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ESTABLISHED 1839
191
r0lume
Reg. 17. S. Pat. Office
Number 5947
v
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, May 2, 1960
Price $1.25
and Investment News
AILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
INSURANCE
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S
Admiral Corp.—Sales Up—
..J;V*V."r 31:?;""
'c?aip«5 in the first quarter are expected to be 7%' higher-than last,
[he
this
of
President
Siragusa,
D
Rnq<?
Chicago
corporation,
in
meeting on April -lg. ~
While the
company's television sales from distributors to dealers
33%
ahead of the first quarter in 1959, he said the industry's-'
increase
was
only
16%> Siragusa said Admiral's new wide angle,.,
In This Issue
cornered 19- and 23-inch TV sets were major factors
The
in the
V/'
Boston
"If
as
sold
States
United
the
in
of
than half
more
last
the
year
five
were
million
made
"This constitutes
only to American manufacturers but to labor, as
Japanese components in them.
Admiral's
;
directors
of
board
incumbent
197.
p.
'
,.
in
■
''
Japan
reelected.—V.
•/. ■
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-
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.—Annual
The
Middletown, Ohio, corporation's
t
Profits
also
;
to
$3,054,708.
the
In
.
annual
a
mailed
and
of
stockholders,
report,
John
A.
I ~P
r
tnat
1958 and
4...
1957.
common
Mr.
letter
Shoe
to
1,728 feet;
2,400
during
Lawler said
the
shares outstanding.
decline
He
is
A
steel
with
the
in
35
35
35
35
in
Europe and
Brazil.
shares of
compared
the
for
the
Coast
States,
established
was
is
automotive
United
Brake
of
already
and
Brake
manufacturer
Shoe's
22%
shipments
above
above
Shoe
of
In
1359
in
were
n«
Brazil
electro-hydraulic
for
1959
share
per
witl)
of
$2.97
Estimated
of
First
48
to
servovalves
to
net
operating
quarter
also
were
earnings
ahead,
he
its
annual
earnings
iregistLrW'
which
B
Alaska
191,
p.
1429.
•
■
Empire
company
The
reported.—V.
loss
a
based
Co>
C
/
.
America—Registers—
under Delaware law
on
April
on
I,he
and
and
pnd, inc
this
of
191,
released
of
$25,748
total
a
[,• Cllan
of their
hoWings7n^
They
Western
Proceeds
further
$3,000,000
to
of
were
corporation
of
80
or
for
the
the
first
and
company
cents
share
a
com¬
1429.
p.
volume
on
from
April 19 American Defense
operations for 1959.
The
business
of
of
$987,066
to
started
Coast
President
April
28
filed
line's
the
the
sale
The
will
be
for
used
of
which
notes
sale
$4,000,000
addition
now
of
shares
of
6Va%
working
new
stock,
notes
capital
to
proposed
Mr.- Ross
class
B
sale
and
will
own
to
amount
common
1,708,800
none
of
shares
the
(95.3%)
common
of
and
The
the
class B common.
43,520
(2.4%)
of
the
Allnav, Inc., ICoronado, Calif.—Files With SEC—
corporation on April 22 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 8,250 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($10 per share) in units of 10 shares each to be sold at $100 per unit.
be
used
to
acquire
total
a
as
Caribbean.
charter
a
It
that
carrier
operates
now
that
the
American
loss
Defense
between
a
better
economic
of
in
year
its
1960,
regular
a
solidified
based
position
on
the
the
in
in¬
expansion in the West Indies.
73
of
Co.—Control Acq.—
t):
,
.
.
t
Co.—Registrar Appointed—
Co.
the
below.
has
been
appointed sole
191, p. 1769.
company.—V.
registrar
the
for
American Petrofina, Inc.—Annual Report—
sales,
reduced
expenses
and
improved
operating
techniques
for
a
substantial increase in 1959
net
income, Harry A.
President, stated in the company's annual report. Net income
increased from
$126,000 in 1958 to $1,016,000, or approximately 15
Jackson,
per
The
share
report
income
at
000
1958,
in
a
American
during
newly
the
its
and
total
Natural
15.4
Motor
billion
the
of
the
sales
gas
more
fuel
than
feet
expansion
outlets
increased
.
program
Including
the
1,700
outlets,
The
company
total
located
at
160
now
in
13
year-end
380 stations,
were
industry
gasoline
report
retail
which
states.
sales
over-all
total
were
cubic
marketing
400
long-term leases
with
90%
trademark, Fina,
to
Southwestern
outlets.
than
its
some
stations,
brand
under
compared
continued
adding
modern
Fina
held
or
increase.
by
constructed
owned
to
8.4%
an
Petrofina
year
the
Mid-Continent
of
6,976,571 shares outstanding in 1959.
the
integrated
oil company's
gross
operating
high of $76,848,000 in 1959, compared with $70,901,-'
on
shows
new
marketing
sales
representing 21.5%
up 16%
over the previous
increase of 4.3%.
were
under
the
company's
said.
up 10% from 13.9 billion cubic
in 1959.—V. 190, p. 2446.
feet
in
1958
American Steel Foundries—Sales Net Up—
real property,
This
common
Aldens, Inc.—To Increase Common Stock—
Trust
stock
Record
underwriting is involved.
to
and
out
accounted
The
are
50%
percentage.
1958
aggressiveness,
inevitable
Bankers
common
common.
proceeds
and
and the
More
The
in
predicted
American Land
year,
No
the
than
more
greater
Reinsurance Investment Corp.,
cents
outstanding in the
company
B
early
and
Sklaire
line had
See
a
stock,
class
pprts
up
even
American Income Life Insurance
on
business.
are
an
com¬
$637,046.
sailings in 1959 and utilized 13 different
vessels. In the current year it plans to
originate more sailings from
New York and Miami, where it has
principal offices. The line now
has 44 agents in major U. S. cities and
foreign ports.—V. 180, p. 2185.
'
company's
of
was
by
operations
experience
dustry,
mining
Chicago,
Ave.,
and
service.
incidental
expenses
from
from
expansion
the
the
preferred
par
two Foundations of which they are
Cleveand> the Jewish Community Centers of Cl
Mf'spY/^;and the, Jewish"~CommUnhv".*£di^
for
used
volume
reduced
East
—
has outstanding 8,976 shares of 6%, $25
448,320 shares of common stock and 1,793,280
stock. The selling stockholders are Lloyd
C. Strite, President, who is selling 200,000 shares and Frank E. Ross,
Executive
Vice-President,, 10,880.
Mr.
Strite
will continue
to hold
227 200
(39.6%) of the common stock to be outstanding after the
of
1960,
ai?d their wives,
8 trustees,
the
addition
In
user?« ^"Ich was issued to Messrs. Metzenbaum and Bonda
Relates in exchange for their interests in the five partnerpn»°/porations- The selling stockholders are Messrs. Metzen*
be
proceeds
investors,
institutional
#
controiiw
to
stores.
with
together
,.,n,
their
been
principal business of the company and its subsidiaries is the
of automatic, self-service laundry installations, known as
The
000 in thp !!! cO'irmltments to make leasehold improvements of $230,]wi11 recmirp
future and is actively negotiating leases which if made
lnet Proeppric p" addltl°ual $35,000 for leasehold improvements. The
[tinancinc
?m the sale of the new stock, together with additional
In addit'
be used for these purposes.
[24,826 shar*!!
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
|c°nimon nil
cl*ss A common stock and 200,174 shares of class B
l^hlps
company's
furnishing
£ward M- Metzenbaum and Alva T. Bonda and their
|t(> be assnm!^0 thelr interests in five partnerships (their liabilities
[tions. Thp nlvi ancYa11 of tlle outstanding capital stock of 19 eorporalin 21 stfl.tic %!e
ps and corporations operated 49 parking facilities
perciai
?se ^ncluded 32 located at airports and 17 In com[standinEr
ness, areas- The company Is obligated : under out-
|and
Alaska
company. The stock will be offered for public sale through a
of underwriters headed by Dean Witter & Co. The offering
and underwriting terms will be supplied by amendment.
price
27,
Juneau,
Exchange Commission—
the
by
group
underwriters headed by L. F. Rothschild
Inc- The offering price and underwriting
amendment.
be sbPPBed by
[to acauir^fv115' «as or?anizei
Co.,
Mining
Gold
North
7045
Inc.,
finance
rauni
the
registration statement with the SEC covering 335,880 shares of common
of which 210,880 are outstanding shares and will be offered for
the account of the holders thereof and 125,000 will be issued and sold
*ir0U8u a grouP of
«n
,
stock,
n
lassociatps
into
Aid, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Aid,
of
u
1959
pares with the previous year's loss of $74,473 on a volume of
President J. C. Sklaire, in announcing the loss, pointed
outstanding
•
l&
nnrt
the
on
proceeds "are
Laundromat
Co.
convertible
is
operations.
Pin
1 terms'win
equally, all of
class A shares.
April 12 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $300,000 of 6% income notes to be offered at face value
in
multiples
of $100 each. The
offering - will be underwritten by
Stauffer Investment Service, Oklahoma City, Okla.
•
The
1308 Prospect Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, filed a
with the SEC °n APril 27, 1960, covering 42,574
and soH l? tlS A comm°u stock,
including 25,000 shares to be issued
will bp
t?crnpany and 17.514 shares which are outstanding and
I Public snio
the hc)idcrs thereof. The stock will be offered for
if
hold,
to
Files With Securities and
manufactures stainless steel household sinks,
1961.—V.
increase
outstanding for
191, p. 501.
a
increase
an
stock
$3,336,000
were
statement
announced
was
Line
new
and
auto¬
with $2,313,000 or 54 cents a share in the 1959 first
quarter.
his
report
to
stockholders, Mr. Goldenson said the increase
earnings reflected primarily the improvement for the ABC broad¬
casting division. Overall results of other operations, including theatres,
had
is Providing Aeronca with a substantial foothold in
the merepr "a
n?e business," Mr. Lawlor continued. As a result of
30% of it!
Aer°nca's aggregate commercial sales report better than
l** nf its
shares
continue
will
Bonda
class
comBmUpeS-Stac^
of
and
near-completion
$168,028,632,
$7,681,383, an
1958.—V.
for
Inc.,
In
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Clearings.
47
and
product lines as target misfnr Mo t
antennas> communications equipment, shelters and contracts
aridiHnn
equipment and space studies," Mr. Lawlor stated. "In
air ™^ti5-0nci has acquired
a substantial stake in the commercial
PrndiiPto r?«n«n«g
d thr°ugh merger with Buensod-Stacey. The Metal
projected total in 1960
Atchley,
in
In
,,
Airport Parking Co.
partnership
pared
48
loss
j
progressing
has
Up 44%—
Line
deliveries until 1960.
is also
Inter¬
Switzer¬
and
forgings
to
rose
common
for
in
of
Raymond
quarter of 1960 were the highest in the history
increased 44% over the like quarter of 1959.
reduced
Pintles such
in
American Defense Line Inc.—Shows Loss—
with
siipPUrrQHdoiverslficati0n
Brakeshoe
industries.
acquired
Net
earnings were
figure of $4,777,738.
1958
compared
The Course of Bank
r said
,
ntracts
significant
earnings
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.—Net
11
Reserve Banks
anticipated sales during 1959 under defense subsubstantially due to the termination of North
iniufoIC«ns f"i08 and the B-70. He said that Aeronca's entrance into
?nr
de/ense products had held up well and that orders received
I
produ.c^8 during 1959 were the result of research and developLnt Lffj
\n 1958 and prior years/Many of these contracts will
not have
c
191,
and
company
production
construction
1958.
the
earnings
$4.72,
out
common stock outstanding at the. end of
507,688 shares at the end of. 1958.
5,614
report.
established
was
activities
.
i°„
by
annual
components.
The company also brought
$l-million facility for research in hydraulics.
1
Federal Reserve System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
1959
mation
48
Banks
marked
were
subsidiary,
European
company
firms and
other
growing
West
a
98,853 common shares were issued in
the merger with Longren
Aircraft Co. in
April, 1959 and 30,188 shares were issued in July, 1959
in
payment of a 5% stock dividend
on the common stock.
This brought
!?i
to
block.—V.
by higher shipments
company's
wholly-owned
a
forging
two
In
due
pointed
from
the Ralph Barton sand
acres
1959
and
the
affiliates
S.A.,
Brazil's
Foreign Exchange Rates
,
There
...
production
manufacturing and sales facilities for
hydraulics, and automotive brake lining.
54
Member
.
indicated
*
feet
shareholders, Kempton Dunn, President, notes that
its foreign operations
with the establishment
and
coordinate
to
Net
State and City Bond Offerings
of
330
broadened
subsidiaries
35
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement
and
already established or acquired
industrial hydraulics, aircraft
Miscellaneous Features
Lawler,
95 cents in
larger number of
„
Markets.
General Corporation & Investment News
Keog 1959 increascd $982,974 to $6,545,050 from 1958's figure of
[$5,562,076. The net earnings per common share based on the average
[common shares outstanding in 1959 was 96 cents. This compared with
in
in
activities
according to
land
45
company listed
Sales in 1958, the
north
,
operations
overseas
1958,
his
61%
[diversification program is making
[Lawlor reported, "subcontracting
$1.04
1,700 to
feet
sands.
air,
the
$23,619,512.95.
6,.
R31W, Crawford County.
with
interest
an
national,
year
to
sales
in
In
41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
were $648,214.50.
Aeronca's President, said Aeronca's
great strides. "As an example," Mr.
of conventional aluminum aircraft
[structures amounted to 90% of Aeronca's total business in 1957. In
[I960, 60% of our efforts will be with other products and 70% will be
[other than conventional aircraft structures in 1961."
[ The stockholders' report listed current assets at $12,192,522 compared
[with $9,205,966 in 1958.* An increase of $2,986,556. The net worth
the
than
44
which saw the company's net
Fixed assets moved up nearly 53 7o
was
of
production '
and the Lower Hale sand from 5,582
drilled to a total depth of 5,709 feet.
has
company's
expansion in
40
|previous high, were $23,135,643.95 while net profits
I
In
The
of
.
report
profits of $680,325.91
in
$980,000.
rate
Hale
American Brake Shoe Co.—Annual
Report—
36
.
upward
than
more
1,140
the shallower
from
total
Lower
-
Brake
half mil-
well
35, T9N,
of
897.
39
a new high in sales, the company has
''.
'■
moved
worth increase
The
west
located
drilled
was
at
zones
'
miles
is
Section
from
which
Ambassador
p.
39
jlion dollars in 1959 to establish
reported.':';'.;
feet.
36
Exchange
SEC Index of Stock Prices
a
well,
different
day.
three
Field,
4,560 to 4,580 feet;
39
nearly
of
Upper Alma sand
from
38
Report—
sales jumped
the
center
production
three
per
is
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages....
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
• •;
the
closer
The
•
191,
'*
1
is
36
Over-the-Counter
threat, not
he charged.
well,"
Stock
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
had
or
from
gas
which
Kibler-Williams
east of
PAGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exehange____
radios
serious
a
was
'
transistor
;
Montreal Stock
said.
said
'
•-
discovery,
the
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
«
believe
Siragusa
v
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
.
operations continue to grow during the balance of the year
they will, your board of directors will give serious con¬
to the resumption of dividends by the year-end," Siragusa
our
we
sideration
,
Exchange___
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange_*_>l______-L___
Midwest Stock Exchange_______.
,
'
"y
in
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)________ *15
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds) ____V
27
American Stock Exchange_____
31
_
month.
Stock and Bond Quotations
r
President:said appliance sales throughout the industry",'-;
first quarter expectations because dealers overbought
during
the steel strike and were working off their inventories. He.;
rioted the beginning of a second quarter pickup which should continue
during the rest of the year.
A new electronic room status control system for hotels was unveiled
it the annual meeting
by Admiral's commercial electronics division.
Designed and engineered by Admiral, the new system upgrades and
iccelerates
communications between the three- nerve
centers of a V;
modern hotel: the front desk, the cashier and the housekeeper.
The
first hotel to open with this exclusive room status system will be the
new 250-room Hyatt House Hotel in
Seattle scheduled for completion
next
production
500,000 cubic feet'of
below
been
corporation of Fort Worth, has announced a discovery gas well
sand, the Ambassador-Star Grieg No. 1, in Crawford"
Arkansas, about six miles northeast of Fort Smith.
The well
indicated
5tlThe Admiral
had
MISCELLANEOUS
-
the Lower Hale
County,
were
square
S
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Gas Discovery—
This
told
shareowner's
annual
Copy
a
Chicago
share
period ended
firm reported
increased 44%
March
31,
sales
rose
from
a
21%
year
and
net
income
in
the
six
ago
per
months
1960.
'
:
•
The,;stockholders on May 24 will consider increasing the authorized
stock from 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 shares.-V. 191, p. 1769.
'
common
Sales
and
in
the
earnings
six
were
months
increased
$3,561,474,
or
to
$1.21
$58,843,282 from
per
share,
up
$48,643,634,
from $2,179,815,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
cents
84
or
share,
a
terms
Lantennari, President, an-
Joseph B.
ago,
year
a
tures
W.
A.
J.
190,
financed land development
privately
largest
"world's
the
announced by this corporation on April 23.
Tne
company
has an exclusive agreement with the British Crown
for
the development of 800,000 acres
on Andros, the largest of the
Bahama Islands.
The area under agreement is larger than the State
program"
wore
;
outlined by L. Jackson Sheffield, Pres¬
quarter of a million dollars for exploration
and engineering surveys during the past two years.
He said that this
year
the company will construct an airport and harbor facilities, a
hotel and a model community of homes, as well as utilities.
.
J,
development plans were
The
which
ident,
'
a
the company's investment in
he stated,
1965.
By
spent
has
on
his
invest
Bros.
Frank,
Stern,
Stewart.
G.
—v.
H.
&
Walker
191,
p.
to
Meyerson & Co.,—"
&" Co
1002.
up
Net
Towering
,
300,000
>
at
Indian
•
Point,
24
:
"head'.'
aboard
special
a
north
■
.
will
which
,
Applied Electronics Corp. of N. J.—Class A Stock Of¬
fered—S. D. Fuller & Co. was manager of an under-,
concession
Dealer's
stock.
Books
allowance 15 cents.
proceeds from
PROCEEDS—Net
30
was
the
and
cents
a
first
used
the
sale
the
traffic
on
necessary
Point
At
Jersey
river,tbarge
floating
for
crane,:
site. There,
and
its
the
journey
crane
head
its
reputed
"Monarch,"
the
by
vessel
the
City,
upriver
will
to
be
be
the State
of
laws
of N. J. was organized under
1959, and is engaged
production of electronic telemetry in¬
in the government's missile and space
Electronics Corp.
EUSINESS—Applied
New Jersey in February,
of
development and
strumentation for use primarily
the
design,
exploration
N.
principal
company's
The
program.
Metuchen.
J.
office
in
located
is
'
■■
of operations ended Dec. 31, 1959, orders
EARNINGS—For the period
approximately $441,000, and at
the close of last year the backlog of unfilled orders was about $220,000.
Manufacturing operations of the company commenced in June, 1959,
and net sales at Dec. 31, 1959 amounted to $221,640.
received
by
the
amounted to
company
of
completion
CAPITALIZ -vnON—Upon
the
underwriters' named below, for whom S. D.
representative, have severally agreed to pur¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.
Fuller
&
chase
the
is acting
of
number
financing, out¬
200,000 shares of
current
standing capitalization of the company will consist of
class A stock and 300,000 shares of class B stock.
as
shares
class
of
A
stock
opposite
forth
set
their
Buchanan
to
will be utilized
8.
Fuller
D.
&
Kreeger
Jones,
Battles,
&
4,000
Inc.
Berwyn
T.
&
Moore
Co.,
&
Simon
M.
-^-V.
Co
4,000
Reich & Co
4.00C
Robinson & Co., Inc
3.000
3,000
—
The
net
struction
1960.
will
terms
proceeds
estimates
$50,000,000
in
to certain
addition
supplied
be
by
price and
and
1961,
$56,000,000
190.
stock.—V.
in
1062.
the company now has outstand¬
($50 par) and 3,333,997 shares of
indebtedness,
The
expenditures.
underwriting syndicate which offered on
an
April 27, $5,000,000 of 6% subordinated convertible de¬
bentures, due April 1, 1970, and 200,000 shares of com¬
stock of this firm.
mon
100%
6%, while the
The
issue
was
oversubscribed
was
company's
stock
common
PROCEEDS—Net
the
The debentures
offered at
were
accrued interest from April
and
from
proceeds
general
funds
and
the
will
and
1, 1960, to yield
priced at $11 per share.
closed.
the books
financing will be added
to
available for various cor¬
be
It is the
intention
of
the company
to apply
a
proceeds toward the repayment of certain debt and to
reserve
part of the proceeds to provide
for payment of
principal
installments due on long-term debt within the next 12 months.
porate
purposes.
portion
of
the
REDEMPTION—The
viously
redeemed,
debentures
thereafter
at
1970
into
each
for
$13.50
debentures
stock
common
share
of
through
common
April
1,
convertible,
are
at
$12
stock
1965.
unless
principal
through
thereafter
at
pre¬
amount
April
of
1,
1962/
$15.
The
debentures
are to be redeemable
at optional redemption prices, begin¬
1, 1960, ranging from 105% to par, and for the contingent
fund, starting Jan. 1, 1961 and continuing through Jan. 1.
1971, at a redemption price of par, plus accrued interest in each case.
ning April
sinking
BUSINESS—Avis,
is
Inc., with its executive offices in Boston, Mass.,.
engaged In the business of renting and leasing automo¬
primarily
biles
The
and
trucks
business
subsidiaries
by
domestic
rental
is
and
without
drivers
under
generally
uniform
procedures;
conducted
under the
"Avis" name
by wholly owned
foreign affiliates and, except for vehicle leasing,,
foreign licensees through a world-wide network of
two
and
stations.
UNDERWRITERS—Avis, Inc. is entering into two underwriting
ments
with W.
writers,
the
one
common
E.
Hutton & Co.,
with
respect
stock.
Each
to
as
the
such
^greemrnit1*1111^011
underwriters
agree¬
representative of the several under¬
debentures
underwriting
respective underwriters' obligations thereunder
The
Economics,
by manufacturing firms will be for modernization.
time
moderately heavy calendar for this
There are some large proposals waiting around for a period of
Investors, of course, are not too happy with any upward change in price.
of the year.
data summarizes the amount of capital that corporate and municipal
the market for in the next four weeks. The figures are obtained from
private and public sources, and details regarding these issues are contained in the
Monday and Thursday issues of the Chronicle.
issues may tap
CORPORATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
Corporate
Total
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$149,505,000
184,264,830
$383,725,000
251,705,190
$876,872,350
6__.
$104,955,000
77,164,830
107,100,000
52,150,000
37,106,000
2-May
May 23-May 27_
—
Total
45,257,810
47,247,350
$44,550,000
9-May 13__.
May 16-May 20__.
May
May
97,407,810
84,353,350
$234,220,000
67,440,360
38,798,000
20,883,000
$274,624,990
$515,530,990
$361,341,360
'
Total
*
$1
—_
million
of Both
136,205,810
105,236,350
Tunnel
$240,906,000
•
more; also, excludes proposed $200 million Chesapeake Bay Bridge &
District; $120 million Richvale Irrigation District; $62.5 million State of
or
Texas; and $50 million Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District, California.
ISSUES
LARGER
of
of
967.
p.
Avis, Inc.—Securities Offered—W. E. Hutton & Co. is
manager
McGraw-Hill's Department
amendment.
the sale of the stock will be used for con¬
payment of loans incurred for these purposes
its expansion program will cost $28,000,000
ing 440,000 shares of preferred stock
common
finance
Dexter M. Keezer, stresses that retained earnings will be the strong prpp
capital, investment. Dr. Keezer notes that manufacturing capacity may
be increased 5% this year. He further notes that two-thirds of this year's expendi¬
from
and
purposes
company
In
to
Bonds
headed by
Boston
underwriting
In
done
directed by
for planned
So.
The offering is to be underwritten by a group
Corp. and Blyth & Co.. Inc. The offering
I960.
First
The
be
Service Co.—Rights Offering—
of 501
company,
May 24.
The
ing capital which, according to the SEC, was $119.7 billion Dec. 31, 1958 and $128.8
billion at the end of 1959, it is doubtful much in the way of going to the market will
Corporate
3rd Avenue, Phoenix, Ariz., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on April 22, covering 333,400 shares of
common
stock, to be offered
to holders of its outstanding common
fctock at the rate of one new share for each 10 shares held of record
This
given to change earlier estimates that resort to external funds will
this year.
In view of the sizable increase in corporate work¬
larger
1214.
191, p.
Arizona Public
,
any
The following
3,000
3,000
Fuller & Co
M.
QUARTER'S OFFERINGS
3.00C
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Oppenheimer & Co
Inc.
sen,
Ernest
bonds, and the month's picture
the amount of about $34 million.
as
offerings sold publicly and placed privately during the first
lower costs.
3.000
Co
&
large
3,000
3,000
Hopp
Christen-
&
as
The dip in municipal offerings suggests at most a
4,000
Writer
Peters,
twice
3,500
Co
4.000
Inc.
I.
Sears &
Boenning & Co
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co
5,000
Co
&
Dulles
Janney,
Draper.
last week's
to
No indication was
be
Shares
147.500
Co
municipals declined—compared
scheduled financing (May 2-6) of corporates shows
over
and
one
with
agreement
as
respect
refers
to
to
named
below
have
UP
'
Week of May 2:
100,000 shares of American Security Corp. capital; $5 million Avia¬
tion Employees Corp. common; 331,740 shares of Holt, Rinehart & Winston common;
$6,720,000 Seaboard Air Line RR. Equipment Trust Certificates; $20 million deben¬
400,000 shares of Uris Building Corp.;
1,400,000
shares of Columbia
severally agreed/ subject -to the
Gas
System common; 317,500 shares of Mays (J. W.) common; 870,132 shares of All-State
Properties capital; $9,500,000 Cook County, 111.; $48,820,000 Minnesota; $8,800,000
Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, Miss.; and $133,410,000 P.H.A.'s
Week of
May 9: $7,259,580 Alterman-Big Apple common; $10 million Growth Capital
461,431 shares of Marquette Corp. common; $12 million Pennsylvania Elec¬
tric bonds; $6 million Teleregister debentures; 300,000 shares of Dial Finance com¬
mon; $30 million General American Transportation Equipment Trust Certificates;
$20 million Wisconsin Telephone debentures; $12 million Calif. Electric Power bonds;
common;
$10 million Moore-McCormack Lines bonds; $30 million Jacksonville, Fla.; $6 million
Colorado Springs, Colo.; and $5,500,000 Suffolk County Water Authority, New York.
Week of May 16: 410,206 shares of Brush Beryllium common; 400,000 shares of Englehard Industries common;
$6 million Farrington
Mfg, debentures; $6 million
deben¬
tures and 120,000 shares of United Financial Corp.; $22 million Milwaukee Gas Light
bonds; $12 million debentures and 360,000 shares of Southwest Forest Industries;
$9,515,000 Cincinnati, Ohio; and $9 million Phoenix, Arizona.
Week of May 23:
145,703 shares of Anken Chemical & Film common; 100,000 shares
common; 210,045 shares of Obear-Nester Glass common; 333,400
shares of Arizona Public Service common; 168,833 shares of Food Fair Stores com¬
mon; $7 million Jersey Central Power & Light bonds; 298,204 shares of Coca Cola
Bottling Co; of N. Y, common; $25 million Texas Eastern Transmission debentures;
$9,325,000 Detroit, Mich.; and $10,000,000 Detroit School District, Michigan. "
of
Piper Aircraft
the
being contingent upon
sa*e Provided for by the other underwriting
COMING
Among the larger issues being scheduled for the next four weeks are:
tures and
:
at
Ym-u
K
the
train.
top
Travel
placed
aboard
world's
and
the
a
largest
Indian
again to swing the cargoes
million less than the first quarter's
(in millions) is: January, $671.8;
February, $770.2; and March, $813. From April 1-27 approximately $151.5 million in
stocks and $351.6 million in bonds were sold—or a total of $503.1 million. The com¬
parable month last year for total corporates offered was $868.8 million. At this date
it looks as though April, 1960 may mark a downturn. This does not mean, however,
that capital spending will follow suit. In fact, according to the latest McGraw-Hill
check-up of their last Fall's survey, planned investment will be 16% higher than last
year. Last Fall's findings had only indicated a 10% increase and the Department of
Commerce-SEC mid-March survey predicted a 14% gain.
7
tures
names:
Shares
bit
New
.•
the
quarter of 1960 came to $2,255,000,000. This is $56
total in 1959.
The monthly breakdown for 1960
by
purchase
the
in
a
of
the
New
plant
days.
By SIDNEY BROWN
FIRST
The total of corporate
the common shares will
of
dollar volume for stocks
of'
leg
five
visible public offerings with set target dates in the next
week's
across
Co.
during
about
3.000
5,000
2,000
3,000
12,000
slightly • but
This
re¬
the company for various corporate purposes, including
of stock of Diversified Industries Corp.; repayment of
certain
indebtedness; establishment of laboratory and
sales facilities
in Dallas, Texas, and sales and service facilities in Los Angeles, Calif.;
for research and development,
and for working capital.
be
up
win
first
daylight hours only, the train is expected to complete
of its
journey—500
miles to Jersey City, N. J.,
jn
The vessel's
width prohibits the passage of" rail
adjacent tracks, and the train will be sidetracked when
to permit maintenance, of regular Erie schedules.
ing
the
indicates stocks will seek more funds than bonds by
the issue have been closed.
on
edged
four week estimate.
of
shares
200,000
subscription,
weeks
four
April 26 to quick over¬
the class A stock of
Applied Electronics Corp. of N. J. at a price of $5 per
share. The offering marked the first public sale of the
writing group which offered on
from
power
it
Erie Railroad
.
The corporate calendar of
24
.
seal
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
encourage
April
on
miles
....
36-ton
the
flatcars
separate
occupy
■"
50.000
75,000
River
and
vessel
shipped
was
Buchanan, N. Y., where it
the New York City's area's
was
'
r
•
The
in
building
is
Hudson
the
on
City,
to
ancj measuring more than 12 feet
made for the Consolidated Edison
the 275,000 kilowatt atomic
feet
35
which
$405,290
128,504
station.
generating
vessel
steel
giant
vessel
works
component
key
the
as
atomic-electric
York,
reactor
Barberton
company's
erected
be
528,036
$438,833
130,926
Wilcox Co.—Ships Reactor Vessel—
&
nuclear
230-ton
the
,
5,C00
5,000
~
$130,742
37,513
income—_
1769.
p.
Babcock
5.000
4,000
-
191,
A
12,000
5.000
4,000
*
$128,326
36,397
oper.
ry.
—V.
9.000
5.000
>
'V.V;
V
apartments
cooperative
Fox—__—
&
Meyer
Eubanks,
its investment
to
company,
.
125,000
Boyce—
in utilities and other services, he said
others in the development of hotels,
and other facilities, is prepared to
to $500,000 per project in certain cases.
addition
In
marinas,
,
ry. oper.
from
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$945,217
$933,326
506,384
180,916
revenue
untapped vacation and home retirement
the still largely
potential of the Bahamas."
that
4 °03
4,000
9.0C0
2,000
5,000
9,000
12,000
173,559
operating
n
50.000
—-—
exps.
Railway
rev.
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
$311,658
oper.
Net
Bay
Andrews
said, presented
opportunity to
planned development program, Mr. Sheffield
hotel operators and others "an unparalleled
The
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
$301,885
Railway
nnS
2,000
100'°£°
—:—
100,000
Burnham and Co
100,000
Francis I. duPont & Co
.1-—-—225.000
First Securities Corporation—
—
50,000
Fulton, Reid & Co.. Inc
———;—— '
125,000
Goodbody & Co——
—.—.
.
225,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.————_——300,000
E. F. Hutton & Co
———
"•< 225,000
The Johnson, Lane. Space Corp—
1——
125.000
Lee Higginson Corporation———————
.* 300,000
McKelvy & Co.——
—
125.000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc———
100.000
Model, Roland & Stone—
!
—;———
125.000
Moors & Cabot
100,000
Newburger & Co.,
——„——
125,000
Rodman & Renshaw—125,000
Smith, Moore & Co.—-L.//—' /
75.000
Stein
the development is
builders,
capitalize
.
million.
expected to be more than $30
*
Co--,
—
Island.
Rhode
of
—
.
"
for
*
.—.
—
Project—
Corp., Ltd.—Land
Andros Utilities
Plans
&
—
Day
..
—.———-——
46.
p.
Barth
Inc
R. L.
Co.^
Joseph M. Batchelder Co., Inc
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—,
Commission Chicago Regional Office
announced April 21 entry of a federal court order <U. S. D. C., Minn.)
preliminary
enjoining American Television & Radio Co., St. Paul,
Minn., company and its President from violating the anti-fraud pro-,
"visions of the Securities Act in the offer and sale of American Tele¬
vision stock.
The defendants consented to entry of the court order.
V.
&
Anthony
&
offered
40,000
12,000
9.^00
9,000
$1,000,000
300.000
225,000
225,000
——
—
St.
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
Shares
Debentures '
—
Allyn and Co.,
Tucker,
Exchange
and
Securities
C.
Hutton & Co
Bache
Radio Co.—Enjoined—
American Television &
The
E.
Atlanta
to
deben¬
the company the respective principal amounts of
respective numbers of shares of common stock
hereby as set forth below:
*
to $1,542,462, or 53 cents per
share,
ended Dec. 31, 1959.
In the
quarter ended March 31,
1959. earnings amounted to $1,678,645. or
64 cents per share.
Sales in the March 31 quarter were $31,578,127,
up from $27,632,102 a year ago.—V. 191. p. 1561.
68 cents per share, as compared
in the first fiscal quarter which
or
the
and
underwriting agreements,
respective
their
of
conditions
and
purchase from
to $2,019,-
March 31, 1960. amounted
the quarter ended
Earnings in
012,
.
(1874)
April 28, 1960
to
barge
the
from
taSL
land trailer, which will
a
them
move
"V
to
the
^
con-
Bowser, Inc.
v'u"-
Bowser,
Edison nuclear electric generating station goes into
ration in 1961,
it will be capable of supplying the home electrical
of
a
million people in the New York City-Westchester area.
Hi
total output of 275,000
kilowatts, 163,000 kilowatts will be
vi led
by the
atomic power plant, and 112,000 kilowatts by two
Pm fired superheaters. Its Babcock & Wilcox pressurized water thorium
ntfprter reactor
will be the first American reactor to make use of
con
the
In
had
the AEC under the atomic Energy Act of 1954.—
made
Gas & Electric Co.—Employee Stock Plan'
;
of
111.,
Aurora,
stable
value
had
total
$35,582,651, second highest
from the
$31,126,250 figure
were
and
up
Co.,
consolidated
1960,
subsidiary,
a
two
discontinued
30,
California
operations
will
staff
product
analyzed
and
will
and
plants
of
terminate
already
lines
by
selling
make
has
and
He
its
said
continued
cordance
that
result
a
consider
—V.
Mil¬
Wis., announced the approval of a proposed merger by the
Boards of Directors of the two companies on April 19.
The proposed
been
those
them
lines
which
oniy
certain
problem
in
of
in
that
our
facility
will
We
promise
our
sound,,
economical
more
prices
con¬
will
be
com¬
current
now
in
tax
income
mat¬
court
decision, and with "the outlook
earnings, Bowser now is in a position
arrearages
unanimous
a
is
company
favorable
a
improvement
the
with
190,
the
of
board
of
preferred
on
directors
shares"
decision
in
ac¬
March
on
14.
1175.
p.
British American Oil Co.—1959 Net Up—
,
based on an exchange of common stock—six shares of
Barber-Greene for each share of Smith Engineering Works.'
Barber-Greene is a manufacturer of asphalt mixing, paving, ditching,
and materials handling equipment.
The Telsmith line of products,
including crushing and screening equipment, manufactured by Smith
Engineering. Works, is known throughout the world in the aggregateis
producing, construction, mining, and industrial fields.
The two
companies have been closely associated for
many
This
years.
will
of
will
were
Engineering
Vice-President
Executive
of
the Smith
Eritish
its
authorized
million
one
shares,1 Barber-Greene
Works
has
•
Telsmith
Smith
in
products
manufactured
are
Milwaukee,
Engineering. Works,
England, France, SQUth Africa
at
main
the
and
Wis.,
below.—V. 191, p.
The
stockholders
stock
common
holders
from
500,000
Two
of
each
887,699 shares
share
will
8
Sept.
split-up.
three-for-one
to
on
of
plant
This
of
record
outstanding.—V.
190,
Oct.
to
had
acres
property
of
1958.
wells,
under
Industries
Nov.
on
company
Washington,
Port
nine
lease
N.
corporation,
Y.,
the
for
now
Engineering Co.
See Electronic
stockholders
in
Railway
Net
than
issued
of
that
an
it
declaring
Act
Company
an
to
Net
request a hearing thereon.
L., formerly known as Butler Brothers,
1960,
company;
interested
ry.
T.
1107.
Castings
Steel
Buckeye
Co.—Annual Meeting—
was
Contract—
that the company now has authorized but one
the total amount being 500,000 shares
(215,973 shares are at present outstanding).
■
w
At the meeting of the board of directors held this same day,
Mr.
.
class
Frank
long-range,
air-to-air, high performance guided
missile
"for
destroying any enemy aircraft or aerodynamic guided
missile expected in the foreseeable
future," the. Navy announcement
said.
It will be
-designed to attack enemy targets at all operating
altitudes, at greatly increased ranges and under all tactical conditions.
In
the
a
highly
the
the
research
Net
& Lake Erie
Period End. Mar. 31—
Rai
way
oper.
$1,579,234
exps.
1,569,355
1,565,371
ry. oper.
$250,256
from
$3,482,966
4,258,584
$569,943
jy-. °Per- income...
"Deficit.—V. "m7pT~1430
242,895
613,391
201,224
company
on
April
11
c.ove5in<? 300,000 shares
at
'red
$1
per
Proceods
share,
are
to
filed
of
without
be
used
a
common
Boesch
stock
with
notification
(par
25
cents)
the
for
to
Precision
Instrument
expenses
Co.
incidental
to
mining
below.
to"'a^tSol tt«Pnu"u»"t1^a'Tn
be
the
VateYY^ange,
general
board.
manager.
Mr.
Mr.
Russell
William
C.
W.
I
The
company
the
1960,
29,
of
administrative
and
other
and
expansion
1,
i960.
engineering
requirements
Retire Common
Stock—
Inc.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
stock
common
■
1960—3 Mos —1959
$2 526 000
1,904,441
2,026 828
opers.
$123,408
$240,685
$473,559
income-—
<-31,289
191,
1431.
p.
Dec.
-
80,126
-
.
$499 172
7,359
•
*18,109
-
-
■
.
31—
-
,
,
1959
share—
per
dividends
*$0.79
—________
'
.
$0 40
5%
_
$3,447,936
$3,291,057
2,407,196
4,350,462
1,924,299
4,247,926
*$17.27
<■$16.86
______
——
share
per
»$0 54
$0 40
_______
worth
value
136 053
~
_____
Working capital
;
Net
quick assets" (working capital exclusive of
inventories)
$203,353
200,068
;
share—
per
1953
$313,868
dividends
——T—Zl—L'Y_—'"Y2Z2
' ;
*After
giving effect to 5% stock dividend paid in
December, 1959.
improvement over the preceding year in the
company's earnings
financial position
may be summarized as follows:
The
and
Amount
190,
net
Cerro
de
in
$58
nonferrous
the
ures
in
also
relating
to
by
rose
depletion
three
assets
now
in
$246
Cerro's
Peru
1959
76%
to
25 1
9
-LUAWb
corporation
a
a.
2.4
,
in
The
report.
them
sales
raised
1959.
annual
fabricates
increased
and
year,
million
1959
and
sales
times
from
total
assets
figures
Cerro
into
mill
to
1958
were
produces
products
than
the
United
those abroad.
$80 million
the
at
high
of
of
profit
in
net
in
be¬
1959—
depletion for Cerro
prior decade. Cer¬
the
increased
of
share
a
$103,600,034.
before
during
Working capital rose
end
fig¬
consolidated
$2.28
or
$158,375,630
for
average
States
unaudited
share.
total
annual
average
but
Cerro's
year
a
record
a
released
$5,156,763
$3.65
or
the
over
the
Last
1958—from
reached
greater
within
previously
operations.
over
$9,091,586
nearly equal
1949
the
million
to
confirmed
approximately 53%
During the 1950's
ro's
$158
of
in
4^8
-
102 536
States.
report
was
156,929
482 897
Corp.—Annual Report—
1949
section
metals
United
The
;47 1
——
1949-59,
-to
year,
million
special
a
v54.3
64,015
"
decade
a.
%
$110,515
—
Pasco
the
million
from
worth_
1292.
p.
During
taxes_.
taxes
working capital___„_
net "quick assets'-'.
In
in
a
and its subsidiaries report for the quarter ended
net profit of $220,983 after provision for U. S.
income taxes, equal to 34 cents per share on
of common stock currently outstanding.
This
net orofit of $195,296 or 30 cents per share for the
28, 1959, on the same number of outstanding
649,572?: shares
compared with
a
Feb^
ended
quarter
sh&rcSi
*
■
'
•
'
«
before
Profit
$424,182 for the
company's fiscal year ends Nov. 30.
William
.
first
months
four
period
higher
a
Heath,
R.
year
than
reflected
a
in
of
President,
the
and
ago,
fiscal
that
$470,502
totaled
provision
tax
comparable
against
as
structure
1958."
Metal
year
current
for
1959
I960
The
the
that
ran
incoming orders for the
19% higher than the same
backlog
is
approximately
35%
ago.
Mir. Heath indicated that this improvement
nearly all the company's lines and, although some
year
delivery dates will extend beyond the current fiscal year, he anticipated
continued
improvement
in
shipments
and
earnings
during
1960.
—V.
191,
p.
1003.
the
decade
from
$22
and
million
1959.
D.
&
In
PROCEEDS—Of
sale
of
the
200,000
by
$26,311,700
addition
increase
corporation
which
for
the
exchange of 201,333 shares of Cerro
debentures, and a cash adjustment of
of
the
physical
acquired
assets
and
business
of
Titan
approximately $23,000,000 in cash and
securities.
Significant
changes
reflected
are
in
the
the
in
nature
of
Cerro's
comparative
business
division
the
of
during
sales
the
dollar.
1949,
and
silver and gold 19%.
In 1959, by contrast, raw copper accounted
10%, lead 8%, silver and gold 7%, while various fabricated prod¬
principally copper and brass rod, tube, and copper wire and
for
accounted
copper
for
26%
of
consolidated
sales,
lead
42%
ucts,
accounted
for
his
In
Mr.
to
letter
Koenig
at
rent
61%.
the
of
end
The
year.
to
.>
: -
v
Pasco's
"the
was
amounting
the
de
that
1959
•
.
.
Cerro
reported
assets
during
<
the
strongest
of
■
',
condition
$80,086,074,
volume
■'
11,413. .shareholders
financial
yet
an
of
increase
production
and
of
your
reported
with
of
record,
corpora¬
net
cur¬
$27,950,492
sales
of
the
five
fabricating divisions and subsidiaries in the United States increased
the preceding year, though in copper water
tube, brass rod and
over
aluminum
,
sheet
Production
is
of
results
finished
profit
margins
development
ore
during
191,
p.
in
the
on
flat
and
work
year
was
to
be
unsatisfactory,"
Virginia,
66,000,000
sheet
included
near
Cerro
aluminum
pounds
per
products.
Peru
in
property
which
commercial*
to
West
25,000,000
coil
copper
property,
of
continued
Fairmont,
development
Cobriza
this
of
presence
stated.—V.
aluminum
and
the
at
ploration
the
the
capacity
at
the
increased from
being
Exploration
proceeds of approximately $490,000 from the
shares of common stock, $25 par value, the bank,
approximately $100,000 will be ex¬
manufacture of magnetic amplifiers and an addi¬
tional $100,000 for the establishment of a new crystal filter division;
approximately $75,000 for the purchase of new Automatic winding and
testing and production equipment; and the balance, or $115,000 will
be added to working capital.
The outstanding short-term bank loan
was
obtained in older to add funds to working capital.
The man¬
to
Rockbestos, Cerro
net
La
holds
quantity
Oroya.
an
and
encouraging,"
encouraging
Initial
ex¬
option,
indicated
grade.
"Further
the
annual
has
told
report
1563.
Cetron Electronic Corp.—New Name—
$100,000 will be eliminated;
pended
"The
the
improvements in the price
began in the second half of
In
Stock Offered—Milton
& Co., Inc., of New York City, on April 21
offered 200,000 shares of Burnell & Co., Inc.
stock (par 25 cents) at $3 per share.
of
the
included acquisition
of the assets
and
Coppermines Corp. and its subsidiaries Titan
Co.
and
Rockbestos Products Corp.
The
ac¬
financed
was
stock,
.
Co., Inc.—Common
metals
stated:
activities
as
activities
new
$50,333.
1950's
President,
new
well
as
Consolidated
Manufacturing
quisition
plant
Blauner
common
of
Koenig,
the
year
nonferrous
common
year
Burnell
for
P.
reflected
the
of
first
quarter.
Robert
1959
Cerro's
business
tion
stated
report
in
months
cable
'
quarter,
the
sales
nine
marketable
Canadian
and
Federal
Co.—Reports—
Forge
loan of
Manufacturing Co.—To Be Acquired—
Waltham
NOTE:'
of
underwriting.
operations,
See
letter
and
the
vice-president.
Lewis
publicly
Biff Bend Mining Co., Loveland, Colo. —Files With SEC
The
Mr.
<■$775,618
$13,863
151,941
Railway operating
rev"
$4,947,837
4,377,894
president
of
chairman
elected vice-president, and Mr. George T. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. W. J. Bennett was elected secretary,
Day was elected Treasurer. .
A
dividend
of
25
cents per share was declared on the common
stock payable May 1, 1960, to shareholders of record at the close of
business April 21, 1960.—V. 190, p. 1291.
elected
is
1960—3 Months—1959
$1,819,611
elected
was
was
Feb.
and develop¬
RR.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
revenue..
M
was
subsidiary.
$2,378,000
ry.
earnings
Cash
Stock
and
"
Bessemer
was-
elected
was
Buffalo
ment
Principal subcontractors
associated with Bendix in the
Eagle program are Grumann Aircraft
Engineering Corp., Bethpage, L. I., N. Y.; Sanders Associates, Nashua,
N. H.;
Litton Industries,
Beverly Hills, Calif.; and the Air Arm division
of
the
Westinghouse Corp., Baltimore, Md.
In addition to Bendix
Systems Division of Ann
Arbor, Mich., as prime contractor, two other
divisions of Bendix are
working on the Eagle project.
They are the
Research Laboratories
division, Detroit, which will develop electronic
guidance
equipment; and the Bendix Pacific Division, North Hollywood,
a
In., which will design and
produce subsystems and perform missile
assembly and tests.—V. 191, p. 1002.
'
common,
par
no
Bonnet
and
efficient
The $21-million contract is in addition to
contract
previously awarded Bendix.
H.
Heimberger
i
launching aircraft. This philosophy permits design of
launching aircraft with increased endurance, fire
power
and
versatility, the Navy said.
It also makes possible the
development of an airborne weapon system that is complementary to
and compatible with
surface-to-air guided missiles.
a
stock,
O'Kane
Eagle system, high performance will be built into the missile
rather than
of
W
Calif.,
,
:Y
'•
.v>.
,
which provide
adopted
the
689.315
Consolidated
was;taken at the annual shareholders meeting
held on March 22, 1960. The present board of directors
re-elected. The second amended articles of incorporation
were
of
Mesa,
Carter
new
$930,000
Year Ended
•>
following action
The
stock
Costa
the
647,592
fr.
oper.
income
'
Co.,
of
Earnings before taxes—_—__—;
Earnings after taxes
$29
was
1107.
p.
Century Industries Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Annual
Report
May
to
183,
.
the
and
until
persons
in¬
plant
$771,000
*Deficit.—V.
primarily
engaged
be
investment
order .giving
Its
expenses
oper.
rev.
Corp., New York, has applied to the SEC for an order under
other
and
variable
revenue—
in
P-
.
be
oper.
in
until recently en¬
gaged in the distribution of general merchandise. In February, 1960, it
sold to City Products Corp. all of its business, assets and properties as
a
going concern, including the right to use the name "Butler Broth¬
ers."
The sales price consisted of about $35,000,000 in cash and $14,000,000 of subordinated installment notes of the purchaser.—V.
191,
23
has
feet
Central Vermont Ry.
in
has
p.
filter
or
circuits)
and
application.
793.
capital
Carter
Co.—To
Increase
business
filters
as
tuned
on
Increase
190, p. 2239.
Corp.—Seeks Exemption—
Investment
191,
below.—V.
purchase
Period End. March 31—
—V.
A $21-million contract for continued
development and evaluation of
the Eagle missile
system has been awarded to the Detroit corporation,
according to a Navy announcement.
4
'
/
'
'
will
the
after
a
Y.—V.
C.
before
in
and
use
President
square
earnings
L.
and
May 10 will consider retiring the
company's treasury.—V. 190, p. 1176.
the
Railway
Dec.
of the company
Eagle
10,000
accommodate
earnings
Energy Conversion Corp., below.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Navy
J.
in
T.
known
transformers
outstanding
the
Kilmer,
in
Sub.)—Stock Acquired
(&
the
by
D.
Central Foundry
held
fore
Behlman
all
M.
Increase
B.
9,500
manufacturing
May
to
Book
ended
year
designing,
recently been completed.
'
■
According to Kilmer, the acquisition will permit a
broadening of
Lanagan product line by making Carter
engineering, development,
and
production facilities available to Lanagan.
Development is now
under way to expand
Lanagan's present line of solenoid and check
valves which are presently
being used for pneumatics, fuels and oxi¬
dizers (including cryogenics) to include
those fluids being contemplated
by the .military, such as UDMH, Hydrazine, and
Nitrogen Tetroxide.
or
-y\.
of
Increase
Commission
issued
Corp.—Earnings—
of
the
each
of non-producing
graftted
aggregate
an
has
dry
were
N.
Corp.,
Increase
:
The
31.
oil
accordance
been
Corp.—Acquired—
Financial
Inc.,
by
additional
space
holes; 41 gross exploratory wells
of oil and gas. At the year-end
951 net wells capable of production in Western"
were oil wells and 69 were gas wells. The com¬
which 882
B. T. L.
2613.
p.
were
of
commonly
toroids,
Manor,
justed to the shares outstanding at the close of 1959.—V.
1430.
be
101
in
have
The
Lanagan firm, manufacturers' of missile and
airframe
com¬
ponents,
solenoid
and
check
valves,
and
hydraulic
units,
will
be
physically
incorporated into the Carter facility effective
gross
the
increasing the authorized
1,500,000 shares
to effect a
shares
which
of
670,000 shs.
aside
set
options
business
industrial
reported net sales of $7,581,422 as compared with $8,232,313 during ths previous year.
<
.
After provision for Federal income taxes, net income
amounted to
$508,168, equal to $1.40 per share.
"
Tnis compares with net income-of $532,399 or $1.46 per share ad¬
B.
to
shares
announced
1959,
31,
manufactured
191, p. 98.
Split—
Acquisition
Lanagan Co.,
_
consider
additional
nine
year,-
discoveries,, five
American
of
the
Outstanding-
(J. C.) Carter Co.—Acquires—
Net
6,
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Stock
during
and
10
British
Corp.—Subsidiary Changes Name-
Products Ltd.,
sales
gas zones. At the year-end, B-A owned 812 net wells in
capable of production and held leases or options on 2.6 mil-..i
non-producing acres.
record high of 138 million barrels of orude oil and products were
the
Basic Products
See Sola-Basic
B-A's
net
A
also
and Australia.—V.
barrels.
been
and
discriminators
as
and
Factors
Standard
The
million
the
lines,
(such
Pelham
Business
See
in
transported by the company during the year.—V. 191, p. 99.
Sao
Brasil,
to
U. S.
the
lion
manufactured
also
are
45.2
to
in
delay
us
coils
or
in
the
over
multiple oil and
currently
Barber-Greene
do
amounted
24.8%
Loughney stated
highlight of operations in the U. S. during 1959 was the successful
completion of three wells in the Gulf of Mexico, which produced from,
by
Barber-Greene
Canada
Ltd.,
Olding & Co. Ltd., Hatfield, England; BarberPaulo and Barber-Greene Australia, Sydney.
C & S Products, Detroit, Michigan, a Barber-Greene affiliate,
manu¬
factures and sells special machines to the foundry field.
products
1959
of
D.
A
Barber-Greene will issue 179,700 additional
shares, which will be exchanged for the total 29,950 outstanding shares
of Smith Engineering Works.
Special meetings of the shareholders of the two companies have
been called
to ,yo£e
on
the .proposed, merger, which is planned to
become effective May 31', 1960.
Barber-Greene
products are manufactured in the United States at
the main
plant in Aurora
and in the DeKalb, 111., plant.
Their
Ontario;
E.
reservation, compared to 14.1 million acres at the end of 1958.
725,000 shares outstanding,
Greene
million
38.3
held 14.9 million
pany
Division.
Of
in
Canada,
Works
Engineering
from
wells
gas
resulted
,r
as a Division of BarberPresident and Donald D. Barnes
Smith will become
Gerald L.
become
Smith
18%
over
development; wells
under its present management,
operate,
Greene.
Directors.
1958,
refined products rose to 1.5 billion gallons, an increase of 4% over
In Western Canada, B-A participated in the completion of 119
.
of
for
improvement
cubic feet, an
increase of nearly 75%. The volume of crude oil
processed by the'company's refineries again set a record for an increase
the year ended Aug. 31, 1959. Smith Engineering Works
reported sales of $6,541,132 and net earnings of $321,138 for the.
year ended Sept. 30, 1959.
'
Under the proposed plan, the merged company will operate under.
the name of Barber-Greene Co.,
under its present officers, with the
addition of Gerald L. Smith and Donald D. Barnes as Vice-Presidents
Board
earnings
an
share, earned in
(such
located
lion
$1 142,793 for
the
net
share,
per
per
company's 1959 net crude. oil and condensate production
in
Canada and the U. S." totaled 22 million barrels, approximately the same
as the
1958 volume. Net gas production rose sharply from 34 to 59 bil-r
products are closely allied and are frequently found in the
installations.
Barber-Greene
reported sales of $31,487,417 and net earnings of
of
$1
The
same
members
consolidated
$1.25
or
or
plan
selling electronic components
is
the company's annual report on March 26.
...
Their
and
company's
$25,602,000,
$20,518,000,
have
under
reduced.
manufacturing
managers.
FINANCING
*900,000 shs.
shares
option
is
commercial
Fueling
waukee,
merger
and
networks
Incineration
Airport
PRESENT
to six employees'covering
BUSINESS—Burnell
An
also
as
stock
ductors),
closed
plants
its
its
TO
.
inductors
petitive."
ters,
EFFECT
par)__:
10,000
to such plan
'
every
plant
local
produce
to
GIVING
($0 25
amount,
restricted
a
pursuant
subsidiary now is in' negotiation,' he wrote,,
being made to sublet the company's executive
"All
making
profits,
had
,
where
said,
this
with
losing
are
carefully
on
and
Bowser
stock
shares.
Gudeman
April
right to revise its plans In accordance
and deemed by it to be in the
existing
Authorized
Common
"Of
sales
then
interests.
in¬
share
common
the
reserves
circumstances
CAPITALIZATION
Executive
Ganz,
per
the
company's
$7.28.
operation.
manufacturing
for
and Smith Engineering Works,
by
Chicago,
Ganz
being
the
plant,
1959,
another
centrate
Barber-Greene Co.—Merger—
company
In
in
Mr.
to
This
that
arrangements
are
\
.
.
book
1959.
earnings
bringing out an advanced new product line.
showed operating profits for 1959 to be $376,141.
Mich.,
of
offices
Dennis, et al, filed a registration statement with the
cpc on
April 27, I960, seeking registration of voting trust certifi¬
cates representing 823,604 shares of common stock of Baltimore Pain-,
if Chemical Corp., 2325 Annapolis Ave., Baltimore, Md. The Trustees
under a Voting Trust Agreement, in addition to Mr. Dennis, are John
a
Luetkemeyer, Richard B. Schneider, Albert A. Shuger and Julius
O
shuger. The latter two are Board
Chairman and Vice-President,
E.
,
to
E.
by
specified
Sale
1960.-V. 190, p. 1415.
respectively, of the company.—V. 191, p. 502.
cents
the
and
31,
said
the
in
Division, and
Systems, Inc.,
Paint & Chemical Corp.—Vot. Trusts Filed
Baltimore
1958,
75-year history,
earlier.
report
roof.
one
and
Arthur
Dec.
Paul
Officer,
special
both
Chelsea,
company
Purchase Plan of
ended
year
including
year
necessary
He
a
Stock
income
shareholders,
Executive
Bowser's
net
report that non-recurring special items in 1959
positive and negative factors.
Among these he-v cited
a
profit on the sale by Johnson Fare Box Co., a subsidiary, of its
Elect,rofile
Division;
and
the
write-off ,-of
$228,000
in
inventories
located in the Lexington Building, Baltimore, Md.,.
registration statement with the SEC on April 22, 1960, cover•1.100 GOO shares of common stock, to be .offered under its Employees
olid
a
fiscal
in
35
said
wrote
The
Baltimore
This
by
reported
to
Chief
$224,766
agement of Burnell
with
20
report
and
iirm's
included
1002>
191, p.
V.
Ganz
the
He
the first utility to announce it would build a
electrical generating plant entirely with private funds. The
rrinanv
holds Power Reactor Construction Permit No. 1, the first
authorized by
from
reported
,u>ipar
one
annual
Increased
Mr.
in
Earnings
April
for the
on
$410,709
the
creased
Edison^was
hlrhnn
Inc.,
of
Vice-President
fertile material for supplementing the base fuel,
the
as
thorium
items
toward the
See
Continental
Electric Co.,
below.
Champion Spark Plug: Co.—Forecast—
-
R.
A.
pany's
remittance lor foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New
Stranahan,
annual
York funds.
Jr.,
meeting
President
of
of
the
stockholders
company,
that,
provided
the
the
com¬
general
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
remains
economy
of
"Because
for
1959,
quarter
1959
equal to
$16,404,757,
$2.70
share.
per
that the company's sales force has just
training program.
United States produc¬
tion facilities are being expanded, he added, and "we are accelerating
many other activities, all in anticipation
of progress
in the months
Champion's
completed
President
said
said that the
Stranahan
Mr.
and
progress
from
subsidiaries
improving.
"Sales
our expectations,"
steadily
is
there
beyond
going even
are
making
Sao Paulo, Brazil, plant is
new
production
that
other
our
stated.
he
Pa.
plants at Toledo,
Iowa; Hellertown,
Spark Plug Co. and subsidiaries have
Mich.; Cambridge, Ohio; Burlington,
Champion
Detroit,
Ohio;
to
Foreign
operations
conducted
are
in
Ireland and Brazil.—V.
Australia,
Mexico,
Railway oper. revenue.
Railway
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
'$876,150
$367,079
161,573
$340,644
140,895
opers. i
ry.
income.
oper.
i91,
—V.
$1,532,523
1,023,291
$1,980,069
1,103,919
$722,498
355,419
$716,515
375,871
_
expenses
oper.
| $509,232
213,471
366,638
.
1431.
p.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
expenses
fr.
rev.
$16,413,981 $18,183,720 $48,224,177 $51,269,205
14,878,800
15,732,536
42,845,458
45,426,965
revenue—
oper.
ry.
191, p. 1431.
$5,842,240
*726,125
$5,378,719
1,686,757
$2,451,184
261,557
$1,535,181
*920,117
opers.
income—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1966—Month—1959
Period End. March 31—
Railway oper.
operating
Net
Net
rev.
from
191, p.
5%%
Colorado
Lady of the Lake of Mound, Minn.—
interest from April
The notes are dated April 1,
1, 1960.
1960, and mature April 1, 1970.
All
the notes of
this
issue
are
dated
bear
and
Railway
Net
and
mature
$1,000 and $500.
been
in
corporation
signed
by
His
Archbishop of St. Paul,
PURPOSE—This
of
the
cost
school
at
of
cost
a
additional
classrooms and
village of Mound,
Minneapolis.
right to
and
accrued
days
30
Our
income—
-1771.
:
on
P.
Railway
Net
Net
Lake
St.
is
Lake
located
Paul,
Minnetonka,
Catholic
a
in
directly
the
west
of
of Our
Lady of the Lake of Mound has
notes of this issue at par
interest paying date on
written
Lynch,
Brothers
which
cate
offered on April 29 an issue of $30,000,000
company's first mortgage bonds, 5% series due
May 1, 1990, at 101.96% and accrued interest, to yield
4.875%. Award of the bonds was won by the under¬
writers at competitive sale on April 28 on a bid of
the
of
101.079%.
The four other bids for the bonds, all with a
5% coupon, came from:
Hutton & Co., jointly,
Morgan Stanley & Co. and W. E.
101.02999; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., 100.90; Blyth & Co., Inc., and First Boston Corp.,
jointly, 100.27; and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co. and White, Weld & Co., jointly, 100.159. On its last
trip to the bond market, May 7, 1957, Cincinnati Gas &
Electric
selling
obtained
a
a
4.21%
annual
net
interest
cost
in
from the sale
last
eight months of 1960.
BU8INESS—The
company renders electric or gas service,
in southwestern Ohio covering a territory
counties
2.158 square miles and
The
000.
Miami
or
of
both,
about
having an estimated population of about 1,153,The Union Light, Heat & Power Co.,
company's subsidiaries,
Power
Corp.
and
West
Harrison
Gas
and
Electric
Co., operate
contiguous territories, are managed by the same officers, and have
executive offices at the same address, Fourth and Main
Streets in Cincinnati. Union Light furnishes electricity or gas, or both,
the
and
water
owns
40
service
miles of
northern
in
a
Kentucky; West Harrison renders electric
small community in Indiana, and Miami Power
132,000-volt transmission line,
income
of
operating
1959, the company and its subsidiaries had
revenues of $139,677,000
and consolidated net
$16,767,000.—V. 190, p.
Colanco,
Inc.—Stock
1320.
Offered—Diversified
Securities
Inc., of Englewood, Colo., on March 28 publicly offered
200,000 shares of Colanco, Inc. 7% participating pre¬
ferred stock (no par value,
non-cumulative, non-voting)
at
$1
per
share.
These
securities
were
offered
as
a
This
th! Pr°ceeds' lf any. wil1 be used to maintain the working
p^ny*
v*iv
cor
PREFERRED STOCK—The preferred stock of the
company Is without
$1,097,685
633,176
President,
reduced
earnings
in
than
of
the
of
$464,509
179,634
in
the
begin
the
of
plants
shut
In
191,
down
to
the
under
sulphide
stock,
common
25
Consolidated
that
will
Included
In
noted
in
that,
loss
net
a
for
scheduled,
as
1960.
15,
Bank
The
has
been
plant
amounted
before
in
capital
and
stock
$3,204,202
on
corporation.—V.
191,
.
\
Paper Corporation Ltd. for the year ended
708,000 tons representing an increase of
•
against-$12,574,534
as
1959
in
$3,026,536
was
with
newsprint in
reduced
sold
than
In
rising
Dr.
the
The
in
Sduth
approached
per
share
in
$2,253,987
and
deple¬
for
provision
Increase
reduced
the
in
earnings
part
cash
record,
markets.
and
Tonnage
lumber
sales
of
W.
demand,
which
In
the
fourth
kraft
and
potential
and
paper
pulp,
quarter
The
Regis
coated
of
SEC
and other
$1.C0
basis.
The
Controls Co.
is
located
of
at
America
Paper
paper
rtatement
share
of
Inc.
products prompted the
Ariz,
Tempe,
continues
general
as
of
manager
in
the new
100.
p.
Exchange Commission—
share),
per
proceeds
Co.
(Canada) Ltd.'s
operations.—V. 180, p.
market
for
for
shares
multiwall
a
and
bag
and
2081.
April
on
letter
a
20-dock
by
used
for
Cooper-Jarrett,
terminal
Robert
E.
working
It
located
mile
Throughway which will join
jacent road building has been
$185,000 from
such
had
with
common
through
underwriter
stock,
the
will
the
SEC
to
Huntley
receive
a
on
be
April
offered
Corporation
selling
27,
for
on
1960,
New
is
Haven,
public
a
filed
sale
best
commission- of -45
at
efforts
cents
stands
and
on
property
the
Norwalk,
bought
was
it. Since
mortgage on
no
of
Other ad¬
Turnpike.
and
service
Bridge¬
March
of $1,-
It
showed
to
structure
Meriden
portMr.
Cooper
454,134
the
was
increase
second
largest
10%,
or
the
gross
for
this
for
But
in
period.
1959's
excessive
that
announced
of
Likewise,
record
also
in
the
$133,804
the
It
for
company's
March,
over
quarter
of
$255,945,
was
income
gross
history.
$1,320,000.
set an
all time
1959's
$4,050,467
or
opening months.
during the period
storms
6% %
bit
$3,794,522
the
over
into
profits. The
net
quarterly net income after taxes of $80,652 amounted to approximately
14'cents pfel* share'on the 588,531 shares now outstanding since a
2%-
stock
the
first
dividend
$51,699
"We
taxes
year
ago.
no
reason
is
"The
five
times
heavy
and
barrage
burdened
Atlantic
purchase
of
operations
are
we
to
to
readjust
opposed to
as
predictions of an
The volume of busi¬
our
earnings.
Improvement in
over
last year,
storms
snow
rapidly
double-bottoms
be
reflected
Cooper-Jarrett's
95.
per
$39,757,
both
tonnage
and
showed
which in itself
1958.
operating
will
earnings for
share. Net in¬
share
per
cents
temporarily
expenses,
but if
overcome
this
the
disrupted our es¬
general economy
setback.
now
pending before the I. C. C. for the acquisition
Freight Lines, Inc. and of Nielson Bros. Cartage Co., the
the Wallingford terminal,
plus satisfactory cost-saving
with
bound
of
of
21
was
share
per
marked
net
year's
or
said;
time
operated,
the
Last
March
Cooper
this
$1.60
with
30.
$123,100,
current
at
tractor miles
good,
"Applications
of
and
year
excellent,
were
the
Mr.
a
truck and
almost
in
see
million
ness
paid March
threes months
after
come
Last
In
operating
between
future
ratio
year,
the
first
motor
March
Chicago
Warren,
and
Ohio
earnings."
for
March
ratio
was
the
quarter,
the
and
89.9
for
and
93.4
was
92.4.
(American)
stock
exchange,
carrier
has
paid
to
be
listed
dividends
national
since
a
on
continuously
1947. It operates In 15
states, and by Interchange, from coast to coast.
Its
terminals
are
in
Kansas
City, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia,
(G. & W. II.)
Corson, Inc.—1959 Sales
sales of this Plymouth Meeting, Pa. firm
31, 1959, set a new record at $9,170,079, up
$8,288,188 In 1958, the previous high year'.
Dec.
covering
of
April 22
on
Connecticut's new Route
The
There
portion
a
feet
square
Trenton, Jersey City and Willlngford, Conn.—V. 191,
-Propose Stock
carriers,
common
announced
Connecticut
projected.
leased
Hartford,
as
the
par
Terminal—
was
from
away
the
private interests.
Cooper-Jarrett
at
;.:,Y
capital.
motor
14,000
covers
one
91
for
with
offered
be
:
Chairman.
Jr.,
building
is
Inc.,
Wallingford, Conn.,
Cooper,
terminal
acres.
in
notification
to
,
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Purchases
Acquisition
of
stock
common
underwriting,
be
to
are
filed
13
of
shares
without
Net
shares
per
Growth Fund,
heating and appliance industries,-—V. 191,
5,000
Cooper-Jarrett,
a
This corporation, of 1321 Lincoln Ave., Little Rock, Arkansas,
stock of the
Registers With
an
outstanding authority in the solid state
a pioneer in the development and production of
industry and in missile research both in Germany
and
covering
The
1959
Offering—
registration
in
Schwarz
corporation
quarter,
cardboard, lumber
diversify and expand operations and to ensure
of kraft paper output, Consolidated purchased
8t.
power
States.
continues
customers.
Consolidated Realty Investment Corp.
,
in
industrial
Schwarz,
United
timates
customers
for
gauges,
of Continental
Division
for
Securities
were
equally promising.
polyethylene
a
engaged
of
Cooperative Trading, Inc., Waukegan, 111.—Files With
$18
1958.
Its
is
the
sale
photo electric tubes,
tubes,
thyratrons and
are
President, said the new Electron Divi¬
development and manufacture of semi-conductor
motive, refrigeration,
by
were substantially higher
problems, coupled with severe
American
near
a
and
3%
The
$2.55
per
Kingdom
strike. Currency
sales
newsprint
outlook
products
principally
and
products
Company manufactures controls systems for the aircraft,
missile, computer, electronic, vending, air conditioning, auto¬
registered
brought consumption to record levels, is continuing with the wave of
prosperity predicted in North America for 1960. The newsprint industry
Is
meeting the increasing demand with the reserve capacity added
since the last peak In 1956. Consolidated Is in excellent
position with
ample capacity already installed and paid for to supply the Increased
of
its
Controls
guided
compared
with
depreciation
$4,534,417
against $11,525,000.
the United
$2.45
-or
compared
for
Provision
1957.
compared
$13,275,000
paper
demand
Is
company
manufacture
among
America—^Annuunces Merger—
the
cities
Ltd.—Earnings—
tax, effective for the year 1959,
which is equal to 15V3 cents per share.
competition
The
name.
vacuum
of
devices
devices
The
of
to
as
spite of the printers'
higher
on
morn
organizational setup.
division.
five
agent
transfer
^■;
income
of
name
converters, rectifiers and diodes—with particular
instrument and controls applications. The possible utiliza¬
Friedrich
a
exchange loss amounted to $100,082,282
1958. Net earnings were $13,086,774 or
loss in
$4,067,922
taxes
Sales
In
corporate
new
(near Phoenix)
newly completed plant with research and development facilities.
catalytic
1958.
over
Exchange
income
change the
announced
solar
Dr.
a
number
he said,
plant's
this
the
of
par
Corp.
Paper
Consolidated
was
to
was
Controls Company
continue
Electron
and
produced
the period.
unit,
crude
appointed
value,
.......,
....
cents
of
sales
1958
tion
voted
it
795.
p.
Co.
The
25,
1960 and has since operated
Mr. Diwoky stated, numerous mechanical and
1959
of
have
Corp.,
of 366 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration statement
on April
25, 1960, covering. $1,000,000 of Plans for the
these
of
closer
the
$95,846,215
1958.
per calendar annum
common
of
increase
tons
share
brand
headquartered
tubes,
Louis Putze,
sion
an
with
Change—
Co,
the
said
development,
191,
devices—silicon
operating
1960
nine months of 1959, newsprint shipments lagged
previous year. However, under the Impetus of
in North American
newsprint consumption,
total
first
the
those
Total
end
Controls Company of America on April 26 announced that its sub¬
sidiary, Solid State Electronic Controls, Inc., has beep merged into the
parent company and will operate as the(.^lectrqp piyisipn^,
-.
Feb.
1667.
24,000
mill
the
SEC
the
($10
on
Manhattan
Chase
31,
Electric
Electronic
Chairman,
111.
tubes.
emphasis
Computer Usage Co., Inc.—Transfer Agent—
shipments
Co.—Name
Cetron
"Cetron"
Geneva,
engineering,
by
steady
rod
900.
p.
Continental
1960.
Mcllvaine,
Controls
The 1959 first quarter net income
company's 1959 annual report to reflect
Jan.
on
However,
a
spite of
Welin's most important customers
began at a new rubber insulated
of
some
Electric
of
name
This firm,
Co. Inc.—Shows Loss—
difficulties delayed the start-up of
cracking unit until April 11.—V. 191, p. 383.
During
in
physics field, has been
operating
behind
$38,313,850
Cable
plant at Linden, N. J. Test runs at the new
September with full production anticipated by
year.—V.
A.
with
period.
1959
satisfactorily.
the
&
quarter,
operation
p.
Wire
cable
Accumulation of Shares
.
Payment will be made at
York, 140 Broadway, New
New
resulted
and
1959
recommended
The
from
registered
were
11, commercial production
April
and
will
totaled
was
was
$43,235,644
gains
Continental Fund Distributors, Inc.
Y
company has announced
in
the
first quarter of
restated in the
receipt of Insurance credits.
Roy J. Diwoky, President,
One
the
CCS'1 Hatfield
Division
the copper strike, unsatisfactory wire prices, adverse weather
has
delayed building starts, and by reduced earnings of the
Davit
and Beat
Division
caused
by the continuing shipyard
in
On
wire
tion
Co.
1564.
p.
Rico,
March
claim,
$234,589
figure
to
rose
said
of
Securities and Exchange Commission-
,
,
accrued Interest.
shutdowns
the
in
2,000,000
neraKh.«.etwE™rrao,tatocj? shaI1 .e fiald seven cents
.hare before dividends may be declared on the
strike
lead
including proceeds from a business
$13,426,336, as compared with sales of
$15,649,979 in the 1959 first quarter.
A net loss of $330,521 was
sustained
in
the
current
three
months
as
against
a
net- profit
capital
L\r,eVea U,e„a"d JSK lssuen' Wl" be ls!ucd ,ully pald and non-assessable
the following mattes'
" asae»£ment«- T"* «°<* is preferred in
pe
which
Welin
Inc.—Offering Approved—
Trust
191.
Puerto
and
interruption
of
nine months ending on
13% over the same period
share
Sales
1959.
Up-
the
increased
$1,134,374 compared with $937,257, equal
after preferred dividends, as against
was
common
Gordon,
rectifiers.—V.
-::y
^
plus
Guaranty
sales
Sales
sales
caused by
The
additional
an
100%
Ponce,
lower
for
corporation
while
income
per
fiscal
in
S.
sold
and Exchange
Y.—V.
difficulties
To
PROCEEDS—The company will apply the
proceeds of this offering in
payment of the expenses of the issuance and sale of the
shares offered*
secondly, to the current operating expense of the
company; the balance
vi
M.
sharply
these
speculation.
nf
at
N.
15,
kraft
EARNINGS—For the year
consolidated
cents
cents
Net
ago.
55
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$625,547
234,038
'
,
Redemption—
Morgan
York
$788,000
in
year
this
21%
rose
45
309,881
>■
$90,000,000.
at
1982
due
Federal
counties
286,481
n 011
1216.
closely identifies the company's business—the manufacture of electronic
tubes for industrial, military and commercial use, many of which are
$896,991
/
The corporation has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $610,000 of its 5Vz % debentures, series
their principal
five
$769,292
$188,212
76,176
"TV;''
sell
and
in
in
31
to
H.
$3,818,066 $3,979,590
; 3,048,774,
3,082,599
$1,311,257
685,710
$213,897
78,433.
opers.
ry.
income
Securities
Partial
prices
nine
expenses
1431.
p.
estimated
Dec.
redeemable at regular redemp¬
ranging from 106.96% to par, and at special redemption
prices ranging from 102.04% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
in
a
of
earnings
April 19,
Commission has issued an order, under
authorizing the New York holding company
1,400,000 common shares at competi¬
bidding. Net proceeds of the stock sale, estimated at from $25 to
million, will be used in part to pay $10,000,000 of bank notes and
financing part of the system's
1960 construction requirements,
tive
of the bonds will be used by
REDEMPTION—The new bonds will be
tion
191, p.
1958,
company to finance a portion of its construction program; repay
$4,000,000 of notes payable to banks under revolving credit agreements,
and
for other corporate purposes.
The company estimates that its
construction program will require expenditures of about $29.1 million
the
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$425,286
$418,426
211,389
230,214
revenue
oper.
issue
$25 million block of 30-year 4ygs.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
Net
March
company
Holding Company Act
to
the
in
.
Commonwealth Oil Refining
Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc. and Lehman
are joint managers of an underwriting syndi¬
15.—V.
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—Net
Continental
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
&
fr.
rev.
191,
The
the
notice.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Merrill
fered
electronic
Columbia Gas System,
H
prepay any one or all of the
interest
on
any
semi-annual
•
registration statement filed with the SEC on March 11
i9(jn
2,000,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be of¬
at
$1
per
share
through Huntley
Corp.,
was
withdrawn nn
April
■
*
,
vj; ;
covering
the
;
the
;
<<
.
oper.
ry.
—v.
for
.
Church
127,942
oper.
191,
$26
of
/,.
_.
$367,032
155,295
$321,317
Railway oper.
finance part
t^>
opers.
ry.
Colorado
being built? to the parish
addition will provide eight
of
Lady
Archdiocese
Minnesota,
PREPAYMENT—The
the
now
The
library.
of
the
in
authorized
been
addition
$164,000.
a
Church
corporation
has
issue
room
about
of
HISTORY—The
Church
as
note
nine
a
Archdiocese of St. Paul. The notes have
the Most Reverend William O. Brady,
President of .the,.Church corporation.
the
Excellency,
expenses
rf.
Period End. March 31—
SECURITY—Tfcp,jppt£s,()f yjjs -vss#$t,are a direct obligation of The
Church of Our Lady of the Lake of Mound, Minnesota,
a Catholic
Church
_
1960—Month—1959
$1,339,133
$1,445,981
1,017,816
,1,078,949
revenue
oper.
rev,
ry.
—V.
April 1,
interest from
April 1, 1970. The notes are in denominations of
Principal and semi-annual interest in payable at the
main office of The First National Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
1960
; -
..
has outstanding 495,000 shares of common stock
by 19 stockholders at 10 cents per share Man¬
Including James E. Stevenson, Jr., President own
now
officials,
350,000 shares.
'.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
&
Railway oper.
April 18 publicly offered $125,000 of
Church at par plus accrued
on
,
.
Feriod End. March 31—
notes of the
coupon
development programs.
upon
acquired
were
Stockholders
Coupon Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., of Min¬
neapolis, Minn.,
_
._
504.
191, p.
Net
of Our
100.000 shs.
350,000 shs.
value)—
par
residential or commercial buildings and facilities
type
company
agement
The
the company will initially be limited m scope to
and the company has at present no inventory of
land, and no negotiations are being conducted for the purchase or
acquisition of land, either on its own account, or as agents for others,
43,069,469
41,007,955
The
<
which
, *
operations of
The
1431.
Church
(no
with ordinary land
ciated
—v.
$4,672,969 $10,862,012 $11,763,941
1,200,224
1 2,101,628
2,674,298
$4,122,843
898,065
ry. oper.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
14,968,857
14,316,205
exps.
fabricated
12,000 shs200,000 shs.
BUSINESS—The company was organized as a Colorado corporation
under the Colorado Corporation Act on Jan. 19, I960 and to date has
done no
active business. It is authorized 100,000 shares of common
stock without par value, and 350,000 shares of preferred stock without
par value, is authorized a board of five directors, and is currently man¬
aged by a board of three directors, leaving two vacancies, and although
vested with rather broad powers is principally interested in the field
of real estate, in the line of purchase, sales and development.
The general character of the proposed business intended to be done
by the company consists of real estate purchase, development, and sales
of improved
and unimproved land, interests in land and leaseholds^
either as principal,, or as agents for others. The operations may in¬
clude the subdivision of land, installation and erection of improvements,
division of prime leases into subordinate units, and the activities asso¬
stock
developments. Proceeds from the sale of the
$250,000 revolving fund for initial
of the construction of custom or nre
establish la
to
financing
properties to be acquired for sub-divisiom and shopping center develonments. The balance of the proceeds will be added to working
capital
and used for future acquisition and
development of real property
Outstanding
Authorized
.*
used
be
intermediate
Statement. Withdrawn—
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
1960—3 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
and
'
Railway oper. revenue— $18,439,048 $19,641,826 $51,869,967 $54,833,410
Railway
distribution of assets, on disso¬
the State of Colorado
:
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
r
both classes of stock.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
the
was
sub-division
will
stock
■
entitled to $1 distribution per
the company prior to any further,
distribution. Thereafter all shares shall participate equally on a sjiare
for share basis, pro-rata
according to the number of shares held, in
any further distribution. A partial distribution shall reduce the prefer¬
ential distribution by the amount of said partial distribution.
.
Pre-emptive rights to subscribe for additional issuances of stock are
afforded
company
residential
common
_
t
the distributable assets of
Preferred stock
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. March 31—
election of directors and the
rights in the company.
the
including
The preferred stock shall oh any
or otherwise,
of the company be
(c)
lution
Common
& Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Chicago
cents
shall be divested of any voting
stock
anr)
...
organized in February, 1960 for the purpose of
acquiring urban and rural real estate for development and Investment
The business will involve the acquisition of large plantations,
ranches
and farms for the purpose of dividing them into two or more similar
such operations, as well as other real property undertakings,
including
Tne
-
then
meeting
special
France,
Canada, England,'
191, p. 1320. v..'
,„
company
seven
pay
stock,
share from
ahead."
controlled
company.
shall fail for any two consecutive years after
per, annum per share on the outstanding pre¬
the preferred stock shall have the sole voting right
and each preferred share shall be .entitled to one vote per share m
such business of the company as may be conducted at any annual or
the
If
(b)
ferred
intensive
new,
a
.distribution.
participate equally per share, ip.any further
shall
1962
reported record highs in sales and
sales were $104,878,000 and net income
previously
Champion
consolidated
earnings:
was
first
consolidated
"it is too early
However, it ap¬
said,
results.
he
operations."
world-wide
and expenses of $40,000. The underwriter Is owned
by Billy J. Huntley ana Roger L. Murrel, officers 0f
share
per
for said calendar year. The dividends on the preferred stock
non-cumulative. Thereafter all shares, both common and preferred,
company
are
-
1960 is starting out satisfactorily."
that
For
a
our
present
to
us
pears
optimistic about its
high level, the company is
a
on
1960.
for
prospects
Monday, May 2, 1960
,
.
.
(1876)
Net income for the year 1959 after
p.
700.
at New
for
the
10.7%
all charges and taxes
$618,272, equal to $1.20 per share on the 513,501
standing at the end of the year. This compared
sales or
Increased to
shares out¬
net income or
common
with
Highended
year
over
equal to $1.13 per share, adjusted to reflect the
outstandlng at the end of 1959.
"Expenditures of about $17 million
construction
•meeting the
19
5478,609 in
I'1"!5:
num-
Financial Chronicle
"
expe»di"ures durlng the year 1959 amounted t0 $584,823,
planned during 1960 for
are
provide:'increased-service
of
that
topresent
customers
customers,.",he, said. .,On April 20
public financing-was contemplated,—V. 191,
no
new
new
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur Co.
below.—AT.
188,
*
1154,
p.
At
told
1564.
p.
meeting
a
March. 2S, i960,
on
feoard 'of directors' d'ecilired
the
44)
(No;
$698,365
$654,737
$249,609
' $238,825
551,102
547,647
177,600
191,341
$147,263
$107,090
$72,009
$47,484
65,625
43,505
32,880
19,765
$81,638
earnings
$63,585
$39,129
$27,719
(incl. interest
depreciation)
Expenses
Denver & Rio Grande Western
RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—R. W. .Pressprich. & Co. and Assohy?0nm An eleventh- plant, to be built in Australia, is being designed
ciates on April 27 publicly offered an issue of the Road's
pa
(negotiations are underway for other plants.
\
$2,100,000 4%% equipm't trust ctfs.y series Y, to be dated
anAnnroximateiy 50% t more - "Poz-O-Pac,'/ the Corson-patented road
..June 1, 1960.
material, was used in highways;-.runways, parking lots, etc;-in
The group won award of the issue the
fa&bG
Cnlao
nf
crnntln fvo pflnne
J A
than in 1958. Sales of magnetic fractions extracted from fly-ash
/same day on its bid of 99.27% for a 4%% coupon. Moodys'
J9 person's exclusive process is expanding rapidly. "Home-Crete," Corrating for the issue is Aaa, while Standard & Poor's
Vc rio-it-yourself mortar mix,
gravel mix, sand mix, continued to
rating is Al-f-. Associates in the offering were Dick &
Se into widening markets during 1958.rri
!
dies of products distributed, but not manufactured by Corson,Icon- ;, Merle-Smith & Freeman &
<- . - a >
tinuea to account for a growing part of overall sales, company offiCompeting bids came from
a
of $1.75 per share on the 7% cumutativO preference
shares for the quarter ending May 31, 1960, payable June 15, 1960, to
shareholders of record on May 31, 1960.
Period End. Dec. 31— "
1959—9 Mos.—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
dividend
Gross
go
♦„nroduction at Dolomite, Utah, using the Corson-patented lime
[n Ltion process, making it the tenth plant operating under Corson
Taction
maxing
tue teutu pmni
,
and
Net
*
earnings before
income
taxes
,
u
Earnings
East Kootenay Power Co. Ltd.—Dividend &
while
he
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—Interests Sold—
See
;.
officials reported that the Plintkote Co. is about to
corson
this paper
and
the United States.-
to
needs
'
up from
is one of the oldest and largest lime
Inc.,
Corson,
producers in
tnnp
and
chairman of the board and Bolton L. Corson, "presreport to stockholders, stated that plant and equipment
their
in
f
.The Commercial
.
Corson,
L
nin
.
1958,
in
$580,53/ '
bcr
Number 5947
191
Volume
Taxes
„
4,neo
.
m a
'
ai..
Profit
.
the
for
period
iosq
^The^extended
ply
R.
from
the
Dec.
due
•
■.-•/.
4
associates
scaled
1,". 1960,
June
1,
the
issue,
maturities
1975, U
/
.
-
to
out
v
of
the
certificates
Commission.
Proceeds
the
will
is
partially
$2,895,500.
Agency
of
Dover
:
,
and
-
the
Trustee
First
in
New
National
York,
Bank
increase in sales
of
$2.01
reported
company
share
D.
in
at
year
sales
Dover
Dover,
,
industry
and
home
building,
1959
and
V;'V;;
improved
lines,
product
;-'
trailers
present
the
under
time, the- company manufactures six lines of boat
nwndfUThd All-^iftWlfch'n Trailer."
These trailers'';
order
facilities
its
for
the
(.manufacture
of
products
boating
keep'jikiie With ;the"demand for sUch products.
to
oil
time,
the
markets
in
its
trailers
and
casters;
Chain
Rcaloclc
Link
Co.
division
(a
of
Corp.), which manufactures chain link fencing,
which
Fuel
'
to
or $2.60 per
$1,924,218 or
$36,719,076,
were
equipment. The plant
three
and other
metal
products
fabricators
into
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
'
The
five
Chemical
chase
and'if
as
common-
the
holders
-...Defense Electrunics,
The
*
■
«
area,
or
TO
PRESENT
$2.24
share
per
ended
During
73,000
ol. warrants
-
of
000,902
29,
$1.59
exercise
.
»-
to
stock
to
Aoril-12--'filed-tetter•
on
Net
Delaware
&
Hudson
Period End. March 31—
sucker
expenses
3,799,861
3,392,803
opers.
$1,522,001
$1,884,149
$4,567,543
$4,467,564
income...
255,955
556.706
1,005,519
1,180,490
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
191,
1433.
p.
The
be
and
Oil
seeking
and
«a
vay oper.
nauway
Net
revenue-4
$4,214,772
'
General
1960,
to
rev.- fr.
ry.
opers? "
$4,066,288
$11,976,201
9,257,940
of
subsidiaries
three
located at
Ohio; Louis-
$1,057,205
<
$1,030;538
T
,
.
-v.
191,
p.
1431.
•
,;
The
SEC
"
Sales
1960.
of
period
per
period totaled
for-the
Lackawanna
were
1959,
common
net
operating
were
months
$16,144,243,
ended
59
or
End. Mar.
share,
on"
income
was
fl'0m
exps.
-
p.
$538,694
$631,726
$1,696,347
at
company
150,480
,.1,100,772
.1,053, 682
$30 per
share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used lor the
190, p. 1178.
The
Net
Net
rev.
fr.
totaling
sales
$114,966,756,
forthof/i
budgetqUai^er °f 1960 Was better than anticiPated in the com"
fof^P available for common stock amounted to $1.01 per share
Pany's
Per
sh/,!
endino-
? st°ak for the first quarter of 1960 compared with 98c
f the first quarter last year. For the 12-month period
?rc.
,31, 19eo earnings amounted to $3.23 per share of
onS|OC in coniparison with $3.02 per share for the 12 month
vr
commnn
perinri
period
ending March 31,
stated:
"We
1959,.
continue
to
be'- optimistaic
about
the
growth
ln-;ss throughout the Delmarva Peninsula, and we antici»
Wil1 show a higher level of business activity than dur-
Pate tvt
ln'g 1959
Proved^fh Sa!ne
tlme Mr> Hyer announced:
"Stockholders today apE°ard
f e
lwo-for-one split of the common stock proposed by the
3,000 orr
~.\rectora last December, and also approved changing the
Per shl
'zed shares of common stock of the par- value of $13.50
i
Ab
profit
after income
Feb.
cents
Earned
Net
of
assets—
the
29,
reported
company
V
-
191,
p.
"
74,140
„
.
$136,381'" $81,582
income---
,
>"'33,499
1433.
Period End. March 31—
;
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
holders.
.
.
/' $244,870
•; •
* /
'* 71,870
$76,191
*45,352
.
has
registered
$257,875
5 $162,808
$574,349
$428,959
124,249
49,175
188,965
191, p.
57,963
.!.
The
1958.
10
Inc.,
turer
This
latest
Optics Mfg. Corp. of
closely
Dynex's
recent
purchase
of
Philadelphia.
announcing the purchase
Isay Stemp, Executive Vice-President, will be in charge of Matronics,
•which
will
operate as 'a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Dynex, Inc.—
191,
P.
certifi
t°' ^ necessary for stockholclers to surrender out-
Eastern
States Oil Co., Dover,
Del.—Files With SEC—
'
The
The
and
company
covering
offered
at
in
fiscal
1959
and
over
Formed—
Be
Uranium
Corp.
and
Radorock
Resources,
shareholders of both corporations at separate
held in Nevada on April 22.
The surviving corporation will
by
Federal
as
Resources
Corp.
will be effective at the end of April. Shares of prede¬
will be exchanged for shares in Federal Resources
companies
on
share-for-share
a
Stockholders
told
were
basis.
: " "
it
that
the
is
present
intention
of
the
pay-two 5c-a-share dividends annually.
Federal
Resources
Corp.,
which will operate uranium, silver
and
beryllium ventures formerly controUed by the two corporations, will
have
headauarters
in Salt Lake City.
Federal Uranium and Rado¬
rock have had several common interests in the past,
including joint
corporation
surviving
mine
at
ore
of
of
which
profit;
uranium
the
bodies
ore
Conjecture
jointly
with
stage,
others
is
60%
a
in
the
silver mine
development
company include: The Radon
producing, high grade uranium
inte est in a uranium mill and
Gas Hills area of Wyoming: con¬
merged
the
substantial
advanced
p.
operations.
several
on
properties
Utah,
a
ad^c°ut,
trol
to
southeastern
in
in
and
to
Idaho, which is in the
interests in two companies
the beryllium field.—V.
190,
northern
eaual
enter
1178.
$1
April 14 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
on
200,000
per
proceeds
are
operating oil
to
be used for
company
expenses
notification with the
cent.) to be
ipar one
incidental to developing
property.—V. 189, p. 2241.
Jamaica, N. Y.—Files With
Commission—
Federated Electronics, Inc.,
and
Securities
The
SEC
New
Exchange
corporation on April 25 filed a letter of notification with tho
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at
$1
per
share,
through
J.
B. Coburn Associates,
Inc.,
covering
offered
York,
The
N.
Y.
proceeds
Filtrol
Gross
SEC
represents a 119%
and that net income
also
1949,
both
'
increase
Corp.—To Merge—
to
are
be
used
income
income
in
for
general corporate
purposes.
Corp.—Annual Report—
1217.
0 9'000.000 scares of the par value of $6.75 per share."
'
since
than sales
p. 460.
12.1%
said:
expanding by
closely related
V.
this
Corp.—To
Federal
of
merger
lorn eci
of Matronics, Robert V. Nicolosi, Dynex
"This is another step in Dynex's plan to continue
acquiring companies whose products or services are
to Dynex's specialized engineering and manufacturing
cababilities.
Since Dynex is already producing clutches, gear reducers,
variable
speed
governors,
and
similar computer '• components, our
acquiring a computer manufacturer is a natural."
Mr. Nicolosi. also
pointed out that Dynex's recent public stock offering, which has re¬
ceived "excellent" public support, will be greatly strengthened by the
acquisition of Matronics.
In
President,
th°Ummay 16 there
sending
follows
190,
Uranium
approved
known
This
acquisition
that
out
a
Uranium Corp., below.
mereer
was
Com.
112%
a
.
$33,883,365,
to
income
rate
Resources
Federal
The
not
greater
a
period.—V.
represents
and
-
amounted
points
report
volume
sales
in
,
Federated's
in
year
Principal
Syosset, L. I., N.. Y.> designer and manufacturer of electro¬
instrumentation, has purchased Matronics, Inc., manufac¬
of the Mastermind Computer and Digital Data Storage System.
,
See Federal
Inc.—Acquires—
mechanical
'•
'*
.
taxes
after
income
cessor
opers.
ry.
.
an increase
1949.
/. .
since
increase
be
?l'960LLMorith—1959 '/ I960—3 Mos—1959
$588,000 / $510,000
$1,581,000
$1,427,000
'
330,125 '
347,192
1,006,651
998,041
Sales—
computed on the average number of shares
respective years, were $4.01 in 1959 compared
with $3.65 in 1958/
/, .
Retail
sales -for
1959
reached $759,918,955,
an
increase of 8.1%
over
sales for 1958. This is the 21st consecutive year that Federated
meetings
' !
-
7
v."
-
Federal
,
ooer.
24(48.
Earnings' :per/ share,
outstanding during the
;
1960—3 Mos.—1959
income—
1772.
fr.
rev.
ry.
expenses
oper.
190, p.
Fiscal 1959, Federated Department Stores, Inc., attained its
greatest per share earnings, sales volume, net income, and dividends
per
share,
it was reported by Fred Lazarus, Jr., Chairman of the
Board, and Ralph Lazarus, President, in the annual report to share¬
revenue!-' '
oper.
$1,850,704
During
$582,800
$1,614,054 ' $1,464,863
501,218/: 1,369,184
1,388,672
483,397
723/566
$2,029,582
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—Record Net,
net
per
i,' .$619,778vi-
♦263,152
723,566
r__
loss.—V.
♦Denotes
—;—__
shares
common
current
♦263,152
taxes
sliare__"
common
per
Number
1959
$1,462,559
181,770
82,610
11c
:
with 26,193,220.
,
will be issued to each holder of common stock
ii'icate n! PanX«of record at the clo&e. of. b usiness op ApriL-19 A certhe nor vr,iCer
ates for a number of shares of common stock of
coininnn
of ^P-T5 per share equal to the number of shares of
statedregistered in the nam1* of the stockholder. Mr. Hyer
°f
.
telephone
a
i960
31—
Net
as
1960—Month—1959
,
opers.
ry.-
oper,
ry.
Dynex,
of the Wilmington, Delaware company inders at the annual meeting, that the company's business
of
$3,997,709
Months Ended March
before income taxes
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Light Co.—News—
/p/?yer- PresIdent
fo™
.
.
operation
sales
participation
&
7 \
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—Earnings—
Six
profit
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
—V.
Delaware Power
;/
April 19 filed a letter of notification with the
ehares'Odf^common stock (par $20) to be offered
on
2,600
Net
1959
31—! •>. i960-^-Month—1959 -i960—3 Months
$467,236 -;-' $1,761,661 ; $1,089,857
$694,272
Period End. March 31—
$1,357, 482
476,015
ry" °Per-
1432.
'
$41,768,855,
$511,353,127.
revenue-.' «v
oper.
Railway oner, revenue.Railway oper. expenses
RR.—Earnings— /
I960—Month—1959
1960—3 Months—1959
$6,129,813 $18,173,597 $17,764,859
5,825,070 ;
5,498,087 •.16,477,250- 16,407,377
with
of Clarinda, Clarinda,
Telephone
Net
compared, with $81,in 1959.;-U. S. and foreign income taxes for the
$53,704,461 as against $39,232,047... Depreciation and
$61,475,000 in I960 and $62,145,000 in 1959. Shares
taxes
27,317,380 compared
three
♦Deficit.—V.
0per' revenues, $6,363,764
ay
ioi°Per- deficit
—V
v-
Western
&
Equity
comply
to
Company Act and
investment company.—V.
an
$576,006,389.
pared with $20,864,000 in the preceding year.—V. 191, p. 700.
-
Rnm!!i°d End' Mar" 31—
!
1,562,379
as
Mutual
covering
The
Delaware,
Ra
1,700,878 /
Corporation,
America
.
Duluth, Missflbe & Iroii Range Ry.—Earnings
$2,804,884
$2,718,261
viyn,°Per: income.:./V 691,500 -..,'554,987 '
Equity
of
Investment
register
Farmers
are
while
th«-"'-! Railway
$11,787,263
: 8,982,379
Corp.
the
of
(U. S. D. C.,
General Corp.,
anti-pyramiding
to require Equity
188, p. 2245.
April 21 the filing of court action
require
to
Iowa—Files With SEC—
and
'
-
1960—3 MoS.-^1959
3,157,567/" 3,035,750
oper,- expenses.
Refining Co., below.
Development
the
*!'
Refining Co., below.
other
rods
/ Taxes for the three months were $14,206,967 as against $12,876,148,
depreciation'and amortization amounted- to $20,390,000 com-
.
pur- ' "
Corp.—Earnings—
"
10,859,673-
> *
announced
SEC
Del.)
prohibitions
-
Alberta,
Edmonton,
at
$14,199,023
9,731,460
$15,427,216
-Equity Corp.—SEC Court Action—
;•
started
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$5,276,951
See Humble
new
the
*
RR.
manu¬
magnetic
Enjay Co., Inc.—Merger—
fund.
1960—Month—1959
and
wound
Enjay Chemical Co.—To Be Formed—
'
in 1960, Mr;
during the, 1960's
expected to begin operations in
divisions
satellite
and
designs
and
$5,321,862
increased-at
reserve
missile
transformers
revenue..
oper..
increase
a
nation's
Magnetics
Custom
precision
t
oper.
ry.
—V.
over
and
the
of
many
of
components.
Net
equipment, working capital
of
programs.
line
broad
a
See Humble Oil &
share, on sales of $182,239,906.
comparable period in 1959, net - income was. $1-3,740,011, or 52
cents per share, on $169,471,748 iri sales.
Earnings before taxes were
$30,351,210 compared with $26,618,159. ' V- ^ r - j
/
In
Jperiod
: 'with
-nf-
were
were
the
income
r-
liicv/Rockvill^/Md.—File
Exchange .Commission-^
corporation
J/7
.//"
/.
p. •• 1432*
For
V 73,0Q0:Wts/
rights
reported
months
outstanding
-
/v ?335,000 shs.,- S
their
before
amortization
incorporates
common
part
guidance
and
divisions
other
Co.—Earnings Up—
same
to
Earnings
nine
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
shares
integral
an
factures
reported
net Income
of ' $61,262,295, . or
common-stock-, outstanding,., for the, nine months
of
Feb.
the
amounting
-
.-/
''RV« VV';«
FINANCING
.'.'-^-Authorized
warrante-i// t// 73,000 wts.
stock.—-V.. 191,
Securities anct
/
Florida
come
last "week
company
period
and Babcock-Davis Co.,.
items./(-,/,- ,y ,\/7
par)—,
purchase
'"'This figure does not include
issued
South
EFFECT
-/-*-»•-;
-
($0,10,
stock
the
fabricated
GIVING
-:
Common
in
its ,own
proprietary products consisting of variable frequency power
low frequency super-power amplifiers, and secondary fre¬
inertial
,
"•
company's
Dow
1'"r
flag poles, ceiling and roof access hatches.•
rule, the company purchases the above V mentioned
general
a
of
"the
that
v"
manufacture
to
is
t
founded in 1952, is a manufacturer of low frequency, 6igh
electronic* energy' conversion units, and has created a broad
standards required throughout the electronics industry.
These
sophisticated power converters and complementary products, have be¬
com-
-,i
"
•
stockholders
the ..company
has
announced
the common
Y.,
of
company.—V.
products from each of these manufacturers, for- its own account, on a
discount basis, and either resells such products to building contractors
.
plant
N.
82%
quency
Net
'i-z
"
construction
Dover
York,
New
approximately
of
converters,
greater than
were
manufactures,
As
such
well
that
new
a
for
,-A
con¬
Oklg.; Memphis, Tenn,;. Madison,; Ind.;-Cincinnati,
ville, Ky.]1 Redwood City, Calif., and at Chatham, Ontario, and Edmon¬
ton," Alberta, Canada.—V. 188, p. 1716. /"
'!/'V-.;
Iron
&
on
added. ,"
other
Colorado
second
Tulsa,
-
boating
equipment through approximately 35 dealers in.the South Florida area.
The company also acts as distribtuor for such manufacturing con¬
cerns as All Metal Partitions Co., which manufactures office and toilet
partitions;
Albion
Industries,
Inc.,
which
manufactures
industrial
company
outlook
encouraging/^!r
reported
The
the company lias designed a combination tent and boat trailer which is
fitted with sleeping accommodations for overnight; campers'.1
At the
present
that.; "tho
\
"
addition,
In
added
most
he
to carry boats that range in size from 14 feet' to 20
feet, and retail at prices from $165 to $325./The company intends to
increase
is
He
designed
are
Durham
Canada
i
the
was
be' introduced
,to
Corp.,
Conversion
the. acquisition
Period End. March 31—
'Pointing out tnat several-of. the Dover, divisions have developed
products
-
'
line
,
.
-,
by
'
/-•-/•
.
1432.
p.
I
advised
served
.
,
are .attributahle to substantially
improved conditions in the domestic oil well equipment industry, served
by our Norris Division; and to a high level of activity in the construc¬
two subsidiaries." '
•
-
Behlman,
power
increases; in .1959 sales, and earnings
tion
17,500
$10,219
Energy Conversion Corp.—Acquires—
Energy
21
Railway
It
compared
in
17,500
$21,629
Engineering Co.
of Los Angeles, Calif., and its
subsidiary,
Custom Magnetics, Inc.
The acquisitions were arranged
through
Electronics
Capital
Corp.,
capital
bankers
for
Electronic
Energy Conversion Corp.
?/
7',"
"
*
.
'
Railway
for
\
president,
52,500
$11,085
Behlman
of
industry,! homes,
1958.
end,
April
.
stock
increase in net earnings
net earnings .of $2,559,821,
1959
1958.
Durham,
191,
.
33%
over
pared to $27,718,180 in 1958..
F'red
/
products
a
/■/;//.
52,500
$29,138
Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
'•./.•
outstanding
share
per
1959
'//./'•/■"
"
common
Denver.—V.
.
"
equipment,
-
.
that the company's earnings, and sales
year
the-year before;'
The
in
Y.';;
N.
Corp.—Annual Report—
32%
a
secutive
.,
'
Wi
G.
R.
v
■
"
directly to building contractors.
cer-'
.
D/ &
new
.
7
The corporation, v manufacturers
of
buildings, and defense, has announced
.
recently, the company has also been engaged in the manu-' j.
products for the boating industry, such as boat trailers,' i
boat hoists, davits and outboard motor dollies.
In addition^ the .com¬
pany maintains the- only woven-wire operation in South Florida, and"produces wire partitions and security guards.
The company fabricates aluminum,
bronze, steel and miscellaneous
metals.
Its principal products
include steel stairs, ornamental iron,
aluminum,
bronze
and railing
specialties, ..together' with numerous *
other
steel
iterps
required
in building construction, .such
as. door",/
frames and access hatches.
Other product's fabricated by the Company
include warehouse trucks, hand trucks, barrel cradles,' skids, storage'
'•
racks, security guards and wire partitions.
These products are manu- sold
for
.
on
subject to approval by the Interstate
7; ■/';/v > ;;;//:.
'
,,
finance
TRUSTEE—The
of
the
Electronic
.
yield
.
More
At
4.70%
to
'/,/
amount
to be
due'(semi-annually Dec. 1," 1960June 1,
1975
inclusive. To be issued. under
the Philadelphia Plan.
Unconditionally guaranteed as to principal ' and dividends by The
Denver
&
Rio
Grande Western Railroad
by endorsement.
Principal
■; and dividends payable semi-annually June 1 and Dec. 1 of each year,
.beginning June 1, 1960 at the office of (the Trustee in Denver, or at
the
factured for and
retail
at
.
Metal Fabrications," Inc., was incorporated under
State of Florida on May 21, 1954. Since 1954, the
company's main executive offices, sales "office, warehousing and shop!"
facilities have been located at 4798 East 10th Lane, Hialeah, Fla.
/•*.
The company Is engaged in the fabrication of metals into products
used in the construction trade
for commercial, industrial and resi¬
dential structures.
These products have been utilized in the construc¬
tion of such structures as hotels, institutional and government; build- /
ings, industrial plants and residences in Florida and the Caribbean ..
facture
"v;
-;
and
estimated, to
cost
/,-■ $.70,000 principal
BUSINESS—Dade
area.
for
falling
Commerce
PROCEEDS—rOf the net proceeds, $26,0p0 will be used for purchase
of land and erection of a plant thereon; $30,000 for additional tools,
machinery and equipment for both the fabrication and boat trailer-:
plants; $10,000 for boat trailer delivery equipment; $40,000 for in¬
creasing inventory of raw materials; $10,000 for selling, advertising
and sales promotion; $34,000 for additional working capital.
of
4.25%
Issuance
>
Fabrications, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
__r, A. Holman & Co.,
Inc., of New York City, on '
April 20 publicly offered 200,000 shares of common stock ;,
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share. / ; ;
//''•/!' 'J
'
laws
v
Pressprich
tificates
Dade Metal
the
•
W.
'
V/
J;-'. / /
Electronic
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 99.22 for
Salomon.Bros.. & Hutzler, 99.6123 for a 43A%
and
coupon,
coupon.
dividends
Surplus for the period
—V, JL87, p. 2799,,
v
1.. ::
•
-
*
said.—V. 190, p. 970.".'
officers
4%%.-
a
steel strike had an effect on operations of the comlast half of the year by substantially reducing demand
?nr limestone which is- an important, .ingredient In the'production'of /
!fpel This situation .praved the effectiveness of the diversification proavoni which Corson has been developing for the past decade, the com¬
during the
nanv
Preference
19-59
in
1959
was
was
$16,635,000
and
$2.74
per
$3,611,000
or
$16,661,000 in 1958. Net
as compared with
share
$2.14 per share in 1958. Depreciation and amortization
were'$1,087,000 in 1959" and $1,615,000 in 1958. Plants and equipment
are
carried
at depreciated
cost which is a small percentage of the
$2,820,000
or
replacement value. Federal
tax on 1959 income was $1,439,000 as com¬
pared with $772,000 in 1958.
Research, development and
engineering
staffs
are
engaged in
the
6
present
of
improvement
and
products
and.
processes
also
on
In
announced
SEC
April
on
mission
.
Fort Worth
Railway
expenses
oper.
$6,151,887
5,049,170
$6,092,498
4,385,774
$2,181,918
1,636,217
$1,994,948
1,441.386
Railway oper. revenue
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
oper.
ry.
—V.
191, p.
ry.
class
of
385,922
'•
SEC—
Tne offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by D. F.
& Co., Inc., for wnich it will receive a selling commission
share.
Bernheimer
underwriter is required to o.fer up to 25,000
selected by the company, and is will receive
share on any such sales.
The company also
has agreed
to give tne underwriter a four-year option to purchase
up to 30,000 Class B shares at $2 per share,
which may not be re*
oliered until six months after completion of the offering of company
stock.
k
The
company
was
incorporated in 1954 and is engaged in the
engineering, development, manufacture and sales of power supplies,
television operating and test equipment, closed circuit television sys¬
tems and related electronic equipment and services.
Proceeds from the
sale of the stock will be used in the amount of $100,000 for research
$0.60
©f
to
shares
share.
per
The
purcnasers
of
commission
a
30c
per
backlog
sales
of
balance
The
orders.
of
and
help
to
finance
proceeds
the
the
will
in
for
directors
a
60.4%
own
group
It
Eoard
the
Precision
General
of
and
D.
Mr.
Smith
W.
of
increase in sales and a 30.90%
increase in profits for 1959
as compared
to 1958 was announced by Fram Corp. on April 13 in its
annual report to shareholders.
•
Per share earnings were 32.36 in 1959 as compared to $1.81 for the
16.74%
previous year
1959.
for
the number of shares
on
outstanding on Dec.
■
.
1959
idated
for
based
.
According
$35,355,534
were
profit
net
president,
$2,079,762
was
sales
in
sidiaries.
growth
$1,588,831
to
"Of
in
ail of
made by
the
divisions and
company's
The
handled
owned
President
subsidiary.—V.
sate
at
long
range
for
program
$10
Blair &
The
Co., Inc.
4.
p.
of
it
is
to
which
-
organized
It
has
marketing research
such
companies.
used
for
The
these
company
of
which
amount
an
offered
underwriters
July,
1959,
engaged
in
as
.
and
in
by
small
business
methods,
and
The
net
finance
and
proceeds
from
the
and
sale
administration
the
of
stock
will
now
has
by
purchase
and
equivalent
outstanding 35.000 shares of common stock,
The Franklin National Bank of Long Island.
additional 6,000 shares so that it will own
1%
to
Goodman,
25,000 share:;.
the
to
E.
Herman
public
Franklin's
of
capital,
the
maximum
President
the
of
company,
All such shares will be
offering
less
price,
the
intends
purchased at
of
amount
a
the
to
pur¬
price equal
underwriting
commission.
The
serves
of
lists
the bank's
Arthur
T.
Roth
board chairman;
Textron, Inc.
Gamble
The
SEC
<-
Brothers,
company
on
12,590
covering
for
subscription
the
basis
$18.50
of
per
share;
made by Stein
Kentucky.
•The
General
a
share
shares
to
of
for
the
public,
Boyce
of
of
stock
record
$22.50
and
He
also
Vice-President
held
per
notification
(par
as
as
$5)
of
April
follows:
share.
Bankers
With
to
To
26
SEC—
with
be
offered
1960
Co.,
on
Inc.,
will
be
Louisville
'
Gas
on
on
to
be used
for
an
expansion
Corp.—Annual
March 29
reported
consolidated
or
net
sales
of
and
one
stock
A
per
Tne
common
company
75
at
Co.,
&
and
cents
offered
oe
price of
a
Texas,
underwriting
cents
to
are
at
by Leason
Corsicana,
The
'
-
$32,060 428
This
or
56
romnar#»»
is
to
offered
be
Inc.,
is
to
share.
Chicago,
be
&
32
and
consisting
unit.
The
William
Co.,
B.
Wichita
cents
the
\
,
class
.
of two
'
in
and
is
-.
successor
"The
A
general
proposes
acquired
patented
reduce
use
the
jet
proceeds
net
completion
integration
way,
company's sales
to
capital,
working
under
into
the
water-stream
program
production
a
The
of
this
plant
propulsion
company
of
stock' sale
construction
business
company's
installation
and
costs.
cf
unit,
of
i
&
for
of
"
r
boats.
shares
now
were
issued
to
•
given
the :
shares.
The
of
as
of
which
president.":
rev.
from
oper.
191,
p.
Greater
Common
shares of
an all-time high of 101.133,000 gallons
1958 recordsales
in
the
company's
made
ry. oper.
$3,468,607
$4,090,222
$8,130,211
$9,652,773
income—
1,270,564
1,564,096
1,963,795
3 270 947
1434.
Washington
Stcck
Industrial
Offered
—
stock at
Investments,
Inc.
—
Public
a
face
amount,
price Jfrom
Europe,
in
with
is
offering of 503,000
price of $10 per share was
on April 23 by an
underwriting group jointly man¬
aged by Johnston, Lemon & Co. and Auchincloss, Parker
added.
'
said,
:■
..
maintain
retail level
the organ
dealers ' to
for
"and
is
It
4
approximately
to
the
at
in
exclusive
r.v/
-
,r
that
society
the
markets.
headquarters
&
sta.ted
is devoting in¬
that, a sales di¬
London, has been
Also, the company
in
disclosed. .;
he
autumn,
last
company
He
position.
new
since
Europe
easier
Volkober
competition.
European
this
that
much
it
Mr.
the
to
he
$895
appointed
has been
Europe's
rejuvenated
..
..
.
pointed
economy,
' '■
he said.
that
out
sales
of
'
*f,} T,V<
Organ
Hammond
Western
Corporation,., a
wholly-owned. subsidiary,
plus
export sales
parent corporation account for
about 5%
of total billings.
company
19i,
said.—V.
has
sold
organs
in
than
more
60
foreign
countries, he
605.
p.
Offered
—
Westheimer
Company, of Cincinnati and Chicago, on April 26 of¬
fered to quick oversubscription 100,000 shares of Henry's
&
Drive-in, Inc.
common stock (no
Dealer's concession on the issue
par) at $2.50 per share.
20 cents. Books on
was
the issue have been closed.
build
of
drive-in
locations,
proceeds
restaurants
are
for
The
Chemical
Bank
New
egent for shares of
of the corporation.—V.
Hermetic
The
SEC
exemption
respect
Newark,
to
to be
sale
or
used to purchase new
to operators for
lease
and for working capital.—V.
transfer
stock
common
higher
.
v
over
told
PROCEEDS—The
1960—3 MonthS-^1959
Railway oper. revenue.. $18,547,410 $19,428,172 $52,991,263 $54,325,739
Railway operating exps.
15,078.803
15,337,950
44.861,052
44,672,966
ry.
in
range
makes
edge
"
Volkober
the
The
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
the
support
./ ■■
Henry's Drive-in, Inc.—-Stock
shares,
Jists Nicholas Savaino
prospectus
full
the
at
the domestic market,"
to
Mr.
Export
•
common
its
excellent
enjoyed
have
to
which is bringing about a
growth of the market for consumer durables, indicate that the same
relative
attention
must
now
be
given ,td' that market
as
is being
it i
promoters Hayden Leason,. Wm. B,
Robinson, Bala Williams, Jr., Vertex Corp. and Leason & Co. They ac¬
quired the assets of the predecessor for $53,000 and transferred same
plus $22,000 additional capital to the new company in exchange for
105,000
for
added
"Western
production methods
intends to manufacture fi¬
has outstanding 120,000
plan
an
attention
advertising
new
"
,
The company
Credit
Volkober
rector
and
by
berglass inboard boats incorporating patented "Hydrcjet" water stream
propulsion system, and part of the proceeds ($125,000) of this offering
will be used to develop the necessary production facilities to produce
such
only
.V
business."..
Mr.
recently
expansion
not
inventories
>,/
.
in
the
1957,
31,
March
sales
factory
inventories,"
them
creasing
program
a
ended
year
dealers
•,
instruments
new
adequate
gives
acquisition to the business previously carried on by Glass Craft Boats,
of Humboldt, whicn manufactured fiberglass pleasure boats. The
company
that
increased
%■',
$4,000 retail.
Texas.
v
1960
January
■
have
Commercial
Hammond
and M0
A
that
said
with
class *
Robinson
Falls,
class
per
but
sales."'".,
in¬
share,
the
'•
in
stated."'
declared
official
of $6,000,000 were now
forecast .in January..
as compared
with $2.85
excess
a
.
offering is to be
..
organized
was
units
per
William
Kara
commission
share;
per
in
$5.i5
$3.26
and
in
$4
continue excellent throughout the entire
line of Hammond organs, with shipments of all models'running well
ahead
of last year.
v
■
'
V/ V
Details of a
new
credit program,
first of its kind in the organ
business, were revealed by Mr. Volkober.. Under the plan Hammond
dealers,
through' arrangement
with
Commercial
Credit Corp., now
can
finance 100%
of. their purchases from the factory with no initial
equity, he said.
V
The
program
also permits dealers to write retail contracts with
as
little as $25 down for any model and to discount the contracts
$2.25
at
.
$5,750,000
of
excess
Hercules Powder Co.,
—
PhilHns' said JT'0rf tb,9n 9'7' ov*r lhe «»«• any'.
Phillips
major improvements were achieved
"
-
the
earnings
year
in
year
sales
of
He
Inc.,
V.
class
Tne
common
shares
common
underwritten
Co.,
the
and
common
and
Net
du?w ,°Q-?eneral Gas reached
'
,
be
previous year,, he
The
notification with the
to be offered aC par
'
land.
prior
level
'
share
per
Net
Mr
Mr,
stock.
common
Period End. Mar. 31—
income of $886,724
,0™
the
filed a letter of
of pieferred stock
would
jetail
Humboldt, Iowa, filed a registration statement
200,000 shares of Class A stock and 100,000
Great Northern
net
the
best
p.:797.
program.
Report-
1959
-
Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
covering
25
of
snares
the
are
15
snares
of
corporation
April
105,000
stockholders
The offering
Bond
the
10,003
Glass Marine
to
.
letter
a
share
each
a
Ky.—Files
common
stockholders
Bros.-&
proceeds
General Gas
cents
by
share
one
filed
14
chairman,
■
Louisville,
Arril
board
as
and Goodman is
April
191,
fiscal
result;
a
This
to
organized
sales for the Jyear ended March 31.
prior fiscal year and set an all-time
told
the Cleveland' Society of
Company
35%- above
Volkober, / Secretary,
dicated, as compared with the
(
was
resources.—V.
share*, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to purchase
This
on
as
Wash.—Files With SEC—
Co., Seattle,
on
corporation,
per
The
now
prospectus
as
covering
($25
A
an
Land
SEC
market natural
and
company
to
amount
which
it
will invest
in the
company.
The Employee Profit
Sharing and Benefit Plan of the Bank intends to purchase 5,000 shares
chase
Tne
in¬
activities
of providing
the purchase
providing
specialized
technical
services relating in general to
techniques and processes, sales
►
develop,
Colorado
Y
Co.—Earnings—•
.
of this offering was to obtain funds with
minerals and petroleum prospecting, exploration
a
air
Analysts at a luncheon meeting held oh April 14 in the
Club.'
M" " 1 < •
>. •
Billings totalled $35,800,000, against $26,497,000 in the previous
year, Mr. Volkober said.
The prior high was $27,915,000, established
in the year ended March 31,
1958.
•
•.
; '
Mr. Volkober told the analysts that earnings in the fourth quarter
ended March 31 wil be better than had been anticipated.
He said that,
purpose
a
■.'/
'
participating in various other
186, p. 2577.
.
/■'?
is
noted.—V.
Mid-Day
'
.
Organ
about
"
*...
also
Halligan
Security
Of¬
Stock
./-'■■■■/
involved.
was
pursue
Giant
public
be $1.00 per share.
a
business
any
for
headed
purposes.
held
is
will
bank
be
to
of
group
advisory
be
all
in
not
debentures,
to
The
a
and counselling
development, manufacturing
product
and
stock,
common
Inc.—Common
It
company
Mr.
high.. John .' A.
on
development program.
explore,
that its business will consist
selected companies principally through
certain
convertible
assistance,
of
through
expected
.
capital to
Hammond
said. n'-/'
the aeronautical systems center, air
will - be administered by the Chicago
he
by
Dayton.
district.
electronics
contracts,
1960. were
be
awarded
was
command,
Hammond Organ
-
April 4 publicly offered 25,000
stock—no par value—non-assessable
common
PROCEEDS—The
and
underwriting commission will
The
was
company.
but
date
of
shares
share
per
company
vestment
formerly
Union >.
and
Western
offering price of $5 per share, as a speculation./No
an
underwriting
new
191,
Exploration,
GeoResources
shares
out,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
1,060,000
at
Inc.,
with
■*.;/.
•
/ v
I960, a new operating subsidiary, General Precision, Inc./
fered—This company
The corporation, of 925 Hempstead Turnpike, Franklin Square, Long
Island, N. Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on April 26
covering
Co.,
and
Corp.
by
BUSINESS—GeoResources,
Franklin
Kearfott
of
Aviation
Bendix
used in fulfilling the contract, said
vice-president of Hallicrafters: Most of
will
executive
Cnicago area,
air'Jprocurement
The
17 announced that it has been awarded a
contract for electronic equipment.
produce electronic equipment
designed to
and missile guidance systems used on the B-52
v.-,n>.
1
■ •.
who are included in the government's
program
the
contract
force
will
subcontractors
-Halligan,
in
materiel
consolidating four subsidiaries: General Precision Labo¬
ratory Inc.; Kearfott Co.; Inc.; Librascope, Inc.," and Link Aviation, Inc.
GPE today is a holding company expanding
in tne fields of elec¬
tronics, autronlcs and high precision technology.—V. 191, p. 1005. '
formed
was
the earnings picture," Mr. Belling said,
conditioning and
bacteria-killing air filter, This activity is
recently-announced Fram Aire Corporation, a wholly-
with a
the
by
with
F.'
are
The
April
air. force
radar
business
them
•''
-
Co.—Awarded Defense Pact—
firm
320
than
Robert
of
been
had
Telegraph Co.
thought
carefully
report cites Fram's progress in entering the air
market
and
/"" ■■v' .:'V
associated
maintaining control over expenses and operating costs."
heating
■
Smith
Mr.
been
sub¬
the still continuing
"is
for engine air filters,"
demand
company's
the
significance,"-he said,
particular
the
small
stockholders Mr. Belling indicated that continued in¬
were
"Another important factor in
"was
in
'
1956.
In the report to
creases
Ltd.
tries,
Ltd.,
M% Ml//V ;
six
;Y
More
been Vice-President and General Manager,
Division, and Managing Director in Japan of
a
subsidiary of Electric & MusicaL Indus¬
Record
Victor,
Victor
In January,
net sales
1958. Consol¬
compared
as
31,
RCA
RCA
■
consolidated
$30,284,677
compared to
as
1959
for
Belling,
H.
Theodore
to
bomber.
Murray had previously
Mr.
•
Corp.—Annual Report—
Fram
"vM
year
on
dollar
Chicago
disrupt hostile
elected
was
'
v.,
•
.
a
company
million
The
'X'v
President.
A
This
12
,
.
'587,599
,
-
.
space;
,
•
comjpany,
Mo.,
*
the
for
sales
$13,646,543
Hallicrafters
stationary
.
'
months amounted to $14,595,440, compared
earlier..,' Net earnings of $988,934 were equal
to 68 cents a share on the common stock, compared with $924,133, or
63 cents a year before.
.M,
s
-j
'
While the current year continues to show an improvement in both
sales and profits over the previous year, the results for
the quarter
ended March 31 were not up to expectations, according to J. T. Conlon,
ended March 31 were not up to expectations, according to J. T. Colon,
President. This condition, he said, is the result of curtailed automotive
production and a continued deferment of construction projects, both
having
been adversely affected by
the recent steel strike and the
unusually severe weather that has plagued ail sections of the country
this year.—V. 191, p. 385.
%
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:/
v;-: • ■//'/.://'/
of one type which is more than three times its $ize.
for identifying and con¬
or
526,859
■
-
Manufacturing Co,—Net Up—
City,
Kansas
Net
objects, and one such system has been
sold to a rapid transit system in a major city, for more efficient con¬
trol of public buses.
*•
.
■
V
On April 29,
1959, Mr. James W. Murray was elected Chairman of
moving
*
income/-1434.,
1
gain of 7.0%>., -•
a
with
computer is /
that its
Precision
General
a
$3,649,400 $4,451,392
>. • 892,584
1,210,342
" ' '
$1,399,291 ' $1,901,724
opers.
ry.
•
maker of glass fiber insulating
products, in the first half of the fiscal year ended March 31 reported
improved sales and earnings over a year before.
Sales were 6.9%
greater than in the corresponding period a year earlier; profits showed
developed an electronic tracer system
has
trolling
class A and 36.4%
of the
' : r!
1
B.
class
the
of
as
that
p.
Gustin-Bacon
/
the first digital computer launched into
the exception
with
outstanding 69,682.5 shares of class A common
179,248.5 shares of class B common stock, plus cer.aia in¬
debtedness.
Aloert J. Baracket; President, owns 52,009 shares
*56% V
of the class A stock and 55/236 shares
(23.4% > of the ciass B.
All
and
officers and
reveals
report
be
to
'
1
oper.
This
-
equipment is aboard every U. S. missile and military aircraft; and that
its desk size computer leads all other computers in total number sold,
has
company
' •/
annual
scheduled
promotion.
The
stock
1958.
The
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V." 191,
corporation's net sales topped the $200,000,000 mark for the
time. Earnings were slightly above $2.60 per common share after
preferential stock dividends, compared with no common' stock earnings
present
used
be
Net
since prior
General Precision Equipment Corp.—Annual Report—
cameras,
production
future
and
current
Net
of GIE
the stock
of
company
first
monitors and ether radar-television
opeiational and test equipment.
$200,000 will be used lor working
capital to permit increased efficiency in the purchase of parts used
in
that
revenue--
oper.
.
67%
owns
in
The
development,
product line of television
Railway
.
including engineering expenses, necessary additional
personnel and the acquisition ox additional test and measuring instru¬
ments lor the development of new accessory
products for its existing
and
Railway oper.
y
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.-^-lOSO
$6,854,389
$7,251,066 $19,296,442 $20,108,043
5,455,098
5,349,342 15,647,042
15,656,651
Period End. March 31—
exemption order under the Investment Com-
an
' V
"
and has owned a majority
to 1932. GIE became an invest¬
ment company after its assets were sold in December 1955." In a suit
pending in the U. S. District Court in Wilmington
it was claimed '
that Baldwin had acquired more than the permitted interest in said
investment company. Since at this time it is claimed that it would
be financially
inadvisable to sever the relationship of the two com-;
panies due to certain considerations/ a settlement of
the suit has:
been
agreed to by the parties which reo.uires Baldwin to apply for
an
exemption order.
'
;
V
,
The period of the exemption granted by the Commission will depend
upon the operation of the tax carry forward provisions of the Internal
Revenue Code of 1954 as applied to both companies; and the exemption
is
conditioned upon an offer by GIE to all holders
of its common
stock other than Baldwin, to purchase such stock at $20.50 per share,
or
at a price equal to 85%
of the average net asset value of each
share, whichever shall be higher/but in no event at a price exceeding
S2.25 per share.—V. 190, p. 2240.
'
'
Baldwin
interest
Road, Cedar Grove, N. J., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on April 26, 1960, covering 125,000
common stock, to be offered for public sale at $4
B
isrued
Incorporated.
'..•.v'
.'•■M-'
Commerce
36
statement
shares
per
of
firm,
$1,102,717
79,605
$1,706,724
138,568
140,537
Electronics, Inc.—Registers With
Foto-Video
This
tration
$545,701
$553,562
opers.
income
1433.
York
New
V-,
RR.—Earnings-
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
with respect to the relationship of Baldwin Securities Corp.,
investment company,
with General Industrial Enterprises.
Act
pany
has
SEC
The
,
stock, and upon completion
outstanding 539,126 shares of
$1
par
value common
financing, there will be
191, p. 1322.
^
the" stock.—V.
the company consists of
value of $1 per share. All
participate equally in the
will
capitalization consists of 600,000
Authorized
dividends.
the
current
the
of
Inc.—Order Issued—
General Industrial Enterprises,
Inc., 'with
of
par
a
and
rights
voting
equal
of
of
shares
stock,
common
have
payment
v
r
1960—3 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
class,
shares
stock
capital
having
CAPITALIZATION—The
one
immediatetly ahead."
/<
"Dryex Gasoline Plant," an extension of the "Dryex" Unit de¬
veloped by Delta Tank two years earlier, recovers both raw gasoline
and LP-Gases from natural gas streams. A total of. 18 "Dryex Gksoline
Plants" and "Dryex" Units were placed in field service during the year
by leading oil companies.—V. 190, p. 358.
'
Ry.—Earnings—
Denver
&
Period End. March 31—
Industrial Investments,
in Washington, is a registered closed-end and nonmanagement investment company under the Investment
Company
Act of 1940 and is a Federal licensee under
the Small
'»Business Investment Act of
1958.
The company will participate in
small business concerns by purchasing their convertible debentures and
such
other
equity
securities as future amendments to the .Small
Business
Investment Act of 1958 may permit, by making long-term
loans
to
such concerns, and by furnishing consulting and advisory
services; ■'/M/- ••
"
'•
< v •.*■
offices
diversified
years
The
lJjl, p. 384.
in the greater Washington, D. C.,
concerns
Washington
BUSINESS—Greater
executive
Phillips said that "present demand for the air-activated dry
transports designed and built by one division of Delta Tank
Co., Inc., a wholly-owned General Gas subsiaiary, is
greatly increased over 1959."
Reporting that Delta Tank's Oilfield Equipment Division completed
developmental work and began regular prcduction of its "Dryex Gaso.'line Plant" during 1959, Mr. Phillips said that "petroleum industry
interest in this patented equipment is presently at a hign level and the
outlook is favorable for an increased rate of sales of these units in the
reports with the Com¬
of trie Securities
■
1
area.
cargo
.
Act.—V.
business
small
industrial
the first time
a part of its
Manufacturing
of the company by Lection 15*aj
requirea
as
Exchange
purchase of controlling interest in
producer and marketeer of natural
through
of Houston, a
Co.
Gas
1
.
proceeds from the financing will be added to
the company's general funds and will be used to finance its principal
small
business
investment
company
activities of providing equity
capital, long-term funds, and management services to scientific and
PROCEEDS—Net
Mr.
■
of a Federal court order
and us officials from
issuance
28
(USDC,
ED La.i
enjoining tnis corporation
failing and refusing to make timely filings of
accomplished
was
Petro
liquids. Through that acquisition, General Gas for
in its quarter-century
cf business actually is producing
customers' LP-Gas requirements."
Fertilizers Corp.—Enjoined—
Flo-Mix
The
"This
gas
the first public sale of
the
preliminary
statement
a
Texas
last
market
LP-Gas
gallons compared to
378,000
with Shell Chemical Corp. for the production of
ammonium sulfate by Filtrol for Shell's account will, terminate Dec. 31,
1960.
A new
agreement effective Jan. 1, 1961, has been made with
Collier Carbon <fc Chemical Corp. of Los Angeles.
The plants of Filtrol are located at Vernon,
Calif.; Jackson, Miss.;
and Salt Lake City,
Utah. The corporation proauces ana sells several
types ol petroleum cracking, desulfurization and hydrogenation cata¬
lysts, adsorbents, decolorizing agents, desiccants/ gel type alumina and
ammonium
sulfate. Adsorbents are used in the refining of lubricating
oils, animal and vegetable oils,
fats, waxes and sulfur and for many
other purposes. All of the products made by Filtrol Corp. are subject
to keen competition.
''
"
Four dividends, each of 45 cents per share, were paid in 1959. Divi¬
dend
No. 67 of 45
cents per share was paid on March 14, 1960, to
holders of record on Feb. 26, 1960.—V. 190, p. 1733.
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
.
.
Redpath. The offering marks
company's common stock.
■>&
year
with distribution totalling 37,30,265,000 in 1958.
to districution of the company's 1959
annual
report,
Mr. Phillips
said tnst General Gas "completed the
groundwork and made its initial move toward vertical integration"
during the year. He explained:
industrial
new
products.
The
agreement
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1878)
191, p.
sites and
expansion
1434.
Inc.^—Transfer Agent—
Trust Co.
has been appointed sol®
York
the $2 cumulative
191, p. 1566.
convertible
class
a
Seal
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
.'
an order
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 witn
stock offering by this corporation, of South Sixth Street,,
has
issued
from
a
N. J.
-
Regulation A provides
.
a
conditional exemption from
.
registration with
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
notification filed March 19, 1959, Hermetic Seal prooffering 0f 100,000 common shares at $3 per share
DUblic
♦«
.
resPeCV
in
a
amount,
posed
pursuant1"
sUCh
Hunt,
and conditions , of
the Regulation were not, complied
certain w*
company's olfering circular is false and misleading,
with; rlirof certain material facts; that certain sales literature used
in resPlm-nnanv ralsely represented that the stock was registered; and
by thLp oJaregate amount at which the issue was offered exceeded
that^ao nno limitation prescribed by Regulation A. The order prothe
opportunity for hearing,
upon request, on the question
an-
vides
Vides_
cVimilri
mfldp
nv
Jruiv
whetnd
The
of
Hen/y ®.p
ti°a
tn
iS
Inc'game
^ ivpral
;r
Inland
The
the
balance
$2,250,983
its
of
obligation
Credit
Chase
class
stock
A
i960,
vffied
of
Bank
the
has
Agent—
191,
of
1487
.covering
750,000
$1.65
at
by
statement
shares
per
dealers
Bank
Northwestern
of
with
the
on
offering
bei
be
•
Co.'
private
The
:
placement
of 'the
notes
Doubles—
'>■ y
land
..
Center,
proposes
to
meet
\
the
portion
a
granted
financial
of
»}■'
"Officers
.7
20,
Trinity,
of
director
has
Texas,
by
and
offered
made
for
by
the
arrangements
completed
shares
is
export
Hobos'
combined
-
the
Southern
Home-Signal-Canada
total
miles
eight
of 4,115
depth
3,774
3,784
to
discovered
was
circulation
The
well
of
north
fighting
sales
The
foot
per
/
of
being alternately
large quantities
flowed
the
With
classes
per
is
by
on
of
acreage.
The
Oil
25%
Co.,
00.
total
a
to
of
half
Homo
5%.
to
-7
to
which, were
gradually
•
Oil.
.
record
rate
of
$1
142,800
per
$1.25
stock
the
prior
4,811
by
tions
fund
(excluding
-
31,
429
the
by
195R.
mutual
funds
1958,
•
Inc.
with
continued
class
to
date
by
be
of
Staces.
New
Inc.,
issued
and
:
'
'•
.
certificates
America,
York,
/,.
-
Investors
Syndicate
wholly-owned " susbidiaries,
.
value
compared
these
certificate
with
by
year,
5,407
1958.
In
10%
each
Oils
to
191,
Kern
and
.
the
while
as
the
-7
in-
loan
were
used
to
parent
companies
plus
'•
issuing
its
Co.,
of
New
maturity
force
for
stock
its
with
had
of
in
year-end
a
Dec.
on
1958.^—V.
31,
191,
p.
City
1960—Month—1959
oper.
revenue..!
Railway
oper.
expenses,
rev.
ry.
$3,830,956
2,188,795
dish-ianCf^ition' Eniay
in
sell
chemicals
markets.'
Export
E'sso
to
$1,642,161
$1,750,185
$4,593,484
$5,030,528
652,454
711,714
1,852,099
2,125,099
''
' '/'V,.-
1434.
p.
:
v
,
"
stock
—V.
order
violation
in
Income
sion°uHnn uJ' Davis-
into
merged
the
new
company.
President of Humble, said that the Enjay Diviand direct responsibility for all marketing
ml iVe cllar8'e of
f, Proc}ucts; the coordination of, suonles of chemical products;
mending m:ati?n of chemlcal research programs; and for recomlocation
,
,
p.
1629.
|!!s.si?,ns of
and
nature
01
investments.—
chemical
new
■
Hunt Foods
&
Industries^ Inc.—Merger Talk—
,
a
possible
merger
,
April 19.
fpL
•
,
vA
H
'
*
exphl««0sali
commontwo shnroe
•
««ies
j°
of
as considered by- these representatives, provides, for
13,4-"shares of Hunt common for one share of Wesson
one share-of HunL SlOO par Value 5% preferred for
Wesson
$50
par
value
4.8%
preferred.. This
proposal
profit
After
the
ne
announced April 21 entry of a
preliminarily enjoining Ken-Lab,
further offering and sale of Ken-Lab
Securities
Act
registration
requirement.
of
the
Co.—Net
of
said
coincide
in
now
is
South
board
the
President,
will
Ling-Altec, and James O.
-the
completion
of
the
of
that
with
the defense
for
progress
requirements
production
the
of
program.
scheduled for Continental's principal Dallas
Buckner Boulevard).
New construction will
This
for
million
nearly
to
purposes
said
30,000 square feet.
Continental is in
expansion
the
increase
1960.
at
sales
Ling-Altec
in
reflects
power
transmission
over
with
$75
56%.
the
million
sales
of
$48
is
producer
a
of
super
equipment
radar, sonar and communications.^V. i91r-p.-5.
domestic
21
In
sales
income
annual
the
the
the
of 9%
earnings
and
share on
per
net
outstanding
ascribed
of
for
$1.69
with
shares
;
prestressed
increase
an
increased
income
or
-
concrete pressure pipe on.
net income for 1959 and
1960.
the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1959, totalled $2,962,-
producer-of
reported
predicted
Net
1
Joint Pipe Co.—Annual Report—
Lock
pared
"y-
j
*
1,753,602
of
$1.58
or
/
•
•
Allan
report,
increased
outstanding in 1959, com¬
per share on 1,723,572
shares
$2,726,359
1958.
in
in
in
M.
Hirsh,
■
1
.
Joint's
Lock
Jr.;
profit margins
earnings to improved
President,
a result
as
$24,000,000 capital improvement program undertaken
last. 10 years and to continual efforts to control costs.'
declined slightly to $41,739,284
in 1959 from $42,607,518 in
1958 which Lock Joint attributed to a "combination
of
factors which prevented contractors from accepting scheduled deliveries
company's
the
during
'
line
approximately
to
about
of
increase
an
1959.
Continental
.i
Total
of
-
revenues
pipe." Reflecting these circumstances, backlog at year-end
than
higher
in
14%
was
1958.
told
Hirsh
Mr.
stronger"
with
capital
working
ratio."
1
to
5
a
"Financially,
stockholders,
Lock
Joint
alone
of
has
company
your
than
more
never
$21,000,000
;
.-
sales and earnings, in¬
creasingly improved proiit margins, some "attractive" foreign business,
and
a
further expansion
of research and
development
activities. A
new
"Research Center" at Wharton, N. J., is scheduled for completion
1960
in
anticipates
increased
1961.
January,
the
During
Maine,
completed;
Peru,
of
the
was
the
period
taxes.
This
for
$436,106,
was
compares
with
wood pulp products
as com¬
after all charges including
$384,155 in- the first three
dividends on the 4.8%
first preferred stock,
period was equal to 28 cents per share on the
for
for
the
outstanding March 31, 1960. On
same number of shares
the net profit for the same period in 1959
equal to 24 cents per share—V. 191, p. 605.
of
shares
Kroehler
common
stock
Manufacturing
of
company,
common
stock
for
culvert
a
dividends
at
now
in
and
level
$1.40
construction
new
in Southern
for the ci.ty
1574.
p.
Co.—Net—Forecast—
Lighting
stock
revenue,
supply pipe line
transmission line
water
water
new
189,
1960
earnings
meet
to
greater
at $2.08,
demands
industry
Long Island,
on
of
the
of
Board
the bright picture Errol
was
the
Doebler
Mr.
results
show
March
31,
budget
for
should
have
"Earnings
of
Based
estimates
1960
year
stated,
earnings
1960.
the
be
$2.08
good.
The
first
quarter
for the 12 months ended
quarter results and on out-
first
remaining
quarters, income for the
share. At the
March 1960
three
$2.15
around
been
share
per
these
on
W. Doebler,
for LILCO's shareannual meeting held
painted
company,
per
meeting the board of directors again increased the dividend by 10 cents
share
per
to the
from
"Earnings
$2 04
a
1958,
and
the
60
present level of $1.40. This is certainly a satisfactory
cents
per
share paid in 1951, less than 10 years
he added.
share,
per
gas
previous
on
Electric
share.
revenue
LILCO
revenue
at
stock for 1959r reached
million — $10 million over
common
was
$102
$33,434,000,
was
more
than $4
million over
year.
"that in 1949,
only $26 million. The
dramatic, going from
$14 million in 1949 tc. $33 million last year. With our total revenue
above $136 million, we have moved up in national standing and are
now
the 19th largest utility company in the United States."
is
hard
now
10
believe,"
LILCO's1
to
Turning
shareowners.
and
to
he
told the
shareowners,
years ago,
our electric
revenue
was
in
our
gas
revenue
was
almost as
slightly
1
construction
program
the
chairman
told
the
"Last year we spent $46 million for construction. This is
the amount we invested in 1958 for new property
above
equipment.
Expenditures
It is also higher than the average of
<n
1960,"
he
estimated,
"will
be
the past 10 years.
somewhat
higher—
item, $8 million, is for the
completion of the fourth generating unit at our Port Jefferson Plant."
He reported that the total cost of the generating unit would be about
$27Vz million. "Big as it is," he continued, "it will supply our growth
about
power
unit
vided
our
The
requirements
of
185,000
largest
only
kilowatt
single
until 1962. Looking back to 1946 this
capability would have comfortably pro-
entire system. Now it represents about 15% of
Expenditures for transmission and distribution
will be over $18 million. $11 million will be invested
for, our
capability.
power
total
facilities
in
million.
$48
in
LILCO's
I960
expanding gas business
191, p. 1324.
and $4'/2 million in common
plant
facilities."—V.
1958.
During 1959, > the wholly owned Kentucky subsidiary, Kroehler Mfg.
of Kentucky., with its plant at Louisville,-was liquidated' irtto the
Go
parent'" company.
for
attending the electric and gas utility?s
Hicksville, Long Island, on April 19.
one
with headquarters in Naperville, 111.,
of $80,890,945, and income after taxes
and
sewer
electricity and gas, and continued expansion in population, building
for
in
Co.—Annual Report—
had consoli¬
dated net sales
of $1,815,044,
or $1.75
per share of common stock, for the calendar year ended Dec.
31
1959.
This compares with consolidated net sales of $81,773,723
and income after taxes amounting to $1,405,389,
or $1.35 per share
This
two
acquired
Joint
strategic
a
other
Canada.—V.
Long: Island
Common
increased
just
provision
Lock
year
for
one
the
and
Winnipeg,
increase
manufacturer of molded
past
pipe manufacturing plants in Florida and. -is now in the process of
building a third
plant there. Two important. foreign projects were
only
Up—
1959.
pro it
1,476,836
,
of Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.,
the manQ„DUnt Foods and Industries, Inc., between representatives of
GeoehPc aeem«ents of the fwo companies, were announced by E. A.
Hunt ,7
President of Wesson, and Norton Simon, President of
UIU- on
Irc
the
Net
n,,
1 qn
111.)
of $4,508,406 for the first quarter of 1960
$4,279,578 in the corresponding quarter of 1959.
of
»»«,
Office
ND
net sales
with
months
•
in
"It
Waterville,
This
reports
Federal
p
these
Ling,
rii
been
the
(USDC,
191, p. 1774.
Keyes Fibre
for
Corp.
.
Regional
Chicago
court
be the newest division of Humble Oil & Refining Co.
nrevim^i,, i°ns are Esso Standard. Humble and Carter, which have
sly
of ch
for
Mr.
ago,"
Inc., and certain individuals from
pared
Othp^
•
approximately 17,000 square feet In a two-story structure for
and general offices, and engineering facilities, increasing the
projected
in
income...
SEC
Federal
States.
will
foreign
total
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$3,939,902 $11,072,330 $11,408,565
2,189,717
6,478,846
6,378,037
from ry. opers.
oper.
191,
The.
•
aistiibuticn
which will start within 30 days. Addi¬
being prepared to increase by 70,000 to
production tacilities at a cost of up
Co.,
now
project
4212
expansion
Continental
executive
advance
Refining Co.—Merger—
United
(at
include
plant
$500,000
a
Dallas subsidiaries,
owners
Ry.—Earnings—
Southern
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Net
Co" Inc-> petrochemicals • firm, will become the Enjay
a division of Humble Oil & Refining Co., . on May 31.
iav
,t0 an announcement made in Houston on April 29. Fnanri
mlca^ 9° Will be directy responsible for■both the marketing
activinb
a°ordination of the Humble Company's chemical products
activities
the
,,
announced
19
Chairman
program
Chairman
Net
Chlm0) onLay
throughout
i960—3 Mos.—1959
Continental's
-
■
Ling,
$500,000
facility
and
1774.
Ken-Lab, Inc.—Stock Sale Enjoined—
/u
The
tne
of Investors
Diversified Services, Inc.,
undistributed net income of wholly-owned
to $75,548,682 on Dec. 31, 1959 compared
the
t0 impr9Y- ^he company's working capital position.—&
>
-
RR.—Earnings—
for one of its
developmental contracts
surplus
in
increased
$65,286,298
Kansas
bank
and
equity
subsidiaries,
—V.
Humble Oil
are
feet
Continental
representing
certificates
own
1940),- had an aggregate maturity value of $2,268,076,669,
'high.' Certificate accounts numbered 420,767.
Capital
term
J,
been
the
April
on
also
square
in
Syndicate
cert.icates
unmatured
the
discontinued
(which
company
including
retire
capital.
working
*107,123
program
$1,0J0;000.
County
& Annuity Association and $500,-
the
plans
(U. S.)
»
by Home Life Insurance Co., both of New York,
of
the
offered
>
<,
clear
702.
p.
with
be
-
1960—Month—1959
Manufacturing
$1,000,000
through
b
Alminex
Ltd.—V.
for
used
to
1435.
p.
corporation
March
up
$143,874,balanced fund.
$258,625,431 - in
Certificates in
191,
remodeling
on
Group
Home
to
stockholders
Guaranty
&
A,
89,571
400
Investors
Title
totaled
.
$311,003,160
class
underwriting.
$137,602
In
during, the
stock,
common,
Commission—
notification
of
*281,283
100,000
un¬
7
-
be
letter
a
80,589
wit.i
1,453,721,
purchased
largest
without
income—..,
oper.
ry.
This
year
compared
$1,484,803,351,
filed
of
shares
to
are
12
1,363,802
quarters
Investors Group Canadian Fund Ltd. with assets of $150,456,014
was
the largest Canadian
fund whose shares are distributed
United
—
Laurel,
$412,092
A
$2,417,334,519 as of Dec.
604,523 shareholders. In¬
nation's
the
Corp.,
$19,920
dividend
company's' management
year
assets
to
the
the
-
^,
Redevelopment
$148,789
the
valued
that
on
and
share),
proceeds
tional
of
1958, 67% of such distrib'uat $50,700,837.
In
shares
191, p.( 1774.
