
1.400
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3%:
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Greer Hydraulics
G.ridoil Freehold
5,800
14 Tit
1%'
Co—1
Jan
18%
15,100
10
,25c
Lainson
5%
17% Jan
24.800
123 a
23%
•'
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Inc^—i.i:_T!hil0c
'
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4%
71%
-16'1.
7 Tit
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Great Amor Industries
i
34
-700
64.800
10%
1
La Consolidada S A
77% Mar
Jan
4',4 Mar
1,000
17%
11.%>
13 fit
21% *.
1
Goodman
4
35%
27 %
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27«8
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23%
10c
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29Ta
100
71
s
11%;
16%
1
Gold Seal Products Corp cl A_
Goldfielci
20% Jan
138,700
4%
•'
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,
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„
7% Mar
24%
.".'4 >4
94
12%,;
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Weimicbe
8% Mar
Jan
1,250'
9%
9%
10%
A
Company
L'Aiglon Apparel
9% Mar
Jan
74%
4 %
65
*
6
"
Gobel •( Adolf)
Jan
98%
94
1
Corp..
Globo Union
Globe
4%.;
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Feb
1%
29%
1212%
—♦
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/
67%:")
>._•
(A C)*-common-
Gih;!irist
f
■
.
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t
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4%
4%
• :
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*_
Giant Yellowlcnife Gold Mines
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
25,10(1
i7%
24% ''
1
1
—_
*•■
3%
Feb
—50c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kmcger Brewing Co
43% Mar
107
11,000
'
17% *
•
25c
_
Jan
Jan
7%
.35
..
*
common—'-JiOc
General
*.
10.00U
*
'
1
'
>.
39%
6
■27.
65%
reg———£1
;
4%
;• 6%
28%.
1
'
3%
*,,4%
7
25
General Fireproofing comnioik-h
General Indus Enterprises—.
'*
100
10%
pfd—100
(I B) Rubber Co
Hotels Corp
Knox
7%
_l
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Ltd—
Co
American dep rets ord
4%
_
preferred
Development
General
*
42%
107
1
...
Genera*
42%
100
Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
;
Corp
Minerals
(S)
Knott
'
Goilman-
Inc
(Del)
Oil
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'
.
8,400
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Kleinert
1,600
19Tii
4
Kings ford Company.,
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
8,100
7%
17%
45% Jan
15c
Industries
12% Mar
Jan
135
'
Feb
12Tb
-
common
Industries
Kirkland
£1
1.25
—
Katz Drug Company,
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
«
reg
Mar
38
1
:
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Jan
11%
127%%' «127% 129
•
29
900
K
Mar
15,100
i5:i„
2,400
10c
J
Jan
11% Mar
.1
2.700
40%
%
9%
Feb
12%
147o
34
2%
7%
7%,
..
11%*'
14%
10c
1%
Feb
147% Mar
38%
I.srael-Meditervanean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
8
Mar
11®8
.
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2.50 *'
29
Jan
% Mar
6
Feb
29
Israel-Americirp Oil Corp
J,etronic
27%
129%
33Vhc
Jupllef Oils I.Id
125
10,300
24,800
9Tb Mar
2,950
16
Mar
18%
Jan
xl42% 147%
38 Vi
Irving • Air ChUte—
20% Mar
15% Fen
3%
3%
99
High
5,400
18%
Glass Co
Low
9%
18%
Jan
900
1%
Co
:
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
*igh
8
30%
Mar
%
'
»
Shares
•
Ltd
Products
Jan
25
Jan
6,100
14%
1
11%
Jan
1
IOwa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing com
1
Inn-rite
Inc
,
;
-1
Mar
Feb
&
Investors
■9% Mar
13
-
Co
International Resistance
Lntex Oil Company
11
8%
14%
.
11,500
6%
v:6
7%"i "
___10c
•
"1*
•
6%
—25c
:
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400
Mar
16,301'
.
18%
83
l
k,
Corp__„
American dep rets ord
Head Brewing Co
Fresnlllo (The) Company
(Geo A)
10
"*>
•
,
1
Fox
Fuller
xl0%
143%
for Week
5
International Petroleum
60% Mar
:
•
8%
5
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
25c
America
International
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
18%
—1
„
Co
11%
Jan
7%
of
Ford Motor
f
40To
a
North
Feb
Jeunuette
1
Canada—; ,'v.^
non-voting—
:J,
"
voting
;
Class- B
1,200
11%
a
Flying Tiger Line Inc——
Motor
56
of
Inc
Feb
104
Jan
600
3
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Fishman (M II) Co Inc___
Ford
29%
Jan
5.400
<
Corp
Firtb Sterling Inc
t
9%
3%
8%
19
:
Financial General
,
8,400
12%
30
Filmw.ays'- Inc.
2% Mar
"
Jan
36.20(1
Associates—
beneficial
Petroleum
98
12%
—
Co
Co
International Breweries Inc
Interaational Holdings Ltd
.Ian
16% Maf
Jan
Jan
.28%
10
i?'eb
38 To
Jan
1
19
83a'
$2" preferred
t
9%
Feb
10 '/a '
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo- Oils Ltd
*
Insurance
12 Vb "
Co—_i—.—
Sugar
shs of
Industrial Plywood
19%
28%
50
534
*•52%
36% Mar
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jan
14%
-'3,000
100% 100 [a
10%
10%
Thursday
Exchange
High"
84,900
28
27
Stock
34
1,200
6,100
2%
26'
MARCH
American
*
15
22'';
523-i *
;
Factor (Max) & Co class
Fair child Camera &-Instrument
common
,137a
...
.25%
-L——«•»——
Faiardo Eastern
33%
103t,"
common.'
Eureka Corporatiqji Ltd
Euroka Pipe Line common
*•
33
—
preferred
Esquire Inc
500
27°j:
1st preferred—
cum
6,600
v
common
Erie Forge & Steel Corp
■a;
34-u«
'
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
17(4
.2.
FOR WEEK
Range Since Jan, 1
High
34 Va
14
Electronics
."
RANGE
Shares
M7
common
Communications
Sales
for Wecl
Range
4%
58%
5
5
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
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4
..
Motidayr, March 30, 195$
(1494)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
National
Electric
Union
30c
5
Corp-
Neptune Meter conynon
Nestlc-Le
New
Mur
Haven
New
laria Min
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New Park
Superior
&
York
Oils Ltd
&
York
1%
1%
1%
25%
26%
2,000
25
20%
21%
9,900
15Tb
Jan
1%
1#
1%
48,400
% Jan
1%
2%
10,100
1Tb Jan
110
Feb
1%
1%
1,200
1Tb Mar
900
17% Jan
2
Co common
19%
•
28 V a
.
Cement class
A
if?
25,800
2ft
2%
2%
2,500
iiVtt
17,600
11Tb Jan
7%
7Tb
7%
1,600
7Tb Jan
37
37 Tb
500
33
37
27%
RR
37
1
Jan
200
34Tb Jan
4%
5
5
600
3% Feb
3ft Mar
410
3ft
4
ft
18,200
1
8
7%
8%
3,100
6Tb Jan
50
73
73
73
150
—
Co
87%
87%
87Tb
Northern Iud Pub Serv 4%& pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amor A (Dcl.)_
_10c
90
"
86
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
2%
IP"! Mar
31,700
1%
lft
1%
24,700
lft Mar
1% Jan
3%
3%
3%
46,900
1% Jan
4Tb Jan
„„„
Corp
common
Ohio Brass Co
23%
23
25%
32,200
18/4 Jan
2.)
£01/ ^an
?
£ail
1% Feb
nui/8
11 "f
1
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old
Town
40c
Corp
common
cumulative
preferred
38Tb
39%
300
96%
60
lft
96%
1%
1
.
96'.;:
90c
preferred
39 Vb
loo
common
Ohio Power 4 \ b Vo
...,
,
__50o
•
4%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
g
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric
4.
4%
1,400
2,500
4%
7
4%
100
4
1,300
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Jan
75
70
70
800
17'A
17%
19%
20%
400
1
8%
9Tb
17,000
80
V/? ^ar
16Tb Jan
5Tb Jan
17%
4%
„
Mai
Mar
il'8
22
4,600
36% Mar
42 ;« Mai
31%
900
30% Jan
31% Jan
Simpson's Ltd
5%% 1st preferred
5°/o
1st preferred
25
28%
28 %
28Tb
300
28
Jan
Sinclair
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
25%
25%
25%
1,000
29% Jan
27Tb Jan
26
Jan
25
25 %
25%
25%
900
25
Jan
26
4.80c:'o
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
25
25
25
300
24Tb Jan
26
4.50 V,
redeemable
1st preferred
25
23!'»
23%
23%
300
22% Jan
4.3GV>
redeemable 1st preferred
25
22%
22%
600
21% Feb
94 'A
94%
95
23T3
23
95%
91%
10
1st pfd
•
conv dividend preferred
$4.80 dividend preferred
Petroleums
Warrants
Tubes
pfd
100
Parker Pen Ob class A
Class B
4,600
3Tb Jan
22,500
4,200
14% Mar
.15%
15%
16 Tb
10%
11%
99
99
102
%
Bol
1Tb
1Tb
34
14
14
15% Mar
15%
1,000
12%
5%
5%
19,500
1,000
1
11%
12%
1,100
8%
8%
300
16%
700
9%
8%
9Tb
4,300
64%
63%
64%
300
lft
1%
1.!*,
6Tb
2,300
7
7%
2,800
9%
9%
9Tb
12%
11%
12%
1,000
10,600
94
93%
95%
1,550
•
Prenticc-IIall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
•
__1
123b Mar
cumulative
23%
22
1%
7ft
23%
1Tb
45,300
314
15% Jan
% Jan
53,700
G% Feb
1,400
10%
i!!i
20Tb
1,300
11%
400
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
11%
•
11%
11%
11%
3,400
700
Feb
8ft Mar
11% Mar
"bVs
x7%
8%
3,000
•
34%
34%
35%
709
1
4%
4Tb
3,000
38%
14%
Jan
20% Mar
12% Mar
11% Jan
—1
10c
Shear & Company,
Spencer Shoe Corp
Spcrry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Standard Dredging Corp
Jan
24% Jan
46'A Jan
18 Vb
82 Va Mar
7V1
6%
7%
6,100
4ft Feb
25%
25%
25Tb
1,700
3,200
24% Jan
25 3A Feb
29
39% Mar
8
Mar
Jan
Jan
22
18% Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
2,100
3A Jan
3 Tb Mar
3,300
12- Mar
1
Man
Jan
54% Jan
11% Jan
13% Mar
49
13%
9%
8,100
8
Jan
93A Mar
39%
5,900
29
Jan
43% Mar
3%
300
2,500
50c
3%
1
11%
11%
12%
3,500
1
4%
4Tb
4%
9,800
83
100
5%
50c
83
80
6Tb
9,600
Jan
12% Mar
3% Jan
82% Jan
4% Jan
4Tb Mar
9%
£1
14
86% Jan
6Tb Mar
7 Vb
7 Vb
8Vb
30c
6%
6%
6%
18,000
5% Jan
1
20 Va
19%
20%
4%
2,100
18% Jan
18,300
50c
3%
10%
10 Vb
Vb
3%
10%
4%
l
5Va
5%
5,800
1
61%
58%
62%
l
5%
5%
5Tb
1,900
2,800
4%
4Tb
5
1
4
4,300
5Vs
•
1.25
Ryerson
common
15% Jan
Feb
1.50
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Haynes
10%
Jan
10% Mar
5Tb
110,200
44,800
5Tb
4Tb
3
Jan
5Tb Mar
15 Va
14%
16%
12,100
8Tb
8 Vb
8%
400
41% Jan
.
9%
24
24
35%
35%
36 Tb
59 Vb
25%
25%
Feb
7Tb feb
-
47-
Jan
Mar
17% Mar
9Vb Mar
20% Jan
38
Feb
56
3,100
25% Mar
35 Vb Mar-
300
24
10
53%
25
22 Tb
25
ZZ
Jan
60
1
21%
Feb
Feb
1
20
1
24% Jan
300
:
.
600
;
26
24% Feb
54Mar
25% Jan
57% Mar
49%
53Tb Mar
Fob
53%
22 3 i
300
900
21% Jan
23 Vb
Jan
22
200
21% Jan
22 %
Feb
21%
21%
200
20% Jan
21% Mar
800v
4% Mar
4%
4Tb
13Tb
14%
1,000
8%
8%
8Tb
700
11% Jan
8 Va Jan
10%
Jan
500
75 Va Mar
84
Jan
3,700
2% Jan
78
76%
78
3%
15%
3 Va
3Tb
14%
15 Vb
10%-
11%
1-,30d>;
15,200'
4% Jan
11% Jan
16
Feb
9% Feb
12
Mar
4% Jan
9%
Jan
200
is y8
21%
11,500
14% Jan
21% Mar
27
18%
7%
27 Vb
100
26% Jan
28
8%
8%
5.500
18%
19%
800
16 Va
69%
70%
900
64 va Jan
1
69%
14%
13%
14%
4,200
12 Vb
l
23Tb
23%.
1,000
23% Jan
4-%
4%
24%
4%
1
15% FCb
7%
~C%
1
>«
5Tb Jan
4%
13%
ZZZZ*
common
1
;
22%
52%
10%
lOc
,
21Tb
25
25
1,800
8Vb Mar
Jan
Feb-
4 va
Feb
7
Jan
Jan
8tb Jan
19Tb Mar
71
Feb
14% Mar
24%-- Jan
5% Jan
lo
Mar
9
9Tb
800
I
1%
1%
!ft
97*900
1 Vb Mar
1
50c
25c
5%
4Tb
5%
15,000
1,200
3% Jan
11% Jan
15% Mar
l
1
„•
2v» Jan
5vb Mar
15
15
15Tb
10%
7%
36%
6,400
6,200
Feb
14%-Mar
39Tb
23
Jan
43-
75Tb
77Tb
270
71
Jan
81% Mar
6
Jan
36%
75Tb
14%
5%
16
Mar
200
16%
17%
18
16%
18
Mar
15% Jan-
17% Mar
1,100
16%
•
600
9%
9
5
17% Feb
21% Jan
25
Feb
40
Mar
14% Feb
16% Feb
4% Mar
4%
4%
4%
8%
5
Stroock (S) & Co
Stylon Corporation
•
1
common
Sunset International Petrol Corp
l
Co
l
.
Iuc
Class
4%
B
class
A
cumulative
Television
38,000
3
4%
4Tb
15,700
4]/a Feb
13,300
3% Mar
4% Feb
8%
2,100
6% Jan
9% Mar
5% Jan
17 Va
17%
800
14% Jan
18
16Tb
17
800
14% Jan
Jan
17% Mar
8% Feb
41% Feb
54% Mar
7
1
20c
-
Industries
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
Oil
Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Thew Shovel Co common—
Thompson-Star ret t Co Inc
8
10
common
common
Teleprompter Corp
Texam
Jan
16% Feb
5
preferred
Co
Inc
4
153a Jan
5
common
common
Tampa Electric
4%
8%
Symington Wayno Corp warrants
1
52 Vo
1,500
9 Va
9
9%
34,700
7% Jan
3%,
3%
3Tb
2% Jan
3% Mar
17%
18%
12,600
4,500
17,500
3,400
1,300
176,700
9
Jan
19% Feb
4Tb
Jan
7% Mar
12% Jan
17% Mar
25
1% Feb
% Jan
91% Jan
97
2,200
25% Feb
31
65,000
4.6q0
1% Jan
8% Jan
51%
17%
50%
5%
7%
10c
14Tb
14 Vb
14%
1
1%
1%
1%
25c
*
lft
1
lVa
5
-10c
10
1
Jan
7
95
95
26%
26 Vb
27
3%
3%
3Tb
16Tb
9% Mar
2Vb Jan
l va Mar
Feb
Feb
3Tb Mar
17
Mar
14%
Xl4%
25c
31%
31 Va
32
400
30% Mar
34% Feb
Thriftmarket Inc.
1
30%
30'a
31%
1,600
30% Mar
36
1
21%
20%
21 vb
1,000
17% Jan
21% Feb
70c convertible preferred
Markets Inc
Thorofare
Rnsscll (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
&
7%
5%
21% Jan
33 Va Jan
Roofing Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
4
~
2,800
2,100
800
8Vb
•6% Mar
3 Tb
6Tb Mar
20% Jan
4Vb Mar
Feb
12%
ioy8 Mar
2 Tb
6% Jan
68% Mar
Jan
4Vb Jan
3% Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
33 Vb
Jan
-
8% Jan
Amer
deposit rets ord registered—£1
5s
Corp,
20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
;
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cuba
Trans
Oil Co
Inc
class A
Lux
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Contlncntal
6% Feb
True
5% Feb
Two Guys
warrants
Temper Corp
from Harrison Inc
1
86
35%
86
86
3
3
2%
7%
6%
18%
Xl8%
7%
19%
3%
3%
3%
$
%
38% Feb
84 Vb Jan
-
Jan
3Tb Jan
7%
13% Feb
IV2 Jan
% Jan
%
14Tb
12%
14%
•
36 Va
36 Va
37 Va
coo
28 %
20%
28%
29%
6,000
27
Feb
10
20 Va
20Tb
500
19
Jan
10c
13%
12 Va
13%
7,300
-
89
2% Feb
6% Jan
1
50c
9% Feb
4ft Mar
Mar
34
2,700
1,800*
5,800
97,200
119,300
13,200
Jan
3% Jan
500
150
34
Shipyards
Trans Cont Industries
100
4
4
Amer deposit rets def registered
Todd
-
13-
9%
Tilo
3% Mar
2% Jan
Rolls Royce Ltd-
common
Jan
1,200
22%
Russeks Fifth Ave
Mar
4
1,350
25
9%
54tb Jan
46
700
50
15%
4%
100
36%
3%
Feb
Jan
41%
24%
9%
38
39% Mar
187
15 Vb
24%
39%
Mar
39%
20
1
155
40%
15%
4%
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
1
Jan
33% Jan
50 ~
3,900
III
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Resistoflex
34
50
700
5% Mar
14% Mar
Republic Industrial Corp.
36 Tb
38%
158
156
34Tb Jan
11% Feb
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
36 Tb
37%
156
32% Mar
2,300
12%
Jan
Mar
700
14%
12%
it
6vs Jan
13
32%
13 Tb
1
9% Feb
32%
13 Va
Remington Arms Co Inc
Feb
5%
1° 50
(Hugo) Corp
1
250
4% Mar
ft Feb
5 Tb
22% Mar
common
49%
1% Jan
-
Jan
Technicolor
rcg
296,800
3,500
5,200
8,300
4TnMar
Jan
73% Feb
Inc
4%
Jan
2 Tb
3
25
American den rets ord
3,000
20
54% Jan
Roosevelt Field
"4'%
4
100
193A Jan
Roosevelt
4
Vb
3%
*4%
25% Jan
100
900
49II
Jan
24% Jan
41,900
1,400
49 Va
Jan
46
5%
66Tb
10
Jan
44--
22 Vb
33 Va
23%
*2%
36
16 Vb
35
%
Jan
Mar
46% Mar
4Tb
61%
2%
"
5%
1
1
33
36
'
22 Vb
22Tb
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
25
.
22%
32%
; Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
3,700
42%
"5
33%
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
37%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc.
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
•
22%
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
37
.
61V*
Rico Argentine Mining Co
15 Jan
1
£^1 Parts Corporation
Stein <A) & Co common
10
Corp
23% Jan
% Jan
•
Statham Instruments Inc
steel
of Canada ordinary
10
Reliance Insurance Co
19% Jan
1
1
Feb
54
48Tb
ftop & Shop Inc
50c
Jan
99% Mar
Zl
I
—
Talon
*
250
5%
_6
Inc
Superior Tool & Die
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Jan
Mar
49%
Stone Container Corp
R
Reading Tube Corp
94Vb
48
421 b
37 %
•
—1
Feb
•
Jan
1,900
11 Vb
Jan
1,000
2,800
3%
12,400
%
10%
44
73%
8% Feb
36% Jan
4Tb Mar
il
'■
%
10Tb
90
22%
Feb
39
Jan
23%
23%
%
33% Feb
67
Jan
192% Feb
——
CVb
85»/8 Jan
22%
18% Feb
6%
■
Vb
100
67
Jan
Feb
32% Feb
30
99%
5tb
600
22%
1
99%
99%
%
87%
5
1tb Jan
43%-Mar
9
400
231
5Tb
40%
3
37Tb Mar
14%
14% Feb
*
38%
•
Rath
4'A
225
•
a
Mar
5% Mar
7% Jan
17% Mar
35
25
3
10c
Jan
ft Jan
12
•
.
Jan
6Tb Mar
Stinnes
10% Jan
10% Jan
ll'/oMar
Q
'
—5
;
87
100
Rapid-American Corp
Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
4,100
50c convertible preferred
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
1%
1
16 Vb
Starrctt (The) Corp
19%
Co
14%
Southern CaUfornla Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line
{
Southland Royalty Co
5
Jan
8 ft
1
14Tb
preferred—
Jan
11%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
9,700
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4%
83
Jan
26% Feb
1% Jan
28%
25
72% Mar
Feb
3,600
1%
25
13'/«
2ft
34%
25%
2% Jan
61% Jan
32%
1%
25%
11% Mar
5,100
32%
25
63% Jan
3%
13 Va
25
400
3ft
71,600
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
450
3%
17%
59%
25%
12
2,700
14%
25
72%
4%
17%
37%
_
11%
20Tb
Ramo Investment
_
6.9%
3%
5% Mar
Edison—
Jan
98 y2 Mar
67
1,100
34 Va
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares Inc common
Standard-Thomson Corp—
Standard Tube class B
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
1
•
Co
Feb
Feb
1
ft
Oil
California
Feb
Jan
6ft
•
12%
10%
5js
1U
35
Oil Co
11%
83 Vo
6
Publications—
9% Jan
32
Jan
1
preferred
9% Jan
300
Jan
1%
285,800
900
!£n1nri^ 211 (Ky)
8
2%
4,900
12%
common
ft
Jan
A Jan
80,600
5,000 fr
Jan
eli
6%
4%
1
4
231!-
800
1
20c
4.32%
12% Jan
3,500
4Tb
3Tb
25c
12
250
com
4.48%
H
9% Mar
10'A
6
IS
8% Mar
7% Jan
14% Feb
4%
12
convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
Btandard Porgtoga Corp
11
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Mar
52%
•
1
31
10%
10c
Mines Ltd
Feb
6434 Mar
64% Mar
Jan
9Tb
lTb-Mar
Feb
10c
Corp
69%
1
-2.50
^
51%
10%
_10
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
Dome
1
1
50
73i
r v
Jill
60 Tb
Mir
34% Mar
34%
6%
Pneumatic Scale common
Poloron Products class A
Powdrell & Alexander common
I
Jan
32%
7%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
too
1Tb Feb
6%
ZJZZ
12*
Tnn
K?
Jan
32%
Corp
nv
Mar
ik S
Jan
5
Pierce Industries Inc
Tion
tn
1Tb
10 pesos
Co
Mv
22'/a
5,300
8,200
Phillips Screw Co
14
600
31
1
10c
Philippine Long Disfc Tel
37% Mar
*Feb
1G
Philips Electronics Inc
4.56%
15%
11%
28%
4.78%
4.08%
15%
9%
IV2 Jan
13% Feb
5% Jan
11
1
•
convertible preference
convertible preference—.
4.88%
Jan
Jan
2,500
original preferred
2'A Jan
18
Feb
16%
2.50
5%
1Tb Jan
4% Jan
2.50
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils
Minerals
Penn
Southern
4.24%
12
Pep J8oys (The)
1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
South
iu Feb
15%
,
Mar
ft Jan
2
;
Jan
Mar
32% Jan
5%
12%
6
6%
1
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
goss Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
1,700
6,300
4Tb Mar
1,800
11%
Ltd
Venezuelan
Mar
102
6%
11%
Slick
5% Jan
19% Jan
13%
Jan
—3.50
i
1
Shares
convertible
12,500
4,200
1,600
.1
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
100
5%
Singer Manufacturing Co
I_2Q
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amcr dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp__10c
Jan
143% Jan
90
Mar
9% Mar
99
u
$3
4%
"2
ft
Peninsular Metal Products
Pcnn Traffic Co
150
34%
4%
2
Preston East
P R M Inc
5%
ft
Pathi© of Canada Ltd
Aircraft
4%
4 Tb
4%
ParUcasburg-Aetna Corp
Piasecld
85% Jan
34'A
1
Jan
134% Jan
70
•
Pantepec Oil (OA) Amcr sliarcs__l
Park Chemical Company
95
150
lc
(C A)
Pan Israel Oil vtc
Jan
210
vtc__2 Bol
common
Pancoaflfcal Petroleum
Jan
97%
96%
10 %
1
.
88
138%
138
90
89%
•
Ltd
i
30
24% Mar
86Tb
•
•
l
Pacific Power & Light 6%
Page-IIerscy
.
Airlines
Pacific
25% Jan
•
$4.75
Northern
x30%
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
Pacific
30 Vb
1,300
_25
Slmmons-Boardman
.or,
42 Tb
31
Products
6%
.*•
Mines
31
Clay
Pacific Gas & Electric G'/o
x6%
Lighting Inc
25
Pacific
6%
Ltd
Simca American
Jan
Jan
common
Silver Creek Precision
P
19Vs Mar
1
226,500
1% Mar
2
Silver-Miller
1%
23% Mar
7%
1
20c
19% Mar
Jan
Jan-
400
10c
Feb
18
500
—
8% Jan
22
22
lft
B
Silvray
20% J.ni
17% Jan
25c
1
Silex Co common
Feb
24t'a Mar
12%
gj og preferred
Mar
10
20% Mar
Mar
11%
100
Breweries
Jan
7
11%
SigKal oil & Gqs Cq c]ass A
CJafJ!5
17
17% Feb
700
50c
preferred
Sicks
1,600
3,200
8
25c
——
shoc Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Jan
19
lft
lft
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
4% Feb
5>A Feb
2% Jan
\
Corp
1%
A Jail
lft
/«
High
22%
•
Sherwin-Williams
O
Ogdcn
Range Since Jan. J
Low
1ft
lft
Petroleums Ltd
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B_
Servo Corp of America
Servomcchanisms Inc
Scton Leather common
Shattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Jan
2
7%
Seeman Bros Inc
8Tb Mar
73Tb Feb
89% Mar
1Tb
2
£1%
Scurry-Rainigiw Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western AirlinesSeaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General—
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (Tho) Corp
4% Feb
«•
xl8%
7%
Sarcee
5% Mar
67% Jan
25
*
2\l
14%
8%
40%
40%
18%
22%
Inc
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
lie
2% Feb
13%
10
Northeast Airlines
Jaii
2% Feb
26
Feb
29% Mar
18
Jan
Jan
1
1%
1
*
——2.50
Salem-Brositis
Shares
,
san Carlos
131
Feb
22
12%
10
.
Pcnu
Mar
1
.
Railway
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
% Jan
1
Inc
B
2,900
Feb
17'A Feb
1
Class
29%
1%
ft
1
Mines
American
20
25Tb
10
,
Nlpissing
North
5Tb
•
Honduras Ro.sario__3.33y3
Sou tkern *
v
3%
Jan
for Week
High
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
gan Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5Tb scries
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% scries_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% scries_20
5.60%
preferred
_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
2Tb Feb
3%
13% Jan
.
st Lawrence Corp Ltd common—.
lie Mar
17%
173 %
-1
Merchandise
Noma Litos
32% Feb
25V-a
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Norfolk
160
20Va
-1
common
Oils
New York Auction
New
700
1
50c
Co
Mining Co
Process Cft
4,100
17%
S
4
Mar
39% Mar
20c
Co
Arizona Land—
Now
New
Watch
&
Zinc
New
37 %
17%
'V
20
Feb
184Tb Mar
5% Mar
1Tb Mar
28Tb Jan
21% Mar
—100
—1
Tel
<fc Chcm
Jersey
New
36Tb
Jan
1,530
220,800
63,300
1
common
Clock
New
11,200
173% 174%
37
3%
Low
1>ar
High
25c
Co
England Tel &
New
2Tb
3%
3 To
^
Low
High
Sale*'
Week's;
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Thursday
ENDED MARCH 27
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
Week'*
Thursday
STOCKS
Jan
20% Jan
4
Mar
1
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
29% Jan
39% Feb
31% Mar
7
9% Jan
26% Jan
13% Mar
*
lb
Volume 189
Number 5833
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.
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RANGE
■•vr: S
•
.
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH 37
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Thursday
Week's
Sales
Last
•'
Range
for Week
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
of Prices
Low
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
u
Unexcell/sd
Chemical
11 To
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of
Omaha
common.
1
17 3%
Feb
11%
27
%
38 Ya
8Yi
8%
23,900
7%
32,500
510 Mar
14,500
1% Mar
500
35
4%
2,000
Mar
9% Mar
Jan
10s
4Y4
187
100
20
187
1
I6Y2
17Ya
6Y4
6%
180
1,800
50c
Corp
800
A 68
series
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
A
49%
Jan
A German
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
5Ya
Jan
Jan
187% Mar
16% Mar
20
4Ya
Jan
Mar
7%
Jan
■
12 Ya
12 Ya
O Ya
Jan
13% Mar
48
12%
50*%
500
49%
20,500
41 Ya
Feb
50% Mar
6%
6%
7Ya
2,100
9Y4 Mar
8Va
8Ya
8Y2
;
3Ya Jan
2Va Jan
7Ya
50c
250
49 V*
1
78%
9%
203,700
49%
500
78 Ya
89
100,500
34
.15
34
16
1%
45
15 Ya
15Y*
7%
x7%
7Ya
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
Feb
53
Jan
Jan
102
AOs
F
AS
1952
A
series B
Danzig
Port
Cons
7s
Jan
34
Feb
13Ya
Jan
18
Feb
6Ya Jan
8
Feb
2,200
lOYa
1
9Ya
OYa
5
37Ya
35 Ya
1
5%
J3Ya
13%
15%
1
.: 5Y*
4%
2
common
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
4
4
Van Norman Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food Products
12.300
1,600
38
5%
5
6
Jan
10 Ya
35% Mar
44Ya
4%
Jan
G%
Feb
3 Ya
Jan
4Y»
2,800
3 Ye
15 Ya
400
l2Ya
600
Jan
15Ye Mar
•No
4Ya
included
(not
2,100
Jan
x
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc
$80
,.-1
43Ya
1
3%
$80
42%
3%
•
50%
40%
V
Jan
3Ya
Mar
29%
36
V* Feb
Feb
45
Mar
daily closing
Averages
109
100
3Ya
11 ft
2
Jan
22
Jan
3Ya
Jan
87
100
87
2%
1
Jan
4 Ya
lift Mar
2A
1/128 Mar
Ya
Mar
91%
2%
2% Mar
3Ya
Rails
Rails
ities
Stocks
Coal
210.77
90.02
84.92
209.04
89.95
84.90
84.65
85.27
209.34
89.87
84.75\
84.33
85.35
86.07
Mar.
25—
606.47
160.17
94.00
209.12
89.90
84.76
84.29
85.16
86.03
Mar.
26
606.58
159.74
93.80
208.94
89.86
84.80
84.07
85.11
85.96
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
33%
1,400
31
—
~u
28,300
Ya
Jan
24%
25%
4,200
17%
Jan
3%
3%
3,(100
2Y4 Jan
3Ya Mar
21 Ye Feb
1%
19 V*
20%
16%
1,800
14%
Jan
15 Ya
8,200
7%
6%
7 Ya
4,100
13Ya
5Ya
Jan
16% Mar
8Y4 Feb
24%
23 Ya
5,200
13 Y*. Jan
26% Mar
21
100
20%
20%
500
93
93
93
110
93
Mar
26Ya
1
28Ya Feb
15% Mar
Jan
15%
23 Ya
15Y*
15%
750
12%
Jan
2
23%
23%
100
22%
Jan
8
common
dep rets ord reg—
55
53Y»
55 Ya
700
53 Y4 Mar
26% Feb
68% Jan
5s
7%
7Ya
7Ya
700
7 Ye Mar
7Y4 Mar
40c
1%
li9«
1%
9,200
1% Jan
114
1
17%
17%
lOo
7%
7%
Jewelry Co
18
Interest
Period
500
7%
Thursday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Power 3V*s
June-Dec
1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
.—
Boston Edison
—Quar-Feb
—
June-Deo
Chicago Transit Authority
&
Feb
Feb
Jan
9%
Bonds
Thursday's
Sold
conv
Western
Realization
Midland Valley RR
National Research
5s
4s
RR
debs 1967
4s
1970
1963
April-Oct
Corp—
debentures
convertible. subord
England Power 3Y4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
€%s due 1953 extended to
Power
1st
1st
mortgage
mortgage
3s
Low
39
91Y4
3Y48
86
85Yt
52
1968
3Y4S
Harbor
Power
3s
series
series
2Ybs
A
B
83 Ya
0
"
11
85%
80
series
C
D
E
series
G
H
K
30 Ya
327b
—
117
81%
$84%
170
97%
117
92 Ya
139%
30%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Southern
California Gas 3Y48 1970
Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3YiS
1970—Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
5s
1964
1974
1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
417.2
509.3
512.3
—0.6
512.3
373.3
Durable Goods
475.9
481.0
—1.1
481.0
332.2
Non-Durable
530.1
531.1
—0.2
534.8
402.2
357.9
—1.3
357.9
Goods
353.1
Transportation
219.7
UtiUty
222.1
222.6
—0.2
222.6
155.5
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
402.1
409.5
—1.8
409.5
263.2
346.5
352.2
—1.6
3G0.4
261.3
'•"New High.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
No. of
Shares
Int'l
Foreign
Total
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Sales
Mon.
Mar. 23
3.698,460
$5,541,000
$381,000
$5,922,000
Mar. 24
5,989,000
191,600
5,180,600
Mar. 25
2,997,910
3,282,000
2,898,140
6,033,000
5,138,000
216,000
6,249,000
352,000
Holiday
5,490,000
12,876,510
$21,701,000
Thurs.
Mar. 26
Fri.
Mar. 27
.
82 Ya
81
83
86 V*
86 %
$22,841,600
$1,140,GOO
47
6
~
121%
—
85
88
—
93 V*
120Ya 122Ya
96%
May-Woo
Southern
Traction
—0.6
176
5
Jan. 1 to March 27
Week Ended March 27
1958
1959
1958
1959
97
127 Ya
98
134,699,264
12,876,510
10,855,814
225,741,571
4,000
34,000
$1,140,600
21,701,000
$1,333,000
15,240,020
20,305,600
19,978,800
387,949,500
281,764,000
$22,841,600
$21,638,600
$407,933,300
$297,042,020
Stocks—No. of Shares
1
;)
101V*
Bank
Foreign
103
92
$1,000
U. S. Government
International
Railroad and Industrial
$4,000
97 V*
87
June-Dec
96%
120
$65
93%
$81%
$84
65
86%
83 Ya
86 Y4
83 Ya
81 Ya
82
86
91
100 Ya 100%
104%
104% 104%
90% 90%
105% 105%»
86%
$90%
64
64
104
86%
84
91 Ya
I
92 V*
82
82 Ya
6
88 V*
4
98%
5
6
17
10
3
91
100Y4
105
105 Ya
104
107%
102 3/4
70 Ya
72
,June-Aug
$100 Ya
—
15
Mar. 24
Wed.
Mar. 25
Thurs.
2,874,020
Mar. 26
Fri.
60
65
139,000
2,398,460
Total-
101Y4
93*4
69 Ya
72
96
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$8,000
1,000
$12,000
3,000
2,000
87,000
~
,
Total
Bonds
$122,000
87,000
141,000
3,000
90,000
$12,000
$440,000
-Holiday-
11,417,590
$411,000
$17,000
W«k Ended IteKhn
1958
1959
11,417,590
3,207,950
Jan-1101I"ch1|«
1958
1959
127,619,687
36,992,621
Bonds—
103
8
37
97
83,000
2,783,670
Mar. 27
—
stocks—No. of Shares-
92
99
$102,000
Foreign
Foreign
Government
86%
♦
64
Tues.
90 Y4
89
86
Bonds
3,361,440
Mar. 23 —i
105 3/a
90
—
$101% 102Ya
95 V2
96 Ya
$99
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
81
98
83
104
Stocks
(No. of
100%
90'%
54
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
96 Ya
83
90 Ya
'
92
$93
90 Y2
Transactions at the American Stock
100
74
92 Ya
$87'%
$82
92%
Total—
123
96
——
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
6
19
$87
1981—May-Woo
deb '62—Jan-July
3Y>s
417.2
i
;
Total
09
101% 101V*
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Power
299.0
414.6
Composite
Manufacturing
90
1983
Water
Lam
High
Chang*
98
30%
$97
Corp 3s,
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
Mar. 13, '59
'59
95
4%s series I 1982
4Yes series J 1982
Penn
159
^
86
1982
West
176
—
91
1981
series
Washington
$98%
—
4%s
-
39%
$90
1979
3Ye s
series
56%
85
1978
4%s
47
33 V*
93
1976
series
F
V
94
1976
series
series
i
93
1973
3%s
3s
•
42
$93
1973
3 Yes
1958-195(
PfM-fipnfc
Percent
Mar. 20,
122%
87%
$86%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3Yas
follows (1939=100):
'
Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_ Jan-July
Water
2
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as
94 Ya
1964—June-Dec
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
Safe
52
1.36
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1970
Public Service
groups
45
120 Y*
—
85
4
103.19 Jan
Low
Holiday
SEC index of Stock Prices
High
39
89 V*
1
13
\
1963
Power
27—
Range for 1959
108.79 Mar
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended March 20, 1959, for composite and by major industry
Range since
J an- July
&
Mar.
2•
72.75 Jan
High
Bonds—
1976—Jan-July
May-Woo
1971
Pennsylvania Water
3Y4s
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Trust 6Y2ft liq. tr ctfs__
New
Ohio
106.77
Wed.
mortgage 4s series A 1993
—flfag-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961A 1st
Power
107.02
26—
Jan. 1
NO.
High
91V*
85%
J an* July
1st
Altalian
25—
Mar.
Fri.
Jan
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Gunntanamo &
Mar.
Thur.
Tues.
33/4S 1973
Western RR—
Flying Tiger Line 5Y28
Low
Wed.
Week's Range
or
.1:125%
85
18
7% Feb
Bid & Asked
39
91Y4
17 Ya
1,300
Low
Pump 4s inc debs 1994_
Appalachian Elec
106.90
Feb
Jan
19 V* Feb
•
Corp.
24—
Jan
(F W) Ltd—
Petroleum
High
Mar.
Jan
J.5%
100
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
107.66
25% Mar
3%
23
Range for U»xk
1958
102.82 Dec 31
*>„>•
23—
Ya Mar
1
Woodley Petroleum
Lack
41
19 V*
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Delaware
Jan
1
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4Yaft
pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
86.19
Mar
5
5ft
&
31
25 Ya
26
86.16
■
Closing
Mar.
Feb
Jan
10
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
Steel
34 Ya
Mar
27 3%
100
1
1
85.22
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
I>ate—
Mar
1
(The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
A Amer
30
35
Feb
37 Ya
10c
Wickes
Zapata
32 Ya
33%
84.47
Over-tlie-Coiinter Industrial Stock Averages
Feb
Ya Jan
6 Jan
27 Ya
1
White Stores Inc common
Wichita River Oil Corp
Zale
l>00
x33
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
5,600
31
20
Inc
•jii
34%
%
34
40
Bonds
94.09
Tues.
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares
Is
Western Tablet &
Stationery common.*
Total
10
Util¬
ities
94.41
Jan
1.300
trials
roads
94.12
Jan
4
2%
Grade
160.64
Jan
87
*
Grade
162.62
Jan
30
Indus¬
trials
Jan
318,100
87
65
Feb
4Ya
5,800
1/128 1/256
Util¬
25 Ya Mar
Jan
2
900
117
3% Mar
2-Ar
Second
Rail¬
160.41
116
1/256
First
606.73
2% Mar
3%
lYi
10
610.37
Jan
3,000
10
Total
605,56
1%
4
——Bonds15
Mar. 23———
24
650,400
100
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule transaction
iir year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
Mon.
Amer
year's
n
Mar. 20
2
24%
41
20
Date
2
1.25
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Feb
Mar.
3V2
39%
Indus¬
Feb
78
4% Mar
24 Y4
51 Ya
2
40%
10
Jan
Ya
48 Ya
30
1 Ya
1
pfd
7,000
15
'
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
5% Mar
3
900
45 :■
.
51
(not included in
h Ex-principal,
Stock and Bond
218,000
S
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Woolworth
—
$56
year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included
Ex-dividend, y Ex-riglits. z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Below are the
4%
2
•
Wentworth Manufacturing
\ ■
—
.$101
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
X112
10c
Webster Investors Inc (Dei)
Wei ma 11 & Company Inc
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
—.
—
14Y4 Mar
Jan
Feb
30
preference—,
Jan
2Y2
24
1%
~3*%
102 Y4
—
ft;';;
$60
in
Jan
3
900
Ya
186 Ya
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
19% Jan
13 % Mar
71
1
.
-Rights
West Texas Utilities 4.40ft
Western Development Co
4
100
Waitt fc Bond Inc
series
9%
8
+ V4
224 3,4
101 Ya
$140
—Stocks
•
.—•
18
215
186%
—
$15 Ye
par
W
Co—:
16%
—
224% 224Yi
$192
:
180
180
$17 Ye
June-Dec
High
180
$172
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
f Ex-liquidating
distribution., g Ex-stock dividend,
listed
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7ft preferred
Low
—
$180
Feb-Aug
1947
6s
Jan. 1
No.
5% Mar
4Ya
14% Mar
9Y4
Feb
Jan
6
Jan
12
I2Y4
•
5 Ya
4,000
58,800
26,400
14 Ya
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
$6
1952
1947
(City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (80 ft redeemed)
Feb-Aug
A Hanover
(Prov) 6Y2S 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2Yss 2008
May-Wou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
iifap-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2Yas 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—,
;
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
tribution.
Aircraft
6%s
:
Range since
Sold
High
$135
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
-*
Waterways
Munic
secured
;
«.
1951
&
Bonds
Thursday's
Mar
32
G.000
.14
14
37%
50
—5
Corp
Sugar
500
48
7Ya
-10
Oil
Universal Insurance
Waco
or
Bid & Asked
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
7-jftj
1
Universal Controls Inc.
Valspar Corp
Last
Sale Price
(Germany)
210
1
Universal Marion
ABaden
Jan
1
Co
Uniyersal Consolidated
Period
ftLow
Feb
A
10,700
39%
10%
Interest
Jan
Jan
Week's Range
Thursday
bonds
American Stock Exchange
Feb
AHanoi'er
Reclaiming Co
Utah-Idaho
Feb
51ft
Mft
ift
■ft
38 Ya
—15
common
^United Stores Corp common—
-Universal American Corp
>
163/4
9Ya
9
5U
m
4*
•
Conditioning
Rubber
700
9
1
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
U S Ceramic Tile
U S Foil class B
17 Yt
13Ya Mar
23 Ya
_10c
United N J RR & Canal
United Pacific Aluminum
U S Air
U 8
17
7% Jan
10
._50c
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
.
9.400
20
United Cuban Oil Inc
United Elastic Corp
Products
12%
4
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp—
United Milk
11%
17
Corp—
'$411,000
$334,000
$7,055,000
Foreign government-
17,000
12,000
31,000
27,000
495,000
Foreign corporate
310,000
$4,422,000
527,000
414,000
$440,000
$392,000
$7,860,000
$5,363,000
Domestic
%
100 Ya
99
T otal
3?
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1496)
.
.
.
Monday, March SO, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Per
Anaconda Company
Boston
Edison
Co
Personal
Boston
Service
Cities
Eastern
100
45
10
—
5
—
.<
First National
Motor
Central
Maine
H
N
Olln
33%
84%
7%
7%
34
6%
Jan
9
69%
50
4
100
:
pfd
74%
Feb
48%
310
44% Mar
48%
38%
75
38% Mar
44
178
33%
12%
—
98%
496
Jan
12%
Jan
3,100
6c
Jan
1,018
202
13c
201* 21
172% 174
—
33% Mar
40
19%
Jan
13%
11c
—«
Jan
Mar
10
140
103% 106
20%
96%
43
Jan
160
8%
141
8% Mar
83%
45
5
—
44%
46%
416
82% Mar
42% Feb
J. 72
Corp—.
50
16
25
13
u
•
28%
15
37%
-
16
28%
—
—2.50
S
U
38%
138
117%
20
Mach Corp common
Allen
Jan
106
American
Mar
14
Feb
Budd
10%
50
Feb
Consolidated
Contlnental
49% Mar
13%
Feb
19%
25
Jan
30
Jan
38% Mar
Davidson
Jan
Mai-
Detroit
Jan
32% Mar
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
64 % Mai41% Mar
Gar
General
30
1,551
28%
Jan
32%
41 J/4
42%
2,133
41
Jan
45
Mar
<
824
91
34%
92
16
.
783a
51%
56%
34%
——
16%
78%
84
14%
Jan
437
70%
Feb
45%
Jan
51% Max-
46%
Jan
Feb
38
Mai-
,
■
'
Motors
Ball
357
Art
32%
Jan
High
Mt
Rapid
Co (S S)
Heater
Metal
Pfeiffer
45%
41%
Jan
.96%
10'
94%
Jan
96%
485
34%
Feb
37%
10
87%
Jan
92 % Mar
41%
55
38%
Jan
42%
99%
82
91%
Jan
215
12%
Jan
14
Feb
20
9%
Jan
11
Feb
13%
11
8%
92
</
38
-
48%
66%
8
Jan
8%
90
Jan
93
44
Jan
60
Jan
67% Mar <
98
44
Jan
46%
20
18
Mar
60
30%
31
297 s
297 a
40
29%
Jan
89%
918
73%
Jan
72
29%
Jan
38%
100
52%
Jan
35
65%
773
29% Mar
34%
90
57%
144
47
Feb
57% Mar
5
15%
15%
15%
141
15%
Jan
17%
Telegraph. -100
240%
240% 242%
68%
69
258
Jan
31% Mar
50%
Jan
Feb
224%
Jan
60%
Jan
74
Mar
66%
Jan
73
Mar
27%
54
23%
Jan
29%
Feb
21%
100
19%
Jan
21%
235
10%
Jan
20
41 %
Feb
47%
400
1%
Feb
5
Power
Chemical
27%
27%
21
13%
46%
46%
100
1
2
5
43%
70
25
246
Mar
2
2
DuPont
39%
Jan
44
18%
Jan
25.Avlar
200
5%
Jan
,,
45%
45%
16,069
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59%
31%
310
29
28%
29
540
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33%
33%
555
32
12%
12%
155
10%
14%
14%
600
13%
2%
2%
300
2%
Jan
3 -Mar
3%
3%
208
2%
Feb
4% Mar
5,684
Feb
34
'Mar
Jan
12% Mar.
Jan
15%
Jan
14%
40
%
1
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5,140
36%
Feb
41
25% Mar
Jan
25%'Mar
6% Feb
33
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15%
-10
Products
-1
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4%
4%
3%
62% Mar
Feb
105 % Mar
Feb
55%
55%
165
52%
33
34%
88
27%
55 %
55%
77
54% Mar
84%
84 %
85
75%
225
33 V2
Jan
Jam
'4%-Mar-'
Jan
-10
113b
12
1,477
10% Mar
15 V2
Udylite Corp
Vinco Corp
-1
13%'
14
1,034
11
14
—1
5%
—
;
5%
Jan
3%
1,170
Jan
Mar
5%Mar
Jan
Midwest Stock Echange
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A
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Kunge
of Prices
Sale Price
Steel
Shares
Range Since Jan.4
Low
High
68
68 V*
400
High
61%
Feb
70%
Jan
28%
28%
29%
1.200
26%
Jan
33
Jan
1
Aluminum
Brass
Sales
for Week
10
19%
18%
20%
1,900
17%
Feb
22%«Mar
17% - Feb
5
Co——
Corp-
Advanced
Akron
Low
Par
Laboratories .common—
90
12%
Jan
300
10%
Ja,n
10
Feb
11%-Mar
1,200
45%
Jan
53;.
29%
1,600
2
Lb
30% Mar
81%
1,000
81
14 %
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11 e
12
1
11%
11%
11%
1,200
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46%
4612
47%
29
81
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Alleghany Corp <Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
1
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Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Aluminum Co of America.
227
58%
55
American
7
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Co
140
Motors
Rad
12
American-Tel
Feb
57%
Anaconda
Co—
Company
Feb
2,300
28%
Mar
Feb
1,200
24%
24%
1,100
20.%
48%
49 J«
547%
57
100
Jap
33 y*
Jan
23%
90%
Feb
31%
;
32
Jan
Mar
Feb
24% Mar.
46%
Feb
507/a
1,800
46%
Feb
57 % Mar
200
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
8,300
20-/4
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800
15%
Jan
223%
Jan
700'
Jan
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1
5
—
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29%
30
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San
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Stand
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35
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35
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15%
240 % 243
1,100
300
r'17% Feb
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96
Jan
900
60 3a
246% Mar
Feb
37%
Jan
43%
99%
44%
500
67%
70
99%
,—,.25
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-
Jan
107
'
34 % Mar
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Jan
Jan
867« Mar
Feb
236% Mar
50 %
Jan
587 s Mar
1
63%
63:%
64%
59
Feb
80%
79%
80%
152
75%
Feb
45%
44%
45%
920
44% Mar
51
35
Theatres
(Un)
(Un)
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American
«
30%
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Broadcast Paramt
29. v
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•
Airlines
American
Jan
203
—10
Aluminium Ltd
50%
Feb
66%
Tan
Steel
Armco
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Corp
25
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__50
Gas
^^_^I0
45% Mar
74
Mar
56
67%
56
300
47%
Jan
58
-Feb
07%
70
700
66%
Jan
73
Mar
27%
5
(Un;
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*44
27%
100
23%
Jan
30%
Feb
21
21 %
1,500
19
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
31'
Jan
•
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&
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Ashland
Atchison
(111).
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Oil
&
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21%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
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:
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900
27%
29%
29%
10%
200
10
Feb
IOV2 Mar
26%
26
26%
200
243i
Jan
28%
Feb
49%
50%
1,100
44
Jan
50%
Jan
12%
33%
8,200
10%
Jan
15 V2 Mar
1,400
29%
18%
19%
85
17%
Jan
19% Mar
0'i<
non-cum preferred
Athey Products C.orp__^
Atlantic Refining Co_-_:
__
44%
44% '
50
3°%
Jan
43% Mar
Avco Manufacturing Corpa—.3
1318
38%
38%
39%
150
28%
Feb
42% Mar
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
16
15%
16
46 %
47%
30
39
Jan
47% Mar
70%
70%
44%
44%
10
40%
Jan
45 (
Mar
Bastian-Blesisng
Bearings Inc
70
44%
19%
•
2
5
7
Jan
5%
Studebaker-Packard
120
60
103
..8
~
29% Mar
600
4%
Sherman
American
87%
•
Jan
6%
16%-Mar"
American
Jan
Mar
22%
Montgomery Ward
Nat Ion a
Cash Register
25
7%*Mar
24%
16% Mar
3
•
32% Mar
Jan
74
44%
1%
Corp_
Feb
Jan
Jan
77
Monsanto Chemical
14% Mar
29
6%
*
___
Cyanamid
24%
3
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Motors
Tel
19% 'Feb
Jan
■
434
9L
9%
14%
Electric
:
15
22 "2
68%
Dynamics
&
120
-19%
30%
80
General
Harvester
Jan
:Feb'
4
Jan
770
20
39% Mar
General
Tel
2%
310
15%
57%
International
850
1,912
70%
59%
■
Jan
4%
33%
16%
Can
24%
34%
Mar
50%
Jan
23%
27
General
International
3Vs
15%
43%
103
8
Greyhound
45% Mar
-
-Mgr
8
227a
—
American
5
_
256
'1,682
7%
42;,-
.7%
Jan
American
7
:
19% .Jan
24%
24
..'45%'.
47%'Mar'
Jan
4%
Jan
10
Light
42
■
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Jan
15%
250
Mar
10
10
Feb
-
42%
689
1.920
15%
25
6V*
5,192
1?%
6 V«
70
1
&
45%. 46Ta7
45%
25%
Arkansas- Louisiana
Dow
Jan
373
.6
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Jaft
40%
Dillon
Scotten
Am
Dayton
5%
6 ' ■:'!
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Mar
15% Mar
70%
1
12%-Mar
5%
Jan
13%
68 %
13%
25
46% Mar
180
68 %
1
49
217
10
Wright
15%
Feb
38%
Admiral
49 %
Curtlss
61
Jan
11%
31%
Feb
30%
Co_
Jan
13%
25%
Jan
55%
Products
51%
630
2.50
.
Feb
18 % Mar
48%
Corn
1,116
67% Mar
34%
—.
44%-Mar
1.850
31 %
_
Rustproof
89% Mar
•
Mar
i
* Feb
-
12%
170
29% Mar
86%
.
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29%
—
37
3%-Mar
Mar
49%
>,
61
3,641 V
25
Jan
48% Mar
55%
System—.
42%;
1%-Mar,
Jan
'Jan
2%
Jan
2
285
„
12.50
Gas
1%
20
Jan
1
Standard Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
100% Mar
—10
Boeing
Burlington Ind '
1.075
•
4Mar
32V2
-='14%'
1
Rockwell
Feb
Cyanamid
.
1,330
:,3 :
-
Brewing——.—5
Parker
Jan
89
Can
Ohio
Feb
Jan
35
Airlines
3
27%
1
Parke Davis & Co (new).
American
—
449
Feb
50%
American
;
Jan
319
common
122
American
Avco
2%
7%
Products
Screw
Clemens
Acme
50
flight
■
,
200
14%
3
15% M'ar
Stocks
;
Jan
12
10
16 % Mar
52% Feb
30%
1
10C
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
14%
___.
Jan
65%
:
Shares
- av
14%
Refineries
Feb
18
87
Mar
14
6%
;■■■■; V;v..
Columbia
131% Mar
;T Sales
1
.2%
—
—
Abbott
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chryslet
Corp
Colgate-Palmclive
Jan
.Feb
for Week
10
&
15
46
1
;
•
7%
14%
18
.
American Radiator
;
'
465
19%
41 % Mar
45%
2
89
55
3 %
...
113
48
-2.50
Procter & Gamble
Benguet
Feb
3%
100
66%
II—l
Lunkenheimer
&
121%
1%
''
.
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36% Mar
18
*
Baltimore
31
25 % =
61
4,.
100
92
48
10
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16%
13%
5
_
.1.66%
15%
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17
14
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42%
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(111)
Jan
28
413 8
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Manufacturing
Leonard
Low
36 ',4
11
__
.
-100
i
Picher
Ashland
15%
1%
1%
Lamp %
Kysor
Range Since Jan.1
98%
■
Drug
Armour
10
3
27%
IIIII3
.
Trailer
Hastings Manufacturing
Higbie Mfg common
Kresge
Shares
High
39%
13%
;
Armco Steel
28%
'
Wood Industries
Hall
for Week
of Prices
89
■
Anaconda '
Feb
'
viVz: ; .17%
Ironite Inc ..—__L—_L_—.
34%
■
»
Yards—
&
1
Jan
26%
Sale*
15%
41%
50
Telephone
Jan
5
High
3
1
20
.—
—
41%
34%
'•i'l
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American
Jan
Feb
17
34%
96%
au
'
com
___
Unlisted
59%
64%
12
_10
45%
100
Printing
Feb
15
of Prices
I———1-25
__
———
16%
pfd
Kahn
8
15%
41%
•
preferred
Cinclnnatf Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
U
Week's
36
*.
II1—10
Kroger
"
49% Mar
Feb
Mar
59
58% Mar
Exchange
Range
36 %
1
——__
Hobart
50%
Exchange
Low;-
42
__
Goebel Brewing
Graham Paige
80% Mar
78
Low
20
Champion Paper
Gibson
4612
Feb
V
'•3%
———
Corp
Pruehauf
Jan
49%
Paper
Bros
Jan
29 %
1
Edison
29%
Last
Laundry
Preferred
62
%V
92%> -
24%
Motors
Detroit Steel Corp
56%
—
v*
Eagi*
69% Mar
lOTa
Rafige
Machine——
&
Corporation
Chrysler Corp
33%
a
Burger
Dow
24% Jan
Jan
75
:Week's
III—"III—2
Products
Burroughs
Jan
90
Die
172
Sale Price
Stk
58%
Feb
17-•'
••'89
-
Company i—
Buell
184% Mar
32%
16
89%
3
Metal
1,214
Par
Un
Feb
21%
'129
129 %129 % 130
Last
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Jan
19c
21% Jan
54%
ll2.50
16.66%
Electric
32
49%
STOCKS
Cincinnati
17
Par
41%
Thursday
Cohen
..'"V.
Jan
54%
v63%
28
Sale Price
62%
5
—
Electric
28
Jan
224
"
11%'< 12% '-
--
Thursday'
Hoskins
&
53
36%
3
10
,
61
28'•
STOCKS
61%
Cincinnati Stock
Gas
5i%
Jan
Jan
Feb
81
.
%
■
47% *48—
-
*
Detroit Stock
Hoover
Paper
24
12%
•
——
Feb
37
42
4%
t
56 %C"
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52%
34 3's
53
;'66
••^^>59%
52
—
Jan
12
29%
Co
Cincinnati
66
High
Jan
44% Mar
39%
8
Jan
40
_•
;
Champion
56%
23%
•••
1
Co—
Mar
31%
-H
—
Oil
Steel—^
32
.
iiiiii
Smelting Ref & Mln Co
System Inc
Carey
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5
Carbide
—
L:
Inc—
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Balcrank
36%
1
Jan
8%
Waldorf
American
Packard
Jan
82%
U S Rubber Company
10
—
83% Mar
—
—
rorrlngton Co
U S
2,302
—
Stop & Shop Inc
United Shoe
81
•
T__
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59
—>160
Drug Co
Shawmut Association
United
Feb
H)
Rexall
Webster
81%
50%
33%
—
100
69% Mar
544
108
109%
10%
10%
—.
1
1
20
175
59
46
38%
—
72%
79%
•
RR
(N
————7
Toledo Edison
Union
35%
25
___
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46
25
Feb
56%
—_*
——.—5
5%
(Ind)
(N
(Ohio)—
Low
46
23%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1% Mar
—
*
50c
—
Shares
42%
46
66
Sunray Mid-Continent
Jan
Jan
Studebakex
Feb
Jan
Pennsylvania RR Co—
Qulncy Mining
Stones &
32% Mar
Jan
—
Chem
Jan
%
—
Mathlesoii
27%
78%
*
Hartlord
&
187
29%
28%
25
Railroad
Feb
15
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Y.
58%
61%
314
New
N
153
48% Mar
64% Jan
1,000
Narragansett Racing Association
National Service Companies
Northern
Jan
130
30%
common
Co
42%
48%
Oil
Oil
Standard Oil
Mar
83
1%
Corp
RR
62
——100
Corp-
Standard
Standard
65% Mar
Jan
30%
Theatres
Cement
Feb
—
Sales
for Week
"
42%
5
Rand
Brands
Sperry
74% Mar
Jan
59
53
15
;
Standard
247% Mar
82%
1%
—
Star
Jan
—
1
Lone
224%
—
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Copper
43% Mar
—
80%
Boston
43% Jan
Feb
60%
29%
5
Kennecott
Railway
Feb
33%
135
59%
General Electric Co
Loew's
Southern
26
Low
3
;
.
Co
10
Compay—,
Co
Soutnern
High
100
Inc—
Stores
Socony Mobil
—100
Assoc
preferred
cum.
preferred adj—
Ford
__
3,011
321
433
65%
62
L
—
Range Since Jan. 1
2,950
112
69%
64%
60%
Mass St Ry common
Eastern
5%
67%
64%
Roebuck
Low
240% 244
Rang*
of Price*
Par
Sears,
Shares
39%
—
25
—
Fuel
&
Gas
4%%
50
.
RR
Co
241%
Lasi
Sales
35
Week's
Thursday
Safe Price
High
—-•
—
Trust
Co—
Range
Copper
31 '-a
39%
__
100
—
Prop
Providence
Boston
35
\
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STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
coin——25
Motors Corp
American
American Sugar Refining
Ai
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I el & Tel
Week's
Range
Sale Erie#
MARCH
ENDED
Exchange
Thursday
Last
WEEK
"
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
68%
83 % M'ar
Jan
67%
70
National
Dairy
5
48%
48%
National
Distillers
5
32%
33%
9
26%
26%
10
26% Mar
29%
Jan
Binks
62%
62%
10
62
Jan
64%
Feb
Boeing
87
87
40
85%
Feb
90%
10 %:
10
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•
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16 V4
Jan
150
66%
3%
Jan
4
35
35
100
2
11,900
Jan
70% Feb
Jan
100
4
4
•
-
Jan
4
Jan
New
York
Central
*
—
Edison
Ohio
Owens-Ill
6.25
—
10
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
$.3333
5
Oil
5
Radio Corp
Reynold■--nimtr
1
1
•
Tnbacco class B
1
Ft-
1
54
67% Mar
79%
Jan
Belden
48
Feb
51
Jan
Benguet
29%
Feb
34% Mar
Manuiacturing Co__*
Consolidated
Bethlehem
Steel
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,
-
footnotes
a
ustrnsuom
see
__10
-
page
-
-
-
-
46.
Corp
Manufacturing
Airplane.
Booth! Fisheries
R
R
Penn
26%
12
Glass
277
16
10
16
Mar
20%
Jan
Bore-Wnmc
29%
29%
25
26%
J°n
31 %
Feb
Brad- Foote
48
Jan
52% Mar
41
Mar
46 % Mar
Company
:
Eurllngton Industries
Feb
60% Mar
Pnrrn-nrW
51%
52 %
210
45%
45J/a
46 %
158
55 %
55%
50
44%
108% 108%
6
91%
Jan
_
—
109
Mar
10
(Un)
PI
(Un)__.
.—8
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%
52
2,500
1%
35 y2 Mar
150
27
44%
2,700
40
25%
25
25%
450
20%
ft
40%
40%
41
500
38%
2%
2%
3
1.300
5
23%
23%
16%
ft
42
-
5 iVe
Jan
Feb
Feb
32% Mar
Jan
Mar
Mar
2
Feb
50%' Mar
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42%
ft
46%
Jan
25% Mar
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•
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Burton-Dixie Corp
50%
32
42
Jan
30
20c
.
Works
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50%
1
Corn
Gear
1%
2
5
;_
Corp
16
—
51 %
Inc
(Un)__
;
12.50
2
'a Mar
Jan
'
19%
J?n
1.100
14%
Jan
16% Mar
1.700
36%
Feb
4ft'5., Mar
100
20%
Jan
24%
25%
2.900
15%
16%
41
%
42%
22%
22%
2
Mar
Jan
Volume
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Thursday
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Week's
Last
of Prices
Calumet '& Hecla
Inc_____
Canadian
Export
Gas
Canadian
Pacific
Low
Carrier
Corp
2%.
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Illinois
West..Corp
Pub
Corp
Chesapeake &
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
St
Jan
29%
100
43% Mar
44%
1,800
5
10,500
Jan
27
22 % Mar
3%
Jan
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48%
Jan
33
Mar
Jan
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26%
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70
400
66%
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26%
25
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31%
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2,100
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25%
100
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30,% Jan
Jan
Mar
8%
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Jan
Chrysler
common
30
Jan
32%
Jan
33% Mar
Corp
Cincinnati
I
Gas
&
17
175
5
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34%
Cliff's Iron
20%
Feb
&
Cash
National
Columbia Gas
51%
Feb
62
Feb
37
Jan
Feb
63%
Jan
44;%
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54%
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Mar
1,050
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58%
100
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North
Mar
50%
1,100
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175
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System
Commonwealth
51
175 '
Jan
100
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Jan
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Foods
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Feb
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common
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Penn-Texas
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Feb
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78% Mar
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Jan
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300
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Jan
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Jan
12%
12%
400
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Jan
14%
Feb
24%
700
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Jan
25
58%
58%
300
51%
Feb
62% Mar
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800
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10% Mar
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Corp
Contract
5
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600
5%
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Dynamics (Un)
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Gen
General Tire
Gillette
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700
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400
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Feb
126%
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1,250
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200
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Jan
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Mar
105
145
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Feb
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1,100
39
Jan
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66
Feb
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91
Jan
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Mar
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Mar
Jan
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Gulf Producing
Jan
Jan
331/4 Jan
23%
23%
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Jan
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100
56%
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26%
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28% Feb
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200
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70
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31%
Jan
13,400
4%
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700
39%
Feb
42%
500
71%
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74
Mar
120% Feb
132
Mar
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60%
Jan
70% Mar
Union
37%
Feb
44% Mar
9%
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28
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41%
73%
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Union Oil of California
40%
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129%
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Feb
—
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Union
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United Air Lines Inc
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Pacific
21% Mar
23%
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12
Jan
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Jan
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——
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52%
16
43%
100
32%
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45% Mar
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79%
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8%
100
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300
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Wieboldt Stores Inc common
Bankshares Corp
Feb
Wisconsin Electric Power
Wisconsin Public Service
Wool worth
Mar
400
13%
Jan
17
Feb
50
20%
Jan
23
Mar
350
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Jan
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200
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Inc
36
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100
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51%
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200
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Mar
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17
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22%
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350
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Minnesota
Jan
52%
50%
7
59
43%
Brick
Blanke Co
Minneapolis
35%
Feb
Mar
45%
7%
21%
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Middle
Jan
47%
24
Stockyards
Pacific Co
Inc
Square
Texas
109
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Metropolitan
Meyer
32%
49%
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Oil
Sparton Corp
Sperry Rand
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8%
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Co
Southern
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67
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Portland
Co
Feb
16
Schwitzer Corp 17
Sears Roebuck & Co7
Mar
400
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Regis
49
18%
67
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common
Merck
50
1,500
,
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Schering Corp
55
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2,500
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St Louis Public
Feb
35%
Feb
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Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
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31%
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100
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Kennecott Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
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Jan
44
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110%
Jan
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&
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52
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65
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Gas
17%
29%
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Jan
Feb
86%
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900
5%
RR
Products
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600
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200
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Feb
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83
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83
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Jan
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14
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128% 128%
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45%
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58%
78
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Jan
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106
9%
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Feb
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10
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12
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60
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100
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32% Mar
,
3% Feb
27%
17%: 17%
(Un)
32%
35
100
Jan
_
Jan
Jail
3
Firstamerica Corp
General
__
Jan
Jan
1,800
Jan
2%
66
Co~_
Jan
30;
45%
58%
73
69%
27!%
27%
128
7.7 300
68%
Corp
13^a
35F:a
-j,
Jan
Mar
2%
48%,
AirwayJ7un)7
3,500 >
83%
Falstaff Brewing Corp—
Ford
88 Ya Mar
5%
83%
32%
?
in
Pacific Gas & Electric
(Un)
Fan American
World
Parke Davis & Co
Raytheon
FWD
45
3% Feb
2%
a
(Un)——IIIIII
Co
2,450
>8%
10
___
Gas_
Radio & Phonograph
Flour Mills
47% Mar
Feb
(Un)--'
i
w
Natural
Emerson
Jan
40%
1
7un)I_
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olln-Mathleson Chemical"
Owens-Illinois Glass
Pure
Eastman
car
Manufacturing
35
25% ,25%
II5
39
1,600
RR
Northwest Ban corporation
32%
27
s
.
1,100
45
Jan
39
(Allen B)
Pont.(E:I)-de Nemours (Un)
Jan
37%
45%
t
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Du
(Minnesota)
32%
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;
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-
47%
44%
81
Northern Indiana Public
S~e7vice~Co~"
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern Pacific Ry
IIIIII
Northern States Power Co
55%
5
;
Inc
Mont Laboratories
200
|
in
—20
Co
Mar
15 %
ft
45%
-
.
Aviation
American
32
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32
Company
Edison
Feb
28
28%
•
"•
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*
Deere
50
36%
-
-
15%'"
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57%
27%
39
—25
:
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Jan
Jan
11%
36%
(Un)_
38;
39"
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Corp.__'_—
M
.
Jan
350
«t
Mai-
23!%'
500
52
12%
__25
Crucible Steel Co of 'America.
5,600
.
'
__io
1
Cudaby Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp'
D ..T
^
Central
American
Jan
5%
44%
Mfg
W
-
26%
.57
»>*:
5
:
Corp
Controls Co of America
J
45%
26"
1.33%
Power. Co
Continental
44% -i
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-1
Container
Co
&
"V
High
11%
common
Ohio Edison Co
Consolidated
Crane
—
Northern Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas
Feb
Jan
-
1
Consumers
Co
Register
Tile
York
Jan
147%
200
59%
46
CorpIIIIII
Iron
19% Jan
Low
27%
(The)
National Distillers Prod~
(Un)
National Gypsum Co
National Standard Co
147,
1.200
34%
59%
V
51
-60 %
34%
-
i
common
Cleveland. Electric Ilium
Coleman- Co Inc
L
Colorado Fuel
59
59%*:
___
Corp.._i_-_c___.IIII
City Products
Cleveland
175
175
.
Electric-
Cities Service Co
170
175
•
16%
5
81
Vernon
National
New
171
preferred
200
18
5%
Jan
Mom
convertible
18
92
Convertible class A
_
S7
78% Mar
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
24% Mar
Feb
1
350
_
Mount
21(% Feb
Range Since Jan.
