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THE UNIVERSITY
MICHIGAN
OF
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MONDAY
Reg. C. a.
Volume
189
Dumber 5827
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lnH^ctions —Section I
MAR 9
Pit. Office
Y., Monday, March 9, 1959
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RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
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Investment News
INSURANCE
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MISCELLANEOUS
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*r$.
ABC Vending: Corp.—Sales and Net
P
Estimated
V
elite
„
sales
16%
a
of
S65,000,000
increase
for
total
over
this
at New Highs—
corporation
of
revenues
for
1958,
$56,000,000
The
common
for
according to J. Beresin, President, in a talk before the Retail Trade
Group of the N. Y. Society of Security Analysts, Inc., oxt March 4.
r
Results
lection
,
for
1958
Cabinet
lowing the
include
Corp.,
merger
the
first
acquired
Oct.
on
reflected
were
full
in
of
year
1,
operations
1957.
The
of
In This Issue
of
stock
common
i
fol¬
economies
an
presently outstanding.—V.
188.
Stock and
Acoustica, Associates.,
completely
"fires"
developed
marines,
4th,» at
r
its
for
and
-•
Inc.—Exhibits
Navy
New
New York Stock Exchange
Underwater
the
the
in
ihe
of
a
action
weigh
L.
to
Rod,
Office
sound
sources
studies
of
has
source
by
according
is
long
a
to
and
of
In
this
use
larger
are
"End-Fire"
in
maneuver
Acoustica,
water,
described
tion
as
below
aircraft-towed
an
directional
1.000
CPS
and
for
a
powered
host
of
other
f Acoustica also displayed other etirely
potential
civilian
application.
Among these are
138, p. 1265,
processing'systems.—V.
Acronca
in
uses
.the
105,000
45
shareholders
their meeting
held
of
on
Longren
also
the
approve
Subject to unforeseen developments the merger will be effective on or
April 3, 1959. Shareholders of Longren will receive 1/10 of a
share of Acronca common stock and 2/100 of a share of Aeronca 5VzYc
prior preferred stock in exchange for each share of Longren common
stock.
Sales of Longren Aircraft Co., Inc. for Its last fiscal year were
.
$5,870,000 and Acronca's sales for 1958
—V.
were
the
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
of
common
Aetna-Staiularcl
Board
of
of
which
rhaiket
The
have,
approved
March
on
board
-d
of
the
common
New
liquidation—effective
20.
Aetna-Standard
met-
on
$25,
which
to
delist
the
Stock
Exchange
March
will
and
2
be
voted
made
an
47
initial
available
to
This
oil
on
will be mode to the Securities and Exchange Commission
;
The
and
plan also provides
6%
dissolution
ol
the
assumption by Elaw-Knox of certain liabilities.
distribution
company.-^-V.
189, p.
of
the
701.
assets
net
.
and
*
formal
•
loan
took
bank
Bank,
Fund,
corporation
Oct.
on
Inc.—Assets
paid,
in
in
Increase
aftm*
share
per
adjustment for
December.—V.
agreement called
in constructing
City which
Altos
the
for
would,
189,
p.
of
value
57
was
24-cent capital
a
cents
in
With
may file
worldwide
the
gains, distribution
by
B,
Nevada
corporation
announced
was
of
March
or.
Metals
Mission
for
2
Mining
undisclosed
an
tional and
private investors who hold investments
ill this country.
Corp.
corporation,
filed
offices
with
registration
a
offer
be
stock
share
be
is
the
to
for
on
made
to
are
the
"best
a
supplied
be
paid.
$1
public sale
by
efforts"
at
of
with
23 ADELAIDE ST. WEST—TORONTO. CANADA
the
Mexican
proceeds to be used exclusively by
gas
pipeline from Cidudad Pemex
service intermediate points along
also
cash
are
chase
Limited,
sold
100,000
Avenue.
SEC
on
stock.
It
offices
the
the
by the
1962,
company's
parent;
be made
underwriters,
common
extension
early in 1955
25,
on
of
the
to
are
America
it; was
announced
reserved
be
for
they
will receive warrants
to
the
underground
is the largest American-owned
Comprised
company.
property previously brought
were
will be used
for these
purposes,
and for
Net proceeds of
general working
within
continental
the
United
that
Hilton
service
Blanche members will
useful, particularly when
find this
traveling
problem*
Carte
extremely
cash
of
conservation
funds
sometimes
is
a
;
Inc.,
be
located
at
center
Switzerland.
Geneva,
will
devoted
be
to
research
long-range
it was announced by Dr. Robert
Vice-President for process development and research.
said:
invaluable
world
at
an
which
annual
has
Institute
The
"We
feel
supplement
research
applied
the
to
scientific
new
chemical and biological sciences,
Swain
Dr.
an
that
to
the
Geneva
American
laboratory
diversified
the
will
of
program
serve
basic
a9
and
throughout
outlay of approximately $23,000,000".
Cyanamid
already
is
acquired an 8V2
acre
Express
carrying
on
tract of land for the labora¬
the Cologny section of Geneva.—V.
tory in
189,
p.
913.
Offering—A
Co.—Secondary
sec¬
ondary offering of 2,500 shares of capital stock (par $10)
pur¬
into production: and
Devil Mine in March,
of the four oper¬
The Commercial
Inc.,
and Sociedad Anonima
than
140 overseas traffic
more
offices
numerous
Radio.
and
1017.
p.
Swain,
C.
sale
commenced
Cables
company on'March 4 announced completion of plans for a
basic research laboratory, Cyanamid European Research
The
was
development
March 2
on
'
maintains
AC&H
as
its
of
189,
in the
shares at $1.50 per share.
of mercury was resumed at the Red
has been virtually uninterrupted since
stock sale
All
expected
where
Institute,
payment
then.
the
System,
.,
ITT associate,
million-dollar
issued
and
production
capital.
AC&R
an
communications
well
as
This
1959
The
share.
per
Agree¬
American Cyanamid Co.—Plans New Research Lab.—
is
1956
and
the
of
President.
System,
Argentina,
is
—V.
Anchorage,
Feb.
It
Mountain Mining Co., Inc., Alaska Mines and*
outstanding stock was acquired by the parent in December.
and
January, 1955 after the reduction plant and other vital
facilities had been destroyed by fire.
Prior to the fire the company had
acquired two mercury properties in Alaska and had brought one into
production for about 9Yu months, according to the prospectus.
Re¬
building, rehabilitation and expansion of the plant accommodations
and other, necessary construction, together with deepening of the shaft
and
Corp.—Enters Into
Blanche—
States.
by DeCoursey-Breyvis
for the shares
by such debenture holders may
by delivery of debentures at
par plus interest with premium for Canadian exchange rate.
Purchas¬
ers
will receive common stock purchase warrants on all shares pur¬
chased for cash or for the 6% debentures of the parent at the rate of
1 for each 5 shares purchased.
In addition to the 25c per share selling
commission, the company has agreed to pay certain expenses of the
underwriters; and if all of the 1.000,000 shares offered initially for
Minerals
Radio
&
carriers,
offices
proposed
offering' is
by underwriters, whose names
selling commission of 25c per
A
shares
due
the
common
$1.25
basis
the
debentures
Fourth
423
par
amendment.
431.200
holders of 6^
at
statement
Formerly DeCoursey
of (ana/la
Mexico,
500-mile
Carte
.
1954
Members: The Toronto Stoch Ixchantir
The Investment Dealers' Association
Bank
Co., Mackay Ro,dio & Telegraph Co., Inc.
Radio
price.
Minerals'
Ross, Knowles & c o. Ltd.
place,
interest
an
1. 1959 holders of Hilton Carte Blanche credit cards
international messages without prepayment at any of the
AC&R
feature
Administration.
to
folio
de
Homos
ating
&
J. O'Kcarney, President of the Alaska corporation, stated that
arrangements have been m--.de to ship 1,000 tons of manganese ore
per week
to private mills and to the government's General Services
to
advisory facilities of our Research A Port¬
Department are freely available to institu¬
participation at
Cubic
this
by
Cable
Hilton
B. Tower,
The
John
to
The
whose
the
Effective April
477.
covering' 1,431,200 shares of its
far-sighted investor.
and
Bank
2,
Mexican
pipeline.
route.
ment
Alaska International Corp.—Acquisition—
Acquisition
This
choice for the
the
steel company, and was guaranteed by National
Government-controlled
development bonk.
a
Gain—
reports
1958.
31,
months
Alaska,
A strong
currency, a stable gov eminent, a
boundless frontier, make Canada
an
obvious
March
on.
gas
Mexican
American
Alaska Mines & Minerals Inc., Anchorage, Alaska—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Stability and Growth
Loans—
new
»
The Hanover
$10,000,000
a
to
made
was
the
Mexico
abroad
CANADA-
the
annum.
per
international
for
constructing
for
Exchange
Government-controlled
issue.
cash
Reid
Kraus.
&
March
enterprise,
Each
Finnnciera,
net assets of $524,926,520. equivalent to
$7.27 per share, on Jan. 31, 1959, end of the fifst quarter of its
fiscal year, compared with $477,785,334, equivalent to $6.94 per share,
three
board considers delisting a company when liquidation is author¬
Liquidation was approved bv stockholders on Feb. 20,
1959,
'<■'* under
a
plan which provides
for sale
of
all
assets
(except
cash,
.receivables, corporate records and tax claims for refunds) to Blawfor
out¬
All of
banks participating were The Chase Manhattan Bank, in
at 18 Pine Street in Manhattan the signing took
of
the
Affiliated
The
Co.
indrs-
has
Burton T.
Treadway 14,038 of 29,038.
partners of Ball, Burge
banks signed a $40,000,000 loan agreement
to lie used by Pemex (Pctroleos Maxicanos),
S.
America.
The
ized.
Knox
It
has
company—stockholders
at the opening of the
/
cash liquidating distribution cf
stockholders on March 20.
Application
Ycrk
.:tock of this
foam
office
The
48
approximately $23,000,000.
Engineering Co.—Liquidating Div.—
Governors
and
prospectus
lists
fourteen
aggregate 917,325 shares.
The
stock,
to
The
be
compounds which
Vulcafoam.
Augustus 28,077 of 58,077;
Pemex
suspended trading in the
latex
of
adhesive
and
Uornos cle Mexico—Receives Bank
U,
Chemical Corn
rate
48
1
189, p. 1017.
Chemical
&
its
Government's
The
The Course of Bank Clearings
&
to
Alco Oil <fe Chemical
head
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
Burge
are
general
are
of
the proceeds
about
i
Oil
Altos
48
Banks
Ball,
terms
are being sold by Peter Ball
(191,415 shares) and
(136,987), who will continue to hold 160,000 and
respectively, after such sale. Harry G. Kraus is also
of
his holdings cf 67,756 shares;
Fred
W.
Hudson
stockholders
Four
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
and
30. 1956. in exchange for 2,151,000
acquired the assets and business of the
Corp. At the time of the 1956 acquisition,
the company adopted the Alco name, and since then has continued
the Alco operations. The prospectus further indicates that
Ball, Burge
<fe
Kraus had
acquired control of the predecessor Alco business a
short time prior to its acquisition
by the company and has participated
in the control of the company since that time.—V. 186, p. 1373.
1
48
Federal Reserve System
Philadel¬
Burge
shares
11
Condition
St.,
The
holdings
Russell
55
at
whose
former
Miscellaneous Features
Feb. 27.
line
shares.
common
A.
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Rates
Inc.,
underwriting
Vulcanol
Albert
Alco
Exchange
and
agriculture,
of
and A.
35
Foreign
Winslow,
diversified
a
paper,
names
37,756
33,500 of 61,500:
field
merger
trade
shares,
selling
Dividends Declared and Payable
&
price
27,397 of 48.397:
35
warfare.
to
D.
35
State and City Bond Offerings...
William
and
largest blocks
John
;
voted
textile,
its
selling
two
,,
Feb. 27 approved the proposed merger into this
corporation of Longren Aircraft Co., Inc., of Torrance, Calif., according
to John A. Lawler, President.
The
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..,35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
on
the
to
offering
produces
company
41
products for military and
ultrasonic cleaning, 'gaging, and
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Whiteside
public
under
40
Markets
contemplated.
now
.
amendment.
standing
2,737.439
selling stockholders,
new
,.
Chace,
by
sells
tries
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Manufacturing Corp.—Merger Approved—
The. shareholders
it
39
Over-the-Counter
is ideally suitable for applica¬
transmitter-receiver, as an ex¬
source operating at
frequencies
of underwater acoustics and anti-submarine
The
39
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
to
device
the new source
tremely directional and high
The
supplied
39
far
are
new
Stock
by
Kraus.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
and
according
the
headed
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
at the Seapower Symposium.
It has been, found that
36
36
Stock Exchange
however, is
sale,
..
...
Chemical
corporation located at Trenton Ave.
Exchange
which
volume
they
sourcej
deep
who
in
This
38
Coast
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Acoustica
tube
narrow
such
No
,,
&
phia, Pa., on March 5 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 500,000 shares of its outstanding common stock, to be offered
for public sale by the holders thereof
through an underwriting group
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
just
conducted
Research,
Naval
source
now
than
more
handle
President
Exchange
-
o
36
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
highly concentrated beam of energy from one end similar to
of an ordinary garden hose
squirting water.
considerably
Robert
-
model
in
The
sound
debentures.
Alco Oil
Boston
source,
hose, has just been
detection of enemy sub¬
shown on March 3rd and
underwater
these
of
31
Montreal
sound
27
Pacific
feasible
of
underwater
difficult
more
)
was
15
(Bonds)
Exchange
American Stock Exchange
garden
a
range
source
"End-Fire"
an
proven
Directional
.
long
sound
sound
League Scapower- Symposium in Washington, D. C.
manufacturers of ultrasonic systems for both
military
auspices
novel
radiates
,**
like
energy
use
underwater
announcement.
The
..
directional
(Stocks)
.
New York Stock
applications.
The
theory
recently been
of
of
"End-Fire"
industrial
under
beam
potential
This
the
type
new
by this company,
'
pro¬
spectus further Indicates that the parent may direct the trustee to sell
all or any part of the 961,000 shares at a
price of not less than 50c
per share, the proceeds thereof to be applied to redemption or purchase
Page
Anti-Submarine Sound Devices—
which
Bond Quotations
1609.
p.
*
■
A
a director,
by virtue of his control over Brewis & White Ltd., of To¬
ronto, which holds a controlling block of the parent's stock. All of the
shares, owned by the parent are said to be held as collateral for the
debentures by the trustee of the parent's 6% debentures: and the
Con-
improvement in profit margins
and it is expected that
net income- for 1958 will equal around $1.63
per share, compared with $1.27 a share, based on the
1.126,866 shares
■
parent company owns 1,261,000 shares of the issuing company's
stock, for which it paid $961,000 (by canceling notes received
advances made in this sum) and 600,000 shares of its own newly
issued stock; and the parent company will remain the company's larg¬
est single creditor. Control of the company is held by Arthur W. White,
indi-
1957,
for
made
on
Feb. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $65.50 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per share*
The offering was quickly completed.—V. 188, p. 2241.
.
American
Start
of
bowling
Ludwig.
International
construction
worth
President.
centers
by
Corp.—Construction
Bowling
corporation
this
$6,000,000
has
been
of
fully-automatic
four
announced
by
Lloyd
R.
Completion of the new centers will add 160 lanes to this publiclyowned bowling chain.
All are scheduled to be ready by Aug. 1. :
The
new
Yonkevs.
Bronx
centers
N.
River
Y.;
are:
Bowl.
Yonkers
Bruckner Bowl,
Parkway.
Bronx,
52
44 Lanes,
N.
Y.;
lanes,
at
Plaza
on
Central
Avenue,
Bruckner Boulevard and
Lanes,
32
lanes,
In
the
/l a o i H n! w
■flc'r f
Financial '^b^onicle
The Commercial ana
C| A ^ 1
i ■'
.
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
(1126)
2
American Petrofina
and Kendall
Heights Shopping Center, Natrona Height:;, Pa.;
32 lanes, Kendall Park, N. J.
The corporation presently owns and operates Interstate
lanes. Route 17, Ramsey, N. J.
Another company
lawn Lanes, 32 lanes, fairlawn,N. J., will open on May
V. 188, p. 2349.
Natrona
Park
Lanes,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
Lanes, 40
installation. Fair1, 1959.—
2688.
Co.—Rights to StockholdersMarch \2 of the offer¬
ing to common stockholders of record Feb. 26 of 486,325
additional shares of common stock at $57.50 per share
on a 1-for-10 basis, with rights to expire on
March 12.
The offering is underwritten by a group of investment
bankers headed by White, Weld & Co. and Drexel & Co.
Authorized
cum,,
3
$9,500,000
Co
Weld &
—
—
Brown & Sons.
Coffin & Burr, Inc.
Alex.
—-
Dickson & Co., Inc.
Lacer.burg, Thalmann &
S
R
Co.— -
M. Marks &
Rothschild & Co
F.
L.
Co.
Rhoades & Co.
Carl M. Loeb,
Laurence
& Hutzler—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Bros.
Balomon
Co.__———
Securities Corp. —
Dean Witter &
Ademex
Baxter
Blair
Company—
&
Incorporated
Co.
&
B. Bonbriglit & Co.
CompanyFirst Securities Corporation.
Gecrge D.
Cooley
&
Hentz & Co
H
1.00
______
Inc.
—
Dallas Union Securities Co.,
Inc.
________
Dittmar & Company, Inc.—
Doolittle & Co
Eddleman-Pollock Co.___—__
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.
Foster & Marshall—
Greene & Ladd
i
1.00
Johnston, Lemon & Co
—
1.00
Putnam & Co._i.
^ 1.00
Van Alstyne, Noel <fe Co.——1.00
Arnhold
Bleicliroeder.
S.
&
0.70
0.70
jnc
William Blair & Company.
—
Sullivan & Co.,
Bosworth,
,
0.70
Julieil Collins & Company. — 0.70
First California Co. Inc
0.70
Halle & Stleglitz—_ 0.70
Inc.
•
& Company,—
C.
Company—
0.70
Legg
McDonald
&
Kirkland & Co.___.„
Hurd, Clegg & Co.
H. I. Josey & Co
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
0.70
0.70
Corporation
Johi>
He,llowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Space
Lane,
Johnson,
The
Mericka & Co., Inc. 0.70
Pacific
Northwest
Company 0.70
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
W.
Stern
Brothers
S. Strauss
J.
0.70
0.70
Co
&
Williston & Beane
R.
Co._
& Co.—
0.55
0.55
Company—
0.55
Byllesby & Co., Inc.—
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow,
0.55
Watts
Baker,
Leary
Barrow,
and
Boettcher
H.
&
M.
Inc.
Sclnnertz &
!
Cunningham,
Inc.
Co.,
Edwards,
J.
R
0.55
Stokes & Co. 0.55
0.55
0.55
0.55
0.55
Inc
Co.,
&
Emerson
L.
0.55
Inc
Morris.
Elkins,
H.
0.55
—
Clark & Co.—
Faliey,
Chapman & Co
Cleveland Corp
Farwell,
The First
/
Nolan. Fleming-W. B.
Folger,
J.
P.
A.
Hogle
0.55
Co.__
&
Fay
&
Humphrey,
0.55
.
Applegate
Hulme,
& Co.
& Son
Harper
Hooker
0.55
0.55
Inc
Hibbs & Co.,
Wm.
&
Inc.
0.55
_—
Indianapolis Bond
and Share
0.55
Corporation
Norfolk 0.55
of
Corp.
Investment
*
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc. 0.55
Kay,
Richards &
Loewi
Co.
&
0.55
Co
0.55
Inc—
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
&
Mauley,
McKelvy
McMaster
& Co.__________0.55
Hutchinson & Co. 0.55
Mitehum, Jones & Templeton
,
0.48
0.48
0.48
Roberts
8e<urity
0.55
0.55
S#ubbs.
Whittaker & Co.—
Williams
Co..
&
Associates, Inc
& Leach—
_
&
Co
0.55
&
Paine—_
0.48
0.48
Wvllie
Company
189.
p.
—
Thornhill
and
'
•
-
American Oil Co.—Grants License to
An
Mae-s.,
agreement
giving
exclusive
permeation
announced
by
the
two
announcement
manufacturing
General
for
Manager
commercial
It promises
w.
Ionics,
application
in
S.
Oil
said
tc lie simpler and
to
subsicimy
a
Estimated
to
a
two-fold
estimate
F£b.
on
0.30
0.30
0.30
_
0.30
0.30
_
Israel bonds
more
new
Rupp,
Amoco's
new
was
refineries
economical
separations.—V.
is
and
charge
now
ready
chemical
than
leg,
in
Vice-President
process
p.
Inc.—Private Distribution—It was
has com¬
secondary distribution of 14,006 shares of
stock (par $1).—-V, 188, p. 1814.
pleted a private
of
Bendix Aviation
Corp.—Acquires Electronics Firm—
corporation announced on March 3 that it had entered
for the acquisition, for an undisclosed amount, of
This
an
agreement
many
2349.
FINANCING IN
for the
capital financing is in the offing
will be asked
This amounts
plus increase over preceding four-week period (March 2-27)
came to $216 million — excluding $300 million State of
which were offered on March 3.
-
Total bond
offerings projected come to over
The securities scheduled to
$216 million and stock
reach the market are totaled as
Private Capital
follows:
Demand
Total
Stocks
$134,040,880
$80,750,000
$53,290,880
6.5 31.000
41,720X00
47.851.000
81,750.000
91.350.C00
173,100.000
48.000.000
56,750.000
104,750,000
$2£6,631,000
$243,110,880
$459,741,880
9-10 _L_
___
30-April
Total
________
offerings scheduled fcr sale during the forthcoming
$25 million Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
bonds on March 10; $33 million bonds and $12 nr llien preferred Colorado
Interstate Gas Co. on March 11; $15 million Terras Eastern Transmission
iVmong the larger
four-week period are:
Corp. preferred on March 18; $25 million Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co. bonds on March 24; and two food stores will enter the market on
March 25—Food Fair Stores $21,750,000 in debentures and Great A & P
$1,800,000 shares cf stock: $30 million Ohio
Power Co. on March 30.
A
detailed
of;
Edison bends on March 25:
description of the above ccrpc rate financing may be
Now In Registration" Section cf the March 5
obtained from the "Securities
Chronicle and, of course, the extensive
Corporation and Investment News" in
"General
the Monday issues.
and
for
plants
processes,
„
Feb. 26 that Lehman Brothers
capital issue figures indicate that the market
$460 million in the period March 9-April 3.
Thursday issue of the
A.
L.
the
on
and $25 million Ohio
27.,
and
Baxter Laboratories,
announced
Properties—
182, p. 1563.
offerings are expected to raise about $243 million. The bulk of financing,
about one-half, stems from electric, gas and airline utility financing.
Tea
.
mixtures,
vice-President
Inc.—Sells Lithium
Sulphur Co. below.—V.
\
Process—
Peeler,
Atomics,
Texas Gulf
which
March
""
•
liquid
1018.
to absorb about
0
0.30
•
commercialize
separating
petroleum
difficult liquid
used for
now
for
companies
by
American
of
rights
process
the exercise -of outstanding
private sources.
March 23-27
between this company and Ionics, Inc.. of Cambridge,
Ionics
membrane
The
SEC and
1017.
/
Co.,
Resurgent private corporate
0.30
0.30
.-
White. Hattier & Sanford
Woolfolk & Shober—_
also V.
issuance" upon
related; petrochemical
March 16-20
0 30
Biddle
Allison-Williams
.
forthcoming four-week period commencing March 9. according to the
information obtained by the Corporate Financing Department of the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle based on material compiled from
0.30
_
Procter
Yarnall,
p.
Baxter common
March
Watkins & Lombardo,
Inc.
Inc.—- 0.55
for
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
0.30
Sterne.'Agee
Robert L.
189.
Basic
<
(Ohio) and will take over Sohiobs business in these
will continue to d|perate the plant and act as sales
Nitrogen Chemicals, Inc.—V
188. p. 1266.
&'
Parke—
&
Co.
Bonds
0.30
0.55
reserved
grantee under said Plan; and 153,445 shaves are reserved
pursuant to options not yet granted under the -Plan..
ESTIMATED CORPORATE
Schmidt,
—
arc
issuance
—V.
chemicals.
0.48
0.48
0.55
Co
&
206,920
on Feb. 24,
that
Atlas Powder Co.,
0.48
0.48
0.48
Inc.
& Company,
Tovnsend, Dabney and Tyson
ot
year.--
0.48
0.48
0.30
&
Thomas
See
to
and industrial
products. Sohio
agent fur Solar
0.30
Company—
Co.—,.,—0.55
&
Corp.—Registers Employee Plan
corporat'or. on March
Powder Co.—Acquisitionannounced
advisor
Standard Oil Co.
0.48
0.48
Quail & Co.. Inc.—
Simon
Starkweather
level
Corp.—-Private Placement—-The private place¬
representing control of this cor¬
Nitrogen
will acquire
ammonia and
facilities
at
Lima,
Ohio,
of Sohio Chemical
Prescott. Shepard & Co., Inc
■
'
and is engaged
manufacture and sale oi coin-operated automatic
accessories.—V. 189. p. 342.
principal offices in Grand Rapids. Mich.,
covering
options
Solar
0.55
Co
&
Richter
Scherck,
Abbott,
was
agriculture
0.48
0.48
0.55
Stiver
Inc.
'
-
exercise of. options and subto be added to working capital for
upon
are
4 filed a registration statement with the
587,281 shares of'common stock. Of the shares, being
registered, 226,916 shares were issued by the company between Jan. 1,
1958
and Feb.
28. 1959 to optionees upon the exercise of options
under the; Avco Stock Option Plan and are still held by such optionees;
F. Eberstadt & Co., acted as
in connection with its invest¬
ment
in Solar Nitrogen Chemicals, Inc.
The latter corporation was
formed by Atlas Powder Co. and Standard Oil Co.
(Ohlci to make
Co
Saunders,
T.
Atlas
it
financial
Haines & Co
_____
Co..
Gardner.—;—__
its
Manufacturing
Avco
This
SEC
See
Morris & Hirshberg, Inc.__— 0.30
Pierce. Carrison. Wulbern.
&
also forecasts that the hiyh
through the first half of the
poration. was negotiated by William R. Staats &
0.55
0.55
Reinholdt
Sutro
continue
Johnston & Currle___—_ C.33
Mullaney. Wells & Company_ 0.3 J
Incorporated
—
Pierce &
Rauscher,
-
C.
Arnotix
0.55
0.55
__
Colket & Co.____ 0.55
Raffensperger. Hughes & Co..
Steele,
implication
will
,
stock
to
1610.
p.
of
ment of common stock
0.55
Co
&
Fenington.
AMI has
for
Company
______
James J. McNultv & Co.
1
Mead. Miller & Co.____l„_:_:
Miller & George_
Moreland, Brandcnberger,
Parrish
M.
188,
sale
0.48
McCcurtney-Breckcnridge
0-55
Inc,—_____ 0.55
0.55
Murphey Favre,
I.
business
tie
primarily in the
phonographs and
the magament
Edward D. Jones & Cj
0.37
Korn.endi & Co., Inc.—_____ 0.30
LaMaster & ' Co.'i^;
______
0.30
Martin Investment Ccmpanv 0.30
& Co.— 0.55
Inc.,
.—j,
0.55
Bennett
Mason-Hagan,
stockholder
of
.■nquent payments thereunder
general corporate purposes.
continued
contrast
in
true,"
purchase commtn shares.
Proceeds
Jauiiey. Dulles & Battles. Inc. 0.30
0.55 '
/___
Co.
V.
Inc.
_______
— 0.48
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood — 0.48
Rotan, Mosle & Co
0.48
Rowles, Winston & Co. —0.48
Schneider, Bernet &
Hickman, Inc
,
0.48
Scott & Stringfellow———_„ 0.48
Smith, Moore & Co.——
0.48
Walter Stokes & Co._
—0.48
Strader & Company, Inc.—— 0.48 i
Straus, Blosser & McDowell.. 0.48
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Incorporated .
— 0.48
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
—
0.48
Victor, Common, Dann & Co. 0.48
H. C. Wainwright & Co.— 0.48
Willis. Kenny & Ayres, Inc. 0.46
Woodard-Ehvood & Co.—1. 0.48
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer &
Co., Inc
—
0.48
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
0.48
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc
0.48
Blower, Glynn & Co. —
0.30
Caldwell Phillips Co
____ 0.30
Campbell, McCarty & Co.,
Inc.
0.30
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc
0.30
Columbia Investment Co.— 0.30
Davenport & Co
0.30
Fridley & Frederking
0.30
Glnther & Company—
0.30
Hour-old and Company, Inc. 0.30
Co.— 0.70
&
G'o._:
&
Lerchen & Co.—— 0.70
0.70
Walling,
J.
0.70
__
Scranton
Chas.
(o
.
.
__
.
strike.
steel
The
Anneo's
0.48
Inc.
___•
McDonald-Moore «fc Co.—.—
Can McGlone & Co.. Inc.—..
Moroney, Beissner & Co.—__
H. O Peet & Co
—___
Pierce, White & Drummond.
J.
Wm.
sible
0.48
0.48
0.48
0.48
0.48
0.48
Kirkpatrick, Inc.- —_ 0.48
Collin, Norton & Co.—— 0.48
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.— 0.48
Cunningham, Gunn & Carey,
Co.
&
Hirsch
was
*
being registered are reserved
for
granted or to be granted by
stock'option plan"-for certain
key employees. Of t'.:c balance otr6,312 shares 5,506; shares are ,shares
which
were
issued by the company to directors and.. officers upon
options exercised during the fiscal year ended Sept. 27, "1958, and 726
shares are shares issued to them since-that date .upon options .exercised
147,035 of the shares
issuance upon exercise of options
a
<,...««*
rt3 re;c.ricted
additional
An
to increase since the f'r.;tr of the
the first quarter of t958, when the
message explains.
Three
major factors are given credit foi
the curren; M.gli steel
demand—a generally improved economy, much lower s;e?l inventories
than
a
year ago.
and advance buying as protection against a pos¬
is
Thi;
reverse
has
production
"Steel
year.
'
\
with such employment.
the first quarter of this year will be
the last two years, ' accorc log to the
report the; company's 72,00 J owners
in
-
acquires; the AMI property and assets,
it
employment of John W. Haddock, now
AMI President. Of the shares being registered, 9,229 shares are being
r<woWArc< o'k1 r*»serv»d for issuance upon the exercise of a restricted
option which the company expects to grant Mr. Haddock in connection
largest for any quartc-i' in
"Shareholders Digest," a news
receive with their checks.
,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
Incorporated
—_ 0.48
Bingham, Sheldon & Co
0.48
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
...
Bicren & Co.
—
Branch, Cabell & Co.———
Byrd Brothers
_______
Lei W. Carroll & Co._
Chaplin & Company——
Clark, Landstreet &
shipments
steel
Armco's
share of the AMI
are reserved lor
,
event the company
intends to contract for the
company
the
exercise of these options.
upon
the
In
Shipments Best in Two Years—
Almstedt Brothers
_____ 0.48
Anderson & Strudwick.il.___ 0.48
C. 8. Ashmun Company_____ 0.48
Austin, Hart & Parvin
0.48
1.55
1-54
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1-50
1.50
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
issuance
Corp.—New Bond Financing Planned—
Steel
1959.
13,
price per share of 100/52.5 of the price per
Of the shares being registered, 3,777" shares
the
at
stock.
is planning to borrow $75,000,000 in the bond market
through a public offering of debt securities.
Reports in the financial
district said that the investment banking house of Smith,
Barney
& Co.
would manage the marketing ("New York Times." > •
This
UNDERWRITERS —The purchasers named below have severally agreed
to purchase from the company, in the respective percentages set forth
below, such of the shares of offered common stock as are not purchased
through exercise of Rights or under the conditional purchase privilege:
'U
(.r
Drt-xel & Co
V"
entitling
outions
be
Armco
the Securities and Exchange Commission
entered on April 7, 1958, the comoany on Nov. 17, 1958, filed an appli¬
cation pursuant to Section 11(e) of the Public Utility Holding Company
Act of 1935 for approval of a plan for elimination of the preferred
stock, and the matter is pending before that Commission.
•Pursuant to an order of
White,
issue 126,072 shares
The issuance of the
the
for
Inc.
Feb.
on
headed by Hornblcwer & Weeks. The initial public offering price
related to the current market for the shares on the New York
Stock Exchange at the time of the offering. Underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
Products manufactured by the
coinpay are of three basic types,
namely, electronic components and equipment, automobile clocks and
deep pile fabrics. It has outstanding 1,167,044 common shares. The
selling stockholder is George W. Borg, Executive Committee Chairman,
who will continue to own 44,000 shares or 3.8'^ of the stock after the
sale of the 100,000 shares.—V. 109, p. 913.
- ■
will
vV.
*:-;-A
$10,000,000
■
Automatic Canteen proposes to
lutter's property and assets.
stock,
this
AMI
based upon the number of shares of AMI outstanding
In addition, AMI on that date '"had outstanding
the
holders to purchase 7,195 AMI shares which
Automatic Canteen will assume and will allow the optionees to pur¬
chase 5.2.3 shares of its stock for each
10 shares - of AMI common,
Corp.—Registers With SEC
group
27,481 shs.
30,554shs.
A.VV-JS'
r;
on
company
126,072 shares is
5,349,571 shs.
'
(1,000,000 shs
share t
stock (par val. $25 per
♦Noncallable preferred stock, 6#
par value ($25 per share)
Installment promissory notes,
due serially to 1962
Common
America—Registers With
statement with the
Of
corporation on March 3 filed a registration statement with the
SEC' covering 100,000 outstanding shares of its common stock, to be
offered for public sale by the holder thereof through an underwriting
FINANCING
Outstanding
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
SEC
This
follow:
Further details
of
Commission—
Merclj 2 filed a registration
covering 292,42P shares of common stock.
This
to
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
made in our issue of
was
v
-
Securities and Exchange
'
American Natural Gas
Mention
Canteen
Automatic
70,967 shares of class A common stock
(par $1) was made on Feb. 25 by White, Weld & Co. at
$10.62 Vz per share, with a dealer's concession of 45 cents *
per share. The offering has been completed.—V. 188, p.
ondary offering of
V
_
March 5,
1959.
into
the
Volume
189
Number 5827
„
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1127)
business and
substantially all the property and assets of
niElectronics Co., Inc., Bristol,
The
acquisition, .said
tinues
tronics."
~i:ir
,
the
Bendix
The
policy
Jones
P.
Bendix
Ferguson,
C.
Jones;.,
diversification
of
and
President,
expansion
in
elec¬
'/{X?,. ?extensive
*!"
research
the
on
Mack C.
this
*
be
nf
eoloe
sales
and
development
Jones,
organization
will
.tAnnc
t\v»onnf
of
present
of
continued
the
consultant
a
in
other
of
President
under
program
•will
sales
actively
promote ' r
nrAdiinto
Jones
o
products
nd
the
contract
con-
in
now
firm,
contract
formative
will
arrangement.
in
Operations
for Helicopters—
■
development of a new radar'system for use on military heliiccpters in low-flying battlefield operations was announced on March
2
>*$*>fcrby the
')_'vi,'hi,>:;'Tho
.
Utility
and
&•>System
aircraft,
carog
b jvt-f. operations,
.
ar.d
shows
great
be
designed
is
navigating
with
between
installed
for-night
mountains
the
accuracy
in
flying,
and
distance
small
to
'h
weather
of
Navy Instrumentation Program
,-"B.
DuMoiit
Laboratories,
new
a
Inc.
The
The
radar
converter
scan
converter
television-type ."look" at the surface
;i<9, p.' "914. //-• />%/
a
■Of?
f ANIPD
-
used in conjunction with
of
is
E.
;
' f
provides
the
scheduled
the
a
;
Upper Fails,
President.
William
■
announced
iJ
::
Mass.,
Financial
it was
announced
Carroll,
-that
"
Chairman
Robert
Potter
Vice-President,
the
of
and
Co.
its
and
4
by
V '
of The
Blcssman
Public
:
-/.'to.
to.
made
was
.
-
a-
stock,
Co.,
Newton
Robert
be
at
under
par,
on
before
or
Dec.
31,
1978
into
principal amounts
of
1961
before Dec.
to $16
stock.
on
the
board
and
L.
of 'the
or
shares
common
debentures
scaled
31,
from
1978,
$6
on
for each
'%/ v;,'
.
will be
the
share
/V/' .../•;■•
on
Feb.
V.
of.
compared
Dec.
31,
coinmon
of
before.
,
L.
Dabney,
substantial
line
of
of
many
H.
188
Burndy
President/will
lier year.
?
for
variations
26
the
of
the
of
187,
-
'
and
design
fthct
effective
on
3
by
Dec.
series; of
Designed
—
Burndy
level
Inc.,
Corp.—V.
low. cost
tions
to
-
automatic .features
r
bookkeeping
accouiits
of
is
Cerro
.
187,
become
a
year
gain
oja
•
and
-
to
of
bank borrow¬
additional
stock
of
sub¬
in
part
the
cost
of
their
and
construction
of
of
Coppermines Corp. on March 1
material for special stockholder
March 25, 1959 to consider
proposals
acquire all of the assets and
proxy
on
would
of
Cc-rro
5 Va %
business,
Consolidated
Coppermines
stock
coinmon
and
of
of
foregoing
Coppermines
upon
stock
liquidation
common
of
Coppermines
-
»
.
Ceroo
would
be
dis-
each
of
the
.....
securities,
stock
exchange
principal
(convertible until
subordinated debentures
the
in
$26,311,700
outstanding would
be
for
Coppermines,
of
.107126
shares
York
28,
1958)
and
.75%
in
the
Cerro
new
Stock
debentures,
Exchange
valued
at
Tlje new Cerro 5 V2 %
bear
de
until
Dec.
subordinated debentures would be
dated\Jan 1
of Jan. 1, 1979, and be
convertible Into
common stock at a conversion
price of $55 per share
1J68.
They would be redeemable at Cerro's
maturity
Pasco
31.
in
date
1962
option,
at
redemption prices ranging downward from
105 in the years 1962-1968 to 100
during 1977 and 1978, the two year3
preceding their maturity. Sinking fund
payments, designed to retire
75% of the debentures
outstanding on Jan. 1, 1969, will be made in
Ma>' of each year commencing in 1969 .and
continuing through 1978.
completion of the proposed transaction is dependent upon
.
-
said
.
the
,
iurther
action
by the boards of directors 'of the
two companies and
purchase agreement which is
expected to be signed
the, meetings of stockholders. If
the proposals obtain
the
necessary stockholder
authorizations, the closing is expected to
take place
shortly thereafter. Prior to the execution of
the purchase
agreement
neither corporation
will have any
obligation to complete
the transaction.
opera-
billing
a
commencing
machlnege,
bookkeeping
payroll
Pasco
receipt
common
execution
ink
purchase
Following this transaction,
completely liquidated.
snares
Cerro
bookkeeping
authorizing $6,000,000 of
their principal amount..
shortly
and
a
style P612, includes-several new
available only in larger, more expensive
1019r
p.
the
net
Consolidated
liabilities,
Cerro
new
upon
Oct.
on
/
.1539.
p.
"
electric
receivable
189,
months
$152,000
plus $14.00 principal amount of Cerro
debentures.
This amounts to an aggregate
purchase price of $35,082,325,
payable
25% in Cerro common
stock, valued at $43.5625 per share
(the mean
between the high and lew
prices on the New
$24,000,000
to
the
..exchangeable,
machine,,
new
formerly
machines.—V.
three
a
.
.
Bern
Market—
on
over the last four years.
streamline dozens of pen and
ranging, from
report writing, the
.
eight
479.
19681.
1.679,402
May
developed by the firm
/
like
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
and
issuance
shares
of
31,
Based
1, 1959.
On
should 'nllcl approxi¬
Buggie,
assume
201,333
solved and
;
.
II,
announced
amount
new
.
the
propose
finance
"
of
.
March
on
to
by which Cerro de
concents
Ken.T.VBement; Burroughs Division General Sales Manager,
bookkeeping device/ rleased for sale or lease in February is
a
in
p.
its
and
meetings of the- two companies
.'
tri-axial
consist
funds
corporation
"jointly
of
in
outstanding,
$1,501
order
an
Cerro .de Pasco
-
for
the
latest
of
corporation
the
use
This
desk-model bookkeeping machine
designed to handle
bookkeeping tasks has been placed on the market by
this corporation to put
highly automatic mechanized accounting within
reach of small-business.
;
-
variety
a
earnings
/programs, and the balance of the proceeds of its
borrowings will be
used/ by the parent for general corporate
purposes.—V. 189, p. 915.
market
-
Burroughs Corp.—New Product
A compact
,
>
with
The SEC has issued
1959,
•
.
sidiaries, as. follows: Central Power &
Light Co.,
$3,200,000;
/Southwestern Electric Fewer Co., $2,000,000. The
subsidiaries
1892.
p.
electronics
basic
announced
H.
three
of
/to
-
become
of
the
The latest quarter's earnings included
ings by this
.
John F.
Jones, President
Vice-President and director
:
in
Central
&
South
Westc Corp. -—System
Financing
Cleared by Securities and
Exchange Commission—
H.
basis of recent
Buggie sales, the acquisition
mately $3,500,000 in sales to Burndy's current sales
:
■
acquire
connectors
them
$15,553,070
company has recently called for
redemption on March. 1, last,
its outstanding first lien and
collateral 5%
bonds, due March
1, 1963 (as extended) at 105%. Payment will be
made at the First
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 177, p.- 410.
employees,
disconnects, printed
6,000 .items,
trust
.
The
Vice-President
now
Treasurer.—V.
to
the
from
trustee under
»
Francis
contracted
borrowers
as
Central Pennsylvania Gas Co.—To
Redeem Bonds—
,
-all
S.
Johnson, Vice-President of United
Manager of Sikorsky Aircraft
Division,
formerly Controller of The Bullard Co., as
has
were
.disposal of fixed assets.—V. 139,
Lee
as
to
act
may
.
;'
announced
the
at
company,
before
or
and
available
which
the Association.
by
_
its
General
Smith,
This corporation
some
convertible
full
Sales
^Burndy Corp., Norwalk, Conn.—-Proposed Acquisition
'
conditions,
y:
'. / v;
of
807,
p.
insurance
company
months ended Jan. 31, 1959, as
against $13,314,6b7 in the first fiscal
quarter a year ago, Henry W.
Collins, President, reported on March 3.
Net earnings after taxes were
$666,354, equal after preferred divi¬
dends to 58 cents a share on 1,028,651 common shares
Elected—
Board,
/originated by. the Buggie company.
/
It is planned that /the acquisition
./ /..
Unless-called by prior redemption, the debentures
ytf
189,
a
;
Ben-
renew
lines
elected
was
certain
.
Mr.
not
a
-high quality- line of miniature
connectors, rack and panel connectors, co-axtal
connectors, anc) radar pulse cable assemblies.
These
Inc.—Securities ^Offered—
redeemable
would
circuit
was
interest,
it
manufactures
-
accrued
1959,
currently manufactured-and sold by its Gmaton Division.
H. H. Buggie, Ino.,
an'established company with- ab nu 250
/
Co.,
of
The -debentures will
late
(2)
Celotex Corp.—Reports Gains in
Earnings—
„
the
plant
automatics
at
Delisted—
Treasurer
Ch.airman
Corp.,
Paul
already
Potter,
Gamewell
.
•
plus
that
automatic
of
Buggie, Inc., of
/ Toledo, Ohio, for .65,000 shares of
Burndy stock and $1,125,000 in cash.
Burndy, leading manufacturer of electrical
connectors, thus broadens
an
priced at $500, plus accrued interest
on the debentures from
Dec. 31, 1958. The
offering was
quickly completed.
'
for
other
and
and
be
Bensinger, President.
Brunswick
below.—V.
Bullard Co.,
underwriting group jointly
managed by S. D. Fuller. & Co. .and Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Frjedrichs & Co..: Each unit, . consisting of
$500. principal amount of debentures and 50 shares of
common
Corp.
March 3 by an
on
Brunswick
will
/
succeeds
$1,200,000 principal amount of 5%
subordinated convertible debentures, due Dec.
31, 1978,
and 120,000 shares of common stock (par $1) in units
/.-■/
.
offering
Gas,
/;••',
Co.—New
to
of
Dibner,
Hydratane
of
Corp.—Stock
and Secretary of The
»>•
%
plant
completion
scheduled
January
Treasurer, Mr. Smith
representing
Eagle Signal Corp.
Mr. Leonard Spahgenberg
Vice-President of The Gamewell Co.—-V. 187,
p. 1539.
,"v
in
?
subsidiaries, Rockwood Sprinkler
■■■.Mi" i Co.,- end
.
Board
of
B. E.
;.
/
George T. Pfifcr, President and
of E. W. Bliss Co. were elected
respectively,
directors of The Gamewell
■
March
on
Vv
J.
tentatively
with
•_
company has purchased for cash 109,400 shares,
30%-of the outstanding common stock of The Gamewell
hci-
by
with
production
Supermarkets
Bullard,
Aircraft
-
■4;#:
4
Spring
Mich.,
'//■
This
•if/RO'
C.
-and
(E/"W.) Bliss Co.—Buys Gamewell Stock—
5JV:
?v
manufacture
March
on
gridded
pilot
ground-on
Muskegon,
Otis
.
election
to
developed by Allen
screen.—V."
■id
Sunrise
Bullard
?
Army.-..,
r
i'sh'.
'
;
thre
2243.
p.
any
fcifitjyieiTain obstacle, and also can be used for groundmapping purposes.
*Berifiix-Pacifie is working on the radar project with Bell
Helicopter
Corp. under Office of Naval Research authorization, and the
fSrZT'
is
making fire
deeds securing loans made
The
canyons.
ground
in
Pin-
.
See
liaison,
bad
in
the
"
V
site
Buffalo-Eclipse
corporation's Pacific Diyision,
electronic "eye,"- which also can
the
this
First
announced
-
New
'i
The
.
lor
begin
Fall.
with
present
Elevator Co. for the production of
automatic
pinsetters beyond the end of 1959 since it
planned to undertake the
manufacture of: pinsetters .itself by I960.
Otis has been manufactur¬
ing pinsetters for Brunswick since
they were first introduced com; mercially in the Spring of 1956.
Otis will continue
production at its
Yonkers, N. Y. plant until Brunswick's new
Muskegon plant is built
and operating.—V.
189, p. 342.
stages.
collaborate
location.-
present
Radar Developed
items
Bristol
Brunswick
«rttt_
and
its
announced
will
for
Build
.Association
to
company
was
the
Muskegon
singer said.
its
and
this
.scheduled
..
centrate
V*
national
development- facilities
ori/1
development
-
'Jn.y'.
and
rlnirolnnmnvif
further
-
Bendix'
by
Construction
Co.- -To
"
addition
pinsetters, it
:
1
said
Plant-^
major
built
.
'
Fergu.-on
A
...
produces test equipment for moni.ori ;g
coaxial
transmission lines/1 The equipment is used in both commercial
and military applications.. Jones' customers are radio
and TV stations
and
networks,
the
Armed
Forces'- missile
programs
and
researcn
Mr.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
;
'setter
"con¬
company
laboratories.
•'*" *
M.
Conn.
Malcolm
of
a
before
,
,
:
'
PROCEEDS—Netproceeds^ from the financing
.
will
be
used
by
the
(A. M.) f Byers
company for the retirement of short-term bank notes, and the balance
of the proceeds will be added 'to the
cash (funds of the company
to be
available for general corporate
.purposes, j ..
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BUSINESS—Corporation
is
in
engaged
the
sale
and
liquefied petroleum propane and butane in the States
Mississippi.
Approximately 40,350 gas customers are
in 48 parishes
of Louisiana
and 22
counties
in
distribution
of
The
will
of
has
at
retail
Files Exchange Plan With SEC—
Contract—
in Lee County, Fla.,
iron pipe in corrosive water and sewage
4--D')vrought
A.
announced.—V.
Cain,
189,
Byers
Southeastern
Division
EARNINGS--For
v'
t'.' .-net sales of
V
net
income
the
the
fiscal
its
and
company
$223,390, equal
was
CAPITALIZATION
ended
year
to
GIVING
June
subsidiaries
EFFECT
TO
bonds:
First
series,
payable
instalments
to
1967
of
in
semi-annual
$17,500
—_
from
fi*
to
•
-
1968
$10,000
from
.1
currently
the
.
Short-term
":
--'Common
notes
stock
$297,500
200.000
i
1,200,000
to
JAfter 3-for-l
split effected in December,
shares held in treasury.
\
the
1958,
.
23,385
Standard
Life
.6%
gage
serially
Insurance
bonds,
each
On
v
from
-'20
Jan.
on
Co.,
and
Dec.
15,
its first'
the
1958,
issued
amount
of
mortgage 6%
.$10,000,
Net
the
underwriter.
and exclusion
of
711
4'
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
of
units
stock
mon
of- 5%
which
names
June
are
'
•-
has
•
-
15
and
its
first
several
agreed
,-
,
to
169,
'.
43.
p.
<te
proceeds
Canadian
Orders
been
Blue
Bon
See
Co
Everett
H.
previous
increase.
increase
•
.
•
Co.
Mutual
Lane,
sales
increase of
•
p.
and
placed
the
for
from
of
the
'
The
of
million.—V.
1958
were
gain
group
of
life
il.5%,
bringing
189,
150
1,200
share,
with
sale
will be
Merger—,/
,
to discharge
used
189,
p.
diesel
units,
by. Canadian
costing
<
Diesel
on'Feb. ,26
$84,701,000,
life
insurance
insurance
insurance
in
announced
National
$25,000,000,
have
Locomotive
Motors
and
Diesel
Works
26
will
hump
Rys.
Ltd., London,
50
switcher
road
switchers
.
EARNINGS FOR
FIRST
operating
188,
figures
p.
;
of
of
1,000
not
include
This
units
an
increase
of
14.6%
life
over
sales were $47,559,000, an
sales, $13,592,000, a 22.5%
force
was
$42,857,000,
an
the
total
life
insurance
in
force
to
415
1,750
horsepower
and
,
.
1959
1958
60,422,000
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
The offering has been completed.—V.
187, p. 1997.
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THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE (Reg. U.
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week
S.
$4,746,000
_—,
provisii
n
for
fixed
on
P'eb.
27
issued
to
100.000
shares
the
(1)
it also
an
used
an
accordion.
complements Tube
in
said.—V,
are
offered.
may
Accord¬
(36,926
so
common
Installed
The
in
a
pipeline,
by thermal expansion
the
189,
p.
offsets
and
loops
of
established
line
of
welding
piping
conventional
layouts,
704.
in
February Up 24%—
March 5 reported that sales of new
shares in February
$4,127,000, the largest sales volume for any month in
its
totaled
on
history.
The
previous
record
month
was
sales amounted to $3,779,000.
February total
month, January 1959.
$7,446,000,
more
was
Sales
than
two
24%
for
greater
the
times
first
ago.—V.
189,
p.
the
807.
than
two
sales
June,
sales
ih
months
in
the
1955
previous
1959 totaled
of
same
'
when
the
period
a
'
Chicago Aerial Industries Inc., Melrose i*ark, 111.—
'. Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
$5,737,000
filed
a
registration
statement with
William
subject
R.
of
Staats
this
&
Co.
offering
for
80,000
shares are to be offered for
public sale for the account of the
company and 80,000 for the account of certain stockholders. The
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amend¬
ment,
Blyth & Co., Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
the
are
$20,000
The
by-
expects
insurance
to operate,
agency
either directly or through a
which will assist the Association
Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers,
is engaged in the development, design and
production
electro-mechanical and optical apparatus.
proceeds of its stock sale will be added to the
company's
general funds for working capital purposes.
Some $1,000,000 of such
amount will be used immediately for reduction of
current bank borrow¬
ings, which were incurred to supplement
working capital, but it is
anticipated that the company will require additional bank
borrowings
from Ume to time in the future.
'
The company
now has
of
.
■
'
•
company
electronic,
The
net
outstanding 444,000 common shares.
The
selling stockholders, who hold in the
aggregate
blocks are being offered
by A. Allen M.
L-oeb, Board Chairman (26,000 shares);
Virginia L. Lepman (12,000);
Elizabeth L. Lepman (12,000); Jane L. Silberman
(12,000); and Fred
prospectus
in
owned
1980 North Hawthorne
Avenue, MelPark, 111.; or. Feb. 27 filed a registration statement
with the SEC
covering 160,000 shares of its $2 par common stock.
Of this stock,
rose
286,900
-
•'
v
T.
lists
Sonne,
Loeb.
block of
The
largest
President
respectively,
M,
eight
shares.
are
each
stock
(8,000). Blocks of 6,000, 2,000 and 2,000
shares,
being sold by Albert H. Loeb, Henry S. Loeb, and
Alyn
continue to hold a substantial
selling stockholder will
after
this
sale.
Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 8. La Salle
Street. Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
in United States, U, S.
Subscriptions
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada $68.00
per vear
Other Countries, $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.
also
selling stockholders
caused
Turns'
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Sales
year
charges.-—
Kofman, who is listed as the owner of 339,380 shares (93% ).
The company also, expects to purchase the guarantee stock of one or
more
other associations if it can arrange satisfactory terms for such
subsidiary,
(which
This corporation with offices at
were
and
of
'
Mr.
purchase;
bellows
they absorb the strains
line
new
60,078,000
was organized in December, 1958, by William R. Staats,
Co. and Abraham Kofman, its President, for the purpose of acquir¬
ing all the outstanding guarantee stock of Surety Savings and Loan
Association, of San Jose; and it now owns all such stock. Of its 365,000
outstanding shares.of stock, 355,000 have been issued and sold to the
holders of guarantee stock of the Association on
the basis of 1771,/2
shares of the company's stock for each share of the Association; and
The
sale
146,185 shares
Seiler, Division President.
a
complete line of stainless steel bellows
corrugations or convolutions that "give" or
having
The
'
&
cash.
the
securities
any
they
for
j
-21-year
two
YEAR
The company
shares
of
share¬
since
offer
the
as
debentures
statement),
"underwriters"
the
Seiler said,
contraction,
This Fund
covering 106,000 outstanding shares of its capital stock, to be
for public sale by the holders thereof through an underwriting
by William R._ Staats & Co. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
10,000
the
publicly
well
prospectus
these
and
introduced
like
./.
of
1923."
corporation
of
as
of
Nathanson
company
fittings
$55,676,000 $54,341,000
any
conversion
may
and
joints
horsepower.
,
MONTH OF
—.
deficit————
do
The
corporation's Tube Turns Division has
entered the
field
of
components for industrial
piping systems, it was announced
March 2 by John G.
on
he
Qnt.,v will bulla 38 road switchers
hersepefwer, 24 road switchers
horsepower yard switchers.
:
that
debentures.
dissolved
and
be
...
.
supply
yard
Pasco
and
The
group headed
total
be
to
stock.
The
just
•
that
to
on
is
and
the view of SEC, certain
relationship to Coppermines
registration
Mr.
Units—
California Financial Corp., San Jose, Calif.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Up—
the
deemed
The
SEC
Co.—Sales
in
expansion
140
cie
25, 1959, will
Corp. in exchange
flexible
807,
almost
control
a
Cerro
March
subordinated
Chemetron Corp.—Division
Adds to Product Line—
'
portion of
a
which
National Rys.—Orders
140
horsepower
Net
V.
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 37,500 shares of common stock (par
$3) was made on March 2 by Dean Witter & Co. at $50
per
stock
5%%
$4,825,800 of debentures); Edper
Investments, Ltd. (10,788
$1,509,800 of debentures); D. T. M.
Corporation
(7,370
shares and $903,000 of
debentures); and Allan Bronfman (5,356 shares
and $700,000 of debentures).—V.
189, p. 479.
-
r
100
703.
p.
the
Month of January—.
Operating revenues—..—i.„x
Expenses, taxes and rents—^
800
1018
p.
-
offered
President,
and
be
in
on
Coppermines
and
ingly, Cerro de Pasco seeks to
register the securities in question.
principal selling stockholders are Paul L.
essen-
shares
1,200
com¬
1018.
Insurance
Ordinary life
year.
24.9%
Life
189,
of
stock
of
issuable
included
C.
General
the
Suspension Extended—
below.—V.
stock
Co.—Registers With SEC—
,
x
Jacobs
L.
insurance
the
189,
of
or
for
Montreal
each
1,350
A_.
Corp.—Proposed
below.—V.
Ami Co.—Stock
F.
Boston
:
Co.
of
delivery of the units is completed late this year, the only
part
N.
System not fully dieselizel will be the area between
Elmonton*and the Lakehead,.
'
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Diamond
Flmtkote
Evasion
When
of
These
See
or
is
Consolidated
they
part of the securities they
receive,
all
which
in
advised
of
1933.
and
have
violation
a
expenditures at $12,000,000.—V.
.
Units
Fuller
of
and
purchase
'
M.
„
"breathe"
mort¬
.
debentures
D. Fuller .&"Co.-._—;.—2
Howard/Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
Sears & Co._^
—V.
tion
:
Draper,
Ernest
15
underwriters
S.
»
Dec.
filed
company's short-term bank loans,
1,800
convertible
severally
follows:
as
1
■
.,
.
of
•
the
subordinated
each
•"
company,
of
of
of
common
further indicates that
holders
are
or
securities.
Jefferson
borrowed
year commencing cn June" 15,
...
20
from
Insurance
bonds
Act
in
that
been
presently total $8,500,000.
The borrowed funds have been used for interim
financing of property
additions and improvements. The
company estimates its 1959 eonstruc-
.
$350,000
therefor
maturing serially on
1959.
•
Securities
States
.
an
additional $200,000
Co., Evidenced by the issue of
(second series), each in a principal
company
Life
United
have
registration statement with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares' of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at competitive
bidding.
/
in
Jefferson Standard
of
of its
California Electric Power
and
15
evaluation
an
This company on Feb. 27
*
.t
principal amount of $17,500,
maturing
July 15 of each year. As of Dec. 29, 1958,
$297,500 aggregate principal amount of said bonds remains
outstanding,
•'
the
,
''
5539,289 shs.
,
borrowed
company
the
recently
assets
its
shareholders
shares
.
the
to
v
.
1957,
of
in
Limited
of
Coppermines,
which
liquidated, will receive the said debentures
;
•'
1,200,000
23,385
*2,500,000 shs.
against the exercise of warrants to l:e sold
.fin January,
distributed
requirement
Oils
&
the
shares
The
•
200,000 shares reserved for issuance upon conversion of
the debentures at the initial conversion
price and 30,000 shares reserved
/
indicating
Mines
registration statement with
subordinated debentures, due
of its common
According to the prospectus, the corporation
for
requirement, which is applicable to securities of foreign as well as
domestic companies offered for
public sale in the United States, deprivtes U. S. investors "of the financial and other information about the
-
'Includes
-
Cable
being
are
registration
tian
200,006
—
value
par
of
a
and 61,522 shares
v
acquire all
Exchange
issuing company which registration would provide
payable.
($1
-
and
such
1959
-
securities
•
$350,000
——
of
5% subordinated convertible debentures,
.;■? due Dec. 31, 1978_L__d^„^—■;
/
the
Outstanding
1957
*
'
FINANCING
Second series/payable in semi-annual
instalments
Securities
Commission on Feb. 27 added
this
company-to its Canadian Restricted List, which now comprises the
names of 209 Canadian
companies. \
This action was taken as the result of
information
while
%■• ••%
,;
.
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,
PRESENT
The
.
.
share.
Authorized
-
consolidated
$3,972,853,
common
.
•'
1958,
were
54 cents per
v
tFirst mortgage 6%
30,
.
filed
5!2%
19C8),
stock.
•
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;
on March 4
covering $8,040,200 of
(coveuible until Dec. 31,
SEC
1979
.
Cable Mines & Oils Ltd.—On Restricted List—
-
This corporation
.
the
;
"
Manager,
599.
p.
■
-
$4.7,50,O0C^jSunland Training Center
48-tons of
applications,- J.
Louisiana and
served
Mississippi.
new
use
line
Co.—New
25
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The Commercial and
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
...
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4
of
Production
cars
1959,
with the month
passenger
February,
1958
4,475
2,135
Dodge
De
Soto
26,180
7,619
42,310
4,474
3,649
——
Chrysler
Imperial
———
Total
cars..
passenger
trucks
Dodge
0,453
3,370
4,181
1,158
,——
—
189,
V.
figures
1953,
'February,
are
"We
Liese said, has spudded a
Florida Keys and the other four wells, all deep
corporation on Feb. 26
block
announced that it has acquired a
Limited.
As
to
the
as
soon
....
off the ground, the company also expects
geophysical or electro magnetic program on
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Conversion of Preferred—
/
its
of
all
1959
the
1959
21,
Jan.
On
called for redemption cn Feb. 20,
second preferred stock,
stock through Feb. 16, 1959.
of the second preferred stock exercised
company
of outstanding
chares
180,074
convertible
were
into
common
Holders of approximately 99.8(*
their conversion privilege.
Pursuant
exchange
Sachs
to
standby
a
Lehman
and
Co.
&■
with
agreement
Brothers,
on
the company, Goldman,
behalf of themselves and
the conversion period
investment bankers, offered during
other
certain
to an
189, p. 915.
1958.—V.
31,
Jan.
to foreign and
$550,000 each.
for corporate use, with custom Interiors, they will be
for about $650,000.—V. 189, p. .1020.
available
six-month period ending
$80,914 loss for the similar period ending
31, 1959, compared
Jan.
the Eastern townships of Quebec.
The management of Cleveland
recently announced they had con¬
cluded an option
and underwriting contract with Mareluncnt apd
Dixon of Toronto, which is expected to add considerably to the already
comfortable treasury position and will more than take care of the
-
.
Par¬
well'drilled' to 3,700 feet in the Cul de Sac basin of Haiti has been
abandoned, Mr. Liese said.
Stockholders authorized officers and directors to investigate the ad¬
a stock
/
Fully modified
which
visability of listing Commonwealth shares on
Net income amounted to $203,445 for the
executive model.
an
The Ayer firm plans to offer their latest acquisition
domestic airlines
in their present configuration for
the
tests, will be scattered
the Rollover Field
feet a day, nearly
Commonwealth President
the
-
440s
for conversion into
leases, he said.
15,000 foot test m
L'a>
■
is
snow
ground
a
lines,
the
of
capacity
'
11
.
six pointed out that the sale of
surplus disposal program.
Mr. Ayer who valued his company's recent purchase at over $1,500,000 said that he has already found
a buyer for
one of the planes.
According to Mr. Ayer, the plane will be sold to a leading corporation
1
.;/
commence
Mr.
maximum
the
Lake Erie field, aggregating approximately 44,000
acres,
located about 10 miles south of Pointe aux Pins.
The companv exoects to commence exploration work on this acreage,
as soon as weather permits. All field work will be under the supervision
of Messrs. J. J. Rankin and R. L. Segsworth of Ranworth Explorations
the
in
leases
Co.,
.
*
-
making the announcement, Mr.
now completes Continental's
In
the
ish, La., and has 1,500 acres of leases in the vicinity.
The company's offshore gas gathering system in
of Louisiana is currently delivering 145,000.000 cubic
Expands—
of
bought two Douglas DC-6BS.
lt
^
through the Commonwealth holdings around the State.
He said the company is currently logging a well in Beauregard
Canada—
Que.,
Montreal,
Corp.,
Copper
Cleveland
This
Oil
•
.
,
,
.
State of Florida since 1954.
•
know of five wells to be drilled on our
the
Gulf
307.
p.
Credit Co.
intensive for drilling
promises to be the most
said that 1959
Mr. Liese
in
to a total of 35
This brings
firm
Activity Increased
Florida leases
s annual
meeting of stockholders.
9,087
92,630
111,315
subject, to change.
46,784
preliminary and
March 3 contracted to purchase
Air Lines, Inc. < "
airliners the world-wide aircraft dealing
has bought in
the past six months, and abds another type of
commercial plane to the company's resale and lease program.
The transaction, jointly announced by Robert Six, President of Con¬
tinental, and Frederick B. Ayer, is the second such transaction made
by the two corporate heads recently.
Last November the aircraft firm
• of
surplus airliners, on
Convair 440s from Continental
selling
three
„
Commonwealth Oil Co.—Drilling
■
Associates, Inc., already dominant in the buying
Frederick B. Ayer &
and
Increased drilling activity on this company's extensive
was announced by G. Burton Liese,
President, at the company
102,228
77,641
14,989
33,799
Total
-
8,068
10,135
3,748
-V.
-
Vice-President of Commercial
is
Charles
65,726
15,973
7,040
10,462
3,027
36,793
18,897
27,142
7,457
Plymouth
8,464
Institute and
Forest School.
T. Crossfield
189, p. 344.
-
Peabody
Garrison
*1959—2 MOS.—1958
*1959—Month—1958
Goucher
of
Ovevseers
was:
Period End. Feb. 28-
Savings
Provident
and
Inc.—Sells Three Airliners—
Continental Air Lines,
is a member
Manufacturing Co.,
Trust Co.
Bank. He is also a member of the Board of
College, of tne Advisory Committee of
he
a member of the Board of Trustees of tne
executive, commitfee of the American Gas Association. He
of
the
board
of directors of Black & Decker
Edis'm Electric Institute, Maryland Casualty Co., Maryland
Car Output Lower—
Plymouht, Dodge, De Soto, Chrysler and Imperial
and Dodge Trucks, U. S. only for the month of
and for the first two months of 1959, compared
of February, a year ago and the first two months ot
Chrysler Corp.—February
any
second preferred stock tendered to them and to
such second preferred stock into common stock.—V. 189, p. 704.
purchase
to
convert
holdings in
its
i
States Gas Producing
Coastal
Co.—Expansion—
Jr.,
dedicating
signed
been
have
Contracts
the line
to
reserves
gas
in
quantities sufficient to meet the plant's requirements.
The 60-mile line will be an extension of Coastal States' new South
Texas Gas Gatnering System and construction is expected to start dur¬
ing the first half of 1959.
The line will be ready to commence de¬
liveries when the plant goes onto operation some time early in 1960.
'lire uncompressed capacity of the line will be in excess of 20,000,000
cubic feet of gas daily. ,,
The Cooperative
is advancing approximately 8850,000 toward the
cost of the line,
After this cost has been recovered, in about six years
according
property
"In
to the planned delivery schedule, the line becomes the
of Coasial States.
meantime," saicl Mr. Wyatt, "Coasial States will be
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—Stock
re¬
profit and have an opportunity to
develop the sizable gas ) eserves that appear to exist in the region."- •
V.
189,
Reclassify Stock—
Collins Radio Co.—To
The
class
A
a
special meeting of stockholders
of reclassifying the company's
(non-voting) common stock into a
stock in which all shares have equal voting
authorized
have
directors
held
be
to
the
Subscriptions-r-
class
and
Coppcrmines Corp.
Consolidated
B
—
continue
voting
|
United
The
Marine Corps has placed an order totaling over
Collins Radio Co. for AN./TRC-75 Single Sideband
Systems and auxiliary equipment, James G. Flynn, Jr.,
Vice
President, Sales, announced
deliveries
First
the
on
AN/MRC-83, arc scheduled to begin in April and to be
during the first part of 1960.
a high power single sideband radio system tuned
automatically over its frequency range with the operator selecting
the desired frequency on
a counter-type dial.
Frequency stability is
one part
in a million per month.
It is expected
the AN/TRC-75's will be utilized for Marine Corps
tactical field operations including radio teletypewriter service.—V, 188,
Boston Corp.,
116.25%. For
Canada and
has 425
Co.
the Willis ton
in
Corp.—New Director Elected—
Petroleum
Cosden
independent
Hawa,
H.
William
Montana.
and
Dakota
interests
have
also
firms
North
of New York, Inc.—Rights
by Morgan Stanley & Co., and The First
and sold for group account on Feb. 16 at
additional details, see V. 189, p. 600.
March 5.
which will be jeep mounted and
on
AN/TRC-75,
primarily from
oil
•
Fuel
&
Basin In North Dakota and Wyoming.
in oil leases on extensive acreage in
* • .
'
Western Oil <te Fuel Co. in 1955 took over the interests of Direct
Service with a similar exchange of stock.—V.
187, p. 2548.
The
principal amount were subscribed for through the
exercise of rights and the remaining $1,358,400 principal
amount was taken up by an investment group headed
States
with
Communication
Co.
their brand names, and will also
established marketing and man¬
own
crude
refines
unit
Oil
ducing ■ wells
Offering Completed—Of the $59,609,500 4% convertible
debentures offered to holders of common stock, $58,251,-
Receives Large Contract From U. S. Marine Corps—
$8,393,000
Edison
Consolidated
approxi¬
employes and markets petroleum
products through approximately 300 service stations in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Canada under the brand
names
of
"Direct Service", "Mileage" and "Zephyr".
It operates a
lubricating
oil blending plant in Minneapolis, marine terminals
at
Minneapolis and Winona, Minn., and bulk product plants at Minne¬
apolis, St. Paul, Bemidji and Thief River Falls, Minn.
I.i addition, it
has an interest In a marine terminal at Chicago, 111.
.
,
Both International and Western have substantial interests in pro¬
Western
above.—V. 188, p. 1924.
Pasco Corp.
their
under
North Dakota.
100
stock,
Cerro de
Wrenshall
/the
quired—To Be Liquidated and Dissolved—
See
operate
to
retain
and
management
present
Assets to Be Ac¬
single class of common
privileges.
At present, the company has authorized 1,500,000 and has outstand¬
ing 735,555 shares of class A voting stock. Class B non-voting shares
authorized total 1,750,000 with 768,812 outstanding.
The company's
4% convertible preferred stock and 5'/a
convertible subordinated de¬
bentures
which
are
presently
convertible into
non-voting class B
shares, will, if (he recapitalization is approved, be convertible into
share,
each
for
plan.
ufacturing practices and policies, the statement said.
1
V
The
refining company has 150 employes and operates a modern
15,000
barrel-per-day refinery at Wrenshall. Minn., about 15 miles
southwest of the Lake Superior port of Duluth.
Completed in 1953.
for the purpose
March 31
on
(voting)
receive
will
stock
of a share of Continental stock, upon distribution under
Holders of Western common stock will receive lor each
share, approximately 0.424 of a share of Continental stock, and holders
of Western preferred stock will receive for each share, approximately
1.23 shares of Continental stock upon distribution under the plan.
The plan is subject to the approval ol shareowners of Western and
International.
Both companies will continue to. operate under their
mately 0.077
Co., Putnam & Co., Chas. W. Scranton & Co. and Estabrook & Co. purchased the 16,330 unsubscribed shares
and reoffered them publicly at $23.87 Vi per share; ex
dividend. See also V. 189, p. 807.
1019.
p.
International
of
holders
shares of additional common stock offered
to stockholders and certain employees of the company
and of its subsidiaries, 719,373 shares were subscribed for
through the exercise of rights (including 52,590 shares
subscribed for by the several underwriters through the
exercise of rights purchased by them) and 26,862 shares
were subscribed for by employees, at $22.50 per share.
The several underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley &
operating
continuing
a
According to the statement, under the proposal to purchase the
assets of International Refineries, Inc. and Western Oil & Fuel Co.,
Of the 762,565
sole
the
ceiving
by L. F. McCullum, President of Continental and
Baskerville, Sr., President of the two-Minneapolis firms.
jointly on March 2
(C. G.) Conn, Ltd. — Private Placement — The recent
private placement of $2,000,000 of promissory notes was
made through Albert McGann Securities Co., Inc. See
V. 180, p. 915.
Inc.
tive,
Spokane, wash. investment company, filed with the SEC an
on Feb. 26,
1959, to its registration statement covering
additional 226,839 shares of its capital stock.—V, 186, p. 316.
Henry M.
Chairman of the Board and President, has
announced the completion of arrangements for the construction of a
gathering line which will supply gas to a new steam generating plant
being built in Pearsall County, Texas, by the Medina Electric Coopera¬
Wyp.tt,
S.
plan under which Western Oil & Fuel Co. and International Re¬
fineries, Inc. both Of Minneapolis, Minn., would transfer their assets
for shares of Continental Oil Co. of Houston, Texas,
was announced
A
mendment
an
Acquisition—
Continental Oil Co.—Proposed
Commission-
Tiiis
proposed development programs.
Oscar
Inc.—Registers With
Composite Bond & Stock Fund,
Securities and Exchange
from
oil producer
Corpus
Christi,
elected to the board of directors to fill the vacancy
created by the recent death of Leo M. O'Ncil.
.
' v
Enaaged since 194G in the exploration, development and production
of oil, gas and other minerals, Mr. Hawn is currently active in the
oil business as a partner in Hawa Brothers.. He formerly served as
Secretary-Treasurer and as President of' Prett-Hewitt Oil Corp., which
was acquired
by Cosden in December.—V. 189, p. 44.
has
Texas,
been
designated
completed
The
AN/TRC-75 is
851.
p.
Colorado Water & Power Co., Denver, Colo.
With Securities
The
company
and Exchange
Feb.
on
filed
25
—
Files
Commission—
of debentures and one share of stock at $205 per unit.
The proceeds are
Columbia
No underwriting
to be used for working capital.
Broadcasting
corporation
station,
will
Division
Systems
189,
1020.
p.
System,
Inc.
TV
Station
UHF
television
—
terminate
operation
its
of
(UHF Channel 18), Milwaukee, Wis., March 31, 1959;
April 1, the CBS Television Network is affiliating with
WITI-TV I.VHF Channel 6), Milwaukee, it was announced on Feb. 27
by Frank Stanton, President.
WITI-TV is owned and operated
by
WXIX
Storer
Broadcasting Co.
In making the announcement Dr.
Stanton stated,
"The
decision
to
operations of WXIX after more than four years of CBS owner¬
was made reluctantly and only alter the most exhaustive efforts
compete successfully against the superior physical performance of
cease
been any
have
during
the
and
year,
been
from
the
list
have
to
offer
and
sell
stock
not
ance
with
list
The
of Nealon Mines stock in the United States
established procedures for deletion of
complied with, including undertakings
offers or sales
past
the
names
the Securities
now
States without prior compli¬
requirement.
of 208 Canadian companies.
the United
in
comprises the
the
affiliating
"By
in
stations
VHF
three
with
Milwaukee.
WITI-TV,
the
Television
CBS
will
Network
make its program schedule available to more families in the Milwaukee
area
and
increase its
network coverage
of southeastern Wisconsin.
It is estimated that 648,000 television homes are served by WITI-TV,
whereas
WXIX
258,000
reaches
converted
are
approximately 341,000 homes,
188, p. 2740.
which
of
only
to UHF."—7.
Coal
Consolidation
This
March
Plan
names
3,
be
Consumer
acquired
pursuant
This
of
company
basis
April
of
March 5
approved
rights to expire
received
up
to
used
for
financing
11
an
offering of 1,799,057 shares
to be offered to common stockholders on
share for each 15 shares held on or about
new
April 20.
on
(EST)
a.m.
Bids
expected
are
to
be
April 1.
The net proceeds will
portion of the system's 1959 con¬
struction
program.
A
registration
statement
is
being filed
with
the SEC—V.
189, p. 915.
be
the
Corp., Providence, R.
Acceptance
L.
Grimes,
Chairman, oil March 3 announced the member¬
directors has been increased from 16 to 19 and
ship of the board of
that
Howard
have
been
Howard
and
is
mittee
a
directors
member
He
is
of
also
of
those
is
the
vacancies.
President
board
of
of
Conference.
of
directors
is
He
member
Wolfe
President
a
National
Casualty Co., the
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
and
member
of
is
the
of
the
the
of
Board
member
operation of
a
I.—Files
Bank,
the
Maryland
Co.
National
and
member
the
the
loan business.—V.
184,
p.
2624.
board
of
Eastern
net
Savings
of
Bank
Shipbuilding &
Reading Co.
Industrial
&
directors
Mr.
the
board
Conference
College.
Electric
and
of
Co.
the
proposal will be submitted for stockholder approval'at the annual
April 30, 1959.
reporting Daitch Crystal's plans to i broaden public participation
in its rapidly growing expansion program, Mr. Daitch said that after
approval of the proposed split an increase in the dividend would be
considered.
rapid
the
up
of
pace
program was the
President, that Daitch
expansion
the
announcement, by Louis H. Taxin,
just made an agreement to acquire the famed London
Terrace Supermarket on 9th Ave., from 23rd to 24th Sts., in Manhattan
iN. Y. City). This landmark store is believed to do the largest volume
of any single supermarket in Manhattan, over $4,000,000 last year.%
"We are following this first supermarket entry in Manhattan," Mr.
Taxin pointed out, "with a second supermarket to open in March on
University Place between 10th and 11th Sts. Our expansion plans
also include six more units in Manhattan and an additional five in
Crystal
had
metropolitan area, including our first supermarkets in New
the
—V.
187,
Jersey."
326.
p.
Lackawanna
Delaware,
of
Board
Managers
&
Feb.
on
Western
26
RR.—Interest—
that
announced
because
the
had incurred a deficit during the year 1958 of $3,934,819
contingent interest en the company's divisional bonds due May 1,
the
not
would
1959,
be
paid at that
Mineral
time.—V., 189, p.
Development
808.
Co.—Offering Sus¬
pended—
The
Securities
cf
Commission has
Exchange
and
the Securities Act
issued an order
tem¬
Regulation A exemption from registration under
public offering of securities
a
1933 with respect to a
this company, of 324('2 West Maine St., Denison, Texas. The order
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
whether the suspension should he vacated or made permanent.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from Securities Act
by
registration with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding
Expenditures—
$300,000
the New York Society of Security
Analysts in New York on March 4 that the company will spend
$575,000,000 to expand and improve its electric and gas services in
Outstate Michigan during the five years 1959-1963, including $117,800,000 to be spent this year. The company spent $285,000,000 in the
three years 1956-1958, he added, to keep pace with the growing needs
of its electric and natural gas customers in the 64 counties of Mich¬
Dan
com¬
the
of Overseers of Goucher
the
Co.
said, were: first,
to make additional
stores and chains.
In
porarily suspending
on
small
supermarket
of
meeting on
De-Vel-Co.
Commission— \
Consumers Power Co.—Plans Large
E.
Karn,
igan's Lower
.
RR
executive
and
of
Crossfield
.■»
Ohio
&
President of the Baltimore Gas
of
a
and
T.
,.
Baltimore
American Railroads
Fidelity-Baltimore
board
Charles
,
the
Maryland
the
a
Theodore
is
fill
the Association
the
Co.,
a
J.
ana
to
Presidents
Baltimore,
Drydock
Simpson, J. Theodore Wolfe and
Simpson
of both
Railroad
of
E.
elected
E.
corporation
acquisitions
for
The
2000.
on
major
Commercial Credit Co.—Three New Directors—
Edmund
p.
Feb. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 54,000 shares of 30-cent cumulative convertible preferred
stock (par $1) to be offered at'$5 per share, through McLaughlin,
Kaufman & Co., New York.
The proceeds are to be used in the
Hie
$10)
(par
one
1959;
1,
on
stock
common
the
187,
thereto.—V.
With Securities and Exchange
Columbia Gas System Inc.—Proposed Financing—
Daitch
Mr.
increase,
two-for-one stock split and, second,
company
filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
1959, covering $3,000,000 of participations in its Investment
Salaried Employees,
together with 100,000 common shares
may
proposed
the
for a
available
shares
The
Co.—Registers Employee Plan—
company
for
which
of
Purposes
to orovide
on
registration
Act
ship
to
common
Herbert
to
simultaneous
Commission, it was announced on
Feb. 25, has stricken the following from its Canadian Restricted List:
Consolidated Thor Mines, Ltd. and Nealon Mines Ltd,
Consolidated Thor Mines was placed on the list on Oct. 11,
1956.
Subsequently, its name was changed to Nealon Mines Ltd., whereupon
the latter name was added to the list.
It does not appear that there
Exchange
and
of
Stock Split—
Feb. 25 proposed to increase the number of shares
stock authorized from
1,000,600 to 2,000,000, according
B. Daitch,
Chairman of the Board.
directors
The
Pointing
dian Restricted List—
Securities
Daitcli Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Plans
has
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd.- -Stricken From CanaThe
effective
and
months.—V.
six
WXIX Affiliated With Storer Network—
This
Contracts—
received contracts totaling
$3,100,060 from Convair Astronautics, a division of General Dynamics
Corporation, for production of ground-support equipment for the Atlas
missile program, it was announced by Philip S. Fogg, President.
The equipment will ii elude high-pressure helium and nitrogen con¬
trol systems which will be used to check out the pneumatic and fuel
systems of Atlas missiles prior to firing.
The new orders bring Convair contracts with
the Systems Division
for this type of equipment to more than $5,500,000 during the past
corporation's
letter of notification with the SEC
a
$220,000 ol' 6% unsecured debentures due April 1, 1964 and
1,100 shares of common stock (oar $1) to be offered in units ot $200
covering
is Involved.
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—New
The
Karn
largest
income
President,
Peninsula
where it provides service.
the
added
that
dollar
volume
declined
told
because
company
of
business
of reduced
in
1958,
in
use
its
a
recession year, did
history,
although
its
of electricity and natural
and other adverse factors.
"Thus far
1959 has been
a
considerably better year than 1958,"
he
said.
"We
expect the upward trend to continue. We think we
will have a good increase of business this year, and better earnings.
For
the 12 months ended January 1959 earnings per share
on the
average number of common shares outstanding were $3.20, as compared
with $3.16 for the year 1958.
We look forward to 1959 and to 1960
and the next few years with a good deal of optimism."—V. 189, p. 148.
gas
by industrial customers,
in
amount.
De-Vel-Co filed
a
notification
on
March
8,
1957,
proposing the public offering of 4,880 investment contract units at $25
per
unit pursuant to such exemption. In its suspension order, the
Commission asserts that it has reasonable cause to believe (1) that the
been complied with,
authorized by De-Vel-Co
filed with the Com¬
mission as required by the Regulation;
and (2) that the company's
offering circular is false and misleading in respect of certain material
facts and the stock offering would violate Section 17
(the anti-fraud
provision) of the Securities Act.
The
misrepresentations cited by the Commission concern, among
other things, (a)
the failure to disclose the identity of all properties
on
which the issuer has performed work;
(b) the failure to disclose
terms
in
conditions
and
that
written
distributed
the
to
extent,
which the
of
than
nature and
work
Regulation
communications
more
10
A
have
prepared
persons
outcome
of
not
or
were
not
developments of
each property on
performed; (c) the failure to disclose all properties
(d) the failure to disclose litigation concerning
which the issuer performed work; and t'e) statements
was
acquired by the issuer;
certain claims
on
in sales material concerning ore
—V.
185,
p.
1514.
discoveries and favorable work progress.
Volume
189
Number
5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Diamond Oil Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
($1
per
lor
Feb.
on
100,000
share),
without
file 1
of
letter
a
to
of
stock
common
underwriting.
incidental
expenses
12
shares
The
developing
oil
notification
be
to
proceeds
to
are
properties.—V.
March
with
the
at
be
175,
par
used
318.
p.
23,
cation.
are
offered
1959,
all
of
owned
Trust
to request a
the
hearing thereon. According to the appli¬
outstanding Founders (voting) stock of Filbert
500
by B. C. Gamble
(222
shares).
The
(278
latter
shares)
is
and
Gamble.
Its 150,000 outstanding common
by 8s stockholders.—V. 149, p. 107
C.
B.
charitable
a
created
(nonvoting)
Franklin Life Insurance Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of capital stock (par
$4) was made on Feb. 17 by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. at
Charitable
Gamble
trust,
by B. C.
stock
held
are
$81.50
Flintkote
company
announced
thai it will in ite bids on $5,000,000 ol'
on or about
April 21. Procesds of the issue, \iihich
April 21, 1959, and is subject to approval of
regulatory
will be used principally to replace
35-year debentures
will
be
dated
authorities,
construction,
borrowings
according to W. D. Gillen, President.
This
company,
which operates
in
Delaware,
is a
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—V. 160, p. 324.
for
new
The
into
producer
of
the
vote
at
Stockholders
Dominick
See
Eastern
also
Fund, Inc.—New Name-
National
at
Shares
Corp.
Industries,
below.—V.
189,
Inc.—Partial
704.
p.
Redemption—
The
corporation has called for redemption on March
25, next, 18,002
of its 70 cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock at $12.50
per
share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
Irving Trust Co., New York. N. Y.
,■•1
into
stock
common
May
to March
24,
5.
shares
any
not
purchased
through the exercise of
rights. A group of underwriters headed
by Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. won the
right at competitive
bidding March 4 to purchase any unsubscribed shares
at
the
offering
22.99379
cents
price by
share.
asking
compensation
a
of
per
mon
stock,
stock,
had
net
number
30,
income
of
of
$3,156,033, or $2.72
outstanding during the
shares
DIVIDENDS—Dividends totaling $2.20
tlie
stock
common
in
each
CAPITALIZATION
of
the
GIVING
last
per
share
the
have
TO
collateral trust
Common
bank
for
bonds clue
1979
been
paid
on
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
$6,936,000
$7,250,000
_
(par $10—
2,000,000 shs.:
1,257,945 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters (which arc the
successful bid¬
in competitive
bidding) are under a film commitment to
respective
upon
Coffin
&
percentages
exercise
&
Burr
L.
R.
of
buy
shown
warrants:
below
Stone
of any shares not
Webster Securities
<fe
Inc.,
18%; Hornblower & Wteeks,
18%
Day,
and
H.
G.
Walker
&
Co.,
18'% ;
189,
into
of
1.87
under
the
which
issuance
shares
to
be
March
on
Flintkote
shares
has
vote
merger
1020.
p.
-
Hearing
Flintkote
of
0.802
25
of
acted
25.
This
common
Blue
Eastmon
Net
on
will
at
upon
be
of
It
the
be
of
the
Dillon,
Flintkote
exists
to
be
1,
the
split
Diamond
has
the
used
temporarily
A
comply
the
to
with
suspending
exemption
with respect
from registration under the
Securities Act
public offering of stock by Eljo Oil.
suspension order, Eljo Oil failed to
terms and conditions of
Regulation A and its
to
a
commission's
certain
offering circular is false
and misleading in respect
of certain material
particularly with respect to (1) the acquisition of new
facts,
ties
and
<20 the
use
of
the
of the
stock sale.—V.
189,
344.
p.
will
&
Co.
purchase
from
will
the
manage
Jan.
reduce
Bros.
the
of
amount
Gear
stockholders
of
sale
payments
&
Machine
all
March
on
of
the
3
Hartford, Conn., at a price
acquisition cost of $4,473,000.
The
of
the
debentures
received
by
directors
also
approved
outstanding
of $9
the
will
company
1959, the company called for
redemption on Feb. 9, 1959,
outstanding shares of its 4.50%
convertible preferred
stock.
During, the month of January the entire 22,025 shares
of
remaining
outstanding
Therefore, all
stock.
—V.
189, p.
were
of
converted
the
stock
of
for
88.100
this
shares
series
has
this
of
been
916.
4%
to
first
retired
executive
financing legislation is
the right to compete in
to
all
retire
total
a
the
company's
bonds.—V.
189,
mortgage
by
on
Feb.
an
arbitrary
27
market
a
said
that
and
that
proposed
automotive
discriminatory
should be
open
denial
of
equal terms
on
comers.
O.
Ford
Joseph
inequities
and
Mr.
Vice-President-finance,
O'Mahoney and Estes
autofinancing at the
in
said
bills
Kefauvcr
introduced
would
of
expense
the
preserve
automobile
Antitrust
and
and
tive
action
"The
was
organized
headed
by Glore, Forgan & Co.
supplied by amendment.
investment company on Feb.
25,
intends "to provide a means
as
an
under Maryland law, and
American investors
may participate
folio supervised
The
extensive
an
investment
1959,
mobiles
advisers?, Eurofund
(owned by the partners of
E. Gutzwiller & Cie, a
private bank in Basle, and the
partners of R.
de Lubersac & Cie, a
private bank in Paris), and Eurofund American
Advisory Company, Inc., of New York owned
by the partners of Glore,
Corporation, of Basle, Switzerland
Forgan & Co.
director,
of
as
Glore,
The
Board
lists S. Sloan Colt,
prospectus
Chairman
Forgan &; Co.,
as
of
Eurofund,
President.
a
it
at
Bankers Trust Co.
Inc., and J. Russell Forgan,
Mr.
Shepard joins the Farrington organization as
Vice-President
in charge of the IMR Division.
Intelligent Machines Research Corporation has been a
pioneer in
the development of electronic
equipment which reads printed matter
by optical sensing and converts the information
into
key-punched
or
magnetic tape for data processing.
Farrington produces a diversified line of products but are best
known
developers and producers of Charga-Plate and other
credit
systems
and
used
as
the
the
national
rental
Federated Department Stores,
Inc.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of common
stock (par $2.50) was made on Feb. 26
by Lehman Bros,
concession
completed.—V.
189,
of
p.
Inc., at $53.25 per share, with a
$1 per share.
The offering was
705.
Corp.,
Minneapolis,
Order From Securities
This
and
corporation
Exemption
Exchange Commission—
has applied to the SEC for an order under the
Company Act declaring that it has ceased to be an invest¬
company; and the Commission has given interested persons until
Investment
ment
Minn.—Seeks
Gossett,
Motors,
Subcommittee
auto
lord
Mr.
Gossett
legislation
most
effective
to
the
sales
on
financing
Vice-President
and
site.
other
property
In the
vicinity
of the
company's present
remaining proceeds will be used to supplement work¬
for general
kind
deprive the con¬
competition,". Mr.
of
company
selling
trust for
the
E.
See
Bliss Co.
W.
the sale
a
frightening precedent;
mass
This
filed
"We
do
production industry an
right—that
products," he said.
that
Ford
estimates
much
cost
a
$100
as
announced
at
not
to
$150,"
low
as
he
intention to
reflected
cost
a
said.
enter
desire
a
the
to
automobile
make
possible
as
financing
financing
to
in¬
and
dealers
Ford
corporation,
to
want
be,
and we
do
not
want
dealers
our
disadvantage
with General Motors
by GMAC," he said.
legislation is not enacted, Mr.
whose
to
be,
dealers
at
and
proposed
Yntema said, com¬
peting finance companies need not fear unfair competition from Ford's
subsidiary.
'
" :
Existing laws, he pointed out, prohibit unfair competition and "we
■
"Our
a
abide
selling
by the
letter
points,"
he
funds
when
and
the
spirit"
continued,
highly efficient operation,
of
of
"would
excellent
service
the
to
poses
$100
offer
the
debenture
10
still
be
based
on
source
adequate, he said.
Yntema
so,
to
enter
by
these
the
services
"It
said
question:
If
the
bills
"the
Is
finance
should
situation
charge
companies
be
to
be
If
enacted.
and let
this
of
If such
to
Such
also
arc
chase
per
not,
boil
for
car
given
down
legislative
should
yoiv
to
interest
a
and
sanction?
leave
free
us
legislation is passed,
The
($1
legislation
189,
is
916.
p.
bad
"It
stockholders
certain
Feb.
on
27,506
share),
for
of
71
This
is
16
shares
without
Atlas
of
filed
a
tion
corporation
whether
from
leading
—V.
a
locations
two
at
of purchasers (who
group
extension
some
in
have
to
the
into
acquired
Borough
the
total
a
of
Borough
213 of the National Housing Act.
the proceeds from the sale of the
debentures, the company will
$1,000,000 to pay that amount of promissory notes due
April 1,
1959, the maturity of which was extended to May 1, 1959. In the alter¬
native up to $1,000,000 of such notes
may be surrendered to the com¬
use
pany and accepted by it in payment for an equal face amount of deben¬
tures.
The balance, if any, will be added to
working capital, to be used
in pari, to reimburse the
company's treasury for payments made upon
the acquisition of land and as
working capital for such building proj¬
ects as the company may undertake. Additional funds
may be required
for such purposes, and the
company may obtain such funds by further
borrowing or the issue of securities.
General Contract Finance Corp.—Initial
This
corporation will
The
directors
share
all
of
New
of
stock
to
notification
to
be
proceeds
vacate,
Manufacturing
to
registration
under
at
the
par
be
used
and
Co.
York—Offering
or
its
make
request
the
for
permanent,
temporarily suspending
Securities
Act
a
such
declared
offices
initial
an
dividend
of
10
cents
per
stock,
was
including
Mr.
finance, personal loan and insurance companies.
reported that earnings in the first two months of
quite satisfactory."
Burtelow
erations
The
"are
company's new offices
both of which
starts
went
into
will
be
at
Jacksonville
operation March
operations March
Loan
and
op¬
Tampa, Fla.,
1, and Gulfport,
Miss., which
15.
offices
recently established by Securities Investment Co., a
major subsidiary, are at Pascagonla and
Hattiesburg, Miss.; Spring¬
field and Kansas
City, Mo.; Wichita, Kans.; Monroe, La.; Beeville,
Texas, and Mobile, Ala.
The
corporation and its subsidiaries now
have
45
finance
and
loan
offices.—V.
188,
2029.
p.
General Development Corp.—Plans
Large Construct'n
A
huge half billion dollar city will be built
by the Mackle Co., Inc.
Development Corp. on the Florida East Coast, three miles
of Melbourne,
Fla., it was announced on Feb. 26.
In one of
the major real estate
transactions of Florida's history,
more than 48,000 acres have been
negotiated by the Mackles for
for
General
Gen¬
eral
Development Corp. for a sum in excess of
$18,250,000.
huge new city will be known as Port Malabar.
The
owners
home
announcements came from
of the Mackle Co.,
Inc., of
building
and
management
officers
listed
of
30,000
homes
$10
Tip
Perma¬
hearing
a
tne
Oct.
on
28,
the
1957,
Regulation A exemp¬
of
1933
with
respect
General
the
work
Plans call
advertised
of
on
Mackles said
The
Elliott, Robert and Frank Mackle,
Miami, one of the nation's leading
development firms.
The three brothers are
land
organization
for
and
down
•
Development
American Stock
Malabar
construction
sales
and
Corp.,
Miami
a
Port
Malabar
the
Mackles
has
Ft.
fine
a
of
$30
a
of
105,000
month
a
would
get under way
complete metropolitan
home
basis
sites
on
under
the
which
Port
for
acres
General
below Port
and
pur¬
Development Corp at Port
Malabar
where
St.
Lucie,
the
corporation already
under way.
homesite
community well
the Mackles purchased 10,000 acres of land from
interests on the Florida west coast.
weeks ago,
Charlotte
General De¬
Homes will ire in the $8,000 to $14,000
price range
under easy financing terms.
the third major real estate transaction
announced
in the past few weeks.
They recently disclosed
Pierce,
Mackles
this
area
nationally
is
home
Vanderbilt
The
based
Exchange.
Port
on
velopment operates.
and will be offered
coast.
with
offered
are
With
,
withdrawn
has
Dividend, etc.
new
personal loan offices In March,
opened in the past lew
Feb. 25 by Walter E.
Burtelow, ^President.
of
payable April 1 to holders of record March
organized to acquire and operate as of Jan. 1.
non-banking subsidiaries of the former General Contract
company
the
Corp.,
have
common
on
The
of
The
three
open
bringing to 11 the number
months, it was announced on
of 30,000
public
the
sold to
tion
chase
effering of securities. The hearing has been cancelled;
of temporary suspension now becomes permanent.
The original suspension order of the Commission, charged that the
public offering of Franklin Atlas securities "would and did operate
as
a
fraud and deceit upon purchasers" because
of false and mis¬
a
land
(with
south
letter
common
underwriting.
Corp.,
order of the Commission
and
Y.
anti-consumer
Suspended—
ouestion
be
company) who have agreed also to pur¬
of debentures with warrants if sub¬
exercised in at least the amount of $500,000.
Queens, New
of Kings).
It
intends to use some or all of this land for the
construction by the com¬
pany or its subsidiaries of middle income housing projects under Sec¬
N.
Several
acquire the assets of E. E. Fordham
Top Coffee Co.—V. 188, p. 1269.
Franklin
to
are
amounts
not
are
of
acres
York.
-
to
nently
consisting of a
purchase for cash
the
for
any
the
of
additional
precedent for more
economy
and
bad for the
Products
corporation
covering
per
share at
units
in
warrants
warrant
a
per
underwriting is involved.
company, through subsidiaries, is said
by
said.
it will be
Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
and
by
$3
The
the
Fordham
at
debentures with warrants
try to supply financing and insurance
us
an
efficient, low cost basis."
special-interest legislation," he
country."—V.
York,
New
Avenue,
convertible
Summer.
economics
$65 higher
the
business
legislation.
follow.
Third
preferred stock of record March 20, 1959, the right to
to a total of $1,631,000 of the debentures with warrants. The
subscription price is to be $100 per unit. The remaining $500,000 of
on
Js
2413
time beginning Oct. 30,
and including April 30, 1969.
The company proposes to offer
of its outstanding common stock and its
outstanding cumula¬
tc
tive
debentures
accompanied
shares
common
These
rates
dependable
a
the
going got rough."
competition in the finance business might lower the high
profits in automobile financing and insurance, but profits
of
would
at
subscribe
law.
low
be
and
•
Increased
level
offices
south
finance
to
with
a
and
serviced
are
the
intend
481.
,p.
registration statement on Feb. 26, 1959, covering $2,131,000 of
subordinated debentures, due April 30, 1963, with detachable war¬
rants to purchase 213,100 shares of common stock.
The company pro¬
General
provides
at
explained,
competitive
If
189
6%
fundamental
a
its
of
subcommittee
Corp.
and
new
new-car
financing and Insurance
averaging about $65 per car less than
by other finance companies.
typical finance company charges may exceed GMAC
available
customers
above.—V.
General Builders Corp., New York — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
consumers.
a
Employee Benefit Plan.
Gamewell Co.—Bliss Firms Buys Interest—
6.
offered
areas
as
recent
a
the exercise of
for
the
GM dealers
he
corporate purposes.
has outstanding
333,000
common
shares, of which
stockholders,
Henry Feldman, President,
Felix Feldman,
and Willie Ramhofer, Vice-President, own
166,500, 83,250 and 83,250
shares, respectively.
They propose to sell 50,000, 25,000 and 25,000
shares, respectively. They also propq.se to contribute 10,000 shares to
the
said.
would
consumer.
manufacturers in
told
typically
some
surance
to
Filbert
cost
upon
Acceptance
to
cost
"In
and A. G. Becker & Co.
dealer's
Senate
investigating
T.
proposed
the
of
lowest
Yntema
Ford's
token
by
oil companies, department stores, major
air, rail
transportation companies, hotel chains and other
credit organizations.—V. 182, p. 1337.
auto
tin;
prohibition against
insurance
William
M.
Tetrick, President of this
company,
and
David
H.
Shcpard, President of Intelligent Machines Research
Corp. of Arling¬
ton, Va., on March 5 announced that
Farrington has acquired the
outstanding stock in the I.M.R. corporation.
as
General
that
benefit
arranging financing
simple
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
cards
is
would impose
absolute
Mr.
Farrington
is
"The proposed legislation would set
port¬
by a management informed on European investment
on the measures of risk
inherent therein." Based on
the belief that the European Common Market
"will further the
develop¬
ment and expansion of business
and industry in its six
member coun¬
tries, Eurofund intends to invest
primarily in equity securities of com¬
panies operating in those countries."
Eurofund will receive advice from two investment
opportunities and
Advisers'
which
William
the
to
"By excluding th»3 manufacturer of automobiles from
financing field, the legislation would eliminate the kind of com¬
petitor that lias the greatest interest in promoting the sale of auto¬
business,
through which
in
Monopoly
the
charges by
Eurofund
statement
practices.
against
fact
of
sumer
Motors
offered for public sale at $20
per share
be
his
Counsel," also testified.
The
bills, which would prohibit automobile manufacturers
from
financing vehicle sales in the United States or abroad, seem to have
been inspired cither by a desire to
preserve the present rates and profits
of finance companies or by a determination to
take specific legisla¬
through
to
made
insurance
service
are
t
consumer.
Yntema
This Fund, with offices at 14 Wall
Street, New York, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Feb.
26, 1959, covering 2,500.000 shares
of common stock, $1 par, to be
group
repay
Of
Yntema,
Senators
Mr.
an underwriting
underwriting commissions
to
scription rights
of
Eurofund, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC—
used
holders
by the cor¬
Whitney Chain
of
(Mich.)—Automotive Financing Legis¬
Proposed—
: y
y-",■-
company
systems.
Company.
The
No
stock
common
communication
real
Ford Motor Co.
A
as
proceeds
additional
•/
1959
acquisition
stock
share, representing
a
resolution
a
$399,000
the
capital
809.
lation
public
The
two short-term notes payable to Manufacturers
$100,000 of the proceeds will be used to acquire new
equipment in order to expand the company's
facilities for the fabrication of sheet metal and for
the production
of small, precision metal
parts; and $65,000 will be used to acquire
group of
debentures.
Corp.—Acquisition—
approved
outstanding
of
presently
ana
company
supplied by amend-,
the principal under-r
Inc.) is a supplier of
equipment, related types of electronic instru¬
power pulse modulators and custom-built components
and
the
8,
the
be
Trust
a
unsubscribed
any
Gossett asserted.
Equitable Gas Co.—Preferred Stock
Converted—,
On
all
will
of
proper¬
proceeds
and
the
machinery
each
completed and under construction and covered
commitments to purchase and lease-back and also
may be used
purchase short-term marketable securities.—V.
189, p. 809.
;
the
thereof.
be
com¬
for
account of properties
poration
holders
par
the
of
debentures
of
to the general funds of the
company and will be available
general corporate purposes, Including additional
working capital
future capital expenditures. Initially, part of the
proceeds may
Foote
of
account
of its stock sale, $127,500 will be used to redeem
the 6% debenture bonds due July 2, 1972, which are owned
in equal shares by the selling
stockholders, and an additional $250,000
at
held.
received
be
to
the
present
(formerly F-R Machine Works,
high
radar
Of
The
SEC—
General
1933
for
annual
1969.
amount
Securities
which
on
by
for
the
microwave test
mentation,
exchange
an
before
Blue
initially to stockholders
principal
stock
Union
firms
to
sale
of
underwriting, terms are to
Unterberg, Towbin Co. is listed
company
precision
com¬
added
lor
a
Regulation
The
surviving
Flintkote
equivalent of
now
Currently,
April
offered
$100
common
proceeds
dealer
According
E.
public
account
and
plant
the
is
as
Diamond.
before
or
will
basis
of
investment
be
stock
the
shares
request of this corporation, the Securities and
Exchange Com¬
mission has scheduled a
hearing for March 23, 1959, in its Los
Angeles
Branch Office, on the
question whether to vacate, or make
permanent,
the Jan. 12, 1959,
order of the Commission
of
C.
for
the
price
writer.
,,
shares
Stores, Inc.—Registers With
debentures
on
existing
At the
for
ment.
set
been
corporation on Feb. 27 filed with the Securities &
Exchange
a
registration statement relating to a maximum of
$21,of 20-year subordinated debentures which will
be convertible
common
The
pany
T.
Eljo Oil & Mining Corp., Las
Vegas, Nev.
Scheduled—
r
to
the
on
Commission
purchased
Corp., "28%;
Tucker, Anthony
18%/—V.
shares
vote
giving effect
Food Fair
This
ders
the
those
will
offered
ing capital and
p.
3,100,000
stock
for
Corp.
be
100,000
offering
$5, in exchange for each share of Blue Diamond
capital
to a proposed three-for-one-stock split of
par
common
each
Co.
loans
be
to
804,484 shares outstanding.—V. 189, p. 1021.
average
years.
Authorized-
3?)V>
Short-term,
date
agreement,
share
one
for
The
share
Flintkote,
association
the
on
Diamond
year.
per
three
EFFECT
1958
Blue
Record
calls
after
Flintkote
and
BUSINESS—Eastern Utilities Associates is a
Massachusetts volun¬
tary association which, as a holding
company, controls four operating
utility companies—Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
Co., Brockton
Edison Co., Fall River Electric
Light Co., and Montaup Electric Co.
EARNINGS—In the 12 months ended Nov.
to
Jr.,
Harvey,
of
stockholders
a
merger
750,000
an
J.
I.
Officer
Flintkote
Woodsidc, N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
Y.,
,
17
corporation,
expire at 3:30
to
for
.
The
of
for
Calif.,
Executive
date
dealer's concession of $3 per
completed.—V. 188, p. 1044.
;
a
was
corporation, with offices
at
26-12
Borough Place,
Woodside,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 3, 1959,
covering 200,000 shares of common stock, of which 100,000 shares are
special meeting is March 26.
the
meeting in Boston
Stockholders, whose rights will
(EST) on March 19, will be entitled
oversubscription privilege, subject to allotment,
Angeles,
Chief
Record
offering
F X R, Inc.,
joint announcement by Mr. Harvey and N. J. Redmond,
President and Chief Executive Officer of Blue
Diamond, revealed that
the boards of directors of the two
companies had approved a proposed
merger,
subject to stockholders' approval.
Eastern Utilities Associates—Offers Common
Shares
—This Association is
offering to the holders of its com¬
mon stock of record on March
4, 1959, rights to subscribe
for 96,765 additional shares of
$10 par value common
stock at $38.25
per share on the basis of one new share
for each twelve held.
p.m.
Los
The
This
N.
20.
On Feb.
shares
Preferred stock may be converted
1959, inclusive.—V. 188, p. 1716.
on
March
of
in
and
4.
the
Merger—
will vote on approving the proposed
Diamond Corp., a West Coast gypsum
5
Blue
Board
March
on
to
May
of
headquarters
of
announced
eligible
on
Flintkote
with
Chairman
subsidiary
Co.—Proposed
stockholders
merger
share, with
per
share.
Diamond State Telephone Co.—To Sell
Debentures—
The
5
(1129)
also
arc
developing the nationally-known 91,000 acre
property for the corporation, on the Southwest Florida
General
Development Corporation lias main offices at
2828 Coral
Miami.
Oilier offices are
maintained throughout Florida and
177 Northern cities.
The corporation has more than
3,500
stockholders in virtually
every state and in several foreign countries.
—V. 188, p. 2029.
Way,
in
some
.
General Gas Corp.—Banker Elected
a
Director—
Clement A. Evans, President of Clement A.
Evans & Co., Inc., Atlanta
investment bankers, has been elected a director of
General Gas
Corp. He is also a member of the board of
Georgia Marble Co., Fulton
Investment Co., Gladwin Plastics, Inc. and
Phoenix Investment Co.
Mr.
Evans
serves
on
the Board of
Governors of
the Investment
Bankers Association of America.—V.
188, p. 246.
(Ga.)
order
representations
189,
p.
705.
contained
in
the
company's
offering
circular.
General
Edwin
Feb.
board
.
28
of
W.
Mills, Inc.—General Rawlings
Rawlings,
after
more
directors
General
than
of
30
of
years'
General
the
U.
S.
Air
service, has
Mills, Inc., and
on
Force,
been
Board—
who
elected
appointed
retired
to
the
Financial
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
.
.
(1130)
Ahead
Production
Car
—
o£
19)9—
189,
Trucks
Cart?
Trucks
302,48)
February
V.
43.333
290,749
34,083
of
30,920
and
President and
Galbreath,
W.
direc- .?■
also
is
Securities
a
„
offered
per share,
proceeds are
$2
Co.—Secondary Offerings—A
of common stock (par
Commission—
Inc.—Borrowings
Investments,
made on Feb. 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $27.25
share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
"hare.
Another secondary of 3,000 shares of common
stock was made on Feb. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $26.25
will
with
share,
dealer's concession of 45 cents per
completed.—V. 187, p. 1894.
a
Both offerings were
hare.
issued
has
2
is
convertible cumulative preferred stock, $10 par. The
for public sale by S. D. Fuller & Co. The public •
6',-!%
of
~hares
etock
be offered
to
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
In addition to the underwriting commission, the underwriter is entitled,
shares, to purchase 45,000 class A
at 1 cent per warrant, which warrants expire
the holder to purchase stock at a price per
•share equal to the closing price of the class A stock on the American
Stock Exchange on the date of the initial offering of the preferred
stock. Upon sale of the preferred stock, Henry Sandkubl, a director, •
for financial advice and services rendered as a tinder
in connection
upon
United Stores Stock—
in
and entitle
years
entitled to purchase 10,000 class A
stock purchase warrants at 1 cent per share.
Net proceeds of the sale of the preferred stock, estimated at $1,058,250, will be applied as follows: $437,000 to the payment of the balance
due on a mortgage held by A. J. Armstrong Co., Inc.; $140,000 to the
prepayment of certain indebtedness secured by accounts receivable:
with
this
$400,000
also
financing,
will
the necessary manufacturing machinery and equipment,
-"7777 ./.VY "'• 7.,7"<"H ;/■
of
A
F.)
rubbery plastic material that snaps back like rubber yet needs ;
no
vulcanizing was described on March 2 by Dr. Waldo L. Semon,
director of Polymer Research.
Known /is Estanc VC. the tough, resilient material resists tearing,
abrasion, solvents, oil and ozone.
Its most dramatic use so far has been in the development of a
plastic heart and heart valveo by Dr. William J. Kolrf, head of the
Artificial
of
at
Organs
Cleveland
now
in
the
and
Clinic,
Dx.
lias recently
"Estauc
VC
and
use
has
toughness, flexibility, freedom from additives to'
leaeli out, stability in blood and plasma and acceptance lay the tissues
of the host, all of which make it useful not only for the heart structure
itself but also for valves and artery
Valves used in some of the test's
only three-thousandths of
hearts
have
Dr.
lived for
gemon
grafts," Dr. Semon said.
composed of films of Estane VC
inch thick, yet dogs having these in their
an
are
several months, the scientist reported.
the
first
major
Industrial application
that
said
for
field of wire and cable jacketing. Other
hose, small-bore tubing, bolting, coated
fabrics, sheeting for equipment liners, engine mounts, valve diaphragms,
pump components, and insulators.
He said that the new product Is
being produced in commercial quantity at a semi-works plant at the
Avon Lake (Ohio) development center of B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co.
The U. S. Patent Office has granted The B. F. Goodrich Co. a
patent
on the new
material, Dr. Semon said..—V. 189. p. 1022.
Estane
VC
potential
is
expected
in
include
uses
•
the
fuel
?
1
Mortgage
Co.,
New
March 3 voted a 20-lor-l stock split oi the 7,014
$50.
shares outstanding with par value of
the stop order proceedings under the
1959, hearing in
4,
&
Split Voted—•
The stockholders 011
March
Guaranty
Title
Inter-County
York—Stock
# Gas Corp.—Hearing Cancelled—
Hamilton Oil
'
v
IV'V
•
the new shares have a par value of $2.50,
H. Quinn, President said. He stated the company paid a diviterms of the split,
Under
*
Thomas
pending in respect of the registration statement
has been cancelled, following the filing by
.dend of $7.50 a share in 1958 and that it is anticipated that the new
more than the 1958 rate ,ricompany of a stipulation of facts and consent to issuance of a '(■ stock would pay a 50-cent dividend or 33V:»72
of dividend.
--;r"
1'" '■
.tii
stop order. The Commission's order authorizing the proceedings chal¬
lenged the adequacy and accuracy of various, disclosures contained ■. F -'The company" writes title insurance in 12 States and the District of
Columbia and .has 18. offices in five states.
in the company's registration statement and prospectus.
'
.
"
-..
A Commission
decision is now in preparation based upon the stipulation and consent.
Mr.
Quinn reported gross income of $3,991,813 and net profit of
of
Securities Oct
filed
this
by
1933
corporation,
.
the
,
189,
p.
'
706.
Hamilton.
*
-
on
*
of
(par
stock
common
cents)
25
at
a
'price of
shares, will be
and for addi¬
the company's'
of its product 1
sale of the 95,000
outstanding bank loan3
tional working capital to permit a possible increase of
volume in high fidelity component sales and expansion
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
the
by
1434.
p.
'
-
•j
tc
company
repay
lines.
"
v
its
relatotl
Of the total amount of shares being of¬
fered, 95,000 shares are being sold on behalf of the com- 7
pany and 105,000 shares already issued and outstanding >•
are
being sold for the account of a selling stockholder. '
The offering has been completed.
used
180.
wholly-owned, subsidiary, Is being merged
1959. Its name will bp cjfiangjd to f ^
Circuit Instruments Division.
7The St. Petcrsl) n-g, F'ia., division manufactures miniature single and q "
nnrlfci-turn precision
potentiometers for use in guided: mis ik»,„ vital 7.7
automation and atomic.- installation, electronic equipment, and other 7*1;'
share.
per
Co.-'above.—V.
Resistance Co.—Merges Subsidiary—.
parent, effective March 9,
International Resistance Company,
Harmon-Kardon, Inc.—Stock Offered—Milton D. Blau- \
& Co. Inc. and associates on March 3 offered 200,000
$3
V.7.
..;
.
Circuit Instruments Inc.', a
with
ner
shares
Oil
International
2270.
p.
Continental
See
to three institutional investors $500,000
or about March 29, I960.,
The net procoeds will be used to reduce current bank loans.—V. 186,
sold
has
pany
.
Internulloual Refineries, Inc.—To Sell Assets—
com¬
.
reserves.—V. 181, p. 2357.
$225,885 after taxes and
1 '
^
Placement—This
Co.—Private
Taper
of notes due
Kolff de¬
turned to
valves.
the artificial kidney
study of artificial hearts
from $146,000,000 011 Dec. 1, 1958,
to more than $160,000,000 by the end ol
the company grew
assets of
beginning of the quarter,
189, p. 1022.
The
of the hearing in7
of 1933 pending in
registration statement filed by this corporation. In its F
order of Jan.
13, 1959, authorizing the proceedings, the Commission '
challenged the adequacy and accuracy of various disclosures contained?
in the company's registration statement and prospectus.—V. 189, p. 917.
the
respect of
the period.—V.
new
veloped
ponement, from March S, 1959, to March 23, 1959,
the stop order proceadings under the Securities Act
without-underwriting.
Material—
Goodrich Co.-*-New Plastic
Department
(par
Postponed—7;'
parties, the SEC has authorized a further post¬
By agreement of the
11 filed a letter of
Corp.—Hearing
Transistor
Industro
Group Securities, Inc.—Assets Grow—
—V.
(B.
v;-;-;-,
Files
—
notification with the SEC
shares of preferred stock (par $100) and 750 shares 01
stock
Total
the
be
in prepayment of two promissory notes owing to Eugene and
Kulka; and the balance to working capital.—V. 187, p# '2659.
illianr
and
$1) to be offered at par,
The proceeds arc to be used lor working capital.
of all the preferred
the sale
five
Silver Spring, Md.
Exchange Commission—
Inc.,
Acres,
Securities
covering 750
stock purchase warrants
'
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The company
to May 30,
Feb. 28
from
extending
order
an
The corporation on Feb.
common
■c'1
7',-.-.V. JV. "7
proposes
has purchased from Variety Stores Corp. their
equity securities of United Stores Corp., it was
announced on Feb. 19.
Wertheim <fc Co. represented H. L. Green Co.;
Inc. as financial advisor.—V. 189, p. 916.
Grccnridge
corporation, located at 1137 E. Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J., on
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 125,000
This
-"V,.-
<
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 26, '%%;
covering 42,193 shares of $1 par common stock. The company
£
to offer the stock for subscription by its common stockholders 7?
at the rate of one new share for each seven shares held.
The record Se¬
date, subscription price and underwriting terms arc to be supplied by "iIJ
amendment. Kalman & Co., Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter, -y
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used as follows: (a) to finance
the cost of constructing a one-story plant about three miles from the''
company's main plant in Valparaiso; (b) tc acquire and install in the
new plant
machinery and equipment for the manufacture of ceramic lnlt
magnet materials; and (c) to provide additional funds for working
capital and other corporate purposes. The construction cost of the new^oijy
plant and related services and facilities is estimated to be about $700,000 and about $300,000 will fee expended for the acquisition and instal^,,
Ex¬
lation
March
■
•-
corporation
holdings of
With
7 !^
'
-"
as Boaul Chairman and Salyards
Minneapolis Associates, Inc., of Minneapolis
as investment adviser and
manager, as well as the underthe stock offering.—V. 189, p. 346.
Jr.,
1959,
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Buys
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Gold Seal Products
Minneapolis, Minn., filed
President.
as
for
1
within which bank borrowings by Great Northern
(formerly Inter-Canadian Corp.)
may be reduced
by such amount as to conform to the limitations prescribed by Section
18
(a)
(1)
(A) of the Investment Company Act.
YY;/
This
,..
_
Inc.—Registers;With SEC— I
1959.
Is listed
January
Sheldon.
M.
serve
writer
der
per
in
investors
Albert
,
SEC
entire
,
of
shares
Hofmeister
1959, the period
Investments, Inc.
was
-
,
_
Interest, holders, are
917.
at 60 Marquette Ave..
statement with the SEC 011
Indiana Steel Products
Northern
BucT anan., ,.7
flow d 37
barrels per
Husky holds
Hermarvi
3,386 acre lea se in which
located
Fund,
registration
of
capital.
Great
_
March 2. 1959; covering'.: Y
common' stock.-The fund - was.' - organized under7^Mitmesota law on Oct. 24, 1953. It proposes to invest in companiefe
"winch appear to possess superior potential for growth over the .-.hortlerm or long-term."'Its original capital was furnished by a small group
Files
—
0:1 a
working interest.. Other
le oil Co. —V. 189. 10
net
600.000
notification with the
(par 25 cents) , to be
through John G. Cravin #z Co., New York,
to be used tor drilling wells and working
tended—
•econdary offering of 3,000 shares
£1)
at
The
Y.
The
Portland Cement
Giant
Gas Co., Inc., Erie, Pa,
The
-
Wyo.—New Oil Discovery— '
.3
oil oiscovery in Martin County, Texas, ; tJ[
Imperial Growth Fund,
beneficiaries own 1.C82.846 shares
shares.—V. 189, p. 602.
Exchange
and
. ,
an
and Tern,
This
«.
are
to sell 900,000
to
discovery is located
507
Brown
corporation on Feb. 12 filed a letter of
covering 150,000 shares of common stock
SEC
N.
director of Northwestern National Life
nsuranee Co. 'Minneapolis), City National Bank & Trust Co.
(Coluinus),
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Buekeye Federal Savings and Loan
ssociation (Columbus), Nationwide Insurance Co. (Columbus), and a
rustee of Ohio University, Athens, Ohio.—V. 189, p. 916.
Galbreath
Mr.
children
Lcr
or
The
of John W. Galbreath &
owner
has been elected to the board of
Columbus, Ohio, realtors,
0„
she
propose
Great Lakes Natural
With
Service Corp.—New Director—
(General Public
John
235,353
-2.719
273,251
__
The
a
4,200
also
new
a
N. Y,
.
,
,
day.
company,
which
809.
p.
Co.
&
made
,
announcement on Feb. 27 by George S.
Vice-President.
He said that the well, The Knox No. 1,
degree dravity oil on test at the rate of approximately 200
a group to be managed jointly
Stanley & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
It is expected that the shares
Morgan
Rhoadcs
Co., Cody,
Oil
company
according
on
or about March 25.
which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year,
retail food stores in the United States and Canada.
A iz
P has outstanding 21,635,906 shares of stock
(not including
3,300 shares owned by a subsidiary).
According to the prospectus,
Huntington
Hartford and
a
trust created by -him and of which
he is a beneficiary own 1,645,785 shares and propose to sell 900,000
shares; ar.d Marie H. Robertson and? 18 trusis created by her and
Cars
January
Co.,
&
Loeb,
rfcet.^,.
comprises ,72.000 square
Husky
This
..
.
offered
be
The
operates
—1958r
,
Barney
M.
Carl
will
P.sscirgir
Pas ;enger
.
Elmhurst, Long .Island,
Boulevard,
Junction
of
corner
proceeds
these shares.
of
J.
property
offering will be underwritten by
Smith,
and
canadian factoriesi
and
(u. s.
output
vehicle
sale
will receive no part of the
The company
by' them.
the
The
by
corporation produced 315 970 mssengor cars and trucks in the
nitcd States and Canada during February, as compared with 266,273
Wring February 1858, it was announced on March 2.
Of the total vehicles produce*/by
ol during- .February 273,251 were
assenger cars and 42,719
were trucks.
The
motor
,■
tlVe
a
from
Ago—
ear
30#
registration statement was filed on March 4 with
SEC'relating'
proposed secondary offering of 1,800,000 shares of common stock
(par $1),
These shares, representing approximately 8%
of the 21,635,906
shares outstanding, are
a
portion of the holdings of two
individual
shareholders
as
well
as
the holdings of several trusts
A
to
created I
Corp.
Motors
General
JohnsontCoS-Arranges Mortgage—
Reynoius%;lric:^fer ldaced^O^tlm Howato., Joln^oir Co 'Cf.ty
a
$409,000 fitter jhwtgsMv .Jtofc-' 10 .yeawi;. at--Interest and,,
amortization on
the two-story building at 95-25 Queens Bmtmardv ;
^4vi|«ward
'
ondary Offering With SEC—
.
Seci
Tea Co., Inc.—Register^
Great Atlantic & Pacific
retirement, he was
Command.
.
C H Bell President, who announced the election, said Gen. Rawlings
111* supervise activities of the comptroller's, treasurer's, and comrercial 'development departments, assuming responsibility for the broad
inancial planning of the company.
He will also serve on General
ills' Executive Council.—V. 188, p. 2742.
At the time of his
ice-President of the company.
ommander of the Air Materiel
Y-
devices,
-.
.
-.;.
Announces Consolidation of Two
To
its: overall
improve
:*
S...
V.'-l
and
The fcoone
discs.
and
resistors
-
.
j;.'
International Resist^
selenium
plant
rectifiers and
resistors, and resistance
manufactures power wire wound
diodes.—V. 188, p. 649.
'V
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Rate
;
.
iilgh frequency and high voltage type
controls,
strips
operation,
of
economy
(
Branch Plants—
Rise,'
The Government of Chile has granted the Coinpania de Telefonos de;
exclusively ,In the design,, devel-* e
Chile. a;: subsidiarywti 37.7%
rate increase, according to an announce¬
opinent, manufacture and sale of high fidelity", amplifiers \and tuners, :
ment by Richard H. Rawlings, Executive Vice-President
■
and
is
considered
one
ol
the
largest manufacturers of' these high,
.The additional revenues, said Mr. Redwings, will enable the company
fidelity components in the country. With its two plants located, in
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Announces
to continue with its $75,000,000 construction program.
Westbury, N. Y., the company sells its products through approximately.
7 The new rates, effective March- I, arc in accordance"with the*
Overseas Expansion—
800 accounts in every principal marketing area a'rid city in the United.
telephone company's Jan. 15, 1958 concessions agreement with
the*
Overseas tiro
States. Its products are also sold in 19 foreign countries, including
demand
Is
growing. nearly twice as fast as in the
Chilean
Government which guarantees a
10%
annual return on a:
United States, according to the 60th annual report of this company,
Italy, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Cuba, Venczueli.1,' Colombia. Mexico, V L930 "gold peso" basis and commits thj company to the installation
distributed to stockholders last week,
Guatemala, Panama, the Caribbean area and Canada. "
'
-FYy
of some 84,000 new telephones by 1965.
1
»
The report points out that because of the rapid rate of increase
The .company
/ '..EARNINGS—As
of Dec.
31,
1958,
the company's backlog totaled
presently lias 155.000 stations in service. 70%
of
of auto production in
Its 213 central offices are interconnected by
foreign countries in 1958, output for the first
$470,000, compared with $150,000 at the end'of 1957. With sales for- ^ which are automatic.
time nearly equalled American production.
the quarter ended Dec. 31 last rising to the highest level in the com¬
its long-distance landline and radio facilities.
Y
Other landlines and
To
pany's history, income
for the six
months ended Dec. 31, totaled
radiotelephone service bring all of its subscribers in Chile into contact
meet
current
and
anticipated demands for tires and rubber
with the rest of the world.—V. 189. p. 1022.
$2,194,487 and net Income was $85,620, equal to 24 cents per common
products
abroad,
Goodyear
is
carrying
out
is engaged
BUSINESS—Corporation
.
plant
Argentina,
Mexico,
to
Australia,
Peru
help
and
Brazil,
Venezuela.
Canada,
As
Cuba,
part
its
of
expansions
England,
overseas
in
Luxembourg,
expansion,
adequate supply of rubber, the company participated
m
financing synthetic rubber production facilities in Breat Britain
and
arranged
to provide
technical assistance to the new Japanese
assure
.synthetic
The
plants
CAPITALIZATION
an
Short-term
Common
♦
in
21
report
foreign
Its
revealed
countries
products
that
in
the
now operates 27
plants in the United
sales
outlets
in
150
company
addition
distributed
are
to
30
through
GIVING
.•
plant.
Goodyear
States.
"
share.
and
bank
stock
loan
to
aggregate
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized,;-
'
.$200,000
♦960,000 shs.
value)
per
>
named
underwriters
purchase from the
number of shares
below
the
foreign
company's
consolidated
viously reported,
equal
to
share,
earned
operations
set
a
net
new
high
in
1958
income
contributed
of
record.
$65,741,382
The
1958
$18,522,652
which
net
as
earnings
;
...
Milton
&
Blauner
D.
Hooker
pre¬
were
Grand
The
share
per
on
the same
compared
with $64,825,516,
number of shares in 1957.—V.
or
$5.99
189,
p.
■
»
per
Union
Leases Fiv.
company
The
Co.—Opens New Discount Center
*u
March
New
York,
will
be
4
announced
New
to
Jersey
located
,,j plalnfield, N.
be m
h
eariy
on
in
T-V.
operation
in
New
J., and
before
the
signings
for
five
Massachusetts
Greenwald
&
Co., Inc
*
7
.
.
Corp
&
Co
&
Co
:__7,
.10,000
York
City,
Haverhill,
end
of
and
This company
Bainbridge
Mass.
1959;
Securities
Four
and
the
and
are
fifth"
N?W Manhattan mar^etwill be
*S°lki CAty and ?„ni
in
square
xr"Realtr c°'»"
feet
in
size
Bea-
201
I
the
Bainbridge
store
6,400
square
feet.—V.
Natural
Gas
offering
of
was
p.
1022
p.
share.
1895.
made
810
pp.
Planning
and
917.
Corp. of America—Correction—
'
1
should
10,000
With
appearing in the "Chronicle" of Feb. 23 under this heading y
have been published under
"Investors Funding Corp. of New-
See
■'
item
The
also V.
189,
p.
1023.
'
Commercialize Amoco's Process—
Ionics, Inc.—To
Commission—
See
on
Corp.—Secondary
Offering—A
29,000 shares of common stock
Feb. 20 by The First Boston Corp.
share with
The
189,
above.—V.
Oil Co.
American
187, p. 2660.
a
Houston
(par $5)
189.
Investors
,
secondary
per
and
.
(F. L.)
a
dealer's concession of 70 cents
offering has
been
completed.—V.
187,.
"
Jacobs Co.—Ordered to File Reports— '
"
Tire
SEC
No.
Release
at $28.75 per
$500,000
The
1064.
.
•
registration statement "with the SEC on Feb. 25,
1959, covering $5,000,000 of Interests or participations in its Employee
Savings Plan, together with 40,000 shares of common capital stockwhich may be purchased pursuant to the plan.—V. 189, p. 810.
located at 19th Street and Third
10,000
filed
company
covering
31,
America."—V.
ijoo.
Avenue
a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 17,
of 10% subordinated debentures series, due ,y
debentures are to be offered in units of $1,000,, ;r
at
100%
of
principal
amount. No underwriting is
involved. The^c
primary business of the company is that of purchasing, managlng,( u
developing, financing and re-selling real estate.
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures are to be added to the
general funds and working capital of the company, and are to be used'
lor the purpose of increasing its real estate operations.
In the earlier editions of the "Chronicle," of Feb.
23, the above. V
information
appeared by error under "Investors Planning Corp. of
t
This
1959
Yorx."
Borg
Exchange
filed
t
'
25,000
725.0°°
20,000
.,15,000
15,000
:
Johnson
Hamershlag,
189, p. 810.
new
•
feet,
^
•
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Files Employee Plan
lease
and
Securities
Roman
New Supermarkets—
markets
new
^
expected
Inc.
_2L_
Kletz &
G.
Maltz,
Grand-Way Discount Center, a 48,050 square foot onestop shopping center offering everything from food to major appli¬
ances
at
discomt
prices,
opened
on
March
2
in
Vestal,, n.
Y
The
Co.,
Fay_
-
Shares
Y-uj SQ.OOO
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.„
Michael
1022.
newest
supermarkets
*'
*
'
$6.03
Aetna
:
&
severally
have
7 Investors Funding Corp. of New York- -Registers With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
July
common
.
to
options.
end the selling stockholder the
stock set opposite its name,
company
of
below:
Goodyear's
Outstanding
$25,000
455,000 slis.;.
reserved for issuance pursuant to stock
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
countries.
,
,
(5(f)
cents
(25
4,000 shares
"...
TO
EFFECT
,
,
.
Court
York
New
1401)
that
Regional Office announced Feb. 26, 1959 (Lit. '
Judge Sidney Sugarman of the U. S. Districts »
District of New York signed a mandatory in¬
the Southern
for
F. L. Jacobs Co. to prepare forthwith and file with
Exchange and the Commission not later than
information, documents and reports required by
Section 13(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The defendant
company consented to entry of the order
1 The SEC has Issued orders under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
junction
the
New
March
ordering
York
31,
Stock
1959,
all
suspending trading on exchanges and in the
over-the-counter markets.
1
Volume
189
for a further
stock
of
of
Number 5827
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
shares.
10-day period to March 12, 1959, inclusive, in the common
Jacobs Co. and the class A and Class B common stocks
Tin
L.
estate
of
Ami
F.
Hirsh,
a
the Bon
Co,—'V.; 189, p. 1023.
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
1
Gas
Co.,
.
Privately — The company, it was announced on
Feb. 18, has placed privately $4,000,000 of 5V4% sinking
fund debentures due 1979 with Aetna Life Insurance Co
L.
T.
to
Life Insurance
Iowa.
This financing
The
proceeds
will
be
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of
to
for
pay
construction.—V.
new
the
187,
board
last
Kay
Jewelry Stores. Inc.—Loan Arranged—This
has
obtained
southwestern
balance
stores
purchased on a net asset /basis
liquidate shout-term indebtedness.
to
last
;
-
188,
E.
selling
is
Frederic
Board
on
third
to
be
10%
—
Stock
adopt
April
on
the
payment
for
of
approval
made
10%
1957.
188,
the
equal
Aeronca
Manufacturing
early
that
for
10%
annual
Preferred
This
.*
March
.
Stock
1959,
months
1957.
1958
of
However,
than
more
compared
in
with
detail
some
$80
our
will
in
issue
our
by
the
the
be
billion
in
Registers
—
operations
The
the
for
devoted
registration
a
*
life
insurance
issued
in
with
the
additions
and
company
estimates. -Hsv'1959
—V.
p
137,
1092."
'
•
construction
1.;'-,
.>
expenditures
./
at
$8,579,000,000. The 1958 total
than
for
ill4 individual
SEC
insurance
life
in
insurance
force
and
at
amounted
preceding
any
made up
$1,443,000,000
the
end
of
in
year of
insurance
•
holders were backed by assets of
$16,282,000,000,
of $746,000,000 over the 1957 figure.
•At
•-
the
the
of
end
^Company's-
\
-
$7,887,000,000. *
1957,
the
when
insurance.
The
$84,224,000,000
the
sisted" of
of
of'individual
of
end
of $6,444,000,000
con¬
group
•
$51,965,000,000
insurance.
to
except
year
was
-
group
not
issuing
than $84 billion, as
which follow outline
just closed.
This brief
current problems vitally
>
covering 75,000 shares of $100 par cumulative preferred
bidding.
of the preferred stock siile Will-be Used for
property
improvements and for other corporate purposes.
The
"
higher
was
did
more
two
1958
was
insurance
new
on
•
.:
statement
part:
pages
year
to
This
Proposed
in
quarter we were
of 1957. At tne
quarter
1957.
our
New
.<
2744.
p.
of
fourth
fourth
principally
policyholders."
affecting
to be offered for public" sale at competitive
stock,
"K'Net 'proceeds
t
Co.
188,
Offering With SEC—
filed
company
3,
above.—V.
Light
&
.
Corp.
said
2
1958, our Life insurance in force amounted to
It
re¬
547.
p.
March
on
new
high—$1,591 million, some $78 million more tnan in
In. previous years, more than two-thirds of this amount was
living policyholders.
to
"In
by
stock
the
President,
a
As
paid
over
at
Should
the action be
voted,
for Lone Star shareholders to
21.
year
dividend.—V.
recommendation
a
to
Ecker,
the
perspective of business generally, 1958 was a good *
Metropolitan.
Probably the best measure of our service to '
the people of the United States and
Canada is the payments we have
made to our policyholders and beneficiaries.
In 1958 these payments
reached
Windsor.
presented
consecutive
stock
C.
relating
will
meeting
the
W.
in
for
year
-
ot
voted
matter
J Louisiana Power
•
coat^ists .oi, 107 retail credit jewelry stores and 24
affiliates from coast to^coast,'including 16 Kay-Finlay Strauss Stores
rom
in.- the Metropolitan area. -v: 188. p." 2743.
have
death
W.
"Viewed
1434.
p.
7
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.—Payments to Policy¬
holders and Insurance in Force Increased During
1958—*,
.
issue
chain
Keystone Custodian
President,
company
Potter
—
and J.
of Lone Star Gas Co., on March 4 was elected
of Lone Star Steel Co.
to fill the vacancy
committee
This
10
a
See
:
strengthened ' finanoial position resulting from
this loan is
expected to lacdli'tatc fconH^'^d gxpa.xsioa during 1959,'' Mr.K&uf mann
said.r-r-rk*
•*'.'/••";; •i/v-:••••.'•
y
Kay
Jr.,
shares.—V.
(12,000);
Longren Aircraft Co., Inc.—Merger Approved—
-"The
The
97,596
director
a
message
and
October,
Hirsh,
Hirsh,
M.
of
by the
directors
ceive
cor¬
15-yearv5V2% loan
from The Prudential Insurance Co. of America, it. was
announced,on March 2 by.C; D. Kaufmann, President.* "If •,
.I Approximately $3,000,000 of the
loan "..will be used to pay for 14 ^
;
$5,000,000
a
R.
directors
year
executive
will, make
the
of
stockholders'
poration
P.
Star Steel Co.
dividend.
1092.
p.
the
Tlie
arranged by Dean Witter & Co.
was
used
A.
holdings
Poster, President
caused
and
being sold
by Co-executors of the
shares), E. H. R. Hirsh (29,880); M. M.
are
(22,500
(12,0001;
Dividend. Recommended—
,
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Lincoln National
Co.
blocks
Hirsh
1 $15,000).
his
Lone
.
largest
H.
J.
director
Longley
6,600 of
Inc.—Debentures
Sold
(1131)
and
$32,259,000,000
.
the Metropolitan's
year
contracts
its
with
which
was
policy¬
increase
an
.
'
obligations
at
year's
end
were
$15,422,000,000.
The4
statutory reserves (determined according to legal requirements) totaled*
$13,700,000,000.
Surplus funds held against unforeseen future
con-'
tingenci'es totaled $860,000,000.
"
"
"
$22,300,000.
<■
Funds, Inc.—Asset Value Soars—
■
.
ji„ As of Jan:
Total
S-4
net
shares
No.
31—
t ',';
assets
(series
>
Incomc
87.07
Chairman.—V.
stock.
preferred
-par
J. vR.
Steelman,
immediate
use.—V.
189,
said
Sales
of new
shares
plans
%"'•••%:.:
has
company
1359—8 Weeks—1958
;;;
1
$143,636,173
706.'. ;
p.
.;
$135,220,561
"j .'Magnavox
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.—Proposed
See SeWomechanisms,'Inc., below.—V. 188, p. 650.
:■&
r''
'
X* '*■>■ ./• 'i,/''*' ' ,\r
■
Lazard Fund; Inc.—Registers
the
ancT securities
cash
the Commission
of
Alton
•
into
Exchange Proposal--
shares
for
substantially all of
Illinois, corporation;
Co.',*,an
Summit.
until March 12,
persons
,
-* *•'—T~——'■
«.n«
16,
March
Jan.
on
23,
the
closing, under
Alton
1959,
would' have
agreement, had
j
received
88.899
taken
shares
distribution
for
the
to
public.—V.
188,
(Eli)
Lilly
'
.
This
York
Times
met
Times'facsimile
was
Corp.,
an
Facsimile
division.
Facsimile;
of
Times
people.
annual
be
Austin
will
G.
Cooley,
continue
,
Facsimile
Executive
used
for
working
that
in
capacity.
122,158
No
were
$60,756
$32,424
13
of
6%
Silver Spring, Md.—Files With
Commission—
filed
letter
a
3-year
No
subordinated
warrants) .to
and $1,000)
offered
at
notification
of
be
with
at
face
amount
and 2,500 shares of class A
$12
per
underwriting is
capital.—V. 132,
(with
debentures
8-year subordinated deben¬
offered
West
York
(in
common
Stores
:
of
811.
.,
American
cf
Natural
proposal
a
shares
common
net
of
Gas
with
of
has
Co.,
the
the
SEC
joined
for
subsidiary
the
with
sale
to the
.
..
be
for
used
"The
of
Air
its!
of
parent
am
for
costs
editorial
Force
Blue
Book,"'
Marine
(pocket-size,
for
additional
working
capital
and
other
,
St.,
April
has
company
New
25,
York
1957.
its
36,
The
N.
GIVING
principal place of business afc.
Y.
It was incorporated in New
is
company
TO
in
engaged
armed forces of
EFFECT
stock
(par
"Not included are
five
a
cents)
business
the
the United States.;
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
375,000 shs.
maximum of 12,500 shares which
has
*317,790 shs.
the underwriter
the option to buy at 10 cents
per share; nor 5,000 shares which
Hughes Miller lias an option to buy for
$1,000; nor 10,000 shares
aside for issue under options which the
President and Chairman
the Governing
Policy Board may grant to persons designated
M.
set
of
to
purchase
188,
at
same
by
a
minimum
price
of
25
cents
share.'
per
2744.
p.
;
-f
..
Missouri Pacific RR.—-Gross Revenues
Higher—
Month
of
January—
*
1959
Total
Net
operating revenues
railway operating income
Net
income;
and
;
195a
$23,794,115
$23,454,865
2,359,317 " 2 534 661
624,894
after
752)619
140,086
*104,904
mandatory
sinking
capital expenditures
appropriations
fund
"Deficit.—V.
1959—4 Wks.—1958
'...
.
to
are
editions
editions);
42nd
Common
Corp.—February Sales Up—
4
proceeds
first
CAPITALIZATION
them
$2,091,903
p.
p.
purposes.
on
—V.
will expire,
proceeds, are to
Louis investment
189,
crop
publishing books dealing with the
The
2131.
p.
4 Weeks Ended Feb. 28—
r
of 1957.
Repayments of principal were,
production and good livestock prices/
351.
'
'
/
:
end
188,
of
backed
Daper
Warrants
share.
involved.
Sales,
—V.
-
to'
mortgage'
$14 per share; and the Commission has given interested,
March 16, 1959, to request a
hearing thereon.
or
production
Balance
approximately
city
the stock sale will be used
by Michigan Consolidated,
part of its construction program for 1959, estimated to'
expenditures cf $34,000,000.—V. 189, p. 151.
'.
corporate
the
personnel
The company is located in New York and employs
Industries'
sales
are
currently
running
at
anapproximately $115 million.—V. 189, p. 1023.
of
34,264
year
•;The Army Blue Book," "The-.Navy blue Book," and "Thc
Corps Blue Book"; advertising and production;
printing
55
26,
Mangel
services
and
the
filing
PROCEEDS—The
for
'V $154,582
company filed with the SEC an amendment
1959, to its registration statement covering an additional
7,500,000 shares of its common stock.—V. 139, p. 811.
,
products
housing
amounted
Military Publishing Institute, Inc. — Common: Stock,
Offered—C. H. Abraham &
Co., of New York City, on'
16 publicly offered
125,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents) at $2 per share on a best-efforts basis.
$131,191'
Managed Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Vice-President
in
•'>
estate
Feb.
"
Litton
rate
$179,ll7
118,361
Feb.
be
to
l'J64.
Feb.
3%
and
'
real
_
23,391
) f.
Corp.,
on
31,
011
mortgages,
finance
of
$200,000
(par $10)
This St.
the
500,000
until
p.ersons
charges and provision
transferable
(with
subsidiary
in
$.7,000,000,
;
24,252
interest—
Dec.
$3,500,000 last year.
265
36,944
$154,865
v-_-—
fixed
011
undisclosed amount of
changes are planned.
Sales
covering
Stock
Facsimile
Times
of
after
corporation
farm
•'
record
BUSINESS—Tlie
denominations of $500
announced. jointly
Corp. will operate under the same name, but as
a division of Litton,
a national electronics-based company. W. Preston.
Corderman,
a
Vice-President
of
Litton, , becomes
President
of
the*
Times
33,924
*.
transferable warrants); and $50,000 of 4%
subsidiary,
a
J This
lKirent
•
lhude'ldr
Times
37,392
■___
Major Finance
on Feb. 27 by
Arthur Hayes Sulzberger, Publisher and Chairman of the
Times, and
Charles B.
Thornton, Chairman and President of Litton. Purchase
was
195,784
2.
Securities and Exchange
tures
at
of
noted.—V.
Proceeds
1958
41,136
Tetc.
contingent
189, i). 811.
The
at
result
a
additional
*'■
—____—
for
-V,
&EC
it
L__
•/
income
operating
interest,
and
•
mortgages
and
in
year's end. During the
,
Total income
.
Rentals,
city
of the company's assets invested
States and Canadian Govern¬
United
city
$293,000,000
as
involve
1959
in
estate.
in
in
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Stock Sale
Proposed,:
;
L
50.
p.
.
Co.,
V'■]
27%
9%:
made for
Miv Ecker
J
hS:*-:*•''
-.:
;
(net
income
7
New
:
;
RR.—January Earnings Improve-
rents
Other
Industries—Buys Facsimile; Equipment Firm—>•:
corporation has bought the
the
:
shares
of
provi-'
$54,600,000, and at the end of the year the Metropolitan held
27,144 mortgages for a total investment of $315,000,000. This
compares!'
Dec.
rents
fac.
railway
,
of
privilege.
holders
After
1957.
as
of
convertible
were
all
and
for
under
3.32%
was
securities,
real
were
with
standby
a
'
Net
of
1825.
Litton
1959
taxes
investment expenses *
rising trend of recent -
the
3.75%
a total of
$480,000,000, mostly to assist in financ-"
ing the acquisition of homes. ' '•
•Farm mortgages made
during the year numbered 3,231 for a total'
1,853,859:
place
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
4,500 shares of class B non-voting
common stock
(par $5) was made on Feb. 16 by Smith
Barney & Co. at $75 per share, with a dealers concession*
of $1.50 per share. The offering was completed.—V.
188,p.
shares
Such
2,
with
compared
income
year
$4,502,000,000
$2,251,702!
Co.,
&
ondary offering
$50).
Feb.
as
deducting
continued
balance sheet showed 53%
bonds,
other
loans
for. redemption 011 Feb.* 5,4
of 4:,i%
cumulative con- •
shares
1958
Investment
:
,
last
corporate
ment
will
.
1958
after
Taxes,
the proposed new law, however,
compared with 3.46% in 1957.
,
During 1953 new long-term investments, amounted to $1,365,000,000.
The average return, after investment
expense but before Federal in¬
come
tax, was 4.74%,
•• *'■'■'
;
'
and
1,815,905
225,060
Net income
/
called
company
through!
Central
.;
Equipment
stock, representing approximately 1% of the total number of shares
outstanding. The shares of Lazard acquired by Alton will be distrib¬
uted to its shareholders, who will take such shares for investment and
not
;
.
'}■ H'. ;• C''
Lazard
of
/,
-
„
for
earned,
income
-
$2,274,358
t
the
construction
new
interest
Federal
return
The
Operattng'. expenses
-
If
;*■
of
for
the
in
revenues
........
1959.
Hospital, Minneapolis,
Month of January—
Operating
Tlie
«—
''
1023.
Joint
..
'
''
outstanding
conversion
r
to
from
Maine
>
by
to
sion
Executive"
of
Federal
years—3.80',«
to
.consisting of securities and cash;, and its outstanding shares-are,owned,by 36 stockholders. Under an agreement''between£
the two .copvpanie's,: substantially all of the: cash and securities owned?
by Alton, having a", total'yalue of $1,566,846. on Jqii. 23,
1959, will be
riurnbex
and
completion
mpon
stock;1 (par
stock
such
period
and
1959,
exchange for shares'Of the latter's stock.
elected
agreement, Blyth & Co., Inc., offered during ;
29, 1958 to Feb. 2, 1959 to purchase at a price
above the 3'edemptipn -price any preferred stock tendered
to it and
to convert such preferred stock into common stock.-—V.
.189, pp. 151 ;
thereorir-;r.r-.*>'/iO''„ *.i*
in
92,561
preferred
'.Pursuant
the
■\T Alton -has assets
transferred to Lazard
been
rate
before
up
1958,this
its
common
exercised
Company.-Act,, with, respect- to
has given interested
request' a\hearing
to
vertible'
.'V;/
has applied Jo .the SEC for an
coiixpaiTy
exemption j; orders under the Investment
a
proposali? of thef issuance of hazard's
and
■■"■
■
,
lias
Co.—Conversion of Preferred Stock—
Dec. -30,
l&597aIl;of
;
:
On
:
Merger—;,;.;
" u" j*1
This New .York finyestment
who
•;
■
S285.852.645 $271,402,931
?'= <"
y
Lowenstein
2142.
p.
properly valuation
$3,780,296. ;:i
be
.
—V/189;'
Leon
188,
Total
':
but
r
bonds, dated Feb. 1, 1959, and due serially from Feb. 1,
1961 to Feb. 1, 1974, inclusive. The
bonds are priced at
100% and accrued interest.
its
for
no
Up—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
Sales5:j!:.il..I.:_'£_
succeeds
who
Lutheran Deaconess Home
311.
p.
