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ESTABLISHED
1SS9
[7. S. Pat.
Volume
190
Number 5899
New York 7, N.
Y.,
Monday, November 16, 1959
Price
$1.25
a
O/??C0
Copy
General Corporation and Investment
News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp.—Class A
Common
Stock Offered — An
offering of 200,000 shares of
class A
Nov.
12
books
(par 25 cents)
A. Lomasney &
offering was oversubscribed
This
and
In This Issue
the
corporate
are
to be
used
for
general
pur¬
and
$572,527
totaled
the
net
ended
year
income,
Net
and
after
Jan.
31,
provision
1959
for
net
billings totaled
Federal
income
net
New York
$116,946.
Oct.
6,
outstanding,
and
220.00CJ shares of class B
1959
210,000
was:
shares
of
class
A
stock
common
common stock outstanding.
UNDERWRITERS—The principal underwriter, Myron A.
Lomasney &
Co., 39 Broadway, New
York
6,
N.
Y„ is not
affiliated
with
the
The underwriter has agreed, subject to the conditions con¬
in the underwriting agreement,
to purchase for $5.25 a share
150,000 shares of class A common stock being sold by the
company
and
the
50.00o shares of class A common stock being sold by the
company.
tained
stockholders.
A
obligation
in
the
forth
The
is,
underwriter
stock
common
however,
offered
subject
the
to
underwriting agreement
is
committed
hereby
and
to
terms
the
to
anyAs
if
and
purchase
purchased.
conditions
termination
all
Montreal
set
forth
set
therein.
The principal dealers named below have
severally agreed to purchase
the underwriter and the underwriter has
agreed to sell to them
from
severally
at
the
37 Vi
mission
of
common
stock
public
cents
set
forth
opposite
their
names
follows:
as
Shares
Fahnestock & Co....
Goodkind,
Victor
—V.
Neufeld
Co
Aero
Gruss
Hopp
Moran
Rittmaster, Adelberg & Co.
Co.—
&
&
This
Transit
Co.,
Inc.
\
has
network
of
Cameron,
approval
their
and
The
Moroccan
distant
Ex¬
and
/'
of
areas
the
globe
to
its
Manager,
has
been
International
received
Division,
for
shipments
to
and
will be available to
the
from
announced
company
Guam
United
and
States
to
Foreign
that
Morocco.
military
Reserve
Banks
37
37
37
38
39
42
In
both
their
with
operations,
however,
destination—rin
Mayflower
either
assuming
household
direction—on
full
shipments
single
a
responsibility
from
will
bill
point
travel
Mayflower's
October,
operation
overseas
1956,
between
the
include
with
Okinawa,
also
has
is
now
in
its
fourth
the
launching of household
Germany, and since has
Italy,.
8.
U.
and
the
England,
Philippines,
been
added.—V.
Norway,
and
190,
The
been
It
Spain,
Japan,
Service to Alaska and
Air Control
York
Bank
transfer
York
the
agent for the
2577.
.
. •
•
Company
common
has
been
stock of the
corporation.—V.
181,
/
ing Completed—It
was
announced
on
Nov.
9
that
this
company's recent offering of 200,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock at $1.50 per share by Frank B.
Bateman, Ltd.,
Palm Beach, Fla., has been sold and the books closed.
See also V. 190, p. 1829.
12
foot
and
the
Board
rights.
and
—V.
the
by
all
and
in
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$10,121,650 $77,875,575
shares
any
date
5,
be
hereby,
Each
will
Nov.
will
declare,
may
offered
and
of
1959
1,000 shares for which
$150.00.
stock
share
entitled
but
when
of
to
will
common
such
have
issued,
stock
dividends
no
will
will
as
pre-emptive
be
fully
have
paid
vote
one
participate
corporate
assets
190,
ratably in liquidation, share for
remaining after payment of all debts
1518.
p.
suspending
Securities
to
of
1933
of
West
a
final
file
A
with
exemption
respect
Point,
Ga„
report
of
to
by
from
Offering—
public
a
reason
stock
as
stock
ox
of
by
the
the
,
Regulation A provides
offerings
of
a
conditional exemption from
securities
registration
for
not
exceeding $300,000 in amount. In a
notification filed in December,
1958, Al-Dun proposed the public of¬
fering of 250 shares of its class A preferred stbek at $100 per share
and
shares
500
A
hearing
suspension
its
of
will
held,
be
order
stock
common
should
at
$100
upon request, on the
be
vacated
or
made
question
whether
permanent.—V.
stock
two-for-one
Dec.
will
31
consider
and
changing the par value
split-up.—V. 190, p. 1729.
increasing the
from
$18
to
to
the
effect
6
commenced
common
a
public offering of 100,000
(par 15 cents) at $3 per share.
stock
net
a
will
proceeds
note and
for
be
used
for
additional
shares
working
expanding and improving the boat¬
to
company was incorporated on Aug. 21, 1959, under
laws of the State of Rhode Island.
The company has an agreement
to
acquire from H. Bentley
Clark
and Beetle
Boat
Co.
Inc.
sub¬
stantially all of the physical assets of the existing fiberglass boat
building operation, located in Warwick, Rhode Island, which is pres¬
ently under the direction of Mr. Clark. Upon acquisition of the assets,
the
company
signing,
plans
to
manufacturing
continue
and
the
selling
operation of this business in de¬
an
extensive line of fiberglas
pleasure craft slold under the general name off "Beetle"
the
other
time,
the
amount
common
nance
of
and
also
company
The
was
successor
incorporated
to
a
this
of
corporate
under
California law
originally organized
business
the
production of artware
pottery.
Thomas F. Hamilton, President of
1959,
sole
owner
stock
Co.T Inc.
.
.
term
Class
and
of
the
company's
then
La
the
constituted
and
the. principal shareholder
Mirada Potteries Co., Inc.
of
A.
C.
com¬
$1
par
P.
Fi¬
B
.
Authorized
,
bank
stock
stock
stock
loans
($10
($2
($1
$250,000
par)
Outstanding
^lOS^O
8'566
10,000 shs.
par)
1,000,000 shs.
par)
!
shs.
32,000 shs
200,000 shs.
to
127,338 shs.
purchase common shares—
5,000 shs.
♦Represented by a 5Vu%
unsecured
note
in the
principal sum of
$50,000 due Dec. 6, 1959, and
by a 6% note with an unpaid
principal
balance
of
$148,680 due Dec. 23,
1959, secured by a lien on the
company's inventory of finished
goods.—V. 190, p. 1933.
American Commercial
Denied By ICC—
Nov.
3
the
ICC,
at
Barge Line
Co.—Merger Step
a
meeting in Washington, D. C., denied the
company's application, filed Aug.
10, for approval to operate under
lease for 180
days the properties of Commercial
Barge Lines, Inc.
application was part of a plan to
merge the companies. American
Commercial Barge Line
Co., which maintains its executive offices in
Jeffersonville, Ind., and has a sales office in New
York
City, has
been operating
Commercial Barge Lines, Inc. as
The
sidiary.—V.
a
189, p. 2561.
■j
American & Foreign Power Co.
under
Island 40" and "Galaxy".
The address of the
Street, Warwick, Rhode Island.
At the present
does not possess any assets except cash in the
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
"Block
Division
$150.00 and the agreement to acquire substantially all the
assets of the fiberglass
boatbuilding business.
fiberglass boatbuilding business to be acquired by the company
located at the East Greenwich
Boatyard at the foot of Division
physical
Is
names
Is
company
October,
was
On
BUSINESS—The
the
the
as
principally
Prior
Options
American Boatbuilding Corp.—Common Stock Offered
—Frank P. Hunt & Co., Inc. of Rochester, N.
Y., on
Nov.
company
1940
pany,
188,
authorized
$9
proceeds
general
company's main office and
manufacturing plant are located
Stanford St., Santa
Monica, Calif. The company is
engaged
manufacture
and
sale
of
china dinnerware for home use.
In October,
1959, the company acquired (a)
5,000 shares of the out¬
standing 5,500 shares of stock A. C. P.
Finance Co.. Inc., which is
engaged primarily in
purchasing conditional sales contracts for the
company's products from the
company's dealers, and (b) all of the
outstanding shares of stock of La MIrada
Potteries Co., Inc., which
is engaged
in
Common
on
the
for
the
Preferred
stockholders
and
1825
2G37,
p.
12,
value
share.'
per
used
The
in
under
failure
required
to
capital
1938.
at
order tempo¬
offering
the
of
sales
an
registration
Regulation.
public
June
(par $2)
.
company intends
augment its
working
to
Nov. 3
on
of common stock
share.
per
BUSINESS—The
in
Commission has Issued
Regulation
a
Act
company
$9.37^
purposes.
$67,062,708
..
the
received
common
obligations.—V.
on
capital, to pay off
building business.
-
Sailing Dinghy retailing at $774
Falcon, a 16-foot sailboat retailing at
as
Directors
matters
share,
1517.
PROCEEDS—The
CANADA
Tech
PROCEEDS—The
$11,602,698
190, p.
this
of
TORONTO.
by W. H.
Tripp, Jr.
(the
"Block
$37,500. During the last year, the most
public as reflected by number of sales were
for
Beetle
of
as
the
of
All
offering
1959—Month—1958
—
rarily
a
i
two
designed
hardware,
non-assessable.
on
48
Aldens Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
•ommon
WEST
inventory position for the sea¬
Accordingly, Beetle's production
build
9-foot 3 inch
dinghy retailing for $249
foot 7 inch
auxiliary sloop (the "Galaxy")
sails) and a 40 foot 8V2 inch
the
obtained
has
company
Holders of
,
STREET
of
ade¬
(without
the
inch
outstanding
the
of
„
ADELAIDE
lack
have
—
7
Short
2 5
for
to
engines, propellers, tanks,
sails, rigging
none
of
which
are
manufactured by the
required from leading marine
suppliers.
CAPITALIZATION—The company is authorized
to
issue
500,000
shares -of fcommon
stock, 15 cents par value, of which there
are issued
are
The
Canadian Securities
31
retails
and
and
Allied Chemical Corp.—Stock Split—
Ross, Knowles & Co. LtJ.
yawl
with
6
sails)
an
a
$14,900
which
operation,
at
company
Airtronics International Corp. of Florida—Stock Offer¬
failure
proper
to
publicly offered 32,000 shares
to
New
40")
materials
Statement of Federal
The Securities and Exchange
appointed
a
spring.
Beetle
(without sails).
Aluminum masts,
marine
965.
Trust
its
American Ceramic Products,
Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
Products, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
New
for
popular models
48
Al-Dun Amusement Co.—SEC Suspends
Chemical
in
fered—Morgan & Co., of Los Angeles,
Calif.,
began
Hawaii
in
and
from
vary
auxiliary
Island
to
Libya,
boats
retails
masted
33
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.) 47
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
operations
extended
be
capacity
33
lading
origin to
Denmark,
Turkey,
p.
year.
moving
its
(the "Beetle Duck") to
of
of
to
as
winter
by
Which
destination city.
the
so
in
33
52
Reserve Banks
Mayflower
lies
operation.
43
Coyer
System
Combined Condition
principal explanation
the winter for
its agent.
as
p.
36
47
Member
of
the
years
capital would
34
Rates
Statement
Federal
per¬
will
be
operated
in conjunction
with
the
handling all phases of the stateside
Express serving as agent overseas.
For the
Mayflower has appointed Asiatic Trans-Pacific, Inc.,
Co.,
Exchange
Condition
begin
American
operation,
34
General Corporation & Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings........
Dividends Declared and Payable
service
Express
operation
in
two
company that
Boat in recent
$1,000
families.
American
Guam
added
sales
limited
(without
operations.
handling
household
The
moving service
sonnel
Operations
—
The
boats
against orders received
spring delivery. It is believed that additional
working I
have improved Beetle's
position. At June 30, 1959 Beetle
Boat Co. Inc. had a deficit
from operations of
$81,876 and its cur-'
rent liabilities exceeded its
current assets.
The company intends to
sell the boats
through its sales manager
Who has had experience in
the sale of boats for
Beetle Boat.
The
company
may
enter
into
franchise deal
arrangements
and
it
may
sell boats to dealers.
Although the company may sell boats to
dealers
it is expected that most sales
will be
directly to the customer.
The operation
presently produces nine models of fiberglass
sailboats
and one model of a
fiberglass dinghy from the molds in its
possession.
These molds are a basic
element of the proposed
acquisition by the
Company of the
in
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Mayflower
Maurice
10,000
the
Beetle
fall
was
88,750
457.
company
military
1,000
<
Co—
of
sonal
34
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.33
Transactions American Stock Exchange..... 33
1,000
1,000
panded—
overseas
Son
&
2,500
Gray
190, p.
Oscar
8,000
Grande
Richard
Shares
400
Inc.
working capital. The sales of
Beetle's-products are, and have
been, extremely seasonal.
Without adequate
working capital it was
Impossible for Beetle to produce boats
for inventory
during the sum¬
mer
and
25
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
offering price less a principal dealer's com¬
per share,
the number of shares of class A
informed
profits
34
Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section..
Such
provisions
has
quate
29
Stock
Co.
(except the Sea Sprite)
Co.
Inc. together with the
railways, docks, storage sheds, etc. used in
the maintenance,
servicing and storage of boats at
Warwick, Rhode Island. Beetle Boat
13
r
the
class
Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the offering, capitalization of the
selling
Boat
will acquire all of the molds,
designs
production facilities of Beetle Boat
marine
Page
taxes,
billings for the six months ended July 31, 1959 were
income, after provision for Federal income taxes,
company on
the
The
and
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
including expansion.
$63,371.
a
company
EARNINGS—For
$478,591
was
in Warwick, Rhode Island.
The land comprises 3.35
acres and
frontage directly on East Greenwich
Bay of approximately 825
premises also include riparian
rights to an additional 900
feet, more or less, of bay frontage. The
boatbuilding operation to be
acquired by the company has been in
existence for over 100
years.
On July
14, 1947 it was incorporated as Beetle
has
feet.
closed.
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
poses,
Street
made publicly
Co., priced at $6
was
Myron
by
share.
per
stock
common
MISCELLANEOUS
-
fering—
On
that
Nov.
t«
t
Inc.—Subsidiary Of¬
the Panama Power & Light Co., a
subsidiary, announced
it had
successfully completed the sale of $2,100,000 of debenture
bonds
each
wholly-owned sub¬
\-
and
e
re
on
6,
common
dents
Nov.
2
of
f«r
stock.
the
a
These
securities
were
Republic of Panama, in
90-day subscription period.
offered
exclusively
3,000
units
Each
unit
of
$700
consisted
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2038)
3500
of
principal
shares
five
of
6%
of
amount
series
198.1 and
due
debentures
D
stock.
common
...
.
100U subscription for its oifering
iiv three days. The successful sale is a repeat performance of a similar
sale in 1958.
The sale in two" years was handled through a selling
agreement
with local stockbrokers.
The current offering was ^an
integral part of the company's plans to raise local capital to be used
for
the
company's
1959-63
construction
program
estimated
at
The company
able to obtain
was
a
$13,471,000.
serves
company
service
14,000
nearly
to
and
consumers
integral
company's plans to raise local capital to be
telephone system.—V. 190, p. 1933.
Canal
Angeles
is
acquiring
tributor
in
stock to
common
; Ampex Corp.—Registers With SEC—
/tftiUitietikood dlty^ Csdlt "corporation 'filed a registration
■
tfxe
with*
stock,
SEC
$1
value,
par
It
States.
A
wholly-owned
under its Restricted Stock Option Plan.—V. 190, p. 150,
company
totaled
and
$21,685,718
£00
has
tributes
and
branches
61
services
and
subsidiary,
the
sales
offices
in
the
Baker
Transworld,
product? In Canada
Ball.
J.
company's
in
each
has paid
company
since
year
1929.
1959.
Nov,
A
quarterly
1959
2,
dividend
payable
Feb.
of
a
10
25,
cash
cents
to
stockholders
of
OF
SEPT.
•Long-term note
stock
due
(par
fixed
in
Feb,
$150,000
1960,
in
instalments
contingent
equal
of
annual
20%
to
each
instalments,
of
the
but
such
annum.
not
may
and
from
the
Lester,
5'A%
exceed
or
be
less
Ryons &
than
.-o >
'>"/()KDo
"hC
UNDERWRITERS—The several
Brothers
forth
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Earnings Rise-
interest
;/i
stockholders
and
of
President,
Orders
Co.,
have
severally
number
of
of
to
the
37%
of
months
$33,488,000
nine
the
than
more
this year were
orders received
of
in
of
1959,
$1,975,368,
was
$1,649,930
$1.42
or
$1.69
or
share,
per
share, up 20% over
the comparable period
per
for
1958.
capital
Working
at
that
date
to
3.22
at
1
Gross
3.27
were
June
30,
additions
months
nine
Sept..
at
ended
times
1959
to
30,
4.16
Current assets
compared to ratios ot
$17,663,401.
was
liabilities
current
and
to
at the beginning
1
of the year.
and
plant
Sept.
1959,
equipment were $3,488,476 for the
1959, of which $1,080,887 were made
30,
the
in
third quarter.
Principal additions in the third quarter were
tooling and machinery for new products and the final costs for
new
factory and general office in Broadview, Illinois.
Depreciation provisions for the nine months in 1959 were $1,199,526.
For the corresponding period in
1958 gross property additions were
$1,867,671 and the provision for depreciation was $1,025,032.—V. 190,
for
the
1290.
p.
Anthony Pools, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
The
First
National
City Bank
registrar for 800,000 shares of
corporation^—V. 190, p. 1414.
Arkansas
of
Securities
the
located
company,
York
par
been
has
value
stock
of
the
Corporate
this
of
—
in Shreveport,
La.,
on
filed with the
statement covering
10
Nov.
Exchange Commission a registration
sale of $16,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due in 1979.
Union'Securities & Co. is named as principal under¬
is
distribution
engaged
and sale
engaged in
the
in
of natural
producing,
the exploration for and
Proceeds from
natural
gas
and oil,
the
forthcoming sale of bonds will be used to repay part
of an outstanding long-term bank loan incurred for construction and
acquisition purposes.—V, 190, p. 1414.
This
Little Rock,
Ark.
applied to the SEC for
at
sell
competitive
Hutton
Laird
&
principal
amount
of
purchase
Behlen
set
This
the
bonds
to
pay
approximately $6,500,000 of its short-term notes
expected to be outstanding, to reimburse its treasury for money ex¬
pended for construction, to further its construction program, and for
other corporate purposes.—V.
190, p. 1830.
(A. J.)
Armstrong Co. Inc.—Private Placement—This
through Dean Witter & Co., has arranged to
privately $750,000 of serial debentures, series G
(subordinated) due Oct. 1, 1962 to 1971, and $500,000 of
junior subordinated notes, due Aug. 1,1969.—V.189, p. 702.
company,
place
Subject
to
—
Stockholders
to
Vote
,
oil
.
the
approval of stockholders at the annual meeting on
30, Artloom Industries, Inc. will change its name to
Trans-United
Industries, Inc.
During the calendar year 1959,
Artloom
acquired
United
Metal.
other
Corp.-,
of
New
York
City,' manufactured of steel
kitchens
and
metal
fabrications; The City Iron Works, Inc., a steel fabricating
and City Iron Works Erection Co., which erects the
structural
fabricated by City Iron Works, Inc. (both
companies have offices
company,
steel
in
,
iWethersfield,
electronics
Conn.),
company
with
and. Eastern
Precision
Resistor
dorp.,
'
an
offices
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
subsidiaries showed a profit of
$123,732
(before management fees to the
parent company and taxes) on sales
of $2,954,478 in the fiscal
year ending July 31, 1959.
These subsidiary
operations included only those of United Metal Cabinet
Corp. for five
months, and The City Iron Works, Inc. for four months.
Eastern
Precision Resistor Corp.
earnings are not included since this company
was acquired after
the fiscal year.—V. 190,
p. 1175.
Artloom's
Stocks
Nov.
$310,568,800
23-Nov. 27_ii
44,168,800
4__
70,600,000
7-Dec. 11__
29,000,000
$85,073,800
; 19,399,130
17,813,640
19,752,000
$454,337,600
$142,038,570
...
'
Nov.30-Dec.
Total
million and
newly
acquired
8,750
6,000
_•+
4,000
*'
Simon
&
Willi,am R. Staats &
Co.__
8,750
4,000
Stein
Bros:
Sutro
&
&'Boyce
_
&
Walston
Co.,
6,000
&
Westheimer
Dean
&
TO
Neb.
for
manufacturer
farm,
commercial
of
custom
and
Total
Consolidated
Corporates
$395,642,600
63,567,930
88,413,640
48,752,000
*Municipals
$184,328,000
64,631,000
13,949,000
1,000,000
$579,970,600
128,198,930
102,362,640
49,752,000
$596,376,170
$263,908,000
$806,284,170
Total
BUSINESS
would otherwise have been the business volume of firms
servicing that market.
The Survey finds that more than 80% of the
funds
required for capital
spending
[$37.3 million total for all manufacturing industries,
petroleum, rail, electric and gas,
other transportation, and communications.
Excluded are commercial, financial and
'real e^thtd fiflns.]'. are
expected to dome from retained, earnings, depreciation
and depletion allowances.
Manufacturing companies are' said to report they will
finance nearly all their plant-equipment
spending from internal sources.
The
McGraw-Hill economists say that even
if, as usual, manufacturers underestimate
their needs they still will not be in the market like
they were in 1957. The $800
million which is expected to be raised
externally hardly approaches the almost $3
by security dealers in 1957. Petroleum will not approach the
spending plans. But the industries that will support the
market, the report states, are electric, gas, transportation and communication utilities.
billion total serviced
2, next, through
capital convertible
debentures, 5!/2% due 1970 at 100V2%. Payment will be made
Empire Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York
15, N. Y.
Debentures
1959,
are
convertible
inclusive.—V.
188,
p.
into
class
A
common
stock
to
at
Dec.
the
1,
1386.
Baker Oil Tools,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary public offering of 532,549 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Nov. 11 by a
group of underwriters
managed by Lehman Brothers and
Lester, Ryons & Co.
The stock was priced at
$9,625 a share. This offering was
oversubscribed.
The
shares
are
being offered for the accounts of a group of stock¬
including the R. C. Baker Foundation and members of the
family. The selling stockholders, after the sale of the
shares,
holders,
Baker
will
own
1,510,334 shares
of
outstanding.
designs,
stock
bf
a
total
of
3,149,957
company,
and $21.5
Further
Highway Authority, Ala.,
million Los Angeles School District, Calif.
details
of
the
above
ernment agency issues may
the Chronicle.—S. B.
financing as well as that of government and gov¬
be obtained from the Monday and Thursday issues of
<
4i
November 12, 1959
founded
manufactures,
ISSUES AHEAD
Other larger corporate issues
coming up are: 467,247 shares of N. Y. State Electric &
Gas Corp. common on Nov. 20;
$15 million Potomac Electric Power Co. bonds on
Nov. 23; $16 million Gulf States Utilities Co. bonds
on Nov.