80
45%
*
64% Mar
4o:
900
300
Shares
High
18
*
o
43
200
24% ;
for Week
80
80
"
Monroe Chemical Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola Inc__
42%
25
& Northwestern Ry com
Rock Island: & Pacific Ry
South Shore & So Bend—
Chicago Towel Co
1350
1
55% Feb
69%
(Un)
&
Cement
Manufacturing Co
900
33%
Sales
Bum
efPriee.
Low
^isi-ourLPortland
Modme
6334
23%
23%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
3%
Thursday
STOCKS
1
32
Paul
2?
42%
common
Ry
MARCH
63
•
Ohio
Milw
Jan
2%
33
4%
63%*,
Service
Champlin ©il & Ref
Chemetron
18%
600
44 y4
~5 ./■
^
__
Central &. South
200
30%
_
(Tin)---.
ENDED
High
5,400
1
2%
31 %
44V4'
Range Since Jan.
Low
21%
,2%
30%
common
Celanese Corp or America
Centhvre. Brewing Corp
Shares
High
--'21%
Ltd
(Un)____
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
32%
32%
34
700
28
Jo
7710
Jan
34
Mar
38%
39
300
36% Mar
40% Jan
26%
26%
100
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
10
55
55
100
53%
Jan
09
Jan
j
46
46
200
45
Jan
50
Jan
90
90
100
50 Ys Mar
113% Jan
9
Mar
133 V3 Mar
(F W) Co
(Un)
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube_.
Zenith
Radio
Corp
7
*
•
124%
84%
Jan
Jan
124% 127%
300
117
262% 262 %
100
190% Feb
90%
130
Fab
Mar
265% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 30, 1959
(1498)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
MARCH 27
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Thursday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Corp
—
Corp
Aeco
.
(On)
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
Air
Co
Reduction
19%
620
10%
7%
210
94% Jan
28%
\
100
35
35
295
531
American
American
American
■uiierlcan
American
50 "a
Mammoth
Elack
Oil
Bolsa
C'hlea
Stores
458
10,395
51 %
52
200
99%
Mar
17
Gen
Mar
18%
44%
77%
70
32%
43%
Feb
44%
Broadway-Hale
Bucks
Pacific
Company
106%
Bunker
Hill
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
285
48% Alar
53% Alar
a67
1,237
66% aMr
69% Mar
638
37%
Feb
877
68%
Jan
84
GO %
Jan
74% Mar
30% Jan
Great
Northern
27'/n
Feb
Great
Western
21
21%
581
19 %
Feb
21%
Jan
Greyhound
29%
29%
3,170
27%
Jan
31
Jan
Grumman
50%
50%
521
44%
Jan
50% Mar
7%
7%
1,354
7% Mar
8%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
Jan
Jan
Gulf
14
Jan
—•
47%
6%
Aircraft
Feb
Jan
Hoffman
3%
Jan
5
Feb
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
7% Mar
8%
Jan
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un):
Homestakc Alining Co (Un)
Howe Sound Company
(U11)
7%
381
1.05
9,200
GOc
Feb
59
907
36%
Jan
59
72
130
67%
Jan
1%
Feb
1%
50%
50%
52%
13,871
2,977
10%
II
600
14c
281.950
30%
11
50% Mar
Feb
1.20
Mar
Calaveras
Cement
California
Canada
14c
Mai
Illinois
1,398
17%
Jan
32
Mar
Imperial Development
3,570
39%
76%
77%
178
71%
Feb
77%
40%
42%.
23%
7%
40%
908
38
Feb
42% Mai-
43
741
37%
Jan
43
Mar
Mar
Feb
5% Feb
8%
Jan
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
24%
Jan
International
Paper Co
Mar
International
Tel
25
2,422
Jan
7%
928
7% Jan
8
0
9
500
8%>
Jan
9o
Mar
11%
11%
520
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
15%
41%
16%
801
14%
Jan
16% Mai-
37% Feb
45% Mar
42%
1,392
Feb
Alar
50%
50%
51
2.004
36%
Jan
51
20
20%
520
19%
Jan
20% Mar
55%
49%
Jan
456
56%
126%
Feb 1
Jan
11% Mar
8% Jan
350
26% Mar
5,312
17%
60%
142
53 %
Feb
16
16%
886
12
Feb
17% Mar
38%
38%
185
31% Jan
39% Alar
37%
Jan
60% Mar
89c
Jan
23%
22%
Jan
Mar
62
831
32,440
1.50
Jan
620
2.60 Jan
3J/a
Jan
42%
42%
250
42% Mar
48%
Jail
18%
18%
175
14
6%
6%
2,510
42c
Interstate
.
550
20
Jan
21%
Jan
31
185
29%
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
34%
Feb
47%
48%
262
47% Mar
54%
Jan
1.10
1 35
167.415
45
45%
679
94%
9?%
118% 118%
150
38%
40
93%
39%
Feb
45% Mar
86%
Jail
95% Mar
Jan
122% Afar
118
3,286
29%
Feb
18%
345
18%
Jan
19%
9 Tit
10
1.250
2.25
2.25
2.25
290
.
42 % Mar
18%
9 "it
38%
2.05
Feb
11% Jan
9% Feb
2.50
Feb
Jan
54
54
289
52%
Jan
57% Mar
68
69
1,735
60%
Feb
69% Mar
43%
45%
2,794
37%
Feb
45% Alar
*
13%
12%
13%
5.420
12% Mar
14% Jan
32
32
32
112
29%
Jan
32% Mai-
110% 110%
615
103%
Jan
116 % Mar
56%
1.050
3%
200
12%
13%
2,940
9%
31
31
290
29:ia
56
100
54
(Un)———8.75
•
(Un)
54%
Co
33%
12%
1
31
54
54%
3%
50
Company
(Un)——
Corporation
1.35 Mar
43%
Inc
Lear
Lehman
Jan
ti
Light
Land
Forge
341
34c
(U11)—
10
Corp com—33%o
:
&
Power
Kropp
52
31% Feb
50c
Cnuntv
*Orn
44 % Mar
580
*
(Un)
Corp
Kaiser Industries
Kansas
525
new—*
——3 %
33%n
(Un)
Co
Altun & Chem
Kaiser
18,000
33%
7.50
30c
Alar
43c
44%
Lauglilin Steel
&
45c
Feb
41c
32%
.10
(Un)
Co
Johns-Manvllle
Jones
6% Mar
44%
48%
Oil
Jade
19% Mar
J an
10
(Un)
Tel
&
Jan
5 %
15
—
Harvester
Power
Oil
fntex
6%
Feb
21
31
O
25
56%
20%
8
1%
112%
10%
59
Ltd
Co
International
20%
Packing Corp
Corp (Un)
768
10%
60%
( Un >
Co
Jan
25
19%
Central RR
46%
5
Dry
29% Mar
•
Co_———
Power
Feb
15
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
19% Mar
Feb
3.00
Cement Co cap new_—
(ic
5.50
,
Jan
23%
1.50
Ideal
Jan
Co—
17%
265
55
Idaho
Kennecott Copper
California Ink Co
1,355
1 46
Jan
21%
—
Jan
19%.
2.85
11
——
Feb
116
'
(Un)
10%
1,695
16%
48%
2 9 3it
16
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)_50c
6%
24%
Inc (Un)__—_1
I
Feb
56 7 s Mar
Jan
59
Corp
43%
11%
39% Alar
2.85
Idaho
6%
23%
76%
9
50%
674
Feb
Feb
2%
1.40
Hupp
6%
24%
.
727
40
Jan
4
64
Jan
1
1
12.50
1
1
Feb
44
10
2.50
54
2%
50c
Electronics
Mai
2
7c
29%
43
23%
7%
1% Jan
Mar
43
18%
22%
55 %
11c
30%
43%
—
350
45%
59% Mar
78% Mar
2
2
•
147
150
114% 115%
1
2.50
41%
131% Mar
119% Jan
2,680
Jan
Feb
97c
Jan
61%
Jan
4%
3% Jan
51c
29%
10%
-7%
Hotels Corp
Hilton
27%
19%
2 1/12
(Un)
Co com
Corp__
3.00 Mar
2.60 Jan
23% Jan
29 V*
1
310
7%
Jan
1%
39%
25
2,015
1,060
—
—
;
45
1.05
Jan
56%
3%
3 %
1%
53%
8
(Un)—1
Inc
4%
.
44%
44%
43%
61 %r
l
Pineapple
Hawaiian
16% Mar
3%
Corp
Engr com
(Un)
Hercules Powder
43%
1
12.50
—
Stores
127%
•
Rv (Un)
Financial
Corp
Oil Corp
■
—5
3%
6%
6%
48% Jan
—
16%
—
45 % Mar
10c
15%
45
16%
485
Chemical Co——1
Aircraft
Hartfield
15% Mar
711
of Calif
Great Lakes Oil &
Mar
30
10%
48%
182
73% Mar
4,401
47'4.
130
Jan
3%
Jan
4,COO
Jan
13%
28
81c
Jan
3%
Feb
23% Mar
81c
66%
13%
71%
472
4%
23%
3%
1,384
125
730
13%
68%
24%
66%
502
1,4'J5
475
511
67%
23%
10,044
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)_.
Granite City Steel Co (tin)
Jan
Feb
72
66%
67%
3
Grace
Fell
Jan
23%
26
Ilumor Co
50%
1
4%
70
7%
Afar
4
27%
46%
45
2.90
55%.
673
10,310
25'%
67%
58
82 % Mar
4
1
83 %o
Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(W R) & Co (Un)—
45% Mar
37%
45% Alar
Jan
2.95
27%
8
10
5
50c
(Un)
Co
52%
Jan
75
25%
29%
1
.
45%
Mar
17%
.1
Good
Jan
1,353
225
33
Mar
247
1
.
&
58
—8
Euc!?efc Finance Plan common—
6%
preferred
45
52%
€155%
Electronics (Un)—10
Mar
632
■
Gladding KlcBean & Co
8
Goebel Brewing Co ———^4^1
Feb
96
72
-
45%
aG5%
39%
1
Getty Oil Co common
Gillette Co
Gladden Products Corp—
67%
3
—
5,726
78%
Calif
of
Co
Rubber Co
Tire
Georgia
Jan
53% Mar
58
2
(Un)
a*
Stores Inc——
44
73%
Telephone &
General
Jan
Feb
25%>
502
0
florg-Warner Corp
38%
Exploration
43
I
(Uny
Co
Borden
83
General Public Utilities (Un)_—5
PI
.
Feb
Alar
—5.
(Un)——
74%
16% Mar
95c
57
72
Corp
Inc
1,251
48
.5
1
(Un)
Airplane Co
Boeing
Bond
80%
57
——
—
67% Mar
79%
(Un)
Jan
76
Mln-—_—-—5c
Cons
39
5
Co
Feb
Jan
100
Blue Diamond Corp
38% Jan
Jan
58% Feb
12
—■—1
—'
Feb
24
30%
66%
3
Co—
34
46%
44%
EaldwIn-l.lina-Hamilton Corp (Un)__13
Oil
592
1,696
320
17%
Jan
1,626
584
35%
Jan
Mar
65
2,775
Hiller
Eishop
25
16
————
(Un)
Jan
55%
99%
Santa Fe (Un)—10
Refining Co (Un).——,
-10
(Un)
1
Steel Corn
18%
15%
Corp
Bethlehem
2,503
36%
—
Atchison Topeka &
Inc
24%
24%
52
Oil Corp (Un)-.—10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
6
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
IjJ
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
8
Ashland Oil & Refining
(Un)
1
(Un)„—
(Un)
24
54%
Anderson-Prichard
Corp
24
15%
Jan
Feb
Instrument
68%
54:it
225%
Aviation
21%
Feb
General Foods Corp (Un)—
———
*
General Alotors Corp common.
—1%
1,278
Benguet Cons Inc
Controls
General
Jan
242%. 242%
Beckman
53 % Alar
Jan
Mar
56% Feb
Bendix
Jan
20%
59%
26
17%
Consolidated
51
1,444
34%
Electric
Jan
Corp
1,607
1,837
63
34
General
Jan
Bros
58
20%
61
35
Feb
15%
Barnhart-Morrow
56%
20%
Gl%
64%
24
46%
Barker
57
20%
Jan
17%
Feb
1
37% Alar
441
——:
48% Mar
9
Feb
1.180
Banhline Oil Co
Feb
5
Feb
15%
Eolfcimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandlnl Petroleum Co—
,41
of Texas
Dynamics Corp_,
51 %
(Un)
793
Co—.
General Aruer Oil
General
49
Corn
48%
1
General
15%
Mfg
47%
Jan
50
.Warrants. (Un)
15% Mar
48%
a
—
Ci._
32% Mar
15%
Avco
Trailer
Fruelmu!
104% Alar
5
Atlantic
Jan
46% Mar
American Smelting &
Atlas
25%
11%
1
,
Inc
Jan
Refining (Un)—♦
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco Co (Un)—
-28
American Viscose Corp (Un)
28
Ampex Corp
——
■'
-}
vnaconda
(The) Co (Un) ——.——80
Sanitary (Un)
56%
22% Mar
23%
31%
59% Alar
120
694
3,980
765
42%
Feb
59%
15%
435
42%
25% Afar
22%
49
35 %
19% Mar
Jau
14
25%
—10
American Standard
■
33%
Feb
20%
22%
25%
Electronics
American
Mar
30% Mar
106
16%
—«
Dairies
Foremost
Jan
140
.
10
Co
Motor
sort!
Frfden
59%
10%
2,991
19%
23%
High
20% Mar
Jau
9% Mar
15%
5
—2.50
Ltd
48%
Inc
—.1
Factors Ltd (Un)
20
& Foreign Power (Un)
*
Motors Corn (Un)
8
Potash & Chem Corp——•
Cement preierred
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
24
6% Mar
59 %
18%
23%
12%
1
(Uu>—k—•—
Company
Corp
Mar
24%
260
18%
30%
2,842
24.
Feb
28%
100
172
31%
24
Fob
9%
i
20%
100
12.50
25
(Un)
29%
1,097
4,218
30%
30%
American
American Can Co
29%
26%
9%
2
Corn
Flying Tiger Line Inc (The)—
Food Mach & Chem Corp———
8% Mar
860
125
9%
Fluor
11% Mar
Feb
3,221
8%
29
(Un)_—1
Jan
6%
11%
al01%ul07%
8
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)—.-3
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Jan
3 % Feb
82
150
19%
1
Flintkote
Mar
Jan
22
85c
Low
High
18%
Pirstanierica
Jan
22%
90% Mar
7%
al05%
*
Inc com
Airlines
American
90%
Jan
Mar
6%
11%
—18
(Un)
Petroleum
Amerada
i
17%
64c
11%
0%
1
—
;
46,272
87
2
Corp common (Un)
Warrants (Un)
——
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)-...
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (On)Aluminium Ltd.—
—
567
71c
--
—
Gieghanv
20%
G6c
- -
19%
20
2.50
--1
10c
(Un)_
Wrigiey Stores Inc
ACT
Admiral
19% Mar
196
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
18%
(Max) & Co. class A—
Fairchild Eng & Airplane (Un).
Fedders Corp (Un>
.
High
Low
High
for Week
of Trices
1
Factor
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Trices
Sale Price
Par
for ViVk
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Trice
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
62%
52% Feb
Jan
3% Mar
Feb
3
14% Mar
Jan
31% Mar
Jan
Jan
63
Mar
10
43%
43%
44%
240 '
43% Alar
48 %
Jan
Leslie Salt
-10
55%
23%
23%
520
Jan
26%
Feb
1,892
90 %
224
84%
Jan
86%
86%
245
88%
33
3,114
2714
33
11%
Feb
Mar
Jan
9%
29%
•1%
100
32%
11%
13
Celanese Corn of America—:
Libby AlcNeill & Libby common
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
—25
List Industries Corp (Un)
—
1
13
24%
20%
B
—12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
10
20%
380
14%
21%
21%
21%
21%
Feb
Jan
21%
22% Feb
Lithium
25
Jan
100
21 %
93% Mar
270
13%
Jan
Litton
Feb
15%
15%
75
15%
21%
Feb
Lockheed Aircraft Corp new
29% Feb
,24%
142
24% Alar
36% Alar
24%
41%
Loew's Inc new com w i
Corn
Carrier
(Un)..—
Case (J I) & Co (Un)
•
,
Instruments Corp
Certain-teed Products Corp
Cenco
l
_1
..
,
'■
'
'
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
._1
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)————1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chic
Paul
Milw St:
RR
"
Mar
Jan
41
,
41
154
38%
Jan
70
675
68%
Jan
73% Mar
Loew's
30
Jan
Jan
Lone
Mar
(Un)
♦
27%
445
25%
Jan
Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Chrysler Corp —
Cities Service Co (Un)
•
31%
31%
32%
400
31 %
Jan
34
25
._io
59%
59%.
60%
1,619
50%
Feb
——
1
———10c
com
1
Corp of America
Industries Inc
69%
27%
41
-
Mar
95
Co
Theatre
Chicago
Clary Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron
60%
—-
1
8
7%
•
24%
24%
59% Feb
64%
Jan
Lorillai'd
U JMUI Oil Co
88%
755
35%
3,339
28%
28%
261
28% Mar
30% Mar
11%
11%
320
11% Mar
11% Mar
33%
33%
150
33% Afar
363i
34%
84j'l.
441
79%
86%
Jan
—10o
53c
50c
54c
23,820
65c
Feb
—*
41%
41 %
41 %
151
Jan
41
50
56
57
234
49%
Feb
57 % Afar
43
43
294
32%
Jan
4514 Afar
i
w
(Un)——
1
4
10
Broadcasting System
Columbia
Gas System
Commonwealth
Cons
5%
Jan
677
24%
Jau
28
36%
Jan
44% Alar
Mat son
*
48%
48 %
49%
24% Mar
.7
7
7%
62% Alar
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)—_———5
Mc Kesson & Robbins Inc
(Un)——18
300
Jan
70
69%
70
152
10
16%
3 6%
16%
174
Co————1
7%
7%
7%
97C
Consol
Electrodynamics
Continental Can Co
Continental
Continental
Crane
Oil
Crown
Oil
Feb
Co
(Un*—
25
8
common
Corn
•'
15%
Feb
13
66%
356
62 %
Jan
67% Mar
39
39%
485
35%
Jan
41%
5%
203
4%
Jan
*
56%
Feb
55
757
Alar
Feb
6 % Alar
60%
Jan
Feb
97
97
66
94%
Jan
97
29
29
20 7 it
790
27%
Jan
32% Feb
2%
2%
235
2%
Feb
5
15%
15%
16
1,459
14
1
14%
14
14%
155
14
1
35%
32 %
35°, i:
2.431
1
39
39
39
125
_
(Un)
com
„
Va.
2%
Jan
Jan
17%
16%
Jan
Jan
Alar
39
Alonolipi Port Cement pfd
Alt
1
35% Mar
National Distillers & Chem Corp
National Theatres Inc (U11)
39
Natomas
Alar
England Electric System
Y Central RR Co (Un)
Records
Deere
&
Inc
50c
(Un)
Co
Denver & Rio
Di
Grande RR (Un)
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A
Class
$3
B
——2.50
preferred
Productions
Dome
Mines
Dresser
Industries
Lab
Kodak
Electric
new
com
75
16%
•
46
Erie Railroad Cj
Corp
Oil
Co
20
Corp
Mar
16%
300
16
19%
Jan
Northrop
46%
689
41%
Jan
47
Feb
Oahu Sugar Co
13%
100
12
Jan
15% Mar
56%
1.837
50%
Feb
59%
84
205
75%
Jan
87
41%
8%
226
41%
40%
42
57(J
40%
Jan
8%
9%
2,568
6%
Feb
222% 226%
187
206%
Feb
41%
41%
267
77
77
10
26
class
A
For footnotes see page 46
_i
105
Mar
2.000
353;,
35%
36%
41 %
Jan
42
35 %
19%
2,782
49%
49%
468
11%
150
11% Mar
%
%
1,000
iV Jan
87c
90c
200
Olin
1.317
lGr»«
16"'::
16%
03%
4%
&
1st
20% Alar
14%
Jan
19% Mar
45
Feb
49% Mar
Pacific
Jan
Pacific
Jar.
S4.75
Feb
$4.50
13
ir
1.15
4.36%
Jan
88% Mar
4%
Jan
4% Mar
32%
32
778
29%
Feb
34% Alar
11%
12% Alar
370
10%
Jan
10
6,830
7%
Jan
10
21
196
19-%
Jan
21%
Jan
26%»
26%
600
26
Feb
30%
Jan
38%
26%
12%
9%
20%
9%
39
471
38%
Jan
40%
Jan
33c
Feb
24c
Feb
Alar
1,945
24%
Jail
49%
204
47%
Feb
52% Afar
1
20
40%
3,409
31%
Jair
42% Alar
20 >a
20 %
15%
Jan
(Un)
(Uni
;
common,
——
33%
34
20%
306
4'.i
4
4%
26,230
42%
42%
42%
655
67«
6%
50
5
45%
44%
46
1,114
8
203)
20%
21%
8
38 >4
20c
"
Aggregates
Corp
58%
675
39%
preferred
preferred
preferred
220
4%
49%
red 1st pfd
Industries Inc
Lighting
83%
Feb
40
preferred
1st
20%
33%
1st pfd
5% red 1st pfd class A
4.80%
red 1st preferred
red
Jan
1
5
red
4.50%
Alar
13
39%
5% %
Feb
Feb
45
727
2,595
preferred
1st
34
Feb
2,133
Jan
5%
Jan
40%
41,537
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric common.,
6%
47% Mar
Jan
29
26c
Chemical Corp
Cement
Jan
Jan
Ltd
38%
2.10
Co (Un)
Alathieson
Pacific
18%
83c
44%
49%
Mar
Jan
HV4
%
280
44%
48
Jan
1%
Jan
18%
49%
o
Jan
77% Alar
35% Mar
432
Oil
43% Mar
39
20%
20%
1,014
44%
Jan
Mar
15
common-;
Ltd cap
Sugary Co
Mar
37
50
Ohio
O.laa
41% Mar
24c
20
9% Alar
233
34%
682
34%
%
1,275
40
34%
*
1,25
77
h\.
34%
5
1
Jan
34
45%
Jan
26
Jan
12% Alar
2.05
Petroleum
Mar-
55%
5
Occidental
Feb
36%
26c
Corp
16
21%
220
2.05
Pacific Railway (U11)
46
83%
(Un)
Ltd
Ltd
Northern
147
40%
48 (it
Invest
Nortli
57% Alai
23%
1
American
Mar
75% Alar
20
22% Feb
—-—1
1
Aviation
Jan
Feb
80% Mar
Jan
-
(Un)
Co
American
43
13
3,895
^3-7,,
4
(Un)
Oil
Norris
North
•
Feb
18%
15
1
♦
Jan
69%
356
32%
11%
(Un)_
Mar
'5534
5
N
Niagara-Alohawlc Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
13%
5
(Un)
Feb
72% Mar
5
606
3
& Share Co
Products
Emerson Radio & Phono
Eureka
20
1%
fenporium Capwell Co
Exeter
(Un)
Gas
Auto-Lite Co (Un)
Eltectric Bond
60% Jan
Feb
57%
1
(Un)
Co
Natural
Electrical
Jan
13%
75
Mines
Paso
58%
860
55%
1
B)
Eastern Air Lines
El
150
20
19%
50c
_.
(Allen
duPont tie Nemours & Co (Un)
Elder
59%
19%
p
DuMcnt
Eastman
59% Alar
•
.
Co
Inc
21%
20
7.50
Douglas Aircraft Co
Chemical
Jan
Jan
<•
(Un;
Fields Co (Un)
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
Dow
18
48%
57%
*
.
Limited
Oil
Dominguez
135
415
2.50
—
Disney
20
18%
55%
59%
*
2.50
18%
55%
18%
1
Jan
7% Mar
2.20
785
47%
1
1
—
22
1,008
15
32%
(Un)
Jan
1.90
31%
(Un%5
Company
Feb
20%
46%
——--1
Diablo
Jan
0%
1.75
Alar
80 7 «
80
3
Inc (Un)_:—.——
Co
Motorola
New
Decca
•
Montgomery
Montrose
Chemical
15%
Feb
7% Alar
70
Jan
40%
2
—5
Utilities (Un)
Ward & Co (Un)
iVlar
23%
10
(Un)
Chemical
Monsanto
58
% Mar
7
20%
10
Montana-Dakota
42
65%
% Feb
79
5
Develop Co (Un >
Alississippi River Fuel Corp.
Mar
Feb
1.80
—25o
16%f>
Co
(Un)
Inc
38
Feb
'
Feb
Alar
27%
—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)_—12.50
Jan
11
55
Co
<fe
Inc
Petroleum
Merchants
Merck
Co
—
Mission
58%
12%
1.350
■
Mfg
(Un)
Feb
50% Alar
159
12%
52
Frank
&
——J
—
Jan
643
14%
2%
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
50c
America
Publishing Co (Un)
"A"
41% Alar
(Un) .12%
;
«>f
G77/8
5%
—
5%
~~
Feb
Feb
66%
12%
—
Menasco
11%
14%
■'
Meier
Feb
14%
A"—-:
5
—
52'
Feb
21
63-%
321
96c
Feb
34
195
39%
1
Cudahv Packing Co
Class
a64
39
1
...
Curtiss-Wright
a63%
39
10
Cuban. American Oil Co_
Curtis
63%
a
Jan
Jan
19%
290
common
Navigation Co
56%
3.750
20%
Ind——2
(Un)
ZellerbacP Corp
Preferred
72c
20%
(R H)
Macy & Co
Alagnavox Co (Un)
50c
278
70c
20%
__60c
Co
Iruclble Sleel Cc
61%
70c
5
(Un)„•
(Un)
Co
Company
Creslmont
——
Corp__
Copper A* Steel
Motors (Un)
Continental
1,519
1
—
N Y
201
24%
61%
25
Savage Min
Consolidated Coppermines
Consolidated 'Edison Co of
47c
3,200
22
43%
23%
23%
(Un)
187
1,180
43%
.
10
Edison
Gould &
Choi
2.50
(Un)
—
%
8% Feb
Jan
87
25
8
Jan
34
60%
Martin
Columbia
93%
87
(Un)_.———*
new
com
(Un)
Co
(P)
13%
12 %
34%
61% Mar
com
Jan
86% Mar
—1
Inc
Cement
Star
12 7
2.90 Feb
2.05 Afar
52% Alar
Jan
34
22
Alar
4% Mar
3% Feb
40
Mar
44%
Jan
8
6% Alar
Feb
Jan
42%
Feb
49% Mar
23%
Jan
1.643
19%
Jan
38%
42%
4,592
33%
Feb
42% Mar
64%
25
65 Vs
2,498
61
Feb
65% Mar
2,325
31%
28
25
25
31%
31
31%
28%
28%
28%
150
28
Jan
29
Jan
Feb
25%
25%
25%
315
25
Jan
26
Jan
25
25
25
25
2
•
*
—*
25%
25 3 a
25%
189
25%
Jan
26% Jan
24%
24%
24%
120
24%
Feb
25
23%
23 %
193
22%
Jan
23% Alar
22%
22%
100
21% Feb
22% Jan
6%
31
4%
Jan
Feb
*
Jan
8% Mar
6%
2,272
53
537 it
1,396
52
Jan
55%
98%
98%
10
95%
Jan
99% Alar
94%
94%
25
90
Jan
<141A Mar
6%
Jan
Volume
Number 5833
189
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.
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.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Pacific. Oil & Gas Development—33&o
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Low
3%
1
15%
100
160%
Pan American Wttrld Airways (Un).
1
Paramount -Pictures Corp (Un)
—1
28 74
Pacific Tel & Tel
common
Parke, Davis-& Co (Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola lUn)
Pepsi-Cola United -Bottlers
Pfizer
•
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phlllipn
Petroleum
Pullman Inc
Jan
23 'A
46 %
168
Jan
Jan
150
632
233
101
1,422
16
29%
1,124
14,541
Feb
26%
7%
57a
20%
31
Jan
Jan
876 Mar
9974 Jan
6074 Jan
11474 Mar
112
204
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2174
Jan
3174 Mar
West
62 y8
155
59%
Feb
6474 Mar
6%
145
52
1,042
70
674 Mar
4774
7%
Jan
(Un)
*
63%
64
Pure Oil Co (Un)
190
59
46
46
216
40%
Feb
Reiter-Poster Oil Corp;
Republic Aviation Corp
50o
Ranch
Oil
Rohr
and
Bafewav
St
St
764
6874 Mar
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)__
567a
Jan
%
300
1G0
22% Mar
:
74 Mar
22%
9%
1,926
8%
I
Jan
9'%
631
67% Mar
7474
5,012
31%
Jan
39% Mar
54%
54%
345
46%
Feb
56'/8 Mar
38%
1,623
81
539
105% 106%
148
101%
Feb
1,884
18Va
Jan
96c
Jan
20 g
1
20%
21%
1.66%
10
43%
1,800
43%
62'A
59
19%
31'A
.
Jan
67
Feb
81
46%
1.15 Mar
Feb
50
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62 %
1,408
19%
226
34'A
Jan
1574
Feb
67
19% Mar
38%
1,677
38% Mar
42
Jan
110
28 % Mar
3074
Jan
247
21%
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2374 Mar
46%
369
43%
Jan
48
Feb
29
1,778
26 %
Feb
29
Mar
200
26%
2,948
23 74
Feb
27 Va Mar
10%
42%
1,945
13%,
14%
1,325
15%
15%
261
39%
Jan
9% Feb
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Feb
45%
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Oil
1774 Mar
10%
906
6%
376
79 74
19%
19%
425
18% Mar
22
Jan
44
43%
45
2,708
27%
45
Mar
37 74
37
37%
3.000
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10%
11
230
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64%
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285
62'A Feb
1774 Mar
67%
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5174
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18 %
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1,033
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1,880
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12
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Jan
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22%
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20
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37% Mar
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80
56%
276
5574
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21'A
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30 'A
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62'A Mar
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361
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Public Service Electric & Gas
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Jan
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55%
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124
4774 Jan
53
Mar
Jan
84
Jan
6174
—
1
Washington Gas Light
Mar
5
Co
Feb
23
215
43 Va
22 %
—
5574
—
51%
Feb
66'A
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
18
20%
4374
3374o
United Gas Improvement
22'/a
2 0 74
22 VB
7874
52%
52
29% Mar
4374
2 2 74
3,870
22%
31% Mar
•
20 74
,
7974
United
52
Jan
Jan
22
1,074
Jan
9%
6% Mar
•
__
23 74
Feb
22 %
37
>
.
Jan
2774 Jan
1474 Jan
1
68
5
Feb
55
50
com
common
66% Mar
Feb
"
10
Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co—-
;•
58% Mar
56%
52 74
3
Sun
226
Feb
1574
•
Oil
Mar
23
Jan
21'A
5474
Scranton-Spring Broolc Water Serv Co.*
\
..
.
16
common
2474 Jan
36% Mar
f
28%
■>
58
.
•
Scott Paper Co
42%
l
574
'
50
34'A Feb
Jan
22% Mar
22 74
1
166
Jan
44% Mar
23
(The)
675
SO1/!
Jan
37
33
1074
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Jan
22%
•
1
4%
4474 Feb
a__
5374
a__
3,330
1074
26
Feb
BONDS
Bait Transit Co 4s series A
29
83
$3,000
83
Jan
23%
2.621
4%
4%
4%
2.622
37%
37%
37'%
256
3574 Jan
'40% Feb
—1
1
23
23%
245
22 %
24%
11
11
142
8
36%
36%
2,240
Mar
83
—
—
Jan
1
4%
.1975
Feb
15 Vi
25
(Un)
39 Va Mar
Jan
1170
"
43
Inc
65%
Petroleum
9%
105
247% Mar
Jan
Jan
539
105
<
Jan
30%
-
16
10474
-39%
770
306
9'
9
High
35% Mar
Jan
22474
3874
44'%
1574
__
5
36%
38
2 810'
*
3774
a
06
(Un)
240% 244
1.66%
4%
(U11)
24.
86 74 Mar
10
65%
6%
120
166
__
...
4'%
2
Low
31%
92%
Q
voting
65%
28
High
91 74
10
Dairies
Philco Corp
Potomac Electric Power
Progress Mfg Co
(Un)
Jan
7174
10
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
2374 Mar
63%
Instruments
Co
4" 3274
639
.232
•
44
.—..5
—
Co
Merck & Co Inc
62%
(Un)
International
&
Jan
455
7874
16c
3874
1
Motor Co
Martin
Mar
22%
2
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
Swift
B
Madison
Jan
63%
25
Btudebaker Packard
3074
37'/a
5674
24174
'
Hudson Pulp & Paper 5% ser A pfd-25
5.12Vo series B preferred
25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
10
22%
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Stone & Webster Inc (Un)
Sunset
Mar
25
(Ind)
Jan
3674-
25
General Motors Corp
Glmbel Brothers
86% Mar
28
..80s
Stanley Warner Corp
Jan
21
1674 Mar
Jan
65
5
California
1374 Jan
78
1.80
Co
—...
Light
Foremost
34 %
5
Inc
1774 Mar
3174
13
—•
Standard OH Co of N J
Statham
Ford
9%
1
of
Co
Jan
84%
——18
common
Standard
Class
1474 Mar
,
Standard
•
Electric Storage Battery
Finance Co of America at BaitClass A non-voting—
Jan
74 Mar
19%
Southern Railway Co (Un)
Southwestern Public Service
Brands
100
Jan
1074 Mar
1 % Mar
4474
10%
—
13%
44
Mar
3674
.
6.50
Curtis Publishing Co
Duquesne
25%
n
Bouthern Co (Un)
Co
40
,517
f
4774 Jan
Mar
-4074 Mar
169
18
1674
Low
Delaware Power & Light common..13%
85
Jan
Mar
Corporation™.
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Jan
shares)
Southern Pacific
Feb
4474
10
Jan
37%
,
7
91 74
Transit Co common
1
Bankers Securities
Corp 6V0 part pfd 50
Budd Company
B
73%
I
__
340
40"
Jan
36»A Mar
29% Feb
A 365
r
Feb
42
32%
Jan
Feb
30
..
210
18
124%.
Baltimore
Mar
38
Southern
Standard
Jan
555
..1
Bouthern Calif Gas Co Dfd series A
Cal Petroleum
46
-10
10%
1674
._
100
427a
430
2.50
Tel
&
1,763
22%
42%
Tel
44 %
79
ki.~_ri_7.50
—
10
.
52 '/a
36%
145
40
16c
__
330
3374
46
__
*
3iy2.
45% Feb
260
: 1074
10
Atlantic Citv Electric Co
Arundel
Jan
1%
Bolar Aircraft Co
Spiegel Lie
American
24% Mar
10674
38%
Shell Transport & Trading N Y ebra
preferred
Cum preferred 4.24%.
—
1
Feb
79
13%
common
Feb
1A
l
Steel
95'A
28'A
46%
28%
Wood
2174
38%
20c
Southern Calif Edison Co common
—
—-1
1,896
38%
Bervel Incomorated (Un)
Servomechanisms Inc
Smith-Corona-Marcliant Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
(Un),
A: 188
1
Sinclair Oil Com (Un)
3674
3774
3374
__
*
American Stores Co
21%
..1
Sperry-Rand Corp
Feb
24
•
_
3774
Far
Alan
1
Paper Go
Seaboard Finance Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
_
Feb
__
10
Mar
1.40
Scott
Biegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
89
353
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
38% Mar
108% Mar
28 y8
__
28%
.10
Shasta Water Co (Un)
Shell Oil Co common
4-Un»
24
23
•
_._5
1.10
a93 a94%
23%
10
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
2,595
Jan
36%
1
Inc.
91 Va
a41% a4874
Jan
68%
20%
(Un)
8974
5774 Mar
9874 Jan
High
-
Jan
67%
1.05
Co
Zenith Radio Corp
Jan
28%
81
Joseph Lead (Un)_.
Louis-San Francisco Ry (Un)
4.32%
66 ya
37%
Inc
(American
Wool worth
34%
105%
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego -Gas & Elec coin
Simca
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
25 Va Mar
u-
a93
Foods
Stores
60 % Mar
Feb
67%
new
Petroleum
Fine
W
Feb
1974
35%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
S
437a
435
8%
Jan
40-
—IOC
1.163
22%
9%
5
—10
•
46%
V.
__
12.50
65
Co
Oil Corp.
Aircraft common
Insurance ,(Un),
W»
438
__
■
-1.25
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
'V
5574
__
1
Ltd
56%
1
Richfield
Royal Dutch
Jan
Mar
5474
•
(Un)
Gas
23%
65
.1
Rexall Drug Inc Co.
Reynolds Metals -Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rice
Feb
10
Reserve Oil AS Gas Co
Revlon Inc
Life
&
23%
1
_
46
Coast
Oil
Mar
56
Low
3174
5
55%
50c
(Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
r*.
Canadian
14
Jan
__
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
i
4
Western Dept Stores
-25e
Western Union
Telegraph (Un~)— -2.50;
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
—10
527a Mar
64
Feb
Jan
■
pfel
West
Feb
Jan
4274
1
West
6%
1
__
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
(U11)
Washington Water Power
Westates Petroleum
31
51%
fl
Mar
1074
240
8974
10
_ __
622
53
__
16%
(Un)
13%
53
__
5
Oil
High
1274
13
1
common...._
Corp
Amer
Equipment Co
Victor
Jan
114
0%
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Corp
Consol
Vanadium
61%
55%
Steel
Low
—1
Jan
41
11674 Mar
65%
51%
,•
Universal
S
64
P.10
(Un)
U
28%
5
Radio Corp of America
Jan
51% Mar
Mar
16 y8
36 %
U S Industries Inc common
U S Plywood Corp
U S Rubber (Un)
30% Mar
Jan
110%.
29
—5
(Un)
149
7
113%
Co
Jan
29%
1
(Un).
19%
40%
.12.50
-8
62
Feb
50%
16
Par
3.25
14% Mar
2,335
ENDED MARCH 27
High
Feb
38%
7%
(C^e) & Co Inc (Un).
2.15
49 '4
16
—1
Philco
4,000
1,721
105% 109%
-_-33y3o
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Otorp (Un).
Philip .Morris' & Co
49%
40%
FOR WEEK
Low
3%
15%
16 ya
160% 161%
28 Ye
29'%
105%
—>-—50
High
2.60
Feb
574
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
'
TXL Oil
Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee
Texas Co
Texas
(Un)
79%
80
693
75
Feb
8674
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
•
24 %
24%
24%
1,726
2174
Jan
2574 Mar
Armstrong
1
50o
23%
23%
23%
2,854
19%
Jan
24% Mar
Blaw-Knox
1
(Un)
Textron Inc
30'A
30%
28
Sulphur
Co
(Un)
common
Thriftimart
Inc
Corp
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Carbide
Union Electric Co (Un)
Union Oil Co of Calif
Union Pacific Ry Co
United .Aircraft
Feb
32
Harbison
7%
47%
47%
17
Jan
20% Mar
Home
*
36%
36%
844
39
Feb
4274
Jeanette
385
27%
Feb
31% Mar
41%
29%
1
38%
38%
410
37%
Feb
130
130
321
123%
Feb
132% Mar
34%
347a
142
3374
Feb
35% Mar
2,851
4174
Jan
Feb
Walker
(Joseph)
Glass
Refractories
Co
774 pfd
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
.—1
48
49%
50'A Mar
Plymouth
35%
36'A
655
3574 Mar
3874
Feb
Renner Co
37
840
35'%
Jan
38%
Jan
Rockwell-Standard
36
36
392
31
Jan
3874 Mar
Sceberg
63%
63%
63%
799
59%
Feb
64
United
500
3%
Jan
42
417'a
42
716
41%
Jan
4474 Mar
42
42
234
3874
Feb
4274
United Cdtp (Un)
United Fruit Co
1
•
United Gas Corp (Un)
9
10
9
(
25
8% Mar
874 Mar
40
774
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
2474 Mar
27
50
44%
Feb
47% Mar
40
33
Jan
36%
10
90
Jan
99
95
95
1574
1474
1574
232
374
7374
374
4,400
3%
84%
84%
974
8774
330
74%
974
85
29%
2974
Feb
Mar
17% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
367 a
Feb
100
5
Natco Corp
48%
44'/a
!
,
36%
8
24% Mar
1,021
28%
(Uu)
Jan
24%
40'/a
10
Corp
2274
24 Va Mar
10
12.50
United Air Lines Inc
45% Mar
88
...28
(Un)
common
Jan
340
658
34'A
3674
8%
874
2574
19%
10
...
268
24%
19%.
(Un)
41% Mar
8%
2774
Corp
Feb
874
1,874
--
39%
3674
2474
28%
40 %
33% Mar
1
1
27%
1
50
39'A
4574
55
4474
45
3374
39
»
5
5
Columbia Gas System
Jan
Jan
Mar
3374
■
Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co new
1974 Mar
1
14
Duquesne
223
(Un)
Tri-Continental Corp
Warrants (Un)
52% Feb
Jan
Continental Commercial Corp
22%
5
Jan
5%
23%
Jan
High
4574
27% Mar
22%
Inc
14
36
200
•
Airlines
10
Co
4774
1174
77
7,166
46%
1374
21'/a Mar
1.856
27%
Co
Low
High
4674
30% Mar
387
23%
22%
"Ex dist".
Cork
.
22'A
31'A
23
2
Sugar
Jan
22%
Transamerica
Union
Apollo Industries Inc
23
1
Union
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
3874 Mar
22 74
Tishman Realty & Construction Co
World
1374 Mar
Feb
9
10
common
Preferred
Trans
Feb
34%
25
Tidewater Oil
Low
Par
Feb
1
5
5
Gas Transmission
Gulf
Jan
Mar
U
9% Mar
Jan
,
I
S
Oil, Corp
(The) Corp
Engineering &
Glass
—
Fdry
Co
1
Chemical
&
10
12.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
39
3%
Jan
90 Va Mar
10'/a Mar
30
Jan
100
75c
Feb
85c
Jan
3374
414
29'A
Jan
33%
14%
1674
Feb
85c
1674
265
13%
Jan
16% Mar
21%
33
2774
85c
1
—5
1
5
Corp
.
3274
5
—
._r_
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
70
16
Jan
22
Feb
574
3674
3774
278
32
Jan
38 Va Mar
77 3A
"574
78
21%
6 74
78%
730
7074
Feb
81
5% Feb
7,389
Mar
Feb
7
Mar
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED MARCH 27
Thursday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Price*
Shown
Are Expressed
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Afcltlbl Power * Paper common
4%%
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
class
A
*-
Algoma Steel
3774
for Week
Shares
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Low
High
High
3574
1,902
35% Mar
40
Feb
1,000
23
11%
25
11
20%
625
1974 Mar
21
Mar
16 %
37
23%
11%
19%
*
1674
300
12%
Jan
18
38
3,545
3574
Jan
39
Jan
Bank
of
Nova
Feb
Jan
23 y2
Jan
11% Mar
100
22% Mar
24
2,689
5674 Mar
6374 Mar
1674
16
16%
6,762
16
1674 Mar
It
59%
57%
73
72%
73
7,064
1,948
53
in
Scotia
Provincial#
Bathurst
ploqc
Power
T2
(Canada).
Paper class
6574 Jan
7474 Mar
35
3574
512
33
37
4874
49%
160
47%
a30% a31%
—1*
A..—•
&
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred.:
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50 preferred
■
v
Bowater
25
5%
Paper
preferred
5%% preferred
80
-—50
I
2774
2774
2874
8,069
2774 Mar
32 Va
Jan
25
21
21
21%
1.340
20%
Jan
22
Feb
Bowater
44
44
44
1,470
42%
Jan
4574
Feb
Brazilian Traction Light A Powsr—
•
British American
Bank
British American
Oil common
51%
51%
52
41
50
41
100
60
5074
41
Jan
53
Feb
see
page
46.
Mar
43
Jan
*
39
38
41'A
1.341
32%
Jan
42
Mar
50
47
47
47
130
46
Jnn
48
Jan
31
31
3174
1,555
31
36
Feb
5%
28
277a
28
390
29%
Feb
5%%
2574
Jan
——
——
4%%
Mar
60
-
40%
40 %
4074
1.00
1.02
45
45
400
British Col Elec 4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Note
cum
Co
-
30
1,176
11,272
85;464
•
50
•
Atlas Steels Ltd
49%
a31
,
Telephone
•
Corp
..
1.00
Bell
High
a22
6374
—*—
Montreal
of
Bark
Banque
Low
a22
Feb
37
Warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
High
56)4
0
pfd
4',4% preferred
Low
Shares
56%
___25
10
50
Aluminum Co of Canada 456
footnotes
Range
of Prices
Bailey Selburn 574% pfd
Banque Canadian National
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
23%
11%.
*
■
Aluminium Ltd.
For
•
Week's
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
In Canadian Dollar*
Low
36%
21
common
Acadia-Atlantic
Asbestos
•
Last
STOCKS
47%
48
48
6%
■
6%
..
220
674
6
6'A
Mar
Feb
35
•40% Mar
44
98c
.
43%
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
50
30
45
39 Va
Feb
7
,
50
40
5,732
3974 Mar
4474
84%
85
270
84% Mar
89'A
50
50
41%
42
160
40
Jan
45
45
1,600
45
Mar
-50
50%
340
50
39%
50
4974 Jan
Feb
0% J&n
red pfd_100
•
Feb
Jan
5074
47% Mar
6
Feb
45
Jan
6
Jan
1.10 Mar
Mar
3,565
Mar
51% Feb
Jan
Mar
626
'
60
Mar
Feb
43
4774
Alar
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
51% Feb
-
S9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1500)
.
.
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
I
RANGE FOR
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
L«w
British
Columbia Forest Product*-.
British Columbia Power.
British Columbia
Brown
'..V?0?
High
Low
16%
17%
890
38%
44%
-M
38
39
3,862
43%
44%
al4%
Ltd
class A_
Products
Building
Range Since Jan
High
•
11
14%
a
11
Feb?
40
Jan
Page-Hers-jy
Jan
Jan
46%
Feb
Penmans
13% Feb
14%
Jan
Placer
40%
70
38
18
35%
2,734
/
11
37%
•
12% Jan
Calgary Power
96
_^--_100
—
Cement
150
9
Jan
327
37
Feb
Malting
'
11
Jan
27%
common
1,035
97
125
15
70%
Jan
76
25
Jan
25%
pfd—__100
88
88
88
15
88
Mar
90
Jan
41
41
42%
1,875
40
Mar
43
Jan
all% all%
60
59%
1,751
"
12.50
la
59%
*
39%
25
38
38%
3,214
35%
Jan
32
35%
Jan
39
Mar
500
11% Mar
15
Jan
5.00
1,000
a22
a22
20
23
Mar
90
90
90
75
90
Mar
20%
20%
20%
2,586
•
a3.00
10%
630
a3.00 a3.00
673
»
11%
11%
11%
400
33
36
al7
1,055
100
12
Mar
14%
15% Jan
20
Feb
a70
1
78
Mar
80
21%
625
20
Feb
24
46%
607
46
Jan
al3
145
29%
1,621
100
20
10
10%
210
29%
29%
11%
30%
12%
3,056
12%
18%
18%
19%
3,975
a59
—
100
10
a59
5
25
Eaulpment
•
Coghlin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
15%
10%
•
10
10%
13
13
13
550
*
20
20
21
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
4,450
•
3.75
3.85
920
*
a33
a33
2
—————
Corbys class A
—•
20%
Class B
Distillers Seagrams
Mar
22%
2.25 Jan
33
35
common—-
150
18% Jan
54% Feb
20 Va
32
21
Jan
31%
23
1,981
3,120
20
20%
475
8%
370
6
Feb
22
Mar
25
49
25
25
46
47%
1,370
99%
50
87
460
14%
14%
250
14
21
22
1,929
20
90
•
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—•
Dominion Tar 6b Chemical common—-•
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23%
Dominion Textile common
*
90
90
210
17 y0
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
3%
Brewery
17%
20%
11%
11%
130
100
———
17
20%
11%
■—
—
130
130
25
preferred (1956)-,
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50
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20
7,926
200
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85
4%%
preferred
A
B
20
9%
130
Jan
Jan
Jan
Prices
Petroleum
Jan
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22% Jah
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17% Mar
..
.
.
20% Mar
'12
Mar
130
Lumber
&
*
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Jan
Feb
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Feb
Feb
74
80
Jan
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi Co
1
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100
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Oil
195
54%
135
14
Jan
100
5
Jan
2.20
2.25
700
22%
23
2,135
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264
266
67%
100
44
16%
41
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41
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12
1,370
23
240
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2,041
6
6
37
13%
90%
113%
•
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labstt Limited (John)
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacMlllan & Bloedel class
common
a
25
Corp
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jan
Loblaw Groceterias Co
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
16% Mar
42% Mar
9 %
49
Feb
Mar
13%
100
Feb
23
Mar
Jan
Jan
36% Jan
13
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60
19%
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24%
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75
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100
24
Feb
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94% Mar
121% Mar
2,579
156
37%
29%
375
37% Mar
43%
28% Mar
48% Mar
30%
Jan
55
Jan
13% Mar
28% Mar
113
Jan
13%
3,150
12
Jan
28%
2,515
20
Jan
1,640
28
29
32
32%
42
42
43%
550
13%
13%
14%
24,301
Molson Breweries Ltd
class A—1
Class B
25
•
25%
——
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National Steel Car Corp
common.
commox
18%
100
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5
—
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29% Jan
36% Jan
10% Jan
122
10
49
100
47%
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11%
150
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3.50
250
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25
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2.50 Feb
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15% Mar
145
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49% Mar
12% Feb
4.00
25 %
2,580
41
301
18%
18%
865
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17% Jan
a95
170
94
Jan
96
15%
200
15
Jan
15% Mar
15%
53%
40%
a
17%
377
55%
1,687
16
Feb
80
36%
Feb
3.50
Feb
3.90 Jan
34%
-
Jan
41% Mar
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10
Feb
107
Feb
300
36
Jan
39% Mar
45
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48
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2,735
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44
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,
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Jan
14%
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83
450
81
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33
82
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42
-
81
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Mount
46% Feb
38
Mar,
28% Feb
.
675
r',38
29%
9
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
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Mexican Lt & Pow Co Ltd com—13.50
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Quebec
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8
9
Feb
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•
Mar
25
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197
132
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50
24
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44%
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86c
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144% Mar
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4.50
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,
1,400
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800
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28
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1.20
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131
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38
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44
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
26
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?
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Augustus
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55
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5,000
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77
.
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Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—:
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..
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20
1,325
-
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a
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Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
38%
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-40
Trans
tWoods
Jan
Mar?-
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"
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5% redeemable preferred
Trans-Canada
Mar
360 Mar
Jan
24.;. 4 ta^66^-18
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1
11,247 '
• ; i.45.Mar
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23
125
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26
_
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-
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Texaco
Canada
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Algom Uranium Mines
26%
•
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Feb
140 144%
20%?20%
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1
(1957*.
Feb
Mar
26
46^8
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.:
161
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20
19% Jan
19
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v
150
;
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32, •.,-.. 32
32
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Reitmans (Canada)
49%
50
5
common
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42
58
40
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Pacific Atlantic Canadian Invest Co.l
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
•
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42
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14,350
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2,622
107
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32% Mar
22% Jaft
22% Jan
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17%
144%
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100
Jan
49
54
Noranda Mines Ltd.
-
28
3.50
•
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preferred
130
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——
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65
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St Maurice Gas Inc
Mar
83% Jan
91
25
•
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114
28
_•
15
17^ Jan
54%
60
Jan
90
28
A
39%
113%
37%
32%
pfd
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52 % Mar
13%
B
Jan
14% Feb
20% Jan
29
——
46%
Feb
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51%
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Jan
29%
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Mar
11
54%
—
64
21%
41%
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13
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see
48%
Mar
57% Jan
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645
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com—•
International Pete Co Ltd
International Utilities
footnotes
(Alfred)
Jan
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7% preferred
Ontario Steel Products
Ltd
Lambert
Jan
60
Can
of
Freiman
Jan
46% Mar
18
Co
Jan
63
20%
38%
preferred
Ogilvie Flour Mills
37%
Motor
103
21
50
—.It
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
Preferred
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan & Co. 4%%
9%
Ford
Jan
17% Feb
11%
''
6%~»
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Feb
40
•
45.70
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44-
1
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Series B preferred——;
Ltd (R L)_—
42% Mar
2,406
60
&
Products
Fleet Mfg Ltd-..
Jan
5,570
2,431
Silk
East Kootenay Power 7%
18
19
Power
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd.
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
45%
4.68%
Jan
Jan
_
of Prices
86c
*
Feb
44
11%
com
Jan
4.70
39%
-
Low.
•
Jan
18%
17%
44%
13%
Mar
57% Mar
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Crain
Mar
18
Warrants
$2.75 preferred
Inland Cement Preferred
class
100
a9%
23
Mersey Paper 5%%
37%
8.95
Jan
44%
,
For
42%
1,485
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6% preferred
'
17
35
44
•
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
National
Jan
7.50 Mar
62
.
(Robt)
14%
30% Mar
900
103
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Class
1,720
3,647
44
Imperial Investment class A
Mitchell
16
62
•
75
31
55% Mar
102
Howard Smith Paner common.
Bay Mining
Massey-Ferguson
24
Jan
7.80
16
'45%
-
Catelli
2.25 Mar
31%
41
Are
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Consumers Gas
Mar
22% Mar
62
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6%
7
51%
103
*
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10%
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.
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Food Products Ltd class A—*
67% Mar
18% Mar
30%
18%
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1.30 Jan
1
common
Class B
Jan
Canadian
8% Mar
7.50
class A
International
Jan
7
1%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co
Gypsum Lime Ac Alabastlne
Home
7%
—100
Motors
Mar
30% Mar
400
3.75
.
106
——
26
42%
Feb
1,165
-
34%
3.55
Lv.
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Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Arcan Corp Ltd
*
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n°/o preferred
———_—~.—100
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd——1
19
67%
18%
*
3.75
•
40%
Jan
16
Oatlneau Power common
5%
preferred
General Dynamics
Timber
19% Jan
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Feb
40
31%
pfd
70
.
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,102.:.; '; Feb ?.
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7
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Fraser Cos Ltd common.
French
Mar
79'
-
Jan
25
Thursday,?
967
23
51
5-20
Sale Price
550
18%
Corp.
64
33% V -33%
STOCKS
1,075
—
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Ford Motor Co-
Shown
40
64
135
12 %
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50
17%
67%
68% Jan
23%-:Jan
.100% Feb
1,070
12
.
25%
•
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Feb
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Canadian Stock
Feb
92
84% Jan
14 % Jan
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Class
10
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v,.i-5.05
12 Vi
•
57
27.-29%
v.u?.
100
—.—^
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101%
Mar
•
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—
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18,111
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30%
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139% Mar
5% Jan
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•
1,430
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Jan
65
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43:
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50
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74
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37%
10%
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100
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45
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45
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132
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110
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24%
22
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Dominion Bteel & Coal.
34%
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21
85%
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530
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25
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Mar
41% Jan
31% Mar
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675
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32
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96
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•
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105
Feb
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Feb
60
21
38
9,169
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-
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20
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100
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
(Geo) class
Feb
19
23
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4.10 Feb
Jan
—
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Gooderham Sc
Mar
Feb
Feb
21
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Walker
14
13
18%*_"""!§ 18% - *~$142
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils —;
Mar
20
_
5% preferred
Dominion Foundries As Steel
com
Preferred
7%%
20
14
Jan
Feb
10
4y
•
Canada
Viau Ltd
Jan--
38
Mar
19
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74
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Feb
30%
45
83
2,377
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Texaco Canada Ltd__
16% Mar
15% Jan
Jan
22%
2
Corsets
Dupuls
Jan
78 %-
5
•
Power——
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
9% Feb
32% * :v
49
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97
96-
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09% Mar
Jan
.100
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14
9%-
139
Steinbergs class A
5%% preferred
Jan
275
a56
23
49%
20%
20
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Crown Zellerbach clise
Steel
Jan
11
40 *?"
•
preferred
Canada
43
Jan
4%
2,105
85
*20' 20%
£9 ':" 40
97?-
Feb
14%
23"%
12%
365
•
Consolidated Mining As Smelting
Breweries
Jar.
61%
100
45% >
'14
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9% V;
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Canada—
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Standard Structural Steel
Feb
49% Feb
1,250
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20;
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50
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630
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,
16%"itT6%,,(16%
•
Williams
Southern
11% Feb
31% Mar
28% Jan
11% Mar
18% Mar
632
16%
29%
101
Mar
& Power common
IVo preferred
Southam
47% Jan
14% Feb
28%
13% Jan
27% Jan
99% Feb
28%
5 V2
45
li'
-
'*
100
'
A
tl% Mar
•
Simpsons
Jan
46%
al2%
''
Jan
•
preferred
Series B 4%% preferred
Sicks
Jan
20%
al3
warrants
-
Jan
163
Series
Sherwin
Feb
Mar
46%
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
preferred—Li
Canadian Vickers
*
Dow
12
Jan
a70
Preferred
50
'Locomotive
*
Canadian Oil Companies common—
4
5 c/o
preferred
—100
-
11% Mar
36
25
12
a
Ol&ss A
101
410
-V
69%
85
25
Cement class A
Shawlnigan Water
3.25 Feb
21
*
Canadian
Dairies
68
45%"-
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey new com—*
Mar
17%
12
common.
—
7%
90
9% Feb
9% Jan
3,500
11%
Jan
875
UV rTl'-. 3
40
37.%
5,%
common
St Lawrence Corp common
5%
preferred
21% Mar
11% Mar
3.00 Mar
10%
St Lawrence
33-
11%
Jan
25% Mar
18% Jan
8% Jan
10%
pfd—20
International Power—
Bridge
5.50
5.00 Mar
—*
1
Dominion
39%
Feb
-.—1,025
■
——
30 V
-31-31%
100
Transport
36%
31
•
common.
Preferred
Mar
12
12
Dominion Glass
7% preferred
60
5.00
-*
Canadian Husky
Dominion
12% Mar
Jan
39
3tf
——
.
Mar
10% Feb
—100
Dominion
■
:
54
4
39%
101
Mar
11%
12
*
36
Farm
97
& Co Ltd
18%
Jan
881
68
High
Mar
31%
14
i,02i '
33
39%"
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
;
-15%
32%—
20o
Ores
Iron
Provincial
Jan
6%
preferred
20
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
com——•
Cockshutt
—
Quebec Natural Gas———
——1
Quebec Power—
•
Roe (A V) (Canada) common
•
5%% preferred
—a.
.——100
Rolland Paper class A
•
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
•;
Feb
10
Chrysler Corp
Shares
High
15%
Jan
37% Mar
a25
preferred
1953
4%
Mar
28%
a74
common
Preferred
37
Jan
26% Jan
34% Feb
97
Canadian Celanese common
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Canadian Converters
class A
Canadian Cottons common—
Canadian
Feb
a74
common
Industries
1
—
Development
Price Bros
Mar
101
32%
936
36%
96
Jan
a24%
Class A warrants
Canadian
3,150
26%
36%
Jan
97
Preferred
Canadian British Aluminum
5%
35%
79
99%
a24%
preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
BroDze
34
27 y2
•
5$
Canadian
10
36%
100
common—
Breweries
*
Tubes
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
Mar
39
26
Canada Safeway Ltd
4.40%
Canadian
470
10
common
Steamship
96
20
preferred
Canada
94%
100% 100%
34
$1.30 preferred
4 % %
100%
common
Canada Iron Foundries common
4Yt%
preferred
Canada
Low
15%
32%
1
.
'
common.
Preferred
(or Week
Range
of Prices
Par
•
Pacific Petroleums
Premium
Canada
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
•
Company
Mills
Shares
16%
Telephone.
Bruck
Thursday
STOCKS
tor Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED MARCH 27
Sales
4c
Jan
6c
Mar
Feb
2,300
72c
Jan
1.15
3,000
8?2c
Jan
15C
Mar
4c
Jan
6c
Mai
220
667
•
4%c Jan
*67C
23,693
-56c
Jan
15c
55,500
9c
Feb
Jan
'Vc
Feb
-85c
Feb
'
15¥2c Mar
.
Numoer 3833
189
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1501)
CAMADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
\
Last
;.'.V
Week's
,?
Barvaliee
Low
1
Mines
Ltd
23c
Toronto Stock
12,100
6c
1,500
88c
449,100
22c
33c
Feb
Feb
85c
75c
5c
5%'c
16,500
4%c Feb
10c
file
65c
68,900
42c
84c
12c
8',._.c
STOCKS
Jan
;
24c
-
13c
Mar
4,900
55c
Mar
70c
48c
85,125
33c
Jan
60c
Jan
TOc
25c
Abitlbi
'4
;
6.500
10%c
Canorar.hw
Explorations
Cartter
Quebec
Cassia*
Asbestos
.'•'5c
1
3.85
Cefttral-Efe* Rio Oils Ltd
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd___
"9c
9%c.
15c
16p
; 4i,ioo
13c
8c
39c
42c
71,150
21c
Jan
io%
io%
V
'
Atlantic
Conso* Bi-Ore
5.000"
50
Mines
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Class .B- warrants—
DoLsan
Mines
Domer Mines
5,500
65c
Jan
99c
Mar
Alberta
Pacific
16,000
7c
Jan
12c
Mar
AJgom Uranium
31,000
12c
Jan
3,000
15,700
10c
Feb
18c
Jan
6c
Jan
21c
Mar
3,000
6c
Jan
7%c
Duvan*
„
15c
lGc
15c
15c
12c
18c
6c
13%
14%
12.905
2:50
3.10
.
1
3.10
»
10c
.
.1
77c
82c
1
1
2.25
2.25
11
_i
9%c
16%:-
/
_l
17%
41c
4,250
Feb
Ltd_/.,_,:
Mines
l
Empire Gil & Minerals Inc__:
Jan
22
Feb
95
Jan
98
Mar
7c
Jan
8%c
19c
Mar
45c
Jan
Mar
1.20
1.26
he
__
_l
9c
400
1.07
1.26 Mar
Jan
Metal Mines
Fane*
Mining
Ltd—:
8c
2,400
10%c
Mar
Jan
_1
Jan
15c
Inc.
_1
7%c
9c
10,500
6c
Feb
9%c Jan
l
73c
73c
1,000
64c
Mar
7c
7c
7%c
16c
14 %c
lGc
65c
70c
—
Fund? Bay
____l
Gunnar
"•
13c-
.V
65c:*
Mines LlcL
60c
Mines-Ltd—
/%
14c
5c*
Ltd——
Gateway. Oils
Goldeix Age
14c
—__1
Copper Mmes.Bld
Futurity Oils Ltd
4,000
13c
4c
11,000
291,500
60c
'
i:
6c
6,500
Cons
6%c":
Copper.Corp Ltd—
1
Gold Mines Iil.d——rfl
Zollinger Consol
24,000
46c
775
Oils
common.
Uranium
Tko
Mines..—
Kerr-Addison
-
h..
•>>'
Labrador Min
&
Exp lor
..
Mar
Jan
18%
Jan
800
53c
Mar
60c
20c
4,000
15c
Jan
26c
Feb
70c
27,800
42c
Jan
73C
Mar
31c
1,000
28c
Jan
19%
300
60c
-♦,31c
.9c
9c
•v
4c
Jan
30%
10c
Molybdenitp Cflrp of Canada Ltd
!j
'•-••••••*iff,
Feb
48,000
1.46
8,500
99c
Roxana
Mines
49c
6,900 >•;
45 c
Oils
New
New
West Amulet
Mines Lld-h———
1.24
Nocana
I
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
20c
61c
35,900
58c
Mar
75c
Jan
-27c
Mar
35c
Mar
'V
7
27c
:
5,000
4.40
200
33c
■281,800
American: Rare Metals I-td^.—.1
Nor.thsHgrk":)Jraniuni .Mines Ltd—
1
7c
.''86c
24,300
,,
14,000
7%c
5c
7,000
5c
18c
14 %c
i4c
14c
1,500
11c
Vi;«>
1-80
127,200
48c
1?80
1.80
1.10
Partridge: Ganadian Exploration
Pato Cons Dredging. Gold Ltd—— _1
Ltck. _1
Paudastr
♦
Uranium
Lake
Peniihea
Mines
Ltd
1.10
600
Anchor
Cons
Arcadia
I'
-
Arcan
."V
.'■i;
5
•2
-l'.'/i
^
-1 .'v'
Prime Mines Ltd
(Chib) Mines Ltd—;— -i
;
Porcupine
Mines
an«
lc
Gas
Producers
295
21
Feb
22
43
Jan
45V0
24c
Jan
45c
Mar
6,700
14c
Feb
18c
Feb
Feb
19c
42,400
15c
Mar
25c
Jan
4,100
67o
Jan
89c
Jan
3.35
3.35
100
1.05
95c
1.05
7%
7%,
7%
2.95
3.40
2,000
18c 19 %c
10,900
52
125
19c
..
52
3.35 Mar
67c
2,250
Jan
1.18
Feb
6
50,732
f
4.10
Jan
9%
Jan
3.40 Mar
-2.95 Mar
18c
Jan
53
12% Mar
19
13
400
44c
10,500
26c
Jan
45c
Mar
38,192
84c
Jan
52c
Jan
43
Jan
Jan
15c
Mar
24,550
25,500
Jan
4.30 Mar
99c
Jan
1.50 Mar
32
Jan
42% Mar
4.00
4.25
1.33
1.28
1.35
38
41%
47
47
85
92
13 %c
14c
1.75
1.77
85%
•
1.75
10
5%
6.45
6.50
•
5%
190
46
69
1.64
3,908
200'
■:
2.08 Feb
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
5% Mar
4.50 Mar
G.50 Mar
4.85
47
6
Mar
17%c Feb
13% Mar,
500
6.50
Feb
93
Feb
15,100
.
48
Jan
13c
*
Jan
345
6
6
1.50
5,891
-
13%. 13%
*
-
Jan
4c
7,500
38
common
Jan
7c
23c
12,000
20c
'
warrants
45
Jan
86
255
5c
18c
50
Artists
V
44
42
Feb
•4%c
5C
4.20
40o
J?eb
13
41c44%c
•
B0
Jan
23c
Mar
50%
Feb
40c
41c
1
Atlas
Steels
Atlas
Yellowknife
10
*
Mines
Mines
Auinaque Gold
Aunor
Auto
Gold
28%
57/a
6% Jan
Jan
25%
4,317
10c
11c
23,000
Jan
29%
18c
18c
19c
6c
7c
v
Jan
23<r
Feb
18c
26,900
Feb
15c
9%c Mar
'
8c
6,100
5c
Feb
l
15 %c
14c 15%c
17,933
14c
Mar
20c
1
13c
12c 13 %c
27,000
lie
Jan
16c
]
Mines
Mines
-
'
Mines
Electric
26
10c
1
;
Aubelle
Mines
Aumaclio River
28
1
,
Atlin-Ruffner
..1
common
2.97/ 3.00
2.97
20%
:
1,600
.150
~
2.65
Feb
2.25
Feb
5c
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
3.05 Mar
Jan
18%
400
20%
20%
Auto Fabric Products class B—
'
_1
Bailey Belbuni Oil <fc Git
5r/o preferred
Jan
l
25
23
Mar
Mines
Mines,
•7.
.
Jan
8c
Jan
51%
Feb
60
Mar
73
72
2.355
65%
Jan
74
Mar
1.64
1.61
1.69
46,500
1.40 Jan
1.94
„•
Mar
72c
60c
Mar
77c
7,300
17c
Jan
26c
Jan
17c
25,500
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
7%c
13,100
6c
Jan
7%c Mar
49%
7c
61c
24,100
6%c
16 %c
•
Mines
49%'
67c
60c
21 %C.
47% Jan
52
31
31%
255
26%
Jan
30
28c
21,003
19%c
Jan
36c
Jan
Beatty
*
8%
8%
8%
875
6%
Feb
9
Mar
Beaver
Lodge
19c
6,100
Beaver
Lumber
700
49%
...
Bros
*
Uranium
Co
•
common
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines———
27%
17%
17%
1.00
25
Jan
Betluehem
Feb
6%c
Jan
Beycon
7c
Mar
12c
Feb
Bibis
Feb
1.24
Feb
Blcroft
18c
Mar
3.30
27%
1
—1
Telephone
Jan
50c
18c
27%
-50
*.
«
95c "1.00
16c
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
22 %c Mar
Jan
27% Mar
17% Mar
50
30
18%. Feb
90c
17,100
1.53
Jan
Jan
1.30. Jan
1.84 Mar
§0e
Copper Corp
Mines
1
1.55
1.57
1,600
40%
40%
40%
15,029
40% Mar
1.00
Bell
64c
2.55 Mar
18c
.
17%
Jan
Jan
3,800
64c
23c
67c
62c
B
,49e
"
Feb
16c
67c
22c
25c
66c
200
1,200
5,520
73
31
Jan
Feb
8c
60
26c
8,500
,
2.90
K>c
Feb
Jan
Feb
8c
1
Bata Petroleums Ltd
'v 4c
:
2.00
57%
59%
•
*
Mining
Uranium
6.200
3,50"
Ltd
Gas
ds
Metals
61,550
,6c
80c
25%
25c
•
4.00 Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
23c
4.00 Mar
30c
18 %c
Bathurst Power & Paper class
1.41
Feb
40c
Jan
1.60 Mar
1,525
10,500
Beattie Duquesne
28c
1.00 Mar
4,2"00
22%
265
,
I
Jan
1.32
Jan
34.500
,
22c
Jan
Jan
10 old held
Exploration
Oil
Class
1.10 Mar
15.-
1.80
20c
8c..