Co., Inc.—Acquired—
April
on
300,000
per
Electronics
gains
under
during
held
were
Mutual,
over
additional
in
$392,833,640
Shares
vestors
^
shares
stores
$1,226,200
and
and
and
for
the
numbered
Th§ company had
preceding year's close.
shares
was
range
new
open
Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc.—Expansion—
$11.31
on
for the
share
per
outstanding
valued at $69,684,427.
invested
were
creased
quarter,
year.
the
at
$4.25
to
Shares
fourth
to
sales
long
Bryant's
$946,399
Invest¬
share
per
Dividend payment
share.
per
amounted
1958.
the
in
increase
seek
locations become a.vailable.—V.
as
Lanagan
""Deficit.—V.
shares
of
paid on the common and
share for the first three
for
the
Lane
to
shares.
69,300
$16,440,698,
$8.81
of
stores.
continue
1,358,491
Net
of
Chairman,
management
was
01*
to
be
Net def. from ry. opers.
distributions) increased oy
year
compared with $231,297,482
During the past year approximately! 68.5% of distributions
the company's five, mutual fund affiliates were inv-sted in
1958.
made
April 27 placed privately, $1,800,000
Kn uChers Insurance
"00
20U
year
were
declaration
mutual
Assets-of
,
promissory notes due 1975, assisted by Edwin F.
Co. $1,300,000 of the notes were purchased
lOUp8
past
$12,810,486,
1959.
one-half
new
465,031
for
in
additional shares
v
Armstrong &
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the
will
Planning
($1
James
under
assets
May,
about
$445,111
has
out to
farmed
Ltd.
United
on
to
with
of
,
for
—
.0%
25,000
additional
an
profit
441,043
beneficially.
.investment of dividends and capital
61%
totaling $371,796,234 for the
Honneggers' & Co., Inc.
Private Placement — This
tairbury, 111., manufacturer of feed and prefabricated
f^kuildings,
for
with
the
of.
from
Sales
used
increasing
*
spread
The
acre
Southern,
earned
and
it
%.
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance & Annuity Co., a recent addition
the Home Oil
to the Investors Group, had obtained licenses at the year end in 34
undertook an
7, staces and the District of Columbia.
Applications were pending in
$6,500,000 to earn a half interest in the V other states. Insurance in force increased from $1,890,119 at Jan. 1,
of the acreage will be split 50%
to Signal
1959 to $78,808,654 at the year's close.
1,256,016
a
Canada
expenditure
acquisition
Board
of
net
$292,254
company
Vice-President
Ail officers
and
$3.00. Total
to
presently outstanding as compared
year's profit had been reported
shares then outstanding prior to the
Last
Lehigh & New England
Services, Inc.—Annual Report—
net
dividends
the.
share
compared
.,
in
shut
and
material
of
at
raised
was
changed
Petroleum
''
income
stock
both
t..e
and
not
total
and
-
quarterly
19a9.
rate
the
.
circulation.
The
flow
is
clears. Tests are proceeding.
well
and
shots
and
(29.2%)
but
Paske,
,
years
$2.71
con¬
Secretary.
.
beneficially
in
company's
Period End. Mar. 31—
net
net
common
the well was plugged back and
tested. It was unproductive.
Slave
Point formation.
Originally
the
in
two
record
Gordon. C.
Gaasedelen,
own
two
from
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway oper. expenses-
operating income of $12,792,060-, \ or $8.80 per share.
adjustments for gains and losses on investment transactions,
Regular
was
lost
formation
Group
with
W.
outstanding
of
s>are, compared
preceding year.
feet,
feet
material.
is
of
in
addition
of
Ryden,
J.
all surpassed previ¬
snares
that
divisions
covering
par
This
Arnold
include
company
.
per
...
Ltd.—Major Natural Gas Discovery—
located
is
perforated
formation
purchase
the
cents
767,966
paid
corporation
The
net
combined
flow started at
100,000
cubic feet
per
day and reached 2,600,000 cubic feet
daily,
accompanied by a
great deal of drilling mud and lost circulation
material.;.
r.
\ • v'
:
"■/!'•/
The interval 3,738 feet to 3,750 was then
perforated with four shots
per foot and
two additional snots per foot were made in the 3,750
to 3,758 foot
(interval*. Gas flowed at increasing-rates up to 7,780,-000 cubic feet
per day
and again there was much drilling mud and
lost
and
Services, Inc. reached new highs in 1959, Joseph M.
President,, stated in the company's 66th annual report.
operating income of. Investors Diversified
Services
and
wholly-owned subsidiaries for the year amounted to $15,529,841,
equivalent to $10.68 per share. This was an increase of 21% over 1958
•
gas
at
"7.
7.,.
President,
Fiancis
now
held
Combined
Celibeta
British Columbia
Northwest Territories
boundary and "the same distance due west of
the Simpson Trail. ?
;. v
./!•■'"!>;■ '
The
gas
was
discovered in
the
Slave
Poit formation.! Originally
was
The
Diversified
ors
After
Homes Oil Co.,
The
The
the
In
for
share¬
during
higher than the prior
sales were respectively
Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange
•SEC
Fitzsimmous,
Discovery of natural gas in the Northwest Territories was announced
March 23 by
the company, where a wildcat on test floWed gas
to the surface at the rate ol' almost 8 million cubic feet per day.
a
shares.
the
for
for
price
shareholders
to
unimproved
company
property.
the
the
M.)
Laurel
to develop Into a Science
In
St. Petersburg,
Florida,
common
officers
company
the
Earnings,
on
to
industrial
an
the
5.5%
was
See (J. C.) Carter Co., above.
;*
trailer
of
Report
1960. In his message to
President, reported that
.
Minneapolis,
commitments
in
Investors Diversified
L.. Martin,
W.
and
.
$3.50
interval
'land
a
the
on
stated
(W.
Weldon,
firm, whose 60,000-square-foot plant is located in one
of Mexico City's
fast-growing industrial areas, has complete metalworking facilities for production of trailers, which will be built to
Hobbs'
specifications. Complete drawings
and engineering data Will
be supplied by the Texas firm, which has been
building trailers and
distributing them world-wide for 33 years.
;;;;•
/
Mr. Martin cited
the rapid expansion of pie motor transport in¬
dustry in Mexico as prime reason for the new arrangement.
■
the
estate
three
to
the
of
(60.1%)
The Mexican
carried
real
Stebbins,
directors
the
>
a
which
proposes
into
loan
and
...
of
S.
Treasurer,
'I'
'
\
Worth,
Fort
of
Trailers
well
the
options
Robert
division manager.
2
develop
year
"For
29
844,050
dividend
Malsin
various
,the payment of shares, the exercise of options and the. public
o-fering, the company will have 987,600 shares outstanding plus certain
Mexico City firm, Tanques de Acero Trinity, S. A., will
assemble and distribute Hobbs' complete line of trucktrailers and related equipment in Mexico.
The announcement was
made joinily on April 12 by Raul Osuna,
The
it
unimproved
to
indebtedness.
manufacture,
No.
which
'and
purchase
of
with the purchase of certain of
agreed to pay part of the purchase
has
■
Trailers—Licensing Agreement—
managing
it
to
suburbs
nection
-v.-
Irving Trust Co. has. been named trustee, registrar and paying agent
lor $3,000,000 principal amount of the corporation's 6Vi%> convertible
subordinated debentures due Sept. 1, 1975.—V. 191,' p. 1668.
Hobbs
near
contracts
the
31,
Jan.
company
last
rose
on
share
a
stock
its
After
Appointments—
whereby
into
in
said.
share
indicated,
I
park. It has also agreed
to.purchase additional unimproved lknd near Minneapolis.
,,7 7
»;Tne net proceeds from the sale' of additional stock will be used
before taxes in 1959 were $1,606,622 leaving a net
$612,622. This compared rwitn net earnings in '1953
before taxes of $555,425
and after taxes, $271,425. Net sales in 1959
were $23,550 506 as compared with $11,613,375 in 1958.'
"■■• ;/ . v
Hobbs
entered
building
Minneapolis
which
of
taxes
has
Industry
•
°*Net ^Enhngs
after
It
commercial
a
:^r;•:*
The New York
firm more than doubled its net earnings and sales
volume in 1959, it has'been reported by* David B. Cnarnay, Chairman
'
■■^
third.
a
was
of
taxes.
Report—
Annual
its
year's profit of $2,285,760.
$2.93
for
,
Allen & Co.
to
and $72,780,693."
per
by
k
.and Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. •" /•/■/.
" r'
in addition
to discharging. the Trailco obligation, tne proceeds from
th
insurance company
loan together with those obtained from -tne
pent sale
of $3,u00,003 Oi convertible subordinated debentures, due
[u 1975. wil1 Provide for Highway Trailer's expansion "program and
working capital.-y. •'
4- v.':Net
last
a.
,
its
sales
Malsin
Mr.
Mr.
•
April
on
to
date
subject
Minneapolis,
SEC
will
the
to
1956
and financial soundness
profits,
policy,, he
."best efforts" basis... Dealers will re¬
ceive a commission of 15 cents per share.
- '
'
The-copipany was incorporated under Minnesota law in July, 1959
•V for- the
purpose
of making investments in
real estate. It has pur'chased -and leased back two retail grocery store buildings in Palm
Beach County-,• Florida; and has agreed to purchase-and lease back
or
ending
Malsin,
developed
Building,
stock,
common
The
snare.
of
issued
of
$2,536,221
was
as
agent
has
B.
volume
Profits
*
Inc.—Annual
Inc.
period sales,
$76,754,182
1773.
p.
in
income
company's
achievements.
year,"
transfer
appointed
incorporation
its
parent
period
Raphael
"Our
10%
been
corporation.—V.
registration
a
public j sale
v
'.company
wholly-owned .operasing
April ;I, .1975, had beea„ placed'.
TI,4a'S'3"rnSurance
V
that
Bryant,
Bryant,
holders
702.
p.
Corp.—Transfer
Manhattan
corporation,
Minn.,
-
to
that $3,200,000 6Joint
time, it was made known
of the company and.
notes
nopntiated by
V
with
fiscal year
International Properties, Inc.—Stock Offering—
Trailer Co'.,', due
Sun
wita Massachusetts Mutual Liie Insurance Co. a.id Connecticut Geii-
01
191,
companies.—V.
of
the
1517.
month
12
to
This
Hignway
iriiarv
■y.
It
separate
the most recent
based on
year,
Lane
the
•
tries,
h
the
a
Lane
•
stock.
of Industrial Enterprises, Inc.
at the annual meeting
April 26 approved changing the company's name to Novo Industrial
-Corp.; Walter E. Bronston, President, announced.-r-V. 190, p. 1071.
announced on April 25 by Hignway Trailer Indus-'
was
Trailco Corp.
manu¬
distributor
and
Industrial Enterprises, Inc.—Name Change—
■
the
of
full
producer
a
date
reduced
p.
selected
and
common
Stockholders
Trailer Industries,Inc.—Completes Loan—
in
tfipment
of Wesson
on
sale.-V. 189, p. 1928.
Highway
Wesson,
and
specialties
container .and. match
50%
185,
ous
material facts relating to the prospective acquisiK
Electronics Corp. and Thermal Relay Corp.; and <5;
disclose accurately tne proposed use of tne proceeds of the,
o
of
million
disclose
t0
14
$300
over
results
that the stock dispersons related to and
the un(jerwriters, other members of the selling group,
and the issuer's management; (3) failure to disclose that
shares were issued to him at a discount .for service^;
tributioi
associate!
broKer-ueu
Hunt
in
tnan
the
from
liquidation,
nprmanonf
disclose
to
tomato
of
processor
vegetable oils and shortenings, would result in a lood company
of
sidiary
Meetings of the two Boards
—V.
slightly more
ot
of Directors and, if approved,
companies.
through
part
in
made
be
would
failure
(2)
thereof;
Pricefnn
t
$3
iu'o
food
owns
merger
sales
alleged in the Commission's order related
the statement that the Hermetic Seal stock was
per
share When numerous shares were sold at
(l)
•
the respective Boards
diversified,interests
wun
now
Tue
i-gsentations
.
f' ;oWjng:
the ioi
being' out
to
national
a
i.ems,.
facturing,
nn.j.g^guspension should be vacated or made permanent,
to
<=
Vfl.r.flt.pd
hp
be submitted
to the stockholders of the
have not yet been called.
The Commission's order asserts tnat
exemption.
an
■will
The
deficit-
accumulated
by
the
Kentucky
sub-
Lorain Telephone
of this company on
Co.—Rights Offering—The directors
April 20 authorized the sale of 1,470
of outstanding
short-term bank loans which
approximately $10,000,000 on April 21, 1960, for increased
working capital required by expansion and for other general.coiporate
for
Public Utilities
Commission of Ohio, in Order No. 29, 131, dated March
„10,1960. The stock is offered on a pro rata basis, namely
one share for each 84.30476 shares held by each stock¬
holder at the close of business on April 11, 1960. The
offer will expire on the 20th day of May, I960., The sub¬
scription price is $34 per share. The shares subscribed
for shall be paid for on or before the 1st day of June,
1960.
Any unsubscribed-for shares, or any shares not
paid for on or before the 1st day of June, 1960, will be
sold to others immediately after that date at $34 per
been authorized by the
PURPOSE
to
capitalized,
V.
191,
and
1436.
P.
association,
registration
■
■
located
statement
V,
,v
■
•
in 1963 is dcsignedto
maturity. The company
may not prior to April 15, 1965. redeem, other than for sinking fund
purposes, any debentures from or in anticipation ^of funds borrowed
at an interest cost of. less, than 4%%.
The debentures are otherwise
optionally redeemable at 104%% through April, 14, 1961 and at de¬
creasing prices thereafter.
Sinking fund redemptions will be made
at
the
with
Fifth
680
The
SEC
1960,
26,
April
on
is
limited
a
and
■'
UNDERWRITERS
—
'
"
the
General
$250,000
received
contributed
Partner
in
the
purchase
contract
omitted)
(000's
'
Amount
Amount
Merrill
Lynch,
Weld
Wertheim
Hallgarten
& Hutzler___
Bros.
—
550
550
350
350
350
Company—
350
Company———
Shields
Bache
725
Francis I. duPont & Co
Co
550
Estabrook
Weeks———
550
E.
Corporation
550
Tucker,
Co.—
&
Higginson
&
Co.——
&
&
Anthony
Day
L.
.
Co.—
&
Hutton
F.
R.
1775.
550
550
Rothschild & CO.—
F.
Salomon
725
Hornblower &
Lee
&
Curtis
L.
725
Co—___—
&
&
Jackson
,
Brothers———
Lehman
White,
t
Webber,
Paine,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.—-$2,425
The First Boston Corp
725
Goldman. Sachs & Co
725
—v.- 191, .p.
;
<
E.
Peck.
&
of
First
A'.
Amount
$l,25o
Langley & Co._
Adams
Dick
600
Michigan Corp.—
Hasten
&
eoo
Company—
330
Securities
Carolina
Corp.—_
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
220
220
191, p. 1775.
—V.
Line Co:—Financing—
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
Exchange Commission has issued an order under
Holding Company Act giving interesced persons until May 23,
1960, to request a hearing on the bond financing proposal of this
Detroit company.
The company proposes to issue and sell $30,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidding and to Use the proceeds to fi¬
nance, in part,
its 1960 construction program estimated to cost $74,.
The Securities
and
the
000,000 —V.
191,
1220.
p.
Microdot, Inc.
&
350
350
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
.
Stock Offered
—
White, -Weld &
—
Co.
April 29, 204,000 shares
Inc. and associates offered on
of
capital stock at a price of $14.25 per share.
The offering marks the first public sale of the company's
capital stock. The issue sold quickly at a premium.
Microdot Inc.
PROCEEDS—Of the 204,000 shares offered, 60,000 shares are being
for the account of the company, and 144,000 shares for a certain
stockholder.
■■ j
*
4
? v •
sold
selling
which he
for
partnership interests.
named below have severally
the principal amounts of deben-
"
V"
nership and Baker $10,000. Hie General Partner has deposited $150,000 on the purchase contract, of which $75,000 has been assigned for
the $75,000 partnership interest.
The partnership has agreed to re¬
imburse the General Partner for the remaining $75,000.
In addition,
W.- C.
First'Boston Corp
$3,030
& Merle-Smith——1,750
Lee Higginson Corporation — 1,750
F. S. Moseley & Co.
—1,750.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.——- 1,750
Dean Witter & Co
-—-1,750
The
underwriters
The
agreed to purchase from the company
tures set forth opposite their names.
balance
the
were
■
property, land
cash
1959
year
earlier.
year
for
adjusted
company,
'
and fixtures for $7,150,000, payable $2,350,000 in
by delivery to the seller of a purchase money
first mortgage in the amount of $4,800,000.
The partnership does not
intend to operate the hotel but will lease the hotel to Lord Baltimore
Hotel, Inc., whose stock is owned by Weissberg, at an annual net rent
of $700,000 plus additional rent of 50%
of the lessee's net profits.
The General Partner has contributed $75,000 in cash to the part¬
hotel
the
for
taxes,
deferred
$6,164,138, compared with $5,493,639
the
of
earnings
EARNINGS—Net
a
partnership consisting of Herbert R. Weissberg, as General Partner and Nathan P. Baker and Herbert R. Weissberg as original limited partners. It was formed for the purpose of
acquiring, for investment, the fee title to the Lord Baltimore Hotel
in Baltimore, Md.
The General Partner has contracted to purchase the
Associates
of
stores
$2,465,000 of limited partnership interests.
"
respective .principal
■
.
Amount
several
in
sold
are
.
omitted)
private
shoes
filed a
covering
also sells shoes to other companies for resale under
brand names and distributes some of its brand-name
Steel-toe industrial safety shoes
foreign countries.
directly to plant accounts as well as through many oi the
the company and subsidiaries.
^
company
their
,
company
.
(000's
interest.
accrued
retails and is one of the largest manu¬
facturers of
shoes in the United .States.
There are three retailing
divisions with chains of stores under the trade names
Thorn MCAn,
"Miles" and "John Ward/'
Over 96%
of sales were made through
those stores in 1959.
The first John Ward store was opened
n 1896,
the first Thorn McAn store in 1922 and the first Miles store in 1924
v..•
York,
New
Avenue,
plus
par,
starting
fund
of the debentures prior to
BUSINESS—The
Associates—Registers With SEC
at
•
.
sinking
REDEMPTION—A
,
company
V,
■;
•
retire at least 85%
the State of Ohio and not heretofore
cash for future corporate purposes.—
provide
to
.company*
series bonds:
amounts of the. 1990
following
the
the
from
purchase
to
repayment
purposes.
property in
Lord Baltimore Hotel
This
the
of
treasury
the
reimburse
ISSUE—To
OF
additions
lor net
the
amounted to
No fractional shares will be issued.
share.
debentures will be used
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale, of the
no-par-value common stock at $34 per share,
shares of
which issue has
of its 60,000 shares will be used by the
to retire bank loans incurred for working capital purposes and
in full certain promissory notes. The remainder of the proceeds,
together with other funds, will be used for the purchase of machinery
and equipment, the construction of additions and improvements to the
company's building and plant facilities, and for general working capital.
proceeds from the sale
Net
company
to
pay
Inc. is engaged in the design, development,
sale of precision micro-miniature connectors, minia¬
transformers and other components and assemblies.
Executive offices and principal manufacturing facilities of the company
are locted in South Pasadena,
Calif. The company's products are used
in
missiles, satellites, space research projects,
ground and aircraft
communication systepis, commercial and military aircraft and business
and industrial equipment.
7
BUSINESS—Microdot
and
manufacture
cables,
ture
and
•
Louisiana
Arkansas
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$2,195,392
1,296,120
$6,552,326
4,055,041
$6,184,526
3,754,360
$707,019
$899,272
$2,497,285
304,827
335,851
929,490
$2,430,166
887,733
$2,164,126
new
a
company
—V.
from ry. opers.
rev.
income:
oper.
ry.
191,
1436.
p.
Securities
The
and Exchange Commission Denver and
announced April 22 entry of a Federal
Seattle Re¬
court order
against A. R. Rhine of Lakewood, Colo., A. R.
Rhine
dba Rhine
Petroleum. Industries, Inc.,
and A. R. Rhine, dba
Majestic Petroleum Co., on their consent, and a final judgment of
permanent injunction by default against Jess M. Paddock of Greeley,
Colo.,
enjoining che defendants, their agents and employees, from
Offices
<U.
D.
S.
further
C.,
Denver)
sales
oil
of
interests
other
or
Merck stockholders on March 21.
they said, "research and development
report to
result,"
"As
a
expenditures
million."
the past 10 years now amount to $119
the company over
by
They also reported that research activities "will be continued at an
even higher level to afford a steady
flow of new* and improved Merck
products in the medical and other fields, with resultant benefits to
Majestic Petroleum Co.—Enjoined—
gional
Bush
Vannevar
annual
Net
Net
development expenditures by Merck & Co., Inc. reached
hign of $18.6 million last year, Board Chairman
and President John T. Connor announced in the 1959
Research and
1,457,107
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway oper. expenses.
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
Merck &
securities
violation
in
of
the
Securities Act registration requirement.
both
the
Merck's
increase
5%
718,000
in
net
totaled
saies
1958
over
sales
increased
taxes
and
$216,913,000
$29,988,000,
earnings
Sales
the
1958.
in
all
of
the
1
international
United States,
1959,
International
sales
to
$63
export from
with $56 million
of total company sales
direct
compared
Mallinckrodt
This
feet
commercial
to
by
This
growing
third
to
space
research
one-half
and
exclusively
research
reactors,
the plant
times
the
commercial
to
critical
3,200 square
Mo., plant
adding
Hematite,
for
accounted
built
was
original,
in
of
and
fuels
for
heat
process
29%
plant,
when
commercial
began
operation
in
1956,
contained
IS,000 square feet of area. 1957 saw 5,000 square feet added,
and 1958 another
13,000 square feet. In 1959 plans for the present
expansion were drawn end finalized, and as 1960 gets under way,
so
does the third expansion. Due to the nature of uranium and its
According
diuretics,
61 %
to
the
steroid
total
of
subordinated
&
507.
TRANSFER AGENT—Affiliated Securities Transfer Service, Inc.,
Denrike Bldg., 1010 Vermont Ave., N. W.,
Washington 5, D. C.
used
the
of
capital
as
for
net
proceeds
available
obtaining
lines
for general corporate
for
the
credit
of
of
100
approximately $238,000 will
holding and sale of
financial institutions,
and
purchase,
with
purposes.
BUSINESS-—The company's
initial business operations
have been
in the field
of
what may be termed
"secured
accounts
receivable
promissory notes" (hereinafter called "notes"). The notes come into
being as a result of work done by contractors, principally in the
field of home improvements. The business of the
company has been
carried
New
on
Jersey
the
to
up
and
time principally
present
the District
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
A
common
B
common
stock
—V.
191,
p.
1567,
Virginia,
(par
20
.
Maryland,
Dynex, Inc.,
Outstanding
cents),
—
250,000shs.
p.
100,000shs.
177,000shs.
53.
Stock Offered
Equity Investment
18 publicly offered
stock of Medicard,
—
Corp., of Denver, Colo., on April
300,000 shares of class A common
Inc. at par ($1 per share). The shares
quantity of not less than 50 shares.
TRANSFER
AGENT—U.
S.
PROCEEDS—Of
the
net
including salaries;
Stock
proceeds,
and
the
and loan reserve.
Medicard, Inc.,
Transfer
were
offered
principal
amounts
M.
■,
<•
...
"■
191,
and
Corp.,
Boston
Building
$60,000 will be used
Carl
M.
&
p.
to
the
of
as
operating
$180,000
for
operating
stockholders
of
Medicard,
Inc.—
1220.
Melville Shoe Corp.—Debentures Offered—An
under¬
writing group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., on
April 27 offered $12,000,000 of the cor¬
poration's 20-year 4%%
and accrued
debentures, due 1980 at 99^%
interest, to yield 4.91% to maturity.
Loeb,
Co.
Kuhn,
7
R.
1,125,000
and
roeder,
S.
Inc.
C. Crisler
Bleich-
_________
& Co.,
125,000
Inc.
125,000
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
125,000
275,000
Halle
&
Tnr
—V.
;
Loeb
the
of
Amount
775,000
425,000
Brothers
Charles J. McCue & Co.,
Inc.
Smith,
A.
275,000
Ripley
&
Barney
I.
50,000
Co.__— 50,000
&
duPont
Co.—
&
Brown & Sons
_
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—_
A.
&
10,000
10,000
R." Staats
& Co
10,000
McCormick &
8,000
C.
8,000
W.
Swiss
American
Scranton & Co.
Winslow,
Corp.—_
Cohu
&
Maxfield
Wm.
Cleveland
Foster & Marshall
Lester,
Ryons
Corp.
Co.______
&
Mackall & Coe
Stern
6,000
Brothers
Baumgartner,
Co.
&
Co.—___
Downing
Winslow, Inc.
5,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Lawson. Levy, Williams &
Caldwell Phillips Co
Cunningham,
Schmertz
Miller
Davis,
Skaggs & Co.—____
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
Laird, Blssell & Meeds—_
of
approximately
expenditure will be
company of additional
company,
General
Optj.onei redemption prices for the
the
Public
Utilities
bonds
common
range
Corp.,
early
in
from 105.78%
to
sinking and improvement fund redeihp-
principal amount. Under a
prices scale from 100.78% to the principal amount.
of Dec. 31, 1959, the
company had outstanding
debt, 255,000 shares of preferred stock of
706,500 shares of common stock of no
par value.
As
$86,550,000
$100
par
of
and
Raffensperger,
Hughes
mission facilities of the
company,
Power & Light Co. and
Pennsylvania Electric Co., New Jersey
Jersey Central Power & Light Co., other sub-
General Public Utilities, are interconnected
integrated and coordinated system.
c°mPany*g
operating revenues
for
and
1959
are
oper¬
were
$50.-
842.1e,p"cti'v^r(or7915"'335 C<""Pared W'th M7'080'561 / ""»
PURCHASERS—The
purchasers
named
below
have
severally
agreed
4,000
4,009
4,000
&
Inc.
4,000
Julien Collins & Co
—
_r—
MacCormack &
Brownell
&
Co._
Co
2,000
2,000
2,000
4,000
&
Inc.
1.500
1,500
4,000
3,000
Paine, Rice & Co.
3,000
Pinrce, White & Drummond,
3,000
3,000
Inc. V___
—Sweney Cartwright & Co.—
__J_
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co.—-Registers
This
2,000
&
1.500
1.500
Bonds—
Building, Houston, Texas, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on April 22, 1960, covering $60,0J0,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, series due 1980, with attached
warrants for the purchase of 240,000 shares of common stock.
Tne
bonds will be offered in denominations of $1,000 with attached war¬
rants for the purchase of four shares of common stock at $15 per
share on and after Jan. 1, 1964 through Dec. 31, 1973.
Tne offering
will be made through a group of underwriters headed by Stone «
Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co., and Halsey. Stuart «
Co.
Inc.
The
interest rate, offering price and underwriting terms
Will be supplied by amendment.
company,
Tennessee
tration
was incorporated under Delaware law in'l951 and. all
outstanding common stock is owned by Cumberland Corp., wnicr
wholly-owned subsidiary of Tennessee Gas Transmission
Proceeds from the sale of the bonds, together with other financing,
The company
of its
is
BUSINESS—Hie company provides electric service in four
cities, 90
boroughs and 154 townships with a population of about
700,000 in the
eastern and central
parts of Pennsylvania. The generating and trans¬
,
inc.
2,500
—
George
—2,000
Nauman, McFawn & Co.—
2,000
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.„
2,000
Seasongood & Mayer—2,000
Security Associates. Inc.—
2,000
Barrow, Leary & Co.___^-1,500
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.1,500
Gnnn, Carey & Roulston,
The
—
2,500
Woodward-Elwood & Co
5,000
Grant
2,500
2,500
Co.—
Webster, Gibson & Hale
Evans
Co.,
Sullivan
5,000
Co
2,500
2,500
Stix & Co.—
Dabbs
Co.—______
&
&
2,500
2,500
Co.
5,000
Brooke
2,500
2,500
2,500
4,000
w]lich wiU require the expenditure
$8 729
&
5,000
Stern
2,500
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stewart, E'ubanks, Meyerson
5,000
,
2,500
&
Co.
5,000
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Chace, Whiteside &
2,500
Son
&
—
6,000
&
__—______—
Co.—
&
Harper
,
6,000
2,500
2,500
Friedman.—
H.
3,000
& Hurry,
McCourtney-Breckenridge
& Co. :
Moore,- Leonard & Lynch—
PeWs, Writer &
'
Christensen, Inc.
Scott & Stringfellow
Stephenson,
Leydecker
&
6,000
Manley, Bennett & Co.Ci.-J
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
____—
4.000
proceecIs of ".the sale the company proposes
$12,500,000 of credit agreement notes
maturing May 11, i960
apply the balance against the cost of the
company's 1960 construc-
an
6,000
_
P.
Co.
6,000
Walter
Cabell
Branch,
6,000
x—
Co.,
___i_
The
4,000
retire
as
Inc.
Cooley & Co.______,• 6,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
6,000
First
&
_____
Bingham;
8,000
i__'
were:
fl
ated
3,000
Williams
Inc.
8,000
Stetson
Inc.
T.
Boettcher
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Drexel &
Co., 101.869; and Blyth & Co. Inc., 101.85.
3,000
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Co
Chas.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
—V. 191, p. 1775.
parent
Inc.
8,000
Two other syndicates named
the
3,000
3,000
Ingalls & Snyder
Rand & Co.______________
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Bell & Hough, Inc.__—____
Burgess ft Leith
c
to
Lukens_—
Co.,
5%% coupon
and
Stone
5,000
a
Gardner——
Saunders, Stiver & Co
& Youngberg
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
15,000
Stieglitz——______
M, "Kidder & Co., Inc.—
awarded to the group at competitive sale on
April 26
its bid of 100.13% which named' the 5%
coupon. The
two other bids for 5s were 100.089
by a Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.
group, and 100.087 by White, Weld & Co. and
stock
Robinson
&
~
Halle
5,009
on
ana
3,0)0
3,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
was
&
3,000
Mason Brothers
1990. The bonds are priced at 100.777% and
interest to yield 4.95% to maturity. The issue
3,000
Co.—
Irving. Lundborg & Co.—
$15,000,000 of the company's first mortgage bonds, 5%
to
McDonald-Moore
Wertheim & Co
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
Boston Corporation heads an
underwriting group which
offered for public sale on April-27 a new issue
of
Shares
Rrinholdt
125,000
..
opposite
M"llaney, Wells & Co.—_
20,000
15,000
275,000
,
set
G» Edwards & Sons.—
_______—125,000
Warner, Jennings, Mandel & Longstreth—_
125,000
425,000
hereunder
Ellis, Holyoke & Co._______
3,000
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co
3,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks
Kirkland &?.Co._c—3,000
Securities Corp._ 30,000
Allyn & Co., Inc
20,000
C.
Francis
Co.
191, p. 1775.
They
A.
130,000*
Co.,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Baker, Watts & Co.____
—_____
below
have
severally
the company the respective
Name
American
125,000
Reynolds & Co
1%
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin
our
,
Inc. 7_—_____
425,000
Lehman
in
named
offered
stock
Shares
Inc.
;
reported
names.
Blyth & Co., Inc.——
-
Jones, Kreeger & Co
Lazard Freres & Co.—
Rhoades
—
Arnhold
tion
purposes,
below.
the representatives
7.
..
balance
was
allied
indicated
are
2 °*n pre?®ntsale by the Part of the
estimates.
the
has broad general powers under its Articles of Incor¬
poration but it Intends primarily to engage in the lending of
money, for
V,
up
common
Name
William
Amount
$1,125,000
met from proceeds from
company
medical
of debentures
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.___
in
formed under the laws of the State of Colorado
and was incorporated in Colorado on Feb.
18, 1960. Its offices are situ¬
ated at Suite 800, 655 Broadway, Denver
3, Colo,
The
were
made
!
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below severally agreed to
and the company agreed to sell to them, severally, the re¬
Denver, Colo.
capital,
1959
together
:
of
shares
rate.
250,000shs.
*
above.—V. 190,
Medicard, Inc.
;
purchase,
accrued
PRESENT FINANCING
Matronics, Inc.—Acquired—
See
:
.
Co. and Carl
of
associates.
cents)
(par 20
>
in
groups
which
1298.
p.
series due
TO
Authorized
stock
Class
in
Columbia.
EFFECT
.
Class
product
vitamins,
190,
1, 1960, to the delivery date. This
offering was oversubscribed and books closed. Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
*
:
underwriters.
Acceptance & Finance Co.—Class A com¬
mon
Stock Offered—E. A. Burka, Inc., of
Washington,
D. C., on March 21 publicly offered
100,000 shares of
Maryland Acceptance & Finance Co. class A common
stock (par 20 cents) at $3 per share.
PROCEED8—All
their
debentures, due 1975, at 100% plus accrued
Maryland
notes
and
sales.—V.
interest from April
spective
be
leading
report,
hormones
company
We
—
commitment to purchase from
firm
a
Alex.
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.—Additional Financ¬
ing Details—Our April 25 issue reported the corpora¬
tion's April 22 offering of $6,000,000 of 6% convertible
sible space.—V.
p.
under¬
is
Inc.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
Harriman
plant to manufacture both chemicals and pharmaceuticals
in Thailand.
specialized handling, processing and shipping problems, this plant is
probably one of the mosi unusual to be found anywhere. For example,
new
warehouse containing approximately 80,000 cubic feet utilizes
only about 15% of this for actual uranium fuel storage. The remaining
85% is aisle and "air" space. Yet this is the first known commercial
warehouse
especially designed to permit multiple layer storage of
uranium filled shipping containers and thereby utilize maximum
pos¬
the
191,
1958.
and
v.
1
Hematite
1957
way
feet,
square
atomic
reactors
power
total
1956 brings
40,000
or
both
in
1959, manufacturing facilities were expanded in Argentina, Brazil,
Holland, England, Australia and Japan. In addition, a new pharmaceu¬
tical manufacturing plant is being constructed in England, production
of pharmaceutical products has started in India, and construction of
a
activities.
production
facilities,
reactors.;
The
is
development
and
expansion since
two
devoted
fuels
research .facility, at .the
27%
Utilities,
South
financing details follow:
In
atomic fuels warehouse to replace the space taken
new
a
the
fuels
Corp.—Plant Addition—
of uranium
processor
nuclear
its
and building
ever
Nuclear
with
Middle
April 25 issue the offering on April 21 of 650,000 shares
of this holding company's
common stock.
Additional
million compared
J A.
.
.
completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 320,955 shares
of capital stock
and $300,000 of a 6 %%
installment note.—V. 191,
p. 1775. ■' <\V \7 i
'V
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
number
;;
including
operations,
amounted
an
net
with $27,highest in the
Dec.
compared
were
company's history.
in
Consolidated
$206,636,000.
of
to
8%
sales
Both
1958.
public."
the
consolidated
of
after
income
and
company
Sept. 30, 1959, the company had net
of $137,974. For the quarter ended
31, 1959, net sales amounted to $759,975.
EARNINGS—For the year ended
sales of $2,272,530 and net income
will
a
be
used
to
finance
the
construction
of
two
natural
gas
pipe lir'e
cost of $105,000,000, including 'working-cap¬
contingencies. In addition to the sale of
bonds, the company w»l sell to Cumberland $21,355,200 of 6%
tures due 1980 and 640,656 shares Of common stock for an
price of $26,000,000; may, through a bank credit agreement, borrow
up to $7,000,000 to be evidenced by unsecured promissory notes bearing
systems
ital
and
at
an
estimated
allowances for
interest at V» of 1% over the prime rate at the time of issuance, an
maturing in installments over a period of five years; and self 1
Cumberland 200,000 shares of common stock and warrants for an aaatlonal
240,000
shares
at
a
price
of
$15
per
share
exercisable on an
Number 5947
191
Volume
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1881);, 9
uprD
through. Dec.
1964,
1
Ton
31, 1973, for an aggregate price of
bonds to the underwriters is conditioned
stock, and warrants to Cumberland.
indebtedness, consisting of $35,000,000 of bank
has
outstanding
1,000,000
shares
of
common
of
sale
The
nrinrno
$2,0ou,uu<.
its
to
addition
company
the
S:-V®190.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
the
debentures,
thp
Period End. Mar. 31—
revenue
Railway
oper,
expenses-
299,995
302,895
828,668
827,737
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
$213,058
$227,007
$528,721
100,323
$368,456
112,209
254,360
210,970
Net
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—An
un¬
ry.
—V.
income.,
oper.
191,
$513,053
$529,902
$1,357,389
1437.
p.
$1,196,193
be
E. Unterberg, Towbin Co., offered publicly
and C.
Board
ration.
Railway
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
is
New
York
and
financing
Modern
remaining proceeds
will be added
to
the
general
funds
of
This
income
net
of $2.50
shares
is Irving
stock
pommon
AND
REGISTRAR—The
Trust Co.,
registrar is Bankers
York.
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
controlled
the
Name
Unterberg,
E.
Towbin
Co.
t
&
E.
Jackson
Y.,
15,
Co.
7,290
—-
Hentz
Hirsch
&
7,290
of
./
Wertheim
&
Newburger,
7,290
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
3,125
Auchincloss,
Redpath
3,125
Parker
Burge
&
Inc.
Coleman
J.
191, p.
C.
Charles
■,
;
Co.,
&
Co.,
&
3,125
Co._
3,125
Co
3,125
&
Co._
3,125
Inc.—
Moore & Co.,
2,080
Co.,
A.
Inc.—
Taggart
2,080
&
Inc.
2,080
"
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway
Sault
$3,127,992
$3,390,964
oper.
expenses.
$8,518,360
2,862,778
2,960,365
Net
8,849,053
$265,214
$430,599
45,177
129,593
shares
quarter
will
be
BUSINESS—The
Dec.
on
Shortly after
sumed
Nov.
all
of
19,
have
tor
10
liabilities
Messrs.
shares
of
their
partnership
January, i960.
been
of
been
partnership of the
C.
Uri
common
interests.
and
stock
Its
same
Joseph
of
founders of the
company
iranchi, who
presently own
in
standing capital stock.
the
present
name
were
company
name
in
was
as¬
Frank
C.
shares
Uri
and
over
99%
i
of
components
sucl1 components.
•
and
missile guidance and fuel
fine' on
Because most of its work is
uns
viot.
material
n
raw
PraMeiW
ecision
a
lvipnt
material
and
used
are
of
control
is
of
sub-
the most
the
technical
,
of
the
ability
to
perform
it
company.
a11 of
themselves,
Panv
securities
offered
sold,
are
the
to
j
following
use
order
sucl1
of
proceeds
approximately
as
priority:
and
lqf'n
7
,
shfinn
i
i'uo° Crowed
and
Prmh
of
000
to meet
be used
tlv11
for its
whinh /u
machinery
cost
nf
current
as
and
payment on
plant.
equipment
It
will
comPany expects to finance
financing
is
additional machinery
estimated that the total
be
approximately
$45,000,
$30,000 by chattel mortgage
^J5'000
will be used
Westbury
comnanv6
indebtPrir,
e^pefts to incur
to expand its facilities by leasing additional
and purchasing additional equipment. The
an
additional
$10,000
of
chattel
mortgage
project.
r.eSS
connection with this plant expansion
w111 be used to set up on leased premises in the Los
borint? nflea a Plant to be used for the precision machining and
such
iii P^re beryllium.
The company estimates the total cost of
rent tJ£ AillcludIn8 a down PByment of $7,000 for the first
year's
cost'hv
67,000, and it proposes to finance about $40,000 of this
Aneele^I'.000
been
tax
received.
restated
will
reserve
Henceforth,
'
not
taxes
-
to
mortgage
balance
added
Cap
of
Conim °n
"V-
M.
the
WOrkin8 capital
PiTALIZATION
stock
P.
financing.
''
proceeds,
and
GIVING
used
.
maintain
headquarters
representative
of
manager
the
for
at
9880
Yale
Ohio
approximately
for its general
EFFECT
TO
$23,860,
par)—
507.
be
purposes/
PRESENT
Authorized
(loc
will
500,000 shs
FINANCING
Outstanding
121,200 shs.
Chicago
Cincinnati
Branch,
—
company
shares to
general
to
proposes
pay
with
a
the
of
program
and
acquisition
proceeds
bank
of
loan
for
many
Chi;is
diversification
has
years
year
be
Craft
used
in
it
involved
has
consolidated
subsidiaries
by
forth
set
and
Company
&
&
&
I.
Co
and
duPont
Co
&
A
M
Shi
2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
2,000
Norris
2,000
6,000
&
Hirshberg,. Inc.—
Writer
Christensen,
&
Inc.
2,000
6,000
Rodman
&
Renshaw.
2,000
6,000
I.
Co.„
2,000
2,000
Co.
&
M.
Gardner
&
Simon
&
2,000
Co
2,000
5,000
Stifel,
Inc.——
5.000
Company—
3,000
Strader and Company, Inc.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
—
&TCo.,
3,000
Inc.—
3,000
Inc.—
3.000
Beane—
3,000
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co,
2,000
(inc.)
2,000
2,000
Rodetsky,
2.000
2,000
Co.
&
Podesta
p.
&
Co.
Co
-
-
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Klemzahler,
2,000
Walker
Herbert W.
;
2,000
—
2,000
—•
-
"&CO
1220.
Co
&
1,000
Schaefer & Co.
-
firm
of
r-nnimon
common
th^te
Woodward Ave.,
2301
with'the
1,000
-
on
April
Detroit, filed
a
Arebec
ha^
registration state¬
27,
Thalmann & Co. is listed as the underwriter.
New York, which owns
109,278 common shares,
Ladenburg,
Corp.
eiVered
into
of
an
agreement
to sell said shares
to the
$101,817,786,
income
a
declined
method
company.
Wharton said,
of
inventory valua¬
Earnings were adversely
practice, as it resulted in a
at
the
earnings
which inventories are
stated
provision for Federal income
by $209,000."
equipment
at
aggregated
amounted
the
end
to
of
preceding year-end.
$1,794,238 for the
$3,024,770.
the
There
were
year.
no
\
,
declared
will
be
will
be
in
operation
plants
for
the
1960
canning
season,
located
are
and
at Hanover,
Pennsylvania;
Washington. These new plants
Yakima,
conformity with the policy adopted in
1958, whereby
close to large
existing and potential customers
located
of
concentrated demand.
substantial increase in
sales
"A
new
portion
plants
of
these
and
the
975.
Irving Trust Co. has been named
trustee, registrar and paying
agent
$18,000,000 principal amount of the
company's 5y8% sinking fund
due
1985.—V.
191,
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
1671.
p.
oper.
expenses-
9^39,167
9,137,511
$4,475,491
income
oper.
27,238,152
26,665,982
$12,006,380 $10,586,194
1,826,142
4,272,920
4,323,464
1,507,899
1437.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
$4,181,333
from ry. opers.
191,
St. Louis
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$13,520,500 $13,613,002 $39,244,532
$37,252,176
revenue—
rev.
ry.
—V.
New
York
Water
net
underwriter.
Service
income
of
Corp.—Annual Report—
New
York
Water
Service
Corp. and
non-utility income) amounted to
$773,301, or
1959, compared with $864,839, or 46
cents per
share
in
1958, Richard L. Rosenthal,
President, announced in the
corporation's
annual
report.
Shareholders
were
also
advised
that
subsidiaries
cents
42
during
other
share
the
corporation's
Rosenthal
property
owned
was
revenues
days
ffom
in
properties
stated
were
share
and
this
1959.
now
held
for
"qualifying reinvest¬
including taxes, and
contingencies,
augmented
after
by realized
capital
taxes.
the
comparison of actual revenues
the fact the corporation's former
distorted by
was
funds
for
reserve
purposes
cents per
28
or
1958
four
in
acquisitions,
corporate
Mr.
but
(including
per
1959
ments,"
operated
source
On
operated,
a
throughout
were
secured
comparative
water
the
for
basis,
revenues
for
calendar
only
two
for
of
1959
Rochester
1958,
year
the
1959
gains
for
months
and
five
increased
utility
$289,324,
or
11.3%, over the revenues of the
same
properties for 1958.
The report noted that less than
$8,800 of these higher revenues
were
attributable
to
rate
increases, since the New York Public
Service
Commission
had
approved
effective
Nov.
2,
1959
only
$53,500
of
annual revenue increases
out of the $525,000 for
which the corporation
had filed.
Stockholders were advised that
the Commission's decision
was
being appealed to the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court of
the State of New York.
Mr. Rosenthal
reported that at March
1, 1960, the funds
$29,255,000
mitments
Water
at
for
cost
and
which
$6,419,000
Service
at
$31,490,000
ready
cost
common
valued
markets
was
aggregated
at
market
existed.
accounted
for
Of
by
for
this
those
com¬
total,
shares
of
stock
approxi¬
New York
owned by its
subsidiaries and $8,769,000
investments.
The
unrealized
capital gains
in
categories amounted to $2,362,000 at that
date.
In addition,
the
funds
included
$8,633,000 at cost in U. S.
Government notes
and
municipal notes and bonds and
$5,434,000 in private commit¬
ments.
From
the
inception of temporary
employment of the bulk
of
such funds
through March 1, 1960 the
aggregate realized capital
gains (before applicable
taxes) totalled $2,256,000.
The
in
other
these
marketable
two
reaffirmed
the
corporation's
representing principally the net proceeds of
tion
Subscription
amendment
net
was
These
ing reinvestments,"
1960, covering 217,278 shares of
stock
The companv proposes to offer 108,000 shares of new
stock
for subscription by
holders of outstanding stock at
of one share for each three shares held
The record date
price
and
underwriting terms
are
to be
supplied
by
SEC
of
Net
taxes," "President
amount
reducing
and
Washington;
report
"
Namm-Loeser's Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
plant
dividend
said.
three
mately
Incorporated
Dittmar & Company, Inc.
Granger & Company
Hickey & Co.——-.
Berney Perry & Co
Inc.-
&
Richaxds
191,
Corporation
Frederking——
&
^
Space
Roberts
California
TTnrris
Lane,
2,000
2,000
C.
Co
Cruttenden,
—V.
Norfolk
Reinholdt
Williston
First
Company
Norman
Co.,
Kidder
Fridley
Johnson,
1959
inventories.
accounting
the
stated
outstanding
Wharton.
and
6,000
and
McDonnell
R.
The
for
The
income
our
in
in
debentures
Shares
6,000
Shepard&Co.,Inc.
&
its
Peters,
6,500
&
Hentz
of
6,500
Prescott
H
severally
shares
Labouisse,
and
sales
$100,698,161.
for
Chris
&
Walker
Burnham
Weil,
Friedrichs
or
National Fuel Gas
Co.—Appointments—
en¬
revenues
'
Investment Corp. of
own
is anticipated in
1960," according
increased sales will emanate from
balance from existing facilities.
We
believe
that
expected
improvement
in
plant
operating efficiencies,
together with the anticipated
increase in volume of our
business, will
result in improved
earnings for 1960."—V. 190,
with
Co.—--
&
Hutton
H
have
of
of
1958.
depreciation
established in
"A
the
6,000
Company
Shearson, Hammill & Co
G
below
of
areas
acquisition
reported
*
Howard,
15,000
8,000
Co._
Goodbody
'.V
8,000
Co
&
in
thereby
for
and
Consolidated
numbers
now
(last-in, first-out)
change
and
stock
$719,797,
10,000
Co
Weeks&
named
respective
41,000
—
Co
&
Steams
Schwabacher
Francis
the
certain
design problems
Air-Shields.
control
an
aggregate
stock;
and
this
will
be
in¬
Air-Shields are exchanged.—V.
191,
of
sales
Federal
$436,000
1959,
loans
6%
areas
to
add
in
below:
Brothers
Forgan
Bear
underwriters
NAFI
Shares
&
Bache
F
The
/
Hallgarten
E
—
to purchase from
in
p.
the
stock
this
of
31,
1959
plants
in
lift
$23,354,720
on
a
National
reported
1958
LIFO
which
world's
and
to
as
by the directors payable Dec.
21,
1959, to the shareholders of
record
on
Nov.
30, 1959.
This is the
fifth consecutive
year that a stock dividend
was
paid, it was said.
The
company began construction of three
new
plants during the
year, all of
the
been
the
of
and
was
connection
recently
which
stock
financial position of the
company shows continued
improvement,
said, with working capital at Dec.
31, 1959, of $41,885,485,
an
increase of $1,757,519 over
the
bank
$6,000,000
specialized
"know-how"
National
shares
$853,754
reduce
$227,000
The
Ken¬
from
of
properties, television and radio stations
largest builder of motor boats.
gas
Corp.,
of
all
major portion of
funds.
company
of
a
the
use
short-term
the
growth
Air-Shields
of
New York, Chicago &
connection
to
shares
outstanding
over
to
the
representing
Expenditures
said.
The issue
acquire
operate
are
exchanged the two officers will own
respectively,
of
the
then
outstanding shares.
if
from
order
Dec.
—
per share.
to
corporate
to
Wharton
Spring¬
Northern
National's
corporation
increase
taxes
com¬
industrial
and
the
50.73%
Vancouver,
Southwestern
special
fibres
and
fabrics
upholstering of automobiles.
More
in
oil
ment
.
at
our
in
of
to
reduction
of
will
of
9.49%,
adopted the
A
provide
own
to supply additional
capital which Air-Shields
development of new business. It is also
expected
842,162
on
t
accordingly
its
expects
but
the
officials
$328,783
be
will
a
chattel
and
affected
better
additional
Co.—Formed—
former
200,000
in
balance
Glore,
J.
Plant
dividends
Walston
expenses.
down
a
Present
An
promote
National
606.
"In
earnings of subsidiary and
by
the
parent
company
as
earnings of these companies have
a
has
"we
shareowners
method
to
by National is
Air-Shields
will
seek
will solve several new
product
material expansion of the
business of
a
tion
first
Capital Stock Offered
Shields & Co.
underwriting group which offered for
public^
April 26, 200,000 shares of the corporation's
the
of
Lehman
•
assets;
1960
of
shovels
PROCEEDS—The
-
in'
pay short term
indebtedness
as
follows:
$2,500
the comPany's promissory note in that amount due March
red in connection with the purchase of fixed
share
in
48.72%
oversubscribed.
Shields
the
evidpnr!i5u500 to
to
this
Air-Shields
shares,
competitive pricing policy of
the
industry, which reduced profit
margins beginning in late
carried through the entire
1958,
year of 1959,
according to the
received
capital stock priced at $37,125
capital
company
follows,
that
shareowners.
of
of
common stock
outstanding, of which
Applegarth, Jr., Vice-President, owns
143,956 shares (17.10%)
Garfield, Vice-President, owns 93,502 shares
(11.10%)„
If
shares
of
The
shares.
reports
belief
acquisition
exchange
Ernest
slight
23,170,315
1959's
Air-Shields.
National Can Corp.—Sales
Up—News—
3%
The
on
of
Air-Shields
p.
an
on
Hornblower
the
1959.
for
23,156,857
certified
the
of
share
share
one
Rufus
and
same
of
for
engineering
National
A.
company,
sales of the
decrease
a
earnings
franchised
UNDERWRITERS
int
faii
sale
Moon,
Corp.
headed
agreed
CfeiVe alJPr°ximately $96,360 after the payment of expenses
expects to incur in connection with the offering. The com-
whiph
full
has
Co.
the
tractor
Mr.
Nafi
essence
seek:
the
Fort
less
the
the
order
application
result
*
manager.
as
and
tucky,
pump
Precision
and
current
Equipment
Pike
share
elec-
the
the
electronic
of
and
net
earnings of $1,048,619,
equal
to
$1.06 per
outstanding capital stock in 1959.
Chris Craft earnings
for the six month period ended Feb.
29, 1960, amounted to $1,209,207,
compared with $561,938 for the comparable period last year..
machin-
for
for
the
If
by
division,
parent
of
quarter
on
growth,
such
circumstances.
Cincinnati. Branch
trucks
of
of .0001 of an inch are not uncommon.
machining requires such special
machinery
and
control
jCe?.-that many companies,, lacking both the specialized equip-
wiuR?PE?DS—If
thp
subcomponents,
components
quarter
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
in
National
operations.
finance
to
that
Yale
Materials Handling Division,
Yale
Manufacturing Co., has been purchased by the newly-formed
Co.
according to a joint announcement by Harold
Moon, President of the new company, and Louis W.
Jander, Yale
Craft
and .tolerances
'
sprvi,.
s«vices
by
inventories.
the
the
common
a
in
its
needs
Equipment
sales
2758.
a
of
accept.
separate
Towne
interior
systems and in tracking de¬
performed to customers' specificacustomers, it does not need to main-
furnished
actual
first
basis,
Monsanto
undistributed
1959
EARNINGS—Nafi
These
diversify
were
The
&
of
out¬
100%
Air-Shields
taxes, which Monsanto formerly
presentation, to cover taxes which would
its
Equipment
production
Lan-
its
principal business consists of the precision
pi'incipally for the manufacturers
missile
*
-
for
located
of
approval of a statutory
merger.
According to the prospectus. National seeks
South¬
for income
been
finance
BUSINESS—The
in
first
sale
common shares, of which
including the stock owned by
the
family of Bernard E.
officials,
members
p.
stockholders'
temperature-
year.
On the revised basis, net income
1959 was $63,981,000,
equivalent to $2.76 a common share, instead
$61,654,000 and $2.66 a share as previously reported.—V.
191, p. 903.
the
exchange
Joseph
had
for
of
one-half
share
in
of
reserve
the
the
a
basis
normal
with
186,
filed
consummated
Wharton
each
adopted
components,
a«o1Ci
than
not
14.61%
$16,131,000,
cents
Monsanto's
interest
to
only
incurred
formed
Lanfranchi
Since
parability
of
offer
Management
the
the
Net
wear.
will
automatically terminate if holders of less than
80%
outstanding shares of Air-Shields
accept the offer;
and the
company reserves the right to
withdraw the offer if holders of
to
same
cents
statistical
under
for
those
and
was
70
the
72
companies
income
The
gaged
equal
only
will
Benjamin
H.
Namm,
Chairman of Arebec which
the
of
sales
include
for
to
On
year,
the
retained
sale
Inc.
and
a
"the
the
also
outstanding 324,000
holdings
corporation,
The
.
tool construction in the
issuing
from
shares
the
management
President.—V.
of
'
combined
sales
combined
payable
dividends.
required
provided
New
The
inJ*16# comPany's
ng ot metal
in
Moon
Frank
the
t
completed
below.
sales
such
to
total
50%-owned
general
incorporation,
the
1956.
received
has
Inc.
$16,615,000
this
the
provided
E.
company
was
organized under the laws
of
1957
under
the
name
Precision Boring
Co.,
it acquired all of the assets
19,
its
C.
companies.
equivalent
change involves the
*308,191
cents)
at
shares offered, 48,000 shares
were
offered for the
company's account and 12,000 shares for
the underwriters
account.
of
the
on
$653,377
Of the
from
amounted
portrays
*360,106
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Mortimer B. Burnside &
Co., Inc., of New York City,
on
April 12 publicly offered
60,000 shares of Missile
Components Corp. common stock
(par 10
York
Angeles,
foreign subsidiaries
outstanding.
$86,980
;
.
Components
$3 per share.
1,
Herschel
and
$212,114,000 compared to $197,842,000
associated
earnings
earnings were
field
Missile
Los
Modern
Combined
and
income
Moon
1437
p.
increase
precision gauge and
company's
to
from
$9,502,430
8,431,380
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
Net ry. oper.
191,
Blvd.,
Chemicals,
1959.
Moon
revenue—
income—
in
50%-owned
1960—3 Mos.—1959
oper.
''Deficit.—V.
said,
Louis
domestic
Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1960—Month—1959
-
St.
has
now
by
the
shares
Avalon
for
amounted
period
its
of
&
to
Jan.
Monsanto Chemical Co. (& Subs.)—Sales
Up, Net Down
The
1960
tor
Minneapolis, St. Paul
he
Reichhold
Beginning,
Inc._
2,080
Murch
3,125
1114.
3,125
Co.,
Inc.
,
&
Smith
&
Berwyn T.
'
3,125
.
3,125
3,125
Wheat
3,125
Co.
Co.—
Tegtmeyer &
Kalman
3,125
Co.
&
3,125
„
Zucxerman,
—_
and
&
H.
3,125
Hurry, Inc.
Burnham
Inc.
Russell
3,125
————
Co., Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey
Wm.
Barret, Fitch,, North &
Co.
&
3,125
—
3,125
N.
according
last
202.
p.
owned
and
creased
3,125
Inc.
Loeb
See
3,125
;
J.
Batem.an, Eichler & Co._—
Bingham, Walter &
Co._
&
Co.,
&
Kraus
&
Inc
3,125
The
Inc.
Modiglass Fibers, Inc.—New Owner—
3,125
—
Inc.
7,290
.
Co.
Hirshberg, Inc.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Irving J. Rice & Company
7,290
Co.—
Co.
Merrill, Turben
7,290
& Co.——
Systems,
33%,
substantial
Total
191,
3,125
3,125
Norris
of
S.
3,125
&
Ryons
&
Co._
Co
Mason-Hagan,
7,290
Co
Co
&
Rothschild
&
&
Inc.
7,290
&
U.
head design
engineering instruction on program jig borers.
Among principal customers of Modern Die & Tool
Corp. are AiResearch, Aerojet, Convair, Consolidated
Electrodynamics, Firestone, Gilfillan, General Electric, Lockheed,
Librascope, Rohr and Rocketdyne.—
V.
3,125
Lowell, Murphy & Co.,
7,290
Co.
&
Pont
gains
Modern's
5901
room
boys'
company to
indebtedness.
Washington, Pa.,
and
severally
Co
Hutton
Loewi
7,290
Podesta
du
I.
F.
sales
by
the
and
shares
stock
the
is
all
Lester,
8,350
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
—V.
the
number
acquired
said
Washington Industrial Park, Fort
registration statement with the SEC on
April
22 covering 143,225 shares
of common
stock, to be offered in exchange
for
outstanding shares of common stock of
Air-Shields, Inc., at the
rate of 2.9
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Shares
&
Hectleman
18,820
Co.-.
Cruttenden,
Francis
Ball,
have
respective
Granbery, Marache
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
F.
for
Name
•
.
Curtis
Bache
H.
below
the
Courts
18,820
—
Webber,
Paine,
L.
named
company
Shares
:
Corp.——
Higginson
&
agent
was
underwriter
purchase
in the sale
proceeds to the company from
will be added to its
general funds and will
use all or part of the
proceeds in the reduction
and
new
company
This
Tool
air-conditioned space is now 7,000
square feet.
As an important move in
engineering personnel, Heinz Kleinke, for¬
mer service
manager and design engineer for
Schwartzkopff-West Berlin,
manufacturers
of
programming of jig boring tools, rolling mill and
printing equipment, has been added to staff. Kleinke will
set forth below:
shares
attributed
addition,
west."
460,000
Street, New York 15, N.
16 Wall Street, New York
underwriters
from
purchase
to
In
208,460
Wall
1
Trust Co.,
and the
transfer
which
headquarters,
the
Pincus,
impressive back¬
stepped-up efficiency controls, the addition of four
engineering
salesmen and expanded facilities
including the addition of a new engi¬
neering department, headed by Walter
Grey, which is adjacent to plant
value common stock.
par
AGENT
TRANSFER
C.
74%
$17,461,425 $17,233,516
8,149,739
8,021,452
log to
amounted to $303,981.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
completion
of
the
sale
of
the
of common stock, Mill Factors will have
outstanding
shares
Die &
firm,
Smith
WARNINGS—Receivables factored and financed by Mill Factors for
thp
-ear
ended Dec. 31, 1959 amounted to $197,120,000 as compared
rHh
$183 198 000 for the like period of 1958.
Net income for the
year
•IhpH Dec. 31, 1959 totaled $361,046. For the comparable period of
Lee
2,995,436
of
National Aeronautical
reported first quarter
Smith, President.
the
company.
New
$6,629,870
3,001,221
1437.
p.
the
tq
Namm-Loeser's, is also
members
Arebec
with
proceeds—Tire company will apply $986,986 of the net proceeds of
offering to the purchase for its treasury of 108,460 shares of its
mm on' stock
from certain stockholders at a price of $9.10 per share.
Jg58.
$6,228,396
income
oper.
191,
of
by
wear
of
bank
The
located throughout the United States.
clients
The
ry.
—V.
sale
enable
revenue—
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
Net
The company, with principal offices in
engaged
in
factoring
and
commercial
misiNESS
♦»
oper.
Chairman
women's
of
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$25,852,260 $26,402,675 $72,822,322
$72,790,875
expenses.
19,623,864
19,772,805
55,360,897
55,557,359
oper.
between
agreed
Namm family.
issuing company and its subsidiaries are
engaged in
men's clothing and
furnishings, and to a lesser extent
its
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
has
subscription price. The additional
subscription
by
shareholders.
for
controlled
of
Missouri Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
on
agreement
The
of
208,460 shares of common stock of this corpo¬
The stock is priced at $11 per share. The issue
secondary
offered
Is
derwriting group headed by Lee Higginson Corporation
April 26,
a
company,
the latter
underwriter at the
1960—3 Mos.—1959
oper.
P. 463.
Mill Factors
Under
1960—Month—1959
Railway
is
other
broadened
permanent
expenditures
$10,800,000
to
the
p.
49.
for
in
as
that
term
by
amendments
acquisitions
of
1959
alone
"qualifying
is
now
to,
intention
to
use
such
funds,
condemnations,
for "qualify¬
in, and as its defini¬
Internal Revenue Code
and
defined
the
business
of '$878,600
reinvestments"
enterprises.
and
corporation's remaining water
properties
In
cumulatively
through
were
facility
addition
totalling
additions
reported —V
'
Nicolet Industries,
Inc.—Sells Modiglass—
See Reichhold
Chemicals, Inc. below.—V .187, p. 1316.
189
i
Norwich
The
W.
George
ing
$10,804,710,
first
the
for
increase
18#
an
of 1959.
quarter
months totaled $1,286,953, a gain
adjusted in the comparable 1959 period.
were equal to 34 cents per share on
the
outstanding at the end of the period.
In the
'first
quarter of
1959 per share net income was equal to 28 cents
per share on the -shares then outstanding^ as adjusted for a 2-for-l
stock split in December, 1959*—V.
191, p, 607.
"* *•" ■
Income
Net
21#
©f
the
for
latest
The
three
first
the $1,062,778,
over
In
Co., Inc., of New York City, on
>
contracts)
V
proceeds are to be used to replace bank financing,
payable, purchase machinery and equipment and for
accounts
With
firms
'
The
SEC
company
per share,
proceeds are
capital.
The
miftimum of 50 cents a share or have been per¬
mitted by the underwriters to purchase part of
the aforesaid 37,500
shares at a price less than $3.25 a share and may, accordingly, be
deemed underwriters within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933
with respect to all shares of the company sold by such firms in the
course of the distribution:
; :-'>7#
1#7
Co., Inc.
Kesselman & Co.", Inc.
first
be
will
$175,000
This
the next $150,000 for increased in¬
The terms of the SBA loan require
$33,000 of debenture notes be deferred until after
payment of the SBA loan, in full, and place limits on expenditures for
machinery and equipment in any fiscal year of $15,000. It is the com¬
pany's intention to request permission under the SBA Loan Agreement
to pay the $33,000 of debenture notes at their stated maturity date,
July 31, 1960. Any balance of the proceeds will be devoted to general
corporate purposes, including working capital requirements occasioned
by resumption of manufacture of gears, reduction of loans secured by
accounts receivable and to the extent permitted under the SBA loan,
purchase of equipment for expansion of the company's product lines.
.No allocation thereof to particular purposes has, as yet, been made.
•
former
of
.
,
of the
incorporated under the laws of the
Its executive offices and principal
place of business are located at 342 South Street, Rochester, Mich.
The company was formed by Phillip S. Chapnick and his wife, Sally
Chapnick. to succeed to the business of Nu-Era Gear Co. (a Michigan
corporation formed Dec. 8, 1S45 > and Nu-Era Muffler Corp. (an Illinois
corporation formed June 7, 1956) in which they had the sole interest.
The company is, and after the offering will be, controlled by Mr. and
Mrs. Chapnick. who are both officers and directors
of the company.
The predecessors of the company had been conducting
a business of
manufacturing and selling automotive gears for the replacement or
"after-market" since 1945, and had entered the business of selling auto¬
motive mufflers and tail pipes, also for the "after-market," in 1956.—
*
V.
of
190,
Michigan
Corp.
was
8,
June
on
1959.
throughout
*'•
*
t
net
PROCEEDS—The
$895,300i
public
*
from
will
of
are
the
unique
a
company's
nature,
that
not
more
equipment
in
determined
such
to
than
the
accordingly,
will
$700,000
be
be
cannot
company estimates
for the completion of
required
facilities.
,
V
The balance, if any, of such proceeds will be added to the company's
working capital and may be used to repay all or part of the $109,457
aggregate principal amount of the company's 5 #-6# notes due 1960-64
which
TO
$25
has
company
the
purchase one share of common stock
in cash or by cancellation of $25
to
outstanding
company's
stock
each
warrant
accept
of
offer
of
deliver
notation
Warrant
(but
debentures
prepaid.
reissued,
however,
less
not
them,
of
than
partial
Apollo,
April 20 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share, through Hancock Securities Corp., New York,
; New York.
"7.7' 7'-#77
; #'7
'*v-."- i'''
v-'t
The proceeds are
to be used to rjetire outstanding bank loans, for
inventory purchases, expansion, and working capital.
and profits
77 77-7A7*
7.7-77 -■
and continued strong
cellophane, fine printing papers and
accounted for higher sales by the Packaging Division.
products
paper
new
year
rose
21#
accept
April
as
to
all)
20
warrants
the
this
on
which
and the company proposes
this
be
offer
not to
is
Issue
paid
accepted
addi¬
any
L.
John
O-I
Gushman,
The
its
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Max
Powell
C,
Powell
Mr.
Gushman
these
O-I
said,
of
new
'.7*.
license
patent
study
191.
p.
••
majority
and
..
5% -6%
16#
notes
preferred
per
share)
Common
due June
to
and
banks,
15,
1974—
$498,000
Inc.
General
both
in
stock
'
'
(par
value
$10
(no
par)„_
*350,000 shs.
.—
23,746 shs.
District
moved
to
vacate
entered
was
The
1960,
26,
the
over
inequitable
that
been
the
the
all
amendments
to
with
which
creditors
to
share-fcr-share into
common
stock
•>i^cClKdes 23;748, 8hares reserved for issuance
shares, of 6# preferred
23,746
exercise
of
officers
4 980
and
until
Dec,
upon
conversion
31,
1960.
of
Commission
shareholders
made
stock, 4,980 shares reserved for issuance
and 5,379
shares reserved for issu¬
warrants
the
to
In
limited
more
on
submit
the
the
leave
to
Is
also
the
that
urges
that
borrowing
and
the
the
fairness
of
events
In
the
of
of
it
amendments
feasibility
to
a
vote
of
of
all
the
feasibility"
payment
with
^
/« *hom had had substantial prior experience in the
Comntlsstnn' Primarily in connection with the Atomic Energy
Commissions Naval
Reactors
Program.
,
During
most
of
1957
the
"
Williston
R.
new
the
plan,
creditors
a
The
the
Securities
Electric
and
&
330,000
further
as
Beane
&
Rambo,
Townsend,
Close
&
Kerner
Dabney
&
Tyson
275.000
'
Co.II—III——
Boenning
&
110,000
275,000
Hanrahan & Co., Inc.__
110,000
220,000
_
Harrison
110,000
Pierce,
&
Co._.
White
&
HO,000
Drummond, Inc.
220,00)
Co.—_
&
Southwick-Campbell
Fahey, Clark & Co
220,000
Gr*nd°
220,000
&
191,
Co..
p.
110,000
Co.
220,000
Elworthy
165,000
—
Bioren &
Blosser &
165,000
7
Inc.
Co.
185,000
w
275,000
McDowell
—V.
Co,,
&
—165,000
Currie
330,000
Townsend,
Bodine
California
Inc
&
110,000
Inc.
Co;
Wright, Wood &
HO-000
60
1816.
Radio
Corp. of America—Stock
This corporation,
tion statement
of
common
—V.
of
190,
Plan—
of 30 Rockefeller Plaza,
with
the SEC
stock,
to
be
on
April 21,
offered
New York,
filed a
covering
I960,
under
Stock
its
registra¬
706,616 shares
Option
Plans.
1438.
p.
Radorock Resources, Inc.—To Merge—
of
of
See Federal
deficit
a
to
The
of
p.
and
series
A
1184.
Corp.—Appointments—
Bank
of
North
redemption
6#
190, p.
sinking
America
agent
fund
for
been appointed
corporation's $l,t)00,o
has
the
debentures
maturing
1974—V. ly •
1326.
and
stockholders,
order
paying
issue
refer
Realty
1264!
Co.—Financing Approved—
an
Commercial
trar,
advisory
191, p.
Uranium Corp., above.—V.
Rassco Financial
company
amended,
and
Exchange Commission has issued
&
Co.
debentures
Court
accompanied by the Commission's suoplemental report.—V.
Pennsylvania
&
(Inc.)
detrimental
are
the
plan to the Commission'for
and
Gardner
&
Freeman
M.
Inc.
Clayton Securities Corp.
Cruttenden, Podesta &
<
A
Moreland, Brandenberger
J.
amend¬
employees.
r7a?mSIN*?3Tuhe1 ComPany
formed at the end of 1956 by Dr.
PeukoSitz »if nfP
Dr; Fr®deiick Forscher and Dr. Leonard P.
M.
165,000
165,000
165,000 I
-
Commission
the
initial
requests
v-7
Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.——
Crowell, Weedon & Co._i
330,000
&
——
Reinholt
the Debtor.
reorganized
on
220,000
Parke
330,000
Inc.
11
interests
company
the
default
&
Dittmar & Company, Inc
and
April
the
by
to
the
Roberts
Feb.
on
the
220,000
220,000
Model, Roland & Stone—
330,000
_
the
amendments
power
addition,
that
affect
as
of
Co.,
&
Co.
shareholders
on
Amount
Mericka
J.
Schmidt,
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
names.
Inc.
Chace,
have
the respective
their
Name
Wm.
Co.,
&
severally
company
opposite
3,025,000
1,650,000
First
unfair
was
approved
contended
questions
increase
reorganized
operations.
stringent.
amendments
report
would
the
it
Court
common
urges
adversely
It
the
major creditor
a
Commission
and
since
that
and
amendments
"raise serious
plan,
commence
severely
are
the
materially
stockholders.
reorganization
preferred
The
by
set
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Merrill, Turben &
Co.,
Bankruptcy Act pending in
Okla.
The Commission also
approved
the trustee and
filed,
plan
and
been
of
feasible.
objections
to
had
bonds
1,650,000
Jenks,
approving the amendments, -which
without prior notice to the parties.
1960,
treatment
not
was
proposed by
its
The
11,
plan
City,
Canada
below
named
purchase from the
new
Dominick—
&
Hallowell,
on
Commission's (objections
its
in
It
of the
1960, all of
1,
1960 at
of the
Dec.
in
'
order
court
April
on
tc
-
the
X
Oklahoma
due
Debentures
27,
2478.
3,025,000
Ripley
Crouter
Opposes Plan—
to
the
Hayden, Stone & Co._—_
assistance
-
Commission
Chapter
to
Court,
reorganization
is
*None
Exchange
pursuant
S.
*233.155 shs.
4 980
and
U.
the
cash
tha|t all of the holders of warrants accept the offer.
t Convertible
nfiHpar
proceedings
the
f
above.
p.
Baxter & Company—___ 1,100,000
April 26 filed objec¬
tions to certain amendments to the court-approved plan for reorgani¬
zation of Parker Petroleum Co., Inc., Debtor in corporate reorganization
that
92,146 shs.
Warrants
to
Securities
creditors
$129 457
non-cumulative
stock
•Assuming
The
of
—
Dominick
,
■'
Parker Petroleum Co. Inc.—SEC
In
♦$384 556
1960-64
due
Co.,
186,
May
on
branch
any
Amount
Straus,
Outstanding
warrants:
Glass
Redeem
debentures
at
underwriters
commitment
amounts
Harriman
A.- -Formed-
S.
fund
made
Bank.—V.
.
.
International,
Owtns-Illinois
ments
debs,
stock
See
be
Name
77 .'>7.7;
and
dozen European firms and will
the area. Mr. Gushman said.
7
v
• v.-
with about a
opportunities in
1776.
interests
technical
in
firm
a
DeHaven
;
947.
p.
redemption
for
sinking
5#
Glore, Forgan & Co
V?
■
engage
called
has
Blyth & Co., Inc._______$3,390,000
and Durobor, of Soignies, Belgium,
programs
Owens-Illinois
191,
Ltd.—To
Mines
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
director of both the Gerresheimer
a
will
subsidiary
licensing
new
—v.
Swiss
.
the country.—V.
Payment- will
,
made
wholly-owned sub¬
a
Vice-President
be
acquired
recently
companies.
O-I's
will
Ohio,
been elected
also has
,
15
details follow:
v
to be known as Owens-Illinois Inter¬
Gushman announced.
of Dusseldorf, Germany,
Glassworks
Mr.
Toledo,
of
S.A., Mr.
the
April 25 issue the offering on April 21 of $20,000,000 of
this utility's first mortgage bonds. Additional financing
Toledo,
the new subsidiary,
of
national,
had
FINANCING
corporation
outstanding
101#
subsidiary.
Manager
•
,
.
.
was
the previous
Uranium
Pronto
Glass Co. has been announced today by
Vice-President and President of the new
Owens-Illinois
of
sidiary
of
dividend
with
plastic laminates in
Subsidiary—
Switzerland,
Geneva,
;
year.
This
year.
hold by the public. Net
increase of $1,997,784 or
.
77;
/
Bank Building,
National
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Swiss
in
previous
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—We reported in our
with the SEC on April 22, 1960,
covering 15,000 shares of common stock, to be issued in connection
with its Savings and Stock Investment Plan for eligible employees.—
V. 191, p. 1264.
;
7.' ,xr:-;
establishment
the
cents per share was paid on March 22,
dividend of 12 cents on Dec. 22.
"Based on present market forecasts," ,Mr. Aron said, "we anticipate
that
our
figures for the coming year will substantially exceed the
past years."
#77"
•• "'7;v,;'7yt;'
With plants in Sanford, Maine, and Los Angeles, Calif., Pioneer is
said to be
the
second largest
producer ;©f melamine high pressure
filed
The
for
Employee Invest¬
—
.
corporation, located in the
a
registration statement
This
Ohio,
share
a
previous
the
quarterly
compared
Toronto-Dominion
ment Plan— '
and earnings
.
Fiberglas Corp.
Owens-Corning
and
GIVING
cents
during which company stock was
$11,632,163 from $9,634,379, an
to
over
A
as
oxide-ethylene oxide unit is sched¬
uled to come on stream at the end of April and the propylene glycol
unit at the end of May.
77\ ' • •
'
■ 7.T 77
The
new
$8,000,000
synthetic urea plant constructed by SunOlin
Chemical Co. at North Claymont, Del., oegan operations at the end
of February.
SunOlin is jointly owned by Olin Mathieson and Sun
Oil Co.
Olin Mathieson will market the plant's annual output of
73,000 tons.—V. 191, p. 1115.
amount
Debt:
subor.
Capital
upon
will
principal
Authorized
Long-term
ance
can¬
com¬
of business
close
offer
the
for
the
to
warrants,
CAPITALIZATION
5%
registered
debentures
by
holder
warrant
a
77
or
first
dichloride, glycol ethers and several
.
,
company
$601,150
propylene
The
surfactants.
Corp.—Earnings—
corporation achieved record sales
Maine,
year
sales
..
for production of " ethylene
plant
Plastics
ending Jan. 31, 1960, according to Arnold Aron, President.
manufactures Pionite high pressure plastic laminate
surfacing, for the furniture industry and the building market.
Net incoihe advanced to $715,479* or 92 cents a common share, over
the
The
Division also
products introduced
new
(a
.
new
on
100,000
Sanford,
This
in
t
The
only by
principal
corporation
covering
Pioneer
the quarter.
during
improved substantially.
during the quarter were Squibb
systhetic penicillin) and the Winchester Model 59
shotgun with a unique "barrel made of glass. A product of WinchesterWestern research, the new -barrel- is made by -fusing and
bonding 500
miles of glass fiber around a thin steel tube, providing the shooter
with
a
barrel of greater strength and lighter
weight on a fastei
handling shotgun.
;
"
.
'
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V,
The
report to shareholders also announced
that the $35,000,000
development program for the Chemicals Division was well underway.
Facilities
were
completed at the Doe Run,
Ky., organic chemicals
Principal
common
equal
an
prepayment,
before
Pa.
who
Including
Warrants
or
that
accompanied
holders
and
to
cancellation,
thereon
Warren Avenue,
accrued
will not be
tional
for
provided,
to all
?s
for
or
pany's office,
on
April 30.
interest
company,
and
name
cellation
1974.
46.
Fla.—Files With SEC—
Pioneer Metals, Inc., Miami,
four cents per share during the
market conditions which prevailed
to
unsatisfactory
demand for kraft
for
the corporation's
Chemipen
of
15,
p.
13
below.
Industrial Corp.,
United
The
SEC
cigarette papers
-•*-0
Sales of the'^Energy
at
amount
June
due
company
each
debentures;
this
his
the
to
debentures
the
warrant holder one share of
held, at $22,78 per share, payable
offers
for
amount
subordinated
5#
hereby
surrender
in
of
principal
payable
company
-
HOLDERS—The
WARRANT
first
the
in
share
per
4,980 warrants each of which entitles .the holdejr thereof until June 15,
1969
,
finance the purchase of machinery and equipment.
issued to
were
OFFER
.
and
191,
and
.
division
demand
the
However,
advance.
thereof
cost
cents
48
or
reduced
were
the
Improved
(approximately
company
of such equipment and production facilities
be specially developed and engineered for
and,
needs,
precisely
t
the
to
necessary
The major items
program.
proceeds
of the shares of company stock offered to the
principally to pay for the equipment and producfor the completion of the company's expansion
used
be
facilities
tion
cash
sak
the
1959,
despite
the
for
•
and Associates on
April 20 publicly offered 40,820 shares of Nuclear Ma¬
terials & Equipment Corp. common stock (no par) at a
price of $24.50 per share. The company is simultaneously
offering 4,980 additional shares of common stock to its
warrant holders at a price of $22.78 per share (payable
only by cancellation of an equivalent principal amount
of
the \ company's
5% subordinated debentures due
June 15; 1974).
& Lynch
Leonard
1958,
Merged—
Perry Rubber Co.—To Be
See
the industry,
>
'
Demand for Squibb products substantially increased sales
Corp.—Common Stock
Nuclear Materials & Equipment
Offered—Moore,
$6,395,000,
throughout
.
the
one
in
in
same
with
compared
quarter
2344.
p.
the
totaled $163,132,000, a 2#
increase over the
first quarter record set in 1959 when sales totaled $159,909,000.
Aluminum
operations
continued
to
improve,
the report stated.
Losses
from
aluminum,
which were a substantial drain
on
profits
gears
BUSINESS—Nu-Era
State
with
quarter a year ago.
First quarter sales
manufacturer, and
and mufflers.
gear
ventories
that payment
reached
so
did
who
33 V3#
compared
-
proceeds received, it is contemplated that the
used to pay the obligations to the company's
the
States
of them sold more than
70
62
declared.—V.
executive
Pepsi-Cola
the
1950,"
of 1960
period in 1959.
In the report to shareholders, Thomas S. Nichols, Chairman,- and
Stanley de J, Osborne, President, announced that net earnings for the
first
three months of
1960 were $8,567,000,
or
64 cents per share.
with
United
the
in
history;
compared
each,
"that our growth has been
Barnet,
Mr.
capita sales.
plants
400
in their
capitas
cases
said
in per
than
more
highest per
sales and
corporation announced last week record first quarter
increase
in
net earnings' for
the first quarter
This
a
Inc.
Wickett & Co.,
V. S.
PROCEEDS—Of
1959
million
'
therefore,"
basically the increase
Corp.—Record Sales—
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Edward Lewis Co., Inc.
Philadelphia Securities Co.
Robinson & Co., Inc.
Investing Corp.
Frederick
J.
stated
clear
is
"It
'
"In
T. M. Kirsch Co.
& Co., Inc.
Arrin
Cortlandt
A.
working
greater than the
Theodore
April 13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par SI) to be offered
without underwriting.
■
J
to be used for construction of new facilities and
on
80,000
covering
$2.50
at
allowed a conces¬
have been
15#
rose
,
>
•
following
-
Tucson,
Co.,
Development
Tucson
company
to a record $157,769,109 compared with the
high of $136,819,847, as reported in 1958. ' ' . that 1959 marked the tenth consecutive year of
"Fepsi's" uninterrupted growth. In those 10 years beginning with
1S50 both at home and overseas reported case sales were the highest
in
history, growing at a rate which exceeded that of the industry
as a whole.
They were 182# ahead of 1950 when present management
was instituted and 188#
ahead of 1949.
"Pepsi's" growth has been such that case sales in December of 1959
were
greater than those of the traditional peak sales months of July
and August for 1954.
7#
' 7" • 7
Though
population
growth is always important,
over
the past
decade, United States population growth was only 15#
in the face
of the company's sales advances of 182#,
.77'
sales
Barnet
Mr.
Ariz.— Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Old
the
previous company
reduce
working
'
capital.
;
additibn,
In
Net
covering
The
'
•
income is equal
net
present policy.
The
SEC
;
&
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
corporation on April 18 filed a letter of notification with the
30,000 shares of common stock (par 33.3 cents 1 to be
offered at $10 per share, through Pacific Investment Brokers,
Inc.,
S6&ttl6
W&SJl
7 "*-i
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company
sion
.
Securities
With
to $2.17 per share on 6,384,415 shares
share on 6,138,755 shares in 1953
held in reserve and did not include as
earnings tor 1959 or 1958 certain income of foreign subsidiaries which
in years prior to 1958 it had been the custom to report as earnings
Provision for this reserve in 1958 amounted to $791,693 or 13 cents
per share on stock outstanding at the end of 19c8..
;. . .
Provision for this reserve in 1959 amounted to $1,490,517 or another
23 cents per share on stock outstanding at the end of 1959.
v
Had this amount for 1959 been reported as earnings, the earnings
per share on capital stock in
1959 would therefore have been $2 40
per
share instead
of the $2.17 per share as reported under the
1959
The
outstanding compared with $1.88 per
*
1003.
approximately $750,000.—-V. 191, p.
was
,
over
1958.
reported in
-
!
.
and foreign activities in 1959
$11,547,954 after taxes, as
taxes
increase
20#
a
'
,
„
for
provision
Earnings, after
$13,873,843,
were
Engineering Co., Inc., Pleasanton, Calif.—Files
and Exchange Commission—
Nuclear
;'
Subscriptions ior all 2C0;G00 shares offered for the account of the
have been accepted by the underwriter,, Mortimer B.. Burnside
Co., Inc. Delivery of and payment for certificates for such shares
took place on April 21, 1960, at the office of the underwriter.
Subscriptions for all 37,500 shares which the underwriter is entitled
to purchase from the company at 10 cents a share upon receipt by the
company of the proceeds of the aforesaid 200,000 shares have also been
accepted by the underwriter, subject to delivery of and payment for all
of such 200,000 shares. Delivery of and payment for certificates for the
aforesaid 37,500 shares were scheduled to take place on or about April
25. 1960, at the office of the underwriter.
#
1959,
nuclear field.
-
...
the highest sales and earnings in its history in
Herbert L. Barnet, President, disclosed March 29 in the annual
report.
approximately $280,000.
The company's operations did not show a
profit until 1959. As of April 1, 1960 the company's. bac}dpg.,9f orders
(exclusive of the Atomic Energy Commission research and develop¬
ment
191, p. 1264.
cost $32,000,000.—V.
to
had
Pepsi-Cola
requisite for such operations. ,
.
each quarter since the third quarter of 1957 the company s sales
increased;
in
the
last calendar quarter
of 1959 sales (vere
have
*
estimated
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Annual Report—
all licenses
awarded
by
gram
Commission are required
The company, has
Energy
Atomic
the
from
licenses
company's operations in the
the
been
April 14 publicly offered
237,500 shares of Nu-Era Corp. common stock (no par)
at $3.75 per share. 37,500 shares of the total were offered
for Mr. Burnside's account.
Both offerings have been
completed, all of the said shares having been sold.
began
company
Certain
for
Sold—Mortimer B. Burnside &
Corp.—Stock
Nu-Era
"
as
earnings
quarter's
icommon shares
the
time
the $9,193,721
over
bidding, $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due
1990.
Proceeds of -the sale of .theT bonds and stock will be
the subsidiary to finance, in part, its 1960 construction pro¬
1,
used
and
such
developing techniques for pressing
sintering uranium compounds.
Quantity production employing
techniques began in the fourth quarter of 1958.
-
28.
reached
sales
reported
President,
Bengert,
April
on
Net
sales and earnings in the 1960
high for the 13th consecutive year,
told stockholders at the annual meet¬
new
a
Sales—Net—
record
had
company
setting
quarter,
May
obtaining necessary
initial
sales
proposals,
Pa.,
above.
Inc.,
Co.—Record
Pharmacal
Norwich
first
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
competitive
activities were establishing its plant in Apollo,
Atomic Energy Commission licenses, piepari g
and other non-revenue-producing activities
From September, 1957 to April, 1953 the company s business consisted
primarily of furnishing analytical and consulting services and pro¬
ducing uranium compounds on a
limited, pilot-plant scale. In tne
spring of 1958 the company began the production-scale conversion of
enriched uranium, hexafluoride gas, obtained from the Atomic, Energy
Commission, Into uranium-bearing nuclear fuel materials. Also at.tnax
principal
company's
Corp.—New Name—
Enterprises,
Industrial
See
*
.
.
(1882)
Industrial
Novo
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
10
under
Holding Company
Act authorizing this Johnstown, Pa., subsidiary
ot General Public Utilities
Corp; to issue and sell an additional 125,000 common shares
to GPU for $2,500,000 and to Issue and
sell,-at
Equities
Corp.
of
New
York—Additional Fi*
nancing Details—We reported in our April 25 issue the
public offering of 150,000 shares of. this firm's common.
stock (par $1) on April 20
by an underwriting group;
headed by Sutro Bros. & Co.
The issue, which was|
Continued
on
pafJe
^!
Number 5947
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1883)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Canada
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables
In
*irst we indicate
the dividends an¬
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n
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
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payment date.
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cumulative
preference
(quar.)
xl'A%
Jeanette
Jefferson
~
5-31
xl%%
xl%4%'
Glass
'Johnson
Joixes
5%
Co.,
Standard
boro, N. C.),
&
new
Johnson
&,Laughlin
preferred
Mfg.
&
A
7%
E
preferred
Life
(.accum,)—
Insurance
common
Corp.,
——-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—-—
Supply
5-31
5-31
7-
2
7-
1
6-15
5-11
5-2
5-31
(Greens-
(initial)—
(quaf.)I
Steel
$3.75
5-31
5-31
20c
25c
6-10
5-27
62'Ac
6-10
5-10
7-
6-
$1.25
(quar.)———
60c
1
6-15
3
6-1
"
30c
5-20
5-10
25c
6"
5"16
1
preference
Joslyn
i
i
cumulative
cumulative
67c
3
5-25
7%
5%
5-16
7%
5%
55c
45c
^
(quar.)
5-20
5-10
5-10
20c
(quar.)——
5-^0
$1.50
(quar.)
Rubber
6-10
3%
(quar.)—
International
i
6-15
6-10
$4
——
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6
5-26
$$3
Chemical,
Hardart
Investors
25c
(quaw.)_
preferred (quar.i—
preferred 1956 series
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
6-
1
Co.—
(quar.)__
preferred
(1957 series)
5.36% ' preferred
(quar, )—
1
6-
7'Ac
—
International Breweries, Inc. (Mich.)
International Business Machines
5-26
7-
$1.34
(quar.)__
(quar.):
$5
2
6
7-
12'Ac
;
preferred
5%
(quar.)—.
common
_____:
E.)
Co.
(quar.)__,
International Corp.—
B
&
Inland
35c
■,
Gas,
6-
Ltd.—
^
Indianapolis
6-10
$1.75
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.50
1„_
(accum.)
Hugoton
5
40c
(quar.)—*—'—————
preferred
6
7-
-
(quar.)^
preferred
Common
(quarD—l———
(quar.)
Natural
Paso
4.10%
5-
3%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Dauch
Housatonic
5-15
-
4'A%
1
5-16
6-1
.
10c
Ltd., tommgn
—
class
Class
5-25
50c
Utilities Associates
Mfg. Co.
2
6-
60c
(quar.)
Company,
Hot
at
,—
Water
2
5-
12c
i_
common (quar.):
(quar.:
Hotel
5-16
50c
—
Louis & Interurban
income
(quar.)—
Chemical
3.75%.
preferred
6-15
5-
Inc.—
preferred
5%
5-17
50c
Early & Daniel Co. (s-a):_____——
East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
1
5-16
5-16
40c
(Charles
4'A%
of
—
(quar.)—
7-
7'Ac
Refractories,
Hugoton
common
5-27
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
5-13
5-31
20c
____
(quar.)——
Son.,
&
6-27
$10c
(quar.)..
Hoover
5-10
$31'Ac
(quar.)—
5-13
5-27
'
(quar.)
common
A
5-18
1
93%c
Ltd.'(s-ai
$4.25
-
(quar.)
3
6-
6-27
30c
±tl.
Paper Products,
Honegger's
4-29
5-20
6-
$10c
25c
Newport
&
Hooker
6-15
6-10
5-18
stockholders July 5
5-16
5-27
3
35c
quar.i
common
Co.
Two-for-one
6-3
1
1
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)—
Utilities,
Witer
Inc.
'
5-16
15c
4-29
6-
6-
$2.50
dividend
$4.37%
Hinde
4-20
6-25
6-25
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)—i
preference
Horn
(quar.)__:—
U.
(quer.)
Mfg. Co.
<quar.)_
Mining Co. (quar.):
3'A%
4-22
5-14
27'Ac
'
(quaf.)
preferred
Heyden
.
1
40c
(quar.)
Ltd
dividend
Heublein,
6-15
%
.
6-
5-19
preferred
investment
preferred
6ftf
5-14
25c
Hastings
5-14
1
10c
3.90%
6-3
6-
$1.25
-
Hartford Electric Light—
6-3
7-1
25c
——
payment
5
—
Products
Corp.
Stock
6%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5
5-
Extra
5-31
6-15
$1
(quar.)—_
common
5-
1
2
1%
common
Gas
Harbison-Walker
14)1
preferred
1
6-
.___
(initial
Corp.
Hamilton Mfg.
5-10
6-15
net
Oil
4'A%
Co.,
(J.
Duriron
1
25c
_____
5-27
6-10
15c
preferred A
(quar.)
Corporation <quar.)___
6-
25c
(quar.)
5-11
6-10
1
35c
approval
6-
27'Ac
Hajoca
7-
6-1
25c
(quar.)——
common
preferred
Dulaney
f
5
preferred
taken
Ltd.,
Power
70c
35c
(quar.)_
6-15
From
time)
Corp.,
preferred
Duke
6-16
5-
June
Ltd.
Inc., $2
action
4%
6-30
15c
pfd.
Telephone
Hackensack
Ltd.—
to
22'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5-20
$62'Ac
subject
6-10
Mines,
Guardian Mutual
Fund,
Hoffman
(quar.)__—_—
Bros.,
Oliver,
(No
4-22
3
split
stockholders
Dravo
Store
B
6-15
30c
(quar.)___
5-26
6-30
Co.—
Telecasting,
Class
5-6
30c
r
Pacifie
utilities,
Piqferred (quar.i__-
®
Donnelley
.
Interstate
Gross
8
Hires
(quar.)
5-18
1
6-
$1.05
(quar.).
Grocery
8-8
11-
,
Investments,
6-14
30c
4-22
$10.69
1
25c
(quar.)
8-16
55c
5'A%
Quarterly
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)___
Gold
preferred
4-29
$1.19
(quar.)—
5-16
(quar.)
Northern
5-31
.
—__
10c
Ohio—
Telegraph
T.)
4-30
$1
______
Mfg.
6-
37c
$1.12%
Buildings (quar.)
3%%
5-6
1
6-1
,
(quar.)__
5-16
1_.
common
Great
invest¬
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1
9n.Preferred (quar.)__
4 50'/
pre^en'ed (quarj
Burndv npreferred
4
Clay
Corp.
Stores,
87y2c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
S.)
preference
6_
investments
common
6-1
9-1
12-
75c
—
York
&
Dominion
East St.
ret inco.me
Industries,
<7
(W.
30c
———
Bute"1"-'™"1
5-2
5-31
4-25
$5c
Stock
(W.
Hecla
—
(quar.)
5-19
56'Ac
(quar.)
Grant
long-term
Anglo Investment Corp.,
preferred (quar.)_!_.—
6%;
com.
5-' 9
6-15
15c
net
of
Corp.
Rubber Co.,
5% preferred (s-a)
Gossard
(H.
W.i Co.
6
20c
50c
Cement
Dominion-Scottish
50c
________________
5-
7-25
2
—___J
Controls,
&
Stock
New
6-1
split
____
6-15
4-25
1
7-25
Extra
6.vipp5-12
2
5-
Electronics—T
Goodall
5-12
93%c
(quar.)
&
Yellowknife
Hendershot
—
of
Corp.
Divco-Wayne
Drewry's,
(quar.i
Company,
4-15
6
6-
6-
t50c
(quar.)—_—
Portland
Dominion
five
eLeferred (quari)
S^arpe Mf& (Quar.).______
'Charlesp
Dickey
9
5-
6-3
at
(quar.)____________,
preferred
1
7-1
Ltd.—
■£u Bra,ss Cor-P. (quar.)
Biocktpn Edison Co.
0.60%
4-30
2Cc
(s-a)
Steel
this
each
three-for-1
a
common
Gold
50c
(quar.)
Supply Co.
Diamond
5%
__
4i,
5-18
40c
Door
Productions
Detroit
6-17
6-
.
Co- of Canada,
6-15
Giarmirii
Giant
^
RR.
Dentists'
Desilu
5-27
7-1
60c
__
for
$1.43
1
stockholders)
Company
Delaware
1
5-20
6-1
$1.75
(quar.)_____
held
S6.u ,Tank
stockholders
1
dividend!
share
of
gains, plus 68c from
income)
&
35c
(stock
5-18
10c
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
distribution of $10.01 from
Deere
5-20
$1.05
Corp.
65-
5
58-
1
(quar.)
Products
6-15
$50c
5-17
9-
Extra
Vegh
(A
5-16
6-15
30c
(ouar.)
ordinary
de
5
$1.18%
(quar.)
Gerber
6-15
31'Ac
A
5-16
5-27
California—
of
dividend
45c
Corp
capital
7-2
$1.18%
Brass
Bowater Paper, Ltd.
■
1
6-
2
(quar.)
Aluminum
class
1
20c
Stock
5-25
93%c
Ltd.,
6-
s
Co.
split
Georgia-Pacific
1
Gulf
(quar.)
Metallic
7-
(quar.)
6-
(Del.)
(quar.)
Publishing, $4 preferred
prior preferred (quar.)
7-
10c
(quar.
shai-es
5-16
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
common
5-16
5-13
30c
%
1
(1956 series)
(quar.)
Telephone
$37y2c
Insurance
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
De Soto Chemical Coatings—
:
4%%
class
A
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
new
1
$1.12 to
4.750
vug
approval
15c
(quar.)
4.20%
B'aw-Knox
6-
common.
5-2
6-30
New
*___
J25c
,_
common
Co.,
Distillery,
Dahlstrom
5-16
$1.06 Vt
Power & Light,
Life
5-16
1
1
1
General
20c
(quar.)
1
66-
6-
5-16
$12c
6-
37'Ac
General Telephone Co. Of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Insurance—
B
$1.60
5-16
1
25c
_________
common
Can
(H.)
5-16
,
Telephone Co.
50c
American
Cement
preferred
25c
•:
6-15
8-
5-17
$10c
Ltd.
Portland
preferred
5-20
<,
1
25c
5-15
6-1
75c
7-
(quar.)—
(Omaha)
Fireproofing Co._
General Telephone Co.
$2.20
5-20
(quar.)—
5-11
15c
(quar.)—
5-27
1
Casualty
2
5-25
25c
Co.
preferred
5c
&
5-
$4
E.)
1
5c
2
5-15
$1
6-10
no,rf40c,dt
2
5-
$4
1
6-
(s-a)
5-
5-15
25c
__:
City Steel Inc.
10c
common
2
5-15
•
3
15c
(quar.)
(quar.);
A
(quar.)
5-
25c
;__
6-
1
common
5-15
25c
6-
6-
Fund
4-15
5-13
15c
6-
3c
4-15
2
$1
(R.
3-for-l
2
1
;
5'A%
6-15
70c
Inc.
preferred
J25c
time
Bohn
2
5-
1
6-1
50c
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
.
»14preferred(quar.)
Bo.cien
6-
6-
(quar.)
Steel
preferred
Ton
5-16
$1.25
Bigelow-Saniord Carpet Co.—
Nonaction token on common payment
this
■
t$l"
(quar.)
Cement,
4%
7-
5-
5-27
5-
AA —
General
| 5-10
$15c
Freightways Inc. (quaiv)i__u_«
Theatres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Beverages
to
r
1
(quar.I
(quar.)
common
1
60c
|
(s-a)
t35c
4'A% preferred
(quar.)
Bessemer Limestone &
6-
30c
Company, 3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
Crompton & Knowles (2-for-l split subject
25c
(quar.)
Heminway
Bell & Howell
General
tl2c
Class
5c
.
preferred
General
6
Gate
6-15
6-
____.
4'A%
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.)
'___
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)
5-13
21c
common
6
7-
35c
5-12
5-12
$1.10
Quarterly
3
$1.25
Crane
(quar.I
Corp.,
7-
7-15
$13c
Cott
—_
(quar.)
Shoe
7-15
(quar.)
Corby
;
(quar.I
S.l
5-19
(quar.)
*25c
preferred
(A.
6-14
A
Curtis
—
A
5-
B
$3.75
in
Beauty Counselers, Inc. (quar.)
Beaver
Lumber, Ltd., common (quar.)^.
Class
5-13
50%
1
1
$1
6-30
(quar.)_
series
Co.
6-
6-
40c
(quar.)
Co.—
5-17
$1.12'A
common
A
Class
5-20
1
$1.18%
(initial)(quar.)_____
Co.
6-
$1.15
(N. Y.)
new
AA
7-15
dividend)
4-26
A
Class
10c
5%
6-16
■
Beaunit
I
1
new
Barber-Ellis & Canada, Ltd.
Barber-Greene
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Class
4-30
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-13
corporation in exchange for each
share of railroad Stock
held. The new
firm is called Bangor & Aroostook
Corp.,
and will be
engaged in diversified busiliGss activities
1 *1
■
Class
5-10
6-15
5-15
A
Continental
"probably
shares
6
1
6-
$25c
Continental
5-31
6-30
20c
two
A
(stock
Service,
Glass,
Brush
2
6-10
35c
Works
Company
7-1
Continental
t31'Ac
f36c
offered
Fund,
Consumers
'
6-
5-
5-25
Bridge
(George A.)
4-29
Class
5-26
6-10
Fuller
5-20
Elevator
Containers,
Consolidated
6
■
Fuller
6
Funston
preferred
Consolidated
5-26
"
i,
6-17
5-
10c
Annual
6
5-
6-17
''
2%
(quar.)
be
Sulphur
$1.12Ma
(quar.)___^
Fire
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
Bangor
cl.
(annual)
Edison
(N. -Y.)
4-20
6-17
5%
•'
dividend)———
5%■
convertible 1st preferred
5%% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Y.),
Consolidated
1
5-
Freeport
Class
deposit receipts—,
Axe-Houghton Fund, class A (from
Ayshire Collieries
(quar.)
'
6-
6-17
25s
Consolidated
4-21
1
$0.8886
American
Stock
40c
6
6-10
6-30
Company,
lc
Income
preferred
Connelly
5-6
5-
5-
$3.50
Foundry (quar.)—,
August Thyssent-Huette A. G.—
'
5.72%
Composite
6-15
6-1
Foxboro
25c
Co.
Community Public
5-5
6-15
$3.75
Atlas Brass
1
6-3
75c
Fort
Foundation
5-20
30c
!
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)___
Commonwealth
5-31
$1.16'A
_____
5-31
6-30
5-
35c
45c
Mart, Inc. (quar.)________
Foremost Dairies, Inc. (quar.)___
5-20
4-26
31'Ac
Food
5-20
1
5-13
5-13
2
,.18%c
(quar.)__
$1.12Vz
America
Credit
(quar.)
com.
4'A%
preferred
Pitt
5-28
5-28
5-
26c
(quar.)
6-10
63c
&
Rubber,
6-10
3%
(quar.)
(quar.).
Carbon Co.
(quar.)
Enterprises, Ltd.
(quar.)
Commercial
5-13
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
Corp.
(initial)
-
&
preferred
30c
(N.
A
Corp.,
(s-a)
Tire
6-15
(quar.)______
5-27
6-14
6-30
40c
Commercial Discount
Corp., common
6%
participating preferred
5-12
6-15
6-11
6-30
;
of
Milling
Commercial
6
30c
________
Power
Corp.
Steel
5-
6c
Armstrong
Atlantic
1
5-13
5-31
57'Ac
______
_
preferred
Steel
1
Corp.
Combined
v
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Armco
50c
.___
______
Oil
Argo
(increased).
6-
Colonial
Columbian
V;..
6-
dividend)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aikman
&
Colorado
Co.—
Inc
Pools,
6-15
> 7 .v7::
(quar.)
(initial
common
Anthony
$1.25
A
Collins
4-29
30c
Class
5-13
25c
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
48c
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
(Cincinnati)—
6-10
(quar.)—_
com.
B
'
pfd. (quar.)
Florida Power Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)_
6-11
7-22
$1.23
Fibre,
Casualty Co.
Class
Class
Firestone
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Company
Citizens
5-13
15c
$5
5%
6-20
&
(quar.)
"(quar.)_____
$10c
(initial).
(quar.)
Paper
Inc.
series
Signal
preferred
$1
Ltd.
Service,
Markets
Co.
Chrysler Corp.
4-22
5-27
Oils,
&
pfd.
4.75%
(quar.)_____
Public
Sign
6-20
25c
—
(quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)
Chilton
4-22
4-30
15c
___
Construction
Potash
4-30
25c
—
American
$4
5c
30c
Rio
preferred
4»/2%
3
9
7-22
5-16
(quar.)
(Marshall) (see Marshall Field & Co.)
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.)_
;
Finlayson Enterprises, Ltd., class A (s-a)
9
$10c
1
$1.75
Bearings,
4.60%
Common
5-13
1
1
6-
$1.12'A
common
.
Channing Corp. (quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
5-25
6-10
& Co.
Food
Belt
*
6-20
7-
"
1
5-12
Electric—
2nd
conv.
-$1.25
payment
■
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Champion
1
common
..
preferred
Chain
American
B—
Del
..
7-
30c
Hardware Corp. (quar.)
Home Products Corp. (monthly)—
American
Monorail Co., common
$120 preferred
(1956 series)
(quar.)—_
American News Co., new common (initial)—
M.)
Illinois
Century
Cast Iron Pipe Co.
preferred is-a)
—$3
American Chain & Cable
(quar.)—
62Vic
American Commercial Barge Line (quar.)—
25c
American Electric Power
(quar.)
45c
American Enka Corp. (quar.)
25c
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)_
30c!
Class
(A.
4%
7-
1
1
20c
(quar.)--.
Co.,
5-20
76-
50c
Field
5-26
}5c
Central
'■%.■
6%
ll%c
Extra
5-18
:
on
5-
5-
$1.62
(quar.)—-
Pacific
Federal
4-27
,
preferred
preferred
Federal
5-16
6-10
$1.75
time)
prior
7-12
16'Ac
(quar.)
Manufacturing
7%
4-27
5-24
Forms
Federal-Mogul-Bower
5-16
-
5-23
30c
35c
(quar.)
taken
6-1
6-1
5-16
:
5c
Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)
Central
--'fir: 1
this
4'A%
5-31
5-27
Corp. (increased annual)__
Co., 6%%
preferred (quar.)__
action
at
•••
.
6-15
20c
Products
preferred
5-31
$20c
Casco
7%
6-15
J27c
5-18
__
5-9
5'A%
5-18
I.)
5-13
J25c
5-16
(J.
1
6-1
Ltd.—
1
6-
(quar.)—,
Petrofina, class L
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
6
6-
American
American
Gas
preferred
6-6
10c
62'Ac
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
——
Corp., $4 preferred—
$6 preferred
Try-r-*-*'
Two payments shown above clear all arrears,
and also include the payment
due on July 1.
B
:
(2-for-l
5-16
6-
of Rec.
a6%
rets,
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)_
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
5-13
Ltd.—
$-1.12%
5-29
1
deposit
Business
Exeter
Carlisle
4-25
6-
10c
:
Natural
Ennis
Holders
Payable
Ltd.—
ordinary (final)—
Elmira & Wililamsport RR.
Co., pfd. (s-a)
net
Corp.
(quar.)_____L_____i_________
split)
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co.
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
_______
—
Western
American
6-1
$25c
Securities,
(interim).
i
f 15c
from
(interim).
5%%
6-20
5-13 \
America
Class
General
A
7-4
tl7y2c
.___
Inc.
(quarterly
investments)
B
4%
.
(quar.)
common
4™
inc.
6-30
(quar.)____
Class
5-13
When
Share
Company
Elliott-Automation,
Ltd.—
Fund,
on
6-15
Name of
5-13
$31 Vic
Co.
_
Class
5-9
__■
_________
preferred (quar.)Ainha-Portland Cement Co.
B
Per
of Rec.
6-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canadian
5-11
25c
(quar.)—____
common
Corp.,
Stores
Alsco,
Holders
IOC
preferred (quar.)
Aig0ma Steel Corp. Ltd.
(quar. >_____
ified Chemical Corp.. (quar.),
Allied
when
5-25
' /
5%
4
Class
Canadian
shares
Supply
Aeroquip
A
Holders
Payable
J50c
$29y4c
Lines,
Canadian
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.U
lHison-Wesley Publishing Co. class A (s-a)
AHriiessograph-Multigraph Corp.—
<3tnrkholders approved a two-for-one split
apvo
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preference
(quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
Incorporated, Inc.—
P.
M
a
preferred
income
25c
—
registered
Steamship
Canada
reached their
Share
.
(quar.)
vending Corp.
arc
4y2%
When
Share
Malting Co., Ltd.,
11
Kansas
5%
City Stock Yards of Maine—
preferred
(quar.)__—
—-—
$1.25
Kentucky Utilities Co;, common (quar,)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
40c
$1.18%
1
4-22
6-15
5-25
6-
5-16
5-
1
.
12
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(1884)
.
Monday, May 2, I960
.
„
Per
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
5.80%
preferred
Kleinert
(I.
Krueger
(W.
_.
(quar.):
Rubber
B.)
Co.
A.)
Co.
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
7-
1
6-
6
16c
(quar.)__.
common
dividend
Stock
2%
30c
Keyes Fibre Co.,
6-15
6-
1
10c
5-16
5-
6
Apparel,
Laclede
Gas
4.32%
5%;
Co.,
preferred
Service
Bryant,
31V4C
6-15
$10c
(quar.)
>
5VV>
preferred
Nettleton,
Lomas &
preferred
split)
5'*
preferred (s-a)
Louisville
Cement
Lunkenheimer
Metal
Lyon
Co.
iquar.)
...—
1
M
&
Store
D
Macmillan
Madison
Co.
Gas
Stockholders
Ltd.
Manhattan
Co.
Mathews
McKesson
&
Reeves
5-26
5-12
6-15
5-13
6-15
5-13
6-
1
5-12
5-31
8-
$3
Factors
6-15
Mine
1
6-
1
50c
5-
1
preferred
Mining
—i
(J. S.)
__
1
$1.22 Va
8-
1
7-16
San
5-20
6-14
San
5
5-23
Scott
7-11
7-
1
5-31
5-20
1
5-20
6-30
$25c
$31V4C
7-
2
6-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
1
6-20
10c
(Bait.)
Engineering Co.. common
S2.50
prior
pfd.
5-27
6-15
6
4-29
6-10
6-15
62 Vac
(quar.)
Mills
Paper
Finance
Motor
(quar.)
Corp.
Motor Wheel Corp.
Chemical,
_
National
Acme
7-
30c
5-16
5-
2
5-16
5-
D.)
(G.
National
Biscuit
7%
preferred
Shakespeare
Casket
National
Distillers
4Vi%
Co.
Common
4%%
National
7%
(N.
J.)
National
Rubber
National
Starch
Nazareth
Neisner
Machinery
of
iquar.)___
6-10
5-20
5-27
5-10
South
7-15
6-17
Southern
Corp.
6-
1
5-13
______
6-15
$5
4-25
Sperry
5-10
6-
20c
(quar.)—__:
5-25
6-15
3
preferred
Rand
$4.50
Stafford
Foods
Standard
Brands
6
5-
6-
1
5-16
$3.50
Standard
Northern
Central
Northern
Gas
Northern
Oklahoma
Northern
Quebec
Northwest
Ry.
5.75%
Standard
Oil
Gas
Ltd.
(quar.)
____
_
Service,
preferred
preferred
com.
Statler
6-30
6
6-
1
6-
1
5-
5-
5
5-
5
$1.43%
5-14
5-
6
(quar.).
6-
1
1
5-13
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
______
Stix.
6-
Baer
7%
5%
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)___
Ohio Edison Co.,
Olin-Mathieson
"O'okiep
preferred
Chemical
Copper
(Equal
4.56%
__
(quar.)___
(quar.)____
ordinary
approximately $2.80 less
to
20s
1
5-13
5-10
5.29%
conv
pfd.
Superior Separator,
6-
Superior
6-
1
5-16
6-10
5-16
6-13
6-
6
South Africa nonresident tax)
of
Chemical,
Finance
Package
Corp.
Products
A
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Park
preferred
Drop
Paton
Mfg. .Co.
Patterson
(C.
Pendleton
~~
Ltd.:
Tool
Industries
Peoples Life Insurance
Stock
Perkins
70c
preferred
.
7% pfd. (quar")~~
(Butler, Pa.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Paul, Inc. (quar.)
4%
Petroleum
$1
preferred
Pittsburgh
Ft.
Common
7%
Wayne
5%
Pocr
Price
prior
&
Company
Bros.,
Ltd.,
A
pfd.
6-13
6-
1
&
Carson
6-
5-27
5-13
6-10
5-10
6-10
5-20
7-15
6-30
6-
35c
6-10
&
6
5-16
5-
6
5-23
5-
9
35c
:
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
7-
6-15
$1.50
1
5-15
2
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
7-
1
6-20
45c
5-17
5-
15c
6-10
5-13
17 Vac
5-20
5-
37c
5-14
4-30
75c
7-
1
6-10
$1.12 Va
-
iquar.)
____________
Co.
5-
30c
95c
50c
Mfg.
Co.,
&
2
5
(Mich.)—
12 Vac
5-
6
4-
(quar)__
Co.
Co.
pfd.
5V2 %
Industries,
Miles
&
Below
dends
cl.
Ltd.,
$1.37 Va
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
$40c
7-
2
6-15
A
8
10c
5-27
5-12
15c
5-16
3-21
$2 Vac
6-30
6-10
$1.25
6-15
5-13
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Sheet
Tube
&
(quar.).
(quar.)
Corp.
6-30
6-10
the dividends announced in previous
5-
6-
Per
30c
6-10
25c
7-
25c
iquar.)
5-20
Advisers
5-16
1
Akron
6-
1
4-30
8c
4-30
7
4-18
Inc.
(stock
Corp.
Shoe
6-10
5-
2
4-22
5-16
4-25
5-31
4-22
2%
dividend)
Ltd.
Stores,
5-
18c
.$18c
(quar.)
15c
Manufacturing (quar.)
By-Products class A (quar.)
$1
50c
B
Class
5-23
1
5-12
10c
$1
Extra
4-15
7-
5-13
5-31
25c
(initial quar.)
Brass
Class
4-15
5-25
30c
(quar.)
Extra
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Corp., new com.
Fund,
Alabama
2
65c
—
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass
6-10
5-
Co.
Aerojet-General
6-10
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
5C
■: IV2C
(quar.)
Process
Adams-Millis
!
(quar.)___
Steel
Acushnet
5-27
4334c
Share
Missiles & Construction—
Class A common
Acme
6-11
iquar.)
Industries
Acme
Acme
9
35c
quar.u
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
this
announced
Name of Company
5-16
1
give
we
preceding tablfe.
5-27
5-25
6-
1
,
6-
1
1
4-29
6-10
5-18
6-
4-23
5-
2
5-
2
4-23
5-2
4-23
50C
5-
2
4-23
$1
8-
1
7-22
50c
A
Extra
7-
4
5-
8-
1
20c
7-22
5-28
5-
1
'
Class
9
$12Vic
$5s
'
^
5-13
5-
1
65c
6-10
5-
7-22
6-
5-
6
1
$1.12Vi
6-
1
5-
(quar.)
Sl.lS3^
6-
1
5-
6
(quar.»
-
$1.25
6-
1
5-
Alan
(quar.
$l.37Vi
6-1
5-6
iquar )__
$1.33%
6-
1
5-6
5.50%
preferred
(quar.i
7-
6-15
$ri.27V2
6-
1
5-
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
6-
1
'5.75%
5-
6
$20c
12%c
1
6-15
6-15
5-
1
6-
1
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.4334
6-
5-31
1
5-
(quar.i
si.45
6-
1
5.85%
5-
preferred
preferred,
5-16
4-27
6.70%
5-14
4-29
Thalhimer
Bros.,
iquar.i
S1.46V4
(quar.)_______
common
5-27
4-25
5-20
1
6-15
75c
6-10
5-19
6-30
6-
3
6-30
6-
5-27
5-13
42»/aC
7-11
3
1
1
5-
6
6-
6-
7-
Quarterly
Toledo
1
5-
5
Trunkline
1
6-10
7-
5
6-10
5%
$1,25
6-
1
Gas,
quar.i
$5
6-
6-
5-31
5-
__H
8-
25c
5-31
6-10
5-
preferred A
6-15
5-31
(quar.i
$1.25
(interim)
8 Vi %
Inc.
Radio
preferred
55-
6
6
Corp.
Unilever
N.
Oil
Name
V.
6-
2
2
(Ord.
& Gas
beareri
25c
(final).
—
6-15
13%
5-18
5-
6-
1
5-13
ment
under
new
7-
1
5-27
Union
Tank
Car
preferred
(quar.)_____
common
Bosch
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-10
6-10
5-27
1
6-10
35c
7-
6-
1
5-16
1
5-16
6-
1
5-13
5-16
4-25
40c
(quar.)
6- 3
4-22
5-20
5- 6
2
4-18
22V2C
5-25
4-29
5-25
4-29
30c
6-10
5-20
6-17
5-
7-
1
'6-
1
American
(quar.)
4oc
56-
1
6-1
5-
37 V2c
j
g_
g
American
Co,
District
5-13
5-13
4-18
2;
2
(from
net
6-15
!
5-20
in¬
4c
5-20
4-26
50c
(auar.)
Telegraph
5-20
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Shares
5-
4- 8
Theatres,
25c
6
.
Corp.—
(quar.)_.
6
5-
4-16
2
45C
income)
Can
5-
5-31
12 VaC
87 Vac
(quar.)
Business
5- 6
1
5-10
25c
(quar.)__
Broadcasting-Paramount
preferred
5-17
7-
5-25
4-22
30c
6-15
5-31
title
.
6-10
6-
$57c
(quar.)-,_
(quar.)
Arma
preferred
vestment
1
$25c
(increased-qi:ar.)_^
common
American
1
7-
93 %c
common
Airlines,
Book
5%
changed to Union Texas
Natural Gas Corp. See dividend announce¬
7-
37 Vac
com.
(quar.)
preferred
2
Corp. of Louisiana—
6-17
$1.05
8C
preferred
Inc.,
recently
+$2
second
American
1
12 Vac
„____
(quar.).
1
6-
5-18
7-
15C
preferred
American
5-12
1
30c
America,
5-12
6-
5-18
6-
50c
of
3V2%
62Vic
(quar.)
Co.
American
35c
(quar,)
(quar.)
American
5-31
10-22
1
Inc,—
Cprp.
4Va%
10-22
1
6-
25c
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
6
1
11-
$1.25
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5-13
35c
I
class A
(initial)___
Mills,
$3.75
4
_II__III_I
,___
11-
Co.—
common
Aluminum
6
8-18
Cement,
Laboratories
6%
5-10
5-20
(quar.).:
Machines,
& Bacon," Inc
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
5-31
20c
(quar.)___
Allyn
5-31
6-15
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-15
10-22
12V2C
Portland
Allied
1
1 %
75c
Business
Allied
5-17
$1
common
Allied
4-20
1
40c
_
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (1957 series) (quar,).—
Udylite
Union
1
(increased
(quar.)
Investments,
6-15
pfd.
(quar.)
C.)
Control
New
11-
$1.15
4.20%
(quar.)
Steel,
(R.
$1.25
7-
$1.75
6-
IIII1
_IH
—
Corp.
4-30
$4c
Tung-Sol
—
$1.37 Va
Scale
6
4-20
25c
;
Travelers Insurance
Tube
5-16
Co.
6
5-
$125
(qrar.)_
preferred (quar.»__
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Guarantee
5-
1
4-30
9IV4C
preferred (quar.)__
Thomas Industries, $5 preferred
(quar.i—
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd. (increased)
Thompson-Ran.0 Wooldridge, Inc.—
Title
1
6-
15c
_
6-
6-
$1.67Vi
;
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Allentown
Allied
10-22
$1.37 %
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
6
1
$1.50
preferred
Allen
6
5.80%/preferred
4-18
27 Vac
$1.75
6%
6
7-22
11-
40c
(quar,)
(quar)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway—
Common (quar.)
6
preferred
preferred
1
A
preferred
Wood
5%
1
$1
common
(quar.)___
Power
4.60%
6
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
Alabama
1
8-
50c
(quar.)__
Gas
preferred
$5.50
6
35c
(quar.)
$6
5
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
B
Alabama
4-29
6-
(quar.)
5%
A
8-
$1
(quar.)
Extra
(s-a)
com.
7-
B
Ciass
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Transmission,
7-15
9
$1
50c
Class
5-23
$3c
—
5-31
48c
_
5-
weeks and not yet paid.
1
6-
56c
I
6
5-16
60c
5-13
1
(quar.)
(Canada),
preferred
3 7 Vic
(s-a)___
5-16
6-15
6-13
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
6-15
6-15
$2.50
Co
6
5-
16 V«c
—
H. (
Radio
Zenith
8
37 Vac
5 7c
(quar.)
4V
6-
30c
4%
IIII1
1st
6-30
62Vic
(quar.)
Shoe
Youngstown
3
65c
4-26
$1.75
class
5-
preferred
Common
(quar.)
5-
5-20
5-12
1
5-17
(quar.i
4-29
Co.—
preference
preferred
7-
50c
(quar.i
Eastern
5
Chicago Ry
(quar.)_
5-12
4.50%
5
(quar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh Steel
5%%
&
pfd,
6-23
6-
17'/2c
5-16
6-
II
iquar.)
I
5-10
(quar.)
(s-ai_
1
Ir.c.
6-
dividend)
1
5-10
183/4C
*.
Ltd.
6-
25c
conv.
1
1
(quar.)
Texaco.
5-20
(quar.)
6-
6-10
25c
3
6-15
30c
A
4-29
6-15
IIIII
(stock
Finance, $1.60
6-15
6-
(quar.)____:
5-16
6-10
(quar.)
Industries
Wyandotte Worsted
25c
series)
1
5-13
6-
(quar.)
convertible
SI
Sc Reading Corp.
(quar )
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)—_
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pioneer
5-10
1
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
$1
Philadelphia
Pierce
Inc.
Pearson
5%
50c
common
1
7-
Mines,
Taylor,
*
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
6-
25c
Symington-Wayne Corp.
A
Exploration
(John)
$1.05
3.65%
Common
Peter
Wood
/
5-25
5%
Gear,
5-31
6-10
(quar.)
Gold
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Machine &
6-14
18c
(initial)
com.
6-30
6-
■
25c
Initial
6-15
6-10
2
(Wash., D. C.)—
Peoples Telephone Corp.
(G.
1
6-15
50c
Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania
Wood
60c
iquar.)
5-18
1
$1.13
Tanning
3
7-
class
6-17
22 VaC
(quar.)____
3
6-30
6-
$1
J.)
Co.
6-
5.35%
Co
Power
Oil
6-
15c
(1951
1
7-
class A_
& Light Co. (quar.)
Bros.
5-10
<quar.)„
common
7-
6-10
(quar.)—;
Apparel,
Corp.
1
45c
.•___
Dental
S.)
(S.
6-30
20c
com.
Corp.,
5-13
10c
(quar.)
6-
15c
1
25c
(quar.)
Forge
Wolverine
6-30
Paper
4%
9334C
4
5c
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
Common (quar.)
4'/
Wiser
10c
A
common
7-
65c
com.
3
(quar.)
7-
7 Vac
Packaging Corp. of America,
Wisconsin
6-
(quar.)
Window,
Svlvanite
Texas
Pacific
5-20
6-30
40c
V2C
15c
class
6-10
10c
preferred
5-13
1
3 7 Vac
Snowdrift
&
Winkelman
(quar.)
$50c
Old Ben Coal Corp._
Oxford
preferred
Tampax,
(quar.)
(initial)
Corp.
Wickes
5-12
Union
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
Oklahoma
5-12
1
(quar.)__
Gas
4-29
1
6-
______
50c
$1.14
25c
Ltd.,
Co.
1
6-
common
2nd
Fropane
6-17
6-
15c
& Seashore RR. (s-a)
Pulp & Paper— .
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common iquar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
6-
87Vic
Co.,
5-10
$1.25
4V2%
White
70c
(increased
preference
6-10
1
7-
(quar.)
Inc., common
Camp,
convertible
Suburban
Oil
5-20
dividend)
preferred
prior
a'/f
Fuller
&
first
6%
Oak
Wayne
6-15
(quar.)
Corp.
5-10
2
$1.12 Va
Steel, common
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
4.80%
Whitaker
(quar.)
A
2
—
Washington
6-10
(Delaware)
6-15
20c
5-20
2
(quar.)
class
Corp.
1
66-
—"
(quar.i(quar.)
Wire
25c
iquar.)
Register Co.,
Warner
Hotels
Stokely-Van
5-13
6-
4-11
6
preferred
Washburn
5
5-
2
$$1.75
$10c
r
(Ohio),
5-12
6-
Virginia
(guar.)
California
of
Co.
Etewart-Wain^r
6
5-14
21c
27 VaC
iquar.)
(quar.
5\%rf<
Co.
Stanley
5-
7-25
30c
Oil
Standard
5-26
$1.12 Va
4Va%
Pharmacal
6-30
1
Co.
7- 5
6-17
$0,118
approximately
to
50c
class
5-27
7-15
50c
(initial-quar.)
$4.50
5-10
6-
$1.12Vz
Corp.
6-13
8
-----
Jersey
'
Products,
preferred
7-15
5-16
$1.12Va
(incr.-quar.)____
334Vr
5-16
$40c
(quar.)
common
Co.
1
6-
$2
(quar.)
Public
Forgings
7-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.i.
common
West
(quar.)
Motor
Standard
25c
(quar.)_;
preferred
Norwich
1
5-20
______
Bancorporation,
Northwestern
6-
6-15
Standard
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
4V2 %>
5-12
6-29
—
Company-
D.)
New
7-
earnings
Corp.
—
37c
Steel
(quar.)
(S.
Warren
6-16
1
5-
383,4c
common
V;5-13
—
$1.25
A (quar.)__
L__p—.—
(quar.)
preferred
$50c
(increased-quar.)
6-10
6-
Common
4 Vi %
,
Inc.—
preferred
$1
(s-a >
Gas
Common
$15c
$1
7-10
6-
5-20
31V4C
(initial)
$5c
<quar.)___
Utilities
Northwest Natural
6
Co.—
Water
preferred
8-19
: $56%c
—
iquar.)
4-20
6-
_
7-20
1
7c
(stock
common
5-31
25c
___
6-20
1
3bc
Service
Engineering
40c
prior
Corp.,
preferred
Newport
Jersey Zinc (quar.)-^._-___—
News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Norfolk & Western Ry. (quar.).
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
North Star Oil, Ltd", class A (quar.)
—
(quar.)
Sprague
New
4%
1959
'5-13
6-15
Disney
Wysong
Electric
6-15
31V4C
Productions (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Railway—r
81.121/a
1
Vogt
West
dividend
Spencer Chemical Co..
5-13
15c
class
5%
amount
6-2
iquar.i
Southwestern
15c
(quar.)
Fund
Northeastern
Gas
1
(quar.)
4%
Natural
5-
5-10
6-
—
depositary share)
Coal & Iron iquar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
2
iquar.):
4.20%
will
7-
iquar. I
5-16
40c
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
3
5-20
5-27
25c
15c
per
Wesson
iquar J
pieferred
6
65c
dividend
62Vic
Georgia Natural Gas
5-11
6-
1
8-
9-
30c
30c
__________
SI.55
1
5-
$1.75
Virginia
1
11-
11-15
30c
(quar.)
1
6-15
1
Canada, Ltd.—
common
G-15
25c
2
8-
6-16
(quar.).
Corp.,
Stock
Co.
6-16
——
iquar.).
6-10
6-10
75c
Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary—
(Final payment of 7V2%
less British in¬
come
tax
and
expenses
of depositary
9
Quarterly from
Co.—.
Chemical
&
Cement
Bros.,
Nelson
pfd.
5-
5-
Tools
6-
5-13
8-15
5-25
preferred
Southern
Raalte
3
7-10
—
—
5-13
(J.
Stock
9
Co.
6-
1
Vickers,
2
preferred
5%
Sciver
6
6-
5-
Sonotone
30c
5-
1
6-
Snap-On
2
1
2
5-16
5-
6-
7-
(quar.—,——15c
B
5-23
7-
—
B.),
Van
i
5-25
5-12
5-31
'
15c
6-10
5-16
■
7-10
(quar.)——
B iquar.i
class A (quar.)
Pen,
5-13
6-15
30c
27 Vac
—
split)
Company
Upson-Walton Co..
5-20
6-10
25c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3
1
6-28
tax.
4'/2
not
Upson
6-10
$1.18:14
$1.25
32Vic
(quar.)
common
6-
6-15
6-
5-11
1
7-
10c
—
$1.06 %
4V2%
Co..
5-25
7-
10c
Shejritt Gordon Min,es. Ltd. iquar.)
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
Corp.—
iquar.)
Gypsum
5-11
Walt
preferred series
5-31
25c
—
Chemical
iquar.»_1_.
preferred
5-20
5-25
1
6-30
recently
iquar.)—
Sherwin-Williams
2
$1.75
iquar.i
&
35c
$1.10
(monthly)
Co.
Sheaffer (W. A.)
Class
a
(2V2-for-l
6-10
5c
Ordinary
the year ended Dec.
per
of 1 shilling 1 penny
free
of
British income
special
distribution
of
Van
Water & Power Co.—
4%. preferrad series A lquar.)_______—_
60c
(quar.)
common
Co.
6-20
1
Shawinigan
50c
(quar.)
National
5-18
7-
Corp.)
Insurance
25c
(initial)
common
iquar.i
Co..
5-31
$2
40c
15c
12Vic
$1.12Vi<
5c
(Name
Co.
Co.
&
Risks
$1
(quar.)
Co.
7Vic
1
10c
25c
(quar.)___—
new
4-29
it
$1.25
Nalco
6-
5-20
7-
35c
.
5-28
6-15
15c
15c
15c
Antonio
Co.
Surety
Selected
5-23
1
Searle
5-25
5-
30c
Mosinee
6-27
15c
30c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)—
5-27
6-15
30c
(quar.)—
6-15
30c
(quar.)
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Monumental Life Insurance
Morgan
5-16
5-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
Vanadium-Alloys
Monthly j.
Seaboard*Finance Co.,
5-27
$1.05
:
(quar.)
Co.
/
1
87 Vac
(quar.)
pieferred (quar.)
Chemical
(quar.)
San
to
Seaboard
6-
56V4C
7-
Monsanto
preferred
$4.75
$2
preferred
1
certificates
certificates
certificates
Fetzer
&
1
(quar.)
Industries, common
6-
5-24
10%C
subject to tax)—
U S Pipe & Foundry (quar.
U S
Playing Card Co
U
S
Steel Corp.,
common
(quar.)
7%' preferred
(quar.)
Universal Consolidated
Oil Co. (quar.)
Universal
Insurance Co.
(quar.)_z—
Universal Match Corp.
(increased-quar.) —
5-16
6-
5-10
$1.75
(quar.)__
common
1959
share,
5-19
Monthly
5-16
5-
$25c
4.20%
(quar.)
Transit
Antonio
changed
6-
4% pfd. (s-a)
312 %
1
6-
6-29
5
5-24
___________
Corp.,
payment for
31,
Corp.—
trust
30c
...
1
5-
Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—._
Mohasco
common
4Vi%
pfd. (quar.)—
taken on
common
payment
trust
trust
15c
Mobile & Eirmingham RR. Co.,
Modern
6-17
5
5-
deposit. receipts
(Final
time)
Antonio
Voting
Voting
Voting
5-18
Ltd..—
Ltd.
1
1
-
,
(s-a)
$4.40 1st preferred series A (quar.)
7-16
...
Canada.
-
...
RR.
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
St.
15c
(quar.)
& Co.,
7-
5
5-
5-16
25c
(quar.)
A
Molasses
United
$20c
(quar.)
Aeronautical
Ryan
6-16
8-
<s-at
(quar.)
of
Corp.
Mitchell
6-17
9
(quar.l__
(Jacob),
action
25c
Inc.
Co.
Reid,
this
at
Safety Appliance Co.—
4%%
Mfg.
convertible
(No
4-20
6-30
$1.10
(initial)__
Corp.
1
12Vic
—.——._
J.)
Valley
Genesee
&
Ruppert
5-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.
Rhoades,
&
7-
1
6-10
37 Vac
(quar.)..
A
4-29
7-
■
25c
ciass
Industrial
Preferred
5-
$37c
_____
Co
Illuminating
United
4-29
5-13
20c
Mill
5
6-
(quar.).
Miller
5-
17VaC
(quar.)
Kennel,
6
62V2c
—
...
Products
United
6-10
6-
5Cc
(quar.)
Co., class A
Marie
Rose
5-11
Mickelberry's Food
High
5-13
5-10
25c
Mile
3
6-10
(quar.
Water
& Insulation
(N.
Chemicals Inc.
Rochester
Rockwell
Ltd
Mines,
MacDonald
Reichhold
6-10
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.
Middlesex
6-10
1
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)____—_
preferred
1st
5-31
35c
Michigan Gas & Electric, common—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
non-cumulative
4%fr
6-10
(s-a)
Robbins, Inc.
1
pence
11'
Reading Tube Corp., common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_—______—
$30c
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
4.90%
————
5-31
5-
1—
.
(quar.)
Conveyer
6-15
Ltd.—
Company—
(quar.)
7-
4-29
5-16
5-16
5-16
'
—
7-
Also
Reading
5-16
<quar.»_
Massawippi Valley RR.
6-30
(quar.
1
two-for-one split—
(quar.i
& Co.
4-22
preferred
$25c
$27 Vic
$20c
pfd. (quar.)
5%
Quemont Mining Corp.
$8c
(quar.)
Shirt
Field
Marshall
5
5%
(P. R. > & Co. (quar.)
preferred
5-10
Co.—
approve a
Shoes,
Mallory
50%
dividend)——
(stock
6-10
■
Maher
7VaC
35c
■
6-
35c
Electric
5Va%
5-
Reheis
(quar.)
&
5-11
1
10c
1
7%
6-15
3%
(quar.—United Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.i
1
6-
6-15
6
$37c
preferred
5%
1
American
River, Ltd.—
Extra
6-
6
6-
5-16
$15c
(quar.) —
A
•
Carolina-
_—
Quebec Telephone Co.,
Refractory
•
MacWhyte
5-11
"
—
Powell
&
1
$15c
Inc
Fixtures,
Bloedel
Quarterly
6-15
6-
6-20
6-15
.
(quar.)
B
6-20
10c
10c
B
Class
2
5-
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
20c
._
5-16
$1-25
$1.31 Vi
.—
35c
(quar.)__
4-20
25c
—
Growth Fund
Putnam
15-1
10c
—
1
5-16
5-31
■
Long Mile Lumber..:
5-
5-16
1
5-13
$2.50
__
5-13
1
6-
__
4-19
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 Vac
(quar.)
United Air Lines
(quar.)
Stock dividend
—
United Corporations Ltd., class
5-27
1
6-
87 Vac
(quar.)
(two-for-one
Co.
2
Gas Corp.—
(quar.)_—
A
Class
1
5-
10c
(quar.)
6-
Class
5-16
6-10
Mexico—
.
preferred
5.60%
6-
$1.31%
(quar.)__
Printing Co., $3.50
Match
(quar.)
Common
6-
,
10c
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)_
Lion
5%
5
4-29
6-
7 VaC
—
—
5-
1
5-15
35c
(increased-quar.)
dividend
Lincoln
6-
(Alabama)
New
of
preferred A
iquar.)
5V4%
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North
6-15
6-30
5%
Co.
5%
—-
(quar.)
Inc.
6-15
1
6-30
Mines, Ltd.
<s-ai
(stock dividend)
Engineering
Stock
Common
27C
—
_.—
Industries
Lester
7-
26V4C
—
6
—.—
(quar.)
B
Gold
Lamaque
(increased)
5-
5-16
12 V2C
(quar.)
common
preferred
Lancer
Lane
Inc.
_—
Protective Life Insurance
Public
"L'Aiglon
dividend
Stock
.
Co. (North Dakota)
Natural
Texas
Union
6-10
50c
18c
10%
(quar.)_,
preferred
Life Insurance
Provident
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Insurance Co. (R.I.)
Washington
convertible
$2
Share
of Company
Providence
20c
(quar ).
(quar.)_
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
Number .5947
191
oiume
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1885)
13
—t
Per
When
Share
of Company
Name
Payable
Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando,
Quarterly —:—'iriHIIIIIIIIIIIIIZIIZZ
American
Products Corp. (monthly)
Hospital Supply (quar.)___
Home
i
9-15
12-15
11-30
5-15
4-30
5-
2
4-14
6-20
5-20
5c
30c
16 >/4c
jSSE Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)smericiiSaTietraTcommon (quar.)—
VaC
6-
1
5-
5-
2
4-20
$1.25
5-
Mutual Fund—
investment income)
National insurance (uaiv, Texas)
2
4-20
4c
2
6-29
American
Natural Gas Co. (quar.)_____(—___
American
President Lines
9-29
12-15
petroleum, class A__
5-
2
$1.25
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
__
\cl non-cumulative preferred (quar.)___._
Jl non-cumulative preferred (quar.)__—
Title & Insurance Co., (MiamiHy
6-20, J.
$1.25
k
+1;
,'.9-20
^6-10
12-20
' •
k' '
,\
9-12
•
12-12
.'t
-
►
•,
of"
Corp.
tax
t30c
:■
Inc.
(quar.)__
America, com.
Animal Trap Co.'of
Appalachian Power Co., 4%%
4.50%
preferred
Argus Corp.,
4-
8
8
Byers
35c
6-
9
20c
5-2
2nd
$2.50
preferred
Public
62 Vac
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
$1.12 Va
Service
B
$2.40
preferred (quar.)
preferred series A
$2.50
preferred
$2.75
preferred
$4.35
preferred
Class
(quar.)_____!__
a
Associated
5.25%
Dry Goods
preferred
common
Associated
.
Corp.,
com.
Telephone
&
City
4-20
6-
1
4-29
1
4-29
5.28%
4-29
5-13
1
4-30
1
4-30
6-
1
5-13
$1.24
preferred
$1.32
5-
2
4-15
Canada
&
Canada
Foils, Ltd,
Camden
Co.—
6-15
6-
2
5-
1
4-29
Canadian
Breweries
$4.50
9-
1
8-20
Canadian
Dredge
Dock,
Fund,
Canadian
General
5-2
-
4-
.
2
5-
7
Canadian
7
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
5-10
4-25
6-13
5-
50c
.
93% c
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.—•
:
2
6-
t55c
.
_.__v
J25c
6kla".j~Tq~ua~r.)
Quarterly
Carrier
5-20
1
,'
~
4-
Quarterly
-_Z_ZZZZZZZZZ"""_
5-
25c'
4%%'
5
2
4-
7-15
7-15
Ex)ra
Aunor Goia
——E~—"I
™"*~~
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&
4
Common
5-16
4-
4
•..'Common
5%
1-13-61
12-30
Central
Soya
5-2G
Century
9-19
8-19
Cessna
$1
6-20
5-20
Chain
$1
9-19
8-19
1
6-10
6-
1
2
40c
12-
5-
4
J 40c
1ZI—11.—I
_
mVaC
17 VaC
(quar.)—
12-21
12-
9
2
Service
5-15
45c
$1
5-
2
2
5-16
4-29
6-15
6-
1
quar.)
20c
5-17
5-
3
(quar.)__
$1
5-
4-20
12Vpc
2
5-10
4-30
5-
25c
4-
2
8
income
6c
5-31
—
60c
5-13
4-15
(quar.)—____
30c
5-16
5-
4-29
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
Common
3-31
•.*
2
5-
2
(quar.)_.
——._—
—
3-31
.
,
7-21
7-
1
10-20
9-30
12-15
11-25
—
$1.25
6-23
—
A
preferred
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)_——_^|—
A
preferred
(quar.)—___—
4-15
Chicago Yellow Cab
5-16
4-25
Cincinnati
5-
2
4-11
Common
5-
2
Gas
&
(quar.)——
6-
3
9-22
$1.25
1
9-
2
11-23
11-
4
12V2C
(quar.)————
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
5-14
4-30
6-30
6-18
20C
20c
5%
•
6-15
$1.06 V»
6-
1
5-20
37V2C
i-13
A
preferred
&
Pacific—
Texas
(stock
preferred 'quar.)—
Cities Service Co. (quar.)—
$1.25
6-
1
9-
1
8-15
!
6-
1
5-21
Clark
Controller
9-
1
8-22
Clark
Oil
11-19
Clearfield
&
&
Co.
Refining
(quar.)
Co.
Mahoning
—
(stock
dividend).
,
Semi-annual
Co.
Stock
9c
5-16
4-25
Cleveland
10c
income)
new comnion (initial)__
Corp.—.
5-16
4-29
4,/2%
Cleveland
100%
,
10c
5-24
5-10
4%
7-29
6-27
7%
Electric Illuminating,
preferred
<te
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_1—__;
Dodge
Mfg.
$1.50
Pittsburgh
RR.
6-
50c
_
1
5-10
6-.1
5-10
4-
6
4-
8
2
4-
8
5-
2
4-20
5-
2
4-20
5-
2
4-11
4-15
6-
1
5-13
6->
1
5-13
12c
.
5-16
5-
6
2%t
i
5-26
5-
4
,
:
,
5-
6
4-11
quar.)_,
25e-
6-10
5-16
quar.)
25c
6-10
5-16
$2
6-3
5-16
■_
(quar.j—
$1
6-
1
5-16
62V2C
(quar.)—
5-
dividend)_;
4-20
4-20
6-10
5-18
5-
2
4-15
5-
9
4-20
5-25
4-29
100%
Fund_
8V2C
(quarterly
from
net
i
2V4C
;
(initial)
(quar.)__.
common
37V2C
6-1
5-16
39c
—
(monthly)
Ltd.
7-
25c
Co.
Ducommun
Ltd,
(s-a).
(quar.)
.____
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
Co.
com.
Bradstreet,
Co.
6-30
5-13
5-25
4-29
5-31
5-16
t50c
5-13
4-29
U5c
5-
4-15
137V2C
115c
2
5-.2
4-15
5-2
4-
1
125c
7-
1
6-
1
115c
6-
1
5-12
•
5-20
5-10
dividend)
6-13
6-
25c
5-
2
4-15
45c
Inc.
International.
6-17
t20c
,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (stock
2
6-20
.6- .1
30c
(quar.)______—
Metals & Supply
5-
5-17
tlOc
.
Ltd.
(quar.)_____
Ltd,
8
5-31
t$1.25-.
_
(quar.)___
preference
1
4-
5-13
Ltd.—
Corp,
Industries,
2
5-
12V2C
common
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
$1 preference (quar.)
Driver-Harris
4-11
5-16
5-16
25c
Industries.
2
4-11
14c
Engineering Works, Ltd (s-a)____
Fabrics, Ltd, common (quar.)
Dunhill
2
2
Shares—
shares
(quar.)
convertible
&
12-
5-
15c
Dominion
Drackett
3
12-15
30c
37V2C
Electrohome
2nd
6-
15c
Trust
Fields
Dominion Bridge,
Dominion
6-15
62V2C
(s-a)
common
6-10
5-20
1
2%
5-2
4-
}14c
5-14
4-30
114c
5-14
4-30
}30c
5-14
4-30
8
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.—
55c
registered class
55c
class A bearer
4.80%
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_:
Brewing Company
Quarterly
^
Duquesne
of
Corp,
5%
Pittsburgh—
7%
Kootenay Power, Ltd.
Eastern
Elden
Air Lines
Industries
Electric Storage
;
Elmira
&
Empire
5%
Battery Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5-
6-15
5-31
1$1.75
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-16
5-20
5-
50c
6-15
5-20
1
5-10
25c
Investment--
6-
5
2c
Williamsport RR.
District
preferred
Electric
preferred
preferred
Co,
com.
(quar.)
common
2
5-
2
5- 2
4-2T
34c
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
^
6-
1
5-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
5-31
$1.16%
(s-a)
5-31
51c
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
(initial)
5-30
25c
nfd., (aecum.)
(quar.)^
Corp.
3
15c
(quar.)_L
3iy4c
15c
pfd.
Optional
87V?c
2
2
(2-for-l
Dominion
4% %
—-
5-
5-
5-
income)
common
& Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Electronics
Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed, (quar.)
2
15c
new
Electrographic
6
9-7
12-
I2V2C
!
Monthly
5-23
6-
6
,
Dominion
.
6-20
4-20
12-30
5-2
(quar.)_____
A (quar.)
■
Corp.,
6-30
1
10-
13c
(s-a)
Corp,
(stock
Oil
6-15
7-
6-7
$1.25
class
preferred
3%
5-15
5-10
7-6
8%c
(quar.)
Houses,
4-14
45c
$1.12Va
9-15
5-20
—
(initial
Investment
2
6-17
6-15
9-29
$1.12
(quar.)
interest
5-
12-16
7-1
,
$1.75
Yard
Investment
Beneficial
25c
25c
1
11-14
V,
.
(quar.)__
4-
7-
8-15
1
50c
"
(initial
stock
preferred
B
5-20
1-1-61
1
_I—
common
Giorgio Fruit,
6
$1.50
(s-a) —:
9-
12-
50c
:
'»
preferred
3
$1.50
Ry.
——
5-17
50c
'■*"
'
voting
$3.50
6-
■
1
20c
Z
&
National
12V2c
City Investing Co, common
City Stores Co. (quar.)———-——
4-15
5-16
6-
28c
(quar.)
preferred
5-
4
4-29
.
dividend)——
$3.50
60c
—
2
5-
6-14
$0,006 V*
common
Union
Class
5-13
$1.25
—
5-13
$1
splits)
to
East
—
———_—
(quar.)——
5%
4-11
2
$1.06
Fund—
comnion
debenture
Duro-Test
——
Orleans
5-
28c
•
Mtg.—
4-15
Co.—
(quar.)_
11-30
Inc.—""""""""
Electric
9
5-10
5
28c
(quar.)_^
Income
to
Dun
37V2C
37Vic
A
Series
5-16
6
37 vbc
_____—
Series
Series
3-31
5-
6- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)-'.
Common
10-31
9
5-
5-31
(quar.)__"
__J
voting
Dover
(quar.)
5-
1
$1.75
common
B
Dominguez
4-15
27c
investment
Bank
4-15
1
6-
;
(quar.)______
Corp, class A
Dobbs
4-15
5-
—
10c
(Mass.)
of Virginia
2
6-
10c
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.
investment income)
5-14
_____
Chesapeake Corp.
Manhattan
5-
$1.75
A
Dividend
4-30
1
6-
(quar.p*—
(initial
common
net
5-20
20c
preferred
Diversified
4-11
5-
$1.05
—
(quar.)—■_
(quar.)___
from
1
17V2C
{quar.)
Transit,
Diversey Corp.
9
Boston—
Cincinnati-New
InC"
9
4-29
Estate
5-
6-
I17V2C
___—
——
ZT
pfd.
Chase
$1.40
_____
9-
4-29
50c
20c
(initial)*
9-21
3
5-25
(quar.)
Inc.
■
9
5-16
new
6-
35c
(quar.)__
Diebold,
6-10
$1.12V2
4-15
75C
Fund'
of
12-
6-21
5-31
10c
50c
■—-
I nvestment
Fund
9-
12-21
23c
(quar.)
4-22
.
30c
<W.»~
(quar.)—._
common
Corp.
Public
Real
Semi-annual
4
2
5-
,
Electric
9-21
$1.25
'
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Aircraft,
$1.25
(quar.)I____—____27V2C
Co.
3
1
(quar.)__
Diocesan
6-10
$1.25
4%
3
6-
7-
___^
(quar.)
preferred:.
$1.50
9
6-21
24c
Common
P«°er,.Sb?Sar.
^mmon
12-21
—
Chambevsburg Engineering (quar.)—
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)—
to approval of stock-
(quar.)
Ptnafade
? dividond
25c
$1.25
—-—
(quar.),—
West
Industries
Store
—,
4-29
5-10
5-
5-
South
6-
1
10c
Sugar Co.—
preferred
Diamond
9
^__—_—__
(quar.)—
Light,
Vermont
6-20
37 %c
—-----
New
W
&
Central
90ssett (increased)
Best T nlYon Works (quar.)__
"lack" BtmTr Ch°rp' (C,Uar'
Bifl^.f
Gorham, Inc., class A_
5.60%nnrpflley .Gas & Electric Co.—
°
,U
preferred
$2.50
6-10
9-
4-22
1
Corp.
class A
Di
6-21
9-21
4-15
5-20
7-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$2.50
4-20
25c
5-16
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Denver
4-20
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Ac
371/2C
Beltnoni
Brn
Power
4.20%
Central
11-23
r
5-10
5-10
6-1
7-
(quar.)