Kroger- Co.—Current
Per. End. Feb. 21—
the
B.dTansill,
The
I
has been elected President,
becomes Chairman of the Board.
Minn.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
Co., West Bend,
Wis., on Feb.'17 offered publicly $1,000,000 of 4V2%, 5%,
5 V4 % and 5V2% first
mortgage serial and sinking fund
.
President,
Sons, Inc.—Changes in Personnel
formerly. Comptroller,
SO.08
letter
The
-
-
.The stockholders have authorized issuance of 250,000
no
Donald
succeeding
Koehring Co.—New Preferred Issue Authorized—
-.i
Drake,
$0.08
______
'
'
C.
$11.67
1-i.id—1—
917.
Lowenstein &
Everett
1,989,552
14,592 %'%.
9,074
share-l______share (6 months)-
per,Sr4
•
814.075,938
2,669,839
______
Asset lvalue:, per S-4
—V.;i89, p.'
1958
$31,158,197
.'ioutstanding;,
of S-4 shareholders
(M.)
v
1959
'
•
S-4»
189,
p.
604..
$1,648,535
Mobile Gas Service
..
Corp.—Rights Offering Oversub¬
the 33,000 shares of common stock offered
by the company for subscription by its common stock¬
holders, a totab of 31,669 shares were subscribed for
through the exercise of primary rights.
An additional
scribed—Of
Loblaw
.
The
first
will
5V»f/r. series
be
excepted)
made
the
of
at
D
any
Bank
of
for
redemption
due
April
in
Canada
Nova
Scotia,—V.
April
on
bonds
branch
1,
1,
187,
p.
.
$213,500. '
next,
at
1983
(far
102^2%.
northern
Marsh
Foodlincrs, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—This
corporation; received $2,000,000 of expansion financing
Properties, Ltd.—Partial Redemption;
corporation! has ' called
its
of
ment
Leased
from
Pay
branches
the
Massachusetts
announced
was
1207.
1975.
on
Mutual
Feb.
Life
24.* The
-
Insurance
will
notes
Co.,
mature
i
"
..
Lock Joint Pipe
;
This
pipe,
and
March
on
3 filed" a
Commission
Exchange
(33Ms
manufactures
cents
registration
covering 166,716. shares
of
common
Tlie,company
plans
The
split
to
its
presently outstanding $1 par value
common
stock
3-for-l immediately prior to the public offering and
this filing is on the basis of the new shares to be
outstanding. The
offering will qonsist of 136.716 shares being sold by selling stockholders
and 30.000 shares being sold by the
company.
A group will be formed
by Kidder, Peabody & Co. to offer the stock to the public.
Prcstressed concrete pressure pipe is used
principally in municipal
industrial
and
deigned
water
transmission
and
distribution
systems
and
United
its
of
pipe plants
States
and
18
plants
plants and
pipe
culvert
sewer,
four
and
pressure
in
and
Puerto
over
drainage
Rico
half
its
and
other
pipes
were
into operation after World War II.
The
company
lias
spent
approximately
$23,000,000
on
gross
plant
additions
in
the
last
put
ten
in
based
$1.63,
1958
on
was
the
$41,800,000
1,665,021
and
shares
net
be
to
income
outstanding
share
after the
per
stock split.
The company lias paid cash dividends 111 every year since
the exception of 1935.
The company will have 1,695,021
shares outstanding after the stock split and
offering.
1923,
Of
with
the
working
assets
net
consideration
added
to
of
in
from
used
business
manufacturer
be
proceeds
capital
and
in
of
concrete
that
general
its
stock
February,
Associated
sewer
amount.
funds
of
and
The
the
sale.
1959
$500,000
Pipe
culvert
Co.
pipe
remainder
company
will replenish
purchase
of
the
the
for
Concrete
and
of
in
the
will
be
of
Florida,
Miami,
for
proceeds
available
a
a
The company has
for
outstanding 1,665,021 common shares. The pros¬
pectus lists 25 selling stockholders, who own in the aggregate 1,006.869
Bonds—
F. Coppedge, Chairman of the Board, announced the election
following directors: Joseph M. D'Assern, Ivan Allen Ezrine,
Freed, Ilerschel Harris, James M. Nicely and Maurice E. Glen.
The following directors resigned: Gustave G. Amsterdam,
Albert M.
Greenfield,
Gordon K.
Greenfield,
George H. Johnson,
William L.
tlie
Jules
-
Less
The
F.
Edward
and
Montecatini, Italy—Bosnian Contract Signed—
A
contract
companies,
was
signed
Montecatini
in
Belgrade
and
Lukavaz
in
on
Ansaldo,
for the construction of
company
Feb.
and
28
the
between
the
Yugoslav
Italian
"Rudnap"
$8,500,000 nitrogen fertilizer
Construction is slated to begin
Bosnia.
an
plant
immediately.
The
plant will produce 100 metric tons per day of anhydrous am¬
starting from coke oven gases supplied by an already existing
oven plant.
In addition, 340 metric tons per day of nitric acid
Executive
Committee consists of R.
F. Coppedge
(Chairman),
Spangenberg
(Vice-Chairman),
Ivan Allen Ezrine,
Maurice
Olen, F. W. Paul, Eugene W. Stetson and E. G. May.—V. 189, p. 47.
O11
Jan.
1959 all
of
19,
its
Steel
stock
through
Pursuant
the
tendered
No
(par $100).
Feb.
exercised
during
to
shares
corporation called for redemption on Feb. 19,
shares of 5% cumulative convertible
outstanding 37,533
preferred stock
shares
Corp.—Conversion of Preferred Stock
1959 this
to
it and
so
Such shares
1959
Feb.
to
convert
19,
1959
such
tendered —V.
of
convertible into
99.8%
of
the
common
preferred
privilege.
agreement,
to
were
holders
and
conversion
standby
a
period
were
19,
such
The
to
First
Boston
purchase
any
preferred stock
139,
p.
into
Corp.
offered
stock
preferred
common
York
380
be
In
metric
Shipbuilding Corp. below.—V.
be
tons
per
day of
nitrochalk containing
produced.
all
these
189.
p.
811.
20.5%
nitrogen
.
-
,
opertaions,
employed
in
Fauser-Montecatlni processes, already suc¬
hundreds of plants throughout the world, wili
used.
...
Equipment and machinery for these
Societa
Ansaldo
National
This
plant
of
Can
corporation
at
000,000
Hanover,
cans
Genoa.—V.
188, p.
new
Pa.,
March
this
2
New
announced
year.
plants will
be
supplied by
2032.
Corp.—To Build
on
Plant.—
that
Production
it
will
capacity
erect
will
a
new
be
10,-
weekly.
Construction
of
the
125,000-square-foot
plant
will
begin
upon
completion
of contract
negotiations.
The
plant,
the
corporation.%
18th, will be built on a 15-acre site along the Western Maryland By
line
a
mile
east
of
Hanover.—V.
188,
National Co., Inc.—Awarded
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—To Sell Additional
Holdings in Shipbuilding Firm— New
and
p.
1923.
stock.
811.
Stock
See
coke
will
cessfully
McGiriley.
Leonard
E.
will
general corporate purposes.
,
for
12,
Roy
of
McLouth
years.
volume
Sales
was
RR.—Tenders
Deposit
March
on
at
in
Venezuela.
plants
(EST)
p.m.
monia
for
pressure
the
All
.
subscription privilege, subject to allotment.
The
offering was underwritten by The First Boston Corp.
and The Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Inc., and associates.
For additional details, see V.
189, p. 604.
1
McCrory-McLelian Stores Corp.—Board Elected—
is
all pressures common to the water works industry.
The
is also said to be the second largest producer in the country
of concrete sewer, culvert and drainage pipe.
The company, whose headquarters are at East
Orange, N. J., operates
Pennsylvania
&
Mercantile-Safe
& Trust Co., Baltimore, Md., will until
1959, receive tenders for the sale to it
of first 4'r
(2'/<>
fixed interest), series B bonds, due March 1, 1981,
to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of
$45,368, at prices not
j,o exceed 100'/^ plus accrued interest.—V. 188, p. 2644.
2
company
six
Maryland
.
stock
value).
par
of the .issue will be used for refunding, working capital,
find expansion.—V. 188, p. 1520.
prcstressed concrete
pressure
statement with the Securities
11,992 shares were subscribed for
pursuant to the addi¬
tional
The proceeds
Co.—Registers Stock Issue With SEC
which
company,
it
in
Joseph
H.
Quik,
President,
$5,500,000 Navy Contract
announced
on
Feb.
27
the
signing
of
a.
prime contract with the Navy for a quantity of "no drift"
receivers, the third multi-million, dollar contract received by this
electronics
firm
in
recent
months.
The
company,
operating four
$5,500,000
radio
in
slants
Expenditures incurred in establishing this
producer of high purity tantalum metal for the
energy, missiles and
chemical process industries
components;
amateur
shortwave
and military communications radio receivers;
S le checkout systems and equipment; and other electronic equip-.
S for defense and industry, including the world's most precise
frequency and time, standard equipment.--V. 180, p. o28.
Kvstems
Co.,
Porter
K.
H.
See
Products Corp.—Acquired—
Inc. below.—V. 187, p. 1435.
Electric
National
($10 per share) for 25,000 shares
preferred stock (with warrants);
par
tive
and paid
long
So
amounts: On or before Aug.
each Aug. 1 thereafter to and including Aug.
before
cumulative
the
Dec.
On
amount
Earnings
because
its
of
extended
was
PROCEEDS—The
to
net
Sept.
will
for
used
be
BUSINESS—The
was
offices
located
Detroit
principal
wholly-owned
which
In
15
subsidiaries,
located
ure
Chicago,
111.,
and
adjoining
Cleveland,
in
Ohio,
in
one
each
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
'
payable
'
to
banks.-.,..^^
159,
Outstanding
Month
1960 to
1907..1,000,000
1,500,000
series A, due Jan. l, i960 to 1965
338,000
338,000
1,
1959
to
1966.
debentures—
deficit
operating
income
1 50(7000
Oct.
of
to
Ramset by Winchester-Western, New
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.;—V.
384.
p.
1959 to 1965
594,000
6% series C, due Mar. 1, 1961 to 1970
750,000
594^000
750^000
5%
First series,
1965„„_
323,000
1958
$670,993
68,338
1,986
5%
second series,
1, 1966--
330,000
33o|oOO
390,000
Pacific
President, stated that January expenses were up this
having maintained full train service,
curtailed to some extent in January
because of extremely light traffic conditions.—V.
189,
year because of the Company's
whereas train service had been
390 000
5%
due Aug.
serial,
due
cumul.
6>4%
preferred stock
Feb.
1,
1959
$5
($100
203,032
served
stock
to
reserved
of
the
of
stock,—V.
such
preferred
1,000 shs.
the
and
were
of
stock
common
are
20,672
exercise
5%
rights
shares
stock
the
of
convertible
such
were
preferred
stock
of
warrants
debentures,
reserved
are
issued
to
series
against
the
the
B;
purchasers
155,325
and
exercise
of
certificates
of
cumulative
812.
National Investors Corp.—Net
Assets at Record High—
Group
of
Mutual
22-year old growth stock fund of the Broad Street
Funds,
have
crossed
the
$100,000,000
mark
it
BoardUCtd °" MaiCh 4 by Flancis F> RaadolPh- Chairman
Net
assets
gain
the
reached
of more
than
record
a
$G
high
million
over
of
$100,205,335
the
$94,001,772
on
at
the
start
was
for
of
U1
According to Mr. Randolph, growth through the sale of
gain
27
year.
accounted
was
of the
Feb.
for
the
securities.—V.
$2,593,000
result
188,
p.
of
of
this
market
1520.
1
rise
in
assets.
appreciation
of
The
new
balance
the, fund's
shares
of
last year's total gas revenues of $91,058,-
$1.41,
were
dividends
increase of
an
share
J.
$182,268,760 reached
$1,518,072,
$1,314,020,
of
per
The gain over
shares.
reported
Scott
Mr.
$1.18
or
net
achieved this record volume
the retail division. The net income
for the
share on 1,117,244 shares
of the year, compared with net income 01
share in 1957 based on the same number
$1.36
equal to
end
the
at
outstanding
1958 consolidated
the highest level in its 68-year history.
Scott, President, said the company
despite a work stoppage in
was
Peak—
1957.
$181,944,024 in
were
G.
March 5 reported that its
on
company
of
Sales
cents per
stock stayed at 22
common
on
share over
cents per
5
This
sales
year
in previous years.
the
portfolio
raised by nearly 60
December when Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of Amer¬
was
project.
contracted, subject
completed a major pipeline expansion
Illinois
Northern
to
NI-Gas
the
Co.,
end
per
1957 was 15.5%.
that
activities
subsidiary
73
for
list.
waiting
Pipeline Co.
received,
when
would enable
heating to substantially all on
space
is
suppliers.
of
The
utility
also
is studying
100 million cubic feet daily
Supply,
NI-Gas
Of
participated
these,
being
The
45
gas
with
and
six
experienced
producers.
are
delivered
Inc., the utility's wholly-
At the end of 1958, the explora¬
also were reported.
had
wells.
already
NI-Gas'
Illinois Natural Gas
increments,
gas
in
completion
and
three
March 1959.
two
new
supermarkets were opened by
"with its strong cash
and
its
finance
Scott.—V.
187,
future
p.
additional stores are scheduled for
During the last four years the company
spent more than $7,000,000
has
to
1958
capital
in enlarging and modernizing its facil¬
position the company is well equipped
expenditure
requirements."
said
Mr.
990.
Natural
supply additions of up to
subsidiary,
drilling
wells
natural
regulatory
to
million cubic feet of gas daily
Gas Co., Midwestern Gas
in
company
ities
of 1950, he revealed.
Stepped-up
tion
Texas
these
single-family
present
the
and
said
offer
further pipeline
owned
has
Northern
pipelines:
Chandler
Mr.
also
Gas
to receive an additional 114
three
Transmission
by
the
natural gas supply
daily
million cubic feet in
approvals,
this
stock
storage
in developing additional underground
NI-Gas' achievements in 1958.
higher than the previous year. Earnings per
about 8%
company's
The
the
preferred
as
from
Net assets of
to dominate this
Co.—Sales at New
Shows 15.5% Gain—
are
ica
to
among
Quarterly
1957.
common
progress
re¬
share
subordinated
attached
of
and future growth continued
Chandler reported that
Mr.
568,767 shs.
000
shares
of" common
conversion
common
p.
1,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
unissued
outstanding:
initially
189.
but
the
against
warrants
permits,
($1 par)——
company's
shares
97,943 shs.
.
authorized
presently
for present
operations through 1958,
according to Marvin Chandler,
President, in the annual report released on March 4.
Increase
of 31,596 customers, release of 78,000 gas house-heating
company
Robinson
Gamble
Pacific
Provisions
100,000 shs.
it was
Hornblower &
of 5% promis¬
announced on Feb, 17.
189, p. 708.
Net Income
Gas Co.—Plans Large Expenditures
Illinois
Northern
preferred
par)
satisfy
year
Corp.—Private Placement—This cor¬
Finance
notes due Jan. 1, 1979,
sory
—V.
•1024.
facilities
subordinated
Common stock
last
p.
100,000 shs.
par)
cumulative
stock
1966
of
97,943 shs.
68 cent cumulative convertible
($10
to
($10 par)
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
poration. through Blyth & Co., Inc. and
Weeks, has placed privately $27,000,000
323,000
due May 1,
Shells, are made for
Both are part of
Haven, Conn.
p. 1024.
189,
share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per share.
The offering was quickly completed.—V. 188, p. 588.
Henry Oetjen,
,
•
5% series B, due Dec. 1,
called
shells,
The
"
Western Super-X Industrial
service.
customer
deficit.
♦Net
kilns
just about equal to those
the previous year, Mr. Clarke attributed Ramset's stellar performance
the acceptance of the new kiln gun and to the improvement of
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on Feb. 20 by White, Weld & Co. at $14.87 ^ per
1959
—$710,980
39,739
;
*19,701
of January—■
railway
Net
clinker rings in rotary
were
Southern Ry.—Loss in January-
Gross revenues
1.000,000
out"
"shoot
to
used
are
guns
the manufacture of cement.
Noting that cement sales in 1958
.
,
above.—V.
Industries
Litton
See
$8,550,000
:
J J.
due
Subordinated
a
Kiln
during
Pabst Brewing
Net
5*4<7e, due June 30,
5%
$11,600,000
Clarke.
Mr.
Co.—Sells Subsidiary—
York Times
New
debentures—•
.
The Ringblaster
changes in
outstanding),—V. 187,
the class
of
higher than in 1955,
introduced a completely new kiln
"Ringblaster," which is quieter, safer and faster than
represented one of the most important
the 28-year history of the industry, according to
called the
design
FINANCING
Authorized
♦Notes
Senior
i
32%
•
Norfolk
V*$
about
(representing
' 2843.
28%
previous record year. «"
At the beginning of 1958, Ramset
price prevailing on such Exchange at the time of srde, or by public
or
private sale otherwise than on such Exchange at prices related to
those prevailing on such Exchange.
,
After
such
sale, - Merritt-Chapman
will continue to own 409,151
p
Cleveland.
in 1958 over 1957 and 4%
System,
Sales were up
the
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
3, 1959, covering 621,353 outstanding shares of its common
stock, to be offered for public sale by the owner thereof,
MerrittChapman & Scott Corp. Merritt-Chapman intends to offer these shares
from time to time either on the New York
Stock Exchange at the
Shares
Corp.—Unit's Sales Up—
shells by Ramset established a record in 1958,
by James J. Clarke, Sales Manager of Ramset
gun
announced
Fastening
addition, load retaining
ladings from damage.—
credit business.
CAPITALIZATION
5
Protective hoods
kiln
of
was
The
the
of
Mathieson Chemical
Olin
Sales
March
following cities: Lansing and Flint, Mich., Toledo, Ohio, and Philadel¬
phia, Pa. Five of the company's offices and devoted exclusively to
consumer
.
pany's construction
it
outstanding at the time
proceeds will be applied to the com¬
program.—V. 189, p. 1024.
Any remaining
the bond sale).
of
be applied by Ohio Power, to the extent :
notes incurred for construction purposes
bank
prepay
earlier models.
29
and
to
not exceeding $40,000,000 may be
which
(of
gun,
engaged in
or
through
branch ofiices of
suburban areas, seven
operates
company
Detroit
in
three
the
The
necessary,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Shipbuilding:
New York
working
additional
1 hereon.
additional funds will
hearing
a
company
26, Mich.
The company and its subsidiaries arc
small loan and consumer
credit
business.
Directly
the
of American Electric Power Co., Inc., has joined
parent in the filing of a proposal with the SEC whereby
will make a $14,000,000 cash capital contribution to Ohio
Power and the latter will offer for public sale at competitive bidding
$25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due 1989; and the Com¬
mission has given interested persons until March 17, 1959, to request
p.' 604.
189,
Co.—Financing Proposed—
subsidiary
its
with
assignment.
steel.
at $3,950,000.—V. 187,
American
As part ef the Beech Grove program, 200 cars are being fitted with
special equipment to insure damage-free transport of material for the
automobile industry.
Skids, cross bars and shock-absorbing springs are
being installed on 100 flat cars to cradle coll
for the coils will also be placed on the cars.
In
devices will be built into 100 box cars to guard
expenditures at $55,500,000 and
subsidiary, Pennsylvania Power Co.,
Ohio Power
This
repair work at its Beech Grove Shops near Indianapolis, Ind, Fifteen
box curs and 10 hoppers arc being reconditioned daily.
The work force
at
Ecech Grove has been
increased by approximately one-third to
handle the
offered for
i209f^;>■■
p.
up heavy
the Central has stepped
that
announced
statement with the SEC
of first mortgage bonds, due 1989, to be
estimates its 1959 construction
company
that of its
equipment is estimated at $17,000,000. Work
order has already started at the Central's Despatch
Rochester, N. Y. The 1,000 Central hopper cars will also
built there.
Mr.
Nash also
he
1307
at
heavy snows, and then floods,
water conditions continued into
high operating costs during the
ihe first P&LE
on
Shops at East
in Michigan on May 27,
Industrial Building,
incorporated
are
company
executive
severe
1,000 hoppers.
Total cost of all the new
capital.
1949.- Its
,——,
results, Alfred E. Perlman, President,
January
1,647,440 shs.
public sale at competitive bidding.
The Commission has given interested persons until March 17, 1959,
to request a hearing on the proposed financing.
''Ft;• ,t
Net proceeds of the bond sale will be used for property additions and
improvements, or for the discharge of its obligations, or for the reim¬
bursement of its treasury for expenditures made for such purposes. The
present month also, Mr. Perlman said.
The New York Central System has launched an intensive moderni¬
zation program of its freight car fleet that includes the purchase of
2,000 new hoppers ar.d an accelerated schedule of reconditioning older
cars, John F. Nash, Vice-President—Operation, announced on
Feb. 27.
The new car orders include an order for 500 self-clearing
70-ton
hopper cars by the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR., a Central affiliate,
which was placed earlier in February.
P&LE had previously placed an
order for 500 of the cars.
In January the Central placed an order for
1960.
1,
$0.61
.
Exchange Commission—
Feb. 26 filed a registration
covering $30,000,000
the railroad had undergone heavy extra expenses
weather conditions during the month. During Jan¬
the Central was buffeted by
much of its system. The high
February, bringing with them extra
V.
proceeds
$0.14
along
for the purchase
of an aggregate of 20,000 (20,672 us adjusted) shares of its common
stock at a price o 1 $4 ($3.87 as adjusted)
a share which were exer¬
cisable at any time up to and including Dec. 15, 1958. By agreement
dated Aug.
1, 1957 the time within
which such warrants may be
exercised
1,957.290
3.972,104
3,000.000 shs,
Registers Proposed Bond Of/ering
—
Securities and
This company on
890.648
137,634
—-
uary,
such debentures warrants
the purchasers of
the
on
that
out
——
(deficit)
share
per
Commenting
pointed
48,597,266
49,961,357
deficit—--v.—.——-.—-—-—
snare.
1955, in connection with the sale of $750,000
5%
subordinated debentures, series B, the
15,
of
issued to
—
-
Net
and
fractional
such
of
-
.....-
expenses
v—:—
railway operating deficit
Ohio Edison Co.
With
Outstanding
Authorized
cents/•
1958
$56,509,696 $54,229,172
_•
after April 1, 1960) which will entitle
the bearer thereof to purchase common stock of the company at the
rate of 1.55+
shares of common stock for each share of cumulative
preferred stock to which the warrant will be initially attached, Tlicy
will be exercisable by their surrender to the company and payment
of the full purchase price in cash at the rate of: $5.07 per share
after March 31> 1960 and on or before Jan. 2, 1963; $5.32 per share
after Jan. 2, 1963 and on or before Jan. 2, 1966; and $5.57 per share
after Jan. 2, 1966 and on or before Jan. 2, 1968. Warrants may be
exercised only for the aggregate number of shares called for thereby
and
may
not be exercised in part, and they are in bearer form.
Fractional shares
will not be issued upon exercise of any warrant,
but in lieu thereof the company will pay cash based on the market
value
revenues
Net
,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
10
stock (par
188, p. 2353.
Common
—Net Improves—
1959
Stock Offered—Cosby & Co.,
8 publicly offered 470,000
-
—V.
of January--
Feb.
on
CAPITALIZATION
918.
RR.—Gross Up
York Central
Fla.
capital stock from 2,000,000 to
the name of the corporation to
to increase the authorized
3,000.000 shares and also to change
The Dominick Fund, Inc.—V. 189, p.
poration
Total
attached
warrants
PURCHASE WARRANTS—There will be
preferred stock common stock purchase
STOCK
COMMON
(non-exercisable until on
approved
had
Gross
of its net income available for dividends on the common
previous fiscal year; on or before Aug. 1, 1963, and
on or before
each Aug. 1 thereafter to and including Aug. 1, 1967,
an amount
equal to I1//'} of such net income for the previous fiscal
year: and on each Aug. 1 thereafter an amount equal to 10'7 of such
net income for the previous fiscal year. During each 12-month period
ending July 31, commencing with the 12-month period ending July 31,
1959,
the * company is required to use it3 best efforts to purchase
shares of cumulative preferred stock in the open market or other¬
wise
at a price or prices not exceeding the then redemption price
thereof, plus usual brokerage commissions, if any. At the end of each
12-month period to and including the 12-month period ending July 31,
11968, any unexpended balance remaining in the purchase fund will
be reallocated by
the company for its general corporate purposes;
thereafter any such unexpended balance is required to be used by the
Board of Directors forthwith to redeem shares of cumulative preferred
btocl: at the then applicable redemption price
thereof. There is no
requirement in connection with the purchase fund that the company
invite tenders for the pui chase of shares of cumulative preferred stock.
to
President, on March 2 announced that stockholders
amendments to the corportaion's certificate of incor¬
„
the
for
Corp.—Name Changed—
Shares
New
equal to 5%
stock
,
Varick Stout,
Month
a purchase fund
.1, 1959, and on or
1, 1962. an amount
company
the following
1024.
189, p.
V.
-
National
A.
stock remain out¬
shares of cumulative preferred
is required to allocate to
any
as
the
standing
1958.
of
close
at the option of the company are as follows: S10.40
per share until the close of business on Nov. 1, 1900, and thereafter
during each subsequent period of one year, until Nov, l, 196.9, at a
redemption price which shall be 4 cents less than the redemption price .
prevailing during the immediately preceding one-year period, and at
a redemption price
of $10 per share after Nov. 1, 1969, plus, in each
case
the amount of all dividends accrued or in arrears on the cumula¬
tive preferred stock so redeemed
to the date fixed for redemption,
whether or not earned or declared.
therefor
Corp.—Sales and As¬
Establish New Highs—
by investors of the National Securities Series of mutual
funds for the first two months of 1959 established an all-time high
of $16,126,659 for the period,
it was announced by E. Wain Hare,
Vice-President of this corporation, sponsor and manager of the funds.
This represents an increase of 17% over the same months last year.
National also reported combined net assets stood at a record peak of
$447 194,286 at the end of February, up from $414,322,267 at the
be redeemed
may
Fla.,
stock (par 10 cents) at 50 cents per
share on a best-efforts basis.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for new equipment, ad¬
vertising, inventory and working capital.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in F.'crida on Jan. 2,
lf.52, and took over on that date, but as of the clcse of business on
Dec. 31,
1951, the entire business of Nylonet Co., a co-partnership
owned by Lewis M. Escott and Ervvin Stein.
Since its organization, the
company has been engaged in the manufacture of nylon hair nets,
including wave itets and triangle veils, and distributes toe socks and
foot socks which are manufactured for it oy others.
Such products are
sold
under
the trade names
Nylonet, Escort, Encore, Tcnolyn and
Melody to leading stores throughout the United States. The company
■owns its own plant,
which is located at 2075 N. W. 75th St., Miami,
which shares
after that date. The prices at
from time to time
Nylonet Corp.—Common
shares of common
Purchases
preferred stock may be called for redemption after
at the option of the company in whole at any time or
1959,
1,
from
balance
of $209,*11
other year
sets
cumulative
The
in part
1959:
951.
188, p.
Securities & Research
National
involved.
Nov
a
raising
He said $35 million may be needed in
met by sale of mortgage bonds, with the
preferred stock sales.—-V. 109. p. 812.
million of new capital.
most of this would be
$115
Clearwater,
the com¬
1959. No underwriting is
commencing March 16,
company
1950.—V.
since
of 6V4% cumula¬
with rights to ex¬
pire on March 16, 1959. Shares not subscribed
for will be offered to employees and others by
pany
The
1957.
in
— Common Shares Of¬
Feb. 16 offered to holders of its
the privilege of subscribing at
The company on
securities of all kinds,
net profit after taxes
has shown a profit in all but one
with
Natural Gas Company
program will require
estimated the five-year
Chandler
Mr.
connection with Northern
140-mile
proposed
pipeline.
costs,
Co. (Mich.)
National Finance
electronics, atomic
primarily re¬
announced
were
a
figure compares
1958
The
fered
for
Monday, March 9, 1959
. .
expenditures to date,
net loss of $522,617 last year, it was
on
March 3 by Richard 8. Morse, President.
Substantial (revenues from increasing space age business—particularly
high vacuum equmm"nt for space environment research and special
metals, alloys and* coatings developed by the company for missiles
applications—helped to defray these research and development
he indicated in his annual report letter to stockholders.
sponsible
.
producing wells will more than pay for drilling
according to the report.
NI-Gas
construction expenditures in 1358 totaled $22,047,000, an
increase of about $3,500,000 over 1957. The utility's five-year (1959-631
construction program is projected at SI58 million. This includes $32
million
for
underground storage facilities and $12,500,000 for the
Corp.—Reports 1958 Losscorporation as a leading
Research
National
communications
Boston area, designs and manufactures
electronic and electro-mechanical systems and
the
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
to
oil
Natural
to
be
Gas from
Gas
sold
operators
12 of
Pipeline,
ultimately
in
these
one
from
of
the
Pacific Power & Light
Co.—Stock Offered—This com¬
outstanding common stockholders
of record March 3, 1959, rights to subscribe at $37.50 per
share for 207,852 additional common shares (par $6.50)
on
the basis of one additional share for each twenty
shares held, subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m.
pany
is offering to its
(EST)
on
March 25, 1959. An
scribed
underwriting
group
headed
Thalmann & Co. will purchase any unsub¬
shares. The group won award of the issue on
by Ladenburg,
Volume
Number 5827
189
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
a
(1133)
Mar. 3
its bid for
on
11.7
or
cents
Pfizer's
an aggregate compensation of
$24,311,
share.
per
A
competing bid from Kidder,
$35,334.84, or 17 cents a share.
Peabody & Co.
and associates
from
designated
compensation of
a
$81,000,
38.97
or
cents
asked
The new
construction
labor
and
for
the
costs,
construction
for
program
1959.
that
estimates
company
Based
current
on
will
it
need
This
from
is
Ore.,
steam heating,
furnished
proximately
13,000
and
area,
in
telephone and
213
communities
miles,
square
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
an
PRESENT
notes
'
——•••;•
<3%:%)
Outstanding
$:}•
19G0 and 1961
t2,700.000
-—
value
value
par
$100 par
' 126,533 shs.
450,000 slis.
1958.—V.
180,
limited
and other previsions
general
15, 1960, five semi-annual instalments of $2,500,000 beginning Nov.
1961, and two semi-annual intalments of $2,250,000 beginning May
office
sumers'
^Exclusive of $3,200,000 payable within one year. Outstanding amount
payable in three semi-annual instalments of $1,600,000 beginning May
meters,
agreed
to
from
purchase
below
of
subscribed for
such
the
the
of
pursuant
named
the
company
additional
the
in
have
below
respective
severally
percentages
stock
common
shall
as
mercial
are
from
and
terms
the
company's
of
of
sale
natural
The
gas
company
*''•.v:';";v\
23.00
Carl
M.
:
—
Rhoades
Loeb,
Co
Shcarson, Hamraill & Co
Ira Haupt &
189,
pay
an
year
declared
a
payable
Feb.
Inc
16,
15,
of
20c
Service
Across
quarterly
holders
dividend
cash
of
record
Francisco
Manila
and
with
DC-4
Fridays.—V.
171,
duo
Pictures
Corp.—Enters
share
per
of
series
due
1983
series
1976
($100
♦Additional
business
on
TV Production—
the
one
or
1,000,000 shs.
series
more
may
the
Bonds
§634,161 shs.
issued
be
in
under
the
accordance
with
renewable
are
during
initial
in
of
the
scheduled
Is
series
Hollywood,
Calif.,
starting
to
be
March
television
The
and
film
studio
following
many
years
as
leading
a
the
11.
between
production deal marks a reunion
who left the studio seven years ago to form
Ladd,
pany
at
shot
to
R.
S.
Dickson
Alester
,
189,
G.
named
below
in
respective
the
new
A.
—V.
M'.
&
Co.,
severally
percentages
as
not
are
are
its
&
Bidding
Power
Co.
Extension
—
Granted
Commission
at
the
thereof,
treasury funds,
Co.
due
1987,
at the
amount thereof.
first
The
redemption
price
designation of the
mortgage bonds,
due
1989.—V.
of
105.58%
bonds have been
new
188,
the
Inc.
16
Inc.
11
Corp.
14
t
Committee
Joint
3l*-year
President
Atomic Energy
on
nuclear
this
of
research
the
the
of
feasibility
the
of
the
construction
of
large-scale
a
power
that
PP&L
type
the two companies
plant
using
this
Purity
March
on
30
vote
on
splitting
the
1959,
authorized
3,000,000
there
issue
to
shares,
of
the
amendment.
The
of
any
additional
shares
pursuant
will
additional
the
The
from
1,500,000
without
shares
of
value.
par
were
be
shares
effective
to
the
made
list
will
the
of
board
has
stated
that,
than
issued
to
those
Option
York
New
amendment,
present plans
no
Stock
the
on
be
has
other
Restricted
to
which
date
board
which
have
Plan.
Stock
those who
and
for
those
Exchange
hold
who
shares
exercise
J.
Progress made over
discussion
and
unfedsibility
W.
E.
the
on
laid
were
Johnson,
session
the past year
of
the
before
project
the
led
the
the
the
was
to
$1.40,
—V.
shares
new
at
the
rate
of
35c
without
equivalent to $2.80
189,
p.
value,
par
share, whicfy
a
on
share
a
payable
an
the
on
in
June
annual basis,
stock
1959,
will
be
by
Westinghouse
growth
and
status
Mr.
Busby
Electric
of
the
and
Corp.,
Atomic
Dr.
at
a
Energy
Industry.
It
tvas
that the research project, started mid-1955, had
pointed out
In
addition,
define
the
it
supplied
problems
for
inherent
the first
this
to
time
/
type of
Electronics
necessary
reactor.—V.
189,
p.
to
offered
25,000
split.
.
funds will
no
part of
major
it
was
The
structure,
world
firm
its
be
new
structure
offices
office
building
to
be
constructed
at
March
known
3
by
J.
William
Stuart,
The Pfizer Building,
as
will
110-year-old chemical and
serve
as
the
pharmaceutical-
are
of
will
contain
It
is
which
expected
will
to
be
be
designed
ready
1961.
square
for
to
feet
Pfizer
occupancy
of
floor
space,
specifications.
in
the
Spring
picture
at
2335
proceeds
will
primarily
tubes,
in
special
$1)
at
(par
oversubscribed and
was
go
to
executive
Carmelina
South
the
selling
stockholders,
manufacture
tubes
purpose
principal
Avenue,
CAPITALIZATION
6%
secured
Business
note
payable
Administration
notes
(long
office
Los
AS
the
of
Angeles
OF
DEC.
secured
notes
(short
to
and
replacement
high
64,
construction
187,
2229.
p.
for building two new
entry of Purity
first
corporation operates 103 stores in the northern California
p. 2033.
area.
appointment
of George Putnam as Honorary Chairman of the
of this Fund, and the election of Arthur T.
Lyman, Jr. and
Putnam, Jr. as Trustees, were announced on March 3.
two
Trustees
new
have
been
partners of The Putnam Manage¬
the past several years.
M.
Werly, reporting
188, p.
on
1969.
Denius, President of this corporation, and Dr. Elliott Lev-
inthal,
President
Calif.),
Jointly announced
of
Levin thai
Electronic
March
Products,
that
3
Inc.
(Palo
Alto,
discussions
of a proposal
proposed, Levinthal will
subsidiary of Radiation and will continue oper¬
merger the two firms
become a wholly-owned
on
in
are
As
progress.
ation under present management. Each
company will be represented on
the board of directors of the other.
complementary
Corp.
•11,000
stock
of
of
America—New
Development—
An on-the-air stereophonic broadcast from
the standard AM broadcast band took
when
station
WRCA
of
the
commercial radio station
a
place early on March 2
Broadcasting Co. in New York
National
stereo recorded music program by means
a
of
a
simplified
broadcasting technique developed by the Radio Corp.
The successful test of the system on the ar, under an
experimental
authorization granted by the Federal Communications
Commission, was
announced
by Dr. James Hillicr,
Vice-President, RCA Laboratories.
The
program, broadcast from 3:20
standard
non-stereo
program
on
reproduced
with
David
RCA's
full
stereophonic
Sarnoff
Research
to
a.m.
4:45
a.m.,
was
heard
as
a
conventional
effect
Center
radio
sets, and was
experimental receivers at
on
in
Princeton, N. J.
"The system has been developed in a joint effort by RCA Labora¬
tories, the National Broadcasting Co., RCA Industrial Electronic Prod¬
ucts,
the
and
Hillier.
both
for
Victor
RCA
results
"It
economy
Radio
the
from
and
'Victrola', Division," said
of a need for simplicity
awareness
the broadcaster
and
the
For
consumer.
the
Dr.
and
broad¬
requires only a minor addition to a standard AM trans¬
Moreover, this change makes no difference in the reception of
by listeners with conventional non-stereo receivers, and it
it
programs
allows the broadcaster to switch
from
sion, or vice versa, at any time in
"To
obtain
the
have
course
stereo
stereo to
in
the
the listener must
reproduction equipment of the type used
sound
for
present stereophonic phonographs, such
their associated amplifiers.
The stereo AM
new
system
conventional
can
be
conventional transmis¬
accordance with his program plans.
stereophonic effect
coupled
with
radio-phonograph
such
home,
dual loudspeakers and
receiver used with
as
radio
in the
equipment
combinations.
The
new
manner
AM
system
Involves the addition of only a small amount of circuitry in the manu¬
facture of
the radio receivers, so that the cost of the AM stereo
radio sets,
and in stereophonic sound by the new stereo receivers
conventional
phonic
involved
AM
radios.
the
For
phonograph equipment,
in receiving AM radio
Hillier
pointed
that
out
consumer
this
would
programs
in
who
already
represent
stereo."
has
the
!
stereo¬
only
-
cost
-
broadcast in stereo by the
new
technique will be received as conventional programs by present
radio
sets, and in stereophonic sound by the new stereo receivers
playing through the associated speaker equipment. He added that
the
stereo
receivers also
will
programs
receive
non-stereo
AM
broadcasts In
the
of present conventional radio sets. In no case, he
emphasized,
special equipment required by the listener to accommodate a
change from one type of broadcasting to the other.—V. 189, p. 349.
(long
term)
($1
1958
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Changes in Personnel
these
options.—V.
shares
189,
p.
$100,800
5,000
125,000
87,766
708.
reserved
for
Issuance
upon
Legal
tions
Johnson
Johnson,
since
Department,
and
107,180 shs.
mittee
exercise
Counsel
of
B.
has
elected
been
President
to
succeed
Alfred
Hammell, who becomes Chairman of the Board.
Mr.
$100,800
*250,000 shs.
are
William
Outstanding
L.
term)
any
located
5,000
par)
is
'
Calif.
31,
vacuum
is
company
Small
term)
Common
and
Aug. 10,
on
of
Authorized
6%
its
part
manner
The
stock
v
10
to the company.
engaged
switches.
Other
525.000
stock
common
Vice-President.
subsidiary companies.
major portion
The
of
to
on
32-story
in
$20,360,000.—V.
188,
Dr.
net
accrue
New York City, has been leased by this company,
headquarters for the
and
The
the
announced
a
of
The offering
Feb.
on
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in California
television
235 East 42nd Street,
Stock, Sold—
the books closed.
708.
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—New World Headquarters
(Chas.)
shares
$7.87\2 per share.
1950.
The
Corp.—Common
Neary, Purcell & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.,
PROCEEDS—The
information
at
Radiation Inc.—Proposed Merger—
of
provided significant contributions to nuclear technology.
finance
Stores, Ltd.—To Expand Operations—
Homer R.
of
the
to
919.
Pioneer
of
to
estimated
the growth of the Fund since yearend, said that total net assets were $185,576,000 on Feb. 27,
compared
with $180,473,000 on Dec. 31.
Asset value per share was $13.94, com¬
pared with $13.64, and shareholders totaled 43,500, compared with
would amount,
prior
joint pro¬
determination
used
be
1959
Nlven, President, stated that construction of the first store
begin within 90 days, with the second store to begin thereafter.
that the firm is actively seeking additional sites in Fresno.
Charles
the
companies'
to
committee
manager,
development,
the two
on
that
reason
to
R.
would
mitter.
approve
proposed amendment, it is contemplated that the first quarerly dividend
on
Oolagah generating
gathering and com¬
He stated
caster,
Plan.
assuming the stockholders
concept was not technically feasible at the present time.
gram
funds
during
corporation on Feb. 26 announced plans
supermarkets in Fresno, Calif.
This marks the
into the Fresno metropolitan area.
in
1,044,285 shares of $25 par value
outstanding, and there may bo additional shares issued,
to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan, prior to the
date
reserved
of
reactor
will
options under the Restricted Stock Option
the
and
the evalua¬
was
homogeneous
aqueous
Result of the $9,000,000 expenditure by
reactor.
that
technical
by
program
Weslinghouse had achieved its primary purpose, which
tion
Congressional
in Washington on Feb. 26
development
and
told
company,
at
Service's
additional
ll
stock
Application
the
Busby,
1,
issuance
been
v
K.
Feb.
effective
changed
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Nuclear Program—
Jack
corportaion is
value of $25 to
of
common
895.
p.
the
par
As
principal
of
order, the Commission authorized Public Service to
borrowings aggregating $7,000,000 during the next 12
the
expenditures
transmitted
pursuant
the
of
Public
companies design and produce advanced electronic equipment,
fields. Radiation is known primarily for telemetry
digital data processing systems and Levinthal for radar, electrosurgical, medical, and nucleonic equipment. The proposed merger Is
expected to yield a total organization of expanded
capability and broad
product area.—V. 188, p. 2033.
stock, two shares for one, by changing each share of $25
value common stock into two shares of common stock without
value, and increasing the number of shares of common stock
the
with
construction
Both
—
stockholders
common
which
1988.
1959,
connect
the
AM stereophonic
of America.
be applied to
to
are
redemption of $8,000,000 of outstanding first mortgage bonds, 5%
series
to
together with
of
187,
separate
bank
months,
common
and sell
competitive bidding $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
Proceeds
$25,000.000.—V.
wjiich constituted
1,
to
for
par
par
Aug. 20, 1958, authorized the company to issue
on
the
189, p. 708.
The
Exchange Commission has issued an order grant¬
ing a request of this company for an extension to June 16, 1959, of the
period within which to consummate its bond financing proposal. The
to
of
assets
and
14
Pillsbury Co.—Plans 2-for-l Stock Split—
The Securities and
$8,500,000
the
years
a guaranty by Public Service
issued by Transok,- of which there were
$16,681,000 principal amount. Additional
required by Transok for the construction of an extension
line
and
a
make
for
Bonds—
on
Transok
now
pipe
Radio
Pennsylvania
ten
that-basis.
pressing facilities.
in
34
——,
Co.,
Securities
Law
from
last
stock
on
issued and to be
to
have
stock
common
A.
the subscription offer.
Furinan
Interstate
152.
p.
Series
%
com¬
own
for pursuant to
Bonds,
White, Weld & Co.
Carolina Securities Corp
Faramount
his
Serial
underwriters
purchase from the company,
below, such of the shares of
subscribed
Para¬
star.—V.
Paramount
of
station
;
set
forth
the
in
In
cents
common
adjusted
are
the
agreed
The
funds
43,000.—V.
Mortgage 5%
UNDERWRITERS—The
titled "Third Platoon." Ladd, a leading motion picture
star,
not appear in the series, but will function as executive producer.
Spelling will produce and supervise writing of the series, which will
be based on his original script.
that
the
1958
figures
evidenced by notes which mature within
are
of
First
of
with
bonds
The
$405,000
principal amount
and
pointed out
had grown
outstanding at Feb.
ment Co. for
will
mount
*
George
series
.
December
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—Trustees—Assets—
24,000 shs
borrowing and
Credit Agreement.
Revolving
outstanding, compared with 72
In
3-for-l
The SEC has issued an order
authorizing this company ta guarantee
on
additional
$7,500,000 of 4%%
bonds
to be
issued
by Transok
Pipe Line Co., to three institutional investors. The Commission previ¬
ously authorized Public Service to enter Into a gas fxiel purchase
The
§On Feb. 18,
1959 the company issued 13,500 shares of common
stock in connection with the acquisition of the shares of
capital stock
of Natural Gas Co. of Western Carolina which
has outstanding
time
shares
Trustees
corporation has entered the television production field for the
with
the
signing on March 1 of a co-production deal
with Alan Ladd"s
and Aaron
Spelling's Jaguar-Caron Productions.
Under the deal, Paramount will provide financing and studio facilities.
Paramount and Jaguar-Caron will jointly produce a television film
This
first
high in 1958 of $2,963,940, it was reported
Powers, President.
Net earnings in 1957 were
1958 were equal to 96 cents on each of the
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Guarantee and Bor¬
—V.
50,000 shs.
and Deed of Trust securing
the restrictions contained therein.
of
in
33%}%.
split
company
3,000,000
Mortgage
term
new
rowings Cleared by SEC—
2,248,002
in
of
was
powers
2,000,000
3,500,000
stated
Bonds
1958,
18,
1317.
p.
$6,249,000
value)
(par value* $1)
Common stock
Aug.
on
Outstanding
1981
tRevolving Bank Loans
ninety days of the date
Paramount
25c
of
close
1977
series
$5.50
aircraft,
7.
p.
due
Sliort-term debt (revolving bank loans)
Cumul. pfd. stk.
(without par value)
issuable in scries
will leave San
Francisco at 11 a.m. on Saturdays and stop at Honolulu and Guam
en route to Manila.
The flight will leave Manila for the return trip
on
Wednesdays at 7 a.m. arriving in San Francisco at 1:45 p.m.
on
due
series
51,2%
Pacific—
World
San
the
bonds:
series
4%> %
All-Cargo
service across the Pacific will be inaugurated by Pan
Airways beginning April 1, Willis G. Lipscomb, VicePresident Traffic and Sales, announced on Feb. 27.
The new all-cargo flights, which will be operated once weekly be¬
tween
mortgage
33i%
Start
To
at
Authorized
4:!a%
Inc.
the
on
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
All-cargo
American
the
a
common
company
Mr.
hit
by John G.
Earnings
increase
an
The
8.50
Airways,
paid
was
and the company has continued to
that date.
On Jan. 29, 1959 the direc¬
x
American
share
per
1956,
since
to
SEC
Tills
1959.
27,
JFirst
Pan
3,078,316
1958, the company had operating revenues
dividend
regular
March
10.50
.
Dec.
on
14.00
918.
p.
stock
Initial
quarterly dividends
tors
22.00
•
Co
Kidder & Co.,
A. M.
—V.
common
22.00
Ladenburg, Thalmana & Co
Alien & Co
the
(par $1.50). became effective
gas
$10,303,984 and net income of $1,173,667.
DIVIDENDS—An
income
March 2
$2,393,791.
In
of
Carolina.
'
"...
with
stock
752.
p.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.—Net Hits New High—
of the
distribution
South
filed
common
188,
the
options
Option Plan
customers, including 160 industrial cus¬
interruptible basis. In 1958 operating
were about 48%
residential, 18% com¬
on
industrial.
EARNINGS—For the
of
the
in
and
statement
1959.—V.
stock
Stock
will be applied by the
construction program estimated
1959
North
of
25,
contract
its
56,000
served
the
34%
be
is purchased:
any
to
registration
Feb.
on
offered
The program includes main
extensions, a
additional
peak
shaving
equipment,
con¬
lines and miscellaneous expenditures to serve
of
area
approximately
revenues
set
not
service
Piedmont
serves
the subscription offer and will be severally
to
obliged to purchase all thereof if
be
from the financing
of
BUSINESS—Company is engaged
15,
15,
tomers which
underwriters
building,
customers.
new
.
forth
to
covering 209,993 shares of
on
offering.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
tExclusivc of $1,800,000 payable within one year.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Prairie Fibreboard Ltd.—Statement Effective—
SEC
offering also carries an
subscription privilege under which holders
rights may oversubscribe for a number of
company toward the cost
to cost about $7,000,000.
the
of
with the
acquisition by this company of National
Products Corp., Singer, Deane & Scribner of New York
City
as
broker, it was announced on March 3.—V. 189, p. 919.
The
the
484.
p.
underwrite the
199,835 shs.
4,364,888 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
by property, earnings
mortgage indentures.
1964.
with
equal to the number of shares subscribed for
initially, subject to allotment. Rights to subscribe for
the stock will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on March 16,
1959. White, Weld & Co.
will head a group which will
126,533 slisv
Outstanding
Common, $6.50 par value
''Issuance
statement
shares
' V;;.:.''
Serial preferred, cumul.,
?
;
$21,800,000
—
$100
registration
a
of at least ten
Serial notes (4^4%) due in instalments
1960 to 1964
:
...Capital stock:
5% preferred, cumul.,
filed
company
additional
$173,720,000
Porter Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
connection
acted
company is offering holders of its common stock
rights
to
subscribe for 57,651
additional shares of common
stock (par $1) at a
subscription price of $27 per share, >
on the basis of one new
share for each ten shares held
of record on Feb.
27, 1959. The
ap¬
semi-annually
due
(H. K.)
In
Electric
Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Stock
Offered—This
'First mortgage bonds:
Outstanding
basis
headed
Net
FINANCING
Authorized
Serial
Associates
on
1,070,000.
TO
long-term
a
employees
of
Electric
comprising
area
on
Street
building will be erected by the Diesel Construction Co., Inc.
company and its subsidiaries pursuant
granted and to be granted under the
metropolitan Portland,
the
estimated population ox
an
water operations.
in
including
leased
be
27, 1959, covering 500,000 shares of common stock
the company from time to time to officers and
by
$23,500,000
expenditures in 1959.
company
is
an
operating public utility engaged
primarily in the business of generating, purchasing, transmitting, dis¬
tributing and selling electric energy, with approximately 95% of its
total operating revenues being derived from that source and the re¬
service
will
Forty-second
Feb.
material
BUSINESS—The
mainder
East
Registers Employees' Stock Offer With SEC—-
proceeds from the sale of these shares, together
presently on hand, to be internally generated and to be
by other financing, will be used in carrying forward the
cash
company's
building
235
share.
a
PROCEEDS—Net
provided
the
the
owners,
Harry B. Helmsley.
Helmsley-Spear, Inc. is the managing and
renting agent and Irving Schneider, Vice-President of
Helmsley-Spear,
Inc., was the broker,
A combination, headed
jointly by Lehman Brothers, Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., and Dean Witter & Co.
with
in
space
its
by
Both
rates.
for
for
eight
the
1946
has
specializing
He
has
years.
been
Since
been
in
a
With
the
Pennsylvania
Railroad
Railway Express contracts,
member
1952
he
of
has
the Agency's
been
PRR.
appointments were effective March 1.—V.
regula¬
Law
Assistant
"
188, p. 1866.
Com¬
General
-
(1134)
10
:
Hcover,
M.
the
497.
p.
have authorized the convertible preferred shares
used in the ecqulsition of The Wilcolator Co.
fills
acquisition
Mr. Hoover commented, will broaden our product base
end for the first time provide Ranco with the automatic controls for
and a maiket in the electric and gas-stove industry.
In addition,
there is a substantial European market for Wilcolator's controls which
can be produced there in Ranco plants and Wilcolator has a Canadian
plant in operation where Ranco has none.
The international business of Ranco continues to grow
which has
7
Board Chairman—
Co.—New
7:
S5
for
O'Lcary,
late
John
in
He will replace the
Flood.
J.
The
foregoing
amendments
<
the
J.
covering 20,000 shares of common stock to be offered
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
to purchase land and for general corporate purposes. Y
Thc business of the corporation is housing development.;
($10
$3,277,321,
decide
annual meeting
v.
indicated
teached
hot
it has
that
Reading Transportation
trucks and buses,
of tigher control of
Of its services.
showed
result
operating
an
in earnings
improvement
to
Sales
189,
W.
$
1
435.
p.
Electric &
Savannah
p
«
7
,
/
Scandinavian
conclusion of an
/,, ■
Guest
activities
Balchen,
(Del.)—^Proposed Merger—
(Ret..),
U.S.A.F.
struction
Airlines,
(N. C.)—Proposed Merger—
(Del.)
Inc.
188,
above.—V.
basis.
general
a
will
SAS
preferred
shares
stock-vwy
have been
Chrysler^'
Servomechanisms,
both
the east
on
,
*•
~
/and
Inc.,
*
and
«
ther west 7
on
•
.
,
.
*
__
of
such
have
has
components.
. ;
in principle on the overall
pending completion of a detailed
agreed
but
merger
a
date
no
Inc.
been
189, p.
set
submission
for
of
plan
merger
a
709.
Fund
March
on
filed
2
with
the
SEC
amendment
an
'.!
•.
'j
Selected
its
to
'7
'
'7^
,
uf'
,
objections
approval
filing oi
.t-o
Court
Selected
SAS
cities
85
serves
this
would
is
and
presently
from
operating
Mexico
via
to
-
aircraft will be used
p. 1657.
133.
increasing demands
to meet
Scranton
Corp.
Committee
Protective
Stockholders
—
stockholders
protective committee has announced
that
in response to press inquiries "there is
no
foundation what¬
soever" to the charge by management's
counsel that Louis Wolfson
and Alexander Rittmaster are stockholders of the corporation or are
7
the
lor
Robert
sic—
shares
of
and
25,000
shares
6rx
will
sold
be
the
for
account
of
selling
counsel for the committee and partner in the
Weil. Cotshal and Manges, declined further
Lang,
law
in
stock¬
price for these securities will be supplied by amendment.
Co., InCi, Philadelphia. Pa., is the underwriter for both
the
on
Court
and records
issues.'
"The
net
proceeds to be received by the company from the sale of
the 6#
preferred stock will be added to the general funds of the
company
and
initially used to reduce temporary notes payable to
banks.—V. 188. p. 2034.
ol
made
of
the
management's
by
Pleas
Common
Lackawanna
for
corporation.
committee
for
which
I
of
than
more
Gas
Electric
&
280,000
shares
Corp.—Stock
of
Stockholders and employees at 837.50
offered
were
by
stock
common
the
per
Stores
to
of
the
;
1 i
// '7 ;
.
Judy
'
"
Angeles attorney,
director of Lcrner
former
'"7
apparel;
women's
of
Rittmaster,
financial
analyst
and business
consultant;, and
Sanford Wartell. Allen town, Pa. businessman and record manufacturer.
Robert
subscription
questions
Its
to
as
..
of
which would engage
subsidiaries),
its
preferred
stock
of
the
Corporation,
New
by it. Additional capital would ?
through the sale of $50.0,000
to be borrowed
cash
the
of
(one
and finance business. Creditor's (certificate holders)
$5,000,000
Corporation
New
stock. The debtor's other assets would be liquidated and the
proceeds thereof distributed to creditors, after deduction of reorganization expenses. 7777/ 7 7,7,7-' //7777' ■'//'■:■'•/',// .7 - / : .7.7
-V 7'v /77/ry
common
the
question
stock
common
to elect
no
would
be
pointed out that the
only four directors for
Commission
the
entitled
elect
to
purchasers of the $500,000 of
directors; and they would be entitled
investment, whereas
would
elect
than
more
five
four
occurred.' In
payments
preferred
return
fairness,
of
holders
$5,000,000
directors
addition,
illusory.
appears
though
even
a
the "conversion
the
Moreover,
default in dividend/'
of the new;
of a 5%
or 6ft/;,
feature
fairness
the
preferred also was
questioned by the Commission,
in light of the potential profits which might accrue to
of the $500,000 of common stock, as i was the appropriate¬
ness
of borrowing $5,000,000 w"hen the debtor has cash on hand and
portfolio securities substantially exceeding that amount.
7/"7 T".7
on
7
particularly
purchasers
Commission
The
of the
absence of
also
questioned
In view
feasibility of the plan.
the
information
as to the particular assets of the debtor
Corporation, it is not possible to estimate
operating costs and profits, which bear on the question of feasibility,
Furthermore, no evidence has been offered as to the availability of
to
transferred to
be
the
S5.000.00G
of
the
New
-
borrowings;
the identity/ and financial
who are to advance the $500,000 of new
proposed
responsibility of the persons
equity capital have not been
disclosed; and there is no indication as
th? identity of the competent management which according to the/
plan has been assured.
V" 7 77-77 777'>" /://7/'7./7- 7.-,///.777-7"
to
these
For
further
other
and
hearing, -be'-deferred:
Commission
the
reasons,
that
an
recommends
opportunity
be
,
that
afforded other
interested
parties, to propose pDns of reorganization:
and that! a*
be ordered at a later date to consider all plans submitted.7
incidental delay is necessary,"-the Commission observed..
,
hearing
"Any
would
in
be
the
best
interests
of
creditors
the
Debtor.*'.7<
the
of
*.
Millard. RotUenberg,, Vice-
are:
manufacturer
Inc.,
intends .Jo
7'7. v7/.y >7
;,.
Los
7;7\.7'<': '/vV7,"-
y
members
Bond,
Lerncr,
and
Corp.,
-7
committee
present
oi
Products
Robert
7..
"
"
is
committee
the
and
$1,000,000
committee
Motor
Corp,
Other
President
share, 260,774
for
company
offered
director
a
Subscriptions
of
declared,
Lang
of
excess
protect its investment."
Chairman
Mr.
100.000 s ares out of
outstanding.
This represents .an
"alvaciy represents. stockholders in
228.659' Scranton corporation shares
investment
counsel"
am
substantial
raises
net
.
of
firm
statements
counsel on Feb. 27
County in Scranton,
Pa., but indicated that the committee considered the remark as a
diversionary tactic on the part of the
corporation's manangement.
The committee, he continued, was prepared to offer evidence in Court
on
March 4, in support
of its mandamus action .< to examine books
comment
The
shares
Todd
York
New
statement with the SEC
cumulative convertible preferred stock
of class B non-voting common stock.
and
plan, the debtor would transfer some $10,000,000 of assets
provided
On
Reports Representative of More Than 7100,000 shs. of stk.
Plan proposed by the Committee//
that the
appears
Corporation"
receive
their
7
it
plus $5,000,000 in
-
.
.
the
certificate
This company on March 5 filed a registration
30,000
would
the
and
Fund,
District Court in Oklahoma City
plan
for the reorganization of
of Oklahoma City. In urging dis¬
7,7;,.
"New
a
be
Caracas,
to
S.
filed by the Wirt Franklin Investors Committee,
"Upon the basis of the limited information 7
Creditors
in the general loan
major routes from
two
Panama
U.
proposed
stated;
.,
to
the
a
Trust
the plan,
.
unfair
Under
would
program
of
feasibility."
include comprehensive
using the SAS flight simulator. equipment
also entail- maintenance and overhaul in¬
crews,
carrier
traffic-wise.—V,
is
announced the
Exchange Commirsion on Feb. 25
with
Investments
Commission
available
Guest in sales
in 42 countries
City,
Fund, -Oklahoma
Opposes Plan—
Securities and
The
Trust
Investments
Okla.—SEC
agreement
agency
represented by the committee.
shares
its
'
Selected American Shares Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
sales
represent
r
newly acquired DC-C
1198.
p.
Ritter Finance Co., Inc.—Registers With
—Of. the
plants
boards •of'directors
This
'
Miami
to
Counsel
Resort Airlines, Inc.
which
well.
as
Mexican
Mexico
.
signed
oi
that
stated
training, for flight
in Stockholm, and
Vice-President-
become
has
also
terms
World-wide
a
on
behalf ol Guest Airways
has
under
Nilert
Mr.
;
March 9.
Rochester
r
pur¬
registration statement covering an additional 1,250,000 shares of common
capital stock.—V. 189, p. 856.
,7/ '
7.
;
Sells Aircraft to
—
five continents.
on
planning of this newly incorporated Delaware company, into which it
is proposed to merge Resort Airlines, Inc. (N. C.), the largest commer¬
cial carrier of military freight in the nation, into this, new corporation.
The proposal will be voted on at a special meeting of the stockholders
&
of
'
the stockholders.—V.
Airline?
on
Airways
SAS,
The
Resort Airlines, Inc.
The
from
it
is primarily engaged in electronic 77
while Servomechanisms, Inc is a leader <.
the
with
14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $6
share, through Myron A. Lomasney & Co., New York, N. Y. The
proceeds are to be used to repay short-term indebtedness and for
general corporate purposes.—V. 185, p. 2376.
Btroud
by
which
1959
and
approval of
Calif.—Files With
The company on Feb.
holders.
stock
24.
systems,
to
the present operations of Guest are conducted with Lockheed
749
equipment,
agreement
has also been reached
in
with the sale
of
a
technical assistance program to
be
Since
Covering 50,000 shares
B
Feb.
sjjstems
Constellation
„
per
class
with
Electronics,
for
electromechanical
investigation
System, on March 3 announced the
equipment sale to Guest Aerovias Mexico, S.A. Tore II.
conducted by SAS
Research Specialties Co., Richmond,
$50)
lenders
for
President
Canada.
Laboratory
Nilert, President of SAS, Inc., stated that Winston Guest had signed
the agreement calling for the sale of three Douglas DC-6 aircraft to
be used over the routes of Guest Airways.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
on
announced
invitation
its
Shannon,
in
connection
(par
that
Servel,. and in-
by
common
in
Offering
Co.—Secondary
Tower
Scandinavian Airlines System, Inc.
Wichita, Kan.-—Files With SEC—
corporate purposes.
All
of
navigation and radar
*7
„
(par $5) was made on Feb. 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$30.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents
per share. The offering was completed.—V. 186, p. 2315.
corporation on Feb. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 30,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered at
par ($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to he
used to purchase unimproved land and foi working capital and other
covering
created
Guest Airways—
Rental Supply, Inc.,
Resort
be
shares
of
On the basis of present volume, combined sales would be approxi¬
mately $40,033,000 and total employment would exceed 2,500. 7;7 7 7 /77
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of common stock
—A
The
See
also
operation
and
Both
SAS,
on
number
,
advantages
189, p. 605.
Bevnt
'
Harding.
W.
coasts
172,751,092 163,113,119 333,535.192 324,636,182
-
—
—V.
13th
Colonel
charter
increased
.
reduced.
—V.
the
which
"
lias
to
approved
directors
S.
nation-wide
1959—8 Wks.—1953
$
$
1959—4 Whs.—1958
$
consecutive year, the mortgage debt of the company
Dividends in three classes of stock—common, first preferreel and second preferred —have continued uninterrupted since 1905,
1903, and 190C, respectively, although the common dividend was reduced
from $2 to $1.25 in 1958 because of depressed business conditions.
the
For
was
circumstances
certain
ot
preferred stock from $4.50 to $5.25.
$12.0OO,OOG the amount of funded debt
President of, Laboratory for Electronics, Inc., Bos¬
ton, Mass., announced on Feb. 25 jointly thai their respective companies have tnidir consideration a merger plan on the basis
2^4
shares
of
Servo-mechanisms
Inc.,
to one .share of Laboratory, for
Electronics.
Inc.
Combining the two companies would result- in a
Higher—
Sales
Inc.—February
Stores
Period End. Feb. 21—
a
as
board
the
in the missiles tanks, is for use in the "JUPITER." JUPITER is
Army-developed intermediate range ballistic missile.
It will
by the U. S. Air Force.-
U.
Henry
;
further expansion
and
expenses
a
Proposed Merger With Massachusetts Firm—
most
Safeway
the railroad, the report
is underway to reduce this loss by
and eliminating lightly patronized
17/7/'77 •' 77 7?Sy v7;:7 7 7 3 .V, 7 j I777-7 > 7.
Go.,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary
which
operates
the
by
of
rate
authorized
pursuant
William
conclusion as
any
"
provision for Federal in- '7"
tax loss carry-fdnvard ol
any
lias
be deployed
advantageous plan lor issuing further shares and any issu¬
ance,
when and if made, could take various forms including further
Share dividends.—V. 188, p. 278G.
the
deficit continued to plague
7
include
company
3,000.000. '
to
corporation
oxygen
Share
issue
to
\
corporation has received an order from the Chrysler Corp. for-*,
productions of Liquid Oxygen Tanking Computers.
The Computer,
which accurately
measures, controls
and indicates the level of liquid 7
the
directors
7
that the company
This
authorized
in
of
board
The
,
the
17.
additional shares.
dividends have twice been declared in the past 14 months.
board
the
pointed out',' and a wide program
controlling costs, adjusting lares
**7"
the
7,200 shares of such preferred stock,
retired for the sinking fund.—V. 169, p. 919.
capitalization would make available a
greater number of shares for broadening the base of ownership should
increase
The
bank
had
1959
holders,
authorize an increase in common
The stockholders have been asked to
capital stock from 1,000.000 to 2,000,000 shares at the
scheduled for March
Operating revenues for 1958 were $106,302,637, off $29,995,350
.
h "
Operating
expenses
for
1958 were
$89,275,718, a decrease of
$19,750,260 from 1957, despite wage increases which added nearly
$4,000,000 to the payroll during the year.
trains.1
the
chased,
from the previous year.
passenger
not
do
as
approximately
under
may
The
in 1957."
The
31,
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Receives Order from
$10,297,807
with
compared
Feb. 26 reported
on
Jan.
recommended
by
2,000,000
Capitalization—
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—To Increase
Fisher said.
better year in 1959," Mr.
income for 1958 totaled
figures
dividend
annual
increased
at par
be used
SEC
systems;
(2) further modernization of locomotive and car
repair facilities; (3) installation of additional "hot box" and dragging
equipment detectors; and (4) yard improvements to facilitate freight
train movement,
"Business conditions are improving and we look forward to a some¬
Net
additional
7-7
..
net income of $969,818,
non-rceurring nature. The foregoing figures
ended
inasmuch
taxes,
creased
control
what
make
in
prepay
$386,099.
which
•
to
to
Profit—Capitalization Higher-r-
Menzies, President,
quarter
to
come
Runnymede Corp., Wilmington, Del.—Files With SEC
The corporation on Feb. 12 filed a letter of notification with the
"somewhat better year in 1959," Joseph A. Fisher.
President, announced the company will spend $1,430,800 for 14 dieselelcctric locomotives tc be delivered during the first hall of the year.
At the same time, stockholders were told in the 1958 annual report,
released on March 4, that a number of major improvements in plant
find equipment would get underway as earnings permit.
The 14 locomotives will
be remanufactured by the Electro-Motive
Division of General Motors Corp., LaGrangc, 111., and their horsepower
increased
from
1,000
to
1,200
to make *them available lor both
switching and road service, the company said.
While the locomotives are the largest single capital expenditure so
far this year,
the annual report said that there are a number of
projects for increasing efficiency and reducing costs that will be
undertaken as
soon
as funds
are available.
These
are
listed as:
(1»
installation of additional remote traffic
a
used
be
$19,600,000 expiring over a five-year period.
The stockholders on Feb. 26 overwhelmingly
Better Year"—
Reading Co.—Expects "Somewhat
Forecasting
will
warrants
and
Inc.—Reports
C.
first
which $692,436 was of a
ing
O'Leary. will continue to serve as President and Chief Executive
addition to his new position.—V. 189, p. 1025.
„
E.
'.
1959.
profit from the operations of the Burgess Battery Co. division
only since the date of its acquisition by Servel, Dec. 23, 1958. amount¬
who
1954,
acquired by Ruberoid Co. at the end of 1958.
were
.
1,
include
oi
Chairman
since
its
of
President and Chief Executive Officer,,, ha* been
the Board, to succeed Herbert Abraham, Chair¬
has resigned that position but will continue to
serve as a director and as Chairman of the Executive Committee.
It was also announced that E. N. Funkhouser of Hagerstown, Md.,
has been elected to the board.
Mr. Funkhouser was co-founder and
former
President of The Funkhouser Co., whose assets and business
J.
E.
man
April
debentures
the
Servel,
Duncan
eguin required expansion of the Scottish and Italian production facili¬
ties
In order to assure adequate coverage of the European market
a. manufacturing plant in West Germany is being established. —V.
189,
919.
of
outstanding \<;c promissory notes
with The Hanover Bank, of which
All of the net proceeds froin
of
agreement
on
•
Ruberoid
elected
paid
be
such
loans.
The
company
expects
borrowings.—V. 188. p. 1857.
77;>7.7.77-,;,
share.
be
will
sale
credit
its
will
Monday, March 9, 1959
. . .
part
share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per
The offering was quickly completed.—V. ; 187,
per
under
$75,000
$8,050,000
has
company
"issued
shareholders
The
which
p.
The
Offering—A secondary
offering of 40,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Feb. 11 by Glqver & McGregor, Inc., at $10.75
President, on Feb. 28 reported that in the first four
months of the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1959 consolidated net earnings
had increased 3117 over the asme period in the previous year with
an
increase in sales of 8ft
in the same period. These results were
obtained notwithstanding a substantial loss of sales to the automotive
A.
•
Inc.—Secondary
Rubbermaid,
Rise—Acquisition
Columbus, O.—Earnings
Ranco, Inc.,
/
T/ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
?■"" -
■
Shareholders Trust of
This
Fund
March, 2
on
SEC—
Boston—Registers With
filed
with
the
SEC
amendment 7 to
an
its
'
upon
the shares offered to
been
—V.
exercise of the warrants issued to stockholders. Of
subscribed
for
stockholders, 252,681
Month
shares'
ecrihed
Net
of¬
were
headed by The First
$41.62%
per
share.
ry.
10.665
by
the
shares
several
not
so
Common
p.
Controller
Co., Baltimore, Md.
The
company
Covering
Feb.
on
shares
920
of
14
CXfiroise
of -stock purchase
1956
Jan.
The
to
14,
proceeds
—V. 182,
p.
are
1961
to
at
be
filet!
common
letter
a
stock
warrants
S14
used
per
for
112.
of
(par
during
share.
the
No
shares
p.
189,
Files
—
.-/
644.
1,678,130
1,365,681
March
With
be
period
ith
the
issued
from
SEC
upon
Jan.
15,
underwriting Is involved.
of
Co.—Registers
Service
new
products
Shattuek
i
With
the
SEC
1959,
1984
the
covering
and
$8,000,000
shares
80,000
debentures,
with
of
of
sinking
fund
from
the
warrants
be
one
is
attached
warrants" to'pitrehaso
cominbh
long
offered
unit
offering
for
the
for
for
to
be
purchase
made
of
of
units
of
$200
shares
of
stock.
in
two
units
are
to
subscription
price
amendment.
Allen
25
and
&
by
shares
Co.
The
underwritingis
stockholders
common
held.
listed
as
record
terms
the
are
at
date,
to
indicated
be
the
rate
mines
Shattuek
lease
term
urani
Oil
of
interest
rate,
supplied
principal underwriter.
.by
m
in
.
after
record '
corporation,
regular
San
shipments
in
the
same
The
.45(7—to
of
.50?7
'
initialU308
of ore produced
controlled' by
area
a
uranium ore
of
Utah.
County.
Juan
uranium-grade
a
by other
Atlas
Corp.,
mining
,
Industries,
Inc.
and
on--a
Anderson
"
-•
,
extracted
and
'7-
.
Denn
Oil
property
uranium
acquired, the
Kerr-McGee
from
on
Denn
Industries
7
Shattuek
principal
Pro¬
Mining Co.. Hecia Mining Co.", Utex Mining Coy and others.
Development Corp.
McGee,
source,"* this
initiated
leased
property
uranium
year
Mexico.
subscription
each
week
last
"debentures/ with
The
Uranium
Corp.—Begins
comparable with the average grade
oh
is; prpposed
Mining
uranium
new
production
which
All
shares,
a
mining
due
debentures,
its .common ,stock, rlt
Denn
sinking,
leading
statement
■.',"// 77, ,/./ 7-7.;/:
7
Opening
shaft
Lasi
3,
1,
registration
a
7i'Sy; "7;
1547.
p.,
duction
Homestake
filed
187.
v
4,826.549 .7 4.805,385
$0.29"'.
$0.28,
-"7"
7
:
:7__-
common
company
to ioffer
to
registration statement covering 1,000,000 additional shares of Beneficial
ore
April
development
outstanding
share
<
Financing Proposal With SEC—
notification
the
/•..'
1959 7
1958
$14,026,637 $13,839,819
1,676.303
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
t
S10>
___
income
per
This
Rowan
7. "77
underwriters,
814.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
:V'
1,392.312
—V.
sub-
'
;
income
Boston Corp. and sold publicly at
See also V. 189,
V'
RR.—January Earnings Up—
January—
oper.
Earnings
purchased
were
of
Gross revenues
fered to employees of the company who subscribed for
The
.
Interest,—V.
Seaboard Air Line
the
Net
the offering to stockholders,
16,654 of such shares.
7 \"
1026.
shares have
pursuant to such offering and
remaining 8,093 shares together with the 19,226
not required for
189, p.
is
a
will-be
to /its
-.7
/.:
.leading
property,
the mine
from
shipped
7
-v' /•-,
producer
the Iron
(Continued
mill
King
of-
to
the-Kerr-I
ShiproekJ New T
•/
.
lead
Mine,
on page
sold
at *
52)
and. zinc,v With
located
,7 '/
in
-
its
Arizona.'
"<v
-
Volume
189
Number 5827
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
the
first
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
table
in
which
Company
Co.
(stock
Share
«
.
dividend)-—
:
3.70%
Holder $
Honokaa
3-30
3-12
5c
4-1
3-10
$1
3-31
3-10
92 (fee
pfd.
3-31
(quar.)—
J.
Gas
Houston
'
3-10
Share
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07
3-31
payment date.
preferred
(quar.)—$1.14
(quar.)__
$1.05
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
Indiana
$1.25
3-31
3-10
15c
3-27
3-13
4.12%
4(8%
3%
4-6
3-24
70c
3-27
3-13
3- 2
3-31
3-31
3-13
3-13
3-13
3-31
3-31
3-13
3-20
3- 2
4- 1
3.- 9
3-10
4.56%
4.20%
3-10
20c
62(fee
31 (4c
$1.31(4
common
-
4.28%
3- 3
25c
Gas,
(quar.)"—
5% preferred ($50 pax)
(quav.)
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5V4% preferred (quar.)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
3-13
Co., Ltd
Natural
Payable of Rec.
20c
Sugar Co
Honolulu
25c
Company
Holder$
When
Per
Name of
—_
"
—
.
4%
<quar.)_.
preferred
When
Payable of Her-
100%
-
Decca Records
Decker Nut Mfg. Co
Delaware Power & Light,
Then we follow with
the payments previ¬
show
we
Vilbiss
Subject to approval of stockholders AprJl 27.
(quar.)—
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
announcements
In
nounced
Name 0}
Dc
Dividend
(1135) ,11,
Per
/Name of Company
Share
Aetna-Standard Engineering (liquidating)—
Agricultural Ins. Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)—Quarterly
Allegheny Lualum Steel
Amerace
"
Corp.,
Stock
$3.50
50c
-
&
Die-bold,
87 (fee
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
3-14
3-
25c
4-10
—
3-20
40c
1
3-31
3-
9
Duffy-Mott
Co.
97 (fee
4.-15
4-15
3-31
40c
3-31
20c
—
dividend
-
Electrical
Atner. dep.
rets, ordinary
Associated Transport, Inc.—
3-16
4-
3-16
3
3-12
3-
$1.18
4-
1
4-
25c
10%
3
1
(final)
5-15
7 (fe
%
4-14
3-11
3-16
3-
15c
1
4-
1
Atlas
4-1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
dividends
are
Electric
Estabrooks *(T.
4.16%
H.)
Co.,
preferred
$31 (4c
3-31
2-28
3-31
2-28
5C
$43 %c
—_
10c
3-31
4-
$1.12 (fe
4-
$1
;
4-
3-13
/
—
3-13
1
1
3-13
1;
'!
3-13
34 %c
3-19
3-
25c
3-19
3-
7 (fee
3-31
3-31
3-
5
Fisher-Governor
3
Florida
3
45c
4-
1
4-
1
1
50c
4-
1
25c
3-31
3-13
10c
4-
2
4-15
3-18
4-15
3-18
15c
approval
4-16
Building
5
Mfg.
i'
•
(quar.)
,
_____
3-25
4-15
3-23
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-12
10c
4-
1
3-12
3-31
3-17
20C
(quar.)
—
.
$45c
4-
1
3-18
25c
3-13
3-
$1.12(fe
3-30
3-20
Brewing
62 (fee
—
'
4-
6
3-13
1
•/
10c
$2.50
Canadian
General
Ltd.,
class
A
Insurance
Central Illinois Electric
2
63c
4-
1
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
35c.
Packing Corp. (quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a,i
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Canr.ers
3-
75c
California
Canadian
3-16
$0.89444
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
preferred (quar.)
Common
4-16
$35c
30c
Corp., com.
(quar.)
5.75%
6%
6
20c
1_.
Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
Electric Power Co.—
California
3-
62 (fee
(quar.)
Co.,
<
California
30c
3-16
3-30
3-20
$15c
Co
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
4(2% preferred (quar.)
Butterick Company, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Butler
$0,411
Products
Burgemeister
$2.50
3-13
5-15
-4-24
3-31
3-13
$8%c
r.
4-28
3-27
$8%C
_
(quar.)
4-
3-10
$$9
(annual)
& Gas
1
3-31
3-16
Co.—
36C
(quar.)
4-
1
3-24
4.10% preferred A (quar.)
$1.02 (fe
4-
1
3-24
4.10%
$1.02%
4-
1
3-24
$1.18%
4-
1
3-24
$1.20
4-
1
3-24
4- 6
3-16
preferred
4.75%
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.80%
Central
Indiana
Central
National
Century Shares
Gas
20C
(quar.)
30c
Corp.
Trust—
Tq split its shares on
3-10
3-
5
Cerro de Pasco Corp
25C
_
7 (fee
a
two-for-one split
Coca-Cola
Company
Coca-Cola
Oil,
Ltd.
Columbia
Gas
&
ment income and
Commonwealth
15c
from
3-25
5-15
4-
4-10
3-25
Class A
1
3-25
3-
3-31
3-13
55c
4-
1
3-18
25c
4-
1
3-16
5
v
65 %c
3%
4- 1
4-
3
3-16
.
net
3-17
4- 1
3-17
General
5%
Builders
convertible
General
6%
General
Electric
General
3-16
4
87 (fee
4-
1
3-16
87 (fee
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-20
45c
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-16
25c
3-16
15c
$$1.75
$1.50
3-30
3-31
4-
1
3-
6
3-1G
3-16
3-14
3
3-13
3-
35c
4-24
4-10
50C
4-24
4-10
30c
income
(Liquidating)
Ave.
Corp.
General
3-20
3-
4
4-10
4-1
4-10
4-
5c
3-31
3-17
10c
:
com.
5%
preference C
4-1
3-16
3-11
1
5%
preference D
preference E
(quar.)
(quar.)
7% preferred
6%
Jcannettc
Glass
Co.,
$17(fee
*
4-
1
$$1.75
xl34%
xl(4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
Kaiser
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4- 1
3-11
1
3-11
4- 1
xl(4%
xl(fe%.
(accum.)
3-11
4-
$1.75
4- 1
3-20
40c
3-31
3-13
36(fec
3-31
$1.43%
Steel
Corp., common (annual)
$1.46 preferred (quar.)—
5:!4% preferred (quar.)—;
Kansas
Nebruska
$5 preferred
Natural
Gas
—
(increased)
3-31
45c
Kelling Nut. 6% preferred (quar.)———_
Kerr Manufacturing Co.—
G% participating class
Keyes Fibre Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
A
4-
4-
3-13
(
3-13
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
30c
3-16
3-16.
3-31
3-16
4(fee
;v.'
—.
3-31
3-20
30c
6-1
5-4
2%
(quar.)
;
6-1
5-4
4% 1st pfeferred (quar.)
Kittanning Telephone Co
30c
7-
1
5-22
6-10
30c
3-14
9-28
4-10
Knudsen Creamery
25c
3-10
3- 6
3-31
3-10
3-16
5- 1
2-27
4- 3>
4-
3-16
3-20
3-10
•
Laclede Gas,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.32%
5.00%
common
H.)
(M.
,
3-19
3-7
Latrobc
4- 1
3-13
Lay
4- 1
3-13
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink Products
4-20
4- 1
4-10
3-20
4- 1
4-15
$1.25
10c
5- 1
3-31
4-15
3-13
12(fec
Langer.dorf United Bakeries,
$1.80
com.
.
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Steel
(II. W.)
& Co.
dividend
directors
to
3-31
20%
3-16
6-1
1
5-18
4-1
3-15
4-15
3-31
45c
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-16
11c
3-31
12(fee
4-
3-11
to
3-20
3-25
3-10
12(fec
3-31
3-16
37(fee
recommended
6
40c
(increased-quar.)
Y., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
be
3-16
3-31
'
25c
(quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of N.
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
Stock
1
30c
—_
3-13
v
27c
31 (4c
—_
dividend
3-31
3-23
20c
68%c
22(fee
(quar.)
25c
$1.05
$1.50
15c
$2
4-
1
3-16
7-10
6-20
the
75%'
...
i
preferred (quar.)
preferred
General
.
31 (4c
15c
37(fec
50c
$1.25
3-31
4-22
4- 1
..3-13
p-16
3-16
3-13
3-20
3-31
3-10
3-31
v
4-1
3-6
62(fec
4- 1
33%c
4- 1
3-14
60c
—
4- 1
3-14
31 (4c
35c
4- 1
4-
1
3-16
3-16
52c
25c
4(4%
$1.08(4
$1 A2Vz
4- 1
4- 1
3-14
3-18
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
4-30
4-30
4- 1
4- 1
3-13
3-13
3-13
3-13
4-16
4-16
3-16
3-16
100%
3-13
50c
4- 1
3- 3
3-20
$1.25
-
(quar.)-i
B
(quar.)
Genuine Parts (stock
dividend)
$1.37,/2
37J/2c
87(^c
7'/2c
7J/2c
common
payment
at
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great American Insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)__
ordinary
Great Universal Stores, Ltd.,
Class
A
Western Life
Assurance
15c
5c
Vzc
37'/2c
$0,025
$0,025
preferred
Gold Seal Products, class A
(quar.)—
B
(quar.)
Griesedieck
5%
Co.,
(quar.)
conv.
Maxson
(M. A.) Co.
(increased)
3-16
3- 5
3-uO
i»-io
4-15
3-31
3-
2-25
(increased)
com.
(quar.)_„
3-16
3-31
3-10
3-20
2-27
2-27
3- 5
3-16
Mutual
3-15
4-24
3-19
56 (4c
3-13
3-10
«
3-5
4-1
3-5
3-30
3-23
4-15
4- 6
•
4- 1
3-19
4- 1
3-19
3-30
3-14
4- 1
3-20
4-15
3-16
4-
3-14
50c
$1.75
4-15
1
3-16
$25c
4- 1
3-16
4-
1
3-13
4- 1
3-13
3-15
3- 2
30c
preferred (quar.)
(Texas) (quar.)
59%c
22(fec
4- 1
4-
1
3-13
3-16
of America—
Co.
investment
capital gains
System, Inc., 6%
Nation-Wlde
4- 1
15c
62(fee
Co.
net
3-16
1
30c
$25c
class A
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd. (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging Co., common (quar.)
from
4-
50c
$7 class A (quar.)
Investment
3-13
1
3-27
10c
Auto
4%%
4-
56(4c
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)
Mutual
3-20
3-31
15c
Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Murray
3-16
5c'
4(fe%
1- 2
4-15
25c
.
Millcr-Wohl
Ltd.,
3-16
20c
47¥»c
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Containers
1
10c
Reclaiming,
Modern
3-16
4-
50c
(quar.)
4-15
25c
(quar.)
4-20
55c
5c
preferred
Rubber
6
35c
(inc.-quar)
4(fe%
4- 1
15c
Hanna
4-15
3-13
$2
Miller
?$1.10
37'/2c
7y2c
preferred (quar.)
Equipment (quar.)_^
conv.
9
3-13
3-20
400
(W. L.) Corp.
Midwest
3-10
3-16
4- 1
4- 1
5- 1
3-31
3-
1
4vc
(N. Y.)
Middle South Utilities
3-18
3-18
4-15
3-10
3-10
3-16
4-
$25c
McLean Trucking (quar.)
Metals & Controls (quar.)
3-9
3- 4
3- 4
3-20
1- 2
4-1
3-14
3-30
15c
Co.
Marine Midland Corp., common
7c
common
Griggs
3-31
$50c
income
plus
8c
from
Western Producers, Inc.—
$1.80 preferred A (quar.)
Green Giant Co., class A (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
(accum.)
Manufacturers Trust
Great
Class
preferred
45c
30c
30c
$1.25
$5c
Co.
3-31
4-15
25c
Power Ltd.
Equipment Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common; (quar.)
time.
convertible
3-31
4-15
15c
8%
Monroe
Gibson Art Co.
(quar.)
Gobcl Brewing Co.—
No action taken on
3-13
3-13
31 (4c
& Sons
& Sales
4-1
$1.10
Mading Drug (quar.)_^
Manhattan Refrigerating Co.—
4%
Rubber Co.—
class A
Mfg.
3-13
3-13
1
3-13
of Ohio—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing Co.,
Ludlow
1
1
15c
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
General Time Corp. (quar.)_
this
Lowenstein (M.)
44-
4-
32(fec
(quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V>% preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5\<2% preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.15
Bleachery, Inc._
Lower St. Lawrence
2-20
3-16
$1.06(4
$1.08%
(quar.)
3-10
C.
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
$1.40
General Tire <fc
preferred
3-
4-1'
10%
(quar.)
25c
preferred
preferred
Angeles Drug
Louisville Gas & Electric, com.
Lowell
,
$2.40
76c
30c
(quar.)
4
(stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 21
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4.25% preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred E (quar.)
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
3-16
of California—
(quar.)
65 l/5c
Chain
3-30
—3-27,
and
Steel
50c
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)
.V,
Great
4- 1
Steel
Star
5%
$1.35
$1.25
Locke
Los
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
Insurance Investors, Inc.—
(10 4/5c from investment inc.
from capital gains)
Loixe
.'■:*■
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
60c
4-1
3-16
4-15
3-18
7c
.
(one V. T. C. of 265 Tenth
for each 100 shares held)_._
General Telephone Co.
5%
4- 1
5- 1
;;
(quar.)
Refractories
15c
preferred
(quar.)_
Securities
3-20
3- 4
37(fee
4-15
3-31
16c
4-
1
3-13
Class
A
(stock
dividend)
3%
6-
1
4-30
Class
B
(stock
dividend)
3%
6-
1
4-30
National
Homes
(2-for-l
class
Corp.—
split
B
on
stocks,
both the class A and
subject to approval of
stockholders April 24)
Hanson-Van
No
action
this
Inc.
50c
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
Y.)
50c
25c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
3-19
4- 1
3-12
4- 1
3-18
3-20
3-31
taken
oommon
on
payment
at
^
4 V2%
Heritage
preferred
Fund,
(quar.)
56(4c
Co.,
5- 1
4-15
„
36(4c
50c
10c
—
56(4c
15c
43c
Inc
Hilo Electric Light
common
4- 1
3- 9
3- 2
3- 2
3-25
3-15
6-15
^
3-16
3- *
2-24
2-24
2-27
3- 5
45c
9-15
45c
12-15
6- 5
9- o
12- 5
50c
40c
4-10
3-13
3-25
3- 9
45c
Common
Common
—
Common
(Edward)
Home
Fire
&
Lumber
Marine
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
-—
(quar.)__u._
20c
4- 3
3-18
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National Shares Corp.
(from ordinary inc.)
Stockholders have approved an increase in
the authorized capital stock, and a pro¬
$1.12(fe
$1.25
12c
4- 3
4- 3
4-15
3-18
3-18
3-31
87(fee
20c
40c
4- 1
4-1
4- 6
3-13
3-17
3-16
50c
$2 (fee
4-15
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-31
4-1
4- 14
4- 1
3-23
3-4
3-19
3-19
common
4tfe %
5%
^
37'/2c
Harris-Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
Hat Corp. of America—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Hathaway (C. F.) Company—
5.80% preferred (quar.)
Haytian American Sugar Co. (quar.)
Heppenstall Co., common
National Linen Service,
3-13
Winkle-Munning—
time.
Hines
ICC
9c
6-1
Realty & Utilities Corp.—
Insurance
3-
Co
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
7%
preference (quar.)
7% preference B (quar.)
3-25
Quarterly income dividend
Shoe,
3-13
4- 1
7(fec
-
preferred (quar.)
(resumed)
Inc.
5c
—-
General Industries Co., 5%
General Investors Trust—
Har.over
1
4-10
4-30
25c
(s-a)
Co.
Hanover
3-31
2-27
9c
convertible
25c
9c
—.
(quar.)_
3-10
3-10
3-12
•
Investors Funding Corp. of New York—
Class A
Stock
(quar.)_
3-10
15C
:
4- 1
6
from
4c
common
1
40c
•
3-
$0,026
75c
15c
(quar.)
1
4-
3-6
11c
Services, Inc.—
Selective Fund, Inc. (quar. from
income)—
investment
Lamston
preferred
Controls,
preferred
4-
25c
(quar.)
3-16
30c
(quar.)
and
4-1
Diversified
Investors
6%
5- 6
3-16
75c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
income
Co,
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
3-10
4-1
3-31
30c
:
—
Cor]).—
4-
6
25C
,
(quar.)
-
3-20
30c
10c
Inc.
Textbook
1
5-15
^4- 1
—
Life
3-
$1.62 (fe
(quar.)
:
investment
4- 1
^rwwr
Vegh Investing Co., Inc.—
From
3-13
25c
'__
class B pfd. (quar.)____
General Baking Co., common (quar.)
$8 preferred (quar.)
;—___
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
4-15
25c
Co.,
4-15
+40c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
3-16
$26c
(quar.)—
7 (fee
Dairies
(quar.)
3-13
7c
gain)
Dalex Co., Ltd., 7•% preferred (quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Davies (Theo. H.) & Co.
de
3-13
40c
Cuban-American Sugar (quar.)
Cummins Engine (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co.,
1
from invest¬
capital
Paperboard Products
Crystal
4-
25c
(Indianapolis)—
Corning Glass Works, common
3tfe% preferred (quar.)
3(fe% preferred (1947 series)
Daitch
3-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reynolds
3-16
1
$1
Co.
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6(fe%
&
,,3-16
4-
$20c
Electric
preferred (quar.)
Zellerbach
3-12
;
(quar.)
Consolidated Oil & Gas (stock dividend)
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd
Consumers Acceptance, class A (quar.)
Crown
1
3-31
$7.40
Connecticut General Life Insurance (quar.)_
Consolidated Foods Corp., common (quar.)
Corroon
3-23
1
'
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
4-
1
3-27
25c
Corp
Ohio
lc
Loan
3-23
$1.12
(annual)
System
Southern
3-26
44-
$1
Commonwealth Investment. (6%
Cornell
3-17
$1.50
(quar.)
International
Columbus
514%
3-31
4-15
$S preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.)
Cleveland Trencher (increased)
;
Clevite Corp.
4%
3-13
""$1
Chesapeake Industries, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Colon
3-30
Fund—
approved
Co.
investment
Corp.
Class
Chapibcrlin. Co. of America
Stockholders
3-16
4-1
30c
Preferred
'•^effective March 9
Chemical
4- 1
lc
Frigikar C«rp. (quar.)
Genesee
three-for-one basis
a
5c
_
Fund,
split
3-17
.
■
preferred
Gannettc
____—_
(increased)
'
3-31
3-25
Frani
of
Co.
Co.
3- 4
4-20
Fund—
Franklin Telegraph
.
L.)
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com. (rcduced-quar.)
5(fe% preferred A (quar.)
;
$4.20
3-16
$10c
$25c
Boston Personal Property Trust
Brow.n-Forman Distillers
50e
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores, common
Borne Chemical—
common
3-13
gains)
Telephone, class A (increased-quar.)
Florida Water & Utilities (initial)
3-13
—
_
(quar.)
3-13
4-20
-
preferred (quar.)—
Boise Cascade Corp.™
Assurance
4-16
3-26
capital
3-16
A
British Columbia Power Ltd.
3-13
5-15
Florida
3-16
4-
Mutual
(lc from
3-16
83 4/8e
$1.12 (fe
Industrial
stock
4-
3-10
4-16
7
50c
.
(quar.)
First National City Bank
3-13
—
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)
to
3-10
9
3-25
6%
.
____
Financial
3-20
20c
(quar.)—
3-15
25c
subject
3-
$1.16(fe
Federated Department Stores (inc.-quar.)
Fiberboard Paper Products (quar.)
'
_______
(E.
2(fe-for-l
Jacobsen Mfg.
6%
(ciuar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
Rubber
(quar.)
2-28
3-27
45c
(quar.)—
—_
preferred
3-16
quarterly and
.
Federal Bake Shops (quar.)
Faultless Rubber
(quar.)
Drilling, clasr. A (quar.)
Baxter Laboratories (quar.)—
Beatrice Foods Co., common (quar.)—-—
3%% preferred (quar.)
4(2% "preferred (quar.)—
Beech Creek RE. (quar.)
Beneficial Finance (quar.)
4%
Investors
1
3-25
12c
(s-a)
Faultless
$37(fec
Offshore
Bruce
3-13
4-
4-1
16c
L'versharp. Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
2-28
™__
Brockway Glass,
5% preferred
International
4-13
;_
3-31
common
preferred
British-American
3-16
3-17
3-26
Ltd.—
$10c
(quar.)
&
4-
28c
1
4-15
4-
$17(fec
3-19
Extra
(C.)
$$1
Interchemical Corp., new common (initial)__
Class B
(quar.)
3-15
.
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bretv'er
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
3-30
Ironrite,
Credit
1
■Y:'V.
-
(3rfor-l
split
."-'stockholders)
3-20
4-30
2c
—
Ealtimore Gas &; Electric,
$i-class
3-31
—
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
Bates
3-6
Co
1
Co.
Corp.
7 (20
(quar.)—
Consolidated
4-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil. Co.,
3-17
Fund—
4-
12(fee
:
-—
-—-
—
Avdlon Telephone Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Barnham
3-17
4- 1
Fund—
—__—____
Sewing Centers (quar.)—:
Auto-Soler Co. (quar.)
Bankline
1
$1.41(4
$25c
pfd.
Corp.—
20c participating preferred
Participating preferred
3-1G
$10c
—
Equitable
3-16
$15c
.
(quar.)—
—;
;
4-
$15c
class A
Claos^ B (quar.)
Baldwin-Hill
(quar.)
$1
$1.05
4- 1
preferred
20c
Wiiliamsport RR.
Elwell-Parker
2
3-9
preferred (quar.)
.
Balanced
Empire Petroleum
$1.50
—
$10c
Ltd.,
&
3- 9
4- 2
20c
investment income
above
37(fee
(quar.)
common
$17(fee
split
Stock
4-
5.65%
$37140
E'lizabcthtown Water
Elmira
-
convertible preferred (accum.)
Atlantic Company (increased quar.)
6%
7%
Indianapolis Power & Light,
4%
preferred (quar.)
1
4-1
4-15
$1.14
4.20%
from net investment income
Edo Corp., class A (stock div.)
Class B (stock div.)
3-31
6-15
Both
3-16
4-15
Howard
$1.03
$1.03(4
~1
3-13
(From net invest income)——
3-16
$1.08
&
From net
Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
3-16
.
Ltd., 7%
stock
6c
3-31
(quar.)___
Eaton & Howard
Ltd.—
6%
Atlantic Wholesalers
Eaton
3-20
3-31
50c
.
Industries,
4-15
12 (fee
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. (quar.)
Apex Smelting (quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light., 4.72% pfd. (quar.)
4.32/a preferred (quar.)—
;
Aro Equipment (quar.)
Two-for-one
Fund
3-27
Eastman Kodak Co.—
3-13
30c
(quar.)
American
&
net
3-31
$1.25
Foundation
35c
Mines, Ltd.
Dominion Glass Co.,
Dow Brewery, Ltd
Income
15c
(quar.)
Dominion Corset Ltd.
(quar.)
3
•
Foundry—
American National Fire Insurance
American Screw
(quar.)
;
Dome
3-31
4-
(increased)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Distillers Co., Ltd
Diversey Corp. (quar.)„
3-16
*
40c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
,™___
American Metal Products (quar.)
Extra
3-13
9
$1.50
dividend
3-16
3-31
9
5%
Stock
—_
Devoe & Raynolds Co., class A
Class B (increased)—*
4-
(quar.).—
—.
Productions, class A (initial)Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Foundries, Inc.—
3-16
1
4-
3.90%
Associated
4-
$1.06(4
■
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5%
Desilu
3-13
1%
;
$6 preferred < quar.)
;
American Hardware (quar.)
Machine
Holders
3-20
25c
(quar.)
American Factors, Ltd. (quar.)
American Hair & Felt, common
American
40c
:
(quar.)
preferred
When
Payable of lice.
Stock
_
dividend
preferred
4%%
(quar.)_(quar.)_^
common
25c
—_
posal to change the name of the cor-'
poration to The Dominick Fund, Inc.
New
York
Nicholson
Trust
Filo
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
North
American
Aviation
North
American
Car
(quar.)
Corp.—-
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders
North
April
American
Northern
14)
Refractories
Telephone,
Northwestern Nat'l
(quar.)
Ltd
Insurance
(Milwaukee)—
Quarterly
& Power, Ltd. ordinary.-.
Chemical, common (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light
Noxzema
Class B
(quar.)
60c
$15c
15c
15c
■
Tile Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1136)
12
Wlien
Per
Share
Name of Company
Oaklte Products,
Inc..~r_
out-
—
(quar.)
Insurance
Telephone & Telegraph
Pacific
,,,,,
<quar.)„_
.Extra
?-i
—•——.'
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Permanente
Petrolane
(quar.)
Co.
—•—
(quar.)-_~-
Service
Gas
Prophet
.
(quar.)—-
Co.
Providence Gas
(quar.i
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_——————
5%
Public Service
Common
5.60%
Co.
3-20
3-13
Q(/t
common
(quar.)
3-31
3-13
3-31
3-27
4.24 %
4.65%
Purity
Quebec Telephone
Class A (s-a).
(s-a)
M Bearings (Canada), Ltd.
Class A (quar.)-.
—
—
Raiico, Inc. (quar.)—
6%
preferred
3-31
3-18
4-10
4-
1
3-17
3-
this
4-10
3-10
Revere Racing Assn.,
Washington Oil
Richman
RItter
Bros,
9
West
Pcnn
3-12
West
Pcnn
Power
1
5-
4-
1
Rochester
5%
Telephone
preferred
Corp.,
3-13
1
Russell Industries, Ltd.
8t.
Louis Casting
echwitzcr Corp.
5-
3-16
3-14
3-
5
Bcott & Fetzcr Co.
3-31
3-
5
4-15
3-20
Western
4-15
3-20
(M.)
& Son
3-18
Western Grocers,
3-27
3-19
3-10
4%
4-1
3-10
5%
4-
1
1
3-10
New
(i
1
710-
1
1
4%
1
-
15c
4-15
4-
2
4-
1
preferred
preferred
5.44 %
Gouthem
weeks and
dends
3-13
4-
1
3-16
A
4-
3
3-16
A C
4-
3-13
A
4-
3-20
1
(L.
Ctarrett
4%
Common
50c
3-31
3-16
Acme
3-16
3- 2
Acme
4-
3-17
Acadia-Atlantic
1
Bunbeam Corp.
Extra
4-
1
1
3-16
Class
1
3-16
5%
3-30
3-12
4dams
3-17
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
4-
1
4-15
3-20
15c
3-31
3-23
4-
Aetna
3-20
Textile
class
3-10
3-
3-31
3-16
4-1
3-20
Insurance
3-
(High
dividend)--
3-31
3-17
3-31
A
stock
1
to
'
and
the
holders
;
A
preferred,
Thor Power Tool
(initial
3-31
Allen
3-13
Allied
3-
2
2-26
4VzCo
3-23
3-13
25c
3-23
3-13
-
3-15
3-
4-15
3-13
3-10
2-27
3-20
3-
6
6-18
A
4-
1
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
&
Transcon
London
Lines
class
$1.25
3-16
3-
3-31
3-16
A
....
Co
2
,
series)
ment
U.
S.
income and
States
Trust
(4c
(quar.)
from
net
7c
from capital gains)
(initial)
(increased)
Aluminum
Freight
Co.
4-
1
3-27
3-21
3-
6
3-20
3- 9
10c
3-27
3-16
(N.
(quar.)
4-..1
4-
1
3-
3-12
3^,
4-
6
3-16
10c
3-27
3-16
V '.;;'4- 1
4-
4-
Apex
Argo
33-
3-13
4-
$3
4-1
33-
$1.25
4-
1
1
1
4-
1
1
-4-
1
1
$5
3-10
4-
$5
3-13
3-10
•
3-31
3-14
3-
3-16
3-
75c
3-10
:
75c
—
4-20
25c
1
3-31
10c
3-15
2-24
30c
3-10
2-
(quar.)
1
4-
1
common
$1.25
Corp.~
A
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Atlantic
Atlantic
;
3-
4-
1
3-
1
3-
Atlas
.
30c
;
v
Eiltrite Rubber Co.-—
1st preferred (quar.)—
preferred
6
3-16
3-13
$1
Inc.,
4-15
1
1
5-1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
lie
3-31
3-10
3-30
3-12
50c
3-27
3-10
3-14
3-14
$1
4-
1
5-18
3-16
4-30
s.
y4- 7
4-
3-31
3-9
50c
3
3-
6
-2-0
3-12
3-
3;:
r
3-12
2-13
Pn
3-30
3-13'5
-
30c
3-17
2-26t
-
-3-16
4-
1
2-27
3-fllli
-
2-
3-14
2-17
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-13
3-18
4-30
3-tit
4-
3-16.
3-31
3-
1
4-28
4-
+30c
3-31
3-lP
$15c
4-
%
.
J
4-1
3-10
25c
3-14
2-16.
37 Vac
3-14
2-16
3-14
2-16
J18c
,
3-14
25c
20c
::
*
1
2-27
Co,
4%
$1
4-
1
1
$2
4-
$2
3-16
—„.V,
,37Vec
.
3-
2
3-
2
3-
t55c
9
4-15
3-
2f
3-12
2-
2
3-12
2-
2
50c
—
pfd.
(s-a)_
1
3-27
3-16
2-20
4-
$1
tquar,)_
6-
455c
1
25c
3-16
25c
4-15
5-16>
2-20?
4-15
7-15
7-15
10-15
10-15
1-15-60
1-15
3-10
60c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
2-24
3-14
2-20
3-14
2-20
Ltd.—-
Co.,
(accum.)
Steel
425c
412 Vac
Fire
4-
America
(quar.)_
22 Vac
40c
(quar.)
1
4-
1
3-16
3-20
430c
of
Alarm
•
3-19
50c
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_.
Co.
*
2-13
25c
Products
>
Co.—
(quar.)
A
'
3-13
3-10
-
2-16
4-
$1.25
;
'
Co,
'
3-10 I
1
Ltd.—
(quar.i
Service Co.,
7
•
$1.25
;
Industries (quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5Va%
A
•
4-
3-12
25c
-
(quar.)
RR.
Greyhound,
•
-
Coast Line Co. of Connecticut (quar.)
Refining
•
:
y3-i3
4-20
-
12 VaC
-
Co., Ltd.—
Acceptance Corp.,
Canteen
30c
2-20
3-13
Products, Ir.C:—
non-voting
••
Ayshire Collieries
3-30
3-10
4c
3-27
3-
6
25c
3-20
3-
fl
10c
preferred
non-cum.
-
(Quarterly of 2 2/10c from net security
profits and 18/1 Oc fr. investment inc.)
2-20
43 %c
4-
1
4-
1
3-13
37 Vic
5-
1
.B/G
4-10
;
Chain &
62 Vic
3-14
3-
Chicle Co., uew.com. (initial-quar.)
40c
3-10
2-24
Commercial
(quar.)—
25c
3-13
2-27
(quar.)
40c
3-31
3-16
Cable
(quar.)
Barge
Line
American
Crystal Sugar, .common
4 Vi %1 preferred
(quar.)
American Cyanamid Co.,. common
$1.12 Vi
D'(quar.)_:
American District Telegraph (increased)Electric
American
Export Lines (quar.)
Express Co.
Power
Fire &
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly——^
Quarterly
1
3-2
3-14
(quar.)
:
.
&
Piano,
6%
.
preferred
(quar.)
G%
2
preferred
4
'
preferred
9
3-
5
Common
3-
6
4%
3-13
3-
6
4-
3-13
$1.50
1-
25c
3-14
2-28
25c
6-15
5-29
25c
9-15
8-31
25c
12-15
11-30
_
2
3-2G
3-
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
4-
25c
1
4-
37 V2C
—
1
3-17
3-
9
$1.50
4-15
3-31
$1.50
7-15
Gr30
10-15
9-30
1-15-60
12-31
$1.50
—
$1.50
3 7 Vac
6-22
5-22
37 VaC
9-21
8-21
3-23
2-20
$1
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4V4%
2-20
(quar.)—'
:—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1
-
6-22
a
-
5-22
SI
Bangor & Aroostook RR.4—a
Bangor Hydro-Electric, com. (increased quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
4%
3-23
37 Vac
:
(quar.)
preferred
k
>
(increased quar.)__
4%
-■
—
:
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
)
2»
3-10
10c
a
(quar.)
:
3"
62 Vac
:
(quar.)
B
1
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
15c
(reduced)
(quar.)-
pfd.
(quar.)
6%
4-
2-
(quar. ).
4-
lVa%
dividend)—
common
6%
3-10
183bc
preferred
Wilcox
20c
(quar.)
*
(stock
Inc.,
convertible
3-20
1
T.),
Babcock
50c
3-10
'
Company
(B.
Common
42c
;
common
convertible preferred A
50c
(quar.)
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.
'—i
F.
Inc.,
(quar.)
Baldwin
_
2-27
30c
(quar.)^
;
3-
4-
S.
5%
3%
-
3-16
3-27
87Vic
common
preferred
3-31
40c
(quar.)_
preferred
American
5
B.
Babbitt
-
American
Foods,
Class A
.
3-13
25c
1
—
American
6%
?50c
933ic
-
—•—
Pictures
Automatic
2-20
25c
American
3-17
*
25c
(quar.)
;
American Can Co., 7% preferred
(quar.)
American Cement, common
(quar.)_
$1.25 preferred (quar.)__
preferred
3 Vi %
3-17
3-31
£
25c
Axe-Houghton. Stock Fund—
,
2-28
.(quar.),
5%
3-31
-
35c
(quar.)
City Electric
3-
53Vic
10%
—
Spring
Corp
Telephone & Telegraph
Automatic
.2-28
3-16
,
3-23-
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
pommon
•
American Felt,
12,'-c
15c
3-16
1
3-23
25
Automatic
3-16
$1.62 Vi
4-
$1
$1.16 Vi
;
'.(quar. 1.%———————:
Refining, common (quar.)__^
(quar.)_.
,4
Auto Fabrics
3-16
4-
}
3-20
4-
20c
American
$1
:
(quar.)__
dividend)—
Oil &
Powder
Class
Class
9
$1.25
;
,
25c
9
4-
•
'
6 V
25c
6
30c
'
3-
25c
..
com.-dquar.) ——
(quar.)
l'jL
—-—_
(quar.)—4.
Quarterly
4
3-
3-31
25c
—
••Atlas Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa)
(quar.)
-v
3-17
1
3-20
$1.25
common
."
preferred
3-26
4-
75c
75c
1
(quar.i—
Hardware
Atlantic Coast Line
4 Atlantic
3-17
3%
.
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-13
3-16
30c*
(quar.i——
(quar.)
H.)
Auto Electric
1
;
-
—
5Va%'' preference ;(s-a>.—
Atlantic
'•
common
—
3-20
•50c
I
4-
-
6-26
3-31
3-30 7
30c
—-
6
93;%c
•V7- 2
—
2-13
'
common
?
'
—
2-27
3-24
f
3- €
?5c
preferred (quar.)_
;
2nd preferred
(quar.)—.
Atlantic
6
1
W
participating class A (quar.)
Participating ■
_—.—-.4^——4'
Common and ordinary (reduced)
3-24
3-10
;
$4
3
37 Vic
183<c
4-
3-
(J.
Associated
2-13
4-
2-24
3-16
£70c
(quar.)*
Gas
Corp.. Ltd.
Associated
2
l33/ic
3-9'
3-10
30c
(quar.)—_
common
preferred
Atlantic
_
3-9
3-15
25c
Power,
Associated Motion
2-27
25c
-3-15
.
•
•
2 i
50c
dividend "
B
$1.50
3-20
4-
3-10
3-
35c
^:
Corp
(quar.)
Corp.
A
Class
3-20
25c
1
■
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Industries
Asliland
3-20
4-
4-
.
^
Constable
Class
3-13
4-
Vac
$1.50
* * %
Oil
Co.
Stock
2
12 Vac
6<!
3-10''
.-
3-17
12 Vac
■
-.
(quar.)
Fuel
Ashdown
2
3-14
4-10
$2.25
_%
(increased
Co.
Asbestos
2-20
35c
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Oil
Arundel
Arviu
2-20
9
425c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.U
Smelting
Arnold
3-13
9
3-
:
1
3-
r,
30c
Co.
Arma
1
3-113-
7 VaC
Cork., $3.75 preferred (quar.)-w;
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)__
Class B quarterly
2
4-
3-lld
v
1
40c
•
$4.75#; preferred
5
3-20
2
3-20
433,4c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Armour
3-16
3-20
4-
4-
25c
(quar.i
com.
Corp.
Armstrong
3-12
$1.05
3-11?
30c
preferred
Arkansas-Louisiana
3-12
30c
.....1
common
on
1
3-1 i?
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Post Products
Arkansas
3-17
1
30c
(Minn. 1,
Anlicuser-BuschJ. Inc.
3
1
.
a'h
2
4-
$2.25
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
3-16
4-10
3-
4-
-
(quar.)—
Paper
3-28
25c
Tobacco Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Vitrified
Products
(quar.i—
Co.
2
40c
—
._.
Writing
3-13
3-
12 Vic
(increased)
Telegrapli Co.—
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
3-
5;
3-31
3-28
43^0
Corp
Y.)
Hocking Glass Corp.—
$2.80
2-20
3-31
$1.15
(N.
Telephone &
Common
3-10
3-27
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)—
3-
-
—
Tobacco
Co.
41; preferred (quar. 1
Anglo-Canadian. Pulp & Paper • Millsr-
3-10
1
3-16
-
10c
—
4-
3-27
Surety
preferred
Anchor
-
4-
(quar.)
Bank Note,
Bosch
$4
2-27
4-
;
1
•
3-11
22 Vac
%
;
5
4-
5%
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)
Sumatra
preferred
; Anchor
2
343be
1
5
3-
■
3-12
VV.:..
3-
1
15c
Inc. (quar.)—;
Amphcmol-Borg Electronics (increased quar.)
Anaconda Company
3-12
,
1
4-
50c
Ampco Metal,
2-18
3-20 1
2-25'
3-13
4-
—-
—
Angostura-Wiippermau Corp. (quar. 1
C'Ampskcag Coi, $4.50 prcfened (s-a)
2-18
3-10
2-27
3-14' i
70c
—
Casualty
$1.75
2
3-
3-10
8
3-10
3-27
$1.50
Andcrson-Pricliard Oil.,
1
—
(quar.i
dividend
Anchor
4
American
invest-
Y.) (increased quar.)
United States Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
Corp.
:|:25c
Funds—
United Income Fund
United
3-17
25c
(quar.)i
3-
2-19
3-
60c
——
(quar.;.—;
Co.' (quar.)—
preferred
American
4
1
g.__—.
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quarv)
American Aggregates—
6 Va %
3-10
3-10
4-10
3%
(quar.)
United Aircraft Corp.—
4°/'c preference (1955 series)
4Vc
preference (1956
United Pacific
3-31
3-31
30c
12Vic
I I
United
-
$9c
Union Oil & Gas, new class A (initial
quar.)
Stock dividonc,
New class B (initial
quar.)
1 V
3-
3-24
3-16
20c
-
—_
(quar.)
Sugar Refilling,
American
3-17
4-
preferred
American
$1.12Vi
quar.)-
;
v
4-
trcsumed)—
Pictures Corp.—-
preferred
American
4-
l
34%c •«
—
(quar.)
Laboratories
American
4-
37 Vac
—
—
dividend
Common
American
$1.06(4
Investment
(increased
Stock dividend
Union Twist Drill Co.
(quar.)
5%
-
Tip Top Canners, Ltd.,
Toronto
5
3-10
3-31
7VaC
(quar.)
12
5%
.
(quar.)—
(s-a)
7%
2-27
3-31
,
05c
——————
com.
5% preferred .(quar.)
"
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
-
Co.
preferred
Stores
American
in the
3-1G
20%
Alpha Portland Cement
6%
(quar.)
$1.20
(quar.)
Discount,
Chemical Corp.
Stock
3-13
$1
quar.)
(quar.)
B
Allied
•
$3.75
6- 3
40C
preferred
Oil Co.,
Co.
Altee Companies (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America,
2-27
3114c
3-
;
given
37 VaC
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., common
(quar.).
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv,
pfd. (quar.)
•
9
3-10
3-16
415c
—
Artists
Allied
•
(quar.)
4Vi%" preferred
3-16
430c
Industries
5Vnc/c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
Tidewater
'
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Products
3-31
common
stock.) '
Thomas Industries, preferred
3-16
15c
6% preferred (quar.)—,
4-15
and
Woolen
1
3-31
r.'.t
•
Wood
25c
$1
American
!
,—
(iOc
Stock
Industries-
Alden's, Inc., common tqunr. )'
4V4% preferred (quar.)
•
series
of
6
4-
3-10
15c
3-13
5c
dividend—;
Class B
3-20
2
2%
(quar.)
3-
3-25
3114C.
Steel, common (quar. )g_——
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Albcrmarlc Paper Mfg., class A—
3-17
4-
Point, N. C.)—
Class B (quar.)
;
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
(These payments will also be payable to
holders of Robins Mills, Inc. common
3-16
5c
(quar.)
Stock
5
10c
Co.
Quarterly
Textron, Inc., class
American
2%
Insurance
Alabama &
3-13
3-26
15c
(stock
G
442 VaC
(quar.)
Brass Mfg.
Co.
(reduced)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
3
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas Co.
3
35c
A
3-
$1
Akron
-
Mfg.,
3-10
,
6-10
;
30c
6%
Holder
Co
;
6-19
3-13
20c
of Rec
dividend
Express
2-2T;
■■X'inssfr
3-20
$2
Co.
Steel Foundries
3-16
45c
4'
3-13
$1.25
?
3
When
-
I»td.T-
2-27
Steamship
preferred (quar.
American Stamping Co
4$1.25
6
30c
(quar.)—.
3-10
5
Payable
,';j
6
$$1.25
Tappan Company (quar.)
Telechrcme
Consolidated
Allied Stores Corp.,
-
3-24
12 Vac
—
3-
35c
,
American Snuff Co., common
3-
being
——
3-
35c
'
(quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)„
American
2-24
3-16
25fc
3-16
1
25c
(quar.)—,
$1.20 1st preferred
3-13
3-
—
3-16
3-27
12 Vic
'
•
4- -1
428 Vac
3-20
7c
—1
American
(quar.)——.
preferred (quar.
5Va%
preferred A
(quar.
5Va%
preferred B (quar.)—
Akansas Western Gas
60c
from capital gains
i_
6-10
American
(quar.)
Investment
Alan
(qr.ar.
3-2C
1
7-
25c
-
3-13
r
Y. )—
4-15
10c'
Refineries,
(quar.)
(N.
common
25c
6%
•
—
Reinsurance Co.
(increased quar4-./
American Rock Wool Corp. (quar.)
(increased)
Algoma Steel, Ltd.
——
American
20c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.
4-20
$$J,50
A
Stock
6-15
5-15
Co.
preference
Adams
Buper Foods Services, Inc. (Del.;—
Syracuse Supply Co.
Wire
4-
1
(quar.
3-
3-24
(quar.)——:
Sugar
Common (increased;
Investment—
Tersteggc
Electric
4-
(quar.) —75c
&
3-13
(quar.)—.
3-27
Alco
20c from income and 5c
Btratton
3-30
30c
.■*
2-27r
American Radiator As Standard Sanitary—
Connuon
(increased quar.;^
——_
Share
com.
1
3-13
—
50c
—
4-
25c
$1.25
3-17
$1.25
(quar.)
3-16
$1.25
3-27
62 Vac
(quar.)——
1
$1
3-17
(quar.;
preferred
3-10 ;
4-
'■■V.hl^rX
3-17
...
,
2-27
50c
'
3-
these
'■•'44'44
30c
3-17
-
Abrasive «fe Metal Products Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
75c
preferred A
New
week,
3-16
75c
Ctecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
this
3-31
(quar.)
3-27
6
■
f-tji
3-13
Corp.—
3-27
9
: -
3-20
—:——
—
3-27
Instltutc-
convertible preferred (quar.)
Power & Paper CO., Ltd.—
4Vb%
Chemical
&
(quax*.)
$1
previous
The list does not include divi¬
yet paid.
3-16
6-
(quar.)
$4
the dividends announced in
2-27
22Vic
—
preferred
3-13
7»/aC
Corp. (quar.r
Laboratories, common
70c
S.).Company (quar.
dividend convertible
4-15
40c
2
$2
■
5-21 *
'..'6
50c
—
87 Vac
Mercantile
27 Vic
'
(quar.) __i__
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5% non~eum. preferred (quar.)
5% non-cum, preferred (quar,)_u~—
(quar.)
3-31
Corp.—
Ctate Street
Common
90c
Products
Common
time.
Gtarrett
R
Abitibi
3-16
3-18
3-
S
$1.5C
50c
Standard Fruit & Steamship Co.—
$3 participating preference (quar.)—
No action taken on common
payment at
-
American
Potash
1
40c
3-19
1
6-
;
(quar.)—
3-10
—
30c
(s-a 1
News Co.
ioc
25c,
—
3-16
to
com.
—
3-13
4-
30c
Wrigley Stores
Abbott
3-27
—
Btandard-Toch Chemical, Inc.—,,
(The) (quar.)—
F
3-10
3-27
12Vac
2-25t:
<
for
(quar.)———--
4-15
——
3c
(quar.)——
Cfcanley Works
Industries
F
1
Aid
(M & O stock ctfs.)
not
into
Conv.
—
Co.
4-1
...
announced
-..a
Meter
Optical ,4 (quar.)
American Photocopy Equipment
Per
C
3-16
50c
«10c
3-10 '
^
called
issue
(entire
American
—
Name of Compar.\
34c
——:
9
3-17
2G2Vac
preferred
3-
30c
Co
preceding table.
4-10
_«
Bouthcrn
this
3-13
3-13
1
3-31
Cpurton Corp.. $6 conv. preferred (quar.)-$1.50
Gpcer Carbon Co. (quar.)—
25c
Cpcllcss Company (extra; —1—25c
Cqiiarc D Company (quar.)
25c
**-
1
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Railway
4-
25c
Goufchern Oxygen
3-27
...
(quar.)
give
we
4-
$0.2(556 Vi
Canada Power Co.,
American
(quar.)
4-
37VaC
(quar.)
9
30
American
4-24
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:Common (quar.)
6%
participating
Publishing
Below
11c
common
3-
(year-end)
Dessauer
&
Co-Operative
Quarterly
15c
(quar.),,——
—
3-27
(increased-quar.),
Water
3-17
10c
Water,
(quar.)
American
35c
Yosemite Park & Curry
3-10
40c
v
'
2-25
2-23 V
3-31
$1.12 Vis
$1.75
(quar).
York
3-31
(quar.)—
California
Mar.
0
—
Corrugating
3-20
.
3-13
•
Mar. 31 at $20 per share
011
this dividend)
9
American
4-
Marchant
preferred
plus
33-
American
6-12
25c
Ltd., $2.BO preferred (quar.)—
Georgia Natural Gas, $6 pfd. (quar.)
4Vi %
Cable
York
9-14
-
—12Vic
1
3-10
'
70c
(quar.;
pfd.
conv.
3-27
Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
Motor
World
3-12
Gommervillo.
Gou'hern
&
V'2%
redemption
3-20
4-
5
3-27
(initial-quar.)„-.—
common
Western Tablet
3-16
1
4-
40c
'3%
3-10
25c
(quar.)%_
Products Co.—
American Metal
Massachusetts Cos.?—.
2-for-l stock split—.—
4-
—'
5
3-
4-
40c
(qiiar.)_—50c
Inc.
37 Vic
Two-for-one stock split.x^—
30c
Bmith-Corana
Couth Pcnii Oil
3-20
preferred
17c
—
Western
3-10
4-
2S1.50
$$1.50
(quar.)——,—
Gnxitli Engineering Works (quar.).
,1
Bommers Drug Stores Co., eojumon,
3-20
4-15
4Va%
3-13
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)—
White
.
Machine & Foundry
3-20
4-15
1st
7%
227e
—
3-31
Maryland Ry. Co., com. (quar.)
2nd preferred (qtiar.)—.
3-13
3-13
—...
2-20 V
3-
3-24
American Metal Climax—
?50c
Western
1
35c
215c
(quar.)-
preferred
2-28
4-15
(quar.)
1
——25c
3-13'
1
3-20
3-16
$1.31%
i■
■
20c
4-
25c
convertible
3-10
HOc
Whitakcr
25c
$1.25
4-
45c
—20c
;
10c
preferred (quar. t _——----—T_-_'
Laundry Machinery Co. (quar.) --
Machine & Metals,
2
$1.05
$ 1.02 V:'
(quar. )„
S-13
Steel Corp. (increased)-:-..-,-—/
Gheyman Products, Ins
50c
3-
504%
Extra."
?35c
class A
1
Charon
Boulli
3-10
$1.12 Vi
—
(Toronto), (quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.40
3-31
4-
Assurance
4-
—.
(quar.)—
5
3-16
I-
2-27
2-24 i
-
Illinois—
of
American
(quar.)
3-16
Seismograph Service (quar.
Ghapiro
3-
4^-i-
Western Department Stores (quar.)
1
4-
preferred
$5
3-19
:
-—.
(quar,)
Seaboard Air Line RR.
3-20
S1.12V-J
1
:i:32lil
—
.
30c
1%
3
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Investment
(quar.),.
4-
——
(quar.)-.
American
$1.37Va
——,
4-
(quar.)——
Bangamo Electric
2
$1.25
5-15
3-31
50c
(quar.)—
Eafety Industries (quar.)—,
3-
40c
iquar.i
B
preferred (quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)—,
Wheeling Machine Products Co. (quar.)
(quar.)—-
com.
3-10
Co.
3-10
:—
10c
5%
—
Rovalifce Oil, Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc. (quar.)_,
pM.
4Vaft
Co.,
preferred
(quar.l
4.10%, preferred C (quar.),
West Virginia Water Service, com.
;Stoek dividend
$4,50 preferred (quar.)
7
Common
;
(monthly;
Supply,-
50c
3-10
2$1.50
.
Hospital
Insulator
American
(increased-qua'r)
Electric
1
6-
Zion'fi
(quar.)_.
Products
Home
American
2
(quar.j,-,—
1
—
(quar.)— i—
Company
American
5
3-
(quar.)————
4-
4.20%.
Co.
4-
——
(s-a)—
(quar.)————
(quar.)
Inc.
3-
3-10
30c
25c
(quar.»
;.
2-24
30c
"
—.—
Derrick
&
American
Electric
245c
235c
—
convertible preferred
2-27
3-16
(quar.)
Hoist
2-10
3-10
•
Republic Pictures Corp.—
$1
3-12
time *
Leonard
Ward
Wolf
(s-a)
American
.
American.
~
pfd.
3-13
3-25
—
3-16
—
—
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6%
6%
preferred (s-a)—
1
(quar.;„-
Holdert
3-10
25c
30e
t.quar.t„_.„^^.__j-
50c
Ward Baking Co., hWM preferred (quar.) —
(No action taken on common payment at
1
—.——_..i-
R &
4-
Power
Greetings Corp., class A
B
$1.25
4-
—
common
Class
<quar.)—-—
International Corp
(increased quar.)
com.
10c
—
(quar.)—
Co.,
4-10
15c
$1
$1,06
$1.16(4
—
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Ltd.
Stores,
American
1
50c
—
preferred (quar.;
Victor Equipment Co, (quar. )„.—
3-10
4-30
5c
35c
——,—
preferred
preferred
3-10
5-
When
Payable oj Rec.
Share
oj Company
American & Foreign
3-31
3-13
1
4-
3-25
263c
(quar.)-
preferred (quar.)
Name
9
$2
—
5','c
3-13
3-27
Vapor Heating Corp.,
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4%
3-
30c
(qU|ar.)
(quar. )__
.
3-16
50c
———
Upson-Walton Co.
Utah Hotel (quar.)—
of North Carolina—
preferred
preferred
75c
(quar.)—-——
Provincial Transport Co.,
3-10
Per
Holder 1
Payable 0] itec
5c
(quar.).,,;——,,
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common
35c
20c
5c
3Die
33c
*50c
256c
275c
30c
15c
w14c
225c
(initial-quar.)—.
Plough, Inc. (quar.)—
,——
—
Plymouth Rubber (quar.).—
—
5% pfd. (quar.)——
Progress Laundry (quar.)
—
Power Corp. of Canada, com. (quar.)
4(2^ preferred (quar.)
—
6% partic. preferred (quar.)—.——
Co.
3-24
5c
(quar.)
Portland Transit Co.,
Pratt Read &
United Utilities
3
When
»
Share
Company
Steel & Wire
United
3-17
3-
$2.60
—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar,)—.
Phillips Screw Co. (quar.)——Phoenix Insurance Co. (Hartford) (quar.)—.
Pillsbury Co., new com.
.|1
25c
.30c
17,ac
25c
*■*»,+—
(quar.)
Cement
1
4-15
$l.<->
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Parmeleb Transportation Co.
Name oj
2
.
6%
Publishing
4-
3-
American
Co.—
Common
Pen i on
3-10
3-10
Oglebay Norton Co
Ohio Brass Co. {quar.i..-.
Old Republic
J5c
——
Ltd
Cement & Supplies,
Ocean
Per
Jioider1
Payable 0) llcc.
Monday, March 9, 1959
...
9-21
8-21
40c
3-30
3-13
50c
4-20
4-
1
$1.75
4-
1
3-10
$1
4-
1
3-10
$1.06
4-
1
3-10
j
Volume
189
-Li
•yj
„s?
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Ptf#
v
Name oj Company
(quar.)
(Resumed) '
Barber
Oil
4-1-,
Ltd.
(quar.)___:
$1.50
participating
3-16
3"16
3-6
Class
B
3- 2
Canada
4-
3-13
Canada
Safeway,
Steamsnip
62%c
Corp.
(quar.).,
Inc.
(quar.(_c_
_
12 Vic
25c
—-_
.
Rastian-Blessing
Iron
4<>
Works
&
Bayuk Cigars
Beam
(James
Stock
Beau
Beaubian
,
1
3-23
$1.25
1
3-16
3-16
3-16
2-27
4-
';;;•/
new
(initial)
common
3- 6
5-
3-31
"
(quar.)
3-14
4-15
4-15
20c
3-16
—_
Class B
1 quar.»
—20c
Bessemer Limestone & Cement Co.-—
"
4%
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
Black
&
Black,
Co.
Sivalls
4.75%
preferred
31.75
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Decker
Mfg.
«fc
(quar.)
Bryson,
Blackstone
4-25%
Valley
Blue
(quar.)
(initial)--—
(quar.)__
i
series
3-31
$2 Vic
3-31
3-11
5%
$30c
4-15
3-31
5%%
4-15
3-31
Colorado
3-16
3-
2
4-
1
3-lt
ColumDian
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-13
Combined
$75c
.
3-31
3-13
Commercial
*
Oil
+$2
5%
prefclred
.
Class
Capital
B
$$1
4-
2
$$1.25
4-
2
$$2
4-
2
75c
4-
1
75c
4-
1
25c
3-31
quar.)
i
common
1
(quar.).
(quar.)
Records
Extra
Fkiel
Quarterly
3-
2
Commonwealth
3-
2
5.25%
3-
9
4.64%
3-
"
9
3-0
3-31
Carthage
Mills
3-13
3- 3
Cascades
Plywood
4-30
Case
3-10
2-19
3-1G
$1.37%4-1
3-17
3-
(J.
6%%
6
3-
6
Castle
(A.
3-
3
Castle
&
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
Cavalier
3-16
Ceco
87%c
4-1
3-9
Celanese
4-10*
3-20
4-1
3-6
4-1
3-6
&. Co.
3-16
,
6%
preferred
preferred
3-31
3-16
Central
3-31
3-16
Central
3-30
3-
of
(initial quar.)
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
3-
2-27
Common
3-31
3-17
Common
3-31
3-17
3-16
40c
3-31
3-10
15c
3-10
2-25
1
Central
2
6cl
4-
9
2-24
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_7
4.35% preferred (quar.)_
Central Illinois Light Co., common
6d
4-
9
2-24
Hudson
4%
%
4-1
3-9
1
3-9
4%
4-1
3- 9
$$1.19
4-1
3-9
$62c
4-1
3-9
t69c
4-1
3-9
i37%c
&% preferred (quar.)
"5%% preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
3-16
2-27
x
J50c
3-16
conv.
Central
2-27
Maine
3-20
3-10
$1.25
6-19
^
Central
to
9-10
Copeland
Refrigeration
3-10
4-
1
3-10
Cornell-Dubilier
3-20
2-27
4-
1
3-13
Coro,
4-
1
3-13
Corroon
$5.25
series
Inc.
3-10
Craftsman
5-
4-15
Crain
(R.
New
3-31
3-10
3%%
3.50%
87 Vic
4-
1
3-10
Cream
of
3-17
4.6%
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
Credit
Finance,
3-17
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
4$1.50
4-
1
3-17
4.60%
4.75%
$1.18%
4-
1
3-10
Creole
5-
1
4-16
$1.50
4-
1
3-10
Crescent
5-
,4%%
6%
preferred
preferred
British
-
(quar.)
■
(quar.)
(increased
dividend
$3.80
preferred
Broderick
Brooklyn
4.40%
—
preferred
4.40%
preferred B
t~ 4-10
(increased
5-2
9-1
8-1
9-1
8-1
4-
25c
1
3-13
37V2C
preferred (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line. (quar.)„_
Bulova Watch (quar.)
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
3-16
$1.25
4-
1
3-
4-
3-11
1
3-13
425c
4-1
3-13
415c
4-29
4-
9
7-29
7-
9
Quarterly
Dry
Burroughs
Dock,
Corp.
Terminal
Butler's,
Inc.
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)
411c
(quar.)
3-16
(quar.)—
4-20
3-28
3-
9
2-27
15c
—
.
2-20
25c
10c
Co
3-16
1
5%
4
4-
3-10
9-15
Crown
3-
3-16
4c
3-25
6
3♦"
9
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
,
series
A
preferred
(quar.)
I.
T.
Financial
(quar.)
60c
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)—
45c
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)_—450c
C4% preferred (quar.)
l
4$1
4,/2% preferred (quar.)
4$1.12%
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
4$1.25
California
Ink
3-16
California
Western
4-
—_
(quar.)
4-15
./Stock
$4.75
5%
dividend
Hecla
——.
Inc.,
preference
$1.30
B
Canada
r4%%
<fc
preierred
Cut
4%%
3-15
2-28
10%
4-15
3-15
20c
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
462%c
4-
3-20
2-20
420c
—
Stonp
Ltd
(quar.)_
3-16
2-18
25c
(quar.)
1
4-
Ltd.,
Foundries
1
4-
$1.06%
Flooring Co.
3-11"1
1
3-13
3-13
Forgings, Ltd.—
A
&
class B
(quar.)
425c
3-31
437%c
Foundries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Malting Co., Ltd.,
preference (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Series
A
preferred
(quar.)_—
Series
A
com.
common
(quar.)_
—_—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.20
7%
Full
Zellerbaeh
Class
3-12
A
Steel
Crum
3-10
2-23
4-
2
1
4-
7
75c
3-25
3-
4
$1.50
3-31
50c
5-
4-
6
62 Vic
3-31
25c
,
&
3-17
(quar.)—:
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
4%% preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Common
6
Class
A
$1.25
6-25
6-
5
Class
A
$1.25
9-24
9-
4
Class
A
3-16
4-
$$1.15
3-10
3-20
1
3-16
3-16
2-13
3-16
2-13
4-
450c
429%c
1
4-15
437%c
4$1.06%
2-28
'
5%
Equipment, common
preferred
(quar.)
11-25
10c
4-15
3-13
Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50
Iron,
3-30
3-
Cyprus
preferred
Cleveland Electric
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland
(quar.).
6
40c
3-14
3-16
3-16
50c
3-27
3-15
3-
3-14
2-24
4-
1
3-20
3-13
2-24
3-
2
3-
1
2
2
$1
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
eoc
3-
9
2-13
3-11
1
3-
4
3-20
A
—
2-25
2-18
3-10
2-25
2-25
3-10
2-25"
20c
3-24
4-15
3-24
3-30
*3-16
3-10
4-
1
3-20
25c
3-30
3-10
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-25
3-31
3-
20c
3-24
3-
3-16
2-27
3-19
6
6
40c
4-
1
12 %c
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
85c
series
3-10
2-27
31 Vic
(quar.)__
3-31
3-20
'
3-
9
10c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
25c
(quar.)__
5-
1
4-10
25c,
—
4-
1
3-10
3-16
2-19
$1.05
9-
2
8-11
t25c
4-
1
3-11
20c
3-31
3-17
50c
3-10
2-25
$2
■_»
..._
3-31
3-16
Ltd.—
28c
6-
1
5-15
$1.75
4-
1
3-10
1
6-15
$1.75
7-
$1.75
9-29
40c
3-20
9-15
3-
5
75c
4-
1
2-27
$1
4-
1
2-27
15C
4-
1
4-
1
3
7-27
5-
1
"
2-27
3
3-24
3-
4
50c
3-24
3-
4
50c
6-24
6-
4
50c
—
4-
62 %C
(quar.)
common
9-24
9-
4
12-
4
Corp.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)—._.
Davicl & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)—8% preferred
(quar.)
—
Co.
3-31
3-12
55c
3-15
2-27
25c
3-16
3-13
4-
1
3-13
5
75c
3-16
3-
5
93 %c
4-15
4-
3
J75c
3-31
3-16
87 Vic
4-
1
3-13
$1
4-
7
3-13
4-
1
3-
2
*
Quarterly of 2%c from net investment income plus a distribution
of 10c realized
security
profits
(including 1V2C from
short-term capital gains)
—
2-24
2-20,
Delaware & Hudson Co.
2-20
Valley Financial Corp., class A—
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR. Co.—
Delaware
35c
3-13
3-
3
3-13
3-
3
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
5
$2.50
to $3.50
1st preferred
4-
1
2-17
$2.50
to $3.50
1st
dar
Denver
available
year
net
income
for
2-27
3-28
3-11
3-16
3-
3-16
3-
62 Vic
6-15
8-
62 %c
12-15
12-
the calen¬
1958_
Tramway
3-16
4%c
62 Vic
3-10
3-14
From
12 Vic
50c
(quar.)
50c
$1.25
10c
9
1
'
65C
(quar.)
33-
4-
50c
(quar.)
Delaware Fund—
3-20
3-20
20c
25c,
(quar.)
Corp., common
3%%
preferred A
&
2-25
22 %c
—
Dana
Deere
2-27
3-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3-16
COc
River
5%
12-24
50c
.—
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Mills, common
(quar.)
DWG
Dan
1
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Mines
DTM
3-13
$1.18%
4-
Class
9
$1.50
1
Quarries
3-11
3-10
3-10
(quar.)
$1.12%
Illuminating
(quar.)
10%
2-27
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
common
2
3
35c
Cutler-Hammer,
25c
(quar.)
—
3-
*
$1.25
-
25c
(increased
2-27
25c
(quar,)
2 6 Vic
B
7-23
4-
(quar.)
3-
$1.37%
class
1
4-17
(annual)
3-26
quar.)
Utilities,
8-
S
2
$1
$1.60
$1.25
Investing Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
City Products (quar.) 4—
Civil Service Employees Insurance Co. (s-a)
Clark
Controller
(quar.).
Citizens
3-
40c
—-—-—■—.
Corp.,
(quar.)
1 quar.)
Corix
City
3-16
5
6%C
*
Curtiss-Wright
$1.75
—
3-11
3-13
3-20
25c
pfd.
3-31
3-14
Co.
Extra
3-13
*
3-
40c
,__
,
3-20
3-31
3-
3-16
50c
of America (quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
,—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)____
3-11
87 VaC
3-13
3-16
t$1.30
preferred .
$1.12 preferred
3-30
3-
1
50c
8%
3-13
3-20
3-13
2-20
4-
I7V2C
Forster, common
4-15
1
3-14
10c
—
Crucible
$1
3-13
93 %c
Canada
2-17
$110.00
(quar.)__—___—
of
2-24
#
4-
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
3-11
1
4-
3-17
50c
3-16
$1.12%
,
O'Nuls
(quar.)_
Securities, common.
preferred
45c
93%c
3-31
10c
(quar.)
3-10
—
Christiana
55c
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
—
Chock
0
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
—
(quar.)
Co.
25c
—
Chicago Molded Products (quar.).
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)—_—:—
Chicago Rivet &; Machine (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common—
$7 preferred (quar.)—;
Chile Copper
(quar.)
—-—
Clark
(quar.)__
Iron
A
Chrysler
Canada,Lifs Assurance Co. (Toronto)
Canada
5
432%c
Dry-Corp., common
Class
3-
Series
0
3-
10c
30c
—
—_
$1.18%
(quar.)
Crushed
Canada
1
(quai*.)
Canada
*$4.25
3-6
1
6
Ltd.
Cement,
preference
Canada
Canada
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Bread Co..,
Canada
common
3-6
4-
75c
preferred A
Canada
(
&
3-13
3-
Insurance—
Semi-annual
Calumet
3-13
4-1
25c
Life
States
3-10
4-1
—.—
Co.
1
4-15
_____
3-
1
15c
Cork International, class A
& Seal Co. (N. Y.)—
'
C.
0
1
4-
(reduced)
class A
50c
Gas
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. * (quar.)_
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_——_—._—;___
Chicago Mill & Lmuber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Co.,
3-
4-
Corp.—
7 Vic
—
Vought
2-27
Cork
Crown
$1.12%
—
•
Crown Zellerbaeh Corp.,
,
(quar.)
3-12
2
5-
3-16
1
(quar.),
$2 preferred
2
3-
33-
4-3
4-
(quar.)
convertible
Company,
Crouse-Hinds
3-16
3-13
10c
2-26.
3-16
3-16
20c
(quar.)
A
Corp.
Petroleum
-
B
Crown
9-30
12 Vic
——
3-12
12 %c
class
preferred
3-31
(initial)
6
4-10
20c
(quar.)_.
Petroleum
Class
$1.18
Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)__
3 Va %
convertible preferred (quar.)__^
2
4-
—
1
Chenango
3-15
415c
(quar.)
3-
4-
$1.50
common
3-20
415c
Ltd.
preferred
Chance
-3-2
—_—
Co.,
(quar.)
(S. A.),
Sugar
(quar.)
Aircraft
(quar.—
(quar.).
Cheinetron
Corp.,
common
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (quar.)_
35c
1
3-13
.
.
2-25
50c
quar.)^
common
Wheat Corp.
B
Crossett
$1.04
Chance (A. B.) Co.
3-13
—
Extra
&
$4.50
2-20
15c
——
25c
•
Service—
(quar.)—
preferred
Violeta
Chattanooga
$5
(quar.)
Public
Century Electric (quar.)__—
Century
Industries
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust, new com.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
5-2
6-1
Co.—
quar.)__-
Wire
Class
$1.50
3-10
6-1
10c
•Common
Burrard
20c
$1.10
Ltd.
&
preferred
4.75%
Central
3-23
$1.10
(quar.)
Vermont
2-18
$1.10
(quar.)
& Bigelow <quar.)_
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bush
1
4
.,$1.10
-
Brown
Burns
4-
3-
Steel
4.15%
,
95c
16J/ac
:
Rope (quar.)
Borough Gas (quar.)
4.40%
3-17
.
(quar.)
Bascom
preferred
(quar.)__—
preferred B (quar.)
4.40%
Central
3-17
3-31
Central
4-16
3-31
2.%
______
1
12,ac
quar.)—___—_
T
Brockton Taunton Gas—
.
4$1.50
Industries
Stock
Bros.
$$1.10
1
3-13
22 Vic
—
preferred (quar.)J.
3-17
-—
5-
2-
10c
(quar.)
(initial
Company,
1
-
3-12'
3-16
Ltd.—
L.),
common
Crane
35c
Insurance
1
-
$1.25
25c
3-16
1
6%
70c
;
10c
2-20
1
3-12
$1.31%
Corp., com.
3-18
37 Vic
1
75c
3-18
Corp.
'___
1
4-
50c
3-31
3-10
4-
62y2c
3-31
4-
*
45c
10c
$1
4-
.
3-11
Reynolds Corp.—
$1 dividend preferred A (quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Cowles Chemical (quar.)_.
4-
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)"
preferred (quar.)—k
3-31
&
450c
(quar.)__
20c
—
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
J$1.43%
Q%
;
Electric
A
4$1.12%
Telephone, com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_„_
1st preferred (quar.)___
3-20
*
5% %
Columbia
1
i—
$1.23
(quar.)
4-
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
44c
2
10c
(quar.)
3-10
.
1
1
York—
(quar.)
1
(iner.)
1
3-
4-
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
(stock dividend)
(Subject to ICC approval)
AVz'/o
British
Corp.
$1.16
Securities
Power, common
Steel
$1.12%
com.
1
912-
—
12-10
.
6-
9-15
$1.37 Va
1
^
6-15
12-15
27 Vic
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)_
2
3-20
2-28
common
4-
35c
3-
3-31
3-15
30c
$1.18%
$1.03%
L
3-16
2-24
$50c
(Chicago) (quar.)
common (quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Continental
6-10
9-21
12-31
3-23
3-23
.
$1.12%
:
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Feb.
26 corporate name was
changed
9-10
12-10
$1.25
Central Illinois Securities
Effective
6-10
9-21
$1.25
______
Illinois Public Service,
preferred .(qiK>.r.)__
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
6-19
12-21
$1*25
r
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Continental Commercial, common
(quar.)
60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Continental Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
Continental Oil (Del.)
(quar.)
3-10
25c
4.92 %
t$l
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Central
4-
$56c
_
3-20
3-11
-
31 %c
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
Gas & Electric—
preferred
preferred
4.64%
to3c
_
<quar.)__
3-
25c
4%%
4.75%
.
2-28
3-20
25c
preferred A <£c preferred B (quar.)_.
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
*,%
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A
preferred B (quar.)
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
3-10
.'
1
(quar.):
3-
4-15
Continental Can,
25c
5%
4-1
6
2-28
...
3-23
K
f\
$1.04
15c
Common
6
1
55-
2
6
$1.13
2-28
Georgia Ry. Co.—
3-
$1.123/2
3^10
9
5-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
(quar.
3-
$50c
New
(
Continental Baking
.
3-31
50c
—
(quar.)
6-19
$5.50
.(quar.)
Foundry
Co.
*
2-27
5c
Continental Assurance Co.
25c
2-27
3-31
3-13
$1.25
of
3-25
25c
4-
British Columbia Packers, Ltd., class A
Class B
preferred
$4.16
"
3-10
20c
Power
37 Vic
Products—
3-3
preferred
$4.52
Voting common (quar.)l
Non-voting common (quar.)
1
4% %
9
Central
60c
—
3-
3-6
3-1G
(quar.)__.
1
6-5
i. J28%c
(quar.)
4-
1
2-27
$1.31%
(Toronto)
Co.—
preferred
$1.75
4-
preferred
$4.50
2
1
Coal
Power
9
.
2-10
3-10
10c
(quar.)
3-
7-
Fibre
preferred
1
(quar.)
2-27
$1.16
Assn.
Light <te
Consumers
9
3-16
3-10
$50c
Consolidation
3-16
3-
1
3-13
$50c
4-
$$2.50
4-
93%c
;
3-25
3-20
Investments, Ltd.—
:M0c
preferred
25c
4-
'.
S1.12Vi
$25c
4%%
4
3-31
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
'fA%%
3-
(quar.)
pref.
3-16
(interim)
3-14
5%
33c
ordinary regis,
$2
3-20
1
+25c
Ltd.
6
.-
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
3-
4-
35c
pfd.
2-27
3-20
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—,
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Electrodynamics
(quar.)
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities
(quar.)
Consolidated
Rendering
(quar.)—
Consolidated Rock Products (quar.)—
3-20
3-10
25c
1
(quar.)
%
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets, ordinary bearer (interim)
3%%
4-20
30c
(quar.)_4___
(increased)
$5
3-16
30c
(quar.)_
Consolidated Edison Co.
3-12
4-20
$25c
37 Vic
British-American Oil, Ltd.
1
%,
*
3-31
Common
$10c
.
Products
second
56 Vic
British American Bank Note Co.
4-
5
3-12
(quar.)
4-
:i:$1.50
-f
1
Common
'
—
4-
11 %C
-
Corp. of America,
preferred A (quar.)
Central
Ltd.—
:
2-24
*
9
;
-
(quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Cement
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp.. com. (quar.)
3-13
3-10
4-1
7%c
(quar.)____.—
M.)
Steel
4%%
,
7%
$68%c
3-
3-31
$1.75
Cook
Apartments
1
.
(quar.)
3-12
$2 Vic
3-20
3-13
20c
—
preferred
>,,3-16
25c
.
$4
25c
(quar.)
7%
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Asbestos,. Ltd
Cassiar
31 %c
+62 Vic
(quar.)
I.)
Corp
Co
5-15
$1
com.
General
9
9
3-
70c
3-
4-
&
(William)
33-
(quar.)
3-31
93 %c
4-
8
(quar.)—
Confederation
15c
Carriers
Ltd.—
Power,
America
3-16
7
'
(Boston)
2-13
6
4-16
3-31
(quar.)