24; $50 million Consoli¬
dated Edison Co. of N. Y. bonds on Dec.
1; and $15 million Arkansas Power & Light
Co. bonds on Dec. 8. Set for November 17th are two
larger municipals: $16,350,000
State of Delaware, and $10 million State of South
Carolina; on Nov. 18 are $12 million
Los Angeles, Calif., and $55,125,000 State of New
York; $24,780,000 Philadelphia, Pa.,
on Nov.
19; and Nov. 24 there are $10 million Alabama
shares
-
BUSINESS—The
Baker,
the
LARGER
in
distributes
1913
and
by
the
late
services
a
Reuben C.
broad line
and
industrial
market for their reduced
Automobile Banking Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
4,000
8,750
1
Cov
Johnson'f&
security dealers is the latest McGraw-Hill survey of
next year's capital
spending plans. It may still come as a shock to some as to the
extent to which internal financing has cut into the
capital market and into what
The corporation has called for
redemption on Dec.
operation
of
the
sinking fund,
$37,000
of
its
Inc.
Inc.—
4,000
Higgins
4.000
11,500
Manufacturing Co.—Registers With SEC—
Columbus,
buildings
SECURITIES
8,750
Durst,
Witter & Co.-,
than casual interest to
more
6,000
Co._l__
Wagenseller
8,750
1(5i'9.
4,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
-
Beyond the four-week period a heavier municipal new issue calendar is
expected.
As reported in the Chronicle's November
12th column on
Tax-Exempt Bond Market
by Donald D. Mackey "the New Issue Calendar is
likely to officially expand in the
near future.
Notable possibilities include:
$100,000,000 California serial bonds some¬
time in December; about
$90,000,000 Massachusetts serial bonds also in December;
$20,000,000 Puerto Rico, General Obligation serial bonds for
early December and
about $45,000,000 Elizabeth River Tunnel
(Virginia) bonds with a target date in
January. Should these issues come to market, along with those
already scheduled,
it would presently
appear as only a moderately heavy new issue schedule."
Of
Co
4,000
Co—
Corp._____
M.
Co.___.
more.
THREAT
Inc.
Nov.
Cabinet
Corporate
8,750
I.
4,000
&
and municipal financing for the four-week
period
$806,284,170 which is a few million dollars less than
financing total. The table below shows the weekly
Bonds
first
bonds due 1989, and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until Nov. 27, 1959 to request a hearing on
the application.
Arkansas will use the net proceeds from the sale of
Industries,
Change—
p.'
4,000
8,750
Wilson,
Corporate
Nov. 16-Nov. 20—
subsidiary of Middle South Utilities, Inc. has
order authorizing the company to issue and
Artloom
Co.,
•ihv'.';i90,
4,000
•
Shields
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING TABLE
mortgage
Name
&
8,750
4,000
Co..
Co.—
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.Y1Y._Y
F.
Co..
Shearson, Hainmill & Co.__
tloWard,
G.
4,000
&
8,750
__
&
Co.—Registers With SEC—
$15,000,000
11,500
$263,908,000.
an
bidding
Miller
_X
4,000
financing for these respective issues with affixed sales dates. The data are
obtained
by the Chronicle from both private and public sources and are
subject to whatever
changes may transpire in the calendar, number of issues and the turn of the market.
Dec.
Arkansas Power & Light
Co
.
_
gathering,
production of
Co.
&
11,500
__
16-19
of corporate
4.000
Co
Rothschild
corporate financing prospects for the four-week
period Nov. 16-Dec. 11 adds
to $596 million as the calendar of set
offerings heads into the end of November
and December
holiday season. Last year's projection for comparable
oncoming period
came
to $723 million.
The four-week
municipal financing schedule amounts to
transmission,
A division of the company is also
gas.
&
Corp
Co._
F.
up
Dillon,
company
Co._
&
The
writer.
The
&
Mosle
total
The combined total
11,500
,
common and
November
Inc._:
Inc.
preferred stocks and bonds should
tap the market during the
for about $396 million.
The addition of
tax-exempts to
should bring the gross total of
corporate and municipal financing up to
about $580 million.
Sparking this will be the bids for A. T. & T.'s
$250 million bond
issue set for November 17 and the
combined debenture ($40
million) and common
stock issue
by Transwestern Pipeline Co. shepherded by Lehman Bros, and Merrill
Lynch et al. set for a day later. During this week the
Treasury is expected to
announce $2 billion cash
financing plans.
week
ahead aggregates
approximately
last week's estimated four-week
Registers Bonds With
Commission—
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co..
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
about
appointed sole
common
and
proposed
Eastman
$1
Louisiana Gas Co.
Securities and Exchange
This
New
the
The
41,4%
stock
Co.,
Rowles, Winston & Co.
Saunders. Stiver & Co._
Schwabachcr & Co
metal
corrlesponding 1958 period. Net income for the first three
the
quarters
earnings
in
reported on Nov. 9.
during the
first
or
Reynolds &
6,000
&
4,000
4,000
J. A. Hogle &
Co.-y—,
[looker & Fay_
to
if
agreed
shares
8,750
Pierce
4,000
Boston
Southwest
Hayden,
by
4,000
&
Inc.
6,000
Deetjen| & Co.—
First
the
received
$45,758,000,
during
of
$41,542,630
./
Co.—
Inc
Pont
du
6,000
«___
.
Curtis
Rauscher,
6,000
-
underwriters,- represented by Lehman
the
4—~
Co
Webber, Jackson
L.
corporation for the nine months
ended Sept. 30,
1959, were 24% greater than combined sales of the
corporation and George W. Borg Corp., of $33,395,167 for the corre¬
sponding period in 1958, Mr. Arthur J. Schmitfc, Chairman of the Board
sales
Net
Co.,
below:
selling
'
Paine.
6,000
I.
flallgarten
which the company's earnings alter taxes for the
preceding fiscal year,
exceeded $1,000,000.
The balance is due Nov. 25, 1965. The note bears
interest at a rate of-%% per annum greater than the bank's
per
ton
Newburger &
Rotan.
Goldman, Sachs
and,
not
amount
4,000
4,000
Emanuel,
3,149,957 shs.
$150,000
&
Co.,
Hill Richards &
each
annum,
&
4.000
Inc.
•___
Weedon
Dniii
6.000
6,000
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
4,000
&
Co
Francis
Jan.
$2,850,000
semi-annual
1,
per
M.
First
4,000.000 shs.
Co.,
11,500
—
Co._
&
Co.
Mid-Continent Securities
4.000
&
Lundborg
Oempsey-Tegeler & Co.-
Outstanding
1965
McKelvy &
8,750
__
Sullivan
Bradford
Crowell,
J.
1959
Authorized
$1)___~__^__—__Y
C.
The
30.
Co
&
6,000
Manley. Bennett & Co
8,750
Inc.__
Burnham & Co.__
been
' YYY"
AS
Co.
Inc.
J.
common
record
&
6,000
11,500
Inc.___
Irving
4,000
Bosworth,
Vene¬
have
Co.
Inc.
Boettcher
Co
6,000
Co
«fc
&
Blyth & Co.. Inc.—
dividend paid in August
per
share was declared on
Y
exceed
the
on
dividends
Becker
Co.
&
Meeds__^_
&
6,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
stock
5%
1960
stock
1960.
Common
dividends
addition
In
paid from time to time, including
Eichler
A.
Loewi
&
Freres
8,750
Co
&
Bissell
Lazard
8,750
—
Stearns
G.
Shares
Laird,
80,525
v—
Burge & Kraus—___.l
Earth
Bateman,
dis¬
and
Brothers
Bear,
United
Inc.,
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
Ryons & CoY—— 80,524
Bache & Co
different
five
.
Shares
net
zuela.
Operations in other foreign countries are maintained through
designated sales representatives and- traveling Baker representatives.
rate,
statement
9„
to
1958
prime
1959 covering^ 137,500 shares of .common
be offered to officers and employees of the
Nov.
on
31,
than
more
operations.
commencing
consider
will
19
Jan.
on
makes
company
'•■Payable
Split-
increasing the authorized,
effect'a two-for-one split-up.—V. 189, p. 2778.
stockholders
Dec.
CAPITALIZATION
Seating 8 dis¬
190, p. Iub5,
the Northern School Supply Co., American
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska,- V,
American Steel Foundries—Stock
Thc
Lehman
Lester.
announced that his company
President,
Ver Muelen,
M.
J.
equipment used throughout the world in the
stimulation and completion of oil and gas wells.
products and other
items of equipment used in connection with the
drilling and production
of oil and gas wells, most of which
products are used in subsurface
29,
4
and
ended
year
the
Seating Co.—Acquisition Plans—
American
Nov.
the
for
period was $1,796,977.
For the nine months ended
Sept, 30, 1959 sales were $18,528,597 compared with $15,668,469 in
the corresponding months of
1958.
Net income for the
1959
nine
month
period was 81,720,143 compared with $1,223,271 in the 1958
period.
;
,/
stock
investment company filed an amendment on Nov.
6, 1959
to its registration statment under the Securities Act, covering
3,000,000 additional shares of capital stock, $1 par value.—V, 190, p. 866.
On
tools
cementing,
for
DIVIDENDS—The
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
American Mutual
Tills Los
used
of the
part
Panama
specialized
drilling,
income
The
the cities of Panama and Colon and supplies
60.000 customers, gas service _to more than
telephone service to nearly 24,000 subscribers.
It also delivers manufactured gas to certain United States Army Posts
within the Canal Zone and its telephone system is linked with the
The
electric
of
Sales
,
mass-produced
uses
and
a
line
Volume
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5899
190
metarcorn
cribs, grain dryers and grain bins, filed Nov. 12 with"
statement covering 370,000 shares of common
offering will be underwritten by a group headed by Smith,
Barney <fc Co., Kirkpatrick-Pettia Co. of Omaha, Neb. and The First
Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.
It will make the company's shares available
to the public for the first time.
the
SEC
stock.
Of
Little,
registration
a
the 370,000 shares to be offered,
offering will
65.42%
own
-Net proceeds from sale
with additional-worxing
of
business
to
time.
and
of the
In
be
total
outstanding
will
the
it
make
to
capital
.
increaSLd
ae
».-»
from
improvements
exploratory
.
.
stock
share for
per
to
make
of the
The
It
total
10%
a
started
was
carried
1947
in
separated
was
assets
annual
By
will
in
by
450 biliion
net
acres
dian
of
Arctic
public offering of these shares, except that
no such
offering will be made until the completion of the
initial offering of 280,000 shares in behalf of the corpo¬
marketing
of
as
700,000
in
of
of
"spin-off"
Canada
the
in
with
Yukon
/
Husky
of
excess
lands
Gulf
in
to
eastern
' —"
.
Oil
with
until
termination
the
the
of
It
offered
the
at
$1 per share.
PROCEEDS—These
the
offering
and
net
\
Pacific
additional
of
distribution
of
the
beverages
to
an
the
for
to
as
manufacture,
the
which
of
crude
The
the
to
of additional franchises
advertising and promotional
campaign designed to increase the sale of the products manufactured,
bottled and. distributed by the corporation's subsidiaries and for such
other purposes as the management of the corporation deems advisable.,
the acquisition
corporation, hold franchises, or
companies
or
franchises,
having such
BUSINESS—Beverages
of
the
of
the
State
corporation
The
issued
and
which-
in-
Pepper
was
holds
all
Bottling Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
*
-
—V.
1,
"the
of
Nedick's
of
and
issued
York
New
GIVING
City.
EFFECT
.
...
TO
PRESENT
1959;
authorized
Bond Stores
Inc.—Sales
the
Sales'—-———
—V.
190,
Up—
47,790,701
;•
$9,243,826
,
•
of
value
shares
of
through
stock,
value,
par
to
offered
be
$19,874,622
stock
of
outstanding 419,800 shares of
subordinated 65*
director;
ing
for
net
notes due Dec. 731,
White
C.
proceeds
of
the
to
the
were
Brillo
This
the
210,000 shares
of
the
shares
45,000
being
general
sold
firm
nine
has
Dec.
shares
funds
The
Bucyrus-Erie
30,
to
on
and
for
the
available
center
was
No
$7,523,712
comparison
is
basis
for
the
on
the
for
been
the
nine-months
of
1959,
it
for
split
in
since
the
has
issued
:
company's
testing
Tlie
-,
of
Oct.
grounds
submitted
facturing costs.
.
-Unfilled
first
nine
-
orders
months
•
for
machines
of .1959.
totaled
This
•
be
a
its
the
on
issue
basis
of
quarter of
near
The
with
compares
to
of
St.
While
Board
operations
deemed
190,
p.
it
and
earnings
undesirable
to
have
declare
dividend
v
"
exceeding
payment
—V.
South
to reduce
at
over
the
end
last
p.
15,986,930
1959..
the
twelve
for
for
of
.
on
31,
on
or
advantages
be
Husky
mined
THE
common
the
COMMERCIAL
two
AND
stock.
The
companies
It
the
FINANCIAL
accrued
the
New York
tenders
15,
the
for
trust, mortgage
$103,297
of
sum
interest.—V.
190,
N. Y., will
sale to it
bonds,, to an
prices not to
at
969.
p.
Electronics Industries
Corp.
—
Registrar
-
stock
common
of
Trust
the
has
Co.
been
corporation.—V.
Registrar
appointed
190,
for
1832.
p.
President,^ Controls Co. of America,
manufacturer
year-ending
The
Merger—
and Harold F. Ames,;
and
by
sold
aj 13%%
just
gain
1958,
told
further
of
over
the
the
It
west.
is
Both
'
17,519,200
now
chain,
and
company
to
now
publicly
but
each
into six shares of
110,400
electric
systems,
shares
five
Electrosnap will be con¬
resulting in the
of
stock of Controls Co.,
common
shares of Controls Co. stock.
companies
call-special meetings
will
28, 1959 to vote
their
of
stockholders
Securities
markets
the
in
that
its
process
coffee
owned
Oct.
brand
in
Oct.
on
filed
30
letter
a
the
with
notification
of
covering 5,450 shares of common stock (par $51 and 27,250 shares
preferred stock (par $10) to be offered in units of five shares of
preferred and one share of common at $55 per unit. The offering will
be underwritten by Edward Lewis Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
of
twelve
1958.—V.
23,
corporation
SEC
of
sales
The
189,
proceeds are
etc.
to
be
for
used
engineering
costs,
technical
and
service,
will
enter
the
fields
of
Crane
-
materials
special
for
.
-
As
Co.
•
the
of
company to ex¬
each ten shares of
basis
jointly
CHRONICLE
by
was
deter¬
Arthur
(Reg.
D.
Pipe
Pittsburgh
announced
was
of improving manufacturing facilities, Crane
Fabricators, Inc., East Chicago, Indiana, and
Piping Limited, Hamilton,..Ontario, Canada, it
11 by T. M. Evans, Chairman.
Financial details
program
acquired
Canadian
generation.
a
of
high-grade
Known
tool
as
steels
"Ferro-Tic,"
and
cemented
All
ities
it combines
carbides.
It
be
Nov.
transactions
patents
in
the.
designer
builder
and
Crane's
were
revealed.
not
and
chemical
going
Co.'s
Alabama
will
Canadian
Limited,
'
—V.
?
of
Evans
these
actual
works
transferred
the
1521.
pipe
for
util¬
Crane Co. has,
for installation
contract-work
;
pipe
at
to
will
name
.
be
'
.-
Chicago, and
East
Pittsburgh Piping Limited
Y.
Brett,
Nov.
9
President
that
new
publicly offered
$60,000 of 5% and 5%% serial coupon notes date Nov.
1,;
1959 and due serially from Nov.
1, 1961 through Nov. 1,
1969, inclusive, at par plus accrued interest from Nov. 1,
2
of
However,
Chicago,
becomes
changed
to
at
.
Birmingham,1
noted/
Mr.-Evans
subsidiary of Crane,
Crane Piping, Limited.
a
-
Crowe 11-Collier Publishing: Co.—Stock Purchase—
Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn.,
Nov.
fabrication
plants.
new
the
into
he
soon
p.
announced
ment
on
Canadian
special, fabricated .valves will eventually
two
stated.
fabricated
and
190,
and
plants and
intention
piping,
Crane
heavy
domestic
at
no
of
metallurgical field,
of
of
concentrated
>■
Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, Oxboro,
Minn.—Serial Coupon Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey,;
with
the
his
The
of
firm
Crowcll-Collier
publishing companies
.developments in
would
other
publishing
aspects
the
of
arrangement,
the
Macmillan
has
■
entered
Publishing
collaborate
educational
Crowell-Collicr,
field
business.
has
Co.,
into
a.
book publishers,
working arrange¬
which the two
and promoting
cooperate in
Co.,-'under
in
exploring
and
As
would
part
working
this
of
50,000
shares
of
the
Macmillan Co. for approxi¬
purchased
previously unissued common stock of
mately $2,000,000.—V. 190, p. 564.
The
1959.
or
all of the notes of this issue may be prepaid at par and
on
any
semi-annual interest paying date prior to
30 days written notice to Keenan <fc Clarey, Inc.
on
The notes of
$
S.
Co.—Acquisitions—
part of its
has
Dallas Power & Light
This
this Issue are a direct obligation of The Church ofVne
Blessed Virgin. Oxboro, Minn., a Catholic Church cor¬
the Archdiocese of St. Paul. The notes are signed by His
Nativity of the
poration
in
Excellency, Archbishop
corporation.
This
note
issue
furnishings of
-serve
at
a
about
as
the
later
as
President of
the
been
authorized
basement of the
The
Church
/
has
the
Brady,
seating
finance
future
capacity of
$20,000,000
sale
tltj
the
church.
Saint
William
be
Dallas,
Nov. -10
offered
Texas,
covering
for public
borrowings
to
from its parent company, Texas Utilities Co.,
$12,500 000 at Sept. 30, 1959, incurred to meet construc¬
for the construction of new facilities; and for other
will
corporate purposes.—V. 190,
requirements;
p.
154.
De Ville Co., New York, N. Y.—Files With
The
company
on
Oct.
27
filed
a
letter
of
SEC—
notification
with
SEC
Raphael
in
Crystal,
Minn.
—
Serial
Coupon Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., of Min¬
neapolis, Minn., on Ncv. 6 publicly offered $132,000 of
U. S. Patent Office)
Vice President.
Published twice
on
to
bidding. ' The net proceeds to be received by the
from the sale of the bonds, together with funds derived from
operations,
will be applied toward the
repayment of
basement
is erected
will be
Street,
SEC
1989,
competitive
short-term
church
due
company's
tion
The
the
with
of first mortgage bonds,
and
the basement
Co.—Registers Bonds With SEC
at -11506. Commerce
tem'ent
completion
persons.
of
at
company
^
Church
--'tio Wse
sno'^^in"
to
parish church until the upper chureli structure
date.
1,200
William O.
located
company,
fi1
B.
Dana
Company,
Publishers,
25
Park
Place,
the
covering
a
pre-formation limited
partnership - interest
in
an
aggregate amount of $295,000 to be offered in units of $5,000, without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
t<^ be used for working capital.
York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
George J. Morrissey,
Editor:
William Dana Seibert, President; Claude
Seibert,
a
week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday3.
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate
2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the A*r
of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States* U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per yetfl.
NOTE: On account of the
fluctuations in the rate of exchange, Remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made iriiNew York funds.
for
the proposed merger.—V, 190, pp. 1832 and 1521;-
on
Coraloc Industries, Inc., Los Angreles, Calif.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
pounds
The
the
control
and
under 20,000,000 pounds
Canada.
became
stockholders,
its
verted
quarter.
that
controls
merger,
issuance of
quarter
ending Oct.- 31 were $3,comparable
1958,
a
current
15J/a%
for
electrical
of
which is subject to stockholders' approval, will make no
change in the number of shares of common stock of Controls Co. held
Mr. -Loewy was a
hydraulic presses and rolling
mills, and was the founder of Hydropress Inc. which is now operated >
by Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp,
...
<j. . i
:
The
operating head of Siijercast, John L.
Ellis, iwilh become a
Chromalloy Vice-President in charge ;of "the new ^division.—V. -182,
p. 2127.
>
159,186,760 137,000,089
exchange
receive
collateral
motors, and miniature electrical products.
was
developed 25
pioneer
the
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$
made
Ry.—
Electrosnap Corp., Nov. 10 announced that their respective
of directors have approved the proposed merger of Electrosnap,
Chicago-based manufacturer of precision switches, into Controls Co.,
a
into complex shapes, hardened, and ground.
founded in 1947 by the late Erwin Loewy, whose
consummated
the
sale
for, ah undisclosed
amount
of "cash.
estate
company
nine
Oil Company
by studies of
Louis
St.
•
President,
\
.
machined
Sintercast
period.
will offer to acquire all of the outstanding common
stock of Husky Oil Co. of Cody,
Wyoming.
Th^ plan was announced
Nov. 5 by Glern, E. Nielson, President of both
comi>anies, following a
Joint meeting oi the boards of directors of Husky and Canadian
Husky.
Under the plan, Canadian Husky will, with the
approval of its share¬
change
'
f
Broadway,
70
1959
first
exhaust
to
plus
Louis Putze,
$11,480,600, a gain of 15%
months ending Oct. 31, 1958. The
the
restaurants
than
more
maturity
an offer to stockholders of the U.
Canadian Hucky common shares for
J
_
Controls Co. of America—Directors Approve
or
record
of
totaled
division
coffee
brand,
corporation
can
the
1935.
holders, make
*
additional
issuance.
f.
-
year
O'Nuts
the
manu¬
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd.—Common Stock Exch. Offer
This
,
Chicago, &
trustee,
Manufacturers
sales,
in
tools
Mil¬
year,
during this
$
19,202,884
•—
190,
668,
p.
Nov." 24,
"sufficient
105%
The
the
;
Higher—
$
Sales
Bank,
Division
Consolidated
•
accrued. interest
1959—Month—1958
.
316.
p.
Appointed—
dividend
stock
y
,
divisions
the
were
parts
Full
Any one
Period End. Oct. 31—
186,
owns
1416.
Butler Brothers—Sales
,
Louis
amount
Sintercast, with production, facilities located in Yonkers, N.. Y„
patents on and is in production oD special tool materials which
have been hailed as
the first major advance in the production
of
1959
same
orders of $3,767,000 at
improved
a
190,
Cincinnati,
(EST)
noon
exceed
tool
production and special metals for nuclear reactors through the acquisi¬
tion of Sintercast Corporation of
America, it was announced Nov. 12
by Joseph Friedman, President of Chromalloy.
the end of three quarters last year.