10%
Jan
2.30
20c
Mar
18c
22%
1.75
8.60 Mar
v
12% Mar
1.30 Mar
9.500
3,305
3.50 Mar
't
Ltd—Being exchanged
for each
new
Baska
9.25
9.00
.
for Manitou-Earvue Mines Ltd—One
Feb
23c
■"
1
Barnat
Barvue
Scotia
9,750
22%
21c
1
10
le
16c
17c
7_
Mines
Nova
Base
2,425
4.00
Consol
Montreal
of
Feb
12c
22%
.1
7c
8.65
50a
of
20c
1.80 Mar
8.70
Bank
14%ef,Mar
l.ooo
0%c
Bank
Basco
Feb
6%c
clua A
Oils
Barymin
55,900
-45c
Banff
3.50
3.00
Avillabona Mines 7
Mar
500
iBc 22 %c
,
Feb
80c
»
Acceptance
Mar
1.11
2.90
_
_
•
Gold Mines
Asamera Oil
6%c
6,800
70c
u
Ltd
38% Mar
455
•
1
Arjon
27c
20c
5%c
•
•
20cProvo
_j
,
Resources
Associated
Jan
Mar
54c
Jan
31c
15c 16%c
l
$2% preferred
$2.40 ' preferred
91c
19,200
„
4ic- 7 49c
■;
78ct
Jan
!
7%c% "7%c, 7%c
Portage Island
27% Mar
50,125
17c
Argus Corp commdn—
Jan
10%
4.00:
43c"' r-'
■
14,850
11,042
39%
43c
72c
Corporation
Jan
*
"
Mining 'Corp—
Pitt: Gold. Mining Co Ltd.v____—
71% Mar
Mar
35% Jan
21%
18c
Mines
Jan
5c
1,600
>' 44c
*
■
Mar
68
44%
80c
Nickel
Gc
1.13
20c*
v
24
19%
905
7,812
44
80c
Petroleums
46c
1
1.03
1.09
Jan
623
4
32c
Anglo Cdn Pulp & Paper preferred—.50
13,500
10
-
Feb
Mar
21%
44%
16 %c
Analogue Controls
59,866
•;
19c
18c-
'
Jan
I
12c 14%c
14c
Jpemisca Explorers Ltd—
j.—1.~
*
OpemiskaCopper Mines (Quebec) LUl-1
Orcharv Uranium Mines Ltd
—1
9c
Jan
-.
:
9c
Jan
1.78
Mar
1.34 Mar
Jan
91c
.
' Mar
3.10
Lead
Anacon
Bankfield
8c
Jan
5c
J
17
44c
l
Bankeno Mines
1.52 Mar
Feb
7%c
tec
14c
-
Feb
38%
43c
Develop
4.50 Mar
'
8c
88c
■-1';
14
36c
i
Nepheline
Oil
34c
Jan
*f 14%c
••
!
Jan
5c
5c
k
OkM.ta-.Oils.,Ltd—^...^——^9pc
v
Mar
1.75 Mar
Jan
1.05
-1;
r
-:-21c
-
3.35 Mar
5,000
2,600
.
1.20
7%c
'17c '
North.
—«
Feb
88c
•
38,652
Jan
6c
r:^o—1 *.
I'.
.Jan
85c
:*"i:i3
—
Norsyncomaqtte. Mining'.Ltd—
North.-American- Asbestos Corp_'_ _-_-—1
(1945»' f.tcl.
1.85 Mar
55c
58c
V
1.13
I
i.
Obalski
Feb
300
31%c—27%'c
I
61c
37%
50
.
Ltd——-20c
Ltrl.._—
20c
1,000
27c'
50r
Minerals Ltd..*
"Vlnray Mines Ltd—.—
1
Mines
Jan
2,500
New Spring Coulee Oil &
-
15 c
Feb
1.97 Mar
-
18c
474X)
Santiago Mines Ltd.—
&
Jan
"17c
a9c
Pacific Coal
12c
Mar
1.10
1.27
v«ow
9c
1.10
Mar
15c
1.20
New
Jan
.-
—1
Jan
44c
American Leduc Petroleums
American
Feb
17c
Mines Ltd Jlr: a8%c"» a5%'c
Uranium
43c
37%
25
Ash Temple common
1.10
*
61c
•
Ashdown Hardware class B
12c
Mar
.
24 %
•
Feii
7c
Jan
'45c
60c
—:
Limited
Hqsco-Mines
Nbw. Jack-Lake
-Z
18c
I6c;
45 c
Jan
38
Jan
30% Mar
v
8%c Feb
'
4,006
•
Mines' Etd-_;^-'_'——_^^_1
Corn Ltd.-.—25c
Forraaque Mines-Ltd-
*e\v
New
•:•// 500
4.700
National Petroleum
vl
10c
9c
T
2.80 Feb
2.00 Jan
21%
70
preferred
4%% preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Mar
'
if* 1.34
17c.
Jan-
3.75 Feb
2.70 Jan
3,200
22 %
10c
Feb
1.81
18c
t*.
Nama. Creek
55c
57c
1.02
,
9,439
30,869
69
39c
Jan
4%c
9c
1
1
__—
26
6,500
1.60
—1
Ltd
Vfontgary. Explorations Ltd
Co
25 '
6%c
10b
Merrill Island
Monpre Mining
1
6,900
*
23
37
20 %
Feb
6c
•
-
2.60
22%
Allied
35% Mar
Jan
19% Mar
3,500
29%
6c
-
10c
Mining. Ltd—1
—5
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd———.1
Mogador Mines Ltd:
—3—.hi ■
3.30
2.45.
22%.
-
'
29%:
■I
6c
Maritimes -Mining
Marpic
Jan
37
,.*
Mar
8,740
'
Corp Ltd———XExploration Ltd-———i
15c
69
Apex
6c
44,100
u iim
Ltd—1—1
Co
Mar
22%
Atlantic
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd-.——1
Lithium -Corp of Canada. Ltd—
I^uvicourtr. Goldfield Corp__i_
_1
'8c
-1
7c.
iic ..' g; '
-
34,582 ;
10
Rouyn Mines
Mines
Anthes Imperial
■
19%
&. Zinc. Mines Ltd—
Jan
11c
50
Anglo Huronlan
60c
'
Kontiki Lead
53c
Preferred
Ansil
35 %
70c *; :»•
1
Jan
Jan
Common
Mgoma Steel
Anglo
60c
20c
t
68c
45c
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Jan
33:3-t
60c...
Mines:. Ltd—
Gold
8,400
4.000
17
Mar
80c
-
Jan
81c
48c
-16
16c
Jan
59c
Mar
Feb
3110
3.20
2.45
93c
Mar
15
Jan
3.80 Mar18
8c
22%
.«
Jan
2.9c
Jan
Jan
50c
Feb
46c
16%
Area
::--GC-
347,ii
JolioC-Quebec Mines Ltd..1—1.
20.851
3.15
12%
Mar
Jan
«5 * >.
Haitian
51c
50c
.1
7%c Mar
Jan
Mar
3c
64c
60c
1.10
Jan
5c
1,500
•
16' 16%
>.
16%-
Inspiration: Mining <$: Dev Co Ltd,--—1.
ImernaMonal Ceramic Mining Ltd—-1
100
*
8c
:
Exploration
&
Fatima: Mining Co Ltd
Fontana* Mines (19451 Ltd
6.950
12
-
78c
•
Warrants
Fab
16,450
46c
a
,
Aluminum Co 4%
19
21c
3.55
15%
50c
*
Feb
Mar
19c
3.40
.—I
common
23%.
15%
1
Trunk
1.05
Jan
Gold
Aluminium Ltd
17c
19c
3.50
*
trust
Jan
2.50 Mar
Jan
16% Mar
21c
Voting
Amu rex
Elder
20
240
50c
3.15
Jan
6c
Feb
14% Mar
Jan
2.09
2,500
41c"'s
Mar
76c
400
35c
-
10c
16%
10c
22c
1.56 Mar
200
Ltd
Copper Co Ltd
75c
»
-
14%
Ltd
1,085
3,100
•
Distillers
Gas
; v 3,500
2,000
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Alberta
Feb
7c
l
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
10%
98
7C
1
Mar
9.15
7.40 Mar
875
20%
l
Yellowknife
23c
j.
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd-
Feb
12
viba
23% Jan
7c
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
? 6c
*
Jan
Mar
Jan
98
20
1
Shoe
17c
9c
18c
..1
42c
Feb
40
23%
20
•
100
Mines
,mco
Ajax
Akaitcho
High
35% Mar
415
12
Oil
1,250
l
„
Jan
&
■-/- 6.000
.
15c
1
9.75
Mar
13 %c Mar
4,868
11%
Mines
Mines
7.70
15c
1.50'
Ltd
10c
23,c,
Mar
Gas
Agnew Surpass
-23c
7 71c
.
9c
l
4c
Low
38
35%
•
;
*-ivocate
Range Since Jau. 1
23%
common.^.
:
Uranium
23c
73c
l
Consot Central Cadillac Mines Ltd.
Sugar
Glass A
Acme
Shares
High
25
7.60
'■
23c
75c
V 1.85- Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
10% Mar
7.:
Feb
35,100
*
Compagnie- Miniere L'Ungava
l.ou Mar
12c 13 %c
•
1
Cleveland. Copper Corp
7.35 Feb
42c --
r
*
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd—
Chipman. Lake Mines Ltd
4,200
4.900
12c
'
Limited_l
Corp Ltd.
V
15c..:
J
6%c
4%c Mar
"
1.54
9%c
_1
Explorations
1,500
9:20
1.-50
"
___1
Ltd
5c
8.50
~
10c
Canuba. Mines Ltd
36%
•
common
1
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Canadian* Homestead Oils Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd.—
Paper
Preferred
Mai
42c
Jan
Acadia
Acadia
Mines -Ltd——/
&
Preferred
Jan
15e
7%c Jan
14.000
-
Jan7
Power
for Week
of Prices
Low
Dollar*
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Jan
24c
46c
.
6c
63c
42c
63c'.
8.000
55c
10c
Ltd
12c;
Week's
Last
1.30 Mat-
Jan
46c
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
Thursday
Feb
Refining Corp
,-^i
Copper Corp—
1
Burnt HilL Tungsten Mines Ltd_____
jJ
Uranium
Are
Feb
69c
Bonnyvillb Oil &
Calumet
Shown
Prices
Jan
6c
Mar
4%c
1
Bo mite-
27
High
1
-
Belfcchasse Mining Corp Ltd:
ISeile-Cliitwugatnaa Mines Ltd
Gas
23c
;
WEEK ENDED MARCH
Range Since Jan. L
Low
6c
Batemarw Bay Mining Co—':
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd__i_l"
Bluewater Oil <fe
Shares
High
22c
,-.1
FOR
•
lor Week
of Prices
Par
Baker Talc- Ltd
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1.00
1.02
88,895
98c
Mar
1.10 Mar
1.70
1.57
1.82
42.200
90c
Jan
2.00 Mar
14%c Mar
19%c Mar
27 %c Mar
16% c
44 %
Feb
18c
59,864
245.500
10%c
Jan
87c
99c
52,823
72c
Mar
108
lc
3c
26,300
lc
Mar
10c
Jan
1
16C
16c
17c
4,940
12c
Jan
22c
Mar
•
......
Mines
Uranium
18%C 22%c
1%C
Yukon
13c
10c
10c
Mar
24c
Jan
8%c
10c
Feb
Jan
Jan
79c
Mar
Jan
45
17c
1
22c
——1
Mines
88c
Jan
'
-
Jan
Jan
'
?'
«'
^
j
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd- -1
%
'
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd— _i
r
Quebec Copper Corp Co
35c
'■'i
-
,
_i
Lithium
Corp_;
;
Quebec Oik Development Ltd—
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
Quebec
65c
2.04
32c
-
35c £"
-i
Quebec Labrador Devcl Co- Ltd_,
;
65c
1797
'
2.00-
_i
Ltd
7.25/-
i
1
'
'
Bidcop
♦
50c
Jan
74c
Mar
-
7c
27c
3,000
,
Feb
Jan
2.30
47c
Jan
Mar
Bordulac
1
Red
6c " Jan
7%c Jan
Bouzan
4:15
Feb
7.25 Mar
Bowater
5%c
.12,500
4c
Feb
5%c Mar
29C
>
27c
30c
15,500
22c
Jan
35c
Mar
5%%
Crest
Gold
,
Mines
Dufault
Stadacona
Bowater
Standard Gold
Steep Rock
Tache Lake
Tazin
Tib
Mines
•
Paper
14
150
12%
Jan
14% Mar
1.40
12,400
C4c
Feb
1.71 Mar
7%c
5%c
7%c
5,500
4c
Jan
_i
:
3.50 "•
3.45
3.60
3.65
Feb
4.05
3.95
4.05
4.50
Jan
8c
8c
3.000
6c
Jan
8%c
Jan
Bright
11c
,11c
4,500
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
Brltalta
Mar
British
American
Oil
Jan
British
Columbia
Mines
Ltd__,—r
8c.;.
_
18c
16c
18c
_i
13%
13%
9c
Mar
,2.40
2.70
Ii
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trcbor Mines Ltd
_i
3.95 Mar
Feb
7,000
Jan
18c
Jan
15%
2.05
Jan
2.84 Mar
Gold
Boyniar
to
63c
6£
66c
53c
62,700
.
43%
45
295
49
49
25
45
Mar
6%
50
5o
—1
6%
1,575
6
Jan
47,333
8c
Jan
Bralsaman
74c
Mar
6
Feb
-
Jan
50% Feb
7
Feb
common
common—
(T
G)
common
Petroleum
10,100
18%c Jan
25c
Feb
61,550
Jan
36c
Feb
60c
Mar
94c
Feb
6c
Jan
23c
22c:
25c
64c
74c
107,010
•
50
7.80
925
90c
90c
3,000
6
6%
15%c Feb
8,237
21%
90c
Mar
6% Feb
Jan
Jan
25
23
23
150
47
Jan
48-
Feb
*
47%
47%
115
37
Mar
50
Jan
40
40
100
23
Columbia Forest Products
3.00
2.81
3.05
40
39%
40
50
100
50
50
preferred
5%% preferred
British
7.55
6%
50
5%
19 %c
21c
23c
18c
7.55
•
—•
4%%
Jan
19,100
12c
1
Preferred
25c
22c
74c :
Bridge Tank
10 %c
changed
Mines Ltd
Petroleums
Traction
11c
1
Ltd—Name
Pioneer
Jan
21c
-
1
Mines
Mines
Bralorne
preferred
4 %% preferred
4% % preferred
23 cA
.
9c
13
2,300
.
4
21>%c
_•
Ltd
3.25
1,200
2,500
14%
2.70
_i
Ltd--
Exploration
:
^,1
Miiies Ltd
5,300
.
■
1 -T
r
Ltd
21,000
Mar
Electric—
i
6
Mines Ltd-,
Jan
7c
"
14
;—
Mines Ltd_
Iron
—
99c
Ltd
«1944
Mines
Sullivan- Cans
[
Ltd—
Slierritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.
South
I
Mines
6c
9c
1
1.40
.
Mines
River
Lawrence
2,000
—1
-
preferred
Brazilian
St
.
preferred
-i
Ltd
7c
7c
Ltd
Corp 5%
j*
Mines
Uranium
8,400
7c
Mines
Mines
Mines
5,500
Bralorne
Radiore
14c
1
Uranium
Gold
8.475
4%c
V
Bonvllle
-
J
*
Bay
Ltd-,
^
7c
7,25
-
1.80
5,500 "
4%C
_i
Black
Mines
"
6.35
,
500
'
41%
41%
86
85
45
45
50
50
•
16%
16%
"
19,600
2.71
Jan
39% Mar
Jan
3.30 Mar
44% Feb
42
Feb
7,026
38
41%
240
40
Mar
42 % Mar
86
180
85
Mar
90
46
797
45
Mar
47%
Feb
51
905
51%
Feb
17%
7,880
49% Jan
12% Jan
14% Feb
18
Feb
'"
16%
50
Feb
«
United'uSs
Valor
Com
Ltd
-i
Ltd
l
:
__
>.
...
6c
17% Jan
Jan
British Columbia Packers class A
•
16%
16%
16
103
14%
Feb
17%
6.60
Jan
British
•
38
38
38%
3,604
35%
40 % Mar
28
44%
44
44%
4,010
40
Jan
Jan
—:
15,500
60c
I
13
.7c
10,000
5.50
5.65
2,150
5.50 Mar
2.15
..
5^0
9c
1G
United-Asbestos
2.25
1,200
2.10 Mar
2.59
5,000
6c
9%c Feb
Jan
British
Broulan
Lithium
Mines Ltd—
Vanguardr Explorations
Virginia-
Mining
8c
Corp
WbstviHe
For
Mines
Co
Ltd
see
26c
3,000
21c
22c
25c
28 c
page
Jan
Reef
4%C
.
1.
7%C
Telephone
Jan
29,800
15c
Jan
29c
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
Brunsman
Mines
97.000
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
Brunswick
Mining
3%c
5c
73c
4,000
78c
Mar
1C
9c
20,000
7c
Jan
-
53c
53C
55c
13
13
14%
Mar
22.000
1
1
Mines
16c
78c
46.
Columbia
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class A
30c
Mar
*
10%
3.00
Brunliurst
27c
,7
Ltd_—1.
footnotes
9c
25c
21c.
Weede»Pyrite & Copper Qprp Ltd_,
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Wcstbwrac" Oil
8c
26c
Ltd
Columbia Power
92c
Jan
Buffadison Gold
12c
Feb
Buffalo
Ankerite
&
3.00
10%
3.25
525
7c
8c
8.000
6%c
7%c
27,2«0
Smelting.- ——-X
3.25
3.50
2,125
1
15c
12c
15c
—1
2.00
1.95
2.05
1
—1
Mines
10%
460
220
7%c
87,500
9,250
Feb
Feb
46 %
Feb
59c
Jan
Mar
14%, Jan
8% Jan
10% Feb
2.20 Jan
3.25 Mar
Jan
8%c Mar
5c
6%c Jan
3.15
12c
Feb
Mar
1.30 Jan
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
22c
Jan
2.15 Mar
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1502)
...
Monday, March 30, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Par
Low
7%c
High
-
Calalta
Mines
Petroleum
Calgary
•
*
& Edmonton
Power common.
preferred
.——100
1
1
•.————
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
Canada
*
•
20
•
10
common—
Canada Cement
Preferred
common
——
——
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Foundries common
preferred ——~—-—.—100
Canada Life Assurance
10
Canada Malting common
—•
Canada Oil Lands
*
Canada
7
100
9c
9c
6,860
18%
17%
18%
1,275
13%
14
831
7%
2,150
7
18c
Iron
414 ','v
17 %C
18c
27c
28c
98c
80c
93c
29 la
29%
30%
9G
94%
96
Canada
Permanent
101
101
9.60
10%
5
Southern
Canada
Oils
Mar
jao
15c
Mar
69c
Mar
28%
Jan
78%
Jan
8
26 %c Feb
36c
1.27
Jan
Feb
Jan
96
Mar
Jan
6.95
35
Jan
100
101
Mar
Jan
10
Mar
4.80
Jan
Feb
5.80
33%
35%
1,931
32
Jan
37
27
27%
36
27
Jan
28%
Feb
Mar
Jan
19 la
19%
22
4,425
36%
95%
36%
37
575
12% Jan
34% Feb
37%
Jan
95%
99 %
265
95% Mar
100%
Feb
217
217
217
115
217
Feb
73
74%.
535
25
25
1.90
6,325
77c
80c
800
53
54
655
53
52
53
490
100
65%
64
65%
335
89
89
89
69%
60
1.75
15
—
Jan
Jan
1.75 Mar
22
Mar
76%
2.35
1.05
Feb
Jan
Feb
88
Max-
90
Jan
Mar
85c
Jan
40
Jan
42%
11%
Jan
12 "ii Mai¬
15%
14%
225
14
Feb
ls
Jan
13c
54
Jan
60
35%
Jan
39% Mar
39% Mar
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
of Commerce—
Preferred
Canadian
A
Class
B
Aluminium com
warrants
C'anners
Canadian
Celancse
—
—
warrants
Canadian
$1
.
—
British
Class
—•
26
•
common—
•
A
12,910
3.434
39%
370
35
Jan
12'A
12
12%-
Mar
4.80
4.90
1,070
1,735
12
4.90
4.20
1,570
14%
14%
470
Chieftain
Jan
14
20%
14%
3.45 Mar
20%
530
17%
100
17
10
11
2,700
10,700
3.65 Mar
Jan
% Mar
15
6.50
Jan
Curtis
Canadian Drawn Steel
5.20 Mai15
Jan
21% Mar
Mar
8%
Jan
18
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
1.26
1.21
1.30
7
6%
7%
1,300
78c
78c
78c
2,125
3.45
3.10
3.50
17,000
2.90 Mar
4.10
Jan
5.00
4.95
5.10
13,355
4.90 Mar
6.05
Jan
*
13%
1.21 Mar
4.55 Jan
64c
Jan
1.57
7%
80c
Dredge & Dock
13% Mar
12
12
235
10%
Jan
12
32
»•
200
12
common
Preferred
31%
32%
4.435
25%
Jan
32%
13%
Class
A
Class
b
13%
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Canadian Food Products
Class
A
1
51c
6%
7%
655
2.47
2.47
2.64
7,775
*
16%
>
33
33
2.75
2.75
7%
7
7%
47
47
50
17%
18
180
38c
38c
900
38c
20o
Oils
Canadian Industries
Imperial
Coulee
Lead
Cowiclian
Zinc
Jan
Mar
Feb
Crcstaurum
Mines
Croinor
Crowpat
Cusco
Minerals
Delnite
Mines
Devon
Dome
Key
7% Mar
350
9%C
10c
7,500
28
28
25
26
Jan
53
53
83
53
Mar
58
12c
9%c
Jan
11c
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
34c
Feb
Jan
14c 14 %C
24,625
41c
Jan
17c
12c
12c
13c
20,103
12c
Mar
18c
Jan
33c
30c
33c
52,364
30c
Jan
40c
Mar
684,010
Jan
56c
70c
49c
JUn
74c
26c
25c
27c
3,500
25c
Mar
34c
Jan
21c
20c
22c
25,800
16c
Jan
25c
Mar
1
.
33c
1
1
13 %c
13c
15C
9,997
12c
Jan
17c
Jan
62c
Jan
62c
!•
Jan
792
5%
Jan
24
25
575
20%
Feb
25
Mar
45
48%
970
25
Jan
51.
Mar
Preferred
Dominion
1.45
35
Electrohome Indus
1.62
Feb
34%
Jan
19
Jan
10% Mar
13%
Jan
21%
24% Mar
16% Mar
45%
33
30
500
1.95
1.95
2.05
3,135
Foundry & Steel common—*
46 %
46%
48
2,940
100
100
50
94
10%
10%
10%
1,149
10
Mar
—•
21
21
21%
300
19%
•
90%
89
90%
83%
•
17%
17%
17%
2,222
21,930
23.50
20%
20%
20%
230
11%
go-
100
Magnesium
•
Stores
common
.
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Preferred
Dominion
9
Mar
Warrants
Textile
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Rights
Dominion
74c
Mar
2,320
1,475
.13%
39% Mar
Jan
1.95 Mar
41%
Jan
2.05 Mar
49-
Jan
Mar
101%- Jan
12
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
92%
Feb
14
Jan
17% Mar
19%
Jan
20% .Mar
1
12
•
11%
11%
l
11 %c
11 %c
13c
32,500
11c
Mar
14c
Jan
l
40c
33c
42c
100,610
17c
Jan
46c
Mar
Duvex Oils & Minerals
1
14c
12c 14 %c
9,125
12c
Mar
16c
Jan
East
1
i0c
10c
11c
32,500
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
10,597
common
Mines
Copper Co
Amplii Gold
East
Sullivan
2,180
9%. Jan
Mar
21c
Jan
40c
Feb
71c
89c
139,383
65c
Feb
7,262
20
27% Jan
95
Feb
3,935
10
Mar
7;B74
773\
28
Jan
1
27 %
27%
27%
1.12 Mar
29%
101
11 %
Feb
Mar
Feb
32% Mar
11%-M;
14%
Feb
Jan
45
Feb
9%c Jan
Jan
60
Feb
18% Mar
24
Jan
7c
126
25
23
Feb
28% Mar
28
28
25
23
Jan
29% Feb
15
15
15%
495
38%
38%
38%
Jan
40% Mar
67
66
68
115
53
Jan
69
Mar
67
65%
67
720
53%
Jan
67
Mines
Mar
1
1.36
1.11
1.38
257,594
80c
Jan
.
42c
40c
44c
57,000
28c
Jan
50c
Jan
1
lie
10 %c
12c
25,570
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
6%
6%
200
6
Feb
30c
32e
10.946
20C
Jan
10c
12c
58,900
9c
Jan
Eureka
*
Corp
1
Explorers Alliance
14% Jan
16
20
Mar
Falconbridge Nickel
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
28
29
3,225
Feb
32
Mar
23
22%
23
1,070
22% Mar
24
Jan
17
17%
1,970
17
Mar
18% Jan
92c
1.13
85c
Mar
1.13 Mar
11c
Mar
92c
12c
lie
20c
7,550
8,685
25e
G.OG
5.85
6.10
5,610
1
16c
15C
17c
9,780
13c
Jan
75c
70,700
53c
Mar
Warrants
Fargo Oils Ltd
Tungsten
Farwest
Cop
Federal Grain class A
•
Fittings class
<■
10%
10%
17c 18 %c
16 %c Jan
Feb
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
•
II
79c
54%
*
122
•
16
1.40
4,500
10
11%
3,370
5.10
400
47%
47%
55
26c
Mining
1
A
35c
Jan
60c
Mar
Jan
Ford ot
10c
Mar
55c
Jan
Foundation
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
Francoeur
78c
Feb
1.55 Mar
Jan
12% Mar
Fraser companies
French Petroleum preferred
5.10
Froblsher
9.40
4.75 Mar
34%
Jan
1.80 Mar
1.07
Feb
47% Mar
7 eo
7.60
7.75
1^2
8,820
7.25 Mar
9.20
1.40
1.48
4,300
1.05
1.63 Mar
3,200
1
Fatima
Jan
Canada
class
A
Co
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
20o
1
125% Mar
17
Mar
6,700
Jan
10%c: Jan
31
31
37
55
7.50
7.85
•
2.00
1.99
2.10
1,600
10,300
31
Mar
7.50 Mar
1.80
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
42% Mar
35
100
Jan
109
Mar
105
105
20
105
Jan
109
Mar
1
22%
22%
23%
7,350
17
Jan
Jan
Feb
6
1,400
7c
6,000
6c
Feb
8%c Mar
5%% preferred
Geco Mines Ltd
567,751
19c
Jan
50c
Mar
General Bakeries
•
8
8
8%
1,810
7
63%
55
69%
II,016
27
Jan
28c
Mar
General Development
General Dynamics
l
16 %c
62
62%
220
57% Feb
64c
Jan
93c
Mar
Genera]
1,263
43% Mar
22c
23c
40,600
25,835
Feb
23%c Jan
1.90
Jan
5%
preferred
100
*
2.55
2.55
2.65
1,305
1
3.50
3.35
3.55
5,845
*
22%
22
22 %
150
20%
Jan
22% Mar
Genex
•
15
15
16%
4,350
12%
Jan
16% Mar
Geo
igc
16c
19c
26,000
15c
Jan
21c
Jan
16c
Jan
19c
Feb
Giant
72c
1,250
283,250
15c
56c
38c
Jan
99c
Mar
7c
7%c
3,000
8c
Jan
1
Giant Mascot Mine
16c
j
68c
1
•
•
13
13
325
~Z*
34c
39c
"•
9,930
2.10
2.10
100
11%
Shs'~I—I_
64c
11%
11%
157% 157%
325
140
1.23
Jan
Jan
2.50 Mar
3.30 Jan
6%c Jan
11% Jan
32c
1.65
89c
2.85
Jan
Feb
Feb
4.10 Jan
14
Feb
Jan
44 %c Mar
2.00' Mar
4.00 Jan
10% Jan
157
Jan
11% Feb
164
Jan
65c
13,950
50c
Jan
75c
Mar
39c
3,500
27c
Jan
39c
Mar
28 %0 30 %c
•
63c
37c
•
9%
3,624
22cA Jan
8c
•
8c
4,800
6%c Jan
*
1
15c
9%
9%
219
11 %c
13c
25,100
11c
Feb
11c
13c
lie
2,100
11c
Jan
13c
17C
32,300
1,000
166,611
85,735
13c
7c
7c
14%
13%
15
3.05
2.50
3.15
3.85
8%
6c
11
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.55 Mar
10
17c
8c
15
General
Steel
Wares
Preferred
Ltd
16
16%
1,160
90
Uranium
Mines
11c
lie
6.40
6.80
39c
33c
42c
12c
14c
12,500
20c 20%c
14c
1
20 %c
1
Manitou
for
Ltd—One
Mines
25c
Goldfields
39c
for
new
38c
41c
*
•
185
192
45
7
7
200
Mat
Grafton
*
15%
15%
150
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
3.95 Mar
class
A
Granby Consolidated Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd—Name changed
to Granby Mining Co Ltd
Grand & Toy
10
Grandroy Mines
•
Granduc
Mines
45
31c
1.69
l
3.90
8,240
3.90 Jan
30c
Great
Lakes
Paper
6,566
1,250
24c
Mar
47c
Jan
Great
Lakes
46c
Power
38c
Jan
52c
Mar
6,900
48c
Feb
63c
Jan
Great Northern Gas
95,562
833,050
6,220
19o
Jan
36c
Mar
61c
Jan
Warrants
Class B warrants
55c
36c
7gc
74c
85c
\
4.05
4.00
4.05
1
41c
38c
43c
8,900
38c
67c
68c
2,700
57c
1
•
4.30
4.10
4.30
5,025
•
20
19%
21%
6,737
3.50 JanMar
3.80
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
1.05 Feb
4.50 Jan
Great Plains
Deveion
Jan
Great
Feb
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Feb
Feb
4.10 Mar
16% Mar
Feb
90
Feb
Jan
Jan
6.25 Mar
30c
Jan
10c
18c
Jan
19c -.Feb
1.50 Mar
12c
Feb
7.45
Jan
59c
Feb
Mar
14c
Mar
Jan
22c
Feb
16 %c Mar
40c
Jan
West
45
50
31c
35c
1.41
1.72
21,100
15,850
1,850
45
32c
185
6%
Jan
46%c Feb
Jan
194% Feb
7% Feb
Feb
15% Mar
17
Mar
45
Mar
38c
Mar
45
20c
Jan
Jan
1.41 Mar
2.24 Mar
35% Jan
23% Jan
42% Mar
160
450
8.25 Mar
41
Coal
Voting trust
38
41
29
28%
29%
8.25
8.25
5%
5%
5%
1,200
5% Mar
2.90
2.70
2.95
2,785
2.25 Mar
3.35 Jan
2.70
2.70
2.75
730
2.70 Mar
3.30 Jan
%
15%
15%
6%
1,500
6
85
*
1
common
57c
5.25
9c
4.25 Mar
Jan
Feb
8.25
73%
85
1,355
10%
10
10%
10%
9%
ioy8
2,062
2,140
•
common
Warrants
75c
22%
5c
1.05
Jan
Mar
63% Jan
49% Jan
each five
Goodyear Tire Canada common
Mackay class A.
46c
48C
40,800
89
75
Ltd—Being
Uranium
24c
25c
26C
17,050
988,000
3.40
8%
Manitou-Barvue
3.65
II
18 %C
3.70 Mar
12%
24% Mar
held
•
36c
2,500
1,840
40,125
nc
1
1
1
21,200
6 70
—1
exchanged
2,600
1.30
l
Mines
Mines
Mines
105
90
16c 16%c
l
Consolidated Dragon Oil
I_7
1.20
T
Gold
Consolidated East Crest
3.65 Jan
90
1.30
Eagle Gold
Golden
old
5,015
16%
•
Mining
Glenn
4.00
1
Prospecting
Yellowknlfe
Goldale
Gold
600
3.80
43%
100
Mines
Scientific
Glacier
4.10
3.90
•
common
4.10
43%
4.00
44%
1
1
com
A
Gordon
15%c Feb
17c
1%
103
Feb
34 %c Mar
10c
Motors
General Petroleum Canada
Class
101
100
7,450
62c
2.20 Mar
37% Jan
17c
1.50 Mar
Mar
9.09 Jan
1,005
1.61
15c
35
1,175
19,700
,
Jan
8c
7%
75c
Consolidated Mlc Mac oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
14%
108% Jan
42%
77c
_
1,595
9%c
6%
1.46
Marbendr Mines
Marcus Gold Ltd
2,553
16%
9e
41%
65c
1
122 125%
15%
Jan
Feb
Mar.
6%
70c
Consolidated Halllweli
57
42%
1.35
Arrow
99c
Jan
*
73c
1
Jan
50
79c
56%
7.50
common.
70c
Warrants
65c
323
79c
54%
•
Power
1.46
•
100
Jan
Feb
Gatlneau
1
I
10%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
1
Consolidated
91
Jan
Jan
75e
1
Jan
10%
«
-
1.12
44
55
100
_10
common
Jan
8.29 Feb
49
33c 44%c
23c
•
",
35c
19%c Feb
10%
49
16c
42 %c
l
53c
7c
1
2.50
73c
5.75 Mar
1.50
,
1 PO
Zl
1
27%
1
Feb
1.30
Discovery
29
Jan
1,36
Jan
15%cMar
17%
Jan
10%
45c
•
*
2.00
,
6% Mar
1
Famous
3.00
13c
Mines
lie
j
20%
74c
1.38 Mar
1
A
Jan
1.60
37%
Eld rich Mines common
1.40 Mar
1.02
50
El Sol Mining Ltd
Erie Flooring class
2.00 Mar
jjfjp
Jan
•
500
35
1.58
10
5,241
.
Jan
20
A
20
35c
Mines
17 %c Mar
1.40
11c
■
2.65 Mar
Jan
2.20
63c
"
Jan
7%c
20
23c
Petroleum
2.00
33,100
1.40
12c
_I
6,800
15c
2.00
69c
Mines
2.40
12 %c
20
28,250
1,103,245
65,780
4,350
14,000
,
1.43
2.10
13c
2 15
1 60
Equipment
1.42
2.40
Jan
30
Investment Trust-
1.42
1
1
Common
Elder
1*35
1
Mines
17,7.70
995
Min
East Malartlc Mines
21c 22 %c
20
-
Jan
Jan
14c
common
Eddy Paper class
•
•
For footnotes see page 46.
8c
23c
9
Jan
18%
10
Howey Gold
Feb
500
Jan
23
84c
5.00
Consolidated
2.25
ll1,4
Economic
19
Mines
Consolidated
5.10 Mar
Jan
8%
Feb
28% 29>/4
100%. 100%
I*
Consolidated
Jan
1.82
11%
Feb
50
Consol Central Cadillac
-
3.00
10,495
22%
15
225
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated Calliman Flln
t
3,000
1.95
23
78%
32c
Mines
4.85
L85
Jan
11%
Mar
14,100
„•
6.30 Mar
1
Fenimore
4.50
58c
•
12% Mar
160
_
Golden
2.65
Mar
2.50
51c
82c
28%
1
Consolidated
1.30 Mar
Jan
4.85
1
Petroleum
100
210
8%c
•
Consolidated
Jan
2.55
45c
775
37,300
37%
Mines
Consolidated
1.00
500
17
75
1
Denison
18,800
16 %
55c
156
1
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
14,100
1.15
2.60
45c
151/,,
12%
gc
Oil
47c
1.03
•
12%
j
Allenbee
Feb
Mar
2.60
1.10
9c
Mines
1
Consolidated
14
1.28
73%
12%
7%c
Coldstream
Con
Jan
22%
73% Mar
1
"Offered
11%
28c
Eastern Metals
37%
Mines
Life
405
1,200
8% Mar
g%c
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Coniaurum
13%
5,700
20% Feb
12%
Mining & Smelting
Confederation
13%
2.46 Mar
20,250
7% Mar
20
Coniagas Mines
20% Mar
65c
Jan
30%
.
National
Jan
1.50
62c
11%
Cody Reco
Conduits
18
32%
15% Jan
«
Commonwealth
•}. 125
1.35
825
«
Metals
20
9c
Ltd
29%
Cochenour Wlllans
Colomac
21%
20
16%c Mar
Jan
31%
4,685
pfd_l20
Combined Enterprises
Jan
1.98
31
Duvan
30
Charter Oil
Combined
19
1
Donalda
12%
Oil
Cooper
Yellowknlfe
075
2
18
*
common
40,839
21
25c
7%
.
Dunlop
17,138
2.27
Oils
G.60
*
Cockshutt Farm
15c
2.15
20%
Seagrams
Palmer
Distillers
Feb
Mar
13c
2.25
20%
20
*
,
Jan
11
Can Met Explorations
Cochrane
Feb
Feb
Feb
Mar
1
Deldona Gold Mines—!
19%
10
B
Chromium
12c
.
52%
Jan
Vickcrs
Gold
74c
1
Mines
Horn
Mar
8.50
Captain Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Chlmo
8
Jan
4.95
Jan
Mai
—1
17
~i
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chlbougamau Mining & Smelting
Feb
29%c
...
Mar
371",
Cop
6%
88,100
5.75 Mar
.—5
Mines
7%
Salt
Kayrarid
400
55c
Jan
3.90
Mar
1.10 Mar
—1
—
7
10
Mines
Chester ville Mines
7%
43c
4.15
Jan
14c
23c
_.
17% Mar
21
Cheskirx
7%
-—1
47
io
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Castle Trcthewey
Central Canada Investments
Central Del Rio
4,300
19c
1.90
—
Zellerbach
6.30
•
Cassiar
4.80
;
Trust
Crown
7%
•
Warrants
Mar
4.60
15%cMar
-.10
Pershing
Crown
17%
—100
;
102
Crestbrook Timber wts
65
1,640
common
Candore Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Chib
Jan
Jan
Canadian Northwest Mines
,
Mar
Jan
9c
13%c Jan
Jan
22c
Central Pat Gold
Central Porcupine
Mar
1.85
1
Western
100
50c
Dominion
14%
Inca
Williston
1,235
Cree Oil of Canada warrants.
Dominion Steel & Coal
1.50 Mar
64c
preferred
102
•
Jan
11% Mar
#
5%%
101
III
Jan
5,347
•
Canadian
Jan
101%
13 %c
8
2,467
50
Canadian
106
*
4.
Dairies
12
Gold
aI__
39
Feb
Bridge
1.57
Malartlc
Class
Jan
100
4
6.40
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
34
85
——.
•
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class
3,197
105
Copper
Dominion
1.50
Locomotive
Canadian
39
104
III
Bit
•
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp common—
5.40
37%
—
Dome
11%
common
1953 warrants
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
5.25
39
*
Dominion
1.50
Preferred
Cos
Jan
7%
_.
Feb
11%
Canadian
Oil
Mar
72c
.
—.—
Jan
1
preferred
7c
22,610
6,520
Distillery class A
205
-
31,000
87c
■
Dominion
2.80
8%c
80c
46C
Jan
33
7%c
87c
100
_.
75c
2.90
7%C
5.35
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Jan
10a
Canadian
North
Feb
2.50 Mar
17%
Canadian Husky Oil
Warrants
Canadiah Hydrocarbon
Canadian
25
"
Crest
Canadian Homestead
5%
6% Mar
100
*
class a
Mar
2.31 Jan
90
4
4ic
100
Securities
High
Canadian
5,790
*
common
—
Canadian
55c
*
com
Preferred
Canadian Gen
Canadian
52c
15,700
100
Preferred
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle Oil common
I,000
9,703
15c
-IP
—.
preferred
Class b
Mar
13c
Coppercorp
Cosmos
20c
12c
14%c
—1
common
——...
Copp Clark Publishing-
Corby
Feb
—1
Exploration
Conwesi
Mar
7c
5%c Max
15%c Feb
Mar
15c
—1
Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co
Deer
•
,
Consolidated West
16 %c 16 %c
Feb
40c
—1
Basin
Jan
•
Wright
Devonian Petroleum
—1
8c
Ffcb
26c
38c
4.80
Sudbury
Jan
1
i
common
Pershcourt
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mining
3
Pete
Collieries
Preferred
5,050
1.05 Mar
Jaa<
Mar
Feb
18%
17%
10%
•
Canadian
Canadian
3.45
4.75
•
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
60
39%
25
Canadian
Canadian
59
38%
38%
•
common
preferred
Canadian
59
3.75
.
class
7c
39%
39%
6c
Craigmont Mines
50c
4.0,000
6c
5%c
Mine
25 %c Mar
25c
5%e
Oils
2.55 Mar
Jan
63c
56,084
7c
—1
Jan
500
1
20
35,740
32c
6%c
Peak
65% Mar
360
Minerals
1.05
27c
7c
Consolidated
54
7,770
Astoria
83C
31c
33c
Feb
60c
Canadian
1.05
Mines——
30c
Consolidated
1.50
1
Mines
High
18c
33c
Jan
3.65
15'7
IOC 10 %c
10,500
—1
49
42%
*
16,115
21c
Consol Northland Mines.
58
41
B_.
LOff>
2.24
20c
13,166
6,710
Craig
60c
class
Nicholson
Jan
3.40
Cable
Negus
Consolidated
57
41
&
High
2.05
2
Consolidated
Feb
60c
Wire
2.13
1
Explor—
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
2.85 Mar
Low
1
Morrison
75c
3.60
Canada
Consolidated
51
—1
Petroleum
—.
Par
Consolidated Mogul
10% Mar
12
34
205
'17
Consolidated
Jan
Canada Steamship Lines common.
*
Preferred
r_12.50
Canada
Southern
7
16c
27
10
warrants
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
23 %c Mar
500
80c
Mtge
Jan
10
6% Mar
570
5
9c
39
12%
39,940
10%
Feb
MARCH
High
161% Jan
150
8.50
•
A
Ltd preferred
Canada Safeway
5%
815
101
8.80
Feb
0V2C Jan
865
54
Packers
37
5,237
27,750
1.82
class
Canada
6%c Jan
G,616
27c
1
—«—-———1
25c
Oils
Calgary
5e/o
770
class A..
Burrard Dry Dock
Cadamet
18,520
38
7
'
-*
•
Burlington
Mines
8c
37
*
Bunker Hill Ext—
Cable
7c
37 ^
14
1
•
Lake—
Building Products
Bui lochs Ltd class A
Red
Buffalo
Low
class
.
.
A
ir
1
•
•
•
.
•
300
15% Mar
SYa
44
30% Feb
9.50 Mar
6%
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
-6% Jan
Feb
85
Mar
9%
Feb
10% Mar
9%
Jan
10% Mar
Volume
Number 5833
389
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1503)
431
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Grey hawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gridoil Freehold
Gulf
Lead
12%
12%
1,605
3.50
3.50
26%
11c
26%
34
10 %c
llc
7,000
200
8c
Mar
12
Jan
2.00 Jan
Lime
4.80
14c
8c
Jan
Feb
27
8 VaC
8%C
9c
8,500
16%
16%
16%
5.95
12,513
11,743
14% Mar
5.35
3.50 Jan
4.60 Mar
*
4.95
4.25
4.95
400
Z
10c
8c
10c
34,700
*
Alabastine
&
13% Mar
Jan
5.70
Gurney Products common
Gwillim
Lake
Gold
Jan
Jan
1
.
FOR WEEK
48
48
49
1,350
i7-%
200
4,920
16% Mar
370
104% Mar
Feb
Mar
13c
Feb
19
Jan
7.50
Jan
Feb
6.50
Mar
Feb
10c
38%
Jan
49 % Mar
15
Jan
20
8c
ENDED
MARCH 27
High
20c
9c
26
1
Mines
Warrants
Gypsum
113,599
12 %
1
Mines
Gunner
12c
10
-
Mines
Low
High
10 %C
9c
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Low
11c
•
•
Par
Preferred
Mat ache wan
*
common
Rock
104%
105
10
Mines
Minerals
Medallion
Mldrim
14c
Jan
Afidwest
25c
Jan
18%c
21c
21c
15,588
20C
17c
20c
54,200
Jan
25c
Feb
8%c Jan
23c
Feb
Jan
Mar
1
1
48c
45c
48c
42,850
45c
Mar
8c
7%C
8c
32,400
9%
9%
9%
3,398
7%c Jan
6% Mar
llc
•
Lake
Mines
Hees fGeo H) & Co
Hendershot
Paper preferred
58c
70
76
Mar
70
10
Heva Gold Mines
l
6c
6c
6c
15,000
Highland
1
1.80
1.80
1.80
100
0
5C
50
50%
150
7%
7%
170
G%
Jan
Jan
Dauch
Hinde ft
Hi Tower
(Canada)..
Holilnger
Drilling
Consol Gold
Home Gil
Co
•
.
Jan
51
Feb
35% Mar
33%
35%
9,319
30%
18%
18
18%
3,990
17% Mar
21
18
17%
18%
4,208
17
Mar
20%
44
45%
600
40
Jan
41
41
75
40% Jan
•
common
*
-
41
50
5.25
3,865
4.25
Jan
60
60
63
2,128
57%
Jan
17%
Hoyie Mining
;
Hudson Bay Mining ft Smelting
17%
18%
1,898
16% Mar
17c
5.15
•
•
5.00
•
Brick
Jan
1,793
62
Jan
71%
71%
70%
71%
.
33%
11%
33%
25
11%
12
1,485
20
100
20
1.50 Mar
31%
Jan
10% Feb
19% Jan
Feb
34% Mar
12%
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
Jan
39%
1,560
12%
Feb
15% Jan
100
49%
Jan
53
1,750
12%
13%
53
53
7%
50
Mar
9%c
Jan
Jan
Mar
7% Mar
_•
7%
26,189
4%
Jan
10
19
19
19%
443
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
1
6
5%
6%
2,560
5% Mar
7%
Jan
16
16
16%
585
2.70
;
pfd
2.70
2.85
850
62c
54c
65c
14,550
20
—
1
5%
6
Jan
6c
36,200
38%
_
Jan
5%
200
8c
37%
5%
77%
30%
5%
6%C
38
13%
•
Pipe Line
Syndicate common
90%
89%
91%
5,161
.1
common
Ltd
Interprovlnclal
31c
30c
33c
02,200
5,701
54%
54%
51%
25c
35
35
35
25c
29%
29
29%
J
;__t:
_,
15
7,140
Irish Copper
i
2.96
2.85
3.20
157,175
Iron" Bay
1
2.40
2.39
2.45
3,900
Mines
Mines..
10
...
13
12%
13%
i
preferred
675
71c
61c
71c
73,225
2.30
83,730
40c
43c
13,200
10%
11%
2,835
1.95
....
Jaye Exploration
Jefferson Lake
Knitting
Porcupine
Corp
43c
15
2.60
54c
Feb
Feb
Mar
83
Jan
27c
Jan
16% Mar
3.4o
70c
x-eb
Feb
94% Mar
41 %c
Jan
Feb
48% Mar
26% Jan
55%
21%
30% Mar
2.30
2.05
Jan
35
Mar
Jan
4.35 Mar
Jan
2.55
Jan
12
Jan
13% Afar
53c
Feb
74c
100
preferred
Mines
1.87 Mar
10
Mar
Jan
Afar
Nello
Neon
New
New
16c
Jan
Mar
2.40
2.59
1,770
9%
14,795
8% Mar
5.00
2.59
Jan
21c
9
Oils
55c
2,100
5.45
1,850
4.60 Mar
1.95
Jan
Calumet
Warrants
Canada
J
19%
1
Copper
2.97
2.80 Afar
64c
*
12%
Jan
Jan
24c
72c
28c
2.96
Afar
New
Jason
Kelore
New
...1
....
1_.
Feb
2.75
2.98
6,100
46,325
2.35
Jan
llc
Mar
6c
Mar
12% MaT
14c
Afar
20%
Jan
•
Ltd
Mining
ft
Exploration
class
12c
Jan
43c
Jan
6,150
13c
Feb
22c
Mar
23,600
38C
Jan
73c
Jan
20c 20 Vic
50c
50c
54c
32c
39,500
20c
Jan
34c
Mar
30C
29C
30c
25,500
26c
Jan
38c
Alar
2.45
2.40
2.50
7,120
7 Vic
8c
4,625
32c
27c
14c
12c
14c
0,000
1.25
1.21
1.29
68,225
10c
9c lOVic
18,347
19c
35c
Manitoba Mining & SmeHTng
1
Mylamanue ..Exploration——
—1
47c
45c
50c
5,200
2.05
1.86
2.12
200,935
Mines
]
New
Rouyn Alerger
Senator Rouyn
New
Superior Oils
>1
1
New
7 Vic
8 Vic
2,500
17c
20c
68,107
7c
7c
7 Vic
4,020
1.10
1.20
2,540
16 Vic 16 Vic
1,000
*
Mining ft smelting
Rights
77,000
17c
.1
Mines
Nickel
180,000
1
Mines
90c
1.08
.46,476
13 %c
1.05
lie
14c
50,825
1
Mines
95c
1.05
1.17
2,300
1
Gold
2.35
2.30
2.45
8.200
—1
Mines
6%c
6%c
7c
14.000
23c24Vic
53% 55%
II,600
-
,1
*
;
Mines
54
3,342
1
10c
1
Mines
37C
34c
,38c
128,800
3.95
3.80
4.00
4,371
«
Corp
Niekel
9c lOVic
22c
11,884
•
North Canadian Oils common
Preferred
21c22 Vic
29,600
15 %c
Norsyncomaque Mining.
Oils Ltd
;
Northcal
14c
c17c
45,900
24c
21c
25c
81,7 75
.25®
—
3.75
50
35%
Warrants
.
1.40
2.25
2.60
Jan
10c
Feb
12c
15c
Jan
Mar
1.05
1.52 Mar
Jan
12c
Jan
GVic
Jan
23c
Mar
26c
Jan
37c
Mar
35c
Jan
55c
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
2.37 Mar
7%c Feb
9%c Feb
10c
Jan
25c
6c
Jan
9Vic Feb
1.18
1.40
1.01 Mar
15c
Jan
llc
19c
Feb
66c
Mar
14c
2.65 Alar
6%c Jan
8Vic Feb
15c
52%
30c
Mar
Jan
58
Mar
9c
Jan
13 %c
31c
Feb
42c
3.15
27c
Feb
14c
Mar
24c
36c
Jan
4.60
3.35 Mar
4.00
35 %
'1:48
2,600
64c
21,537
55c
Mar
74c
40c
Mar
52c
5
1
63c
58c
62c
Jan
North Goidcrest Mines Ltd
1
43c
41c
45c
22,079
.
35
Feb
Mar
4.50 Mar
Jan
20c
20c
Jan
Jan
1.37
Northgate Exploration Ltd
Mar
1.20
Feb
2.16
3.65
4,130
Jan
Jan
Jan
96c
36
Jan
1.80
1.35 Mar
-Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
75c
Alar
North
Rankin
1
1.65
1.60
1.88
234,210
Jan
Northspan Uranium
1
1.82
1.80
1.90
1.20
1.14
1.21
26,365
2,015
435
12
Feb
14% Mar
43
42 %
43
25
42
Feb
44
14%
14 %
14 %
1,446
14% Feb
15%
Jan
50c
55c
1,075
50c
Feb
1.10
Jan
3.55
3.50
3.75
3,960
3.50 Mar
5.00
Jan
1.40
1.50
3,200
„f
15
14%
15
4,970
•
27%
27%
27%
25
20
3.25
3.25
3.50
2,952
17c
15c
20c
25.001
15c
Mar
20
4.0c
35c
41c
11,000
23c
Jan
42c
100
77
77
77
155
75
Jan
79
9%c
2,500
9c
Mar
12c
GOc
65C
24,310
60c
Mar
95c
28
810
Jan
Jan
Class A warrants
2,675
30 %
200
9% Mar
1.02 Mar
1.30
3.70
80%
81%
]
9%c
9%c
9%c
86%
Jan
11 %c
Jan
30c
Feb
23c
6,500
5.00
5.40
4,627
29c
30c
8,000
5.55
5.40
5.55
1,010
3.35
3.35
3.35
320
26
25
26
95
1.55
1.53
12c
80
4.45
24c
3.50
Jan
Mar
Jan
3.00 Jan
24%
1.38
Jan
Jan
12c
13C
4.12
5.00
17,425
17,700
2,000
2.12
2.11
2.15
3,650
29
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Grocterias
1.50 Mar
3.70 Mar
Jan
30c
1
Jan
2.20 Mar
GOc
Jan
5.00
1
class A 1st pfd
30
29
29%
655
29%
Jan
1.40
Feb
1.47 Mar
Jan
22c
Mldes
11%
9c
•
Mines
% Mar
22c
95
3
.
Mar
6,750
•
Gold
Jan
49,734
15,500
1,565
1
Gold
25%
31
9%
1.15
Mines
30
1.47
2.G5
Mining
27% Mar
North Star Oil common
12c
Jan
4c
Mar
2.11 Mar
5.40 Afar
31c
Jan
6.00 Mar
3.75 Feb
28%
Jan
1.61 Afar
17c
Jan
6%c Jan
Class
1956
13
•
50
A
warrants
1957
warrants
•
Northern Canada Mines
Northern Ontario Natural
•
Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern Telephone
Rights
Northland
Oils Ltd
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Norvalie
,
13
1
24c
20c
24c
154,750
Beaucage
Nova
Mines
I
1.75
1.35
2.00
844
•
17c
18c
3,250
•
17
17
285
Nudulama
Oakville
Alines
Wood
Specialties..
2.48
Jan
Ogama
31
Feb
Oka
Gold
Mar
6%C
6 Vic
7c
27,000
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
1
15c
14 Vac
15c
3,400
13c
Jan
17c
Afar
31% Mar
Okalta
40% Feb
O'Leary
Malartlc
•
20c
19c
21c
19,500
42
Feb
Ontario
Jockey Clib common
•
2.60
2.50
2.60
20,295
46
45
46 %
300
44% Feb
14%
16
3,310
Oils
got
58c
4,500
37c
Jan
65c
Jan
10
11
1,165
8
Feb
11
Feb
6%c
Jan
26c
Afar
Class B preferred
20
9
9
9%
140
8
Jan
10
26
Jan
Mar
48c
Jan
Ontario
Loan
Jan
24 %c
Jan
Ontario
Steel
9c
9%c
4.100
9C
Feb
11 %c
Feb
Opemiska
X
22c
21c
22c
33,550
20c
Feb
40c
Jan
Orange
•
15c
14c 16 %c
27,100
7c
Jan
19c
Mar
Cons
2,345
36C
50c
121,700
25c
Jan
55c
10c
42,500
9c
Mar
J6c
Jan
1
43c
10c
125
1.16
1.25
20,850
42
3.10
42
43%
2.90
3.15
1.00
1.05
2,745
10,400
45,300
1-05
•
Majortrans
•
4%c
1.12
1.06
1.15
9,860
8c
9c
10,000
1.05
1.40
2,007
22%
55,300
32c
Jan
65c
Mar
1
37C
35c
38c
6,500
34c
Feb
45o
~1
15%
15%
15%
6,688
14 % Mar
18%
Jan
10
10
10%
1,490
9.20 Mar
12%
Jan
32%
32%
33 %
31
Alines
Lake
71c
J.
9C
8 Vic
9c
1
6c
5%c
7%c Mar
Jan
Jan
1.03 Feb
7%c
Jan
1.05 Mar
Feb
15%
12% Jan
93
94
100
33c
71,825
93
26c
Feb
Mar
27%
Feb
Parbec Alines
5c
Feb
Pardee
1.15
llc
16%
97
10c
Jan
Jan
20c
30c
36,700
25 %c
Jan
Feb
Afar
42 %c Mar
llc
25 %c
Paramaque
Parker
Pater
5% Mar
Jan
Drilling
of
Feb
Mar
2.05 Mar
40c
Feb
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Paymaster
PCE
Pomhtno
Pineline
Ltd
Jan
6Vic
Jan
13c
Mar
6c
9,500
5%C Jan
7%c
40c
56c
41c
52c
18,337
3.15
3.15
225
32c
Alar
Feb
Jan
4.00
65c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
50c
55c
7,500
5.25
1,423
4.45
Jan
5.30
Jan
1.95
1,500
1.15
Jan
2.15
Feb
4.50
11,797
3.15
Feb
4.50 Afar
1.80
4.50
3.80
1
—J
1
18 %C
*
22
18c
20c
Feb
23c
Jan
20c
20c
21c
11,009
17c
Jan
22c
Feb
32c
25c
32c
47,400
21c
Jan
33c
Feb
14,600
18c
9%
11% Jan
10
4,075
9
Jan
31
common..
common—
Peoples Credit common
2.85
Jan
5.10
51c
—1
Gold
Peumans
75c
5.500
51c
1.80
Pato Consol
60c
Jan
3.15
2
Canada
36% Mar
Mar
59c
1
1
Uranium
Patino
Jan
33c
•
Amalgamated Mines
22% Mar
8,500
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.40 Afar
28,200
1.07
•
Alines
Mar
215,175
12c
Hersey Tubes
15c
19c
10c
—
Warrants
65c
22
26c
Petroleums
Pacific
•
1,125
14%
Mines
Porcupine
1.82
00c
Pamour
15c
-
Afar
1
48c
Jan
1.50
~t
13c
GOc
1.10
16c
j.
Jan
Jan
92c
1.72
28 %c
.
Jan
9%c
3,595
1,000
2,400
1
act
3.35
6,500
35c
_•
nnrra
4,960
llc
33c
Marigold
faafrmfne
5%
10c
20c
3,000
15
93
J
10%
4.80
Petroleum
MnH+tmp
„
10
5%
Palliser
22%
31c
ll%c
1
12% Mar
10%
10 %C
Page
17c
Oils
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
3%c
3%C
1.20
Mines
8.90
29
26%
*
1
Copper
Feb
21,786
1
•
19,860
22% Mar
Gold
Feb
5c
1
.1
160
1.47
4c
1
100
85
23
3.25
21%
Uranium
Mines
28
22%
44%
100
Goldfields
Preferred
23
Jan
163,050
Barvue
Maple Leaf Milling common
*
Jan
15c
Ma "east
*
28
10
2.55
1.16 Mar
24%
10c
Manitou
Maple Leaf Gardens
common
35%
24%
llc
1
Mines
Maker Shoes Ltd
Osisko
Debenture
Jan
9c
2.71
10c
3.05 Feb
2.80
1
Goods
2.66 Jan
2.71
ft
Products
Crush
Orenada
Ormsby
Sporting
Feb
52c
15C
•
Jan
Jan
55c
30c
1
2.70
10%
2,950
_1
1.35
23c
10
39,850
Lake
Jan
Warrants
18c
& Bloedel class B
Mar
Preferred
38c
Cockshutt
1.90
Feb
10c
Red
1.08 Mar
18c
Feb
35c
z
8,300
17%
17c
;
1.16
46
35c
Explorations
1.10
Jan
1
Macclonald Mines
1.15
Feb
12
Lorado
Mines
Mar
Mar
Jan
1
17
12c
Jan
Co.
23c
Mar
90c
Feb
Goldfield
Mar
14
18
34
20c
Minine
Jan
17c
Jan
34
18 %c
Lyndh'jr-»
Jan
2.00 Mar
Jan
29%
20c
Louvicourt
Jan
Mar
Jan
490
•
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Feb
30c
Mar
7c
1,100
Mines
1.35
24c
14%
1,813
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium
13%c Jan
'*
66c
31
Warrants
Jan
50
39 %
316,000
3.25
Jan
40,500
39%
|
27% Mar
4.00 Feb
46,137
37%
warrants
A
Jan
90c
16
Preferred
25
16%
9c 11 Vic
37%
30 %
16%
10
38%
30%
Jan
72c
39%
30
A
Feb
13%
16
.*
preferred
class
1.60
1.30 Jan
Jan
87c
80
1st
Jan
11 %C
•
B
Cos
•Class B
1.80
•
Gold
Metals
Rare
1.00 Mar
•
!
Rockland
Jan
Jan
•
Mines
Cement
Ocean
1.97
2.55
1
Obaska Lake Mines
O'Brien
Jan
lJfc Mar
1.35
31
250
30
Mar
32
Jan
22
22
100
19%
Jan
25
Mar
9
'
Jan
1.18 Mar
35%
;
Feb
7Vic Jan
86c
1
Lexindln
Macmillan
Feb
Jan
1.25
Mines
Gold
pat1
7c
Jan
31c
Mar
9%
Leltch Gold
Marcon
Jan
8c
29,500
56c
1.12
1
.Leneourt
Maralgo
-Jan
15,150
11,300
5C
12c
40c
■
35c
08c
3.70
Luz Mines
Malartlc
6%c
11 %c
5,496
81
Shore
Magnet
5%c
6c
Jan
46,563
1
Mines
Wasa
Mages
Alar
68C
.1
Mines
Gas
MacLeod
69c
75c
1.45
1
Llngman Gold Mines
Madsen
Jan
22c
29%
10
A
Debentures
Macfie
34c
33c
GOc
29%
•
Mines
Dufault
Macassa
41,662
3.25 Jan
27%
62c
Laura-Seccrrd Candy
„
19%
57c
1
Preferred
Cement
Class
4,108
9c
.20c
(John)
Cinch
63c
...1
Kroy Oils Ltd
Class
Jan
19%
Jan
12c (Afar
45c
Jan
llc
Minerals
Kirkland Townslte
Loblaw
8%
34,500
19%
6.10
52,500
56c
39 Vic
14%
15 Vi-Alar
Jan
30c
Normctal Mining
Mar
Alar
15%c
Norlartic
Jan
16c
8c
17c
Norgold
20c
Jan
25c
1
Noranda Mines
Feb
Mar
13Vic
165
34c
Acme
9c
Jan
4.60 Mar
19
Jan
21,100
1
Mines
Rim
5%
Feb
Jan
llc
]
Nickel
4.50
3.00
16
,
Feb :
27c
•
Mines
Taku
27%
Jan
1
Mines
Gold
27%
15%
•
Newnorth
20% Mar 1
1
_
Newlund Mines
New
Jan
Mar
20
10c
•
Alines
New
Jan
14c
25C
500
Mines
Hosco
Feb
10% Jan
Canada
Harricana
New
Mar
15%
15%
•
Pete
Delhi
New
I,000
40c
Feb
27c
1
Dickenson Mines
Goldvue
22,200
15c
Jan
10 %c
.1
New
New
860
15c
20o
Mines
Davies
New
230
6,275
9cll%c
lie
5%
4.50
17%
Jan
Feb
l
New
Jan
Jan
5%
4.10
17%
4.20
1.04
54c
G8c
Warrants
Warrants
Little
320
11
11%
9%C 11 %c
Zj
Mines
Gold
50
Jan
Mar
1
New Concord Develop
New Continental Oil of
NOrpax
Kelly Douglas class A
27%
Feb
1.04
19%
109
Mar
14
8c
Jan
Ii
Uranium
Bidlamaque Gold
New
24c
135,200
16,742
27%
•
New Bristol Oils
21C
62c
210
27%
—25®
Alines
New Athona Alines
Nor
24c
13,700
20
•
—
Labine
Feb
GOc
085
20
__.20
Alger
44c
21 %c
60,400
;iic
Products
Nesbitt
Jan
GOc
29c
15%
♦
common
Mines
28c
24c
25c
15%
10 %c
•
32c
Jonsmlth Mines
27c
lOVic
•
29c
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd..
•Jumping Pound Petrol
,
Jan
Mines
31c
La map tie
80c
National Steel Car
Mines
La
41,555
Nealon
Nipissing
Lake
85 Vb Mar
Hosiery Mills class B
Nisto
Lake
Jan
common
Preferred
Feb
Osu
75
18c
Jan
.Lake
33
1
21c
-
85
Explorations Ltd
34c
Lake
85
Creek
Jan
Lake
85
Nama
Mar
Lakeland
41 % Mar
Jan
13c
Lake
Jan
Mar
18c
Lafarge
40
45c
40,632
Labrador
188
54c
37,100
7,010
Labatt
41
835,100
12,550
18c
Kirfcland
40%
47c
23c
•
41
65c
Joltet-Quebec
«
26%
26%
Jan
Jan
54c
17c
-
Jan
22%
14%c Jan
40c
20c
'
Feb
22"%
617
62c
18C
Kilembe
27c
514
25
46c
22c
of
57,000
25
1
(1939)
Gold
20c
25
1
Mines
Kenvllle
17c
Minerals
National
Jan
Jan
8c
16% Mar
24%
Wright Iron
New
40c
3.75
Jan
Jan
Multi
Jobunie Gold
Kerr-Addison
2.85
I_4o
Preferred
Jellicoe Mines
Kelvinator
13%
Jan
25
Jan
53% Mar
7%c
Inspiration Min & Dev..
?
6 Vic Mar
2,350
2.90
2.00 Mar
25
2.00
Jan
53%
1
Preferred
;
2,000
15%
Jan
•
National Grocers
49
53
.4.86%
Natural Gas tommon
Jupiter
20c
3.40
7%c
Feb
35c
Mar
24,425
1,325
Jan
49c
•
Jan
630
53
common.*
...
.
2.25
26c
Jan
1.65
Jan
Mar
3.15
15%
1
Brewery class A
Class B
20c
100
Gold
-Jacobus
15,934
Jan
Afar
90c
Mar
1.35
29c
15%.
3.25
•
•
Feb
Glass
200
2.10
B
14%
IroQUois
35,200
18,700
29c
6%C
•
!_•
National Drug ft Chemical common
13% Jan
Tso -Uranium
85c
1.55
26c 28 %c
27o
2.22
National
2,240
;
77c
1.55
1.55
1
Jan
13%
A
.„/
63% Mar
13%
Class
68c
82c
;
21%
13%
Investors
15
Jan
83c
Jan
Mt
Jan
Co
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Nickel
69c
27,720
Mar
92
Rantfick
563
75c
41
46%
International
15
73c
46
Mar
International
14%
Jan
41
Warrants
15
75c
Jan
100
Inland
12c
17%
5.25 Mar
Jan
1.90 Mar
Jan
Jan
*
1
Gas
Jan
25c
Mar
1.00
10c
89%
8,003
InJand Cement Co
6,500
830
82
Higiis ,< Jehn) & Co
36,700
41,975
10c
3,317
1.50
■Warrants
,
16c
1.50
10c
1.01
45%
preferred
14c
14c
1.30
-109
82
"5%3«
Jan
18%
43%.
''
Feb
3.35
90c
1.50
•
Ltd
37c
99%
82
Corp
Jan
2.50 Mar
18%
2,032
—•
„
Acoent
27c
97c
20
Lake
11,000
9,005
105
44%
preferred
31c
2.95
18%
20
67o
28c
2.75
31c
2.85
•
Imperial Life Assurance.!
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary J
Indian
Jan
12 %c
_•
National Petroleum
.
45c
Jan
86% Mar
•
20c
10
Imperial Bank
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Investment class A
..^Industrial
Feb
Jan
8%c
1
19%C
20
preferred
95
27 Vic
Moore
1
Oils
.£%%
821
3,000
Jan
1
Porcupine
Huron ft Erie Mtge
-
Jan
1.78 Mar
95,080
10c
common
Mining Corp
Moneta
Feb
28c
Jan
1.55 Mar
9c
16c
Mindamar Metals Corp
Monarch
95
15c
42c
1.40
Min Ore Mines
Mar
7%
16%c Afar
Feb
88%
a
Mill City Petroleums
Milllken Lake Uranium
Molsons
150
32c
29c
Feb
Jan
8%c
1
Power
Industries
Jan
9c
1.85 Alar
34%
Hudson Bay Oil
Homber
Jan
2,300
-
15% Mar
Jan
86%
Warrants
Afilton
18,400
10%
106
Montreal Locomotive Works
Class B
Pam
47
Feb
.
Preferred
Hugh
5c
1.61
I
.,
..
Howard Smith Paper
<
70
•
Ltd—
Class A
»
70
100
Bell
97a Mar
40c
18,000
22c
1.60
soe
,
Mining
10 % Mar
Jan
86%
18c
20c
1
*
Oil ft Gas
15c
21c
&
16 %C
High
Low
1.55
1.2#
Mines
Light
20c
•
Mining
Midcon
10 %c Feb
1
Red
Mexican
16 %c
|
.
Petroleums
Island
580
Jan
•
3
Uranium
6,03k
25,400
1
Gold
Meta
10
8%
20
500
Mentor Expl & Dev
16c 18 %c
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
Mar
52,792
117
Consol
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Alines
10 %c 11 %c
Hasaga Gold Mines
Headway
17% Mar
105
14%
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzle Red Lake
l
•
Gold
Feb
13%
116'%
Maybrun Mines
.1
Harding-Carpets
Harrison
16%
104%
*
-
1st preferred
Hard
16%
; 18
17%
100
Farms
Hardee
common
High
13%
116%
common
Afayfair Oil & Gas
Merrill
Hamilton Cotton
Low
;*
100
M&ssey-Ferguson Ltd
,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1504)
.
.