Life
1
50c
Insurance
Edison,
preferred
preferred
5-
3-31
—
3-31
20c
'
3
3-16
31 Wc
—
3-10
3-16
3-
1
60c
(increased)
Solvents
2-26
Carter
2-28
3-30
2%
(quar.)
Credit (quar.)
Shearing & Stamping
Commercial
3-11
3-16
3-20
4-
$1.25
^
Co. of
Insurance
50c
2-16
-
"
*
3-13
3-20
1
68 %c
(quar.)
i.
Connecticut
1
3-31
4-
62 Vic
(stock divid.)
com.
B
National Life
2
3-
Iron,
Broadcasting System
Carbon (quar.)
3-16
4-
2
12c
A
preferred
1
& Kennedy
(quar.)Mfg. (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)__
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
30c
7 Vic
(monthly)
15c
(quar.)
Baxter
3-16
4-17
—
Co.
(quar.)____—
(quar.)_—
Interstate Gas, common
4-
$1.25
&
&
preferred
3-16
Carey
:
5-15
50c
Community Public Service, new com. (initial)
Compo Shoe Machinery, common5%
preferred
(quar.)—
;
Co.
*
90c
—
40c
i.quar.)
:
Carborundum
3-16
1
12c
Commercial
^
'
4-
3-
(quar.)
Power
preferred
i-5%
■
(quar.)
3-16
2-27
3-16
Monthly
Columbia
held
$20c
(quar.)
Central
Colorado
.
Power, Ltd.—
series)
(quar.)
4% pfd. (quar.)
Finance
3-16
3-12
18 %c
Columbian
$75c
'
Ltd
(1956
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
(quar.)
-
'
International
25c
_________—
,.<$%
Colorado
4- 1
tquar.)
rets,
Colonial Sand & Stone
6
$$1.50
Ltd.—
3-18
1
3-31
87 %c
pfd.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
__
dep.
6
3-
(quar.)
class A quar.)__
8%
12 Vic
G.) Ltd., common—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Brillo Mfg.
(increased)
—1
Brinks, Inc.
(quar.)_.
——
Amer.
6
3-
3-31
9
:•——
Light
Co.,
3-
3-31
1-30
(quar.)quarterly
Bristol-Myers
3-31
$25c
+43 %c
(s-a)
share
Machine,
Mills,
preferred (quar.)
Co.. 4%
conv.
Pvadio
3-
J.)
Brass
3%%
3-13
(T.
Bristol
;
3-16
-
(quar.)_
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
5.28%
preferred
<quar.)__
Briggs & Stratton (quar.)
Bright
Colonial
(quar.)
2-27
35c
(quar.)—________
(quar.)__
preferred
Collins
$20c
Electric
1956
25c
15c
17%c
6%
4%%
4-10
r
(IVeth share of pfd. stock
Cannon
5c
pref. (quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
4-10
1
40c
__________________
Traction
1
5-
Carey (Philip)
—_—
America,
6%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred tquar.)°_
(E.
4-1
5-
$$1.25
:
Carnation
1
Corp. of North
Increased
$31 Vic
$37 Vic
(reduced)__
1
4-
25c
15c
2
W
Brach
(quar.)
4-
62c
Engineering Co., com. (quar.)_—
6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (increased quar.)
2
35c
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%% pfd.
Borman Food Stores
(initial)
Brazilian
2-27
1
3-18
«3'/8C
2
Corp.
(quar.)_
Book-of-the-Month
Club
Co.
4-
3-13
3-11:
1
$1.75
Coleman
preferred
3-31
3-25
4-
(quar.)
3-
-
$1.40
Stores
Bowl-Mor
2-28
4%%
Company,
$1.06%
f
Airplane
(H. C.) Co., common (quar.)_
prior preferred (quar.)
Bqhn Aluminum & Brass (resumed)
Bowater
3-14
137 Vic
Cos.,
preferred (quar.)
Electric—
Inc.
Extra
Coleman
3-
Bohack
Bond
2-28
Securities, class A & Class
each
preferred
Canadian
3-21
3-14
3-
(quar.)
Boeing
F
2-24
1
t$l
,
3-12
Co.
Brooks
6%
2
3-14
3-12
35c
(quar.)
Diamond
Canadian
3-
3-14
4-15
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
$1
50c
__
preferred (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola
Bottling,
class A
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York (quar.)
4-15
A___
(quar.)
common
common
3-14
1
4-
1
(interim.)
common
2nd
3-16
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)
Bobbie
lor
liar)
Ice'
2
4-
4%
$1.43%
preferred
5.60%
13
Co.—
30c
Cluett, Peabody & Co.,
$15c
to
(stock divid.)
Share
Quarterly
"
J 70c
1
Preferred
2
3-13
(s-a)_
class
Investments,
.
Canadian
'
6
$1.18%
preferred
Blaw-Knox
B
seres
General
General
7;
6
3-
1
3-30 r;r
3-23
(quar.)
common
&
Gas
33-
1
4r;
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
4-
Ltd.,
preferred
2-27
3-16
...3-13
..
50c
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
Bibb
60c
—
Ltd.,
-Z:' ':
"
•
-Common
B
3-10
"
pfd.
i($l
••
3-12
3-31
Co.,
Ltd.,
Canadian
2-27
4-30 •
60c
Capie
Canadian General
.
3-
1
t$1.10
(quar.)__
com.
i.quar.)___.
preierred
(quar.)_*_.
Extra
3-lt
3-20
20c
t50c
Aviation
A
4
4-1
1
&
Bronze
Canadian
3-10
+35e
preferred tquar.)
Belding Hemingway Co. (Delaware)
(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., 4% pfd. tquar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada tquar.).
7%
tquar.)
Paper, class
3-
% 4-1
1
44-
prexerence
5%
;
Per
Name of Company
$70c
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Collieries Resources,
2-27
40c
?17%c
12%c
$1.40 preferred iquav.)__'___
Beech-Nut Life Savers tquar.)
Ltd.,
6%
2-27
3->16
Lines,
convertible
$1.75
'■
4-
*87% C
$50c
preference (quar.)___
Canadian Celancse, Ltd., common
3-13
+25c
A
+87 Vic
;
,
5%
3-2t
3+16
20c
x
__—
class
and
common
Beldihg-COrticelli, Ltd.,
1
10c
3-13"
.v''T/'1'-*
fquatv)___
Ltd.,
3
4-
(s-a).
(quar.)__.
Breweries
Canadian
1
->
A
•
Mortgage-.
Ltd.,4.40% pfd.
B
4-
Holders
tl5c
Wire
4-
50c
Bergstrom
•
$r
Corp.—
Beauty Counselors
Bendix
3-16
Canadian
1
Canada
4-
tlOc
_______
Ties
Lumber,
Class
4-
2%
'■
Ordinary
Beaver
3-16
Distilling—
Ltd
Brummell
__
i
tquar.)
B.)
Bros.
3-14'
3-31
When
Payable of Rec.
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
class
is-ai...
preference
25c
t quar. 1
common
tquar.)
dividend
Beatty
5%
75c
Optical,
Inc.
Canada
3-13
25c
$1
(qurtr.)
Lomb
2-18
'
Share
Ltd.—
Permanant
4-1
_
preferred
1
Packers.
3-31
Co. (quar.)
$1
Mfg. Co., common fquar.)_
—"
15c
4.12%
preferred (quar.)x.
—i—SI.12%
Bausca
Canada
3-10
Bates
Bath
Company
2-26
10c
+80c
,
(quar.)_
Barden
Basic
Per
Name c/
3-13
.
:T—
;
(Canada),
Holderi
Payable of Rec
30c
Bankers National Life Insurance Co. of N. J.
Barber-Ellis
When
Share
Bank Building &. Equipment
:
(1137)
"
f
,
5827
Number
Corp.—
preferred
(s-a)
(s-a)
a
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1138)
of Company
Share
-
(quar.)—
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
«.
25c
12 %c
10c
;
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
Detroit Harvester Co.
(quar.)
.
2%c
17 %c
12VaC
$1.50
(increased quar.)
Detroit Stamping
(increased quar.)—.
Detroit Steel Corp., common (quar.)
Detroit Mortgage & Realty
6%
preferred (quar.)
Dewey Portland Cement,
Class B
(quar.)
Alkali Co.
—_
Diamond
Diamond Portland
Stores
|-
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
Cement
(quar.)
Di-Noc Chemical Arts (quar.)
Di&na
20c
20c
45c
25c
(quar.)—
class A
25c
12 %c
Corp.
4—
10c
*30c
(Watt) Productions (quar.)
Distillers Corp.-Seagram Ltd (quar.)
Disney
Payable of lieo. i
4-20
4-10
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y.
3-25
3-10
Field
3-16
3-
2
3-
3-16
2
3-16
3-
Corp. (quar.)—
——
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar.)
6
3-
4
3-20
3-20
3-10
2-27
3-10
Class
2-27
$2.25
2
3-
2-27
3-20
3-
3-31
3*20
2c
25c
39c
Quarterly from net investment income.—
Crucible (quar.);
Dodge Mfg. Co., $1.56 (quar.)—
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
•
Common
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.
Dominion Olass,- Ltd. <quar.)—
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Stores. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.
Increased
quarterly
Donaldson Co.
(quar.)
Dover Corp. '(quar.)
.
Industries
Dover
|30c
$$1.12%
$50c
$25c
$31 %c
—
»■
'
(quar.)
6%
preferred (Initial):
Dover & Rockuway RR. Co.
Dow Chemical
Draper Corp.
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Driver-Harris
Du-Art
Film
du Pont <E.
Co.
(quar.)—.
(increased)
I.)
3-24
3-26
•
$15c
-15c
25c
10c
'15c
$3
30c
4-28
approval of stockholders May 11)__
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
—__
■———
3%% preferred (quar.)__—
'
Footc-Burt Co.
(quar.)
__
Foote
Mineral
(quar.)
;——
Forbes A; Wallace. S3 class A (quar.)
Ford Motor Co.
(quar.)—
Ford Motor Co.
of Canada, Ltd.—
3-26
3-16
2-16
5-
4-
3-12
1
3-
1
2
2-27
3-16
6-
1
5-15
4-
1
3-13
1
3-31
4-15
3-16
4-
44-
3-
1
(interim;
preferred
(quar.)i
preferred (quar.) 4
Dubois Company (quar.)
Co.,
3-12
3-
3-16
3- 2
Franklin Stores
$1.50
87Vac
$1.12Va
—
-
(quar.)
common
3-14
2-24
20c
35c
$1.75
$1
:—
—
(annual)
Dun & Bradstreet
40c
Duncan Electric Co.,
Class B
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
Friden, Inc.
3-10
3-
4-
3-13
1
4-
1
3-13
2
3-
3-11
3-10
2-28
Fruit
3-10
2-28
Fuller
3-16
3-
Fundamental
2
of
3-16
3- 2
4-
6
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3- G
1
3-
Gas
4-
1
3- 6
4-
I
3-
4-
3-
1
4%%
6
3-14
31%c
East Tennessee
5.20%
Natural
preferred
Eastern
Air Lines
6
—
Co.,
Gas,
6
1
3-10
American
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com.
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., common
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
Stainless
Eastman
Kodak,
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
$1 ciaes
A
<(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
General Box Co.
1
3-13
General Cable
2-16
3-28
3-
4-
3- 2
2
3-16
General
3-16
General
2-27
2
3-12
4-
1
3-
4-13
3-
4-1
3- 9
9
9
$25c
3-13
2-28
7Vic
4-
4%'%
-(increased
participating
El
Paso
Electric
$4.12
preferred
$4.50
preferred
$4.72
preferred
$5.40
El
preferred
Paso
Natural
2-20
3-14
2-16
General
General Prcoislon Equipment, $3 pfd
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
3-15
2-16
3-12
2-28
$1.06%,
(quar.)
(increased)-
2-28
1
3-20
General
1
4-
5-
4-15
1
4-15
General Steel
General
1
2-25
4-
1
29c
$1,18
(quar.)
$1.35
(quar.)
common
32%c
-
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(quar.)
Electric Bond &; Share (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery
(quar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated
(quar.)
30c
35c
4-
1
4-
1
5%
2-25
3-20
3-
Quarterly
_
Corp.
9
3-31
3-
1
3-20
General
Telephone
5.80%
preferred
15C
3-31
3-12
- ——
(Increased)
7%
Mfg.
(quar.)
Empire District Electric
Emporium-Capwell Co.
Erie &
4-
1
3-16
3-31
3-18
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
30c
(quar.)
3-13
30c
3-10
40c
3-16
3- 2
2-19
4-
I
$1
I
4-
1
3-20
8c
3-31
87 %c
3-10
2-27
10c
3-15
3- 2
,3-15
3-
37%c
2
Company
(increased-quar.)
40c
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
85c
$2 preferred (quar.)__
Falstaff Brewing Corp.,
6%
Fafnir
50c
preferred (quar.)
Bearing (increased-quar.)
conv.
Fairmont
30c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Federal Life & Casually
(Mich.)
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
pfd.
Federal Screw
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance
Quarterly
3-20
4-
3-
G
—
New
3-14
3-
2
3-19
3-
9
4-
1
3-25
3-12
2-10
,
-
Greyhound
Portland
Co.
Class
B
25c
3-16
2-27
37 %C
3-20
3-10
-80c
4-15
3- 3
10c
3-10
2-27
1
3-16
3-10
2-27
Gulf
5-15
5-
1
Gulf
4-17
3-26
4-14 7
4-27
3-31
3-16
2-28
4-
8-15
8-
1
Glitsch
Globe-Union, Inc.
33
4-
Seal
W.)
3-10
$5
2-28
2-26
Gulf
3-31
,3-18
Gold
2-19
1
3-14
3-19
3- G
3-26
3-
6
3-26
3-
3-13,
3-5
3-10
3-25
3-31
3-13
&
Sons,
Inc.
Hahn
3- 6
3-10
2-16
1
3-
4-
1
3- 2
3-16
4-15
3-
2-28
3-16
3-
3-15
2-26
3-14
3-
2
2
&
Stock
Corp., class
Telegraph (quar.)
(quar.)
2
Hahn
Class
B
Gorham
Gorton's
(quar.)
Mfg.
of
Batteries,
7-
1
3-13
Hamilton
1
3-13
3-
5
2-16
1
3- G
3-27
3-13
5-18
4-24
Government Employees Insurance
Grace
nc
3-25
3-
5
8%
;.
.8%
class B
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—
l
3- 5
3-12
Watch,
4-
1
$22 %c
4-
1
3-12
35c
3-20
3- 5
20C
4-
3-13
1
—.
5-
5
common
(increased)——
5-15
3-31
3-20
10c
3-20
2-27
20c
3-13
2-27
$1
3-13
25c
Hamilton Paper (quar.)
3-16
—
(quar.)
4-
$1.06%
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ (increased)
2-27
2-24
1
3-10
-
50c
Bank
Hanover
3-10
2-25
50C
Extra
3-10
2-25
3-17
1
50C
Hansen
2-27
2-24
3-16
2-27
Harbor Plywood
4-
3-10
3-
4-20
4- 6
2
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
3-13
3-16
$1.50
2-27
4-
20c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
6
3-20
4-
6%
Mfg. Co
preferred (quar.)
2-20
3- 6
IOC
Corp.,
3-16
112 Vac
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-20
50c
4-
1
3-13
25c
3-10
2-26
1
4- 6
Harding Carpets Ltd.Harnlschfeger Corp.
(quar.)
Harsco Corp. (quar.)
Harshaw Chemical (quar.)
3-10
2-18
Hartford
3-31
3-11
3-15
2-27
3-15
2-27
ance
3-15
2-27
Hartman
Tobacco, $4 prior pfd.
4-
1
3-10
Hastings
Manufacturing
4-30
4-16
Hauserman
15c
4- 2
2-26
4-30
4-16
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar
10c
3-10
2-24
3-31
3-20
Hawaiian Telephone,
25c
3-12
2-28
5-15
4-17
4.80%
2-28
5-
4-10
5%
1
3-10
2-11
5-
4- G
5-
1
1
8%
Gas,
Steam
Hartford
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Boiler Inspection & Insur¬
common
preferred
(E. F.) Co.
4- .1
3-10
5-15
4-24
5-15
4-24
5-15
4-24
4-
4-
1
1
3- 5
3-20
4-
4-
4-
1
1
1
3-14
3-27
3-19
3-27
3-19
3-12
3-
2
$2
3-16
3-
5
5c
3-10
2-27
(accum.)—
(quar.)
(Increased)
(quar.)
common
12C
3-12
2-28
12%C
3-12
2-28
13 %c
3-12
2-28
35c
preferred C (quar.)__
5%% preferred D (quar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Heileman (G.) Brewing (quar.)
Hein-Werner Corp.
(quar.)
Heinz (J. H.) Co., 3.65% pfd. (quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries, class A—
3-12
12 %C
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
3-16
3-20
2-20
25c
3-16
2-27
25C
3-30
3-16
3- 2
30c
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
40c
4-
1
3-11
43 %c
4-
1
35C
5-
1.
—
5c
3-11
4-15
3- 5
3-16
25C
(quar.)
(increased)
Powder
6
2
1% '
$1.37 %
5%%
common
3-
$1
—
Helme
3-
3-13
1
3-16
10c
(Walter E.), common (quar.)———
Products,
4-
91 %C
4%
Gallon
3- 2
12%C
dividend
Stock
50c
50c
33%%
(stock dividend)
Co.
3-25
3-11
25c
3-24
3- 3
3-20
3-
3
3-20
3-
3
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
3-18
3-
3-16
3- 4
3-11
2-24
3-13
3-
Chocolate
(quar.)
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.
(quar.)
4
3- 2
3-17
3- 2
1
3-
6
3-15
3-
1
3-18
3-10
2-27
3-
3-18
2-25
50C
4
3-25
2-27
6-25
5-30
25C
3-31
16c
3-31
3-
3
6c
Electronics
Hoflman
Corp.
Gold
Consolidated
Hollingcr
(quar.)
3-31
3-
3
Ltd.
—
Mines
5%
Co.,
Company, class A
B
(quar.)
Class
Horner
3-
3
preferred (quar.)
Finance, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).
Houston Light & Power
(quar.)
3-25
3-10
Homing
3-10
2-20
Hubbell
2-19
3-26
3-
20c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
$2.25
40c
$2
$2
$1.50
3-10
$1.06V4
3-12
2-18
20c
3-12
2-18
3-30
—
—
Hugoton
1
2
3-20
•
3-13
3-13
30c
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
$1
4-15
3-31
$1.10
4-15
3-31
40c
3-10
2-13
15c
3-20
3-10
(quar.).
Production
4-
56 Vic
1
93 %c
(quar.)
(Harvey)
4-
25c
3
3-20
3-
1
3-31
3I%o
—
Corp.
4-
12%c
(Frank W.)
3%%
2-27
2-20
3-17
(quar.)
Household
3-
3-10
40c
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Corp. of America, 5% pfd. (accum.) _
Houdaille Industries, common (quar.)
—
3-16
2-20
2-28
3-24
(quar.)
Hotel
3-16
2-20
3-13
3-31
50c
Hoover
3-10
2-28
3-13
25c
,
Oil
3-13
3-10
3-31
40c
2-16
3
1
12 %c
3-31
2
5-
(Brooklyn) (quar.)
Homestake Mining (quar.)—;
3-16
3-
3-31
common
Chemical, $4.25 preferred
2-28
1
37 %C
preferred (quar.)
Hooker
2-28
5-
Home Title Guaranty Co.
Honolulu
3-16
30c
(quar/j
Homasote
3-13
Ltd—
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
3-13
3-14
3-17
3-27
145C
of Canada,
3-10
3-14
3-17
$3
Paper Co.
1
4-10
3- 6
3-27
145C
Dauch
&
Quarterly
1
4-30
3-20
3-16
75c
Extra
Hinde
4-
3-10
3-31
50c
Bartlett (quar.)
4-
3-31
1
3-13
2
3-13
4-
Hibbard Spencer &
4-
60c
Hcrshcy
25c
(quar.)
(W. R.) & Co., common (quar.)
class A preferred (quar.)
3-12
3-eo
60c
112 Vac
4%
preferred (quar.)
Hammermill Paper, common
3-1G
3-12
1
25c
4-
3-16
6-10
1
4-
t$1.25
4-
6
1
4-
«2%C
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Mfg. (quar.)
3-
50c
(quar.)
2-20
2-17
.
122 VaC
A
25c
Inc.
2-20
2nd pfd.
Cementing Co.
3- 6
+12%c
Gloucester
Gould-National
5
2
3-15
3-15
2-20
2*20
*
divld.)—
common (stock
(One share of 5%
1
J12%c
(quar.)
1
3-
3-
$1.25
$1.27
(quar.)
Hall (W. F.) Printing (quar.)
Haloid-Xerox, Inc. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.—
t$l
J 50c
(quar.)
3-11
3-16
3->15
Ltd., common
Brass,
Class
50c
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
3-24
50c
3-15
$1.12%
2-20
3-15
3-15
shares held)
5
Oil Well
Halliburton
2-13
4% %
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
4%
pref.
(quar.)
3-15
2-20
—
1
55c
GOc
8
1
4-
—
4-
$1.50
12V2C
2-
3-10
3-15
$1.11
i—
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)—
5c
A
8-21
$1.05
——
4-
50c
9-14
45c
1st
25c
20c
—
(B. F.) Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
3-20
(N. Y )—
each
for
2
15c
15c
20c
:
2-24
$1.16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Brass,
Stock dividend
4-
25c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
3-13
3-31
73-23
4-
4-15
50c
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
preferred. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5.08 preferred (initial)
3- 3
1
5-
62 %c
common
$4.20
25c
Goodrich
2-20
3-16
States Utilities,
$4.40
6
GOc
Oil
Gulf
2-27
3-10
15c
$1.25
(quar.)—__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.64% preferred
Gulf Power,
3-16
,
RR.,
7
12 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
4-10
3-15
50c
Ohio
Mobile
11- 2
$1.15
$1.23
Goldblatt Bros,
3-14
Insurance Co.
4-30
10c
Products
2-27
1
3-31
4-
Gold
(F.
1
3-12
Life
11-16
25c
(quar.)
2-27
3- 6
3-10
$1.25
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)
Glidden Company (quar.)
3- 6
3-20
in¬
(quar.)
3-31
3-20
$1.25
Co.
U8%c
$1
Heller
(reduced)
3- 6
20c
5- 4
36VtC
(quar.)
Glen-Gory Shale Brick (quar.)
Glcnmore Distilleries, class A (quar.)
3-16
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
—
Grolier Society,
Inc. (quar.)__
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_____—
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)
60c conv. preferred (quar.)
5.10%
(quar.)
3-31
Store
10c
Cement
C.)
2-27
40C
$1.25
Grlnnell Corp.
17%c
preferred
6
3- 6
Grocery
2%
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-10
3-
*
3-30
25c
25%
3%
30c
25c
12%c
$1.25
50c
$1.25
9314c
60c
45c
75c
40c
$1.1814
25c
37%c
87%c
40c
flOc
f$1.25
(quar.)
3-10
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-10
2
4- 2
$1.06
(Canada),
Lines
3-13
3-13
3-16
66c
common
4-
25c
—__
Hercules
2-16
$37%c
(quar.)
4- 1;
4-*l 7
4- 2
50c
3-13
Corp.,
1
3- 27;/
1
4-
3-19
income)
*
$1.75
3-12
1
<m
——__—_____
Hercules
3-12
1
77v 5%
777712c7
7 (initial-quar.)____.
—_
30c
Sugar Co., common (quar.)__
7% preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred 1956 scries
3-31
Stock dividend
3-16
Financial Corp.—
dividend
3-12
vestment
1-
common
3-12
Georgia-Pacific
4-16
25C
-
1
(from
4*30
3-16
$1.12%
Boston
3- 6
50c
-
1
of
3- 2
3-16
50c
4-
Fund
"
3-16
15c
4-
Putnam
3-19
3-31
25c
:
59!bc
George
"J-'
Year-end
3- 6
—
34 2
Western
Great Western
1
((quar.)
'fc
~
Stock
3-2
Green
4-
Southeast—
(quar.)
Wisconsin—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Genung's, Inc. Cquar.)
4-
20c
~
3- 2
3-16
3-30
2-27
3-31
' 591sc
30C
Co.
3-20
30c
81%c
3-16
—
4.75%
3- 2
12 %c
(monthly)
5-21
3-13
Machine
28%c
L_
1
3-31
231 %c
4.40%
(A.
onc
(quar.)
Works
Federated
Corp.
(Del.)
Ferro Corp. (increased)
3-19
Green
3-16
230c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Gabon 7% pfd. A (quar.)
Giant
25c
(quar.)_
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
(quar.)
Federal Pacific Electric Co.
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board 4.60%
Great
2-27%
2-11
3*31
t40c
—
B
3-12
Gilbert
2
50c
I
Great
5
3-
3-24
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-11
-
8-10
$1.
pref. (quar.)
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Lakes Towing
Northern Paper (quar.)
(D.) Company—
<H. L.), Inc. (quar.)
Mountain Power (quar.)
5%
3-20
9
2-14
"
3-10
40c
3-12
3-10
50c
(quar.)__~
Farrel-Birmingham, common (quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
2-10
class
3-14
$4.25
Dock (quar.)—
1
3-
35c
__
3-16
——
increased-annually)
4-
40c
25c
Farmers & Traders Life
Insurance (Syracuse,
N. Y.) (quar. i
Underwriters Assn.
1
<quar.)
Underwriters—
<
3-31
75c
Foods
Co., com. (increased-quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Family Finance (quar.)
~
Famous Players
Canadian, Ltd. (quar.)—IT
Farmers
4-
3-16
A
A
50o
53Vbc
55c
Gisholt
Exolon
2-19
1
(quar.)
Co. of the
4.25%
3-20
22% c
(quar.)
Corp.—
(increased)-
American
Great
4-
5%
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
*
3-13
Pittsburgh RR.—
Guaranteed stock (quar.)
Erie Resistor, common
90c
3-1G
preferred
General Telephone Corp., common
2-27
3-31
15c
common
2-16
3-16
$1.75
_
Endicott-Johnson Corp.,
4% preferred (quar.)
Equity Fund
.3-16
40c
preferred (quar.)
Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart
^
40c
Emery
'
2-19
3-16
50c
32V2C
33c
25c
General Telephone Co. of
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$2.37V2
9
3-24
3-16
3-13
preferred
4-
1
$1.20
3-31
preferred
50c
Elizabeth Consolidated Gas (quar.)
Emerson Electric Mfg., com.
(quar.)
4.
Wares,
25c
„
_
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Castings Corp. (quar.)
—
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
of Florida-
Steel
4-
Great Lakes Paper Co.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
6
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—
Electrolux
Signal (quar.)
preferred
$1.32
3- 4
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1.30
2-25
3-
Shoe
3-
5c
3-20
4-
General Telephone Co.
Common
(quar.)
2-25
3-31-
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred A
2-25
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-15
$1.03
;
$3.75 preferred
General Outdoor Advertising Co. (quar.)——
Portland Cement (quar.)
$4.75 preferred
General Railway
3-12
50c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Gas,
(quar.)
3-15
45c
Co., common
(quar.)
Development
(stock divid.)
Electric, Ltd., Ordinary (interim)—
(quar.)— i.
(increased)
—
General Manifold & Printing (quar.)
General Mills. 5%
preferred (quar.)
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
1
1
4-
10c
3-13
25c
Ekco Products, common (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
3
4/-15
(initial)
General
$5
4-
50c
$1
25c
GOc
(quar.)
3-31
62%c
preferred
Finance
3- 9
93^40
Great Lakes Dredge &
Extra
11c
(quar.)
Oil
1
10c
2c
25c
quar.)
3-13
3-
47Vac
General Finance Corp.
General I-'ireproofing
3-10
1
Edison Bros. Stores Inc.—
Common
5
40c
28Vac
50c
38c
+40c
+$1.25
25c
10%
75c
10c
(Initial)
$37 %c
_
3
3-
10c
$37 %c
Steel
3-
3-31
' >•
(increased)—
General
3-10
4-
37c
100%
Crude
2-24
4-
Class
2-19
Corp.,
Contract
S-l? /
55c
Class
$1.12%
Corp.
3-16
50C
Rapids Varnish (quar.)
City Steel (increased)
(W. T.) Company, com.
Great
3-16
common (quar.)
(quar.)
General Candy Corp. (quar.)
General Cigar Co.
(increased)—
1
1
$1,50
_
3-26
25c
25c
25c
$12Vac
5%
$30c
25c
75c
25c
10c
10c
10c
25c
5c
1st preferred
4%
1
50c
-
3
2-19
(initial)
Bankshares
3-25
$4.44
(quar.)
common
3-16
•
>
New
General
3-13
-
4-
^
dividend
Edgewater
4-
37%c
(Initial)
3-
General American Transportation—
4-
(quar.)
common
6% preferred tquar.)
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
5% 1st-preference A (quar.)
Economy Baler 4quar.)
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Ltd., common (quar.)
-
2-20
2-18
40c
$1.12Va
7%c
—
Steel
3-10
25c
-
Iron
new
2-20
3-10
25c
4%%
3-19
3-26
3-16
Industries, 6% pfd. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
3-16
32%c
-
3-31
'
General American Investors, common
10c
55c
(quar.)-
com.
(quar.)—
2-13
Inc.—
common
10c
—~
preferred (quar.)
Great American Realty Corp.—
3-30
10c
20c
75c
40c
(quar.)
Power
11-25
Great
preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., coin, (quar.)
General America Corp., (stock dividend)
2-27
3-31
Co.
12-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Service
8-25
225c
—-
—
________
3%%
3-16
%
5%
©1.75
15c
(quar.).
Inc.
9
6-
General American Oil Co. of Texas
Eagle Fire Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
Eagle-Piclier Co. (quar.)
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
3-20
3-
6-15
9-15
Green
(Julius) & Co., common (quar.)__
Gatineau
2-20
3-10
31%c
(quar.)
1
5-25
225c
225c
Grand
3-20
5-
38c
41c
Quarterly (from net Investment Income)—
Garfinkel
General
Duval Sulphur & Potash
4
1
—
2-25
3-16
$25c
,
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Co.,
Granite
4
3-
3-14
&
Grant
3-
3-14
5-
50c
30c
25c
$1.25
60c
$1
92%c
Garrett Corp. (quar.)_,
4-
52VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-23
4-
25c
1956
Class A
(increased fluar.)—i_-* * 37%e
Co.
Investors
50c
51%c
51%c
-
(quar.)_
(s-a)—
the Loom
(Geo. A.)
$1.25
10c
4.10%
—_—
—.—______—
27VaC
52VaC
46%c
-
—_—
Frito Company (increased)
Frontier Refining, common
2-20
3-10
—
T
(quar.)
Realty Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
10c
._
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Duriron Co. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Friedman
1
2-27
$$1.25
—
(Pa.) common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
40c
-
„
——_
(stock dividend)
Frlck Company
G%
preferred
40c
class A
Dunham-Bush Inc;;, common (quar.)
—
5% preferred (quar.)
Dunhill International, Inc.
Duquesne Light Co., new com. (initial quar.)
$2.10 preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)__
Duro-Tcst Corp.—
5% conv. pfd. series
(quar.)_
Dairies
I-'raser Cos., Ltd.
_
7%
preferred (quar.)
Duluth-Supcrior Transit Co.
B
(quar.)
Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Fostoria Pressed Steel ((Juar.)
—;
Foundation Co. of Canada (quar.)
2
3-13
t$1.25
(quar.)
Fort Wayne
2-26
3-10
A
Foremost
2
(quar.)
to
Class
6
3-
'
Class
3-20
1
3-16
"
•
30c
pfd._
$3.50
$4.50
Power
4-15
de Ntmours & Co.—
•'Common
Duke
3-10
40c
-
partic.
GOc
3-30
1
4-15
25c
Laboratories,
1
4-
50c
50c
40c
Dravo- Corp.,- 4%
pref. ( quar.
Dresser Industries (quar.)_
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A.
3-
3-20
Ltd.—
_—
Ltd., common
2
3-25
A
Grafton
75c
50c
(quar.)—
—...—
Fisher Bros. Co., common (quar.)___
$5 preferred (quar.)
Plintkote Company, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 series A conv. preferred (quar.)
Florida Power Corp. (quar.)
Florida Power & Light, common (quar.)
Stock dividend (2-1 stock split, subject
2-24
(quar.)
Class
—
Flrstamcrica Corp.
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Special
Diversified Growth Stock Fund Inc.—
Dixon (Joseph)
(quar.)
Corp.
First National Stores
3-13
3-14
(quar.)—
First Geneva Corp. (reduced)——_____
First National Bank (Jersey City) (quar.)__
2
A
2-26
40c
(quar.)
Stock
3-
3-13
40c
7%c
56%c
42%c
15c
———-
preferred
Bank
First
3-10
1
(quar.)
Financial General Corp., com.
3-1G
4-
B
3-20
Class
Filtrol
3-17
G
35c
Fifteen
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
7%c
45c
(incr. quar.)__
Field)
(see Marshall
(Marshall) & Co.
Oil (quar.)
Name
Holder«
When
Per
Payable of Hec.
Share
Name of Company
Holder1
When
Per
Holder$
When
Per
Name
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
.
.
(quar.)_.
(Continued on page 48)
60c
9
3-23
60c
-
3-
3-16
2-27
Volume
159
Number 5827
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(1139)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
30% Jan
40 % Dec
13
14
Jan
Nov 24
4
Jan
19
Abacus
Fund
18
117
Jan
19
18% Jan
7
21
Jan
27
ACF Industries Inc
47% Jan
'
2
56Va Feb
19
20 % Feb
18
233a Jan
2
26
convertible
Jan
2
49% Jan
13
31
32% Feb
9
3
3% Feb
9
7
19 Va Jan
2
0
23 V2 Jan
2
Jan
2
82 Va Feb
27
9% Jan 28
11% Jan
9
34
5
Jan
15
Dec
Steel Co
Express
Jan
30
3
2
14
Jan
2
72
5
July
20% Nov
4% Jan
6
26
Dec
80% Nov 24
80
Jan
16
4% Jan
2
IS1
Nov
13
280
July 31
93
80
Jan
21
160
Dec 29
160
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
33
30
2
49% Nov 11
44 % Jan
18
Dec 16
Apr
10 Va Dec
30
Dec
Jan
Jan
2
184
Jan
32 V2 Jan
28
37% Jan
12
7
53% Jan
26
12
95V2 Jan
13
15% Oct
6
12% Feb
10
100
9
Jan
21
16% Mar
6
29%.
28 Va
31%
31%
31%
86%
87%
87
100
'"320
pfd 1951 series
Corp
Vicksburg
Inc
4%%
Ry
Alleghany Corp
6%%
$4
1
prior preferred
preferred
15% Jan 21
11% Jan
55% Dec
11
521% Jan
74
82 % July 28
78% Jan
2
Jan
2
25
Jun
25
60% Jan
2
15
30% Dec 31
26
Va Feb
17
17
104
Jan
29
111
Nov
30 Va Jan
109
39% Feb
25
5
Aluminium
93% Jan
5
33% Jan
Apr 29
40
5
53% Dec
15
47% Feb
11
81
Feb
25
114% Sep
17
2
90
Dec
16
97% Jan
87% Jan
14
64% Jan
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
10
24
125% Oct
10
118
30% Jan
Amer
26
Jan
2
Feb
4
2
46i/4 Jan
15
Jan
29
113Va Jan
15
147
40% Oct
14
36
Feb
18
38V2 Jan
5
53
Jan
2
63
Jan
6
29Va Feb
9
39
Mar
6
American
45% Jan
2
50% Mar
5
11
40
43
50%
103 %
40
100
Corp
24
American
Cable & Radio Corp
41% Jan
2
52% Nov
18
46 Va Feb
19
59% Jan
2
American
Can
37% Sep
39% Jan
11
42 Va Jan
21
38% Jan
2
Sep 29
common
20
preferred
common
Jan
22
American
Chain
&
44% Mar
6
481/4 Jan
30
American
Chicle
Co
29 Va Jan
44% Dec
15
391/2 Jan
16
42% Jan
2
American
84
Jan
15
46% Feb
9
24
40% Nov 20
2
89
4 %%
Mar
American
American
9
431/4 Jan
55% Dec 17
26% Nov 13
47% Feb
13
55Vt Jan
Jan
2
29% Feb
44
41 % Jan
13
45
29 Va Feb
11
331/4 Feb
26
171/4 Jan
2
18% Jan
34% Feb
14 Va Jan
2
32% Feb
12
19% Jan
2
22
30% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
25
Sep
Feb
Electric
American
38% Feb
Enka
103%
105'A
102%
104%
18,700
101
103%
99%
29
29%
28%
100%
29%
39,600
29%
*141
145
43%
111%
43%
43%
111%
112%
37'%
63%
36
37%
36%
38%
*62%
37%
49%.
50%
49%
50%
49%
50%
23%
22%
23%.
20 Va
*19%
20%
200
9%
9%
34,900
48 Vn
48%
63,000
;23 %
v
24 Vs
23%
23%
23%
20
19%
19%
*19%
20%
*19%
9%
9%
IOYb
9%
10%
9%
46%
-
24%
20
9%
46%
46%
47%
48%
48 VB
40%
40%
40%
100
10
20
*41%
88 %
53%
*41%
40%
40%
40%
48%
.
40%
41%
53%
53
53
40%
52%
40%
53
53%
2,000
2,100
46
45%
45%
44%
46
41%
41%
41
5,200
41%
40%
41
40'/a
88%
88%
88%
40%
89
89
88%
88%
*88%
90%
90
55
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
54%
42
42
42%
56%
167,700
41%
42
42
42
42
42%
3,900
49%
50%
49%
10
49'/a
49%
50%
50
28%
50 %
28%.
43%
28%
29%
29%
29%
14,600
29%
29%
29%
29%
43%
*43%
43%
5,800
*43%
43%
43
43
43
43
x3l
17%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
31
31%
30%
31
22
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
24
American
Co
American
.
33%
34
49%
49%
17%
31% Jan
13
33%
x31%
2
103% Mar
5
American Hawaiian SS Co
93%
103
103
103%
141 v2 Jan
6
American
Products
126 Va
127%
127%
94%
129%
101
6
12.50
10
1
32%
91% Jan
1231/4 Feb
128%
129%
129
132'A
13
Jan
3
18
Aug 27
14 % Jan
12
4
American Ice Co common
No par
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
22%
94
Jan
31
108
Apr 21
93
Jan
2
32% Jan
79
Jan
47% Jan
17
19% Feb 25
Jun
102 % Mar
3
2
6
2
59% Nov 17
531/2 Jan
14
85% Jun 10
80
Jan
28
70
8
% Jan 17
92
21% July 28
111
Hardware
Heme
Corp
non-cumulative preferred.100
American International Corp
1
6 %
Jan~
8
18% Feb
24
20% Jan
2
Feb
25
105
63% Feb 27
82
Jan
Jan
9
9
Nov
11
67% Jan
2
84
30% Oct
13
26% Jan
7
34% Jan
16
4
98
Jan
22
19
32% Jan
22
17
33 % Jan
Jan
2
102
Oct
20
95% Mar
20% Feb
28
31
Dec
18
27% Feb
32% Dec
18
30% Feb
American
Investment
Co
111—1
of
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common__7
3.90%
preferred
100
6%%
*95%
22
preferred
._100
American Metal Products com
2
5y2% convertible preferred
20
1
*15%
29%
y66%
1
42%
47%
4'/2%
3
14% Jan
7
15% Feb
19
American Molasses Co
Jan
2
41% Dec
16
25% Feb
25
43% Jan
15
American
Motors
2
69% Nov 17
63% Feb
17
68% Jan
15
American
Natural
2
5
Corp
25
Gas Co
Rights
No par
Co.
20% Jan
2
35% Dec
2
32 % Jan
7
46% Feb
18
American
News
34% Sep
12
40% Nov
14
38 3,a Jan
6
49% Mar
4
American
Optical Co
33% Apr
7
43% Jan 20
54% Mar
3
American
Potash
2
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
157
13
34% Nov
48% Apr
10
68
3574 Jan
2
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27% Dec 22
27% Jan
2
61% Nov
150V4 Feb
11
8
39% Feb
24
13
60 % Feb
5
8
56 Va Feb
27
142 y4 Jan
7
Dec
31
35% Dec
3
35 Va Dec
Mar
29
Feb
12
Jan
51% Jan
16
American Steel Foundries
105
921,4 Mar
Jan
32% Jan
43% Mar
331/8 Jan
35% Feb
13% Jan
167 Va Jan
2
227% Dec
224% Jan
74% Feb
27
97% Dec
119% Sep
25% Jan
15
134% Jun
2
39
9% Jan
2
95
Feb
17% Feb
2471/4 Mar
16
107 % J
n
2
Jan
16
43% Feb
5
15 Va Jan
37
American Stores
4
American
16
3
26
20
23
Jan
8
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
261/4 Jan
15
29
23% Jan
10% Jun
10
27% Dec 23
24% Jan
12
27% Feb
6
17% Nov
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
19
25
4
13% Mar
6
68
22% Jan
40
Jan
2
13
45% Jun 30
Jan
19
Ffeb
84y2^*
b
3
3
5
32V4 Jan
7
44% Mar
63% Oct 13
60 Va Jan
2
61% Oct
53% Jan
7
73V4 Feb 24
59
Feb 24
37% Dec
14
common
6%
2
18
129% Jan 20
1231/4 Jan
11
Co
25
non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
14'/2 Nov
26
Snuff
American
16
2
Nov
100
preferred
30
27
105
7%
Jan
45
6
i.—100
10
Jan
18
6
Co
Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com.Nopar
American
63
30
12
preferred
American Seating
124
45% Dec
25% Feb
5
Chem—No par
&
Jan
60
29% Dec
65% Jan
147% Mar
7%
1
120% Jan
July 10
31 Va Jan
8% Jan
18
46% Jan
13
126
Feb
Jan
55
May
Jun
17% Feb
32% Jan
6
5
51% Oct 20
155
6
147
May 12
22% Jan
140
151/4 Jan
16% Dec 30
61%
*82
*102
18%
18
18
19%
19%
107
62%
83
29%
Jan
11% Jan
2
144% Nov 26
*105
109
31
8
8
19%
*102
29'/»
4S% Jan
49% Aug
*18
109
80 %
11
1V4 Mar
*102
95
Metal Climax Inc com__i
1
15 Feb 27
93
American Machine & Metals.No par
American
22 Va May
16% Nov 21
1,100
5
No par
Power
Corp
American European Secur
_
11
16%
27,900
45%
28
17% Nov 18
12,100
53
Jan
2
151,000
46
Dec
27
39
170
45%
«5
Feb
111
52
52%
10
40%
47
10
134
Jan
1,000
*36%
63%
7
13
3,100
37 %
13
16
800
43%
112%
*62%
Jan
22% Mar
2,100
63%
Jan
1
43%
137
37%
75
413% Dec
137
*61%
73
2
5,500
x37
49 Va
46%
Cyanamid Co
Distilling Co
90
100
51%
38
48%
:
38
43
50%
*110%
*36%
34%
46
prior preferred
American
56% Mar
37%
*62%
38
*41%
52%
5,900
244,600
<22,900
104%
142
43
110
49%
x52
Crystal Sugar com
142
63%
36%
No par
55
19
145
50%
%V
104
28%
43%
110
38
No par
Cable
2
47% Dec
43
103%
*102
30%
51
23%
*-
1
12.50
25
preferred
47% Jan
45% Dec 24
104%
143%
110
48V/,
43
50%
38
V
1
11
Feb
0
-
39%
*41%
29%
*62%- 63%
34%
33%
No par
*38
43
103%
43%
110
38
39%
*41
51%
104%
Xl03
30%
10
24 Vh Mar
11
43%
*38
41%
Va
50
147
*142
40
41%
104
50
2
11
96% Mar
50
37%
101,500
3,100
*39
*41%
1
12.50
20 % Feb
55% Dec
430
30%
109
30
7
3
29
108%
83%
2
17
29%
108%
37%
13
80% Jan
29%
108%
83
Jan
39% Jan
2 9'/2
107
29%
7% Feb
17
29%
106
38'/o
9% Nov 17
1%
33%
29%
105V,
30%
20% Sep 22
2
28%
105%
83%
22
40% Mar
14,300
82
29%
2
51
5,900
59%
82
82%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Co
12%
59%
83
83
preferred—100
Arma
Inc
12%
59%
%
29 %
preferred
Theatres
13 VB
82
38%
American Bank Note common
5%
12%
59%
82
38%
2
2
13
60%
81%
82%
2
19
12%
59%
81%
29%
Jan
20% Jan
28%
13%
60%
83%
3% Jan
2
Nov
13
81%
30
No par
American Brake Shoe Co
convertible
American
300
6,500
1,600
38%
preferred
convertible
Bosch
44
50
Corp
06% May 29
37% Dec 11
16
43%
29%
common
13
47% Dec
44
*43%
19,300
v
38%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
6%
54
82%
29%
4%%
39
53
29%
(The)
Oct
105
105'/4
38%
53 Va
83%
101%
100
3%%
103%
3 8'/4
52
28%
1
Petroleum
Airlines
105%
%
38
44
82%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
American
104%
53%
11,700
59%
%
105
38%
16%
39
100
20
15%
43%
44
100
15%
1
Corp
Amerada
1041,4 Mar
42% Jan
44% Nov 12
111
Amerace
1061/4 Feb
8
lo
106
'
14%
52%
*38%
*97%
95
No par
Limited
Amalgamated Sugar Co
52% Mar
9
Va Jan
Alpha Portland Cement
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
Mar
44% Jan
105
100
Aluminum Co of America
12
27 Ye
lo
common
33% Jan
21
19% Feb 25
2
23% Jan
Mfg
19
Feb
7
43%
13%
10
33%
58% Dec 31
44%
83
13
Feb
12
27% Apr
43%
104
54'/a
59
15,400
100
39
13%
70
52%
*97%
106
69,000
51
100
*38%
13,000
10%
12,200
53
105
15,800
28
83%;
36%
52%
x53 %
20%
172%
53
54%
13,900
35%
52%
14%
3,200
4.
172%
37%
14%
34%
160
*93%
37
*97%
87%
95
37%
15
8,000
10,800
31%
331
182
37 Va
117
26%
4,800
48,700
14,300
*93'/a
172%
37 Vh
52 %
14%
20%
600
117
*172%
172%
35%
*97%
59%
81
Feb
3
105%
10%
20%
51
39
convertible preferred
10%
172
*81%
4.08%
10%
172
5
Allis-Chalmers
*81%
10%
53%
Corp
28% Feb
13
96% Oct 13
39
9
9
Products
27
83%
95
Corp common__No par
preferred..
100
38% Oct
11
13
12
Jan
4%
20%
10%
*38%
3%
*82
95
104V,
33%
*151
x26%
95
14%
4
83%
10%
97
34 VB
160
3%
27%
10%
14%
33%
*151
*326
20%
95
97
332
26%
*82
10%
51%
Allied Stores
361/4 Feb
42% Dec
34% Jan
97% Jan
Allied
4
5
4
*326
20%
83%
5
42% Oct 31
27% Jan 21
£5% Jan
4
Mar
83
28%
No par
60% Mar
14V4 Feb
3%
95
18
Mills
34%
160
*151
21 Va
27%
*82
330
34
4
No par
Inc
*322
34 Va
20%
28%
172
35%
1
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
20%
325
160
3%
51
Allen Industries Inc
Allied
*151
4
*162
35%
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
44% Feb 24
91% Jan
10%
No par
conv
34 Va
83Va
*93
100
39% Jan
27
27%
*82
1
common
43% Oct 13
22% May 19
20y4
5
100
*318%
34%
160
3%
2
preferred A
conv
6%
*151
100
common
325
34%
2
preferred
2
26
28%"
28%
Allied Laboratories
6
21%
31%
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
27
20%
86%
24
107% Feb 24
20%
29%
30
Jan
20'/a
31%
54% Feb
92
21%
85%
39% Jan
Dec
20%
118
28
43% Jan
2
21%
34%
117
31%
85%
Aldens
14
20%
35
27%
28% Mar
Jan
20%
119
85 %
29% Jan
16% Jan
34%
34 %
117%
31%
7
33% Jan
34%
115%
34%
27%
17
Feb
34%
118-%
21.900
119%
85%
16
25
*34%
'117
34%
118
20
31 %
57
Jan
7,600
4,700
34%
29%
27%
66% Oct
19
30%
29%
85
13% Jun
13
21
30%
29%
31%
21
Jan
20%
30%
26%
common
72% Apr 29
35% Jun 12
22
21
30 Va
29%
x20%
1
&
8,300
21
No par
conv
100
11,800
29%
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co___l
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
Alco Products Inc
96
52 %;
31%
No par
221/aJan 20
29
Dec
100
Corp
Alabama Gas
3
19%
52 VB
Air Reduction Inc
Alabama
2Va Jan
11% Jan
Co
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
4.50%
35
19%
52%
20%
1
31% Mar
20%
52%
Va
30%
Admiral
88'
19%
53
29%
5
3
20'%
52%
•
29%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
2
w
31V4
12
79% Feb
117
19
•;
200
13,000
65%
29%
Jan
30% Jan
*112
451/2 V
30%
125
19
62%
31
2
31% Dec
116
Shares
•
*43%
29%
94% Jan
83% Nov 21
Dec 16
*112
117
64
30%
Adams-MlUis
5
44%
63
29Va
Adams
3
<
*43%
*be Week
Friday
Mar. 6
1
Acme
22
21V4 Mar
19 Va
Sales for
Thursday
10
15
21
Jan
29% Mar
*112
21
Jan
24% Jan
Jan
54
20%
Jan
193% Jan
Jan
19
52%
35
297
Jan
19%
33
2
113
21
30
28
113
53%
2
17 Va Jan
63%
19V8
9
23% Jan
44%
62%
20%
2
25% Nov 18
44%
63%
52%
Jan
19% Dec 29
Jan
44%
62%
1
Jan
Nov 11
*43%
116
FSIOES
Mar. 5
44 %
1
28% Feb
97
16% Jan 28
12
*113
33
9
SALE
Mar. 4
25
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 3
63 V>
63
100
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
4%
*43%
5
common
Tuesday
Mar. 3
1
Abbott Laboratories
33 % Oct
Oct
91
Fit
112% Feb
20
'24% NOV 18
29 V2 Oct 14
V 44 Va Mar
70%
Monday
EXCHANGE
29% Dec 31
193b Jan
20% Jan
24% Jan
?
9
49% Oct 24
'
82
7
59% Feb
20 % Aug
3
2
40 % Jan
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
29
120
*7
37 %. July 15
14% Jan
Lowest
71% Nov 20
3
43% Jan
102% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Exchange
7%
Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco
0%
18
18
18
18
*18
19%
20
20
20 Vn
106
*103
105%
*103"
62%
*82
62%
83
62%
*82
82%
82%
30
30
30%
95%
95%
*95%
82%
30
63%
83
83
20
*30
15%
*15%
27%
8,000
18%
300
20%
5,300
103%
130
62%
63%
22,300
*82
83
82
82%
1,500
30%
29%
29%
39,400
96%
*95%
96 %
10
29%
18,400
28%
27
4„
2P%
28%
29%
28%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
15%
*15%
15%
15
15
14%
31%
29
30%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
68 %•
67 Vb
67%
66%
67%
66%
67%
66%
67%
1
8,100
109
31'A
14%
30%.
114
5,000
102%
31
31 %
300
500
199,400
22,500
1%
1A
1,V
1A
43%
42
42%
42%
42%
x42Vn
42%
41%
42
48
47%
49
49
49'/a
48'/a
49%
46%
47%
9,100
lo'
1 Vb
1&
1
32
840,000
6,700
51
52 7 «
53%
54%
51%
54%
51%
53%
52%
53%
47,200
15%
*150
38%
*55
54%
140
x61%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
55,400
152
*150
39
38%
57
55
55%
147
54 Va
146
62'%
62
123%
*120
27%
27Vb
*120
152
38%
56 %
*150
152
*150
152
*150%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
55
56
56
56 V2
55%
152
38%
55'%
3,100
55
54
55
54
55%
54%
54%
16,800
147
147
147
146
147-%
145%
146%
550
62%
1,400
62%
123
*61%
62
61%
61%
*120
123%
*121'A
123%
*121%
780
12334
62
27 Va
27%
27
27%
21 Vb
27%
27%
27%
7,800
47%
48%
47%
48%
47
48
46%
47%
11,400
93%.
41
34%
*15%
95Vb
42
35'%
93'A
94
92%
93%
92%
92%
2,000
41%
43%
43
43%
42
34%
35
35
35%
35%
16
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
25
25
15%
92%
x39%
x34%
xl5%
40i%
35
7,700
2,910
15%
900
1013%
240% 243'A
100% 101%
48,200
9,300
127
243%
247%
244%
246%
99% 10014
127
128
41%
42%
14
14'A
*28%
29%
100
100%
99%
100%
126%
126%
126 34
1251/4
125'A
1,130
41%
42%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
32,800
14
14
14
14%
13%
14'/a
13%
14
29
29
28
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
72%
41V2
50
No par
71%
57'%
series
Corp
Co
43%
242% 244%
100
25
Corp
Anaconda Wire & Cable
92%
35'A
25
14%
Anaconda
•102
97
28%
*25%
Ampex
109
29%
27 %
25
5% ft
♦102
*95%
*30 %
Zinc Lead & smelting__l
Preferred
109
21%
48 %>
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
American
/ 81 %
81
20%
100
common
preferred
Viscose
83
21%
4,700
47%
5
American Tel & Tel Co
American
62%
21%
32 '/a
4,700
14,600
1
Co
Refining com
Tobacco
%
*82
32 Va
17%.
31%
31%
103% 103%
130
131%
1
preferred
American
97
61
19%
105
105
32
600
,/
%
128
X244
100%
xl26%
246
2,400
28%
29
29
*28%
29
26%
26
26
25%
26
*26
26%
250
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
6,800
75%
74%
76%
74%
76
72%
75
71%
73Va
30,600
42%
72%
42%
44%
41%
26'%
15
*26
300
43%
40%
42%
40
413/8
56,000
x71
72%
70%
72%
72%
72%
70%
71%
50,700
56
57%
56
57%
573A
57%
57%
57%
1,000
37%
36%
36%
35%
36%
36
35%
94%
36%
94%
*92 Va
94%
36%
94'A
3,100
*92%
34%
35 Va
34
34%
34%
35
35
35%
12,600
34 Va
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
32%
33
11,100
58
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
39
Dec
31
39
Dec
31
83
Jan
23
Jan
2
41 % Nov
14
22
Jan
13
32% Dec
33
5
tB»
2
8149,87%
100
For
3
39% Jan
5
$4
preferred
39% Jan
17
7
Anderson
30 Va Jan
36% Jan
14
Anderson-Prichard
90% Jan 20
all
other
8
footnotes
93% Feb
see
page
26.
6.25
Common
36% Jan 29
May 13
dividend.
Feb
Clayton & Co
Oil Corp
No par
21.80
10
36%
*92'%
35%
3314
*92%
94'A
*92'/a
-»
mm
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1140)
.
.
Monday, March 8, 1958
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
5
8
40% Jan
3614 Mar
26
Argo
39% Apr
7
41% Aug
4
67% Dec 19
65% Jan
23 Va Jan
6
28 % Feb
18
35% Feb
9
83
Jan
30
85% Jan 20
20
Jan
22
21% Jan
13
3
17% Jan
27
Feb 25
22
12% Feb
10
24% Dec 31
22%
Jan~
2
BO
Nov
3
16% Apr
7
8
39% Dec 17
90
May 5
22% Sep 29
14Vb Mar
27% Sep
Feb
25
2
29% Jan 23
19% Dec 30
17% Feb
12
34%'Dec
•% Jan
9
8% Jan
23% May 29
16
28JA Jan
Jan
31% Feb
10% Jan
19
Armco
30% Feb 20
Armour
Feb
30
3
36% Mar
19
Jan
17 Va Jan
a
17
19
48% Mar
106% Feb
6
88% Jan
2
31% Jan
15
2
10
8
2
25
29
2
2
30
2
8
6
2
9% Jan
29% Jan
66% Jan
27% Jan
Feb
14
78% Oct
6% Jnn
14% Jan
§7
Jun
7% Jan
16% Jan
22% Aug
6% Jan
2
Jan
15
90
28
Feb
92
Oil
Jan
86% Mar
80% Jan 23
7
8% Jan
26
Atlas
12
16% Feb
11
5%
3
Atlas
28% Dec
Jan
2
24% Feb
16
24% Jan
6
27¥4 Jan
13
19
19
21
30
27% Jan
1
14%
15VH
14%
14%
2.50
3614
36%
36
36%
29% Feb
30% Jan
7
12% Jan
12
64% Jan
7
79
Jan
12
10
Jan
5
33,100
2714
27%
47,500
*28
28%
41
40%
86
85
85
/ / 84%
21%
21%
21
21
14%
21%
14%
1414
15
14%
23,100
x35%
35%
34%
35
3414
14%
3414
28,800
%
20% ' 20%
20
20'%
20%
430
8,400
32%
3314
33%
33%':
34%
12%
12%
12%
1214
12%
1214
12%
1
47
47%
47%" 48%
47%
48%
47%
100
104
105%
105%
10414
10
80
82 %
78
79%
76%
77%
76
77%
10
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
10%
42%
90%
29%
10%
43%
91%
28%
10%
41%
90%
10%
10%
43%
91%
10%
43%
29%
10%
,
34
12%
9,800
47%
47% /
v
2014
33 3 4
2014
32%
„
160
12%
2014
33%
9,900
84%
20
19%
.
4,900
3,800
41
12%
47%
4,400
7,600
Dry Goods Corp—
preferred
105
104
105
105
*104%
10514
••/.• 76-4
'V//.
270
77
2,200
Topeka & Sante Fe—
'
Powder
Co
No par
Mfg Corp (The) common—3
conv preferred
No par
$2.25
>
62,900
10%
31,500
2,300
10%-.
43%
91%
55
43%
91%
55%/V
47%
85
49%
35
50
13.400
42,600
370
7%
16%
73ii
16%--:,
41,800
1.200
80
21%
80
22
25
29%
11%
70%
7%
16%
7%
16%
7%
16%
80%
21%
80%
22%
80
80
22
25
21
7%
>16%
82%
22%
7%
16%
81%
80%
80%
21%
21%
25
25
2974 " 29%
11%
11%
69
71
29%
29
,
;
43%
91%
43%
*91
55%
49
85%
7%
16%
48%
85%
7%
16%
.
55%
49%
86%
52%
48%
86
7%
16%
20
-
53%
46%
84%
10
100
1
20
preferred
10%
42%
*91
53
No par
common--
common-!
Corp
Avco
7214
2G%
*28
41
32%
com
prior pref (81.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
5
11
11
71
4014
40!a
41%
5
Refining
Conv
Dec
7
*20%
Austin Nichols common—
13% Dec
29% Dec
82
*85
21
$3.75 series B preferred
3
7% Jan
25% Dec
85
20%
non-cum
4%
16% Jan
82% Mar
85
21%
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
5
72% Sep J2
68% Jan 27
85
*20%
Inc
Atlantic Refining
8
8% Aug
17% Aug
*84%
38%-'
2814
27%
30
5
Atlantic City Electric
5G% Jan
7
50% Jan 26
28%
*28
..No par
30
.
4614
37%
r,
,
1
&
1st
6%'
6
92
"
40%
Common
14
28%
28%
30
71%
,
Shares
45%
:
37%
par
5.25
4
27%
*28
•/
46%
3611
71
37/
71%
41
Mar. 6
45%
47
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar.
34
70
71
40%
Associates Investment Co
44% Jan
47% Feb 17
43% Jan
5
53% Dec 30
45% Nov 13
90
Jan 15
Mar 14
43
39% Jan
41% Nov 10
10% Mar
7
28%
>36%
*28 %
preferred $1.50 series- -No
Atchison
Jan
2814
45%
37%
1
_
Common
3
5
10
18
10% Dec
,70%
ASR Products Corp
7
Mar
71%
47%
v
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Mar. 4
preferred—
10
Co com—6.50
preferred100
2nd
23
13% Feb
13
76
Dec 19
96
70%
——5
issued
Ashland
34'% Jan
27% Jan 28
28% Dec 31
94% Jan
10
& Co
Arvin Industries
102% Jan
46% NOV 19
105
May 5
36%
$3.75 preferred-
Feb
44
2
6
2
Jan
47%
3714
Corp
Corp
Associated
19
47%
3612
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom
Industries
Inc—
21% Jan 23
,
2 \
47%
Armstrong Cork Co common
2
Mar. 3
5
Steel
When
24
4114 Mar
11
8
72% Jan 30
2
10
10% Aug
Oil
0
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Mar.
_No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
49% Feb 11
■
-
Par
EXCHANGE
2
43% Jan
15
44Ys Dec
2
Jan
i.
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 11)58
II
LND
STOCKS
Previous
24%
25
29%
12%
73
25
29% '•
12% 1
76%
24%
24%>
29%
12%
75
29%
11%
71%
49%
48%
50y«
86%
29%
;
12
72%
*91
55%. '55%
55%
86
*85
'
21%
*24%
29%
12'%
73%
29
12%
74%
900
6,200
900
3,900
•.
^
235,700
9.000
B
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8*5#
8%
874
35%
36%
35%
36%
x34%
35%
34
34%
41.500
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
14%
50.90C
45%
46
14%
45%
35%
14%
34%
14%
com—No par
•
Jun
24
34
Jan
20
30% Feb
37 % Feb
26
(B T) Inc
Babcock & Wilcox
9% Jan
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
16% Jan
12
46%
46%
46%
461
47%
47%
48':,
4,100
100 %
100%
*100
89%
*87
44%
44
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
34% Jan
6
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
48% Mar
95
Sep
85
Dec
4
18
16
-„
8%
9
13
Babbitt
3% Jan
105 Vz
7
7
89% Jan
8
85% Jan
88
Jan
13
6
41 y4 Feb
47% Jan
6
6
43%
*62%
23% Jan
28Vrs Jan
22
52% Jan
66% Feb
27
Bath
7
4
Dec
10
27
23
9
41
Aug 22
178
174
3
104
Jun
Dec
29
40 Vb Dec
Bausch
Bayuii
182
Jan
5
98
Jan
.23
Feb
11
Instruments
55% Feb 27
84
Feb
9
Beck Shoe
33% Feb
13
7
2
Mar
40
Beech
6
(A S),4%%
25%
25 y3
25%
24%
25%
2.300
62 %
64%
62
62%
62%
63
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31
32%
23,000
36
38%
41
41%
40%
41%
6,900
471/4
3,600
32
32%
33%
*.32
35%
48
74*
47
190
*180
47%
*180
•35%
47
47%
22%
53%
51%" 54%
*83%
31%
84 74
83%
84
32% " 32%
32%
21%
22%
22
22%
17,100
52%
53%.
51i'2
52%
38,700
83%"
*83%
.
83%
31%
32
<
*83
32%
*83
20
84i%
32 y4
32%
32%
39%
39%
39%
40
40
40%
40
40%
:
5,200
•
39%
40 y2
15 %
15%
14%
151/B
15
15
19%
19%
20V
21
21%
21%
22 Vb
21
21%
10
85 %
87%
86 74
871/4
«——100
*92%
Bell &
Corp
Howell Co common
preferred
370
99%"
*98V'2
98
52
50 74
22
55 %
188
*179
190
97%
22
97/%
vv
98
22%
97%
97%
22
*173
47%
47i%
47%
47%
190
*180
190
*97
8,500
40
88% Mar
AV*%
I 66%
65
30%
*38
4
Jan
64 %
2,200
41
Feb
77
25%
39
Bell Aircraft
93
25%
65%
•'!l5f
22% Mar
r
25%.
15"
26
76
25
x40%
Feb
92% Jan 13
3,000
24%
15
19
Sep 22
61%
41 %
23% Aug 27
93
60 3 4
21%
Belding-Heminway
94% Nov 18
61
96%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
15'A Mar
4
36%
60%
r
14%
43% Jan
5
7
35%
61%
41
14
13% Jan
MaT
36%
61 %
*38
9
39% Jan
Jan
631/4
36
61%
10
1
1
35% Jan
Dec
63%
36
60%
50
2
44
.1.000
63%
36
60%
100
1
pfd
31
36 Vz Oct
May 19
88% Jan
2
10% Jan
2
14% Feb 25
63%*
63%
36'%
60
2.50
3
Inc
13% Dec 17
19
63%
45%
63%
100
100
Aircraft Corp
Creet RR
Beech
33,700
35%
10
Corp
Optical Co
Beaunit Mills Inc
28 Ms Jmn
44%
37
1
prior preferred
preferred:
80% Jan 13
30% Oct 29
43%
10
conv
Beckman
45
62%
common—12.50
19
2
89%
36
10
No par
3%%
474%
190
100
*86%
89%
62%
Inc
19
Feb
& Lomb
Cigars
9834
101
28,800
9%
44%
Beatrice Foods Co
48% Jan 28
Jan
36 'A Jan
19
May 22
83
3
5
19% Jan
5
20
•
Jan 23
95
9
2
32% Mar
41% Mar
28J/a Jan
Works
lion
a
8%
1
Bangor & Aroostook RR
64% Jan 27
Feb
Dec
Dec
10% Jan
2
18 ya May 16
73% Jan
3
42
•0
43%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
*87
89%
100
common
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
47% Sep
3
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
31
7
18
Jan
40
102
*87
89%
59
36
16% Jan
Jan
66
3
35% Mar
*100%
101%
101
*87
42%
Baltimore & Ohio
25
100
100
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%
62
58
33% Jan
93
Feb
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4%%
96 V4 Jan
30% May
8
Jan
5
101% Feb
3
Elec
&
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64% Oct 22
Mar 24
127
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63% Nov 13
48
Oct 29
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
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6
21
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Feb
95
45% Oct
82% Apr
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2
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28% Mar
3
48 % Jan
6
51% Feb
17
1% Feb
18
l%Jan
2
36 % Jan
6
39% Feb
13
Jan
33% Jan
6
8
36% Dec
79% Nov
6
78% Jan
2
36 % Jan
13
54% Ocit
14
50% Jan
8
Oct
2
159'/a Jun
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
76
143
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8
Jan
30
33% Jan
3
18
July
147
12
Jan
98% Mar
2
11
5
12
77
Feb
4
53% Jan 27
61
Feb
26
36% Jan
9
37% Oct 28
44% Feb; 24
16% Feb 18
6
Blaw-Knox
11
24'% Jan
2
28% Jan 26
Bliss
&
18% July 28
58 74 Oct 3G
17% Feb
9
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(E W)
39% Feb 17
26% Dec
l
2
84% Feb 28
46 Vz Jan
4
78
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48 Va Jan
9
60% Dec 31
Jan
6
65
Mar
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
13 Ve Feb
12
15% Jan
5
:
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32% Oct
23
24Vb Jan
19
27V4 Jan
6
5%
76% Mar
6
4
Boston
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
15
36% Oct
13
33% Jan
6
42% Feb 25
48% Aug 11
45'% Jan
13
50% Feb
19
9% Sep 25
44% Nov 18
8% Jan
2
12 Vb Jan
22
40 Vb Jan
13
51
Feb
5
81
Feb
27
83% Feb 20
85
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21
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Brown
Brown
3
28% Jan
6
32% Mar
4
28% Jan 29
31'/4 Jan
5
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
2
20% Dec
31
19% Jan
8
21% Jan 22
90
Oct
10
90
Jan
8
92% Jan
20
27
33% Dec
24
33
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2
37% Jan
21
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■
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13%
25%
25%.
18V2Sep 29
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3
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2
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70
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Mar 20
16
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24% Jan
5
35% Feb
5
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40% Nov
6
36% Feb 16
2
Butler Bros
15
39
8% Oct
14
6
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5
Butte
39%Decl9
108% Dec 16
38
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10
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109
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5
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31
3% Jan
2
55
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9
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24
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10
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28
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Feb
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2
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9% Jan
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.
100
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11
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7
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21
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49
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2
55% Jan
15
2
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16
90
5
84
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5
89
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11
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
7
47
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13
50
Jan
7
Jan
May
Oct
27
86% Jan
10
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2
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31% Sep 19
37
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29
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2
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6
66
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3
For
footnotes
50 Va Jan
see
Dec
page
30
26.
9
39% Jan
32% Mar
66y2Jan
23
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
3
Canadian
2
Cannon
Pacific Ry
Mills
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86% Jan
14% Jan
19% .Jan
7%
preferred—100
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Mining
39
31%
1
-
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75
100
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Byers Co (A M) common
20%
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com
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21
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9
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9
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40
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100
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75
7
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25 %
26
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1
10
6
2
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2
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10
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77%
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12
19%
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40
39%
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preferred
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39 Va
5
50
Shoe Co Inc
Buffalo
74%'X' 75%
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2
2,600
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26
27
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3
28
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15
18
6
2
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61 %
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8
26
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25
Brooklyn Union Gas
19
57% Jan
35
10
77%
2.50
47% Jan
10
Jan
39%
77%
Airways Inc
19
Dec
-
75%
39
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4V2V0 conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co—
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common3%%
preferred
21
30
13% Jan
6
59% Jan
75%
5
100
—No par
100
Dec
13
42 %
■
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53% Nov
22 % Jan
Jun
Mar
&
preferred
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3
■7% May 21
•8% Jan
8
16% Jan
41%
41%
-15
Borg-Warner Corp common3Vz%
preferred
—
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!
9
•
1.25
'
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18% Apr
30
42%
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(The).
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11
58 %
152%
'
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74
12,000
52%
26%
19 Va Jan
Mar 13
74%
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13
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94%
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29% Mar
20% Jan
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5
Airplane
2
6
86% Jan
38%
8,700
1%
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21%. Jan
Oct
6% Jan
38%
1%
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10
22
59
39 %
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:
51
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2274 Dct
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1%
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5
2
14% Jan
78
27%
50%
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26%
76%
27
50%
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51
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28 y»
51
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76%
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75%
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93
Co
1
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,7% .preferred
100
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100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
*51
/
1%.
1%
38%
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77
28%
"
27%
51%
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2
Jan
70
12
27%
1
Co Inc
&
Bestwall
6
55% Feb
155
Feb
76
27%
1®%
preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc.—lpeso
Best
12'/Wan
9
Dec
59% Dec
■6
86
12% Jan
2
Corp
75%
1
Beneficial Finance Co common
24
76%
5
Mar
25% Jan 29
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
2
6
66
27 y4 Dec
10
18'/a Jan
45
Jan
88% Jan
Aviation
74% Dec 12
44% Apr
*85
88%
5,600
200
40
3,300
22,200
7,700
6,300
5,100
10,200
60
48
100
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39%
900
31%
32%
53,500
65%
400
47
*65
Volume 189
Number 5827
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1141)
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—
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range fnr Previous
STOCKS
Yeas 1958
Lowest
10% Jan
a
307s Apr
24
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
19% Dec
Capital Airlines
20%
21%
21%
21%
20%
41%
21?4
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
41
45%
46%
47
100
100%
39
39
30%
40,
5
39%
82%
83%
83
83%
82 %
82.%
10
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
44%
44
44
9
102% Jan v5
76% Dec
46% Nov 20
3
38% Jan
3
20% Jan
13
6% Jan
3
43% Dec
3
a
7
Aug
12
Jan
8
118% Nov
81% Dec
6
31% Jan
6
5
119% Feb
7% Mar
17
93% Feb
96
98% Jan
4
Case
Jan
16
Jan
5
125
Feb
7
84
Feb
11
31% Mar
5
38% Dec 18
38
Jan
2
Feb
27
19% Feb
19
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,
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24%
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5
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23
43%
43%
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18% Jan
2
21% Jan
16
23% Mar
4
Central
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27
14
Dec 31
13
Jan
f5
18% Mar
6
Central
1
3
52
Oct
41
Jan
30
48
2
16%
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
par
5 % preferred series B
100
16%
16%
17%
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18%
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42%
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42%
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42%
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42%
74%
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72%
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Sugar Co
Foundry Co.
22%
.
23
78
76
Jan
7
Aug
8
19% Dec 16
71% Feb 17
15
20
" Mar
5
Central Hudson Gate 8s Elec
33% Dec 30
2
19%
37% Mar
19%
6
Central.Illinois l'.gt: common
19%
74%
19%
19%
No par
36%
36%
37%
36 %
104% Jun
12
96
Jan
5
99 % Feb
10
42% Dec 31
40
Feb
19
43% Jan
9
4%%
Central
Illinois
17% Mar 21
41% Jan
7
28 /. Aug 28
23% Feb 26
26% Mar
6
Central
RR Co
60% Dec
17
55% Feb
6
61% Mar
3
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violctfca Sugar Co.:
Sep 17
19
Jan
7
Jan
16
29% Sep
3
26% Feb
17
3
12% Sep
23
14% Mar
12
7
50% Mar
5
20
23% Jim
14% Dec
2
1% Jan
2
54:
22
Nov
34
Jan
91
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
3
17% Jan
43 V Aug 14
100% May 21
7
4% Jan
3
7
Feb
23
Jan
7
38
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
6
9
Chain Belt Co
8
99
2
39% Jan
-
50% Feb 24
17
37% Feb
5
22
34% Feb
1Gb
Sep 24
20% Mar
5
Checker
5
Ohcmofcron
4
37% Jan
74
5
Jan
9
14% Mar
2
109% Nov 20
26
22
Mar
15% Jan
17% Mar 19
33% Sep -
Jan
8
26% Jan
10
49% Nov
14
46% Jan
2
32% Feb 20
53
Jan 16
31% Jan
2
Oct
17
40% Feb
9
41% Jan
7
30 fa Jan
Chicago
9
11% Jan
a
43
25% Dec
4
20
63
Jan
5
Feb
19
28
Feb
18
32% Jan
38% Feb
18
41 % Jan
30% Jan
5
32
a
63% Oct
27
31% Nov
28
27
19% Apr
7
31% Nov
28
14% Jan
7
30
9% Jan
44
Apr
Feb
9
Dec
10
2
80% Jan
32% Jan 29
15% Oct
59% Oct
10
13
38
23
71
;
22
50% Feb
7
Jan
4
57% Feb
100%
90
41
41%
10,200
24%
25%
241/4
3,500
*25%
60%
61 Va
60%
27%
27%
27%,
27%
11%
14
13%
141/4
13%
14
47%
47%
50
49%
50%
48%
49%
42,800
58,400
14%
49
47,900
14
14%
50%
49
49%
6%
60%
,
*27
,
5%
58%,
15,200
900
15%
15
15%
14%
15
49rhi
49 %
50%
49%
501/a
5%
5? it
9,300
5%
5?«
5 Va
5%
59%
75,000
59%
59%
59%
59
59
48%
46%
46%
i;
900
4.9
48 %
49
47%
48%
98.
97%»
97%
99
99
98
98
38%
38'%
38%
38%
38%
38%
33
23
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
38%
39
39%
38%
39
x38 %
40%
19,000
19%
33%
19
20%
19 %
20%
39,100
33
33%
32?'2
33%
17,700
14%
39,900
38%
39
19%
20
18%
10%
18%
32 %
32%
33? 11
32%
.
;
39
47
98
1
13
13%
13%
14-
14
14?i(
36
36 Va
35%
36
36%
36%
73%
*36
73
73%
118%
*116
118%
25
72
joo
*110
Yellow Cab...
Chickasha Cotton Oil
73%
72%
116*
116%
14%
73%
*115
38%
23%
14%
14%
367/o
-*36%
37
800
74
73 %
*115
820
8,700
14,000
21,700
118%
300
3,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*30
14%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
%
30 V2
49
30%
130
48
48 %
*48%
49
48%
48%
41
48%
41
*41
48%
1,200
27%
28%
41%
1,100
27%
20,300
31 %
48%
•
14%
31
41%
41
41
41%
41
%
41 %
28%
27=%
21%
28%
28%
28%
27»/a
69%
08%
69
68
63
67 V*
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
39%
39%
38%
39%
39
39%
38%
39
29%
.29%
291(1
29%
X29
29 Va
31%
32%
32
35
33%
69%
31%
No par.
70
■
*33%
x69
32 VH
35
*33%
29%
/
35
*31%
32%
1,900
38 %
6,000
28%
29%
33%
341/a
32%
68
28%
38%
'29%
9,600
33%
12,100
"
32%
,
16
16%
16-
16
15%
15%
*15%
16%
1 -*32
*\*15%
55%
5
25
...
%
14%
*30
40
_
72
118%
14%
14%
5,400
98
38%
Va
5
RR, com..No par
Chrysler Corp
'
6%
58 %'
32 %
Va
Chicago
24
*99
41 ?3
21%
preferred series. A
300
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl * Pa<; RR_.No par
•
1,600
991/.
40%
27
14%
38%
5%
16% Feb 24
37%
99%
61
47%
49
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par
5% series A noncum, pfd—l
100
Chic & North Western com. .No
par
33% Jan 22
37% Jan
2
8,700
12%
47%
*97
.
22
2
2
371%
200
20
41%
1
Class A
22
19
10
12% Jan
18% Jan
24% Jan
37%
100
74
19%
27%
5%
Chic Great Western Ity com DeL.50
.5% preferred
i_
50
25
Nov
40% Nov
,
45% Jan
18% Feb
25
3
*37
41%
*72
20
99%
1.25
Corp..
Corp
* East III
19%
100
2,600
21,200
61%
10%
4934
No par
No par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ity common
3%% convertible' preferred
16
18%
42%
26%
61%
27%
10%
58
18%
25%
61%
26%
5 i %
18%
Co
—_
Chcinway Corp
Chesapeake Corp or
.
6
118% Feb 26
13% Jan 28
Motors
25%
13'%
Champion Spark Plug Co...
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co..
1
Chance Vought Aircraft fnci__..„..l
36% Jan
18
66% Jan
$4.50 preferred
6
42% Jan
30% Feb
9
11% Jan 15
21
4
24% Jan
9
15% Feb
Mar
23%
46%
_i
23
41
61
;^i
19%.
22%
*98
41
10
.10
Champion Paper..*, Fibre
Common
;
99%
40%
39
1
new
*98
26%
5
Cessna Aircraft Co..—.
Chadbourn Gotham Inc.
4
15
24
Corp,.
6% Jan
Oct
16
Products
59% Mar
Jan
41
24
,..5
50% Mar
Jan
99
40
*
9.50
Corp...,
•
26
69% Nov
89
Pasco
98%
to
No par
27
21% Feb
8
100
_
Service
28
Feb
41
19
14% Dec
2
47% Apr
<39% Sep
25
Cerro de
Certain-Teed
95
21% Oct 29
31% Nov 25
.
Century Industries Co.
_
15% Jan 27
35% Jan
12
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
2
j
50
—
Public
0f N J
5% Feb
28
39% Nov
preferred
43% Jan
3
6% Nov
16
28% Jan
13% Jan 16
53
31% Jan
<
5
48% Nov
8% Jan
43% Jan
12
3
24% Mar
8% Jan
27
19%
23
18%
37%
93
41%
197/e
*22%
19%
36%
*73%
43%
*19%
,
74%
7
No par
74%
Apr
18% Feb
32% Jan
5
28
31% Jan
170
117,800
1
•'
9
20
96%
31
125
9
Jan
12,900
30%
19"% Jun
72% Mat 19
13,400
95%
121%
22% Dec
Jan
210
7%
*96
31%
7
30
119
94%
125
a
Jan
320
"
7
17% Jan
44
420
43%
17% Jan
5%
12,300
*30%
31%
24
307/e
x82%.
39%
82%
119
125
:
38%
83
44%
96,
x30%
39%
43%
96
*124
99%
43%
7%
95%
30%
125
82%
>
99%
*30%
.
119
95
47%
82%
24%
119
7
5,300
46%
39%
45%
23 ?8
119
6%
10,800
49%
100%
100
31
,
441:1
24%
119
7
31
>
46%;
47%
100
39%
44
31 %
!i
49%
99%.
'
''
26% Feb 28
50
4.20% preferred
v
100
Celanese Corp of Amcr com..No
par
,sl% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred seres A.100
24
78% Jan
99%
common—__Jj—12.50
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
12
27
:
.
preferred
6%%
4
117'
(J I)
1%
4
Mar
Co
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc
13
12
Jan
Steel
Carter
2
83% Jan 22
Apr 28
30% Dec 16
16
26% Feb
Co
Corp common
4%% preferred
46% Jan 27
6
(The)
Carrier
47% Feb 25
Jan
.
(Philip)
Carpenter
19
8
U0% Jan
5
3
48% Jan
2
20
101
55% Jan
85% Mar
2
13
7
99
5
Feb
43
92% Nov 10
Aug 28
ffan
9
19
29% Jan
38% Jan
19
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
55% Apr 14
Jan
42% Mar
47
July 1
31% Nov 20
a
19% Jan
14% Apr
101% Jan
i
72
11
Shares
21%
40%
6
41 % Jan
the Week
Mar. 6
20%
98% Feb
Jan
Friday
Mar. 5
47
37
3
Sales far
Thursday
42%
Carey
29
PRICES
j
21%
Carborundum
52% Feb 16
July
.
41
433i Feb 25
14
38% Dec
SALE
Mar. 4
46
10
41% Jan
103
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 3
20%
37% Feb
12
a
1
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 3
5
17
46% Dec
9
Iuc
Par
Mfg Co
10
Carolina Cl}nchfjeld & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
41% Dec
32% Jan
-
22
7
39% Jan 13
91
23% -Btn
6
Monday
EXCHANGE
13
Jan
94% Apr
25% Jan
•
18% Jan
8
LOW
MOW YORK STOCK ""
Highest
55%
55r,ti
56-lii
55r'ii
50%
55%
56 Va
54? a
34%
35%
6,500
37%
200
'
416
900
55 Vb
54,300
-35%
6,000
"iClncinuatl Gas
'
28% Jan
8
83
Oct
99
Sep 12
27
Jan
44
7
2
35% Dec 30
95% July 8
106% Apt 22
44% Oct 13
Jan
13
27
10% Jan
21
102
Feb
35% Jan
'<
87%
101
,
14
17% Sep
102.
17
Feb
45% Dec
3
3
62
Dec
NOV
76
Dec
Dec
12
12
42% Feb
14
56%" Jan
2
Feb
25
643/4 Jan
5
19
Jan
30
C7
37% Feb
95
59
25
Sep 22
13
2
'2
62% Feb
16
Oct
8
32
Jan
127
Jan
6
80
Jan
15
98% Jan
a
9
Feb
18
165
.
77
Jan
6
80
47% Feb
.9
Jan
2
;•
98
j
63
Jan
10
36-
Jan
19-
19
24% Jan,
37
8
53
134
Dec 30
46
.
J an
2
28
12
132% Jan
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
Jan
28
119% Feb
9
Dec
88
5
65% Feb
•
38
Feb
;
*
3
25
136% Jan
Feb
Jan^l
90% Dec
77
Oct
86% May
28
30
8
87% FeblO
V
78-
-
106%
Jan
8
82
;
6
27
preferred
7
27% Feb 24
18
23% Jan
8
28% Feb
Colorado Fuel & Iron
30
48% Nov
6
Apr
53
Sep
16
'40
" Jan'
•
65
Oct
29
47
May
7
66
Nov
6
16
37% Dec 24
16
47% Jan 20
44% Jan
J
13
50
Feb
50
Mar
571
Jan
5
53
Jan
23
60
2
26
5%%
4
Feb
99i7i
25%
27%
$4.25
System
19%
39%
23%
19%
preferred
No par
No par
^
70%
71
*70%
71%
71
45%
45%
45%
47%
37%
37%
37%
37%
70%
46%
37 '•
71
30
55% Jan
2
60% Mar
29
Carbon
Co
Solvents
20
Edison"
4.64%
:
4
'
20
2
preferred „'
5.25%
3
2
Co
com.
preferred
Cone
Mills
Jan
18
68% Jan
106% Feb
25
:
Corp..——
$5
Coppermines
1
Corp
26
41% Jan
2
Consol Electrodynamics Corp.
Consol Electronics .Industries..
28
2
Consolidated
Foods
13 % Jan
20% Dec
29
20% Feb 17
21% Jan
6
Consolidated
Gas
15% Jan
27% Oct 29
50% DeC 31
22
Jan
2
24% Feb
4
Consolidated
Laundries Corp
40% Jan
50% Jan
2
57% Feb
24
23% Jan
39% Jan
15
26% Feb
11
33
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
32
Feb
25
39
Jan
2
55% Jan
2
613/4 Feb
25
99% Feb 27
Jan
6
48% Jan
14
92
Dec
30
Jan
2
93
Sep 18
25
93% Jan
2
99
Feb
26
35
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
90% Feb
4
92
Jan
22
17
Jan
7
30% Nov
6
29% Jan
16
kl% Feb
'3
2
21
6
3
40% Jan
2
81% Oct 30
96
Apr
10
49% Dec 31
106
Feb 25
60% Nov 10
95
May
2
5,900
37%
35%
3,900
44,900
94
26% Feb 11
89
Jan 23
46% Feb
103
19
523/8 Mar
Jan
'6
106 % Jan
'52% Feb
19
58% Jan
82% Jan 16
87
Mar
4
Corp
Utilities
37%
35%
36%
34%
58
57%
58V4
57%
57%
11,500
16%
171/8
161/4
25
59%
60
59 %
59%
59'A
59%
59%
597/a
59?8
16%
60%
31,100
11,700
IOOV2
*99%
100%
100
100%
*100
100%
100%
*99
100%
*111%
111%
111%
111%
*111
111%
"111
111%
110%
111
15?'0
14
14%
14%
7%
7%
15
19
15%
7%
7%
15%
7%
16%
15%
17
7?8
14%
7%
8
15%
RR
of
Consolidation
C"ha
Coal
6%
Co
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
15%,
15%
15%
16%
15%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4
55%
54%
55
54
54%.
54%
12%
54%
54%
54%
13,600
3,500
20%
20%
20%
20?s
20%
21%
21%
21
21%
104,700
66%
21%
66%
66%
66%
22,200
105%
1051/4
105'A
preferred
„
66
*105%
66
*1051%
106
1,000
40%
39%
391A
40%
38V4
39%
18,000
39%
38%
40*/2
38 Va
391/8
38%
40
38
39
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
21%
27%
27%
27?A
27%
12,100
19,800
20 V2
-
20%
201/B
20%
201/a
20%
20%
20V4
20%
2OV4
2,900
4,300
38%
39%
38%
40
pfd
900
22%
22%
23
23
23
*22%
23%
22%
55%
56
55
56
56 V4
57%
56%
223/4
57%
100
29
*28
29
28
28
*271/2
28
27
27
351/4
35%
351/2
35%
35V2
35%
35%
36%
9,600
60
60'A
60%
60%
60
60%
eo%
60%
11,900
99
98%
980
1
34%
56%
29%
35%
No par
60%
60%
99
99%
No par
No par
100
$5.50 preferred —.1
.No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
preferred
66%
105%
12%
22%
Continental Baking Co common—_5
$3.75
65%
105
12%
56
5
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America-^Common
5
4%
120
6,200
7,500
12%
50c
1
500
80,100
54
5
1
1.33%
7%
14%
7%
15%
10
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol
50
16%
39%
41% Feb
0
47%
37
57%
66%
9
Sep 10
17%
37%
15%
105%
,3
Jan
47%
37
37%
65%
33% Feb
27% Jan
46-%
37%
16%
105%
33% Feb
86
47%
59%
No par
23% Jan 27
Apr 21
*70%
•
No par
—
17
•
62,300
3,000
70%
57 %
'
of N Y com
Edisoh
preferred
24,700
xl5%
1
18
104
35%"
39%
60
58%
No par
15
Mar
200
16%
No par
10
Congoleum-Naim Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol
21
23
6,400
26,300
71%
'
63% Feb
104
190
56%
1
47% Dec
44% Dec
103% Apr
36
39%
100
26% Dec
41
35 %
34%
•
100
1
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Consolidated
5
9,700
15%
10
14% Jan
99
5
1
Credit. Co,
Commonwealth
-6
'
1
Commercial
Commercial
•,
19
May 15
26%
49%
38%
57% Dec
30
49%
39%
,
2
26
49%
23%
22
27% Feb 24
26%
49%
26
23%
24
19% Jan
26%
50%
39%
18
4
26%
*49%
20%
61% Feb
108% Jun
27
x26%
50%
23%
5
2
26%
27%
20
14
15
26%
*49%
20'A
14% Jan
21% Mar
271/4
25%
26%
50*
23%
54% Jan
9
80
39
20
;
101%
79%
20
24
Jan
101
81
23%
Oct
19
26%
230
18,100
*900
103%
39%
15% Nov
20% Nov 11
65
Dec 31
26
102%
*89%
20%
65
13
81
23V4
2
11% Jan
105?i
81
132%
38%
Combustion ^Engineering Inc
3
2
131
6,700
92
20%
3
Mar
132
55%
23%
2
19
131
j,
134%
40%
10% Jan
55% Mar
'
*90
23%
41% Jan
13% Jan
551/2
134
95
f 900
*104%
x
134'A 1341%
21%
46% Jan
2
56%
.
31,100*
23
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec.
.6
55%
100
30%
2G%
10
26
14
38
30
5
Inc
common—
23
Jan
65%
31%
*49%
Broadcasting System_2.50
37% Mar
14% Jan
82
*64%
*37
350
60
50% Jan
11% Jan
106%
81%
64%
38
30%
*58%
38% Jan
43
131
100%
*89
*900
104%
.10
99%
61
9
17
56?
134%
1001%
*58%
5
18
*900
104%
31 ?a
95
128%
64%
: *37
38"
48%
60
30% Feb
29
128%
56%
65%
*99?2
49
*58%
35% Jan
Nov
*89
48%
60
17
16% Sep
30%.
134%
95
127%
25%
26%
*64%
",*37
1
*89
95
131
125%
32 %
56%
134%: 134%
134%
*89
50
10
Sep
*134
•
com—.No par
Dec
48
54%
81
37% Nov
15% Jun
58%
81
33
44% Jan
57
-103
a
2
317»
*900
17
2
65%
38;
31%
10
23% Jan
2
*64%
*36%
30%
No par
'30% Jan
7% Jan
65%
38
-*36%
-
.No par
Columbian
101
*64%
50
.; 10
*77%
'
-
*58%-
12
9% Jan
*77
99 %
50
*152
60
44% Jan
29% Jan
79
99%
a
8% Jan
•
*99
31% Jan
10
79
*152
*58%
Columbia
2
6% Feb
'
100
71
26
*79
*152
noncumulalive 2nd pfd
5
9 % Nov
158%
48
68% Feb
2
4,800
*79
•
63
73% Nov 28
49% Dec 16
4% Jan
49
158%
*46
May 23
Feb
5,300
167
*60
Gas
19
6,700
58%
48
Pictures
100% Mar
17%
57%
63
Columbia
112% Feb
171/4
591/4
47
Columbia
24
2
17-?a
*60
21% Feb
2
17%
58
50
41% Feb 20
24% Jan 13
8% Jan
l,l65
17%
60%
63
2
98% Jan
48%
17
59%
50
14
107% Jan
*481/4
17%
61%.
*60
Jan
5
48%
17%
61
63
Jan
20
48%
17%
61%
50
19% Jan 21
21
60%
19%
230
21,800
17,100
46,400
105
*61
35
May
59%
18%
*103%
*49
22
Jun
49%
61%
18:%
105
63
31
9% Nov
59%
17%
*1031/2
50"
22
112
13%
4%
20
106
48%
61%
105
*61
38% Dec
a
49%
18%
*46
20% Dec 30
Jan
49%
60%
*103?!f
100
23% Dec
«
105.
100
3
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
49%
'
18%
18%
*103
Ry com
noncumnlative 1st pfd—
a
Jan
61'
59%
19%
52
4%
Jan
Mar
60%
105
100%
preferred series B
12% Jan
63
51%
X100
Colorado & Southern
63% Feb 20
•
52 7 i:
48%
Collins & Aikman Corp.
25% Dec
x51%
*158%
No par
21% Jan
24
53 %
49
,t
15
Jun
52%
200
5,100
17
100
23% Dec
43% Jan 20
54
49%
LNo par
13% Mar 18
36
53 %
90%
102'A
41%
61%
—100
(The).i.
Coca-Cola Infornaf'l Corp
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50
54
49
2nd preferred—t
Co
40%
49%
7% -preferred
4%
35
90
<101%
41-%
49
—1
85 ?«
91%
102
40%
15
,
102
42%
.No par
—
Corporation
vCoca-Cola
6
Ma~r~~3
Feb
$4.50 preferred
34%
■*.90%
42
49%
5
comi.
35%
91%
102%
42 7 o
18%
15.
*
34%
*90%
*102
42%
58%
No par
Co—
.
!)0 %
102%
42%
..*103 '
Clueti, Peuhody * Co com....No par
■■
,
48
Equipment
Clevite
16
92
132% Mar
City Product? Corp—
City Stores Co
35
90%
*102
53%
5
100
j
•
42
—a—10
A
preferred-i:*..;.
Cleveland & "Pitts R.R. 7% gtd
Special guaranteed 4% stock
20
Feb
10
No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium
-
32% Mar '3
63
Co..
102%
& St LouJs Ry Co com
100
5%. uoncumulativo prel'erred__100
.2
100% Feb 27
.
34T«
90%
102%
C C C
5
55% Jan
6
Feb
25% Dec
Feb
.
5%%
Clark
Feb 27
,
Service
Corp..
90%
100
/ City Investing Co (Sominon
;
'
.
100
.
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Cities
2
183/4 Jan
57% Jan
■
j.-..8.50
C I T Financial
19
49% Mar
16% Jan
4
26,
19% Mar
103% Jan
158
106% May 20
64% Aug
4
34% Sep 10
15% Jan; a
Electric-
preform! —;
43,4% preferred
"
130
*
—
4%
2
43
11
55
Common
16
102% Jan
Jan
28
20% Oct
91% Feb
3
Feb
9
155
)5
Feb
15
2
Sep 17
July 18
Jan
1103%
2
15% Jan
21
Jan
53%
•
14
35% Jan
37
38% Jan
46% Jan
.
63% Aug 11
"
17
*
59% Oct 27
44% Feb
34 '/a Feb
No par
;
x98%
99'A
97%
*97%
99%
*9fc%
991/2
*96%
99%
*96V4
99
*96%
99
*91 Va
92
x 901/2
90%
*90V2
92
*901/2
92
*90%
92
28%
28%
28%
28%
911/a
*90? <2
120
28%
*90
52
105%
'
52%
106
•
91%
90%
28%
98%
28%
99 'A
28%
52 %
50%
901/a
51%
*901/2
51%
105?2
105%
106?/2
106%
105%
105%
53'A
53%
53%
53 ?a
53%
53%
53%
53?/a
86%
86'A
*86'A
87%
87
87
50'A
*861/4
92
51
87
98
281/4
90%
50
*1051/2
52%
*86 ?A
28%
90i/a
50
106%
531/4
87
~50
22,100
100
4,100
210
13,000
110
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(1142)
Monday, March 9, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb 24
7
23
Jan
57% Jan 22
66
13% Oct
7
23
8
18
Jaa
16
Oct
9
21% Jan
63
8% Apr 29
44
2
11% Jan
Dec 30
5%
convertible
Insurance
Motors
Jan
2
12% Feb
18
12
12% Dec 12
Dec 22
9
38% Fe*
64
01% Jan
6
69% Jan
26
Continental Oil of Delaware—.
66% NOV 14
55% Jan
8
74% Mar
18% Jaa
S
1
37% Dec 18
36% Jan
2
43% Feb 24
16% Jan
II
34% Oct 13
41
Dec 31
26% Jan
2
32% Mar
39% Jan
7
48% Feb
4
30
50% Jan
8
50% Jan
8
19 Yb
May 20
83
Oct
8
85
Mar 11
Not
8
14% Mar
3
2
21% Jan
5
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
43% Feb
19
80
Jan
20
83% Feb
19
4
38
Feb
18
3
1
40% Dec
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
41% Jan
14
16
Oct
31
27% Jan
24
17
33% Sep 10
7% Jaa
8
26 Hi Jan
13
Dec
18% Jan
Jan
29
8
6
16
13% Jan
2
17% Mar
80% Mar
16% Oct 30
13% Feb
16% Jan
66
Feb
18% Jun
32Hi
30%
31%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
49%
52
*49%
52
*49%
52
96
*92
95
*90
95
;
53%
53%
54%
54
%
55 Hi
54Hi
55%
55
23%
24
24%
24%
23 Hi
23 Hi
x23%
23 Hi
2318
98 %
101
99 Hi
100%
.99 Hi
101%
101 %
102%
101 Hi
*85
86
*85
86
*85
86
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
*86
21
X20H4
21%
20Hi
9%
9 Hi
3 Hi
3%
3%
38%
39%
*83
85
39
21
21%
20%
10
*85
86
88
10
2,600
13,600
105%
86
*85
13,300
55% d
23% ■
*86
83
20%
10
V
21
9%
20%
10
17,500
>'
5,400
9%
9%
3Hi
3H«
3%
3%
3 Hi
3 Hi
3 Hi
2,700
x383«
39%
38Hi
39%
38%
39%
38%
33%
17,300
*83
85
*39%
18 Hi
19
20Hi
2 7 Hi
*83
39 Ya
39 Hi
18 Hi
19Y+
19%
26 Hi
26%
;;;
139%
400
19%
27
<
21%
42,800
27
20
x26Hi
85
39%
39 Ya
19 Yb
27%
18Hi
*27
*
*83
85
*83
85
*39 YB
39%
.
28%
2,500
341/2
34
34Hi
33%
427/8
42Hi
42 Hi
42%
42 Hi
1,200
5714
571/4
58
-
57Hi
No par
96 Hi
96Hi
96%
96 Hi
*96 Hi
97 y2
96
96Hi
97%
59Hi
97%
12,900
i.:
570
•30%
29'/«
31 %
30%
31 Hi
301/2
31%
.29%
30%
preferred
pld
noncum
4% 55
35
100
•31%
•
H'
18
18
17
17%
-17
17'4
17 Yi
17
28%
28%
281/2
28
281/2
28 7/8
29
v
28%
15?«
16%
16%
17%
17
17%
13%
17
<■
16%
80
80Hi
*79
80
*17
8G
80%
12%
13%
12 Hi
13 Y»
13%
39Y2
.'j-i *38%
39Y2
*38%
80
80
64%
23%
23%
23 Hi
1
30%
31 Hi
30%
30Hi
1
38
38 Hi
38
38
37 Hi
——-——10
051/2
65 Hi
66
07%
671/4
1
x05%
05%
63
65
*63
64
*90
9014
*90
91
80
63
90%
"90
Cutler-TTammer
18
60% Feb
68% Jan
26
Dana
91% Feb
16
A
Inc
14 Hi
;
100
15
*64
■'
4,000
39% 1
*23 Yb
143/a
14Hi
14 Y,
14%
114 Hi
-.14%
65
14Hi
'•/■■
64'4
900
13 Hi ■'
*38 Ya
-No par
No par
prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
*3814
530
3,600
80%
13 Vi
33%
38 Hi
:--M 13
:
•44,700
391/2
13%
x38Hi
$4
40,200
■
17
100
Inc
;
28%
5
12,400
17%
28%
,——5
Class
35%
10
Sugar
preferred
23
6
%
55 %
69% Jan
18
95
52%
331/2
42 Hi
59% Jan
Jan
*92
.
35 Va
63% Nov 10
6
52
*49%
95
*92
16,800
15,200
46%
52
55 Hi
3
22
27
45
46%
46%
*49%
16,800
15,100
\
42%
19
Aug
31%
!.j:
55
20
14 % Nov
32
35
25 % Feb
92
30
42%
33% Feb
14
30%
42%
39% Feb
15
30
35 Hi
Jan
9% Jan
30%
56%
27% Jan
61% Dec
41%
421%
35
23% NOV 14
3
74Hi
40%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common———I
16
41% Apr
83 % Jan
72 Hi
42
64%
55*4
Cuneo Press
21
62 % Jan
8
74Hi
40Hi
"90
2.50
Cudahy Packing Co common-
3
63% Oct 13
40% Mar
65
72%
42
64 Hi
'
22
3.
Aug
64%
70%
41Hi
100
No par
Corp common
5
Cuban-American
4
53% July 24
37
66%
66%
42Hi
45%
*
1
25
preferred
Cuba RR 655
21% Jan
14% Jun
31 % Aug
6572
66
29%
100
preferred
$4.20
41% Jan 20
l
65%
65%
42.
22,200
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
37% Jan
12% Jan
8
64%
65%
43
63
39
preferred
eonv
$2
10
68% Jan
8
64
65%
25
Corp
14H4
42
1
Crown Cork & Seal common
16
36% Jan
30% Mar
11%
'
39
20% Mar
HHi
_1
Corp
Crown Zellcrbach
Feb
14% Dec 12
Dec 18
2
13
8% Apr
19
20
555
60% Jan
7
97% Feb 18
32% Feb 24
69% Nov 17
7
Jan
5
16% Feb
26
3
Dec
15
11%
5
100
Cream of Wheat Corp (Tlie)
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
6
44
54% Feb 12
94% Jan 28
101% Jun 25
6% Jan
21% Mar
10
25,200
11%
1
Crane Co common
3%%
42,500
11%
11%
preferred series of 1947-100
International
Coty
12 %
66
*22%
10
Co—
Petroleum
11 Hi
63%
9%
39% Feb 24
28% Jan
38% Feb
Jan
26% Feb
92% Nov
7
15% Feb 20
29
4
2
10
41 % Dec
S
16% Jan
29% Dec
3Vi%
20
Jan 19
9,800
12%
64
11%
10 ; Feb
58% Nov 20
56
Cosden
4
43% Apr 11
16
16
Feb
8% Jan
Products
65Hi
22%
63 Hi
63%
5
5
5
-50
50
Corniug Glass Works common
3%% preferred
20% NOV 28
Aug 18
Jan
7
12
11
6
19
85
86
a
25% Jan
105 % Mar
18% Jan
Aug
39% Deo
28% Jan
23
9
58
23 Hi
64%
22 Hi
64%
23%
62%
14
Cornell Dubilicr Electric Corp
3% Nov 11
24% Jan 24
78
Corn
20
Apr 16
20% Aug 6
9% NOV
5
B
i% Jan 13
.
16
26% Feb
85% Jan
87
Feb 24
89
a
4% May
24
Jan
7
Jun 16
88
15% Jan
95 % Feb
0
10
84% Feb
1
24Hi Dec
Feb
89% Feb
102% Dec 30
55% Nov
Jan
52
20% Jan
14
8
33% Jan IS
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 19
5
82
82% Dec 31
14
Jan
52
Jan
52
50% Jan 20
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
_
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred-.
655 convertible preferred
*22%
23%
62Hi
"22%
5
Continental
5
23Hi
*22-%
14H4
5
,
xT4Hi
15
15%
1
Continental
14%
14%
14%
14%
25
preferred
5
28% Jan
10% Feb
Shares
Mar. 6
15
2
common
'
j29
Mar
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 5
Mar. t
Copper & Steel-
Industries
Continental
6
Wednesday
Mar. 8
Sales tar
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Continental
18% May
LOW
STOCKS
for-Frevious
Kauge
*03 Hi
64 Ya
"63 Hi
64Y2
*63 Hi
64%
23 Vk
23 Ya
22 Hi
22 Hi
*22%
23%
40C
30 Hi
31 Hi
31%
32Ha
31%
37Hi
37%
37Hi
37 Hi
31%
37Hi
58,700
1,300
68 »4
651/2
66
64
65
2.200
.1,700
•■■■
16,400
;
•
100
D
43% Mar
34% Feb
54
Jan
75% Nov 13
87
Jan
22
78
Jan
77 % Sep
19
88
Jun
28
78
Jan
22
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
2
15'/a Jan
19
79% Jan
28% Jan
43 Ya Jan
79
56% Dec 30
a
Jan
01
.
Feb
preferred series A—100
3Hi%
3
Dayton
3
26 % Dec
2
30Hi Jun
15
Dayton Rubber
3
19% Nov 26
18
Jan
26
21% Feb
19
Decca
Records
54% NOV
11
47 Hi Jan
8
58% Feb
24
Deere
&
5
31
Co
13,900
22,800
29 YB
2 9 Hi
29%
30 Hi
301/2
31
x2DH«
29%
14,400
24,600
25% Dec 31
24% Jan
2
33Hi Mar
5
Delta
58% Dec 31
57% Feb
42% Jan
9
03% Jan
2
45Hi Mar
36% Feb
10
45% Mar
4
13
52% Mar
4
35Hi Sep 24
32Hi Jan
7
32% May 21
30% Feb
13
7
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
11% Jan
37% Feb 20
31% Mar
32% Feb 25
$1.50
37Hi Mar
4
43% Dec 29
42 % Jan
33% Jan
9
36% Jan
15
12
22% Jan
2
29% Jan
23
8% Jan
9
14% Dec
4
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
12
Dr.
11% Jan
9
19% Dec 31
17 Hi Mar
5
19% Jan
2
20
0
Pepper
Mines Ltd
Dome
42
27
Mar
16Hi
17
16%
17i.i
16%
16%
16%
16%
is
18%
18
18 Ya
17%
18 Hi
17%
18 %
17Hi
18%
6,100
18%
18 %
18 Hi
8,300
26 Hi
26%
26%
131/4
*131/4
13 Hi
6,100
11 Hi
11%
llHi
11 Hi
11 Hi
11 Hi
11,400
is%
1
18%
18 Ya
18%
18%
hi/.
11%
215%
2l6Hi
216
217%
104%
104%
1041/2
105
5,200
2,200
(E I) & Co5
•
No par
No par
Light Co common
preferred
preferred
*83%
5
50
80
Duquesne
$4.15
4% preferred
26%
*42%
4514
84
"
84
85
221 Hi
223
219%
105 %
104
lC4Hi
84%
24,500
1,900
227
105.4
84%
216H4 225%
104% 105H4
*84
84
84 %
84i%
300
25%
13,700
26%
x26
26 3
25 Hi
26%
25%
26
26%
43
x42
42
42
42
42
42
*42%
43
45%
x45
45
45
45
4514
45%
*45
451/4
80
46
*44%
451%
600
a
*45
50
50
50
443^
4514
x45Hi
45 Hi
*45
46
*46%
48%
*47'4
48 Ya
*47 %
481/2
47%
47%
47Vi.
*45
45:^
x45'4
451/a
*44%
45 Hi
*44Hi
45%
*44Hi
45Hi
*45%
46%
*45 Yu
46 Ya
*45%
46
*45 %
46%
*45%
300
47i%
50
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp—
4.20%
46i%
-B
X26%
24
10
46 Hi
6
4,100
13%
13
2
17
26%
Feb
22 % Feb
ie%
13 %
45
10
9,500
par
12
50
24J/2 Nov
25i%
26%
12
14
4,300
25
13
42% Feb 27
46 Hi Jan 27
14% Jan
34%
25%
26 Hi
26% Jan
26
35
25%.
12
G
Jan
34%
261/4
13 Hi
9
46% Jan 13
24,200
35%
50%
34%
5lHi
%
25Hi
26Hi
24% Feb
40% Jan
46
51 Hi
35
26Hi
48
13%
47% May 13
2
48%
35 Hi
25 Hi
49%
*
26 Hi
Preferred $3.50 series
IS
491%
35 Vis
25Hi
48%
14'
Preferred $4.50 series
Feb
4 8 Hi
35%
24%
1
Common
45
49 >4
35%
1
26%
9
44% Jan
%
-2
135;,
7
31
1,000
26%
6
Jan
50,700
USA Inc——1
Jan
51
36Hi
37 Hi
22,400
Jan
53
35 Hi
36%
42%
Mar
28
37%
36%
41 %
84%
24
2,300
36 %
19i.i
32 Hi
42
106
Oct
191.2
41%
227
44 % NOV
19
42
2
13
19 Hi
19%
Duplan Corp
12
.19%
41%
9
Jan
19 Hi
41%
20
Jan
19.%
40%
Feb
48
31%
42Hi
Jan
46
8,000
*31%
41%
82
7
35%
31%
33%
.
103
11
34%
*31%
50c
Co
du Pont de Nem
Jan
35Hi
31 Hi
20,300
Limited
47
35Hi
31 Hi
32Hi
International
43% Feb
34 Hi
31 Hi
31,100
Drewrys
3
36 Ya
31%
86 %
Dunhlll
July 15
May 21
35 Hi
55%
22%
6
50 %
22,600
36%
31%'
36%
*31
85%
2
48% Mar
51%
22 Hi
26% Mar
July 25
44
51%
54%
13Hi Jan 20
46
43%
86 Hi
3 4% Jan
f3 Sep 28
1% Sep 11
-
52%
231%
G
May 12
45
52%
34%
56%
11% Jan
$3.75
44i/i
52%
36
12% Jan 22
Oct~24
451/a
52%
23
22% Jan
39%
44 %
521/a
55
14% Nov 18
202% Feb
43 Hi
51 Hi
86Hi
23% Oct 27
Dec 31
181/4
41
84 Hi
14% Nov 20
214
17Ha
52 Hi
19Hi
Dresser Industries
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
17%
40%
51 Hi
86 Hi
21
l
17,800
'10.700
62i%
86 Ya
45% Jan
10
18
86%
8
Sep 29
19,000
17 Hi
5
40% Jan
101
45Hi
*62%
18%
18 Hi
9
172% Apr
4514
62%.
17%
56 Hi
40% Oct
780% Oct
45%
*62%
18%
22%
Dow
7
45%
02%
55 Hi
27
9
45 %
*62%
22 %
86% Feb
Mar 36
."45%
62 %
56 Hi
7
9
45Hi
45
*62 YB
02%
22 Y«
74% Jan
6% Jan
45
56 Ya
77% Dec 31
;
11,800
22
Inc
Douglas Aircraft CoDover Corp
—
Chemical
17,900
59 Hi
56%
52% May aa
'33
Apr
7
16% Jan
9
Fund
33 Hi
5 8 Hi
22%
80Hi
21
23% Mar
Dominick
32Hi
60 H «
55%
4
59% Jan
G
5
33%
59%
21%
18Hi Mar
17
19% Jan
Sep 19
32%
59%
1
2
50% Feb
Jan
33%
58%
No par
17Hi Jan
9
20% NOV 20
12
32%
59 Hi
18%
74% Jan
*54% Apr
33%
x58 i/i
39%
-No par
1
8
6
2,000
32 V4
59%
19%
No
Co
9
Jan
15
01
33%
65 Hi
—1
-2.50
Diners'
35% Nov 11
51 Hi Mar
11%
65%
50c
26% Dec
6
11
64%
17%
1
Corn
9
9
Jan~~3
11%
64%
*02%
25
9% Jan
14
25% Jan
11%
64
117%
(The) Club Inc
Disney (Wall) Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp —
.
<
11 Hi
63%
3 0
preferred
Stores
Diana
27
11%
%
15
Co
Diamond-Gardner Corp com-
3
19% Feb
Alkali
Diamond
Hi
44%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
De
Vilbiss
Co
46
11
62
58
26
4
11 Vi
61 Vi
31%
30
43% Feb
12%
00%
3
Jan
48% Dec 30
29%
11%
19Hi Jan
30% May 3
25% Jan
3
29% Mar 26
Jan
Inc—
29%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
-20
29% Apr
11,700
l9Hi
3
5
29 Hi
56 Hi
18
Lines
28 Hi
29 %
19%
JNo par
50
Western
&
28%
29%
29
30
!
55%
16% Jan
34% Apr
37% Jan
Delaware & Hudson—
Lack
29%
28 Vi
29%
2HHi
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
65
83
19i,i
Delaware
7
*82
56%
9
11
83
19
6
Feb
*82
56%
12 % Jan
15% Jan
83
19Hi
65% Mar
01
*82
57Hi
16
13
83
'
56 Hi
27
Oct 23
*82
82
483
2.000
55H4
■19%
57% Feb
17 Hi Oct
"80%
82
55
193i
10Hi Feb
03
81
*80%
57%
1
42% Dec 31
*79%
82
19 Hi
1
Fab
81
*801%
:
57 Yb
11
9% Jan
*79%
82
19%!
63% Dec
55
81
*80%
57Hi
12 Hi Deo
Air
*79%
82
19%
30 % Nov
5
26
54%
80 Ya
57%
7
10
July
6% Apr
55%
551/4
80
30
9,900
44,800
1
46% Feb
19
55%
41'4
50c
Inc—
(Delaware)-
27 % Jan
Mar
55%
39%
55
*80%
50c
Co
41 Hi
80
"81
3
39 Hi
14%
55%
100
2
42%
90
42
series C
13% Jan
40%
-
62
14%
14%
55
3.90%
27% Jan
61%
90
14%
37%
7
100
100
"79
3.15%
Preferred
43 V*
63%
91
14%
14 Hi
15
14-'%
15%
42%
series A
series B
3.15%
Preferred
82% Feb 17
14%
10
Light common
Power &
Preferred
27
81
*90
5..,
Daystrom Inc
14
% Mar
80
common-,—
Dan Rtver Mills Inc—.
15% Feb 25
13% Feb
39% NOV 28
Mar 10
30
Mar
90
Corp
26
26
26%
26%
*26%
26 Hi
27
26%
10
900
27
47
+0
.
\
5.'
40Hi
46 Hi
46%
46 Hi
47Hi
43% Jan
47 Ya
2,800
45% Dec 19
46 Hi
46%
27% Jam
29% Jam
41V8
42
2
42 Hi
29,800
43% Mar
41
41 Hi
8
—1
41H4
33% Jan
431/2
41%
11
42Hi\
40%
30
'22% Apr
31 Hi
3lHi
31%
15,000
21
31 Hi
31H4
34% Jan
31 Hi
31%
2
_10
31%
28% Jan
31Y4
31 %
73% Jaa
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
82Y2
831/2
82Hi
83Hi
83 Hi
23
82Y4
83 Hi
851/2 Jan
.100
83 Hi
5
821/4
*82Hi
78% Jan
59% Jan
56
27
56 Hi
561/4
56 %
7
55Hi
54 Hi
Jan
55Hi
56
52
5
55
59Hi Nov 17
56 Hi
9,600
26% Jan
6
154Hi Feb
24
._10
150H4
151'4
153Ha
X151%
153Hi
137% Feb
151Hi
10,000
*77
78
149
3
Feb
26
T_100
_2
181'A
1811.4
65%
I82Y2
183
X181
181
183
Feb
97% Jm
IS
148
Dec
1491% Dec
22
159
Mar
38% Jaa
S
22% Jan
S
37
76
Jan
9
22% Jan
S
86
Jan
17
14% Apr 1|
25
Jan
59
19
3
2
56 Hi Jan
6
Dec
31
36 Hi Jan
6
83Y4 May 22
371/4 Dec 11
83 Ya Jan
15
84% Jan
28
38% Feb
26
95
6%
39
68% Mar
45% Mar
Oct
2
11% Dec 15
Jan" 16
36 % Jan
40% Nov 19
2
preterred
1
Manufacturing Co
7
7 Yb Feb
9
38 Ya Jan
14
9% Jan
»
7
24% Mar
4OV4 Feb
9% Jan
43% Mar
12% Feb
3
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
431/4
3 00
2.50
*83 %
preferred
41/4%
Ekco Products Co
3
20
preferred
2
Electric & Mus Ind
3
Electric
25
Storage
National
Elgin
2
39Y4 Deo
9
3
39
29
Jan
10
56% Dec
8
48'4 Jan
7
60% Mar
3
Emerson
-4Ya Jan
2
lG'/BDeo
2
13 Ha Jan
8
18% Mar
3
Emerson Radio &
.-17% Jan
1
Dec
10
23Hi Jan
8
32 Hi Jan
23
2
2
13
Jaly 21
Jan
2
26% Jan
6% Jan
:
24
38% Apr 30
90
May 8
36 Hi Oct 17
30
79
Nov
28
Jan
25% Jan
35Hi Mar
84Y4 Jan
2
88
9
40
29
6
Jan
35 % Jan
•
20
Mar
llHi Feb
9
2
66% Feb
60 Ya Feb
25
Paso
61% Feb
3
61 Ya Oct
16
21
Nov
14
19 V* Jan
2
29Hi Feb
28
Nov
28
20Y8 Jan
7
24Hi Mar
5
Eversharp
4
39H'a Jan
15
46% Mar
S
Ex-Cell-O
Fairbanks
Morse
2
28i% jan
2
32% Nov 24
•1
Jan
2
22% Apr 22
79
47
431/2 May 5
13% May 14
30% Sep H
291-i Jan
2
89% Jan
14
IP % Jan
9
30% Jan
27
Apr
9
89
15% Jan
a
19% Dec
33
Dec
17
see
20.
£4% Jan
a
For footnotes
Sep 11
page
10
24
33
Jan
22
36
Feb
2
9
Feb
13
10% Jan
13
33
Mar
95% Mar
5
5
24Hi:Feb
18
Jan
9
33
Products
Fairmont
89'i
*88
*88
37%
89%,
37%
891/2
*88
23%
23%
22%
23Hi
39Hi
39
39Hi
38%
401/4
7'%
7Hi
7Hi
8%
8
8ya
42'/a
42-%
x42
42%
8 Hi
7%.
Hi
43%
43%
12 %
12Hi
11 Hi
12 Hi
11%
12
11%
llHi
11%
42Yt
11%
x35%
36 Hi
3614
37%
36'4
37%
35%
36 Hi
3
4
5
36Hi
55%
100
50
42 V2
41
6,600
•
5,700
46,700
59
57
GO %
56V2
58%
57
571/2
16,900
16Hi
17 %
171/2
18 >4
171/2
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
68,900
24%
24 Hi
24Hi
24 Hi
24%
24%
4,700
34%
34%
34%
35Y2
35%
35%
20,200
241/i
24%
24V2
24%
331%
34
33%
34
88%
871/4
871/4
38Y2
39'
38%
11 Hi
11%
11 Hi
64
64
62%
63%
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62
*871/4
*60
39
39%
39 Hi
40
39Hi
39 Hi
3,900
11%
12%
11%
12 Ya
llHi
24.400
64
64
64
64
11%
641/2
*60
62
*60
62
62
2 7 Hi
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
43%
451/4
441/4
4614
45%
46
34
34
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1
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22Hi
33%
35
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28
41,700
23
24 Hi
23%
23%
40,900
x44
5
1
3
25%
35
80
87%
1214
27 Hi
9%
*86
39
271/8
*33%
871/4
871/4
28Y2
-No par
56
58
*86
27%
100
1
1
42
8,800
15,600
44,300
8
36%
10
common—25
100
8-50
Co
7%
a
Co„
Airplane Corp.l
Corp
7,400
37
23%
Foods Co common
Finance
170
38
37%
36H4
39
4% convertible preferred
Family
84
22Hi
Co
Fatetaff Brewing Corp.^
84
39
No par
&
85
*84
24 V2
Phonograph
Faircliild Engine &
*3.700
38 Hi
(fc Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
43*%
23Hi
preferred series A
5%
Erie
92 %
43
24 Hi
Corp
>13% Jan
<
*88
92%
4,800
44
85
*83%
37 Hi
66%
431/2
38 Hi
Inc
Dec
Apr 30
37%
37%
85
65Hi
441/2
44
45Hi
1,266
67Hi
38
Erie RR common
60% Feb
11
*83%
■
78
183
65
23%
Empire District Electric Co—
44% Jan
2
54% May 20
85
151Hi
*77
182
78 Hi
*88
Natural Gas_
Electric Mfg Co
Endicott Johnson Corp
43%
45 '
181
330
68%
67 %
68
153%
5
Amer shares10
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
13% Jan
55 % Jan
El
37%
66-
152Hi
*76%
180%
153%
100
Amer—1
Battery
Watch
Jan
35 Hi Mar
common
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
27
!
64 %
Eaton
4%(i
18%
4
31
26% Jan
prior preferred
4
Mar 27
20% Feb
8Hi Dec 31
6 Hi Jan
41/2%
5
34% Jan
19
-
47% Feb
Oct
7% Dec
•
Feb
14
44%
43%
44%
17,200
33 Hi'
331/2
33%
400
9%
55,900
33Hs
9%
32 %
9%
S3
9%
32%
5,IOC'
33
•
*92
96
490
95%
95%
23.
23 %
22Hi
22 Hi
3,600
34Hi
33%
34
2,100
x34
Volume
189 ' Number
582V
.
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year J958
4:3
May 19
3% Apr
7
.
11% Jan
50
Feb
32-
Mar
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
49 % Feb
Oct
13
2
5% Jan
6
8% Feb
24
2
18% Jan
22
9
57% Mar
Fansteei
6
Fa wick
17% Dec
l(i
13% Jan
27
64
Dec
17
64
Jan
16
68
Jan
22
3
55
Dec
18
47% Feb
10
53% Jan
2
24% Aug 21
21% Jan
2
29% Mar
6
2
18% Apr
Monday
EXCHANGE
6% Dec
35
LOW
new york stock
Highest
Metallurgical Corp
5.5/z'i
5
_
common
£onv pfd 1953 series
22
2
56% Jan
5
23% Fob 26
50
27
,Jun
Jan
21% Jan
Nov 20
52
19 Va Jan
22
29% Jan
57
30
50% Feb
6
59
Jan
29
16%. May
23% Mar 13
19% Jan
2
25% Jan
19
27% Jan
15
30% Nov 17
16% Jan
20% Jan
83% Jan
16% Apr 25
£8% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
15% Apr 25
6% Mar 10
37% Jan
6
S5% Dec 31
3
Oct 29
28
4
55
Feb
19
Feb
4
180
Feb
2G
65% Feb
12
24% Mar 14
17 % Feb
27
19% Jan
12
2
44"% Jan
16
45% Feb
16
Dec
22
168
49% July 29
136
Dec 10
104% Jun
88
.5
155
19
80% Jan
2
25% Mar
2
20% Jan 14
9% Jan
5
32% Dec
86:
107
Jan
2
2
Nov 10
69
35% Apr
£7% Jan
13
Jan
7
2
2
25% Feb 25
5
13
5
97
21% Jan
6
26
28
92
Feb
27
31
Mar
89 .Feb
2
31% Mar
'37% Jan
4
Feb
89
114% Feb 20
9
.
.
5
Jan
6
Jan
28
42 % Mar
17% Dec 31
15% Mar
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
53%
53%
23%
2Z50
53%
53%
53%
21%
23%
23
30%
31%
31
53%
54%
53%
.
Z_Z__ZZZZZZIZ
1
com
No par
52%
53%
100
rl77%
Ins NY
5
Firestone Tire & Rubber
17%
6.25
91% Jan
14
95
July 1
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
2
Ncfpar
92% Jan
2nd
pfd
16
Light Co
_
21% Jan
Nov
19
20 Va Jan
2
33% Feb
38% Mar
10 % Jan
12% Jan 21
10% Jan
14
67% Jan
15
107% Nov
7
8% Jan
2
20% Dec
18
2
70
Dec
97
Jan
18% Jan
13
4
19% Feb
13
2
2
24% Feb
.
20
104% Feb
*14% Jan
69% Jan
24
3%% preferred
Mineral Co
16
77
Fob 26
31%
30%
31 Va
x53
53
53 %
69% '
18% 4
Va
69%
68%
17%
18%
18
76%
76%
76%
103%
76%
23Tb
24:
112%
112%;
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24%
10%
24%
10%
11
57%
57%
-88
88
111
78
23%
57%
10%
56%
1
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76%
10%
112
112%
112%.
30%
30%
92%
92%
92%
94%
93 3 4
95%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
39%
41%
39%
40
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32'%
40
-
*91%
>
33
32%
30%
30%
31%
31
11%
31%
24%
40%
93
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8,500
41 Va
42
41%
42%
18,600
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93
*91%
,
93
32%
31
16%
15%
16%
43%
43%
44
100
*160
32%
185
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'
185
31%
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94
92%
92%
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95
40%
41%
41%
44%
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44%
5
55%
55%
55%
56%
56%
57%
185
45 %
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43%
57%
54%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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35%
38%
36%
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11
10%
10%
19
19%
19
19
18%
19
V 19
101%
100
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100
99
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23%
100
preferred
22%
76%,
76%
*76
19 %
20%
x20%
21%
22
22%
101%
98
23 %
23%
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77%
22 %
23%
77%
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93
45
45,200
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37
11
18%
122,200
55%
21%
11
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185
36
37%
10%
38%
10%
37%
10%
3,200
16,300
21 Va
21%
35%
10%
1
44
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8,100
30%
15%
43%
56%
.
93
15
44%
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35%
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23,600
11,900
95%
30%
.
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21%
common
1,610
30%
94%
16%
Freeporfc Sulphur Co
5,700
100
•
':
112%
23%
42%
1
11%
58%
89
96
32
V
40
3.200
53,400
18,500
24%
16%
10
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5,200
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23%
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56%
; *88
31%
43%
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27,400
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16%
r
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23%
.
42%
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40%
6,300
'
16%
135
23%
:
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6,000
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103%
76%
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89
43%
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39%,
„
57%
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6,400
30,400
145 Vr 147%
*102
11%
57
*8<?%^ 89
16%
Franklin Stores Corp
Fruchatif Trailer Co
;
145%
1
Sugar Co
41%
39%
145
*102
5,200
10
68%
17%
42%
200
11,600
'
68%
Z
,
53%
17%
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Foremost Dairies Tnc
4%
31
54 %
103%.
24%
-
31%
41%
1
23%
57Tb
43
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco
42%
3,600
22
145%
25 %
Va
56%
21%
I
Ford Motor Co
39% Oct
23
3,700
14,100
,
22
145
77%.
54
56%
*102
10%
10
Foote
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
22
23%
103%
89%
1
54
.
67%
I
1
12,100
49%
29Tb
21%
ZZlO
Mach & Chera Corp—
3%% convertible preferred
5
*23%
55%
145%
57%
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common
17%
41%
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4
23
69
20,200
28%
54%
103%
-57%
2 50
-
Fluor Corp Ltd
45% Mar
54%
22%
17%
10%.
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Florida Power Corp
Florida Power &
57% Mar
2
53%
,;
143
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ZNO pari
rpreferred
367/a Feb 18
54%
68
.
41%
76%;
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9
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5
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23%
23%
28 Tb
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105
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Firth
Stores
54%
23%
28
145
143
100
Firstamerica
A
54
23%
49%
,.
67
17%
38%
com
4%% preferred
First National Stores
65 %
10
Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
conv
27%
54
49%
177%
Kdelity Plicnix Fire
19,300
17%
70
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-
49%
-
27%
27%
70
17%
1
50
54
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preferred
convertible
49%
8
57%
8%
54%
,
8%
17%
*62
27%
*23%
31
x30%
-
$4.20 divid pfd 6cr of '51
—15
Food Giant Markets Inc
4'/o convertible
preferred-,
20
50
70
••"23%
8
Jan
49%
*62
25
2
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17%
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Jan
182
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28
Food Fair
17% Jan
5
18
24
17%
50%
6
93
17%
49%
Fibreboard Paper Prod
**
70
17%
10
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
55%
7%'
Shares
Mar. 6
"
27%
Federated Dept Stores.
x54%
7%
1
preferred
*$4.50
56 %
7%
17%
17%
"62
35% Jan
5
46% Dec
2
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
180% Dec
8% Jan
f4
Jan
55
7%
the Week
Friday
Mar. 5
7%
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4.60%
4*
7%.
17
.
35% Oct 27
100
-
26% Feb.
3
87
2
11% Mar 6
5B% Feb 18
'
56
40% Sep 10
96
Mar 17
35% Dec 31
30
6
103% Feb
91% Dec 31
Jan
147% Mar
6
9
4
Jun
25% Nov 28
,
5
57
Sales for
,
Thursday
"
7%
_
94
9
12% Jan
7% Jan
69 % Mar
Feb
61% Dec 15
112% Dec 16
3
33% July 18
Jan
,
101% Jan
73
29
13
J.25% Jan
22% Nov 21
10% Sep
_
38% Mar
Nov 12
17 *; Apr
E4
32% Jan 26
67% Dec 31
52% Dec
14
47% Feb 10
1G7% Dec
Dec
55%
PRICES
Mar. 4
5
_
29% Jan
54%
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 3
53%
50
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co_
AND niGH
Tuesday
Mar. 2
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19
24,000
34,200
1,200
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22%
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77 %
20
23%
26%
67,200
21%
77%
7,100
21%
23%
101%
21%
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Jan
a
14% Dec
Jan
19
26% Mar
6
Gabriel
8% Jan
2
17% Nov 17
16% Jan
2
22% Mar
4
Gainble-Skogmo
40% Jan
22
48
45% Jan
12
20% Jan
35
7
17
July
9
13
Dec
31
51% Dec
4
46
Jan
48% Feb
19
2
34% Mar
18
39% Jan 27
32
Jan
2
17
27
Jan
2
45% Dec
2
38% Feb
3% Jan
2
7% Oct
22
5% Jan
Oct
22
31% Jan
37% Jan
17% Nov
12
17% Jan
19 % Mar
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
2
3 % Jan
£2% Apr
2
26% Jan
94% Oct 15
S
24% Feb 25
34
67% NOV 26
7% Nov 20
2
Jan
2
11
33% Jan
9
95% Feb
33% Feb 26
8
Nov" 7
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
Gamewcll
Gardner-Denver Co
2
Garrett
Gar
4%%
convertible
3
General
American
19
36% Feb
9
2
GVo
convertible
General
22
General
5
General
Amer
22
General
Baking Co
62% Mar
14% Jan
142% Mar
5
$8
8
3
General
2
38% Nov
5
43% Dec 11
6
41% Jan
9
General
7
40 Va Feb
10
44% Jan
15
Jan
3
93% Jun
80
Jan
13
83
Feb
9
Jan
14
74% Dec
,75
48'
7% Nov
27
3
7
9% Nov 10
10
Apr 29
Apr
8
14
29% Dec 18
Apr
53
57
69
Jan
7% Feb
2
5
Jan
28
19
58% Feb
9
79% Dec 29
74% Feb
30% Jan
67% Nov
24
9
8% Mar
79% Feb
3
9% Jan
2
33% Feb 27
66% Jan
81
5
Mar
3
39% Mar
6
16% Jan
2
34% Doc 31
Jan
13
Mar
2
2
79% Dec
2
22% Dec 18
74% Feb
4% Jan
16% Feb
21% Mar
3
2
89% Dec 30
88% Jan
98
109% Jan
114
48
•
CO % Jan
103
Sep 19
33% Jan
2
105% Oct
6
117
52
Jun
3
Nov
6
84
Jan
Mar
.50% Jan
19
3
General
4%
52% Feb 24
S7% Jan
8
23
Feb
14
23
Jan
2
40% Ja»
7
28% Sep
16
25% Jan
2
29% Jan 22
28
11
27
Jan
2
29% Feb
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8%
79
79
210
79
500
8%
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9 Va
32
30%
31%
30%
31%
19,100
63%
61%
62%
61%
62%
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80%
79%
80%
80%
81
68,000
38%
39
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39
38%
39
84
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83
82
82%
39%
81%
39%
81%
82%
82
82 %
15,000
1
20 %
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
19%
20
50,500
common
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96 %
96
100
111%
46%
111%
87
15
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112
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112
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96
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114
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96
113
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98
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310
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46%
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45%
44%
45
45
45
45%
45%
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32
32
33
33
33
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33
56%
55%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56
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5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,100
1,700
33%
55%
1,400
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36
32%
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$3 convertible preferred—-No par
,
112%
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■General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
95%
112
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No par
$5 preferred
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6,100
27,300
530
56%
1,700
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5%
5%
5-%
25,300
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48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
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49%
48%
49 %
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6.67
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
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35%
34%
35
4,800
—10c
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
General
8%
H%
78
62%
15
2
x8%
8%
84
79%
19
46% Jan
77%
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81
5% Jan
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77%
63%
57% Feb
2
83
62%
2
Jan
82%
77%
80
2
52% Jan 12
1,120
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32
5% Jan
39% Feb 18
82%
78
82%
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31%
52 % Jan
21
143
8%
63%
6
9
8%
32%
20
24
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31%
Oct
27
8%
*
62%
52% Feb
Feb
142 3'4
6,300
15,200
9,000
13%
143 Va
79%
33% Mar
Jan
142
62
13%
ZZZs
Z.ZZZZl
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Co.
2
19
142
,
8%
32%
29% Jan
47% Feb
141%
13%
34%
61
62%
6,000
31% Feb 24
33
141%
34%
35%
84
Precision Equipt Corp
31
13%
*82%
General
16
13%
84
General
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
13%
3,300
84
12
50% Dec
58%
13%
35%
98
3,100
3,000
24
38% Dec
35%
57%
13%
200
45
44
37 % Feb
2
35%'
56%
34%
55%
35%
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43%
87% Jan
87%Jan
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98
44%
2
21% Apr 15
15% Jan
3
35%
43%
28
6
44%
43%
Jan
2
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35%
43%
79
7
44
,
43%
31% Jan
Jan
45
35%
97
43%
20
4 s.
35
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i 42:%
100
„
41
44%, Jan
35%
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5c/o preferred
$1.60
*43
45
1,700
5,300
15,300
6%
36%
87% Nov 20
6
19
6%
36
2
27
19
6%
37
48%. Jan
Jan
19%
6%
8Va
Outdoor Advertising
Portland Cement Co.
Aug 25
May 26
19%
6%
36%
7
27
19%
6%
8%
Corp
General
19
6%
37%
12
3
19
8%
42% Jan
4
37%
37%
83% Jan
Mar
36%
38
16
87
36%
37%
92% Jan 22
112% Mar
3,300
36
*96%
34 Va
58 Va
141
48,700
36%
97
141
7%
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■
7,100
6%
7
36
'
44
-47% Jan 22
6%
4,200
8%
6
2
'
41%
37%
Jan
19
7
97
141
Co
Electric
6%
48
5
Aug 29
Dec
34%
7'
47%
2
__
83
117% Jan
35%
13%
Finance Corp
General Food3 Corp
General Instrument
General
18%
6%
*43%
6%
55'%
34
12
18%
45
34%
45% Feb
107% Jan
9
36
13 %>
Cable Corp com
Mills
36
55%
General
General
6%
.
35%
41
41%
6%
49%
34%
48
41 Va
35
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*49
35%
47%.
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Inc.—
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Gen Contract Finance
Corp.
2
General Controls Co
"5
General Dynamics Corp „_ZZZ ZZZ1
General
34%
41%
34%
Baneshares Corp
Bronze Corp..
Cigar
36
48 %
45
•r
5
1st preferred
General
35
41%
5
preferred
Dec
19% Jan
30% Apr
35%
48
Transportation—1.25
common
49 Va
48%
6%
1
22
*48%
41%
18%
com
24%
21%
49%
47%
1
of Texas.,
22%
22%
x40%
*34%
100
Amer Oil Co
22%
48%
6%
50
$4.50 preferred
49%
413 a
"1
com
Investors
7
Jan
2
Mar
American
9G% Jan
39
'
28
7% Feb
Indus
preferred
35
20 3 4
21%
*48%
20%
22
47%
50
Acceptance Corp
Feb
35%
*48%
41
comZZZZl
preferred
49%
35 Va
ZZZZZIZZZZZ2
Inc
21%
*48%
5
__
Corp (The)
Industries
Wood
General
Jan
36
Co
6
19
5
_
preferred- IZ~5o
(The)
Nonar
4
12% Jan
138
j
Inc common
convertible
2
42% Jan
8
18
14%
(The)
64% Jan
Apr
141
Feb
7% Mar
40% Sep
102
51% Feb
S% Jan
123
50
6% Mar
44% Mar
36% Dec
6
5%
Co
19%
19%
19%
10%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,800
51%
51%
51%
52
19%
x51%
51%;
51%
51%
2,700
10
Shoe
Corp—Name changed
General Steel Castings Corp
1
Genesco
51%
52
28
Inc-
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
$1.32
preferred
25
29
29
*28%
29%
*28%
$1.30
preferred
25
*28
28%
*28
27%
27%
27%
27%
*28%
29%,
*28%
29%
28
*27%
28
.
6,900
General Telephone Co of Florida—
Nov
27% Sep
63
4
26% Jan
7
29 % Feb
13
17
Dec
60% Feb
6
69
27
60
Dec~3l
10% Jan
2
34%
22% Apr
7
50% Dec
83
3
90 % Aug
275
Dec
Feb
129
Apr 29
3
16
1
15
Feb
35
12
Jan
2
44% Jan
15
90
Feb
9
253
Feb
73% Mar
59 % Jan
3
Time Corp
General
Tire
9
Jan
12
Sep
9
90% Jan
8
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
104
20 % Jan
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
2
36
Mar
26% Jan
13
52% Dec
30
52
Jan
2
72
Feb
66% Jan
5
28% Jan
22
8
400% Feb 27
99% Mar
Jan
3
26
2
19
63% Jan
9
23% Jan 10
30% Oct
15
23% Feb
26
33% Apr
3
49% Oct 14
45% Feb
9
21% Jan
7
39% Dec 10
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
921% Jan 27
95 % Feb
27
15% Apr
23% Jan
2
27% Jan
8
23
47
4.4
Jan
7
3% Jan
12
89% Jan 21
16
Apr
9
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
Dec
5
3% May 15
36% Jan
8
69
90
90
4%% conv preference
$5 preference
100
*350
450
390
390
*350
430
*350
420
*340
420
60
07
98
*97
98
490
103
103
*102
103
5 % %
preference
Genesco
..100
Inc
Products
52% Sep 22
62% Nov 20
33% Jan 15
23% Jan 31
27% Jan
76
46% Feb
18
50
Jan
9
58% Feb
10
66
Jan
16
8
41
Dec
Oct 28
88
July
3% Jan
3
46
Dec
23
9% Dec
Apr 17
24
59
66%
24%
25%
46
45%
46
5
42%
43%
42%
43
*94%
20% Jan
2
2
67 r Apr
17
31% Dec
12
146% Jun
'77
Nov
4
18
22% Jan
14% Jan
2
2
19% Dec 11
80% Jun
9
87
17% Mar 20*
7% Dec
16
For footnotes
39% Dec
29
28
Jan
7
135% Jan
6
Feb
25
74
38% Jan
'17% Jan
2
6
15
47% Feb
5
19% Feb
18
20
22% Jan
2
10% Jan
10
7% Jan
2
Feb
80% Jan
88% Jan
4
26.
30% Feb 18
140
2
17
page
4
85% Jan 28
Apr
26% Dec
see
20
28% Mar
10
Jan
3
16
25 %
3,900
49
48%
48%
48%
48%
8,500
48%
49
3%
4
185
*167
4%
185
86%
88
3%
*167
87%
86%
4
3%
100
4
10,700
185
*167
185
88
86
87
8,300
130
15,700
128%
128%. 130
5
126
128%
125%
129%
128%
130%
4
*39
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
1,500
43
43 %
43 Va
43%
42%
43%
13,300
3Vb
3%
3%
3%
3 Va
3%
56,800
9 Va
9%
9
9%
8%
9
Grand
5
47%
48 Va
47%
48%
47%
48 Va
47
47%
47 Va
47%
13,700
62
63%
61%
62%
61 Va
62 %
60%
61%
59%
7,400
5
45%
45%
45%
45%
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45 %
43 Va
44%
43%
60%
44%
100
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84%
*83%
85
x84 %
84%
84 %
84%
83
83%
1
12%
13%
13%
14%
13 Va
13%
13%
14%
13%
14
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__1
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46%
46%
44%
46 Va
44%
29%
30
Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel
Great
Mar
94%
24
3%
6
Jan
94 Va
24%
9%
55% Jan
57
43
95%
24
43%
G
55% Feb 27
41%
*94%
24%
9%
44% Mar
30
41%
95%
3'%
15
8
15,100
42%
*24%
43%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
27
42
41%
*94%
3%
5
Feb
1,900
44,300
39,000
24
9%
7
40
%
46%
43%
8% Jan
49% Jan
23%
45%
95%
4
86%
24%
46
24%
*167
90 %
24
45%
:<•■
9%
4
26% Jan h 2
185
87%
10
60,800
3%
84% Mar
14% Mar
1
4%
4
*167
x48%
10,300
67%
66%
43%
47% Feb 25
10
1
100
24
90
34%
1
2
12
49%
49%
*94%
*66
,10
5
2
Oct
24%
66%
205,700
No par
(W R) & Co
77% Jan
Sep
96
24
5
.
33%
65 %
56%
Granby Consol M S & P.
Graham-Paige Motors
38% Jan
31
66
66 3 ft
66%
10
2
61
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
66%
25%
(The)
8
11
51 % Nov
37
131% Jan
Dec
34%
65%
65%
Grace
4
34
66%
45%
17
21
35%
63%
25%
42% Feb
Feb
34%
67%
%
49% July 31
3% Dec
3
Jan
35 %
65%
66%.
9
4
35%
46%
Goebel
103
68%
..No par
$4.50 preferred
97%
36
25
2
9% Feb 24
103
65%
2
46
103%
46
Jan
7
*102
97%
98
23'%
Jan
9
103
97%
64%
67%
1
4% Jan
2% Jan
99%
4
19
7% Jan
65%
70%
10
Co
40% Feb
13
67%
35%
1
Gladding McBean & Co
GItdden Co
*102
1
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
96%
100
130% Mar
8% Oct
21,100
63
loo
2
'
51
preferred
7
1
51%
45,700
66%
35 % Jan
41
51%
67%
90
69%
95
117% Jan
4
50%
67%
*90
3
24
51%
69%
95
39% Nov
124% Dec 30
90% Feb
50
68%
50%
*90
2
14
70
95
12
76% Jan
68%
*90
Glmbel Brothers common
17
73%
50%
43% Feb 25
Feb
70%
99,700
95
Getty Oil Co
Gillette (The) Co
50% Jan 27
4% Jan 28
72
27%
71%
48% Jan 19
175
69%
200
70%
67
Feb
9
68%
10
com
Jan
Jan
73%
48%
Rub
69;
172
70%
*90
&
SO
July 10
81% Dec 29
28
72%
83 %c
4%%
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gould-National Batteries Inc
175
53% May 19
28
69 Va
10
Electron Corp
General
Feb
91
44% Jan
Tele &
29
90
2
64% Dec 29
Genl
28%
10
Telephone Corp
74% Feb 27
Jan
79
General
29%
Grant (W T) Co common
3%%
Gt Northern
Great
Iron
Ore Prop
Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
Great Western
Ry Co
Sugar com
7% preferred
Green
Green
Bay A Western RR
(H L)
Co Inc
12.50
Grevhound Corp (The) common—3
4% %
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
1
29%
30
47%
48
49
47%
48%
55%
55%
55%
56%
56 Va
57
29%
29%
140
140
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78
43%
29%
138%
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44%
43%
29%
140
78
44%
293 a
29%
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43%
78
44 Va
19 Va
Xl8%
19 V.
88%
♦87
88%
27%
27%
8
8
18%
_
27%
8
28 %
8
18%
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19
88 Va
390
29%
29%
47%
48%
48%
48%
55%
:
45%
29%
57
55
55%
6,000
16,500
28%
28%
6,500
139%
139%
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28%
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139
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78
44
44 Va
*
*87%
2,400
63,400
36,700
29%
30
29%
46 Va
No par
23
No par
No par
100
.100
1
r
4,900
18%
18%
87
87
27%
27%
x27 Va
8
8
8
27%
8
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43%
18%
•87
26%
♦8
6,000
260
78
44
%
•
10,200
•
26,300
19-
27,600
30
88%
27 Va
8%
600
IS
The Commercial and
to
.
Chronicle
Financial
.
.
Monday, March
.
(U44)
9
1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lUnge
l-»nge Since Jan. I
Year 1938
Highest
Lowest
May
14
Mar
B2
89 % Jan
22
78% Jan
6
72%
111%
;
73
115%
29%
*71%/ 72%
»-
29%
116%
28s*
28%
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Oil Cerp
28%
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for
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Mar. ft
29%
23%
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72%
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113%
119%
®
5
Jan
Common
$4.20 dividend preferred-—-100
•"54.40 dividend preferred
,—100
$4.44 dividend preferred
'
10ft
89
Mar
5
Jan
9
13
May
1
Jun
102% Feb
104%
13
4
10o% Mar
1
4
94
109
preferred
Gulf
62% Mar
84% Jan 20
093/4 Sep 25
SALE
1
Friday
<
ti,p Week
Mar. 6
"
1.
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120%
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73
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71%
7,500
71'
%
t
121?,,
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61
89
89
09
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98
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94
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61%
89
119%
121
300
J8.000
Gulf States Utilities Co—
89% Jan 22
100
Mobile & Olilo RR couuNo par
$5
127% Jan 22
26
May 29
96
10
95% Jan
.71% Mar
110% Feb
Gulf
30% Feb 17
2
102% July 14
Oct 30
90
257/8 Jan
55% Dec 31
6
Sep 19
64
HIGH
Mar.