$1.12 pfd.
,
8
Denver Tramway Corp.—
4-15
25c
4-29
6-30
2
5-
$1.05
5-25
tl5c
BI'PrSf'nPtM?tl'al
5c
:
i
4-
30c
A
$8
5-rl6
1
*
•
65c
(quar.)_
A
stock
5-13
6-
2
55c
(quar.)_
class
New
5-13
5-31
B
15c
Boise
5-31
60c
S1.12V2
5-
75c
Lines
class
New
5-13
:__
preferred
7-
1
(quar.)_—
5%
9-30
(quar.
6-
5-10
5-13
•'
Corp
Inc.
6-1
6-15
"
$$1.
$1
non-cum.
Class A
8
56V4C
Electric,
U2c
'
(quar.)__
com.
non-cum.
Dennison
4-29
4-
2
1
4-15
$1.13
class
4-29
5-16
40c
5-
'2%
8
5-
33c
"
2
7-15
'.
5-16
t$1.25
(quar.)—
5-
35c
Bobbie
t$1.06
(quar.)
12-
2
$1.04
non-cum.
Class
4-15
5-20
Chase
Sanl'ri/"0'
9-
5-14
$1.25
$1.25
t50c
«
pfd.
(quar.)__—
preferred
f
5-
:
1
9-1
..)
9
9-30
(quar.)s____,
(quar.)—
10-14
_
preeri'td
5-
J20c
(quar.)_____—
Louisiana
12-15
35c
''
' 6-
$1.12V2
(Quarterly from net investment
Delaware Valley Finance—
*
6-15
B
4.50%
J50c
(quar.)
Delaware
,
&
"
—
(quar.)
Press,
Class
5-31
$10c
:___—
Gas
■
9-15
.
30c
(quar.)__
Dejur-Amsco
4-21
1
preferred
$1.50
"
2
2
4
5%
'
75-
6-
4-15
RR.—
4-29
7-
2
Hudson
6-15
$50c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
5V2%
4-29
5-16
-
t$2
(quar.)____
5-
Central
'
5-16
J52c
(quar.)
$1.50
JI preferred (qua"r"T~"ZZr
1
pi!" prefen-ed (quar.)—
B&thur,? pCorp/(St0clc dividend)-"ZZZH
4 25-
$15c
B
$1.50
(quar.)
Bel/C 7r^erred
4-29
:
t50c
Davenport Water Co, 5% preferred (quar.)_
Dean-Phipps Stores, Inc.—-
4-20
preferred
Central
Gas
preferred
7%
5- 16
5%
6
2
' "
.
(quar.)__-_
Transportation
preferred
Dallas
5-16
5%
4-15
2
4-19
4V2% preferred (quar.)___
|20c
r
,
5-
5-
5-2
York—
common
& Varnish,
prefened A
American
$4.24
$15c
—
";5%
_II__7
(quar.)______
(quar.)___
rcraft Corp-
5-10
4-29
30c
(quar.)
preferred
holdZr^o1 sub'ect
4-11
1
5-18
""""""
preferred
quar.)
2-
6-
5-20
5%
__
6%
Ohio
5-
$15c
10c
dividend)
6%
&
4-
5-31
1
5-16
(quar.)__
Gas
$2
4-
4-29
5-16
Securities,
New
$2
4-
2
2
10c
Central
Common
Common
2
4-29
$1.25
preferred
$4
4-29
5-16
35c
(s-a)—
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
5-
t40c
com.
I,
of
Co.
Co,
Natural
B
5-16
5-16
*20c
'
iquar.)_.
Curtiss-Wright
4-
$1.12
(stock
Tools, Inc.—
Baldwin Piano Co.—
Baltimore
2
12Vs>c
5-11
Baker Oil
preferred
5-
preferred A
preferred A
preferred A
1
6-
25c
10c
(ouar.)
Laundries
7%
4-
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
..
Edison
4-
2
+50c
Ltd.
(quar.)
f4c
(quar.)
Gas
4-
lc
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)I""
Products, Inc.—
Avr.r70n"V0ting ndn-cumulative preferredAvco Corp.
(quar.)—
Avondale Mills, common
(quar.)___.
2
5-
5-
(quar.)
4
10c
(quar.)
$2
5-
60c
Ltd.
4-15
$1.37 V2
pref.
7%
4-29
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
5-16
*,
(quar.)
Standard
non-cum.
International
Cuneo
4-29
preferred (quar.)_____
Central of Georgia Ry. Co-
1-15-61
Paint
prior
$1.12
.
Common
Automatic steel
preferred
5-15
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)—
Pirie & Scott, 4V2% pfd.
4c
4-22
J
Diversified
preferred
Cuban
-4-29*
5-15
4.20%
1-15
■
33c
Company (quar.)__;___
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
10-15
.
.£-15
31c
(quar.)
10-i5
2
(quar.)__:—
$1.12
,
4-29
30c
Carwin
4
5-
(quar.):
Corp.
Crystal Oil & Land Co,
4-29
(quar.)
4Vi%
common
preferred
Carson,
5-16
Inc.—
___
(3-fn
Corp,
5-
25c
(quar.)..
Class
.
4-29
Ltd
Light Co,
1
(quar.)
preferred
Coty
4-29
32c
(quar.)_
&
25c
IT"
Development "Mutual" Funds,"
Quarterly
6,n
Power
5-30
5-15
Ltd.____
Ltd.
25c
Atomic
oil
5-
preferred
4.80%
(s-a)
(quar.)j
2___
Life Insurance
(Tulsa,
$4.50
6-15
5%
Carolina
4.
Cos,
6-
Company, class A (quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
4-22
|10c
Utilities Ltd,
5-2
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$3
4-15
5-15
(quar.)
Hydrocaroons,
7
50c
5-
5-2
$1.50
Ltd.
Dearborn
Power
■
4-29
Inc._
4
4-
6-13
1
5-16
31%c
(quar.j
Electric,
A
Discovery Yellowknife Mines
preferred
Cook
4-29
d_
Ltd.
Corp.
certificates
$2.50
4%
5
343/ac
:
5-18
4-
5-
25c
Co.
common
6-
2
5-
5-15
participating class A (quar.)_____
Participating
&
1
31V4C
Sugar
Gas
Natural
preferred (quar.
Container Corp. of America,
4-15
5-15
60c
1
$2.50
5%
Aztec
preferred
Dominion
class
$4.52
4-29
9
6-
32%o-
(quar.)
30c
$1
5-
32V2C
(quar.)'^
Extra
5-16
1
50c
com.
5-16
33V2C
(quar.)___.
(quar.)_
Insurance Assn.
Fire
Co,
$4.16
7-8
5-15
preferred
convertible
4-15
$1.16
i___
(quar.)
(quar.)l
Paper
2
Electric—
$4.50
7-29
23c
—
3-22
$5
-
6-10
33V8C
(quar.).
•
preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)______
5-13
4-15
Consolidated Natural
27VaC
Common
6
2
Machinery,
Consolidated
5
4-
75c
(quar.)
$1
;
1
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of
Conn, (quar.)—
Atlantic Refining Co.
(quar.)_
Atlantic Refinine.
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
-
-
.
:
5-
Ohio
(s-a)
Ltd,
.
H
5-
(quar.)
Atlas
preferred
5-
$1.06
Consolidated
2S%c
:_____
preferred I
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred J
(quar.)
California Water & Telephone—
4-29
66-
$1.18%
Co,
4-14
31c
_;
Canadian
4%
preferred (quar.)__
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
4-14
2
t20c*
5.08%
5-
2
30c
G
4-20
5-16
dividend)
System, Inc. (quar.)_
Corp, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
trust
Consumers
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
5.20%
$1
5-
5-
Ltd.
Co.—
F
5.36%
5.20%
5-16
(stock
Crossett
preferred
4-29
5-13
25c
$1.06V*
Gas
Telephone" (Pa.) —
quarterly___:__J___
Consolidated
.j.
V'-!.
(quar.)—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
|25c
(qUar.)______
6-
5%
5-17
21c
E
4-29
6-15
Shoe
Corning
D
1
c
5-17
1
•'■
preferred
1
7-16
40%
Locks
Continental
preferred
6-1
17 V2
1
6-
6Vt%
conv.
6-
7-
6-
fi8c
<final)
conv.
,,
8-1
Southern
Consolidated
British
(quar.)
Service
6-
$2
4-19
4-29
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred C
5.30%
6-
$1
2
$1.25Z
Common
Electric—
5 '/2 %
preferred
Atlas Steels, Ltd.
Water
7Va%
Associated Truck Lines, class A
(quar.)——
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)__
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Ry. Co. (s-a)
Atlantic
(increased
.
2
62 Va C
.___
5-
5-16
10c
1
6-16
7c
Consolidated
10c
5-20
Power—
1
•
4-14
$3 preferred (quar.)
California Packing Co.
40c
'
4-14
$1.31 Va
___
6-20
1
2
California
4-29
.___
(quar.)_
7-
2
:;, Common
4-11
40c
Telegraph
i
6-1
5-
4-20
13c
5- ,2
6-15
.
5-
Electric
7-
(quar.)_:_____r4_v :
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—" •'7
Quarterly
"
Quarterly
Is.
^__
1
Quarterly
\
(s-a)u_____
from
5-16
7c
Conduits--.National,
*
(quar.)____
California
4-29
___.
;*been
Ordinary
free
4-15
1
Concord Natural Gas, common
5V2 % preferred (quar.)___
6-20
4-4
Company—
4-20
,
1
(quar.)__
1
2
6-.1
15c
;___
1
1
(initial-quar.)
$4 partic. class A
2
23 Vac
75-
15c
for
4-13
2
preferred
Voting
*
Corp.
2
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.J_
Compo
••••;
(quar.)
has
5-
(monthly)
|
Increased
5- 2
12-31
,$1.25'
lc
2'
6-
;_
(quar.)____
Common
'.'
4-11
6-
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts for
ordinary (final)
Associated Stationers Supply—
yvj':;;
New
4-25
;'
"
$1.08%
:_
5-16
1-5-61
4-20
$0.84003
:
;
,
6%.
4-26
25c
17l/2C
,
income)__
Commonwealth
9
6-
4-29
5-
Commonwealth
*,
_
6-10
preferred
4.65%
of
20c
___________
4-18
7c
&
I.
4-25
9c
Columbus
3
6-
2
1
Combined
Co;_i.__i.__u
M.)
59c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
^
common
2
5-
6V2C
Interstate
4Vt%
6-13
25c
monthly
Gas
,
7-
(quar.)
Pictures
2
6-30
*
America
Columbia
5-12
J25c
of
Columbia
2
5-
5-27
5-14
Co
Monthly
Colorado
but
(final)_i__i_____
60c
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters, Inc. (quar.)—
Artesian Water (Del.), common
(quar,)_
5-
5-16
t$l
\ 95c
above'
tax)
62 Vac
—
—
1
5c
4.40%
—.—
6-
preferred ;,;(quar.)__„" $i.75
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
series B
6-15
5-16
Z——
Products
Oil, Ltd.
(A.
27 Vac
—
tax
,
Brunswick;Corp.)
Terminal
7%
-
Co.—-
(quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)——
$2.36
to
125c
162 Vac
6c
payment
Co.—-
(quar.)
160c
(quar.)
Common
SI.10
4-20
2
—
3
Falls ' (qha'r.T-—
Common
5-12
v
2
2
(quari),—
A
series
5-
62 Vac
(quar.)—
common
preference
Arizona
•
6-
Co, Ltd, common (quar.)_——___
Biscuit, $1.25 .preferred
(quar.)i___
Bush
4-
'
1
&
Burry
2
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$2.40
5-10
5i..;2'-K.
.
pfd.
"
5-
f 72c
(quar.)-L'
preferred (quar.)——
Anvil Branch, 5% pfd. (accum.)
5%
6- .1
Burns
4-14
J56V4C
—
Anheuser-Busch.
Hill
Burmah
______
'
Gas
preferred
income
5-24
Anglo-Cauadian Telephone, class A (quar,)__
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
Taunton
(Approximately
share)i,:—
7-
(quar.)
registered -(final
Corp.
Wire
Monthly
3
(quar.)
•y .:Amer/' dep".,> rets,
v
payment of 7
ncn-resident
of 6.3%, amounting to about 90c per
American
6-
15C
America
1
i68%c
(quar.)____—
7-
4-29
30c
(quar.)
Fund
(from investment
Colorado Central Power Co, com.
4-22
t62VaC
5-13
87V2C
common
Colonial
4-22
3
—
South Africa, Ltd.':
3
66-
(s-a)^j^:_l____________i_______
shillings Jess South African
4-22
$28c
Burma Mines?.Ltd;—
(final
rets
(ordinary)____
Budd Company? tOmmon
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)—__—j___—________
Bullock's Ltd, class A (s-a)—
J__"
Class
B
2
4-29
3
6-
4-20
$20c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
•
Insulated
Colonial
5-23
;
Co,
preferred
Collyer
of Rec.
10%
Holders
(Atlanta, Ga.)
(quar.)—
Increased,
....
i
$3.50
8
15-27
$0,176
(quar.)
.^Buchanan Steel
.
4-
A
Colgate-Palmolive
stockholders
-'.'.'ill pence free of British Income
Buck
2
5-
20%
* 5% preferred (quar.
(Corporate
title
of
.
dep.
to
receipts
of
and
changed
*
American
8
13c
(final)—
VBrunswicK-Balk^-ColiendeiV
,
Class
Payable
dividend
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware
8
4-
„.
•
Anglo-American
4-
2
15c
$3.80
.
5-
2
Brooklyn Unoin Gas Co, common
(quar.)__
30c
,S 5V2%. preferred, A>"(initial)" $1.37V2
,
.5-16
55-
2)
preferred
Brockton
.
.
£
75c
$1.06
less expenses of
Depositary deduction)
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar,)._'•,
.Brodie (Ralph) Co.: (increased)_;__—
7 VaC
6-24
6-10
Quarterly
——
•
40c
6- 6
American Seating
Co.; (quar.-)__
______
'5-10
-40c
6-15:
5-25
American Steel Foundries- (quar.)
4-20
American Thermos Products Co. (quar.L____'
37%c *'.-5- 2
7- 1
5-31
American Thread Co.. 5 % preferred (s-a).:__ f'v' 12'/2c
American Tobacco Co.-^*y..•.
5- ,2
(2-for-l stock split)—
4- 7
American Viscose Corp. {quar.)____
—,
50c - / 5- 2 '*• ^"4-19
5-16 - ;.' 5--2
American Water Works,' common (quar.)_*. :
20c
5 50%
preferred (quar.)_
—% 34%c
5-16
5-yl
37 Vac
6- 1
6%
preferred (quar.)__—„
5-16
$2.25
7-; i
6-24
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred-.25c
,6-22 6-2
Anchor
Post
Produce'' (quar.).r-u---_
15c
5-16
5- 2
Anderson Electric /Corp., - common
(quar.),
;',2 Vac
8
Co, Ltd." (annual)
British-American Oil Co, Ltd.
(quar.)—
''British American Tobacco Co. Ltd.—
4-20
$1.25
6
6-
$1.19
Ltd.
deposit
preferred
Bearer
W
4-
1
When
Share
Company
Coastal States Life Insurance
Stock
2
Extra
■
4-20
7-
Bowes
4-15
5-10
5c
Ltd.-'.-
2
5-
(quar.)
(subject
June
Bowling Corp.
Bourjois, Inc.
11-30
65c
5-
Name of
5-20
50c
income)—
Corp.
dividend
5V2%
9-10
4c
American
Paper
American
6-10
4c
Ahnrdeen
investment
approval
4
4-
1
Fund—
'From
5%
5-
6-
87V2C
(quar.)-_
Bowater
5-31
(quar.)___.
Per
of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Boston
,
(quar.)
Holders
$i
Co., common
4.25% preferred
5-20
6-15
6c
net
American
2
1
6-
50c
yprom
Edison
block
$1.12 l/a
Kerlon
Boston
Payable
(quar.)
4.78%
25c
acte
common
Borg-Warr.er Corp, common
3Va%- preferred (quar.)
t
32
Corp,
When
Share
Name of Company
Booth Fisheries
4% preferred
8-31
25C
__
Per
of Rec.
25C
Furniture"CoT(quar.) Z_Z-__Z"_rZZ
nan
r
Holders
6-
1
5-16
30c
77-
1
1
6-17
25c
6-17
.
Per
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
6-
1
5-
6
Goodman
$1.09
6-
1
5-
6
$1.03
6-
1
5-
6
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gould-National Batteries
Gas
Co.
Ltd.
Co.,
Fairey
of
share
One
Grace
1%
5-10
4-20
6-15
5-19
35c
6-
1
5-
9
8%
42c
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
8%
6%
6-16
Stock
5-
2
4-15
Granite
5-
2
4-15
Grant
$3
7-
1
6-15
Great
20c
5-
2
4-15
25c
5-27
5-12
Grand
—
N. Y.) (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
Federal
(Canada)
Insurance
Fire
'
Extra
Federal
Federal-Mart Corp.
National
Pacific Electric,
Federal
common
5-12
5-
2
Federal
Screw
5-20
5C
Federal
1
6-
1
5-
Works
(A.
1
5-17
6-15
5-31
5
$5
5-29
7'Ac
5-
25c
Class
B
common
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
A
common
lc
(monthly)
B
Corp.
(Newark,
Co.
Credit
Hagerstown
Gas
4-28
Halle
Co.,
Fund
4-15
6-15
6-
1
5-20
5-
6
7-
6-
5-27
5-31
Handy Andy Co.
4-30
6-15
4-30
5-20
3c
'
__——
Co.
4-29
6-30
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
Hartman
6-15
6-
1
Hat
1
5-24
60C
.—
6-
6-13
5-13
E.)
&
7-29
Highland-Bell,
1
Hiller Aircraft
Corp.
1
5-
1
25c
6-10
5-31
10c
5-16
5-
2
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
515c
—-
6-15
1
5-31
4%
(quar.)
(monthly)
Corp.
___
5-16
1
—
6-
7c
pfd.
$1
5-31
5-
1
7c
Frnehauf Trailer,
Futterman
Gabriel
5%
Company,
6-30
6-
1
Gardner-Denver Co.,
Garrett
Corp.
Inc.,
Gas,
Gas
common
Service
preferred
60c
Baking
General
Cigar
General
Crude
Co.,
Co.
General
Dynamics
General
Outdoor
General
Foods
Stock
5%
General
2
(quar.)
•
5-16
6-15
5-31
5-16
5-
2
5-16
5-
15c
(quar.)
5-16
5-
1
4-
8
Home
Public
Refractories
General
Shale
General
Steei
General
1
Co.
$1
6
6-
1
5-13
5-
2
4-
$1.30
General
5%
preferred
5.16%
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
7-
6-30
6-17
510c
4-19
5-
2
4-
8
22'Ac
5-
2
Tt»
00
5-15
4-25
4-25
5-15
4-25
Investments,
tax
of
equal
American
per
32'Ac
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
33c
54'Ac
5V2%
Co.
H.)
(quar.)
ending
Shale
Globe-Wernicke
Goldblatt
Bros,
Nugget,
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
1
5-31
7-
1
6
4-13
Brick
Refrigerator
Idaho
Power
5-
2
2
June
per
1960,
ADR)
(quar.)
Industries
quar.)
Company,
9
3-31
5-
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Company
common
1st preferred
7%
2nd
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_—
preferred
(quar.)
2
7%
5-
2
4-
1
Lambert
5-16
4-30
7-
2
6-
5-
2
4-15
$1
1
6-20
6-
30c
6-10
5-31
3
(Alfred)
A
Inc.—
class
and
B
(quar.)
—.—
.
2
4-15
31'Ac
6-
1
5-20
Leath
6-
1
5-20
Leesona
6-
1
5-20
Lehigh
5-
(quar.)—_—________—
preferred
Class
(initial)
Milling, Ltd.—
Co.
Woods
of the
5-
(quar.)
Cooler
Crosse
5-16
Ac
7-
2
6-15
5-
2
4-15
6-30
6-15
9-30
&
———
Corp.
Portland
Cement
(quar.)______
4-15
4-15
12-30
12-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.,
common
(quar.)_
4.70%
Inland
Gasoline
Credit,
Institutional
class
Shares,
Institutional
ment
Ltd.—
Insurance Corp.
4
'A%
Interior
50c
5-
2
4-11
;
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
55'Ac
5-
2
583Ac
):;<• 5- .2
(From
International
(From
net
Harvester,
Investors,
5-31
75c
6-
1
7%
Textbook
pfd.
B
common
6'Ac
5- 2
(quar.)
11'Ac
6- 1
45c
$1.21
6- 6
6-15
5-16
5-20
5-20
10%
6-1
5-2
5- 2
4-11
4-22
7-22
1°*21
4-11
4-11
4-11
5-
1
Utilities
preferred
Investors Loan
Line
6%
preferred
Corp.,
5-
2
Lone Star Steel
1
6-
1
Lorain Telephone
4-25
Lord
5-31
5-16
r.7%
5-
2
4-
1
6-
1
5-
2
l'A %
5-15
100%
6-15
5-
7-15
6-30
A-lb
6
5-16
4-29
5-
2
4-18
5-
2
4-11
5-16
4-29
6-
6c.
2%
5-
1
5-18
6-
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
_______
(quar.)
5-16
2nd
5
1
6-
1
5-
3
5-10
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
11- 1
Louisiana Power & Light,
Island,
1
6-
35c
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
55c
6-
1
5-
30c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
I—II
5-17
3
6
4-28
5.16%
Louisiana
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
2
•4-U
Milling, Inc.—
(annual)
60c
Communications
$3.50
System,
Inc.
6-13
7-15
J25c
16c
20c
25c
(quar.)
4-20
4-20
5- 2
5- 2
$1.25
10c
recently changed from Lynch Carrier
Systems,
6-15
7-20
5- 2
5-27
1
5-16
8-
6-10
5-13
4-22
4%
preferred
Magnavox
Mailman
5-20
Majestic
Specialties
5-11
4-29
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5%
4-19
Manitoba
2
4-18
Class
A
2
4-18
Class
B
(s-a)
8-
1
7-18
1
7-18
_
~ "
;_
(s-a)
5-
37'Ac
8-
37'Ac
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
6-
1
4-29
$1.06
5-
2
5-
2
4-15
5- 2
6-16
|6-3°
.4-15
pfd, A (quar.)^
Saskatchewan
Coal—
f20c
6-
1
$20c
&
6- 1
>6-16
35c
6-10
(s-a)
J25c
5-31
quar.)
15c
7-22
5"20
5-13
7- 1
20c
5-25
z-16
Moore
(quar.)
4-15
$1.09
7-20
,
(quar.)
<initial)
5-
Manning, Maxwell
4-25
6-30
62'Ac
'
,
5-
&
6-15
12'/zC
,
shares
$2
2
25c
t42c
—
Ltd.—
priority
4-29
4- 6
4- 6
$30c
$1.06'A
(quar)
(quar.)__;
Corp.,
Convertible
5-20
B
Co.
4-29
5-14
5- 2
5- 2
t25c
Ltd., 6% partic. pfd. (quar.)__
Participating
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4'A% pfd. A (quar.)
5-14
$1
MacLeod's,
Maple
Leaf
Marquette
Milling,
Corp.
Massachusetts
I
>/
.
1
47'Ac
___
preferred
5-
$1.24
(quar.)____
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.
Lucky Stores
(quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch
2
2
2
2
$1.04
$1.11
$7 preferred (s-a)
Louisville-Nashville RR.
1
Electric—
4.22%
555$l.29;V''> 5-
(quar.)
._!
(quar.)__^
Rice
State
Common
6-
25c
I
(quar.)
...
Gas
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-
1$.085
com...
(quar.)
Extra
4.16%
44%
4.96%
$1.75
4-21
7-
25c
Iowa-Illinois
I
2nd
3c
(quar.)
preferred
"
(quar.)
37 Vac
Rhode
35c
preferred
25c
of
;
(quar.)
Hotel—
5-2
8- 1
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
6
1
75c
Extra
1
Baltimore
7%
$1.75
.;
(quar.)_:________
common
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)___
(stock dividend)___
5
50c
com.
$2.50
6-
Co.,
7-
112c
dividend)
4-19
$2.50
Gas
preferred
5-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)__
Pipe
4.84%
Name
(stock
Co.
4-15
4-15
Class
Preferred
35c
div.)
(quar.)
income)
Co.
5- 2
"
Island—
4-11
Inc.—
investment
Silver
Finance
Lone Star
7Vi%
25c
6-20
6-
6'Ac
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
Corp., Rhode
5-4
5-16
5-4
5-4
5-4
5-2
5-2
4-11
45c
(stock
quarterly)
International
Local
(quar.)
A
4-10
6-1
5-31
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
6- 1
5c
tlOc
$10c
1, t54c
$37V^c
$54c
Ltd.
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
5- 1
60c
(quar.)
1st
Second
:
-
-
50c
Groceterias,
$1.50
4
ordinary income).
International
B
(Fort
common
10c
(stock dividend)
America
5-20
5- 6
5-12
5-20
A
Fund—
of America
4-20
5-16
5-16
Class
invest¬
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'
Breweries, Ltd., 50c class A pref
net
Class
Co.
——
class
Cos.,. Ltd.,
Loblaw
;
Insurance
7%
(from
income)—.
of North
(initial
com.
4-15
4-22
6c
Foundation
investment
Insurance Co.
Loblaw
2
2
12'Ac
income)
(From
4-25
5-
|
Fund
Growth
Institutional
New
(initial)—
A
$2.50
7-
Life
Industries,
$3
.
Co
Investors Trust Co.
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
5c
preferred (s-a)_.
6-10
6- 1
6-10
40c
5%
(quar.)
Co.
52'Ac
Investors Mutual of Canada, Ltd
15c
Co.
Link-Belt
53'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4-15
5-23
&
National
Wayne. Ind.)
51c
5-13
ap¬
(Eli)
Lincoln
5-
V"
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5-31
5-10
4-29
15c
$1.25
50c
:
(quar.)
& Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
$1
4.20%
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
6-10
6-10
6- 1
5-16
5- 2
6-15
6- 1
6-10
35c
12'/ac
30c
10c
$1.12Mi
Engineering (stock dividend)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
40c
..
preferred
6%
5-20
42'Ac
(quar.)
5-
2
Fund-Shares
4y2% pfd.
Trust
Stores
Salt
: 5-10
7- 1
60c
iquar.)
Company
12-16
4-25
6-20
.
——
—
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4.08%
4.42%
4-15
5-16
Life
(quar.)_.
Co., common
Illinois Power Co., common
4.26%
.
4-21
4-15
3-31
Kuhlman Electric
Lilly
2
6-10
S.)
6%
6-17
$1.25
Interstate Department Stores
30c
__
(S.
25a
1
10c
(quar.)
(increased
Inc
Kresge
9-
$1.25
4
7%
convertible preferred
31'Ac
Extra
(interim)
30,
$1.20 convertible
5-31
2
(quar.)
6-
5-
convertible pfd. (initial-monthly)
preferred (monthly)
(monthly)
$1.20
5
9-15
(Ontario)—
6-
30c
10c
12c
12c
(increased-monthly)
B
$1.20
5-
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Interprovincial
5-13
5-
——
___—
Litecraft
$2
5c
A
4
7-
Huttig Sash & Door—
5% preferred (quar.)
5-31
5-
"
10%
(monthly)
(increased-monthly)
B
6-
6-24
12'Ac
common
Corp.
27'Ac
(quar.)
proximately 5 cents
Glen-Gery
4-15
5-31
7-
dividend
Kroger
—
(quar.)_—
62'Ac
(quar.)„;
Laboratories, Ltd.—
deposit receipts Ordinary
year
2
British
receipt).
preferred
Amer.
(For
5-
6-30
approximately
Co., common
8
4-29
147 Vic
International
after
6-
3%
(quar.)
A
Mortgage
International
(quar.)
(P.
3-14
1
Corp.—
convertible
Glatfelter
6-
7-
2'Ac
Gillette
7-25
55c
;
Extra
Controls
8-15
59 %c
66c
deposit
1
6-15
112'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.—
to
6-30
6-
International Holdings Corp.—
19c
.
4%
Class
(quar.)
Interchemical
_______
Georgia-Bonded Fibres, Inc., class A
Giannini
Erie
&
Hussmann
7-25
receipts—
payment
income
$6.86
'
8-15
6-16
9-16
4-15
Lake
Quarterly
4-25
5-15
33c ~
32'Ac
(quar.)_,
General Time Corp.—
<4-for-l
split)
(Interim
6-10
5-15
preferred
deposit
1
5-16
25c
-
(quar.).,.
Golden
7-15
40c
;
(quar.)
American
4-22
32 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Tin
4-29
5-17
64'Ac
preferred
General
5-27
62'Ac
quar.)
4.40%
Glaxo
4
Electronics Corp.—
4.75%
5.28%
4
4-
,
__
(initial
common
4.36%
4-
2
I
(quar.)
General Telephone &
New
2
25c
(quar.)
.
$1.32
Industries,
<te
preferred
Inglewood
preferred B (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
cumulative preferred (quar.)
B preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
$1.30
8
5-
_
$1.30
$1.32
5%
Huron
D
6-
32'Ac
;
preferred
5-20
t20c
6-30
Class A and class B (quar.)
120c
9-30
Class A and class B (quar.)
—__i %
$20c
12-30
Lanston
Industries
(quar.)__———__—_^i.t
7l/aC' 5- 9
Lay (H. W.) & Co., class A (quar.)—
12y2c'
6-30
Stock dividend
—I
5%
5-20
2
6-20
>
$1.30
$1.00
Foods
series
6-15
of California—
(quar.)
Hunt
preferred
7-
1
5-2
6- 1
5-
45c
preferred (quar.)________
7-
5-18
Class
10c
preferred
5%
55c
12Yac
$$1.75
Class
5-16
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
class A (stock dividend)
(monthly)—
_______
A
35'Ac
preferred
•
8c
_________—•
Corp.,
55c
A
5%
5-
(quar.)
preferred
class
6-20
5%
_______
5- 2
6-1
7- 1
5-17
4-29
6-15
7-15
4-22
4-15
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
5-13
17c
(quar.)____—
5-16
6-15
7-15
6-10
6- 1
7- 1
8- 1
5- 2
2
35C
(quar.)
1
5S1.25
preferred
10c
10c
10c
40c
27J/aC
$1.50
$1.75
13%c
Class
50c
A
3
28c
(quar.)
5-16
Kratter
4-29
35c
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
4-21
5- 2
6-1
6- 1
Knott
6-10
5-16
933Ac
—
5- 2
4-15
5-31
5%
Illinois Brick
(initial)
10c
Hotels
2
$1.25
8
10c
(quar.)
dividend)
7-29
5- 2
5- 2
6-30
10c
(quar.)_
Lester
30c
(stock
5-26
La
6-
1
4-29
5-26
6-
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
5-20
6-10
6-10
5-
(quar.)
Paper,
&
5-10
4-21
4-27
25c
2
5-13
changed to
class
preferred
4-30
6-10
5-2
5-9
income)
(from
Fund
Glass, Inc.
dividend
Stock
7-
45c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Factors,
5-15
50c
$1
25c
& Wire (quar.)
lJ/2 %
2%
3
5-
3%
$1.25
5%
Power, $4 pfd.
(stock dividend)
Company
2nd
Knox
6-
6-15
5 6'Ac
Co
Ltd.,
Co.
Pulp
81.41
Knickerbocker
5-
30c
70c
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
Hudson
4-11
4-11
5-
2
5-16
6-
Telephone
41/2%
W.),
Hubshman
2
2
5-
35c
Lighting &
Hubinger
4-11
75c
(quar.)
Y.)
&
4-30
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.)(quar.)
Klein
(S.) Department Stores (quar.)——
5-31
5-20
Castings
(quar.)
Wares, Ltd., common
preferred
(F.
Sound
Keystone Steel
4-29
12'Ac
6-15
Products
Horner
Houston
3-16
5-19
Leslie
6-10
Utilities
(N.
(George
Howe
1
1
5-20
30c
Stock
Winston
A.)
Insurance
5-15
income
6-
6-
V
Lexington
30c
preferred (quar.)
5
5-25
of Canada. Ltd.—
name
&
12c
Income Fund, Series K-l, quar¬
terly from net investment income—:
Keystone Income Common Stock Fund Ser¬
ies S-2, semi-annual from net investment
5
8-
(21 new class
held before
shares
100
Keystone
Lerner
32'Ac
5%
General
5-
8-15
6-10
Inc.—
Co.,
4-21
5-11
•
Lumber
Reinhart
Holt,
5-16
+$1.25
(stock dividend)
1
6-15
9-15
12-15
5- 5
6- 1
5-31
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5-20
<quar.)_
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
5-10
5-20
4-
.
5-11
1
5-20
5-10
(quar.)
1
6-
1
(Del.) (quar.).
Merchandise
6-
122 'Ac
each
for
shares
1
50c
.
B
110c
and
7- 1
10- 1
1-2-61
reclassification)
1
6-10
(quar.)
4-15
4-15
6-
5-13
common
4-15
2
6-
4-15
Co.,
2
$45c
(Henry)
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-20
6-15
87V2C
5-16
Co., common
Effective March
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
6- ly;
6-1
5-31
87'/ac
5-
(stock
Holly Sugar Corp.. common (increased)
5% conv preferred (quar.)
Holt
6- 1
I
•,
87V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Kewanee Oil
(stock dividend)
20c
Paper Co.
(Edward)
1
6-23
5-26
—
preferred
5-
Quarterly
Hines
6-
5-17
7-18
J20c
15c
3'/a%
25c
i-V 10%
—
Dauch
&
5.25
5-16
Company
4-11
6-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
5-31
20c
&
2
$4
divd.)
(quar.)
5.10
40c
37y2C
——
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar,)
Mines,
Gold
5-
preference
pfd.
5.13
Kellcgg Company—
2
32c
6-24
dividend
Steel
Ketchum
5-
'
39
6-15
Advertising
General
5%
6-15
1
5-16
35 %c
Motors
General
7-
6.25%
5-
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
$3.75
Kerr-Addison
2
15c
General
$5
8-22
2
25c
General
*
9-12
(quar.)
Company
series A i(quar.)
$5.12 preferred series B (quar.)
5.70%
preferred series C (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
6-
6-10
15c
common
Corp.
Industries
6-20
5-
25c
_____—____
(quar.)
General Finance Corp.
General
4-13
43c
(quar.)_—
Oil
2
35c
(quar.)
General
1
5-
6
25c
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
60c
6-
50c
%
iquar.)____
General Acceptance Corp., common
$1
2
5-
$1
preferred
prior
Co.
4-15
5-
50C
:
(quar.)
S1.40
2
5-16
56 (Ac
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
5-
12'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Wood Industries,
4%
Kerite
62c
Common
Hinde
Hormel
Gar
5-23
(quar.)
Electric Light
Hilo
5-
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)___
6-13
Ltd
6-
5-15
—
A__
Co.
Mfg.
(quar.)—_——
preferred
4.50%
Kelly Douglas &
Kennametal, Inc.
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
conv.
——u_
'
4-15
preferred A
3-30
5-15
(quar.)
class
Co..
7%
6-15
10c
(Charles
4.20%
Products—
8-15
3 Vic
—.—
.
Realty Co.
Galion
5-12
4'Ac
—___—4-—•
(quar.)
Hercules
96c
$1
$1.05
$1.083/4
$1.12'/a
t6yic
%
——
4%
4
/
:
■
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—:
preferred (quar.)_„
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4-15
56'Ac
preferred
5%
& Light—
Power
3.80%
4-15
2
City
5- 2
(quar.)—
;
Company
F.)
10c
Funds:—
——„
(Louis)
(E.
15c
12'A %
Quarterly
Frosst
2
5-
:;'v.
10c
common
4'A%
America,
of
Powder,
Higbie
10c
Friedman
5-
1%
preferred
Corp.
6%
(final)
Light,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco,
$4 prior
4.96%
Hercules
non-voting)
—_——„;
series
Inc.
Friden,
1
4-30
5-
_——_——
preferred
4'A%
Hauserman
series
Bend
Electric
Hartford
6-15
City Enterprises (initial)———_—_
Steel & Machinery Co
Income
Kansas
■
split)—-
(2-for-l
Marx
&
(initial)
common
35c
—
Worth
Franklin Custodian
New
933AC
deposit receipts ord.
American
Fort
12-
5-16
5-19
50c
—
(initial)———
Schaffner
Hart
81'Ac
and
(voting
(quar.),
Ford Motor Co., Ltd.—
Forest
12-10
t$1.25
5%
-5%
25c
preferred A (s-a)
—
(quar.)
common
6-20
Chemical Corp.—
com.
Motor
1
t3c
Ltd.,
Co.,
6-15
5.13
1
9-
25c
________—
—
5-15
7
35c
Ford
6-
Co.,. common .(quar,),—^
preferred
(quar.)—Jones & Lamson Machine Co. (quar.)_,
3.75%
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
common
Cotton
Hamilton
6-20
5-31
8- 1
6-10
3Va%
dividend
15c
(increased)____
B
6-10
9-10
J12'Ac
Mines,: Ltd..*,+-.i
Hallnor
3c
35c
93%c
25c
jewel Tea
66'Ac
preferred (quar.)—___+—
preferred
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)__
1
Wallace, Inc.—
&
Class
4-29
1
7'Ac
(quar.)_
A
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.).——
33A%
1
6-
13%c
class
'
3VA%
9
10%
6-
5-13
6-15
$1.25
6-15
7- 1
6- 1
A (quar.)____
(Plalnsfield, N. J.)
Corp.
$1.16
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—
5.30%
preferred
(quar.)
$30c
—
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
Forbes
5-
6
35c
(s-a)
Industries,
Food Machinery &
Common
5-20*
1
40c
(quar.)_
5-31
Bros.
$1.40
$1.25
Common
$1.25
5-31
5%
dividend)
(stk.
Bureau
(initial)
(quar.)
Corp
5-
5-31
preferred
Inc., 5%
Investment
Jersey
3
$1.25
6-20
J.)—
N.
Bankshares
Growth
Florida
75C
6-
4-26
5-
1
RR.—
6-20
Stock
Florida Steel Corp.
Tile
5-20
65c
Wisconsin
Fleetwood
Ohio
5c
dividend)
(stock
Fittings. Ltd., class A
Florida
6-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power Co.,
4.64% preferred
Products (stock dividend)
$5
6-30
(quar.):
12'Ac
5%
(quar.)
Insurance
National
First
6-
40c
preferred
preferred
Gulf
2%
——————
—
preferred
1st
Jantzen,
(quar.)
lc
Semi-Annual
First
5%
25C
—-——
Co.
lc
(monthly)
common
Federation
Firemen's
Common
—
dividend
&
5.13
44c
15c
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
,
37c
35%c
6.15
Telephone Corp.—
Jamestown
4-25
5-18
5-27
3y2 %
(monthly)
Class
Class
4-25
5-27
5-13
Ltd.,
Mobile
Gulf
6-
6-15
common (quar.)__
(quar.)
—
$1.76 convertible
preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Manufacturing (quar.)—
Ironite, Inc., com. (stock dividend)
—
6-15
15c
—
Company
L.)
7-1
7-1
'
Life Insurance
Gulf
6-15
preferred
4%%
5%
40c
(H.
Stock
5-27
7-1
Utilities,
Southern
Iowa
35c
class A (quar.)
Fire Brick Co. (quar.)——
P.)
Green
Green
6-27
7- 1
5-20
&
Coal,
West
1
Gum
Financial
6-10
of Delaware—
Com.
Fed-Mart
$1.50
Quarterly
Great
6-
28 %C
(quar.)
11-21
40c I
4-30
12 Vic
Federated
8-22
11-21
12-12
Pacific. Tea Co. (quar.)—
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Great Northern Ry
Co. (quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance (Houston)—
6-15
26c
preferred
Federal Paper Board.
9-12
12-12
$2
split)
5-16
1
8-22
$2
2
5-
5-12
5-20
9-12
4.80%
5-20
6-10
$2
2
6-
6-10
$2
iquar.)
(Del.)—
Co.
T.)
(W.
Atlantic
20c
(initiall
4.60% pfd. <quar.)____
Purchaser, class A (initial i
5Va%
2
5-
$2
$2
——
Steel
City
23c
(monthly)
(quar.) —
Assn.
5-
1
*$1
—
(quar.)———.-—.——
Mortgage
1
25c
:
;
66-
*$2
________
———
(quar.)_
Co.
Insurance
Federal
(quar.)..—
Warehouse
&
Compress
30c
15c
Federal
dividend
t2-for-l
Co. (Syra¬
cuse,
Corp.
1
6c
insurance
Farmers & Traders Life
Fedders
4-25
7-
30c
(quar
4.35%
Co.—
40c
82'Ac
$1.08%
$1.10
$1.20
—:
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—_——
preferred (quar.)
3 30%
4.40%
preferred (quar.)_.—:
—I————
Union Co. (quar.)———
5-13
Corp.—
&
2
4- 8
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
<
(quar.)
Common
6-
5-16
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
class A preferred (quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)—
class A preferred (quar.)——
class B preferred (quar.)_——:
4c
Brewing
convertible preferred
Farmer Bros. Co.
(quar.)
6%
5-16
5%
Light—
&
Power
6-15
class A
8%
held
for each two shares
dinary shares
Falstaff
4-4
6-15
Iowa
50c
class B
8%
Amer. shares
(stock div.)
Westland Aircraft, Ltd. Or¬
R.)
(W.
8%
8%
Co.
River
5-31
50c
(quar.)
Fairbanks Morse & Co. (quar.)
Fall
6-10
87'Ac
5-2
22'Ac
——
(quar.)————
(quar.)
Government Employees Corp. (stock div.)—
■
4.36%
Bearing
20c
Co
Mfg.
46'Ac
Gas, common (increased quar.)---*
preferred (quar.)
*
5.60% preferred
(initial)
—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. (quar.)_
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., com
(stock div.)
Equitable
Fafnir
Payable of Ren
When
Snare
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
0/ Company
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(Initial
Indemnity
&
Life
Insurance
.
_
Continued
on
page
ir
48
191
Volume
Number 5947
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1887)
Stock Record from the New
York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1959
593a Feb
Lowest
103 % Oct 20
18% Mar 26
134
23
12% Nov
4
26
Jan
2
26
Sep 23
57
Apr
8
7
233/4 Mar
16
43
2
623/4 Jan
Abbott Laboratories common
110
8
125
2
35% Apr
8
26
15
ACF Industries Inc
4
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Jan
15% Jan
25
32% Jan
Apr
29>
14
Jan
Acme
28 % Jan
4
Adams
24% Apr
15
6
27
131
Mar 23
63
Sep
21
23% Jan
17% Dec
3
17
71
22 y8 Nov
Oct
Feb
17
23% Jan
33
Jan
26
40% Mar
15
23
91% Mar 10
22
Sep
290
2
Apr 20
18
-29% May 11
38% Dec 29
Apr
14
20% Feb
66 % Mar
65
Apr
22
Jan
4
Air
14
85
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
4% Jan
4
35
Jan
30
27% Mar
1
29% Jan
4
Alabama
16% Nov
17
223/4 Apr
533/4 Dec
8
153/4 Mar
8
18% Jan
4
Alco
18
383/4 Feb
51% Jan
4
Aldens
85
15
79
80
4
2
12
18
28
13% Jan
18
30% Apr
29
45
Jan
5
373/4 Apr
28
56% Jan
4
8
90 y4 Jan
12
98
Apr
6
173/4 Apr
26
22 3% Jan
8
102
Apr
Dec
30
17% Dec
4
8% Apr
28% Aug 25
'59
Dec 22
21% Mar 20
57
10
47
Feb
8
22
64% Apr
44% Feb
21
36% Dec
24
33% Mar 18
8% Oct
27
14% Feb
4
21
26 7/8 Feb
29
8
27
Allied
Products
523/a Feb
8
58% Jan
13
Allied
75
Jan
4
79
1
29% Apr
102 Va Apr
5
52
Mar 31
12
51
Dec
10
56% July 17
106% Feb
22
18
5
353/4 Apr
333% Apr
30
9
117% Nov
10
160% Apr
ff
42% Jan
2
2
32% Oct
7
50% Sep
46% Dec
58
2
64% May 29
Jan
23% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
18
393/8 May
6
58
3
Aug
Jan
28
Jan
28
13
83
"
40
108
Mar
8
35'/a Jan
4
Jan
4
15%
33
Mar 18
42
Jan
7
47
Feb
29
493/4 Feb
2
8
593/4 Apr 26
263/4 Apr 29
173/8 Apr
100%
50% Mar 15
473/.
93/8
32%
38%^-- 40
96
78% Jan
6
31% Jan
21
26
25% Jan
4
Apr 22
Corp
17%
15%
13
35% Sep
17
473/1 Jan
50% Jan
2
40% Mar
29
253/4 Sep
37% Dec 24
84
Jan
17
9
45% Oct
44
15
46% Sep
38% Feb
26
25
Jan
36% Nov
25 % Oct
8% Nov 27
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
4
Apr 29
43% Jan
4
39
6
38% Mar
44% Mar
9
513/4 Jan
Amer
84
553% May 18
46% Jan 21
20 Vz Apr
33% Apr
25
26
July 27
45
Feb
4
15
38 ya
193
22
July 21
July 27
47
Mar 16
ya Mar
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
89
Mar 30
8
59 % Jan
25
50% Apr
Inc
Radio
Co
&
Chicle
33
33%
33
29%
29%
30%
29%
90%
30%
29%
30
89%
90%
87
883/4
87%
873/4
25
33% Jan
4
American
36
*35
36
*34%
36
50
*48
*34%
*48
50
•48
50
42
8
American
31% Mar 15
American
&
18
5
Cyanamid
62%
27%
12
15% Dec 23
17% Dec
3
93
Dec
45 % Oct
29
9
76% Dec 30
41
Apr
1
25
May 27
18% July 9
203/8 Jan
105
Feb
523/e Nov
2
25
18
*99
44%
American
Hardware
American Home
I
:
21
Apr 28
86% Jan 14
27% Jan
15
13
323% Jan
22
21
19
91% Apr
28% Jan
26
American
16
18
18
15% Jan
18
American
Dec
73 V4 Apr
14
Apr
143/a Apr
22% Feb
38% Nov
13
4
Sep 22
137
Dec
31
Dec
22
18
52% Mar 31
41% Sep - 9
133
Dec
Dec
54
30
29
117% Oct
5
26 % Mar
26
72% Dec 22
26 7/8 Dec 28
27% Dec 21
13% Jan 26
75% Sep 22
90
Jun
117
9
Sep 22
37
jan
16
13% Mar 12
25 % Nov
23
24 % Nov
4
114% Jan
2
51% Nov 26
30 %
Sep 23
58% Sep 22
50 % Dec
l
53 ya
54%
July
Mar~~3
183/b Apr
152
1
21
Mar 17
17
553/8 Mar 23
26
6
k
Apr 18
43% Apr
14
43% Apr 11
333/4 Apr 19
133/4 Mar
138% Jan
9
7
Apr 28
Feb
86
Dec
3
17
tl. Mar 4
23% Oct 20
f
or
Mach
&
Metal
55
27
American
Optical
American
16 y4 Feb
3
American
Rad
45%
443/4
45
45
45
53
53%
52%
54%
523/4
54%
19%
5,900
193/8
193/4
19%
193/4
37%
*371/4
18%
19%
373/4
3,100
*37%
373%
87
•37%
373/4
*85%
100
87
*85%
87
*85%
37%
100
*85y2
50%
47 Y
50
5
12.50
*34
1
162
35% Feb
67% Mar
18
18% May 18
89
Apr 17
109% NOV 25
20
553% July 29
17% Dec 17
29 3%
Aug
7
27% May 1
19 y8 Oct 21
63
Dec
2
17%
18
14%
14%
400
18%
18%
18%
4,400
100%
iooy4
74% Mar 17
6O3/4 Mar 18
47
July 28
88
Jan
21
17
40% Jan
8
footnotes,
see page
30% Mar
26.
3
39% Mar 29
91
21%
*91
93
21%
14%
27%
*91
21%
29
21%
14%
*14
93
21%
14%
•91
21%
*14
93
213/g
14%
21%
•14
5,700
14%
200
29%
27%
60%
59%
60
60
603/4
60%
61%
603/4
28%
61%
29
29%
29 y2
503/4
28%
29%
28
53%
28%
50%
503/4
53%
52
35%
36
5
10
par
•
14%
*141%
31
v
•
138%
1383/4
59%
123
31
137%
59%
*121%
493/8
10,400
543/4
53
55
52%
54%
53 y4
54 y2
36,700
36
363%
36
14% ■14%'
•140
143
•140
37
36%
14%
*140
31%
30%
37%
515 ya a.
144
31
29%
30
102 y4
99%
102
46%
47%
45%
138%
105
138%
100
46
138%
59%
59
123
*121%
593/4
123
138
46%
1383/4
*59 y4
•121 %
87%
89%
110%
12.50
54
,100
122
54%
54
122%
33%
34
33%
19%
20
20
25
26%
26%
*253/4
26%
26%
*25%
26%
25
143/s
14%
14%
series
series
14
33,000
30
1,900
101
5,400
46
58,500
1383/4
360
603/4
700
123
21%
20%
21%
20%
221/4
24,700
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
15,600
703/4
69%
70 3/4
25%
253/a
25%
3,800
28
28 y4
2,690
53%
20
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
11,800
143/4
30%
33%
com—5
36%
143
21
54%
122
25
138
60
108 y»
107%
45%
123
89%
88%
108 3/a
293/4
100
593/4
108 %
89%
107%
14%
•121%
89%
873/4
25
15,000
48%
14%
43%
16,300
50%
141%
102
366,700
,
483A
14%
44 3/£
27%
50%
141%
101
26%
49%
'15
43%
283/8
51%
143
31%
97
353/6
273/4
107%
Co
20
21%
28%
33 Va
Corp
1,900
34,200
93
28%
89%
107%
123
122%
33%
Xl9%
54%
123
•12 3%
87%
109
54%
55
55
122%
123
122
13%
800
88%
111,100
110
14,300
54%
3,600
122
430
34%
33%
34%
34
343/4
24,500
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
4,600
*26%
27%
*26%
27
*26 y2
27
*253/4
26%
4,600
26 y
•253/4
26%
•253/4
26%
143/4
143/4
14%
14%
'
14%
14%
200
2,500
1
46%
47%
46
48
47
1
Corp__l
31%
32%
48%
46y4
473/4
32
6,100
323/4
32%
33%
41%
30%
43%
32%
30%
313/4
421%
101,300
443/a
43%
45%
50%
513/4
42%
43%
43 y4
45
50
26,500
50%
51%
51
51%
45
453/4
50%
50%
50%
51%
44%
22,900
45
44%
45%
44%
44%
45 y4
45%
590
383A-
37%. •38%
37%
37%
38
38%
37
38
•86
88
endorsed shares
Ampex
& Cable
No par
47
47%
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
preferred
Anderson Clayton &
Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
38
No par
Common
$4
•91%
27%
133/a
issued
20
47
13%
6% preferred
57,500
21%
13%
Wire
12
47
21%
13%
Anaconda
Feb
46%
21%
13%
11
Jan
46%
21
28 3/a
15
36
47%
213/4
28%
54% Jan
85
47
213/8
28%
1
6
47%
21%
28%
43% Mar 14
9
46%
21%
28%
Co
1A
47%
14%
5
Co
160
653/4
83%
22
213/s
25
common
700
102
21%
28%
Anaconda
36% Jan
643/8
•82
47
*12%
AMP Inc
•100
91
*14%
1
Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
95 Va Apr
41 ya Aug
65%
83
123/4
19
4
63%
83
28%
42 % Mar
41% Jan
>'
12%
46% Apr
68% Jan
35% Apr- 19
65%
83%
28
33% Feb
49 % Apr
63%
*82
69%
Water Works
1
101
63%
83%
25%
American
29
61
*82
70
14
55% Feb
63%
83%
*82
101
25%
203/8 Apr
7
101
69%
4
17
603/4
*100
251/4
Viscose
Jan
100
26
American
45
100
69%
Tel
7,200
13,600
18
27%
59%
com
Sumatra Tobacco
500
k,
50%
14%
31
6%
34
164
18 3/8
69
51/2%
.
17%
25%
Preferred
50%
•14 %
30%
Preferred
30,600
18%
26%
When
83/4
14%
18
69%
30% Apr 28
46% Mar 13
34
162
41%
69%
4
15
34%
165%
41
26%
29
11
34%
200
4,300
8%
162%
,
1
&
5
4,50a
25%
25
Co
Sugar Refining
7% preferred
55 Va Apr
15
413%
25
17%
1.66%
Co
American
1253/4 Apr
43 y4 Jan
18 y4 Jan
34%
1643/4
40%
83/4
com—25
American Stores
4
27% Feb
34%
162%
8%
22%
11
26% Jan
34%
41%
25%
!
35
17%
1
common.
25
8
8%
8%
164
25
""
•33
18%
2
Sany
Jan
7
41
253/4
35
*14%
Chem—No par
33% Apr
15% Jan
26
*34%
160 3/4
41
9
*33
21
Tel
Mar
8%
25%
34
22%
Tobacco
Feb
25%
22%
31%
American
14
25
50%
21%
*33
30%
American
25% Mar
13,400
22
49%
*
21
American
25
503/a
213/4
34%
18%
3.50
com
Steel Foundries
6
8
493/4
22
21%
33%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd._£l
19
117
50%
213/4
50%
20%
American
14% Jan
19
28
49%
49%
22%
14%
59%
29 % Jan
9 6 Vis Apr
2,700
17%
*120%
273/4 Mar 15
110 % Apr
49%
17%
25
12
8
49%
*141%
100
Co
3
4
50
35%
non-cumulative preferred.100
23
79% Jan
49%
18%
100
31% Feb
101% Feb
21,300
50%
—1
& Std
82 V2 Feb
21
52%
49%
14%
100
;
7% preferred
9
Apr
49
No par
Gas
&
26
53% Apr
129% Jan
28
48%
17%
14
25 % Apr
51%
18%
28
2
51%
143%
Apr
4
30
51%
v17%
Apr
Jan
85%
52%
1
122% Apr
43% Mar
373/4
85 y2
51%
1
Corp
of HI
7% preferred
American Snuff
105
•37%
87
51%
1643/4
-•
40%
1,900
50%
50%
*33
Corp__2
4
4
52%
47%
35
20%
No par
Smelt & Refg com.No par
20
7,500
52%
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
Jan
9%
51%
American
34
19%
93/8
19%
Co
Potash
38% Jan
40
*19
93/4
19%
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
15
28
34,800
193/a
9%
53
American
20 V2 Apr
34%
*19
10
19%
American
28 Vb Apr
333/8
193/a
9%
51%
5
30
353/4
39%
*19
3
4
34% Dec
34%
40%
10
Co
433/a Jan
6%
36%
193/8
9%
10
Products
News
f
35%
35%
9%
.1,000
Molasses Co
Natural
60
34%
*19
9%
37,700
13
8
8,100
393/8
54% Jan
9
42%
37%
33% Jan
Mar
41%
37%
1063/4 Apr
Feb
43%
39
3
54
403A
37%
7
117
45
300
39%
8
9
43%
51,900
39%
Mar
12
50
19%
37%
67% Mar
Jun
59%
19
37%/
42
63% Mar
•58
21%
45
27
125
59%
19
39%
Co
Motors Corp
141
•58
22%
*37%
23
13
59
20
46%
May
1333/4 Jan
58%
1,300
37%
Nov
148 y2 Mar 20
60
213/4
44%
40%
41
Mar
38
46%
92
29
44%
•37%
37%
■56% Feb
1
443/a
37%
47
100
American
Mar 21
443/a
37%
37%
preferred
American
145
100
44%
37 Ya
46%
.100
American
Amer
88,700
103
37%
Inc
Fdry
27
Apr 22
2,900
19%
103
44%
40
No par
18
54 VB
35%
19%
>
9%
12.50
Co..
29% Apr
Apr
17%
103
No par
Supply
62% Apr
29% Apr 18
*19
l
3.90% preferred
4 V2 %
18
22,300
27
'•
34 />
20
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
Anchor
33
Ice
American
22
133/4 Jun
Sep 21
29
6
24% Dec 30
38% Jan
643/4 Apr
45%
173/4
•102
3,400
61%
263%
.
45%
60%
37%
45%
1
prior preferred
83
4
*58y2
18%
110
50
45
.
38
45
Investment Co
58% Jan
16
56
American
14
17%
*102
12,600
36
•48
4,400
190,200
44%
20y4
20
American International
8
17
Jan
8
6
19% Jan
44% Feb
98
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
16% Jan
76% Jan
27%
21
Corp
14% Apr 29
17% Feb 15
49% Jan
30
27
45%
8%
American
17
593/4 Apr
34% Jan
27%
600
v
32%
*34%
60%
20%
Products
Hospital
May 19
84
*37%
26%
18
5%%
44%
37%
8%
24% Jan
27
60%
110
60
25%
8
Apr
6i y2
27%
18%
*100
44%
40c
'17% Mar
101
60 y2
37%
Power__No par
Foreign
American
4
45%
27%
17%
45%
*58 y2
Corp
Corp
European Secur.
41% Mar 22
Jan
18%
110
45%
61
27%
45%
10
Co
Power
9
94
45%
59%
27%
100
Co
36 ya Mar
14% Jan
45%
61
10
Export Lines
American
383/a Jan
45%
36,200
105
32%
36
50
45%
180
30
•100
33%
*35
Enka
26
175% Jan
107
No par
Electric
15
30%
..
*48
2
Co
Distilling
11
773/4
35%
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
American
33% Apr
1041/4
.2,200
'
90
Commer
27
142% Feb
29%
293,6
No par
Cable
51% Mar 28
11
•76%
30%
1,200
;
25
Chain
American
9% Jan
77%
29%
91 y4
common
American
9
*76 3/4
102 »/2
29%
30
*104%
6,200
400
83/4
533/4
90%
common
&
4
Jan
*8%
53
29%
1
Can
American
4%%
77
83/4
54%
34
American
28
8%
533/4
1,400
,.
353/4
7% preferred
11
77
35
35%
50
Cable
American
23
763/4
54 Ya
16%
50
35
1,800
,23,300
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
54% Apr
76%
8%
53%
54%
8%
16%
493/4
30%
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
Shoe Co
Theatres
41% Feb
'
.
16%
52%
35
50%
*
49%
104%
preferred
Co
5% preferred
243/4 Jan
•16%
•34%
20
■17%
30%
1
Brake
American
46 % Mar 22
43
46
9
12
16 %
16%
173/4
49
1043/4
preferred
18% Apr 29
37% Apr 18
Sep
2
65% July 28
Apr 17
34% Apr
18% Jan
27
353/4 Jan
50
'
9
14
May 28
6
106
£■
2
30
2
613% Aug
7
553/4 Apr 28
44% Mar 17
20% Dec
2
Jan
;
18%
50%
31%
common
American
133/a Jan
17%
48%
■
96%
1053/4
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American
19
.
•95
30 3/4
Corp
7
36% Apr
95
1
4
4
95
33,300
'
50
Jan
6
96%
14,500
*95
50
12.50
51% Jan
28
5,600
39%
96%
-
105%
preferred
30
Jan
9%
313/4
38%
*95
9%
100
Bank Note common
9 y4 Apr
8%
30%
39%
1
American
253/4 Mar
4,800
No par
4
19
9,200
80%
10
4
11
*79
10
61% Jan
20
"80%
4,100
■
17
45%
32
8%
443/4 Jan
33% Nov
28
17
■45%
8%
8%
54/
36% Apr
1
58% Apr 27
20% Feb
17%
14,400
373/4
52'%
Bakeries
2
27%
28
'45%
7,400
5
31%
35
3%%
7
•79
47/8
9%
51%
American
13
5
32%
35
18
Jan
47/8
28
733/4
300
39%
35%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
convertible
721/4
•270
9%
17%
of America
American Airlines
15%
73%
300
38%
52
common
Petroleum
2,300
72%
32%
51
Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
convertible
15%
15% ' 153/8
9%
48%
77%
2,300
40
18
77%
15,900
34%
32%
16
54 V*
1,200
18%
34 %
39
49
54
64%
18%
9%
31%
17%
100
64
18%
341/4
•266
80%
48 3/8
No par
64%
18%
34%
17
35%
convertible preferred
Aluminum Co
64
45%
52%
common
Mfg
3,700
44%
36%
27
7% Feb
.<
51%
44% Jan
19
Apr 28
403/4 Apr 28
*79
16%
83/4
3,900
18,400
17 y8
/ 43%
*35 V*
Alpha
6%
17
■
80%
49
8%
4,600
233/4
28%
16
5
106% Jan
Feb
17
43%
.
9,000
253/4
24%
5
t
No par
18
43
.
4%
28
48 %
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Amerada
96%
43
*79
137%
25%
24
128%
'
Y
300
18%
1
40% Nov
y4l
17
*
13%
251%
•
18»/4
1
14% Mar 18
9%
32
'
19
80%
28
4,300
23%
74%
*270
5
27%
17
72%
300
4%
28%
433,'
74%
■
*273
47/
64,100
437/8
1281/4
♦'
%
..No par
Stores
6%
74
.
64
9
4% preferred
American
20% Jan
7734
300
Amalgamated Leather Co—
433/4 Feb
15%
133/4
33%
43
241/4
-r,;
*79
"5
Laboratories Inc
4.08%
*15%
47
1/
100
II
Mills
Allied
36% Apr
151/4
15%
64
200
313/4
'
128%
*
28
1
Kid Co...
132
351/4
434
10
Chemical Corp.
Allied
Feb
23% Nov
Allied
Allied
5
33% Jan
27% Dec
4
4
29
19
34%
1
Jan
28
32% Apr 29
293/8 Apr 25
18%
34%
1
preferred
Industries Inc
5
July 15
115% July 24
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
common.
173/4 Jan
Mar 25
18%
34%
15%
1
100
convertible
6
11
63%
l83/8
:
600
8.200
23%
19%
:
-
1273/4
36
63%
,
110
24%
*
*
128%
18%
5
.
247%
...
127%
57%
251/4
34if
_2
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
24
127
41
563/4
•106
443/4
13%
"
64
75
common
Alleghany Corp
6%
24%
,
125
v
'
24 %
253/a
24%
*280
4%% preferred
11% Jan
39 %
77% May 11
39
Inc
25
24%
100
Inc
137/s
25
24%
23
33
Shares
41
.
1061%
31'A
the Week
Apr. 29
57%
43
24 %
127
41
..
56%
106 »/2
.
,
24%
No par
series
Corp
58% Feb
39% Jan
38% Sep
1
May
Gas
Products
l
8 %
83% Mar 17
17
Jan
32% Sep
104
common
45
13%
'
223/4
2
127V4 Sep > 1
39% Feb 25
11
Dec
59'
Inc
44%
14%
24%
63%
V
:
343/a
46
3/4
.
41
,
.
•
110
32%
25
126
50c
pfd 1951
*106
35%
,
22
5
Industries
41
' 57"% ''
57%
2434
1
Apr
61% Jun
52% Jan t.5
75
5
J
J
153/4 Apr
6
48 V2 Mar 14
46% Sep
Jan
60% Aug 31
30
12% Feb
17
15% Nov
7
Dec
89
8
Feb
54% Nov
9% Jan 28
32% Jan 28
44 % Jan
Sep
A
V
Friday
Apr. 28
24% •
...,Y.
.
-1,,
conv
9
30
41
•
110
14
2
14
...2.50
Products
Reduction
4.50%
3% Feb
77% Jun
44
{I%
Corp.
Corp
Control
23% Dec
23% Jan
46%
Aeroquip Corp
Air
*106
45%
10
...
41
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 27
'573/4
33
No par ,;,
issued
Admiral
106
341/.
_i
Corp
1
56%
30%
l
Co
4
24
41
563/.
25
Express Co
When
4l3/4
5534
106
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
.
' ' 1
"
1
Inc
Addressograph-Multigraph
7% Jan
8
Steel
Adams-Millis
328
1
100
Apr. 26
*41
5
convertible preferred
ABC Vending
Corp
52
24
Jan 12
4
1
.
16% Apr
94% Jan
4
Jan
Fund
Tuesday
Apr. 25
p„
Abacus
243/4 Apr
197
Monday
EXCHANGE
42%-Apr 19
Apr 28
12% Mar
343% July 15
30 y2 Mar
9
LOW AND
:> NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Mar
98% Mar
Aug 17
23% Jan
40
52 3/4 Mar 10
24
27% Dec
46 >4 Nov
,
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
47y4 May
8
84% Apr 28
1
9
Sep
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
Lowest
15
*86
21.80
10
.
88
37
373%
34%
36
*86
37%
34%
t'-
88
353/4
5,300
*86
88
*37%
37% ' '
373/4
37%
37%
36%
37
3,200
35%
36%
35
35%
34%
35%
6,400
•86
88
"
'
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
16
.
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
.
(1888)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
34% Feb
17
4014 Jan
5
26
25% Apr
2«
,30% Jan
11
80'/a July 29
59 % Apr
29
3114 Apr
49% Feb
18
28% Nov
40% Jan
27
64% May
23
Armco
4
77% Jan
Par
24
28
42% Feb
19
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
26
45% Apr
11
Armstrong
7
75
Jan
13
81
16% Apr
11
20% Jan
11
9
Sep
23
17% Nov
20
23% July 16
23% Oct
15
28% Apr
27% Jan
2
25% May 15
1934 Apr
28
23% Jan
4
11
40% May 19
32
Apr
27
37% Jan
5
10% Jan
2
18
13
Feb
1
14% Feb
25
19
14% Jun
21% Mar
2
Feb
13
60% Dec 30
56% Jan
27
Sep
25
107% Mar 31
100
Feb
9
88% Jan
2
51
Apr
12
32% July
8
22% Apr 26
10
33%
40%
81
16 %
_
Corp
-
Common
•"
105% Apr
4
4
Jan
63
—
Associates Investment
Co
~
4
10% Mar
29
914 Dec
9-
8
18
28% Dec
3314 Sep
11
28% Feb
1
32% Apr
26
Jan
6
79% Jan
15
86% Apr
21
Nov
10
92
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
3914 Sep
16
53% Apr
74% Dec
31
86% Mar
17
3
74% Jan
4
28
8% Jan
26
4% Apr
11
6% Jan
4
15
80
5% Oct
40% Mar
34'% Apr
80
11
15% Jan
5
87% Jan
13
96% Jan
26
20% Jan
4
11
16
16% Feb
27
96
24% Feb
16
14% Apr
26
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
21% Feb
1
23% Nov
20
2814 Dec
10% Jan
7
24
—.10
100
1
5% preferred
1-20
Atlas Powder Co
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co 6f Amer_2.50
Atlas
July 29
15% Jun
Avco
4
15% Jan
9
12 Va Mar
17% May 25
24 % Jan
Refining common
preferred
Corp
common
7
,
"
.
12%
35 Va
35%
25%
26
26
60
61
59%
60%
24,900
34
31%
33%
31%
32%
28,700
41%
40%
41"%
41%
41%
5,800
80
80%
*80% * 81%
*80 Va
81%
*17
17%
17%
17%
24%
25%
2014
2314
24
20V8
32
V
12Va
•
"
•\
32%
200
14%
14%
33,300
62%
61%
104%
103%
54%
22%
23
32
88
88
*86%
10,200
V41
88
•4,100
10
4414
44%
X44 %
44%
7.100
34%
34 Vi
34%
16,500
78%
35 /4
78/4
5,4
15 4
92%
14%
22
12%
39,800
9%
32
3438
45
27%
7
570
1.800
-;v
23
9%.
32%
1
3,000
54%
:-22%
32»/a
*86%
62.-,
104%
54
9%
\ 9%,
V
11,500
" J ■'
•
62 Va
23
9%
32,4
12%
,
19%
00
22, a
9,8
32
8,400
*31%
54 Va
— „
• :
20
V
-
20
*103%
;
860
260
23
14'4
54%
,
9%
32%
88
22%
32%
;
Y
62%
104%
54%
.
•;
%
*103%
28
-Xl2%
'
.:
*
.
'
*62
Y
/Y
1414
'
\
—
26%
1,300
141-8
19%
*31
32
:
14%
1
86/4
44%
44%;
34% 35
34 4
79 •:,* 79
78
'5.
5Yb "5 ..
*15l4 15% = ' 15 4
-93
.93%;;
92>4
-1414 114% *
14*4
*2114 22
*2114
•
1,900
*
17%
44%
94 v
15 7,
22
26%
.
35 %
25 %
61%
40%
23
-
*8614
-'
35%
79
:
45
15%
--
•
35
26%
*16%
14 /a
x22%
9%
32 "
•
86%
514
15%
1
Corp
;
.
:. Shares
33%
61 a 62
103% 103%
54% 54%
.
t
94
*14%
*21%",
25%
——
-
29% Apr 27
Mar 11
21
7,
-
series B
$3.75
Mar 31
15% Feb
68% Jan
15% Nov
»
Atlantic
4
41% Jan
29
No par
Atlantic Coast Line RR
58% Feb 24
4
25,4
23%
9%. "•
32Va
,2314
-' 938
32Va
86 %
43%
35
78
5
-
non-cumulative
5%
2
Fed
20%
*32 4
the Week
\
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
65%
,60/4
34
40 ,4
80 4
16%
26,4
20%
33 /8
14
'
i-10
preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4V3
4% preferred
100
Common.,
5
27% Jan
7
9% Jan
.
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
26%
• ■»
100
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
24% Nov 17
»
61% 61%
103% 104%
54%
54%
1
,
1st preferred—
5.25%
;
26
60%
33 %
40%
80 /a
16%
•
»
Apr. 27
35%
35%
35%,
14
13%
5
Corp—,
Products
ASR
62% Apr 28
44
Nov
33%
5
1
No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
99
69
2414
20%
*3214
Apr. 26
25%
6114
34%
41%
81
17
25 %
20%
5
Arvin Industries Inc
-—2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining common—1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
5
Jan
31% Feb
60%
r
35/a
26%
:
Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable
Apr 25
25%
10
Co
&
37% Nov
Armour
7
86% Apr
5
Corp
Steel Corp
Wednesday
•»
•
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 25
/
35% 35'4
No par
Oil
Argo
9
May
35% Feb
75
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
7
38% Nov
'
1
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
78%
78%
15%
*15%
90
91
*
15%
22
*14%
1,600
; 15 ■
*21%
200
>■
'
90
90
..
14%
*21%
270
19,600
*15%
-
*1418
78%
/ 5Va
5
5Vs
,V; 5
22
.; 500
29 y4
2714
29'/a
42,300
12% .; 12%
-12%
12 V2
36,600
27%
■
29 8
12%
B
1
..
5% Apr
8
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
30 V» Feb
9
/.
42% July 24
9
18% Dec
17
24% Nov 23
Dec 23
27% Dec
7
24% Jan
26
101% Feb
5
90% Jan
18
11
89% Jun
8
80
13% Jan
69
79
Dec
38
29
Jan
*
Nov
16
50% July
8
30% Apr
28
66
Jan
20
56% Feb
1
28
40.
Jan
6
Jan
29
Dec
25
25
44
Oct
12
64% Jan
49% Apr
29
23
NOV
23
30% May 11
21
Apr
25
49% Sep
23
66% Feb 27
44
Apr 29
27
Feb
9
43% Dec
24
34% Mar
2
51% Oct 21
36% Mar
*
8
28% Jan
9
27
Mar 21
37
204
23
Jan
178
Dec
11
3
100% Mar 26
16
19% Sep
90% Feb
3
July 29
17% Apr
29
22
90
Dec
Mar
183
30
6
62% Jan
13
Dec
18
84
Feb
9
78
Apr
21
28% Jan
2
65
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
35% Jan
32% Dec
22
36 Vi Jan
74% May
7
78
42
9
Apr
43% Jan
39% Jan
10
2
*
26
32% Mar 31
Jan
9
12 Vi Apr
26
37% Jan
19
16
15
13% Jan
5
18 Va Dec
13
2
24% May 11
Nov
89% Feb
Dec
14
95
May
61
89
62
May 14
Sep
22
Apr
29
74% Jan
28 Yb Mar
3
22% Feb
3
25% Apr
25
10
52
1
45
Jan
7
47% Apr
1% Dec
1 Yb Apr
34% Apr
1
22
33% Feb
8
41% Apr
59 y8
49% May 11
Sep 23
5
12% Jan
July
Feb
155
137
Apr
56% July 15
6
30% Jan
24% Mar 31
22
25
Jan
24
18
July
5
Bestwall
4
3
Feb
8
82
8
Gypsum Co.
Steel (Del)
preferred
29
53
Black
49% Mar 25
29% Jan
Bliss
&
20% Jan
8
Bliss
(E W)
Bohn
&
46%
1%
5
24%
24%
.1
20%
20%
19%
19%
40% Feb
1
47% Apr
27
Borden
25
48% Jan
6
Sep
24
81 Va Apr
24
77
Jan
15
68% Sep
30
66 % Mar
17
59% Feb
5
62% Apr
4
5
8% Apr
13% Apr
29
11% Jan
18
Common
20% Jan
18
5% preferred.
13 Vs Jan
4
Braniff
6
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4'/a% convertible preferred——50
3%%
Eoston
28
6
44% May 25
40 Va Jan
Dec
48
Oct
29
38% Feb
Jan
21
76% Jan
4
22
12
25
Dec
57%
Jan" 6
104
76
Oct~12
66
29
16
42% Jan
4
34% May
5
44 V2 Nov
2
35% Jan
18
6
33% Mar 16
3l Vi Mar
21
4
35% May 28
17% Apr 29
8
31% July 10
94% May 27
Dec
14
37% Jan
21
15 V2 Oct
22
24% Jun
23
14% Jan
2
20% Apr
8.
26% July 28
68V2 Jan
2
18Va Apr 29
80% Apr 22
27% Apr 14
12
Apr 27
18
13% Sep
80% Apr
82
4
3
.
14%
18 Vs
73%
66
Apr
29
Apr
4
Jan
5
13
10
4
84% Aug 17
28% Oct 21
45% Mar 18
28% Mar
24% Jan
35% Feb
17V2 Oct
10
62
MarlO
76% Jan
13
Nov
28 Yb Nov
5
24
2
5Ya July 10
18
Jan
30
10
Mar 30
46
V* Jun 26
19
Dec
79
Oct
4
23
41
Va Nov 30
36 Va Sep 22
67
May
32% Aug 12
B T L
277/a Jan
6
85
Jan
4
34
Jan 18
17% Jan
4
187/a Jan 13
24
Jan
4
76
66
82
35%
*
*
,
•
Apr 27
21
Jan
5
.
Jan
:
Bush Terminal Co
31
8
Apr
6
31
55% Dec
28
45
Mar
7
547/a Jan
,19
Mar
9
21% Apr
27
85
Apr
28
Apr
29.
4
89
51
Feb
11
.Apr 22
44% Jun
30
32% Mar
11
69
1
3<
July 28
see page
;
26.
11Y4 Apr
80
Feb
28
26
43% Mar 14
»32% Mar 22
49
38% Jan
8
27% Apr
56 % Mar 18
60 Va Jan
24
Mar
Callahan
Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
:
*
conv
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
*,
preferred
Pacific
Ry
Cannon Mills Co.—^
900
■
15,500
38
38%
:. 700
38%
2,400
195
*180,
*92
.2,700
46%
'
,
93 %
.
20
18
18Y8
17%
18 Va
6,700
76%
33 Vi
79 Ya
76 Va
78 %
58,000
*79
; ;
•
V
78%
80
:
...
73 Vi
40
33%
33%
33%
33 Ye
17Ys
18
16%
17
.
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Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1—1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%*
18
6
..:
California Packing Corp
.
-
4
22% Aug 14
1
-
Byers Co (A M)
13
7% Jan
26% Jan 18
15% Mar 11
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5
——
Burroughs Corp
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22
-44
16
41'".-41 Va
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T
39
47%
.
Budd Co common
5
$5 preferred^l—...I
No par
Buffalo Forge Co,
1
Bullard Co
I
10
Bulova Watch Co Inc
5
Burlington Industfles Inc com
1
4% preferred
1.100
3%% preferred
^
—100
4%% second pref
—100
4
Mar 23
f
No par
2
4
5
100
1
Jan
21% Mar
-
...No par
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26% Feb
16
Jan
8
1
15
—
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19%
13
.
1.100
10
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
,
•
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35% Apf1 12
24 % Jan
4
13% Dec
57 Yb Dec
footnotes,
26
Corp
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3.50
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27% Jan 13
5
9% Mar 17
Mar 29
Brunswick
29
Co
93%
2.500
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195
-
: 300
49%
37
39
600
31
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49
37
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22 Va Mar 9
Apr IS
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27 Va July 27
24% Dec
For
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46% Feb
-
28% Jan
19V« Jan
,
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;
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3%% preferred—•
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5
64% Apr
<
82Va Nov 27
•
;
142% 142%
15%
16
75Vs
75%
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44%
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RR—r
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Airways
60%
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Bristol-Myers Co common
Mar 30
105% Apr 26
74% Mar 2
Mar 16 V
Jan
47 Va Nov
Nov
13
80
Maine
r *
100
;
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Briggs & Stratton Corp
4
28% Jan
Mar 22
26
35% Oct
12
49% Apr
17
85
26
11
63% Jan
8 '
28 Va Nov
9
Jan
12% Jan
48
8 '
52% Feb
July 20
41 Va Jan
«
28
33 Vi Sep
76
66 Vi
13
9'/i Mar
8
12% Sep
8% May 12
30% Apr 29
43
Mar 11
8
53% Jun
20
Apr 28 *
&
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Co
;
39
,.*40
36
37
46 Va
46 Vi
36 %■ 39 %
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80%
r7.50
preferred
Edison
''
25
17%
24%
24%
36% Apr
Boston
37
12%
1%
43%
17
7
79% Mar 30
■
46 Vi
Y
*35%
43
43Vi
24 Vi
48 Va Dec
Nov
:
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25%
48%
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common
v
195
79
63
25%
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44%
143
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15%
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———5
—■
45%
•
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92
35%
35%
43
43%
,
~
9
1
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,
37% Feb
Borg-Warner Corp
44
46
73 3a
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45
44%
18%'
79
44 vi
-
38%
Brass Corp—
21%
44 vi
;
46
77
74%
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;
:
65
25%
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63
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Aluminum
Co
92
25%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
44
44%
57%
21 Vi
21%
>,
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•
17% ■'18%
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Bond Stores Inc..—.
33 Va Jan
-
22,300
57
50 %
•
320
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31%
30%
30
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33%
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r
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,
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30
21%
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12%
11
6
33%
44
28% Jan
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:
•
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-
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24% Feb
27% Jan
,
38%
\ A> 78 %
33%
22 Vs Feb
17
79
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1
28
11% Nov
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16
14% Dec 29
*
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19
19%
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57
44 Ya
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V
51
45
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13,900
64,000
51
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32% Jan
Mar 28
2,700
,
13%;
30
45%
*180-'
:*
93%
^
10
Co
y:
34%
13%
58
21
38 Va
195 -
79
common.
Laughlin Inc.—
6
v
33%
29
:
44 -.;-
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.
19
19% Apr
18% Apr
15% Jan
-31
45%
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;
57
>
,
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32
31 Va
-
51
.
74
—
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93
21
V
44%
39
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Decker Mfg Co———50c
&
Blaw-Knox
Jan
27
,93
■
.
83 Vi
50%
,
37
*180
...
29
26
93»i
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8
...
26%
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,
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31%
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*
46
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24% Feb
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/
84 Va
V
31V
21 Va
»■:1
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1
25
76
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51%
44
24% Sep
May 14
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57
30
45
24% Apr
35
"*
57
21
8
2
16
>;
51
22
20% Sep
32 Va
57
Jan
21 Vi Jan
•
83 Vi
30%
..100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) ocm_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
7%
14 Ya
25%
>*•15%;
14 34
25%
;
94
*28
-__1
Bethlehem
21% Feb
Apr 29
23
8
57% Jan
35%
13%
5Ta
...
•"
1 peso
Inc.—
Co
&
45% Apr
6
15 Va Mar
9
46% Jan
29
36
Best
Inc
Consolidated
Benguet
13
33%
is
5%
5%
35%'.U
14%
• f
* 34 Va
.
'
26%
83%
1
5% preferred
145% Mar 25
29
36% Apr
83
42% Dec
29% Oct
15
2
11
July
12
10
15% Nov
138 Vi Jan
11
33%
.v
94
5
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co common—
28
% Jan
4
38% Jan
Apr 25
71 Va Jan
Jan
36% Jan
43 Va
6
19% Dec 31
35% Sep
70
1
29
1
43% May 28
6
32% Sep
Mar 23
2
21
«15
26%
50
Aviation
Bendix
4
10
45% Dec
36 V8 Jan
14%
6
9
22% Sep
Apr
34% ;
.
25
5
91
5%
34%
92 Vi
6
.'
'
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
•
5%
6 Vi
•
33%
'
4%"% preferred Series B„....100
84% Mar
4% preferred series C
-100
43% Jan 14
*
Baltimore & Ohio common
—100
62% Feb 11
.
4%. noncumulative preferred—100
30
Apr ,27
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
63
Jan
6
Barber Oil Corp
—10
25% Jan
8
Basic Products Corp—I
1
54% Jan
6
Bath Iron Works Corp
——10
46% Apr 14
' Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
10
45
Jan
7
Bayuk Cigars Inc—.—
No par
54% Jan 14
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
206
Jan
7
3%% conv prior preferred
100
93% Apr 18
v
4%% preferred
100
22% Mar 22
Beaunit Mills Inc-———
2.50
80
Apr 27..-1 % Beckman Instruments Inc..
1
80% Mar 28 ' V
Beck Shoe ( A S) 4%% pfd
100
79% Apr 14
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
42 Vi Apr 18
~
Beech, Creek RR
——50
36'% Jan 15
' Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp...
10
20% Mar 29
Belding-Heminway
1
16% Feb 26
Bell Aircraft Corp——'.
1
50
Feb 25 ~
Bell & Howell Co common
No par
90% Mar 21
4%% preferred
100
8
25
6 Va
1
,—9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp—.13
V
4
27 % Mar 29
98% Apr
56% Dec
..
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Babcock & Wilcox Co.
4
17% Jan
6
13% Apr
•'
•
5
7% Jan
37% Jan
11
32 Vi Mar
"
•
300
14,500
200
Number 5947
Volume 191
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
17
(1889)
>'*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Nov
20
373/8 Feb
10
31
8
23
25
17
1
30
8
22
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
23% Apr
33 >/a Dec
Dec
85
33% Sep
45% Nov
34% Nov
40 % Dec
26% Sep
383/4 Jan
Sep
18
7Va Apr
19
56% July 15
I31/2 Jan
4
411/4 Apr
29% Apr
Capital
25
497/a Jan
4
16
Carborundum
29
35% Feb
102% Jan
5
881/2 Jan
12
95
41% Jan
Oct
481/2 Jan
19
461/2 Jan
31% Jan
89 % Dec
7
58% Jan
41% Jan
6
40% Feb
9
267/e Apr
1
58% Mar 11
2
H41/4 Dec 22
76% Sep 22
125% May 13
22
12
Carrier
78i/4 Jan
114% Jan
23% Apr
29
34% Jan
92
8
Jan
26
31% Jan
119% Mar
44% Mar 20
30
Apr
3
Nov
23
22
Mar 23
17
55
Aug 20
Mar
17% Mar
83% Jan
8
35Vb Jan
Jan
15
78
21% Mar 29
27
88% Jan
27
92
42% Jan
23
4
26
21% Apr
12
21
11% Sep 22
8% Jan
50% Mar
34% Sep
"4%
Apr
16% Apr
May 29
52
8
16
,
1
Apr
I)
15
29
16% Jan
39%
39%
9,000
40 %
41%
40'/a
41
41
41
41
41%
41%
421%
2,700
33
33%
32%
33%
32 %
33
4,300
11
Jan
7
9
42
Jan
Co
...12.50
common.
Tractor
18
13% Jan
12
40% Apr
5% Jan
53
Apr
26
70 % Jan
11
t
Illinois Lgt
preferred
'i
50% Feb
9
35
Nov 24
25% Sep
15
18
Jan
8
118% Feb
18 Vs
18%
*'•
22 Va
' 22'A
1
18'A
18%
*56
78
*77
78
1
213/a
20%
21%
35%
36
36
36%
91
91%
49%
49'A'
49
49%
24 3A
24 Va
243/4
commin.No par
100
N
Service.z.lO
J
50
■■
*24
15
26
95
Mar 15
99% Apr
26
17
Jan
18
38
26
Apr
19
34% Jan
Jan
16
31% Apr
26
43% Jan
6
44% Mar 30
29
23% Nov 25
'
36% Apr
26
40% Apr
Belt
Co
i_10
:
19% Mar
3
26% Jan
6
8
71% May 22
,63% Mar
69 % Feb
32% Jan
"16
23% Jan
4
28% Nov 23
45% May 25
63
5
Jan
26% Nov 23
t.
27% Dec 24 '
24% Oct 22
22
26% Mar
36% July 28
,37% Apr 17
37 % Jan
23
18% Jun
24
46 % Dec
17
50% Feb
72% May 20
22 /
Jan
4
Mar
21 % Apr
32
13% Mar 15
Jan
19
50
46% Apr
29
71% Jan
■
6
Chrysler
34% Mar 28
Common
4
83 3/4 Mar 21
4%
93
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
'94% Feb
2
35% Oct 23
47% Jun
30
46% Jan 14
64% July 10
643/4 Jan 26
46 3/4 Nov
19
15
Feb
5
43
Jan
,9
57
15% Dec
57 Va Jan
•40% Mar
9
53% Jan
12
9
17
Jan
18
9
96% Nov
24
79% Feb
92% Jan
4
2
47% Jan
53% Apr
Mar 20
22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
28
55% Jan
17
12
7
Cleveland
Apr
62
Apr
8
Cleveland
11
Special
33
Jan
35% Apr
243/4 Jan
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
57
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
126
Dec
29
65
Cluett Peabody
Feb
27
71% Jan
5
76% Mar 28
7
29% Dec
18
22% Mar
7
30 % Jan
6
Collins &
9
72Vs Dec
16
48
Feb
17
69V2 Jan
4
Collins
34 % Dec
10
21 V8 Apr
28
35% Jan
4
Colorado
50Va Mar 11
46% Jan
4
48'/+Feb
5
47% Dec
23 Va Jan
8
45% Nov
13
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov 23
24'/a Mar 23
15% Jan
27
18% Feb
18
60% Dec
74
Mar 23
61% Jan
28
65
Apr
4
$3.50
18
49% Jan
16
25% Nov
17
54% Jan
14
'
12% Sep
9
557/8 Jan
•
90
2
Dec
22
101% Sep 25
8Vb Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
43
Fuel
&
Iron
Columbus
Commonwealth
27
18
Cone
12% Jan
12
Congoleum-Nairn
4
29'A Jan
6
Mills
21
59
Jan
4
64% Apr
13
25
96'/+Jan
13
100% Apr
4
37% Oct 19
58% Dec
1
42% Feb
17
5
Consol
22% Sep 23
17% Sep 21
21 % Dec
2
291/2 Dec
31
261/0 Apr
29
29% Jan
5
Consolidated
Foods
22% Nov
9
20'/a Jan
4
25% Apr
28
Consolidated
Gas
45'A Sep 21
57% Feb
52% May 22
42% Nov
5
6
Consolidated
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural
Jan
8
Consol
40% Jan
4
Consolidation
18
61% Feb 25
53% Jan
7
56% Jan
99% Mar 10
88'A Jan
4
93% Mar 24
25
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
94'/a Apr
19'A Sep 24
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
30% Nov
9
92% May
8
83
55% July 29
107'/a Apr 27
87
Dec 23
87'A Sep
25 V« Jun
82
25
Dec
44 Va Jun
9
18
101 % Oct 23
44
Nov
17
15
Dec
18
11% Jan
2
20 '/a Dec
18
For
58% Jan
92
Apr
6
13
Apr
12
5
23 Va Mar 11
29 Va Jan
5
Jan
14
87% Apr
8
38
Apr
26
48% Jan
4
101
Feb
2
104% Jan
40% Apr
26
47% Jan
75Va Jan
4
16% Mar 12
11% Apr
23% Apr
20 Va Mar 24
footnotes,
20
see page
26.
21
82
Apr
4
4
18
RR
22 Va
50%
51%
50%
50%
50 Va
27%
25'
24'/a
241/4
24V»
243/a
23%
24Va
23%
2l3/4
213/4
13%
*13%
14
1,200
42
433/a
42%
43
7,000
48%
51 %
*13 Va
50%
46 3/8
48%
.
'
..
'
Co
-
-
.
32%
33
83 %
82 %
82 %
99'% :
30
'
:
32%
99%
.
31 Va
30
30%
/
53%
53%
53 %
53%
'
403/4
41%
41%
'
*98
42%
-
33%
A
81%
99
33%
33%
5,800
'
300
163/4
"-2,200
2,700
8,400
7,200
*
50
99
30
30
53 Va
■
19%
18%
*46%
143/4
14%
15
84
86%
82%
83
__15
.
52%
55%
1
55%
54%
127
128%
52
■
52%
*1100
38 Vs
*75
24
53%
56
21%
22%
:./
38%
75%
24%
*47'A
*50
19,300
41
18%
18%
18%
18%
46%
46%
46
46
1,100
42 %
41
1,500
15 Va
15%
15%
6,400
83%
83%
84'/+
83%
84'/+
4,700
53
53%
97
97
97
61%
34% t
60%
61
*60%
61
*34%
35'/a
*34%
35%
53%
52%
54'/+
52%
56
55%
56'/+
54%
53%
128%
*75
.!.
.
'23%
24
53%
54%
22% y
*128%
52%
*1100
37%
39
"
128 %
52 Vs
52%
21 %
48
21%
*47Va
*50
52
41%
70
15
*47V8
'
17,400
56
/
53%
48
53 %
53%
j
—
75
52%
97
'
130
52
53%
34%
55%
*1100*
38%
75
*23%
52%
290
61%
54%
130
2,300
15
52%
61
363A
55%
—
96%
61
*34%
53%
'61
35%
29%
•v
83
96%
96%
*60%
35%
53%
29
82
•99
14%
52%V 53
53
96%
........
7,600
30
81%
-
46%
14%
,
19%
46%
.
33%
*98
/
42%
19%
461/2
'
33%
99
29%
53%-
413/4
33%
82'/+
*98
'
19%
.
90,100
*81
82
*98
52
*50
51%
52%
97
130
34%
39
'
53%
!
2,800
97
210
150
■■
54
'•
50
11,500
55'/a
3,500
*128%
130
130
511/4
52
15,400
35%
35,600
52'/«
*1,100
__
*1,100
37%
34
75%
75
75
*75
76
24
23%
24%
*23%
24
55%
51%
54%
51%
53%
34,400
21 %
217/a
24,100
21 %
22 %
*47'/a
48
21%
48
*47'/a
-
*50
60
2,300
48
393/+
39%
41
40'A
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
<
;
.
: ;
51
51
40%
39%
40%
25,900
19
41'/+
19%
52
40%
52
39'A
19'/+
19%
19'/+
28,400
16%
4,200
17
17'A
65
65
x63%
63 %
47%
48%
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
E"lec__5
42 3A
43%
42%
43%
43 Va
44
'
42%
1
25%
25%
25%
26
24%
25'A
59%
59%
58%
59%
59'A
59'/a
15%
153/4
com__25
58%
58%
96
96
-100
100
1
—-1
10
Co
No par
—.1
5
,—10
100
—1
Corp
6%
Co
108
pfd
9%
9 3/8
13%
15%
14
8%
24%
24'A
641/s
100
-
,
63 Va
99%
9
633A
4,700
16 Va
58V+
96
14
8'/a
24
14 Vs
993/4
300
108'/+
680
14V+
5,500
93A
22,300
14 Va
4,600
8%
8'/a
11,900
23%
23%
133/4
8 Va
,63%
14,100
9'A
-
623A
13,300
.
96
13%
14%
24%
16.
58'/+
*107
107'/+
10
,
*95'A
99 Va
.
100
153/4
58%
•
4,500
„
62%,
100
2,400
63 Va
9,800
100
2,500
50 3/8
49%
49%:
49%
50'/+
48%
50%
49%
8,100
27%
263A
26%
26'/a
26%
263/s
26 Va
26%
26'/+
2,900
24%
24%
24%
243/g
25
25
25%
25%
25%
8,800
*22%
22 3/4
*22%
223/4
45%
46'/+
*11'A
12
45
*11
,
*22%
45%
•
443A
12
55'A
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Common
5
4%' preferred ——
-100
Continental Baking Co common__5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common——10
$3.75 preferred -—
No par
92%
9234
93
♦11
.
55%
93%
preferred
8,900
6i
49%
55%
common
243/4
593/4
70
7,100
:
24%
55 Va
_.—
243/8
59%
>
27
No par
$4.50 preferred
64V+
25%
93A
83A
99 %
-
43%
14
24%
63%
100
423/4
107 V+
141/4
8%
43%
15%
103/a
24%
243/a
47 Va
96
14%
14'/a
14'A
64%
47
64%
58
;
108 Va
93/4
10%
*63
59%
16'A
143A
16
16%
10
233/8
95%
*107
15
163/a
*63
58%
95%
32
Consumers Power Co com
16%
58'A
108%
•
93%
>.
15 3/4
.
,
9%
14'A
9%
'
96
14%
15
163A
58%
1073/4
108%
14%
24%
15%
58'A
*95i/4
31%
convertible
r
y
32%
82 %
.
31%
Industries
20%
63% "63%
'
31%
5%
27%
22%
22 Va
133/4
14
94%
♦84
22 3/4
*22%
45
12
223/4
48%
22%
*22%
44
45
44
*11
'
12
*11
45
•
12
14,300
■
,
'
31
303/4
31
30%
303/4
6,600
55%
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
8,200
93
I
31%
93%
92%
93
92%
93
93%
93%
94%
*93%
95'/a
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
86
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
26%
263A
26'A
26%
26 3A
*84%
87 Va
*84%
87'/a
*84%
39'/+
40 %
26%
*84
430
40
86
26%
263A
*84%
'87%
*86
87%
39%
"
40 %
40
40%
26%.
26%
9,900
'
'
103
103
38
39
103
103
41
41%
40%
80
80 Va
11%
11%
11%
22
21
21
"39%
*102%
•
80%
11%
87% ' '
39
42
80
Continental Copper & Steel—
20
22% Jan 27
14 Va Jan
28%
20
17%
Gas
Cuba
Coal
of
21 Va
21%
.,
433/4
Industries
5
Corp
1.33%
1
6
29
23%
24%
133/4
Utilities.
Jan
30 % Apr
24%
63%
23% Jan
19
16%
13 Va
24 Va
24%
99%
49
Mar 23
17%
27%
28%
24%
No par
21% Mar 21
9'
28%
63%
473A
$5 preferred
43% Mar
9
29
/
21
24%
28%
24
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Electronics
900
63%
i7%
65
Inc..
68'A Jan
10
1,600
37
17 %
63%
173/4
17%
Corp_„__
106% Feb
1,600
29
31%
20%
21
*63%
17%
47%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
17
Jan
20%
64
24%
—1
Edison
10% Apr
52
21%
%
*64'A
4.64%
17% Jan
23% Mar
20%
*63%"
43 %
5
11%
*36%
--10
3
24
37
—5
Ohio
25
30% Nov
37
No par
28
8% Feb
,
11%
*25
No par
Co
8% Apr
1
3
11%
37 Va
14
50
common
Southern
&
600
Ry—
13% Apr
14% Jun
25
11%
*37 %
463/4
common
series B
Carbon
5,200
104
31%
24%
No par
Solvents
Mar
*98
32
433/s
No par
Common..—1
:
.No par
preferred
$4.25
15,500
29
43 %
4% .noncumulative
Columbian
633/e
32
25%
1
Southern
&
•
62%
104
11%
39%
*25
43%
No par
—
preferred
5.25% preferred —:
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing
20
2L%.
11%
19%
Co
preferred
6,400
10 3/4
323/a
29
43
Corp
Aikman Corp
Radio
20
2,900
11,500
*38 5/8
31%
*13%
No par
com
Co
2,000
'
*22
T—1*
'
108'/a Apr
37%
20%:
11%
*25
24%
stock._50
Commercial
29
V
24%
:
No par
Credit Co
22
*98%
104
46%
:
preferred
5%%
8
.100
24
Feb 25
37
gtd___50:
Engineering Inc
13 % Apr
*98%
36 Va
.
com
Commercial
103% Jan
104
No par
Combustion
6
1
20% Sep 30
*98%
37%
y
No par
—10
4
19
104
11%
Co.i.10
27
25% May
12% Sep
633/a
11%
8.50
Apr 29
112% Feb
63
....5
1
Apr
11
63%
*98%
__
61
17% Mar 18
63%
32%
Pictures
96 Va Mar 24
63 Va
27%
Columbia
59% Apr
62%:
11%
Columbia
4
11%
63
27
39
31V2
4
4
10%
39
27%
20% Jan
8
11%
39
11%
28
13% Mar
11%
39
32%
1st pfd—100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Gas System Inc
—10
56% Mar
11%
39 %
28
Columbia
90% Jan
11 %
39%
*32
4
9
11%
39%
♦22
24
Apr
.
22%
..10
Feb
Apr 20
25%
62%
100
^
28'A Jan
18 % Mar 11
11%
*39
^.15.
—.
58 V8 Dec
32
30,300
22V+
,
17
6
263/4
22
No par
27
Jan
8,300
26%
22%
No Par
23% Feb
33
27%
27%
22
>
27%
«'
29
7%
& Co
95% Dec
12'A Dec 17
273/4
26%
23
■
28%
39 % Feb
27'/a July 10
24
27
28%
22%
23
^.100
55% Jan
64
28%
26%
28%
26%
22%
16
5
101 Va
92
27%
Jan
44
33
*91
23
57
3
*32%
92
28 Va
27%
25
1
167/s
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
Nov
33
27%
1
1.25
45
9
33
*91
18%
12
44'A Mar
600
18
19
51 Va Mar 23
53'%
18'/+
64
i
Colgate-Palmolive
Colorado
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 1.7
53 Va
18
18
Apr
53%
18 %
Jan
50
7
6,100
53 Va
54 Va
18
36% Apr
20
*53
17,200
3'/a
18%
16%
Ilium
Internat'l
23
6
53
7,200
39
33/8
18
._
RR
Co
Dec
41 % Jan
38'/a
3'/a
18%
preferred !
7%
Sep 21
29
12% '12 3/4
39
3'/a
18 %
Co..
Coca-Cola
71
Apr
12%
x38'/a
.
1
64
guaranteed 4%
4
35
34
f
36
No par
Corporation
21% Jan
82
'
3'/a
5
Coca-Cola
43% July 27
12 3A
39 Va
3 Va
353/a
5
Pitts
Clevite
7
12'/a
12%
39 '/a
36%
:.
Electric
&
4
543/a Mar 16
'
3%
100
35%
.100
$4.50 preferred
Jan
130% Mar
48% Feb
7,900
3734
Co
62% Jan
126% Feb
12%
39%
53
tl00
Corp
Equipment
99
12
28
Clark
Jan
Jun
Jan
Stores
57
39
46
City
90'/a Jan
9
30%
91
100
Financial
T
20
Dec
30
33%
preferred
65% Feb
101
54
No par
City Investing Co^
City Products Corp
14% Mar 23
30%
36%
Cities Service Co......
2
6
•
900
30 '/a
.
91
...
4
183/4 Jan
29
9%
32%
& Electric—
;
.
4
44% Apr
9 Va
'
3'/a
pfd
Oil.
4
Jan
2
12%
39
3%
com
51 % Jan
18% Apr
Nov
9%
38 %
No par
Cincinnati Milling Machine
I
3,500
9%
91%
preferred
43%%
C
11,000
221/4
*8%
33%
com
Pac.
&
24% Jan
49
273/4 Mar 20
16
44% Jun
:33
493/a Mar
31
25
Gas
8
78% Jan
29
34 Va
21%
9'A
37%
O'Nuts Corp.
Cincinnati
30% Feb
16
5
33%
22%
33%
Corp
21
38% Jan
34V+
*9'/a
1
900
*90%
com
Ry
noncum
Ootton
Jan
Apr
A
Full
91% Feb
29
*83A
1,500
24Va
38%
preferred series A
Chock
12
22'/a
70
49
*23Va
"
23
Apr
33 Va
92
49
24%
*
North Western
Dec
100
*91
493A
24'A
'
33%
__50
Paul
St
77
«37
92
49
25'A
5
._40
Chickasha
Mar 14
*91
49'A
25
91%
.
15% Jan
39% Jan
92
49'A
38%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pao RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
29% Jan
*90%
:
100
33%
preferred
Western
series
&
5%
29% Jan
26
8,200
*90%
preferred—
5%
36 %
.1%
...
convertible
Milw
Chic
36 % Jan
23% Apr
2
26% Jun 17 *
13
Mar
36
No par
Corp
Great
5%
36%
78 '/a'
•''://*
Class A
Chic
36
*77%
No par
...
Chicago & East 111 RR
26
18% Nov 23 '
3%%
12%
393A
54
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
___5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
7
33% July
36%
:
.
Chic
6,300
36 %
92
21
313/4
3%
100
20 3/4
30%
12%
56
78
20%
30%
39
56
56%
78
203A
30%
$4.50 preferred
21
53
'
*56
30%
Common
13
,11% Apr
'
78
21
5
25
3
July 14
57%
700
20%
"
Chemetron
6
*56
9%
4
4
2,000
*77'/+
9 Va
6
69% Jan
32%
1,700
9%
26
.43% Jan
32%
2,600
*9%
337/a Feb
4
32
18
9%
38% Jan
8
2,800
17%
9%
29% Jan
Mar
76
18%
No par
5
59
751/a
9%
28
36% Mar
8
30
76%
34
1
25,100
17%
22%
1
30
24%
118
18 Va
*83A
'
91%
241/a
18 Va
22%
:__1
*90%
♦116%
22
33 3A
J
91%
18%'
9'/+
Corp
33,500
21%
22%
;
27%
18%
33%
Inc
26%
22 Va
9%
Co
3,000
27%
18%
x223A
Products
61/4
32
x32'A
Gotham
780
6%
22'/a
10
Aircraft
20,600
103
6%
24%
/.
23 Vs
;
12%
12%
103
6,200
22'/a
333/s
.
12%
103
200
69%
18 Va
*9%
Corp..'
691/4
116%
32%
23
Pasco
29
76
32%
de
70%
60
411%
*281/2
24%
76%
9.50
Co
41'A
29
30
116%
Violetta
28
14% Mar 24
•
57
*903A
41%
94
18'/a
.
■
l._
*93
18%
57'/+
5
*90%
'■■■■•
24%
94
22'/a
,
21
Apr
21
'
27
'
91%
32 Vs
32%
18'/+
22%
*77
Apr
Apr
22.
19% Aug
38% Nov 16
36% Sep
5
26
*32%
18%
"
117
75%
100
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors Corp.
Apr
76%
& Elec__No par
10% Jan
31
Dec
12
323/e
23%
117
18%
22 '/a
9
37% Dec
8
75%
1
27
17
74% July
1
25
4
18
46
;
Oct 26
13% Apr
Jan
34% Mar
*90%
24%
118
6%
West Corp.___2.50
Soya Co_i:_——
No par
Certain-Teed
11
90%
*117
76
12%
103
28%
22'A
South
ZChadbourn
6
92% Apr
39% Apr
17% Mar 23
64% Dec 29
106
42% Jan
8
36% Jan
6
34% Feb
18
Jan
42 % Jan
/
4
10% Oct
Apr
88
25% Apr
:
24
9
Sep
'26% Nov
32
4
45% May 28
Nov 30
T9
24
Mar
99
16
87% Dec
27%
23%
-
69%
■
•
12%
28 %
*56
Public
Chain
-
41%
*28 %
6 %
90%
24%
'
103
6 %
-18 %
of
Cessna
,
12%
102%
6%
No par
Illinois
Co
12%
5
,
Sugar
Century Industries Co
-
*93
71
27%
118
32%
69
103
20
Co
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
,37% Jun.
93%
6'A
,
91%
24%
118
-
12%
.■
28%
*90%
»
1
'
.
Sugar
Foundry Co
Central
18
13
*93
33
103
6%
75%
RR
/ Cerro
13
28
r
33
104%
61/4
common
Corp
' / Central
'7
103
...
preferred series A.100
conv
Central &
12%
r
>
7100
Central
'
,
7
3% Mar 31
-
...100
common.No par
Central
.
•
6
Apr
28% Feb
-
1-
preferred
4%%
7
9
12
6% Jan
9
79
July 27
39%
Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
5%
28% Feb- 15
Mar 14
29% Mar
27
39%
—____
Central
13
361% Mar 31
9% Mar
5
39%
.5
Central Hudson Gas
y
4
49% Apr
26V2 Jan
4
Jan
29% Jan
15% Mar 11
39'A
Inc
5%'. preferred
Central Aguirre
36% Mar 23
28% Jan
39%
93%
69%
Apr 28
8
22
39
Central of
8
8% Dec
39%
'"92%
68%
Central
20
31
39%
92%
-
70
(J
2,100
92%
^No par
Light
Ry.100
68'A
Celotex
.
//
3
32% Jan
July 27
303/4
,1
Mar
Aug 14
31
29%
28%
57
Apr
46% May 11
30%
7%
42 %
5
38 % Mar 23
32% Dec
Ohio
common.
Products
54% Jan
80
11
30%
*28%
Mar 25
22
Dec
31
♦41%
20
17
32% Dec 31
30%
41%
4%%
11
21
24
88% Dec 28
37% Sep 10
20
31
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd
preferred./..
:
__100
15
19
25% Jan
4
18% Sep
99'% Feb
31
28%
22
Jan
2,800
31%
41%
Jan
19% Mar
31
28%
29
76
21,000
43 %
28%
21% Apr
20
8%
42%
33
13
30% Jun
7"1% Feb
7%
42%
42
4.20%
2
29
20
81/4
42
28%
Caterpillar
8
25
27
8%
42 %
33
13
Jan
30
8
42
10
preferred
61/2%
2nd
preferred/
6
751/3 Apr
116
9
8%
41%
Co.
7%
Shares
8%
42
Case
the Week
Apr. 29
411/2
50
26
Friday
Apr. 28
8%
___10
19
71/8 Feb
Sales for
Thursday
42%
Carter
5
SALE PRICES
8'/a
4%%
preferred
Carriers & General Corp
4
27
HIGH
Apr. 27
411/4
Co
&
&
Steel
Corp
AND
Wednesday
__5
Mfg
Power
Tuesday
Apr. 26
—1
——
18
21% Apr 16
13
Jan
5
41
Jan 30
17% Dec
Carolina
23
102% Apr
6i/s Apr
Feb
Inc
Clinchfield
Carpenter
421/4 Mar 24
291/4 Feb
22 % Jan
88
Monday
Apr. 25
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carolina
12
18
34% July 29
911/2 July
4
Apr
26"% Apr
Airlines
Carey
4
16
36% Aug 12
98 >/2 Jan 12
Nov 23
7
27
119% Mar 16
7 % Apr
Mar
28
Dec 29
Jan 12
30
Nov 16
891/2 Nov 10
25
Sep 22
6
1
32 % Apr
26% Feb
N
'
Feb
Apr
401/4 Apr
40
16
62
25
35
19
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
521/2 Feb
108
32
NEW YORK
Lowest
10
103 Va
41
*80
42
81%
-
102%
41'A
*80
103
413/4
81%
r-4 O CM
41%
*80
8,800
103
130
42
19,200
81%
50
11%
7,300
'
—2
25
*21
11%
113/4
*203A
21%
11%
*21
11%'
22
11%
*21
22
100
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
18
,
.
.
Monday, May 2, 1960
(1890)
NEW YORK STOCK
T* J.\
v
11%
/
t/
A
r
J
.*
*
t
> *
*
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*44;
*
/
*
*
.1,
X
i
Range for Previous
23
9% Sep
22
45% Oct
23
31
Oct
23
35
Nov
21
39% Jan
7
50% Sep
17% Oct
26
Controls Co of America
42% Feb
11
55
Jan
4
46% Apr
4
Apr 28
4
16
147% Apr
Feb
4
18% Oct
20
124
;
88
6
8% Jan
5
1.4% Dec 31
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
3
v
5% Apr
72'
1
2
23% Apr
23% Dec
23
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
19
t
.
Jan
15
25 % Apr
27
7
20
36% Mar 22
40% Feb
Jan
44
23
42% Apr 20
54
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
98% Apr
7
32% Feb
21
24
85
25% May
114% July
28
21% Jan
6
37% Jan
16
10% Jun
15
65% Dec
30
14% Jan
9% Apr
4
Cuneo
9% Apr
56 % Apr
12% Jan
7
25% Feb
40% Nov 25
Xnc
Press
31
Apr 29
94% Dec
14
82
Jan
29
96
Jan
8
33 ¥e Apr
83
Jan
29
43% Jan
4
Dana
Feb
18
14
37% Nov
6
46% Dec 21
Nov
9
91% Feb
13% Feb
2
19 %
„■
60% Jan
S4
8
Feb
19
31% Jan
4
25
20
Mar 24
37% Jan
16 ¥e
17
ltf'/a
167/a
16%
16¥a
3,800
40 y8
38%
383/4
40%
-
37%
38%
37%
38
49%
21%
49
39
49%
;•
49%
49%
t
49%
493%
49
49%
*15
22 %
/
21%
21%
141%
20
20
*15
22 %
•
88
*86
91
'
91
<*21%
13%
*3%
533/4
,,,.91
21%
13¥a
;; "
21% V
135/a
133/4
*75%
333/4
18%
18 5/a
18"%
25 %
25
25
24%
34%
243/a
25%
33%
335/a
33%
38%
*37%
38
44
44 ¥4
44%
89%
•89%
44
89%
91%
20%
20
/
24% :
34%
34
*37%
45%
447/a
91
33%
337/a
800
18
18¥a
6,800
24%
24%
2,500
25%
108,600
*89%
...
24%
,
327/a
*37%
45%
91
*893/a
20%
18%
193/4
98%/'
96%
98
6%
6%
65/e
6%
33%
>45%
19 ¥4
100
6%
15%
15%
15
15%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10
69
69%
16,000
91
50
.
19%
24,900
'-■'v./' 800
"98%
6 3/4
10
69%
45%
19
63/a
6%
15%
10%
6,600
" 38
*973/4
10
300
6,500
76%
38
98 Va
203/4
♦99%
99
■V;
'3,700
3%
53%
*75%
243/4
24%
34
*37%
18%
243/4
2,000
14
>33/a
53
76%
333/4//
18%
.
21%
13%
33/8
30
<
'91 s-r
21%
537/a
v
5,000
87
*88
133/4
3¥8
53%
17%
253/e
<
21%
33/4
25%
6%
6%
590
'
69 %
*69
12%
*69
*12
V
*143/8
143/4
15
9%
15%
10
•
*69
800
''
6,400
69%
300
*69
69%
*12
34
9%
56%
*20%
20%
12%
34
9%
56%
20%
21
31%
90
32 A
90
34
*83¥2
->
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
7
213/4
.
>*■'•
54¥a
18
99
preferred—
prior
91
9,700
8,600
/■<"./ 300
140
*85
86
*3¥a
25%
38
139
142
86
*88
»
53 %
334
54
23 ¥4
I
141
88
*88
*
21%
13%
13%
3%
*86
/
88
*88
54%
139
137%
136 %
140%
>*15%
5
A
25
34% Sep
59% Jan
5
preferred
4%%
Nov
44
3
16"%
20%
Nopar
Nopar
1
Class
A
——-—————.—-1
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
10
Aug 27
67
v
163%
*89 %
•
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
2
3,600
17
43%
--5
————100
18
2
5,400
32%
*37%
Cudahy Packing Co common
14
18
297/8
32
33%
-10
Sugar
Jan
27% Jan
29%
333/4
23%
:—No par
Jan
21% Apr
31
32%
17%
of America__12.50
13
59% Dec
28%
34%
24%
Corp common—5
Cuban-American
69% Mar 23
25
27
20% Mar 22
31%
333/e
V2i%:' 21%'
.—Nopar
preferred—L
37
21
31
333/4
34%
33% Mar 22
16% Jan
313/4
33%
33 y8
11% Feb 29
15
31%
33%
34%
Aug 18
10% Sep
3,800
32%
*88
com
81% Mar 11
15
333/8
*34
Corp
41% Jan 20
15
333/e
*3%
19
67% Jan
8
4
17% Mar
12% Mar 31
Sep
11
>
33
*86
5%%
convertible preferred—100
>. Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
11
Jan
18
33
34%
Crucible Steel Co
5
12% Jan
13 ¥4 Mar 18
33
2
109% Jan
6% Mar 25
23
34%
*34
Petroleum
$4.20 preferred
1
4
21
33%
138
Wheat Corp—,—
of
Crown Zellerbach
4
90 % Apr
29% Jan
5% Dec
34
21 %
2
1
5% conv preferred
25
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
—1
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
$2
4
15 % Dec
104% Sep
Jan
33%
48%
—
?*»
28
96% Apr 28
Jan
86
18% Apr
34%
76%
Crescent
26
17,300
*75%
Cream
38% Apr
467/a
76%
5
1
45%
*75%
5
17
473/8
76%
19% Jan
17
46%
♦75%
39% Jan
16"% Feb
48 ¥2
25
4
23% Feb
47 %
.——100
4
28% Feb
;
July 23
47%
preferred
3%%
75% Mar 24
12
11,900
14,900
46
Crane Co common
17% Mar
9
28% Mar
:37% May 27
4
9¥a
53%
31% Mar
15
23% Oct 28
41
64% Jan
'48%
9%
9%
39
1
Coty Internatl Corp
47 ¥a
93/4
47%
13%
15
48 3/8
9%
16%
4
4% Jan
72% Jan
85
Mar 30
40% Oct 14
16% Jan
27
14% Jan
48%
9%
48
9%
33%
Works common-.,—5
preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Cotp
1—1
11
Apr
24% Jan
48%
9%
•9%
31%
3 % %
Mar 30
51
36 % Sep
:7i% Nov 24
90
Shares
•
34
Corning Glass
4
3% Feb
19
2
11
Apr 22
29
-11% Mar
22
Nov
24% Mar
86%
8
85% Jan 19
20% Jan
5
May 12
24% Jun 10
85
Feb
83 % Apr
Sep 24
88
7
24% Jan
Mar 29
the Week
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
9%
Range
Copper
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
46%
Cooper-Bessemer
29
57% Jan
7
154% Dec
9
84% Feb
4
2
37% Apr 29
30% Jun 22
89% Feb
Corp
Continental
42% Mar
16
1
59% Jun
23
Steel
40% Mar 16
15
54% Dec
Corp
5
Co—•
5
Copperweld Steel Co^
—5
Corn Products Co (Deli
1
Cornell Dubiiior Electric Corp—1
4
33
Apr 28
28% Apr 28
33% Mar 17
19% Sep
Jan
57
8
48%
31% Apr
4
45% Aug 12
t
6
45% Mar
f
4
11% Jan
5
1
5
7
-5
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
:
Continental Oil of Delaware
4
9% Apr 26
"13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
50% Dec
56% Jan
PRICES
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
48%
48 Va
Apr. 25
49
Par
EXCHANGE
8
46% Mar
66
Oct
Highest
Lowest
Highest '
Mar 5
Lowest
46
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
AND
LOW
STOCKS
35%
33%
34 ¥2
333/4
86
83 ¥2
83 ¥2
*83 ¥2
86
*83 ¥2
86
14
13%
14
13%
14
133/4
14
6,000
23%
24
23%
23%
23 ¥a
233/a
6,500
*12
9%
12 3/e
12%
123/a
34%
34%
*33%
34%
*33 ¥4
34%
300
9%
9%
9%
9¥8
93/a
93/8
10,900
56%
34
34
56%
56%
56%
56s/a
563/a
93/4
*56%
57
20%
;
20%
20 %
31%
90%
>
.:
■;
123/a
"
21
20%
21
20%
205/s
20
20%
20
20%
31%
31%
32
31
i
903/4
89
90%
88
34 ¥4
34 ¥2
33%
34
*83 ¥2
500
r
:
88%
700
••
31%
86
*20%
.
90
12
31%
20%
31%
•
90
*20%
■<
21
300
/•
24,600
-
1,400
2,500
-
D
83
26% Jan
4
85
6
July 27
13% Apr
12
15% Jan
6
Dan
22% Apr
26
337/e Jan
5
Dayco
35% Feb
17
44% Apr
18
9
51% Jan
5
61
Jan
45% Mar
14
18
72% Dec 23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
773/4 Apr
23
81
Feb
27
74 ¥4 Feb
3
76% Apr
473/4 Dec
Sep
71
76
Dec
22
83 ¥2 Apr
17
Sep
21% Feb
45
Dec
15
1
26% Nov
-4
Nov
23
23
71% Dec
24% Jan
2
8
series
48 ¥4 Feb
11
28% Jan
8
Delaware
&
9% Jan
5
Delaware
Lack
9
-
Delta
DeSoco
Chemical
5
Detroit
Edison,
47 ¥4 Mar 13
40% Mar 23
68
54% Jan
6
60
7
7
Dec
17% Mar
8
2u% Jan
4
Detroit
29
24% Mar
8
30
Jan
4
De
Apr 29
64
Jan
4
Diamond
36% Jan
4
19% May
Dec
7
51
30
17
28 ¥4 Dec
22
32% Mar 24
28
Apr
14
17% Jan
24 ¥4 Aug
17% Apr 28
20 3/4 Feb
23
26 ¥4 Sep
7
18
42% Mar 13
21% Apr
25
33 ¥» Jan
4
Diners'
(The)
32 ¥2 Sep
23
59% Apr 24
33 ¥e Apr
29
49 ¥4 Jan
4
Disney
31% Sep
22
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
17% Jan
22
Mar 26
16
20 ¥2
33
Jan
6
28% Feb
15
12% Mar 15
19 ¥4 Apr
May 18
16% Apr
Stores
Dr
Dome
22 ¥1 Mar 15
19 ¥2 Jan
4
42% Feb
10
24¥4 Jan
5
Dover
85 ¥4 Mar
4
99% Jan
4
Dow
5
457/e Jan 21
20¥2 Apr 29
303/4 Jan
4
Dresser
6
28% Apr 24
143/4 Jan
6
25
23
8
143/4 Aug 17
53% Jan
21
6
27 ¥2 Aug
17
74 ¥4 Jan
7
100% Dec
11
27% Nov
28
:
753/4
76 ¥2
*75%
77
*75 ¥2
77
82
*80
82
♦80
82
*75
76 ¥2
♦80
82
♦80
415/8
507/a
28 ¥,
283/4
41 ¥4
39 ¥2
40 ¥0
243/a
24 ¥4
*77%
25
28 ¥2
283/4
39
24 ¥e
27
11
Sep
11
May
202% Feb
95
<
Apr
200
4
7
96 ¥4 Jan
74% Jan
8
803/4 Apr
11
8
23 ¥4 Jan
12
13
39 ¥2 Feb
18
Apr 28
86% Apr
3
22 ye Sep
17
26% Jan
12
4
42% Feb
27
37
5
21% Mar
40% Dec
19
22
3
Jan
21
Dec
Feb
13% Jan
14% Jan
106
74% Sep
37
27
21
8% Apr 29
46% Jan
1
27
Jan
38%
39 ¥4
24%
7 ¥♦
71
;
7?/a
36 ¥2
36 ¥2
36 ¥2
36 ¥4
20%
36 ¥4
20 ¥4
20 ¥2
20 ¥a
20 ¥2
20
21%
213/4
21%
21%
22
21%
22
i 2,800
153/4
/153/4
15%
21,700
71
15 ¥e
15%
153/4
83/a
41%
58 ¥4
58 ¥4
41%
42
61
8
8
83/a
42
♦58
v
16
60
7%
*75/8
41%
41 ¥2
'
46% Jan
47
2
33% Oct 27
13
28% Dec 29
Mar 24
18 ¥4
183/4
18 ¥4
18%
15,700
265/8
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26 5/8
26 ¥4
26 ¥2
1,300
53 ¥s
537/8
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30%
30^b
18 ¥4
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30
18
18 ¥»
18
18
173/4
18
18 ¥4
1,300
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23
23 ¥2
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24%
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24
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34%
35%
33%
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29%
25 ¥2
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19¥4
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25%
13
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29%
30
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30%
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293/4
293/4
293/4
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253/4
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25 ¥2
25%
25%
26%
2,500
12%
13
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123/a
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19 y4
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29%
28
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34
35
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195/8
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19%
19%
19%
14,600
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16 ¥2
163/4
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17
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29%
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303/4
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33,100
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26%
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26
44,800
1,000
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10 ¥2
10 ¥4
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9 ¥4
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257/a
26
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5
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211 ¥4
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205 ¥2
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99¥2
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77
77
78
78
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39¥2
42 ¥2
42 ¥2
45%
22%
223/a
22 ¥4
22%
22
22%
383/4
39 ¥4
39%
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39%
Pont
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Preferred
23 ¥2
25 ¥8 Sep
22
34¥4 Jan
73 ¥2 Dec
11
85 ¥2 Jan
23
21
Apr 19
30 ¥2 Apr
8
18 ¥4 Apr
112
Dec
1
94
94
Oct
26
92
45 ¥2 Dec
31
9
88% Jun
363/4 NOV
6
36% Jan
6
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
4
46 ¥2 Dec
24
89
Aug
4
92% Oct
6
18 ¥4 Jan
16
36 ¥4 Jan
7
73/4 Dec
17
8 ¥4 Dec
38 ¥2 Jan
14
63 ¥2 Dec
-
63% Aug 13
89
May 15
31% July 16
55 ¥2 Aug
7
24% Mar
75
4.10%
$2.10
|
29
Jan
3
Eagle-Picher
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
30 ¥2 Jan
5
Eastern
Gas &
Cigar
Feb
1
115% Apr
18
93% Feb
3
Mar
3
37¥e Mar
9
46% Jan
6
Eaton
1
57
Apr
5
Edison
79
Mar 21
84
Jan
18
87
Jan
15
45 ¥a Jan
4
35 ¥2 Apr
29
893A Jan
5
19% Apr 28
263/a Jan
4
11% Feb
8
20
27 ¥4 Mar 10
33
Jan 29
26% May U
28% Aug 28
12 ¥e Apr 29
32 ¥4 Feb
29
41 ¥4 Dec
76 ¥4 Dec
23
25
Mar
9
16
54 ¥2 Feb
•
25
8¥2 Feb 26
El
43
Apr
183/s Jan
273/4 Apr
38 ¥2 Jan
19% Mar
34 ¥s Oct
273/4 Nov
2
22
4
28 ¥e Dec
49% July
15
8
43% Mar
7
Sep 14
83
263/4 Apr
30
Jan
23%
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25%
5,300
23,800
26 ¥2
25%
263/a
10,100
76¥4
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76
76
76
76
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193/4
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19 ¥s
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7,300
110¥a
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105 ¥2
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35,100
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93¥2
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92 ¥2
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93 ¥2
92 ¥2
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56
56
56
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363/a
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20
20
203/a
463/4
46 ¥4
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453/4
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44 ¥2
45 ¥4
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63/8
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80,200
58 ¥2
56 ¥4
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3,000
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60 ¥4
58 ¥4
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32
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32
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32
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13
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273/8
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27%
27%
32 ¥2
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14,300
15,900
1,100
1,800
10
7
57
32%
793/4
60
36%
363/8
36%
36 ¥2
363/8
363/8
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9 ¥4
8%
3,100
19,400
6
Phonograph
Erie RR common
5%
No par
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
1
4
Mar 30
9
153%
153/a
1
Co
15 ¥2
21V2
22
3
&
45¥4
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5
323%
331%
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28¥2
1
10 %
*25s/6
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Co common
1
4%
convertible
preferred
100
32 ¥4
convertible
com
Fairmont Foods
Falstaff
4
Family
9
50
Co
preferred——40
5
9 >/4
100
Erie &
Evans
Morse
1
23%
25%
shares
Mfg Co
&
Whitney Corp
4
233/a
26 ¥2
3
$1.60
8
Mar
24 ¥4
2.50
Co
Fairbanks
Feb
223/4
24
26 ¥4
—1
Amer
Fairbanks
28
22%
_5
26
81
400
19%
26%
Co
26
23% Feb
9
43
19%
24 ¥a
100
27
Mar 12
43
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19 ¥4
22%
common
12 ¥4 Feb
Sep 11
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43
19 ¥4
26 ¥4
50
28% Feb
Jan
43
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19 ¥2
223/4
common—1
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31 ¥4
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43
19 ¥2
233/4
10
Inc
35
43
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19%
2.50
Corp
2
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43
♦19 ¥4
32 ¥2
5
9
43
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7
18 ¥3 Jan
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43
19%
32%
11
27% Nov
100
793/4
Feb
Jan
443/4
32%
20% Jan
9% Mar
44
*79 ¥2
54% Jan
34
455/a
793/4
Eversharp
7
41¥a
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33
Ex-Cell-O
Apr 29
41 ¥a
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7
6 ¥2
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10
41 ¥4
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793/4
8
90
37
42 ¥4
33
29
79 ¥4 Aug 11
42 ¥4
42%
36%
Apr
4
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42
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30% Apr
Apr 20
7% Jan
4
42 ¥2
36%
4
27
41 ¥4
793/4
257/s Jan
24% Jan
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42
33
58
28% Aug 31
10 ¥2 Jan 13
2
42 ¥2
42
-100
Gas
Electric
12
37 Va Apr
9
10 Va July 10
Jan
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26 ¥2
Co
Inc
Watch
Natural
29
40
110
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24%
Corp
Storage Battery
15% Apr
20
39
22%
common
Auto-Lite
56 ¥4 Apr
21% Jan 28
7 ¥4 Sep 29
29% Jan
2
7
9
May
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
39
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363/4
July 23
63
50,000
79¥2
15 ¥2
70
200
223/4
33
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2
1,500
22
43
,
22,800
78 ¥2
8.50
367/a Apr 21
29
100
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.—100
80 ¥2 Mar 15
24
21
204 ¥4
100
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
2
323/4 Feb
Oct
200 ¥2
¥2
78%-
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
78 ¥4 Feb
5
Oct
99
4
9
17¥a Sep
99 ¥2
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Empire District Electric Co
Mar
56
*39
209
8
Jan
50
3,700
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40
9
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*42
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100
Co
National
Paso
1,300
9
4
88
13 ¥4 Jan
Co
Electric & Mus Ind
Elgin
26
10%
22%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric
207
8%
26 ¥s
preferred
Elastic
200
253%
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9
24
preferred
4¥2%
33 ¥4 Apr
16
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4¥4%
Apr 18
13% Apr 29
28
19
Steel
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Ekco Products
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10
com
preferred—
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9
1
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preferred
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Electric
64 ¥4
34% Dec 31
27
$3.60
,
5
Inc
Fuel
Stainless
Eastman
9 ¥4
2,600
E
.
Co
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prior
Eastern
483/4 Feb
8
Mar 20
4%%
Apr 22
4
17
Jan
32 ¥4 Jan
773/4
253/4 Jan
50
-
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*44?%
50
5
preferred
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42
50
50
preferred
5
29
14
22
3
6 ¥4 Feb
39
5
50
50
common
preferred
preferred
24% Jan
28
52 ¥4 Mar
7
"18
Mar
16
23
23 ¥2 Jun
8
21
Oct
12 ¥s Sep
Apr 29
Apr 29
44¥2 Apr
93/4 Jan
28
Nopar
preferred
;
22
9
21
75
series
$3.50
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
11
46 ¥e Apr
23 ¥s Sep
series
$4.50
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9
1,100
4,000
& Co—
(E I)
Common
Mar 10
28% Dec 31
•
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9%
Inc
USA
23,100
19 ¥2
10 ¥2
Apr
22
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1,000
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26
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32
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43
18
20
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4.20%
28
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26%
10 ¥2
15
Mar 23
1,500
: 5,900
18 ¥4
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14
42
8
41%
18 ¥4
1
46% Feb
19 ¥4 Apr
2,000
'4,400
26%
-18
1
5
40 ¥4 Jan
18
19
36 ¥2
60
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60
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1
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41
15 ¥2
7 ¥2
41 ¥2
42%
Corp
4%
42 ¥4 Jan
1,600
18¥a
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1
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Drewrys Limited
23
48 ¥4 May 26
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36 ¥2
Duplan
43 ¥4 Apr
16
Nov
5
Mar 23
4,800
.
70%
Dunhill International
43 ¥2 Feb
21
71 ¥4
72
j
263/e
Industries
8
Dec
4,600
7%
5
Ltd
Aircraft
11
41
25,600
25
'
7
,
26¥2
Corp
Jan
38% Dec
22% Feb
102
33,800
38%
V.24%
7¥a
40
27 ¥4
38 ¥2
'24%
73/a
90
213/4
20 ¥4
21 ¥a
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No par
Chemical
38% Jan
40
46 ¥2 Mar 13
42 ¥2 Jun
266% Jan
26%
28 V*
3,200
-
18%
Corp
Fund
Douglas
2783/4 Aug
9
17
Sep
Mar 15
10
77%
71%
72
71%
21%
153/a
'
7
7%
8,200
51 ¥2
"77 ¥2
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7
41%
50%
du
22% Jan
403/4
42 ¥4
51
78%
263/a
Ltd
Co
Mines
Dominick
25
2
28
19% Jan
Products
Corp-Seagrams
Pepper
Apr 26
19% Apr 28
July 23
17% Jan
Corp
Club Inc
Divco-Wayne
13% Mar 31
25
773/4
i.—1~ --^30%
25
303/8
50c
18
1
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21%
2.50
35¥4
preferred
Distillers
4
23% Jan
12
36% Oct
.
9
51
77 ¥2
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$1.50
Diana
29% Mar
36¥4 July 29
29 ¥4 Jan 23
423%
50 ¥2
78%
—10
Co
(Walt)
6
42 ¥a
513%
1
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64% Oct
41 ye Nov
31
42%
*77 ¥2
71%
36 ¥4
20¥4
41%
•
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13
8
11
-
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20
Co
15
Jan
30
—15
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Vilbiss
Jan
29% Mar
<■
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Mar 21
30 ¥t Jun
46
7¥e
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5,700
'51 ¥4
21
15¥s
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Apr 28
27Y* Oct 28
78¥2
75¥2
82
29 ¥s
41%
24%
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36¥4
20¥4
RR-No par
Coatings
-L
5
23
41 % Jun
2.50
NY
Denv & Rio Grande West
5
20
42% Jan
of
Co
Jan
10
42
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75 •
34%
:
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18% Jan
Apr 22
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23% Mar 31
Apr 21
7%
4
24
24
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issued
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26
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28 ¥4
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24 ¥b
43%
51 ¥»
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26
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;
14
133/4
23 ¥2
41%
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Deere & Co
36% Apr
25
20
Records
Decca
Mar 31
74
3
Apr 20
15
10% Feb125
53
series B
3.90%
18
20
May 26
21
3.75%
Preferred
18
36 ¥4 Apr
25
'Preferred
80¥2 Apr
20% Apr
21
19
29% Apr
137/s
-100-100
series A
8
6% Mar
36% Apr 15
7% Sep
3.75%
6
64% Feb
10
16% Nov
27
Preferred
38 Ve Apr 28
24
Apr 19
July 31
May 25
12% Jan
9
56% Sep
Power &
Dayton
17% Jan
33
68 Va
Inc
Daystrom
-
50c
10
Light common—7
Corp
75% Jan
9
19
1
preferred series A———-100
River Mills Inc
5
33/4%
36% July 15
49¥4 Mar 18
2
Feb
34
16
Corp common
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
45¥4
58
28¥2
10%
26
443/4
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443/4
58
.
44%
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9
443/4
58
8%
44 ¥4
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9
9
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58
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58
16
16 ¥2
15%
15%
15 Vb
16 ¥4
5,900
213/,
22
21 ¥b
213/4
21 ¥4
21 ¥2
20%
203/4
31%
32%
32
323/4
313/8
32 ¥2
303/g
313/8
4,300
11,600
29 ¥2
28
29
600
10
72,100
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28%
10
28
29
10 ¥4
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10
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26
25%
26
♦28
9%
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10 ¥4
26
1%
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7 ¥4
7%
7 ¥4
7%
32 ¥2
63/4
7 ¥4
32 ¥4
32 ¥a
32 ¥4
32 ¥4
32 ¥4
32 ¥4
84
160
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84
9 ¥4
25 ¥e
6 ¥2
32
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700
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33,000
1,300
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1
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25%
25%
25%
25%
26
1
26
29 ¥0
26
26
29%
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25%
29
293/a
29
29
29
29
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Volume
191
Number 5947
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The
Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN GE
STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
Year 1959
491/4 Feb
53/4 Jan
I6V2 Mar
32'A Nov"
21,/aJa n
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
72
9
6
10
10
2
Oct
Lowest
28
53 % Apr
10% Apr
22 % Apr
24
"40ya Dec
23
28
69 V< Jan
6% Mar 22
16% Mar
8
30
56%
25
21% May 26
5OV2 Feb
6
NEW
4
9 '/a Mar 29
20% Jan
4
Jan~26
4
40% Jan
6
21% Apr 29
22% Apr 25
31% July 29
43% Nov
Mar
STOCKS
1
Highest
29
27% Jan
4
36
24% Apr
45
Jan
Apr 22
22
Mar 28
4
23% Aug
12
20%
70% Dec
30
60% Feb
11
70% Jan
4
15% Nov
.25% Jan
19
18% Jan
11
27% Jan
51% Dec
21
16% Mar 11
41% Feb 17
53% Apr
28
45 % Feb
57% Mar 20
13% Oct
19% Jan
12
31% Nov
44% Jan
16
36% Apr
20
>14% Jan
'"
5
47
Jan
5
55
80% Jan
28
39% Feb
26
45% Jan
19
11
106 Vz Jan
29
2
31% Dec
14
20% Jan
4
8
29
101% Jan
July" 20
104
Aug 21
Oct 23
'20% Feb
31% Feb
34% Apr
100
28
52% Mar 16
/ 26
61
Jan
4
30
Apr 28
Fansteel
% Jan
4
Corp
Fedders
Federal
Federal
5%%
Firstamerica
13% Apr
9
Apr
33% Jan
28
13% Jan
8
1
14
Firth
38 %
89
Feb
2
8
81% Jan
5
Flintkote
117% Jun
1
31% Mar
99 % Jan
43
Jun
15
56% Dec
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
84
Oct
Sep
•
Sep
83% Feb
5
Feb
10
25% Jan
12
28% Apr
26
12% Jan
18
14 y4
17% Jan
55% Aug 27
216
Aug 13
95
Mar 11
5
2
Dec
1
31% Sep
21
Nov
6
34% Apr
85
7
18
Apr 22
56% Jan
15
4%
3'%%
94% Mar
9
14 %
14
3%%
19 % Jan
15
Apr
Food
5
21% Apr 20
35 % Jan
7
93% Dec
21
Ford
19% Jan
5
31 % Apr 27
41% Jan
29
49% May 12
12% Jan 2i
23
.
5
Apr
6
28
5
19% Feb
20
13 y4 Apr
22
22
18
24% Apr
69
19
18% Jan
28
37% Apr
30% Dec
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24
77
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16
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100
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94
170
18
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18
14,800
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311/4
32
5%
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3,300
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23
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8
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651/2
49
Franklin Stores Corp
71% Apr
37
21
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17'/4
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6
15
9,200
37
•
66%
17
2
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Francisco
30'/a Feb
22
231/4
49
Corp
8
4
21%
22%
16%
preferred
Jan
27% Jan
5,000
22%
23%
48
Co
Sugar
21%
22 %
49%
Co_
Foster-Wheeler
283/4
5
Inc
Mineral
23%
17 y8
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15% Jan
21
26
8
preferred
Motor
7,400
22%
-
37
preferred
Chem
&
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36 Va
1
convertible
Mart
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6
13
65% Apr 29
17% Mar 10
92% Jan
21% Jan
•
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Markets
Food Mach
18
13
18
28
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convertible
17
Jan
_io
common
Giant
Feb
223
21
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co____No
par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common
__1
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
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Food
18%
281/2
48 Va
preferred
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Florida Power Corp
88% Jan
20
14% Jan
23% Nov
68
46% Mar
201
17
18%
28
1
$4
4
20% Aug
45% Mar
17
18
30 % Feb
2
9
50% Jan
4
2
16
25% Oct
27
16% Jan
8
Feb
14% Nov
59% Apr
28
Jan
Feb
87
5
11% Apr
9
July 10
40
170
50% Feb
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Mar
93
21
22
11,
27
35% Jan
5
22
34% Apr
43
1
30% Dec
23
11
84
20
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7
109% Apr
19
29
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5
38
2,100
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28%
23
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22%
36%
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22%
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7%
28%
22%
5
55
the Week
Apr. 29
53%
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7%
28%
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10
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7%
23%
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531/2
8
231/4
par
44% Jun
56
7%
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23%
25
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54%
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Thursday
Apr. 27
23
~
Avenue
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SALE PRICES
Wednesday
1
Filtrol Corp
x
Firestone Tire & Rubber
comNopar
4%%
preferred
100
First National Stores__
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5
.
29%
common
Dept Stores
Corp
Fiberboard Paper
23
Sep 21
28%.
54 '/a
19
pfd series A
Ferro
21
Jun >9
18%
com.
Fenestra Inc
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7%
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Federal Paper Board Co
4.60%
preferred
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54 %
2
Bower
2nd
conv
Tuesday
Apr. 26
53%
5
2
Pacific Electric Co
9% Jan
26
Corp
;
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81% Dec
99
Monday
Apr. 25
Par
Corp
32% Sep
Apr
Apr
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Metallurgical
Fawick
13
Apr 22
YORK
EXCHANGE
69
25%
70
69
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25
69
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300
71%
170
G
12% Jan
33
28
May 11
16% Jan
2
44% Dec
30
20
38
Feb
9
4% Sep
10
28
Nov
50% Jun
8
517% Jan1
5% Dec
11
Mar
8
8
14
Feb
Apr
9
64% Jan
Dec
14
36% Feb
2
89 Va Oct
20
96 % Jan
22
Nov
51% Feb
11
39
22
14 y4 Jan
'
28
Jan
153
7% Feb ; 9
22
141V4 Mar
21
45% May 11
41
Feb
5
Garrett
15
Gar
6
1
66
14
Inc
American
Indus
6%
convertible
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General
Amer
Mar 28
General
100
25
12% Jan
11
2
145% Apr
9% Jan
13
4
General
34% Jan
27
Co.
of
Texas
General
8
45% Jan
80
$8
preferred
_____/
Jan
28
6
33% Oct
2
21% Apr
14
27% Jan
6
5
9% Jan
2
7% Apr
29
8% Jan
4
Apr
29
29% Jan
5
39% Apr
84% Jan
23
53% Jan
11
29
99% Jan
4
General
Electric
30% Apr
21
35% Jan
6
General
Jan
42% Oct
:
28
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30
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Jan
5
99% Dec
20
3l
r
74
Sep 22
30% Jan
6
74 % Feb
9
16% Feb
9
30 Va Dec
40
May 21
107% Dec 21
28
38% May
8
22% Mar
37% Aug 25
101 y4 Dec .28
45
Mar 25
100% Dec
98% Jan
114
22
Mar
3
58% July
112% Mar
26
7
Jan
5
General
Mar 28
55% Jan
5 %
6
4
General Outdoor
39% Jan
4
General
Portland
General
Precision
21% Mar
32% Feb
27
44% Feb
Mar 23
43%
♦76%
l
24%
55% Apr
17
28
Jan
4
27
35% Mar 10
40
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
59% Jan
12
531/2 Sep
5% Jun
14
76
Nov
27
63
Feb
9
70% Apr 14
74 % Mar
1
5% Jan
15
5
Apr
5
26 V* Oct
23
39 y4 Feb
16
22% Nov 30
26% Nov
7
9
87
27% Apr
2
105
Jan
Jan
24% Apr
56% Apr
28
92
a7
99% Mar
104
Jan
127
27%
27%
1061/2
104%
45%
44%
104%
104%
104%
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104%
-
44%
1043/2
136,600
\ 1,300
,
80%
80%
22Va
22%
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22'/4
21%
22
21%
223/4
1
22%
36%
37%
223%
37
2,200
37%
37%
37%
36%
371/4
353/4
36%
24,600
53%
54%
15,300
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50%
1
801/4
51%
50%
801/2
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52%
803/4
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80%
,
803/4
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36 Va
381/2
67
67
691/4
69%
541/4
533%
55%
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39
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39
383/4
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39
68
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68
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69
69
70
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70 3/4
71
70%
71%
72
73
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400
72
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350
1,800
600
5%
5%
53,400
24
233/a
23%
32,100
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Realty & Utilities______10c
33%
343%
*12%
41,700
Refractories
General
Steel
53/8
51/4
53/8
121%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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24
241%
24%
241/2
24
24%
23 3%
23%
223/4
23%
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Castings Corp
3
91
Jan
6
100
Jan
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
$1.30
Apr
19
Apr
22
Apr
Gen'l
24
24
8,300
*23%
24
23%
24
23%
233/a
23%
233/a
1,100
800
When
5
$5
Feb
3
33 % Apr
28
17
57%
Mar 30
45% Apr
11
13% Apr
25
4
Gerber
Getty
Jan
13
73% Mar
1
Gillette
92
11
56
Mar
1
Gimbel
Nov
88
Jan
19
92
Feb
2
21
Apr 29
25% Jan
19
16% Apr
29
20% Jan
11
4% Jan
14
103% Jun
1
45% Nov
35 % Jan
67
Apr
29
89% Jan
Goodrich Co
19
49% Dec
15
36
Mar 31
47% Jan
2% Mar
2
44
30
38% Mar
1
54% July 15
37% Mar
4
9
44% Jan
3% Jan
29
Apr
28%
273/8
27%
105,700
101
1021/2
IOI1/4
102
1061/4
26
25%
26%
26
26%
25
25
243/4
25%
13,800
59 %
58%
60%
58%
60 3%
56%
59%
561/4
58%
30,700
94
94
94
94
93
94
91
93%
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33%
33%
54 %
56%
4C i/2
46 %
101
70
*90%
'221/2
Grace
(W
R)
Granby
17
36 Vb Mar 24
Granite
Feb
17
56% Apr
21
Grant "(W T)
-27% Apr
-
28
28
Apr
28
11
77
Apr
7
44
74
Feb
Jan
10% Apr
27
15% Jan
8
36% Feb
17
41 Va Jan
18
-20% Apr
-
Union
When
3%%
Pacific
26
4
Great Northern
53% Jan
5
54%- Apr
28
47% Feb
5
24% May 29
'89
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
10
footnotes,
Jan
1*
see page
24% Feb
•l
9
15
18
,90%
"
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
32% Mar 14
*
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92
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•
92
100
700
-
17
153/4
17%
15%
103%
16%
17%
36%
36%
361/s
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36i/o
36%
3,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
163%
171/4
3,000
94,900
2%
2%
68
69%
68%
69%
673/4
69%
67
673/4
10,800
36%
373/8
363/a
36 3/4
36%
36%
36
36%
46,900
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
38%
39%
39
39%
39 %
39%
38%
39
37%
38%
8,800
2%
2%
2 3/8
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
23,800
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2%
2%
2 %
2%
par
5
8%
29%
30
31%
317/s
54
55
54%
54%
76
75%
75%
6
5
81/2
8%
6%
6
8%
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;
6
10%-
10%
37%
Co._1
38
21%
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Financial
Western
Sugar com
83/8
5,800
6,400
8 3/j,
8%
3,500
6%
6
29%
30
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
12,700
31%
30 3/4
31%
30%
311/4
30
30%
13,500
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55
55
27%
;r
273/4
'
75
22
43%
10%
37%
-
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37%
21%
43%
44%..
\
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Western
preferred wJ
i
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2%
2%
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75%
"
55%
6
55%
1,800
553/4
28
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28
76
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4,000
76
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1,000
.
150
'
Ore Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
Great
6
6
2%
31 Va
■
...
27%
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8%
8%
8%
6
2%
45%
101/8
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213/4
43%
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43%'
-
45%
46
10%
10%
10%
10%
37%
'
37 V8
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37%
37%
21%
43
,
-
45
,
49%
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51
49%
26%
26%
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r
138
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45
46
52%
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27%
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52
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138
27%
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4,300
37%
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21
43%
44
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138
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54
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22
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2,600
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137
;
160
11,800
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Feb
17
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Jan
19
22% Jan
22% Apr
85% Apr
6
13
4
27% Feb
25
4% Mar 29
8% Jan
8
26.
.-
14%
Northern Iron
7%
5,000
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90%
2,600
15%
100
1;
Great
; ■
4.541/2
r
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6.25
Great Northern Ry Co
Apr
.
••
,
2%
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26% Jan
32% Feb
54%
4.
22%
2.50
52% Jan
140
70%
vM-26,900
9,400
38
common
8
3
69%
,
69%
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9
26 % Apr v 7
4
128% Jan
v-;, •;
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46%
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92
*
9
8
551/4
56%
46%
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2%
preferred
29
38% Mar
32% Dee
141% May
533/4
j
71
55
471/2
14
67%
...
41% Mar
Gt
541/4
vt
12,700
37%
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44
Mar
54
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133/4
693/4
71%
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21%
5
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&
56 3/8
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290
<
33%
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Atlantic
54
55
<-
101
14 %
1
Co_
Grayson-Robinson
Great
-
33%
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Batteries
Co
.,
*100%
33%
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Inc
4
Co
City
53%
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54%
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931/2
100%
48%
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11,800
5
Corp
Mining
Grand
71%
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33%
56%
55%
47
;i4
-
1013/4
1
chmmon
conyertible preferred-No
$0.60
8 % Jan
5
14
99
10
Co
&
56%
1021%
100%
33%
333/8
47%
13 %*
69%
r.