-*-V.
securities.—V.
dividends.—V.
Hanover
up
Chromalloy Corp.—Acquisition—
transferred from
move
$10,578,000
,
"
•
in
one
for
2Va%" stock
common
not
$10 each
reserved
a
1936.
for
more
expanded
and
Tills
•"
••
.
Tenders for Bonds—
tne"
to
5%'%
Bruce
a
^
has called for redemption on Jan. 1, next, 735 shares
cumulative
preferred
stock
at
$105
per
share, plus
Cleveland,
2780.
p.
the
were
that drill production is being
Indiana, to the Evansville Plant in
Registers With
—
company
its
accrued
waukee.
Richmond,
-
year.
third
•
church
City Investing Co.—Partial Redemption—
an
ending Oct. 31, 1958. For the three-months ending
record 5,791,500 pounds,
8%% more than it sold
year
three
Chock
the
' * ;
-'
;-Tlie report also states
a
7"*•
Commission—
Exchange
income-producing
of
changing
first annual meeting of this Corporation
that the company registered record sales
$2,639,700
sold
com¬
higher than for the
shipments
to
of
par
or
as
of
190,'p.
sales
own
the
31,
states
period
432,630
available
last
31,
O'Nuts
for
will
of
income
Co.—Earnings—
opened on the
SEC
a
Dec,
Full
firm's
during
company declared-that pfoduct development con¬
receive .close attention.
During the quarter, a new research
to
has
the
of
for
$9,972,500
Oct.
.
its report,
tinues
holders
5
Oct.
sold
sales
share
consolidated
a
the
of
$55,605,000, a
figure which is 24& greater than for the same 1958 period. Net earn¬
ings for; the-first- three -1959 quarters were $1,349,000, compared to a
loss of $1,001,000 last year.
Nine-month earnings are equivalent to 72
cents per share .against a loss of 54 cents per sfiare in 1958*
In
cause
without
Commission
company
stock
coffeee
sales
against
Chock
the
first
the
to
to
basis
increase.
The South Milwaukee,
For
this
outstanding
and
restaurant
company
1958.
drills
the
over
adding
Net
per
for
used
of.
1,400
1936.
p.
stock
Nov.
on
chain's
Wisconsin, manufacturer nf excavators, cranes
construction, mining and quarrying industries, re¬
ported a net los>, of $19,000 for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1959.
During the same ■period of 1958, there was a net loss of $383,000.
;
-
and
charter
the
matters
190,
distributed
to
restaurant
Subs.)—Earnings—
net
1959.
$2.30
Shipments of this company's products for
amounted to $16,877*000.
This figure is 21%
period in
has .applied
attending the
informed
its
Restaurant
562.
p.
these
common
be
1959.—V.
quarter-ending
J
company's balance sheet at Sept. 30, 1959 showed total current
total current liabilities of $2,134,128.
190,
Del.,
two-foi-one
a
a
assets of $5,476,015 compared with
—V.
on
authorized
its
I960
.Stockholders
(&
consolidated
Sept.
equal
report
not
7—V.
changed
with
will
Stockholders
A portion of the proceeds will be used
which amounted to $200,000 at Oct. 31, 1959,
working capital purposes.—V. 189, p. 703,
outstanding.
now
did
company
ended
$996,202,
Dec.
on
from 12,000,000 shares of $5 par;
$2.50 par stock.
The company has called
stockholders to be held on Dec. 22, 1959, to
shares
40
15,
Were
for
reported
months
to
be
common
upon
each
6*
in
outstand¬
by the
will be
cost
cost of about
of about
boards
stock and $300,000 of
Edward A. White, President
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
amounted
mon
incurred
(EST),
p.m.
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp.—Sets Record—
general corporate purposes.
which
3:30
thereof,, and
its
5
its
shares
Jan.
common
1963.
own
company's
to retire short-term loans,
and
of
050,200
and Joan
added
be
for
about
stock.
common
The
will
at
Corp.—Proposes Stock Split—
approval.—V.
of
about
.
and
stock
to
Nov.
on
dividend
a
'These
company, who is offering for sale 30,000 shares of
shares, and Edward W. Hartman, Controller,,
Hartman, who are offering 9,900 shares of
their
holdings of 30,800 shares.
Organized under the laws of Indiana in September 1951, the company
is engaged in the design and manufacture of
electromechanical appar¬
atus, such as .specialized controls and instruments for aircraft and misr
It has
about
or
upon the adoption of .the amendment to the charter
the adoption of it proposed Employees' Thrift Plan for
Central and its -subsidiaries.
The proxy soliciting ma¬
for
shares
share
53,100
of
•
stockholders
on
vote
of
ICC
9,732
Wilhelmine
slles.
expire
the
of
held
,
connection
in
The
.
holdings
and
the
of
a
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Lee Hlgginprice and underwriting terms are to be
•
'
,
*
; The company is engaged in a general casualty insurance, fire insur¬
ance,
and surety business in all states of the United States except
Hawaii, and in the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
It has
outstanding 350,000 shares of class A common stock and 200,000 shares
of class B common stock.
In each of the years 1961' through 1965
40,000 shares of the class B common stock will become convertible, on a
share'for share basis, into class A common stock.
,
The prospectus states that the purpose of the proposed stock sale
is
to
provide additional capital funds which ' the company believes
to be advisable-at this time by reason of past and anticipated future
increases in the volume of premium writings.
The net proceds from
the sale will be added to and used as a part of-the company's general
funds and it is presently intended that such proceeds will be invested'
~
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson <fc
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment. Of the shares being registered, 45,000 shares
are being offered by the
company and -33,000 shares, are being offered
by the following selling stockholders: Harold E, Korn, Secretary and
Treasurer
cdmhiCn "stock
of
common
four .shares
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Stock Dividend—
Curtis.
his
shares
company's
each
amendment .to its
an
is
meeting
upon
employees
public, sale
for
part
for
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
no
finance
son Corp.
The public offering
supplied by amendment.
Ontario
common stock, $5
par value, both issued :
is to be changed into two shares ot common stock- of the
each, find the'total number of, authorized shares
and
also
terial
common
an
a
the
a
24,000,000 shares ot
special
and
.
corporation, located at 8000 Bluffton Road, Fort Wayne, Ind„
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.'10 covering 78,000
a
eastern
$2.50
of
common
consider
.,
p.. 1730.
Bowmar Instrument
This
40,080
this
for
Wilmington,
par.valug
and unissued,
Commission
filed
from
area
giving interested persons until Nov. 20, 1959, to request a hearthereon.
Under the proposal, each of the company's 12,000,000
par
'J.
$20,132,551
of
;
1959—3 Mos.—1958
to
built by the parish at
have a seating capacity
the school which has been
gymnasium and cafeteria.. .
in
area
of
;
company, located at 33
Maiden Lane, New York, N. Y.f filed
registration "statement with
the SEC on Nov.
9,
1959 covering
250,600 shares of class A common stock, $2 par .Value, to be offered,
'
•-
presently authorized chares of
>
.
'
-
•
order
576,120 shs.
.<
to
common
aggregate
ing
a
1959—Month—1958
rights
authorizing
sicock to
Period End. Oct. 31—
share
new
corporation,
order
its
Outstanding
.
one
The
converted to
be
corporation
;
authorized
been
Church will
new
Church
signed by His Excellency, Arch¬
are
President,
as
days
30
on
This
in
now
,
Rights Dates for New Offering '
by
Central & South West
Dr.
FINANCING
.
of
The
Securities' and
1520.
p.
This-
•
1,000,000 shs.
-
of
16,
an
Corp..
stock
outstanding
the
and
additional
an
Catholic
a
The notes
date
obligation of The Church of St.
Citizens Casualty Co. of New York
v
plants in a
Rocky Mountains and the
northern
S.
subscription
has
direct
a
Minn.,
Paul.
interest paying
Inc.
Clarey,
are
,
daily capacity of 24,500 '
'
.
cents)"—
10
458.
p.
Bottling
York
New
rate
for
Crystal,
issue
&
issue
.
incorporated under the
The principal offices
-
the
190,
1959.
Authorized
stock' 'gar
190,
was
June
;
...
Common
Corp.,.
on
stock
outstanding
turn-
Bottling
dates-for
offered
Nov.
located at 800 St. Anns.Ave., Bronx, N. Y.
organized for the purpose of acquiring all the.
are
corporation
.
Delaware
of
record
be
at
an
,
laws
people.
The
Carwin Co.—Tentative
warehousing
of
combined
a.
the
U.
Canada.
semi-annual
any
Keenan
this
of St.
note
1,
1959.
The April,, 1968, maturity is
denomination.
Only $1,000 denomination
$500
Church and Rectory being
new
will
oil
companies already market-petroleum
products under the same "Husky"
brand name and the marketing
territories of the two are adjacent.—V.
189, p. 914.
-
:
subsidiaries
the
in
in
This
Principal and semi¬
of the First National
this issue are dated
of
all other maturities.
William O. Brady
bishop
a
on
to
oi
in
Archdiocese
oil
approximately 1,500,000
extending from, the Cana-.
area
...
with
territory including
Rockies
Raphael
Today
office
notes
all of the notes of this issue may be prepaid at par and
or
interest
notes
the
and will have
in
Mexico.
refineries
Northwest
the
will be applied to the payment of
the corporation, the construction
proceeds
incurred by
facilities
expenses
purchase
or
'
,.
four
The
the
and $500.
main
the
All
Oct.
from
in
notice
$500,600.
following completion
of
the
$8,000,000
expansion:
at Husky Oil's refinery at Cody, Wyoming.
will also have over 460 service stations and bulk
...»It
underwriter's
These 20,000 shares would
at a price not in excess of
market
have
Any one
Ontario.
progress
agency, whichever is sooner.
be
will
interest
only
at
Minn.
available in
are
written
Canadian
own,
barrels
bear
accrued
v'..."
its
milliion
80
"
payable
available
subsidiary
1953.
integrated
is
Minneapolis,
notes
of
acres
in denominations of $1,000
are
Interest,
of
and
companies, according to their most
than $75,000,000 and their gross an¬
cubic feet of gas,
the
in
wholly-owned
a
stock
a
$45,000,000.
resources
reserves
exploratory
to
interest
barrels,
ration
two
more
are
excess
the
have
and
corporation at a .price of 10 cents
The underwriter intends
the
of
reports,
is
combining
Husky
a
or.
Notes
annual
Bank
Guatemala.
the
income
nual
total of $2,000.
a
of
one
recent
The corporation has agreed that on the effective
this offering, it will sell and the underwriter
agreed that it will purchase 20.000 shares of the
common
Oil.
is
has
in
leading independents
operations extending from Alaska and
of
has
Husky
it
stock (par$l) ;
common
also
Husky
of
at par.
date
It
lands
Canadian
Beveragrcs Bottling Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Financial Management, Inc., of New York City, on Nov. 6
publicly offered 280,000 shares of
Tunisia.
and
time
(
terest. These notes are dated Oct. 1, 1959 and are due
serially from April 1, 1961 through April 1, 1068. ,
warehousing operations with plants in Omaha, Nebraska and Boise,
Idaho.
Through its 50% interest in Rimrock Tidelands, Inc., it h s
interests in some 4,500,000 acreas of land in
Turkey, Sicily, France
.
3
5% and 5%% serial coupon notes, at par and accrued in¬
an
Husky Oil Co., founded in 1938 by Mr. Nielson, is a fully integrated
company with interests in other industries.
It owns 87%
of Gate
City Steel Co. and its subsidiaries which have steel fabricating and
capital stock.
capital needed to handle its
permit
asked to authorize
oil
of the 70,000 shares will provide the company
........
and James A. Lewis Engineering, Inc.
Canadian Husky
plan to acquire the outstanding preferred stock of Husky Oil.
to make the exchange, Canadian Husky shareholders will
order
increase in the capitalization of the company.
Mr.
Neilson said that both companies
are
expected to hold special
shareholder meetings before the end of the
year to act on the proposal.
70,000 shares will be sold by the
company and will constitute new financing and 300,000 shares
be
sold
by certain members of the Behlen family, who after
Inc.
does not
The
(2039)'
New
4
installments
Diana Stores Corp.—Sales Up—
Sales
190,
? 178,571
for
1521.
p.
•
fiie
stock
two-for-one
and
split-up.—V.
189,
York City, on Nov.
Corp., of New
Securities
■
of common stock
'
will be used for advertising
for general corporate purposes.
equipment, and
new
of
corporation
HISTORY—The
promo--
Several
the same
In
r
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
TO
stock
*Does
finder.
the
In
outstanding.—V.
shares
190,
Edison Brothers Stores Inc.—Sales
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
190,
1522.
p.
'
'
-A
These
into
debentures
capital stock
if
share
share
per
Tiie
if
-
prices
-
declining
31,
on
in
together
par,
fund,
Oct.
31
sufficient
each
of
in
each
Oct.
15,
the
at
sinking
to
to
the
fund
redemption
-each
year
exercised,
payment
does
against
of
such
any
sinking
mandatory
(other
than
debentures
of
the
converted
agreement
an
purchase
to
20
sinking
l'und, or
being called
after
redemption^ through operation of the sinking fund) converted
df
in Anaheim. Calif., for a new Fed-Mart
for acquisitions or expansion have
acre,
Pending
to reduce
the
Of
use
for such
money
(elfor
'
in
notes
amount
an
prccfods
the
from
issued
as
purposes,
T
'
•
;
_
;t
.
^
„
oi
"outstanding-
and
companies,
contributed
$1,140,800
balance
1178.
the
of
proceeds
to'*1 the
will
1/
»
be
v
.
/
s
*
Exchange Commission—
""This unsecured note is dated March
4, 1959 and is repayable in..
of $300,000 on July 1 in each of the years' 1963 to 1968;
inclusive, and in installments of $400,000 011. July 1, 1969 a^nd on July, 1
in each year thereafter, the entire unpaid balance being due on July.
installments
'•
twenty-six thousand shares are -reserved for issuance "
warrants and options arid upon the sale to em-,
ployees under the company's stock purchase plan.
.
•
fIncludes 2L* Stock dividend paid Get. 8, 1959.
1974. ■ •
?Two hundred
1;
.
underwriters named below, for whom Auch-,
Redpath 'and Kidder. Peabody &: Co. Inc. arc acting
Underwriters, have severally, and not jointly ■ agreed "to
^purchase from the company in-the respective amounts set; forth oppo¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
in
order
to
finance,
in
part,
additions
machinery and equipment and in order to
working capita) required by the increased volume
to
the
provide
of
sales
e
the'
cf
Research; Investing'
Corp.
company's
proposal to increase
-the*
insurance
San
-to
company
Carlos
plant
be
secured
by
deed of
a
shares
on'the':
trrist
and,
concurrently therewith,'to retire its;
promissory note .which is presently secured
presently outstanding S'/btv
by a deed, of trust on said plant.
This borrowing and retirement will
an
additional sum of
approximately $400,000 available to thecompany.
Any proceeds from sale of the debentures and from
the'
increase in principal amount of the
company's secured debt Which are"
not used for retirement of current
bank borrowings will be used for
general corporate puiposes, including but not limited
to,
increase
of the company s
working capital.
,
make
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
,
"
FINANCING
not
"
-
"
■
Auchincioss, Parker
of-
promissory
conv.
capital
1,595,428
5,000,00
1,650,542 shs.'
5 000 00
2,500,000 shs.
f/lr<v!Lby eVn?urance company and secured by all premium deposits
^
nce, tcomPany ^ or will-become entitled. At
were
a.,o
$68,155.
on
Prftiifpal and
interest
dim
note
.
?
■
;
;
■
during
promissory
May
at
1,
1975.
Payment due June 25, 1960
plant!
the
company's San Carlos
payable at $12,814 monthly^
the
bank's
increase
proposed
would
would be
shareholders
chase
one
additional
of -.such additional
of
one
company
expects
to
note
will
be secured
company
in
by
a
will/
deed of-trust,
under
?? a1o« 0^ f^?:P00
15, 1961, an
°?
addition
of
approximately
on
crirtain
this not?
a
second
62,208
-
the
of
«?3-
i
This
company's San Carlos
conditions,
be
entitled
It..completes,
building p,t
square
refund
feet
its
of
to
note
plan?
borrow
on or before
San Carlos
s iace
the
^ 0f $1J-333 during'the first
of
the
term
balance
of
17
share
•'
capital; position
•
7
|
he-effected
given subscription
share
stock
for
each
in
but
legal
its
extend
in
$4,814,865
'
,.
'
13,200
.
.
'
1959—34 Wks —1958
$
-
38,970,978
$
$
-
-r
-
398,029,'935 310,684,203
a.
:
.
c
^
"
1959—3 Mos.—1958 t
$4,171,136 $15,471,294 $12,996,135
h.r ." '
-
• -
'
•
stages;,
first
shares, held;
—V.
the
'
ptu*-
;
,
1960.
1,
,
-
.
'
'•'
,
"
.
•
-
•
Period End.
—V.
190,
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—Sales
;
Period. End. Oct. 31—
sales
Higher—
"
-
-
—V.
;
.
190,
and
monthly
-through
an
Co.
warrants
common
stock,
Darlington
has
amendment/ . * A' "
'•**
wis, incorporated .under: the'laws of Michigan in -1934
-Michigan Bv-mper Corix Its tiaipe;.was changed'in November, 1955,
to
Michigan Plating and
Stamping Co.,-"and..in. November, 1958, .to
Gulf & Western .Corp:
At the present. time the" company is a holding
company otvning-all of rhe-capital stock of its operating subsidiaries.
Its" Jni'sinrss .primarily- consists of the'uistribUticn 01 automotive, lawn'
mower, aad small engine parts ana .small', er.giriey in Tdxas. N-iW Mex¬
ico
and
Louisiana;
has-outstanding
the
manufacture
647,386
shares
gether-- wifh indebtedness of
debtedness'ofits subsidiaries
in'
Michigan
of bumpers* and.
ol - comtr.c n
approximately
in
an
stock, Sl'.par value, to¬
$1,660,COO. including- in¬
amount, of. $.1,322,400.
such
states .that no specific allocation of the net, proceeds
sale of tho-ekbentures can bc made at. this time.
Initially,
proceeds-will-'oe added to the.-working eapital- of the company,
and.
as
The prospectus
TJufliiLftoU '& -Co.
evidencing, the right
-purchase. 20,000. shares of
at a price to be svipplied' by'amqndriie'nt/.
Hill,
the company that it Intends to offer such'
supplied- by
bumper pp.rts for au.oinc-bilori and the distributioxi'-of RCA Victor andRCA. -Whirlpool appliances in Texas and Louisiana. "The company now
froiii ~tli°
-
•
?vailable
(also
advised
oBpred
as
stock, $1'par value,, to-be'offered for public
underwriting- group headed; by> Hill.
bo
.
:
public offering price and- underwriting.--t'.rtns^-are.to fce's.tpplipd
by auiendip.eiit.- Tl-»e company has alsQ-agreed to" sell tb Hill; Darlington.
of
to
The .company'
^
The
the
-
^
the
for
be
.
common
Y., -filed-a "registration
:
agent
transfer
6'-'
convertible subordinated -debentures,; due
public salo by an underwriting group, headed
by.Ira-Haupt & Co. Under the.terms of the underwriting agreement,
the" underwriters must take and pay for all-of . he debentures, if any
are .taken.
The public offering: price, ana underwriting terms are" to"
located-at 17315 Sunset Bbulevard. Pacififc Palisadesregistration-statement with tlie;SEC tm Nov. S xoverinj
a
A
.
.
Empire State Building, New York,,
statement with the SEC "on NOV. "5", 1956,
located*in
1974,
This company,
200,000 shares of
,
,
of" the corporation—V. 189, p. 1573:
(par $1)
covering. $1:500,000
Garden Uan4 Co., Ltd.^Registers With SEC—
Calif., filed
Bank
Manhattan
Tljis -corporation;
$13,680,927 $12,096,036 $120,150,360 $98,131,392
■"
'
v
V
•
'
•
1733.
p.
appointed
r' N.'
.
1959—10 Mos>-1958
''
AgentA-
Chase,
'
$1,360,9.08 .$ll;761,60a $11,561,727
1959-—Month-—1958-.
A"/A A
"
Gulf & \Vestern Corp.—^Registers WithSEC—
A
.
:
Net
1523.-.
of. ihp common stock
^
.
1522
p.
p.
has -been
The
.
,
$1,59(|,782
190,
Gruen Industries, Inc.—Transfer
l*
Fishman Co., Inc.—Sales UpA"
A... A.K
Oct. 31—
1959—Month—1958 A. 1959—lO-ivjos.—1958
Sales
1959—9 Mos.—1958
t
After .this- sale"
is
1959—vMonth—1958"
-
_iA_AvAA $11,752,209 $11,465,113 $92,251,821 $91,010,029
Sales
two
rights, entitling .them to
four
Period End. Oct. 31—
-
"
(M. II.)
sale
60 months
years,
.
(II. L.) .Green Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
.
..
&
thereafter7 for
thereafter,
-
1959—Month—1958
T.y. 190, p. 259.'-.
-
Stetson
Coe—1
Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
A'_vA_
Sales
V
3
1G29.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
completed, there would be a st-Ock' dividend
for each" five then owned.
•":-z~ A"*/
t "■
v
beginning Feb.
June
If
"
45,137,614
"
'
In¬
'
16,200
13,200
1959r-4 Wks.—1958
Grayson-Robinson
.
mlarriT
floor
190,
&
36,800
MackalT &
1:.:J*
■_
'
—rV."
this
The
1959, or January, I960 bv sale
the principal amount of
$2,000 000
,
1628..
p.
$
Sales
These
proposals require approval both by the Coriiptroller of the
Currency and by the shareholders who have been called to a special
meeting for that purpose on'Nov. 301
' V
A VA * A
i
The most recent quarterly -dividend in -the amount of 20 cents, per.
share was paid on Nov." 2, 1959 to shareholders of rtcoyd on Opt; 26:
1959.
It
is
intended
that,
subject to ..future , earnings.- the. annual
dividend rate will be increased to $1:00 per siiare payable quarterly
The
December,
^iie
ccnt-j
tummg
5are
190,
Period End. Oct. 24—
•
:-
now
20,600
Becker &
A-_Ai„-
Bryant
Winslow, Cohu
Grand Union Co.- -Sales Higher—
r
-
^
'
A
Co—
&
Rouse.- Brcwqr,
50.000
,
—V.
io-o
Au&. ^1, 19o9, such deposits
Ferris
50,000
-Inc.
A- —-A—
Johnston, Lemon & jCo.__
.
5
been made by Alfred J. Mackin,'.President, .of a*
the bank's capitalization from the present 100,000
an incrqa-se,
Mr. Macklri pointed- out.' would
oply
,
The
$52,270
1,675,000
"
-
.
stock
common
Shares:
&
Redpath
—AiAAKidder,-Peabody & Co.."