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Par
»
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
'
28 Vt Nov 17
75% gee 22
129
Dec 16
9
5
Feb 25
101
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
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LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Mar"~3
lo.>% Mar
$5
4
59%
No par
—
dividend, preferred—
*91%
94
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—300
r
89
93
92
94
*91
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104
104
$5.03 dividend preferred——100,
89
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93
93
62%
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89
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60%
61
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94
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210
94
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105
100%
480
105%
40
■
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88% Jan
49% Apr
Jan
69% Jan
9
28% Jan 20
8
21% Feb
3
24
8
88
58% Mar
Jan
6
95
Jan
9
33
Jan
5
19
39% Jan
5
49
Jail
30
47% Feb 18
41
/,
Dec
Nov
Water
—25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hail (W F) Printing Co__ i
5f
Hamilton Watch Co common—
1
15
29 Va Feb
Hackensack
15
Feb
33% Sep 26
2
2
13
,
3
5
25% Jan
99
2
81% Jan
26% Jan
13
24% Dec
7
13% May 20
70
47% Jan
2
69
Aug 14
29 % Nov 18
Jan 21
20
20
44% Feb
47% July
3
4cJt>
convertible
preferred-
Co
Htuninond Organ Co-
6
5
132
Jan
13
Harbison-Walk Refrac
G'/o preferred
23
; Apr
7
32% Dec
1
30% Jan
7
38
Jan
28
Harris-Intertype
SO
Jan
13
44 Va Dec
30
39% Feb
13
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
29% Nov
14
26% Feb
36% Nov
0% Dec
18
17
34
9
Dec
22
38% Jan
51% Dec 31
52% Jan
.2
77% Mar
14
Jan
27
16% Jan
64% Jan
2
%
—
Jan
80
123
:
47% Dec
140
Nov 10
3% Jan
44% Feb
10
127
Mar 17
Mar
34
5
15% Nov
67
Nov 10
89% Feb 21
86
17% Jan
30% Dec
28
17
12
3
10% Feb
39
8
Harshaw Chemical
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
19
Jan 15
Mar
Vb Feb 26
3
16
89
Feb
16
31 Va Jan
28*
33
27
Jan
8
27
30% Jan
7
35% Jan
23
37% Feb
19% Nov 10
7
20% Jan
1
61
Nov
31
118
Apr
23
53% Jan
3
Jan
19
112% Jan
6
50
20
107 % Oct
70% Nov
19
66
31
34
4
72 V* Jan
Jan
Hertz
14
35% Nov 20
13
7
29
13'% Jan
18% Feb
27
Jan
74% May 29
64% Jan
69
Feb
25
74
Jan
2
88% Nov 28
85
95
31 % Jan
15% Sep
Jan
Mar
2
33% Dec
19
0 Va Jan
10
15% Dec
31
15% Jan
19
21
2
45% Dec
18
36% Jan
23
9% Jasa 20
12% Nov
14
12
Jan
5
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
5
5
52% Mar
23% Mar
Jan
17% Jan
3
7
Jan
Feb
15
«;
2
3
24
May 21
47% Dec 31
27% Feb
2
43% Jan
9
49% Jan
39% Feb 24
23% Apr
7
67% Dec
16
54 Va Mar
6
65% Jan
2
39% Nov
20
35% Jan 28
42% Feb
19
85
Sep
92
Jan
31
84
89
8,
Jrfh
30
2
82% Jan
2
5
Jan
2
7,
Mar
7
Feb
9
8% Jail
7
29 Vt Nov
21
27
Feb
13
29 % Feb
2
10
23% Nov
28
20% Jan
7
24
Feb
5
86% Jan
27% Jan
0
41% Dec
3
40% Jan
16
41
Feb
13
39% Sep
16
8% Nov 20
2
74% Dec 29
84
81
Dec
1
90
92
Feb
20
52% Jun
Jun
37% Jail
2
75
6
6
6
80% Mar
2
Jun
6
13
95
75
Nov
12 /
33 Va Mar
97 % Aug
12
.
Jan
83% Jan
Feb
5
85% Mar
96'% Jan
30
17
70% Jan
12
75
8% Jan 22
15% Dec 18
11% Jan
15
16% Jan
6% Jan
13 % Jan
8
Jan
17 V«
60%
59%
116%
115 V.
60% *;
116%
26-
71%
72
1
35V«
35%
35%
5
37%
37%
x36?%
14% Dec
30
18
3 Va Sep
22
7% Sep
9
9
1
16% Mar
3
1 Va Jan
•
2% Mar
3
3% Jan
6% Mar
3
64 V4 Mar
5
40% Apr
14
63
Oct
13
59% Jan
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
19
ly
87% Jan
91% Feb
3
6% Oct
2
20% Feb
87% Dec
Jan" lT
2% Jan
20
5% Jan
20% Jan
2
38% Dec
3
35% Jan
13% Jan
2
24 Vh Dec
1
21
85% Feb
11
50
Dec
13
50%
Dec~3l
31
46
Jan
38% Jan
23% Jan
21
Jan"
29% Jan
38% Dec
2
41
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
47
Dec
1
81
47% Jan
9
2
51
Jun
2
47% Feb
2
6% Apr 25
9% Nov
14
Jan
2
85
Jan
2
101
156 v May 27
J162
73
24% Nov
2
22% Jan
Apr 29
Oct,
.
86
27
143
Jan
,
.
22 Vb Feb
Feb
43
13
150% Jail
36% Jail
49% Feb
12
29% Jan
31 Vb Feb
17
61% Dec 30
58 % Jan
94
90% Jail
30
26 % Sep
30
25
Jan
2
29
494
Jan
28
552
Dec
0
11
15
7
13
1
39% Jan 27
73
7
11
22% July 14
'12%
4
40
59
130
May 7
41% Oct 30
25
Jan
13
28
Jan
2
35% Oct
29% Jan
13
65% Dec
16
37
34
.
3
33%
May 28
32% Sep
Jan
28
2
19
17
31
Feb
-
Jan
3
2
2
9
29
16?.;
17
163a
68%
68
68
93
93 %
93
93 Vb
95
95
95
33 %
33%
17%
17%
47%
49
5;
29% Feb
*28%
12.50
43%
10'
4
16
14
"
5 '
38% Jan
20
33% Jan
37% Jan
21
44% Nov
19
38% Feb
119% Jan
42% Oct 28
38
36% Jan
.
2
3
J5
88
Jan
24
34% Apr 23
52% Dec 31
53
Dec 31
56% Dec 31
Apr
61
11
4
May 22
For footnotes
Dec
30
99% Aug
54 Va Oct
7
see
page
8
20
45
Jan
15
123
Jan
23
44% Mar
7
31% Jan
28
85 Va Jan
6
85
Jan
16
57
Feb
27
23
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29
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44 ?«
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45
44%
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'
57
42
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5614
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89
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89
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37%
37%
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22%
22 Va
22 V4
46
46%
%
91
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5 Vz
7%
5%
53.4
6,400
14
10%
47,500
214 '
38
36 3 4
36?4
55,400
i800
22%
22%
22 lit
22
22V4
2,700
46
46?,1
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46%
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32%
33 Va
32? i,
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11,400
50%
51 ?'»
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51%
24.400
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43
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46
50
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45
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24'%
23
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29
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34,200
527
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200
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18?b
19
18
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95
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94?/4
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28,300
18
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133
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31 ?4
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38%
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35%
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3514
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Jewel Tea Co Inc common new_.
5%
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80
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150
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preferred
La-ughlin Steel
14C
50
1
1
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
Jones &
3,000
47
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Corp
Interstate Dept Stores-——
Johnson & Johnson
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47
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32
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163
137
137%
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Johns-Manvllle Corp.-,
;
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76
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19
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Interstate Power CoIowa Eleo Light & Power C°
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
$6
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.
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100
—
31.
74
42.
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preferred
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49%,.
47 Va"
*44%
23%,
46%*
1
common
.
„
*46
39V4
39
9%
5
Int'l «)ckel of Canada
No par International Packers Limited
1
,
v
98ni 100%
,-100: .;,<fl53 c 163
No par
138
. 138
Interimfional Mining Corp
International Paper
$4 preferred
■
5%
'
22%
100
70
90% r.
*37?4
43
*42 %
46
19?,,
*9014
37 Va
46
43
*45
*1914
•
"
1,700
..
5?V
38%,
*42 '4
1.800
51.4
6
46%
38%
1,700
19 ?H
91
521a
38%
•.38? b
64
19%
19?8'
32 7
3834
63%
5%
507h
38 VB
514
^
22
62'%
:
12,300
37 %
33%
60 fit
'
2,200
2
5?:,/
*9014
32 Va
33
5l
—100
preferred
80
:t
14
*19
4614
34
5
72 7
6 Vb
-
43
%
47
cora-i
420
15?.,
2% <
19%.
90%
6
49%
preferred
300
5,100
96
72%
9014
*19%
37%
20
Int'l Minerals :& Chemical
9.400
407«
'
—No par
Int'l Business Machines
Int'l Harvester common
~
227«
40%
33V4
l
90
7 lit
27%
7%
27
47
Interchemieal Corp common
4 Va %
preferred
CI
Interlake Iron Corp,
6,600
57
41%
50
Inspiration Cons CopperInsuvanslvares Ctfs Inc
2,400
44% "
56%
15
,
4,700
29 ,%*■
*2814
45
57%
' -
*87%
7%
27%
28 3 4
33,300
,
42
56%
41
No par
;
1,500
14%.
22%
5
preferred
16
6
13:<4
23 ?i)
22%
Industria Electrica De Mexico
S A
;
100 pesos
Industrial Rayon
1
19
47% Mar
14
23 Va
1
common
26
103% Jan 28
53% Jan 21
i3?4
5
57% Jan
2
48
13%
23%
7%
10
67% Jan
Jan
50?4
13%
23
100
—
51% Jan 28
49 Va Feb
9
59% Jan
2
97
49%
14%
23%
1914
86% Jan
58% Feb
49?.,
50%
1334
23 ?«
27%
•••• •.
12,700
16?4 '
64-14
Refrigerator Co
35 %
16 ::4
1914
convertible pfd series A
590
171%
64
28
9
49%
34?%
35?!!
19?it
Jaeger Machine Co
23% Jan
2
13
Jan
Feb
52'%
34%
"17
64
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co—__i
25% Mar
82
17%
19
3
21% Feb 25
•
47
82% Dec 23
Feb
35 %
17% '
6314
:
230
96
33%
7% preferred
■
25
International Telep & Teleg-Nopar
When
issued
i
4
36% Jan
33%
18
49
87%
No par
16 '
33% Jan
33%
17?4
Vb
56%
100t
International Shoe-i
19% Mar
33 VB
■
41%
com—_5
Interna It on«l Silver common,
33% Jau
*94 %
1,300
89,700
;
14%
23%
—_30
12
31% Jan
*94
36
23
-14
10
-
.
■
!«
50c
common.
13,000
16%
68'b
26
66% Mar
36
3514
17%
Jan
33 % Mar
3534
600
.
68 <4
35% Feb
10
Feb
v> 3534'
36%
42% Feb
7
3
38
37
27
28
10
26% Sep
Mar
145
2
5
5
34% July 16
33% Oct
•3
5
10
18 Vb Jan
90% May 12
■
Feb
Jan
16% Jan
66% Jan
28% Feb
19% Feb 25
25
24
2
82
Jan
Feb
126% July 24
10
14
94
25
Dec 31
35% Aug
38% Jun
,
13
Jan
84% Nov
Oct~17
33% Dec
2
18% Feb
126% Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
73
35
I9?i
29
57 Vo Feb
28
15% Jan
76% Jan
Feb
33% Jan
6
<
5
12% Jan
91
4
14
25
116% Feb
06% July 16
16% Nov
18
27% Jan
Mar
30% Feb
96 Vb Mar
Feb
20% Jan
43
20
122% Nov
13
5
12
153% Jan
Iff ?% Feb
13
.
6
6
*71
63
Inlp.nd: Steel Co
24
6
86% Jan
Oct
13% Dec 31
Dec
118
Jan
Jan
95
-
71
<
29% Mar
533
21% Aug 27
17
136
13% Jan
95% Feb
'
7
21% Jan
15
71%'
35%
63
6%
130
71
19%
Co
1,7G0
13,800
3514
>;'••
19%
Cement
17!'#:
60%
16%
-
147 % Jan
28 Vb July
13
13
22
77 Va Mar
Dec
167i,
x59V%
(%;:
110
*115?4 117
62%,
Ing'ersoll-Rand
25
29% Dec
*
16
Oct
Dec
Jan
15
133
29
Jun
•7% Jan
16
102% Jail
Dec
Sep 25
100
25 Va Jail
95% Jan
2
33% Sep
78'/a Jun
7% Jan
18
Feb
1
85% Feb 27
88
39% Jan 22
150
8
10
2
28
10'% Feb
37
66"-
preferred--:
.1
5o
4.26% preferred—,
_5o:
4.70% preferred
_50'
4.42% preferred
t
1
50
4.20% preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
14
j?eb
44
Jan
Jan
17?«
60
H7
30
17%
4.08%
5
44 % Jail
Jan " 2
Jan
47
14
8 % Jan
12
166
68% Jan
13% Apr
70% Jan
7
37
20
2
Jan
Jan
4
50
3,100
"
4
46% Mar
7
44
13
Oct * 3
26% July
5
Feb
43 % Feb
32 %
37
5%
Illinois Power Co
158'
18% Jun
800
9
1,600
67%
Idaho Power Co
7
July 18
13
25%
37
13
37
19
Ideal
3,800
87
28%
x32
.
62%
40
Jan
691%
87
1
Illinois Central RR Co
146
2
Jan
Jan
Nov
Feb
45% Jan
38% Nov 20
'
12
27
3,300
16%
i
53% Jail 21
25
48...
3
29% Jan
Jail
34% Feb
2
42% Jan
23
42% Dec
52
42
52% Jan 22
45% Dec
29
20
49% Mar
37% Feb
21
Jun
48
>
.*
Jan
30% Jan
28%
30
40,900
14
231%
'
noncumulative preferred—100
Hussmann
393«
69
.
23,300
76%
67 %
Howard Stores Corp—
1
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)
1:
tHudson & Manhattan com—-100
5%
5,500
72 ?4
71
i: '\
7,700
9?8
18%
-
29
8
41%
2.50
5 % preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
6% Feb 2$
13
36
32?,,
14
32
6,500
9 %
*39
88
4.0G0
40
31 la
2S7;,
17%
30
371«
40 Vb
^
77?4
59%.
127
36%
39?%
;
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
When issued
,
22% Jan 21
20% Feb
72%
37
70
127
v
68
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3"
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
5Vo
36
•
9?4*
*11514
74
35?'a
*71
74
3,700
'
'
37
16%
common
Corp
/
36?%
*71Vb
46%
453,'v
68
.
—
10
Apr
3% Dec
V;
No par
:
,
2,200
317 it
17%
'58%
17%;
'44%
37
116%
17%
43?4
45 ?4
2?%.
60
5,200
14
*86%.
37
:
58%
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting &,Power,
22
*36
.
32:%
116%
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
—100
4% preferred
100
6
27
"
,
.'
28%
57%
$4.25 preferred—
;
No par
Htttel Corp of America common
_1
5% convertible preferred—
25'
9
Jan
16% Feb
19
71%
88
28%
32
,
*17%
18
800
90
321%
39 ?a
14
*115%
5% convertible preferred
Homestakc MiningHonolulu Oil Corp
Chemical
37
"
22 3„
31 %
41
7514
100
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Hooker
5
*36
2,000
:
32%*
*39
No par
2 1/12
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Holly Sugar Corp
21
25% Jan
Jan
31%
37
1
*86 Va
31%
900
11.800
<■22 ?«
39 3:,
934
14%
7.1
72
88
•
a
6134
2714
32 ? i,'
3o:!a
39
70 Vb
22? i,
-90
3114
.
'77
14
28%
*36
commori
if The j
'
74%
14%
28%
preferred—25
Holland Furnace Co
4
29
Co
39
75 VB
31%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp__
1 ■
3 % % preferred series A
_100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
5
35% Mar
16% Jan
21
,
39 Vb
14
*86%
.
127
36 "tr.
323i
69
711/4
461
61
027
*
3914
38%
9%
9%
28%
-31
preferred
Hershey Chocolate Corp
2
-
10
*39
'
90
28%
lo
5%
21
•0
26% Jan
U% Jan
Powder
70%
1
45%
127
38 '/a
38%
14%
:
132
32 Vi
34
46%
62
44*14
"44
40
9%
*88
100 T
noncumulative
Hercules
39% Jan 22
33% Jan
25
:
;
45%
45 :!i
39 Vb
33%
70%
•
■
40
37 Va
39%
44
44
37%
10%
14%
31 %
37 Vb
32 VB
69
*8914
*127
36%
46
2714
*
46%
•
'
89 Vb
37%
"i 39%
,61%
■V 27%
22 ?j;
V 31%
122
37
35%
*39
-
22%
22%
$9%
45% * '
31
5 '
27 Vb
31%;
46%
40% {
'
89%
*127'.:
% 10
1
Hercules Motors
3
38% Feb
Jan
36% Dec
35% Dec 31
60% Mar
116% Mar
1%
'
50
-
3,65% preferred
21
Jun
38
32% Jan
2
10 V Feb 25
46
1
Inc
Inc
Heller (W E) & Co—
Hehne (G W) common
19
16% Jan
33% Dec
2
Industries
Industries
Heinz (H J) Co common
Jan
.
Haveg
Hayes
44%
36%
...40%.
10
___
5
12
72
Co
Hat Corp of America common—
4% %
preferred
<
22%
45 ?4
*
62
27%
;
6
•
45;%
60
J
.
27%
*69%'
31%'
132
.J
36%
•
_2.50
*
5
-
.
6
41% Mar
16
38
38% May
Mar
9
Jan
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
83% Oct
7
23% Jan
5
7% Jan
28% Jan
6
22% Apr 25
6
44% J^n
*127
•
IV
-
...
%/.; 46.,,
100
.
45
..
:
,45%
30%
1?
GO
31 %
89%
*89
45%
45%
'it 27%'
22%-
277%
i.21% <22%
:
^..7.50
com
Corp
Harsco Corporation
45%
-> 58%
X27%
^100
2.50
Stammeripijl Paper
45 ?4
45%
x59% ,60
66?%
6714
6534
66%
36,900
102?s
102 3 8
210
47?4
48%,
13,400
102
49? 4
102
50%
,
*101
I49
-
102
5014-
66
102
49.
102
49?%
*192%
48 34
L03
49?%
58
t
26.
4
:
Number 5827..
Volume 189
*
•( 5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
0(1145)
J9,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 3-
Sales fas
HIGH SALK PRICKS
v
Wednesday
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
K
23
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
37
Feb
9
683/4 Jan
2
98 % Nov
11
93
% Feb
10
3934 Jan
'r<:
7
45 y*. Mar
7
44
Jan
2
112% Dec
16
50% Dec
23-
83
38
'
|
29
Oct
28
2
,
86
•'>•" '92% May
90 V< Oct ; 6
1-
v
87
■*~-x
'
-
i
88
-r
•4
*
■
'•
f
V;
Dec
r
9
34
Jan
25
2
10% Jan
f
25 34
2
;
Apr
7
27
38 .!
1'' iw:1
•
,-
30
.'94% Jan
29
5
Feb
22 *
ii'.
V-V /
93
20,
#"'37,
5
28, ->-52%'Feb
25
25%.Jan
2
2
•
Dec
29
/May
43% Nov
*Dec
31
33% Dec
22
Mar
25 % Feb
*80%
81%
90
*88
90
*88
4
26
17
No par
50
85
85%
84%
8534 t
8434
85%
3734
3734
373a
3734
37%
37341-
*3734
No par
4134
42
4134
4134
.
42%
.42
32
32%
X3134
24%
32%
s
32%
33
x42::
32 34
l_
1.
Jan'
70% Jan1
Jan
...10%
,
33
Feb
46%
65
1
3234
32%
32 %
33%
33%
313u
32%
48V4
31%
31% i
31%
-32%:
48%
4834
49% V
48%
4934
84
8434
3434
84%
8434
85
-
3
5 ;
Kresge
43% Mar
3 *
Kress
26% Mar
5
(S S)
;
1
'
*r
22
Kroger
Co
32 :
Dec
Feb
9
/30
Jan
'• Jan
19% Sep
2
Oct
13% Oct
,
95
Jan
7% Jan
•- Jan
109% Jan
1334 Jan
63% Oct
14
Oct
21
90% Dec
...57% Jan
11
11
23 % Oct
27
-
Feb
2
47% Dec
;
2
9
30
Nov
104
Jan
3
82
Mar
85
Oct
100% Apr
14
-
4
102
Jan
16
83
92% Feb
11
129% Nov 12
89
2
10
11
a
Jan
15
*
2
78% Jan
138 -Jan
6
142
27
4334 Feb
6
2
8734 Jan
22
Louisville: &
13% Feb
24
Lowenstein
Sep 29
1,15% Jan
27
71% Jan
7
2134 Jan
5
31% Aug
2934 Jan
7
,35
118% Jan
15
123
32% Jan
6
Louisville
10434 Mar
6
Lukens
27% Mar
6
Lykes
.
Gas
Bros
Jan
Apr 17
36% Nov 17
.
6
1
393a Dec
" 37 T Jan
*
14
19
18
17% Dec
2
13
'<!. 59
60 % Dec
,
10n
14
7134 Oct
10'
31
23% Apr- 29
a
5% Jan
,,Jan
•
Jan
-W" 48% Jan
1
Jun
12
450
Jan
-
,
.39% Dec 10
450
Jan
*36 34 Jan
22
2-
Mar
9
18% Jan
30
"
75
4
Mar
57 34 Mar
7
470
Co
•
42
7% Jan
14
Jan
9% Jan
30
Mandel
5% Jan
7% Fsb
2934 Jan 14
7% Jan 26'
4
23 % Jan
27% Mar
5*
67
25% Jan.
i
.
■
*"
5
453a Nov
81% Jan
-3
49 % Dec
22
8
75% Nov 11
»■
85% Jun
,
>
'
*
6
93% Jan
59% Jan
"3234 Jan 14
^37 - Feb
5
5334 Feb
16
'8034 Jan
16
80
82
74% Mar
/
2
50% Jan 31
56% Nov 20
55% Jan
2"
18% Apr
7
39% Jan'
9
29
1934 Jan
.132% Oct 22
29
"45
44
Dec
24
Jan
2
Feb
«
2334 Jan
10
•
33 % Feb
46
A
"
i
_r
;
'"83 %
er
Dec
29
56% Dec
3
31% Apr 23
1
41% Sep
-
26
Jan
3
5 59% Dec
1
10% Jan
8
20 3a, Nov
17
68% Jan
a
Jan
14
52
Dec
J98
31
70% Nov 21
Jun
3
934 Jan
10
13% Jan
a
"22% Dec
19
33% Apr
.147 34 Sep
86% Jan
9
7
22% Jan
2
7%
-
-96
*26% Apr
.
78% July 28
7
19% Jan
36% Jan
74
Oct
--85
32
May
14
7
*
% Jan
6
94% Feb
6'
58
37% Jan
54% Mar
17% Jan
90
64
Mar
Jan
2
"1934 Feb
5
2
62% Dec
10
footnotes
see
page
:
com
5*
preferred
.'
13
6
Co
*8434
8634
10%
33%
1034
11%
3,200
33
26,600
12%
■
—
1%
1834
1834
700
6%
634
634
634
2,100
9
9
834
9
1%
18
9%
31%,
1%
18
"
30%
3134
31
'
44%
X44
12%
1234
r--
3334
134
3334
6%
.
23,500
8634
44
'
1234
4334
:
1234
21%
104
1234
-
12,300
7,600
11,900
3134
-
44
2134
1,400
5,300
107
11,300
1234/
-
26,400
87
8734
86%
8734
87
8634
15034
151%
15134
152
152
*148%
150
330
10534
10334
10434
10334
104
104
10434
10334
104
2,200
863o
8,800
87%
64
6334
63%
6134
63
61
61
61
6134
11%
1134
1134
1134
1134
1134
1134
1134
1134
11%
7,900
11
,
1134
11
11%.
11
11%
10%
U Va
1034
1134
32,900
87 34
89%
29,200
8634
8734
9334-
30%
3134
2134
2234 t
2334
.
t
34%
*102%
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'
3134
8634
9434
31%
21%
3334
3334
u*
4534
134%
3434
3334
*
2234
103%
88-/3
3134
103%
3434
3334
35
22V4
23%
2234
2334
152,600
120,900
3434
34%
3434
27,000
104
4434
45%
*
44%
43%
130
*13- 1
1^8
31%
32
31%
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140
:
-
-
3434
44%
3134*
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11,400
34
>
2234
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f
33%
34%
.
21%
140
30%
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89
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:
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105
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3134
104
44
8,800
90
130
32%
33,500
105
10
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8834
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88%
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88%
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88%
88
88
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90
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90%
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90%
9034
90%
136
136
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136
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13934
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82%
14034
141
13434
141
139%
41
40%
84
8334
35
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400
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80%
8134
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13.934
140
31,900
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640
41
4134
4134
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4334
2,000
84
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85
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84
8434
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2534
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2534
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94
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139
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138 34
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1734
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4034
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136
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10
12.50
1
5
50
4
123
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17
17%
5,800
9934- 10234
99 34
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23,300
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2634
27%
26,800
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2534-
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123
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32%
3234
32%
3234
32
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32%
1,000
123
4034
41%,
3634
37%
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41
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3734
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3734
86
17,400
37
3834
3734
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4134
4134
4134
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87
87
86
86
8534
85%,
19%
1934
193a
19%>
19%
1934
19 %
1934
1934
1934
14,500
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1634
1634
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71% "75
16 34
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1634
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1,900
7034
39
72
4
480
.
,
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634
834
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18%
18%
1834
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2734
2734
29%
28%
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5534
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3834
39%
634
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6%
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8%
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7
18
2834
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6%
17%
18
28%
28%
634
6%
734
2634
26%
26%
263a
6%
2634
27%
6934
70
71
72
71
71
73
73
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54%
55
54%
55%;
5434
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5534
56
4334
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4334
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4334
4234
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93%
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41%
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42%
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51%
4334
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92%.
93%
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45%
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51
51%
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78
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7134
56
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80
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80
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80
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McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
Co__
Robbins
Inc
6534
5534
56
.
•
-
•
2034
2034
3134
3134
31
4534
46
46
16%
17%
1734
18
12
23;
,
Melville-Shoe
4%
Corp common
preferred series B
3234 Mar
6
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.
78 34 Mar
6
Merck
35
Feb
6
44% Jan
8
51
Feb
20'
18
Jan
2
22Feb
5334 Jan
6
63% Feb 26
26.
1
25
&,
Co
Inc
common
$3.50. preferred'
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
Machine
Co
91
4734
5,400
4234
17,900
5434
56
5434
5434
5434
5434
3,200
1834
18%
18%
18%
1834
1834
1,600
9034
91%
9134
9134
9034
6834
69%.
69 yu
9134
69 34
7,500
9%
10%
934
2134
2134
48
56
5634'
1834
1834
90,
90
91%.
6734
6734
6734
6834
68
1
100
3%
16%c
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94
47
:
-6834
934
934-
2134
2134
'
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870
91
91
4734
31,300
4634
1934
2134
200
1834
4134
56%
47
46%
18
48
19
21%
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1834
4234
56
10
4534
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.
v
4l!4
3
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50
47
1
5
Trucking Co___
*
9034
4034
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5
434% ^preferred (1st series)—100
31
17%
'
48
4134.
2134
47
47
2134,
4734'
94
93
94
934"
3034
7,boo
2,100
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4234
4834-
4034
9
55%
2034
9034
90%
48%
9%
2034
4934'
8734
48%
18
74%
5534
3034
4534
46
.
9034
87
Mead
12
1734
4134
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.
Jan
46
6934
56
20%
31
3134.
3034-
48
87
30
5'
.
;
6934
20
20%
2034
32
4534
27
McLean
*2034
2034
*5534
56
*5534
56
6734
6734
66 %
6534
6534
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1
,
Publishing
McKesson
&
-
4034
convertible preferred—100
(J Ray) &; Co Inc
1
McDermott
•
6434
common
5'
83% Jan
Jan 1 6
47
4834
1034
63%
f.
:
3:
10% Mar
.
1234
31%
44%
I
9,100
4734
3334
9
27%
47%
•84%
8634' "
.10%/
6%
2734
150
87
4.534
preference.
3%%
5
16'
27% Jan
Feb
1
900
2,700
15134
,22% Feb
Jan
47%
*84%
400
28
10334
No par
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
94
2734
1,800
.
434
28
28%
27%
28%
29%
28%
49%
*4%
106%
8%
92% Feb
80
Cement Mfg. Co
69% Mar
"23.34,'Jan
33
,
104%
5034 Jan
2
22%
33
4%
10434
No par
5
99% Feb
2
22
33
*4
10334
13434
3134
.
3'
29% Jan
May 20
5334 Oct 27
6
13'
15;
Jan
67
15
1934 Feb
19
22%
*3234
4%
104%
1
—No par
No par
McCall Corp
No par
McCord Corp common—,
3
$2.50 preferred
:
50
McCror.y-McLellan
.
!
Stores
Corp common
30c
$3
5-
60% Jan
13
80
,
5
Va Feb
8
Feb
4234 Mar
30
*22
3234
103%
10534
1234
50
1
1
Co,
Maytag
6
26
20% Jan
43
18
15% Jan
For
82
10
39
Jan
16
Dec
,
:86*
.
3034 Mar 10
1934 Feb
Jan
833a Dec
10
1
24
Apr 25
Jan
15
46% Mar
22%
;
56% Jan
7
3,100
31,300
2134
8634
100
1
No par
.5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.73 pfd 1947 series—No par
$3:40 preferred
:
No par
334%
preferred
—
100
24
Feb
30%
151
Cr>rp • - •
May Dept Stores common.
72% Fob 26
4534 Jan
Dec
24 '
3034
2134
105
Mason ite
19'
2'
•49%.Nov 19
3 20
-
19
Jan
8
a
2
2.
Martin
2*
20
"Feb
4 34 %
26
4534 Mar
-.Jan
69 •/" Jan
Marshall Field & Co
44% Mar
'""7734 Feb
'77
Marquette
21;
3134
2134
10
1
Midland Corp common
convertible preferred
4%
12
Jan
77% Feb
-
16
July 30
477
i-~
46
*
47
.8534 Jun 26
Sep 16
6634 Sep' 15
-
2
31 % Jan
' 7
j423a Dec
29
42% Jan
.93% July 11
36% Jan
7
Sep 25
8
% Jan
Jan
52
5934 Dec 31*
29% Jan
Mar
30%
21%
No par
Marine
73
Jan
6
29
' Oct 28
2434>Oct
'
51% Jan
31
2134
100
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
"
18% Jan'
2634
22
No par
Manning,
Jan
25%
3134-
1
Manhattan-Shirt
1*26^
2634
44 %
5
—,
64% Jan
T 28% Oct 1 1
5,200
25%
2134
100
Mallory ,(P RT & Co
Manati Sugar Co
5
1934 Jan 30 :
9,400
2534
44%
21%
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
16
>1534 Jan
45,600
33=4
4234
30%
10
Co
Gardea
6% Jan
7
580
8334
1634
16%
;
;
50
:
:
6% Feb
Aug
83%
4534
10
:
29
*1.17.
x83%
31
10
Fund- Inc..
Bros
4834
:
15'
Jan
6'
{
3334
47%
8334
3034
4
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co (The)
-
3
4
7,500
13,900
3234
4934
45
(Ky)_No par
;
8% Nov 19
8% Sep
:•'
8%
:
100
~
21
Jan
2,900
3334
3334
1% / 1%
18V4
18%
934
3.3334
Madisoa Square
13,400
3234
42%
34
934
;
(R H) Co Inc com
434%. preferred series;A
:
Madison
600
65%
33
28
•
634
934
10c
Steamship
21
1%
19
100
preferred
4634
6434
1634
29
1%
1
Trucks Inc.
2834
*4534
6534,
3334
4
18%
2.50
Macy
87
6%
28%
4634
43
33
134
134
*18
*
Mack
,
*
5% Apr
12% Jan
1
5
Co
-20% Jan
2
3434
No par
1
Nashville
2
22
3334
*6%
MacAndrews & Forbes common
42% Jan 20*
2
*83% Jan
2
88
May 14
18% Oct
1
Jan
Jan 22:
3834 Feb 27 *
*
'
3
78% Jan
^
125
2
13% Apr
13
!
2834
16%
1034
1834
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
57
3334
1034
634
common
& El
;
3334
;
1034
634
preferred
Feb
81% Sep 16
24 % Sep 30
17
7%
19
Jan
7634 Jan
.39
15
Inc
Co
56
4234
3234
8634-
No par
preferred
(P)
49
*84%
10%
Lorillard
6
57
J
15,600
14,200
2,000
56
55
3234
>16%
*22
434 '
48%
8634
9
140
2
28%
48%
6
90% Mar
128% Jan
.
2734
1034
Jan
87% Feb 25"
2734
*86%
•
19
1634
2934
10
87% Feb
4
Mar
29
100
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
—100
4.25% series D preferred
100
4.35% series E preferred
100
4.40% series G conv pfd
100
104
2834
27%
4834
No par
conv
434
28
common_3
*3234
4%
3
Industries
4.84%
15
25
Co
...
3334
*4
10
M
39
•
Loew's Inc
Jan
Nov
>
6
Jan
-
3334
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
86% Feb
22
..
22%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 1
6
23
Oct
116
Mar
8
Dec
Jan
5
35
33% Jan
81
23
24
37% Jan
2
44
>19% Jun
2-3% Feb
9
-29-% Jan
4
Jan
9
12
14
62
22
(The)—
Corp
Litton
3
26
27% Feb
11% Jan
9
94% Mar
26
23
28% Mar
22
:
Lionel
46 34 Jan
Jun
Jan
21%
*3234
List Industries Corp
139 34 Jan
143
13
4
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libbey McNeill & Lihby„
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
7% preferred
100
Link Belt Co
5
10
23V* Jan
3034
(The)
Corp
19
7
Jan
Jan
3134 *
Lerner Stores Corp
27'
Jan
32% Jan 10
•••
3C34
RR
27!
,42 % Jan
14
75'
31%
1st preferred—No par
non-cum
12 % Feb
Feb
126
& Sons
1134 Feb
88% July 28
22% Mar 28
34
30
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
9
20
"
8
135% Dec
30
2434
5
19
'33% Feb
20
(James)
Lehigh Valley
5
72% Feb
~21
3834 Oct
2
18
,25
24 34
50c nonrcum 2nd pfd—
9
Mar
6434 Feb
8
Jan
9% Feb
-
$3
26
108
Jan
21
2434
-
16
9334 Jan
95% Jan
107% Feb
Feb
2434
3.857^ preferred—
^
Lehigh Coal ^ Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement.
Lehigh Valley Industries com
19
28% Feb
30% Jan
23 34
Lehn & Fink Products
96% Dec 31
Apr~10
390
5
& Tire
Lehman
152
36% Mar 11
V 31% Jan
43
17% C-
18,800
■
11334
32%
33%
4234
%
4334
43
■
4
80% Jan
146% Jan
15
Jan
3334
43%
common
2
5
10% Nov W
8
33%
43
;_i
3134 Mar
4
7
28
33%
43
—
49% Feb
82% Dec
3
Lees
.
.1034 Jan 12
158% Jun
»
24
22% Feb 26 *
Jan
12
13
-
2% Jan 30
22.
18% Jan
1
100
2
21% Jan-
16
34
4234
4.32%
20% Jan
7-
•'
15
'
V
12% Jan .21;
3734 Jan 20
14-'
36
8%
•
22
4% Jan
2;
.V
19
40% Oct 30
1
Jan
60
1634
33%
10
(The)
Laclede Gas Co
34% Jan
2
Jan
10% Sep 24
6% Apr
55% Mar
1534
10
*
23"
2234
11234
x4834
1.
_•
Co
(S H). & Co
-Kroehler Mfg Co
d
,23% Jan 22
2i
1% Jan
15% Jan
30
10
128
*00
i.
64% 164%
.
3234
4534
33%
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common.
10
26
i
42
323'a
3234
2834
*46%
x64 %
<
!
1,400
6,500
6,000
4,200
4134
6434
X2834
46
64%
I
j
600
55%
:
'!
20
28 34
28%
6334
34% Feb
3
v
%
46
5
■17% Mar
12
Mar
*
9
6% Sep
2
2
Oct
46
28
1
15
46% Jan
99
28%
25
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
21.
60% Jan 22
31
28%
46
if
Keystone Steel. & Wire Co
5
33% Feb
9
1% Jan
17
28% Jan
57,;,
86
*24#
44%
Mar 28
17% Feb 13
2
12%
58
51% Jan
•
2
Sep
56%
8
10
7% Jan
58% r
6«
,
2
65% Jan
57 %
Lee Rubber
2
^
140
57 !4
2834 Feb
12% May
22% Feb 28
14% Jan
5334
1
8
39% Oct 21
July- 7
24% Feb
55
Jan
3% Jun 20
5% Jan
56%;
29% Feb 25
Jan ;2
14-
55%
8
89'
28
5634
20
2,000
23%
5534
:
•
1
*
115%
5534
115
5134
82
84%
•4334
4334
4334
11334
110%
3834
4234
43%
-54%
44
11434 5
2,000
1,300
3,000
'
*3734
2334
433a
112%
.
*8334
.
,114%
44
114
24% Jan
46% Deo 31
v
433-4
11
17
%„
85
-
84%
11234
3% Feb
9% Mar 26
*92
j
2434
23%
;
'•>
••
■.
6
Feb 20
83
2434
;
2.50
Copper.
County Land Co
4% Nov
"
2434
1
No par
Kennecott
preferred series A
25
La ConsoJidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Jan
*2$
2334
5
_
•"
Kelsey Hayes Co—
3
110%
3234
8.75
;
600
4634
46
3834
13
25% Dec 18
93
93
16
2
93
*92
Feb
-.18% Jan
93
93
21% Feb
25% Dec
90
*91
18
2
97
*88
93
.
24
Jan
*96
*91
2:
-
97
90
100
1:
10-
90
*9534
*88
90
27
:
3% May 19
*88
97
*>29% Feb
32%
*8034
99
*88
15
-
5034
si y2
:
"9534
33% Dec
a
5134
.
97
■,I
13% Jan
'22% Jani~6
5034
*80J/»
52
3'
Jan
3434 Jan
5134
90
4%
preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc
v
5134 i
*88
6
•
1107/a
?953a
22% Dec
22
110%
11034
96
Jan
f
*109
5 •*'
Jan
3334 Mar
•
51
;
90
Kayser-Roth Corp
-
49% Mar- 3 v
Feb 26 4
85
*
51
110'4
98
*9634
96
18
46% Feb
34
46%,
1188
Kerf-McGee Oil Indus common;
4% %" conv prior preferred
66"
98
4634
loo
Kern
.
41%,
97%
—100
4.20%: preferred
:
4.35%, preferred—.1:
5
64
1
Jan
21
81% ::
*88
51
;_100
9
2
'*38% Jan
.7
*80%
90
preferred
4.50%. preferi-ed
110
38,600
4034
39%
98
47
98
*46%
Kansas Gas & Electric Co..
Kansas Power & Light Co
27 !
33
7
81
-
81%
*88
preferred
6 7 "*•*29% Feb
17% Oct 21 i:-l!7T4%. Jan
-: 32
Jan
32% Nov 12
>
-
16% May 26
31
42% Feb
~
2;
86
*80%
convertible
3934
39%
38%
*
KanSas City .3dutherri coin
14% : non-cum preferred-
:
'
2!'
'
2
12
.
^26%vJari
•'78% Sep
9
9% Feb 17 /
109! 4
v.
4634 Jan 16
11734 Feb 24
29% Feb .7 ,-27%: Jan
•45% Nov 11 "\421%Jan
>
109%
100
Jan
Jan
-
100
33%
.
Jan
59% Feb
43
»•
r
.2
>28% Dec
2
24% Jan
.7
70% Nov 21
46%
•
,
22
5334 Feb 12 1 ,{6134
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46% Nov
*
Mar, 6
8834 Feb
.
98
5 *
38% Jan
■
30
-i4f% Feb l7
'
10
29% Nov
2
.34% Jan
Jan
19/
93
7 :
'-"79% Jab
v
3934
98
46%
preferred
4%
Feb
6
13 ;9tfi%Jan
"7
Jan
Mar
,66% Nov
22% Jan
p -"•
Jun
r
39
97
46%
434%
434%
27
89% Feb
97
.
3934
97
46%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% a preferred—
^
—190
19 •
Jan
92% Jan
-
38%
50
J.
53
2
89% Feb
,7
July 31
43% Oct
46% Jan 16
19% Apr 22 V
/.
9 Wn
Jan
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
4%% convertible preferred
*
80
17
Feb 25 <Cr: u60%f Nov. 11?. ./'
20% Jan
1
1'"'''"•:
'J
>r-
24
12
Feb
105% Oct
-
33% Jan ' 2
::'A'
A
Feb
12*
Feb
39% Feb 13 '
,42% Dec 30
: 29% Dec *3 ;,7V„28% Jan
2 :
18% Oct 30 "*'1634 Jan " 7
.
75% Jan
.
1
10
89
88% Nov 19
38% Aug 13
•:
-
2
29.34 Jan 10
si
id
14
48
117
77
29
May
i
99
4
10
Jan
103
96
Dec ^5
■
:50%7Jan
/;}
15
Feb
.•49% Jan
14
Feb
■>
"107
5
9834 Jan
""
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2
Oct
85
t
■
*
% Jap.
78
A,:r
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4334 Jan
1
-
-
•
92
2134
10
2134
4334
4734
48
*93'4
9534
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1,700
36,200
1,500
3,100
95
•
100
2534
26%
253s-
26
2534
25%
2534
2534
2534
2534
7.700
8134
813 4
8134
8134
82
8134
82
8134
8134
500
8134
32
32%
3234
32%
*3234
3234
3234
7434
7534
7534
76%,
7634
78
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87
*82 34
87
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4734
No par
1
12.50
*8434
5
39
*8234
87
7534
3234
:
77
'
34
3234
7634
3234
1,600
7834
27,200
-
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87
48 34
48 34
47
4934
4734
47%
48
48
21%
2134
21%
21%
2034
2134
20 %
2134
203a
2134
2,000
63.900
6234
6334
61%
62%
61
6134
0034
61
6034
6034
2,400
•
I
2b
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
am
.
.
.
Monday, March 9, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1958
22
Sep 24
91
Dec
79
6
96% Feb 16
Jan
2
83
Mar
98
Feb
19
99
Jan
92
July
4
33% Jan
48% Dec
35% Jan
43% Oct 13
88
Jun 10
39
2
2
39% Aug
25% Feb 24
14% Jan
7
76
Jan 17
126
47
Jan
2
92
111% Jan 28
18% Feb
9
23% Feb 25
Feb
5
97% Feb 26
8
25% Jan
6
32% Feb 24
26% Feb
10
5
19
92
13% Jan 13
28
Nor
Jan
10
28% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
20% NOT 14
116 • Dec 29
17
73% Feb 28
21% Jan
2
•35% Oct
38
Mar
9
39
Jan
22
6
16% Jan
2
19% Feb
4
6
40% Jan
13
44% Jan 28
6
21% Mar
36% Jan
6
26% Jan 26
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
2
41% Feb 17
Mississippi River Fuel Corp..
6% Feb
9
52
Jan
62
2
Jan
12% Jan
14% Dec 18
Jan
NOT 19
60
90;
Jan 10
Not 19
68% Jan
'
Mar
9.
17% Feb 20
64% Feb 25
9
73
Feb
11
2
16
Jan
19
24
8
16% Dec 18
14
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
18% Jan
6
13% Feb
10
8
8% Sep 24
t
48% Feb 20
20% Jan 30
8
19
80
2
8% Jan 12
15% Jan
•
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
41% Jan
19% Dec 30
Jan
41% NOT 20
31% Dec
1
38% Jan
15% Jan
63% Feb
4
3
35% Mar
14
71% Dec 12
8
12
.47% Mar
8
28% Jan
45
Jan 29
10% Jan 13
2
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
•
Jan
2
Jan
8
2
Jan 12
72
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
*91%
36
37
37
37
21%
20%
21%
125%
23%
124%
123
121%
123
22%
23%
23%
99
*96
31%
31%
28%
19
*96
21%
28%
28%
29
19%
xl8%
19
31%
31%
126
28%
18%
•
129
129
37
37%
37%
36%
3G%
36%
*36%
17%
17%
16%
17%
17. >
41%
41%
41%
42%
41%
•:r37-/5
.
20%
•
38
38
20%
122
125 %
22%
98
31%
*31%
500
5.500
260
2,000
26,200
■'
16,100
124
22%
98
30,300
*95%
31%
31%
900
22%
31%
;
28%
28%
18%
1.800
28I/3
2.800
19
19
18%
19
130
129%
132
37%:
37%
38
36%
37%
37
36%
36%
37
37
17%
41%
16%
41%
17%
16%
17%
46,800
42%
42%
42%
7,700
21%
21%
11,1006,500
-
131
5
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
21%
22%
10
40%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
si%
6%
45%
6%
6%
7%
7
41%
7%
41%
>.5
-
15,400
20%
*95%
28%
49%
33
98
28%
20,300
21%
124
•
49%
91%
-
22
126%
22%
10
84%
10O
90%
21% '!
38
40
34
20%
.
2Cs
85
46%
91%
.
280
97
34
91
i
Shares
34%
45%
92%
37%
*95%
31%
124% 126%
48
48
37%
99
48%
34
46
35%
6%
7%
6%
46%
45%
47%
46%
47% 'f
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
11.100
13434
6,800
1,200
41%
8,400
6%
46%
47%
46%
20
io;7oc
47%
20%
20
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
20%
xl5%
15%
1534
100
64
64
64%
64%
64
64
X62%
63
*62%
100
.15%
1,900
■
46,600
390
72%
73
72%
72%
*72%
73
*71
71%
*70%
63%
71%
1425
14
14%
14
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
15
14V4
14%
700
No par
25
21
21%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
22 7 «
22%
22%
5,000
*14%
*14%
16
No par
8%
preferred
Machine Tool
RR
Class
91%
x47%
45%
36%
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Monon
91%
*96%
45% :
2.50
Maid Corp
Monarch
91%
20%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Public Service Co
1
Mohasco Industries Inc common—5
3%%
45%
*83%
100
34
No pat
1
1
Minnesota Power & Light
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
45%
91'%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn Mining & JMfgN6 par
8
39% Dec 16
9% Jun
8
43% Dec 29
45%
100
10
Minneapolis Jk St Louis Ry—Nopar
Minute
34
85
50%
50
49
45%
25
*96%
50%
48%
34
45%
5
5
48%
48%
*33%
34
-94%
97
83
83
84%
*83
83 %
84
84
100
48%
48%
5
13
*83-
*96%
35
46%
48%
16
6
84
100
46%
20% Feb
134% Mar
83%
*96%
47%
preferred
*94%
85
84
46
_
conv
95
100
*81
*33%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd
95
*84
; 83%
*82
l
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer__ 1
•
83
10
Inc
Feb
18% Oct
44% Aug
25% Aug
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
4% Jan
2
_5
;
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
Jan
2
20
*96%
35
4% Jan
18% Feb 28
100
34
35% Dec 29
27
Jan 10
4% Jan
2
series
111% Jan
<«
Feb 28
84
29% Jan
18% Jan 28
8
27% Jan
31
97%
*
Midwest Oil Corp
22% Jan 30
126% Mar 4
Oct 31
'■■94
100
100
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
38% Jan 22
8
Jan
18
100
series
series
Middle South
97%
*94
series
Midland
Feb 27
35% Feb 18
4
.
26
2
96
Jan
6
2
38% Feb
83% Jan
6
Dec 11
20% Not
49% Mar
19
Jan 23.
39% Jan
21% Feb
2
Feb
5
5
83%
84
3.85%
22
84
*83
4.35%
preferred
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
Miami Copper
*83
83%
82%
the Week
Friday
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
6
50% Mar
2
45
33
5
Sep 19
8
28% Jun 25
59
Mar
85
80% Jan 13
164
7% Jan
Jan
Jan
80
15
14
Jan
84
7
Oct
Jan
78
9
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
79
97
24% Mar
34% Jan
26
Jan
Par
gales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
93
90% Feb 26
Sep 15
NEW YORK STOCK
82
92% May IS
102
Apr
9
78
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
class A
B
Monsanto
Chemical
Co
16
8%,r
8%
'
■*
-50
400
*14%
15 %
14%
15%
*15
8%
8%
9%
9%
10%
10
10%
3,800
95,500
16
44%
45%
46%
47%
45%
47
45%
46%
45
46%
34
35%
35
35%
35%
35 %
34%
35
8,100
69%
70%
69
70
70%
35%
70%
34%
No par
70%
71'%
71
71%
3,800
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
i
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moorej-McCormack Lines
12
23%
23
23%
22%
23
23
23%
22%
28%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
23%
293/4
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
44
43
43%
42%
44%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
.23%
24
Morrell (John) & Co
Motorola Inc
10
27%
28%
26%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
20%
27%
8,900
3
74%
76%
75
76%
71
76
73%
74%
72%
73%
Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
10
70%
69%
70
69
09%
69
70
69
70
13,500
6,000
„_2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co
5
(The)
%
Montecatini
21% Dec 29
37% Dec 22
20% Jan 14
23% Feb 19
28% Feb 26
36% Jan
40% Feb
8
42% NOT 13
21% NOT 17
23% Dec 31
14% J0D 22
18% Feb 28
Jan
2
17% Jan
11% Jan
•
28
2
20% Jan
6
44% Mar 6
24% Feb 24
23% Jan
2
29% Feb 19
57% Jan 28
76% Feb 27
3
35
May
8
60% Dec 31
37
Jan
8
75% Dec 29
65
12% Apr
19% Jan
2
16
Feb
9
17% Jan
Jan
2
32
Jan
•
18% NOT 11
32% NOT 21
25% Oct 13
28
17
2
30% Mar
30% Jan
•
45
24% Jan
43% Jan
19% Jan
2
33% NOT 28
2
38
Fib 28
50
11
' Feb
74% Jan
9
19
9
20
Jan
5
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
Mueller Brass Co
1
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%,
30
16%
30%
I
29%
30
29%
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
27% Feb 10
Deo 18
30% Jan
2
2
50% Jan
9
18
9
Natco
41% Mar
15
Sep 18
47% Jan 15
2
;
6,000
8,500
60,300
T 4,300
69%
16%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Mysrs (F E) & Bros—,
6
23
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
463%
29
29%
28%
29
29
29%
42%
43%
42%
29%
42%
29
42%
29%
42%
29%
41%
1
10
—No par
2,200
3,800
3,800
6,000
18,300
42 %
42%
42%
800
16%
16%
N
Jan
•
2
1
Aug 18
59% Oct 14
13% Jan
43% Jan
14% Jan
9% Jan
52 V4 Jan
12
5
223/4 Dec 29
21% Jan
6
a
14% Mar
6
23% Mar
a
16% Deo 19
31
Jan
8
41% Jan
149% Oct
9% Jan
58%
19%
37%
20%
86%
«
168
a
Jan 17
-a
Jan
26% Jan
2
49% Jan 15
154% Jan
2
51% NOT 20
9
•
31% NOT 19
Jan
•
103% NOT 19
17% Jan
a
42
Jan
8
90
Jan
7
24
84% Apr 17
Deo
21
May
16%
16
16
58%
57=4
25
57%
24%
58
25
24%
59%
24%
National Automotive Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp.
1
15%
15%
15
15%
24%
143/4
15
143/4
15
14%
15
Jan
5
32% Jan 15
Jan
9
34% Mar
108
5
Mar
3
4
10
•
1
—•
Register
National City Lines Inc.
National Dairy products
Natl Distillers Sc Chem Corp com
f
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
National Fuel Gas Co
59% Feb 10
64% Jan 15
National Gypsum Co common..—l
94% Jan
8
7
97% Feb 26
115% Oct 10
104
Feb
9
117
Jan 22
a
168
Jun 19
152% Jan
5
159
Mar
143
Jun 17
131
Jan
5
133% Feb 19
13% Jan
7
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
17
Jan
2
20
28% Jan
2
Mar
3
$4.50 preferred-
National Lead Co
7%
6%
10
7% Jan
3
2
4% Jan
3
13% Jan
10% Jan
26% Jan
36% Feb
2
Natl Malleable & Steel
3
3
107
29%
48%
29%
75%
29%
157
134
*133
293/4
33%
34%
50 '■?.
108
/
33%
34%
107%
23%
106%
64%
96
94%
*94%
"
29
64% *
50
33%
33%
106%
23%
62%
*94%
94%
/
110
111%
111
114
112%
159
159
*158
160
159
159
133%
133%
*134
135
*134
135
35%
20
20
20
20
20
19%
19%
1,800
36%
34%
35%
34%
34%
33%
34%
7,100
84^4
85%
85
85%
85
85%
10,200
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
69%
70%
69
69%
68
69
Inc-
1
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12
1
13%
13%
*12%
13%
xl2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1034
12%
1
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
16%
16%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
8%
Oct 23
Oct
7
Dec 18
NOT 19
19% Jan
2
21% Jan 19
96
May 29
27
84% Jan 19
107% Mar 5
7
82
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
108% Oct 13
36% Apr 30
173/4 Jan
2
13% Mar 3
50% Oct 13
26
Dec 17
.
12
National Vulcanized Fibre
Natomas Co
183/s Jan
Jan
9
15
2
84
Feb
101% Jan
7
43% Jan 19
23% Jan 27
25% Feb
32% NOT 10
Jan
...
_
.
11
8
440
Feb
I
:
13
9% Feb 25
10% Jun1
6
2
18% Feb 10
20% Jan
5
8
363/4 Oct
33% Jan 26
38% Feb 17
„
1
■
.
.
Air
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
26%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
27%
32%
6,800
67,700
32
Common..
Preferred 5%
New York
No par
18%
19
37
18%
36%
19
36%
36%
33
35%
54%
55
54%
55%
55
55%
..100
*83%
39%
85
*83%
84%
83%
83%
No par
39%
X39%
39%
39 %
39%
.—100
*72%
73%
x72
72
76%
X75%
76
75%
75%
84
x84
85%
83
83
v
26% Jan
2
56
9
71
Mar
6
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
94
Jan
.9
Norfolk & Western Ry common
23
Feb 25
Jan.
7
108
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
113% May 26
593/6 NOT
5
108
Jan
8
113% Mar
6
47% Feb
9
52% Mar
3
16% Jan
7
70% Sep 25
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
22% NOT 11
63% Jan 23
94
Jun 13
92
July is
Jan
6
32% Jan
2
„
■
_
22% Jan
72% Jan-
73
2
33% Deo 31
34% Dee 31
57 % Dec 10
6
For footnotes
see
page 26.
Adjustment preferred
American
Northern
5%%
Gas
preferred-
18%
X34%
9%
19
18%
18%
4,100
3,100
36 %
35%
76
*83%
*72
73
55
36%
23,400
5514
55
56
*83%
39%
84%
82%
83
39%
39
39%
73%
72
753/4
*71%
72
76
*82
85
75%
-
*82
7,700
150
85
*84
87
*84
IO7
106% 106%
*106
107
*104
107
101%
101%
101%
101
101
*100% 101%
*28%
28%
28%
87
69
87%
873/4
25
22%
44%
22%
45%
26%
*71%
33%
*28%
26%
10
*84
70
25
1
—50
100
ioq
*106
5
_
240
87
*106%
XlOO
*84
*106%
1
-
5.80% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
30
560
-
•
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7
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30
9%
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107
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9%
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9%
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100
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$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
94
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Northern Central Ry Co
85% Jan 19
93% Mar
30% Deo 17
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107
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22% Apr
10% Jan
7
27
Feb 16
preferred—
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3.40% preferred
3.60% preferred—
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5.25% preferred
4.85% preferred
2
83% Jan,27
83% Jan-'21
82% Jan j 5
7
Jan
35% Jan 22
Common
North
93/4
1
NY State Electric Gas Corp—
$3.75
9%
100
.
102% Feb 26
70
343
No par
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
107% Jan 29
105
343
342
9%
5
72% NOT 19
341
9%
5
32% Deo 30
109% Jun 13
380
9%
18%
96% Jan
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
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82% Jan
104% Jan
102
4.700
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6
4
22,000
20%
86
106%
26%
32%
105% May 16
47% Mar
106%
31%
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Aug 15
Sep 17
26% Feb 27
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86
26%
80
39% Feb
9
21% Jan 28
20%
21%
107%
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3
45% Deo 19
27% Nov 17
107
No par
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NY & Harlem RR Co
2
23% Apr IS
*83
10,400
76% Mar
2
86
106
44%
85% Mar
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103 %
24%
6
7
29
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21
21%
86
104%
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79
84% Feb
6
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21
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2
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24
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70
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2
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82
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27
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7
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76
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5
70% Sep 19
31% Jan
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67
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93% Jan 24
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77
108
15
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15
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9
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15
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18%
43%
104
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900
2,800
23,500
9
18%
14%
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
9
4,100
5,400
30,800
42%
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38% Jan
2
74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
563/4 Dec 31
9
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
New York Central.
6
123/s Sep 24
24% Sep 25
8
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1
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34% Jan 15
—
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39%
1
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9
85%
40
Newberry Co (J J) common_.No par
3 %% preferred
100
25% Jan 19
31% Feb 27
280
Feb
48% Feb
83%
39%
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc
43% Feb
29% Nov 20
Dec 31
Feb
Jan
36% Jian
18
275
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u
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190
20
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National U S Radiator
Jan
20
81
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35%
19%
12%
13%
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9%
14% Jan
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
16,800
114%
159
6
4
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
190
>
96
10% Jan
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82% Mar
2
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2
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10
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7
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30% Jan 13
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51
3
6
Oct
21% May 12
16
58
25%
National Cash
Mar
164
128% NOT
148
16%
58%
243/4
80
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9
59% Deo 11
100
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58
25
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2
29% Feb 12
11
7
30
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9
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19
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55
16
58
1
14% Jan 12
12% Mar
Jan
30% Mar
16
1
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Corp
7% preferred
National Can Corp
20
Jan
.
2,000
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National Acme Co
71% Feb
Jan 20
16% Nov
86% Dec
30% Deo
49% Not
Jan
59% Jan 29
29% Jan 22
18% Jan 26
86
-
Feb 25
38% Mar
6
Feb 19
53% Feb 20
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
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Northwest Airlines Inc
5%% conv preferred
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5
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1.25
Volume 18&
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(11471
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Tear 1938
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
;
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
far
Tuesday
Mar. 2
Wednesday
Mar. 3
14
60% Nov 20
103
Sep 16
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89
Oct 31
Dec
3
-7% Jan
Jan
2
94% Feb
18
3
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29 % Dec
9
45% Dec 31
93
2
Feb
27
39% Jan
2
28% Feb
10
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27
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9
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7
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9
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100
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13
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18
Feb
4
27
90% Feb
5
30% Jan 23
49 % Mar
3
18% Feb 26
110% Jan 30
75% Jan
5
2
34% Jan
15% Jan 20
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5
91% Feb 27
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36
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6
16
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5
26
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13
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4
5
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5
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2
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3
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168
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9
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4% Jan
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144
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9
7
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22% Jan
2
143
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5% Nov
Jan
2
62% Dec
3
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2
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5
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8
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7
56% Jan
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111
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,
146
25%
9%
24
15%
*142
80%
8 71>.
16
9374
81%
80%
8174
8074
83
82
8474
32,300
24,800
9%
24%
24
9%
24%
9
2474
9%
247b
24
8%
24%
9
9%
*
23%
10
60
9
23%
*70%
78
*76%
78
77
77
77
77
75%
85
*82
85
*82
84
*82
83
82
82
22
21%
13,500
75%
*82
2174
21%
131
08%
107
21%
131
21%
*127
08%
108
68%
108
22
130
2174
*127
69
607 b
108
109%
22
21%
130
132
*127
71%
72%
111
.
1
73
111
1127b
•127
70%
110
71%
37%
37
27%
28%
X28
_1
115%
118%
.10
24%
24%
100
92%
62%
93%
*93
10
29%
92%
29%
29
29%
x29
2974
29
77
78%
78%
79%
7974
80
7974
51 %
51%
51%
51%
5174
5174
51%
51%
5174
40%
41%
40%
41%
4174
41%
4174
51%
42%
30%
31
33%
32 %
33%
32
42%
32%
42
3014
32%
32%
37%
37%
28%
.117%
123%
24%
24%
36
287b
xll7
247b
307b
2874
37%
28%
11874
1217b
2474
247a
24%
247b
24%
9374
93%
93%
9274
2974
92%
28%
80%
79%
287b
121
36%
70
100
3,800
130
110
-5
Polaroid Corp
Poor Ac Co
800
380
280
823t
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
f % preferred class A
99%
7,700
61%
convertible preferred—.No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co__
1
Pitts Ft Wayne Ac Chic Ry com_100~
7% guaranteed preferred—100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
/iitsburgh Screw As Bolt1
96%
103
86
80
16,800
*69%
.
$4.80 preferred (conv)
97
102%.
6,200
.
69
22%
99%
85%
103
30
2,800
9,300
113%
*97
60
43,300
11,900
574
100
51%
97
-
2974
113%
70%
86
12,300
66%
*97
69%
97
*65
5%
70%
I
450
4074
*98% 100%
18%
1874
101
68%
X97
480
97
*40%
6574
69%
Pitts Coke Ac Chem Co common.,10
5,700
6,500
84%
57%
40
1
57,100
2,700
10074
16%
_100
874
22%
2374
115% 11674
117
*741'.
No par
.
8
2274
115
57%
97%
100
8%
2274
23 %
117
200
3,000
24,900
10174
1(5%
25
80%
78
22%
23
57%
97
5
116
*22
10174
101
10
8
2274
U47b
83
22%
23
68%
convertible
•
52%
Philip Morris Inc common
a
4% preferred
100
3.00% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phllllps-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%. preferred
—100
Pfllsbury Co common.
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
03.50
166
*138%
6574
2,000
*35
38
27%
527a
115
4.68% preferred
0%%
65%
53%
5%
27
52%
100
01 conv preference com
15
27%
64%
53%
*35
500
300
63
62%
37%
38
28
287b
1177b 12074
10
I
12,000
1,490
3,500
3,500
24,900
4,600
Porter
90
28% Dec 31
21
Sep 18
20% Nov 12
Feb
li)
9% Feb
20% Feb
24% Sep 29
46
39
84 V2 u-a
86
10
97
Jan
2
70% Nov 26
43% Jan
9
2
0
Sep 12
-
Jan
7% Jan
74
28% Jan 26
93
105
4
4
82 % Jan
82
Oct
Mar
Mar
29% Jan 22
6
10% May
80
137
145
8
7
Oct 29
100
9
5
9
-
2
26% Jan
83% Nov
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
23% Mar
Jan 31
42% Jan
29% Jan
133
71% Jan
lO
55
8
77% Jan
15
22% Jan
15% Jan
Feb 20
Oct
Jan 10
19% JAn 31
21% Mar 20
5
105
Oct 23
60% Jan 40
43% Jan
19
Feb
134
24% Dee 30
Jan
93
Jan 22
60
17 % July
60
87
4
..
73
2
7
113% Aug 27
8
Aug 11
7% Pel)
4
3
,
25
28% Oct 13
a
Jan
15
90% Feb
09% July 29
-
r)
21% Jan
93 %Jun
7
14% Jan
1
Nov 17
22% Oct 13
6
62
6
20
84% Jan
68% Jun
2
14
23
42% Jan
Apr 17
5
65%
53%
38
63%
23
38%
71
Mar
53
36
63%
64%.
*22
37%
5
14% Mar
64%
53%
53%
23
51%
Jan
81
64%
*22
'
*22%.
67
51% Feb
63
557b
71% Nov 24
8
23
62%
54
57% Jan
2
23
62%
55%
43
Jan
23
61%
63%
Phllco Corp'common
3
3%% preferred series A——100
11% Jan 28
23
62%
12'%
3
47% Jan
3,600
14
54%
30% Mar
79
3,800
21%
13%
50
7
24
1274
21%
14%
31,400
2,200
Jan
12% Sep
97
Apr
74% Dec
"00% Jun
1274
2174
14%
15,500
21
I
13
21%
14%
4074
1
7% Jan
12%
21%
39%.
Phlla Ac Reading Corp
30% Feb 37
12%
21%
*14%
98
2
: Mar 12
49% Dec
8
*12%
22
23%
*35
7,100
15
15
68%
Jan
06
12%
170
4074
6
Jan 29
'a
15
67%
99
3»
12 7
x21%
93%
39%
109% Mar
4
12%
22%
5,400
9374
3974
104% Jan 26
26
93%
6,000
39%
9
Mar
93%
12,300
3574
26
6
Feb
94%
100
0.40% preferred.^
84
93%
62%
No par
3.80% preferred,:
4.30% preferred
65% Jan 22
943',
98
5
5
94%
73%
86 %
10074
35%
-.12.50
2
Jan
94%
*22%
1
...
Jan
'
36
common—No par
Jan
60% Feb 24
35
40
No par
10
Corp
preferred—
87
80
35'%
26
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
.
101
31
34%
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
19
Mar 18
35%
40
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke..
Peoria Ac Eastern Ry Co_
28
Dec
33%
72
86
100
'
25
Ac Light com
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Feb
80
33%
7474
8774
100
5
Power
Jan
62
99%
26
4%%
98
Jan
87
99%
39 Vo
Corp____€_
83
34% Jan
88
X99%
70
25%
95% Feb
26% Dec
72%
85%
99%
3.50
Chemicals
7
10
71
89%
99
22
preferred—
6
14
69%
88
99
40%
64% Jan
Nov
69%
90%
25%
101% Jan
72
09%
16
39%
5
8
*15%
5074
May 13
10O-
-27% Jau
13% Jan
16
93 74
Phlla Electric
Jan
*15%
50%
prior preferred
convertible
4%%
16
No par
1
Penney (J C) Co
•ann
*15%
5074
Phelps-Dodge Corp
22
16
50%
5
16
*15%
32%
5074
4
107% May
"93% Feb
102
May
10,300
20,900
33%
93%
2
Aug 27
7174
3274
69
32%
53%
70% Mar
NOV 24
10674
70%
32%
68%
33%
47%
53
92:
106%
70%
3274
69%
33%
16
93%
7
81!
10674
106%
68%
34%
52%
2
Jun
106 %
69
106%
68%
4774
59% Jan
24
106%
24,000
10,100
54
96
20% Sep 11
96% Oct
7
115,500
1774
5371'
49
Mar
4874
1774
47
50% Dec 31
Mar
4874
17%
47
17%
*92
100% Jun 17
64% Nov 20
98
48%
17%
93%
2
13
49%
17%
47%
7
Jan
48%
17%
106
52
22
Jan
3,900
49%
xl7%
18
47
Jan
-
*7
.48%
17%
106%
*14%
xo
Jan
02
2874
*12%
Pfizer (Chas) Ac Co Inc common—i
4% 2nd preferred (conv)_
100
3-7% Jan-
'
6
25
5
<02
3
13
Jan
18
-a
49% Jan
Feb
20
Dec
27
5
18
47% Feb
41% Dec
a
Jan
62
9
Feb
97% Jan 28
91%
2874
*92
common
Panna Glass Sand
5
*17%
*89%
29
No par
2.50
Transportation
Enterprises
6
404% Jun
40% Dec 30
Farmelee
Paabody Coal Co
76% Mar
Jan
18
92
2874
l
Fatlno Mines Ac
62
14
31
*90
29
100
Pennsult
tl % Feb
-10 % Jan
4
91%
28%
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis Ac Co
Parker Rust Proof Co_
3
Oct
8
Mar
*90
28%
5%
86% Mar
28% Jan
Jan
3
*1774
91
28%
5%
74% Jan 20
57% Dec
41% Jan
I
04%. Sep 18
92% Sep 30
Dec
Dec 31
7
18
*89%
48%
5%
Penn-Dlxle Cement Corp
Fenn-Texas Corp common
Dec
10
3% Jan
13% Jan
*17%-
91
1
Panick Ac Fora_—_
49
39% Nov 20
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
30% Jan
23% Jan
2
4,900
Ii
38% Mar
16
20,600
3374
Corp
52% Feb 19
Jun
400
427»
33%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
23% Jan
25
9474
4274
33%
140
2% Jan 23
6
♦93%
427a
33%
167
3% Nov 21
-
93%
4274
34%
139%
15% Nov 11
19% Jan
93%
42%
33%
18
165%
6
Mar
93%
42
34
140%
2
3% Jan 30
16% Jan 10
9874
42%
140%
4%
♦96%
94%
1
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
97
33%
165% 167%
-9
12% Feb 26
22% Jan
8
41%
98
4,400
*17%
100
7% Jan
29
93
33
.—No par
100
2% Jan
Oct
*96%
S3
99
common
15% Jan
57
200
96%
88
E*CH!C H$ting Corp -——No par
Pacific Mills
Telep & Teleg
190
83
65%
25
19
63%
95
83
82%
*96%
28%
*15%
«
~
63
95
8374
33%
=1
jjs
19
Jan
<
28
20
Jan
63
94
..67%
0,25
inc_!s
6% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
63
93%
82%
93
33%
.
17%
No par
Jan
8-7-
19
56 % Jan
61
23% Feb 26.
63
94
82%
/;
28%.
106
Corp.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com_ .6.25
4% preferred,
.100
Oxford Paper Co common
fp
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement As
Aggregates
Pacific Coast Co common
62%
94
82%
46
.
—1
preferred
63
94
18
*89%
_6
10o
;
Shares
62%
41%
33%
~~—._30c
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Flberglas
the Week
Mar. 6
94
.93
*17%
1
convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
Outboard Marine Corp,
Jan
17
Corp
4%%
37
90
Dec
2
*96 %
100
Matbleson Chemical
Oliver Corp common—,
51%'Jan
Dec
pa?
7.50
Olln
149
S9% Oct 30
150
30% Jan
33
22% Jan
96%
_5
4-24% preferred,
Oklahoma Natural Gas_
06
*82%
20
23% Nov 12
20% Feb 21
>17% Jan
2
139
Sep 30
4
Feb 27
12% Jan
3
Dec
No
preferred
—wiuimiii
18
Jan
4%
83%
*96%
*92%
40%
100
_
94%.
83
ir
jqo
63%
94%
—
95% Jan 16
44% Feb
4
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
47% Jan
63
4.56% preferred
4.44%. preferred
Ohio Oil Co
May 22
18% Jan 17
iO
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred..
Friday
Mar. 5
O
507b Jan
SO
Bales far
Thursday
Mar. 4
15% Dec 11
74% Mar
4.08% preferred
4.18 % preferred
16
9
5
Public 8erv Co of Indiana
117% Feb
5
8
15
Jan
16
86% Jan
7
35% Dec 29
3% %
preferred.
preferred
preferred.
4.80% preferred
87%
87%
*86
88
*86
90
89
89
•87
92
*87
*89%
91
91
92
93
*91%
93
105
*9174
*10474
10574
4574
46%
105%
46%
40%
47
46
74%-
105%
4674
7474
90
74%
*73
74
73%
74
23
*22%
23
*2274
23
*22%
23
*22%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
♦21%
2274
116%
116%
11674
116%
11674
11674
117
13%
117
13%
86%
13%
*85
1474
13%
1374
1474
85
85
•8474
:34
14%
85
74%
2274
116% 116%
13%
•8474
14%
85
33%
3474
34%
3474
3474
34%
62%
60%
62
6074
61
60%
6174
61
61%
1
40%
42%
42%
42%
43
4374
4274
43%
42%
43
40% Feb 13
62
-Nov 19
49% Jan
5
54% Jan 16
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
131% Jan
2
inc
(The),
140
23
34%
Pullman
10,300
*21%
74
61%
Paget Sound Powor At Light Co
64% Feb 24
46% Jan 26
30
180
33%
35% Jan 28
2
130
*104ya 105%
46
45%
*22%
*85
74
10474
91
10
8
58
Oil
*104
88
110
4,400
13,100
8,700
30,500
7,500
9174
No par
32% Jan
Nov 19
Pure
45%
105%
91%
2874
80
86'/a
34%
Dec
Jan
87%
*87
Pobllcker Industries Inc com
5
•4.75 preferred
No par
60
31
♦86
100
25
25
100
43
;
25
87
89
No par
4.16%
9
*85%
*86%
100
4.32%
12%. Jan
_
100
100
100
-
preferred
0.05% preferred
13
84% Feb
Dec
2
-
4.30%
Jan 23
30
05
Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter Ac Gamble,
public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec Ac. Gas com
No par
01.40 dlv preference com
No par
105% Jan 30
48% Feb
Co Inc (H K)
5%% sink fund preference
380
41,800
70
10,700
4,900
23,200
Q
I1
23
9®* 28
July 28
For-footnotes
see
page
26.
24
Ffeb 25
140
Mar. 5
27% Jan 26
Quaker Oats Co (The) common
•
6%
preferred-.
*
100
Quaker 8tate Oil Refining Corp. 10
51%
138
24%
52
51%
138
138
24%
-
24%
5274
138
25
52
138
24%
52%
138
25
5274
140
2474
52%
149
24%
52%
•136
24%
5274
138
24%
2,300
80
1,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
-.
Monday, March 8, 1959
.
.
(1148)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since
Tear 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Mar. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
the Week
Shares
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
-
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan.1
Highest
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STACKS
Range for Previous
R
Feb
9
52
Mar
71% Jan
2
74% Maf
5
31
23 Vs Jan
9
43 Va
31
24% Dec
28% Feb
21
56% Jan
6
23% Dec 17
19% Feb
9
60% Oct
24% Feb 20
3
70% Mar
17
56% Jan
16
25% Jan 20
22% Feb
5
25
Jan
21
31% July 25
25% Juu 10
34% Jan 24
30 % Dec 29
34
Jan
5
37% Jan
26
30
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
25% Aug
19% Jan
14% Oct 27
12
31 ya Jun 10
59% Dec 29
54% Feb
3% Jan
12% May
10
8
15% Jan
:
9
5
18
42% Jan
8
50% Mar/ 5
16% Jan
2
19% Feb
55
50%Oct 27
22
May 20
24
31
9
60% Jun
7
60% Mar
16% Jan
2
29 '/a Jun
2
5
28% Jan
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
9% Jan
2
Jan
22% Mar
14% Nov 19
77% Dec
69
46
3
121
2
109% Mar
Mar
116
63% Jan 10
90% Dec 31
90% Jan
78 Va Jan
87% May 22
20 Vo Dec 22
81 Va Jan
6
Jan
27
Oct
14
2% Jan
2
109% Dec
1
96% Feb
24
2
38% NOV 13
34% Jan
8
2
.44% Dec 16
5% Oct 13
35% Dec 30
9
2
1% Jan
2
65
Feb 28
IOV2 Jan
19% Jan
32% Jan
3
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
4
18
26
6
Mar
84
Jan
5
5
28
24% Mar
2% Jan
111
Jan
50
40% Jan 22
4% Jan
31% Jan
RIegel
3
Roan
90,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
2'J/a
2%
42,400
102 Va
II,000
41%
32 Va
22% Jan
29 Va Jan
2
Feb
6
Rockwell-Standard
4
Rohm & Haas Co common
Jan
30
23% Jan
23
18
30% Jan
12
12% Nov 20
10 Va Jan
7
12% Mar
19% Jan
2
26
53% Nov 20
25 V\ Oct
8
42% Feb
Feb
40% Nov 20
38% Jan
11% Dec 30
10% Jan
20 ye Dec
2
37% Jan 13
10% Jan
7
2
Jan
14
92
22
lOVi-Apr 17
22
10
19
17
1
30
29
46Va Dec 10
97
NftV 21
26% Oct 28
36% Dec 11
16
Dec 31
18Va Feb 12
48% Oct 24
84V2 Dec
9
Jan 24
101
22% Jan
2
24
Jan
2
ft 10% Jan
2
Apr
03
7
20% Jan
2
Jan 2#
00
2
20% Jan
25
July 10
13
32Va Jan
*
8% Apr 17
05% Feb 12
ft
75
Oct
3
92
-Oct
2
Dec
46
26
2
2
47% Mar
5
Ruberoid Co
2
13% Jan
9
Jan
July 10
99% Jan 24
5
14
29
3
2
3
28
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
12% Mar
37% Jan
ft
52% Feb
9
*39% Feb 10
12
Feb
9 ft :
72 Va Jan *8
77
Jan 20: ft
Feb
91
20
23% Jan
19
May
5
28Vi Oct
Nov
12
85 % Apr
10
73
Jan
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39% Sep
30
35% Feb
25
11
23
Jan
22
13% Jan
/ Sep
48% Dec
8% Jan
2
16
Jan
3
6
40
24
Jan
25
2
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5
17% Jan
6
11
26% Feb 25
25% Apr 11
8% Jan 13
3
1
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,
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23% Feb
.
ft
109% Jan
2
18VO Jan
8
1
41% Feb
11
39 Vo Nov
17
36% Jan
1
13% Jan
79
Feb
Shamrock Oil & Gas
49'
Sharon Steel Corp
15% Mar
Jan
86% Jan
17
26
Shattuck
4
(Frank
Shell Oil Co
22
34
47%
11%
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46%
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59
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26
5
Sheller
5
18% Jan
8
Sheraton Corp
26% Jan
6
42
Mar
3
Jan
14
45
Mar
3
50% Nov 20
45% Jan
2
51% Jan
21
Simmons
70% Oct
68
Jan
7
80
Feb
27
Slmmonds Saw & Steel
18)4
23% Mar
14
18%
30
17% Jan
14
18
Jan
2
20% Sep
21% Nov
12% Jun
25
32% Dec
4
Nov
17
22
Apr 17
33)4 Jan
2
50% Jan
2
16% Sep
6
40% Mar 3
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Jan
19)4 Jan
23% Oct
10
22
23
17% Feb 24
13% May 20
40
38
10
20 Va Dec
Jan
2
24
Jan
6
61% Jan
1
66% Dec
Mar
12
67)4 Jan
30
11
3
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Mfg
Corp
50c
Siegler Corp
—
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Co
Simplicity, Pattern
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co—
1
1
25
72% Sep
30
62% Feb
27
68)4 Feb
7
46% Dec
19
44 % Jan
22
56)4 Mar
3
Smith
2
23% Oct
14
18
Mar
22% Jan
5
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
14% Jan
2
58% Jan 10
25% Dec
17
23
Feb
110% Dec
44% Jan 13
6
25% Feb. 24
15
98
Jan
8
52"% Apr 25
45
Feb
27
52)4 Jan
20
Mar
114% Mar
4
26
15'/a Apr
3
21% Dec
4
23)4 Jan
9
0Ve Jan
2
7% Jan
28
8% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
10% July 8
34% Dec 30
33)4 Feb
2
37
Jan
15
47% Jan
14
52
49
52% Feb
25
36% Sep 26
25% Jan
7
32% Jan 13
49% Jan
2
J4% Jan
13
May
18
9
58% Jan
5
2
62% Jan
12
37% Jan
20
41% Jan
2
8
70
Jan
19
Southern Pacific Co
(Del)
No par
60% Jan
15
Southern Railway common
No par
19% Jan
Jan
19
5%
13
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
29
Dec
53% Feb
13
19
July 15
18% Jan
2
78
Feb
20
72)4 Jan
8
75
02
Jan
10
40% Dec
31
40 V2 Jan
2
44
12
Jan
8
22% Oct
30
20% Feb
24
2% Jan
3
49 Va Apr 22
7% Dec
3
6)4 Jan
27
Nov 26
2
17 Va Apr
17
05 y2 Jan
2
67% Oct
92
Mar
22% Jan
9% Mar
5
12
5
13
56% Jan
8
65% Mar
5
22
86% Feb
20
88Va Jan
15
18% Nov 20
17% Jan
2
20% Jan
12
25% Dec
15
21)4 Feb
24% Jan
2
Apr
95
97Vi Feb
13
2
May 7
27% Oct 30
92)4 Jan
0V4 Jan
22% Jan
33% Feb
27
02 Ya Jan
3
79 V4 Sep
24
77% Jan
83% Mar
20 Vo Jun
2
31% Dec 29
28)4 Jan
33 V4 Jan
For
28
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59%
63)4 Jan
56
footnotes
see
page
26.
4
26
Southern Co (The)
non-cum
Southwestern
$4.50
preferred
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25%
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24%
24%.
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65
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,
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66%
66
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54%
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18%
18)4
25%
24%
25
24%
24
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112
114%
111%
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113
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3.100
54
14,400
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35.700
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8
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28%
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48%
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4,700
60%
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34%
36
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43%
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66%
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55%
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21 Vb
30 Va
31%
20
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
48)4
76%
48:14
77)4
9,700
96,800
100
preferred
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48 V4
77)4
49%
Co
South Porto Rico Sugar common
5
8% preferred
—
.25
Southern California Edison
25
34%
2
48%
79
49%
*35%
10
48%
52%
5
13
44
50%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Nov
40
49%
22
70
38
ft *43%
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46% Jan
9
ft
44%
49 V»
36)4 Mar
31
40%
43%
52%
5
65% Dec
39%
*51%
24
44)4 Dec
41
45
50
5
Feb
4
39
45
34%
34
Dec
42
45
64 Va
55%;
25%
'
a
34%
34% Jan
2
12y8 Jan
8
18%
4.50
29
04% Jan
87
45 "
20)4
31
2
10% Jan
1
37% Dec
2
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
1
107
35
28 Vi Jan
S3
SO
2
35 Va Mar
27)4 Feb
17
1
5%
32% Jan
30
61% Dec
15
South Amer Gold & Platinum
South Carolina E&GCo com
10
31
34
Sbcony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co-
preferred
51)4 Feb 24 ft South Jersey Gas
48% Dec
24%
5
33)4c
Smith Kline & French Labs
7
55%
19)4
18%
18%
24%
;
63
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
30
34% Dec
May 29
Corp
Jan
44)4 Jan
36
(AO)
64%
19%
18%
18)4
79
24%
63)4
10
Feb
24
5
25
19%
18%
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fft
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18%
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Co
15% Jan
5
18)4
37%
44%
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25% Apr
48
18%
17%
1
of America
6
100
1
50c
25
63%
87%
18V4
21%
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•
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96
31%
32)4
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83
83
5
31
31%-
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43
•
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7
64
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31%
83
31
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34,000
18,200
21
41% ft.
ft
25
37
23%
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13
93
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84
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39%
45 Va
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19,800
40
26 %
45%
60 Va
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/■.,
47
5,200
26%
45%
40%
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14%
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..
10,500
26%
44%
40 3 4
1,100
;
26%
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45 Va
59%
.
i
34;
97%
96%
26%
•
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t
39%
39%
96%
96 Va
15%
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$ *95%
ft 26
46%
40%
44
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14
22%
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,
30% ft
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ft
77%
40%
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44%,,
43%
23%
77 Va
25%
44 Va
,
34
22 Va
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96%,
„
34
23
29%
tJ.
22.%
26%
25%
30
Vo
45%
550
265 ft '
29
33%
22%
24,300
87%
86%
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265
29 Va
33%
33%
ft
88
87)4
39%
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39%
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265
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29)4
8,700
10,100
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88
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ft,.28%
fti33%
ft
39)a
39%
39%
88
265
.
41)4
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No par
5
...
11%
,
No par
No par
$4.'50 preferred
7
47
11%
90 ft
Shahmoon Industries Inc.
46)4 Jan 26
46 7 8
*250
29%,,.
1
:
22,100
87
1
Servel Inc comihon
22%
39.%
14
,
3 Z1
Seiberling Rubber Co—
28
45%
21%
; 12%
23
5
Sears Roebuck fc 'Co
17
10% Jan
9
7
5
SealrightrOswego Falls Corp
-
44%
22%
14%
—1 "
4.&00;
45%
2214
39%.:.
59 Va
24%
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36%
33,900
11%
23 Va
39%
58%
40%
25
-100
^20
—
11%
22%
; 391«
39%ft
■
;
12
Dec
Corp—*
11%
23
11%
...
'
26
46%
88%
83
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12,800
6,100
22
46%
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265ft-
44%
12%
20
94
21%
-
21% 22 ft.
U.
,77)C
*76
44% 45% :
—1
30
Bcovill Mfg Co Common
1 ft 3.65% preferred——
Jan
17
ft ft 39.
88%
*255
28 %
»
5
2
14% Feb
82
—1.66%
4
4
29
11%
96%
26
*92
22
46%
44%
46 %•'
i 1 %
.—1 ft;
,• Scott Paper Co common—No-par
'
$3/40 .preferred
__«._No par
$4 preferred _i.
—
No par
16% Aug
46% Dec
Dec
45%
5
34
94
137,500
.
1
16
45)4 Jan
9)4 Jan 20
24
85% Oct
Feb 12
41
4
Oct
110
2
8% Jan 10
•8
Feb
39)4 Jan
19% Dec 22
10% May '6
4Vt Mar -6
07 Va Jan
,
22
Dec
22%
—
32
11%
44% v'
Schering Corp dommon—
5ft convertible preferred
Schick Inc
5,100
17,800
1,100
41%
534%
530
21%
22
37% Jan
.
/ft'\
43%
26% Feb
9
7,
*
12
.74% Feb
15
21 Vo Apr
Dec
96V2 Feb 27
27% Jan 20
49)4 Jan 27
15% Jan 2
45
Jan
2
6OV2 Mar 3
42% Jan 28
15% Feb 27
87% Mar 5
81
Jan > 9
94
Jan
6
,
71
17% Jan 10
2
23% Feb
4
78 -Jan, 26
48% Jan 28
'•
533
21%
46 ft;
22
—
44
46Va
22%
46 Vo
4ft preferred
100
ft
4.30% conv preferred
1O0
St Joseph Lead 'Co
10
St Joseph Light & PowerNo par
' * St L Ban Fran Ry Co eom—No par
Preferred series A 5% —a
n.100
;Bt Regis Paper Go common
5
1st pfd 4.40ft series A
.100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co——
10
-Savage Arms Corp
5
ftSchenley Industries Inc s
1.40
Jan 16
Mar 2
34
34
2
6
21%
11%
(The)—.
"
DQO
94
*92
21%
Safeway Stores common
42% Jan 15
89Va Feb 20
9
9
Corp
Royal McEee
31%
■
1
Co-—20 G
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
2iy8Feb
86
'
50% Jan
24% Jan
"41%,
32 %
700
22,600
40
*41
41%
-
529
528 Va
1
9
30VaJan
•
Corp
(Geo D> Corp—,
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Roper
26
28% Feb 27
' 72
42%
94
25%
35 ft
Cable
Ronson Corp
6
•
—
16% Nov 21
74% Nov 11
Rome
26
—
42
41%
'
i;
35,500
5%
39 Va
*31%
*»#
//;•
44%
5%
39:i4
'
5,700
38
44%
5%
*40
40
525
100
_1
5
preferred series A__.
20
38
17
2
61% Dec
Feb 20
14
47% Jan
4%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Jan
Feb
84% Jan
41% Dec
95Va Jun
233V2 Nov
35% Nov
31J/2Dec
21% Oct
73
Oct
14% Jan 10
t
92
10
8
32 % Dec
Apr
30
28
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
•
29
Jan
21% Feb
18
Jan
17% Apr 30
16
534% Mar
481% Jan
Dec
5
20
_-
44%
5
33%
1
37%
38 %
37%
36%
preferred
99%
38%
44%
.
.
99
37%
:%
5%
5
41%
30% Oct
96
98%
'
*37%
13
25 Va Dec
300
84
23%
25
5
20
42% Jan
505
-
84
& Elec Corp—No par
37% Feb
2
6
11.000
22%
Robertshaw-Fnlton Controls com__i
40% Mar
16
30
104%
9,700
105
23 %
45%
23
Jan
1,200
104%
'
118%
84
44%
19
Apr
23,900
47
46%
117
22%
5
35% Feb
00
47%
*83%
Antelope Copper Mines
Corp
50,900
84%
37%
convertible
.74
116%
A
'98%
5%%
21,500
50%
38 Va
75%
37 Va
77 %
700
23%
97%
Rochester Gas
x49%
51'/a
37"«
ft'
22%
36%
39% Jan
22 % Dec
103%
103%
10
10
•
50%
104
No par
31
912
13,700
46%
Corp
41% Dec
2
47 Vs
116
Corp
34% Dec
34
46
'
Oil
July 18
28% Jan
2
28
47%
*83%
Ritter Company
27
Jan
5% Feb 24
2
21,700
46%
«
Paper
Richfield
26
38% Mar
8%
1
5s
Manufacturing
Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5
6.500
100
series
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
5
'
14%
46%
65% Feb
12
23
22%
71%
46%
31
30
33.800
8%
35 3 4
78 Va Dec
1.300
62
70%
75%
47 % Dec
-ft:-'■■
*14%
51% ft
Rexall Drug Co
9,600 :
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77%
5
18
50)4
71%
35%
5
39% Mar
900
17%
49
14 Vs
75%
54.% Jan
I,700
10
*9%
50%
15,300
19,100
63'V,
8%
51 Va
47% Mar
46% Feb
30% Jan
13%
ft
4,600
22%
13%
ft ft 62%
500
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14%
■
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35%
38% Jan
•'■-ft 22
17%
200
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31%
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18%
23%
23)4
31%
10
49%
97,900
7.600
ft 70 Va
9%
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22%
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9
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62
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39% Dec 29
54% Dec 30
77 % Feb
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10
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41% Jan
6
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10
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6,600
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13%
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10
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22%
68%
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2
15
65%
22
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65
71%
10
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/ft 64%
V 22%
65%
22%
23
9%
8V8 Jan
22 Ve May 12
19
24%
2,200
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25% Jan
8
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22%
31)4
62%
10
5
ft
31%
22%
10
23 V4
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22%
Republic Steel Corp—————10
Revere Copper & Brass
$
Revlon Inc
1
37% Apr
23%
z
*63
64%.
31)4
"31%
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common1
4% ft preferred series A
50
4%ft conv 2nd pfd
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
14% Feb
74
27
35%
22%
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%%> series—100
Republic Aviation Corp—
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
75 Va Jan
Feb
73%
/..26%
*35
31%
'
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i
27%
22%
,
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27)4 ft
63%'
36%
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31%
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9% Jan
22
6
8% Jan
13% Jan
36
50c
1
(Robt) & Co-—
ft:/
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23
132,500
51%
74
26%
74
23)4
23%
67%^"
23
Reliance
5
67%
%*•*''"> *22%
66%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
24
'
•ft
23%
1
.
Reliable Stores Corp-
2
Mar
64
<23%
*35
$1.25 div prior preference-
12% Feb 16
2
-
Chemicals
*
64
50%
52
51%
52
.
/ 26 V4
ft" 64%
27%
'
'
24
23%
noncum
Reichhold
64
50
Reeves Bros Inc_-
13
66% Feb 27
;
Jan
7
15
Jan
6
23% Feb 24
Jan
Reis
Oct
10 Vo Dec
64
33% Jan 14
2
Jan
26%
--
51)4
*73)4
4
2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
-—No par
'4Vo
74
50
Reading Co common
Ac!c noncum 1st preferred
16% Jan
8% Nov 11
2
7
Jan 13
31
Dec
69
21% Feb 28
10% July 14
—No par
*
—1
—5
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
4
63
'
52 ~
73%
27 ."ft
>26%
Ino——
Ranco
49%"
73%
*72
183.50 ldt preferred
26
64% Mar
V
49%
49%
America com—No par
——No par
Radio Corp of
3
75 % May 12
48% Dec
30% Jan
3
69% 6ep 30
16% Apr 10
45 y* Apr
8
14 Ye Jan 13
44
87%
2,800
6.70C
230
350
32 Vo
32,000
83%
220
32%
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Volume 189
Number 5827
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1140)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1958
Lowest
40 % Jan
74
2
69% Dec
2
Jan
19
61% Jan
2
78% Jan
5
28
14% Jan
2
85% May
Aug 29
6
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest,
Highest
Highest
17% Nov
3
3% Nov
43*4 Feb 25
61% Nov
Jan
3
35% Feb 48
19
21
21
50,, Nov
3
60% Nov 12
42% Feb 24
'59% Dec 31
47 % Feb
3% Jan
52
Feb
7
82% Feb
21%
2
3% Jan
62% Jan
9
49% Jan
26
64% jan
23
89
16
94% May 26
87% Jan 20
29% Dec 30
89
29
27% Jan
84
Jan
7
2
Sep
3
33% Dec 31
31% Jan'
6
14
2
7
Feb
12% Jari
Apr 23
10% Jan 18
37% Mar
12
Jan
2
26
Feb
16
2
71
Feb
26
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co.—
Sterchl Bros Stoles Inc
14% Nov 20
54
Deo
11
99
Jan
14
13% Jan
5
49
Feb
128
27% Oct 22
45% Nov 12
26% Feb
42% Jan
22
20% Jan
6
54
6
2
2
.
60% Nov 12
26% Deo 18
f
Jan
2% Jan
•16 >
39%Peb
8
16% Oct
7
18% Nov 28
.
15%: Jan
20
Dec
14
Ofct
20
15% Jan
2
17% Jan
5
24% Jan £ 5 f
Feb
10
13
11% Jan
2
79
Jan
87
Nov 24
88
Jan
.6
59
Apt 24
69
Jan
61
Feb
27
a
28% Dec 15
26
Mar
22% Allg 14
30% liar 19
25% Apr 23
23
Feb
38
Dec
30
35% Feb 25
72
97
Dec
19
94% Jan
7% Jan
2
jan 43
1360
7
25
Feb
31% Mar
9% Jan 24
2
18
5
39
31%
33%
20
23
24
a
58% Feb
9
a
97% Dec 24
96% Jan
5
7% Jan
a
13% Aug 19
11% Jan
2
18% Jan
t
36% Dec
3% Jan
•
9% Jan
a
9% Nov 17
20% Dec 19
5
58% Nov 21
2
25% Mar 10
36% Dec
55% Feb 24
89
Dec
22% Jan IS
37
Aug
29
Feb
6
9
73% Mar
118
3
14% Mar
32
Feb
12
Mar
Feb
3
9
52
2
62
Jan
9
34% Feb
10
16
74% Feb
26
28% Mar
v
38% Jan
2
26% Jan
a
24% Feb 28
1
61% Jan 27
80% Feb
39% Aug 22
29% Feb 27
39% Jan 23
17% Dec 11
14% Feb 18
16% Jan
86
Dec
21% Jan 14
607a
607a
*88 7a
35%
104
♦98
100
33%
2,000
10,900
15,900
8,900
357a,
167b'
36%
16%
16
167s
15%
23%
23
23%
24
69
70
09
23%
69
237a
71
128
09
69
125
490
118
119%
116
118
6,800
15V4
17
1277a
120
51%
50%
507b
297a
297a
287a
29%
4574
45%
45
45
22%
22%
2274
22%
17
177i
22%
17%
5972
57%
58
30
317a
30%
13%
33
15%
■
Nopar
*92
94
No par
62
63
26
26%
23.%
Co.:
367b
7%
1905
1949
45
1950
17%
18%
5,100
647b
317a
64%
32%
3,300
18%
64%
317a
11
64%
17
117a
58=4
31%
57%
X3l%
31%
1174
11
11%
2,000
2,500
800
12,900
105,400
3,100
58
57
58
35 Va
34
3874
14
13%
13%
94
927b
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40
4,500
54,300
13
'
13%
93
-
93.
62%
64
63%
6374
627a
26 7a
267b
267a
26%
23,700
17,100
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26
26%
23%
35%
1950
237a
237a
*23 7a
23%
35%
357b
104 %
10474
357a
10474
87a
1930
7%
7%
1930
1915
1920
310
43%
105
7%
1965
.
357a
*104
35%
104%
87B
13%
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24
35%
105
77a
i
17%
18%
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31
24
35%
105
87.
22%
1774
117s
43,000
31
4574
22%
647a
58%
30,100
29%
44"%
63%
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105%
52y8
2,800
30%
187a
31%
15%
53%
4574
22%
187a
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1574
177a
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227.
177a.
307a
1074
26%
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23%
36%
1574
537a
35%
1374
2674
105
5174
28%
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637a
1
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157a
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4474
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37 %
8
7%
1965
45%
447a
45
4474
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27%
39%
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39%
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70
73%
68%
115%
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11674
12%
12%
127b
13%
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31%
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2,000
1,300
900
9,300
277a
100
38%
14,500
29,800
1,240
70%
1
-
397i
7.50
No par
com
(James)
118
115
■
116
12%
13%
13-%
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I334
1474
112,600
31%
317a
31
31%
317a
313%
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1174
10%
117b
11
12
16%
1674
16%
16%
16%
5,000
23,300
19,600
23,600
57,700
53,900
24,100
82,700
23,500
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31%
10%
11 %
1174
31%
11%
1
16
16%
167B
16%
2,50
x(50
60 7i
60
60
58
597a
577a
50
587a
59
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—.5
37
37%
37%
377a
37%
387c
387a
387a
387s
25
75%
77%
77
79%
8074
81
807a
817a
807a
38%
817a
33%
287s
297a
29%
307s
29%,
30
28%
297a
28%
No par
227«
22%
22%
23
227a
237a
22%
23
227a
1
79%
80%
78%
807b
77%
757a
7574
Co....
,
_
33% Jan 22
23% Jan
5
Texas Gulf
Texas' Instruments
Inc
Texas-Pacific
&
Texas Gulf
26
97,300
101
23%
6
Sylvanla ElecProd Inc
$4 preferred——:.
92
337b
1017a
71
1
Alining
101
23%
11%
Co common
101
*873/4
34 y8
167a
11%
common.:
59
92
16
1274
Tool.
337a
55,100
82,600
225,700
4,300
70
11%
Corp
•*88%
36%
101
1
ATach
92
33%
*
Stiid6baker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp
Chemical
59%
49
~
.92
161
59%
577a
5374
957a
Texas
*
Jan
60
31 %
TelAutograph Corp
Aircraft Corp..
Tennessee Corp.
12
87
487a
52%
3174
Temcd
27
3
2
4974
53%
317«
Talcott Ino
6
8
24% Nov 10
56%
5374-
31
Symington Wriyne Corp
2
Feb
57%
487a
54%
60%
.
6,000
23%
22%
Sutherland Paper Co.,
__5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift A Co——
25
16
19% Jan
56%
49 3/a
537e
.1
lOc
•l
Superior Oil of" California—..——25
5
15% Feb
573/a
48%
18%
."Sunshine
3
Mar
56%
49
53%
4%%' preferred series A.
25
5Va% 2nd pl'il series of '55—.30
Sunshine Biscuits Iucj—i—12.56
38% Jan 15
27
31% Jan
72% Jan
56%
64
;
Sunray-Mid-Corit Oii
40% Feb
500
37a
15%
5
$4.50 series A .pi efcrrcd—
8
29% Jan
37a
18%
26
5
*33/8
64
Webster_j.|
29% Jan
3
37a
37a
70
5
Sun Oil Co.—
Jan
94,500
..1
Sun
4
35
38% Aug 27
6L% Dec 17
20 Va
•
Stone- &
20
27% Mar
1
l
197a
Storer; BroadcastingCo.
Mar
23
203/4
34
46
93
46 "J Feb
20
*■
23%
..5
45%
65% Jan
2
207a
37a
•
69
37%
1674
29
-Sundstrand
7
1974
37a
■
36
—.15
.'
1725 Jan
920
21%
35%
50%
6
18
807a
*88 7a
100.
5
5
38% Jan"
Aug ll
19% Jan
Jan
89
;
2
42% Sep
5
29% Dec 30
29% Jan
15
I100
15
'Mar
106% Feb
*79%
467b
124
38% Mar
Jan
68%
80
5272
52%
59%
1
14
24
69
80
55%
59
Stokely-Van Camp .Inc common.
1
5% prior preference..
—20
.
8% Feb
2165 Jan
1865
3
35% Jan
:t
66%. Jan
56
26%, Jan
6% Jan
12
68%
80
54%
47%
.10
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.
; 18% Feb V 5
64% Mar 5
1Q% Feb 25
12% Aug 14
20% JaR
6
19
32% Mar
6
15% jan 20
28% Dec 29
2
Mar
Jan
18% Jan
-
25% Feb' 27
66% Dec 31
Apr
23
„
6974
80
52%
No par
10
Sterling Drug Inc—
"
2
9
26
46% Jan 22
8
1
is
15% Jan
31
:Feb
19
Shares
68%
3%
34%
Mar« 6
807a
207a
97
the Week
Friday
Mar. 5
'6974
3%
48%
Sales far
Thursday
69
21%
50%
TRICES
1
Mar. 4
*80
80%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
2
15% Feb
9
2
Mar
69
20%
3%
loc
Stanley Warner' Corp..
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
18
18
66
15% Jan
37% Jan
3
'17-% Feb
68 %
Wednesday
Mar. 3
*79%
1
Standard Packaging Coxp com.—_1
$1.60 convertible preferred—
20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
—1
3
6
29% Jan 14
29
4
Mar
Tuesday <
Mar;.' 2
No par
No par
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products. Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
74% May 19
102% Dec 22
59
17% Jan
Jun. 18
18% Novl
Feb
36% Mar
104
com
Standard Oil.' of/Ohio common
3%% preferred, series A
"
8
Pat
Standard Oil:, of California..___6.25
Standard Oil. of Indiana—
25
Standard. Oil. of New
Jersey—.
7
22
59% Jan
2
57
23
18
Jan
14% Jan
,.
26
Feb,12
10% Jan
11% Nov. .10
2
50 % Feb
86% Sep 17
23
Standard Brandt Inc-
24
46% Feb
59
36
Dec
3
Mar
26
LOW AND high sale
Monday
EXCHANGE
69% Mar
.
-
NEW YORK- STOCK
*
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Sulphur _J
Cdal
Oil
xl6
30
30%
307a
31 %
307a
30%
77%
31 Va
3034
29%
22%
76%
31%
147a
14%
147a
14%
14%
14%
147a
14%
14%
14%
119*%
—10
78%
307a
11974
13974
11974
12074
1207i
*119%
1207a
11974
11974
05%
6634
10,700
Texas Pacific Laud Trust—
6% Jan
98% jan
2
a
133
Nov
28
44% Jan
7
67
Dec
8
9% Apr
28
15%Jan
112
Feb-
9
120% Mar
5
66% Mar
8
24% Mar
27% Mar
63% Feb19% Jan
a
24
23
Jan
2
Feb 28
16
22
21% Dec 16
32% Jan
6
102
89
13
Apr
Dec
16
38% Nov 21
Dec
2
Deo; 20
29% Dec
1
41% Feb 25
73
Dec
81% Oct
8
90
May20
20
Jan
2
21% Nov
17
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
46% NOV 14
31
15
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
12% Jan
7
16% Dec
15
42
Jan
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution...1
89% Jan
19
25% Jari
12
36% Mar
150% Mar
29
Texas & Pacific Ry
100
Co.....
*
Texas Utilities Co
,.
•
No par
65
66
65%
Textron Inc common
...50c
$1.25 conv preferred
Nopar
Thatcher Glass Alfg Co.———'.5
22%
35
25*4
35%rr
—
Thiokol
Mar
Chemical
Thompson
Co.
—1
(J Ri
—15.
88
Jan
23
Mar
25% Jan
22
Tidewater
22% Jan
24
16
45% Jan
49% Jan
$1:20 preferred.
——la
Timken Roller Bearing
19% Mar
22% Jan
15% Jan
17
Jan
22
Toledo Edison
70
Jan
26
Trane Co (The).
Jan
5
135%
287a
66
24%
27%
140
24%.
*
277a
35%
139
27
X
66%
4.200
230
10,600
189,800
8,000
,
27
23%
-
^
24%
27
27%
3574
24%
27%
36
130
277a
66
35%
8,500
132%
72,100
1,300
123
277a
277a
15
2
Co
5
32
Jan
15
Trarisam erica
7
35 % Feb
24
Transue <fe Williams Steel
3
19% Jan
22
Trails World Airlines. Inc—
27% Jan
2
40% Nov 11
38% Feb
9
42% Mar
5
52% Oct
16% Jan
1
58
54
2
56% Jan
14
2
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred—
25% Nov 17
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
53
Corp
21
Jan
12
25% Jan
30
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
59
Feb
11
Preferred series
36% Dec
16
34% Jan
7
3
Tung-Sol Electric
55% Dec
1
54% Jan
75% Mar
41% Jan
15 % Oct
13% Jan
17% Feb
26% Oct
28
22
21 % Feb
27
Oil
23
223/4
23
22%
46 Va
22%
477a
4,000
5,600
4,700
4,800
3,300
22,600
48%
477a
477a
2074
2074
207a
2074
19%
17
16%
17
16%
17
68
6774
68
67 74
68%
07 Va
68%
68 Va
68 Va
297a
293/4
30%
*33 7a
29%
20
3074
30
30%
*33
347a
18%
177b
1874
17%
34%
187b
33
18 7b
17%
17%
17 Va
18
1
—50
42
42%
42
4274
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
11,600
•16,100
*55 %
557a
55%
42%
55%
557a
557a
55%
55%
*55%
22%
2274
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
55%
223/4
8,100
58
5474
58
58
58
58
29%
347a
293/b
*33
30%
34
*33
1
common.
22%.
50
*5674
1
48%
517a
51%
5474
51
53
497a
50 %
49
69
72
75
7574
73%
733.',
72%
72%
*71
39
38 7»
40
397b
39%
1
(The)
Corp
100
163/4
67
_2
(conv)
Co
48
207a
^1,900
No par
5
_—
A
4874
167b
23
3% Jan
2
13% Jan 13
22%
2074
25% Jan
11
5
237b
4874
TXL
39% Feb
13%.Mar
223/a
17
17
36% Jan
26,900
22 7a
49
37%
37% Feb
12
Jan
5
22
62
207b
5%, conv pfd scries of 1957——50
16
63%
87 Va
21%
63
16%
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin-City Rap-Transit com—Nopar
5% conv prior preferred
—.50
Twin Coach Co..
1
15% Jutt
39% Dec
877a
22
207-1
3
8
6
90
21%
64
48
26
10 % Jan
32% Jan
613/4
*87 7a
22%
5
Jan
54% Mar
%
89%
22
1
No par
Construction
(The)
16% Jan
Jan
625/8
*87 7a
22%
2
Tishman Realty &
27% Feb
15
67%
897a
217b
22%
29
Jan
6474
*87%
25
1
3
60
67%
897a
22
5
42% Nov 21
1507b
667a
37
2
367a
28
21
17% Oct 30
-21% Jan
27%
36
144
*87%
32% Nov
17
26%
367B
V
5
2
Feb
1 237a
267a
35%
"v
10
10% Jan
23% Feb 20
45
Jan
3
24
25% '
29
100
...
2
43
22%
145
—
preferred
65% Dec
7
%
Oil .common
Common
4°/o
15
Apr
28
65%
Thompson Raino Wooldridge inc—
% Feb -10
7
68% Jan
84% Jari
21
56
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
Feb
133%
66
377a
*5474
;
38
127i
1274
13
39%
39:7a
397a
*39
1574
157b
15%
15
15
22%
227b
22%
2274
22%
21%
383/4
41
15%
22%
*55
2274
12%
1274
397a
397a
15%
157b
21 %
127b
*39
13
13%
13
*393/4
15 VB
21Va
347a
600
100
58
50%
j49,700
74
2,500
17,700
39%
133/a
41
10,200
150
-
1574
6,700
21%
15,300
8,800
18,700
13,000
35,200
19,500
u
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
12 % Feb
24
12% Jan
Udyltle
2
23% Dec
11
20% Jan
2
27% Feb
13
Underwood.
9% Jan 20
13% Feb
12
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co.;
Bags-Camp Paper
5% Jan
2
30% Mar 25
83% Apr 17
27% Jan
11% Dec 29
44
Nov 20
41
Sep 15
81% Feb
5
70% Sep
4
80% Nov 10
40% Jan 13
Union
3
2
35%, Jan
5
98% Mai*
4
Preferred $4.50 series
6
75
6
Preferred $3;70 series
25
94
Jan
84
Apr 29
75
Mar
81
Mar 24
72% Jan 20
77% Feb
94
Apr 25
83% Jan
5
87
54% Jun 24
44% Feb
18
11
46% Feb
2
.
38% Feb
19
18
8% Jan
2
9% Feb
26
C'3 Va Feb
26
37% Jan
6
35% Jan
58% Jan
2
a
Jan
31
143
91
Jan
2
108
15% Jan
2
27% Nov 26
a
3
125% Feb
103% Mar
29% Mar
15
26% Jan 13
35
Feb
Jan
21
77
Mar
47
Feb
17
50% Jan
8% Jan
29% Jail
16
4
23
2
12
12
6
12
9% Feb 20
35% Mar
6
20% Jan 29
2
9
31
37% Feb
48% Jan
44% Mar 5
42% Jan 22
13
16% Dec 31
16% Feb
9
14% Mar
12
2
56
Mat
4
18% Feb
2
17% Feb
16% Jan
16
19% Feb 20.
1 % Jan
2
45% Jan
37% Oct
6
57% Dec 11
Mar
6
50% Mar
6
34% Mar
Jan
16
4
*86
Union Oil
When
32 Va Jan
8
35
Jan
26
5
57% Jan 23
95% Jan
8
109% Jan 30
159% Feb
4
162.
48% Feb
Jan 20
96%
967a
50
132%
130%
1317b
1297a
130
34
343/o
3 4 Mi
3474
33%
347«
14,300
96%
987a
987a
440
49
-
50
50
98 Vz
98
98%
84
*77
84
*76
84
75
75
767a
76
76
*75
767a
*75
767a
*75
84
87
87
87
*86
87
*86
88
*85 7a
4774
873/4
5078
*49 7a
507a
45%
457b
47%
4674
4774
4674
*4674
4774
*46%
47%,
38
x377a
37%
497a
*77
44%
38
377a
37%
46%
♦47
37 Va
.
47%
48
377a
8%
36%
8%
'
10
20
10
102,800
16,700
23,500
37%
8%
18,900
87b
9%
9
8%
34
347a
3374
34%
34
35
34%
36
347b
0
23%
23%
2374
23 %
2374
24
2474
2474
233/4
10
34 7»
35
34%
35
347a
367b
35 Va
367b
353/B
36
2,200
22,000
5
pfd—100
59%
80%
59%
6074
597a
60%
59%
60
59 %
60%
34,300
10
Nopar
Co"
Inc__.
1955) conv
8%
5120
9
143
*120
143
x8%
*120
100
130
100%
"122
130
*120
101
101
100%
100%
1007a
100%
257a
267a
287a
29%
28 VB
28%
297a
25%
29 7e
267a
29%
29%
29
297a
2974
29%
No par
*937a
99
*93 7a
39
*93 7a
99
34%
23%
$1,700
143
102
(ser-of 1956) conv pfd.—100
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
*93 7a
99
1037a
27%
283%
297a
29%
*93%
2,500
26,800
1,900
99
3374
3174
327a
74%
757a
757a
767a
76 Va
76-%
76%
77
*4874
497b
*4874
49 Va
4874
487*
*47%
48%
47%
47%
United Corp
(Del)
1
United Electric Coal Cos——.5
9%
974
97B
974
97a
974
35
35
347a
35
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
18%
19%
18%
19
87a
18%
13%
437b
,437a
437s
437a
4374
437a
43%
397a
4074
407b
40%
40%
41%
X39%
8,300
323/4
73%
5
United BoardCarton
United Carbon
Co
United-Carr Fastener
Corp
10
Nopar
(Del)—
—
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement
10
Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp—
10
United Industrial
Oorp
United Mercb & Mfrs Inc
2
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common——28
6%
preferred
25
com—1
—100
USA Foreign Securities.
1
tT 8' Freight Co—
—
—No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
1% preferred
100
May 22
26.
Air. Lines
(ser of
34%
493/4
131
49
133
34
*4574
10
common
preferred
Car Co——
Union Twist Drill
4%
1317a
:.
non-cum
Union Tank
X48
25
California
Pacific RR Co
Union
4c/o
of
issued
U S Borax & Chemical Corp
6
Dec 17
page
Nopar
series
$4
84% Feb
171 %
see
Preferred
50% Mar -2-
38% Feb
102
For footnotes
6
2
a
14
Jan
69
82
Sep 23
30
7
33% Jan
65% Jan
*76
$4.50 preferred
90
a
153
18
19
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
26% Jan
21% Jan
No par
10
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Preferred $3.50 scries
United Aircraft Corp common..
4
.
83
United
29
18% Nov 21
2% Oct 21
47% Dec 22
a
96
*77
4
17% Dec
1
96
No par
20
40% Jan
Dec
No par
27
9
50
34%
62% Jan
16
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
.
34
37% Jan
28% Feb
Dec
Corp
25% Feb
98
8% NOV 18
34% Nov 21
16% Oct 13
27% Jan
a
34% Jan
2
11% May 16
5% Jan
a
-
24%
123/a
6
123
Apr 15
79% Oct
2
Deo
Aug
Aug
32% Sep
a
78
12
2
24% Feb
48
8
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
127a
Jan
100% Mar 12
10
Jan
117a
243/fc
11%
58% Feb 26
37
Jan
2
May 21
4i Jan
113/o
25%
1274
30% Jan
27% Deo
Oct 27
32
6
«9% Aug
111
2
G
11
16
21
10% Jan
50% Mar
3
9 % Dec
24% Feb
33% Nov
34% Jan
Mar
13
37% Dec 31
2
11% Jan
Mar
36% Dec
18% May
21% Jan
22% Jan
11%
24%
117a
2474
117a
5
Union
8
6% Jan
11%
247a
12%
13274.
4
Mar
2
Jan
11%
25 7«
12
46%
Mar
133
a
19
11%
247a
130%
50
9
Apr
45
11%
6%
28
32% Jan
26% Jan
36
12
25%
12
Carbide Corp
—No par
Union Electric Co common
10
Jan
120% Feb
46% Feb
91
117a
24%
12%
477b
32% Dec 31
103% Jun 23
92
8
Corp
126% Dec 31
2
24% Jan
1
No par
(The).:
Corp
4%#
preferred
32%
73
33%
31
35
3
3374
357.
32 Va
9
35%
34
97*
9
9%
35%
19
35%
18%
447a
44
447a
41
40%
42
56
'357a
19
55
543%
£4%
55
56
55%
55%
553/4
18%
157b
18%
18%
187a
18 7b
17%
18
14%
15%
14%
18%
14%
17%
14%
14%
143%
1474
14%
18%
19
19
Xl8%
187a
18%
19
18%
1%
187a
17a
17a
17a
1%
1%
1%
l3/4
49%
497s
497a
4974
49%
49%
50%
4974
507a
347a
*34
34%
*33 7a
347a
46%
*84%
*54 7b
18 7b
1%
49
*33%
34%
33%
347a
33%
48%
507a
4774
84%
83
497a
847a
847a
48%
847a
327s
33
32 %
3374
33%
33%
487a
50
497a
487a
497a
X107
50%
108
*15874
1627a
*83
1047a 10874
*160
164
10774 108%
1627a
*1587*
46%
33
X43%
108
18%
2
5,100
200
9,400
.
H
3,900
12,100
34,900
22,200
1,500
3,300
24,800
18,800
22,800
16,700
2,740
42,600
46
47%
85
847a
847a
33%
33
33
4,500
49
49
50
7,000
477a
109
*158% 1627a
1067a 107%
162%
*15874
520
7,500
£c
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26t
.
„
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
(1150)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
/
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
•
2
7
6'A Jan
: Jan
25
Jan
'2
3
23% Jan
3
8V4 Jan
39
30
2
Jan
2
66
73
Jan
154
140
22
46% Jan
51% Jan
158% Jun
19
Jan-
r
148
12
24
54% Feb
Jan
85% Jan
8% Jan
8
2
Nov
13
17% Jan
6
6
NOV
6
17
«
78
74ya Jan 22
*
l
14
Jan
2
8% Jan.. 2
77% Feb 10
35% Jan
39% Dec 29
Dec 10
19% May
47% Feb
57
6
27
Nov 12
152% Feb 24
28% Nov 28
27% Jan 28
157
8'/a.May 12
Feb
10
4
96
Nov 26
7540
Feb
9
2
37
Dec~24
35
Jan
9
Sep
57
24% Jan
.
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11m
10%"
10%
;t*36
10%
36%
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36%
36 y2
12,.
12%
12%
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12
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44
44
44
33
33
32%
33
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33
33
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51%
52%;
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124%
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37%
38
38%
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35%
52%
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52%
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;
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151
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128
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42
42
36
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53%
50=4
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94
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36 %
15 >/8
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991/4- 100
10%
99%
10%
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22
10%
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78
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28'A
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80 Va
29
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20
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54,400
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>
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.
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24%
37
36
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24
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9
54
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40
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151
100
27 JA
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51
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52%.
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53
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33
45
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10'A
,
Share 3
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
the Week
Friday
Thursday--
Wednesday
36%'
►
No par
1% noncumulative preferred
25
-United Stockyards Corp
1
12% Feb 12
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
100
Mar
5
$6 convertible preferred-—No par
10% Feb 25
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
21
Feb 24
Class B 2nd preferred—
—14
12 Ya Jan 14
United Wllelan Corp common—30e
77% Jan 14
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
41% Feb
4
,Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
J
57% Jan 1G
Universal. Leaf Tobacco com.No par
156
Jan
9
2% preferred ——« .—100
29% Feb 17. • Universal}Pictures Co Inc com—11
84
Jan 16
AV*% preferred
.100
48% Jan. 7
? Upjohn.Co ;
.
1
36% Feb 18
Utah Power & Light Co
—12.80
21
17% Jan
2
10
1%
.
US Steel Corp common
7% preferred
US Tobacco Co common
37% Feb
10% Nov
2
July 21
4
5
28
Jan
26% Jan
26
,
24
99% Jan
153
14% Feb
7
13
5
38 % Feb
35% Jan
.
Mar
42
9% Oct 30
90% Dec
Feb
153
Jan
Mar
-
5
55% Mar
50% Mar
7% Oct 24
S
t
32% Feb
J
128% Feb
88% Feb
32% Jun 16
38% May 16
15% Dec 24
3
5% Jan
142
27
33% Jan 19
34% Feb
9
,97% Dec 30
8
13
143 V4 Oct J 3
19% Jan
S
35
Sep 23
4% Jan
Jan
G
Oct 14
53% July 29
.•
9
80
7
5
36%' Nov 11
13
20
46% Jan
41%
5% Julf
3
55% Fob
Jan
76
2
•
101% Feb
2
100% Jan
3
21
Jan
Jan 22
1
Deo
25% Jan
68% Jan
29
48% Nov 18
21% Jan
Jan
7
41% Jan
80'/* Mar 14
7
Apr 14
10
Jan
88
NoV 18
108
3
31% Apr
140
34% Jan 23
10
Jan 26
26
43% Nov 21
Sep 15
Jan
2
2
17
95
82
4
30% Jan
28% Noy 20
26% Mar J
7
41% Feb
6
9 Va Jun
ay* Dec
18% Jan
.
10 % Jan
8 % Jan
32% NOV
10%-
5% class A preference
—50
US Industries Inc common
1
4'%% preferred series A
50
US Lines Co common
1
preferred
—10
US Pipe & Foundry Co
5
US Playing Card C'O—
10
US Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
US Rubber Co common
5
Q% non-cum 1st preferred
100
US Shoe Corp
ill
US Smelting Ref & Min com—50
2
12% Feb 16
44
Mar
4
36% Mar
26
Jan
34
2
11% Oct 29
47 % Feb 12
41% Sep
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales fer
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIGES
,
Mar. 8
Mar. %
US Hoffman Mach common—82'%c
29
12%, Jan
9% Jan 23
2
16% Sep
r
,
Tuesdays
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
'•.•
Since Jan. I
I
Highest
Range
Year 1958
/•,.:•
'43% V
36%'< •"
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-
i
:
|
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-9;5GC
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:
5% Jan
7
42
Jan
26
•9% Jan
2
12% Jan
21
25% Jan
22
? v
21% Jan
34
27.
>
.
\
Jan
Jan
2
22
75% NOV
17
101
26 % Jan
9
13
-
101
33% Mar
6
6
80% Feb
G
2
19% Jan
2
28% Jan
12
67
12
Oct
2
35% Feb 18
103% Jan 29
82% Jan
14
17
05
4
39% Mar
Jan
,5
1
83
Jan
14
85
Feb
18
87
Jan
2
90
Feb
17
85
Feb
6
86
Jan
6
July
<
108
36% Jan
2
12
Jan
16
2
13% Dec
9
9% Jan
2
17% Oct
14% Jan
20
74
Jan
3
89
Nov
84
Jan
13
97
:
v
47% Feb
42% Nov 20
7
Jan
May 13
90 %
99% Apr
1
13 /
20
6
29
16% Jan
2
20% Feb
26
Vulcan
Materials
18 V* Feb
2
21% Feb
25
5%
convertible
13
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
Dec 30
96% Jan
5%%
6'A%
103% Feb
11
76V* Feb
2
58'A Mar
2
3
preferred
preferred
Co
common—:
-
10%
10
10%
96%
95%-.
96
*115%
*115%
24
24%
88
88
88
88 V:.
»8
39%
39%
39%
39V:
39
24%
24%
89
37%
38%
39%
104%
104-14
v
1047V 104%
*85%
88
v
88
86
91
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88
*86
88
*86'%
Va
44
Va ».<
13
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43
42%
12%
12%
•
19%
;/
20'%
20%
95%
96
42%
12%'
12% :>■>
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19%
19%
•:
20%
20%
..
19
19V4
20%
1
20%
103%
102%
101 Va
13
:
20 V
/
34.700
12=4
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8= 4
19%
24,200
20'A
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20'%
4,400
i
19V4
3'87a
20%-
2
'
♦101 Va
1021/2
1021%
15
46% Feb
2
73% Jan
24
Oct 20
33% Jan
2
50
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
14
14% Jan
2
16% Mar
102%
75%
1.000
75%
75%
75%
75 V2
75=;>
75%
751%
751,4
%
58
571,2
13.400
56 Va
56
58 %
58»
56 %
57%
56 V 2
54 '/♦
16%
ig7«
16%
167 a
102
27% Jan
2
Dec
1
47
Feb
10
50% Mar
IB
36
Nov
7
35
Jan
2
37% Feb
16% Feb
4
12% Feb
6
15J/a Jan
preferred—
100
Wagner Electric Corp—
15
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Iliram) G & W
No par
Walworth Co
2.50
4
25% Jan
5
20
11% July 17
11 % Aug
8
-
95
13% Jan
28
87% Jan
16
94
Feb
20
4
9% Jan
12
10% Jan
2
16
117b Dec-
•
Apr
22
Apr 25
14% Dec
29
Jan 13
84
6%
Industries
26% Dec
24% Jan
89
Jan
8
31% Mar
97% Dec
6
99% Jan
48
Jan
6
52
44% Feb
19
43% Jan
12
Washington: Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
18
Dec 31
34% Jan
2
48
34% Jan
2
44% Dec
31
6
15
Mar
5
3
40
Nov
5
37
Feb
5
38% Jan
12
19% Mar
7
B
1
13
31% Feb
24
3
26% Nov
4% Deo
24% Jan
1% Jan
Jan
25
Jan
23
35% Oct
10
44% Jan
24% Oct
13
25% Jan
a
95% Oct
6
105
83% Dec
2
56% Jan
5
4
35% Jan
2
38 >A Feb
20
95% Jan
2
101% Feb
18
8G% Jan
16
89% Feb
2
8
88% Feb
16
103
4
28% Dec
79% Dec
31
Nov
42% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
Jan
2
71% Nov 20
34% Dec 16
17% Jan
2
33% Dec
,15
55'/a Jun 24
,
'83
Aug
110
8
Dec 11
7
33% Apr
83% Jan
9
Jan
54% Dec
96
Nov
;
Jan
10
.
•
Jan
29
33% Mar
68
Jan 30
21
44
Jan
Dec
23
(57% Jan
5
99
Jan
12
9
7
Jan
7
24% Jan
Jan
25% July
38
NOV
1
36
10
33% Deo
28
1
82
120
Jan
:
2
85% Feb 26
101,% Feb 24
8% Nov
17
37
Jan
2
120% Deo
9
Mar 25
121
Jan
22
20% Jan
7
25% Dec
29
25 ya Jan
2
21% Jan
2
32% Oct
14
30% Jan
14
31
53 ^'2 Jan
2
53% Dec
45% Feb 27
74
Dec
2
97
Jun
5
2
4% Jan
3
90% Nov 13
11% Oct 22
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 28
68% Jan
16
Apr
Jan
6
59%.Jan
2
15
80 % Feb
8
25
50=4
49
511A
51%
5i%
50=4
13
18
17%
18
17%
18%
I8V2
17 '%
37 %;
37%
37%
37%
38 V
37%
37%
37 VA
38
99
99%
98 %
98 Va
99
98 Va
98%
98 Va
98 Va
37%
98 Va
88
88i A
100
100
88
89 %
*88
89 Va
*83
89 VA
*87
88 V
86-%
*86%
88
*87
491/1
47'A
48
x47
48
5
48%
97%
97%
*97%
99
*97%
99
98
—100
31%
321/4
X30%
31JA
30%
31%
30 V
24 7%
24%
24%
25 Ya
25 Vs
25%
78%
100
79
79%
*85y2
100
87
*85%
80%
45=«
a
87
99
2
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30 Vo
410
120
30
9,300
25%
-
5,500
26%
4,400
79'A
80
6,900
*85Va
26
87
*97
81%
80 V A
87
*85
:
7914
75
7314
73
75
74
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
34
33%
34 V«
33=/*
80
78=b
79V
6,200../ v.
.
337 a
34%
33%
33%
79%
80%
79%
86%
86%
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115
,
*86
*110iA
571/4
58%
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971/8
971/4
X971/4
32%
33%
32%
73
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47%
47%
47'A
83%
84%
101% 102
9%
9'/2
83%
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9%
79 Va
801,4
*
110 %
150,700
367»-,
36%
115
200
86 74
*110VA 115
*85 Va
9,06c
571.4
57 V4
58
971/4
97%
98
9774
97'a
32
32%
32'%
33=4
33
V4
420
15,100
'
300
71%
71%
71
71
71%
47%
48%
46 VA
47
1,700
47%
3,900
x81'%
82%
lOliA
101 %
101 %
101V4
10174
9%
9%
10 V8
OVA
84
81%
83
'
-
10 V
85%
*83 Va
85 Va
231/2
*21%
23 Va
8'A
8%
8%
**8%
43%
:
;.f
8.700
8 Va
7,200
4
Yale
Jan
2
Young Spring & Wire Corp
130% Feb
2
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
'
'
100
-7,600; ;
8-
*83i/2
34
'
•
54.70C
a-
57
58 %
:
30,600
.
86
86
87%
115
v
.
210
30»%
73
\
4/200
56'A
30%
98 V
Va
25=%
82
*85%
82%
87
45%
47 Va
2.00C
9.400
••
87
*85
a
*97
*97
*97
*97
8
88 Va
86%
1
51V
*88
89%
,
•
*211%
32% Mar
5"
310.
85%
9
2
26
"23% Jan
50'%
49=,A
*48=A
49%
511/4
*49
,
8,300
49=4
23y2
10
20% Feb 11*"
*48%
38V4
29% Feb
'
30,600
37%
31 Ya Feb
30
2,000
6=8
36
*21%
17
22% Dec
49
30=A
5%
35 V a
35
*83 %
Aug 26
S
34
33
30'%
5=4
SVa
35
No par
10
12'% Feb 25
7
.
31
'3074
5%
No par
13
.
31
5=8
2,900
*3874
9% Jan
114 y4 Jan
30%
38%
*27'%
94% Feb
13
30%
46%
38 Va
■
40
91
119% Oct
38%
28
8
2
38%
*38 Va
2
Jan
37%
38
100
Co_.
Jan
89
45%
-
18%
10c
1
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F'W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4 '%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
B
9
36% Mar
1,000
46
46%
5,900
451/4
46-"%
45%
9,200
47VA
38 Va
51 %
Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
14
27% Jan
51%
46%
•19%
Windsor
6
2
40% Jan 23
125'
94
51%,
*27%
Oil
83 ya Jan
33% Nov
36 %
20
45y4 Jan
92%
52'-
51%
White
5
8% Mar
2
16
70% Jan
31
80% Jan
78% Jan
6% Jan
40% Feb
93
52
40
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
49% Nov 18
371/4 Dec 22
92
51%
28
Wilson & Co Inc common
2
93%
51'A
*38i/2
20
8
30
92 Va
51
*271/2
38% Feb
31% Jan
29%
931/2
50%
39 %
6
26% Jan
30%
92
28%
Wilcox
Jan
29%
94%
50%
49
24
27
30%
39%
27
Feb
5
16,500
47%
23
Jan
7
Jan
31'%
*27i/2
Jan
50
30
29=4
5
28
44
85'% Mar
5.500
30 V 3
29=a
5
—
6
14
10%
Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Jan
20 Ve Dec
36% Jan
preferred
5'/*%
•'
27
11
12% July 31
4
Jan
2
135
26
Jan
7
32Va Jan
85% July 10
2
71% Feb'24
49
14
42% Jan
48% Nov 20
71
ao
y»
Sep
8% Oct
2
11
60
22
69
13
Feb
92J/a Jan
15% Jan 30
Jan
112
53% Jan
31
2
88y4 Jan 29
Feb
30
100
91% Jan
4% Jan
30
84
,
15
80% Mar
70% Feb
110% Feb
Dec
68
7
*32% Jun
*
35 Va Jan
49 % Oct
31% Dec
Jan 21
23% Nor
-
7
2.
9Va
49
Pacific
Western
..9%
4
2nd preferred
140
9 Va
9%
*18%
RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling «te Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
_No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4'/*% convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Whit© Motor Co common
1
5
37% Mar
2
29% Jan
16% Feb 21
;
32% Jan
29
74% Dec 31
56
.26
Jan
40% Jan
29% Jan >8"
92% Apr 21
125
79% Mar
f
noncuni
9%
4
1
Auto Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com
No par
4%
91/4
9i/2
92
9%
33
-
preferred —:
Western
92
321/4
Air Lines Inc
86% Jan 28
92
32%
Western
83% Jan 21
5,200
92
91%
92
92
32
Western
4.80%
2
14Va
92
6
6
9
14%
5%
18
82% Jan
14 =
92
30%
26% Mar
76% Feb
14=c
37
32% Feb
13
13 7n
15%
6%
8
86
14 Va
14%
36i/2
7
3
13 = 4
15%
31%
Jan
Jan
63
13%
47,800
13%
14'%
13%
151/2
5%
Va Pulp & Paper common
\ 94% Nov 12
48% Jan 13
36
13%
31%
5
10
36
13%
15%
45%
28% Jan
31
17
Feb
361/8
50
12
100
35%
2,000,
1,100
;
91%
99% Jan
26
24% Dec
-19% May 13
14% Jan
2
35%
900
36'A
30
50% Jan
4%!%
50
36%
36%
4.20% preferred series B_
4.10% preferred series C
West
49%
36%
9%
30
Jan
so ;•
3
*91
97% Feb 12
6
May
Jan
43
19
Dec
51
,31% Feb 28
85
9
jun
*49 Va
*35 7
5
1
2.50
50
;
West Indies Sugar Corp
21% Jan 21
11
preferred
16%
50%
5
Mills
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4.Vs% pfd
17% Mar
May 20
94
17
96% Mar
49% Mar
6
13
99% Jun
4.80%
5
50% Mar
35% Dec 22
Sep 23
14
6
47% Jan,
65
15% Jan
86
32% Jan
9
49% July 26
Mar
4
117
50% Dec 22
Mat
36
Knitting
Wayne
*16%
"49%
No par
No par
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
7% Jan 28
3% Jan 21
16%
50
13%
Corp
Jan 13
16%
50
15%
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
Ward
16%
50
35%
—100
preferred-;
16% Jan 30
56
16%
1
Ward Baking Co common
4
49%
——
9
16% Feb
75
Wabash RR 4%%
5
51
370
102'%
102%
w
72% Feb
60% Maj 20
110
96
*95
06%
*95
96
96
96 y2
*95
.
91
,88
42 %
437 h
13 ;
43%
'
%
85
85
*84V4
•
41%
41
105 Va
104»%
-
91
11,200
39%
*85%
86;
800
88
104% 105
l04=/i~ 104=4
*85
V 80=4
2.600
23 7 «
23 V*
*87 Va
*841/4
*85%,
86
91
,,
■?'
*87%
*84'A
*87%
81
79
81
22,600
33%
32 V«
32%
*79
81
38%
11,100
115 V2
24 Va-
88%
1,000
-6,900
*1151%
31
.
%
3.300
'
10
97s
I
2,900 V
-
100 y4. 110%
*
*79
25
•
m/'-
—
*24
89.%
25
89%
31'i
12,300
•
•33'%
33 Va
81
*79
81
-
,"24%/' "
24
*115%
31V*
32%
31%
.31%
*79
38%
?
IOV'2 *10%
/■/"
101%
96
*11515
*115%
;.;31%
38
39%
*
*115 y2
*115%
■'
*1151%
// 191/4
1
Va
33 ¥2
10
*
-16
100
100
preferred
24%
94%
10 v*
95%
.
Jan
:
.710%
10%
241/4-24V2
33%, 331%
9%
10%
11/
24
33
33'A
33'A
33 %
10
94
18% Oct 30
.
v24JA
24%
•38-
40 Va
r
ior8
11%
;
,
8
May 20
113
24
85% Dec 17
83% Dec 30
24% Apr
11
Jan
9
80% Feb
40% Dec
Aug 29
Dec
82
•28 Va Feb
8
May
Oct
85
•
33%
—2.50
Vieks Shreve <fc Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulative proferred^lOO;,Victor Chemical. Works common^ 5
3%% preferred ———}
—100
Va-Carolina Chemical com/— No par
6% div partic preferred,..
100
Virginia Eiec &• Pivr Co com—.
8
r
$5 preferred———a
100
$4.04 preferred———
100
$4.20 preferred—.—*
100
$4.12 preferred
.
—100
: Virginian Ry Co common-.—:—
10
;
6%: preferred
—
10
-
—
3
,
10%
24'A
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—GVSh
6
3
fi 30%- Dec
2
77% Feb
„
5
10
11%
24%
.
Vick Chemical Co——
.5
-—j.—
23% Jan
$2.28 conv preferred-,
Van Raalte Co Inc
39
40%
39%
::i A 11%
•
11% Jan
9
Jan
:
110% Mar
9% Feb 16
84
11
Dec
97
17
.5
31% Jan
14% Sep 29
Apr
45% Jan
2
22% Jan..
24% Aug 27
32
Dec 10
13% Jan
9
35% Jan
40%
40%
Vanadium Corp of America
—1
Van, Norm an* Industries Inc com.2.50
14
11% Aug 27
40% Oct
27 Va Jan
<fc
Towne
Mfg Co
3 9'A
123
,
50%
37%
8%
8
'44%
49
38%
8
48
43%
44 y»
44
37 Vs
38%
391/4
38%
123
124
85'%
••'•
200
..
-
240
124
261A
26%
26
26%
26=4
26%
267a
26 y8
321A
33%
33%
34 Va
351%
36%
33
12.600
54%
55%
54%
55 y8
55=«
55%
55
541/4
77%
78
78%
78 »A
77%
77%
10,300
77 Vs
94
94%
*94
95
94
94
89%
*89%
90
89 Va
1,700
89
90
89%
11'A
11 = 8
6.000
11%
f
■
2,300
26,400
321/4
.
;
6.000
39 Va
38%
124
124
:.'i'
22','•»
43%
39%
122
37%
85'%
44 Va
39%
123 %
5,500
.18,600
►
"
441/2
100
48%
*21 Ya
38
■[
"
39 "a
48
48%
37%
28
77%
*931/4
89.%
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
10
31
31%
30%
31%
31
3274
I
33
33
32%
32%
32=4
33
No par
No par
127
221/4
1281A
221/2
1261%
22
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April-Oct
1977
3s
;
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-
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1900
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Number 5827
Volume 189
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Chronicle
(1153)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Prklay
BONDS
New I'ork Stock
Interest
Exchange
and
refund
374s
First mortgage 374s
series
series
374s
debentures
4 %s
conv
1974-
debs
&;6hi0
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85 74
Feb-Aug
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—
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,
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mortgage 374s 1986
mortgage 374s 1988
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1982—
conv
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i
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97
14674
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debentures
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,
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Apr-Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc-^4s coiiv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
—
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gold
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100%*
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»
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100 A
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7074
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'
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99
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s
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105
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53 %
due 1993
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1903—
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6474
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;
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25
374s
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83
8274
.
41/2S income
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81
:
63
81
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conv
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1st mtge 274s '.ser A 1980—
92%
96
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1983
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9274
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1970
mortgage 3s 1984
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.
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9374
mortgage
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72
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9874
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High
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; Dftyton Power & Lt first mtge 274s
103 74
8474
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.
5.4
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11574
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V
conv
92 Va
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4
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lien & ref 4s series A
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74
94
.
14
JS
nrigd.3s.i99(L——i—/———:.—Feb-Aug
mortgage inc
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~
L
MARCH
ENDED
•"Range Since
Sold
No.
3
5
..,.<•93 / ;,93
Jan-July
1984
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-
High
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47
8574
-
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1965-L—
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'
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WEEK
FOR
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■'
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''
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.
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-—April-Oct
I
A
B
•••* Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
Low
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Central New York Power 3s 1974
Central Pacific Ry Co—
*
First
.
Period
87%
126
135%
9874
100 %
"
274s
Columbia Gas System Inc—,
3s debentures series A 1975
3s debentures series B 19751
-
;
33/eS
debentures series C
June-Dec
1
Feb-Anp
1
April-Get
Jan-July
1
Mar-Sept
-April-Oct
-
1977
3V2S debs series D
1973
debentures Series E
3%s
i.
L_i
i
1980
374s. debentures-series F 1981
43/4s
debs
series
G
5J/2s debs series II
1981
4
1982—_J
April-Get
-
scries" J 1983—
—
9274
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92 74
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■
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s
1999
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1
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s
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1982
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85
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18
88
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7714
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7714
77%
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62
62
98%
9814
April 1990——
—
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—War-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore 6s Wash RR Co—
68
69
85%
8514
Feb-Aug
95
95
General
5s
4 %s
series
B
series D
General mortgage 4%s
1960.—Feb-Aug
100%
June-Dec
97%
June-Dec
97%
——^..April-Oct
Jan-July
62
1968
1981-
A Income
General
•
series E 1984
4s
5s
series
B
1974^
—
General-gold 4%s series C 1977-Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
May-Wow
First & refunding. 23is
1974
May-Wow
.June-Dec
First 6s refunding 2%s 1981
Feb-Aug
First & refunding 2%s 1978
First & refunding 3%s 1982
—Jan-July
First & refunding 3%s l983
...
..June-Dec
First 6s refunding 3l'es 1985.—
.April-Oct
First 6s refunding 4%s .1987
T
Mar-Sept
First is refunding 3%s 1988—.——May-No?
1st & ret mtge 4%s 1986—
4
—June-Dec
•
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€5%
•
76%
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7
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62%
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322
77%
L. f:-
-
June-Dec
General mortgage 3 lis series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960—April-Oct
i
100%
128% 140
•"
.,
:
83%
84%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
War-Sept
1978
1981—
5
June-Dec
1985—June-Dec
—
1983
5
95
€2
June-Dec
1988
debentures
99%
95
138
81%
83
*._
;
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—
45
General
52%
75
May-Noo
May-Woe
82%
v: 63%
100% 100%
-
53%
5
scries
RR—
sinking fund 4%s.
General " 4 %s
series A
1965
88
52%
1966
1984
Consolidated
64
88
52
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
70
62%
61
59
30%
77%
Pennsylvania
96%
52%
.Apr-Ocf
Mar-Sept
May-Wow
3%s
debentures
1991
„Feb-Aug
4%3
debentures
1988
—Feb-Aug
Pacific Western Oil 3 lis debentures 1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Aprll-Oct
65
96
99%
,
B
3§ .debentures 1974
For footnotes
*96
Feb-Aug
April
1970—June-Deo
1st mtge 3 lis 1986—
National Tea Co 3 lis conv 1980
If i f .debentures 1977_
62%
.
,
...
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*56
1988—June-Dec
ret
3%s
68%
62%
debs
1978
4%s
ref M 3 lis series W
3%s
75%
7114
247
June-Dec
8 lis debentures 1976
:
Jane-Dec
National Distillers ti Chem 4%s debs 1983_Way-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1974__ApriI-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3 lis 1982
Way-Nov
.
2%s
43
254
3lis debentures 1978
NaahvlQe Chatt & st Louis 3s ser 1986.
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 lis conv debs 1977
,
Pacific
76%
37%
74
_
51%
3314
—
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90%
mtge 4%s series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st 8s ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
1st & ref 3%s series CO 1978
—June-Dec
1st & ref M 4%s ser DD 1990
June-Dec
■
~
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Co
&
1st 6s
71%
17
1
65%
68
-
.
,67
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74
30%
1975
refunding 3 lis series X 1984
1st & ref M 3%s series Y 1987
1st
87
63%
75%
War-Sept
Mar-Sepf
,
83
*62%
&
lst&refM3%s
87
68%
National Dairy Products 2%s
3s debentures 1970
Paper
1st &
89%
105
93
93%
94%
95
98
*85
79%
9114
34
94%
i
'
100%
79%
73%
4
62
;47%
108
64%
refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
K 1971
June-Dec
L 1974
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2lis series Q 1080
June-Dec
First & refunding 3 lis series R 1982
June-Dec
First 6s refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec
98
65%
65%
6s Income debentures Jan 1 2045
4lis coll -trust 1976
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3 lis series B 1966
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs
Jan 1 2007
Morris & Essex first gtd 3 lis .2000
Mountain States Tel is Tel 2-lis 1980
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.
£7%
•111
Quar-Feb
Jan -July
.April-Ocf
First & refunding 3s series
First & refunding 3s series
82
99% 100%
*80
72
2030
2%s
First & refunding 3%s series I
90 %
82%
—
73%
1
ser A 2047
conv
Pacific Gas 8s Electric Co—
106
113
109
6514
B Jan
60%
50%
*82%
74
n
29%
Quar-Feb
2047
1
Electric
Glass
68%
ser
Ss
Gas
Owens-Illinois
1st mtge 4lis series C Jan l 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s ser A Jan 1 2020
mtge income 4%s
■
28%
*70
74
72%
56
48%
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
Gen
•
6914
73
78
28%
Jan-July
1984
85%
*82%
.
100 Ii
April-Oct
Jan-July
4s
84%
95%
-
87
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
let mtge 4%s scries B Jan l 1990
•V
48%
Quar-Jan
Jan
86
*—
96
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4lis series D 1978
3s
83%
107
....
F M A N
June-Dee
67
86
103% 104%
May
1991—.May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
Missouri-Kansas-Tcxas RR—
66%
*35
107%
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 lis inc series A Jan 1971
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
.
>>
*83
■'
.
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co—
6s subord s f inc debs
67
*85
■
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
;
Way-Nov
Feb-Ang
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4%s
1987
Jan-July
Olin Mathleson Chemical 5%s conv 1982—May-Wow
5%s conv subord debs 1983
War-Sept
Oklahoma
•
129%
*92
June-Dec
1976
f debentures 1972—
1973
Hartford RR—
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1986
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 4s 1988
J an-July
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987—June-Dee
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975.
June-Dec
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dee
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1975
.Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s
1980.
War-Nov
85
76
83
85%
Michigan Central RR 4lis series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3lis 1969__War-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s
62
—
78
71%
10
78%
*11
*
70%
84%
Mersitt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4%s debentures 1991
:€7%
2
72%
59%
first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
—
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3 lis 1982
June-Dee
"97%
76
2
•
—
—
127
4 lis conv subord debs 1975
Jan -July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974__May-Noo
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 lis 1988
April-Ocf
10
72%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
lien
trust
First
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs
11
73
;
...
6s
R1I4
82% " 8414
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73
...
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War-Sept
;
64
.80%
,
80
98%
99
•
12
78
70%
78%
Feb-Aug
debs 1972
-
59%
5714
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(Minnesota)
McDermott
conv
59
57
...
Northern States Power Co—
95
62
Coll
100
88
May Stores Realty Corp—
5s
54
63
62
33
registered
2047...
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82
85
—
77
-
-
*76
/ '
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*71%
.Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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f debentures 1980
68%
03
•
83%
68 %
—Way-Nov
registered 1997
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92%
99%
70%
X—'
90%
9
——
92
92,
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f debentures 1978
s
92%
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96
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7014
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Susquehanna 6s Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994.
Jan-July
1st 6s cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-Jaly
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-Jaly
Refunding mortgage 3lis series E l973__Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series P 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s scries II 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996__April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—Way-Nov
Ref mtg 4% s series K 1993—.
Jan-July
■Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3 lis 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 6s Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974 _Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s I debs 1973-May-Wow
314 s s f debentures 1973
May-Nov
3%s s f debentures 1974
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1976
May-Wow
4%s 8 f debentures 1977
May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1978
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Northern Pacific Ry prior Ilea 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
101
897
143
92
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3li8
128
92
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1st
mtge
2%s
1579
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;
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Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5lis 1978
.Feb-Aug
Manila RR (Southern Lines] 4s 1959
.May-No?
54%
it
-
74%
100
*100% 105 %
112
113%
142%
First is refund mtge 3%s ser-1 2003
St Louis div second gold 3s 1060
vv
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54%
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55
40%
3%s debentures 1978_a
April-Oct
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.April-Oct
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88
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series vB
New
84
■
4%s unguaranteed 1901
Jan-July
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April-Ocf
Koppcrs Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Aprll-Oct
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
War-Sept
Lake Shore 6i Mich South gold 3 lis '97—June-Deo
3%s registered 1997
June-Dee
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 lis A 1970
April-Oct
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..Feb-Aug
1st & ret 5s stamped 1974
.—Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
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1st mortgage 4 lis extended to 1974
.Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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—Way-No?
Series B 4lis fixed interest 2003
—.Way-No?
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Way-No?
A Series D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries E 4!is contingent Interest 2003
May
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May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry. 5s ext 1079
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93%
64
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May
;
90%
79
90%
*79
•
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94
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4%s
9914100
79%
80%
...
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N
12514
113%
30
99%
89%
9914 > 9914
00
100
'
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-
119% 125%
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—War-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
War-Sept
& Michigan -Ry 4s 1990.
Apr-Oet
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June-Deo
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
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Stamped 1961
.Jan-July
1961
89%
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Kanawha
Plain
609
169% 177
^
War-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
f debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
4%s
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f debentures series A 1977
s
■"
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171
66
71%
94%
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April-Oct
/
4 lis income debentures 1989———June«-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 214s aeries B 1975—April-Od
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.Way-Nbv
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
j
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1
Jian-July
9G
International Tel & .Tel Corp—
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227
71%
.
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82%:
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.
1977—:—_—.Jan-July
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mortgage 3 lis 1997—.
Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
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1998..
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94
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71%
62%
j
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81
71%
~
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80
.
..
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series A
4s
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88
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Co—
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No.
■
88
93
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104
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Range State
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80
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7814
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•
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79%
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Consolidated
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80
80
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New Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Woo
80
8414
5
or
Bid & Asked
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*39%
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J an-July.