99
101
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33%
45%
22%
92.,
101
55
n
72%
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Inc
Gould-National
331/4
13% .,,-14%
5
(B F)
Graham-Paige
*100%
105
1,400
58%
;—
Brewing
32% Apr
26% Feb
30
2
27%
Corp__
Co
Globe-Wernicke
10% Jan
5% Mar 25
4
Alden
Goebel
45% Jan
8
19
8 %
May 28
10% Mar 18
3% Jan
9
2v4 Apr
11
31 ya July
28%
1.5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
28
60% Aug 12
59% Apr 27
28 Va
'
24% May 20
•-
28%
No par
4
6
28%
Co
&
19
16% July 17
28%
25%
:
McBean
2% Oct
76 '/4 Jan
55% Jan
41,800
28
'
$4.50 preferred
Gladding
Glidden
7
833/8
,,.1
Glen
18
81%
Co
8
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29
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28
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7
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27
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22
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10
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107
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preferred
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29
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21
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4
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54% Feb
5
20
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42 y2 Apr
Jan
7
Apr
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90
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7
22
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37% Oct
Jan
45
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9
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18
18
26
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27% Jan
23
4
50
4% Mar 11
19
29
Feb
17
3
42
Jan
5
28% Feb
19
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5
51
Jan
44
9
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19
15
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45
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4
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Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
20
Monday, May 2, 1960
. . .
(1892)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Highest
Nov
30% Feb
5
79
67 74 Dec
1
35 Ve Nov
24
32
29
89 % Apr
16
94
Jan
Jan
4
Aug
7
96
Dec
30
Apr
14
20
$4.40
6
7
89
15
89
Jan
15
Utilities
No par
101 % Apr
26
89
Jan
97
Jan
4
4
97% Jan
11
102
dividend
28
32
Feb
8
Feb
24
49% Jan
12
Mar 21
preferred
dividend
48
9
49% Nov
20
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
41
25% Nov
4
29% May 22
26% Jan
30
23% Mar
20% Mar 31
July 23
6
.28% Jun
19
36% Aug
39% Jan
5
65 % May
44 % Feb
61% Nov
6
122% July
30% Jan
1
38
25
Hammermill
66
Feb
15
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Co
10
57 % Jan
5
Harbison-Walker
3
50% Dec
8
8
57
Apr
18
Feb
15
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7% Jan
16
12% Apr
13
30
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20
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21
12% Dec
30
64% Jan
2
1
Jan
13
Jan
5
91 % Jan
26
82
Feb
17
4
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17
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4
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16
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10
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8
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18
35
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7
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3
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27
20
13
74% Jan
4
19
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31
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105
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29
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16
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4
109% Apr
13
58 y8 Apr
6
9
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18
1
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11
2
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8
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76
19
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62
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117
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41
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32
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21
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6
37
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11% Oct
27
4
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5
27% Feb
Apr
1
1
28% Apr
6
5
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29
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18% Apr 28
15% Apr
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27% Feb
29
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Jan
5
11
27
13
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43% Apr
20
53
35
30
47% July 22
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28
41
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2
24
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6
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4
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19
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7
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2
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27
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5
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10
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54 % Jan
14
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24 % Mar 14
31
Jan
22
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84 % Feb
91% Apr
19
14
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7
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31
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25
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31
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13
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9
28
25
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35
11
15
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23
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109
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6
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4
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Jones
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footnotes,
see page
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9
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36%
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16
27
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22
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27%
37%
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79
2,500
50%
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8
38%
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50 %
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20
300
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15
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27
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37%
>
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2
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82
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15
13
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59% Jan
10
15%
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9
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12.100
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.
2,200
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82
57
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89%
;
15
18
62
45%
25%
V
82
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Mar 25
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40
54
45%
2574
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17%
1734
17
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7.50
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70
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47
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1
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6
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30
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26
83
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600
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4934
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&
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&
75
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—
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35% Apr
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73
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4
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21
par
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33% Jan
38
43
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8
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4
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15
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5
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90
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17
1,000
22,500
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36
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1934 Mar 2
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15 74
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99%
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91
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36% Jan
2
4
32%-Feb
40
37% Jan
8
21
32
,
6
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42% Dec
Jan
28
33% Apr
7
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3
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57
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37
2
24
21
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12,200
62
36
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15
,
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36
2134
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International Mining Corp
_5
Int'l Nickel of Canada—__^__No par
Apr 20
25% Feb
29
15% Apr 28
23
Jun
73
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27
27
15%
,
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99%
36%
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62
62
27%
100
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Int'l Minerals & Chemical
1
7
5234 Apr
,
31% Mar
>
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11
'
,
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474% preferred
19
2
1,300
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50
Interlake Iron
1,100
81
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V
57%
81
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81%
22
common
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,
8
29
86% Jan
HI
May 7
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,
6
34% Feb
4134 Apr
30
58
90% Apr
139% Feb
14
28
2
25
407 % Mar
573/b July 10
138
Feb
26% Apr
7
.
57%
17%
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6% preferred
5
21
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30
57
81
57 74
56%
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—
7
38% Apr 29
3434 Sep
109
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22
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55
1
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12
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64
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64%
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Indianapolis Power & Light—No
18
63'%
35%
16
64%
54%
4.70% preferred
Sep
16%
6334
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common
4.42% preferred
36% Jun
35%
*15%
63
18
(Delaware)
1
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16%
55
100
1
♦34%
35
16%
600
1734
Illinois Central RR Co_;
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Illinois Power Co common—__—_15
4.08% preferred
^-50
4.25% preferred
—50
14
Apr
»
34%
1,400
30%
1734
Ideal Cement Co-
8
47
40% Sep 29
-45% Dec 21
30%:
17%
Idaho Power Co
.,
3034
10
40
1734
,
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
7
3034
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1,700.
80
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6234
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87%
.
80
80%
39%
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4
87%
89
39%
22%
preferred series A
15%
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3934
5434
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Indust
&
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80 %
2,200
22%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp
13 % Jan
9% Apr 29
42% Mar 18
5%
90%
280
10
22%
'
18
9%
54%
Corp
Co
10%
83 74
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10 74
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11,000
82
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68%
3934
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108%
10
37%
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preferred—
Lighting & Power
Houston
Howard
9%
37%
65%
;
300
-1,100
:
10
4% preferred
64% Sep
2434
5334
3%% preferred
Dec
2434
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83 %
$2.25 convertible preferred—
Dec
>
22%
Household Finance common—No par
77
2234
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10
30
—12.50
Houdaille-Industries Inc
69
21%
10
934
.
3774
38%
•
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-
30%
;
62%
*
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Corp of America common
1
5%
convertible preferred
I 25
Jan
21
30%'
r
Hotel
22 % Jan
2
30%
2534
5,300
23%
10
'
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40
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27
Jan
8
40 %
221/4
5,700
46
,
89%
.
80%
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39%
23%
'
53 %
.
4534
23%
10
4,100
.
6774
66
10%
90
50c
Mining
Chemical
Hooker
27
5
36 % Dec
11
10%
47%
*2434
v
2,100
4734
52%
5474
22
/
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5434
Honolulu Oil Corp
Feb
18% Apr 19
36 % Mar 17
30
Feb
*79
65
89%
V
80%
25
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3734
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61
4634
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,
1,100
;
20
71,600
28%
83%
—
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2
90
6474
22 %
/
47%
800
3,700
;
99
2334
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10
61%
129
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11,800
24%
28%
28%
52
2334
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.
53 %
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45% Mar 21
21
65% Jan
;
4834
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5574
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1
29 % Mar 25
30
49% Jan
40
10
25
1
29% Nov
29
22
129
25
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55
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30
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49%
41%
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4574
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42 74
100
No.par
2.50
Apr 29
28% Feb
2
39% Apr
44% Oct
11
5,300
*22 %
conv pfd series A
(Charles E)
Furnace
/
38%
90
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred-;
26% Feb
23% Mar 25
22
Holland
100
25%
1
Corp common
13% Jan
Co
24%
1
2nd
37% Jan
5%fJ>
r50
102
2834
46
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10%
■
a
64%
No par
Corp
23% Feb
2
2834
'
22%
■
25%
101
108
;
Hotels
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25%
30 '/a
9874
4834
22%
25
100
No par
preferred series A
pfd (conv).
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Hilton
102
.'
102%
5
Chocolate
3%%
8
4
*101
49%
24%
2834
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53 34
.
55 %
*37%.
62
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
101 % Jan
170
91
*87
91
102%
25 74
61
*125
49%
22%
,
_2 1/12
common
Co
16
15,100
87
88
3074
61
•' 45%
1
129
.
3034
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31
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;_5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
4
33%
33%
*87
.
24%
2834
46%
53%
483^
>
—No par
:
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105,600
♦84%
-
98%
3074
62-
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*
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v
29%
28%
45%
.*
24 %
24%
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Marx——
Motors
Hershey
Hertz
49%
42
*
,98
98
„—,—5
Co
5% preferred
—
$2 conv class A pfd„
4
Jan
19% Jan
8
Apr 20
Jan
31% Jan
85
28
-31 %
'24%
_
Hercules
5
55 % Apr
Jan
30%
«—1
Corp of America common—,—1
preferred
*
—50
Hercules
4
Jan
Jan
&
3034
►101
43
.
7
'50
66
42%
—
32 % Dec
34
49 %
42 %
—1
Hayes Industries Inc—
*—5
Heinz (H J) Co common—_———25
3.65% preferred—
—100
Heller (W E) & Co__
—1
Helme (G W) common
10
■,17o noncumulative preferred—_25
11
Jan
49 %
43%
Haveg Industries Inc
11
Mar
49%
42%
—_—2.50
Chemical
4 % %.
22
37% Feb
11
Hat
Apr 22
Jan
77
5
40% Dec
17
75
9% Apr 29
2
90% May
6
38%
61% Feb
7
12
Dec
75% Sep 22
27 % Apr 14
11
11% Jan
29
30
88%
*87
102
2534
4,700
70
87
49%
49 %
5
——100
^—1
Corp
Schaffner
Hart
25% Apr
12
Jan
35
25%
issued———1.25
Harshaw
11
8% Feb
16% Jan
92
29% Jan
27
24% Apr 18
2534
com—7.50
Corporation
When
23% Apr. 28
22 % Apr
20
25%
100
L.
Harris-Intertype
55
"3
Mar
24% Nov
25%
^
.
45% Apr 29
23% Apr 29
45% Mar
25%
Co^
Paper
6% preferred
Mar 24
129
28
Shares
25%
►101
102 74
101%
-—5
Refrac
Jan
89%
*101
101%
101
25
♦68%
34%
33%
the Week
*87'%
88%
101%
2.50
-1
32% Jan
Apr 25
91
.
*100%
preferred
8
122
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102%
Watch Co common
convertible
4%-
6
88
*87
88 %
88
91
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Printing Co
F)
1
57% Dec
43 74 Sep
106% Jan
(W
Hamilton
27% Mar
1
35% Nov
Hall
52% Feb
13
34
4
45 %
7
Apr
19
Jan
27
8
89
Friday
Apr. 29
♦84 %
87
102%
:
14
6
Jan
132
51 % Jan
31% Apr
18
Mar 30
97
114% Aug 31
Feb
88
-
89
*87
34%
♦84%
87
*84%
87
*101
Well Cementing
Oil
Halliburton
3334
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Thursday
APr- 88
25%
25%
*69
70
' 30
31%
;v\;'
Hackensack Water
4
3374
307/s
33 % *
♦101%
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
h
44% Feb
*84%
preferred
$5 dividend preferred—
•$5.08 dividend preferred
Mar 17
30
34%
33%
-.100
—100
100
100
100
2.50
preferred
3034
30
29%
*69
Co—
dividend
$4.44
3
105 % Mar
22
Dec
98
Corp——.
Apr
Jan
Apr
9
Apr
104% Mar
States
$4.20
86
25 % Apr
91
88
Oil
Common
35
82
No par
8.33 y3
preferred
$3
Gulf
13
8
27% Feb
9
80
Sep
Jan
37
84 % Jan
Dec
81 Yu Dec
9
Jun
72
Gulf
3
8
13
28
9
Mar
66
July 13
37% Dec
70
31%
*69
70
71
<"69
25%
25 %
2534
25%
25%
25%
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
Par
Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf Mobile &
15
11
27% Mar 18
17
Jan
29
8
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
24% Mar
Lowest
24
NEW YORK
63 %
60 7a
61%
93 %
96%
60%
96%
61%
96%
39
38
38%
37%,
38%
97
27,400
4,100
5,900'
35,300
270
5,800
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1:J59
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Apr. 25
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 26
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
the Week
Friday
Shares
Apr. 29
K
107
107
46'/a Oct
120
135
28% Jan
2
/ 98
l7»/4 Sep
'27% Jun
4Vn%
45
Mar
74
Jan
82
.
Mar 11
8
86% Jan
87
6
9
-Apr
28
79% Jan
28
36 V4 Feb
19
9
47% Jan
18
23
!
36% Apr 29
7
11
Jan
12,
14
Apr
6
41
Jan
28
50 Va
36
Mar 30
50% Jan
6
63
48 V4 Apr
64
•
,
Jan
.
,43
25
18
>
*
8
>
Apr 29'
31% jan
6
46%'Jan V.4
77'
Jan
7
82V4
14% Feb
5
3
17
.29% Mar
22
.
7
26
20% Jan
36% Mar
"
21 •'
23% Jan
6
34% Jan
22
33A Dec
17
*
4V» Mar 11
28
36
18% Feb 10
27V4 Mar 11
22
28% NOV
22
Jan
•
;
5
32
14
18
30 Va Mar 23
10 3/8 Feb
12
13 Vb Jan
30% Jan
1% Jan
2
3Va Apr
6
2% Feb
29
15% Jan
2
26% Dec
30
27% Jan
4
5% Jan
2
9% July 13
10% Jan 12
8% Jan
4
6 V2 Mar
8
91
72
72
27
14 Va Mar 11
7% Jan
15
70
*68
70
36
*35
36 %
47%
47%
v
36 V8 : 36%
36%
36%
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36%
12
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
9,400
36%
36%
37
38
38%
39
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38 3/4
4,200
.
37%
38
37%
38 Ve
37%
38
37 3A
38
5,400
49
49
493/8
48%
49
48%
48%
2,100
78
78%
78%
22,300
49%
50
49
78%
77 Va
51
50
50
50%
43
44
39%
72%
72 Ve
72%
72%
74%
40 %
40%
39 y4
40 Va
40
40
28 Va
28 Va
29
29
39 Va
40%
40 Ve
40%
80 V4
80 V4
18 Vt
18 Va
100 G
^x_10
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Korvette (E^J) Inc_——1
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31
—10
22
-5
14% Mar 23
73 % Nov
12 3A Jan
393/4 Apr
8
17% July 10
21
Mar 31
14
Feb
17
28 Vb
Sep 21
3,7.1/4 Jan
5
25% Apr
29
36% Nov 27
48% Jan
26
36
7
139 3A Jain
26
111
29% Jan > 2
36% Apr
15
Dec
16
104
791/4 Dec 30
89
81% Dec
90% Mar
16
Mar
7%
Apr
10%
20
3%
2%
3'/e
40,200
47%
48%
47
48-Ve
46%
47%
11,900
12%
13
12%
13
12
12%
16,900
46
47%
12
12%
6%
6%
6V2
6%
6%
25 Ve
6%
25%
47%
471/2
22%
22%
22%
54
51 Ve
52%
9 %
9%
25%
46 Va
48%
47%
47%
47%
48%
_2%
22 Va
22%
22%
5o^8
53 V4
56
52%
9%
__
9%
9%
9V2
83
84
6%
3,900
25
25V4
18,100
47
47
6%
3,800
22%
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'VA
22%
2,800
51%
53V4
39,500
9%
10,900
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82%
82%
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84%
8,100
144V2
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1441/2
143%
1441/4
51
51
51%
501/2
50%
50
50%
49%
1441/4
49%
8,400
51%
51%
51
51%
51
511/4
82
82%
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51%
144%
51%
83%
143%
15%
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80
51
2,300
15%
15%
75%
72i/4
73%
33,800
4
22
15%
27 V2
37%
21%
22%
38,000
10,400
11,700
114V2
114%
—_—Jl
Inc——
—1
Corp—_———4
Theatres
Loew's
4
Lone
4
Lone Star Gas Co common
Jan
8
.
Apr
4.84%
57c
8
86 Va Apr
25
89
series B preferred-^,
44% Mar 23
'4.25%
series D preferred
series
E
series
G
Lorillard
23
78% Jan
preferred
7 %
preferred
;
4
Lowenstein
91 Va Jan
4
Lukens
17
21
6
Lykes-Bros
15%
151/4
14%
15%
14%
28
27
27%
251/4
26%
37%
37%
37Ve
37%
37
37%
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117
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36
36
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117
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36
5,400
20
117
35%
36Ve
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99%
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87
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87
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89%
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89%
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4,900
10
87
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89%
86 Va
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88
88
89
158
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38%
37 Ve
37%
158
134 Va
134%
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42%
42 Va
42%
70
70
18
67
17%
•
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158
36%
135
41%
70%
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37%
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65
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35%
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70
17 V4
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36
93%
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9,500
15Ve J
27Ve
37%
17%
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& Sons Inc_
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10
15%
27%
37%
157
37V4
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(M)
15 Ve
27 Va
37%
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Louisville & Nashvillej-;
22
20% Jan
15%
86%
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pfd——100
conv
15%
28 Ve
35%
99 %
-
-100
_100
_100
common—_—_—5
a
_100
Louisville Gas & El Co
63Ve Apr 29
Jan
Co
(P)
68% Apr 27
15 Vs Mar 9
Apr 29
—100
preferred
conv
,4.40%
Apr 22
39 % Feb
—10
4.35%
..
Apr 26
154%
Cement
Star
Long Island Lighting Co cona—10
Apr 22
134'% Mar 24
15
3
1
22%
1
34% Apr
31/4
3%
72V2
4
5:
3
3
21%
38% Feb
183A Nov
V.
4,200
23Ve
130% Mar
6
17,900
76%
142% Mar 25
July. 29
4,800
281/4
16%
131% Dec 31
July 10
10%
27%
22
8
88
10%
28%
I51/2
117
27
22
10%
27%
75
.35% Mar
104% Mar
10%
29Ve
75V4
135
7
10%
28%
161/4
6
25
10%
29%
1,500
26,900
14%
17%
22%
1551/2 Apr 16
48% July
7
27
11
29 Ve
17%
15%
2
NOV
18
21%
3
15'A Jan
14%
17%
72 Ve
-36% Dec
71% Jan.
14%
18
74
30% Jan
39% Jan
8
44% Nov 23
15
17%
22%
128% Jan
26
29
30%
14%
16%
81
363/4 Jun
28%
-14: '
29%
17%
25%
—5
16% Mar 24
21
Jan
30
3%
72 Vs
100
Jan
6,700
22
34»/4
15 Ve
25%
.
*3%
15%
,36 %
Jan
*32V4
3%
—_———2.50
8
Jan
21%
21%
34
14,400
,
Lockheed Aircraft Corp_
13
80
21%
13,000
31%
—5
Co
27%
17
14%
25%
■■.,
26%
.
17%
26
.,
27
*32
34
6%
25Va
—_1,
34%
•
Litton Industries Inc——~——1
Feb
96
*32
33
6,700
400
33%
26%
'
17.
221/4
17
34%
LioneTCorp
32% Jan
;
Mar 14
14
.
*
22 Ve
17
337/e
':
5
30% Jan
4
22%
130
19 Ve Mar 23
12
24% Sep 18
10% Mar
9
22
,
.
81% Apr
4
57% Jan
.
30
22%
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Link
29
22 Ve
31%
4
21
5,300
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Jan
9% Sep
30V4
32
31V2
14%. 15%
17%
17%
11
11
30%
29%
\ 3%
3
46%
45%
12%
12 %
50c
—
Belt
30 Ve
'
61% Jan
61
29
Apr 29
30%
*3%
144Va
50
30%
3%
81
*143%
49% Apr
30%
»
21%
4
1
30%
*31
9%
9
6,800
31%
*3%
9%
July
17%
21%
Libby McNeill & Libby^
—
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
77c preferred
——100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp____—
5
73
17%
3%
15
63% Jun
18%
21%
11% Jan
13
17%
*3%
26
14
18%
21%
22 V2
54 ..
Nov
6,500
18 V4
3%
No par
5
Oct
112% Dec
•
21%
Libby-Owens-Ford
48
%
80
18%
,32%
Lerner Stores Corp
.57
39
80
...
27
5
13
38%
80
1
21 %
*31
Gag
.
19
39%
80
?87/e
29 Vb
-
25%
22
91 % Jan
39
29
,
.
25%
Jan
145% Feb
29%
40%
80
*80
25 Va
24
4
?8%
40 Ve
30%
-
26 y4
70% Jan
Apr 12
393/4
25 V4
_5
28
Jan
*39%
80
.
17
29
79
39%
81
1,
34%
Jan
140
6,600
393/e
1,800
i;200
'
17
51% Apr
9Va Apr
5
73 Va
33%
22
28
73
34%
10
Mar
600
74
171r:
243/e Dec
98% Oct
2,100
38%
223/4
5
152
9,500
22 3A
38 Va
17.
52 % Jan
2
44
22 %
39%
22 Ve
7
31
433A
23 %.
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Apr
80% Jan
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34%
41
140 Va Dec
49
73 Vb
•.
17 Va
4
9
773A
.48%
3,000
-
223/4
39 V4
.43 V4
■
■
34 %
-
573/4 Dec
133/4 Jan
36%
6,700
.
18 y4
.
22V4
*17
5
1
31%
.
Lehman Corp -----*1
Lehn & Fink Products—.;
23
%
700
200
47%
"
Airlines
preferred—_____
Co^
'
233/e
22
10% Nov
'
.44%
.
,
.36%
•
f
51
39%
1
Glass
I
t
78 3/4
23%
29% Jan
77% Aug 27
:5oya
,
43%
Apr 29
2
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39%
25
29
.
23
7
Dec
'
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49
77%
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■
76 V4
—_5
&
50
47
40 4
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91
70
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86
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36
23 y4
:
92%
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91
47%
23 Ve
Inc
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86
36
44
Co_
91 Va
71
4
18% Jan
69
36%
Lehigh Valley Industries com_.
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
3% Mar 11
91%
*84
(
"
7,300
78
84
46%.
*39%
&
51%
*82
36
1
Mfg CO——.
Kroger Co
K V P Sutherland Paper Co__
51%
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71
—25
Dutch
51%
78
46 %
.
46%
4%%: cony 'prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__"
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114
37 Va
36%
:__1
King-Seeley Corp
*108
36 Va
11 Va
—16
115
71
*36
46%
36
:
1
4.50c
—;
200
36%
71
36%
46 %
No par
Kern County Land Co—
2.50
KerT-McGee .Oil Indus common—1
117
36 Ve
*36
8.75
*114
*87
86
♦87
31% Mar
22
57% Apr
96
*84
91
Co common
4
preferred series A
__25
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
_______1
4
63
86
*87
100
117
84
93%
*84
91
La Consolidada 6%
6
1
Jan
*91%
*91 Va
86
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co__^_10
Lehigh Portland Cements—_____15
Mar 15
Apr
263A Sep
93
93
500
46
*76
4
*87
Lee
48% Apr
84
84
*84
6
-
78
*82
20,900
44%
104
.46
51%
.
43%
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47%
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*76
*76
*91'/a
24% Jan
10
36
100
*46
51%
78
*82
78
84
_100
_
Lear
27
*
—
47%
50%
51%
50 %
51%
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-
4
8
6Va Dec 30
100
25
20
15% July
!
51%
*76
Jan
37% Jan
43%
104
*108
20% Jan
Apr 29
17% Apr 29
Sep 22
29
115
4.32%
Apr 22
17
27% Feb
2
*108
Laclede
Apr 29
30%
11
7
115
■' Kroehlter
■?
2
Jan
34% Apr
*110
Kress, (S H-)
8
.
4
211/2 Sep
.
-
V
13
23 % Nov
115
4%
3% Jan
15% Oct 21
*108
"Koppers" Co." Inc * common
33
Jan 12
34'/a Jan
6
.
2
.
April
19% Mar 22
.
Apr 25
."17 -Apr
30% Feb
5
*111
Kimberly-Clark Corp
:
74% Apr 27
-43 Va Jan
38%
34% Jail 22
8 /:■
4
jan
Apr 6"
Va Jan < 5
.24%
.' 46
9
'27% Mar
Aug
117
Kennecott Copper
52%
25
'
16
43 % Mar
,26% Mar
.
Apr 26
35 V4 Mar
Nov
*111
Kenda.li Co
"
■
f
29"
'62% Feb 11'
;v 51V2 Mar 13
: 85
Feb 26
35
56% Jan 19
1007/a Jan
6
55% jah .8
38 Va Apr
>'47% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
;
'
122 Va Jan
54% July 22
21
18
Apr
48 Va Apr .29.
3'
70% Apr 21
31% Apr 20
74% Nov
28
75
.117,% Feb 24
117
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp__—„
Kellogg Co •_
Kelsey. Hayes Co
:
Jan 25
36
July 31
jun*29
*111
_
41% May 12
,
115
*43
47 Va
*46
47 Va
4.35 preferred———
100
Kansas City Southern com—No par
4% non-cum preferred
i_50
Kans&s Gas .& Electric Co_„No'par
8
Jan
43 Va Feb
31 Va Feb
'43%
*102%
114
4.20% preferred
35
4
45
105
*46
preferred
4.50% preferred
12
13 Ve Dec
43 V4
*102 3/4
.
103 Va
104
50
preferred
c—
4%
70
.,33% Nov
convertible
44%
103 Va
42%
43%
105
100
20
92 Va Mar 24
85
Jan 29
89
Apr 13
82 Va Mar 18
85'/a Feb
Jan
42 Va
33 Va
preferred
100
4%% (sej;-of 1959) conv pfd—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_Nopar
3.80% preferred
.1
100
51% Apr 25
77
Apr
1
25
preferred
4%%
11
Jan
convertible
4%%
38% Aug 28
50
Sep
4
6
4
24
29
18
241/e Jan
; Kaiser Alum. & Chem Corp
5
13
Apr 22
25 Va Apr
19 Vb Oct
6
Apr 20
125
6
88% Feb
July 27
41% F6b 17
51% Sep 22
90% Oct
7
451/2 OCt
1
447/a Oct
7
22J/a Sep 28
43
Jan
7
59
Apr
1
26 % Jan
2
27% Jfcn .'2
37% Oct 22
77
Dec 29
32% NOV
46 Va
122 V4 Jun
5
Mar
93
547/e Jan
IHV2 Jan
UIV4 Mar 15
May 20
89 Va Feb
9
12
114 Va
27
92 Va Jan
111/2 Dec 28
30Vit Nov.
July 27
July 27
57% Apr 17
Mar 11
82
34
13% May
42% Jan
130
20
18
25
23
19
1°
21
5
13
79 Va
39% Mar
98 V4 Mar 17
24
Feb
48
Sep
86
Sep
82%Jun
85% July
72% Sep
34 Va Nov
39 '/a Feb
73 ye NOV
July 27
July 8
65
9
10
31
Feb 10
Nov 23
Feb
37
93»/4 Feb
42 '/a Dec
37%
36%
20
157
25,660
37%
133 %
133%
132%
42%
41%
41%
411/4
41%
69
x68%
300
69
69 V4
69
69%
110
133
3,200
3,800
18
17%
18
16%
171/4
17»/4
17%
11,500
x67%
67%
661/2
68
64/
65
63Ve
66
10,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
171/2
17%
17
17%
4,600
M
28% Sep 28
Sep
3
35
118
32% Jan
6
44% Oct
37
'
47 Va Dec
2
14
47% Oct
4
20
40% Dec
15% Jan
v
5
•
18
7% Jan
Jan
79
16% Apr
14
30
7
21 Va Dec
2
Jan
9
19
% Nov
4
42 J/4 Jun
2
88
Oct
18
Mahory
4% Jan
8
27 Va Jan
18
18% Jan
14
34
Oct
46
93% Jan
-
26
Dec
22
81
Dec
16
81
65'/8 Nov
9
71 Va Dec 11
32 y4
Sep 22
49% Jan
Mar 26
72 Va Jan
5
77
Apr
1
Mar 31
72
Jan
19
77% Apr
19
72 J/4 Mar 17
65% Jan
72
Jan
12
Feb
24
9
30
Dec
9
31% Dec
7
Jan
2
42.
Oct
Feb
10
53
July 24
38
13% Dec. 31
77'/a Dec 31
19% Feb
94% Feb
58
Feb
22 V» Mar
26 V4 Feb
.
30
34
47% Jan
5
4
80% Feb
29
39 Va Jan
4
40% Mar
2
21% July 17
16Ve Apr 20
Dec
25 Ve Apr
Nov"18
24
10% Sep
51
7
10
25l/a Nov 17
23% Jan
2
.
For
Feb
2
85% Apr
footnotes,
*
,
see page
24 V4 Apr
4
Jan
18
9
28.
Apr 29
38%, Apr 26
86% Feb 29
7
35% Jan
Jan
4:
15
.,28 V* Jan
17 Va
95%.Mar 26
29% Oct 26
29% Dec 22
Apr
Jah 11,
*
46
1
48
1
J8h
-
88-
7
25% Mar 10
29Ve Jan
77% Jan
81V* Apr
26.
8
7"
Apr 14
29 Va Mar. 16',
5
*
7-
40 %
40 V4
40%
40 V4
40
Va
82%
82
'82 % *
82
82%
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83
240
17%
17%
17%
17%
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17Ve
17%
16%
17
12,600
38%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36V4
37%
36
37%
9,400
44
42 Ve
43 VA
43 Ve
44
42 Va
44%
43
44%
19,700
43%
41%
42 Va
41%
42
41 Va
42%
41%
41%
3,500
2%
*2%
27/e
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
27/e
100
6%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
3,400
1,600
i.—
——
.
•
: 40% *
-
VA.
18
17%
18%
18
18 Ve
18
18
24%
24 Ve
24%
24 Ve
24 Ve
24%
24%
18
*24%
14,600
1,100
Va
6,000
18%
24%
1,000
1,80a
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
14%
4%
14
14 Ve
14 VA
14
14 y4
14 %
14%
14 %
14%
3,800
4%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26
26%
26
26 Va
25%
26 Ve
11,600
20%
22%,
20 Va
207/e
20%
21%
19%
21
19%
20%
17,100
45 3
46%.
46
46
46
46
45 Va
45%
45%
45%,
1,200
.51%.
51%
51%
52
52%
52
52
51%
51%
2,000
*93
94
4
"
51 VA
*93
-
*93
94
94
*93
94
*93
94%
38 Va
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
39%
38%
39%
21,200
31%
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
'32%
32%
32%
32
32%
3,400
46
46%
45%
45%
44 Va
45%
45
45%
45 Ve
45%
7,200
77
77
♦76
78
*76
78
*76
78
75%
75%
50
*76%
78
♦76%
78
*76%
78
*76
78
*75%
78
*68%
No par
70
*68
69%
*68
69%
69%
*68
69%
77
*75%
77
75%
75%
77
*75%
35%
37
36 Va
37
36 Va
37
36%
36%
31%
32%
30 %
32
30 Va
32
28%
28%
28%
29%
*75%
—100
—No par 5
35 Va
38%
.*68
*75%
32%
32 Va
33
28
29
28 Va
28%
35
*34%
35
*34%
35
35
*34%
*48
50
*48
50
48
48
*48
50
13%
13 VA
13%
13%
6,300
13,500
35
50
*34%
*48
-
10
77
31 Va
—No par
—No par
—;—.-3
50
6
'
24%
^
No par¬
Corp- common
—'—50c
convertible preferred—100
(J Ray) & Co Inc.
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5.
McGraw-Edisoh Co___————--1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
—3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
Mclntyro Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee iA G) & Co
;
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc——
0
McLean Trucking. Co_l—_—__1jjcQUav Norris Mfg Co
'—10
Mead Corp common-V—
5
4Va% preferred (1st .series)-'—100
Medusa Portland Cement—-Nopar
Melville Shoe Corp common—f—l
4 7c
preferred series B
10Q
3%%
McDermott
Apr 2218% Jan. 11,
31% Jan 12
2T
Feb
45%
77
Apr 22
40
11
27% Dec
41% Jun 24
-•
■
40%
82
■
18
13 Va
Stores
Feb 29
8
50
8
15%
Feb
InCi.
Corp; common.
$2.50 preferred —
McCrory-McLellan
9
Mar
A
McCord
15
Apr 28
31VH Jan 25
13
25
26
30
49
33
Sep 21
Dec
4
39% Apr 29
65 V4 Feb
8
Dec
8'/e Feb. 13
20'/a Jan
2
78
8
C
McCall Corp
30V4 Jan
40% Jan
31
72
:
*
M
Apr 22
4>
34
7
3
18
77% Jan
5
16
47% Apr. 13
48% July 16
9
l7'/e Dec 14
32% Deo 29
Dec
Mar
6
75Va Mar 10
441/aJari
35 Va Mar 25
1
18% Jun
32J/e Nov 18
29% Sep 10
.37% Jen 30
69 Va Apr
4
82
.43% Nov
40
82 %
5%
^^__No par
$3,75 pfd 1947 series
s—a. 40 preferred
3%% preferred —LMaytag Co
45
40%
——
5
10
39%
44%
2%
May Dept Stores common——5
$3.75 preferred
_——No par
7
45
46
41%
Products—1
Midland COPP—
—--5
Masonic Corp
447/e
100
27
118
38%
41%
Exploration——I
6
*26%
*116
37
1
3
Mar 28
93
46
40
17%
—1-
44V4 Feb
8
27 "
44%
27
118
38 y4
82%
——10
—1
38% Jan
4
Apr 12
6
46
*116
•»'•
VA
39%
Marquardt Corp _«——u—x—— —•
Marquette ; Cement Mfg Co——4;
Marshall Field & Co com—No par
4'A7c. preferred — —
100
Martin Co
—1
6
44 Va Mar
29
'
52 % Apr
89 Va Jan
24
27 % Dec
87.
17
31V4 Mar
71
37 %
44% Feb
36
May 22
71
Mar
54 Ve Jan
62% May 11
53% Feb
54
1
46 Ve
6
May lg
44
401/4 Jan
Marine
29% Jan1 22«
-
18% Apr
10
<
40%
41
45%
,
Maremont -.Automotive
4
9
4
120
40 Va
40%
_——_——
Maracaibo Oil
5% jan 22
Apr 25
„_r.._—
& Co
*26 Va
27
*26%
*116
40
45%
50
No par
ManhattanrShirt—*.——————5
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Mandel Bros
Apr 22
19 J/4 Mar 17
19
(P' R)
Mahati Sugar Co—
7 Ve
Apr 13
(w. w)
Magnavox Ca
.4 y
25% Mar
Jan" 12
51% Dec
27
32% Jan
59%
Copper
Magma
7
45% Apr
17% Apr
44
1
47Ve Jan
'.'v
2V4 Mar 16
14
preferred
26%
118
118
39%
5
Macy (R H) Go Inc com.—No par
4VaVo preferred series A——100
Madison Fund Inc„
—-—1
'
59 Va Jan
1,
4% Mar 15
28% July 30
5V*Vf
4
26%
27
122
*118
100
Mack Trticks Inc—
6
*26%
common.—10
6—preferred
Mar 25
19% Jan
i
17.
16 V4 Feb
1
23% Jan
40%
83
5V4 Feb 25
,
7% Jan 26
16%. Dec
29
MacAndr'ews. & Forbes
/
49% Feb. 17
♦
Va Feb
23%
Jun
7
4
31% Feb
,*• 40
22% Mar 16
18
52% Jan
35% Mar 21
/
33
6
4% Dec
2
50% Dec
9% Jan
""
3% Dec 31
5% Sep 23
22% Nov
37% Mar
\
5
?
Mar 25
122"
28 /
44% Apr 27
20VeJan 21
78
Mar 17
1
35% Nov
29% Jan
8
19
38 V4 Apr
?1
87 Va Mar .30
.
Mar
jan
116
43% July 10
30
32% Nov
26
*
9
50% Dec 21
26
Jan
78% Sep
17% Oct
Jah'22.
123 Va Jun
13%
13%
13%
13%
*34%-
*78%
79
79
29 Ve
79 Va
*78Va
25 Va
25 Va
39%
37
6,300
29 Ve
50
5,800
13%
30
79 Va
*79
79%
79
79
27
27%
26
27
26 Va
25
35%
35%
35%
36 Ve
36
36%
36
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 Ve
75
.
76
73
74
72 3 i
73 Va
73%
74
17 Va
17%
171%
1,600
25%
26
3,800
~
*25%
40%
26
4,200
39%
27,500
39%
40V4
11,700
75
75%
1,900
17
16%
17
17 Va
17%
25%
25%
25 V4
25%
X25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26 Ve
26 Ve
26 Ve
26 Ve
26%
26 Ve
26 Ve
44 Va
-
17
17
44%
44%
44%
44%
7%
45
43%
44%
43 Va
7 Va
.7%
7%
8,600
7%
89 Va
'24%
26%-
80
80
7%.
17%
17%
39 Ve
89
87%
%
25
-
7%
39 Ve-
*87
25
26 Ve
,
.
17%
38 Ve
18
39 Va
*87
"
7%
7%
18
39
.
25 Va
26 y4
26%
79
79 Va
;
26%
27
80
44
5,000
17%
17 Va
17%
1,300
39 Ve
38%
39 Ve
8,900
88%
87
87
25%
26
*79
500
26%
38%
26%
25%
25 3%
26%
26"%
26%
26%
79 Ve
80
'80 V4
80%
*87
89
26
*26
17%
18
39 Va
;
7
,
60
3,000
4,700
-
.
430
''Hi
STOCKS
Ranee for Frertew
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
38
2
Jun
67
Feb
7
9
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
6
44 % Jan
8
70
Dec
14
22% Feb
25
29 % Jan
16% Nov
18
53% Jan
6
27% Jun
15
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
Dec
28
98
Jan
26
85% Apr
Jan
8
78% Jan
26
29
8
68% Jan
7
58 % Mar
14
60% Feb
11
70% Jan
25
5
32
Jan
81
Feb
4
15
74% Jan
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93
Apr
18
15
81% Apr
18
75'/a Nov 30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
74 Va Nov
12
87
Apr
28
75% Jan
19
84% Dec
30
99% Mar 11
Jan
4
33% Jan
2
58% Dec
86
56%
31
78% Mar 23
75% Apr 28
5
Jan
Apr 12
93
25% Mar 16
'
39 % Jan
Jan
22
59% Feb
3
Jan
5
93
Feb
17
30% Apr
28
33% Jan
4
16
50% Apr
12
50% Mar
Feb
27
88
40% Jun
2
92
83 % Jan
58
8
Dec
>68
2
2
33% Dec
4
60% Nov
Jan"23
33
28% Apr
29
29
18 % Feb
21
*50%
51
50%
*55
55%
55 Va
90
30%
30%
11
11
Minn
St Paul & S
S Marie—No par
196 Va Apr
28
Minn
Mining & Mfg—.—.—No par
185%
28
38
Apr
19
14
39
Jan
22
31% Feb
24
2
25
Jun
19
17% Apr
28
35% Oct
20
49 % Apr
4
30% Apr 20
37% Jan
4
29% May
4
17
Apr 29
22% Jan
4
30
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
16
31% Dec
23
4% Sep
23
28
5
Mar
41% Mar
16
Jan
2
8
Jan 29
4% Apr
6% Jan
9
48% Jan
6
Jan
15
Apr
18
11
Mohasco
52% May 25
37% Mar
45% July 29
30
Apr
28
39
Feb
1"
20
.
6
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
10% Apr
29
15% Jan
60
Jan
9
70
5
65% Jan
18
80% Mar 11
68 % Jan
8
78% Aug 14
75
12
87% Mar 23
Aug
Jan
12% Nov
24
16
Jan
19
12% Mar 23
15
Jan
.4
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
13% Apr
29
19% Jan
6
11% Dec
22
18% May 28
10% Apr
25
13% Jan
11
2
14% May 26
4
9% Jan
20
.
7
40
56% July 27
Mar
28
35% Mar
22
21
29% Aug 31
2
55% Jan
Apr 26
26% Mar
27% Dec
30% Apr 4
8
28
21% Jan 25
Apr
Class
Feb
27% Aug 28
25
7'
36% Jan
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
14
20% Oct
-
24
29% Jan 22
8
29% Mar 25
21% Mar
20% Jan
2
42% Apr
57%
Jan~28
174% Dec
22% Dec
24
Feb
9
30
27% Nov
23
4
4
14% Jan
7
19
47% Jan
19
178
Apr
4
18% Mar 21
25% Jan
4
16
28
23% Jan
4
28% Jan 22
140
8
Dec
53% Jan
29
11% Mar
31% Apr
.,
Feb
17
24
25% Sep
22
32
24% Jan
2
37
43% Jan
25% Sep
2
23
Apr
8
31 % Feb
28
9
4
48% Jan
4
20
Jan
July
51% Aug
Apr
8
9
28% Jan
57%
19% July 18
12% Feb
1
41% Apr 28
Apr 11
91 Va
30%
30 Va
20%
149%
50 Va
50%
55 Va
55%
54 Va
55 Va
91%
89 Va
90
*90
30 Va
21 Va
150 Va
28%
152 Va
170
89.000
156
14,400
19%
18%
19
^ 7,900
24%
25 Va
29 Va
33%
28%
?
1,500
12,200
28%
193
196%
7 7,600
28%
29
6,000
12 Va
195 Va
12%
12%
12%
193
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,000
34%
17%
17%
17%
8,400
30%
30 Va
17%
30%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
30 Va
30 Va
8,400'
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30%
17 Va
17 Ve
17% "...
17%
17
17 Va
17 Va*
17%
32 Va
31 Va
32
32
31
31%
31%
32%
4%
4%
4%
4%
40%
40 Va
39%
40
32%
32%
32 Va
31
32
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
11%
11%
70%
70%
■_
78%
♦76
39% '
X32%
39%
39%
31
30%
31
19%
19%
19%
197/a
1,000
10%
MOVa
10%
30,200
"39%
11 Va
10 Va
10%
70
69
69
68
68
78%
76
76
75%
75%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
13%
*10Va
*67
28%
28%
28%
2,900
28
27%
28
6,700
28%
27%
27 Va
5,800
*27%
28
26 Va
27%
30,300
43 Va
44
42 Va
43%
19,600
12 Va
;
34 Va
15,600
40%
28%
28 Va
28 Va
28 Va
28%
28%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
28%
27%
25%
26%
27%
28%
27%
28%
45
46
44%
45%
43%
44%
*27
12%
12%
35%
37%
169
171%
'
:
,
•
12 Va
35%
167
12 Va
33%
36%
32%
156 Va
36%
36
164 Va
155 Va
•
168%
163%
12%
12 Va
12 Va
12
12%
36 Va
169 Va
20
20
20
20
20
16%
16%
16 Va
17
16
17
16
17
Va
23 Ve
23 Va
23%
*22%
32%
32%
;
23%
32%
33%
*51%
52
51%
52
51%
51%
52
25%
26 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
57
57 Va
57 Va
57 Va
57 Va
57 Va
—_1
.5
36 Va
38
36%
38
37%
38
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
50 V*
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
50%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
.
,
32 Va
50%
25%
1,600
51%
25%
25 Va
57
57
3,600
3,500
,
32 Va
52
57
.7
16 Va
23
5,000
14,900
19%
16%
23
.
*32%
5
.1
10
..Nopar
159
19 %
20
19%
20
23 Va
100
1,300
40.000
7 Va
40%
-
■7 2,100
11
7%
7 Va
40 Va
,
"13 %
40%
7%
41%
26%
900
13 Va
7%
*7 Va
40 Va
28%
12%
40 Va
7%
40%
V.
(■:■' 70
7f 50
75
*10
40Va
5
7
12%
11
40
.7%
68 Va
75
13 Va
13 Va
*10
11
*10
3.500
"
13%
13%
13%
11
44,400
k
-
10%
12%
8,600
13,600
7,700
4%
30
4%
70
*76
17%
31%
'
4%
4%
40'/a
4%
lOVa
13%
7%
-
,
33
—
23
25 Va
157
1
Inc
21%
1,100
'
12%
192 %
7oo
30 Va
19
25 Va
12%
200
77
25
19%
25
25%
12%
192%
21 Va
152
153
19 Va
20
;
-
*30
30 Va
20 Va
30 Va
20%
7,400
32,300
50%
*32%
(F E) & Bros
Myers
55 Va
75 Va
27%
*50 Va
33
Murphy Co (G C)_.___—
Murray Corp of America
8
55%
91
w
23%
Munsingwear
24% Mar
50%
23%
6
43% Jan
.27 Va
75
27%
i
39%
1
1
9
26 Va
30
20
94 Va
*92
75%
27%
4%
.—2
53% Mar
31% July 24
94%
74%
27
•
I
29
No par
34% Jan
50% Jan
22
39% July 17
*92
29
10%
Co
Brass
79%
17%
Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
—1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-McCormack
Lines
12
Morrell (John)
& Co
10
Motorola Inc
—.3
Motor Products Corp
5
Motor Wheel Corp
5
Mueller
*78
32%
—
"
16
81
79%
280
90
28%
Montecatini Mining &
;
*88%
*78
74
185 Va
7%
Co
Utilities
90
81
*77
80
189
10%
Co
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
Montana Power Co.
90
195%
25
A
B
Monsanto
4
7
28
12%
No Par
RR class
Monon
25 Va
12%
30 Va
—No par
Tool
Machine
Monarch
8,600
79%
17%
—__—-100
100
1.25
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc.
3%%
4.20%
26%
*78 Va
28%
common—5
Inc
26%
79 Va
33%
Corp—
Industries
19%
12%
29
8
Maid
Minute
20 Va
146
25%
& Light
Power
Minnesota
15
30%
20 Va
25%
19%
Ontario
&
Minnesota
36% Mar 31
150%
147
Paper—2.50
No par
1
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co.
—5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
5
Missouri Pacific RR class A._No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
Missouri Public Service Co.—
_1
4
33% Jan
20 Va Feb
15
8
20 Va
19%
Corp of Amer__l
Jan
161%
26%
•
*78
*50 Va
91%
♦90
90
26% Apr
16 % Jan
Sep
26%
19% Mar 23
31 % Dec
38% Jan
..26%
12% Mar
31% Apr
Jan
72%
Reg—_1.50
——1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
16
8
•92%
72%
27 Va
50%
55 Va
Minneapolis Moline Co
23
17
94%
5
20% Feb
Dec
79%
72 Va
29
182% Dec
94 Va
>78
•92%
28
8
79%
72%
27%
Apr
2
80
94%
Apr
14% Dec
1,500
25%
91 Va
72'A
24% Jan
17
91
♦92 %
23
8
94
81%
*77
157
Chem
64,600
61
*78 Va
79 Va
*78
Minneapolis-Honeywell
2,000
14 Va
61 Va
26%
78 Va
*80
8
&
25%
79%
81%
79%
8
Minerals
61%
25%
79%
*80
29
17% Mar
61%
*91 %
*59%
61%
25
92
18% Apr
111% Jan
41% Jan
79%
59%
60%
14
61%
*91%
2,200
26,200
80
14
61 Va
25
*77
60%
14%
61%
Shares
,
14%
59
14 Va
29% July 29
Jun
4
9
20% Sep
34
58 Va
15
.
85%
83%
81
58%
59
14 Va
123% Feb
150
80
*77
80
58%
.
84 '/a
83
*77
15%
61%
26%
79%
31
9
28
85 Va
59
10
Corp.
85%
31
84 Va
15%
July 21
24% Mar 20
15% Oct
111% Jan
19% Nov
Oil
Midwest
31
the Week
Apr. 29
31%
31%
Apr. 28
31 Va
31%
58%
12.50
Mesta
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35%
preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
—100
3.80% preferred series
-100
4.45%
preferred series
100
Miami
Copper
5
Middle South Utilities Inc
10
Midland Enterprises Inc
1
Midland-Ross Corp common
5
5%%
1st preferred—
100
23
-
83%
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
31%
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
Wednesday
31
•77
80
*77
1
& Scott
Machine Co_
4
Apr
common
83
Merritt-Chapman
18% Feb 23
Apr 28
Inc
Co
&
S3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
25
Mar 19
37
84
'
1
82% July
Merck
73
70
91% May 15
32 Va
83%
31%
3%
16%c
No par
Inc
Co
Apr. 25
Par
EXCHANGE
Stores
Mercantile
34% Jan 21
Mar 30
31
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
:
■
600
1,500
,
4,100
57 Va
10,200
N
13% Nov
5
12% Nov
10
18
50% Sep
15
63% May
23
24% Sep
21
49% Jan
142
Dec
8
12
Mar 30
15 Va Jan
21
0
49% Mar 15
54% Jan
4
29% Jan
22
12
56% Dec
6
30
25% Apr
15
164% Apr
3
143% Jan
Sep
12
14% Jan
10
9% Jan
—
National Acme Co
National Airlines ———_—_—1
4
28% Jan
25
7
National Aviation
Jan
4
National Biscuit
56
49% Mar 21
12
Corp
—
17% Jan
Apr 27
22
Corp
Natco
9
Jan
34% May
16% Dec
NAFI
11V8 Mar
29
54%
55 Va
54 Va
54%
*152%
153%
*152%
153 l/a
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
9Va
9%
9%
9%
9,200
59%
60%
58%
59%
59%
59%
60%
59%
60%
19,800
5
1
61%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
50 Va
50%
50%
51 Va
50%
51
50
51
50 Va
50%
11,000
Dairy Products
:
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com__5
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30% 1 \
29%
30%
30 Va
30%
23,800
94
92%
92%
92%
92%
92
92%
*91%
92%
23 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
23
22%
22 Va
56%
56%
54%
56%
54%
55 Va
90%
90
90
94
92
93%
National
1
Can Corp
National Cash
6
17
4
67
Jan
29 Va Jan
12
National
20
51 % Apr
26
8
35% Jan
11
Jan
11
24% Jan
11
Register
National
7
29% Mar
Apr
6
92
24% Jan
21
35% Dec
109
1
Apr
28
22 % Feb
104
17
Apr
27
51% Feb
17
Nov
19
97% Feb
26
89
Apr
29
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
89% Apr
29
145
Jun
10
159
Mar
3
144% Jan
5
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
52% Sep
84
17
Jan
24
2
71
22
Aug 18
18% Feb
28% Jan
2
44
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
8
31%
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
6
70
Aug 28
15
40% Mar 13
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 25
9% Jun
10
13% Jan
7
23% Dec
5% Nov
11% Sep
12
14% Nov
4
Dec
15
24
24
10% Mar 24
22
15% Dec
Jan
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
71% Dec
28
22
32
Apr
8 %
43
Jan
6
40
Jan
14
98 Va Jan
4
Malleable
National Steel
National
18
National
Theatres
7 % Jan
1
Jan
25
15
Mar 10
Natomas
Natus
37% Mar
9
40
21
78
2
21% Jan
19
19% Jan
4
21
22
86 % Apr
30
75% Jan
6
81%
68 % Oct
Jan
Feb
22
107% Mar 11
79% Jan
16
49% Mar 13
58% Apr
33% Jan
28
Dec
19
38%
27
34% Oct
29
24% Apr
28
25% Feb
9
33% Oct
6
22
25
29% Sep
22
5% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
4% Apr 29
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
9% Apr
29% Mar
8
,
29
Apr 22
23% Jan
Apr
19
Mar 28
6
32%
32
32 Va
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
*32
75 %
73%
71
73%
70
70%
70
70 Va
8,900
18 Va
6,200
17
73 Va
19
18 Va
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
17%
17Va
17%
17
17 Va
16%
17
16%
9
1
23
9%
8%
23
23
22%
5%
19%
5V»
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
Co..
Newmont Mining Corp
40
*39 Va
1874
13%
1,200
4.800
13%
*13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
30%
31
31 %
31 Va
31%
31 Va
40
39% "
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
73
73
73
72
72
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
*80%
82
82
*81
82
*81
110
13,700
20 Va
20
82
82
*81
59
58%
\
59%
59
1,000
73
*72
59
59%
4,600
10
59 Va
59%
58%
59%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
36 Va
26 Va
26%
25%
26
25
25%
24%
:25
25 Va
25%
22
23
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
22%
23
22%
:23 Va
; 37.100
15
36 Va
37 Va
36 Va
37 Va
36 Va
36%
34 Va
34%
35 Va
55,100
No par
5Va
5Va
5 Va
5%
5
5
100
9Va
9%
*9 Va
9%
9%
9%
32% Jan
7
31% Jan
6
New
37% Mar 23
N Y
York
Central
No par
Chicago & St Louis Co
367/a
■36%
3.000
:
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
10
25
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
22
25% Dec
11
27% Nov
12
71% Dec
29
84% Mar 11
24% Feb 26
72% Jan
4
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
33% Mar 15
6% Jan
6
Common
12% Jan
5
Preferred
5%
series A
14
27% Jan
11
27
Jan
78
New
York
Shipbuilding
Corp
N
Apr 29
State
Electric
Mar 22
35% Jan
5
Gas
18
Dec
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
69% Mar
7
73% Apr
6
3.60%
preferred
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
4
80
Feb
2
3.90%
preferred
79% Oct
29
88% Apr
2
80
preferred
Apr
99% Apr
5
7
28
4.10%
5.25%
preferred
—
4.85%
preferred
„—
18% Mar 10
22
Jan
15
Niagara
34% Mar
41% Jan
6
100% Oct
20
108
Sep
17
102% Feb
19% Sep
16
91
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
20% Nov
25
34
Mar 23
26
23% Aug 25
44 % July
2
108
Dec
22
23 % Mar 10
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
92% Jan
20
93% Apr
20% Jan
8
1
19
73
Mar 28
85% Apr
107
106% Jan
4
12% Jan
25
52% Mar 18
30% Mar 31
41% Jan
20
North
21
40% Dec
14
36
Jan
44%
Apr 22
North
64
Dec
30
73
27
64
Jan
6
28
Jun
24
26% Feb
17
100% Oct
5
102
Sep
100% Oct
42
Nov
Jan
Feb
21
113% Mar
28
103
16
Nov
16
6
18
57% May 22
22% Jan
Dec
28
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
78% Dec
29
88% Mar 23
67
'
•
2
79
11% Mar
99% Jan
103% Jan
101% Jan
4
25
13
39% Apr 28
.—100
68
Mar 29
29 Va Jan
5
6%
85
106
98%
98
20
*35%
97%
95
96%
21%
*21
21%
*11%
106%
48
4
preferred
•
,
,
*66%
67
28%
29
28 Va
►103%
104
*103%
104
98
100
preferred
series
$4.16
preferred
series.;
44% May 12
24% Mar 31
46 % Apr
44
16% Apr 28
23% Mar 31
8
31% Apr
31% Jan
31% Jan
47%
Common
28
4
4
Apr 22
preferred
series
preferred series
$4.08 preferred series.
7
Northrop
Corp.
Northwest
:
5%%
Norwich
107
43%
107
83
99%
—i
Airlines
conv..
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal
Co
30
'210
19%
*98% .99%
►'
19%
19%
35 Va
1 35 Va
35%
600
96%
.97
98%
6,300
21%
*21
21%
12
*11%
'
*21
*11%
1,000
400
12
'
32%
3174
41%
;4i%
66%
28%
66%
*66%
28%
28%
28%
24,700
5,100
32%
42%
31%
"
'
41%
67
.
20
67.
7.200
2874
104
*103%
104
104
104
30
107
107
*107
108
*107
108
180
♦105%
105%
107
105%
60
74
4074
13.600
25%
11,000
106%
*105%
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
39%
40%
40
25 Va
25'/a
24%
25%
25
25 Va
25 Va
25%
25
100
*72 Va
73
72%
72%
72 Va
71
72%
100
*83
83%
►83
83%
*83
106
510
200
106
►105%
19%
43 Va
'•
105%
78%
83
440
73
78%
96%
12
42
72%
:
85
5
(Minn)
$4.11
5
106 %
107 Va
42%
'
78%
230
72
*70
*35%
.31%
*103%
107 Va
Va
73
6,500
23,500
„
21%
*66%
29
,
28
38% Mar
67
28%
Ry_.
85 Va Mar 25
Jan
43%
*66 Va
474
9 %
72
.105%
96%
31%
4%
5
Pacific
84 Va Apr
81
31%
5
Co
$3.60
26% Mar 24
12
31%
44
10
Co
—
preferred
5.60% preferred
Northern
12
31%
.100
Ry
Gas
Apr 13
Jan
12
31
*11%
34%
*83
,
19%
95%
76
34%
78%
36
*21
24%
76
34%
*72
98'
19%
36
106
24%
78
*70
85
106 Va
24%
34%
78 Va
86
2,100
*76
73
78%
—100
Central
Natural
$4.10
22
72%
22 Va
5
9%
,
%
72
72%
77%
50
Corp
Northern
Northern
4
18
26.
36
*70
72
-\\
'
Car
74% Mar 24
22
40% Dec 22
*19 Va
*21
10
Aviation..
American
American
83 Va Apr
82
Apr
29 % Dec
see page
98%
34%
1
preferred
8
80
17
*105
98%
96%
Ry common__25
preferred
25
5
Jan
Apr 29
79% Jan 11
footnotes,
106 Va
98%
—100
Western
&
67% Jan
88% Mar 23
39% Dee
*85
36
78
89
For
►105
86
20%
22% Jan 25
24% Sep
29% Dec
»>*<
*85
100
.
5.80%
28
Apr 10
77%
19%
5% %
28
10
72%
77%
36
108% Mar 11
79% Dec
Mar 25
*70
73
77 Va
1
105% Mar 10
79% Dec
*
72
72%
5
6
21
2
*70
100
Co.
4
Dec
86% Mar
34%
34%
1,800
1,500
22
24%
77
35
100
—
Northern States Pwr Co
-
77
"
4
23
Sep
35% Jan 22
76%
Corp.
Adjustment
11% Dec
108
76
34%
8hare
Norfolk
21% Mar 14
32
17
25
77
•
9 Va
22%
5
*9
23
24%
Chemical
Nopco
30% Sep
12% Dec
23
25
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
Sep
14
22%
24%
34 Va
74
65% Jan
22%
25%
76%
preferred
69
1
23
25
100
$3.75
65
13
22 %
1
No par
3,900
22%
Corp—
Y
Common
4
49,000
.
31%
39 Va
73
20 Va
20
*80%
5,700
5%
18 Va
'
13%
*39%
74
74
2,700
23
5%
x30%
13%
31
Inc
Meter
11,200
15,700
8 Va
8 Va
22%
23
23 Va
*23%
1
*
8%
8%
9
8%
9
23%
1,100
33
19
No par
Co
*32
"'V1/'
1
Bros
90
1,700
1,600
32 Va
74
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
New York Air Brake.—
5
Feb 17
19%
32>/a
32%
13%
Neptune
19%
19%
32 Va
1
;
80
127
*125%
Cast.No par
30%
Neisner
4
125%
19 Va
19%
1
4
34% Jan
152
125%
33
T__5
Newberry Co (J. J.) common.No par
3%% preferred
100
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd. 100
14% Mar
8
151
19 Va
Co
Corp
7
152
♦125 Va
17,100
32%
Television
&
125%
127
152
153
93 Va
152'/a
89%
19%
Fibre
Vulcanized
125 Va
80
90
89
*150
33
4
National
126%
92%
6,400
19%
Co
4
►151%
153
*90
1,000
12,900
'
32%
Sugar Ref Co
Tea
18
93%
1,600
27 Va
19%
10
National
4
126%
90%
91%
'
,—10
4
Jan
♦151%
_
56%
90%
94 Va
10
33%
Co
Jan
57 Va
91%
57
%
19%
Corp
Apr
Jan
100
.100
1
Corp
Steel
&
National-Standard
8
19% Jan
36% May 22
Natl
Service
20% Jan
74% Dec
35
National Linen
28 Va Jan
27% Mar
71
4
13
13
2
20% Jan
6%
55
91
*90
5
preferred A
preferred B_
7%
25
common
common
25
13
26
Apr 14
Co
1
26
82% Mar
153
Lead
56%
__1
No par
Co
Gypsum
22%
10
preferred
$4.50
Feb 17
Feb
43% Feb
National
National
4
*93
-100
Co
26
Apr
37% Apr
15
4
22
126% Apr
29
5% Apr
14
Jan
Jan
Apr 13
pfd series of 1951
4%%
91 % Jan
24
City Lines Inc
National Fuel Gas
109%
Apr 28
18% Apr
16% Apr
19
59
13,200
55 Va
9%
44% Jan
8
7,100
152%
27
23
25%
54%
15
Jun
25%
152%
12
Sep
26
153%
32% Jan
90
7,600
25%
54%
54% Jun
28% Jun
13%
►152%
2
21
12
54%
12
Jan
12
153%
25
55% Feb
600
12
54%
46% Feb
5
50 Va
,
26 Va
25%
26
50%
*152%
Co common
preferred
55 % Sep
Jan
*25%
-1.300
13
50 Va
10
7%
26% Jun
80
25%
25%
5
Corp
261,600
13 Va
*13
13
50 Va
100
—10
Mar 31
153
41 Va
39%
41%
39 Va
:.. .>
*105%
107
*
•
—
-
72%
83 Va
__100
*81
83 Va
►81
83%
——100
*83
84
►83
84
100
*84
85
►84
*83
£5%
1
10
25^
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%
.
*81
84
*84
.
Vs
29 %
29'/a
29%
29%
*84
31%
18%
18%
18
18%
17%
18 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
45
46
45
46 Va
%
•;
.24 % •24% /,
45%
46
83 Va
'
84%
1
31%
16%
.
17%
24 %
45%
72-
;
24%
46 Va
260
.'.72%
,
.*83
81
84%
*7
85%
30
.
*
"
.
83
84%
V
.
85 Va
28%
•
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83%
84
% '
*84
7
83 Va
■
"50
81
200
84%
\ 85% '
30%
31 Va
1674
,19%
,7 724%
2474
.
'
45
45%
H
51,300
16,900
7 3,000
4,000
Number 5947
Volume 191
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Monday
Apr. 25
Par
Tuesday
HIGH SALE PRICES
,
Wednesday
Apr. 26
Thursday
27
Apr. 28
Friday
Apr. 29
Sales for
the Week
Shares
O
57y8 Sep:
22
67% Jan 30
Dec
74
Dec
87% Dec
88
Sep
34Mi Nov
21
29
95% Jan
16
84
Jan
4
92
85
12
75% Jan
4
81
Jan
13
89
Jan
4
94%
95Y4 Jan
16
86
Jan
6
91
83
15
30
13
100
i
46% May 21
34 Vi Mar 4
9
16
Dec 29
80
Sep 25
25% Dec 31
27% Jun
14%. Jan
29% May
7
5
84
Jan
7
2
25% Jan
6
43
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
15 Va Nov
12
10
9
97% Jan 27
26% Nov 13
85
Dec 24
79% Feb
110% Dec
9
4
42
9
37% Jan
4
27
23% Jan
12
75
23% Jan
Feb
5
10
15% Mar 24
Jan
25
93% Feb
2
10
108
16
113% Apr 29
<34% Jan 27
104% Feb
38% Apr 28
26 % Mar
9
99% Feb
85
99% Apr 28
5
4
Jan
100
Oil
Co
Okla Gas
100
&; Elec Co common.
90
Jan,
8
Mar 18
66%
67%
903/4
90
80%
80
80
90%
20
16%
•85%
26%
46%
16 %
30c
.__.No par
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
80
•80
*933/4
943%
943/4
943/4
90%
*90
•93%
903/4
32
32%
•.
30%;
,
31%
,
31%
<32%
•90
«,
\ 1 k
90%
*16%
16%
31%
*16%
31%
16%
16%
31%
*16%
*85%
86
85%
85%
26%
*85%
X253/4
26
253/4
25%
47%
25%
46%
46%
47%
45%
47%
9U
32%
31%
31%
86
31%
18%
86
31
16%
4,100
90%
360
81
100
■943/4
30
90%
270
.32
141500
31
3,900
'
16%
200
•85%
87
70
25%
253/4
26
46%
45
46
2,300
26,000
16%
16%
16 Ye
15%
163/4
40%
40Ye
40%
39%
40%
15%
18,500
313/4
39%
40%
32%
39%
40
313/4
32%
18%
31%
17%
32%
173/4
31%
17%
17"%
31%
11,900
26,400
15%
*15%
17%
15 Va
*15%
15%
95»A
*15%
933/4
%
95%
*15 %
Corp__—1
94%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com___6.25
4% preferred
100
104%
106
*110%
112
_
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
80
943/4
90%
•
80
♦933/4
66
33
33%
18
1
.____
80
90%
32
3/125
,
65
•32%
40%
_
Co
943%
90%
32%
32
Joo
Elevator
1
663/4
903/4
32%
7.50
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
66%
90%
5
_
_
Otis
66
90%
♦93%
90%
__No par
—
4% preferred
65%
90%
80
Olln Mathieson Chemical
Corp____5
Oliver Corp
1
15% Feb 23
104% Dec 31
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Ohio
65%
90%
—100
54% Jan
30% Mar
May" _7
94% July
61% Feb
65%
100
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
17
17 V4 Apr
12
15
4.40% prererrea
3.90% preferred
86 % Apr
4
27% Jan 18
15% Apr 29
36% Mar 4
39% July 15
16%
Mar 23
32% Apr 21
16% Jan
7
6
Feb
Mar 24
Apr 22
Mar 24
39% Jan
4
27
,26%. Mar
.
Ohio Edison Co common
When Issued
67% Apr. 28
Jan
30% Jun
7
7
31% Apr
27
90 Ya Feb
7
Jan
16
Feb
18
9
4178 Feb
Jan
59
.15
No par
.
'
28%
89
28%
89
'
95
102% 106%
111
112
*273/4
28%
90
90
'•
97
15%
96%
99%
16%
15%
17%
17%
173/4
15%.
*15%
15%
95%
99%
101%
99%
102
1033/4
102
100
111
1113/*
112
113 Va
28%
•28
28%
91
112% 1133/4
28
273/4
*89
91
•89
890
13,500
6,100
90
28%
*89
1,900
-
1,100
60
P.
11
16% NOV 16
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
11% Nov 27
15% Jan
5
22
23 % Feb
26
9% Sep
18
Jun
23
Jan
7
14 Ya Feb
11
16 Ya Mar 10
18% Jan
6
HYaJan
16
Pacific Coast Co
5% preferred
Pacific Finance
5
Apr 21
21 y4 Apr 21
18YaMar 18
51% Nov
58% Jun
5
67% Apr
20
663/4 Apr
3
54 Yt Feb 12
60%'Feb 17
60 Ya Jan
9
Jan
4
45% Nov
16
56% Jan
7
46% Mar
8
513/4 Jan
5
25% Sep
23
26 Y4 Mar 10
32 % Jan
28
126
Oct
21
4.% Sep 22
30
Sep
3
297/e Oct 20
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
46% Nov 24
130 Y4 Feb
5
17
35% Apr
Jun
25
59% Jan
28
11
2
7% Jan
4
Feb
12
39
42 Y4 Mar
2
Jun
145
26Y4 Apr 28
16% Apr 28
13
20% Nov
Jan
23
65
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc-5
83
94
8
Dec
Sep
21
9
49% July 30
23% Jan
23
42V4 Sep
22
Oct
12
42
2
31 %
Jan
4
Packard-Bell
4
Pan Amer World
4
a
21% Sep
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
45% Nov 25
Mar
50 Y4 Feb
3% Jan 30
12% Feb 26
29
24
65 Ya Mar 20
18% Dec
87
46% Mar
2
46 y4 Jan
4
8
28 V4 Jan
4
8
60Ya Feb 29
Mar 10
2
14
Apr 28
3
Mar 16
14 Y4 Feb
21% Jan
8
11
12
17% Jan
12
233/a Apr 29
44
Mar 15
4
50% Jan
6
8
31 Ya Jan
4
111 Ya Feb
25
131 Ya Jan
6
24% Feb
16
11
35% Dec 18
30% Feb
2
25% Nov 13
29% May 5
102% Apr
8
98Y4 Apr 20
253/a Jan
27
39% Mar 12
30% Sep
21
98% Jan
21
125
26
Sep
21
36
32 3a Dec
88
Dec
11
84% Dec
14
Dec
July
1
27% Mar
13 Ya Apr
29
15% Nov
17
20
40% Nov
27
55% Mar 20
40
49% Jan
5
64'/a Aug 11
57% Dec
30
26% Jan
2
74
Jan
5
36 Vt Feb
13
Oct
14
15% Dec
18
6% Feb 24
30% Sep
94% Sep
22
22
54% Dec
22
46% Jun
9
50
43 Ya
100
May
57
Apr
223/4 Jan
87% Dec
11
103 x/a Apr
23
Dec
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
21
Jan
65
Dec
1
54
Jun
9
7
77% Dec 23
74% Dec 22
41
Oct
22
11% Jan 28
36% Dec
4
90
Jan
2
20% Jan
8
32
Jan
4
6
28 Ya
473/a
9,800
100
1313/4
132 y4
27%
133%
*132 Ya
273/4
133 Ya
28%
132 Ya
5Ya
132 Ya
5Ya
132 Ya
5Ya
132 Ya
340
28%
29 y4
26 y4
4,900
15,700
1
____50c
28 y4
5
30 y4
28 Ye
133
5Ya
l
163/4
313/a
17 Ya
No par
__100
44 Ya
453/4
5
•86
88
16%
16 Ya
16 Ya
17%
45,200
45 Ya
45%
443/4
88
45 Y4
14,700
16%
163/4
17 Ya
45%
45
45%
*87
87
87
42 Ya
42
42 Ya
40 Ya
43
41 Ya
43 Ya
39 Ya
41
43
2.50
25
25 Ya
42 Ya
43 Y«
43
43 Ya
Transportation
No par
& Enterprises.__l
52
52
24%
25%
Mines
2%
16 Ya
16 Ya
16 y4
16%
16 Ya
16 Ya
23
23
23
♦23
46 3/4
453/4
46
46
29 y4
28 Ya
28%
28 Ya
1233/4
122 y4
3.50
*46
28%
No par
123
3
Corp
Light com
4% % preferred
27
28
133/4
Electric
45 y4
28 Ya
8,800
117 Ya
us y4
3,100
119
93 Ya
923/4
93 V*
92 Y4
94
27 y4
91
89
89 Ya
93 y4
93 y4
93
88Ya
94
89 Yt
13Ya
893/4
13%
13 Ya
13 Ya
89%
13 Y4
893/4
170
42
41 Ya
13 y4
42 Ya
13%
42
42
13 Ya
13 3/a
41 Ya
32,500
41 Ya
63 Y4
62 Ya
63
62 Ya
59
*57 Y4
28
•89
26
27
33
•32
33
•41
61Y4
62%
62 y4
59
62%
58 Ya
59%
42 Ya
593/4
60
42 Ya
42 Y4
51
51 Ya
50
41 Ya
50
42 Ya
50 y4
50 y4
41 y4
42%
33,900
50 V*
50%
503/a
50 Ya
1,000
95
93 Ya
93%
14Ya
14
14
•93
94
*93
95
1
143/a
14 Ya
14 Ya
14 Ya
5
4Ya
4Ya
4Y4
4%
28
•99 Y«
29 Ya
100
28 Ya
28%
*99 y4
100
*93 y4
95
14
14%
4%
4%
28 y4
29
*99 Ya
100
*93 y4
14
4%
4Y*
28
29
99 Ya
99 Ya
4%
26%
*99 Ya
6,700
150
50
2,500
4Y4
4,700
283/8
52,000
100
40
44%
44 Ya
44 Ya
44%
443/a
46 y4
No par
50 y4
50 y4
45 Ya
50 Ya
46%
50 Ya
50
45 Ya
50%
46 Ya
34,000
50%
50%
50Y4
50%
8,800
94
*80y4
8IY2
79%
100
*90 Ya
90 Ya
*90 Ya
90 Ya
*90 Ya
90 Ya
*90 Ya
90%
*90%
•97
90 Ya
98
*97 Ya
98
49
Jan
6
26% Feb
38 y4
17
Apr
8
653/4 Feb
1
71
60
Apr
5
643/4 Mar
77 Ya Jan
20
81% Mar 30
743/a Jan
14
78 3/4 Apr
25
48% Jan
4
41
Ya Mar
9
14
49% Aug 27
95% May 8
53% Dec
3
700
42
*58
so y4
5
52% Mar23
16% Dec
1
600
42 Ya
so %
33% Apr
Mar 23
200
41
94
26
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
84% Apr 14
7,000
8,400
42
100
IT
73
700
26%
No par
(Chas) & Co Inc com__33Y3C
(conv)
.100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
.12.50
1,100
28 Ya
27
Pet Milk Co
2nd preferred
233/a
44%
26
63
Pfizer
23
26%
60
100
23 Ya
46 y4
♦32
62 Ya
;.
28,600
32 Y4
•57 Ya
Corp of America
16 Ya
27%
25
4 Y2 % preferred
16 Ya
28%
—100
33 y3c
common
118
2,200
16 Ya
26Ya
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co_
♦4-1
122 y4
200
2Y4
32 y4
92%
10
283/4
1,600
51
26%
100
_5
28 Ya
25
2Y4
32 y4
27
•89
*45 Ya
51
27 y4
31 Ya
26Ya
._100
23 Ya
46 y4
29Ya
*24%
2%
263/4
31 Ya
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
27
119
52
2%
16%
•23
30
2,500
23,600
•31 y4
l
4.40% series
123
•51
88
28
No par
.
52 Y4
2%
23
Sand
25 Ya
*51
2Y4
25
Glass
*25
53
2Y4
5% conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
Penn Power 6c
25
23/a
5
,_i
25
*51 Ya
2%
•87
No par
100
Feb
56% May 12
36% May 6
9,500
26%
16%
88
5
27%
44 Ya
•86 Ya
5%
5Ya
28 Ya
293/4
30
5
Mar
8
32 Ya Apr
Mar 29
163/4 Mar 17
39% Jan 26
26
91
93
Apr 11
<433/4 Feb
1
Jan
5
66
Apr 14
37% Jan
8
45% July 7
26 Ya Dec 15
31
Mar 18
85
Jan
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
89
Mar 21
93
15
Jan
18% Feb
Feb
2
16
25% Jan
5
12
4
87% Jan
21% Feb 17
19
Jan 22
9
conv
Co
common
preference
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
com
i
21
*20 y4
21
•20 y4
21
94
94
*20 y4
21
*93%
94
93 Ya
933/a
*92 Ya
94
80 y4
79
79
97
97 Ya
98
98 y4
98
98
50c
34 Ya
35 Ya
35
35 y4
343/4
35 Ya
31 y4
32 y4
3
common—
3 3A% preferred series A.
Philip Morris inc common.
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
—No
$4 preferred
No
Piper Aircraft Corp.
Pitney-Bowes Inc
___.
100
5
convertible preferred
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
61%
313/a
70
61 Ya
31
Ya
32 Ya
61 Ya
62 y4
*69
70
*69
70
62
62%
79 y4
79 y4
*79 y4
80
80
80
100
783/4
*78
79
*78
79
5
783/4
45%
45 Ya
44 Ya
453/a
44%
45 Ya
1
14
I43/a
14
14
14
14
par
33
33 y4
32 Ya
33 y4
33
34 Y4
par
93 Ya
93 Ya
*92
94%
*92 y4
94 Ya
34%
35%
30 Ya
31%
•69
70
61%
62 y4
80%
8oy4
•78
79
44%
45
14
14
34%
34%
92%
92%
1
58 Ya
59
58 y4
59 y4
58 Ya
583/4
35%
36
353/a
57%
35 Ya
58%
_2
35%
353/4
35%
35 Ya
No par
No par
$4.80
30 Ya
*69
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
$5
*20 Ya
100
Phila 6c Reading Corp
Philco Corp
21
1
22 Ya
86 y4
•87
17 Ya
22 Ya
86 y4
90
17%
223/4
22%
86%
87
*86 y4
87
90
*87
90
*87
90
18
*17%
17%
*87
17%
17%
22 Ya
23 y«
17%
23 Ya
23%
♦86%
87
79
333/4
34 Y4
29%
30 Ya
•69
61 Ya
79%
•78
43 Ya
13%
333/4
*92 Va
57%
34%
23
86 Vi
•87
17%
160
79
70
100
"
7,100
47,700
70
62%
12,600
79%
90
79
45%
140
52,500
14
1,600
34%
3,900
93 Ya
58
35%
23%
40
i 4,000
9,500
4,100
86%
70
90
17%
2,500
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry—
7
91% Mar 19
7
9
5
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
100% Jun
9
34 % Mar 31
21% Nov 17
96% Jan 28
Mar
4
28% Jan 26
82% Jan 29
86
Feb
23% Jan
132
124 Ya Jan
July 23
9
9
Mar 16
81
Dec
18
125-
Dec
18
56% Dec 31
31% Apr 17
188% Dec 22
■
7
130
80% Jan
Mar
4
58 Ya Apr 29
'94% Apr 29
43 Y» Mar 8
15 Ya Apr 28
163 y4 Feb
1
8
4
22 Ys Jan
4
Jan
71
>
175 Ya Jan
15
Apr 29
663/4 Apr 18
69% Apr 14
13% Mar 24
116
Apr 28
38 Ya Jan
25% Apr 29
64 Ya Apr 29
15
Jan
6
18
125
12
Apr 11
81 Ya Jan
4
124 y4 Jan
4
56% Jan
5
21
6
Jan
240% Apr 26
Sep 22
28% May 14
21 Ya Apr
29
25 Ya Jan
5
Jan
96
89% Apr 25
95V4 Jan
11
7%
47% Feb
17
35% Dec
26% Dec
78% Oct
10
4
5
Dec
31
29% Feb 24
27
Feb
29
1
Apr
7
$3.50 convertible
Plough Inc—
Plymouth Oil Co_
Polaroid Corp—
—2.50
—i
Poor 8c Co
98
Jan
14
9
41 Ya Feb
17
65 y4 Jan
5
20 Ya Jan
7
20 Ye Feb
1
Feb
18
113 Ys Apr
8% Apr 28
HYaPeb
82% Jan
34%
Nov
16
68%
*67
68 Ya
14 y4
14 y4
*71%
73
•71 Ya
73
•122
603/4
106
Feb
19
83
Apr
1
5
84
Apr
4
8
Feb
25
29% Feb
4
81
67
Jan
19
29% Apr 29
87% Apr 28
104
Feb 25
45 Ya
Apr 14
72 Ya Mar 31
23 Ya
'
Apr 20
22 Ya Mar 22
19
11
7
34% Apr
6
75%, Feb 23
39 Ya Jan
4
125
62 y4
*101
102 y4
49
49 Ya
17 Ya
17 Ya
1
228 y4
237 y4
:——.10
22%
23
16
14 y4
14 y4
*122
125
60
Ya
*99%
15Ya
16 Ya
14 y4
122
14%
122
15%
14
14
•122
125
14%
*122
14%
4,900
100
1,500
125
,61
99%
583/4
60 Ya
58%.
99
59%.
99%
58Ya
58 Ya
95
48
49 Ya
483/4
48 Y4
97%
94 Ya
48%
49
17
47%
473/4
50
95
*
17 y4
16 Ya
2403/4
22 Ya
22%
234 y4
*90
232 y4
22
k
17
2393/4
22 Ya
'
15%
16%
229% 237
21%
22
16
16 Ya
232Y4 236 Ya
21 Ya
21 Ya
90%
•90
4,400
590
2,400
7,300
42,800
3,300
Co
5Y2%
Potomac
Electric Power Co
100
89%
90
90
90 y4
-10
28 Ya
28%
28 Ya
29
283/4
29
95
94%
94%
95
973/4
55 y4
$1140 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred—
100
4.18% preferred
100
6
36% Aug 31
72 Ya Aug 27
48 Ye Apr 16
15 Ya
*67
73
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
76% Mar 13
233/4 jan 13
2
15
68 Ya
29
48% Feb
17
15%
*67
*71 Ya
Apr 29
106 Ya Apr
Jan
68 Ya
73
29
85
15,100
15%
39 Ya Apr
78% Jan
2,900
66
•71
9
80% Jan
50
26
64%
*66 Ya
8
16
131%
25 Y4
66 y4
16 y4
26% Mar
3
*130
26%
64 Y4
72
—_5
Inc (H K)—
sink fund preference
130
26%
68 Ya
16
36 Ye Mar
8
Mar 20
88
preferred)——_75
130
72
*66 Ya
55 y4
43 Ya Apr
33 Ya Mar
7
26%
663/4
Public Service Co of Colorado—10
Jan
86 Ya Jan
66%
20
52
Jan
24
130 Ya
26 Ya
66%
57 y4 Apr
5
92
8% Nov 23
*129 Ya
26%
66
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—
10
5% preferred class A
100
5Ya% 1st series prior pfd
..100
Pittsburgh 6c West Virginia—
100
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd—-100
Pittston Co (The) common..:
1
11
58% Jan
22 Ya May 14
117% Feb
5
15
Jan 16
129 Ya
253/4
66%
2
1
91% Mar 20
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
104
Sep 21
129 Ya
27 Ya
65%
Procter
813/4 Feb
93
Dec 24
129 Ya
26 y4
99 Y4 Mar 18
903/4 Nov 30
5
08
•128%
93 Ya
Sep 23
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
83
100
1.25
_10
guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Porter
14
25% May 19
73 % Feb
9
82 %
Nov
28 Ya
46 Ya
3.80% preferred
Feb
42
30
29% Dec
28%
47%
28 Ya
4.40% preferred
Apr
99
145
Dec
65
9,400
28 Ya
46 Ya
6
7
13
92
9
74% Dec
Jun
473/a
82 Ya Mar ,14
Jan
6
9
'
80
2,100
63
46%
96
873/4 Jan
12
94
56 Ya
47
62 Ya
*20 %
Jan
3
56 Ya
63 y4
$1
Ya Jan
3
563/4
62%
21% Mar 24
93
Dec
56%
63%
20 Ya Jan
84
82
563/4
63
common
Phila
23
56 y4
63 y4
46 Ya
51
18
4
•20 Ya
55 Ya
62 Ya
473/8
42 Ye
Peabody Coal Co
4%
23
*55 y4
633/4
42
Petroleum
9
*20 y4
55 y4
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Mar
*20 Ya
23
43 Ya
11
33% Jan
2,400
1,400
*20 Ya
42 Ya
21
57% Jan
15 y4
23
423/4
5 Ya Jan
100
7,000
16 Ya
15
23
*20 Ya
42 34
16Ya Jan
8
133/4
16Ya
14%
__l
9
4
*13 Ya
17
14%
No par
27
2
Dec
88
7
26
89
22
7
Jan
83
Nov
553/4 Mar 23
14
163/4
15
47 Ya Mar 31
99
5
16
Jan
43% Mar
27
104% Jan
16
68
Apr
75
Sep
125% Dec
24% Jan
73% May
19% May
95% Mar
88% Apr 13
213/8 Jan
14%.Dec 28
68 Ya Mar 25
423/4 Apr
97
15
75
85
9
Mar.
26% Mar 14
4
5
23
Oct
27
4YaMar
8
26
20
63 Y4 Apr
14
Mar 30
70% Mar
8
92 Ya Jan
193/4 Jan 22
37/a Oct 27
7
34% Jan 29
41Ya Feb 16
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
92
Jan
55
Mar 23
5
45
54% Feb
393% Dec 31
17 Ya Jan
8
Mar
13%
16%
15
line—
Penna
Jan
18
4
14
163/4
14 Ya
623/4
Airways Inc___
East Pipe
35
85 V4 Jan
Jan
13Y4
16 Ya
14Ya
46%
Electronics
30% Mar 31
27% Apr 27
96 Y2 Apr
6
92 Ya Apr 18
89
14 Ya
16 Ya
15 y4
55 y4
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
11
13%
163/4
14%
No par
14 2/7
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co—
Parker Rust Proof Co_
Patino
14 Ya
163/4
10
;
Common
Parmalee
14
______25
Pacific Telep 6c Teleg com
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
48 Ye Jan
8
Ya Mar 18
29
36% Mar 15
July 24
Corp
23 Ya Jan
39 Y2 Apr
50% Mar 13
36% Feb
83
1
25
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp___
Panhandle
43
common.
81
Gamble—
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
.
—
100
-25
—25
—100
38%
28 y4
56 Ya
38%
28 y4
54%
38%
38 y4
38 Ya
28 y4
28%
28 Ya
28 Ya
83
82
83
*84
85
*84
85
87
87
87
87
83
•82
*84
85
87
87
102
55
38
*82
*101
55 y4
90%
101 y4 101 y4
44 Y4
45 y4
1013/4 1013/4
44%
45
72
72 Ya
72
72
•72
72%
22 Ya
22 Ya
*22
23
*22
23
21
♦111
21
113%
*21
110 Ya
443/4
21 y4
*21
113 y4
•112
45
21Y4
113
90%
91
1,110
28%
29
28 Ya
28 Ya
8,900
96%
97%
96
97%
6,100
53%
54 Y4
53%
54
38 y4
38 Y4
38%
39 Ya
28%
28%
28 Ya
29
*82
•84
83
*82
5,100
19,800
8,800
83
100
85
*84
85
87%
87%
*87
873/4
101 Ya
101 Ya
*101
101 Ya
30
443/4
5,600
44%
44%
72
72
*21
*112
8%
21Y4
113
9%
44%
*72
*21
•112
73
213/4
113
'
220
70
300
120
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
9Ya
9%
9Y4
8%
9Ya
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
81 y4
8i y4
*81 Ya
82
81 y2
81 Ya
40
31%
313/4
30 Ys
31 Ya
31
31 Ya
30%
31 y4
30%
30 Ya
23,500
72 Ya
73%
71 Ya
72
72 Y4
72%
73 y«
71Y4
72
8,900
30
30 Ya
30 Ya
72 Y4
30 Ya
30 Ya
30 Ya
30
30%
X29%
30
24,300
$4.75 preferred
Pullman
Pure Oil
—
Inc.—
—
No par
5
9%
82
9
*81 Ya
93/a
82
*81%
17,400
Q
124 V
*24 Va
24
?eC 29
Sep 22
Feb 29
For
64% Jan 16
140
Mar
5
27 Ya Oct 27
footnotes,
42
26
see page" 26,
Jan
26
125% Jen 11
Mar
8
133 Ya Apr
7
Quaker Oats Co common
—5
6% preferred..
—
—100
27% Jan
4
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
48% Mar 23
45% 46%
131
131
27Y4
27Y4
44% 45
*131
134
27%
27%
44% 45
*131
.134
27Ya
27Ya
45 y4
46
45 Ya
*130 Ya
134
*130%
27%
27%
27
45 Y4
3,300
134
20
27
500
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
Monday, May 2, 1960
,
,
(1896)
24
NEW YORK
STOCK RECORD
STOCK: EXCHANGE
Previous
Range for
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
-
,
-
R
9
Dec
28
23 Va Jan
9
41% Dec
56 Va Jan
6
73
67
59% Jan
29
5
67% Jan
4
74
74% Mar
8
8
39 % Apr
30% Feb
17
Mar
63
May 22
6
Jan
4
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
18% Jan
5
Reading
5
4%
noncum
20
4%
non-cum
Reed
Apr
29
73% Apr
27
37% Apr
29
53%
Jan
21
13
24
37 y2 Jan
26
25 y* Dec
28
33 y< Jan
14
iey8Apr
26
17
Oct
9
27% Jun
1
16 % Apr
12
Jan
5
41% Sep
28
20 Va Apr
5
1
25% Nov
16
Jan
2
9
16% Dec
29
25
Nov
32
7
26
26% Mar 15
17
20% Apr
Feb
*
28 ¥4 Jan
Jan
6
28 Va Jan
18
27% Jan
4
20
•
19% Mar 17
5
Jan
8
73
2
48% Apr
19
36% July 23
5
60 y8 Mar
47% Apr
26
55 y8 Feb
11
57
7
17% Sep
22
7% Nov
12% Nov
25
11% July
11
23% Jan
19% Mar 14
28% Jan
14% July
7% Feb
Reliance
Elec
& Eng Co
Mfg
Co
10% Apr
5
4
50% Jan
22
8
81% Sep
38% Jan
5
54 y8 July
63% July 27
46% Feb
46% Jan
28
7
57% Nov
16
Dec
28
42
3
Mar
116
17% Sep
21
Dec
21
64% Apr
5
84 y2 Apr
17
19% Apr
28
28% Jan
4
68% Mar
81 y» Feb
Richfield
4
16
32 y8 Apr
27
42
Riegel Paper Corp
28% Jan
21
45%
45% Sep
Dec
37
■
35 y2 Feb
16
23
23% Jun
17
29 y8 Jan
2
39 y8 July
29
9
5
Oct
30
Jan
4
86 %
12% Apr
24% Mar 12
7
5
1774 Jan
6
Rohr Aircraft Corp_
Jan
4
Ronson
8
Roper
14% Mar 25
9%
17
34
May 27
2
22
40
Oct
6
50
3
Vis Jan 26
16
Jun
24
12% Dec
1
22
10 % Apr
6
Ruppert
25
40 V2
7
84% Mar
26
27 Va Apr
28
32
29% Apr
89 % Dec
14
24 ¥2 Dec
31
29% May
8% Dec
24
2
12¥'2 Oct
5
51 ¥2 Apr
28
14
69Va Mar
9
°
7
35% Apr
29
9% Jan
4
3
Jan
Feb
8
10
79 % Feb
3
39
52% Feb
39% Feb
50% Feb
16%
Schick
11
11
Apr
Convertible
28
5
71% Feb
17
82% Apr
7
18
81
Jan
9
73
Feb
29
76
Feb
16
23
96
Apr
13
81
Jan
4
89
Apr 29
21
30 Va Mar 18
22% Apr
29
30
Jan
26
71
87% Mar
8
22
Sep
Dec
31
78
Mar 17
66% Jan
6% Nov
13
31 % Nov
4
10% Mar 11
40% May 25
32% Feb
67
19
20y»Nov
July
36 ¥2 Mar
13
16
Bolt
&
Seagrave
Sealright-Oswego Falls
44'% Feb
17
50% Jan
4
Sears
5
50% Nov
23
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
17% Apr
27
193/4 Jan
25
9y4 Jan
20
17% Dec
16
12 % Apr
28
16
Jan
4
81% Nov
6
91% Dec
17
Sep 21
18 y8 Jan
8
46 J/2 Jan
Jan
4
27
26
Seiberling
$5.25
25
8
33
9
43% Jan
4
11
16% Jan
4
31% Mar
Jan
38% Dec
11
18 Va Jun
23.
22% Dec
30
19% Mar
9
23% Jan
-4
17 ¥4 Nov
16
22% Aug 12
16Va Mar
9
21% Jan
13
Feb
17
20 V8 Jan
4
29 ¥I» Feb
17
40% Apr
27
9
56% Jan
5
7
54
30 Va Apr
Shell
24% Oct
16% Jun • 9
28
23 y8 Sep
22
45 y8 Mar 25
78
14
59
Jan
2
Jan
7
18 y2 Jan
6
104 Va
July 27
31% May 22
48y<i Nov 24
67% Apr
50 y4 Nov
17
74% Apr
44 y» Jan
22
64
12 Va Sep
.
23
59% July 27
15% Jan
68
Dec
9
2
14
29% July
1
9
Oct
28
24% May 29
19
25
15
52% Feb
22% Nov
12
273/4 Aug 21
Dec
4
29% Dec
15
54% Jun
19
Feb
24
30 V» Nov
13
34
34% Nov 25
21 y8 Nov
16
323/4 Jan
2
35% Mar
3
*
7% Jan
12
27
453/4 Jan
28
49% Mar 31"
26/
Jan
11
303/4 Feb
3
(A
O)
Solar
Kline
Aircraft
69%
71%
46
f
46
12
47% Apr
5
31% Jan
4
34% Feb
34 Va Mar 14
37% Jan
15*
22
19% Mar
8
233/4 Jan
48 Va Nov
17
603/4 Jan
15
44
Mar
7
54% Jan
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
18 Va
Dec
15
75
13
65
Jan
21
68
23% Apr
1
20% Apr 12
25
65
Jan
Dec~31
19% Apr
2
5% Sep 10
28%
56% Jan
8
91
9
89% Apr 10
21% Mar 16
81% Dec
16
Nov
30
21 % Oct
22.,
83
22
Dec
32% Sep 24
76
Oct
26% Jun
For
2
10
9% Mar
Dec
5
18
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
47% Dec
16
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
footnotes,
see page
67/a Feb
1
Mar 15
5
5
Apr 21
Apr
8
Apr 11
293/4 Jan
4
9% Jan
11
Jan
4
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preferred
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14.
...
18%
38%--
1
1
Co—
preferred
V
35 ¥2
1
No par
South Jersey Gas Co—
South
31% j. 32 ¥4
1
14%.
1
Co__
South Carolina E&QCo com—4.50
-
32
114
;
Spiegel
37% Jan
237 a
23 ¥2
;.a8%,:.
4
1
23
.
*14%-.
18
5
28 % Apr
16
63/4
18
43% Jan
86% Mar 23
81
16
71
20%> ,20%
87% Feb'
2
*17 Vi
1674
23 %.
50c
83% Jan
.77% Feb
35%
18 ¥2
"
-
75%
49%
34%
4
8
36 ¥2
*16
♦87%:
""
35,200
*173/4
817/a
/
13,600
7%
■
16 VA
81%
6%
30
*26 ¥4
774
18%
813/4
71%
13,500
36%
81%.
%
200
42
93
26
*
7%
700
7,800
75
*91
26
'•
17 Va
,
41%
93
774
36 /
12%:
23
100
3,600
:
31%
1674
42 ¥a
25 ¥2
11%
75%
330
27 ¥2
*71
75
413/4
8 %<
29,500
-
270
27%
31%
.
17 ¥4
*7174
257/a
12 '
89:
32
*91
8134;
*
27 Va
17
11%
131%
26% Jan
12
17%
173/8
.
4
293/4 Mar
17 Va
/
39%
*220
16
69
11 ¥2
16% Jan
4
*3174
93
5,400
35 V4
.
*44.
34 ¥4
13% Apr
1
20% Apr 28
84 Va Feb
85
32
42 VA
16 3/a
'
31%
75%-/
.,'500
-
82 Va ,82 ¥4
82
270
27 ¥»
12%
*81%
82
//
.•3.900
10y4
39%
3974
,3874
*220
'
.
96
Spencer Chemical Co common— _6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons
l
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
66
.
12%
11%
Southern Co
29% Jan
16
83
1,500
38%
T
157/a
161%
28
9%
9%
1
.South Amer Gold 81
Southern
3
243/4 Oct
39%/;
270
,.
38%
*10
*16 V2
9% '
♦9 Va
34%
America
Corp—:
&
5
37% Mar 16
22
16
12%
18
463/4 Jan
Sep
161%
■>; 27%'
235/8
...
21% Jan
41 ¥2
-121/4
'
>-49%
17
60% Jan
12%
123%
16 Vi
23 Va '
Vz
34%
Socpny Mobil Oil Co Inc
17
19,400
1,600
19 ¥2
24
34%
5
56 Vb Feb
16%
v
-
38 ¥4
23%
14%
423/aJan
63% Mar 25
16 y8
77/a
*16%
6%
8
21
16%
'-/ 25%
16%
5
15 Va Mar 31
'27% Mar 25
16
.
39
7%
7%.:
/
19
*
18
68,200
16%
25 ¥4
25 Va
*'
37
34
Smith
Jan
1,900
39%
*
Smith-Douglass Co Inc_
25
20y4
38%
42,v
16
■
*87%
4
8
201/4
39%
*91
20
:
*.
60% Jan
40 Va Apr
Mar
20%
38%
38%
93
'
•
28% Mar 23
12
23
*201/4
40%
*71%
39
Inc—i—_5
Apr 22
5
34
10y4
16%
10% 7 lOi/a
42
♦91
5,600
II,100
10%
153/4
*81 ¥2
73
610
<131/4
10 »/4
12%
17%
41%
>•
••
8 Va
39
*19
Marchant
Jan
18
Apr 20
44 3/4 Dec
Feb
55
17
73
.
.
13'/a
'
Simonds Saw & Steel
29
36 Va Mar
25
7%
ordinary—
Simplicity Pattern Co
Sinclair
Oil
Corp.—
Skelly Oil Co——
■
47 % Mar
26
8 ¥2 May
4
23% Feb
52% Jan
38
4.
7
24
91
24%
No par
Strapping
Smith-Corona
29
Apr
42
91
No par
Smith
.
74
41%
*
17%
73
5,100
87
16%
39
31 ¥2
2,900
716%
16%
12%
*220
2,100
'
;•
10
-
10%
v
:/
/
,
-28%
*31%
-31%:/
17 Va
♦
No par
Co
4
38% Nov
9
Steel
Simmons
Apr 13 J
55% Jan
1
28
28
27%
250
250
1
shares
26
30
16
Signode
Feb 15
94% Jan
30%
>-
270
/
353/a
7
131/4
15%
81 %
81%
813/4
81%
24%
35 y8
*85
87
401%
*
38% / 387/a
38 Va
38 Vs
45
705
12%
16%
V 16
ley*' 1161/2
"
v
*10%
IO1/4
10 %
103/8
3,900
51
24%
10%
*
4
7,000
44 3/8
■'>••
44%
720%
13
■; 33%
20%
-
.40
40
401%
4,300
-
39
•
12 »/2
12%
12% *12%
40
—_l
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
Siegler Corp
11
61% Jun
.
Mar 14
York
Jan
41
16%
2.50
Transp & Tr—
New
18% Feb
4
5% Dec
26% Mar 24
40
16%
,16%;
14%
Shelter
53% Jan
16
30 Va Jun
Mar 10
78
39%
No par
Co—
13 ¥2 Apr
Jun
14
46% Mar
201%
40
;
24%
*85
•1
20%
1
Corp___.
34% Apr 29
22% Feb
45
48 Va Mar
87
"
1
(Frank G)
.5
July 23
22% Jan
17
Steel
Shell. Oil
4
Jan
43
28
*85
2,100
44
35%
718
.
2.500
325/a
"
Sharon
Shattuck
Va Jun 17
42 Va Dec 30
Apr
720
;
'
39%
223%
Inc
719
-
:
17
22
Gas
&
241/s
35%
711/4
3%
,,
.35 %
25
18,300
40
*47
45
.7
/
300
.
16,500
v.
32%
51
45
101%
34
:
Industries
Oil
Shamrock
21
14
Co
preferred
Shahmoon
14% Mar 31
l2Va Sep
19
Rubber
*24%
13%
22
Co_
&
45%
45%
.
».
70
43%
*46
13%
34%.
Servel Inc common
18
32% Mar
26
49
97% Apr
Jan
11% Jan
Roebuck
/ 51
*47
9%
171/4
800
39%
r
3%
;:,"43%-
16%
—5
Corp
/7174
33/4
44 %
13%
3
4
,% 43 3%
-9%
_5
Jan
; 1%
70%
33%
16%
1
41
3% '
9%
1
Corp
1%
32%
*16%
__20
Seaboard Finance Co_
Apr 22
17% Jan 15
/' l3/4
40
9%
19%
t,19%
19%
39%
87
13%
84%
32%
35 1
722
627/a
191/4
1%
p.
16%
,
18,300
"
•
62%
84
40%;
9%
13%
1,600
-62%
19 Va
33
35
v.
v
■
16%
13!/a
22,400
46%
128%
*833/4
62
84
62%
841%
73
*45%
*85
5
No par
No par
Amer
25
7
87
57%
461%
40 Va
51 >
715
„
56%
5,900
128%:
130
321%
-
3%
•"34%.
724
57'A
-'47%
71 ¥2
4
*85
15,000
'
■
24% .124%
,
715
16,200
451%
*
32%
45
.
•35%
35 '/a
*70
Corp of
1
72%
/40'
♦47 /
Y
25
24%
;
57%
*46%
20Va
1% v 1%.
;/
43% i 44%
45'/4
45
100
34% Apr
6
50
56%
44%
34,700
7 ■
84%
1%
..
3%
45%
,300
58
46 '/8
•
*128
'/'V 19%'.
'
123
45% Mar 18
32% May
39
374'*
14%
42%
/' 55%
'
62
84%
'
5
1.40/
35c
preferred
/
62%
/
50
5,000
571/4/
56%-
.'.,129%
/
21,000
;
561/a
.45
57%
9
600
42
■V
46 y8
471/4
32%
♦45%
59
56%
71%
43 i"..
43%
;.. 45
19%. !20
40 »/4
3%
9
58-
56%
/■
'
14
42
>■.
33%
39
14
57 '/8
44 ¥2
129
84%
■
173/8
14%
141/4
59'/4
44
r
/ *461/2
W* 1%'
'
33
;
,
..
6,400
;
'
721%.
72
25
26 Va
35V* Oct
*
-.9%
1301/2
1%;
1%
9
57%
61%
%
21
19%
91/4
•>
*47i/4
56%
*46
129 y8
86
L
8%
Y
'
63%
common
Co
2
90
45%
62
No par
1
13
58%
130
^
13% Jan
39V* Jan
57%'
44i/2
58%
*84 Va
1
30
—1/
:
37
Oct
46%;
57%
:
.23%
58 I/B
•451/2
58 %!•
.22%
/ *14
59%
4474
,44%
130
/
56
*55i/a
22%.
22%
v
■
'14
14
-!
23%
.23%
56
*551/4
58%
31
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
2
23
5
Apr 11
Mtg
Screw
14
8% Jan
8
20 Va Apr
3
29 Va Apr
14
'
,
*
24
v
.
:
'
,22%
8%
8%
v
24
60%
*220
com
Paper Co common
preferred
3.65%
Apr 26
8
Mar
6
9%
49
/ 47%
56
22 %
16%
Inc
Scovill
15
23%
19%
preference
$3.40 preferred
$4
Va
t
47%
*55'/4
46%* v 46 '/a
"
Scott
Dec
80
22%
'
4
Feb 15
73¥/2 Nov
72% Jan
*
23%
56
8%
/
17 ;
■V 23
.39%
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
17% Nov
9
Feb
12
11
17
45
"• 22% 1
10%
.
47%
23%-
5
21
7
7
I,400
55%
23%
55i/8
series A
Feb 17
Dec
Dec
4,800
23%
100
68% Feb
82
52
9
10
49
50
48%
49%
No par
22% Apr
28
1,700
*163/4
50
100
10
9Va Apr
34% Nov 16
11%
17
39%
5%
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
21
37% Jan
10%
10%
17
43%
1.66%
100
1*5
45 ¥2 Aug 12
18% July
3
12% Mar
8,600
IO1/4
19%
issued
When
Apr 14
23
10%
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40%
23
22
1,000
171%
57%
5
__100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co____10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co__
,_10
1st
Mar 29
21%
Mar 11
16
St Regis
44% Mar
27
Apr 26
19
4
26 Va Apr
12
Mar 14
24% Jan
Preferred series A
22%
1,300
•
10%
St L San Fran Ry Co com___No par
19
55 % Jan
91
7
Jan
88
6
18
79 Va Feb
8
38 Va Mar
4
Jan
22% Jan
33
19
16% Apr 29
July
27
17
17%
---
Stores common
preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
8
Feb 26
259
•—_
4%
Apr
Apr
250
Apr
17
*' 17
1—1
Safeway
18
2
17%
10%
-—5
No par
Ryan Aeronautical Co__
Apr
17%
*18¥4
Y,
17%
1
1
4
80% Jan
19
17%
10%
—1
Inc
(Jacob 1
18%
17%
23%
20 G
Co
12% Jan
36% Jan
8
79% Apr 30
56% Dec
3
97
Mar 13
.
Ruberoid
800
18%
"17%
23
22%
1
20% Jan
15
15
36 ¥2 July 24
38
Apr
1
14
1
30% Jan
2
18% Nov 17
69
Sep 21
22
19
23
—1
1
1
7
90% Aug 17
Apr
4
Jan
27
22
46
!
15% Mar 29
Dec
258
Rubbermaid
13% Jan
42
38% Mar 16
13%
27
.
.
24%
59
100
.
13 %
27
221/4
59
Corp.
Corp
(Geo.* D)
„
A
series
preferred
Royal Crown Cola Co_
—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
13
4
21% Mar 2
5
12 ¥s Apr
42% Jan
15
Jan
29
46% Jan
14% Mar 25
231 y2 Dec
35
21% Jan
Apr 28
16
2
Jun
24
1
42% Jan
7
47 y2 Mar 11
34% Nov 24
28
29
38% Apr
24% Jan
4%
Apr 14
21 % Jan
Mar
19
Aug
12
Apr 14
15% Apr
Nov
16 y8 Jan
22
2
Mar 23
780
8
13%
26%
231%
*13%
No par
_10
„—5
common—
20
Co
Haas
&
13%.
213/a
'
Corp
Rockwell-Standard /Corp
Rohm
17%
1
23%
Rochester -Telephone
38% Jan
13 Va
271/4
24
& Elec Corp
Rochester Gas
13%
27
18%
-
preferred—_25
convertible
5%.%
Jan
50
17
32% Mar
30
Oct
Dec
Feb
26% Jan
82
10 Va Jan
80
51
3,600
13%
27%
,
21%
-10
2.50
683% Feb
16
10% July
9
24% Mar 16
81
17
4% Jan
52,700
23%
Company
:—
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Apr
Mar
Corp:.
Ritter
Feb
55
Oil
25,400
21%
-
Jan
25
43% Feb
28
Jan
92
Apr
50
24
Dec
741
9
.3% Mar 30
43
59% Dec
39% Jan
16% Oct
2Vi Jan
i% Apr 19
5
26
14
62
Dec 22
50% Dec 18
30% July 23
37% Sep
Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
18%
*.37%/ 38%
•
*17'/4
-
100
—1
—5s
No par
Rheem Manufacturing
•
1874
39
19
.
series
3.60%
;
48
Tobacco com——5*
(R J)
Preferred
Jan
19
18
Reynolds
20
19
5% Mar 17
481% Jan
5
76% Jan
July 15
4
Jan
149
55'/a Jan
111
16
30
31% Jan
9
'
——
2% Jan
l%Sep 22
Oct 22
30
4
24
Nov
30 y8 Dec
70
32 Va Apr
4
Apr 14
84y2 Mar 26
8
Oct
76
July 24
65
15
477/» Jun
42% Jan
127 Va Mar
48 % May 15
163
Apr 14
71% Jan
47 ¥4
Inc
200
18 '/a
18 %;
37%
...
17%
—5
1-1
Rexall Drug. & Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd—:
.-100
Revlon
Apr 22
49 %
Mar 10
53
23
71% Dec
8
38 y8 Mar
7
50% July
30% Jan
59 V4
17
v
24
-10
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
19 Va
39%
10%
preferred 3Va%> series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
—1
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
-1-10
6
14% Apr
18 ¥'2
38%
2,400
16,800
22 y8.
Conv
18
68%
,.•.*681/4
•
23%
—5
78% Jan
66 y8 Apr
21
68%
681/2
703/4
18%
19
10
—5
Reliance
13
691/4
68i/a
♦26%
27 V2
18% ;
17%
-10
common
39%
13%
13%
38
69
19%
111,000
37%
39%
39 y2
715/8
.70%
38%
'
70%
Shares
39%
39 y2
Xl87/a
38
,
37%
'
the Week
70
72%
701%. ,701/2
;
71
,
*
♦68 y»
69%
19 %'
37%
1'
Reichhold
25
12% Jan 20
56% Apr 29
42
Apr 28
38%
♦27
1
14
Mar
38%
19 %•
4
27% Feb
2
Jan
Dec
,
Reliable Stores Corp—
16% Jan
55
Inc
Bros
701%
Friday:
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
73%
72%
70 %
No par'
50c
Co—
Bit
Roller
Reeves
1st preferred
2nd preferred
72%
70 »/4
♦68%
50
-50
50
common
Chemicals
Reis (Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
68% Jan
42%
Co
71%
71
37%
„—-1
--5
:
11% Mar 28
4
24
Jan
17
,
33 Va
4
7
Mar
6% Feb
16
12% Feb
Apr
21
40'A Apr 22
27
15% Nov
18 y8
30% July 10
9
1974 Feb
26
19'
■
Jan
Apr
70
1
28
43'/a Sep
Ranco Inc
74 Va
71
No par
—5
No par
preferred.
1st
$3.50
8
Apr
70%
America com„._No par
Radio Corp of
18
78% Apr
1
73 y» Dec
43 Va Feb
Sales for
'
,
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
HIGH SALE PRICES
4
Thursday
AND
LOW
STOCKS
86
:
<
20 ¥2
797/4.
3074
.
32
79
3074
*85%
-
3234
.79 Va
3174
2074
31%
.
*79 -
,2974
86
87
20 ¥4
85-
-
85
32
79%
79
79
3074
2974
29%
-
30
2,100
65,600
20%
v*
31 Va
3174
1,600
1474
14
14 %
*85
73
*85 ¥2
87
2,600
7.700
7
71 ¥2
72%
20%
85 ¥2,
6%
7
14 Va
21
85 ¥2
;
6%
71%
14 ¥a
14
"
32%
7 ¥4
140
'
.21,100
.
70
15.600
Number 5947
Volume 191
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1897)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK'RECORD
Range
for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
Lowest
"i8*est
lowest
25
41%
12
17
17
10% Apr
29
Standard
Coil
Standard
Gas
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
Oil
of
New
of
Ohio
common
8
59% Jan
26
41% Apr
26
50% Jan
Standard
64% Jan
23
47
Apr
25
56
Jan
Standard
86 % Jan
13
89
Mar
Apr
28
Apr
28
3%%
36% Jan
102
12
18
Jan
2
19% Dec
31
52% Sep
9
71
Apr' 21
76% Nov
2
78
Dec
14
77
Jan
27
Jan
5
18% Jun
23
14"% Apr
8
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
43% Dec
Dec
16%
8
Mar
4
4
42% Jan
Apr 13
20
series
43A
4%
45/8
43/8
423A
421/s
42%.
413/8
42%
39,600
40y4
39%
40'A
391/4
395/8
38,500
42
42 3/8
41 %
42 1/4
214,000
7
42
TO
1
26%
20
preferred
30%
19,100
29%
295/s
19,200
16%
16%
32
32%
32%
31'A
32%
30 3/4
311/2
17
17
*163A
17%
19
May
11
18% Feb
Apr
6
2
16"% Jan
65
52 % Feb
16
58% Mar 28
Stone
26 % Mar 24
30% Jan *-5
24 % Jan
15
17% Jan
4
32 %
17
-171/4
21% Mar 11
38% May 29
28
15% Mar 20
.13
21
94
Mar 13
80
52% Dec
29
65% Feb
29
Jan
27
21% Mar
24% Apr
29
21 % Jan
61
*791/2
15%
*14%
__5
49%
50%
26
26 %
15
30% Jan
4
85% Mar 11
25
20% Sep
21
30% Dec
16
38% Jan
Dec
7
106% Feb
5% Apr
8% Mar 20
5% Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
Jan
23
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
2165
14% Mar
10% Nov 20
8
895
29
Apr
2*:
42% Apr
11% Jan
9
When
$5
Gas
Corp
r
Sundstrand
7
Sun
18
21
7
Oil
1348
31
Jan
Corp
5
;
13%
Feb
25
Swift
2
Oil
Co
&
48
6
8% Nov 25
v
Dec
21
19% Jan
2
35% Sep
22
44% Nov
11
30% Jun
25
38% Jan
12
17
57% Apr
29
Talcott
7% Apr
6
10% Jan
15
16% Apr
27
Temco
34
Feb
71%
6ct"27
87% Aug
35'A Apr
7
21
37
14
87
Apr 25
29% Mar 15
32%
Jan
When
Texaco
4
22%
141/2
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17%
17%
56
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56
55
29%
29%
12"%
13%
12%
ny8
340
10%
10%
339
51%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
13
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14%
171/4
17%
17%
100
54%
55 y8
29%
1,100
121/8
94,400
103/b
45,100
55
..
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29%
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11%
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221/4
22%
28%
4,600
52
51
51
2,700
22%
22
2,100
133/4
133/4
22%
13%
85
83
83
47%
48'/a
46%
47%
7,300
22%
23
223/4
22%
35,900
221/8
23
31%
31%
87
87%
2,400
800
5%
6,200
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22Va
•
22%
22%
221/2
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22%
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31%
31%'
32
31%
313/4
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86%
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87
87
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5%
6
6
5 Ye
27
44%
45%
44%
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53%
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453/8
44
44%
15,100
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200
28'-
453/8
12
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12
12%
11 i/s
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56
57
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14
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issued
;
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15%
37
,
7%
\
57%
4,200
71%
7%
7%
7%
16%
145/8
15%
13%
7%
14%
218,500
;
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T.700
36y4
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-36%
37
38%
39
40%
393/4
403/4
17,200
5
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
35%
19,600
5
;
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:
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53%
7%
141/4
7%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/a
2,000
27,200
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-
*
72%
72%
73%
73
74%
73
74
72%
73%
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Apr 22
60
27%
45
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3,600
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1000
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980
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300
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22%
950
;
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13%
48%
27
330
22%
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10
330
1,600
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85
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200
2,600
51
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,
5,000
23
29%
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5%
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,
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325
87%
-
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22%.
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•
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—
48%
22 %
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84
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131/B
84
22 %
v
13 y8
84
-
29'A
14%
52
1
283A
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143/4
10
52%
12,900
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310
521/4
17,600
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11
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52
25'/a
29%
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300
51 '/a
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340
331
6,200
15
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10%
336
1,000
81
143/s
29%. 29'%
29
'
,
.
28%
-
(James)
Inc
29%
22%
14%
V'
28'/a
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co_
25
29
-291/4
*79%
•
Aircraft
Tennessee
4
Mar 23
24% Apr
72
3
11
27% Jun
41% Jan
1
33% Jan
24% Apr
Inc
26
28
California
'■
TelAutograph
9% Mar 21
13% Mar 16
10% Sep
;
52%
25'A
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__5
America-
Wayne
44% Feb
31
51%
26%
17%
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T
Feb
52%
26
27%
Co—_—;;—
'•
521/a
26%
28 %
common..
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of
of
Symington
52
14%
340
No par
Mining
Superior
*
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50
28
7,000
573/4
15
27%
I
Corp
Co—
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4
/ Feb
51% Feb
1
14
15
7% Mar 11
y. •
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Mar 29
15%
-22%
10a/4
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.';
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56
93% Jan
23
15
29%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
L25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '5530
-
14%
1
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun
151/4
____i
—
Chemical
81
14VB
'
575/8
*79%
*17%
100
58%
81
*22%
i_l
preferred
57%
*79%
14"%
1
issued
conv
23
'
5,900
'
26
•
28%
*22%
58%
14%
Broadcasting Co_'—_____l
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'
29
V,
..
20
Webster
Sunbeam
4
28%
__5
■;
33% Feb 25
i\
21
26% Feb
&
Suburban
Apr
24% Jan
2.50
Co
:
17'
57%
81
*14%
prior preference
4
55% Jan
1
20
15
20
29
22% Nov
88
46% Apr
9
84
Fuller
&
.17
57%
*78%
Inc—
8
16% Jan
4
5%
Jan_ 4
26% Jan
Apr 22
Feb
19
Baer
57%
__1
Inc
•
'
_100
-
Stores
Drug
32
171/4
58 "A
Storer
11% Apr. 29
9% Mar 21
preferred
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32%
171/4
57%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—_!
23
300
30%
Stix
24% Dec
100
80
17
4
79% Dec
*76
30%
4
11% Sep
78
19,200
303A
16%
1
78
6,900
•
263/s
16'A
25% Jan
8
79
26
29%
29
Apr
263A
30%
Dec
50
-
171/4
Apr 12
7
29% Apr
64% Jan
26
/
V
|
30%
14 % Apr
28
,
3OV2
20%
Apr
'
-
.
17
Aug 25
25% Mar 28
;27%
30y4
27% Mar 13
51
79
n
30%
22
14
82
26%
17i/4
2
Dec
82
•
48
89
30%
6
67
30
•
,
47i/2
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3oy2
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
529
27%
47%
88
17
Sterling
:
26%
47%
*86%
30%
4
Mar 21
27%
"
30%
32% Jan
300
48
87%
171/4
33% Jan
28
43
47%
87%
1,900
30%
1
28
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4%
30%
29
Oct
421/s
•
47%
89
471A
89
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Oct
421%
4IV2
473/4
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Apr
20
42%
47
100
A
23
618
10
*4%
25 %
22
11
17
29
Sep
101/s
39%
18
9% Aug 26
11%
30 %
15% Jan
325
11
421/s
23
,:
11%
4%
4
29% Oct 28
11
39 7/8
53% Jan
33% Mar 25
11%
9,000
11,000
19,300
42Va
44% Mar 24
9
133/4
4%
3%%
5
133/a
39%
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21
13%
42 Vs
5
9% Jun
133/s
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76
4%
16% Jan.
Sep
14
*75
40
7
24% Jan
13%
75%
30%
20% Jan
52
14%
40%
20
31% Dec
17
13%
14%
391/4
*75
431/4
80
Jan
40
75%
<
4
26
39%
75%
39%
29
,
the Week
6% convertible preferred
_20
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co__
._!
Stanley Warner Corp_;
_5
Starrett Co (The) L S—
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common
—5
4
Apr
Friday
Apr. 29
393/8
403/a
4:
25
Jan
8
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 28
t
75%
*75
n
65% Jan
54 % Mar
PRICES
10c
Packaging Corp com
preferred
convertible
SALE
Apr. 27
6.25
convertible
$1.20
33% Apr
6
21 % Mar 25
30
8
*33
40% Jan
29
14% Mar
22
23% Jun
29
29 % Apr
Co_
California
Indiana
$1.60
30 % Apr
July" 27
17%
Electric
preferred
Standard
Jan
&
of
753/4
13%
Ll
Corp__
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 26
38%
39%
11 Vs
*75
1
Jersey
Oil
1
39 % Mar 11
78
Inc
51% Jan
44% Jan
4% Mar
41 % Mar
26
Co
Financial
17
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
41% July 27
No par
;
Products
Tuesday
Apr. 25
38%
39%
com—No par
Standard
23
Apr
Inc
$3.50 preferred
4
July 29
Jan
43
27
Jan
Brands
62% Jan
12%
13%
Standard
Monday
„
Par
11% Apr 25
4% Jan 15
311/2 Jan
J
Apr 11
52% Apr
92
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
75% Apr
12% Feb
8
6
Jan
NEW YORK
70 % Jan
23% May 11
45% NOV
391/4 Nov
84
1
Highest
35 % Feb
37
Dec 18
82 % Feb 24
17
711/! Dec 23
13% Sep 21
34% Nov
r3Vt May 29
25
20
45% Oct 23
50
Nov 16
85
Jun 30
27% Jan
7
10
Gas
Transmission
5
32 %
32%
321/4
323/a
32%
32'A
32%
32'A
31%
32%
_
Corp
72
.
Apr
1
Nov
16
61% Jan
27
193% Nov
20
23% Nov
25
39% Jan
3,700
23
•26% May
14% Mar 10
102% Dec
18
Jan
30
21
28
Dec
23% Feb
31% July 30
36% Mar 4
Apr 24
11
19% Feb
•
28%
35
May
14% Oct
6
14
Gulf
Producing Co_„___33y3
26%
27%
26%
271/4
27%
277/8
27
275/a
26%
27%
11,400
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur-.
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
17
163/4
171/4
163/4
17
25,000
Texas
Instruments
Inc__
208'A
211
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
19%
5
108
Jan
Sub
4
Jan
27
Sep
79
Nov
•20% Sep
8
70% May
24
88
Jan
29% Apr
4
16
26% Jan
4
$1.25
32% Jan
4
Thatcher
61% Jan
7
Thiokol
29
13
Jan
24
Jan
16
45% Jan
2
69% Dec
7
•
Feb
59% Apr
16
24
79
14
22
27
9
24% Jan
Jan
4
8
68% Jan
52% Mar
■15% Dec
53%
3
Sep~21
25% Jun
10
26 % Aug
17
17% Apr 15
Jan~26
70
34% Sep
1
22 % Jart
4
17% Apr
28
15 % Feb
17
8
22% Mar 29
56% Mar
9
21
24% Mar
8
68% Apr
29% Jan
16
52% Feb
26
July" 15
42%
30
7
30
17% Jan
27
4% Apr
20
8
24% Jun
18
12% Apr
26
37
42% Aug
3
50% Dec
24
56% Jan
14
33% Apr 29
50 % Jan 11
21
12
29
July 31
25% Mar 11
Sep 21
Jan
34% Jan
7
54% Jan
29
9
Nov
18
8% Nov
16
36
54% Mar
75% Mar
43 % Apr
3
32% Feb
3
52 % Mar 31
10
30
Mar
17
8
5
7% Apr
28
Mar 13
36% Feb
23
13% Mar
48
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
17% Nov i8
17% Apr
20
9% Mar
25% Apr
1
14% Mar
10% Jan
163/4 Dec
23
4
8
Transue
39 % Jan
4
Apr 13
40% Jan
•
'
$2.70
Jan
8
38% Apr
8
Jan
8
Feb
10
5%
12% Feb
11
Twin
58
•
9 ■'
38
19 % Jan
4
20th
«
Oil
6
9'A Jun
12
41
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
30 Vs Jun
19
86% Oct
15
74
Aug
4
67
24
77
f
Dec
Dec
24
40% Dec 23
30% Mar 13
145/8 Aug
4
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
353A Mar 16
98% Mar
80
4
18% Jan 22
243A Feb
29
323/8 Jan
8% Apr
29
12% Mar
1
Union
773A Feb
25
68 % Jan
5
3
771/2 Jan
7
82% Mar 28
33 '/a Mar
8
435/8 Jan
4
Union
Jan
5
Union
8% Jan
32% Jan
29
87
Mar
53% July 10
383/8 Feb 19
17
73/4 Nov
18
9% Feb
26
29'A Nov 27
19% Oct
1
373/4 Jan
6
29%
253/a Feb
4
20 Vs Apr
36
101
6
28
66
Apr
28
73A Jan
4
Apr 12
5
41% Jan
15
Apr
21
98% Feb
26
81 'A Apr
26
92% Feb
11
8
28% Jan
4
9
323/4 Apr
27
Feb
32% M&r 26
22s/8 Jun
12
30% Jan
86
21
95
22
Mar 24
90
235/s Mar
24
Mar
84% Jan
25
Nov
27
38% Apr
10
22
64
Oct
22
88% Apr
17
62 3A Apr
38% Dec
11
31%
16
Jan
12
2
9% May 19
375/8 Mar 16
23% July
9
7
32
18
87
$3.50
series
series
300
18%
18%
18%
18i/4
17%
18
175/8
18
4,300
2
1
United
$4.50
United
Biscuit
of
United
28
Nov
13
42'/a May 6
®6% Sep 22
1453/4 Sep 22
30% Jan
27
33
513/8 Apr 14
85% Aug 18
30 Vb Mar
4
83Va Jan
4
35
26% Mar
8
88
Apr
30% Jan
75
t
"
Jan
26
Dec
21
120
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
57 % Apr
5
74% Jan
4
U
U
4
U
12
105
Apr 27
27
154
Apr 27
31
30
30
33%
6
5%
12%
12%
33%
34%
53A
12%
34%
33%
343/8
U
%
6
500
6%
55/8
53/4
15,000
125/8
131/4
13%
14%
12,300
33%
■
343/a
333/8
33%
16,000
'
27
26%
-
-
■-
52%
523A
52
523/a
26%
265/8
26%
27
27%
3,300
33%
343/a
33%
34%
323/4
34
5,700
54
600
54
54
53%
531/4
53
53
400
36%
35%
36%
34%
351/4
343A
35
13,200
7%
7%
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71/2
73/a
73/a
7%
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37%
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371%
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36 "
36%
36%
7%
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523A
26%
33%
331/4
55
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•
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52%
27
26 7/8
33%
32%
-
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52%
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7%'
37%
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37%
7%
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1,700
37%
10%
10%
lOi/a
101/4
10%
IOV4
10%
103/s
10%
10%
14%
15%
15
15
14%
15%
145/8
151%
143/4
15
3,400
14,700
16%
16%
163/4
163/s
16%
16%
16%
273/8
28 3/a
27%
28%
27%
273/4
15,800
9%
9%
91/4
9%
91/4
8%
9%
2,800
35%
365/a
1281/4
355/a
No par
No par
363/4
74
129%
35%
353/4
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91%
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80
74' V
'
,
36 3/4
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80
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35%
91%
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•
36%
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355/B
35
35%
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36
129%
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9
9%
9
No par
10
74%
741/4
90 3/4
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363/s
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127
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90%
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80
;
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7%
7%
7%
8
7%
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127
35%
91%
82
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19,300
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75
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75
82
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.
40
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40
26
'
13,000
21,100
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80
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8
36 5/a
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35%
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26 3/a
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7%
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1
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82
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20
40%
36,300
26 3/a
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43,600
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16,000
30%
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31
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31'A
30%
30 3/a
29%
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21
21
21
21
20%
; 7%
/ 30%
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21%
213/4
22
"
1,400
26%
273/8
26 5/s
27%
27%
28%
26 3/4
28
26%
293/4 '
26,200
33%
34%
335/8
345/8
34%
35%
345%
35%
343/4
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22,200
813/4
823/4
273/8
92
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283/b
85
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,
26%
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32 5/s
32
32%
305/8
93
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85
275/s
,
92
81%
27%
*90
91
*90
•26
1
7%
7V2
33%
33,%
93
'
261/4
Engineering & Foundry—5
—No par
23%
235/a
23
29%
30
47%
473/4
*17'/4
17%
8%„
8 5/8
6
6 %
75/8
*33
preferred
25
S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4% %
preferred:
100
S & Foreign Securities
—1
S Freight Co—
No par
S Gypsum Co common
-47% preferred
—
100
6
4
Jan
31
32%
*31
32
-
5%
121/8
275/s
10
Co—13%
United
Greenfield
Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co—;
1
United Shoe Mach common
25
18
86% Feb
149
32
5%
13
3,800
163/4
United Gas Improvement
Mar 29
40% Jan
32%
i2y2
5
Corp
8
4
26,700
J
323/8
25%
32 3/4
73/a
.
16%
1
1
71/4
*33 r
19
29%
2934
48
47%
17%
17%
61/8
6'%
6%
r
16%
16 5/a
8
3/4
16%
63%
64%
31%
32
7%
323/4
73%
32
7%
32
1,700
3,900
1,600
23,100
400
191/8
183/4
18%
2,800
23%
23%
18,400
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
26,100
471/2
47
47%
47%
47%
17%
171/4
175/8
175/8
:
1,800
1,000
9
8
85/8
73/4
8
17,900
6 3/b
6
6V4
6
6%
11,800
173/8
17,300
16%
1
1%
1%
535/8
53%
31%
31
31
*35%
35%
1
53%
*31
16%
-
1%
53
353/4
31
35
353/4
35
86%
87
86%
86%
86%
26%
27%
265/a
27
26%
267/8
62
63%
61%
62%
61'A
52%
86%
62%
~
63%
32%
23%
31
1013/4
"26
28,200
93
26
19
543/a
*152
32%
*89
200
23
523/4
'
31%
93
26
7%
171%
8 5/s
17%
8%
32%
32
191/4
47%
4,100
63%
233/a
29%
1,700
27
32
;
7i/2
23
92
83
265/8
26
34
19%
.
90%
82%
27
*89
v
26
233/8
19
18 3/4
16%
34
92
83%
263/4
32%
^
93
*89
6,900
83%
27%
64%
25
34% Mar
43%
32%
Jan
303/8 Dec
3
29Va Sep 23
8OV2 Sep 16
42%
631/4
11% Jan
50
44
32%
8
28
42%
623/4
16 3/4 Apr
65% Dec
451/4
32%
20% July 20
4
43'A
623/4
2
64% Jan
44
2,000
27%
United Gas Corp
2
43
32%
6
6
45
623/4
5
4
25,100
32%
25
11
275/a
623/4
533/4 Jan
13/4 Jan
26%
32%
32% Jan
7% Jan
27%
No par
(Del)—2.50
Co—
United Electric Coal Cos
6
18% Jan
26%
17
No par
(Del)—
19
271/4
26%
United
20
Apr 12
26%
'
28%
America—No par
12
Apr 25
26%
205/8
16%
common
preferred •—
23
Apr
261/s
Board & Carton Corp—10
8
1
26%
15,200
17%
'
27%
5
4%, (ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd—100
United
Artists
Corp
1
Corp
19
6
633/4
26%
Feb
16 % Apr
633/4
26%
29Vs Apr
213/4 July 24
2% Mar 10
173/8
20%
643/s
26%
46 % Apr
7
17%
20%
643/a
26%
45% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
19
17%
20%
64%
26%
'59% Aug 27
1% Nov
45% Jan
17%
20%
64%
26%
13
163A Jan
17%
20%
65
-
common—10
4% non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
No par
Union Twist Drill Co
5
United Air Lines Inc_
—10
7% Jan
29
17%
20%
63%
32
5-
RR Co
38
7% Apr
171/4
20%
66%
43%
-
17%
20%
65
40%
Aircraft
8,800
'
26 %
•
40
United
83
17'A
•
40%
Pacific
*81%
20% 1
-
82
Apr 14
20
18
393/4.
29
16% Jan
83
—
13,600
18%
1
20
82
Fastener
311/4 Jan
55%
5,300
*81%
82%
40%
United-Carr
Apr 12
*81 %
*10
53%
83
393/4
31% Sep
23
83
,
58%
*81%
48 % Jan
17
56%
525/8
United Fruit Co—
23V8 Nov
56%
58
'
25
United Carbon
36% Mar 28
105/8
56
10%
*10
10%
56
—-1
California
of
18
22 Va Jan
*10
57%
•
No par
series—t
Oil
25
9
10 5/a
563/4
*10
10%
600
3,900
63,900
No par
Co_——5
,
series
Jan
28
37
-
54%
1
—50
common
Apr
Apr
28%
35
•
Rubber
76
185/8 Mar
245/a
28%
37%
53%
:—1
•
27
Mar 21
245/a
291%
355%
>•
54%
common.:
—.
25
Mar 11
24%
28%
38%
'54%
1
Co_:
Preferred $4
16
Apr
3
1093/4 Mar 26
9
29% Jan
4
20
30
9
13
25 % Apr
14
Sep 23
243/4 Jan
32 3/8 Apr
Oct
7 % Dec
21
Mar 26
136
'
80 % Nov
29
6
37% Jan
243/8 Feb
Oct
26
31
Preferred
26
July 15
45
Oct
,
$4.50
24%
29%
37%
1 -5%
Corp—
$3.70
24%
29%
38%
54%
—1
Preferred
243A
29%
371%
53%
-
No par
Inc__
Corp__
Preferred
24%
29%
56%
26
8
24%
39
•
54%
4
Mar 25
25
29%
120
20%
Electric
93 '
15,800
223/4
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Apr
■i 78
74% Apr
20%
223A
Carbide
6
205/a
20
Union
19
211/4
83
Union
Feb
20%
223/4
Union
Jan
211%
20%
6
76
21'/a
.20
4
87% Jan
21%
*81%
43% Jan
32
21
*22%
353/4 Apr
16
7,300
21%
20%
148% Jan
Sep
77%
22%
1
Co
; 90%
763/4
*22%
i
Co
&
90%
78V2
22%
1
Transit com—No par
prior preferred
—50
Asbestos
91'A
773/4
20%
351/4 Apr 29
126% Mar 4
29Vs Nov
30% Jan
25
91%
78 3A
20%
1
Steel
Udylite Corp (The)—
Underwood Corp
13
153A Jan
921%
77
*81 %
- - -
2
Corp__-
Corp
Coal
u
2
19 % Nov
*91iA
76%
29%
-r
Century Fox Film
TXL
92
76
*22%
Twin City Rap
conv
92
76%
56%
No'par
preferred
Coach
93%
*10
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.:.—1
5% 'conv pfd series of 1957-1-56
4
16
22%
Industries..
Traux-Traer
2,100
16%
20%
i
Airlines
Tri-COntinental
54% Mar 10
"27%
&
World
Trans
16
*16%
20%
Corp
Trans-United
4
15%
163/8
37 y2
-
5
Williams
11
19
4,500
163/a
161/4
*22%
1
Electronic
Jan
19"
22,100
22%
16%
*24%
-
—
100
Co
Transitron
Jan
.
207%
22 %
25
—
Transainerica
4
202%
23
■
i_10
Supply Co class A
Co
211
223/4
<
21 %
7.50
Bearing
Edison
Tractor
Trane
204V4
23
75 %
i__l
Realty & Construction
8% Feb
39
Apr 29
Jan
7% Dec
16% Jan
Tishman
Toledo
;■
5
;
Co
common.:
Roller
23
93 %
-
No par
Co_:
Mfg
:—_
Oil
23%
16%
—
150c
preferred
Timken
*
27
17% Apr
40% Feb
.29
$1.20
6
20% Apr
19% Mar 11
4%'" preferred
*
l
No par
R)
(J
Tidewater
23% Mar 29
4
ex-distribution
preferred—
Glass
208%
22%
23%
*
Ry Co——100
Chemical
204%
208
203%
/:• 23%
10
Thompson Ramo Woodridge Inc—
Common
•!_:
:
5
82% Mar 31
Mar
21
1.
;
Oil
Trust—/•
common.:..
conv
Thompson
21
20
!
Inc
24% Jan
46% Feb
23
18
Dec
21
Pacific
Textron
16
10% Mar 11
6
&
ctfs
No par
Texas Utilities Co_
■-
'
52
share
Texas
11
78% Apr
12
Apr 13
Apr
Texas
7
219%
87% Mar 14
72
2
23
36% Sep
^
•70% Jan
31
29% July 30
8
19% Jan
Dec
76
7
26
15% Feb
18
124% Mar 18
30
Feb
63
Jan
22% Apr
154
14
Apr 13
29% Jan 11
26
16% Mar 31
25% Mar 16
Jan
37
26Va Apr
39% July 15
17
19% Jan
Texas
27
1023/4
101
103%
102
153%
153%
153%
154
' '
1
53
31%
17%
1
52%
*31
1
52%
31%
6,500
5,900
240
35
87%
86 Va
86%
26 5/a
26%
27
4,600
60
*
34%
611/8
58%
59%
6,800
103
"
35%
26%
.
35%
*86%
105
153%
*31
173/4
104%
*152
154
102%
*152
8,700
100
104
9,400
154
60
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
26
.
.
.
Monday, May 2,/1960
(1898)
»•*>
NEW
'
•
YORK-STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD;
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
8% Jan
31% Feb
12
17
10
Jan
5
13% Jan
15
44% May 28
28
Mar 31
12% Jan
28 Mi Oct
29
36% Mar
9 Mi Sep
14% Apr
22
24% Jun
18
29% Oct
30
39% Oct
23
Jan
9
27% Sep
8
8 Ma Jan
27
Jan
21
21% Mar
9
26% Jan
5
U
Dec
Oct
47
19
7
4
Jan
26% Jan
37% Feb
14% Feb
26
17% Jan
Jan
2
Dec
30
8Ms Jan
2
100
53% Oct
34% Mar 24
14
9
45
Aug
7
29% Dec
29% Feb
40
Feb
9
50
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
40
Nov
27
16
42
9% Jan
22 Ms Jan
2
31% Jan
,
*
25
4
7.
5
59
Jan
6
159
Feb
12
117
14
6
31% Apr
7
5
38% Apr
25
% Apr
July 29
18
32 Mi Feb
2
9
44
Jan
20
26% Feb
12
31% Feb 26
12
39% Jan
23
Jain
5
96 Mi Dec
4
38% Mar 11
9
79
Jan
9
Apr 22
34% Jan
26
99% Jan
4
5
39% Mar
108
9
21 Ms Mar
107
98% Dec 18
Feb
76
35% May 25
Mar 20
2
25
33 Ms Jun
3% Mar 18
4
78% Oct
16
86 Mi Mar 23
80
Jan
29
81% Dec
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
79
29
87% Mar 16
84
Sep
Apr 26
12% Nov 11
20% Mar
9
11 Ms Mar 14
15 Ms Dec
4
21% Mar
9
15% Mar 10
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
90Mi Feb
9
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
98% Jan
4
Co
-
*88
lOMa
:
46 Ms Nov
17
Dec
40
-14% Jan
73% Mar
20
44% Jan
4
Jan
14
55
Apr 20
9
40
Jan
41% July 29
35 Mi Mar
Sep
22
52% July 20
41
4
18% May 19
12% May 19
18 Mi Aug 24
83% Dec
29
94
8% Dec
16
•>
.
..
35%
54
157
Jun
86% Mar 22
89% Jan
7
6Mi Apr 29
10% Jan
18
45% Apr
4
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
2
Warner
50
37% Mar
Aug 21
12
7
17
Feb
10
51
Feb
8
30 Ma Apr
SepTl
46
9
65% Aug 21
28 Mi Apr
Oct 26
48
20
Feb
54% May
4
21% Mar
59% Apr
18
27
36 Ma Apr
18
8
48 Ma Jan
5
Apr
45% Jan
21
4
45% Mar
6% preferred
Industries
Ward
10 Ma
10%
89
89
89
10%
10 Ms
10 Ma
13,000
35
35%
34%
35%
9,800
54%
23
12Mi
32Mb
35Ms
50Mi
61 Ma
85% Dec 28
102
79
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
90
May
91
Apr
Dec
14
16% Dec 30
33
Jun
23% July
38% Apr
19
Apr
42
May
8
61
93
Dec 31
101
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
23% Jan
8
38
July 22
29
95
Dec
31
Nov 24
32% Nov
17
Mar 31
14
100% Aug 12
2
45
Apr
19
47
Jan
4
12% Mar 22
17
33 Mi Jan
37% Apr
32
Feb
27
39
Mar
8
8
27% Sep 22
Apr
27
17
35
103
Dec" 29
Nov 24
52% May
7
92 Ma Jan
2
28
21
65 Ma Sep 28
Sep
37% Dec
24
40% Mar 30
97
Jun
7
15
Apr
31
26% Apr 28
37% Jan
31
29
37
Apr
28
Dec" 17
38% Mar 18
4
42 Mi Apr
28
88 Mi
112
Jan~29
Feb
66% July
6
35%
34% 34%
x22
22%
11% 12Mi
32M2 32M2
34% ,34%
48% > 49%
60Mi 65
4
4Ms
86% 88%
21 Mi 21 Mi
*79
80
43
43%
102Mi 102%
34%
22Ma
36
35 Mb
36 Ma
36
36 Ma
3,900
22
223/s
22 Mb
22 Ma
8,700
11%
12 Mb
12 Mb
>12 Ms
4,400
31%
313/4
31 Ma
343/4
35 Mi
343/4
31%
35 Mi
2,200
47 Mb
49 Mb
46 Ma
49 Ms
29,500
63 Ma
62
63 Ma
38,900
*81
*86
84
UMi
16Mb
*93Ma
99M2
>
44 Mi Jan
22
46% Apr 29
67% Jan
6
22
102 Ma Mar 11
July 23
99 Mi Jan
27
100% Feb
25
9 Ms Apr
28
14 Ms Jan
8
Apr 22
27 Mi Apr
7
Jan
7
14
24% Jan
7
28% July 21
26
36
6
51 Ma July 23
42% Apr
28
52% Jan
8
17% Jan 23
30% Nov
23
29
28% Jan
4
36
Jan
78
July
19% Oct
51% Mar 11
31 Mi Mar 10
40
45% Sep
35 Mi Apr
43
6
29
6% Jan
2
39% Jun
17
35 Ms Sep
118
22
Sep 30
23 Mi Jun
22
28% Dec
31
53% Jan
2
88
Sep
14% Dec
129
27 Ma Jan
367/s Mar
67 Mi Dec
84 Ma
Dec
7
94% Feb
Nov
18
29% Feb 10
31 Ms Feb
9
7
10
14
Mar"25
79
114 Mi Jan
16
46% Sep
1
40 Ma Jan 23
83
9 Ms Nov 23
1
Mar 31
59% Nov 19
19 Ma Nov
Apr
6
2
Sep 22
32 Ms Jan
9
Sep
87 Mi
87
7%
7 Mi
7
41 Mi
41 MB
40%
40%
40%
20
Jan
6
6
4
Apr 27
23% Jan
7
3,100
95
95
4.10%
pfd
100
West
100
100
preferred series C
Va Pulp & Paper common
4% %
preferred
Western
Western Auto
Air Lines Inc
1
Supply Co
5
com
Union
4Mi%
White
Dental
5 Mi %
4 1Mb
46 Ma
41
40%
41
40 Mi
40 Mi
2,300
•40 Mb
41
403/4
39Ma
40%
393/4
39%
300
26%
26%
*26 Ma
27
26 Mb
27
5 Ma
6%
57/B
6%
41 Mi
42%
45
45
13 Ma
14
137/b
13%
1,500
36%
36%
363/b
37
8,400
94
95
94 Ml
94 Ma
41 Mb
*45
42
'
*93%
95
86 M2
*84 Ma
86 Ma
*84%
86%
*85
86
84
*83
84
*83
84
*83
43
43%
43
43 Mi
42 Mi
95%
*94
95 Ma
*93%
21
Mi
22 Mi
34 Ma
347/b
98
29%
29
31
21%
21 Mb
34 Mi
34 Ma
*96
98
27 Ma
28 Mb
*29 Mi
31
17 Ma
17%
2.50
10
45 Mi
46 Mi
45 MB
46
2 7 Mb
27%
26 Mb
27 Ms
21
34%
*96
41%
413/i
95 Ma
94
94
21%
22
34%
34 Mi
2 1MB
347/b
98
*96
15,900
34 Ma
4,100
98
273/4
29
29%
173/4
18
173/4
18 Mi
45 Mi
46 Mb
42 Mi
44%
42 Ma
44
34,100
263/4
27 MI
26 Mb
27
26 Mb
27 MB
53
54 Mb
523/4
53 Mb
12,900
62,100
85
84
84
200
105
•103
105
•')•
54%
54 Mi
55 MB
84 Mi
*83%
85%
105
22%
34 MB
•96
263/4
54 MB
47 MB
21 Ma
98
173/4
84 Mi
•103
3,400
30
95
29%
54 Ma
487/a
42 Ma
28%
85 Ma
105
"36
413/4
•93
29 Mi
53 Mb
47
86 Ma
83 Ma
273/i
*83 Ma
*103
290
*83
X173/4
100
10
80
46
83
43
6.25
100
Ma
13,400
10,000
43
42 Mb
.
600
5 Mb
*443/4
84
*94
53/4
•103
48 Mb
48%
*83M4
105
*103
49 Mb
4 7 Mb
49 Mb
263/4
8,200
27 Ma
*27
600
29 Ma
9,600
12,900
48 Mb
49 3/a
94
95
94
94 Ma
94
94
93%
93%
93 Ma
93 Ma
3,370
5
25
26%
25 Mi
25%
25%
25%
25 Mb
253/i
10,800
preferred
80
65
65
25%
65
24%
*64
(The S S)
20
40
65
*64
common
preferred
41
40 Mi
41
1
48 Ms
50 Ms
48 Ma
49 Ma
100
Mfg
convertible
41 MB
*45
17 Ma
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
$3
6%
17 Ms
No par
Co
27
6
No par
common
convertible
White Motor
26%
*46 Mi
95
*29
preferred
46%
*83
*96
Telegraph
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
6M8
*46 Mi
17%
*84%
com—No par
40
Ry
2nd
noncum
27
5 Mb
100
Western Maryland
4%
5
100
*99 Mi
lOOMa
99 Mi
993/4
1
9 Mi
;
9Mi
9 Mb
9%
20
*26
27
*26
27
x403/i
49 Mi
*100
9%
41
*64
65-
40 Mi
40
49%
47
48
100 Mb
100
100
,
,
9 Mb
9%
*25
27
*25%
Mi
*64
100
66
393/4
40 Ma
46 Ma
993/4
9 Mb
27
1,700
8,700
47
9 Mb
-
....
99M4
70
9 Ma
6,900
*26
27
-
50
*44 Ma
45%
*44 Mi
44 Mi
44
44
423/4
43 Mi
44
44
400
White Stores Inc
1
23 Ma
23%
23%
23 Ma
233/a
24
233%
23%
23
23
1,400
35%
36 Ma
x35%
36
34 Mi
35
4,400
10,500
preferred
38 Mi
37 Ma
*80 Mi
82 Mi
*80 Ma
82
*25
25 Ma
*25%
25%
37%
Service
35%
373/i
35 Mi
353/4
82
♦80 Ma
82 Ma
25
243/b
25 Mi
14
13 MB
14
24Mb
700
13 Ma
13%
14%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
16,400
53 Ma
53%
53%
54
53 Mb
53%
51
53
51 Ma
52%
10,800
lo
100
Co
35 Ma
*80 Ma
25
37Ms
37%
37
37 Ms
120Ma
•119
120 Ma
37%
37%
wi
Iron
*35
1
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Rights
37%
82
10c
10
Industries
Worthington
37 Ma Jan
2,200
94
4M2%
4.20% preferred series B
8
38
40
36%
50 M2 Mar
138 Ma Jan
40
36 Mb
Woolworth (F W) Co
29
40
37
Woodward
30% Apr
5
22% Apr 29
40
36 Mi
4
101 Ms Apr
41
37 Mb
4
14
80
<5,500
36 M2
5
Co
8
10% Jan
3,900
7
14
Apr
24
88 Ma
63/4
46%
67 Ma Jan
8 Ma Feb
*87
87
;7Mi
13%
30% Jan
25% Jun 24
87 Mi
7 Ma
13%
8
1
88
7 Mi
29,500
13 Mi
Feb 26
39% July 8
49% Jun 24
148
88
3,900
10%
12 Mi
13%
Mar
4
46
93/4
12
46
59
13
45 Ma
42
26
20
45 Ma
13 %
25% Feb
Jan
45 Ma
88 M2
'
46
6
86 M2 Apr
1,900
41M2
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
66
1,100
36 %
7 Mb
50
4
Coal Co
Windsor
85 Mi Jan
52 Ma
36%
7%
Wilson-Jones Co
1
52
363/4
53
10 3/4
26
Apr
54
-36 Mi
2.50
com
4.80% preferred
14% Mar 30
8OM1 Mar 10
54 MB
367/b
45 Mi
44 Mi
54 MI
36%-
*26 Mi
54
78
4,800
5
1
31
2
400
-
Knitting Mills
9
July 15
66 Ma
600
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
10
260
36Mb
12 3%
27Mi Feb
9
Ma
99%
41 Ma
11% Feb 12
27 Ms
94
40%
42 Mi Jan
8
*93 Ma
54%-
36 Mi
10 Mi
23 Mi Jan
5
600
r.