'-A*
.
^
of
shares
200.000
Shares
to; 150,000. 'Such
strengthen
lending limit.
Outstanding
$52 270
1__
_/
note
subord. debs, due Nov. 1, 1974
ijCapilal stock (par $1)
-
5L:',£
PRESENT
Authorized
promissory note
I5AA
TO
'
.
*4Va
EFFECT
the
below
names
offered:
.
,
an
has
Announcement
additional'
.
from
Capitalization—
crease
has
company s
their
site
tiscdfor.
/First National Iron Bank .(Morristown, N. J.)—To
totaled
which
Managing
as
corporation, located at 630 Third Avenue, New -York, N. Y.,filed a registration statement with the-"SEC on l^ov. 9, 1959 covering
$1,000,000 of payment plans
(three types) for the accumulation of
experienced during the current year.
Additions to the
company a plant, machinery and equipment are
expected to aggregate
approximately $2,500,000 during 1959.
"
In addition to the proceeds from sale of the
debentures, the com¬
pany expects,
during Dec., 1959, or Jan., 1960, to borrow' $2,000 000
company
Parker k
iricloss.
v
company's'
company
the exercise-of
upon
This
shares
Outstanding
due
note
—
Mutual Securities of America) Inc..Registers
and
PRESENT FINANCING s*.
", /■.* Authorized
-'
.
promis.
in¬
"
v
1
t
-
Securities
items- in'-the
July 1, .1974
$6,000,000
• •
$6,000,000
;
5cum. preferred stock
($100 par)— - v 5.000 shs.
' 2,400 shs.
Com.
stock
A,« (non-voting)
($1 par )
?4.136,000 shs.
H421,286 shs.
Com.
stock
B.
(non-voting) ($1 :par)
J 614.000 shs.
614,000»hs. «•
Common stock AC ($1 par >
i.125,000 shs.
125,000 shs. /
Common Stock AL (SI par)—--.-AA-1
125,000 shs: ;V
125,000 shs. •
Common stock AD
(par $10)—A—A'
1 shs.
1 shs.,
'
-
Food
Giant
as
chain of supermarkets retailing 'food and. general mer¬
- greater
Washington, p. C., metropolitah area.
operates a
*5.15'(
the stock will.be us:d, to repay shortwith-the acquisition' of-certain of the
inclucling
The
190, p.
known
Delaware- on Decv 19. 1935,
.' .CAPITALIZATION'GIVING EFFECT TO
1959,
$8,125,700
at $13,-:
estimated
expenses,
recently
(until
Inc.
operations also extend to Baltimore, Md., on the north and Rich¬
mond and Norfolk, va., on the south."
"
*
$1. par,, and
Approximately
$9,354,000:
of
construction
-
Food
Its
savings,and Joan associations,,
The company and -it* .subsidiaries,
of-.capital stock,
.
proceeds will he available for general corporate
net
including current
chandise
-yet
the
guarant
r
.
Offered—Aiichincloss,
Shopping Ctmter, Inc. i was incorporated .in
11
01
r hares
sale
the
ol
more,
v
/'
-
shares of common stock cl. A (non-voting) v
offering was"
' ;
-;
BUSINESS—Giant
AngDes.;
6,
*V
•
1,371,185^
$3,398,351
2,484,750
000.000.
connection
in
"subsidiaries.'
the
With
proceeds from the sale of the debentures, after
deducting underwriting commissions and other expenses in connection
with such sale, are estimated at $4,808,500.
The company presently
plans lo u.'e these proceeds primarily for retirement of the
plant,
$4,005,819
3,043,600
$1, at a price of $16 per share.
This
oversubscribed and the books closed. 1
;
under the laws of Delaware in, March,
of each
1,081.165
outstanding
..First
after
by
$436,624
336,192
Redpath and Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. on
an
underwriting group which publicly
par
.
'
working caiptal.-rV.
PROCEEDS—The net
current bank borrowings. As of Nov. 2, 1959, these
borrowings
$4,100,000.
The current bank borrowings have been incurred
1,526,680
headed
12
purposes,
of- land, at
store; How-
acres
corporation, located at 5150 Wilshire Boulevard, Los
a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
subsidiary
satisfy any sinking fund obligation in whole or in part by the deliver¬
ing to the Trustee (a) outstanding debentures acquired by the com¬
pany,
(b)
debentures redeemed by the company after Oct
1,
1964
operation
into
(equity securities)
term
the
entered
debtedness
•
*
2,556,000
3.214,533
-7,156,815
$410,557
30.4,341
.^.— _
-1523.
p.
offered 200,000
Othrillo Street, San Diego,' Calif ,1
the SEC ,011 Nov. 6, 1959; covering
operating in the state of California.
the
through
Nov.
,
optional'
fund re¬
charges
190,
Parker &
.
The sinking fund redemption price is 1007- •of- the prin-:
amount of the debentures to be redeemed, plus interest accrued
thereon to the redemption date.
The company will have the right to
than
348,000
168,674
Giant Food Inc.—Common Stock
:
and is also considering
stores
new
The company was incorporated
1959
ah:l owns u majority, or;
cipal
debentures
with
,
quirements.
otherwise
for. .and. the development
the. F-27 sales and a multi-
fiHl
have
amount
—v.
covering 235,000 shares <-i capital stock to be offered for public saleby (;n underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. The price
to
the
public and
the
underwriting terms arc
to
be
supplied
hy
amendment;
' *.'<
on.
accumulate.
be .credited
not
may
This
stock
The
313.281
"
income :-
operating
after
Net
'
Financial Federation, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
-
.
year.
not
located, at -8001
formulated.
additional sum up to the required sinking fund
The right to make optional payments, if not
an
1,660,541*
operating taxes—
Net
1959—9 Mos.—1958
!
$2,434,082 $22,959,810 $20,544,063 1
1,492,643
14,212.778
13,218,527
$2,553,053
—
expenses
7
income taxes...
Federal
Other
the expansion of its life,
subsidiary, Fed-M'art Life Insurahce Co. In October, 1959, the
more
or
Calif.,
Trustee,"
price
revenues-
Operating
need
at
"
pay
Operating
tech¬
in
*•
•
no-other specific plans
interest"
accrued
'*•
next
payment for such
.•■*
*
Southwest—Earnings—!
1959- Month—1958
Period End. Sept. 30—
intends
its short-term debt, but, notwithstanding
this, the company'may from time to time in tlie future make additional,
borrowings under existing lines of credit or otherwise., "
*
--
as
thereafter
105'/,
„
subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, -1979 (convertible'
company
1974.
7 l/i ''c
fund
the
been
•
with
;
*; General Telephone Co. of The
i-
PROCEEDS—The
been
ensuing Nov. 1, debentures in the principal amount equivalent
of the aggregate principal amount of debentures outstanding
ojn Oct. 1, 1964.
At its option, the company may pay into the sinking"
to
capabilities
■«■'*/
and the books closed. -
oversubscribed
was
190, p. 1295.
of-
mean-
a
Corp.—Registers Debentures With SEC—
ever,
or
before Oct. 31, 1964, and on or before
thereafter, to unci including Oct. 31, 1973, a
redeem,
represents
corporation's
'
•
required
the
coupled With
registration statement
$25,000 per
if
on
year
to
is
company
has
diversification
corporation,
a
company
$31.75
events
moiiths
nine
4
case,
"
consideration
of
insurance
share
per
and
certain
one
.
per
share
per
$30.50
1971;
before
or
fqr redemption. ;A.._. ,'
FUND—The
sinking
a
to
fixed
sum
the
and
1967;
price is subject to adjustments
indenture. •
debentures will be initially redeemed at
the date
as
thereafter
$29.25
31,
$28
of
the
share,
per
—v.
Df
through Nov. 30, 1969),
to
be offered for public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &. Co.
The conversion price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by
amendment. The prospectus states that the company:has no immediate:
specific requirement for the funds to be obtained from the sale of the
debentures but is engaging in the financing to provide itself with funds
for its anticipated medium- and long-term capital requirements. The
company intends to acquire additional land, buildings,- and fixtures for
thereof
amount
price
Oct.
major
areas
$3,000,000 of 6'.
.
the
SINKING
•
converted
Oct.
before
or
on
1963;
31,
before
or
conversion
The
to
oh
and.
principal
conversion
a
for
placed on improving
fields, he said.
filed
1, 1959
oversubscribed.
was
the
at
company at
before Oct.
or
and
thereafter
provided in
-
the
on
thereafter
converted
if
convertible
are
of
converted
converted
This offering
delivery.
profit
net
„
Approximate value ol this secondary was $10,295,145.
This secondary, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents ;
1733.
p.
.
dai*y block of 202,860 shares of this company's common •
: (par SI2;;-)
was made alter the close of business;
on Nov. 12 by The First Boston Corp. at $50.75 per share. •
.
,
1974, at 100%, plus, accrued interest from Nov.
date of
190,
..
Motors Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon-'
General
stock
million
dollar
extension
of
the
Eoeing B-52* subcontract
program"
broadening the base. This has been accomplished in"part by a further,',
penetration of the electronics and accessories field,-. Mr. Carmichael said. A
Actual figures for the three month period. July through September,:
1959, are sales, $25,818,000; net profit, $483,000. Backlog at the end
of the period exceeded 396,000,000.—V.
189, p. 1927.
:
Eitel-McCullough, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Schwa-v
Jbacher & Co., of San Francisco, Calif., on Nov. 9 headed
an underwriting group which publicly offered $5,000,000:
of 5 Va % convertible subordinated debentures, due Nov. 1,
to
'
its
capacity,
the company leased ;■
Lake City, Utah,- which is presently being -
Carlos plant.—V.
the San
$728,000
This
'
A
;
Engine & Airplane Corp.;—Earnings—
Fed-Mart
"
"
increase
to
in Salt
been
has
nical
*375,000 sns. "
.
:
on
,
1959—10 Mos.—1958
'
'
'
;
;
,
99,000
covering
.
$98,624,332 $86,265,238
$9,766,405
high strength ceramic
.
improvement over the 1958 figures," Mr. Carmichael said.
'
Ke
explained that ipajor changes in the Fairchild organization; a;
more closely controlled expense program,
coupled with the introduction of
techniques to produce more efficiently,^ have .contributed
to the
-improvement."
•'
*'vi.. • y\ ; '
Sharp reductions in personnel were accomplished, preserving, how¬
ever, a strong nucleus on which to build, and a substantial emphasis
Higher—
1959—Month—1958
I-.—*.2—A$11,370,384
-2
—V.
order
plant
of
use
ingful
1522.
p.
in
„
plant to
"This
of,
Richard Litt, las
full there will be
2,500 shares under option to
event Mr. Litt exercises his option in
Files ;
—
:
Oct, 29 filed a letter of notification with the .
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be (
offered at $3 per share, through A. T. Brod & Co., New York, N. Y.
-lhe proceeds are to be used for automation of operations; working capital;
additional equipment
and
machinery,
and research and >
development.
'■
\
x
;
;
.
$86,217,000, It was announced 011 Nov. 5 by J. H. Carinfchael, President.
Outsanding
1,000,000lis.
i—
include
not
377,500
$!)_,.
(par
the
corporation and its? subsidiaries, recorded a net, profit
$728,000 for
the nine months ending Sept.
30,
1959,
on
sales
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
,
.
it pioneered
.This
is
•
Coil Products Corp., Jamaica, N. Y.
Exchange Commission— '
corporation
The
SEC
I11
Fairchild
operations,
Common
1949,
time
replace glass in power tubes.
additional
Bruno
patented features are used in an overhead conveyor,
these
of
As of Aug.
common stock and
Angeles.
General
.
1958. the company completed and occupied a third plant
at San Carlos,
Calif., and in September of that year the company's ;
headquarters and administrative offices were moved
from the San
;
*
to
operated.
corporation
.
about
an
capable of general application and lor use in high tempera¬
such as paint, baking ovens, and in low temperature
operations, such as ice cream hardening rooms.
ture
in¬
will
whom
of
prlncioal business ol the Company is the improvement
its landholdings which are located in end around the
of
Los
.
manufactures numerous types of con¬
veyors and material handling equipment.
Its standard conveyors con- >
tain features which have been developed and patented by Mr. Leachand which are us;ed by the corporation under an exclusive
licensing
Which
all
With Securities and
power
which
the
company
also
produced
cathode
ray .tubes
(television
picture
tubes 1.
Prior
to
1952,
the
company's
power
tube
production was
devoted almost completely to negative grid-type power tubes.
In 1952
the company added power amplifier klystron tubes to its product line.
was
arrangement.
Darlington,
Hill,
v/ith
associated
and
City *
31, 1959, it had outstanding 1,297,130
shares of
indebtedness in an amount of approxi- mately $2,700 000.
Ol the net proceeds from the stock offering $960,C00 will be used for the improvement and conversion of land in the
Brentvood, Pacific Palisadc-s, and Yorba Linda, areas into residential
-lots, and the balance of the proceeds will be added to working -capital
for'general corporate purposes.
.V
\
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<<
separate prospectus to a limited number of persons,
a
persons
'The
sale
under
.;
Monday, November 16, 1859
.
"
At
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
was
company's products are sold under the trade name "Eimac."
The company's principal activities have been in the field of
tubes, with the exception of two periods prior to 1954, during
was
name
company
.
1933.
of
vacuum
electron tubes and accessories for the 7 generating
frequency energy for applications in such fields as broad¬
industrial
processing and
military
and
commercial
communications.
In
addition
the company manufactures and sells,
in
smaller
quantities,
miscellaneous other electronic products.
The
materials
the
1950
6,
increased v
radar,
changed to Shuler Conveyors, Inc. ;
Sbuler Conycvors engaged in the business of manufacturing and selling
various types of conveyors under the registered trademark of Econ-OVeyor.
On Sept. 27, 1955 the name was changed to Econ-O-Veyor
Corporation.
■
The corporation occupies a two-story building consisting of approxi¬
mately 8,000 square feet, located in a light manufacturing area on
the North Shore of Long Island.
The lease expires in October, 1961,'
and the present rental Is $5,000 a year.
The entire first floor of the
building is utilized for manufacturing standard and engineered con¬
veyors, and the offices are located on the second floor.
The company 1ms 20 full-time employees of which 16 are employed
in the shop and the balance in the office. The corporation claims that'
it
enjoys good employee relationships and has not experienced any
difficulty in.obtaining employees for its shop work.
/i A;:'Feb.
On
issuance
for
be
may
by
.
icprssent that they wili hold the warrants, and the shares issuable- ,
upon their exercise, for investment and not- with a view toward dis¬
tribution
to
the public
within the meaning of. the Securities Act '
radio
casting,
SJhuLer for the manufacture of various conveyors.
v
reserved
number
cluding
.V
;
.
power
of
10
organized under the laws of the
State of New York as American Conveyor Corp. on Jan. 10, 1950 by
•John
M.
Leach,
its present President
and controlling stockholder.
Shortly thereafter through an "'arms length" transaction, it acquired
the assets and goodwill of a proprietary business operated by W. B.
•
This
warrants
$2,000,000,
of
(par
proceeds
net
proceeds—The
for
presently
are
debentures.
the
of
only
the laws of the
State of California on Sept.
12, 1934.
Its principal executive offices
are
located at 301 Industrial Way, San Carlos, Calif.
The company
is engaged primarily in the development, manufacture and marketing
2889.
p.
publicly offered 150,000 shares
10 cents) at $1 per share.
tion,
stock
shares of capital
BUSINESS—The
Econ-O-Veyor Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Plym¬
outh
be
operation of the antidilution provisions of the indenture.
150,000
shares
of
capital stock are
presently
reserved
for
issuance
under
the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.
Options with respect to
92,500 shares
are
presently outstanding under this plan.
•
J
on
Dec. 22 will consider increasing the authorized
changing the par value from $10 to $5 to effect a
stockholders
ommon
will
conversion
the
the, company
borrows
reduced proportionately.
If
$10,833.
by
Eagle-Picher Co.—-Stock Split—
.
of
principal payments
1959—Month—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$4,458,772
$3,507,380 $12,844,705
$9,601,559
Period End. Oct. 31—
—V.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2040)
-
required, such proceeds,
to
investments,
the
or'
or a company's subsidiaries
both,* to
piriien- thereof,
will-be. made
of ■ loans or equity
inventories and accounts
by--means
finance ' increased
I
.
Volume
190
receivable.
stantial
It
Number 5899
is
not
portion
of
.
contemplated
the
.
The Commercial and
.
at
the
proceeds .will be
indebtedness .of--the subsidiaries.-—V.
present
used
190,
that
time
to discharge
1029.,
p.
any
the
Financial Chronicle
sub¬
corporated
existing
acquired
.
M.j
This
Harper Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
company,
statement
with
par
to
value,
headed
by
the
at
SEC
Morton
covering
be offered
for
Grove,
100,000
public sale
111.,
filed
shares
through
registration
stock, $1
underwriting group
of
a
stock
Ellis
&
are
to
Charles
L.
121,516,
and
1911
Julius
as
Kayser &
Co.
and
shares
375,000
of
convertible
$1
preferred
and
in
stock,
o^^ayser-Roth's total outstanding voting and capital
EARNINGS—Tor
Simmons.
The
public offering price and
supplied by amendment.
Of
the
shares
being ofiered,
60,000
shares
are
being offered by
the company and 40,000
by certain selling stockholders, as follows:
H. Mitchell
Harper, President, 6.000 shares; H. Mitchell Hirper, Jr.,
4,000
in
1958
Lane
53%
or
shares;
Harper,
be
Little
Margaret
4,000
shares.
They
Harper,
shares; and
62,972, 47,864,
own
net
the
sales
"three
of
months
$26,912,000
ended
and
Sept.
net
stock.
30,
1959
earnings
of
the
24.172
corrosion
resistant
be .Used
for
quisitlon
and
not
general
Oct.
"A
14,
1959, directors of the company declared a
dividend of 30 cents a share on the
outstanding common stock, /'
payable Jan. '4,- 1960 to stockholders of record on Nov. 30,
1959, and
their intention, subject to future earnings and other
factors,, to
continue dividends
on
a .quarterly
basis.
At the same meeting the
directors- declai-od,
subject, to stockholder approval, a three-for-one
split of the »company's common
stock
and
called
a
special stock¬
holders
company for. capital
1959 amounting to $624,198.
for
Nov.
30, ,1959
two
act
to
additions
the
on
AS
OF
OCT.
Hartfield Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
,1
"p; 259.
'**.
""" "
See
Lease
!
.
5,586,156
Plan/International
below.—V. '190,
Corp.
1523.
p.
■
conversion
of.
Leasing Co.
shares
of
the
Sheridan,
of
stock
purchased the stock." of partners in Nationwide
and options on additional shares to total 450,000 common
leasing
President
of
■
it" has
company,
Nationwide,
•
beelv
prefe'rred*stock
11 Includes
made
announced
Walter
and
by Robert
Heller, President'
E.
would
be
tripled.
holdings .will
comprise
45%
the
of
purchase
is" completed.
Thf
purpose. of
investment is ,to diversify its portfolio and
Nationwide
the -' Heller,
participate
4,103,000
**8,000,000
is
*
industrial
-
leasing field, Walter E. .Heller' indicated., Heller
leading commercial finance companies.
one
of
also
industry,
for
commercial
as
sales
a
ID
T-Vi,.i.
tool
by
equipment.
developed
In
the
programs
types
of.-
the
manufacturer.
,
r*
Co.,
currently
Mr.
writing
Sheridan
leases
the
at
than
more
Paul
$6
Currently
..
Corp.;
Union
Nationwide
Co.
maintains,
headquarters
in ,Ch.icago
and
a
company on Nov. 3 revealed
the first nine months of 1959.
the
gains
months-eudecb Sept/'30,
with *$3,665,699 im the same
in
$1.11
nine
on
each
months
of
of
244.624
1953,
Commenting
„Roger
C.
Steele
totaled
'
.1950
1959
earnings *
the
.said
increased
lnc
i-psniu
results,
salesand
Co.,21-
15,
'&
Co.-b-'--'-
2,000
Dickson
&
Co.,
6,000
&
Francis
Inc..
&
Co-.
,'
Norris
Sabrook
Halle
&
Co.-
&
1.000
.
2.750
the
Co.,
-
'
Co.
6,000
2,000
Shields & Company.--6,000'Stone & Webster Securities
6,000
4,500
Co./Inc.
Co.,
common
.
stock
—V.. 190,
has
and-registrar
p.-1734.-,
been
for
appointed
transfer
the'" preferred
• -
.
'
*
"
.
.....
Hilton Ilotefls"
;/
/
....
'
'
«
-v.
w
Bank. has
,
-p_aying ageift;for $30,000,600
been
6% -subordinated
•
due
1984,
of/this .corporation.-^V.
(A.- C.)
See
.190,
Gas
Improvement
''
sinking fund debentures;
V
Horner, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
United
•
trustee/and
1835.
p;
V
-
.
appointed
.
CO.'bt-Fow,
-
r
2,750 "
Varnedoe,
-Hornblower & Weeks__u^_
9,000
Inc.
isO
v
1524
n
-
""
—•
'
"
Co.__
1,500
Kern Comity -Land Co.—Earnings Up—*.
*
,
*
.*
The
'
company's 'net ■ earnings for the
above las; year's comparable
first
25%
were
George Corp.
for Bonds—'
The
-•
f
-
■
(Brooklyn, N/ Y.)
,.v
*--'
-- '*
' A /
Tender
—
-
Bank,
18
Pine
St., New
York
15, N.
Y„
to the close- of-"business On Nov.. 23,
1959,. re-efve tenders
for the
sale to it of AVa%. first
mortgage sinking fund bonds due>
Oct.
1, 1960
(as .extended)* to an amount-, sufficient
to
exhaust
up
sum
of
the
—V.
$150,054,
188,
p.
at
prices
2030.
"
not
*
to
'
exceed
-;
,
■
1C0%V plus
accrued
Interest.
'
„
See
Canadian
Illinois
Husky
Bell
Oil Ltd.
above.—V.
Telephone
Period End. Sept. 30—
190,
$
S
-
Sept.
30,
Gross
$57,811,000... The
$2.79
or
■
Comparable
1959.
peri share.
of
revenues
the
,
in
*
9,000
on
land
holdings
good
markets
Dec.
in
of
1959
S
42,483.697
39,475,738
376,972,703
347,395,155
Operating
expenses--
24,833.982
23,323.326
220,384,095 212.257,820-
6,454,000
3,993.881
5,969,000
56.183,000
46,820.000
4
share
to
California,
for
this
Sales
3.842.270
33,768.282
36,184,164
—V.
7.206.834
6,338,192
61,631.332
5.803.852
55,358,514
46,470.317
Federal
income
taxes---
Other
operating
taxes.