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1982
1981—
1st
Low
NO.
High
Sale Price
Low
'
First
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
New
Illinois Bell
1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1st mortgage 3 %s series J
6
Friday
Bonds
Fridays
Low
Telephone 2%s series A 1981__Jan-July
mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Woe
Consol mortgage 3%e series B 1979
May-Woe
Consol mortgage 3%s series O 1974
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Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
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1st mtge 3%s series G 1980.,
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
.
Mar-Sept
3%s s I debentures 1980
Jan-July
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
Mar-Sept
WEEK ENDED MARCH
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
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76
79
76%
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61
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Number 5827
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
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New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
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or
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93
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15
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■
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Richfield Oil Corp—
47bs.conv subord debs 1983
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
141
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conv
1977
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Francisco
Louis-San
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Bt
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series
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RR
series
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12074
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debentures
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f debs
Shamrock
5*/4a
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conv
102%
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s
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2 Vbs
107
1077b
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~
887b
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
v574s conv subord debs 1979
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vbs 1976
South & North
Ala RR gtd
Southern Bell Telephone
3s debentures
1979
debentures
5s 3903
80%
8074
1327b
—
281
1077b
117%
26
8174
797b
81%
317b
81%
24
81%
85
767b
777b
45
7574
7874
*—
Jan-July
1987
80
1970.
141%
Jan-July
1973_Jane-Deo
374 S' convertible
Southern
Pacific
First 4% s
Gold
4%s
*667b
*140
—
9
69
137
—■
146
■
143
66
•
66
139
—
1969
1st
mtge 37bs ser A
95
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
'75—June-Dec
95
99
70
95%
983b
997b
mortgage
series E
2%s
First mortgage
1986_
274s series F
First mortgage 2 lis series G
1996
1961
93
First-mtge 5Vis series II 1983
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge-coll tr 4 Vbs 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southern
,
Southwestern
3 Vis
Bel
Tel
debentures
ASpokane Internl
Standard
Gil
of
274
s
debs
1985
1983
first
gold
California
4lbs
47bs
2013
1983
*67
Tan-July
1047b
income
April-Oct
debentures
debs
conv
81%
98%
957b
-
206
*
917b
wl
i
107
<
109
206
92
90,
120
125
104%
80
<
109%
1st
Central
RR
mtge 4s series
——
85
85
——
■
—.
——
25
CO
81%
83%
'
*917b
1
'
»
,
8474
97
'v
-
817b
\
8474
97
"
*'mmmm
99%
■mm
1157b 117
62
—
117
11174
73
105%
a
Deferred
Included
"
73
2
747b
71
74
80%
——
*80
80%
51%
—mm
*53%
75
-
52
"
....
9674
96
*
95
18
i
907b
—*•
97%
—— -
967b
98%
97%
987b
58%
58%
5874
5974
40
57%
61%
5874
59%
30
57%
96%
60%
98
96%
967b
34
*90
35
105
*78
■
—
9574
887b
*917b
78
93
*8174
Jan-July
Jan-July
*96 7b
mm mm
115%
81
mrnrnm
i
91%
108
46
83
-
96%
5
.
97%
9974
9774
9974
99%
9174
91
■
—»
90
89
23
78
96
83%
8
113%
110
Feb-Aug
106%
95%
mm
—
9174
917b
99
•
104%
mmmi
■
9574
*85%
110%
^
mmmi
■
*101
98%
99%
2029
687b
68
7
68
*78
Jan-July
2n,bs 197G_Jan-July
1971
64%
70
1
G8%
687b
Jan-July
May
June-Dec
54%
68
78
79
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—■
not
sale not Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
year's range, n Under-tlie-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash
delivery
the
in
71
9
74
*73
Mar-.Sep£
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2004
Yonkcrs Electric Light & Power
1087b
73%
Co—
A
Wisconsin Public Sevice 374s
104
*92
81%
~5
87
*84%
*93
May-Wow
67
107%
85 --
_Ja?i-July
Jan-July
May
f debs 1980
s
657b
96%
4
'
85
797b .;
85
* ;'i
837b
—
T*T
-
*78 7b
1973.April-Oct
1984
Gen mtge 4Vbs inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1970
6
81
83%.
'
47bs debs 1978
first 4s I960
Co
&
Wisconsin
93%
1047b 1047b
82%
83%
May-Nov
1975
Whirlpool Corp 3Vbs
84
95%
108
Mar-Sept
ser O
64
5
—
204
w-»;■
917b
Mar-Sept
1.982—
99%
10874 10374
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
J an-July
1976
67
65
*967b
—
102%
81%
:
Winston-Salem S B
92%
70
65
■
Jan-July
first
RR
967b
84
—
100
100
>4
1247b 1247b
June-Dec
3T4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
ref gtd gold 37bs 2000__Feb-Awg
mortgage
96%
39
*84
Jan-July
income
debentures
3%s
141%
Boutheru Pacific RR Co—
First
F
ser
947b
92
927b
927a
•
■
9874
■
74
Wilson
A 1977
1981
San Fran Term
138% 141%
Jan-July
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
4 7b 8
Gold
debentures
97 74.
117
5s
Southern California Edison Co—
Southern Indiana Ry 274s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4%s conv
9774
*38
.
102
——
Jan -July
19G9
Westinghousc Electric Corp 25/oS 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3V4s series C 1970
First mortgage 374s seric3 D 1967
—
—
997b
46.
,
* 88%
June-Dec
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vbs ser A 1981
817b
<Feb-A«p
997b
9774
?
88
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
5Vbs
Jan-July
15
102%,
92%
957b
/"
83
;
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970__Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 37bs 1967_Jan-J«ly
West Penn Electric 3 Vbs 1974
May-Wow
West Penn Power 3 Vbs series I 19G6
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361Ja'zi-July
4s registered 2361
J an-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1909—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 Vbs series C 1979—
April-Oct
& Telegraph Co—
1985
2%s debentures
1077b 1107b
927b
907b
i
28
1007b
9874
97%
debs 2008
subord
Warren
Marchant—
108
i/23
.
92
100
May-Nov
First
87%
86%
91
Wabash RR Co—
1087b
10574 105%
105%
April-Oct
1982
debentures
Sinclair Oil Corp 47bs conv debs
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 18G5
2:,4s
Jan-July
9074
——
.
"
92 ya
*82 7b
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 474s series B Jan 1991—April
104%
997b
Gas Corp—
&
Smith-Corona
10174
59
1983— Feb-Aug
f debs
subord debentures
Union
2
101% 1027b
—
s
Pipe
104% 104%
101%
1
90
.
4
927b
*817b
1983
Gs
104%
May-Nov
1982
lien & ref 4s
1st
——Feb-Aug
1977
debs
1347b
90
■
1951—Jane-Dec
19G8
Gen mtge 474s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 374s
■: -y",
*88%
:—
81%
88%
'
—
June-Dec
,—June-Dec
-
.
America—
subord
118
-
»
I
debentures
100
90
—M'
101
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s feeries F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser II 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3743 ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
.[
.
conv
399
1
987b
99%
73
997b
;. '.'?—
<
83%
71
'
9774
100
86
80%
'
*887b
,
847b
10
!
—--
987b
847b
:
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
94
„■
474s
91%
—
.
92
78%
10
':•/
105
92%
81
of
•
83
7
72%
*81%
70
subord
98%
2
847b
83
12374 1347b
*88%
134
81
Corp
84%
II
727b
*100
Jan -July
sinking fund mtge ser C
§ A3 74s assented series C 1951
conv
81
X
t
~5
84-7 b
9A6vbs
47a8
9574
i2
—
83
,,
81
ctfs
96%
927b
81
92%
83
77%
Participating
957/a
•
,
73%
Vanadium
977b
.12
'
83
7474
62
83
85
April-Oct
1983
87%
127%
'■ .9
947b
83
51
7
*83
—
Mar-Sept
1977
Sears Roebuck & Co 474s
19G7
857b
87%
'.J—
*—
76%
__
757a
917b;
1971
Mar-Sept
1982——Jan-July
1972
debs
debentures
74%
1087b
1137b
;
.
;34
■
96%
*81
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
1970
"2
*
'
CO tb
9674
-
85
84,
106
*98 7b
April-Oct'
April-Oct
1978
debentures
f
s
84
82%
!
877b
847b
80
90
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
47bs
1972
Rubber 27bs debentures
37bs
May-Woo
1974
47 as
trust 3lbs
"92
,
82%
7374
•
*/
•
127 7b
-Jan-July
Fcb-Aug
1971
-
—
-
837b"
125
Jan-July
1972_
debs
'87
;
v,
75
„
377b
I960—April-Oct'
Mar-Sept
1970
United States Steel 4s debs
United Steel Works Corp—
,-
1980
B
f
s
27bs
84
■
*82%
83
75%
81
*82
*73%
*108%
7074
—~
757b-,
1989_Jan-July
„
757b
977b
80
—
797b
94%
§A67'2s debs series A 1947
Jan-July
§A374s assented series A 1947
Jan -July
§AG7bs sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
90
*76
:
1989
Co—
f .debentures
debentures
124
31
;
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2 Vbs 19GG
3s
1157b
*—
757b
May
Mar-Nov
Ry—
Scott..Paper 3s conv debentures
1st
59
*70
Mar-Sept
Bcovlll Manufacturing 474s debs
3%s
90
118% 12074
Bcloto. V As-f/ew England 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-Woo
Line
12
42
_Aprii-Oct
§ A3 74s assented series A 1951
Second 4s 4nc bond certificates Nov
Air
907b
97
May-Nov
274s
1977
mtge & coll
4%s
—
Bt Paul 35-OulUth first cons gold 4s 19G8_Jnne-Dec
Bt Paul-Union Depot 3%s B 1971—
April-Oct
Beaboard
135
90
/ ■.
.
,
Jan-July
2022
1930
B
certificates
fcond
.
118%"
April-Oct
income debs ser A Jan 200G
Louis-Southwestern
316
92%
96 74
Feb-Aug
,3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Ry Co—
4s series A 1997
mtge inc 47bs ser A Jan
mtge
A 5s
—
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-J«Jy
1st mortgage
a Second*
1457b
"
__June-Dcc
Bt Lawrcuce & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
1st
•
96%
June-Deo
19 G9
America
i
907b
1991-Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4lbs 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 474s 1978
139
90%
General mortgage 374s series J 19G9
Mar-Sept
Aircraft 5 'As conv debs 1977—__—Jan-July
Rohr
Royal
of
mtge & coll tr 37bs
43/aS
f
*
•
debs
Co
United Gas Corp 274s
Jan-July
4 Vbs
subord
Biscuit
debentures
■
,
Artists. Corp—
conv
Vii'
V
May-Nov
8674
Gs
X
83%
June-Dec
70%
3%s
154
130
1971—May-Nov
1975-April-Oct
May-Nov
1982
85
1st
574s series
3 %s
707b
'
-
3%s
10
87
907b
140%
92
Mar-Sept
California 2%s debs 1970
Pacific RR 27/bs debentures 197G
United
'
- ■
Missouri
13
HIay-Nov
Feb-Aug
bonds—
adjustment
of
707b
.
*
9174
Feb-Ang
19G1
8674
7b
13
917b
*77
impt 3%s 19GO-June-Dec
87
'
Feb-Aafif
.
S A Direct mtge Gs 1952
§ aCqusoI -mtge Gs 1953
and
70%
867b
■
86 %
rl72
'
Union Oil of
1157b
84
907b
*88 7b
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 2 lbs series C
Union Tank Car 414s s f debs 1973
*
Rhine-Westplialia Elec Power Corp—
■101%
"
1
"
June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge
84
10
907b
*
1986
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
3s
debentures 1968
91%
102
93
1097b 1157 b
,
Cent ref
Electric Co
Union
of America 37bs conv 1980__June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds /R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Corp
3 Vis
Trl-Continental Corp.2%s debs
:
-
rl65
1985—Jan-July
Tidewater Oil
1st
Radio
3%s ser E
170
90
j
refund M
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982—
—
84
"907b
refund M 37bs series C 1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
Co
93%
877b
-
.
^
■1
*927b
refunding mortgage 374s 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
"
107
89
—
*79
——Jane-Dec
1972
'
; •
'
33bs
Orleans RR—
169
__
92
91
83
3
-May-Nov
107
*/■ *170
1972_-.il/ai/-Nov
3s
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
94,
'
May-Nov
Tex^is Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
:
Term RR of New Orleans 33bs 1974
977b
92 74
4
5
8G"
-'"'84
;
101%
907b
•
Texas & Pacific first
98%
93
86
.
General, and
9274
927b
First and refund M 314s series B 1970—April-Oct
First and
119
.
3
-Jan-July
April-Oct
Corp 3s debentures 1965.
New
101%
102
"92 '"'92
84
8.4 74
86%
"
*1017b
967 b
'
8274
84
8
of St Louis—
Texas
&,
•
-
13
8474
8574
*100
Mar-Sept
89%
113
'
'
■
99%
16
97
9274
-
V'
--
*■
-
-/
99%
59
98
84
84%
Mar-Sept
subord debs 1983
conv
"
98
1973-^
inrpt M, 4s series C 2019
Refund and' impt 2%s series D 1985.
Texas Company (TliGL-3%3 debs 1983
80
—.
118
84%
Refund and
r"':
3s
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
4Vis 1982—
Jan-July
(Ohio)
Terminal RR Assn
■
ir
105
-May-Woo
-Jan-July^
May-Wow
Texas
Jan-July
1027b
89%
i
99%
*86%
I
.i
96
.
■
i
1037b 105
Sylvania Electric Products-^-
*•
*
103 Ta
-Jan-July
Jan-July
96
High
119
April-Oct
Swift
"
Low
1117b
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 197I_
& Co. 2%a debentures 1972——
2%s debentures' 1973
97%
Jan. 1
No.
70
(N J) debentures 27bs
debentures 1974
Co
Range Since
Sold
High
1127b 117
Sunray Oil Corp 27/as debentures 19G6
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
98%
Bonds
Friday's
1167b
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
3
or
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
3lbs conv 1982
Standard Oil
91
——
927b
90%
71%
"
May-Nov
1973-
Standard Oil ^Indiana)
4lbs debentures 1983
96
90
—
7iy?
Mar-Sept
debs
.
112%
98%
—;
Procter &-^Gatnble 3%s debs 1931
Public -Service Electric & Gas Co—
conv
551
•
1983
37is
—
Sale Price
Low
2%s
98%
•
-April-Ofifc
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s
941b
9174
Last
Period
High
Standard Oil
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vbs 19G4—May -Nov
£ -debentures
Low
1
119
*98 7b
Week's Rang*
Interest
Exchange
'
;
%
—.
Pittsburgh -Consolidation Coal 37bs 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967 ——.April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B -1862
Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
Plantation-Pipe Line 274s 1970
s
No.
*76
Pittsburgh-aCinc Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975:-——April-Oct
General -mortgage 37bs series E 1975—April-Oct
3 Vas
115
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
94%
*90
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 47bs ser I 1963_Feb-Aag
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
'■
6
Range Since
Sold
High
941b
1171b
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 37ss s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
MARCH
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phiiiips Petroleum 274s debentures 1964
WEEK
FOR
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
saio
■
98
__
*97
—
100
767b
~~i
-
May-Nov
-April
Jail-July
*837b
—
98
100
100
77%
9
77%
85
.
'
95
1037b
95
5
10274 1037b
92
97
in
the
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
•
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
•
tCompanics reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Eankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
,
.
76
83%
—
included
not
95
1007b
1037b
A Bonds
%
selling flat.
.
,
_
,
_
..
__
_
Section 77
"
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the following extensive list we furnish
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions 011 the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
March 2 and ending Friday, March 6. 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.
a
RANGE
Week's
Friday
.
...
v
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
4%
Acme
Wire Go
20%
common
Adam Consol Industries Inc
Aerojet-General
Corp
7%
see
page 35.
MARCH
*
6
Friday
47b
Jan
4%
7%
5%
Jan
7% Mar
20%
GOO
177b
Jan
7%
1,100
22,600
12%
19,400
574
7,500
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
LOW
High
1,700
3,900
9374
4%
ENDED
Sales
Shares
12
'
WEEK
for Week
80
:
Aerouca Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply manufacturing
For.lootnotes
High
4%
6%
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
FOR
227b
Feb
Jan
American Stock Exchange
Petroleums
Alabama
Jan
87b
Jap
Alabama
977b
Feb
Alan
7%
Jan
43»Mar
12%. Feb
6^%- Jan
Range
Great
Power
Wood
Steel
200
13%
Jan
%
Yi
12,000
ii
Jan
134
135
GO
preferred
.
~7%
317b
33%
2,900
8374
317b
Co
High
18% Mar
174
s Jan
83%
8%
3,500
7%
25
131
Jan
135
Mar
87
135
Southern
4.2074
Low
18%
If
Ltd_
5%. cumulative preferred
Alaska AirHnea Jne
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
High
18%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ajax
Sales
for Week
Week's
of Prices
Low
53% Feb
9%
Sale Price
Jan
90
Jan
3574
Feb
237b Jan
Jan
8374 Mar
6% Jan
8% Ffeb
78
=
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
02
Monday, March 9,4959;
.
.
.
(1156)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Lmrt
0TOCA*
Sale Priet
Stock faMMi*
ru
VMk'i
Bu|«
of Prices
RANGE
0aiw
(w Week
Shares
Low
Low
35%
6%
Feb
Feb
8%
7%
3%
12,300
7%
8%
j. 35,000
4%
4%
4%
1,600
3% Jan
Jan
42
Feb
13%
Feb
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Jan
11
41
900
36% Feb
13%
13%
100
10% Feb
5%
13 %
10%
13%
13% Mar
8% Feb
74,600
Carnation
Carolina Power & Light
Carreras Ltd—
-.1
of
Co
15%
14%
15%
5,200
11%
Jan
16%
Jan
84%
83%
84%
1,150
80
Jan
86
Feb
America—
preferred
American Beverage common
Book
American
American
Meter
American
Petroflna
American
Inc
Gas
Co 69$
Inc
class
..
Photocopy Equip Co
6eal-Kap common
5% preferred
American
American
Writing
(J W)
Casco
Mar
118
Jan
Paper
(A M)
34%
34%
34%
1,100
38%
39
400
38% Jan
40
42%
400
38
45% Feb
Central
36
Jan
Central-Illinois Secur
12%
Jan
10%
Post
Mines
33
10%
11%
11%
4%
4%
1,800
32
33%
900
31
Feb
14%
15Va
3,200
13
Jan
15%
4%
Feb
4.76
10
•
15%
9%
3%
12 %
10%
Arkansas Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
4.72%
&
CO
ft
7%
4%
6%
6%
95%
Altex
3% Jan
Jan
17%
9% Jan
11%
,
Associate
Electric
American
Associated
Associate
dep
Convertible
.
5% Jan
8
Mar
97
140
97
Mar
Jan
36%
13,100
34% Feb
41 Vo
18,900
46% Jan
58
Feb
98
98
99
16%
18%
7,700
29%
27%
29%
17,500
5%
5%
7%
29%
7%
75
6
98
11%
Jan
21
Jan
30
5% Feb
7%
3,300
29%
26
9,200
22,900
HI
4%
2
Feb
Feb
Clark
7i%
2%
America-
Tel
4%
participating
Atlantic
Coast
Indus
Coast
Line
2%
3%
23%
105%
4,200
2%
Jan
"Jan-
14%
,
100
10600
.:u:
200
10% u# •'10%
26%
2fe Feb
4%
74,400
5 ye
2% Jan
2%
175
24
Club
8% Jan
Feb
3 ye
24 %
•
~
57%
54%
70
7,700
1,500
3
57%
103
52
Feb
1%
Coastal Caribbean
Jan
Cockshutt
Colon
Jaan
"7
7%
19 :
,
Hi T. ^
2,300
1%
■
Jan
59 y2
Compo
Vtc
Jan
3%
Corp option warrants.
Atlas Plywood Corp
Audio
Devices Inc
5%
13,500
4% Feb
6 Ve
Jan
Connelly
14,100
13% Jan
16%
Feb
Consol
3%
4%
25,300
3% Mar
4%
Jan
1
11%
10%
17%
17
A
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
&
Shoe
15%
10«
4%
—t-
Inc
Ltd
ext
Consol
Atlas
48%'
--
20%
r
;
!
1
4%
10c
Containers
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mining
Jan
Consolidated
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Continental
Air
4
400
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Continental
Aviation
Jan
46
1%
9%
18%
Baldwin Rubber common
Securities
Baldwin
de
los
American
Corp
shares
11%
—
Steel
Corp
Barker Brothers Corp.
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated—
Bayvlew OH Corp
Sun
Watch
Inc
Co
7.50
8
12
1,560
1%
HI
6,200
18%
13,100
8%
3
1,900
8
23%
Feb
24%
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
&
9% >
-i
9
,'
9%
5%
12
•-
6%
...
•
21%
■■
5%
11
r
•'
:.6%.
•.
20%
9JA
9
1
4%
i 4%"
8%
21%
10
Engineering—1
2 A
Jan
Jan
Inc
Creole
Feb
9
Jan
"21%,
45,900
Crowley Milner & Co
Jan
Crown Central Petroleum
Jan
Crown
4
Jan
Crown
7%
Feb
400
12%
12%
3,100
11%
41%
45
6,500
42 Va Mar
15
29,500
5,900
10% Jan
7%
20%
1,600
13%
7
13
7
20%
9%
13
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
19 %
Jan
11
45
Mar
26
9,900
4% Jan
13
6%
7
42%
99%
800
98%
90
90
Jan
72%
56%
83%
40,200
28
Jan
Bourjois
13
12%
13
1,700
9
Jan
3
2%
6%
7%
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
—20a
Brazilian Traction Light ft Pwr ord—*
Breeze Corp f.nmmnn
•
.
Bridgeport Gas Co
•
Manufacturing Co common—•
Amer
Amer
British
1
3%
22,200
6%
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Columbia
32%
100
30% Jan
34
475
63
85
3%
2%
3%
42%
41%
42%
50,600
-
2% Mar
5,600
41% Feb
7ia
—91
100
Power common
_•
7A
41
39%
7
41
37
Jan
7
Feb
13%
13%
14%
*
30
30
31%
2,300
Jan
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred—
13% Feb
15%
Jan
30
33 %
J an
Mar
7%
8
7,400
7% Jan
8% Feb
9
9%
2,500
8% Jan
9%
18%
19%
500
17% Jan
10 Va
9%
10%
4,900
7% Jan
BOe
7%.
7%
7%
1,900
7%
Jan
0
11%
11%
11%
200
11%
Jan
6% serial preferred
BueD Die ft Machine. Co.
10
8%
6,400
.1
3%
2%
3%
8,400
Buffalo-Eclipse
.1
16 Va
16%
17%
1,400
.2.50
11'A
11 Va
11%
3,200
American dep rets ord shares—3a Od
%
i3o
%
12,400
3%
8%
3%
3%
3,200
8%
9
7,300
Corp
(The) Company.
8% Jan
Jan
~~
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp.
Hill
41%
8%
8%
8ya Jan
2% Jan
15
Jan
11
21
Jan
12% Feb
Devon-Palmer
8
Feb
—1
Co
Oils
Ltd
I
Ltd—
Petroleum
Ltd:—:
4 Va
Jan
Feb
Calgary ft Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
x33%
4%
1
22%
60
57%
Oalvan Consol OH ft G$s Co——l
X33%
3
34%
3,600
4%
233,700
22%
3,900
22%
50%
50%
15
57%
60 y4
400
3%
3%
4%
2,000
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
4% cumulative
fi
36%
36%
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
1
9%
8%
Canada
•
Bread Co
Ltd
Canada Cement Co
6%ft
Jan
2% Feb
21
Feb
36%
Jan
4% Mar
23%
Jan
58 % Jan
_
preferred
Camden Fire Insurance—
'
30
Ltd
Co
Harris
Ltd
common
preference
For footnotes
•
00
see
page 35.
37
9 IS
61%
52
Co_
37%
4y2
36%
Feb
37
Feb
54,000
7ya
Jan
9
IS Mar
300
r
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Feb
34
Jan
5
Feb
37% Mar
States
7%
Jan
€%
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
42%
Jan
46
11,700
*
650
4%
Jan
-g
8
-
Feb
11
Jan
18%
Feb
19%
Jan
2% Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
42%
Jan
"%
Jan
8%
-
Mines
9%
'!«
Limited
r
A_.
■
••
a
,
13,400
10
-
37%
%
27,200
Jan
7
:•
9
Feb
23%
Jan
>
1O0
Feb
Jan
Wz- Feb
Jan
-
9yz
Feb
>.*
1.3%
.V
13
--,1385
15%
Jan
5%
,f.
900{
—
3 %
•
•
Feb
4A
37
Jan $■
Feb
20% Mar
V
Jan
-
'i
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
-
700
.
Jan
34
Jan
139'A -Jan
-
,
147
Feb
29
9Vb
2%
i.
:
12%
Jan
Jan
Feb
4% Feb
5% Jan
6% Mar
•
Iftf
Jan r.
3
'
;
,
Jan
33%, Jan
.
Feb
^8% Mar
Jan
3%
t
20
; V:
,
15%
2,900
v
29%
-
4% Jan
„
.
100
H
..•20V2.22%'
-.20%
12-
26
'
1
•
Jan
1,400
4,400
100.
% 26
21%..*22%
-1,300
10,200
16%>~17%
-
11% -12%
1,000
.13% ,'.153a
"37,:' i
.
A
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1
!
..
,
•_!-% 'Feb
24%
16% Jan
1%
Jan
•
Jan
2034
15:
Jan
Jan.
•
Feb
Feb
"Feb
26
Jan
10
3
13%
10% Mar
233«
V-3%
Jan
Mar
,13% Jan
17% Mar
.
/
„
12y4 Feb
.14,600
12 <- Jan
-15% Mar
375
34% /Jan
37% Mar
36%v37%A*
;e%4- 6% :
,
13,700
.*27%?29%V I
15,000
*: :s% 7--'
9 % .;10 .
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47!% 48
/it' i.' -i"
3U
3%
5l2
4%
8
.
2C0
*,
8
2^0:
•
Mar
*7%
Feb
40%
Feb
19
Jan
33%
Feb
9% Mar
11%
Jan
68
Jan
53%
Jan:
-
Jan
60
x45%
Jan,
6
Jan,
t
Jan
•
81,900
3
3% Jan
-
Mar
3U Feb
3|J
~
I
-
.8
7
*
"6,500
6%
40%
6%
27%
27,400
5%
1,650
3"b
Jan
5% Mar
200
6%
Jan
■8% Feb
8
28% :29"'b
650
:;29%
'34%! '■ -%c32% "35'%;' y r,900
:
l "- z
fi/4'
70.700
23
Jan
31%
25%
Jan
:;5% Mar
45»
Jan
7,y4.-Mar
Jan
"
-1
:—25
—
:1,600
\ -26
r
.:;22%
X
"
1
"
2%v 2T'8ii
.-10% rl2 % 7
;
"
:
1
'
*
$6 preferred series Bj_—
Edo Corporation class A
Elder
4'/a
•
-
10s
common
Corp—
17% Mar
:
-
Laboratories—
preferred series
Jan
12%
12%*-'A Xll%vl2%j.
4,400
33,300
.4 3%i- -4%
*•
6%
i21j000
;
5%
6»2
66,700
1A "
—16
~l
E
Jan
13%
r> -
•
32.50
1
*
—*
1
Co
Iron_
Feb
65%
50
'
14%
Hosiery class B common
Malleable
3%
Feb
2%
goo
J36% V3|%
1
Corp
Jan
55
138,000
45
191 Jr. 20%
v^r-
%
$7
Mar
83,200
12,100
w*6JA i;. 6%?C -2,900
■
Eastern
750
4]I
13%
" 6%
„
17.%
12%
Ltd
Sulphur & Potash Co—:—
Dynamics Corp of America.—
Eastern
Jan
800
3%
60 *
271A\29%;, v.^200.'-.
7' :,^_8%
15,600:
„,20%{.t
•
1
Duval
Jan
4%
"413
-
60% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
5
37
.
Jan
55%
Feb
r-
J-
Jan
48% Feb
7%
.*
Co
(Allen
Test
Jan
9%■-"' 9%
V..'./
common—•
Co
Common
Duro
4%
1,600
9%
7% h
13%
•
Dow
Power
-
2%
L
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Durham
loe
Power
*
A
1
stock—*
$2
DuMont
Feb
2,000
~2%v'^'%f"'
•"27%v
—1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
California Electric
i-\.-
7.50
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion'Textile
Drilling & Exploration
9
Jan
19%
8%
-i:
-
V-:
——lc
Brewery Ltd—:
Draper Corp common--
2% Jaii
Jan
14y4
•j • -
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Feb
6%
Jan
16y4
6s 8d
Specialty -Stores—
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Duke
19V2
Jan
—•
1
,_25c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
♦
•,
.
Feb
Jan
21% Feb
Jan
.
dep rets:ord reg
(The) Corpi
3%
%
'
Jan
5
100
8%
13%
•
19 V8
50c; ■.,.^;3% ' v>i-3% v 3%
5
32-.; .31% 32%
-
common
17%
Feb
Jan
A
1
Jan
% Jan
Feb
-
14%
39; i 39i
%>.*: A.--% :.
-{}
,
—35
American
Drivel*
13 Vis
^2%
•
1
&
-
Dome
Jan
14r%
13%
*"
x45
;_10c
—
Diversified
Feb
400
.
•
%o
.
12 3A
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burroughs (J p) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
.
vtc
Brothers., Inc
Gasket
Diversey
12%
29%
1,30C
*-17%
4%
8% V
-
50c
ManufacturingDetroit Gray Iron & feteel Fdrs Inc
Development Corp of J America—
Jan
9
common—
class B_
B S 7
Bunker
Detroit
8-fr Feb
7%
preferred
Co
Ltd
Oil
Mfg class
debentures
8%
Jan
Feb
500
7%
1
—11
—•
common:
Dennison
3% Mar
46
Distillers
7 i'B
Company common
cumulative
7i"u Mar
4
*
"
Form an Distillers
Rubber
Jan
Jan
3,000
2.50
Day Mines I110—*
:
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Mar
.
26%
12%"* 13%
-
.-.*4%
.
Crystal
Davidson
Feb
85
Brown
MUls
Feb
500
„
6,000
8%'i
Dairies Inc
1
Corp ,'compion.
—2.50;
5%
preferred
:
20
Davenport -Hosiery Mills—___——2:50
Jan
32%
Brown
4%
Daltch
Jan
1% Jan
"
Dgvega Stores
Feb
63A
8%
Jan
78%
101,600
15,000
Brown
3%
6% Jan
'61,000
85
.
16
!"**
Feb
Feb
Feb
■8%
14%
57%
16%
■
»
Tobacco—
British Petroleum Go Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
.
Bruck
1% Jan
43%
100
6%
35,300
8%
Jan
32%
Brtllo
—•
6%
8
"A"
D
13% Feb
Inc
39
7%
Jan
•}$ Jan
15%
3%
*
12%'.;
Lighting Inc ^common
-2.50
Manufacturing Co class A-—4
Curtis
83% Mar
41
■
5
partic——•
25c
I
Jan
Feb
Bohack (H O) Co common—
*
5 %%
prior cumulative preferred-100
Borne Chemical
41
Tobacco
Curtis
3%
59% '-
Mar
1,100
6%
preferred
Cuban
Feb
-T —
13
Internat'l
Cuban-Venezuelan
7% Mar
20% Mar
Jan
6%
16,500
'
.
t
Cuban American Oil Co„
Feb
15
,
Cork
$1.12
6%
5,300
*
•6%'*-71A
1
(Md)
Drug Co common
Crystal OiL & Land Co common
12% Mar
Jan
__
,...1
6% Jan.,*-
2,300
%
"19%
14--
-19%
4%
£1
50c
1
Feb
2Va
20%
Company Inc——B
6%"
Publishing Co
24 Va
1% Feb
41%
J
ft Co common
14%: V"
19%'
5
17% Jan
6%
15%*— 15%
•
common
3,400
25,500
•
common
American
Petroleum
23%
Jan
21% Mar
18%
1.50
20%
3%
.
19%
1
Corp
Crowell-Collier
4,000
Feb
16
Ltd—
16% Mar
12%
1
Black Starr ft Gorham clasi A
British
Beverage
Feb
6 Vb
Jan
'
6
1
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Carrier Industries Inc
Feb
6%
1
BrMsalta Petroleums Ltd
British American OH Co
Inc
Jan
3%
9%
Jan
Jan
—•
*
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
8%
3%
Jan
..'Zcv
voting
:
non-voting
13% Feb
3%
23 Vb
13%
19%
10%
Feb
8V4
12%
Jan
Feb
20%
7%
13%
Jan
9
Jan
2%
1
7,000
*
Feb
7%
1,500
29
16%
100
1%
Feb
23,900
28%
Crane
9
Jan
94,800
28%
Co
Jan
Feb
V
6%
5%
-
20
Varnish
6%
5%
400
9%
*17
..
8
-•8%
•
*7%
&
Courtaulds
.
Jan
52,500
•
7%
Cott
Jan
\
10.200
1
Corp
Corroon
Mar
40
22,300
-
-%
7%
7%
Coro
3% Mar
12% Feb
4,000
22%
1.25
1
*
7%
Mar
1%
Jan
1,300
23
1%
19
1%
14%
iv-24%
23%...
7%
B
9
Jan
Jan
237/b
7%
Class
5
7%
5%
1%
Jan
Jan
1%
Paint
1%
Mar
7%
Jan
1% Feb
13
"4% Mar
•
18
1
17
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
32
10c
A
12
2%
700
500
10c
Class
Jan
80,400
4
3,500
Inc
Jan
3Va Jan
15,400
Feb
-10,700
Corp
Jan
16
3%
Feb
-8%
20%
10c
Inc
15 Va
1
common
common
(6)
•
1%
..
Shoe Corp
—1
BeU Telephone of Canada common—2B
Belock Instrument
Corp——_B0a
Blumenthal
3,900
19
Feb
11%
Jan
33%
Materials
Feb
15
•8y4
Jan
7%
13%' 14 Vb
Industries
11%
9 Va Mar
Jan
9%
400
19%
_20c
Inc
Ray
Lines
22%
380
(A 6)
Biauner's
15%
400
5%
300
32"
'
-
50o
36
_B0e
Beau-Brummel Ties
Blckford'a
19,400
4%
8
convertible class A
Benrus
iir
17%
IIS
18
4
Bearings Inc
Beck
9
21,100
13%.
Commercial
$1
Oil Ltd
.BOe
Barcelona Tr Light fit Power Ltd..—„•
6%
3%
•
Andes-
Banff
Barium
17%
3%
Industrie^ Inc
Banco
9 VB
15
Jan
7% Mar
19%
10
new—
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.—
Corby (H) : Distillery Ltd—
Oil fit Gas15
23%
Jan
32%'^<>
Cook
A
Class
Baker
4
3,800
"13,900
Continental
Jan
B
Bailey fit Selburn
Feb
-
'
1%
1%
Continental
35
Jan
*7
»
Royalty^Oil.
19%
900
900
19%
Jan
49% Mar
1
Smelt Ltd-
&
5,200
44%
Jan
1,000
Feb
% Jan
:6%
Jan
2%
3% -■4%
5%"'
5%
5
37V2
*
—
Inc
24,300
11% Mar
Co
Co
Cuban Petroleum Corp
Diesel Electric Corp
4%
43%
24%
'V10%1,11%
W -'WSVS
5%
Jan
tIt Ja"
5»A Feb
67,200
>'-'-r7% 1 8%
8%
10%
5
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106,200
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2,500
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513
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■
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Stone
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Feb
16
3,800
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Oils vtc
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Co
Sand
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Atlantlca del Golfo Sugar
Atlas Consolidated Mining li
Feb
5,500
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4
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1,000
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7
21
1
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Community Public Service
106% Jan
3Va Feb
Jan
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;
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Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
i.
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4,300
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175
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177
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22% Jan
7
Jan
Feb
100
Mar
21
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fit
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Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
57
Stationers Supply Co.
Steel
2,400
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Automatic
8
17
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Development
8% Jan
52%.
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of
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:
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20 A 24 ' ^: 40,400«
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Charter Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell common
:
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Laundries
A
6% Jan
54%,
—100
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cidbb
10,300
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rets reg
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Food
Jan
4lVa,Feb
62% Mar
10B% Feb
Feb
«1,300
-
21%
,
preferred
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd.
Feb
.13%
•
Jan
"2%
50
5»%
10
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Corp__
Power
Investors
Christiana
Asamera
14%
'.1,100
ti.^20%
•
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Feb
•
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Feb
54%
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100
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preferred
Century Electric Co common.:.—
10
Feb
92
6%
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preferred
Central Power & Light 4%
1% Jan
H Jan
—B
warrants.
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:
-
Mar
I.V.Feb
800
.
Jan
1
-A
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3.50%
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Atnold
300
Jan
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-
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31
Jan
sa
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.
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Hadley Corp
Central
Feb
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preferred
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7%
1
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>:
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Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
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4% Jan
2,000
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shares—
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—
81'A Mar
Jan
10% Jan
17,300
16%
68%
700
1%
3%
£ 1
16%
9% Mar
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
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Feb
5
-
3,cm
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of
Corp
to Central Sec Corp
Feb
1
1
Cenco
33% Mar
69 y« x8i%
3%
200
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
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:
Feb
4%
common.
Ltd
Jan
11 %
•33%
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34% Mar
Jan
16,900
14,800
3,500
x80
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Oil Co class A
Lead
Anchor
16% Mar
32% Jan
2B
1
—1
14%
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1%
'
'
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3%
Jan
'1,000
13%
V
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2s 6d
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114,100
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13
1%
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common
16%
11% Jan
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Castle
14
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98
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1% Jan
100
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38,000
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,
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14%
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Natural
28,200
rets
dep
20
20
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
5%
118
American
common
42%
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American
2%
115
115
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1
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American
4%
1
100
Co
•
3% Feb
t
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1
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~22;400
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6*% 23,900
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1
pfd__10
Petiofina Ltd partic
Williston Minerals
Canadian
Jan
8%
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Inc
Oils Ltd
&
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3%v- 3%
.V
1
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Canadian
3%
2,600
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3%
•
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for Week
■
.
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,
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Marconi
Northwest
Feb
7,400
39'A
13 %
Canadian
Can
Feb
4%
10%
4%
Feb
Jan
5%
10
4%
10
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
8% Mar
7
7%
38%
Jan
Range
of Prlce» ;
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Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Southern
Salea
Week'a
Last
Sale Prise
-
High
34%
7%
Friday
G
American Stock Exchange
-
300
36
.100
Aluminum
MARCH
ENDED
STOCKS
High
Alleghany Corp
Allegheny Airlines IncAllied Artists Pictures Corp
1
5%& convertible preferred
10
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,.l
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
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—„—
.
1
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WEEK
Canada
Algemene Kunstzljde N V—
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18% Mar-
Jan
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Volume
189
Number 5827
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
(1157)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
'STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
List
Exchange
Sale Price
Low
common—:——51-
35%
Manufacturing
Esquire* Inc
Co.
36 V2
11,200
28%
13%
F(?b
38?8
15%
14.400
■:9%
Jan
15% Mar
r%
1%
23,900
1
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27%
26%
3,60.1
19
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2%
—
Ltd—.
Co
American dep rets
6%
Feb
774 Jan
Feb
9%
11%
22,700
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20,200
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3,500
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800
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6%
150,600
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•
39%
48
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107
.
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4%
7%
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Jan
4%
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48% Mar
4%
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800
34
17%
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&
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93%
6%
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Hart)or
Co
6774
10%
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137a Mar
98%
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5,300
13% '
17
17 %
874
500
13
23%
21%
21%
21%
2%
2%
Harificid- Stores
—
1%
12
Hartford Electric.
Jan
15
20 J/4
Feb
1%
Jan
5%
Jan
46,000
34
1 %
1,000
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v
6%
.
7%
1%
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Jan
Feb
24
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700
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;2%
Jan
3%
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274
49%
25,900
2%
42-%
32,400
10,700
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7%
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25%
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11
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.
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574
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2
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Jan
32
Feb
21%
32%
66
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Jan
" Feb
4-138
r: Jan J
Jan
; 10274 Feb
61% Mar
8%
500
1-3%
'40,600
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3,600
7%
r
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Jan
5
-
ImpcriaP'Chemical Intlustries—
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,
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see
page
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9
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5% Jan
1474 Feb
1,500
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1074
974
Jan
«
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.
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Jan
7%
5
57,100
3,600
3774
38
5
23%
2774
150
8,300
5%-
6%
28
4,900
3% .Jan
674
Jan
-20
.
Feb
Jan
40
Jan
»
*
674. Feb
7-
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Jan
29%
-
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2574
Feb-
Jan
174
174
1774
20
4,400
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20
30c
6074
6274
14,300
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62% Mar
2.50
31%
5974
3174
3174
800
2
1274
1274
13
1
13
13
1374
2,300
18%
1874
1974
1ft
lft
174
4,100
15,000
19%
21,600
1
1
2
10,300.
174
8,600
2%
Jan
Jan
Mar
34
Jan
1374
27% Jan '
1174 Jan-
'
10%
Jan
1374
Jan
%
Jan
1074
Jan
.
Feb
lft
Jan*
«.
17
15%
24
1
24%
2674
2674
28
5
4074
3774
4074
21
2374
15,500
1174
Jan
2374 Mar
1574
1474
15%
76,500
10%
Jan
15% Feb
11% Jan
U)74 Jan
7
Co
2474
1,800
274
2,000
2474
Jan
28%
2974
Jan*
4074 Mar
£1
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974
10%
1174
19
1874
4174
40
44
60%
common
Co
1
Corp Ltd
2,800
1974
8
607-4
66%
62
674
Jan
Jan
17
Feb
3374
Jan
40
6%
Jan
6574
Feb
Feb
69%
Feb
9,600
6
Feb
1,000
12
Jan
54%
11,700
4674
26
36,100
2274
2374
15,600
2%
274
274
2,400
7%
16
21% Jan
19% Jan
1
—10
—
Corp-
Petroleum
Oil Corp $1
1ft
4,100
13
13
1374
500
12%
1
1274
1274
2,100
13.
Jan
2474 Jan
3% Jan
Jan
15
Jan
1074 Jan
1374 Jan
1174
9
50c
1774
17
18
5
50c
;
297#
11%
preferred—''
conv
Piping Co
Feb
2% Jan
,
Jan
Mar
lft Mar
59% Feb
lft Jan
1
common
Feb
51
53
common
5374
X24
Jan
1,400
16
lft
Feb
8,900
6974
674
X14
874
600
33,400
24 34 Mar
Jan
574
l
Corp
1974 Mar
23,500
2374
States
Feb
2074
15% Jan
-
26
28
25
28
774
674
16%
1374 Jan
19%
8.90Q.
23 74- Jan
28
4,700
37
1574
5%
250
•
3474
3,700
1374
31
14
31
37
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
1674 Mar
Jan
Jan
31
200
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
103
14
1074
Jan,
2,800
-
774
36
1674
Jan
Feb
104
Feb
38
Jan
1574
6,000
13% Feb
1
1ft
174
-1%
18,500
Jan
1
42%
42 74
447 a
15,300
37
Jan
50
3074
3074
3274
5,200
21
Jan
4174 Jan
88
897a
of
Corp
America
cumulative preferred
cum
preferred series
8974
100
preferred scries B
Moody
96% 96%
100
C
•
Chemical
6%
M'etal
20% Jan
174 Jan
cumulative
.
Mountain
Muntz
15774
1874
15774 1377 a
18
197a
22,700
374
474
1,300
Jan
17
2.50
153%
——100
2
1
Muskegon Piston Ring.common
Muskogee Co common—.
common
1
5
2.50
—10
50c
2574
3674
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
97
4%
Xl67a
4%
100
600
Feb
9174
Jan
15774 Mar
2074 Jan
50%. Feb
Jan
274 Feb
1174
152
174
17
1557a
35%
3774
974
7%
26,900
Jan
Jan
155% Mar
274 Feb
28%. Jan
Jan
Feb
28% Jan
300
67 a
19
Jan
1%
3,500
357 a
Jan
25
1,700
974
474 Feb
138
2,500
35%
974
4
Jan
16%
12,950
2674
Jan
474
1,150
2
25
474 Feb
3%
1
Inc
9074, Jan
Jan
-
1274 Jan
4
Inc..
Company
170
44
4%
1
Murphy Corporation
Muter
93
8974 Jan
14874 Jan
•
preferred
States Tel & Tel
TV
86% Feb
GO
.
1
pfd
Products
Mt Diablo Company
Mount Vernon Mills
120
I.
100
Co_
Investors participation
Clemens
Jan
37% Mar
974 Feb
31% Jan
3574 Mar
7%
5%
7%
Jan
Jan
N,
Nachman
Inc
—
13
474
1
874
6
674
*7,700
8
774
874
6,100
474
8,300
474
!
National Bellas
Hess common——.
(Mich)
*4%
3
2674
2674
1974
19%
14
1474
National
Presto
Industries Inc
common
11%
4% Jan
5% Feb
<
3
Jan
Feb
27% Mar
800
16
Jan
2174 Feb
3
500
1374. Jan
27,800
: 1,500
Jan
474, Jan
1074 Jan
13% Mar
12,800"
3
3
;„J5%
18.
Jan
27%. Jan
2474 Jan
62
2474
01%
600
5574
5074
1,600
.*
18%
1874
1S74
200
10c
1
1074
974
28,400
17
Jan
9% Jan
474
474
1814
474
800
4%. Jan
j
2374
.
17
52
„
Jan
.
Jan
Jan
2374
—1
10
Jan
1374
21
National Steel Car Ltd
Transit
31J
1274
Jan
874 Feb
25
5974
Corp—
Machinery.
National Telefilm Associates.
National
1%
,
Jan'
674
common—1
Research
Products
,1
—J25c
2
7
100
2774
1974
574 Feb
Jan
5% Jan
1,650
3
—l
5
1274 Jan
Jan
374
1,300
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co
National
11
2,800
:1
Industries Inc—
11%
3
1
Corp
Namm-Loescr's
Rubber
21.800
7
1574
Jan
2074
Mar
674 Feb
•
Jan
474
6%
2474
1
Starch
Feb
14
■
l
National
1774 Feb
200
6%
227b
25%
Feb
16
Fel>
5
National
90
36
Janf
Jan
Mar
13% Mar
Jan
Corp—
Feb
Jan
120
5%
5
13% Jan
674
1
Inc
CJiomical
Jan
14
2,600
774- Jan
Jan
1ft
53%
Feb
8474 Jan
300
1474
~574
.
128,000
574
14
10
Co
4,200
574, .574
574
1474
/
7%
4
5%
25c
25c
16
1474
IK)
Jan
1,600
1
48
-
1574 Jan
574 Jan
14
Co
13%
Jan
7
♦
Jan
1374
Ltd
National Brewing Co
5%
4%
14
1
National Casket Company
Feb
~
"5,220
Feb
500
200
474
2174
Co
13% Mar
7%-Jan
88
674
67a
14%
12
1
Mfg
44%" Feb
Jan
Feb
13
1374
1
Rubber
&
4ii Mar
300
7%
1374
common
&
-7/300
14%
Jan
1374
5
warrants
5,200
45%
Jan
28
3
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd—
5jli;
—
Inc-J,—16%
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•
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,
3%
Jan
Co
26%
.
v
Jan
2574
1
National
68 74
Jan
1074
22 %
(A
Napeo
.' Feb
'
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Jan
274
4%
Niational Electric Weld Machines——1
Hvgrade Food Products
1374
1,900
5
&
Johnson
10% Mar
*
24" i
Tiro
(J W) Inc
70
-
Feb
Feb
4,200
374
1274
1974
Inc
(The)
Feb
38%
Jan
1074
600
17/a Mar
Chain
"
1074 Mar
950
'Jan
21% Jan
-
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
-374 Jan
Publications Inc
Co
Montrose
Feb
4
50
98
13
Jan
22%
3,400
69%
674
Mt
Jan
Jan
66%
Tt%
.
_
200
Jan
20% Jan
774 Jan
1,200
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——•
374 Feb
.Feb
200
17%
3,600
28
r
4.5074
1074 Jan
3474
I
55
Inc
4.80%
Jan
197's
10,300
69%
.61%-
9%
12834; Jan
367S Feb
300
1074
17%
—5
4.40%
374 Jan
.1874 Feb
700
2074
Jan
13 Feb
Jan
2774
Warrants
Jan
297-2
T50
1474
28 f
3
Feb
14%
'-28% Mar
-
'
% Jan
4,900
Feb
Monongahela Power Co—
8% Feb
7% Jan
2% .Jan
-43.
-
374 Mar
25,600
•
Feb
3%
474
10
•
Jan
474
9Jan
-'•3
7,700
12
Jan
Molybdenum
Feb
8% Mar
1274
Feb
3,500
37%
10%.' 12%
697®-
Manuhici.ijring..Co__: 4_-5
8%
Inc.._ft——-ftftl -2i5o r"'- ,13%
—5./. '24%
-
1% Jan
Feb
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
25 74 Mar
Jan
"'-BOO
138
.
,
317a Jan
5,200
*.;18%- 19%
v
'
-
~
-1,100
31-
36-%
'
,
-14,700
47
—
Iluid- Lock &
3%
33%
:
.'2% Jan
2,200
3,600
«F45%
"137%
"IOC-:-
11%
4". 100
■
5%
Jan
6% Jan
16,500
♦^29%
.
common——
:—
i-.ooo"
1%
HormcKGeP A) &- Co——ft—: __15v
HowfelV Electric Motors Co—'_r. -,;i-;
Hubbe!* tHarvey) Iiic commohftir. :Z--5 ■
Humble ©iP& Refining— --_._j.-ir.
9%
'
3"*
-3^%>
•:
28%
•
1%
"
19%
18%
Baking Co——.
Mar
Feb
21 Vi Jan
x87fe Jan
3,100
274 Mar
4%
474% convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5'fo pfd
100
Mii'i'o Aluminum Company.—_—._10c
Jan
28,600
.
"9
3%
9%.
M* 37846
ft—ft-ftftft-ft.
31
99%
'
29-/2-
-
8% '
14'«
Jan
18%
Miller Wohl Co (Jnrnmon
Jan
75
4% Jan
9%
-
•
3%
"
ft/
Ltd class. A_—-ft_ft.
Horrv & Hardart
.12^y
1.%
Hoover BaH"*&r Bearing Co_-__—i: '—10
Honv* & Hardart
3%
3%
174
674
474
50c
Midland
12% Jan
3974
Jan
57a
1674
Jan
1774
Oil Corporation
Midwest
Feb
Jan
-5,300
14% Mar
Jan
274
774
j Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
9474
31,900
1,400
Jan
1474
17%
preferred
6% preferred
Mieromatic Hone
6474 Mar
t
19% Jan
50
,
11%
-
.*%-£%
.
33%
-V
1
3*%
.4
3%
9%
..
Jan
30"*" Jan
/16,300
25%
9%
-
r
Minesftft
31
2%
Feb'
13%
5
10c
Middle
Feb
8
1074
350
300
I
—.-I
50c
Michigan sugar Co
7 74 Mar
6%
54%
•1,400
V
99%
!H. ffF
14%
'-JjLl5'-'
-11
*•
8
~
7,400
10%
35
x47ii-' 5%
7%
8%
-i
3%
ft -i^l"-'
64%
24%
11%
,
Jan
Jan
1% Jan
372.Jan
Jan
1774
Michigan
Feb
474
!
3874 Mar
Metal & Thermit Corp
3374 Feb
5
;31,000
Jan
Feb
1274, Jan
14%
Merrill Island Mining
Mcsabi Irop- Co—
Feb-
6
6%
~4%
Merchants Refrigerating Co
22% Feb
Jan
1
Corp of America Inc
Mcnasco
Jan
7174
5
10 W
4
2074
Jan :
Jan
36%
6
75 pesos
1
Inc.
(R G)
Steel
Mead
107a Feb
1,000
8
Jan
1
University-.
Refineries
cumulative
McKee
71 % Mar
'
287a
83a
.—.ft —^1
Co——ft—___
-
V., 6(P.f
V .HPa
24%
Inc—-———- —25c
common-
67a
4,99%
v
—60c ;
'——.ft,
HoWjt Store# Inc:—ft-1—-L~i—_±: 1—1
Holt- (Henry4 &
5:!4
Feb
'
v
14%. Jan
100,
4,500
.
4
274
Manie industries
*
*300
r
9
1274
common-.
Tonrncau
Mays
Jan
Jan
2U00
5:%
2%
Industries
McDonnell Aircraft
Jan
fJan
-
3%
20
9%
33 %c
Corp
Communication
Fob
1274
4
7%
2"-'
4-. 34^ *
>
-2~50'>
a Hollinger Consol Gold
Corporation.^
J-- •' > Holly
2074
Massey-Fcrguson Ltd
2174 Feb
Jan
Jan
66
17%
1
-
Corp of Delaware
& Sessions. Co_;
Inc
Martin
Feb
,87«
'•
x.iOM
374
—1.50
Foundry
Mansfield
12% Mar
2974
„
.-4,100
♦
3^%
26%
f
18%
3,600
47ii
t-
6%
Inc—-_25C
Corp-'
*
10%
71%
6% t-} 3 6% :
—5
-common——
1,800
.
3%
1,300
1674
74
Mangel Stores common—
Jan
13%' Jan
*
4.% '
64%
10%.
—IQc
fir*
io%-
5"%
—.1
Hoffman* International
32%-
->68%
,
r2
-
1
Corp
2,200
"
4%
J
'■
35.800
.",3,400
21%
<,,31'%
69%
& Electronics—-\Jft, -25c
Aircraft
3%
19 3«
;20
;
-—1
7%%* cumulative preferred-.-—
Jan
3ft Jan
30
25,050
-17
Marconi International Marine
Jan
13%
10% Jan
5.700
.
.13%
•"
t
32%
.
--2.
!
Products Inc
it,.3%
18%
21%
—-i.__25c '
I-Ievi-Dutytv Electric Co—ii Higbie- Mfg Co common—
Highways, Trailer Industries
1574
28%
600
374
Inc
(I B) Rubber Co.
Maine Public Service
Feb
Jan
Feb
3%" Jan
32,300
11%
Jan
167 a Mar
Jan
.:
8%
31%
38%
■
1674
Corp Ltd-
Stores
Magna
Jan
"3%
1%
.
25%
..
common—.
__ft_
Hercules- GaLioii
Dent
Mages Sporting Goods.,,
Feb
2%
40%
.
2
7%
E) &, Co 57ft./; l»UL.ft_\ -10.0
-100
preferred _..ft-..ft——
He role* Radio
Minerals
(S)
Mack Trudcs Inc warrants
Feb
i%- Jan
3
...
Heller t W
.
Feb '
Jan
Jan
7,700
Maofudden
Jan
Jail
•35% Feb
135,100
/10c/.
Fleck*.-Mining Co
Feb
4% Feb
M
Jan
8%
41
Corp——
Ilelciuwi Hubeusleiit:'
3%
Lunkenhcimcr (The) Co.
Lynch Corp
Jan
16%
'
Cu-ft-—ft,—10c-
Bishop IlK5—i
Ihr/tltino:
ft
Jan
6% Feb
65,800
374 Jan
7%
Harvard* Ihvestors' Trie—1_u—ft_ -—1 ■' >'
iJazet
274
Lodge & Shipley
Jan
23
Jan/
18%
31%
900
24%
»•
.14%
•
11 avaiuv Lillipgraphiiig
2
274
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
7%
1110c
HastingarMfg Co/ft-ft ftftft:ftL.;
IlaWmway Industries' Iue-ftftft-.
2% Feb
12% Feb
6,000
2%
5,"
Mar
20%
31,200
,
374
Locke
Jan
13
19%
14%
i_. —2
Light—_—
7%
2
5,100
Lithium
Mar
Jan
1,500
22
33%
Jan
2,000
1%
21
33%
_ft-^ftftftft. ft/l .Z;
Iilc
1374
674
274
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
Jan
2,100
21
1
—ft—— L
1274
13,900
147-4
Lc
Jan
11%
2.900
6
1%
Corp————
Ilurtiisch'fogCr Corp:
1174
ft
1674
Leonard
Feb
7%
17
500
21 %
•
97
10%
29,800
.
102
-
6% Mar
4,000
\
13%
11%.
Incl--^.——„10c V.
Co-i—
12,700
2
•
Lel'court Realty Corp common
Class A
22% Feb
-
Jan
93%
75
7%
12
12%-
———I
1474
2%
274
Lanston
Jan
23%
>
lndustries—1—50c
Machine
-
Plywood
18% Jan
Jan
ft Jan
37u
274
14
La Salle Extension
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
3.100
96 %
6%
.11%
13%
18%
49
137c
13
150c. ".
Corp.:—
B-Aiuolicau
Halt
174
1,500
1474
Lear
ii
H
1474 Mar
474
274
Lamb Industries
Feb
21,700
Guiles
&
Feb
15%,
Lakcy
Feb
6,900
23,600
65
'13%
37
18%
-
Jan
Coinpony
Feb
7
1674
Lanison
574 Jan
Jan
400
Jan
Land
474
13
'
13
(Del)
Consoliclada S A
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
18%
Western
Feb
17
9674
La
Jan
Jan
11%
Films
Feb
30%
17%:,;/
'4%' "4%
Grkrsedlcck" Conijian.Vii.—1
Spates
4%
674
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
6 % Mar
Grueery. Stores Products.connnon—"..-5
Gulf
81
Jan
5,200
13%
Kobacker Stores
87a Mar
1%
20%
5%
G i'idoJL Freehold' i/casesJ———lci__9c
Gulf
Feb
Jan
450
-
17
30
!:
A—
Jan
70,300
Electric 474%
Hotels Corp
Knox Corp class A
Jan
3%
•
37
6%.
60c
Hydraulics—4-—
Jan
374
Jan
,
42% Mar
Jan
22
57%
12
—_1
—
1174
74
Jan
700
2
%
1
(The) Forgo Co
Krucgcr Brewing Co
17%
20".
95%
110c
Inc
Feb
974
Knott
Jan
56,200
:
44%" 43%
4%
•
Co__—1
Producers
10% Mar
574
3174
Kleinert
Jan-
574
7.100
*23%" 24
13%
1
Inc.-—
Jan
7
Feb
1474
1674
Co
KirkJand
}g- Mar
274
.,
34%. Jan
107
—10c
Co—
preferred scries
'> Feb
Jan
500
64%
_1
Financial
1474
174
Kiddc
Feb
125
Jan
2%
Amcr Industries
Great'Western
127
Jan
1%
600
'
__i5
Great Lakes Oil & .Chemical
Greer
612
3%
Inc.-—
Western
Jan
363a
Goodman- Manufacturing Co
.—TCHa
Gorham. Mamifactfiiving common
4
Grand-Rapids Varnish—^——11
GrayJMdriufacturing Co—4—"
—-5
Great
1474
4%
42 %
22
—'
SoaP Products Corp el A
GolctfioldsConsolidated Minos
Great
Jan
2,900
-
3%
1.
—:
Gold
Feb
1,300
38
Lauison
.1
Wernicke Industries-
Gobeli"4Adol£)
Feb
-1,100
5Lt '
"42%
41 %
47%
i50c.
Co Inc——
24
2,100
7
KJngsford Company.-.-,
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Feb
13%
15,100
• 2%
39%
-——5
——■——:—
common—
Feb
2
(Walter) & Co—
Kin-Arlc Oil Company-.
Jan
12 74
„£1
Glen more Distilleries class B
Globe
11%
Jan
111% Jan
114%: Jan
30
'•
712
" 2
-
24
Gilchrist Co ——_i_—^—.?•**
Gleiv Aldetv Corp.——i.—i—.—fil
Globe Union
Jan
Jau
11%
-
6%
1
Giant Yeiiowknifc Gold Mines.
(A C)
Jan
1074
81
30
Kawnecr
9%
-
7%
5%
General-Transistor Corp—
—25c.
Genung'a Incoriiorated
-1—1
Georgia, Power $5 ■ preferred—»'
Gilbert
1474
l7/u
Kennedy's Inc
8%
*
200
8%
Corporation—ii
45%
2,800
30%.
Feb
11%
■r
*
13%
14%
~3%
r :
L-25
common
14%
Katz Drug CompanyKawecla Chemical Co
7%
•■5 "'
".
■
ru-.•
*
General-Indus Enterprises———
General- Plywood Corp common
General- Stores
Feb
*7,700
""5,000
42%
>
—1
ord reg
GoneraP Fireproofing
8
/>:/•
1
—
Generals Electric
Kansas Gas &
Klein
-
40%
—_1
5%.
convertible
preferred—
General- Development Corp
Feb
20
6%
Kai'scr
Jan
8%
•
•
common-
^
274
Feb
38
1,800
1574
Jan
1674
32
48,500
*
81
10c
Kropp
Corp
274
1474
674
15c
17a
11%
7%
118% 122%
119,.. 119
7%
-
5
Co
1074
10%
81
10c
Jan
15,000
100
Builders
1474
Industries Corp—
Kaltman (D) & Company
6%
* "'14
-
_•
_£1
Gellrnaiv Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General-Alloys
9
9%
274
pfd—100
,.-1
1
com
Inc
6% Mar
G
Co
Industries
Jan
1
'
preferred
9
10
Jdpiler Oils Ltd—
Jan
39,200
io%
: 120%
^^1.25
Gatineaio- Power
19,600
common
18%
6%.
"1' 10%
:
13%
10%
—_V~'~.
>■/:.
2,400
1974
Jan
2974 Mar
J
2874
8,900
«
.
14%
i*'
Company.
Co
••.
Jeannctte Glass C«
•
Jan
6%
'
7% ■'
Fr-esnilio
(The)
; 1
Feb
ItV
.
(Geo A)
4174
17
1
27%
25
'
'
American dep rets ord reg
Fox Head Brewing Co—
Fuller
3974
18
Corp
1534
""
6%
•;
6% %
_l
—
.1,400
28% .28%
il'r
—
Ltd—
41
127a
774 Mar
147
K
16%
2.50
:
•
,_~/s
High
374 Jan
12974 Feb
700
9074 Mar
-j.de
:
1574
2974
x
Israel-American Oil
19% Mar
50% Jan
-X—^_i__l25c
Corp—
15%
2974
Isinel-Medtterrancan Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Jan
19,000
non-voting
voting
Ford Motor Co
25
•
13174 13474
15%
Irvlug Air Chute
Jari
22,000
Canada—
of
Jan:
-
Jan
19%
._1 J':.
Corp
Sterling Inc
Clnss
14%
,
>
24,500
2974
10c
Manufacturing
Low
7%
*
Royalty
Fireman
H'omlte
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
674
2,560
2,600
3374c
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Mar
"•%
•
90%
—1
-
Fmbman. (M II) Co Inc
Ford Motor
260
11
Jan •-**'i
16%
1
.-
Flying Tiger Line Inc
11%
8% "Feb
32
Mar
13474
Shares
1
Company
Iron
Feb
13
,
76%
beneficial int_;
—
t
-
i
Oil
Investors
Feb
19%
i
Inc
-
3.800
20,100
Fob
9% Mar
90%
$Z preferred
Filmways
Jan
-1,600
In tax
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Financial General
Jan
Jan
7%
5
for Week
of Prices
LOW
25c
Sale*
Range
Sale Price
Ihleruntkmal Resistance Co
:_1
Fairchilci- Camera & Instrument——
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fclmont Petroleum
Feb
10 ;
5
507a
-
Feb
Week's
Last
,
International Holdings LtcL.
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
Products—
Feb..
11%
--
Jan
Jctronic
Fajardo- Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of
'Mi
11%
20%
19%
104
Jan
%
-
Friday
;
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America
Ihi-ernational Breweries Inc
<
Jan
29%
Jan
li:
,
t.- r.i.r
20%
40%
"'7%
13
.10
♦
%
2
Jan
22,100
12,500
;
36 Vb Mar
Jan
1,700
-15
10-%
:"9%
1,950
.9',V
'
Jan.
102,500
50%
12%
io%
2.200
.5
«.
,
10
common—___—
34 ~ * Jan
98
10-
.
Par
33%
29
6
American Stock Exchange
High
19%. Feb.-
7,700
MARCH
-
1%
.
ENDED
*
Jan
1
Cine
WEEK
•
14%
Eureka. Corporation Ltd-,—'—_$1 or 25c
Eureka- Pipe
V
80(1
1„,
—;
-
*
14%
Equity., Corp common———
———10cft
[ $2. convertibe preferred—:
—-l.;;.
Erie Forge <fc Steel
Corp common„1~
Ero-
FOR
'
17%
Empire Millwork Corp—L———:—_1
-_i-;-_10
'
-Low
.
36 V*
—
pre)erred-
G *
Range Since Jan. 1
36'W
oi- America-..—
_1
El-'l'ronies Inc——..;
1.
—5c: >
EuTery Air Freight Coi j>———20c
Empire District Electric 5'Jo pfd-—J.100 «.
1st
Hlgli
.
STOCKS
t'
,n%
v
Electronics- Corp
cam
.
Shares
x3572
ElecSrcgraphie Corp common——.1
Electronic Communications Inc
t:—I*
H'fa
RANGE
*
for Wecl
of Prices
Par
Electric. Bond &i S;:arc
Sales
Range
Jan
19% Feb
10% Feb
■,
474 Jan
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
.
.
(1758)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
>
ftftlftft ,.ftft;
stocks
ftftft'ftftft
.
American Stock Kxcliaiiffe
Electric
Sale Price
Low
2%
Low
Neptune Meter common™——:—
5
Ncstlc-Lc Wur Co common™
1
New Chamberlain Petroleum——__50c
3974
367«
1874
177b
19 (
IV-i
VA
102,800
3%
397'a
New Idria Min
& Chem
1
New
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
Co—-—-—50c
VA
267#
25
Arizona
&
1774
Land
-1
Oils Ltd-
New Park Mining Co
Process Co common—
Now
Superior Oils
Auction Co
York
Nov/
1
lft
•
207a
2574
Honduras Rosario—3.33'/a
Merchandise
10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Southern
North
American
Class 13
Northeast Airlines
Pcnn
7r;«
RR
37 Vs :
3774:
37',2
39 V*
U
38
Inc_—_—.1
476
4/1-
25
3%
37i
—-A4——1
774
IV*
—
Co
4 74
;
.
50
-
73 *
O
274
50o
21%
20%
21%
32,400
39%
1,100
96%
1
common
97%
90
Corp
1 ft
3%
3%
100
40O
4% Jan
:r
1%
4,i0o
8%
76
21%
400
Sherwin-Williams
26,000
68
77%
5% Jan
1,250
Products
10
39%
37
39%
1st pfd—25
31%
31%
31%
—
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
;,6Vaf/o
1st preferred
1st preferred—
)5%
25
Oil
Class
Feb
4.50%
redeemable
1st
3,500
28%
28%
26%
Silver
25%
25%
24%
1,000
2574
24%
preferred—25
22%
93
94
preferred
•
preferred
•
$4.70 conv dividend preferred—.
•
$4.36 dividend preferred——.—
♦
Pacific Northern Airlines.
—1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
——1
90%
Warrants
—
139
89 Va
5%
pfd
100
Tubes common.—
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2Bol
Pan Israel Oil vtc.
lc
Precision
—
Canada Ltd—
%
ft
1%
% Jan
South
85% Jan
3% Jan
90
Mar
5%
Jan
16% Feb
19 Va
Jail
9,700
10% Feb
13% Jan
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
Aircraft
Co
cumulative
4.78%
convertible
Feb
4.24%
4.08%
cumulative preferred..
4.32%
cumulative
Southern California
Petroleum
Southern
Materials
Co
Southern
Pipe
2,000
4% Jan
10,400
7% Jan
12
Mar
8% Jan
9
Jan
63%
33
10 pesos
1
;
17,500
11
Ltd
87%
5,000
1,400
11%
86%
3,600
7,700
61% Jan
15% Jan
% Jan
1%
1
1%
171,400
1
6ft
11,600
10% Jan
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Pugct Sound Pulp & Timber com
12
11%
5,000
1,300
14% Jan
10% Jan
17% Mar
12% Mar
n%
11%
11%
2,400
11% Jan
11% Jan
common
100
Jan
89
89
89
75
85% Jan
90
40
5,000
33 %
Feb
44
5
23%
1,600
18 Va
Jan
24%
57
64
8,800
46% Jan
64
6%
4%
6%
31,800
Stone
25% Jan
55 %
Mar
50 %
51%
600
22%
1,700
49% Feb
21% Jan
51% Mar
x22%
21%
22%
800
21% Jan
22% Feb
21% Jan
20 %
25
23%
Jan
3%
3%
15 Va
xl4%
15%
11%
5
1
11%
8%
*
Stop
9
17%
16%
17%
27
1
20
93,800
2,600
26%
27
17
69
68%
1,000
8C0
12% Feb
13% Jan
24%
1,400
2,900
23% Jan
24%* Jan
Corp
preferred
Enterprises Inc—
5%
24,000
50c
4 Va
Inc.
ordinary
4%
4%
1
Feb
5% Jan
7
5,700
Jan
*-8% Mar
2% Jan
lft Jan
•
\
5% Mar
3% Jan
25c
28%
81%
•
27%
19%
1
19
78%
•
15
Mar
6
Jan
11'A
700
15
13%
Jan
5% Feb
15
31%
18,400
23
81%
1,350
71
Jan
6
Jan
6%
•
7 V*
1,100
16%
5
31% Mar
81% Mar
Jan
16%
20%
300
774 Jan
15% Jan-
2,600
17Va Feb*
16% Mar
21% Jan
Inc
10c
4%
4%
16%
4%
87,000
3
Jan
16% Feb
5% Feb
•
22%
21%
22%
900
20
Jan
22% Mar
5
33
33
Feb
23%
23%
35%
33%
24%
33
1
Corp
Co
16%
16%
—1
common
15%
•
International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
3%
19%
4%
1
Corp
Sunset
25%
400
24% Jan
25% Feb
4Vo
37%
39%
4,600
29
39% Mar
23%
Tampa
23%
24%
3,350
19% Jan
25
Technicolor
10
66%
66%
70%
1,800
73% Feb
1
12%
12%
13
1,300
20
common
25%
37%
23%
24%
Jan
22
Jan
—
Jan
23%
1
2%
23%
600
20%
1
50c
54% Jan
11% Feb
22 Va Jan
20%
2%
%
600
18 Va
7,300
8,200
50
I,250
%
.
2%
.
13%
Jan
Feb
% Jan
1
~4%
^.1
4Va
100
1,100
1,400
15% Jan
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
49%
1
13%
13Vs
Republic
13%
1
8"%
1
37%
8%
32%
39
50c
3%
3%
3%
400
2% Jan
3%
9%
9-,*
200
9% Jan
Corp
Corp
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
10O
Rokeach
33%
3774 Jan
900
14% Feb
4%
57,300
19%
4%
200
/
3
Jan
1672 Feb
4% Jan
Jan
207a
19% Mar
50c
4%
.
«
4%
83
83
5%
,
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
t Royal American Corp
!
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
'
7
14%
page
10%
1
,
4%
Feb
57s Jan
2,800
3%
Jan
4% Feb
9% Mar
4
8%
7%
9%
28,500
5
16%
16%
17%
16%
15%- 16%
1,200
4,900
6% Jan
4
4%
190
82% Jan
4%
Inc
Co common..
5
10c
Shovel
6
15%
16
1%
1%
6% Mar
7% Jan
17%
400
-4
5 A
21,500
19/*
3,700
2,000
3% Feb
11%
7,500
4%
8,400
7,400
1
4/*
5
47*
4%
..
.,
'
5,100
Feb
7
Feb
6
10%
4%
:
1
4% Jagr
2,300
3% Jan
.
6V4
Jan
Feb
6% Feb
5% Feb
12%
Jan
1774 Mar
25
91% Jan
97
Feb
28%
1,800
19,900
4,500
25% Feb
178 Jan
87A Jan
31
Feb
700
31% Mar
34% Feb
2,800
4,000
30% Mar
36
17% Jan
2174 Feb
2%
3
3
13%
X31%
30%
32%
32%
20%
20%
21%
Trans
Cuba
class A-
Lux
Corp—I
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Trans
/
Oil Co
Tri-Contlnental
warrants—.
True Temper Corp
—
Two Guya from Harrison Inc
1
50c
—1
•
-
37» Jan
1374 Jan
Jan
974 Feb
8% Jan
4x1o
4ft
100
3% Jan
4ft Mar
X34V2
34%
35 %
1,300
34% Feb
387* Feb
84% Jan
89
85%
2%
87
125
2%
87
-3
3,500
1,300
2,700
6%
7
2%
2%
li
35%
35%
31
19%
.
,
,
30 Va
ft 19%
8%
35%
10%
12 ft
.
;
2% Mar
1% Jan
>
% Jan
29 %
Jan.
Jan
27
Feb
19
5,300
900"'
12,000
7%. Jan
20% Jan
7
"
12
-374 Jan
Jan
13%.. Feb
300
3i%
Feb
6%
200
20
Jan
2%
86,500
39,300
3
%
8V2
ID
7% !
16%
15
15
:—s
10c
Feb
95%
31%
Cont Industries Inc—
7e
% Jan
12
1
1
274 Jan
1% Feb
260,700
32 Va
Trans
Feb
56%
33% Jan
7-% Jan
ft
12%
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
12% Jan
Feb
2% Jan
4% Mar;
-
Jan
3% Jan
•
Jan
39,000
9,100
2
47'a
27
28
Amer
20% Jan
•
3.200
17%
197* Feb
%
-
n
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
3% Feb
Jan
Amer
8% Jan
,
5% Jan
700
...
.
-8% Mar
2'A Jan
9
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
15% Jan
18% Jan
3%
14
-
Jan
95%
-
10
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4'%%
preferred
100
-8% Feb
46% Mar
41% Feb
1
Inc
167a Mar
Jan
1,900
25c
Markets
Roofing Inc.
18
Jan
8
47,400
3,700
11,000
46%
8%
3Va
15%
6
1
-10c
1
25c
•
3
Thriftmarlcet Inc—
86% Jan
4% Jan
1,000
47/*.. 548
55,2.
53
4%
Industries
8Va
3
16%
Jan-
14 %
6%
8%
1
Corp
44%
46 Va
1
20c
14%
100
8
8
8
10
7
Tliompson-Starrett Co Inc.
70c convertible preferred.
Thew
Jan
81,300
6%
35.
Feb
Mar
4% Mar
7%
3%-.
_
1
1
9%
39
3% Jan
10%
3 %
-•
-Ryan Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Jan
II,900
14%
7
5
19%
1
4%
3 A
1
1.25
Jan
18,s
-
5%
50c
'Ryan
see
—
30c
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Russell (The PC) Company
For footnotes
£1
1.50
Roosevelt Field Inc
Jan
84
5%
Rolls
Roosevelt
8
29
common
Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
13% Mar
11% Jan
20,000
Jan
14,700
3%
Tilo
—
1
pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Royce Ltd—
American deD rets ord reg
16,600
22,900
9V#
Inc
Texas
Thorofare
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elcc 4%
»
Television
9% Feb
Industrial
Rico Argentine
54%
Jan
preferred
Electric Co common
Tenncy Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Jan
49%
49
Jan
Feb
25.
550
„
4
1
-3478
21% Jan
36'%
15%
5
common
cumulative
Teleprompter
374 Feb
45 Mar
A
Tcl-A-Sign Inc.
Jan
10
Rcsistoflex
class
common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Re da Pump Co
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
4
Reliance Insurance Co
■
B
10
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp
Inc
Class
1
Feb
13%
23%
22.900
&
-71
13
23%
liii
(S)
Jan
Jan
19% P'eb
13%
5
Shop
177a Jan
28
*-0%
1
8%
Canada
Feb
9% Jan
Jan
64% Jan
2,000
70
Jan
-11% Mar
8%. Jan
16 Va Jan
350
11,800
18%
%
16
14% Jan
26% Jan
2,700
8%.
8%
8%
17%
4
Jan
4%
2% Jan
11% Jan
9% Feb
1%
B) common
(Hugo) Corp
&
8%
84
76% Mar
5,700
15% Feb
10% Jan
Jan
1,400
.
7%
(J
Stroock
10%
8%
100
76 Va
76%
10c
4-%
Container
Talon
Co
Jan
57a Jan
4% Jan
11% Jan..
200
T
Investment
Jan
51%
1%.
Stylon Corporation
Sunrise Supermarkets
Jan
Mar
R
Ramo
Feb
26
24% Jan
6% Mar
4ft Feb
•
Feb
22 %
Symington Wayno Corp warrants
1
GO
24% Feb
800
(The)
Co
Stinncs
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Feb
Jan
56
1,600
convertible
Stetson
Feb
22%
63%
3
38
22%
4%
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Jan
38
22%
20c
Jan
36Va Jan
25
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
10% Feb
17%
7
■9
25% Mar
25
14%
9%
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co common
1% Jan
6% Feb
12% Mar
Jan
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
6%
1
•
00c
26% Feb
17%
6%
Servico of Colorado—
4%%
83
SLarrctt
Jan
17%
—
_1
Providence Gas
314
24J} Feb
450
Feb
Feb
45% Jan
..25
8%
of
3,700
25
Jan
0%
-4%
Feb
54
4%
Steel
3ft
13-
9% Feb
7%
Feb
Jan
.
547i» Jan
i
-
Jan
20 Va
100
1
69% Feb
75
.
.
5% Jan
1,11)0
54
1
63%
23%
Feb.;
3
Mar
38% Mar
187
Jan
4
900
25%
54
1
775
72
25%
25Va
9%
B
68%
20
25 %
54
4%
Corp
class
Instruments
12% Mar
Jan
38
46% Mar
100
Ltd
Tube
Stamock Uranium
Statliarn
2\\
3ft
25c
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Jan
10c
P R M Inc
Feb
Mar
1374
72
25 %
25%
10
11% Feb
21%
59
14 V*
common
300
1
57%!
4%
Co
12 %
67%
57%
8
9 Va
(Ky)
Statccourt
67%
•
25
Products
Jan
12 "a
Jan
,
33% Jan
2,300
Oil
Standard Shares Inc
4%
12%
37%
Standard
Feb
2% Jan
2.50
37%
Standard
67
xio%
12%
1
2,700
Jan
IO
41% Jan
1
lto Feb
10% Jan
-.1 Wan
6% Jan
Feb
158
•
3,000
37%
Corp
3%
32
-
Feb
34
64,100
1,500
1,900
Corp
12%
3%
4
12%
8%
Forglngs
52%
3%
7%
3%
25%
Standard
88
7%
3%
24 %
Mar
1,300
; 12,500
1,700
.
-444 Jan
4% Feb
9%
15,400*
7%
x8
Financial
12%
9% Jan
1% Jan
83% Feb
■:
Jan
25% -Jan
ft Feb
1,300
14%
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Feb
8% Jan
11% Feb
Jan
Jan
512
24%
Standard
7%
Jan
46
1% Jan
8,200
47%
5%
£1
80
1
10%
12%
.
•
East Dome Mines Ltd
9 Va
46%
47
20
1% Feb
33
Jan
5%
1,200
2
Royalty Co—
Spear & Company
Spcnccr Shoo Corp
Sparry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Mcyer
Inc
64 V* Mar
26 %
13,100
MJ
88
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
''
164
Corp._2
Inc
Line.
Southland
7% Feb
Jan
44
Feb
50
.-—•
1
Pratt & Lambert Co
1,200
9%
1%
—
10
common
7
8%
—1
common
28,800
9%
11
600
33
x8
50
A
700
1}£
27%
6%
.
9%
—1
C'o.
23%
1ft
6%
1
-
64%
23%
1%
38%
36
158
25
4.48 c,'o
12% Jan
5% Jan
63%
3%
25
preferred
preferred
cumulative
convertible preference.
8% Jan
5
Prenticc-IIall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
Pyle-National Co
4.88Vo
7,600
Jan
3 vi
Jan
Mar,
2% Jan
3,900
36
40% Mar ft
75
3%
12.50
4.06%
11%
6%
60 %
22%
1%
23%
6%
41
~3%
1
common
1074
1
common
Oil -Royalties
Oil Co
15% Feb
600
40%
1
common.
common
Jan
Jan
36
3,300
3%
•
preference
preferred
cumulative preferred—
18
38
1
2% Jan
1% Jan
4% Jan
% Jan
250
16% Feb
2.50
Erie
Corp of Canada
Corp
23% Jan
19% Jan
24% Jan
36
36%
37
Co_
Jan
97% Mar
54
Feb
Jan
33
•
California Edison—
original preferred——
5"/o
Jan
ft
40
6,900
36%
Feb
7%
4% Jan
250-
94% Jan ft
1,500
%
13
14% Jan
7%
Jan
Southern
37% Mar
5% Jan
ft Jan
23
U
10c
preferred
Manufacturing
Pcnn
lOO
10%
common
Venezuelan Oil
Coast
60
52%
22%
22%
97%
52%
12%
14
—
36%
192% Feb
4,900
57,200
700
r>%
Feb
--&% Feb
Feb
3%. Jan-,
1,800
Feb
18% Feb39-
6% Jan
2,000
ft 97
35
Jan
19,000
800
12
4%
217%
Feb
1% Jan
14% Jan
'
-Feb
32 Va
111,100
37,100
«r»
4
210
213
ft
15%
xlO
4,500
2,600
5%
15%
11%
34%
3%
15%
—
8%
34 %
%
16%
—
~7%
34-%
9
35
105,400,
'"■7%
35
-
ft Jan
•
,
2% Feb
7%-Jan
•16% Feb
12% Feb
14% Feb
5,000
17%
5%
17%
1
33%
14
%
16
10c
Pierce Industries inc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Poloron Products class
Powdrcll & Alexander
Jan
4% Feb
II,900
28% Jan
1,300
•
5%
15%
2
ft-"
13
1
16%
2
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
101
Jan
32%
2.50
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—
Philips Electronics Inc
Public
143
99
30%
:
25c
Corp
Lid
1%
11%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pcpporell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Preston
134% Jan
75
%
12%
31%
15%
American Shares
South
2,800
41,700
43,000
4%
%
—1
Pcnn Traffic Co
Prairie
Boss
Feb
15,120
37%
4%
33
%
12%
Feb
Jan
2% Mar
.6% Feb
13% Jan
,
Jan
14%
12%
•
1% Jan-
4,900
Jan
7%
Jan
2% Jan-
25,500
3,400
16,100
Jan
57%
Feb
11
3,300
ft;
15%
X32
32%
2
Inc
1
Peninsular Metal Products
Power
32
6
6%
14%?
5,000 fr
Publications—
Mines
Lighting
2
;
Parkersburg-Actna Corp
Pneumatic Scale
Feb
100
-
2%
2%
6%
1
1——2
Company
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Piaseckl
90
Jan
35,800
5%
4%
Amer shares—1 Bol
Jan
95
100% 101
32%
94% Feb
Jan
86%
410
17
„
Jan
30
11%
—
of
4%
16%
2%
14%
Skintron Electronics & Tclev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
—5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
Bono lone Corp
1
23% Jan
23
A
Singer Manufacturing Co—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
26
class
Simpson's I»td
40
10"%
31,700
4 Va
-13% Feb
10% Mar
25
convertible
90
90
16%
Page-IIcrscy
Pa tine
89%
2%
—2
Creek
Sinclair
26% Jan
Jan
88
450
11%
—-—-————
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pan tepee Oil (C A)
Park Chemical
200
89
89%
99% 100
139
140%
dividend
$3
Jan
26
24% Jan
22% Jan
21% Feb*
I,000
2%
3^
preferred
Silvray
27% Jan
25
300
22%<
cum
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
500
23
22%
dividend
28
1,000
7.000
2%
Jan
5%
2,600
-
Jan
Jan
5 Va
16,200
11%
1
7%
•
Gas Co
&
Silver-Miller
31% Jan
29 Va Jan
25%
400
24%
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40
$4.75
30% Jan
'
25%
6%
13%
10%
100
B
$1.25
39 V# Mar
2574-
6%
10%
—•
Silex Co common
Feb
33% Feb
28%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% rcdccmnbie 1st pfd series A—25
4.80Vo redeemable 1st preferred—25
5%
6%
25
Ltd
Breweries
Signal
9% Feb
1,400
24%
—25
;
a
5°A
5%
2,800
1,300
——1
common
Simmons-Board 111 an
Clay
32,000
12%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum CoT—10c
Simca
Pacific
"l%
11%
5%
-*,•
Shoe Corp of America common
Sicks
Jan
22
16% Jan
8%
6%
I
'
~1
1
——20c
Leather common——
Sherman Products Inc
4% Feb
5% Feb
Jan
71%
21
—
——1
——
1%
1% Feb
2% Jan
4%
71%
Securities—————1
Electric
92% Jan
4%
23% Feb
11%
Demi Mining—
5
Shawiuigan Water & Power———* '
22% Jan
39% Jan
97 Va Mar
Jan
lft
preferred7
O'okiop Copper Co Ltd Amor shares-IDs
Overseas
Jan
174 Jan
18% Jan
37
22
Shattuclc
4% Jan
4%
1
cumulative
Oxford
212,600
x37%
90c
Corp
145 Feb
12,500
12,200
1%
Jan
: "•
common
Okalta Oils Ltd
Town
2 A,
Jan
19 Va Mar
10%
Ecton
Feb
73% Feb
88% Jan
2% Jan
86
Feb
Jan
13%
Eorvomeclianlsms Inc..—
Feb
Feb
1% Feb
1% Jan
10
2,560
33/a
'
10
18
1
4c/o
preferred
Sherwln-WllHams of Canada
100
40c
G% Jan
67% Jan
8874
\\§
lft
1%
3%
Jan
10,400
73%
877k
10c
Ohio Brass Co common
Ohio Power 4Vz%
preferred
Old
a
2,400
28,300
: ;g
17% Jan
400
1
47/* Feb
Jan
34% Jan
3% Feb
100
19%
3.50
Airlines
Western
7%
Jan
774 Jan
400
Feb
18
18
Seaboard
Jan
33
2,100
22
18%
4% Jan
2}J
14%
8%
40%
40%
8% Jan
20% Jan
21 Va
Say re & Fisher Co
;——
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
14§ Jan
Jan
11% Jan
2,100
39%
4%
v
1
247a Mar
400
20%
Seaporccl Metals Inc
10c
Securities Corp General-.
—1
Security Freehold Petroleums———-—*
Secburg (The) Corp
1
Sceman Bros Inc——.——
—•
Sentry Corp
—
—————10c vft
Serrick Corp class 23————
1
Servo Corp of America
1
2% Feb
42,000
39
Pub Scrv 4%% pfd.-lOO
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Corp
14%
8%
13 %
7%
10
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)—
Ogden
4,500
Feb
Jan
18
20% Mar
?% Feb
—•
Feb
26
38,600
.
26% Mar
Feb
Jan
17% Feb
17
4,500
24%
preferred 5Vc scries—-20
preferred 4%% serles_20
serics-20
5.60%
preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
-1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
25c
Saxon Paper Corp:
—25c
Jans,
2 ft
lft Jan
17% Jan
22
24,700
2ft
,
Northern Ind
Nortlispan
'V/a
1
10
North American Royalties
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
A
1,200
1,525
131
Feb
20%
22%
Cumulative
lft Mar
2% Feb
110
259,000
20'A
26 Va
274
13%
Railway—-——1
Cement class
lft
19%
25%
1*'«
2'ft
274
1
1
Norfolk
25
19%
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
18% Jan
% Jan
1% Jan
19%
22 %
16 pesos
Cumulative
Jan
15% Jan
High
San Diego Gas & Electric Co-
Feb
28%
17% Feb
1
Nipissing
Noma
Mines
Lltes Inc—
13,100
1%
Mar
25
*
Inc.——.——
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
San
Jan
% Jan
259,000
113
113
113
&
York
lft
2%
2%
v
Itange Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
.
2.50
Corp Ltd common
Salem-Brosius
184% Mar
Jan
1% Feb
79,500
17%
160
13,700
0,100
I
1
•
common
1%
2G%
VA
-20c
——
New
New York
274
17
Jersey Zinc
New
17a
2.1-250
New
1,890
32,900
St Lawrence
Feb
20
Low
Par
1% Jan
800
184%
178
178
3,300
for Week
Shares
Hange
of Prices
S
39 Va Mar
lft Jan
9,500
VA
Last
High
3% Mar
2% Jan
32% Feb
13 V4 Jan
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
374
100
'
march 6
week ended
siotks
Shares
of Prices
Corp——30c
New England *tel & Tel———
New Ilavca Clock & Watch Co
for
range
...
Range :ft for Week
Last
Par
Union
National
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan-
'
~9% "Jan* •
-Jan
874 Jan
'3944 Feb
-•31% Mar.
2974 Jan
12 " Mar
Volume 169
Number 5827
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1159)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
"
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price -Of Prices
Par
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED
MARCH
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
u
50o
rets
Last
1,800
16% Feb
17% Feb
American Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
10%
25%
10%
200
10
Feb
11 %
26
400
23%
Jan
26
%
8%
1%
6ft
"5%
-5
16,700
500
2ft
4% Jan
19,000
4%
7ft Jan
200
6,600
15
39%
5%
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951—
—Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
a 63 series
A .1953
Feb-Aug
A6s series B 1951..
Mar
Mar
6
1}-} Jan
ft Jan
35,
Feb
2ft
%
-
Low.
8% Feb
$180
$172
April-Oct
ADanzig Port
a German
AS
5% Feb
F
&
Waterways
Cons Munic
secured
6s
7s
6%s
1952—Jan -July
1947
1947
221
10a.
41i
50c
47%
6%
8%
2,900
22,800
41%- Feb
49 % Feb
A7s
8%
14,100
3% Jan
8% Mar
A7s
8%
52
9%
3%
3%
75
14
;Feb
is
16
-5
7%
3% Feb
1
8%
-100%
Feb
53
Jan
37%- Jan
75
Mar
Jan
34
13% Jan
18
Feb
3,700
6% Jan
8
9,300
6
40,600
"•
5,900
8
High
16%
215
17%
221
186% 186%
__
—
$60
....
,
(Issue of May 4.927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947—
May-Nov
April-Oct
$80
$80
—
$101% 102 V*
$55
101% 102%
Feb
500
17
7%
45
$15%
$140
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s., Jen 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s
2012—Jan-July
Mar
1% Jan
13,900
47'
66
52
2% Jan
4,200
.
Jan
30
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Woo
(Provj 6%s 1949
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2Q08
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
13% Mar
32
—15
14
Sugar
3,700
44,800
46
73%
Corp
AHanover
Maranliao
13%
7%
39
Oil
—
Jan
Mar
7%'Jan
48%
12%
3%
5%
186
Jan
180
4%- Jan
9%-Jan
-
X47
8%
50%
,
4%. Jan
50
186
5%
12%
1
100
4?J
185
6%
17%
221
$216% 221
AHanover
100
Jan. 1
Low
185
221
June-Deo
(City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (80% redeemed)
Range Since
No,
190
$17%
Feb-Aug
;
Bonds
Sold
High
$135
—
Jan
% Jan
49% Jan
Range
Friday's
or
Bid Si Asked
Jan
7% Jan
6,100
lis
1
.39%
United ^Stores Corp: common.
Universal- American Corp
Universal Consolidated
Universal Controls Inc
Universal" insurance..
8%
6
■
*
U S Poll class - B.
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—
Utah-Idaho
Interest
17%
l
—
ord registered
Universal'-Marion
BONDS
16%
1
__
Uinted-JN J rr & Canal
U S Air
Conditioning Corp
U S-Ceramic Tile Co
.
13% Mar
8%
6A
United-Milk Products common
United-Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep
7% Jan
lOc
—
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United-Cuban Oil Lie
United Elastic Corp
,
97,300
20
_
United
13%
10%
4
9%
17%
Union -Stock Yards ot Omaha
United .Aircraft Products common
United-Asbestos Corp
Week's
Friday
12%
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada—
Union investment Co
.
6
Sales
for Week
50%
—
.
50%
$40%
48%
42
50'/fl
30%
21
41
*No par valuo. a Deferred delivery transaction (not included hi year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r.Transaction for oasli (not Included in' year's range).
tEx-dls.
f
Feb
trlbution.
V«lspfti-.rnrp
^nmmm
-
SAwoensrertible preferred
Vanadiunj-Alloys steel co__
—5
'
10%
Mar.
12
4%
4%
4%
15 ^
12
10%
15%
12
44% Jan
4%, Jan
6
Jan
6% Feb
12
Mar
3% Jan
4% Feb
3% Jan
4,700
9,100
1,300
'
ffeb
101
Jan
38
9%
4%
15%
j»
83
1,700
134,300
3 tb !
4
-25c
;
Vogt* Manufacturing
150
1,800
5%
4%
4%- Jan
Jan
197/g'Jan
15
12
9% Jan
!1,300
x Ex-dividend.
y Ex-lights.: zEx-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
JFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted-during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
4
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w t,' when issued; "w
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
10% Feb
Jan
40%
38
4%
VinCcrreen athe) instrument Co—
izii
—1
Vinco^Gorporatlon
|
2
Vh.-giula.Iron Coal '& Coke Co—
Vita .Pood products
"
38
—5
Van Norman Industries warrants—
9%
8%
100% 100%
Stock and Bond
Mar
Below
listed
w
Waco
:
•
Aircraft
Co
•
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext.
1 'k preferred
Inc.1—
Walthara
WebbAs
3%
5 Yd
1
-
l
Precision Instrument Co
10c
110%
•
Webster investors Lie (Del)—
l
.24% Jan
3%, Feb
29% Feb
36% Feb
40% Jan
3
600
1% Jan
2%
2%
31,200
1%
1%
54,400
240
Jan
117
Jan
25
25
700
22
Jan
25
Feb
900
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
pfd
Amer
4
3%
3%
4%
liS
113
2%
3,800
3,500
78,200
~3%
;■
3%
500
Development Co
%
Coal—
Lie
lo
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internal Oil Co
l
1
208.24
Mar.
2—
605.03
162.00
92.23
208.58
90.12
3
610.78
164.43
92.84
210.70
90.16
4
611.84
164.65
92.73
210.93
90.27
5,
611.87
165.12
93.05
211.20
90.45
85.31
Feb
Mar
3% Jan
4
Tues.
Thur. Mar. 5—
108.63
High
41
Feb
Fri,
108.54
Low
50
37% Jan
% Jan
6,700
17% Jan
3
371.
2%
14% Jan
21%
13% Jan
15% Feb
6%
2,400
6%
23
19%
Feb
——
Jan
Jan
groups
100
fob
13%
950
12% Jan
24%
247 a
100
22% Jan
26% Feb
62%
1,700
59% Mar
68%
'l%
1%
1%
19,800
1% Jan
1
17%
17%
177 a
1,000
17% fefo
30c
7j/2
7%
3,200
7% Feb
Jan
"llJ.Feb
Jan
18
9 la
Jan
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Low
Steel & Pump
4s Inc
debs
1994
June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel
1:39 %
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison
6s Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970—
91%
91
1123%
June-Dec
86
High
Bonds
Sold
83%
Jan-July
83%
31
1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
conv debs 1967
Western RR 4s 1970
Guantanarao &
aitallan
Power
Realization
Midland
Valley
RR
4%
52%
_3fay-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
34
34
497%
11
38
19
35%
167
18
169
40
83
$86%
476.6
332.2
—0.5
534.8
—1.0
356.3
402.2
219.7
216.0
+1.2
218.6
406.6
-0.4
406.6
263.2
Mining
340.5
347.4
—2.0
360.4
261.3
!,
High.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
83%
Stocks
No. of
Shares
87%
,80
84%
Mon.
Mar. 2——
Mar. 3
53
56%
34
39%
Thurs. Mar. 5
4,207,300
4,797,870
4,151,440
3,931,870
Fri.
3,929,820
21,018,300
$38,592,000
Mar. 4
Mar. 6_—...
Total-
83
86%
1st
1st
mortgage
mortgage
3s
3%s
Bond
Sales
Bonds
$8,122,000
9,204,000
7,709,000
$379,000
285,000
275,000
259,000
7,795,000
7,206,000
246,000
1—-
$1,444,000
170,065,161
10,451,637
$1,444,000
1958
1959
1958
1959
21,018,300
$40,036,000
Jan. 1 to March 6
Week Ended March 6
$940,000
100,520,725
$4,000
34,000
11,225,300
219,852,500
$231,115,800
Bonds—
1976_'_Jan-JuIi/
114%
May-Nor
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
€%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio. Power
Government
47
81
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
$7,743,000
8,919,000
7,434,000
7,536,000
6,9GO,000
139% 169
86%
—
Foreign
Bonds
98
37
49
tat'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Stocks—No. of Shares
National Research Corp—
5s" convertible subord debentures
New- England Power 3%s 1961
155.5
218.6*
94%
97%
—
81
Aprtl-Oct
37
53
-0.8
516.4
404.9
120% 122%
—
$35
168
Trust 6%% liqtrctfs—
1963.
52%
474.9
355.2
Trade, Finance and Service
Wed.
mortgage 4s series A 1993
373.3
Utility
45
89%
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A 1st
299.0
511.5
351.8
High
41%
84%
413.2
-0.6
471.1
Tues.
Oliicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
-0.3
501.6
513.9
Goods
Non-Durable Goods
Range Since
Low
No.
87%
408.3
498.4
Jan. 1
44%
91%
Low
High.
Chang*
407.0
Transportation
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Feb. 20, '59
'eb. 27, '59
Composite
Manufacturing
*New
BONDS
——1958-1959-
Percent
Durable
53
the
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
28% Feb
14% Feb
59%
American Stock Exchange
103.19 Jan 2
93% Jan
8% Feb
14%
8
1959
108.79 Mar. 4
23
40c
.—
6_,
72.75 Jau 2
Range for
21
5% Jan.
(F W) Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Wright Hargreavcs Ltd
3
19% Feb
25
14%
86.58
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended Feb. 27, 1&59, for composite and by major industry
60%
8
85.97
13% Jan
3,800
i
2
86.51
84.59
SEC Index of Stock Prices
3% Mar
Jan
9,700
1,400
6,600
19%
Mar.
Mar.
22% Mar
18%
20
86.47
86.05
1% Jan
,+
157 a
17%
xl5
86.42
86.06
102,82 Dec 31
Mar
6,300
86.01
84.39
1
Low
29
27% Jan
26% Jan
common
High
29
If;
84.30
84.33
.
Range for 1058
108.22
108.50
28%
>*»•).
_1
Mon. Mar. 2
Jan
108.79
22
Woodley Petroleum
Closing
Jan
Wed. Mar. 4_—
22 %
86.39
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
%
Mar
40%
86.00
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
91% Jan
3
34% Feb
%
Bonda
Feb
30
21
40
ities
84.30
85.33
Mar.
uttl-
Rails
85.35
Mar.
Tdtal
10
-Grade'
85.27
Mar.
200
100
Wood Newspaper Machine
Grade-
90,11
% Jan
2,600
Second
:
Rails
31%
6%
1
Woodall Industries Inc
trials
32
3%
23
_
85.15
92.05
.
ft Jan
18%
15%
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%% pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
A Amer
162.20
Indus-
.
First
40%
—10
preferred
ft
;
Stocks
ities
603.50
27—
10
10
65
Util-;'
roads
10
.
Total
,
27% Feb
7a
5
Corp
Railr
trials
Date
Feb.
.
.
100
21%
Williams
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum
Indus-'
U
15
'
,
l(i,500
l
(The) Corp!
Woolworth
S
,
20
.
30
28%
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
5%
.
30
31%
10c
common
(R C) & Co_.
Wilson Brothers common
i
v.
■>*,
v
30
30
20
Westmoreland
%
-Bonds■
•i'
'
;
J./.
ft Jan
Feb
aa
3•}& Jan
is
Stationery common.*
Williams-McWilliams Industries
on
-Stocks-
.1
.
Date—
Westmoreland
Wiekes
2
1% Jan
•
dep rets ord shares^
White Stores Inc
4%
Jan
2
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
4% Feb
3% Jan
88
100
1
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western Tablet &
*3%
ft
1.25
1%
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
2% Jan
1% Jan
1% Jan
109
110% 111
5
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
100
39
2%
1%
1
Knapp Inc.
preference
$6. series
3%
-
25%
36%
39
Feb
78
2,600
3%
25%
30
5% Mar
Feb
Jan
;
Averages
the
Mar
14
2% Jan>
8,100
71
l'
JL,
Jan
3
33,900
I00
1
$2 cumulative, preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
14
9
4%
*
•Waitt*& Bond'
10
are
__
116%
73
93
.
——
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s 1970
:
Jan -July
$86
$92
88
97
103
$101%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Aprtl-Oct
1968
1971—
113
$97
124%
98
93
1.03
92
87
94%
95
38,592,000
23,394,000
$40,036,000
$24,334,000
$310,645,500
,
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial
97%
85
10
93%
$1,000
4,000
15,275,000
295,365,500
U. S. Government
International Bank
Total
96%
$90
92
86
90
122
122
120
123
May-Noo
98
99
96
100
Safe Harbor" Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noa
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
$87
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998- Jan-July
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
3 Vis
3s
series
series
A
B
1973
2%s series
3%s
series
3s series
3%s
series
1976—
D
,
F
1976
E
1978
Feb-Awfli
&
Electric
3%s
1970
United
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Wasatch
West' Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959.
June-Dec
-June-Aug
„
Feb-Aug
65
39
96%
83%
84%
81%
82
81
84
91%
92%
82%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
92
82
70
96%
__
91
82
83%
—
83%
5
92%
$83%
92%
1
91
10
—
2
91
88%
91
98% 100%
99% 100%
36
105% 105%
2
105
105%
105%
4
105%
107%
105 3/4
104%
104% 10$
90
86%
$90
64
90 '
86%
95
70%
$100%
$99
11
■-»«
Domestic
64 '
95
71%
Sliarss)
89
Mar. 2—
2,198,860
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
2,368,820
2,150,030
68,000
Wed.
Thurs. Mar. 5
Fri.
Mar. 6
59,000
120,000
2,199,505
2,150,890
1
1
3
27
92
60
65
101% 103
93%
96%
6974
72
99
90
Foreign
Corporate
11,068,105
82,000
11,000
30,000
99,000
8,000
6,000
134,000
69,000
$402,000
$24,000
Week Ended March 6
1959.
Stocks—No. of Shares-
$89,000
$3,000
$3,000
10,000
72,000
**
—
Total—
Total
Bonds
Bonds
.,
.,-.1958
$50,000
'
♦
$476,000
Jan. 1 to March 6
1959
|
1958
88,498,546 " * 2t,&42;103
.
11,068,105
2,869,235
$402,000
$333,000
32,000
$5,521,000
$3,393,000
24,000
51000
401,000
262,000
423,000
50,000
$476,000
$370,000
$6,184,000
_$4j73,00(>
Bonds—
Domestic—
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
357,000
100%
97
Bonds
3,000
86%
90
Government
$86,000
Tues.
90%
86
Bonds
Mon.
102% 105%
g
5
94
101% 101%
95
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
86%
82
Jan-July
.
94%
$83%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
$63
Transactions at the American Slock Exchange
$88%
Feb-Aug
1981
Gas
95
Feb-Aug
.
April-Oct
4%s series H 3982
Feb-Aug
43*s series I 1982
Jan -July
4%8 series J 1982
Mar-Sept
4%a series K 1983
I—,
Mar-Sept
-Southern California Gas 3%s 1970——April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971:
Jan-July
Southwestern
—
Feb-Aug
1979
G
-
Jan-July
Feb-Awp
:
C
series
3%s
1973
122
Total.
''36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1160)
.
.
.
Monday, Marin 9, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
\
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Motors Corp
—5
29%
Sugar
Refining
Tel
Tel
-100
&
Anaconda Co
Edison
Personal
Calumet <fc
Cities
Co
43% v-VA
Feb
2,228
178
26
3,050
224%
43%
33% Feb
Jan
537
59
100
22
22
58%
30%
31%
01%
30%
60
31 %
614
82%
82%
30
1%
200
1
49
49
73
Oil
Jan
56
Jan
22%
Feb
Feb
Texas
64% Jan
27% Jan
28% Jan
78% Jan
31
U S
Feb
Jan
50%
9
7%
200
76%
76%,
210
73
5
55%
57%
787
79
81%
2,573
45%
46 %
224
50% Feb
74% Feb
44% Feb
39
39
9
1
Rlantf Creek Coal Co
Kennecott
Loew's
50
common
Ct^per Corp
Boston
80 %
—•
—
Theatres
6%
——-25
10%
Lone Star Cement Corp
4
Maine. Central RR 5 V pfd
,---.100
Narragansett Racing Association-—1
National Service Companies———.—1
New England Electric System—
20
England Tel & Tel Co
NY
H
N
&
Hartford
34'/a
Matlileson
20:
178
Pennsylvania RR Co
Rexall Drug Co—
Shawmut Association
Stone
&
Webster
14
STOCKS
Jan
19c
Feb
A C F
Jan
21%
Jan
Allen
184%
333
160
Jan
184% Mar
9% Mar
10%
Feb
Jan
Bohn
90
Mar
42%
American
Feb
Briggs
Metal
Alum
Corp common
20
50%
—:
_5
Co—
Waldorf
System Inc—
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
49% Mar
186
32
%
Jan
36%
Feb
32%
64%
169
29%
Jan
32% Mar
135
56% Jan
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
64% Mar
33% Jan
28% Jan
37%
Jan
Consumers Power common
32%
Jan
Continental
41
2,004
Die
77%
Jan
44 % Mar
Davidson
48%
501/4
601
45%
Jan
50% Mar
Detroit
51%
138
46%
Jan
17
40
14%
Jan
17
77%
80%
1,262
70%
Feb
80% Mar
51%
STOCKS
Last
.Sale I'rice
Par
12%
Baldwin
Piano
Jan
.
_
Cincinnati
Gas
Electric
preferred
Cincinnati
•
f.
&
Cincinnati
#
11—10
-1
——
Motor
Wood
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Telephone
American Tobacco
,-1
(111)
Ashland
Industries
Lakes
———1
Chemical.
&
Hoskins
3
Chrysler
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
52 %
Feb
46%
49%
Jan
,50%
Feb
34%
35%
34%
Feb
King Seeley
——————-—1
Kingston Products ;
.—1
Kresge Co (S S) —
10
Kysor Heater
1
91%
10
87%
Jan
42%
98% 100%
57/8
57/0
55
38% Jan
91% Jan
41%
41%
97
326
:
>
•
614
626
263
5 Va
10
50
13
1,016
77%
80%
341/8
47%
175
42%
Industries
Electric
common
.—
Columbia
Curtiss
Gas
Jan
14
Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
47%
Peninsular
Feb
Pfelffer
Rlckel
73%
Jan
80% Mar
River
48
34%
Feb
34%
Rockwell
176
29%
Jan
52%
1
53%
Jan
Jan
38 Vt
Feb
64% Mar
Metal
W)
General
5
National
Raisin
Phillips
Pure
246
106
Jan
72
207
66%
Jan
28%
56
237/8
Jan
20%
413
19 Va
Jan
21%
285
10%
Jan
13
—
Tube
14%
25
23%
55%
10
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
-» 1 7
225
25
7
Mar/
28% Mar
Jan
6%
5%
220
27%
Feb
3%
"<Jv
23% Feb
Jan
33%
•
Jan
1.155
%
7
..Feb
2% Feb
Jan
20%
28%
22'
4
"/
11% Feb
7
]
Feb<
(
14
1%
/
Ilia
305
^32
10%
Jan
Jan
1%
100
1%
14%
736
401
Mar.
34
'
"11% Jan/ |
1% Jail' f
Jan
13%
2%
.
2%
3
.
23 '/a
23%
40%
39%
40%
li%
It
1
1,689^
%
5%
'IT, 15%
Feb'
"'3
Mar,
•
24%
Jan;
\
41
Jan i-
Jan;
/
2*4
125
17%
1
14%
B_—————1
17%
285
3x *,Ti
17%
41 *n
3-2
12
Vr
147«,
23%
8 %
24
673
300
12
11
10
6.715
8%
718
Jan
19%
Jan
36%
Feb
2.653
8
»
Jan
Jan
14%
30%
-
.
Jan
4%
2%
1 MJ
v5%
2%
54%
55%
Jan
11% Mar
:i
Jan
'
17%" Feb.'!
33% Jan »
14% Mar |
'
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
Feb
24%
'
9% Jan
22%
7%
Jan
8li,Mar
;
15%
1
—:
A
3% Jan
2% Mar
4% Feb
15% Jan
2%'Mar
Feb
151% 153%
73% Mar
Admiral
Jan
24%
Jan
Feb
33%
Feb
54% Mar
60 %
Jan
Allied
75%
Jan
86
Mar
Feb
221
Mar
170
42%
130
66%
30
•
Brass
Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Aluminum
Feb
American
Jail
Am
of
Co
Aluminium
America
—8
10
•
Broadcast
(Un)__
——1
Paramt Theatres
(Un) _1
Jan
Jan
13%
30'/i
10
Feb
11%
Jan
45%
Jan
53
Feb
51%
Jan
54%
Feb
9%
Jan
13% Mar
26% Feb
81% Feb
30% Mar
90%
28%
Feb
33%
Jan
1,000
24 va
Jan
30%
Jan
20%
Feb
24% Mar
5,200
82 %
—
Feb
5%
4.000
53
53 %
83'%
28%
29%
29%
10% Jan
30
24Vs
1,300
500
30%
.
Jan
48%
4,700
46%
Feb
55'%
6,200
46%
Feb
19%
20
400
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
American
29%
28'%
31%
7,100
25%
Feb
43%
Jan
17% Jan
39% Jan
19% Feb
42% Mar
57
15%
Jan
66% Mar
Feb
21%
78'%
Jan
327%
Jan
Jaa
,
56% Mar
1
American
66%
American
Jan
Jan
Can
Co
(Un)
Motors
American Rad
&
44%
47%
Jan
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
5
Stand
Tobacco
American
23% Mar
867% Jan
43 % Mar
,
Corp
American Tel & Tel
San
(Un)—_5
Co
100
(Un)
Corp
class A
25
(Un)
125
common
—5
Anaconda
Company (Un)
Steel Corp
(Un)__.
49% Feb
Armco
44
136
39
Jan
42
44 %
40%
Jan
74%
76 %
47% Mar
44'% Mar
Armour
182
75
192
71%
Feb
79% Jan
$1.50
&
Ashland
Co
Oil
conv
49%
15
33%
34%
112% 112%
26%
27%
215
29%
Feb
25
105%
Feb
114%
Jan
5%
40
26% Mar
29%
Jan
62
&
50
48
Feb
51
•
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
20'%
26%
Jan
50%
31'%
Avco
Feb
67
48
41
Jan
43%
51%
Jan
63
41
Mar
50%
45%
Jan
51%
146
44*4
Feb
70%
72
51 % Mar
697%
Feb
70
91%
Jan
86
39
Jan
39%
Jan
43%
44%
99
65%
66
15
55
62%
46%
47%
170
45%
747%
109
2,500
1,400
300
43%
43%
96
Jan
Mar
37%
3%
300
3%
Jan
72%
1,500
60%
43%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
1,000
71%
Feb
Jan
Feb
4% Feb
Feb
72%
72% Jan
500
66%
27%
27'%
28%
900
23'%
Jan
30%
Feb
20%
19%
20%
1,400
IP
Jan
21%
Jan
—
32%
32%
100
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
l.10
29%
28%
29%
3,800
31
Jan
_10
10%
48%
10%
10
3
12%
10%
50
12%
_IO
2nd preferred—,
—2*
-
preferred
non-cum
Refining Co—
Manufacturing Corp
BaldWin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)I
;
—
47%
11%
277/a
Jan
1,000
"
10
Feb
10% Mar
1,200
44
Jan
50%
Jan
7,000
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Belden
Bendix
,
Co —
Manufacturing Co
—
Aviation
Corp
Benguet consolidated Inc
Bethlehem
Steel
Boeing
Feb
67% Feb
Booth
Feb
52'%
Borg-Warner
Bink3
Corp
Manufacturing
Airplane^
Fisheries
:
14%
14%
Jan
16
68
15%
69%
14
6952
400
66%
Jan
70 V2
35
33%
35
600
30
Jan
35
Mar
5
—
76
1%
76
1%
100
67%
Feb
76
Mar
4,000
13
Corp_
Corp
'
(Un)
PI
2,400
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
56%
Feb
Jan
1,600
40%
Feb
29y2 Jan
46% Jan
200
20'%
Jan
25% Mar
1,400
38%
Feb
41% Jan
52%
52%
53%
2,000
29
28%
550
41%
41%
29
42%
:__5
25%
5
5
.
39%
25%
39%
40
Feb
507/a
_„8
/
1
Jan
27
(Un)—
Co—
—
j
"_10
Bastian-Blesisng
,
44% Jan
45% Jan
Jan
107
Feb
70%
71%
42
—
71%
17%
246% Mar
223% Jan
Jan
49%
68
15%
242
—
Jan
55% Mar
—5
Common1.
64% Feb
5Q
15%
246%
100% 100%
15%
242
50%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe-^-
34'% Mar
267
—
Refining common—__1
(111)
Atlantic
66
40%
30
17%
11 %
■
54
43%
39%
53%
13%
.21% Mar
.
Jan
Jan
55%
1
104% 109
10%
10%
10%
5
I
Jan
Jan
48%
9
167%
10%
10%
51
53%
10%
27%
—
12%
33
-12.50
95
31
1,900
14
1,300
200
2,700
200
200
2,900
5
High
70%
-
Cyanamid Co (Un)—_—__10
American Investment Co (111)
1
43%
16%
21%
14%
5%
14%
—'
62% Feb
26% Jan
17% Feb
51
82%
29%
800
20
20%
31%
_
81% Mar
Feb
47%
62%
30%
—
1
——
Ltd
Airlines
I .nw
3,100
65
75'% Feb
45% Feb
59
4a%
62 %
Range Since Jan. 1
High
63
65
—
2—
—
—
American
40
-——50c
1
Paper
Feb
58%
Shares
23'%
46%
47%
49%
Castings
:—5
Discounts——— 1
Allied I>aboratories
40
1
:.
&
Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)^___
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
105'% Mar
Low
Aluminum
Feb
19%
23%
-.10
Corp
Investment
Akron
-J—5
common
Co—
27%
607
82%
Steel
22%
47%
42%
65%
Acme
154%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Laboratories
16% Mar
142% Feb
36% Jan
51% Feb
50% Jan
Last
j
Abbott
115
46
19
.
310
65
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Feb
203
Echange
„
Jan
65
!
of the round-lot transactions only
compilation
STOCKS
87%
25
|
Jan
12% Feb
44
86
)
\
\
6% Feb
2%
40
Ind
1
105
*
Feb
Feb
49% Mar
106
61
109
11%
14
1.107
"4
Jan
Advanced
159
29%
U-Va
34
Jan
11
Aid
140
33%
33%
>3%
2
.
391%
56'% Mar
81 %
47%
3%
33% Mar
142
64%
63%
46%
v
225
Feb
5
1%
2.425
2%
Feb
3
44.
2% Mar
3,127
7
11%
Jan
56%
5
1.40
page
7% Mar
50% Jan,
4% Jan;
39 %
58%
79%
10
see
100
■
Jan
2 '/a
68%
61%
*
*
3%
11%
50%
54%
-5
B
S'/s Jan
45% Feb
;
Feb ;
39%
7
61%
—5
Rdebuck
Sinclair Oil
24%
-vl
50
81
—10
Schenley
Jan
Mar
100
80
43
$.3333
Sears,
57
205
58%
48% 49%
105% 105%
23 %
23%
30%
32%
86
12
Reynolds Tobacco class
Feb
503
•
Jan
4% Mar
3%
56%
217% 221
—*
——
19%
370
73%
56%
5
footnotes
14
Jan
16%
39 %
•
Corp ——_
Republic Steel
51%
18%
3%
7
———10
—
class
Feb
14%
16%
72%
55%
58%
53%
5
Radio
4% Feb /
Jan
2
22%
5
———
Jan;.,:/
50
2
_
1,423
4,804
4
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
12%
*
,
7-!4
4
I
11%
39
5
_
3,321
46%
46%
Midwest Stock
Feb
5
.
7
3,346
23%
22%
Jan
72%
297%
Jan
10
R—
57
n
33%
5
Paper.—
Feb
71%
55%
& Tel Corp—*
RR
54',
—,-Z,
Jan
60%
44%
5
Central
Mar
Mar
Jan
70
39%
1
Petroleum
For
224%
96%
Jan
9
71%
56ya
1%
Distillers
Socony Mobil
331
99%
54%
.
!
€%' Feb
45
Feb
Feb
1
Oil
17%
71
28%
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
Feb
151%
Ohio Edison
R
15%
-5
National Lead
Penn
75
2.50
Dairy
11% Jan
UdyJite Corp
X—!
1
Walker & Co class A————*
50% Jan
55% Mar
40
5
Register
27/8
15%
250
1
Standard
Transcontinental
Jan
Feb
51%
-3
Cash
30%
47
40
5
(P)
York
Jan
46% Mar
184
55%
7
Montgomery Ward
New
25
77
53%
73%
10
Co
National
25
41%
——1
——
Jan
60% Jan
Jan
325
—5
:
Co
Superior Tool
59% Mar
52
10
Mead Corp
Monsanto Chemical
National
Jan
40%
25
International Harvester
International Telephone
Martin
52%
52
25
Motors
Lorillard
10
41%
—1
Inc
28%
241% 246
14%
1
Greyhound
Loew's
59%
19%
12%
—13
General Electric
15-%
!
Jan
•
Products
&
Scotten Dillon
28
'
General Dynamics
5%
42'/i
459
———1
Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
Feb
70%
71%
5
Eastman Kodak
Electric Auto-Lite
Federated Department Stores.
342
8,280
4'n
—1
...
Brewing
(H
931
64%
Products
Michigan Chemical
Mar
63
99%
50
Light
'
4%
-
3
Parke Davis & Co (new)——
34%
52 Va
59%
—8
&
6%
45%
'
45
1
—
Refineries
Screw
Masco
Feb
13
44
15%
System
Power
Dow Chemical
DuPcmt
Feb
] 1
—1
Stamping
Leonard
29% Mar
15%
Wright
11%
,
Mar
100% Mar
Mar
61%
10
Dayton
Jan
56% Mar
362
Mtrs——a-———1
—
_———
Lansing
Feb
6
60
691
.y
37% Jan
91% Feb
J an
12%
13
15%
Corp
13%
605
11%
—
*
13%
241%
City Products
Colgate-PalmoHve
1,655
60%'
28
15
5
Cities Service
14 7„
22%
50
Telegraph„100
Chesapeake & Ohio
1
56%'Feb
3%
47%
239
*
Jan
Jan
6%
15%
48%
—
Jan
3% Mar
51%
o
2
2%
15%
63
—1
Boeing
r
Burlington Ind
Jan
1,065
—1
Ironite Inc
55%
Steel
2%
55%
———•
—
Oil
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Feb
52 %
s«—
Bethlehem
400
43
4
Feb
53%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
-3%
Feb
46%
34
46%
—
^
Jan
37
'—1
—
34%
28%
Oil
20
2,978
7%
1.66%
—
Corp
Jan
55%
Avco
262
.
43
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21 Va
31%
10
Armour
21%
55%
113
48%
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1%
Jan
20"
14%
5
Company
33 %
28%
Armco Steel
12
Jan
4%
32%
297/8
25
Anaconda
Jan
1%
4
Howell
10
&
29% Mar
8%
210
•
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Houdaille
12.50
__
Jan
473
1%
6%
12% Mar
1
American Radiator
374
10 %
1%
-
45%
Jan
46
*
American
Jan
1
327/8
Stocks
Airlines
32%
„———1
Motors
Standard
Stores
Feb
29%
27%
22 '
55%
-1
1
.t
Trailer
Hastings
High
64%
9
American
264
1
—
Stude baker-Packard
Allied
Jan
28%
11%
10
80
——_
Unlisted
High
2%
23%. Jan
60%
80
34 %
Printing—
r
Feb
Jan
14'%
75
47%
2
Rapid
Low
2y8
1
12%
62%
Procter & Gamble
Randall class B__
Range Since Jan. 1
20%
—
34%
30%
—1
—,—
Shares
300
10
—
——20
Gray Iron
Great
Range Since Jan.1
Jan
for Week
1.249
55%
———
Detroit Steel Corn
for Week
LOW
..H
Sales
21
25
—
Bros
General
13
-2
new
:i:j
Jan
-2%
/ 39%
Paper
Motors
Goebel Brewing
Graham Paige
13%
——
—
Gibson Art
Kroger
100%
—12.50
Picher
£2%
2%
27%
42%
12%
41
50
Stockyards—_
Feb
57
High
2——_5
34 %
'f'
-10
-
Transit
Union
Crystal Tissue
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L22—-—100
Cincinnati
Eagle
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46%
com. —650
Milling
Telephone
Cincinnati
W
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2—2—— ZIZ10
—
S
33
0
—
Carey
Champion Paper
U
•
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80% Mar
Exchange
3%
91%
v'
$1,000
Week's
3 %
Economy Baler
Gar
Shares
S9
1
Edison
Detroit
Mar
Sales
High
Jan
20
46%
—II20
.——8
Burger
4%
—.
Range
of Prices
Low
Aeronca
——
Week'a
71%
"
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Machine
&
Consolidated
16%
"
144
52% Feb
42"% Mar
100
'
50%
12.50
Feb
'
38%
506
Jan
89 Va
9%
1%
5
Buell
1,352
Feb
33%
9%
1
Jan
317«
48
27%
—5
19%
36%
50
126
131% Mar
207 8
v
—0
—
Feb
44 %
Feb
1102
Range
2
Brass
Manufacturing
Fruehauf
Laundry
;
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd Company —2
Ford
American
&
Products
13%
42 %
Feb
Jan
121%
-
of Prices
1
136
31%
44 %
Jan
17
15%
41
93%
Low
1
Wrigley Stores^-/,——
Electric
167«
35%
•
•
Jan
28% Jan
36%
10
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Feb
Feb
42%
Last
Par
357/H
—1
—
Feb
26%
75
51.
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Sale Price
19%
64
40
17
10%
100
116
59
Friday
13%
*
12%
80 %
79% ' 80%
—
Jan
464
64% Jan
38%
92%
42%
93%
Jan
4.097
49*%
49% Mar
59% Jan
Feb
J51
5
Mar
Jan
85
Feb
59%
26'%
Detroit Stock
Jan
103
12%
12
32%
Inc
Maeh
Rubber
16f
-2.50
Co
United Shoe
37
98% Jan
10
Feb
50%
73
17
12'%
Jan
10% Feb
33% Feb
35
46%
11
1.059
130% 131%
117% Feb
21%
46%
50
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co
(United Fruit
44
60
9%
60%
11%
1
48% Jan
Feb
96% Jan
140
85
54
Jan
6c
85
5
•
49%
-
BONDS
2,085
9%
69%.Mar
77%
16.66-%
—
Westlnghouse
17c
178
Jan
26%
26%
*
—
Shoe
13%
20%
63%
56% Jan
81% Mar
470
34%
5
—5
Steel
13c
*
Chemical
39
81%
34
103
24% Jan
69%
1
Rubber—
13%
Northern Railroad <N H)__—— ,100
.v'•
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Feb
179
10%
102
—100
RR._
16
112% 115%
36% Jan
Feb
59%
.
25
—
—
Feb
7%
•
Co
53.,,
59%
—1
Co
—————:
Carbide
S
S
Feb
21%
Jan
Jan
U
U
84% Jail
1% Jan
Jan
%
47
Union
34%
802
49%
7
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Feb
33%
Co
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20
24'%
50%
25
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55%
69%
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Mid-Continent Oil
Sunray
Jan
18
(Ind)_.
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
24'%
*
—
Studebakei Packard
Feb
53
30
Oil
Standard
Standard Oil
64% Mar
Feb
58%
60
133
Standard
Jan
43% Mar
247% Mar
60% Jan
360
preferred adj-—.*.—100
General Electric Co
Gillette Company
S
31
Brands
Shares
55%
5
50c
——
Standard
High
55 %
—5
Assoc com
preferred
fjfat'l Stores Inc
Ford Motor
U
28 V*
240% 247%
Co
Rand
Sperry
Cincinnati Transit 4%s——
First
New
Low
04%
Eastern Mass St Ry common—,
100
6% cum 1st preferred Class A_——100
cum
High
10
Copper Range Co
5 c/o
Range Since Jan.1
72%
10
cumulative
Southern
Shares
Low
,r-
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
55 %
%
5
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Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Range
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Last
Sales
for Week
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03
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Sale Price
100
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MARCH
STOCKS
70%
;—---—--——25
Prop
Heel a
Service
4%%
240*4
50
Boston
Boston
Week's
40%
—25
American
ENDED
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Low
American
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
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RANGE
Friday
c„nrirt,
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&
Sons
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♦
;
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Burroughs Corp
(Un)
100
19%
2,000
14%
Jan
Champhn- Gil & Ref
National
27
31
Mar
National
31
1,400
4%
4,800
61%
41%
22%
22
23
55%
56
3%
32%
Jan
Gypsum
Lead Co
National
Standard
800
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
National
Tile
54
Jan
56
Jan
New
33
Feb
36
Jan
North
American
73% Mar
North
American
27%
28%
600
25%
Jan
30
33%
33%
33%
100
30%
14
14 "
14%
7,800
8%
161% 161%
200
158% 158%
300
Northern
Illinois
33% Mar
Northern
Illinois
Jan
20%
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
147%
Jan
1,200
50%
Feb
1,900
34%
45
160
Northern
Feb
Jan
Aug
Northwest Airlines Inc
54%
Jan
Northwest Bancorporation
55%
Jan
Oak
5
20%
20
21%
450
16
Jan
23
Feb
Ohio Edison Co
•
450
23%
Jan
28
Jan
Ohio
24 %
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
26
26
27
10
23%
23
23%
25
60%
59%
60%
47
46%
48
27%
28
60%
60%
28%
28%
28%
2,000
Corp__
1
1.33%
*
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lo
(Un)
Jan
60% Mar
Jan
48
500
23%
Jan
28
Mar
56
Jan
26% Feb
Pan
Paramount
Jan
Parke
32%
31%
33%
1,700
26
Jan
36
Feb
30%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common...
31%
200
27%
Jan
32%
Feb
17%
900
13%
Jan
17% Mar
31 "
'
45%
27%
Jan
33%
3f>
Jan
32% Mar
300
47%
Jan
58%
Pfizer
1,900
42%
Jan
45% Mar
45%
Feb
(Un)
Inc
"
__"
1
Jan
26%
74%
Jan
86% Mar
Phillips Petroleum Co
23
Jan
26% Mar
Potter Co
7%
600
225
700
43 *
36%
6Va
Feb
203%
500
Feb
34% Jan
137% Feb
35% Feb
200
37
16%
Jan
7%
225
Jan
2,100
18%
1,200
13% Jan
43
Mar
154
Feb
39
Jan
18% Mar
22%
22%
22%
100
18%
Jan
23%
Feb
23%
23%
24%
400
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
5»:
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5
Co
5%
"
5%
55
57%
5,900
.1
21"
21%
300
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12%
12%
12%
750
_i
22%
22
23%
2,800
Fruchauf Trailer Co
.
(Un)__
1
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10
*
63%
2,500
47
8,700
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70%
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l
66%'
13%
Great. Lakes Oil & Chemical
;
(Un)
3
Co
*
43%
(G)
Brewing
Hein- Werner
1
Co.
14%
Corp
19
11%
8
117% 120%
1,400
15
Hibbarck Spencer
Bartlett
25
'
Illinois
Brick
10
common
.110
5%
6
28%
28%
Co
.
Central
Indiana-Steel
10
;
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Products
; Inland Steel Co
Interlake Steamship
International
•
Co
1
26%
29%
26%
52%
44%
2,900
500
New
Tel
common
Interstate
Tel
&
Power
,
(Un)
Co
500
22 Va
Jan
38%
600
32
Jan
800
87% Feb
95
Johnson Stephens
Jones
&
Kaiser
•
•
Laughlin
Alum
&
Shinkle
&
Steel
Shoe____*
(Un)
Jan
St Louis
Feb
St
2%
14
9%
66%
Paper
Jan
Sangamo
Feb
Jan
Jan
Sheaffer
(W A)
Feb
Class
49%
Jan
10
Jan
Southwestern
Feb
Sperry
Jan
Spiegel
Square
D Co
Public
Standard
Oil
of
Jan
Standard
Oil
19%
Feb
Standard Oil
12
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
57% Mar
26%
Jan
31
300
99% Jan
700
60
68
70
29%
29
30%
49%
49
50%
8%
5
52%
51
65%
13
Lincoln
Printing-
Louisville
Lytton's
Gas
Co
&
20%
Feb
Sunbeam
38%
Feb
Sundstrand Machine Tool
(Henry C)
Feb
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Tennessee
27
Feb
Texas
55
Jan
Texas
47%
Jan
Textron
Jan
Co
Gas
Co
(The)—
Gulf
Marshal]
Martin
(The)
Medusa
,
New
Cement
common
w
Meyer
,
.
Blanke
Middle
South
Minneapolis
600
35%
Jan
47%
500
38
Jan
44%
Jan
7,600
39%
Jan
45 Va
Jan
1
9%
For
footnotes
see
44.
800
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
9%
100
65%
63%
65%
1,800
61%
15
46%
45
47%
3,300
45
25%
25%
26%
20% Jan
27
35
34%
35
5,500
34
Feb
37% Jan
65%
67
400
64
Jan
69%
100
40% Feb
44
21%
Feb
24% Jan
23
Jan
33
Jan
44
44
24%
22
32%
31%
31%
44
24%
32%
31%
31s
69
69
550
10,000
1,600
8% Feb
9%
Feb
Jan
67*/4
jan
Mar
52 Va
Jan
*
jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
29%
33
Jan
62% Jan
69
Mar
300
15
Jan
17%
Jan
537/s
1,500
52%
Feb
61%
Jan
46%
4,600
46% Mar
49%
Jan
50%
6,100
50%
Feb
59 Va
Jan
60%
-
700
200
17%
100
59
Feb
64
Jan
15%
1,100
14
14
14
0
11 Ya
11
12%
57%
57%
58
12%
Jan
17Va
30
13
Feb
16%
FCb
6,000
11
Mar
15%
Jan
300
57% Feb
Feb
66% Jan
36%
30
36%i
1,500
26% Feb
26%
26
26%
Feb
29
Jan
37%
1,300
2,300
26
37%
35
Jan
40 y4
Feb
—
69%
100
59%
Feb
69% Mar
7.50
8
36% Mar
37
38%
38%
Jan
80%
6,300
1,900
34% Feb
75%
75
86%
Jan
29%
80%
29%
100
29% Feb
24%
Feb
33% Jan
24% Mar
Jan
27%
Feb
31%
Jan
2
18%
Jan
19% Mar
65
6
3,000
4%
3%
3,300
Jan
Trav-ler
Radio
Corp
1
:
'Un)
Century-Fox Film
1
(Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
"
7%
Feb
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric Co
Oil
22%
30
12%
87
200
22%
200
41%
50
11%
3,300
6%
Feb
117
Feb
21%
Jan
30
Feb
U
S
12
Jan
13%
Jan
U
S
80%
Jan
93%
20
Feb
23%
Jan
43%
Feb
Webcor
Rubber
Steel
800
32%
Jan
35 y4
1,200
44%
Jan
48%
Jan
1,000
60
59%
60%
500
35% Jan
59% Feb
38%
62%
Jan
34%
35
300
307/o Jan
36%
Feb
(Un)
5
10
Inc
(Del) (Un)
Gypsum—
Co
4
.5
(Un;
16%
Corp
Western
Elei
orp
>. it
Whirlpool
Jan
Wieboldt Stores Inc common
44%
1,400
32%
Jan
44% Mar
$4.25
Jan
Corp
Bankshares
Wisconsin Electric
Feb
77% Mar
Wisconsin
18
Jan
22%
20%
Jan
23
Mar
World
15% Jan
18
Mar
Wrigley
45%
Feb
48% Mar
1%
Jan
Q
Feb
Mar
(F
9%
800
8%
Jan
9V4 Mar
44%
950
41%
Jan
44% Mar
97
Jan
104 % 108
200
108%
Feb
51
55
2,200
46%/Jan
55
93%
93
93%
2,000
88%
99% Jan
Feb
Mar
Power
(Un)
W)
Co
(Un)
Publishing Co
(Wm)
Yates-American
Youngstown
50
50
300
47
Jan
50
13%
12%
13%
18,000
11
Jan
13% Mar
36%
36%
37 Va
1,500
30%
Jan
37 Vb Mar
>u
77%
5
*
Machine
Co
900
71
Feb
80% Mar
1,000
30
Jan
33% Mar
19
350
15% Jan
19
Mar
77%
20
77
Jan
78
33%
300
28
Jan
33% Mar
36%
39%
600
36% Mar
40%
26%
26%
26%
900
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
55%
54%
55%
600
53%
Jan
59
Jan
47%
49%
32
45
Jan
50
Jan
89%
90
13%
13%
10
——
——
89%
5
•
80%
33%
18
77%
36%
•
Jr Co
Sheet & Tube
77%
33
•
10
1
Jan
33 Va
19
10
Corp
Service
Public
Woolworth
125
-
9Va
43 Va
54%
*
preferred
900
400
Feb
1
Jan
.150
—
10
Telegraph
Union
59
-
——
44%
Jan
2%
Inc
45%
2,400
—1
•
Co
Jan
-
Jan
Feb
Mar
37%
Feb
_
132
34%
42%
,_
Jan
Feb
48%
52%
70%
71%
120%
34
300
700
60
500
Feb
Feb
37
400
_
72%
130% 132
7
Feb
11% Mar
36%
72%
41%
72 y2
46%
43%
Jan
42%
Feb
34
56
33 %
Feb
38
37%
43
3,450
39%
200
7
48%
Walgreen Co
41% Mar
Jan
Jan
200
39%
j
hi
Lines
25%
4%
42%
38
——
10,600
42%
10
Aircraft Corp
100
6%
29%
25
United
Air
29%
(Un)
Pacific
United
Feb
California
of
Union
800
.
6%
—
•
12%
3,000
——
1
Jan
22
48%
page
9%
9%
5
300
Ex-distribution
50
9
9
jan
95% Mar
500
18 '
Jan
(Un)—
6%
48%
8%
Jan
'47%
Jan
87% Jan
Corp
40
'
Jan
11
43
Transamerica
Feb
56
9
54%
30%
41%
48%
50 Ya
67% Mar
19%
18
1
Jan
Feb
17
22
1
45%
43
49% Jan
10% Feb
28%
20th
23
10
44%
3,700
1,500
Feb
Jan
Trl-Continental Com
77%
...
10%
46%
35
Feb
33%
Jan
33% Mar
21%
Co
3,800
52
Feb
18
500
35%
Utilities
Brewing
45%
28%
29% Jan
Feb
Wisconsin
Mickelberry's Food Products
100
Jan
l57/a
65% Mar
75
31%
,104% Mar
Jan
14%
500
36%
22%
Jan
24 ya
17
Feb
20%
91
2,150
1,600
16%
86%
77%
100
17%
Jan
Mar
16%
Co
States
16%c
77
5
Edison
28%
(Un)__12.50
Feb
Toledo
United
Co
66
42 % Mar
34% Jan
57% Feb
•
..Merck & Co (Un)
Merritt Chapman & Scott
100
39% Feb
28 % Jan
600
%
77
Jan
Jan
1,400
34
387/a Mar
23%
23%
343^
Jan
197/s
30
•
31
56%
Feb
1
2,200
300
Fruit
40
38%
Mar
1,600
65%
~
54%
4,800
United Corporation
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Feb
67%
United
Co
Portland
47
Mar
.
28%
Feb
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250
52
40%
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Jan
♦
51%
10%
45
3.33%
Inc...
Power
4%
4
75
62%
150
65%
Mfg.
Feb
27%
132% Feb
391
Jan
Jan
common
Field
69 y*
44%
25
Producing
Westinghouse
Marquette
400
1
(Un)
Transmission
33%
9
71%
Feb
"
Jan
9%
69
70%
5
Company
Sylvanla Electric Products
60
1
Jan
25
&
Jan
& Co
54% Jan
57
1
97%
1
Jan
43% Feb
600
39%
1
10
«Un»
Corp
500
25
49%
Feb
43%
1
Equipment
114%
:_=>
Jan
1,500
43%
•
Jan
Railway
32% Mar
(Ky)
46 y4
4,100
17%
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Studebaker-Packard Corp
Jan
common
Electric
Feb
39%
2
Storkline Furniture
28%
12%
Feb
41
69
45%
53%
400
*
48%
52%
104% 104%
27%
28%
10%
7
32%
1
Jan
52
51
10
32%
common—.
1,700
jan
9%
46
36
44%
(Un)
32%
22%
Co
Co
43%
31%
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
8.75
4
Gas
&
500
77
487/a
Feb
Libby McNeil & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
46%
65%
38%
57%
Jan
common
Laclede
Leath
51 Va
Jan
8% Jan
50%
25
43
•
30% Mar
47 Va
300
44%
80c
Jan
30
22j/4 Jan
2,100
51%
•
Jan
Jan
Mar
5
15%
6%
70
49%
'
6.25
Swift
Feb
114 Va Mar
Jan
2,500
—
41
42%
Jan
100
36%
4%
9%
46
•
California
32
63%
114%
69%
20 Va
1.40
126%
6% Mar
22% Mar
8% Feb
50
20 g
Jan
110
►
500
1
of Indiana
Standard
1,900
1,200
,
22'% Mar
7
Jan
500
113
(Un)__10
Service
Feb
N J
100
31
113
9
67 s,a
4%
8%
16%
2.50
(Un)
Feb
1
7%
10
Brands Inc (Un)
Dredging common
60% Jan
5
Jan
22%
•
Rand Corp (Un)
Inc common
700
Co
Monarch
Feb
15
5
t
13%
1,200
Knapp
16
Feb
5
64%
113
Jan
12%
•
Works
41%.
113
15%
•
(Un)
67
*
300
1,200
1
40%
Copper
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Feb
Jan
Mai'
17
,
66 %
(Un)
Corp (Un)
40%
57%
Pen Co class a
40%
Kansas Power & Light
Kcnnecott
Feb
3
2%
Jan
38%
16
8%
10
52%
31%
1,700
Jan
56
(Un)
Feb
'
48
40%
700
13
5
25
Standard
Jan
46% Jan
12.50
Pacific Co (Un)
Standard
Jan
2,000
16%
Co
Bend Lathe
Feb
30 Ya
48
29%
B
Jan
65% Jan
23 ya
27%
22%
1
Oil Corp
Co
61% Feb
Jan
15%
5
Industries
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sinclair
300
89
57%
Co
Electric
82% Feb
29%
Stockyards
Schenley
Jan
Feb
100
25
Public Service class A
Regis
Feb
33%c
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
8%
.
65
Feb
56%
Feb
19% Mar
12%
17%
L__33%c
Chemical.
40O
Jan
16
27%
Feb
17
3,800
13
25
Paper
6%
I"
19%
39%
40%
5
24%
Feb
Mar
47
•
/' 14%
25%
38%
100
27%
27%
Union
.
100
64%
1
River' Raisin
19%
3.50
23%
37%
22%
95%
36
Mar
28
30%
.
52
24%
93
32%
Feb
•
30%
__
Jan
47%
Richman Brothers Co
Jan
23 % Jan
50% Mar
2,200
36%
35
400
5
42%
*
Jan
52
Thor
42%
•
32%
51
23%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
1,100
*
2,300
51%
43% Mar
200
43 7«
*
i
w
50
500
1373; 137%
42%
2,800
34%
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Jan
66
5% Jan
24% Jan
600
43
5
International Mineral & Chemical
International Nickel Co (Un).
.International
Shoe
Co
,
Mar
45
Feb
Jan
3%
400
43 5/8
•
54%
33%
^1
16%
800
50 Vb
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:
53%
33%
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:
35% Jan
93k
Jan
39,800
26%
■
4434
•
Co
Harvester
.International
__
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12%
50
6%
5%
"
.Illinois
6
65%
k
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
110% Feb
600
110
53%
1
17% Jan
500
'
(Un)
j.
11%
1,550
20%
6
5%
54 V\ Mar
*
10
57% Mar
46%
1,800
36%
110
Feb
Feb
87
Drug (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B
Southern
1%
19%
1
Jan
87
1
Inc
Southern
Jan
50%
35%
Huttlg Sash & Door
Revlon
66% Mar
150
1
1
Feb
28
49% Mar
Corp of America ,Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
48%
1,500
52
2
Hupp Corporation
!18
Jan
44%
Ruuio
40% Feb
""
common
(Howard Industries Inc
Jan
25%
65
Co
South
58%
750
2%
14%
17
6,200
5
72%
44% Jan
1,700
new
.Hertz: Corp
Oats
45%
900
65%
18%
120%
100
26%
Jan
(Un)
64 r Jan
250
64%
J
17%
25%
21%
*1
Heileman
Co
Jan
11%
11%
1
25
Feb
Feb
20%
52
17%
26%
Feb
Socony Mobil Oil (Un).;
350
*2
*
Gull GIF Corp_
Oil
Pure
44%
2,300
•
"
i
71
39%
of Indiana
72% Mar
250
-
Jan
1
Feb
13%
62
48%
42
(Un)
80% Mar
24
42
16,200
61% Jan
(U11)
60%
100
46..
48%
61%
65%
68
2,600
(The)
50%
13
1
•
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Corp
45% Feb
23*4
12.50
64%
3,800
(Un)
74% Feb
,
1,900
1,700
66%
45%
48%'
45*%
*
Dredge & Dock
7%
58%
700
80%
46%
64%
;
Co
.Greyhound Corp
62%
80
12%
Stores
.Griesedieck
10% Jan
300
68%
Granite City Steel Co___
Drug
8,400
8%
68%
Goldblatt Brothers
Gray
2% Jan
12%
46%
.
—lO1 '
i ;
;
51% Feb
7% Feb
400
2,100
8364%
'
300
8%
2%
80%
5
—1.66%
.
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55%
12%
12%
2
Finance
(Un)
12% Jan'
18% Jan
8%
5
Genera*
gerber ProductsCo
Co_
illetttt-(The)
50% Feb
20% Jan
2%'
2%
Corp__
-
8%
1
.Genera* Telephone Corp
.Genera* Tire & Rubber
"
55%
Corp
GeneTa*/Candy Corp...
Contract
Philco
St Louis National
General-Box
.Great Lakes
1,150
55
2
General-Amer Transportation new...,
General Bankshares ex-distrib
Gossard ( W
6
5
.;
67%
49 %
Rexall
2
Flour Mills: of America Inc
46% Mar
Mar
1
Corp
30%
Jan
3
24%
700
*
Brewing Corp
Co
300
1,000
152% 152%
36%
(Un)_ 5
;
&
26%
42 %
II
3
Feb
39%
63
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Quaker
___10
Gas
—
(Charles)
86%
216
26%
4,400
50
26%
7
Jan
1,000
46%
42%
RR
26%
7%
5
Inc
Pennsylvania
Public Service Co
1
Jan
28%
46 %
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Feb
86%
~
13
62%
common
420
(Allen B)
Phonograph
Corn
2,400
"
Feb
42
preferred
25%
5
_1
(Un)
prior
32%
45
41% Mar
10
45
•
y32%
56%
57%
26
34% Jan
90O
47%
Davis & Co.
Penn-Texas
Feb
350
10
1
Feb
conv
63% Jan
117
41%
25
Jan
31
Feb
42%
(Un)
12%
5',i
34% Mar
Jan
-106
5
(Un)
Airways
57s,'c
5
Common
.Genera* Dynamics
World
Pictures
Feb
20
Co
—
Foremost Dairies
American
Feb
60
100
10
6.25
Pacific Gas & Electric
60% Mar
29%
29%
100
18%
Glass
Feb
10
(Un)
Du Pont (HI) de Nemours
Owens-Illinois
10%
30%
1,800
"
Jan
18%
Corp
53%
31%
34%
7
40%
12
Chemical
400
16
75% Feb
I_IIII_«
(U11)
1,900
17
72% Feb
Mar
200
Co
12
2
common
Emerson Radio &
56
38
53%
1
:_
i.. 1
Co
2,400
13,400
Oil
11%
25
200
63
io
5
;
74%
45%
II_I
Co
12
5
Co
,
22% Jan
Manufacturing
I
Cofp__
Co
53%
3,800
24% Jan
5% Jan
27% Jan
300
,
.
114
25
62%
common
241
7
jj
Feb
Manufacturing
.Gliden Go
Ry
(Un)
Feb
Company
Genera*. Motors
Pacific
Feb
(Un)
"3% Mar
Northern States Power Co—
37
51%
Corp.!
3% Mar
5
Feb
57%
1
(Minnesota)
Feb
45
27
63
•
Co
48
USA Inc___;
Mont Laboratories Inc
FWD
Gas
1
Feb
10:
Feb
76
3%
Jan
5
r>orp
Corp
Jan
165
44% Mar
65% Jan
58%
27%
(Un)
Jan
Jan
Feb
59% Feb
900
1
Car
147
40%
500
76
Feb
10
Aviation
Jan
161%
5,800
64%
33 y4
I
RR
30%
66%
Feb
44%
36%
10
700
Corp.—
Motor
Central
Mar
100
41
300
56%
Drewrys- Ltd
Ford-
Co
Mfg
1,000
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Firstamerica
&
Jan
47
114
1,100
'
35%
Co
Lines
33%
63
73%
72
73%
34%
Crucible Steel Co of America
Falstaff
York
92
Jan
74%
(Un)
242
v
(Un)
Co
National
1,800
Iron
PasO Natural
Prod
National
Jan
Jan
39
6%
74%,
48%
Controls- Co of America.