12 Mi
39%
28
16%
35
♦16Mb
12%
36
Jan
34%
16 3/i
1,800
'V
103/i
38
ii Apr
33 MB
17
8,100
*64
45 MI
35 Mi
39% Jan
35
*16%
30
11%
16
*98 Ma
94%
9 Mb
*80 Mi
122
V„; 343/4
17 Mi
*93 Ma
11 Mi
*153/4
12 Mi
5
25
35 3/4
86
16
45 Mi
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Jan
66
*84%
11Mb
15 Mb
9 Mi
Wilcox Oil Co
119
*64
85
11 Mi
12 Mb
10
y36% Apr 29
% Apr 28
65%
85
9%
19
26
65
87
12%
Mar 30
Apr
100
83 /
*86
9 Mb
Feb
4
99
*81
87
;
12 Mb
82% Feb
11
240
UMi
15%
93Ma
99
83
•86
>
67 Mi
79 Mi Mar 15
29
1,700
■
41 Mi
1
37 Ms Mar 14
66% Dec
102%
*40 MB
6
20
May 26
53 Ma Mar 20
102 Ma
40 Mi
Apr
27
102 Mi
42%
62% Jan
22
102 Mi
1,500
15,600
40 Mi
103
Jan
43%
41 Mi
Western
96 Mi Jan
43 Mb
5
13
68
43 Ma
Waukesha Motor Co„
Jan
34% Jan
423/4
9,900
83
9,400
Westinghouse Air Brake
2
*81 Mi
4,000
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
28
82 Ma
46 Mi
6
Mar
79
2,600
46 3/8
5
64
22%
46 Mi
Western Pacific RR
93% Apr 28
22%
46 Mi
6
24 Ms Apr
6
22 Ma
463/I
19
39 Mi July
22
4
46 Mb
Jan
98% Mar 13
88 Ma
3 Mb
46%
7
1
67 Mi
*54
87 Mi
r.
YtK
67 Ma
...
Mi
No par
No par
Apr
25
78
-.
>
.
4
88
*81
.
*84%
16Mb
94%
99%
3 7/b
86 Mi
1,200
83
87
86
11%
15%
93Ma
99
*81
*86
83
87
85
HM2
61
-
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
57 Mi Jan
Apr
*
23Mi
11% 12
*32Ms 32%
*34Mi 35
49Ms 50%
63Mi 65%
4
4
88 Mi 88Mi
*21
22
79
79
43Ms 43%
102% 102%
31
85
Apr
50
35 Mi
59
32Mb Jan
47
8,200
35%
19 Mb
4
103
35 Ma
35Ms
30 MB
26% Mar 8
Feb 17
7
35 Mi
35Ma
573/4
77% Jan
11
26,500
18 Ma
21% Feb
57
47%
5
4.80% preferred
Dec
53%
19
__
35% Dec
35
4
29Mi Feb
21
45%
77%
56 Mi Jan
95% Apr 21
35% Jan
4
92% Feb 17
46%
31
Power
8
48%
49%
59 Ma
Penn
Apr 25
Jan
'■
49
18 Ma
West
95
700
47 Mi
78
303/4
Electric
83% Aor 29
81,300
37 Ma
*77 Ma
59
Penn
86
25%
37 Ms
77 Ma
18 Ma
West
1
25 Ms
37
59 Mi
8
4
Jan
26
77 Ma
~
173/4
Kentucky
19
87
'
78
31
West
82% Feb
25 Ms
37
58%
4
78% Jan
I6M1 Apr
29% Jan
Jan
17,100
30 Ma
Wayne
44% Jan 27
45y8
31
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
29
8
24
13
6
17
45
58%
14
Apr
27Ma
37
/
No par
15
50
25%
:/
(S D) Co
Warren
7Ms Jan
40% Nov 30
46%
18 Mi
30 Ms Jan
11
45%
*36%
45Ml
1,500
31
17
44% Nov
18,800
58
27
31 Mi May 25
70
114%
55%
18
5% Feb
30
157 Ma
112 Ma
44 Mi
116 Mi
31 MB
26% Apr
8% Jun
56%
157 Ma
113 Ma
55%
*157 Ma
159
*77 Ma
55%
159
109%
55Ma
55Mi
111%
58 Ma
39% Mar
31% Feb
,
140
■
18Mb
39 Mi Jan
12
"
6,000
30Mb
12
21
,
57%
48% May
3% Jan
37
.
18%
48% Jan
25 Mi Jan
36
'
;
♦157%
35
44 Mi
10%
10
9
4
10%
36Ma
:;:v;
90
*89
100
Pharmaceutical—1
9
43
4,100
10 Ma
21Ma
11%
32Mi
35Ms
*87
23 Ma
23 Mi
23%
10%
35 Ma
.
1,700
89
35 Ma
9 Ms
92,100
10%
r*i\
10%
10Ma
10%
90
10%
49Ms
44
900
76 %
142 Mi
10
*48Mi
12%
Co
Warner-Lambert
41% Jun
20
142
5,900
78
1
100
1
Corp
36% Feb
4
24
141 Mi
49 Mi
75
142
76%
75 Ms
x
v
49 Mi
49 Mi
49 Mi
77%
143-/1
20 Ma
*157% 159
48Ma
58
3%
4
86Ms 88Ma
*21
22
79Mi 79Mi
43
44
" 102Mi 102%
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83
*
~
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87
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84
*
UMi UMa
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*
99
100
1
49%
75%
143 Ma
1,020
7,900
10,000
*19%
48%
2.50
Co
31 Mi
20%
35%
Ward Baking Co common
46
32%
30 Ma
*19%
547/a
Walworth
44 Ma
32
*19%
35%,
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
147 Mi
45 Mi
31 Ms
146%
'■
20Mi
54 M2
4
147 Mi
147 Ma
44
19,100
2OM1
10Mi
88
10%
35Mi
10
15
51 Ma
47
49%
7,500
79
497/s
25
No par
47% Feb 25
47%
*77
79
36
No par
15% Jan
46%
48 Mi
52 Mi
51
400
*35 Mi
System
15 Mi Jan
2,000
x24%
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
1
Apr
147%
32 Mi
17
29
12
27%
*77
■
52 Mi
45
35
25
27%
26
17
Feb
7,200
27%
36
34
9 Ms Apr
8%
22 Ma
47 Ms
79
146%
109Ma 113
43%
45%
27 Ma
277/a
37Ma
37Ma
*77Ma 78
33%-
48 Ms
51 Mi
*7%
21%
25 Ms
17 Ms
12% July 22
8
24% Jan
20
4
47%
*77
8Mb
22%
27 Ma
27 Ma
;
23 Mi
36 Mb
20
Jan
11% Nov
33% Mar 30
-39
17 Ma Apr
16
27 Ma
1,200
8%
21%
,
•*
*35 Mi
♦16Mb
Waldorf
273,8
'
26%
20%
.100
.15
25
27%
28
28
8%
23 Mi
36 Ma
,
4%%
28%
100
39 Ma
23%
*66%
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
7
45
Apr 21
55% May 11
21
27
32Mb Apr
30
21
2
43% Sep
Apr
*38 Mi
26 Ms
;
65
76% Mar 11
39 Ma
23 Mi
w
66% Sep 25
*38 Mi
*35 Ma
•ft
Wabash RR
39 Ma
12,800
36
26%
35 Mi
/
10%
*8 Ms
28
48
79
52%
35
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
$2.28 convertible preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Varian Associates
1
Vendo Co
2.50
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%
Vick Chemical Co—
1.25
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% dividend partic preferred—100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—8
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
;
100
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
5% convertible preferred
16
5%% preferred
100
6Mi% preferred
100
10 Mi
22%
8%
23%
*77Ma
47Ma
'
10%
*28 Ms
28Mi
10%
*38 Mi
39%
5,500
'
10%
36
26
106Ma 110
43 Ms
44%
27%
28%
38%
38%
12.80
Shares
5%
29
54%
36
27
21
IOM4
89
10Mi
54
100
———1
;
144
23%
5%
*28 Ma
29
10%
51 Ma
147% 148%
43% 46
30% 32 Ma
49 Mi 49%
76 Ma 77%
143Mi 143%
23Mi 23Ma
48%
78%
157
1
Co—
—
Utah Power & Light Co
79
'
*28 Ma
29
the Week
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
5%
5%
5%
5%
♦28 Ma
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 27
6
29
11
*8Ma
23Mi
27%
47%
*77
8%
23%
27%
48"%
34Mi
1
Co Inc com
Products
Upjohn
5
5
Mar 15
Apr
7
Apr 18
Apr 18
Apr 27
Jan 11
Apr
6
Jan
7
Jan 15
Apr 25
Feb 24
Mar 23
Apr 21
Apr 26
Jan
4
Jan
4
Apr
8
Apr 14
...
-_6.25
2.50
,
39%
28 Mi
10
-
1
-100
-
Corp
issued
4M4% preferred.-
Jan
13%
33Mi
35%
51%
65%
6%
96%
26
89
44
103Mi
81%
86%
85
15%
19
94%
' 102%
—
——
Universal Pictures
Apr
23 Mi
*35 Mi
26 Ms
*20
*
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
preferred
11 Ma
52 Mi
53
148Mi 148%
42 %
43 Mi
31 Mi
32%
144
V;
&
Universal Oil
34% Jan
25
Jan
11
5
30% Nov
Mar
34
21% Apr
26
50
S Vitamin
When
18
36% Feb 19
Nov
19% Jan
18
No par
common
28Ma
48%
76 Ma
~
noncumulative preferred—25
Universal Match
18
76Ma Mar 14
11%
82 Mi Nov
Apr
47 Mi Apr
Co
Tobacco
8%
Apr 13
16
53
22
Apr
16
~4% Dec~29
Oct
April
11%
51 % Jan
41 Mi Feb
26% Sep 21
76
.
70% Feb
36% Apr 17
5
Apr 12
Mar 31
•
S
*
-
Pharmaceutical—_1
United Stockyards Corp
—-1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
*
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Whelan Corp
30c
U
16
Jan
13% July 28
2
12%
1
S Smelting Ref & Min com—_50
7% preferred
50
S Steel Corp common
16% "
79c preferred
100
7%
28 Mi Jan
47% Aug 27
29%. Nov
84
U
24% Jan
17
71
6
72
21
12
Nov 17
Jan
47% Feb
10
Sep~21
18%
8
12
Feb
41
25% Oct
Feb
148
10
157
9
1
11
36
1st preferred
non-cum
Shoe Corp
S
5%
*28%
107/b
*38Mi
28Ma
PRICES
HIG1T SALE
AND
Wednesday
.
Apr. 26
6
*8Ma
23Ma
26%
48Ms
*77
5
100
Rubber Co common
S
U
34 Mi Apr
19
Apr
97% Dec
Dec
5
•.91
Plywood Corp common
preferred series B
8%
1
19
>24% Mar 29 V
8'
4
Jan
i
U
U
34
.
8
•7% Feb
Feb
-v
'
24% Jan
14
15 Mi Jan
83
27
Apr 12
145% Apr
4
4
Mar
S
U
5
15 *
Apr
50
29
1
10 '
5
5
1
100
3%%
103 Mi Jan
4
Apr
5
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
46
146
36%
24% Apr 29
30
Mar
12% Jan
9
23
15% Mar 16
7
149% Feb
47
34 M« Jan
50% Mar 12
80
Jan
64
7
4f
-
139% Jan
9
22
Jan
7
75
21
6
29% Sep
*
47 Ma Jan
28
7
33% Oct
153
U
5%
28Ma
10%
*38Mi
27%
50
common
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co__"
19
26% Mar
24
108% Aug 31
21
19
77 Ma Feb
37% Mar
22% Dec
138% Sep
4
50% Jan
49% Mar
54% Feb
6
88% May
Jan
8
26
144
10*
29
38% Feb
30
45% Nov
35
43% Mar
Jan
Co
A
series
preferred
Lines
S
common
Tuesday
-
Apr. 25
82%c
50
1
4Ma%
U
75
7
69% July
154% Aug
U
26% Apr 25
7
19
Jun
40
26% Mar 10
58% May 18
24*
33 Ma Jan
25
7% Mar
99
10
45% Feb
22
29% Jan
26
Inc
Industries
S
4%%
Jan
20
40
2
Jan
29
23
8 Mi Jan
class
5%
U
10
9
26% Dec
142% Sep
2
35% Apr
40Mi Oct
76
5% Mar
29
Mach common
A preference
U S Hoffman
4
28% Apr
9
25
28
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
7% Dec
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
10
26 Ma
26 Mb
26 Ma
26 Ma
10
26 Mb
26 MB
26 Mb
26 Ma
10
Corp
'
65 Ma
65 Ma
64Mb
65 Ms
54 Ms
54 Ma
Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Yale 8c Towne Mfg Co
Young 8pring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door.
•119
10
5
No par
No par
*85 Ma
87
79 Ma
80
8MB
9
31%
32
24 Ma
25
102Mi 1043/i
20%
20Ms
54
•
*85%
79
8Mb
31 Ma
24%
102Ma
20Ms
*119
243/.
20Ma
10,100
258,000
37 Mi
11
*119
a
120 Ma
"
.
26%
,26%
2 6 3/b
26 MB
26 MI
26
26 Ms
26 Mb
26 Mi
65 Ma
65
65 Mi
633/i
65
1,900
2,200
16,000
52%
523/4
52
2,000
523/4
31%
y363/8
J!
26 Mb
*85 Ma
104
37
120 Ma
26 Mb
87
8Mb
36Mb
3/b
•119
26 Ma
X65
54
80
120%
25
80
83/4
31 Ma
24%
102 Ma
20
53 Ma
87
80 M4
8 M4
*85%
82
•8%
87
833/4
9
51 Mi
•85 Ma
84
8 3/i
87
84
8 3/i
313/4
31 Mi
31%
31 Ma
32
24Ma_
23 Mi
233/4
223/4
23%
102%
IO33/4
101 Ms
103%
20 Ms
20 Mb
20%
104
20 Mi
20
.
■'
-
3,000
700
12,000
2,500
13,500
1,900
35,700
Number 5947
Volume 191
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
(1899)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY-WEEKLY- YEARLY
The
italic
when
letters
the
in
the
column
bonds mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
27
Exchange
indicate
in
each
the
case
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
month
a
point.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT BONDS
for Year 1959
Range
Range Since
Highest
Lowest
Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
fi—-rr:
86.8
li
Apr
96.12 Feb
-.j
.
86.8
18
Apr'll
96.12 Feb
,
Low
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4>/4s
Treasury 4s
18
(
May
Apr. 25
>
15
1975-1985
1
4s
Feb
1
15
1974
Feb
15
1990
15
♦99
99.8
*98.30
99.6
♦99
99.8
99.8
♦99
99.8
*98.30
99.6
♦99
*96.6
♦96.6
95.24
m
*85.8
88.10
85.16
♦85.6
*85.8
85.16
*85.6
85.14
*86.10
96
•95.26
95.30
♦95.26
1966
*93.30
94.4
*93.28
94.2
*93.24
93.30
*93.22
3s
*84.2
84.10
*84.2
84.10
*83.30
84.6
♦84
*84.2
84.10.
1961
*98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
♦98
98.4
♦98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
*98.18
98.26
*98.18
98.26
*98.18
98.26
♦98.18
98.26
*98.16
1965
*93.2
93.6
*93.2
93.6
*92.30
93.2
♦92.30
93.2
1961
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
97.20
2»/2s
?97r16
Jun
*89.12
89.20
*89.8
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April-Oct
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extended
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s
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2001—
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505
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A
67
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—
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104
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1958
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21
April-Oct
1952
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1975
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ii
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———June-Dec
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_————April-Oct
1980
debentures
2%s
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1963
to
debentures
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1933
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extended
1953
16
207
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&
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..Jan-June
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92
96 %
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1980———...April-Oct
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86
96
industrial companies
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—
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ment)
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86
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debentures 1982—iJan-July
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1
84%
84 Va
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.-^.May-Nov
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-»1st mortgage 3yas 1984—
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 Vis debs 1978
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s
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Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4Vis series J 1991—Afay-Nov
Fefunding mortgage 4 Vis series K 1993—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General
mortgage 2%s
1980
April-Oct
General mortgage 3Vis
1983
_Aprll-Oct
General mortgage
3Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 47/as 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk Ac Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general Ac ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sept
26
••
1976_June-Dec
1963
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2
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w—
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard
46
47%
—w
April-Oct
1982
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41%
50%
26%
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47
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51
Jan. 1
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73%
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F 5s contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington Ac Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s 1980
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4.50s debentures 1976
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A
1
55%
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'
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Afay-Nov
2003
55%
—
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interest 2003
fixed interest
5s
—
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Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
Y Central Ac Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3 Vis 1997--——--—
Lake
99Vi
100Vi
99 Vi
84%
84%
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Kanawha Ac Michigan Ry 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power Ac Light 2 Vis 1976—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas
City Term Ry
2Vis 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Jalf
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961—-Jan-July
Stamped 1961
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subord
conv
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99
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4%s
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232
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1st
Bonds
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Sale Price
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New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986—
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New Jersey Power Ac Light 3s 1974
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or
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1984_
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June-Dec
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41/4S
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1987
Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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77%
75%
79 Va
6Vis
McBee
Royal
debs
conv
1977
debs
conv
90
Jan-July
1977
90
112
June-Dec
29
113%
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12
■
3s
Power
A 1971
1st gold 5s
series
Adirond'k
&
St Lawrence
mtge
3'As
RR
75 VA
*71%
April-Oct
*72%
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&
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&
&
f
s
f
s
gold 6s
Francisco
St Louis-San
1st
mortgage
ASecond
1st
4s
68
72%
series
4s
bond
4s
Paul
Union
70
51
67%
77
72%
2
71%
72'%
66'/2
72%
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86%
68%
85
70
'
1989
Depot 3Vis
3
86%
86%
V
Scott
&
New
Paper
Scovill
England
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Works
3s
debentures
conv
mortgage 3s series
3Vis
3s
debentures
f
s
Seagram
(Jos
E)
&
debentures
'
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Roebuck
312
■
96%
108%
debentures
4%s
subordinated
debentures
Sears
Roebuck
Seiberling
5s
.
5%s
Shell
Co
4%s
debs
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Gas
&
subord
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
Oil
&
4%s
3 /4s
-
•
97%
Oil
debs
109%
89%
84%
97'%
98%
June-Dec
RR
98'A
107%
83%
77%
California
convertible
Indiana
103%
southern
Natural
Gas
Southern
Pacific
—
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1994
Jan-July
1973_June-Dcc
2%s-4%s
Co
4Vis
'
4Vis
(Oregon
Go d
4Vis
Gold
4%s
1981
Lines)
A
74%
131%
64%
93%
42
89%
70
91
87%
31
83 %
88%
First
1996
Jan-July
1961—„—Jan-July
y
April-Oct
gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
**rst
_
mortgage 2%s series F
mortgage 2%s series G
first
mtge
5%*
series
H
"Outhern
—
1983
Electric
Power
58%
58%
*98'%" 98% ""
58%
1
Feb-Aug
*94%
*96%
3'As
85
68 Vi-
72%
■
■
3'As
Co
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Cexitral
14
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1966
67
63
60%
77%
78
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67
75
2
61%
78%
115%
112%
5
63%
61%
87
87
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63%
82%
52%
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——
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94%
84
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91'/a
3
94%
94'/a
84
95%
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——
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Jan-July
1974-
1
90%
59
59%
50
54%
59
59%
52
55
59 Va
92
92
12
90%
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80
80%
95%
95%
59%
59%
59%
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92
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'
102
98%
104
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Jan-July
1981
3%s ser A
♦75
__
f
debs
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Power
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77
77
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the
85
90
90
99 Va
99%
64%
47
39
—
2
77
79
77
'
86
86
—
—
2
86
84
86%
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—
range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range, r Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
' 4
; 1 • •
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
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'
98%
112
81%
56%
64%
*61
—Jan-July
1976_Jan-July
__
*9911 100
—
1 2029———May
1976
June-Dec
the year's range,
89
89%
62
92
89%
88
—'
"
70
87%
-
'
*
2%s
3'As 1971
—
'
*81%
delivery sale not included in the year's
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
included in
101 '/a
103 %
in
90%
92
Feb-Aug
_—Jan-July
Jan-July
& Power 2%s
70
— —
,
85
82 Va
'
—
Service
85
*90'/a
93%
92'/a
95
*83 Va
Mar-Sept
1980
1
*93%
May
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
series A 2004
4s
Public
Included
-
93
.
series
s
Electric Light
not
u:
—
2
—-
*77%
1967_Jan-July
4'As debentures
Wisconsin
Yonkers
59%
98
'•
-
113% 115
<
April
April
83%
100%
,
72%
*88%
114
guaranteed 2361
RR Co
mortgage
56%
12
Jan-July
3'As
1979
3'As
4s
Corp
&
64
96
101%
103'/a 103%
101
first
Pacific
83%
'2
,
'
mtge 4'As inc series A Jan
a
H
mtge
income debentures
5s
—
Ry first consol
1st
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988—
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Penn
61%
—
*64
.
72%
Feb-Aug
2008—
gen
3s
Wisconsin
97%
88
*83'%
Lighting
Penn
First
95
97'/8
_May-Nov
80
10
*83 Va
3'As
mortgage
Shore
Gen
86%
—
84%
79
1
Co—
mortgage
Wisconsin
120
115
96
Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
Jan-July
74%
79%
— —
*87
May-Nov
1983
F
ser
debs
1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
63
93%
©an
RR
Whirlpool
139
62%
1
96%
93%
4s
income
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—:
3%s convertible debentures 1975
75
74
1977—„Mar-Sept
1969
ref
&
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
Wilson
29
*87%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
Westinghouse
82%
72
—
116
116
conv
81%
74%
85
80
1984—_—_——
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
'/
78
May-Nov
First
80
__
__
"I
131% 131%
Jan-July
98%
76 Va
—,
Co-
Ry
& refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
M 3'As ser J
1982
April-Oct
mortgage
Western
106
76%
75%
72%
*741/4 * 74%
Jan-July
867/b
5
80
84%
lien
92
106
11
87%
84%
Jan-July
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5'As
debentures
1982
Jan-July
91%
98
82%
*72%
'
72%
Feb-Aug
1970—
104
87'A
4s
Co—
debentures
Southern
.
*76%
Jan-July
Edison
5
Co—
—
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*73%
subord
94%
101
1975—Mar-Sept
ref
81%
87%
2%s ser E
West
84%
90
46
77%
*95%
+„
89
2%s ser H 1980__Mar-Sept
West
119
94%
~
100%
98
98
Jan-July
Telephone & Telegraph
89
and refund mtge
West
.221
.
1963——April-Oct
5s
89
.
88
12
841/4
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June-Dec
1976
85
81%
88
90%
10
94%
80
88
81%
93 Vi
*87 Vi
79%
Westchester
94%
84'/a
10
109% 111
.—Jan-July
1979—
2 Vis
97%
94%
series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970__Feb-Aug
101%
3
.
—April-Oct
April-Oct
1986
93%
and refund mtge
First
1041/2
4.
87
1965
♦94%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
1976
First
90
1971
debentures
debentures
Gen
97
92%
100
152
100% 101%
87
debs
conv
3s debentures 1979
2%s
debentures
1985
2%s debentures
1987
Southern
6
90
1982
97 Va
96%
,
subord
Wabash
101%
.97
11
Jan-July
debentures
North Alabama
Bell
82%
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
South
101
1983—Feb-Aug
96%
1982—__ApriZ-Oct
debs
debentures
subord
conv
86%
'
f
s
.
subord
6s
Corp—
2%s
Corp
Smith-Corona
Southern
debs
75.
99%
95%
102%
1979—
Skelly oil 2%s debentures
5%s
—
—
102% 102%
95%
Jan-July
f
s
93%
of America—
conv
1st
76%
87%
82%
-'
,
Co—
subord
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
■
&
76%
86%
80'A
—
98%
99%
May-Nov
—
„
&
96 Vi
96%
96%
Jan-July
1968
conv
Gen
-.Feb-Aug
_
1977
debentures
Rubber
conv
Service
*82 Va
1972——
47/8s
1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser
Corp—
1982
87%
96%
95
Jan-July
1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B
96 %
96
V
*86%
June-Dec
;
Acceptance
4%s
5s
Mar-Sept
1966—.June-Dec
2%s
97%
86
*96
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983—.
'
85
*76%
*87 %
1977—
Sons
94%
Corp—
ctfs
'OSflHv yr.
1st
96%
May-Nov
1974
89%
*86
——
105% 107
106%
Jan-July
1980
B
94
89'A
First
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
88%
92%
■
*—
Mar-Sept
1971_
93%
18
*94%
——ApriZ-Oct
debs
4s
90 VA
92
92%
May-Nov
1976
1967
Steel
4
92
Jan-July
1978—
debentures
is 78s
76%
767/a
——
__
*79
1989—May-ZVow
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982-
80
1972-
1st
*77'/8
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s
80
*80
i,Virginia Electric &. Power Co—
86%
82%
'
Scioto
88%
First
1989_Jan-July
1971
B
85
*88
4'As
-
Ry—
certificates
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
Mar-Nov
debs series A Jan 2006—
70
72%
72%
'
*88 Va
coll trust 3%s 1971—.
coll trust 3'As 1972
coll trust 3%s 1975
Vanadium Corp
67%
May
Mar-Sept
1980
B
Louis-Southwestern
First
1XW .fWUtfV**'
18
71
101
94%
•82%
Participating
70%
69
Jan-July
1997
A
81
65
*99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-ZVow
2%s
Steel
77
74
84
75
x
16
67%
66%
67%
Mar-Sept
debentures
United
71%
72%
—
Ry Co—
series
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022
mtge
A5s income
St
1996
88
82%
83%
86%
1977
debentures
States
81%
%
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
debentures
Rubber
S
2%s
79
77
♦84
2%s series C
sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
U
97%
90
*8%
June-Dec
3%s
/
96 %
74
2%s 1970
Corp
mtge
4%s
70%
27/8s
debentures
Gas
99%
99%
87%
88
1991_Mar-Sept
4'As s I debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
Biscuit
81%
81
81
Car
United
1996-Jan-July
i
-
Second
121
90
*88%
June-Dec
May-Nov
debs 1970
2%s
mortgage
Tank
1st
*84
Mar-Sept
1960
1980
1982
of California
Pacific
115 Va
.
ApriZ-Oct
—
coll tr 27%s
&
Refunding
.
109%
Feb-Aug
1982
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
May-Nov
debentures
3s
Oil
105
109%
75
75
♦75
June-Dec
1974
Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s
1st
'.
■
3%s
Orleans
New
1
.
\.J'i
'
Saguenay
of
RR
1
89%
90
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
1st'mtge
„
91
first
80%
97%
■'
5Vis
Aircraft
Rchr
96
RR—
99%
122
85%
91
84
72%
Union
■
*89
Mar-Sept
45
97%
92%
106%
90
95%
99%
92
90
43
78 Vi
85 Vi
99 %
1st
90
i
78
6
72
1st
•
6
95%
95%
78%
89%
June-Dec
„
110% 111%
78
89%
78
98
4%s
110%
1983
81%
78
79%
86%
20
Electric
&
Gas
120
108
75
3%s
April-Oct
subord
conv
12
107%
Corp—
debentures 1983
Corp—
'
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
4%s
Rochester
102 %
95%
15
100
*81%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Zliay-Nov
May-Nov
1985
series D
101
118% 120
100
>
1
.
Richfield
82
89
20
70
—
80
81
-
62
—
<
99%
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*91%
':
99%
Union
*91'/a
90
80%
87
*81'
*88
*72%
Pacific
Union
Jan-July
_Jan-July
__
23
89%
89%
J'T,i«.
refund M
United
1978
90
81
159
,
*95%
85
2
90
109% 114
Apr-Oct
1978
4 Vis
5
Jan-July
5 Vis
4 Vis
62 %
89%
89
89%
■ >
87%
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
93 %
62%
90
91%
*89%
and
&
Tol &
101 Vi
91%
62%
;
series C 2019
Thompson Products 4%s debs
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986
88%
96%
2
142% 150%
juouis—
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
Orleans
New
95
90
*82%
First
143
Corp
3s
94
1970—April-Oct
3%s series C 1990
April-Oct
Term
89 %
85
83 Va
80
96
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 37/8s ser E 1985—Jan-July
•
81%
17
92
83%
82%
refund M 3 Vis series B
Texas
75%
80
-
__
100
78%
and
Texas
85 Va
1
75%
95
42
First
104%
156 %
•
*84%
<&
91%
85%
109
64
83
First
156
II
.
Company
Corp
Texas
96
99%
99
-June-Dec
1979
tot
01
impt M 4s
Texas
102
*155
of America 3 Vis conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_Afay-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 37/as debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
§£Direct mortgage 7s 1950
May-ZVow
§ A Direct mortgage 6s
1952—.
May-Nov
§ A Consolidated mortgage 6s 1953
Feb-Aug
Radio
notes
and
Texas
92
29
98%
*91%
June-Dec
1979
notes
As&n
Refund
115
99
81%
100% 102
May-ZVow
Refund
115
^_Jan-July
94%
141%
Inc—
conv
RR
1972_iJ.L
1173
49
98%
*94%
1st mtge 6s 1971——May-ZVow
debentures
2%s
Co
&
27/es
112%
*82
1966-—Jan-July
Jan-July
2'/8s debentures
1981
3%s debs
77 VA
135
98 Vi
Jan-July
(Ohio) 4Vis 1982—,——_Jan-July
Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Oil Corp
75%
73
•
82
100%
1974
Surface Transit Inc
Swift
98
High
70%
1
73
,
116% 118%
Co
Superior Oil Co
y
;
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
(N J)
Oil
Stauffer
3
1983
debentures
Standard
93
3%s conv
(Indiana)
debentures
2%s
'/a
18
*92%
93
98%
Oil
Vis
Stanaard Oil
98 Vi
7
Jan-July
1982—April-Oct
April-Oct
Standard
85
85
93
118 %
Jan. 1
Low
No.
74%
73
.
June-Dec
5s conv subord debs 1984
Oil of California 4%s 1983
Inc
Spiegel
112
98%
'
.
Range Sines
Sold
High
*73
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
debs
1983
debentures
Standard
105
72 Va
92%
mortgage 3 Vis 1983_April-Oct
1975_.
_j
._April-Oot
1977
Mar-Sept
debentures
917/8
3xo
%
3 Vas
98y2
First and refunding
4%s
/
Bell Tel 2%s
Southwestern
102
98
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low :
4
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—-May-ZVow
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962——
Feb-Aug
plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
3 Vis s
f debentures 1986
ApriZ-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1973
.
_May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s
debentures 1963_—
May-Wow
First and refunding mortgage 3V4s 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-JaZy
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Ju7te-Dec
3%s debentures 1972_
-June-Dec
3Vis
123/a
Last
Sale Price
High
104%
98%
lUo'/2 lu
*
Low
No.
269
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
114
*101
—
Bonds
High
110
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Fhilco
f-
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
y
...
__
.
Section 77 01
*
94%
—
94 Va
95
—
99
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
of the transactions
Monday, April 25,
It is compiled from the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a complete report
Exchange for the week beginning
the American Stock
on
and
ending Friday, April 29.
:
stock
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Week Ending April 29.
*
Exchange
Stock
itself
and
is
bond in which any
or
Range for
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
t
3%
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
Acme Missiles & Construction
Corp
2%
Class
Acme
a
common..:
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Acme
Products
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5%
18
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Aeronca
Feb
6
Apr
7%
Feb
5%
Jan
Agnew
1
17% Mar
21%
Jan
Aid
Manufacturing
Corp
56%
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—
—
1
—
•'
5%
Apr
'
7 '/a Mar
Supply
Aero
Ajax
1
Manufacturing-
Surpass
Investment
Shoe Stores
&
Petroleums
—
—
11,000
54
High
71% Feb
9% Jan
7
Jan
Apr
7%
5,500
6%
Apr
4%
4%
4%
3,500
4%
Apr
19%
19%
500
*
--50c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
6%
5
Discount Inc—.—1
Ltd
High
60%
54
6"%
Apr
4%
700
'200
18%
5
Jan
3% Jan
Aerojet-General Corp
2%
5,300
30,700
■
25c
3% Mar
300
Low
Par
High
T
Hi^h
3%
3%
2%
i-1
10c
." -
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices^Low
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class a
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
•
% "
—
14
5%^'^ l,10OA ;U.5(,( Apr,
%
8,300
% Jan
\
22
18% Mar
#*1
Jan
Jan
Jan
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 29)
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Alabama
Alan
Wood
5 %
Southern-—--
Great
Steel
Co
cumulative
Alaska
Airlines
Algemene
~5
100
11%
11%
5,300
6%
6%
6%
1,900
Inc
6%
7%
3%
3%
10%
10%
-1
10
4%
4%
4%
500
10
12%
12%
15
12%
li^4
ra%
6%
6'A
6%
1
11%
14
16%
80
1
Altex
1
pfd
Atlas
del
Non-voting
Avis
Inc
Avnet
Co
Engineering
10
Gas class A
B
Cohu
Colonial
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
6% Apr
10%
100% 100%
52%
55
56%
49%
Mar
56%
Jan
7%
5.500
**"'J
6%
11%
Apr
2 %
2%
5,800
2 Va
Apr
16%
16%
7,600
12%
Jan
10%
8,600
9%
Apr
15 Va
13'A
13%
4,500
12 y8 Mar
17%
Jan
7% Mar
11%
Jan
5%
4%
5%
11%
11%
10
10
4,300
5 Va
4%
5%
100
2,000
10%
30%
6,100
44%
44%
100
10.600
6is«
Feb
,
—
.
7
25 y4
il
Apr
Cott
Jan
Courtaulds
6,'g
6%
20%
600
16
1,800
16
Mar
3%
6,300
,
3%
6
fa
Apr
Jan
Creole
Bruck
Inc
-
Feb
Apr
25 % Mar
Apr
~8%
9 -
8%
277/8
Apr
600
v
8%
7%
-f;
225
7%
Apr
27%
8
21.800
Feb
29
Apr
7Vb
Jan
9
Apr
1
Apr
1%
Jan
,1,100
•
30%
9%
•
Jan
Feb
Drug
Apr
8%
Jan
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Feb
36%
Apr
23 Va
24 %
Jan
Cubic
;•
2.400
3%
Curtis
9%
1,000
8%
10%
11%
Apr
13 y4
Jan
Davidson
46%
500
44%
Jan
46%
16
3,600
13%
Feb
17%
5% Mar
7%
Jan
D
18%
18%
17%
200
20%
Apr
4%
400
8%
8%
2,200
8%
Apr
17%
6 0-10
16%
Apr
19 3 4
?5
36%
Apr
38%
98
98
.
4%
4%
6'%
Apr
27%
310
29%
2
4%
5%
13,000
35
Jan
25%
Feb
200
14
Feb
4%
17,400
5
5%
Apr
8%
29%
Apr
31%
38
Apr
Apr
•
2*r
2%
15.700
29%
30%
6,500
2
iV Apr
'
29% Mar
211
8%
32%
10
1st
Amer
Diversey
Mar
Apr
32
10l/8
Dixon
39% Mar
Jan
7A
7%
14%
A
14%
14
31,300
39,100
400
2,100
7 Va Mar
9 Va
Feb
15% Mar
14
Apr
16'/a
Jan
12 Va
Apr
15%
Jan
6%
1,600
6%
5'%
2,200
4%
Apr
Apr
7
2%
preferred
9
serial preferred
& Machine Co
Mar
19%
4% Mar
7%
Jan
1,300
7
8
10%
400
10
8%
8%
1,700
I
Corp
2%
2%
200
Jan
10 Va
Apr
8%
Jan
3j/4 Mar
Apr
10%
8%
Apr
3%
Jan
Apr
16 y4
Duke
Jan
2 Va
Feb
2.50
9%
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J Pi As Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
%
2JA
4.100
1,000
2 %
Apr
9%
3,800
IV*
Jan
9%
23%
26
3%
26 Va
500
2 3Va Mar
7%
7%
10%
,
26%
Jan
9%
Apr
19%
Apr
28%
Jan
Apr
.
Apr
8%
8% Mar
14 V8
Jan
5%
Jan
7Va
5,900
5%
87/a
1,100
9%
14% Mar
_
4%
400
Feb
Jan
51/4
Jan
7%
Feb
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
1%
3%
8%
8 Va
8%
1,000
81/8
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
3%
3%
3 Va
29,500
3Va
Apr
4 Va
/
1
15,200
13
11%
5 %
%
7
10,000
11
1,700
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
Apr
Mar
6
800
4%
~5Va
2'/2
11%
2,400
7%
7
1
V
3,300
6%
6
6'/a
12
1
2%
2%
2%
1
7%
Jan
Apr
Apr
16%
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Mar
4
Jan
Apr
1
Jan
32
Jan
36
Jan
3,700
13'/a
Apr
17%
Jan
17i<> Mar
13%
1Q%
Jan
100
15
17%
15
1
17%
voting-*
17%
Apr
17%
Apr
\h
-
15%
15 %
15%
400
15% Mar
18%
Jan
1
14%
14%
15 Va
1,000
16%
Feb
18%
18%
100
13% J* n
18 % Mar
19
Jan
8%
2,300
8
8%
8^
3
2%
7%
Apr
2%
8% Jan
Feb
8A
200
3
32,500
34%
33
1
Jan
30%
15,200
A
7%
9%
9%
55%
400
4%
5,000
55
4%
4%
-
'
10c
6%
*
17%
■\
:
%
36
35
62%'
"
*.
■
„
50c
9%
Jan
3% Feb
46 Va
Jan
8»/a
Apr
11%
Apr
9%
1'•
Feb
16%
5->
-
com.
8%
:
10
'••2%
,
•<
...
~
38
38
19%
20
138
Inc
1
6%
9%
Apr
18%
Apr
5%
Jan
4%
33 Va
Feb
35%
Apr
10
Feb
12
Jan
2% Mar
3
20
-
,V
200
I,100
33 Va
Jan
200
,
19%
Apr
Vs
Jan
Jan
41 % Mar
20%
Apr
Apr
50
135
Jan
12
Feb
14% Feb
Apr
14% Jan
3,300
l
10%
10%
;io%
1,200
24,500
8
•
Apr
Feb
13%
■
1,800
138
7%
Feb
Jan
Apr
112 Va
7%
>
12%
Apr
12
'
■
11
•
4%
12
1
Apri
Jan
3%
1
Manufacturing
67
Jan '
9.
150
40%
19%
100
9 Va
Jan
% Jan
48 Va Mar
-l
Jan
Mar '
2,000
j
5
1 Va
Jan
4,700
•:
10%
5
18'/a
41
Mar
A Jan
10,800
34
2%
8%
% Feb
100
;
10
2%
5% Jan
Jan
16 Va Mar
26
6,800
5%
•
Feb
62
6% Mar
17,300
17%
.34
-
20c
4
20
9%
4%
1
-
6,400
16%
'
'
Apr
46% Jan
2,100
10
3%
35
.
cl A
9
7% Mar
95/a
150
:
it
10%
10%
•.
-
350
63 Va
60%
-
9%
.2.50
pref
'
1/4
Z
•
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300
600
18
17%
41
-v.
7
ZI_IZZI%c
;
1
7%
*
Ltd-——ZZZIZiiic
■
21%
1
20%
'
9%
?
141
5% Mar
8% Mar
17% Feb
10
10
3,300
22% Apr
1 Va
%
II,000
10%
7,2 JO
i',.
•>
1
9%
10
1,500
9V8
Jan
10
100
19%
•
10%
u
-
—_
21%
9%
!o
-
com„10c
dep rets ord reg
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"
-
••
%
:■
Apr
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&
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common.
preferred
Power
12%
-
12%
Jan
r
Apr
Z.ZZZ
ZZZZZZZ
Laboratories
Jan
Apr
6%
6%
7%
5,300
6%
Apr
20%
201/4
100
19 Va
Feb
20%
13Va
13%
500
12% Mar
16% Feb
14%
15Va
1,500
14% Mar
16%
9 Va Mar
10
Feb
Jan
% Jan
Jan
1,500
8% Mar
10%
31%
31%
50
28 V* Mar
31%
10%
13%- Jan
8%
8%
9
3,500
1
9%
8%
9%
8,300
1
Jan
13%
11%
•
Apr
14%
12 Va
-
20%
10%
1 -
Apr
12 Va
-
10%
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Co_ZZZZZ
Jan
25%
10% Mar
100
14,600
1
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12'/a
13%
5%
Feb
9%
32 50
Co
(Allan
50
24V4
12 Va
1
ZZZZZl
Research
Ltd
Inc
24%
1
i
w
4{R Mar
ios
—
common
DuMont
Jan
Apr
161/4 Mar
9%
—50c
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Apr
Apr
8,700
5,200
partic-
Driver Harris Co
Jan
14 y8
1
Company
2% Mar
15
40,200
•
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Jan
1,000
8
7%
100
3,500
4%
50c
$2
Jan
16%
8,400
9%
19%
7%
Quality Supermkts
preferred
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
8
16%
8%
17%
1,600
2%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
ZZZZ—•
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd"
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—
ZZ*
Jan
10%
Jan
'
*
50c
Dome Petroleum
Ltd—
13%
Jan
1%
Distillers Co Ltd—
Jan
Apr
8
32%
Apr
class
Gasket &
New
8
5%
Apr
%
3,300
Inc
Productions
7%
Jan
37
Jan
Apr
20,300
1%
debentures
Dilbert's
Feb
47
5%
9Va
18
.ZZZZZZlOc
preferred
Devon-Palmer Oils
Jan
4
9% Mar
Apr
5%
$1.25
Jan
250
Jan
3%
Development Corp of America—
Jan
6,800
6Va
9,700
18%
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
Feb
6%
30
Jan
200
4%
4
20 '•
Brothers
Corp
Detroit
Apr
3 Va
10
9% Mar
7%
3%
Ifk
Co
Transit System Inc
Desilu
Apr
Apr
C
8%
Jan
16
Feb
2
Jan
10% Mar
5%
Dennison M'fg class A common
Class A new common wi
Feb
99%
Feb
.Ton
18 Va
Dejay Stores
Jan
•39%
6%
200
10
Jan
23%
16%
8,400
8
15
preferred
Dayco
9V2 Mar
94% Jan
2,400
15%
2
•
ZZE
5%
'
1,900
5%
Apr
Feb
20
7%
33%
Day Mines Inc
15
Apr
Feb
200
Feb
Jan.;
1%
Manufacturing Co class
8%
5%
31/2
i
-
20
Crystal Dairies—1—
Davega Stores Corp common
Jan
16%
Co
Tobacco
46%
5%
17,600
43%
(new)__l
American Oil Co
Jan
Feb
4
•
15%
A
Daitch
3%
1%
5 '/a Mar
Jan
Mar
5%
Corporation
Jan
J an
1%
32
15,500
"% :~%
_
Venezuelan Oil vtc
8
41%
10
2 50
Cuban
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
preferred
Jan
Apr
3%
$1.12
3%
Apr
Va
3%
5,000
28%
■
Apr
*
common
Cuban
Va
Apr
24%
•
1
3%
25c
Cuban
7%
feb
140
—_*
"A"
Jan
16%
.16
,5,100
4
3%
38
ZZZ"Z"l
(Mdj__ZZZZZ5
10% Mar
100
3%
*
com_l
Co__—_
2,700
1%
...
1
1
500
A*>r
116 Va Mar
1,800
.
24%
24%
3%
.
12%
"
Crown
14,700
,
135 % 140 \
39
5
Jan
Apr
8,500
2,600
5%
cl A
Crowley Milner & Co
6%
Mar
12%'
"l?
Petroleum
Apr
16%
11V
13%
1
»'o
24%
••
*
American dep receipts (ord reg) __§i
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Internat'l
21%
.
1
»
Cork
7%
Co
(The)
22 Va
175
Feb
.
'
27%
.1 50
Crown
1 Va
1
Die
Bunker Hill
28%
,
68
Jan
Ltd—
Feb
18%
Light & Pwr ord—*
Company new commonBuckeye (The) Corp.
Budget Finance Plan common
6%
23
27%
•
4,500
7%
common
1%
%
20c
Reynolds
Jan
17%
—
.
common
Buffalo-Eclipse
22 Va
'
—1.25
Central Pelroleum
Apr
B 8 F
Buell
15 %
13 Va
Mar
5
&
Crown
1 %
•
Co
convertible
80
Apr
•
Jan
3,600
Mills Ltd class B
60c
Jan
12
80
12
7%
Corp
Jan
1%
1
Rubber
73i/4
50
80
3,300
—_
1
•
1.000
15%
preferred
Brown
Jan
13,600
Engineering
8
Jan
1%
100
cl
Jan
*
New
class
&
4
Apr
8
1.50
Distillers
,'2%
Crane
Jan
900
,
Products
6%
13,900
7%
7%
dep rets ord reg
dep rets ord reg
B
Apr
13%
Mining & Smelt Ltd
4%
If,
35
1
Inc
Forman
1%
22%
preferred class A
25
2,000
dep rets ord reg
Company
4 7c
Jan
5,200
;"
2
i%
.v
•
Beverage Corp
25%
5% Mar
—
,
8
Feb
17%
8%
Amer
Class
44%
19Va
300
3%
non-voting
Apr
'
Brown
10%
__1
Co
Distilling Ltd
B
51%
18%
1%
„
(H)
Class
10%
16%
3%,
Corby
32
18%
Power
Brown
Apr
Feb
12
10c
Feb
8%
7.50
common
Co
21
6%
31'/a
10c
Corroon
*
Columbia
Apr
9,500
9,200
19 Va
12%
Coro Inc
1
Petroleum
Feb
Feb
7%
139'/a
Inc
Jan
16%
3%
..25c
Co
British
9%
39 %
10c
Inc
Stone
Industries
Jan
6
Mar
43
—
-
1
British
6% Mar
6%
20%
Co
Cooper-Jarrett'"Inc
Tobacco—
Amer
3,500
12%
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
13%
Apr
20%
,
Manufacturing Co
Amer
8%
3%
Equipment Co
&
Commercial
Jan
9%
1,400
28
44%
Jan
3
5% Mar
11%
9%
400
28%
—
Sand
Aviation
Jan
8%
4%
50c
Oil
7%
Apr."
%
6% Mar
37%
4
1
vtc_
Continental
Feb
8%
Farm
Oils
Continental
18% Mar
9%
13
Products
Electronics
Construction
Jan
9%
1
American
Jan
10
Continental
2%
25
American
103
5%
13%
Manufacturing
Continental Air Lines Inc
'
British
Jan
Feb
100
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Apr
2%
16%
——1
British
99V4
5%
21%
Co
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Feb
1
Ltd
10
5%
Jan
63%
1
Lambert
Consolidated
Apr
1% Mar
1%
6%
7
2%
Apr'
46
54%
1%
104
Jan
Feb
Jan
1% Mar
2 72
55
—
99 y4
Jan
13
Apr
50c
Petroleums
56
2
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Jan
1
prior preferred
Britalta
Feb
_1
Hosiery Co
Cockshutt
Jan
Jan
1
Chemical Co Inc
Brillo
Jan
Jan
1%
1
Works
47 %
•
_lc
——.
Caribbean
it
3
,
Breeze Corp
Bridgeport Gas
8%
9y8
1
Traction
Feb
1,000
55
54
19 Va
__10c
;«
Co
Aluminum
24%
1%
•
Inc
Co
Jan
8%
37%
1
Corporation
Apr
9y8
lc
Co
&
Apr
28 Va
Apr
22
25
;
~6%
t
Corporation
% Mar
19%
2% Mar
3
Brazilian
6%
Apr
6% Mar
*7° 1
1
—
Brad Foote Gear
4%
600
36 Va
Mar
38
25,400
1
Blauner's
Bourjois
Claussner
Coastal
5
Inc
5% %
Apr
Club
3
Corp
Borne
Clary
Jan
10c
common
class A
Co
15
Jan
Mar
5%
2
.
;
Manufacturing
Feb
Feb
50o
iHC)
38%
47
1
(AS) Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
Bohack
Jan
Clopay
1
Inc
Jan
7%
1
Mining
Inc
Clayton &
10c
;
Benrus
11%
Jan
1% Jan
7 Va
.10
Corp
Corp
Controller
Clarostat
Feb
1
com
Ties—
(S)
Clark
1
Corp
Brooks
Jan
89% Mar
-
_
&
% Mar
1,000
5
Oil
Cinerama
10%
91% Mar
Jan
29%
pesos
preferred
Belock Instrument
Blumenthal
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
5c
Bearings
Bobbie
48%
6%
Jan
5p
Incorporated
Watch
Chromalloy
Jan
1
Barry Controls Inc class
Barton's Candy Corp
Bickford's
Jan
18%
•
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barker
Brothers
Corp_
Beck
6%
Consolidated
86%
Banco de los Andes American shares—
Banff Oil Ltd
_50c
Beli
Christiana
30%
•
.
Inc
Beau-Brummel
Chief
Jan
61,100
partic
Inc
convertible
Jan
85 V8
*
Corp
Corp
Industries
6%
8%
34%
2 74
Corp
Mar
Va
14
Apr
%
_2.50
:
6%
22%
a
lc
A—
Bayview Oil Corp
Jan
1
non-cum
Baruch-Foster
1
Apr
8,000
Supply—
Baldwin Rubber Co_
Baldwin Securities Corp
Basic
Cherry-Burrell
1
Corp
Collieries
Barnes
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Sugar
Bailey & Selbum Oil
Baker
Chamberlin Co of America
Feb
10c
Electronics
Ayshire
Apr
Jan
Mar
1,400
4
Inc
class
Inc
Jan
47,900
Inc
Products Inc
10
101% 101%
•
10
2
2%
'
5% Mar
.
A
54%
conv
19%
100
V.tud
cl
7%
7%
7
% Mar
4,100
14%
22 %
pfd
—*
ord_2s 6d
1
•
5 Va Mar
£1
Tel
.%
14
Corp___—
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
%
13,400
Corp
Industrial
4%
$1.50
32%
Jan
Apr
1
Plywood
Avien
Investors
6
1
Sewing Centers Inc
Steel
Century
7,100
Co
Atlas
Automatic
Century
Jan
1,500
5%
A—l
Atlas
Plastics
Jan
Industries—
Golfo
Devices
7%
Apr
2% Mar
2.500
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Aurora
$1.40
,
12% Jan
.
Mar
5
1,200
1,000
10
22 %
10
16%
16
Consolidated Mining &
Audio
Feb
2.50
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc_
Ailantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Research Corp
Atlantica
Jan
52
29
1,400
40c
Gas
&
12,500
Apr
'
U
America
Corp
Corp
of
Apr
500
100
reg
&
9,900
156
14
preferred
Electric Co
4%
450
,
2.50
Stationers
Tel
26
'■
Mar
5%
pfd—100
Food
Oil
Apr
Central
12,400
Laundries of America
Associated
Central
Jan
5
Associated
Associated
Central
Apr
20e
Corp
Associated
Associated
5%
%
10
1
1
Hadley
1
Maine Power 3.50%
pref__100
Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Securities Corp new
—_
1
ser B
conv
pref
•
Corp
14%
5
Stores
5%
%
Instruments
49%
1
preferred
dep rets
5%
14% Jan
1 Va Jan
Mar
7%
%' Jan
5/0 Feb
Jan
14
22%
& Co_
(A M)
Catalin
Corp
13% Mar
1,000
33,300
35
"
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd
Amer
9%
7,300
5
:
class
Castle
Cenco
6% Mar
Feb
Co
(JW)
Products
Jan
39
9,000
5
Corp
Electric
4%
44
Asamera
Associated
Jan
2
Aluminum
Convertible
Aro
Jan
20O
Film
Carter
Casco
15% Jan
22 y8 Mar
Inc
Armstrong Rubber
8%
50%
Apr
buU
Ltd
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power «Ss
Light 4.72
Armour & Co warrants
Arnold
Jan
Apr
6%
400
1
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Oil
81% Mar
•
A
Angostura-Wupperman
Fuel
Jan
12.60
Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp *A'shs_2.40
Arkansas
Apr
6,100
2
10%
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
11%
2,700
Anglo
&
Carolina Power & Light $5
Jan
Jan
14,100
Anchor Post Products
Industries
Jan
10 y4
23 y8
20
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
Chemical
16%
—:
.
Apr
50c
American Manufacturing Co
American Meter Co
American Petrofina Inc class A
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Apollo
Carnation Co
42
8,100
H
American Laundry Machine
American MARC Inc
Anken
Apr
Central
shares
Mines
17%
City
74%
300
12%.
Apr
6%
225 |
43
Mar
12% Mar
450
11%
Capital
Apr
2,600
8%
5.50
Corp
Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Feb
Feb
14
„uO
tl
9Va
—1
5
_1
Canal-Randolph
5%
12%
6,100
6%
6%
**
12 % Mar
Apr
3%
6c
Minerals
Williston
11%
10
12,500
42
20
1
7
79
14%
pfd-100
American Electronics Inc
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
Lead
Canadian
Jan
7% Mar
20,100
3%
Southern
4% Mar
1,500
8
America $3.75
class
Jan
14 Va
10%
100
-1
com
new
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
Anacon
500
10
1
Co
4y4
Feb
Feb
6%
1,500
Inc
Oil
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
3"%
6 % %
Canada
High
3% Mar
Apr
-
10%
6y8
69%
6%
1,100
£1%
3%
11%
28 Va
common
Apr
Apr
Feb
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3% Mar
20
preference
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
__10o
Canadian Javelin Ltd—
—•
Canadian Marconi
—.—.—1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
58
19,900
1
Ltd
Co
Shares
*
Ltd
Co
3% Mar
2,200
64
6%
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
Amurex
Jan
~4%
10o
Allied
American
Jan
86 y4
11%
Pictures Corp
convertible preferred
of
42%
64
Artists
Aluminum Co
Apr
Mar
29%
800
81
*
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Alsco
84
V—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Co
Jan
29%
American Engineering Co
5 Va %
Allied Control
Cement
Apr
82
100
Ino
Bread
Canada
140
29%
Kunstzide N
Canada
Mar
10
25
10
common
Feb
High
Low
Par
High
Low
83%
30%
83%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
144
83%
dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
Allied
Shares
High
141% 141%
-50
Amer
All
of Prices
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Week's
Friday
Friday
Sales
Range
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
Alabama
Week's
46 Va
46%.
46%
25
25
26
7%
300
8%
12,100
46'/a
31%
31%
100
46
25
•
7%
Jan
Apr
47 Va
Jan
Apr
33 %
Jan
Feb
9 Va
Jan
38%
Jan
47
Apr
10
31 %
2,200
9%
37,600
6 Va Mar
3%
3,400
3 Va Mar
5%
ios
46 %
3%
9%
Apr
41% Mar
9'/4
46
Jan
10%
8 Va Mar
6,500
7%
Apr
6 »/4
4,900
4% Mar
Apr
3%
J^n
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
Burma
Calif
Mines
Eastern
Aviation
Inc
4,000
9
Mar
10c
1
16%
6,300
2%
3.100
18%
preferredpreferred
600
Jan
16
2%
18% Mar
Hosiery class B common
*
Corp
~Zi
Duval Sulphur & Potash
CoZZZZZZZZ*
Dynamics Corp of America
Z.Zl
3%
Duro
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
58
Feb
Jan
47
Apr
Eastern
54
Feb
55%
Feb
Eastern States Corp common
A Mar
3%
Jan
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
1
see page
5
35.
33 Va
5
5
•» t
a
300
33'%
50
5 y4
9,900
3
.
33 Va
4
Apr
34 V*
7%
Jan
Eastern
$7
Jan
A Mar
5%
18
27
10%
,
27
18%
;
10%
29%
12
•
•
550
Apr
23% Jan
18
Apr
2,200
23%
Apr
30%
Apr
44,300
10%
Apr
13%
Feb
7%
Apr
E
45
3 A
6%
Test
55
1
!
Durham
A Jan
50
1
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
footnotes,
6,400
50
11%
A Apr
50
$2.50
For
10
Ltd—
California Electric Power common
$3.00 preferred
6%
9%
$6
;
Edo
Freightways
Malleable
Inc
preferred series A
preferred
series B
Corporation
class
A
20c
6%
67/a
7Va
1,500
6%
Apr
25
Iron
39'/a
39%
29%
39 Va
,100
39 Va
Apr
43%
Apr
44 Va
1
Z.ZZZZZ*
Z.Z*
ZZZZZZZZ 1
29%
30%,
1,700
29 %
Feb
Jan
170
158
9%
9.
158
9%
25
1,300
Apr
182
Jan
164
Mar
169
Va Jan
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
r
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Ltd
Mines and Dev
Elaer
of Prices
Shares
Low
19%
5,300
17 y4 Mar
26%
4,800
22%
Apr
35 y2
Feb
19%
2,300
8ya
1
26J/2
26Va
27 y2
*
—
44 Vz
44 Va
5
11 Vz
11 Va
12
10c
21%
20Va
22%
Feb
750
37 y2
Apr
43 y2
37%
41%
5%
6
9%
9%
600
9%
9%
9%
400
100
j
7
—-
7
'
%
15
8%
23%
21%
ilowa
Iron
Jan
Iron rite
Apr
12 y8
Jan
Irving Air Chute
6V4
Apr
8%
Jan
%
Feb
A Feb
.
Feb
14
17
Apr
12
26 V*
19,600
lloy4
Feb
174
Jan
?18%
25
27
16%
Feb
28%
100
15% Mar
17%
13,200
% Mar
16%
%
3%
3%
4
5
5%
.
27
„
Apr
6y4
Jan
Feb
7%
10 V*
18
10
11%
Apr
13%
14%
13%
Mar
15%
Jau
147
20,200
1%
1%
1%
3,100
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2
4
4y4
1,100
4
5
33
32%
33%
900
32 y2
35%
35%
36%
800
33 y2
Feb
39%
38Vb
Jan
3%
3%
3%
300
3%
Apr
5
2%
2%
1,800
2%
Apr
4%
4%
14%
42,900
24 V2
Feb
Apr
23%
VB
31
31
Va
Apr
Feb
742,700
32
Katz
Kay
preferred
Controls
$4.60
32
6%
19%
19%
1,800
18
Jan
13%
6,600
12%
Feb
16%
Jan
2%
2%
5,200
2%
Apr
3%
17,000
20 Va
Apr
19%
19%
22
31%
10%
Mar
Gilchrist
.-.Gold
15%
11%
Jan
700
liy8
Feb
7%
Apr
10%
14%
,
2,400
2 % !3 Vb
12,600
2Va
Feb
3%
4%
4%
1,200
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
1%
Jan
22%
Jan
Consolidated
Manufacturing
A_—
10c
___L1
Mines
Amer Industries
Great
Lakes Oil & Chemical
12
•
y
;1%
—
19 V*
33%
34 y8
Vi Mar
18 y4
400
800
9Vz
:y
13%
12 V2
2%
2%
1%
1%'
1%
6%
6%
10c
37
8%
Feb
12
Jan
19%
Feb
2%
Apr
3%
Feb
1%
Apr
6%
Apr
12
1,900
•'
'
•Great Western
6%
Producers
preferred
Greer
series
Coh_
I
60c
common
A—
Gridoil
Freehold
50c
Guild
&
Company Inc..
Western
;AHall
Lamp
'Hazel
-
Inc
10,200
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
10 Va
2"
2-'
...a.
7
:
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
10
Feb
12
Jan
2
Mar
6%
200
•
-,
10%
1,500
25
10
29%
400
6%
1,700
Co_____
6%,
62%
62%
500
63
5% .*
5%
4,600
4%
9,500
25c
8%
8ya
8'/4
1,700
8
41%
42%
41%
45.
12,300
,
Higbie
Manufacturing
Highway Trailer
5%
41%
Co
4
•
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>;
Aircraft
(R>
Class
<fc
Co Inc
A
>
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hnger Consol Gold Mines—,
Corporation
s
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Class
Inc—
Hoover
Hormel
Horn
Horn
o
Co
B
&
Winston
Lt(*
Ball
&
(Geo
•
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A)
&
Hardart
Is
Co.
COi—•
•
common
io
preferred
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Howell
Electric
Hubbell
Hew
Mfg
A
Co
Motors
"
Leesona
Co
1
common
1
w
Lock
i___
Inc
i M
9 Magnetics Corp______.
imperial
Chemical
American
,
dep rets ord
Locke
of America Inc
Corp
Kessler
*
Lunkenlieimer
Lynch
(The)
1,200
.
Apr
3y8
Mack Trucks
200
40%
43
6,900
8%
4,400
123% 125.
33%
34.
95 V*
95%
'
10,300
91
A
A
48%
Maine
Public
Mangel
r
.
.
38 Va
"
8A
Communication
Martin
A
«
120
Mays
(J
Mead
Johnson
W)
31%
:
120
'
94
10
33
400
11%
12
900
,
13%
Jan
Apr
32%
Jan
__
5%
32 y2
'
14%
Apr
Apr
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
29%
93.200
2,200
25%
14%
7,300
11% Mar
Apr
7%
7U
6,400
32
31%
32%
8,900
12%
12%
12%
100
7%
Apr
4%
9%
9%
••
32
Jan
14% Mar
8%
Jan
31 Va Mar
39
Jan
Mar
13
Apr
10
Mar
12
9% Mar.
50
Apr
78Va
Jan
5
1,200
4% Mar
10
1,100
9%
Apr
84 y4 Mar
6%
Jan
13%
Jan
17%
8V4
24
78%
24%
5%
Jan
15 V\
2
14%
2
11V4
HV4
15 /a
2 A
12
12%
28%
12%
28y8
13 /4
30 A
—
5%
"ctfs"
—
3
11%
1
1
1
44/a
29 A
100
100
100
•
—
84 /2
150
Tel
com
4
1
2.50
100
1
1
5
2.50
1°
;—50c
1
--
175„.
4%
—
__
10 /2
33 A '
6 /a
—
--
Napco
5%
5%
8y2
Industries Inc
1
Dehydrat & Milling—3
Bellas Hess
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National Casket Company
5
National Electric Weld Machines—.1
National Mfg & Stores
—1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National Presto Industries Inc—
2
National Research
Corp
1
National Rubber Machinery
—10
National Starch & Chemical
._50c
National Steel Car Ltd.
*
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National
Transit Co—
1
--
4Va
14 /a
16%
Jan
30%
Apr
6%
Feb
5%
—
4/8
15 /a
>/4
c
4%
5
18 /a 19 /2
32 /2 32 /2
10 A 11 A
33 ,4 33 A
6 /2
6 /a
11/a 11 A
ib^a
•
5A
b
5%
5 A
15
8/2
2 /a
31 A
15
32
15 A
—
--
--
—
1%
__
17%
19
30
—
7%
3
9
2/2
lii
fA
11 ■
11%
17% 18 A
19
19 /a
27
30
14% 14 A
7%
7%
3
3Va
Feb
Apr
Jan
-
150
1.4^%
13
Feb
22
Apr
17
Apr
20%
Jan
900
20%
Apr
24 y8
Jan
1,400
6i/a
Apr
6%
25
33%
Jan
2,500
liy4 Mar
100
Feb
35
Feb
13%
Jan
175
95
Feb
98
Apr
300
30%
Apr
39
Jan
3,200
5%
Apr
9%
Apr
4
3
800
Jan
Jan
ii Apr
T%
Jan
7,000
41% Mar
'59%
Jan
Jan
4,100
3,500
27
Apr
39%
10,700
4
Apr
8%
Jan
120
80
Feb
85%
Apr
91%
Jan
87%
40
Jan
83 y2
—
—
Apr
jan
Apr
■
11 /a
Jan
2%
11%
19,900
--
150
11/a
21%
12%
85
--
Apr
2
900
5%
—
Apr
Jan
9%
1,500
-
,
82%
27%
Apr
14%
7,000
32
4%
Jan
Feb
6%
3,200
98
31
6 /a
3/8
5
1%
Feb
1,200
A
47 A
-44%
Jan
15i/8 Mar
22
1,800
11/4
98
30 /2
5 A
3
8%
Mar
34y4
17,100
7
i«
11%
30 Vz
85
Apr
6%
Jan
26% Mar
Jan
% Mar
75/2
23
9%
Jan
5%
6%
—
Jan
13 y4
22y4
—
Jan
12%
1,300
—
.
25%
8,600
73 V2
22»/4
71%
Apr
Apr
6%
—
...
Jan
Mar
60
1,200
15
6
7%
15,500
15
Jan
Jan
19%
21%
*
2,000
84 V2
—
•
9 Va Mar
6,400
9%
7%
17%
7,800
19 A
9y4
7%
National Alfalfa
27 VB
80%'
Inc
Apr
Mar
Jan
21%
26% Mar
12%
Jan
31%
Jan
20
800
6
9%
«—5
Corp
'
10,200
100
10c
pfd
preferred
Muskogee Co
29%
Jan
2/a
Diablo Compr.ny
Vernon Mills Inc
90
18% Mar
101/4
2y2
Jan
Apr
Apr
49%
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co__
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
22
6%
__
MuntzTVInc
Apr
Jan
__
Mountain States Tel &
21
iy4
1
Jan
600
Apr
partic pref—•
Feb
Apr
Feb
%
%
%
7%
6 A
Products
Jan
23%
iy8
13/8
49 A
127%
Apr
Apr
12%
1
Mount
22%
%
12%
1
M:t
21%
22%
25%
12 %
RR
Feb
400
%
7/8
9,100
4,300
4,600
*
Jan
23 V*
36%
6V8
35
5%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
12%
6y8
Co
——
14
10 y8
Feb
Apr
30%
50c
12%
Company
Apr
Feb
10 y8 Mar
8
20%
—50
4.80%
Mar
Jan
30
27%
21
21 /a
4.40%
14
47%
54%
5,900
31
9 y2 Mar
Jan
46y4 Mar
1,400
29V\
6y8
Jan
34%
4,900
20 y4
83 y4
Apr
Jan
Apr
10%
30%
24
7V8
2y8
15%
Apr
12
23 V2
20%
Industries
Murphy
Apr
1% Mar
21
20%
Inc
cumulative
Jan
5%
200
18 A
preferred
Metal
24 V2
1,400
20%
5
Chemical
Jan
3,000
3,200
8
Feb
12 Va
10V4
17
4.50%
Muter
>
—
Mt
Apr
10V4 :
17
Moody Investors Service
33%
12 y4
%
Warrants
6%
—
.
7V2
7%
20
150
—
Feb
97
.
-1
preferred—*
Jan
35% Jan
20
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
400
50c
conv
Molybdenite Corp
Clemens
9y2
9
20
%
1
Montrose
Apr
9l/8
217/8
1
10
Jan
5%
800
8,500
1
1
Corp
Monogram Precision
4^% Apr
6%
1
Company
Airlines
80
4%
Jan
Apr
10c
39%
Apr
Mar
33 Va Mar
300
,32%
80%
1
7%
10
25
1
Canada
of
jan
70
5
Associates,.Inc
Corp
63i/4
2,100
1
Inc
Aluminum
Feb
80,300
1
convertible
38%
10%
1
:
Piping Co
4'/2%
Apr
26y2
5%
187/8
preferred
Microwave
Jan
11%
25y2
♦
Corp
Hone
6%
Feb
—
3
Iron Co
6%
Jan
Apr
£1
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
.Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mic'romatic
Feb
Jan
45%
5J/2
1
Extruders
26%
42%
4%
2.50
Co
Thermit
19
Apr
" 10Va
7
.'Merchants
&
Jan
5%
6,400
12%
Inc
&
Jan
Jan
"
600
5%
29
Inc
28
Jan
21
900
225
a
5%
12
Ltd
Co
6%
4%
15%
22
100
6,900
Ltd
Industries
Maule
1,200
22
■
10y4
warrants
Co
13,300
Marine
International
Massey-Ferguson
2,300
6%
16%
15,500
Tire & Rubber
Mansfield
Marconi
5%
6 V4
10%
Jan
Apr
42%
5y4
50c
47
Apr*-
Apr
51%
Co
13%
Jan
6
1
Service
3%
Mar
9
'
4% Mar
44%
Stores-—
54%
Apr
Mar
8%
10
9%
lc
Jan
31%
5
22
10c
Jan
,1% Mar
Feb
49 Va
28%
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
1
Apr
Jan
4%
13%
900
41 y2
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Jan
Jan
12%
3,100
lVa
12%
preferred
preferred series B
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
8%
2%
1,700
5V4
5%
!,
Monongahela Power Co—
14%
Apr
16V\
6%
—
1
Inc warrants
Jan
Apr
2% Mar
200
3y4
Jan
8%
21V2
6y8
(Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America
11% Mar
31/4
Feb
4y4
4y4
5%
2
Jan
*
231/4 Mar
Apr
5%
9%
10%
10.
—
2.50
17%
•
Apr
2%
200
1%
12'/4
:
Mohawk
8% Mar
19%
2,600
6%
5%
Co
1
Corp
Mining
Jan
4,500
2%
1%
MarFadden Publications Inc.
Minnesota Pwr & Light
Jan
—
■
Mar
6%
Apr
6J/2
50
Mar
12%
Jan
12,100
2J/4
>
42
75
Apr
14%
23%
600
21%
20%
5%
Michigan Sugar Co common
Apr
Jan
Apr
19% Mar
13%
20y4
,
—
Jan
9.
24%
.
9y8
2»/4
1
7%
-
Jan
13%
20%
L_1
Apr
J.'3%
21 y4 Mar
•
Jan
21
__
21V4
30c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
8y8
49%
Corp_50c
35.
200
Exploration
Louisiana Land &
Jan
IV* Mar
3%
& Light 4% pfd„100
see page
24
Corp
Electronics
Loral
5 y2
Apr
80%
footnotes,
Jan
23%
1
cl
Apr
,
2%
34%
7 i#
20%
500
5
Bartlett
&
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Shipley
&
National
£1
Feb
20V2
A—25c
Chain
Steel
Lockwood
Lodge
99
•
Apr
21
.
Jan
17 y4
20
1
Mirro
%
23%
13%
19%
1
Jan
24%
33
25%
Apr
10
Miller Wohl Co common
1.400
21%
reg_
Electronic Hardware
Hidiistrial Enterprises Inc
For
Lithium
Apr
36,200
23
29%
Jan
15%
l
_i
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
,5% cumulative preferred
Feb
U
22%
5
33%c
%
2,400
3
Inc
47%
25%
5
Tobacco of Canadah—5
Tob of at Brit & Irelnnd__£I.
S2 a"aP°lis Hwr
naust
(RG)
Tourneau
43%
Industries—
TmPei1
011 (Canada)
nperial
nuperial
Le
Feb
%
__5
__2.50
A*la<^e Boocl Products
6,100
5
Jan
&
Hydrometals
t
2,
22%
.jW» class B
f ird
%
16y4
31/8
25c
Inc
Midwest
2,800
A
14
8
11%
A
15%
A
16
5
Corp_^
Refineries
7%
300
5
common w i_
;
Manufacturing Co
Name changed to
Avis Industrial
Corp
u.,
Realty
Leonard
Jan
2,100
""
9
.33%
2'A Mar
10
Corp
Lefcourt
9%
4,300
8%
8
8A
125
4,100
5
14% Mar
.300
"2%
9'A
2.50
Inc
t
97/s
23%
,
ioo
(Harvey)
class
42%
::
3,300
2%
1
Apr
5
30,900
97/8
48%
Co—________7.50
&Hardarfc.Baking
&
:*
;;
4%
-
3%
Inc—III—1
class A
3%
1(V
_»
3%
2!/4
—
University
Midland Oil Corp $1
24%
______1
3%
5
Michigan Chemical Corp
7V4 Mar
Jan
*
1,200
1%
•"
3%
2%
1
4
18,400
:
(12%
.5
60c
'
•
Jan
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
3,900
j
i6
2%
2%
25c
Holly
Stores
Jan
4y2 Mar
3
l
5%
"
8 Va
Hotinann Industries Inc_
y8
4
6
; 9%
12%
Holophane Co
Holt, Rinehart
Extension
Jan
93 y4
;
1,200
,
9%
1
common—
•
15
•;-3%
2.50
Ho ly
2*/a
2 y8
Inc
Industries
Salle
Feb
.
32'
10
5%
5%
preferred—i_i__l()
Corp__.L_.____i.-__L.,
l
Hoffman- International
Corpl.1
Ho
-4
15%
...
3{$ Mar
10
Mar
38
400
12,500
..
L'? 98
5%
5%
com_-._L.25c
Industries
1% Mar
2%
Jan
Sessions Co
Apr
67
98
5%
10c
1,800
2y8
1
&
4%
-
convertible
Hiller
Hoe
■
17% Mar
3
30%
"
*
_._25c
...
Jan
Feb
Apr
1
Apr
'
Herold Radio & Electronics
19%
14
•
Apr
Industries
Apr
23
loo
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
16 Va Mar
15y4
1
Jan
65
Apr
4%
lOo
1,300
1,200
16%
15%
75 pesos
8%
Apr
5%,
6 VB
_
Jan
17
15y2
17
lj/8
Ltd
Mines
Miami
Jan
257/a
Inc
19
1%
Apparel Inc
Jan
Jan
4%
-
pfdZT— ~~100
preferred
Apr
Apr
1
32%
iy4
5 %
5%
*
54
13
33'/3c
Metal
6%
24%
i
Jan
Feb
7,000
1,300
preferred
Mcsabi
Mar
.
24 y8
_
29%
39%
14%
_7.50
Jan
5 % Mar
1,500
.
-4%
Inc
20% Feo
4,950
13-
■
•
Inc.oOc
^
300
53 Vz
14%
5
Jan
Apr
28J/2
49
5
Jan
8%
—
28'/4
51
1
14%
Apr
Mar
28
Jan
Jan
—
1
22
Apr1.
5 %
i.__I()c
;
2%
18% Mar
5,800
•
5%
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5%%
5,400„
6y8.
6^3
62%
•
f
2,100
12%
21'
5%
28%
.1
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'
~6%
__2
____:
& Co
11%
21
<5%
1
;
2% ,:9,100
20%
12 y4
•
10
.
Light....',
,
Helena
Rubenstein
Heli-Coil Corp
&
1%
l
National Kosher Foods
Mining
4%
1%
1%
25c
Bishop Inc
Corp
Helmerich
Feb
2
Electric
Heller (WE)
Feb
24%
1%
2,800
Jan
90
Jan
4,200
Menasco
Hazeltine
Hecla
13%
Jan
10c
Lithographing Co.
Hebrew
12% Mar
22%
6%
Co
Stores
'
500
200
lii
ii
Hastings Mfg Co.
Havana
2%
12%
10%
Piywood Corp—
.'Hartford
Jan
24 y2
1%
1
;Harmon-Kardon Inc
Harnischieger Corp
Hartfield
Jan
7%
Apr
12%
_50o
Corporation
.'Harbor
3%
Jan
Jan
24%
Hi
_10c
Corp
'
'H & B
25
23% Mar
2,100
"•
8
1
•
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf
100
4%
'1%
;
Mar
Jan
9c
Company
Stores Products
Films
,
400
25
3%
3%
*
■
,
5
Leases
Griesedieck
iGrocery
25
30
Hydraulics
6,100
•
Feb
Apr
}
5,500
r
Jan
32%
-
900 ;■
14%
2%
5
Inc_i__—
10
Jan
25
91,300
19
Co-w-—
Great
5
4
...l"
•Gorham:
Manufacturing
•
16%
Co--
Manufacturing __i__
Rapids Varnish—*..
t
Jan
6 V*
4% Mar
2
Corp_.
convertible
Lanston
Feb
29
16%
Mar
11
iy4
Corp of Delaware
'La
34% Mar
30%
3
Jan
„l
Lamson
Mar
29
Jan
2 i/s
1%
Stores
Shore
Lamb
Jan
12% Mar
10 y4
Apr
20c
Lamson
Apr
400
Apr
1A
1%
_.
Lalcey Foundry Corp
13 y4 Mar
3,300
13 V*
13%
1,100
8%
8
16%
7%
15,000
1%
Co
Consolidada S A
Lake
Feb
12 V2
12%
~8~
.—.1
——
Goldfield
Gray
15
13
| 1,600
4
1.25
(The) Corp Class A
L'Aiglon
"La
Apr
Apr
Jan
L
Apr
46%
10 Va
9,600
94
Apr
5
Inc
-.Goodman
'Grand
10%
Jan
Inc————.—1
Co
Products Corp cl
Seal
10%
15%
Distilleries class B__:
(Adolf)
Gobel
10%
85%
19,300
J an
iey4
2y4
1%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co_,
Apr
42
25
46%
Inc__;.___4c
Industries
Union
*Globe
92 y4
42
•
Co
Glenmore
92%
43%
1%
Feb
__l0c
Company
Hotels
Kratter
Jan
100 y4
Feb
% Mar
9
3,200
88
1
Dept Stores Inc
(IB) Rubber Co
Kobacker
•
Jan
Apr
9
1,300
100
Co___
(AC)
Gilbert
•
;vGlass-Tite
9%
9
31%
1
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleinert
Jan
2%
..1
•Giant Yeilowknife Gold Mines-—
Oil
(S)
Knott
4%
2.50
Inc
& Co
Petroleum
tKlein
19% Mar
12%
1
—
Stores
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Jan
35%
26% Mar
5,500
1
*
11%
•
5
(Del)
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Jan
13
:1
*
•
Corp
Giannini
Co
Kilembe
11
1
(Walter)
Kir by
100
25c
Jewelry
Kidde
pfd
Company
Chemical Co
Kawneer
•
Genung's Incorporated-.
•Georgia Power $5 preferred—
Drug
Kawecki
A APr
19%
Transistor Corp—
18,300
Jan
4y8 Mar
5%
%
50c
rl
1
Corp——
Corporation...—
22,700
4%
Feb
Apr
13%
1,600
13%
5'/2
2iy2
4j/4
Enterprises.—
Plywood
11%
Jan
14
11,000
4%
Feb
2%
19%
11 Va
Feu
3%
Feb
1,300
24%
Apr•
4
Kansas
Jan
Mar
Jan
20%
10
50e
Corp
(D) & Company
Gas & Electric 4y2%
$1.20
2%
22%
76%
Jan
Apr
Feb
K
Industries
Kaltmari
Jan
Apr
Jan
22%
Jan
6%
IV2
Mar
4%
1
2j/2
16 y4
9
Kirkland
14%
2% Mar
1,700
lA
Jan
13% Mar
275
Jan
Jan
Jan
30,000
17V*
10
8y8
Jan
181 y4
10
9,200
163
8Va
1A
Feb
6
16%
100
9V2
8Va
Jan
Jan
10 y8
9,400
Jan
9
400
2%
15c
11% Mar
Apr
3,600
6%
25%
10c
Jan
'
Apr 1
7y2
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
5V4
17
159
159;
4%
10%
6
17
10%
7,000
2,400
18 y4
1,600
Jetronic Industries inc
Jan
6%
,ioy8
6%
4%
Apr
Jan
16%
%
Jan
3%
Jan
44%
Apr
10%
Jan
40,800
31%
Jan
28,800
8
Apr
32 y2
%
Jan
1
5%
>
6%
-
10 %
ir
Jan
11%
10%
Kaiser
14
Apr
14y2
26 y2
1
1
Corp
Co
67 y2
300
10c
Apr
27
£1
Oil
Glass
Apr
4,400
.__
Feb
18%
16%
Feb
Apr
Mar
74 y4 Mar
1
1
Israel-American
Jan
Jan
17
Feb
Jan
1,500
pfd__100
Manufacturing-.
Inc
.Jeannette
Mar
8%
21 y4
3.90%
Co
7y2
2V4
—
1
Public Service
Fireman
—
33y3c
Royalty
Apr
3,300
%
Co
Company
Jan
7
1,300
18
6%
Oil
11%
-
*
,
Investors
23%
18%
-
Apr
1621/4 172%
163%
•;
Intex
9Va
110
9
14
~8%
Ltd
International Resistance
Feb
Apr
5% Mar
83,800
16
.
1,000
International
International Products
3%
5%
•
13
International Petroleum Co Ltd
21,100
38%
91/8
1,000
Feb
Mar
65 y4
100
13 %
Jan
liy4
3%
11
139
65 %,
Apr
95
Apr
Jan
65 y4
1%
Apr
9,200
3%
8%
121 %
13 Va
—
7%
600
3,300
9
127 V2 130%
13 Va
5
—
International Breweries Inc
Holdings
5y3 Mar
1
i
w
common
—
130y2
Low
1,400
5%
26%
Jan
lO'/a
9,200
1
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
5%
8%
Apr
9
9%
?
New
Low
5%
Mar
iy4
21
90 y4
Head Brewing Co
——1.25
Fresnillo (The) Company
1
Fuller (Geo A)
Co
—~
-5
Gatineau Power Co common—_—_—*
5% preferred
_
100
.Gellman Mfg Co—
______———1
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co
1
General Builders Corp common
1
5'/o convertible preferred
25
General Development Corp
1
Rights (expire May 4)__.
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—_—£1
General Fireproofing
5
General
6,700
3%
Fox
Stores
61,800
1%
26%
3%
1
reg
General
19%
iy4
10
—1
Fargo Oils Ltd
—
—1
Felmont Petroleum Corp—
.1
Filmways Inc
•
25c
Financial General Corp
___—_10c
Firth Sterling Inc
.
2.50
Fishman
(MH) Co Inc
1
tFlying Tiger Line Inc
—-1
Ford Motor of Canada..
:
*
Indus
15%
25%'
Shares
Par
25c
Insurance Co of North America
Jan
1 %
for Week
of Prices
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland Homes Corp
Jan
25%
19%
Corp —
—
---—
1
(Max) & Co class A-—
_1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon shs of beneficial lnt—:—.1
$2 preferred
30
General
Mar
17 y8
Fabrex
General
Jan
21
Feb
23%
Factor
ord
25
17%
900
17%
•
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets
22 y4 Mar
20 y4
Jan
Range
Sale Price
1
High
1%
23%
50c
Communications *
1
Electronics Corp of America.—-_____1
El-Tronics Inc
—.——«•—-—--5c
Emery Air-Freight Corp
20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Empire
ill work Corp
1
Equity Corp common—
10c
$2 convertible preferred—...
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
6% cum 1st preferred—;
io
Ero Manufacturing Co.
:—:■
1
Esquire Inc
1
•Eureka Corporation Ltd—
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line
—10
Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Low
1A Mar
Last
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
4,900
23
19%
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Range Since
25,500
22 y4
20 y4
Electronic
Fanny
High
i%-
A
23
1
Co
i
IVi
1
5
& Share
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Specialty
Friday
for Week
Par
Electric Bond
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Last
stocks
Jan
142
Jan
11% Mar
5,000
46
25
Mar
84% Mar
150%
Apr
14 y8
Apr
51
Apr
2%
Apr
31/4
Jan
3%
1,100
Feb
4
Feb
4%
Jan
4
100
Mar
1,100
14%
Apr
550
168%
Jan
16% Jan
182% Mar
6V2
Feb
1,200
18 y4
Anr
23 y2
Jan
100
31%
Feb
33% Mar
4% Mar
7,900
10%
3,300
32
100
6%
2,900
Apr
14%
Jan
Feb
33%
Apr
Feb
8%
Jan
200
11
Apr
13%
Jan
400
10 y4 Mar
12%
Anr
6%
Jan
8,300
5
Apr
2,500
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Apr
12i/4
Jan
Jan
2%
16,000
2%
200
Feb
Anr
Jan
33
14%
Apr
18%
Feb
9%
Apr
10%
Jan
28
100
700
lii Apr
13,600
2ii
Jan
Mar
200
10%
Feb
12
4,700
16 y8
Feb
23y8
Jan
24
Jan
400
.
19
Mar
1,700
26
Mar
31%
Jan
25
12
Mar
15%
Jan
7y4 Feb
8%
3
3% Mar
400
2,200
Apr
Feb
and Financial
The Commercial
Chronicle
Last
STOCKS
Mur Co—--England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New Idria Min & Chem Co
Nestle-Le
Land
Nickel
35%
9,200
34%
Apr
37%
Jan
2ya
402,700
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
%
27,600
%
Apr
1
24%
26 %
32
11%
5,800
9%
Apr
13%
Jan
2y»
70,600
1%
Feb
2%
Feb
Salem-Brosius
Feb
San Carlos
Norfolk
North
127
Apr
43
Jan
30
Jan
11,900
%
Jan
7/a
Apr
it
7% Mar
10 y4
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
8%
8,100
4%
4%
900
33%
33%
2,300
32%
33%
525
2V8
2%
1,800
33%
33%
.
2%
.
2%
2%
4%
300
4y4
Apr
39
33% Mar
39%
3y«
\
2 % Mar r
4
6%
64
30
63
Apr
67%
84
170
79
Jan
85
%
8,800
11
11
3,300
%
1%
% Mar
ft
7,800
%
Apr
%
2%
11,800
2 V*
Jan
3%
Security
Jan
Brass
Power
4%%
Oils
preferred
100
Ltd
Mfg Corp
Oxford
Clay
6%
4%
55 y4
36
93
Jan
ft Mar
3%
4y»
Jan
Selon
Apr
5%%
1st
Apr
7V4
Jan
5%
Feb
Sherman
75%
Jan
18%
Apr
17%
100
17% Mar
20
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
5%
4,000
Feb
Shoe
5%
5%
7%
Apr
4%
40%
500
30
30
30%
3,100
27 y4
27 y.
27%
1,000
24%
24%
5%
redeemable
1st
24 y2
25
1,200
23 y«
Jan
25
25
preferred
pfd series A
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
4.80%
4.50%
4.36%
25
25
24%
25
1,600
23%
Jan
$4.75
dividend
S4.75
conv
S4.36
dividend
Northern
Petroleums
89
89
'•
88%
.
•
Airlines
Pacific
•
93
•
preferred
•
124
124
86 %
•
86 y4.
1
3%
3y4
1
Ltd
10%
10%
3%
Power
&
Light
pfd
5%
Pancoastal
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Class
Company
Co
class
27
Apr
Singer
79%
Jan
89 Vi
Apr
Singer
85
Jan
94%
Apr
122% Mar
131%
Jan
87%
Apr
78%
24% Mar
Jan
Amer
Slick
A
Metal
Traffic
9%
100 ya
Oils &
9%
900
5%
4.78%
Jan
12%
1_
Apr
Minerals
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co_
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
10
Aircraft Corp
Pierce
Corp
Industries
Pittsburgh
&
(Del)
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
Materials
&
Polymers Inc
Pneumatic Scale
1
•
common
4,800
33%
Jan
52
Apr
1%
5,100
Feb
36%
3,800
31% Mar
Progress
Mfg Co
(The) Company
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4%%
cumulative
Jan
6%
Feb
$1.60
4% Mar
6%
Jan
Standard
10 y4
11
Mar
13% Mar
Standard
Shares
900
6% Mar
40 y4
4i y4
300
41%
44%
5,000
30%
2,700
2Va
18 Va
7%
40
100
2
62
3%
Jan
Apr
24
58%
Apr
Jan
66
Apr
30
Feb
5%
8y«
2.800
6% Mar
9 Va
20 V*
Jan
Apr
20%
Apr
Jan
10 y2
Apr
400
17
4,800
15
4,300
9%
Mar
Feb
Statham
Apr
Steel
Power
Corp
1
•
81%
Jan
86%
37%
500
35
Jan
37 y4
24
700
22 % Mar
29'A
Jan
3,000
13%
Apr
23%
2%
2%
—
213
.—
Investment
Rapid-American
1
Corp
1
—
Rath
Packing Co
Raymond International
Reading Tube
$1.25
Corp
10
Inc
—3.33
common
convertible
1
preferred
37
Apr
44T«
22%
23%
6,100
21% Mar
27
Jan
19
19
20%
3,100
16%
Feb
22%
Jan
10
1,800
8%
Apr
12 y«
Jan
20 y4 Mar
22%
Jan
8%
—20
20 V*
20%
300
of
America
Re da Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
Reinsurance
Reis
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1
Corp
Co
;
Insurance Co
Corp
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—
'
1
1
—il 1
Inc
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2
1
Rico
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rie Grande Valley. Gas Co—.
I
Talon
Class
4%
Roosevelt
Raeeway l«e_
Roxbury Carpet Company.
3%
4%
15,700
3% Mar
5%
Jan
1%
51 %
10%
1%
Tenney Engineering Inc
r
5'/a
19
x5%
t
5%
20%
20%
r/a
'-8%
8y4
20-
6%
6
23%
300
19
5,700
8,700
2
5%
4
<
6,600.
19%
1%
200
1%
8%,
400
8
Mar
Texam
52%
Apr
121/# Mar
26
Apr
Apr
Texas
For
footnotes,
see page
3%
1,200
120
5%
&
Jan
Thew
Shovel
pfd
Jan
2ya
Jan
Thorncliffe
9%
Jan
Thornpson-Starrett Co
.
Jan
Mar
17%
Jan
21%
21%
21%
800
21
Feb
23%
Jan
3%
3%
4%
8%
9
1%
1%
8%
"l%
•
6%
Apr
3%
4%. Jan
14
Apr
Apr
;Y
/* Jan
5
Jan
5%
Feb
18%
Jan
9,100
2%
Feb
4 %
Apr
2,600
8%
Apr
12 Va
Jan
1%
Apr
2 %
1,400
8%
Apr
3,300
%
Apr
16
3%
3%
2,100
3%
11%
100
10%
9%
9%
300
8
%
4%
Apr
15
Apr
Feb
Jan
12
Jan-
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
28
28
29%
5,400
27%
Feb
35%
Jan
76
74%
77%
375
74%
Apr
92
Jan
7
9%
Apr
25%
24%
26
2,000
24
Jan
26
16
16
17
1,900
16
Apr
20%
16%
16%
200
16
Mar
2 %
2%
21,700
~2%
2%
3%
Apr
Jan
21
200
19%
39%
39%
100
37% Mar
44%
22
22%
400
20% Mar
23
32
31
32%
1,250
31
Apr
36%
14%
14%
15
1,200
12%
Jan
15
3%
i,3%
3%
Jan
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
21
Jan
22 % Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
4%. Jan
3%
3%
3%
9,000>,
12,300
3%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
2,000
2%
Apr
5%
6
4,000
5%
Apr,.
38%
37%
40%
22,700
24 %
Feb
42%
Apr
20%
19%
21
2,400
36%
Feb
23%
Apr
19%
21
1,700
15'/«
Jan
23%
Apr
33%
32%
34%
7,300
25
»
,3% Jan.
4% Mar
,
3%. Jan
7%
.
Jan
Park
Tilo
Roofing
Inc
Inc
8
7%
8 %
7%
35%
Apr
Apr
10 Vs
Jan
7% Mar.
1,500
7%
7%
7%
20,000
9%
Jan
7%
2%
2%
2%
5,400
10%
9%
11%
12,100
3%
3%
3%
3,200
2
6%
6%
7.
2,800
6 %
1%
1%
7,100
"1% "lft
18,700
1%
13%
1
;
Apr
»
1%
Apr
92 %
Mar
Apr
1%
13%
14%
3,700
11% Mar'
18%
3,900
17%
2
2%
2
13,300
~6% ~7%
21 v
21
"
Apr
•
15%
Feb
.
20%
Jan
3V4
Jan
14%
Jan
;
•
*
1,900 '
;
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Apr
11%
Jan
.100
20%
Apr-
27 y2
Jan
Apr .-"
31%
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-
25%
26%
2,500-
25%
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:
19%
19 %
20%
2,600
1».% -Apr "-
23%
23%
84%
85%
22
:
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£1
12% Mar
11% Mar
'
registered—5s
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•.
.
Apr
10% Mar
~7%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
25%
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I
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Tonopah Mining of Nevada_1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A^;
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
»
.1
J,
-
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~2%
4%
9%
12%
Jan
1% Mar
1%
Jan
3 V4 Mar
Feb
Mar
17%
25c
.
8%
10
Ltd—
Inc
2
89
~ift
10c
com
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltdn—.
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;
Apr
Jan
6%
6
Todd
200
Jan
21,100
9%
%
16%
11%
_5
70c convertible preferred
4%- Jan
7
67%
Apr
50c
Thorofare Markets Inc
81%
18% Jan
Feb
12 Va
•
•
28 %
/
ADr
60 %
300
10c
Inc
Co
Apr
Feb
600
1.000
12%
3%
1
r„
,
Apr
Jan
16%
65%
10c
i
Light $4.56
Mar
26
Feb
1
Corporation
Apr
-
Jan
1
6V4
Jan
14
26
20c
Mar
17%. Apr
73% Jan
4,909
1,100
35.
Oil
Power
Thriftmarkets
1,800
Apr
Jan
16%
5
Inc
Industries
.Texstar Corp
.Textron
Electronics
Jan
8%
12%
12%
1
Television
Apr
Jan
10
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Feb
Jan
5
Inc
Jan
iy4
11%
13 %
2
Corp
Jan
45%
Apr
Apr
Feb
63 %
64
~~%
•
13% Mar
10 V* Mar
17% Mar
25
5
11%
800
Jan
20%
Jan
5%
preferred
21%
2,000
72%
1
common
cumulative
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Apr
2,700
Apr
1
Corp
common
Apr
2,300
_
B
A
Jan
8,900
_
class
7%
<
Inc
Inc
11%
r#%
—50c
1
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Robinson Technical Product* Inc
Rochester Gas & Elee 4%
pfd F_.
Rokeach (II & Sans Ixic class
A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
;
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regis__
Field
International Petrol
19%
52%
1,200
Jan
65%
1
s
200
11,
12%
Apr
700
1
*
Roosevelt
Corporation
25,400
.
12%
1,700
14%
•
8%
10%
12%
10c
Co
&
19%
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
•Republic Industrial Corp
Republic-Thanscon Indus
Resistoflex
(S)
12%
3%
1
9%
1
7%
'
1,300
8%
22%
Technicolor
2,200
8%
11
1
*12%
~7%
—5c
22,100
10
1
.
19%
12%
1
Z
Corp
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
1
1,300
9%
10%
Stroock
Feb
22 %
19%
*
Apr
3,000
18
Mar
10%
5
Superior Tool & Die Co
38%
18%
5
Corp
Sunset
37
67%
14
Apr
6%
5
Corp
Apr
38%
65%
7% Mar
Jan
Feb
1
Co
Jan
30%
Real Estate Investment
Trust
(Hugo)
Container
3%
Feb
65%
Jan
Apr
*
36%
28
8%
Mar
*
& Co
Apr
225
11 %
lor,
Inc
Feb
30%
10%
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
29%
11
4%
50c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Co
5%
12
25c
Inc
2U
—
300
I
Ltd
common
35%
1,800
700
10c
-
Mines
ordinary
Corporation
(J B)
Stone
1,500
1
Corp;.
Instruments
(A)
100
48%
5 %
lc
of Canada
Parts
Stinnes
Apr
Feb
23 %
—
55
12 %
1
B
Corp__
Corn
Stetson
125
36%
Corp
Sty Ion
Co
Jan
~6%
6
12%
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
R
Ramo
Co
Stein
Q
Quebec
Apr
5%
1
Enterprises
Steel
48%
1
.
50c convertible preferred
•
Quebec Lithium
Apr
24%
20
Inc
Uranium
Starrett (The*
Jan
14%
25
Jan
Board
class
Aviation
Statecourt
Jan
—
13%
Jan
12%
10
Uranium
Stanley
Feb
23 %
13%
Feb
Feb
23 %
22%
'
Co.
Tube
Staurock
Jan
3%
Apr
37*
84%
24%
1
common
Corp
Standard
Jan
28%
10%
56%
52%
800
1,500
56
25
24
9
(Ky)
Standard
Jan
11
3,000
20%
84 %
*oya
..
Apr
Mar
Forgings
Standard-Thomson
Jan
46%
Apr,
Standard
Jan
59%
Jan
6,800
18%
100
10
9
Feb
Va
18
55%
24%
*
Corp
Big
2,200
10
5
to
Oil
17%
Feb
1
preferred—
Products
'
'
transferred
Standard
10»/4
3
Jan
Standard
18%
20c
16
12
l
1
Apr
11%
7%
31%
53
55%
24%
1
Financial
Jan
4
Apr
70
29
7
~5%
2
2
Co
convertible
Feb
30
Feb
28%
100
1
Corp
Inc
Dredging Corp
5%
9%
•
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyie-National Co
Standard
1,800
99% Mar
l
Prophet
Royalty
16%
1
Inc
Jan
1,400
6,700
63
Jan
2,600
400
5
Petroleum
Co
Realty & Utilities——
Jan
311
Jan
8%
22%
11% Mar
5,500
19%
28%
28%
25
Line
Apr
28%
25
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
iy2 Mar
41%
Pipe
Apr
63
15%
Mar
18% Mar
12%
7%
7
19%
Jan
7%
7y4
4
Feb
8%
Feb
13%
28%
11%
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
89%
l
_*
11%
5%
5%
45%
Feb
21
1,050
—-
66%
.
45%
19% Mar
Soulnlund
325
new
Apr
4% Mar
6,700
25
Jan
4,500
Prentice-Hall Inc
4%
4%
4%
Jan
preferred
6%
100
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
Apr
cumulative
40 V*
2ft
60%
4.08%
Apr
47%
Jan
Apr
25%
2
Jan
51%
4'/4
700
46>/a
6,700
35%
113%
50% Mar
30
2ft
60
Apr
Apr
21%
Southern
46%
57%
39
Jan
' Apr
28%
Feb
Jan
•
58
36
Jan
67%
1
40
900
48%
Apr
Power Corp of Canada
3,430
20%
62
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
46 %
3y# Mar
1,300
Pratt & Lambert Co
31
42
20% Mar
300
10%
38%
30%
42%
700
63%
19 ya
37
30%
^^.1-^.-12.50
California
10%
37%
5
Materials
18 %
(Del)_
150
•
200
Southern
10%
,
Alexander Inc
Jan
21%
Southern
18%
&
Jan
5%
Apr
21 %
Southern
1
Powdrell
%
Apr
5%
21%
Feb
2.50
Polymer Corp class A
Feb
4%
28,100
2iy8
Feb
3
ft
5,000
611
25
13
2%
7,600
4%
5'/e
25
1,500
—
A
6%
preferred
Feb
7%
%
4%
preferred
Jan
7
%
Jan
cumulative
5,600
'
Jan
Jan
2%
cumulative
7%
'
"l%
4.32%
4.48%
14%
42%
20%
4.24%
97 %
——
1
Apr
Jan
92% Mar
Jan
13%
7
10c
10
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
112
Jan
Jan
——
♦
42%
25
7y4
7%
4%
Feb
Mar
90
1
Co
cumulative
96 %
7%
50
3%
1,500
Jan
1
fr
preference
convertible preference
4.56%
13%
1
Erie
2,200
Feb
10% Mar
31%
Apr
.25
97
1
Inc
Lake
3%
89%
^25
8%
io y4
3%
102% 106
Jan
26% Mar
1%
preferred
100
.
600
3%
103
7%
1,200
20,300
preferred—
500
5%
38
8%
27%
1%
preferred
9%
5%
Jan
35
8%
26%
1%
5,000
Oil
cumulative
7%
11
Jan
25c
cumulative
7%
5%
4
original
9%
5%
io y4
Jan
12
Feb
1ft
10c
Feb
24%
Apr
15%
14
34%
5%
pesos
14%
Apr
8%
Apr
.—10c
OiHCo
62%
1ft
Apr
14%
2,200
31
preferred
6%
3i
5
12%
4,700
9
12%
3,500
1
Jan
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
500
16
8%
Apr
Shares
7'/a
50
13%
14%
8%
16%
7%
46
12%
14%
Apr
3,300
20c
12%
Mar
4%
46%
Inc
4% Mar
1
Southern California Edison—
4.88%
4y*
Perfect
2% Mar
22%
Apr
Jan
4%
x29
4,500
150
Inc
Corp
Penn
Jan
9%
29
Jan
3 %
3
4% Mar
22%
South
1% Mar
14%
.
Jan
21%
22%
Apr
2%
600
.
25%
Apr
Jan
1
30%
4,800
'
Apr
14%
~~3
1
1
Apr
10%
-
16%
7,600
29%
Jan
Feb
14%
"
2,400
44,000
14%
Apr
—i
1
9%
1
Feb
3 is
21%
19%
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
1%
14%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
24% Mar
io y4
2.50
3%
3ft
19%
22,700
30
Jan
1
Products
Feb
20%
Soss
2
Co
5%
19%
2
'Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone
14%
_1
Apr
14%
3ft
20%
£1
Apr
18%
2
Corp
(The)
Photo
10
3%
•
400
Jan
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered—
Jan
5,900
9%
Jan
Jan
%
Ltd
Airways
4y4
12,500
10
Jan
9%
3%
30 %
20
"6% Mar
2,000
1"
46 %
Manufacturing Co
13%
6,200
1%
Apr
2% Mar
Co—10c
Petroleum
Venezuelan
3y4 Mar
Jan
lVa
6
4,800
*
convertible
S3
911 Mar
-
90
28%
Jan
8%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
89%
1%
6%
Apr
Apr
25 y4 Mar
American
Jan
1
3%
Feb
6%
Apr
Simca
82
1%
_1
Ltd
Canada
Peninsular
Penn
30
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Silvray Lighting Inc
Sinclair
75
3%
2
Simpson's
5,800
"
10,600
3
8%
%
Jan
Feb
1
vtc_L2 Bol
2
Pep Boys
26%
27
*
(C A)
B
of
99 ya
29%
1
Amer shares—1 Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
7%
100
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes—
Park
6%
99%
Warrants
6%
2%
Jan
6% Mar
Apr.
,
26%
25 V* Mar
Apr
18,000
6
2%
8%
Jan
4% Mar
•6
700
27 y4 Mar
1,700
11 ~
2,200
6%
Jan
Jan
6%
900
6%
Feb
1%
12%
16,600
27%
-
6%
5%
■
4%
1 %
Mar
%
Jan
22%
30
^
27%
Jan
22%
86 y4
% Mar
Apr
ft
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
Jan
40
Apr
26%
Apr
Jan
100
94
22 %
8% Mar
♦
31
22% Mar
40
89 ya
Feb
Jan
800
6%
B
21
125%
Jan
18%
3
Jan
Class
200
270
20%
17%
3,200
.
.
5%
Canada—
Apr
20%
89%
Jan
20%
100
of
Jan
Feb
1,700
,
5%
Corp of America
600
,
22%
u
1ft
9%
6%
1
t
8% Mar
Jan
1,900
12.50
common
40%
26 V*
——
18%
Jan
16
17 %
7,500
Inc
Co
29 y«
'
preferred
Pacific
24 y.
22%
25
preferred
dividend
24
25
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
S4.40 dividend preferred
Pacific
Products
Apr
Jan
12,800
13
5
•
preferred
35% Mar
_
%
8%
%
it
9
7
20c
19
9%
-*
Sherwin-Williams
17 y4
Feb
—:
Co
48 %, Mar
.
1st
Jan
Jan
7
200
21%
6%
Mining
Water & Power——
Shawinigan
21%
5
Denn
500
1,350
18%
39
25
1st preferred
redeemable
4
4%
15"% Mar
400
,
,
6%
50c
1
1
Inc
Siboney-Caribbean
8
preferred
5%
Leather
Shattuck
H Jan
Jan
700
4%
58
17%
5%
Corp class B—
Corp of America
Servomechanisms
2,900
.17%
1st pfd—25
Jan
Apr
Apr
16%
-3
Serrick
Jan
29% Mar
6y4
4%
7%
18
6
Corp
Signul Oil & Gas Co class A-
Products
3%
3
800
20
1
•
1
Inc
Servo
800
58
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%
Bros
25% Mar
Feb
P
Pacific
(The)
87
70
ft
1
.
Corp
91
5% Mar
20 V4
ft
5
:
Securities
Electric
600
6%
Corp common
r.
_1
40c
cumulative preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
43,200
20,800
30 %
"ft
90c
Old Town
Opelika
6%
22%
90%
6%
21 y4
Co
Ohio
Okalta
6
20%
29%
20c
19%
17%
17%
10c
Seeburg
Jan
2%
1
Ohio
3,100
4%
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums
Seemau
%
2%
—50c
Corp—
1,200
10%
6
Securities
Sentry Corp new common
Petroleum
17%-
9%
Mar
3% Jan
3%
100
1
Lumber
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
Jan
11
10c
Ogden Corp
1,300
6%
Airlines
Western
Seaboard
O
Occidental
3%
16%
25c
1
3.50
1
1
&
Seaboard Plywood &
Jan
1%
H Feb
25c
(Del)
Paper Corp
Fisher Co—
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co LtdSeaboard Allied Milling Corp
Apr
%
Warrants
Corp of Amer A (Del)
Feb
3%
10
Apr
2%
9%
50c
Ltd—.—
Petroleums
Say re
Feb
83
20
20
20
1
series
Saxon
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
2%
5,900
-
16 pesos
Co— 20
series
Savoy Oil Inc
3Va Jan
i
Apr
Milling Co Ltd
series
Sarcee
Jan
%
Northspan
1,100
3%
100
3%
2.50
Inc
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.60% series preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
Apr
63
84
pfd—100
1
2 %
3%
17
Ltd
Corp
Diego Gas & Electric
5%
Jan
Apr
10,600
5%
Lawrence
4.40%
Jan
2%
•
1
Haynes
&
4% %
Jan
32%
11,600
2,1r
sy4
1
4%%
&
%
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Nuclear
40%
Apr
4%
50
Co
Pub Serv
Ind
Northern
Feb
Apr
~7%
1
25
Royalties Inc
OAs Ltd
RR
Penn
St.
San
31%
%
1
10
class A
Feb
2 %
"3%
1
Petroleum
Consolidated
Ryan
Ryerson
H
ft Apr
:
23 y4
%
Northeast Airlines
North
,.
32
33
23%
10
Canadian
North
154
Mar
50
600
32
23%
-*
Cement
:
1,700 :.
40 %
32
1
Class B
North American
38%
100
j
23%
*
American
ft
4"
40 %
Southern Railway
&
23% Mar
5,600
10
Inc—
Lites
Noma
7%
4% Jan
,
,
1
Company—
1
High
Apr
Jan
9%
1%
3
7.400
8%
713
-11.50c
Inc
Avenue
2,700
Jan
2%
Rosario. 3.33 y3
Mines Ltd
Fifth
3'/«
8ft
Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
Russell (The F C)
'•
Mines
Nipissing
Royalite
Jan
1%
ft
Merchandise.
Rim
Apr
34%
1
& Honduras
York
New
23 ya
Co
Process
York
17% Mar
10
New Superior Oils..
New York Auction Co
New
12
24%
1
Mining Co
Jan
14% Mar
9,900
1,800
%
--1
50c
25c
Zinc
Jersey
Park
3%
Apr
14%
21
2%
35
New
New Mexico & Arizona
2%
8,400
3
12%
20
14%
1
1
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
3
.—50c
Royal American Corp
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
2%
3
30c
Electric Corp—
Corp class A_
National Union
National Video
Range
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
New
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
New
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 29)
AMERICAN
New
.
(1906)
34
50c
2%
2%
-
..
23%
100
150
1.000
Fdb
1
Apr f
6%
1
27 Yt
<%,
r
"ft
ft
1,000
ft
14.300 '
Jan
.
'
5%
Feb *
83%i Apr
,;;Jan. - .fv
»-3% Jah
27/» Apr" -
78
».
5%
A
Apr>."
Jan
'
-
.
8%
ft
Jan
Jan
'
Number 5947
191
Volume
.
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
-
:
STOCKS
American
Stock Exchange
8%
SSportattoT6o"rp"o?'Ame'riScommon
T
Continental warrants
i-fue
High
10%
Wasatch
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
29
Jan
West Penn Traction 5s
27%
Jan
19% Mar
400
27%
Apr
9x/2
Jan
21%
22%
10,400
211/2
Apr
20%
20%
1,500
19%
Apr
26%
24»/a
27%
16,300
13 %
12%
13%
1,100
12%
Apr
17
Jan
A6s
10%
10%
200
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
A6s
28
28
100
27..
Feb
28%
Jan
ADanzig
Apr
8i/s
Jan
German
-
uSion
5
•
Chemical Corp
Co of Canada-—'-
Gas
rTni0n
Stock Yards
4
Investment Co——.
union
20
of Omaha
United
Elastic Corp
united
6'/a
nnited
2%
5%
Improvement & Investing__2.60
United
Industrial "warrants"
5
Milk Products
United Molasses Co Ltd—
■
Amer dep rets ord registered
United N J RR & Canal——
United Pacific Aluminum —-r.
United
11,600
4,600
45
43%
5%
2 %
————■————
6
.j.
Apr
1
Jan
A
B
1967
3%,'jan
1,200
5
Feb
6
Jan
Apr
6
Feb
1,000
168
•
Jan
181%
Apr
13
\
19
Jan
400
4%
10%
38%
18,200
10
10
10%
500
7
8y4
9,700
3%
4'/4
b,bO0
34%
9%
9 Vis
Jan
11%
Feb
6
34y4
Apr
•No
9i/a Mar
Apr
Feb
4iy2
8
9%
13
13%
2,800
25,000
12 y8
Apr
18%
41 y2
90
33%
Feb
41%
Apr
16%
16
16%
9,900
18
Feb
7y««
1,600
Apr
1
15% Mar
81/4
Jan
x
Bonds
A
traded
being
bid
ask
and
Aircraft
voting trust ctfs
3%
12 y4
12 y2
200
Mar
13%
Apr
11%
1,600
3%
prices;
no
.
1%
li/4
81
.
American
(The)
Williams
30y4
Jan
Apr
41/4
Jan
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
Hi
Feb
20%
201/4
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
pfd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
dep rets ord
preference
Wright Hargreaves
Zale
Jewelry
Zapata
Zapata
Petroleum
3%
2,000
3A Mar
2,400
,
,
,
30%
-
-
26% Mar
-
%
vs
20%
21%
900
1%
1%
1,300
4,700
15
13%
13%
1%
-
300
9
9Va
2,200
8%
3%
200
2%
24%
25%
2,700
20%
19%
19%
150
18%
26
1st
1A
~1%
6y8
61/4
4%
4%
4%
.
.
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
„Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Apr
Feb
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
or
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s 1971
:
.Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981
sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
southern California Edison
3 '/as
series A
1973
D
1976
3%s
series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1979
3%s
4%s
series
series
G
series
4%s
series
J
4%s
series
K
5s
series
southern
L
1982
I
1982
1982-
^
1983
j.
1985
California
.
Inc.
High
April 26—
105.14
April 27—
April 28
105.46
Fri.
April 29—
105.25
.
.
.
105.43
109.60 Aug 4
Low
105.44
101.42 Sep 23
»
Range for 1960
High
109.39 Jan
6
100.77 Mar 11
Low
t" ■ ;
SEC Index of Stock Prices
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
ending April 22, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
for week
compared
Jan
20% Feb
1960-
Percent
April 22, '60
Jan
396.6
Manufacturing
484.8
Low
432.5
f
—2.0
- -
391.2
538.9
—2.0
404.5
475.2
1
Composite
High
Change
April 15, '60
472.0
453.4
456.7
468.0
—2.4
490.9
—1.6
544.4
479.9
482.9
Goods
521.6
290.2
Non-Durable
31/2
Transportation
290.2*
295.8
—1.9
Jan
Jan
329.3
237.6
—2.2
237.6
216.1
232.3
414.7
257.2
Jan
11/2
Jan
Mar
24%
Jan
Trade,
Feb-Aug
—
Gas
Jan
8%
Mar
Mining
51/4 Jan
3y4s
1970
April-Oct
southern Courties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971—-Jon-July
southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
•New
•
High
48%
85%
65
High
Stocks
84%
88%
No. of
and Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
2,982,050
$5,204,000
$360,000
2,942,550
329,000
2,842,400
4,709,000
4,855,000
5,259,000
4,560,000
14,972,960
$24,587,000
119
1201%
87%
Mon.
63%
67
Tues.
82%
90
Wed.
82%
3
17
,
43%
28%
421/4
April
April
April
April
April
5
$98%
32
25
26
27
28
29
3,018,170
3,187,790
Int'l
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Foreign
5,069,000
5,893,000
4,946,000
634,000
386,000
Total.
$26,510,000
$1,923,000
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended April 29
72%
.
$81
85
107
111
17,775,705
247,472,226
$4,500
$1,000
$1,923,000
24,587,000
$1,174,500
25,270/650
26,487,800
28,413,000
450,223,000
536,729,500
$26,510,000
$29,587,500
$475,498,150
$563,222,300
„
81
81
—
46
Bonds—
127
106%
U.
113
16
98
74%
20
73%
Government
Bank
S.
4,000
77%
971/4
1
96
98
101
98
74
Foreign
—
Railroad and
97%
91%
*
U00
88%
t84y4
93%
91%
144
94%
97
144
141
$83
61
93
.
92%
$83%
$80i/4
80
$82
87%
90
10
86
,~5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
94%
86
15
95
26
141
(No. of
Bonds
169
April 25—
April 26
Mon.
61
64 %
Tues.
59
88%
93.
Wed.
April 27—
75%
85%
Thur.
April 28
87
76
so y8
80
79%
78
83 y4
85
88
1,009,895
93,000
1,317,005
1,108,990
85%
87%
78
821/4
95%
96
97
97%
$99
100% 100%
$97% 100 i/a
103% 104
$87 y4
90
$84i/4
__
90
.
97%
5,436,275
$578,000
103%
104
86
87%
83%
.Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
90
,,
——1
government
corporate
841/2
86%
Shares.
5,436,275
-
$85,000
98,000
2,000
141,000
141,000
$18,000
Week Ended April
of
Bonds
138,000
141,000
1960
Stocks—Number
$5,000
Total
29
1959
$7,000
Jan. 1 to
„
8,289,831
1960
$603,000
April 29
1959
87,294,547
168,971,361
$9)330,000
$9,864,000
639,000
496,000
99%
103
"96% 100'
22
:
87
90
12
April 29
Total
78%
81
4
Fri.
Bonds
139,000
8O1/2
84
-
—
$11,000
2,000
5,000
136,000
997,980
"4
93
Corporate
Bonds
$69,000
1,002,405
.
Foreign
Gov't
Domestlo
Shares)
98
Exchange
Foreign
Stocks
••
61
82%
90
.
1171/4 120
$821/4
95%
Transactions at the American Stock
87
81
—
120
95%
87%
69
Industrial
Total—
101%
92%
101%
101%
$87
119
1959
310,400,756
14,972,960
of Shares
Stocks—Number
77
71
—
April 29
I960
1959
1960
21
16
International
74
Sales
5,038,000
214,000
t, —
24
$16 /
$71.
99%
Bond
$5,564,000
—
$50
107
Total
U. 8.
Bank
Railroad
49%
25
24
28%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Thur.
28%
High.
50
14
89
,
299.7
138
15
87i/8
88%
—3.3
45
—
65
89
—0.6
266.0
100
180
871/a
$120
85%
437.3
Transactions at the New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
No.
434.8
Service
446.5
257.2*
and
Finance
Range Since
Bonds
111%
Goods
Utility
Sold
Asked
87%
May -Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
-Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1981
H
4%s
{
-
- . -
.Range for 1959
Closing
April 25—
Thur.
Jan
5
4% Apr
Friday's
87%
debs '62—Jan-July
1965
1973
series
coniv
3s
1976
3%s
J
.
'
: .
(35 Stocks)
Jan
11%
34%
'
Jon-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1968
& Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s
1970
Jan-JuZy
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
May-Nou
5%s conv subord debs 1964
ApriZ-Oct
B
*
Apr
6
$42
Pennsylvania Water
C
Industrials, 3.659; Rails, 5.234;
'
'•
■912
20
100
101
May -Nov
1963
to
extended
1st
series
by using the following divisors:
.
Apr
1%
,1,400
,2,500
Bid &
1961—Mar-Sept
New England Power
3y4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
series
82.91
88.47
200.80
88.56
139.85
:
Tues.
Fri.
5w convertible subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
3s
83.72
Wed.
-
Apr
Jan
43
May-Nov
May
1993
B 1993
Western RR 4s
3/e8
82.94
79.96
79.50
Mon.
Week's Range
Last
June-Dec
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s 1974
i
83.68
The SEC index of stock
30%
1,300
6i/a
National Research Corp—
1953
79.57
Feb
Apr
7,300
22%
22
wi
due
80.03
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
Durable
1 1*6
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Power
80.02
*6
Jan
19%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
6%s
82.91
88.48
.88.48
Jan
14
400
ApriZ-Oct
1970
Jon-July
6%% liq tr ctfs—
1st
82.87
83.62
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Apr
21%
22%
1978
General Builders
Corp—
6s subord
debentures 1963_i_
Ohio
82.88
83.46
3%
1994
mortgage 4s series
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
xt
83.52
79.57
202.43
Apr
81/2
Division—
mortgage 4s series A
&
79.52
202.72
*
'I
RR—
A 1st
AGuantanamo
.
89.08
14 y8
29
l,4o0
Low
1973—
debs
Western
J
88.53
79.91
79.91
88.50
202.72
40
Bonds
89.19
18%
Jan
21%
1974
debs
subord
N
204.40
,
89.05
Feb
"8%
Period
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Lackawanna of
89.65
Total
Jan
21/2
91
81/2
8%
Interest
Pump 4s inc debs
&
ities
140.83
<J
t
.
Mar
26% Mar
'
Appalachian Elec Power 3y4s 1970—
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Delaware Lack
Rails
ft Mar
Apr
87
50
90
89
10c
Corp
6s
Rails
141.00
fAverages are compiled daily
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks, 18.42.
*HjTV
Jan
.47
121/4 Jan
2%
1
50c
Co—
Chemoil Industries
Util¬
trials
Stocks
79.53
604.33
Jan
Jan
Mar
15
600
9
5s
£1
40c
regular
Ltd
conv
&
Grade
609.96
Jan
371/2
29»/2
\
18i/4 Mar
—
15
Jan
Feb
41
■
Mt
24%
10
Grade
610.92
Jan
321/4
30 Va Mar
25
28%
""%
13%
%
*
5%s
Steel
141.09
Apr
% Mar
800
33
20%
American Stock Exchange
Inc
142.38
611.13
5% Apr
4
300
32
33
Friday
AArner
ities
,
10
Second
Indus¬
65
8%
BONDS
Alsco
roads
616.32
Mar
87
,
3% Jan
3%
2
Co____
Off-Shore
.
Jan
79
10
Ltd—
American
6%
-
130,300
v
"
25
100
*
-1
Industries Ltd
(F W)
700
85
A-«
1
1
common
Util¬
Jan
23%
iy4 Apr
181/4 Jan
1,300
281/4
10
Industries
5% preferred
Woolworth
Feb
3%
31%
1
Brothers Co_
Wood (John)
29
April
Jan
200
5
33
5
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers
93
300
4%
—10
Corp
20
r
Date—
*
;—
Williams-McWilliams
Feb
3%
3%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
White Stag Mfg Co
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wickes
April
April
April
l>/2 Jan
Feb
iy8
—Bonds—
trials
22
25
26
27
28
April
Jan
2%
85
Is
*■
'
•
First
10
Total
Rail¬
Date
31/2 Mar
80
29
"4%
20
Coal
Inc
Feb
-
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
281%
Apr
2%
;;
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
15
Indus¬
*
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
certificates;
10
Jan
3%
1A
20 y8
11
"
'
Stocks
Jan
4%
2%
3%
Western Stockholders Invest
Westmoreland
75
.160
.
stock; "vtc," voting-trust
warrants.
representative stocks and bonds listed
the daily closing averages of
are
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Jan
Apr
A
Development Co
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
4
.100
82
•
29
29
-5
1
1.25
1%
50c
100
1
(Del)
Inc
:—
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West Chemical Products Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
pfd
Weiman & Company
1%
Below
Jan
,
..
Jan
2'A
30,800
23,400
3y8
cumula¬
deposit;, "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
Jan
5%
Mar
3
1,500
3
current week.
sales being transacted during the
*
Jan
14
4% Mar
.300
3
50
flat.
30
400
3
*
series preference
Webster Investors Inc
121/4
liy4 Mar
20%
1
10c
Precision Instrument Co
12
3%
45
Stock and Bond Averages
Feb
75
1
30
Webb & Knapp Inc common—
$6
67/a
2%
•
:•
100
Co
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc common
$2 cumulative preferred
7%
Waltham
Apr
4%
—
(not included in year's range), d Ex-Interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range), tEx-dis¬
dividend.-;.
•
Feb
5i/a
4%
45
40
17
63%
cash
"
•
Jan
9%
6,100
9% Mar
W
Waco
13%
Jan
5%
11%
•
10c
Wagner Baking
9% Mar
5%
5%
12 Va
100
63%
49% .49%
$43
__
—
a Deferred delivery transaction
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
Jan
8u,3U0
7,300
100
100 „
$631/2. —....
Jan
6i/4
4%
9%
f
98%
100
\
—
"conv," convertible; "M,'.' mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
Jan
71/2
6%
1,500
5%
7
5%
—25c
Inc
Vornado
10%
800
11
10%
8j/8
2
Manufacturing
Vogt
10%
1
1
(The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co_
Vita Food Products
7
$60
.—
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
Jan
Apr
Feb
8% Mar
1,000
9%
4%
Industries warrants
Van Norman
Victoreen
8%
6%
87/a
92
$60
in year's range),
r Transaction for
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
$ Friday's
,
tive;
1
94%
90
•„
"wi."
Valspar Corp
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
..^ii%
;
93
'
—
value,
par
tribution.
Jan
36%
7
~~
15
...
$90
May-Nov
April-Oct
1947
~~
.17%
$63
included
(not
11% Mar
8%
41 y2
7..
1927)
Oct
f Ex-liquidating
Jan
13 y4
7ya
(issue of
.
Jan
Apr
31/2
8
99%
$120
.
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped-(Plan A) 2 y8s 2C08——Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
:
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-JuZy
Jan
3%
<•
1.300
35
A7s
46%
--
72
99
$90
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
1949—
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
11% Mar
Jan
34% Mar
•
■
5%
Mar
4
500
36%
Apr.
6%s
(Prov)
_.
Jan-July
Maranhao
1,300,
95%
63%
170
I $15
"*
...
Jan-July
1967—
series
Apr
10
——15
(Par now *)—
5
series
41/2S
2%
37
34%
51/4S
Jan
5 y2
4%
"4
Apr
2%
:.
69
$120
'$157
$150
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951
B
Port &
A Hanover
14
100
90%
—
$99% 100
Savings
71/3 -Jan
13
High
98
Jan-July
1951
7s
1952
A
series
Apr
•
68
69
June-Dec
June-Aug
1960
of German State & Prov Banks—
series
5%
175
7
100
$94%
June-Dec
Waterways 6%s 1952:.
Jan-July
Banks and Clearing Assn—4
Debt Adjustment debentures—
A Jan
1%
55
A
ser
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
Central Bk
3,800
9,200
6%
175
175
5
3%
41% Mar
1,100
5%
10s
100
1•
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co
1
U S Foil Co class B
1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
1
United Stores Corp
50c
Universal American Corp
25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc
25c
Universal InsuranceUniversal Marion Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
1 Va
44
2,300
?ii
3%
iy8
1
6
3%
50c
1
Aircraft Products
—
United Asbestos Corp————
united Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
6ya
6\
6s
debs
Corp
A Baden
Unexcelled
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
Jan
22
500
24
Range Since
Sold
High
99
Jan-July
1963_.
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964.
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
23
10 y4
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
American Stock
21%
10
Corp.——
Temper
Jan. 1
Feb
81/2
23
23
—*
Conduit & Cable Co
Triangle
1,000
10
10%
10c
A
Range Since
Low
9
Interest
BONDS
Shares
High
8 V2
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
Sales
Range
Par
1
riiiss
Last
Sale Price
35
(1907)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Tntal,-
$578,000
18,000
$457,00036,000
7,000
27,000
$603,000
$520,000
555,000
350,000
$10,235,000
$10,999,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (R ange for Week Ended April 29)
Last
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
High
St Regis
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel <fc
Anaconda
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Calumet
Cities
Albany
<k
Eastern
5%
25
Inc
Mass
Street
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
Ry
Co
Stores
Lone
National
New
Service
N
Olin
H
Waldorf
Apr
36%
408
74%
Apr
232
25% Mar
500
8c
8c
20 y8
19%
20%
347*
35%
6c
2,493
35 y8
1,261
—*
46 Vz
477*
100
10c
Feb
53%
Apr
43% Mar
224
12%
Apr
16%
24
Feb
29 y8
Jan
2%
45
457*
30
48%
&
System
38
Mar
.
32%
32
36'%
32 % Mar
66
Apr
34 Vb
34%
505
22%
23%
1,672
22%
Apr
3iy4
547*
165
50%
Apr
64
517*
53
364
49% Mar
31%
32%
105
36 y4
1674
28
26% Mar
'15% Jan
16%
Allen
55 y4
525
46% Feb
56%
Jan
52%
r
36% Jan
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
20
1
Burger
Brewing—
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
C
N
O
Milling
8.50
4%s
&
T
P
10
com—
20
pfd
100
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Diamond
Dixie
Transit
—_
.
-
Cream
__
_1
10
_
Art
Kroger
_
S
_
_
_
65
62
12
&
common
45%
100
I
Jan
Jan
86 Va
Jan
148
Jan
46%
Apr
103%
Jan
Feb
j
56%
Jan
59% Mar
66
Apr
58
50
$4,500
62
Mar
>
Feb
.
Exchange
1
Week's
/
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices \
Shares
Par
i
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
"
1
Low
13%
13%
232
32%
32%
32%
2,340
2,268
15%
15%
29% Mar
1
common-1——.—_ *
2,800
50
15%
3,950
13 Vb
Apr
55 Vb
55%
*
50%
13%
55%
1,017
53%
Jan
5y4
403
4%
Jan
4
Feb
Apr
Jan
i 1%
35
Jan
50
10
1
High
-12% Mar
2% Feb
1,300
&
C
Bros
1
——
Navigation—
Steel
Hall
Lakes
Jan
Jan
70% Jan
15% Feb
14
Jan
17
.
100
19 y4
Jan
217*
29%
Apr
347*
Feb
Leonard
190.... ,(.32*
4274
Jan
Masco
3274
33%
417
Apr
30% Feb
3474 Mar
Motor
Feb
240
777*
Jan
83% Mar
29%
31%
23
29%
Apr
38%
Feb
149 y2
51
145
Apr
4
95
Feb
8%
30%
39
10%
227*
22%
100
10%
Jan
Prophet
Feb
Rickel
201
91%
Apr
SVz
Apr
Rudy
35%
10%
Apr
Apr
10%
28%
100
110
Apr
58% Mar
25 y4
Apr
30
5
25 v*
Jan
39% Jan
6%
7,361
43% Mar
55%
Jan
950
2% Mar
3%
Jan
300
2 v*
37*
Jan
Apr
30%
Feb
Apr
36% Mar
399
81%
Feb
99 y4 Mar
Vinco
13
Feb
22
27%
Feb
30%
30%
31%
'
i%
1%
Jan
1%
1,800
1 Vb
10 v*
Apr
3%
Jan
17
17
43
5
4%
1
v
19%
2%
~
*
150
'• ..."
4%
Apr
36% Mar
100
20
4vb
1,296
2y2
"
17
860
Standard
16
131
Corp
5
28Vz Mar
3474
Tool
&
Shirt
Co
35
10%
Apr
12 Vz'
465
33
20
Mar
12
™Apr
883
■
2%
2%
27*
300
1
16%
167*
16%
380
-4
——
8%
5
2%
,
24%
Apr
16%
Apr
"
300
4%
Feb
48%
467
41%
Apr
7%
.
_1
—
38
Jan
)■ 12% Jan
9'A
3,422
5y4
;
Jan
5 ::
Feb
3%
Jan
18 Vb
Apr
"
487*
,
1
—
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
Mar
10
Apr
4%
Jan
2,700
1
—
Dist
Corporation
10%
Apr
Apr
•
10
Die
35
10%
12
1
8%
17
457*
Mar
2'/b
Jan
32% Jan
1 %
Apr
12% Jan
Jan
245
9,175
'
2
—
29% Mar
8%
7
43
-
1,204
io y8
10 VB
i
Co
Corporation
Upjohn
Jan
1 Vb Apr
10% Mar
1
Studebaker-Packard
1,183
26
&
Udylite
34%
Feb
Feb
365
5
Superior
66%
•
Jan
150
3
Jan
97 y4
319
27%
92%
Apr
12%
1
;
Apr
33%
26%
Apr
-
23
10
Jan
93 y4
'
Mar
66
1 Va
Manufacturing
34%
r
28
Jan
96%
5
112
18
633
23
Company
W).& CO
Jan
22%
30
64'4
2%
1 Va
797
2,262
12%
(H
United
63%
2%
Apr
Apr
Jan
5
Bearing
Brewing
Rockwell
6%
10
22%
100
97
87% Mar
363
30%
45%
2%
;
5%
26%
42%
26 v* Apr
40% Mar
1
Products
Davis
297* Mar
95 4
874
307*
Chemical
Refineries
Pfeiffer
90 y»
44%
*
Wheel
82'/a
96
220
5
56 7 Feb
5
&
Screw
Parke
96
&
Kresge Co (S S)
Lansing Stamping
Aur
181
89%
__
5%
5
1
38% JaiKfx VIM % Apr
20
147
1,030
1
Oil
Ball
30%
33%
145
147
25%
2%
-
1.66%
*
Lamp
Hoover
82
29%
Corp
v
69
44%
66
29%
66
25%
-5
1
2974
337*
29%
5
Co
4,300
18%
•
100
42 Ve
ISVb
1
:
26 Va
41%
41%
1
Great
High
26%
20
Corp——
Motor
,5
O
—
u__
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
2
-
Gamble
Playing Card
56
Apr
1%
3274
30
II-5
-
75%
Jan
23%
.
37Vb Mar
95
3%
_1
_
414
53%
61
*
Apr
1%
Detroit
Range Since Jan. 1
166
»
—
Procter
U
_
Apr
1
General Motors
Low
16y4
—
Gibson
127%
65
Stores—
Goebel Brewing
Graham
Paige
Shares
46%
5
—
Eagle Picher
Early and Daniel
Apr
21
115
72%
53%
Gar Wood Industries
High
45%
12.50
National
Ice
of Prices
16%
5u
—
72%
73%
127% 1297*
427* 46 V*
Last
Detroit Edison_.
Apr
for Week
Range
45%
100
Machine—
Apr
3%
D
62% Jan
Sales
r—'
•
—
Cincinnati
Week's
Low
—
common
pfd
12
VA
20
——10
_
Apr
285
76%
Electric
Davidson
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
—
Jan
47%
13%
Consolidated Paper
Consumers
Power
Apr
52%
STOCKS
—,—
507*
25
12
Brown-McLaren Mfg —-—~1
Burroughs Corporation
5
Chrysler Corp _—:
25
Jan
.6.25
_
43%
48%
41 Va
47%
41%
Apr
Feb
Jan
53%
167/*
Inc—
Jan
10
■
Wrigley
Ford
Balcrank
44%
75%
Fruehauf Trailer—
American Laundry
39 V* Mar
'
«
ACF
Jan
5
Corp
19
571
Sale Price
58% Mar
410
_50
Mining Co_„
39 %
Apr
Friday
Jan
27
Mar
54% Jan
/
__25
Inc
Elec
1%
612
23
40%
Detroit Stock
Apr
34%
Jan
35%,
12 va
STOCKS
Apr
56 V4
26
16
mil
.
Feb
190
33 Va V
20 Va
40
.
Jan
200
2%
547*
60
397*
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
•
137*
29
32
53%
41%
Jan
2.50
Refin
We
Feb
2
Inc..
44% Mar
39%
Jan
6y8
5
245
28%
15
1998
—
Jan
13 Va
28
46%
20% .20%
Apt*
25
21% Mar
37%
29
13 y8
45%
Jan
2
10
Jan
BONDS
Jan
25
Co
39 Va
-6.25
W)
Transit
Jan
30 74
19% Jan
34% Apr
10
5
5
5
Co
Westinghouse
25 y4
.
(F
Cincinnati
1
73% Mar
100
com
,
59% Jan
..20
Shoe Machinery Corp
Rubber Co common
Smelt
1,881
27%
Railroad
90
Jan
920
78%
United
S
Apr
Jan
44%
20%
1
Elec
Jan
93%
100 y8
339
90%
27%
&
S
60%
Apr
54 y4
70 y8
88
76%
Chemical
Webster
U
Feb
42%
_16%
Woolworth
67
36% Mar
127%
Wfcstinghouse
84% Mar
130
.10
——_
Jan
47 y4
48%
38
39%
7
Steel
Jan
Jan
Feb
—:
(Ohio
Shoe
s
1
%
5%
J)
(N
8 V*
10
100
8
S
J
Mar
37
iii25
Indiana
of
————-—
U
40
46%
Union Carbide
Jan
75c
Oil
Texaco
Jan
30 y4
*
1
Standard
Jan
23%
24% Mar
4
Shop Inc
Torrington Co
U
48%
16% Mar
143
Companies
Stone
Fruit
40% Mar
130
67
88 Vb
Association
United
501
387
Oil
8tudebaker-Packard
Jan
16%
277*
..
28%
Jan
Oil
Standard
Apr
42%
25(4
Drug Co
&
20 Vz
,i,
Standard
High
148
44%
*
Brands
Low
42 y4
37
1150c
Rand
Sperry
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42
*
Standard
Apr
62%
Feb
26 */4
50c
Corp
Shawmut
Stop
80
22 Vb
136
Jan
59%
592
61%
618
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine
Rexall
21%
122
15
133
72
Electric System
Mathieson
Jan
common
Co
Hartford
&
68 y4
69%
New England Tel & Tel Co.
Y
49% Mar
_1
.....
N
156
——
Cement
England
51%
53%
-5
Copper Corp
Star
Apr
8
-15
—
Kennecott
Feb
96 y4
75C
Inc.
Co
Gillette Co
Island Creek* Coal
31
Jan
40%
100
Co
Electric
Apr
79%
16%
com—100
—*
25%
4,193
Low
5
Ry
Southern
Apr
26
5
& Fuel Associates com__10
adjust
40
90 Vb
60%
,
10
Co_.
25%
133
6i y8
5
*—
Co
Range
Eastern Gas
100
RR
Hecla
Service
Copper
50
Co
29%
3,144
87%
87%
Company
22>/4 Mar
39%
50%
100
33%
com-
Shares
18
Co
Southern
Jan
50
26%
26%
Tel
30%
27%
25%
1.66%
Corp
Apr
27%
27%
•
for Week
.5
Paper
Mobil Oil
Socony
*
American
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Jan
5
Mar
49 y4
Apr
9%
,■
-
Feb
Unlisted Stocks
Allied
Stores
Allis
*
American
1-10
Mfg
Limited
Can
American Tel & Tel Co—
Jan
39
Jan
2974 Mar
35
Jan
18 »4
368
18
Apr
25%
Jan
40
Apr
'
A
;
,
39%
43%
82
48 y4 Mar
58 V*
Jan
28 y2
227
22% Mar
29%
Apr
87 y2
8974
304
79%
Jan
96 V*
Apr
Abbott
55
55 y*
60
54
Apr
55%,
Apr
Acme
Mar
67
Jan
Admiral
59% Mar
77
Jan
-12%
55
50
51
51
30
60
61
146
50
Steel
&
common
Hamilton
33%
50
3374
Apr
41%
Feb
20%
316
19%
Apr
23 y2
Jan
23
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
Allied
Ohio
8
Boeing
Airplane
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54
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50
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Boeing Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp
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Feb
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20
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20
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10
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American
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140
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of Prices
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5
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5
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5
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44%
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Jan
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33%
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1,500
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52
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5
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Inc
Lines
Air
United
•
--
Universal OM Products Co
f
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'
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/
Western Union Telegraph.
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ine
Wencor
91/2
Apr
793/4
Apr
891/4
Jan
Whirlpool
15
Feb
213/4
Jan
White
750
'*
45% Mar
54 Ys
Jan
Wisconsin Electric Power
45%
300
511/4
100
45
Feb
51'/4
Apr
36%
Apr
433/4
Jan
Wisconsin
39 y8
300
300
733/4 Mar
85 V2
Apr
Woolworth
85%
Wilson
Stores
&
Co
Inc
common
2,600
45%
Feb
253/4
24%
300
24%
Apr
100
50%
Apr
67%
Jan
19
Jan
26%
Apr
Feb
253/4
50%
22
(F W)
Co
18 '/a
Feb
Jan
Wrigley
4
19%
Apr
223/4
Feb
197/a
20
204
Yates-American
18
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
173/4
(Un)
25
(Wm) Jr Co
Youngstown
Zenith
1,000
37
383/4
900
36%
Feb
37 Ya
300
Feb
39%
Jan
700
36%
31
Apr
31
Apr
200
25%
Feb
27%
Apr
1,000
59%
Feb
663/4
Jan
900
13%
Apr
19
Jan
84%
Jan
31
31
263/a
26%
26%
Sheet
Radio
Corp
&
64%
Tube
IllIs
•
102
II~~1
95
82 y4
150
78%
19
19
14%
80
Z-,
65
13%
64%
—10
*.
Co.—
Jan
36%
36%
...
Machine
34i/8
42%
.—10
1
World Publishing Co
13
28% Mar
——
31
Apr
,1
*
—10
(Un).
Public Service
Apr
25% Mar
55%
Rights
11%
150
45%
53%
*
(Un)
141/4
1,700
43%
53%
50%
Wieboldt
•
43%
.6.25
'
Jan
7%
,
300
Co
8'/b
400
10%
X
«
Corp
Motor
Apr
71/8
27%."
30%
41%
Jan
43%
Apr
Jan
200
»
31
541/4
Feb
423/4
31
42%
,
22%
-
•■/
1.700
44
8%
193/4
Corp
Trav-lor
Jan
20 v. Jan
"7%
8%
39
11% Apr
V
1
Furniture
Transamerica
Trans
1353/4 Jan'
36 /
8%
Thor Power Tool Co.
Mar
/
49%
—18
issued
Toledo
Jan.
'"•313/s
49%
l
Thompson Ramo-Wooldrldge
Jan
29% Feb'
99 ' Mar
300
-
Texas
Z
34%
.
22%
I
(Ohio)
900
44.
41%
A—
class
Indiana
Co
1,300
see page
10 3% Mar
(Un)
Packaging
2,400
26%
1,700
(Un)
12
271/4-
11%
8
15%
..10
Jan
11%
113/8
13
5
1
(Un)
11%
18
463/4
If
141/4
...
Apr
—...
11%
1
39%
Corp
14%
*
100
1.40
Co
12.50
16%o
39%
3
Oil
1,000
*
Jan
39 y8
-20 8
Oil N J (Un)
9%
83
Apr
3iya
...
Oil of
19
391/a
31%
Jan
Texaco Inc
"•
43%
45%
1
Jan
26
(Un)
Pen
Co
Textron
Jan
800
•
51%
_4
28%
600
i
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Oil
New
1
Z?
Apr
300
850i
•
.
Oil
833/4
71/8
-1
1,150
293/4
1
Tennessee
43 '
Mar,
73
38%
(W
161/4
9Va
293/4
29
B
Temco
//
•50%
91
""
211/8 .21% 271/2
27%
V,
29
Corp
81
III
29%
A.
Walgreen Co
21%
900
Swift & Company
Jan
73%
53/4
2%
72 %
.1
5%
625/s
•
—
Paper Co
Electric
Co
Apr
62%
5
class
57
..Is
Tobacco/
Co
Z—^
8ervlce
45%
Jan
62%
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
:
*
Feb
300
361/4 v 36'%
> 76 3%
78%
36%
44%
57
44%
2.50
•
Paper.
Sundstrand
Mar
Jan
Regis
When
Jan
3%
26
4
6 %:
6%
>.
_i
Brothers
Raisin
Sunbeam
Feb
150
-
i9r%;'
61%
.10
;
Inc
Union Pacific
..1
j
70
22 3/8
Storkline
Apr
1,700
-
703/4
§
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Jan
2,600 *
34% .34%
39%' 41'%
34 %
-.
142%
13%
106
•
Jan
32%
'
j--
•
10
Packing Corp
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
Stewart-Warner
Apr
Jan
104% 105%
1013/4
56%
Apr
•'
*
Feb
9-1/2
-
36
Jan
28%
293/4 *
291/4-
18%
200
/4J%"4^-
'
1
/
■
*
,29%
Feb
200
>
37%
34'%
.
423/,
III5
1,400
a 2,400
•
90
48'/4 Mar
Standard
Jan
35%
/
27%
Jan
Standard
•-."31// Apr
•16%
125
100
37,%
'•
4% :"4%•
42%
Standard
Apr
38%
-
5
0.9% 11 •
30
C 30%
453/4
Standard
Jan
12 /
1,200
543%
38%
Apr
"
Apr
37
33%
z
141/2 Apr
400
15%
38%
451/2
453/4
Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California^
Feb
22%
Feb
20%
500
15%
85%
42 Ya Mar
453%
Standard
Jan
100
27% Mat
1,900
v
33%
14%
89'
200
Jan
|
Standard Brands Inc
Mar
1%
Feb
100
100
21%
313%
54%
...1
45
8perry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co (Un)
/ Jan
60% Jan
Feb
500
?
45%
1 Va
r
Jan
44%
Southwestern Public Service
49
47%
43%
37%
Apr
48
71% Mar
Southern Pacific Co
Apr
36
135
38
Southern Co (Un)
Jan
30
14%
Feb
41 y4 Mar
391/2
Socony Mobil Oil
Jan
47%
1,400
1 -14%"
27%
1,100
Apr
Sinclair
353/4 Mar
313%
33%
900
453/8
(•'
Jan
Shell
Jan
36
29%
321/2
44
Jan
57%
;
Mar
29%
Class
Apr
600
,
27%
1,400
21%
30
44
Apr
33i/4
263/4 Mar
67%
Bheaffer
Jan
Apr
38
100
30i/a
Sears Roebuck & Co
Jan
84% Mar
v
43
Apr
42%
100
Schering
Jan
7%
40
Mar
47
•
800
Jan
63
34%
1,500
3,500
Schenley Industries
/Mar
36%
-
4,600
463/8
56%
550
Feb
Jan
2,000
171/8
30%
Sangamo
Jan
16
30
36%
283/4
45%
Jan
Jan
Apr
2,700
13%
71%
St
1,500
37
>
27%
463/8
Jan
46
17%
29%
8t Louis Public
Jan
1,000
45
583/4
91/2
41
44
27%
33%o
12.50
3
, •
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
653A Mar
Jan
14
365
104
:
42%
Feb
/.
104
;
63
42
400
71%
River
Jan
90%
i
62
(Un)
Richman
Jan
193/8
:
:
37
104
921/2
Apr
173/4 Mar
8%
16
88%
133/4
(Un)
Reynolds
Feb
1,6u0
-
65
7%..
40
66
400
18%
3%
40
13%
42%
Rexall Drug & Chemical (Un)
Jan;
26'/4
88%
! 14y4 Feb
62
Reynolds Metals Co
Feb
26 Vs
15%
36% Mar
5,500
29%
Revlon
Feb
42%
■;,;:
33%
;
'h
283/a Mar
3
1,200
163/s
*
s
Rath
Jan
Apr
8%
400
77%
■;
17%
43%
13%
Radio Corp of America (Un)
33%
Apr
3,000
8%
163/4
42 y8
163/8
Quaker Oats Co
12
30
63%
171/4
43%
16%
(Un)
Apr
,
10%
2«>%
63%
63%
25
l
•
Company
Oil Co
Jan
33
115
93%
;
101% 104
•
Pure
;~9%
66%
101%
American World Airways (Un)
Jan
273% Mar >;
700
/
93%
8%
30
—6.25
Pullman
'Apr
2653/4
Apr
23%
32%
Feb
27 /
25% Mar
■
.453/4
400
Public Service Co of Indiana
208
23%
Feb
Jan/
85% Mar
5o
6
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR.
People's Gas Light & Coke..
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
-423/4
104% 1091%
23%
106 %
Pan
241/4
.9%
9%
201
Feb
—
Parke-Davis & Co
550
-
&
Jan
200
25%
26
Gas
Jan
48
Apr
40%
/
Jan
133/4
.
Gas.:
Chemical Corp
31'/a
•}.' Apr
38%
600
200
90?,:
201%
'
200
33
15%
Jan
293/4
.
8%'Apr
50
413%
9%
1
footnotes,
193/8
313/4
16%
-.7.50
Glass..
:
25%
•
Natural
29
461/4
300
241/4
"89%
25%
90
-
Co
Apr
37
new
17%
32%
l
10
Bancorporatlon
Manufacturing Co—
411/4
24
1,600
,
:21
:_
(Un)
19
3.31
Airlines
Northwest
Jan
38%
•
Utilities
Jan
Northern
29%
41%
Products—
South
48
56'% Mar-?
8% / 8%
>
38%
Inc
Middle
Apr
/ 1,600
10%
10
20
4%
Mickelberry's
;
291/s
40
55 5%
•9%
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
Food
26 Y» Mar
1,400
263%
■
& Co .(Un)..
Merrttt Chapman & Scott
Jan
1,100
403/4
_•
>
Merck
Apr
28%
40
(Un)
'
Mfg
56 y4
28%
20%
19% Mar
34% Mar
.
403/4
Ry_____
Oil
:
Marshall Field
Martin (The) Co
Jan
28%
Pacific
Ohio
14%
Printing Co common.
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co..
31%
Northern Natural Gaa Co
Jan
41% t
Jan *
,9 % Feb
Apr
22 y8
Northern
56'A
33%
(Un)
8i/s Mar
-
Apr
53
—....
Tobacco
1,100
Apr-
89
Jan
53%
i
*
Myers
200
23%
108
Apr
300
30%
Lincoln
8%
22%
12
j
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Apr
Feb
Co
•
:
...
901/4
50%
48
*
a
common
common
300
1,700
Edison
20
Johnson Stephens is Shinkle Shoe-;! */
-ipnes & Laughlin Steel (Uh)__^;
.10
Kaiser/Aluminum & i Chemical_^33%c
Kansas Power &
Light (Un)._
8.75
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)—
•
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
haclede
93%
Service
Ohio
31%
...
,
90%
55%
1,800
.
19'%
Knapp
Monarch
Co___
....1
Kropp Forge Co.—____33%
'
581/4 Mar
55
Indiana Public
Jan
Jan
pfd 100
(Un)
Feb
Corp..
48'%
1
Power"1 Co..
52%
55%
1,300
/
28%
29%
-
interstate
200
8%
Northern
82
9%
-7.50
(Un)—z—___
International Tel & Tel
563%
RR
491/4
39 % Mar
y
35
9%
•
International Shoe Co—
Jan
55
Mfg
433/4 Mar-
zU
Paper
Jan /
35%
90%
5,100
45
ioternational Mineral & Chemical
international Nickel Co (Un)_—_.
663,4
Jan
Apr
4iy4
30
—_.1.
Feb
30 y8 Mar
55
1,000
17
:
56
300
Feb
Jan
9%
.1,
JHternational Harvester
■
300
30%
....