Net
operating
income
charges
after
Net
—V.
190,
_
-
.
(G. R.)
>
•
equal
to
owners
increased
year's
potato
those
of
p.
sales
Mr.
of
for
crop.—V.
1959,
Co.,
are
the
included
of
1958.
Nov.
The
Period
End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
;
190,
Stores, Inc.
1959—Month~-1958
$8,034,449
$5,520,361
-Sales Higher—
—V.
Kayser-Roth
16.
Sales—
—V.
of
common
at
on
stock
selling stockholder (Harrison Factors
Corp.)'
S38 per share.
•
a
.
Montgomery
oil
from
the
the, Walker
190,
BUSINESS—Kayser-Roth manufactures and" distributes various
items
wearing
apparel
for
men,
women
and
children.
The
firm
was
in-
.
in
Fla.,
30,000
is
POLICY—It
.
modern
a
square
the
block
concrete
structure
feet.
policy of
the
company
to
com-
pay
duar-
the tenth day-of March, June, September and Decern-
on
share
paid
was
since
dividends
condition
of
the
Sept.
they
10,
1959.
and
company,
GIVING
EFFECT
is
There
dependent
are
no
assurance
future
upon
as
—V.
190,
50
(par
&
p.
said
PRESENT
FINANCING
;
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
cents)
472,482 shs.
462.
p.
Lerner
Stores Corp.—Sales Higher-
Period End. Oct. 31
V.
1959- -9 Mos —1958
190,
pp.
1524
and
$
$
$
16,195,280
15,367,594
130.524,981
121 892,760
" '
1297.
company's
and
group,
261.
$64,768,000
1959—Month—1958
S
con¬
McNeill
Libby,
$52,033,000
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$
$
32.397,017 297,774,424
and
company
covering
27,586
& Libby, Chicago, III.
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
on
shares
23
of
filed
a
letter
stock
common
of
-—
notification
(par
$7)
to
Files
with
be
salaried employees of the companv or subsidiaries under the
Stock Purchase Plan at-the-markct on the New York Stock
With
the
3EC
offered
to
Employee;-
The
.
1
proceeds
purchased
on
to
are
the
be
.
used
market.—V.
- •
to
189,
reimburse
p. 003.
the
company
far
Co.—Sales Off-
•
Brothers—Acquisition—
'
corporate and financial printing firm has acquired the PlavnpH
Co.,
Inc.. a pioneer in offset lithography for poini •
display material and promotional literature, accord.'ng to Gerar-l'
Lithographing
1959—Month—1958
$
stock
280,810,947
1959—10 Mos.—1958
^
*
12.735,178
$
111,537,660.115,422,924
1237.
Period End. OcL 31—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
•'*$
L—
199, p.
1735.
•
other factors.
TO
Authorized
stock
of-sale
K.
Lind, managing director.
Plampin, also located at 121 Varick St., New York City, wi'l regaint
corporate identity and be operated as a division of Lind Brother/-.
The company,
founded in 1914, specializes in promotion printing, foj*.
its
nationally
—V.
■
earnings,
advertised
products
in
the
drug
and
chain
store
fields..
Kroger Co.—Sales Higher—
Sales
.
-
,
year
per
The
$
11.928,978
p.
-
company
future
Lind
—
190,
*
of
present plans for
no
are
..
involved.-
195c—Month—1958
*
'
writing group headed by
shares
The
This
*
Such
there
active and
produced by the company and Slidc-O-Matic are nmnuto specification for installation in all types
Jacksonville,
Common
1071.
II.)" Kress
the clore of
account of
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Offering—An under¬
Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co. after"
Nov. 9 publicly offered
250,000
of Kayser-Roth
Corp. for the
1958)
subsidiary named Duval Sales Corp.
a
13,
stock sizes and
in
CAPITALIZATION
$59,808,462 $44,559,592
Corp.—Secondary
Florida
(on Nov.
I
190,
.
,
Sales
Kresge Co.—Sales Up—
34 615,999
(S.
business
shower enclosures.
•
,
has also caused to be incorporated
of
windows
financial
1959—9 Mos.—1958
1524.
p.
Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of
the laws of Florida on April 10. 1959,
Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange or Pacific Coast Stock Exchange to br of.ered.
in
llocks
of
25
shares
or
multiples
thereof.
No
underwriting W
Sales"
-
Bradenton,
dividend
1181.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Department
of
1959,
$72,301,000
were
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$5,775,000
$
Interstate
•
'
record
1959—Month—1958
...
$7,780,000
(JS. S.)
1629.
p.
laws
the
fiscal
cents
Kinney Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. Get. 31—
190.
the laws of Florida
paid cash dividends of 6 cen s per share during ending April 30, 1958, and 7 cents per share during
the fiscal year ending April 30, 1959.. In addition, during the latter*
fiscal year, a 5%
stock dividend was paid. A cash dividend of ;hrce
to
52,333,171
6,434,5.90
.
and
Securities
S
revenues
incorporated" under
Corp.,
-
ber.
net
1.959—9,Mos.—1958
-9,Mos.-
Operating
on
Nov.
declarations-to-$2,25,
payable
1,
company
terly dividends
5, Kern's Board of Directors declared a fourth
quarterly regular dividend of 50 cents per share and an extra dividend
of 25 cents per share on its outstanding capital
stock. This brings
1959
Florida
wholly
a
incorporated under
May
DIVIDEND
I
4.500
reported
Manufacturing
parts manufacturer acquired by Kern
the. figures fof both years.
*
*
At'its-meeting
of
manufactured
prising approximately
-
has
periods
Walker
as
1959,
,
Road;
4,500
?
quarters
Board,
two
laws
the
the company nor Slide-O-Matic owns any patents and the
.is not awaie of any basic patents in the industry controlling
scope of competitive effort;
'
*The company's
plant and-executive offices are at 5233 Old ITings
pershare,'.'for-the nine months;
1958 figures were $9,635,000, or
in
of
earnings
the
Commenting on the increase in earnings,
tributing factors were increased production
Company- -Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Chairman
(under
.
three
figure.
automotive
in
is
129'i.
p.
and
the
Husky Oil Co.—Common Stock To Be
Acquired—
.
$2.24
Montgomery,
of..;$l2,052,C0Q,'
;earrings
ending
.
Chase; Manhattan
will
Gi
-Geo.
incorporation
Neither
-
1,000
"
vllo^cl St.
its
construction.
the
1
-
finance increased in¬
balance for working
company
Cbisholm & Co.,
-
If all
sold
proceeds will be used to
for
expansion,
and
the
the
_^-
stock
During the fiscal year ending April 30, 1.959, .approxi-,
mutely 90%- of the company's sales were of windows manufac tured-in ,*
standard sizes and approximately 10%
were of windows manufactured
to specifications.
* '
' .;
-
2,000
Dean Witter & CoA
net
'
1,500
Bros,.&
;*•;
^
-
.
.
Sutro
Howard/"fWeil,- -Labguisse,;.-r>.
• Wagenseller & Durst, Inc:_
T Fricdiich? &
1,000 " Walston & Co., ihc._/____
T Janney,; Dulles
Battle
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
»
"* Ind/'.' —J-JZL
2 600
' Hie.
-u "V,.f,
' •;
.
Corp.—Appointments Made—
.
.
Chase. .Manhattan
.
'
v.
2,750
.
.
'
-
;
M'osley
Inc.
H. "Ilemz & Co.—
-Hirsch. & Co.—^--——
agent Tor tne
of the companvA
*
stock
„T'-
Ycatman,
Suplee,
Co.
The
of
9,000
1,500
&
been
not
Window
1958,
doors
factured
Straus,-Blosser & McDowell
Trust
have
company has not yet become
its future operaiibn.
2,000
Stroud
..'Manufacturers
glass
under
1
Co.
Common Stock
—
presently
maintained a warehouse and sales office at
Bradenton, Fla., for the warehousing and sale of products of the
-Company and of Slide-O-Matic. This subsidiary also distributes sliding
The
&
is
common
on
Windows
since
9,000
&
13.
March,
Co., 'Inc:'-'-411,000
Stiver
Window Corp.
Lenahan Aluminum Window Corp. has been engaged in
of awning type aluihinum windows.
1956),
company
has
2,000
Inc.-J
Rice &
vS
145.523,421 137,986,258
1959—44 Wks.—1958
s
;
Pty.
share
new
requirements,
-Lenahan
&
Gardner
Rothschild
L:1 F.
Saunders,
Snashall
owned subsidiary of the company, has
sliding aluminum windows.
.Exacto
Die .&
Stamping Corp.,
incorporated
under
the
laws
of.Florida on Dec. 8, 1953, as a wholly owned subsidiary of the company,
manufactures all dies for the company and Slidc-O-Matic, and somra
dies lor other customers in
the Jacksonville area.
During the fiscal
year ending April 30/ 1959, its sales to- other customers amounted to
approximately 10% of its total sales.
V
•
(
1,500
-Irving J.
,2. 000
one
shares
Nov.
on
9,000
&
Alfred
manufacture
since
.2,000
Shepard
1,
the
Ine.j;.'. 1,000
Jackson
by
offering 157,494
(par 50 cents) to
stockholders of record Nov. 2, 1959, on the
Slide-O-Matic
2,000
rno;
A 500
.
-
1,500
Inc._._
Hirshberg,
served
are
-
efforts to effect the sale of all of the shares.
the
May
6,000
Co._:
Reynolds & Co.,
Co
-
.
company
.BUSINESS—Since
1,000
2,000*
-—1,500
Co.,
IncA__ 1
1,000
Reinholdt
Co.'1111111^13' 4.' 500
Australia
capital.
2.000
Inc._i,^l„_a
6,000
S.ieglitz.,
"have-sub*.
&
in
The
—
of
ventory
■
Coe
&
Prescott,
1,000
^^
*
to
our)
o
1,500
&
1,500
&
Granbery,' Ma.nicl^e.
Space
:
<
by 5:00 o'clock p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 20, 1959, then no shares will be issued
and all subscriptions will be returned in full.
purchased
Curtis
-4,500
&
♦ooldtody
agreed
niivpli
Meeds___
Paine,- Webber,
.
'
recession,
of
respective
Co:_
McDonnell & Co.,
^The" Milwaukee
6,000
cfuPont
I.
&
McCarley
1,000
Cq.
Ryons
Mackall
2,750
S.
and
for whom
Corp.U____^
Higginsoh
lyopwl & Co.,
2,750
Collins
Lane,
.
L
a
for each two shares then held;
Nov. 20, 1959. The subscription price
for each shareholder is $4 per share, with Plymouth
Bond & Share Corp., of Miami, Fla., underwriting the
offering. Unsubscribed shares will be offered publicly
at $5 per share.
The underwriter has agreed to u-ie its
-*
Levien, Greenwald & Co.__
McDaniel Lewis •& Co.____
1,500
Mountains'
1630.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
Lester,
'
interests
190,
common
best
Johnson,
Lee
6,000
N's
&
rights to expire
may
,
1961,
several
"Laird,
1,300
Co.,'____^
Elder-" A Co.i—-—z
Emanuel, Deetjep & Co._.
Equitable Securities- 'Corp.".
havp»i;/Prod.ion/
H6.gcal-- President
earnir«s.
July
on
l Corp.'.-—i
Kalb, Voorhis &
Bisssll &
6,000
Co:_;.*-_; '2,750
&
or
Shares
"6,000
Co..'iA,5_,
R.
«
business
general
nine-months
nine-months
*
-
Co.,
Snowy
represent
installations in
.
.L
basis
time
indebtedness
pay
;
on
Australia
additional shares of its
maturity.
The
..
orders
Offered
loans
from
lira
31,250
Butcher <fe" Sherrerd;_vL_'_,^
Securities Corp._u
equivalent
Farnixfg.'f for the first
outstanding shares.
bank
of
Shares
i,.piaytoh
$5,423,802
year/
to-S271.151
rose
to
p j-
1.0J0
&
Simonds
Drexel
sales
to
the
of
.
Hydro-Eiectric Authority. ''; .
& N's- first major electric power system
foreign country, and mean that the two
leading State generating authorities and the largest Federal generating authority in Australia will have their systems under L & 1ST
load-frequency
control.
(The
follows:
are, as
Bbettcher & Co.i_-_rr"_S__c
or 13 cents per •ishare on ..170,756 outstanding-f'
the
the
on
on
and
period.vla.st
depressed-,^ the
'
Mjotinted to $23,349
;
......
sales
$300,000
thereafter
names
/,
a
company and $3,000,000 was used to
amount
to
certain
banks.
Sinking fund
'Bioren„.&•••.Co.„L---^-*—i-c-.2,750
Blunt: Ellis Nfc /Simirion&-__' j. 2,75.0
.
of
months
equipment
used
•
Northrup Co.—Receives Contract—
from
control
long-term
that
nor
industry.
com¬
purchased.
s
Stearns- &
Julien
both
1959,
."Earnings"aftei- taxes for'the nine montus
to
Allyn
C.
Bear,
**r
nine
compared
15
purchased,,
are
Baker,
Inc.—Earning:
This
•'For
a
has
additional
Courts &
■
•
for
July
& Co.
Bacon,, .Whipple
in NewY.ork,, The company - is planning to open offices" *
Angeles/,San Francisco, Denver, Dallas, Minneapolis, St.
Louis,
Atlanta, Ga.,--Mr-. Sheridan indicated-.—V.
19% p. 1835.' ••
PHexeel- Products
Phoenix
was
672.
p.
\ Lenahan Aluminum
four
equipment" already
$1,900,000
190,
This company
its
'the'.prepayments of
1
A.
Los
apd
the
of
exercise
within
credit
leasing
or
having it sold.
leasing agreement, the airline is not only freed from the
of raising
cash for an outright purchase, but it can use the
it already has on hand for buying aircraft," Mr. Meckler said.
Ltd.—V.
insurance
that
Bache
•
branch -office
in
to-an
amount
Adams &-Peck.
;
Pennsalt
Depot
for
repayments
of
nation's
it,
Wales, and' the
•
possible
purchase
"oil'
Hemphill,- Noyes & Co
Packing
addition,
<
treasury
;
lines
the
may
payments
•'
million;
said.
(Minn.)
company
•
America,'
Chemicals, Wv L. Maxon, C'as,/
Bruning,
Tliiokol
Chemical,
Goldblatt Bros., *U.
S.
Reduction, Cd..
Minneapolis Honeywell, Bowser, Inc., Mercury
Records, and The St.
California
In
*
account
under
indebtedness- in
any
'
of
into
ONDERWRITERS—The
if
Among, several hundred equipment lessees served by .the
th:e?-yeai
old leasing
company
are
Humble Oil, Radio Corporation. of
the
•
underwriters,
HcmpljHl.* Noy.es & Co.: Is acting as Representative, and the
nlimoei' of shares "of the common stock they have severally
Dlirpiasp
f mm .t rtl> splliiio
t np tc h nl rl
11
nf
nUiiph
purchase from-the selling stockholder, all of which are tn be
to ho
^
^_
annuch rate
that
V
Among the comumies for.''"
plans are the York Corp.,
-rr
,
proposed;
;. /,
reserved
maturing
programs\
Stewart-Warner,. The
,
,take
payments' require
$600.0C0 011 each
leasing
young
vnerchaadning-leasing
^equipment,...With "these>plans/ leasing /is :
of
in
beeii
$7,500,000
credit;
borrowing
the
additional
pay
has established -leasing
Comptometer Corp., Hupp Corp., Webster Flectric Co.,
Globe Co.,-and Standard X-Ray. Nationwide is
/-<„
Dick
office
has
manufacturers
whom.;Nationwide
B.
and
-
Nationwide
-
many
used
lines; of
of
•^"-'Of this)amount received
in
Leasing specializes in" merchandising-leasing
offers long-term leasing
and sale-leaseback of • c.ll
industrial,
A
make
nation's
and
A.
to-, time
growing"
is
further
or
company
Nationwide
held
have
•'
bank "loans
under
shares
..which
the
for
Nov.- 5 reported it has received its third and largest
for
load-frequency control equipment. The
combined orders, which approach $600,000, are for the State Electric-:
ity Commission of Victoria, the Electricity Commission of New South
indebtedness • aggregating <$593,500
'
common
in-the
90,052
of
*,
-
.
SDoes;.not
Heller
when
the
ipclude
option.
'
Heller.
Total
not
5,000. .shares
pany,
.
has
company
-+Dees
;
business
new
a
contract
that •
presently authorized" i",500,000 shares of common stock
($5 par
value) be changed .into J,500,000 shares of common stock
($1
par
value), and each -presently issued 'share (including
treasury shares)
into .-thiree
shares 'of cpnfmon stock ($l*par value).
Similarly, the
375,000 shares\of comments tqek. presently reserved for issuance on,'
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Acquires Interest in Nation-;
wide Leasing Company— v .; v.,/;.."
•'
*
of
Leeds &
r
.
3,500,000
;
■
the
Equipment—
worth
basis.
money
—V.
'
3,500,000
major airlines
equipment,
rate,,
375,000 shs.
'
$8,586,156
...
■>
-This
;
Meckler,
purchasing
*
.
Hawaiian Airlines, Ltd.—Leases
:
•
,
Corp.—New Contract—
equipment is paid for over the years on what amounts to a
No lump-sum payment is required as when the units are
bought outright.
When the lease period is up, the airline has the
option of releasing the used equipment at a substantially lower
-
subord.^ notes, .due* July
1973
•
4,423,000
57/b%^ notes',* due .June J., 1973'—8,000,000
*Inconneption" ;.y7,itii. the common stoclc split, it
1959—9 Mos.—1958**'.
-SI,C36,627 $16,799,580 $14,708,181
'«' ' ' v
w "
1959—Month—1958. H
' $1,944,244
190,
International
$58,200,413
'
$904,948 shs.
?r' 5% ;
,fV
.
\
i Period.End. Oct. 3JL—
—'V.
$61,806,678
.
Leased
Outstanding.
1,500,000 shs.'
375,000 shs-,
'
f
L.
"Under
1959
15,
of
ground
dollars
split.
Authorized
to
Sales*
H.
rental
_
v
1959—10 Mos.—1958
<
$6,266,775
•
.
basis.
number
chore
CAPITALIZATION
AA
-
-
meeting
The company now, has in process of Con-*
biiiidinga which, with their additional etjuip-., '"' ♦Common, stock '($5'parLf
h
ment, will cost from $1.50,000 to $200,000.
No part of the proceeds ; * $1 conri. pfd. stk. ( without
par value)
from the sale of the 40,000 shares
-by the selling, itockr.ohl'.rs' will bs
1[Sundry indebtedness-.
i:
received by the company. *
•
5%'
'
prom,
note/ due. serially
June
; - 30, 1961
'
stiUction
-t
•
are already studying the advantages of
since it frees working capital," according
President of Lease Plan, who noted that the pio¬
neering agreement with Hawaiian Airlines may well lead to millions of
to
Stated
corporate ^purposes, which may include the ac/
buildings and equipment, and to reimburse the,.
expenditures''made in 'the1 first" n+ne" montns of'^
rental
a
leasing
cash
component
of additional
'
•
fasteners
DIVIDENDS—On
parts, and also
manufactures Extruded- stainless steel and alloy steel industrial shades,
The net proceeds io be received
by the company from the sale of the
60,000 sharps will be addetUto the company's general funds and will
-v,
1524.
A ground equipment lease deal was announced recently
by Hawaiian
Airlines, Ltd:, and Lease Plan International Corp.
The leasing arrangements with Hawaiian covers a substantial amount
of panel trucks,
tow tractors, fork lifts and other specialized ground
equipment which will be paid for over the years on what amounts to
com--'*
$933,000
including a $290,000 net gain
from
sale
of
real
property.
These
earnings amounted to 93 cents per share of common stock, not in¬
cluding the 32 cents per share applicable to the net gains from the
sale of real property.
During the comparable period of 1958, net sales
were
$21,132,000 and net earnings $394,000, equivalent to 34 cents
per* share.
20,000
presently
had
pany
shares, respectively. In addition, Charles B. Little
offering 2,000 shares of his holdings or 9,484 snares, and Helen H.
Wickman is offering 4,0( 0 shares of her
holdings' of 19,720 shares.
The company manufactures and
distributes stainless steel and non-,
?
1959—Month—1958
$6,578,777
190, p.
Lease Plan
*
is
ferrous
Bryant, Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
5
.
Blunt
underwriting terms
Secretary,
York
the
and
common
an
New
business and principal assets of Chester H. Roth Co.,
changed- it&- name to Kayser-Roth Corp.
After the sale of
its business, Roth. changed its name to Harrison Factors
Corp. and is
the seller of th& stock.
Upon completion of the sale of the 250,000
shares of common stock, Harrison will own 304,901 shares of common
Inc.'
„
"
(II.
in
(2041)
s
1,580.802.237 1,482.407,185
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—Ail-
underwriting
Co.
on
Nov.
headed by Cruttenden. Podesta &
publicly offered 05,0£5 class A common'
group
11
i
:
6
(2042)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
New
shares
($5 par) at a price of £12 a share. This offering
heavily oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
no
offering
the
proceeds
the
of
part
in
shares
PROCEEDS—All
,
and
sold by shareholders
the company.
were
received by
were
EARNINGS—Earnings in the seven months ended
$312,009
after
with $150,009 for
compared
taxes,
year.
-
St.
has
and
Louis,
Mo.,
Sales
Authorized
*5%
fixed
$5,300
monthly
debs,
Class
A
Class
B
due
1,
Aug.
shares
<$5
shares
par)——
£450,000 shs.
450.000 shs.
"Secured
by
mortgage
by
mortgage
on
Melrose Park plant.
St. Louis plant.
debentures
are
subordinated
U$309,750 of these
monthly payment note.
^Includes
166,440
conversion
class
of
B
5%
lixed
class
into
shares
shares
A
on
a
'
DIVIDENDS—In
dividend
15, >1960,
dends,
of
Directors
has
of
shares
dividends
of
Podesta
class
30,
will
be
condition
the
underwriters
it
consider
Ai
Blunt
Ellis
&
Co.
&
named
to
Co.
6,000
below,
whom
for
Henderson &
Westheimer
&
TRANSFER
Co.
of
AGENT
stock.
This
period
same
year
return
activities
of
two
for
new
line
Inc.
be
below:
Stores
AND
Erwin
This
filed
Frechling, Meyerhoff & Co.
1,000
Powell & Co.. Inc——1,000
Vincent
Co.,
&
Co.—
1,500
Inc—
1,000
REGISTRAR—City National Bank
&
called
Mead
;
quarter's
Litton Industries,
According
B.
to
made
Thornton*
Litton
Industries
Nov.
First
Y.—V.
stock,
190,
and
some
:J V
i
in
Svenska Dataregister AB have signed agreements whereby Litton
acquires a majority interest in Svenska.