Monday, March 30, 1059
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Labi
STOCKS
Low
Par
Permo
Ga&
Gold
PerroD
High
Low
1.40
13,550
22% c
22 Vac
23c
23.500
22 %c
Jan
1.30
High
Jan
1.80
1 35 Mar
Feb
29c
Toronto
1.44
1.46
700
Jan
1.77 Mar
2.02
341.600
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
Traders
1.10
1.23
14.712
1.10 Mar
1.64
16
16
1.01
1.05
11.912
10c
lie
45.600
1.17
1.29
138.450
Ills
11%
12
2.175
20c
23c
19,200
3 9%
&
37%
40%
1,780
36%
36c
39c
4,600
36c
67 Va
67
09%
4.555
61
%
Jan
3.35
3.10
3.40
7.000
2.85
Jan
3.55
4.40
4.60
4.010
4.40 Mar
5%
Jan
Ultra
11c
8c
lie
109.500
Jan
Union
5%
1.750
Feb
2nd
1.27
—-
Develop
Ponder
Oils
Powell
River
Powell
Gold
Rouyn
Corp
_
Prairie
Oil
Prairie
1
Pipe Mfg
Roy—.
Gold
Border
Premier
Premier
5
18%
Feb
1.01
Jan
10
1.29 Mar
26%
—.
Explorations Ltd..
Provo
Transcontinental
Triad
45c
Mar
Jan
Trlbag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity
—
Mar
70
12c
Mar
7%
4% Jan
Feb
136
130
2.35
12.200
1.55
Jan
2.80 Mar
7.90
36,785
6.00
Feb
7.90 Mar
4.40
4.40
4.70
7,385
98c
96C
1.00
4,500
125%
Feb
2.85
67c
Prairie
59c
70c
35c
Cliiboueamau
Acceptance common
205 559
of
Gas
3.30
Jan
United
Jan
United
Fuel
Keno
New
—
Jan
73c
Mar
Unb-d
48c
Mar
United
steel
8c
Mar
United
Telelflnj
6.25
7.25
24. 525
4.10
Feb
19c
22c
8. 550
14 %c
Jan
89c
85c
89c
20
20%
2 796
16c 18 % C
12! 758
18%c
ji
80c
95c
Jan
19
Jan
22%
Feb
15c
Jan
Jan
Feb
23c
14
2, 015
11%
Jan
15% Mar
02: 875
8%c
Jan
17c
95c
1.48
696.294
44c
Jan
44c
50c
6,500
40c
Feb
13%
12c
12c
Mar
Rainville
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Ranger
44c
.
2.00
2.10
8,150
12%
12%
450
1
Renabic
1.91
12%
:
Rapid Grip Batten———
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
1
69c
1
8c
60c
27.275
70c
8c
1.20
100
I
30c
27c
31c
13,000
Rio
Uranium
Rupununi Mines
1
10c
10c
11c
5,009
Rix
Athabasca
—
Mines
Robertson
———
1
Uranium
a
51c
Feb
Vanadium
46c
40c
53C
132,785
35c
Jan
53c
Mar
46.235
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
9
10
96
255
9
14.633
95%
1
.—10
9%c
7.000
ne
Feb
17%
79
3.338
75%
10%
1 035
21
100
9%c
78%
—.————-25-
21
10
Industries
9
11c
Mining
100
14%c
Jan
9.35
Mines
13%
Mar
95% Mai¬
10
11c
21
9
1,910
4,200
11%
23%
Mar
Feb
Jan
11%
Jan
11 %c
Jan
Mar
10%c Mar
Jan
79% Mar
9.80 Mar
Viceroy Mfg class A
Class
B
8t.
Corp
Lawrence
5
St
com
preferred
io
Maurice
San
warrants
new
Mines
Waiter.iG
Webb
.v,
West
13% Mar
3,695
8.85 Mar
Mar
13c
Mar
16 %c
94c
Jan
——
——■
55
57
270
„50c
1.30
1.13
1.30
9,275
1
A
A
62c
9
125
8
Sherrltt
14%
100
12
11,425
5.55
5.80
1,820
33%
33%
34V4
3,442
37%
600
37
42
42
40
1.68
1.61
1.82
4,625
Standard
D
K
Slater
Slocan
3.95 Mar
4.60
Jan
725
32% Jan
36%
Jan
435
55c
56c
4,520
43c
Feb
65c
Jan
23c 24 %c
9,000
18c
Jan
30c
Mar
24c
11%
37%
74c
75c
13,150
1.35
2,000
30
30
31
20(
18c
15c
19c
8c
8c
74
74
74
75
38c
Rol
Union
Oils-
32c
39c
208,000
Spooner Mines & Oils
Radio
Standard
*
21c
1.55
1,100
18C
16 %c
19c
11c 11 %c
50
49%
50
500
16%
11c
Feb
20c
Jan
52
14
Jan
16% Mar
30
14,115
83c
Mar
14,780
33c
Mar
1.56
7.035
60c
70c
11,550
Starratt
Nickel
Stedman
Bros
6%c
6c
7c
43 V2
42
43%
660
•
74%
73%
75
8ndbiir\
6%C
6%c
13%
14Va
14,875
30%
27%
30%
5,125
5%
5%
400
9c
8c
9c
2,500
2.65
2.42
2.70
3,350
24c
21 %c
24c
3,300
1
Exploration
.
13%
•
common
Warrant)
13%
1,685
3.60
190
6c
'
6%c
2.00
16c
11%
Cons
Gold
Gold
3.15
50c
5c
5%c
17.042
4.25
5.05
3,325
3.80
1
1.09
1.07
1.12
17.225
1.00
28%
31
275
77c
82c
12,150
69r
63c
80c
6,000
63c
11%
1,040
9
•
I
11 %
Ltd
6%c
27
1.18
Thompsoi
Decaita
Western
Western
Jan
98c
98c
12%
Jan
1.10
29,700
71
73
935
7%
7%
36c
Torbrlt
Silver
Mines,
Toronto
DnminiOD
Feb
3.50 Mar
Jan
63
2.48
Mar
Jan
1,735
70c
8,900
9%c 12 »/2C
33,000
1.40
Elevators
Bank-
•
II
-^-10
37,403
6%
#4c
5 Vac
Jan
7%
Mar
99c
Jan
14c
Feb
1.13 Mar
Mar
1.96 Jan
200
12%
F-b
16% Mar
50c
43c
55c
19,100
22 %c
Jan
58c
39c
Mar
35c
57
42%
36c
57%'
44%
'•
-
20'1L'C
7,400
19c
75c
Windfall
.
Jan
11c
Jan
9c
%cilar
•
•
■
Jan
:■
Jan
r
Gc - Jan
745
13% Mar
200
-32%
Jan
33
8% Mar
11
3.20
Feb
4.40
Jan
1.58
Jan
295
Feb ?:
2-7%-27%.
45
27 —Jan
28
3.75
82c
100
42
34t4
Jan
1,850
34
Jan
105
87
Jan
22
"107
/
% 3,385.
■•
.
17c
1.35
V
'.t—
%
8c
3%c
;100
.
warrants.
?ui
10%
80
—5
21
,"■20%
1.53
/-1.47
Zinc
—1
Knitting class A
1_:
Class B
36c
ll%c
•
Mines-
'
4
.L
——*
—
*
HII1
Young
(II G) Mines——/—
Yukeno Alines
—_i
—
25%
50
9.10
2--
—
:
100
'
:
'
•
Mar
Jan
i
1.64 Jan
I.
Jan
1.65 Mar
1.80 Feb
-
I'rlces
Mar
30c
Mar
v-
Jan
92c
Mar
I
5%c Jan
7Y?c Feb
\:
42,100
27c
Feb
32c
Jan
29C
-29c
|.
1,500
20c
Jan
35c
Feb
i
~
...
National
\
Newioundland
Asbestos
Ai
63,i
30%
30%
'
4.15
V 24%
•
' ;_l
:2Q
—1
—
Paper
Preferred
__5o
—
25% Feb
Jan
11%-Feb
32%
Jan
36%
36
36
8
9,917
4.00
200
~42%
42%
International
405
Ogilvic
5
&
&
Paper—
Ontario
Flour
Paper
common
—"
PrefeiTed
;
25%
;
Zeller's
Cons
Gold
-T
•
Feb
25c
Feb
91.
Feb
19% Jan
-Feb
74
Mar
80
Jan
30
Jan
21
15 -
26
33
220
"25
Feb
25
355
113% Mar
121
1,315
25% Mar
31
25%
29 !
i
Feb
Mar
45
S2%
36% Mar
Jan
Mar
,
Jan
149%
160
701
138
Jan
160
Mai¬
81%
;
81%
70
30
Mar
s''
"Feb
II
33
33
33
Mar
_»
41%
4l%
100
40
Feb
45
Feb
132
132
500
132
Jan
135
Feb
2.05
2.20
2.045
45
45%
455
71c
,70c
74c
8.700
40
38%
40
50
.
- -
L..1
■
-•
,
2 20
'
Yukon
1,930
Mar
33
4
2.50
—
!
'.
75
Jan
86
8
490 Mar
22%
-
' 159V2
'
15c
225
*
Jan
43 % Mar
3,610
•-
Jan
^100
1
Mines.
25
5
3.05
113% 114%
29%
6
Power
87%
'■
22%
.113%
Utilities
19c
86
75
1
1__*
Inc
Maclaren
19c
:
:
75
._7.50
:
Paper
International
23
25
6%
25
*
Jan
Mar
86
"
'
-
9%
igc
•
27%
150
4.00
42%
(1956)
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
Loblaw
i
common
Canada
Feb
4225 Feb
.
11%
g
•
of
36*"
Jan
11%
'
Glass
3.30
24% Mar
:
Mai
8% Jan
145
-
•
Oil
Co
30% Mar
890
920
.
JFeb
.46
.*
2412
36
■
5
Dominion
1,220
4.15
Jan
6% Mar
"24 %
—
•
37%
4,095 v
24%
High
7'
Jan
"
205
•
31%
4.05.
24 Ya ■
5
'
Marconi
Dalhousie
Dupont
-10
7
5
j
Low
;
6
6%
.
•
Investments
."
4414
;
Copper
Consolidated
43
Range Since Jan. 9 %
High
-
6
\z
•
General
Low
44%
•
Sugar
„
Canadian
;
.
--«'•> 6
,
b
Dredging
Dominion
Canadian
Shares
'
npveiop
Canadian Bronze common.
Canadian
Cottons
preferred-—
Coast
for Week
•
,
Sales
-Range
of Prices
4
Corp
Bulolo Gold
'Week's
Last
par
Corp.:
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Canada
•/
Sale Price
i
,
Curb Section
—
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Thursday
,
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.
STOCKS
;
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Ltd
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li
*
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*
a
No
par
Odd
lot
value,
sale
.
6,500
27c
Jan
2,203
51
Jan
57% Mar
295
37
Jan
44% Mar
in
e
..
in year's
-
'
'
(not included '
year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price.
Cash sale 4not Included fh
year's range)
r
AND
t
(not included
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
'
15c
68c
30c
Exchange
Shown
v
t
29 c
K.,
—1
Toronto Stock
i
t
A
40c
-10,600
7c. 7>2C
Mar
1.65 iFeb
■
14c
50,600
•
21
:
i
Feb
Jan
97c
200'.
.
' -f
f
1
Feb
"
-15c
•
11
Jan
^
!'
-
Liar
:26c
,
30c'
1
Mining
t
Feb
•:8%c
13,100
,7c
i
80
Jan
1.35
99,950
.
27%
Jan
18%
-'3,264
1.85
Jan
-79% Mar
51,690
,')■
Metal
1
19%c Feb
1.47
92c
:
Jan
Jan
1.85
ll%c Feb
112c
,J78cr
Jan
2:60
22c
-
Jan
-1,85
.',;i5c
1.85
..!15c,
'j n2c
.1
Mar
Jail
1,030
-
U0c
30c
.
f-
7c
1,20
10%c.
1,40
i
Mar
34
1.20 Mar
490
1.57
-20C
QH
Bear
Feb
6% Jan «'•
1.65 Mar
•
Canuck
•
14c
-
21
0
;
1
Mar Y
Jan
;
14c
315
io%;;
10
22
107 %
2.885
-
27
.•
Feb
.
Feb
7% Feb
-
"Mar
Liar
93
3.00(1
15c 15%c
26%
% 80
■
29
80,300
-
■»
-
6.400
,18c
v.,
26%;:
——
1.30
14c
>
:
106
54,500
1.20
-
■
-
200
1.90
42
42
i.
14% Jan
GO
GO
34
7D«,
■
Jan
2,372
32
t
Feb ;
1.06
93
1.87
-1
4.25
42
106
;
Feb
;
2d%
22...
Jan
/
Mar
80c
i,
106
A...
3.75
3,264
-
93
.50
class
/
•
10%
-1
&
Jan f:.
.
39 Yz Jan
93 '
-III
class A
Lead
Mar
•
36% Jan
;
.
/
900
135
3i75
:
Yellowknife
18
-200
•'■x-
-
Anaiu
'
Jan
37%
>
42
III
A
Andian
k
Mar
-21,120
■■rii
.
1
Wriuht-llargreaves
Zulapa
;;
2.30
1.83
*42 -<ii.:. 41,
preferred
Indus
Woodward
Zenmac
28c
93c
6,700
-9
»
Yukon
&
Preferred1
York
dan
Mar
-
1.75 Mar
89,55!)
v
"
80c
.100
—
(J)
Yale
Feb
37%
3 .75
•
Coghlan
Yankee
,•'
Jan
Mar *'■
34c
Jan
1.70
_•
A
..
Warrants
Class
3.90
Jan
11,213
'
'•■■
Jan
21c
10,890
-
17c
3.80
374/2
Winchester Larder
Wood
Feb
10'2C
80c
-
Feb
6N5Mar
3.35-Mar
,
Feb
36%
Feb
-lie
33.800
•
32%
"
class
Mines
Wiltsev
Mar
35c
4.60
'
1*7.5 "
—
Pass
Jan
16%
5"%
2.46 Mar
8.45
Jan
100
•
2.05
45
Feb
Mar
36% Mar
2.76
Jan
50
.Jan
60c
Feb
76c
Mar
35%
Feb
40
Jan
Mar
16
42%
2.4€ Mar
2.50 'Feb
33% Mar '
5,992
10
27c
•32%
■
-
1.10 Mar
74
16
TombllJ Gold Mines—
White
Willroy
■
Tailors
Toronto
Feb
/
Feb
Jan
2.05
8%-
A—..
Warrant'.
Bros
1.87
65c
-25c
32%'
•
Oreille
2.01
1.13
vi
-%C
/7c
preferred ..100
Price
10.810
11c
class
B
Feb
Jan
42,850
70c
7%
6.20
1,985
13%
t
—
Petrol
Naco
Pend
,
Tip Top
Jan
V:
Mar./,
•3.80
-Petroleum
Leaseholds
(Geoi
Jan
2.15
1.30
"•
800
6c
.
Mar
3.25
-1
Feb
1.35
7,500
13%
Preferred
80c
2.09
-lOe
Petroleums
Feb
Mar
f>
Feb
.
34
2.10 Mar
40,300
--75c
•
Grocers
83c
2.70
Lundmark
Mines
T'da!
2.10
555
17c
-1.75
-
5
...
Copper
Warrants
32
'
Tiara
900
28c
-
13%I
Western
Western
Jan
3.20
71
Jan
3.60
25c
-
—^-l
.2—
—
Western Canada Breweries.
Jan
Mar
2.09()
common-
Feb
5.05 Mar
Jan
1
Canadian Gen Inv
Third
Mar
4.00 Mar
17%
100
Feb
I
....
—3Se
Canada
11%
6%
10c
.
Jan
86,500
"17c
3.50
e-
2.03
Mines..
Products
Minnesota
72c
Onlearv
14%
4%c Mar
5.00
Mar
2.85 Mar
Jan
80c
Texa*
ne
Jan
Jan
Mai¬
27c
Feb
15%
Jan
22c
Jan
95%
-
Mines
6%
Jan
65
Jan
30 % Mar
Jan
1.260
trust
remagami
15%
Jan
16
Mar
8%c Jan
Feb
100
•
Pearson common
Hughes Gold
79
Jan
15%
28%
Texaco
Jan
99%
Mines
Taurcanlf
Teck
Jan
16
Tamblyn common
Taylor
7%c
43% Mar
99%
Industries
Voting
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
82c
*
Preferred
Svlvanit'
68%
2.00
Mar
100
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Switson
13%
3.60
Propane
Inlet
9,174
1
Cons Mines
5c
36%
2,750
14
1
Contact
Sullivan
2,902
1.40
66c
1.30 Mar
60c
20,000
•
16%c
Gas
Feb
44c
17c
Jan
,27%
G-%
/ ' aC '•
Malartic
Jan
47%
92c
1
i
13%i.
27c
Ltd
&
Jan
11.620
16%
10
.'•7c
-
k" 4,422
•
34%
6%
25c
2.50 Jan
24,825
1.30
Surf
1.30 Mar
16
1
1
3.NO Feb
2.50 Mar
5t)0
2.000
-•
2.46
15'l,c " >M4c
Jan
68c
Gold
7%
22c
1.37
Superior
Mar
87c
•
i_.
Rights
West
Westeel
Mar
5
38c
Mining
1.14 Mar
Mar
49c
Feb
Jan
1
Sunburst
74
24c
16c
1
River
32% Mar
63% Feb
42c
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Stovel
Press
preferred
Jan
Feb
90c
—1
88c~
Mar
13c
Uranium Mines Ltd
Steel of Canada
Jan
Feb
Oil
Gas
2.50'LIar
2.25/
33 %■
Mar
Mar
Stan well
As
1.65
8c
Stanrock
Sturgeon
75c
•
Warrants
Steeloy
38% Mar
1
—
Uranium Corp
Staiileigl.
Jan
Jan
Mar
15c
1.45
•
Feb
2,600
310
0
Mines
1.10
12
24,166
1.55
Stand Paving & Materials
32
65c
Mar
Feb
5
30(
11
5% Mar
Jan
26%
5
Warrants
Stadacona
4,238
72c
Air Services
Spartan
35%
445
11%
37%
1.35
—
Southern
Feb
34,318
4.90
Jan
1.84 Mar
5
Valley Oil
Southam
43
34
Manufacturing
Van
37% Mar
Jan
Jan
4.05
common
Souris
Feb
40
95c
35
5
Ltd
Mines
Slscoe
Jan
33
Mines
Ltd
8unpsons
35
Jan
Jan
3.95
Silverwood Dairies class A—
3
7.30
33
common¬
Mines
Miller
Mar
4.00
preferred
PllveT
9
4.90
Gordon
Breweries
Silver
Feb
14% Mar
5.60 Mar
3iya
%ir
1.30 Mar
Jan
preferred
er
57
80c
Jan
14%
Sheep Creek Gold
Sicks
Jan
Jan
70C
5 60
Water & Power corn-
1.43 Mar
1.13 Mar
55c
9
—-
70c
42
14%
———.-i-—
.
8.100
Jan
2J58
'
Jan
56c
19,000
Liar
61c
Jan
2.03 Mar
1,150
-7.45
15%C;
Ltd
preferred
123.100
*
Jan
80c
-7
--•7.10
80c
Hardware
14C
;
Liar
4.65
12% Liar
2.40
2.18
0%
Ltd
Oil
6%
1.43
2.35
Jan
53
Jan
.
A-DC'-.v
,
V 25
Feb
39c
•
.1
t
33 %■•■■'
6"«
r'
10%
-2.00 '*<
33% v
common.——...
Oil
White
13c
•' '-i
2;50
~.30
—
Nickel
Jan
1.21
60c
Wi
11% Mar
1.35
37%
Class
16 3 i Mar
13 %C
56c
&
Fetroletmis
4%%
-1
-1
Freehold
Shawinigan
25,8(8
I.
;
Jan
i 36.200
^
1.04
•
Jan
6.90
% 2X2 Jan
475.410
2.50
i; 2.10
Equipment
Canadian
Class
-1
common
Security
15
9.90
121,800
•-32%
J
17% Feb
28c
4.00 Mar
314
2.40
1
Petroleums
e
Jan
1.25
%
•32 :,.Ll«ir
% Mar
22
46%
-
27.335
90
•
Waterous
Mar
101
t,
*■"
Liar
^
"
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
57
class
Scythes
85c
'
60c:
97c
.
•
Jan
Mar
1.60 Feb
690
2.2f>-v;
b-7
,
—.
.
right Prod & Ret
Waive Amulet /Mattes
Weston
68c
Metal
Paiellltp
97%
19,170
9.00
Petroleums
Petroleum
Scarfe
16%
/255
92c
14%
Debentures
Scarcee
3.280
101
85c
14%
com
Gold
River
Sapphire
18%
98%
85c
——————
Gold—
Antonio
Sand
18
98%
-1
Salada Shirriff Horsey
New
—100
———
Gas
13
5.25 Alar
3,870
13%-i
■'«'
•
32.%
:
'
455
~
•
4.15
2.10
5
'
Waiuw
Western
l
Jan
IMar
12
50% M ar
Jan
Feb
Jan
24c
Jan
22c
1,114
52'" '
V
47c
—
.
WespHi*
10'be
10
51c
Alloys
Explorations Ltd—1
Ltd
WesUmrne
Jan
96
-II
Vammu Nuirsol
VenHires
Jan
17% Mar
24c
30c
"
-
•>
23-?«
50.
4.00
1.04
Feb
Feb
B
Jan
15%
715
8.299
13.835
5.75
4.80
2.20-Ai 2.00
16c
77c
^
22%
se' '
.
—
Feb
16c
.
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Mar
«
25
9
Knapp Catrada
Pyrite Copper
575
■
10%
•
3300
12%
Weedou
42,300
Mar
Mar
f.
'
24c :
1.60
'
2.20V-L
Werner
19C
"
Liar
8%
380
1G:%
22c.
5.25
J.60
>/■
Feb
16% Mar
i
•
——
preferred-
Fortune——
Feb
1.26
17%
10c lC%c
B—
:
50c
17c
ZVoo
Royal Bank of Canada—
Ftoyallte Oil common
Ryanor
51c
—1
trust
B
Mar
16%
(A V) Can Ltd
Russell
10c
60c
'
••
Jan
1
Preferred"
Preferred
Jan
Mar
16%
—
Ltd—
Rocky petroleum
Consol
Feb
75c
-_50c
SI
Minps
Rockwin Mines
Rowan
39.540
57c
9%c
Feb
13
17c
Mfg preferred
Roche
woe
51c
6c
Jan
1.07 Mar
27c
Mar
2.28
1.91 Mar
10
50c
1,000
8c
1.20
Rexspar
1.75 Mar
05c
270
.
Feb
6W5 "Feb '•
Feb
l&f
/.
"/Fak
29c
29
Jan
20c
-39,850
v.
1 %
/23c
Corp
"«iiKd»
'Hir
ViulHinae
1.41
I
Radiore Uranium Mines,
;r>
13
....
Mar
17c
13%
i
Petroleum
17. 042
7.25 Mar
22c
glass
class
Oils
Jan
«%c
20%
I
.50
...1
Ilill
Jan
23 ,900
——-•
Inv
United
57, 100
6c
r——.,
voting
Ltd
Corps
Mar
127, 075
49c
,
5.50
Oil
76c
8e
6,600
12
16%"/: 16%
Canada
12c
37c
41%
•
17c
12%^W: 12%
Mining Corp
Canso
66c
15e
dan
30%c
•
V
Jan
14
Mar
4.75
10,700
42C"
1.30 Jan
30% -Jan
17c
7,371
"
Jan
Feb
23
375
5.20
f,
Mar
-
10% Mar
5,500 /
25%
-
21c 24%c
.
12
...
Asbestos
61c
25 %c
24 %C
.
Class A preferred
United
Jan
49c
25
W2
Jan
/
-Jan
..
v
Jan
"
Union
Union
United
Mar
7c
*23c 27 %c
4.90
'42c
wl
4'a
25
1
iJFeb
,
43
89c
'
8,770
5.05
„.I
preferred
Jan
2.55 Mar
11%
17c
Jan
31c
"I——1
Metallurgical
Natural Gas__
31
Feb
44%
255
•f~.ll
/
reb
38% Mar
17.357
;.
"Mar
31
i
37% Mar
4;
,
47
Mar
26%
r.i8^- -33,355
.
29%
w25:% ..it
Shawkey
1.10
21c
1
27
260
•
27
;24c5>.V
«
t_»
—
•
5.00
7.10
II
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
Quonto
32,700
65c
—
Quebec Manitou MinesQuebec
26.510
9%c
Resources
Pipeline.
Feb
tiVzC
Quebec Clilbougamau Gold
Quebec
2.95
8%c
2.95
Ltd
.11%
0
Ofl
Feb
4.20
90c
1:03
i
,28 :t
II—1
130
Copper
Ascot
75
175
2,123
7.00
6.50
1.08 r*.
•
Trans
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium
Corp
V
6.50.
1
Feb
6.85
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
Quebec
V
-
.(High
/
Jan
"
"
-
39 try
-
41%
235
29
?9%
38%
HIIi
1956 warrants
Trans Canada
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transntountain Pipe Line
Feb
2.15
Airways
Producers
Gas
'
38
—40
United
Prospectors
.3
*
28' 4
- 26%
39-f-
Jan
130
e.
Pronto Uranium Mines
46%
i"27
common—
———
31c
Jan
7,90
•
—
Dome
Works
-
Finance
43 %
12
Mar
Mar
7c
Jan
Mar
12c
1.10 Mai-
20c
Feb
1.23
Jan
6c
2.30
.100
w-——
East
5%
16
.—I
Trust
President Electric
Preston
5r!b
.200
Iron Ore_
Premium
LOW
High
46
Feb
4.40
Gas
A
preferred
16
Uranium
Place- Oil
200
5%
1.05
Phot-o Engravers
PicKie Crow Gold Mines.
Placer
Iron
Class
1.50
Ore
Low
20
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
'
1,15
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Toronto General Trusts—
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
OH Co Ltd
Phillips
Power
Thursday
1.36
Mines
&
»r
Range Since Jan. 1
1.70
Oil
Pitch
MARCH
& Gas
Oil
Permian
Petrol
ENDED
STOCK8
Shares
1.40
Oil preferred—
Mines
&
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Thursday
,
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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x
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y
Ex-rights.
v.
Ex-stock
dividend
trading privileges
Volume
Number 5833
189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1505)
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Thursday, March 26
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
or
'
•
*
which have
Par
Bid
"Wide national distribution..
a
Corp'--
„
/far
_
Grlnnell
1
814
9%
———-1
44 »/4
47%
Grolier
Co—
37 %
40%
Gulf Sulphur Corp
.
Products3'
American Box
Amer Cement?
Board
1
Corp———5
24i»/2
90%
Bid
Society
191
1
•
180
31
33
L-lOc
4%
Hospital Supply Corp-_a4
American-Marietta
Co_i
86
»
_!2 '*•
108
132
138
134
141
~
Class B
57%
45%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
13%
Helene
l
12%
29%
High
1
55
25%
Hilton
21*%
Credit Corp
Hoover Co class a
61
Houston Corp
40
Houston
42%
•
•
22%
21%
Houston
Mat-
21%
Hugoton
95"-.
99%
18%
Mf#
10
Labor;*-----1
Bay less /A'J i' Ivlii rice ts_—_——1
Indian
26%
Gpsset,D,C6/I^-l-i___^l0
Bcmis Tiros Bag Co_i_
Beneficial Corp
33%
35
12%
12%
Texas eastern Transmls
Corp.7
14
Texas
5
34%
3
36%
44%
47%
26
24%
Texas HI Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
T»xas Industries Ins
1
Texas National Petroleum
1
24%
22%
10%
11
Texas
51%
54%
21%
23%
14
<j3/8
45r ; '
1——1
Mills
Gas
Inc
Water
&
1
18%
281'4
25%
67
Bakeries
32%
Interstate
Motor
12%
17
Interstate
Securities
19%
■
39%
33%
25 %
5
2t
Icwa
Utilities
Southern
204
18%
Co—15
214
19%
19%
1
5
/
20-
21%
Jack & Ileintz Inc—
1
15%
Jamaica
•
5
42%
'25%
Jefferson
32-
Jefferson
':;i7-•
California..Interstate Tci____^_5
California..Oregon Power Co
20
.
Oil I.L'cl
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Caiif_l
Cannon. Mills chins B com—_25
Corp^v—
30%
29%
;
-
7%
34%
37
32%
35%
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
18%
19"%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
14%
15%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Southern
Calif
5
20%
2214
Utah Southern Oil Co
Southern
Colorado
Co—•
20%
21%
Valley Mould Sc Iron Corp
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
Southern
Nevada Power Co
Varlan Associate!
New
26%
44%
28%
Southern
46%
Southern
Union Gas Co
26%
2814
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
44
'
32%
Corp—__10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs.—
CentrutElectric
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
Central Indiana Gas Co
'
35%
10
28%
78%
Central-Telephone Co——10
27%
Central Vt Pub Sew
23%
:■
Corp
6
Chattanooga Gas Co——L—1
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33%c
Common, class B—
r33%c~
•Clinton
Collins
•
Radio
Class
Co
A
25
1914
lc
8%
1
6%
1
5.1%
77%
1%
28%
26%
Macmillan
1
Co
Gas & Electric Co
Madison
Prods
Auto
Maremont
36%
Marlin-Rockwell
36%
16
1
Inc
Marmon
1
1
Corp
Colorado Milling & Elev CO—I
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$ 1.25 conv preferred
_25
28%
17
McLean
1
Gas
28
-
—
Interstate
Gas Corp.
1
Connecticut. Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freight ways—
—2.50
10%
Consolidated Rock Products—5
Continental Transp Lines Inc_l
Cope land. Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
——-1
Cross
37%
Cummins
„
72
Company
rsngine Co Inc
Cutter Laboratories
Common- Ltd
Class
!
18%
18%
,
I
A
common
7%
-
2
Inc—/
Induct
Mountain Fuel Supply Coi
Precision
17%
30%
National
Aluminate
Gas
National
22%
National Homes Corp A
Class B common
DI-Noc Chemical
20%
National Shirt Shops of Del
Corp
Diebol h Ire
—.5
55
_—__—5
.
&
Duffy-Mo't Co
Sons
Dun & Bradstreet IncV-——1
North
9%
North
21%
-
(
.Economics
Paso
Co
28%
5
cojn-50c
1
50c
1
AssOCiwh8
Elec
i
Co—
40
43
11%
23%
12%
26%
17%
Corp—j.—50C
Corp
I—11
American Coal
54%
25%
48%
50
23%
45%
1
19
1514
16%
5%
5
4*
Fisher Brothers Co_
Fisher Governor Co_:
Co
1
Northeastern Water Co
L5
11
12
11%
12%
$4rpfdl*
74
78%
17%
314
_).3
20%
22%
4
14%
39%
2.50
18
1
14%
Tall
Otter
Co
—
Gas Service Co
General Crude Oil Co—:
General-Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
11%
2%
33%
37'/4
7%
7%
19%
2114
20%
12%
39%
14%
4214
6%
6%
*23%
25%
28%
Pacific
*
Uranium Mines
American
•
^„10c
Sulphur
Co__70c
t
.
14
7
Pfaudler-Peiroutit
l
26
1
19
1
13%
14%
1
27%
29%
10
:
General Bottlers
33%
36%
.
21
Oorp
3%
13%
14%
•
34%
14%
1
17%
19%
Wisconsin Power A Light Co—10
Wurlitzer Company
20%
25%
35%
34%
36%
18%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
2314
33
8
8
26%
8
Bid
Conversion
Co
10
.
1
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
11%
12
56
60
15%
16%
2
8%
3014
Lumber
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Portsmouth
Steel
Potash Co of
Am«flea
Producing Properties Inc
Pubco Petroleum
20%
22%
Pub
27%
29
Pub Serv
Co_2
X23V2
P) Fire Brick Co—5
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
26%
Punta
Alegre
30%
33
Purex
Corp
20%
2 He
Serv
9%
3214
1
18%
40
6%
43
7%
1
8
8%
5
19 %
21
Co of New Mexico
5
30
32
Sugar Corp
Ltd
8%
51%
46%
282
R
I
10
Industrial Trust Co
(Phlla)
8
Irving Trust Co (N T)
Kings County Trust Co
47%
47
50%
21%
23
10
39
103
79%
71
75%
28%
31%
10
47
50%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
44
49%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers A Traders
52%
55%
Llbsrty Real Estata Bk A Tr
B
29
31%
Bank of Cleve_16
44
Co
47%
(NJ)
Co
Trust
Central Natl
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla_10
(Phlla)
Trust
10
(Buffalo)
I
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
27%
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12ya
46%
59%
49"%
62%
61%
64%
8
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co (Pgh)_25
49
395
10
10
45
48%
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—28
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chlcago_25
Cleveland Trust Co
50
83
88%
Morgan (J P) A Co (N Y)_100
Citizens & Southern National
(Savannah)
Bank
350
25
Connecticut Bank A Tr Co_12%
26
96
44%
28%
102
47%
Continental Hi Bank A Trust
33%
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
112
8
(SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (NY)
50
33%
37%
219
1
1
29%
16%
31%
1
34%
37%
15%
71
28%
175
75%
53%
414
Bank
of
Detroit
10
01%
64%
National Bank of Westchester.B
23%
25%
National City
76
80%
(Clove)—18
Essex Banking
Bank
Natl Newark A
Co (N J)
28
66
70%
36%
40%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston-12%
Natl State Bk orNewark
12%
49%
52%
55%
59
New
116%
(White
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
26%
167
376
National
of No. Amer—5
Bk
Commercial
Co
41%
110
16
(N Y)
Louis
Broad St Trust Co (Phlla)
i
Ask
42
20
(Brooklyn N Y)
26%
82%
Boatmen's Natl Bank
Camden
Bid
20
Bankers Trust Co
St
Par
Industrial Bk of Com (IV Y)_10
industrial Natl Bank of
57%
38
43
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston) .100
Jersey Bank A Trust Co-11
York Trust Co (N Y)—28
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
New
32%
90%
540
35%
93%
511
231
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
32%
35%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co.lO
52
58%
Peoples Pirst Nat) Bk A Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
65
8
24
26%
10
42%
49%
20
56%
60
70%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
1
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First
&
46%
25%
27%
10
39%
60%
87%
42%
63%
(Atlanta)
Bk
of Chicago
Natl Bk
Bank
Dallas
First
Natl
First
Natl Bk
First
10
100
350
10
37
91%
566
39%
Natl Bank Trust Co
of
(Jersey City I—25
70
74%
76
80%
Bank (NY)_20
Pennsylvania Banking
81%
83%
10
51%
55
36
43
& Trust Co
(Phlla)
Pirst Westchester Natl Bank
of
71%
20
o« St Louis
First Natl City
First
67%
25
of Patterson
First Natl Bk
Natl
Island
*
10
New Rochelle
Franklin
of Long
Bank
(Hackensack N J)
49%
77%
36%
Tr
NJ)
(Camden
99
98
:_6%
Natl Bk
Camden
95
92
73
33
NY
5
32%
34%
15
57%
61
20
94%
98
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Provident
Tradesmen's
A Trust
Bank
(Phlla)
Trust Corn Exch Bk
Guaranty Trust Co
(NY)
162
10
44
Boston
Bank of New York—10
Harris Tr &
Sav Bk (Chic)—20
Hartford .Natl Bk A Tr Co
Hudson
ror
Tr
Co
84%
19%
21%
9
10%
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phlla—10
85
89%
99
103%
St Louis Union Trust Co
Security Pirst Natl Bank (Loa
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Yj
State Bank of Albany
10
Trade Bk A Tr Co (N
eee
(Boston)
40%
United States
Wachovia
v««
18%
20%
53%
57
24
26%
48%
47%
50%
Y)—_10
2%
29%
32
11%
12%
10
5314
56%
10
51
54%
1®
Trust (N Y)_—20
31
34%
90%
94%
48%
51%
20%
22%
United States Trust Co—
62%
page.
40%
21
(Cleveland)
58
City)—8
90%
36
Union Bank of Commerce—
37%
preceding
85
44
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
(New York)
10
Bank
(Union
footnotes
56%
116
48%
80%
25
County Natl
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
5314
107
75%
177
10
Royal Bank of Canada-Royal State Bk of Now York—8
Rye National Bank (N Y),
2
Union Tr Co of Maryland
Hanover
72
Republle Natl Bank (Dallas)—13
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—28
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Trust Co of New Jersey
Girard
19%
5
10c
Co of New Hamp
Purolator Products
8
Companies
Ask
38
Plymouth Rubber Co
Plckertng
1
,
13%
Williams Bros
6
13
18%
27%
34%
9%
8
18%
7%
24%
Natl
5
38%
32%
47%
Whiting Corp
24
10
Bank of Virginia
Natl Bank Baltimore
Permanent^ Cement
—10
21%
45
Wltco Chemical
48%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Electronics—90c
Light Co
6%
17%
i
20
8%
Wood
42 %
270
First
Gamble Robinson Co__J5
18%
33
30%
1
12%
100
First
Paclfie
Pacific Mercury
Pacific Po^r &
Pepsi-Cola
30%
28%
lOo
25%
_6%
(San Francisco)
Bank of New York
5%
5%
13%
6%
Pan
—1
19%
43%
White Eagle Oil Co
30%
29%
20%
18%
7.50
Weyerhaeuser Timber
10
Bank of Commerce (Newark )_25
13%
Parker Hannifin Corp.
Pendleton Tool Indus
:
16
-2.50
43
50"%
Providence
35%
i
Co
Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line
19%
•
5% pfd—20
Telep Co of the Southwest"
5% ]'o preferred
20
Giant Portland Cement. Co
Green- (A
JO
(SP)
12%
i--.—1
Brewing
24
•
lc
•
33%
Pacific
Pabst
35%
Gen
Giddlngs LLewis Mach Tool
American Trust Co
Co
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Packing
1
Inc
Par
•First
16
.————*
Service
Gas
5
Power Co—
17%
Paper—10
ProiL_10c
Old Ben Coal Corp
80%"
30%
28
1
Cbrp
1—•
Oklahoma Miss River
511
—1;
Food Mart Inc—j.
2
Foote Bros Gear & Macli
Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated
Co-
Gas
__1
23%
—10c
Florida Steel Corp_
Penn
Production Corp
20
Corp
Commercial Trust of N J
29%
15
14
26%
Northwestern Pub Serv Coi
683^
Garkicit
104
Northwest
|
35
L——_2
Empire State Oil Co.
Equity Oil GO——4—
Frito
34"%
17%
21
30%'
631/2
19%
3%
21%
Eloctrclnx Corp—
.1
Embark Mfg Co.——7 %
,
32%
16%
19%
28%
19
421,
(Texas)
1
1.25
1
2%
1
39
47Hi
9%
2814
2714
5%
23
11%
18%
40%
Western Natural Gaa Co
Bank and Trust
28
Gas_^|
23
Laboratory Ino—^u-l
Electric
•Electro*.Voice Inc
,
26
60 %
i23i
Tennessee Nat GsOs Co ,1-1
Industries Inc—JL—_50c
Eastern Utilities Associates—-=.10
Eastern
Chemical Co
Co
Syntex Corporation
17%
23%
21%
2034
T East
5
25
Hotels Delaware Corp__l
Suburban Propane Gas Corp—1
66
46%
44%
Natural
'
El
62%
Northwest
..
.
6
'
Bush Inc
2.t
Duriroi* Co
——2%
Dynamics Corp of AmericaSi
preference-^
2,.:
-
File
Nortex Oil & Gas
*47%
; Dunham
49%
Suntlde Refining
15%
6%
26%
Corpl
Oil
Tlierniador
Norrls
27%
&
Eng Gas &
Nicholson
i
.42
1
—
New
36%
CO—5
14%
1
10
Corp_i__2%
16%
Donnelley/tR R)
Westcoast Transmission
*
West Point Manufacturing Co.*
Western Lt A Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
36
46
t
23%
Dictaphone
33%
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
35%
1
Utilities Co
Monogram
14%
1
5
Minneapolis Gas Co
i
1
Mississippi Shipping Co—1
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co^
_5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Lind Co-5
Missouri
10%
1-
1
6%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (NY)
Broadcasting
Gas Utilities Co
Laboratories
Miles
11%
vtg—1
Arts Inc
32%
40%
16%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co—
-1:"
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
'
32%
7%
Stepan
Miefcsle-G ross-Dexter Inc—
18%
Supply Co of N Y—2%
30%
14%
StaLler
21% ;
12%
72
44
Michigan
V:
39%
1
9
20%
11%
68
5
Metropolitan
11%
■
j
13%
.Common non-voting
Stanley Works
40%
54%
27%
5
17%
5
36%
(8D) Co
7%
50%
25%
Eng
&
23
Danly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (LA) Co___
.——lv.
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp——
1
Dentists'
Meredith
1
com
vtg
2%
—
25%
—„—5
18
10
56
38
Publishing Co
Machine
McNeil
Commonwealth
lc
Industries
McLouth Steel Corp
"26%
29%
61%
28%
Ilerrington Co Inc
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Sliipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
common...
Stores Inc
Colorado
8
16%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
30%
•
59%
Colonial
27%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"_l
Bank of America N T A S A
-
23
1
49
37%
1
Co
Co—5
B
21
Warner A Swasey Co
•Warren Brothers Co
29%
35
Steel
Star
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co_
7%
17
1
45%
81%
27
Lone
26%
1
eom
Clark
Co
Blower
Ling
28%
-
24%
53%
15%
2%
Stanitard Register
31%
Engines Corp—l—__1,
States* Gas Prod—.——1
Coastal
49%
21
Co
Liberty Loan Corp
7
23
1
17%
Lau
30%
8
60c
58
Standard Pressed Steel
1214
:
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Electronics
50c
Central Maine Power Co.——10
Central Public Utility Corp.—6
Central Soya Co———•
■
16
34%
15%
53
54%
Suburban
5
14
49
Steamship—2.50
Stand Fruit &
47%
32
8
58
27%
4414
9
2%
•
Sprague Electric Co_:
Staley (A El Mfg Co
4oy8
24%
Warren
25
3
Landers Frary &
Lanolin Plus
16%
50%
Electric
Co—1
Stubnitz Greene Corp
11%
23%
41%
Strutliers Wells
37%
71%
1
27%
51%
1
67%
38
14%
41%
10
3%
12%
26%
10
Inc
3%
2%
48
Koehring
5
Louisiana
Tele
Co
38
Keystone Portland Cem Co
6
States
Speer Carbon
13%
Kentucky Utilities Co__
Co_5
Central
19%
3
50c
Corp
Ketchum Co Inc
'24%
& Gas Co—3%
17%
Southwestern
;
28%
12
16
& Trecker
Co_
1
Producing Co—1
11
Stouffer
Co
1
Southwestern Elec Svc Co—.—1
47%
Gas_5
Co
Power
Eng Tele Co—25
Southwest Gas
44%
Natural
Water
14%
24%
15%
2614
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
2
Corp
69
22
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Processes
38%
51
Gas
5%
65%
3214
8%
54%
26"%
41%
Kennametal
23'
1
—.
35%
30
13%
25 %
Kellogg
65%
Carpenter Paiier Co__—_2.r/—l
Steel
Kendall
19%
Cccn Steel' Products
21
$1.46
Kearney
'9
'
1
20%
_1
4%
.1
_
Tucson Qas Elec Lt 6b Pwr Co_5
50%
57/H
22%
sy8
1
37%
18%
33%
Bantam
Kansas-Nebraska
.
'
'
35
Petroleum
12%
17%
11%
16%
11
31%
Corp common
1
preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co-10
*
Canadian Doiilri
Carlisle
Kaiser
16%
'
Co
Petrocliemicals_l
Jessop Steel Co
40%
California. Walor Service Co
25
Calif Water Si] Tclcp Co.—12
%.
Electric
Lake
f Jervis Corp
57'
25%
30
Jacinto
1
45%
23
23%
7%
16%
30%
Supply
13%
Pipe Line Corp—50c
Natural Gasoline Corp_1
Thermo King Corp
1
Three States Nat Gaa Co_
.1
10
4714
6%
Water
12%
5
21%
28%
,,
1
2
'
6%
rracerlab Inc
Co
.4
Inc—
Class A common
/Iowa Public Service Co_—
42%
31-
Co
Investors Diver Services
8%
.
1
52%
Inc
(G D) & Co
20%
8%
1
14%.
Tokheim Corp
Topp Industries Inc
Towmotor Corp
Sierra Pacific Power Co
34%
13%
15%
Tlme Inc
39%
14"%
Seismograph Service Corp
71%
Interstate
48%
•
28%
9%
26%
Corp_
l
Freight Sys_l
26%
20c
27
24%
International Textbook Co--
74%
10
49%
20%
•
16%
*
15%
55%
•
gi/2
8%
6
1414
73
1
Slcil
5%
0%
Manufacturing Co„2%
Plywood Corp
1
Searle
743/4
—10
Co
Indianapolis Water Co
'
/
71
1
1
Head
Indiana
•
Co__^
"64
15%
25
Production
Trans
51%
Schield
•
72%
.5%
1
37
13%
13%
San
Gas
77%
68
Corp.
*
Trans
.
.73
Co.
25c
(H H) Co
Subre-Pinon Corp
30%
/.
—
10%
9%
60%
-
33%
19%
■
Baxter
28%
12 %
Husky OH Co
634
1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"—.
20%
.
27%
1
21%
31%
Ryder System
21%
20%
Corp
Oil-s&vpas;.Ca-__-T_-/i-l. ^
&
' 20%
26
2
Rose Marie Reid
45
•
Tekoll
Roddls
27VB
1
Field
Oil
147/,,
25%
Gas
8%
Rockwell
60%
_i
—2%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
'
Class A common
-
■
Boll
Engineering-
Natural
■
A
35%
25%
24
•33
Siidug Corp—r__-10
Pro'dWfs Iiic
1__—10
Ba tes
Voltage
class
7%
Rochester Telephone Corp
13 v«
Curtis Ind
5c
Roadway Express class A
Robblns & Myers Inc
14%
24%
57-%
preferred——
•
<
BM
Tampax inc
Tappan Stove
Robertson
20%
Mefeh'jCbnsfcruetion Co_—10"'
Aztec
10
common
31%
24%
"Arizona Public Service Co
—5
Arkansas Missouri/Power Co—5
Arkansas : Westerq / Gas Co5
Avon
102
Par
3%
Riley Stoker Oorp
29%
27%
Ardciv Farms Co common——-1
Associated
Haloid Xerox Inc
5
Hanna (M a) Co class a com_10
42
A M P
Incorporated-—1
AnUcuser-BUspb
——4
Arvida
29
22%
-
Partis
27
36%
■
Corp
';
2.50
54 '
American Pipe & Const Co
_1
Anier-Sai^ Gobaln jUorp—.7.50
Mfg
55%
2%
Richardson Co
5%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
Ask
53
1
Republic Natural Gas Co
69%
Bid
5
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
Ask
•
Co
Rare Metals Corp of America^
Reeves Soundcraft Corp__
25%
Amer
Corp
Gustin-Bacon
26/
24%
Barge Line—5
American Express Co_r
__10
66%
American* Greetings Cl "A"_—1 '--134
Amer Commercial
>
Par
Ralston Purina
Ask
.
Aerovox
Art
of
'
Industrials and Utilities
Air
Association
Securities Dealers,
Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
represent actual;transactions.
i'-iKi not.
wk
(Phoenix Arli)_s
Bank & Trust Co—
1 Winston-Salem
N
C)
5
,!
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1506)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
.
.
..
Monday, March 30, 1959
SECURITIES
Quotations for Thursday, March Id
«•*
•
Insurance
Mutual Funds
&J:
>
Mutual
frV
Bid
Far
Fund*—
Mutual
Ask
Par
Funds—
7.43
8.07
Investment
Co
Business Shares——2
American
4.35
4.65
Investment
Fund
Amer-car. Investors
U14.52
—
10,09
10.43
11.40
Aetna Insurance Co——
11 5(5
12.63
Aetna
35.25
35.96
__10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assar—u__5
35%
37%
41%
44%
Life
American
16
17%
Johnston
47
Keystone
1.82
B-l
(Thej Mutual Furid._l
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)——1
5.92
6.46
B-2
(Medium
Ane-Eoughton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Hough tern Stock Fund Inc-l
6.04
6.57
B-3
i
B-4
(Discount Bondsi
4.66
5 09
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
r%; Axe-Seience & Elect'nics Corp.lc
:
Aie-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bona In? Tr of America
*
2,
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd_
1
13.53
14.71
K-2
31.02
12.60
20.73
§■
k>-
44
1.65
8.81
'
:
.
*
•
38 'q
27%
29%
Amer Ins Co (Newark K Jj
American Investors Corp
18.59
20.28
Amer
33.90
12.73
13.88
Amer Nat Ins
13.70
S-3
14.86
16.22
American
22.29
S-4
12.98
14.16
13.25
14.33
American Surety Co
Bankers & Shippers
6.64
7.28
Bankers Nati Life Ins (N J)—10
6.15
6.74
Beneficial
28.10
15.37
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
8.69
16.38
20.10
—1
Inc
16%
17%
8.97
9.80
9.37
10.13
25c
.1
12.53
13.70
12.47
13.63
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
12.33
13.48
1
22.86
21.14
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
.4,800 15,400
Christiana Securities Corp—100 14,800 15
139
133
79c preferred
100
11.96
11.02
Colonial Fund Inc
—1
Commonwealth Income
9.87
10.73
Fund Inc
1
10.76
9.90
Commonwealth Investment
1
16.57
15.24
Commonwealth Stock Fund—-1
Composite Bond & Stock
20.85
19.18
Fund Ir.c
——1
18.33
16.87
Composite Fund Inc———-1
16.47
17.78
Concord Fund Inc
1
19%
21%
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
8.20
7.50
Dividend Income Fund
1
2%
17.86
19.52
Inc—1
6.78
7.39
,SayJes Mutual Fund...*
a46.32
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund.
Life
—
Insurance Stk Fund
Loomls
4
1
Mercury (Wash D Cj—1
(Galveston)
21%
23V4
62
66%
Life.
30%
28
1
13%
14%
5
35%
37%
—
De
Co
(Ky)
2
Life—10
Connecticut
General
Assurance
Continental Casualty
Crum
&
Co
25%
Series
Petroleum
3.05
Federal
—lc
3.84
4.23
Fidelity & Deposit
...
lc
2.58
2.85
Fireman's
lc
3.70
4.08
Franklin
Transport
lc
shares
shares
Massachusetts
shares
Mass
Investors
Investors
Growth
14.46
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
23.41
Great
Gulf Life
Hanover Insurance
10.53
11.57
Mutual
Shares
1
al4.80
8.54
9.36
10.29
23.20
3.07
3.37
13.43
14.60
of beneficial interest
—1
3.43
V
3.73
Dreyfus Fund Inc_.
Home
20.69
22.38
National Iuvestors Corp
National Security Series-
1
12.52
13.54
—1
11.36
1
23.45
25.07
Bond
6.11
5
64
68
104
23.94
25.60
Dividend Series—
1
4.45
7.41
8.10
1
8.46
20.74
20.95
1
6.50
7.92
8.21
—1
9.11
9.96
Fidelity Capital Fund——-.-1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
11.07
12.03
16.20
17.51
17.82
19.26
—
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc.
4.33
4.74
Florida Growth Fund Inc—,i_10c
6.03
6.59
1
•
2.73
2.98
10.23
Series——1
Stock Series.—..
Growth
New
Stock
England
New York
...
Series
1
1
7.98
8.72
1
21.85
23.63
3
Fund
37%
39%
'
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
11.12
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida
Fund
Mutual
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
/
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
lc
lc
2
Common stock series—
etoCkr series
Preferred
Fundamental Investors
Futures
Gas
Inc
1
Inc
Fund Inc
Industries
General
1
1
11.94
13.12
6.07
6.70
18.70
20.49
2.44
2.65
14.45
15.79
15.73
17.01
1
7.35
7.99
lc
Capital Corp
8.85
9.70
Group Securitiesshares
Aviation-Electronics—
Common
Co
10
lo
5
Ins
Co
x53
91
8.03
9.24
8.05
8.39
lc
_lc
13.07
14.31
6.97
7.64
—lc
11.65
12.75
lc
2.29
2.53
Merchandising shares
Mining shares——
Petroleum
shares
Bond
shares
Equipment shares
lc
6.40
7.02
Railroad Stock shares
lc
10.37
11.36
Steel
lc
10.06
11.02
shares
lc
7.90
8.66
lc
12.05
13.20
Industry Shares Inc—1
18.40
18.95
20.10
20.72
shares—.
Utiities
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc:
Hamilton
Series
1
17.05
4s
3%S
•
10.51
1
25.17
25.42
2.50
inc
(T Rowe)
15.56
17.50
19.02
37.60
37.98
1
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
1
Dist
Shares
Inc
8.64
14.01
15.23
1
;
7.99
1
Putnam Growth Fund
June
10,
K-C7-
10c
5.15
10c
5.12
1
a27.03
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.52
Series E-DA
Sayaock Fund Inc
Income Fund of
15.90
17.28
1
7.55
8.21
Incorporated
Aug. 23,
3%S Feb. 13,
Institutional
Bank
Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
Growth
12.94
-13.99
•
4%s
Nov.
9.98
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.#9
1
15.72
17.23
1
13.80
14.92
Sovereign Investors.
1
(Edison
Fund
B)
6tate Street ^Investment Corp..*
Stein Roe & Farnum
42%
45%
2
31%
34%
99.28
1,
33%
1,
2%s Jimie
1,
3,
100.4
100.8
96.18
100.24
100%
101.8
95%
4%s
99.31
,
15,
3%s May
4%s Feb.
100.1
1,
14.34
15.70
38 y4
40%
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1%S May 15, 1959
l%s
Aug. 1,
Nov.
one
or
99.27
99.17
1959—
1 %s
United Income Fund
Shar&s.l
11.08
12.04
—1
13.19
14.42
1
16.97
18.45
12.20
Income
1
Fund
7.15
99.19
100.1
3%
100.3
4s
3%s
Inc—1
5.93
Feb
*
15,
I960—
Treasury Notes—
l%s April 1, 1959
1 %s Oct. 1, 1959—1^.
3%s Nov.
1%S
15,
1,
1,
8.13
10.53
100.4
98.12
12.83
1961
13.02
14.08
6.08
6.52
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s
-1979
Mueller Brass 3%s
1982
105
106%
Cent Illinois Pub Serv 43/4S-1989
Norths pan
106
111
113
99.8
100.8
1902
93.12
93.20
1962
100.12
100.16
1962
92.12
92.20
99.10
1962
99.14
4s
97.4
97.12
95.8
1,
l%s Oct.
1963
1963
91.12
91.20
99.26
99.28
90.8
90.16
1%S April
99.19
May-15,. 1963 wi
1,
1963
95.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Dated
Due
Bid
1%
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.29
2.00%
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.27
2.30%
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
Ask
99.26
99.30
100.1
<
Ask
100
99.30
99.29
Rate
Dated
Due
3.50%
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
2-
2-59
11-
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
3.45%
100.1
3 75 %
100.4
3.75 %
wi
2-59
Yield Price
Bid
115'/a
117%
106%
Chance Vought 5'As
94.28
99.4
15,
99.30
Sons—
April
2,
April
—
Carrier
94.20
15,
99.28
KLM
National Can
99.28
100.14
Bid:
100
99.30
99.30
100
99.30
Ask
100.3
100.1
100.1
100.3
100.1
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
101%
3%S Nov.
96.16
99.24
100.10
100.4
1,
2%s Feb.
99.17
Issues
Bonds—
105
Ask
1962
1,
I960.
I960-
96.8
1961
Aug. 15,
1%S Oct.
1960
3.60%
15.38
14.11
1
Wisconsin Fuad Inc—
100%
98.20
4s
15,
Rate
—1
Whitehall Fund "nc
103%
106.6
11.51
1
Wellington Fund
C I T Financial 4%s
1979
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s____i9G9
99.14
15,
8.89
Wellington Equity Fund
&
100
99.6
I960
1,
point
a
1962-
15,
3%s May
4.35
1
11.80
Investors Fund Inc
3.98
—1
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
(M)
97
6.48
10c
Wall
Lowenstein
99%
96
Situations
Special
99
Feb.
3%6 May
%S Oct.
of
May 15, 19G1
Aug. 1, I9lil
1%S April
99.28
—
1959
April
100.8
100.8
7.81
Inc
Burlington Industries 4%e__l975
93%
98%
"
Bid
April
8.66
Fund
94
102
92%
1972
32nds
more
13.43
Ltd
93
101
Maturity—•
7.92
Canada
103%
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
99.25
1959
15,
Ask
12.36
Funds
101
102%
100.2
Fund—1
United
99%'
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3%s
Inc—
1
95
95
99%
100
99.30
1,
Accumulated
99%
100%
941%
1972-1967
15,
98.24
100%
94.16
1971
15,
3%s Sept.
99.10
99.4
100.8
100
1969—
15,
Funds
98%
100.3
IOO
1, 1970
1, 1970-1967
4%s Oct.
100.3
100
;
July
3%s April
95%
100
1959-
98.16
i
1961
3%s May 2, 1966
4%s Mar. 20 1968 wi
4%s March 20, 1969
96.26
100.8
Sept. 20,
May 1, 19G22%s May 1, 1963
98.14
*
IOO
4s
99.18
1963
98.28
1961
4s
100.4
1963
99.4
I960
3%s April
99.27
100.6
4s
United Continental Fund
100
IOO;
I960
1%S Oct.
United
Ask
99.29
I960
3%s Feb.
United
point
a
1959
1,
100
1959 w i
May
2%s Feb.
99.31
99.23
1959
3,
1,
32nds of
more
3%s May 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 20, 1959
100.2
April 1, 1959
1,
or
10.78
11.15
100%
92
Bid
98
98.6
11,
one
16.64
13.41
60
%
31
2
Y
N
13.34
12.26
58%
of
9.86
lc
87
City
Westchester Fire
15.27
9.97
85
88
3
12.61
9.22
1969
Fidelity & Guaranty CoZIlo
U S Fire
US Life Insurance Co in the
1
Line
1980-76
93%
1
Inc
Fund
cent Sec
Security
Barium Steel 5%S
British Petroleum 6s
65
28%
90
Texqs
Inc....
Fund
Line
Ask
34%
112
26%
Television-Electronics Fund
Value
Bid
U S
31:%
106
5
Sterling Investment Fund K&c-l
Value
Bonds-
2
10
62%
39
8
a3G.37
9.36
7.61
36%
61%
V_1
Balanced
2.76
14.79
10
%■(
Southwestern Investors Inc
Smith
10.59
6.96
94
Travelers
100
59.10
12.
12.67
Shares
Value Line Fund Inc
13.52
10
10
2 %s
1960
June
10.79
Amer
8.56
lc
76%
59
preferred
100.2
1962
2.85s
1
12.55
74%
73
Title Guar & Trust (N Y)
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
a28.68
1.25
Selected
9.69
11.48
69
2
Co
3%s Feb.
*
a39.87
1
Common Stock Fund
1
Fund.lc
Fund
Insur
Fund Inc
_i
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Institutional
25c
-
Ltd—
Surety
100.4
97.16
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
lc
Inc
Fund
Investors
Institutional Snares
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder Stevens & Clark
1
Boston
Incorporated Income
5.63
lo
5%
6.25
Ask
99.30
1960
3(4s March
Growth Stock
Fund Inc
Puritan
United Science Fund
Funds Inc—
211/a
Marine
100.2
2s
June 10, 1959
3%S Aug. 10, 1959—
3%s Oct. 13, 1959
13.62
7.32
Tobacco
Price
14.41
11.45
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Puna
14.36
.13,33.
1
Corp
13.14
1
(The) Stock Fund-lc
8.46
&
100
1
Inc
Pine1 Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
1959
Mortgage Assn—
1:65s April 10, 1959
13.91
lc
Growth
Securities
15,
Aug. 17, 1959—.—
3%s Sept. 15, 1959
L
3%s April 15, 1963
_lc
General Eond shares
Fire
$6.50
Federal Natl
William oireet Fund
Peoples
3%s April
Aug.
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
53%
19%
Federal Land Bank Eonds—
3%s
Oct,
Fully Administered shares—lc
ER
Shares
Bid
3.50s
9.00
X49%
2
Standard Accident
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
9.17
14.91
5
5
Obligations of Government Agencies
8.37
11.64
1
(Pa)
(N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
Republic Natl Life Insurance
95%
40%
lc
8.21
8%
38
lc
10.63
56
7%
Life Ins__lo
3.50s
—lc
Railroad
Electronics
Quarterly
.
r
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
3.55s
shares
(N C)
Corp
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
201 %
8.68
15.23
23
Seaboard
193%
11.68
shares
85%
21%
132
120
1
7.92
Chemical
82
10
132
45%
10.66
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
10
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co
'42.v':'
Equip Shares—lc
Electrical
Food
Chemistry &
Putnam
General Investors Trust—.
Automobile
Nucleonics
One
,
79
120
7.10
20c
Fund
59 %
47%
9.25
-10
Preferred Stock Series.,
Income Series—
Balanced
Stock Fund-—————
Phoenix
56
75%
25%
4.86
Electronics Investment Corp—1
■
110
44%
6.58
1
•
66%
66%
12.42
Balanced Series
Eaton & Howard—
103
95
27%
24%
Standard
10
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
(Fla)
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
55
26
5
Life
17'/4
51%
5
1,50
—
Owners
15%
Y—12%
Peerless Insurance Co.
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Jefferson
N
64%
4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home
Mutual Trust Shares
of
51%
St Paul
C)
American
48%
48
Employees Lite
11.29
37
45%
61
Republic
17.60
44%
42
62
24 %
13.67
55%
62%
39%
12.50
20%
52 %
Indemnity Co
lo
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—lo
22%
16.28
43%
19
34%
Pacific
37
10.29
1
119
40%
79%
5
Fund Inc__l
Co
Quaker City Life Ins
Corp
Republic
Investment
115
75
Reinsurance
Mutual
126
.3.33%
Ins
84%
(D
16%
75%
119 %
5
2.50
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
80
Muutal Income Foundation Fd.l
Ins
71
10
Fire
5
Government
2
River
10
17.90
9.39
Fire
Hampshire
New York
Northern
•>
13.38
21.65
5
_5
Casualty—
Falls
13.56
20.56
National Union Fire—
Nationwide Corp class A_.
&
1
Corp
78%
15%
:
Northeastern
4
Glens
Automation
&
56%
74%
123
2.50
3.04
General Reinsurance
33'Ac
of beneficial interest
Fj
14.63
Massachusetts Life Fund—■
Units
(S
Insurance
2.76
Stock
Fund Inc
51
5
Bonding-
10
13.53
Trust
int-33%0
beneficial
of
Fund
Life
5%
5
118
4
54
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
Monument Life (Baft)——
10
National Fire
10
Natl Life & Accident Ins—
10
North
3%
5
4
1_
_
of Md
91%
2.50
25c
Shares—.
...
Special Investment shares
Shares—
E;—.——
Dividend
shares.
2.77
.
Missiles-Jets
Fund Inc
1
Trustee
Paper
lc
—
17.72
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
shares
4.22
12.34
1
Delaware Fund—
1
Delaware Lacome Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Mutual Fund Inc
Diversified
Metal
3.01
3.83
1
21%
219
35%
177
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc..
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
2.73
shares—lc
Industries
50%
42%
3(53
79%
19%
210
22%
32%
169
75%
•
39%
348
10
.
48%
y45%
1
5
—
Inc__
Forstqr
23%
22%
5
5
Co_
4%
20%
10
New
Ins
Continental
86%
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh
General
Va__—„19
New Amsterdam
Life
Commonwealth
Chase
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment sliares.lc
1
of
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance
11
40%
c.25
Standard
Co
National Life
3%
3%
10
37%
10
Insurance
Massachusetts
1
Ask
3%
21
__—
4%
5
Re-insurance
Boston Insurance Co
Fund
—.
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
15.44
15.15
1
Century Shares Tmst
Fund of Boston
34 %
.of
Life
Flat
10.52
18.58
'
1
—1
Canadian Fund Inc___
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd—.
1
Assurance Co-5
American Home
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville
9.64
Canada
*\
Lincoln
$1.25 conv preferred—_____5
14.15
Lazard
General ,Fund--■
(1954i Ltd
-*
11%
11.17
7.95
dividend—
20%
10.23
13.98
stock
Bid
Casualty Ins Co
10%
—-1
26.07
1
California Fund Inc
&
18%
18.03
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Ex-23'.;
1
25.31
18.90
254
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birmt
Tenn
Life Companies lnc_:
25.49
(Speculative Com Stk)__ 1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
81%
244
Fidelity & Casualty_5
16.53
17.48
..
_10
23.20
Amer
202
77%
10
Life
24.42
Bonds)
194
10
1
.
'
Surety
&
Casualty
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l • High-Grade Com Stk)
1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
u
«U
a23.18
Aetna
Bohds)_l
1
Grade
Priced
Low
Par
1
America
[stel Fund Inc—_—1
-
■
9.23
Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Amer Research & Development- •
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—.1
American
Companies
Ask
Boston—1
Trust of
of
Bid
4.63
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
25c
1.25
Fund———
Affiliated Fund Inc
Aberdeen
Par
Ask
4.24
2.22
2.02
Bid
9,
1959
Yield Price
Ask
Bid
99.981
99.983
July 2,
1959
99.938
99.944
July
9,
1959
99.894
16,
1959
1959
Ask
99.274
99.300
99.214
-
99.243
April 16,
April 23.
99.906
Julv
99.160
99.190
1959
99.847
99.867
99.106
30,
1959
99.802
99.828
May
7,
99.745
99.751
July 23,
195.9
July 30, 1959
August 6. 1959
99.074
April
98.954
98.990
May
14,
1959
99.668
99.678
August
13,
1959
98.867
98.904
May
May
15,
1959.
99.660
99.670
Augsut
20.
1959
98.808
98.840
21, 1959
May 28, 1959
99.616
99.627
99.561
99.574
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959.
98.725
103
98.648
98.674
lOOTe
IOIV4
June
4.
99.505
99.516
September
1959
98.588
June
98.615
11,
1959.
99.444
99.457
98.528
98.551
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__ 1967
121
125
June
18,
1959
98.493
104
104%
June
98.517
Southern
98.452
105%
June
98.472
104 %
1982
125
127
1971
103
104
1971
121
125
a
1970
101
105
k Admitted
1988
96
1981
4%s
Corp
Colorado
4%s
Inter
Gas
1977
4.70s
1979
100%
101%
102%
103
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
144
Duquesne
Light Co 4%s
.
99
103
107
Uran
5%s ww—1963
88
90
1977
113
116
1973
102 %
103%
1990
102%
148
5s
5 %s
Pacific
85
96
1976
Pacific Petroleum
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
84
^1975
5s
Tel
&
Tel
4%s
Public Serv Co of Ind
1989
98%
El Paso Natural Gas 5 Vie—1977
119 %
120%
Ferro
1975
100
104
1976
110
131
L917
132
136
Underwood
1982
185
190
U S Industries 4%s
1959
112
1975
4%s_1989
1959
99
Bell
4%s_,__1993
Tel
Southern Natural Gas 4%s_1979
Corp 3%£c—
Fruehauf
Trailer
4s
3%s
—
Sperry Rand 5%s
V
Textron Amer
ww
5s
Port
Cement
5s
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Illinois Bell Telephone 4%s 1994
Indiana Michigan Elec 4%s_193S
99
105%
99%
Westcoast
White
5%s
Oorp
Trans
Stores
5%s
4%s
1979
114%
99.400
September 17, 1959
Sept. 21, 1959.
99.361
99.379
September
99.340
24,
1959
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
99%
117 %
99.387
1959
♦No
General
10,
99.017
99.331
22, 1959
25,
1959
b
Net
par
value
asset
d
value.
to
listing
Stock Exchange
Bid yield price
+
on
the New York
x
Ex-rights,
New
stock
Ex-dividend
wiWhen
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
99.051
98.758
Volume 189
Number 5833
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1507)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Week
1959
Bank clearings this week will show an increase
compared with
liminary figures compiled by
us
a
Pre¬
year ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Saturday, March 28, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
3.1% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
$23,105,101,224 against $22,403,604,380 for the
there is
gain for the week ending Friday, of 1.7%.
a
week
same
in
1958.
At this
center
Our comparative summary for
+
-
1/139,000.000
.
4,103,474
York
Boston
—
(11
-
.
Pittsburgh
——.—
:
•
—
—
9.5
—
7.1
706,430,790
+
9.6
417,251,941
+21.9
320,200,000
+12.1
641,891,837 ;
580,935,592
312,237,566
6,635,973
15,079,916
+ 72.1
17,899,373
36,105,9.03
14,522,585
15,461,733
6.1
14,790,173
12,360,153
1,307,026,801
cities)
1,099,869,238
+18.3
1,492,909,120
1.449,851,123
11,687,374
307,023,940
292,781,77a
five
days.—
Other
cities,
five
days
—
Total
.
cities, five days—-——
—
+
1.9
+
7.2
+
2.9
All cities, one day
r
(7 cities)—
"i:
all
902,157,402
cities
for
822,420,162
+
^Estimated.
:
Virginia—Huntington
issue of next week.
our
ends
+
Saturday and the Saturday figures
—
Columbia—Washington
438,306,623
at this center
Outside of this
showing
inasmuch
will
appear
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
increase of
an
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
city there
was a
gain of 15.5%, the bank clearings
they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals record a decline of
0.9%, but in the Boston
Reserve District the totals register an
improvement of 10.5% and in the
Philadelphia
of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
14.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District
of
12.9%
a
gain
in the Atlanta Reserve
and
District of 13.3%.