433%
1
—
Jan
61
30%
28%
"
Indiana General Corp
Inland Steel Col—
Interlake Steamship Co.;
13
5,300
13%,
41%
_—_«
...
&
Apr
61
(Un)_.
Central
Jan
11
333/8
2iy4
31
RR;
Tile
York
19%
30%
(Un)
Co
Co
Mar
23
Prod
27
Co
Central
100
55%
_
Illinois
11%
26%
6.25
—1
'
11%
11%
16 '
323/4
•
26%
1
*
Hupp Corporation s..^
/Huttig-^Sash &• Door——.
; Illinois Brick
Co.. J
l j,
•
70
43%
8.33%
Spencer-1 Bartlett
Holmes; (F h) Co Ltdj
Howard Industries Inc..
16
26%
10
...
Hibbard
'
20
26 3% Mar
20
;
„
2
Illinois Gas Co
-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Corp-.
2 *
%
331/4
60
Werner
Apr
5
....
Northern
800
58%
A
49% Mar
Apr
14%
Hein
2
10
441/4
800
.
Apr
1 % Mar
1
40'/2
150
19%
1
Brewing Co.—
2
1 -
Jan
250
(Uj
Apr
Feb
1
36
17'%
Heileman
1753/4
30% Mar
71%
Printing
Feb
141
400
14%
Hall
200
900
14% '
58 y8
1
Co
Feb
1553/a 164'/4
44%
69%
Gulf
Nachman
16% Feb
19%
class
Conv
22%
14%
193/a
_
_
64%
"
distribution.
Corp.
States Utilities
2,500
32
150
,
'
—
Oil
62 y8
41%
33%
Gulf
Jan
621/8
Jan
31%
333%
■
53
Apr
60% Apr
41%
583/4
f Gt Lakes Towing 7% non-cum
"Greyhound Corn (Un)__
43%
31%
57
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
1,300
Car
2,700
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
45%
Aviation
283%
——
Jan
433/8
American
27%
Co—
55 y4
American
-'27%
Steel
Apr
North
84%
Drug;- Stores—
40%
North
23%
Granite. City
4,600
Apr
823/4
Gray
41
Jan
23%
Co_
1553/a
Apr
34 y8
82 3/4
Inc
62%
20%
48%
23%
Alden Corp ex
—5
Jan
600
33 Ya
24
Feb
5
Glen
43 y2
30% Mar
Mar
Telephone & Electronics Corp
10
yK New common wi
>■;
————
General Tire & Rubber—
83 %c
Genesco
71%
200
58»/8
Genl
Gillette '(The)
40'/a
Apr
400
Specialties—
Muskegon Motor
Jan
173
Apr
451/4
2,400
19V8
——
Utilities
221/a
Apr
195 y2
41
-
100
V11:/
53
-21%
•
1.66%
Cement
Portland
21%
8%
Feb
31
1,700;
88 y4
/
52%
•
5
Motor? Corn—
General
'.J 47
46'%
200
333/4
41' : ,42%
•
1
Corp
,
2,400
47
.2
53
_2
Electric Co
General
,
50%
V; 423/a
10
Finance——
; ,3,500
15
■v
41
,
•
;
1
Dynamics (Un)
;
155
46%
100
..
113/a
.
46%
Transportation—2.50
Box Corp
1
Candy Corp
..5-
General
221%
Corp.........
Cash Register..
General American
General
31%
High
Jan
Jan '
693/8
_5
Corporation.:
31%
7%
162
16
21
„
600
preferred
28%
34
3
;
convertible
50c
Apr
<
Inc..
Dairies
Foremost
Freuhauf Trailer
800
common.
59% Mar
——.'—5 -1
Ford Motor Co'—.,—
83/4
*
Co
22
6.25
,_2
First Wisconsin Bankshares—
Apr
(The)
100
.40/,
convertible preferred—.
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
SI.60
8%
Vernon
500
—•
*
_1
____
Mount
63%
63%
:—
Co
Railroad
Jan
83/4
Low
3
22
22
•
63%
—.—
Fairbanks
31%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
185% 195%
Inc
203/4
1
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours
(Un)_.
5
Eastern Air Lines Inc
1
ta&cman Kodak Co
(Un)
10
El Paso Natural Gas
;
3
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
Erie
1.10
(Phillip) & Co (Un)
Apr
Ltd USA Inc.._—
^___1
Mont Laboratories Inc (Allen B)
—
Motorola
■
195%
_
.
•
18
Drewrys
■'1: Common
Jan
31%
51% Feb
8 3/4
•
Shares
40%
.500
18/18%
22
5
Chemical Co———
Dow
Morris
411/4
Apr
—1
...
(Un).
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Apr
23%
Low
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
V2
27
3,100
Jan
2H Mar
243% Marj;
32% Mar
,1,100
18%
1
20
5
—
Apr
,300
■;
263/8
Apr
35% Mar
V,
Co common—
Edison Co (Un).,—
Detroit
Mar
Jan,:'
Feb
distribution——2
&
Deere
26
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co
Jan
291/4
(Un)——10
<
V
34
of America—
5
Crucible Steel Co of America—_—12.50
Cudahy Packing Co —2——5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)—
—1
liquidating
v
34
Co
M
34%
2
33
Commonwealth Edison common„r.
25
Consolidated Foods
.
133 %
Consol
Natural Gas_—_
—10 („■
Consumers Power Co——
*
Container Corp of America—
—5
Continental Can Co—
._
10 /■
Continental Motors Corp
1
T
233/4 Jan
Apr
Mar
21'/4
400
5
—• •
:—
400
22
263/a
preferred —.—4---—1——--100
Cleveland Electric Ilium—.—.—.15
Co Inc-
21%
26
41/2 Ye'
Ex
22%
26%
*
Chrysler Corp
-—-25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric™
8.50 y.
Cities Service Co
10 f
City Products Corp....—
*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common.——.1 .„v
D
300
,
8,100
Tewel Co common———
Controls
24
18'A
2%
s
Pac
Chi & Northwest Ry 5% ser A pfd__l00
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas System
29
2
30c
Milw St Paul &
Coleman
200
21%
—25
———10
Celanese Corp of America (Un)—»
Centlivre Brewing Corp
50c
Central & South West Corp.
2.50
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
1
Cheinetron
Corp
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)__.
25
•
1,300
32%
23%
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Carrier Corp common
Chicago
19%
32%
,
of Prices
Par
High
^
mnadian
Chic
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
;
23%
v
Last
STOCKS
Shares
19V4
32%
—
k
Low
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
'/-/
1 !
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp —
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•
,
Week's
Last
stocks
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
19
700
17
-
101% 102%
100 3A
95
~
200
600
101%
95
Apr
Mar
,
20% Mar
Apr
137%
Jan
Apr
112
Jan
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The Commercial and
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Range
Sale Price
Low
Par
Admiral
2.50
(Un)_
ACP Wrigley Stores Inc
_10o
5
Industries
Allegheny
Warrants
Artists Pictures
Chemical
Allis-Ch aimers Mfg
common
Anaconda
Apr
Mar
102%
Jan
Apr
25%
Jan
Warrants
5%
Inc
old
Co
Avco
Mfe
Bell
Aircraft
&
3
(Un)—13
Corp
87
17%
25%
25%
Jan
52%
700
Jan
47% Mar
26
50%
57%
Jan
11%
25%
12 %
900
11%
15% Mar
-
400
"
11%
100
8%
8%
10%
10%
500
61%
65%
500
7.200
26%
29 %
36%
36%
36%
100
45%
43%
47%
2,800
14%
14%
87%
87%
89%
26%
100
25
.
8
Feb
9%
Apr
Jan
Apr
22% Mar
29%
Apr
Mar
36
42% Mar
13% Mar
80
Jan
107%
Jan
100
102%
Jan
54 %
55
300
53%
Apr
54%
Apr
33%
33%
100
S3% Mar
43%
Jan
30%
30%
33%
6,700
50%
51%
600
50
36 %
36 %
200
31%
100
60
60 >.
60
31%
33%;
700
20 %
20%
100
Apr
Mar
42
Mar
67%
Jan
36%
Apr
Mar
76%
Jan
Feb
Jan
31%
Apr
42
20%
Apr
22%
Jan
Apr
27%
Jan
Apr
41%
Jan
4% Mar
6%
Jan
22%
22%
23%
2,200
22%
34%
34%
34%
100
34%
5%
900
2%
2%
400
2%
Apr
2%
Jan
15%
15%
100
15%
Jan
15%
Apr
5
12%
12%
Feb
15%
200
28
Feb
31% Mar
15
400
13%
Apr
17%
3%
3%
300
31
31
1,100
29%
13%
13%
12%
29%
12%
31
600
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
42%
Jan
73c
Feb
49c
200
64%
Jan
77%
Apr
73%
100
57%
Feb
78%
Apr
_
(Un)_
2
—5c
Min—
Fluor
Mach
Food
Ford
Friden
Inc
Fruehauf
Garrett
Public
Service
Utilities
Oil
Gillette
Great
Western
Gulf
Oil
Hartfield
Holly
Holly
Honolulu
Howe
44%
3,700
43%
Apr
57%
Jan
Imperial
9
9
9
800
9c
9c
10c
13.000
8%
8c
Apr
Mar
Apr
32%
Jan
4%
Jan
47%
47%
100
43%
Jan
47%
Apr
Jones
37
38%
1,700
37
Apr
48
Jan
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Apr
35%
Jan
Kaiser
Feb
64%
Apr
Kennecott
400
18%
27%
Copper
8%
Apr
Libby,
&
41%
1,900
31%
Apr
21
21
100
19 % Mar
21
Apr
Litton
200
24% Mar
27%
Apr
Corp
27%
Apr
Lockheed
Apr
12%
Jan
Lorillard
(P)
12%
12%
Apr
21%
27
28%
1,000
27
Apr
34
Jan
M J M
24
24%
20 %
41%
42%
400
600
24
Apr
31%
Jan
Martin
18%
100
18%
Apr
20%
Jan
McBryde
Sugar
63 %
63%
300
62"%
Apr
69%
Jan
Menasco
Mfg
21
200
20
51
1,600
Packing
Cudahy
Curtis
Records
Deere
&
(Un)
Co
Denver
&
Rio
Desilu
Productions
7% Mar
10% Mar
21%
21%
22
400
21%
Apr
35%
Jan
y
41
41
10,100
37% Mar
44%
Jan
Middle
Mines
Ltd
19 % Mar
20%
Jan
100
13%
Jan
16 % Mar
56%
Feb
58%
Apr
Mt
62%
64%
300
56%
Feb
64%
55%
55%
100
53%
Jan
55%
Jan
Inc
Nafi
Jan
National
Jan
National
Distillers
55
Jan
National Theatres
4%
400
4%
6
Jan
45V2
Jan
Natus
800
89%
89%
20
19%
li
20%
200
II
20
Apr
86%
600
1!
10
43
19s
%
52%
New
N Y Central RR Co
Jan
Niagara-Mohawk
14%
Jan
12
Jan
30%
Jan
North American
17%
Jan
29%
Apr
500
38%
Apr
47%
300
15%
Apr
18%
Jan
Jan
10
20
28%
28%
500
38%
41
15%
15%
9%
J
38%
12 %
700
12
Apr
14
400
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
19
Jan
12%
1,100
15% Mar
35
35
100
33% Mar
45%
19%
19%
19%
100
19%
21% Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
39%
Apr
8% Mar
41%
Feb
11%
Jan
Dow Chemical Co
5
89%
91%
500
86% Mar
98%
Jan
20%
29%
Jan
10
Apr
•
50c
20%
20%
22%
900
1
9%
9%
9%
1,000
i
Electronic
Emerson
&
Phonograph
Emporium Cap well Co
Erie
Railroad Co
(Un)
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
_
footnotes,
800
200
33
2,000
22%
100
Apr
24
Apr
94%
Jan
239%
30%
115
Feb
Jan
Apr
27% Mar
33%
Apr
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
19
20
500
17
Jan
20%
Apr
19%
600
18
Apr
25%
Jan
5
12%
12%
13
500
12%
Apr
18
Jan
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30%
30%
31%
2,400
29%
Apr
38%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
500
9%
51c
51c
200
22%
22%
1,900
9%
10%
3,500
1
1
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1
6%
6%
44.
Hi
7%
500
3%
3%
500
18%
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25%
31%
205
18
19
1
Eng & Airplane (Un)
Fargo Oils Ltd—
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24
103% 106%
200
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
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Fairchild
(Un)__
4
1
22%
5
(Un)
Factor (Max) & Co class A
Fairbanks
Whitney
common.
Fedders Corp
32%
IIII50c
Specialty Co
Radio
106 %
3
Share Co (Un).
Products
Corp.
25
10
Electric Bond 8c
Electrical
205 208%
5
(Un)
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.50 Mar
26% Mar
31%
Jan
38c
Apr
60c
Jan
39%
Apr
43%
Jan
42
Apr
55%
56
200
45%
Jan
(Un)
10
.
Jan
56
Apr
600
60%
88
Jan
33 %c
-—4
42%
45
200
40
Mar
533/4
Jan
11 %
11
11 %
1,800
11
Apr
16%
Jan
78%
78%
78%
100
75%
Apr
99%
Jan
49
49
50%
1,100
49
Apr
55
Jan
14%
15
600
14%
Apr
20%
Jan
25%
25%
25%
200
25 %
Apr
28%
Jan
54
54
54
100
52 %
Jan
62
Feb
60%
__
63%
Apr
11 %
300
9%
Apr
83
83
100
793/i
Apr
89%
Jan
9
9%
200
Apr
-12%
Jan
72%
74%
500
9%
9%
—1
73
9%
9
'
57 %
Jan
Jan
81
Apr
Jan
1
22
22
22%
3,100
21
Mar
31%
5
;
37
37
38 %
700
36
Mar
387%
35c
37c
4,900
34c
Feb
46c
383/4
38 3/4
100
63/4
63/4
200
6
Jan
6%
Apr
5%
6
300
5%
Apr
8%
Jan
2.00
1,000
1.85
10c
5
1
6
25c
1.95
38% Mar
44
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
2.20
Feb
16%c
83
83
100
733/4 Mar
85%
Apr
12.50
14%
14%
200
14%
Apr
18%
Feb
263/4
27 %
800
26%
Apr
27%
Apr
17
17%
300
17
Apr
21%
Inc..
1.90
10
17-
5
4%
Jan
1
4%
47/8
5%
500
2
1
40%
40%
41
500
40%
Apr
55
Jan
27
27
100
21%
Jan
27
Apr
600
42%
53%
Jan
14%
Apr
4%
Jan
*
Apr
8%
Jan
423/4
45
1
12%
12%
300
4%
4%
200
3%
Apr
36%
41
5,100
13%
Jan
123/4
12%
100
12%
30%
30%
400
30
Mar
35 Vs
8%
9%
600
8%
Apr
12%
5%
5%
200
5%
Apr
7
Jan
19%
19%
100
16 3/4 Mar
24
Mar
42%
•
:
40%
1
5
30%
1
(Un)
8%
.
-
1
(Un)
1
Apr
11% Mar
Apr
20%
300
20
Jan
22%
23 %
300
22%
Apr
34%
—•
(Un)
20%
22%
(Un)
Power
34%
343/4
500
34% Mar
12,100
41
Apr
15% Feb
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
31%
Jan
353/4 Jan
Feb
500
17%
Gas
53
22%
13 %
5
Nordon Corp Ltd
Norris Oil Co
Apr
100
29
Co
1,000
40%
Jan
;
.
England Electric System
Apr
200
20%
17%
Lines (Un)
Mar
Jan
—
Jan
28%
Kodak
42
.
__l
1%
500
Natural
Feb
45
2.80
(Un)
89% Mar
2,800
Air
300
38c
7
Chem
29%
1,700
Paso
39%
62c
13,400
39%
93/4
500
43c
10c
6c
Feb
32
El
Feb
2.95
-
50
Corp
Apr
9V4
Eastman
Jan
Jan
42%
Inc
Inc
Feb
30%
Eastern
85c
Feb
Corp
Apr
10
9%
20
9%*
Apr
12
(Un)
Apr
Apr
Natomas Company
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41%
9
Co
60c
27% Mar
Apr
Co.
Airlines
54%
43%
45%
47%
Apr
Apr
4%
4%,
Apr
46 %
47%
31
&
27%
38c
/
1
100
400
28%
deNemours
Apr
2.00
Corporation
200
30
duPont
65c
103/4 Mar
373/a
Mar
18%
1
42
17
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60c
34
32%
Co..
49%
32
(Allen
60c
1,900
2,300
Apr
700
—
Chemical
Diablo
46%
9%
Inc
8% Mar
100
21%
19% Mar
54%
Feb
2,300
(Un)_.
Co
41%
•
Lab
36%
18%
r
Jan
15% Mar
42%
Co
Utilities
46 %
9%
*
Industries
9%
36%
18%
Apr
39
100
9%
/ 36%
y,
6 %
Apr
Apr
Jan
2.00
(Un)
49%
41%
46%
1
DuMont
100
36%
Apr
62%
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dresser
3,800
17% Mar
(Un)
Petroleum
Power
Montrose
200
17
(Un)
43/4
300
18
54%
6%
100
Montgomci-y Ward & Co (Un)
1,300
58%
2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
6%
17%
54%
17%
23
27% Mar
100
common
Chemical
Montana
15%
1
(Un)
700
30%
Feb
18
Develop Co (Un)
Monogram Precision Industries
19%
2.50
Productions
Disney
Dome
29%
Jan
533/4
20
400
Jan
Mar
44%
(Un)
Co
Co
South
15%
2.50
.
22
1%
53%
Feb
18
Mission
58 %
19%
*
class A
B
Class
21%
_1
8c Co
19 %
10
Inc
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
22
35% Mar
Apr
39
400
10c
"
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)
Apr
1
RR (Un)
53%
1%
41%
Merck
9%
50c
Grande
31% Mar
'
y.44%
1,100
447/8
Merchants
Apr
5
—
49%
;
42
Jan
8%
.1
Inc
53%
.
1%
45%
44%
;
(Un)
18%
200
Apr
13
Jan
50c
Jan
72c
Jan
22%
Apr
24%
Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
8
6%
Apr
3%
Apr
16 % Mar
Pacific Railway
Northrop Corporations
Occidental
Oil
Ohio
Petroleum
1st
red
1st
pfd
red
1st
6%
45%
Industries
Apr
6%
1,900
7%
Jan
32%
200
32%
Apr
383/4
Jan
500
43
Feb
52%
Jan
102
102
100
99
Apr
1043/4
16%
17
1,100
16 % Mar
18%
39%
41
300
363/a Mar
World
Pictures
62%
63 3/8
1,400
60 3/4
Feb
64% Mar
30
30%
700
29 %
Jan
30% Mar
27%
200
26%
Jan
24%
24%
21%
21%
62%
4%
4%
46%
•
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Jan
Phelps Dodge Corp
United
123
Airways
Corp
Inc
(Un)
"
2.60
Jan
25%
Apr
20%
Feb
22% Mar
62 %
100
563/4
Apr
69%
4%
1,300
4%
Feb
47%
1,400
123
86%
2.60
40
10
100
46% Mar
123
Apr
85 % Mar
2.60 Mar
Jan
5"% Mar
513/4
126
Jan
Mar
86%
Apr
4%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
1,000
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13%
Apr
27%
27%
28%
2,500
263% Mar
32'/a
Jan
26%
30%
1,300
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50c
(Un)
(Un)
1
(Un)
26%
Apr
383/4
Jan
Jan
17%
600
17
Mar
22"%
42%
100
42
Jan
46 % Mar
43%
II
17
423/a
17%
1
•
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Co
86%
Jan
23%
1
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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un;..
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
——33%c
Feb
46%
86%
•
27%
200
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-
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Parke Davis 8c Co cap
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
27%
Development—33 %c
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41
30
62 %
*
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5% Mar
27%
2
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31%
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(Chas)
47%
463/4
25
Petroleums Ltd
American
Jan
Apr
25% Mar
40 %
25
Inc
Pacific
Paramount
Mar
1.90 Mar
25
Pacific
Packard-Bell
24c
40%
25
Co
convertible
&
Apr
45%
preferred
&
Jan
Mar
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Pacific Tel
6
1.45
31
8
:
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20
1,500
15c
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pfd
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300
31%
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28%
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$4.36
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40%
—_5
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Products
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4.36%
1,000
1
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6%
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5%
300
32
32%
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5%%
1.50
5
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—
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1.50
313/s
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1
1
1
Aviation
Northern
Decca
100
5,100
1%
44%
Jan
2.00
Jan
800
12.50
—
Jan
,
39%
Jan
3,600
5
(Un)
47%
1%
•
24%
7%
50c
com
36% Mar
44%
•
48%
9%
5
(Un)
Co
Corp
500
42,200
71%
7%
10
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Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
10
Co
1
Co
85
1.20
Mar
8%
1
Oil
Apr
27%
Mar
41
7%
*
American
69 %
10%
47% Apr
9%
10
Preferred
Cuban
200
9%
(Un)
fe M Oil Co
25
Crucible Steel Co of Amer (Un)
Co
18%
2.50
common
31%
60c
Jan
1
Zellerbach Corp
Crown
31%
*
*
1
3
8%
(Un)_„_.25
Aircraft Corp
7%
47%
Co
37%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Inc..
12 %
*
Oil
36%
33/4
Apr
1
of America
Industries
100
20%
Consumers
Crestmont
69 %
Apr
•
Libby.
400
41%
(Un)
69%
2%
45c
1.10
:
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7%
47%
(Un)
&
Myers
26%
(Un)_*
25
(Un)
Jan
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45c
Apr
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7%
63%
*
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-
100
48c
2.50
12 %
•
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1,800
2%
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2.20
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26%
•
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1
25
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Oil
17.
.
2%
1.15
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7%
26%
1
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15
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Corp
McNeill
40%
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Jan
40 %
Salt Co
Lithium
.10
Continental Can
Jan
253/a
10%
Inc
Monsanto
Corn
2.50
22... Apr
Jan
Liggett
(Un)
2.10 Mar
100
100
County Land Co
Apr
Co
200
-•
500
(Un)
Corp
Kern
24%
common
22
:
10
Industries
Jan
(Un)
2.20
22
,
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Corp (Un).
Laughlin Steel com
&
19%
Edison
Apr
2.15
2.15
:
700
Johns-Manville
150
Power
Tel
8c
Apr
22
Commonwealth
Jan
50c
Tel
3
22
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia Gas System (Un) com
Apr
19%
72%
2.60
<Un)„
common
23
5
Commercial Solvents
Co
1.800
5.50
Iron
57
Jan
.1—5
5,200
Leslie
&
Feb
Apr
60
40%
Western
Lehman
Fuel
43%
133/4
200
1
Co.
26
Lear
Colorado
100
700
1
3%
Apr
_.
Apr
Jan
2.20
(Un).
3
Jan
Corp
28%
79%
40%
...
24
33%
Electronics
Apr
Apr
2.20
Oil
Mar
Clary
27%
40%
(Un)
International
29
Cohu
Apr
58%
1
International Harvester (Un >
100
com
Apr
87
70% Mar
12.50
—
Jan
15c
32
(Un)
Jan
23%
14
1
(Un)
Jan
10
32
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Jan
71%
1
Corp
Steel
Inland
Jan
Service
Feb
Jan
5%
223/4
200
50c
Cement
8%
Cities
41%
4,400
,
2.50
1.
:
;
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23%
(Un)
Jan
Apr
56%
7%
-
—_
Jan
Jan
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Jan
55 %■
13%
1
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Corp.;
1%
Mar
Corp
56%
1
Jan
1%
18
Chesapeake 8c Ohio Ry
28%
59%
1
800
600
Chrysler
27%
'
.900
.
•
Corp..
1%
1,200
Chicago Milw St
300
84%
>
"800
V.
19 3/4
Apr
71%
5
...
3%
.12.50
■
82%
-
23%
—10
Marj'land Mines Corp
19
(Un)
23%
-
(Un)„——12.50
Corp
20
Co
5%
5%'
•
„
Jan
Apr
37
1
4
....
Idaho
Apr
8%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
100
Feb
85 %
6,900
,
37%
58%
...—10c
Hupp
43%
31%
,
Feb
41%
2,000
45 '
u
-•
10%
2,400
-11%
10%
,
700
90% -
88%
41%
,300
-
40% >"
40
<27%
1
Chemical
25%
5
5%
23%
82%
83%
Inc.——
Co
21% '
20%
,
Feb
16 %
8%
&
Co
&
Mining Co
Oil
■
37%
_10c
(Un)
Sound
19%
;
Jan
1%
Li
*
.
Feb
Apr
Corp
(Un)
99 %
(Un)__.
Corp
Electronics
Homestake
18%
iUn)
Jan
1—80c
Development Co
Oil Co capital (Un>
18%
Railway
29% Mar
53%
Ry common
Aircraft
Apr
Apr
(Un)
Rubber
Stores
Hoffman
77 Va
Apr
-20% •'
-
(Un)__10
—L—.3.33%
Pineapple
Hiller
Jan
203/4
(Un)
Corp
51 % Mar
Jan
Jan
40
Corp
Hertz
56 %
92%
19%
Apr
40
88% •'
-10%
- 44%
-
(Un)
Financial
Corp
Hawaiian
19%
I)
Oil
66%
173/4 Mar,
;
(Un)—;._2.50
*.
Co
Northern
603
1
5
of Calif
Steel
Lakes
Great
463/4 Mar
3,300
18
1
&
Great
1,200
•
70
5
.
Tire
Greyhound
:
17%
*
'■>
Goodyear
City
49%
66%
53 %
1
(B F)
Granite
»
Apr
1
Goodrich
Jan
443/8
Co
Co
133/4
100
(Un)
Humor
Apr
44%
Products Corp
Gladding McBean & Co
Alden
10 %
44%
Gladden
Brewing
400
44%
;
Glen
11
Apr
2
(The)
Gobel
Jan
30
Co
Co
16%
.—I—
Rubber Co
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty
Apr
Apr
(Un).i
1
w
12%
25 %
& Electronics
common
100
1,200
Corp..:
Telephone
Apr
12%
2,000
common.—
Public
—5
(J
Corp
General
New
58 3/1
26
(Un)
General
Budget Finance
preferred.——10
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
J.
Case
Co
General Tire &
J an
74 i
Electric
Gen
52
69
Exploration Co of California..1
Pacific
200
,
25%
General
General
37%
25 %
;
49%
49 %
Inc
Co
Jade
1%
25
I.
1
18
General
Motors
Feb
70%
General Dynamics Corp.;
General
Jan
33%
..-I
—;
Controls
Jan
600
1
—
Co
Corp
343/4
29%
48%
66%
High
Apr
26 % Mar
1,
—
1%
44%
"
49
5
.—
'
...
Trailer
General
Corp—
Co
Dairies
10
2
Chem
&
Motor
Foremost
73%
2,000
Pacific
10%
Apr
3,900
Airline
10%
Jan
30%
Capital
—1
(The)
Flying Tiger Line Inc
12%
64%
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp
(Un)
12%
63
30
Canadian
Ltd
Corp
38%
60%
Co.
58%
100
30%
Corp
58%
200
64%
Ink
36%
500
*
Burroughs
34%
63
Inc
California
341/4
283/a
1,200
47
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
Company
26%
12%
29%
Brunswick
26%
63
15
Stores
28%
26%
12%
63
37%
Budi
Light
1
(Un)...
to
&
Power
5
(Un)
Com
Corp
Mar
28%
44%
*
5
—P 1
8
(Un)
42c
Florida
200
5
(Un) —y—.—*
—2,50
(Un)
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
5
-2
Corp
Hilton Hotels
Jan
Apr
3%
31
Flintkote
Shares
29%
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Firstamerica
Good
77'%
Co
changed
Feb
Apr
107 % 107 %
5
5
Name
16
96
77
Cons
Broadway-Hale
Jan
49c
(Unt
Borg-Warner
Jan
53%
73%
Corp
Oil
42
1
1
(Un)
Airplane
Chica
Jan
65%
'
2,400
9%
14%
50% Mar
1
Corp
Mammoth
Apr
Inc
Co
Steel
Jan
(Un)
Corp
Cons Inc
Co
Jan
2,400
100
Consolidated
Aviation
Borden
Apr
43%
lc
100
1
(Un)
Bishop Oil Company.
Bolsa
35%
Apr
2%
Corp
Howell
Boeing
28%
Mar
39
10c
RR
Instrument
Bell
Black
Apr
27
1,600
_—20
(Un)
Ohio
8c
Bethlehem
18%
600
40 %
(Un)
Corp
Securities
Benguet
500
35%
39
32%
<Un)—
Aircraft
Bendix
20%
34%
39
60
;
Barnhart-Morrow
Beech
18%
34%
-
19
"
36%
(Un).:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Beck man
18%
200
90
90
50%
(Un)
Gas
(Un)
Corp
Baltimore
17%
25
(Un)
Co
Electronics
Baldwin
29%
19
(Un>_25
12%
com
(Un)
Refining
preferred
Avnet
3,300
30
29%
10
(Un).
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un>—10
Atlantic Refining
Co (Un)__
10
Atlas
Corp (Un)
1
&
Feb
Jan
Corp (Un)—
Co (HI) (Un)
Oil
Ashland
5%
35%
29%
29%
31
(The)
8c
4% Mar
31 %
Steel
Armour
200
Jan
pfd (Un)—25
Corp
Arkansas Louisana
Armco
Jan
Jan
Corp
Ampex
Jan
10
54%
-10
i
w
Jan
13%
Apr
40
Tobacco
New
American Viscose
7%
Apr
7
Apr
American
American
Jan
9%
100
Feb
American
American
4%
600
29%
1
& Foreign Power (Un)_:
*
MARC
Inc_
50c
Machine & Foundry
3.50
Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
Potash & Chemical Corp_.—*
Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
Tel 8c Tel Co
33%
American
1,700
7
47%
com
Corp.
Electronics
American
5
9%
.
1,000
American
American
5,800
1,400
Cyanamid Co
American
29c
4%
American
American
Jan
Mar
49 %
1
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)_
2
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can Co (Un)_
12.5U
Inc
American Cement
Feb
26c
39c
4%
(Un)
(Un)
America
of
Co
v23%
29%
Airlines
American
Feb
48%
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum
18
—1
—
<Un)_
Co
300
7
(Un).
Corp
18%
Jan
9
Corp
Allied
12% Mar
4%
(Un)
Allied
300
9%
1
(Un).
Corp common
14%
15%
27c
28c
2
Corp
High
Low
High
18%
1
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
13 34
13%
Low
Par
Shares
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Last
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
J
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
Week's
Friday
A
.
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Aeco
.
(1910)
43%
400
121
121
100
133/4
133/4
400
42%
500
37% Mar
121
Apr
133/4 Mar
45%
127
Apr
Jan
17%
Jan
Apr
343/4 Mar
42%
8
2,400
Jan
28%
283/4
600
7% Apr
263/4 Mar
10
1
33%
Jan
12.50
44%
44%
100
44
57%
Jan
l
42%
7%
42
7%
.
Mar
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
5
(Un)
& Co
Morris
Phillip
___
(Un)—__—
Gamble Co (Un)_——_
Oil Co (Un) —_—,
—
Pioneer
Mill Co Ltd
Procter
&
800
27%
Feb
38%
Apr
62%
3 00
Washington
61%
Apr
64%
Feb
Westates
41% Mar
47%
Jan
Mar
44%
Low
45%
24 V2
Petrol^enm TJo—— —20
Phillips
Pure
44 V2
31%
b2%
;v
—
8
2,200
High
•Preferred
29%
(Un)
23%
Jan
25
200
83
Feb
961/2
Apr,
Western
Air
400
293A
Apr
38%
Jan
Western
Dept Stores
Life
Co
Equip & Realty
Ry
Inc
Rayonier
8%
18%
18'/a
19%
39%
39%
22%
X
—
----
22%' 22%
5
(Un) —
———
1
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)___^i
._50c
Republic Pictures* (Un),
_____
—10
Republic Steel Corp (Un)________
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co______
-2.50
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co—
Co
Raytheon
73%
8%
9
8%
56%
Air
44%
44%
73/4
Feb
10%
;
Apr
773/B
Apr
25%
491/4
39%
53
553/4
Apr
64%
Apr
28
Imperial Corp—
1
Schenley Industries
(Un)—
__1.40
Seaboard Finance Co—._
;—._____1
Sears, Roebuck & Co—i—_——3
Servel Inc
(Un)——————.—1
Sharon Steel Corp
(Un)—____—_—*
Shasta Water Co (Un) —_2.50
7%
Zenith Radio Corp
90c
200
Mar
69
1.25
Mar
80%
17%
39
Apr
463/4
15%
Apr
205/a
Feb
40y4
Apr
2,900
243/4
Jan
26
100
17%
—l.",
323/4
200
9%
350
42%
43%
1,400
40% Mar
55%
Jan
13%
100
1,900
-1,300
18%
Apr
36
*
42
,
•"•Ford
21%
100
203%
Jan
21%
21%
100
20%
Jan
203/4
203/4
20 %
Jan
213/s
293/4
5%
-
-.>•
1,100
;
6
44
Lehigh
30
'
4%
Jan
100
39%
Jan
461/4
19% Mar
233/4
Martin
Apr
Jan
'■
&
Co.
Mergenthaler
20
24%
24%
400
24 %
Apr
25
21
2,400
20%
Apr
26
Jan
Pennsalt
5,500
New
Transmission
Gas
common
Texaco
Inc
Texas Gas
Transmission
Texas Gulf
Textron
Sulphur
Inc
Thriftimart
Tidewater
Tishman
Inc
Oil
Corp
Trans-World
5,400
41%
Apr
50%
Jan
100
475/a
Apr
54%
Jan
32%
32%
300
57%
1,100
42%
65
Jan
11%
Mar
11%
13%
6,900
Apr
241/4
10%
1,000
934 Mar
171/8
700
25% Mar
293/4
Apr
213/4 Mar
243/8
22%
22%
600
3%
3%
950
950
10
44%
44%
45%
3%
200
33/8
2,200
.
950
Apr
Tri-Continental Corp
Warrants (Un)
South
Sun
Oil
Union
Century-Fox
Carbide
Corp
24%
24%
Co
Co
86%
32%
United
United
Gas
Feb
161/2 Mar
18%
Jan
Baltimore
20%
Feb
24 3%
Feb
6%%
600
47
Feb
59
26 %
400
253/4
Apr
31
56
:
Apr
563/4
1,700
/
•;'/"/
20%
1,900
20
18
500
18
26%
26%
27%
1,500
13%
12%
13%
300
1
—5
'
24
21%
18%
Apr
35/8
200
200
34
Apr
38%
21%
21%
100
21%
Apr
26 Vb
New
34%
Gas Light
Co
100
303/4 Mar
373/4
243
lO'/z
Apr
13
Jan
16%
/16 %
17%
826
16 3/4
Apr
193/4
Jan
/ 39
84%
37%
39%
505
36'%
Apr
83 Vb
85
777
73% Mar
58%
58%
26 i/e
26 y8
28%
328
26%
27%
3,779
131/4 y
131/a
14
5,358
47
481/4
50%
-
Feb
441/2
Feb
85
Apr
Apr
>'
63%
Apr
25
Feb
'
30%
Jan
253/s
Jan
271/2
Apr
131/s
Apr
17y8
Jan
33
34"%
Jan
52 y4
Apr
3,907
471/4
Apr
511/4
Jan
2,059
7%
Jan
9 5/s
2,022
26%
Feb
38'/4
Apr
Feb
29 Vb
Apr
4
58 3/4
v
501%
49%
8%
8%
30y4
29%
32%
2834
29%
763
26%
36%
38%
471
36
Mar
38y2
Apr
Apr
18%
Jan
'''
- 2-
38%
9
~.
Apr
13
13%
145
13
81%
81%
666
72
Feb
823/4
Apr
493/4
541/4
420
47 % Mar
60 3/s
Jan
24
23%
243/8
433
22% Mar
25'/a
Jan
46'A
46 y4
49%
607
46V4
55'/2
Jan
73/8
200
47%
47
47%
672
461/4
16 V*
161/4
10
I6V4
46%
461/a
27
1975
82
82
1977
83
83%
—50
•
*,—'••
-
81%,
51'%
•
7%
13.50
Z
common
♦
*
:
.
4s
series A
\-
a—
Apr
7
7%
Feb
Jan
Apr
54
Jan
Apr
16%
Jan
453/a Mar
48 'A
Jan
77%
Jan
82
Mar
82
34%
400
35
35%
40%
1,600
;
26
26%
Apr
84
Feb
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
.
Low
;y
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
13%:
335/8
:
*
preferred—^—.—100
Mountain Fuel Supply——_—
10
110
Gas
Apr
Harbison
Walker
35
Apr
(Joseph)
Home
16% Mar
Jeanette
Jan
Apr
371/a
700
32%
Apr
40%
Jan
300
23
Apr
30%
32'%
Glass
Refractories
Co
300
23
233/s
29%
30
900
253/4
29%
7%
8%
1,400
73/4
Apr
6%
300
6%
Apr
7
Jan
4%
Jan
Plymouth Oil Corp
Reymer & Bros,!——
Jan
Rockwell-Standard Corp
2%
l,—
2%
ll'A
.
Apr
1
Apr
75
1,600
1
1
2%
600
2%
■
:
75
75
775%
2,700
34%
34%
35
600
112% 112%
10
100
—6.25
1 %
:
Apr
72%
Jan
41
112%
Feb
Screw
Jan
103
34% Mar
Jan
U
Bolt
46%
46%
100
42%
Apr
46%
Corp
———
46%
50 3/8
1,400
40
Jan
513/4
Apr
28%
28%
30
200
28
Feb
33
64%
5
6
—5
of America
—
Jan
S
-
,
-
—
Jan
8y8
Jan
"
9»/2 Mar
213/4 Mar
Jan
Feb
36%
Apr
46
10
125
233/4
32%
255
Apr
56 %
J an
350
35
Feb
45
Apr
150
103
Mar
110
Apr
3%
64%
17
6
831
3%
274
35ya
7
-18%
26%
52%
/;
—
27
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)—_—6.25
53%
Apr
"
Apr
64%
Apr
80 Vb
Jan
17
Apr
221/a
Jan
6
Jan
7'%
Feb
32% Mar
38%
Jan
"
138
Apr
8 '/a
18% Mar
22'A
Jan
2%
Jan
6 %
15
150
1,880
1
Apr
10
35
Apr
Jan
Jan
42
292
26% Mar
313A
Jan
634
46% Mar
55%
Jan
$:>
&
'iV'}
4
Jan
100
27%
55'A
Glass
243A
23 y4 Mar
91
353/8
7
19
1 Va
35
'
*
—
__
...
160
4
663A
17'A
6
35
35'/a
,
1
3
Engineering & Foundry Co
& Chemical
i
_1
Vanadium
Alloys Steel
—__——5
Apr
46%
1
&
—
United
Apr
1
_i„____2.50
Jan
lO'/a
42
110
243A 243/4
—
Pittsburgh Brewing common——12.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
—
10
Jan
6%
■
56 y2
Apr
650
41
110
—
7%
Apr
6y8
Jan
Apr
Co
—
39 Vb
45
47
Equitable
Mar
V
46 'A
Jan
13
34%
36%
47
Apr
413%
26
28
26 3/4
28
—
7.50
351/2
300
,
8.50
Jan
313/4
Jan
40
39'/a
7^8
9'A
22 V2
36%
33 % Mar
145%
Mar
2,100
26%
7'/8
8%
22'A
39 Vo
6%
8%
22'A
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
Apollo Industries Inc
'
13%
10
_.
2,400
Week's
Friday
1
5
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
5
1; 127
700
39%
40
—5
Co_.
$3,000
Sale Price
STOCKS
Apr
—
i_—
11
•
debs
subord
7%
w
10%
10
Corp
6VB
Associates
Feb
10%
•
10
Equipment
24
•*
*
—
common
Apr
18% Mar
551/4
507
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
34%
United Park City Mines Co- (Un>_„^,1
U S Steel
Corp common—
.16%
Victor
125
225/8
Jan
•
Varian
Jan
54%
:
_1
Transit
inc
5% Mar
Feb
4"%
;
__;
-
Jan
56 ye
50 V4
Apr
Jan
18 3/a
Mar
17
421/2
21
>
Jan
34%
129% 131%
:
16
6,770
53%
common
Jan
12 %
34
10
_J
*?
29 % Mar
4%.
10
Universal Cons Oil Co..—
Universal Match
451/4
19%
:
213/4
_
Corp common,,
1
preferred.
___—__8.50
Warrants
17%
433A
Jan
Apr
17% Mar
Jan
Apr
243/4 Mar
•
(Un)——;
173/8
2.50
29%
Corp.
173/8
44%
•
Apr
93 Vb
66
2,502
; 916
Jan
17
213%
Industrial
Convertible
18%
64
Apr
16%
20%
18
—
70 3/s
17%
23% Mar
521/4 Mar
BONDS
500
17
20
(Un)
66
17%
Apr
213/4 Mar
253,
•
10
Gas Co
Apr
32
—25
Inc
Power
Marine
32%
20%
—12.50
Corp
363/8
Jan
30 %
(Un)
United Fruit Co
Apr
2,799
66%
50
Gas Improvement
Washington
Apr
72% Mar
._
—
United Aircraft
Apr
100
1
Calif—
Union Pacific Ry
Mar
37
Jan
600
(Un)
Union Sugar
United Air
Lines
333/4
500
Film (Un)
Union Oil
or
1,400
36
y_l
Union Electric Co
Co
35%
50c
(Un)
36 3/a
593/4
corp
United
20
:
50
■
Apr
3
Co
Jersey
Uruted
Feb
24 %
(Un)
—.
Twentieth
733/4 Mar
23
20
Paper
Co
Smith Kline & French Lab—
Apr
50"%
431/8 Mar
25%
_
Feb
573/4
—
Scott
jan
73%
2
Trico Oil & Gas Co—
64%
22
Inc
Electric
Reading
43/4 Mar
Feb
950
26
.
Jan
176
363/s
Public Service Electric & Gas com
Jan
28
.10
Inc,
12 5/4
36%
Corn.
Potomac
Jan
10
27%
Photo
Philco
Jan
56 3/4 Mar
30
32
—
Airlines
Apr
721/4
Philadelphia Electriu common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
72%
Realty & Construction Co
Transamerica
Jan
9%
18%
'
27 y8
Perfect
—_1
—
Jan
Apr
7iy4
71
—3
Corp
& Light
Jan
—5
common
Jan
543/4
480
_1
Jan
•
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
28
93/4
22%
■
46 3/8
9%
71 %
•
451/4 Mar
315
1,545
1
44
—5
£
Corp
(Un)
Jan
"3,699
16%c
Inc
Linotype
51 %
50c
Co
Jan
8%
51 %
Co
393% Mar
24%
common
163/4
193/8
1
41% Mar
25
—
Apr
73% Mar
__10
1,000
47%
i_.—
w
(Un)
Apr
13%
855
10c
8,000
425/8
35%
313/4
493/4
2
40
57%
old—5
Jan
181/2
Inc
Chemicals
.Universal
Tennessee
28"%
465/8
5
43%
47%
25
Jan
1,194
48 3/8
;
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
..,41%
22%
Apr
39%
73/4
5
10
41%
11%
96 3/a
Jan
18%
13.50
39%
41%
Feb
Jan
34%
Apr,
20%
20%
Light com
Navigation
(The)
; Merck
19%
19%
Co
Resistance
Fund
823/4
795/a
311
:
1.80
493/8
25
463/4
lv--1'6.75
&
67'A Mar
6,349
:
15
Co
Coal
Maaison
Mar
2,200
44;
13 %
"
Jan
7
28% Feb
;.
Apr
13%
2
&
Jan
29 3/s
127
13
75/s
;
High
421/4
323/B
1
'
Apr
1,088
36 %
3iy8
Co
Dairies
International
"
200
Jan
Range Since Jan. l
*
168
90%
363/8
32 3%
Acceptance Corp common
1
Motors Corp—
—,1.66%
Brothers
!
5
Gimbel
Apr
20%
Motor
General
Apr
21%
29%
110%
Peb
Low
71
871/4
/
Shares
-
30%
4.33
common
General
Jan
21%
-
Mar
Sales
>
69 »/8
363%
3
Power
Foremost
Jan
"/ 60%
Mar
56V4 Feb V
91i/4
<
: High
293/a
87%
•
Duquesne Light
—
.'Electric Storage Battery
Feb
13 s/8
;
'
Jan
26
for Week
Range
of Prices
70
1
.33%
Publlshine
New
Jan
.13%
100
Week's
.
293/a
Co
Transit
Delaware
Apr
57%,
Jan
-
^
98 3/4
Low
10
Company
Curtis
Jan
293/4
36%* 38%
98 3/4'
Tel
&
"Campbell Soup Co
/Chrysler Corp :
Jan
10%
401/4
(Calif)——25
(Un)
Co
41
Apr
Apr
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)——1
Sunset International
Petroleum
1
&
Apr
9%
Feb
10%
Superior Oil Co
32
20
10
Swift
Jan
Apr
32
Buod
Jan
15%
12%
30
—I
—
503/4
44 5/a
500
41%
Gas
:
6,900
29%
Feb
Last
Corporation
Baltimore
Jan
20%
20%
24
1
Atlantic. City. Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Apr
40%
Co .of." California..—_6 V*
(Indiana)—
25
Standard Oil Co of N.J (Un)
——7
Standard Oil
(Ohio) _(Un)_
—19
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
5
Stauffer .Chemical Co
5
Studebak'ej-Packard common (Un)—10
issued
363A
22%
Apr
Feb
9%
•
Standard Oil
When
Apr
20 %
1,000
123/4
(Un)__—
common——
Stores
Tel
Arundel
Jan
22 3/4
400
.'300
49%
Standard Oil
Suburban
•
Steel
Wood
American
Apr
9%
20
50c
,
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^
12%
,
50
;/v •par
Alan
18 % Mar
Apr
Mar
13%
_
____
23
7
42%
•
Sperry-Rand Cory
.
5.P00
22%
49%
21%
25%
.
25%
Friday
Jan
36%
;
22%
57
12 3/4 Mar
Sale Price
Jan
■
200
8
57%
Jan
STOCKS
Jan
:
17%
7%
36%
11
12
Feb
Apr
26
21%
Signal Oil & Gas Co'.class A
2
Sinclair Oil Corp—
5
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
—5
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un>_
_15
Southern Calif Edison Co common-25
4.32% preferred
-_l_.
—25 ;
4.24%
preferred
25
4.08%
preferred
—
_25
6oucherh Calif Gas Co Dfd series A__25
Southern Calif Petroleum—____:——2
Southern Co (Un)_—————
—5
Southern Pacific Co.
—•
Southwestern Pub
Serv new com, _1
400
12
Feb
12%
;
17 %
V
12%
1
;.,
Jan
,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
71% Jan
American
38%.
65%
Apr
19%
Mar
•'1,400 r:
38%. 39%
20%
Feb
—-——25
Apr
38 % Mar
1,600
Stores Inc——
1.66%
San Diego Gas & Elec com———10
41/2% preferred
——20
——1
59%
63 3A \
Jan
Jan
•
16%
Corp
300
633/4
v
Jan
17
1,100
15%
Siegler
65
10
(Un)
common
'/•v>:Preferred
Apr
56%
100
13%
9%
Apr
59
Jan
300
72%
•
56%
491/4
23
800
13%
,
32%
46 3/4 Mar
200
Feb,
1,400
32
Apr
300
49i/4
20 %
1.05
12%
27%
55%
49%
common
1.00
Diego
100
54%
Co
..
16%
San
27 %, -27 %
.
—10
Yellow
57%
*
Feb
Jan
700
62%
25%
17%
53 %
1.00
Safeway
500
Apr
800
—
18 V*
39%
800
39%
Aeronautical .Co
18
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5,300
39
Ryan
18
353/8. Jan
191/2- Jan
(F
20%
39
Apr
Woolworth
19%
-20g
Mar
21
Jan
.1
(Un)__
(Un)
34
25c
„
Brake
100
'600
2734
•*
Jan
37
223/8
Apr
;•
Jan
37
21
18%
,100
53/4
453/4
Jan
37
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
Wheeling Steel Corp common (Un)_„10
Cab
4"%
Jan
22%
Feb
19%
V
5%
Jan
2.45
5
Apr
.
—1
5'A
42
1
Inc
9
-1
-
5%
300
200
72%
Richfield.Oil Corp———
Rohr Aircratt —-I-,—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Apr
78%
46%
;
1.25
2,300
62
;
Jan
6,700
Feb
20%
57%
-5
393/4
1.40
Feb
»
High
200
1.25
8%
9%
17%
60
,413/4
40%
1.40
100
56%:. 58%
20
*
Metals Co (Un)—__—.—
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)__________
Rheein Manufacturing Co
Rice Ranch Oil Co_——
Reynolds
2,500
...
Low
40%
(Un)
Insurance
Lines
Westinghouse
70%
—1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares "
High
10
—
xuO
96%
Coast
■
-*
30%
70%
of America (Un)
Radio Corp
of Prices
Low
*
(Un)
common
24 V2
West
.
for Week
Range
1
Water Power
Petroleum
941/,
5
■
Par
29%
2
Last
Sale Price
High
30«/4
'!'(
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Sale*
Week's
"
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
30 V*
—3
Corp.: (Un)--—
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
Philco
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
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v
Montreal Stock Exchangev
Prices
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:
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t_—
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.
43%
87
-
20%
43
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50
50y2
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-
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-
413/4
Jan
Apr
87
Apr
18%
Jan
21
Jan
39%
Jan >.
Bank
Bank of Nova Scotia.
.
Provinciale
Banque
2,312
321/4 Mar
281/4 Mar
125
19% Mar
21
40
43 V2
Apr
Bell
X160
48%
52
Apr
Bowater Corp. 5%
-
-
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--
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37
420
47
333/4
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Apr
-
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Mar
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<
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Jan
PlntiS
Mar
*
41
50y2
Mar
Apr
pfd
Banque Canadian Nationalof Montreal
35% Mar
87
1,135
-
50
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2,997
,
431/2
.
25
225
18%
; "35
283/4 ,29 y4
285/e
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'33%
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uminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada
4 % %
preferred
87
185/b
Aigoma Steel-
preferred
87
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38%--
*
_
*
High
37
Par
38%
Shares
.
i-
•
Power &
B
(Canada)___
Paper
class A
-
_
Telephone
51/2%
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/
Par
-
preferred
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preferred—
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Low'
*
28%
■
-
-
25
*
*
25
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10
10
10
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173/4
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27
Mar
20% Feb
21% Mar
17% Apr
43
Mar
473/4 Mar
830
35%
333/444%
*
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353/4
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Apr
Feb
Jan
High
351/2
26V4
28
; 19y3
65
,
55y4
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41
/
44
-.
Apr
23% Mar
42% Jan
1
..
Ran-ge Since Jan. 1
Low
High
~28
*
..•<
for Week
- Shares
-----
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Argus Corp Ltd common——:
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd—;
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
-
common
'•
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Ablt bi Power
& Paper
in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Last.
't
Last
Sale Price
V./
.
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
, Apr
" 333/4 Apr
44% Apr
45
,
Apr
49% Mar
7% Apf"10'% Jan
451/4
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Friday
Range
Shares
5%%
Mersey
pfd
Low
47
47 %
3.80
4.00
2,680
British
51
51%
75
Mar
52%
Jan
29'A
28%
29%
3,806
28% Mar
35%
Jan
40
40
40
37% Mar
41
Apr
43
45
Feb
49%
British
Bank
Columbia
4%%
5%
Oil
Co
Note
•
common
5'/a %
50
preferred
44%
44%
•45
BiitiAij
Columom
48
48
49
80
Forest Products
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone
Chemical
Bond
Brown
Company
Class
Class
B
Preferred
Jan
47% Mar
&
A
Cement
51.30
986
20
30
39
Apr
16%
16%
43 %
1,130
16
Mar
150
42
Apr
46
30
80'%
125
26
Apr
34
Jan
86%
Apr
91
Jan
12%
1,101
11% Mar
14 V*
Jan
32
4,882
30%
Apr
37%
Jan
National
43%
277
Mar
43%
Apr
National
Trust
Co
10
Mines
National
Drug
Chemical
&
9% Mar
10'A
10%
10%
11%
Jan
17
10 %
17
855
10%
Apr
17
Feb
Nova
13%
13%
14
3,541
9%
Feb
8%
8
8%
525
8
Apr
11
2.50
_
300
Car
Coro
100
2.75
31
215
29%
Jan
34 %
300
4.50
Jan
4.55
18%
18%
18%
2,805
16%
Feb
19% Jan
27%
2.50 Mar
28
24%
25
21
common
preferred
21
500
20%
20%
21
2,670
49%
49%
400
47
41
40%
41
466
39% Mar
10%
.10
10%
11%
375
10%
Feb
11%
;—*
common—.
Products
.
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_
•
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Canadian
Bank of Commerca___
Canadian
a
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110
13
Feb
16
Br*w«ri*«
27
5,368
Jan
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Feb
Power
35
Apr
24%
..
Apr
21
444
Apr
22% Mar
Jan
23
Mar
Mar
57
Jan
45%
'
27
•
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49
50%
745
46% Mar
56
33%
33%
34
4,166
31% Mar
37
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50
4.60
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4.65
520
4.60
Apr
21
22
270
20 %
Apr
11%
18%
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Converters
Ltd
_
class A pfd
19
500
18%
29
29%
225
28
6
_
18%
29%
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Chemic-al
16
Apr
6
6
590
5%
Iron
3.50
4.00
100
9%
275
9
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195
6.50
6.50
400
13%
14
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69%
70
—
13%
69%
14%
(A
Roe
.
V)
Companies
Pacific
13%
Feb
•
Class
Crown
1—
Railway
9
Dome
al3%
6.35 Mar
A
69%
Apr
76
Jan
Series
B
14%
2,506
12%
Jan
15
42
310
40
Mar
43%
15
6
Feb
21%
564
20
Mar
24%
Sicard
Simon
Jan
12%
Apr
17
Apr
25
Jan
3.95
300
9
175
8%
17%
1,746
Dominion
preferred.
_25
Tar
Ltd
Donohue
Bros
■■
•«
17
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a
Paper
Famous
Mar
Trans Canada
Triad
19%
18
16%
18
Jan
United
Steel
178
17%
19%
500
793
a3.50 a3.75
Apr
Feb
225
20% Mar
6.60
Feb
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10
71
12%
350
12
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49
50
390
41 % Mar
3,120
90
Jan
55
14
15%
13% Mar
16%
154
18%
Jan
19'/8
(Geo)
A
3,635
8%
Feb
al4% al4%
285
13% Mar
al4%
10%
45
Jan
45%
24
24%
289
20
Mar
24%
6%
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—»
65
62
65
215
l:
6% Mar
865
350
7
7%
55
55
Mar
63%
100
63 y2
9
9%
995
5
90
Mar
100
200
99
Jan
75
&
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■—
•
38
1
38
38%
9
24% Mar
4.65
66
65
*
Apr
28 V2
Jan
Apr
6.25
Jan
1,830
32
Feb
36%
Jan
39%
97
Jan
101% Mar
Apr
50%
Jan
34% Mar
42 y2
Jan
82.00
common
•
I
25
14
Apr
17%
8.50 Mar
12%
9.35
2,262
14
Apr
11%
Jan
Zellers
Ltd
8.00
8.00
253
8.00
Apr
11%
Jan
3.75
800
3.75
Apr
4.95
Jan
Apr
44%
Jan
39
39%
2,150
185
37%
37%
43%
45%
3,501
53%
53%
54%
375
A
•
Warrants
Cement
International
International
Paper
Co
lurernationai
1ft
Powders
Canada
new
common
160
*
II_T"
Ltd
_
Utilities
Preferred
•
Corp
_
39
35 % Mar
43%
38% Mar
Apr
52
52% Mar
61
Pipe Lines
Iroquois
Ltd
Jamaica
Public
6%
II—
Service Ltd
common
Candy
Shops.-_._l__
Blue
Eonnets
Canada
&
Ltd
4 %
Dominion
Collieries
preferred
preferred
Canadian
General
Ingersoll
Marconi
Mitchell
Class
(Robt)
class
A
Canadian
Power
Consumers
Crain
&
Paper
Gas
Ltd
(R
Rand
B
Jan
3.00
100
a34
15
30%
Jan
35%
Apr
3.50
3.50
600
3.50
Apr
3.50
Apr
3.50
34%
35
2.65 Apr
315
30
3.25
Feb
Feb
35
Ji/n
13
13
100
10% Mar-;
14
Jan
35
35%
545
29
36%
Jan
a32 a32%
101
31%-Mar
„
a32% '
Mar
35
Mar
Jan
Dalfen's
Ford
Motor
Co
%
Jan
Hinde
&
Horner
of
&
Can
Rub
Dauch Paper
Ltd
of
11%
Jan
Lambert (Alfred) Inc class A
Loblaw Companies Ltd class A
21%
Feb
Lowney
Jan
10
Mar
Mar
37
Apr
5%
Feb
Apr
___
51
97%
97%
97%
a43
a43
65
32
Jan
42%
32%
34
Apr
745
31
Feb
36%
Apr
5
39%
57
1,444
52%
490
28%
300
48c
2,504
24
—3
29%
35c
25%
830
a„
5
a
25
al2 % al2%
7%
i
25
12
Apr
Apr
5i
Apr
130
Jan
Feb
42
Feb
60
Jan
14%
Jan
Mar
Apr
27% Mar
35
35c
Apr
50c
Apr
24
Apr
28
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
29%
250
29%
35
280
35
14%
15%
9
9
16,993
%
4,960
a97% a97%
30
14%'
"
13
10%
Mar
Jan
7%
Jan
15
Jan
1.20
733
-
13
Apr
Mar
Feb
1.40
-
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150
8%
1,220
29%
40
1
13
17 %
V
Jan
Apr
7%
14
Feb
,11%
Mar
Feb
350
29
Apr
33
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256
37% Mar
40
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50
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100
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Can
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—•
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75
class
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Apr
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115
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21
100
150
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100
12
warrants
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25%
50
26
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Mar
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1
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Co
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Power
&
Paper
Co
Melchers
Distilleries Ltd 6%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Montreal Refrig & Stor Ltd
Class B
•
pfd
Corp
Royal
Dairies
Royal
Rice
82
.
Jan
7—
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a
Apr
25%
13%
Feb
Apr
26%
Apr
27%
Apr
_*
,
27%
Jan
85
Mar
Apr
11%
Apr
32%
Jan
a—
10
■—7'
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II
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com_*
25
Ltd
Feb
27 %
10
41
6,150
835%
Mar
43%
Jan
7%
•
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11
900
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I
106
28
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83
all
10
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class A—22
—
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Mount
82
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101
7
Jan
10%
20%
100
19
Jan
23
Feb
Feb
20%
6
12% Mar
Jan
7%
1
30%
Jan
preferred
Pembina Pipe Lines
Premier Steel
44
45
50
43%
Apr
52
Jan
25
25
225
24%
Apr
26
Mar
a45
a45
5
T
63
Apr
7%
7%
73%'
7%
8
50
Ltd common—1.25
Mills Ltd—
_•
1
100
1,050,
Mar
43
-
71/2
Jan
8
Jan
7%
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
Jan
45
Northern
Quebec
Telephone
Corp
common
15
32
30 %
Apr
14% Mar
5%%
40%
Jan
19
Jan
12%
Jan
97%
Apr
100%
Feb
92
Apr
102
Jan
8% Mar
96
96
97
355
11%
11%
11%
280
11
Mar
6
6
280
6
Jan
12%, Feb
6
t
Jan
R
&
M
Russell
St
preferred
Bearings
(Can) Ltd
Industries
Ltd—
Maurice
Gas
Shop & Save (1957)
Sobey's Stores class
Soca
LUe
Southern
class
A
Power
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30
Apr
33%
Jan
125
11%.
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14%
Jan
25
18%
Apr
19
Jan
16V2
16
Apr
16%
10
Feb
11
Jan
80c
Apr
90c
Jan
Feb
10
100,
.
10%
2.600
80c
80c
200
7%'
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10
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;
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Canada
'
1
Ltd—
A-
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767
13
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1—20
32
13
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9%
•"7
6 % Mar
a5.00
1st
12J/s Mar
7%
35
14%
42
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7%
925
44c
Apr
a.._
50 %
41
Feb
35%
Jan
12 %
50%
12%
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24c
-
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Ltd—_*
Jan
12
30
'
50
class
37
41
al.25
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Can
Apr
97%
110
■
29
Co Ltd—_*
Feb
8,158
12%
14%
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Fleet Mfg
Ltd
Feb
50%
1,495
29%
1
10
3,511
6%
6V2
-
*
Ltd
31%
17%
1*0
8'/4
David & Frere Ltd class A_—
300
a—
35,100
Val.25
«
2,625
50
35c
37%
;'
.
Range Since Jan. I
Low
12%
6%
10
11%
100
Shares
High
30c
8%
common
35%
17%
for Week
36%
36%
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11%
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Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Low
—•
34%
17%
.
Ltd
Inv
Canadian
Range
30c
l
Paper
in
Week's
^.3
Corp Ltd
35
•
Expressed
Friday
Ltd____!»
5%
17%
Are
com
Co
500
55%
*
Jan
a34
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Co
5%
8%
56%
•
Jan
4.00
3.00
——*
Investments
Canadian
Canadian
30
0
1Dt.
25%
Apr
Jan
class B____^_l
11% Mar
100
~~
2.60
8%
Sugar Co.Ltd—*
775
29 %
~
19% Mar
38%
Shown
Resources
5,017
a!
common
%
5%*
Jan
Mar
6% Mar
Raceway Inc warrants
Canadian
MacMillan
Massey-Ferguson
58
80
1
*
eommon
3,147
41
& Bloedel class B
*
MacMillan Bloedel St Powell
River Ltd •
Jan
45
52
Abitca
9%
»
TSS.
Jan
Last
12%
(John)
Laurentide Acceptance class
Loeb
(Mi
Ltd
Lower St Lawrence Power
87%
24
Par
31%
47c
Labatt Limited
Laura Secord
Mar
17'/2 Mar
33% Mar
stocks
9%
•
Rights
Apr
70
1,380
;■
1,020
..
11%
5%
~_10
pfd
13
3,090
74
19%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mount
Glass
4,465
181/4
3,660
*
30%
25
Interprovlncl8l
Jan
16%
72
19%
*
12%
*
com
com
17
151/2
.,
*
Price*
Class
preferred.
Bronze
of
Jan
bu
19 x/a
*
•
31
Ltd
Jan
86%
75
35%
A
11%
Oil
24%
"
265
6%
common
Goodyear Tire
class
Apr
Apr
Mar
18%
82%
Jan
Jan
3.75
39%
43%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
6% preferred
4.68%
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
•
Pete
Mar
37%
Bank
Inter
Mar
9
•
Investment
Nickel
12
400
iq
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Tnisnd
1,060
11
III_50
Hudson Bay Mining
Int
14
8.90
20c
Paper
preferred
Apr
29%
18%
Jan
11
al4% al4%
•
•
Pitfield-
Jan
34%
y
Apr
12%
11
—100
Smith
8%
85
1
A
__■
Consolidated
Home
Mar
43% Mar
27% Mar
1,040
Dec
63%
a39
1
425
Jan
43
Apr
29%
Jan
31%
.
Apr
85
4,535
12
63%
100
A
6
5
3.70
Apr
Feb
a38 a39%
class
980
21%
Eelding-Corticelli
18%
1
B
7
a85
2.60
Jan
536
100
Renfrew
30%
,•,
Jan
,
6
20%
87
20 y*
92
Home Oil
42
2.60
Apr
20
♦
10
20%
21% Mar
20%
92
common
Mar
37% Mar
82%
15%
Corp
Ltd
*
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills Ldt_*
^nulo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
3
92
Class
class
Canada Flooring Co Ltd
Int'l
Mar
26
40
6%
warrants
B
Jan
10
Apr
Apr
375
Farms
25
125
,
29
Sale Price
4
35
Ltd
Jan
is y<
Apr
34%
Co
Jan
U
'
Jan
34%
Paper
18%
35%
;
Jan
159
•
Holt,
class
Jan
16
45
930
Hardee
Ltd
Apr
9%
1,860
Lakes
15% Mar
*8% Mar
.
Jan
al9
9
5.00
Handy Andy Co
Apr
Jan
Apr
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26'%
Dynamics
„
-Jan
15%
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26
Great
4%
Mar
12%
4.65
preferred
9.25
13%
•
Worti
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Class
5.00
5%#>
'
•
&
Weston
Class
io
General
IV
6,720
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•
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Jan
Jan
100
Feb
,
Jan
3.15 Mar
82%
v
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—
Leaseholds
Feb
26 %
preferred
6.85
900
*
Grocers
11
•
common
10
Pipeline
Western
52
po.
preferred
Jan
.
80
Apr "
11% Mar
•
Jan'
80
a__
»
2.54
8,729
52
Western
Apr
•
5 7c
16%
72%
Jan
Apr
•
Power
600
,
Mar
66%. Mar-
a85
"II
Jan
21
Feb
Praser
Gatineau
16*
100
Steel
GooderL-m
&
9%
5
Petroleum
pfd
preferred
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3
_
Ltd common
5%
8.25
Feb
17
Foundation Co of Canada
Cos
75
1,100;
a43
Jan
42%
6%
Corp
Feb
6%
a—.,
47,630
>-
12T12%
a43
31%
75
a8%
Canadian
Apr
36
Jan
18%
1,205
24
Co
Jan
77
''
Jan
45
Players
:
7.90 ' 8.00
preferred————50
Oils
460
20
18
*
*
Texaco Canada Ltd
14
preferred.
Motor
2.66
39
Jan
10
-3%
common
A
French
11
9%
Ltd
Jan
4.75 Mar
10
,;
28 %
Structural
Jan
20
Kootenay Power-
Class
2.54''
'-!■
>3.387
Feb
43%
23%
Jan
15.Apr
Apr
Apr
33% Mar
30
,
39
of Canada
Jan
6.70
Dupuis Freres class A.
Ford
16%
5.00
10
Canada
of
75
68% L
28%
*
19%
6.70
Brewery
Pont
;
?
—__
29
19%
12%
6%
16 % Mar
6.70
a3.50
—
Steinbergs class; A
42%
commoo.
14-
•
-v.
76%
1,677*
a71
66%
7
2?'/> Mar
29%
•
preferred
Textile
75
a71
67
;
Co
Co
10
rommnr
Jan
4.25
47 ,'
.
-
13% Mar *
175
5%^."
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Standard
43%
•
Apr
55%
Apr
3,189
50
Sons
&
75
28%
•
Coal
A
Redeemable
Eddy
,
17
Jan
•
com
12
..
Mar
329
"
Simpsons
*
common
.2.70
251
77
5 %
-
A
pfd
4%%
426
a23% a23%
19%
.2.50
Stores
Dominion
East
5%
Apr
al8%
!
common
Du
9
17%
28%
Petroleum
Dow
3.50 Mar
Jan
al6% al6%
2
Jan
.
Jan
14 7A
3.70
--.•17-
Seagrams
&
"
35'%
.35
—*"•
4%
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Walker
Steel
•'V*
14%
76%" '
Inc
Jan
250
2
»
A
Jan
31
Jan
560
a3.00
a23%
•
B
Glass
••'14
35%
Vv; \
class
__"
Feb
7
15%
17%
•
__
Jan
T 38%
6,607
.
26%
Series
9
Dominion
14
y
.
25%
Jan
a3.00
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al4%
26%
Jan
17%
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J)__
Dairies
>; al4
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
8.45
Apr
a4.50
al3% al3%
3.85
•
Apr
29
..
"
13%
14%
Glass
Dominion
12%
44%. Apr
600'
,
9%
Sogemines
Foundries A
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9
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Dominion
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16%
Apr
Dominion
L'
42
:;4- * 9
Feb
Dominion
80
2.90
7
•
13%
Mining St Smelting
*10%
300
v
45%
40%
-•
26%
6%
44%,
•
common—
Corp common
9% Mar
Coal
Ltd
Lawrence
22% Mar
Dominion
Co
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey common
628
Bridge
12 "
•
;,2.90'
41%,
100
6t
5,446
class
12
.
——10
Jan
9%
Enterprises
Jan
Mar
25 %
Zellerbach
pfd____
Cement
25
A
4%%
Lawrence
9%
Dominion
Jan
23% Mar
27% Mar
*
100
Feb
10%
20%
20%
common-
Cellulose Co Ltd.
Distillers
23
1,790
*1: 50
1
of Canada-.
Oif
Royalite
97/a
class
Mar
28%
•
Paper
25%
Consumers
Gas
St
Steel
Corbys
21
27%
*
Jan
4.00
Feb
41%
42
Farm
Combined
95
28%
(Canada) common———_
Bank
.25
Consolidated
Jan
26%
—20c
common
Preferred
'
Petrofina Ltd preferred___10
Vickers
iB
46%
26%
2.58
a4.50
50
Locomotive
Coghlin
Mar
'
International Power-
Columbia
40
9.40 Mar
I
7%
6% Mar
Preferred
Cockshutt
Jan
95
1,305
76%
Class ' A
Canadian
14%
10%
*
—
.-i.
TransDori
Natural
Rolland
Jan
9%
4.00
•
Canadian
48%
Mar
10
Jan
a6%
1
Canadian
Apr
13
a20a21%
—1
,
Power
Roval
23
9%
Husky
Oil
38
1,511
a21
•
.„
Ores
Quebec
Feb
30
a6%
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
3,853
•
„
Corp of Canada
Jan
Feb
Feb
•
20
Preferred
Jan
Jan
51% Mar
10%
Bros & Co Ltd common—™—'
Provincial
Jan
6.75
22
Apr
50o
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Class B
Canadian
15%
15
Mar
*
common.-
Development
Premium
Price
Jan
21
common.
series
Canadian
12
49 % Mar
Jan
••V
Canadian
40%
Apr
Jan
Jan
20
49
-lft
warrants
Bronze
Canadian
40
Y
:
Jan
Canadian British
S1.75
14
.
1
common
Quebec
Canadian
39%
40
•
Petroleums
Penmans
Feb
14%
,
•
Aviation
Canadian
38
13%
7—
/
—
Light & Powerj—
Steel
Pacific
Apr
27 %
A
common-
Steamship
A
50
38%
14%
415
Jan
Apr
4.55
Scotia
Ontario
Feb
30
4.55
25
class
Foundries
Malting
Class
15
14%
49%
—
14%
Ltd————_—10
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Jan
4.55
—
Porgings
Canadian
100
15
_5
•
13%
49%
13%
com
common
Mar
14% Mar
*
Stee
Noranda
25
common.
Iron
5%
50
Jan
41
17%
"
42
30
preferred
Canadian
80'/a
1
—
Ltd
12%
30
—
100
,
43 %'
—
*
.
'
Canada
Canada
—
—
5
:
_
preferred
43%
common-
Canada
Canada
25%
22
40%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Power
Canada
26% Jan
Apr
a22
21%
40%
common—
30%
Dredging.
Calgary
Feb
a21%
22
*
_______
Co
43%
Products'
Gold
Trust
Morgan
4%'/«
I
class
High
21
a21%
Montreal Locomotive
31%
*
___
Ltd
Low
382
•
-
•
B
Bulolo
Molson
Jan
2S
preferred
(1959) Ltd
Canada
Mills
Building
Apr
4.70
2.50
Brooke
Bruck
50
190
50
-
British
Brockville
47%
Apr
3.80
Montreal
50
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
40
class A—
Breweries Ltd
Mar
45
Electric—
preferred
Low
Shares
Feb
•
American
of Prices
Par
High
3.80
•
American
Low
High
95
50
Brazilian Traction Light St Power
British
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
'
Last
Sale Price
Bowaters
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
Sales
Week's
7%
8
2,225
10'%
10%
230
1.85
2.00
400
al09
all4
.
13'
all4
.
32
7
.
■
114
Apr
Apr
.
Apr
Jan
13
9% Mar
1 85
•
Jan
2.10
Feb
Feb
120
Number 5947
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1913)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
nSon
a4.25
9
9%
B
Class
Western
Apr
16%
Jan
12
Apr
1,425
16
12
a—
al2
3
25%
12%
410
al9% al9i/2
2.05 *
2.00
Apr
21
Jan
2.00
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
Jan
2.40
Jan
4.50,
Pen Co
4.45
15'
5.00
15"
3.45
15
100
115
32 Vi
Atlantic
3.40 >
3.40
10%
11
allc
al2c
!
Ameranium Mines
Corp Ltd
Jan
15
Jan
Mines
Akaitcho
Alba
Co Ltd
45c
—
—_
Exploration Ltd
Augustus
3c
4 Vic
;
6c
:
•
4,890
v.
5.95
Bailey Selburn
5.95
21c
Mar
4c
8%c
Apr
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
Apr
53c
Apr
20c
Mar
38c
Jan
600
5.50 Mar
7.90
Mar
43c
11,200
30c
Apr
55c
4c
Mar
15c
15c
20c
600
15c
Apr
15c
15C
21c
50,332
15c
6,000
11c
>
lie 11 %c
& Edmonton Corp LtdCampbell Chibougamau. Mines Ltd
Calgary
35c
Canuba
Carbec
Apr
34c
■
—
24c
>
Jan
60c
Apr
5c
5 ViC
5,500
5c
Mar
11c
v
6,100
12c
Apr
23c
450
10"% Mar
13%
Feb
>
4,350
4.45 Mar
6.15
Jan
12c
14c
12%
4.75
5.10
Consolidated
1,000
2.40
2.60
30,775
8c
lie
2,406
8c
6c
5,000
6c
Mar
>
1.87
Area
Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
11%
8.30 Mar
200
500
4%c
Jan
6%c
1.38
1,000
80c
Apr
85c
19
1,400
18%
Feb
21
1.46
/
1.35
Oil & Minerals Inc
Empire
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc__—.
Fontana Mines
(1945)'Ltd
——.
Fab
Metal Mines
12,400
Ltd
Frobisher
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1,100
10c
Apr
16c
30
1,800
28
Mar
33 Vi
Jan
3%c
5,500
3c
Mar
5c
2,000
3c
Apr
5c
1.62
100
1.56 Mar
Continental
3,500
5%.c Mar
10c
Kontiki
Lead
Zinc
&
20c
Mar
38c
Mar
50c
5 Vic Mar
9c
Jan
5c
Island
1,UU0
740
23%' 24%
2,220
Jan
7c
Apr
34c
29%
Jan
Jan
23 %
Apr
Feb
15C
Monpre
Ltd
Mar
51c
Murray
47c
1,500
35c
'20c
2,010
8%c
Jan
20c
14%
15,920
12%
Apr
22 %
4%C
Ltd
'48c
a5c'
*
500
13 %c 13 %c
24 %
72c
New
West
25c
11%
11%
10c
10c
:
Amulet
'
:
Mines
Normetal
Mining
6 %c
-
Jan
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
3,500
15c
-
/
11
,200.
.."X 500
200
12c
35,033
32c
Jan
12%
Apr
26c
•
,
Apr
57c
19c
Pennbec
Mining
3c
Apr
6c
Apr
Phillips Oil Co Ltd_.
Porcupine Prime Mines
Portage Island (Chib)
40c
3.60
Provo
Gas
Producers
——
preferred
16c
Mar
Cobalt. &
Copper
Quebec
Oil
2,000
40c
Apr
60c
Jan
12c
3,000
12c
Apr
23c
Jan
8.50
5.50 Mar
2,000
Jan
1.25
2,700
80c
Jan
1.36
Feb
9c
9C
2,000
9c
Feb
16c
Feb
Apr
55c
Feb
Apr
55c
Jan
60c
wuebsc
:
20c
23c
3,200
20c
12c
20c
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15c
20,050
12c
60c
Apr
7c
7c
3,000
5c
Jan
9%c
Jan
59c
58c
626
3,500
58c
Apr
97c
Feb
2.05
2.05
2.20
2,400
60c
■i
7c
Ltd—
a.
1,000
60c
2.75
1.99 Mar
■Rcdiore
Rayroek
Uranium
Roberval
Mining
Mines
Oils
Mines
»
Ltd
a
3c
1,300
11%C
12c
3,500
9.70
:12c
--
9.70
100
Asbestos
Oils
Oil
For
27c
5,500
21c
21c
Apr
Jan
3.85 Mar
Apr
18c
Jan
Apr
5c
Jan
Mar
19c
11
Jan
Jan
Mar
76c
Mar
Apr
49c
Apr
Apr
43c
5.30
15,350
4.75
450
2.65
A
class A
Mines
Jan
_
a51c
--
-
200
12c
14c
18,500
9.25
9.75
2,600
13c
9.25
—
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48c
2,000
10%c Mar
14 %c
Jan
50
132
51
Apr
4,875
7.55
Apr
13%
Jan
20c
3,100
52,000
17 %c
Apr
27c
Jan
35c
Jan
93
Apr
9 %c 11 % c
44
7c
—
84
Mar
85c
69c
Mar
1,210
57c
12%
—
1.20
Apr
68%
Jan
25
43
Feb
45 %
Apr
7c
Apr
10c
Jan
1,000
57c
Apr
90c
Jan
35c
5,600
3%c Mar
280
9c 10 %c
8%
-
>
Bowater
Bowes
—
Paper
5%%
Mersey
Company
pfd
—I
8c
Feb
2,000
6c
Apr
11c
32,500
6%c
Jan
19c
Jan
600
2.55
Apr
2.95
Jan
9%
Apr
8%
Apr
7% Mar
580
.-100
6.50
5,250
-
Bright
British
1.02
1.03
975
96c
28c
8,744
19c
Apr
10 %c
Jan
8c
Mar
13c
Jan
Mar
16c
42c
Jan
2 Vic
2%C
2,000
2Vic
Apr
5c
37c
42c
28,700
23%
100
5c
5c
60c
5c
44.
—
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Apr
60c
,
Mar
9c
Mar
7V2C
1,000
50 %
3,841
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55%
Jan
62%
690
60 % Mar
71%
Jan
1.30
1.35
8,125
46c
1.30
Apr
Jan
Apr
17c
Jan
12c
7c
Mar
15,900
10,000
Jan
Apr
1,200
6,325
..
1.63
55c
42c
8c
7%c
4c
4%c
5
5
25
5
Apr
42
43
120
37
Mar
43
29%
33%
2,370
23
Mar
33 %
Apr
16c
17C
5,730
15c
24c
Jan
32%
1
*
*
4C
Mar
Apr
6%
8%c
53c
29c
44%
68c
9c
51c
8c
12%c
5c
6%
200
6%
Feb
8%c
8%c
1,500
8%C
Apr
8,550
55c
53c
12%c Jan
6%c
5
Jan
Apr
Apr
45
Apr
6,200
65c
Apr
92c
Feb
3,000
13 Vic
Apr
19c
Feb
Mar
15 %c
Jan
65c
68c
.
9c
•
13,500
8c
53c
8c
.51c
12,850
44c
Apr
67c
Jan
9c
5,500
7c
Mar
14 %c
Jan
12C
Feb
"
8,700
5c
19,500
5c
Apr
7c
Jan
23,550
39c
Apr
65c
Jan
39c
44%
44%
65
41
Mar
47
160
45
Mar
7%
9
999
47%
7%
84
45
30
4.70
3.80
Feb
Apr
4.80
Jan
1.87
Jan
49C
Mar
1,000
5c
Jan
1.000
60c
Apr
Feb
26% Jan
22% Mar
-
10c
Jan
71c
Mar
42%
47%
2.15
28%
30
50
27
7%C
19,165
6c
Reef
Jan
47%
Feb
Mar
class
Mining
A
&
Smelting
Gold
Products
Building
Ltd
Bullochs
Hill
Eunker
class
—
A
Extension
Burlington
—
Burrard Dry
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Dock class A
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
Consolidated Oil
Oils
&
47%
47%
47%
200
42
Jan
47%
Apr
Apr
2.65
Mar
35%
Jan
1,810
28%
29%
15,312
28
Mar
70
68
Mar
12y4
12 %
85
44 A
48,4
°c
205
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30 /a
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--
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8%
3.10
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30
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6%
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12%
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19
15%
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*
45c
1
2.00
2.20
3.10
*
3.70
2.15
1
Oils
Mines
Petroleum
"Calvan
Calvert
4.75
Mar
43%
10%
#
—
Jan
Apr
41
43%
10%
*
0
Jan
10
14
14
30%
1
—
Lake
5.55
7,572
37 /4
40 2
--
Feb
Mar
7,775
--
13 /a
Apr
9c
5.15
\
Mines
Apr
30
4.00
1
preferred
Jan
42%
1
Chemicals
Brockville
Feb
3.70
4.70
37 /4
40/a
85
44 /4
49
--
Apr
48
42 %
25
1
1
1
*
Columbia .Telephone
4.70
45
10%
Apr
71%
-
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13c
40c
6%c
--
27Vic
5c
12 %c
47
—
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40c
Jan
47
40c
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Jan
500
32,317
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Apr
Feb
Jan
19c
29c
44%
13 %c 14% c
53c
7%
18c
75c
42%
29c
44%
31%
British
Burns
1.30 Mar
33C
Feb
32c
61
49%
14c
14
Jan
Apr
23%
Jan
1.25
Feb
7%c
Apr
19% Jan
5
Columbia Power
Ankerlte
7c
3.55
„
4c
B
British
Red
3,000
900
8.00
19%
>■
8c
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Columbia Packers class A
*
Buffadison
10,500
3,200
3.50 Mar
16% Mar
16 % Mar
Jan
13c
Forest
Columbia
British
Buffalo
5c
:■
5.40 Mar
215
205
45c
100
50
50
100
50
50
preferred
preferred
4%%
preferred
4% % preferred
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
4%
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22c
■■40c
—
Apr
17
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177/s
12 %c
—*
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American
British
Jan
7,200
-
1.30
,
50
*
1
Petroleum
Britalta
Calalta
Ltd
/
•.
7%
3.00
;••••
100
Jan
'■
1
*
Tank preferred-,
(T G) common
38c
8c
1.35
Jan
4,900
17
V
1
&
Bridge
13%
Apr
10c
3.55
Jan
28
12 %c
17%
*7%C
49%
c
Boymar Gold Mines—
Bralorne Pioneer
Jan
7c
—
Apr :
21% Mar
25c
50
50
1
50
pfd
5%
Corp
preferred
Mills
7c
/
Feb
2.10
Mar
3.00
5.95
Jan
16%
7c
2.60
9
7%
3.00
Mar
24c
1
Jan
1.20
1,800
59c
Mar
12
Jan
8% Mar
7% Mar
140
6,950
2.55
8%
7%
13%
10% Mar
255
40c
5c
■
.
2.000
„
6,200
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17
17%
1.02
Jan
55
22%
24
8%c
9c
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2.55
5.95
35%
13 %
1.40
13 %
1.20
22%
9c
* 6%c
Jan
26% Mar
9
36c
4c.
—
1.02
55
57c
12%
9
—
1
9%c Mar
5
28 28%
55
55
44
44
7c 7%c
—
—
Mar
4,200
83c
83c
__
49
93
93
28%
25
25
«0c
Apr
9.00
93
...
Jan
90c
7.55
17 %c
10c
-
Jan
2.90
2.00 Mar
49c
49%
7.75
17 %c
-
12c
11 %c
—
—
'
Ltd——
Mines
Bouzan
Company
25c
1.35
Jan
1
•
—1
1
Mines
Brunswick
60c
Apr
9.25
Jan
9%
1
1
1
Mines
Uranium
Bay
Bordulac
Bruck
6c
Ltd
see page
65c
Apr
5% Mar
50c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Brown
2%C
—
footnotes,
52c
2,300
I
Mines
Jan
22C
6c
a
Jan
20,766
1
Mines
Cooper Corp
Jan
22c
•
13c
6%
25
Uranium
'
9c
»
8 Vic Mar
49c
—"
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*
Coro__
3.25
Apr
—
8c
Ltd
26,050
—*
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6.50
Apr
2.80
a51c
•
4.75
2.80
5.30
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Co
49c
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Feb
9V2C
•
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v
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Broulan
Mines Ltd
v2uard Explorations
^ntures Ltd
Westburne
27c
AprJan
9.05 Mar
3,000
y-
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lie
49c
63c
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Exploration
.
5,500
61c
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1.27
60c
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Ltd—
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49c
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1
Ltd—
-
Yukon
Class
Ltd
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,
3c
-
;
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Titan Petroleum
Corp.
rrebor Mir.es Ltd
United
2c
,
Jache Lake
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13c
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8teeP Rock Iron
T b
1,000
Ltd—
Ltd
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South
16,470
13c
1
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Siscalta
20c
3.45
13C
13c
Ltd—,—
Smelting & Refining
Mining Corp. Ltd^
18 %c
3,500
19c
2.90
2 90
Quemont
6%c Mar
Apr
Ltd—:
Development Ltd——
1,000
275
10
10
class
Quebec
Bowaters
40c
1.20
—
Co
Jan
6%C
13,800
1
Mining
Bowater
16,000
11c
:
Exploration
Corp
Jan
26c
55c
1
Mines
Telephone
Feb
13c
6.00
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—
Quebec
Jan
43%
58c
-1
4%%
Quebec
21
40% Mar
16%c Mar
33
2.30
*
i.
B
Bicroft
Jan
Jan
5.80
1.20
Ltd
Ltd
19% Mar
125
2,017
21
52c
*
A
Bros
Bibis
,
91c
Jan
13c.
*
Jan
2.20
*
:
class
Petroleums
Bevcon
Jan
12C
6.00
Jaft
52c
1
new
Innes
3.30
33%
2.20
1
Exploration
Mining
&
Feb
Jan
Mar
28
23c
8%c
1
Products
Cons
Bethlehem
Jan
9%c
40c
1
Mines
8%C
Jan
Jan
43%
20%
43
22c
6%c
1
Mines
Lodge
Bell
Jan
90c;
«
3.15 Mar
100
2,700
12c
Corp_
20%
43%
23c
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•
——
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Jan
Apr
62c
90
.
Mines
13,869
Jan
60
40%
>
36c
2.20
4,150
29%
4c
Mines
Belcher
Mar
Apr
5c
3.20
13c
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2.40
28%
Jan
19%
17% Mar
52% Mar
2.35
r
25
50
1
1
*
common
Brazilian Traction common
Lake
22 %c
2.40
"
Jan
6%c
20c
60c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) LtdOrchan Uranium Mines Ltd
Paudash
Mar
38c
Mines
Beatty
Feb
5,000
8c.
3.20
_•
Partridge Canadian Exploration
22c
——*
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Beaver
Feb
12c
1
47c
4,500
7%c
Jan
Apr
.'4,000
7%c
Ltd
j.
—
2,250
10
B
class
Beattie Duquesne
Jan
1.13
Jan
Mar
-
8c
20c 24 %c
Ltd
Ltd
Opemisca Explorers LtciL
25c
Nickel
Montreal
5%%
Obalskl
Mar
•
50
50
Bathurst Power & Paper
.
29%
Apr
48,000
..:3c
tLd—
Metals
32
75
90
.
Jan
13%
Jan
3%c
•3c
^_50
Ltd—
Corp
Rare
7,570
100
Copper
Uranium
Bates
Feb
12c
71c
_
Nocana Mines Ltd
North American
35
1
Mines
of
Bata
20c
24% Mar
200
12,400
51c
47c
51c
___
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33 %
Paper pfd__50
*
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Baska
Apr
26c
1,250
.
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12c
8c
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33%
i 28%
1
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.
Santiago
/
•
2nd
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/
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■
Jan
8c
>
74c
; 22c
;
24%
72 c
'
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:
56
28%
Jan
"
18
J.
B
5%%
Feb
55
Jc
1
Pulp &
Gold
Bankfield
6%c Jan
4 % c Mar
300
a7c
25c
5
5
Ltd_L_
Mines Ltd
Feb
18
20c
preferred
Bank
: Apr
12%
Mining Co Ltd————
Mining Corp__
New Formaque
1,620
2.35
Apr
9.20
10c
;
.Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
9c
4,500
4%C
Mining Ltd
Mines
20%
10%
—
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Banff
Apr
2.45
15c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—C__—
Mogador
1.80
.12,235
55
10%
,
•
common
Geld
5%
Apr
3.75
,
47C
i
Mines
2,850
22
18 :
1
10
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Jan
4c
34c
37,500
34C
3.70
13%
Massaval
Merrill
2.50
50
;
40o
Electric
<
1,500
9%c 10 %c
Corp of Canada Ltd
Mining
Mclntyre-Porcupine
1.80
11
1
Auto
Feb
i:'
Mar
21 %
1
1.85
21%
1
Coast
Class
78c
50c
Acceptance
Class
Lithium
*
5
j._,
Mines
Auto
Jan
30c
7c
4c
>23%
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Steels
Aunor
Feb
1,000
10,000
3 55
4c
3.55
Ltd--——.
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Mines
1.20
1.64 Mar
33c
34c
;\
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Oil
Gold
800
Pete
Arcadia
Bankeno
Mining Ltd—
—r_-—
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Addison
85c
'
Ceramic
Iso Mines Ltd
Israel
Kerr
Jan
80c
__
10c
Hardware
Barymin
International
Jan
2.90
Development
Temple
Aumaque
.
27C
5%c
6c
7%c
Apr
Aumacho River Mines
Feb
•
Jan
2.00
•
Atlin-Ruifner
Jan
3c
27c
4c
1,165
Oil
Atlantic
Feb
30c
4,500
2.50
Min
"Warrants
Jan
5 Vic
•—.
Gold
Hollinger Consol
7c
'
V.30c
■
Ltd
Apr
/
■'
Collieries
4Vic
3
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—.
Hillcrest
500
1.62
Copper. Mining Corp_
Haitian
4%C
••
3c
—
—_—
4 %c
2.45
preferred
Gold Mines
Atlantic
Jan
3c
Bay
;
1.70
__
Futurity
:///■■
Apr
'
Copper Mines Ltd
Oils Ltd———:
Golden Age Mines Ltd-/
——;—
Gui-Por Uranium Mines &
Met Ltd
Fundy
1.50
29%/
Feb
4%c
2.45
•
Mines
Associated
Apr
1,600
1.50
4 %c
—
44c
Imperial class B 1st pfd
Ashdown
Ash
Mar
1.60
Apr
10c 10 %c
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
East
Apr
Mines
Atlas
1.50.1
34c
Controls
Asamers',
Apr
'
14,310
$2.50
Feb
80c
1.38
-
37C
.
„
Huronian
Arjon
Jan
9.00
4 %c
18%
'
34c
Corp common
$2.40 preferred
Jan
19c
80c
'
37c
Argus
8 Vic Mar
9.00
'
1
Apr
1
Petroleums
Anthes
Feb
3.20
Jan
Ansil
Feb
4 Vic
9.00
Jan
77c
Ltd
Canadian
Anglo
Jan
77c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
5Vic
Apr
6c
Anglo
Jan
3.65 Mar
21
*
Lead
27c
Jan
Jan
:
Oil
Anchor
'
Mines
Dome
.
Jan
4c
4C
Yellowknife Mines Ltd.
Vauze Mines Ltd—:
Quebec
..
2.60
17% Mar
Mar
;
Analogue
Jan
4c
'•
300
60c
Nepheline
Jan
4.50 Mar
10c
Chiboug Copper
5,600
4,490
19
Feb
ll%c Jan
54c
—
Roxana
Amurex
Feb
lc
'
19c
3.45
Jan
12
Apr
7,000
Gold
Trunk
American
Jan
45c
50
2.40
Manitoba Mines Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Corp—
:—
Cleveland Copper CorpConsolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Central
Chemalloy
Consol
6.80
1,025
33,330
•
r
Mar
„
1
Leduc
Jan
5
12%
—
10c
17c
3.25
18%
__
3.35
_»
_
Gas
■Anacon
21%
Apr
lc
4.90
Mar
9%
6,306
common
American
"
16
1,000
52c
13c
Cassiar
7c
70c
common
Feb
5 Vic
"
—
15,000
73c
common
Jan
Jan
lc
Ltd
Quebec Explorations
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Cartier
'
17
5:
550
7%c
68c
Aluminum Co 4%
pfd—
4%% preferred
.Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jan
49c
50c
Explorations Ltd.,—
Mines
Ltd—
—4
Mines Ltd--—-—
Yellowknife
Aluminium
6Vic Jan
'
Canorama
9%
7c
70c
Aiminex
Jan
1,000
16
97/a
7c
23
68c
Algoma Steel
Jan
4c
16%
9%
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
72c
Preferred
Apr
20c
:•
4c
v
22V4
50c
j
Distillers
Allied
37
40c
41%
——__1
Ltd
Algom Uranium
Jan
Mar
22%
1
Algoma Central
Jan
Jan
35
38
•
—
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
Apr
40c
/
.9,600
30c 34 %c
/
Jan
680
High
20c
22%
1
Voting trust
Jan
20c
8,200
'
6.20
20C 21 Vic/
34 %c
13
;
4c
234,890
27C
3.60 Mar
f
4Vic
„
2,267
53C
Feb
3c
..
,
5,320
6c
-
.-
Oil & Gas Ltd A
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibcugamau Mines Ltd--——
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
——.—
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp,
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
1,500
Jan
Apr
3Vic
1,450
...
40c
;
__
2.90
11c
68.599
38%
*
common
Petroleums
A.iax
Jan
32 %
9.40
600
26c
*"/
Z
500
4 Vic; 4Vic
4Vic;
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Ltd
Atlas-Telefilm
300 "
-
3C
.
.
.
Sulphur & Iron
Atlas
3.40
4 Vic
Ltd————1
Anthonian Mining
Arno
Mines Ltd
'•
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Explorations Ltd-'—.—--——
Alscope
Sugar
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico
36c
•
common
Warrants
10% >
Mines Ltd—Mines - Ltd——.
Uranium
AlKom
Paper
Acme Gas & Oil
and Oil Stocks-
Advocate
&
Acadia Uranium Mines
6.00 Mar
12
32%
32%
5
1,850
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
25
Power
Acadia
Shares
High
31c
36c
1
Preferred
Alberta
Mining
Ltd
i
251/4
21
13,075
Jan
a
24V4
10
2.10
Apr
Range
Low
Par
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ltd (L E)
Products Ltd—-—
Canada Breweries Ltd
Westeel
12
al2
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————
Waterman
Apr
12%
241/4
241/4
Properties
Principal
Feb
al2
——
Class
61/2
121/4
Corporations class A——
United
United
Feb
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Feb
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
33%
Canadian
in
Expressed
Are
a__
Apr
9
1,090
Shown
Friday
5%
50
9
37%
a__
30
Prices
High
32%
5
a4.25
Amusement Corp Ltd class A_
"United
295
100
30
'
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Gas of Canada Ltd
s
30
—
Ltd- --------
Freezers
Trans-Canada
30
*
Low
a34% a34 %
—
,
Trans-Cana^a ^orp
35%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34%
35%
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
Low
claots A
Finance Corp
Traders
for Week
of Prices
Pa
.
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
41
3.25
45c
Jan
"72
Apr
5
36
J an
38
Mar
42
155
37
Mar
42
Apr
85
142
80
Mar
85
Apr
45
290
427/0 Mar
45%
Apr
49
580
47
Mar
12%
2,230
12
135
37%
14
•
•
50
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
14
Feb
14%
Jan
14
Mar
15
Mar
14
100
32
7,575
30%
Apr
37%
43%
1,515
42
Feb
44
10%
900
Feb
11%
Jan
44c
2,500
52c
Jan
14
8%
3,648
125
9%
41c
Mar
9% Mar
8%
Apr
3.30
1,700
3.10
Apr
8c
13,200
7%c
Apr
2.20
11,850
7c
1,000
33%
260
6
130
6%c
9,832
1.70
Jan
6%c Feb
29%
5
6%c
Jan
Feb
Feb
10%
2.25
8c
34%
6
8c
16
280
15% Mar
2,013
12% Mar
13 Vi
1,900
1^2
3.25
45c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
12 %c
Jan
42c
Mar
15%
Apr
3,690
16%
Feb
3.25 Mar
45c
Jan
Mar
20c
2,575
501
Apr
Apr
2,805
600
Jan
Mar
7
11c
10,100
Jan
Jan
2,500
48c
i(
19
Jan
5.30 Feb
12Vic
13
6%
Apr
14% Mar
17%
5%
Jan
Apr
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
19%
3.55
63c
Jan
Feb
Mar
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Campbell
Campbell
Red
Cement
Crushed
Canada
Iron
Canada
Foundries
13%
25
20%
20%
21
50
•
41%
10
Canada Permanent
Mtge
Safeway Ltd preferred
50%
Southern
Canada
Steamship Lines
1
Canadian
&
Astoria
class
Minerals
.„
of
_
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
cl
24%
Jan
Croinor
;
20c
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1
class
$1%
1.30
41%
Jan
Crown
Jan
Feb
Trust
Crows
Crush International Ltd
J^n
23c
200
23c* *
Apr
Apr1
75c
6,170
130
' Jan
5.25
Jan
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
Explorers
Daragon Mines
1.41
Apr
6% Mar
1.50
Apr
Decoursey
9%
Jan
8c
Feb
Deldona
6%
Feb
Delnite
••
300
6c
1.599
6%
100
5c
Mar
6
Mar
J
Daertng
49
50%
3,214
46% Mar
56 1
Jan
33%
34%
8.601
31
37%
Jan
Devon
4.25
4.75
4,330
4.25
Jan
Distillers
410
4.50
Mar
Apr
7.05
Apr
6.60
Denison
Jan
Dome
Mines
246
12
Feb
14%
Jan
Dominion
19
640
18% Mar
22%
Jan
Dominion
16%
100
16 %
23
Pete
Wright
Canadian Devonian
Drawn
Dredge
Steel
9%
6,575
80c
2,700
8,802
2.05
21,000
10
205
•
7
7
7
100
pfd
51
51
52
Crest
common
Gold
Inca
Railway
preferred
Thorium
■
5%,
Apr
Donalda
Jan
Dow
Apr
7%
Jan
Duvan
Copper
Co
45% Mar
60%
Jan
Duvex
Oils
37c
Jan
27c
Mar
1.10
Apr
Dominion
43%
98
Textile
.'■
100
*'7%
51%
'
75 -
7
...
.
49
14
14%
19%
19%
•
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99
41
6,053;'
9%
9
7c
6%c
45
45
45
540
&
10c
12c
12,800
Mar
8c
1
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5%c
6c
3,800
5c
1.11
1.24
48,000
6%C
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•
1.18
1,137"
8%
15,900'
7c-
Jan
8
6c
Feb
1
Jan
55
Apr
16%
Jan
19% Mar
Feb
10% Jan
,
,
Apr1
45
Jan
Jan
34% Mar
13% Mar
: 18% Mar
1
.
Apr
Apr:;
30
Jan
5.45
52
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Jan
9%
Apr
*
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11
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1
common
Mines
.<
Mar
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10
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21
Jan
,
*
97
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14%
Apr
Feb
42%
"
*
19 %
Mar
3.50 Mar
575;'
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21
...
4,752
98
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
•
300
30
Brewery
Dynamic
:
9%
Apr
31%
;
1
42%
•
common
Minerals
6
75c
'
11c
Mar
Feb
45
•
Jan
Jan
22c
Jan
Jan.
8c
Jan
1.11
Apr
1.53
Jan
6c
Apr
4,597
6.15 Mar
Jan
East
Amphi Gold
1
1,765
2.60 Mar
6%c
4,000
4.70
Jan
East
Malartic
Mines
9%
1
1.44
10
1.48
1,796
9% Mar
12%
Jan
15,400
1.42 Mar
1.78
Jan
East Sullivan
Mines
13%
1.54
1.49
14
1
1.55
1,850
17
Jan
8,480
1.49 .Apr
1.90
Jan
45c
<■
28'A
28%
28%
20
61
Gas
\ck
Pat
Jan
6,966
22c
20%
1,321
19% Mar
25
Gold
Ltd
4%C
1,200
180
180
Sc
Chrysler
85-.
13
20
33
10
27
Mar-
36
31%
:
32
50
28
Mar
40
14%
14%
100
Feb
15
19
2.500
11 %c
Jan
35,750
82c
Mar
1.47
6,500
6c
Mar
11c
Mar
95c
1.300
SOc
4.055
10% Mar
13%
26c
49c
Jan
2,000
1.05
1.05
1.10
10,480
10c
9%C
10c
4,642
9c
10
1.29
Apr
22
22%
Apr
Apr
5%c
42c
10 %C
10 %c
11c
60c
60c
1.500
54c
Apr
56c
60c
17,300
50C
Feb
67c
4.15
4.35
2,325
1
Smelting
*
25
1
j
57c
4.20
Mines
_1
10
Mines-'
45
49
570
3.00
5,700
19
19
145
19
14%
15
425
15
12 %c
12c
13c
4.00
45
9%
25c
2.15
2.15
2.15
15c
Jan
Apr
8 %
Feb
4.90
120
Jan
2.65
Apr
137
165
2.50
48c
47c
49c
6,400
44c
Mar
64c
Jan
•
46c
46c
47c
12,924
43c
56c
Jan
Oil
26c
Jan
8c
Jan
*
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Beta
Dragon
Feb
Oil
Howey Gold
-r—l
Oils
Mogul
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
34c
35c
2,500
26c
Jan
46c
Apr
2.50
2.47
26c
54c
37,525
2.60
2,590
27%c
5,500
61c
63c
1,666
2-23
2.20
2.44
6,420
18
17%
18
48c
3,991
90c
2.31
26c
55c
2.20
Apr
Feb
11%
425
86
87
85
9c
1
17
Mar
22,040
81c
Mar
7,800
15c
Apr
1.57
26,425
99c
Mar
12 %c
14c
4,500
12c
Mar
4%c
5%C
7,099
40c
44c
12,761
2%C
3c
7,500
1
6c
6%c
io
ZZZ
I IIJ
•
Gulf
4c
Apr
Mar
8%c
Jan
48c
Aor
Jan
3.95
5,720
33
Mar
103
95
97
Feb
103
60
99
Feb
103
3.50
6%
19c
19c*
1,030
8%c
Mar
19c
Jan
20%c Mar
40c
Jan
18c
20c
2,533
17%c Mar
30c
Feb
1.19
.12
34c
16%
-
Mar
31 %c
Jan
Mar
14c
Jan
t
1.10 Mar
1.80
Jan
600
16%; Apr
18%
Jan
17%
415
16 %
18c
12
12
2,300
40e
77.700
„
12,
25c
.
Apr
Mar
Mar
,
•
149
149
I
Apr
7%
150
6
Mar
10c
Mar-
11c
5,024
1.19
8,650
38%
1,780
35
25
25%
305
22
595
*
6.30
6%
40
25
1.85
*
2.00
1,740
q 00
8.25
1.40
_
8.25
1,425
5 % Mar
2,360
,
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Jan
Jan
7-25 Jan
V
„
..
6%
2.25
1.25 Mar
39%
Jan
26
„
1.50 Mar
Apr
Jan
9.10
1,400
4.70
450
4.50 Mar
5.00
3.25
150
3.25 Mar
3.85
9%
615
8%
8%
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1.50
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5.55
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5c
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Feb
11
950
10%
Jan
11%
26
75
25%
Jan
27% Feb
10,200
6c :
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6c
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1.50
Jan
26
o~k
-
Jan
Jan,'
11%
Apr
8%
655
2c
Jan
Apr
652
1
13
Apr
8%
23,937
Jan
2.35
8%
"<■
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41
Jan
3.25
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5c
5%c
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8.40
8.65
16c
24c
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,
13,305
5c
Mar
7%c
.
Jan
Feb
1.00
Jan
10c
Jan
Mar
11%
Jan
Mar
104%
Jan
'10% Mar
15%
8.05 Mar
14.446
11,000
,
10%
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-
Feb
Mar
16c
5c
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Jan
•
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common:
preferred
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Feb
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;
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101
11%
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11%
101
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Hard Rock Gold Mines
Headway Red
6%
2.00
Jan
42%
,
5.25 Mar
6
Jan
Apr
17%c Jan
1.00 Mar
40
Jan
7 % Mar
Mar
7.00
7%
Mar
1
Farms
&
41
Apr
4.50
Harding Carpets
Hlnde
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Jan
6%
11c
12% -Feb
40c
Feb
40%
7%
A
Mines
Lake
Hasaga
141%
10
350
38
1
Warrants
Harrison
165
41
6%
1.14
1
class
Gunnar.Mines
1st
150
8c
41
33
1
1
Trust
'
Hardee
1,524
3,500
6%
41
11—50
Jan
34c
v
Apr
17%.
16%
<
Jan
7%
7c
2,200
6,759 *
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17%
Jan
4.30
17c
**
17%
Jan
5c
1.15
I
common—J
Mines
Gwillim
Mar
Feb
Jan
11,500
6.30
Develop
Coal
Jan
Apr
5%
900
8%e
1.15
1.16
Jan
5c
15c
38c
22c
*
-
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Apr
1.80
^
38%
3.15 Mar
700
*
*
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28c
5%
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11c
500
3.30«
»
1
Apr
2,300
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warrants-
Gulch
22c
Jan
5c
~~Z2ZZ*
Guaranty
Jan
26,450
102
1958
10c
4c
3.00
common-.
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines.
Apr
37 ' 38%
»
.
Jan
102 102%
103.
•
.
5c
36c
37%
jqq
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
t
Copper Rand Chiboug-^—
Corby Distillery class .A
;
Class B
Jan
Apr
3.30
*
ZZloo
.
4e
6c
6%c
Power
1.10
12%
Jan
•
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
2,100
9%
j
B
Greater
Jan
54c
30c
3.30
22
Mar
6c
5,080
Class
23c
0/8
—ull__11c
warrants
Great West
1.78 Mar
Feb
16c 16 %c
—
Great Plains
Jan
Jan
2 %c Mar
1,563
7%c
Jan
1.24
26c
4%c Jan
33c
3.15-
30c
•
6c
6%c
.
ZZl
Copp
20
Apr
75c
*
preferred
B
Jan
8c
1,200
3,505
21c
Paper
Northern
Class
14c
10,000
80c
5c
—
Mines
S2.80
Apr
22c
Warrants
Jan
17c
40c
Great.
Jan
87
22c
A
—
Lakes
Jan
16%
1
Mines
Lakes
1.10
_Il
~i
Z*
—
class
1.25 Mar
Apr
10%
-l
Feb
1.00
13c
B
Jan
3.20
15c
r
preferred—i
8c
10
Aor
85
75c
Zl
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
9.80
•
_
;
Jan
65c
86c
_II
Class A
3.25
35c
Apr
1.41
Zl
_
11%
—100
Ltd
Explorations
Warrants
Jan
Jan
17c
j
LW_H
72c
Mar
1.50
1
Mines
48c
26c
l
Mines
Zine_—
51c
*
Mines
Imperial
11%
18 %
Mar
Granduc
Zl
Mines—I
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
Exploration
75c
Jan
1
Oils—
Sannorm
11,903
45c
a
Poplar
Regcourt
86c
36,782
34c
Jan
83c
•
31c 34 %c
Great
53%
50c
__
Great
Jan
41% Mar
36%
100
Feb
Class
Feb
Apr
50%
81c
Grandroy
Feb
Jan
31c
Apr
10,930
Apr
45c
22
Apr
85c
3.85
32c
Apr
11c
85c
7,400
Apr
13%
38%
_50c
3.65
Mar
Feb
1,144
3.45
Mar
9
43%
3-45
22c
Mar
42%
common
—
40c
7
42%
Gordon
21c
Mar
210
Jan
5,600
Feb
Mar
6,608
Jan
2,150
32
15,
132,744
13%
Apr
92
14
Jan
41c
1,500'
20c
10c
23c
Feb
38%
12c
40c
Feb
7c
4%c Mar
11c
Jan
21c.
15%
38%
lie
Mar
40c
12,000
35
Jan
2.20 Jan
,
Apr
131/2
6c
21c
,
Jan
6.25
13%
475 >:
38%
7c
32 V2C
34
Jan
97
87
1%
Mackay
28%
,
Jan
Feb
1
4,916
Zl
Exploration
34%
Jan
Jan
9%c
81%
100
13,666
*
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
5%C
6c
7%
10,000
Apr
14
7%
5c
3.45
1.4
14
90
7%
7c
8c
86
115
7%c
Apr
Jan
12
1.40 Mar
3,575
7c
•
Smelting
13,910
17
4c
1
Ltd
1.65
94
7c
l
Ltd
1.56
92
7c
4c
Jan
88%
173%
Apr
16%
4c
1
1
Gold
Consolidated
9% Mar
Apr
9% Mar
.
Feb
4.40
92
7c
l"
Marbenor Mines
Morrison
Mar
88%
24% Mar
1
Mines
Goldale Mines
1
*
Consolidated
8
50
720
—
Uran
8
80c
-
Apr
4.90
16%
—
—
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
-
Jan
26%
1
Goldfields Mining
7
Arrow
Consolidated
1,010
9
96%
*
Wares
.
Apr
26
100
common—.
Feb
,48
Mar
5c
Jan
lQc,
Feb
4.75
86
•
;
-
Goldray
8%
64 %
140
Jan
'85c
Apr
96%
26
1
common
4.65
Mar
4.80
Goodyear Tire (Canada) common—♦
4'ir
preferred
50
1
Halliwell
Mining &
8%
510
A„
A
Steel
Glacier
_*
Mines
Mac
8 v.;
V
6,500
•
Crest
Marcus
5c
l
Fenimore
Golden
16c
4,500
425
5c
1
Flin
Discovery
Consolidated
750
6c
9%
—
Jan
;91c
Apr
1.56
Prospecting
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Glenn
9
•
Mines
Gamma
Callinan
Consolidated
17c
5%
•
Consolidated
East
17c
•
.
JFeb
Apr
103
5c
6
9%
43c
915
154
10
Scientific
Giant
67%
154
i
Drill
Mines
Apr
64%
154
100
—
Pete
Geo
Jan
Apr
4,718
64%
Feb
'
Apr
25%
10
59c
54c
loo
Ltd
Preferred
Jan
134%
156
8
9%
_•
;
preferred
Motors
Genex
6
9'/4
,
Mar
"40c ** Apr39
Mar-"
1,065
6
54c
33c
35%
3.50 Mar
7c
25
<■
preferred
class
62c
,
165
9%
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
Mar
*
15
•
General
Jan
42c
"
40%
Development
Class
23,100
20c
Dynamics
General
'
common-,.
General
Feb
14
Apr
2.10 Mar
10
165
Jan
44c
25%
S)-_.
Ltd
Power
.
40c
40
Bakeries
General
44c
•
preferred
Rights
Jan
Apr
25%
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Mines
General
:
3,450 i,
25%
Mining
General
Feb
3.25
20
22 %c Mar
100
134% 134%
162%
__
Apr
58
Jan
Apr
3.74
3,000
5%
5,020
Jan
uau a
15
13,750
40
——
Ltd
Gar.ineau
Geco
5.20 Mar
12c
1,920
23C
Jan
14% Mar
1,955
8%
Jan
80c
Apr
2.81
18,036
3.85
15c
2.90 Mar
2.85
165
.—
Allenbee
Peak
Mar
,
75c
♦
(Charles)
Gaitwln
Jan
t
Mines
Red
10c
55c
j
„
Consolidated
Mar
45
9
;
32c
6.600
23c
*
Mines
Consolidated
2,900
2.85
4.00
Pete
Consolidated Mic
35c
(U
Mines
(A
Frosst
Jan
33c
Co
Petroleum
Jan
Apr
8%c
*
Debentures
Jan
3c
26c
3.80
7c
70c
—
:
Companies
French
Jan
19,900
35c
■
Fraser
Freiman
3.50
8c
y
'Jan
27c
27% Mar
•
210
.
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Co
Francoeur
Jan
3.50
1.54
Apr
2,960 v"
16*
♦
Canada
Frobisher
93c
A
—
Foundation
Jan
11,000
Confederation Life
Lead
1.40
15c
Apr
20»/8
15
1
,
common
A
of
19%
7,346
_20
Motor
Ford
Jan
4c
Metals
Consolidated
22
6.20
1.01 Mar
9%c
1,800
22
22
93c
Apr
4.40 Mar
32c
1
-
Ford
Jan
19%
15%
1
Fleet. Manufacturing
Feb
1.13
30%
1
28%
Mar
19c
28%
-
Jan
Apr
15c
7,380
28%
25c
class
26c
68%
64%
6c
1
Ltd
Grain
4,000
•
Canadian
Preferred
Class
■"
Apr
1.15 Mar
1
2,500
8c
Feb
51 '
12,200
16c
24 %C
25c
•
1.22":
Jan
26%
•
1,255
6c
10c
50% Mar
335
;
15c
.*
!
1
Mining
Mining
Fittings
15c
1
5-.,.
65
64%
1.16
1.19
1
Nickel
Federal
Feb
12%
9,653
61
61
1
Fatima
Jan
94c
.—1
:
Farwest
Mar
12%
12%
28c
Enterprises
Consolidated
16%c
Ltd
Ltd
Players
Fargo Oils
Jan
Jan
8c
5.15
Cellulose
Consolidated
21
92c
26c
•
Consolidated
Feb
7c
4.75
Equipment
Consolidated
18%
85c
28c
Farm
Consolidated
150
12 %c 12 %c
♦
Consolidated
13%
16%
Developments
Farmer Candy
Faraday
Uranium Mines
86% Mar
3c
,
Consolidated
19
5.00
common
Gold
Famous
Mar
.
&
Mines
Fanny
Apr
60
26c
Smelting
Willans
Mines
Sol
Falconbridge
Mar
32
88c
Dunlop
Consolidated
Apr
83
lb
.
—
A
*
Mining
Eureka Corp
Jan
3c
.
Mining
Consolidated
Mar
13
El
Jan
199
75c
Mines
Consolidated
83
6c
Feb
26c
Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining &
Coniaurum
Mar
1
Chib
Offered
4c
170
.„1
Mines
Jaculet
Elder
12% Mar
-33
12 %c
»
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Jan
Feb
9.40 Mar
33
84
Co_
class
,/•.
Jan
39%
35
35
1
Wines
Apr
13%
Common
Jan
26%
Match
Eddy Paper
Feb
24%
13
<
1
Commonwealth
184
1
Oil
Gold
715
•
Porcupine
Chesterville
9%
•
;
43c
9% Mar
25
•
;
Mar
22"% Mar
13,151
1,540
1
Corp
Cayzor Athabaska
Gai
25%
35
•
Quartz
Eddy
Feb
27c
9.75
1
Rio
Central
68c
Mar
20
Asbestos
Del
Feb
12c
33
1
Central
42c
4.000
20%
pfd_20
Ltd
Gold
25,600
13c
23c
9%
♦<
Mines
Apr
49c
9.50
'
Nat
13 %
8.55
22c
9%
_*
Exploration
Mines
Cassiar
Coulee
Jan
2.60
10%
2,041
9.50
——
Cariboo
Cosmos
6.70
•
30
9.95
,1.04
♦
'
■-*17%
10
7 %
6%
Jan
'
Feb
1,530
-
-4.00
30
Feb
55c
6.55
25%
^--*.—100
-
Western
B
; 18 %
*
6%
Apr
14 %c
Apr.
2,240
1
common
9.20
3,675
7%
43%
29c
,
Apr
'60c
Apr
-27% Mar
9%
•
Jan
Apr v
5,530
7.45
•
61c
12,925
sat.
preferred
Class
9,855
19%
9%
23.50
Apr
76c
•
common-
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Con west
6.70
19%
9%
7%
Preferred
Eldrich
Corp.;
Corp
Utilities
Consol
6.70
7%c
42(5
-
22,825".
19
19%
Jan
14c
Feb
Jan
y, 33c
j
"
I
9.85/.
.
19c
*■'
867
20c
Apr
Jan
3.05
*
Vickers
Key
Mar
Apr
2- 7.-% c.Jan
.
Apr
21c
10 %c
2,800
29%-
•
8% Mar
1.88
40c
1
Canadian
Con
Mar
.lie
25,500
-
70c-
18%
common
Chemical
&
Jan
.
5c
6.25
20 %
10
Canadian
Coniagas
25c
12 %c
25
.
—
Tire
Combined
;i"; 19% Apr
Aprt A''dO
104 %
Apr
2.70
22c
*
Salt
Columbia
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
•
common
Petrofina
Combined
Feb
8'
12c
t
6.40
1
Mines
Superior Oil
Lake
18
33c
1
Canadian
Coin
18%
100
Invest
^ Jan
2.70
Pacific
Cockshutt
Jan
16
75c
76c
_10c
Oil
Canadian Oil Cos.
Cochenour
L
60c
28%
.
Magnesium
Scottish
13% Mar
85
20c
.
I
_
15%
25
49c
Cochrane
Dominion
•Dominion
Tar
•
Chromium
64c
*
Stores
9%
North
Chimo
25c
9.20
: i'■
•
i
Dominion
1.88
Northwest
Chiboug
10c-
49c
common
Foundry & Steel
Preferred
Dominion
Malartic
Cheskirk
Dominion
Feb
Feb
Jan
9%
Canadian
Chateau
Jan
Jan
1.88
Canadian
Charter
1.34
3.65
1
Products
15 %
99%
3,500
4.00
11 %
2.75
Canadian
Erin
10c
42c
28%-
common
85c
Mar
Apr
14
Canadian
23 %c
49c
——
Apr
•
B
^23%c
2
.
Electrohome
Warrants
2.75
Industries
Canadian
Dominion
7% Jan
1.45
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
30% Mar
Jan
50
Apr
'
12,800
ft
6,550
•
Canadian
11c,
_2.50
9,735
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Mar
7%
50
Husky
Canadian
98c
68c
175
Warrants
Canadian
24c,
He
;
Dairies
1.75
& Oil
16%
Fairbanks Morse class A_50c
Canadian
21c
11c
25c
—
Bridge
2.89
17
?
5c
6,726^
22c
1
:
:
.
,
1.45
common-
Jan
29
'
'
7,500
lie 11 %c
1
.
-
2.76
37c
Homestead
Central
11,250
14%
Canadian
.
1.05
75c
17
High
Can
Feb
33c
Canadian
Candore
6
14%
Canadian
Captain
28
4,580
33c
Food
5%c
1
—;
:
,'—
2.85
_
Dock
Class B
5%%
75
6%
8%
•t
13c
Mar
:
6c
11c
1
1.60
Petroleum
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Class
29
Apr
Apr
1.00
8%
76c
Canadian
v
Jan
common
>l2.64 Jan
/Feb
42
2,402
t 120
V
„
*
5%c
V25
'
100
8 %'
1
Petroleum
13
18%
Collieries
11% Feb
*
;
Apr
-
Seagrams-'
"12%
Preferred
Canadian
17%
104 104%
1
Mines
.
Mines
13
6
Feb
,
12,350'
8c
1
palmer Oils-
18%
29
8%
6c
-
'8
8
100
1*1
—•
Mines
Gold
16%
Canadian Curtis
•
l.
—„
Mines
49
.
-4.15 Apr
22 %. Jan
2.2Q Jan
"
.
10
43
17%
10
——
Brewis Minerals——;
Horn
Deer
33%
4.j>5
Jau
2.00 Feb
>>
Feb
5c
4.50
"
"18v Mar
,
10,500;
'75
26
,
5c
8c
1
45%
6%
4.50
—
preferred
15
7%
43
Mines
Cusco
A_
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
A
2.600
1.50
6%
Nest
Class
39% Mar
11%
7%
3.05
25%
43
1
Apr
Apr
25%
5
—•
Jan
Chemical
Canadian
Minerals
Crowpat
85
1.41
8c '
22,490
10c
Feb
3.40 Mar I
86.260,1
2.42"
'
58
41
8c
1,270
10%"
10
:
47 %
3.20
,
19% '
6c
2.37
1
—
Crown Zellerbach
48
Mar
common
preferred
Canadian
j
'
19
8%
10%
-.
1.90
s
1
High
6VaC Mar
,
'
400
3,250 *
2.37
19 %
•
warrants
Feb
3.05
preferred
Canadian
1
Pershing
39c
Apr1
45
Dome
Canadian
4.15 "
Ltd
Canada
of
Mar
11%
„
1.90
4.00
500'
'
Feb
1.08
390
41
*
1.90
4.00
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•
A
Class B warrants—.
Cree
Crain
20
common
Alum
Jan
Jan
80%
11%
,
Commerce
Creative
57
70
1
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian Bank
23% Mar
25
•
B
18%
Feb
50%
1
Cable
1.90
50c
'
Mines
83 %
3.10
12.50
Tungsten
Wire
42 %
41%
Low
:
-
Apr
23% Mar
6%c
Range Since Jan.
High
6%C
——*
Bit
50%
•
common
Preferred
Canada
85
23c
Petroleum
Canada
6,900
45
Craigmont
83 %
100
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
25c
45
Craig
Jan
19%
1,400
20c
20c
—
1.11
14% Mar
33%
Shares
Low
1
Mining
Apr
Apr
13%
742
1.09
•
A
23 %
Cournor
11%
44% Mar
of Prices
Par
Jan
27
267
23 %
6.90
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
4.30 Mar
2,415
49%
23%
____
class
B
Canada
1,023
•
Warrants
Class
725
28
13 Fa
Low
9,160
49 %
•
Lands
Packers
12%
27%
13%
—10
common
common
„26
Oil
Canada
11%
•
Stone
Cut
Preferred
Canada
5.15
Monday, May 2, I960
.
Week's
Last
•
Ranfe Since Jan. 1
High
4.80
27%
0
common
Malting
Low
—1
Lake
Canada
Canada
STOCKS
Shares
4.80
1
Chibougamau
Friday
for Week
of Prices
,
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
Sales
Range
Salfe Price
*
,
825! i1
100
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>
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Jan
Mar-'
Apr
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and
Financial Chvoniclc
(1915)
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STOCKS
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Range
Sale Price
;
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I.^-
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Mining
Oil——
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wndson
Hueh
SSron
t
38%
23y# Apr
4,326
8-«
3 85
8.25
3,892
445
39%
High
29% Jari
12% Jan
Apr
7.90 Apr,
3.25 Apr
250"
Par
Mid rim Mining.
Midwest Industries Gas^
Mill City Petroleums.;
JaS
11%
38%'Mar"
44% Jan
3.00
2.90
3.25
5,685
2.00 Mar
43%
43% 45%
7,305
43% Apr
51% Jan
1,900
10% Apr
9c Feb
48
Mar
14% Apr
12c Mar
59
Feb
4,436
25c ^Apr,
42c^Feb
1,391
52
63
10
79
37
12%
5%
37 Va
19,/e Hft
10c
10c -
-
Exploration' —^
--
52
52
1 4 V, 28c
----
Mindamar Metals
Mining Corp
25c
6,305
52%
195
28c(
;
4
4,40 jari
Low
i
—.
Canada ordinary_5
Tobacco of
Si preferred
Mil preferred—-i5Q
I275 oreierrea —^L—-50
g'.I Preferred
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So'rrnni-r
,
Sirred
58c
60o
1.50
1.60
21c
—u-_.
.—i
88c
♦
A
Petroleum
f««nntinncii
■
.-1
Jan
Jan
16%
16%'j
1,635
16% Feb
41
39%
41
50c
50c
520
50c
Jan
61c
Multi
—l
31c
36c
4,100
31c
Apr
59c
Jan
50c
46C
55C
316,700
35c
Mar
57c
Mar
9%c
lie
13,400
20 %c
Jan
14%
14%
15
725
5c
5C
4,500
Syndicate
A
Souois Glass
IsS MiLs
-
I
_.il
Mines
Bav
T on
u
I20
_25c
1.70
National
Steel
—•
14%
National
Trust
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Jan
" Apr
—
Calumet Mines...
50% Apr
32
«J8>n
51% Apr
43
Apr
New
New
Continental Oil of CanadaDelhi Mines...
36% Jan
57
3,481
4-80
550
i-405
32 33%
264
26%
1.22
3.10
12%
25%
1-04
2.99
1.00
2.81
12
Feb
55,650
6,400
550
46c
46c
48c
19,700
32c
1.06
40c
1.15
34,300
18,000
;
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26
600
Jan
New
'1
^
1,350
68
5c
5%C
10 %C
15C
9c
9c
2.200
4c
5C
27c
27c
28c
c
...
10c
4.00 Jari
2.60 Mar
15% Jan
,
51% Mar
9%c Jan
Mar
14c
4c
Apr
Apr
7,410
25c
Jan
17c
9%c Apr
9c
Jan
"27ft Jari
V
Apr
5c
Feb
16% Jari
Mar
8.200
4:
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J
49% Mar
4.350
9c
1.70
12
.
8,000
15c
Jan
Mar
,,
7%c Jan
35c
Jan
8C
*
7c
8c
13.500
39c
.1
;
38C
40c
10,100
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
24C
25c
2,200
22c
Apr
35c
Jari
9%cMar
17c
'
—'
Harricana
Mines
Mines
.1
——
1
...
Dickenson
800
14%
49%
1.70
5%c
Mines—i
Goldvue
1.94
13
25% Mar
2.05. Apr
17% Jan
43% Jari
/
9%c Apr
13% Mar
4c Mar
300
2.40
49%
—
New
New
2.80
"
—
——
.1
11 %C
6%c Apr
12c
2.000
2.75
2.85
6,200
2.20 Jan
4%C
4%C
5,500
4%c Apr
9c
9%C
6,400
9c
Jan
63c
69c
26,245
9,785
63c
19%c Feb
Mar
—
Apr
3.10 Mar
9c
Jan
19c
Jan
5.50 Apr
New Hosco Mines
38
New
Jan
Jason
Mines
.1
New Kelore Mines....—
52c
.
5%c
6c
9c
9c
9c
14%c
14%c
16c
New Manitoba
.1
34C
33c
36c
.1
54c
53c
60c
95,425
Jan
New
New
Mines
Mining & Smelting.
Mylamaque Exploration.—.
Rouyn Merger.
Senator Rouyn—
Superior Oils——4
-
New
Taku
Class
4c.
;
.1
—.
—
common.—.—
B
5%C
Jan
51c
Mar
7c
5,000
4c
11,200
4c
1,570
45c
M*ar
15c
15C
500
14c
36C
11%
—1
86C
1
—
5%c Apr
125
11
84c:
88C
4,950
5%C
2,000
11C
38
39%
5,000
7,643
13,513
7,000
56,500
Jan
6c
Jan
68c
Feb
18c
Mar
11% Apr
10% Apr
8,623
5%C
12c
'
12
35c. Apr
84c
Apr
600
36c
Jan.
1.27 Jan
Feb
35c
Feb
Mar
40c
Mar
45C
lie
1
Nlpisslng Mines
30c
4s
.
10%
....
Nickel Mining & Smelting
13c
25c
8c
11%
—-
.1
9%c Jan
Mar
14 %C Apr
45c
.1
*
Mines.
Wire
Niagara
..
.—....
—
1.14 Jan
5%c Apr
5,50a
15,300
20,500
New
67c Jan
1.40 Jan
T*ss
6c
•
.1
Newlund
3*
M,
63c
...
1.75 Feb
3.20 Apr
14% Jan
,««
18e
-j
....
...
Apr
New
»>.
Mines
Mines
60
24c Jan
1.05 Mar
1.10
26
2.05
1.10
41% Jan
Apr
25% Apr
1.00 Apr
3,875
Nealon
Nello
Car
43
-
4.30 Mar
32
37%c
..
26
Mar
;!35%'Mar !U
8,590-'*'
42,163
2.05
Bidlamaque Gold.
25%
:
Mining—,
Soh„y
5
New
1
———
Waite
Tank
—l
New
-200
—.350
:
Creek Mines
National
13%c Jan
2.05 Jan
11% Mar •
34c Jan
preferred
Nama
National
Jan
Apr
Apr
54%
__
I
-10
-
Apr
Feb
l
6c
--
25c
1
—
Tri?h Conner'MlnesII—-
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
15,000
55%
'
25c
common-
—l
Minerals
7q
31
-
SSS
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
14% Jan
39% Feb
52% Feb
Apr
16%
_•.
Athona
450
21
Feb
80c
Alger Mines
625
13%
41%
New
41%
105
21
9%c Feb
66c
New
33%
21
21
Jan
12% Feb
,
39% Mar
1.90 Jan
40%
5c -Mar
25
50c Jan
32%
10% Mar
2,285
5,770
Apr
41%'
2,138
5%c
40
32c
32%
-
—
11%
Jan
6c
70c
3,980
23,659
225
4%c Jan
40
33c
-
1,200
2.80 Jan
68c
1.38
50% 51%
42 /s.
43
6C
Apr
1.07
40
6c
•*—* •
6C
Feb
68C
32c
50%
common...;
■
2.50 Feb
—l
135
200
1.30 Apr
100
Illio
1.30
'
__
common.:
15
——--25
Tnfprnrovincial Pipe Line.—
5
£K2SI£Sa Steel '
*
"
Prpfprred
— .
—
Utilities
international
■
15,661
29e
Brewery pfd.'
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works.;
Moore Corp common, ,;; ■
Mt Wright Iron.
^
.
13% Mar
92c
Jan
2.05 Jan
Moneta
6
Apr
6% Apr
21% Jan
6% Jan
,
85c
Feb
11
12% Jan
5% Mar
4.60 Jan
17% Apr
4% Apr
70c
High
Feb
1.50 Mar
2.65
11%
Drug & Chemical com
Exploration
National Grocers preferred
l.
National-Hosiery, Mills class Be ?.
National Petroleum
Mar •
Jan
' ; 45
Apr
50
Jan ; v
84
8.60 Mar
900
885 "
100
4,315 -
88c'
50c
Molsons
6
5%
17%
4.60
13%
320
20c
6o
—
Min
11
-
21c 22%C
3,233
3,560
13,513
5%c
—.i*
i*
-i_i
6
5%
17%
4.25
13%
13%
1
31
39%
48
78%
Low
2.65
....
class
Range Since Jan. 1 '
High
58c
l0%
5ft
17%
4.45
20
-
34% 35%
- 2,645
42
45
90
48% 48%
100
82%
84*• 250* -
11
—
Nickel new
International
1,850
--
'
—
Molybdenum
TntprnaHonal
.
•
III—-I
inspiration
4,588
5%
.1
—
w7a!ranM """" ~
'
30
Mar
11% Mar
5% Jan -
12%
'-
'
10
coitamon,—..—1
1
-
Natural Gas
16,066
12
5%
4
-
-
Ks(John) & Co———
Sand Cement Co preferred—
inland
.
class A--,.-——*
Ma chinri
Tn ee rsoll
8% Feb
73
Apr
12
34%
;45
Mar
1,740
'
100
„
$4.86%
Ltd COIttmon—*
Accept Corn
Tnrfnitrial
1
31
—
Sprial
53% 54%
9%
9'%
74
74 *
30% 31%
9%
Shares
1.55
.
53%
—
—————10
Investment classA
——*
Life Assurance-^———..10
Oil
———
*
Bank
rmnprlal
Serial
Serial
Serial
Sales
for Week
Range
1
Corp
Ore
Mines
Modern Containers
Week's
of Prices
....•
....
Milllken Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
5.00 Jari
•
Pam Porcupine -1
—-1—-1
& Erie Mortgage—--.—.
20...
Hydra
9.50
£22
3.25
—
2,835
Last
Sale Price
-•
—---
Mining & Smelting
Bay
Hudson
Vlt
3,75
—
«fc Pitfield—;
—--200
upward smith Paper common
.•
Horne
8.25
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23% 24%
8.90
-*
———
b
23%
5
Friday
1
■
Shares
High
Low
(Rarige for Week Ended April 29)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
"
43,
72c
Feb
11% Jan
Jan
1.46 Jan
"
Ltil' common
Jockey Club
Preferred
•
Warrants
*
—
—-
-
-
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Petroleum————••
—15o
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Warrants
.1
1
1
:
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
Copper
—.—
——
9% Mar
1.00 Apr
29c Jan
17c Jan
-
Nor
43c
Jan
Jan
Norlartic
21%c Apr
10%cMar
27c Apr
14c Mar
1,100
- '
1.33 Apr
Jan
£
2.00 Jan
.<
—
Gold—
Acme
...
Noranda Mines
Norgold
Mines
-
-
~
6y2
6%
850
Feb
,7% Apr
3.35
5c
3.50
5c
400
5,000
2.65 Mar
5c Mar
3.95 Jan
Northcal
9%c Jan
12%
2.08
14%
2.27
70,899
12% Apr
22% Apr
30c
36c
37c
37c
20,940
3,364
1.55 Mar
^700
' ;
3;80 Jan
,
1.80 Jan
42c Jan
Oils
Labatt
>
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & ExploraMoo
Lafarge Cement warrants—
Lake
Lake
-
Shore
Wasa
Mining...
Mines
—
-
79c
-
4.15
4.15
31c
31c
33c
,
American
Laura Secord Candy
Leitch Gold
28c Mar
33c
3
Lencourt
Gold
Gold
Mines
30c
38c
293,450
25 y2
27
700
1.51
1.63
,
—
...
1
6c
6c
6c
2c
3c
Ja:Q
4'?0 Feb
Jan
4^5 Jan
1.00 Jan
38c Apr
23% Jan
IM Apr
1.32 Jan
6c Mar
2c Apr
5,500
1.70
28
—
2nd
preferred
Loblaw
Class
Cps
*
class
Locana
A
~
_
•
II_.IIII._I..
Preferred
Class
•
A—
bI
—
1
50
warrants-
-
...
Mineral
25%
26%
-
—
96c
Loeb
(M) Ltd
London Hosiery
*
...
class
46
25%
26
41%
6.50
—
95c
96c
7%
3.50
3.50
11c
10c
1
——
56c
55c
34c
33c
Ltd—————
6
lOftcFeb
18c
67c
/p £h
8c
l%cMar
20,950
Jan
Apr
Feo
40
3c
5C
4%c
4%c
13c
5c
13c
8c
2,750
6,200
5,000
4%c Apr
12c Mar
6c Feb
7%c Jan
19c Jan
15c Jan
Macassa Mines
2.68
2.70
18c
5c
4,735
3,500
10,200
2.55 Apr
16c Apr
4%c Apr
J2.92 Jan
4%c
22%
22%
240
21% Apr
1.00
14%
2.61
6%c
2c
76c
4c
1.05
15%
2.95
6%c
2%c
79c
4c
1,600
17,151
33,000
2,000
8,000
16,700
11,500
1.00 Apr
14% Mar
2.61 Apr
6C Apr
2c Mar
76c Apr
4c Mar
90Va
SOVa
10
60c
60c
11c
8%c
9%c
8c
8%c
3,070
101,825
4,500
6,500
1
Macdonald Mines
1
Macfie Explorations
——1
Macleods class A pfd—
20
MacLeod Oockshutt
I
_.l
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
•
Madsen Red Lake—
1
Magnet Cons Mines
t
Majortrans
j.*
Malartic Gold Fields——IIIIII—
.1
Maneast Uranium
♦
Manitoba Sugar preferred
—100
Manitou Barvue
1
...
...
13c
—
__
5c
—
l.Ol
14%
2.73
—
2yac
77c
__
90 %
.
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
—I.II—IIIIIII.IIIIIl
1
Marigold Olla
Maritime Mining Corp
Martln-McNeely
__
2.60
16c
•
9Va
85c
31c
9
.—.100
—
95%
95%
86c
1
Ltd common
preferred
_
.1
Mines
Massey-Ferguson
5%%
•
13c
7c
32c
90
18%
3.35
lie
3 Ac
W5
9c
nov
17c
13c
Feb
Jan
g
Jan
Jan
Voi
1.33 Jan
38%c Apr
JJoS
Feb
102
Mayfair Oil
&
.•'
l
Gas
50o
Mclntyre porcupine
McKenzle Red Lake
McMarmac Red Lake
{Jitters
Gold
—1
MinesIIIIIIIIIIIIII*
Dev
—
1.25
19c
40o
1.81
500
19c
%
—
71c
Merrill
Island fining
Uranium Mines
Mexican Light & Power
Mldcon Oil
1.10
24%
1
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl &
__
Meta
1
common
For f ootnotes, see page
•
m
44.
..
13%
441/^0
7%c
7%c
5.50
1.10
24%
19c
5.60
1.10
24%
20c
3,500
850
2.000
2,851
2,865
6c
7%c
6c
40c
44c
1.80
18c
71c
73c
7%c
8c
13% 13%
37c44%c
10® ^
,'In
Jo Mar
J-SO Apr
90c Mar
24 Mar
18%c Apr
Avwjln
4,000
5%cMar
30,300
33c Jari
47c Apr
2.34 Apr
.
3,200
16,400
540
36,600
Mar
30%/Jan
31c Jan
^8c
175 M:ar
15c Mar
8,257
16,700
1.90
19c
.,.
9c
7c
8C
9C
71c Apr
'ft°
13ft Mar
37c
Apr
i
.
.
,
6%c Jan
24 %c Jan
•
5,218'>
2,600
4,500
6,223
4,988
>
2.90 Mar
3.70 Jan
13c
Jan
12c
Jan
Apr
13c
Jan
Jan
59c
Feb
8%c Apr
5c
Apr
8c
5,230
98c
95c
27c 27 %c
29,525
7,500
74c
27c
25c
Jan
85c
4,000
80c
Mar
86c
4,000
North
Coldstream
North
Goldcrest
Rankin
—
Mines Ltd—
Class
Oil
—;
—
warrants
...
Canada
Northern
Nudulama
Lake
Obaska
200
41
620
17% Jan
19% Jan
8,167
1.00 Jan
3.75 Jan
1.11
3,900
12%
3,535
11%
Apr
16% Jan
3.50
200
3.15
Jan
3.70 Jan
14 %c Apr
16%c Apr
15 %c Jan
Lake
Osisko
500
10 c 10%c
11,600
10c
Apr
11c
12c
4,000
lie
Apr
17c
6%c
7c
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
55c
Apr
Apr
Apr
80c
Jan
1
55c
58c
11c
12c
7,000
2,030
3,800
40c
40c
900
40c
1,000
11c
26%
26%
85
6.10
5.70
6.15
13,345
1.22
1.16
1.28
124,000
..10
6C
6c
3,000
v
6%
6%
325
28c
28c
29C
2,000
8%
8%
8%
19
—
Mines,
—
...
—-
V
Petroleums
Pacific
14%c 14 %c
1
preferred
Jan
%C
...1
Orenada Gold
Wholesale
Feb
1.10
10c
14
1
—
1.31
1.10
12c 12 %c
....—
Jan
3.50
—
——
Copper
46
Mar
11%
.900
—
Jan
19
45
...1
Oshawa
Overland
34% Apr
2.20
—
—
Mines
Orchan
81c
Jan
19
1
Mines
Malartic
Oleary
Apr
7c
_20c
Metals
Oils
23c
23%
1.75
—4.
Mines—.—
Gold
Rare
Feb
100
102
11c
_______
Mines
Ja»
1.41
69c
23c
1.10
——..——
Oils Ltd....
Mines
1.25 Jan
34%
44%
—20
Telephone
Norvalle
Jan
38c
12%
Mines——_
Natural Gas-
Northland
1.30 Jan
Mar
2.00
——
Northern Ontario
Northern
1.04 Jan
19
.50
•'
1957
,2.95 Jan
34%
23c
common—
Preferred
1.05
2.30 Apr
40c
Apr
23c
85c
..1
warrants
A
Star
83c
-Jl
Northspan Uranium
North
-1
40c
10
10
10%
6,056
9c
16c
Jan
29
25% Mar
Jan
8.60 Jan
5.45 Mar r
1.37 Feb
Jan
6c
Feb
61c
15 %c Feb
Mar
80c
Jan
Mar
9%c Jan
7% Feb
6% Feb
Apr
8% Apr
35c
Jan
9
28c
Mar
12% Jan
9.35 Mar
6.40
—*
Page Hershey Tubes
Petroleum
Palliser
33c
——
————*
Porcupine
Pamour
Pardee
Mines
Amalg Mines
Parker
Drilling
Parmaque
Patino
3.15
—
2
3.90
—
-
i
-*
—
—
Paymaster Consol-—I
——1
PCE Exploration Ltd———
1
Peerless Exploration
——1
Pembina Pipeline common
1.25
Permo Gas & Oil preferred——
-2
Perron Gold Mines——
1
Peruvian
Oil & Mines
—
Petrol Oil & Gas.
—_—
Placer Development
Powell
Prairie
1,000
31c
5,660
32c
Mar
Mar
59c
62c
7c
3,900
9,600
57c
16c
3,116
15c
3.10
3.15
750
1
•
35c
2.50
4.00
3.90
Rbuyn Gold—
2,925
8,000
4,726
18C
20c
18c
2.85 Jan
Apr
\ 33c
Jan
12c, Apr
12c
Apr
6% Mar
18c
Jan
39c
65C
65c
55c
Feb
15c
15C 15 %C
8,500
15c
Apr
21% Jan
74C
Mar
Apr
Apr
7%
7%
1.00
60c
1.06
1,500
60c
68C
31,200
60c
12,575
11,424
9,000
64,325
3,135
52C
52c
60C
80c
85C
5C
5C
71C
63c
73c
*
12
11%
12%
42 %c
30c
46C
55c
53c
63C
31c
44%
31c
394,550
38,130
2,500
44
45%
520
1.92
1.90
1.95
3.25
3.15
3.25
8dc
1.44 Mar
1.17 Jan
..
46c
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
44
1.90
,
12 Va
Mar
31c
Jan
94c
10% Jan
17c
Jan
7c
Mar
53c
Jan
1.02
Mar
63c
Jan
85c
Apr
5c
Jan
8% Jan
98c
'
.,
Jan
Apr
Apr
Feb
42C
Feb
55%
-
Jan
2.90
Feb
1,350
1,700
3<0Q Mar
3.65 Feb
2.65 Apr
4.35 Jan
2.85
2.85
2.90
300
62c
62c
69c
3.85
20c
4.00 Apr
Jan
66c
Mar
2.25 Mar
65c
7%
12c
13C
80c
Royalties.—
Jan
3.25 Mar
85c
12C
13c
1
Pipe Mfg—-—
Premium Iron Ore—1
23c
Feb
15,825
2,000
1,500
2,150
6,825
18 %c
59c
Prairie
22c
Feb
14%c Jan
3.00 Mar
50 c
2.55
Jan
66c
'
3.05 Jan
35c
——•
—
1
—1
—
—
44c
.
6%c Jan
2.50
Mar
50c
Jan
37c
—1
— -——-—
Oils
Oil
34c
33c
i
Place Oil & Gas
Power Corp
29% Jan
soo
Phillips Oil Co Ltd———.
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.4—
Pitch Ore Uranium—
Ponder
9.00 Jan
23% Mar
16c
1
—■——*
of Canada.—
Pato Consol Gold
6.25 Mar
3,810
—
—
Warrants
480
27%
7c
—
—*
—
7.00
26
32c
20c
—
...
Pamoil Ltd
26%
3.90
7,000
1,325
7,306
4,500
39,635
14,440
Jan
fe
LJ5. Jan
15
63c
Feb
40c 49'Ac
——
—
Portgage .Island
Matachewan ConBOl
Mattagami Lake
1.10 Jan
Mar
,
45C
Warrants
Feb
102
93% Mar
365
Jan
Apr
Jan
90% pr
99c Jan
10c Apr
7%C Jan
80 Mar
80c Mar
30c Mar
15'ZH
91c
33c
9ft
96
23
Apr
A'?/ "J ?
n
Apr
24,850
20,700
13c
Jan
6V2C Feb
Apr
55c
32c
4c
20c
420
Opemlska
10c
Jan
48% Jan
2.37
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V/e Jan
3.50 Apr
20c
Apr
Apr
2.30
O'Brien
Apr
Jan
Apr
38c
2.30
Oka
28
44
lie
38
.
Canadian Oils common—— .250
North
Jan
Louvicourt Goldfield
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1
Lyndhurst Mines
—1
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•
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3.20
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29% Apr
51
Jan
27% Apr
2.00 Feb
Mar
46%cMar
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36c
3C00
8%C
1
3.00
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28% Jan
22% Apr
40
Jan
5.00 Mar
95c Apr
Jan
46c
Jan
* 1.93 Jan
22% Feb
320
21c
7c
43C
9c
Apr
1,800
19,950
11c
60c
1
—
Lorado Uranium Mines
Warrants
—
46
100
973
2,176
340
300
8,400
250
4c
20c
Jan
43c
4c
1.70 Apr
25% Mar
26% Jan
11,525
568
345
1.75
28
29 V*
46
26%
27
43
6.50
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Long Point Gas..
7%
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42C
5c
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Class B preferred—
—30
4c
21c
27 A Feb
64c
26c
39,800
2,000
—
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4.50 Mar
3.25 Mar
2-95 Jan
Feb
300
2,000
3,800
l
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Lexindin
3.75
3.30
74c
:
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1.01 Jan
2;®° ***
4,500
3.75
350
70c
;
-
90c
_
3,030
26%
,
60^ Mar
l-95 ^
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1.51
1
50c
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3.20
74c
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28
Jan
27% Jan
1.01 Apr
Apr
Mar
15c Feb
3.80 Mar
37c
Mines.....—,
Lamaque Gold Mines.
Langis Silver
Mar
Apr
74c Mar.
62c Feb
4,700
3,325
2,000
4.15
—
24
21
5,800
-
1
—
Mines
Lake
-
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27c
30c
1,020
842
100
.
63c
2.15
16c
72c
60c
2.10
16c
1
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22
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6
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3.35
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warrants
Class C
Kirkland Minerals
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;
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•
1
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Norbeau
13%
2.08
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2.45 Jan
Mines
6%
—
Gold
Kenville
1.30
—*
class A.
Kelly Douglas
1
9
37c
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9,683
1,500
11,000
4,000
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27c
30c
16c
18c
1 30 1.37
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285
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9%
9%
1.95 Feb
2,170
2.25
2.20
D%,
37c
—10
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Jan
Jan
President
Electric
Preston East Dome.
Pronto
Uranium
2.25
Mines.
Provo
Purdex
Gas Producers Ltd
Minerals
Ltd
2.33
43c
Prospectors Airways.