Eastman Kodak
Distillers
Feb
43
78%
2,000
25%
I_50c
61% Mar
Mar
44
100
47
3%
25%
Register
53%
Motors
Chemical
4%
Cash
40
1,100
__
Jan
Jan
55% Feb
200
40
3%
61%
Foods
El
48% Jan
Jan
82
'
32% Mar
54%
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Eastern Air
Jan
43% Mar
41 Va
64
5
•
48%
Consolidated
;
29%
54%
;
Consumers- Power
Du
800
200
3,100
133% Mar
42%
conv~pfd__II..5
Convertible class A
Muter Company
2%
1
High
Jan
81%
(Un)
52%
Cement
Dow
Co
50c
58%
Consolidated
Dodge
&
(The)
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
43%
113%
44%
Inc
48 %
Edison
Detroit Edison
4 % Mar
Low
700
41%
'
43%
52 %
&
&
22% Mar
(Philip)
Vernon
Range Since Jan.
High
126% 133%
45%
1
System
M
3 % Mar
18% Jan
2% Jan
600
35%
__
Inc
Commonwealth
T
600
61%
158%
common..
Columbia Gas
Deere
\v\."
133%
«Un)
Ilium..—~______.15
Colorado^ Fuel
D
Mt
25
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
Continental
4%
Mar
Low
(Un)
Shares
73%
Chemical
Motorola
8.50
Electric
Cleveland Electric
Co
Morris
40
32%
4
4
preferred—.
&
Cities Service Go
Coleman
24% Jan
38% Feb
41%
25,
Corp
20% Jan
200
22%
28%
1
convertible
Chrysler
-
300
"
Mfg
Montgomery Ward & Co
2%
30%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Miiw St Paul & Fac
;
•
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend_.12.50"
Chicago Towel Co commbn___
*
Cincinnati Gas
42% Mar
&
Missouri Portland Cement
Monsanto
43%
1;
:
■.
Feb
Min
ef Prises
Mississippi River Fuel
31%
32
10
common
pfd—
% Jan
16% Mar
40
21%
2%
36%
21
Minnesota
22%
3%
__
_50c
5 "
:
*
40
• '
:
Cbemetron. Corp
$7
22
3,200
Far
Feb
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
2% Mar
Jan
16%
Week's
Last
1
114%
42%
10
Public Service-
Jan
20 Vo
25
Centlivre Brewing Corp.:
Central- & South Wek Corp
Central-Illinois
Jan
2 'i
16%
30c ■
.
common
(Un)
109i.
20
39%
:__5
Celanese Corp of America
1*0
3%
20 >/e
22%
6
High
16%
10c
Inc
Canadian* Export Gas Ltd__
Canadian. Pacific (Un)_:
cojov*
2%
15
California. Eastern Aviation
Calumet & Hecla
Low
423^
12.50v
....
MARCH
Friday
Range Since Jan.
5
___•
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
!■;
:
—
(Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler Brothers
S3
3%
5
Eurliiigton- Industries
Corp
Low
xll2% xll2%
—___T20c^
Budd. Company
Carrier
.*:■
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Ptice ®f Prices
...
Par
;
•
FOR
Sales
Week's
„
126% 127
400
100
200
84%
Jan
127/a
Jan
117
Jan
Jan
Jan
90%
Feb
14
Feb
129 y4
Feb
M
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3S
.
.
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
(11G2)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
MARCH C
ENDED
Friday
Last
STOCKS
3
^
of Prices
Low
Par
Par
for Week
Range
Sale Price
1:.,
25
2.50
52 %
52%
50
Jan
20th
■i 20%
20%
335
20%
Feb
5
G3%
63%
63%
265
63% Mar
i——
1
10o
21
20-Vo
21%
2,875
C6t
G6c
72c
23,285
•
87
85%
87
391
Co__J—2
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
1
4
3%
4
615
10 %
10%
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
Laboratories
Admiral
t.
Corp
—
corp
co
(Un)
Reduction Co
Air
,
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Allied Chemical Corp
Co
silis-Cbaimers
MIg
Ltd
tlutnlnium
Petroleum
Amerada
—10
——*
•
(Un)
(Un);
Inc
Airlines
American
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)____3
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American
com
(Un)
American Can Co
Cement preferred—
Cyannmld Co (Un>
American
American
Electronics* Inc—
Factors Ltd (Un)—
American
American
Viscose
30%
26
903
53%
55%
2,009
23%
46%
Jan
Feb
9,503
12
Jan
300
30%
Jan
39
31
4,353
25%
Feb
52
53%
570
44%
15%
15%
2,660
55%
698
247
2,624
Feb
46% Jan
Jan
Feb
General
Pacific
Jan
84
Feb
General
Public
70%
72%
2,679
60%
Jan
73 %
Feb
General Public Utilities
55
500
46%
Jan
57%
70%
72
1,456
66%
Jan
Aircraft Corp
__
527
23%
Jan
30
20%
719
19%
Feb
28%
29%
3,733
27%
a54
100
31
Jan
Aircraft Corp
50% Jan
49
660
44%
Jan
1,466
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
4
4
450
4
Jan
4 %
Jan
12Tb Jan
(Un)
Benguet Cons Inc
Oil
Co
Chica
Stores
Hill
Bunker
52%
53%'
2,983
51V-
Jan
55% Feb
10%;
219
10%
Feb
11
7c
16,312
6c
Feb
Rurroughs
5%
6%
23%
23%
170
21%
7 5 P 8 a75%
195
Calaveras
Mihv
SI
RR
Paul
39%
39% Mar
44
913
36% Jan
45
55%
21%
32%
94%
95
28%
31%
3,908
22
22
14
5%
River Packers
Columbia
Solvents
Commercial
.Commonwealth
Consolidated
333,,
54%
a59%
]
g
48%
48Tb
183
45
Feb
49VL>
Feb
4
4
210
Jan
4%
Jan
90c
90c
15,100
87%.
87%
90c
Consol
of
Central RR
Illinois
Electrodynnmics
Co
International
(Un
New
29%
Jan
32% Mar
18%
Jan
23%
Jar.
48 %
Jan
Jade
Jan
Jan
56% Mar
41
42%
459
40
Vb
Feb
48%
19
1,942
10%
20%
10%
14
12 %
49
Consolidated Foods
Corp com
Oil
20%
5%
Jan
Mar
Jan
6% Jan
Feb
22%
420
21% Feb
24%
Jan
38%
226
38%
Jan
41%
Continental
Corn
oil
Products
Crane
Co
Co
Company
Crestmont
Oil
(Un)
73%
145
68%
Jan
73% Mar
28%
275
25Tb
Jan
30
32
33 Th
745
31%
Jan
33% Mar
54%
56%
1,670
a58% a61%
183
8
8%
27
--
1,280
-
50%
5%
-
■
Feb
Jan'
8%
(Un}_.
20%
350
—B
40
27%
America
Jan
60% Mar
56%
19% Feb
21
581-
63%
Feb
495
34
Feb
418
67%
23Tb Jan
52%
11%
12%
2,210
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As
Records
As
Co
Kern
County
Lear
Inc
Lehman
Leslie
31%
Denver As
Di
Rio Grande
RR
Libby
Lithium
•
Inc
Lor ilia rd
vi
M
./
Chemical
Dresser
Feb
Martin
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman
Kodak
Elder Mines
-
12% Mar
6
46% Mar
52
31 Vb
Feb
34%
Feb
Mar
54%
Jan
34c
Jan
72c
Mar
130
25 Vb
Feb
27Tb
1,959
39Tb
Feb
867c
Jan
101
118
Jan
1,672
56
Feb
66
31%
33 VB
1.014
29 %
Feb
33 V'o Mar
32%
50
Jan
42% Mar
95 Tb Mar
Jan
121%
Mar
10
9 To
10
2,500
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
2.20
2.05
2.35
3,300
2.05
Feb
2.50
Jan
56%
57%
1,084
52%
Jan
57% Mar
66
67%
3,861
60%
Feb
67 Tb
Feb
——
38%" 41 Vb
37 Vb
Feb
43Tb
Jan
13%
II,838
12 Tb
Feb
14 Vb
Jan
32 Vb
—
2,111
12%
13 %
32 Vb
363
29%
Jan
32% Mar
316
103Tb
Jan
115% Mar
1,882
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394
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32
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17%
Feb
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75
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4
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63
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21%
23%
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common
31% Mar
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57% Mar
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55
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42
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7
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663
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National
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37% Mar
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Feb
59%
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43%
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21 Vb
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6%
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10%
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29 % Mar
179
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1
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8
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1
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1
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5
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684
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16
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55
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55%
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'
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'
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89c
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46%
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66
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11
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432
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43
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Interlake Iron Corp (Un)
22% Feb
39
66
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31% Mar
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140
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25%
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2.50
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25%
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25%
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56Tb
-
28
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21%
610
25
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21% Feb
140
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10
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19% Jan
1,325
1,855
7%
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49% Jan
32%
25%
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957
43%
.
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23%
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1
205
270
66%
66 Vb Mar
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21%
71%
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56%
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72
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20%
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Feb
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13%
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Jan
—-1
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11%
14%
1
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Feb
37%
43%
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11%
100
31%
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1,780
12.50
com
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2,522
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43
Chainplin Oil As Refining (Un)_
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8
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21% Jan
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40% Jan
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8%.
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3,576
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43%
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Certain-teed Products Corp
Chicago Rock Island As
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)
11%
70
67%
8
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10% Mar
100
63%
65%
63%
10
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8%
74% Feb
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Feb
66
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24%
43
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10%
329
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66
1
8
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7% Jan
371
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Jan
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19%
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8%
72% Mar
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30%
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16%
5
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Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
19%
10%
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1,092
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Jan
37% Jan
1,614
7%
1
8
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California
40
39%
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6,425
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15
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71% Feb
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39%
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17%
1,161
42%
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16,135
29%
716
72%
5Tb
Jan
Jan
10%
(Un)
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52%
:
preferred
convertible
54% Feb
Great
10%
41Tb
49
68Tb
17% Mar
Jan
5%
1,852
77
28%
48%
3%
Gulf
41%
49
3%
Greyhound
29%
16
200
3%
Grumman
3
45Vb Feb
1,100
*
32% Mar
—8
7,359
10
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Jan
50%
47
5%
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
22Tb Mar
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Mar
46%
343
Feb
7c
82 Vb Mar
210
Jan
17Tb
—
of Calif
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1Tb
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82%
43
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.
75
82%
43
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
43
19%
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80 Vb
37%
20,479
5
1
29
1%
15
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1
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8
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36%
67%
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37%
80
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120
467
74%
17Tb
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28%
37
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229.
3,230
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65Tb
5
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Humor Co
54%
77
—
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Great
0
(Un)
Inc
Goebel
22%
1%
Jan
33 %
Feb
10
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—~2
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32%'
76
(Un)
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51 %
1,293
38%
Jan
58%
17
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Gladding McBean As Co
Feb
1.20
Feb
24
5%
(Un)—
(Un)
Corp
8%. Jan
Feb
Feb
1%
Oil Corp
Bolsa
Bond
6%
60c
34
2,283
1,603
46%
Gladden
32%
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Cons
Airplane Co
Boeing
9,600
1%
Diamond Corp
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6,861
1.00
Feb
5
Jan
20
—
Mammoth
Black
6%
75c
Jan
47% Jan
41% Feb
—
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Steel Corn
Bethlehem
Bishop
6%
Pacific
Goodrich
16
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3
5
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7%
586
1,380
63 Tb
5%
Gillette Co
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a
35%
32%
17%
Getty Oil Co common
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34%
31%
10c
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Gerber Products Co
21% Jan
4
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Georgia
Feb
28%
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Benciix Aviation Corp ( Un)
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Feb
19%
6%
1.00
52
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40%
61%
80%
General Tire As Rubber Co___
72% Feb
49
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Beech
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37% Jan
Jan
54%
7%
1
24%
31%
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68%
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.
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3,198
3,405
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18%
.
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76%
28
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10% Jan
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2
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Mar
247
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43%
4
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68 Vb
Jan
106%
705
21%
Feb
35 Vb
Feb
45% :
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282
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51
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5,556
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1,750
2,533
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65
43%
12%
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45 Vb
57%
42
15%
Feb
14%
Feb
21%
100% 100%
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14%
25%
Jan
21
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17% Feb
11%
Jan
11Tb
41
55%
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
56% Fe)i
30%
22%
863
63%
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Jan
15% Jan
12%
Co__—
Garrett
43Tb Jan
53% Mar
215
485
2,936
Jan
55% Mar
16%
—
43%
21
Fruehauf
16% Mar
58 %
64%
Foremost
25%
54%
25% Afar
Feb
44
14
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Mar
Jan
Jan
56%
1
Feb
Jan
26
48%
20%
182
58
2
24
50%
Feb
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46% Mar
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22Tb
14%
23%
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20Tb
Jan
Feb
8
18Tb
Feb
16Tb
23Tb
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10%
Mar
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30%
1,675
2.207
14Tb
Earnliart-Mor.row
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37% Mar
1,029
24
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19% Mar
Feb
9%
6
54
,
24%
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48%
34
Jan
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33%.
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Fluor
~
(On)
Corn
Mfg
130
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)__J3
Baltimore As Ohio RR (Un)—
100
Sandini Petroleum Co
-1
Avco
17%
24%
•
_>—•——
17%
2,353
—10
1
(Un)
(Un)
Warrants (Un)
17%
Corp
Flrslamerica Corn
Mar
a 52%
Corp
362
30%
34
Jan
Feb
1.15
Jan
12%
'T;.:r, 330
30% Mar
__
45
1,064
9%
6 h;
(Un)1
Fibreboard Paper Prod com
*
8% Jan
Feb
106
19%
6
33% Jan
72/«
13
Jan
STB
104% Mar
"J- '*
Feb
83c
16-4
Feb
71
48
11%
300
6
Feb
225%
Feb
595
95c
9%
Feb
54%241%
46
12%
93c
19%
26%
37%
45
11%
1
23%
—
46
»
& Co. class A
(Max)
28%
<s9,«
Atlas
1,306
20
A__— mi—1
Ltd class
Co
46%
Atlantic Coast Line RR——.
Atlantic Refining Co
18% Mar
Fedriers
5
Feb
4
94% Jan
37%
Santa Fe (Un)—10
Jan
102%
54 a
7~
Atchison Topeka As
14%
355
28%
--
—
2,482
Factor
Jan
14%
80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)
10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
5
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
—10
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
8
Ashland Oil & Refining
(Un)
X
(Un)
Co
(The)
tuaconda
18 %
17%
Pairchild Eng As Airplane (Un)
_1
Fargo Oils Ltd————____1
Jan
4% Jan
11%
Jan
15%
55%
241%
-}t
Ampex Corp
16%
ZZZZZi
Jan
28%
«;
19% Mar
Exeter Oil
37%
28
(Un)
Corp
Jan
6,242
rr
—25
(Un)
American Tobacco Co
American
18%
4,692
14%
8
American Potash As Chem Corp_——•
American Standard Sanitary (Un)_,—5
.uneiicmi Smelling As Kenning (Uu;
*
American Te! A: Tel Co
100
400
Erie Railroad C> (Un)_——.
29%
53%
20
19%
Corp.—1^.
Radio & Phono (Un).
30%
27%
25%
55%
Corp (Un)
Motors
American
Feb
19%
Products
Emporium Cap well Co
88
Jail
7% Feb
622
36
25
10
1
Jan
39%
Flintkote Co
23
48%
12.50
39
Jan
Emerson
85c
3% Feb
10%
100
iog
Jan
37
28% 30%.
103% 104 %
30
104%
29%
(Un)__.._l
American
4%
36
353
21 % Mar
Mar
82
745
8%
105
105
30%
18
(Un)—____
I,641
38%
70% Jan
Jan
17%
66c
3,147
7Ttt
1
Pictures Corp____
Artists
10%
4%
(Un;
Warrtutts
Allied
385
High
36%
36Tb
Gas
Jan
22Tb
common
(Un)____
Industries
ACF
ACF
Abbott
Low
High
38%
Natural
Paso
Feb
55%
-
Low
Electrical
High
LOW
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
36%
El
High
of Prices
Electric Auto-Lite Co (Un)_
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
-
47% Mar
32% Mar
32 Vb
32
32 T4
695
24%
24Tb
500
24
Jan
25
Feb
5
51 Vb
60%
51 Vb
473
47Tb
Feb
51Tb
Jan
1
38%
35%
38%
5,551
31%
Jan
38% Alar
25
t
24% Jan
'
*
Volume 189
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1163)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Oahu
Sugar Co Ltd cap
Petroleum
Ohio Edison Co (Un)__;
Oil
Co
(Urn
^
20c
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd (Un).:
Olln Mathleson Chemical
Corp
Pacific
5
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5%
1st
1st
5%
7
7
49%
.
.
3,660
4.80%
4.50%
Pacific
red
1st
Industries
$4.36
preferred
(Un)
Phillips
(Un)
&
Co
Co
Sound
Railway Equip &
(Un)__
Co
com
39%
Feb
41
Jan
Jan
116% Mar
17
2,440
16%
Feb
20%
31
958
26%
Jan
31
7%
8%
113% 114%
65
70
26,375
5%
Jan
8% Mar
114% Mar
29
160
99%
Jan
515
-
60 M>
Jan
Jan
Mar
70
Feb
3
221/->
22%
23
750
1814
Jan
60%
24 y4
210
59
Jan
64
42%
181
40%
Feb
46
52
2,552
43%
Feb
52
7
Mar
7
7
100
6%
Jan
24%
3,122
19%
Feb
56%
Jan
i
24% Feb
66'/a
67%
1,897
M
13
3,000
Jan
22%
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1
22%
478
28 y4
Jan
:.V'67% Feb
116
22% Mar
8% Jan
70%
9%
Jan
72%
446
70 % Mar
36
74%
Jan
39%
12,260
31%
49%
39% Mar
51%
175
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1,914
76%
699
108%
104% 108 Va22%
24
265
10,041
46%
Jan
Feb
54 y2
31 y4
Jan
38% Mar
67
Feb
76% Feb
101%
Feb
108% Mar
18 yb
Jan
1.05
1.10
800
96c
Jan
97%
101
825
95%
Feb
549
29%
Jan
24
Feb
1.10
106%
Feb
Jan
30%
32%
32%
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Jan
33%
1,983
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21%
43%
22%
■
21%
Feb
23 Va
Jan
45%
3,023
42%
Feb
50
Jan
55
2,952
34%
Jan
55% Feb
.
66%
52
39%
Feb
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39%
30
30
237
29% Feb
30%
22
23%
2,673
21%
Jan
45%
22%
10
26%
23%
Feb
46%
854
43 Va
Jan
48
Feb
26 va
Feb
27%
;
2,616
38%
Feb
42
Jan
26%
1%
26%
557
1%
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1,000
39%
686
if Jan
1%
40%
38%
Jan
60
44%
60
187
54%
Feb
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84%
85%
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23%
23%
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23%
Feb
43%
24%
44%
1,739
39%
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Jan
10%
10%
1.235
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Feb
17
10%
Jan
17%
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2,195
9%
Feb
7%
17% Mar
11%
2,249
18%
19%
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18% Mar
22
37%
41%
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27%
41% Mar
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Jan
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62%
Feb
18%
45%
19%
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18% Mar
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12%
21
61%
60%
61%
25
3,993
51 V«
51%
51%
167
44%
20
58%
Feb
Mar
Feb
11% Mar
43%
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
67%
Feb
21% Jan
51% Jan
23
Feb
62'/2
Jan
25
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51% Mar
58%
25%
25%
223~
100
25
24y2
Jan
22 %
25 Ya Mar
22-%
639
21%
Jan
Jan
28
A
31
23%
Jan
30%
31
2
1,415
414
30 Va
Jan
31%
Jan
4%
34%
4%
1,100
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
35 %
1,439
34 y4
Feb
37
Jan
69 V2
Oil
Co
Feb
59
Jan
24%
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(Ind)
(Ohio)
N J
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65%
54%
66%
1,925
56%
21%
21%
Feb
10%
11%
1,205
9%
Feb
32%
33
785
22%
Jan
33
69%
231
68
Feb
68%
57
1—28
53
57%
9,315
43%
47%
49
951
52% Feb
62
Feb
49%
50 y4
51
54
7,227
Feb
59
(Un)
International Petroleum
Superior Oil Co (Calif)—
(Un)
60%
144
59% Mar
64
Feb
29
29
31
670
23
Jan
31
Mar
127
127
127
Mar
10
X
11'
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■,
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Steel
31%
46%
45%
31%
46%
36% Jan
•
52%
Feb
Feb
;
Jan
42
30
32 y2
Jan
Feb
47%
Jan
8
1,692
Feb
44 y2
190
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Feb
7
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Fob
13%
Jan
.
12
970
11%
12%
300
11
Jan
42%;
150
42 Ya
Jan
44
Jan
17%
42%
17%
230
17% Mar
21
Jan
15%
14%
15%
15%
Feb
77%
36%
112
13% Jan
70% Feb
627
30
•»
77%
74%
2.30
36%
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18
36%
1,865
1
y2
77 yi Mar
36% Mar
Jan
"
10
33%
12.50
410
57%
34%
Jan
71 Ya
Feb
245
80
55%
32 y3
958
33%
79%.
55% Feb
-
Feb
Mar
80
"
10
55%
16c
15c
16C
55
508
8%
8%.
Feb
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
1,7c
54%
6,000
54%
10
59%
Feb
58 Ya
7%
9
Jan
24
Mar
8%
150
24
24
200
;*
126
128
119
126
Jan
128%
238%
507
183
Feb
238 ya Mar
Jan
22%
Jan
11
231%
213%
Feb
Week's
>
American
Arundel
Tel
'
----
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
Low
31%
33
345
24
Jan
35%
Feb
92%
92%
95%
675
92% Mar
104%
Jan
240% 247%
2,847
224%
Jan
247% Mar
Co
„
,
__
common
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
36%
785
30%
Jan
36% Mar
44
455
39 Va
Jan
44%
Jan
14%
14%
50
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
8%
13
35%
41%
36
ZflTso
Budd
9y0
910
8% Jan
19 y4 Jan
9%
Jan
21%
Jan
54%
Jan
57 %
Feb
5
19%
19%
20J/a
683
—1.80
50%
50%
51%
41
48%
Jan
54%
56%
14%
2,403
50%
Jan
14
Feb
25
55
I
.
714%
common.-13 ya
Light
50
16%
..
Jan
65%
Light
Storage
650
56%
Feb
65 y2 Mar
26%
1,756
24%
Feb
27
41%
41%
43%
574
38%
Jan
43 Mj Mar
43
43i/a
152
54%
57%
1,112
42% Jan
50% Jan
57% Mar
21 Va
21%
21%
1,079
20
21'/a
18%
18%
478
46%
46
47%
4,536
42%
—10
65%
.25%
54%
Battery
60%
25%
Duquesne
Electric
■
High
31%
•
Corporation
Delaware Power &
Low
241%
Atlantic Cltv Electric Co
Transit
v
r"
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Shares
•
Par
Tel.
&
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
1
42%
Feb
Finance Co of America at Bait—
Class
Ford
A
non-voting.
Motor
Foremost
Co
-
10
.....
.
2
General Acceptance Corp
1
General Motors Corn—
1.66%
—
Gimbcl Brotuers
ft
Watch Co
Hamilton
Homasote
—1
vtc
Co
Madison
Fund
Merck
Inc
&
Co
—10
10%
Inc
670
1,505
.16%C
10
2,823
16% Feb
20
42% Feb
46% Mar
3,657
48%
53% Mar
7%
7%
2,134
29 Va-
28%
30%
5,025
22
Jan
30% Mar
29%
1,437
17%
158
27% Jan
14% Jan
29% Mar
17%
28%
17%
42
40%
42%
23%
569
38%
22%
553
804
22% Feb
72 Va Jan
87
45
22 y2
Jan
24%
3
■
•
•
—.
'
82%
87
23%
23%
Sun
Oil
United
French
&
Lab
33 %0
78 Va Mar
46%
23%
Kline
58% Mar
53 Va
16%
84%
Jersey
85% Mar
Feb
51%
_•
South
67% Feb
74% Feb
494
1,332
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv Co_*
Smith
Jan
Jan
44% Mar
85%
„1
Scott Paner Co
11 Va
20 Va
Jan
45%
10
Hl50
552
10% Jan
18% Jan
32%
51%
•
com
,
Feb
Feb
58%
17%
10
Co
Feb
19
27
82%
5
common
43%
Jan
Feb
Jan
56
1—50
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
57%
16%
•
common
74%
51
37
45
19%
44%
78%
Potomac Electric Power
Mfg
10%
19%
39%
Jan
18% Mar
Jan,
Feb
16%
23%
40
19%
17 Va
Jan
44
Jan
45
100
40%
77%
Philadelphia Electric common.,,.,
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
Philco Corp
Progress
'
26%
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Reading Co
17
26%
1
—
Co
(The)
26%
,
25
17
1
—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Martin
••••
__
Dairies
112
55
20 y8
Jan
Jan
9%
7% Mar
Jan
17% Mar
42% Mar
Jan
24%
Jan
Mar
!
Co_—
-
Jan
114%
474
97%
Jan
_—5
40%
48%
50 Ya
318
44%
Feb
51%
Feb
•
Gas
62%
61%
64%
1,087
Feb
66 Va
Feb
9%
135
8%
Co
Corp
9
_
United Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light
107
9
61
114% Mar
9% Mar
Jan
-13%
common
Transit Co
4s
A
56
896
48%
Jan
56
50%
51%
302
47%
Jan
51% Mar
-•*
84
84
83
Jan
84
.1975
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
-©
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong
Low
Jan
40%
40%
41%
208
36%
Feb
42%
42%
44%
23%
240
36%
Jan
44%
Feb
280
22%
Jan
24 Va
Jan
8%
8%
816
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
26%
Columbia Gas System
1
3,021
10%
Feb
15%
Jan
Duquesne
5
8%
2,299
26
5
25%
Mar
29
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
1959 % Mar
Co
Brewing Co of Pgh—
Duquesno Light Co new
Equitable
37
38%
5,907
34%
Feb
38% Mar
80%
81%
673
75
Feb
86%
Jan
22%
23
4.236
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
Plymouth
24%
22%
24%
7,621
19%
Jan
24% Mar
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
Feb
Feb
Pirrsbi-ruii
Insurance
Brewina
Co
Oil
210
23%
27% Mar
United
30% Mar
36
Jan
U
21%
22%
2,847
21 % Mar
25%
Jan
Vanadium
30
29%
17%
3oy4
3,864
27%
Feb
32
Jan
17%
495
17
Jan
19%
Jan
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Low
&
& Fdry
Chemical
10
83
X
9
Co
Alloys Steel
"6%
*
Co
a
■»
eb
79%
83
324
8%
d%
"271
28%
36
31%
33%
19
6%
39
77 y2
13
15%
Jan
15% Mar
74% Jan
7
Jan
37/a
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
84%
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
39
33%
Feb
468
6%
30
450
27% Feb
29 Va Jan
16
20 '/*
Feb
6,000
100
Jan
5%
39
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
Mar
39
Mar
va
314
32%
Jan
35 Va
80 Va
1,030
70%
Feb
80% Mar
34
Low
4%
pfd
preferred
pfd
ArgUb Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
a21
44%
—50
40%
—50
High
29%
25,487
a20%
a21
15
44%
45%
2,025
42
60
39
40 Va
1,155
87%
29
28
50
Can
27%
42
•
of
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
30-,,
46
Jan
39 y2 Mar
17%
Jan
MARCH 6
4%%
High
100
720
-33%
77%
Par
Range Since Jan. l
Low
High
"
3%
15%
18%
32%
10
12.50
15
3%
28%
5
1
15
15%
3%
Va Mar
MARKETS
ENDED
Aluminum
for Week
Shares
4,916
Engineering
Glass
S
15
1
Aluminium Ltd
Sales
j
5
2.50
5
658
39 va
Jan
14% Jan
Corp
31%
Par
35 y2
15
9% Mar
41
Feb
97
5
27%
of Prices
25
39%
15%
Corp
27
Range
824
15%
(Pa)
Co
common
30%
WEEK
26%
39%
Pittsburgh
21%
FOR
25%
8.50
Co
22%
9
23
_._5
Gas
Natco Corp
Old Republic
High
5%
Feb
4%
Low
7,413
53%
1835
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
Jan
Blaw-Knox
Shares
7%
Feb
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
—1
Co
38%
27%
Week's
of Prices
9%
44%
16
Jan
10
Cork
Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
.
1
$2,000
5
101%
4,729
Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
stocks
72% Mar
11% Mar
Low
High
27% Mar
32%
20%
22
Jan
32%
Feb
Jan
40% Mar
Jan
47
88%
47 %
295
47
175
46
•
32%
31
34%
5,436
31
•
29%
29
29%
2,165
25%
Jan
29%
.—10
qiv4
60%
61%
1,416
57
Jan
61%
.
71
Jan •'.
Jan
Mar
Feb
43
-50
,
Jan
45%
42% Jan
41% Jan
■
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8814 Mar
48
Jan
36
o
—
Feb
•
23%
23 va
455
23
Feb
23%
11 Va
—
•
11%
300
11
Jan
11% Jan
21
21
100
Banque
2
Mir
Bank
nf
Mnnf.rAnl
1ft
57
55%
57
3,070
53
Feb
57
Mar
Bark
of
Narva Scotia.
IB
69
67 %
69
1.295
65%
Jan
69
Mar
5.75
5.50
5.75
8.815
5.15
Jan
1
a
Jan
—
•
54%
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.
ser
40%
-28
56
—•
BONDS
Baltimore
Jan
common
,
r,.
Feb
Sale Price
44.
210
200
Feb
8,
45 Va Feb
704
8
40
lOo
common.
35%
Last
page
47
7%
38%
•
American Stores Co__
58%
STOCKS
see
46
7%
38%
J
■'
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304
Friday
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Alfoma steel
98%
171
Prieea Shown Are Expressed In Canadian
Dollar!
common.
Feb
,
Wood
1.167
5
a
89
568
Montreal Slock Exchange
Acadian-Atlantic Sugar
2,113
53
RANGE
Paper
94
12 vb
■
CANADIAN
Foe footnotes
"•'
■
Alan
2
preferred
93
93%
Last
2,230
1
Transamerica Corp "Ex dist"
Trans World Airlines Inc
54% Mar
Friday
in
common
Jan
Sale Price
11%
_*
Inc
46%
.12%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
72%
500
preferred
979
.1
—;
70
•
Textron Inc common
CI"-®
(Un)
10%
_8
(Un)
54%
11%
26'%
26
26%
4V4
4%
4%
1915% 1915% 1959%
38%
38%
1
25
28
Sulphur Co
53%
1
1
Gas Transmission
54%
53
11%
25
(Un)
Jan
1
(Un)__
7 80
Products
Telautograph Corp
Power A
Corp
Jan
59%
5
Sunset
42%
Jan
52%
1
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
409
Jan
46%
60y8
1
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Btudebaker Packard
53 Va
10% Jan
Jan
t
.
Radio
Mar
10
common
51%
>
"
69% Mar
68%
(Un)
680
5
(Un)~.
com
Tube
11% Mar
31%
"
_
»
Statham
Instruments
Btauffer Chemical Co
24%
7,330
15,439
6%
(Un)
1% Mar
1% Jan
100
12%
Jan
54
r
__2
Standard
26,011
12%
25
Jan
63%
""
(Un)
Feb
41%
-.1%
Mar
22%
041/?
•
California
38%
43% Mar
42% Jan
STOCKS
BOo
Inc
H Jan
Jan
Jan
-
38%
(Un)__!__
of
Jan
—
Feb
»/4
49%
4
Co
Jan
Feb
ia0
41 Va
804
•
in
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
.Wnniwnrth .■!* W'
-Uni
Jan
60%
42
~~
1.
Oil
02
59%
100
Yellow Cab Co common
Zenith
20c
Brands
Jan
1,219
Jan
36
I
Standard
36%
%
Illlft
1-16%
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un)—
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)—
Youngstown Sheet &
75
II
Standard
Jan
Jan
j)31
l
Pacific Ry Co____
Western Union Telegraph (Un)_
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Feb
10
Z
38%
60%
Western
51%
75
~
common
Jan
43%
40y4- 41%
1%
1%
l
,
30% Mar
23
38%
35 y2
*"%'
Life
Preferred
Feb
Jan
59%
"Jo
(U11)
Coast
50% Mar
35%
43 Ya-
Insurance (Un)„._ft
West Kentucky Coal Co
(Un)_.
Western Dept Stores
2B0
West
64% Mar
5
~
ft
132% Mar
; 44 y8 Feb
80 y2 Mar
Ry (Un)
Co
1,107
10%
Jan
/
Jan
ZT.
Bperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
of
36%
16%
52
series
36
Jan
lOo
new
Feb
5
Petroleum
(Un)
Co
326
Jan
I
Oil
1,226
74%
-
Oil
40%
19
(Un)
Standard
•
50% Mar
x
Southern Railway Co
Jan
30 Ya
Jan
Petroleum
Preferred
f
•
Jan
10
Calif
34%
2
y
Feb
46%
101
Westates
■t
Jan
23%
38%
HI
34%
Oil
Jan
new
Calif Gas Co Dfd
1,070
Sugar Go ;(Un)
Corp of America (Un)
I Victor Equipment Co
Washington Water Power
Jan
1,172
consol
47%
•
Standard
19 Va
168
2,291
2.50
preferred
'38
(Ua)
common—
59%
•
preferred
36%
508
Feb
41%
1
21%
Corp
Pacific
3.25
Feb
Jan
50%
/4
"
36%
(Un-)___I_
275
997/.
4.32%
Feb
47%
,
*""'8
4.78%
2.15
16%
149
635
Co
Tidewater Oil
349
Jan
Corp
Universal
Jan
577
B (Un)
Inc
6,421
1,053
Vanadium
Feb
5%
22
Calif Edison Co
common
preferred
Thriftimart
2,614
89%
Jan
80%
.
$1.25
16%
Jan
4%
21
-
Gulf
16%
165% 167%
27%
27%
55%
86%
700
2U
1
Solar Aircraft Co
Texas Co
2.85
16%
1
Electrlr
2.80
j
-
38
129 V* 132 %
42%
31% Mar
'•
1,526
1
1
50%
37 Va
Utah-Idaho
8y4 Mar
Jan
79%
Sinclair Oil Corn (Un)
Tennessee
1,075
1
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Texas
38
5%
in
Inc
45%
37 Va
Inc
5,853
Co
Bmith-Corona-Marchant
•vivaria
89%
I500
B
Co
Jan
4% Feb
52
8 Steel
Corp
Oil
50%
I"
Shell
&
70%
l
Transport & Trading N Y
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Swift
Mar
~~~50c
(Un)
Inc
64
89%
5%
Co
Water Co
Spiegel
Jan
1
Servomechanisms Inc
Southern
23 y4
•
Seaboard Finance Co
Bears Roebuck & Co
Bervel Incornorated
Bouthern
Jan
20
Schering Corp (Un)
Southern Co
22%
*
__Z
Feb
50 %
Co:
30%64%
—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Bchenley Industries (Un)
Southern
100
Fruit
62%
Co
Bt Regis Paper Co
(Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com:.
4.88%
U
8
St Joseph Lead <Un)__
Bt Louis-San Francisco
Southern
Jan
30%
1
Aircraft common
Class
25
16%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Shasta
24% Feb
Jan
Aircraft
Cuban
United
49%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
(Un)—_20
Paper
26 % Jan
493
Plywood Corp
U S Rubber (Un>
29
United
United
c
64%
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un)
Scott
Jan
265
~~
"I
123%
130
28
Inc
50%
(Un>
Realty
Manufacturing
Stores
.25 V4
United Air Lines
Jan
'114 116%
1——I
Reynolds Tobacco class
Bafewav
605
Jan
Mar
__2
_
(Un)_
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
Revlon Inc
Rexall Drug Inc Co—
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Rohr
a25
2,519
•
Feb
U S
13
.5
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Oil
26
28
-
31,871
:
37%
United Park City Mines Co
(Un)
U S Industries Inc common
Jan
65
1
r
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Richfield
27% Jan
25
335
Jan
"5
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
Oil
25% Jan
253
40 y8
1
(Un)
Ranch
777
26
•
'
Pure
Rheem
25%
28 y» h
8%
1
12.50
Pullman Inc
Rice
Feb
25%
25%
53%
27%
50
Pulp
Co
-
•
—
& Timber
(Un)-Lj
Oil
United Gas Corn
2.80
.
Co
Ltd
Procter «fc Gamble
Puget
Jan
89%
1
—
(Un)__—
Mill
31 ya
331/30
Petroleum
Pioneer
Jan
11%
1,833
5%
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philip Morris
31
64
1
Bottlers(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Corp
Jan
53%
100
Pepsi-Cola United
Phllco
65%
-""7
»
33y8c
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
,
39% Mar
Feb
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific. Tel & Tel common—
-
23 y4
Feb
61
*
Pan American. World
Airways
Pfizer
Jan
33%
400
53%
*
Co
19%
022% a23J/8
a22y2 a22%
:•
Pacific Northern Airlines,
Pacific Oil & Gas
Development
Pennsylvania RB
Pepsi-Cola (Un>.
1,080
3,983
3,179
31%
a25
_2
common
1,630
10
65%
.„lo
Inc
Lighting Corp.
40
12.50
common
39%
"
25
Va Feb
37%.
High
.
Feb
27
;•
m
28%
25%
25
39
1,330
IlO
(Un)
64%
25
Indemnity Co_
Pacific
Pacific
Sugar
285
31%
I
Union Pacific Ry Co
Union
42%
30%
Hi
(On)
.37%
-
25
preferred
Union Oil Co of Calif
49 y2 Mar
Low
High
42%
j
31
65
25
.
Feb
Jan
8
Feb
LOW
j
;
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Union Carbide Corp
44 y4
Jan
tUn)
(Un)'
22
31%
25
1st pfd class A
red 1st pfd
Warrants
63% Mar
Jan
7
42%
Par
4 Va Mar
21 %
39
25
red
6
13
21%
2B
,
MARCH
..TrirContinental Corp
12%
-f
,
common
40
325
47 y8
Feb
60% Jan
312
~7
b
preferred
1st pfd
42
5
preferred
red
5 ca>
42
-
3V4
103
47%
&
Pacific Gas.& Electric
6% 1st preferred.,
63%
ENDED
21% Mar
121,050
a
62%
WEEK
High
15% Jan
960
0
Aggregates
Pacific -Clay Products^
j,
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4\
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Low
•
20
American Fisheries
raciiic; cement
3%
63%
_•
;
21%
4
12
.
High
-20%
(Un)___—20
Occidental
Ohio
Low
al8
al8
25
12% Jan
18
Feb
38%
38%
39%
1,425
35% Jan
39
Jan
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Ltd
Canadian
National
Feb
Jan
5.75 Mar
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1164)
Monday, March 9, 1959'
.
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Far
Provincials
Banque
(Canada).
Lev
—It
Power
A
51
Oil common
99c
1.10
138,011
44
45
310
50
165
6%
*
6%
6%
2,376
6%
6%
10,529
41%
5,663
40% Mar
49
Feb
41
41%
1,840
39% Jan
44%
Feb
41%
red pfd_100
cum
preferred
Columbia Forest Products
Placer Development
49%
Jan
50%
Feb
Powell
Jan
7
Feb
Power
Jan
6%
Jan
35
86%
Jan
89%
Jan
42
Jan
47%
Feb
17
17 %
1,060
12% Jan
18
Feb
40
6,909
35% Jan
40
45%
13%
14%
40% Jan
13% Feb
14%
Jan
38%
37
38%
618
37
Feb
39
Jan
79
88%'
90
540
Jan
90
35
37
4,248
32% Jan
37
28%
414
26% Jan
28%
12
700
12
12
37
37%
1,215
99
99
200
2ft
25
25
140
42
40
580
Mar
Feb
37%
Jan
100%
Feb
25%
Jan
43
Jan
25
Jan
40
Mar
5 Vo
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
5.00
5.00
5.10
7,370
4.40
Jan
5.10 Feb
39
a38% a38%
3,822
35%
Jan
39%
Jan
Series
5
35% Jan
38%
Feb
Series
15
Jan
Sherwin
12% Jan
5.15
5.25
220
5.15 Mar
20
Feb
25
Jan
18% Jan
20
Jan
Southam
Jan
31
325
29% Jan
8% Jan
32%
4,250
11% Mar
Steer Co
all% all%
75
9% Feb
10%
100
11%
9% Jan
32
33
455
25
12%
12%
400
12% Mar
a7%
a7%
25
7%
Feb
17%
17%
908
15 %
Jan
78
78
25
78
Mar'
22
23
2,470
20
Feb
46%
47
467
46
Jan
al3% a 14%
55
13% Jan
5,944
27'/a Jan
•
—■
17%
_
International Power
•
s
50
.
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian OH Comnanles common
1953 warrants
22%
46%
e
*
29%
29
29%
Eaulpment
13
22
22
22%
925
22
Feb
23%
12 Yt
Jan
14%
815
1,085
14
850
11
Jan
Smelting!—I—*
21%
20
21%
6,414
20
Mar
3.25
3.25
200
97/s Feb
2.25 Jan
•
Co
21
21
460
e
a20
a20
90
18% Jan
a57
a57
10
23%
24%
615
ZZ
JZ
Ltd
•
•
19
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Dairies common
preferred
Dominion Foundries A Steel
4.25
200
4.00 Jan
2,152
32% Jan
23%
23%
24%
5,450
21%
475
7%
21'A
8%
525
6
Feb
22
22
2
22
Mar
46%
47%
752
i *■
com
-Preferred
•
46%
ioo
Rights
Class
>,
B
4.10
21
Jan
A
Lumber
Jan
24 V*
Feb
Canada Packers Ltd class A.
19% Jan
22
Feb
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Food Prod Ltd
34%
41%
Jan
J6% Mar
22
Mar
47% Mar
21%
21%
e
90
89%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—.*
/16%
16%
Donohue
Dow
Du
Dupuls
Eddy
Freres
40
24
24
25%
'1,878
class
/ 8
8%
525
10
10
200
28%
29
125
_•
8%
•
„e
A
28%
;
Gatlneau Power
5%
preferred
26
Feb
L)
7%
Jan
10
Feb
8% Mar
10
Feb
East
Goodyear Tire &
17%
18%
510
14
Jan
18% Mar
1.60
,100
al9
25
23
780
55%
195
15%
17
35
15,522
1,080
7.80
8.40
2,960
40%
102
8
1.30
Jan
1.75
Feb
3.50
Jan
19%
19%
" "40
40
-80
Bav Mining.
Imperial Investment class
Lambert
Jan
Loblaw. Groceterias Co
Ltd
Class A
Jan
17
Mar
Jan
35
Feb
London
Jan
41
Mar
common
Class B 2nd pfd.
Canadian
2,660
53%
53%,
50
52
Feb
53% Mar
85
25%
Jan
32%
Xhdua Acceptance Corp common
Warrants
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
45
1,645
19
Feb
21
Jan
45
460
40
Jan
15
40
Jan
Quebec Power Co Ltd
a45
a23
a23
50
213/4 Jan
23
Feb
43%
43%
44%
RAM
13%
43% Mar
13% Jan
Jan
13%
3,208
3,773
46%
13%
14%
Feb
Reitmans
5%
5%
505
Feb
37%
391/4
3,335
al3%
Bronze
common
International Paper common
International Pete Co Ltd
International Utilities
Z*
89%
92%
92%
5.356
121 121%
I
8hop
Jan
Southern Canada 6%
Milling 7%
Candy Shops—
Jan
17% Jan
a—
83%
20%
Power
Structural Steel
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Jan
92% Mar
1213/4 Mar
110
113
Jan
40
725
39
Mar
30
3,625
a
50%
40
Mar
30%
Jan
55
Jan
Western
13%
Jan
Windsor
Hotel
2,425
Jan
30
29%
30
735
28
Jan
30
Mar
121
Feb
123
121
121
20
27%
28
100
10%
10%
485
32
32
32
245
(Robt) class A
Moteon Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
_•
•
98% 100%
2*
A
Drug A Chemical
com
Breweries
National Steel Car Corp common.
Noranda Mines Ltd
•
For footnotes
see
page 44.
Feb
14%
Jan
36% Mar
89%
Jan
100% Mar
■73/4 Feb
Feb
25
Jan
51%
28
50
25%
Jan
28
7%
734
V
7% Feb
17
»
6
Feb
Feb
Mar
",7% Mar
340
538
■
-8
Jan
42
Feb
43
Jan
72
100
43
75%
Jan
75% Mar
46,292
i
Mining and
Oil
1,180
4.50
Jan
614
27,%
Jan
22%.Mar
.12%
13
385
-11%
Feb
13
20%
20.%
;
a
19%
18
,
150
30
-
20
,
a—
20%
-90c
Jan
Jan
18
725
-
129 --
*
10
-
-40
40%
11% .,12%:
163/4
10
-
127
,
'90
20% F4<b
.
13L
Jan
17 y8
44
137a
15% Jan
3,150
Jan
•
30%
Feb
11 % Mar
" "4,310 "
•
•
17%
7
Feb
14%
Jan
1
32 %>
Feb
32 %• Feb
8 ""
52 "
Jan
62
.
15% Jan
Stocks—
-
Alta
Feb
15
■
Ana con
—2
Ltd
Lead
Feb
Feb
Atlas
—
47% Jan
49%
Jan
12%
935
10% Feb
12%
3.75
3.95
Feb
Aull
1,480
2.50 Feb
25
25%
1,416
22%
Metal Mines Ltd—
1,600
Lttll
30
46
Jan
50
Bate^rnan Eay Mining Co
Jan
430
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
27
Jan
30
Feb
Bellechasse
16
Jan
15% Mar
19
57%
Feb
Jan
35c
"Feb
Feb
13c
Jan
,
Feb
Bluewater
Feb
Bonnyville Oil A Refining Corp
Gas
Ltd
Z
52,000 1
89c
1
6%c
6%c
60c
57c
70c
7%c
7%c
—_1
_1
21%c 21%c
Jan
33c
5c
Jan
Jan
8c
Feb
6c
Jan
Jan
55c
Feb
4%c Feb
10c
Feb
99,150
8c
1
10%
Feb
9.00 Mar
25c.
25,000
1.05'
•98c
_
Jan
9c
5c'
-5c"
Jan
Mar
56c
i-1
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Ohibougamau Mines Ltd
Bibis Yukon Mines Ltd
Oil A
•
4c
1.15
22,020
12c
1
Jan
Jan
78c
10c
2,000
Mines
Mar
18c
7c
5c
Barvaflee
Jan
~40c
10%c Jan
4%c Jan
25,000
L
Jan
12,033
8c
Ltcl
Jan
Feb
19c
SVbc
73c
♦
16%
14
5%c
73c
8c
Feb
Jan
-
8c
19%
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6c
1
42
16
6c
5c "
1,100
17% Jan
52 W
Jan
•
16,000
40% Jan
1,465
12c
27c
1,290
3.176
8%c Jan
9.25
18%
17%
72c
2,200
25c1
18%
57%
3,900
9.00
18%
17%
1.08
25c
Mines
54%
1.00
10%c 10 %c
9.15
Gold
57%
1.00
1
Band-Ore
17%
10,000
1
Jan
Jan
17c
*
263,4
Jan
17C
1
^
22% Jan
15
17c
1
•
400
15
81,000
Bailey Selburn Oil A Gas Ltd cl A
1,600
50
40c
Baker Talc Ltd
42
200
28c
Jan
25%
15%
"35c
27
41
15%
800
12c
4.00 Feb
-;-3.ao Mar
6,200
1
12%
Jan
Jan
3.80
14%
20c
Mines (Ltd
Antbonian Mining Corp LtdArno
Mines
Ltd
Sulphur A Iron Cor Ltd—"
Augustus Exploration Ltd—
145
3.30
3.60
14%
1
10
Jan
3.75
1
-
590
107
Feb
'
Mar
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365
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24
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10% Jan
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Jan
590
23%
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29
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Union Gas of Canada Ltd-.:
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13
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51
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Traders Finance
a
39
121
Jan
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Lewis Bros Ltd
30
9
21
Texaco Canada Ltd—/
29%
•
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15
39
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30
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192
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25
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Interprovincial Pipe Lines
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Latoatt Limited (John)
Lawrence
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A
124
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20
50
i
St Maurice Gas Inc_2i
39
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Feb
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18
108
950
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com
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115
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Jan
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743
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47
113
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20
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192
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120
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Jan
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48
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19
45%
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Warrants
Feb
—.
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123A Jan
Feb
17%
250
113
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3,185
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38
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48
11
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Jan
191%
.
Royal Rice Mills Ltd™
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Newfoundland Light A Power Co Ltd-10
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34%
13%
115%
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375
7,680
19
45
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3,828
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42% Mar
Premier
1
37
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16%
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Feb
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Jan
43%
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Feb
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,
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63
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41
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50
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25
Mar
Jan
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43.3/4
Feb
16
31 v
56
Jan
48%
27
24% Feb
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8
Jan
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43%
108
103
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56
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25%
7%
36
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,
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8% Jan
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1.60
3.95
3.60
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44
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Jan
3,000
25
-
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5%
1,395
2a
3,240
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Investment
I
$1.40 preferred
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7%
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Jan
7%
30c
Jan
37%
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8.95
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25
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14%
55% Mar
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51%
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32
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48
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2
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Paul Service Stores Ltd
Hudson
Jan
45'
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45
common
34%
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19% Mar
100
,
40% Feb
•
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100
:
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3.90 Jan
Feb
34%
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42%
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10
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Jan
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104
16
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Jan
6,100
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303/4
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19
10
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100
516
2,320
35
Jan
4.70
3:60
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Co
Jan
8
60%
Motor
19
108
60%
Mfg Ltd
22%
100
15%
•
1,595
27
55
60%
50
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103
108
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preiexrea
41
101
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100
34%
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55%
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v
31
1,300
7%
3.95
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Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd..
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
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Jan
(R
29
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Morgan & Co
19%
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61
41
preferred
Montreal
Crain
61
common.
General Bakeries
B
Feb
19
Jan
7.80
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40%
Jan
It
Mitchell
Feb
Jan
15% Jan
•
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class
Ltd
40
Jan
Jan
16%
Mar
1,880
5.55
26
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Consumers Gas
,
9%
54
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26
27
5.25
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56%
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25
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51
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25
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574
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1.355
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78% Mar
Ma
Sugar Co Ltd
preferred
Fleet
Foundation Co of Canada
bto
20% Jan
11% Mar
18%
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French petroleum pfd
steel
Jan
40
Heating Prod class B
(T H) 4.16% pfdPlayers Canadian Corp
General
20
18
Estabrooks
5% %
17% Mar
40
Corn
Motor
Feb
Jan
18
Enamel &
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90%
14%
•
Eddy Paper common
Class A preferred
Famous
Jan
84% Jan
«
,
Kootenay Power
Match
Electrolux
22%
2,416
33,460
1,000
4,406
in
;
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East
Jan
90
17%
11%
Ltd
Bros
Brewery
1,314
20
11%
12
Jan
68%
Feb
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd—
21%
11%
Feb
Feb
10
'
5%
*
71
Jan
100%
'•
Feb
37% Mar
Jan
65
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Feb
137
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52%
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21% Jan
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20
132
40
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Feb
20
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Belgium Stores Ltd common
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23 Mi
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Jan
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Jan
4.25
92
:
43
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'
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101%
20
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23%
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Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
Jan
36%
7,240
19%
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Jan
Dominion Stores Ltd
.Feb
35
Jan
'
.
253/4
50
Feb
88
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42
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600
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101
I
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Jan
22%
20
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30%
35
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70
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98
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common
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88
,
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Feb
34%
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A
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class
(Geo)
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14
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88
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10%
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Anglo-Can Pulp A Paper Mills Ltd™*
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5
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Corp Ltd
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34%
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60
4.25
35
Feb
79% Mar
•
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24% Mar
Jan
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*
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—
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>
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1,490
26%
•
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3,961
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34
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Jan
27
10%
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Feb
13%
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10
20% Feb
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,
Jan
11%
g
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Mar
21
275
415,
f,
•
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Jan
13%
•
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Weston
Feb
14%
14
Distillers
Jan
12% Feb
11%
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-
;ro.%
50
101/4 >.-10%
25%
Bank
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham
14% Feb
29% Feb
11%
12%
a_
47%
31% Mar
12%
'15
19.433
11
70
1
100
United
Jan
Jan
14
class
Jan
24
Feb
11%
Class E
80
10%
13%
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Triad
28%
*
Corbys class A
Trans Canada
Feb
400
e
-
Jan
11%
e
Coghlln (B J)
Combined Enterprises
8%
31%
12%
;
Jan
125
78%
Texaco Canada Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
11
e
Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian Vickers
5%Yo
Feb
Jan
30%
li
Canadian
class A
preferred'
33
11
6,932
1,152
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■•48 Y2
Jan
.
3,075
i
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of
14%
31
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■3§3/4. Feb
—
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Standard Structural Steel.
Feb
20
•
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Jan
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Feb
12
32
.38-
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100
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12%
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30
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preferred/
Simpsons
1,565
24
Feb
,^40«4&.t40i%' /.42
33%v '• 33%' '33%
50
50
:
7% preferred
10%
Morse
4%%
Williams
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30
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preferred
4%
B
19%
I
Zellerbach
Jan
A
Mar
42
19
16%
a99
100
1*
:
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Class A
a24
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5.50
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18%
19%
14
Feb
13
690:
156
*19%Q:
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r
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,
278%: 79%
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:
Shawinigan Water tz Power common—*
common
Jan
14
—:
12% Mar
Feb
Jan
•88
i'.»X
1*
57% Mar
13%
Feb/.•
83
,
50%
Jan
45%
40
Z Z.,.561
78%
*
:
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ag
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Consolidated Mining A
Consolidated Textile
class
Feb
e
preferred
Farm
A
Corp common
10%
»
Canadian Cottons common
Paclflo
Cement
St Lawrence
54
13%
"7
.
St Lawrence
-
1,155
38
Feb
66% Feb
Jan
2,968
.
43
4%" Jan
25
4%%' preferred
.100
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd. commoh—-J——•
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34%
class A
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Jan
Feb
43%
——
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11
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low, ^10%
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;
33
Jan
36%
1,090
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:
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1,050
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preferred..
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43%
43%
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Jan
36%
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50
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(A V) (Canada) common.
V
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38%
Canadian Celanese common
$1.75 series
Canadian Chem & Cellulose-
Industries
Preferred
Roe
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•
;
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18%
Jan
•
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:
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Jan
98
Transport common
preferred
"18%
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47%
;;
100
——
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Canadian Hydrocarbons
.42%- 42%
57
common
Canadian Fairbanks
>
Mar
27
42
42%
20o
;
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Mar
36%
Canadian Biltlsb Aluminum.
Bronze
5%
46% Feb
13%
5,122
1,118
•
31-% ^31 %
11
10%
:
Ores
preferred
Provincial
Jan
43
100
1
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
4%
Feb
46
12.50
65
2,225
1,870
11
_•
Company
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
•
Feb
40
150
37
31 38
'
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Corp of Canada
Iron
400
1,530
35%
>
_1
;
common
Premium
Feb
10%
36%
44% Feb
Feb
1534
1034
..
35%
*
;
40
2,957
'
10%
—
Tubes
River
6
12
5% preferred
Canadian Bank of Comm»w
Rights
Penmans
6
225
it
1
•-
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46%
90
Malting 4%% pfd
Canada Steamship emwmnw
Davis
Jan
Warrants
Page-Hers?y
1.10 Mar
28%
Canada
Crown
45
38%
mmmnn
Forglngs common
Canada iron Foundrlee common
4%$< preferred
Cockshutt
Jan
41%
Canada
Canadian
Mar
43%
43
■
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'99c
39%
•1.30 preferred
Canadian
Feb
Z
Canada Cement
6%
Feb
44
High
180
16%-
44' "
v
15%
•
51%
Jan
Low
44
15^4
44
-
^
High
Low
•
common
Petroleums.:
Pacific
Jan
41
I
•
Mills
47%
m
■
6
Ogilvie" Flour
Jan
17%
Company
Building Products
Calgary Powat common.
Canadian
5.15
yy
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Brown
Canadian
3.40 Mar
Jan
37
'
a87 a88%
•
British Columbia pqwwp
British Columbia
Mar
46%
50
MARCH
•
33
41%
"
50
preferred
British
39,553
49%
§
British Col Elec 4 3A%
5%
25
43%
50
Paper
4%%
51
41%
45
Brazilian Traction Light A Power
British American Bank Note Co
American
13,265
40%
preferred
preferred
Bowatei
4.60
Zco
5%
ENDED
Par
3.40
41%
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f
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British
WEEK
3,155
6%
Paper class A
leiepnone
5Y2%
FOR
High
35%
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Bathurst
Bo water
Low
33
4.30
Rights
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High
35 Vt
42c
Jan
84c
Feb
-1,500
6c
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11c
Feb
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-
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46c
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15 %c
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56c
Mar
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1
48c
53c
167,850
33c
Jan
.21%c Mar
70c
Jan
60c
Jan
41*
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63c
660
58c
Feb
69c
Mar
10(kc
Jan
42c
Jan
34
6c
29,500
8.70
9.30
2,300
5.30
1.60 "1.67
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2.20
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5c
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2.75
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28
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5.15
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69
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85.100
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44,332
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1.72
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30c
1.85
1.85
OH/1
Oils Ltd
3.60
22c
1.30
EKi—
Feb
5c
Jan
16 Va Mar
Mar
30c -• Jan
3.00
J
Limited--;———1
Mines
Hosco
Nbw
;
-
25c
21
43
Barcelona
t
411
44c
Mar
55c
:Jan
21
•
3.10 Mar
,;Jan
4,000
Clc
33c
60c
1.25
15c
59c
.
| Montgary Explorations Ltd——.— I.
21
•
Yellowknife
/ 1.31 Mar
137k1' Jan
Jan
19c
Steels
Jan
Feb
32
1
Atlas
94
Jan
99c " Jan
49c
27% Mar
16c
Cons Resources
7c
-VFeb
12c
:
34c
36,803
Mines
Antlies Imperial
12q
rFeb
2.90
1.20
.
Monpre
89 ik
2.85
1.30
93,079
Apex
Aumaque Gold
2.85 '•
,—L. 1.25 A
49c
29%
36c
Atlas
1.40 Mar
Jan
45c
277k
28 7k
Jan
Jan
12c
Mar
39 Va
26c
Jan
20c
Feb
Feb
24
- *•-
4,500
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
36c
Aumacho
Jan
Jan
19%
35%
53
Feb
15c
49c
99
--
19
39c
1.10
44,500
4,612-
Jan
Jan
9'/kc Feb
900
.
3,934
39
12%
10c
"
30
24
78c
Explor
337a
Feb
997k
22
38'A
Jan
50% Jan
28c
Feb
997k
23
Feb
Mar
34c
Feb
4'kc
16%
36c
Mar
8'/kc
61c
Feb,
:
17c
Mines
26c
1,000
Jan
14
61c
1474
1
Rouyn
66c
10.000
43c
12,465
55c
147k
2.80 Feb
126
Jan
6c
21,235
Feb
24%
1,884
Jan
12c
.
Jan
10
Associated
30Vo Mar
Jan
21%
1274
Atlantic
20 '/a
2.00
12,961
517 k
Feb
Jan
13,925
10
Feb
19% Mar
2.65
237k
72c
Ashdown Hardware class B—
26
2.35
12'%
10c
930
Mar
3.75
51%i
23c
30 VB
Jan
18c
2.70 Jan
Jan
12%
42c
1,200.
t
.
53c
Jan
15,575
.
387k
•
Jan
"
17c ;
American
15c
500
1934.: -195,k
Jan
9c
31,000
3.25
55c
*
Anglo Huronian
Jan
J
23c
45c
-18c
1.02
-
72c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
17c ' Feb
Jan
8,330
51c
10c
-
•17c
Asamera Oil
Jan
Jan
68c - Jan
11117.1
Petroleums
Jan
7.25
6'/kc" Jan
35c
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
5
Mid-Ghibougamau Mines Ltd_;—u.
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd- ————*
Mogador Mines Ltdj——
.—w——1.
r
30%
3,000
;»
:
4c
Feb
6.100
,
ic
187k
6.25 Mar
18
59c
I_20o
10c
167 k-Mar
3.80 Mar
4''
Jan J
I*
Mines
$2.40
100
86c
Jan
Jan
50C
Nepheline
Feb
375
8c
-
I
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Jan
1,745
55c
,:./",
Mar
Jan
3.15
12%
52c
355
.
.11.334
Jan
21%
H*
Aluminium Ltcl
53c
5',kc
128,975
18
55c
14%
m
44c
17
19%
1
5
Medallion Petroleums Ltd
1
2,000
-3.80
'
47c
100
80c
11.000
21c
.—1
\
*
6C
4.10 Mar
29c
23Vo
l2_10
voting trust
Mines
'Mar
168.000
8c
> 23c
231/4 Mar
8%c Feb
3.10
'
18c
1
Aluminum Co 4Vo pfd.
IIIII25
4 7k c/o
preferred
50
Amalgamated Larder Mines__IIIIIII_l
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Zl
Anglo
48c
3.15
•
Steel
Roxana
f Feb
10c
12c
t
t
;
—_—1
Corp
Central
Aigoma
'/kC; Jan
21c
.
Oils
common
46c
35
32 Va
4 ik-0
Mining Corp Ltd
Exploration Ltd_
Mclntyre-Porcunine. Mines Ltd
Algoma
Anchor
Jan
Jan
75c
I5
debentures
Lead
Feb
7c
13c
81c
1
II
Cons
Algorn Uranium
Anacon
Feb.
11.972
53c
•
Trunk
35o
1,000
16,200
i 1,500
6.25
7iaC
1
Marpic
Pacific
American
22
2.60
Gas
Alberta
Allied
Jan
11% Feb
29,500
177k
trust
Alberta
57«
20
40
r
8c
55c
j
Corp common
$3 7k preferred
31"?u
——*
Ltd
Feb
17VaC
32»4
Ltd—-1
Maritimes
?
>
6.25
'
8c
: v
Mines
Lingside Copper Mining Co
-
16Tk
6.25
I
l Lithium. Corp of Canada Ltd
-
3.85 .Feb
•
1
——
'
55c
43c
i
6a
Ltd—-—-1
Explor Co Ltd—:—1
&
20c
300
^53c
46c
43c
of the LakesIron_——1.,
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
5
f Indian Lake Mines Ltd——1———-1
; International
Ceramic Mining Ltd—J
Min
Voting
Gold
Feb
23c
3.60
»
common
Jan
10%
2,115
„
36%
7c
*
3.75
1
Distillers
High
5,938
1,335"
217k
50c
I__.
I
40
11%
21
Low
...
21c
\
common
-
11
•
I
Ltd
Yellowknife
Explorations
Alba
Area
4.10
1
Haitian Copper Com Ltd
I Labrador
1,725
'
.4.10
7'/kc
OIL
Range Since Jan. 1
Sigh
39
>
21-
„'„•
Mines
Alberta
Jan
2314
&
Mines
Shares
,
•
Mines
Akflitclio
4c
6.500
65c
,
k
„
Ansil
6Vkc Feb
1
—
Petroleums
9'/kc Jan
10'/2c Jan
-1
Gold
Agnico
Feb
Jan
;
11
Uranium
Anglo
Jan
*
•
Agnctv Surpass Shoe
Ajax
297k Mar
"Jan
,
common
Sales
fer Week
Range
39%
Sugar
Gas
Feb
8c
„
Mines
Jan
5c
Head
Kcrr-Ac%}ison
15c
500
*
Joliet-Quebec
Acme
6c
14,500
6c
"
28
Jan
107kc Jan
-
3,500
—
I
1.35
8 Ike-" Feb
13c /."Jan
1,415
Feb
9c
—
MIU331 Ltd
*
J Jan
2,000
3,000
-
2.40
7 ike
-
.
——
| Iso Uranium Mines
2.05'. Jan
80c
9c
i
,
31'/kc Feb
7 ike
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Warrants
*Jan
9c
Age Mines Ltd
_•
Goldfields Uranium Mines Ltd——1
Gunnar
Feb
Jan
714 c
Golden
»
1
8Ike
5c
Jan
10c
19
1
1
Glacier 'Mining Ltd
21c
Feb
10c
6c " Jan
400
10c
8c
2.27
17',2: Mar
42,600
j14c
•
7Vkc Feb
8'kcv Jan
342
Mar
»
Analogue Controls
1.22
'
i
1,500
1.000
29'!)
_
—
2.15
14c
'■> Gdneval Petroleums of Canada Ltd-—
.
»
10c
Feb
4,500
28c
Jan
1
L
Ltd
i
9 Ike
1.12
10c
l
Oils Ltd
9c
283i
Copper Mines Ltd—
Mines
Feb
6c
14c
Francoeur Gold Mines Ltd——
Bay
Jan
1.05
6c
2934
) Foil tana Mines (1945) Ltd
■'} Fundy
3.15
Jan
__1
Inc
2.60 Mar
14 Vo
common
Advocate
Mar
7',kc Feb
76c ' Jan
8c
•
;
;
21c
Jan
1,000
mk
^2.40
_i
Ltd
-
12 ',k- Mar
:
j Empire Oil & Minerals Inc_,
1
1- Fab,,Metal Mines Ltd^——:
s
Jan
6c
2,350
1,600
.
2,000
28c
1
i
Feb
10c
*
'['J
-V'!
—
Mar
22c
Paper
Class A
Week's
of Prices
Low
&
Atlantic
Acadia
Mar
1.48 Mar
12c
1.00
im
17%
75c
Jan
2.15
l
Feb
Jan
.
10c
-
-•
East Sullivan Mines Lid-
Jan
92c
10C
,_1
—.
1
ti
6c
7,900
13 Ik
2.00
,
Ltd——
'•'«
7e
12 Yz
—1
—_I
Copper Co
12
65c .' Jan
1
.
9.15 Jan
9',kc Jan
43,000
l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Feb
12c
1
! Cournor Mining Co Ltd—
Dolsan- Mines
Ltd—1.
Jan
7.80
1.48
"
Jan
Mai
9.75
2.000
8c
20c
Jan
11c
39c
6Vat> Feb
3,300
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
i
1.600
8.00
23c
Jan
Jan
r
t.48
1
1 ,<
'
13c"' Feb
11c
:
—1*
—.
Jan
Mar
1914c
1
;'» Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd—
.
12
; 75c
;
l
.
9c
20c
8c
'1.48
,
11
_
Mar
Mar
Glkc'Glkc
1
;
4c
21c
71c
Mar
Power
Acadia
Jan
91c
20c
62,262
7.80
1.86
Jan
1.000
69,600
'71c
Jan
,
Last
Far
Abitibi
-
5.80
3,296
,
| Consolidated: Denison Mines Ltd
,
■■■
65c
; 1,500
7.80
*
Friday
;
Jan
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
Sale Trice
9.30 Mar
I.G0 Mar
1,000
;;16c
-
Ltd
Mines
13c
11 -?4v'V-
—1
Are
STOCKS
67kc Feb
Feb
-5.30 Mar
HH'oc lO'/kc
35c
35 c
38c
75c
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
} Cleveland Copper Corp
9c
13c
;
2,000
...
20c
'
7.35
500
,
«.
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculct Ltd—
Chiboufeamau Mining & Smelting
.
:
"4c
-
,
4'/kc Mar
'
"91c
'20c-
I
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
t
;
'
.
'
Caiwer. Quebec Explorations Limited-1
: Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—;—
•
!
5.30
91c
4c
'
.!
.
Cundore. Explorations Ltd——-L
Caaorama Explorations Ltd
1
Shown
Mar
287k
41 k c
f
Prices
Mar
100
1.60
r
63c
3.000
5.30
f
Toronto Stock
81,600
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
6
Jan
33
9.20
.
MARCH
I
15c
42c
V
10c
.!
Jan
69c
,
33
1
ENDED
High
Mar
*
i
-j,
Low
4,700
,25c
f
i" - -. Bell Cnibotuatnuu Mines Lut
i Canadian- Devonian Petroleums Ltd
Range Since Jan,
.
11c
62c
l
.
Shares
High
10c
1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—:
t
u
Mines
1
;
Calgary <& Edmonton Corp Ltd..
s
Low
WEEK
lor Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
1.80
1374
9c
9%c
8,500
17 7k
18
775
137k
1374
4,200
8c
9c
Jan
Jan
3.70 Feb
22e
2.05
Jan
Feb,
9c " Jan
39
Jan
6%c Jan
10c
Jab
16%
19
12%
Jan
Jan
fan
13%J£ar
'
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
(1166)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Oils.
Cadamet Mines
Cable
,—
Petroleum
CalalLu
17c 18 %c
*
-~1
25c
*
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
21,500
32%
33%
1,275
28%
Jan
35
Jan
88%
90
1,070
78%
Jan
90
Mar
4.15
200
3.85
Jan
9.05
8.65
9.35
4,380
10?i
10%
11%
1,620
5%
5%
230
Life
1.27
Jan
6.95
4.80
9.35 Mar
Feb
12
5%
Jan
4,472
32
Jan
37
28%
368
27
Jan
16
23
23
12
12
36%
37%
Mar
Jan
Feb
815
12%
Jan
16%
100
20
Feb
23
Mar
200
■/
12
Mar
12
Mar
1,400
217
217
180
74
74
75%
345
25
20"
•
Feb
28%
14%
36%
37
27
14%
Feb
^ 4.15 Mar
Jan
10% Mar
35'%
37
10
10
Foundries common
Associates
common—
lanada Iron
Canada
Jan
36c
55,617
94c
Bread common
Canada Mailing
Preferred
23 %c Mar
25c
77c
25
25
328
34%
37% Jan
Feb
205
Jan
Feb
217
69%
Jan
76%
25
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
2.35 Jan
1.80 Jan
—
85c
53"
•
Canada Southern
Oils warrants
—
Canada Southern
Petroleum
Jan
54
Jan
186
58
Jan
65
Feb
89
Feb
90
Jan
50c
—*
41
41
41
83
12%
12%
332
14%
•
15%
15%
lOM-c
20
57
22,582
57%
5,074
26,095
57
5.00
5.00
Breweries
Aluminium
British
A
warrants...
Class
B
warrants
3.60
Feb
40
Jan
42%
11%
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
14
7c
15% Mar
Jan
13e
Jan
54
57?s Mar
4.40
Jan
35% Jan
39'/.
Jan
35
38%
Feu
38%
5,815
50
13%
665
5.25
5.45
2,985
4.75
Jan
6.50 Jan
5.20
570
4.00
Jan
5.20 Mar
Jan
15
12% Jan
14%
14'%!
2,050
14
Feb
15
19
18%
19
1,725
18%
J<ui
19% Jan
17?;
17?;
125
17%
Feb
18
Feb
29%
31
555
29
Jan
33
Jan
15,660
11%
8%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
•
11%
10%
Canadian Chieftain
•
S
'1.30
1.28
1.40
13,700
6%
6?i
7%
8,485
4.55 Jan
—————1
78c
75c
80c
4,200
3.35
3.55
5.30
5.50
6,260
16,855
12
12
25
common
Curtis
Canadian
3.45
Wright
5.35
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Steel
Drawn
Canadian Dredge
12
preferred-,
•
30%
30%
& Dock
490
49c
53c
15,155
16%
2.65
2.60
2.88
67,775
j*
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
32
31%
Canadian High
A_
Canadian Husky
Warrants
1.60
1.55
1.70
12%
12%
12%
4,098
.
Cos
Nat Gas
45
11
1,669
6.60
65c
19,852
32%
500
7%C
Mar
Feb
40c
Feb
Jan
65c
Jan
27%
Jan
29%
Feb
95
Feb
100%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
1.00 Mar
28
Jan
7c
32% Mar
Feb
9%c
Jan
160
30
126
Jan
160
Feb
22%
500
22
Mar
24
Jan
11,358
51%
75
1.75
1.75
3,900
1.45
Jan
19c
21c
23,100
16 %c
Jan
;
19c
69c
1.22
1.24
2,002,750
2.20 Jan
50
Jan
35c
53
Feb
2.00
Feb
26c
Jan
Feb
1.24 Mar
47,980
68c
Mar
25c
Mar
55c
Jan
14c
8,275
9,200
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
85c
1.05
19,950
78c
Feb
1.05 Mar
11%
12%
9,785
9.40
Jan
12 % Mar
I,213
4.75 Mar
68c
68c
70c
25c
30c
13c
12 %c
1.05
•
12
4.75
1
com—10
.
5.00
47?;
7.70
8.00
1.46
1.53
*
5.10
Feb
101
147
100
Feb
106
Jan
100
101
930
100
Mar
101
Mar
4.80
4.60
4.90
7%
7%
335
43c
59c
100,880
55c
•
13c
15c
2.26
Zinc
50c
Jan
1.93
6,750
-
18*.
..
: 1,750
1.19
14,600
1.00
200
2.55
Jan
1-500
9,000 :
*.
8c
Jan
500
1.70
23c
70
9%C
Timber
1.75
8%c
common
8%c
1.70
IIZT
Mines '
Crestbrook
4.75
2.10
1.70
Warrants
Pershing
.
10c1
.
.
2,500
30
275
26
23
175
22% Jan
13%c
12c 14 %c
22,875
11c
.x
13 %c
13c
14c
15,071
Dacring Explorers
Daragon Mines
1
37c
34c
40c
141,750
1
45c
Davis
*
Alines
1
..
Leather
Brcwis
Deeourscy
Deer
23
Minerals
Crowpat
Cusco
—10
Mining
Gold
Dclnite
33,400
612
Jan
18c
Jan
30c
Jan
48c
Feb
33c
.
Jan
13c
Jan
50c
Feb
4.00
29c
10,100
23c
22c
25c
35,100
14c
13c
15c
10,833
34c
Jan
Jan
25c
Alar
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
74c
62c
16c
<!
67c
68c
1,200
25c
1.47
1.40
1.52
44,712
3
33?4
33?;
34 %
4,090
22 ?4
•
17%
17%
17?i
2,898
2.50
11%
Alines
Dome
Petroleum
Coal preferred
Feb
Jan
34%
Jan
17% Alar
19
Jan
2,010
24%
6?;
1.62
10% Mar
13%
Jan
21%
Jan
24% Mar
6?; Mar
7% Feb
7
305
1.28
*
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Elcctroliome
•
8
8?;
1,575
Jan
9
Jan
41
35%
41
2.529
25
Jan
41
Mar
31
Indus
8
*
common
24?;
31
3,620
13%
Jan
31
Mar
48
5,439
48
Alar
101% 101%
35
Warrants
Dominion
Foundry
Steel
&
100
Magnesium
Dominion
Scottish Inv
Dominion
Steel & Coal common
Dominion
Stores
•
11%
1,165
41?;
101
Jan
Jan
>
101% Jan
=
48
48
50
49
Jan
21%
21%
960
19 ?a
Jan
22%
Jan
•
common
48
90
89%
90%
1,762
83%
Jan
92%
Feb
•
16%
14
Jan
17% Mar
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
11% Mar
16
17%
60,947
20
23.50
20
305
48
Mar
9?»
*
common
11%
11%
11%
7,164
1
Textile
Mines
12c
11c
13c
11c
27 %c
30c
27,900
73,000
13c 14 %c
12,500
10c
Copper Co Ltd
1
30c
I
14c
East A in phi
1
14c
42,200
2,200
63
25
24
1G0
7c
8%C
60,800
15c
Feb
23 %c Jan
1.62 Jan
57
1.90 Jan
Jan
63
Mar
19% Jan
24
Feb
6c
Feb
8%c Mar
36c
33c
39c
65,321
19c
Jail
39c
Feb
21c
23c
28,300
16 %c
Jan
23c
17c
Jan
32c
Feb
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
Mar
16c
64c
Jan
76c
Mar
74c
68c
76c
1.30
1.45
74c
76c
•
Smelting
Knitting class A
1
12,600
450
2.65
53 ?b
25,400
Mines
1
1.45
1.44
1.54
44,850
1.35
Jan
1.58
Sullivan
Mines
1
2.55
2.15
2.55
16,420
2.00
Jan
2.55 Mar
1
9C
7%c Jan
10%c Jan
Eastern
Gold
Metals
Easy Washing Mach preferred
Economic Investment Trust—
Eddy
Match
Paper
Elder
;
8%C 10 %c
29
17% Jan
61
37?a
Jan
40
650
28?;
15% Mar
210
„•
27%
Jan
29 11 Mar
53
Jan
61?;
60
/
1.06
1.24
181.649
80c
Jan
45c
41c
46c
Jan
50c
Jan
14c
Jan
65,600
23c
1
11c 11 %c
14,100
10c
Jan
*
6%
6%
15C
6
Feb
29c
31c
10,300
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
1
13c
15c
72,100
9c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
29?;
28?;
6% Alar
54%,
165
1.23
Mines
Feb
7%c
7,000
14
965
33c
35c
13,195
2.00
2.25
450
11%
■_
11%
100
163% 163%
64
4.10
Jan
70c
6%c Jan
Jan
Feb
65c
Jan
99c
Jan
55?; Mar
Jan
-28
Feb
54%
55%
601
116%
116%
120
2,036
108%
16%
15%
17
II,440
14%
Jan
9%'C
9c
10c
53,000
8c
Jan
3o
34%
35
580
31%
Jan
8.00
8.30
1,000
7.75
Feb
9.00 Jan
1.90
2.00
13,430
1.80
Jan
2.10 Jan
1.99
6%
78?;
80
520
6%
7%
50
;
75
425
125
Feb
17
Jan
Mar
10%c
-39
80
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
8c
22
23%
9,650
17
Jan
8
8
325
7
Jail
!—1
1
45%
43%
47
3,443
27
Feb
60 %
61%
395
57%
Feb
63?4
Jan
1%
44%
44?;
45',;
744
44%
Feb
49%
Jan
1
1
4.05
3.95
4.25
1,280
3.85
Feb
4.25
Jan
4.05
3.85
4.15
9,090
3.40
Jan
4.10 Mar
32
32
75
14?;
16%
4,200
17c
19c
8,720
1.15
1.27
39,750
2,000
A
Steel
Wares
37c
Jan
Giant
4.00
Jan
Glacier
11?;
Feb
10% Jan
Feb
163% Mar
1,170
37,633
11c
Feb
15 %c
Feb
5,633
11c
Jan
17c
Jan
15,625
13c
Jan
16c
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
63c
27c
Jan
32c
Jan
22c
Jan
32c
Mar
6%c Jan
8%
10c
Jan
Jan
Feb
9?; Mar
Yellowknife
Glenn
Mackay
14%
Jan
3.95
Jan
Granduc
3.90
Jan
Great
Lakes
Paper-
42c
40,933
Jan
Great
Lakes
Power
45c
1,960
38c
Jan
45c
Jan
53c
8,912
48c
Feb
63c
Jan
8%c
7%c Jan
9%c
3,000
25c
1.01
21,300
440,102
4.05
4.00
4.10
19c
29c
Jan
1.05
3.50 Jan
Feb
Feb
Northern
$2.80
common
Gas
Class
B
common
Feb
57c
72c
57c
Jan
75c
-Feb
6,865
3.80
Jan
5.25
Feb
Greater
20%
22
7,402
20
Feb"
22?;
Feb
Feb
2.25
2.50
81,015
19 %C
21c
2a
Ii
89c
76c
89c
4,850
90,085
30c
29c
32c
1.50
Jan
Jan
2.50
18c
Jan
24c
Jan
63c
Jan
89 c
Mar
34c
Feb
"
12,533
25c
"Jan
22c
Feb
40c
Jan
28 %C
32c
12,200
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
40c
44c
198,851
32c
Jan
46 %c
Feb
192
192
193
45
185
Jan
194%
Feb
44
46
430
44
Mar
7
7
246
6%
Feb
7%
Feb
9
9
260
8
Jan
9-
Feb
8.65
8.75
1,000
44%..
8.50
48
9.00 Feb
Feb
34c
Jan
20c
Jan
Mar
32c
28c
34c
61.750
1.96
1.91
2.10
26,525
1.54
Jan
2.10 Mar
•
42
41
42%
2,667
35%
Jan
42% Mar
28%
28%
29
475
23%
Jan
30%
9.50
1,065
8.50 Mar
1
5%
5%
6%
5% Mar
6?k
Jan
2.75
3.05
1,210
1,795
2.75 Mar
-3;25
Jan
40
40
105
37%
Feb
41%
3.0C
2.95
3.00
1,035
2.80
Feb
3.30
Jan
17%
16%
17%
2,650
21%
Jan
6
6%
6?;
Jan
48
51
300
9?«
9?i
10
1,630
9% Feb
10% Jan
9?;
9%
10
1,165
9% Jaii
10
Jan
20c
Jan
-
Great West Saddlery
5.00
20c
Jan
Feb
50
warrants
67c
2.39
18c
21c
•
.
preferred
4.70
~
Jan
14,900
145,200
2.75
Great
67c
40c
12c
22c
8.50
4.80
42c
Feb
31c
Warrants
•
4.50 Jan
Jan
59c
19c
•
Alines
1
40c
Jan
Feb
7.45
1
Mines
Grandroy
9,970
II,100
14,173
42c
10c
Feb
12c
24c
10%c Jan
Jan
61c
9,800
Jan
5
A
Granby Consolidated
1.90 Mar
86c
Jan
*
50
•
common
Class B
3.65 Jan
21c
30c
1.33
Jan
9c
G.25 Mar
40c
class
49c
'
135,700
1.05
30c
preferred
45c
*
53c.
10c 11 %c
Goodyear Tire Canada
8,600
90c
41c
Uranium
39,722
21 %c
46c
Mines
Manllou
28,414
j
3,413
Feb
21c
3.90
47c
19c
26c
3.10
Jan
16% Mar
6.85
Alines
13%
27c
Jan
Feb
Feb
6.25
Gold
Eagle
Gordon
Mar
5c
1.25
Alines
Goldfields
4%
47
12?8
6.25
11 %c 11 %c
Feb
Jan
*
Uranium
Golden
8%
33
1
Mining
Gold ale
Gold
16
Jan
23% Mar
Feb
31
1
•
1
Mines
Gold
36c
w
common
Prospecting
1.90
53c
*
•
7
Jan
Scientific
3.75
.
class A
Genex Alines Ltd
32c
9%
12%
com
Giant Alascot Mine
1,000
-
Class
Motors
Petroleum Canada
Geo
9%c
12c
General Dynamics
Jan
149
41% Alar
37?4 Jan
105%
Feb
2.00 Mar
7% Feb
6% Jan
23
14
8,650
21%
Feb
51
44
27%
9,187
1
—*
Mines
Jan
15,937
Mining & Smelting..'
•
Consolidated Mogul
1
Consolidated Morrison Explor
..._1
44.
75
77c
Ltd
Geco
11%
32c
14 %c 15 tic
36c
Consolidated
page
145
50
67c
108
Development
30c
12c
3.80
—ri
I
49%
27%, 27-%
67c
102
Bakeries
50c
1
Mines
1.12 Jan
Jan
General
12c 14 %c
2.10
1
Consolidated Mosher
Feb
Jan
General
20,000
1
Ltd
69c
105
Feb
3.50 Mar
9%
12%
•
Ltd
31,700
100
55%
7%c
15c
7
Mines
19%c Feb
80c
35
General
13?;
34c
1
Oils
Jan
70c
45
Feb
'
Gold
13c
73c
1,427
Feb
7c
7c
13%
1
Howey Gold
7,015
18,225
108
19c
38c
_1
„
17c
102
2.85
Feb
15c
_•
.
6.35
16c
41%
Jaii
9,664
13c
>
5.90
17c
40
General Products Mfg
9?;
Arrow
Feb
6.10
101
Jan
640,637
«.
Lake
•8.25
5.90 Mar
Jan
102
21c
70c
•
Consolidated Halliwell
Jan
35c
41%
Jan
7%c
.
Mar
•
common
15c
1
Mines
6,040
17c
100
100
Power
5%
24,500
28c
Consolidated East Crest.
17c 18 %c
Jan
1.12 Feb
preferred
5%% preferred
Gatlneau
Jan
29c
-
Debentures
Frueliauf Trailer Co
14%
•
Denison
common
Jan
32c
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Ltd
FrobisliPr
preferred
12?/a
30c
Warrants
Petroleum
700
63c
Consolidated
Companies
13%
•
Consolidated
Jan
'
Fraser
General
60c
Flin
96c
*
Ltd
Mines
Fraucoeur
French
General
•
Calllman
7,920
•
10
-
Jan
•
Consolidated
1.01
-•
•
20o
A
Co
Jan
61c
Gamma
96c
100
*
class
Canada
22
17c
11%
Beta
18?;
96c
•
II
Jan
2.5(1
Consolidated
24
Feb
20
20%
53c
ZH10
Mines
Feb
17%
•
A
200
16c
National
Consolidated Bakeries
class
Preferred
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
21
68c
%
Oil.
Federal Grain
21
-
1
Mines
Alining
Jan
17c
•
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
22%.
1,855
25c
1
1
Cop
3.30
18c
•
Jan
89c
3.50 Mar
16c
Metals
Confederation Life
Jan
50
17c
Enterprises
Coniugas
29?; Mar
1,125
17%
-1
'
Tungsten
125
13
Combined
I
Fargo Oils Ltd
19,875
1
Petroleum
27% Feb
23
17?a
17c
3.50
1
Mines
3,632
22 %
17%
Warrants
3.95
13
Combined
1.65
2.50 Mar
1
Cooper
Jan
62c
•
Gold Mines
29?;
22%
-1
Falconbridge Nickel
Players Canadian.
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Faraday Uranium Mines-.
3.50
3.75
*
Reco
30c
1
Famous
of
Feb
1.35 Jan
1.15
1
Mining Ltd
Fathua
Mar
1
common
Erie
Farwcst
Jan
100
40
61
28?4
*
17,900
15%
40
20
Alines
Sol
10c
15%
10
class A
Eldrich Mines
El
10c
20
Co
3.70
*
Wlllans
80c
2.50
2.50
25
Circle Bar
Cochrane Dunlop common
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Jan
11c
Malartlc
Mar
52,434
13,050
Jan
East
Ford
18c
Feb
Mar
East
Foundation
1.70
Jan
12
10% Feb
21%
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Duvan
46
10?;
50
Preferred
Dominion
10%
5%
—•
pfd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Donalda
46%
common—*
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
47?; Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
4,100
11%
24
25
Bridge
Dominion
10%
*
Dominion
4.35 Jan
Mar
12c
•
*
Jan
25c
25c
Oils
Dome
Feb
Jan
Seagrams
Distillers
Jan
3fr
17c
27c
1
11c;
.Jan
1
Mines
Jan
23%
_l
Alines
Palmer
Devon
47c
4.25
Feb
34c
Jan
I
*
Horn Alines
Deldona
44c
4.25
i
Jan
L85
9%c Jan
10c
23
Nest
Crows
Feb
12c
Jan
28%
—10
Crown Ttust
2.25
•
Feb
23c
Jan
4.75 Mar
Jan
4.00
2.00
Jan
1.19 Alar
>2.65
,
Jan
1.82
4.75
2.08
Crec Oil of Canada warrants
Crcstaurum
3.00
12,105
7,000
23c
Craigmont Alines
Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
2.55
9c
Jan
58c
8%c Jan
9c
1.02
Feb
2.28
_20% Alar,
Feb
2.55
1.12
,
Mar
,4.21%
Jan
47c
Feb
,
16c
-
Jan
.
8
59c
.Jan
19 -i
__175
48c
■
Feb
12c
Feb
4.95
Jan
6%
2,371
20%
49c
1
21%
20
Feb
Jan
•
3.90
37,738
20?;
5.75 Mar
Jan
29%c Jan
10,625
2.13
20%
a.
34
4,170
15c
Jan
4.15
5,856
2.20
;
•
Feb
Jan
22c
1
see
101
100?;
1
1.55
63
1.45
Chrysler
For footnotes
101
loo
Bit
9.20
1.62
1
Mines
Negus
38
Cowlclian Copper
7.70 Mar
24
Cochenour
Consolidated
36%
Cournor Alining
1.05
15 %c
75a
Cbiboug Jaculet Mines
Chlbougamau Mining & Smelting
\
v
Lead
34%
1
Mac
38
20%
100
63
8c
Jan
1.07
1
Marbenor
If
preferred
14,349
14,600
47%
7.95
-
1
Mic
72c
Jari
Min
Marcus
Feb
36,955
7,465
Jan
Mines
Consolidated
Mar
84c
7c
80c
5.75
Exploration
Croinor
14c
203,815
76c
5.45
Distillery class A
Craig
Jan
14c
80c
Class B
Coulee
Jan
5.45
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Alan Alines
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Corby
Alar
19c
100
B
Conwest
15 %c
Jan
1
A
Class
Feb
-
Jan
9c
13 %c
•
1
Consumers Gas Co common
Class
18c
15 %e Feb
I,734
Basin
Sudbury
3.00
220
2.70
51%
"
Consolidated
7%c
Consolidated
Consolidated^ West
20?;
Mines
Consolidated
13c
Ltd
Petroleum
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
Chateau Gai Wines
Consolidated
27,560
20
20%
2.40
51?;
16c
Golden
22,199
16c
20%
2.40
•
20
20
Gillies
15%c
14 %c
Mines
Mines
Explorers Alliance
1.53
Consolidated
18c
12c
15c
Jan
•
Consolidated
18c
13c
1
Mine
Poplar
15%
Investments
Fenimore
18c
1
ttegcourt
Jan
1
Consolidated
1
Red
Consolidated
14%
Ltd
Bellekeno
Pershcourt
Consolidated
200
^
Allenbee
Consolidated
15
"•
Yellowknife
Jan
15
1
&
7c
15
6c
Cop
Feb
4% pfd__20
1.62
Consolidated
78%
21c
5c
Feb
Rio
Consolidated
Feb
4,191
Feb
Ltd
Commonwealth
Jan
7%
22
30c
Coldstream
Feb
78
8.50
20% Feb
"84c
Jan
6c
29%
Trust
Coin Lake
Feb
6c
27
Charter Oil
Key
Jan
6c
Feb
Central Porcupine
Con
Jan
l
*
Oils
Jan
Central Pa't Gold
Conduits
14?;
14%
Peak
23
Castle Trethewey
Colomac
1.55 Mar
12 % Mar
Jan
Consolidated
23
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Cody
Jan
35c
25
1
Mining
62c
Mar
160
j
Gold
40c
Feb
190
Mines
Kayrand
Feb
8e
26c
26
Erin
Ohesterville
Jan
19%
Jan
15,222
29%
Met Explorations
Chromium
30-%
;
7%c
Warrants
Del
52%
*6c
28c
26
Can
Central Canadian
Feb
3,166
27c
26
Oil
Corp
Jan
Feb
7c
27c
26
Exploration
Asbestos
2.80
High
Low
High
6%C
3
Mines-
Nicholson
*
Can
Chlmo
10,261
99%
11
___*
Williston
Captain Mines
32 % Mar
17% Mar
1
Canadian
CheskirK
29?'o
99
•
;
Western
Chlb
28?;
Jan
Low
Consol Northland Alines.
Flooring class A
Eureka Corp
Westinghouso
Chartered
1.00
1
;
Canadian
Canadian
Central
74c
12,203
G6.526
414,691
22%
preferred
Feb
2.50 Mar
49
MARCH 6
Consolidated
Eddy
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Class B
Cassiar
50
29c
31
Canadian Vickers
Can do re
78
72e
99
--I2I
Canadian Tire Corp common.
5V2%
25
2.90
7% Mar
11
Corp„_
Canadian Western
Jan
15% Jan
29 %
Railway
Thorium
Feb
75c
Jan
4,607
22c
Jan
Mar
32%
Mar
2.31
2,156
93
.100
12
49c
1,785
78
common
v
25% Jan
8
68c
Jan
Jan
6.05
Feb
Jan
7.10
22C
1
5% preferred V--—
1953 warrants
Pacific
5.25
10?;
17%
68c
Gold
Inca
Canadian Northwest Mincs___«
Oil
4.10
7%
-50
North
Feb
80c
17%
6.75
Jail
7%
Jan
7?u
_•
.
1.57
Jan
2.95
17%
6.80
Malurlic
Canadian
44c
5,325
8,915
Preferred
Canadian
245
—l
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
17%
_10»
Oils.
Oil
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
49%
25
40c
—20c
Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
250
40c
'
•
class
Securities
Gen
Canadian
810
2.75
49%
17%
49%
preferred -100
Canadian Food Products
Canadian
32%
2.50
Products common-.
Canadian Food
1,702
31%
I—1
Canadian Dyno Mines
64c
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
1.25 Feb
Pete
Jan
14%
25
25
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Feb
5.10
38%
4.50
•
•
common
Collieries
Jan
38
,—————
Preferred
Jan
5.35
$1%
Canadian
Jan
13%
•
com
——
class A
Canadian Canncrs
Canadian Celanese
Jali
85c
Mar
3.05
38%
13 %
25
Class
5.10
50c
38%
—•
common
Preferred
Canadian
1,300
■
10c 11 %c
~
Canadian
4,100
1,600
G5c
3.20
Rights
Feb
135
3.05
——1
Astdtta Minerals
1.05
64
54e
Canadian Bank of Commerce
$1
57
Feb
3.15
1
class 15
Feb
49
90
*_12.50
__
Canada Wire
Canadian
Jan
51
515
I
Canada Steamship Lines common
Preferred
75c
181
50
89
10
100
Canada Safeway Ltd
1,600
53%
63%
Mtge
preferred
Permanent
Canada
1.00
53
/
——
Packers class A
1,700
1.82
2.00
.
Warrants
Canada
2.00
50
Lands
Canada Oil
ENDED
Par
4.15
*
Canada Cement common
•
Preferred
———20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
—*
Canada Foils common
*
Canada Foundries & Forging com
*
•
WEEK
Feb
89
1
—
26 %c
32?i
1
Campbell Red Lake
FOR
High
Mar
84c
—
Campbell Chlbougamau
Canada
19,050
17c
23%c
87c
*
Calgury Power common
Calvan Consol Oil
Low
High
Low
Par
Great
Plains
Great
West
1
Deveioo
Coal class
•
A
•
_•
Winnipeg Gas,
Voting trust
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
—
Rights
I
-
-
.
550
-
Feb
5% -Jan
44
%
54
-Feb
13c
13c
15c
15c
Feb
•
13%
12%
13%
9,164
12
Jan
26
26
26
390
26
Jan
1.05
5,387
95c
Feb
10
26,100
"
95c
..
Feb
'
16
•
'
Feb
9.50 Mar
-
Jan
-13% Mar
27
Feb
1.28 Feb
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CANADIAN MARKETS
"
Par
Gulch
MimeA-
Gulf Leadr-Mines:
Mines
Gunnar
——
-
Low
x-
Little-&
9c
Jan
14c
Mar
9c
9c
3,000
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
McKenzle
19
Jan
McMarmae Red
Halm Brass
Harding Carpets
17
16,800
16% Mar
6.20
0.75
6.00 Feb
20
11J)00
20a
9c
-9,700
20
1
8 Vic
8%c
,*
-
47%
45%
-
48%
*
common
15
15%
15%
9%
14c
—
*
9 Vz
9
Goldi Mines
S
13
11%C
Minerals.
1
20 %c
1
1
23c
17Vic
23c
1
47c
—1
9c
Hock.
Harrison
Head of Lakes Iron__
Headway
Ken take..:
Heath Gold Mines
Hees
(
.
i£Geo-HX & Co_
-Power
Merrill
20
"i
475
4
-
5.00
7c
8,000
5c
7%
110
32%
3,906
31
1.80
4,000
31c
48,000
51
240
1.61
-1
:58c
9c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
51
6%. Jan
Fe?o
9,185
18%
Feb
21
1,944
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
40
Jan
46
Feb
61%
1
45%
575
5.10
5,770
4.25 Jan
62%
57% Jan
19 %
4,061
4,675
18% Mar
21%
17c
,
4,000
17c
20c
.
Jan
25
25
1.78
1.78
52
52
53
Imperial Bank
20
Imperial Flo Glaze.
■>
imperial-Investment class A
-•
$1.4<X preferred
;
25
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
:—'
—
»
ImperialTobadCo 'of Canada ordinary.!
preferred
4.86%
69%
68
—1
33
200
:
25
Mar
25
1.78 Feb
2.00
Lake
:
Moore Corp commin
111ernational
:
Class
Irish
Ranwicfc
49
Jan
53
62
Jan
71% Feb
Jaw
Preferred
Iroquois Glass
Iso
Waite
/ayje
'•
43 %
Feb
13%
3,140
6
250
7%c
8%c
37%
39%
32,000
4,428
5,948
5,405
1,471
4,965
"6
Mar
15
Feb
:
53/4
6
6
1
6%
>
15%
300
3.10
855
62c
6,300
893/4
•93
9,961
40
92
15%
2.80
60c
40%
950
39c
103,750
34c
.35c
«
11%
12
13% Jan
5%
Gold
6c
Jan
Jan
6
9%c
New
•
uke
.
Jan
4%
Jan
,1 '
17%
Jail
*
Shore
Wasa
Mines
r
45e
Jan
18c
Jan
37c
14
Feb
15%
Jan
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
9o
Jan
14c
Jan
103
6%. Jan
New Calumet
New
14c
16c
16c
New
New
58c
Jan
70c
New Delhi
83
Jan
93
37%
Feb
42%
2jfc. «£an
Feb
Mar
Mar
Feb
1.04
Jan
54c
Feb.
4^?,c
,
9% Jan
8c
Jan
34o
Jan
58c
Jan
6c
2,700
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
I2O0
lie
11c
12c
17,032
8c
Jiui
12c
Feb
1
37c
36 Vac
40c
38,800
31c
Jan
43c-> Jan
50i
-L
1.21
1.29
5,125
Jali
1.48 Jan
I'el.roJeum
65c
56c
53c
Feb
67c
Mar
12 Vic
12 %c
13c
3,000
12 %c
Feb
2.15
1.95
'2.19
1.87
Feb
IJc
Jan
39,425
42c
42c 45 %c
11%
11%
15,200
42c
New
20c
20c
1.000
21c
Jan
? 58c
55c
61c
38,300.
38c
Jan
73c
Jan
27%c
26 %c
29C
33,600
20c
Jan
30c
Feb
30c
28c
32c
24,800
26c
Jan
34c
Jan
1
2.45
2.45
2.60
Jan
2.60
Feb
•
8c
8c
8%c
17,619
11,500
——I
13%c
1
1.34
*
-
;
;
«4c
Mar
Mines
poc
Jan
Superior
New
Taku
12%
8,580
10
Jan
I2va
Jan
71,500
13c
Jan
21c
Feb
Nickel
107,600
20c
Feb
34c
Jan
Nickel Rim
28c
'
20c
23c
Mines
Niagara
_
Wire
32c
38c
17,600
Jan
44c
Feb
16 Vic
17c
20,800
16c
Jan
22c
Jan
66c
11,886
55c
Jan
72c
Feb
Nor
23c
Jan
'
24c
25c
9,700
2.25
2.25
2.30
2,400
9%
9%
9%
5.15
4.90
5.30
4,210
5,820
12
12
12%
595
8%
Jan
10 %c
14c
176,500
5%c
Jan
19%
19%
19%
Feb
20% Jan
2.47
2.70
2.35
Jan
3.25 Jan
13 Vie
19%
42c
50c
6,430
15.399
29,550
28c
Jan
Jan
Norgold
4.90 Jan
6.10 Jan
14c
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Mar
Feb
62c
Jan
77c
71c
79c
230,473
56c
Jan
86c
Jan
11c
11c
2,000
10c
Jan
12c
68c
21.400
65c
Feb
95c
Jan
Jan
1,100
27%
25%
Jan
Jan
30
Max
30% Mar
1.03 Jan
Northcal
1.22 Jan
65c
•
29%
29%
30
•
30
28%
30%
1.08
1.08
1.14
38c
5,109
5,500
1.15
1.13
2.70
2.70
3.00
17,600
5,875
82
82%
216
9c
9 Vic
3,000
121
121
57
9c
100
1.24
23c 24 %c
3,000
60c
2.70
80
yc
121
22c
Feb
Jan
122%
3,190
4,600
4.25
4.50
1,650
-—•
*
4.45
24c
30c
Jun
3.50
31c
Feb
Jan
4.50 Fob
Jan
3.75 Feb
3.20
3.40
1,150
3
27
27
28
350
B_.———.——*
25
25
25
25
1
1.59
1.50
1.61
37,864
1.38
13c
12c
Jan
17c
4%c
Jan
Jan
2.48 Jan
7%c Feb
9Vic Feb
16c
10c
Jan
25c
Jan
6c
Jan
9 Vic
Feb
18c
12,800
7c
7 Vic
14,126
1.20
1.35
5,964
16C
~
1.25
16c
500
15
15
15
82c
85c
1.00
1.06
1.03
1.07
3,135
2.33
2.50
24,600
8c
180
30 4*
1.20 Jan
Feb
19c
Jan
13
Jan
15%
Feb
66c
Jan
15c
96c
Jan
2.16
Feb
57%
6%c Jan
8%c Feb
15c ' Jan
29c
54
57%
52% Jan
10c
12c
12,800
9c
Jan
33c
19,125
31c
Feb
4.05
3.55
4.10
21,657
24c
19c
23c
25c
114,700
24c
253,000
22c 25 %c
56,375
1,800
23c
3.75
17c
3.CO
3.85
3.15
20c
Feb
35%
1.50
59c
40c
48c
—1
175
1.71
1.84
10,833
82,425
1
101
110
13
1.91
1.9G
10,082
1.10
1.15
4,150
13
14%
2,442
12
42
•
•
•
•
20
20
-— 2
43
43
125
14%
14%
54c
65c
3.75
4.00
1.40
1.54
1,475
3,120
1,360
6,740
5,275
15%
16
26%
27
132
3.70
4.00
1,654
33c
35c
1,500
17%
17%
17%
77
77
210
14%c
14c
16c
"16,250
1.40
1.42
600
18 %c 19 %c
5,500
3.95
100
Jan
Jan
55c
-r
Jan
4.10 Mar
27c
24c
1.40
14%
61c
3.75
1-50
15%
37c
36c
3.60 Feb
35%
225
57% Feb
13Vic Feb
Jan
20c
68c
45c
3,290
19,919 !
Jan
Feb
Mar
14%c Jan
1.48
•
50
—*
Jan
8,500
18,700
7,761
31c
50
Rankin
2.55
8c
29c
12c
1
1.20 Jan
8c
33c
—1
1.15 Feb
24c
1 '
.
1.40 Jan
Jan
35
1.40 Mar
4.60
Feb
35% Feb
1.80
Feb
55c
Mar
59c
Jan
40c
Mar
52c
Jan
1.35 Jan
1,97
1.85
Feb
2.55
Jan
1.10 Mar
1.80
Jan
Jan
Feb
14% Mar
Feb
44
14% Feb
Jan
15% Jan
Feb
1.05
Jan
5.00 Jan
1.30 Jan
1.60 Feb
50c
3.55
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
25
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
4.00
Feb
3.25
23c
Jan
42c
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
19
75
79
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
6%c Jan
2.15
II,500
——
-
—
Preferred ——
Class A
1956 warrants
1957 warrants —
Northern Canada Mines
Northern Ontario Natural Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern Telephone
Northland Oils Ltd
Northland Utilities
Northwestern Utilities pfd—
Norvalie Mines-
5.00 Jan
Jan
Mar
9c
•
Northspan Uranium
Class A warrants
North Star Oil common
*
7 Vic
1
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
8%c
25o
common
-
86% Jan
ll%c Jan
Mar
Mining
Warrants
3.00 Jan
Jan
54c
*
Northgate Exploration Ltd
1.25 Feb
Jan
Jan
II
Z
—
Ltd
Oils
Feb
35c
1.91 Feb
I
North Canadian Oils
Preferred
Jan
Mar
36c
1.18 Jan
.1
Mines
Normetal Mining Corp—
12% Mar
12c
19c
Jan
9o
312,427
—•
—
Mines
Norlartio
Jan
6%c Jan
26c
46c
I
—
Noranda Mines
2.9C
10% Jan
Jan
1.90
1
Jan
9
1.50
39c
1
Gold
Jan
1.95
11c
68c
Acme
Jan
1.05 Jan
1.70
1
Nlsto Mines
61c
15c
43c
*
B_
Nipissing Mines
i7c
773,350
Feb
12 %c Feb
1.86
•
Mines Ltd
33c
19c
10c
1
1
Mining & Smelting
61c
9c 10 Vic
15%c
7%c Jan
29,250
25,300
—1
-
—;
class
1.38
28c 32 %c
1
Oils
Mines
18c 19%C
1.30
7,075
38,740
13,833
2.25
j
& Smelting
Exnioration
Gold
14c
Feb
13c
1
Mining
Rouyn Merger
New
11 %c Mar
•
New Senator Rouvn
2.19 Mar
1.07
Jan
Jam
33c
1
Mines
Manitoba
Newiuirtb
26 Vic Mar
60c
159,700
Jan
Feb
48c
67c
13,4
16c. Mar
6c
9%c 11 %c
400
Jan
20c
48c
26%c 27%c
13
12
Jan
Jan
6c
Mines
Jason
10c
13 %c
48c
27c
12%
New
Feb
19
n%c
Mines
Hosco
Jan
4.15 Jan
Jan
1
NeW.Harricana
New
5%
-IIIIi
Fete
Goldvue
3.00 Jan
16
27% Feb
——1
-
Develop!.:.-:
Davles
2,000
2,383
Mar
18,500
2,500
9,200
64,100
1,516
Continental Oil of Canada
New
13c
_Ij
New Dickenson Mines
Jan
•
Mines
New. Concord
Feb
37c
13c
I"""
I
Uranium
Chamberlain
3.25 Feb
16
30c
3.75
New. Mylamaaue
30c
—
12 %c
14c
5c
5%c
2.15
2.30
15,000
12,000
6,930
30
31%
344
30
30%
30
30%
370
•
39%
38%
39%
•
39%
39%
40%
class
B
1st preferred
pfd
.
A
Class B
Preferred
30
3.00 Jan
24%
25
28% Jan
Jan
Mar
'
25
Mar
Nudulama Mines
Jan
Feb
31% Mar
O'Brien
29 %
Jan
1,742
1,665
34
Jan
31
Feb
40% Feb
42
Feb
Ocean
Jan
—
Gold
*
45
45
45%
17
17 %
1,605
20c
14c
20c
293,400
uranium
1
32c
31c
39c
53,325
31c
Mar
17c
15c
17c
7,275
15c
Jan
24%c Jan
10c
10c 10%c
4,500
9c
Feb
11 %c Feb
Class B
Lowney (W M)—:
*
31
Mintage Cn—x
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
21c
»
16c
•
28%
31
80
44% Feb
12
Jan
46
17%
Jan
6%c
20c
'
48c
28% Mar
Okalta
Feb
O'Leary
Jockey Cli b common
I
:
-
Jan
Ontario
40c
Jan
13c 16 %c
35,000
7c
Jan
17c
Feb
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush —
33c
.J
Explorations
34c
10 %c
2.98
37c
2,640
13,400
25c
Products
Steel
10c 10 %c
56,000
10c
Feb
Jan
20
Madsen Red Lake
23
23%
430
1.24
1.20
1.37
35,275
•
43 %
43
44
2,402
2.95
2.95
3.25
34,240
16c
35% .Jan
1.00
21%
2.55
Jan
Jan
Feb
Pamour Porcupine
300
8%e
20,100
7%c Mar
12c
26%
150
21%
Jan
19,100
11,300
23,500
1,435
3%c
Jan
Feb
*
*
Maple Leaf Milling common
4%c
4%c
5c
1
:
Goldfieids
Man-east Uranium
1.06
1.05
1.10
1
8c
8c
8C
16
15%
16%
97
97
5
93
Feb
37c42%c
93,100
27c
Jan
10c
Jan
lie
Jan
•
100
Mines-
97
1
1
Preferred
MaralgD Mines
40c
12c
15c
15C
12%o
19c
28,750
66,700
1.25
1.42
227,125
,30c
33C
205,700
14%
116% 119%
133,381
Marigold Oils
•
19c
Maritime Mining Corp
1
1.39
Martin-McNeely Mines
l
32c
*
100
14%
119%
.•
18c
18c 19 %c
11,500
•
5
5
5%
140
V
21C
19C
24c
61,133
Mhssey-Ferguson Ltd common
Preferred,
Matachewan Consol
—
.
_
_
_
For footnotes-see page 44.
,
14%
105
1.03
Jan
Paramaque
Parker
Jan
Pater
12% Jan
16%
Feb
Patino
25%c Jan
10%
106
17c
4%
15o
Mar
17c
19c
142
of
Paymaster
*
150
Feb
Penmans
Jan
Permo
Gas &
Perron
Gold
28c
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
1,355
8
Feb.
11
Feb
10
940
8
Jan
10
Feb
23%
23%
100
26%
Jan
9.60
10%
4.15
4.45
59,895
4,234
1.15
1.25
1.10 Feb
18c
Mar
1.90
37c
Jan
23% Mar
8.90
Jan
1.35
23c
Jan
Jan
2.70 Feb
10% Mar
10%
4.30
10c
10c
11c
12c
Jan
46c
35c
49c
12,000
8,000
9%c Jan
37 %C
32c
Jan
49c
Mar
35c
37C
6,100
34c
Feb
45c
Jan
Pembina
15%
15%
16%
10%
35%
35%
11%
36%
50c
51c
8,865
492
3,714
1,000
71c
72c
4,690
11c
io%c
13c
6c
5%C
6c
118,000
15,000
3.35 Jan
4.45 Mar
9.451
15% Feb
18% Jan
10% Feb
12%
31
Jan
Feb
50c
—1
Pipeline
1
1.28
*t5c
Jan
13c
Mar
7%c Jan
59e
Jan
42c
Mar
42c
45c
3.30
450
55c
59c
7,500
5.00
4.90
5.05
3)079
4.45
1.86
2.10
5,850
1.15 Jan
3.20
3.20
3.30
1,985
19c
6,425
20,479
8,740
18%C
common
Preferred
—
common
Oil preferred
Mines
Peruvian Qil Ss Mines
19c
25%c
9%
19c
22C
.256
28C
9%
10%
45%
45%
50
4.350
25
2.85
32c
3.15
18c
Jan
Feb
,
5.30
2.15
3.45
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
23c
Jan
22c
Feb
33c
Feb
9% Jan
44
Jan
30
Mar
30
30
125
1.39
1.39
1.50
27,005
1.39 Mar
24 %o
22 %c
25c
22Vic Jan
1.50
1.77
68,967
8,460
1.71
4.00
Jan,
S
1
56c
65c
Feb
Jan
17c
21c
Feb
Jan
—I
*
Jan
5%c Jan
3.25
42c
Jan
36% Mar
60c
6Vic Jan
59c
1
Consol
Jan
Jan
62c
10%
9%
1
Exploration
Peerless
Feb
5% Feb
55C
10%
*
pqjE Exploration Ltd
Feb
22o
Feb
10%
1.20
1-86
40c
Feb
Mar
20c
1
2
Canada
15
Jan
17c
2.70
1
Uranium
Jan
,
Jan
18c
1
Pato Consol Gold
Feb
Mar
Mar
13c
Jan
2.50
Warrants
42 %c Mar
Jan
;
Amalgamated Mines
Drilling
Pardee
1.15 Feb
10c
1.07
Mines
Parbec Mines
7%c Jan
97
Jan
19c
•
20c
*
—1
—
27% Feb
5c
Feb
92c
8c
2.50
—1
1.10 Jan
Jan
1.00
7%c
25%
18
Jan
*
1—
page Hersey Tubes—
Palllser Petroleum
_•
,
75c
Jan
6c
,
Warrants
Feb
100
1
Sporting Goods
Magnet Cons Mines
Mages
Jan
14%
24,200
5,000
2,950
23,800
38,755
7,300
1
1
3.25 Feb
Jan
17c
Jan
9%e Feb
I
Petroleums
Pacific
1.47 Jan
44%
15c
23c
Jan
—1
—•
Jan
24
1.18 Feb
1
-Macmiilan & Bloedel class B
23%
1
Macleods class A pfd.—!
MaeLeod Cockshutt
55c
882
7c
common-™—*
Ormsby Mines
Oslsko Lake Mines
3.05 Feb
Jan
2.66
66c
74c
16%
20
preferred
33
2.85
12,635
71c
1.60
Jan
7c
16%
6 VaC
Warrants
Feb
1
18%e Jan
4,000
72e
90#
Oils
20c
1
Macassa Mines
8%c
Feb
10
Malartlc
Ontario
Orenada Gold
Macdonald Mines
7c
1.35
60c
Feb
138,500
2.85
..
16%
6%c
16c
•
l
Mar
Jan
24c
20c
.
Jan
13%c Jan
—•
Preferred
1
Mines
—
Goldfield
687
18%c
>
Ogama Rockland Gold
oka Rare Metals Mining
*
7~
*
Mines
Cement
Bo
warrants—
1
—1
*
Obaska Lake Mines
34
29%
100
Nova Benucage
1.61 Mar
Jan
Long: Island Petroleums-
Mayhnm Minna
10,247
50
Jan
17%
New
4.75
Maxwell* Ltd
43c 49 %c
Feb
89%
3.50
2.55 Jan
5c
Marcos
Mar
46
17%
•
3.60 Mar
2.22
.
55c
55
17%
•
Jan
•
30
Malartic
3,415
77,856
4.50 Feb
Jan
24c
Majortrans
50
625
2.05
4.65
Maher Shoes Ltd-
Mar
"
1.04 Feb
19% Jan
65c
5%
III-*
2.30
1
Macfie
Jan
Jan
101
27% Jan
1,350
1
Lyndburst
26% Jam
55c
27%
5%
--
48,305
24c
Warranto
*
27%
5%
20
3.60
Mines
Lorado
Jan
16,500
210
2.30
Lac Gold
Louvicourt
-Jan
17%
12c
3.20
Gold
A
'
80c
10c
2.20
Gold Mines
Class
48
10%c
2.30
4.65
class
^
790
19c
1
Groceterias
775
407,800
2,840
10c
1
Mines
42,450
19
15%
l
1
.
130
95c
15%
•
Mines
cos
Labine
Feb
2.60
35c
1
Lexindln
Loblaw
48c
New Kelore Mines
1
Milling pfd
48
■
Fob
99
vZ
6O0
Newlund Mines—
Lencourt
Loblaw
!
30
82
Jones class
Little Long
18%
34% Mar
Mining
Leitch Gold
48
90C
19
Jan
7,926
1
Gold
&
Mar
9iq
:
Jan
1,653
1
Laura Secord Candy
Liiwson
47
26%
—
La Luz Mines
Lamaque
Feb
48% Mar
—1
Mines
Osu
akt
36
21%
20p
T.ingman Gold Mines
Lake
72
15
-
20% Feb
7% Jan
1
Gas
Lake
42
Jan
15%
-
New Bidlamacjue Gold
New Bristol oils—;
15% Jan
—1
—
Woods
42
222
-1
Mines
Lake of the
41% Mar;
22%
1514
Alger
North
Dufault
Jan
4,195
47c
Debentures
26%
40
51
—I
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
22% Jan
193
29%
—I
Labatt
Lakeland
I,245
34i'«
•
Kroy Oils Ltd
Cinch
876
25%.
41%
27
•
Kirkland Townsite
Lake
25%
25
41
15%
Mines-!
New Atliona Mines
39% Jan
12% Feb
•
Mines
Minerals
Nesbitt
Mar
_15s
Gold
c.rr-AddLson
25
41
——
•
Kilembe Copper
Warrants
Jan
na
34
1
Canada
8c
25
48%
—
of
3.75 Jan>
27c
25o
-
Nello Mines
14% Feb
Jan
36%
-
National Steel Car
Nealon Mines
1
Warrants
Feb
Jan?
2.90 Jam
16% Mar :
34
18c
Co Ltd
jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Kelly Douglas class A
7c
500
35c
.
Jan
50%
20%c
Mining
Jan
Jan
28%
1
iKiItefc-Qtfeiiec Mines
•mnsmifh Mines
2.85
13%
25c
—S
.
-—
2.20 Mar '
14 %c
12% Feb
55/a Feb
—
1
Kirkland
Jan
Jan
5%,
]
K
92
46%
50
10,891
20%
lobnrko Gold' Mines
Keiiville
77 ¥2 Jan
85
44%
* 85
4:,/4
feljicoe Mines (3939)
Kclvinator
'
35c
Exploration.
Jowsey
Feb
20e
;
—1,
Jefferson Lake
,
23
1
Mining.:
Jacobus
28 Vic Mar
27,843
1.450
III—r«
21%- Jan
13%
10
Uranium
Jack
1.65 Jan;
Jan
6,460
1
1
preferred
Jan;
Jam
1.35
220,350
25C
Mines-
83c
90c
5
30
19%
.1
Copper Mines.
Jan
Feb
50
—
22
'
5%
•
Ltd
___
14% Feb
Jan
69o
25c
1
National Petroleum
:
43%
*
A
Bay
.
43%
137/a
20
common
'
"on
>
2.80
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
terprovinclai Pipe. Line
Investors Syndicate common.
'
13%
70c
16%
1
12% Jan
1
U.
International Petroleum
■
22
1
Go
7c
Jan!
19c
National Drug & Chemical common—6
33% Mar
19%
;
1uernaUonal .Nickel
3.45
12c
15%
1
10% Feb
•
Inspiration Min & Dev
;
2.35'
100
31% Jan
10
.
22,314
2.20
3.25
;
"II
Natoa Creek Mines
'
Jan
3,442
14%
.
28 %c 30 %c
ooc
ifi
—
75
12%
Inglls <John) & Co
—
2,646
48
540
14
Preferred —
1.65
Jan
Jan
'22c
u
Zl
1
'Works__ZIIIIIII»
12
39
Inland Cement Co. pfd
Iinand Natural Gas common.
1.55
l
33%
r
11%
1
Corp Ltd
:
Warrants
.
12
22
,
common.*
Gold—
Accept
46,580
16,250
49
10c
240
80c
76c
Jan
«
National Grocers preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B
6
7%c
—
Warrants
13%
1
47%
.
Mar
340
69%
3334
-
Industrial
8,900
7c
•
National Explorations Ltd
..
Indian
165
1.34 Mar
'
25
20
Humber Oils
Huron & Erie Mtge
r
49
.
,1
—H
:
-
Mt Wright Iron
Multi .Minerals
62% Feb
1.00 Jan
76c
*
Jan
.
5.10 Feb
-
54,550
3 35
4n
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Jan
19c
'
18%
19
„
t
4.75
Jan|
1.34
16c
*
I
Molybdenum Corp •
Monarch Mtg & inV
Moneta
Porcupine
Jan>
32c
73c
2sVac
Z
Jan!
3.35
Feb
8Vic Jan
160
!
Febt
37c
Jan
2.20
800
13%
1,1
27c
Jan j
12%c Jan;
25c
ne„
•
8Vic Jan
Feb
45c
Jan
Feb
76c
a
Preferred
Jan
18%
! 45
*
__ZZ-
ZZZ
32c
27 %c
10c 10%c
*
10c
I
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
Jan
19%
I
Mfiti Ore Mines
Mar
7%
33%
Jan
18%
5.00
61%
_l
!•
~i
Mining Corp
Jan
18
•
•
48%
1 31
'49
common
—
1.80 Jan
37c
19%
•
Howard Smith Paper eommon
1.18
Mining
Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
Mindamar Metals Corp
Jan
•
Hoyle tuning
Hudson-Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
*, Hughes Owens Co preferred
18c
Milliken
Jan
5Vs
Jan
47
Mar
7%
Jan
27c
Jan
11c
>
Jan
,
17%
44%
16c
—
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums.
7
:
16c
sp
Power
Midrlm
•
Class B
*
Midcon Oil & Gas
Feb
31%
,
&
Feb
6
.
Light
Jan
45--Mar
v
Mexican
23c
7%c Jan
50%
».,
25c
7
32
♦
Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
Meta Uranium Mines.
25c
28c
•
16c
31c
_-l ■*
Jan
1.77
t
3.15
16c
Mining
Jan
1,500
-
2.75
jgc
34,750
21,100
2,750
12,678
1,800
Chipmam Knitting.:*.;-
15c
12,400
-
2 75
500
8%c Jan
24,650
6c
Febv
10c
High
95
88% Mar
308
l.2§
-
18 %c
11c
5.00
—
9%
37c
9c
Mines! .Zi:™™™*
Petroleums
Island
89
33c
o»
Low
High
88%
33C
1
t,».1cr
48,800
6%
„
Feb
Jan
30c
Class A
20% Jan
Jan
14c
1.79
Ltd—
Home Oil Co
Feb
8c
.
5.00
1
Gold
Mercury
8% Jan
1
Mentor Expl & Dev
48% Mar
10%c Fcfo
1
Con sou
-
Medallion
Feb
n«34
Lake
McWatters Gold
Mar
1,470
20a
Oils
Drilling-.
Hoi linger
48c
15
Jan
6%
*
Hinde & Danch CanadaHi
45c
15
9c
Red
3^89.
453,900
16c 20%c
•
Hendershot Paper common——.
Heva Gold Mines
Highland Bell
High wood fiarcee
-
.
38%
150
20
Feb
55,800
—
23c
'
8c
Low
Mclntyre Porcupine
7.65 Feb
Jan
15
300
.
19c 20%c
Hasaga Gold Mines
Hard
.•
8,262-'-
16
_*
common.:-
Cottons
16%
30
Alab-
p-af
59,100
16%
1
-
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 6
•"
High
"
1
14c
6.20
-
Gurney Products preferred
Gwillim take Gold.
Hamilton
Low
lOo
9c
Warrants
vosnm
Hfgh
10c
1
1
!<t
—
1.30 J&n
11% Jan
48% Feb
32
Jan
1.80 Jan
29c
Feb
1.77 Mar
43
44
The Commercial and,Financial
(1168)
A
,
Chronidfy
$£3hd3yj March-9,
.•
.
1959
__
_____
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Low
2.78
Toronto
Dominion
1.20
1.32
1,475,301
20,350
1.57
1.20
1.20 Mar
1.64
Jan
Toronto
Elevators
1.10
1.05
1.13
5,422
1.01
1.23
Jan
Toronto Iron
2.78Mar
Jan
Jan
Powell
7%c
8%c
10
10%
50c
24c
25c
5,000
——'•
42%
42%
43
1,423
—
37c
40c
3,100
37c
65 /2
3.15
65%
6GY2
2.87
3.30
4-65
4.50
4.65
•10c
10c
16,000
Gold
,
Pipe Mfg.—
Gold
Border
Premier
--
--
—--
—20»
Premium Iron Ore
President Electric
East
Preston
*
4.5t>
*
--
Purdex Minerals Ltd
2.B5
3 20
.
Chibougamau Gold
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Labrador IJevelop
Quebec
Lithium Corp
Quebec
t
—*
31c
Feb
1957
61%
6,050
2.85
4.50
Jan
Jan
Trans Canada
Explorations Ltd
Trans Canada
Pipeline
1
•
6%
6.00
6.30
3.55
Feb
Transmountain
5V«
Jan
Jan
Transcontinental
Jan
Trans
12c
1.55
Feb
2.51
Jan
6.00
Feb
7%
4% Jan
1,700
13,115
2,420
warrants
Feb
Jan
6.80
Ranger Oil
Rapid Grip Batten .:—
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
Reeves MacDonald
Triad
Trinity
4.20
6,250
4.75
4.50
1.00
2.93
30,430
5.00
•
Feb
Twin
City -Gas—
Ultra
Rock win
Union
Union
56c
62c
33c
jc
30c
33C
98.250
6,/aC
7c
12,200
6c
Jan
7
%c Jan
United
6.75
17,575
4.10
Feb
6.75 Mar
United
Canso
16c
20c
21,100
86C
90c
6,860
ff/j*
«0c
,50c
—
49c
63c
Jan
14VaC Jan
80c
19
Feb
of
Gas
20c
Mar
Jan
United Corps
Class B
Jan
United
22%
Feb
Jan
19%
20%
6,202
18%c
22c
35,280
14%
15%
6,325
11%
Jan
15% Mar
11%
11
21
11%
Feb
Feb
23c
Fuel
Class
B
United
Feb
United
Corp
Lawrence
com
Jan
90c
Mar
Sftn
Antonio
Gold
River
Gold—
Sand
—
Petroleums
Sapphire
1,700
40c
Feb
50c
Jan
48c
50c
2.10
2.20
2.01
7,300
Jan
—-1
2.28
Feb
Vandoo Consol
8c
9 Vac
13,200
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
Ventures
1.10
1.12
800
Jan
1.21
800
35c
12,250
10c 11 %c
Vanadium Alloys
Ltd
Feb
Viceroy Mfg
Class B
Mar
50c
Jan
Violanmc
1.07 Mar
1.26
__:
15%
15%
260
15
Feb
15%
Jan
Wayne
Petroleums
16%
16%
525
16% Mar
17%
Jan
Webb
17c
18c
45,200
16c
Feb
24c
Jan
Weed on
38c
41,100
35c
Jan
.Jan
Werner
12c
17,481
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
Wespac
29,493
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
Westburne
.96
98 Va
390
96
Feb
100
Feb
West
46c
W)
&
Lake
Canadian
5,000
9c
Feb
14Vac Jan
5,056
75%
Jan
79% Mar
10%
1,345
10
Feb
11%
22%
22%
375
21% Mar
23%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Western
Mar
17 Va
Feb
Western
Decalta
19% Mar
Western
Grocers
10%
1,355
*16
16
790
19%
19%
8,450
98%
99
60
1.00
1.10
13,985
40%
42 %
7,312
26%
28
950
58c
60c
7,162
13 %c
I
15c
31,600
1.05
6,300
51
1.00
10%
80
60c
65c
3,131
150
4,925
33%
4,535
common
6%
1
50o
•
Mines.
Sliver
Miller
Silver
Standard
Mines
Silverwood Dairies class A
Class
Western
S
Slocan
Sourls
•
125
48
25
1.50
10,000
Jii
4 % '/o
Jan
Jan
1.35
55
Jan
8
Mar
8%
Jan
6.15 Mar
7.30
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
43
45 %
Jan
48
95c
Jan
Jan
5
5 Va
1,435
4.90
Jan
100
52c
5,996
25c
28c
11%
11%
11
11
22,600
:
A
Jan
35
32%
4.30
80c
31%
99
50c
Feb
55c
15
Mar
4.00
Jan
&
4.05 Feb
4.60
Starratt
4.35
Stedman
65c
Jan
18c
Jan
28c
Mar
1.30
1.30
32
32%
225
15 %c 19 Vac
33,760
910
Jan
71 %
70
71%
700
35c
43c
311,740
6%
200
6% Feb
7%
1.85
1,700
1.80 Mar
2.50
18c
63% Feb
24c
Feb
51%
13c
72%
21,3o0
16o
Jan
llc
Feb
20c
Jan
52
,
47%
Feb
8%
1.72
70c
8%
100
1.70
1.82
3,045
68c
73c
9,399
76%
7%C
8c
10,000
14%
15 Vc
32,395
24%
25%
3,915
101%a 101 Va
15
25%
Preferred
:
16%
21
6,388
5,250
1.40
66c
9 V«
8%
Jan
1.43
Jan
2.07
Feb
73c
66c
Feb
Jan
Mar
Zulapa
18c
135
2.11
20V2C Feb;
19c
II,200
..
Jan,
Jan
-
Jan
25c
Jan
83c
12,424
87c
Jan
3.90
'25c
IOV2C Jan
16,000
25c-
v
17c
Feb
Jan
Feb
93c
Jan
1.85
13,288
2.30
Jan
2c
:
Jan
88,325
2c
Mar
llc
14,600
5c i.
>
.
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
'32%
Jan
32%
9V2
!
Jan
9
210
Mar
Jan!
11
Feb
4.40
1.58
Jan
2.25
1,460
37
37 V2
.28
I
28
•
•
90c
4
95c
!—
220
39
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r
39
40.1,4.
40
—
40 %
7 89
93
19
__
-
■
7%
Jan
1.06
17%
Feb 1
Jan
40 V2
Feb'
:34i
Jan
40 Va
Feb1
87
Jan
.
106
7%
700
93
Feb
Jan
'19Vs
Feb
14%
110
107xi
6'
Feb
2
Jan
Jan
•
—
7%
•
'2.T3
'2.02
2.15
61,445
1.95
Jan
2.60
1.55
4.40
II.55
18,375
1.35
Jan
*•*'•1.85
1.7c
53,600
9c 10 %c
13,500
17c
J 17c
5.572
4.80
14.80
100
4.25
.-
—
1
1
7;
1
—44
16c
—
9%c
r
v.__4__-_l
17c
'
;
7
i
16c
:
7c
r
14c
_
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'
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Jan
Feb
Jan,'
Jan 1
32C
-
•
|
Feb
Feb S
•
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Jan
Jan
3,620
..
Jan
34%
140
,
Feb;
391 'a
■
J '28
17
1,610
107
Jan
Jan
Jan:
90c
2,340
.
49%
106%
>
>
173
»
Jan
27
4,200
17%*-17%
90c
v-
36%
25
__
—4'
-
class
A—:
4*
t
A warrants—
11%C
Feb?
19VaC Feb'
'4.95 Feb!
Feb V
271 o
-570
25 %
Jan
10%
500
9.10
Jail
11
20 Vi
815
18%
Jan
203i
1.55
3.330
1.35
Jan
1.65
32c
33,700
26c
Jan
37c
Jan 1
14,500
8%c
Feb
*14c
Jan s
7'Ac Jan
10c
—
?
•
1
-
2.7
10
263'8
26%
:
•
d
;
Oil
;
a:
1.40
*
:30c
^
*12c
V
.
7
__20o
•
—
'
.
__
7
1
-
Mines
Bear
__
8V2C
9V2C
6,000
1.25
1.25
1.28
30,740
.1.75
1.65
'
1
:
13c
9V2C
.
•
.
1.75
r
•
v 83c
79c
__
1
"
Feb?
Feb?
Feb
t
35
-
•
1.-64
ittn
1.05 Mar
1.80
Feb :•
68c
32,825
Feb»
Jan
97c
Jan
Feb i
86c
r
7c
17,700
5 Vac
Jan
7Vac Feb!
29c
t
31c
49,950
27C
Feb
32c
26c
6%c
1
;
.
29c
3,837
20c
Jan
35c v Feb *
6^
^
Canada &
Jan
Canada
Jan
15'A
Jan
25%
Jan
102
Feb
Mar
Feb
21
Jan
22c
Mai-
Jan
llc
Mar
2.65
23,826
2.00
Jan
•2.65 Mar
22c
2,700
16c
Jan
22c
Feb
14%
2,770
11%
Feb
14%
Feb
3.15
Jan
21c
13%
3.25
4.00
2,930
3.60
100
16 %
16%
575
5c
5c
6c
17,500
4.00
4.25
1.07
1.14
16
Jan
12c
2.20
'
3.25 Jan
4.00 Mar
3.60
Jan
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Feb
4.40
Feb
2,390
3.80
20,900
1.00
Jan
1.18
Feb
•
Bulolo Gold
Canadian Bronze common.
Rand
Canadian
Marconi
Dalhousie
Oil
Dominion
Glass
Dupont
Co
of
'
Preferred
!
Gaspe Copper Mines
International
International
Loblaw
Inc
1
:
Maclaren Power & PaperMinnesota & Ontario Paper_^_.
3.05
Jan
4,022
41%
Jan
22c
3,500
15c
Jan
87
Jan
7,763
9
Jan
12%
Feb
Yukon
9%
9%
200
9
Jan
i
2.20
2.20
2.35
22,955
2.01
Jan
2.48
2.90
55,525
1.87
Jan
2.90 Mar
79c
a
Feb
99c
Jan
10c
Jan
range >.->
<■
•d Deferred' delivery*sale (not
VaC
%c
791,850
Vsc Mar
22%c Jan
Rights
•
40c
38c
42c
17,400
i
30 %c
30 VaC
34c
5.000
27c
Feb
Jan
Jan
151
82
Feb
83
33%
Jan
36i4 Mar'
Feb
'2.75 Jan?
82
25
35%
36'A
350
2.20
2.20
47%
2.05
325
835
49
r
46
Jan'
Feb'
Jan
50
Jan
"Jan?
"
>.
7%
7%
62c
FOOTNOTES" FOR 01T-0F~T0W\
*
70%- Mar
1.44
Jan
*
64c
1,200
6%
600
GOc
7% Jan'
Jan
Feb
67c
Feb*
\
Feb
Jan
5%C
Mar;
138
28%
9% Mar
Jan
65c
Mar!
82
-
Jan
35
655
-
Jan'
31
150
*
Feb"
Feb!
80
121
114
144%
Feb'
9l
-
Feb
30
326
2,930
35
Feb
Feb
927
12i
..
Jan'
Feb
25c
75% Mar
-29%
33
—1
Corp.
63:
65,412
25
3.-50
45
26
19 % Jan
29%
47%
36c
35,550
75'%"
;
120%
29%
-2.50
12%
32,100
75
4.422
82
11%
9c
89
.25%
'
__.
Gold
t
1,905
24%
6
12
Mines
6V4
Jan
100
44
"
.-.
Cons
5
5%
-1
70c
36% Feb
48
Jan\
Mar
3.25
Trust._——1*
1.70
25%
35
"
75%
.5
;
7c
23 Va Mar
32% Jan
480
.__1
i
Feb'
400
1,089
5%
.7.50
Paper
Utilities
Bros
65c
29% Mar
35
3.25
__50
Oreille
1.60
"
24
89
Third Canadian Gen Inv
8c
*
45%
\
25
Price
66c
Jan1
43%
(1956);
Pend
1.60
27Va
Jan
35
common
Canada
Jan
l
Feb
28
50
20c
Jan
ife
Feb'
24%
1,290
'
;
Jan
1,566
'25%
"29%
\
5%
Paper
70c
124,450
4.25
3.25
Consolidated
83c
72c
36Vs
Jan
43%
Coast Copper
31%
70%
Mar
3.30
31
333i
36
Jan
62c
25
33%
—
Jan
68%
Feb;
2,500
23%
Investments.
Feb
70
12,796
4.15
*
General
Ingersoll
69c
64c
Jan!
34%
:
25
L.¬
Canadian
Canadian
65c
*
Mar'
8V'b
29 %
500
2S«
43
Jan
5
100
'
435
common
Jan
67/s
:
'
r
Dominion Sugar _i
16,000
2.46
Feb;
37%
31
Vinegars
65c
2.90
7
49
3,905
32%
79c
1
Jan
43
42%
7%
-5
28%-
:
Feb
'
7%
6%
6V2
•
'
76c
27
High
Low
High
7%
*>
42%
Dredging
>
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1
1
*
I
Salea
for Week
4.05
*
:
27%
78c
,
Range
i
>
Week's
.
of Prices
Low
0
Andian National Corp
Atiglo Canadian Pulp Paper.'
Anglo Newfoundland Develop™_
Asbestos
Corp' —
'
8%c
Jan
1
»
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Last
.
Par
78% Mar
Jan
Mar
6Vac
28'/a
Are
Sale Price
Jan
12%
Jan
Exchange — Curb Section
Shown
Friday:
Jan
23 Va
-
.29c
STOCKS
6c
101
31c
-
1
i.
Prices
7%c
67,300
io
14c
23 %c t
3.50
21c
-
42
25,700
16%
I
550
13,500
r
3.20
G5c
Tftmbin Gold Mines
Toxbrlt Silver Mines—,
Feb
8,100
3.70
22c 23 %c
1,050
:_100
4—;;
4
Mining
Jan
llc
3.60
*
llc
12c 12'%c
3.50
39,223
4-100 '
Knitting class.A_J_
Young (H G) Mincs_
Jan
22c
3.55
.
Feb
3.75
York
5c
9c
21c
;
Feb
36%
Jan
^4-1
—4—
Mines
36%
68%
17 %c
13%
__
8.45
Jan
32.19
Jan
9c
1.10
Petroleums
Jan
33%
9
•
Jan
20c
2.60
4.10
Tbompsoi
Lundmark
Tiara Mines
Feb
6.20
10,171
r.97
,■+?*.
-44
Canuck
Feb
15
Texaco Canada Ltd
2.50
5,053
35
3.50
Jan
710
7%c
Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
Texas Calgary
2.25
>8.40
2.26
2V26
22c, Jan
5.800
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Teck
450
8.05
9
Toronto Stock
12c
Mar
«__•
2.35
Jan
Feb
20c
864
common
1.75
Feb
43c
51%
46,500
Preferred
2.30 Mar ;
Jan
Feb
51%
90c
1
Feb
1.15
34V2
:1.90
*
A
.;
Jan
19c
Feb
8c
35c
•
2.10
2.00
Jan
42
Mines
100
7,100
*
Yukeno Mines
37Vac
43,650
78 Vs
common
Feb
2.30
: 1.70
83c
<
Zenmac Metal
1.65
10c
6 Vic
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
Yankee
Jan
5,780
Gold
Feb
7%
1.65
32 %
.4
Zinc
&
32% Mar
14,500
Gold
Lead
19 %c Mar
Jan
9c
6c
Cons
Yale
Feb
1.15
26%
40c
Industries
'
2.30
,
32%
A__4^
Wrlght-IIargreaves ^
15%c Mar
1.00
—
class
Yellowknife
35c
Supertest Petroleum common..
Supertest Pete ordinary—
Jan
14c
4^-20
i—,
.Indus
Yellorex
39
*
G%
Feb
*20
(J)
Woodward
Jan
90c
common
443
3.70
32% Feb
v
3.50
—4
Alexander
Feb
6c
Propane
Wiltsey Coghlah
11
42
Warrants
7
32%
—-
12
35c
;
Jan
,
Warrants
Jan
78 Ms
Sturgeon River Gold
Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
Sunburst Exploration
27%
"
19c
*
Sudbury
preferred
11% Jan
Steel of Canada
Oil
8.400
10c
*
1
preferred •
»
White Pass & Yukon—i
Willroy Mines '
t
11
95c
Steeloy
Jan
32
-
Mar
1.02 Mar
Feb
7c
425
1,105
—__^_5
———4_v—4—
l
125
1
1
B
612
llc
Bros
Jan
3.30
67
Jan
Feb
9 Vic
Nickel
88c
3.30
Jan;
1.95 Mar*
Jan
8 V2C
7%c
—
class
Wood
Jan
32 Va
1
(Geo)
Mar
15
36% Jan
5 Va Mar
73c
-111
98c
Jan
12V2
Jan
3.30
Jan
Mar
2.58
.
10% Jan /
41 %
Feb;
"•• Mar *
52c
Jan
2.20 Mar
80c
Jan
•
4.65
4.05 Mar
39c
8V2C
7c
Petrol—r—...
Naco
Wood
Jan
Gas
:
:7c
Plywood Co class B—
Windfall
43c
•
Oil
66
24VjC
,
,
class A__—
Feb
1.80
Stanwell
385
1
—t
Jan
1.53
6%
Stanley Brock class A
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
•'
40
53
-
Feb
*Mar
,
•
Winchester,Larder
65c
•
-
'a
Petroleum
Feb
*
8,900
-30#
53
3.70
Gas
G%
Jan
72c
....X
56%
12 %c
Warrants
Jan
Feb
94c
42
71c
Warrants
Tidal
18c
13 %c
120
Mines
Taurcanls
•Class
71c
Btanlelgb Uranium Corp
Tamblyn
Jaii
37% Mar
Stand Paving & Materials
Sylvanite
68c
69,774
Air Services
Inlet
Feb
*
Spooner Mines & Oils
Switson
58c
15
'
Surf
Weston
Jan
•
Superior
Mar
35
Warrants
Stuart
28
•
•
•
Oils
Union
Staducona
Jan
32
8 out ham
Spartan
14%
4,601
Valley Oil—
Southern
Western
Western
;4.25
1.30
Feb
Feb
23%c
1
Breweries
Preferred
Jan
1.25
37%
Rol—
Van
55
46%
56%
55
51%
4.05
35.
.
a
42 % Mar
34%
common
25
8.05
—
4.—*
Copper
Jan
37
Manufacturing
D
K
Slater
Feb
....X
Mines Ltd-.
28% Mar
Feb
.^2.25
.
1
Mines
Canada
Jan
15
27c
11 Va
100
•
Simpsons Ltd
Slscoe
43
4.30
,
__
"
Malar tic
90c
35
5
Feb
23%
Vl.65
Rights
West
29
4.05
__
-*
B
16% Jan
97% Jan
i 15
.
5
1
preferred
Sigma Mines Quebec
48
"
4.20
50c
1
•
Gordon
Breweries
43
1.40
16
'
8
Sherrltt
28
50
8.215
.
Jan
Feb
6.50
Sicks
35
24
6%
I
Ltd
Oil &
79%
8
Sheraton Corp
Jan
28%
24
7
.
;
9 Vac
33
50o
2.03
28 V2
__
:
•
-
Ltd
Nickel
9c
6.25
:
Jan
1.60
30%
•
Oil
78
8
50
50
6.90
516
/-31%
•
4.
Ltd
Petroleums
10%
6.25
33%
43
48
1.48
preferred
Class B preferred:
Sheep Creek Gold
5.90 Mar
1.82
—
x
1
*
common
Knapp Canada
Pyrite Copper
10%
'
11 Vs
1
i
Mines
Amulet
llc
Jan
6.10
1.75
4.10 ./
<„
*>
♦
(U
36c
28c
>•—
common
Mines
10%
52
23c
-t1.07
Wainwright Prod«& Ref_
&
50% Mar
1.666
5.90
55
/
-io
1
—
Feb;
2,410
5.90
1
—•
Mar
52
-/.-T.75;
;—*
———
Explorations Ltd
12
24c
-
112,700
Jan
32c
11% Mart
17%
I.20
75c
1.55
Febf
Jan-
24c
,
^_1
Mines—..
Jan
Feb
50%
24c
Jan
900
Feb
1.07
5.T5
!/•.
Jan
67
Canada
(Tpper
51%
< ;■
1.90
> 67
-
Universal Controls
10
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
1,050
50c
"
A
Jan-
8%
331,800
300
—•
•
Class
30c
Jan
15%
1.95
18,875
;
,
Mar
1Q%
11%
13
Security Freehold _
Shawlnigan Water & Power com
Scarfe class A
Feb:
60c
671
-
1.60
Walker
65c
Febf
6*75
«■
700
>
17%
11 Vs
60c
13
11%
16%
,-
Ltd—j
Waite
,
Mar
7.565
12
' /
IIV2
>
•
•
Corp
54c
°
10%
17
11%
18c
1.485
12%
50
Metal
Satellite
Jan
4.25
j
29,481
Jan
Debentures
Jan/
29
21c
102,987
Jan
100
■■
—
14
27c
Feb
4.75
32,516
52c
Telefilm
United
18c 20'Ac
4.25
Feb
1
Warrants
Jan;
Jan
3OV2C Feb
400
Y'5%
5%
2.32
11
1.00
41
26%
59c
13'/fee
Jan*
1.30
30%. Jan
17c
5,625
41c
77c
1
24c
Janj
HVa
Feb
Mar
11% Mar
131,125
,
Jani
24%
650
60c
2.20
15%
„•
common
5.75
'
45c
16c
99
I,385
-'2.20
Feb
—1
—1
preferred
.
St Maurice Gas
gaj. i., Q»«niifMIorsey
21,200
•
Jan
——100
5%
27c
X
Feb
'Vy 16
——1
19%
Cement class A
12%
'
Fortune
New
58c
22/2
10':»
89c
Hill
Steel
44c
90c
I
'
.
-7——
—
Oils,
10%
25
•
Industries
Feb
12c
9 VaC
78%
10%
1,470
...
Jan
Mar;
8V2
Jan
Jan
26
23c
>
.
4%
10,195
i
25
44c
—
43
26%
23c
.
84 %
8
■
Jan
44
Feb
13,426
20,360
11%
,
7-*
pfd_^—50
—,.25
100
•
11.
•27%
-
Jan
Feb
665
•
11%
8%c Jan
7,750
76C
class A
Inv
3,000
10
Mines
.;•
1.01
26
24::—^
17,800
98
9%c
.
.
98c
-19%c
,
—1
1
trust
Ltd class A,
Keno
United
voting
61c
—160
-1
10%
..
50
—
^
Oil
10%
37c
11 %c
10?2
~7.56
5.60
1
preferred-—
134,700
%
12c
12c
—
Mining Corp
16/»
17^2C
50c
7.00
—.
58c
--
—
205
,
Feb;
80
39%
25,
,
Feb
43%
39
42.
39 3 a
5.65
*
Warrants
St.
May
84 %
*
—
Canada
10%
llc
60c
L>
St Lawrence
35
.:<,52cv
.
X
Class A preferred
Union
95c
Jan
15c
Jan
34c
Jan
25 %c
preferred
32c
--
Koyal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil common
Russell
1.740
*•38
.*
Acceptance common
2nd
1.07
1*16
1
--1
Preferred
Preferred
'2-]f
S
1
*
—
Consol
403/4
'27c
;_^1
:
—
Asbestos
4.50
-1
;
Rocky petroleum Ltdfloe (A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
59% Mar
'
"
Jan
--
—
Mines
Jan
;
25%^;
Shawkey Mines
Mar
11 %
1
—
Mines
56
Jan
3.00
2.76 Mar
Jan
1.10
Feb
Feb
90c
6,400
2.76
75c
*
$1 preferred
Roche
795
1.00
1
Chiboucamau-
12c
—1
1
Robertson Mfg common
'59%:
38
•
.Jan
1
Uranium
Athabasca
Rtx
31
39
-
•
Co Ltd
Mar
12%
55c
—
Rexspar Uranium
Rio Rupununl Mines
Riverside Silk class A
31
-
-
*
Mines
Renabie
Feb
26% Feb
26%
12%
.
*
Oil
Tribag Mining
7c
30c
fO
i
Resources
Pipeline-^
49c
—*
1
—
Pipe Line
Prairie
22,000
1
*
Ltd—
Mines
25
150
84%
—
'
1
Feb
Jan
9c
Feb
45c
United
Rainvllle
Feb ;■
30
•—29
39%
84% .':
>
43%
/
Jan
478,267
42,696
'
Radlore Uranium Mines—
30
'».