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals
by 21.5%, in the St. Louis Reserve District by 13.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by
18.9%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District there Is
21.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District
Augusta
Macon
Alabama—Birmingham
-
Mobile
14,879,001
594,163
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
furnish
we
a
of 25.3%
and
in the
expansion of
an
Francisco
San
Reserve
summary
Michigan—Ann
Grand
1958
$
1st Boston.-
12 cities
2nd New York
$
967,219,280
875,248,566
14,681,338,826
«
——11
"
1,307,026,801
4th Cleveland
7
"
1,553,205,002
5th Richmond
6
"
865,089,238
Philadelphia
—
1957
or
$
1956
$
-
+10.5
949,905,889
754,223,677
0.9
14,245,217,963
1,099,869,283
+18.8
1,492,909,120
+14.0
1,493,300,651
25,497,758
3,917,913
21,961,083
225.699.302
210,442,101
+ 23.1
+
2.1
140,435,674
+
1.7
7,342,606
419,501,017
141,295,147
384,436,233
132,514,153
766,007,402
+12.9
823.092,470
761,001,091
7,729,563
34,403,228
232,652,023
Wayne-—
—
Indianapolis
South Bend
Terre
-
\
Haute—
-
—
-
Sioux City
i
1 0 08 b£ o
t
i
•
i
i
i
i
i
—
i
i
t
•
»
i
1
i
j
;
-
Peoria
Rockford
-—
10,988,507
1,811,214,098
(17 cities)
305,819,723
+13.8
243,516,205
*
2.6
—
7,374,2 VI
6,469,823
251,030,053
196,199,563
18,351,740
6.0
620,130
14,766,323
519,403
+ 21.0
243,650,377
212,740,293
+13.3
1,452,033,159
1,267,153,241
G.7
3,222,275
19,746,237
9,674,267
11,252,384
2,226,23*
j
18,320,18®
i
+
i
+
1.3
—
+ 11.7
+ 15.7
■*'
+ 16.7
8,647.54®
+ 25.3
+ 11.9
3,733,913
156,702,080
+10.6
-'•6,573,010
49.634,834
+10.5
16,606,418
1,382,024
+ 13.3
1,148,815,881
4.4,004,631
+13.7
7,250.546
15,259,213
9,938,209
6,227,425
1,556,107,373
13,289,501
-
1.9
+
—
1,409,289
1,172,180,560
-
6.6
+ 14.0
+
7,109,178
15,596,851
9,786,080
6,232,025
-
1.9
+
-
7.2
+ 21.5
t
i
136,545,31®
6,537.18*
45,260,431
13,332,66®
1,403,84®
1,078,430,85®
■:i
6,278,59*
14,479,53®
9,633,57*
•
•
1
3,210,60®
36,202,000
10,397,124
j
-
i
11,238,151
76,421,00®
9,222,29*
-
+ 7G.1
7,100,719
17,391,458
10,131,767
6,67G,646
——
9.3
+ 11.6
+ 16.5
.
3,091,873
18,707,453
8,778,092
12,503,010
83,443,000
9,419,973
3,582,264
154,366,434
7,856,212
54,836,300
18,822,56G
1,407,793
1,306,133,570
6,771,344
—
32,491,561
123,961,963
421,100,003
137,895,056
454,300,000
6,251,815
6,093.698
9.8
,...
172,744,345
,
-
Springfield
1,407,560,115^
4,488,450
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Illinois—Bloomin gton
18,745,815
560,567
220,141,224
„
18,456,878
9,802,753
14,471,509
14G,934,00Q
Lansing
+
35,534,415
+ 21.9
+
6,597,160
299,623,536
*3,300,000
——-
5.4
+
140,197,810
448,600,000
6,038,752
...
i
f
+
1
..
•
•
-
3,370,221
1,577,711,405
1,44G,56G,803
Louis
353,400,GO'S
199,518,41®
Total
—
—
+ 15.2
385,400,000
+
9.1
143,251,246
+
14.8
194,244,396
142,687,034
2,600,057
+
7.6
2,479,246
+13.4
724,810,676
686,400,10*
7,775,702
+ 11.0
456,456,912
179,742,745
10,863,891
219,198,003
164,494,316
2,797,535
—
cities)
(4
371,200,000
200,932,434
427,800,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
+19.6
8,538,450
448,616,100
160,510,175
7,340,57®
411,779,564
157,881,60c
+ 30.9
9,206,048
7,919,174
2.9
4,939,754
5.5
5,575,013
+ 13.9
14,348,611
4,313,33®
5,656,95®
12,997,17®
+18.9
651,734,151
607,918,40®
717,983,737
814,289,854
131,052,59®
2,429,09®
1,352,017,640
766,007,402
+12.9
823,002,470
761,001,091
Atlanta
10
"
1,594,842,057
1,407,560,115
+13.3
1,452,033,159
1,267,153,241
7th
Chicago
17
"
1,811,214,098
1,556,107,373
+21.5
1,577,711,405
1,446,566,803
4
"
814,289,854
717,983,737
+13.4
724,810,676
686,400,104
S^. Louis
3,756,640
2.3
+ 22.1
+
1,449.851,120
1,362,141,364
,
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
12,198,637,487
—
6th
8th
48,655,103
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
Inc.
Dec. fa
14,553,403,460
9
3rd
+ 25.0
7,604,790
367,770,730
1,594,842,057
-
Rapids.—
Missouri—St.
1959
21—
+ 12.9
+11.7
—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended March
1,352,017,643
4,247,103
22,599,500
223,349,605
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Total
following
1,498.300.651
266,348,729
-
Decatur
District of 13.1%.
In the
+14.0
36,268,974
170,885,959
492,600,000
7,036,841
7,209,364
334,372,753
264,646,273
Georgia—Atlanta
6.2%, the aggregate clearings for
eral Reserve Districts in which
Reserve District of 18.8%.
8,820,39a
12,187,981
447,585,623
865,089,238
,
Florida— Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
cases
decrease of 1.3%. We group the cities according to the Fed¬
a
477,026,292
1,362,141,364
the whole country having amounted to
$27,386,654,376 against $25,783,764,434 in the
week in 1958.
-I-15.0
412,337,885
142,874,466
(6 cities)
District of
previous week—the week ended
same
15,122,319
13.485.975
14,459,600
4,796,580
Maryland—Baltimore
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further below,
we are able to give final and
complete results of the
was
7.7
11,720,463
Sixth Federal Reserve District—-Atlantacovered by the foregoing
We cannot furnish them today,
For that week there
530,572,763
3.1
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
March 21.
11,414,003
619,431,651
54,513,100
23,108,000
272,614,365
9,357,942
Richmond
^
Complete and exact details for the week
in
+ 14.9
9.7
$23,105,101,224 $22,403,604,380
i
week
-i 27.6
+12.4
58,563,400
1,553,205,002
Virginia-—Norfolk
Total
Total
3,281,743
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
9.4
$22,202,943,822 $21,581,184,218
—
11,255,033
547,804,946
8.5
South Carolina—Charleston
Total all
.'
„,
—
280,031,299
615,983,989
65,434,700
14,741,138
13,348,122
507,551,648
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
4,112,220,300
4,403,636,608
—
+19.5
$17,794,307,214 $17,468,903,418
—
.,
14,365,907
321,779,498
Youngstown
West
cities,
8,115,792
25i954l437
Mansfield
+10.0
344,604,850
ik+1-
—
Ten
6,823,707
4,314,903
7,456,724
Columbus
486,130,274
3,768,097
7,940.746
Cleveland
—
3,973,210
4,144,348
Cincinnati
964,000,000
420,755,842
,
Baltimore
1,055,118,784
*385,000,000
—
Cleveland-
1,371,000,003
7.6
+
9.1
Ohio—Canton
705,998,000
v
.
Francisco
'
4,705,605
1.426,000,000
18.4
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1.7
365,600,000
_
2,125,085
+ 28.0
+ 30.9
Jersey—Trenton
773,913,154
.--i
—_—
Louis
San
"
1c
+
2,005,943
1,574,551
+ 58.7
I
Delaware—Wilmington
508,483,677
L^rw.
-
Kansas City
St.
1958
2,054,152
3,443,151
6,107,742
York
954,872,918
_•
1,981,623
7,993 183
Wilkes-Barre
896,000,000
*
Philadelphia
^:
"
1950
$12,311,266,307 $12,106,579,100
—~
—-
3,815,059
7,380,162
5,464,395
Scranton
Total
New
$
1,819,704
-
,
+ 49.6
+
1956
$
3.0
"
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago
1957
+ 41.7
2,627,420
4,947,737
1,636,714
1,756,639
3,864,848
2*,318',4.29
Philadelphia
Reading
21
fo
Dec.
1,587,394
the week follows:
Week Ended March 28—
March
Inc. or
*
l^oiooo^ooo
Lancaster
New
$
i 714 579
-
.
Chester
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
at
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Ended
1958
$
Bethlehem
4/
Ninth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St.
Paul
8,629,850
545,825,522
-
—-—
—-
212,740,328
14,222,567
4,707,713
-
9th Minneapolis
7
"
North
309,723,217
680,922,524
+18.9
Dakota—Fargo
651,734,151
607,918,405
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
10th Kansas City
9
"
805,109,040
660,845,957
+21.8
697,282,381
683,904,724
Montana—Billings
6
"
725,242,349
578,962,535
+25.3
627,217,754
591,468,341
10
"
1,580,289,974
1,396,776,747
+13.1
1,445,267,451
1,342,714,996
27,386,054,376
25,783,764,434
+
6.2
26,185,483,075
23,141,857,629
13,290,369,002
11,506,191,296
+15.5
12,399,319,774
11,321,400,021
+ 18.4
11th
12th
Dallas
San
-
Francisco
Total
108 cities
Outside New York City
We
now
add
—
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
week ended March
Helena
JIG, 171,159
-
Total
(7 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Hastings
,T
^
•
•
March
21
1957
Dec. fo
$
1956
$
First Federal Reserve District—Beston—
Maine—Bangor
3,838,626
Fall
River
+ 59.C
5,941,937
Lowell
2,405,013
5,840,406
+
1.7
807,309,940
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
736,973,606
+
9.5
3.482,105
Springfield
-
+ 19.9
1,332.426
+ 25.7
1,376,G04
Haven-.
+ 10.9
3,302,297
2,422,538
12,762,292
+ 14.3
13,642,211
13,G27,243
Rhode
NeV
(12 cities)—
-
32,261,000
3,133,957
2,900,517
567,219,280
——
17,975.432
39,790,300
Island—Providence
44,571,390
20,775,629
.
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
12,072,340
47,944.258
.
3,662,521
2,837,128
875,248,566
Buffalo
—
—I
—
'
1
Elmira
+ 25.4
+.
11,744,453
7.6
,
43,653,226
9,091,068
31,468,796
+ 15.6
24,789,800
19,755,883
+ 23.3
31,926,400
21,645,800
8.0
2,629,309
+ 10.5
949,905,889
754,223,677
Syracuse.
-
—
Connecticut—Stamford
New
26.505,361
164,147,380
3,663,972
147.402,665,
+
2.4
23,067,042
+ 11.4
21,924,828
160,729,455
141,593,374
'2,529,021
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
2,682,332
+ 36.6
2,681,425
+ 28.2
3,790,286
14,277,573,138
1.3
13,786,163,301
11,820,457,600
56.301,685
Rochester
Total
(9 cities)
26,924,412
457,348,229
+ 16.0
12,614,830
6,722,479
(9 cities)
660,845,957
-i 21.8
—
+
0.8
25,190,46®
452,229,44*
6,375,401
10,622,273
6,371,16®
697,282,381
083,904,721
9,932,26®
512,341,331
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Delias—
Fort
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
45.168,423
+ 24.8
48,134,500
Total
27,390,350
25,021,457
+
(a)
——
Cities)
(6
(a)
10,206,852
+ 10.6
547,664,844
40,355,484
—
9.5 °
T—^
•
2,506,507
•
"
3,018,393
24,182,020
18,379,040
25,895,121
68,361,229
+ 12.8
77,011,083
54,892,014
97,865,720
85,942,746
+ 13.9
93,738,653
+ 14.0
+25.3
627,217,754
219,013,667
+ 11.3
253,751,132
5,087,956
203,946,072
110,318,220
7,163,00®7,163,281
15,834,291
12,851,136
578,962,535
39,034,173
8,936,000
7,203,438
*
243,756,574
maRalt
—
0.9
+
3.7
6,042,574
Oregon—Portland
——
Lake City-
5,824,862
251,639,972
MWaO
—
214,229,942
+ 17.5
109,729.929
+16.3
591,468,341
Santa
i
4,513, 15®'
< 26,794, ,18®
-.17,048, 303
1.8
30,507,367
18,943,477
779,447,975
+ 33.4
.
32,076,082
-
10,564,483
-13,862,26?
—
r:i::i™
8,251,412
12,041,991
1,580,289,974
Barbara
19G.G92, ,97®
203,833, 851•93,135, ,G74
-
+ 11.8
24,471,892
22,660, 224
+ 28.1
7,556.027
11,237,333
10,596 ,36®
+
.^,590,197
CS;"Ug Beach-—
IS jFo?en——i—
Total
cities)
(10
'
1,396,776,747
74,687,343
14,681,333,826
0.1
+
4.7
+
+
9.7
.
-
755,921 ,50®
6,518 ,77®
24,060,477
77,104,916
14,553,403.460
—19.0
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
37,095,389
-
+17.8
+ 28.0
13,736,266
-
Galveston
Wichita
12,900,215
40,318,344
7,701,000
6,916,571
12,054,136
15,199,365
638,573,484
44,577,298
6 >2 37,000
6,918,936
—
——————-
Worth
499,072,269
725,242,349
Texas—Austin
Grand total
14.245,217,968
12,198,G37,487
aix*~4
4
r%
a
/«iV
+ 13.1
1,445,267,451
1,342,714,99®
6.2
26,185,483,075
23,141,857,62®
fiwnc
12,399,319,774
11,321,400,02*
27,386.654,376
25,783,764,434
+
13,290,369,002
(108 cities)
Outside New York City..
Total
0.G
+ 22.8
12,785,614
6,668,553
—
Yakima
14,096,285,374
York
+ 24.6
+ 54.1
:
2,583,645
+
3,438,633
.*
Jamestown
New
'
156,019,999
6,362,200
32,490,696
434,804,582
534.007,834
14,833,891
Washington—Seattle
27,115,430
a.
707,94®
8,751,731
167,133,17®
11,976,923
—
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs-
Dallas
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew York—Albany
9,199,387
172,501,973
10,806,658
1,016,142
3,250,650
*
15,137,337
Connecticut—Hartford
New
6,647,857
14,586,354
•"
—
921,60®.
756,232
+ 11.9
640,700,242
3,604.088
—
755,259
+ 27.6
32,305,552
-
Missouri—Kansas
.
6,558,440
804,216,751
,
+
688,652
2,427,335
.2,963,494
1,674,755
_
New Bedford
:
2,393,872
1.3
992,702
10.032,959
805,109,040
Wichita
St.
~
*"
—
City-
9,806,297
Kansas—Topeka
Inc. or
$
$
■
Ended
1958
+
878,633
11,221,176
194,327,518
-
Omalxa
1959
—
1,005,660
Nebraska—Fremont
s
Week
T
680,922,524
809,723,217
Lincoln
21, for four years:
Clearings at—
4,847,234
7,038,132
14,197,908
7,426,078
11,506,191,296
+ 15.5
fIatio
*
48
(1508)
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Texas
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretapr of the
countries of the world. We give below
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
CERTIFIED
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
MARCH
FEDERAL
20,
on
41
the different
1959
TO
RESERVE
MARCH
BANK
TO
1959,
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
United
1930
Noon
Buying Rate for
INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers
In
York
New
Oil
$5 .series—__—;
Pipe Line Co.—'V.,
trust 'bonds-series and C
6%
(Value in
United
States
Quarries,
1176
Apr
1
1177*'
due Apr. 1, 1969- Apr
1
12§6
series
due
Apr
1977
Inc.—
1st and refunding mtge. bonds
Money)
ENTIRE
CALLED
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
Friday
Monday
Mar. 20
Tuesday
Mar. 23
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 24
Algom
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
$
Argentine, peso—
.0147663
Free
2.242071
pound.
Australia,
Belo
.0384890-
.0384890*
.0384890*
.0199976
.C200040
.0200040
.0199990
1.033593
1.034062
.210748
.210810
.210798
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
Koehring
.00203894
.00203859
.00203855
.00203859
.239200
.239320
.239285
.239280
Oliver Corp,
South Coast
.210870
—
.210837
.210770
.210890
2.813950
2.814600
2.815000
.00160985
.00277912*
.
.00277912*
.00277912*
.329246
——
.00161021
.329246
.329435
.0800560
yen
.00161000
.0800560
.0800560
329468
.329535
.264895
.264880
.264905
.264910
2.786008
2.786732
.140318
.140384
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349760*
.0349820*
.0349900*
United
.0238095"
.0238095*
conv.
preferred stock
Co., 5%-conv. preferred stock
.0238095*
.193281
.193281
.231500
.231525
2.803287
2.803436
2.804084
2.804483
2.813800
2.813800
2.813950
2.814600
2.815000
•
(Continued from
All of the other loan categories
Snare
Company
Refrigerator
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
account—
18,939,894
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
gold certificate
920,876
F. R. notes of other Banks
Other cash
Discounts and
589,136
461,624
advances—
industrial loans *
tl. S.
Government
+
—
396,614
1,451,000
18,649,726
—
32,800
+
bought outright
22,000
Total U. S. Govt, securities
25,474,062
Total
+
32,800
V 56,000
+
.
26,094,736
and
securities
Oue from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
:/•
5,129,616
95,022
151,155
2,867,565
305,486
+
1,927,440
+ 1,949,440
421,297
+ 2,412,263
—1,545,830
+
600,005
+
226
+
9,386
+
12,941
26,946,424
reserves
18,194,277
Treasurer—gen. acet.
Foreign
—
22,245
75,826
—
775,549
851,349
516,617
+
340,221
+
371,615
Other
+.
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash Items
Other liab. and accrued dis—
-
19,422,730
4,383,342
29,159
50,781,655
I-
93,774
26,962
;
,
v
—
71,382
^
+
—
'
583,431
_
—1,299,574
+
+
liability
purchased
on
loan
chasing
and
21,863
275,625
557,671
10,927
*
1U95
-1,944,990
24,643
+
loans
0.6%
commitments-
851,349
to
reporting member
changes
for
the
121
—
109
—
85
t
13,426
1,433
banks..——J
Increases of $773 million in loans adbalances with Federal
an
increase of $1,573 million
176
—
24
2,519
deposits adjusted
57,019
Interbank
demand
+
3,101
58
1,644
+
of
District, and $22 million in
the Boston
the
San
Francisco District.
$373 million increase during the
included loans for
previous week which also
tax date needs.
Changes
quarterly
according to industry appear
4-
3-13*
U2VZC
tllVzC
3-13
1
1
3-31
9
2-27
3*31
2-27
3*31
3%
2-27
$1,03
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
4-
$1.03%
4-
1
3-
$1.14
—
4-
1
3- 9
4-15
4- 2
^
37 Vac
4-
$1
•
v
1
3-9
1'
3-17
"4- 1
$1.05
4-
$1.41%
9
3-17
1.
3-17
-
■
4-
1
3-10
$1.06 'A
4-1
3-10
$40c
3-31
$1.25
•
;
3-
2
t56Y4c
3-31
3-
2
$$1,121/2
3-31
3-
2
$ 68%C
3-31
3-
2
-
—_
m
4-
1
3-16
$3
7-
1
6-
tl2Y2c
4-
1
3-16
•
■'
:
2
-
$15c
(interim).
4-30
4-15
35c
3*31
3-20
'
investment
Co.
of
14c
3-
1
2
from
,
20c
.
North
America
(quar.)
Building Corp. (Chicago)
5-
1
75c
4-
28 c
5-15
5-
4-
Quarterly
4-15
50c
Insurance Exchange
153
4-
14c
—_—
;
and
inc.
1
3-16
3-31
3-16
3-31
1
3-20
*
'
-
others
tExclusive
3-14
3-
35c
realized securities profits)
733
+
3-31
4-
Shares.. Ltd.—
(Cs from
64.
59
2
3-14
3-31
-
profits) (
i
Institutional-Growth Fund
+1,943
—4
3-31
Institutional Income Fund (7c from invest¬
ment
income
and
7c
from
securities
+1,776
*
3-
1:50c
i—
Investors
Insurance
+
1
+30c
(quar.)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Institutional
2
3-10
4-17"
1
4-
1:12 V2 c
2—2—
preferred (quar.)—
Inland
646
+1,573
10,749
(final)
86 •
+
5-
I12V2C
.-
Class A
deposits—
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
From
—
28,367
(quar.)
22
+
78
+
■
i
•
+
565
+
711
—
1,020
•
Interelicmical Corp., new
2%-for-l stuck split-
'
■
902
176
—
109
loans
to
banks
Individual
loan
revised
(St.
District).
Louis
items
and
after
deduction
shown
are
1
of
valuation
'-'March
gross.
.>
re¬
6%
figures
11
preferred
Redemption Galls and Sinking
.
Harvester,
Minerals
and
common
New
Interstate
under sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak-'
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
$4.80
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
share held)
OF TENDER
Page.
,
'
3-13
3-30
.3-30
25c
'4-15
—
—2
—
(increased)
-*
2
for
3-16
3-18
*4-
3-
1
6
3-18
3-31T
20c
3-16
5-31
$1.25
—
1
A'-' 1
40c
1
4-
$1
$1.20
(quar.)-——
3-20
4-
75c
(quar.)
com.
3-13
3-13.
Corp.
quar.)
4-30-
c-ach
5-31
4-30-
20c
4-
1
3-1&
20c
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
22C
4-
1 '
3-13
45c
4-
1
3-12
43%c
4-
1
—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1 preferred
Date
.
3-30
$1
Co.
Interstate Financial Corp.,
B
3-31
40c
$$3
Telegraph
prior pfd.
<
3-13
4-15
(quar.)
&
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
4rl5
$$1
;
Co
Interstate.Co., 5%
3-18
50c
*
3-18
4-15
—
Textbook
Bakeries
3-16
4-15
Corp.—
<
Interstate Engineering (increased)
Stock dividend
(One share com.
Class
:
Chemical
Ltd.
(initial
common
International Salt
called
Company and Issue—
(quar.)
Power.
Telephone
International
list of corporate bonds, notes,"
stock
called
for
redemption,
were
preferred
1
6
$15c
com
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
;
-
International
The date indicates the
in which the details
(qtlar.V
4-
50c
Ltd.,
common
&
International
Fund Notices
a
4%
35c
$37i/2C
Milling 4%
..
—
——
—
(quar.)
International
Common
Below will be found
confmon (initial)
Interlake Iron Corp
Interlake Steamship Co
International Bronze Powders,
::
1
(quar;)
-
25c
—
6%; preferred (quar.)
15C
..
..
Maracaibo
U.
Oil
Exploration Corp.—subord. debentures due 1972—
'
Industries, Inc.—
5Va% conv. subord. debs., due Dec. l, 1971
S.
,
®
.,.
Interstate
-—Apr
6
*
Apr 30
International
1177
,
15-year conv.
Silver
Investment
.
common
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
ser.
A
Trust
of
Boston
3-10
(quarterly from
net investment income)
Date
Transformer
Corp., 6% debs.,
Consumer Finance Corp. of America—
6%
Shoe
•
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Central
Securities,
International
:
•
Company and Issue—
in
Commercial and industrial
loans increased in all dis¬
tricts and a total of
$535 million at all reporting member
banks; the principal increases were $266 million in
New
York City, $85 million in the
Chicago District, $37 mil¬
lion in the Cleveland
District, $28 million in
a
—
870
3-20
3-31
50c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
746
1—
6%
reserve
V. S. Government deposits.
with
+
242
—
: +
974
<
35
+2,260
19
+
3-13
4-15
35c
—
(quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd., common (quar.)
redeemable, preferred ($50 par)
preferred. ($100 par)
4^2%
5,/a%
—2,003
-
A
4V2%
+2,041
—
3-30
11c
—
+1,819
3
+' ,•1
9,414
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits
3^3
week
Reserve Banks; decreases of
$312 million in holdings of
U. S. Government securities and
$646 million in demand
compares
312
"
_
domestic
—
,
in
3-20
3-20
20c
Industrial
LIABILITIES—
of Section 13b surplus of $27,543,000
following principal
•; 3-20
—
783
3,430
_.
System in leading cities
deposits adjusted; and
+
—
2,212
17,894
<—t..
banks
with
22*
<
6,760
including those
This
30,296
—
637
The condition statement of
weekly
banks of the Federal Reserve
3-31
$2
preferred -(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.-—
5% preferred A (quar.)
4Va% preferred B (quar.)—
+
155
4-1,078
74*
+
+
notes
bonds
securities
66,919
360
*'<
—
5.65%
4.6:
401
3-31
$1.13
——
4.20%
714
—
R.
International
60,706
Justed and $870 million
14
9,788
__J.
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
foreign
ended March 18:
121
11,939
Treasury bills
S.
+
+
1,344
loans
Treasury
•
pur¬
U. S. Government securities—total——
28,567
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
for
:
estate
Other
dealers
4,254
+1,467
31,669
+
+
3-31
68c
1
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_.
135
Domestic banks
+
12-15,,
35c
+
-
—
r
119
+
securities—1,968
purchasing or carrying
securities
preferred
shows
+
9
carrying
or
Other loans for
accept¬
On*SeptC^nt958 :fter climInation
535
+
84,593
766,470
42.8%
for
'773
+
R.
International
'correspondents
Industrial
to brokers
Balances
+
52,217,731
bilities combined
ances
>«+
583
serves;
and
430
30,632
106,242
+
334
'9-15
quar.)
(quar.)—
4.12% preferred
41/a% preferred
4.56% preferred
,,
-55,018
Loans
2,312
868,410
193,224
*
cap. accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Contingent
Loans
1958
+
loans
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks
Cash in vault
;
—1,956,519
374,442
capital accounts
liab.
adjustedt
Demand
—
6-15
9-30
(quar.)
6% preference (s-a)
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
Mar. 19,
1959
94,728
Commercial and Industrial loans
Agricultural
From Federal Reserve Banks
-
Surplus
Total
Lrans
Real
Brick
Central
Common
Mar. 11,
1959
adjustcdf_.«—•—
232,113
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Other
and investments
473,497
+
;
6-30
12-30"
—
Since
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
U.
U. 8.
Capital paid in
Mar. 18,
''
ASSETS—
22,000
+
3-16
$1.25
Class B (quar.)-_
2—.—
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada) (quar.)
Imperial Oil (Canada),. Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)
Name recently changed to Imperial Color
Chemical & Paper Corp.
Imperial Tobacco Co. pf Canada, Ltd.—
Common, interim
:
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—)
+
-1.944,990
.'5-16
3-30
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
follows:
Other
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
bank
banks
Telephone
Illinois
Class
"
LIABILITIES—
Member
ber
Bell
Illinois
rowings from others decreased $176 million. Loans to
banks decreased $242 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of
reporting mem¬
' '
23,200
52,217,731
——
3-31
$1.25
—_
—__
-
Illinois
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $565 million and bor¬
15
Bank premises
Other assets
assets
'
4-17
50c
$1.25
—
$1.25
:
Ideal Cement new com. (initial
Incorporated Income Fund
Boston District.
—•
25,452,062
Held under repurchase agree't
Total
the
in
661,740
—1,296,379
2,483,771
;
*
loans
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $121 million,
Treasury certificates of indebtedness $109 million, and
Treasury notes decreased $85 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $497 million in
New York City, $164 million in the Chicago
District,
$69 million in the San Francisco District, and $64 million
in the Cleveland District, but they increased $61 million
+
2,867,565
Total
502
7,897
'.V,'
r
Notes
Bonds
-
—
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)——iL:—;
Kuyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)
$2.75 class A preferred; (quar.)—2
4J/2% prior:preferred (quar.) —3_1
also showed increases.
securities:
_L
Certiiicates
471,222
+
—
1,156
r—
63,255
—
327
—
31,533
—
3,849
Bought outright—
Bills
—2,043,353
41,452
—
5
Acceptances—bought outright
2,856
■
+
—2,108,497
+
65,144
7,147
5,672
—
424,793
1958
10,003
+
19,860,770
reserves
Mar. 26,
1959
1959
-
certificate
preferred
1
5-
,
(In thousands of dollars)
Mar. 18,
5%
Holder»
PuyuOle of Jtiec.
25c
(quar.)—
5%
.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
When
Per
Name of
-
in another press release.
14)
page
V:
Hussmann
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
ASSETS—
1286
1177
1
issue.
Iluttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.).——
Gold
Mar 31
Apr
1
.193292
.231468
2.803287
25,
1176
1
1 ;
DIVIDENDS
I
.193265
.231381
Nominal.
Mar.
•
1285
.496950*
.23x362
Kingdom, pound sterling.
cumul.
&
.0349.950*
.0238095*
.193275
franc
Union of South Africa, pound—
.—-Apr
_
.
•Announcement-ih 'this
.496950*
krona
1024
19662;
.140412
.0349760*
Switzerland,
1239
l,
2.787128
.140331
.0238095*
——
5','2%
.264960
2.785940
.140337
—
6
April
4.80% conv. pfd. stock
Apr
Manufacturing Co., 6% debs, due 1966——Apr
Telephone &' Telegraph Co.—
Weeden
1021
.0300560
2.785940
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
914
...
5%' prefer reef stock, series B
Dec 15
4Vai%; 'Cumul. conv. preferrfed stock
Mar 31
Corp*.,'1st 4^/4"% bonds due June 30, I960—Apr
1
Co.,
Southern Nevada Power Co.,
.00277912*
.0800560
debs.: due
conv.
Virginia
00277912*
597
1
Vendorlator
.00161000
.00161021
E.
6%
.210892
2.813800
J.
,
—Apr
—
and
B__Apr
Page
1
Investors
due Apr. 1, 1969
Apr
1
General American Transportation Corp.—
41/a% equip, trust ctfs. due April 1, 1978 (series 57)_Apr
1
Greeley Gas Co., 6%% 25. f. debs, due Oct. 1, 1972
Apr
1
Gunnar Mines Ltd., 5% s. f. debs, due Oct.
1, 1960-2—Apr ■ 6
Koehring Co., 5% preferred stock, series B
Apr. 1
Loblaw Leased Properties, Ltd.—
9c
.1236;.
.
-6%
3-31
.
3-10
.
Funding Corp. of New York—
*
Class B
subord. debs.,
8c
-
1
convertible preferred (quar.)
4-
4-10
..
1
4-10
4-
1
lViC ,-4-10
4-
L,
9c
...
——
.
1st
5%%
Potash
series D bonds due
Syndicate
25-year
sink.
of
fd.
April 1,
1983
—Apr
Germany—
loan
bonds
series
A,
B
and
„:
k
*,
Investors
•-$2.50
preferred
!
Island—
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
-
37 VaC
5-
1
25c
5-
1
37 Vac
6-
1
8-
•
2
3
-
•
$2.50^ preferred (quar.)_ —»—i
Electric
1025
4-20
7-20
1
7-eo
37%c
——
ill- 2
10-19
.
25c
11- 2
•.
10-19'
Light & Power Co.—
Common
4.80%
4-20"
'
--
4.30%
1
of Rhode
preferred
Extra
$2.50
Iowa
1393
St.
Apr
Trust Co.
25C '
1131'
»
1
c
1238 "
:
C
May
1238
■
1
;
due Jan.
1, 1973 (as extended)
;
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
1st mortgage
2%%
bonds, due 1976
916'
-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
40c
(quar.)
'
(quar.)_„
i;
.
1234;
,
.210748
1.032890?
1341
pfd. stock—__Mar 31
stockMar 31
.
s.
1.032187
2.813800
—
$20 conv.
Co.,
Freightlhies, Inc.— • -.
f. conv. *debentures, due Oct. 1, 1967—.——Mar 31
Plastics Manufacturing Corp.—
6%
.239190
■
-..-Apr 30
Garrett
.00203850
rupee
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
•
2.243027
.0384765*
.00311405*
Ireland. pound
Italy, lira
Products
1961—
due
cumulative convertible preferred
(A.
H.)
Corp. -preferred stock
.210798
—
Ltd.—
debentures
5 Vz %
1,032031
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Sweden,
2.242709
2.242191
Metal
Pago
Date
Mines
mtge.
gen.
American
.0147693
.0200000
France
Japan,
2.242071
$
$
.0147802
.0147619
.0384890'
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar-.
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
India,
$
.0147076
Uranium
5%
-
1285
_
-
1
mtge. and coll. trust bds. 4%%
and 4% % series due 1978———
•,
-
Country end Monetary Unit
preferred .stock,
r- J
—May T
Co.—
1st
TREASURY
Whiterock
26,
Pipeline
1st mtge. &:cbll.
Gas Corp.—-
%
a
Gas
Pag«
Date-
'■/<
Natural
Trans Mountain
record for the week just passed.
a
BY
Illinois
Cumulative
4-
1
3-14
53 %c
4-
1
3-14
60c
4-
1
3-14
Volume
5833
Number
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
*
Name of Company
Iowa
Power
4.80%
preferred
4.35%
3.30%
Iron
Fireman- Mfg.-(stock
Island
-
•
•
Jacobstn
4-
40c
■!.
$$1.75
xl % %.
!!—
i.
.
$17 %c
-/
(quar.)—;
com.
(quar.)
4-
10c
„—____
.—
$5
pfeferred A (qu&r.)_„
preferred B (quar.)—
$5
preferred C
$5
preferred
44-
Jim
Bros., nonvoting
4-
Johnson
Co.
4-
1
4-
1
4-
r
$1.25
f
15C
>
(quar.)—
(quar.)————...—.
common
25c
4-
$1
•
17 %c
quar.).;
•:/'
—,
45
50C
5%
Journal
3-31
Corp.
Kaiser
Ltd.
'
(quar.)
(quar.)..!'
40e
..
—
Southern
7%
Kansas
Gas
Electric
&
Co.,
Kansas. Nebraska
.»
0-
1
5-15
$5
Kansas Power & Light,
;
*"
4-
.
50c
1
3-14
4-15
•
MacFadden
3-31
3-31
3-10
1
$1.03 % 4- 1
$1.07
/ 4- 1
r 4-
.
45c
3-10
3-10
1
4- 1
$1.25
$1.06%
•
33-
preferred. (qUar.)
;
preferred (quar,
(quar.)___.
Kendall Co., $4.5d preferred, (quar,).
•
•.
3-
6
1
Kendall
Refining- Co. (quar.)...
;/ Kennedy's,. Inc.,-: common—(quar.)
,
-
$1.25
L Kerr
convertible
preferred
Manufacturing Co.—
: participating- class
A
6%
Kerr Income .Fund
4-15
4-
30c
3-31
87 %c
.
$1.12%
V
___
4-
1
5c
3-20
4-10
Keystone
Appreciation
.
Series-S-3
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i
20e
income)
.
46-
1st
7%
2nd
preferred
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.
1
•
Laboratories
A
(quar.)
J-
;
dividend:
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4-
3-
4-15
50c.
-
4♦.
,
6
'
3-31
1
4-
20c-
.
1
1
2-27
-
3-
2
62
3-30
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,
3-16
3-30
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1
4-
1%
Jones,
4-
Si.75
5-
13 %c
5-
&
Company
fJames)
4'2%
(quar.)
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-20
35c
&■
—<
(quar.i...
Lexington
Venture Fund
3-13
:
Lexington
Water,
534%
dividend)
preferred
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y., 5%
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)..
pfd.
(quar.)__
Aircraft
A
5%
3-16
3-16
4-
1
3-13
Mead Johnson &
4-
1
3-20
Medusa
4-10
3-26
6-
5-
New
3-31
3-16
6-30
.9-30
9-16
12-31
12-1G
3-31
3-20
.
4-15
12 %c
4-
common
Merchants
6-16
•
Co.
Portland
$1.50
preferred
Merchants
Merck & Company,
'
4-15
3-31
Mesta
4-15
3-31
New
3-13
National
Finance
National Fuel
1
3-20
4-
3-20
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
3-18
Class
3-15
Class
4-
3-20
Class
31 %c
1
3-11
Class
A
B
4-27
5-15
3-24
4-
1
3-14
5-
1
4-15
4-
6
3-20
1.43%
4-
3-10
1
Middle
4-10
4-
3-20
(quar.) ——
National Presto Industries (quar.)—
4-15
National
1
5-
1
5-
1
3-30
25c
3-31
3-16
7-
6-17
1
3-31
3-13
87c
4-
3-13
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
Securities
Inc.,
com.
preferred
com.
1
3-16
1
4-
1
3- 2
4-
1
>■
1
4-15
3-20
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-13
$1.50
4-15
3-31
1
3-15
25c
4-
8c
4-15
3-31
:37%C
-4-15
3-31
55c
3-30
3-23
5-15
4-30
7-31
11-18
10-30
3-13
1
4-
1
50c
4-15
30c
■v,
4-
16c
4-15
5-
2%
90c
3-13
3- 8
3-23
4-15
1
4-
1
5-
1
,
*
3-20
4-17
4-15
17c
4-15
40c
27 %C
4- 3
$15C
4- 3
4- 3
4-15
4-
1
3-16
•
4-15
4-
1
3-31
3-13
3-13
$37%C
4-
1
50c
4-
1
3- 6
$5c
4-
1
3- 6
7-
2
10-
6- 5
Oats
4-
1
Securities
1
1
Dividend
Bond
National
Balanced
3-13
in cash
4-
Corp.—
all from
be
3-16
National Balanced
4-
1
3-16
National Dividend
4-
1
3-16
National Growth
Stocks
3-30
3-20
National
-
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
National
Shares
3-23
National
Standard
National Steel
5-
1
3-27
National
Sugar
5-
National
Tea
5-15
62 %c
4-
1
3
3-16
3-31
25c
3-
(Subject
March
5
gain
on
3-18
3
4-
3-31
1
3-18
3-20
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-16
*
4*15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
20c
4-23
distribu¬
Bond
or
—
approval
4-
4- 2
4-23
4- 2
29C
(from
(stock
2
4-23
4-23
20c
series
ordinary Inc.)
—
—
Shipbuilding (increased)..
Refining (quar.)
Co.
4- 2
6c
21c
series
(quar.)
25c
50c
200%
dividend)
of
12C
40c
stockholders
4-23
4-15
4-
1
3-30
4-
1
4-10
4- 2
3-31
3-13
3-20
3-16
3-20
on
23.)
95c
4-
1
3-
3
National
Tank
96%c
4-
1
3-
3
National
30c
Terminals
97 %C
4-
1
3-
3
$1.08%
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
(quar.)
25c
(year-end)
Mfg. (reduced).
4-13
3-31
4-
1
3-lt
10c
3-31
3-19
10c
National
$1.11%
Co.
National Tile &
3-31
3- 9
Natural Gas
4-
7%C
27 %c
'
1
4-
3-16
1
3-20
$25
7-31
7-21
50c
3-31
3-16
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
U. S.
Radiator (quar.)
Pipeline Co. of America—
preferred (quar.)
Nehi Corp. (quar.)
Neon Products Canada, Ltd.
Common
New
Britain
Machine
3-16
4-
1
3-20
New
Hampshire
$1.37%
4-
1
3-20
New
Haven
25C
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
4-
1
4-
22 %c
75c
56 %C
1
3-16
3-18
3-10
50c
3-31
3-17
37 %c
3-31
3-17
—
New England Electric System
New Haven
New
Fire
Gas
Water
1
4-
1
3-17
4-24
4- 3
$15c
3-31
17c
15c
47 %c
4-
20c
(quar.)
New Brunswick
quar.).
3-20
4-15
3-25
4-
1
3-10
3-28
40c
27% c
4-15
$1.12%
4-1
,-V $2
3-31
47%c
4-
1
3-28
3-10
3-
6
3-31
3-13
85c
(quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas Co., com.
6% preferred (s-a)
3-31
15c
25c
50c
Insurance.-
(increased
3-10
$1.43%
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
(quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Assn.—
Common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
—
New England Telephone & Telegraph.(quar.)
$1.10
$1.22%
(quar.)
4-
13c
series
Corp.
&
to
3-18
4- 3
4-15
\
series
National Stock
35c
10%
(quar.)
-
series
Income
2-27
3-18
are
capital
no
1
1
3
stock.
or
4-
4- 7
1
fiscal yeardistributions payable
below
this fiscal year-end
Preferred Stock series.
$68 %c
4-
4c
4-
3-30
15c
3-11
3-31
5-
in¬
Series—.
3-13
32c
4-30
62 %C
^
1
«
...
4-30
1
31 %C
Series
shown
will
1
0-
15C
Series
capital gain
There
6-
-3- 6
5c
vestment income,
3-30
4-
4
1
31 %c
below
shown
scries
end
4
4-
Research
&
National
3-16
5-
—
Propane Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
Payments
9-
12-
$1.25
—...
Co.
2nd
Three
1
1-4-60
$1.12%
.......
preferred (quar.)
National
3-16
90c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
3- 2
1
$1.65
20c
2nd pfd. B (quar.)—
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
3-20
4-
40c
—>
Reclaiming,
4,/2% preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
5%
5%
3-16
20c
...
Telephone (quar.)
Midland-Ross Corp., common (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
;
6%
4%% preferred (quar.)—
National
4-15
I
30c
(quar.)
(increased).
Rubber
3-31
5-30
4-
6-
6c
4-30
50C
States
Midwest
i2%C
Co.
3- 9
•
4-10
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)
common
5%%
(quar.)
3-30
6C
$5c
(quar.)———
B
National
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Abrasive
preferred
5-15
$15c
preferred (arrears)
Michigan Bakeries, 5% preferred (accum.)
Michigan Central R. R. |(s-a)
Middle South Utilities
40c
i*:
3-13
12 %c
4-15
3-20
4- 1
$1.75
37%c
•
3-13
3-12
3-31
3%
1
$25c
1
8c
3-13
3%
1
62 %c
convertible
Gas
6%
National Linen Service,
87 %c
3-11
15c
$5c
dividend)—*
dividend)
6-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
2
:■!•'-'
—
4-
York
1
3-13
$5c
37 %C
3-31
3-
1
——
—
National Investors
3-31
6-15
25c
4-
3-30
1
4-
-15%C
—
—
(stock
30c
11c
4%
4-
6
3- 6
*
—
(stock
Class
10c
(quar.)
$lc
4-20
59% C
3r
Corp.—
Homes
3- 9
3-11
$10c
Machine
Mid-South
National
1
Michigan Abrasive Co.—
1
1
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
30c
25C
3-16
5-
1
4-
15c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
12 %C
4-15
,
A
A
3-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-16
6%
Gas
4-
Co.—
1
1
1
4-
8-17
National Gypsum
3-31
10c
1
4-
4-
15c
Grocery, Ltd., common (quar.)—
pref.
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
3-30
50c
4-30
3- 6
30c
50c
$1.50
3-18
1
0%
4-
3-16
1
%
National
4-
4-
93 %C
4-
3-10
3-10
3-10
$3.50
(quar.)
common
45c
(quar.)
1
4-
,
$10c
....
1
4-
t25c
T15C
Co.
$$1.12%
(quar.)
Brick (quar.)..
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
...
4.45% preferred (quar.)
3-16
Co.,
tion,
common
4-
4-10
$1.75
$8C
(initial stock dividend).
Messenger Corp.
Company, $3.60 preferred
Electric Welding Machine
3-20
$1.50
Metropolitan
Iron
National
3-20
10c
common
3-16
4-15
20c
1
*
Mcsabi
;
4-15
50c
—
4-15
$1.06%
pfd. (quar.)
5-18
30c
3- 3
——
Securities
National
25c
Corp.,
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5',2%
3-15
.
1
Biscuit, common (quar.)
National Cash Register (quar.)-...
National Chemical & Mfg. (stock dividend)
3-10
1
30c
(quar.)
1
96 %c
4-
(quar.)—
Corp.
4-
:
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Mcrrimack-Esscx Electric
1
4-
12c
(quar.)...
of
Bank
6-
"
3
$1.17%
National
4-15
(initial-quar.)
'
3-31
Natco
"3-18
1
4-15
25c
...
1
3-31
3
3-
i.
held)
preferred (quar.)
—
6%%
preferred (quar.)—
National Fire Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)
80c class A (quar.)
..
4-
.
3-
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)—.—.—.——
Cement—
Acceptance
3-14
1
of Narda Ultrasonics Ciorp.
shares
100
$20c
4JA%
Inc., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
1
for each
$171C
McQuay,
3-31
1
4-
25c
preferred
4-
Oorp.
68c
(quar.)..
conv.
75c
(Greenville S. C.)
4-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.).:
Midwest
Quarterly
3-14
25c
pfd.
3-20
'
Grain.
Class
3-16
31 %c
1.12%
(stock
1
25C1 •.- * 4-
preferred (quar.)
Maxwell, Ltd..,
—
May Department Stores—
$3.75 preferred (Initial quar.)„
Mid-West
.1
3-31
4-
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
for each 100 shares held).—;
Nation-Wlde
:
6%
:_!
McLean Trucking (quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering
3-16
12 %c
(quar.)
4-20
55c
McKay Machine Co.
3-31
35c
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
(quar.)
common
$$1
...
Lehman Corp
Lerner Stores,
4-
V
Ltd.* common B (quar.)
preferred A (quav.)
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory-McLellan Stores, com.
(initial)..
3Va% conv. preferred (quar,).._
4-18
& Sons Co.—
preferred
3-13
50c
3-20
1
1
Mortgage &
Stock div. (1 sh.
4%%
4-15
1
1
1
$15c
A
non-cumulative
3.85%
3-13
1
Corp.
McDonnell
25c
(H. W. >
Leath
Lees
1
4-
$$3
preferred
45c
(quar.)
quar.)—_—
class
1
4-
conv.
& Co.,
4-
1
Investment Co. (s-a)—.
Mutual
Shares
Corp.
(18c
from
realized
capital gains plus 7c from ordinary inc.)
Mutual System, Inc., common (quav.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Mystic Valley Gas Co
Narda Microwave Corp. (N. Y.)—
3-20
3-16
10c
Ltd.,
3-31
$1.75
McCofd
3-10
1
4-
20%
preferred
& Co. (quar.)
Lazard Fund, Inc. tfrom net invest, income)
Lay
3-23
4-
9
3-31
30c
;—_.
tquar.)_
6z
4*
3-
1
3%
$$1
B
Mutual
(quar.)
2-27
4-
—
3-27
—
Mfg.,
—
4-15
3-10
4-
3-20
$1
preferred
(quar.),
Marlin-Rockwell
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-31
53 %c
Products
(Calif.),
Diablo
4-15
6Cc
3-10
•
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
Class
Mount
3-10
3-31
Basket
3-31
i
4-30
3-31
$$1.25
5- 4
62 %C
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)
7%
preferred (s-a)^
—
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
—
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)——
Muskegon Piston Ring
25c
McCabe
3-16
1
59%c
Co..
Steel (increased
1
3-13
Mays (J. W.)
62 %c
30c
—
Langendorf United'Bakeries, com.
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Lawson
3-17
3-31
30c
:
3-20
6-
4-
—-
15c
(quar.) —.!
(quar.)
1
Massachusetts. Investors Trust (from net inc.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common (quar.)
3-31
V 7-15
17 %c
convertible
Blower
4-
•
3-16
4-
25c
(quar.)—
(John) & Co. (quar.)
(Philip) Inc. (see Philip Morris)—
Cafeterias, 7% preferred (quar.)—
Motor Products, new common (initial)
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)—
3-31
20c
3-16
4-
t45c
$7.50
$$1.25
(quar.)
3-14
4-
Morris
$20c
pfd. (quar.)
Marshall-Wells Co., G%, pfd. (quar.)—.
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydoek Co.—
Common (quar.)
..
preferred (quar.)
(qitar.)
3-13
59%C
Marsh
3-31
-'•4-15
$10c
(quar.)..
.
3-13
4-15
15c
3-16
4-
15C
Morrell
4-
3-16
3- 4
dividend
4-
t$1.75
1
4-17
4-15
—
3-16
t$1.75
3-30
v
3-13
3-20
4-
$1.12%
—
(quar.)—
B
3-18
44-
3-16
-
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.).
1
.
Marshall Field
4-15
preferred
3-14
4-15
(quar.U
3-16
5-
1
15c
——
(quar.)..
quar.)..
.
7%
1
,
5-25
(quar.).—
Corp. Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
7%
3-13
3-20
3-30
25c
.
1
4-15
(increased-quar.)
Marquette Cement
9
17 %c
of Delaware
4-
3-31
*
3-
22 %c
(quar.)
Lamson & Sessions Co.—
Lau
Moore
35c
4
45c
•
17 %c
Latrobe
3-31
40c
6
27c
(increased
H.)
4-15
50c
6-10
17 %C
(JtL
Montrose
$25c
1
$30c
Salle Extension University (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Stock
$7 class A (quar.)—*
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd.
3-31
20c
6
5%
;
—
pfd.
La
Lamstpn
3-31
;
1
$1.50
) quar.
(qnur.
5%%
Utilities, com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
a
$4.70 preferred (quar.)
u
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)..:.
3-14
3-30
1
4-
3-14
1
4-
4- 1
Mount
Co.—
Automotive
4-
5-30
preferred (quar.)—
Chemical
3-14
3-30
15c
62%c
$4.50
4-15
—
(quar.)
4-
$1
5.00% preferred B (quar.)
Lafayette National Bank (Bklyn.)
4.75%
Service
3-13
Montana-Dakota
3-31
$25c
5-
'
4.32%; preferred A (quar.)
Carp,
Public
3-16
4
50c
$1.10
$1.15
15c
Elquipment Co., common
4-10
37 %c
3-
.
1
'
Lanison
3- 4
$1.50
7-
'
(quar.)..
B (quar.).—.—
(quar.).
A
Co.,
(Alfred)
1
$32 %c
(M.) & Sons (quar.)
Marsh Steel (Missouri)
(quar.)
.
25c
(quar.)
Laclede Gas, common (quar.)
Lambert
4-
;
Bloedel, Ltd.—
(increased)
4%%
Labatt (John), Ltd.
Lakeside
3- 4
...
preferred
Kulilman
1
5%
4-23
3
4-
30c
15c
Moore Drop Forging Co., common
3-
1
Kroger Company—
6%
4-
Co., common
Publications
Masonite
.
5% convertible preferred
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred
(quar,).:
10-23
15c
Market
14c-
'■
7-23
1
*50c
4
4
Stock
-
1
3-20
4-
$$1.12%
15c
5- 4
.
investment
Co.
--
1
8-
3-20
4-
4-
*'
50c
(quar.)
5-4
52c
—
(quar.)
Koeiiring Co.— •, ?.•' •"
-'
5% convertible preferred
5-
Auto
3-19
4
5-
Monarch Mills
3-17
6
$1.25
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
3-20
i
11-
31 %C
.6-1
2% '
30c
Steel & Wire *stock dividend!
Kimberly-Clark Corp.: (quar. tzr__
—_s
King Seeley Corp. ^increased)....,...
King.sport Press
(quar.)
—
Kirscl)
4-
Power Co.—
Forbes
3-19
40c
(quar.)
32 %c
6-
.
4- 1
:
30c
'Keystone
-
3-23
!.
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)^i.^l
preferred (quar.)____
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd. (quar.)!
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
4-
5-15
.
income)
net
3
4- 1
6%
4%
3-20
6-15
30c
Common
(from
4-
Marine Midland
r:.,:!.
investment
&
A
Stock
3-31
4-15
,
28 %c
...
1
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series
net
3-13
Ma remount
3-16
„
-
(from
1
Marconi International & Marine Communica¬
tion Co., Ltd. (final)
3-13
3-31
5c
£
9-15
4-20 :h
Keystone Custodian Funds
B-2
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.) (inc.-quar)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.— ^
5% preference (quar.)
!
12-15
4-15 '..V
5C-
..-
-
1
.
4%c i*
(quar.):
1-
4-
>
30c
.
common
3-13
$1.75
(accum.)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber (increased)
Manitoba Sugar Co., Ltd.—
6% preferred (s-a)
6-15
1
ioc. ;
4Va-% preferred (quar.)
i
Kqyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
Stock dividend
4% 1st preferred (quar.)
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
1
$1
preferred C (quar.)
Manchester Gas, 7% preferred
3-16
:
1-2-60
.-4-
31UC.
(quar.)—-
>
1
7-.1
U0-
87 %c
.
60c
......
'
.
87 %c
•
.
....
(monthly)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
.
4-
87 %c
......
4-
3-13
'
,
(quar.)—
Monthly
1
$1.75
4Vi%
3-1G
Monthly 7\
4-
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Malllnckrodc Chemical Works—
3- 6
35c
•___—.
3(2%
.:.Kelsey-Hayes Co.
3-13
1
4-
—.
&
Common
6
1
Maine
6
1
4-
•*"
44-
"
$1.25
.....
3-16
1
4-1
34c
,—
•
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., 5% preference
Maine Bonding & Casualty Co
"
:
1
$1.25
Mailman
3-16
4-
,
$1.12%.
Kearney, (J. R,)- (increased)
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.).
Kellogg Company—.
U
- 3%%
preferred;(quar.
3'.2% .■ preferred- (quar.)-;—-a.-'--;.
4-
62%c
Class B
(quar.)_
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Mading Drug (quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR. Co
3-10
'
.
$1.15
:
Class
3-10
4-
37c
...
3-14
25c
....
(quar.)
preferred
MacMillan
1
_
3-20
1
>
Morrison
6%
:
$2.90
(increased).
common
preferred
MacAndrews
v
(quar.)_;
preferred (quar.)—.—-_a
4%:%-
5-15
:
(quar.)l
1
4-
5-15
'
5 %• preferred
-
1
6- 1
.
....—..
Natural Gas—
preferred
5-15
6-
$1.05
:
....—.
(increased)
preferred (quar._
4(2%
'""6* 1
$1.12%. V
$1.12%
Common
4-
$1.06%
$1.08%
$1.10
....,
4(2% preferred (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Co
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
$1.08%
—
3-16
3-31
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)—
30c
Missouri Pacific RR., class A (quar.)
=
60c
Missouri Power & Light, $3.90 pfd. (quar.)—
97%c
4.30% preferred (quar.)—
$1.07%
Mitchell (J. S.) Ltd. (quar.)
$31 %c
Mobile Gas Service, common (quar.)
27Vic
4.90% preferred (quar.)
$1.22%
Modern Containers Ltd., class A_
$25c
Molybdenum Corp.
(stock dividend)
1%
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., preferred (quar.)
$55c
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd.—
4%% preferred (accum.)__—
$$1.87%
Monroe
~
5-15
$4.50
1
pfd.
5%
3-23
4-
4-25
•
Louisville Gas & Electric, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
3-13
(quar )
common
preferred (quar.)-l-—
$4.32. preferred (quar.)
•;
$4.28 preferred (quar,)...
> 4.60%. preferred^ (quar.) ——
5%
Los Angeles Athletic Club
3-13
1
Ry. Co.—
preferred (quar. )—
4% ,non-cumukftivc
4-
Lower St. Lawrence Power Ltd. (s-a)
Lowenstein (M.) & Sons (quar.)
0-
$1
3-16
$1.15
(quar.)
LoWer St. Lawrence
3-31
—
1
50c
3-13
3-31
95C
—....
....
City
Telephone,
d011-cumulative 2nd
36%c
.
—
3-16
4-
30c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
non-cumulative 2nd
$1.43%
.—__—
3-31
$1
....
3-20
•!
3-31
'
3-18
$20c
i
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
Lorillard (P.) Co., common (quar.)
'3-24
3-31
30c
Corp., common (annual)..
$1.46 preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.
3.80% preferred (quar.,.
4%
preferred " (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
4% % preferred (quar.)—.—
Kalamazoo,. Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
Semi-annually..
.
4-15
4-15
Light,
&
Power
Aluminum
2-18
1
3-30
4-15
10c
56J/4C
20c
$1.25
Mississippi Glass (quar.)—-—!
Mississippi Power, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (increased)
6
3-16
Co.—
7%
7%
3-23
$20c
'
...—
Steel
Kansas
Dock
&
7%
3-20
10c
3-
3-31
25c
(quar.)
)
Minnesota
Mirro
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
3-16
_
Co.,
Coal
3-20
V
Bradley Co., common
prior Dreferrcd (s-a)
Minnesota &f Ontario Paper (quar.)..^
5%
3-33
4-
12c
Milton
3-31
\
3-31
$40c
convertible preferred
Los Angeles Drug
;—!
....
Publishing
Kahler
4-10
10c
A
Lorain
4-10
1
7-10
10-10
Holder»
15c
Co., common (quar.)..^
convertible preferred (quar.)—
4%%
4-10
1
1
Hosiery
3-20
3
1
8-
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-20
•
5- 1
•
Chain
class
Lorain
6
5-
49
Payable oj Bee.
25c
5c
—
Miller-Wohl
11-
4-10
....
Co., common
(quar.)
3-16
3-31
$1
$40c
B
(quai'%)
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)—
—
Miles Laboratories (monthly)
Class A
3-11
65c
preferred D (quar.),.
preferred E (quar.)....
4.40% preferred G (quar.).
Longhorn Portland Cement Co.
3-13
3-
3-31
1
*
1
3-31
'
1
$1.25
4.25%
4.35 %
3-13
-
series
Products
Middlesex
&
Mills, Ltd.— >! >
(quar.).'
(quar.)
Long Island Ligntmg, 5% pfd. B
8Cc
.3-13
•
6-20
4-
50c
(quar.)
Lone Star Brewing
3-13
-
Steel
London
-3-13
1
4-
$1.25
,—!_.
Co...
3-11
pret.
Pipe
preferred
Locke
f 3-20
::
1st
Joint
8%
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.—
Quarterly-
$1.75
Telegraph—
Common (quar.)
!
5%
preferred (quar.).!
Lock
3-11
3-31
•
(increased
Service
i
3-16
50c
Telephone
$1.60
3-11
1-
1
7-10
50c
Industries (quar.)—
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd.—
3-11
,
3-31
Bros.;
Ltd.
(quar.)—....
Central Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
wj.
Walter
1
4-
Share
oj Company
Miller Mfg.
....
L'tecraft
3-11
3-31
(quar.)—~
shares
1
4-
^
Name
the
to
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
3-16
3-31
Jenkins
4%-
'
3-11
-•
1
$1.20
(quar.)—
Electric
1
$1.25
D
preferred
Founders
(quar.).
National Life Insurance Co.
Lincoln
3-16
.
4- 1
-J;j $1.37%
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Jersey
37 %c
recommended
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-24
1
$1.25
>:
(quar.)—
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)—•
Jenkins
-
be
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Bee
75%
preferred
Lincolh
2
3-20
4-
25c
t
1st
7%
3-20
1'
(quar.)
to
When
Share
;
..
,
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
3-17
3-
*
dividend
v
directors
9
1
7-17
(quar.)preference C, (quar.K__-_-„ia_iL.^__-';; XI %%
5%
preference D (quar.)
xl%%.:6% -preference K-'(quar.
xl%%.'
jearmette Glass Co., 7% preferred (accum.)
$1.75
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
5%
Company
...
preference B
5%
1
Stock
'
«v
!
.
Mfer.-Co.__,
Jefferson
3-
4-
5%
$5
1
4-
-■
$1.50
.V
3-13
4-
50C
■■■■.,
3-13
1
3-31'
40c
.
3-13
1
4-
5c
—
1
4-
,
3%
<quar.>__-
-
(quar.)-
preference
7%
Per
Name 0)
Liberty Loan Corp.
4-
-
82 %c
-
-
Jamaica PubliciServicfe, Ltd.,
7%
.
(quar.>
Creek
Istei- Fund*:
Ivcv ij. B.) Co.
r
Holder*
Payable o] Rec.
$1.20
$1.08%
*-
—_—
dividend)_
Coal, common
preferred .-(quar.)
SO
*
(quar./-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Ironrite, Ine. (resumed)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
■
Share
,
Light—
<fe
(1509)
(quar.)—
4-
1
3-13
40c
4-15
4- 1
60c
4-
3-18
1
>0
(1510)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Share
pfd.
4%%
preferred (quarj„__—
preferred (quar.)
3%%
$4.50 preferred
Co.
3.905a
4.105a
4.8550
5.25 50
Niagara
Voting
(quar.)_
Normetal
Co.
3-12
45-
93%C
4-
93%c
15C
4-
1
4-15
1
1
North American
3-
$2.50 preferred
3-31
3- 6
3-31
3-
3-31
3- 6
$1.31%
3-31
3- 6
6
preferred
4-
1
3-12
?15c
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-17
on
35c
3-31
3-
40c
—
4- 6
8-24
8-14
4- 1
3-17
4-16
4- 6
15c
5-11
4-
50c
—
4-15
6
15c
series)——
series)
3-10
3-18
30c
(increased
4- 1
3-31
3-30
115c
6-15
5-13
£62%c
—
4- 2
7- 2
4-24
4-10
25c
5- 1
3-23
$1.25
_
5-1
3-23
$1.06
$3.06%
$1.23
,
4-14
4-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
fSfortheru Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
40C
(quar.)—
preferred
Philadelphia Electric,
&
common,
Ogilvie
Flour
3-31
3-31
v
Preferred
Stock
$4 preferred
.
Valet
Jockey
"atocIcUK
(quar.)
._
pfd. A (quar.)
—
Corp.,
3-31
$1.10
4-
1
3-16
$1.11
4- 1
3-1C
3-31
3-
pfd.
4-10
3-31
25c
4-30
4-10
4-20
3-31
75c
4-20
1
4-24
4-10
4-24
4-10
3-16
50c
4- 2
3-27
4- 2
3- 6
4-
4
4-10
3-20
4- 1
3-13
Co.
Ed.
75C
$1.37%
35c
4-10
4-1
3
4-
1
4-15
4-15
20c
4-
1
4-
1
5-
4-15
4-
1
4^
1
3-12
3-20
4-20
4-15
4-
1
4-23
20C
$1
4-24
4-
1
3-10
4-
4-15
4-
1
Pa7fclc- preferred (quar77Iiri"~
^rt' Inc> (Quar.)
~
IT '
(quar.)
4-
3-31
3-24
3
3-31
3-24
4-15
1
4-15
4-15
3-27
3-30
(~qua"r7)ZZ7I
preferred
4
7/0
1st
Stock
Purity
ZZ
(quar.)
3-31
3-20
6-30
6-19
4-10
3-31
4-10
3-31
$1.25
$1.13
4-10
3-31
$1.54
4-10
3-31
$1.41
4-10
3-31
$1.50
X 22%c
3-31
4-15
5-15
4-
1
3-13
3-31
5- 8
3-16
3-20
3-19
3-31
3-13
30c
4-15
3-31
31%c
3-31
3-16
$1.50
3-31
3-23
3-31
3- 9
3-31
3-
4-15
8%
pftnav
Stock
Quaker
6%
Co.,
common
preferred
Class
Queen
Power
Co.
leHTe C°- com»ou"Ts~-a")ZZ~::
Anne Candy Co._I
Quemont Mining. Ltd. (reduced
Qrnnte Milk Products,
Participating class
R &
M
——v—.
(quar )
Bearings
Class A
4- 3
Racine
Hydraulic
$1.20 preferred
Radio Corp.
Stock dividend
on
$630
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
Diego Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
3-10
1
3-10
(quar.)
1st
(quar.)..
4.36%
Savannah
4-
1
3-16
Sawhill
4-
1
3-16
Stock
Raybestos-Mianhattan
2-27
Sugar
(quar.)
■■
Tubular
Products
3-13
3
3-16
4-
1
6-15
9-15
12-15
4-24
$25c
(quar.>
$1.02
3-31
3- 2
3-31
3-2
3-31
3-
Stock
3-26
4-10
4-
3-19
3-31
2-20
4-
1
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
4-
3
3-19
4-
1
3-16
Scott & Fetzer Co.
$2
4-
1
3-16
Scovill
1
4-20
3-24
26c
4-15
3-31
28c
4-15
3-31
4-15
22c
4-15
3-31
15c
4-
1
3-16
37 %c
4-
1
3-13
t40c
5-25
4-15
$45c
4-
1
3-13
$35c
4-
1
3-13
4-
7
preferred
Corp.
50c
of
Seaboard
4-27
3-16
7-
1
6-
4-
6
3-20
t$1.50
4-
1
3-12
1$1.5C
7-
1
8
6-12
t$1.50
10-
1
9-14
85C
4-
1
3-10
3-19
17c
4-15
3-25
7-24
7- 3
8c
4-13
3-31
37 %c
4-15
3-31
5%
.
5-11
4-20
5%
8-10
7-20
37 %c
4-15
3-31
25c
4-15
4-
$1.18%
4-
1
3-17
$1.06 V*
4-
1
3-17
4-17
27 %c
5-
1
27 %C
a-
1
85c
Z-
5-
1
$1
(quar.)
5-
1
1
7-17
4-17
4-17
40c
4-
1
3-20
91 %c
6-
1
5-14
12 %C
4-
1
3-17
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Finance,
Stock
4-20
3-20
1
1
...
(quar.)
4-
1
4-
Inc.—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
5-
3-31
1
4-
$1
Common
5%
5%
25c
1
4-
(quar.)
(initial)
common
Z.,
I
preferred B
(quar.).
Bears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., common..
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
Seiberling Rubber4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
A
American
(Quarterly
from
3-19
.7
2%
5-11
4-
$1.18%
4-10
3-19
4-10
3-19
4-10
3-19
'
$1.25
25c
4-
10c
2
9
2-23
4- 1
31 %c
3-10
1
3-10
4-
30c
4-
1
3-13
$1.13
4-
1
3-16
$125
(quar.)
Shares
3-19
4-10
$1.25
dividend
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Selected
3-19
1
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)—.
$4.75
3-16
44-
4-15
America^—
2nd
conv.
3-16
1
4-15
4-15
Corp.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barnev,
3- 2
4-
25c
$1.09
Manufacturing—
3-31
1
3-31
$1.31%
...
5%% preferred (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40" preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(qiar.)
"
3- €
22 %c
Scliwitzer Corp.—
5 V2 % preferred (quar.)
Solas
2-6
Z
_Z
3-19
1
1
|4- 1
(inc. quar.)
5% .preferred (quar*)
Schuster (Ed.) & Company, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
1
4-
$1.10
Corp.,
1
4-
3-26
4-24
4-17
5-25
dividend
4-
3-24
1
G-15
(quar.)
Stock
4-
4-15
1
9- 1
12-
30c
2%
(quar.)
dividend—.
Schering
3-20
6-
$$1.25
dividend
Saxon Paper Corp.
4-
1
3-16
4-28
3-31
Inc.—
investment
income).
7c
.
Selected Risks Insurance—
Stock
dividend
11%%
Bervel, Inc.. $4.50 pfd. (quar.).
Bottling (St. Louis)
Seven-Up
2nd preferred (quar.)
50c
4-
9
3-12
Shaler
Pump
25c
4-10
3-31
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.
(quar.)
1
4-
$1.25
(quar.)..
Schenley Industries
30C
—
4-
$1.23
(quar.)ZZZZ.Z
com.
Refining
3- 2
4-15
0-29
11c
(quar.)
3- 2
4-20
1
75c
—
ZZZZZ
(quar.)
3-31
5%
5-29
7-
$1.07%
1
$6c
A
3-31
Reading Co.—
Co.
A
B
45c
3- 2
5-29
2%
preferred
preferred
35c
87y2c
(s-a).
—
Reda
2-27
1
7-
$1
Sandura Company, 6O0 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Sangamo Electric (quar.)
Savannah Electric & Power Co., com. i(quar.)
3-18
3-31
4-30
2-27
5.G0%
4-1
2^
3-30
5-31
4-
(initial)
common
San
3-13
4-
New
3-16
3-31
2-27
4-30
$1.07% v
common
3-25
Machinery, inc.—
A
3-31
?
4- 1
ZZZ—
Marine
4-15
125c
4-10
$1
A
&
$4.40 let preferred series
3-18
3-17
4-24
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.—
1
1
3-16
3-10
3-31
$1.25
3-14
30c
&
it-1
3-13
4-
6-30
—
of America, common
4- 1
IOC
(quar.).
4-10
1
1
5- 1
$1.25
25C
t27c
preferred (quar.)
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
;
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6%
pfd.
0% preferred (s-a)
6% preferred (s-a)
4%
10c
—
5-15
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
2-27
3-16
A
preferred
Paul Fire
J15C
(quar.)
4-
-
15c
,^
.ZZ
1
5c
(quar.)...
3-31
$1.12%-
,
6-
Ltd
A
3-31
1
5%
8t.
$20c
7
3-31
4-15
ZZZ._ZZZZ
30c
$1.50
(quaf.)
3-31
4-15
$i.5a
Z.Z
(quar.)
Insurance
St. Regis Paper Co.—
50c
"—
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
4-15
100-
St.
1
3-16
2
4-30
10c
3-18
4-
3-16
4-15
(monthly)
com.
3-20
4-
3-31
4- 2
4-
-
$150
3-12
4-
3-13
4-15
!
$3218c
..,
1
$2.50
1
$1.37%;
(quar.)..