Simultaneously Litton has
purchased 100%
ownership of two companies, distributing Svenska's
products in U. S. A.. Mexico and Switzerland.
With
research
facilities, manufacturing plant and headquarters in
Stockholm, Sweden, Svenska produces cash registers and point-of-sale
recording equipment bearing the brand name "Sweda."
The two dis¬
tributing companies acquired by Litter, pre Sweda Cash Register, Inc.,
with headquarters in Chicago and serves as the American
distributing
organization 1% Sweda proaucts, ana a foreign distributing company,
souri
110,289,446'
''
98,925,969
♦*-'
'
with
value,
par
to
Boulder,
Colo.,
William
Staatj
R.
Inc.
The
terms
of
the
than $10
more
purchase
Crowcll-Collier
Publishing
it
to Monroe's sales.—V.
The
&
Co.;
public
Co.,
is
hoped
190, p.
^
Agreement—
above..—V.
190,
issue
are:
uary
1965
1969
Mexico.
has
According
registered
the
Commission's
broker-dealer
a
order,
since
Frank
March
27,
Lerner
1959.
Co.
During
has
the
Of
$1,369,000
1933
and
Magic
the
Securities
Mountain
tions
"which
stocK.
operated
Among
ments:
that
stock
the
certain
provisions
been
as
fraud
a
deceit
and
alleged misrepresentations
that said businessman would
million shares which Magic Mountain
said
businessman/had
promoted
was
and
one
the
were
taking
million
about
one-half
finish
this
businessman; > that this businessman
to Magic Mountain and-was
taking
was
grant
Magic
be
to
Mountain by next spring;
listed
and
traded
on
and
over
and
Sept. 30, 1959, the registrant used the
instrumentalities of interstate commerce to
stock would
and
to
induce the
national
purchase and sale of
securities
exchange,
when
31,'
mails
and
effect
transactions
the
aggregate
in
189,
603.
p.
Offered
Brick
The
Corp.,
Marion,
Ohio
—
Stock
Ohio
DIVimENDS
5,<
stock
The
dividend,
firm
will
^oPRi?CE.ED^~rurp0se of the
payable to banks, and
to
shares
oi
the
is
wider
a
complete
£?«J
*
for
/h
the
times
retire
and
car
organized
tunnel
product.
automation
and
cents,
long-term
active
more
Its
and
in
kilns
two
1950.
in
It
the
plus
notes,
market
was
making
plants,
near
around
function
^top175"milfion000 blickS daily> and
3
to
the
one
in
of
of
face
Marion
profits
after
(rears,
taxes
have
sales
risen
have
Thev
more
increased
than
iy2
more
times
mo"tbt ended Sept 30- 1959- Profits a»er taxes are nearly
/ne fiscal
1958"1959 period, and earnings per common share
full
,
year
are
expected
to
exceed
$1.25.
The
the
Continental
Morgan
Illinois
Guaranty
National
Trust
Bank
Co.
of
&
Trust
New
Co.,
York,
Chicago
140
This
: SEG
Ex-
will
company
to
Majestic
incurred
in
October,
1959,
to
loans
to
provide
other
the
intends
with
company
series
has
issued
request
the
Period End. Oct. 31-^-
is
6%*
a
—V.
190,
This
the
Airlines,
Utica,
SEC
convertible
N.
Y.,
9,
Nov.
on
will
working
subordinated
$1,917,500
are
company's
outstanding
1966.
remainder,
be
The
offered
to
for
will
Of
the
used
to
pany's
be
exchange for a like
convertible subordinated
5Vz7c
plus
Co.
by
The
from
the
to
be
received
the
conditioning
Proceeds
not
funds,
the
in
up
to
185,
systems
working
from
taken
price
and
in
capital
sale
the
redeem
of
the
seven
and
any
radar;
be
with
retroactive
remaining
of
will
240
general
the
be
improving the
aircraft; and1 for
corporate
$1,917,500
used,
outstanding
of
purposes.
debentures
together with other
5ia%
debentures.—
147.
p.
fered—This
shares of its
company
common
on
Oct.
7
—
Common
publicly
Stock
offered
stock at par ($25 per share)
Of¬
7,966
without
underwriting.
net proceeds will be used to
purchase and develop
industrial sites except that it is estimated that
operat¬
ing expenses for office supplies, managerial expenses and salaries
might
account for up to 10%
of the proceeds from the sale of stock.
and
the
the
of
purpose
Period End. Oct. 31—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
—V.
111
Broadway]
105,181,223
190,
1525.
p.
Oct.
21
—
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$$$
99,065,536 861,199,171 762,287,434
Debentures Offered
publicly
subordinated
offered
$130,000
-—
of
This company
7% five-year
debentures,
presently being offered
in
units of $100 each at face amount without
underwriting.
The
ance,
principal
and
a
on
failure
these
to
debentures
pay
the
to
the
as
second
a
was
issued
proposed
in
1916
the
sale
of
stock,
is
at
any
shares
of
the
as
4.60<>' dividend
series
the
the
nor
competitive
*
.
preferred stock will be applied
which, at the time of the sale of
new
notes
expected
to
exceed
$10.000.000—V.
190,
Co.—Sales Higher-
End. Oct. 31—
1959—Month—1958
*
§
t.
.
Sales.
—V.
is
and
redeemable
additional
1
*■
1959—10 Mos.—1958
£
19,653,537
190,
S
$
18,242,610 175.027.434
160,740.294
1526.
p.
Northern
School Supply Co.—To Be
>'
American
Seating
Northern
Co.
Acquired—
sibove.
States Power Co.
sition—
(Minn.)- -Proposed Acqui-
is payable five years after issu¬
interest does not accelerate the due
-
-
,
An
the
offer
by
Northern
Wisconsin
of
Minnesota
sissippi
of
of
The
of
property
utility
$9,200,000.
electric service in Winona and 29 sur¬
and to about 600 rural customers in the area.
served is located in Winona and Wabaslia Counties in
area
and
in
the
provides
Buffalo,
The
Jackson,
LaCrosse
served
territory
communities
City,
and
and
and
part
nection
in
of
Valley
has
Power
and
covers
Trempealeau
an
area
of
Coun¬
about
recent
between
Bluff Siding,
special
Dec.
17
Wis.
vote
tory bodies involved
completed early in
Before
Winona.
are
700
Dakota
and
Onalaska,
Goodview,
Minneiska
Ettrick,
in
Holmen,
of
Co. provides service to 13,200 cus¬
approximately $2,750,000. Northern
Mississippi
and
bounds
area
There
MVPS,
Valley
are
one
at
at
that
has
of
been
present
MVSP
on
relying
on
three
NSP
points of con¬
and the other at
fo-o
LaCrosse
<
meeting
to
service
supply.
NSP
Elba.
Galesville,
Service
revenues
years
power
MVPS
Altura,
City,
Public
annual
by
in Wisconsin.
Company's
its
served
Rollingstone,
Fountain
and Trempealeau
Mississippi
held
4.
is subject to the approval of the common
Mississippi Valley Public Service Co.. as well as
regulatory bodies having jurisdiction. The offers involve a
Minnesota
Melrose
sides
all the Minnesota assets and business of the Mis¬
Service Co. have been accepted by the board of
Company, officials of the three companies
miles.
Among
for
Wisconsin to buy all of
the
Mississippi Valley Public
Northern States Power Company
of
offer by
an
of
the
Wisconsin.
square
States
Co.
communities
the
in
business
and
approximately
Minnesota
ties
the
of
Winona
rounding
Power
Winona
Nov.
on
the various
buy
Public
the
of
announced
total
to
Valley
directors
States
and
assets
Service Co. of Winona
A
Mortgages, Inc.
which
privileges
and
'
tomers
Montgomery Ward & Co. Inc.—Sales Higher—
Sales
applied
bidding,
lividend series,
1953.
of short-term
Minnesota
corporation
was
initially incorporated on Aug. 13,
developing the City of Montesano, Wash, with
immediate intention of building a
shopping center.—V. 190. p. 1238.
for
rights
preferred
new
All
PROCEEDS—The
1959
has
.
from
Transfer
Mcntesano Development Corp.
competitive
at
mail
$150,000 lor
Convair
other
portion
exchange offer
the
will
together
government, will be used to pay
$325,000,
of
the1 company's'.long range
its
Electric. System,
shares,
in
(J. J.) Newberry
$308,250 will be
added to the com¬
the
with
if
on
1,
1963;
Oct. 1,
debentures.
balance
funds,
2%
1963 and on or before
redeemed after Oct. 1. 1965.
outstanding
same
payment
Period
by
underwriting
premium
1961;
Oct.
by
See
the
of
the
1940.
*
the
headed
group
1.
before
stock.
The dividend rate (a multiple of .04 of 1%) and
to-be paid to the company for the stock (not less than $100
than
$102.75
per
share)
will
be
determined
the
.the
debentures, due
exchange offer, will
the
public'Offering
from
expenses,
estimated at
program to equip its aircraft
air
in
underwriting
an
sale
pay indebtedness and
general
funds.
These
additional
taken
not
any
sale
of
Oct.
or
on
series
preferred stock will rank on a parity with the out¬
two series of preferred stocks as to dividends and assets and
have
Proceeds
to
Offering
amount
supplied by amendment.
proceeds
expected
pay
&
in
the
redemption,
before
bidding.
seeking
offered
public
Dempsey-Tegeler
terms
be
1,
redeemed
preferred
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$3,568,506 $10,616,621
$9,990,035
filed
Oct.
if
1,
preferred stoe^
is a 4.00%
issued
which
dividend
of
a
registration statement with
registration of $3,500,000 of 6%
debentures/ due- 1974.
Of these debentures,
1959,
after
interest
an
order giving
interested persons until Nov. 23, 1959, to
on the proposals.*
two series of preferred stock.
presently has
One
cumulative
standing
Inc.—Proposes Debenture
corporation
for
or
and
Oct.
England
such
was
.p.
.
on
1961
other
use
1631.
p.
Mohawk
sell
and
The
price
$3,854,892
redeemed
without
authorizing it fb increase the r.umben of shares of
preferred stock, $100 par value, by 100.000" shares,
time,
supple¬
1959—Month—1958
r
used
are
1,
after
non-callable.
and
additional
notes
on
and
hearing
a
NEPCO
this
balance
2%
of
to
The
by
follows:
as
to
more
Sales
issue
to
savings
its
subsidiaries.
date
payment
premium
a
borrowed
its dividend
series
preferred stock. The company also pro¬
amend its by-laws to give the dividend series preferred stock
certain additional protective provisions
conforming to the Commission's
statement of policy with respect to preferred stock. The Commission
use
for
with
England Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
order
series
lroni
with
to
quarterly
any
interest and
1968;
redeemed
Oct.
redeemed
an
and
Mortgage
acquisition
on
1,
funds
subsidiary of New
for
poses
company's
serial
funds on or prior
redeemed
thereafter
with
borrowed
notes
redeemed after Oct. 1.
1964
1966;
Oct.
alter
dividend
its
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—Sales Higher—
on
Marshall Field &
Co.—Tenders for Preferred Stock—
or
obligation
obligation
$3,697,231.
New
JPresi--;
Tracy,
3%
without premium
and
on
be
may
1,
notes
on
notes
mately
under
ap¬
clock.
exPect total 1959 production
live
L.
direct
OF ISSUE—To
pay,
in part,
the cost
of
constructing
equipping
a
new
150-student dormitory,
activity
and
service
building on the 200-acre Nazareth College Campus, costing approxi¬
of Majestic Savings <fc Loan
$51,000 to; repay the principal and in¬
lean
$
Past
John
offering, the
the
;
PURPOSE
-'
BUSINESS—The
During-
f
ofieving
was
use
than
15
company.
brick,^ the company's sole
to
dividends of
for
and
used
be
commercial
create
BUSIipsS—Marlon to
Brick
first Ohio firms
the
proach
cash
pay
annually.
stock;
part
redeemed
of
unborrowed
3%
stockholders
Common
Company, of Columbus, Ohio, on
Nov. 9 publicly offered
39,000 shares of common stock
exclusively to residents of Ohio only, at
$10 per share.
a
bank
capital.
V.
Marion
will
$55,000
a
indebtedness
to
all
persons exceeded 2,000
per centum of its net capital.
A
hearing will be held at a time and place to be
announced later, to
determine whether the securities
laws have been violated in
the respects
indicated and, if so, whether
the broker-dealer
registration of Frank
Lerner Co. should be
revoked, whether the registrant should be
sus¬
pended or expelled from
membership in the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc., and
whether Stogo, Scott, and
Leys, or any of
them, should be found to be causes of
any order of revocation, suspen¬
sion. or expulsion which
may be entered by the
Commission.—V.
other
its
'
■
1968.
redeemed
on
but
Oct.
before
or
1,
If
be
1965;
outstanding indebtedness
their
means
securities, otherwise than'on
its
of
with
•
and
outstanding stock
for
July
to
stock
'
1970.
accrued
be
not
premium
on
in
or
principal,
before
Oct.
<b)
to
exchange. The Commission's order
also alleges that the
registrant wilfully violated the Commission's
net
capital rule in that, during the
period from approximately
1959,
granted
IJ. Sanford Weaver,
operating capital.
The
company
also
approximately $650,000 for capital contributions to
$20,000,000
stock
a
balance
the
approximately
loan associations
Magic
shares of
brokers
Mountain
a
the
connection
of
be
whole
of
a
or
and
shall
the
guaranteeing a $200,000
and promising to finish
that Magic
in
short-term
on
ment
of
dollars
•
the
pay
all
to
of meeting certain expenses incurred in connection
offering and making advances to certain of its subsidiaries
authorize; that
million
options
cohi:mon
6i' "the
'
-
be
redeemed
at
the
option of
the
obligor
and
than
15 days'
published notice,
the
notes
may
be
may
1964,
1,
at
on
after
in Colorado and New
had outstanding 288,244
which 50,000 shares are to
of
in
Oct.
1966
agency
of
purpose
over
Magic Mountain; that this businessman was
putting
Magic Mountain; that the registrant's salesmen, were
into
to
of
and
following state¬
was
one
take
of
exercise
upon
from
terest
Scott '
Act
purchasers''
upon
prominent New York businessman
a
Securities
a
Association,
Exchange Act of 1934 in the offer and sale of '«
by means of false and misleading representa¬
Mountain;
two
the
of
to
and
company
value,
par
v
*
may
less
Notes
funds
owns
proceeds
incurred
Majestic
period
Stogo,
violated
Inc.,
net
the
Co,
approximately Oct. 14, 1959, to Oct. 31, 1959, Donald R.
Stogo,
Brandon Scott, and Cass Leys were salesmen for the
registrant.
Commission's order asserts that information
developed in an inves¬
tigation conducted by its staff tends,' if true, to show that
during the
period from Oct. 14 to Oct. 31, 1959, the registrant and
wilfully
the
•
through October 1964; 144% from Jan->
through October 1968; l1->% from January.
payment
(a)
115,689 shares; and Mid-Continent Realty
company controlled by Mr. Weaver, owns 114,209
shares.
Carl
Leys
$1
shares
Vice-President,
Investments,
The
and
Colorado
near
1959,
issuance
"19,289
owns
rcutive
ordered
to
as
the
<6)
through Inglis
Security Iidustrial
Springs.-- In addition the
^
proceedings under the Securities Exchange Act
of 1534 to determine whether the anti-fraud and other
provisions of the
Federal securities laws have been Violated by Frank
Lerner, doing busi¬
ness as Frank Lerner
Company, 39 Broadway, New York, N. Y., in the
offering and sale of common stock of this corporation.
from
30.
,
1%
notes
not
redeemed
Atchison;
bank, Home
general insurance
a
stock,
common
in
the company's stock optic n plan. It also had
in an artxpunt of approximately $2,700,00&
•
Magic Mountain, Inc.—Stock Fraud Charged by SEC—
SEC
located
industrial
Security,
as
Sept.
for
Co.,
Colorado
at
tf
reserved
dent,
The
of
operates
As
shares of
tt
•
1958.
a
5%%
and
through October,
The
upon
loan
Investment
5y4%, 5%
Boettcher
offering price
1%
company
to
1297.
1071-
p.
5%,
notes
Mortgage Co.,
Bank, located
"
:
i
1, 1961 maturity; 5y4% through Oct. 1, 1963; 5V2%
1, 1964 through Oct. 1, 1967; 5%% from Jan.
1, 1968 through April 1, 1971. Dealer concessions on this
development and residential construction company, CraftIndustries, Inc., which serves the greater Kansas City area; (5)
Kansas abstract,
real esiate salps and general insurance agency,
be
Macmillan Co.—Stock Sale—New
See
but
announced
not
were
million annually
'
from Jan.
9
land
Commerce
Registrierkasvsem, A. G. in Zurich, Switzerland. The distributing
will be administered through Litton's Monroe Calculating
Machine Company Division.
add
August,
operation
and
savings and
1959—10 M6s.—1958
$1,732,091 $15,514,722 $14,415,319
Oct.
Nov.
SEC
Sullivan & Co.,
.1959—Month—1958
Sisters of St. Joseph) Nazareth
(Kalamazoo), Mich. The
notes which are expected to be offered at
100% and ac¬
crued interest are dated Oct. 1, 1959.
This 12-year issue
will carry the following interest coupons; 5% on the
covering 250,000 shares of
offered for public sale through
be
including
group
the
Street,
Grows—
812.
p.
notes of Nazareth College (a Michigan Non-Profit Cor¬
poration of Catholic Sisters of the Congregation of the
462.
13th
189,
1631.
p.
'
of
on
Dec. 15, next, through
of its first mortgage pipe
15, 1977 at 102.69%.
Payment will
City Trust Co., 22 William St., New
2015
152,075,027
College, Nazareth (Kalamazoo) Mich.—Notes
Offered Set for Nov. 17—B. C. Ziegler &
,Co., of West
Bend,5 Wis., plans td offer,"tomorrow (Nov. 17) $1,500,000
$505,000
at
175,073,039
Interest
above.—V.
Co.,
' $1,803,085
a
companies
the
of
1959—10 Mos.—1958
18,036,235
Co.—Heller
Heller &
End. Oct. 31—
190,
mark
Sweda
as
mortgages.
laws
Nazareth
redemption
p.
Leasing
E.)
•
Its principal business consists of the
the
following
subsidiaries:
(1)
three
associations, namely, Boulder Savings and
Loan Association in
Boulder; Majestic Savings and Loan Association in
Denver, and Fremont Savings and Loan Association in Florence and
Canon City;
(2) a Kansas savings and loan association, Commerce
Savings and Loan Association in Atchison; (3) a Colorado
mortgage
loan company; Inglis
Mortgage Co., which maintains offices serving
Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo, ail in Colorado, the
greater Kansas City area and Albuquerque, New Mexico;. (4) a Mis¬
>
company
of
the
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales
Up—
1959—42 Wks.—1958
9,666,879
for
June
located
$1
in
name
Colorado
of
»-
1526.
p.
(Walter
Period
$
National
and Bosworth,
ownership
Litton President,
of the shareholders
under
31
.
program
1959—Month—1958
Sales
Financial Corp.—Registers With SEC—
underwriting
present
by
9
190,
Nationwide
undenvriiing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Incorporated in Colorado on Aug. 2, 19.57, under the name of
Surplus
Underwriters, Inc., the company changed its name to its
Inc.—Buys Foreign Interest—
announcement
an
Dec.
•
the
Murphy Co.—Sales Up—
20,521,232
—V.
104,209,000
'■■■
and
Trust
by
•
Sales
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
fund,
due
registration statement
Co.,
purchase
and
•
,,
used
incorporated
was
1631.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Insurance
Charles
190,
See
13,779,000 111,141,000
1959—Month—1958
sinking
the
N.
common
an
company
be
company
(G. C.)
Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
1959—Month—1958
series
corporation,
a
and
1630.
p.
ness
Corp.—Sales Higher—
has
Midwestern
1,500
—~
4,000
&
D.
the
at
¥*♦"'.
the
6%,
at
15,
its
continue
to
30
<•
,
will
on May 19,
1958.
The principal office and address
at the present time is 211 Mining Exchange
Bldg.,
Springs. Colo. The company has been engaged in the busi¬
of buying first and second mortgages on real estate
at a discount.
—V.
$1.90
stockholders,
.
Shoe
of
made
2,000
Burton
3,000
190,
—
J.
with
compares
products
1525.
p.
bonds
June
on
.
proceeds
Colorado
are Metrecal, a new dietary product, and Eh fa
mil,
formula-product.—V. 190, p. 1297.
1181.
p.
operation
■
net
1958.
introduction
End. Oct. 31—
190,
semi-annually
•
Colorado
of
the
of
$48,336,793, an increase
it was reported in the
ago,
per-share
of
third-quarter
The' company
Crut-
firm
selling
4,000
;
Co., Inc.
Co.—
Chicago.—V,
were
$
a
6,000
—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.3
T. C.
a
1959
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Partial
Redempt'n
Mullaney, Wells & Co.——
Taylor,
Rogers
&
Tracy,
Simmons—... 6,000
&
of
10,967,203
—V.
Shares'
48,035
Co.———
McCormick
period
Sales
the
York
Bache
same
the
infant
Melville
quarterly.
&
Podesta
months
the
intends
shares
A
Shares
Cruttenden,
Co.—Earnings Rise—
Period End. Oct. 24—
The
to
shareholders
the
noted
190,
*
capital
working
—V.
company
and
class A shares.
the
into
Co. is acting as Representative, have made
purchase severally and not jointly from the
respective numbers of class A shares set forth
commitment,
125,192,187
-
A
of
that
class
'•
1960.
converted
are
indicated
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
tenden,
class
financial
B
declaration
130,105,888
14,847,000
—V,
shares, payable Feb.
Subsequent divi¬
dependent upon
business
the
Jan.
on
record
either
of
earnings,
&
Sales
Directors declared an
the Board of
1959
share
per
which class
to
Board
21c
shares
on
conditions;
extent
November,
of
stockholders
to
13,768,141
report for the period ended Sept. 30.
taxes, the report stated, was $4,127,974, equivalent
for preferred dividends
to
$2.26
per
share
of
out¬
common
Period
any time upon
share for share
at
basis.
initial
13,904,458
.
the
to
issuance
for
year.
payable
.
3
These, he said,
new
Is
PROCEEDS—The
$
$
reserved
shares
each
hereafter outstanding, except they are not authorized
of debentures which the company may authorize.
or
series
interest
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$
nine
the
recapping
end.
a
now
other
any
The
Up—
financial
Mercantile
'
company
after
for
Johnson
on
tSecured
—
1959—Month—1958
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
of the principal.; The debentures are unsecured and the
payment
principal and interest are subordinated to other indebtedness of the
of
-
Corp.—Sales
.
date
1959,
preferred
BUSINESS—The
first
provision
In
19,650
342,750
118,260 shs.