—
—
—100
—
67
Mar
687
2.20
•
A
—
40
75c
*
:
44
53 %
40 •••.,
1956 warrants
preferred
9%C
•
Quemont Mining
Quinte Milk class A-...,
Quonto
Petroleum ——-
56% Mar,
Jan
30
59%
*
preferred
7c
6.50
16c
1
Quebec Manitou Mines—————1
Quebec
Metallurgical
—*
Quebec Natural Gas
1
Queenston Gold Mines
5%
(iOc
72c
1
——1
Ascot Copper
Quebec
4% %
Vic
<>ic
*———*
Quebec
Jan
37-
395
10%
class
Finance
Feb
Jan
8
Mar
2,850
V
•
95c
•
Producers Ltd
Gas
Provo
6.00
—J
Dome
Airways
Prospectors
High
51
5.865
43
v
50
;
—
12
Jan
10
5%
_
Pronto Uranium Mines
6c
625
2.00
b
2.20
—
24,100
>
preferred
Jan
36%
.1
•
1
•
River
Power
Corp
Prairie Oil Roy—
56%
4rl%
*
-
*
*
B
Jan
22c
:
;
Powell Rouyn
Prairie
Class
Traders
Oils
Works common
Toronto Star
*
Develop
Ponder
~x,
-
.
Jan. 1
Low
High
55%
55%
,
.*
Range Since
Shares
29
—1
Uranium
Ore
Low
—10
Bank
;
for Wfeek
Range
of Prices
Ltd
B..* C.
held
five
each
Placer
Last
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Shares
of Prices
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for Week
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WEEK ENDED
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Friday
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Volume
189
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(*160)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox Corp____!
Air Products Inc
Aiherican Box
Amer
Board
Co
39
1
Cement
.
4
Corp
—5
Amer Commercial
Barge Line__5
American Express Co
10-
26
American. Greetings
Amer
Hospital Supply Corp—4
American-Marietta Co_
2
American Pipe & Const Co
.1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp——7.50
A
M
P
Incorporated-—.—.—
52 %.
Helene
High
24*44
26./#-
20%..
21
5744
61/4
Arizona Public Service
Co_—_5
Arkansas. Missouri Power Co__5
37%.
/4
,-i
Houston
23
Corp__——10
2*
14J/e.
20%
Avon Products
Inc__4—-——10
Aztec Oil & Gas Co
99
-
—1
1644
—10
'•'
22:
«*
95
9 %
Laboratories-;———1
Bayless
Bell
(A
&
J)
Co
Beryllium
Inc
Bowser
Inc
Brown &
Brush
1244
13%
7244
76%
94 a
10 %
251/4
65%
1144
121/4
5
20
2144
Motor
Interstate
Securities
27 %
Jefferson
-
Jefferson
Canadian Superior Oil ol
Calif.l
Cannon. Mills class B com
194a
Citizens Util
Common
Gas Co
Co
class B—
Gas
16
47 44
-
Colorado- Milling & Elev
38%
12
13
Suburban
3
43 %
464b
5
17
1844
20%
Blower
52 Va
26 44
1
38%
51%
19%
McLean
vtg_
1
Specialties!
5
1
—
—:l
Sl-Noc Chemical Arts Inc_v—1
ietaphone Corp
5
——
Dun
&
J—5
11.%
"
'
7%
69
13 •„
1444
12%
1344
844
1744
15%"
20%
v
3844
2044
.
49%
"
2
944
—244
21%
23
1744
1744
19
1444
2144
,23%
27%
'
Eastern-Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
El
Paso Electric Co
Ele.ctro&nx- Corp——
10%
.
-
.
'*. 4344
2141
2344
(Texas)—*
32'%
.
18'%
2044
5144'
55
1
6344
67%
76%
8044
2.50
1
Corp
1
Packing Co
2944
19
2044
14%
1544
1744
18%
5%
1644
36
39%
45
4944
28 44
10
2744
744
pfel—20
1944
Gen Telep Co of the
Southwest
5 % % preferred
20
Giant Portland Cement
Co_
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
Co_2
Green (A P) Fire
Brick Co
5
Green Mountain
Power
Corp—_5
30%
34%
-
46%
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
30%
8
2144
2044
21%
25%
27
544
8%
30 Yd
ib
1744
4044
2644
1
21%-
7.50
44'%
844
10c
13%
17%
5
29%
Williams
Wisconsin Power 6c
Light Co_ .10
Wltco Chemical
—B
Wood Conversion Co—_
Bros
1
21%
-1
10
10%
1
Inc
7%
18%
1
6%
23%
26
28
Wurlitzer Company
19%
20%
7%
7%
2644
28%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Tuba Consolidated
Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore CO
50c
110
Bid
43%
28%
22%
46%
9%
14%
19
3144
3344
34 %
36%
17
10
19%
11%
*7%
17%
10%
53
16%
844
944
54
Par
57%
46%
49%
43
47%
290
Companies
Aak
303
"
—10
24%
2644
16
83%
Bid
Industrial Bk of Com (N T)_ 10
Industrial Natl Bank of
St
—7%
Utilities Co
32
18%
17%
19%
2844
Providence R I
10
Industrial Trust Co (Phlla)—0
Irving Trust Co (N T)
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N T)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk
Louis
Trust
Co
39%
107
A
Tr
98
7344
10
28%
47 Va
Long Island Trust Co (N T)_ 10
45%
30%
49%
29
31%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N T)_10
Manufacturers 6c Traders
42%
43%
45%
63%
64%
66%
43
46 Va
of Cleve_ 16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla.10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)—10
Citizens & Southern National
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr
(Chicago_25
80
Cleveland Trust Co
50
335
Commercial
Bk of No. Amer—5
Commercial Trust of N J
12%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
2944
55%
26%
39 %
12
25
24%
Nicholson
19
2044
16
16
17%
5%
Norrls
Tliermador
Nortex Oil
MV1«V»
v
& Gas
v.
*
Coi'P—4-50c
4
Corp-—-—1
„
North American Coal——_—1
North
Penn
Gas
5
Co——
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas——19
Northwest Production Corpj*.—1
33%
(Chicago)
3
Prod—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp
Opellka
Manufacturing
Otter Tail
Pabst
;
*
Corp__5
Power Co
-—.5
Brewing
—•
Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
27
29%
90
96
42%
45%
114%
118%
5
39 %
42
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (SF)_10
36%
3844
Plains
NY)
4/«
12
13%
11%
74
12%
78%
1844
20%
4
3%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
222
35%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk 6c Tr Co.10
234
52
Pldelity-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
95 %
38%
100
91
96
72%
76%
x32
45%
35%
48%
Camden
13%
5%
14%
First
1444
16
Firs* Natl
5
r
1444 "
".
Co
(Camden
Natl
Bk
Natl Bk
N
10
First Natl Bank of Boston
First Natl Bk of Chicago
First Natl Bank of Dallas
6%
5
1144
19%
21%
11%
1244
Pacific Power & Light Co__—6%
40%
42%
Pacific Uranium Mine:*——10c
544
5%
31%
0
30
Mellon Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (8t
Louis)—20
Merchants Natl Ot of Boston. 10
Morgan (J P) & Co (N T)_ 100
32
172
69%
48%
422
190
73%
53
439
National Bank of Detroit
10
National Bank of Weetchester.5
National City Bank iCJeve)—IE
National Commerce Bank
Trust (Albany, N T)
Natl Newark Ac Essex
Co (N J)
62%
28%
65%
75
"79%
30%
6c
7.80
284i
Banking
64
68%
49%
52%
55
58%
Eng Trust Co (Boston) .100
38%
42%
New Jersey Bank A Trust
Co_ll
32%
Natl
Shswmut Bk of Boeton_12%
Natl State Bk of
New
25
Newark—12%
New Tork Trust Co <N
T)—25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
Peoples First Natl Bk Ac Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bsrgsn City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
_10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
92%
545
6244
35%
96
581
66%
23%
26%
44>A
46%
20
54%
57%
Republlo Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—28
71JA
39 %
10
60
42%
63%
12%
100
345
88'A
92
158
75
173
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
3744
40%
(Jersey City)—25
68%
73%
43
47%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N T)
2
80%
84
101/2
21%
11 %
131/a
St Louis Union Trust Co
359
10
80
Boston
10
12%
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co
5
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
27%
Baltimore
15%
544
25
6%
(Atlanta).
Bank
57%
29%
& Tr
S)
34%
1
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N T
5444
0
(Buffalo)
6c Trust (Phlla)
22%
21%
32
CO
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY).10_
First
Oklahoma Miss River
8444
Trust
361
County Trust Co* (White
13
2344
Co
67%
42%
—50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
New Eng Gas & Elcc Assoc—8
File
46%
Continental 111 Bank 6c Trust
50
46%
(Phlla)
105
.
71
29%
4344
Co
44
27%
11%
27%
2444
•
42
5
(NJ)
Central Natl Bank
Bank
51%
.23
21
10
(Phlla)
.
v.
44
47%
20
Broad St Trust Co
30%
1644
1
;
2944
"65%
3444
62
62
2
Inc
-
40
8644
(N Y)
Natl Bank
Pacific
Pan
Far East Line
American
Sulphur
Corp
Co__70c
23%
2444
—1
23%
25%
1
18%
20%
Parker Hannifin
Pendleton
Pepsl-Coia
Tool
Indus*.—'
Bottlers—1
General
13%
14%
1
28%
3044
33
35%
1244
PicKering
First Natl Bank Trust
Co
of Patterson
First Natl
First
Natl
2s
76
City Bank (N Y)_20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phlla)
First
70
20
Bk of St Louis
Westchester
Natl
10
—
Lumber
10
_344
Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co_—;—*
34%
36 %|
8%
9%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Portsmouth Steel
1
31%
33%
1944
POtasn Co of America
Guaranty Trust Co
Bk. -15
(N Y)
—
_20
5
39%
Producing Properties Incj—10c
7%
7%
Harris Tr & Sav
1
9
944
Hartford Natl Bk 6c Tr Co__—10
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
20
21%
29
27%
32%
28
30%
Purex
20%
2244
ftimlaMr
Punta
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp Ltd
Products
1
1
—.1
541/4
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_6
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
(New Tork)
—26
40
—
34%
*
21%
42%
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
87%
51
Long
Glrard Trust Corn Exch
28%
30%
1544
1644
28%
37%
Bk (Chic)
20
56
98%
55%
100
59%
102
58%
108
For
footnotes
see
102
Trade Bk 6c Tr Co (N T)
3844
5344
26
57%
28%;
43
47%
4644
50%
28
11%
31%
12%
10
49
53
10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Union Bank of Commerce—
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
8844
34
...-
10
51
54%
United States Trust
31
34%
58%
63%
10
(Boston)
United States Trust W T)_20
92%
96
19%
21%
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arla)_5
49%
53%
Hudson
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)—
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
97%
84
40%
38%
—
3044
35
Hanover Bank of New York—10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-Stats Street Trust
84%
32 %
10
20
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phils—10
I
2
Plymouth Rubber Co
of New Rochelle
Franklin Nq.tl Bank of
Island NY
74%
—
Bank
13%
P«>rmanente Cement
Pfaudler-Pdrmutit
First Natl Bk
Pubco Petroleum
2.50
•
32%
2%
General Gas
Corp—
(Calif)
1544
10
1
Service Co—
General Crude Oil Co
Telep
2744
*
Corrugated Paper
Gas
Gen
11%
38 %
_10
Food Mart Inc_
2
Footie Bros Gear & Macli
Corp_2
Garlock
11
35%
Assn_100
Fjslrer Governor Co
Ft Wayne
Frito Co
3544
'
1
7%
10c
Federal Natl
Mortgage
First Boston
Corp_
FJsber Brothers Co
Florida Steel
23%
4044
Equity Oil Co
.
12%
-
1
Empire State Oil Co
•
11%
22
.10
E'mbart Mfg Co
■
.
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
1
44%
41%
13%
Class B common
22%
1844 " r
46
:
48%
50c
Western Natural Gas Co
2%
Virginia
Boatmen's
"
.
22%
20%
27%
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Eastern.. Industries Inc
44%
(SF)
Bankers Trust Co
5%
National Alumlnate Corp——2%
National Gas & Oil Corp_:
5 •
National Homes Corp A com_50c
1644
44
2
<
15% J
Co
18%
45'4
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
40%
2744
42
Precision Indust—1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co-L—10
30%
26 44
'_!
Bank of
3644
5%
Monogram
14%
•
28
4144
1
*
68%
Missouri
944
"
d-JL—1.1
Bradstrect Inc——
West Point
Manufacturing Co.*
Western Lt 6c Telephone
Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
(San Francisco)
6%
Bank of Commerce (Newark )_25
Bank of New York
100
15%
70%
39
Minneapolis Gas Co_
—1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co!
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_2—5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line'Co-5
4144
65
13
48%
.
65
2%
Eng—_—5
Publishing Co
5
QBiss A common
Laboratories
844
,
3844 "
33
Dunham. Bush Inc—:
Duriron- Cc •—
•
34
&
Miles
19%
17%
29%
35%
Bank of America NT&SA
..
1444
lc
Industries
Machine
Miehle-Gross-DexteF Inc—
12%
.
174a
Sons Co—5
&
■
66
Metropolitan Broadcasting!:—1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co_!
5
1744 '
55%
16%
45
Par
McNeil
24%
57
52
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"—1
Westooast Transmission
*
Bank and Trast
Camden
1644
25%
53
•
33
Propane Gas Corp—1
Refining Co
lc
Syntex Corporation
•
55%
27%
20%
..
13%
1044
22 44
24
5
13%
Suntide
McLouth Steel Corp
254B
-
3044'
-—
Donnelley • (R R)
Duffy-Mott Co _]
1
1
Corp
29
Dentists1, Supply Co of N
Y—2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp 5
Detroit- Harvester Co
;—1
Dctroit lnternat
Bridge Co
1
Die-bold Inc
2544
Marquardt Aircraft
:—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
944
1
39%
41%
Co
58%
24
23
12%
28%
28%
*
21
37
1
i
—•
Marmon Hcrrlngton Co Inc
1644
19%
1
Co
Warner 6c Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (SD) Co
31%
Marlln-Rockwell
25%
18
1
39%
37
29%
32
Cross
Company
5
Cummins. Engine Co Inc
5
Cutter laboratories com
vtg—1
Darling-(LA) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
,
—1%
55
Continental Transp Lines Inc_l
Copeland. Refrigeration
Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
1
;
1
Co
2644
14%
294'a
50%
50c
44%
Suburban
25
22%
50c
Electronics
29%
23
52%
23%
47%
84%
Madison Gas & Electric Co—_16
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
1
32
26%"
Service
American Trust Co
7%
49
5
57
80 %
Macmillnn
244a
1444
70%
24%
-33%
15%
7j/b
64b
1
1
Meredith
Danly Machine
Co
Grocery
!
5
1
"
2744
"
Gas
66
20%
36%
3%
—1
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's
v
244
2%
41%
8%
35%
18%
34
7%
7
lc
—1
Gas Corp
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freigh
tways.
_2.5 0
Consolidated Rock Products—_5
Ltd
25
6%
2544
1
28%
22%
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
294a
Commonwealth
Common
1
—
32%'
23
33%
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
Lone Star Steel
22%
2944
Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
28
26'A
30%
31%
2744
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
30%
Ling
2744
2744
Colorado Gil & Gas
Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
22
13 Vo
29
31%
Hotels Delaware Corp—1
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
11%
24%
1
20%
28
'
9
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
44
Staller
50%
10
Liberty Loan Corp
78%
2b"
5
19%
15%
26%
Stepan Chemical Co
4344
16
Inc
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
28%
25%
'•*
10 y8
41
Lau
29
"644
47%
9%
13%
28%
74
26%
-1
1944
Home Products Inc.—
Common non-voting
_5
Stanley Works
_25
38%
44V4
24%
1244
.-10
47%
27%
36j/b
Co
Landers Frary & Clark—,
Lanolin Plus
50%
—_1
36
22
26%
—
2644
Keystone Portland Cem Co
1744
6% *}
'
Koehring
644
22%
Corp
6Vb
•
20%
Steamship—2.50
Ketchum Co Inc
35%
.1
Co
Stand Fruit &
12%
25%
2%
Colonial Stores Inc
Colorado Interstate
«.
18%
11%
Co
1
2%
Kentucky Utilities Co:——10
2444
4—1
Coastal States Gas Prod
Collins Radio Co A com
Class B common—
17%
Petrocheinicals_l
Kendall Co
64 '-
54a
33 %c
Clinton-Engines Corp
45%
& Trecker
Kennametal
32/2
—1
4244
Steel
Kellogg
9%
21
3444
c] A—33%c
com
•
5
21%
5%
-2%
3
50c
Power Co
10
27%
Central Public
Utility Corp
6
26 %
; Central Soya Co
—74%
I 'bhattanooga
Supply
Tele
Gas_5
-31%
6
;
Co—1
States
Specr Carbcn Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
CentKtl'-Maiiie
Corp
14%
Stanlpv
10
10
13%
56%
4344
Co_5
19%
124'a
Corp common
1
$1.46 preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment; Co_10
2944"
,
17%
18
19%
21
23
33
11%
60
19
5
17%
54b
40%
10
37%
30%
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
1
206
5
18 Vis
1
Co—3%
34%
2
1
57%
19%
4%'
70%
United States Sugar
Corp.
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp
12%
Universal Oil Processes
46%
29%
12%
19%
1
9%
Cedar Point Field Trust
ctfs——
Central Electric & Gas
7%
6
54
Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt 6c Pwr
Co.5
8%
53%
13%
Eng Tele Co—25
Southern Union Gas Co
1
1
Kaiser
Kearney
■
12%
Co—•
5%
l
Trans
9%
33%
50
New
—
1
Central Telephone Co
Centra) Vt Pub Serv
Southern
Jessop Steel Co
4044
59 %
I
1
Pc-wer
Jervis Corp
274a
25
Co
——1
Electric
Lake
196
1
Service
Water
Jamaica
57%
Ltd—10c„
Public
Jack & Hcintz Inc
18%
38
5
Standard Pressed Steel
Standard Register
1744
California Oregon Power
Co—20
California- Water Service Co—25
Calif Water &
Telep, Co—12%
Canadian. Delhi Oil
X
Southern Colorado
Inc—
Class A common
Iowa
56 %
?.
;
,
7%
36%
27%
10%
10
I
fracerlab Inc
844
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
Southern uulii
Water
Co
5
23%-
,
15%
31%
744
~2
31V2
21%
52-%
Texas Industries Ino
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp—1
Thermo King Corp
1
Three States Nat Gaa Co
1
49%
1
«»
Trans
46%
20c
Southern Nevada Power Co
35%
25 %
_1
i
>
Gas
67%
6%
34%
34%
25%
Texas 111 Nat Gaa
Pipeline Co_l
Time Ino
Tokheim Corp
Topp Industries Inc.
Towmotor Corp
Southwestern
844
43 %
33%
Co
Investors Diver Services
15%
8%
40%
1
D
<t>
Texas
77%
63
14
*
1
Inc
72%
Texas eastern Transmit
Corp.7
36%
Interstate
Co—29
Electric
,
34
30%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
Central Indiana Gas Co
27%
61
22%
Corp__
23
23%
28
Carpenter Paper Co^_
Ccco Steel Products
Corp
21
2544
1
Sys_l
Corp
Freight
4344
144a
16
Sierra Pacific Power Co
Skii Corp
*
20%
!
1
Co——J*
Bakeries
16
_^_10
Louisiana
Ine_
Water
&
28%
38%
14%
Seismograph Service Corp
.—10
preferred—25
Corp
Central
Gas
14%
Sliarpe Mfg Co—.10
Buckeye-Steel Castings
Carlisle
Mills
Head
3544
Senile
Interstate
7%
Co
30%
Indianapolis Water Co
International Textbook Co
6%
Bullock's: Inc_
Burndy
1
26%
1
Sabre-Plnon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
Scjiield Bantam Co—
8
2844
Husky Oil Co
10%
1
Beryllium
29%
744
5344..
*
$1.20
28
1
Indian
5
Inc
•
1
10
Manufacturing Co—2%
■
1
40%
Black Hills Power &
Light Co—1
Black Sivalls &
Bryson Inc com_l
Mills
22
Mat
77%
Ryder System
2744
20%
Gas
Field
56%
73
Roddis Plywood
Corp
Rose'Marie Re id
254a
.
2344
1
2544
1
10
Corp
Botany
2%
25
Bonis Bros Bag Co_
Beneficial. Corp
Berkshire- Hathaway
'
A
52
1
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co.
Tekoll Corp.
Texas National Petroleum
25c
&
Rockwell
/2.
18
4944
Markets——_1
Gossert
class
Oil
Indiana
Bales Mfg Co
Eaxter
66
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co__
36
1344
1
11%
71%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
23
33 V2
_
1044
class
*
3
Rochester Telephone Corp
15%
1
Ind
Houston Corp
Houston Nalural
_
-
21%
Arkansas.- Western Gas Co_—_5
Art Metal Construction
Co—10
Arvida Corp
-_s——.—— 1
Associated Spring
Hoover Co
14
A
Engineering
Curtis
Voltage
1344
7%
31%
13%
4644
12%
Corp
Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
146
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
23
12%
Robbins
144
~7
.
21
111%
129
22
Riley Stoker
33 JA
106
138
^i"8*
38%
Inc__.—
-4
Arden Farms Co common
1
Partic. preferred
:——"*
-
5
Richardson Co
31%
3044
Controls—1
Bid
53%
3%
8%
33%
14%
49%
23%
Roadway Express class A
5%
29
Hanna (MA) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
67/4..
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc—3%
33 Vt
25
1
Anheuser-Busch
"
31%
' 4%
2.50
3
2
Ask
50
Republic Natural Gas Co
206
_10c
Corp
5
Corp of America—1
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
5c
Ask
196
Bid
Ralston Purina €o
Rare Metals
;—1
Mfg
Hagan Chemicals &
Haloid Xerox Inc
39/«
83
49%
Society
Gustln-Bacon
Bid
•
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Ji'?
65^/4
.
Corp
Grolier
27/4
,8,
29 A
62%
"A"—X
Grinnell
'*
™
.
36/2.
CI
Par
.Ttf
37%,*
—:J."'
:
6
Far
.Ask.„
7
1
—
:
Bid
March
preceding page.
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
.
.
(1170)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
March
for Friday,
fi
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research & Development-*
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Milt Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" inc—.5
Axe-Houghton-Stock Fund lnc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp.lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc—
—1
Broad Street Investment
—1
Bullock Fund Ltd—
1
1
California Fund Inc_
2.23
2.03
25c
Fund—
Affiliated Fund Inc.
Aberdeen
8.09
7-48
•V
4.38
41 */4
5.84
6.38
B-l
6.45
E-2
5.93
17.54
18.96
S-4
26.32
28.45
13.88
15.21
1
1
1
Composite Fund Inc—-—
16.41
15.18
20.43
9.84
10.70
9.91
10.77
15.30
16.53
19.29
20.97
18.26
16.80
16.45
17.78
19%
————1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
21
Western Investment Inc
44
17%
18%
22%
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of
Co_5
34%
(Newark N Jj—2%
29%
25.27
16.53
18.03
10.25
11.19
American
9.56
(Discount Bonds)
25.51
10.44
Amer Ins Co
American
12.76
13.93
14.82
16.17
American
12.70
Priced Com Stks»_l
Amer
Amer Nat Ins
13.86
American Surety Co..
13.16
7.34
6.70
1
Fund Inc
Inc—wl
18.19
6.83
Looini's
New
Hampshire
Commonwealth
Co
(Ky)
Connecticut
General
Continental
Assurance
Continental
shares
lc
4.16
4.47
lc
2.60
2.87
3.62
3.99
int_33'/3C
Growth Stock
33'%c
Investors
Mass
Fund Inc—
2.75
14.38
Franklin
8.17
Fund
—
&
23.68
13.38
16.30
17.62
,Great American—
1
10.27
11.27
Gulf Life
Corp——.1
Mutual
Investment Fund Inc
10.41
11.44
Mutual
Shares
1
Stock Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
23.74
7.11
7.77
Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc„1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
—lc
Preferred stock series—lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
I
20.22
20.43
7.99
8.28
16.16
17.47
New
England
18.01
19.47
New
York
4.31
4.72
5.83
6.38
2.82
3.08
10.19
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-l
20.94
1
12.49
13.50
3.39
Investors
14.38
National
Corp—
43
15%
Co
of
N
16%
Y_. 12%
49%
53
Insurance
Pacific
(Minn)
10
Indemnity Co__
Reinsurance Corp
St
Paul Fire
Seaboard
45%
47%
23%
&
1
11.36
12.42
1
616
1
4.44
25.81
Preferred Stock Series-
1
0.44
(N C)
l
5%
6
(Pa)
5
52%
56
Owners
Co
Life
10
Ins
200
56%
208
59
Standard
12.93
593
6.54
18.73
20.53
2.72
2.96
8.56
_1
21.96
Life
Ins__10
7%
8%
94
$6.50
59%
63
Co
10
91
97
Haven)—
Fire & Marine
10
36
41%
preferred
40%
3%s March
3%S
April
15,
13.78
3%s
Aug.
17,
1959—
15,
1963—
9.53
Aviation shares
10.26
11.24
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
lc
lc
7.95
8.71
8.46
4.77
5.21
1
15.76
17.27
Inc
11.41
4s
17.27
18.77
3%s Aug. 23,
3%S Feb. 13.
37.46
37.84
1
Fund
Inc
1
7.95
(Geo)
Fund
1
14.00
15.22
1
15.48
16.83
1
7.59
8.25
Putnam Growth Fund
Inc
lc
13.98
15.30
Scudder Fund
13.71
15.01
—
25c
13.07
4%S
City
8.27
9.06
10.66
11.68
lc
7.37
8.08
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
8.40
9.21
Selected
1.25
10.01
shares—lc
8.05
8.39
Shareholders Trubt of Boston—1
11.54
10,
lc
——_lc
13.11
1
15.80
7.26
7.96
1
13.72
11.72
12.83
1
14.59
16.98
shares
lc
2.32
2.56
37 %
40
Equipment shares
lc
6.21
6.81
Railroad Stock shares
lc
lc
10.57
11.58
Sterling
10.38
11.37
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
7.90
8.66
lc
11.78
12.90
1
18.38
18.93
United
I
20.14
20.76
United Continental Fund
shares
;
shares
Utilities
.
—
Growth Industry
Shares Inc
GuSrdian Mutual Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Series
Funds
•
10c
i
5.12
10c
H-C7
Nov.
Smith
Shares
Amer
(Edison
B)
Fund
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign
Investors
State
Street Investment Corp—*
Stein
Roe & Farnum Fund
Texqs
1
12.65
or
32nds
more
Land
1,
1960
98.20
3%s April
3,
1961
99
I960—
100.9
4s
100.10
4s
100.13
Sept. 20,
99.20
3%s May 2,
98.22
4%s
March
4%s
July
96.28
97.4
100.8
100.24
101 %
101%
96
99.29
1961—
100.1
3%s Sept.
94.16
5.59
1959
May
1%S
Aug. 1,
Nov.
3%s
12.32
1
7.97
8.71
Fund Shares_l
11.23
12.21
Fund
1
13.02
14.23
1
17.02
18.50
Canada
Ltd
10.70
9.25
10.00
lc
12.49
13.66
lc
11.14
12.18
11.38
12.45
3%
15,
100.8
1960
100.6
100.10
April
May
Whitehall Fund
96%
4s
1,
Aug.
l%s pet.
Feb.
Special
lc
7.02
7.69
Institutional
lc
13.62
14.90
Insur
Fund
Recent
Bonds—
Barium
Bid
,
1%S April
99.26
——
99.6
100.5
100
99.14
100.7
1
1 Vis
April
1%S
Oct.
3.98
10.52
11.50
12.74
X14.12
15.39
13.11
14.17
—.1
6.05
6.55
Steel
5%s
-1969
89
91
1980-76
57 %
59
Burlington Industries 41/4S__1975
99%*
100%
British Petroleum 6s
Inc
Street
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
I
T
Carrier
4%'s
1979
102 %
102%
Ry 4s
1969
106
100.19
95
2%s Feb.
(M)
Corp
1982
106
107 %
&
4Vis
100.31
—_
93
100.2
—
1963
Cent Illinois Pub Serv 4%s_1989
106%
97
101
1976
5s
86
—1975
Uranium 5%s
Chance Vought 5 Vis
1977
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
106%'
EI Paso Natural Gas 5 Vis—1977
ww
1,
1,
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.25
99.29
3.50'7
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.24
99.28
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
2.30%
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
3.45%
2-2-59
11-
2-59
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
3.70s
3-
12-
1-59
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
110
113
1963
88
90
87
108
Public
Serv
Co
Tel
99.24
99.29
100.1
99.28
100.1
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf
3%S
General
Trailer
1975
4s
4%s
Yield Price
Bid
of Ind
18
1959
99.203
99.231
March
19,
1959
99.938
99.944
June
22.
1959
99.166
99.183
25,
1959
March 26,
April
2,
1959
99.896
116
118
105%
106%
1990
103%
103%
April
30,
May
7,
99.166
July 2. 195S
July 9. 1959
99.067
99.106
99.752
Julv
16.
1959
98.954
98.997
99.706
July
23.
1959
98.897
98.942
99.653
1959
99.136
99.809
99.694
1959
June
99.867
99.741
:
99.906
99.853
99.800
1959
April 9, 1959
April 16, 1959
April 23, 1959
99.668
July 30,
98.828
98.868
99.010
1959
98.725
98.767
98.700
98.606
98.642
August 27,. 1959
September 3, 1959
98.528
98.566
98.457
98.477
Sept.
98.301
98.323
101%
99.564
99.580
August
6.
May
14,
1959
99.494
99.505
August
13.
1959
104%
May
15,
1959
99.486
99.498
Au«»s"t
20,
1°59
122
126
May
21,
1959
99.436
99.448
120%
122
Southern
104%
105
May 28,
1959
99.378
99.396
105
105%
June
4.
1959
99.316
99.326
Sperry Rand 5lis ww
1982
127
129
June
11,
99.269
99.295
Textron
1971
107
108
103%
104
-1993
1975
Cement
5s
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww
129
1977
141
145
1982
185
190
Amer
5s
Underwood
Corp
5 Vis
U S Industries 4%s
k__
.—1989
"
*No
par
Net
value
asset
1971
116
118
a
1970
100
104
k Admitted
106V.
Inland Steel 4%s
-
1959—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•
Indiana Michigan Elec 4a/4S_1988
1959—.
21,
1959
105
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s 1979
Fort
;
Stock
L_
Westcoast Trans
5Vis
1988
98
101
b Bid yield
d Ex-rights,
value.
to
listing
Exchange
price
t New
on
the New York
99.051
98.666
101 %
104%
4%s
Ask
June
4%s„1989
103%
100.2
100.5
99.983
San Diego Gas & Elec 4%s_1984
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
102
100.3
Yield Price
Ask
103
98
99.30
100.2
Ask
100.4
99.981
158
Tel
99.31
1959
153
1976
—
2-59
Bid
100
12,
Southern Natural Gas 4%s_1979
Ferro
91.10
100.5
103 %
Bell
92.16
March
1973
&
95.26
92.8
91.8
1963
1963
1% %
1977
5s
5%s
Tel
93.8
100.6
95.22
2.00%
Bid
Mueller Brass 3%s
Pacific
94.8
101
Federal Intermediate Credit Rank Debentures
Rate
Ask
1981
Pacific Petroleum
99.28
100.30
94
Sons—
4%s
N Span
95.8
99.24
1962-
1962
96.8
100.21
100.26
1962—
15,
97.12
100
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
107%
Financial
Pacific
...
Bonds—
National Can
C
Canadian
ac
Wisconsin Fund Inc.
Lowenstein
Ask
4.35
8.89
99.30
15,
99.31
8.13
96
1,
3%s Nov.
99.21
1
1961
1961
Aug. 15, 1962
%s Oct. 1, 1962
99.19
98.20
97.4
4s
99.29
Security Issues
Ask
97%
Situations
'
Institutional Income Fund
100%
„
point
1, 1961
15, 1962
15.
I960
1960
3'%s
3%s
a
1961
1,
May 15,
May 15,
7.79
6.45
11.73
Fund
of
3.60%
Growth
94i%
99'%
1960
15,
98.12
7.13
Wellington Fund—
Institutional
'
•
103%'
93V%
Bid
1,
I960
5.90
Wellington Equity Fund
Fund_lc
Ltd—
Fund
l%s
99.16
l%s Oct.
1.
1
9.79
1
Bank
v
95
102J%
1972
32nds
more
April
1
1
Shares
Feb
April. 1, 1959
IJ/2S Oct. 1, 1959
3%s Nov. 15, 1959
1
Income
Line
Inst Foundation Fund
99.24
100.4
1959
l%s
IOC
Line
Institutional
99.22
Treasury Notes—
Inc__1
Fund Inc
Value
Value
'
99.31
99.14
1959
1959
15,
or
99.30
4s
1
Value Line
2.78
Institutional
15,
one
l%s
Fund
94
Maturity—
3%s Feb.
Income
Wall
105
Treasury Notes (Continued )-
1959—
13.39
9.42
Fund
24,
IVis
,
1
8.62
Investors
Ask
Inc—
2.54
Income
March
Accumulated Fund—1
a27.07
rncomnrntprt
Bid
l%s
3%s
1
Incorporated
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
16.26
1
Inc
104
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
10.75
Funrl6
95
102 Va
•
100.4
1,
13.39
Science
United
95
94%
1969—
15,
100.24
101'%
3%s April 1, 1970
4%S Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
96%
99%
100.20
100.8
1966
20, 1969—
15,
98.28
:
100.4
May 1, 19G2
2%s Mdy 1, 1963
99.12
100.6
100.2
100.5
9.84
Funds
99.8
2%s June
1,
;
99.10
99
I960
98.14
1963
100.4
99.2
1,
100.9
1963
99.30
100
Feb,
100.6
—
Ask
99.26
;
3%s Feb.
100
14.94
Fund Inc
United
point
99.25
2 J/48
1960
12,
a
Bank Bonds'—
1962
11,
of
99.29
100.1
1
Income Fund
Boston
33%
98
April 1, 1959
10.82
a36.20
Investment Fund Inc-l
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
31%
Bid
100.6
June
a28.75
5.08
Haydock Fund Inc
44%
2
a39.75
1,
Common Stock Fund
United
Inc—
Series H-DA
41%
112
& Clark—
Scudder Stevens
United
Hamilton
33%
2
2%S May 1,
1959
3%s May 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 20, 1959
100.4
100.2
2.85s
14.83
lc
lobacco
31%'
Y
N
17.32
Steel
94%
3
of
one
100.5
i960
12.61
14.35
RR
90%
Westchester Fire
100.2
3.50s
lc
1
98%
CoIZlo
99.21
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2,
1959
14.13
'Fully Administered shares—lc
Bond
28 %
95 %
97.16
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
Scudder Stevens & Clark
of Canada
June
3%s March
8.59
Putnam
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Railroad
26%
(N Y)
99.25
25.56
2.50
Shares
99.31
1959
10.47
Growth Stock
Dist
10,
25.31
Puritan
shares
65%
8
Q
& Trust
Ask
100
l
Fund Inc
Quarterly
1959-
_*
—
9.27
Fund
(T Rowe)
16,
2s
June 10, 1959—
3%S Aug. 10, 1959
3%s Oct. 13, 1959
Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
8.70
shares
62
U S Fire
Mortgage Assn—
1.65s April
1
Securities
Federal Natl
,4
Fund Inc
Peoples
13.3914.48
mreet Fund——1
Over-the-Counter Securities
lc
lc
shares
35%
106
10
Fidelity & Guaranty
Federal
1959
12.61
3V'eS April
William
1
Group Securities—
Bid
38
.1
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc..
Pioneer
Petroleum
38%
33%
10
Accident
Title Guar
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
of Canada Ltd
Price
Mining
2
Xr<tT6l6rs
98
38%
23.74
Fund
Capital Fund
'
8.05
Merchandising
6.25
Marine
19%
'78%
73%
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.93
7.83
Series
Stock
Growth
17.21
Bond
18
68
2
(New
Springfield
U S
Co
1
7.11
9.09
1
Stock Series
One
11.77
6.51
II—1
Series——-.
Income
15.91
Institutional
2
lo
9.22
7.41
shares
24%
4.85
Series
14.56
General Eond shares
85
23%
47%
—
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
6.73
Dividend Series
15.92
Food
67%
63
81%
10
(N Y)
Surety
Security
25%
44%
29%
_io
_
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Natl Life Insurance
135
68
27%
Life Ins Co..— 5
Phoenix
23%
147
67 %
63%
5
Quaker City Life Ins
126
63%
lo
Peerless Insurance Co
Philadelphia
103
95
lo
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Pyramid Life Ins Co
135
46 %
_3 33 Va
U S Life Insurance Co in the
25.38
1
shares
36%
.2.50
——
80%
40%
5
Insurance
Jefferson
Balanced Series^-
1
shares
.
34
82
1.50
(Fla)
Security Series-
Bond
General Investors Trust
Home
22.65
49%
—5
;
22
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—lo
Home
,
!
5
3.73
46
Northwestern National Life
Standard
11.08
3.43
54%
10
—
Ins
21%
51%
2
76
(Jacksonville Fiai.2%
Hanover
of beneficial interest——1
Northern
47%
20
Fire
—
Northeastern
112%
44%
-5
Fire
River
North
107%
5
70%
class A
Casualty
Providence-Washington
Employees Life
C)
—10
Fire
64%
4
(D
York
New
122
37%
5
C)
Ins
Mutual Trust Shares
National
Eaton & Howard-
Capital Corp
63%
109
Union
116
61%
al4.90
Muutal Income Foundation Fd_l
13.44
(D
Government
———
1
Industries Fund Inc
00%
103
-10
78%
4
10
———_5
12.24
85%
24.14
4
Republic
Employees Ins
21.90
12.23
Energy
51%
Government
17.71
Fund
48
-10
Insurance
Falls
Globe
4%
79 %
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
78%
75
F)__—2.50
Automation
—1
&
Inc
3.09
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Life
(S
of beneficial interest—1
Missiles-Jets
13.23
Shares
Fund
3%
119
*
%
—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
14.75
13.30
Federal
Fireman's
3.03
13.64
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Trust
Investors
beneficial
of
shares
2.50
25c
Common
74%
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares-—
—lc
17.85)
Shares—
E
Chemical
114%-
3.12
23.30
Automobile
5
10
Inc
2.83
20.62
Gas
180
shares—lc
9.32
General
363
172
Metal
10.25
Balanced
345
5
Casualty Co
Forster
27%
10
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J.'—1.25
9.35
Dividend
Life
Employers
8.50
Series
&
25% 1
—2
4.23
81
1
1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Trustee
Ins
2.91
Units
De Vegh
Diversified
Life
National
66
—
Natl Life & Accident Ins—
,
151-8
10
—
Amsterdam
3.84
shores
Fire
<Bait)—
New
2.64
Petroleum
23%
Life
38%
——5
shares—lc
Industries
Monument
35%
Boston Insurance Co
Crum
General
37%
Nationwide Corp
a46.49
Managed FundsElectrical Equipment shares_lc
77%
13%
15
7.44
Mutual Fund—•
Sayles
55%
73%
68
13.55
Stk Fund Inc—1
Insurance
50
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
30%
13.77
12.40
5
14
17%
40%
5
63%
1
42%
.5
Bonding—
Life Ins
28
Life
40%
Merchants Fire Assurance
& Shippers
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N j;»-_10
Standard
4%
1
—.
Mass Indemnity &
%
11%
21%
Bankers
55 %
38
35
6.25
21 %
232
4%
Massachusetts
10%
5
220
Maryland
4
23%
—10
31 %
4%
Beneficial
19.89
Life Insurance Investors
Life
"
12.54
25c
1
Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Trust
16%
Re-insurance
4
3%
21%
52
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Casualty
62
20
38 %
-
3%
21
58%
1
12%
11%
Ask
3
19%
10
Va
National Life
National
14.24
6.69
6.12
<
Mercury
—
Lincoln
Corp
___i
(Wash D C)
1
(Galveston)
1
20.51
260
20%
Investors
15.25
18.80
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund-—.——1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Lexuigton
Home Assurance
13.98
Massachusetts Life Fund—
7.47
1
Fund
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De
(Low
B-4
Massachusetts
1-
Fund lnc_
Dividend Income
39%
40%
Paper
—}
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
Crown
10
Equitable Assur
—_5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred.
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
37%
American
8.71'
7.97
Income
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
Fund Inc
Agricultural Insurance Co
23.16
Priced Bonds)
B-3
(Low
35.83
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life &■ Casualty Ins Co
of Tenn
3
24.44
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
22.23
14.27
33.74
18.88
—1
Canadian International Growth
8.89
9.73
Fund Ltd————
•
1
28.67
30.99
Century Shares Trust—1
11.94
13.05
Chase Fund of Boston—
1
20.96
22.67
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100 14,900 15,500
132 '%
138%
7% preferred
-—100
10.95
11.98
Colonial Fund Inc—--.1
Concord
35.13
(Investment
20.67
13.13
30.87
Aetna
American
13.68
4.98
83%
245
Bid
Aetna Insurance Co
Life—_—
80
lo
Par
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
201
12.78
a23.34
10
Companies
Ask
193
10
11.34
Funds—
12.59
9.48
Surety.
11.70
1
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l i High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
8.72
X4.56
Canadian Fund Inc_—
Commonwealth
Custodian
Lazara
1
Ltd
(1954)
(The;
1.85
&
Casualty
10.38
Mutual Fund—1
Johnston
Kevstone
1.68
General Fund—
Canada
4168
10.07
9.21
38 '%
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Eoston___l
Istel Fund Inc
1
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Aetna
4.67
4.26
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutual
x
stock,
Ex-dividend
wiWhen
y
xssued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
•
i-j
Volume 189
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1171)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
''i
.
1
■
Week Ended
1959
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
increase compared with
an
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
Lancaster
Reading
3.5% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at; $24,770,604,106 against $23,941,667,671 for the
there is
;
_
Scranton
_
Wilkes-Barre
week in 1958. At this center
same
York
New
1,668,293
3,609,812
946,000,000
3,544,416
6.479,884
4,062,953
6,177,258
13,586,162
5,637,155
—
Delaware—Wilmington
gain for the week ending Friday, of 3.1%. Our comparative summary for
a
_
Philadelphia
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
19,510,637
11,488,536
Jersey—Trenton
February 28
Xno.
17,326,961
1956
1957
or
'
S
$
Deo. %
+ 4.8
1,743,714
+ 10.1
1,816,265
$
1,828,268
*2,000,000
1,903,492
4,111,499
970,000,000
3,920,343
6,693,875
4,338,339
Bethlehem
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
1958
$
a year ago. Pre¬
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Mar.
7, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
th&
District—Philadelphli
\
% Bank clearings this week will show
1,551,324
1,923,434
1,783,526
4,927,923
1,253,000,000
4,477,948
6,211,526
3,774,685
6,744,508
1,697,714
2,466,582
.
1,962,626
4,713,670
+ 14.1
+ 13.9
2.5
+ 10.6
1,425,000,000
+
3.4
6,969,815
+
6.8
+
4,590,940
•
—
+ 43.6
4,112,415
6,845,767
18,335,601
—33.7
18,971,966
15,772,497
20,609,231
2.5
1,495,667,096
1,320,777,108
—
8.7
week follows:
Total
1
(li cities)
1,031,437,144
1,006,015,718
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
'
Week Ended March 7—
New York
-
'
:
.
1959
Boston
1958
%
313,454,534,201 $13,054,055,957
■
-
Chicago
+
ftnrth Federal Reserve District—Ctevelao*-
3.1
"
11,720,431
1,296,056,122
-„■■■
1,115,518,656
+ 16.2
»1,075,000,000
Philadelphia
1,023,000.000
+
5.1
Cleveland
8.0
Columbus
749,060,622
St. Louis '
i—
"
+
418,099,064
+ 18.8
396,400,000
,—-—:
.Sau Francisco
693,727,274
496,673,162
■
■
Kansas City
360,000,000
+ 10.1
722,958,000
Baltimore
Ten
+
','v
cities, fIVe days
$19,712,789,044 $18,706,615,168
4,214,845,885
„
4,362,543,750
$23,927,634,929 $23,069,158,918
day
<
Total
6.9
j
842,969,177
872,508,753
in
$24,770,604,106 $23,941,667,671
"Estimated.
-
+
,1,483,356,619
—14.5
—11.6
4,567.101
21,095,671
201,091,728
7,842,739
366,422,193
124,689,49*
+
—
+
+
7,530,939
>8,317,602
334,752,960
District of Columbia—Washington
107,915,713
343,063,677
127,475,896
—15.3
677,721,742
686,624,161
—
1.3
13,551.448
499,514,041
-
769,895,626
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
4,427,380
,
3.7
3.4
—
Carolina—Charleston
...
(6 cities)
5,179,533
18,064,000
_
Richmond
•20,442,862
182,144,591
205.030,750
>
+ 12.6
—
—
9.5
2.4
•;
~ 725,708,928
3.5
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
by the foregoing will
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
30,737,988
Nashville
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Florida—Jacksonville
6,199,148
4,816,088
273,111,295
*165,000,000
14,084,562
698,622
_
we
Mobile
present further below,
Mississippi—Vicksburg
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Louisiana—New
0.5
—
4.0
+
^580,067
W'235,712,402,
6,653,169
„
*4;250,503
•
Orleans
5,879,374
246,064,400
173,767,426
14,741,893
—18.1
4.5
205,341,021
18,864,089
566,058
202,945,526
+ 23.4
665,825
190,337,419
12,827,943
553,559
0.7
199,113,986
212,010,691
1,199,242,710
Alabama—Birmingham
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
+
24,714,158
114,128,781
351,200.009
24,565,292
127,605,106
352,800,000
7^699,212'
+13.3
+ 17.1
201,476,253
Macon
above the last day of the week in all cases has tobe estimated. •'••
27,119,769
110,690.402
371i800,000
6,460,287
129,618,754
373,500,000
Accordingly, in the
i
1,502,777,359
0.6
+ 20.3
4,569,780
20,269,691
217,734,440
8,450,263
385,211,592
133,659,860
3.4
ends Saturday and the Saturday
figures are not available at time of going to press.
we are able to
2.7
—
Maryland—Baltimore
5.4
—
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
4
1,296,090,314
.ifi
; 276,642^602
575,364,479
50,410,700
10,070,475
13,369,613
506,441,965
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
6.4
...
exact details for the week covered
issue of next week.
our
440,925,598
6.1
.....
....
"
Complete and
425.810,996
r^—.
(7 cities)
Total
Total all cities for week
.
12,932,464
1,331.435,700
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
South
Total all cities, five days
All cities, one
13,333,171
10,477,525
6.1
+
+ 14.8
383,988,461
Youngstown
West
cities, five days
Other
+
529,158,713
—
11,090,914
277,902,761
612,926,421
57,558,708
10,812,332
+ 18.1
+
+ 10.3
473,777,622
408,483,243
—
655,289,421
506,340,563
Cleveland
;
9;923,918
256,779,182
509;867;57l
55,839,600
>9,821,981
272,486,776
540,764.940"
55,499,800
11,819,586
-—
Mansfield
607,283,131
Pittsburgh
■
41
1,160,035,135
1,178,947,000
1,121,337,91#
3,225,285
21,060,060
11,251.930
1,741,99®
20,222,53®
10,416.16®
10,873,64®
75,226,00®
8,474,181
3,718,35*
132,066,28®
7,384;86®
43,974,36®
14,780,821
+ U.0
—
—
—
-
5:0
•»+ 202,661,683
,
—
Feb. 28. For tfhat week there
was an
increase of 2.2%, the aggregate clearings for the
Total
(10 cities)
+
3.4
^
whole country having amounted to
$21,610,100,366 against $21,140,537,057 in the same
week in 1958.
Outside of this city there
was
a
gain of 3.2%, the bank clearings at
this center showing an increase of 1.3%.
eral Reserve Districts in which
located and from this
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chlcagi
We group the cities according to the Fed¬
they
are
we
Michigan—Ann Arbor———
Grand Rapids—
Lansing
»
—Indiana—Fort WayneIndianapolis
note that in the
10,466,659
4,058,887
2.395.307
16,947,805
12,842,424
10,723,915
78,606,000
8,117,660
3,261,449
136,130,176
115,103,026
8,218,588
56,909,373
17,734,209
1,258,368
8,036,970
*2,275,000
15,834,803
9,167,568
14,049,465
76,724,000
-
New York Reserve District the
totals record
an
improvement of 1.0%, and in the
——
Philadelphia Reserve District
of
register
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
falling off of 5.1%.
a
2.5%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
are
smaller by 1.3%.
are
serve District
of 7.6%.
Ioway-Cedar
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of
a
summary by
14,006,270
'
■
■
'
Week
:
..
Ended
1959
Feb.
28—
$
Federal Reserve Districts:
1st Boston
2nd
3rd
New
19.
York
9
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th
11
7
__
Richmond
6
0th Atlanta
10
7th Chicago
8th St.
9th
Louis
4
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
llth
17
...
7
City
9
Dallas
6
12th San Francisco
10
«;
749,170,459
r
Outside New York City
We
now
add
$
789,042,712
1957
or
—
5.1
1956
910,645,770
Missouri—St.
$
$
11,530,231,638
11,416,181,926
1.0
12,851,079,895
1,031,437,144
1,006,015,718
+
2.5
1,495,667,096
1,320,777,102
1,331,435,700
1,296,090,314
+
2.7
1,502,777,359
686,624,161
—
1.3
769,895,626
Total
1,199,242,710
1,160,035,135
+
3.4
1,178,947,000
1,121,337,914
1,482,372,063
1,410,542,737
+
5.1
1,642,675,512
1,507,819,501
664,276,989
622,896,556
+
6.G
722,109,699
649,627,012
St.
577,731,035
537,134,528
+
7.6
519,803,732
527,667,763
666,617,714
591,601,099
+ 12.7
640,520,819
622,157,875
548,826,118
488,646,023
1,151,237,054
1,135,726,148
+ 12.3
509,393,346
508,972,648
1.4
1,283,500,434
5,813,344
5.1
1,642,675,512
1,507,819,501
4.8
362,800,00®
—
1.2
+
412,500,000
182,504,194
+
6.6
124,502,175
2,494,799
+
9.8
2,603,330
161,574,52#
122,987,13®
2,265,35®
622,896,556
+
6.6
722,109,699
649,627,OX®
6,904,905
362,854,796
394,162,520
145,331,903
Paul
—
136,236,730
8,138,724
8,596,036
3,811,219
5,684,311
13,626,004
—
4,557,933
4,878,772
13,562,668
5.6
8,297,522
9,147,32#
+
8.6
+
6.7
353,212,399
128,071,438
357,243,49®
133,049,82®
+
5.6
—
7,640,846
7,630,151
—16.4
4,325,577
4,254,921
+16.5
5,878,93#
10,463,49®
527,667,76®
+
0.5
4,933,825
13,322,125
+
7.6
519,803,732
2.0
1,195,068,612
Helena
a
+
Total
21,610,100,366
21,140,537,057
+
2.2
24,027,016,288
10,112,619,778
+
3.2
11,623,516,690
10,932,584,547
(7
537,134,528
577,731,035
cities)
21,689,060,358
10,436,204,553
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
1959
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
1958
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1956
$
3,151,889
.
+
9.5
2,995,892
3,090,215
430,459,128
6.9
13,347,348
+
3.6
5,860,249
591,601,099
+12.7
640,520,819
11,622,778
470,310,845
41,095,827
5,669,000
7,669,847
12,457,821
9,003,851
418,804,793
33,325,151
6,954,000
6,571,299
13,986,929
+ 29.1
11,037,462
9,654,79®
+12.3
432,866,98®
488,646,023
666,617,714
—.
159,751,170
6,005,275
——
i
Wichita
29,159,456
City
Missouri—Kansas
2,878,445
5.3
+ 14.0
629,772
10,188,892
———
Kansas—Topeka
$
439,928,988
13,570,572
6,346,394
1,037,195
—_—.
—
Omaha
1957
+1
548,826,118
Hastings
February 28
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
1,010,80®
1,008,955
629,259
11,028,692
139,233,491
12,895,887
26,057,810
1,058,389
807,042
12,625,153
139,236,879
5,345,986
27,688,243
386,013,892
12,698,113
6,127,402
—
—
Nebraska—Fremont
St.
Springs
—
—
—22.0
—19.3
+ 14.7
+ 12.3
+
780,381
10,868,50®
157,413,018
10,044,83®
24,621,89®
398,482,20®
11,138,151
•
7,797,371
'
5,445,369
5,215,509
611,915,120
655,368,233
—
2,946,137
3,186,410
—
1,554,738
1,378,904
+ 12.7
1,818,758
1,492,289
2,941,027
3,628,780
—19.0
3,443,057
3,570,781
12,335,876
12,741,795
3.2
14,462,341
14,184,620
j New Bedford
j Springfield
Worcester....
I
—
4.4
7,268,586
6.6
751,062,492
7.5
3,567,508
11,034,087
+
3.3
13,091,340
6,426,853
Total
+
3.3
49,634,104
+
1.2
24,541,211
23,630,219
30,755,100
+
7.6
35,576,600
1.2
3,183,881
2,505,887
749,170,459
York—Albany
789,042,712
5.1
910,645,770
828,264,696
Jamestown
33,254,209
124,510,148
2,368,389
1,888,904
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern New Jersey
11,027,917,279
36,842,107
52,561,391
3.0
152,234,984
132,583,581
+ 25.4
2,567,221
+ 32.8
2,709,333
12,403,499,598
34,750,157
22,335,024
+
39,076,256
21,586,649
67,129,841
78,235,137
78,210,955
San
+
26,863,989
5.1
76,312,382
79,345,049
0.1
93,424,980
Francisco—
San
Jose—.—
.—
25,614,276
(O eftlM)—
11,530,231,638
11,416,181,926
+
Total
(10 cities).
84,766.936
1.0
12,851,079,895
11,199,201,690
7,482,086
10,873,792
Stockton
—10.9
16,164,655
6,975,88®
17,412,57®
+12.3
509,393,346
508,972,64®
201,963,991
4,374,032
179,116,806
168,325,66®
—18.5
35,109,41®
6,953,00®
172,781,598
+
2.9
4,404,346
164,782,379
+
8.5
81,236,078
22,473,040
14,524,991
635,261,221
23,754,654
6,885,986
9,621,855
+ 15.1
188,313,59®
4,545,391
85,109,720
84,506,44®
+ 32.2
24,613,441
9.5
16,566,687
2.4
730,233,723
24,651,521
16,298,141
672,009,475
20,588,091
f —14.6
+
—
+
7.8
+
8.7
+ 13.0
26,050,821'
0,459,013
9,012,200
5;761,864
10,068,41®
1,283,500,434 " 1,195,068,61®
1,151,237,054
1,135,726,148
+
1.4
21,610,100,366
21,140,537,057
+
2.2
24,027,016,288
21,689,960,35®
10,436,204,553
10,112,619,778
+
3.2/ 11,623,516,600
10,932,584^541
I
Grand
total
(108 cities).
Outside New' York City.
177,741,583
4,780,261
189,594,725
69,359,653
29,708,731
15,902,374
620,179,573
Santa Barbara-
21,214,664
22,826,385
—
Beach
Pasadena
38,735,287
4.2
23,878,626
63,710,049
California—Long
10,757,375,811
+ 13.G
(a)
,
Oregon—Portland —
Utah—Salt Lake City.
2,990,265
1.3
+
+ 16.7
429,374,626
38,100,372
8,107,000
6,609,231
+ 23.3
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
2,764,717
—
23,281,141
;
(6 cities)
Total
—23.5
39,491,701
......
Jersey—Newark,
2,306,783
11,173,895,813
T_.
—
Yakima
3,064,213
} New York
—
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
25,452,690
'
-
—
York—
120,732,505
-
«
31,366,500
2,692,569
j Second Federal Reserve District--New
Elmlra.
Fort Worth
40,958,543
20,921,733
2,661,289
Buffalo
——
Dallas
Galveston
39,241,147
New Hampshire—Manchester
622,157,87®
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
11,426,022
33,095,100
(12 cities)
,
3,508,193
40,553,676
Rhode Island—Providence
(9 cities)
686,104,574
21,173,552
f New Haven___
Rochester
'+
11,396,686
..
Ctonnectlcnt—Hartford
Total
2.0
+
+
+10.2
6,518,952
North Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
a
a
Lowell-
New
7,744,114
15,126,981
12,328,458
+ 13.2
District-Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
a
Fall River.
fiyraewRA
—15.0
*
1,882,81®
1,140,474,60®
6,932,07®
13,616;64®
10,424,92®
5,609,231
+
326,300,000
Minnesota—Duluth
it
Massachusetts—Boston
l
1,243,968,553
2.0
170,687,058
123,414,699
it
Portland
•
3.9
2.3
+20.0
664,276,989
(4 cities)—
Ninth Federal Reserve
it
$
New
—22.6
6,777,760
45,872,749
14,322,839
1,695,937
+
+
725,708,926
11,199,201,690
First Federal Reserve District— Boston—
Total
+ 24.4
+ 18.3
it
dearlnfi at—
s
2.4
+ 28:9
1,483,356,619
677,721,742
+
Week Ended
_
10,720,575
77,560,000
9,317,776
4,056,230
151,832,921
+ 31.0
—
188,125,963
131,610,770
2,740,256
——
Lincoln
__
"
341,800,000
Louis.
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee-—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy —
828,264,696
week ended February 28 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
6.6
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St* Louis—
Inc.
Dec. %
<1
—
our
—
——
5.0
—28.6
<•
108 cities-
| Total
«
ftlt.Uf
1058
-
Total (17 cities)
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
?
1,410,542,737
1,093,236,914
6,392,870
-1*
Springfield
furnish
1,482,372,063
Decatur
trict of 1.4%.
we
10,901,724
5,007,189
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
—
-
47,430,377
17,387,731
1,625,828
1,052,286,226
7,525,330
12,374,858
10,776,523
5.111.308
Sioux City
Rockford
following
Rapids—
Des Moines
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
12.7%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 12.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
In the
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
gain of 5.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 6.6% and in the Minneapolis Re¬
a
Haute
Terre
larger
by 2.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 3.4%, but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals
—-
South Bend
—
(a \
rrlnnTiwefB
nnpraHnns
discontinued.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1172)
Monday, March 9, 195#
.
,
.
Date
Company and Issue-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
coll. trust bonds series and C—Apr
l
United Gas Corp.—
' *
p.;.
1st mtge. and coll. trust bds. 4'.'2%
series due 1977
and 4 1 +
series due 1978—
.—-——
---Apr
1
4Ve%
Bank
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
BY
FEBRUARY
FEDERAL
1959
27,
TO
Noon Buying Rate
Country and Monetary Unit
MARCH
for
Friday
York
New
:
.0384765*
.0200032
1.027187
1.027031
1.027812
1.029531
1.030781
.210660
.210648
.210645
.210673
.210698
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00203840
.00203830
.00203850
France
-.00311405*
.00203830
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
.239245
.239120
.239125
.210498
.210536
.210526
2.810700
2.810900
.00277912*
.328679
.329086
.0800560
.0800560
.264795
.264925
.264885
2.782494
2.782871
2.783069
.140187
.140218
.140156
Per
Name
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
Humble Oil & Refining Co.
.0349800*
.0349800*
.0349760*
Hunt
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193258
.193250
.193231
.193231
.231350
Foods
.0238095*
.
Stock
stock
.231481
.231462
.231381
2.799820
2.800199
2.800398
2.809800
2.810320
2.810700
2.810900
2.811200
Hutchinson (W. II.)
'
certificates of indebtedness $185 million, Treasury notes
5Vo
million.
Ideal
$14 million, and U. S. Government bonds by $64
which $43 million was in New York
dollars)
Demand
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 25,
4,
1959
Bold certificate
account
18,967,891
fund for F. R. notes
Total gold certificate reserves
P. R. notes of other Banks-—
19,893,398
530,435
17,735
463,440
dustrial loans
Escounts and advances
Acceptances:
Bought outright
597
'/*.
26,176
534,643
333
"
_
1958
—2,267,502
+
64,439
925,507
Other cash
Mar. 5,
1959
34,631
—2,203,063
+
19,037
44,799
—
+
427,640
158
—
++-;1
1,287,700
Certificates
49,250
18,649,726
2,867,565
Notes
Bonds
L
—
2,483,771
25,288,762
49,250
+1,973,140
33,700
29,700
+
25,322,462
19,550
Federal
Reserve
Banks
increased
$20 million and bor-'
rowings from others increased $307 million.
increased
$315
million.
securities
Total loans and securities—
Due from foreign banks
;
Feb. 25,
47,821
12,411,353
94,462
120,882
74
14,136
+
chasing
628,018
+
9,711
20,407
—
Other
52,238,997
—
111,350
+
799,850
dealers
and
for
.;■'
::',
Pederal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member bank reserves
U. s. Treasurer—genl.
27,016,029
1,855
+
465,163
Other
203,709
32,890
+
273,337
+
3,510
.346,418
acct._
Foreign
18,152,871
659,025
290,005
4,440
+
Other
Total deposits
ther liabs. and
Beferred availability cashdivids.
items
accrued
Total liabilities
80,090
19,448,319
4,347,462
25,428
50,837,238
95,169
43,467
1,456
4
139,035
555,545
—
37,593
373,302
698
+
241,105
523,373
9,689
+
+
757,120
I
160,047
Total liabs. and capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves*
to deposit ahd f. r. note lia¬
52,238,997
—
.'■+
28~383
111,350
+
24,215
+
868,410
t31,669
13,154
—
799,850
+
~
,
Cash
42.8%
~
-1%
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
.
5.0 %
'*
'
62,129
'
+
204
_
—
360
716
surplus of $27,543,000
on
System in leading cities
Reserve
principal
changes
for
the
week
Decreases of $358 million in holdings of
deposits, and $433 million in demand deposits
to domestic
banks, and an increase of $399 mil¬
lion in demand deposits
adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans increased
$7 million
at all reporting member
banks; the principal
increase
of
changes
$29 million in the San Francisco
District, and decreases
of $19 million in the
Dallas Dis¬
trict and $10 million in the
Chicago District. Changes
according to industry appear in another
Holdings of all categories of U.
press
release.
S. Government
secu¬
rities decreased: Treasury bills by
$95 million, Treasury-
19
+
+
+
95
+
185
+
14
+
64
ment
Insular
132
64
+
53
—
Co.
3-
3-31 t
3-31
3-31
'7- 1
'
approval
subject to
92
440
—-
International
6-.2
Machines
Machinery
International
Cigar
International
Haryester,
International
Minerals
..
■
3-
3-24
9
ifon'."*
0::- •:
v;*.
2-16
3-15
•'
'
"'
;/t > ;■
3-
14c
4- )
25c
3-16
2
3-2
h
J.-
4- 1
3-46
35c
50c
25c
65c
25c
3-31
4- 1
3-16
3-10
: 3-10
3-16
50c
4-15
—
-
-
Business
.
3-5
4- 1
35c
div.) 2V2-for-l
of stockholders
Interlake Steamship Co
International Breweries
600
1
2
3-2
:
—.
(stock
Corp.
;
3-2
•
——-
—
Interlake Iron Corp
40
Balances with domestic banks———
——-—
Lumber
split,
968
315
+
3-iq
3-19
''
3-31
fl2MjC
50c
—
2-25
4- 1..
1 4- 1
„
t$1.121/2
f68%c
$3
+
2-29
3-16
3-10
$1.06'4
j40c
■
2-27'.
-
$1.25
—
Intcrchemical
1,052
2,426
—
-
;
3-16
>
4c
30c
Ltd.—
(14c from invest¬
and 21c from securities
income
profits)
2,510
2,117
12,869
Banks
2-27
3-24
Shares,
profit)
3,969
677
+
Co
2-27
2-27
Institutional Income Fund (7c from investment
income
and
7c
from
securities
—1,335
60
"■
Institutional Bank Fund
+558
358
;
,
■-/^; + ■;
————_
Consolidated Copper
v
12c
—„
(quar.)
Institutional
1,015
12
—_
LIABILITIES—
J
deposits adjusted
L_
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Demand
57,070
Federal
+
2,897
301
+
457
10,091
433
29
365
20
—
Banks
Reserve
to
banks
8
are
through
and
after
Sept.
deduction
of
^Revised;
1958 appear
(quar.)—
(qu£(r.)__—
3-16
"
3- 2
2-10
-
2-25
reserves;
of
214
646
Power
individual
preferred
$5.25
$6.50 preferred
preferred and common
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date Indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
*
Eastern
Industries, Inc., 70c cumul.
pfd.
v
-
4Va7o
1st
equip, trust ctfs. due April l,
1978
5Ya%
Properties, Ltd.-—
series D bonds due Apr.'l,
l
$2.50
1974
—
:__Apr
Iowa
Apr
1
(quarterly from
(quar.)
-
$1
51
5c
-
Iowa
*
—
Stock
916
Istel
of Rhode Island—
(quar.)
..
_
„
3^6
Tf.ni \
3-19
2M8 •'
3- 9
"2+18
3-13
3-28
3-13
3-28
*
7
'J
2-27
3-27
'
'
37y2C
5- 1
4-20
5- 1
1
4-20
7-20
T-20'
11- 2
10-19
11-
37%c
(quar.)
10-J9
8- 1
8-
25c
37y2C
25c
2
& Power Co.—
(quar.)
&
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),
60c
(quar.)__
40c
$1.20
.
(quar.)
3%
(increased)
55c
$1.25
$5
$1.25
:___
4- 1
$1.37y2
$1.20
3-14
2-26
3^13
3-13
3- S
3- 2
7-17
40c
28c
$5 preferred
A (quar.)
preferred B, (quar.)
$5 preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
4-1
40c
________
Machine
3-13
4-1
82yac
.
—
(N. Y.)
-
$1.08%'
3-1,4
3-26
4-1
4- 1
53%c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^
3-14
4-1
4- 1
4-1
40c
Jamaica Water Supply Co., com.
1025
3-10
-
25c
—
(quar.)
Fund, Inc—.—
Jaeger
3i12
3-16- '
,
—1—
dividend
3-10
3- 9
-!:25c
*
Power
3-10
■
3.30^ preferred (quar.)
s
919
3-16
3-13'
3-31
••
-
2
3-
,
;
■/."
—8c
com.
-
2-10
3-13
of Canada, Ltd.—
Electric Light
4.80 %
/
St.
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
1st mortgage 2%% bonds, due 1976—
—
■
preferred
4.301c
*
1'
—Mar 15
Ltd.,
—_———......
preferred
Extra
.
1983_i
(quar.)..—
com.
(quar.L.
1
Irving Trust Co.
(Series 57)-Apr
pfd.
'
Common
.
1%
Boston
of
preferred
$2.50
Page
stk.——Mar 25
Trust
Investors Trust Go.
4.80%
Date
—
(s-a)—
Extra
Leased
Saint John Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
5V2% s. f. debs, due March 15,
Class A
$2.50
Page
"
iii-
—
(quar.)——
Diversified
Investors Syndicate
General American Transportation Corp.—
Loblaw
(quar.).—
(quar.)
'
2-20
1
22c •
4- 1
$1.31 Vi *"'* 3-14
$1.62V2
3-14
45c
4- 1
433+c
4- 1
+60c.
4-15
175c
■
4-15
(quar.—.
lc
4.35%
conv.
common
Extra
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
-
Co—_—-—
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Extra
Date
Company and Issue—
4-1
$1
30c
—
(reduced)
Services,
Class A common (quar.)
Investors Royalty, (s-a)
:
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—
1st 4%
(2% fixed int.) ser. B bds., due Mar. l, 1981—Mar 12
U. S. Industries, Inc.—
5 xh % conv. subord. debs., due Dec. 1, 1971
Apr 30
«
$1
(quar.)
net investment income)-
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
•
Co.
Foundation
Investment
Notices
Company and Issue—
2-20
Ltd.
(quar.)——^—
t$3
(quar.)
—,—21,,/4C
3-16
3-16
3-10
3-30
3-20
International Silver Co.,
Investors
NOTICE OF TENDER-
75c
International Shoe Co.
6%
'
2-18
-
•
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
a
"> "
3-20
common
Interstate Securities,
the period
the February
I
"
t65c
Power,
-International Salt
'■
3-13
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Investment
Below will be found
Canada,
;
Petroleum
\
*
of
#*#•
.■
3-13
,3-30
3-30
.
$1
—
Co.
International
figures for
page
(quar.)
Nickel
3-13
■
.
40c
International
286
'
—
_i
International Paper,
89
tExclusive of
iquar.i—„
Chemical Corp.—
common
&
Quarterly
Interstate
valuation
on
v
307
revised
gross.
17,
preferred
4%
112
—
(quar.)
International
$4
1,453
shown
Common
2,465
♦February 18 figures revised (San Francisco District).
items
2,127
16
From others
Jan.
+
28,233
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
From
'
399
1,414
banks
TJ,:S. Government securities, $301 million in U. S. Gov¬
an
161
1,883
Federal
A
Inspiration
26
+
71,333
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
Were
+
17
,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
credited
43
30,825
2,229
3,629
6,964
18,003
9,192
indebtedness-
of
Bulletin.
•Septal} C1958^C aftcr e^irainatlon of Sec. 13b
ernment
138
9,757
banks
loan
—
accept¬
ances
1:247
+
1R809
;
;
notes
with
+1,559
—
1,908
;
in vault
loans
bilities combined
following
to
Reserves
1
)
lS'/fec
—
(quar.)
—
—
Ltd., common (quar.)
41/2% redeemable preferred ($50 par)
4V2% preferred ($100 par)
5Ys% preferred (quar.)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)—
Ingersoll Machine & 'Tool Co., Ltd.—
6,496
1,339
securities—total
bonds
Domestic
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other capital accounts
the
—
preferred B
Class
securities
Loans
3-11
"
—
accounts—
on
Treasury
+
7
_
loans
S.
!
3-fl
3-;9
3-31
investment
4'4%
for
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
U.
3-w>:
3-31'
3%
Industrial Acceptance,
pur¬
—
liabilities—
Shows
—
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
1958
94
carrying securities.:
purchasing or carry¬
or
Government
S.
53,840
29,678
loans
securities
estate loans
Real
,
+
3-14
3-31
(quarterly from
income)—-4'.-Investors —
(From current and accum. earnings)——
Indiana Steel Products (quar.)
Feb. 26,
204
580
industrial
loans
loans
ing
•
3- 2
3-31
Income Fund of Boston, Inc.
1959*
93,857
.
and
to brokers
Other
162,247
4-1?
•'
4- 1
3-31
4-1
:
Incorporated
(In millions of dollars)
I
adjustedt
Agricultural
15
__
—
ended Feb/ 25:
Final
mem¬
Feb. 18,
1959
'
Investments adjustedt-—
and
Loans
U.
Contingent liability
to
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Sine#
*
Loans
3-13-
3-31
$17'/2C
preference (s-a)
—
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
net
■#
Loans
5,244,296
_—_
18,700
I
?
lii
112Vac
—_
^
(,%
.
reporting
/.I
Commercial
25,892,069
Uncollected cash items
Rank premises
'capital
Loans
-
A summary of assets and liabilities of
+1,991,840
Total U. S. Govt,
Total assets
(final)
Common
—
bought outright—
.
12-15
5-1^'
4-1
tl2VaC
H2V2C
f50c
f30c
35c
—
;
n
9-15
v,3s31» *;
''
35c
50c
,
3-16'
6-15
Chemical & Paper Corp.
—1,296,379
+ 2,867,565
305,486
Held under repurchase agree't
Other assets
(quar.)
A
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common, interim
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
707,440
+
3-16
I
Class B (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada) (quar.)
Imperial Oil (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Paper .& Color Corp. (quar.)
:
Name recently changed to Imperial Color
City, and $71 million in the Atlanta Dis¬
ASSETS—
Total
(quar.)—$2
—
Bills
i
Class
ber banks follows:
Botxght otftright—
]
in
trict, but they decreased $72 million in the San Francisco
7,969
—
Brick
(qUar.)—•
Central R. R. (quar.)—
———
District.
2,094
3-2
3-5
3-31
3-30
6-30
.9-30
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Chicago, $80 million in the Dallas District, $72 million
banks
—
Held under repurchase agree't
17. S. Government securities: ;
3-16
3-30
Bell Telephone
Illinois
3-31
/-1*2-30
Illinois
City.
deposits adjusted increased $116 million
in New York
—
2-27;
3-11"'
■
20c
.
;
(initial quar.)
com.
new
2-2T?
■
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Illinois
Holdings of "other" securities increased $60 million, of
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Cement
2-18
4- 1
3-13
3-12
15c
20c
& Son (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Sugar
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred - (quar.)__
5%
3-16
3-16
62 V2C
45c
Huron
5%
Redemption
dividend—i
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)
& Erie Mortgage (increased)
2.800697
*
3-10
5%
5Vo
dividend
Extra
2.799302
■'
.
Payable of liech
35c
(quar.)__
;v-
HoUiert
Industries—
&
.193258
.0238095*
.231362
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
'J,'- 44/
V ^' T "i?, I;--
When'
Share
0/ Company
.496950*
,
5%
Mar.
;
-
'
(Continued from page 14)
.0349800*
.496950*
.0349760*
•
1
.
2.783366
.140218
0800560
Huttig Sash & Door, common
ASSETS—
.•••+«,' A
!
188.
Volume
DIVIDENDS
Nominal.
(In thousands of
fin
issue,
9li2
r.S-'tfn :*A
.329086
.0800560
.264815
2.781980
L_
1024
.
.00277912*
Hutchinson
1
this
in
.00161035
.00277912*
*
.140181
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krone
Switzerland, franc..
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
"■
1021
i
.00161028
.264820
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■■■'
ii
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krone
1
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.328986
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0141
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2.811200
.00161007
1
1018
.210566
2.810920
Italy, lira
yen
i;
'597
,
:
debentures, due Oct.
♦Announcement
.239125
+
.239220
.210486
2.809800
;
Ireland, pound
f. conv.
f263T
+.1
________________—Mar
_—
Freightlines, Inc.—
s.
•.■/jr+u'
v
.00203850
.00311405*
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound-
Pag#
"
Mar 10
1967———:—Mar 31
Oliver Corp, 412% cumul. conv-. preferred stock—:
—Mar 31
Southern Nevada Power Co., 4.80'+ conv. pfd. stock-—-Apr
1
Valspar Corp., $4 cumul. conv. preferred stock
Mar 20
Weeden & Co., 5% conv. preferred stock-—————— Apr+1
6(o
.0384765*
.0200030
.0200032
extended)
(as
Garrett
2.240000
2.239760
.0384765*
.0200048
w
.0145006
.0147121
.0148727
2.239601
.0384765*
.0200030
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
$
r.n.i*.
*■',
-p
bonds
cumulative convertible preferred stock
Mar 31
Avco Manufacturing Corp., $2.25 cumul. conv. pfd. stk.-Mar 27
Belo
(A. H.)
Corp. preferred stock—*—
Apr: -1
Central
Pennsylvania Gas Co.—
1st
lien
and
Coll.
5%
bonds due
March
1,
1963
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
$
-''nc'tl
'
■
Date
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
5% first income debentures stock and/or
American Metal Products Co.—
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 3
2.239298
.0384765*
rupee
■
\
:
Company and Issue—
in United States Money)
(Value
Tuesday
.
.0149876
2.238884
pound
schilling
Norway,
in
Mar. 2
.0150781
Japan,
Cable Transfers
$
Free
India,
1930
ACT OF
TARIFF
UNDER
,
CALLED
ISSUES
ENTIRE
INCLUSIVE
1959,
5,
TREASURY
Monday
Feb. 27
Austria,
TO
mtge. &
1st
5 y2 r/o
Argentina, peso—
Australia,
BANK
RESERVE
Pag#
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
Trans
-
3-10
2-20
3-10
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
2-20
3-13
3-13
3-13
3-13
Volume
189
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
—?
Per
Name
oftovipany
Jamestown
:
Share
.
Telephone
3st
Terminals
&
preferred
"Vie" Lnd preferred (quar.i
Jones
&
Lamson Machine
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel,
preferred A
Name oj Company
Lunkenheimer
35c
3-10
2-27
Lykcs
25c
3-10
2-26
Mohawk
Rubber
Molson's
Brewery,
3-10
2-27
3-10
3-
20c
3-11
2-20
Co.
(quar.)
1
Steamship (quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Co.
«5c
3-16
3-
2
Macassa
MacFadden
2
3-16
3-
2
25c
3-10
3-
2
Machlett
#c
3-10
2-
9
MacKinnon
62
4-
$1.25
,
60c
1
6
3-
3-15
5#
2
3-
35c
,
$4.50
&
preferred
Powered:
Light,
Kav
3-10
Mailman
3-10
Maine
3-10
——
Oil Industries,
.
Keifotonc Custodian Funds—
Discount Bond
(from net investment income)_
3-16
2-27
Initial
4-
3-16
Fully
1
7-
1
10-
1
7#
Keystone
Steel
&
Wire
Corp.
1
3-20
3-23
3-
4-
1
3-
1
3-
6
3-17
3-
6
3-16
3-
2
4-
3-
9
1
3-15
Co.
Kleinert
(quar.)
(I.
B.)
:
Co.. (increased)-
i
*
'
:
preferred
Co.
McCloud
McCord
2-26
3-16
Heater
3-30
4-
40c
'M'cGraw-Edlson
2-17
3-13
McGraw-Hill
3-13
4-
i
1
MbNcil
3-16
3-
Class
2
■■■;.
3-20
3-
4-
3-13
2
Lake Superior
& Ishpeming RR. Co.
(Alfred) (increased quar.)
Lambert
Quarterly
—
,
........
40c
(quar.)
3-16
Lamson
3-31
Co.* common (increased)
convertible
9-30
30c
3-12
34-
1
3-31
3-10
i.—i—
Laurentide. Acceptance Corp. Xitd.—
Class 13 'quar.)
"
•
Vi-
Ltd.,
Jones,
non-cumulative
class
-
1
1
He
—
4-
1
Titie
Lawyers
Leath
&
Leej^fc
Investing
Leitch
Gold
Leopard
$5
pfd.
3-16
Refineries
Fund
3-12
2-28
15c
3-20
3-
(quar.)
35c
Ltd
4.35#
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.45#
preferred
3-16
2-27
3-16
2-28
3-10
2-20
(increased)——-—
3-30
3-
4-
1
2-13
*
50c
50c
:
(reduced)
3-10
:
—_
■
Lincoln
'
—
Service*
Common
(quar.)
;
Corp.
(Wash.,
D.
-
3-
3
3-16
3-
2
50c
5-
1
4-10
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
25c
preferred
Telephone
&
—
Original
capital
Star
Lone
Star
Cement
Gas,
common
5c#
Coal
&
Cement
Dock Co.—
convertible preferred
_1
Co
3-31
3-10
*
3-
2-19
3-10
6
2-19
?40c
4-15
3-18
30c
3-11
2-13
30c
3-27
3-
45c
\
<quar.)„:
(quar.)
3-31
4-10
$1.10
—.-.
(increased' quar.)
Portland
4-10
3-31
50c
pre*, series B (quar.)
Aircraft, new com. (initial quar.)_
4.84#- preferred
Longhorn
Lorain
(quar.;/
65c
12 #c
1st
Lone
2-25
$1.25
—
$1:00
2-25
3-12
Telegraph—•
Common
(quar.)
5#
preferred (quar.)
LipeGtollway- Corp., class A (quar.)
Little Miami RR. Special gtd. (quar.)
Lockheed
3-12
37 #C
(quar,)
2-25
-10c
$1.50
Lincoln
3-12
3-
2-20
9
62 #c
2-20
4-
25c
(quar.)
9
3-15
$1.21
i.
3-23
4-
3
1
3-20
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7#
non-cumulative 2nd
7#
Don-cumulative 2nd
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7#
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
Lorillard (P.) Co.. common
(quar.)
7#
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville
Louisville
&
Nashvillp RR.
5-
1
4-23
8-
1
7-23
$1.75
11-
1
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
$1.75
Los. Angeles Investment Co. (increased quar.)
Louisiana Land Exploration (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Title
Mortgage (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
I
_1__
Oil
Securities
35c
25c
5c
10-23
3-14
$3.50
.
-
3-
2-
3-12
3-13
3-13
4
4
Laboratories
4-
1
3-14
.
3-13
1
4- 1
3-12
3-26
3-31
4-
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
3-13
2-18
3-
6
3-13
3-13
2-27
3-11
3-17
2-27
3-16
2-28
3-16
3-27
3-31
3-
6
3-17
3-
5
3-
3
3-
3
3-
3
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
2-20
3-12
3-
3
3-12
3-
3
3-26
3-14
3-12
3-14
3- 5
7-31
3-31
5- 1
5- 1
3-
3
3-
3
3-
5
7-21
3-1G
4-16
4-16
Co.
^
Inc.
investment Income
gains)
—
Ontario
Minnesota
&
Power
Minnesota
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)—_—
Aluminum
Missiles-Jet
(quar.)
Paper
Light,
(quar.)
Automation
&
2-18
3-26
3-16
3-26
3-16
3-10
2-27
3-25
3-10
3-
3-12
2-20
3-26
3-
6
2-20
3-18
2-24
3-17
3-17
2-27
2-27
9
2-13
6
■"
5#
pfd.
v
(quar.)
".—
Fund (from
8c
40c
$1.25
30c
30c
3-27
2-27
5-
1
4-
4-
1
3-16
3
3-10
2-27
4-
3-13
1
net
4lfec
income)
Mississippi Power, 4.40# pfd. (quar.)
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
2
Missouri
$1.10
$1.15
3-16
2-24
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
40c
3-25
3-12
90c
3-17
2-27
4V2c
B
2-20
Public
Stock
2
2-27
Mitchell
$1
3-
6
Wheel
:
Service,
com.
(quar.)
3-17
2-27
participating
18c
Va#
dividend
(Robert)
3-10
2-16
3-10
2-20
4-
3-
3-31
3-12
3-16
3-
8c
40c
3-30
3-
3-11
3- 9
3-10
a-13
3-15
15c
""
—
9
1
3- 2
3- 9
6-
3-16
2-23
1
4-15
3-20
3-28
3-13
3-15
$1.65
35c
3726y4c
50c
50c
15c
Quarterly
2-27
6-20
20c
$3.50
' 30c
Munsingwear, Inc., common (increased)—
514#
preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Muskogee Company (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring
1
Mutual
Shares
Corp.
(18c
from
realized
capital gains plus 7c from ordinary inc.)
Myers (F. E.) & Bros, (reduced-quar.)—._■
2
2
3-14
4-
$l5c
.__
Vernon
(quar.)
3-13
3-16
50c
7#
preferred (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)__
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Co.
1
15c
—_
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (quar.)
Mills, common
2-27
$2.50
—
(quar.)
6
30c
62y2c
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Brass
3-14
37y2c
(quar.)
2-20
3-15
4-
2-20
1
3-18
3-12
2-27
3-31
3-13
1
3-15
3-26
3-12
3-13
3- 2
4-
25c
30c
3-12
2-18
3-12
2-18
Narda
Corp.
12lac
(quar.)
Microwave
(N. Y.)—*
Stock div. (1 sh. of'Narda Ultrasonics Gorp.
for each 100 shares held)
Corp.
.
.
,
.
5-15
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
for
Natco
each
100
shares
National Aluiniuatc
National
Bella
National
Biscuit,
National
Cash
National
l
—.»>
—
20c
(Detroit)
(quar.)
Extra
3-14
50c
90c
Cranberry Association—•
preferred
(s-a)
National Dairy Products
(quar.)
3-20
3-16
50c
45c
•
& Chemical Corp.— "
(quar.)
—
National Electric Welding Machine Co
1
National Fire Insurance (Hartford) (quar.)
2-28
3-10
...
Class
Products
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
„
1
1
Co.,
common
3-
3-13
4-
3-13
1
Increased
National
(accum.)
$25c
3-16
Steel
&
4-
1
4-
1
36-
5
1
9-
4
1-4-60
12-
10-
4-
3- 6
3-27
1
Oats
Co.
3-
2-18
l"
4-
2-13
7
2-25
3-10
(quar.)
3-10
50c
15c
15c
—
(quar.)—
.
4-15
^
3-31
2-13
4-
1
*
3-16
Propane
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
pfd. B (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)__—
National
Securities
Series
Income
Research
&
(from
Standard
Starch
National
Steel
National
Sugar
National Tile
<fe
National Union
(increased)
.5%#
Nazareth
Cement
.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
3-13
50c
10c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
2-27
4•
1
2-25
2-10
3-12
2-25
4-
3-16-
1
3-31
3-J9
3-25
3-
(Pgh.)—
Insurance
Radiator
(quar.)—
Pipeline Co. of America—
preferred
2-27
3-14
75c
50c
10c
S.
U.
Natural Gas
3-14
30c
—
Quarterly
National
3-16
3-20
3c
Refining (quar.)_—
Mfg. (reduced)
Fire
3-20
1
7c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
4-
40c
(quar.)
Products
1
4-
Corp.—
invest, inc.)—
net invest, inc.)
net
Growth Stock Series (from
National
4-
3iy4C
3iy*c
62y2c
2nd
Nehi
4
6
Castings—
2nd
5#
6
3- 6
3-16
5-
quarter
National Presto Industries
National
2
7- 2
$1.75
;
B (quar.)
(resumed)
Lock
2-20
4- 1
$1.50
15c
(quar.)—
preferred
4-17
3-16
.
3-20
$8c
Lead
preferred A
5#
2-16
2-16
3-10
75c
B
National
54-
15c
40c
27y2c
National Gas & Oil
32y2C
National Grocers, Ltd., common (quar.)—_
$15c
$1.50
(quar.)
$37y>c
pref.
National Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
50c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.) "
$5c
Class A (quar.)
$5c
Class A (quar.)
$5c
Class A (quar.)
~
$5c
National
3-16
$1.06li
preferred
National Food
7#
2-27
Distillers
4.V4%
6#
2-27
1
'
4#
National
2-27
3-16
4-
6
3r23
>
3-14
„
6
3*
4-15
20c
National City Lines (quar.)
National Company, $3.60 preferred
2-20
3-
4-13
30c
30c
(quar,)
1
3-19
50c
(quar.)
3-13
3-10
12y2c
common
Casualty
4-
35c
(s-a)
Register
10-30
Cprp.
held)
(quar.)
Hess
1 7-31
,,;
.
(quar.)—
Corp.
4-30
8-17
11-16
Stock div. (1 sh. of JNarda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)
$1.43%
40c
20c
20c
—
Neisner Bros,
3-31
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-14
3-
j
2
9
3-16
2-27
3-17
2-27 ■*
rNeon Products Canada, Ltd.
Common
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)
England Lime (increased quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance
Haven Gas
(increased quar.)
Britain
Jersey Natural Gas Co.,
6# preferred (s-a)
preferred
4.05#
New
com.
20c
$2
90c
47#c
40c
(quar.)—
York
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Auction
50c
50c
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)—
Shipbuilding
43-
3
2
3-31
3-20
4-15
3-25
4-
1
3-10
3-
3-31
3-10
4-
1
3-31
4-15
3-
6
3-13
4-
1
1
3-18
4-
1
3-
1
3-
6
3-16
3-
4
4-
1
3-27
6
2-27
3-10
New York State Electric & Gas—
4-
4V2#
preferred (quar.)
3%# preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
New York Water
New
Yorker
Newark
93 Ac
$1.12/a
5c
50c
$1
Service Corp
Magazine
Telephone
(Ohio),
common
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.)
Co.
(quar.)
Newfoundland
Light S$ Power,
5#
(quar.)
50c
Ltd.—
prel. (quar.)
Mining (quar.)
net
Norfolk
&
—
*eC'
45c
85°
Western
(quar.)
Ry.,
nnl/C
97 Ac
$1-02/2
$1-21V*
$1.31/+
s,
35c
50c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
3-
3-12
3-10
com.
6
6
3-17
3-
5
2-28
3-31
4-
3-12
1
3-20
investment income)
Chemical
3-
1
3-31
(quar.)
—
2-16
3- 6
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
from
Nopco
1
4-
3-16
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90#
(quar.)
4.10# preferred (quar.)
4.85# preferred (quar.)
5.26# preferred (quar.)—
Niagara Share Corp—
(28c from long-term capital gains and 7c
3.40#
4-
,3- 6
4-10
Newmont
Newport Electric Corp., 3%# pfd.
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
3.60#
1
—
+5»c
90c
4-
1
,3-16
6
3-31
3-
3-31
3- 6
3-31
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
3-31
3-
6
3-12
-
2
3-16
4-
pfd.
York, Chicago & St. Louis R.R.
New
4-24
3-16
4-
Jersey Power & Light, 4#
New York
40c
15c
25c
Machine
New
New
*15c
7%c
(quar.)
Nestle-LcMur
Noranda
Co., Ltd.—
class A
Nachman
6#
(quarterly of 4c from
plus 4c from long term
Minnesota
&
4- 1
3-13
3-25
50c
A
(s-a)
Fund,
3-
35c
(quar.
Safety Appliances Co.
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)___
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Minnesota
3-16
3-13
4- 1
3-13
3-31
3-31
15c
40c
—
(monthly)
class
3- 2
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
50c
Mine
Class
2
2-28
3-16
$1.25
Products
Factors,
com.'(quar.)
Class B
Mirro
3-13
2
3-
37V2C
25c
37'/2C
12c
1
Inc.,
Miehlc-Goss-Dexte,r
capital
3-16
4- 1
$1.10
$1.22 Mj
25c
"
30c
20c
15c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
RR.
3-16
4- 1
3-
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
investment
$1.75
$1.75
$1
(quar.)
Midwest
Midwest
Mill
3-12
4- 1
4- 1
$1.25
Abrasive
Mid-West
Miles
3-14
$25
50c
preferred
(quar.)—:—
;
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.)
Michigan Sugar Co., 7# pfd. (accum.)_—
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)—
6#
2-27
50c
4.40#
Middlesex
C.)—
3-12
50c
:
4.90#
2-13
3-10
50c
—
^
National Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly
15c
:
45c
50c
Lincoln
1
2-27
3712c
—
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
Michigan Gas &, Electric, common
2
1
10c
(quar.)—:
Class B
3-11
3-10
4%
$1.75
3-20
—
—
Co.
(increased-quar.)
class A
Stern,
4-
95c
(quar;)
Co.
Copper
2-26
3-17
96'Ac
97J/2C
$1.083/4
$1.1114
—
Michaels
6
~
Plantation Co.
Refractories
Miami
-
preferred
Extra
2-27
3-13
2-26
(quar.)
(quar.)_———
2-
2-20
30c
9
2-16
3-10
3-16
30c
2-27
3-10
2-20
4- 1
3-14
3-24
20c
87MiC
:—
—
3-
i
2-27
3-10
3-12
25c
pfd.
3-16
34c
4-10
4-30
3-14
3-13
45c
50c
30c
(quar.i—
3-14
-15c
-
—
Lilue
quar.)————
(quar.)_,—
3-20
)
Casualty Insurance (Tenn.) (quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to apprwal
of
): stockholders Feb.
25)
:
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
7#
preferred (quar.)—"
Lilly. (EIl) <Ss Co., class A- (%ereased)-
6
1
100#
National
3.90#
Mexico
3-13
4- 1
3-12
70c
(increased
Meyer-Blar.ke
3- 6
3-30
3-10
3-31
pfd. (quar.)—.—$68%c
62M2C
(quar.)
4c
--
3-16
4- 1
87MiC
—
tic
...
Increased
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.')
(quar.)—
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80#
3.85# preferred (quar,)
2
3-10
2-20
15c
35c
(quar.)
90c
:
Life.' &
B
6
3-12
35c
40c
v—•
Lib/uty National Life Insurance (Birmingham
•
3-
2-13
3-26
25c
—___——.
(quar.)
Refrigerating (quar.)
preferred
Metropolitan Brick
3-14
1
3-
4-
3-
-
?3c
—_
Lexington Venture Fund.,,.—..——f
Libbey-Cwons-Ford Glass (quar.).l
Class
3-12
1
dividend
National Malleable?
20c
(s-a*#
(quar.)
of Canada.
4-
15c
———__
(initial-quar.)
7#
(quar.)—.
Co, (qUar.)
Mines, Ltd,
L(s)ie Salt. (quar.U—,—
Lovctago
2-28
3-16
Cement-
Machine
3-12
2-27
:
25c
(quar.)_—__—__—30c
Stores
Common
3-25
9
40c
50c
12 lac
(quar.)__
Metal Hose & Tubing Co._
Metal & Thermit Corp.—
$1.25
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.
preferred
Mcsta
'
insurance (Richmond)
Company
Cady
Co.,
&
&
3-31
70c
(quar.)
Engihcering Co.—
Company, common
-50c
Lawrence
(quar.)_—:
Co.
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5M2#
3-1G
3-11
25c
35c
35c
Publishing (quar.)
Linotype Co. (resumed)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (increased quar.)
3-16
4-
3-11
3-
W<
Mergentlialer
4-15
4-
$15c
—
A
preferred
4-30
t$l
m
&
6
35c
20c
Meredith
■
—
Lawson
<fc
$3.50
2
4-15
10c
Merck
1
1
3-15
3-20
3-
87c
15c
(quar.)
conv,
common
Merchants
12-16
4-
4-
3-14
50c
Co.
Portland
Mercantile
9-16
12-31
-
59 %c
preferred (quar.)—
Co.-'-
Blower
New
6-16
17 #c
—
Medusa
3-16
6-80
5#
Mead Johnson
2
17 #c
;
Sessions
&
4.75#
Lau
3-
17#c
i—
—
17 #c
Quarterly
1
1
3-25
62V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
5#
i30c
3-31
4-
60c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
4- 1
93a/ic
McQuay,
,'
•
1
4-
National
—__
Co.
Publishing
Machine
Common
4-15
3-10
15c
.___
1
5-
20c
3-30
,
McKay Machine Co.
•
■
•
_
•McMfsson & Robbins
$1.75
4- 1
10c
tlOc
—
—
(quar.)
3-10
$1.50.
3-18
UOc
—
—
Aircraft
3-27
■_
Stock
3-10
4-
t$1.75
—
(quar.)__.
Co.
&
4-10
15c
t45c
3-20
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
McDonnell
1
4-
Fund
(quar.)—
Lumber
$2.50
3-27
25c
$1.12#
(John), Ltd. (quar.)—.
■
River
Corp.,
Stock
3-10
3-20
4-
40c
& Co.
(Md.)
McCrory-McLcllan
Stores,
com. " (Initial)—
3Mi# conv. preferred (quar,)—
McDermott (J, Ray) & Co. (quar.)
3-10
4- 1
5c
Stock
common
McCormack
3-16
1
4- 1
40c
;
«
__
-
Kysor
(quar.
Maytag Company
3-
2
3-20
$1.50
preferred (Initial quar.)
2-27
1
3-30
$1
.
,——
Labatt
Co.
$3.75
6
3-20
30c
Stores—
2-27
3-12
62 #c
<•
:__
(quar.)—
Electric
3-
4-15
4-15
31 lie
Growth
Ltd.,
Department
4-
20c
(quar.i—
preferred
2nd
Kuhlman
1
1
3
t$1.75
—.—
6c
Investors
3-13
62 #c
(increased
common
4-
Matson
.
jpreferred (quar.)—
dotnpany—
Kroger
8#. lot
May
25c
\'k - convertible preferred B. (quar.)
Kuppers Company, common (quar.)
■tc,V. preferred, (quar.)——•
Kfesge (S. S.) Company (quar.)„—
Mfg.,
G-15
4-
2-27
$1.12la
Conveyer (quar.)
Navigation
(quar.)
Ltd.
Maxwell,
8#c
——
I# convertible preferred A ~(quar.)_
Kjoehlor
3-
2-lrO
20c
—
_
_____
Rubber
Koehring Co.—■
Mathews
3-20
45c
—
2-27
3-14
4
3-
;
Asphalt Corp.__
3-10
7-15
3-14
12c
30c
$1.06V*
(quar.)
4la#: preferred (quar.)
Corp. - (quar.)
Massey-Ferguson,
6
3-
25c
Masonite
2-28
3-30
25c
(quar.)__
common
Common
•
2-28
3-15
1
6#
25c
(Calif.),
Marsh
6
4-
4-
3-13
tl71c
6# pfd. (quar.)_^
(M.) & Sons (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co., 4*/*# pfd. (quar.)
Marshall-Wells Co., 6# pfd. (quar.)
Martin Company (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.—
3
50c
(quar.
Mount
6
t20c
4-
Basket
50c
Press ' (quar.)
KinPey Coastal Oil Co. (s-a)—:
Mount
2-27
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
$1 preferred,
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg.,
5#
2-13
80c
(quar.)
B
Market
Mastic
(quar.)-.:
Motor
80c
___
Quarterly
$£ock dividendKimberly-Clark
preferred
3-13
i
3-13
3-10
1
Plan
Mueller
;
3-16
21c *
1
J$1.25
(quar.)
2-26
:■*
4-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
29c
3-13
:
3
3
4-
,
Massachusetts
(quar.)
Kiiigsport
Stock
Participating
1
2-25
-
1
,
4-
-
.
4-
593/sc
Moore,
4-
>
Fund
2-27
4-15
Bancorporation—
Maritime Telegraph
Common (quar.)
6-15
S-l
Keystone. Portland Cement
&
3-14
'
3-10
4-30
30c
(quar.)
3-
3-
(Calif.)
(quar.)_
Morris
(Philip) Inc. (see Philip Morris)—
Morton Manufacturing (initial)
Motor Products, new common
(initial)-—
30c
(quar.)
(John)
Morris
t$1.25
(quar.)
Co), Ltd. (final)
tion
Marine
12-15
30c
2-10
Marconi International & Marine Communica¬
9-15
1-2-60
28'/ac
Keystone High-Gra/ie Common
Stock- Fund- (from net investment inc.).
7#
3
25c
3-10
2-20
1
$1
■'-"»• <
■
Keystone
30c
Co.—
Inc.
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5# preference (quar,)
2-27
—.
Morrell
3-10
3-16
___
(quar.)
Mornings tar-Paisley
3-13
35c
3-13
ctfs
__
___
1st pfd.
3-25
3-27
Manning.
20c
:_
_
4-15
1_;
1
1
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)___
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)_
50c
3-
38c
(quar.)
common
6
3-15
37 #c
—
.
2-
2-25
3-20
3-
30c
3-16
2-10
44-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines
3-16
25c
(quar.)_
B
2-27
5-25
$1.1712
:
common
2-27
(increased-quar.)
Maxwell
preferred
2-27
3-31
5-30
~ 25c
$l.l21/a
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
3-16
_•
(quar.)__.
preference
(B.)
Chemical
Corp. Ltd.,
preferred A
3-16
•
30c
3-10
$1.50
(increased)
comnlon
97c
45c
35c
4-
7#
Moore-McCormack
.J
Ltd., 5#
60c
—_
9
5#
50c
(quar.)__.
Montrose
Moore
3-
50c
3-12
$1.12#
3-10
3-12
R.) & Co. (quar.)_____
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
3-17
87 #c
3-31
4-1
M'anischewitz
4-15
87 #c
(quar.)
6
3-13
87#c
—
preferred
6
15c
———
$4.70
(P.
40c
_
3-10
Utilities,
37J/2c
Service
preferred
Mallory
2-27
;
3-31
6
3-
3-27
25c
t20c
3-
1
3-16
37#c
(quar.)
3-
1
1
4-
4.75#
6
preferred
gains
(quar.)
"
(quar.)
3-10
3-20
15c
$4.50
—
Co.
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
3-27
2-27
+55c
2-27
50c
3-20
$22MjC
;
2-27
stk. at holders' option)
or
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
45c
82c from capital
class A
(quar.)
Mills
i25c
2-21
$22,/ac
(quar.)
Ltd.—*
(quur.)__
B
Preferred
3-10
3-28
Co.
3-20
(quar.)
Electric
Corp.,
Class
3-10
3-24
3-24
—
noncumulative partic.
Monarch
3-24
$1.05
35c
(quar.)
t50c
_
(quar.)
Public
35c
_.
(increased)
Keyes Fibre Co.,.4.80#
4Ms#
3*
10c
Kewanee Oil ,<quar.)
Kitsch
3-10
1
4-
$1.25
:
preferred, (quar.i _—
Keweenaw Land Association,
Ltd.,
Series
1
44-
.
'
41a#
r
4.
Ltd.
plus
C.)
Common
2-27
80c
5c
87yaC
(quar.)
preferred
Holdera
Payable oj RtO.
Share
(quar.)—
common
preferred
4.20#
7#
&
Co.
(R.
1
$1.12#
Kendall Co., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.).
Kentucky Utilities,
Kerite Co. (quar.)
Mahon
3-17
-.
dividend
1
$1.06%
_________
—
s
4-
34c
„
•_
3%# preferred (quar.)—
iVzVc preferred (quar.)—Kolsey-IIayes Co. (quar.)——
Series. B-4
3-10
1
3-16
Industries,
3.50#
Monsanto
Ltd. (quar,)—
(increased)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.i
Maher Slioesi Ltd.
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
$1.15
_
—
•
4.-15
40c
Co.
Stock
3
1
,
Kerr-MoGee
3-
4-
Stores (quar.)
(J. JR.)
(increased)———
Refining
5-15
1
3-16
Gas
Magnavox
4-
(increased)
Sugar Ltd. (reduced)
Kellogg Company, new com. (initial quar.)—
3## preferred (quar.)
;
_•
preferred (quar.)——,
Kennecott Copper
Madison
t
2-26
4-
Mohasco
t$1.25
Co.
payable, in cash
5-15
5-15
Fund-
(15c payment
5-15
1
1
6.
Madison
&;
H.)
3-13
2-27
Ltd.—
Steel,
Paper,
Bloedel
&
4-
5c
(quar.)
&
1
3-10
3-16
15c
B
(quar.)
Trucks
(quar.)
$1.07
__
common
(quar.)
pfd.
2-28
15c
(quar.)
Structural
Power
(R.
$1.08
Kekaha
Kendall
1
66-1
$1.12%
_____
Jewelry
Kearney
6-
37c
—j,
4## preferred (quar.)
5#' preferred (quar.)
:
»4.% # preferred (quar.)
KtiGP Drug (quar.
Kawnccr Company
5-15
1
50c
(quar.)
$4.28 preferred (quar.)
4.60#• preferred (quar.)
Kansas
6-
$1
(quar )
common
(quar.)
$4.32 preferred
95c
$1.12#
—
Co.,
Class
Mack
2-27
SI. 08%
quar.i
Electric
3-20
.
$1.05
—2*.
(quar.
City Southern By. Co., common——
non-cuiuulative preferred (quar.)—
Oas
2-24
$1
,
——--
Kansas
4(>
2-24
3-10
55c
preferred (quar.)__
ft/20'P preferred (quar. >_
Kansas
1st
MacLaren
Mucy
it(ie
<
3-10
35c
/r
20c
3-16
3-10
$3c
(quar.)—!
Ltd.
Publications
(quar.)
Laboratories, Inc. (quar.)
MacMillan
(quar.)—
4.35preferred
iM'st # preferred
Mines,
$12l'2c
___
(quar.)
..
*
Bros.
Lyon Metal Products
3-31
17V2C
35c
.(quar.)
37VaC
_____
50c
(quar.)___.,.
preferred
Name 0] Company
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Luminator-IIarrlson
(quar.)
,1
Jtoslyn Mfg. <fc Supply (quar.
jtoj .-♦
-•
*
-T:,
K
V
P
Company (quar.;
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kansas City Power & Light—
(Common (increased quar.i
3.80#.
Payable o) Hec
3-13
1
When
Per
2-27
< quar. >
com.
Share
Holderi
4-
Storage* Ltd.
convertible
b',«
Payable oj llec
,
When
3-15
......
G#
Per
$1.40
preferred
Johnston
Holder»
$1.25
<N: Y..>, com. (quar.)
(quar.;__
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., 7# pfd. (s-a)
Jcbns-Manvillc Corp. /guar, t.
Johnson & Johnson, new common
(initial)
5#
When
2-26
3-20
3-12
3-16
2-16
3-10
2-
9
-
Name of Company
*5c
Mining, Ltd. (reduced i
Norris-Thennador
(quar.)
North American Car (quar.)___-_~-—
North American Cement, class A (quar.)-.
Class B (quar.)
—
North American Investment, common
($2 fr. capital gains and 50c £r. net inc.)
6% preferred (quar.)
•
~
5li% preferred (quar.)
North American Life Insurance (Chicago)—
Semi-annual
—
Stock dividend
—
Normctal
Semi-anuual
(quar.)
50c
Northern
3-
6
3-20
3-
6
3-20
3-20
3-
9
2.-16
15c
35C
3-10
1
4-
U5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
3-14
2-16
$15c
6-15
5-13
162 lie
4-
2
3- 8
$62tic
(1956 series)-——
(195G series)
Engineering Works (quar.) —
Indiana Public Service—
7-
2
6-
15C
50C
——
44c
4.40%
$1.06
—
3
4-10
4-24
2-20
3-20
2-20
3-20
3-20
4-14
$1.0614
—
415>%
4-14
3-20
$1.13
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-—,—,
Northern Insurance (N. Y.)—
4.25 %
4-14
3-20
Natural
Gas,
5-
3-20
2-27
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-13
4-24
3-31
3-16
2-25
$1.45
—
4-
40c
(quar.)
.
6.80% preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
3 .<50% preferred (quar.)
5 li % preferred (quar.)
Northrop Corp. (quar.)—...
;
$40c
$$1.50
4
1
$1,375
preferred
5li %
5-18
35c
common
$68c
3-16
2-25
40c
—~
3-2G
3-10
Quarterly
(quar.)
Office
35c
.——
Mfg. Ltd.
Mills Ltd. (quar.)
Insurance
Casualty
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
Ohio Edison
Co.,
2-10
3-6
3-13
2-27
$20c
—
4-
1
4-
1
3-
14c
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
3-15
3-
9
Polaroid Corp., common (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
2
Ltd. (quar.)
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (quar.;
Prcstole Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Progress Mfg. (quar.)—
River
4-
1
3-16
4.08%
4-
1
3-16
4.13%
$1.11
4-
Oliver
(quar.)
Corp.
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
Onondaga Pottery
,
Jockey
Debenture
Club,
Africa
tax
15c
10c
25c
3-16
Co.
of
.
Canadian
Investment, Ltd...
Pacific
*
Stock
10c
3-10
2-27
3-10
2-13
3-16
3-
21c
1
3-
9
25c
4-15
4-
1
25c
4-15
4-
$1
$3c
Fruit
Insurance
Co.
Products,
(quar.)
Cement
3-1!)
3- 2
4-
5-
5-15
8
3-16
3-31
2-27
3-31
2-27
45c
$1
Corp.
4-
3-16
2-27
4-
3-16
1
5-15
37lic
50c
5-
1
2
3-20
3-13
2-26
4-
3-
6
2-26
3-10
4-
1
3-10
Purina
American
(quar.)
1
3-
6
3- 2
-—
Inc.
(H. W.)
Raisin
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Petroleum Exploration
:
petroleum & Trading Corp.—
$1 partic. class A (quar.)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co., com. (quar.)
3%% • preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, com. (lncreased-quar.)
$1 preference common (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund—
<6c from capital gains and 4c from net
Peter Paul
—
Philadelphia Life Insurance (stock dividend)
1
3-
3-11
$1.12%
$1.10
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
83%C
4-
1
3-11
Class
$1.15
4-
1
3-11
Robinson
50C
3-27
2-27
50c
4-15
3-20
$1
10c
25c
10c
27 lie
3-15
4-
1
3-16
3-10
3-
5
3-20
33-
2
2
3-20
3- 2
4-
1
3-11
4-
$1.12li
60c
1
3-11
3-10
2-20
75c
3-10
2-18
25c
3-11
3- 4
45c
3-17
3- 2
87>/aC
3-31
3-
$1
3-31
3- 6
75c
3-10
2-20
56c
3-31
3- 2
25o
3-31
3-
10c
3-30
3- 3
3-
2-16
20%
9
G
2
A
100%
3-13
3-
30c
4-
1
2-16
5- 1
4-17
3-
4-17 y
1
3-13
dividend
1
Paper
Servel,
-.i—;
1
3-16
3-5
3-16
3-
3-16
4-
1
2-23
4-
1
3-19
2-13
3-19
4- 9
4-
4•
1
4-
4-15
1
3-19 r5
4-10
3-19
4-10
3-19
3-16
3-2
3-20
3-6
4- 2
2-23
4- 1
3-10
1
3-10
4-
4-
3- 5
4- 4
3-16
4-
3-16
1
8
2-16 [
3-16
2-25,
2-25;
4-
3-16
7
3-
3-31
30C
3-20
3- 9
3-12
3-27
3-11
3-27
3-11
3-10
2-20
85c
4-
4%
3-16
3-
50c
3-12
2-19
50c
4-
3-12
G'/ic
3-10
1
9
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
2
These
shares
3
3-17
3-
3-20
2-24
1
25c
3-23
4-23
class
3-10
75c
3-24
4-
Silhnit,
5%
45c
4-
3
4-
1
3-10
59 %c
5-
1
5-
1
4-
1
3-10
3-10
2-20
lc
4-
1
3-20
75c
4-
1
3-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
3
3-10
3- 2
3-10
3- 2
3-ie
3-14
2-13
3-31
3-20
4o
2-13
3-20
3- 6
i7y2c
3-15
2-28
37yac
3-20
3-10
34%C
3-20
3-10
COc
3-10
2-26
$20c
4-
1
3-20
$25c
4-
1
3-20
50c
3-14
3-
5
37Msc
3-14
3-
5
3-
5
$0.16667
3-14
5c
3-16
3- 2
3c
(Jacob), 4Vz% pfd. (quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Stock dividend
Saieway
-
—
3-
3-31
3-14
25C
3-10
2-24
50c
3-10
2-16
IOC
4-15
3-31
2
3-16
3- 2
25c
3-18
2-27
15c
3-23
3-16
15c
3-12
2-26
12yac
3-12
2-26
50c
3-17
Ltd.,
B
3- 6
Solar
South
Carolina
Common
1
4-
1
,
,
3-10
.
3-10
:,r.
3-31
2-27:;,,;
4-13
3-31
r
f."
3-10
3-10
2-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
South Jersey Gas
(quar.)
South Porto Rico Sugar, com.
8% p-»*«rred (quar.)
Southam, Ltd. (Increased)
Southern1 California
5%
Indiana
Natural
2-27
4-30
3-30
5-31
4-30
10c
6-30
5-29
$1
4- 1
2-27
2-27
5-29
Edison
Southern
(quar.)
5
&
Gas
4-
3-13
6
50c
55c
30c
$30c
3-11
3- 4
+53c
40c
3-12
2-11,
3-18
3- 3
5- 1
4-10
/.
4-13
3-26
,i
1
3-20
>
5-
3-31-
4-30
4-30
3-31
3-13
3- 21
3-10
j •
2.-20
3-10
1-30
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-6
3-31
3- 6
3-31
3-
6
3-20
3-
6
4-
1
3-12
Nevada Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
4-
1
3-12 '
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
4-
1
3-12
3-31
3-10
4-
1
3-16,
4-
1
3-16;,
3-12
v,
3-28
3-31
3-
,
3-13
,
51
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
3- 5}
3-10
5- 1
4-15 f
50c
24c
3-13
3- 2
25c
34c
common
;
v
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-26
4-
1
3-26 ;
"
75c
(quar.)
—
.■—
3-23
3-
70c
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.05%
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred (quar.)
3-31
3-30
t
(quar.J
Bower, 4.80%
4%%
5%
3-
2-16
2-14,
$1.20
(quar.)
Southern Union Gas, common
414% preferred (quar.)
5-29
9
3-16
65c
Railway, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
% non-cum preferred (quar.)
2-20
2-20;.
2-20
3-
Electric—
ncn-cum
1
3-27
3-12
3-14
27c
non-cum
3-10
3-14
3-23
;
Co.—
Southern
5%
5%
2-27
1
40c
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
10c
5.44%
4-
32l2c
6214c
57J/2c
5714c
5614c
40c
25c
50c
$60c
Common
Southern
2-27
2-27
5c
;
preferred (quar.)
original pfd. (increased-quar.)
4.80%
3-16
30c
50c
25c
7c
3114c
38%c
4.32%
Southern
2-27
3-16
4- 1
60c
Laboratories
4.60%
IOC
1
2-25
4-
$30c
$50c
5%
10c
$1.25
3-10'
.
il5c
60c
25c
$15c
75c
4.60%
2-24
7-
1
J 15c
80c
(quar.)—
(increased quar.)
3-20
25c
4-10
1
4-
Electric & Gas-
Southern
31V2C
A
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
Boss Manufacturing Co. (resumed)
2-24
7- 1
class
Aircraft
2-17
$1
$1.07 la
5-
3-14
i25c
$50c
(quar.)
$1.25
3- 6
1
4-
■
&
Sonotonc
3-20
4-
2-27
3-10
as
Snap-On Tools (quar.)
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.)_
10c
$1.07%
Oil
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
Southern Nevada
10%
Signal
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skil Corp.
(quar.)
Slater (N.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—
$2.12 preferred
(quar.)
10c
„
re-issued
of
(quar.)
3-10
4-
15c
20c
20c
been
stock
common
1
$1.12%
Stores, Inc., com. (monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
Common (monthly)
4% preferred (quar.)—
4.30% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4,30% preferred (quar.)
—
St. Joseph Lead (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Common
3-16
$20c
$$1.06'A
!..<:%
2-16,
also payable to the
A and
class B
have
B
$2 preferred (quar.)
Smith Kline & French
3- 5
3-16
and
'
3- 2«
3- 9
class
Co.
which
A
—
Smith
3-17
10c
3-19,
a-1
25c
25c
$30c
Simmons
75c
3-
3- 2
3-13
25c
Simonds Saw & Steel (Increased)
Co. (quar.)
Simplicity Patterns (increased quar.)
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
4-15
90c
2
1
,■
dividends
Oil
_i" ic
4-
4-
■
preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
Class
4-15
87 Vac
3- 2
$45c
J$1.75
1
Eilverwood
3- 9
12 lie
14- 2
6,; y
Gas. Merger was effective on Dec. 31 on
a share-for-share exchange basis.
3-16
87 VaC
above
Hancock
3- 2
3-16
15c
55c
3-
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
of America (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Sicks'
Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Preferred (initial semi-annual)
40c
Ruppert
of
Common (quar.;
$1
(quar.)
Rock of Ages Corp.
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rolland Paper, Ltd., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Rome Cable Corp.
(quar.)
Ronson Corp.
Rose Marie Reid,
common
(quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Ruberoid Company (increased quar.)
Co.
y
3-20
25c
15c
Crane & Hoist Corp
of America (quar.)—
Corp.
Shoe Corp.
2-19
25c
1
y;,
4-
20c
(resumed)
7%
1
75c
(quar.)
Mfg.
8heraton
4-
(quar.)
v
3-18,
3-18-
1
3-20
Shepard-Niles
2
3-31
4-
3-20
Sherwin-Williams
87'/2C
3-16
30c
Sheller
:L
3-13
1
_
—
;
,,
3-10
$50c
$56l4c
25c
—
(Boston)
•
r
3-16
50c
Co.
i:i
1 rV-
3-25
Shell
Oil
1;
4-10
Shelby Salcsbook Co
2-16
r
,
10c
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Association
J
3-19
3-10
10c
;
4l'2%
15C
(quar.)
Co.
Shawmut
5c
.f20c
4%
(quar.)
Company
tfc
5
6
23c
1214c
$1.1214
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Frank G.)
'<!•
5-14
6-
5-11
1114%
B
Shaler
s
2-27;
20c
$1.13
$1.25
—
—
(quar.)
Inc., $4.50 pfd.
y
-
12y2c
(quar.)
Serrick Corp., class A
Class
3-ic;
4-
'
30c
Little, Ltd.
Common
Stock
5c
& Co
-
1
7-lT-
3-10
3-
30c
Bros,
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Selected Risks Insurance—
20c
.
class A (quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, com. (quar.)
5li% preferred (quar.)
Robertson (H. H.)
(quar.)
Robertson (PL) Mfg. Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 dividend partic. pref. (quar.)
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Participating
Robinson (J. C.) Co., common—
4-
$2.50
3-19
933/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)-
common
preferred
4-
9
1
5%
Roadway Express,
3-16
4-
12lic
-
——
.
45C
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)—
Common
(quar.)
Peoria & Eastern Ry. (annual)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)_
Perfex Corp.
(quar.)
Permian Basin Pipe Line
Pet Milk, new common (initial)
Corp.
River
4-
3-19
30c
—
—
preferred
preferred
,,
:
dividend
6
75c
1
$2
——_
Packing
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
Raymond Corp. (stock dividend)
Reading Co.—
4%
non-cum.
1st pfd. (quar.)
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
L
Reeves
Bros., Inc. (quar.)—
Refractory & Insulation (quar.) —;
Reliance Insurance Co. (Phila.) (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co. (Illinois)—
3li % convertible preferred (quar.)
Republic Aviation
(reduced)
—■
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Rcvlon, Inc., (quar.)
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
4li% 2nd preferred (initial)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Rice Ranch Oil (reduced)
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.
Company, voting common (quar.)
Dividend obligation
(quar.)
62J/2c
income)
Co.
2
30c
3-10
4-
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Queen. Anne Candy Co..
———
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (reduced)Racine Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.—
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
—
Radio Corp. of America,
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
—
3-
2-20
1
4-10
3114c
Quarterly
Seibcrling Rubber, common
41L>% preferred (quar.)
3-10
3-23
4-15
3-
3-16
1
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
3-13
3-16
3-10,,g
58-
25c
10c
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)—
Acceptance Corp., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
3
3-16
3-31
3-23
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
'fX,
£-20
9-31,if.;
3-16
25c
Securities
Sceman
50c
—.—-
30c
-40c
2
Shattuck
30c
8%c
3- 2
$1.75
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
Rlcgel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)_
Rio Grande Valley Gas (Texas)
,3-25
8-10
4-15
26c
i
6
Inc.
,
4-20
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.25
$1.12la
(increased)
Power
3-
Rickel
2-27
3-
3-31
3-16
3%%
5-11
25c
(quar.)
3-31
2-24
3-13
3-31
pfd.
6
2-28
1
45c
Sealed
4%>%
3-
Products,
;
2%
3-31
3-
17% c
__
(quar.)
$1.25
Beabrook Farms,
25c
$1.02%;
$1.12
12x,2c
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
5%
:3-''2h%
3-1G
5%
Rich's
7- 3
4
$4.75
3- 2
3-10
75c
Stock
3-25 V
7-24
■
dividend
Stock
2-16
3-10
30c
Rapid
5
3-14
3-16
3-13
3-
30C
3-16
4-
3-16
1
...
75c
3-18
40c
3-20
3-31
4-
3-26
(quar.)
(increased)
180
10c
3-12
1
(quar.;
preferred
2
$35C
6
2-13
$1.75
$2.50
10c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (accum.)
investment
1
3-10
(Jacksonville,
com.
Common
«
3
25c
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Engineering
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (qUar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.60%
4.40%
1
2%
6% preferred
Penn Controls (quar.)
Penn
6
1
5C
Penn-Texas
3-
3-
—
Penn-Dixie
1
5-15
1
3-14
$1.50
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Pantex Mfg. Corp.—
Stock div. (7 shs. for each sli. held)
6% preferred (quar.)
Paramount Pictures
(quar.)
Park-Lexington (N. Y.) (quar.)
Parker Hannifin, new com. (increased quar.)
Paton Mfg., Ltd., 7% pfd (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)—
Peniek & Ford, Ltd. (increased)
Mefal
6-
3-20
3-13
$22lie
...
Eastern
Life
4-
4-
5c
dividend
Peninsular
2
3-9
4-
35c
Rath
40e
20C
Express (quar.)
Consolidated (quar.)—
Peninsular
3-20
1
30c
Pacolet Mfg. (quar.)
Page-Hcrshey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pan American Sulphur (increased)
Panhandle
3-23
1
44-
70c
Intermountain
Tin
$1
20C
25c
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)
Pacific
Indemnity
(quar.)
Pacific
$1.44
3-31
3-16
Quaker City Life Insurance (s-a)
Stock dividend
Ralston
5.75% convertible preferred C (quar.)-—
4% preferred D (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, new com, (initial)
Oster Mfg. (quar.)
©Iter Tail Power, common (quar.)
Overnite Transportation Co.
Owens-Illinois A: Glass, 4% pfd. (quar.)
OxfoM Paper Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
30c
$4.10
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Burney, Inc.—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Scripto, Inc.. class A (quar.;
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc. (quar.)—
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund—
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
Seaboard Finance, common (quar.)
3-
3-13
4-17
3- 2
$30c
Common
2-27
3-13
3-10
50c
dividend
6;
'
6
2-26
4-23
3-10
3-31
Co.
(quar.)
6;:*
3-
1
4-15
9114c
3-
3-16
3-16
2-
1
Service—•
2-20
2-26
1
3-13
1
3-16
4-
Manufacturing—
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
3- 9
3-24
4-
Stock
6.45% )
3- 9
3-24
3-27
3-31
common
Pyle-National,
8% preferred (quar.)
6
44-
•
Scovill
20c
Fuvolator
3-31
3- 9
40c
2-21
3-
3-24
—
2-27
2-21
3-31
5C
3
3-
—
3-13
2-27
4-15
3- 6
50c
——
4-10o
2-27
50c
85c
$1
40c
(quar.)
si.m;
3-10
3-13
3-20
15c
1——
—
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
5%
(quar.)
(quar,).—
3-
4-17
3-12
37V2c
25c
(quar.)
$3.40
3- 2
(quar.)
3!f.
3-12
2-20
27Vac
27*Ac
25c
3-31
Purex Corp.
Orange Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
Pacific-Atlantic
pfd.
(
'
17c
(quar.)
30c
12 lie
common
common
preferred
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scott & Williams (quar.)
17 lie
(quar.)
i:*;
3-26
3-26 *
2%
Scott
2-27
'
$1.26 Vi
6
4-15
3-20
12-
4-24
4-24
3-15
Stock dividend—5%
Stock dividend
5%
5y2%
3
3-
3-17
55c
$1.07'/a
2
20c
deduction
(quar.)
—
—
3-
10s
25c
$1.10
$18c
4c
dividend
5%%
3-10
7
12-15
Scliwitzer Corp.—
3-10
1
4-
Corp.—
3-
$15c
4-
$1.75
$1.75
2%
common
Schering Corp., 5% preferred
Schlagc Lock (qucyf.%
3-2
3-1G
2
3-10
tl3%c
3- 4
3-14
2
4-
Ltd.—
(quar.)———
'
3- 2
2
1
3-20
3-
3-11
(quar.)
4-22
4-
1
t
Schenlcy Industries—
5-15
3-
20c
IOC
2-27
3-31
3-16
4-
3-12
10c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
2-13
3-10
3-
3-31
37 lie
—
com.
original preferred (quar.)
Publickcr Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
3-10
3-20
3-31
3-16
3-31
25c
—
4%'/c conv. pfd. B
"
6%' preferred A
(quar.)
;
O'okiep Copper, Ltd. (Amer. shs.) (interim)
(Approximately $1.39, less Union of South
Opelika Mfg.
6i;c
3-16
25c
7%
2-13
2
10c
r
.
1
9-15
/
(quar.)—
& Marine Insurance
Fire
6-
$130.00
30c
$4.40 1st preferred series A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Ltd.
(increased)—
Sanders Associates, Inc., class A com. (s-a)
Sawhill Tubular Products (initial)-
25c
(quar.)
1st
5
3-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
2-27
$1.02
preferred
Voting
2-20
3-16
$1.04 li
preferred
Publication
6
12C
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)—•.
(quar.)
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
&
3-13
15c
—,—•
Ontario Loan
U5c
214 %
Extra
Ontario
3-
Regis Paper Co.—
Stock dividend on
Mexico—
& Gas,
5.05%;
2-13
3-31
Paul
St.
$2
——
4.30%
3-16
3-10
St.
2-11
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Non-voting
(stock div.)
Oil & Gas
1
40c
3-16
Electric
Service
accumulated during
the rights of pfd.
over
stockholders)
common
3-16
75c
preferred (quar.;
$1.10
.
New
litigation
and
6-15
Ry.—
18C
18c
of
court
1
2-27
3-' 2
$$1.25
4-
15C
(quar.)
Co.
Southwestern
Louis
3-13
3-16
$25c
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)
A
(From earned surplus
2-27
3-20
3-31
53%C
—
Insurance
Accident
Life
Service
St.
——
Ltd.,
Corp.,
preferred
5%;
3-17
3-16
Lawrence
A
A
4-15
of
Proyidcncc Washington Insurance, com
$2 preferred (quar.)
97 lie
Olin
Co.,
St.
3-16
3-27
02 lie
$1.40 dividend preference
37 lie
3-16
4-15
—
—
(H. K.) Co., Inc. (Mass.) (quar.)
(II. K.i
Del. (quar.)
Forests
(quar.)
Potomac Electric Power, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)—
—
Ohio Water Service (quar.)—
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.- 0% conv. preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products Line,
Inc.
(quar.) —
———
Old Ben Coal (quar.)
Old Town Corp., 40e pfd. (accum.)
©lin Mathieson Chemical Corp. (quar.)__—
4-15
12 lie
Stock
Porter
4.40%. preferred
4.44% preferred
3.00%
(quar.j.
(quar.)
62 lie
$2.50 2nd preferredTile
Public
1
3-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
40c
—
Pomona
5%
5
3-31
preferred, A
5%
5%
25c
preferred (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)——————
Plastics, Inc., class A (quar,)
Plymouth Oil Co.
(quar.)_
Public
25c
—
5% >'
—
4>'4% preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh Fairfax ———————-..i—Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
(Tcnn.)
9
G6c
—
common
4-
4-15
4-15
from net in¬
Piper Aircraft (qua*.)—-t—W
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
(3-for-l stock split, subject to approval
stockholders April 15) —
Provident
3-16
:j;35c
1
.
3-21
:j:25c
Ohio
3-20
1
4-
3-10
10c
.
Specialty
Flour
3-20
3-31
25c
Oaliu Sugar Co., Lad
Oak Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
JDgilvie
25c
—
Co.
—;—
(quarterly
Inc.
vestment income) —-————.——
Pioneer Industries
Powell
—
Phannacal
Norwich
income)
Fund,
in¬
Porter
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—
50c
1
1
$1
Potlatch
5V*% conv. preferred (initial)—
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
5-
25c
net
25c
(quar.)—
A
5-
$1.37 li
——
from
preferred
5%
Holder$
Payable of Bee.
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
Louis Public Service, class A (quar.)
Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.—
St.
3-20
$1
—-
(quar.)
common
——
7%
37 lie
Northern
vestment
Pioneer
2-17
3-10
—
Gas,
(quar.)
Pillsbury Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Pine
Street, Inc.
(quarterly
8-14
8-24
Lumber
Natural
Preferred
Sliare
of Company
97'/ic
10c
Pickering
2-16
Name
3-16
1
4-15
75c
40c
2-27
9
5%
——
Common
4%
Piedmont
3-20
3-
10c
—
preferred (quar.)—
—~preferred (quar.):
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
3.90%
2-27
10c
34%C
4-
93%c
preferred A (quar.)—
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3-14%
2-27
37 VaC
$2.50 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Northern
2-24
3-20
25c
(quar.)L
A
3-10
$2.50
North Star Oil,
Class
3-13
25c
Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
River
3-27
When,
Per
Holder*
Payable 0} Kec.
St.
Philco Corp.—
2
18%c
-•*-
Worth Pcnn Gas
Worth
3-
3-31
Share
of Company
Name
payable 0) nee
"When
Per
Holder<
When
Per
Share
3-13
2-13»
3-13
2-13
9-15
8-14
28c
$1.0614
$1.18%
$1225
$1.2614
$1.33%
3-15
2-28 *
3-15
2-28
0-15
2;
5-151
>
}
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28 "
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-26;
-•d1
Volume
189
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1175)
■
When
Per
-
Name of
Company
Annual
1
Southland
Royalty
Southwest
Natural
Holders
(Dallas)—
$1.75
3-10
2-27
75c \
$1.50
3-16
4- 1
3- 2
3-20
...
$6 pfd.
Southwestern Electric Power—,
"5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
_
.% $1.25 v
preferred (quar.)
$1.16%.preferred (quar.)
%
-^$1.07.%
Southwestern Electric Service, com. (quar.)
'16c
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)—
r
.
..
Quarterly *
_
1~
45c
.,4.65%
4-
-——
.,
1
Southwestern
.4.60%
Public
preferred
*
3-3
4.15%
^
3.90%
3.70%
preferred
preferred
$1.15
Spencer
Shoe
'
dividend)
Sprugiie
Flee trie
97%c
92%c
&
52
to
Marine
(quar.)
Inc.—
So
prior
preferred
53.75
-v.
preferred
(quar.)
4-1
—
.
:/pL
87%c
>
15c
.
preferred (quar. )
Standard Oil Co. of California
Standard Oil Co. "of Indiana
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Pressed
Radio,
Standard
State
Class
B
"'6% '
■
-
__________
Bros.',
Bros.
Brewers
stern
-■
.t%%
Sttx,
(John
"
-
Webster,
Stonecutter
Class
Storer
B
Inc;
B
(quar,)
Strawbridge
Sc
Company
Stuart
(D.
Sun
A.)
$4.50
Sunshine Mining
Swift
Paper
3-18
Union
United
3-10
3-
2
3-10
3-
2
3-16
United
United-Carr
3-16
United
Elastic
Carbon
5c
3-31
2-27
6%
3-16
2-27
United
3-14
United
Incusrries, Ltd.
Symington Wayne Corp.
40c
4-1
'
(quar.)
2-13
7c
3-31
3-13
United
4-15
4-
United
1
United
T. I. M.
E., Inc.
Talcdtt
(James),
(quar.)_;
Inc.,
V
33c
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)_.
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos.
Taylor
Fenn
&
4.32?c
4-15
3-2
U.
4-1
71%c'
"
preferred
Products
3-6
3-13
(quar.)
27c
3-16
3-
3-10
$1.50
.
;
4-
4-1
$i*;*' 5- 1
$1.19
$4.84
preferred
(quar,'>^_i,_„„_u
$1.2i- '
preferred-
4 50*>
4.60'v
4.64%'
(quar.i
(quar »
preferred
preferred
4-10
5-1
4-10
3-25
3-
.3-17
$l'.021» •'*"
(quar.
$1.15
preferred
preierrcd
(quar.)
*
6%
common
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)____
Texas
Electric Service,
4.56%
preferred
*
-5.08%'
preferred
preferred
4.64%
T.'xas
Gas
pfd.
4.96%
preferred
5 40%
preferred
3-
|
3
%
>
c
53,50
1
*■
'
Gulf
Producing
Illinois
t
Marion
Match
Universal
3-31.
Upson
»♦
Utah
$1.35
25c-.v
Pipe
"*•
5c
Waters
3
2-16
3-13
'
3-2
2-18
3-11
3-25
Line—
30c.'
:
$1.25
*
30c
5%
Victory Markets,
3-15
3-12
2-lt
<quar:rt_%
B
Viking
Therntoi
Mfg.
2-24
5-1
4-10
$4.20
44c-'
4-'M
3-
3-13
2-27
10c-
2-13
2-20
•
'King jGdrp.^ "(quar.
>
>
Co.
class A
3
$4.12
6%
(quar.)_/_'_,
6%
2-23
2
conv.
(fluar.)_—!
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
$$1.50
12 %c
Stock
2-27
Stock
3-13
Stock
Stock
(increased)
3- 0
Williams
Wilson
Common
4-15
3-24
Common
4- 6
3-10
3-10
Wisconsin
$3
7- 1
6-12
4-
3-11
Michigan
Power
3-10
5-
4-10
12-
1
4
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
10- 9
4-
1
3-10
3-31
3-13
4-30
4-16
$1.12%
3-15
2-27
$1.10
3-14
2-27
$1.12%
3-14
2-27
$1.19
3-14
2-27
$1.20
3-14
2-27
30c
3-20
2-27
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4.76%
preferred (quar.)
&
3-16
5-29
3- 2
5-15
Wolverine
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp.
(quar.)_
Woodlcy Petroleum Co. (quar.)
—;
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.26
5-
1
4-15
5.08%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27
5-
1
4-15
75c
4-
1
15c
3-16
3-
4
25c
3-13
3-
3
22 %C
3-10
2-27
12 Vac
3-31
3-13
Class
Co.
A
Stock
(quar.)
Marx,
Inc.
Insurance
preferred
Wrigley
(Wm.
Wyckoff
Steel
3-27
3- 4
3-27
3- 4
10c
3-17
1-26
62%c
3-20
3- 2
$1.12%
3-16
3- 2
4-
3-20
25c
(Monthly)
(stock
Chemicals
3-13
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Jr.)
Co.
Wyandotte
3-31
4%
—
& Lothrop, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.), Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
Wortliington Corp., common
5%
4V2 %
3-10
Co.— '
(quar.)_
common
dividend
(quar.)
Woodward
Wurlitzer
1
3%
(quar.)
;
3-10
2-29
30c
(quar.)
3-16
25c
dividend)
3-10
2-27
2
3-12
2-13
6
Yale
Towne
&
Mfg.
4-
1
3- 2
4- 1
3-31
3-20
3-20
2-27
5- o
4-
(quar.)
37 %c
4-30
4- 9
(quar.)
6%
convertible
preferred
convertible preferred
37%c
7-31
4- 9
50c
3-16
3- 2
$1.25
3-16
2-16
3- 2
25c
87y2c
t30e
10c
10c
35c—
27J/2c
$1.25
$1.01
37 %C
(quar.)___.
Yellow Cab Co.—
6%
$2.50
$2.50
(quar.)
5
Power—
(quar.)
&
Wolff
3-10
3-20
2-28
6-
9- 4
9c
3- 2
4- 1
3-16
0
1
1
$1.50
3-16
3-20
3-
710-
Co.—
Oil
30c
+75c
tl2V2c
1
3-20
(quar.)
Wiser
4-
2-20
4-
(monthly)
Power
(1987)
3- 2
3-27
3-10
35c
2-24
2-24
5-25
4-15
3-2P
2-13
$1.06%
3-14
3-14
6-13
3-10
3-16
$1.25
3-10
35c
3-11
3-13
4- 4
2-28
2-14
3-20
1-4-60
(quar.)
3-la
3- 2
3-20
1-10
1
1%
1
3-2
3-
3-31
35c
4- 1
3-14
3-17
35c
preferred
4.80%
3-10
1
15c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
4V2%
3-24
4-
3-19
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-6
Wisconsin
3-20
1%
common
3-6
6
3-20
3-1Q
$10c
(quar.)
Co.,
4- 6
2-
1
18%c
Bros,
&
4- 1
i
4-
3-24
'1%
4-1
4-
1
100%
i
preferred
Winn-Dixie Stores
1
2-27
2-27
4-
$1.31%
——
$4.25
6%
3-10
3-10
87 %c
(quar.)
dividend
,
3- 6
3- 6
50c
dividend
3-20
3-17
2-20
1
1
85c
dividend
4- 1
4-20
3-20
9
4-
4-
25c
dividend
1
50c
3-
2-13
1%
3-10
2-27
3-20
3-10
50c
(quar.)
Williams
&
Co.
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
4-10
3-27
3-10
3-10
25c
Corp.
1
3-31
—,—
(quar.)
1
4-
White Pass & Yukon, Ltd. (Initial)
White Villa Grocers (s-a)
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
(quar.)
1
7c
—
(quar.)
r—
(quar.)______-__
1
4-
40c
$2.50
10c
3-13
4-
Extra
4-
4-
2
3- 2
1
»5c
(quar.)
common
4-
3-13
4-
$15c
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
3-
3-14
$1.25
White Motor Co., common
Stock dividend
5%%
1
3-16
30c
Paper
25c
.
9c
(quar.)
3-31
4- 3
4-1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Railway—
preferred
preferred
3-10
30c
(quar.)_
preferred
.3-12
(quar.
(quar.)
Grey Trust
preferred
$30
2-27
37J/2C
10c
(reduced quar.)
com.
Pump (quar.)
Electric &> Power Co., com.
preferred <quar.)„_z—_%!
$1.14
4- 2
1-
:
$5.00
$4.04
,
3-10
20c
2-24
Virginia
Thatcher Glass/
&
4%%
Whitaker
2- S
4-
$$1.12%
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
Whirlpool Corp.,
2-20
4-13
30c
B
5%
3- 2
3- 6
——-
preferred
Victoria
3-16
4-15
4%
(s-a)
5-15
>
3-28
Rogers (quar.)
(s-a)
Victor Chemicai Works,
35c
Texas. Potyeh Ac Light, $4.56 "preferred (quar.)
—
preferred
Virginia
30c.
..
2-13
3-13
3-13
$1.25
Westpan
Hydrocarbon
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.).
3-13
10-15
1-15
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry. Co.—
Class
:
&
6%
■
2-19
*
11- 1
2-1-60
—
4-1
.
.
(quar.)
&
6t15
Pipeline—,
3-16
8-15
Vanity Fair Mills. Inc. (quar.)
Viau, Ltd. (quar.V
Common
3-16
3-17
2-27
11-13
4-15
7-15
dividend
3j/2%
—
(quar.i
Pacifies Land, Trust—
4-
'•
3-27
.
3-10":
8-31
Van
-
4y2%
6
11-30
5- 1
8- 1
4-15
2-27
Class
23-
7V2c
7'Ac
87yac
871/i>c
WIV2C
87y2c
1
3-13
9
3-9
1
25c
7V2c
5-
1
3-11
4-1
1
1
3-14
9%
dep.
433Ac
Company
Power
44-
4-
—30c
(increased)
4-14
4-14
$20c
30c
'
3-16
3- 5
75c
4-15
15c
iS'ibsidiary shares
Certificates, of. proprietary,., interest
Utihties.
$3.50
3- 6
4-
3-16
—
1
30c
3-16
35c
5-
$1.24
1
62'/2c
!—
3-13
1
1
4.40%
—
1
5-
5-
37%C
Wisconsin
(quar.
4-
37 %c
22y2c
$2
common
Universal
$1.50
(1955 series) (quar.)
pfd. (1952 scries)
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Amer.
4-20
4-
(quar.)___
50c
—~—$2
$2
common
2-27
pfd.
50c
(accum.)
3- 6
*
conv.
10c
preferred
'*
Gas—
$1.75
(quar.)
4-15
.
5-15
6
3
3-31
$3.12%
Investment Trust, Ltd.
receipts for ordinary (final)
Western Tablet & Stationery—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Western Utilities Corp.
(increased quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd., class A
(quar.)
4-20
10c
common
/ 3-
4-
30c
Western Stockholders'
(quar.)
$1.27 '•.
—
Ga1-
quar,)
.
Natural
*6c
4-15
(quar.»
Natural
53.50
Western
4-20
5-15
55c
(quar.)__
3-20
1
62 %c
4-20
5-15
$1.06 y*
(Bait.)
3- 9
4%"
(quar.)
5-15
t75c
37V.iC
(quar.)—
3-16
1
20c
.
*'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
payment clears all arrears)
(this
A
5%
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
S3.50
V
Class
32'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
A
Wickes
Manufacturers
1
4-
•'
Westeel
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4-
4-
30c
u.
2-28
$1.12%
25c
Common
6
6
3-16
2-13
12V2C
5-1
'common
Tesaus
6
1-
6
1
3-13
3- 5
1
Insurance Securities Co.—
preferred
30c
25c
5-1"
quar.)___.
(quar.
(quar.i_
preferred- (quar.i
"Texas Iltir.ais Natural Gas
.
3-
6
Stock
$5
Texas
i-
3-
3-
50c
Light (quar.)
Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc.—
From capital gains-!
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
$1.16
Sulphur (quarn"—____
Fund,. Inc.— -----<From
investment
income)—
Common
3-6
1
3-lf
'
'
—
Texas
Texas
15c
$1 "
$1.14,".*
.
Texas". "Gulf
Texas
6
3-16
3-13
15c
(quar.)
7% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
U. S. Truck Lines (quar.)
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.)__
:4«
'
4- 1
3-20
4-
$1.10
___^
dividend
1
25c
2%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty & Surety
3-6
Ltd.
common
Tobacco,
4-
'
%
(quar.
7
Steel
S.
S.
4-
•
60c'
-
U.
4-20
'
(quar.)
J.
6
Transmission—
-Common .(increased
...
$4
6
1_
4- 1
__*7
(qi/a'f,>-.__——
(quar. >„
C
1-
-f1-
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4-
12r
Texaco Canada; 4V preferred <quar.)
.Tes<-s .Company'(tncreased-Qitan).
8%
4-3
preferred
(quar.)r—
;
y
5.10%
preferred
(quar.
,_u
'
.^1.27%
5 12^?
preferred
(qitar. )____u__i___.____T $1.28
-5.25%
preferred
(quar.)_____—'$1.3114
Te:;-Tube, Inc.,
Rubber
4-1
",
$1.25 '"
3-13
50c
RR. & Canal
Tile
convertible
4-
$1.22 Is
1
87J/2C
preferred
8%
4-
(quar. •,
$1.16
(quar.i__
^S1J.6j/4
4.90%
6
3-
4-
2-24
&
Jersey
Gypsum Co.,
S.
?-t9
4-1*
.a—$1.12Vs*
"V5%.'
U.
$6
Utilities, 4.40%
3-12
—
(quar.)!
B
$1.40
4-
*
41.06%
465%
.
4-10
1
55c
'
preferred
5-
35f
(quar.
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com
(quar
4 10%
preferred .quar.-)._i_'»dLu(___—.—.V*'
•'i 25')
'
S.
Stock
4
$1
(quar.)
U.
8.
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4'/2% preferred (s-a)
U
S. Playing Card (increased)
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co.—
5% preference A (quar.)
U/ S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
3- 9
15cv'
;
(quar.)_
3-
3-13
Fidelity & Guaranty
class A (quar.)
7%
3-17
preferred
Corp,
U.
2
1
Western
3-14
3-10
S.
Class
2-27
$4 76
Tennessee
1
50c"
(quar.)__
New
U.
4-
Western
2-20
92y2c
U. S. Foil,
2
4-1
30c
4-17
4-15
Ceramic
3-
3-6
f50c
3-13
1
50c
S.
3-2
1
*4-1
(quar.)
Telluride Power Co., 6% preferred
Temeo Aircraft, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)__
"
4-
tl5c
3-28
$$1.75
1
3-30
Co
Mines.
Merchants
United
4-1
•
convertible
Tecumseh
4-30
62y2c
(quar.)_:
Co.
"
"
17VaC
(quar.)
common
Texas
3-10
t30c
'—1
Illuminating
Keno
dividend
5-
•
A preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Improvement, common
preferred
(quar.)
4JA%
3-9
6
$15c
class
15c
(quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Western Airlines
(quar.)
'Stock
30c
Gas
;
West
$7y2c
Gas
50c
4-
3-
3-
United Fuel Investments,
5
3-13
3- 2
3-20
2-25
2-
3-31
1
3-11
3-16
3-16
"
Coal
3-20
He
4-
Class
Omaha, Ltd.
Co.
3-20
1
3-16
2-27
3-12
Fruit
3-20
1
4-
(quar.)
2-27
50c
Electric
1
4-
35c
Sugar
3-25
45c
40c
United
4-
75c
25c
Indies
3-15
(quar.)
United
20c
$1.06%
Kootenay Powjr & Light, Ltd.—
7% preferred
(quar.)
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
3-13
20c
(quar.)
2-10
3-16
6
West
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
1
West
40c
:__
(quar.)
3-20
flOc *•
"
(quar.)
Switson
Co.
Corp.
(quar.).!
3-27
4-
2
3-6
62y2c
$1
(quar.)
Fastener
2-25
4-15
50c
5
2-27
3-16
3-21
3-10
100%
(quar.)
3-
2-27
$1.25
3-21
75c
'
2-23
til
3-
3-19
America—
Carton
3-20
2-20
1
3-
3-10
Biscuit
&
4-
3-13
3-10
3-27
preferred
(quar.)
3-13
25c
!
preferred
3-10
50c
3-16
70c
3-10
Board
3-31
1
25c
■
;
25c
11-16
40c
$4.50
4-
2
20c
11-25
75c
1
1
8-14
Aircraft
United
3-
2-24
50c
Stores, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
20c
of
3-31
3-10
$1.12ya
19c
Inc.
Co.
3- 2
62y2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.12y2
of
3-13
3-31
Co.—
;
;
30c
common
Co.
4-15
or¬
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Air Lines
4-
*!■ 3-10 '
' * 33c
,,
Sugar
4-1
.
8-25
25c
(s-a)
Yards
3
(quarterly from net invest¬
ment income payable in cash or stock)
Wells-Gardnor Co.
(increased)
Welsbacli
Corp.
(quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift (quar.)
5-15
United
2-16
4-
15c
2
6%
2-16
5-25
,
Artists
2-27
3-
$4.25
•
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
3-18
3-13
3-10
25c
(quar.)
United
2-27
1
1-30
United
2-27
3-16
'
f$1.25
%
25c,
25c
Co.
&
Stock
3-2
4-
3-5
3-10
from
dividend
conv.
4%
RR.
preferred
3-18
3-31
3- 6
1
Ltd.—
;
Power
Co., common
Stock
4-
3-
16c
6c
(quar.)_i
Water
Products
4%
2-10
1
Wellington Fund
dividend
Pacific
4%
Union
4- 1
$1.13
1?
(quar.)
Propane, Ltd.
Sutherland
Union
3-18
3-14
125c .,'
Tool (quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil Co.f com. (quar.)
Stock
j
6c",'.
_u__.
9
Calif.—
of
Worts,
Weiboldt
(quar.)
3-16
Oil Co.
' '
16c
Ltd.
9
3-
2-13
3-12
16c
30c
V 3-31
$1.25"
(quar.)
3-
3A
3-10
4-
62%c
Motor
1
3-18
40c
Pharmaceutical
38c
2-27
45c,
.
pfd.