1
75C
pIfe Insurance (s-a) _
Oats
3-31
4-
pfd,
preferred A (quar.)..
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
30c
~
dividend
25C
$1
preferred
$3.65
2%
/
5%
5%
10C
~
3-13
4-
25c
Louis Casting (quar.)
St. Louis National
Stockyards Co
St. Louis-San Francisco
Ry. Co.—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
$1.75
(quarZZZZ
6-20
4- 1
5c
4-
$1.26%
(quar.)
7- 1
35c
4-15
100%
common
preferred
5-14
$1.12%.
St.
$1.07'/a
(ouar )
1
$$1.43
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
3-20
5-14
6-
HOC
Z.
ZZZI
75c
3-31
5-14
1
,
(reduced)
30c
5-1
5-14
1
G-
$2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
Joseph Light <fc Power—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5
$50c
1
6-
$1.25
a.30%
3-20
175c
6-
6
St.
$1.04%
ZZZ
dividend
~tiona,,
$3.50
$1.75
1
4- 3
$1.06
$1.16%
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd,
Stores, Ltd.
Q
10c
4-
30c
3-20
10c
10c
20c
3-20
40c
3-25
5-14
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.).
40c
4-15
3-20
1
1
ZZZ
(s-a)
4%
$1.75
4-15
3-20
4-
$1
a?of? Preferred (quar.)
I'lnl0 prcferrecl (quar.)
i'?£% Preferred (quar.)
5.05,o preferred
$1.09
4-15
5- 1
5%%
40Sr?ivViS
& GasZ~ coinZ~(~juar,)
08® iy^lfnd Preferenco (quar.)
Quebec
4-15
5-15
G-
-
(monthly)
(monthly)
OklahomalZ
1'cnl" Prefcrre<I (quar.)
4.66%
3-19
3-20
Common
4-10
$1.10^
(monthly)
Common
35c
r''-
14
oima
5.60%
Public Service Co. of
1
4-15
Common
3-13
3-6
5c
(quar)""
common
North"crroIin'a'—
(quar.)
preferred
3-14
4-
3-16
1
14C
Common
4- 1
5-
Inc.,
4-
5C
4- 1
Stores,
4-
4-25
S1.021*-
ZZ
Corp
4%%
3-14
4-15
IOC
pfd.
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc.
(Jacob),
3-31
25c
$1.02(4-
(quar.)...:
Management
3-20
45c
1
(quar.)
Royalltc Oil, Ltd., 5%%
Royalties
3
12 %c
(quar.)™!"
Co.,
5-15
4-21
C
D
3-17
3-20
$20c
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-1
4-1
$25c
....
ZZ
com.
3-20
40c
$1
preferred
(quar.).
3-10
$56c
....
1
6-
5%%
fr-31
40c
$20ff
(quar.)
1st
Corp.
preferred B
4-20
$1.29-
4-
$50c
(qua? )
com
1
$3C
7
30c
muar )
5% preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of
G
4-
4-
4-15
25c
("quar )"""
(ouar 7
6% pfd (ftu"a"r~7
3- 9
4-15
5%
1
.
Royal McBee Corp., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)U—
3-20
1
convertible
Aircraft
5-
.Z
(quar.)
Plywood Corp....
Canada, Ltd..
o\*%
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.).
3-30
17 %c
3-20
25c
preferred
3-20
1
ZZ
;
Corp.,
5%
Saieway
/
commoi
of Canada
preferred II
3-20
5-
93%a
(quar.)
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
Rocliester Telephone
4- 1
4-
Button
4- 1
75c
Russell Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
A 20c
pfd
3-10
4-1
e
20c
(auar.).........
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)..
4%% preferred I (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (guar.)
4-7
25c
Co.
4-2
75C
,
Company
4.10%
5- 7
4-
(gnar.i
(quar.)
(PL) Mfg. Ltd., common
$1 dividend partic. pref. (quar.)
Robinson Little, Ltd. (quar.)
Co.—""
I
3-10
4-
50c
...
Safety Industries (quar.,
"**
)„'.ri__
4-1
5- 6
100%
1
.
Robertson
Ruppert
75c
Prm,!SCie £ Worcester ~Rrt.~ (quar7)"~
ovinclal Transport
3-20
50c
$1.12%
$1,183*
$1.18%
—
3%.%
preferred
Riley Stoker Corp.
3-16
1
1
(quar.)
(guar.)
common
Rochester
3-31
6-
obligation
Inc.
20c
^ Del. (quar.)
Providence Gas
3-23
20c-
20C
——
Dividend
Rochester Gas & Electric
Co., com.
4%
preferred F (quar.)
Co,
~
90C
(stock dividend».
stockholders
approval
on
to
$2
4-17
65C
(quar.
&
$1
$1
4-15
3-HI
5-15
$1
Hz Brnos ? Co >Lia- (quar.)...;::::—
Extra
er Co' ^increaseii)
3-1$
4-23
7%c
(quar.
(quar.
Pratt Read & Co.
(quar.)
Prestole Corp., 5% preferred
3-31
S1-.44
4-18
1
(quar.).
3-16
np pre-
(quar.)_.~
4Vzc/c preferred (quar.)
Pr2tt
3-10
1
5-
30c
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc.,
Potomac Electric Power,
Pratt'
1
5-
Roddis
(quar.)
General Electric
Portland Transit Co., 5%
Power Corp
4-
common
RIchman Bros, (quar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg &~ R7to"mac~~RR.
Company, voting common (quar.)
3-16
$1.75
Schuster
ToolT7o"nar
Electric
porf?r
Portland
3-31
.
3-13
4-15
40c
ZZ~
RR—
4% preferred (quax.)
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
the
Porter Cable Machine
3-24
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
preferred
—ZZZZIZZZZI
Erie
I
12 %C
6%
3-18
4-
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased)
1
4-15
$1.75
3-31
t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
for
oil
Portable
^
(quar.)
6.16%
(quar.)—
5.64% series preferred (quar.)
•Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
Common
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
4%
6
37 %C
—.—.
series preferred
series preferred
Lake
Huron Sulphite & Paper
Increased quar.)
3-16
31 %C
(quar.)—
preferred
(quer.)
&
Port
$1.10
$4.36
Page-Hcrshey Tubes, Ltd.
Pittsburgh
3- 2
1
25%
(quar.)
Pan American Sulphur
Stock dividend
3-9
25c
Investment, Ltd.
Advertising (quar.)
Mfg.
1
$l'5c
Quarterly
Pacolct
4-
9
$13%c
-
Pacific Power & Light Co., common
5.00% preferred (quar.)
4.32%
3-
I25C
(quar.)
convertible
1
7 tic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products (quar.)_„
Intcrmountain Express
$4.75
4-
10c
Hawaiian
$4.75 preferred
Pacific Outdoor
3-16
25c
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
3-17
1
4-
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
4- 1
4-
6Ge
97%c
$1.06
(quar.)
Lighting
s-ie
40c
pacific Finance Corp. (Del.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
$4.40
$4.50
8-10
20c
(quar.)
Clay Products (stock dividend)
pacific Coast Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)
654- 2nd preferred (quar.)
Pacific Coast Terminals
Pacific
1
1
20c
Pacific
Pacific
44-
420c
$35c
$25e
Oregon Portland Cement, new com. (initial)
©'Sullivan Rubber, 5%
pfd. (accum.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)——
Owens-Illinois & Glass, 45a pfd. (quar.)—
Oxford Paper Co., common
(cf*ar.)
pacific
4
15c
Club,
pfd. B
preferred
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
4-
re¬
deilara-
59%c
Subject
4-15
S3y«c
y'
Common
Plymouth
15c
Ltd.—
4('2% conv.
(quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar.)—
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
Orange Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
6.75% convertible preferred C (quar.)-'
4% preferred D (quar.)
$5
3-
4-
I
l° aPPI0V*1 ot
3-20
15c
Nacific-Atlantic Canadian
April TsfCCt
Preferred B (quar.)_ZZ—ZTZ
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry
1
87 %C
Rohr
8-23
i'15c
com.
-
(quar.)
8-31
37 %C
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
Ontario
3-30
5- 1
100%
$1
3-31
3-
incorrectly
common
Reynolds Tobacco, class B
2
of
30
60c
1
Corp. (quar.)
Olympla Brewing Co
One-Hour
M*rch
on
SSref Uke Ert° fcas
^clCt!i,y
4-
(accum.)
Oliver
approval
rs
intended
tl5c
—
conv.
3-
$1
?°V,ne^ Com< ^"Itial-quar.f—L_
dividend
subject
to
3-20
3-17
ordinary—
—
Olln OH & Gas Co., 451>
3-31
iLtPreferred Incorrect. shown were
payments They here
last
week
were
3-20
.„
6
2
12% C
Telephone Co.—
Connimn
S-10
(quar.)-
Corp., 40c pfd.
33-
$2.50
"
3-31
1
,—
Old Town
3-31
3-31
97 %c
—ZZZ—Z
4-15
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
Old National Corp.,
Class B
preferred (quar.).
Preferred (quar.)
*2%0
$27 %C
4-1
(quar.)
(Boston)
class A
$1
56c
75C
Inc-> colnmon (quar.)..
'
5-
April 8.
93%c
PMni?^pre/erCed A ^uar.)
3-31
«2
—
Old Colony Insurance
3- 6
^ren^011 RR» (quar.) —ZZ—
Plidco'cvrrp1
3-31
1
a
3- 9
$1.19
was
as
3
4%%
Ritter
3-31
—
(quar.)
Oilgear Company (quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.,
45a preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
3-31
62%c
4-15
4-
dividend
4-
4%%
3-11
Transport~aMon"coZZZ
4-15
3-31
above
3-31
45c
.
(quar.)
ported last week
tion.
*
Rich's
(quar.)
Plymouth Rubber
Ohio Edison Co., common
Ohio Water Service
4-10
3-11
4-1
10c
Phhadelphiu Suburban
60c
Extra
3.90To.
4.40To
4.44%
4-30
4-1
25c
4-15
(Milwaukee)—
(initial)-—
Ltd.
The
17 %c
Pli!LSr^n5-m0n <5uar')
$1.04
—
Supplies, Ltd.
Mills
7
3-16
87%C
4-10
4-15
5c
Ltd.
5-
1
50c
ZZIZZI
(Incre~as^d~ qu&rZ)
$1.02 %
—.
Specialty Mfg.
1
4-
"
3-13
4-15
25c
Ocean Cement
com.
"
$1.02%
—
Quarterly
Office
6-
1st preferred
3-20
3-24
4-15
!
(CaiTada)—"
Ltd.
p^r!r!')'C Industries, inc., class A4, common-II
Cement
(quar.)
3-31
90e
—
common
4%%
Revlon,
Inc., (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co.,
4- 1
4-23
15C
250
preferred A (quar.)
2nd preferred
(initial)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60% preferred (quar.)..
1
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
Noxwrna Chemical,
Class Vj (quar.)
1
9-15
75c
,,
,,
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals,
4-
3-31
$1.02
——
Norwich & Worcester RR.
(quar.)
Nova Scotia Light
Power, Ltd.
5-
6-15
(quar.)..
'
Inc. (quar.)ZZZZZZZZZI
preferred
4-
Pih'pNatural Ga3, Preferred (quar!)ZZ
4-24
—
——————
conv.
1
6-15
1
9-15
3-18
3-20
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—
5(4%
6-
3-16
1
3-24
3-20
3-20
4-20
—-
>
Quarterly
5- 7
1
77-
'
4-1
4-15
1
J40c
5 Yjfc preferred (quar.)
Northwest Plastics (quar.)
Northwestern Nat'l Insurance
5-
1
4-
10c
28C
20c
8c
S- 4
27%c
Telephone, Ltd.,
1
27%c
3-16
(annual)
3-18
4-30
„
convertible
G-
$1.12%
3-25
1
12-15
3-31
IHIII
1
4-
1-1-60
30c
(initial)
4-
27c
28c
3-20
common
3-16
15C
10- 1
1
new
1
10- 1
1
preferred (quar.).
Pfizer (Charles) & Co.
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4-16
4-
So
4-
Permanent©
4-30
27C
4-
4-
50c
(increased)
$1
Steel Corp.
Revere Racing Assn.,
6-
1
4-15
45c
4-15
87 %C
(quar.)..
Republic
25c
8% preferred ZZZIZZLZZZZZZZZZZZ"Z
Phoenix Insurance Co." (IIarWord"»"7ouarT"~
6-18
A
$1.10' class A fquar.)
Republic National Life Insurance
Republic Pictures Corp.—
2%
—
1
5-
5c
class
30c
(quar.CULT
4-22
Extras:-:,1y
30c
(ouar.)
1
$1.10
2%
Pltney-Bowes, Inc.—
$4.11 preferred (quar.).—...
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Northern
3-11
4-22
5- 1
$15c
(quar.)_____„__..___.w—__
4-15
Northern states Power (Minn.)—
$3.GO preferred (quar.)
$4.0« preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preferred (quar.),
3-11
1
"
'
4- 1
f
$1.45
—
3-11
1
4-
A
3-19
1
1
Extra
$2.50
3-20
$1,373
—
1
4-
$1.15
$1.10 class
27 %c
3-20
Gas—
preferred
3-11
1
55-
■'
3-20
4-14
4-
1
4-
50c
(quar.)
Ry. (annual) -Z-ZZZZZZZZ
(quar.).
i
•—
4-
83% C
& wstcrn
3.90%
preferred
$1.12%
dividend
0-3
15c
37 %0
Common
3-11
20c
$1.25
....
(quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co. (Illinois)—
3V2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Reliance Varnish (quar.)
Rcnold Chains, Ltd., $1.10 class A (quar.)
Extra
y-y'v-' -■
3- 9
1
$1.10
Peoples Gas. Light & Coke
Peoples Sororities Corp
3- 8
*63%c
..———.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—..
Insurance (N. Y.)—
Naturaf
1
4-
3-23
Northern
5.805a
4-
B
-
25c
Co., class A
A.)
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (guar.)—
Reliaace Electric & Engineering (quar.)
3- 0
1
(C.
Class
3-16
4-
(quar.)—.
3-31
35c
—
—
Northern Indiana Public Service—
$4.23 preferred (quar.)
5%%
3-31
45c
4%%
(quar.)
Northern Engineering Works (quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas Co., com. (increased)
Northern
4- 3
ZZZ1ZZZZZ
Publishing Co.
3-16
2
3-10
4-17
1
Z~
'
non-voting
Pepsi-Colo, Co.
5c
55a preferred (quar.).
Penton
1
5-
75C
(quar.)—_
dividend
Common
Peoria
12 %o
(1956
Stock
4-
5-15
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Flore—
Common voting
(quar.)
Stock
U5C
(quar.)
(1950
(quar.)
4.60%
$1.21%
quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)—-—
North Star Oil,
3-30
3-13
40c
±
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.35%
$1.02%
—
(reduced)
(Mass.)
4-10
4-1
62 %C
4.40%
6
97 %C
North Perm Gas (quar.)
North & Jut/J Mfg. (quar.)
Gas
37 %c
*$1.50
(quar.)—*
3- 6
4-25
IOC
—ZIZ_ZZIZI
preferred
3- 6
5-1
Reed
Holder*
payable of Bee.
Share
Company
Corp. (Mass.), common..
preferred
(quar.)
5%
4-30
*45c
4-50%
3-31
5-15
4-
When
Per
Name of
1
3-20
17 %C
(quar.)
Common
3-31
20c
American Refractories
North Shore
ZZ.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
85c
(quar.)
Coal
Ltd.,
5-
2
10c
(quar.)—
$1.60 preferred (accum.)_
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
3-20
10c
Industries
$6
90c
(quar.)
Ltd,
Penman's
3-16
3-31
45c
—
No-Sag Spring (quar.)
4.255a
3-31
1
40c jjfet.
(quar.)
common
5-15
■
Monday, March 30, 1959
..
Holder1
7%e
ZZ
Peninsular Metal Products—
6% preferred
(quar.}„
4-15
2(3.)
Mining,
W.
4(254'
3-17
1
'
Penn-Texas
(s-a)
$2.50
3-13
4-10
50c
American Aviation (quar.)————
North American Life Insurance (Chicago)—
North
-
3-31
5-
$1.50
North
N.
1
(Ohio)—-
Nopco Chemical Co. (stock dividend)
(Subject
to
stockholders
approval
March
4-
5C
(quar.)
non-voting common (quar.)
File
3- 6
25C
-
(S.
reabody Coal Co.,
&
1
■f\
_
37%c
(quar.)
Park Chemical Co. (increased)
6
1
4-
When
Payable of Bee.
Rcece
held;—
preferred
6
4-1
4-
87 %C
common
Nicholson
6%
c.) «fc Co.,
Parker Rust Proof Co.
93%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wire Weaving Ltd.—
Class B
1
$1.12%
—
,
9
2-27
$1.12%
6% preferred (quar.)_
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar,)—
Niagara Frontier Transit (quar.)—
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)—
3.40%
3-
1
4-
Share
Mfg. Corp.—
Stockdiv. (7 shs. for each sli.
6
1
4-
Name of Company
Pantex
Parker
New York Water Service Corp
3.60%
3-
4-
50c
*
New York Wire Cloth (quar.)
Newark Telephone
6
57%c
...—
(quar.).
New York Trust
8-
4- 1
.$1.01%
New Orleans Public Service (increased-quar.)
New York, Chicago & St. Louis R.R. (quar.)
New York State Electric & Gas—
Per
Payable of Bee.
$1
(quar.)
Uolderi
When
Per
Name of Company
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
4.05fw preferred (quar.)
.
Co.
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
4-
6
2-16
1
3-16
15c
4-
1
3-GO
10c
4-
1
3-16
40c
4-
4-
1
3-17
Volume
t
5833
Number
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5%
<1511)
Per
Name
of Company
Shareholders
Shares
Sharon
Trust
-
10c
(increased)
preferred series A
(quar.)___
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
;
of
Co.
Shop
Save-
&
Shulton,
Class
*
B.-(quar.
t30c
-' 3-31
,*' 4-13
Breweries,, Ltd.
(quar.)
Preferred (initial semi-annual)
Class
-
v
Ltd.,
Dairies',
B
_*
class A
(quar.)—
-
(quar.)_rJ
it
-
;
•
"4-1
5%
2-27
preferred
Stubnitz-Greene
60c
Sun
Super
$2 preferred
50c
3-20
3-16
(quar.),Stores. Co.,
South
DruK
—
Carolina Electric
Common
(increased
.
&
32 %c
62%c
5%- preferred (quar.)
•
4.60%• preferred (quar..),—-—-—
-
4-
3-6
57 Vac- - 4- 1
V '4- 1 V'
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
*
.
$1.5G40c
(quar.)
50c
;
.
3-12
Talcotc
Public
4-
Telephone
Service
com.
"r, 4.32%
'-"
**
4'A) (fc
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5.44CJ). preferred
Common
6'c.
(quar.)
participating
Southern
Indiana
preferred
Gas
;
Electric—
&
«
Common
(quar.)
preferred
4.80',b
Southern
Nevada
Southern
'.*.••'*
(quar.)
4.80%
Power,
Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
England Telephone (quar.)—
Southern Oxygen
(quar.)_
ikk
preferred (quar.)
non-cum preferred (quar.),.
Mobile & Ohio stock ctfs. (s-a)
1
%
Life
(Stock
3-30
3-10
1
5%
preferred
4,65%. preferred
1
preferred
4.28'%
Southwestern
Quarterly
Quarterly
"
4.36%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.70%
preferred
Sprfngfield
Pire &
(quar.)
Common
$G.50
(quar.)
preferred
Square D Company
——
Cohmlon
—___
—
3%%
6%
preferred
—
.
4- 1
3-16
1
if
"
5- 1
4-20
5- 1
4-20
-
3-31
3-16
•
4-15
4-
5-
1
1
4-15
5- 1
'
(L.
*
5%
Pipe
4- 1
Pacific
3-20
6-1
5-20
-
3-31
3-20
-
3-31
3-20
4- 1
3-20
4-
3-20
1
4-10
3-26
4-10
3-26
3-16
3-31
3-25
*3-31
3-25
1
4-10
$1.14
preferred
holders
of
4-
1
$1
(quar.)
American
4-
1
3-13
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
31%c
Woolen
Co.
preferred
approval
Canadian
April
A
5%
class
Oil
20c
A
1
1
3-16
3- 6
1
31 %c
4-
1
3-
6
(quar.)
12 %c
3-31
3-16
$1.12%
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
Payable In
4-10
2-10
30c
(quar.)__
4-10
3-17
13c
1st preferred
(quar.)
4-
7
3-20
4-
7
3-20
5^13
5- 5
50c
+25c
20c
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-12
125c
•
6%
3-20
12 %c
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Products (quar.)
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Tobin
Packing (quar.)
Toronto Iron Works Ltd., com. (quar.)
50c
7
(quar.)
4-
1
3-16
J25c
4-
1
3-16
$75c
3-31
3-16
4-15
3-31
3-20
Torrington Company
Torrington Mfg.
(quar.),,
40c
4-1
25c
3-30
4-
3-20
Towmotor
35c
4-
1
3-18
160c
4-
1
3- 9
160c
4-
1
$$1.12%
4-
*50c
4-
(quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
3-12
Class
4- 1
3-20
4(2%
4-10
3-20
5%
4-
3-31
3-20
Trans
Trans
Corp.
B
(quar.)
Caribbean
A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Airways Inc.
3-16
3-17
Transtates
(quar.)
I2V2C
4- 2
3-20
Transue
capital gains
25c
4-15
3-31
Tri Continental
3-31
3-13
Trico
3-31
3-16
Trinity Universal Insurance
dividend)
35c
*
3-16
Corp.,
(quar.)
4-15
3-31
4-
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-
5
67 %c
(Dallas)
(quar.)
4-
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-18
1
3-20
25c
5-25
5-15
25c
11-25
11-16
12-31
12-15
25c
3-25
3-11
Parts Corp.
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
15c
Steel
Quarterly
Stern
&
4Va%
Stern Textiles,
(N.
5-15
4-15
Y.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
208
South
Twentieth
40c
com.
3-20
4-15
3-31
La
Jersey
Salle
Century
Twentieth
St.
(quar.)
T
(quar.)
Investors,
Common
$3.50
preferred
~
4-24
15c
3- 1
4-10
62%c
Inc.
Utah
Power
&
Inc.—
Investors
10c
62 %c
4-15
3-31
3-10
5-15
7%c
7%c
8-31
8-15
11-30
11-13
5- 1
87%c
8-
4-15
7-15
11- 1
10-15
87%c
;
1
2-1-60
1-15
30c
4-30
4-19
4-30
4-15
(increased-quar.)..
10%
(quar.)~—1~
25c
3-31
3-20
50c
5- 1
4-10
$2
4- 1
3-13
5-
4-10
16c
~
1
10c
4- 3
3-20
(s-a)
20c
4-30
4-
(quar.)
30c
4-
Co.
Light
1
9
3- a
Value Line Special Situations
Fund,
Inc.—
capital gains
Sea Food Co. (quar.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co.,
5% cl A pfd. (quar.)
From
Van
7c
3-31
3-13
25c
5- 1
4-15
$1.25
4-15
4- 4
15C
3-31
3-12
50 %C
4- 1
3-12
Camp
Company,
common
$2 25 preferred (quar.)
414% preferred (quar.)
Vlau, Ltd. (quar.)
Shreveport
Common
&
...
$1.12%
Pacific
Ry.
4-
1
3-13
$75c
4-
1
3-20
Co.—
(s-a)
$2.50
5% preferred (s-a)
Victor Chemical Works, com.
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
3- 2
$2.50
4-
1
3- 2
(reduced quar.)
25c
3-31
87%C
3-31
3-20
15c
5- 1
4-10
3-20
Virginia Railway—
6%
preferred
6%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
15C
8- 1
7-17
68%c
3-31
2-27
75c
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
514%
preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan
Corp., $3 conv. pfd.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (annual)
Corp.,
7%
pfd.
(accum.)
Baking
System
&
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
25C
(quar.)
Gooderham
&
from
Washington
4-15
3-13
16c
3-31
3- 2
preferred
Waukesha
3-26
5-
4-17
1
16c
3-31
3- 2
4- 1
3-19
4- 1
3-10
$1.12%
4- 1
3-31
dividend)..
5%
4-10
3-27
(stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
2%
4-15
15c
4-15
3-31
15c
4- 1
3-23
Gas
(stock
common
B
Weeden & Co.,
56c
7- 1
6-19
plus
issue
1
at
$52.50
1
50c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-23
,#■
3-23
2
(accum.)
$1.50
4- 1
3-28
15c
3-31
3-21
(stock dividend)
100%
for
per
4-15
3-27
50c
preferred
called
4-
50c
(quar.)
common
convertible
3-31
$1.25
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Knapp, Inc., $6 pref.
Webcor,
Inc.
(quar.)
April
3-20
(quar.)
Wayne
(Entire
3-31
or¬
37 %c
Webb &
4-15
from
(quar.)
Motor
3- 6
$1.37%
Natural
King Corp.,
convertible
Watson-Standard
5%
3
4- 1
Ltd.—
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
6%
3-20
3-
1
62 %c
Worts,
Investing Corp
capital gains and 6c
dinary income) --A.
Wallace & Tlernan (qOTt-,)
Ward Baking Co., 514% preferred
Waste
3-31
4- 1
4-
$35c
(H.)
Quarterly
4%
3%c
9
5-29
(quar.)
Sugar
1
3-10
87%c
dividend
Upjohn
5-
87 %c
I
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
(in¬
lc)
5- 1
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Co., common (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
itial of 2Vac from net investment income
of
4-
$1.50
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Controls
Stock
3-18
special
4-30
3-31
4-15
7%c
"
preferred
1
a
3-18
17%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-
Income
15c
*200
ZZZ17
common
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
15c
Century
3-18
I
II
(quar.)
(quar.)
(10c
7
62 %c
(quar.)
Corp
New
3-19
4- 1
$1.75
$1.25
of
3-30
$1
i
Wagner
preferred (quar.)—
Co.
30c
Walker
5%
Trust
3-33"
Waldorf
8-14
4-3
4-13
9
8-25
5-1
5-25
87%C
3-11
9
25c
140c
6-13
3-
6-15
(quar.)
$2
3-
9-15
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4- 1
1
9-30
1
3-13
1
35c
1
6-30
4-
4-
62 %c
3-19
$1.25
130c
4- 1
3-23
3-33
4-17
$1.25
(quar.)—
1
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Bros,
3-23
4-
3- 9
5%
Stedman
3-23,
1
3-13
30c
preferred
Products
4-10
4-
3-31
Forging Corp.—
common
3-29
37 %c
3-31
4-27
15c
& Williams Steel
6-12
3-11
$1.13
Petroleum, Inc.—
preferred (s-a)_,
1
4-10
Wabash RR. Co., 414%
3-20
Highway
10 shs. held)
7- 1
4-
93%c
93%o
Wall Street
of
share
(one
Trailer Industries for each
$2.70
.
1
Industries—
3-16
II
(quar.).
Corp.,
Common
Walker
7%c
Continental
4-
(Del.)—
(quar.)
3-19
(Stock
United Whelan
Vicksburg,
4-
$2
$1.12%
Ltd.
3- 6
(quar.),
(auar.)
...
I
(quar.)
Company
Upson Company
<•
1
Corp.
Utah-Idaho
13c
Ltd.,
Steel
3-14
1
3. 0
50c
(quar.)
Stockyards Corp.
5-21
4-
3- 6
1
22%c
(quar.)
United
1
4-
1
4-
Z
preferred (quar.)
U. 8 Sugar Corp. (quar.)
H_
U. 8. Trust Co. (N.
Y.) (increased quar.)
United States Vitamin &
Pharmaceutical
^orp. (quar.)
1
25c
3-33,
4-
quar.)
7%
6-
31 %c
6
Mining Co.—
4-
5%
1
1
3-16
3-16
4- 9
4- 9
3-34
Reclaiming Co.—
10c
25b
(quar.)
3-31
44-
5- 1
5- 1
4-13
50c
$1.40 convertible preferred
(accum.)
U. S. Rubber Co., 8%
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Smelting, Refining &
Vendo
Co.,
preferred
preference A
25c
(quar.)
A
3-31
50c
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
5%
4-20
4-15
25c
Class
Class
3-10
$1.06%
4V2% pfd.
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.)—•
A
3-31
25c
shares)
A
Tidewater
3-10
tl5c
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred, initial series (quar.)
convertible preferred series B (quar.)
Stores,
U. S.
'
Universal
Ltd._
Markets
Drug
3-31
3-31
4-30
Investment,
(initial quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Thomaston Mills (quar.)
Thompson Industries (quar.)—
5%
3-16
•!'
--
50c •
12 %c
$1.25
:
2
$3.50
B
Thoroiare
3-31
$1.06%
Thomas & Betts
Class
3-31
16)
General
4- 1
3-31
'
(s-a)
preferred A
$3.50
(quar.)
Thiokol Chemical (stock dividend)—
(3-for-l stock split subject to stockhold¬
ers
4-15
$1.12%
preferred B
Third
4-15
17%c
(quar.)
A
4-
-
preferred
preferred
United Utilities
12 %c
4- 3
Corp.—
Playing Card (increased)
Plywood, common (increased
5%
40c
4- 1
—
3
3-12
5- 1
$1.75
Machinery
United
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
50c
75c
——
3-
3-30
25c
United Stores Corp., $g conv.
pfd. (quar.)~~
United Transit Corp., common
(quar.)
Thor Power Tool
50c
(quar.)
0-
44c
common stock.)
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd. (arrears)__
6%
(quar.J
1
$1.25
Investment—
preferred
preferred
5-15
4-
$1.25
Tinnerinan
.
6-15
6-19
12%c
37%C
I
Extra
3-13
4-
$0.1719
(quar.)__.
4-15
4J/a%
U. S. Rubber
Ry., common, (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Class
*
S.
1
30c
3-20
7-10
62%C
(quar.)
Hoffman
S.
5-
B
to
3-16
-4-1
■;
preferred
8.
U.
$1.25
3-20
4-10
(quar.)
7%
U.
Line—
3-20
4- 2
3-10
4-15
3-13
4-20
$1
3-31
3-31
1
3-20,
$6c
40c
3-16
1
3-13
3-10
1
4-
1
4- 1
4-
1
4-
4-
4- 6
5-
$1.35
2-27
106
4-20
$1.24
—_
Gas
3-10
2-27
1
10c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-31
I~
U,
Transmission—
Natural
»
U. S. & Foreign Securities (25c
from capital
gains and 15c from net invest, income)..
U. 8. Gypsum Co., common
$1.14
(quar.),
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
6
—„—
20c from income and 5c from
Common
6
3-
preferred
Class
dividend convertible preferred
Street
3-
1
4(4'%
preferred B
Thriftimart, Inc.—
Class A & B (stock dividend)
3-16
Coffr.—
State
1
3-6
80c
—.—
S.) Company
44-
Thrifty
115c
Non-voting common
50c
$1.28
$1.31%
2-11
Ltd.—
Stanley Home Products, voting com.
Starrett
3- 6
3-6
75c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Starrett
1
(These payments will also be payable to
holders of Robins Mills, Inc. common
stock and the series A preferred, and
4-15
Standard-Thomson
5Va%
4-
4- 1
.
93%c
$1
.
:
$1.27%
Toronto Star,
quar.) —
Standard Properties, Inc
Standard Radio/Ltd.
(quar.)
.
&
$1.25
4-20
5- 1
15c
(quar.)
Co.
v
15c
——
Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
Screw
6
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-16
75c
•
(Increased
Standard
6
3-
Light, $4.56 preferred (quar.)
Texas Utilities (quar.)
Textron, Inc., class A (quar.)
3-16
20c
—*
preferred
Standard
1
-
(quar.)
Paving & Materials,
3-
1
2nd
3-20
4- 1
-
$1.07
,,
participating preference (quar.)
Coosa-Thatcher (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
Standard Paper
4-
11c
183/4C
—
Ohio—
1
4-
Texas Power &
4-24
.1
$3
of
lr
4-
$1.25
412%
-
50c
15c
40c
Standard
(quar;).—
4-
$1.22%
preferred
preferred
4-
1
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)*
preferred B (quar.)
Class
-
(increased quar.)
Oil Co.
$1.16%
Thrift Investment Corp., class A com.
75c. preferred (quar.)——
Class B
(quar.)
Illinois
3-13
HT™
I
(quar.)
3%%
5.40%
4-
$75c
~_
preferred
3%%
4.96%
3-10
3-13
$2.50
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)
(quar.).,
4-15
Texas
3-31
4-15
55c
III
(initial),.
common
U. S. Foil, class A
Class B (quar.)
Gas
11c
50c
32 %c
4-15
Texas
3-24
~nI yI)I—
(Brooklyn,
Aluminum
U.
(quar.)
3-24
3-31
37%c
Co
Machinery,
6
preferred
3-31
$1.06%
Extra
6
25c
4-1
$1.63
'4-1
25c3-31
Standard Fruit & Steamship Co.—
Standard
8-14
3-16
*
*.
Pacific
United Shoe
6
4-
4-2
$2.50
3-
15c
4-10
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.).
3-
*$1
4-10
5-
invest¬
Quarterly
3-
(quar.)
5- 1
$1
1
(quar.)
3- 9
1
IlIl'lIZ(quarlj
S.
3- 9
1
12 %c
United Keno Mines, Ltd.
United Life & Accident Insurance Co.
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
6%
1
4-
$1
__
Quarterly
1
Thomas
Standard Financial Corp.—
A-
5-15
92V2C
—
Illuminating
3-16
4-
$1
(quar.)
(4c from net
United Industrial Bank
4- 6
30c
20c
25c
1
4-20
——
United
1
preferred (quar.)
3-16
(quar.)
4-
Natural Gas Lines
3*48
4- 6
T
United Gas Corp. (quar.)
United Gas Improvement, common
414 %
preferred
(quar.)
4-
;;
3-18
4- 1
ment income and 7c from
capital gains)
United Fruit Co.
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred
4-
;
3-31
(quar.)
Income Fund
$1.15
(quar.)
%quar.)
4- 3
II
v
II
$1.16
3- 6
1
$8c
4-20
$1.12%
1
5- 1
Inc.—
prior preferred (accum.)
Dredging,
common
(special).
preferred
(quar.)
$1.60
$1.12%
5-
15c
(quar.)
Mines
5-
4-20
4-20
$5
to
Standard
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4-20
series) (quar.)
America—
of
5-
5-1
5- L.
—
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi'%
Stahl-Meyer,
$2
9-15
1
5c
56V4C
SI.12V2
United
6
Texas
Insurance—
(quae.)
3-
4-20
5-15
$34c
Extra
3- 6
1
3-23
•
Marine
1
4-
$5
4-
15c
3%
3-11
3-11
preferred
4V2%
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
—:
4V'2%
preferred (quar.)
:
Sperry Rand Corp.,, 4V2 % preferred (quar.)_
3-31
3-31
5-15
3%
$1.27
4-20
Quarterly from net investment income
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
40c
40c
4-20
5-15
~
"(quar.)
com.
common
$1.16
t' 5-1
—„
Inc.—
3
2-28
5-15
3%
preferred
Clay
United
Common
97V2C
(quar.)
Sovereign Dwestors,
6-
3-13
3-30
class A—
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90%
6-18
4- 1
$1
_
(auar.
(quar.)—.
7- 1
•
1
$15o
8714c
new
preferred
7-10
(quar.)
-4.15%.
,,
25c
$2
$110
lv27VaC
27Vic
$1.033%
5-
3-13
92%o
I
preferred
4-
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
■
Electric Service, $4 pfd.
4-10
>
1
2%
preferred
45c
A.—45c
(quar.)_„
6-
4-
3-20
6-15
%
—
4.40'%
.
t5c
3-18
4- 1
4-
38c
United Funds-
$1.06(4
3-26
~ %
1
6
3-13
1
$2
$1.12%
5.08%
3-10
Service—
Public
preferred
4.40%
:
(Dallas)—
-—'
—
Southwestevn
4.60%
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
.
6
3-
1
$4.50
2
$1.02 %
3-31
15c >
;<$1.16V4
—:
3-
1
4-
■
4- 1
1
$7140
(quar.)—
Co.
RR.
Biscuit
United
3- 2
(quar.)
4-15
—$1.25
(quar.)
1
4-
30c
A
3-14
(quTr%
preferred
United
3- 2
preferred
4.56%
%
-
(quar.)
4-
$50c
••
1
4-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
United Aircraft Corp.—
4% preference (1955 series)
4% preference (1956
4-10
Texaco Canada, 4%
4-15
4~
'
$15c
—
preference
4.64%
3-26
Power—
1
1
Texas
3-20
dividend)——; 33Ab%...
4-27
Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
' $1.60 *-4-1
Electric
1
1
4-
5-
Tennessee
5-15
.
Southwest
'Southwestern
44-
$1.21
5%
3-20
1
•
33c
71 */8c
(quar.)
preferred
(Dallas)—
Insurance
4-21
62 >/2c
Gas, Transmission—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
•
_—
Southland
5-15
preferred
5.25%
5-
25c
5-15
20c
3-
3-1(4
4-
dividend
Pacific
4%
4-21
4-10
5.12%
4-
>
4-21
3- 9
5%
ncn-cum
4-15
5-15
25c
4-10
4.10%
Southern Railway—
5%
5%
4-30
25c
1
5-15
4-
*
17 %c
1
1
5-15
■
50c
4-
5-
6- 1
24c
Southern New
4-15
5-
5.10%
25c
34c
common
15C
$4.84
•-
40a
i-s-i-.: $1.20
(quar.)
$1
4-4
' 4-15
•
"
3-13
•
4- 1
dividend
Stock
Union
3-31
preferred
4-20
9
7c
(quar.)
3-30
4-10
New class B—
3-21
3-
$1.19
preferred
5-15
1
1
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
*
44-
3-17
6-1
A
Nevada
5.44%
•
20c
3-11
4-30
-
3-13
40c
.
4-20
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union Investment
Union Oil & Gas,
Tennessee
.
$G2,/aC
(quar.')..*—_*;• $$1.50
e
3-19
1
4.65'%
6-1
3-19
1
1
3- 5
4-4
4-1
1
4-
1#
3-5
3
4-
;
2nd
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Preferred (quar.)
4-
3-31
4-30
34c
7
4-
4.64%
-
-
..
4-
4-
4.60%
}
A
4-20
15c
4.50%
—$0.2656V*
—
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
$3.70
$3.50
$1.50
3-16
-
6-15
2-27
$1.25
3-20
5 %
1
4-15
3-20
4-
1314c
13%c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)
3-21
$4.76
1
non-cum.
3-31
$$1.25
(quar.)
Union Electric, common
3-21
|
Co.,; 6% preferred (quar.),,
Aircraft, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.
4-4
-4.43%
7-
60c
3-23
1
1
1
Stock
(quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
•--*
original pfd. (increased-quar.)
"A 65cpreferred (quar.)___-*___j..;—28c
4.56'b
preferred (quar.)
28 Vac
Southern. California Water, common
(quar.)
A 22VaC
,s
V.'c preferred (quar.)
;
<
25c
—
preferred
22Vac ;
3-31
65c-^ 4-30
27a
3-31
•
4-20
4-
(quar.)
(James), Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
<
4-30
4-15
3-30
common
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Underwriters Trust Co. (New
York)
Union Acceptance
Corp., Ltd.—
Common
(increased)
5c
(quar.)_____
class A (quar.)_,__,^y,
4.25%
20c
(quar. )„
3-18
Inc.,
II
4- 2
6214c
—
5J/a%
20c
:
3-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
Bolder*
Payable oj Reo.
714c
(quar.),.
Udylite
62yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
3-16
3-27
California Edison,
4-
4-
25o
preferred
from Harrison, Inc., class A
35c
Telluride Power
Southeastern
4-15
$$1.25
Temco
Southeastern
1
r
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Telechrcme Mfg., class A (stock dividend)
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio—
3-16
Southern
5-
(quar.)_„
3-10
4-13
(quar.)
1
(Calif.), (quar.)
B
4- 1
4-13
3-27
15c
A
4-
3-23
ramblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)-,.,,..,
4% preferred (quar.)
3-12
_
.
.
,
:
Class
4-15
4-1' -V
.
_—
•
4%
Class
3-30
—.
3-18
1
1
$1.13
(reduced)
convertible
U-Tote'M,
1
(quar.)
preferred (s-a),^.
3-12
$1.12)2
South
Porto Rico Sugar,
com.
(quar.)—25d"i7
8%
p«*t«rrcd (quar.)
r—'
' 50c* *
Southdown Sugars, Inc: (quar'.*)____i
-Z'15c
Stock dividend
b.
10%
•
,
4-
5%
4-
B
3-12
3-16
.
3-18
15c
E., Inc.
Inc.,
Class
5%
3-12
AI
4.60%+.preferred A.(quar.)^__i.i.:-.__
->4.50% .preferred (quar.)——
South Georgia Natural Gas, $6rpfd.
South
Jersey Gas
(quar.)_____
Squth. Penn Oil (quar.)_:
'South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4%% preferred, (quar.)
r. I. M.
Talon,
534%
3-12
1
12 %C
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.
Symington Wayne Corp.
3-13
3-16
3-16
1
4-
25c
(reduced quar.)
When
Share
Two Guys
$1.25
Co.
&
3-6
4- 1
••
Rubber
Swift
3- 6
V
Gas—
quar.)
Swan
3-31
3-31
3-17
3-17
3-16
—
3-18
$1.15
Switson
convertible
1
4-
(quar.)
Nov/ common (initial-quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Lid.—
5% preference (quar.)
3-16
4-10
3-26
$50c
*, 4-30
common
;•
lOe*
4- 1
preferred (quar.)—______ A f 12% c
4-1
Sominerville^ Ltd.;,$2.80 preferred (quar.)__
70c
4-1
Sonotone Corp.,
common
—7o- 3-31.
; •: 51.25
preferred (quar.)
—»—;— ; 31%c*
3-31
i- *. $1.55' preferred (quar.)
;—;
'
3B3%c ~~ 3-31
Sorg Paper. Co., 5% % preferred (quar.)—__
$1.37
4- 1
South
Atlantic Gas, common ,(quar.) 1
20c
4- 1
5'"-'preferred (quar.)
——;
-$1.25 -. 4- 1
;
3-16
4-
10c
Cc.__
Corp,
3-31
Super Valu Stores Inc.—
.
Sommers
Mold
Per
Name of Company
Twin City Rapid Transit Co
3114c
;
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Sunshine Mining
3-16
25c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
2-27
4- 3
___
preferred
Corp., com.
(quar.)
Electric
1
25c
Chemical
$4.50
2-27
Simplex Wire .& Cable (initial)
r
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.—
—
-V
5% class A: preferred (quar.)
^ $1.25
• 4- 1
Slater (N.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)__
$30c
5- 1
$2.12
preferred (quar.)
:
t53c
4-13
Smith
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)__—
40c
5- 1
Smith-Cor ona-Ma rchant. (quar.)
—:—_ *25e * * 3-31
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills,
Ltd.^~
•
:
^ ''
Common tquar.)
—_—________—J30c > 4-30
second
4-
15c
(quar.).,"
preferred
Suburban
;
.3-31
*
convertible
$5
3-10
,,
4314c
(quar.)
(quar.).:
prior preferred
Eolden
Payable of Rec.
Common
(quar.)
common
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Paper (quar.)
Srawbridge & Clothier, common
4-10
3-10
4-30
3-10
U5c *" 4- 1
tl5c-i~4- 1
25c
4-17
--
preferred
15c
Strathmorc
•
.
1st
5%
3-2
5- 1
4- 1
5-15
< 4- 1
Sicks'
Silverwood
4-2
15c
_L
Ltd.
A (quar.
class
3-19
t45c
+$1.75
$20c
25c;—25c
(195.7.1.
Inc.,
4-1
*
;—
1 %• preferred- (quar.)
:
Ltd.—
Canada,
Common <quaiv)___
-
3- 2
-5-1
15cr
7%
Stokely-Van Camp,
.
4- 2
4-2
(quar.)—25c
(quar. )—.--j.,.- *';*>:
America
of
$5Qc
*■*:
3-16
.
Wh&n
Share
....
.
(John B.) Co., common
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—
3-31
3-31
*.
t56%c
4%% preferred B (quar.)
Sliawmut Association
(Boston)
Sheraton
*
••
<
4-30
25c
.
Shawinigan "Water & Power Co.
4%
Per
Name 0) Company
Payable o] Rec.
■
Stetson
interest—
beneficial
of
Steel. Corp..
Holdert
When
Share
*
^
Boston—-
of
4-
1
3-16
50c
4-
1
redemption on
share plus this
-02
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1512)
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
"Wellington Fund (quarterly from net
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
invest-
lie
=
"The
3- 6
4-
1
t$1.7£i
4-
1
4-
1
4-
40c
3-31
$1.12%
4-15
1
3-13
3-20
3-20
4-15
$1.05
4-15
$1.10
3-20
4-
$1.02%
1
3-16
30c
4-1
3- 9
4%
4-
3
3-
J70C
4-
1
4-
6
Now
1
3-20
4-15
The
has
Natural
5%
pfd.
5%
»r
-
4-15
$3.12'/a
5-
1
62%C
1
$1.50
4-
1
3-13
White
Motor
5% %
$5
3-26
4-
1
3-10
7-
1
6-10
See
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
1
3-10
+$1.50
4-
1
3-10
50c
4-
1
3-13
Stock
Co.,
Industries
'•Winn-Dixie
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
share
4-
1
3-17
record
3-31
3-20
10c
3-31
3-10
$1.31%
6%
preferred
preferred
Wiser
The
Combing Corp. of Canada,
Spice, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_———
Wrigiey (Win. Jr.) (Monthly)
Cab
Yellow
5-
1
4-10
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
the
has
company
present
no
Anderson
Mr.
each)
also
the
authorizes
to
the
1,000,000
amendment
value
par
to
(1)
shares
the
reviewed
activities
from
increase
($2
of
1958
750,000
value
par
when
each).
sales
net
10- 9
$1.50
4-30
totaled
$13,698,879, a 5%
increase
over
1957, with net income of
$1,250,930 showing a gain of 33% over that for 1957.—V. 188, p. 2646.
Nehi Corp.
4-15
above.—V. 189, p.
5-29
1
4-15
Co.,
$1.26
5-
1
4-15
shares of
0-
1
4-15
30C
6-20
5-29
75c
4-
1
3-10
$$1.50
4-
1
3-17
Inc.
4-
1
3-17
1
3-17
and
of
will
shares
debt
on March 24 offered
150,000
stock (par $5) at $48 per share.
net
proceeds from the sale of the additional com¬
applied In part to the retirement of $3,845,000
the recent acquisitions of six truck leasing com¬
be
incurred
panies. The
in
remaihing proceeds will be used In connection
of truck leasing companies.
future
sible
3-31
3-31
3-13
3-13
trucks
conduct
and
$15c
4-15
2-31
truck
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-16
4-
3-20
United
$1.50
1
activities in
32
states
and Canada.
20c
States.
truck
The
2
3-12
routes
3-26
irregular routes in 20 eastern states. These
4-20
are
4-30
in
company's common carrier division
consists
of
transport general commodities over regular
southeastern
10
states
and
bulk
a
37 %C
4-30
4- 9
7-31
4- 9
30c
4-
1
3-16
company recently formed a new subsidiary
of finance leasing of various types of
3-31
3-16
and
7%c
carrier
industrial
operations the
in the business
to engage
including
equipment.
75c
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
50c
4-
1
3-16
62 %C
4-
1
3-16
operating
$1.25
4-
1
3-16
$1.90
17%c
_
4-
1
3-16
4-15
3-31
9c
EARNINGS—For
the
revenues
nine
mouths
ended Sept.
30,
$41,950,636
of
revenues
1958 the company
net income of
and
share. For the like period
$31,492,606 and net income
of
per
were
1957,
total
$1,255,162
or
share.
per
20
'
Sale
Jewelry
Yeller's, Ltd.
Co.
TSerdth
(increased)
•
DIVIDENDS—Cash
Since
Radio
(quar.)
<
—.—
4-10
75c
3-26
5-
25c
$30c
4-
1
1
3-13
3-31
May
cents
t Payable
In
date
xLese
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 1%.
Canadian
resident tax 15%;
y Previously
The
and/or
the
«ourc».
Noo
record
Income
was
date
is
Incorrect.
The
Indicated here.
corrected
sold
tax
and
New
proceeds
capital.-
Boston
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
EFFECT
payable to The
loan
notes
($5
2,425
unissued
(N.
stockholders
below.—V. 189,
and
fitoc!:
9
approved a proposal to merge this
into the newly-formed Resort Airlines, Inc., of Delaware.
plan provides that 10 shares of the five-cept par value common
1
ot
the
North
Carolina
$7.50 par value common
—V.
189, p.
company be exchanged for one share of
stock of the newly formed Deleware concern.
unissued
shares
Co.
—
&
&
ruling
.
lor
in
advised
of
th&
the Arrow Brands
operations of Reynolds
"We
will
appeal the
"Arrow Ercnds is
mately
a
a
half million
Appeal FTC
Federal
matter,
Metals
examiner's
\mall
(4%%
Baker, Sintonds & Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks & Co
named
common
Barth
&
below
Trade
W.
Co.,
Examiner's
When
Commission
Monroe
March
on
ruling
concern
dollars.
&
Beil
Bateman, Ltd.
Hough, Inc
&
to
whose
Arrow
the
Wells, Vice-President
20
Alex.
Co.,
Brands
was
total
Brown
Courts
approxi¬
acquired,
the
—
A.
du
&
1,000
Pont
500
G.
&
Edwards
&
&
Sons
Co._
4)142
34,624
40,000
218,249
213,488
&
Schmertz
Inc.
Marshall—:
Co.
4,000
1,000
Goodbody
&
Grande
"D"
"E"——
188,
—
Co.,
Jenks, Kirkland
Hess
&
McFaul
&
J.
J.
&
1,500
Hooker &
1,500
E.
F.
Co
2,500
500
5,500
Inc
&
500
2355.
p.
This company located at 202 South Division
St., Northfield. Minn.,
iiled
a
registration statement with the SEC on
March
23,
1959,
covering 42,500 shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale
through Craig-Hallum, Inc.,
the
underwriter
The
stock
is
to
be
offered
and
sold
first
to
present shareholders of the company at the
of one
share
for
each
eight shares held April \t
1959.
The
offering price is to be $10 per share, with an
underwriting commission
of from 40c to $1 per share.
The company is engaged in
research, development and production
of plastics, plastic compounds, and machines for
applying and working
with plastics.
It has outstanding 339,900 shares of common stock.
rate
operations
are said
to have brought about an increasing
plant and working capital, including nrincipally
building which will house integrated office and plant
facilities and provide room or an enlarged and modern
machine shop.
It is anticipated that from $100,000 to
$150,000 of the proceeds of
the stock offering will be used for that
purpose.
Some $75,000 to
$100,000 will bo used for the staff and equipment
necessary to com¬
plete present research and development of a polyethylene
for
additional
permanent
overwrap
packaging machine,
high-speed machinery for converting plastic films
in the present bag-making machine. An estimated
$150,000 will be
used
to
expand the company's
activities
in
the
development of additional specialized plastic 'products and expansion
«£ the marketing organization for them,
and
stacker for
a
use
Scranton
Corp.—Hal Roach,
Jr., Out
President
as
of
Subsidiary—
Another
sidiaries
board
a
tie
Hal
of
severed
was
directors
of
Roach,
about
elected
with
Jr.
week
a
this
corporation and its sub¬
when the newly reconstituted
ago
board
new
a
Hal
for
Roach
Studios,
Inc.,
wholly owned subsidiary.
The
action
director
had
the
of
the
offect
subsidiary.
of
removing Mr. Roach
It
followed
the
on
President and
of Mr. Roach's
as
heels
resignation
March
parent
company
had
which came after the Stockholders Protective Com¬
placed representatives on the present board and on the
management's
annual
19
slate
directors
Chairman
both
ident
Chairman
directors to
be voted
&
500
500
Fay___
Hntfion
and
on
director
a
the
of
by stockholders at
the
meeting April 15.
Directors named
of
of
Board
as
the
of
to the
board
of
Hal Roach
Studios
are
also
at
the
of Scranton
Corp.
They arc: Robert Rittmaster,
corporation's executive-finance committee, a director
Minneapolis-Moline Co.
and
Motor
Products, Corp.,
and
Pres¬
of
Regency Fund, Inc.; Robert Todd Lang, partner in the law
firm of Weil, Gotshal and Manges, and a director of both
MinneapolisMoline and Coro, Inc.; Robert W. Lerner, Los Angeles
director
Motor
Products;
Vice-President and
of
Meacham,
;and
attorney and
Gelbspan
and
Charles
respectively, of Hal Roach
Herbert
Treasurer,
Studios.
Mr.
said
Lung
line
in
was
out
a
John
of
the
W.
of
"to
000,000,
can
bis
definite
V.
a
of Roach's
Scranton
board's
connections
announced
with
policy
revitalize. the corporation's business
organization."
the
studios, he stated,
time
Smith,
a
cutting
the
the
in
Direction
for
the
with
program
being.—V.
Line
of
rail
new
be
under
this
carrier
March
on
with
13
with
road
the
of
and
the
studios
carrying
to
new
restore
five-man
1134.
p.
RR.—Probable
President
merger
189,
will
assets
said
Merger—
a
Atlantic
in
the
decision
Coast
the
pos¬
RR.
Co.,
011
Line
neighborhood of $900,-
be expected this year.
annual
report to stockholders, Mr. Smith said although no
has been set for completion of the merger
study now in
it is expected that the work can be concluded during 1959.—
date
189,
p.
7
1134.
Securities
Investment
Co.,
St.
1,000
2,500
Co
Louis,
Mo.—Chairman
Walter E. Burtelow on March 19 was elected Chairman of the Board
Directors of this company, a major regional finance and
personal
company operating in 10 States of the middlewest and south.
Burtelow also is President of the holding company, General Con¬
tract Finance Corp.
C. Harold Schreiber and Stuart H. Smith were
re-elected President aud Executive Vice-President,
respectively.
Johs
Gruendler was elected Comptroller.—V. 185, p. 1892.
Mr.
|
(W. A.)
Employees
checks
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Pays 15% Profit-Sharing—
of
this
company
amounting to 15%
of
on
March
20
received
their regular earnings
profit-sharing
for the December-
January-February quarter.
Total
are
now
payments
more
since the company's profit-sharing
$18,154,000.—V. 189. p, 88.
:
2,500
program
began
than
Sherburne Corp., Sherburne, Vt.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
on
March
17
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
covering 480 shares
of common stock (par $100) to be offered at
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
purchase equipment and for working capital.—V. 186, p. 1308.
$250
per
share,
without
«
Co.—
B. Hilliard & Son
:
Skaggs & Co
2,984
(G. T.) Schjeldahl Co.—Registers With SEC—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
2,500
4,000
1,500
Alester G. Furmnn Co., Inc.
500
&
series
series
1,000
4.000
Co
Co._
California Co., Inc.—
First
Securities
Corp
Foster
30,000
6,131
preferred,
500
&:
First
1,000
Sons
2,500
Co
1,500
&
Weedon
Davenport
Davis.
I.
Elworthy
Co.,
& Co
Cunningham,
commission.
annual sales
«fc
Dooly
2,500
Crowell,
said:
full
Sullivan
Inc.
examiner's
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
2,500
30,000
;
loan
en¬
stock:
&
Oscar
1,500
Co.
69,315
$756,684
preferred,
and
have
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
2,500
Co
Eichler
103,700
$867,004
stock
common
4.7%
em¬
Shares
DeHaven
Francis
$825^99 ~
938,013
Stock Option Plan
Purchase
Plan
for
underwriters
1,500
357,060
$970,704
5V-ifo
progress,
670,000
E.
367,044
-
Common
In
165,053
1,500
Inc
$1,183,059
5,121
AT, .A,
•
for
of
....
4,000
$1,337,748
3,573
2,359
producing
Southern
2,500
Co
Boswortli,
being
———
4,000
Co.,
Bache
30,500
$1,179,059
25,617
deductions—.
Seaboard Air
underwriting agreement with the company pursuant to
have severally agreed to purchase from the
company the
Frank B.
To
Ruling—
Upon
-
Stock
$1,312,131
•
—
"C"
sibility
,
for
2,967.139
"A"
12,303,997
4,000,000
to 6%)__
Great
reserved
1958
$4,146,198
3,332,210
"B"
FINANCING
—
shares
1959
$4,644,341
series
confidence
1_
reserved
before
$9,391,866
payable
by
Works—Earnings Show Gain—
scries
for
an
Atwill
Bateman.
on
series
Bank
(shares)
part
Blyth & Co., Inc.__
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.
J.
1134.
Reynolds Metals
PRESENT
(4%'%-6%)
obligations
assumed
they
following respective numbers of shares
corporation
The
into
based
preferred,
of
which
1134.
p.
(N. C.)—Merger Approved—
March
on
paid
and
Shares
Resort Airlines, Inc.
The
C.)
TO
First National
agreements
UNDERWRITERS—The .several
tered
Airlines, Inc. (Del.)—Merger Approved—
t$0.10
and
preferred,
preferred,
board
(Ryso, Inc.)
(5 %)__——
stock
♦Includes
39,924
Airlines, Inc.
been
ployees.
(Continued from page 10)
Resort
have
quarterly rate of
a
—:
notes
Trucking Co.
INVESTMENT NEWS
53,936
$0.10
outstanding:
.
under
installment
♦Common
See
at
England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
will be used to repay short-term debt
Equipment obligations payable to others (4%
5%% Collateral trust bonds due 1973tc 6%)
Debenture
A
dividends
preferred
4.7%
Outstanding
of
Other
Resort
paid
company has been authorized by the
$300,000 5%% collateral trust bonds due
at 100% to Massachusetts Mutual Life In¬
privately
Equipment obligations
Canadian nonresidents
stock
common
payment
tax.
♦Payable in U. 6. funds, less 15%
the
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
date
on
presently being
are
excess
net
working
tax.
published
Jamaica
at
in
not
Co.
surance
*$0.06
for
1,283,040
415,037
4:!i%
PLACEMENT—This
be
to
dividends
and
sliare.
per
issue
to
1973,
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
mLess Eritish income
1955
PRIVATE
ICC
$0.05
requirements
1,469.833
v
4%%
present
reported total operating
$1,591,629 equal to $2.04
(quar.)
16.538
income
Shares
commercial
•
Yuba Consolidated Industries Inc.
690.558
mittee
property,
$1.75
—
products carrier with
carrier operations
common
the largest in the southeastern states.
In addition to its truck leasing and common
37%c
_
12,500
company's
states and
which
lines
—
(quar.)
Young (J. S.> Company, common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
————.
Yoraiker Bros., Inc., common (quar.)——-h"
5%
preferred
(quar.)
/•
- 5%
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
7% preferred. (quar.'
;
The
leasing division operates branches in 83 cities in 25
and Toronto, Canada. In terms of gross operating revenues,
second largest truck leasing business in the,
I—
Yose.nite Park & Curry
pos¬
division conducts the
4-10
4-
791,219
share
cent,
tAfter
Balance available for
opera¬
in Ottawa
this
per
1959—2 Mos.—1958
„
BUSINESS—Ryder System, Inc., is a holding company with
tions in the truck leasing and truck common carrier fields.
The
Ryder System companies presently own approximately
3-31
4%
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
with
acquisitions
4-15
30c
12j/2C
5,500
$8,743,300 $20,101,494 $18,632,506
7,591,751
16,502.854
16.071,124
Dividends on preferred stock
a
associates
common
PROCEEDS—The
mon
4-
$40c
31VzC
——
'«fc Co., Inc
205,905
Interest, etc. deductions—
need
1242.
Ryder System, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Blyth &
6-20
.
L.
Ry.—System Earnings—
7,874,491
Expanding
Royal Crown Cola Co.—New Name—
See
5-
30C
,
—
convertible preferred
that
diversification.
12- 4
1-4-60
latter
The
20c
common
6%
stated
was
shares
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
6%
York Water
it
for any such
amendments are:
stock.
$1.25
————
R.
<fe
4,000
1959—Month—1958
$9,722,083
expenses—..;
Balance
proposed
6- 6
3-13
_
Mfg.
Co.,
three
approve
9- 4
two
Inc.
to
voted
24
March
on
3- 6
3-10
Ltd.-—_
Walston
Francisco
Net operating revenues
Nonoperatlng income
company's Articles of Organization and Agreement
will enable the company to diversify its business-
1
$1.27
Woolson
1,000
1,000
Anthony
Operating revenue
Operating expense and depreciation
which
However,
three
($1
_
revenues—a
San Jose Water
—V.
stockholders
amendments to the
3-27
—
500
'
Co
&
1,500
.*
:
Moslcy
Day
12 Months Ended Feb. 28—
payable May
1
3-31
—
;
—
389.
p.
♦Deficit,
dividend of 25 cents per
14 to holders ol
a
May 4.
The
stock
1
—
Wool
Towne
quarter showing,
common
'
dividend
&
first
the
on
7-
1
.—
Sutro
Tucker,
funds)—*—
fEarns,
strong.
4-
'
Yale
011
24.
remained
1959
the
voted
the
for
10-
7
——
1,000
ry. oper. income—„
inc.
(before sink¬
Net
corporate purpose clause,
(2> to authorize a new class of 5% cumulative sinking fund preferred
shares, and (3) to increase the number of authorized shares of common
4-
I
6% pl'd. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
Class A common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
——
Wocdall Industries Inc. (quar.)—
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
—
Yard-Man,
of
was
activities.
4-
la
Co.
Inc.
1,009
Louis-San
ing
same
March
on
plans in process
(John)
Stock
result
a
of
4-21
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
(Alexander) Ltd.,
Wood
As
balance
3-20
35c
;
Oil
Wood
'
the
3-17
9c
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service
for
189,
St.
Rome snareowners will receive
common stock lor each share of Rome
Alcoa
had sales
1
35c
—.—-—
Wulbern,
—
—
5,500
2,500
1,500
&
Yeatman,
Co.,
Co—
Co.—
Boyce
Eubanks, Meyer-
&;
son
5,500
<fc
&
completed
is
of
announced
1
$1.00%
$1.00%
5% preferred (quar.) —.
5.04% preferred (quar.)
5.08%
share
a
5-
15c
(quar.)
Bros.
Suplee,
Christen^
Piner, .Taflray <fc Hopwood
—V.
Rome
1%
-—
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com.
'
of
1%
—.—
&
Staats
R.
1,000
Co
<fe
Hamntill
Stewart,
&
Garrison,
Inc.
T.
4-
20c
(quar.)
(monthly)
(1987)
of
4-1
$17.50
$1.25
1%
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
"
ownership
first quarter of 1959 which were
period of 1958, Charles B. Anderson,
However, Mr. Anderson estimated
that the 1559 first quarter's operation would result in a net operating
profit of about 60 cents a share as against a loss of 17 cents a sliare
I a year afjo. He further stated that the outlook in the carpet industry
4-
Inc.
Stores
acquire
will
America
of
transaction
of Association
—
Jackson
Stein
1,000
Co_—
William
4.00C
1,837,136 shares .outstanding.-—V. 189, p. 1242.
company
3- 6
i
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
$4.25, preferred
(quar.)
Windsor
6
The
3-
-
Shearson,
Co
&:
Renshaw
&
Schwabacher
&
——5,500
Inc.
sen.
Pierce,
stock.
President,
1
—w—
Common
Co.
substantially equal to the
1
.——
1,500
1,000
Prcssprich
1.500
&
Webber,
Peters, Writer
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Expects to Report Profit—
40c
(quar.)—,
Rodman
1,500
Curtis
,
4-
1%
common
had
the
Herbert
4-
———
Paiue,
Net
President,
on
March 25
announced that the
authorized
the
ratification of an
agreement
by
Corp.
40c
dividend
&
:
Eraser.
Aluminum
Cable
50c
Stock dividend
Wilson
R.
shareowners
50c
—
•*
Corp.—Acquired by Alcoa—
Cable
D.
$1.25
dividend
R.
w.
Share
&
;
1,500
Co., Inc.—
Bond
Corp.
-
1,000
Williams
Mason Brothers
McDaniel Lewis
Net
Rome
3-20
$$1.12%
(quar.)—
Co.—
Period End. Feb. 28—
below.—V. 137, p. 2118.
Scranton Corp.
A.
3-13
1
4-
———.
Stock dividend
';
4-
tl5c
—.———
Levy,
Plymouth
2,500
—
Co
Kidder &
Shares'
4,000
Co.
&
Jones
Operating
Operating
3-20
7
4-15
30c
————
Baumer
Stock
"
4-
5%.
Candle Co.
Wiliiams-McWilliams Industries—
&
2- 6
4-13
4-15
—
M.
as
3-20
9%
pfd.'(This payment clears all arrears)
preferred (quar.)
$5
Will
Hal Roach Removed
—
Director—
4-15
Wliiiehall
'
a
U5c
—
preferred
Roach Studios, Inc.
(Hal)
President and
814.
p.
Dyett, Chairman of the Board and Harry W. Barnard.
Vice-President, two of the founders of Rome Cable Corp. in accord¬
ance
with
their
previously
announced intentions,'
submitted their
resignations effective at the closing date.
The business of
the
company
will be continued under the name
Rome Cable Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Alcoa, having
its headeuarters in Rome, N. Y„ with the rest of the organization
intact.—V. 189, p. 605.
.
Co.,
189,
six-tenths
tl5c
Cement Mfg.
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
—
Wilbur-Suchnrd Chocolate —
law
the
common
r
Whitehall
of
partner
3-10
30c
———
senior
a
3-13
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)—.
Paper Co. (quar.)
is
3-13
Whitaker
Extra
Coleman
1
.
,
■
1
Stamping (slock dividend).
(quar.).
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)
late
■
1
preferred (quar.)
Wcyenberg Shoe Mfg.
'
4-
$1.25
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd,, class A
Class
B
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)..—
Coleman
the
succeed
to
company
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
the
of
4-
35c
Telegraph
that Leighton H.
announced
23
director
a
Ilanes.
+25c
—
A.
Lawson,
37%c
__
Union
1393.
p.
37V2C
(1955
Western Tool A*
189,
March
on
elected
M.
When
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
5%
3-13
3-30
30c
—
Western
company
Which
!
Class B (quar.).—.—:
•Western Stockholders' investment Trust, Ltd.
5%
Jones
Church Pension Fund.—V.
and
♦-14
series) (quar.)
pfd. (1952 series)
.
Western Plywood, Ltd., class A (s-a)—.—
5%
D.
firm of Davis Polk
Wardwell Sunderland & Kiendl of New York.
He is a director of
Church
Life
Insurance
Corp.,
The
Church Fire Insurance Corp..
Aztec Land & Cattle Co., and a trustee of St. Luke's International
Medical Centre
(Tokyo), Village of the Head-of-the-Harbor (L. I.)
4-14
5-
conv.
Common
Edward
June
S.
Co
Lemon &
satisfied
are
Shares
•kA"
Hutton &
E.
We
3-13
Gas—
Amer. dep. receipts for ordinary (final)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—•
then that there had been no
contklent the record will show
taken to meet foreign competition was not in
Act.
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Elects New Director—
been
Mr.
3-13
$35c
(initiui-quar.)
common
Western
W.
Johnston,
been
Clayton
subsequent action
Robert
8-10
3-31
J50C
(quar.)—
thorough investigation with our
advised us that it contemplated no
Stern
2-27
3-31
20c
90c
payment clears all arrears)
Class
A
(quar.)
$0 preferred (quar.)
—.
Western Massachusetts Cos.-—
a
then
Monday, March 30, 1959
..
3-19
30c
(this
A
the
violation of the law."—V.
3-13
2%
(quar.)..——
have
must
of
made
and
the time.
3-13
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Glass
FTC
(R. J.)
(quar.)
$.1.40 preferred
3-31
35c
Commission
cooperation
violation
that
payable hi cash or stock)—
(quar.)
——
West Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
West Ohio Gas
(stock dividend)
West Perm" Electric (increased-quar.)
.....
V/esr Penn Power Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)....
4.20%: preferred B <quar.»
4.10%
preferred C (quar.)..~—~—-West Texas Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western Airlines (stock dividend^—...
Western Assurance (Toronto)
(quar.)——
Western Casualty & Surety (quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A
Trade
complete
further action at
3-20
75c
income
Electric
3-20
--
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Western
1
$1.06j/4
6%
ment
4-
20c
(quar.)
common
$4,25
"
Payable 0] Rec.
Share
of Company
Stores,
Holder» Federal
Holder*
When
Per
Name
Weiboldt
.
SIMCA
I
Societe Anonyme,
of France—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Tliis
the
company
on
March
SEC
covering 1,000,000
24
filed
capital
a
registration statement with
shares, par value 5.000 French
Volume
Number 5833
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
per
share, and equivalent 2,000,000 American
1,000,000
capital
shares
(.two
American
capital share).
SIMCA proposes to offer holders of its American shares on April 13,
1959, and holders of its capital shares in the United States, its
territories and possessions, the right to subscribe for (a) one addi¬
tional American
share
for
each American share
held, or (b) one
francs
(U.
shares
S.
$10.12)
representing
shares
represent
$1.121/2
such
is
to
offering
also
holders
($36,557,260).
the
j
and
of the
company to use such
of expansion and improvement
including
ij
further
styling
company,
added
or
Substantially
form,
and
number
stockholders
or
the
to
as
of
amount
their
Chrysler
21%
Zurich,
Switzerland,
capital
shares
Corp.