———'•
1
43c
44c
2.03
2.02
2.28
5C
5c
57c
1.40
Apr
Jan
3.40 Feb
5.15 Jan
2.20 Apr
3.25 Feb
43c
5c
71c
Apr
1.95 Mar>
Mar
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Jan
2.70 Apr
7%c Jan
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Range
Low
Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop-
—1
Quebec
__
21,099
10c
Apr
20.250
17 Vic
Apr
29c
Jan
Union
20,400
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
Union
13c
13c
15c
4c
3c
4 Vic
13,500
2.60
2.60
2.65
1,051
10c
11C
7,000
10c
Apr
45c
Mar
1
*
51c
48c
51c
13%
13%
14%
1,497
_
77
78
4.50
4.60
13c
3,000
9.50
9.50
9.70
2,065
6%C
6%c
7c
4,266
-1
66c
Jan
Asbestos
United
Feb
Grip
Rapid
Jan
United
Jan
United
Reef
65c
77,800
56c
Mar
78c
Mar
25c
25c
2,600
23c
Feb
3lBc
Jan
1.30
1,700
1.20 Mar
14%
14%
14%
800
13% Mar
46c
50c
17,755
28c
28c
28c
3,700
3c
—
4c
8,000
__
Explorations
Macdonald
Reeves
1
—
Renabie
Rexspar
Minerals
—
Athabasca
Robertson
Robinson
Class
Roche
Mfg 6%
(PL)
Little
"A"
Corp
12%
*
1
15%
1
Vandoo
Mar
68c
Jan
Venezuelan
27 %c Mar
60c
Jan
6c
Feb
45c
3c
Apr
1.96
Feb
1.96
4,000
1.50
480
18%
Apr
1.80
200
1.47
Jan
30c
36c
19,900
Cons
Rowan
Royal
:
Ventures
Apr
Vespar
Victoria
1.95 Mar
Mines
&
Violamac
Royalite
Waite
Jan
Walker
19
100
19%
Jan
12%
13%
Feb
Wayne
15%
15%
1,225
15 Vi
Apr
Webb
lie
7,500
9c
Mar
13c
Jan
Werner
Lake
20c 20 %C
6,000
20c
Mar
35c
5c
Feb
Petroleums
Mar
18
12 Vi
13%
Apr
Jan
15
Amulet
Lawrence
&
Knapp
5%
St
Feb
Wespac
Mar
Jan
Westates
Mar
9c
Jan
500
66%
67%
3,424
2.55
2.67
52,275
2.55
66
6c
80
Mar
66
7.60
8.25
4,715
6.75
921
9%
Feb
River
Sapphire
Sarcee
9%c
Gold-
Warrants
West
.50c
13
Jan
Westeel
13%
Jan
8,435
15 Vb Mar
92 %
120
76c
82c
4,800
9
9%
3,950
5.40
Jan
Western
55c
3,412
55c
Apr
73c
Feb
Western
17,700
7c
Mar
13c
Mar
Western
Surf
Class
A preferred
Creek Gold
Sheep
Sherritt
Jan
Weston
(Geo)
Jan
85c
92c
Jan
Western
Jan
6.50
Apr
47
Apr
1.20
4.60
4.60
25 Vi
26%
39%
39%
1
3.65
3.65
3.75
Mines.
—1
34c
Class
27c
36c
$6
39 Vi
1.00
Jan
Apr
32c
24c
685
•
29%
29
30
2,411
1
89c
88c
90c
14,360
2.40
8c
2.40
2.50
26%
8c
-30c
•
15%
13
llli
Corp.
25 %C
88c
81%
8,625
84
1.40
1,610
40C
6c
•18,100
1.25
2.00
25
480
12c
I,200
9,000
10c
15%
15%
Willrov
76
Apr
Woodward
33%
Jan
Apr
1.09
Jan
Jan
;
Yale
2.70 Mar
Lead
Jan
Yankee
lie
Jan
Yellowknife
84
Apr
Mar
York
Canuck
Feb
Jan
12%c Mar
19C
Jan
Zenith
19
Jan
Zenmac
Metal
15
Jan
Zulapa
Apr
3.80
47C
55c
4c
4C
•.
25C
Apr
46c
1
56c
39c
4,983
35c
Apr
53c
4c
4 Vic
9,000
4c
Apr
7c
155
Mar
38%
70% Mar
87%
4c
9.05
9.75
19%
19%
i
18c
18c
j
1.01
6%C
5,040
1,255
18
5,000
18c
;
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•
93C
41C
trust
7c
6,700
5c
Mar
1.63
4,550
3,200
13%
3.05
1.50
3.50
2.05 Mar
4.50
Jan
3.60
Jan
83c
93c
35,290
25
110
39c
46c
Mar
1.04
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
14,940
39c
Apr
69c
Jan
2,500
39c
Apr
57c
Jan
23C
25c
Dominion
Toronto
.10*
60c
General
439
85c
52,969
7
Yukeno
61c
cjass
Prairie
Triad
Trlbag
4c
4,000
4c
25,600
8,140
55c
Apr
40c
Mar
Apr
10%
Jan
Apr
7c
Jan
27%c
28c
8,500
27c
50 %
50%
51%
2,498
48% Mar
9%
10
385
40%
14
40%
50
13%
14%
525
58%
58 Vi
55
9%
Mar
Apr
34
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Resources
3.50
3.50
40c
38 c
40c
1,300
18c 21 %c
17,625
Ltd
Gas
Jah
Jan
Apr
3.60
Jan
Apr
1.03 Apr
1.35
Jan
'•50c
'■
32
400
35
33%
34
1.55
Jan
34%
Mar
Feb
3.25 Mar
36c
3.50
Mar
Jan
55c
Jan
Jan
30c
Feb
Feb
35
12 %c
1,469
29
35%
1,750
28% Mar
36%
Jan
85
110
82
Jan
85
Apr
'104
105
65
100
Mar
13%
85
-100
I,257
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30
31
100
30
Apr
7%
7%
675
1.22
*
-1.30
31,850
9c
9%c
9%C
9%C
4.95
4.95
26
16%
16%
5.50
5.50
1.10
1.10
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1
2.
class
4.95
5
A
__
I
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16%
9c
'""1.67
Jan
9%c Mar
25
855
16% Mar
6.00
1,155
5.50
Apr
1.19
2,070
1.10
Apr
18q
64,400
Feb
A '5.00 Jan
'V24% Mar
17 %
14c
4.25 Mar
50
"V"
17c
4c
4c
17,900
1.03
18,450
2.00
100
77c
76,300
4%c
6,400
Jan
7.00 Mar
1.40
\
"1.00 Mar
57c
3%c Mar
2.50 Mar
•
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I 16c
Jan
197/a
1.00 Mar
2.00
29
3 V2C Mar
1.00
Jan
15 %c Mar
s
4,000
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
1.10 Mar
6,1007
Apr
33
Jan
18c
I
A
6%
1.02
20c
1
Mines
105
Mar
31
7%
-lio
Mines.'
Mines
—
—
62c
—1
—
3%C
Electric
-
2.95
3.00
Jan
27c
Jan
6c
Mar
20 %c
21c
II,750
18c
57c
33,425
20 %c
1
2.90
18c
Mines
2,000
,
Jan
1.12
2.75
Feb
Apr
87c
-
'
Jan
5c
Apr
Jan
3.00 Mar
20 %c
Apr
29c
Jan
18c
Mar
29c
Jan
British
6c
Apr
Feb
32
2,900
1.15
53c
31c
Feb
Jan
Mar
56
Jan
13
Jan
20
20
•
9
9
9%
6,765
9
15c
16c
3,000
14c
12%
11%
12%
3,355
2.50
15,230
2.65
7,490
27c
30c
1,200
4.25
4.25
250
Apr
Feb
38
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
2.50 Apr
4.25
:
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
7
7
100
6%
6%
6%
810
6% Mar
25
24%
26
1,215
51
52
4.50
4.50
4.75
15
14%
15
__
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*
Sugar
•
-
Feb
High
:
>
7
7%
Apr
Jan
—*
Oil
Dominion
Oilcloth
of Canada
V
Apr
Mar
14
4.95
17%
Jan
110
20% Mar
22
Feb
29
128
28%
33%
Jan
40
325
37% Mar
40
Apr
Apr
5ya
5%
150
4.75 Mar
391/4
39
40
3,260
36% Mar
44%
Jan
16c
16c
17c
9,950
16c
Mar
22c
Jan
71
Mar
90
76
325
36
36
50
23
24%
3,123
(1956)
•
—1'
;
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24%
20
-
_*
&
ip/8
Paper
Flour
common
Mines
♦
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•
Gen
Cons Gold
Inv Trust
Corp
_*
185
19% Mar
23
100
23
Apr
26
Jan
223
98
Apr
130
Jan
23
Jan
11%
150
14
Jan
82
25
75
Feb
82
Jan
27%
75
27%
Apr
31%
Jan
41
100
40% Mar
46 y8
Feb
2.70
3,770
2.40 Mar
1,502
38% Mar
4iy~
41
42
6 Vb
^
1
4
20
23
11%
6 VB
62c
64c
1,000
32%
33
75
*
Zellers
Jan
27%
40%
_l
;
26%
2.45
II
■:
Jan
20% Mar
35%
82
—2.50
Bros
Canadian
.
*
:
Feb
Apr
40%
20
98
g
Power
6 % Mar
98 103 %
23
—7.50
Minnesota & Ontario Papers
Oreille
Jan
Jan
22
.
73%
Loblaw Inc
Ogilvie
53
3.90
40
;
*
Linoleum
Gaspe Copper Mines—;
Pend
l,0O5
.♦
&
International Paper
Maclaren
Apr
1,610,;
•
:
*
Glass
Steel
Jan
22
;
1
,_i_
26
51
90
Feb
28%
•
Rand—L__
...
20%
,•
Dalhousie
Hayes
;
*
Investments
Marconi '
Co
.
0
common
Ingersoll
Dominion
Dupont
„
-
;
'
33
Feb
19% Mar
26c
Canadian
11% Mar
155
.
5%
62c
Feb
Mar
32
Feb
3.15 Jan
46 %
Jan
6%
Jan
72c
Jan
34% Mar
Feb
11%
♦
21%
9 Vic Mar
37%
37
2.10 Mar
40c
in
Week's
6%
•
Dredging
General
Canadian
Yukon
32%
40c 40 Vic
Bank
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
34%
650
w
5
,
Canadian Bronze
59
25
300
&
Canadian
Feb
1,607
35
Gold
Canada
Third
1,000
3.50
:*
Corp
American
Bulolo
Feb
58
Expressed
Low
Jan
7c
34
National
Asbestos
18
35%
34%
1
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Last
Corp
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
44%
7c
34%
Shown
Par
Andian
Apr
34%
•
'
45";'
3.50
Sale Price
Apr
i
;
15%
32%
2.70
5,476
21 %C
STOCKS
13%
7c.
40
Ltd—
Line
Pipeline
Co
1.15
Thursday
39
35%"
3.00
PlDe
Mining
City
470
•
„
Exploration
Pipeline
Oil
Twin
Mar
7
2.55
Trans
Jan
94c
l
A
preferred
Transcontinental
59%
6%
6%
Jan
Jan
65c
•
Transmountaln
Apr
40c
Mar
47c
50
B
Canada
45
43c
55c
1957 warrants
Trans
23c
43c
*
preferred
Canada
Jan
27 %C
20
Towagamac Exploration
Trans
1.05
Jan
Feb
•
32%
145
■
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Prices
Price
Trusts
Star
Finance
Jan
2.15
4c
•
;
Iron Works class A
5%
52
76c
2.80
10
Bank
Toronto
Class
51
79C
Jan
1.25 Mar
1.65
.
1
-
Toronto
Traders
72c
'26
Consolidated Paper
45c
Elevators
Toronto
,
.1
Toronto
25,590
51
,
Jan
21%
25C
_
4.50'Jan
17%
Territory Mining
Ltd.
Jan
Jan
10,850
Mines
16% ,Jan
Feb
II,350
Petroleums
Jan
26c
Mar
3.10 Mar
1.64
Torbrit Silver Mines—'
1.85
Mar
3.30
1.54
common.
Jah
Jan
5%c Jan
Jan
13%
1.55
Tidal
10c
125
Mines
Tombill
Jan
100
Temagami
Tiara Mines
1.81
500
41c
,1
Feb
15
1.70
Ltd
100
-50c
Jan
22c
3.30
39c
Park
Apr
24
15
1.65
Lundmark.
70C'
'
Jan
13
300
41c
Canada
170
Jan
12c
325
1.69
Thompson
Jan
6c
Teck Hughes Gold—
Tborncllffe
Mar
Apr
25
1
12
1,475
2.75
A
class
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Jan
6c
13%
3.30
1
Texaco
Apr
90c
3.50
15
•
Mines
Mar
11,300
3.00
common
9.65
1.10
1.50
*
4c
28,619
90c
13%
—
32
5,250
:
12 Vic 13 %c
Tamblyn
Voting
15
32%
1.05
Jan
74
Gold
Bylvanite Gold.,—
Taurcanis
15
33%
Jan
36
*
Apr
"
13%,
32%
Jan
A
Industries
Mar
4c
2,000
Jan
37C
4c
Ordinary
40c
5,300 r
Jan
13c
Apr
9.15
Supertest Petroleum common
Switson
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Exploration
Propane common.
Warrants
Mar
Jan
6c
34
—
75c
1.88
1
Mining
Apr
Apr
2.25
27c
72
Gag.
21c
Apr
Jan
Feb
5,115
34-
Iron
Apr
Apr
A—
Oil
Knitting
2.35
7,000
Sullivan Cons Mines.
Superior
7,500 ~
1.15
34%
Ltd
Bear
60c
Apr
7C
Steeloy Mining
Sunburst
17,731"
63C
14,787 ;i
Zinc
&
30
*
72%
_
Steel of Canada
15c
60c
'
1.40
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:
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
1.25
11,725
Jan
3.50 Mar
12c
1.28
warrants
Feb
4c
Contact
60c *■
l
Stores
A
Feb
35c
105
13c
,
Apr
i i.3i
Toronto Stock
Sudbury
15c 16 %C
62c
72c*
preferred—
class
23 %C
10c
650
25c 27 Vic
Class
Ind
Mar
12
13
2.50
Apr
8c
*'
15c
v
l
Mar
15 Vi
12
8c
2.70 Mar
2.15
—
(J)
37c
Starratt Nickel
Oil
6,000
8c
IIoo
Alexander
30c
—
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Submarine
700
9C
Apr
Apr
Coghlan
Wood
6c
class
5,820
3.05
Feb
6.00
Jan
1.20
Mines
Wiltsey
Wood
28c
Warrants
Stanrock Uranium
River
8%c
Jan
Jan
"
A
Windfall
Jan
195
2.25
—-
27
18,900
14c 15 Vic
1.40
Wire
Steinberg
:8c
,
4.10
6.90
38%
•2,483
Yukon—
&
11
9% Mar
80
8c
40c
11 Vic
*
Radio
Sturgeon
200
Jan
Mar
Feb
7,826
4,500
—
Rock
5%
.
12%
Hardware
Mar
28c
Spooner Mines & Oils.
Standard Paving
Steep
6.00 Mar
33% Mar
III5
——
Pass
43c
10 %
Services-
Bros
1,510
10,682
Warrants
Jan
25c
Apr
2.45
Apr
3.00
1
f
class
preferred
White
Jan
10%
Feb
1.60
'
White
4.50
28c
Apr
38 %
1.80
500
34%C
Apr
1.38 Mar
6.60
8C
."
Jan
Apr
10 %
82
Stedman
2.00
•; 8c
——.—..
class
Apr
3.65
—•
class A
Uranium
1.85
2.75
*
B
5%
3.25
—-50c
Mines
Southern Union Oils—
Stanleigh
Apr
35
2,500
48c
preferred
30%
2.55 Mar
27c
Southam
Standard
30c
25"
35
1.52
*
26%
Standard
1,433
31c
■35
1.35
—
Petrol—,
Inlet
ADr
37% Mar
767
Warrants
Jan
1.20
A
i
.
Leaseholds
Apr
-
75c
500
14,113
Roi
Air
25
50
78c
2.88
Manufacturing
Spartan
28
•*"
.1.25
Gas___
class
*•
Feb
-4.60
230
78c
Slater common
Van
Apr
Jan
1.33
Petroleum
'
.
4.65
3.25 Mar
5,840
2.70
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd
K D
*
2.75
Siscoe
Blocan
21%
24
35%
*
Grocers
'
53 % Mar
Jan
22
&
Breweries-
Western Decalta
85c
3,425
"78c
Dairies
6,330
——
Jan
36
200
3.80
1
Standard
Sliver wood
8
22%
3.45
Quebec
Miller
Silver
Silver
Jan
7c
:::ii
Warrants
10%
4.00 Mar
6,928
50c
Gordon
Mines
Sigma
6.25
1
98c
Feb
8%
10
26%
•
50
Feb
Apr
99c
6.30
•
Copper
95
Mar
75c
Western
18%Jfan
Feb
89
640
36
•
Holdings class A
Shawinigan Water & Power com
2.25
3.25
3 %c Mar
34%
•
Naco
9c 10Vic
-
22%
Freehold.
Security
Apr
125
"
>
Mines—
Canada
16%
3.45
Selkirk
250
30c
„_1
.
16%
36
.25
preferred
1.00
3.25
.
1.48
f.
_
Ltd.
Products
4%%
Scythes
3,500
35
»
Oil
Malartic
liy2 Mar
85c
"debs"—
Pete
Jan
3%c
"
Jan
300
36
Petroleum
Jan
5%
Canada
Canadian
12
Gold.
Antonio
Sand
8%
1.25
34%
Petroleum
92%
Warrants
San
Jan
6% Mar
*
*
12
common.
Jan
Apr
1.89
1.02 Mar
23%
23%
—
55c
Shirriff Horsey
28c
9.50 Mar
Feb
10%
.West
3.18 Mar
Apr
10 %
9
Gas
Maurice
Salada
6.75
*
Mar
1.27 Mar
300
99C
;
Westburne Oil
81%
6%C
80c
;«_=
Jan
5.30
19c
Jan
Jan
120
1
preferred
Jan
Apr
Apr
8,373
3.25
Nickel
7c
75
16%
21%
24%
54%
Jan
7
1.85
Equipment
Petroleums" Ltd
6%
75
*
——100
18% Mar
22% Mar
49%
6.35
W
4.80 Mar
5,501
4,801
common—
Corp
Apr
1.10
7.
::_io
Mines
&
G
5.25
St
Jan
1.25
Feb
1.06
Waterous
*
5.00
3 %C
& Ref
Prod
Jan
6c
A
class
Cement
Lawrence
Jan
Apr
Jan
46c
Western
St
Apr
24c
82c
3,312
—1
26c
7.60
Industries
52
Apr
34,740
IIIlO
Trust
8%c
10%
Oil common.
Russell
—-
Ltd—.
Grey
Apr
5%
2.58-
Feb
3.55
6,960
20c
1.41
1
Mines
Apr
6c
66%
6.25
7
,
5c
6%c
_io
of Canada
Bank
Jan
18c
50
20c
1.06
—
13c
-
Jan
16%
49%
170
1.32
—
*
Ltd
2,033
75
Rights
6.00
*
19,600
33
Jan
9%
-
53
20c
—
6c
5%
i
Mines
Consol
1,376
24%.
53
common
—
16c
•
aoo
Preferred
20%
24%
—50
Explor—
Power
Preferred
Jan
28
Jan
25c
5%
50c
20
20%
-30
—
15%c
20c
Rockwln Mines.
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
L
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common.
2,918
Mines—*.
Canada
Upper
10%C
—*
common—
A
1.12
1.36
Steel
United
Feb
19%
pfd—20
Mines
1.05
6.20
19
16c
Uran_
1.05
14c
Apr
12% Apr
3,775
18c
Mar
8
9,600
3.75
Hill
5%C
Rupununi Mines
Rix
18q
3.55"
50%
51
Fortune—
New
Walnwrlght
Rio
51
18c
-1
—
.
Keno
15
18 %
35c
4,230
9c
Apr
1.80
18%
2
Mines
13
3.75
Oils
1.50
1.85
.___1
1
Chemical
Reichhold
trust
Fuel Inv A preferred—
9c
Apr
46c
Batten
&
Rayrock Mines
Mining
Realm
125
-X
class B——
Corps Ltd
United
11%
9.00 Mar
1.27
60c
8
-
25C
61c
Ltd-.
Mines
3,040
130
.50
——
—
High
,
9c
12%
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
9c
8
—
Preferred
Jan
16c
1.27
Mines—
Uranium
Oil
Ranger
Low
—1
__1
A
preferred
Mining Corp
United Canso voting
Jan
5.80
Apr
Mar
6%c
Class
United
RainviUe
Shares
Feb
80%
Mar
4:25
12c
Mines
Shawkey
United
Jan
18
'
Petroleum
for Week
Acceptance 2nd preferredGas of Canada common
Union
Jan
13Vic Jan
Apr
76
805
13c
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
13%
548
77
4.50
_100
Units
2.60 Mar
18,836
1
Quebec Metallurgical
6c
3.50
Mar
3c
1
Quebec Natural Gas
Ultra
11c
1
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Manitou Mines.
Quebec
Jan
17 Vic 19 %C
10c
—1
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
23c
1
Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
;
(Range for Week Ended April 29)
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Radiore
Monday, May 2, 1960
i
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Quonto
.
;
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ascot
.
.
~
Friday
Quebec
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1916)"
44
Jan
Apr
5.00
Jan
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
65c
Jan
•
26
Jan
a
12
Jan
18c
Jan
4.10
Jan
Mar
5.50 Jan
t
In
year's
range).
d Deferred
17% Jan
45c
No par value,
Odd lot sale (not Included
In
e
delivery sale
year's range),
(not
Included
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
*
Cash sale (not Included In
year's range).
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wl When
to
unlisted
delivered,
Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rlghts,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
trading privileges,
Number 5947
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1917)
NATIONAL LIST OP OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
rrht following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought
or
Par
/ Bid
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
which have
Aerovbx Corp
-1
Air Products Inc—
-*■
Alico I Land pevelopment Co—1
Allied Radio -Corp new com1
7%
preferred
Participating
—3
19%
Green
P)
wide national distribution.
a
27
1
16 Va
17%
53
Class
56%
•
,
39%
'19%
Heublein
22% l-
18%
Metal Construction Co_—10 ,
11%
Arvide Corp
*
V20%
Associated Spring Corp——
64%
Avon Products
— ——2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co-———1a.- <16%
12
Co
"21%.
|
High
67%
y
New
Tool„2
15%
Hamp
5
17
18%
Co
of
New
Mexico
5
l
22 %
34 %
23%
21
Corp
1
22%
5%
6%
Purex
Power
Co
Corp__5
;
18%
♦
.
40%
'••; ;
/ i 17%
i;
•-
Corp
Purolator
Ralston
45%:
Richardson
__5
36%
39
Riley
Stoker
110
River
Brand
Rice
112
Roadway
Co class A com_10
104
class
io
104
Co_
—/
1
Rockwell
78%
74
Roddis
Rose
___il
Engineering
9%
1
-
l
2%
Corp
Corp
6%
' 9Va
Corp_7
27 %
29 Va
1
8%
9 Va
1
3%
1
Prod
Scott
17
&
Fetzer
Pacific
Simplex
Skil
1
6%
.—1
-1
47
14
*
26%
28%
24 %■
26 V2
*
6%
47%
_—2
2
;
&
40 %
43
1
66 %
70
_•
19%
22
1
27%
29%
Pub
Southern
Calif
Serv
Water
Trans Gas
Pipe Line Corp
Transwestern
Tucson
Union
19%
Stores-—
Foods
Industries InC___—-__1
Paper Corp ADR——
Bowman* Products
common—*'.;.
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred__25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co—-110' ,
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc—__i.3 .
Brush Beryllium
Cp—i_'_l
Buckeye Steel Castings CO—J— * y::
Bullock's Inc——-———10
Botany
Burndy
34%
26%
287/e
33
35%
Class A
Iowa
Southern
34 %
Jack
23 %
37%
Canadian
26%
Telep Co____12%
Oil
Delhi
_10c
10c
12%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
19 Vs
States
Servaterla
United
States Sugar
53%
Carlisle
Corp
•
Cedar
Field
Point
Trust
Central Electric & Gas Co
Central
111
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Elect
Maine
Central
14 Va
10
25
Central
Vt
Public
Serv
10
6
18%
Citizens Utll Co
Clinton
Engines
Coastal
States
33 %c
13%
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
Interstate
Colorado
1
1
40 y
Gas
&
Co
16%
1
19%
19%
Consolidated
Rock
22%
Continental Transp Lines InC
Control Data Corp—
Cook Coffee Co—____—
Cook Eleotric
1
Cross Company
Crouse-Hinds
•
Cutter
Laboratories class
A—1'
Danly
17
7%
Detroit
Blower
Lone
Internat
Star
Bridge
81%
_50c
30%
24%
—1
45%
49
16
49%
21%
11
12%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry__._50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
21%
23%
12%
.2%
30%
—5
:*• 34%
5
36%
.1%
Co
Gas
•
& Electric Co
Marlin-Rockwell
Marmon
Corp
1
——.
Co Inc.—1
Herrington
Corp
Machine
McNeil
Meredith
&
—4..
Eng
Publishing
Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Class A
_
Mfg Co
1'
*Miss
Gas Co—
Utilities Co—;
'Mohawk
Rubber
27%
—
1
—1
Bradstreet Inc—
.1*
vDunham Bush Inc
-——2
Dura Corporation
Duriron Co
_i
—
;_2% "
-
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference,
62
Paso Electric
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Co
Inc
297/s
Gas
B
14
15 Vs
1
95
Equity
Oil
26%
l
Co
1
_
19
21
10c
'
Gas
Oil
&
Corp
Coal-
-1
3
9Vs
Gas
1
2.50
—5
> 11%
Pub
.—19
Serv Co
3
old
Olin
Ben
Oil
Coal
*
—1
5
Corp
& Gas
Corp
11%
12%
19%
26
27%
Pabst
43%
46%
Pacific Airmotive
Pacific
10%
Pacific
17%
Pacific
Brewing
Co
Co—
Corp^
-*
1
Far East Line_:
5
Gamble Robinson Co—5
Mercury Electronics—90c
42 %
Pacific
75%
19%
21
Packaging Corp of America—5
Pan American Sulphur Co—70c
2.50
19%
21%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
1
16%
18
10%
11%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
_l
sher Brothers Co
risher
Governor
Co
-
Foote Bros Gear
& Mach cl A__5
„
Class
Frito
B
>
"
5
Co
Garlock Packing Co
__1
Gas
Service Co
10
General Gas Corp—___—„2.50
Gen
Telep
(Calif)
5%
pfd
20
8
.
8%
Uranium Mines
Pepsi-Cola General
9%
10 %
Permanente Cement
21%
23%
Pfaudler-Permutlt
41%
45 Va
34
35%
7%
19%
7%
21
—5
34V2
37
44%
47%
42
44%
59%
(NY)_12V2
621/2
11%
13%
14%
1
50 %
53 34
8%
8
Companies
York
56%
59%
42
44%
National
10
(Chicago )_25
751/2
50
Co—
81%
346
328
28%
30%
25
88 V2
931/2
Bank & Tr Co_12V2
41%
44%
N J_
•
5
Bank—
Bank
111
15%
16%
114'/2
5
37%
39%
(SF)_10
32Vb
34%
York)
Empire Trust Co
s
6%
10c
1
Bottlers—1
1
42
36V8
54 %
57%
69%
731/2
44
49%
52V2
10
Pickering Lumber Corp
3% y
Pioneer Natural Gas Co——-•>
Plymouth Rubber Co
:—2
Portland Genl Electric Co—7%
8%
29%
50%
County N Y
-
29 Vs
145
152
40
43
43%
47%
101%
1041%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
25
York
51%
55
35%
38
City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank &
73
77%
7.50
36
39%
59%
63
Boston_12%
53
531%
12%
61
64V2
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
38
41%
National
Bank of Detroit
10
Bank of Westchester_5
National
Co
Trust
(Albany)
i
Newark & Essex
National
25
Banking Co (N J)
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Natl State Bk of Newark
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust (Philadelphia)—-20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )-12
Biggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
—-—
Royal Bank of Canada
10
York—5
Y)_—2
31
33V2
600
631
19
21
42%
44%
67%
71
'55%
72%
153
58%
76%
168
j
43
46%
68%
72%
30
33 V2
197/s
42%
Royal State Bk of New
18
39%
11%
64V2
Rye National Bank (N
10%
61
Natl
68% A
71 %
51
54%
National
45%
48
First
Natl
Phila—10
34%
37%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany—
10
State Street Bank & Trust Co
61 %.
64%
23
24%
57
611/2
59%
63V2
44
471/4
(N Y)_10
27%
297/s
2%
9i/4
10
55%
59
(Baltimore)-—10
Bank of Boston_12V2
Bank
651/2
69
38
40%
(Jersey City)_25
62
65%
Natl Bank
of
Chi-_20
Bank of Dallas——10
8%
24%
21
19%
13%
23%
36%
12 y
24%
25
69
of Stf Louis—20
68
73%
71 %
78%
81%
48
50%
County
First
Natl Bank
First
Natl
Bahk (NY)—20
City
Pennsylvania Banking
First
(Philadelphia)—10
First Westchester Natl Bank
Co
& Trust
St Louis Union
Roch611e_——
Trust Co
10
(Wash)—20
Seattle
1st Natl Bk
Second
Bank-State
Trust Co
First National Bank of
38%
3%
25 %
19
31 Vs
30
27%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Natl Bk
First
12
16%
9%
28 Vs
First
■
9
4%
-
60 Va
5
(Buffalo)
First
.
11 Va
227/a
33
(Camden N J—6%
Natl Bank (Atlanta)
10
Co
.15%
17% ;
36 Vs
22 Va
34
31%
First
5
19 %
18 %
12 Va
115
First
307/a
8%
3%
10 Va
15%
7%
36 %
2%
23 %
17%
22%
259
38
-33%
Trust Co__-—10
(Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—L-10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
76V4
21>*.
217/a
4%
14V-t
16%
34%
247
Fidelity Un Tr Co
7%
12'A
•
Ask
57%
New
Trust
&
105
30%
10
5
National
:_12
Nat
Bid
20
29%
of New
Fidelity-Phila
21 Va
Otter Tail Power
71
Florida Steel
Corp
:
-
28
'
1
39%
Financial Corp—*
10
71%
19V2
20%
:
Miss River Prod—10c "
1
E1™ Charter
'
6%
■
Gas
Pacific Power & Light Co
*
5
10
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
%
58
IIOV2
New
19%
3%
56 %
.10
13%
Co
Co
Consolidated Industries—1
Trust
71V2
1
(Chicago)
331/3
County Trust Co (White Plains
22%
52%
Corp
New
Trust
Passaic
Oklahoma
„
54%
Co
15? '
15%
" 23%
17%
Natural
-Northwestern
-
10
15Va
21 %
Federal Natl
Mortgage Assn_100
first Boston
,
14%
21%
*
Natl
Carolina
Northwest
•
Financial Federation Inc
46 Vs
Manufacturers & Trader*
68
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
50c
Gas
American
42
9%
9%
%
36
.
18%
Corp
Thermador
39
16
10%
43
Long Island Trust Co—
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
46%
(N Y)——50
Fairfield County Trust Co_:—10
11%
;;137/a
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
41%
43%
(Savannah)
Continental
16%
39%
8%
5
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
25%
of Cleve_-_16
Southern
Connecticut
•
24%
46V2
322
23%
Bk of Phila—10
Natl
Connecticut
28 J/4
.17
y y
141,
of Del—1
& Elec Assoc—8
.
15%
9%
34
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
42 V2
391/2
309
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
29%
247/s
_50c '
common
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
_
Co
Nor
22%
v
3
Par
10
(N J)
Commercial Trust of
...'
26
Corp——5
North Penn Gas Co-
22%
Electronics Capital Corp—1
Emhart Mfg Co—
7%
Empire State Oil
•
20%
Nortex
North
22
1
25 Va
Co__10
Ask
44
-_100
(Phila)
City Natl Bk & Tr
27%
1
Co
Bank
Cleveland
23%
21%
5
Co_5
Shirt Shops
Eng
Norris
7 %
20%
Oil
&
Nicholson File Co
.
Bid
20
&
Bank
15%
10
Class
26 Va
Yuba
A
Co—-
Trust
31%
14%
Supply Co— —10
Fuel
Chemical
11%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
34%
57%
j
6%
■/
(Texas)—*
■'■*
-l2
Corp
4
53
Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
26 %
24
10
Chase Manhattan Bk
66
10%
__1
National
-
Eastern Industries Inc—50c
Eastern Utilities Associates10
Economics Laboratory Inc—___1
,e
-24%
Wurlitzer
(N Y)-
Camden Trust Co
29%
National Cleveland Corp
42 %'
——
Co-
&
39
Conversion
Wood
4%
—6%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
45%
Dun
36%
Chemical
78
47%
Duffy-Mott
13%
7.50
5
Witco
Nassau
27%
2%
44
Co"Z^_5-
12 %
2%
24%
—
Co
St Trust
Broad
14%
Nalco Chemical Co
New
Sons
45%
1
Co
6
26%
Louis
Citizens
—1
Co
Virginia
Centl-Penn
1
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
St
39%
—5
Line Co_
Mississippi Valley
45%
R)
15Va
19%
Wisconsin Power & Light
3%
Boatmen's National Bank
'
>■2
__
of
Central Natl Bank
1
Inc
—
Valley Barge
Missouri
' /'' *,•
-7%
Mississippi Shipping Co
42 %
<.R
23%
14
Wilcox Electric Co
22%
71/2
22
23 %
Natural Gas
24%
6%
1
18
6%
(Newark)_25
York--—
Bankers Trust
37
..
of Commerce
of New
Bank
33
,
25%
5
Inc—
Minneapolis Gas Co_.
21 %
*
5
& S
T
Francisco)-
Bank
%
13%
—1
common
Laboratories
Miller
;
N
Bank
4%
3%
Steel
National
_
30%
1
42 %
20%
13%
McLouth
of America
(San
53 %
19%
Bank
36 Vs
45%
-
28 %
1
2Va
Par
21Vs
42 %
Donnelley
•
28%
22%
Co
19%
Madison
15 Va
v
21%
1
Whiting Corp
Bank and Trust
85%
Mfg & Sales Co____.
31%
Drackett Company
.
Steel
Macmillan
11V4
20 •?■.
Co—1
27%
20 %
&
36 %
"
31%
25 %
31%
33%
Ludlow
'
-___!_„2—_15
28V2
29
—•
Weyerhaeuser
2%
6%
29%
B_5
cl
com
5%
—1
Lucky Stores Inc
147/a
.14;
26 %
Manufacturing Co_*
Telephone Co__10
Lt
1
Co
Corp_„
6%
1
Ling-Altec Electronics
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
Inc.—— 1
Diebold Inc
•
Co
Liberty Loan" Corp.,
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Dictaphone - Corp
'
-25
5%
Lau
8Va
Detroit & Canada
Tunnel Corp_5
17%
-j**
17 V*
Specialties—_5
141/4
16%
18%
Landers FrarJ & Clark.—
Mountain
Machine
26%
13%
13 Vr
16%
Darling (L A) Co——
1 >15%
.Dejur-Anisco. Corp class A—1
13%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp—
10%
—1
14va
24%
5
Transmission
Point
1
12
5
Co
'T':'
42%
,16
491/2
10
Co
19
—1
Struthers Wells Corp
Co
Gas
Western Massachusetts Cos
1.25
41%
247/a
14%
Chemical
Brothers
Natural
50%
Corp__1
Corp
38 %
Koehring
,22%
14%
:•
Class B
./
Petroleum
3
-
Keystone Portland Cem Co__
12%
39%
.'V
Stekoll
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Miles
23
Cummins Engine Co Inc——5
8%
'
32V4
'
13
1
32 Va
5
25
Stouffer
27%
20%
,
8
46 %
class A—1
Inc
Swasey Co
46
non-voting
Works—
Reed
&
&
Western
Inc—
Hotels Delaware
Stepan
15%
11%
common—_1%
Inc
Co Inc—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
26
5
•
Co
Statler
11%
17
14%
Stanley
49 %
39%
io y4
45%
Company1
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co_—1
.Copeland Refrigeration
Corp
1
Craig Systems Inc!
1
Products
34%
22%
•21
25
46
16%
43%
Western
*
23%
351/a
41 %
West
1
10%
32
29%
-1
38%
37%
17%
9%
-
50c
36 %
32 >'
18%
16%
-8%
—I
237/a
17%
Products—5
27%
7%
_10
6 V8
Consol Freightways ——-2.50,
Common
6
10
32%
15 %
Westcoast
9%
25%
_10
20%
5%
*
8%
10
Co_„_
Steamship
Home
63 %
2.50
Mfg
&
Kentucky Utilities Co___
■10%
$1.25 conv
preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp..1
•Connecticut Light & Power Co-*
Stanley
43
•
.
E)
'
21 %
9%
Co_
—
—3
48%
Corp com_3
Gas
-
Kearney & Trecker Corp
17%
45%
1
Corp
Co
*
$1.46 preferred
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
33%
5
Electric
(A
Fruit
v
9
1
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Wesco Financial
Corp
21%
'
Steel——1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
7%
31%
-2%:
Milling & Elev
Colorado Oil
6%
1
Inc——
1
22 %
13 Va
Prod
Co
20%
14%
12 v»
Oorp__
Gas
59%
Co_„
l
4%
cl A
com
Common class B
-2%
Electric
Register
20
4%
Corp
Sprague
;
23%
51/2
Corp_l
Corp
30%
22
30%
Wash
60
Standard
22%
Chattanooga Gas Co
31%
5%
26%
20%
Telephone Co—
20
4%
51 Va
Co—i
-2%
2%
1
15 Va
47%
15
Speer
15
Corp.l
Corp—1
Inc
Warren
25%
13%
18%
Pressed
37%
;_33%c
Power
1
Mil
10
Utilities
Warner
17%
24 Vs
1
—_
Standard
25%
35
16%
Co —1
1
Tel
56
Supply__!
Water
30%
28 Va
I
Service Co__1
0—1
15 %
3%
24
..
States
Freight Sys Inc
Carbon Co—
14 Va
27%
3%
Co_5
7 Va
Co
Ketchum
25%
Co—j.—5
6%
Co
30 Va
Kennametal
3 %
Electric
0—1
Producing Co__ 1
Elec
Oil
28 %
24%
5
20%
1
Gjas
22%
Stand
45
Co—10
Gas
&
1
Gas
Co
Spector
."
5
Waddell
46%
Southwestern
211
17%
1
Inc
44 Vs
Southwestern
195
Co—-15
;
—25
25
Tel
Eng
Gas
13%
Upper
32%
Staley
10%
18%
ctfs„_
Southwest
.
12 %
Peninsular Power Co—9
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders & Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Vitro Corp of America
_50c
Von's Grocery Co
1
United
19 %
30 %
16%
58
42
split )*JL
2-for-l
(ex
Carpenter Paper Co—_1
Ceco Steel Products Corp——10
Union
2IV2
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
20%
18
43%:
5%
9%
Mills class B com__—25
Cannon
Southern
-
8%
20 %
Pwr
United
13%
5
1
Jessop Steel Co_
28%
4%;.
Ltd—__'_10c
24%
8
Corp
Leasing
16 %
Co
0—*
*
&
Gas
Chem
39%
15
Power
Lt
Nat
Texas
States
19%
Power
40%
Jervis
24%
Calif Water &
Utilities
& Heintz
Jamaica
37
Co__25
New
Spur
14%'
Co—20
Southern
:/
>, 14%
16% ;
17%
Co_______5
-
Jefferson
Water Service
37%
13
5
1
Service
Corp
;i,
California Oregon Power
> California
Public
Iowa
12%
13%;
Co—
common
Ttek
20%
11%*
-
Securities
Nevada
Investors Diver Services Inc— '
36%
TelJ—_i_5
Interstate
California
17%
38
18%
& Co——10c
Interstate
31%
35%
————.——1
Corp
Byllesby (H M)
V
16
Engineering
Southern
35
:.
Colorado
56
23%
Corp.—1
Corp__•
Interstate Motor Freight Sysi-1
18%
29%
Bakeries
Interstate
8%
7%v
1*7 vi",
Bowater
Interstate
7%
>'6%
Southern
52'
Textbook Co——*
20%
,
Elec
3%
50c
Co
States
»
•
Borman
Pipeline
United
43%
Co
Gas
1
United
15%
18%
Co—
Corp
Inc—
'
Southeastern
Corp
Tracerlab
72%
14%
40
.
Co
Inc
Towmotor
7Va
Co__10c
-IOC
Dev
Gas
*
-
Oil
Fibre Glass—*,.
Nat
2%
51%
68
1
1
Co__i._7%
.7%
»
Cable Co_—_*
(H I)
7%
6%
5
,
Betts Co
States
1
15 Vs
♦
-l5
5
2
Hl2
Shore
&
50%
—1
1
&
24'/4
'
Power
Wire
22%
7%
Corp
South
-
1
7%
(G
Sierra
.
,
Corp
29 %
6%
D) & Co
Seismograph Service Corp
.
King
Tokheim
12
27%
Inc
Co
33v2
Time
18%
Inc
Searle
31
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
35%
Inc
7%
1
Three
33
Co
Associates
4
6%
Thomas
Co_2%
u
warrants
Inc
Thompson
64
*
Tubular
Bemis Bros Bag
57%
Petroleum
Jacinto
Scholz Homes
.4%
18
53
1
Bantam
V'y-
16%
*
Petroleum
1959
3%
10
Thermo
_"„*
Sawhill
4
21 %
National
Textron. Inc
20c
—20c
Schield
OH Field Material—1
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
12%
Industries Inc
Texas
Transmis
Therm-O-Disc
60
Inc
8%
Houston
44
25c
Corp
Sanders
35 V
41
Reid
11%
7%
32%'
,
19%
Corp
10%
;
26%
ih%
Eastern
Texas
43 Va
24%
;
San
7%
A
Manufacturing
Marie
40
—1
23
__1
Houston Natural Gas
class
Sabre-Pinon
122 " 7
14%
?
Manufacturing CO——1 £' 13% 'b
22
y
Class A common__.__.i__
__l
'24%
43% ;-.s 46%
?Co_„—25<
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"!
'
12
13
•
13%
14%.
Beneficial Corp
!_1
Hugoton Production Co—— 1
77% '
81%
12%
Berkshire HathaWay Inc_l_—_5 ^ 11%
Husky Oil Co——
_1 ;v
4%
5%
32
34%
Beryllium Corp
—_*1
10%
9% .;
Bettinger Corp
—1
Indian Head Mills Inc
1
39 >
43 ' y
.6
6%
Billups Western Pet Co
-1—11
•"Indiana Gas & Water
22%
>21%
32%
30%
Black Hills Power & Light Ca_.il
Indianapolis Water Co
10
26
28 y
15% y •17 ■:?>
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc——1
International
Behlen
31/3
1
Inc_3%
Inc
21
•
1
Fearless
1
2
Co
Plywood
32%
Corp
Co
Mills
H)
124
30 Va
Telecomputing Corp
3
Myers
(H
13%
117
40%
12 %
Ryder Systems
10%
113
&
Robertson
Mining
preferred
5
28
5
Gas
Co
Express
Robbins
26%
_
Co
38
Co
Natural
14%*
14.%'.':'
13%
'
25;
Splendor
6%
Voltage
1
.
13
•-•
A_____1
1
Tappan
10%
26%
Corp
Purina
13%
12 %
Tampax Inc
Texas
30%
16
12%
1
Broadcasting Co
14%
1
1
-
41%
Inc
Taft
1
Corp
934
1
Ltd
Products
28%
Ask
1
Tekoil
174
Controls__l
&
common_____.;
'Houston
13%
44
'
Sugar
l
Inc
Houston
8%
•
19Va
165
Alegre
Greene
Corp
Propane Gas
Susquehanna Corp
36%
Punta
5
Stubnitz
Suburban
19%
Pub
Serv
Bid
9
of
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A—__L_
17%
/•
7%
12%
16
Hidden
8%
Co
Brick
Hewlett-Packard
21
>
1
Pub Serv
Helene Curtis Ind
21
21
B
6
18%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
V
42
v.:
.5%
Pubco Petroleum
17
Corp_.
(M A)
22 Va
Amer_l
Fire
Xerox
Hanna
Par
29%
20%
Inc__aoc
Properties
17%
Ask
28
5
America
16%
Bid
1
of
Chemicals
Haloid
28%
of
Producing
Co_
Society
Hagan
17
•
Co
Ask
Republic
36%
k:
15%
Corp_.
Mach
Mountain
Grolier
Potash
Bid
36 %
33%
<•
(A
Grinnell
45%'
Art
Oil Tools Inc__—— _1
Mfg Co_—————10
Baxter Laboratories
-1
Bavles, (A JI Markets-/——il
Green
49%
34
Bates
Corp
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
20%
f
-42 %
Baker
Finan
17%
'
46%
.
Cement
29%
16
Public Service- Co—5:;
Arksansas Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Cd—_——5-
Portland
Gibralta
8%
27 %
Arizona
Giant
39%
Ji
American:-Cement 'Corp.—-—5
American" Express Co
!—,5'
American Greetings cl A_——1
American-Marietta Co —
-2
American Pipe &*Const Co_—_1
Amer-Saiht Gobain CorpJ-7.50
Anheuser-Busch InC -----—.4 Arden Fatms Co Cdfnmon_——1* •*
Portsmouth
Par
11
10
Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
Utilities
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, April 29)
any quotation furnished
Par
Industrials and
45
Street
(Boston)—
Effective
April 15 name
changed to State Street
Bank
Trust
&
Co
Second Natl Bank of
10
39%
43
——-5
3l%
33%
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
52 %
55 %
York—10
(Chic)—-20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
47
49%
88
94
Trade Bank & Tr Co
35%
38
Trust Co
55Va
60
of
New
Franklin
Island
Hanover
Harris
Natl Bank of Long
N Y„-
Bank
of New
Tr & Sav Bk
Hudson
25
City).—8
16%
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
39
18
•
42%
I—
10
40
42%
Industrial
Trust Co
(Phila)—5
19
20%
Int'l
Bank
R
(Wash T> C)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)„
For
York)
1
.10
7%
.
37
'
8Va
39Vs
footnotes, see preceding page.
----20
Trust Co
25
of New Jersey
101/4
Bank of Commerce
(Cleveland) ——
United States Trust Co
——10
34
37%
(N Y)—20
94
971/2
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
56
591/2
20
22
53%
57
(Boston)
United States Trust
Industrial National Bank of
Providence
(New
Union
county National Bank—
(JersCy City N J)
Hudson Tr Co (Union
(Boston)
Sterling Natl Bank &
Wells
Fargo
Amer
Trust Co_10
46
The Commercial and Financial
(1918)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, April 29)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Bid
Par
Funds—
Aetna
Life
Inc
31.57
32.20
(The)
Mutual Fund—1
a24.33
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
-5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
4.29
Investors
Fund
1
al3.29
Inc—1
8.27
American
Mutual
Amer
Research
Fund
&
Fund
Johnston
21
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
24.10
25.15
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
21.30
23.24
B-3
(Low
1
15.71
17.14
Bonds 1
1
Pfd Slocks)—1
9.39
10.25
split)
Trust—-——*
19 %
1.46
1.61
Inc—1
5.00
5.46
"A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
5.09
5.53
B-4
(ex-3-for-l
New
Associated
Fund
Devel
Atomic
Fund
Mut
Axe-Houghton Fund
8.12
4.10
-
S-2
(Income
8.73
S-3
(Speculative
X16.46
17.79
50c
11.93
—1
1
Ltd-
;
Fund
Ltd
Life
Growth
Century
Chase
*
Ins Shares
3%
Monument Life
9%
National Fire
12.26
13.38
American
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
12.83
13.88
Bankers
&
12.90
X5.81
6.37
Bankers
Natl
12.09
13.25
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.19
6.78
Beueficial
6.66
7.28
Christiana
7%
of
Lexington
15.99
17.30
Life
9.37
10.24,
Loomis-Sayles
8.65
9.35
X13.46
10.61
11.48
Gorp—100
13.200
Commonwealth
Fund
Continental
Casualty
Crum
A
Metal
shares
Paper
136
9.53
Massachusetts
10.02
1
18.57
20.18
1
7.88
8.56
1
13.71
14.82
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
17 %
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
B
20.37
22.19
6.98
54
Diversified
Trustee
10.54
9.36
13.50
12.49
Stock
33%c
13.90
15.03
interest—1
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
al3.42
1
3.13
3.40
Home
Insurance
19.15
20.72
Home
Owners
13.47
14.56
Fund
..
Shares
Trust
beneficial
of
Securities Co Inc_l
Wide
Nation
National
Pldelity Capital Fund
X7.61
5.77
X7.64
8.23
1
9.88
Nucleonics
Chemistry
12.64
13.64
8c
-1
12.77
13.96
-1
12.13
13.11
-1
10.65
10.92
1
5.99
Oppenheimer Fund
15.90
Over-Tlie-Counler
18.34
Inc-1
4.13
4.52
10c
•
Franklin Custodian Funds
5.49
1
Iuc
6.00
2.10
2.30
10.18
'
11.07
Iuc—
Penn
lc
5.66
6.22
Preferred
lc
2.78
8.73
9.57
Inc
1
1.80
Capital
Corp—
1
16.24
17~65
General Investors Trust
1
6.74
lc
8.79
9.63
Group Securities—
Automobile slmres
AvlaLion-Eiectrouics—
Electrical
Equip
shares
I
•-
Shares—lc
lc
8.31
9.11
6.08
Price
lc
1c
12.23
13.39
11.80
12.92
Shares
Inc
10.88
11.41
2.50
.
8.37
9.12
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund Inc
6.22
6.82
■
Fund
(Geo)
Fund
Putnam
Growth
(Ex 50%
Scudder
Dist
13.25
7.64
8.26
13.94
15.15
dividend).
1
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of Canada
Scudder Stevens 8c
Stock
Common
Selected
12.48
13.57
6.70
7.32
11.87
12.83
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Fund
American
Inc
1
Shares
Peerless
Insurance
Co.;
24%
48%
52%
,_10
—;
10
1
79%
83%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)____1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
53
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic. Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl LiEe-Insurance—2
*"
83%
-
99
-
St
35va
Paul
Fire
&c
62
22%
Providence-Washington
94
33%
46%
; 66%
,
57%
.
5
Phoenix
*
:.
62
5
Philadelphia Life Ins. Co
Marine---
,22.
.
:23%
-
4%
5
.45%
48%
21%
24%
57
37
„
6.25
62%
.
40 3/a
,
,
54%
of
Corp
■
-
68%
44 %'
\
43%
Standard
Accident
Standard
Sec Life
79%
83%
Travelers
56
59
United Ins Co of Amer
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.
1
Amer
51"%
41
5
Co
U S
Amer
Ins of
20%
;
19%:
:
.
Life
;
57%
7%
Seaboard Surety Co.———
5
Security Ins (New Haven)!
10
Security Life & Trust Co
5
Springfield Fire & Marine
2
$6.50 preferred
—10
r
V 49
j.9
Ins
80%
41%
/
Seaboard
20%
8%
U
8%
50c
3%
43 %
46%
33
36 %
Insurance
52
,
503/8
6%
-
7%
26%
8
29%
76%
80%
44%
47%
37
3
in
Co
32%
108
47
—5
.
56
30%
2.50
Insurance—
Insurance
53
103
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
S Fire
•
.40%
(N Y)—2
Co..
8
37%
49%
10.
Ins
Guaranty Co (N Y)
U S Lire
4%
Ins„10
Life
39%
\
27%
29%
the
Bid
8.68
9.39
10.91
11.92
15.79
:
5%s
May
June
5.40s
16,
15,
July
4%s
6.29
6.90
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
8 97
9.83
Sovereign Investors
1
13.24
100
Aug.
I960—.
100.13
15,
1963—
100.10
96.28
2 %s June
1,
5%s
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
5 %s
4s
May
June
3%s
10,
10,
1960
23,
Sept.
March
April
4%s May
20,
Oct.
10,
10,
1961
13,
w
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7.46
•
34.21
7.23
1,
May
1962
100.24
1963
20,
101.3
94.24
1964
95.16
98.24
;
99.8
3 %s
4%s
March
20,
1968—
98
99
4%s
March
20,
1969
97.24
98.24
98
98.16
96.20
97.4
98.16
99.16
10,
1965—
98.16
93.16
1962
100.8
1963
1968
April 10, 1970
36.21
6.59
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe 8c Farnham
20,
April
101
1963
10,
Aug.
4%s
100
12,
1969
10,
9f<20
99.24
99.30
Sept.
Feb.
99.22
100.16
Nov.
April
100.25
99.18
—.
15)62
2%s May
March
4%s
99.30
100.20
100.21
1960
99.12
May 1,
4%s
99.27
4%s
5%s
99.28
100.16
1960
99.24
100.18
4 %s
11,
100
99.4
100.20
3%s
March
100.16
99.30
1960
20,
100.5
100.13
4s
99.29
99.25
1962
11,
Ask
100.3
99.12
100.8
1961
10,
point
a
4%s Sept. 20. 1961
lOO.lu
1961
1961
11,
Dec.
4s April 3, 1961
3%s April 3. 1961
100 2
100.2
99.27
1960
10,
Sept.
Feb.
1960„
12,
4%s
5%s
100
100
1960
Aug.
5.35s
of
5%s Sept 1, 1960
4%s Oct. 3, I960—
Federal Land Bank Bonds-
100.13
96.12
—
1960
15,
100.8
100.li
Sept.
32nds
more
Bid
100.3
100.11
I960
April
or
for Cooperatives—
5.15s June
1, 1960
100.2
100.3
1960
4%s
one
100.20
4%s July
1966
15.
93
94
1969
99.24
100.24
5%s Feb. 20, 1970
3%s April 1. 1970
103.24
104.24
99.16
5 .'/ns
103.24
94.16
97.24
;
4 %s Oct.
July
20,
,91
1970
1, 1970-1967
3%s
99.12
104.8
4 %s Fob. 15, 1972-19673%s Sept. 15, 1972
105.8
May
1,
92
1971-
•;
104.24
99.8
98.24
98.26
1972
2,
100.8
90.24
91.24
96
97
93.16
94.16
14.50
6.80
42%
32%
Banks
1960
15,
15,
17.30
lc
39%
30%
Ask
Banks—
4%s
1.25
2
2
;
Fire
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s
a9.05
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
(Edison B) Fund
1
Smith
City of N Y—
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent
4%s June
1
25c
General
.
Bond
Industrial
lc
shares—
Machinery
Institutional
r
Life
Standard
3 %s
Fund—
stk.
Fund
13.12
.1
Inc
Fully Administered shares—lc
,/■
—10
7%
49%
64
•
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
47/as
1
1
Puritan
6.67
(The) Slock Fimd_lc
Food
18~54
9.98
11.30
1
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Capital Growth Fund
Common
16.92
•
Inc
Putnam
Chemical shares
;
,
5.40s
50c
Corp
Fund
Fund
Quarterly
i"
Building
Securities
Philadelphia
7.33
,
Co
3 %s
al3.12
Pine Street Fund Inc
3.07
1
series
Inc
Mutual Fund
Square
Peoples
—
Fund
Securities
Pioneer
Common stock series
Fundamental Investors
N Y——12 %
56%
1
Jefferson
6.55
13.73
Florida Growth Fund Inc
;
10
(Fla)
5s
Inc—
Shares
14.71
General
Boiler
Federal Home Loan
William Street Fund—
Electronics
One
—1
—
12.63
Pounders Mutual Fund
of
54
-
76
.
10.68
Fund
Capital Fund
16.96
Fund
Ins Co
Indemnity Co—
-3%
39%
3
-
—10
Co
Insurance
8.99
-I
futures
Steam
&
8.35
——1
Fidelity Fund Inc
-5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
stock
Insurance
6.31
1
Stock Series
53%
32%
38%
13%
8.32
1
of Canada Ltd
T79
16 Mi
River
4.05
SLock Series
York
7.52
3.71
Income Series
England
15%
6.08
1
Series.
11.17
5.56
1
Stock
10.22
1
—
Series
New
1
36
12
18%;
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance
1
Series
Series
8.28
20c
1
%
50
43
78
-s ■
(D C)-1.50
,■
5
American,
Hartford
Series—
Securities
Balanced
Bond
12.24
Inc
Fund
Employ Life Ins
Insp
interest
National Investors Corp
7.58
Fund
Eurofund Inc
MuLual
Gov
Great
Corp
Mutual
11.45
a20.56
49%
21
30
Pacific
|', 50
,,
4
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_1
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Florida
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9.90
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46
5
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6%
5
—|—
14.70
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Inc
Ins
10
—2.50
Fire
53%
—5
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11.64
Fund
—10
Republic Ins Co.
X13.60
10.89
fnergy
35%
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\
46
4
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_1
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32%
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Growth
Industrial
Insurance
Gulf Life
3.07
Fund
2.50
F)
12.62
15.02
llectrouicx Investment Corp
Financial
Life
Government
Fund—
Life
&
Preferred
2.79
13.82
38%
5 "
2
63%
1
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Flills
Globe &
Inc
Fund
Dividend
1
36 %
Northeastern' Insurance—3.33%
36%
50%
5
22.08
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110%
19%
5
1
72
..
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11.55
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Stock
2.26
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Co
20.42
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Balanced
Fireman's
Insurance
1
9.28
Shares
&
3.33
Trust
——
beneficial
(Juits of
-
10.26
X8.47
2.50
Fund
Dreyfus
Baton
9.58
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E
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59 %
11.99
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Fund
Stk
Investment
Iuc
Missiles-Jets
15.28
10.90
-
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Series
7.63
15.13
Mutual Fund Inc
Growth
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
'
Fund
Diversified
Federal
1.91
:
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Growth
Investors
Mutual Shares
De Vegh Investing Co Inc
106
10
com—_1
160
59
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
19
Crown Western Investment Inc
Diver
beneficial
of
shares
Fund
Concord
Fund
—
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Massachusetts
Composite Fund Inc
York
AA
Fire
68
\
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9.22
Inc
153
5
3.29
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Transport shares
.—lc
Composite Bond «fc Stock
Delaware
.—lc
10.89
8.77
Accident Ins
8c
Line
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146
North
_5
Forster Inc
Old
13%
58%
54
346
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Co
2.12
lc
shares
Mass
De Vegh
—
Petroleum
16.10
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3.47
...
lc
shares
12.69
14.81
:
3.03
—lc
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General
1
Series
New
.332
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
-
shares
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Inc
21%
10
Assurance
Continental
—1
Fund
19%
-2
10
6.15
&
Corp class A—
New Amsterdam
Casualty
New Hampshire Fire
Life
al4.36
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Fund Inc
6.71
General
a24.44
of
9.96
1
—
Connecticut
Nationwide
33
16%
35%
0
-
Inc—1
Electric
Income
Inc
Commonwealth
18.42
15%
5
Ins
(Ky)
Can—1
Fund
Fund
11.61
1
Inc
Fund
129
16.85
;
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Co
Life
Commonwealth
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Managed Funds—
13,900
100
1
Boston Insurance
National
40%
,-35%
139,
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
14.71
._50c
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15%
11.88
14.53
Natl Life
Natl
22%
9.52
1
preferred
14? 4
13.29
44
4%
33%
44%
41
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59 %
*'■
4
317/a
—10
—
20%;
40
■
Life——1
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X10.87
25c
.—1
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Insurance Investors
Life Insurance Stk
„—1
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
Fund
Venture Fund
13.86
Loom is
Inc,
1
Inc—.
Trust
12.82
8.68
Boston-
Fund
Chemical
Fund
Lazard
10
(Bait)
55
5
—
(N J)—2
237
12%
8%
Life Ins
227
10
32%
2%
&
Shares Trust
Fund
Life
37
1
Shippers
17%
55%
Manufacturers.^
(Wash D C)—JL
Re-insurance
16%
52%
&
(Galveston)
S-4
Va
Fire Assurance—12.50
Nat
11.75
18
1
of
Merchants
Mercury
Ins
57
16%
Merchants
Amer
Com
25%
53
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty
1
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins__—5
Amer
10.81
Fund
Stock
National
13.98
Canadian International Growth
Capital
>3%,
Lincoln
Ask
23%
10
Inc
Co
12.06
1
Inc
44
25%
""
1
Corp
Insurance
12.81
1
Fund
5
Assurance
(Newark N J)—2%
Investors
10%
48 %
27%
3%
Companies
Life
Xll.05
Lexington
—
Home
9%
Life
12%
17%
13
1
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3
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1
Ltd
American
1
11%
16
11%
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of
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(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Canada General Fund—
Canadian
American
7.99
California Fund Inc
(1954)
Amer Ins Co
19.75
Fund Inc—1
1
Inc
Fund
Bullock
15.35-
1
Investment
Street
9.68
14.06
18.10
12.71
U
Fund
Boston
X8.87
(Income
5
Fla)
(Jacksonville
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
11.69
Ltd
Blue Ridge Mutual
Broad
Bonds)
Surety
Insurance
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
K-2
S-l
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
Priced
(Discount
K-l
8.83
3.75
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Fund
Research
¥.04
Development
30%
44%
12.59
4.C2
Istel
28%
41%
11.58
1
Investors
82%
1
1
7.05
American Business Shares
American
79
Insurance
Co
Title Ins Corp (Va)„5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co "
75%
Casualty
Aetna
81
Lawyers
83%
71 %
Aetna
11.84
America
Trust
Par
79%
10.54
Co
Investment
Inc
10
9.64
10.83
Investment
Fund
Companies
Ask
-10
1
2.25
7.62
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Ask
qf Boston—1
of
2.04
1.25
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
slis—lc
.
shares—lc
Bond
7.78
Petroleum
Railroad
shares
-
RR Equipment shares.
Railroad Stock shares—
Steel
6.01
8.83
shares.
Bond
14.33
5.48
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
8.11
13.09
2.10
Balanced
Stock
Fund
a27.09
11.45
Television-Electronics Fund
1
7.57
1
9.46
10.34
lc
6.35
6.95
Century Growth Inv-
6.25
6.83
11.86
12.89
Fund
6.03
Townsend
9.61
Growth
Inc
U
S
9.38
Twentieth
7.71
8.45
United
11.82
United
Accumulated
Fund
1
Growth Industry Shares Inc—I
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
18.87
19.44
United
Continental
Fund
I
United
Income Fund
al8.97
Hamilton Funds Inc—
10c
4.75
Series
H-DA
10c
4.66
Fund
Imperial
Capital
Inc—
|
-
Inc
5.19
United
a24.58
7.79
Income Foundation Fund Iuc iuc
2.44
2.67
Income
7.44
8.13
Fund of Boston
Tnc—1
Incorporated" Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
1
1
—
Value
8.51
10.35
11.25
13.55
14.81
14.78
16.07
1
6.12
6.69
Inc—1
5.14
5.62
9.01
.•
9.85
,8.24
8.91
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Line
Special
Situations
Fund Inc
Wall
10c
Street Investing
Washington
Investors
10.30
11.26
Wellington
Wellington
10.47
11.45
Whitehall Fund Inc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.26
6.85
Fund
Growth
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Recent
—lc
5.25
Bid
Power 5s
Ask
1990
98%
99%
Australia (Com'w'lh of) 5%s_'80
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4V2S
1979
98 »/4
British
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s
1975
Canadian
1.969
Carolina
Pacific
Ry 4s
Pwr
& Lgt 4%s
1990
4%s
1982
Illinois Light 4"%s_1990
Chance Vought 5%s
1977
Coastal States Gas
Producing
Carrier
Corp
Central
6s
1980
Collins Radio 4%8
1980
Commonwealth Edison 4%s„'90
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Duke
Power
5 Mas
1990
El Paso Natural Gas
5'/4S_l977
Perro
Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General
Genrl
Acceptance
Developm't
197(5
6s
conv
General Port Cement 5s
Oen'l
Hilton
Tlre&
Hotel
Louisiana
1980
68—1975
1977
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6s
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Power
&
12.85
1984
Lgt 53-1999
124
Fund
14HP
12.15
57
103
Inc.
11.72
12.84
1
Pipeline
2000
99
National Can
87
90
National
94
Brass
Fuel
105
97%
5%s
103%
Public
113
114%
6.32
106%
Uran
5%s
79
86
100"%
*
83
88
101%
99
10-1-59
5 20s
111
2
12-
1-59
1 59
101%
of
Okla
95.22
92.20
99.14
99.18
1
1963-
91 4
1OL10
89.26
91.12
101.20
90.2
10112
101.16
102.12
102.16
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■
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l%s
1964
1
47/nS N0V"
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88.20
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1- 4-60
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87.28
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10- 3-60
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12" i"60
100.15
4.40s
100 10
100.17
100 12
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100
100.2
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2-60
2-
1-61
100
100.2
99 870
June
2
1960
n«S00
June
9'
I960
nn
99 817
99.763
June
16
I960
22
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100
June
23*
102%
June
30
79%
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4%s
5%s
Westco^st Trans 5%s
90
93
99%
99%
Line
—1980
July 28,
August
1971
126
89
1960
I960*
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92
9J'29J
1960
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1960
99.025
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99.010
98.949
98.899
98.835
98.889
98.75o
98.810
98.709
98.646
98.491
98.649
98.583
98.4bo
98.387
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October
October
October
January
99.070
98.96,
1960
1, I960
8, 1960
15. 1960
SePtemb*r 22, 1960
September 29, 1960
°Ct0ber 6- ^SO—
1960
1960
98.415
98.300
98.376
98.338
98.230
97.434
98.269
97.492
98.339
27, I960—
15, 1961
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129
1970
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1960
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1960
July 15 1960
July 21, 1960
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September
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1960
97
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1963
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1973
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1962
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1962
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Rate
1977
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148
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9.74,
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98%
15
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1
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Fund
Growth
Wlsconsin
8.91
3.54
.
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BondsAlabama
4.80
Winfield
7.88
1
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Foundation
Institutional
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8.23
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lc
shares
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12.38
2 32
5.50
8.56
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1
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—
9.68
,
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Notes
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14.43
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Inc
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8.77
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1971
88
1988
85
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OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
91
88%
New
^ork^tock^chanae1
exchange.
?no« stock, yield prlcetNew ?fBtJ
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issued,
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
Number 5947
Volume 191
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the course of
United States for which it is possible to obtain
cities of the
the corresponding week last
4.0% above those of
be
ago.
Pre¬
$27,037,574,378 against $26,002,452,228 for the same
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 3.0%.
center
At this
Our comparative
York
1,896,016
—
1959
1,373,000,000
1,209,387,044
—
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
York
2,103,425
5.1
4,341,779
+ 19.6
1,085,000,000
1,442,000,000
4,263,482
+ 26.5
3,471,410
6,964,570
—12.0
6,358,911
4,242,416
6,099,135
+
5.1
3,506,668
3,849,079
6,619,262
+
22.8
26,581,970
15,899,735
25,801,063
+
3.0
6,143,626
17,165,887
14,361,885
+ 10.7
17,912,698
6,941,523
17,872,231
18,764,640
1,448,902,734
1,219,868,897
+ 18.8
1,150,083,876
1,510,469,292
——
_
Jersey—Trenton
(11
1,561,199
—10.1
—
4,090,920
■
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
1,870,409
3,109,086
1,945,458/
3,775,315
♦4,300,000
8,128,948
■
1,238,000,000
851,411,725
City
Kansas
Louis
—■
cities)
5.1
+
491,893,386
Francisco
_—.——-—
._
__
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
—
—
______—-—.
—
460,692,323
+
749,417,193
+
+
9.2
619,146,826
+
+
Total
(7
Ten
cities,
five
days—
cities,
five
days——
—
Total all cities, five days—_—
cities,
5,309,972,115
..
3.0
+
12,903,081
6.0
443,499,721
456,139,087
0.6
1,328,709,150
1,382,624,891
508,895,722
1,611,351,261
Virginia—Huntington
5,708,678
Virginia—Norfolk
12,181,934
+
+
4,485,356
+
7.0
18,112,285
21,461,146
+
0.1
206,825,148
8,693,399
+
7.4
7,681,780
473,083,437
406,963,482
+
16.2
Columbia—Washington—
139,876,672
131,763,178
+
6.2
356,872,145
131,148,756
192,678,169
7,650,167
410,801,493
115,699,938
(6
Total
896,203,791
818,678,138
+
9.5
724,719,849
752,746,269
—
<4.0
29,361,887
129,719,338
380,700,000
5,552,335
—
_
cities)
8.4
$27,037,574,378 $26,002,452,228
4,079,735
+ 24.5
20,279,000
246,392,536
District of
3.8
+
4,586,543
21,705,376
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
8.4
979,728,989
+
246,489,405
9,340,223
"III
South
' 2.7
+
4,898,644,940
$25,975,579,955 $25,022,723,239
4.0
l,061,9i94,423
day——————
one
51,334,200
11,488,806
12,848,346
+
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
$20,665,607,840 $20,124,078,299
—
___
55,177,800
8.0
—13.6
1,620,243,461
cities)
Richmond
Other
+ 18.9
15,611,706
18,434,878
8.3
389,042,322
59,032,400
15,919,283
478,132,521
6.3
526,113,831
"
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh"".—IIZ
4.6
575,590,618
+
6.8
+
400,738,062
.
,
398,800,000
670,379,539
____
417,200,000
796,869,000
______—
—
12,058,733
262,417,238
523,728,497
—
663,618,122
16,856,094
I!
~~
13,268,154
268,697,826
3.6
332,978,356
687,909,778
70,181,000
~
Mansfield
6.7
+ 53.8
0.4
12,780,077
331,585,783
..
.
Youngstown
810,444,380
19,659,002
,,
"
ZZ1Z1
—
Cleveland
Columbus
3.1
—
574,779,653
____________
—
Baltimore
Cincinnati
3.0
+
1,247,874,739
1,155,000,000
.—
Boston
All
1,148,000,000
5,391,462
6,131,648
.
Ohio—Canton
■■' 7o
$14,097,949,431 $13,684,546,685
*.—
—
Philadelphia
S.
4,557,458
$
$
2,516,273
+ 71.3
2,224,276
4,323,344
1957
1958
—33.5
1,106,913
*2,000,000
;_
Philadelphia
Reading
sum¬
1,879,068
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
1960
------—__—;—
Chicago
San
——
Chester
New
Inc. or
Dec. %
1,249,611
Lancaster
for
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
April 30—
Ended
Week
St.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
weekly clearings will
week in 1959.
Ended April ?3
$
week follows:
for the
New
Week
1959
$
Bethlehem
47
District—Philadelphia—
1960
chief cities
Our preliminary totals
year.
stand at
mary
year
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 30, clearings
01 the
all
a
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the
liminary
Third Federal Reserve
bank clearings
Clearings this week will show an increase compared with
Bank
(1919)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
all cities for week
Total
Tennessee—Knoxville
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
issue of next week.
our
as
press.
Ac¬
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
the elaborate
In
For that week there was
the whole
this center
at
Outside of this city there was
showing
an
increase of 5.9%.
a
gain of 7.3%, the bank clearings
the cities according to the
We group
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that
District the totals show
New York Reserve
Reserve District of 5.0%
an
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 18.8%.
a
decrease of 3.9%
The Chicago Reserve
6,551,769
6,084,729
309,557,736
+ 24.3
307,612,889
264,742,421
+16.2
7,187,051
,
Mobile
4,149,463
2.8
255,294,378
228,596,381
+
17,739,117
Total
(10 cities)
16,448,080
+
7.8
623,711
+
239,005,275
1,615,602,266
Orleans
4,737,166
+18.1
681,643
274,777,944
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
1,490,580,851
+
+
13,860,481
4,616,406
"
237,953,736
176,863,193
13,969,542
9.3
613,886
545,636
+ 15.0
214,753,394
205,251,556
8.4
1,303,321,784
1,184,533,629
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne_
Indianapolis
the San Francisco Reserve District the totals
3,523,205
register
Haute
8,966,401
16,045,374
-
102,317,000
11,785,333
9.4
10,735,553
9,996,933
—10.7
83,900,000
76,860,000
7.0
9,201,592
11,010,181
3,667,572
137,288,040
—
—
5,171,038
4,769,053
+
8.4
3,568,408
175,982,547
'+
7.3
160,070,180
8,392,695
7,969,684
+
5.3
7,375,550
56,864,115
55,766,505
+
2.0
42,486,702
19,929,644
20,529,991
—
2.9,
17,951,408
—
1,304,455
Decatur
.
—
Rockford
1,189,042,961
6,821,554
15,847,309
\
>11,300,000
;
___,
1,418,331
1,513,915,566
8,260,491
16,860,059
Chicago
Peoria
17,283,645
9,636,296
188,881,338
City
Illinois—Bloomington
*
Springfield
18,536,701
24.7
10,962,101
—
Sioux
but in
2,152,554
7.1
+
91,409,000
lowa—Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines;—
increase of 5,2%.
an
2,554,811
+
9,505,450
14,538,078
.
—_
—
Terre
8.5
17,739,483
11,853,798
*
,
3,248,493
18,994,510
:
South Bend
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
in the Dallas Reserve District of 4.8%
and
8,144,274
Wisconsin-—Milwaukee
gain of 20.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.0% and
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.7%.
totals record
417,400,000
318,348,210
Alabama—Birmingham
In the
0.6%, in the Richmond Reserve
District by 9.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 8.4%.
a
in the
improvement of 6.0%, in the Boston
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by
District has to its credit
29,083,840
134,832,795
5.8
Macon
country, having amounted to $26,539,554,237 against $24,892,878,684 in the
week in 1959.
same
5.4
+
incrase of 6.6%, the aggregate 6learings for
April 23.
an
+
451,100,000
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
able to give final and complete rsults of the previous week—the week ended
are
35,644,753
160,822,377
477,400,000
Georgia—Atlanta
the week ends
figures .are not available at time of going to
Saturday and the Saturday
34,234,043
169,477,095
.
Nashville
—
10,828,494
7,265,367
7,507,656
8.01
6,261,800
46,049,792
13,915,514
1,342,173
1,387,668
+ 27.3
1,012,639,311
+
21.1
5,534,376
+
6.4
14,105,006
1,182,318,900
6,071,748
13.128,504
8,657,617
8,219,991
—
+
+
6.2
CO CO
6,689,841
5,047,359
1
Total
In the
following
we
furnish
a
summary
(17 cities)
■
—
1,658,882,929
1,989,667,749
+
20.1
1,414,985,525
1,549,626,602
+
6.4
383,600,000
+:
8.3
180,062,983
2.7
141,321,634
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
I960
Week
Ended
3rd
12 cities
York
9
Philadelphia
9th
917,697,180
873,741,068
+
5.0
12,835,521,766
+
6.0
14,233,170,068
1,448,902,734
1,219,868,897
+18.8
1,150,083,876
"
1,620,243,461
1,611,351,261
+
0.6
1,328,709,150
+
9.5
724,719,849
8.4
1,303,321,784
1,184,533,629
+20.1
1,414,985,525
1,549,626,602
818,678,138
1,490,580,851
._17
"
1,989,667,749
1,656,882,929
4
••
9
839,973,322
week ended
our
707,764,550
572,373,888
540,248,895
8i0,362,960
—
3.9
657,218,024
597,838,740
—
4.8
548,687,607
+
5.2
1,234,773,602
24.892,878,684
+
6.6
24,735,230,992
12,483,654,628
+
7.3
10,875,853,198
detailed
statement
,
707,764,550
690,038,583
District—Minneapolis—
7,017,690
—
_.
8,246,677
483,004,008
485,898,747
179,940,754
10,620,741
11,143,001
North
Dakota—Fargo_
South
Dakota—Aberdeen.—
Helena
3,308,090
—
3,907,528
6,451,347
—__—~
Montana—Billings
1,261,336,204
April 23
14,954,014
16,941,621
—
713,415,986
708,638,915
—
—_—:
Total
$
(7 cities)
_
6,577,024
—14.9
6,449,008
7,554,489
+
0.6
2.3
385,160,563
150,153,621
363,996,272
+
+
137,935,896
-
4.9
8,147,313
+ 18.1
3,950,051
1.9
5,846,138
12,667,194
12,508,342
572,373,888
540,248,895
—
—11.7
8,746,737
4,094,389
5,412,770
1958
Dec. %
Hastings
1957
$
St.
v
*
3,028,382
2,733,187
5,543,275
+
17.3
6,066,351
7,047,112
741,017,750
721,601,087
+
2.7
716,148,027
3,604,365
1.2
3,397,698
4,131,699
—
Joseph
—
Total
(9
1,017,279
811,759
—
+ 22.0
772,761
618,980
10,294,618
186,705,067
—35.6
9,181,311
149,061,565
5,400,426
30,180,204
7,776,305
141,642,184
508,156,029
543,815,292
12,727,771
15,147,623
6,927,420
810,362,960
7,389,440
38,036,639
—
+
1.4
+
40.0
+ 11.0
9,996,875
5.0
6,414,660
27,786,325
391,293,417
11,796,944
6,115,951
3.9
—
657,218,024
597,838,740
6.6,;
—16.0
+
4£1»185,9:74,
14,003,844
cities).
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1,607,399
+ 22.9
1,360,817
1,758,882
3,708,259
3,135,883
+
18.3
3.994,002
4,027,772
14,529,241
13,552,567
+
7.2
12,732,480
16,056,313
Fort
13,576,934
12,478,362
+
8.8
10,626,071
12,376,156
Galveston
55,360,189
.IIII"III~I"~I
-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Worcester
IIHHIIIIIIII'
Connecticut—Hartford IIIIIIIIIIII
Springfield
0.4
632,327
778,928,629
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
1,976,170
Bedford—
1,414,534
791,611,429
3,562,275
——
7.5
6,504,734
Lowell
+
"
7,274,906
——
Wichita
'
t
0.7
1,408,672
771,320
■7 6,628,046
189,375,551
10,347,913
42,238,421
—1
__.
Missouri—Kansas
3,311.400
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
Kansas—Topeka
Inc. or
3,559,629
Massachusetts—Boston
New
2,779,933
5.0
184,043,659
Omaha
1959
Boston—
Portland
ew
.
showing the figures for each city for the
1960
First Federal Reserve District-
Minneapolis
years:
at—
Maine—Bangor
Rhode
cities).
Ninth Federal Reserve
11,371,069,276
$
New
9.0
—
21,354,151,459
13,398,651,407
April 23 for four
River
(4
Minnesota—Duluth
530,752,343
603,804,273
■"
Tall
■
1,463,800,764
Week Ended
Clearings
+
+
160,883,461
690,038,583
0.7
26,539,554,237
Outside New York
City____^_
add
5.0
+
1,539,444,376
-
108 Cities
now
+
708,638,915
575,111,419
"
Total
: 799,646,862
778,928,629
"
________10
.
713,415,986
•
"
6
12th San Francisco
*
"
7
11th Dallas
Total
752,746,269
+
896,203,791
1,615,602,266
City
3,018,051
799,646,862
416,700,000
214,600,776
165,328,035
443,300,000
232,500,540
1,382,624,891
"
Louis
3,289,321
,362*100,000
193,666,531
131,732,258
2,539,794
839,973,322
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,510,469,292
"
Minneapolis
Missouri—St.
10,410,398,875
"
6
,_A
10th Kansas
943,537,136
'
859,423,069
13,604,363,324
"
__J0
___
Chicago
We
$
7
Richmond
8th St.
Dec. %
11
6th Atlanta
7th
$
1957
$
1958
$
4th Cleveland
5th
Inc. or
April 23—
1st Boston
2nd New
1959
47,065,576
+ 17.6
45,472,107
42,360,320
Texas—Austin
-
Dallas
—
Worth
Wichita
—:
~
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Haven
29,236,560
23,652,320
+ 23.6
21,345,188
41,006,000
34,932,500
+17.4
32,909,500
29,834,500
3,659,439
3,256,334
+
12.4
2,342,446
873,741,068
+
5.0
859,423,069
943,537,136
9.2
10,078,088
9,746,949
4.5
477,873,844
—13.4
33,876,575
453,966,497
36,940,637
+
—
—
5,157,000
4,681,049
5,799,662
—11.1
7,166,061
—34.7
5,962,936
16,107,750
13,775,648
+ 14.2
14,533,164
6,596,000
7,555,765
15,946,495
603,804,273
4.8
548,687,607
530,752,343
195,568,920
203,036,883
6,363,000
2,459,386
917,697,180
42,275,615
29,140,380
Island—Providence--—
12,548,516
522,238,771
575,111,419
:
Falls
13,704,779
498,856,168
36,604,673
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
....
1
Total
(6
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
New
York—Albany.
"
36,788,923
Yakima
___,—.___
223,329,804
—
6,033,006
6,222,412
—
252,124,181
118,216,728
224,642,657
113;658,656
221,941,790
Washington—Seattle
—,—-
0.6
3.0
4,812,642
5,161,466
+ 12.2
187,504,660
179,356,580
4.0
92,123,847
26,691,918
98,669,020
.
Buffalo
30,434,926
25,060,747
6.3
128,031,744
136,263,115
+10.7
2,273,136
3,557,040
150,085,179
3,571,174
Jamestown
York
Rochester
3,226,421
3,860,073
3,361,009
13,140,902,830
12,404,224,056
45,641,634
44,277,541
28,370,889
+
^
-IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII
_IIIIII II_I
Syracuse—
29,013,861
Connecticut—Stamford —111—111—
(a)
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey—
Total
+ 15.6
140,700,223
Thnira
New
31,827,552
(9
cities)
„
.
<
92,056,294
N
—
111,828,312
96,054,480
13,604,363,324
12,835,521,766
Utah—Salt
Lake
2,741,919
3,817,305
+
5.9
13,859,377,794
9,983,082,183
+
3.1
37,066,744
23,116,792
—
24,091,943
Francisco
San
Jose
(a)
+
24.2
70,054,688
25,122,334
Santa
—______
-
(10
—
cities)
—
+
—
2.0
30,035,712
+ 17.6
18,482,395
19,698,818
4.3
660,608,532
+ 12.3
27,378,388
680,338,599
24,049,466
808,169,790
41,509,545
774,666,326
13,143,976
19,855,848
14,057,255
1,539,444,376
1,463,800,764
+
5.2
1,234,773,602
1,261,336,204
26,539,554,237
24,892,878,684
+
6.6
24,735,230,992
21,354,151,459
13,398,651,407
12,488,654,628
+
7.3
10,875,853,198
11,371,069,276
36,954,975
14,736,448
+
6.5
9,837,519
9,780,260
+ 34.7
11,764,781
11,209,400
—
31,221,372
77,061,044
+ 16.4
80,072,325
14,233,170,068
10,410,398,875
Grand total
90,264,298
6.0
+
Barbara
Total
35,051,597
20,480,634
34,357,569
Pasadena
34,949,437
2.3
City
California—Long Beach
San
+ 14.8
(a)
74,094,639
Oregon—Portland
Outside
(108 cities)-
New York City
♦Estimated,
—
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
certifies
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
Texas
6%
CERTIFIED
BV
RESERVE
FEDERAL
APRIL 22,
BANK
and
Unit
Monetary
Noon
Buying
for
Rate
Cable Transfers in Nc.«
(Value in
York
Money)
United States
Friday
Monday
April 25
April 26
S
$
S
.0119928
.0120114
Free
Australia,
Belgium,
.C200600
franc
Finland,
.00311228
.210600"
•" •V
.00311228*
:
Ireland,
pound;
lira-
203860
.239782
.239782
.209800
2.810040
:
2.809480
2.808303
Malaysia, malayan dollarMexico, peso
.328500
.328366
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.265190
of
South
.265190
.235190
'
.140256
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*
v
.
.0349500
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,
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,
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.193675
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.230450
,
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;
.193650
-
.230518
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2.79o854
2.808000
2.797768
2.808260
A
Corp.
2.809350
McCord
Mead
April 20,
April 29,
1960
others
1959
::
Gold
1960
certificate
account
___
18,112,644
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
953,826
Total
F.
R.
gold certificate
of other
notes
Other
cash
Discounts
banks
__
and
Industrial
49,598
112,303
17,387
19,467
<-+145.289
11,539
+
a'A1',.
securities:
Bills
A-va
+
and
U.
—10 142,733
S.
loans
Other
U.
Total
bought outright-
under
repurchase
25,458,229
agree't
+
55 300
—
—
32,000
35,900
+
164,733
S.
Loans
32,000
30,986
;
—
and
——
dealers
for
purchasing
or
138
+
institutions:
U.
S.
Govt,
securities
25,490,229
+
29,300
132,733
—
finance,
Loans
personal finance, etc
Total Joans
from
Cash
in
collection
Bank
and
securities—
+ 165,039
120,316
—
Real
15
U.
5,674,571
_____
—715.503
103,330
___
assets____.,____
+
207
+
8,087
19,679
+
128.161
—
343,093
:_
+
.
319.237
,
foreign
to
assets
52,167,614
—
V
LIABILITIES—
'•
'
■
'•
"
r-. —
,
1*.
Federal Reserve
—489,097
•
27,207,791
Treasury
286,132
+
Member
U-
reserves
Treas.—general
Foreign
17,853,078
+
55,900
595.853
_
+
76,666
—
35,708
+
52,665
account
169,870
Other
299,475
Total
Deferred
deposits
availability cash
Other liabs.
&
18,918,276
—
items
4,738,761
dividends
accrued
-
43,395
—525,157
129,994
+
—
1
+14.9.523
184,675
11,372
liabilities
50,908,223
—508,037
—
Other
396,753
~
accounts—
Total liabs. & capital accounts
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to
deposit
bilities
ances
18,668
and
F.
R.
note
52,167,614
—489,037
on
L.
with
3
preferred
B
—2,289
,
domestic
banks
banks
of
shows
the
the.
Federal
following
of
weekly
Reserve
reporting member
in leading cities
System
districts
for
a
industrial
total
increase
brokers and dealers and
or
loans
carrying U. S. Government
creased
tutions
$60
$436 million.
increased
$12
to
increased
million.
in
nine
Loans
to
others for purchasing
and
other
securities
Loans to nonbank financial
in¬
insti¬
S.
adjusted
Government
demand
demand
Foreign
million.
Other
loans
increased
bined
total
13
—
35
+
1,786
+
61,285
deposits..-.
2,682
of
increased
Treasury
$521
notes
million
and
U:
and
S.
the
com-
Government
5-16
5-
2
7-
'
2
1
+1,147
'•
10,542
i
banks
43
.
631
—
4-16
4-16
Reserve
loans
valuation
1rtLNot available
dividend
95
10
—
19
+
and
269
—
46
—
587
2,267
—
135
_________
General
5%
Gas
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
loan
banks
items
reporting
and
are
form
found
list
a
of
stock
common
after
shown
corporate
called
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
5-2
5-13
6-13
Va %
4-20
4-29
-
"•
6-13
"
5-20
5-20
6-
1
5-16
$1.38
6-
1
5-16
Ltd.—
class
A
(accum.)
t25c
6-15 A
5-20
•
25c
6-30
16 Vac
5-15
4-29
$1.10
System
revised
July
'
5-
2
4-15
6-10
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mining &
dep.
receipts
Investors
preferred
$2.50
8,
prior
Diablo
(C.
conv,
pfd.
stock,
1951
1
1430
,
Mav
1
1318
&
Class
(quar.)
1973_
series.
~
Inc.,
7%
~pf<l (Va~) "
Jun
6
1982
jun
1665
4%% subord, debsLexington Water Co, cumul. pfd. stock, series B,
Matheson Co., Inc. 6% cumulative
preferred, stock
Seabrook Farms Co.—
—
3%% supp, s. f. debentures due Feb.
1, 1962__
or
6%
__
2
1435
_May
2
1670
1566
Inc.
(stock
(quar.)—
dividend) '
May
1
1559
(quar.)
preferred
Welding
6-15
4-15
15c
5-
2
6-
1
5-16
40c
6-
1
5-
2
5-13
5-31
6-20
■-
G-
6-
$3.50
5-13
1
Co.,
5-
5-15
5,
2
1
1
4-20
-
4-22
5- 9
class
A
Corp
5-
6
2
4-16
6-
1
6-10
:
7-
4
•
5-31
6-
3
9-30
9-
2
X5c
1-6-61
12-
2
6-15
5-20
$1.50
5-
2
4-7
120c
5-
2
t20c
8-
1
7-25
120c
11-
1
10-25
$1.75
4-25
—
from
(quar.)—
a—
net
5-14
4-29
9c
"I
Corp., class
6
1
5-
12c
series—
Company
5-
6-
15c
X5c
—
IIII "—III—II
quarterly payments
vestment income
5-17
115c
15c
_
Both
4-15
6-10
50c
15c
———Ill-
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
5-
i20c
^
(quarJ
(quar.)
Maohine
Lead
Video
1
6-
2%
—
National
5-27
5-23
7-
2%
;
(quar.)
Tea
2
6-10
30c
15c
Co., 7%
pfd. A (quar.)
6% preferred B (quar,)—
National Life Assurance
(Canada)""(quarj~I
National
5-27
Manufacturing-
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
a
(quar.)„
Stock
5-27
2
8c
preferred
Securities & Research
Preferred Stock series-
1
1
2
6-
55c
_
stock
National
-May
-May
2
7-
Inc.—
A
National
5-
5-16
75c
net investment income
pay¬
common
a
v
6C
■
Company (quar.)
cash
Key
5-12
$1.25
____—31—I
Dairy 'Products CorpT~~(quai~)"II—Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada
National
4-12
5-24
62 Vic
_
1,
Co.—
debentures
G.)
60c convertible
National Electric
Class
Inc.—
Rubber
Mills,
Airlines.
Ltd.,
2
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Chemical &
Stock dividend
National
4-12
5-
t20c
(quar.)_~
common
Co.
Co.
Marine,
National
2
t$1.75
Investment Fund,
National
4-15
5-
—
:
(quar.
Quarterly from
in
4-15
92c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hardware, common
Vernon
2
2
Service—
A
preferred
Mutual
Mav
approximately
preferred
Moore-Handley
5-
Chemical-
7% preferred B (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.,
redemption!
1962_
-
5-
$1.50
w
participating preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)_
Class
1.
$1.20
$1.12 V2
$1.05
—
Co.—
preferred
7%
bonds, notes
for
(quar.)___
(quar,)
Moody's
de¬
Page
due Nov,
Col of Georgia—
debs., series 1953, due May
Inc.—
System,
&
5-
1
$1.07 Va
Moore
gross.
redemptions
debs., series A,
debentures series H due
Tire
6-15
18c
(quar.)—.
able
Co.,
subord.
1
,
B
Power
American
+1,119
Discount
cumulative
Columbia
6-15
7-
40c
—
C
$3
Company and Issue—
4.50%
1
15c
„j__;
preferred
National
capital
7-
7-
x(quar,)—
preferred
$6
115
Banks
on comparable basis;
be
Reduction
5-16
7-15
(quar.)
Marking
4-20
4-28
$1.15
—
Co.,
Rubber
Montecatini
912
—
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicled
5.90%
com.
(quar.
preferred
$4.20
44
—
+
including
American
4%
6-15
'
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)i-__
4.80%
Nassco
Alleghany Corp.,
5-31
J;
4.50%
Fund Notices
preferred
35c
(quar.)
(Robert)
Montana
Mount
wil]
5-10
(quar.)——
Service,
participating
Mount
Below
38 %C
.___.
preferred
Cement
preferred
4.40%
199
+
1
1,253
________
1959,
Gas
preferred
Mitchell
$1
'
292
—
1,374
—
of
5-16
Ry. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
Public
Mohawk
795
+
1J83
+
30,402
of
15c
37 Vac
Louis
Fower.4.40%
Stock
+1,657
^
banks
Exclusive
St.
Portland
$5.52
Borrowings:
+
&
Missouri
$4.30
deposits:
Other
4 V* %
bills
6-25
4-20
5-16
_________
$1.14
80
deposits:
5'/a%
$95
4-14
Monongahela Power Co.—
deposits
Interbank
Air
million.
Treasury
1
loans
of
4-15
■>
5-31
$1.09
739
LIABILITIES—
partial
and
*
2
__________
(quar.)
688
+
the current volume
Commercial
2
5-
$1.22 Va
:
(quar.)
(quar.)________________
—
securities, and $1,483 million in U. S. Government de¬
posits, and an increase of $1,147 million in demand
deposits adjusted.
1960:
(quar.)
Abrasive
Natural
—
changes for the week
Increases of $616 million in loans
adjusted, $1,683 million in holdings of U. S. Government
ended April 20,
*0
4-14
5-31
'
$1.10
preferred
8
—
136,850
.
6
—
3,605
___,
.
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
principal
2
5-
5-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
191
+
—
2,691
;
Condition Statement of Member Banks
statement
A
(quar.),
preferred
Murphy
condition
11
3
Electric—
Missouri
—3,103
360
—
j
7-10
5c
___
4.36%
111,991
+
1
2
5"•
15c
50c
&
Missouri
5%
2,952
+
(initial)
A
(quar;)
preferred
Morrison-Knudstn
168,203
5%.
class
Gas
5-
•25c
(quar.)
(Fred),
preferred (quar.)_
Mississippi Power & Light—
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The
dividend
$4.60
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
7•f,—
Co.—
25c
Mississippi
650
—
54J
—
13,121
1,227
assets—net
Federal
1.3%
+
9,690
Banks
coin
and
others
.1%
—
6-
Power
Mississippi Glass
—6,042
+1,047)
4,815
with Federal Reserve
From
'
$1.11%
&
4.56%
assets/liabilities
duction
accept-
for
indebtedness
securities
From
207,027
+1,683
'
782
X
17,772
93.602
—
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Light
Piping (quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
699
60
26,187
5
lia¬
41.3%
liability
purchased
19,352
—
1
3
Minneapolis
13
+
years
After
5
years
to
80,659
—
____
87,830
combined
Contingent
+
+
7-
3
Monarch
_
362
774,808
_
capital
+
95c
6-
4.90%
46]
1
Interbank
___
+
14,728
+
Total
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus
+
12,577
securities—total
1,560
Time
CAPITAL
+
year
Other
52,118
—
—
bills
Domestic
Total
':<■
9j
160J
15
U.
+
+
5-23
Co.—
Midwest
521
Demand
5,662
—
loans
•—
1,428
banks
103,645
—543,938
5-13
5-14
1
Mid-West
+
534,297
—
1
6-13
7-
X
+
Currency
35,489
—
6-
6-15
•
35c
—.—
$1.08%
X
441
Balances
bank
S.
5-13
(quar.)
17
1,599
Reserves
—107,960
1
preferred
4.40%
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Other
,
•
•
notes
Deposits:
commercial
Treasury certificates of
207.027
—
754
loans
Government
S.
Within
Total
6-
3
Michigan
178
'■
4-22
$1
(quar.)__
Meyercord Company (quar.)
Michaels, Stern & Co. Inc., class
132
—
2
3
6-
112
+
—
banks
domestic
estate
Other
cf
process
premises
Other
26,065,402
foreign banks
items
::'
4,271
1,620
to
Loans
Due
7(
2J
2
5-
5-
50c
(quar.)
Edison
5-
5-16
S1.1834
(quar.)—
Co.
5-16
37 Vac
(quar.)__
*
Sales
Other
Total
15c
(quar.)__
6-
$1
125J
+
1,114
: J
6-15
1
Meyer
—
6
•7-1/
62 VaC
7-1
Stock
•
\
6
5-
4-29
7-
42
+
5-
5-15
96V4C
Class
—_—
—:
financial
*?•+.
•
1
Common
carrying:
securities
securities
nonbank
311
1
6-
50c
5-27
3-28
97 Vac
4.45%
+
6-
4
4.35%
-V* v'.-'A"
—603
42 V2C
$1.06>4
(quar.)
B
Stores
preferred
Mexican
-
2v
(quar.)
X
5
5-27
1
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
t
-
6-14
7'■■■
preferred
12
—
,
25c
2
4-20
.
preferred
616
pur-
6-15
5-
.
3.85%
+
892
-
-
for
_______—1,500
Government
to
3.80%
818
+
5-13
2
(quar.)__
common
A
Company
+
-
or
securities
Other
Held
preferred
+2,291
67,728
loans___—__
carrying:
Government securities___
Other
10 142,733
+
—
2,483,771
__
.
164,733
—
13,010,298
Bonds
loans
+2,131
103.605
^-.L—_____
brokers
to
adjusted t
industrial
and
Agricultural
Loans
105,033
—
adjusted t
Commercial
■■
55,300
8,503,993
——_
—
Notes
investments
Loans
Loans
chasing
1,457,167
investments
and
5-
50c
+—
A
8
3.90%
1959
I960
1960
(In millions of dollars)
loans
1
Bought outright—
Certificates
Total
882
550
—
4%
Mercantile
April 13, April 22,
April 20,
j.v^V/'A
Inc.
Corp.,
preferred
Mengel
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
4
29,866
Frank,
Shoe
Metropolitan
673,966
—
Government
S.
V
37»/2C
-
,
4-
,
15c
&
43/4%
' Increase ( + ) or
.
43,282
+
25,000
+
545,307'■
—_
■
717.248
—
1
-
125c
•,
8
6-15
'
6-30
1
Special
million.
$135
decreased
/AA-, '■
—
413,530
*
advances
loans
24,999
—
501,203
.
Acceptances—bought outright—
U.
—
19,966,470
reserves
Meier
Melville
*-
25c
—-
7-
5-27
r,
5-14
4-29
1
5-13
5-16
4-29
in¬
20c
22 Vac
6-
:
5-13
«
1
6-
——
(s-ul—
5-13
•-•
5- 2
"55c
(initial)
common
1
-7-
15C
62 Vz C
(quar.)——
Telephone,
■•A
10c
(quar.)—.—
common
preferred
preferred
5%
Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $160 million.
rowings from
Decrease (—) Since
April 27,
:
Federal
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—
V
.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks decreased $46 million and bor¬
thousands of dollars)
(In
Corp.,
4 'A %
the
reflecting
,
Meadville
Treasury financing.
new
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
largely
million,
5-13
J
6> 1:
7-29
:
.
common
5-13
A*6-1
6-
(quar.—
new
1
93 ?4c
:lquar.)—__—
pfd.
Mfg.,
6-
A
9334c T
;;
(quar.)——
Common., (quar.)
Class A 5%
conv.
$1,147
of Rec.
•-
933/4C
A
Porcupine
McQuay-Norris
increased
Holders
55C
A.
'85c
Mines Ltd. (quar.)„__
(Arthur G.) & Company (quar.)—
Machine & Engineering Co.—
McNeil
bonds
.
Where-
--------
common
preferred
Mclntyre
suspended.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
•
.
Payable
•
(quar.)
Corp.;
$2.50
McKee
♦Temporarily
A
(quar.)—r
common
preferredpreferred; (1S45 series) .(quar.)——
$3.75 preferred
(1947 series) (quar.)_A__
3%% preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
Mayiair Industries (initial)——
McCall
2.797509
.230443
.230412
2.798983
2.809480
2.799541
2.810040
;
Per
'$3.75
'
pound.
pound sterling.
1818
Share
.
$3.40
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1962
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franc
new
mark.
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1.037843
1.038776
1.037526
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deutsche
rupee
Japan,
.0203550
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markka
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
India,
1.036458
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rupee
France
.0200600
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Date
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,
i.036531
Canada, dollar.
Ceylon,
.0384062
1713
CALLED
debs.
(extended)
—■—May 1
Western Development Co. of Delaware—
convertible debentures due 1970——————May 24
2.238525
2.237450
.
.0384362
1
s.
due
.0119869
.0119856
2.237657
.0384062
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_
1, 1961
Ltd.—
f. debentures due Dec. 1, I960Fearless Corp. 6%
conv. subord.
Houston
$
$
.0119856
2.238629
2.239075
pound-
schilling
Austria,
5%
April 28
April 27
,_May
_
1369
Mines
Uranium
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 22
peso—
*
1
Company and Issue—
Pronto
Argentina,
1
,
May
ISSUES
ENTIRE
Country
.-Jun
—
debentures due 1978
—
Union Acceptance Corp.,
Ltd.—
5V<% debentures, series A, due Oct.
AH30
TARIFF ACT OF
UNDER
1479
i
6'/a %
1960 TO APRIL 28, 1960, INCLUSIVE
o
1
^
1977—
1,
June
due
1
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
TREASURY
TO
debentures
r——.Jun
—
May
debentures due Nov. 1. 1977
Eastern Transmission Corp.—
6%
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
EXCHANGE
the
1930,
Page
St. Louis—
of
debentures due June 1> 1968—,—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.-—
43/4</t
Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Pursuant to the
Co.
Investment
Securities
Number. 5947
191
Volume
.
.
Per
\
['i«
dividend
i
*—
—-
5%
5-
2
5-16
5-
2
35c
5-15
4-29
Plymouth
60c
5-15
4-29
Pope
5-30
5-
2
5-30
5-
2
*|j.
5-
Hamp^i^^nsuranc^
N0W
Jersey
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Company
York
1
6-
7
5-
2
4-19
Prince Gardens
6-
1
5-13
Procter
North
5-12
Prudential
Public
4-19
7-
6-
4.64%
6-15
-..
15c
15c
15c
,25c
35c
15c
...
2
4-11
5-
2
8-
1
11-
1
Pure
NorthSern'utTntieZud",
of
New
Inc.
Oil
Co.
.
6-10
5-31
5-
9
4-25
6-20
5-31
Gas,
8-14
6-
1
5-
5-
2
4-18
5-
2
4-18
A
Racine
1st
Ralstor.
s-a)
Machinery,
Co.
$4.40
Outlet
Reichhold
Chemicals
(Canada),
Ltd.;
Paper
Pacific
Pan
Gamble
Chains
$1.10
5-13
4-29
preferred
1st
(s-a)
5%
Y
Rheem
3
_______
Pacific
;__
5-13
4-14
Richfield
5-13
4-14
Rio
1
4-29
6-
5-
2
4-20
$1.19
f:
7-
1
6-20
Robbins
$1
7-
1
$1.50
6-20
Pall
Lighting
6-10
5-13
5y2%
6-10
5-13
Robinson
Class
6-10
5-13
20c
5-25
5-
25c
5-
2
4-22
4%
6-
5
5-10
4.10%
Class
eabody
Coal
6-13
5-13
4.10%
6-
3
5-20
Rochester
5-13
4-15
%
5-13
4%
5-14
4-22
Rolland
(quar.)—
(quar.)-______
—
(quar.)
IcYt Preferred (quar.)_.
Preferred (quar.)
voting Common
Ltd.
Pe,K 1 Circl-
Pi5iJai»mffrmutlt
jadelphia
Germantown
&
(quar.)
"
10c
5-
2
0
"
5-
2
83/4c
3iy4c
5-
6-1
-
5-
2
6-15
4-
—
Chemical,
"
preferred
(quar.)______
8-
1
7-20
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97y2c
8-
1
7-20
5-31
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
4.60%
preferred
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
27y4c
8-
1
27y2c
8-
1
7-20
30c
6-
1
5-
2
36c
6-
1
5-
2
33c
6-
1
5-
2
com.
preferred
(quar.i
Preferred
(quar.)
quar.)__.
;
.___
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)__________
$27c
10-
1
9-15
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
1-1-61
12-15
$1.44
preferred
Telephone;
(quar.)
5-16
4-29
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
5-16
5-
6-6
5-16
6-15
1
(quar.)
6
6-10
Cash
5-13
5-10
5-10
-
5-
dividend
only
on
5
-2
4-
5-16
6-15
after 50%
split
Special Investments & Securities,
4y2% conv preferred (quar.)
A
(quar.)
B
5-
4-15
Spiegel, Inc.,
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
3
6-20
6-10
Standard
6-10
Standard
1
;
2
$4.50
convertible
Stamford
6-
1
$1.60
6-
1
Water
(Conn.)
1
(quar.
preferred
40c
6-
1
5-16
30c
6-
1
25c
5-
2
4-14
flOc
5-
2
4-11
3%
6-
1
5-13
30c
6-
5-13
6-
1
5-13
Statham
Stauffer
preferred
(initial).
Instruments
Chemical,
6-
1
5-16
6-10
5-19
75c
6-
1
5-
6
Stein
$1
6-
1
5-
6
Steinbergs, Ltd.,
J25c
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
2
5%%
1
5%
5-
2
4-15
7-
7
6-15
Sterchi Bros.
7
6-15
Stern
Co.
of
Stores
5-
6-
1
55-
-
6-
1
6-
5-
1
2
5-
4y2%
preferred
($50
par)
(q'uar.')_,
4y2%
preferred
($50
par)
(quar.)—
4V2%
preferred
($50
3-
2
4y2%
preferred
4V2 %
preferred
par)
(quar.)
($100 par)
(quar.)
($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred
($100
5-31
4-25
5-16
5-
2
25c
/
1
Stern
&
4y2%
Stern
6-
1
Stouifer
9-15
9-
1
Strawbridge
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
Struthers
J6C
—
6-15
6-
(quar.)
6-
29Uc
Oil
Corp.
1
5y2 %
6
preferred
Sunshine Biscuits,
5-
6
Superior Electric
34 %c
6-
1
5-
6
Superior Propane, Ltd.,
div.
(8
each
shs.
100
Corp.,
shs.
or
5-10
5-13
Scotten
4
5-20
5-
5-
2
4-15
2
4-15
2
4-14
$1-25
2
4-14
25c
6-
1
5-18
$1.20
6-
1
5-18
$1.25
6-
1
5-18
5-16
2
4-18
Class
6-10
5-13
8-
1
1
B
Taylor
&
4.32%
5-14
—
.
.
6-20
7-15
7-15
7-
6-10
5-20
6-10
25c
1
9-30
9-10
7-
6-10
5-
1
2
<
*
4-22
15c
5-13
4-29
5-13
4-2S
5-25
4-14
.
to 52c) sub¬
19
8-31
8-16
11-30
11-15
7-
5-
6-10
5-31
1
5-13
4-13
6-10
33c
28V8C
6-15
5-
6-
1
5-
5
6-
1
5-
5
6-
3
(quar.)
5-10
5
5-p
6-15
tlOc
t35c
6-15
6-
5-31
1
7r 2
6-15
25c
25c
5-14
4-20
5-14
4-20
20c
5-14
18c
$1.08
$1.04
$1.27%
20c
5-20
—
:
(quar.)
common
class
*
1
00
______
5-15
27c
_____:
Gas
Transmission,
dividend
preferred
dividend)—
com.
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)——,—_——
4,90%_ preferred, (quar,)_——j
.—
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)_
——
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
$4.56
preferred
$4.64
preferred
$5.08
preferred
Gulf
Co.,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Producing Co.
Texas
Industries,
Texas
Instrument,
common
4%
5-15
55-
5-15
5-
2
5-2
2
2
4-15
2
6-15
6-
i
2%
6-20
6-
6
5-31
5-
6
35c
6-14
5-
6
6-16
5-20
7-
1
-6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
$1.28
$1.31 V4
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
$1.12%
$1.18
$1.25
t40c
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
7-
1
50%
——
(quar.)
Service
5•
Corp.—
preferred
Electric
4-20
5-15
20c
(stock
A
Management
semi-annual
preferred
Texas
ject to approval of shareholders on May
5-16
4-29
preferred
Texas
t20c
(quar.)
5-31
6c
common
5%
7%c
(initial) ——_
—
Mfg..
4.64%
1
7-
3iy4c
8-16
11-15
4iy4c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.60%
6-
68 %c
,
.
25c
preferred A (quar.)__———.
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) —
1 Increased-quar.)
——
r-<-
4.25%
4-29
10c
5%
Shell Transport & TradingFinal of 3s 9d tax free (qual
5-12
5-20
.
5-16
8-31
11-30
5-13
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.,
Shares
Stock
4.10%
1
7- .1
3%
5-31
56V4c
$1.12Vi
$1.12y2
31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)_________—_____—
class A
Fenn
Tennessee
5-12
1
$1.25
—
3%
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
1
6-
.
4
5-27
2
(quar.)._
Increased
4-29
6-
35c
Inc.
preferred
Television
7-15
35c
6-10
—$1.10
pfd.
preferred (s-a)____
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)—
4.16% preferred B (quar.)—
5.10% preferred C (quar.)
7-15
8-
t25c
$1.25
4%
5-20
mv»c
dividend
Candy Shops, common
B
(initial)—.
4-20
1
$1
& Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seabright-Oswego Falls (quar.)
Seagrave Corp., com. (stock dividend)
51/2%
preferred (quar.)
——
5%
preferred (quar.) _____—
Sealed Power (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., common-
Class
2
55c
(quar.)______
(quar. )__L_____
Dillon Co. (quar.)_:—
Stock
56-
85c
Co., common (quar.)_„
preferred
25c
4-
2
10c
(initial)
preferred
Talon, Inc.,
Telechrome
5%
See's
55-
6-30
1
5-
10c
Scythes
<
6-
6
7-15
15c
27 %C„
$4 preferred
2
5-
1
5-
6-
37 %c
.
;—
—
—-—
Scott Paper
4-20
9
5-16
~35c
(quar.)
4-20
10c
Monthly
4-29
5-
4-14
4-20
A
common
common
5- 2
,
25c
pref. stock
held)
series
6-10
12-15
5-
4-14
5-10
$20c
$1.40
2
3
6-24
5-
10c
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.
5-
5-16
27 %c
9-15
12-30
25c
(quar.)—___
5- 6
(two-for-one split)— —
9-30
$1.25
56c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Arms
6-15
$1.12 V2
___.
common
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com.
4y2 %
preferred A (quar.)_;
5-
6-30
4-29
25c
Corp.,
1
;
4-22
$1.25
$1.25
56y4c
(quar.)
Sun
6
5-15
56%c
.___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clothier,
&
Wells
Co.
par)
5-
1
6-10
5-14
Inc.—
5-25
Works—
32 %c
Textiles
preferred
6-
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
6-15
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
6
6-
—
3
25c
—.
preferred (quar.)
_____
Ltd. (quar.)_
Schwitzer Corp., 5y2%
preferred (quar.)___
4-30
35c
2-
5-17
50c
5-13
6-30
t60c
(quar.)
4
5-
17 %c
———
5%
6
5-16
—
4-30
5-
5c
Corp.
(quar.)
Schlumberger,
6
1
—;____
j._—____
4-
5-13
5-15
6-
Schering
6
6-
—_
4
25c
J15C
1
87V2c
30c
f$1.31
—
!____
(quar.)_
5-16
(Michaels) —
6-
$3.40
1
—._
Corp.
Ltd.
Canada.
29}£c
for
5-13
6-
,____
:_____
pfd. A
Lithograph
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
I
preferred (quar.)
29 %C
Stock
4-15
6-
(quar.)__
common
Stecher-Traung
Steel
7-
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
—;___
(Ay) & Company (quar.)____
10c
_____
(stock
3y2%
5%
4-15
t56y4c
5-20
1
1
1
5-16
6-
6-
2
1
Standard
4-20
5-
1
Railway Equipment Mfg. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B (quar.)
1
1
5-16
6-
5-13
6-15
6-
6-
5-13
5-
6-15
30c
5-13
5%
6-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
1
6%
6
6-15
Packaging Corp.—-
1
5-13
5-
pfd. (quar.)__
2
5-
45c
(quar.)__
2
5-
6-10
$1.12V2
(quar.)
5-
5-16
(quar.)
preferred
$1.60
preferred
5-16
Dredging Corp.—
Standard
9c
4-15
2
37V2c
(quar.)__
Fuel Co., Ltd., 4y2%
6-15
t$1.06%
4-15
5-
20c
(quar.)__
1
:___
5-16
5%c
Sons
&
common
50c
(quar.)_____
4-15
17c
6-
conv.
Schenley
4-18
6-
20c
56y4c
6-
—
5-16
shares
___j___
Kellogg
6-15
/
50%
Inc.—
(quar.)
Spencer
6-20
:
Spector Freight System—
5-10
2
7-20
on
6-
—
6
5-
common
4-20
2
(quar.)
Industries, Inc. (stock dividend
and' class B shares)
5c
Corp. (quar.)_—
Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,, class A (quar,)_____
5-20
3%
6-
6-10
com.
common
6-13
—
common
Water
Jose
Savage
5-20
97>/2c
Spartan
5
37 %c
^
(quar.)___—___—
Sangamo Electric Co.
5-20
6-
90c
Southwestern States
$1.23%
preferred
5-20
6-1
15c
$1.06
$1.06y4
$1.16
,
80c
pfd. series B (quar.)
preferred series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
5V2%
preferred series E (quar.)_.—j——
Salant & Salant, class A (quar.)
1
58y2c
$1
/v
v
3.70%
4-29
4.70%
4-15
.
(quar.)___
&
4-15
5
Class
preferred
4%%
5-14
5-16
1
2
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
5-16
1
6-
5-13
6-30
$1.20
(quar.)—
Paper
(quar.)
Louis-San Francisco Ry.,
San
6-13
1
1
5-
(initial
common
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
4
5-18
7-
6-
Public Service—
5-
New
v.
tl5c
Ltd.,
Company
$5
4-29
7-
4-30
7-11
4-22
4.70%
5-16
4-20
5-13
—
4-15
Management
$5
4-14
RR.
Heusen Corp.—
dividend on common_________^—
Preferred (quar.)
7
c°ke
(Dallas)
2
3c
Croix
$5
4-25
$15c
75c
Stock
_
St.
4-29
^JJJPs-yan
,
Co.
4y2%
St.
5-20
10c
Norristown
(quar.)__
Insurance
5-16
10c
(quar.)___
A
Corp.,
Ruberoid
5-23
5-13
4-29
2
5-
5-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Ryder System
5-20
5-31
8c1
5-16
$1.10
Quarterly
5c
6
6-10
'
$1.50
preferred
5-31
25c
Ph,i®- (quar.)
Inc.—
4-20
Roxbury
8-25
2%
tl5c
(Quarj—IIIIIZ—
Co-
2
2%c
3
5-
14c
Co- tquar.)
'Petrnm Machine & Gear Co. (quar.)
ppQhte Corp.
11preferred
6-
1
14c
(quar.)_I
SW JeWRlers,
Morris,
5-27
2%
(quar.)_
dividend-.
Pennlt0CS
Perw
5-
Southwestern
11-30
19c
(quar.)
12-10
Service—
(quar.)
Life
(quar.)
Rothmoor
Fibre—"
common
Electric
preferred
8-15
5-31
21c
Drug Corp., common
Southwestern
4-29
4-29
9-
2%
__.
PpIS
>
Paper
B
4%%
4-20
57V2C
_
(quar.)
pfd.
Southwestern
4-29
5-14
9-15
6-10
9-2%c
4-20
5-14
Semi-annual
Investors
(quar.
Corp.
Rosaria Mexican Foods
5-25
8%c
;
Pp««
Stock
preferred
Class
6-15
1
t$1.50
(quar.)
Non-voting
Transit
4-22
6-
5-13
6-15
25c
(s-a)
$1.02%
Royalties
6-30
4-11
y
20c
5-11
Mills
Southwestern
Carpet (quar.)——
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
11c
4-11
2
10c
6-14
$1
4-22
$1.50
2
5-
25c
$1.02%
4-22
2
5-
$1
1
4.40%
10-29
$1
7-
Paper
Southwestern
4-22
5-16
'
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.18%
5-14
t45c
(quar.).
<9Uar->
noncumulative
preferred
preferred
4-20
:
5-14
10c
(quar.)__
\ Chemicals (quar.)___
ennsyWania Power Co., 4.24%
5%
2
1
27y2c
"
5-31
Southland
5-
11-
27y2c
(quar.)
common
5-20
343/aC
5-14
30c
PeSh rnC,)-CTpany
noncumulative
4-15
(quar.)
common
4-22
5-16
4-15
>
(quar.)
2
4-22
(quar.10c
_
Power,
Class
(quar.)
5-14
7%c
(Canada),
Penobscot Chemical
preferred
5-14
50c
■■■
•
Preferred
Nevada
5%
6
Co.
Railway Co.—
2
(quar.)
4-22
7-
4-15
2
"6» 6
$2.38
5-
(quar.)
common
4-22
8c
preferred
/
6-
Chemical
&
(s-a)
preferred
30c
4-22
A
(quar.)
1
35c
6-17
20%
5-14
$1.50
common
dividend
preferred
5y2%
6-18
about
to
5-14
25c
___'
-
nQf ,u^ Co>
Stock
4.o0%
Equal
preferred J
(quar.)__
preferred K (quar.)___:
4.95%
5-14
2
5-
68c
6-10
75c
5-14
60c
'
common
7-
93 %c
Controls Co., com. (quar.)
Rockwell-Standard
t22%c
-
(quar.)_!
Brewing (quar.)
6- 30
rets.—
30c
&
enman's, Ltd.,
6% preferred
v
15c
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
1
7%c
pi! 5nv,ertit)le prior preferred
Pearl
Fertilizer
5-
preferred F (quar.)
1
27V4c
4-15
t7%c
(quar.)
28Vac
paPer
Southern
4-22
55c
37 %c
common
2
15c
34%c
_____:
2
5-
59c
(quar.)
12 %c
31V4c
___
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
15c
,——|
6-
6-
4-20
5-
59c
10c
3iy4c
(quar.
pIk!?" Aarchment
5-
Electric Co.—
&
7-
J3c
5-12
5-12
30c
31'Ac
Company, 40c pfd. (quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
Drugs, Inc. (Kansas City)—
preference
(quav.)
I5c
preferred
Southern
50c
(quar.)
28Vac
.___j
(S. C.)
2nd preferred
1
1
5-16
Co.—
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
Inc.,
(quar.)
Gas
4%%
27%c
_j_
B
?
Dnllin8
Parkview
4-15
66-
;
t62y2c
(quar.)
20c
1
(quar.)____
Rohm & Haas Co.,
(quar.)_
Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
Chemical (quar.)_____._
Parker
'
Power
'
34c
Ltd.
Co.,
20c
j—j
share)
Company,
20c
(Paramount
Park
C.)
20c
(quar.)_____.
Ltd. (quar.)—
class
(J.
$1.25
Corp.
Quarterly
Paragon Electric,
Mills,
Myers,
$1
(quar.)
Pap?rcrafi Corp.
Pacolet Mfg.. Co.
Rice
preferred
A
Rochester
5
62,/2c
(initial).___
(quar.)
Corp.
Pan
Colorado
preferred
5.44%
4-29
5-25
$1.12%
1959.
31,
depositary
participating
6-
90c
fquar.)___
Airways (quar.)
(quar.)
American Sulphur
Power
25c
25c
__$0.265625
'__
(quar.)____
Canada
4.72%
5-27
tl5c
common
preferred
Robertshaw-Futlon
1
6-10
$1.10
Dec.
per
&
45c
...
___._
-
preferred
Southern
4-29
5-27
87%c;
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd. Amer. dep.
Brand
15c
.
pfd.
5.44%
J28C
Co.,
(Year-end
River
....
4.36%
'
Southern
(quar.)
334%
Oil
Tinto
27V2c
—
(quar.)
Page-Hershey Tubes,
Inc.,
Rich's
4-22
$1.61
(quar.)_._______
preferred
preferred
5-13
t$3
...
_______
common
preferred (quar.)
41/4%
preferred
(quar.)
4-25
5-15
'*;•
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
t$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
A
Drug & Chemical Co.
71/2c
J25c
__
(quar.)
preferred
class
5-
6%
4.50%
2
..
5-14
(quar.)__
A
5-
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
5-12
4%
t5c
A
Rexall
(quar.)
preferred
5Va%.
1
1
(quar.)
t28c
—
.__
Corp.
preferred
6-
(quar.)
4-29
Robinson
preferred
4
Water, com.
4.40%
4-29
....
Electric,
5%
5-
Ltd—
5-16
-
5%
5-12
___^
5-16
Quarterly
&
1
(initial)
Canada,
A
class
$1.10
5-13
-
4%,
6-
Southern California
20c
(quar.)___-
Industries
$1.10 class
4-15
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
Investment, Ltd.—
Pacific Gas
Stores
Remco
4y2%
(quar.).
World
5-25
t7%C
Reliable
6iy2c
Co.|, $5 preferred (quar.)____
American
5
6-14
"
593/8C
Glass, common
preferred
(quar.)
4%
5-
/•'>«,/:•
common
.—...—.—
Owens-Illinois
Oxford
5-31
4.72%
(quar.)
Reitman's
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
Ry
new
30y2c
Extra
(quar.)
Company,
(quar.
25c
4-11
Line,
—
common
Marine
preferred
Republic Industrial Corp.-(quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.
(resumed)
(quar.)
preferred
4.88%
t5c
preferred D (quar.)
Building
(quar.)..
Outboard
4-29
(quar.)
Renold
income)..—
Power,
5
5-14
Corp.
(Mass.), 5%
pfd. (quar.)
A.) Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
4-11
Street Fund—
preferred
5
5-
(C.
2
5-16
5
5-
5-31
(quar.)______
2
31c
5-
5-31
4-14
(quar.)...
5-31
5-24-29.
3
297/bC
j
40c
4-11
6-15
2
25y2c
35c
2
6-15
5-
6-
Co.—
Edison
(quar.)
30c
5-
15c
6-10
26y2c
.____
4-11
2
5-16
50c
-
__.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
2
5-
10c
45c
____,
(quar.);
California
5-10
(quar.)
:
5-
4-25
Ltd., com.
Oil
5-13
.
preferred
36c
(quar.)
Red
75c
6-10
'__
preferred
Southern
5-20
2
75c
(quar.)
5-13
6-15
preferred
Inc.—
4-16
2
tl7y2c
4.78%?
20c
(quar.)
B
1
f$1.25
(quar.)
'
6-17
Class
pfd.
4.24%
6c
1
Reed
5%
4-29
40c
1
Reece
4-15
6-
J25c
4-29
A (quar.)
America—
Stores
2
Ltd,—
5-14
invest¬
(
6-20
5-
(increased)
Tail
from
5-
Owl
5-26
5-
8
5-14
$l5c
preferred
Inc.
6-10
;
Co.,
4.08%
:
"
7-
55c
44c
50c
5-20
5-
common
Steel Products,
$3.60
Southern
Southern
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)__^
6-20
t$l
Orpheum
Otter
5-13
50%
Purina
Ranco,
5-13
$i
;
&
4-
1
$1.12y2
(initial
of
2
6-
j
(reduced)_____.
Co.
"
preferred
$3.50
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4%
1
(quar.)
Corp.
5-
61c
1
84c
Fund—
Hydraulic
$1.20
Radio
6
22V2c
(initial).:
B
6-
$4.75
6Vic
preferred
Socony-Mobil
5-31
"(quar.)
4% pref.
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
5-13
dividend
Class
5-13
26c
ment
income)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)____
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Brewing Co.—
Common
1
•
10c
—
4%% preferred A (quar.)___
4.92% preferred (quar.)
•
6-
$1.16
:
(quar.)__
common
1
Corp. (quar.)
Oil
Stock
New
4-29
6-
60c
(quar.)__:
(quar.)
Tool Co.
1
4-21
Oil
Skelly
6-
10-14
5-13
Canada—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Smith
12y2c
1
75c
Co.—
Sons, Ltd.,
&
4-11
Putnam
5-10
(H.
5-10
(quar.)
Growth
4-
$1
of
Co.
&
2
Hampshire-
5-13
2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
S.)
5-
(quar.)—
Co.
25c
Inc.
Quebec
5-20
Co.
(T.
preferred
$1.06J/4
25c
Drilling & Exploration—
preferred (quar.)—...
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
,•
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
&
Sinclair
Supermarkets (initial)—_________
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)____
6-20
>r
6%
Ontario
4-22
$1
1
2
1
5-
t45c
Co.,
Power
47y2c
(quar.)
com.
Pueblo
Ocean
7%
5-14
i
7-15
preferred (quar.)
(Charles F.) Co., 6%
Ontario
65c
20c
5-
ordinary
Simpson's,
Inc.
Colorado,
5-
(From
Simon
5-15
4-14
27%c
25c
quar.)
—:
William
5-27
1
1
8-25
*
-Extra
One
1
6-
6-
5-31
37 /2c
(quar.)
common
7-
40c
Northern
New
Simms
4-
1
—____i.___j.__
6-20
(Chicago)—
Illinois Corp.. common
preferred (quar.) ...—
Olympia
5-19
2
37V2c
(quar.)___:
(quar.)
Pullman,
34/ac
—.
Indiana Public ServiceCommon
(quar.) ——
4 40%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone (increased
Northland Utilities, Ltd^ (s-a)
Northwest Engineering Co.—
5-
•
(quar.)——_.
(quar.)..
(Illinois)
6-
25c
——
(quar.).
Northern
(quar.)
Oklahoma Natural
Simmons
1
5-
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) —
North American Life Insurance
Noyes
5-19
6-
f50c
5-
.
6-
15c
(quar.)
preferred A
J.$2
preferred
5y2%.
A
$2.44
(quar.)
(quar.)-..
preferred
Common
4-15
6-13
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Pacific
ioc
\ 4.50%
American Coal
Class
of
preferred
Public Service
3
2
5-
Common
Sierra
!
(quar.)
Valley Water, 5%" pfd, (quar.).,
of America (quar.)
;___
Sherwir.-Williams
4-29
50c
(increased-quar.)
Co.
Co.
2
5-
4-29
Payable of Rec.
Share
Corp.
preferred
5-16
split)
common
Industries,
Service
4V4%
4%
5-15
(s-a).
Gamble
1
5-15
5c
(quar.)_
American investment Corp., com
10c
preferred (quar.) ——57/2c
$150
&
(3-for-2
Ltd.,
Co.
Mfg.
Sheraton
25c
(quar.)
preferred
North
Semi-annual ;
North Shore Gas
Co.,
preferred
4-20
5-15
North
6#
4%
Ltd.
3.35%
preferred (quar.)—..-1——preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
adjustment preferred (quar.)—
American Car Corp. (quar.)—.—__
acL
Bros.
5-
1
5-20
(initial)
common
Price
6-10
93%c
Shenango
6-
(quar.)
in¬
Nielsfnni<A7c:rrqu^)_-:.Ry.—
6%
New
Corp.,
Inc.
7-
?
Norfolk & Western
6%
Prentice-Hall,
7
2
Sheller
5
6-10
Sherwin-Williams
(quar.)
accumulated capital
and 18c from
come
4-18
1
15c
1
5-
7y2C
common
Scale
6-
___.
J?y°prefeqrred (quar.).——.
NiSraterlyaoef 12cPfrom net investment
Pneumatic
4-
Electric & Gas—
York State
Talbot,
preferred
1
50c
40c
Merchandise (quar.)__■
&
6%
2
Brake Co. (quar.)
_____
Central RR. Co.______—25c
York
£
—
6-
1
6-30
$1.75
(quar.)__;____
Rubber Co. (quar,)___
7-
——
6-20
6-
37V2C
preferred
5-
Air
York
22
g
(quar.)-
Preferred
process
7%
$1
5%
...
55c
35c
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
$1,01%
Co. (stk. divd.)
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Power &
2
Share
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)_
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
2
$1.061/4
Mines, Ltd.
Dickenson
5-
5-16
■
4%% pfd. (quar.)____—_
N,el?ime Meter Co., common (quar.)_
NePiin preferred (quar.)
—
Marcus,
^
10-31
5-16
5c
-
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
4-29
49
(1921)
^
Holders
5-25
r
<quar.)_____
Chemical
Npas
_____
and Financial Chronicle
Payable of Rec.
2%'%
11-23
nu/ide
«
When
Share
of Company
Corp.
(stock dividend)
name
The Commercial
.
—
—
$4
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.02%$1.06 lU
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16J/4
$1.22Vs
$1.27%!
$1
$1.14
$1.16
$1.27
15c
7y2c
25c
5-31
6-10
6-10
!
4-30
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
5-
2
4-15
4-15
5-
2
4-15
6-
7
5-lo
5-13
4-29
5-
4-13
2
50
Coal
Texas
Power
&
Oil
&
Light
(quar.)
$4 pfd.
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
$4.76
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
$4.84
preferred
(quar.)
Shovel
Thomas
Co.
Thriftimart,
Ir.c.,
B
Tokheim
A
&
Trans-Canada
preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
Wilbur
20c
5-17
5- 2
$5 preferred A (quar.
Wilcox Electric Co., 5% pfd.
$25c \
7- 1
6-15
:
125c
:
125c
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
Oil
1
9-15
Stock
dividend
12-15
Stock
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
Wilson
Bros.,
12-15
Wilson
&
7-
I
f,
Winn-Dixie
Co.
12-15
5-2
4-5
30c
5-25
5-15
3.60%
(Texas)—
:
Quarterly
Quarterly
______
Street
8-25
8-15
11-15
5-
2
4-20
Carbide
Union
Electric
$4.50
$4
Corp.
8-
1
7-20
Wometco
11-
1
10-19
(quar.)_
common
(increased)-—
Co.,
preferred
Class
Shoe
B
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
45c
$3.50
Union
Finance
Class
6%
B
5-16
4-20
4-20
$1.12%
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union Gas System Inc.
Union
Oil
(Calif.)
pref.
(quar.)
Artiste
United
Biscuit
$4.50
Co.
Carbon
United
ment
of
Fruit
United
Life
Quarterly
America,
New
Shoe
com.
6%
(payment'
from
&
preferred
Fire
U.
S.
Gypsum Co.,
U.
U.
Envelope
S
S.
6-24
6-10
6-
6-10
7,
5
6-10
Co.
(N.
5-2
7-10
5-2
5-
2
6-
1
(Del.)
(quar,)—
1
Wnelan
5-
2
1
Value
$2
6-11
25c
6-15
Income
5-
4%%
5-31
4-8
preferred
Waters
Vanderbilt
Vapor
&
&
Rogers
Mutual
Heating
Inc.
___.
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
Materials,
common
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
6.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Waite
Walker &
Mines,
Ltd.
Walker-Scott
Corp.
Warner
Pictures
Bros.
Washington
52c
Washington
of
from
net
——
<fc
From
(quar.)
Coast
posit
6%
special
Point
Westchester
Western
Western
Class
5%
guaranteed
Fire
Canada
Previously published date
and/or record
American
Securities
(quar.)——_——,
(quar.)
7-
7-29
<1
CD
1
6-
6
V 4-14
Sales
* '■
payment
the
Canadian
non-residents
4-15
4-20
4-11
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
Continued
2
4-11
its
subsidiaries
quarter
6-
1
6-30
6-10
9-
9
12-
business
President
of
quickly
oversubscribed
financing details follow:
of
of
New
and
York
sale,
and
The
company,
have
business for
each
more
been
than
10
active
in
various
5-
5-I6
5
of
source
its profits is
the
acquisition
of properties. In some cases
the
before resale and in others it sells
and
company takes title to proper¬
the purchase contracts without
covered by the contracts.
9
for investment
than has been
CAPITALIZATION
"10%
general
A,
2
60c
9-
1
8-15
32c
6-
1
5-
2
g-
1
5-
1966,
Dec.
due
his
the
8The
2
4-14
1
4-29
sundry
250,000
Mc¬
Marx
$3.77
as
share
per
compared
on
with
the 2,627,306
on
24.
before
1958
taxes,
earnings
alumi¬
on
aluminum
facility owned
Eliminating that
$245,786,790,
said
189,
in
$181,-
^
f
1959
sales
of
full
a
year's
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
the
for
company
than
President,
increase
an
with
compared
35.2,s
1577.
p.
higher
were
as
or
"another' factor contributing
that
inclusion
Carter,
death
of
the
require
may
debentures,
1966.
indebtedness
due
registered
the
their
of
owner
company
under
any
certain
of
th"
condi¬
principal amount.
$36,000
stock
issuable
at
upon
a
Bros.
named
&
severally
set
Co.
due
Dec,
Net
for
the
three
months
previous
any
first
reported.
of
12.2%
the
over
$286,868,000
of
the
to
a
company consists of
bank, bearing interest
Conversion
the exercise
of
,
agreed
upon
Dec.
price
stock
of
conversion
1,
1961
1963
and
$250 000
at
the
of
rate
$3
per
4-14
—V,
to
of
the
Jan.
share,
series
31,
or
1963
18 733
options.
company has agreed
below,, and each of the
to
sell
to
each
of
the
underwriters, for whom
"Representative") is acting as representative
to purchase, the
number of
shares of common
name
of
the
and Salem
quarter
as
below.
the
for
estimated
same
cigarettes all had
compared with
the
Petroleum
period
quarter
a
ago.
sales
of
on
$1.15
year
increased
same
earnings
were
a
volume
last
year.
Industries, Inc.—Enjoined—
Petroleum
Co.,
above.
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue__
from
oper.
191,
net
stock
common
the
1960—3 Months—1959
$468,290
$464,172
$1,422,859
231,048
242,868
725,492
707,109
$237,242
$221,304
$697,367
$660,323
70,839
65,254
212,782
206,364
exps.
ry. oper.
_
income—
$1,367,432
1439.
p.
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Corp.—Annual Reportin
its
showed
annual
net
33%
over
with
1958
amount
Total
current
report
sales
1958.
earnings
of
liabilities
According
reflect
the
to
of
R.
on
share
sent
to stockholders, Seaboard
$6,422,910,
an
increase
of
year were 33c,
identical
of
for
despite
the
substantial
a
Increase
in
the
outstanding.
Jan.
31,
$805,547,
D.
just
income
per
share,
stock
assets
1959,
other
per
common
current
for
and
Earnings
a
Kennedy,
1960
$2,254,931, against total
capital ratio of 2.79 to 1.
were
working
President,
final
acquisition on Jan.
Inc.
of
Baltimore,
4,
1960
the
of
1959
the
does
report
Dealers
not
Warehouse
Supply Co.,
Maryland
and
Dealers
Warehouse
Supply Co., Inc. of Arlington, Va. These two
corporations during 1959
had combined sales of
$4,091.951.—V. 191, p. 1010.
Securities Investment Co. of St.
Louis—Partial Red'n
June
1,
The
1968
Chase
189,
at
redemption
$727,000 of
plus accrued interest.
100%
Manhattan
Bank,
80
Pine
on
its
June
1,
4%%.
through
due
made at
N. Y.—
next,
debentures
Payment
Street,
New
will be
York 15,
p.
2245.
The
242,544
for
to
company
for the
Federal
April
on
three
compare
with
Net sales for the
were
consolidated
March
31,
net
1960,
income
after
of
$1.-
provisions
consolidated
period
common
ing
ended
Canadian taxes on income.
These earnings amount
share on the 497,000 shares
of common stock outstanding
$2.50 per
with
Co.—Quarterly Report—
reported
and
recponding
of
25
months
of
1959.
shares
net income of $1,158,274 for the corequal to $2.33 per share on
the same
then outstanding.
^
first quarter of this
year werk $16,316,732
three months of last
year.
$14,417,924 for the first
March
31, 1960, current assets amounted
$3,440,177 of cash and government
$5,235,919.—V.
to
securities*,
190,
p.
compared
$26,670,382
current
includ-,
liabilities
1633.
Sisters of The Sorrowful
Mother, Inc.—Bonds Offered
& Co.
Inc.; Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc.;
Loewi & Co. Inc.; The
Milwaukee Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., and
Coughlin & Co. Inc. on April 26 publicly of¬
fered $3,000,000 of
5V4%, 51/2% and 5%% first mortgage
serial bonds of The Sisters of
The Sorrowful Mother Inc.
—Walston
(a Wisconsin non-profit
religious corporation of Roman
Sisters) at 100%, plus accrued interest
fron]
May 1, 1960 to date of delivery, on a
Catholic
Shares
~
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc
Flnkle, Seskis & Wohlstetter___
191, p, 1816.
stock,
company's
share
a
1672.
p.
rev.
ry.
—V.
and
31,
(the
opposite its
first
preferred
cents
number
are
the
common
97
Simonds Saw & Steel
3,213,280
1316,487 shs.
11
indebtedness
on
shares
against
Majestic
Net
250,000
3,213,280
per annum.
„
5-13
6-10
Mr.
227,000
Sutro Bros. & Co
6-1
5-
primary
earnings -of
$321,769,000,
operating
V.
153,000
227,000
1,600,000 shs.
debentures at
B
$73,000
153,000
UNDERWRITERS,-—The
stock
5-
6-
1
$73,000
1966
,JDoes not include 24,333 shares issuable
debentures, which are convertible, from
Sutro
7,
31,
Outstanding
properties.
has
35C
one
Mr.
year.
company's
$64,055,101
company has called for
operation of the sinking
fund,
FINANCING
mortgage indebtedness is secured by
mortgages on proper¬
ties owned by the
company or subsidiaries, of which some
were executed
subsidiaries and the rest existed at the
time of acquisition of the
4-29
$30c
^25
1963
the
his
PRESENT
....
Authorized
by
5-13
(quar.)
the
of
the
was
G.
dividends
the
On
5-14
2
TO
$1
estate
series
short-term
5-18
(quar.)__
$1
Dec.
ot
event
redeem
to
shares
62Vac
31,
(par
$141,000 Dec. 31,
into
i
EFFECT
B
stock
the
fiCf
A
n.
to
March
on
that
the
The
§Sundry indebtedness of the company
+Mortgage indebtedness
Common
2
6-23
case.
debentures:
due
litSeries
the
GIVING
4-26
5-
is
least
Ladenberg, Thal-
share
per
of $10,395,942,
Macfie
1960,
F.
Railway
of
acquisition of
properties. Additional funds will also enable the
company to expand its
operations and to hold more properties for a
greater length of time or
of 6%
5-
equal
cents
to
increase
and
31,
oper.
years.
part of the company's business has been
the resale of
short time after purchase. The
company endeavors to keep
invested in properties at all
times, to the extent it deems
PROCEEDS—The
5-11
5-16
at
phases of
a
funds
ties
3-31
5-25
this
outstanding,
94
report
out
Ormet,
Period End. Mar. 31—
largest
debentures,
5-25
stock
shipments."—V.
Railway
manage¬
Vice-
the
the real estate
•In
5-15
of
securities,
earlier
C.
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
Realty Equities Corp.
principally of the purchase
consists
9
6-10
were
Rhine
development of, and the making of investments in real
estate.
company was incorporated in New York on
April 28. 1958. Morris
Karp, the President, and Bernard I.
Sandford, the Executive
Series
9-30
acquisition
$10,066,185,
common
amounted
an
period,
as
10
page
and
ment
4-25
12-30
$52
Corp.
Brass Inc.—Net Up—
annual
estimated
20,000,000
for
The
Series
60c
$18
about
Investment
company
I.
R.
Reynolds Tobacco
and
March
See
from
BUSINESS—The
4-11
5-
the
for
of
totaled
of
increase
(R. J.)
ended
—V., 191,
net proceeds to be
received by the
company from
the shares offered will be added to
the general funds of the
company and will be available for its
general corporate purposes. While
no
specific allocation of such proceeds has been
made, the company
anticipates that under present conditions about
$300,000
would
be
applied to the construction work and the oalance
to the
2
1959
1958,
Camel, Winston,
5-13
2
to
for
the
first, quarter
of
1959.
Estimated
net
earnings
were
$23,320,000 compared with $19,734,000 for the 1959
period, an increase
17.9%.
5-26
5
amounts
sales
tax.
6-10
5-
and
over
$3.4 million.
insurance
pointed
Kennedy
sales
Sales
6-20
5-
for
in
731,689
Sales
taking title to the properties
de¬
common
'
indicated here.
15%
totalled
jointly by Revere and Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
item, 1958 earnings would have equaled $2.84 per share.
Non¬
5-26
5-
in
President
from
to
6-20
4-22
purchased
num
prime aluminum
corrected
production
Reinsurance
of $2,481,655 or
was
1
The
and
Y.\
v
,
force
in
of
that
nonrecurring loss
1
$1.433/i
4-30
it
the
4-
incorrect.
in
New
James M. Kennedy, Chairman of the Board,
Macfie, President, declared in the letter to stockholders
4-
,
excess
said
v>;
business
seriously"
Revere's
2
v
of
outstanding,
in
2
General Corporation and
Investment News
resale
5-20
then
5-
..
which
Co.
company.
1959
1958
Charles A.
After
5-26
5-14
also
shares
in
5-
..
Mobile,
New
for
2,668,950
reflected
1
source.
of
Insurance
York Stock Exchange firm of
investment bankers.—V. 190, p. 2085.
Co.,
net income
the
underwriters
Y.)
the
share
5-26
$150
Co.,
and
the
Mr.
Rapo¬
of
6-20
30c
preferred
is
in U. S. funds, less
Less Jamaica income tax.
x
tAll
(s-a).
Ltd.
3-21
5
Mr,
,,
Life
:,
insurance
specialist
135c
was
date
6-10
3gc
(N.
shares
5-16
15%; resident tax 7%.
tax.1
/
desirable, since the principal
4C
(quar.)
Breweries,
7-20
income
4-29
(Toronto)—
Insurance
Insurance
A
tax
5-13
(stock
Co.
in
20c
$$1.50
Mfg.
.6-20
closed for this dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible at
its
dividend)
One share for each- share
held; subject to
approval of stockholders
May 3
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
West
5-20
1
not
5-11
25c
;
Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone,-common ..(increased)
receipts
books
7-15
1
40c
«fc
preferred (quar.)
Driefontein Gold
Mining
1
2
and
new
in
assets
the
income
1
7-
replace
.
.
organized four years ago to ac¬
established life insurance com¬
was
new
1959
elected
of
$56V4c
6-22
50c
income
Net
7-
5-
to
with
„•<; •
Lionel I.
Co..
Insurance
and northeast.
insurance
was
&
8-
65c
expected
Directors,
Hamilton
of
Corp.
company's
net
long-time
mann
4-20
37 %c
(quar.).
(quar.)
properties
Fund—
investment
6-
from
Indianapolis-
.
1
7-15
(increased)
common
4-15
2
26%c
(quar.)
—
Equity
6-
of
Director.
a
.
was formed in 1954 by Mr. Rapoport
is licensed in 16 states throughout the midwest
"negotiating
partner
25c
(quar.)_
5-
1
Com.)
—
Oil
$1.44
We;t
Service
C
4-15
2
5-
1%
Gas
Less British
date
of
Swasey-Co. (quar.i
Oil Works
(s-a)_,
Reduced
West
approval
&
net
y
tions
preferred
Company
Wellington Fire Insurance
Wesson
6-16
The
Cormack
15c
preferred
8-
50c
Public
2
6-15
Income.
susbtan-
a
price,
acquisition
and
Income's
However,
4-15
25c
convertible
Waverly
Wellington
1
25c
to
10c
latest
with
life
A
2
7c
6-
$1.15
.
realized capital gains)
Washington
Waste King Corp.—
6%
resident
Gas—
the
Warner
7-
Fund, Inc.—
investment income
subject
5-
$1.11
(quar.)
5-13
$1.06%
Common
payments
Co.
6-24
$1
Common
6%
4-29
'
56c
.
from
8c
Natural
Common
Weeden
5-31
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
(All
4-29
30c
*
(quar.)
preferred
and
5-15
112 %c
(quar.)
$4.60
(Quarterly
5-
the
.
is
C.,
Board
Life
develop
and
the south
currently
1
of
,
„
I.
R.
and
stock
Investment
McCormack
other
5-11
6-
the
C.'s
million.
is
priced at $5.25 per share, was
and the books closed. Additional
25c
—
Gas
preferred
$5.00
(quar.)
Building Trust
Light, common
Washington
$4.25
4-29
I.
.' Mr.
62%c
Chairman
Board
of
American
of
Goodman,
million,
share
common
Loyal
all
American
re¬
f20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$1.56%
___
Company common
6-
Freight Lines—
Transfer
the sale
Amulet
1
6-15
R.
parts of
25c
12%c
—„
6-
in
owns
Mr.
8
6-15
American
undisclosed
an
v
Revere Copper &
5%
.
4-
(quar.)
15c
(quar.i
5.75%
non-cum.
(quar.)__
Co.
20c
—
5-31
6
at
purchase raises to approximately $87 million the total insurance
of R.
I.
C.—held
life companies.
The firm holds a 51%
Reinsurance
5-13
5-
E.—
Mr. McCormack,
Pincus, John
and Mark T. McKce—all directors of Reinsurance In¬
Jr.,
quire, finance
panies.
4-30
6-20
17 %c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
5c
preferred (quar.)_
Vornado, Inc. (stock dividend)-.
1
5-14
12 %c
(initial)
(quar.)_!
4%
35c
____.
(quar.i-
6%
Vulcan
5-15
20c
Fund
Corp.
Co..
$ Payable
a
4-25
$1.12%
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Co. (initiali
6-
37c
32 %c
(quar.)
S.
.
5-13
8c
(quar.)
7-15
turn
Electric—
preferred
5-13
5-2
Inc.—
Corp., common
Vance Sanders
Van
Fund
4-14
A.
York.
System—
Ltd.,
4 % %
4
6-15
income)-.
1
90c
for
Rapoport
stock,
Income's
as President
nominees are
Corp.
Messrs.
5-31
5-16
50c
(quar.)
6-
7-31
45c
Chairman
Jr.,
board
interest
5-23
— ______
earned
Vanadium
com.
6-10
5-20
Corp.—split)
Line
(from
Co..
5-16
6-25
8
the
force
in
5-11
5-31
7-
6-10
6-10
Match
Tobacco
5-25
10c
1
Control—
by
,
The
reinforced
.
American
on
Jemison,
9
8-
$1.50
(Mich.)
S.
2
5-
Marx,
vestment
4-20
7-
12-
1
25c
dividend
Corp.—
(quar.)
Leaf
Universal
6-
-
40c
(initial-quar.)
County
Corp.—
Universal
2
1-3-61
company.
continuing
Other
3
9-
5-20
10c
Pharmaceutical
j—
(2%-for-l
A
Stock
York
5-19
6-
Otto
Jr.—
Transit
4-4
15c
&
W.)
Miles
Yellow
4-4
30c
C,.
6-
1
1%
:
Express
6-20
22%c
(quar.)-
1
10-
62 %c
i
Cab
4-4
50c
pfd.
8%
7-
1%
:
Bernard
Income
outgoing
Goodman,
Goodman
5-13
acquired
been
,
7-29
«
L.
life
port
t Payable
(quar.)
(s-a)—
6-10
25c
Yellow
4-29
5-2
37%c
Y.)
8-19
40c
25c
&
Class
5-24
25c
pfd.
25c
4-8
$1
____
based
5-25
5-2
$1.12%
4%%
Lines
Vitamin
Common
Yale
5-12
1
7-15
^
$2.50
tquar. i_
Co.,
Quarterly
United
4-8
62%c
(quar.)_.
Co.
Truck
S.
Co.
Insurance
Rubber
__
Harold
2
the
announced in New York on April 27
companies—Clement R. McCormack for
two
and
American
of
appearing
*
„
(F.
(Wm.)
Wyscng
ID-
_e.
2
5-
common..
A
block
tial
5-
;
$1 par for each
Publishing
Zeller's,
■■
(quar.)
S.
U
5-2
10c
(N.
Co.
5-20
5-31
(quar.)
B
Monthly
Monthly.
Monthly
Monthly
8
25c
.
Insur.
(quar.)__.
S
Lines
World
Wrigley
Chemical Corp.—
U
S.
4-
25c
U.
U.