166.440 shs
the
over
share
a
:
par)..
<85
Stores
——
interim
standing
$022,888
$3,275
19,650
500,000
-
profit
after
1965%
in
5.3%
Net
semi-annually to June 5, 1962—
114%
30,
1071'.
State
of
Outstanding
$622,800
due
p;
1525.
p.
Mead Johnson
firm's
■
note
190,
Sales
payment note due
July 15, 1962 and
thereafter
through
5, 1972.
first
mtge.
X\xh'fe
Nov.
on
96,838 outstanding 4V*7c
190,
.
monthly to
33.000
July
monthly
——
—V.
1959
NOVEMBER
OP
AS
business
of
itwof
to
share.—V.
$
company
CAPITALIZATION
sale
close
the
to
up
the
Period End. Oct. 31—
:
.
will
to
July 31, 1950, were
the full Uo8 fiscal
.
Y.
N.
$94* per
McCrory-McLellan
is engaged in commercial heat treating of
plants
in Melrose Park., 111.;
Los Angeles, Calif.,
and Rochester, N. Y.
BUSINESS—The
metals
York,
receive tenders for
shares" at
.
of
on
the
the
approve
common
proposal.
of
stockholders
of
If stockholders
the transfer,
sales
MVPS
and
the
transactions
will
be
regula¬
will
be
1960.
thg
property can be transferred. Mississippi Valley Public
Service w7ill be required to pay off and cancel its outstanding bond
issue amounting to $3,340,000.
In addition, 15,000 shares of $100 par
(Continued
on
page
48)
'
Volume
190
Number
5899
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2043)
DIVIDENDS
'
nounced
a
during the current week.
second
table in which
Then
show
we
the
we
C.
F.
of Company
(stock
of
for
common
Abitibi Power
each
&
of
<
share
held
Stock
12-23
______
payment
Extra
omitted
partic.
Algom
Mines,
American
Ltd.
Pictures
Co.
(quar.)__
American
Chicle
..
Co.
pfd. (fextht)_
Oil
12-15
12-15
Denver
il-20
ii-2t>
&
Atlanta
3
Smelting
_2___:
—
Extra
4Vzft
Dominion
11-10
12-15
11-17
12-15
/
1
1
12-
1
"11-20
12-1
—$1.11
12-
1
12-1
$35c
12-15
12-15
12-14
12-
11-20
12-
1
11-20
12-31
12-11
12-18
9
11-30
450c
12-15
11-25
;
1-
2
12-
9
Sons
$$1.12V2
1-15
12-23
440c
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
20c
12-15
11-23
(s-a)
(quar.)
4ft
this
U.
12-15
11-23
50c
(quar.)
omitted at
12-
11-20
1
30c
12-15
Foods,
Extra
Class
common
(quar.)_
_____
__w
A
Bangor
Inc.,
11-20
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
(quar.)__
1
12-
1
18-ftc
—
Hydro-Electric,
common
(quar,)____
4ft
preferred (quar.)—
4(4 ft preferred (quar.)
7ft
preferred
Harden
Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
Erie
12-10
11-24
40c
12-
1
11-12
30c
&
5ft
12-
1
12-15
11-20
40c
12-15
12-26
$1.75
and
class
B
(initial)
Year-end
12-26
12-10
15c
_
11-30
dividend)
12-
12-15
3ft
;
Bound
Brook
Brillo
Mfg.
Water Co.
Co.
Brown
(s-a)
1
11-14
12-10
12-
4
Eft
7 ft
(Common
payment
omitted
at
this
Stock
preferred <quar.)_
(R. II.) & Co.
(quar.)
Madison Fund,
Inc.
(from net
Buffalo
Forge Co.
Oil. Ltd., ord.
1
—
Bufmah
Burton-Dixie
Extra
Corp.
registered
(interim)-
California
Financial
Canada
Stock
one
share
held)
12-
12-10
1-
4
4
il-13
2
t
450c
12-
1
Mailman,
Ltd., 5ft preferred
Convertible priority shares
—
_—
Canadian
4ft
Western
preferred
McCloud
Gas
Co.
3ftft
class B (quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty Insurance Co.—
B
Carpenter
Extra
Stock
Co.
(quar.)
Pirie
&
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Catelli
Food
B
2
11-27
1- 2
11-27
11-23
11-
Products
.
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)
11-23
11-
12-
1
11-12
12-28
11-27
12-15
12-
412c
3-
1
1
2-15
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
425c
Extra
11-30
11-16
425c
11-30
6%
59%c
11-30
11-16
Foundry tfoT (increased)
-
Central
& Gas
preferred
4.75ft
Stock
B
Co.—
Century
Stock
25c
Industries
dividend
(quar.)_
1
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
5ft
—
12-
12-21
10c
(quar.)
12-21
5ft
Champion Paper & Fibre, common
4ftft
preferred (quar.)
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
12-30
12-15
30c
12-
1
11-16
1-
1
12-14
$1.12ft
37 ftc
Extra
12-22
12-
4(4ft
Corp.,
preferred
4V4ft
preferred
common
1
—
(quar.)
12-22
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
11-19
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
11-20
$1.1834
;
1
Chemical Fund-
Extra
37c
$1
87ftc
$2
$2
Chicago, Rock Island
Chicago Title & Trust
&
Pacific
Co.
RR
40c
(quar.)
$1
City Coach Lines
Finance
(quar.)
Corp
Special guaranteed
7ft
guaranteed
Radio
Columbia
Co.,
—
1-12
1
1-7
1-
8
12-31
12-11
12-
12-15
11-19
12-
10ft
1
1-15
$7
12-
5c
12-15
1
11-13
11-
11-20
1
pfd.
of
1
3-1
6
.
2-10
2-10
(quar.)__
50c
1- 2
11-16
1
1
11-19
1-
4
12-
4
12-22
12-
8
12-22
12-
8
35c
12-11
11-27
3ft
(quar.)
10c
12-24
12-
9
11-27
11-24
6-30
6-16
12-15
12-
11-24
12-15
12-
12-10
11-20
12-31
4
1
1
12-14
88c
12-31
12-14
10c
11-30
11-13
50c
12-18
12-
4
12-18
12-
4
12-
4
Corp.,
common
preferred
1-
8
30c
11-30
11-16
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water—
12-28
12-10
$1.37 ft
1-
common
Minnesota
1
12-10
25C
12-10
11-20
s-a)
$35c
12-31
(increased)
50c
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-20
40c
12-12
11-20
10c
12-
1
11-20
11-25
10-30
......
(initial
quar.).
Mining & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Products
(increased
quar.):
Income
Foundation
(quar.)
Mutual
12 ftc
dividend)
Ltd.,
class
2ft
B
$8c
11-30
net
investment
National
Income
investment
Nelly Don,
New
York
Corp.—
quarterly
(from
income)
1 (quarterly
from
net
income)
Inq,
State
2 1/10 shares
4
1
11-25
share
Newport Electric Corp.,
3%ft
preferred
Common
1
11-14
11-24
3.40ft
12-10
11-27
3.60ft
preferred
12-
3
preferred
4.10ft
12-11
11-25
6
27ftc
(quar.)
3
11-
12-
1
11-20
93 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3.90ft
11-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
11-30
(stock div.)
;
12-10
12-15
12-15
held.
common
(quar.)
3c
18c
i_
Electric & Gas
for each
12-
12-22
12-
12-
7c
—
(extra)
13c
4$1
11-17
4
Securities & Research
National Growth Stocks
20c
(quar.)
1-
Co.—
Quarterly
National
57c
ctfs.
11-27
12-10
12-10
15c
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
1-
2
12-15
45c
12-19
12-
85c
12-31
12-
90c
12-31
12-
97ftc
:
;
12-31
12-
12-22
12-
preferred
(quar.)
25c
12-31
11-30
4.85 ft
preferred
(quar.)„
12-31
12-
12-31
11-30
5.25ft
$1.21 V*
$1.06V4
preferred
(quar.)
12-31
12-
$1.25
12-31
11-30
Noranda
$1.31 ft
450c
12-15
11-20
$1.02 ft
Mines Ltd.
(quar.)_
Mining, Ltd. (increased)
12-31
11-30
25c
12-10
11-30
Nor^h
American
Refractories
12-10
11-30
North
American
Van
25c
12-15
11-20
$1.27
(quar.)__
Normetal
12-15
11-20
North
418%c
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
$1.25
$1.12ft
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
North
$1.11
12-15
11-20
$1.10
12-15
11-20
$1.05
12-15
11-20
$15C
12-30
11-30
50c
1-15
12-31
12ftc
12-31
—
Star
A
;
Oil, Ltd.,
(quar.)
L
(Subject
—_
preferred (quar.)_
Light & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4ft ft preferred
(quar.) ;
preferred
,
10c
12-11
12-18
12-
7ftc
11-18
35c
12-10
11-19
$15c
12-15
11-16
12-15
11-16
$62ftc
1-
2
12-
t$l
12-
1
11-
6
$$1.12 ft
12-
1
11-
6
$62ftc
12-
1
11-
6
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
11-27
37 ftc
12-19
11-25
$15c
Scotia
5ft
100 ft
12-31
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
12-19
20c
$2.50
Nova
12-
(quar.)
River Insurance (N.
Y.)
Class
12-31
(quar.)__
Lines
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)
North
Hawaiian
4 ft ft
5ft
5ft
Electric
Co.,
preferred C
preferred
5ft
Curtis
Oliver Tyrone
Corp. (quar.)—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Co.
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc.
12-15
12-
4
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
1-15
1-
(see
27 ftc
1-15
1-
5
25c
11-21
(Helene)
Herff Jones Co.,
Oil
Gifis Co., 5% pfd.
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Motors
dividend)—_
11-
5
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
3ft
12-15
20c
(stock
11-12
12-21
12-
$37 ftc
12-
1
11-19
$10c
Electric
ftc
35c
(quar.)__
Extra
Howell
11-10
60c
Hobart
12-
1
11-19
12
11-25
Co.
(quar.)
Paints,
Ltd.
(quar.)
:
Extra
Incorporated
Investors
(out
of
current
and
accumulated
earnings)
International Paper Co.,
Stock
Stock
6c
common
dividend
$4 preferred
Interstate
(quar.)
11-20
12-14
11-20
12-14
11-20
12-14
2 ft
:
common
12-15
75c
(quar.)
:
Hosts, Inc.,
4
$1
15c
(quar.)
dividend——
—
5ft prior preferred (quar.)
Interstate Motor Lines (quar.)—.
5ft
preferred
Common
Class
A
voting
non-voting
Brewing
5ft
5ft
(quar.)
Supply, common
2
11-16
11-
2
12-19
12-
1
No
action
this
12-15
11-
7ft
preferred
1-
1
12-10
Potash
6 8 ftc
1-
1
12-10
Potlatch
12-
2
11-16
12-
2
11-16
11-20
Resort
12-15
Rice
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
12-29
12-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
(quar.)
common
payment
& Ashtabula
Kendall
$4.50
Company,
common
preferred
(quar.)
60c
50c
(quar.)
—
$1.12 ft
11-30
11-20
12-1
11-18
11-20
12-
1
11-20
$62ftc
12-
1
11-14
12-15
30c
12-15
57ftc
1-15
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
4
2-19
11-16
10-31
3-
Renabie
1
(quar.)
of America (stock
dividend)
Forests (quar.)
(increased)-
(quar.)
Richfield
Oil
Oil
11-20
12-31
3%
12-18
11-27
25c
12-
1
11-20
12-30
11-30
$30c
12-10
11-20
12-15
11-17
11-30
11-16
2c
Special
12-14
11-20
75c
(quar.)
12-15
li-20
50c
Extra
12-15
11-24
Robertson
12-15
Stock
1
2-19
11-27
50c
Paper (quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc.,
12-15
1-
3-10
8c
$10c
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.75
31ftc
25c
Mines, Ltd.
Airlines, Inc.
Branch
4
1-
at
Ry. Co.
class
A
;
(H.
H.)
dividend
Co.
(quar.)
12-15
11-20
30c.
Riegel
:—
11-20
12ftc
Co.
Packing
11-20
30c
on
Quemont Mining, Ltd.
12-10
$1.40
taken
A
Polyplastex United Corp., class A_
Transit, 5% preferred
12-29
—
(quar.)
Portland
12-10
Corp
11-20
time.
Pittsburgh, Youngstown
55c
Kay Jewelry Stores
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.):
12-15
12-15
$1.50
11-15
11-16
$1.25
Jamestown Telephone
2
30c
1
12-31
30c
1st pfd.
12-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
11-12
1-
5c
Quarterly
Industries, class
A
Water
11-12
1
1
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—
preferred
Jamaica
1
12-
15c
Pennsylvania Engineering Co.
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
(quar.)_
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Rath
Jaeger Machine Co.
1212-
30c
Extra
$1.25
(increased)—
11-20
12-11
(two-for-one split)
(quar.)—.
Co.
(quar.)__
Pembina Pipe Line,
Ltd., 5ft
Penn Controls (quar.)
$1.25
(increased)___
1
$4c
Papercraft Corp.
Paragon Electric
5 4 ftc
_____
11-20
12-
$22ftc
Pinellas
32 ftc
(quar.)
12-15
1
25c
12-15
20c
4.36ft
11-25
4
$1.40
11-20
15c
5ft ft preferred (quar.)
Investors Diversified Services—
9
1-
12-
82ftc
(quar.)_
Machinery (quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pamour Porcupine
Mines, Ltd,
4
$1.25
—
preferred
Package
1-
Power—
Common
12-
25c
,
Pacific Northwest
Pipe Line—
Pearl
Cement
Imperial Flo-Glaze
10c
75c
$3.30
class A (s-a)
&
11-18
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(4_ar.)
Indus.)
Hiawatha
700ft
5
(quar.)__
Curtis
Recovery Corp. (stock dividend)-.
5
25c
—
25c
25c
B
D
Indus,
Oil
21 ftc
—
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
5 ft ft preferred F
(quar.)_
Helene
4
12-18
(increased)
America
3-
New
11-10
12-
12-
(extra)
(Canada)
3-16
15c
Middlesex
11-16
25c
11-24
5
12-
50c
,
Co.
12-
11-27
,.
System
dividend
Insurance
1
15c
87ftc
conv.
Broadcasting
Combined
2-1
RR.—
(quar.)
4ft
12-21
12-
20c
„
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Stock
Rubber
12-17
62 ftc
5c
Interstate
Special from net realized capital gains
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., com. (quar.)
3 ft ft
convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
Collins
11-20
11-18
4$1.25
11-19
12-29
$1.07
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-20
1-15
(quar.)
.
15c
Chemetron
Civic
&
Co.
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ideal
dividend
preferred
States Telephone
(Illinois)—
preferred series B Iquar.)—
1st
1-13
5
12-
50c
5 ft ft-
1-
3-31
Corp.—
!
Midlancl-Poss
1-30
-
$1
(quar.)_
National Key, class A
(quar.)
National Malleable & Steel
Castings
11-16
(quar.)—
Electric
Central
convertible
Copper Co.
Middle
3
11-20
35c
(quar.)
Extra
12-
45c
Disintegrating
Miami
2
20c
Lumber
National Airlines, Inc. (stock
National Hosiery Mills,
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
Hastings
Manufacturing...
11-12
12-1
$1.12ft
$25c
(quar.)
10-30
30c
Hahn Brass, Ltd. (stock dividend).
to approval of stockholders)
Harbor Plywood Corp.
9
425c
(quar.)
Tire
Society
$4.20
9
5c
5c
(resumed).
com.
Extra
Class
1-
20c
—
Scott
11-13
12-14
5ft
—
dividend
Carson,
4ft ft
1
40c
•
-
12-
12-31
'
5c
—
Paper
11-13
75c
—
A
Class
1
1
75c
Common,
Class
12-
10c
Mills Co.,
Cannon
Carolina
12-
$27c
$25c
4%
2
Ltd.—
5Yzfmmr-preferred, (quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp.
(quar.)
River
McCrory-McLellan Stores
Metals
1-
12-14
30c
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.
Malson
Navigation (quar.)
11-30
25c
$4.50
____
1-
420c
Natural
$25c
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)
Mfg.
11-30
$$1.25
1
priority shares
(quar.)
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
12-18
1-15
quar.)_
States
$5.08
$5
11-16
$31(40
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Convertible
11-20
12-15
;
Investment, Ltd. American
11-17
12-15
4
(quar.)-
Bennett
11-17
12-15
15c
12-15
5ft
Oil
12-15
4$2
$4.40
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_ (s-a)
ft
12-
Extra
Gulf
Canadian
5
4
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
&
Grolier
11-16
—__
class A non-voting
voting shares for each
—
i
12-10
11-30
12-
$1.75
(resumed
$4.44
1-15
425c
12-15
7ft pfd.
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4'Aft preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
11-25
12-
5$1.06V4
(Two
class B
11-19
11-23
Extra
11-19
11-30
$37ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Fairbanks-Morse
dividend
and
(quar.)__
Crude
Goodyear
11-17
11-30
50c
Foundries, Ltd., com.
4(4ft
oreferred
(quar.)
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class A
Canadian
12-29
5ft
dividend)______
Iron
Gilbert
3
6c
Timber
(stock
12-
30c
—
&
12-17
30c
<quar.)_—
Land
11-18
25c
--—
Calaveras
11-23
12-15
12-18
5%
(quar.)
12-21
50c
25c
.
Co.,
common
1
1
1-15
investment
income)
11-27
dividend
$2.25
12-14
430c
Investing
Trailer
General Tin
25c
F.)
212-
12-10
$$1.25
1st
12-14
2%
c
11-16
2-15
Ltd.—
Macy
Moore
(quar,)—
11-17
1
$3c
Co.,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
dividend)
(Canada)
Refining Co.,
preferred
General
time).
& Bigelow (quar.)
Mills, Ltd., class A
Eruck
(Fred
General
11-20
Ltd.
12-11
12-
$3c
1
Steel
11-30
2_"
Co.,
3-15
12-16
20c-
(quar.)
12-16
8c
Bridge Works (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend)-.
Fruehauf
Compi1 ny—
Brown
Ltd.
1—_
Structural
23c
(initial)
Motor
5
1-15
5ft
;
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (increased
Inc.—
(stock
4-
12-15
$2.50
(increased)
15c
dividend
5
6
5
Co.—
11-30
L
Pitt
French
12-15
3
Ry.
(s-a)
40c
Markets
Frontier
5
112-
Louis
12-30
(quar.)
Giant
11-19
20c
(quar.)
Fort
11-18
1
11-30
12-
25c
Rope Co.
Ford
11-24
1
St.
preferred
2-29
Baltimore—
Fund
Corp.
common
Stock
11-24
12-
20c
(quar.)
Broderick & Bascom
New
Fram
12-15
&
11-16
(quiir.)
Growth
Steel
Flying Tiger Line,
1
12-
preferred (quar.)
$1.12ft
Son, 5ft preferred
(quar.)/.
$1.25
Blaclc-Clawson Co.- (quar.)_
25c
Blue Bell, Inc.
(quar.20c
&
,
12-31
7V2c
at
1111-
1-
Bartlett—
1-20
40c
America
11-20
11-19
$40c
3-10
(monthly)
11-5
10c
(quar.)
11-25
(quar.)
Florida
12-1
4ftft
.Bird
B
Food
12-15
5c
——___
(stock
A
of
Florida
11-19
15c
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet-—
Common
Class
11-25
12-31
Co.
Class
11-25
12-10
$3c
,
1-20
12-10
3ft
___________
Finance
Asso.
11-18
11-20
30c
B
35c
Corp._!
Federal National
Mortgage
Ferro Corp. (increased)
Fifteen Oil Co.
(quar.)
12-26
1-20
Mines,
Extra '•
MacKinnon
11-24
5ft
11-16
.
87'/2C
.
11-16
1
10c
dividend
Macassa
11-12
25c
(quar.)__
1
1
12-
4 ft
non-cumulative
Slock
1212-
■
40c
guaranteed
30c
Ltd.—
series
(quar.)
Luminator-Harriscn
1
Angeles)—
(quar.)_
&
12-
$1.25
15c
Pittsburgh RR.
Fabrex
12-26
1-20
12Vic
_
(quar.)______
A
1-20
$1
dividend—
class
1
$1.07
________
Barymin. Explorations, Ltd
Bell & Gossett (quar.)_
Bergstrom Paper—
New
1-
50c
A
.
12 ftc
,
—
Lockwood, Kcssler
11-27
40c
Corp., Ltd.
(Bahamas)
(quar.)
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
(quar.)
Empire Financial
(stock dividend)
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)
11-120
20c
Aircraft
Common
A.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
11-27
:
Co.,
12-15
12-21
i $0.0766
preferred
(Los
preference
12-15
12-30
15c
(four-for-one split)
(quar.)___
dividend
1st
Class
12-30
'
Co.
Groceterias
Lockheed
ft
(B/G)
i
Inc.
Stock
time
S.
12-11
8c
15c
D.)
$1.60
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Furniture
(H.
Loblaw
11-25
$35c
12-11
1
8c
0ft
Insurance
Extra
Lee
11-20
1-12
12-11
4
1-
1
1
12-
4
1-
45c
Extra
11-20
12-15
5c
___
11-13
12-15
Extra
11-20
$15c
25c
—
12-29
12-
$1
&
Title
Levines,
11-13
$30c
Ecuadorian
11-13
$12Vic
—-
tquar.)_
12-29'"
1-
28 ftc
Quarterly
11-20
12-11
$1
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd.
(R. R.)
dividend
Corp.
Drexel
11-20
$4c
(increased)____
9-30
Consolidada S. A.,
Land
11-20
$1.15
$1,12 ft
_
11-16
1ft
15c
(quar.)—
Scottish
Drewry's Ltd.
11-20
1
40c
_
5ft
&
Common payment
2-19
12-
1
11-16
(quar.)
Superior District Power, com.
5ft
preferred (quar.)
Lamston (M. II.), Inc.
(quar.)_
Co.—
(increased)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., $2 preferred
Dover
12-
12-
11-16
Corp.,
Lake
11-16
11-16
1
420c
Stock
11-17
3-
45c
1
1
$1
(increased)
preferred
Donnelly
11-17
12-15
11-17
11-24
30c
RR.
Extra
$4.50
(quar.)
Ltd.
—
A
11-20
11-20
$1.25
—
Ltd.
Common
11-16
12-10
12-18
20c
prior preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
class A (monthly)
Class B
(monthly).
Kyser Heater Co-, (quar.)
11-17
12-
Inc.
Dominion Foundries
11-17
12-10
(quar.)
convertible
Kratter
1
64c
;
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)_—/___
Service,
Forests,
11-16
12-15
12-
12-
:
Extra
12-15
11-23
12-15
12-
;
Dierks
25c
1
1
30c
common
Distillers-Seagram, Ltd.