735,115
22%
of the total
and
703,000
(constituting
is
Net
challenges
$12.27
1,004
1,315
Number of shareholders
—V.
186, 1). 530.
This
build
to
the
issuer).
cash
and
350,000
shares.
common
when
company
March
on
announced
19
Contract—
cut
pro¬
placed last
The
follows
contract
new
Air
new
a
Force
contract
to
Included
in
such
$3,000,000
a
with
order
the generator
for
respect
the
stop
the
to
used
sets
to
by
Co.
above.—V.
189,
in
Calvin
C.
the
At
order
proceedings,
the Commission
dis¬
proposed
the
of
use
proceeds
company
covering
offered
at
be
for
be
to
used
Maich
March
on
$95,000
face
of
n
17
5%
letter
«
a
subordinated
without
amount,
working
fiici
filed
capital.—V.
Southern Union Gas
of
notification
debentures,
underwriting.
p. 1481.
with
series
The
'
proceeds
H.
to
additions
$12,880,000.—V.
189,
and
and
Texaco,
is
subject
be
to
and
by
C.
A.
Texas
amend¬
and
lease
and
net
contracts
(2)
to
defray
a portibn of
expenditures
Gross
program.
improvements
promotion
shelter
of
to
are
replace
of
management
officials
and
and
accuracy of the financial
state?nent and prospectus.
statements
estimated
are
on
elected
be
and
used
the
r„.„
m
u
„
„
of
director.—V.
a
Mass,
for
financing
for
balance
President
Industries,
the
West
houses,
at
study
prior
to
division
of
volume
of
constant
The
the
Standard
Shelter
Sign
business
the
traffic
Signal
&
has
Texas
of
covers
of
Dallas,
plant.
the
is
pattern
Jersey
Milford,
Mass.,
Securities
sign
In
short
a
time
Carbide
Union
into
entered
returned
working
the
Texas,
is
a
manufacturer
of
concrete
market
now
set
west
of
that
so
the
Rockies, our National
no
longer require
our
we
Our
can
is
scheduled
us."—V.
to
to
take
over
the
facilities
that
we
no
At that time the 21 year lease obligation that Stylon
be cancelled and our $165,000 cash deposit will be
will
of
development
the
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
Safety
GIVING
will
School
be
to
Shelter
EFFECT
TO
corporation on March 26 filed a registration statement with (ha
and Exchange Commission covering $45,000,000 of 20-year
bonds.
The securities will be offered publicly through an underwriting group
The
first
promote
and
stock
"This
does
(par
not
cents)
10
188,
p.
2034.
—V.
as
189,
a
include
p.
result
the
of
total
a
1394.
Plans
field,
for
the
Mass.,
construction
of
announced
were
a
on
new
distributing station in West23 by William
H. Naylor,
for
to
.
and
warehousing.
"The new Station," Mr. Naylor said, "is one of a nationwide net¬
work of 18 strategically located throughout the
country."
The new distributing station is one of
many which recently have
been
constructed
flow
of
United
for
goods
to
States.
the
and
modernized
260
Mr.
branch
Naylor
construction
of
to
further
sales
indicated
additional
offices
that
stations
The Ralph Richards Construction Co. of
contract as low bidder at $285,260.
facilitate
located
plans
in
are
the
company's
throughout the
being developed
1959.
Dedham, Mass.
products
Home
and
Products,
good
Inc., manufactures a line of 250 household
grooming aids, which are sold to 27,000 dealers
in the United States,
Hawaii and
Stanley Hostess Party Plan.—V.
used
be
Wm.
in
the
Bomarc
Whittaker,
R.
State Loan
was
Lincoln
See
also
State
&
announced
and
V.
Service
189,
p.
Finance
on
Contracts—
missile, it
was
announced on March 25 by
President.
Puerto
186, p.
Rico
resell
who
through
the
155.
March
Corp.
was
Whittaker said the additional orders bring the total of contracts
Mr.
Telecomputing from Boeing on this missile program to
Telecomputing's Whittaker Gyro Division at Van Nuys,
Calif., will handle work on the new contracts calling for the manufac¬
to
awarded
floated
of
rate
gyros.
contracts, Telecomputing has received a
Boeing for the provision of spare parts for floated
previously supplied
by
the Whittaker
Gyro Division.
addition
to
these larger
$45,000 order from
rate
—V.
gyros
189,
p.
1395.
Teleflex Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Plans
Mr.
16
that
the
negotiated
merger
R.
C.
Dobson,
corporation
Lemon
&
Co.
1395.
Street Investment
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on March 17 by Goldman, Sachs &
Co. at $39.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of
President,
on
March
24
1969,
Equipment
Certificates
Trust
Co. Inc. and associates on
issue of $3,000,000 3%% equipment
&
its bid of 98.095%.
Competing bids, all naming a 4% coupon were: Salomon Brothers
98.515; First National Bank in Dallas, 98.42, and Mercantile
Dallas,
Bank,
98.364.
of the certificates are
and sale
subject to authorization of
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The issue is to be secured by 100 box cars, 100 flat cars and eight
diesel-electric road switching locomotives, estimated to cost $3,956,310.
Associates
in
the
ottering
are:
Freeman & Co.
and McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.—V. 189, p. 1395.
the
Additional
Corp.
Petroleum
Texfel
Registration
Details—
This corporation,
Dallas,
Building,
on
with offices located in the Republic National Bank
March 19 filed a registration statement with the
covering 550,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale
through an underwriting group headed by Bache & Co.
and
Allen & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
SEC
be
supplied by amendment.
Texfel
of
organized
was
in
June
1956
by
D.
D.
Feldman,
President,
under the name Worldwide Petroleum Corp. Ltd.
In May
transferred to the company the stock which he owned
Dallas,
Feldman
1957
in exploration for oil and gas in France,
Switzerland and Cuba.
In March 1959, he trans¬
a water flood project in the Fitts Field, Okla.,
now
under
development;
certain
producing
properties in Texas,
Louisiana and Saskatchewan; undeveloped properties in Texas, Okla¬
in
corporations engaged
five
Sicily,
Turkey,
the
ferred
to
homa,
Louisiana
company
and
Western Canada; his interest in exploration ac¬
the geological, geophysical and related data
tivities in Western Canada;
by
aggregating some $1,325,000, together with preferred stock of
with a total par value of $325,000 which he owned. At
time the company assumed (1) indebtedness of some $1,870,owed to an American bank which is secured by certain of tho
him,
000
properties which were transferred and which will
proceeds of the current offering; (2) indebtedness
dian) owed to a Canadian bank, secured by the
operations by Texfel."
The
with
respect
to
Tele-Norm
Telephone
Financing—
to
a
(N. Y. City)—Develops
Brain for Inter-Office
Pushbutton
Communica¬
tions—
with
tions center
for
a
which
manufactures private automatic telephone
has
developed
the
first pushbutton
systems,
brain, to serve as
the busy executive.
a
master
inter-office communica¬
it is equipped with automatic
direct-call
pushbuttons designed to simplify and speed inter-office
contact
between top executives
and key staff members whom they
call most frequently.
In addition, it also has
the automatic dialing
features
of
standard
Tele-Norm
PAX
phones
to
provide point-toCalled
the
"Executive
Telephone",
point contact with all other company employees.
At year end, Tele-Norm expects to market another first—am ultra¬
sensitive microphone and loudspeaker desk set—which will augment
this
unit
and enable the
executive to converse without lifting the
\
now
to
the properties
in
equity
shares
the
outstanding
Feldman's initial and subsequent
his
outstanding stock.
As indicalted, about $1,870,000 of the net proceeds will be applied to
the repayment of the company's 5% notes held by an American bank.
The balance will be added to its general funds and will be used in
connection
with its
various
operations, and for general corporate
the
then
the
including
purposes,
payment of
purchase obligations on certain
properties acquired by Feldman on an
installment basis, and the
purchase from Feldman at bpok value of his warehouse inventories
at about $90,000.—V.
188, p. 1395.
Inc.—Exchange Offer Extended—
Textron
See Townsend Co.
Thermal
belov.—V. 189, p. 1396.
Stock Offered
(Calif.)—Common
Power Co.
publicly offered 40,000 shares of common
(par $1) at $7.50 per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
facilities
provide
Pacific
Gas
increase
March 25
capital stock
Co., of San Francisco, Calif., on
—J. Barth &
to
corporation,
of
represent the aggregato
investments in tho
which he has transferred
owns 726,350 common shares
which, upon tho
be offered for public sale, will amount to 56.8%
shares
common
for
and
Feldman
it.
sale
of
the
Corp.
With
728,750
consideration
announced that Teleflex
underwriting of the common stock offer¬
ing and it is expected that a registration statement will be filed
with
the
Securities
and
Exchange Commission about May
1.
No
offering will be made until such filing with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commlssicn has been accomplished.
ducted
telephone
of this
by Johnston,
—
Stuart
certificates, maturing annually April 1, 1960 to
inclusive. The certificates, scaled to yield from
to 4.20%, according to maturity, were awarded
trust
plans to raise approximately $1,000,000 in the near future, partially
through debt financing ancl partially through the sale of additional
common stock to the public.
Preliminary negotiations are being con¬
This
Coi^.—Merger—
Ry.
Pacific
&
March 27 offered an
company
$1,033,893.
intercommunications
It
New
was awarded
the
Stanley
Corp.—Awarded
corporation has received add-on contracts totalling $438,600
Boeing Airplane Co. for production of- precision gyroscopes
of Distribution.
distribution
of
purposes
J
Texas
Offered—Halsey,
the
March
Designed as a monitor type structure with concrete foundation and
43,000 square feet of floor space, the building will be used exclusively
189, p. 749.
above.—V.
Stylon Corp.
See
be paid out of tho
of $435,000 (Cana¬
Canadian producing
properties and related assets; and (3) about $390,000 of installment
purchase obligations.
Feldman has retained interests in some oil
and gas properties
"which may be enhanced in value as a result of
In
Vice-President in Charge
189, p. 1285.
Industries, Inc.—Sells Control of Unit-
Texas
company
ture
Stanley Home Products, Inc.—New Distribut'g Station
Corp.—Expansion—
Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. above.—V.
Michigan,
same
Telecomputing
Outstanding
30,000
139, p. 1385.
1959.—V.
the
from
of
60,000 shares which may be
options granted to officers and di¬
rectors and the 30,000 options which may be granted to the underwriter,
Issued
construction program,
used in Texas Eastern's
the
expand
'■'550,000 shs.
will be
proceeds
Texas Gas Transmission
See
to
March
company on
This
1,000,000 shs.
Read & Co., Inc.
Dillon,
by
The
plans call for increasing total production at the Mansfield (Ohio) plant
by 30% and at the Murray Manufacturing Co. plant at Murray, Ky„
by 50%.—V. 188, p. 1093.
Safety
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
mortgage pipeline
19 announced plans for a $3,700,000 plant
expansion program to meet increased demand for Tappan products.
The company, a large manufacturer of household ranges, said the
This
business.
PRESENT
With
his organization; and various other assets, such as
furniture, fixtures and office leases.
As a part of the transaction,
Feldman transferred to the company all indebtedness of the company
Tappan Co.—Plans Expansion—
approximately four times the
the latter remaining at a fairly
business,
corporation
189, p. 1176.
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
and
accumulated
level.
purpose
Corp.
Securities
Issuance
this
further
Mass
longer require.
new
to
grown
Transmission
Eastern
.
& Hutzler,
so
our
which
Mr.
September,
Co.
Long said the change in name had been the subject of several
intensive study and that the names of many 'subsidiaries had
to the group on
two plants in Florence, Ala., and our plant
amply cover the markets east of the Rockies.
stated, "Negotiations have been consummated to
dispose of the lease of its Wayne, New Jersey, plant. On April second,
in
1956, was engaged
principally in the manufacture of traffic signs, and signals. It then
branched out into the Safety School Shelter business which
provides
a new medium for
outdoor advertising.
This new line of the business
is conducted by the American
Safety School Shelters as an operating
School
name of the company
announced. The change*
at the annual meeting
already Deen changed to include the name "Texaco."—V.
Co.,
139, p. 645.
Coast, with its 70,000 square foot plant and four ware¬
attractive that we felt it necessary to give serious
national distribution pattern. As a result of this acqui¬
was
to
New
heavy bank charges for advertising
program;
company
on
stockholders
the
by
the
Chairman,
Long,
C.
ratification
April 22.
included
capital.
BUSINESS—The
held
Mr.
years'
their
related
sition,
proceeds
to
interests
the fast growing West Coast tile market. The opportunity of acquiring
Redondo, with its established reputation as a top quality producer
Co., on March 20 publicly offered as a specula¬
tion 300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at
$1 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
license'
building products.
Stylon Corp., listed on the American
Stock Exchange, is a manufacturer of ceramic floor and wall tile.
Mr. Mass said, /'We have been interested for some time in entering
—Sano &
shelter
Inc., Augustus
to
,
Signal Co.—Common Stock Offered
&
Change in Name—
process;
Marschalk,
distribution
Standard Sign
the
corporation, and Ralph B. Rogers,
President of Texas Industries, Inc., on March 25 announced
jointly
that the control of Redondo Tile Co. of Redondo
Beach, Calif., has
been purchased
from Texas Industries by Stylon for $1,375,000 in
cash
and notes.
Stylon acquired 52%
of
Redondo's common stock
from Texas
Industries.
The
sale was negotiated through Stuart T.
Parson of J, R. Williston & Beane, New York Stock
Exchange firm.
919.
p.
below.
Co.
Texas Co.—Plans
National
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company's 1958 construction program;
the
company's
current
construction
property
of
Packard Coip—Marschalk Vick Board
on Chemical
Executive Vice-President
R.
With SEC
a
500,000
The directors on March 20 voted to change
Stylon Corp.—Acquires Control of Redondo Tile—
financing will be added to the company's general
applied (1) to the payment of $7,500,000 of bank loans
September
1958
to
obtain
funds
for
completion
of
the.
for
said
extent
hearing scheduled for April 7, 1959, the Commission's Wash¬
inquiry will be conducted with respect to these and
Joseph
Net proceeds of the
1959
the
are
187,
writing group is headed by Snow, Sweeney & Co., Inc.,
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Underwriting terms are to be supplied
in
the
Use
and
office,
l-as been
ment.
in
filed
covering
to
commissions and other considerations to be paid, and the
be employed in the distribution of the securities;
adequacy
registration
a
from the loss of about
189, p. 1285.
stemmed
transactions
Studebaker-Pact,m
the
"G,"
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
covering 442,731 shares of $25 par cumulative convertible
preferred stock, to be offered for subscription at $25 per share
by common stockholders of record April 10, 1959, at the rate of one
share of preferred for each five common shares
held. The under¬
and
expenses
coal-carrying business.—V.
Texaco, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
3.80%
1959,
made
nature
other
second
funds
to
the
matters
for
the
purpose
of
determining whether Strategic
registration statement complies witii the applicable disclosure
requirements and, if not, whether a stop order should be issued sus¬
pending its effectiveness.—V, 187, p. 1548.
This company,
19,
1959
See Texas
the
of
Minerals'
Southern Discount Co., Atlanta, Ga—Files With SEC.
The
The
SEC
cut
to
need
of
Huffman,
method to
the
ington
1394.
p.
has
to
respect
in
the issuer,
and
Change in Share Holding—
Budd
and
manganese
company
with
"We jusfc
have to
« because we
«
registration statement with the SEC on Marcli
shares of common stock, to be offered to
olfice»s and employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant
to the company's restricted stock option plan.—V. 189, p. 1395.
involving the company; the adequacy and
accuracy of information concerning the underwriters, their
relationship
the Strategic Air Command, is
the fifth major aircraft now using Mars-powered airborne
generators.
The others are the Boeing KC-97 tanker, the Douglas C-124C Globemaster, the Lockheed C-121C Super Constellation and the Convair
C-131B flying
electronic test bed.
See
the
proposed
KC-135,
the
tons
expected to cost $63,000,000 in
tion
said:
banker,
investment
of his caliber #
man
a
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Registers
and three other Individuals were the
Mining and are included among the
Strategic Minerals.
The latter's principal
the
affiliates
year.
Boeing-built
said
This company
23,
the adequacy and
accuracy of information concerning the prior issuance of stock of the
company and. the considerations received therefor, as well as informa¬
turbine-powered airborne generator sets for the KC-135 jet
$1,771,000 order calls for delivery of Mars gas turbine
power units, spare engines and parts, according to France Q. Wilson.
Manager, turbine sales.
The
to retain
expenses."
He
Mena
of
in April.
a
Philadelphia
Armstrong,
1,000,00#
Minerals,
of
Chairman, on March 12 confirmed that thei
President, E. L. Keister, would not be renewed
headed
which
The
President—
Central Ry.—Not to Reelect
Armstrong,
it expires
Mr,
shares
the
1959,
Lewis
feasibility of the Bruce Williams process for beneflciation of low-grade
ores
when
compared
with
the
world
market
price
of
Co.—New Air Force
gas
tanker.
it."
Tennessee
J.
manganese
Solar Aircraft
material
or
metallurgical
I?:'/•••>;
■
to
complete
paperwork,
1,200,000 com¬
financing,
including estimated costs of the beneflciation plant or
plants to be erected and of land sites and their location; the adequacy
and accuracy of disclosures
concerning the nature of the business to
be conducted, including information with
respexct to the foreign and
domestic
competitive
conditions
and
the
effect
thereof
upon
the
company's business, as well as information regarding the economic
158,851
$15.63
970,000
pro¬
and
Among these are the following: failure to include an in¬
statement in the forepart of the prospectus summarizing
clear, concise and understandable fashion the speculative features
the company's business and
securities; adequacy and accuracy of
in
$1,949,713
117,388
share..
per
and
and
troductory
1958
SI.835,021
*
value
for
prospectus.
of
outstanding
Net asset
bonds
of
1958,
accuracy and
adequacy of various informational
contained in Strategic Minerals' registration statement
closures
Smith Fund—Net Assets—
assets
total
Shares
31,
to purchase the Bruce Williams Process for
low-grade ores for a consideration subsequently
of
manganese ores.
In its order
authorizing
shares,
1959
office
rupting
Fred Marcus, President. "This innova¬
freedom during any conversation, to usa
leave his desk and walk to any part of
pertinent to the conversation without inter¬
According
him
give
for
develop and use the Bruce Williams Process; and the
stated purpose of the proposed financing is to erect and operate one
or
more
chemical processing plants using that process to beneficiate
outstanding).
As of Jan. 31—
all.
at
will
hands
to
disclosures
(Edson B.)
;
March
option
an
stockholders
business
and
approximately
capital
on
$2,000,000
returned
was
of Strategic
stockholders
principal
However, on information furnished the company, the prin¬
stockholders of the company were as follows on
March
20,
Suisse,
was
principal
holdings.
Credit
filed
was
stock.
By amendment of Feb. 16,
changed to $1,000,000 of bonds and
1,200.000
beneflciation
President
respective
1959:
was
fixed at $35,000
the
cipal
common
which
the
bearer
to
as
par
properties
the
by
in
company
its
of
manufactured
be
to working capital.
of the company's capital shares are
does not have exact knowledge
all
the
to
10c
(of
company's facilities,
production facilities
at
of
registration statement
the public offering of
mon
shares.
The company was organized in IS55.
According to the
prospectus, it acquired all the mineral leases and properties of Mena
Mining Corp. of Mena, Ark., in exchange for 3,333,333 common shares
used, in part, for engineering
may also be
passenger
automobiles
of
of
the
of
expansion
The net proceeds
Poissy
and
particularly
effectiveness.
posed
determine. It is the present intention
proceeds, in large part, to finance a
program
tion
couldn't afford
its
posed offering
used
the management may
receiver
his
contract of the railroad's
The
proceeds will be added
to the general funds
from time to time for such corporate pur¬
Such
company
as
withdrawn
ing
of the
United States, its territories and possessions, similar
rights to subscribe for additional capital shares. Banking institutions
in France have guaranteed the subscription of certain of such shares.
SIMCA is engaged in the production and sale of passenger automo¬
biles,
and
related
equipment,
the production
and
sale
of heavy
trucks, tractors and other products, and through a subsidiary, in
the installment financing of products of the company.
Net proceeds
to be received from the sale of the entire 3,360,000
capital
shares
being offered are estimated
at Frs.
18,059,286,112
of
was
The Securities and Exchange Commission has instituted "stop order"
proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933 to determine wnether a
registration statement filed by this corporation, which proposed
a
public offering of stock is false and misleading in respect of various
material facts and, if so, whether an order should be issued suspend¬
outside
poses
balance
1176.
p.
his
shares
Capital
its
of
unsold
189,
Strategic Minerals Corp. of America—Stop Order Pro¬
capital share for each capital share held, together with
subscription privilege.
The offering price is to be
supplied by amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
company
The
5$
ceedings Instituted—
additional
The
share.
per
the following day.—V.
one
additional
an
(1513}
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used by
the company
to
the
necessary
for the start of operations under
Co. contract and for exploration and drilling
Electric
&
the steam supply
to insure a continuous
expansion of steam
the contract.
was incorporated in California on Dec. 7,
1956
for
the
purpose | of
acquiring, owning, developing, managing,
and' leasing land for the purpose of drilling wells for the production
and sale of geothermal steam or by-products therefrom.
The principal
business office of the company is 593 Market St., San Francisco 5,
purchase
and
use
BUSINESS—The
under
company
Calif.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
'
Common
"In
addition
shares.—V.
189,
there
p.
will
1286.
be
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
1,000.000 shs.
"353,236% shs.
outstanding rights to purchase 134,707
capital stock (par $1)
'
64
(1514)
Corp.
Chemical
Thiokol
*
Placement
Private
—
See
fees.. $14,311,052 S13,450,8iq
including" allowance for
products sold,
ot
credit
losses
expense
income—net
Other
i———
C.
the
1,701,218
945,000
189,
The
plan
914,463
831,218
6,704,229
6,427,502
7,618,692
601,484
shares
business, be-
of
shares.
First
dividends
retained
Earnings
end
of
shares
Earnings
per
offices
462,126
$1.97
$1.80
stock
by
1939.
187, p.
Tour-Travel" International, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
Files With SEC—
warrant
one
proceeds
on
at S10.25 per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
The
to be used to repay loans to officers, employing additional
are
1,
for
exchange
the
at
Seattle-
The
who
did
voting
elect
not
receive
to
will
debentures
stock for each share
common
either participating
of
or
common
1959.—V.
declared
payable April
p.
962.
189,
dividend,
a
of
amounting
personnel and for working capital.
issued
"First
mortgage
shares
the
of
stock
common
21,500
years."
two
1983.:
due
1987
due
1988
debentures
5V4%
5 Vz
series
series
Common
960,000
2,970,000
3,500.000
1,320,000
1,000,000
—
10,000 shs.
7,000 shs.
9,600 shs.
8,000 shs.
_______
8,000 shs.
——
$9)_
(par
1.000,000
$100):
(par
7
stock
*
1.000,000
stock
\
.
460,000
■
3,500,000
series
53:kf/o
.
-33,080,000
1973—1,500,000
due
pfd
*7
3,000,000
-
due 1978—
debentures
iCumulative
Outstanding
f
500,000
—_
dug
514'/*
6,720 shs.
500,000 shs.
340,000 shs.
limitations contained
"Additional
bonds may be issued
subject to
mortgage.
fExcluding $35,000 held by trustee for May 1, 1959
fund.
£40,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock in the
aggregate are authorized by the articles of incorporation and addi-'
tional series' may be issued from time to time subject to limitations
Servateria Corp.—Stock Offered—Pub¬
States
1980
series
in
United
due
series
5y» r'o
now
United
of
the
of
•
4series
out¬
shares
share.- Dividends
per
each
$3,500,000
5VaVo
standing to a group of persons, all of whom were then, and
are, directors of United, at $42.50 per share—V. 189, p. 962.
in
Authorized
1977.
43-8'A
Investment
the
$1.75
or
paid
were
bonds:
series:.due
order Under
an
share
per
,
Company Act
granting exemption from provisions of that Act with respect to the
transfer of a controlling block of stock of United Pacific Corp on
Aug.
12,
1958.
United owns all the outstanding stock of Pacific
Northwest
Co.,
which serves
as
Equity Fund's investment adviser
pursuant to contract.
On Aug.
12,
1958, Ben B. Ehrlichman sold
has
$1.60
to
3,'ib: series
SEC
V,7
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
a
share on the
record March 31,
25c
holders of
to
1959
10,
and net income $571,168
$5,493,949
were
charge
have
V\VVVy";"
EARNINGS—For 1958 the company reported operating revenues of
$6,025,127 and net income of $641,034, equal after preferred dividends
to $1.83 per share on the common stock.
In 1957 operating revenues
of partici¬
preference
$4,086,000.
.
Columbia Street,
Seattle,
debentures will bear interest
at
Avenue
1959.
15,
to
BUSINESS—The
1959.
of
certificates
stock,
common
14,061
March 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 17,500 shares of class A stock (par $1); 26,250 shares of
common
stock (par 10 cents) and 17,500 warrants to be offered in
units of one share of class A stock, 1 >/* shares of common stock and
corporation
share
available
be
Second
amounted
■
tial
United Pacific Corp^-SEC Issues Order-—
Todd Shipyards Corp.—Acquires Properties-
The
1958
will
Bank,
directors
The
above.—V.
at
exchange their certificates at the Seattle-First National
will be made to the shareholder in connection with
exchange.
The
holies.—V. 189, p. 154.
See Matson Navigation Co.
public offering of 40,000 shares of common stock ($9
value) was. made on March 25 by an underwriting
comprising Kidder. Peabody & Co.: Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis. and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp. at $32 per share.
group
company is an operating utility serving a substan¬
territory in the upper peninsula of Michigan with a population of
about 188,000.
••••
' "■
\ V
Principal industries in the company's three operating divisions are
copper, iron ore production, lumbering and pulp and wood processing.
The company and Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron Co. jointly own the 185,000
outstanding shares of common stock of Upper Peninsula Generating Co.
from Jan.
No
.
par
should
Bank.
"
—A
stock.
about April
of
56.
prograpie—V..-.178,- p.
owning, in the aggregate, 20,150 shares of participating
elected to receive debentures in exchange for their
shareholders
one
Holders
pointed out that Tilo branch
six during the past year.
The
was
and
than 500,000
5Vxr/c
due
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the sale will be applied to general
corporate purposes including the company's 1959 construction program,
estimated to cost $5,124,000.
Construction and .acquisition costs
in
approved
was
on
debentures
or
-
.*•
Offi¬
stock
The
Those
this
to
missile
$28,000,000
of
*
.
totaled
1958
the special meeting
of the outstanding
of the outstanding
common
on
receive
6,704,229
463,976
^operates 77 branch offices and warehouses in 12 East¬
employs more than 500 company-trained salesmen.
than 40 years of operation, Tilo Roofing Co. has serviced
more
more
7,017,208
—*
share—.
now
States,
In
554,551
business,
the
stockholders, it
warehouses increased
and
company
ern
in
use
Executive
pating preference stock.
outstanding..—..——
common
letter
a
for
-'
——
year—————
Common
In
share..
per
Chief
named
Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Recapitalization
held
National
Wash.,
at
Cash
been
sales
field maintenance, in, supersonic jet
-'. •.
.•
•
'
'
v.
$18,100,000..; These were below the
to temporary cutbacks in the
U.^S.
and
7 ~
7
Upper Peninsular Power Co.—Common Stock Offered
recapitalization
of
Shareholders
7,258,780
—,——_—*
has
Maich 16,
1959, by 88'fc
participating preference stock and 100'/c
of
preference
Net earnings for the yearEarnings retained for use in the
President,
920.
p.
shareholders
of
870,000
—
Co.—Chief Executive Officer—
training
.
sales' in
Hardeman
company.
United Pacific
240,045
Cr23,422
1,859,463
taxes.
income
I*'
both. for
planes."
lighter
1291.,,
p.
resignation of Garner Williams has been accepted as a director.
Williams,
who
formerly headed
the
West
Virginia operations
had been a valued director for almost 30 years.
company
shares
Earnings before Federal
Federal income taxes
Livingston,
of
—V.
5,410,943
226,290
Cr24,168
—
—
—
163,
the
6,122,026
5,515,100
general expenses——
Branch office, selling and
Interest
6,734,367
—
———
H.
cer
of
Net- eales and pross Income from finance
Cost
above.—V.
Corp.
1957
Truax-Traer Coal
Mr.
195/
1958
December 31—-
American Transportation
General
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc.
v*>nr FrwlpH
systems,
Traylor Engineering & Manufacturing Co.—Sold—
This
—
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has ar¬
ranged to place privately $7,000,000 of 51/2% promissory
notes due July 15, 1974, it was announced on March 25.
—V. 189, p. 1286.
corppany,
the
sftking
lic
offering of 275,000 shares of common stock ($1 par
value) was made on March 25 by a group headed by
Noel & Co. at $9.50 per share. This offer¬
ing was quickly oversubscribed.
contained
said
in
Articles.
.
•
.
Van Alstyne,
Townsend
F.
R.
Chairman
of
Inc.,
required
announced on March 25 tiiat an
Townsend stock had already been
jointly
of
amount
deposited under Textron's offer of March
chased
about
share.
per
depositary
shares
226,000
The
and Royal Little, Board
President of this company,
Textron,
the
of
excess
Co.—Exchange Offer Extended—
Dickenson,
Mellon
the
of
for Textron,
has
stock,
Trust
&
authorized
been
Textron
10.
Townsend
Bank
National
or
mail
to
has now pur->
85?&', at $20
which
Co.,
acted
checks
to
as
selling
stockholders.
In
order
to
provide the remaining holders of Townsend stock with
opportunity to accept the offer, Textron has extended the expiration
an
date until April 3.—V.
189,
1286.
p.
Townsend Investment Co.—Acquires Interest
Radio
Stations
This
radio
in
in Two
South—
BUSINESS—Corporation
acquire
Pat
Boone,
directs
the
Fort
one
the singing star, has bought
Worth—Dallas, Texas, area and
the
the
1959,
by the
Beginning in
1927
operated
company
under
the
EARNINGS—For
sales
of
The
year
and net
$11,319,176
shar#,
20
hours
day. As in all such purchases, the transfers of license
be approved by the Federal Communications Commission.
Earlier in March, Mr. Boone joined the advisory board of Townsend
a
£.
u.
and
International
Growth
Fund,
major
a
mutual
fund.
Out
came the
decision for Townsend Investment Company
buy the two radio stations.
Stewart J. Hepburn, Vice-President and General
Manager of Station
KNOK, will step up to its Presidency. He has taken a stock interest in
and
Boone
the
to
KNOK
company.
is
known
for
two
popular
programs,
Dallas-Fort Worth area,
"Gospel Train" and
and
its
KNOK
persons.
Kipibo
In
Road,
since
company,
this
serves
Forth
Nashville,
WKDA
"Old Ship of Zion." The
counties, is estimated to
tributary
Jack
1957.
WKDA
region
from
gospel
include
offices
some
studio
and
will
become
studios
its
President.
the
in
First
He
holds
at
shares
American
3601
Manager
of
in
National
the
Bank
Townsend
extension
of
its
through
Investment
interests
contract
a
to
voting stock of Hugh
of
the
transaction
The Long
agement
Co.,
serve
in
March
on
the
mutual
23
to
stock,
the
AS
OF
W.
Long
as
N.
field
non¬
Terms
J.
disclosed.
not
and
its
wholly owned subsidiary,
national
underwriter
Investors Man¬
investment advisor
and
consists
clusively
of
rendering
189,
Transcon
research
and
advisory
services
to
ex¬
investment
1396.
p.
Petroleum
&
MARCH
The
corporation
SEC
oil
300,000
shareh
^
Washington,
March
on
covering
D.
C.
through
The
filed
20
of
First
are
to
notification
of
stock
common
the
proceeds
letter
a
to
be
Investment
be
used
with
offered
at
Planning Co.,
development of
for
550,000 shs.
of
stock
common
set
opposite
Shares
46,000
Gregory
12,000
Hanralian & Co., Inc
H. Hentz & Co
12,000
Hill
—
&
Lester,
Cassell & Co., Inc.—
5,000
Morgan
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Cruttenden, Podesta &
20,000
C.
F.
Co._
I.
Kenneth
du
&
Pont
Co.
Ellis
Co.
20,000
Co
Schaefer &
5,000
—
Straus,
&
A Federal Power Commission
hearing has been scheduled
Washington, D. C., on aa application by this
for
corporation
natural
facilities
gas
costing
966,000.
May
to
16
con-
estimated
ar.
Blosser
Placement—This
of
the
10,000
—„
on
7,000
Carolinas, Inc.—Private
company,
March 25.
proposed to construct 288.53 miles
the majcr portion
would be the
of
installation
pipeline
of Indiana, Inc.—Private Place¬
through
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Inc., has arranged to place privately $1,000,000 of 47/8%
first mortgage bonds, due Dec. 1, 1988, it was announced
on March 25.—V.
167, p. 2584.
company,
United Telephone Co. of Kansas, Inc.—Private
ment—This
Place¬
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
has arranged to place privately $1,000,000 of 5% first
mortgage bonds, due Jan. 1, 1989.—V. 182, p. 1225.
?
facilities
-i
./
.
to
systeui. In addition, the
receive
natural
fJ°2P,«on,it8 increased
lateral ,iear
delivering
fop
partial
pipeline
transportation
Provide
which
producers
new
145,580,000
would
wn..
s
Houston
Sun
chemical
proposes
neax
i»AP?iiCatii?ns bK
-
in
Louisiana;
sales
be
used
company,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.,
has arranged to place privately $1,500,000 of 5.20% first
mortgage bonds, due Nov. 1, 1988, it was announced on
company,
March 25.—V.
the
ouu
oil
increase
•eas
to
use
feet
daily
in-
and increase
oo.,
its
u.
feet
daily!
bring Transco's neak
feet, excluding storage
its 9,000,000 cubic feet
Hook, Pa,
daily for
y
hearing.—V.
189,
p.
1176.
182,
p.
1225.
Co.,
a
of
new
w
w
American
corporation,
manufacture
March
26
of
announced
precision
a
S.
Levien,
for
.
earlier
the
Paul
•
of
over
a
iwo-year
in
U.
th
District
S.
injunctive
New
York,
The
considered
be
parent
The
*
founder
as
its
and
President
President.
In
of
the
addition,
Harde¬
he
will
pated
in
missile
in
company.
Hardeman
sanna,
the
construction
of
which
was
facilities
founded
at
in
1952, has partici¬
practically all of the majors
Among them are Cape Canaveral and Elgin Field
Sands, N. Mex.; Denver, Colo.; Nimbus, Santa SusSycamore Canyon, Edwards Air Force Base and the Vanden-
berg
White
Air Force Base of California.
In addition,
electronics division, Systems Engineering, of Los
from
the
tems
for
the
activities
stock
Western
District
of
of
York
New
the
State
of
for
,
used
in
offer
the
sale
and
Uran
of
contained
false and misleading- representations
and
whether the company's offering circular also was false and misleading
in
respect to disclosures concerning the issuer's interest, contracts,
obligations an'd expenditpres with respect to its "Wild Horse Canyon"
stock
compensation paid and/or owing to officers
properties,
offer and sale
the
and
189,
Van
1069. ;
p.
Norman
of options
directors,
and
issuer and the terms thereof.
•
-
-
by the
Industries, Inc.—Unit Expands—
Sqper Tool Co., a subsidiary located in Destroit, Mich., and manufac¬
of.cemented carbide industrial cutting tools, plans to have in
within the next two months, a major warehouse center in
turer
the
Chicago area,; it
R.
Fisher,
sales
in
Detroit
Corp. of America—Earnings
amounted to I $42,663,162, and
in
of
its
competition
weeks,
two
Show
1958
net
will
Decline
earnings
after
$1,286,988. This is equal to $1.01 a share on 1.271,591
shares of capital stock outstanding cn Dec. 31. W. C. Keeley, President,
in the annual report to stockholders:
\
*
';
The company's 1957 sales were $54,501,226, and
net earnings were
were
.
share on the
then outstanding at the'end of that
$4,003,304,
W.
C.
$3.15; a
or
Keeley,
President,
further
1,270.750
shares
of
capital
stock
yeer.
that
announced
both
sales
and
January and February, 1959 were above those for the
months last year. Total alloy production for 1959 is
estimated in the neighborhood of 1937's, the second best on record,
he cites. Realization of this objective he says, should =be reflected
in
for
earnings
corresponding
substantially
The
increased
consumption
company's current assets of
the current liabilities of
times
,3.6
Vendo Co.—To Redeem
The
taring
the
has called
company
outstanding
at
Co.
102^and
Vendo Co.
of ferroalloys.
$29,662,777 on Dec.
31,
$8,138.301.—V.
p
due
Oct.
accrued
1958,
1396
were
^
1,
189.
April
on
1966
l,
1959,
Vendoriator
of
all
of
the
Manufac-r
interest.
Payment will be made at
Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 188, p. 1562.
Manufacturing
above.—V.
'
189,
Debentures—
redemption
lor
debentures
6'/r
Security-First National Batik,
p.
Co.
—
Debentures
Called
750.
Viclad Industries, Inc.—New President of Unit—
Benjamin
facturing
March
J. -Krywick
Co.,
has
been
subsidiary,
a
appointed
according
President
to
an
of
Tracy
Manu¬
announcement
made
20.
The
Tracy • coiiipahy- has
March
and
announcement
shipments
added.—V.
current
a
will
188,
p.
be
backlog
the
best
for
ten
years
in
an
of over $6,000,000
in
in Tracy's history, the
1971.
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—
American
The
Act
of
this
company
and
debentures
have
of
In
entitled
proposes
offer
to
Jthe.- right
stock "for
common
design, fabrication and installation of instrumentation sys¬
guided missile
facilities,
to
the simulation
of
electronic
Exchange on March 20 received notice that,
effectiveness of a registration statement under the
1933 and the making of an offer by the company.,
stock par-.vglue
common
shares
Stock
to. prior
Securities
held.
have
that
on
Vanadium
charges
announced on March 19.
the selected location, in the next
for the move.—V. 186, p. 2802.
negotiations
complete plans
Net
was
Super Tool President/ said
of
ranged
Angeles,
Mining
hearing also raises additional issues
hearing, including questions as to whether
order
at • the
cpmmunications
written
Mining
subject
company,
centers.
Fla.;
the
period.
43-year-old
will continue
Uran
in the Supreme Court
Rochester, N. Y.
County,
Commission^
certain
for
Court
proceedings
Monroe
orders
participate actively in the management of Universal American, serv¬
ing as a director and also as one of the chief executive officers of
the
the
Universal
Hardeman,
Company,
whether
particular
order,' in
was
V
•
Mr.
Krywick has been associated with Tracy
executive capacity." He succeeds Alfred Dallago.
American,
the contract provides
issuance currently of
412,500 shares of Universal American
stock and up to 237,500 additional shares
based on future
common
man
President
company
principally
engaged
in
bearings
and defense
materials,
on
to acquire Paul Hardeman Inc.,
of
in the engineering and construction of
testing facilities. According to Francis
contract
Angeles, Calif., a pioneer
guided missile launching and
in its Wash¬
make permanent,
1959,' order
temporarily
suspending
a
Regulation
A'
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of class A and B shares of this corporation.
hearing, inquiry will be conducted into
questions
raised
and
See
diversified
a
•
•
1959,
or
-
Vendorlatei*
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Los
would
cubic
KeIen natural 8as producers seeking FPC authorize? Tranf^° from fields in Texas, Louisiana and offhaye been consolidated with Transco's application
Lou,siana
the purpose of
This
the
earnings
cubic
to 29.000,000 cubic
1,336,162,000
Marcus
meters
to
8BS traijSP°rted for Tennessee Gas Transmission
plant
q
to
for
Per
capacity
Delin€. capacity
5?
for
several
existing customers.
service
??',000,Ctbie feet.
sales
mciemental
r
northern
proposes additional field
r?.?mre.meI*s % 44 existing resale customers
firm
'
The
capacity
to
the
on
Philadelphia; and three
„Thf,.rropo.sed facilities would
additional
of
southern portion
horsepower in two new and
company
from
gas
volumes
existing
—This
looping
of 36-inch
primarily
"
for June 29,
whether to vacate,
made ; in such manner "as to operate as a fraud or
the purchaser" by reason of false and misleading rep-,
resentations
made ■ with
respect,
among
other
things,
to
the
ore'*
reserves
on
the issuer's properties and the uranium content thereof. *
These and related matters, are also the subject of a criminal action
all
United Telephone Co.
ment—This
'
hearing
a
question
operation,
through Kidder, Peabody &
Co. Inc., has arranged to place privately
$1,200,000 of
5Yi% first mortgage bonds, due Oct. 1, 1988, it was an¬
nounced
"
N, Y.—Hearing Sched¬
upon
&
Tyson
Co.
8,000
a
$68,-
^ loops on its main line primarily in the
of its system and the
installation of 61,380
11
existing compressor stations
located
the
35,000
Townsend, Dabney &
1177.
'
—
IV".,'.. "
12,
the
At
by
5,000
McDowell
United Telephone
Universal
-*Th5of which
Feb.
the
on
5,000
Co.
United Telephone Co. of Missouri—Private Placement
°P°rat:e
its
scheduled
has
SEC
..'exemption
respect to
—V.
—_
Hammill
10,000
—7,000
p.
20,000
Co
Stirling &. Co., Inc
First Securities Co. of
189,
12,000
Co
:
Shearson,
7,000
..
&
10,000
Co
&
12,000
«fc
Ryons
&
Herbert W.
—10,000
Francis
Sons
Richards
5,000
&
Corp.—
'
.'-:V
,
The
to
Inc.
Securities
Webster
&
Uran Mining Corp., Rochester,
uled for June 29—
<
its
properties.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp
Plans to Con¬
struct $68,966,000 Natural Gas Facilities—
in
shares
of
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
n*
■
number
set
117,7.
p.'
ington. office
Outstanding
.
Shares
Logan
189,
deceit
below:
Carr,
i
-
1959
the
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
Development Corp., Mangum,
shares
25.
1,000,000 shs.
—
Van
Okla.—Files With Securities &
Exchange Commission—
the
—V.
K.
respectively of Fundamental Investors,
Diversified Investment Fund
and Diversified Growth Stock
Fund, investment companies with assets
in
excess
of
$675,000,000, fourth largest in the industry.
Investors
Management Co. was established in 1924.
Its
business
companies.—V.
(par $1»
aggregate
name
further
management
of the class B
120,000 shares
& Co.. Inc. of Elizabeth,
Stone
'
January
selling
stockholders have, severally
agreed
respective
aggregate
numbers
of
shares
of
common
and each of the underwriters has severally agreed to purchase
sell
—V.
announced
fund
purchase
were
company
Co.
until
stock
common
name
UNDERWRITERS—The
Chicago
24% Interest in Hugh W. Long &
Co., Inc.—
the
Authorized
stock
Common
Building, Nashville.-
The
and
of
1939
.•
to
which
June 28, 1958, the company had
income of $349,798, equal to 64 cents a
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
Worth, and studios in Dallas.
Stapp, Vice-President and General
has
7,000,000
1937
new
offering
of
this association
in
management
ended
Of
must
California
in
same
Nevada.
common
seller of the stations is John W. Kluge, Chairman of the Board
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp. of New York, who is an investor
with broad interests in the food, printing and realty fields. The sum
involved is $1,000,000, the principals said. The terms were not disclosed.
The Texas station, KNOK, is the larger, but its hours are restricted
to daylight. The Nashville station, WKDA, has a license to
operate
in
today.
company
incorporated
was
started
of
United States
Hardware &
Paper Company.
The company is a wholesale service
distributor of non-food items primarily to food markets, and include
housewares and hardwares,
drugs, cosmetics and notions, toys and
games,
paper
products and soft goods.
It also sells to department
stores, drug stores, hardware stores, variety stores, gift and novelty
shops and manufacturers. It operates in southern California, Arizona
22,
two
in
one
Tenn.
business
a
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
the company the respective number of shares
opposite their names' belotv:
''.vO.'V!''
7y7;'1 v"' 7■'.Shares '
/
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
' 16,000
'
Paine,- Webber,; Jackson
& Curtis—16,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from
the
of
proceeds from the sale of the shares will
accrue to the company as the stock is already issued and outstanding
and is being sold for the account of selling stockholders.
and
with
company
stations,
Nashville,
in
PROCEEDS—None
common
each
to
$1,
to .the
subscribe
in
four
to
make
additional
unsubscribed
for,
holders
to
ratio
shares
"stock for each
addition; "stockholders
been
the
$100
and
of
of
shares
of
one
said
its
common
stock
of -the company's
additional share of
stock
held
and
eight
principal
amount of debentures
debentureholders
will
also
be
subscriptions for such
subject to allotment.
shares
as
shall
/
Volume
•The
189
Number 5833
subscription
price
is
.
.
expected..to
the-offering;, isL. made." :>The record
fourth ;bU8ine?s
day following the
and
the
for
offering
date ^of.-the
effective
the
subscription period will be approximately 20 days.
rights will be issued on the basis of one right for
stock held and 32 rights-for. each. $100 principal
The
subscription
each
share of, common
of
amount
rights
debentures
will be.
held
and
upon "exercise
of such
rights plus the-subscription price
Share of comhiori'stock.
Sec
subscriptidns
the basis that four
on
Mill "be. tequired for siibscriptlon to
also V. 189, p. "1396.
\
'v
one
'
V
v
.
parent
over
M.
Jackson,'President,
points
to
begun
by
^
"to
**Tne "
company's fihahces
continue
in
excellent
.currtn;.; assets;-more
than
triple ' current liabilities.
contemplated
preieiiea
during
stock
Fred
W.
Belz,
Board, "of.
Mr.
The
Executive
ager,
25
formerly
no.
188,
p.
Committee.
his
Mr.
elected
John
Belz
states
in
Harold
that,
sales
gains
<
Chairman
elected
was
Brown,
for
while
the
and
formerly
and
to
ones
the
third
natural
"Our
is
diversification
the
directors
in
businesses
and
a
Said.
should
the
that
be
of
•
"j.•
the
'
the
the
first
company,
earnings
General
General
at
six
Sales Man¬
Manager.
-
Sales
anual
meeting
months
held
1959
of
March
promise
the third quarter is expected to
the fourth quarter is expected
and
recurring
costs
Mr, Belz
the
"We
should
be
experiencing better sales to
to the oil industry," he said.
completed ? and
the
'large non¬
industry and probably
will
program
connected
told
with
stockholders
long-range
be
it
•
-r,
Third
ard
of
that
consolidating
the
tion
A
Mr.
Belz
in
all
of
was
the
basis
annual
realized."—V.
usft
In
three
the
at,
in New
26
level
of
189,
excess
of
The
standards
capacitor,
this
of
Coliseum,
noted.
is
constructed
to
a
p.
of
the
measurement
conditions.
The
alpha
Accuracy
corporation is also
Type Q-601, which
and
of
miitance
a
parameters
measurement
within
is
shown, for the first time,
supplies all the transistor
STATE AND CITY
under
d
first
quarter,
.•
manufacturer
for
J.,
an
of
textile
undisclosed
Control
••
.
machinery
on
Mai,eh
sum.
12
announced
it
Co.', Inc., Elizabeth,
/. „■
Fund.—V.
Fund,
Inc.
Register^
—
Exchange Commission—
company filed
with the SEC on March
in the
shares
Industries
and
investment
statement
Q-601
Growth
Securities
This
.c.
Bey
all-time
Winfield
2%.
a
the
an
750.
With
small
adaptors,
for
W. W. Fisher, President of ATF, said his company "will continue to;
operate as a separate corporation with no change in the present man'-.*
agement."—V. 188, p. 2077.
RF
of
plan
directors.
•
to
This
Adaptors, Types Q-601, A to D, for use
Bridge, Type B-601, have been designed for
transistor research in semi-conductors.
The adaptors were developed
to extend the application of the three-terminal RF
Bridge B-601 to
Kerr
option
stock
of
.»
for
1958
N.
four Transistor
Wayne
new
a
board
15-man
has arranged to purchase American Type Founders'
10
O.Cl^l and was produced to avoid the use of substitu¬
methods bf measurements.
the
approved
a
Whitin Machine Works—Acquisition—
threeof
have
elected
option plan authorizes
ended Jan. 31, rose from $48.2 million
quarterly high of $55.5 million.
Earnings in¬
creased from $1,889,000, or 35c a share, for the first quarter of 1958,
to $2,757,000, or. 52c a share, for the first quarter of 1959.—V.
189,
Stand¬
value
"
Sales
in
laboratories.
instrument
and
stock
the issuance of 250,000 shares of *
common
stock
at
no
less
than
100'J
of
the
closing price of the
stock on the New York Stock Exchange on the
date the option, is
granted.
Only about 1%
of
the
oustanding shares was voted in
opposition to the plan.
While
earnings rose a good deal more rapidly than sales in th£
first quarter,
they still amounted to only 5%
of dollar sales, he.
962.
p.
stockholdens
employees
pro¬
$3,200,000
1959
York's
a
15%
increase in sales and 45%
rise in earnings for the
quarter of 1959, this company is participating in the genera^,
bf the economy, David L. Luke, President, told stockholders
the annual meeting on March 24.
The
achieved
in
91.
p.
recovery
company
1956-1957
the
of
savings
189,
first
at
will bring the
capacity never before
program
IRE Show.—V.
With
ac¬
Walworth
among the newest Wayne Kerr products is the Absolute
Low Capacitance, for use in standards laboratories.
A
series
Unite,
us,"
which
resulted
benefit
the
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co^—-Earnings Rise—
uuf, accurate to
non-recurring cOfstes in connection
and modernizing program for the
behind
display
to
terminal
signal
be
for
B-821—for
said.
will
program
and
1955
for
;productive
"On
estimated
instruments,
new
time
on
quarter
gas
relocation
with
of
of
new
at
them engineered and produced Just
Institute of Radio Engineers Show,
are being shown fot the first
time anywhere by this corporation.
A portable and extremely accurate resistive film bolometer watt¬
meter, the Wayne Kerr X-Band Microwave Milliwattmeter, Type U-281,
for measurement of microwave power, is one of the four new instru¬
ments being introduced.
The firm is also exhibiting a three-terminal
transformer ratio. arm bridge offering very high stability and discrimi¬
nation, the Wayne Kerr Precision Low Impedance Comparator, Type
"
"excellent."
By
the
Belz
taxes
Four
in
C.
Vice-President
stockholders
remarks
tq be difficult
be
it
March 23
Wallace, formerly Vice-President
Manager, was elected President, and David R, Pokross,
of the board
of
directors, was elected Chairman of the
show
to
President,
that
with
;
.
to D, with the necessary d. c. voltages and currents;
Among other products,
Wayne Kerr Corp. is also exhibiting its
recently-introduced Electronic Micrometer
and
its Vibration
Meter
Wayne Kerr Corp.—Unveils Four New Instruments-
.borrowings
funded debt
489.
-
■:,*
announced
.was.
.
In
board
five
Mr.
before
No
has
company
tne' commoit.* -~V.
of
Directors.
Belz
member
a
it,*
duction
.
General
and
>
1959.
ahead
condition
Walworth Co.—Changes in Personnel—
;;\
soundness
the
of
efficiency
an
by
will not
see
any
major, capital .expenditure
cotitemplatcd additions to plant, will exceed t .e de¬
provi-ions.
' "
''
^v,- •
preciation
or
the
quisition
5$
A
Well
esti¬
in 1958.
and it is
a
but
program,
are
contributed to the lower earnings
of such costs were expended in 1958
further $725,000 ot such-costs will be expended in the
first six months of 1959 and $130,000
during the last six months.
Despite the recession last year the subsidiaries showed overall net
earnings after taxes of $2,053,000 in 1958. "This, fact significantly
"Ninjtcm ..iifty-nine
/
that
stockholders," he said.
Completion of the modernization
|'eb. 26 said in part:
on
(1515)
company
$1,000,000
mated
Wallace & -Tiernan, Inc.—No Financing Contemplated
;*"R.
,
shortly before
will be the
registration'
announced
be
date
.
statement
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
189,
p.
amendment to its registration
23 covering an additional 1,100.000
an
1069.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
1,100,000 Series A bonds. Due on
May 15 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
Anaheim Union
High Sch. District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
bonds
offered
March
1287—were
p.
$195,000 gen¬
school
building
obligation
Bank
of
17—v.
awarded
America
to
National
189,
the
Trust
6
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.51, a basis of about 3.43%.
bonds
Dated
May
San Francisco.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
24
were
~
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 14
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
for the purchase of $675,000 school
7 for the purchase of $3^750,000
building bonds, as follows:
municipal
auditorium .bond s.
Due on
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April $447,000. Series B bonds.
May l from 1960 to 1979 in¬
G
from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Marion S. Irvin,
City Clerk, will receive * sealed
Co.,
the
purchase
building
CONNECTICUT
of
bonds.
Dated
Connecticut
follows:
to
Hudson School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif."•
March
$84,000 school
May 15,
1959.
Due on May 15 from 1960
$62,000 Series A bonds at a price to 1984 inclusive. Principal and
of 100.10, as follows: $37,000 interest
(M-N) payable at the
4s, due on May 1 from 1960 to County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
1979
inclusive; and $25,000
41/4s, due on May 1 from 1980 Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
as
15, 1959. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Bakersfield, Calif.
offered
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
clusive.
Francisco.
1984 inclusive.
6,000 Series B bonds
price of 100.70.
4s, at
as
a
Bond
Municipal Water District,
San Diego County, Calif.
clusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
clusive.
Dated
May I, 1959.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
High School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Lawndale School District, Los
~
A. G. Smith announces that sealed
bids
20
will
for
received until April
purchase of $1,100,000
,
be
the
x
Garvey School District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
1964
from
to
Due
May
on
inclusive.
1993
Le¬
Rancho
Sante
San
Fe
School
District,
Diego County, Calif.
Offering
—
B. James,
R.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
$300,000 school until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on April 7
24—v. 189, for the purchase of $98,000 school
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
p. 1179—were awarded to Blyth bonds.
& Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price of Ion May 1 from 1960 to 1979 in; elusive.
Interest M-N.
Legality
100.73, a basis of about 3.92%
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Magnolia School District, Orange
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
;
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 gen¬ I Francisco,
offered
bids
at
his
office
in
Due
May 1 from 1960 to
inclusive........'.r
6,550,000 Teachers Colleges Edu«£
March
Due
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m., (PST) on April 14
•for the purchase of $94,000 school
*
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
May 1 from I960 to 1979 in¬
Principal and
Interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County
on
clusive.
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
school
March
building I
17—v.
1288 —were awarded to the
First Western Bank & Trust Com¬
Angeles County,
Calif.
of San Francisco, as 4s, at
price of 100.85, a basis of about
3.90%:
- ;
\
pany,
,bids at his office in Los
Angeles,
April 21 for
until 9
a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $321,000 school
Dated May 1, 1959
Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
the
bonds.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Hay ward Union High School Dist.,
Alameda
'
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
G.
Monterey Park, Calif.
Sale—The $285,000 gen¬
eral obligation library bonds of¬
fered March 23—v. 189, p. 1288—
were
awarded
to the SecurityBond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Blue,
First
National
Angeles.;
Bank
of
Los
as
follows:
10
(PST)
April 14 for
the purchase of $1,305,000 school
a.m,
-bonds
as
on
follows:
:$205,000 Series D bonds. Due on
May 15 from 1960 to 1&B0 in¬
clusive.
Due on April
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
1 from
Due on April
1966 to 1979 inclusive.
56,000 4s.
interest
Rowland
•
Bond
Sale—The
$68,000 school
at
the
inclusive.
3,000,000
Union
School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
a.m. (PST) on April 14 for
purchase of $160,000 school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
on May 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
until 9
the
office.
Lorenzo
School
Alameda County,
Offering
—
District,
Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, until
10
a.m.
(PST)
on
April
44
for
Erosion
an4
Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 in-*
elusive.
The bonds are dated May 1,
April 1,
1959. Principal and interest pay¬
1959. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Bank of America able at the State Treasurer's of¬
National Trust & Savings Associa¬ fice;
at the Hartford National
tion, San Francisco, or at the Bank & Trust Co., Hartford; or at
the First National City Bank of
County's paying agencies in New
York City br Chicago.
Legality New York. Legality approved by
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Hartford.
bonds
are
dated
Francisco.
Savana
*East Hartford, Conn.
School
District,
Sale
Bond
Orange
school
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
and
$2,250,000
works bonds
1398
to a syndicate
awarded
—were
be received by
The
—
public
offered March 25—v. 189, p.
the County Clerk
headed by Harriman Ripley &
(PST) on March 31
for the purchase of $150,000 school Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at a price of
building bonds. Dated April 15, 100.46, a basis of about 3.05%.
Associates in the offering are!
1959. Due on April 15 from 1960
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and Goldman, Sachs & Co.; G. H*
Walker & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
& Redpath; New York Hanseatic
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Corp.; Harkness & Hill Inc., arid
ity approved by O'Melveny &
H. V. Sattley & Co. Inc.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
11
Victor
a.m.
Sch.
Dist.,
San Bernardino
Sale—The
Bond
Calif.
$90,000
Windham (P. O. Windham), Conn»
Bond Offering—J. Francis Mori-
arty, Town Treasurer, will receiye
school sealed bids at the Connecticut
Bank & Trust Co., 500, 504, Hart¬
bonds offered March 23—v. 189, p.
1179—were
100.48,
a
awarded
to
J.
B.
price of
basis of about 3.95%.
Hanauer &
Co., as 4s, at
West
Covina
Los
Angeles
School
a
District,
County, Calif.
ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
6
for the purchase of
$995,000
school bonds. Dated April 1,1959*
Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1979
on
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at. his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 21
for the purchase of $230,000 gen¬
FLORIDA
-
County Special Tax School
District No. 1 (P. O. Cross City),
Florida,
Dixie
Bond Sale—The
$124,000 school
obligation school bonds.
"May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
from 1960 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Atlanta, at a price of 100.07.
eral
Calif.
Beach
Flood Control bonds.
on
County,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Bond
San
payable
(A-O)
County Treasurer's office.
San
Glen School District,
Diego County, Calif.
Orange
Brown,
a.m.
(PST) on April 7 for
purchase of $70,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1959.
Due on April 1 from I960
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and
1 from
$23,000 5s.
L.
10:30
Bond
Oakley Union School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond .Sale—The $79,000 school
bonds offered March 24—v. 189,
p.
1398—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., at a price of 100.25,
a net interest cost of about 4.77%,
Offering —J.
Due
inclusive.
1971 inclusive.
The
until
Calif.
the
Los
.
District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno until
"
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
Bond
p.
Gladstone School District, Los
Bond
Fresno County,
189,
a
Treasurer's office.
River view Union School
bonds.
1,000,000 Teachers Colleges Aux¬
iliary facilities bonds.
Due
on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979
.
-
_
Facilities
May 1 from 1960 to 1979
on
School District bonds.
April 1 from 1963 to
441,000
on
cation
San
1962 to 1979 inclusive
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond Sale—The
•
sealed
1
'
bonds
school bonds.
Angeles County, Calif.
E.
Spe-
cut Education Facilities bonds,'
1979
George
S.
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
—
Newhan, Secretary of the Board Rafael, until 11 a.m. (PST) on
of Directors, will receive sealed Apr. 7 for the purchase of $1,791,bids at his office in Chula Vista, 000 bonds, as follows:
until 4 p.m. (PST) on April 6 for $1,350,000
High School District
the purchase of $835,000 general
bonds.
Due on April 1 from
Bond
Offering—Superintendent
Proctor
—
obligation bonds.
228,000 Series A bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Chaff ey Union
Offering
A.
ziale, State Treasurer, will receive:
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on;
April 8 for the purchase of $16f-*>
910,000 bonds, as follows:
*
.
Bond
(State of)
Offering—John
$6,360,000 University of Connecti¬
San Rafael School Districts, Marin
County, Calif.
Otay
Bond
Dated
p.
offered March 24—v*
1180
Trust
were
Company
—
189,
to the
of Georgia, of
awarded
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Pinellas
County (P. O.
Clearwater), Fla.
(P. O. Normal),
Certificate Offering—Avery W.
Gilkerson,
Clerk
of
Board
oI
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
(EST)
7
April
on
until
bids
sealed
2
p. m.
the
for
pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 water revenue
Dated April 1, 1959.
certificates.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1992
callable
are
on
or
Oct.
after
Bond
dent
1, 1969. Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at a bank
or
trust company in New York
City, or at the option of the
fiolder, at the First National Bank,
in
St. Petersburg.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Sale—The $3,600,000 Stu¬
Hall revenue
offered
Nuveen &
Co., at
23—v. 189, p. 1288—were awarded
to Barcus, Kindred & Co., as fol¬
lows:
1963
Due
455,000 4%s.
1970 to
2,430,000
116,000 3%s.
Due
owned
-
Mr.
Chatters
took in
reported the city
total of
a
$5,383,048 from
lots, and
garages,
street
panang
meters.
July
on
1
1996 inclusive.
Due
cost of about
Comptroller said one rea¬
son for the large increase in the
profit last year was the fact
nothing was paid to the police de¬
partment
for
parking.
ous
ticketing
overtime
In previous years vari¬
amounts
budgeted
were
for
this purpose.
city's 72 parking garages
brought in $2,871,987
find
the
29,600 parking meters
brought in $2,480,451. The bal¬
lots
ance
from
came
such
eources
miscellaneous
interest on bond
as
funds.
July 1, 1997
on
Normal
University
follows:
as
July 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
Due
Due
members
Union
July
on
the
of
Securities
1
syndi¬
&
Morton
Bond
Grove, III.
ceive
sealed
until
bids
8
callable
on
on
in
inverse
City National Bank &
Trust Company, of Chicago.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Illinois
University (P. O.
DeKalb), III.
sealed
bids
ment
Sale—The $625,000 apart¬
buildings
fered
March
until 8 p.m.
(CST)
the purchase of
Co., at
building bonds.
bonus of¬
revenue
23—v.
awarded
were
189,
to John
p.
1399—
Nuveen &
lows:
J 959.
to
on April 7 for
$115,000 school
Dated Aftril 15,
(P. O. Elkhart), Ind.
Offering—Mignon Fuller,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
at
the
office
of
Bontrager
&
Spahn, 317 West High Street, Elk¬
hart, until 1 p.m. (CST) on April
2
for
the
purchase of $300,000
first mortgage building revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
Dec.
on
15
inclusive.
from
1961
Principal
Chaser
the
and
Board
of
1961
Educa¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
145,000
fol¬
tion, will receive
sealed bids until
(CST) on April 1 for the
purchase of $850,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
p.m.
1978
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
approved
by
Charles
Legality
&
Trauer
1
from
St. Louis, III.
Sale—The $839,000 bonds
offered March 25—v.
189, p. 1399
to
John
3.72%,
as
follows:
$349,000 3%s, due
$60,000
1968;
on
Nov.
T, 1969
Nov.
3%s,
:
3.6Cs, due
.i
$70,000
on
$195,1
from
inclusive; $35,000
Nov. 1, 1968; and
3%s,
1969 and 1970.
Due
4%s.
434s.
1984
in¬
1981
Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Indiana Na-|
tional Bank, of Indianapolis.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
on
April 1 from
Due
on
Sale
Bond
—
The
$2,000,000
bond^
of¬
of about 2.90%.
1
No. 306 (P. O.
New
—v.
189,
1399—were
p.
awarded
to
Negley, Jens & Rowe, and
White-Phillips Co., jointly, as fol¬
lows:
$55,000 3Vis.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
55,000 3.60s.
due
Nov.
on
1
"
Due
H-
1,
Dec
on
1
City Controller, will receive
(CST) on
April 14 for the purchase of $300,sealed bids until 2 p.m.
000
sewage works revenue bonds.
April 1, 1.959. Due on June
Dated
from
1963
to
1996
of
the
at
New
Union
Albany,
nental
Illinois
or
at the Conti¬
National
Bank
&
to
189,
1399—were
p.
a
group
Kindred &
Pleasant
Township (P. O.
awarded
1961
to
Due
1971
40,000 3V2s.
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
?
Due
on
Dec.
Due
on
Dec.
1, 1974
Dec.
1
1, 1972
and 1973.
40,000 3%s.
and 1975.
60,000 3.70s.
on
1976 to 1978 inclusive-.
1959.
bonds.
Due
from
Interest M-N.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Prairie
Secretary
—
chase of
April 23 for the pur¬
$174,000 bonds as follows:
$68,000
School
on
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to July 1, 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Civil Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
106,000
Due
1, 1960 to July 1, 1974 inclu¬
sive.
The
bonds
189,
p.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
$168,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
Le¬
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
&
315,000
Sale—An
issue of
(CST)
purchase of
the
140,000
Harris.
sold
$170,000 airport
March
24—v. 189,
awarded to the
Waterloo Savings Bank, as 2%c, at
a price of
100.51, a basis of about
bonds
offered
1399
p.
—
Sale
—
An
issue
Charles
bids will be received
7:30
p.m.
by the City
(CST)
on
April 6 for the purchase of $254,000 bonds, as follows:
from
Bond
ous
Sale—The
$230,000 vari¬
purposes bonds offered March
25—v.
to
189, p. 964—were awarded
Barrow, Leary
&
Co., and
Scharff & Jones,
April 1, 1978
Salisbury, Md.
Offering—City Clerk Jo¬
sephine
M.
Troublefield
an¬
1959
to
1970
in¬
received
8
will
bids
be
p.m.: (EST)
on
proved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS
Sale—The
Certificate Sale—The $190,031.25
paving certificates offered March
24—v. 189, p. 1180—were awarded
to Barrow, Leary & Co.
,
West
Baton
Parish Water¬
2 (P. O.
Rouge
No.
Brusly), La.
Offering—Henry E. Soniat,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on April
13 for the purchase of $245,000
bonds,
general
1989
150,000
on
follows:
as
in¬
March
dated
are
Nov.
on
31,
j3, 1959.
Braintree, Mass.
Sale—The
$2,500,000 elec¬
offered March 26
— were
awarded
composed of Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, F. S. Moseley & Co., Eetabrook & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., Rockland-Atlas
National Bank
of Boston,
B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and Blair
—v.
to
a
189, p. 1400
group
Co.
100.65,
Inc., as 3.10s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.02%.
Note
Sale—An issue of $500,000
Braintree, Massi
temporary loan notes was sold to
the South Shore National Bank of
Quincy,
1.58%
at
discount.
Easton, Mass.
Note
bonds.
Due
on
Sale
—
The
$200,000 notes
offered March 23 were awarded to
the
Merchants
National
Bank
of
Boston, at 1.78% discount.
are
dated
March
1,
1959. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the office of the Treas¬
of the Water Works Commis¬
sioners,
notes
awarded to
premium of $90.
and mature
1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
revenue
bonds
The
1959
a
$5,000,000 notes...
were
Co., at 1.95%
obligation bonds.
March
clusive.
The
terest, plus
&
Bond
works
Devine &
tric light bonds
Pineville, La.
at any bank specified
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Essex County (P. O. Essex), Mass.
Note Sale —The $1,600,000 tax
anticipation
offered
notes
24 were awarded
as
March
follows:
or
Chicago.
$500,000
to
1.74%
375,000
Trust
Essex
Co.,
at
discount.
Security
to
Trust
Co.,
Lynn, at 1.75% discount.
MAINE
375,000
Portland,
Maine
Note Offering—Bernal B.
bids until
Allen,
tional
1.75%
on
Ann,
National
1.75%
at
350,000 to Merchants-Warren Na¬
purchase,of $800,000 nptes.
(EST)
Cape
discount.
April 1,
noon
Cape7 Ann
to
Bank,
for the
-
sealed
until
April 13 for the purchase of $475,000 water, se\Ver and street bonds.
May 1, 1959. Due serially
from 1960 to 1979.
Legality ap¬
Bond
cago.
>s,
that
nounces
jointly.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
rr
on
Bond
C. J.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
k
1
1979.
and
offered March 26
Delhi, La.
$155,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
f
April
on
Boston, Mass.
LOUISIANA
urer
City, Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
,r
Due
70,000 3.10s. Due
2.64%.
of
Cownie, Inc.
1
3.20s.
were
March 1 from 1962 to 1989 in¬
special assessment street
improvement bonds was sold to
Nov.
1
'
on
Waterloo, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
$85,000
was
$7,000
until
April
on
Dated
Vieth, Duncan & Wood, Inc.
Clerk
Due
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
until 2 p.m.
for
Due
street construction bonds
&
3.10s.
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
April
$195,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960
to
1978 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
2
water
IOWA
Becker
3.15%,
follows:
of the Board of Direc¬
works District
are
Kouts.
Additional
County (P. O. Denton),
Maryland
net interest cost of about
a
as
•
Nellie
dated
April 1,
1959. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Kouts State Bank,
to
15
group
District, Iowa
Offering
April
on
1180—were awarded to
composed of Alex, Brown
Sons, John C. Legg & Co.,
Robert Garrett & Sons, and Mead,
Miller & Co., at a price of 100.009,
a
City Community School
Bond
Due
&
bid.
Chapman
15,
Bond Sale—The $693,000 public
bonds offered March 24—
15 for
school
May
1,
Dated
April
on
school
Main,
of Directors,
oral
3.40s.
Caroline
L.
and
Due
3V2S. Due on April 15
from 1980 to 1989 inclusive.
Nov. li from 1960 to
on
J. Sal-
clusive.