Waukesha
Wire
1
(quar.)____—
3-10
1
Washington
3-18
4-
St/,-(quar.)—:
(quar.)*—_______
Union
4-
Washburn
3-16
1
4-
preferred
preferred
5c
(quar.)—
common
$5
preferred
&
25c
3-11
1
3-16
4-1
Weeden &
4-17
50c
$20c
25c
Gooderham
Lambert
4-
Weco
(quar.).
3-16
4-
$4.50
9
.
1
■*'
3-16
9
;
4-1
4-
1
3-
Bag-Cafop Paper (quar.)
Electric, cqjnmon (quar.)
$3.70
$4.50
(Increased)
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
3-
(quar.)
Film
$1
income)
&
1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Fox
2-2t
2-2T
2-27
f35c
dinary
1
Asso.
Salle
2-27
3-12
common
Common
25c
common
Clutch
$4.0C
2
(H.)
Yarncr
9
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union InvestW&ent Co. (quar.)
Union Metal Mfg., common (quar.)
•
3-
25c
Corp.
$5 preferred A
La
&
4-
;
(quar.)
3-16
Company (quar.)
Co., class A (quar.).
4-
—
$4.50
2-17
%
(quar.)
Sundstrand Machine
Superior
3-10
50c
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)„_____
Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)_
Co.'= tquarfi
;
Oil
Union
;
•:
Life
Sun
Union
3-20
2-24
^
1
3-12
,
5p
(quar.)__
Chemical
Sun
9-15
12-15
3-
1
4-1
.•
35c
Coal,
3-20
(quar.)
Street Investing Corp
(10c from capital gains and
(Del.)—
(Dallas)
Co.,
Co.
Mines, Ltd.
System
(quar.)
$60e
(increased)
Co.
(quar.)
Iron
Amulet
t50c
Refrigeration
;——
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
'
(increased)
60c non-cum. 2nd preference
(quar.)
6%
prefbrred (quar.)
6-15
3-16
4-
40c
Union
3-16
1
3-
3-16
t25c
t25c
—
t)isc
9-30
15c
(quar.)
Oil
3-31
3-10
4-
42c
(quar.)
Tyler.
4-
25q
25c
37YzC
—__
25c
preferred
South
12-31
43%c
__J
Clothier,
208
RR.
&
4ya%
t$1.12y2
Cable
3-20
12%c
Wall
•
&
2-2T
2-27
Quarterly
(quar.)
Twentieth-Century
•;
2-27
*
30c
i
—*:>
,
class A
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
*
(quar.)
Stuart
Walker
Common
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Walker
2-20
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—
New common (initial)
.
2-27
3-10
:
Mills
2-26
3-10
35c
Inc.
Twin
6-30
56c t
.
Co., com. (quar.).
y/c 1st. preferred (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
;
5%
prior preferred (quar.
&
3-10
(quar.)
Insurance
Temper
2-27'"
25c
25c.
common—
5%; convertible second preferred
Lrue
2-27
3-20
25c
<quar.)__
Baer &: Fuller
Stone
Walgreen
Wabash
t60c
Underwriters
Trunz,
3-14
$1.25
(quar.)
B.) Co,,
$2.80
Truck
3-14
$30c
Textiles,
preferred
(quar.)__—_—
Stetson
2-25
Corp., Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred
Truax-Traer
9
3-10
2-27
3-10 ....2-17.',
•
$1.25
:
._
Stern
&
3-16
Mold
Walte
.i.
—
1-12
3-10
4-10
$1.25
v
Products
Waldorf
(quar.)..
—
3-14
^
v *
>/ $1.25 :
<quar.)'__:
Sterling
-
*
37%cv
..
(quar.
Aluminum
2-10
20c
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
'.
(quar.).
|5% preferred (quar.)--
4-10
(quar.)
preferred
3. 6
3-20
preferred (annual)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Angeles)(quar.)
Trunkline Gas,
25e
:
.
(quar.)
3-10
(quar.)
Conduit
(Increased)
3-31
*4-1
25c
B
Quarterly
fi''
15c
class A (quar.)
45%, preferred (quar.)___
15% preferred (quar.)._!
Sttrchi
y
50c
(quar.)
'guar.).
preferred
St/dman
4-15
'
.
Finance Corp.,
preferred
Stfriing
93%c%
(quar. )--—
%
8c
(quar.)__i_
$15c
■
(quar.) —•
—-30c':.
Stecher'-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
2-
Steel
Supply
&
3-10
Payable In
(auar.)
Travelers
2-16
Ltd.
Register
Fuel
State Loan
3-31
(quar.)
Corp.
2-26
3-16
3-20
$1.56%
3-31
(quar.)
Trust (Los
&
Packing
3-13
$1.43%
$1.12y2
3-12
5%
2-27
3-10
(quar.)_
preferred
Vulcan
3-12
4(1'%
2-t3
3-10
A
2-27
3-16
50c
pfd.
3-31
12%c
(quar.)
3-31
6V2%
6
3-25
A
preferred
12y2C
(quar.)____
Triangle
55c '%
62%c
5%%
3- 6
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.—
5-20
70c',.!;; 3-10 •*'
'-V
6
2-27
20c
3-
1
3-25
Class
3-20
——
Bearing
Traders Finance
3-20
2-10
(Ky.)l____;™^___—
3-
3- 6
3-14
12c
4-
10c
Towmotor
3-20
1
3-31
Oil Co. of New JerseyStandard Oil Co. of Ohio, common (quar.)__
3^4% preferred (quar.*;
_!*%■.
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.—
r
f
(Increased quar.)
/
Standard
1
V 1834C.3-31
-ry,
50c
3-10
'
35c1
3-13
—___
Standard
Standard
4-
6-
1
2-13
3-16
25c
50c
4- 1
25c
Class
: '' .'
11c
75c
,
*
*
;//!'".1
4-
2
3%
(quar.)
3iy«c
(quar.)
Torrington Company
.
2
40c.
■
■
.
25c
3-
68%c
(quar.)
Virginian Railway (quar.)
Vita Food Products (quar.)
Vulcan Materials, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
31Y4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
t'obin
3- 6
2-16
3-
2-27
Holderi
Payable of Rec,
$125
preferred
30c
4J/2%
B
Todd Shipyards Corp. (quar.)_
Toronto Iron Works Ltd., com.
3-16
3-16 "
B
Title Insurance
2-27
50c.. %!; 4- 1
94c."
3-20
65c
3-16
2-27
5%>%
Tishman Realty & Construction Co.—
2-11
3-13
3-16
3-14
5%
2-27
;
1
3-14
$1
Common (quar.)
2-27
3-16
v
2-11
3-16
-Vv
-
preferred.'.,'(quar.)
Co.
5
$1.12% %
(accum.)7
Standard Financial Corp.—
Common < increased quar.
Oil
6
3-
3-26
4-
35c
shares)
Tilo Roofing
.
Brands, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) %——
Standard
Dredging,, common
(special)
Standard
2-
3-26
3-16
Inc.—
A
Inc.
Timken Roller
!•%■: /%%>%%•.•:;:!!.yr:\
i;'
25c U 4- 1 ■:
3-6 '
% $1.63
' 4- 1
3-6
.'fit-/--
Insurance—
______—
53.50
SI.60
3-10
1
25c
Time,
1
25c
"
—
U—~
Standard
;
4-
,
4-20
4-15
30c
preferred
SiahJ-Mever,
5-1
20c
$1.12%
«,
class
3-31
4-
5%
Stores,
Thriftimart,
4-15
25c
$1.06V\
preferred 'series B
preferred
Class A &
4-20
20c.
2%.~.
«*'
—..
Common, (quar.)
56,50
.
4-20
Drug
4-20
When
Share
75c
convertible
Thrifty
4(4%
>
4-20
4-20
5- 1
5- 1
3%
(quar.)
Springfield Fire
4-20
5- 1
5- 1
$1.033,4""
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4%-%. preferred (quar.)
!
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)___//!!
4-20
5- 1
>.
27Viq/'
:
.
(stock
5-1
$1.10
_/27%c
.
(quar.)__
Spalding (A. G.) &: Bros, (stock dividend)—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
——-
tl5c
Thrift Investment Corp., class A com. (quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
4-30
preferred
5%
1
Sen-ice—"
($100 par)
(quar.):
($25 par)
(quar.)_
.v-4.40%'- preferred
4.36% preferred
4-
Pet
Name of Company
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare Stores Corp. (stock dividend)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
stock
(quar.)
Thorofare Markets Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred, Initial series (quar.)
.
4-10 '.
.
(quar.)
4.40%-preferred
4%
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
(stock dividend)—
split subject to stockhold¬
April 16)
Third Canadian General Investment, Ltd.Thomas Industries, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc., common
3-16
When
Share
approval
ers
■*> 3-16
_
_
.
oj Company
(3-for-l
3-16
1
4- 1
3-14
—.
4.28%
Name
Thiokol Chemical
-.
-
;
(quar.)
Co.,
Gas
Per
Shared Payable of Rec.
,
Southland Life Insurance Co.
51
J
;
$1.05
$1.03
3-31
3-16
5-1G
5-15
3-16
3-20
3-20
3-20
3-20
3-20
5-^5
-
2-27
3- 2
3- 2
3- 2
3- 2
3- 2
Young Spring & Wire (quar.)
Youngstown
Zale
Jewelry
Zenith
Radio
5- 1
8- 1
4-16
7-17
&
Co.
•
t
.
Tube
(quar.)—
25c
—-
(quar.)—»
4-10
3-20
75c
3-31
15c
(quar.)„
(increased)
Ziegler Coal & Coke
3-12
3-13
3- 4
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
Payable
Less
f
Previously
xLess
Canadtan
in
resident
a
tax
British
date
15c
15c
Sheet
t Payable in
tax
deductible
at
the
source.
Noa-
tax.
published
and /or record
Jamaica
funds,
15%; resident tax 7%.
income
Income
U. 6.
date
date
was
Is
incorrect.
The
here.
corrected
payment
indicated
tax.
funds, less 15%
Canadian nonresidents tax.
he Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Texas Co.—Registers Employees Plan With SEC—
Standard Financial Corp.—Continues Expansion—
General Corporation and
Investment News
The
2.
purchase
as
subsidiary, Richmond Screw Anchor
profits in excess of those in
and anchoring devicea and
other accessories for concrete forms and its products are used chiefly
in the construction industry.—V. 186, p. 737.
Denn's manufacturing
nounced
its
in
Operations—
Manufacturing
Co.,
outboard boat manufacturer,
it is putting on a night shift for the first
,
Calif.—Files With SEC
a
turing
Co.
employment will be increased by
said.
He also said the company is adding
used to deliver boats to dealers.
^
40, or 20'^, Mr. Venner
to' its hauling equipment,
Plant
on Feb. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A stock (par $100) and 3,000 shares
of class B stock (par $1) to be offered in units of 10 shares of class A
clock and 10 shares of class P. stock at $1,000 per unit.
No under¬
corporation
SEC: covering 3,000
,,
"increased substantially" in
19o8 by u $375,000 addition to the Little Rock, Ark., plant.
He said a
new
plant is under construction at Amsterdam, N. Y,, and that the
company will begin Canadian production in its plant at Peterborough,
Ontario, this month.—V. 188, p. 2787.
;
Venner
Mr.
working capital
involved. The proceeds arc to be used for
general corporate purposes.
v
Offering With SEC—
corporation
The
field
said
capacity
plant
was
five-year
been
option
granted
Atomics.
Inc.,
Fred
Nelson,
M.
President
The
on
a
mineral
this
and
announced
development,
awarded
Th contract was
Feb.
on
the
by
The
occurring
Earnings Higher—
Sorg Paper Co.—Sales and
The
compared with net
equal to $1.14 per common share,
$478,736,
99/cents a common
or
worldwide
contacts
Union
188, p. 793.
1957.—V.
in
chare
in¬
reports for 1958 net sales of $16,830,328 and net
company
of $543,450,
come
©ales of $16,613,801 and net Income of
Ward
of
the
into
with LaFrance Export
Inc.
will place Elmira in the forefront of foreign trade in the fire
equipment field.
Dan S. Ellis, President of American LaFrance also announces that
A. Ward LaFrance will Join the American LaFrance organization as
authorized the redemption on April 1, 1959, of all
The directors have
Director
convertible
outstanding shares of $20 par 4.80ft
of the company's then
in addition to his connection with LaFrance Export
of Export
Corp.—V. 189,
857.
p.
preferred stock.
shares
fractional
No
share.
ferred
share will be issued
as
scrip certificates for less than
or
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
I7as Vegas,
Nev.
$21
of
share,
a
converted
stock
issued upon
Summers
their shares
March' 10.
declared payable to holders of record
1.20ft
'
'
■
,
'
•
.
.
the
at
March
1958
the 75,000 shares originally sold on
year-end, from
1955.—V.
16,
169,
received
since
1,
Jan.
boosted
have
totaling
Believed
than
©1" senior notes due Jan.
of
the
of
These, cover
consists
business
new
Middletown
the
from
$1,150,000.
to place privately $2,000,000
1, 1971.
orders
in
A
^Southwestern
West
Gas
(1)
Corp.,
notes
order
an
Trade
Co.)
for
renew
heretofore
permitting
this
Borrowings—
(formerly
company
issued
subsidiary
a
four
months
under
of
earlier
an
Central
to July
(or
&
major
order
of
the
all
to
the
and
to
(2)
issue
for
notes
additional
original authorization of $12,000,000,
July 14, 1959. The notes
©1
further
Com¬
bonds
all such
borrowings
for
parts
notes
to
since
mature
of
188, p.
to
increase
was
that
to
all
dealers
fact",
Genera
said
form
and
It
the
has
asked
issuance
the
sale
and
Interstate
of
Commerce
140,000 shares
of
A
©tock.
*
which
A.
price not
©ffering
The
Becker
less
than
to
the
accounts
to
"the
stock,
stock
for
be
will
be
Based
not
a
group
the
on
of undewriters
representative,
this
price,
$11.12M>
exceed
supplemented by sale
to
at
$100
the
a
initial
share,
Van
T.
60,000
shares
to
class
as
have
a
would
be
B
common
value
par
•
of
at
the
total
of
class
new
A
according
would
be
to
The
two
company
to
called
at
times
otherwise
for
the
that
the
would
into
limitations
presently
stock
explained
three
convertible
certain
A
be
at
be
Exchange to
effective at
granting
"As
Vice
be
fact
four
outstanding
option
rate
be
A
but
/
per
on
years,
issue
of
will
of holders
new
class
A
would
a
that
from
the
matter
and
listing
plants
share-for-share
basis,
B
subject
said,
preference
convertible
the
class
and
all
field.
industrial
Calif.
j
into
class
A
is
to
common
aircraft and
Outside
183,
stock
of
and
Sunrise
of
Corp.
registration
the
on
by
165
holders)
189,
by 109 holders)
are
shares
now
are
the
of
held
by
shavers.
"Super
had
1958
share
net
on
and
consolidated
893,000
income
of
its
net
shares
$2,604,014,
Income
amounted
was
before
to
income
wholly-owned
income
of
or
$2.92
to
withdraw
Boston
Stock
March 9,
on
now held
and
taxes
income
per
Houdaille
in
1958
previous
taxes
were
common
Inc.
year,
plants
$5
shares
Electric
that date.
Benjamin
Ddc.
on
Benjamin
of
of
of, new
issued
series,
on
conversion."
payable March 16
13,250
acquisition
the
to
Moe
Light
the introduction
Industries operating plants
compared
The
1958.
in
563,000
to
111.;
Plaines,
Des
feet
square
Benjamin
two
and
and
Princeton,
and
188,
Its
Burlingame,
at Fort-
Los
Angeles,
lighting
fixture
The company's Wright
the
and
saws
equipment
general
and
Ky.;
primarily
products,
portable
compressor
Wis.
in
commercial
feet.
glass
blade
power
offices
Electric
Spraylt
manufactured
are
located
are
at
in
its
Louis¬
2294.
p.
(100%
Feb. 17, has arranged to place pri¬
on
4%-4%%
of
$11,848,000
This
sales
conditional
con¬
loan), maturing semi-annually, June 15,
15, 1973, inclusive.
This placement
was ar¬
company
is
an
affiliate of Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—V. 188,
2294.
p.
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—Partial
There
for
the
to
4ft
income
$3.25
number
while
p.
for redemption on April
Redempt'n
1, next, $375,000 of
accrued
The
Canadian
the
FRA
interest.
Bank
company
219,
bonds,
payment
of
Commerce
next
made
be
Trust
Co.,
series C, at 102.63ft,
in
funds
American
New York,
N.
at
Y.
has delivered to the trustee fully registered bond
representing
series
will
Fayment
A.
$375,000
of
first
mortgage
1972,
due
due.—V.
in
satisfaction
188,
p.
of
the
and
collateral
897.
fixed
sinking
per
of
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corp.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 25,000 shares of
(par 50 cents)
was
made
on
common
Feb. 17 by Blyth Sc
taxes
prior -to taxes
183,
called
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
plus
stock
$5,935,107
been
year
compared with
same
$2,748,398.—V.
have
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, Series B and $64,000 of
fund
1957.
was
the
stock,
the
after
declared
on
Thomas
as
of
blown
announced
was
4 Vsft
equal
the
on
common
its
1959.
Industries,
outstanding,
share
,
common
position to supply lighting require¬
a
eight
square
Sheboygan,
vately
Ex¬
by The Grand
Buffalo-Eclipse
$2,905,334,
B
class A
of
ranged through R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Supermarkets
subsidiaries
at the close of
$3,029,773.- In the
$5,352,412
of
capital stock
shares
produced at Fort Smith, Ark.
are
Ky.—V.
Also
corporation
16,
Trailer Train Co.—Private Placement—This company,
it
No.
This
j
class
of
lighting fixture lines and
Hopkinsville
Opal
Rebel"
tracts
920.
p.
to
March
March 13, 1959;
on
Buffalo-Eclipse
•••
its
Delisted—
trading session
April l
of
as
lighting fixturing plants of Thomas are located
Wis.;
components,
on
only
1040.
p.
? 'Vl.
press
competition
of such
payable
record
shares
also
2,
the
feet
Osquare
Radiant
in
sells
of
outstanding
was
addition
the
of
lighting
plant
dealers
81
the
"The
435,000
occupy
Atkinson,
application of the American
an
common
but, 9,766
capital shares outstanding
stock
stimulate
749.
share
per
150,000
preferred
with
the beginning
at
Residential
its
(owned
common
into
places us in
space
the
bank-
that
The
ultra-high-speed
"15,000
stock
residential
spraying
It was
to
for customers
will
types of homes and commercial and industrial building."
floor
paint
FTC
to
capabilities
facilities
it is announced by Lee B. Thomas,
March
cumulative
1,091,00
Calif.,
avail¬
before
the
to
meet
Corp.—Stock
of the
close
Co.,
25c
of
dividend
record
said:
defective
is
made
Sunbeam
to
to distributors.—V;
only
application
an
stock
delist
the
the
entitled
but
same."
the company
employees'
be
be
share of class B,
"substantially the
class
for
redemption,
the
is "systems oriented/'
newly developed "Enchante' line of custom-made, highly-styled,
4 lit ft
Union
working capital,
rellabil»
missile
and
ineet
to
.
connection
Light
for
now
and
adver¬
a
Test
Propulsion
test facilities
"These
Mr.
.
.
facilities
construction
and
shareholders
said,
he
common
of
fixtures
six
with
President
in
generally
is
dealers
in .the, shaver
sold
statement
effective at the close of the trading session
change,
over-the-
and subsidiary
company
kind,
test
aircraft
affect
V
applies to the 483,544 shares of class A and 15,000
all
is
ad¬
Tampax, Inc.—Reports Increased Profits—
classes
would
the
issued orders granting
Corp.,
—V.
pay
in
Star
the
Commission
allowance
Sunbeam
will
of
10ft
extra
an
uniform
Sunbeam's
products
The
certain
to
Supermarkets
has
SEC
(owned
to
are
dividend
quarterly
Thomas
markets
each,
which
at New
President.
MB
company
environmental
converted
B
value
1958,
According to the applications, all but 7,803 shares of the Sunrise Super¬
shares
$1,100,000 and to increase
its
erroneous.
directly
products
common
•
used
is
class
1959 to Dec.
number
stock.
$1
new
industries.
common
1959,"
dividend
of
Total
provision
a
characterized
dismiss
to
officials,
sells
competitors
Sunrise
and
bring
stated.^.
dividends
Sunbeam
the
public to 200,000.
trading of the
excess
would
ty
the
also seeks authorization of 664,000 shares of
closely-
issuance
proceeds
This
basis
B
ments
out that
conferences
after
served upon
as
motion
A
Sunbeam
shavers
28,
initial
Mr.
Federal
accumulation
received
Mell,
complaint
Sunbeam
Stock
of
improved
The
of MB
of the board.
par
31,
and
a
by shareholders of the present closely-
added.
the
counter.
in
would
common
company
would
and
company,
The
the shares to
Inc.,
share.
per
public
class A
the
shares
loans
Co.,
direct
The
will
as
The application
All
$10
the
available
shares
Held
&
a
electric
this
ville,
said
class
shareholders
discriminatory
pointed
directed
plan
the standard
to
by the
2
absolutely and unqualifiedly false.
as
substance.
that
initiated
estimates.
offering
underwriters
belcl
to sell
proposes
G.
price
company
©f
to
common
/
Tliq company
©f
release
Commission
class
its
of
affiliate
company.
environmental
production,
stresses
decorative
was
concerning
emphatically
dealer
Herman
Counsel,
Further,
corporation
for
missile
quarterly
and
Feb.
The
525.
Commission"
The
Counsel
announced
was
new
organization
need
design,
the
Inc.,
Inc.,
Mettler,
George
complete
"packaged"
and
automatically
and
in
Area
189, p.
paid
had
deleted from
Sunbeam
certain
Sunbeam
customers
complaint
allowance in addition
1199.
Spector Freight System, Inc.—To Sell Stock—
authorize
of Textron
by
2
first
national
regular
were
substantinlly
backlog
the
highly technical point
a
voluntarily
that
favored
the
of
attorneys.
tising
in
prior to such date.—V.
the
Facilities,
President of the
as
offers
aircraft
"On
Vertical Gyro
the
the charges filed March
alleging
up
to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale
are
portion
charges
able
mission;
division
a
March
Test
Manufacturing Co., Des Plaines, 111.,
denied
allowances
vertising credits
long
South
1959)
14,
General
^
Propulsion
serve
be
complete
Chairman
the
Corp.—Denies FTC Charges—
Commission
FTC
Electric
&
to
banks
to
Issued
has
SEC
and
-
has been declared by the directors,
Force
Air
of
Materiel
Air
(Pa.)
spare
should
process
officials
advertising
Southwestern Electric Power Co.—Bank
recovery
•:
$1,700,000 last July.
Sunbeam
a
The
of
engineering,
shares
portion
orders
Company
Weld & Co., has arranged
to
Inc.,
critical
the
of
through White,
new
Thomas Industries Inc.—Class B Stock Converted—
Indicating system for which Summers received contracts totaling more
Other
March 5 that this company,
properties and
the
New Affiliate Offers "Packaged" En¬
Facilities for Ultra-High-Speed Air¬
—
on
accurately all
Southern Propane Co.—Private Placement—It was an¬
on
Vice-President
space vehicles in service," he said.—V. 189, p.
than $1,500,000 are included
more
by the end of the year, Mr. Warshauer revealed.-r-V.
nounced
Conn.,
Facilities,
to a point exceeding $9,000,000, Jack S.
Vice-President announced on March 2.
Orders
military work,
parts
spare
154.
p.
Executive
Test
Mettler also will
company
large
,
Through conversions, the preferred stock has been reduced to 48,609
©hares
been
formation
Haven,
backlog.
excess
"
.
the
Anolher
entitled to receive the April 1,
after that date will be
orders
and
tliis
of
Warshauer, Executive
in
of
1068.
p.
189, p. 646.
Manufacturing Co.,
Co.—Backlog Over $9,000,000—
Gyroscope
contracts
backlog
for clasified
who con¬
stock as of March 10, 1959,
of preferred
1959, preferred dividend oi
©n
shares
common
any
conversion.
However, holders
vert
dividends on
for
or
the mining
studies
189.
was
New
shares of
No adjustments will be made for dividends accrued on any
preferred
The
class A
Nevada at the aforementioned address.
v
has
vironmental
per
the First National Bank of
offices of
at
also
further
economic
Nelson.—V.
craft and Missiles—
March 30 will be paid off at the redemption
Shares not converted by
pri.ee
Branch, P. O. Box 190,
National Bank of Nevada, Las Vegas
and
f
made on Feb. 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $19.75
share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 188, p. 2511.
$1)
preferred shares are convertible at offices of the transfer agent,
The
the First
Adair
create
Offering—A
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Secondary
conversion, but in lieu thereof the com¬
upon
to investigate
engineering
according to Mr.
Textron Inc.
in
will pay pro rata in cash based on the conversion price.
pany
Broadcasting System, Inc. above.—V. 187, p. 2910.
See Columbia
a
recovery
Spodumene is a lithium aluminum silicate
large crystals, sometimes 20 to 30 feet long/ in
plans
since 1954.—V.
with
each pre¬
at the rate of 1.02775 common shares for
by
'-l
five-year option on patent rights
of lithium from spodumene-bearing
;
ity," according to Mr. Mettler.
Co.—Station Affiliation—
Storer Broadcasting
1959.
their holdings
that time, preferred shareholders may convert
Prior to
Into common stock
one
and the right of con¬
the close of business on March 30,
will terminate at
Gulf
initiate
"the
redemption price will be $21 per share,
The
version
3
Forer.
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—-New President—
corporation.
new
International,
Corp.,
Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
Southern Nevada Power
Louis
Ward
A.
LaFrance
Basic
and
Sulphur,
March
bodies.
ore
process,"
Mr.
Elmira,
known
by
3
Carolina
with
on
H. B. Fuqua, Chairman of the Board since 1949 and President
since
1954, will continue as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Corp.—Export Units Merge—
widely
two
March
on
Gulf
Texas
includes
also
for the
process
in North
agreement
an
announcement
Executive 1 Vice-President.
(N. Y.) export firms was
LaFrance, former head of Ward
LaFranee Truck Corp. from which company he severed his connections
in 1947 to organize Ward LaFrance International, Inc.
Joining LaFrance Export Corp., which holds exclusive sales fran¬
chise for export of all American LaFrance fire apparatus and fire
protection equipment, Mr. LaFrance brings years of experience and
of
Merger
disclosed
of
properties
under
Joint
a
Eugene ,T. Adair has been named President and Hamilton Rogers as
completed.—V. 189, p. 920.
was
Precision
Sterling
disclosed.—V. 189, p. 644.
price was not
It
share.
per
Command.
Missile
Ordnance
Army
developed
The program will be admin¬
by Solar and proposed to ARPA, he said.
istered
stock
(par $10) was made on Feb. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$38.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents
26.
the result of a new approach
as
statement with the
concentrates.
vein-like
to
mining
company
to
Chairman
agreement
new
and
ores
lithium
on
to
according
of Basic Atomics.
secondary offering of 3,500 shares of common
A
Roth, Chief Engineer,
Research Projects Agency, Ludwig
the Advanced
research
Offering—
Street Investment Corp.—Secondary
State
supporting research sponsored by
anti-missile defense,
of
registration
a
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Buys Lithium PropertiesA
has
"Texas
by Army Ordnance
has been awarded a study contract
company
the
26 filed
Feb.
on
,
in
'
4
covering 150,000 shares of preferred stock, $100 par, to be offered
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Dillon, Read
Inc.
The dividend rate, public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
Net proceeds of the preferred stock sale will be used in connection
Co.—Awarded Army Study Contract—
Solar Aircraft
f.
1
Co.
&
of such boats is to be increased
division of Standard Railway Equipment
Production
said. Southwest is
and
'
'
Registers Pre*
—
for
said demand for
the second shift
100ft, lie
Manufac¬
J.
necessary.
writing is
Stock
Corp.
with the company's construction program, involving estimated
expendi¬
tures of $G3,000,000 in 1959.—V. 189, p. 525.
,
1
»: u J
J
Venner, President and General Manager,
company's new line of fiber glass boats made
the
an¬
time
March 2
on
history.
Fred
Co.—
Manufacturing:
Equipment
Railway
Increases
Southwest
Inc., during 1958, had sales and net
1957. This company manufactures tying
Co.
The
ferred
Transmission
Eastern
SEC
Standard
Unit
Los Angeles,
Texas
a
This
earnings
Showplan, Inc.,
*
last year of approximately $11,000,000.
It will be operated
wholly-owned subsidiary of Standard Financial Corp.
Herbert A. Busch, President of Amity Mercantile, will continue in
his present position.—V. 189, p. 1020.
volume
a
profitable basis
Shut tuck
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 23,
covering $18,500,000 of Participations in its Employees Savings
Plan, together with 238,325 shares of its capital stock which may bft
acquired pursuant to the plan.—V. 188, p. 1970.
1959
involved approximately $860,000.
Amity Mercantile Co. specializes in financing accounts receivable
for smaller businesses.
The company, located in New York City, did
King
Iron
The company
an
on
cash
March
Mine operated continuously during the year on a
despite depressed prices for these non-ferrous metals.
The average zinc price in 1958 was 10.31c compared with 11.40c in
1957.
The corresponding lead averages were 12.11c and 14.66c.
The
relatively high gold and silver value in the ore helped to maintain
The
corporation has acquired Amity Mercantile Co., Inc., in
transaction, Theodore H Silbert, President, announced
This
all
(Continued from page 10)
,
Monday, March 9, 1959
.
.
.
(1176)
52
1372.
Co., Inc., at $25 per share, with a dealer's concession
of 60 cents per
share.
It
was
completed.—V. 189,
p.
646.
189
olume
Transok
5827
Number
Pipe
Keokuk
Sold Privately—The
Co.—Bonds
Line
"ervice iof
Oklahoma
in
Tulsa
_
the
to
produce
the
and
net
Richard
pipe
T.
March
ecord
)Oth
classes
Marqli -16.
The
16.
of
not
is
dividend
cash
ten
The
quarterly dividend is the equivalent
the shares outstanding prior to
cents
of $1 per share on
of
products
under
its
trade
own
It
names.
Corp.—Model of 6-Propeller Tilt-Wing
of
tilting
a
tunnel
wind
Corps
wing
aircraft
constructed
a
Space
conducted
program,
the
for
this
Army
cor¬
landing)
of an annual
the 21/2-for-l
will have VTOL (vertical take-eff and
(short take-off and landing) performance.
aircraft that
one
and STOL
Research
tests with its Model 76, world's first
successful tilt-wing aircraft,
have indicated that aircraft with high
fordard speeds can be designed to take off and land vertically like
a
helicopter.
In addition, when runway space is available for take
offs and landings, the gross weight of the tilt-wing aircraft and hence
its payload can be considerably increased through STOL (short take¬
off and landing)
operations.
This is: achieved by tilting the wing at
various angles.—V. 1C9, p. 193.
became effective Feb. 10, 1959.
quarterly dividend rate represents an
theMdividend rate which has been paid quarterly
increase of 25 % in
in recent years.
The company now has outstading 4,589,137 shares of stock, repre¬
sented by 3,060,117 class A shares and 1,529 shares of class B. The 3%
stock, dividend
will require the
issuance of approximately
137,674
additional shares, bringing the total number of shares outstanding to
new
by
Vertol
4,726,311 shares.—V. 189, p. 193.
Instrument
Victoreen
Distribution—A sec¬
Car Co.—Secondary
Union Tank
shares of common stock
(no par) was made on March 5 by Glore, Forgan & Co.
at $35.37Vz per share, with a dealer's concession of 70
cents per share.
The offering has been completed —
V.
of 62,451
distribution
ondary
188,
statement
eight shares for each $100 of debentures held.
The record date and
subscription price are to be supplied by amendment. No underwriting
is
involved;
but the company may pay 20c per share of common
1720.
p.
located
company,
stock
purchased
subscription rights exercised
who forward
dealers
to
by warrant holders.
Private Placement—
This company, through William R. Staats & Co., has
arranged for the private sale of 400,000 shares of com¬
Ujiited Electrodynamics, Inc.
—
stock.
mon
'
'
»
•
"
•
•
'
1
'
.
::V;
O
V
'
'•••
.United Fruit Co.—President of Sales
Jotn
retirql
March
on
after
2
than 48
nore
over
■
.
Unit Retires—
'<• b--''
interest.
of
June
bids
redemption on April
called for
also
1, next,
at
2
for
•
140
about June
The
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
up
New York
Wall Street,
37
15, N. Y.,
of
sale
to
1971,
189,
sufficient
amount
an
prices not
—'V.
5%%
of
it
to
United States Servateria Corp.—Registers With
,
Acquisition
of the French
filed
3
March
on
sale
public
the
by
holders
The
common
shares;
155,151
15,000
Abrams,
only,"
"record
and
"record only." The four
and
shares
This company filed
stock,
follows: Sain Abrams,
as
Abrams
Een
Executive
Abrams,
Max
additional
an
32,239
shares
sale
public
Peabody & Co.,
Securities
to
be
Net
the
Corp.
supplied
.
tt
underwriting
an
group
of
1959
will be
stock
the
sale
be
applied
will
1959
to
to other
added
general
construction
$5,124,000.—V.
total
189,
funds of
corporate
purposes,
Construction
program.
p.
750.
.
Corp. of America—Proposed Merger—
Vanadium
Co.
been
have
announcement
W.
by
discussion,
under
C.
of
it was
of Vanadium,
President
Keeley,
Keokuk.
The
terms
which,
Weissenburger,
President
present
will involve the exchange of stock,
plans,
approval of stockholders of both
The Vanadium
manganese
manganese,
located
teold
in
New
primarily
mills
Western
L.
Cliio
and
West
Virginia
These
ferroalloys are
alloy steel industry. Some chemicals are pro¬
the chemical industries. Vanadium corporation mines
ores
in
the
Colorado
i
1959
construction program, involving
the
of
bottle
The
Nov.
organized
was
enter
to
into
10,
business
the
1958,
under California law
of manufacture
and sale of
construct its manufac¬
turing plant and conduct its operations in Los Angeles County.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used for the purpose of con¬
struction and equipment of its plant, and to provide working capital.
The prospectus lists Kenneth W. Lovegren as President and Edward
D.
Lovegren
as
Vice-President, both of Eugene, Ore.
They and
H.
issue
to
public
$50
Jones
stcck
shares
offering,
preferred
of
par
cn
to
promoters. The company proposes
as
promoters
the
after
Foote
Plateau
area.
1959,
for
or
as
soon
listing on the
holders
of
Robert
a
on
cash
dividend
Feb.
25 voted
in the form of a
effected
Its
in Southern and Northern
directos
F.
record
is
thereafter
March
10,
based
of
on
87 Vz
Net inc.
stock,
payable on March 24,
additional shares are approved
Midwest Stock Exchanges, to stock¬
announced that the board also
a
share of
189,
"Deficit.—V.
declared
stock. The cash
stock prior to th®
common
White's outstanding common
1959
$2,417,507
*41.400
*176,031
.
year
Further Improvem't
1959, barring a prolonged strike, should be a
and the steel industry as a whole, John
and Harleston R. Wood, President, stated in
company
Chairman,
report
1958 •
$2,645,585
883*146,474.
647.
p.
Wood Steel Co.—Expects
(Alan)
The
this
good one for
T. Whiting,
th'eiv annual
stockholders.
to
total of 505,000 tons of ingots
1958 produced a
Wood in
* ■
com¬
operated at an average of 63 2%
60.6% average for the industry.
company's operating rate is ex¬
pected to average considerably higher this year.
1958 sales dipped some 20%
to $54,200,000 from the $67,900,000 ii*
1957, while net earnings increased to $2,109,000 from $2.054 000 in
the previous year.
"The year 1958 gave clear evidence of the strength
Which has been built into our company by our postwar expansion
and
improvement program," the officials stated.
One
major development during the year was the construction of
an
iron powder plant costing approximately $3,500,000 of the com¬
pany's $4,407,000 capital expenditures.
The plant, now nearing com¬
pletion, resulted from a successful research program sturted eighfc
years ago to develop a process
for manufacturing high-quality iron
powder.
Eecause
of the availability of comparatively inexpensi*
raw
materials, as well as gas for reduction, fuel and atmosphere,
it is expected that iron powder can be produced very efficiently and
at relatively low cost, Messrs. Whiting and Wood said.
In the last 11 years, Alan Wood spent a total of $61,120,000 on a
continuing program to increase its basic steel capacity and to im¬
prove and
modernize its existing plant. Over 90% of thes efunda
came
from
internal sources, including more than $17,000,000" frou*
retained earnings
and some $37,000,00 from depreciation, depletion
and amortization.
Book value og Alan Wood common stock increased
to $41.45 per share at Dec. 31, 1958, from $39.47 at the close of 19571.
pared to 656,000 tons in 1957 and
of rated
capacity compared with a
The
officials pointed out
that the
—V.
189,
647.
p.
Defense Products De¬
vital defense products for the.
which has continued to produce
since hostilities ceased in
pany,
World War II, has become a.
Government
according to an announcement*
permanent operation of the company,
President.
by R. C. Rolfing,
the unit was
Department, following
sound and consistent growth.'1'
Mr.
Rolfing explained.
"The new name much better describes the
work of the department today because of its much deeper involvement,
in the field of Electronics," he added.
"Tho net sales of defense products manufactured by this department)
called
"Formerly
re-named
of
finalization
Products Department,
Defense
the
the Electronics
and Defense Products
plans
for
its
.
company's
during
the
"We anticipate
1959
of
Sandia
mslde during
these Wurlitzer products
is tha
Sandia designs the electronic and
of nuclear weapons for the Atomic Energy Coin-
Aubuque?.que, N.
Corp.,
total $2,500,000," Mr. Rolfing
reached $4,000,000," he concluded.
customers for
biggest
the
1958 year will
that net sales of these products
will have
year
mechanical segments
M.
mission.
Vice-President and Manager of the Wurlitzer
Y.) Division (headquarters of the Electronics
Department) said: "In addition to electron!®
defense products, the newly expanded department is now also geared
to develop an increasing volume and variety of highly complex elec¬
tronic components for commercial application.
Mr. Waltemade continued:
"In 1957, the year after our decision to.
Roy
North
and
F.
Waltemade,
(N.
Tonawanda
Defense
Products
and defense products development!
these products for that calendar year
were $1,842,000,
or double the figure for the same period in 1956.'1
The Wurlitzer plant in North Tonawanda, N. Y., where the depart¬
ment is headquartered, is located on a 300-rcre site with combined
manufacturing, engineering and office areas totaling 750,000 square*and
expand
ancl
continue
electronics
net sales of
production,
962.
feet.—V. 189, p.
Yukon
Prospectors' Syndicate—On
Exchange Commission
Securities
and
its
Canadian
Restricted List, bringing tho
list
of
the
in
the
the
based upon Information
United
Securities
States
Act
currently are being distributed
the registration requirement of
Evasion of such requirement, which is
of
in violation of
1933.
and
registration
foreign as well as domestic
other
would
securities.
companies offered
deprives U. S. investors of tho
the issuing company wftMti
provide and which is essential to an evaluation
in the United States,
public sale
its
indicating that the securities
Syndicate recently have been or
financial
of
total of companies oa
to 210.
applicable to securities of
for
Restricted List—
lias added this company
The
Stock Split—
1959,
cents
—•_
operating income —.
(after all charges before sinking
fds.)
railway
Net
The action was
the
as
New York and
Deficit in January—
January—
income
Gross
to
2-for-l split-up of common
1-for-l stock dividend
Black, Chairman,
dividend
a
of
completion of the
I
Motor Co.—Plans 2-for-l
White
above.—V. 176, p. 2441.
Machine Corp.
Gear &
Bros.
Wisconsin Central lilt.—Reports
Month
the
The
Conn.—Acquired—
Chain Co., Hartford,
Whitney
See
basis of one common share for each
stock issued and sold for cash, or
the
equipment.
classification at tho
three-tube Mark
the
launcher developed and produced by. Apex for the NavyAll principal components of the launcher assembly are manufactured out
of reinforced plastics.—V. 186, p. 2418.
torpedo
32
common
or
for
exchange
in
issued
listed
also
are
common
It proposes to
products.
particle board
wood
also
conference
One
located at 300 Montgomery St., San
company
intends
award in the military products
went to Apex.
This was for
merit
Second
by Apex for applications in military air¬
widely used in aircraft, missiles and rockets, and
and industrial applications.
developed
now
marine
various
in
was
is
and
craft,
stated.
1759.
188, p.
will be subject to
the
uranium-vanadium
to borrow
Fiber Co.—Registers With SEC—
Wood
company,
The
corporation mines vanadium, chromium, uranium and
York,
this company
Francisco, Calif.,
on March
5 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000 shares of its $10 par common stock and 40,000 shares of its $25
par preferred stock.
The common and preferred shares are to be
offered for public sale at
their respective par values, the offering
to be made by officers and agents of the company and the promoters,
and also
through licensed brokers and dealers.
Selling commissions
of $2 on the common and $5 on the preferred are to be paid.
This
and it processes lerroalloys of
to
Annual
cur
companies.
chromium and manganese mines are located
Rhodesia.
G.
chromium, vanadium,
titanium, Isilicon and columbium at its plants which are
ores,
duced and sold to
and
and
according to
authorizing
$7,900,000.—V.
at
estimated
expenditures
James
of Keokuk Electrodisclosed in a joint
Arrangements for the merger into this company
Metals
pressure air bottle, developed and
Apex Reinforced Plastics division
military products shown at the 14th,
of the Reinforced Plastics Division
Society of Plastics Industries in Chicago in February.
this
by
top merit award among
Exhibit and
Conference
the
won
wound high
company's
filament
unique
made on Feb, 26
Calif.
Co.—Borrowings Cleared—
order
an
the company's
applied to
be
and
by amendment.
company's
the
of its common stock,
shares
40,000
and
company
including
estimates for
registration statement with the SEC on March
a
through
proceeds
all of
1959,
at $52.50 per share,
exceeding $4,000,000 in the aggregate, the funds
banks sums not
from
to
issued
has
SEC
The
of
individuals propose to sell 94.500, 94.500, 81,000
to be offered
headed by Kidder,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and totone <fe WebsterThe public offering price and underwriting terms are
covering
1959,
for
April 1,
VU shares per preferred.—V. 183, p. 931.
West Texas Utilities
of
Upper Peninsula Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
4,
Francisco,
Sewing- Machine Corp.—New Development—
White
A
manufactured
Wurlitzer Co.—Electronics and
converted into common stock to March 27,
be
may
1959, inclusive at the rate of
selling stockholders, who own
respectively.
shares,
5,000
550,000
outstanding
has
past six years, White has augmented its White Truck Di¬
headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio,
with the acquisition of
Division at Exton, Pa., in 1953, the White Diesel Engin®
Division
at Springfield, Ohio, in
1955, the Reo Truck Division afc
Lansing, Mich., in 1957, and the Diamond T Truck Division at Chicago
in
April, 1958.—V. 188, p.
995.
partment Becomes Permanent—
The separate, fully-integrated but little-publicized unit of this com¬
Immediate payment will be made at the Bank
San
A.,
N.
stock
Preferred
preferred stock
convertible
5%
over
risen
Autocar
recent
Vice-President,
Ben Abrams, Secretary-Treasurer, 130,197; and Ted
shares. Max Abrams holds an additional 44,016 shares
shares;
141,669
President,
California,
of
redemption on
for
called
has
company
outstanding
plus accrued dividends.
distributor of non-food items
service
It
markets.
The prospectus lists five
stock.
an
offered for
underwriting grouip
to be
Co. The public offering price and under¬
wholesale
a
food
to
through
1,279 shares of the outstanding
all but
of
is
company
primarily
stock,
covering
SEC
its'
actions,
and dividend
stock split-up
the
subsidiary
to be supplied by amendment.
terms are
writing
the
with
common
thereof
Noel
headed by Van Alstyne,
its
of
shares
outstanding
275,000
statement
registration
a
Produits Chimiques des Terres Rarcs, a
chemical group, Pechiney.—V. 189, p. 1069.
gives
is held
ownership in the company. A minority interest
de
Wecden & Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
Calif.,
Vitro of the Crane Co. equity
Co.
equity interest in Heavy Minerals Co.
Crane's
of
the Societe
SEC—
located at 2522 South Soto St., Los Angeles,
This corporation,
Mitierals
Heavy
Vitro an 87V2%
by
He replaces Neele E. Stearns,
111.
Chicago,
Co.,
Crane
'
526.
p.
accrued interest to April 30,
plus
100%
exceed
to
at
1959.
of $240,000,
the sum
exhaust
to
of this corporation, lias been elected
Minerals Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Heavy
of
change follows the acquisition by
in
set
189, p. 750.
proposed offering—V.
and rare earths.
of thorium
The
He said
20 held.
America—Ward Chairman of Unit—
Board
the
of
President
April 10, 1959 receive tenders for the
convertible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1,
"expected" record date
each
for
subscription price for stockholders will be
the
said
producers
to close of business on
share
new
Carlton Ward. Jr., President
J.
Chairman
interest
will
one
the time of the
Vitro Corp. of
Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
U. S. Industries,
•
Secretary, the new issue would
by holders on the
2.
Parrish
just before
"
.
188, p. 590.
15, N. Y.—V.
New York
Broadway,
■
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Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
Redemptions will be made at the
710,000
offer
underwriting of the offering would be invited for delivery
an
throi&h operation of the sinking fund, $378,000 of its first mortgage
and collateral trust bonds 4% % series due 1978 at 101.31% plus accrued
interest.
of
rate
the
to
plan
a
to stockholders.
shares
for subscription
out
sent
Mr.
has
corporation
The
principle
in
approved
have
common
According to L. G. Parrish, Assistant
redemption on April 1, next, through
$882,000 of its first mortgage and
series due 1977, at 102.11% plus accrued
4J/2%
bonds
trust
directors
be
corporation has called for
Operation of the sinking fund,
The
collateral
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Sell Stock—
The
,
Gas
other companies.—V. 189, p. 962.
or
a
the
In
Alan
additional
v
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Corp.—Partial Redemptions—
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of
acquisition of new products
the
directors of United Fruit Co.—V. 189, p. 961.
of
proceeds
sales subsidiary,
oriice-boy-to-president career extending
also relinquished his seat on the board
an
He
years.
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Fruit Dispatch Co.,
President of
Werner,
A.
^
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the stock sale will be added to the general funds
of the company to be used as its management may determine. It is
anticipated that $275,000 of the proceeds will be used in connection
with
the
operation and expansion of the recently acquired Kolus
Corporation,
and $125,000 for the further expansion of Tullamore
Electronics Corp.
The balance of the funds will be used for the ex¬
pansion of the company's other business and for development, and/or
Net
split-up.
in announcing
With SEC—
Co.—Registers
at 5806 Hough Ave., Cleveland, O., filed a
with the SEC on March 4,
1959,
covering
248.394 shares of capital stock.
The company proposes to offer the
stock for subscription by holders of its common stock and debentures,
at the rate of one new share for each four common shares held and
This
registration
cents
87%
Black,
Mr,
flight
in
of
dividend
pointed out that since 1950 White's have soared from slightly
$100 million to close to $270 million and its net earnings have
more than 65%
in the same period.
Trans¬
concept of combining deflected slipstream and tilting wing aerodynamic
principles in
of record
share is an increase of 12'A
cents or 16%% over the 75 cents a share paid on White common stock
the last quarter.
This cash dividend is equivalent to 43% cents a
share
of
the
common
stock which will
be outstanding after tho
tne
large-scale
by
March 24, .1959 to stockholders
payable on
1959.
10.
cash
The
vision,
Program—
Langley Research Center of the National
Administration
(NASA),
is
evaluating the
the
at
and
March
2-for-l
sales of approximately $42,000,000
$1,280,000.—V. 188, p. 2077.
approximately
model
research
The
stock, split which
The
its
is
Aeronautics
ribution.
rate
tunnel
portation
6, 1959 to holders of record
payable on the 3% stock dis-
April
payable
stock
The
distribute
being used to help determine the design of future high¬
speed military cargo-troop transports which will require virtually no
runway for take offs and landings.
shares,
B
At its
used chiefly
is
and
split-up
alloys.
The Department of the Army announced on Feb. 27 that
quarterly
a
class
other
1958, Vanadium had
profits
poration
President, on March 4 announced that the
dividend of 10 cents per share on the
payable March 27, 1959 to holders of
board also declared a stock dividend of 3 % on
Lyons,
A'and
•lass
produces
Aircraft Delivered for Wind Tunnel Test
Louisiana—Dividends—
Gas Corp. of
declared
lirectors
and
year
Vertol Aircraft
be used to con.-'ruct
line and to pxtpnd the
sale of the bonds will
wind
&
also
does not engage in mining.
For
i
Union Oil
it
and
area.
pproximately 50 miles of additional
gathering system.—V. 185, p. 1324.
,
foundries,
Washington, plant, it produces silicon metal
alloying of aluminum. Keokuk Electro-Metals Co. will continue
in
a
the
the
from
The proceeds
is
Co.
Co., at its plant at Keokuk, Iowa, is the
producer of electric furnace silvery pig iron, principally
iron
Wenatchee,
natural gas transmission pipe line
perating entirely in Oklahoma and delivering gas primarily to Public
Line
Pipe
to
sold
any'in arranging the financing.
Transok
Electro-Metals
wo™'s largest
announced on March 3 that it has completed
egotiations for the private sale to institutional investors
f $7,500,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, 47/8%
eries due 1980. Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted the comompany
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departm ent
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Warrant Sale—An issue of $72,-
$.%. general obligation
0
building
nal
nts
Farish,
at
sive.
refunding
Dated
par.
from
Due
58.
recreawar-
sold to Thornton, Mohr
was
Dec.
1,
Legality
approved
Bradley, Arant,
All
hite,
cambia
by
&
County (P. O. Brewton),
Alabama
Warrant
Offering
Reo
•obate
bids
sealed
at
til
will
of
Judge
—
Kirkland
received
2 p.m.
(CST) on March 10
the purchase of $650,000 court-
r
warrants.
use
Feb.
Dated
Due
89.
Interest
oved
1
serially
able
the
A
K1
\
&
or
at
National
America
of
o.
office,
Treasurer's
Bank
Trust
1, 1971.
(TP
County
by White, Bradley, Arant,
&
San
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Rose, of Birmingham.
Savings Association,
Francisco.
ARIZONA
ochise
County School District
No, 13 (P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Sale—The
Bond
obligation
al
arcli 2
v.
—
aided
Fresno
$250,000 genoffered
1070
p.
&
sold
50,000 3j/2S. Due on Jan. 1 and
July 1 from 1966 to 1970 incl.
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to
J.
Hanauer
B.
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/i i;County, Ltilbert High.bch. ;
No,'204 (P.O. Phoenix), Ariz.
ist.
Bon*
erk
Offering
—
Rhea
Avprill,
of San Francisco.
:
.
.A.:,'.:'.
Due
Jan.
on
j
75, inclusive. Principal and in(J-J) payable at the County
rest
v
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Offering—City
Burke
iincil will
til
receive
10 a.nv
.
system
ted Jan.
om
sealed .bids
(MST) on March 17
purchase of $10,000,000
revenue
bonds,
the
ater.
1, 1959. Due on July 1
1960
■
inclusive,
1988
to
1969 and thereafter
nds due in
te
on
on
Bond
that
the
4
—
Roland
P.
of
Board
Secretary
announces
Directors
Sale
Bond
The
—
icago.
of
Legality • approved
by
& Cutler, of Chicago. -
apman
j water works
100.14,
4.12%,
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
serial
$1,300,000
5V2S,
ilding bonds offered March 3—
189, p. 1070—were awarded to
yth & Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price
100.01, a basis of about 3.99%.
Bond
hool
189,
Sale
The
—
$3,000,000
March 2—
offered
bonds
963—were awarded to a
p.
ndicate headed by the Security'rst
National
Bank,
of Los
An¬
price of 100.0003, a net
of about 3.26%, as
des, at
a
terest
cost
llows:
00,000
4'
,700,000
2S.
Due
on
March
15,
1961.
3l4S.
Due
on
March
15 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
te:
members
American
of
Trust
the
svndi-
Co., of San
rancisco, Harris Trust & Savings
ank;
of
inclusive;
and
due on March
to
1974
Chicago,
Blyth
&
Co.,
•
•.
i
bonds.
Due
about
i
_
District
School
May 1" from
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
on
12,000,000 City High School Dis¬
trict bonds:
Due. on May 1
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
from
City
3,000,000
District
:
1
bonds as 4.10s.
Due March 1, 1994. Callable
March 1, 1970.
'
Others in the syndicate:
Taylor
Ira Haupt & Co.,
F. Hutton & Co., Schwabacher
and
Company,
Stone
&
Youngbqrg,
Boettcher & Co., Allison-Williams
Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
Frantz
Hutchinson
&
Co., First
Co.,
California
Company,
Juran
&
Moody,
Inc.,
Wachob-Bender
Corp.,
Foster
& Marshall, and
Rowles, Winston & Co.
Due
dated
are
Principal
May 1,
interest
and
payable at the County
office, or at any of
County's fiscal agencies in
York City or Chicago.
(M-N)
veen
a
as
&
awarded
Co., at
a
to
John
Nu-
price of 100.006,
4.07%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
jas follows:
$43,000 5s. Due
on
15,000 4'/2s. Due on Jan. 15, 1970.
10,000 314s. Due on Jan. 15, 1971
1972.
,
will
County-Clerk,
bids
at
re¬
office in
his
until
Bernardino
San
11
a.m.
March 16 for the pur¬
$260,000 school building
bonds. Dated March 15, 1959. Due
(PST)
chase
on
on
of
from
15
March
1960
1967
to
1970
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
Roseville City
Union School District,
Butte
Bond
bonds
offered
bonds
859—were awarded to a
headed
syndicate
Bank of America
Trust & Savings Asso¬
by the
National
ciation, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.11, a net interest cost
of about 3.88%, as follows:
$80,000
5s. Due on April
Francisco,
4s.
1973
10,000
Due
on
1
from
1,
Aug.
1978
1977 inclusive.
to
Is. Due on Aug.
Penryn
Bond
macher,
ceive
1979.
County
will
Clerk,
bids at his
until
10
Due
on
1964 inclusive.
1961 to
25,000 3V2S. Due on March 1 from
1969 inclusive.
to
25,000 33/4s. Due 011 March 1 from
a.m.
on
Feb.
Dated
in
1, 1959.
,
thereafter
and
1970
Bonds due
of Oct.
as
are
call¬
1, 1969.
CONNECTICUT
(P. O. Plainview), Conn.
$900,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered March 4—v. 189,
p. 963—were awarded to the Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
Plainview
Sale—The
Bond
and Rand & Co., jointly, as
3.20s, at a price of 100.52, a basis
cago,
of about 3.12%.
1979 inclusive.
1975 to
March
Dated
M-S.
Temperance-Kutner Union School
District, Fresno County, Calif.
Sale—The $120,000
offered
America
of
Bank
189,
to
the
awarded
1070—were
p.
school
3—v.
March
National Trust
Savings Association, San Fran¬
&
cisco.
:
;
Orange
County, Calif.
189,
963—were
p.
Western
First
the
school
awarded to
Bank & Trust
of San Francisco, and
Richards & Co., jointly, as
Company,
Hill,
of 100.72, a basis
3%s, at
a price
of about 3.69%.
School
Victor
District, San
Bernardino County,
Offering
Bond
County
Wardle,
ceive
sealed
bids
Bernardino,
(PST)
on
of
—
Calif.
Dennis
V.
Clerk,
will re¬
until
11
March
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Yorba Linda School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
at
his
11 a.m.
office
by the County Clerk
in Santa Ana, until
(PST) on March 17 for
the
purchase of $120,000 school bonds.
Dated March 15, 1959.
Due on
March 15 from 1960 to 1984, incl.
fice.
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
veny
& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Arapahoe County School District
No. 6 (P. O. Littleton), Colo.
Bond Sale —The $484,000 gen¬
obligation
Boston, at
West Hartford
(P. O. West
Hartford), Conn.
Offering—John J. Budds,
Bond
of
Chairman
will
receive
Finance,
c/o
The
Trust
Co.,
bids
&
Bank
Street, Hartford, until 2
March 12 for the
$2,440,000 bonds, as
(EST)
of
p.m.
of
Board
sealed
Connecticut
760 Main
on
follows:
1
March
Due on
1960
from
to
1979
inclusive.
improvement
public
840,000
Due
bonds.
1960 to
March 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
1, 1959. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Hartford National Bank & Trust
Co. or the Connecticut Bank &
March
Dated
and interest
Trust
gality
Co., both of Hartford. Le¬
approved
by
Robinson,
& Cole, of Hartford.
Robinson
DELAWARE
Delaware
school building
(State of)
J.
Offering—Qe org e
Bond
Schulz,
receive
sealed
of State, will
Secretary
bids
until
11
a.m,
(EST) on March 18 for the pur¬
$12,500,000 bonds, as fol¬
chase of
lows:
$4,300,000 school bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1979 khclusive.
/
5,700,000 school bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive,
1,500,000
State
highway
provement bonds.
Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1979
im¬
on
in¬
clusive.
bonds.
1960
The
improvement
capital
1,000,000
1959.
COLORADO
eral
March 2 to the
Due June 5, 1959.
1.66% discount.
a.m.
March 23 for the pur¬
$90,000 school bonds.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
veny
on
First National Bank of
at his office in
15, 1959.
Due on
March 15 from 1961 to 1978, incl.
fice.
sold
was
$1,600,000 school bonds.
Sale—The $246,000
building bonds offered Feb. 24—
v.
notes
purchase
Tustin School District,
Bond
Waterbury, Conn.
Sale—An issue of $500,000
Note
Interest
1, 1959.
Legality
Bond
•
inclusive.
1974
to
office in
(PST)
Oct. 1 from
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
25,000 4s. Due oh March 1 from
re¬
of $32,Dated April 15,
April 15 from 1961
000 school bonds.
1959.
the
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
School District, Placer
County, Calif.
Offering — L.
Rechen-
sealed
Auburn
to
sold
was
Company, of San
follows:
as
be received
20,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
25,000
School District,
Calif.
$20,000 4%s. Due on March 1 from
1 from
inclusive.
1969
to
1960
1974 inclusive.
510,000 4s. Due on
Interest
A-O.
Legality approved by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver,
American Trust
school- Dated
Feb. 24—v. 189, p.
1 from
578,000 33/4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Sale—An issue of $95,000
school
chase
County, Calif.
Sale—The $135,000
'\i-
on Oct.
1967 inclusive.
1964 to
Placer County,
Bond
San
Palermo
1963 inclusive.
1960 to
125,000 3V2S. Due
able
Co.
&
1979
to
tensen, Inc., as follows:
—
Richards
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Co., Coughlin & Co.,
Inc., and Peters, Writer & Chris¬
—
bonds
45,000 31/2S. Due on Jan. 15 from
Boettcher &
1968 to
approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Jan. 15 from cliffe, of San Francisco.
inclusive.
1969
to
and
March 15
on
Valley Joint School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $9,500 school
bonds offered March 2—v. 189, p.
963
were
awarded
to
Hill,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco
Bond Sale—An issue of
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.
■
1970
$118,000
sold to the Bank
school bonds was
1960
Due
10,000 Is. Due on March 15, 1979.
California
Bond Sale—An issue of
March 10 for the purchase
$20,000 41/2S. Due
•f
1965
and
859—were
33/4s.
85,000
School District No.
(P. O. Canon City), Colo.
$1,305,000
school building bonds
was
sold
to
a
group
composed of
r-1
$92,000 3V4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
sold
t
Fremont County
9,000 4s. Due on March 15, 1969.
May
on
Treasurer's
the
follows:
as
*
LaMesa-Spring Valley School Dist.,
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $273,000 school
bonds offered March 3—v. 189, p.
1960
College
Junior
bonds.
bonds
1959.:
3.73%,
$81,000 5s. Due on March 15 from
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
1
The.
&
Priest
City
1
inclusive.
San
1960 and
Other
bonds: $655,000
March 1 from
term
3,850,000
&
Calif.
1968
1969
from
E.
Chaffey Union Junior College
District, San Bernardino
to
on
$645,000 4s,
entralia School District,
Orange
County, Calif^
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
due
1960
CALIFORNIA
County,
!ii
.
ceive sealed
$5,150,000
revenue bonds of! fered March 3—v. 189, p. 859—
Phoenix, or at the option of the were
awarded
to a syndicate
Ider, at the Chase Manhattan headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
nk, of New York City, or at the Fenner & Smith, at a price of
incipal and interest (J-J) payNational Bank,
Savings Bank,
i
_
$12,000,000
Wardle,
Lakewood, Calif.
■
interest payment
after July 1, 1968
&
:
follows:
as
will
le at the Valley
arris- Trust
and Hill, Rich¬
Co., jointly, at a price of
100.004, a net interest cost of
ards
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
Boulevard; Glen Avon, until 7:30
p.m.', (PST) on March 16 for the
10,000 334s. Due on Jan. 15, 1982
purchase of ;$ 1,550,000 general ob- U
and 1983.
*;
ligation Improvement DistrictNo. j 5,000 Is. Due on Jan. 15, 1984.
I bonds.
Due on April 15 from
Ontario School District, San .
1963 to 1984 inclusive.
Legality
Bernardino County, Calif.
approved by 0'Melveny>& Myers,
of Los Angeles.
'
>'•:
V-*. ? Bend Offering — V. Dennis
any
and
Offering
numerical
callable in inverse
e
'der
Community Services Dist.,
Calif.
Clerk John, receive sealed: bids at 9643 Mission
that the City
announces
t
& Trust Company,
of San Francisco,
Bond
Riverside County,
K
Katherine
V
-
<■
189, p.
the First
to
was
to Boettcher & Co., and Kirchner,
Ormsbee & Wiesner, Inc., jointly.
24—v.
awarded
Western Bank
Napa School District, Napa County,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Jurupa
vv
-.-at-
•.
Phoenix, Ariz.-.nd
v-"
office.
Sanitation District bonds
$185,000 school
offered Feb.
859—were
Jefferson Union High School Dist.,
1 from 1960 to
-easm*er's.drfic'e.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
County
the
at
'
School
Union
California
Angeles School Districts,
*A:_ i
pf the Board of Supervisors, i
59.
Pinole-Hercules
District, Contra Costa County,
Los Angeles County, Caut.
offering—Harold J. Ostly,
*
*
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 7 for
the purchase of $27,000,000 bonds,
:
New
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
ill receive sealed bids until-11:30 :l bonds offered March 3—v. 189, p.
,,'(MST) on March 23 for the 1859 -were awarded to the Bank
rchase of $80,000 general obliof America National Trust & Sav¬
tion school bonds A Dated Jan. .1, < ings Association, of San Francisco.
r
Los
&
Legality
approved
by "iOrrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
,
artcooa
Treasurer's
000 water improvement bonds was
Co.,
payable
(A-O)
County Waterworks District
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Sale—An issue of $117,-
Co., as
d Kzrchner, Ormsbee & Wies5Vzs, at a price of 100.009, a basis
r,
Iijc., as follows:
,of about 5.49%; Dated March 15,
50,000 3Vis. Due on Jan. 1. and 1959. Due on March 15 from 1962
Juy 1 from 1961 to-1965 incl.* to 1985 inclusive. Interest M-S.
.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Bond
were
—
Hutton
F.
Lawndale School District, Los
No. 29
bonds
189,
E.
to
1 from
1984 inclusive.
1980 to
inclusive.
1979
interest
Cally^
Principal
of fVi
interest (F-A) payable at the
Feb.
of
as
mf
and
1960 to
Legality ap-
from
F-A.
on
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
1,
nnrl
59.
•
Principal and bonds offered March 4 — v. 189,
(A-O)
payable -kat the p. 963—were awarded to Peters,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Writer & Christensen, and Coughity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, lin & Co., Inc., jointly.
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Evergreen, Colo.
Francisco.
Bond Sale—An issue of $180,000
to
April 1 from
County, Calif.
March 10 for the pur¬
chase of $1,610,000 hospital bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
(PST)
announces
be
on
inclusive.
1979
175,000 4s. Due on April
b
Hospital District,
Santa Clara
of Birmingham.
se,
to
1971
.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
i
Bond
Offering — Martin
J. bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST). on March 24
Spangler, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed for the purchase of $300,000 school
bonds.-Dated April 1, 1959. Due
bids
at the District's
office, 30
on April
1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Whitney Street, P. O. Box 1275,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Los
Altos, Calif., until 8 p.m.
El Camino
in-
1970
to
1959
78,000 41/4S. Due
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., C. J.
Devine & Co., First Western Bank
&
Trust Co.,-"of San Francisco,"
William R/Staats & Co., Shuman,
Agnew &
Co., ^and McDonaldMoore & Co.
v
V
Albertville, Ala.
1 from
inclusive.
Due on April
to
bonds
1979
are
dated
Principal
and
April 1,
interest
payable at the Farmers Bank of
the State of Delaware, of Dover.
Legality approved by Reed,
Washburn & McCarthy, of
York
City.
Hoyt,
New
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1180)
offered March 3—v.
FLORIDA
awarded
were
Special Tax School
(P. O. Cross City), Fla.
Dixie County
to
189, p. 964—
a
group
com¬
Liberty School Town and Center
School Twp. Consol. Sch. Dist.
March 9 for the purchase of
$400,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
Due
on
Stuart & Co.,
Lehman Brothers, and Blair
(P. O. Liberty), Ind.
Bond
Offering —S. Howard
sJSSS WbLT™?PumfcTn5- & basis as 2%s, at2.74%. of 100.01.
CO, of about a price
Riebsomer, Secretary of the Board
sive. Principal and interest
will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on March
17 for the
purchase of $100,250
payable
Dist. No.
1
of
posed
Iialsey,
a
struction, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 24
for the purchase of $124,000 school
bonds. Dated Jart. 1, 1959.
Due
serially front 1960 to 1974,
Florida State
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Turnpike Revenues—Total rev¬
of the Sunshine State Park¬
enues
way
for
in January were the highest
any
single month since the
began operations two
years ago.
Thomas B. Manuel,
Turnpike Authority, said on Feb.
27, 1959.
With
operating
expenses
Cook
No.
ovef the
month
same
a
year ago,
school
sold to
For
the
first
period
months of the
10
bonds
was
Company, of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.52%, as
to
300,000 3M>s. Due
1971
1974 to
Dated
&
cate:
began April
Dec. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
March
1, 1959.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
month
same
a
year
The
members
bonds
Rock Island
County School District
(P. O. Moline), III.
Bond
are
1960 to Jan.
March
dated
Legality
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Metropolitan
1,
Monroe-Winamac
&
Ice
School District
(P.
1,
ap¬
of
O.
mercial
vehicles
of 19.4%
ary.
and
showed
com¬
a
gain
the previous Janu¬
over
Revenue
was
$54,634.75 com¬
pared to the 1958 month's total of
able
Offering—Melvin L. Rey¬
pike 6,853,000 vehicles have trav¬
eled
337,298,809
Parkway.
miles
Bank
National
Fletcher
Trust
&
Co., of Indianapolis, City Securi¬
ties Corp.,
and the Indianapolis
Bond and Share Corporation, as
3%s, at a price of 100.91, a basis
of about 3.66%.
Perry, Florida
Offering
will
be
(EST)
the
on
the
and
Bond
park
189,
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
860—were
p.
of about 3.49%.
—
Sealed
until
11
Feb.
to
a
ceive
1960
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
to
1966
inclusive.
810,000 3s.
Due
on
1967 to
Moultrie, Georgia
Bond Offering — James Hum¬
phreys, City Clerk and Treasurer,
p.m.
until
March 18 for
2
the
purchase
of $1,730,000 water and
sewerage
revenue
bonds. Dated
Dec.
1
from
1978 inclusive.
Due
Bond
Sale
The
—
$1,180,000
waterworks and sewerage revenue
bonds offered March 2—v. 189, p.
752
awarded
were
—
to
a
Bond
325,000 3%s.
group
of
(Territory of)
the
315,000 3%s.
Tai
Lee,
Territory,
receive sealed bids c/o The Bank¬
Trust Company, 16 Wall
Street,
New York City, until 10 a.m.
(EST)
on March 17 for the
purchase of
bonds.
on
May 1 from
on
Due
May 1 from
on
public
improvement
Dated March 15, 1959.
15 from 1962 to
March
Due
1979
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
INDIANA
Center
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Liberty), Ind.
Bond
Offering —S.
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
1
—
ments
the report in our
Feb. 23—v. 189, p. 964.
issue
of
Kokomo, Ind.
,
Bond
Sale—The
$550,000
age works
Mountain Home, Ida.
Sale—The $125,000
revenue
Feb. 26
IDAHO
v.
—
awarded
to
189,
John
sew¬
bonds offered
860
p.
—
Nuveen
were
&
Co.,
City Securities Corp.,
eral obligation street bonds of¬
jointly, at a price of 100.06, a net
fered Feb. 26—v. 189, p. 964—
interest cost of about 3.89%, as
were
Bond
to
to
inclusive.
1998
10
gen¬
Paine-Rice
&
Company.
and
the
follows:
$90,000 4%s. Due
ILLINOIS
Cook County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation corporate bonds
.
1959 to 1964
60,000 4s. Due
1965
to
on
to
Aug.
Interest
A-O.
Buretx
Township (P. O.
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March
18
for
the
purchase of
$118,000 bonds, as follows:
Township
Trustee,
School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1975 inclu¬
on
for
L.
receive
(CST)
of
a.m.
the purchase
Dealing, La.
Offering — Lavara Coile,
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
March 17 for tlie purchase of
Bond
Town
$52,500
drainage bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
the
Town
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's office.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
at
Le¬
Chapman
&
on
Sale—An
temporary
of
bids will be received until
925,000 various purpose bonds.
Caroline
sive.
Civil
Township
bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1975.
65,000
1, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at the Sum¬
mitville Bank & Trust Company,
in Summitville. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
-
Hignutt announces that the
County Commissioners will re¬
Aug. 1 from
sealed
(EST)
chase
until
bids
noon
Dated
bonds.
April 1, 1959. Due
on April 1 from
1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the Peoples
Bank
Miles
by
proved
of
Legality
Denton.
of
,
Sale—The $10,000 tempo
loan notes offered Feb. 21
rary
189,
v.
p. 965—were awarded t
Security National Bank, o
the
Springfield, at 1.65% discount.
Bank & Trust
County (P. O.
Frederick), Md.
Sale—The $1,500,000 pub¬
lic school
offered
bonds
March 3
189, p. 964—were awarded to
group composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney
—v.
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; A. Web¬
ster Dougherty & Co., and J. C.
Wheat & Co., at a price of 100.03,
a net interest cost of about 3.12%,
as
follows:
$350,000 4s.
1960
Due
to
1966
March 1 from
on
3.20s.
$38,000 street
improvement bonds offered Mar. 3
—v.
189, p. 1071—were awarded
to Becker & Cownie, Inc.
3.10s.
200,000
temporary loan notes
the
general
obligation bonds offered March 2
—v.
189, p. 1071—were awarded
to the Toy National Bank of Sioux
City, as follows:
$50,000 street improvement bonds
as 3s, at a price of
103.006, a
basis of about 2.06%.
25,000 airport bonds
a
price of 102.69,
2s, at
basis of
as
a
about 2.01%.
'
25,000 bridge bonds
price of 102.69,
as
a
Trust
on March
1983 inclusive.
1
Due
Due on March
City
—
Clerk,
Bank
will
Wholesale
Produce
Authority (P. O.
Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,250,000
wholesale produce market rev¬
Nationa
County
Everett, at 1.65% dis
7, 1959.
I
Due Oct.
Melrose, Mass.
Offering—S. Homer But
City
ceive
sealed
chants
will re
theiMer
Treasurer,
bids
National
c/o
Bank
of
Boston
State
26
Street, Boston, urtil 1
a.m.
(EST) on March 10 f)r th
purchase
of
$1,300,000 % schoo
project loan bonds. Dated April 1
1959. Due on April 1 from 1)60 t
1969 inclusive. Principal ard in
terest payable at the Merchant
National Bank of
JBoston. Legalit
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.!
Methuen, Mass.
Note
Sale —The
$500,000 tem
loan notes was sold to th
Merrimac Valley National Bank
porary
of
Haverhill,
Due
Nov.
on
discount
at 1.73%
5, 1959.
New Bedford, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $393,000 high
way and water bonds offere
March 4—v.
189, p. 1071—wer
Dabhey ~
awarded to Townsend,
Tyson, and American Securitie
Corp., jointly, as 2.60s, at a pric
of 100.13, a basis of about 2.55%
March
Dated
12, 1959. Due o
Principal and inter
payable at the National Shaw
Nov. 4, 1959.
est
mut Bank of Boston.
Storey,
by
proved
Legality
ap
Thorndik
Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Due on Oct. 29, 1959. - Legalit
approved by Ropes, Gray, Bes
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston,
of $600,
notes was sol
to the Pittsfield National Bank, a
1.77% discount.
j ]
Note
issue
Sale—An
000 temporary loan
:
•
.
.
i
.i
'
.
$750,00
temporary loan notes was sold t
the National Shawmut Bank
Boston, at 1.70%.
.
r
L
—
enue
bonds
offered March
3
—
v.
964—were awarded to a
group composed of the Guaranty
Trust
Company, of New York
City; Wertheim & Co., and the
Union Trust Company of Mary¬
189,
p.
land, in Baltimore, as 2.80s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
Somerville, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $50Q,00
temporary loan notes was sold t
the National Shawmut Bank
Boston, at 1.70%.
Springfield, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
000 temporary loan
to
Third
the
Note
ceive
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
will
11
re¬
a.m.
March 10 for the pur¬
$650,000 tax anticipation
on
chase of
of Springfield,
.
.
I
,,
Taunton, Mass.
.
Note Offering—Thomas
Offering—Ernest W. Kil-
Treasurer,
Bank
1.67%.
County (P. O. Taunton),
County
$1,000,
notes was sol
National
Trust Company,
MASSACHUSETTS
roy,
receive
(CST)
of
count.
note,
awarded t
.
Massachusetts
W. H. High-
Middlesex
'
$500,000
were
Quincy, Mass.
Marsh
Bristol
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m.
Sale—The
Note
offered March 3
Note Sale—An issue of
New
an
dis
,
Medfcrd, Mass.
the
st>ld t
was
Deposit,
at
1.70%
count.
1,
2.79%.
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Bond Offering
Safe
Company,
1984.
3s, at a
basis of
about 2.01%.
Boston
f
?„
$3tOO,OOC
Pittsfield, Mass.
Market
Sioux City, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $100,000
'{r
■
Leominster, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
inclusive.
1980 to
from
Sale—The
Company, of Law
1.67% discount. .1
*
rence, at
ap¬
Frederick
200,000
LeMars, Iowa
tower,
Note Sale—An issue of $800,00
temporary loan notes was sold t
the Bay State Merchants Nationa
Baltimore.
Bond
wa
County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass J1
Stoekbridge,
&
$135,
Hampden
Note
March 24 for the pur¬
$693,000 public school
on
of
750,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
1967 to' 1979 inclusive.
IOWA
Bond
County (P. O. Denton),
Maryland
Offering—President Em-
mett
ceive
Jf/
of
notes
Greenfield, at 1.34% discount
trick,
Baltimore, Md.
Offering—City Treasurer
J. Ghingher announces that
Bond
Bond
issue
loan
sold to the Franklin County Trust
Bond
MARYLAND
John
11 f a.m
of
Note
000
a
from
1968 inclusive.
1983 inclusive.
24
Ellis
will
10
until
March 10 for the pur
$20,000 emergency loa
notes. Dated March
12, 1959. Du
Nov. 10, 1959.
Plain
$53,000
KENTUCKY
1
until
—
$190,031.25 paving certificates.
Due serially from 1960 to 1974..
re¬
Summitville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Harold Forrest,
inclusive.
400,000 3%s. Due
1969
Aug. 1 from
on
March
on
Clerk,
City
bids
sealed
a.m.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Riebsomer, Township Trustee,
Principal and interest p.m. (CST) on March 17 for the
payable at the Territory Treas¬ purchase of $101,000 school build¬
urer's office, or at the option of ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
the holder, at the Bankers Trust Due semi-annually from July 1,
Company, of New York City. Le¬ 1960 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclusive. In¬
gality approved by Wood, King & terest J-J. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Dawson, of New York City.
Indianapolis.
Note
The
foregoing supple¬
awarded
until
(CST) on Mar. 23 for the purchase
of $832,000 non-tax exempt dor¬
mitory bonds.
Dated April 1,
1958.
Due on April 1 from 1961
Howard
inclusive.
*
will
Manager,
bids
Dated March
will
ers
$6,500,000
Due
1981 to 1985 inclusive.
Offering—Kam
Treasurer
Corley,
Offering
F
Thomas-
—
bids
Lawrence, Mass.il ilA't'i'/
Pineville, La.
Certificate
on
HAWAII
Hawaii
sealed
Van
XVaukegan, III.
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
April 1 from Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
1961 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal White-Phillips Co., at a price of
and interest (A-O) payable at the
98.15, a net interest cost of about
Trust Company of Georgia, in At¬ 3.71%, as follows:
lanta. Legality approved by Kel$540,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
ley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
1960 to 1980 inclusive.
April 1, 1959.
Business
ner,
Glore, Forgan
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, and
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
certificates.
GEORGIA
will
Valparaiso University (P. O.
v
Valparaiso), Ind.
Bond Offering—Albert F. Scrib-
27—v.
awarded
March 17 for the of about 3.06%, as follows:
$600,000 public im¬ $340,000 31/2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
provement revenue
(EST)
chase
until
March 17 for the purchase of $28,-
on
of
of the Parish School
will receive sealed bids
10 a.m.
(CST) on April 7
lor
the
purchase
of
$300,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1979
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
Secretary
sealed
III.
$1,150,000
&
received
sealed
Greenfield), Mass.;
(P. O. Jonesville), La.
Offering—A. L. Brooks,
Co.,
group composed of
Certificate
a.m.
purchaser
Rochford Park District,
Since the opening of the Turn¬
purchase
the
ceive
Franklin County (P. O.
^
Dist. No. 2
Bond
Offering
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re
LOUISIANA
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 26—
v.
189, p. 964—were awarded to
a
group composed of Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., American
of Indianapolis, City Secu¬
Beard of Education. Legality ap¬ rities Corp., and the Indianapolis
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of Bond and Share Corporation, as
Chicago.
3'/2S, at a price of 100.10, a basis
$45,759.35.
bids
to
Cutler, of Chicago.
of New Orleans.
$3,864,967.32 which was a gain of j nolds, Secretary-Treasurer of Monroe
Township Civil Township
$224,908.16
over
the
previous Board of Education, will receive
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 2, Winamac),
year's total of $3,640,059.16.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Indiana
In January 339,372 vehicles of on March 10 for the
purchase of
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
all types traveled 16,790,263 miles
$225,000
school
building bonds. assistance bonds offered Feb.. 26—
on the Turnpike compared to the
Dated
March 15, 1959.
Due on v. 189, p. 964—were awarded to
284,976 vehicles which registered Dec. 15 from 1969
to 1976 inclu¬ a group composed of Raffensper15,378,424 miles of travel the same sive.
Principal and interest (J-D) ger, Hughes & Co., Inc., American
month a year ago.
payable at a bank mutually agree¬ Fletcher National Bank & Trust
Revenue from trucks
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
County (P. O. Salem), Mass
Note
Board,
J-J.
Interest
ol the holder, at
Essex
10, 1959. Du
1959.
Winamac), Ind.
syndi¬
Harriman
Ripley &
Co.,
White, Weld & Co., Horn-
ago.
Company, in Hopkinsville,
the Kentucky Trust Co., of Louis¬
semi-annually
proved
the
of
1,
(A-O)
Bank &
Dated March
Nov. 5,
Catahoula Parish Consolidated Sch.
Due
July
Planters
the option
at
1,
inclusive.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Inc.,
1, net revenues were 9.33% ahead blower &
Weeks, Braun, Bos worth
the
previous year and total &
Co., Inc., Bacon, Whipple &
revenues showed a gain of 6.18%.
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
In January
total revenues of
Inc., the Channer Securities Corp.,
$444,288.61 were reported for a and Frantz Hutchinson &
Co.
$25,936.72 increase over the $418,For the 10 months of the
fiscal period total revenues were
from
1959.
1960 to Jan.
School Township
Center
58,250
Dec. 1 from
on
1,
inclusive.
1970
1973 inclusive.
to
500,000 3%s. Due
J-D,
July
1970
Dec. 1 from
on
of
351.89 for the
from
Town
at the
semi-annually
Due
bonds.
inclusive.
1970
Trust
or
ville.
School
Liberty
$42,000
bonds.
1961
as
follows:
follows:
$950,000 3!4s. Due
bonds,
building
school
joint
syndicate headed by the
a
Other
which
building
Trustees,
Northern Trust
Mr. Manuel said.
fiscal
Sale—An issue of $1,750,-
Bond
000
Turnpike
sharply reduced, net revenues for
the month showed a gain of 16%
County High School District
211 (P. O. Palatine), III.
of
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclu¬
on
notes.
Monday, March 9,1959
.
.
.
Jr.,
City
Treasurer,
*
F. Co
will receiv
sealed bids until 11 ajn. (EST) o
March
10
for
$500,000 notes.
1959.
Due Nov.
the
purchase
Dated March 1
23, 1959.
•i
189
olume
Number 5827
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1181)
Westboro, Mass.
I
Note Sale—An issue of
otes
sold
was
Bank-State
econcl
ue
Thalmann & Co.; Lazard Freres & purchasing the bonds. Legality
by
Co.; John Nuveen & Co., Inc.; approved
Miller,
Canfield,
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; R. W. Press- Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Trust
Street
Boston, at 1.70%
Nov. 3, 1959.
'
o.,
I
$200,000
March 3 to the
on
prich & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
discount,
Inc.
b
bids at the
chase
Company, Inc.;
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Incorporated; Alex.
Brown & Sons; Francis I. duPont
& Co.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; W. E.
Hutton
&
Co.;
Paine,
Webber,
Alpena School District, Mich.
Offering—Florence N. Eva,
ecretary of Board of Education,
ill
receive
sealed
bids
until
(EST) on March 10 for the
$230,000 tax anticipa-
p.m.
sive.
thereafter
Jackson & Curtis.
ion notes.
Dated
March
23, 1959.
1959.; Principal
nd interest payable at a place to
e agreed upon with the purchaser.
Dec.
on
ue
-
23,
Community Schools District,
Michigan
Note Offering—Fred
McMullen,
ecretary of Board of Education,
illitreceive; sealed bids until 8
(EST)
.m.
ion
ue
nd
March
on
11
the
for
of
$22,800 tax anticipa(notes. Dated Jan. 19, 1959.
on
April 1, 1960. Principal
interest payable at a bank or
rust company
follows:
July 1, 1976
on
and 1977.
310,000 4s. Due
Grosse
July 1 from
on
Albert Smith,
ill
receive
;{EST)
p.ni,
our chase
ing
of
sealed
bids
until
March 26 for the
on
$995,000 school build¬
Dated April 1, 1959.
bonds.
July 1 from 1961 to 1986
ue-on
inclusive.
Callable
on
after
or
uly 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
ler, Secretary of Board of Educa
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 19 for the
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1984 inclusive.
Bonds due in
tion
1974
the
by
or
notes.
(JT-J)
trust
payable at
bank
a
or
and
thereafter
callable
are
of
as
July 1,1973. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
Deartorn
Township Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
Bond Offering—William
onis} Secretary of the Board of
duration, will receive sealed bids
ntilj8 p.m. (EST) on March 19
for the purchase of $700,000 school
site bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due
on June
1 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
company
chaser.
Legality
by
approved
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
•
Orchard
View School (4th Class
13) (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
'
Bond
S
1
a
e
The
--
onds.
Dated
June
n
from
1
lusive.
April 1, 1959.
1960
Callable
Due
to
1985
of
as
June
in-
1,
969.« Interest
J-D.
Legality ap¬
Dickinson,
Wright,
avis, McKean & Cudlip, of De-
proved
by
roit.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
etroit
•evenue
Sale —The
Metropolitan
bonds
$25,000,000
Expressway
interest
cost
of
about
3.54%,
as
follows:
$6,855,000
5s.
Due
on
March
610,000 4s. Due
4,200,000 3y4s.
March 1, 1965.
Due on March 1
on
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
2,505,000 3%s.
Due
on
March
1
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
10,830,000 3)£s. Due on March 1
from 1975 to 1984 inclusive.
The proceeds
Bond
Kingsford, Mich.
Offering — Henry
Bond
189,
lited
access state trunkline high¬
being constructed in Detroit,
and to
finance the preliminary
planning on another.
They are
Southl'ield Expressway, Fisher
Expressway, Walter P. Chrysler
Expressway, an extension of the
John C. Lodge Expressway and
ways
the
Detroit-Muskegon
$283,000 general obligation sewage
disposal system bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
inclusive.
1985
Bonds
197.9 and thereafter
are
order
numerical
in
due
callable hi
on
any
interest payment date on or after
Oct. 1, 1973. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
Bond
The
bonds, the first issue of a
authorization, are
payable solely out of the proceeds
of annual payments to be made by
the State Highway Commissioner,
the County of Wayne and the City
of Detroit from their respective
allocations and appropriations un¬
der the provisions of State Jaw
$100,000,000
from the Motor Vehicle Highway
Fund.
Among those associated with
Blyth & Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., and First of Michigan
Corporation in the offering are:
Equitable Securities Corp.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Ladenburg,
of
4%s.
Due
4V2S.
Due
June
on
a
fered
water
bonds of¬
—
Feb.
revenue
24—v.
189,
965—
were
awarded to Martin & Co.^
at a price of 100.14, a net interest
cost of about
3.59%,
$12,000 4s. Due
1960
to
on
1963
13,000 3V2S. Due
as
p.
follows:
March 1 from
inclusive.
on
15
March 1 from
Lincoln Consolidated School Dist.
(P.
Secretary of Board of Education,
reve¬
of
Michigan
Corporation, at a
of 100.0007, a net interest
cost of about 3.76%, as follows:
price
$15,000 41/2S. Due
1959 to 1961
on
.1962
from
Oct. 1
inclusive.
135,000 3%s. Due
on
composed
Note
as
Bonds due
are
callable
of June
1, 1973. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank
trust
or
designated by
of the syndicate or
account purchasing the bonds. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
company
manager
Detroit,
at
and site bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1953.
Company.
1962
inclusive. Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
callable
to
1971
in
18
to
bonds
189, p. 753
v.
—
offered
—
were
McDonald-Moore
&
Detroit
$1,200,000
from
and
Shelby Township (P. O. Utica),
Bond Sale
Bond
and
thereafter
25
The
—
5s.
Co.,
Due
1960 to
as
189, p. 861 —
Kenower, Macfollows:
v.
to
on
April
1965 inclusive.
1
&
Co.
Indep. School District,
No. 77, Minn.
Offering — Lorraine
Loel'fler, District
a
group'
&
Trust
Aug.
on
1
1961 inclusive.
sealed
(CST)
Clerk,
bids
will
until
3
re¬
p.m.
March 24 for the
on
pur-
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1989 inclu-
from
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Marshall
County (P. O. Warren),
Minnesota
Aug. 1, 1962
on
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
189,
p.
J.
callable in
are
order
payment date on
July 1, 1969. Interest J-J.
any
or
after
$36,000 2.80s. Due
follows:
Due
3.30s.
Feb.
on
1
from
inclusive.
Due
1,
1971.
Due
Feb.
on
25,000
1975 to
300,000
3.80s.
bonds
terest of 2%
Feb.
on
Feb. 1 from
John
Due
Sale
The $2,232,061.68
special street improvement bonds
—
awarded
of
First
to
189,
a
p.
group
Northern
the
861—
com¬
Trust
the
and
Trust
at
of New York
Bank,
National
a
City,
Bank, of Chicago,
National Bank &
City
Co., of Kansas City, as 3s,
price of 100.35, a basis of
about
2.95%.
Additional
Sale
issue
An
—
of
special park and play¬
ground improvement bonds was
sold to a syndicate headed by the
Bankers Trust Company, of New
$437,000
City, as 3s,' at a price of
a
basis of about 2.98%.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
York
from
1960
Interest
Feb.
on
1
additional
in¬
from May 1, 1959 to
members
of
the
group:
&
Co.; Juran &
Inc.; American National
Bank, of St. Paul; Harold E. Wood
&
Co.; Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.,
and Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
inclusive.
1979
A-O.
to
members
Other
1989 inclusive.
bear
Nuveen
from
Minneapolis, Minn.
1
Feb. 1 from
1, 1960.
Other
1
Jan.
on
1969 inclusive.
Bond
inclusive.
from 1982 to
The
on
Due
1981
Due
3s.
1966 to
.100.10,
1974 inclusive.
245,000 3%s.
Jan. 1 from
on
1960 to 1965 inclusive.1
a
1969
St.
follows:
hattan
price of 100.10, a
net interest cost of about 3.73%,
to
of
Company, of Chicago, Chase Man¬
Sale—The
1962
Bank
Merest eos*t o?CaboutP2 92%
about 2.92 7o,
were
$1,000,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered
March 4—v.
189,
p. 965—were awarded to a group
headed by the First National Bank
as
National
Paul, and State Bank of Warren,
posed
Paul, at
v.
965—were awarded to the
offered March 3—v.
MINNESOTA
of St.
drain¬
in¬
on
interest
$61,000
offered March 3 4—
American
William
—
numerical
verse
Harriman
cate:
the
of
Ripley
syndi¬
&
Co.,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Kean,
Taylor & Co., Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, of Minneapolis, C. F.
Chi Ids & Co., Inc., Stern Brothers
Co., Allison-Williams Co., and
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
&
Moody,
Order
Bond
school
Sale
building
March
The
—
.bonds
offered
3—v.
189, p. 965—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
as
follows:
3]/2s.
$345,000
Due
Due
on
on
April
3.90s.
on
April
1980 to
Due
on
bonds
bear
additional
Rev.
Florian
receive
(CST) on
for the purchase of $1,-
16
636,000 non-tax exempt
revenue
bonds.
Due
1997
inclusive.
on
dormitory
Dated
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
1957.
Interest
M-N.
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
Legality
Independent School
Minn.
James Holt,
District No. 213,
Offering
—
will receive sealed
(CST) on Mar. 30
purchase of $350,000 school
building general obligation bonds.
Dated Mar. 1, 1959. Due on Mar. 1
District Clerk,
bids until 4 p.m.
April 1 from
1989 inclusive.
John's
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Bond
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
725,000 4s.
The
Due
St.
will
—
Treasurer,
Osakis
April
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
from
Offering
Muggli,
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
3.80s.
Benedict,
(P. O. Collegeville),
Minnesota
March
$1,500,000
St.
of
University
Bond
Columbia Heights Independent
School District No. 13 (P. O.
$7,000
Feb.
awarded
interest
of
Woodard-Elwood
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
1988
Arthur &
such other bank or
designated by the
manager of the account or group
were
members
Bond
Dowley, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 1 for
the purchase of $1,330,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
trust
company
Due
Offering
Detroit, and
any interest
after June 1,
—
1.90%
Mankato
Western School District (P. O.
280,000
or
2V2S.
1959 to
from
Michigan
inverse
extra
age
fered
on
and
1963.
1970. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the National Bank of
payment date
on
to
Bank
800,000 2%s. Due
150,000
order
Feb. 1 from
on
the syndi¬
Co., North¬
western National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.,
Michigan Bank, all of Detroit,
price of par, a net interest
2.66%, as follows:
$40,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
numerical
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
cate: Allison-Williams
a
4.05%,
1988
and
Feb. 1 from
Aug. 1, 1959 to Feb. 1, 1960.
Other
a
of
Minneapolis), Minn.
Rockwood, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $36,000 special
awarded
1973
an
from
cost of about
troit.
water
on
inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
composed of the National Bank of
1972 to
building and site bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1959. Due 011 July 1 from
in 1974 and thereafter
1969
chase of $1,809,000 school building
awarded
were
—
105,000 3V2s.
Ging¬
rich, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
1960 to 1987 inclusive.
to
965
District, Mich.
Due
from
First
3.52%,
ceive
70,000
Offering—Kenneth
Feb.
1
the
about
$2,000,000 road
notes offered Feb. 26—v. 189, p.
from
to 1977 inclusive.
(EST) on March 17 for the
purchase of $1,675,000 building
June
of
1970 and
Bond
of
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
carry
Sale—The
$280,000 3s.
Oct. 1
Richmond Community Schools
assessment
p.m.
861—were awarded to
p.
Bond
bonds offered Feb. 17—v. 189,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
on
Sale—The $1,250,000 gen¬
O.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
Offering—Grace Oerther,
*
Marie, Mich.
Bemidji Indep. School District
No. 31, Minn.
Mich.
$150,000
cost
1970 to
basis of about 3.61%.
15
753—were awarded to the First
p.
the
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Bond
nue
Huron),
Sale—The
interest
by J. M.
price of par, a
265,000 3.40s. Due
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Building Authority
Port
J.
Bond
a
Co., at
1962
Parma), Mich.
June
on
headed
&
$240,000 3.10s. Due
veen
1969 to 1981 inclusive.
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on March 23
for the purchase of $950,000 school
Lake Orion, Mich.
The $25,000
Sale
supply system
Express¬
way.
cost
syndicate
follows:
as
Michigan
1968 inclusive.
Port Huron
L.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on March
16 for the purchase of
net
obligation sewage disposal
system bonds offered March 2
price
a
net interest
a
to
685,000
Wagner, City Clerk, will receive
from the sale of
the bonds will be used to pay part
of completion of four
100.001,
7:30 p.m.
..
of the cost
headed
group
will
Clerk,
inverse
1
a
from 1982 to 1988 inclusive.
receive
(CST)
Others in the account:
Braun,
on
March 16 for the purchase of Bosworth
&
Co., Inc.; Barcus,
$633,000 sewage disposal system Kindred & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on &
Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1986 inclusive.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Mc¬
Bonds due in 1979 and thereafter Donald-Moore &
Co.; H. V. Sat¬
are callable in inverse
numercial
tley & Co.; Walter J. Wade, Inc.;
order
on
any
interest payment E. Ray Allen & Co.; J. M. Dain
date on or after Oct. 1, 1973. Le¬ &
Co., Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.;
gality approved by Miller, Can- Allan Blair & Co.; Friday & Co.,
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. and Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.
to
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
to
by J ohn Nuveen & Co., at
or
from
Offering—Harold Ct Lincl-
City
bids until
offered March 3—
189, p. 861—were awarded to a
yndicate heacied by Blyth & Co..
Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
nd the First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration, at a price of 100.01, a net
v.
awarded
a
Dain
eral
the
$1,970,000
school site and building bonds of¬
fered March 3
v.
189, p. 965—
Mountain, Mich.
sealed
to
March
Company, Manufacturers National sive. Callable as of Jan. 1,
Bank
of
Detroit, Bank of thePrincipal and interest payable jat
Commonwealth, City Bank, and any suitable bank designated by
School District No.
1960
holm,
—:v.
-
group
Offering—Russell Taylor,
885,000
Bond
Dated
Sault Ste.
designated by the pur¬
about 4.58%, as follows:
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of $400,000 5s. Due on June 15 from
Iron
building bonds offered March 2
189, p. 965—were awarded
8
Corporation, John Nu¬
& Co., MacDonald-Moore &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Stranawill receive sealed bids
until 8
han, Harris & Co., and Goodbody
p.m. (EST) on March 18 for the
& Co., as 3%s, at a price of
100.09,
purchase of $225,000 building and
Bond
company
J. Ma-
until
No. 318, Minn.
Sale—The $700,000 school
195,000 3.70s. Due
bonds.
Secretary of Board of Education,
Detroit.
be
bids
Detroit.
Community School District,
Michigan
were
designated
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
to
company
of
sealed
Rapids Indep. Sch. District
Bond
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
—
est
Black,
Education,
ac¬
v.
Novi
Russell
—
1, 1959.
Due on May 1, 1960.
Principal and
interest payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved
by Mil¬
Detroit.
Township Sch. District
(P. O. Grosse lie), Mich.
—
and
inverse
designated
receive
Grand
(EST) on March 11 for the
purchase of $25,000 tax anticipa¬
any
the
terest of 2% from Aug.
1, 1959 to
Oct. 1, 1960 inclusive.
p.m.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone,
of
Bond Offering—Joseph W. Mil¬
Michigan
Bond Offering
on
syndicate
purchasing
the
count
lie
ecretary of Board of Education,
be
of
manager
1988 inclusive.
1978 to
harlevoix Public Schools District,
'
from
1975 inclusive.
40,000 3%s. Due
designated by the
urchaser.
July 1
on
1979
callable in
order
to
pany
purchase bonds
1960 to
will
interest
payment date on or after June 1,
1970. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Sale—The $600,000 school
$250,000 4s. Due
in
due
are
numerical
offered Feb
26—v. 189, p. 861—were awarded
to a group composed of Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc., and McDonald-Moore &
Co., at a price of 100.0003, a net
interest cost of about 3.99%, as
aro
urchase
O.
(P.
Middleton), Mich.
•
Bond
site
District
Bonds
Offering
Secretary of Board
$325,000 swimming pool
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclu¬
urchase of
Fulton School
of
Note
time for the pur¬
same
Aug. 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
Sheridan Rural Agricultural School
District No. 7, Mich.
Additional Offering—The above
also will receive sealed
J. C. Bradford &
Note
1966 to
official
A. C. Allyn and
MICHIGAN
33,000 4%s. Due
57
for the
in- from
1962 to 1989,
inclusive. Le-
58
The Commercial and
(1182)
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber & Marquart, of
Minneapolis.
Scott,
March
16
March
the
for
purchase of
Dated
Due on March 1
building
$200,000
1,
1959.
bonds.
from 1960 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
School
Robbinsdale Independent
Minn.
$970,000
Sale—The
Bond
-
eral
gen¬
189, p.
syndicate
"headed by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.76% as fol¬
offered Feb. 126—v.
bonds
965—were awarded to a
lows:
1
'
•
3.80s.
445,000
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
entire issue will
extra
1.80%
interest
to Feb. 1, 1960.
an
carry
from June 1, 1959
Other members
Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Northwestern National Bank, of
&
3.60s.
Due
Bond
3.80s.
150,000
Due
100,000 3.90s.
ftom
1985
Due
Charles
Miss.
R-4
(P. O. Blue Springs), Mo.
Offering—Superintendent
Schools B. C. Campbell an¬
Bond
until
purchase
of
26
$375,000
1
from I960 to 1979 inclu¬
the
for
Feb. 27.
building
Toll revenues this year amount¬
ed
to $3,934,000, an increase of
20.6%
the
over
similar 1958
Chester, Mont,
Heavy
Bond Offering—Aileen
Clerk,
will
chase
of
$50,000
Grenier,
receive sealed
Chairman said.
revenue
period toll
100
NEBRASKA
(P. O. Holdredge), Neb.
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
issue
building
of
'
$500,-
bonds
was
sold to the First Trust
Company,
of Lincoln, as 3.30s, at a price of
100.006, a basis of about 3.29%.
-
Sheridan County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Gordon), Neb.
conditions
af¬
J
In the 1958 storm
revenue
totaled $262,-
whereas in the
days of
weather pre¬
when
1959,
Phelps County School District No.
44
storm
toll revenues in February,
1958, beginning with Feb. 15 and
extending through Feb. 20, the
bonds.
.
$3,262,000 in the
period.
fected
18 for the pur¬
water
p.m.
over the
4,729,100 in the
period of 1958, Chairman
Joseph Morecraft, Jr., announced
MONTANA
City
8
19.3%
bonds.
bids until March
until
same
bids will be
March
bids
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P O. New Brunswick), N. J.
19.3% Traffic Gain Reported—
Traffic on the New Jersey Turn¬
pike this year to Feb. 23 totaled
5,642,400 vehicles, an increase of
MISSOURI
better
same
vailed revenue amounted to $419,600.
E. 1 Schwesser
Witter &
sold to Robert
Co., and Dean
was
&
obtaining
barrier
of
to
median
be
bids
for
additional
constructed
from
Newark
in
to
the
" the
George Washington Bridge inter¬
change,
to
provide
additional
safety to motorists.
Rockaway
Township Sch. District
(P O Rockaway), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
Co., jointly.
$506,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 26-—
NEW JERSEY
Atloway Twp. School District
(P. O. Alloway), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $166,000 school
offered March 2—v.
189,
bonds
v.
189,
966—were awarded to
a
group composed of Boland, Saf¬
fin & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
and J.
p.
R. Rosse
& Co., jointly, as
price of 100.15, a basis
of about 3.93%.
3.95s, at
p.. 966—were awarded to
J. B.
Hanauer & Co., as 3.95s, at a price
of 100.09, a basis of about 3.93%.
Fair Lawn School District, N. J.
Bond Offering — George P.
Bankinson,
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Lafayette and Manlius Central
Syracuse), N. Y.
Offering—John C.
for
the
school
Due
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
on
Feb.
1,
from
1960
to
1
Bank
&
Trust
189, p.
—v.
Roosevelt
price
1959.
of
189,
966—were
tion
to
Commercial
Bank
to
on-
March
/
20~ banks
and
consisted
award
March
dated
*3
bear
of 2%
per annum
interest '.at.
the
rate
-
.
notes allotted
the
sealed
bids
March
on
until
11
by
Heckler
York
...The Chase
i Manhattan
&
a.m.,
41
New
r
c,
.
Bond
of
$47,000
j bond;
sewer
Apr. 1,1959.
Due
toETAO
on
Underwriters
Trust
r-./'•• 7.':
Apr/1
Main
New
Street, Haverstraw), N. Y. '
Sale
The $55,000 town
York
CM
County, Nyack. Lc
gality approved by Wawkihs; Del
afield & Wood, of New Yoik Citj
New York
Bond
Town
City,
N.
Y.
■■
/.7-L.
.
Offering—Wilfred) Rod
Supervisor,
will
receiv
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST)
March
10
for
the
purchase
o
c
$168,000 < w a t e r - bonds. / Date
April 1, -1959/- Due on April
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive. Priri
cipal and interest (A-O)
payabl
at the National
&
Commercial Ban
Company of Albany, i
Trust
Plattsburgh.
Legality
approve
by Reed, Hoyt,. Washburn & Mc
Carthy, of New. York City.- -. //
•
,
Sale
—,
The
school construction
March
3
—
awarded
the
to
Chase
v.
189,
a
$1,350,06
bonds
1073
p.
offere
—
wei
composed
group
Manhattan
Bank,
(
an
the Bankers Trust Company, bot
of New York City, and Tilney <
/ Co.,
.
OSPeru
Peru Water District (P.
Bond
Company,
>.
-
SHR
of Rockland
a
O.
2.90%.
Plattsburgh City School District;
New York
$65,000; Kings County Trust Com¬
pany,
Brooklyn, N. Y., $58,000
$30,000.-;
(P.
Hutzjeir,
a bisis
&
Nyack), N. Y. -/ k
Offering — Clareke A
Noyes, Town Supervisor,/will re
ceive
sealed
bids until 2 p.n
(EST) on March 10 for tl|e pur
Company, $132,000; United States
Company of New York.
-,•••
Haverstraw
Bros.
price of 100.55,
a
Orangetown Sewer District |Vo. 3
(P. O. 74 North Broadwpty,
pur¬ Trust
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
City.
.
_
are:
chase of $175,000 county improve¬
$120,000; Sterling National Bank
ment bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959.- and Trust
Company of New York,
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1963
$98,000;
Federation
Bank
and
inclusive.
Principal and interest Trust
Company,
$98,000;
The
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Amalgamated Bank of New York,
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
'
'
-
Sale—The
Salomon
to
chase
-
12 for the
<
premium df S2i
a
.
3s, at
—
(EST)
'
Dated
—
receive
71.85%, plus
from,.1960
Bank, $5,483,000; The
First National City Bank.of New
7
District No. 9 (P. O. ^
Elmsford),N. Y.'
York/ $5,257,000; Chemical' Corn
BondSale
The
$1,075,000 Exchange Bank, $2,280,000; Man7
school
building
bonds
offered ufacturers Trust Company, $2,March 4
V. 189, p. 966 — were 270,000; Guaranty Trust Company
awarded to a group composed of of New York, $2,108,000; Banke^ '
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Trust Company, $2,075,000.; Irving
Chas.
E.
Weigold & * Co., Inc.; Trust Company, $1,350,000; The
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,4 arid Hanover Bank, $1,277,000;/J.717
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as Morgan & Company,/ Inc., $702,3.70s, at a price of 100.59, a basis* 000; The New York. Trust Co.
of about 3.64 %.
' ' * •
'//
$620,000;
7;
'
> '. : 7
The
Marine
Midland
T r u s /.
Greene County (P. O. Cat skill),
Company of New York, $427,000;
'»
New York
j
The Bank of New York, $405,000; j
Bond
Offering—William ; H. Grace -National
Bank
bf
New
Donahue, County Treasurer, will York;" * $145,000;
Empire
Trust
-
;:H»Y
Devine & Gb.,
H
Comptroller
upon
notice given"
from 1960 to 1979, inclusive. Prin
five days prior to such redemp¬
cipal and interest (A-O) iayabl
tion date.
7*
at the Marine Midland Tiiist C(
The ; participating /banks
and
Co., Albany, as 3.90s,' at a
price of 100.33, a basis of about
3.86%.
;
*
7
'
•
-
plUsVsf^pr*
1.79%.-
Newburgh, N. Y. J \"\o'
$739,501 var.
ous purposes bonds offered Inarch
—v.
189, p. 1073—were1 dharde
>•.,
payable
and are subject
to redemption at the option of the
Trust
■
b
.
notes
of
4, "1959
Notes
a
'
notes./will
1.79%,
of
3,000,000 C. J.
about
trust
May 11, 1959, subjecijr to redemp¬
tion on or after May
1^.1959. The
&
Greenburgh Union Free School
City, Ni Y.
Comptroller. Law¬
$25,000,000 tax anticipa¬
notes
The
group composed of John Nuveen
6 Co.; Charles King & Co., and
National
—
at
mium'
/
companies participating- as mem¬
bers
of
the
City of New York
Short-Term
Financing/f./G roup.
4—v.
awarded
of
o
■
•;
Gerosa
E.
rence
—
p.
Sale
awarded
Fallsburgh), N. Y.
Sale
The
$389,179.80
March
City,
•
York
New
South
offered
Cross, as 3,70s, at a
100.33, a basis of abou
.
Note
Company of
Fallsburgh Water District (P. O.
bonds
.issue
Bond
Galloway, of New York City.
Bond
t;
.
&
3.66%.
1984
Syracuse, or at the option of the
holder, at The Hanover Bank, in
New York City. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
water
$47,000 high-,
bonds offered Feb. 26
96*6—were, awarded tc
way garage
$675,000
of
Each
Sale—The
Bond
Bortz,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
12
i$rtj
Hundred
Issue
price of 100..U
3.18%;'"
3.20Sj at
as
a
basis Of about
•
Port of New York Authority, N.- )
E.
Bond
Sale
The
$30,000,00
Gerosa, City Comptroller; will re¬
hall bonds offered Feb. 27—v.
189, ceive sealed bids
until 10:30 a.m." Consolidated Bonds, 14th Serie
p. 966—were awarded to Roose-^
(EST) on March 10 for the pur¬ offered March 5—v. 189, p. 1073velt & Cross, Inc., as 3.80s, at a'
were
awarded to a syndicat
chase
of
$26,340,000': bonds,
as',
Bond
Bond
Offering
Lawrence
—
—
.
—
.
At their meeting on Feb. 27,
the Commissioners authorized the
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
building bonds
basis of about 3.54%.
Dewitt, Pompey, Onondaga,
re¬
New
Jackson County School District No,
received
Education, will
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Burlington County
Trust Company, in Moorestown.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Arnold & Crane, jointly.
sealed
that
announces
sive.
general
obligation bonds offered March 3
—v.
189, p. 1072—were awarded
to
Gates, - Carter
&
Co.,
and
that
of
March 17 for the pur¬
$450,000 school bonds.
March
1,
1959.
Due on
March
Bond Sale—The $50,000
nounces
on
of
Dated
MISSISSIPPI
of
J.
on
chase
extra 2% interest from
May 1, 1959 to March 1, 1960.
of
sealed
(EST)
In addition the entire issue will
Keith
R.
Board
ceive
inclusive.
carry an
Pass Christian,
Sanita
Maple Shade Twp. School District
(P. O. Maple Shade), N. J.
Bond Offering — Secretary
March 1
on
1989
to
—
Company, in Long Branch. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
the
Company,
of
Albany,
3.60s, at a price of
as
a
-'
notes.-, Due
Sept. 11, 1959.
/; .;
/"
The' Hanover
at
One
c
-*"
—
the National Commercial Bank &
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
Long
Branch
Banking
from 1972 to 1984 inclusive.
*
$118,000 public
improvement bonds offered Feb.
189, p. 966—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., and
26—v.
jointly,
100.43,
Sixth
Due
7'
"
Legal¬ dated April
7, 1959.
Payable-.,
ity
approved
by
Vandewater, the
Chemical
Corn
Exeham
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Bank, of New York City; Lega
New York City.
," 7* V1//77}: ity approved by
Caldwell^ Mai
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, <?f Ne
Lynbrook, N. Y.
York City.
; 5y/
Bond
Offering — Bonno Ries,
Village
Treasurer, will receive New York City
Housing Autlkorit
sealed bids until 2 p.m.> (EST) on
New York
V ,'/>
March 11 for the purchase of $93,Note Sale
The $14,3(h),0(
000
public improvement bonds.
temporary
loan
notes/ 'flssi
Dated Feb. I, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
CLXII) offered March $Zvl 18
from 1959 to 1968, inclusive. Prin¬
p.
1073—were awarded, 'as - fo
cipal and interest (F-A) payable lows:
'
'///;.;• ...
;
at the Central Bank & Trust Co.,
Lynbrook. Legality approved by $6,330,000 notes to Salombn Bro
/./■ & Hutzler, at 1.88%J?plus
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
premium of 96.99.
^ /
Galloway, of New York City. - •/
5,000,000 notes to the ChasefMar
Marcellus (P. O. Marcellus), N. Y.
hattan
Bank, of NeW'Yor
Colonie, N. Y.
Trust
holder,
notes.
IQ^Q
Bank, of New York City.
Sale—-The
Bond
the
of
c°.
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
March, 1
on
Offering
$375,000
general
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1959. Due on March 1
/ / 1971 to 1972.
group
Issue
Q
31,556,600
Com¬
Trust
Traders
v
"
Oft
in Buffalo, or at the option
pany,
Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.,
Dick
&
Merle-Smith; American
Securities Corp.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Tripp & Co., Inc., and Dreyfus &
tional
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST)
March
17
for
the
purchase
1
are:
the
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Lincoln Na¬
Camassa, City Clerk, will receive
March 1,
on
Others in
inclusive.
•'
Long Branch, N. J.
on March 1
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.'
20,000
price of 100.16, a basis
a
of about 3.97%.
Due
3.30s.
30,000
4s, at
as
$350,000 school
on March
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
gen¬
improvement bonds offered
Feb. 26 —v.
189, p. 861 —were
awarded to Boland, Saffin & Co.,
building bonds offered Feb. 25—
v.
189, p. 965—were awarded to
a
group composed of Kalman &
Co., Inc.; E. J. Prescott & Co.;
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Juran & Moody, Inc., at a price of
100.03,
a
net interest
cost of
about 3.85%, as follows:
Due
and
of 100.739,
Bond
eral
Rockford Independent School
District No. 883, Minn.
2.90s.
turers
as 3.70s, at a price
basis of about 3.63%.
Township (P. O.
Lakewood), N.. J.
Sale—The $180,000
Bond
Minneapolis; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
^and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
$50,000
City,
Monday, March §,;19f
.
.
.
Fifth
:
'
School District No. 11 (P. O.
Lakewood
cate: Allison-Williams Co.; Blyth
Bond Sale—The
(J-D)
Principal and interest
payable at*.the Manufac¬
City.
syndi¬
the
of
South
of
Bank
River, .in Jamesburg. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
1989 inclusive.
from 1977 to
In addition the
inclusive.
receive
National
First
1
Due
on
1
1977
1073—were awarded to a
headed by the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
that the
will
(EST) on
March
16
for
the
purchase of
$300,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
to
1981
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
'
Due
announces
Education
of
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
140,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
3.70s.
Co., Fair Lawn. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
Board
-
from 1973 to 1£76
Trust
Jamesburg School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Secretary Row¬
$245,000 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
140,000
Lawn-Radburn
land D. Oliver
1
■
Fair
the
at
building
school
obligation
(M-S) payable
cipal and interest
District No. 281,
from-1959 to
189, p.
group
a
Dec.
Financial Chronicle
a
price
of
3.78%..,
100.11,
•;
basis of about
a
7
"
;
v
follows:
7-!
$21,000,000
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Alastair
bonds.
7 .-/••".
school
Due
"
headed
construction
April
on
1
from
District. Clerk,
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, in'
New
York
City, .until .11- a.m.
(EST) on March 17 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,320,000 school bonds.
April 1, 1959. Due on April
Dated
1
from
1960
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
the
at
First
National
pay¬
City
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
.
Galloway, of New York
.
/
,
from
1960 to
1964
■
*
from
Dated
I960 to
1962 inclusive. !
April
1, 1959. "Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
City Comptroller's office.
Note
ments
—
the
The
in
report
issue
our
and Clar¬
Central School District No. 3
New
Bond
school
Sale
York
—
The
Bond
Gleason,
ceive.
(EST)
$2,776,000
bonds offered March 5—v.
Offering
District
sealed
.on
_
—
Arthur
B.
Note
liam Reid
Clerk, will re-1 thority
bids
►
until... 2
March 12 for the
p.m.pur-,
until .1
for
the
announces
(EST)
purchase
the
Brooklyn Port Authorit
/.
necessary
schedule
of
„
to
mee
mandator
in
whole
or
in
ar
pai
beginning Feb. 1, 1968 at options
redemption prices ranging fror
J
Wil¬
that the Au¬
March 17
$5.7,840,000
follows:
on
of
of $2,200,000 school build¬ temporary notes, as
ing bonds. Dated March 1, *959.1 $26,284,000 One Hundred
chase
the
Except when
will receive, sealed bids
p.m..
c
Guardia, New York Internationa
Newark' Airports,
Port 'Newar
periodic retirement, the bonds
„.
Offering—Chairman
sale
used
by th
Port of New York Authority fc
capital e x pen d i t u r e s at I
and
City Housing Authority,
•
be
redeemable
New York
■
the
from
of
189. p.-862.
New York
will
\
16—v.
•
proceeds
bonds
Pmrs.
foregoing supple¬
February
•7.
Lockport City School District, N. Y.
(P. O. Williamsville, Buffalo 2),
Net
2,040,000 various municipal pur¬
poses bonds. Due,on April 11
•
net interest cost of about 3.6892
the
inclusive.
NEW YORK
ence
a
3,300,000 various municipal purposes bonds. Due on April 1
*
Donald,
City.
Amherst, Cheektowaga,
by Halsey, Stuart & Co
Inc., Drexel & Co., Glore, Forga
& Co., and Ladenburg/Thalman
& Co., as 3%s, at a price of 98.809
7
I960; to 1974 inclusive.
;
Mac-*
" "
'
,
Forty-''
103% to par, plus accrued in teres
Other members of the offerin
syndicate include: C. J. Devine
Co.; Blair & Co,,„fIhc%- Merri
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smit
Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc
Shields &
Company; John Nuvee
Wertheim
& Co. (Incorporated)
% Void me
CbiBache
,
Number 5827
189
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Berlin Heights, Ohio '
Broth¬
Bond Offering—Elton G. Green,
Securities
Corporation; Carolina Securities Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Corporation; Stein Bros. & Boyce; bids until noon (EST) on March
19
for the
purchase of $47,275
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.
special
assessment
water
line
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
Henderson, N. C.
Baxter & Company; Barr
& Co.; Dick & Merle-
Smith.
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Hayden,
Kean,
Co.;.
&
Stone
& Co.; F. S. Smithers &
Weeden & Co. Incorporated;
Co.;
*
McEntee;* &. Co.,
Adams/,-
Corporation;
American Securities
•
Inc.;
,
SafduPont &
&
Co.;-' Francis
I.
chovia
^Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Win.
E.
Pollock
&
Co.. - Inc.;
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Bank
r
Stroud &
.
as
23/4s.
Due on March
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive.
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No.
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(P. O. Somers), N. Y.
1
The $1,225,000
school
building
bonds
offered
niiMajich— v. 189, p. 966—-.were
Sale
zuRBond
Deer
G.
R.
—
re¬
Due
funding bonds offered March 3—
v.
189, p. 1073—were awarded to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
inclusive.
(EST) on
purchase of $18,730
special
assessment
sewer
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due
1
from
Principal
1960 to
and
|,V;.-Marine- Trust Co. of Western New
O. Route 4, Box 16St
Hillsboro), Oregon
No. 58 (P.
Bond Offering—Beatrice Skuse,
1969
to
1960
sealed
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Mar. 9
purchase of $30,006 school
building bonds. Dated, March
1,
1959. Due on March 1 from 1969
for the
1969, inclusive. Principal and
(M-S) payable at the
to
interest
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
in¬
approved
ity
Shuler,
by
Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Principal and interest
payable at the Farmers &
Deposit Company, of
clusive.
1978
(J-D)
interest
PENNSYLVANIA
Merchants
Braddock, Pa.
Swanton.
payable
(J-D)
from
1
Dec.
on
Dated March 1, 1959.
Dec.
on
until noon
Washington County School District
March 19 for the
at the Southern
Ohio National Bank,1" of Cincin¬
Winston-Salem,
at
a - price
of nati. Legality approved by Peck,
100.02, a net interest cost of about. Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
2.96%, as follows:
composed of
Swanton, Ohio
Offering — Meredith
bids
sealed
Apple-
Auditor,
City
man,
ment bonds.
$138,000
interest
Principal and
Bond
Park, Ohio
Offering
Bond
Carolina
North
Sale—The
Bond
—
ho'Awarded to a group
inclusive.
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, of Mansfield. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
will receive
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March
26
for
the purchase of
Iredell County (P. O. Statesville),
$95,000 fire department improve¬
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Somers Central School District ;
-
land.
Morse, Village Clerk, will receive
1
Due on March 1 from
40,000 3s.
-
Co.; Barr Brothers & Co.
6
Cl
s s
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
SI
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Sbuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
June and Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1974
land.
follows:
$15,000
American; Corporation;
J,(Tripp & Co., Inc.; Tuckery- AnWhony & R. L. Day; G. H. Walker
>vj
5
interest
net
Incorporated;
Company Incorporated;
Cross
&
Wa¬
noon
(EST) on March 26 for the pur¬
of $1,500,000 building and
equipment bonds.
Dated March
1, 1959.
Due semi-annually on
chase
interest (A-O)
payable at the Firelands Com¬
munity Bank, of Berlin Heights.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleve¬
Win-
Co.,
Trust
&
until
bids
sealed
receive
sive. Principal and
at a price of par, a
cost of about 2.97%,
ston-Salem,
..
/Roosevelt
to
awarded
1073—were
pi
:v
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offered
bonds
on
$55,000 water
March 3—v. 189,
Sale—The
Bond
Baxter & Company; Boland,
Interstate
Co.;
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&
ers
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Taylor
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Sale—The
Bond
$230,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
v. 189, p. 967 — were
Billings, Okla.
awarded to Stroud & Co., as 3%s,
Bond Sale—The $70,000 natural at a price of 100.26, a basis of
gas system bonds offered March about 3.72%.
2—v. 189, p. 1074—were awarded
eral
OKLAHOMA
March 3
York, Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.;
V-Rposevelt & Cross, Inc.; Francis I.
Marietta, Ohio
It# duf}Pont & Co., and Shearson, $75,000 road and bridge bonds:
Bond Offering—Norman L. LaHammill & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
$15,000 24/2s, due on March 1 Faber, City Auditor, will receive to Schumaker & Co.
of 100.73. a basis of about 3.53%.
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive,
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Comanche County Independent Sch.
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and $60,000 3s, due on March March
19
for the
purchase of Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Lawton), Okla.
rtiMb .Tupper Lake, N. Y.
;1
1 from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Bond
Sale —The
$70,000 im¬
$121,800 bonds, as follows:
, ir;B°nd
Offering—Beatrice Char28,000 schopl bonds: $6,000 24s,
$86,350 city hall annex bonds. Due provement bonds offered Feb. 24
/d$nd,: Village Treasurer, will redue on March 1 from 1960 to
—v. 189, p. 967—were awarded to
on Dec.
1 from 1960 to 1969,
..dceive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
1962 inclusive; and $22,000 3s,
the Security Bank & Trust Com¬
inclusive.
(EST)
on
March
24 for the
due on March 1 from 1963 to
13,650 city hall bonds. Due on pany, of Lawton.
purchase
of 822,000- fire truck
1972 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969, incl.
—cbonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
Lawton, Okla.
35,000
county
hospital
bonds:
.'Feb;
1
from. 1960
to
1969 incl.
21,800 Sunset Lane and Aurora
Bond Offering—R. M. Dodson,
$9,000 24s, due on March 1
Street special assessment
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
from 1960 to
1962 inclusive;
City Clerk, will receive sealed
street improvement bonds.
able at" the Tupper Lake National
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
and $26,000 3s, due on March
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
I iBAhk, in Tupper Lake. Legality
10 for the purchase of $1,000,000
1 from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
1969, inclusive.
water works bonds.
Due from
afproved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Dated March 1, 1959. Principal
1961 to 1984 inclusive.
Wilmington, N. C.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
:
city.
Bond Offering—W.
E. Easter- and interest (J-D) payable at the
Oklahoma County Indep. Schopl
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ Peoples Banking & Trust Co., of
District No. 88 (P. O. Bethany),
NORTH CAROLINA
Legality approved by
ment
Commission,' will receive Marietta.
-
v
.
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Chambersburg, Pa.
Sale—The $350,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
bonds offered Feb. 26—v. 189, p.
Bond
eral
755
were
—
awarded
to
group
a
4
.
of DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, and Yarnall, Biddle & Co., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
composed
2.72%.
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Kensington Municipal Sahitary
New
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Charlotte, N.
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o n
The
Sale
d
bjpnds ^offered March
T:»
March
189,
syndi-
p&967—were awarded to a
v.
—
11
in
on
follows:
Brothers,
$75,000 water bonds. Due on April
and Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price
100.03, d*net interest cost of rt.1 from 1960 to 1971 inclusive,
•iOctte headed by Lehman
about
-
3.08%,
public improvement and
equipment
bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from 1960 to 1970 in¬
95,000
follows:
as
$1,301,000 water bonds, for $326,r<rTS% 000 6s, due on "April 1 from
j g
I960 to 1964, inclusive; $65,000
clusive.
bonds of¬
Feb. 24—v. 189, p. 862 —
awarded to Weil, Roth &
assessment
fered
were
to
1966
from
iwo
on
1975,
inclusive;
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
York
3s, due on April 1
1976 to 1979, inclusive.
ancj 5260,000
from
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April 1, 1959. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First National City Bank, of New
Dated
ipa
?5o,000 water bonds, for $200,000
:»6s, due on April 1 from 1960
to 1964,.inclusive; $40,000 4%s,
on ^prd
1965; $400,000
3s, due on April 1 from 1966
to 1975, inclusive; and $110,000 3y4s, due on April 1 from
Mitchell, of New York City.
Wilson
County
.
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v.
sanitary
T
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4
for
sewer
bonds,
April 1
$565,000 6s, due on
1960 to 1964, inclusive;
from
$100,000 43/4s, due on
fr:
April 1,
March
3V4S,
from 1976
April
1
due on
to 1979,
—
W.
E.
Easter-
11
office
in
(EST)
on
purchase
of
the
for
17
his
a.m.
at
until
refunding
school
$200,000
bonds.
April 1 from 1980 to
Due
on
1979
inclusive.
sewer
100.66, a basis of
April 1 from
1980 inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
on
1962 to
1,500,000
hospital bonds, for
The bonds are dated April 1,
$300,000 6s, due on April 1 '"l959. Principal and interest (A-O)
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Us*..,
from 1960 to 1964, inclusive;
oavable in New York City. Le¬
■>115.3
$40,000 434s, due on April 1,
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
1965; $415,000 3s, due on Apr. 1 Washburn & McCarthy, of Newfrom 1966 to 1975, inclusive;
York City. 3
$505,000 34s, due on April 1
from 1976 to 1981, inclusive;
OHIO
Ed¬
L.
Dependent School
Wagoner County
No.
District
11
Wagoner),
(P. O.
White,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
7
Reynoldsburg Local School District,
—
-08 f!
and
$240,000
April
88 ?:
1
from
4s,
1982
due
on
to 1984,
3
(P. O. Waterville), Ohio
134,000 fire alarm system
r
for
bonds,
April 1
$84,000 6s, due on
1960 to 1964, inclusive;
from
April 1,
1965; and $40,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1966 to 1969,
$10,000 4 34s, due on
>14
J
inclusive.
public health center
bonds, for $50,000 6s, due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1964, in¬
clusive; 810,000 4%s, due on
April 1, 1965; and $40,000 3s,
due on April 1 from 1966 to
1969, inclusive.
Other members of the under-
100,000
t
-r.
2
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-If
f
.isi
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Anthony Wayne Local School Diet.
inclusive.
Ira
Stone & Webster Securities Cor-
:.A\ poration;
Mercantile Trust Co.;
■y-p Hemphill, Noves & Co.; First of
iirn[ Trust
Corp.;
Company.
Smithers -& Co.
Fidelity
Newark;
Union
F.
S.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Savings
at the
Bank
State
in
Waterville
Company,
Waterville.
school
offered
purchase of $30,000 spe¬
water and sewer
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
27 for the
assessment
interest (M-N)
at the Third National
Bank,
Sandusky.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
payable
Seven Hills,
March 23 for the
were
March
&
Co.,
Co.,
price
3.57%.
Wil¬
purchase of $19,-
Principal
payable at
inclusive.
(J-D)
Cleveland.
bonds
189,
p.
Hayden,
967—
Bond
Offering—Reva M. Cihla,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Mar. 20
for
bonds.
sani¬
Dated April 1,
Due on Oct.
1 from 1960 to
the
purchase of $14,000
Principal and in-,
(A-O) payable at the First
National Bank of
ders &
Mansfield.
Le¬
approved by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Miller
Braun, Bosworth &
jointly, as 33/4S, at a
101.02. a basis of about
.
Legality ap¬
proved by Kirkpatrick,
Johnson,
&
Lockhart
Pomeroy,
of
Pitts¬
(PST) on March Haines & Co.; Poole & Co.; Boenof $110,000
ning & Co.; Grant & Co.; Peninggeneral obligation school bonds. ton, Colket & Co.; Reed, Lear &
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on Jan.
Co.;
Cunningham, Schmertz &
1
from
1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Co., Inc.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.;
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Kay, Richards & Co.; Simpson,
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Emery & Co., Inc.; Smith & Root,
bids until 8 p.m.
9
purchase
the
for
Legality
fice.
by
& Rankin,
approved
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
and
Oakmont, Pa.
Bond
Linn County
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McKelvey & Co.
of Portland.
School District No. 19
(P. O. Route 2, Box 458,
Oregon
Albany),
Offering
—
Secretary,
Borough
R.
T. Roche,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Offering—Ruth K. Roth, March 16 for the purchase of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
$150,000 general obligation bonds.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
9 for the purchase of $8,000 gen¬
eral
obligation building bonds. from 1960 to 1974, inclusive. Prin¬
Dated April 15, 1959. Due on Feb. cipal and interest payable at the
1
from
1960 to
1967 inclusive.
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
in
Oakmont.
Legality approved
able
at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & PohJ
Bond
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
of Portland.
& Rankin,
of
Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Shiloh, Ohio
1977, inclusive.
and
Inc..
of
to
P.
and
the
Cleveland
Trust
Company,
in
Cleveland.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
1969
to
gality
2—v.
Earl
special assessment street im¬
provement bonds.
Dated March
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1969
terest
awarded
—
185
of¬
addition
hospital
fered
Offering
Bond
Ohio
liams, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
$452,900 special
street
improvement
assessment
dated March 1,
p.m.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
1959.
Bedford, Ohio
are
—
tary sewer
Bond Sale—The
and
writing group are:
Michigan
sive.
Offering—Jay C.
bonds
Interest M-S.
1959.
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(CST) on March 10 for the burgh.
Other members of the syndi¬
site and
building bonds
purchase of $30,000 school site
cate: Thomas & Co.; Blair & Co.,
March 4
v.
189, p. 967 — were and building bonds. Due from
Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
awarded to a group composed of
1961 to 1974 inclusive.
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Singer, Deane
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; First
&
OREGON
Scribner; Moore, Leonard &
Cleveland Corp.; Hayden, Miller
Lynch; Ira Haupt & Co.; Eastman
& Co., and Fahey, Clark & Co., as
Clackamas County School District
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
3%s, at a price of 100.32, a basis
No. 103 (P. O. Box 363, Oak
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Bache
of about 3.71%.
Grove), Ore.
& Co.; Schmidt, Roberts & Parke;
Bond Offering—Mary D. Baker,
Sandusky, Ohio
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Offering—L. G. Rosino,
A.
E.
Masten & Co.; Steele,
Sale—The $541,000
Bond
interest
Dennis,
Clerk-Treasurer
of
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 11 for
the purchase of $988,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1982 inclu¬
Bond
2,450,000 term bonds as 4%s. Due
March 1, 1999.
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The
Oklahoma
Offering
Bond
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/
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,
price of
about 3.22%.
sive. Principal and
bonds.
school building
1,000,000
bonds, as follows:
$1,500,000 serial bonds bearing interest increasing slightly, and
wards, Superintendent of Schools,
beginning
with
2V2%
for
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
March
1, 1961 maturity to
March
16
for
the
purchase of
4*4% for the March 1, 1980
and 1981 maturities. '
$93,000 school bonds.
\
Irving Co., as 3V4s, at a
cial
$1,200,000 bonds, as follows:
1965; $920,000 3s, due on Apr. 1
1966 to 1975, inclusive;
$415,000
bids
Raleigh,
from
and
Offering
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
1976 to 1978, inclusive.
,
2,000,000
Wilson),
O.
(P.
North Carolina
...
Co. pur¬
privately on March 3, an
issue of $3,950,000 sewer revenue
1
Sale—The $18,054.32 spe¬
Bond
cial
by Arthurs, Lestrange &
chased
Oklahoma
Offering—Harry
Bond
Ohio
April 1, 1965;
•V?0"), '$650,000 3s,. due on April 1
ill
of
Milford, Ohio
.
r^;sn* 434^ due
Dempsey,
&
Cleveland.
of
purchase
$170,000 general obligation bonds,
as
Sanders
Squire,
Ra¬
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
10
office
his
at
until
leigh
$5,785,000
•d
3
bids
sealed
C.
Authority (P. O. New Kensington)$
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—A syndicate headed
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. Ontario), Ohio
Bond Offering—John D. Leppo,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Offering'
Bond
until
received
BMs will be
-
7:30
Bond Sale
(PST) general
purchase of March 4
p.m.
-
The $25,480,000
obligation bonds offered
189, p. 863 — were
$300,000 water improvement. awarded to a syndicate headed by
bonds, it is reported.
the
First
National City Bank
on
March
10 for the
Washington County
No.
29
School District
201
(P. O. 1405 S.W.
—
v.
(manager), Halsey Stuart &
Inc.,
and
Co.,
Philadelphia National
Hillsboro), Oregon
Bank, at a price of par, a net
Marion Graf,
interest cost of about 3.27%, 39
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Mar. 11 follows:
for the purchase of $78,000 gen¬ $10,980,000 water and sewer bonds:
Bond
Offering
—
District Clerk, will
eral
obligation
building
Dated Mar. 1, 1959.
from 1960 to 1969,
bonds.
Due on Mar. 1
inclusive. Prin-
$5,124,000 4s. due on
from
1960
to
July %
1973 inclusive
>00
The Commercial and Financial
(1184)
$1,098,000 3FjS, due on July 1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive;
$2,562,000 3%s, due on July 1
I
4s, due
4.05s,
1977
from
1977
inclusive;
1983
to
$1,098,000 3 V2S, due on July 1
from 1984 to 1986 inclusive;
and
0.25s,
$1,098,000
due
members
Other
the offering
of
.syndicate include—
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Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
The Northern
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
& Hutzler; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Continental Illi¬
C. J. Devine & Co.;
•Trust Co.;
Bros.
.Salomon
and Trust Co.
nois National Bank
■of Chicago;
June 1 from
inclusive; $170,-
on
1979
$1,350,-
1980 to 1982 inclusive;
bonds, as 4%s, due
term
000
on
14,500,000 various municipal im¬
provement bonds: $8,120,000
4s, due on July 1 from 1960
J
to
1973
inclusive; $1,740,000
3J/is, due on July 1 from 1974
to
1976 inclusive;
$4,060,000
3%s, due on July 1 from 1977
to 1983 inclusive; and $580,000
3»/2s, due on July 1, 1984.
due
to
000 4.10s, due on June 1 from
,
June
on
July 1 from 1987 to 1989 incl.
*
June 1 from 1974
inclusive;
$145,000
on
1976
to
1, 1998.
March
Dated
Interest
1959.
1,
Witter & Co.; Laidlaw &
Aynor, S.
sold to the Federal Housing
were
4s,
price of par.
a
Offering
r
bonds.
to Poole
awarded
4s.,
Borough School
Authority (P. O. West Mifflin),
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
obligation
$525,000
♦*
school
and
road
By
Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, as
ham, Secretary of Board of Com¬
June
due
I, 1968; $35,000 3.60s,
due
on
a.m.
the
purchase
waterworks
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
1
clusive.
from
thereafter
1958.
1,
order
in
on
Due
June
1,
1973: $130,000
1967
any
and
COMPANY
able at the Bank of Sevierville, in
Sevierville,
option
the
at
or
19,
1959
regular
declared
the
STOCK
same
DIVIDEND:
time
At
Directors declared
stock dividend.
Both
the
the Board of
a
5%
dividends
are
to
on
stockholders of record
March 2, 1959.
Bond
sealed
will
Manager,
bids
March
until
10
receive
(CST)
a.m.
the
for
26
purchase of
power,
works
system
as
and
sewer
$6,500,000 revenue bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1962 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Callable as of April
JOHN R. Paiik
Improvement District No. 7
(P. O. Hitchcock), Texas
Sale—An
Bond
000
issue
of
Pauls
to
as
The
1959.
able
Due
was
Co.
Dated
&
Feb.
on
inclusive.
$268,-
1986 to
obligation
Jan.
on
F-A.
dated
are
Call¬
1, 1974.
Water Control
County
April
1,
Trust
Manhattan
Co.,
at
or
Bank,
New
City. Legality approved by
State Attorney General.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due
April 1 from 1961 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
of Directors
of the
Agricul¬
and Mechanical College of
Texas (P. O.
Bond
dent
College Station),
bonds
Sale—The
family
offered
863—were
$2,500,000
apartment
Feb.
sold
atY the
payable
(A-O)
Treasurer's office.
1
Port of
Peninsula
(P. O.
Nahcotia), Wash.
Offering—C. L. Spencer,
Bond
Port
County
,
Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Mar. 17
purchase of $10,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. Due over a
the
for
eral
period of 12 years.
Stevens
County Consolidated Sch.
115 (P. O. Colville),
No.
District
Sale—The $136,000
until
building bonds offered
v.
the
school
Feb. 25—
189, p. 968—were awarded to
Washington Trust Bank,* of
Spokane.
WISCONSIN
bonds
construction
Eddleman-Pollok
$425,000
sold
to
was
Co., and More-
land, Brandenberger, Johnston
&
Currie, jointly.
to
stu¬
revenue
28—v.
the
Hopewell, Va.
County (P. O. Anderson),
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
$40,000
sold to Eddleman-
was
Co.,
follows:
as
2V2S.
Due
1,
March
on
1961.
1960 and
60,000
Due
2.60s.
from
March
on
1
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
March 1, 1959.
Legality approved
Dated
Elkins, Weems &
Interest
by Vin¬
Searls,
Hurst,
of
Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
waterworks
bonds
revenue
First
system
sold
to
the
Company,
Southwest
follows:
$225,000
sewer
as
was
"
$50,000 334s.
1960
to
189,
p.
Federal
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 2%s. at a price of par.
Due
25,000 4V4S.
on
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
150,000 4.40s. Due
1975 to
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1969
1988
Dated Feb.
on
Aug. I from
inclusive.
1, 1959. Interest F-A.
by
McCall.
approved
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
Lubbock, Tex.
Offering
Bond
—
Mrs.
Lavenia
Lowe, City Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March 24 for the
purchase of $1,-
Dated
general obligation bonds.
March
1,
1959.
Due on
March
1
from
1960 to
1979 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the First National City
Bank, of New York City, or at
the
option
Citizens
bock,
mas,
of
the
National
holder, at
Bank,
of
the
Lub¬
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
Bond
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission 011 Local Debt, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids at the Commis¬
sion's
office, Room 222, Finance
Building, Capitol Square, Rich¬
mond, until
noon
(EST) 011 Mar. 19
for the
purchase of $1,100,000 sew¬
disposal bonds. Dated April 1,
Due
on
April 1 from 1960 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the State-
Trusts,
Bank
of
Hanover
of
Commerce
Richmond,
Bank,
New
or
and
the
at
York
City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
District
son
sealed
bids
tional
Clerk,
c/o
The
will
receive
Marine Na¬
Bank,
Mil¬
p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $J90,~
000 school bonds.
Dated Apjil 1,
1959.
Due on April 1 from 1960
to
1978 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the
Waukesha
National
Bank,
of
Exchange
waukee,
until
2
March 9 lor the
Waukesha, or at the Marine Na¬
tional
Exchange Bank, in Mil¬
waukee;
Legality approved by
Quarles, Herriott & Clemoijs, of
Milwaukee.
Fox
Point
'
and
Bay side
(Villtges)
(K~ O.
Joint School District No. 2
Waynesboro,
Bond
7241 North
Va.
Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered March 4—
v.
189,/p. 968—were awarded to
R.
H.
Wyllie and
of
100,038,
about
Brooke
a
3.08%,
$300,000
&
Co.,
at
a
and
price
net interest cost
follows:
of
Due
1959 to
1973
on
1978
July
1
from
inclusive.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Longacre Roal,
Milwaukee), Wis.
{
Bond Ofering—Donald P. fiofiY
„
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
17 for the purchase of
$425,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1
man,
sealed
on
as
3s.
1974 to
a
J. C. Wheat &
Thornhill,
100,000 3.20s. Due
Grimes
Woodside School Diet.
8, Wis.
Offering—Arthur Ander¬
Brookfield,
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Co.,
(P. O. Alta Loma), Tex.
8
000,000
tural
received
the
group composed of
Improvement District No.
Legality
York
Board
be
for
purchase of
$2,600,000 transit system bonds.
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue of
from
1
inclusive.
1979
of Jan.
Bankers
Chase
will
26
announces
1993
by
Vinson,
Elkins.
Searls, of Houston.
Galveston
and
Feb.
from
1
Interest
approved
Weems, &
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the First National City
Bank:
the
eneral
bonds
bids
March
Planters
to Louis
1, 1959.
sold
bonds
system
1970 to
Due
1960
p.m.
March 16 for the pur¬
$88,500 general obligation
bonds.
Bond
Offering—Director of Fi¬
terest (A-O)
4% % water works and sewer
1976.,
able
2
on
Texas
1981, inclusive.
follows:
g
that
Antonio,
Bennett R. Bolen
nance
age
Water Control
County
Offering—W. T. Williams,
City
T exas
Executive Vice Pres. &• Treas.
National
Mercantile
Houston.
the
payable March 28. 1959
1974.
1,
of
Dallas.
Legality ap¬
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
McCaU
&
Horton.
of
Bank,
son.
TEXAS
February
quarterly divi¬
share.
Oct.
Austin, Texas
bonds.
dend ol 50c per
and thereafter
of
as
the
at
M-S.
1.000,000
on
able
of
holder, at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Jr.,
Bond
on
the
^HPIYIDSNPTbe Board
of
Directors
Inc.,
until
No.
Due
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Pollok
1,
162nd Dividend
callable
are
road bonds
on or after Feb. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
bonds,
:
Co.
VIRGINIA
1959.
1975
in
Bonds due
1966.
$7,500,000 electric light and
STORES
&
003
sold
bids
on
of
Horton,
&
1,
inverse
interest
water
AMERICAN
Feb.
payment date
on
DIVIDEND NOTICE
McCall
Crowe,
in¬
1988
to
1961
callable in
are
numerical
revenue
due
Bonds
of
June
1, 1969; $35,000
3.70s, due on June 1, 1970;
$35,000 3.80s, due on June 1,
1971:
$40,000 3.90s, due on
June
1, 1972; $40,000 3.95s,
on
sealed
(CST)
011
receive
10
for
14
$210,000
on
1, 1967; $30,000 3VaS, due
will
until
March
bonds.
on
group
County, Pigeon Utility Dist.
missioners,
$905,000 serial bonds, for $40,000
2V4S, due on June 1, 1960;
$40,000 2i/2s, due on June 1,
1961:
$25,000 2%s, due
on
June 1, 1967; $30,000 3%s, due
on June 1,
1963; $25,000 3.10s,
due on June 1, 1964; $30,000
3.20s, due on June 1, 1965;
$30,000 3.30s, due on June 1,
1966;
$30,ouu o.40s, uiie on
June
a
Securities
Corp.,
First
National
Bank
of
Memphis, First American National
Bank of Nashville, and" Cumber¬
land Securities Corp.
follows:
.
to
awarded
of Equitable
composed
bids
Bank,
of Dallas.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
gen¬
bonds offered March 3—-v. 189, p.
were
San
on
and
(P. O. Sevierville), Tenn.
Offering — Orlie Trent-
$2,255,building revenue bonds
was purchased via negotiated sale
011 Feb. 24 by a syndicate headed
sealed
chase of
was
R.
Leedy, County Treasurer, will re¬
Washington
Due
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at the
Mercantile National
Galveston
Bond
<000 school
Pierce
Rauscher,
1959.
County (P. O.
Sale—The
—
1959.
1,
Dallas.
Fayetteville), Tenn.
Sevier
Sale—An issue of
Bond
'
T.
Mifflin
West
Y
& Co., as
'
.■
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
proved
Crowe,
TENNESSEE
863
were
Tex.
and the First Southwest Company,
Texas
Waterville), Wash.
Offering — Forrest
ceive
Bond Sale—An issue of $585
of
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1990 inclusive.
Margaret
—
Gales, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
011
March 16 for the purchase of
$315,000 general obligation sewer
Pennsylvania
$65,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds offered March 2—v. 189, p. 967—
Cur¬
&
par.
*
Bond
(PST)
$400,000 Issue
■
The
Johnston
price of
Mesquite,
to
Dated
Mitchell, S. Dak.
Bond
eral
—
a
i
'
.
Douglas County, Waterville School
District No. 105 (P. O.
Dallas.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Upper Chichester Township School
District (P. O. Boothwyn),
Sale
3s, at
as
' "
'
<
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bond
Bond
rie,
„
at
'
Branderberger,
jointly, as follows:
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Bond Sale—The $600,000 bonds
Blair & Co., Inc.; Singer, Deane & offered March 4 were awarded as
$100,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
Scribner;
Arthurs, Lestrange & follows:
1960 to 1969 inclusive,
Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Francis
3:*4s.
Due
on
March
$400,000 water works and sewer j 100,000
I. du Pont & Co.; Kidder, Pea-1 from 1970 to 1974 inclusive.
improvement and extension
body & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
revenue
bonds
to
Dallas
385,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
Thomas & Co.; Steele, Haines &
Union Security Co.
1975 to 1987 inclusive.
Co.;
Hulme,
A p p 1 e g a t e , &
Dated March 1, 1959.
200,000 general obligation (lim¬
Interest
Humphrey,
Inc.;
Cunningham,
ited tax)
bonds to Republic M-S. Legality approved by Mc¬
Schmertz & Co., Inc., and
McNational Bank of Dallas.
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Junkin, Patton & Co.
and Horton, of Dallas.
$200,000 Issue
Co.
Weeden
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Hoosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Hacon, Stevenson & Co.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Bache & Co.; Fran¬
cis I. duPont & Co.; Schmidt, Rob¬
erts & Parke: Fidelity Union Trust
Company, Newark, N. J.
Butcher & Sherrerd; Gregory &
Gons; Industrial National Bank of
Providence;
Fahnestock & Co.;
Dick & Merle-Smith; DeHaven &
!Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; City
National Bank & Trust Co., Kanjfias City, Mo.
Shields & Company; First of
Michigan Corp.; Horn blower &
$200,000 road
24—v. 189, p.
963:—were awarded to Moreland,
general obligation bonds
Denicon,
\
offered Feb.
bonds
Monday, March 9. 1959
.
WASHINGTON
Sale—The
Bond
.
.
Bay
Tex.
In¬
Crowe,
&
O.
...
Legality approved by
Park hurst
(P.
County
City),
cate:
and Home Finance Agency, as
National Bank of Ore-
Trust
inclusive.
1973
to
A-O.
McCall,
Weeks: Barr Brothers & Co.; Dean
Co.;
•JThe First
::
1960
terest
Dallas'
j;on:
•
of New Boston, as
41As, at a price of par.
Dated
April 15, 1959. Due on April 15
Dated
Mercantile
Na¬
First
Bank,
win,
C.
Bond
Sale—The $114,000 gen¬
eral obligation waterworks bonds
offered Feb. 17—v. 189, p. 755—
poration;
„
tional
indebted¬
of
the
to
sold
was
ness
Matagorda
of
issue
An
—
certificates
$100,000
J-D.
Blair & Co. Inc.
Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
Sale
Certificate
from
Legality approved by BurgRuff in. Perry &
Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
Other
members of the syndi¬
County (P. O. Boston), Tex.
Bowie
Chronicle
March
from
1967
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
the
pay¬
Marine National Ex¬
change Bank, in Milwaukee. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
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