5-10
invest¬
Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
Borax
4%%
4-6
20c
(resumed >______—__—__
Accident
preferred
S.
5-14
2
$1.12%
__
Special
U.
5-14
1
5-
40c
(quar.)
__
_______
United
United
1
6-
$1
_
_
Co.
&
6-
(quar.)—,_e—!.____——50c
<s-ai
incomet
United
(quar.)___
1
for
acquisition was enabled by the purchase of
They said the
dividend)—
class
County
4-15
38c
(quar.)__
of
Dreferred
4-15
3
25c
series)
(quar.)_.
Co.
Corp.
5-3
5-
$1.50
(ann.)
__—
1956
Corp.
preferred
United
(quar.)
Y.)
2
6-
6%c
(stock
4.44%
Corp.—
(1955 and
United
(N.
5-
the
of
Investment
Reinsurance
products
Corp.
jointly
was
Presidents
the
by
5
5-20
(quar.)_______
Light Co.
an¬
American Income Life Insurance Co
in
Investment
transaction
25c
<s-a)__—
As
Worcester
4-15
$1.25
Insurance
com.
(quar.)
Life
/.
5-
4-21
10C
Service
jointly
191, p. 1326.
control—has
working
Reinsurance
The
4-20
5-15
5-16
5-25
Woolworth
7-20
3
30c
(Kans.)
preferred
4%
8-15
5-
6c
—
Labor
Aircraft
7-20
—.—.——.—6c
(quar.)
Union
United
7-20
8-15
share
1
fiber
glass
substantial stock interest
A
?. 2%%
——
(quar.)
7-20
8-15
87%c
;__—
(quar.)
A
8-15
$1
92(60
—__—
class
(One
4-20
,—
listed
5-20
held)
,
(quar.)—_____
Corp.,
preferred
5%
deemable
4-20
5-16
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.i.—
preferred
preferred
5-31
5-16
5-16
$4.50
$3.70
6-30
$1
~
(quar.)___
$4
5-2
87%c
(quar.)_
$3.50
constituting
4-29
6-
62 %c
(monthlyl
&
Ltd.
6-1
__—.—92%c
__—————
$3.70
4-29
5-14
20c
(quar.)__.
$1.12(6
;—
5-14
of
Investment Corp.—Acquires
Reinsurance
25c
$1.12%
—
Tanning
Enterprises, class
90c
._—
(quar.)
8
5-23
5-23
(quar.)—_———u—
Public
Woods Mfg.
Union
Co.
Power
Wolverine
62%c
_.
4-
manufacturer
a
6-10
$1.25
common
Stores
Wisconsin
62 %c
Quarterly
2
is
6-10
;
Wisconsin
11-25
62%c
Quarterly
5-
an
35c
(quar.)__.
preferred
preferred
3Ce
Corp.. (quar.)
$1
for
85c
._
Inc.
8
20c
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6%
preferred (quar.)
30c
;
LaSalle
4-
1%
Monthly
1-4-61
2%C
(quar.)
2
—_————
5%
Wilson-Jones
9-15
130c
Insurance
5-
,■
———
Company,
6-15
1
$1.43%
_____
dividend
125c
125c
10-
plastic and other industries.—V.
common
dividend
Stock
130c
5-20
—___________
10-
130c
Inc.
6
(quar.)
Co..
Quarterly
•
1-4-61
(quar.)
5-26
6-
Williams & Company
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
$22%c
$22%c
1-4-61
6-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
1
6-15
5-16
_______
dividend-—-—
7-
—
;
Co.
Stock
*22%c
(quar.)
Gas
Inc.
Chocolate
Wilcox
Fund—
(quar.)
Universal
Stores,
2
5-
Industries,
Nicolet
and
April
on
agreement
Bremen, Ohio,
an
7%c
White
(quar.)__
4-22
—
5-16
Y.)
2
Inc.
22 that Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. had concluded
to
acquire the stock of Modiglass Fibers,
Inc.,
of
held by Nicolet Industries, Inc., Florham Park, N. j.,
undisclosed
number
of
Reichhold shares.
Modiglass Fibers,
nounced
30c
(quar.)
5-16
(N.
5-
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
25c
(quar.)
5-16
125c
preferred
&
common
A
1
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
-
Class B
1
(quar.)
preferred
South
5-10
5-16
1
Corp.
5 %
208
1
5-31
6-
Co.
32 Vac
preferred (quar.)_——.—
White Stag Mfg., class A com. (quar.)_.
6-
Trust
4-22
4 % %
6-
(quar.)
Oil
6-
Company
$1.14
—
Trinity
5-10
$1.06%
2
(initial)
common
$1.06%
.—
(quar.)
Trico
5-10
1
new
(quar.)_——_____—-
(quar.)
6%
1
RR.,
Class
preferred
(quar.)—
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)__._—_—____—_
57<!
preferred
(quar.)_
6%
5- 2
5-16
6-
6-
25c
% %
6%
6-15
Pacific
(quar.i______________—_
Common
1
1
30c
(quar.)
Common
4
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4%
prior lien
(quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
7-
30c
(increased)—
preferred
Common
(quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
Weyerhaeuser
6-
15c
'_
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)
8
4- 8
5-16
Co.—
preferred
4.56%
4.25%
Trade
class
Co.
Corp.
Edison
4%%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
Times-Mirror
Toledo
A
Western
Westinghouse Air Brake
4-
20c
:
(J. R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson
Class
class
4-8
25c
(increased)
Industries,
.
3iy4c
& Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)—_____
5%
Chemicals,
Reiclihold
4-22
—
5-11
4-8
5-2
5- 2
$1.21
2
—
3
6-
$1
$1.14
Thew
(quar.)
5-
.
.
Chemicals, Inc.—Acquisition-
Reichhold
Payable of Rec.
50c
Western Light
5-2
5- 2
30c
Co.,
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Pacific
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Texas
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1922)
90,000
IIII.
35,000
25 000
when, as, and if
issued basis.
The
bonds, dated May 1, 1960, are due
serially from May 1, 1962, through Mav 1, 1972, and are
available in denominations of
$1,000, $5,000 and $10,000,
Number 5947
Volume 191
Works—Merger—
Engineering
cn.ith
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
shares,
'his
s^e
is
part
wife' aria
of
the
holdings
children,—V.
Barber-Greenfe -Co., above.
(1923)
355,425
of
191,
shares
of
Walter
O,
Pew,
Tracerlab Inc.—Annual
746.
p.
Tracerlab's
sustained
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Net Up—
Soli-Basic Products Ltd.—New Name—News—
of
u.iHinrv
?
commercial and Industrial financing and factoring organiza¬
tion has reported consolidated net income in the first
quarter of 1960
amounted to $990,275, equal to 93 cents
per share on 961,761 shares
Ltd.
Products
sola-Basic'
'
outstanding
ArroVding
i
pninu
to J. R. McGovern, Vice-President "the new name is in
with the company's program for growth and diversification:
includes the manufacture and sale,
in Canada, of product
In
by other Basic Products organizations elsewhere."
Products Ltd.'s plant is located at 377 Evans Ave.,
cnm-Basic
-Ship
plans provide for the production and marketing of
transformers, constant-current regulators, regulated power
and
laboratory furnaces—products of another Basic Prod-
tvne
nniies
affiliate,Hevi-Duty Electric Co., Milwaukee,
mniement the present Sola line of products which
See .transformers, "direct-current power '.supplifes,
.and
cpio
cisco.
'.
.
,
V
^
,
$
$
of
April
' r''
$
'
•
.%
13,242,973
11,181,748
31,166,604
27,837,054
6,459,765
5,123,520
V"' •
14,627,089
12,742,154
oper.
Net
isi,
—V.
income
oper.
ry.
1440.
p.
'
,-'i
'
.
-
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Net Up—
Dallas,
The
Texas,
reports
company
22,
$1,049,837, compared to $882,830 in March,
1959.
operating revenues and gross income were $49,704,380 and
$13,478,291 for the 12 months ended March 31, 1960, compared with
$44,814,889 land $12,126,559 for the 12 months ended March 31, 1959,
Gross
increase
an
in each
11 %
of
for the
Net income
instance.
1960, was $10,338,492,
after preferred stock dividends, to $1.08 per share on the 8,805,040 shares of common stock outstanding at end of said period.
equal,
the
months
12
income was
share on
8,786,798 shares outstanding at end of
said period, after adjusting
shares for 2-for-l split of common stock on March 1, I960.—V. 191,
For
same
$8,861,837,
equal,
period of
the preceding year net
preferred
after
dividends,;
1672. .:-V!V
p.
,
.V.
.
,
to
$0.92
•••
,
revenue..
Railway
expenses.
oper.
$815,304
467,959
183,509
185,840
$162,852
$222,542
61,493
89,301
"
$883,171
484,985
$347,345
112,363
$408,382
$346,361
quarter last year.
' "
' ;
offered
be
p.
pursuant
to
1265.
this
allocation
has
been
in
precision
order
to
factory
$398,186
152,121
10.7
fabricating,
Stone
of
electronic
and
test
^
on
a
10-acre
C.
Corp.
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Robert
W.
Baird
&
A.
Co
80,000
A.
80,000
McCormick
Eichler
Co.
&
&
500,000
Inc.
Co.
Inc
Co.
Ellis
interests.
best
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
to
Tayco
without
March
on
1960,
15,
interest
FINANCING
Clark,
debenture
1960
bond
to
1971
bonds
deb.
maturing
$5,000
per
1, 1966
'
Common stock (25c par value)—55,880 shs.
^Subsequent to Jan. 31, 1960, the due dates of the 6%
and
due
to
Tayco indebtedness
were
extended to
May
note
15,
BUSINESS—Taylor Devices, Inc. designs, develops and manufactures
a
license
agreement with its closely related
affiliate, Tayco
Inc., liquid compressibility devices consisting principally
of liquid
springs, liquid shock absorbers, combinations liquid springabsorbers,
and
time
delay spring shocks.
Tonawanda,
Bodine
—V.
191,
p.
-
1^40.
commercial
finance
\
has acquired all
the
outstanding stock of Business Factors Corp. in an all cash transac¬
tion, Theodore H. Silbert, President of Standard Financial, announced
on
April
28.
Business
Standard
which
million,
will
Financial
in
Mr.
said:
"As
have the $65
better service
their
operated
York
New
company
Net
profit
totaled
$334,776
result
a
million
City.
Business Factors
of Standard Financial Corp. to
this
of
resources
clients."—V.
f.
R.
of
Standard
$546,997
or
44
or
190, p.
cents
Products
cents
71
share
a
Valpey, President, said
Sales
for
this
acquisition,
1019.
tne
I.
the
in
months
increase
L.
80,000
the
for
quarter
same
first
nine
Sales for
Valpey
on
tnose
on
months
the
i
a
us
year,
building
of 30%
period of the preceding year,
1961
model
at
this
same
all-time high.
64-cent;-a-share
a
;
Rowles, Winston & Co.Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
80,000
400,000
400,000
Schwabacher <Sz Co.—
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
Shields & Company—
400,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co._
Singer, Deane & Scribner
150,000
80,000
&
&
150,000
Co.
Union
650,000
Co.—
&
Co..
&
Co.
loss
caused
by
are
last
year."—V.
fiscal
the
year
190, p.
1464.
SEC—
corporation, of 1200 Eighteenth St., N. W„ Washington, D. C.,
registration
class
A
statement
common
cbase warrants.
with
the
stock, ^issuable
SEC
upon
covering
exercise
13,222 shares
of stock pur>
«,ifhCOiding
t0 the Prospectus, on Sept. 30, 1959, the company merged
qultable Credit Corp., which had outstanding warrants to
nHoJlas?T 52,890 shaves of its participating preferred stock at various
iho
Hnt1er terms of the merger, the compaiiy (State Loan), as
survivlnS corporation, agreed to issue one share of its class A
of
/v?on uP°n exercise of warrants to purchase each four shares
iLtl, SrS,ld Preferred, with the subscription price appropriately adv
The exerclse price ranges from $19 to $24 per share.—
Vv
n,
r
inn
190,
p.
ioi9.
Sun Oil
Co.—Employee Stock Plan and Secondary—
cpnipany, of 1608
Walnut
St., Philadelphia,
filed a registration
with the SEC on April 21, 1960 covering 15,000 memberships
sirii'i.»
Purchase Plan for Employees of the company and its subanrt o!fo232,000 shares
of common stock to be issued under the plan;
shares of outstanding common stock which may be offered
\oPc°nS!ble public sale by the holders thereof during the period July
lf)60
n;
fm1
•
to
2 cu
June 30,
1961.
21 selling stockholders, whose holding's aggregate
The largest blocks are held by J. Howard Pew, his
(852,503 $l,ares, of which 20,000 shares are to^be
Joseph N, Pew, Jr., his wife and children (849,725, of which
to be sold), The second
largest block being sold, 50,000
oenPi'0spectu'3 "sts
wifi \, 8baressold,
80
'
on'n
o
aro
From
80,000
650,000
650,000
•
Halle
&
Stieglitz
& Co.—
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co.
150,000
Jenks,
Stuart
&
Co.
650,000
Inc
Harriman
working capital and the
Miller
Redempt'n
Hornblower
F.
E.
corporation has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
debentures due June
will be made at the
office of Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.—
V.
191, p. 1712.
The
W.
This
Houston, Texas, company and Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp. announced
April 28 tha.t they have signed an agreement-whereby Texas Gulf
acquire
arid commercially develop Delhi-Taylor's Utah potash
properties.
Delhi-Taylor will retain a 25% net profits interest in
the
properties and1 will receive guaranteed advance net profit pay¬
ments
of
$4,500,000 over a four-and-one-half year period.
A first
v,
.
on
payment of $500,000 has been received by Delhi-Taylor.
Texas Gulf
Sulphur will have until Jan. 1, 1961 to complete an examination of
the technical aspects of the project and it is assumed that commercial
developments will begin upon completion of this work.
p.
began
*
549.
Mar. 31—
Period End
P*)lwav
opnr.'
.
•■
•:
Net
Abercrombie
Lovett
& Co._
Net
—V.
ry.
Shares
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.____
Dallas
2,000
Co.,
—
3.&00
J.
Barth
&
Bateman,
Bear,
Becker
G.
&
&
William
$4,300,939
480,390
863,727
1,119,440
Inc.
Blair
&
—
Co._
Inc
389,279
-
Co.
Ellis
&
Simmons—
Blyth & Co., Inc.-.
Bosworth, Sullivan
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.—
2,400
Glore, Forgan & Co
—
15,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—_ 15,000
Halle & Stieglitz
2,400
Hallgarten & Co,
10,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co—
3,500
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp._ 10,000
&
Co
&
Railway
■Net
Net
—V.
oper.
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
191, p.
revenue
expenses.
ry.
opers.
income
1818.
$670,582
412,317
$258,265
81,819
-
$1,904,728
1,184,820
$1,828,393
1,153,166
$252,893
$719,908
$675,227
82,313
199,286
196,454
Phillips
Carolina
$650,838
397,945
Inc.
Sherrerd—
Caldwell
oper.
_
j
Bros. & Denton,
Butcher
Railway
Co.,
!—
Burnham
Burns
-
&
Securities
Co
Corp
Whiteside &
WinslOw,
Inc
Clark, DOdge & Co
3,500
2,000
3,500
2,400
2,000
2,000
Chace,
Richard
C.
C.
W.
Crowell,
2,000
8,000
Clarke Corp
Collings
Julien. Collins
8s
&
Weeden
&
2,000
Inc.
2,000
—
Co.,
Co
2,400
15,000
10,000
Inc
Co.
2,000
Robertson &
Estabrook & Co
——
5,100
Farwell, Chapman & Co.—
2,400
The First Boston Corp
15,000
First Southwest Co
5,100
2,750
Co
&
Co.—
&
2,000
2,000
3,500
5,100
3,500
2,750
Co.—
Eichler
Stearns
2,400
2,400
10,000
3,500
2,400
&
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
$3,900,324
1960—3 Mos —1959
Inc..
Pancoast
5,100
Co.—
Weeks
Baker,
2,400
Securities
Dittmar & Co., Inc—
2,000
Dominick & Dominick
8,000
Drexel & Co.——
10,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.—
3,500
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
—
15,000
H. L. Emerson & Co. Inc.
2,000
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc-
$1,587,486
1960—Month—1959
Uniott
Dewar,
Co.—
Whipple & Co
Inc.-
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
~*
•
5,100
&
Bacon,
$1,506,674
period End. Mar. 31—
• *
Davis, Skaggs & Co.DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine—„
expenses-
income
1817.
- •.
8,000
8,000
from ry. opers.
p.
—
2,000
Blunt
oper.
191,
:
Hart & Parvin—
Blair
1960—3 Mos.—1959
■ >
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.American Securities Corp.A.
Austin,
$6,710,590 $18,818,726 $19,275,136
5,123,104
14,918,402 14,974,197
oper.
rev.
1960—Month—1959
'
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
63,900
—i
Corp.—
$6,619,865
5,113,191
revenue—
■
stock named below have
Shares
A
Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
&
common
terms and conditions of the common
to purchase from the company the
common stock: set opposite their re-
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Texas
150,000
■
White, Weld & Co. Inc.
78,100
Stone & Webster Securities
Bache
the exploration of its extensive southeastern
Utah
potash properties in 1953 and has maintained a continuous
evaluation program since that time.
As a result of this program, two
large potash reserve areas have been discovered
and demonstrated
through core drilling.
In particular, the Cane Creek Anticline Area
indicates
a
long-term, high-grade potash reserve that promises to
become a new major domestic source of this vital material.—V.
191,
Delhi-Taylor
Dann
80,000
""
spective names;,
.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
additional
of
shares
of
&
150,000
80,000
severally agreed, subject to the
stock
underwriting agreement,
will
Neuhaus
400,000
250,000
650,000
underwriters of the additional
number
400,000
——_—
G. H. Walker & Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Dean Witter & Co.——
500,000
—
Inc
Sulphur Co.—Acquires—
80,000
250,000
80,000
80,000
80,000
400,000
Vietor, Common,
& Co.—
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
The
:
80,t)00
Fox
Stix & Co.—.—.—
;
Stroud <5s Co., Inc.—1—
Sutro & Co
——
Swiss American Corp.—
Thomas & Co
—
Spencer Trask & Co.—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
150,000
Co._
&
Hutton & Co__
80,000 :
& Co.——
Frank, Meyer &
500,000
Weeks—
&
Hutton
E.
150,000
Steeie
80,000
500,000
Co.—
Co._
&
Noyes &
400,000
&
Co., Inc.—
650,000
Hemphill,
650,000
Co.—
Underwood,
Ripley & Co.,
Inc
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial
.
Hallowell,
Halsey,
Co.
&
—_
80,000
500,000
Hallgarten
operation of the sinking fund, $281,000 of its 6%1, 1977 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment
Gulf
Co
Co._
Forgan &
Goldman, Sachs
80,000
80,000
———
Smithers
S.
H. J,
Stern,
650,000
250,000
Glore,
single operation concentrated primarily in the New York
City area, the company has grown without the acquisition of other con¬
cerns
to a multiple operation that services certain metropolitan areas
of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
PROCEEDS—The proceeds are to be used for
Corp.
Co.—
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
a
Railway
if I?
in
Inc. and its 10 wholly owned subsidiaries operate
integrated business that sells freezers to the consumer, arranges for
freezer-owner to be supplied, at his request, with foods by independent
contractors "and finances time payments by the purchaser of the freezer.
Inc
F.
80,000
Boston
Southwest
Barney
250.000
William R.. Staats & Co.
250,000
-
Co.-
&
First
First
BUSINESS—Tenax,
Texas
ending June 30
said that the company's orders for
"several
million dollars in excess of
for
The
500,000
—
Co
&
F.
Smith,
Corp.-
.
150,00
500,000
Emerson
Fahnestock
an
■
first half and brought profits
year to $55,685 or 7 cents a
totalled $28,250,259.
*/■;
sales
and
time
an
fiscal
the
months
cars
at
erased
that
$38,000,000,
hand
the
State Loan & Finance
Corp.—Registers With
fnTbls
last
quarter
the
company's
of
nine
estimated
exceed
parts
mea
over
April 20.
were
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
80,000
—
———
Mosle & Co.——
Rothschild & Co.
L.
duPont
Estabrook
($.10
Inc.
Co.,
Rotan,
Equitable Securities
corporation, offered 150,000 shares of common
par value) at $4 per share, through Myron A.
Lomasney & Co., underwriters, on April 27. This issue
ended March
of 63%
figure
for
quarter profit
strike during, the
steel
would
three
an
a
400,000
250,000
80,000
Dillon,
Hayden,
quarter of the automotive parts and
fiscal year were $12,559,825, an increase
sales
the
earned
on
third
The third
snare.t
the
Offered—Tenax, Inc.,
.
company's
the
civilian
ior
for
share,
a
Stock
discharge of indebtedness.-—V. 191, p. 949.
$9,630,018
products
,.
approxi¬
of
year
wholly-owned subsidiary of
The purchase price was not
a
Standard Products Co.—Earnings—
31
last
volume
a
as
-
^
Silbert
transacted
be
disclosed.
will now
factoring
;
Factors,
mately $50
and
Inc.—Common
New York
stock
Standard Financial Corp.—Acquires—
This
Tenax,
Gardner
400,000
Inc.—
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income...
&
Inc.—
Eberstadt
H.
80,000
Reynolds & Co
Riter & Co
The Robirison-Humphrey
—
Co.—
Securities
F.
150,000
$0,000
———
Reinholdt
80,000
&
Francis
incorporated in the State of New York on July 22,
offices are located at 188 Webster Street, North
New York, in the Buffalo, N. Y., area—V. 191, p. 47.
80,000
250,000
80,000
Dominick—
Co.,
&
Eastman
The company was
Its plant and
Inc
80,000
Townsend,
&
&
Dominick
Drexel
80,000
—
Crouter
Dittmar
80,000.
650,000
—
Inc.——;
——
W. Pressprich & Co.
& Co., Inc
—_
■t,JR&tisCher, Pierce & Co.,
Securities
&
Co.
Jackson
Curtis—
Quail
1
&
Inc._
Inc.
DeHaven
Developments,
Northwest
Webber,
80,000
80,000
400,000
R.
80,000
——
Co.,
&
Union
Co.,
"
under
1955.
Podesta
.Dain
Dallas
payable
1960.
M
J.
80,000
80,000
400,000
-
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
80,000
Co.——
7,500
49,880 shs.
150,000
S.
&
80,000
Weedori & Co._
Co.,
&
Paine,
"• 80,000
Cruttenden,
55,000
year
Dec.
Corpr
Julien Collins & Co
Crowell,
650,000
Inc.
80,000
Jones
Pacific
400,000
—
Collings & Co., Inc.
C. C.
7,879
serially
at
maturing
80,000
80,000
RichaiWW. Clarke
10,683
.
sundry indebtedness, maturing se¬
rially in 1960 and 1961____________
6%f
80,000
-
Co.
150,000
Moseley & Co.__
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Newburger & Co._.
The Ohio Company—_
150,000
&
80,000
Co.—150,000
&
Templeton—
F.
Inc
Dodge
150,000
Cb.L—
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
80,000
—
Winslow,
Outstanding
6%
6%
150,000
Denton,
Sherrerd^
&
«te
& Smith,
Turben &
Mitchum,
.___
650,000
Inc._____
The Milwaukee Co.
&
Phillips Co.—
Chace, Whiteside &
.
:
;
650,000
—_
500,000
—
Inc
Caldwell
Authorized
-Due
&
Inc.Butcher
"
Merrill,
150,000
Co.____
&
Brbs.
Fenner
250,000
-
Burns
500,000
Simmons-
&
Masten
650,000
Co.___
McDonnell & Co. Inc.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
—150,000
Co
Burnham
additional
&
Mason-Hagan,
William Blair &
Blunt
Freres
80,000
&
&
80,000
650,000
80*000
& Kraus—
Becker
G.
Blair
Co.,
&
Lee Higgirison Corp
Lehman
Brothers...
150,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
equip¬
Inc.—
Loeb & Co.—
Bissell & Meeds_
Lazard
Co.,
250,000
Bateman,
No contractual
entered into by the company for the purchase or
leasing of said space. The company reserves the right, in any event to
change its plans and to use the proceeds of this financing in such
amounts and for such purposes as its board of directors may determine
its
150,000
Inc._
Barth
Peabody & Co.-
Kuhq,
Laird,
Co.-
80,000
650,000
;
Kormendi
Baker, Weeks & Co._
J.
Inc.
250,000
—.
80,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller*
Kidder,
:
Burge
Corp.
400,000
Co
Ball,
Amount
The Johnson, Lane,
Securities
_—;
8s
commitment has been
in
new
their respective names:
opposite
Corp.— 2,710,000
& Co., Inc.
400,000
Allyn
BaChe
tract of land.
six
the
of
Space
bays aggregating 21,600 square feet as demand requires.
of
set
$3,250,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth,
Sullivan
Co., Inc.
addition
7
t
underwriters
Webster
&
American
expanded operations if the future vol¬
expansion.
Plans have been drawn to the
for the initial construction and leasing of a
specifications
7,200 square foot plant in the Buffalo area
The plans are so drawn as to permit the
Additional financing
,
bonds
new
Securities
use); (c) the balance to lease or
office space complete with additional
inspection
annual
Tracerlab
Amount
such
and
expendi¬
expense,"
operating
company.
million,
White, Weld & Co
warrants
company's
.
for
the
Houston, Texas, corporation.
amount
accommodate
business
of
made
development
another
of
bonds named below
have severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the bond
underwriting agreement, to purchase from the company the principal
of
additional
new
which
were
UNDERWRITERS—The
such
use
large
"just
future
details follow:
•
company
payment
the
the
to
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Additional Fi¬
nancing Details—We reported in our issue of April 25
the offering on April 21 of $35,000,000 of first niortgage
pipe line bonds and 800,000 shares of common stock of
Employee
its
1959
1960.
to
shock
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper.
to
191,
in
vital
report was information on the many
introduced during 1959.
Total sales
slightly in excess of 1958's total of 10.3
million.
A record high year-end backlog of $3.3 million was reported*
Mr. Auchincloss stated, "Only the mechanics associated with phasing
out
old
products,, while simultaneously introducing new ones pre¬
vented the attainmerit of a higher volume of sales.—V. 191,, p. 549.
for
per
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
the first
•»
contained
products
new
President,
increase,
to
expects to realize approximately $450,000
expenses
estimated at $41,000.
The company
proceeds, or, if less than $450,000 is realized, the
proceeds realized, in the following order of priority:
(a) $40,000 to
repay a short-term loan made to the company on Oct. 1, 1959 and used
for working capital;
(b) approximately $250,000 for use as working
capital (including the payment of life insurance premiums on the
president's life) and to establish expanded executive sales and manu¬
facturing personnel and to continue research and development, no
the
intends
from
months ended March 31,
12
Plan^-V.
PROCEEDS—The
after
of
revenues
$3,946,905 for the month of March, 1960, compared with $3,592,922 for
the same month of the previous year.
Gross income for March, 1960,
was
of
investment
an
Also
continued
The subscription offer will expire at
Eastern Standard Time On May 6, 1960. Subscription price is $28.75 per share. C. E. Stoltz & Co. is
underwriter for the issue.
to be
operating
gross
business
above that
outstanding.
Silverman,
had
company
.
these
management's opinion that
should not be considered as
as
A.
$
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Railway
of
but
$938,000,
R.
was
tures
to
12:30 p.m.,
ume
expenses.
revenue—
then
Herbert
volume
stock
common
Purchase
ment
46,958,129 133,479,916 128,546,893
35,776,381 102,213,312 100,709,839
oper.
to
shares
shares of such stock at the rate of three shares for each
five shares held of record at the close of business on
1960—3 Mos.—1959
48,549,823
35,306,850
Railway
on
equal
Devices, Inc.—Rights Offering—-The company
offering to the holders of its 25 cent par value comihon stock the right to subscribe fpr 18,705 additional
and
1960—Month—1959
'
'
and
$679,814,
is
Co.—Earnings—
'
amounted
.
,
purchase
Southern Pacific
taxes
Chairman,
approximately 24%
p. 1570.
shares
Stock
proceeds from the sale of the bonds, together with other financing,
he used in connection with this program.—V. 191, p. 1817.
Period End. Mar. 31—
on
totaled
company, of 11 North Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa, Fla., filed
registration statement with the SEC on April 21, 1960 covering 125,-
000
construction program, including a four-unit generating station, three
transmission lines and two coal mines is estimated to cost $164,000,000,
of which $69,019,075 had been incurred prior to January 1, i960.
The
will
taxes
it
1959, net income
940,437
common
Taylor
of 600 North 18th Street, Birmingham, Ala., filed
registration statement with the SEC on April 25, 1960, covering
440 000 000
of first mortgage bonds, series of 1960 due 1992, to be
offered'for public sale at competitive bidding..
,
The company was organized in May, 1956, for the purpose of con¬
structing
and operating
a
large, modem steam-electric generating
niarit near the Alabama coal fields, transmission lines between the
generating plant and the Alabama-Georgia State line and coal mines
tc supply
iuel for the plant. All the common stock of the company
is owned
equally by Alabama Power Co. and Georgia Power Co.,
whose stock is,
in turn, owned by Southern Co. A basic reason for
the creation of Southern Electric was to make available to Alabama
power and
Georgia Power the benefit of low cost fuel in a major
steam plant
capable of serving both companies. Southern Electric's
net
Federal
for
This
a
-
company,
ThiS:
was
Provision
Tampa Electric Co.—Employee Stock Plan—
^
Electric Generating Co.—Registers Bonds—
Southern
of
share
Federal
for
1960.
Malting Co., Inc., San Fran¬
Milwaukee; arid Bauer-Schweitzer
Corp.,
31,
$1,127,000.
quarter
Talcott,
,—v. 191,
Wis. This will
include constant
'ihercurjr Va'por
other
rn
per
to
reported that the company's
transformers and fluorescent lighting ballasts.
units of Basic Products Corp. are Sola Electric Co., <phicago;
Electrica de Mexico, S. A., Mexico City; Anchor Manufacturing
Manchester, N. H.; Como-Cast Corp., Milwaukee; Froedtert Malt.
iamti
March
first
James
mediate
tin
the
Provision
Toronto.
Etobicoke,
of
at
amounted
cents
.67
made
now
^v
income
indicated that the
In commenting on the loss, Tracerlab President, S. S. Auchincloss,
emphasized the fact that Tracerlab's new development expenditures
for 1959 were $635,820 or $153,000 more than the reported loss, and
when compared to 1958's loss and development expenditures indicates
significant operating improvements.
Mr. Auchincloss indicated that
This
name of Sola Electric (Canada) Ltd.. a
Basic Products Corp., Milwaukee, Wis., has been changed
the
15,
April
Effective
Report—
annual
report for 1959
$482,537 loss.
a
51
2,400
Co.—a
2,400
-
Inc
Hayden, Miller 8s Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._—
Hornblower & Weeks
E. F. Hutton & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
—
;
15,000
2,000
10,000
10,000
3,500
10,000
w.' ;»■
52
5*v»t< $ 'T*" -■f^vw ,W'f Mtt*ti7,idiN
rVAfk,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1924)
.
Monday, May 2, 1960
.
.
Nu
Quail
Battles,
<fc
Lemon
2,400
Mellen
Joseph,
Inc
Riter
&
«
The
Miller,
2,000
-
Peabody
Kidder,
«fc
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Kormendi
&
Loeb
Bissell
Lazard
Inc
Co.,
Kuhn,
Laird,
<fc
Freres
Co
15,000
—
Shields
Mackall
E.
McCormick
Merrill
Suplee,
Pierce,
Newburger
Pacific
Northwest
2,750
Co.—__
Jackson
Pressprich Ac
&
Witter
E.
Arthur
Inc—
2,750
5,100
L.
:
15,000
Co
Wood
2,000
Co
&
Wright
Inc.
5,100
Co
other
Offered—Michael
Fieldman, of New York City, on April 22 commenced
the public offering of 139,832 shares of the corpora¬
tion's common stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
BUSINESS—The
New
for
formed
corporation was
law bv Nathan J.
State
York
the
Weiss
under
Nov. 25,
1955
Durkopp Sewing
on
as
Corp.,
distributing industrial sewing machines and con¬
veyors manufactured by Durkoppwerke AG of Bielefeld.
Germany. In
May 1936. upon obtaining an exclusive distributorship in the United
States and its Teiritories of
the Durkoppwerke
line, the name was
changed
Durkopp Corp.
to
Arnold M.
1958
In
of
purpose
cleaner
and
tion
a
as
Wolf, who had
previous experience in the vacuum
became associated with the corpora¬
industries,
conveyor
stockholder,
and
director
officer.
During 1959 the corporation obtained additional American distribu¬
torships from other foreign manufacturers and the name thereupon
changed
was
Transworld
to
PROCEEDS—The
41»
poses:
(2>
840,000
$25,000
chase
<4)
for
(5)
$50,000
of
promoticn
and
174
machines;
sewing
champagne
of
advertising:
for
Petroleum
Securities
and
porarily suspending
Securities
(6t
general
810,900
The
repayment
purposes.—V.
Payment will be made
Angeles, Calif;""":" "v
debentures
The
share
to
April
United
John
notification
of
Petroleum
at
1933
has
Commission
with
issued
order
an
suspension
tion
A
not
facts;
made in
Commission
that
assert3
Nov.
on
12,
Tri-State
1959,
certain
and
terms
conditions
of
Regula¬
with by the company; that its offering cir¬
misleading by reason of its failure to disclose certain
complied
false and
material
the
the
public offering of
199.900 common shares
share pursuant to such an exemption. The Commission's
order
were
is
with
and
violation
that
of
the
Section
stock
17
offering
(the
would
anti-fraud
and
be
provision!
is
of
being
the
Act.
The
order provides an opportunity for
hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
According
is
not
Commission's
for
offering
prescribed
that
the
to
available
aggregate
in
Tri-State
the
Springfield Gas
and
the
and
issuance
(iii>
terests
the
in
and
its
and
Oil
sale
company's
the
predecessor,
and
issuer's
falls
officers,
between
V.
(iii
of
Regulation
a
stock
exceeds
the
unregistered
fails
predecessor
a
securities
by
of
the
issuer-
predecessor;
a
circular fails to disclose royalty in¬
held by counsel for the issuer and a
property
material
and
transactions
promoters,
and
between
fails
to
the
disclose
p.
issuer
and
its
affiliates
and
earnings
share
per
of
191,
April
stock
1369.
191, p.
of
a
President,
his
this
company
lion
dividends
56
to
first
the
preferred
on
respectively
for
for
dollars
ings should reach
a
first
new
the
of
for
told
for
the
share
the
first
he
said,
both
period
same
last
should
The
EEC
at
corporation
covering
<81
par
The
April
on
250.000
per
proceeds
share!,
are
14
shares
filed
of
a
class
letter
A
without
of
between $5.50
company's
Utah
The
Power
authorized
notification
stock
creating a
ing to common
said
preferred
Waltham
The
about
&
of
$1.50
May
and
a
million
share
to
to
earnings
than
a
while
$6.00
held
than
in
stock.—V.
has
191,
p.
pre-emptive
on
April
$1,000,000
20.
in
Co.,
acquisition,
for
12,500
be
used
purchase
real
for
rights
to
Waltham
proceeds
from
additional
the
the
trucks, tractors
500, to improve
The
$2
was
H.
P.
per
shares
of
three
and
Treasurer;
Executive
stock,
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
U.
S.
Net
Home
earnings
1960
were
with
$63,162.32
nounced
After
income
stock
month
&
is
for
Robert
setting up
are
p.
to
be
for
Railway
Railway
Aug'
the
H.
a
amounted
to
outstanding
as
Winnerman,
reserve
It S
President.
for
Federal Income Taxes,i the earned net
$78,220.52.
Based
upon
the 364,930 shares
of
of Feb, 29, the earnings
per share
for the six
period amounted to $.21, and the amount
available for Dreferred
company
declared
a
Amounted
A St0Ck
dividend
payment
SUX&ZurXLZltUlc,ass
of
$ 05
for
each
to
share
B stock
^the^plamirng ^n^wIns^nictton^of^muUI-uriit^real'e^ta'te' communlfies
in
In
the
north
New
Jersey Shore
area.
The
Smpany SMCiaS^f the
J»o«rUir)Sni ° ,i°W and mcdlum Price homes in the $8,000 to $18 000
and resale
purchase of land for Investment or for subdivision
ments^ An'additional o„d, dellrered
532
in three of its developmonths;
S
in
and
manu¬
the
Jesse
Ivanhoe,
and
to
450,C00
Sam
purchase
develop
approximately
certain
shares
of
Rapoport,
President,
class
to
and
additional
van
$168,-
capital position.
Secretary,
into
or
addition
and
company,
used
expand
purchase
balance
working
in
to
and
indebtedness,
class
Board
B
stock.
Chairman
Herman
Ivanhoe,
equally, all the class B
They also own 13.06% each
own,
A.
•?.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$2,879,975
$2,749,485
$7,906,645
$7,507,511
oper.
expenses.
2,230,288
2,286,512
6,528,828
6,595,880
Net rev. from ry. opers.
..
revenue^-
$649,687
$462,973
$1,377,817
$911,631
235,237
99,457
76,687
*102,829
Net
ry,
income___
oper.
'Deficit.—V. 191,
Wright
million,
Earnings
p.
1480.
'
with
$1.55
a
with
Homes
Inc.—Stock
Offered—First
Corp., of Durham, North Carolina,
on
Securities
April 21 publicly
offered
423,700 shares of Wright Homes, Inc. common
(par 20 cents) at $1 per share. These securities are
being offered as a speculation to residents of North
stock
Carolina.
respect
PROCEEDS—Of
the
the
physical assets
ditions
to
present
duction
of
accounts
of
net
proceeds,
Wilson
plant
As
payable:
working
Cabinet
$20,000
Co,;
equipment;
$50,000
for
will
be
$20,000
$120,000
used
will
will
be
be
to
purchase
used
used
as
ad¬
for
re¬
building assistance fund; and
capital.
BUSINESS—The
company engages primarily in the manufacture and
prefabricated houses. It is authorized to
purchase, manufacture,
all types of building materials and
equipment, to own and de¬
velop land, and transact a general real estate
business, to borrow and
lend money, to
engage in the insurance and bonding business and to
engage in any other lawful
activity which may be
sale
of
and
sell
meeting of stock¬
completed, will add
1960,
Mr.
Ripley
said.
in
connection
with
HOUR 'NOf
<$ mum
during the six months ended Feb .29
increase of
approximately 139'; as comoared
six months ended
sV 1959.
an-
engaged
be
$50,000 to
bil¬
the Boesch
disclosed by Louis
to
taxes
is
from
15,000
plan
oper.
one
an
and
stock
A
the
Period End. Mar. 31—
offered
incidental
expenses
share
pgr
also 'includes
will
$75,000
$75,000
outstanding,
convertible
949.
S^^shTre99'930 ShareS °f ClaS5
The
used
stock,
company's
Vice-President
which
the
Development Corp.—Net Up
before
$151,501.09,
by
191.
10c
and
1956
in
the class A stock.
Inc.—Acquisition
Co., Inc., Seattle 4, Wash.
mining operations.—V.
trailers
of
A.
The subscription price
offering was underwritten bv
This
at
a
inventory;
territories;
class
officers
April 11,
share.
Pratt &
stock
statement
restricted stock option
registered but not offered.
to
the
siding
has
company
175,000
The
of
sale
the
April 26.
on
at $3
company
incorporated
and
pres¬
1960; rights expired
pep
a
registration
being
are
sales
estate.
holders of its outstanding
stock, on the basis of
share for each eight shares held of record
of
The
was
Tungsten Mountain Mining Co.—Rights Offering—This
upon the effectiveness
of its Regulation A
Statement with the SEC, on
April 11 publicly offered
50,000 additional shares of its common stock to the
new
48c
registration
public sale
pursuant
aluminum
company's
purchase
when
in
filed
seeking
for
which
company,
ent
equalled
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
firm
J.,
shares
issued
company
$171,330 for
agreement
an
The
sales
1960
facturing and distributing aluminum combination storm and screen
windows, aluminum combination storm and screen doors, aluminum
jalousie windows and doors and, aluminum clapboard siding.
Of the
earn¬
1818.
Instrument
signed
of
months
share for the first quarter of 1959.
per
common
a
$254
1959.
compared
Manufacturing Co. of Danbury, Conn.
This was
Ripley, President, of Waltham, at the annual
more
be
unwarranted,
of
limited
N.
1960,
stockholders.
shares
wilL
16
2.000,000 shares
stockholders
Brake
amounted to $3,902,273 compared with
1959, an increase of 8%. Net income
compared with $1,985,814 for the
three
first
offered
to be
to
The
1960.
Light Co.—To Increase Capital—
on
the
26,
21,500
cents
950.
p.
Precision
company
holders
with
more
history
approximately
$249
stock,
certain
ad¬
consider:
lai. increasing
the
capital stock of the company;
class of cumulative preferred stock (par $25>; (ci grant¬
issue
<b)
to
with
compared
191,
stockholders
1960 were
April
underwriting.
be
to
of
common
and
total
the
record
were
year.—V.
Air
shares
Moonachie.
on
shares
*
months
sales
in
time
quarter of
stockholders,
of
number
purchased
7°-'
Sales
Westinghouse
1959.
for
Wisconsin Central
■share.
he
the
cents and 62
of 1959 and
R.
Tulshop Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Files With SEC—
stock,
quarters
last few
in
records
Sales,
year.
the
of
registration statement with the
of 150,000 shares of class
per share through a group
of underwriters headed by Michael G. Kletz As Co.
The underwriting
commission will be 33c per share;
In addition, Michael G. Kletz has
A
Co.—Forecast-
pessimism
new
2,339,305
$2,008,417,
was
Win-Chek Industries,
Co. expects to enter the select circle of com¬
billion dollars or more during I960, , John W.
told
the
annual
meeting
of .stockholders
on
forecast
$2,973 641
2,158,223
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
shareholders
of
meeting
taxes
income
This
SEC
.
'
McGovern
$2,822,824
outstanding at March 31, 1960, was 4,206,761
compared with 4,196,211 as of March 31, 1959.
The backlog of orders as of March 31,
1960, was $79,800,000 com¬
pared with $77,700,000 recorded a year ago.—V. 190, p. 1230.
reported
19.
Calling the business
Mr.
$1,465,404
1,016,305
last
compared with 47c
The
Subs.)—Forecast—
(&
has
held
quarter of
share
that the estimated con¬
and its subsidiaries for the
8515,494 after provision for Federal
net earnings
for the first quarter
totals have not been adjusted for any
Rubber
Rubber
sales
622,431
annual
income
first
per
of
States
States
$780,740
company
for
amount
common
with
McGovern,
re¬
predecessor.—
$10
at
428.
p.
United
United
panies
issuer
the
2289.
190,
the
net
justed
provision
pro-rata
ry. oper.
$4,626,789 $12,362,449 $12,290,048
3,161,385
9,539,625
9,316,407
$4,070,011
3,289,271
Earnings before income taxes
expected, however, that results in later months of 1960 will
be at
rates
exceeding 10%
of capital necessarily employed. Subsidy
recapture adjustments for 1960, calculated on the basis used in 1959,
added
to
the
net
earnings estimate of 8515,494 given above, show
total estimated earnings of $1,072,724 for the first quarter of 1960.
the
disclose
These
$430,440.
the
after
is
After
1960—3 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
exps.
$3,615,216 for the same period in
''
•'.••••'%•
v:;
subsidy agreement, the company is
entitled to earn over a ten-year period an average of 10?;
per annum
of its capital necesarily employed,
after Federal income tax. There¬
after the government recaptures one-half of all additional net earn¬
ings. The net earnings in the first quarter of each of the years 1959
and 1960 were less than
10%of capital necessarily employed during
those periods; but in
1959 net earnings for preceding years had ex¬
ceeded
an
average
of 10?;.
per
annum
and there was an available
subsidy recapture reserve to bring the earnings for the first quarter
to that average. This adjustment increased net earning^ for that period
to
$971,325.
A
ten-year recapture period ended Dec.
31, 1959 and
consequently for the first quarter of 1960 there are not any accrued
earnings in excess of the 10%
available for the adjustment of the
earnings for that period. "
limitation
to
the
stock
common
'f
operating-differential
its
1569;
p.
month, A. King McCord, President, announced
results of operations for the first quarter of 1960.
Consolidated sales
of the company and its subsidiaries for the three months ended March
31, 1960, were $46,757,163.
This compares with consolidated sales of
$41,988,902 for the same period in 1959, or an increase of 11%.
\-V
has
Inc.,
recapture.
Under
Talk-
ISO,
1480.
p.
Company
1960 amount to
The
corresponding
were
subsidy
exemption
because
8300.000
notification
is
A
offering
the
offering
directors
lationship
<i>
shares
Company
disclose
to
order
Petroleum's
price of its
Regulation;
of
of
tax.
1959
tem¬
respect
proposed
$1.50 per
cular
filed
of
Co.
President,
earnings
quarter
income
Regulation A exemption from registration under
to a public offering of stock
by this corporation, 1403 G. Daniel Baldwin Building, Erie. Pa.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration for
public offerings of securities not exceeding 8300,000 in amount.
In
a
first
Lines
Franklin,
net
previous
Ry.—Earnings—
income—
oper.
Net
into
inclusive.—V.
1960,
States
M.
at
convertible
are
21,
above.—V.
Ire.,
Industries,
Westinghouse Air Brake
called for re¬
fund, $46,1, 1977 at
the Security First National Bank,
Industries,
Topp
100';.
Los
—V.
/)
As
from
rev.
191,
At
of
volume
company's
the
formerly
corporation
Co.—Merger
Snowdrift
&
operating
ry.
—V.
demption on May 1, next, through operation of the sinking
000 of its 6 %
convertible subordinated debentures, due May
wines;
and
for
corporate
that
stated
He
1959.
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
Exchange
a
Act
pur¬
machines; $15,000 for pur¬
purchase of automobiles;
...
Tri-State
the
and
following
the
for
promotion
S10.322.3C
for
industrial
sewing
840,000
and
used
be
Net
Net
products
buisness was ex¬
pected to show further gains in the current calendar year, based on
results of operations for the first three months ended March 31, I960.- - *
in
It
649.
p.
The
<3i
Corp.
of
home
ol
purchase
for
note;
a
191,
purchase
for
motors:
for
$13,000
will
proceeds
purchase
electric
of
net
Equipment
Oil
Foods
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
designs and manufactures
for use by hospitals,
Co.
latex
than- the
and Federal
state
Rubber
Perry
and
higher
30%
were
by
Railway oper. revenue
Governmental regulatory agencies.
gloves, surgical tubing
clinics, physicians and
surgeons. The company has experienced "rapid growth"
in sales and
earnings
the past several years, B. F. Gira, President of
during
United Industrial Corp., said. Sales for the 12 months ended Dec. 31,
1959
exceeded
81,800,000
as
compared
to 81,120,000
for the year
previous, and pretax earnings rose trom $45,000 in 1958 to $230,000
appropriate
by
1959
the
told
indicated
Western Maryland
of Perry Rubber
hospital special¬
had been signed with the principals
producer of surgical medical and
merger
agree¬
an
and Products Land Co., owner of
real property used in the
business of Perry. Consummation of the merger is subject to approval
solidated
Transworld Equipment Corp.—Stock
is
Hunt
see
ties,
2,000
2,000
<■
Ripley
electronics
a
Co., Massillon, Ohio,
Co.,
&
—--
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
1818.
191, p.
8,000
Lerchen Ac Co.—
Dean
2,000
W.
3,500
—
Ac
Harold
Co.,
&
Co.,
of
ment
in
stockholders.
An extension of this favor¬
the fact that shipments for the first two
months of
1960
were
approximately $800,000, Mrt Ripley said.
The
company's net profit last year was $132,917.—V. 191, p. 1818.
Partial Redemption—
Ac
Walston
15,000
Shepard
Co
&
par
Waltham
of
year, Mr.
able trend
Signed—
Corp.—Merger Agreement
Los Angeles-headquartered diversified
manufacturer, on April 25 announced that
corporation,
industrial
and
3,500
s—-
-
Dann
—
Walker
H.
This
&
Watling,
&
Curtis
Prescott,
,
Common,
;
.
8,000
—
Co
G.
8,000
L,".;.
L..
R.
&
Neuhaus
Inc
Co.,
8.000
—
Co
—
Vietor.
2,000
—
Webber,
Paine,
Day
Underwood.
8,000
2,400
Co.—
As
Ohio Co.;
Corp
&
Anthony
2,400
Moseley & Co.—;
Wells As Co
2,000
2,750
2.000
———
Trask
Tucker,
2,750
Mosley
—
Co
Spencer
2,000
—
5,100
Yeatman,
Inc
American
As
2,400
Inc
Swiss
Mullaney,
R.
Co.,
As
2.400
3,500
Jones
2,000
;
&
Beissner & Co—
3,500
Co.—
—
Co
As
Co.,
Templeton
Ac
Co
Sutro
Moroney,
—V.
&
8.000
Co——
Staats
15,000
Co.—
Co
Frank, Meyer & Fox
Inc.-—
Mitchum,
The
Stroud
3,500
Inc
Smith,
&
Milwaukee
S.
Stix
R.
Steele
J.
As
As
Turben & Co., Inc.
Merrill,
P.
H.
2,400
Co.
Lynch,
Fenner
The
William
Stern,
3,500
Co
As
Smithers
S.
3.500
Co
&
McDonnell
F.
2,400
Co.—
&
McDonald
3,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
2.400
Smith, Barney As Co. Inc. 15,000
2.000
Inc.——
&
Masten
8,000
Agnew
potentiometers.
Wesson
2,400
Co._
Co
As
Shuman,
on
United Industrial
2,750
Co
Ac
the
April 20 filed a letter of notification with
SEC
covering 2,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
($25 per sharei, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for expansion
purposes.
company
custom
Sales
Commission—
8,000
Hutzler—
&
As
3,500
2,400
Co
Scranton
W.
2,750
,—
&
2,400
Coe_
is
Mason-Hagan,
A.
Chas.
15,000
Co..i.4H^.
Irvirtg Lundborg & Co._;l—
&
which
With
also
announced
the acquisition in
February of this
Electro-Mec Laboratory,
Inc. of Long Island City, n. y
designs and manufactures a variety of high precision
Ripley
of
year
^
Co., Farmington* N. H.—Files
Telephone
Union
Securities and Exchage
The
2,400
Brothers
Ryons
Lester,
Bros.
Salomon
Schwabacher
Corp..—— 10,000
Higginson
Lehman
Winston
15,000
2,000
—
Meeds
&
Inc
Mosle & Co
Rowles.
2,0U0
Co
&
5,100
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
2,000
8,000
Inc
Co
As
Co.,
15,000
Co
Co
Co.,
As
Mr.
colony,
Manor in Brick Township.
A new 250-home
Club" will be opened shortly.—V. 190, p. 2789.
Sky
Shore
at
3,500
Gardner
As
Reynolds
Co
&c
S.
U.
2,400
2,pOO
—
Johnston.
Lee
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Lane, Space
Johnson,
Corp
2,000
—
Reinholdt
2,000
Inc.
The
Inc._
Co.,
&
and
Lake
Shares
Shares
Dulles
Janney,
&
X
profitably conducted
other
business
of
the
corporation.
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DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
1611—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
to
Cullman, Ala.
Warrant
t
Clisby,
Offering
City
—
Frances
will
Clerk,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $1,250,000 general obligation refund¬
ing capital improvement warrants.
Dated
June
1, 1960. Due from
1961
to
1990 inclusive. Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
A
rant,
All
of Birming¬
Rose,
&
ham.
ARIZONA
Maricopa County, Mesa Elementary
Offering—Rhea
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
sealed
on
Averill,
Supervisors,
bids
until
June 6 for the
11
payable
County
the
at
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
;
V-.'
pur¬
Carpinteria Union High School
District, Santa Barbara County,
June
1
Bond
1969
inclu¬
sive. Interest J-D.
Navajo County, Snowflake School
District No. 5 (P. O. Holbrook),
BondOfferin g—Dorothy J.
Leavitt, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (MST) on May 2
for
eral
June
1, 1960. Due
July 1 from
1963 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
school
bonds offered on April 25—v. 191,
p. 1482—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed
by the Bank of
Yavapai County School District
No. 28 (P. O. Prescott), Ariz.
S137;000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
fered on April 25—v. 191, p. 1819
—were
awarded to Refsnes, Ely,
Beck & Co.
$145,000
Costa
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—-W.
T.
180,000
til 10:30
(Calif. DST) on May
3
for
the purchase
of $105,000
school bonds. Dated June 15, 1960.
a.m.
June 15 from 1961 to 1983
on
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
interest
and
inclusive.
on
3%s. Due
as
from
1973
to
on
Co.,
follows:
as
E.
Cruttenden,
May 20
F.
syndicate
Podesta
&
N. White
&
Co.
Foothill Junior
Santa Clara
Bond
College District,
County, Calif.
$4,400,000
Sale —The
school, series C bonds offered
25—v.
191,
a
on
1714—were
p.
syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
San Francisco, at a price of
of
net interest cost of about
a
$750,000
as
1961
150,000
as
1968
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
3%s. Due
on
May
1,
as
from
S^s.
1970 to
2,900,000
Due
on
May 1
1973 inclusive.
3%s. Due
as
Alviso School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
on
May 1,
Offering—Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
til 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May 10
for
the purchase of $27,000 1960
school, series A bonds. Dated June
15,. 1960. Due on June 15 from
to
1985
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. BrUn-
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids at
his
will
office
receive
in
Red¬
wood, until
10 a.m. (Calif. DST)
May 3 for the purchase of
$190,000 school, series C. bonds.
Dated May 1, i960. Due on
May 1
on
interest
and
on
the
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E.
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
11
Stockton,
un¬
(Calif. DST) on May
9
for
the
purchase
of
$31,000
school, series B bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due on June 1, 1961 and
a.
m.
1962.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Ordick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Los Angeles
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
The $16,000,000
election, 1958, series F bonds of¬
fered on April 26—v.
191, p. 1267
--were
$25,000,000
(J-D)
Lincoln Unified School
District,
San Joaquin
Los
California (State of)
Bond Sale —The
(Calif.
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
series W bonds offered
Roose¬
Cross, Shearson, Hammill
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, Trust
Company
of
Andrews
A.
Georgia,
&
Atlanta,
Inc.,
Co.,
Franei§,L -tflRontGregory
& Sons, J. A. Hogle & Co.,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Co.* Irving Lundborg
National State Bank, of
Newark, Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., Taylor & Co.,
—
awarded
April
Chester
Harris
& Co., Industrial
Bank,
of
Providence,
Kean, Taylor & Co., Stern, Lauer
& Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
National
Stevenson & Co., Robert
W;
Baird
&
Co., * Inc.,
Dallas
Union Securities Co., Inc., Fahey,
Bacon,
Clark
&
Fort
Co.,
v
Worth
National
T.
as
of
Worth, Frantz Hutchinson &
Kalman & Co.,
Inc., Mc-
a
Trust
&
Savings Bank, of Seattle, Arnold
& Crane, C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.,
Julien
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Bank of
America
aid, N, T... &, S._ A., of San
Francisco,
April as 4s.
Bank
of
Sutherland
Stein
Bros.
Frank,
&
Sale-The
Bond
upper
enue
&
Co.,
Boyce,
Stern,
Meyer
& Fox,
Stubbs,
Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., Third
191, p. 1163—were awarded to
syndicate
headed
by Smith,
Barney & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
v.
a
Co., Inc.; Harrimah Ripley & Co.,
Inc., and Lehman Brothers, as 5s,
4s
and
3.90s, at
Other
cate
&
Co.;
Mericka
Morris
&
Co.,
&
Co., William
,,
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., Rod¬
& Renshaw, Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem,
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., J. C.
Wheat & Co., Ray
Allen, Olson
& Beaumont, Inc., Allan Blair &
Co., Continental Bank & Trust
Co., of Salt Lake City, DempseyTegeler & Co., Ellis & Co., First
of Arizona
Co., First Cleveland
Corp., McDonnell &
Co.,
Inc.,
man
Sturo
sen
&
Jones,
Bros.
& Co., Wulff, Han¬
Co., Hannaford & Talbot,
Cosgrove & Miller, Raf-
fensperger,
and
Hughes
C. N. White
&
&
Co.
Co.,
Inc.,
'
&
Co.;
R. D.
White
&
A. Webster Dougherty &
Co.;
Co.; Dreyfus & Co.; R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
&
Co.; Ginther & Co.; Indian¬
C.
John
Share
and
Bond
apolis
Co.;
&
Legg
Corp.;
Lyons
&
Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., Inc.; Park,
Ryan,
Inc.;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Talmage & Co.: M. B. Vick & Co.;
Shafto,
Inc.;
Whittaker & Co.; ZahCompany; J. R. Williston
Robert L.
and
ner
&
New York
Fahnestock &
Hanseatic
Beane;
Corp.;
Co.,
and
John Small & Co., Inc.
Santa Rosa School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
series
A
Wells
the
Trust
can
$350,000 school,
on
April
offered
bonds
19—v. 191, p.
to
1611—were awarded
Fargo
Co.,
of
Sulphur Springs
a
Bond
Bank Ameri¬
Francisco.
San
Union
School
vig,
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
sealed
will
Clerk,
bids
at
his
receive
office
in
Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (CDST) 011
May 17 for the purchase of $65,election
000
Dated
1957, series C bonds.
June
1960. Due pn June
1, from 1961
to
1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
1,
the
at
County
Treasurer's
office.
syndi¬
&
Co.;
Nu¬
Bond
Equitable Securities
Co.;
Whalley,
Corporation; Shields & Co.; B. J.
R.
W.
Dickson
Alex. Brown &
Pressprich
&
&
R.
S.
I^ominick
Michigan Corporation;
hill, Noyes & Co.; W.
&
&
Co.;
&
Curtis;
&
&
Hemp¬
Paine,
revenue, series 1959 A bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1998 inclusive. Inter¬
est
F-A.
Legality approved by
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
ver.
.
CONNECTICUT
du
Reynolds
&
B.
Gregory
Gibbons
&
Sons;
E. F. Hutton &
Co.,
Inc.;
A.
Eldredge
&
Co.; Cof¬
&
Co.,
Hirsch
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Roosevelt
Co.,
&
Inc.;
&
Inc.;
Foster
&
The Illinois Company;
King, Quirk & Qo., Inc.; Newhard,
Cook & Co.; Chas. E.
Weigold &
Auchincloss, Parker
&
Redpath; Baker, Watts & Co.
Baxter
&
Company;
ceive sealed
bids, at the Connecti¬
Trust Co., Room 504,
750 Main St., Harford, until 11:30
a.m.
(EDST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $800,000 school, series
A bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due
on June
1 from 1961 to 1980 incl.
Co.;
Boettcher
Bramhall,
Ridgefield, Conn.
Cross;
Co.,
Marshall;
Co., Inc.;
Offering — Elmore Turkington, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Co.; W. H. Morton
Andrews
&
Bond
cut Bank &
Pont
fin & Burr; Dick &
Merle-Smith;
Geo.
Coventry, Conn.
Webber,
Co.
Francis I.
M.
State
E. Hutton
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Wood,
Struthers
the
of
11 for the purchase of $2,000,000 construction and refund¬
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; F. S.
Moseley
Treasurer
Co.; ing
Weeks;
Co.;
Offerin g—Joseph
May
Co.;
&
Dominick; Estabrqok & Co.; First
of
V
Board of Agriculture, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
&
Thalmann
Hcrnblower
COLORADO
Colorado State University (P. O.
Fort Collins), Colo.
John
Co.;
&
Van Ingen & Co.;
James
S.
the
of
Peabody
Kidder,
&
&
J.
&
follows: Kuhn, Loeb
as
Phelps,; Fenn
&
Wm.
price of par,
a
members
were
of
Chicago, Cruttenden, Podesta
Co., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Wheat
C.
Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Adams & Hinckley; George K.
Baum & Co.; D. H. Blair & Co.;
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Cooley
net interest cost of about 3.93%.
National
Bank,
of
Nashville,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, J. R.
Williston & Beane, Robert Winthrop & Co., Arthur L. Wright
& Co., Inc., Fred D. Blake &
Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co,,
$30,000,000
american river project rev¬
bends offered on April 28—
Jackson
Cincinnati,
Meyer &
Fox; Taylor and Company; Un¬
derwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; J.
California
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Ladenburg
Seattle
Scribner; Stern, Frank,
District, Los Angeles County,
Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist.
Sons;
Mayer,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
& Co.; Singer, Deane &
Putnam
about 4.41%.
Master Hutchinson & Co., Season-
&
Francisco,
price of 100.598, a
A., of San
at
41/2S,
basis of
veen
Bank,
1714—were
p.
S.
&
N.
&
Henry G. Wells & Co., Inc., First
National Bank, of Memphis, Ginther & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
191,
19—v.
on
awarded to The Bank of America
Kenower,
Ryan,
Fresno, until
DST) on May
10
for the purchase of
$128,000
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from 1962
to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
building
of Dallas,
Bank,
&
Provident
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's
office.
school
[Republic 1958, series D bonds offered
bids at his office in
til
Belmont School District, San Mateo
Bond
Corp.,
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Indianola Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
m.
Rosa, until 2:30 p.m. (Calif. DST)
on
May 10 for the purchase of
$43,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated May 15, 1960. Due
&
Collins & Co., Dittmar &
Co., Inc., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.,
Fahnestock & Co., Hooker & Fay,
Inc., Mitchum, Jones & Templeton, Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood,
from 1974 to 1983 inclusive.
a.
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Santa
good
Bond
Bond
velt
Co.,
1969.
600,000
Hanseatic
York
Fort
5s. Due
to
Co.,
Ladenburg,
Co., John Nuveen
10:30
cisco.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Ventura, un¬
on
May 15 from 1961 to 1980
Co., E. F.
Principal and interest
Hutton & Co., Bacon, Whipple & inclusive.
payable at the County
Co., William Blair & Co., Clark, (M-N)
Treasurer's office.
Dodge & Co., First National Bank
in Dallas, First Southwest Co., Ira
Ranchito School District, Los
Haupt & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Mercantile
Bond Sale—The $55,000 election
National
Bank
at
Dallas,
New
follows:
as
&
&
Wertheim
Co.,
&.r Laidlaw
& Co.,
Hutton
Co.,
J. A. Hogle & Co., J. B. Hanauer
& Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., and
C.
Barth
J.
James
May 20
inclusive.
1980
Other members of the
were
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Har¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
s
20
May
on
1966
3^s. Due
as
240,000
100.011,
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
state
Due
to
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
Paasch, 3.79%,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
5s.
1961
awarded to
Alamo School District, Contra
&
National
as
from
April
CALIFORNIA
ing,
S.
Sale—Thie
Bond
1961
&
T.
follows:
as
eral
Due
N.
A., of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.353,
a net interest cost of about 3.76%,
on
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Co., Seattle-First National
Bank, of Seattle, Bear, Stearns
& Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., \
v.
&
California
the
purchase of $78,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds. Dated
ton
Thalmann
Sale—The $565,000
America
Arizona
Offering—Shirley Weeks,
Bond
& Alleman, Inc.; Lucas, Eisen
Waeckerle, Inc.
&
Ventura County,
•
Bankers Trust
Bank,
Co., both of New York, First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, Blyth &
,
$240,000 school building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
to
City
Na¬
er
School District,
Calif.
Ocean View
syndi¬
First
,
of
1961
tional
the
of
follows:
as
Co.,
Inc.,
First
Boston
Corp., til 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on May
Smith, Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb 10 for the purchase of $120,000
Cardiff School District, San Diego
&
Co.,
Security-First
National flection -1960, series A bonds.
County, Calif.
Bank of Los Angeles, Wells Fargo Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
Bond
Offering — R. B. James,. Bank American Trust Co., of San
1
from
1961
to -1984
inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed Francisco, California Bank, of Los
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
bids at his office in San Diego,
Angeles,
Chemical Bank - New able at the County Treasurer's
until 10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
York
Trust
Co., of New York, office.
''YY:Yv':''v:VYrY': -:a
■[
May 10 for the purchase of $30,- Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
000 school bonds. Dated June 1,
Old Adobe Union School District,
C. J. Devine & Co., Merrill Lynch,
1960. Due on June 1 from 1964 to
Sonoma County, Calif.
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith: Inc.,
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
Dean Witter & Co., R. H. Moul-
chase
from
were
cate
cost of about 3.83%.
Treasurer's
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Francisco, as 5s, 3MiS, 3%s and 4s,
at a price of 100.05, a net interest
terest
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Clerk of the Board of
a
members
Other
19—V. 191, p.
ALABAMA
and
Falion
&
Co., Inc.; Dolphin & Co.; Folger,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Bond Offering—Gino
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
Torcellini,
receive
will
Connecticut
Room
504, 750 Main St., Hartford, un¬
til 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on May 3
for the purchase of $977,000 school
1960 bonds. Dated June 1, I960.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1980
Bank
bids
&
inclusive.
payable
c/o
Trust
the
Company,
Principal
at
the
and
Fairfield
interest
County
Trust Company, Stamford.
DELAWARE
Co., Inc.; Wm. P. Harper & Son &
Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hill
Richards
&
Co.;
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; Ken¬
ower,
MacArthur
&
Co.;
John¬
ston, Lemon & Co.; Leedy, Wheel¬
Dover Special School
District
(P. O. Dover), Del.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 public
library bonds offered on April 21
—v. 191, pi 1714—were awarded to
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Inc.,
V
•
at a
«5/
,i
.
Number 5947
Volume 191
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
price of 100.29, a basis proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
^about 3.59%.
indiana
Ga.
13
the
purchase
of
No. Sch.
inclusive.
Bond Offering—A. B. Couvillon,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
May 1, 1960. Due
$380,000
1961
1960
bonds
offered
Due
3:30
Bond Offering—John W.
Community School
on
McCoy,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids .until 10 a.m. (EST)
21—v.
191,
on
May 31
for
June 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
on
sive. Interest J-D.
maine
on May 3 for the Purchase of $25,Maine (State of)
000 school building revenue bonds,
Bond Offering—Frank S. Car¬
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1 from I96* to 1965 inclusive. In- penter, State Treasurer, will re¬
purchase of $800,000 school bonds, terest A-O.
1055—were Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
Jefferson County (P. O.
I960 Due on June 1 from 1961 awarded to The Indianapolis Bond from 1961 to 1978 inclusive: LeLouisville). Kv.
I 1975 inclusive. Callable as of and" Share Corp.,
as
4%s, at a
approved
by
Bannister,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
r.inp 1
1970. Principal and inter¬ price of 101.023, a basis of about
^arP_e/rni.er» Ahlers * & Cooney, of building revenue bonds offered
est (J-D) payable at the
Idaho 4,37%;v.. ;
Des Moines. \
on April 13—v.
191, p. 1371—were
First National- Bank, in Rupert.
Centerville-Abington Community
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Legality approved by Chapman &
Mount Vernon, Iowa
Schools Corporation (P. O.
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son.
Cutler, of Chicago. v;,»/;■ ■;„•/,,•
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
C
' *■
Other members of the syndicate
.CehterVille)i Ind.
l
Bond Sate—The $193,000. school swimming &ool bonds offered onr were as follows: Almstedt
illinois
•
Bros.,
building bonds offered on April 21 April 25 was sold to A C. AUyn Bankers Bond Co., Blyth & Co!!
& Co., Inc., as 3 /is and 3 ,ks.
Boone and Winnebago Counties,
—v.
191, : p. 1612—were awarded
Inc., Stein Bros. & Boyce, EquitConsolidated School District
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on Nov. able Securities Corp., W. L.
Lyons
No. 219 (P. O. R. F. D.,
and Robert F. Bell & Co., jointly, 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Le- & Co.,
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Mer'%■:>
Clinton), III. S
..
as
3%s, at a price of 100.52, a gality
approved
by
Bannister, rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Bond Offering—Harold Johnson, basis of about
3.56%. *;
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Smith, Security & Bond Co., RusJ
;
■
Secretary of the Board of. Educa¬
Des Moines.
sell Long & Co., and the Kenr
Gas City, Ind.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Bond Offering—Clyde D. Cros¬
Shenandoah, Iowa
tucky Co.
til 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 4 for
Bond Offering—Donald L. BaxLaurel County (P. O. London),
the purchase of
$139,000 school by, City Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
March
(CST)
p.m.
the purchase of $2,000,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Due
Williamstown), Ky.
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Knoxville
1960.
Grant County (P. O.
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers &
1,
Chicago.
May 1 from
on
toJ 1969 delusive. Legality
-
building
inclusive.
Proved by Chapman & Cutler, of tion, will receive sealed bids until
Dated
Legality
Rupert), Idaho
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
District, Iowa
offering—Lee W. Merrill, Miller, of
Bond Offering—J. W. A11 e n,
Minneapolis.
rwk of the Board
of Trustees,
Secretary of the School Board,
^11 receive sealed bids until 8 Beverly Shores School Town, Ind. will receive sealed bids until
Bond Sale-—The $57,000 school
(BIST) on May ; 9 for the
2 p.m.
(CST) on May 4 for the
of $990,000 general ob¬
lation school bonds. Dated June
1980
on
Dated April
Rond
Purchase
to
APr*l 1 from 1963 to 2000 inclusive- Interest A-O. Legality ap-
Interest M-N.
(P. O.
1961
street improvement bonds.
married students apartments 1958
revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1958.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1998
Cassia and Jerome Coun-
Zclass"A"
for
May 17 for the purchase of $1,349,000 school bonds. Due ' from
on
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
4
for
the
purchase of $16,000
Bond
idaho
55
West Baton Rouge Parish Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P.O. Port Allen), La.
City
(P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Offering—Joseph C. Wag¬
ner, Treasurer, wlil receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
Sale—The $360,000 airport
loSn revenue bonds offered on
Si 19—v* 191> P- 1611—were
awarded to Courts & Co.
Housing and Home Finance Agency, as 5V8s, at a price of par.
Clinton, Iowa
Offering—Frank J. Voda,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Ball State Teachers College
Rond
Mnidoka,
Stetson, Inc., and Elkins, Morris, fered on April 25—v. 191, p. 1612
—were
awarded fo the Federal
Stokes & Co.
georgia
Augusta,
&
(1927)
p.
,
ceive sealed, bids until May 18 for
the purchase of $7,250,000 various
state
Portland, Me.
,
•
-
obligation bonds,
general
-
Note
Sale—The
$2,500,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered on April
21—V. 191, p. 1715—were awarded
the
to
Canala
National
Bank, of
Portland.
/
v
:
building bonds. Dated May 1,
Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
payable
(M-N)
trust
at
1960.
(CDST)
•
1972
interest
and
Principal
inclusive.
chase
Due
proved by Charles &
of St. Louis.
; y
.
East St. Louis,
Bond
ment
ter, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 3
for the purchase of $55,000 bonds,
p.m.
May 25 for the pur¬
$392,000 sewage works
bonds/Dated May 1, 1960.
June 1 from
1962 to
as
fll*
$659,000 judg¬
bonds offered on
$27,000 street improvement bonds,
27,000 street construction bonds.
kansas
Bond O f f
p.
e r
i
n g
—
will
gen-
eral obligation court house bonds.
Dated
March... 1,. 1960. Due on
1980 inclu¬
to
Hays Kansas State College,
Regentaf of the State of
Bank, in London. Legality ap(P. O. Hays), Kans.
L u,. pRonmon i r,i+w
Bond
Of f ering
jDona
u ri G r HI g
—
Hubert
nuiwui..^
- • ; Chapman & Cutler, of
Board of
Kansas
Albert H.
Controller,
for the purchase of $295,000
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
at
the
First National
Brighton, Secretary of the Board
of
ceive sealed bids until 11
a.m
Regents, will receive sealed
(CDST) on May 11 for the pur^ bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
20 for the purchase * of $700,000
100.005,
a
net interest
cost
of chase of $1,110,000 I960 sanitary
second issue bonds. Dated May 1, student housing system revenue
about 4.03%., '
v; ••
I960.; Due on Jan'. 1 from 1962 to 1958 bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Henry and Rock Island Counties 1991' inclusive. Principal and in¬ Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1998
Community Unit School District
terest ' (JrJ) '/•: payable
atthe inclusive:; Interest A-O. Legality
No. 223 (P, O. Orion), III.
\ County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ approved by: Dean & Dean, of
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice Topeka. > '
•
building bonds offered on- April &
Miller, of Indianapolis. ; '
Kansas City, City Sch. Dist., Kans,.
20—v. 191, p. 1715—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $3,850,000 gen¬
Pleasant Township School. ;.v
to The Northern Trust
Co., of Chi¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
Townships (P. O. R. 1,
r yI
cago, and Quail & Co., jointly, as
fered on April 27—v. 191, p. 1715
Bennington), Ind. y
4:5/4S, 3s/4S and 3.80s, at a price of
to a syndicate
Bond Offering—J. Raymond —were awarded
100.01, a net interest cost of about
headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.,
3.85%.
Elston, Township Trustee, will re¬
City
Losche,
Kentucky
Bond Offering — Henry Walder,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (EST) on May 17
re¬
:
.
.
Church Home and Hospital (P. O.
Baltimore), Md.
$500,000 hospi¬
tal dormitory 1959 bonds offered
on April 26—v. 191, p. 1715—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
and
Home
Finance Agency,
as
Bond Sale—The
2%s, at
Benton), Ky.
Dated June 1,1960. Due
from
1961
Frederick), Md.
$1,500,000 pub¬
lic school bonds offered on April
27—v. 191, p. 1715—were awarded
to a group
composed of White,
Weld & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Johnston, Lemon
& Co., and Mackall & Coe, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.43%, as follows:
;
$750,000 as 4s. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive,
on
as 3.40s. Due on May
from 1971 to 1985 inclusive.
500,000
v
June
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Bank of Marshall
County, in Benton. Legality approved by Mr. Joseph R. Rubin,
of Louisville.
-
louisiana
1
massachusetts
inclusive.
1980
to
price of par.
Bond Sale—The
g
"
add to—Marshall County (P. Oi
a
Frederick County (P. O.
;
March 1 from 1961
Fort
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
1611—were
awarded to John Nuveen & Co.,
and B. J. Van Ingen & Co., jointly,
as
4V2S and 4s, at a price
of
191,
20—v,
follows:
1996
on
Sale—The
funding
April
1
inclusive.
Trauernicht,
;.7
until
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Twin City
State Bank, in Gas City. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
\
designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
company
successful
bids
on
of
revenue
bank or
any
sealed
ceive
maryland
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $5,000,-
loan notes offered
April 27 was sold to The First
National City Bank, of New York,
and the Shawmut National Bank,
of Boston, jointly.
000 temporary
on
,,
t
;-:v
hr:,,;--
•
ceive
Kankakee County
Community High
School District No. 307 (P.O.
Offering—John
sealed
until
bids
1
p.m.
(CST) on May 26 for the purchase
$17,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due from 1961
to 1969 inclusive. Interest J-J.
of
Bradley), III.
Bond
;
Mathews,
at
til 8
p.m.
(CDST).
on
Dec.
inclusive.
(J-D)
trust
1
un¬
Principal
payable
at
1962
and
any
to
works
190,000
company designated by the
bidder.
Legality pp-
-i
a
47/8s,. at a price
basis of about 4.85%.
South Bend School City,
Sale—The
Bond
Ind.
$615,000 school
I960, - second issue
April 26—v, 191,
improvement.
bonds offered on
County School
District No. 37
p.
(P. O. Ingleside), III.
o^0nd, SMe—The
,
i00.31,
of
or
by Charles & Trauernicht,
St. Louis.
;
v'-"
u
1960 bonds offered
revenue
& Share Corp., as
interest
proved
Lake
$250,000
p.. 1715
were
100.086,
a
to
awarded
and C. F. Childs & Co., as
a
school
building
April 21—v. 191,
awarded to Barcus,
price
of
about 2.80%.
on
nMnnendo/,& Co-'
1715—were
The
Mercantile Trust Co., of St. Louis,
gen-
obligation
bonds offered
as
follows:
as
100.1817,
a
2%s, at
basis
of
4.20s. Due on Oct. 1,
;;-
1,230,000 as 3 %s.. Due on Oct. 1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Were
as
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Fran¬
cis I. duPont & Co., Stroud & Co.,
Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
of Commerce, of
Bank
No. 1
.
Grade School Dist.
District, Iowa
(P. O. Greensburg), Kans.
Town
Clerk, will
receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
19 for the purchase of $385,000
bonds.
East Baton
Rouge Parish (P. O.
Rouge), La.
Baton
Certificate
Offering
Sealed
—
bids will be received until 6 p.m.
(CST)
chase
cates.
on
of
May 11 for the pur¬
$80,000 paving certifi¬
from
Due
1961
to
1971
in¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until May 12 for the
purchase of $330,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1,1960. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1970 incl.
.
n
•»
Note
Sale—An issue of
$1,000,-
anticipation notes offered
000 tax
on April 22 was sold to the First
National Bank, of Boston.
Duxbury, Mass.
:
,
Sale—The $996,000
school
project loan, act of 1948 bonds of¬
fered on April 27—v. 191, p. 1820
Bond
—were
awarded to a group
com¬
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Harriman Ripley &• Co., and Tyler
& Co., as
clusive.
a
3 Y4S, at a price
basis of about 3.23%.
of 100.139,
Moreauville, La.
\
Easthampton, Mass.
$10,000 natural
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
extension bonds offered on
April 5—v
191, p.
1268—were tax anticipation notes offered on
awarded to Ladd Dinkins & Co., April 22 was sold to The First
National Bank, of Easthampton.
as 5s.
■.
Bond Sale—The
gas
.
.
Bond Sale—The
$68,000 gas and
water
enue,
series A bonds offered at the
Fall River, Mass.
system, and refunding, rev¬
same
time
Abroms
Dinkins
Bonds
&
&
were
awarded
Co., Inc., and
Co., jointly.
Not
Sold—The
to
Ladd
bonds
were
offered
at
the
$378,000
same
Sale
Note
—
An
issue
$1,-
Boston, jointly.
of
Fitchburg, Mass.
not sold.
Note Sale—An issue of
New Orleans,
of
000,000 tax anticipation notes of¬
on April 25 was sold to the
First National Bank, of Boston,
and the National Shawmut Bank,,
fered
time
La.
$4,990,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
«,BHnduSale"~The $132,000 water- school building bonds offered on
be received until 10 a.m. (CST)
5m0nds offered on April 18
April - 21—v. 191, p. 1612—were
on July 14 for the purchase of $6,kentucky
tn w
'
1715—-were awarded awarded to a syndicate headed by
200,000 water revenue bonds.
J.v.Wilson & Co., at-a
Pnce of
Carrollton, Ky.
the First National City Bank, of
100.027.
St. Mary Parish Waterworks Dist.
New York, as 3.10s, and 3.20s, at
Bond Offering—J. Earl White¬
Rock Island
No. 2 (P. O. Morgan City), La.
County School District a price of 100.063, a net interest head, City Clerk, will receive
41 (p. o.
Rock Island), III.
Bond Offering — J. E. Magee,
cost of about 3.17%.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
;
Other members of the syndicate on May 4 for the purchase of President of the Board of Water¬
s£d
Virgil R. Helms,
works
Commissioners, will re¬
tion
the Hoard of Educa¬ were as follows: Chemical Bank $300,000 school building revenue
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
te n^W
^aceive sealed bids un- New York Trust Co., New York, bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
(CST)
the pur¬
the
(CDST) on May 10 for E. F. Hutton & Co., William Blair May 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. chase ofon May 19 for Due from
$338,000 bonds.
obi,wchase of $2,120,000 general & Co., Robert Winthrop & Co,, Interest M-N.
1963 to 1985 inclusive.
Dat£? t011 sck°o1 building bonds, McDonnell & Co., Industrial Na¬ Fayette and Woodford Counties,
Bank, Providence,* R., H;
from tnlne X> ,196°- Dae on Dec. 1 tional
Tangipahoa Patish School Districts
Versailles Road Water District
cinai
i *° *9^3 inclusive. Prin- Moulton & Co., Johnston, Lemon
(P. O. Amite), La.
(P. O. Lexington), Ky.
& Co., Model,; Roland fr Stone,
at tiLa5
lnterest (J-D) payable
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Sale—The $231,000 water¬
Granbery, Marache & Co., HarkCo
^?ck Island Bank & Trust
be received until 11 a.m. (CST)
in Rock
Island. Legality ap¬ ness & Hill, Inc., Winslow, Cohu works system revenue bonds ofBond
Sale —The
Bond
Brockton, Mass.
Bond Offering
.
Rapids Community Schools
Loves Park, III.
Seattle,
Co., Rowles, Winston & Co., Jo¬
seph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., and
J. A. Overton & Co.
•
Cedar
National
Lemon & Co., F. S.
Yantis & Co., Inc., Allan Blair &
Johnston,
Kiowa County
as 41/4S at a price
basis of about 4.24%.
syndicate
follows: White, Weld &
Other members of the
y
iowa
1
1,520,000 as 3.10s. Due on Oct. 1
from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
April 20—v. 191, p. 1612—were
awarded to The Indianapolis Bond
successful
of
.
on
1976
bank
net interest
as 41/2S. Due on Oct.
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Sale—.The $88,000 water¬
Bond
on
from
3.28%,
a
1965.
Royal Center, Ind.
May 5 for
the purchase of
$850,000 school
building bonds. Dated Mav. 1,1060.
Due
price of 100.013,
$910,000
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
a
cost of about
Berwick, La.
— John
Fangue,
:
tax
$600,000
anticipation notes offered on
April 20
ter
was
County
sold to The Worces¬
National Bank,
of
Worcester.
Georgetown, Mass.
Bond Offerin g—William C.
Stetson, Town Treasurer, will; re¬
sealed bids c/o The Mer¬
ceive
chants
28
National
State
Street,
Bank, of Boston,
Boston
6,
until
(EDST) on May 3 for the
purchase of $820,000 school project
loan, act of 1948 bonds. Dated
April 15, 1960. Due on April 15
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
noon
cipal and interest payable at The
Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,.
Thorndike,
Boston.
Palmer &
-'
^
Clawson
School District, Mich.
Lincoln), Mass,.
Offering
Note
—
C.
George
Sickle, Secretary of the Board of
Offering—George B. Flint, Education, will receive sealed bids
District
Treasurer, will receive until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 12 for
sealed bids c/o The First National the purchase of $146,000 school
Bank of Boston, Municipal Divi¬ notes. Dated May 15, 1960. Due on
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until Nov. 15, 1960. Principal and in¬
11 a.m. (EDST) on May 4 for the terest payable at the Wayne Oak¬
purchase
of
$ 1,000,000
school land Bank, in Clawson.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
Grand Rapids, Mich.
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Bond Offering—R. Stanton KilPrincipal and interest payable at
the First Natiorial Bahk, in Bos¬ patrick, City Clerk,.;will receive
sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(EST)
ton. Legality approved by Ropes,
on
May 24 for the purchase of
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
$288,000 special assessment bonds.
Boston. '
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Oue on Dec.
'
,
,
4
Littleton, Mass..
1
from
1960
inclusive.
1963
to
Campbell, Minn.
School
Community
District (Pi, O f Route 3,{
*
.
"
to
Due
on
May
eral
obligation
$360,000
gen¬
apolis.
disposal
sewage
\
inclusive.
1970
Interest
payable
Bank,
at
Shawmut
in
the National
Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
Sale—The $400,000 tuber¬
culosis hospital maintenance notes
offered on April 26—v. 191, p. 1820
—were
awarded
Shawmut
Bank,
to
Bond
Offering—Catherine Her-
the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 17 for
the purchase of $170,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
ron,
Secretary
1959.
Due
1989
Nov.
on
1
from 1961
to
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Al¬
pena
Savings
Bank.
Legality
approved
by
Habermehl
&
Mandenberg, of Alpena.
National
The
District No. 152,
\
school building bonds
April 20—v, 191, ' p.
1373—were awarded to a syndi¬
by the Northwestern
headed
cate
Boston.
Note Sale—An issue of $900,000
Note
City
5
for
Bond
Sale—The
series
nue
Bank, of Boston.
III
$215,000
bonds
on
the
•
'
1
■.
—
.
cn
May
for
3
the
(EDST).'
Bond Offering—Lyle F. Stewart,
purchase of County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
temporary loan notes. bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May 4
Due on Nov. 4, 1960. Legality ap¬ for : the
purchase
of
$300,000
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, county
hospital
limited
bonds.
$i;000,000
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
-
Randolph, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
offered
on
$1,285,000 bonds
April 20—v. 191, p.
Dated Dec. 1,
1
from
1961
1959. Due
to
1974
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
(EST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $1,250,600 water works improvement
and equipment bonds. -
ShaughCaldwell,
HopwOod,
nessy & Co., Inc. and
Phillips Co.
; *
&
Note Sale
The $25,000 t a x
anticipation notes offered on April
Note Sale—An issue of $250,000 25—v.
191, p. 1820—were awarded
-tax, anticipation notes offered on to The Hackley Union National
—
Saugus, Mass.
April 20
was
*
,
sold to The National
Bank & Trust
Co., of Muskegon.
Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
New
Springfield, Mass.
Baltimore, Mich.
Hospital, Minneapolis,
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 general
obligation waetr bonds offered on
April 13—v. 191, p. 1613—were
to
Allison-Williams
The
:■
will receive sealed
(CST) on May 17
of $150,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated April
1, I960; Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to
1972 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality /ap¬
proved by Howard, Peterson, Le¬
Fevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
Clerk,
City
bids until 8 p.m.
Stillwater Independent School
District No. 834, Minn.
—were
&
Co.,
100.101,
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
awarded to W.
E. Hutton
3.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.37%.
as
a
$932,000 school
building general obligation bonds
offered
on
April 26—v. 191, p.
1716—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago, at a price of
100.036, a net interest cost of
about 3.86%, as follows:
Dated
Sale—The $380,000 sewer
bonds offered on April 26—v.
191,
a m
G.
May
and interest
or
trust
2,
1960.
payable at
company
Principal
any
bank
designated
3V2s.
as
Due
Aug.
on
1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
265,000
3.70s. Due
as
on
Aug.
1
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
on
1958
revenue
awarded
—weer
Housing
Agency,
nurses
bonds
April 22—v. 191,
and
as
The
to
Home
3s, at
a
of¬
1613
p.
210,000
3.80s; Due
as
on
Aug. 1
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
,1820—were awarded to Hark¬
ness
&
awarded to
Omans,
ceive
(CST)
composed of
group
Shelby, Mont.
Bond
Offering
Caroline
—
Offering—B
City
sealed
a r
3.90s. Due
as
from 1982 to
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $74,000
sewer
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated June 1,1960. Interest J-J.
Bond Offering—C a r o.I i n e V.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $27,500
fire ..equipment bonds. Dated May
1, I960. Interest J-J. ic
/
.
Sheridan
County
School
"'■ie
M.
on
bids until
District '■
No.
Manager,
bids
until
y
western
&
Co.,
National
Inc.,
Bank,
Co.,
North¬
of
Min¬
neapolis,
and
Caldwell,
Phillips
will
4
re¬
p.m.
May 10 for the purchase
of $850,000 permanent
improve¬
ment revolving fund bonds. Dated
on
June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
1962 to
1971
inclusive.
from
.
8
the
:v
Sheridan
County Hijth School *
District No.
20, (P. O.,
Plentywood),' Mont.
j
v
will
'
*
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received until 8; p.m.
(MST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $298,000 school bonds. ./.r-.
Stillwater
Offering—T, C. Fox,, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 3 p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
plant bonds.
1965
May 3 for the
$500,000 industrial
on
Due
from
1961
to
12
for
school
the
purchase of $85,000
building bonds. Dated June
15, 1960. Interest J-D.
MONTANA
County School District
^
Treasure County (P. O.
Montana
Bond
Mississippi (State of)
No. 1 (P. O.
^
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May
inclusive.
Dawson
,
County School District
No. 6 (P. O. Columbus), Mbnt. k
Bond Offering—Ruth P. Kolar,
MISSISSIPPI
interest cost of about 4.49%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Allison-Williams
by -Co., J. W. Dain 8c Co., Inc., Juran
& Moody, Inc., Kalman &
Co.,In<*.,
20
Co.,
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Clarksdale, Miss.
G.
„
p.m. (MST) on May
purchase of $120,000
schobl bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
Interest J-D;"!
:*;i;
>
":v-v..
•
for
Aug. 1
Allison-Williams
Dain
par.
e
.
Elementary
-(P. O. Plenty wood), •
1
''V'V' Montana ''S'Vt
Bond
Offering—Sam Sprague,
District Clerk,; will.receive sealed
1984 inclusive.
Bond
k 1
V.
Spencer, City Clerk, will receive
Federal
Albert Lea, Minn.
Bond
a
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Alli¬
son-W illiams Co., J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., and JCalpian &. Co., Inc.
•
180,000
Finance
price of
I
1
■
-
residence
fered
Montana
-
$286,000 school
improvement bonds offered on
April 19 — v. 191, p: 1373 — were
13
Glendive), Mont.
the- successful bidder.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Hill, Inc., as 3.10s, at a
Legality ap¬
will
Northwestern National Bank, of be
received until 8 p.m.
price of 100.239, a basis of about proved
by
(MST) on
Dickinson,
Wright, Minneapolis, E. J. Prescott &
Co., May 17 for the purchase of
3.05%.
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
$165,and
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
000 school
building bonds.
p.
'
..
$277,000
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
540,000 revenue bonds. Due on awarded to a syndicate headed by
July 1 from 1962 to 1984 in¬ Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as 4s proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St, Louis.
and 4V4S, at a price of
clusive.
par, a net
Watertown, Mass.
Bond
Offering—W i 11 i
Sanders County Elementary School
District No. 10 (P. O. Noxon),
Spencer, - City Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The
;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
Legality be received until
receive approved
May 18 for the
000 tax anticipation notes offered Baker, City Clerk, will
by Howard, Peterson,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
purchase of $5,000,000 greater port
(EST) on LeFevere, Lefler &
on April 25 was sold to The Third
Haertzen, of of
Pascagoula improvement, series
National Bank & Trust Co., of May 19 for the purchase of $1,- Minneapolis.
2 revenue bonds. Dated
290,000 sewage disposal
March 1,
system
Springfield.
1960. Due on March 1 from 1964
Bloomington, Minn.
bonds, as follows;
Sudbury, Mass.
to 1994 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $740,000
Principal and
$750,000 general obligation bonds.
gen¬
.Bond Sale—The $83,000 bonds
Due on July 1 from 1962 to eral obligation bonds offered on interest payable at any bank or
offered on April 26—v. 191, p. 1820
April 18—v. 191, p. 1716—were trust company designated by the
1984 inclusive.
Note
purchase, of $256,600 school
building : andequipment- bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Interest J-D,
v.»
for the purchase
J.
$310,000
'
Enebo,
for the
North Redwood, Minn.
Hopwood,
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The
2, Mich.
3.66%.
Stevensville), Mont.
Bond Offering—Qscar E.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p,m. (MST) On May 17
•:
Abbott
to
*
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Piper,
Jaffray &
MINNESOTA
pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
1716—were awarded to a group
der. Legality approved by
Miller,
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, 7 of
Inc., F. S. Moseley & Co., Paine, Detroit. '
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 3.70s, at
Montague Public Schools District
a price of 100.25, a basis of about
No.
.
be received until 2 p.m;
on
April 18 was sold
& Hopwood.
.
Jaffray
Ravalli County, Stevensville High
School District No. 2 (P. O.
syndicate
'
sealed, bids until 11
on
Piper,
Bond Sale—The
reve¬
offered
fered
follows: Allison-Williams
Pipestone, Minn.
Bond Offering—Harold E. Lee,
purchase of $25,000 tax April 26—v. 191, p. 1820—were
anticipation notes. Dated April 20, awarded to
Stranahan, Harris &
Natick, Mass.
1960. Due on April 19, 1961. Prin¬
Co., and*H? V.<l$attley & Co., Inc., *
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
cipal and interest payable at any as 4s and
tax anticipation notes offered on
4%s.y -u ;
{:-n.
bank or trust company designated
'-/ft.
"J ' ''
1 * 'V * - • )'• *
April 20 was sold to The Boston
f^omeo Community School District,
by the successful bidder.-^-'-4' " b*
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Bos¬
■>
Michigan •'
Isabella County (P. O. Mt..
ton.
*
/
■' •
^
Note Offering — Philip A.
Pleasant), Mich.
New Bedford, Mass.
Berthiaume,
Secretary
of
the
Bond
Offering
Maynard S. Board of
Note
Offering — Gustave La
Education, will receive
Gilmore, County Clerk, will re¬ sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
Marche, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
ceive sealed
bids until 11 a.m.
May 12 for the purchase of $175,(EST) on May 10 for the purchase 000 school notes. Dated
(EDST) on May 4 for the pur¬
May 1,'
of
$375,000 county jail limited 1960. Due on
chase of $1,000,000 tax anticipa¬
April 1, 1961. Prin¬
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
tion notes. Dated May 6, 1960.
cipal and interest payable at any
Due on Nov. 10, 1960. Principal April 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclu¬ bank or trust company designated
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
and interest payable at the Na¬
by the successful bidder. Legality
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston. payable at any bank or trust com¬ approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
pany designated by the successful Paddock &
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Stone, of Detroit.
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Southeastern Oakland County ~
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Boston.
Water Authority (P. O.
of Detroit.
Newton, Mass.
/ /
3910 Webster St.,
Note Offering—Archie R. Whit¬
Lapeer County (P.O. Lapeer),
Royal Oak), Mich
/
Michigan
man, City Treasurer, will receive
Bond Offerings—Sealed bids will
tional Shawmut
as
Jaffray
Building Authority,
Michigan
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May
Sale—An issue of $347,000
or
serial bonds of¬
Bond
amortization
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., Piper,
Port Huron
receive
will
Other members of the
Co.
Offering—Donald J. Pedo,
Clerk,
4s, 4.20s and Is, at a price of par,
net interest cost of about 4.07%.
awarded
J
as
a
of about 4.24%.
building
Minneapolis,
National Bank of
,
Lincoln County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Libby), Mont.
on
$800,000 school
bonds offered
on April 26—v. 191, p. 1716—were
awarded to a group composed of
The
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., McDonald-MOore & Co., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc., as 4%s, at a
price of 100.004, a net interest cost
and
(MST)
May 20 for the purchase of
$14,000 school building bonds.
obligation
offered
were
Bond Sale—The
site
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Minn.
$50,000 general
Bond Sale—The
Pewamo),
Michigan
Iron River, Mich.
of
temporary loan notes offered on
April 22 was sold to The Na¬
School District (P. O.
of
inclusive.
r
be received until 7:30 p.m.
School
Moorehead Independent
system bonds offered on April 19
C.
1 from 1961
Principal and
*
-
Sale—The
Bond
.
I960.
'
<
.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay- -~v. 191, p. 1484—were awarded
Wright, Town Treasurer, will re¬ ablest any bank or frust company to a group composed of Kenower,
ceive
sealed
bids c/o The Na¬ designated by the succesful bid¬ MacArthur
&
Co.,
McDonaldtional
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬ der. Legality approved by Miller, Moore & Co., and H. V. Sattley &
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬ Co., Inc., as 4%s, 4Y4S and 0s, at
ton, Municipal Department, Room
'/ '
'..V
421, 40 Water Street, Boston, un¬ troit.
price of 100.012, a net interest cost
til 11 a.m. (EDST) on May 3 for
of about 3.41%.
v •' ;
Green Township School District
;
the "purchase of $150,000 electric
(P. O. Lachine), Mich.
Pewamo-Westphalia Community
light loan bonds. Dated May 1,
Offering—Walter
Bond
Bond
$10,000 general
Bond Sale—The
'
•
Bond
-
>
*
"
Ltncoln-Sudbury Regional School
District (P. O,
Helena, Mont.
Sale—Th£ $700,500 various
obligation local improvement special improvement bonds of¬
Sturgis), Mich. *
fered on April 19—v. 191, p. 1614
Bond
Offering—Vera Borgert, bonds offered on April 22—w. 191,
—were awarded to Grande &
Co.,
1613—were awarded to The
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ p.
as
5Vis and 5,35s, at u ,price of
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ First National Bank, of Pipestone.
100.04.,
V
til 8 p.m. (EST) on May 4 for the
Hawley, Minn.
purchase of $145,000 school site
Hill County School District N6. 20
Bond Offering—Anna K. Hamand bonds bonds. Dated March 1,
*
(P. O. Gildford), Mont.
merstrom, Village Clerk, will re¬
1960. Due'on July 1 from 1961 to
ceive
sealed
bids until • 8 p.m. ; Bond Sale—The $48,000 school
1986 inclusive, Principal and in¬
buildings bonds offered on March
(CST) on May 2 for the purchase
terest (J-J) payable at any bank of
$52,000 water and sewer im¬ 10—v. 191, p. 954—were awarded
or
trust company designated by
to The State Land Commission, as
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
;
1960. Due on June 1 from 1963 to 4%s, at a price of pari —:
V». ^
'!
.,»*•■*
1
" '-1 ',T^proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ 1980 inclusive.
Legality approved
Lewis and Clark County School
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
District No. 33 (P. O. Helena),
Lefler
&
Haertzem, of Minne¬ V
Paw Paw, Mich.
Montana
•I-./i''/11;
Nottawa
MICHIGAN
of
Dodge,
*
Offering
—
Hysham),
'
Marion Geur-
kink, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
on
May 18 for the purchase of
$100,000
courthouse
and
shop
buildings bonds. Dated Jan. I 1,
1960. Interest J-J.
NEBRASKA
Douglas County School District
No. 66 (P. O, Omaha), Neb.
Bond Offering—Margre H. Dur¬
ham, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
4:30 p.m. (CST) on May .2
until
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, I960.
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1965.
1
from
1962 to
1990
1,
Callable'as'of June
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap-
proved
by
Heckler
&
Wells, • Martin, Lane,
Pedersen; of Omaha. -
by
nroved
Baird &
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H.
Sale—An issue of $100,000
temporary loan notes ottered . on
Anril 20
was sold to The Me¬
i "•
-
,
.
Conway,
Walden), N. Y.
Bond
'
,
gen¬
obligation school bonds being
on May 5 has been
tempo¬
rarily postponed. The bonds will
offered
Offering—Sealed bids will
i,e received until 8 p.m. (EDST)
May 6 for the purchase of
oonoOOO
tax "anticipation notes.
I960,
$2,250,000
eral
New Hampshire
Dec. 20,
Offering Postponed—The
proposed issue of
Note
Due on
a.mv*
r
School District No. 1 (P. O.
National Bank, of Con¬
cord.
->
Montgomery, Crawford, Wallkill,
Newburgh, Hamptonburgh, New
Windsor and
Shawangunk Central
tfote
chanic
Vandewater, Sykes, Co.; Farwell, Chapman & - Co.;
Galloway, of New Winslow, Cohu,& Stetson; Tilney
York City/1 .».*•
be reoffered in the
.
near future.
Bond Offering—Helen M. Welt-
zien, District Clerk,- will receive
.
sealed
bids until
2
(EDST)
Laconia, N. H.
On May 5 for the
purchase of $2,Bond Sale—The $144,000 "bonds 250,000 general obligation school
offered on April 26—v. 191, p. bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
1821—were
awarded to W. E. May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Hutton & Co., as 3V2S, at a price Principal; and' interest'k* (M-N)
at
the
Manufacturers
of 100.028, a basis of about 3.49%. payable
Trust Co.,
in New York City.
NEW JERSEY
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Burlington County (P. O. Mount
New York City.
A
Holly), N.J.
$494,000 bonds
Bond Sale—The
offered
26—v.
April
Newburgh, New York
191,
p.
awarded to The Bur¬
on
—were
lington Bank & Trust
lington, as 2.95s.
Bond
—
receive
sealed
(EDST)
Mrs.
Offer in g
—
Albert J.
Abrams, Director of Finance, will
Co., of Bur¬
bids
until
2
p.m.
May 10 for the pur¬
chase of $277,000 various purpose
1960 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Highland
National Bank, in Newburgh. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Carlstadt, N.J.
Offering
Bond
p.m.
Dorothy
Spitzeli, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
(EDST) on May 18 for the pur¬
$35,000 fire house bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1961 to
1967 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at
the
Carlstadt National
Community Bank, in Carlstadt.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
chase of
on
New York
Bond
City, N. Y.
Sale—The
.
,
City.;
a'
:
;*•
■
Irvington, N. Y.
,
B°nd Offering—Knute
•
r
W. Wis-
trand, Village
Treasurer, will rebids until 2:30 p.m.
(EDST)
on
lieu
i960
May 5 for the
$450>000 water system
bonds. Dated April 1,
uue on
Oct.
1
(A-O)
1960.
from 1960 to
/a 5\?ve* Principal
Arust
pur¬
payable
at
1989
and
interest
the
County
Co., in Irvington. Legality
Delafield
5 Soved by Hawkins,
6
Wood,
of New York City.
Long Beach City School District
(P.O. Lido
Beach), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
z le,ceived until 11
12
hn
on
J
Oct.
for
the
a.m.
(EDST)
purchase
of
general obligation school
Dated April 1, 1960.
l
from
1960 to
1968
Due
in-
Principal and interest
Tio
Pay&ble at the Chemical
SnkxyNew York Trust Co., in
New York
City. L e g a 1 i t y ap¬
i
Merle-Smith; R; S. Dickson, ,4c
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.
Laidlaw & Co.; Eldredge & Co.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co.; Manufacturers &
Traders Trust Co., of New York;
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.;
Rand & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter;
&
Co.;-National
City Bank, of Cleveland; Indus¬
trial National Bank, of Prov¬
idence; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Third National Bank, in Nash¬
ville; The Ohio Company; F. W.
Craigie & Co.; First Cleveland
Corp.; McDonald & Co.; Field,
Richards & Co.; Ginther & Co.;
First
Southwest
Co.;
Hannahs,
Ballin & Lee; Fabricand & Co.;
Stern, Lauer & Co.
Republic National Bank, of
Dallas; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Baker, Weeks & Cd.V Shelby* Cullom Davis & Co.; Provident Bank
of Cincinnati; Merrill, Turben &
R.
H.
Moulton
&
(P. O.
Co.; Thomas,^ Co.;.* A AG. Ed¬
Farmingdale), N. Y.
wards & Sons;
Wallace, GeruldBond Sale-—The $6,966,000 gen¬
sen & Co.; Seasongobd &
Mayer; eral obligation school bonds of¬
G. C. Haas & Co.;
Townsend, Dab- fered on April 28—v.
191, p. 1822
ney
& Tyson;
Byrd ,Brothers; —were awarded to a
syndicate
Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co^; headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Penington, Colket & Co.; Rodman and
Kidder, Peabody; & Co., as
& Renshaw; McJUnkin, Patton &
4V4S, at a price of 100.309, a basis
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; of about 4.22
%r.
Dreyfus & Co.; Arthur L. Wright
Other members of the syndicate
& Co.; Walter, Woody & Heimerwere as follows:
Chemical Bank
dinger; McCormick & Co.; MulNew York Trust Co., of New York,
laney, Wells & Co.; J. M; Dain &
Spencer Trask & Co., C. J. Devine
Co,; Rotan, Mo?le. & Co.; Harold
&' Co;> Ru/W^ Pressprich &> Co/,
E. Wood & Co., and
Sweney CartKuhn, Loeb & Co., Equitable Se¬
wright & Co.
curities Corporation, Blair & Co.,
Other members of the Chase
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, John
Manhattan Bank group were as Nuveen
&
Co., Paine, Webber,
follows:
Chemical
Bank
New Jackson &
Curtis, Franklin Na¬
York Trust Co., and Manufactur¬
tional Bank of Long Island, in
ers Trust Cri., both 'of New
York; Franklin Square, Dean Witter &
Lehman Brothers; Blyth & Co.,
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., First
Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Barr of Michigan Corporation, Wood,
Brothers & Co.; R. W. Pressprich Struthers & Co., F. S. Smithers &
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce/ Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., Adams,
Fenner &
Smith Inc.;
Eastman McEntee & Co., Inc., W. H. Morton
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; & Co., Inc., G. H. Walker & Co.,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Bear, Rand & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
Stearns & Co.; Northern Trust Lebenthal &
Co., Bacon, Whipple
Co.; Harris Trust & Savings Bank, & Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
both of Chioago; Equitable Secu¬
Co., John Small & Co., Granbery,
rities Corporation; Drexel & Co.; Marache &
Co., Granger & Co.,
Philadelphia National Bank, of Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., arid
Philadelphia; Hornblower & Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.
*
Weeks; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Pittsford,N. Y.
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 gener¬
Wertheim & Co.; Hallgarten &
al obligation
sewer,
serial 1960
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
bonds offered on April 19—v. 191,
Blair & Co., Inc.; Federation Bank
p. 1717—were awarded to Geo. B.
& Trust Co., of New York; Hem¬
Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Sage,
phill, Noyes & Co.; Marine Trust
Rutty & Co., jointly, as 4s, at a
Company of Western New York,
price of 100.399, a basis of about
in Buffalo; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
3.96%.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Swiss
Shodack and Stuyvesant Central
American Corporation; B. J. Van
School District No. 1 (P. O,
Ingen & Co.; Weeden
Castleton-on-Hudson),
& - Co.;
Bache & to.TmxieF
New York
; First
National Bank, in Dallas; Gregory
r. Bond Sale—The $290,000 gener¬
$75,000,000
various purpose bonds offered on
April 27 — v. 191, p. 1485—were
awarded to a syndicate formed by
York City.
the merger of a Chase Manhattan
Ewing Township School District
Bank group and a First National
(P. O. Ewing), N. J.
City Bank group, as 3y2s, 3;80s
Bond
Sale
The
$1,175,000 and
3.90s, at a price of 100.0002, £
school bonds offered on April 20—
net interest cost of about 3!85%.
v. 191, p. 1373—were awarded to
Other members of the First Na¬
ton & Co.; National State Bank,
a
syndicate composed of B. J. tional
City Bank group were as
of Newark; Reynolds & Co.;
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Boland,
follows: Bankers Trsut Co., arid
American Securities Corp.
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Fidelity
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., both
Union
Trust
Co.,
of
Newark, of New
Ernst & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
York; Smith, Barney &
Schmidt, Roberts & Park, Van
Co.; First Boston Corp.; Harriman Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Trust
Deventer Brothers; & Co.; and RipRipley & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart Company of Georgia, in Atlanta;
pel & Co., taking $1,174,000 as
& Co. Inc.; First National Bank, Chas. E. Weigold & Co.; J. Barth
4%s, at a price of 100.156, a basis of
& Co.; Boatmen's National Bank,
Chicago; C.J. Devine & Co.;
of about 4.11%.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Kuhn, of St. Louis; City National Bank
Loeb & Co.; Continental Illinois & Trust Co.; Commerce Trust Co.,
NEW MEXICO
National Bank & Trust Co., of both of Kansas City; Dewar, Rob¬
ertson & Pancoast; Fahnestock &
Grants Municipal School District
Chicago; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
No. 3, New Mexico
First National Bank, of
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White, Weld Co.,
Goodbody &
Co.;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; M e m p h is;
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Hayden,
be received until 10:30 a.m.
(MST) Shields & Co.; Mercantile Trust
Miller & Co.; The Illinois Com¬
on
May 25 for the purchase of Co., of St. Louis; Stone & Web¬
pany;
Mercantile National Bank
$1,000,000
school
improvement ster Securities Corp.; Kean, Tay¬
at
Dallas; ^ National
Boulevard
bonds. Dated June
15, 1960. Due lor & Co.
on
Bank, of Chicago; D. A. Pincus &
June 15 from 1961 to 1965
First of Michigan Corporation;
Robinson - Humphrey Co.,
inclusive. \
Dean Witter & Co.; First National Co.,
German; Ster¬
Bank of Oregon, in Portland; Ira Inc.; Scudder &
NEW YORK
ling National Bank & Trust Co.,
Haupt & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
of New York; Stern Brothers &
L.
F.
Rothschild &
Co.; EstaBuffalo Municipal
Housing
Co. ....
-v.".
;''
brook & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Authority, N. Y,
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Tuller &
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Note Offering—Robert D.
SipRoosevelt & Cross; Bacon, Stev¬ Zucker; Henry G. Wells & Co.,
prell, Executive Director, will reenson
& Co.; Shearson, Hammill Inc.; R. D. White & Co.; Robert
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis
(EDST) on May 10 for the pur¬
&
Simmons; Burns, Corbett &
chase; of $26,750,000 temporary Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Dominick &
Dominick;
F.
S. Pickard, Inc.; Citizens and South¬
loan notes
(Issue. XVII). 'Dated
ern
National Bank, of Atlanta;
Smithers & Co.; Coffin & Burr;
June 1 I960. Due
on Dec. 1, I960.
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Wood, Julien Collins & Co.; Courts .&
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Struthers & Co.; Robert Winthrop Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
Delafield &
Wood, of New York
& Co.; C; F. Childs & Co.; Dick Fahey, Clark & Co.; Folger, No¬
—
price of 100.7899, a basis of about
Oyster Bay and Babylon Union
Free School District No. 22
&
lan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Inc.;
Harkness
& H il 1, Inc.;
Chester Harris & Co.; Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Suffolk County Water
Authority
(P. O. Sayville), N. Y.
Bond
Co.,
Stein
Inc.;* Starkweather & Co.;
Bros. & Boyce; Talmage &
Co.; Wachovia
of
&
Bank & Trust Co.,
Winston-Salem; Wood, Gundy
Biddle & Co.;
Fitch, North & Co.; Con¬
Co., Inc.; Yarnall,
Barret,
tinental Bank & Trust Co.;
Security
Bank
of
Utah,
A.,
1
from
1961
Callable
and
Youngberg.
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EDST) on May 10 for the pur¬
chase of $170,000 public improve¬
ment 1960 bonds. Dated April 1,
1960.
to
Due
on April
1 from. 1961
inclusive! Principal and
1971
interest
(A-O)
payable
Oneida
National
Bank
the
at
Trust
&
Company, in Old Forge. Legal¬
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, , of
New York City..
ity
,
Wheatfield Water District (P. O,
2885
Niagara ' Falls Blvd.,
Tohawanda), N. Y.
Offering —Stanley Brze-
North
Bond
zinski, Town Supervisor, will
sealed
ceive
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
on May 3 for the pur¬
of $2,750,000 water bonds.
(EDST)
chase
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at The Marine Trust Company of
Western New
York, in North TonLegality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,) Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
awanda.
NORTH CAROLINA
Meadow Greens
Sanitary District,
North Carolina
Bond
Offering—W.
Easter-
E
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
his
at
office in
Ra¬
Offering—W.
Bond
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
to
at the
will
1998
inclusive.
Prin¬
payable
United States Trust Co., of
(J-D)
Dated
the
May
interest
and
1, 1960. Principal
(M-N) payable at
Bank
Chemical
New
York
Company, in New York City.
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing,. Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
New York City.
New York.
Legality, approved by
Trust
Utica, N.Y.
son,
ceive
Comptroller,
City
sealed
bids
will
until
noon
1961
bonds.
to
1961
on
public
bonds.
Due
from
to
1961
on
improvement
May
1
from
~
14—v.
191,
p.
1166—were
Bank, of
awarded to The Andover
as
5s, at
a
price of par.
Archbold, Ohio
Bond sale—An issue of
first
mortgage
revenue
1965 inclusive.
to
1961
March
May 1 from
inclusive:
May 1
1970 inclusive.
Due
-
sanitary
and water bonds offered on
sewer
on
1975
public- improvement
541,000
v
Due
to
Bond Sale—The $8,672
improvement Andover,
public
bonds.
Andover, Ohia
re¬
(EDST) on May 12 for the pur¬
chase of $1,093,632 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$160,000
OHIO
Nel¬
Bond Offering—Thomas J.
was
sold
sewerage
$365,000
system
bonds offered on Jan. 29
to
The First Cleveland
Corp., and Associates, as 4s, 4%s
and 4%s, at a price of 97.28, a net
interest cost of
about 4.74%.
Archbold-^German Local School
1973 inclusive.
District (P. O. 301
Defiance
Street, Archbold), Ohio
1961. Principal
and interest
Bond Sale—An issue of $415,000
(M-N) payable at
the City Treasurer's office.
Le¬ school building bonds offered on
gality approved by Vandewater, Feb. 24 was sold to J. A. White
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of & Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.937,
New York City.
a basis of about 3.90%.
Dated
May
1,
Washington, Union Vale, Clinton,
Stanford and Pleasant
Valley Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Milbrook), N. Y.
La Grange,
Bond
school
C.
.
Boston-Northampton Local School
District (P. O. 3313 Northampton
Road, Route No. 2, Cuyhoga
Falls), Ohio
,
Bond Offering — Louis Bell,
$2,100,000
offered
on Clerk of the Board of Education,
Sale— The
I960
bonds
Granbery, April ,27 — v. 191, p. 1822 -r- were
& Co.; Prescott & Co., awarded to a syndicate headed by
Stone &
ceive
of June 1, 1967.
as
cipal and interest
both of Salt, Lake City;
Marache
Webb (P. O. Old Forge), N. Y.
Bond Offerings—Philip W. Burdick, Town Supervisor, will re¬
Bayles sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
receive leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
sealed bids at the office of Wood,
3
for
the purchase
of $147,000
King, Dawson & Logan, 48 Wall bonds, as follows:
Street, until noon (EDST) on
$117,000 water bonds. Due on May
May. 10 for the purchase of $5,1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive,
500,000 south bay division, water
30,000 recreation facilities bonds.
works revenue, series F bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on June
1970 inclusive.
First
N.
and J. R. Williston & Beane.
Offering—T.
Chairman,
Minuse,
262,632 redevelopment project
bonds.
Due on May 1 from
-
of the syndi¬
follows; John Nu¬
veen
& Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.;
Bache & CO.; Gregory & Sons,
as
—
Bank, in Charlottesville; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood; Ryan, Suth¬
erland & Co.; Schaffer, Necker &
Schmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke;
Schwabacher
&
Co.; Singer,
Deane & Scribner; John Small &
members
were
.
.
130,000
Co.
Other
cate
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
3 for the purchase of $130,000 san¬
itary sewer bonds. Dated April 1,
1960. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
1988 inclusive. Principal and in¬
al obligation school serial bonds
terest (A-O) payable at the Chase
offered on April 21—v. 191, p.
Manhattan Bank, in New York
1717
were awarded to Bacon,
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Stevenson
&
Co., and Charles
King & Co., jointly, as 3.80s, at a Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
' ,;'
'
price of 100.04, a basis of about
3.79%.
Wake Forest, N. C.
McDonnell & Co.; NewLoeb & Co.; Pacific
Northwest Co.; Peoples National
Inc.;
burger,
3.82%..
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
(EDST) on May 11 for the
J. Devine & Co., as 3.90s, at a purchase of $126,000 school buildnoon
sft^'tiwor"" ■
interest
(M-N) payable'at the First Na¬
tional Bank, in Akron. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Interest
clusive.
and
Principal
Brooklyn (P. O. 7619 Memphis
Avenue, Cleveland 9), Ohio
Bond Sale
The $192,000 im¬
—
provement bonds offered on April
18—v. 191, p. 1486—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., as 4V4S, at
101.354,
J-D.
Offering
Bond
of
Clerk
District,
Bond Offering—Grace S.
Clark,
Board of Education,
of the
Clerk
will receive sealed bids until noon
May 16 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 school building
1960 bonds. Dated June
1, 1960.
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
(EST)
until
bids
23
J-D.
approved
Legality
Shaffer & Williams, of
Peck,
by
the
for
Finance
R.
will
Director,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Dec.
from
1
1961
1970
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, in Delaware. Legality
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on May 3 for the
purchase of $25,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to 1969
School
Loveland Exempted Village
District, Ohio
Sale—The $435,000 build¬
Bond
inclusive.
ing bonds offered on March 17—
191, p. 955—were awarded to
the Weil, Roth & Irving Co., as
v.
Love County
4Y4S, at a price of 100.365.
$20,000
improvement bonds
April 18—v. 191, p.
to
awarded
&
(CST) on May 4 for the
purchase of $4,200 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1962
p.m.
Co.
(P. O. Swanton), Ohio
Not Sold—The $102,000
bonds offered
school
191, p.
April
on
14
Sale—The
Bond
$147,693 sewer
limited
Heights, Ohio
$1,200,000 sewer
Bond Sale—The
drain, series 9 bonds offered
offered
bonds
tax
191,
750
p.
&
Co.,
to
and
a
4^s, at
as
Bond Sale—The $950,000 sewer¬
system bonds offered on April
26—v.
to
a
&
191, p. 1717—were awarded
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
& Smith, Kenower, Mac-
Fenner
Arthur &
&
composed of McDonald
group
Co.,
Co.,
as
Co., and Curtiss, House
4^s, at a price of 101.11,
basis of about 4.11%.
a
and Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of 101.05,
a
basis of about 3.38%.
Fairview Park
City School District
Toledo, Ohio
Bond Offering—John J. Sheehy,
for
sewer
bonds.
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
on
May
12
for
noon
the
pur¬
chase of $1,100,000
school building
improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and
payable
Grandview
Heights (P. O. 1016
Grandview Avenue, Columbus),
interest (A-O)
Chemical
the
at
New York Trust
Bank
Co., in New York
M.
Clerk-Treasurer
the
of
Wilson,
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on June 1 for
purchase of $2,000,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Offering
—
a
basis
of about 4.07%.
Edmond), Okla.
Bond Sale—The
enne,
—
(EST) on May 17
purchase of $8,500 spe¬
noon
for
the
cial
assessment
ited
bonds.
Due
on
storm
Dated
Nov.
1
sewer
May
from
1,
1961
to
1960.
1980
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
by
of
office.
Squire,
&
Oklahoma
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
—
of the Board
receive
(CST)
Jerry Barnett,
of Education,
sealed
bids
until
7
approved
Dempsey,
to
p.m.
1965
Hamilton Local School District
No. 3
(P. O. 4999 Lockbourne Rd.,
Lockbourne), Ohio
Bond
on
receive
a.m.
(EST)
chase
of
obligation
May 1, 1960. Due
school
bonds.
on
Dec. 1
1960 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
and
interest (J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
People's Utility District
(P. O. Tillamook), Ore.
Seeks to Acquire Public Util¬
ity Facilities
nounces
in
tion
submit
bond
The District
—
an¬
it will seek
a
August
September to
to
issue
the
or
special elec¬
voters
sufficient
to
Pacific Power and Light
distribution
properties
at
price
a
revenue
a
of
acquire
Company
in
the
in
Tillamook
and
should
sealed
on
of
Clerk
Egbert,
Education,
bids
until
May 17 for the
11
pur¬
$600,000 school building
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Stafford), Okla.
of the Board
of
Pyron, Jr.,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
power
of
ended.
eminent
Under
domain,
the
the
PUD is enabled to acquire by con¬
demnation
of
PP&L
properties
within
an
its
boundaries.
exchange of letters be¬
Rawe, president of the
(CST)
Tillamook
PUC
Board
of
Direc¬
tors, and D. R. McClung, president
of PP&L, McClung said, "We have
stated on many occasions that our
properties are not for sale, but in
May 3 for the pur¬
chase
of
$20,000
transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1962
to agree that if the proposed bond
issue is approved by the voters
to
and the district
p.m.
1965
on
inclusive.
Bond
the
circumstances
we
;
are
willing
brings condemna¬
—
Raymond
L.
Dated June 1,1960. Due
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at!
Bank & Trust Com¬
the National
in Kennett Square. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elli¬
ott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
pany,
Lancaster, Pa.
Offering
Bond
(EDST)
on
receive
10:30 /■ a.m.
until
bids
sealed
Jeannette B.
Clerk,, will
City
Pontz,
May 17 for the
pur¬
of $720,000 general obliga¬
funding
and
improvement
bonds. Dated June 15, 1960. Due
tion
gen¬
obligation borough improve¬
ment bonds offered on April 18—
on
1718—were awarded to
McJunkin, Patton & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of 100.292, a basis of
1970.
191,
v.
p.
about 3.56%.
Allentown
Authority, Pa.
$2,200,000 sewer
series
1960 bonds
of¬
revenue,
fered
awarded
to
syndicate
a
headed by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
3V4S, 3.40s and 3V2s, at a
price of 98.02, a net interest cost
3s,
as
of
about
3.50%.;.
Other members of the
follows:
as
were
syndicate
Lynch,
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorpo¬
rated, Schaffer," Necker & Co.,
Bache & Co., Fahnestock & Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
and Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.
Offering
Jr., Borough
ley,
sealed
Secretary, will
bids
until
8
p.m.
May 2 for the pur¬
chase of $22,000 judgment fund¬
ing bonds. Dated May 15, 1960.
Due on May 15 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank,
in
Avoca.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
on
Munson, of Philadelphia.
in
Lancaster.
by Rhoads,
Harrisburg.
Bond
Offering—H.
President
for
R.
Patton,
Business
Af¬
fairs, will receive sealed bids until
(EDST) on May 11 for the
purchase of $700,000 undergradu¬
a.m.
men's
ate
dormitories
1959
rev¬
bonds.
enue
Due
on
Dated May 1, 1960.
May 1 from 1962 to 1999
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality
approved by Reed,
Smith, Shaw &
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
Chester County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Kennett
Square), Pa.
Bond
Offering
—
Norman
S.
Davidson, District Secretary, will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
8
from
on
1, 1960.
1963
to
Due
1970
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the National Bank & Trust
Bond
Com¬
in Kennett Square. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Elwood City, Pa.
Bond Offering—Marvin Luxenberg, Borough Solicitor, will re¬
sealed
bids
&
approved
Reader, of
Township Sch. Dist.
Helen
Offering—Mrs.
District
Collins,
receive
Secretary,
bids
sealed
until
8
C.
will
p.m.
May 10 for the pur¬
chase of $32,000 general obliga-1
tion improvement limited bonds.
(EDST)
Dated
on
June
from
1
Due on Dec.
1960.
1,
1961
inclusive.
1970
to
Principal and interest payable at
the National
Bank & Trust Com-I
in Kennett Square. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elli¬
ott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
pany,
Sale—The
Bond
$135,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
bonds offered on April 21—v. 191,
eral
p.
until
7:30
p.m.
(EDST) on May 5 for the pur¬
chase of $95,000 general
obligation
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
awarded
"1718—were
to
The
Union Bank & Trust Co., of Potts¬
ville,
a
3s, at
as
price of 100.037,
a
basis of about 2.99%.
Robesonia, Pa.
Offering—Lyman R. Ger-
Bond
hart, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
7:30
until
bids
on/May 2 for. the
chase of $25,000
p.m.
pur¬
general/obligation
improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1961
to
1972
inclusive.
borough
Principal and interest payable
the Robesonia State Bank.
at
Legal¬
ity approved by Rhoads, Sinon &
Reader, of Harrisburg.
School Dist.
Silver Lake Township
(P. O. Brackney), Pa.
Bond Offering—Betty
trict Secretary,
bids until 7:30
Hall, Dis¬
will recive
sealed
(EDST) on
p.m.
May 2 for the purchase of $15,000
general
obligation improvement
bonds. Dated July 5, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
State
Bond
awarded
.
College, Pa.
Sale—The
improvement
April 25—v.
to
$120,000
bonds
street
offered on
1823—were
191, p.
Singer, D e a n e
Scribner, as 3%s, at a
100.13, a basis of about
pany,
ceive
15,
pay¬
(P. O. Kennett Square), Pa.
p.m.
of
Dated June
1
until
May 10 for the pur¬
$13,000 general obliga¬
improvement limited bonds.
chase
tion
bids
"Legality
Sinon
New Garden
(EDST)
Carnegie Institute of Technology
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Vice
June
Pottsville, Pa.
James O'Mal-
—
1975 in¬
of
Principal and interest
Avoca, Pa.
Bond
1962 to
Callable'as
able at The Fulton National Bank,
April 26—v. 191, p. 1718
on
—were
15 from
June
clusive.
Bond Sale—The
$3,915,000.
County, is wasteful
be
School District
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 10
for the purchase of $36,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
eral
10
Tillamook
In
inclusive.
Bond Offering—R. L.
Offering—Alveta
of the Board
will
eral
tween Carl
Custer
■
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May 2
for the purchase of $15,500 gen¬
duplication of two competing elec¬
tric systems, as it has developed
May 6 for the pur¬
chase
of
$5,000
transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1962
Legality
Sanders
County Dependent School
District No. 4 (P. O. Coalgate),
Cleveland.
Clerk
Kropf,
approved
by
& Munson, of
chase
Aliquippa, Pa.
Sale—The $155,000
(EDST)
Bond Offering—Viola M.
Offering
Bond
purchase of $41,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1,
1960. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1975 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
receive
District Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Kenneth
Irwin,
for the
Linn
County School Dist. No. 136
(P. O. Rt. 2, Box 376, Albany),
Oregon
interest
(P. O. Kennett Square), Pa.
Treasurer,
9
May
197(j
and
in
Kennett Township
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
District
lggo
to
Philadelphia.
^
Washington County School District
No. 15 (P. O. 1933 21st Ave.,
Forest Grove), Ore.
Bond Offering—Mary Jo Derby,
1,
1962
Principal
Square.
Legality
Townsend, Elliott
Bank of Port¬
land, Oregon.
4.23%.
Both utilities have agreed that the
Coal
lim¬
inclusive.
urer's
price
county
E. J. Gruber,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
p.
National
States
of Portland, as 4V4S, at a
of 100.11 a basis of about
Bank,
at
Central State College (P. O.
The Security State Bank of Chey¬
Greenville, Ohio
bids until
United
cipal
Bond Sale—The $75,000 water¬
Legality approved
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,. Eckler works bonds offered on April 18—
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
v.
191, p. 1718—were awarded to
Offering
im¬
from
OKLAHOMA
Irene
Columbus/
Bond
$17,726
Dated
price of 101.82,
$280,000 student
and
faculty
housing
revenue
bonds offered on April 25—v. 191,
p. 1615 — were awarded to The
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970
Federal Housing and
Home Fi¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest nance
Agency.
I
(J-D) payable at the Grandview
Office of the Ohio National Bank,
Cheyenne, Okla.
of
The
—
191, p. 1718—were awarded
The
to
$250,000 sewer¬
bonds
offered
on
March 7
v. 191, p. 955 — were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as
system
a
Sale
Bond
v
Bond Sale—The
41/4S, at
Fraser,
City Auditor-Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $56,000 special assessment street im¬
provement
and
appurtenances,
limited bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
—
La Grande, Ore.
Wauseon, Ohio
age
& Co., Inc., jointly.
Blyth
20—v.
District, Ohio
Offering—H.
and
Portland,
provement bonds offered on April
Upper Arlington City School
Bond
of
Bank
tional
Ghio
Bond
awarded to The United States Na¬
City. Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
the
School District
(P. O^Marion),
Oregon
purchase of $92,000
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
improvement limited taximprovement bonds offered on
Dated May 1, 1960. Due
April 19—v. 191, p. 1486—were
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Central National Bank, in Cleve¬
land. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
No. 509-C
the
sive. Principal and
Bond Offering—Ethel E.
Bishop,
Education,
1970 in¬
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office. Legality
approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
May 15 from 1961 to
Principal
and
on
Jefferson County
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclu¬
on
(P. O. W. 213 Street), Ohio
Clerk of the Board of
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May 4
the purchase of $71,623 bancroft
sewer
improvement
1960
bonds. Dated May 15, 1960. Due
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on May
10
191,
June
from
1
Company,
Trust
April 18
1718—were awarded to
The First National
Dec.
payable at the National Bank
building bonds offered on
—v.
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
clusive.
a
Eastlake, Ohio
age
Corp., Shearson, Hammill &
Co.,
price of
basis of about 4.34%.
Associates,
101.36,
awarded
were
—
Conners
L.
Robert
Feb. 24—v.
on
Bond
Ellis,
Ruth
—
for
April 25—v. 191, p. 1615—were
awarded to a group composed of
McDonald & Co., American Secur¬
ities
Offering
Bond
ited
Due
(P. O. Box 275,
Tualatin), Ore.
Sale—The $95,000 school
Gresham, Ore.
1486—were not sold.
Shaker
; ;
OREGON
on
district special assessment
inclusive.
1965
to
Bonds
—v.
Gilbert Willis,
—
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
S. S. Local School District
and
Delta, Ohio
Offering
of the Board
Clerk
sewer
offered on
1717—were
&
Magnus
(P.O. Marietta),
Oklahoma
K
Bond
Richmond, Ohio
Sale—The
Dependent School
District No. 7
(J-D)
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of the Board of
Clerk
liams, of Cincinnati.
on
on
O. Tishomingo), Okla.
Bond Offering—W. C. O'Bryan,
of $54,000 gen¬
obligation improvement lim¬
eral
Washington County School District
No. 1C, and Clackamas County
School District No. 304
No. 20 (P.
the. purchase
for
whether our company
should purchase your properties."
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Johnston County
(J-D)
City.
Co., of Oklahoma
Trust
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
May 9 for the purchase
of $25,430 special assessment lim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
(EST)
building bonds offered on March
29—v. 191, p. 1374—were awarded
to
The First National
Bank &
$800,000
of
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.. (EDST) on May 10
num,
deciding
$60,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
May
on
inclusive.
1980
Bond
Offering
Bachtel,
purchase
New
Delaware, Ohio
—
Kenneth
Bond
(EDST)
Holdenville), Okla.
sealed
hospital limited tax bonds. Dated
June 15, 1960. Due semi-annually
on June 15 and Dec. 15 from 1961
Cincinnati.
Due
noon
on
Interest
County
of
Board
the
Commissioners, will receive
interest
Chillicothe City School
Ohio
Agnes Miles,
—
Sch. Dist., Pa.
Bond Offering—Martha A. Han-
will stipulate in
Bond Sale—The
Logan County (P. O.
Beliefontaine), Ohio
to
basis of about 4.00%.
a
Dec.
Kennett Square
against us, we
such proceedings
$40,000 sanitary
that $3,915,000 would be the fair
sewer bonds offered on April 20—
value of the properties you would
v. 191, p.
1718—were awarded to
acquire. "If the voters do not ap¬
H. I. Josey & Co.
prove the bond issue," McClung
Hughes County Independent School added, "we hope that they may
District No. 35 (P. O.
then be given the opportunity of
bonds. Dated June 1,
proceedings
tion
Grandfield, Okla.
1960. Due on
1 from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
RHODE
price 01
3.35%.
ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. I.
Note Sale—An issue of
temporary loan notes
April 20 was sold to
National Bank, of
$500,001
offered or
The Firs^
Boston.
April 25, 1960. Due or
June 16, 1960. Principal and mi
terest payable at the First Na¬
Dated
tional
Bank,
of Boston.
Legality
(1931)'
Brownwood Independent School
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
vnved
paCer
District, Texas
D°dge' °t Boston.
&
Bond
SOOTH CAROLINA
sealed
a
group
Bond
com¬
eral
were,
of
at
100.056,
interest
net
a
cost
of
$175,000
4V2S.
as
from
1961
Due
May
15
to
Bond
'
DAKOTA
Rapid City, S. D.
—
The $75,000 fire
equipment bonds of¬
fered on April 18—v. 191, p. 1615
-were awarded to Kalman & Co.,
Sale
15
from
1962
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
in Eagle Lake. Legality approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
Harling Consolidated Independent
Athens, Tenn.
Offering—William J. Gar¬
rett, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Offering— W. W. Ballard,
Secretary
and
Business
Chemical Bank New
Co.,. in New York
Chap¬
until
Due
Hurst-Euless Consol. Independent
First
Inc.,
Hamilton
of
Texas
11
a.m.
on
interest
price of par,
a
cost
of
about
a
4.33%.
Marque Independent School
inclusive.
&
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
-t
obligation
$450,000
21
sold to
was
of
a
Adams
fered
1958
awarded
Housing
Agency,
to
Home
and
27/ss, at
as
the
Underwood,
Co., Inc., and
Dated May 1,
from
1
to
1990
Due on May
1960.
inclusive.
1994
a
Finance
price of
par.
Memphis, Tenn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
purchase
until
June
7
for
County
Memphis Board
be
for the
of Education,
until
of
7
for
$2,700,000
bonds
school
will
6
June
purchase of $30,000 school-
Due
Bonds
Not
1960 bonds of¬
on April 19—v. 191, p. 1719—
not sold. The bonds will be
fered
be
received
April 20—v. 191,
on
1719—were awarded to
a group
receive
of
Bond
Clerk,
City
11
bids will
of $100,000 street
provement 1960 bonds.-
purchase
im¬
A.
Clifford
—
sealed bids until
receive
will
a.
(CDST)
m.
F.
1
clusive.
6
for
& Cutler,
man
(PST)
purchase of
the
1962
to
inclusive.
1968
In¬
terest J-J.
Pierce County
Sch. Dist. No. 401
Sale—The
Bond
April 22—v. 191,
on
awarded
1616—were
p.
$230,000 gen¬
school, series A
obligation
to
The
price of par.
State,
as
Pierce
a
12
May
until
for
2
receive sealed
(EDST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $1,070,000 school bonds. Dated May
the
2:30
until
p.
TEXAS
to
1962
from
1980
Amarillo Independent School
Cutler,
school
building
Ponds offered
p.
1718—were
dicate
ston &
Co., at
on
as
interest
by
a
to
a
Rowles,
syn¬
Win¬
price of 100.004,
cost
of
about
a
inclusive.
CANADA
4J/4S.
Due
on
June
nn
1)030,000
31/4S.
19®6
Due
on
June
1
1969 inclusive.
3V2S. Due on June 1
from 19(59 to 1973 inclusive.
Other
as
members
cate were
as
ock
&
of
the
syndi¬
follows: Wm. E. Pol-
Co.,
Jjeuhaus &
Inc.;
Underwood,
Co., Inc.; Fridley &
14
sold to a
was
by Rauscher,
follows:
headed
syndicate
Pierce & Co., Inc., as
$62,000
as
41/2S.
Due
on
Oct.
1
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
from
as
4%s.
Due
1966 to 1970
from
1
1961 to I965 inclusive.
as
April
on
Oct.
1
inclusive.
442,000 as 5s. Due on Oct. 1
1971
to 1986 inclusive.
from
April 1, 1960. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First State Bank & Trust Co., in
Dated
approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Edinburg.
Legality
&
of Dallas.
Horton,
syndicate
follows: Dittmar & Co.,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the County Treasurer's
by
approved
1960.
1980
Sale —The
Bond
offered on
1616—were
bonds
191, p.
improvement
April
$247,000 town
20—v.
ties
Securi¬
Corp.,
6s,
as
at
of
price
a
mentioned
and
water
offered
on
1437—were
—
sewer
Inc.,
Offering—Roland Jasmin,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
(EDST)
purchase of
$515,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due on May
May
on
1
until
bids
sealed
Earnings Statement for the Twelve
Months Ended March 31r
8
to
1961
p.m.
the
for
12
from
inclusive.
1980
191,
a
p.
from
&
Co.,
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
218,000
1
1965
as
from
from
March 1
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Thurston County,
Boston Harbor
School District No. 302 (P. O.
Olympia), Wash.
Bond
County1
Offering
—
Treasurer,
Don
will
to
—
The
loan
11(a) of
1933,
as
earnings statement
twelve months ended
March 31, 1960,
such
period
beginning after the effective date
of the
Company's registration
$25,000,000 First
:
Series
;
Bonds, 4
with the Securities
and Exchange
Commission
under said Act.
Copies will be mailed upon re¬
quest to any of the Company's
security holders
ested
or
other inter¬
parties.
THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING
town
$65,000
bonds
poration
Garneau
&
Ruel
191,
offered
COMPANY
^
•
Cleveland 1, Ohio
on
flamme
composed of
Prets
Quebec,
de
Boulanger Ltd., Grenier
Co.,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Co., Inc., La Cor¬
&
de
1616—were
p.
group
a
Oscar Dube
Inc.,
Ltd., at
a
and
J.
E.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE
La-
'
price of 96.57.
COMPANY
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
Trustees of The
Pointe-Aux-Trembles Catholic
Title
Guarantee Company
School Commission, Que.
Due on March
on
Sale
19—v.
awarded
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Due
the
an
of
By William R. Vogelsang
improvement
April
to 1970 inclusive.
409.000 as 3V2S.
amended,
for
Act
Securities
P.O. Box 5000
Bond
Due on March 1
3.40s.
.<
security
available to its
group
Due on March 1
265,000 as 3%s.
the
in
mentioned
bank
lows:
from
Illumi¬
Electric
Cleveland
Secretary
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.53%, as fol¬
$108,000 as 4s.
1960
Naudville, Que.
$1,000,000
revenue
bonds
Kalman
and
all
at
Security Holders of
Notice to
due 1994, filed
procedure.
composed of Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
payable
in the loan procedure.
Mortgage
Commission, Que.
Bond
The
April 27—v.
awarded to
1,
Quebec, of the bank
statement for
the
Sale
in
con¬
May
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
branches
3
May 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
terest
Dated
bonds.
Due
the
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at all branches in Quebec, of
Other members of the
rederking; First National Bank were as
Memphis;
Sanders
&
Co.; Inc., Emerson & Co., Creston H.
lownsend, Dabney & Tyson; A. Funk, Hobbs & Co., McClung &
Masten & Co., and Hamilton Knickerbocker,
Ranson
& Co.,
Securities Co.
Russ & Co:, Rowles, Winston &
struction
provisions of Section
Chateauguay-Centre, Que.
Laval-des-Rapides School
4Y4S, at a price of par.
1960. Due on May
from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
Bond
until
for the
9
holders, in accordance with the
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Legality
May
on
Treasurer,
purchase of $360,000 school
erally
QUEBEC
Ilwaco, Wash.
Spokane, Wash.
$584,000
1960 bonds of¬
revenue
on
80,000
as
or>r
395,000
building
fered
3.54%,
follows:
$575,000
1
$2,000,000
refunding
1960
April 27—v. 191,
awarded
headed
Pet
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sale —The
(EDST)
p.m.
Bernard
—
-
bids
sealed
nating Company has made gen-
receive
general obligation bonds offered
on April 22 was sold to The State,
1
Secretary
receive
Chicago.
of
91.76.
(P. O. Edinburg), Tex.
District, Texas
Bond
will
Illuminating Company
payable at any
designated
by
the
successful
bidder. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
(M-N)
awarded to The Dominion
as
Offering
Gauthier,
trust company
or
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Bond
procedure.
St. Paul Permite School
interest
bank
of Seattle.
Regional College
District, Board of Regents
loan
the
The Cleveland Electric
school,
office.
Pan American
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
m.
m.
series A bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
1
Due
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
1980 inclusive. Principal and
(PST)
purchase of
p.
1960.
1,
will
Clerk,
City
bids
Johnson,
will
Treasurer,
bids
R.
May
sive.
Hauser,
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
1.
Dated
FINANCIAL NOTICE
V.
Offering—R,
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L.
(EDST)
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
The
Bond
Li¬
receive
of Chicago.
County School Dist. No. 406
4J/4S, at
Adrien
to
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
eral
—
May 13 for the purchase of $1,-
Neenah, Wis.
Bond
f
general obligation schotff
Dated July 16, 1960. Due
in Green
Bay. Legality approved by Chap¬
Smith,
Tf^aSii'rer^wiir* receive
May
Kellogg
the
Citizens National Bank,
sealed bids until 3:30 p. m.
on
at
payable
(M-N)
1978 in¬
interest
from 1961 to
Principal
and
May
on
Offering—Don
Offering
Bond
Bay, Wis.
Offering
Centen,
Spokane.
K Bond
loan pro¬
Commission, Que.
1 from 1962
Principal and
payable at the
Dated May 1,
17 for the
until May
&
Kindred
Barcus,
Green
Grays Harbor County, Wishkah
Valley School District No. 117
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
County
in the
bank mentioned
Newman Securities Co.
ner
(M-N)
payable at
in Quebec,
of the
branches
a.m.
inclusive.
1980
of
on
May 17 for the purchase of
Legal-., $1,055,000
corporate
purpose
ity approved by Burcham & Blair, bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due
in the near future.
Bond Offering—Sealed
interest
and
all
on
(M-N)
County Treasurer's office.
$100,000
Sold—The
Village Secretarywill
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May„
9
for
the
purchase of $340,000
sewer
improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
bonds.
Sale—The $442,000 school
bonds offered
May
on
Port of
street improvement
were
the
will
Que.
Marie
-
415,000 various city improvement
Wis.
office.
until
bids
sealed
reoffered
June
Hordon,
L.
Schools,
Wyalusing Towns Jt.
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
(PST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $60,000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
Mount Pleasant, Tex.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
of
house bonds.
the
'jj' CTtTtCSSCC
purchase
Treasurer,
Offering—Louis
Bertrand,
on
&
composed
$30,000
Offering—W.
receive
of
$15,000,000 various
capital improvement bonds.
Bond
Bond
Superintendent
Bond
Co., Loewy & Co., Inc., and Chan-
on
Texas
of¬
St. Antoine-Des-Laurentides,
moges,
City Clerk, will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bloomington,
Glen Haven,
Little Grant, Patch Grove,
Bloomington),
Miller,
Gaston
Saint Laurent, Que.
Bloomington Village, Beetowri,
p.
syndi¬
Belanger,
Inc.; Credit Quebec, Inc.;
Bond
City.
the
follows:
as
Laurent, Inc.; Morgan, Ostiguy &
Hudon,
Ltd.,
and
Placements
Kennebec, Inc.
WISCONSIN
Legality
of
members
were
cedure.
(P. O. Ritzville), Wash.
County
Lovelady Indep. School District,
1960. Due on Jan.
1,
Offering—Lillian
sealed
dor¬
revenue
1, 2009.
1998
County, Othello Joint Con¬
bonds offered
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
of Houston.
Federal
M-N.
to
biggs
bonds.
Bond
on April
composed
Neuhaus & Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce &
April 22—v. 191, p. 1615
on
—were
Interest
1960
May
for
May 5
$3,500,000
of
Other
cate
Treasurer,
163-55
Legality
approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
bonds
from
pur¬
solidated School District No. 147-
group
Maryville), Tenn.
revenue
Dated
Bond
Marque.
$450,000
1
the
&
bids
Sealed
—
until
rapids toll bridge
WASHINGTON
series 1960 bonds offered
ler, of Chicago.
Maryville College (P. O.
for
13
Offering
purchase
noon
schoolhouse,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Bank of Mainland, La
mitory
until
Logan, of New York
from
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Sale—The
Nov.
on
bonds.
District, Tex.
I
1970.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, in New York City. Legal¬
May
on
interest
Corp., and
Co., as 5s,
Securities
41/2S and 4V4S, at
La
of
Bond
bids
the County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
received
be
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
to
T.
May 11 for the pur¬
$3,500,000 school
1960
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
on April
1 from 1961 to 1984 in¬
clusive. Callable as of April
1,
(EDST)
chase
sealed
$24,500
Thrasher, Jr., County Judge, will
bids
ceive
re¬
1970 in¬
interest
by
Bond
will
Pendle¬
ton, Jr., State Treasurer, will
house bonds.
(P.O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
Offering —
Wilkes
sealed
B.
school
1960. Due
1,
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
the
Offering—E.
1960.
net
Bond
receive
Bond
obligation
Weter,
Roberts
Shefelman, of Seattle.
<
proved
3.26%.
(P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
sealed bids until 11
School Distirct (P. O. Hurst),
the purchase of $700,Texas
000
waterworks
extension and
improvement revenue
and tax.
Bond Sale—An issue of $480,000
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on schoolhouse
1960
unlimited
tax
June 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclu¬
bonds offered on April 18 was sold
sive. Callable as of June 1, 1975.
to a group composed of R. J. Ed¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ wards, Inc., Dallas Rupe & Co.,
Hamilton County
about
Manager, will receive sealed bids
until June 1 for the purchase of
$2,285,000 unlimited tax school-
May 17 for
City. Legality approved by
man & Cutler,
of Chicago.
of
(PST)
of
m.
purchase
May
payable
(M-N)
and Visitors
School District, Tex.
Bond
School
TENNESSEE
the
-cost
p.
from 1962 to
Principal
and
Treasurer's
chase
of
$150,000 clinch valley
college faculty housing 1959 reve¬
nue
bonds.'/Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
(CST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $70,000
street
improvement : 1960 bonds.
Dated May 15, 1960. Due on May
Inc.
Trust
Stuart
(EST)
station and
at
Halsey,
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Anderson), S. C.
York
1616
Smith, City Manager; will receive
(P. O.
Sale—The $450,000 hosnital I960 bonds offered on April
20—v. 191, p. 1615—were awarded
to R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
able
offered
p.
Co., Inc., as 6s, 3.60s and 3.20s,
a
price of 100.011, a net in¬
as 4yss. Due on May 15
from 1972 to 1990 inclusive.
Eagle Lake, Tex.
Offering _ Mr. Kenneth
to
2
the
1
clusive.
University of Virginia, The Rectors
inclusive.
1971
bonds
191,
—v.
825,000
;
Bond
Bond
&
21
awarded
Dated
May
on
for
10
general
bonds.
gen¬
until
bids
May
$17,000
$500,000
improvement
terest
on
Sale —The
April
on
about 4.14%, as follows:
June 1 from 1961. to
q«5 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
It trust company designated by
L successful bidder. Legality apSoved by Sinkler,, Gibbs & Si¬
mons, of Charleston.
Due on
Bond
awarded to
Goodbody & Co., and McClung & Knickerbocker, at a price
«
SOUTH
VIRGINIA
.
Saunton, Virginia
las;
bids
(EST) on May 4 for the
chase of $350,000 general obSn sewer system improvefnt 1960 bonds. Dated June 1,
Anderson County
un¬
posed of the First Southwest Co.;
Mercantile National
Bank, in Dal¬
HI noon
£
$1,000,000
sealed
on
.
April 26—v. 191, p. 1823
on
—were
J. L Savitz,
Bond Offering —
„will receive
'
Inc.
limited tax schoolhouse bonds of¬
fered
Abbeville, S. C.
"
v
Sale—The
Co., and R. A. Underwood & Co.,
,
59'
Bond
building
Sale—The $645,000
bonds
11—v.
191,
to
syndicate
a
p.
offered
on
declared
school
April
1487—were awarded
headed
by
the
Banque Canadienne Nationale, as
price of 97.01, a basis of
Boone,
6s, at
a
receive
about
6.38%.
an
increase in the
have
divi¬
dend to
forty (40) cents per share
designated as the second regular
quarter-annual dividend for 1960,
payable May 20, 1960 to stock¬
holders of record on May 6, 1960.
WILLIAM H.DEATLY
•
President
60
The Commercial and
(1932)
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