Due
building
15
850,000
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
the purchase of $1,350,000
Kouts),
zer,
Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
of Barcus,
Cruttenden, Po-
desta & Co., and Quail & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.14%, as follows:
of Board
receive sealed
B.
Indiana
Bond Offering—William
composed
Co.;
Secretary
will
April
on.
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
v.
—
3.30s.
225,000
Indep. School District,
Offering
Due
1975 and 1976.
Iowa
Bond
314s.
170,000
p.
Mason City
April 15 from
on
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
2.99%.
$95,000
Bond Sale—The $445,000 school
building bonds offered March 25
500,000
$1,448,000 school
1289—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Illinois
Company, and City National Bank
& Trust Co., Chicago, as 3s, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
189,
Due
from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Note
Cascade, Iowa
Counties,
225,000 3s.
Iowa
pay¬
Co., Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
and Bureau
Due on April 15
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
follows:
as
$250,000 5s.
City Community School Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
National Bank
Trust
from
Township High School District
No. 302 (P. O.
Tampico), III.
Due
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Whiteside
Iowa
bids
Albany, Ind.
cox,
Mossville), III.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
building bonds offered March 24
3.44%,
1965.
and
26—
March
p.
tors, will receive sealed and oral
Bond Offering—F. Shirley Wil¬
(CST)
April
Nov. 1 from
on
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
1978 inclusive.
Indianapolis, Ind.
County Consol. Sch. District
$305,000 3Y4S.
and urban
redevelopment bonds:
000 3%s, due on Nov.
to 1967
1,
due
and 1970.
300,000 land clearance
1961
1
inclusive;
due
$130,000
Nov.
on
1967
3.60s,
and
to
clusive.
1
—v.
$539,000 judgment funding bonds:
to
inclusive.
1
Peoria
Nuveen
& Co., and B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about
1961
1961
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
East
from
from
4%s.
Due on April
from 1988 to 1994 inclusive.
Bond
awarded
1968
1
205,000
fiicht, of St. Louis.
—were
to
April
on
Due on April
to 1987 inclusive.
from
(P. O. Villa Grove),
Illinois
Bond Offering — Ted
Carmack.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
,
as
from 1976 to 1983 inclusive.
and
No. 302
'Vv
net in¬
a
4.25%,
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
100,000
Champaign Counties
Community Unit School District
Due
95,000 4V2S.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
£)ouglas
B
price of 100.01,
$80,000 5s.
and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank
mutually agreeable to the purtion.
Jan.
on
.
Due
1979
man
a
terest cost of about
follows:
Due
$2,250,000 sani¬
offered
Baltimore; Alex. Brown & Sons,
Baker, Watts & Co., Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Stein Bros. & Boyce, and C. T.
Williams & Co.,
at a price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond
after
able at the
as
40,000 23/4s.
100.10, a basis of about 2.98%.
p.m.
numerical
189,
building bonds offered March 24
interest
any
or
2.68%,
—v.
re¬
payment
Sept. 1, 1979.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
date
Arlington Heights), III.
receive
about
$40,000 294s.
Township
street
improvement
(CST) on April 2 for the purchase
fered March 23—v. 189, p. 1288—
of $600,000 water revenue bonds.
were awarded to Wertheim & Co.,
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
and Lazard Freres & Co., jointly,
1
from
1969
to
1998
inclusive.,
as 3s, at a price of 100.97,
a basis
Bonds due in 1980 and thereafter
order
sewer
of
Offering—Louis P. Job*-
Acting Village Clerk, will
son,
$100,000
p.
school
building bonds offered March 17
—v.
189, p. 1130—were awarded
to
the
Union
County National
Bank, of Liberty, as 3s, at a price
1
Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Barret, Fitch,
North & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
*nc.; Nongard, Showers & Mur¬
ray, Tnc., and M. B. Vick & Co.
Northern
will
of
189,
20,000 2^s. Due on Nov. 1, 1964
Cleveland School Bldg. Corporation
July
on
Bluffs, Iowa
Sale—The
bonds
1400—were awarded to
a group composed of the Mercan¬
tile
Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.,
964—were awarded
John Nuveen & Co., at a price
100.07, a net interest cost o\
Bond Sale—The $101,000
1976 inclusive.
to
4Vts.
Road,
cation,
Council
189, p. 1399.
Township Civil
Bond Sale—The
tary
construction bonds offered March
(P. O. Liberty), Ind.
bonds
revenue
4.25%,
1970
Center
$3,600;000 stu¬
cate: A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; B. J.
Van Ingen & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Cook County School District No. 24
(P- O. IS East Palatine
Offering—George E. Her¬
bert, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
The
—
March 23—v.
1
Bond
interest
and
County (P. O.
Glen Burnie), Md.
Bond
lu99
foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
4%s.
from
are
The
,
find
Principal
to
of Indianapolis. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Note
Due
1963 to
In 1957, total receipts were
$5,508,715 and profits were $419,945.
The
1961
from
1
to
from 1977 to 1998 inclusive.
—
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Anne Arundel
v.
tional Bank,
1399
—were
awarded to a syndicate
headed by John Nuveen & Co., at
a
price of 100.009, a net interest
Other
parking facilities showed a record
profit of $1,035,601 in 1958, City
Comptroller Carl H. Chatters re¬
ported.
p.m.
2—v.
Sale—The
2,310,000
Record
2:30
MARYLAND
Legality approved by
& Langdon, of Des
April 1, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at the City
Treasurer'* office.
(P. O. Normal), HI.
Chicago, III.
J
Parking Facilities Had
JProfit
Last
Year
City
until
Due on Oct.
1959.
6, 1959.
Moines.
Due
4Vis.
Illinois State
Jan. 1 from
on
197$, inclusive.
1972 to
Due
1998,
455,000
1961 to 1971 inclusive.
bids
on
Monday, March. 30, 1959
.
Dated April 7,
Dated
(J-J) payable at the Indiana Na¬
from 1977 to
and
C.
Herschel
March 31 for the pur¬
chase of $3,260,000 sanitary sewer
system bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
(CST)
July 1 from
on
—
inclusive.
1976
380,000 4%s.
1 from
Jan.
on
Due
Offering
sealed
ceive
July 1 from
on
clusive.
Herriek
Clark, District Secertary, will re¬
1969 inclusive.
to
$335,000 5s.
Due
189,
Bond
<
$335,000 5s.
99,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
June 1 from 1960 to 1968 in¬
Conservancy District
Indianapolis), Ind.
I
price of 100.01,
4.25%,
a
follows:
as
Davis
(P. O. 4810 West Washington St.,
John
to
offered March 23—v. 189, p.
Bond Sale—The
$225,000 street
improvement bonds offered March
$109,000 4s.
awarded
dent residence hall
Addison, III.
23—v.
net interest cost of about
a
Bond
ILLINOIS
March
1399—were
p.
Ben
III,
Residence
bonds
Certificates due in 1970
thereafter
end
to
1960
INDIANA
Illinois State Normal University
,.
Bank
of
discount.
Salem,
at
Number 5833
Volume 189
.
.
price
Fall River, Mass.
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Peahody, Mass.
March 18 to the Merchants Na¬
tional
at 1.79%
Bank, of Boston,
discount.
.
Sale—The
Note
March
offered
$500,000
25
notes
awarded
were
to the National Shawmut Bank of
Boston, at 1.77% discount.
Falmouth, Mass.
Offering — Felicio
Bond
basis of about
a
M.
Franco, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the First
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
pal Divison, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 8 for
the purchase
of $460,000 water
bonds. \ Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
on May
1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
.
Plymouth County (P. O. Plymouth)
Massachusetts
Note Sale—An issue of
$200,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the
Home
National
Bank,
of
Brockton, at 1.63% discount.
Norfolk
the
County
Trust
Salem,
Co.,
Quincy, at 1.67% discount.
Boston.
City
Hayes,
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
ceive
re¬
Second
the
at
Street
Bank-State
Trust
Co.,
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $2,-
100,000 -school
$750,000
project
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.. Due on May 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
abovementioned bank, or at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Safe Deposit
Boston
the
& Trust
Company, and the Rockland-Atlas
National Bank, both of Boston,
jointly, at 1.67% discount.
1960 to
1970 to
$300,000
Boston, at 1.70% discount.
Gertrude
—
S.
Board of
Lynn, Mass.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering —Daniel J. Mcuntil 7:30 p.m. (EST) on March 31
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive for the purchase of $27,500 tax
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
anticipating notes. Dated April 1,
on
April 1 for the purchase of 1959. Due on March
1, 1960. Prin¬
$750,000 bonds, as follows:
cipal and interest payable at the
$150,000 sewer bonds.
Due on Almont Savings Bank, Almont.
April 1 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
Secretary
inclusive.
17—v.
189,
special
offered
1072—were
p.
to
1959 to
Sept. 1 from
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1968
Grosse lie
Twp. School District
(P. O. Grosse lie), Mich.
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
and
site
bonds
19—v.
189,
p.
of
school
offered
1181—were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly,
as
3%s, at a price of 100.05, a
O.
clusive.
1960
public
400,000
Due
dated
are
April
Principal and interest
able
of
bonds.
inclusive.
bonds
The
1959.
parking
the
at
First
National
pay¬
Bank
City Treas¬
Legality approved
Boston, or at the
urer's^ office.
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
notes
The
mature
Palmer &
on
Nov.
3,
1959.
Lynn, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
offered March 25
the
were
Trust
Essex
$800,000
Lynn,
at
8
the
receive
National
sealed
Shawmust
bids
at
Bank
of
Boston,
Trust
Department,
40
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
Water
(EST)
chase
on
of
March 31 for the
$460,000 bonds, as
sealed
bids
until
p.m.
Due
July
on
1 from 1960 to 1988
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1970 and
thereafter
are
numerical
callable
order
in inverse
interest
payment date on or after June 1,
1969. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
on
any
Bay City Fourth Class School Dist.
No.
10, Mich.
Bond
Maiden, Mass.
Bond Offering—The City Treas¬
will
receive
will
1.759% discount.
urer
Offering—Steve Shiverski,
notes
awarded to
Co.,
Bond
Secretary of Board of Education,
pur¬
fol¬
lows:
Offering—Vernon Begick,
(EST) on April 6 for the
purchase of $375,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
on
April 1 from 1960 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
8
public
parking
bonds.
on April
1 from 1960 to
$360,000
Due
1968
inclusive.
Anna
Dalton,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Dated
April 1, 1959. Principal
payable at the Na¬
tional -Shawmut Bank of Boston.
interest
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Boston.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Offering
Bond
nedy,
—
John
F.
Ken¬
-Secretary-Treasurer
and
General, will receive
receive
—
bids
sealed
until
8 p.m. (EST) on April 9 for the
purchase of $70,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
Due
May 1 from 1960 to 1971
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield,
ler,
Paddock
&
Stone,
of Detroit.
sealed bids until April
Clawson School
14 for the
follows:
Due serially in 10
years.
35,200,000 Lot B.
20
Due serially in
years.
24,211,000 Lot C.
Due serially in
Note
bonds
dated
Feb.
1,
Medford, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$730,000 public
library construction bonds offered
25—v.
awarded
to
189,
p.
1400—were
composed of
Lee Higginson Corp., Estabrook &
a
George
.
.
Bond
group
Co., Tucker, Anthony & R. I. Day,
and Weeden & Co., as 2.90s, at a
Springs Public Schools
District, Mich.
Sale—The
building bonds
$330,000 school
offered March 24
189, 1289—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Paine,
—v.
Bond
Offering—Clement Allen,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
will
April 15 for the
purchase of $130,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 torn 1960 to 1985
8
p.m.
(EST)
inclusive.
to
on
Interest J-J.
Due
1981
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Jackson
Due
on
1985 inclusive.
will
receive
sealed
until
bids
bonds.
ing
Dated
June
on
1
April
from
1,
1961
1959.
1984
to
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
Davis,
Mc¬
Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Pontiac
Godsell,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
7:30
receive
sealed
bids
until
(EST) on April 9 for
purchase of $215,000 school
building bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
p.m.
1958. Due
17
were
awarded to
1984
inclusive.
Detroit.
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
receive
Grevengoed,
receive sealed
(EST) on
p.m.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Peoples State Bank, or the
First National Bank, both of Hol¬
Legality approved by Dick¬
Wright, Davis, McKean &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
land.
inson,
Offering—Amy M.
March
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(EST) on April 22 for
the purchase of $5,500,000 build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated Feb. 2,
1959. Due on June
1 from 1960
to 1986 inclusive. Callable as of
1974
and
in
Due
to
1
May
on
1980
inclusive.
for
8
the
call¬
are
numerical
order
interest payment date on
June 1, 1973. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at a
bank or trust company to be des¬
ignated by the manager of the
syndicate or account purchasing
the bonds. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Due
The
foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
March 23—v. 189, p. 1400.
—
Twp. School District
(P. O. Birch Run), Mich.
Sale—The
$60,000 school
bonds offered March 24
—v.
189, p. 1289—were awarded
to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
and
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
jointly.
building
Vicksburg Community Schools
District, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $650,000
site
and
building
18—v.
to
Bank & Trust
189,
the
bonds
school
offered
p. 1289—were
First
National
Associates,
723
First Na¬
Building, Minne¬
apolis 2.
Elbow
Lake
Bond
Indep. School District
No. 263, Minn.
Offering—Orville
eral
obligation
Dated
school
Feb.
Offering
—
building
1959. Due
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1969, incl.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
LaCrescent Independent School
District No. 295, Minn.
Bond
District
Offering
—
L.
I.
Harlos,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
for
the
purchase of $250,000
7
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclu¬
Legality
by
approved
Dor¬
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Lakeville
Independent School
194, Minn.
District No.
Bond
Offering—Lester Nielsen,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on April
16 for the purchase of $495,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclu¬
Callable as of Jan. 1, 1972.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
sive.
Mankato
Indep. School District
No.
Bond
Sale
77, Minn.
The
$1,809,000
bonds offered
—
school
building
24—v.
1181—were
composed of
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
First National Bank of Chicago,
awarded to
a
189,
p.
group
White, Weld & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and
Hornblower & Weeks, at a price
of
100.03,
about
a
3.49%,
$305,000 4V4s.
net interest
follows:
Nem-
cost
of
as
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1962 to 1966,
585,000 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1967 to 1975, inclusive.
260,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1976 to
1979, inclusive.
260,000 3V2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1980 to 1983, inclusive.
390,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1984 to 1989, inclusive.
Minnesota
Offering
Treasurer,
(State of)
—
Val Bjornson,
will
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Minn.
George
1,
on
State
Bird Island,
Shuck,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on April 13
for the purchase of $70,000 gen¬
Bond
MINNESOTA
Bond
Inc.,
Soo Line
tional
Company, of Kala¬
mazoo.
Kentwood Public School District
1 from 1962 to
Feb.
on
Additional information may be
obtained from T. G. Evenssen &
March
Detroit.
Note
treatment general ob¬
Dated
May
1,
bonds.
1989 inclusive.
8
after
awarded
(P. O. 2770 Breton Road, S. E.,
Grand Rapids 8), Mich. /.
Bond Offering — D. A. Birkes,
until
any
or
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, Mc¬
Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
April
thereafter
inverse
on
March
1,
on
bids
on June 1 from
1988 inclusive. Bonds due
1969.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
June
sealed
1, 1959. Due
to
Bond
Firth,
1962
sey,
$3,250,000 school
and site bonds. Dated
building
able
April 1 for the purchase of $28,000
paving special assessment bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on April 1
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
1959.
on
(EST)
purchase of
in
Offering—C.
fol¬
inclusive.
sive.
South Redford School District
1961
Holland, Mich.
as
water works bonds. Duo
May 1 from 1962 to 1970
on
May 1 from 1959 to
on
p.m.
fund
highway
March
bonds,
treatment facili¬
bonds.
from
the
will
motor
bonds of¬
sewage
bonds.
School District, Mich.
25,000 3V2S. Due on April 1, 1977.
vehicle
$115,000
Bond
Sale —The $35,000
Halloran,
receive sealed
will
obligation
inclusive.
Detroit), Mich.
Offering—Lois A. Porter,
Secretary of Board of Education,
fered
general
ligation
(P. O. 262S5 Schoolcraft
Hart, Mich.
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
22 for
the purchase of $160,000
000 sewage
(P. O.
St.± Comstock Park),
25,000 2%s. Due on April 1, 1976.
Bond
City
45,000
Michigan
Offering — Helen Smith,
Secretary of Board of Education,
1.966 to 1970 inclusive.
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
April 1,
by Dor-
Offering—J. F.
ties
Bond
April 1 from
110,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
dated
are
The
bonds are dated May 1,
Dahlke, Secretary of Bodl'd of 1959. Legality approved by DorEducation,
will
receive
sealed sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marbids until 4 p.m. (EST) on March quart, of Minneapolis.
31 for the purchase of $90,000 tax
East Grand Forks, Minn.
anticipation notes. Dated April 1,.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1959. Due on Aug. 15, 1959.
be received until 4 p.m. (CST) 011
PlainReld Twp. Fourth Class School April 2 for the purchase of $890,-
of
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
85,000 3%s.
from
Chaska, Minn.
Oct. 1 from
on
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Com¬
of 100.02, a net interest cost of munity National Bank, of Pontiac.
T
«<*aiitv annroved by Dickinson,
about 3.47%, as follows:
$85,000 4s. Due on April 1 from Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip,
& Curtis, and
McDonald-Moore & Co., at a price
Webber,
Michigan
C.
(P. O. 6020 East Michigan
Avenue, Jackson), Mich.
1959.
March
—
Clement Public School District
are
.
plant
1
Jan.
on
lows:
Bond Offering—Walter
Harbor
to
1965 inclusive.
bonds
Bond
Marquette Public School District,
Michigan
Note Offering — Mrs. Margaret
Detroit.
District, Mich.
Offering
Sickle, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on April 1
for the
purchase of $40,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated May 1,
1959.
Due on Nov. 1, 1959.
50 years.
The
1982
Jackson Union School District,
purchase of $60,161,000 bonds, as
to
60,000 4y4s.
Taymouth
Receiver
$750,000 Lot A.
of
Bond
Offering
Bond
1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Legality
Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
(J-J)
McDonald-Moore & Co.
pavement and
sidewalk bonds. Due on April
and
inclusive.
Brooklyn Community School Dist.,
Michigan
100,000 macadam
July 1 from 1960 to 1985
1960
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
awarded
Due
on
Due
Legality approved
of
purchase of $99,500 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
p.m.
ful bidder.
O'Mal-
The
16
8 p.m. (EST) on April 8 for the
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Offering—Patrick
from
1
filtration
water
1962 to
ley, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on April 1 for the
Due
(EST) on April 14 for the
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
1,
April 1 from 1960 to
on
1979
inclusive.
1964
to
District
(P. O. Harris), Mich.
200,000 street and sidewalk pav¬
ing bonds.
Due on April 1
from
School
River-Harris
1, Lansing),
Michigan
Bond
March
composed
109 School
Gunnisonville School District (P.
•
Bark
offered
District No. 9, Fractional
basis of about 3.74%.
Clark Road, Route No.
20,000
Barcus,
Co.; Juran & Moody,
Inc.; McDougal & Condon, Inc.;
Goodbody & Co., and Channel' Se¬
curities Co., at a price of 100.12,
a net interest cost of about
4.15%,
1962 inclusive.
to
Jan.
on
bonds.
1181—were
p.
a
1960
on
of
sey,
189,
—v.
follows:
Due
purchase
the
for
1969 inclusive.
1959.
bonds
Kenower, MacArthur
as follows:
& Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 2.86%, as $223,000 41/fes.
$32,000 31/2S.
Due
Kingsford, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $283,000 gen¬
eral
obligation sewage disposal
group
Kindred &
Rapids, Mich.
1
$65,000 municipal building bondsr.
1969. Interest J-D.
to
awarded to
Almont Community School District
No. 12, Mich.
Offering
June 1 from
on
April
on
$85,000 bonds, as follows:
system
June 1 from
on
Sale—The $80,000
assessment parking bonds
March
Note
Due
1985
Grand
building
MICHIGAN
a
inclusive.
Bond
Sudbury, Mass.
Richards,
1969
48,000 2%s.
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Merchants National Bank, of
par,
4.02%,
follows:
$165,000 4*4s. Due
1963
Note Sale—An issue of
a price of
cost of about
Co., at
awarded
temporary loan notes was sold to
E.
George
—
as
&
interest
March
Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
Lawrence, Mass.
Twp. School District
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
535,000 4s.
awarded to
were
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Offering
cells
Quincy, Mass.
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
offered March 23
mers, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (CST)
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
7:30 p.m. (EST) on April 8 for the
bonds offered March 19—v. 189, purchase of $1,200,000 general ob¬
ligation school building and site
p. 1181—were awarded to a group
composed of Braun, Bosworth & bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, on June 1 from 1959 to 1984 in¬
Callable as of June
Fenner & Smith, and Charles Par- clusive.
1,
net
payable at the above-mentioned
Bank. Legality approved by Ropes,
Bond-
Dearborn
No. 2
loan notes was sold
000 temporary
on
100.12,
of
2.88%.
*
\
,
Note
57
(1517)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
receive
(CST)
on
April 14 for the purchase of $12,000,000 general obligation trunk
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1518)
until April 14 for the
be received
bonds.
Dated April 1,
on ApriFl from 1962 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
purchase of $415,000 school bonds.
(A-O) payable at the State
Treasurer's office; First National
Bank of St. Paul; or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Supply District No. 1 (P. O.
Arnold), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $180,-
highway
1959.
1978
Due
New Hope, Minn.
Offering — Don Trucker,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
31
for
the purchase of
Public Water
Jefferson County
terest
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
awarded
to a syndicate composed
Van Ingen & Co.; Pnelps,
Co.; Boiand, Saffin & Co.;
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Roose¬
velt & Cross, Inc.; Rippel & Co.;
J. R. Ross & Co.; F. R. Cole & Co.,
and MacBride, Miller & Co., as
4.20s, at a price of par.
San
Juan
general
obligation
water
system bonds was awarded
March 17 to Luce, Thompson
000
works
on
&
and
Inc.,
Crowe,
Municipal School District No.
New
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
February Revenues Highest on
Commerce
follows:
$79,000 41As. Due on March 1 from
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
Jersey
Record—Traffic and toll
revenues
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Hempstead Union Free School Disl.
No.
Education,
(MST)
p.m.
April
on
1
for
the
March
Bonds
are
in
due
callable
1977
as
1976.
Principal and interest
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.
1,
West St. Paul Indep.
Sch. District
No. 197, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Thomas J.
Marron,
District
will
Clerk,
re-
12:15 p.m.
ceive sealed bids until
-
April 13 for the purChase of $750,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1959. Due on March 1
from 1961 to 1982 inclusive. Call¬
/(CST)
able
on
of March 1, 1977.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Dor¬
sey,
Owen, Scott,
Barber &
as
^Marquart, of Minneapolis. (The
I sole bid for the issue at the March
19 offering
was
rejected.)
City
Jr.,
..bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $120,Due from
1960
to 1979 inclusive.
Mississippi (State of)
T.
(CST) on April
15 for the purchase of $20,000,000
'.general obligation school bonds.
Dated April
14, 1959.
2,
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
',1- from, 1960 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
a
place designated by the State
Commission.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
ton Line
Consol. School District
v
(P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
S Bond Offering —H. R. Young,
..Chancery Clerk, will receive
.
.sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(CST)
on
April 6 for the purchase of $200,:000 school bonds. Due from 1960
to
1979
inclusive.
1959.
Due
District, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
offered
4
p. 1290—were
rington & Co.
$535,000 school
March
23—v.
awarded
to
189,
Har¬
MISSOURI
1
Jefferson County Srhool Di**rict
No. 73 (P. O.
'
Dec.
School
Jefferson
District,
Offering — M. L.
Bond
District
Bank
of
N. H.
Bacon,
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids at the
First National
of
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11
(EST) on April 7 for the
purchase of $76,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated May 1,
a.m.
1959.
1974
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the abovemenbank.
Legality approved
oy Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
terest
tioned
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
was
Mofo), Mo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$275,000
school bonds
obligation
sold
the
to
First
National
Bank of
Boston, as 3%s, at a price
100.32, a basis of about 3.21%.
Dated April 1,
1959. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
of
the
at
First
National
Bank
Boston. Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
by
&
increase of 6.4%.
In the
12 months ended Feb.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office, or at the First Na¬
Rumson
Bond
School District,
Offering
—
N. J.
Lillian
New
189, p. 1290—were awarded
Roosevelt & Cross, as 4.20s, at
—v.
M.
price of 100.04,
Village
receive
(EST)
April 2 for the purchase of
$79,000
village
improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
1959. Due
the
Authority
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $9,710,000
sewer
system
revenue
on
Dated
Dec.
Dec.
15 from
clusive.
Bonds
15, 1957.
1961 to
due
in
Due
1996 in¬
1968
and
thereafter
are
callable, in whole
part, in inverse numerical
order, on any interest payment
date on or after Dec. 15, 1967.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Peoples Trust Com¬
pany of Bergen County, Hacken¬
or
in
and
the
New York
City. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Brunswick
Legal¬
ly approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York
City.
Note
—
The
foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue
March 23—v. 189, p. 1401.
of
Lakeland Regional High School
District (P. O. Wanaque), N. J.
Bond
school
March
Sale
—
The
$1,955,000
building bonds
offered
189, p. 1290—were
19—v.
Township School
Dayton), N. J.
Bond
Offering—Dorothy
K.
Morrissey, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
8 for the purchase of $1,500,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
1959 to
and
the
1979
interest
First Na¬
tional Bank of Cranbury. Legality
Caldwell, Marshall^
Mitchell, of New York
by
approved
Trimble &
City.
MEXICO
NEW
Lea County (P. O. Lovington),
New Mexico
Chase. Manhattan
Bank, of New York City.
on
of
Dated
$1,150,000
March
Minoa. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler : &
Galloway, of New York-City. '/
New
Plans
The
the
(J-D)
tional
Commercial
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of Board
missioners,
—
of
Virgil Love,
County
Com¬
receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (MST) on April
15 for the purchase of $1,000,000
general obligation hospital bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
1
from
will
1960
to
1964
inclusive:
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Daw¬
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
of .Denver-,
r
fice.
.
•
,
revenue
Bank
bonds.
(State of)
Financing—
is
expected to sell in
future an issue of $325,-
near
Dec. 15,1959, and $195,March 31, 1960.
,
v
on
on
State
York
New
Power
Authority
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Sell $200 Million Bonds
To
—
Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc., Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. and W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.,
joint managers of an underwriting
group
formally
announced
on
March 25 that negotiations are un¬
der way with the Power Authority
sale of
&
Dated
about April 21, 1959. It is expected
the offering will consist of
that
bonds
bond
bonds
have
termined.
not
yet been
as
This
will
be
de¬
last
the
financing by the Authority
for the balance
The
as
in the year 2006
in proportions
due
serial
which
bonds
of this year.
will be
tax
;
•
exempt
to interest from Federal income
taxes and New York State income
tax, and will be legal investments
New
under
companies,
York
for
Insurance
banks and trust
com-
pahies, savings banks and certain
trust
Trust
Dec.
approximately $200,000,000
general revenue bonds, series F,
looking to a public offering on or
funds.
*
r
~
Niskayuna (P. O. Schenectady),
New York
Company of Albany, or at the op¬
tion of the holder, at the Bank of
New
York, in New York City.
water
State
000,000
000,000
15,
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
terest
York
Short-Term
000,000 notes, dated April 14,1958,
and niaturing as follows: $130,-
June 15 from 1960 to
inclusive.
1983
,
Bond Sale—The
$60,000 general
obligation bonds offered March 25
—v.
189, p. 1290—were awarded
the Schenectady Trust Co., as
2*£s, at a price of 100.93, a basis
to
of
about
y1
2.49%.
"*
'
■
.
•.
/
,
'
Rockland County (P. O. New City
New York
),
~
Bond
Sale—The
acquisition
bonds
$1,710,000 land
county building
24—v. 189,
and
March
offered
1290—were awarded 4o
p.
a group
1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
to
inclusive.
Inc.,
1998
Dec.
chat
purchase
bonds.
a.m.
of
and
(P. O. Cobleskill), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Iva K. Larkiri,
the
11
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
term
Central School District No. 1
for
until
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Middleburgh, Fulton Richmondville, Decatur and Roseboom
1
bids
on
Cobleskill, Carlisle, Seward,
school
will
Treasurer,
sealed
4.19%.
Turner, Secretary of the Board of
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Education, will receive sealed bids Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 8 for
New York City.
the purchase of $150,000 school
Erie County Water Authority
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
on March 1 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
Bond Offering—Richard F. Ball,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Monmouth Chairman, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on April G
County National Bank, Red Bank, until 2 p.m.
for
the
or at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
purchase of
$5,700,000
District (P. O.
Bergen County Sewer Authority
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
Bond
Offering — Chairman
Harry E. A. Forsthoff announces
basis of about
a
Brook
of the State of New York for the
$25,000 fire de¬
partment bonds offered March 19
a
1401—were
p.
Meadow
Minoa, N. Y.
Offering—Gurtha E. Tree,
Bond
York
Bond Sale—The
189,
the
Bank of Nassau
County,
Hempstead, at 2.08% dis¬
count, plus a premium of $39.
inclusive.
to
28,
test, budgeted operating expenses
were $6,488,106, leaving revenues
after operating expenses, but be¬
fore debt service and reserves, of
$28,378,992.
A
year
previously
budgeted operating expenses were
$5,793,194, and revenues after the
operating expenses of $26,957,400.
There were extraordinary dis¬
bursements in the
1959 year of
$885,429 made from reserve fund,
as provided in the bond resolution
and not provided for in the an¬
nual
budget for operating ex¬
penses,
compared
to" $663,399 a
year earlier.
South
NEW JERSEY
sack,
Tupelo Municipal Separate School
.bonds
notes.
$300,000
bonds.
Monroe and Lee Counties, Nettle-
,
ceipts, the total revenues in the
year ended
Feb. 28, 1959, were
$34,867,098 against $32,750,594, an
>
of West
of the
on
a.m.
,
Bond
receive
of
Patter¬
son, Secretary of the State Bond
Commission/ will receive sealed
"bids until 10
will
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (DST)
March 30
for
the
purchase
able
Offering—Joe
Treasurer,
Delorge,
Milton School District, N. H.
District, Miss.
Bond Offering — Rudy Atweel,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Berlin, N. H.
Offering—Louis
Note
MISSISSIPPI
Houston Municipal Separate School
000. school bonds.
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
and
of May
to
National
—
clusive.
24—v.
awarded
April 1 from 1960 to 1964
on
(P. O. Freeport), N. Y.
Sale—The $1,230,900 bond
anticipation renewal notes offered
purchase of $550,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
Due
9
Note
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
<
thereafter
Lehman Brothers is finan
cial advisor to the Authority.
/
(P. O. Farmington), N. Mex.
Bond
Offering—Reed
Frost,
tional Bank of Farmington. Le¬
Authority during Feb., 1959
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel,
were the highest for any February,
$350,000 water works system rev¬
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
101,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
since operations began, according
enue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
to Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chair¬
NEW YORK
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1989
The bonds are dated March 1, man
of the Authority.
inclusive. Legality approved by
1959.
Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Babylon Union Free School District
Traffic totaled 3,007,410 vehicles,
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
No. 2 (P. O. Great Neck Road,
proved by Charles & Trauernicht, the first time in February that the
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
of St. Louis.
West Babylon), N. Y.
3,000,000 mark has been passed.
Pine Island Indep. School District
Bond Offering—H. Austin Shel¬
The total compared with 2,369,134
NEVADA
No. 225, Minn.
|
in February, 1958 when unusual don, District Clerk, will receive
'■
Bond Offering—Harold Klingssealed bidsllntil 11 a.m. (EST) on*
storm conditions seriously de¬
Henderson, Nevada
porn, District Clerk, will receive
Bond
Offering —N.
D. Van pleted traffic and toll revenue for April 7 for the purchase of $2,sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Wagenen, City Clerk, will receive that month, and with the previous 932,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
April 1 for the purchase of $275,- sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on high of 2,586,836 vehicles in Feb., 1, 1958. Due on March 1 from 1960
;000 school building bonds. Dated
to
1988 inclusive/ Bonds due in
April 20
for the
purchase of 1957.
April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 $100,000 general obligation sewer
Revenue
tolls
in
Feb.,
1959, 1980 and thereafter are .callable
from 1961 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
improvement bonds.
Dated Feb. amounted to $2,116,251, also a new in inverse numerical order on any
cipal and interest payable at any 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1974
high for a February, and com¬ interest payment date on or after
suitable bank or trust company
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and pared with $1,638,174 in Feb., 1958 March 1, 1979. Principal and in¬
designated by the purchaser. Le¬ interest
(F-A)
payable
at the and $1,911,981 in Feb., 1957.
/v terest (M-S) payable at the Secu¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬ City Treasurer's office, or at the
For the 12 months ended Feb.
rity National Bank of Long Island,
son, of Minneapolis.
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
28, 1959, traffic totaled 42,592,244 in Babylon. Legality approved by
York City, at the option of the
St. Louis Park Indep. Sch. District
vehicles, an increase of 8.2% com¬ Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
purchaser. Legality approved by pared with a year previously. Toll Galloway, of New York City.
No. 283, Minn.
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess and revenues for the 1959 year
Bond Offering—Walter R. JaNote—All bids received for the
amounted to
cobson, District Clerk, will re¬ Rcbinette, of Phoenix.
$30,885,476, an in¬ foregoing bonds when originally
ceive
sealed
bids until 8
Note
No bids were received crease of 6.8% as against a year offered on Oct.
p.m.
15, 1958—v. 188,
(CST) on April 6 for the purchase for the above bonds when origi¬ earlier.
p. 1663—were rejected.
<
of
$1,325,000 school building nally offered on March 16—v. 189,
Including all toll revenue, con¬
Brookhaven, Port Jefferson Fire
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due p. 1401.
cession revenue, income from in¬
District (P. O. Port Jefferson),
*on
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
vestments and miscellaneous re¬
March
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
5
Co., Kansas City, jointly, as
Trust
.
times.
County, Farmington
of B. J.
Fenn &
.
est
Callable
as
of
1, 1973. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the Marine
Trust
Co., New York
Midland
City,
or
at
the
Marine
Midland
of Western New York,
Legality approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
This issue will complete the fi¬
nancing of the Authority's $12,200,000 - Sturgeon Point Project,
$6,500,000 bonds having been pre¬
viously sold in* April, 1958. The
Project will provide the Authority
with an additional water supply
system and will provide the prin¬
cipal facilities to enable the Au¬
thority to keep pace with the ex¬
panding growth of the Buffalo
Metropolitan Area. The existing
facilities have been inadequate to
supply water at times of max¬
Trust
Guaranty Trust Co.,; New
York City, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co., and
Tilney & Co., as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.39, a basis of about 3.36%.
Co.
Buffalo.
imum demand and have been sup^
plemented
by
water
purchased
Salina
(P. O. Liverpool), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$236,000 public
imporvement bonds offered March
24—v. 189, p.
to George B.
1402—were awarded
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
jointly, as 3.70s, at a price of
100.60, a basis of about 3,94%.
and
Tupper Lake, N. Y.
Sale
The $22,000 fire
Bond
truck
v.
—
bonds
189,
p.
Roosevelt
price of
offered
24—
3.47%.
Yorkshire,
Freedom,
Farmersville,
Machias and Arcade Central School
District
No.
1
(P. O. Dele van),
yn~i-
from the City of Buffalo.
Contracts have been let
March
1182—were awarded to
& Cross, as 2% s, at a
100.17, a basis-of about
or
work
has
been completed on parts of
Project aggregating approxi¬
mately 68% of the estimated con¬
the
struction cost.
Average coverage of debt serv¬
ice, including the $5,700,009 Series
D Bonds, is estimated to be 1.71
Bond
Offering—Ruth Sanford,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April 1
for the purchase of
$125,000 school
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
on April 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable
at
and Interest
the Manufac-
Number0 5833
189
Volume
.
.
—
Co., Buf¬
turers & Traders Trust
m
m*
■
I—'
■ i.
—
1
■
■
-
wA "
;
tary sewer bonds.
to *1983, inclusive.
Goshen, Local School District
,2
~.'-rx±:.\(P- O.' Goshen), Ohio
Bond Offering—Stacey SimingTuns, Delafield & Wood;-;of New
York City.'."T '•,
;
,;>,f ton,. "Clerk' of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
NORTH CAROLINA
noon
(EST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $147,000 school bonds.
Buncombe County (P. O. Ashville),
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
North Carolina
.r
Legality approved by Haw-
falo.
from "I960 to 1982 inclusive.
AsheCol¬
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
Community
cipal and interest
189,
Loveland.
l-.from
Due on April
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
L
*
cinnati.
f-'- ■
v
$120,000 6s.
3^2S.
Due
'
..."Bond
ous
April
on
Due on April
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
from
by
•.
,
awarded
-
(P. O. Monroe),
County
"'
North Carolina, a'.xf'
■
Offering—W.
Bond
r-V".
Easter-
E.
be
until
11
(EST)
a.m.
April.. 7
on
purchase of $1,500,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1981
inclusive. Principal
1
and
inclusive.
1979
to
Bond
payabler at1 The
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
York
City.
*
-
No.
Village
uart,
OHIO
'
-
.
school
24—
Bond Sale—The $113,000
,
OOO
at
p.
100.85,
of
price
a
Lake, Ohio
Avon
p.
construction
March 25—v. 159,
1291—were awarded to McDon& Co.,. as 3s, at a price of
100.17, a basis of about
"*
.
purch'ase
j
Sanders
building
.
1959.
Bond Offering—James G. Flick,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until May 12 lor! the
y
Dated
bonds.
Due
on
$14,000,000 sewer.
<•
:
.
135,000 Zoo.:
|
•
,
'
.
,
"
~
Russell
—
City, Clerk,
April
7
?
$942,000 bonds, as
(EST)
purchase of
follows:
♦/-
struction bonds.
1
from
.
to 1970 inclusive.'
282,000 fire and police
construction
196U to
substation
June. 15 and Dec. 15 from
1979
inclusive.
Principal
1960
and
(J-D) payable at the Cen¬
interest
tral Trust
Co., Cincinnati. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
on ..May
1
1980 inclusive:
Tiffin
.
City. School District, Ohio
Bond 'Offering — Betty> Laux,
Clerk-Treasurer
Until
the
of Ed¬
noon
purchase of
building
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus
of Board
will receive sealed bids
(EST) on April 9 for
$1,967,000 school
ucation*,
1,T 1959. Principal
payable at the City
office.
Legality ; ap¬
Dated 'May
Treasurer's
of the. Board of Education,
to
East Broad Street im¬
provement and widening
bonds. Due on May.'.l from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. '
*■.
interest
(P. O. North Bend), Ohio
Bond Offering—C. O. Hopping,
on
'
350,000
and
bonds.
Girard, Ohio
Bond
Offering
City
—
Dorothy
Auditor,
will
V.
No.
re¬
75
(P. O. Beaver), Okla.
Offering—Harold Durbin,
Bond
Clerk
will receive sealed
to
10 for
the
1968 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Bond
Sale—The $175,000 build¬
offered March 25—v.
189, p.
1291—were awarded- to
Ryan,: Sutherland & Co.
bonds
of
the Board of Education,
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April 1 for the purchase
$185,000 school bonds. Due from
of
1961
to
Girard City School District, Ohio
ing
on
of
Offering
—
Oregon
Keller,
sealed
p.m.
County School District No. 4
(P. O. Eugene), Oregon
callable
are
1966, inclusive.
}'•
Bond
Copan, Okla.
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
Fred
bids
until
10
Legality approved by BurgRuffin, Perry & Pohl, of
supple¬
1970.
County School District No.
Marion
Offering
Bond
—
sealed
until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
the purchase of $20,000 gen¬
obligation
school building
District Clerk, will receive
bids
6 for
eral
Dated
April
1, 1959. Due
March 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
bonds.
and
Principal
payable
1402.
Sale—An issue of $11,000
Bond
general obligation bonds was sold
to
the First National Bank,
of
Greensburg, as 3V2S, at a
price of
par.
Dated
Due
April
1,
1959.
on
April 1 from 1960 to 1963 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Burg-
Perry
win, Ruffin,
Pittsburgh.
Pohl,
&
of
Coatesville, Pa.
the
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
Multnomah
No.
27
O.
Clerk,
City
sealed
bids
on April
of $395,000
to
M.
1974
Due
receive- sealed
(EST) on March
31 for the purchase of $150,000
general obligation funding and
improvement bonds. Dated April
Due 011 April 15 from
inclusive. Principa
payable at the
National Bank of Coatesville. Le¬
15,
1959.
1961
1968
to
and interest (A-O)
by Townsend
Munson, of Philadelphia.
approved
Elliott &
Glassport, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $75,000
general
obligation bonds offered March 23
189, p. 1402—were awarded
to
the Peoples Union
Bank &
Trust
a
Co., McKeesport, as 3J/4S, at
price of 100.13, a basis of about
3.23%.
Highspire
sewer
p m.
13 for the pur¬
general obliga¬
on
Nov; 5 from
inclusive.
Principal
Authority, Pa.
&
Stroud & Co., Inc
Inc., Rambo, Clo
Boenning & Co
Reed, Lear & Co., Simpson, Errte
& Co., Ine., and Steele Haines
Scribner,
Blair
&
Co.,
and Kerner, Inc.,
Co.
Versailles
(P.
O.
Township Scho
McKeesport), P
Offering—Samuel S. De
Secretary of Board o
School
Directors,
will
receiv
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) 0
April 6 for the purchase of $70
000
general
obligation
bond
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on Ap
■
Bond
simone,
1 from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
&
bonds was sold to
Sherrered, and Dol¬
phin & Co., jointly. Dated April
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1964
to 1999 inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the Dauphin
Trust Company, of Har-
risburg.
County Joint School
Authority (P. O. New Oxford),
Ira
Haupt
&
Co.
Pa.
headed by
purchased on
Bond Sale—A group
County Sch
of $241,C
Bond Sale—An issue
school revenue bonds was sold
Butcher
Sherrered,
&
and
Do
phin & Co., jointly. Dated Ap
1, 1959.
Due on April 15 fro
1969 to 1999 inclusive.
Princip
payable at
and interest (A-O)
Bucks
County Bank & Trust Co
pany,
of Quakertown.
Perry Township (P. O. Uniontown
Pennsylvania
—
Secretary of
man,
will
Supervisors,
Ralph Linde
the Board
receive seale
(EST) on Apr
1 for the purchase of $13,000 ge
eral obligation bonds. Dated J
1, 1959. Due on July 15 from 1
to
1969 inclusive.
Legality a
bids until 10
a.m.
proved by Spurgeon
& Spurgeo
of Uniontown.
Wilkinsburg (P. O. 605 Ross
Wilkinsburg,
Bond
Griffith,
receive
(EST)
chase
Av
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Offering—R i
c
ha rd
Borough Secretary, wi
sealed bids until 8 p
on April
of $200,000
13 for the p
general obli
Dated April 1, 19
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1
inclusive.
Legality approved
tion
Lower Adams
Le
gality approved by Burgwin, Ru
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburg
of $380,000
revenue
Butcher
Deposit
8
Borough
Bond Sale—An issue
interest
until
&
Bond Offering
—v.
G.
Mrs.
building bonds. Dated
May 5, 1959.
will
bids until 3 p.m.
Cler£, will re¬
—
District
tion school
1961
Portland), Oregon
Offering
Bond
Nuckolls,
chase
County School District
(P.
Co.j Eastman Dillon, Unio
& Co., Halsey, Stua
Co.,
Inc.,f Singer- D«
Securities
Authority (P. O. Doylestown), P
Offering—F. P. Pennegar,
Bond
interest
at
office.
Treasurer's
Pont &
District
Bassien,
Ruth
Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lync
Blyth & Co., Inc., Francis I. du
North
Township (P. O. Salina), Pa.
O. Box 18, Turner), Ore.
79-C (P.
..
&
repotr in our issue of
the
March 23—v. 189, p.
Bell
are
Others in the account: Thoma
.
a.m
payable at the Beaver Trust Com¬
foregoing
dated
May 1
Legality a
proved by Burgwin Ruffin, Perr
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
clusive.
ments
bonds
Interest M-N.
1959.
April 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
Principal
and
interest
on
196
1984.
(EST) on April 6 for the purchase
of
$415,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
LUv
gality
(PST)
Curtis,
15,
May
of
fice.
ceive
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 31
for the purchase of $115,000 sani¬
Town
as
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Ma
of the 1961 to
case
Northeastern Bucks
April 6 for the purchase of $1,200,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated May 15, 1959. Due on May
15
from
1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1971 and thereafter
on
1,195,000 term bonds as 4*4s. Du
on May 1, 1999.
The
Controller, will re¬
sealed
ceive
Mill-
Offering—Lloyd F.
Bond
hollen, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
o"
revenu
bonds, to 4.20% for the pay
ments due in 1982, 1983 an
win,
Pittsburgh.
(PST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $24,163.58 street improvement bonds.
Dated May 15, 1959.
Due in 10
years.
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.
7:30
in the
Offering—Richard H. Ful¬
County
ton,
County
Rosie
pur
issue
creasing gradually from; 3V2%
(P. O. Beaver), Pa.
Bond
pany.
City Recorder, will receive
until
water
PENNSYLVANIA
Not e—The
Klamath Falls,
Co.
an
and bearing interest rates in
$30,000
County Institution District
interest
office.
headed b
&
20
March
$860,000 serial bonds, due
Portland, as 3%s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.70%.
the
at
payable
Treasurer's
Le¬
100.23,
and
Principal
inclusive.
(J-J)
1960 to 1964
1 from
Jan.
on
(M-S)
purchase of
$19,848 paving bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due* on Oct. 1 from 1959
April
(PST)
clusive.
County Indep. Sch. District
Beaver
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Due
on
OKLAHOMA
!
Gorence,
until
April 2 for the
purchase of $25,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Lane
receive sealed bids until noon
on. April
16 for the pur¬
of $800,000 school building
bonds." Dated, April 15, 1959. Due
Due
from
Ginther
(EST).,
rehabilita¬
and
tion/bonds.
Co.,
chase
r
1961
to a
will
inclusive.
200,000 innerbelt lighting system
bonds. Due orf May
1 from
:
(P. O. Route 3, Junction
City), Ore.
Offering — Earl C. Jager,
Lestrange
on
$2,055,000 school building
bonds, as follows:
system bonds offered March 23v.
189, p. 1183—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Oregon,
Beaver
tors, will receive sealed bids
p,m,
chased
.
Clerk
Due on May
1961 to 1970
&
(J-D)
Secretary of the Board of Direcr
8
Arthurs,
Yamhill, Oregon
Sale—The
Bond
City ROral Fire Protection
Bond
(P. O. Slicksville), Pa.
1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive
District
Rivers Local School District
Three
recreation building con¬
$110,000
$1,500,000 build¬
March 26—v.
of about 3.49%.
D.
receive
will
the
for
Junction
bids
& Co.,
Fulton, Reid & Co., Curtiss, House
&■ Co.,? and Fox, Reusch & Co., as
3V2s, at a prices of 100.06, a basis
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
on
-
group, composed of Phelps, Fenn
&. Co., Bache &
Co.,-Shearson,
4
-
Offering
Bond
*
offered
bonds
Hammill
Columbus, Ohio
chool District,
189, p.: 1183—were awarded
i
t^ \
.
.
.-'**■
215,000 hospital.
Drake,
ing
;
.
2,050,000 street.
1,750,000 sewer.
450,000 fire station.
F .v
Bond Sale—Tne
University. ofwC.incin-
nati.. "
the MogaMogadore.
by Squire,
Cleveland.
Ohio
'
.
2,100,000
.' V
Springfield Lo" "'
elimina-
tion.
to
&
Bond Sale—A group
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
payable in Tulsa or New York
City, at the option of the holder.
Bond
4,200,000 grade crossing
-
1,
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at
dore
Savings
Bank,
of ■ $26,900,000" bonds,
Legality approved
consisting of the following issues:
Sanders & Dempsey, of
-
May
Dec. 15 from 1960 to
1981" inclusive:
C.
OREGON
$1,280,000" school
of
purchase
.
&
tion j will receive sealed bids until
noon' (EST)/ on April 13 for the
2.97%.
Cincinnnati, Ohio
•
Squire,
Legality
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
son,
aid
•
by
A-O.
Interest
Springfield Local School District
(P.O. 2966 Sanatorium Road,
Akron), Ohio
Bond Offering—Shirley Wilker-
_
sidewalk
offered
1961
from
sive. Principal and interest
Dempsey, of Cleveland.-
Sale^-The $55,850 special
assessment
bonds
.
1
June
1984,
sealed
April
1 from 1960 to 1970 inclusive.
Due on
1974 inclu¬
f959.
by
Others in the
Close
purchase of $53,000 gen
obligation
school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on Jan.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
1959 to
from
1
414s. Due
as
dated
are
Interest M-S.
proved
eral
building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
approved
about 3.89%.
Bond
system
sewer
$3,990,000
of
Oct.
on
inclusive.
basis of
a
first"-mortgage
purchase
bonds
May 1,
Legality ap¬
Rhoads, Sinon &
Reader, of Harrisburg.
1959.
6 for the
Marsh, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (CST) on April 21 for the
Due
1291—were awarded to
the First Cleveland Corp., as 4s,
189,
on
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Offering — Fannie
revenue
building bonds offered March
v.
(EST)
noon
April'14: for the purchase of $55r
School District; Ohio
Aurora Local
Ste-
receive
will
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
1
bonds. Datec
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Tulsa County Indep. School District
Bond
Offering—Margaret
Educa¬
of
Board
purchase of $100,000 school
building bonds. Due from 1961 to
1964, inclusive.
Ohio
Rockford,
Bond
; ■;
,
>'■
.
the
The
account: Rambo,
Kerner, Inc., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Warren
W.
York
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, Singer, Deane
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered March 11—v. 189, p. 1183— & Scribner, Bache & Co., Hemp¬
were
awarded
to the First Na¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Arthurs, Le
tional Bank, of Hillsboro.
strange & Co., J. S. Hope & Co.
Grant & Co., and Joseph Linco"
Washington County School District
Ray.
}
No. 79 (P. O. Hillsboro), Oregon
Bond Offering—Bess B. Hoeffel,
Lower Burrell Twp. Sch. Authorit'
the
'
•
to
1961
(P. O. Hardesty), Okla.
Offering—James T. Tharp,
of
Clerk
Cleveland.
New
McCarthy,- of
Washburn
from
Due
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 31 for
Co.,? Weston.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
interests (M-N)
'
1960
from
and 1982.
1,235,000 term bonds
May 1, 1999.
Washington County School District
No. 29 (P. O. 1405 S.W. 201
Hillsboro), Oregon
Bond
Sale—The
$78,000 gen¬
County Indep. Sch. District
15
No.
p.m.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Grand Rapids Banking
1960
to
7
bonds.
and
increasing
to 414% for the
due in 1980, 1981
payments
Pye,
J-J.
Rubie,
will receive sealed
(CST) on Mar. 30
the purchase of $43,000 sanitary
Texas
of the
by the Clerk
Education until
of
1961 to 1970.
1974, inclusive.
(EST) on April 6 for the purchase
of $150,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
the
for
received
-
Board
Offering—Archibald
revenue
$2,035,000
follows:
as
bearing interest starting
for the 1965 to 1970
gradually
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1963
to
1984
inclusive.
Interest
Clerk,
sewer
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ling. Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
1402.
People's
000 electric
National
bids until 2 p.m.
Tontpgny), Ohio
\»
.
p.
of
bonds,
maturities
District
Taloga, Okla.
Offering—Tom L.
Bond
Town
Otsego Local School District (P. O.
,
-A
Bond
First
the
to
Due serially from
for
Union
189,
issue
at 3%%
Utility District
(P. O. Tillamook), Ore.
Bank of Hammon.
vari¬
a price of 101.12, a basis of about
•3.04%,/•
1
Tillamook
bonds offered March
purpose
and
sup-
Secretary, will receive
$10,000 water
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
works extension and improvement
April 20 for the purchase of $100,bonds
offered
March
25
were
189, p. 1183—were awarded
J.r A. White & Co., as 3V2S, at
to
334s.
''
foregoing
an
revenue
$800,000 serial bonds, due on May
1 from 1965 to 1982 inclusive,
report in our issue of
March 23—v.
Sale—The
19—v.
1
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
from
200,000
■
.
Marietta, Ohio
Sale—The $121,800
f..
The
—
the
ments
will
on
Bond
;
■
■:
.
.
30,000 3y4s. Due April 1, 1964.
■150,000
Bank,
approved
Note
Hammon, Okla.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, as follows:
J.
;
^ -
Merrill
.
Legality
■
by Shuler, Sayre,
Rankin, of Portland.
Winfree &
25
school
approved
ly
March 30 for the pur¬
chase of $178,000 building bonds.
(CST)
Prin¬
National
Loveland
the
at
bonds offered March 24—v.
p.
1402 — were awarded to
lege
(M-N) payable at the
Jounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
payable
(J-D)
Schools,
of
Superintendent
March
and interest
Due from 1961
Grady County Independent School
District No. 2 (P. O. Minco), Okla.
Bond Offering — Walter Fields,
;
ville-Biltmore
5^
(1519)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
—
bonds.
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
of Pittsburgh.
Perry
& Po
•60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1520)
bids until
Authority (P. O.
Puerto Rico Ports
Rico
San Juan), Puerto
"
the
for
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
water
Puerto
works
1961
from
1
sive.
113,017 during Janu¬
system
sealed
April
$375,000
on
of
Dated June 1,
June
Hico International Airport at San
Juan totaled
10
bonds.
Pas¬
—
through
-traffic
senger
Report
Traffic
January
4
receive
will
missioners,
rico
puerto
revenue
1958. Due
to
compared with 87,484
of 1958, an increase of
29.18%, Eduardo Gracia, Execu¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
tive
Director of.the Authority,
Cutler, of Chicago.
announced .March 25. Cargo move¬
ment through the airport in Janu¬
texas ■
1959.
ary,
t o t a led 2,966,832 pounds,
Baylor Unicercity (P. O. Waco),
against 2,640,757 pounds in the
Texas
corresponding month the year be¬
Bond Offering—Dr. Roy J. Mcfore. an increase of 12.35%.;
;
Knight, Financial Vice-President,
During the 12 months ended'
will receive sealed bids until 9 a.m.
January 31. 1959, the airport serv- J
(CST) on April 16 for the pur¬
feed
1,067,630 passengers, com-1
chase of $5,611,000 non tax-exempt
pared with 974,134 in 1958, an in-1
Student Housing System revenue
crease of 9.6%.
Cargo moved in!
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
1959
a m o u n t e d
to
ary
in
pounds
£.07%.
;
The
1958,
Government
Bank
for
Developmentt
Rico
Puerto
fiscal
is
Puerto Rico Ports
for the
Authority.
egcnt
ton, of Dallas. (The Federal Hous¬
ing and Home Finance Agency has
agreed to purchase the bonus.)
Beaumont, Texas
Bond Offering — J. T. Garrard,
,
_
south carolina
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) 011 April
14 for the purchase of $2,000,OOCfe
City
Bowman, S. C.
Bond Offering — Mayor J. M.
Jones announces that the Town
Council
until
the
will
receive
awarded
purchase
bids
sealed
1959.
of
Oct.
on
1
from
1961
fcionds.
Due
jointiy, at
Chase
of
Beaumont,
or
Manhattan Bank,
at
Gibbs
&
—
Constitutional
March
South Carolina
Bond
Offering—E.
E.
Hawkins,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 9 for
the
purchase
works
1, 1959.
to
$500,000
of
system bonds.
water
Dated May
JVJay 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the Pied¬
mont National Bank, Spartanburg.
jLegality
approved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
south
dakota
Minnehaha
Sioux
Bond
County (P.
Falls), S. Dak.
Sale—The
4 '?
$100,000
gen--
cral
obligation courthouse build¬
ing bonds offered March 24—v.
189, p. 1403 — were awarded to
Western Surety Co. of Sioux Falls,
us
2V?s, at
of about
a
price of 100.01,
a
2.49%.
were
and
Sale—The $725,000
system
March
sold
189,
Jefferson
Co.:
&
par.
Knoxville, Tenn.
f
Sale—The 8950,000 bonds
offered March 24—v.
189, p. 1292
—were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc.;
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.,
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
at a price of 100.05, a net inter¬
est cost of about
3.71%,
as
follows:
Offering
A.
—
W.
$200,000
public
improvement
bonds as 41/2s. Due on March 1
from
750,000
Civic
41/2S,
I960 to
due
000 3
V2S, due
to
$270,000
March
on
to
1
inclusive.
Auditoriumbonds: 8145.000
Center
1960
1960
1965
Municipal'
1965
1
1979. inclusive;
3%s.
due
County,
Offering
Secretary o!
the
—
Limestone
Jav
Board'
1986 inclusive.
are
tional Bank, Dallas.
proved
by
Dumas,
to
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
to
1961
4%s.
780,000
from
on
Co.,
1
Offering—William
tax
school
May 1, 1959.
Propst.
of
Bond
Com¬
H.
Fetter, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on April 6 for
the purchase of $750,000 unlimited
house
bonds.
1
Due on March
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
May 1, 1974.
Callable
as
Principal and in¬
sanitary
on
The
bonds are
and
on
Davenport),
Sale—The
supplemental 1%%
coupons.
Others in the account:
Bache &
school
24—v.
Port
Port
Bond
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Arnold
& Crane; Clement A. Evans & Co.;
First of Texas Corporation; Mil-
bonds
189,
of-
Angeles
(P.
O.
Angeles), Wash.
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
(PST) on April 8 for the
purchase of $300,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1979
Co.
pal
p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
j
Southwest
Co., and First National
Bank in Dallas, .jointly, at a price
of 100.003, a net interest cost of
about 3.68%, as follows:
$76,000 4s.
1961
Due
1968 inclusive.
to
'360,000
April 1 from
on
3%s.
Due
on
April
1
from 1969 to 1982 inclusive.
110,000
3%s.
Due
on
subject
are
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Port
March 23 to the First
on
bonds
from date of issue. Princiinterest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Thorgrim-
$824,000
house bonds
tax school
of Vancouver (P.
Vancouver), Wash.
Bond
eral
Sale
—
The
obligation
March
16—v.
awarded
3%s.
from
The
1959
on
bonds
are
bonds
April
callable
as
Interest M-S.
by
April
of April
Legality
McCall,
i
1
968—were
Bank
of
Fenner
&
Smith,
1,
ap¬
Parkhurst,
Horton, of
&
vermont
Poultney Town School District, Vt.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
School
by
Directors
Shawmut
Bank
the
at
of
the
Board
of
National
Boston,
Trust
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston, until
(EST)
Due
on
April
Virginia Board of Education
(Marshall College) (P. O.
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond Offering — H. K. Baer,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
3
Weston
(Towns)
(P. O. 121 Wilson Ave.,
Rothschild), Wis.
Offering — Lawrence A.
District
sealed
000
school
Clerk,
bids
at
will
the
office
Due
bonds.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Whitehall, Wis.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
until 3 p.m.
(CST)
April 14 for the purchase of
$300,000 corporate purpose bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
on
from
are
1960
callable
1974
to
inclusive.
as
Additional
obtained
of April
1, 1969.
information
from
T.
G.
may
Evensen
Physical
Education
bonds.
revenue
1959.
1970
callable
on
Due
Dated
April
on
on
or
able
at
thereafter
and
any
date
—
Louis Gnatzig,
porate purpose bonds. Dated April
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
to
1974, inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at
a
bank¬
ing institution designated by the
or
at
the
Whitewater
Commercial
& Savings Bank,
Legality approved by
Chapman^ Cutler, of Chicago.
1
the
are
interest payment
after
April 1, 1969.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
office
of
the
State
April 2 for the
purchase of $66,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
from
1.960
on
to
1972
Sinking Fund Commission, in
Charleston, or *t the option of the
holder, at the Bankers Trust Cominclusive.
upany, of New York City. Legal-
Principal and interest payable at
the
above-mentioned
Bank.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ity approved by Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Your
&
Fox
Point
and
Bayside (Villages)
RED
wisconsin
Joint School
Augusta County (P. O. Staunton),
7241
Virginia
Bond Sale—The
—v.
to
a
189, p. 1292—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
& Co., Inc., at a price of
a
Bond
$3,700,000 school
Stuart
100.04,
net interest cost of about
bonds
2
(P. O.
1
from
Sale—The $425,000 school
offered
March
17—v.
189,
1184—were awarded to Smith,
Barney & Co., and Loewi & Co.,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about
3.51%,
p.
as
$555,000 6s. Due on Ap^i]
1960^*11119tf\inlK!si(
District No.
North Longacre Road, '
Milwaukee), Wis.
building bonds offered March 25
follows:
$50,000 3.80s. Due
and
1968.
&
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Apr. 14
for the purchase of $300,000 cor¬
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds
in
be
Associates, Inc., 723 First National
Soo Line Building, Minneapolis 2.
Whitewater.
due
of
on
purchaser,
and
re¬
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1960 to
1979, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Wis¬
consin Valley Trust Co., Wausau.
1959.
(EST) on March 31 for the
purchase of $1,328,000 Marshall
p.m.
Building
April 1,
1
School District Joint
Health
McCall
1
City
West
will
April
on
Whitewater, Wis.
west virginia
1,
were
Smith, Okoneski, Puchner & Tinkham, 427 North Fourth Street,
Wausau, until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 17 for the purchase of $700,-
offered
p.
National
Lynch, Pierbe,
jointly.
1,
dated
1
Bond
1
gen¬
Commerce, in Seattle, and Merrill
1985 to 1987 inclusive.
and
1974.
Due
Due
Bond Offering
April
24
composed of
Co. Inc.; Mul-
Bonds due in 1970 and thereafter
$100,000
189,
the
to
O.
1983 and 1984.
388,000
No.
j
and
&
March
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
Common
years
son
unlimited
The
to redemption on and after seven
Texas
1
group
3.70s.
Pflieger,
burn, Cochran & Co.; M. B. Vick
& Co.; Columbian Securities Cor¬
poration of Texas; Rotan, Mosle &
Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.;
Emerson & Co.; Hamilton Secu¬
rities Co.; Harrington & Co.; Lee
Oppenheim & Co.. and Ranson &
Sherman Indep. School District,
a
3%s.
1292— j
p.
Offering-—Hayes Evans,
inclusive.
to
Wausau and
Secretary of the Port Commission,
will
April
on
Rothschild (Village), Schofield
(City), and Kronenwetter, Ringle,
ceive
of
Due
offered
225,000
gen¬
awarded to the Old National
Port
1
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
from
Wash.
$200,000
detach¬
bear
April
on
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
obligation
were
Due
(P. O. Mukwonago), Wis.
$243,000
Spokane Counties Joint
March
were
Halsey, Stuart &
laney, Wells & Co., and Allan
Blair & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
3.56%, as follows;
sew¬
April
April 1 from 1961
redemption
O.
24
composed of
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
3.60s.
awarded
bonds. Dated
Bank of Spokane.
Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1989 inclusive.
of
Dated
eral
fered
virginia
Marque Independent School
District, Texas
(P.
March
group
^ond Sale—The $468,000 school
office.
Bond
on March
1974 inclusive.
the bonds
$275,000
Lincoln and
March 1 from
1,020,000 4%s.
of
No. 3
bonds
Consol Sch. Dist. Nos. 210 and 412
Due
1970 to
until
10
urer's
inclusive.
1969
210,000
p.m.
to
a
3.20s.
from
v
payable at the Town Clerk-Treas- j
_
$800,000 4s. Due
$133,000
years from the date of
issue. Principal and interest (A-O)
,
Boothman, of Dallas.
La
after
to
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Allan
Blair & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.52%, as follows:
pur¬
inclusive.
1989
Wis.,
Mukwonago
(Village),
and
Genesee, Vernon, and East Troy
(Towns), Wis., Joint Sch. Dist,
April 15 for the
1, 1959. Due
(Towns),
offered
from
5
of
to
syndicate
a
bids
system
Troy
High Sch. Dist. No.l
(P. O. Mukwonago), Wis.
awarded
Offering—Kay Buchanan,
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
chase
Eagle
Bonji Sale—The $343,000 school
Fairfax),
sealed
subject
headed by Rowles, Winston &
follows:
:
1
as
was
Joint
bonds
inclusive.
erage
The
—
awarded
were
1
dated
April 15,
1959. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Mercantile Na¬
and
March
on
to
The;bonds
March 1 from
Utility District (P. O.
Limestone), Tenn.
Bond
'
(P. O.
ceive
on
Prairie,
North
1
inclusive.
Halsey,
Town
(PST)
East
Union
Cosmopolis, Wash.
Bond
April
on
1978
to
Big Bend (Villages) and Eagle
non,
washington
$2,600,000
transit system revenue bonds of¬
fered March 26—v. 189, p. 1404—
noon
225,000 not to exceed 5 % interest
bonds. Due on April 15 from
inclusive,; $335,on
1968 inclusive.
1983
$130,000
from
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Washington
$40,000 not to exceed 4% interest
bonds. Due on April 15 from
to
sold to Dittmar
was
Sale
Bond
Moore,
(CST) on April 6 for the
purchase of $265,000 unlimited tax
school house bonds, as follows:
1969
1961
Due
1969
Mukwonago,
April 8 for the purchase of $9,500,000 school bonds. Dated March
1,1956. Due on March
1, from
1
3v2s.
Ottawa, Genesee, Mukwonago, Ver¬
,
1
San Antonio, Texas
President of the Board of Trustees,
1960 to
March
on
Dallas.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until noon (EST) 011
1959. Due on
April 15 from 1960 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Mercantile National
Bank, of Dallas. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call & Horton, of Dallas.
Crowe,
-
' ;
Fairfax County
& Company, Inc.
Dated April 15,
proved
Texas
Coe.
McCamey, Texas
p.m.
Bond
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
Andrews
Independent School
District,
Bond
to
3.40s.
school bonds
Wells,
of¬
to the Federal Housing
Finance
Agency,; as
price of
a
offered
oett & Pickard, Inc.
1074—
p.
Home
4%s, at
bonds
Inc.; The Columbian
Corporation of Texas;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Incorporated; Harold
E. Wood & Company; Burns, Cor-
water
bonds
revenue
19—v.
Hutton
E.
&
from 1977 to 197.9 inclusive.
Securities
County, North Anderson
County Utility District (P. O.
Lake City), Tenn.
works
W.
&
Anderson
Bond
a
Tax
189, p. 1292—were
syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 2.96%. The
remaining $770,000 bonds offered
the same day were awarded to a
group composed of Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Laden& Co., R. W.
burg, Thalmann
Pressprich & Co., Wertheim &
Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
Dallas Union Securities Co., Kenower, MacAthur & Co., Russ &
Co.. and Sanders & Co., at a price
of 100.33, a basis of about 2.96%.
^Other members of the offering
syndicate are:
J. Devine & Co.; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Dominick & Domini'ck; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Schoelikopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.
basis
tennessee
fered
,
Due on May 1 from 1961 1
inclusive. Callable as of
1989
24—v.
awarded to
on March
1976 inclusive.
Due
1973
from
150,000
All
Colleges of the Stale of Texas
(P. O. Austin), Texas
Bond Sale
The $3,105,000 3%
Spartanburg County, Una Water
District (P. O. Spartanburg)>
Due
3J/4s.
200,000
able
April
on
1979 inclusive.
1
011 March
from 1960 to 1972 inclusive.
New
Due
Monday, March 30, 1959
.
from
Virginia
3V&S.
$650,000
Dated Oct.
JiCgality
Co.,
3.23%, as fol¬
terest cost of about
of Houston.
1,1958. Interest A-O.
approved
by
Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
&
price of par, a net in¬
a
lows:
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
1961 to 1988 inclusive.
Corn
York Cily,
Pierce
Rauscher.
and
York City.
from
1
as
Principal and inter¬
payable at the First
(M-S)
the
rev en ue
Oct.
on
callable
are
National Bank of
waterworks
I,
Bonds due in 1974
thereafter
est
to
1988 inclusive.
100,000
March
Dated
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to
Sept. 1, 1973.
§46.000 general obligation bonds.
Due
system revenue re¬
1983 inclusive.
and
follows:
as
works
funding
oh
Chemical
the
to
Exchange Bank, New
3.20s.
.
375,000
„
and
$1,000,000 gen¬
bonds
offered
189, p. 1184—were
24—v.
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
Participating
in
the
offering
are:
Smith, Barney & Co.; R. S.
Dickson
& Company Inc.; Alex.
Brown
&
Sons; Bache & Co.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Rand &
Co.; Willis, Kenney & Ayres, Inc.;
Scott & Stringfellow: and Mackall
obligation
March
Due
from 1972 to
will
Clerk,
water
April 6 for
$146,000 bonds,
(EST;
noon
inch
approved by McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & HorLegality
%
,
May 1 from 1960 to 1999,
on
of
decrease
a
j 1,480,000
Sale—The
Bond
eral
.
39,041,175
pounds, compared with $42,937,423
1,665,000 3s.
1963 to 1971
Lubbock, Texas
inclu¬
1998
payable at the Hamilton National
Bank, Johnson City, or at the First
National City Bank of New York.
in*January
(M-N) payable at the Bank
Mainland La Marque. Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston,
of the
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
I
terest
.
on
April 1, 1967
CROSS
must carry on I
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