4ft ft
Kimberly-Claik
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Industries, Inc.—
Louisville, Henderson
dividend
11-18
25c
(quar.)
com.
1212-
25c
12-18
37tic
Co.,
11-17
12-15
12-15
97ftc
Western
12-18
5c
.__
(quar.)__
Minest
&
dividend-
.3ft
_
;_
12-28
11-16
60c
(extra)
Grande
12-10
12-18
1
93V4c
ftffeierred (quaf.)___i
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)______
12V2c
(quar.)__
:
Air Line Ry.
(s-a)___
Light, common (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Gold
A
Corp.,
Stock
11-27
12-
93-ftc
.
:
(extra)
class
12-31
12-31
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
12-31
12-10
12-14
Manufacturing—
Rio
Stock
1
8c
4ft
8
30c
Charlotte
Electric
1-
1-
25c
Quarterly
11-18
11-30
lc
Mines, American shs.
preferred
(quar.)
4ft
15c
(quar.)_
preferred
1
12-29
10c
(quar.)___„
20c
Gas
4.44'/#
2-
12-10
C
Voting common
11-16
40c
(quar.)
&
Atlanta
Class
12-
1
5c
&
preferred
Corp.,
3-19
5c
Dairies
40c
Refining
preferred (qUar.)
2nd
Auto
12-15
12-
6ftc
com._
7V2c
_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Dennison
Dictaphone
Corp.,
Co. (s-a)_:
Finance (quar.)2
preferred
■Aunor
11-21
25c
Mossberg
b
1
25c
(quar.)_______
___
Lead
dividend-
4% ft
12-
DeBeers
1
1ft
preferred
Common
(quar.).—
Zinc.
Approved
4.C0
11-16
30c
Securities
Extra
American
$5
1
3.90ft
11-30
12-
13ftc
American Hojst & Derrick
$1.50
12-15
$$2.50
participating preference (s-a)
$5
11-30
••
,
___
Electric
(interim)
A
—
Demster
;
Corp., $1.25
Extra
American
Ashland
12-15
12 ftc
(quar.)_
Cement
regis,
class
Power & Light, common
3.75ft .preferred A (quar.)
3.75ft
preferred B
(quar.)
12-17-
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Stock
9
2c
(initial)______
Theatres, Inc., cortuhon
.55#' .preferred <<hiai*.}____
Apco
1-
Inc.—
Corp.—
(quar.)__
Ordinary
Industries,
Crystal
4-
450c
dividend
Daitch
2c
preferred
Gas
30c
37Vic
•___
Uranium
5ftft
12-
12-19
Company
Oil
Common
12-19
4$1
12-
1
timeh
(quar.)
C.) Business Machines,
Artists
Allied
this
preferred
Quarterly
Allied
1
1-
1-15
2
1-2
Per
Name 0}
Keir-McGee
La
Dayton
at
Corp.
>_
(R.
*
1-
$28ftc
1-30
11-24
1-
25c
(annual)—
Extra
$42'/be
Holders
lOc
Corp.
Cyprus Mines Corp.
Products—
Aida("Industries,
Allen
11-25
Oil
(Helene)
12-15
10c
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Gulch
Curtis
iquar.)
preferred fquar.
Addressograph-Multigraph
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
lOc
(quar.)
Foods
Courtaulds,
Cow
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Precision
Common
11-27
Power
Common
4fte>
Acme
12-15
$$10
preferred
5ft.
i
Gatineau
Ltd.
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Inc;—
of Rec.
62 ftc
(quar.
dividend
share
a
25c
(s-a)
Holders
Payable
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 non-cumul. preference
previ¬
Share
Industries. Inc.
Fund
3/100ths
When
-
Co.
common
preferred
40c
Consolidated
Per
A.
Inc.,
40c
payment date.
Abacus
Building,
Connohio,
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name
Company
Concourse
follow with
payments
Per
Name of
Community Public Service
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the
dividends an¬
7
12-10
11-23
17ftc
12-15
11-30
10c
(quar.)
i
12-15
11-30
60c
12-10
11-25
1-12
11-25
4ft
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2044)
Per
Name
Robinson
Class
(J.
Clair
St.
Paul
Fire
Mfg.
specialty
11-11
12%c
11-25
11-11
—-
UV2C
12-10
50c
11-27
1%
12-15
12-
12-10
Union
Co.,
Gas
.
Affiliated
34c
12-
1
11-12
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
29C
12-15
12-
1
$1.18%
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
12-
12-15
12-
1
2
12-
4
2
12-
4
$1.33%
1-
25c
1-
$1.62
,
12-
7
5C
.
:
4
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
12-10
12-31
$40c
1-15
12-31
10c
——
—
12-10
11-19
12-
11-
$10c
25c
________
2
Sterling
(Increased)———
Inc.
Drug
Stewarts
American
Broadcasting
Stuart
Company
Stuart
Hall
11-19
11-10
12-15
11-27
12-15
12-
Ltd.
Bearer,
(s-a)__
11-
1-
2
11-
6
11-25
12-28
(quar.)
$1
•,
(James)
Tejon
Tilo
Ltd.
Co.
(quar.)_
America,
of
Class
A
Class
Trust
of New
Co.
Stock
each
for
Baldwin
Baltimore
11-13
12-21
11-30
Class
11-15
12-18
12-1
11-6
11- 6.
Bank
Class
B
11-25
7
8%
1-11
6»/2%
1-11
C
Inc.
O,
(quar.)
Paper
Bag-Camp
2nd
10 c
1-
4
12-15
12-14
11-20
1st
preferred
preferred
Can
Cement
11-16
11-
9
$1.25
$1.06%
11-16
11-
9
American
Co.
Chain
65c
Extra
Pacific
Union
Aircraft
United
Artists
5%
Board
Extra
15c
(quar.)
____
Corp.
United
10c
Class
12-
12-10
11-27
net
gain
11-27
American
Hardware
12-10
11-17
American
Home
12-10
11-17
Extra
:
income—
25c
12-15
11-25
United
Fund
Molasses,
income
and
31c
profits-
Ltd.,
36c
ordinary
common
registered-(quar.)___
11-30
12-22
11-17
4Vz%
60c
12-24
11-27
American
12-24
11-27
4Va%
11-27
American
Extra
preferred
S.
Hoffman
class
A
(quar.)
$1.75
i_
4
Machinery
Corp.—
(quar.)_
preferred
Rubber Co.,
S.
8%
United
preferred (quar.)
Stockyards Corp.
55c
$2
_____
(quar.)_
Meter
Class
Reed,
Inc.,
B
Waite
Amulet
Mines,
Welsbach
West
5%
12-10
11-20
50c
Class
.
B
4%%
6%
Wood
10-15
11-97
12rlC
11-20
American
1°-15
11I20
Conversion
12-10
-11-25
12-1(1
11-95
11-IK
q.Zn
11-16
11-I
12-
1
11
12-
1
11I20
American
Steel
Tobacco
(increased
Co.
b
American
12-1
11-13
12-
6y2%
11-13
11-20
Anchor Post Products
20c
s-a)____
12-10
25c
$40c
$$112%
46c
41 9<s
i|c
Hi:
:
1
■
6%
11-90
Anderson
12-14
Class
11-23
11-23
Andian
this
ABC
Stock
dividend
Common
Class A
5%
(quar.)
25c
;
■
•
Inc.
(quar.)
j-15c
gjj
I
+S125
ACF-Wrigley stores <quar.)__
AMP,
11
25
11
?
(quar.)__
ioc
—
Bohn
Farms
Oil Corp.
Argus
Extra i—
i5c
•,
9
f
i? i?
i,0
m
(quar.)
2
Boston
1
1.2-15
12-
1
Bowater
12-15
12-
1
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
12-
11-20
Corp.
preferred
$2.36
in
.
i
Jp-14
12-
I
11- 6
preferred
$1.10
I-
11-30
11-
12-28
preferred
Arkansas
12-15
'
11-24
6
4%
preferred
from
North
12-17
11-12
25c
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
25c
8IV2C
12- 1
1-2-60
(quar.)
12- 9
13c
15c
11-27
11-16
10-30
11- 2
11-20
investment
_______
America,
Ltd.—
1
i—
•
t62y2c
I68%c
7%c
7V2c
—
(quar.).
1-
1
1-1-60
,
|30c
172V2C
12—4:12-4
12-15
4-1-60
3-15
11-24
11-13
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
20c
12-1
11-13
10c
12-
11-13
93%c
Co.—
1
1-
10c
—
——
Electric
11-12
2%
—
preferred
-
1
1-15
1-4
.
12-
1
11-
12-1
11-16
12-
11-16
1
preferred
2
Brockton Edison Co., 6.40%
5.60%
12-22
12-
2
Brockton
11-
2
11-16
11-
2
11-30
11-13
2y2c
12-1
Brown-Forman
12-
9
11-10
tion of
11-13
9
Brown
&
12-
1
11-18
Brown
12-
1
11-10
Bruce
12-
1
11-10
Bruning
12-
1
11-10
12-11
11-12
Shoe
12-11
11-12
12-
1
10-20
30c
12-
1
10-30
62f2c
12-
1
10-30
60c
12-
1
10-30
59c
12-
1'
10-30
27y>c
30c
12-
1
10-30
12-15
11-20
shares of
1-
(quar.)
25c
$1.16y4
Company,
5%
1
11-13
11-1,3
1-1-60
11-25
12-21
>
class B for each
->
____
Co.
(quar.)
30c
12-
3
10-26
12-
1
11-13
55c
12-
1
11-16
(quar.)
30c
12-28
12- 7
<quar.)
25c
12-
11-3,0
15c
12-15
new corn,
(initial)
1
1-
1
20c
12-
1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
:
35c
com.
Ltd.
4.20%-
12- 1
12- 1
11-25
1
12-1,8
11-16
11-17
11-17
11-12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-27
11- 6
,—
30c
12-1
11-13
(quar.)____
$25c
30c
(initial)
(increased s-a)
Burlington Industries, common
3%% preferred (quar.)
11-30
25c
$1.25"
12-
77c
new
12-15
—
_!
Gold Dredging,
4% .preferred
9
11-
distribu¬
$1.25
preferred
4*2%
11- 2
12-
(quar.)
Buffalo Forge Co.
Bullock
Fund
12-, 4
12-15
11-16
(quar.)
Drug
4
1- 2
12- 7
12- 1
split)
held
.
split
stock
(quar.,)_J
Inc.,
1
95c
Manufacturing
L.) Company
(Charles) Co.
Budd
Bulolo
12- ,7
1-
Gas,
share
preferred
Bullock's
$1.60
7
1-1
70c
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
5%
12-
25c
Corp.—
approved
a
stock
Sharpe
(E.
12-7
1
1
Distillers
two
common
11-
1
1-
1-
163c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Brooklyn Union Gas (2-for-l
11-23
125c
:
___i
(quar.)
Taunton
1
1-
t$l
$53V2c
$3.80
11-16
Brunswig
,
(quar.)
preferred
1-
$68c
—
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)_a.
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)__
11-10.
11-16
$57c
—__
12-,7
12- 7
$$1.18
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
5 %%
75c
(quar.)
;
com
12-10
—
of
Columbia
6y4c
(quar.)__
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
12- 5
25c
(quar.)
common
(quarterly
preferred
British
.
Gas
12-19
————
(quar.)——._.
Corp.
3%%
Standard
(quar.)
stock
Fund
25c
(quar.)
Louisiana
Two-for-one
75c
.__—
12-11
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
11-13
(quar.)_
Racing Assn.
i
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
$2.90
preference
(quar.)_^
Bristol-Myers Co.,. common (interim)
"Extra _!
:
3
f30c
(quar.)
common
11-13
12-15
Corp.——.——_
_—____
ll- 6
11-
(N. J.) for each share held)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Stockholders
(quar.)
of
,12-15
12-15
—
Brass
Brandywine
11-16
11-17
35c
share
1- 2
35c
2%%
—
1——
&
preferred (quar.)
Bowl-Mor Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
>,
4
$1.40
5%'preferred (quar.)
2
30c
(one
$1.06y4
—.—___—
—-
income)
Eourjois. Inc.
?20c
(quar.)
dividend
i:—
preferred
Corp.,~3y2%
11-
15c
common
$2.40 preferred A
2
iiin
Co.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
i
Fisheries
25c
^
•
Arizona Public Service, common
$2.o0
dividend
12-
15c
(increased)
Co.,
Co.
Aluminum
4y2%
4%%
Products
participating preferred
Participating
Refineries,"Ltd"—""
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3
Stock
Airplane
11-16
2y2c
Archer-Daniels-Midland
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
i__
Sugar
(quar.)____
pref.
Metal
Light,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Tobacco, 6%
12-15
20c
National
Anheuser-Busch
Argo
Bros.
Borg-Warner
37y2c
common
&
25c
2Vac
dividend
12-10
34%c
Arcadia
the
12-15
12-21
$1
19
being given in
11-17
1- 2
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)_>___
5.60% preferred (quar.)_
Blaw-Knox Co.
(quar.)__
Booth
25c
(quar.)
11-2*
11-2
11-17
com.
-
Valley Gas & Electric—
11-12
60c
12-12
Arden
Share
(quar.)_
19
11-15
11-17
1
1
new
11-16
"
12-14
i
1
12-
12-
12-15
$7
19.14.
10
12-
Power
preferred
11-30
11-
11-6
36c
„
—_
1_
preferred
Stock
11-17
11-6
1
12-1
$1.05
$1.18%
Hills
Boeing
$1
8
1-13
2- 8
12-21
11- 5
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
—
.
12-
$1.06%.
(quar.)—____.
5ya%
.
2-
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)——14c
common
11- 9
1-31-60
20c
3-1-60
—
Co
$1
J
Oil Co.
of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
Electric
—
1
1
11-30
1
11-17
11-17
1-
Bloch
12-
1
1
5
11-10
Oil
11-20
12-4
1212-
common—
(quar.)_:
Manufacturing,
12-15
40c
12-
10-23
11-19
11-30
3VAc
11-16
12-15
60c
''30c
quar.);—
11-
12-1
1
30c
(quar.)__
B
(increased
11-16
2
30c
—
Refining Co.
Inc.
15c
1-
1
,
11-16
12-
12-15
Corp.—
9
'
Per
ni
Vending Corp.
2-19
1
11-16
1
60c
12-15
$1.75
1
17y2c
_———_——_—
4y4%
Corp.—
_____
10-16
1212-
-
$1.18%
common—
l________!'_
&
3
11-30
11-16
1
11-30
25c
$1.25
Mfg.,
11-
12-
5%
'
:
1
12-15
5c
$1.75
40c
,
12-
50c
(quar.)—
Steel Corp.,
preferred
12c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
4.75%
>
(s-a)
t50c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.20%
11-20
12-
50c
1-2
1-
divi¬
week, these
preceding table.
fjnmo
Name
$1.12V2
Corp. (increased s-a)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
A
(quar.)
we
announced
preferred
1
1-
give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list
does not include
dends
1
3-1
-
11-16
Black
,
11-25
12-
- -
11-12
12-15
12-10
Ltd.—
1
11-12
30c
Foundries
12-10
11-20
12-
1
1
African Investment Co., Ltd.
35C
11-20
4
11-16
1
-
Co.,
Bag Co.," common
20c
Co.
4
12-
1
Stock
Works, common
preferred (quar.)
12-
15c
12-
1-
(quar.)
American Water
6-10
15c
—
:
1
12'
32y2c
ordinary income, subject to 7V'a%
■withholding South Africa dividend tax—
12-10
10-30
12-11
7-1-60
12-
7%
From
20
12-10
$1.06%
A
11-16
1-1-60
" 50c
Blackstone
preference
Smelting &
American-South
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
6
1
—_
J80c
•
Bethlehem
4
,
(quar.)_,_
non-cumulative
1-
$.$1.50
preferred
7%
1-
(quar.)
(John) Industries, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4 %%
preferred
(quar.)_
;
Woodward Iron Co. (quar.)-—
H
Wyman-Gordon Co. (quar.)
Wysong & .Miles
preferred
1
12-17
preferred (quar.)____——1,
$5
Berkshire Hathaway (increased) —20c
Best & Company (quar.)___.
_l
50c
J
(quar.)
Shipbuilding Co. (N. J.)—
Common
(resumed)
6
2%
(extra)
"
preferred
Bishop
-
Paper
Hardware
Bros.
Bibb
Seating Co
$17%c
$$1.12%
(quar.)——
$4.25
prior
$17V2c
(quar.)—___
Inc.
5%
1-
5%
American
25c
(quar.)
20c
2%
common
Howell
&
11-20
$1.3iy4
(quar.)
12-28
12.
3-1-60
12-
;
Gobain
11-16
1
1-15
12-15
of
dividend)—!
a—
10c
Dreferred
12-
15c
* 12-1'
12-22
Special
American-Saint
$125
Wood
Below
11-16
11-27
11-6
15c
12-18
(increased)
10%
—
Co.,
11-25
12-15
11-12
11- 6
11-27
15c
$1.50
$1.12y2
Chemical
11-21
11-27
20c
16V4c
(quar.)
&
+5C
;
preferred
1
&
preferred
4y4%
11-13
,
Construction
&
-50c
:_"IZ
Ltd.
Co.
12-31
35c
.
preferred
(quar.)a_
preferred (quar.)__—
Bemis
11-13
1
(quar.)
Common
50c
(quar.)_
& Co.,
&
11-20
11-20
$20c
1ZZI
Guarantee Co.
Inc., class
Heminway
lc
50c
Extra
W'ilson
12-10
U-30
Products—
preferred
2nd
Williams
12-
1
12-
$4 preferred (quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
15c
Ltd.___
(quar.)—
12-23
i
Common
i5C
'
(George), Ltd., class A
11-18
12-
common
H-l6
11-3010-31
10c
2
3c
Nepheline,
25c
(increased quar.)
preferred
Weston
Potash
11-20
7%
Co., Ltd
(stock dividend);
Chemical
Common
Pipe
American
11-20
Mining
Corp.
News
1
—
Gold
American
1
______
Welkom
American
12-
,
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Extra
11-23
12-
(quar.)
'
..Weqden
12-12
50c
class A___
,—.—,___
Extra
75c
___
&
12-10
40c
Co.
11-23
$1.37%
(quar.)
50c
Waddell
11-25
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
12-12
12-14
(quar.)
Railway (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph
12-10
,30c
Quarterly
5
Extra
Virginia
Virginia
11-30
11-25
12y2c
(quar.)
11-16
1
l
(incr.-quar.)—_
Ltd.
1
12-
4%
4%
Maize-Products Co.—
11-20
l-
(Canada)
%
12-
Common
'
&
preferred
1
12-
17 %c
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., cpmmon
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc.
12-15
Illinois—
of
4
4
'
.
5c
dividend
"Belknap
6
^12-10
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
62%c
(increased)
common
11-
30c
Foundry—
(initial)-—
American
U.
11-27
25c
American Metal Climax,
11-17
$0,049
11-12.
_____
Co.
11-
12-
-
3%
:
Extra
12-. 4
:
(quar.)__,
Machine
common
30c
Gypsum Co.,
5%
New
*.
12-10
12-18
(monthly).,
Corp.
11-30
I
Mortgage
Belding Manufacturing
Bell
(quar.)
preferred
American
investment
securities
7%
Investment
Common
514%
Science
&
Mills,
4%%
12-18 -12- 4
25c
Hospital Supply (quar.)
Ice Co., 6%
preferred____,_______
American
11-27
12-12
'
t
30c
___;
—
11-16
$1.50 1-15-60
(increased)-—_.—_—
preferred (quar.)
(A, S.) Shoe Corp.,
Belding
4
2%
(increased)
Corp.
Products
—_
American
50c
(quar.)
45c
12-
5%
Beck
5
,
,l-8v
,
75c
1
1
12-18
$5
(quar.)
Sons
Power
Stock
10-23
yl2-ll
35c
(quar.)
(reduced
Power
12-
.
(quar.)_____:
B
Beaunit
10-27
_
2-1
—_______________
Foreign
12-10
investments
on
investment
Corp.
from net
from
&
10c
;
Show
&
Controls,
Bathurst
->
11-16
12-15
(stock
(quar.)
American
1
American
from
Elastic
5c
B
12-15
11-2.0
62y2c
________
11-16
25c
_
••
11-30.%-
yl- 4
37%c
dividend)
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
50c
_
(quar.)—
5c
1—
Radio
(J.)
Bond
Class
-11-30
50c
(quar.)
Greetings Corp., class A
11-10
split
Class'A (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
Bearings, Inc. (Del.) (quar.)
^
♦
25c
-,'i
—
Quarterly
25c
______
Funds—
United
U.
-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
*■„' 3%c
;
(quar.)
com.
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Dryer Corp.
12-15
12-15
.
.
1*
.
Power
Corp.
American Fire &
—
11-19
Corp.—
United
S.
12-10
20c
Cable
3%
Co.
from net realized
and
U.
12-31 7-12-li
American
American
dividend
United
4
_______
_____
Carbon
Stock
12-
$1.62y2
Year-end
Circuit—
Carton
&
12-11
Electric
Enka
4
quar.).;az10c %
50c
(quar.)
—
United
.
Corp.
Theatre
preferred
United
(initial
Corp.
United
12*
12-
12-j 1
3-12- 1
Inc.—
(quar.)
American
11-18
12-11
30c
:
11-28
30c
12-11
'
(quar.)
&
12-11-
:
Corp.,
preferred
.12-11-
(quar.)
Shares,
•
11-30
from
two-for-one
a
Oil Corp. (Stock
dividend
Stock
Barry
•:'
2%c
(Out of investment income)
American
10c
(quar.)__
lc
shares
common
Barber-Ellis
Barber
;•
vil-13.-
Co.—
(quar.i
Business
10-19
•
20c
Rubber
American
_
Corp.
1
83/ic
American
R
A
Union
12-
(quar.)
Biltrite
Amerlcan
share
one
60c
^
.-»
20b
(quar.)—a—,
'
1
Electric—
America
11-13
-
preferred
6%;
approved
Building & Equipment
11-13
1
-
12-15
—
dividend
Baltimore
•
12-15
1
12-1
12-
___4
preferred
1-26
(one
___________
1-
,
lOc
J
- '
.
1-26
held)—
(quar.)
the
of
Stock
11-10
87J,2c
1
1-15
25c
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
■'
Bankers
25c
,
^
\
&
Gas
Bancroft
.11-30
A
12-
Co.
Piano.
11-20
Bankers Insurance Co. ol Florida—
12-31
7%c
Tyer Rubber Co., common (quar.)—_—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)________—
U
\
Bakeries
12-23
held)
(quar.)_,
(approximately
shares
25
each
(quar.)_,___
American
American
(stock dividend)
share
preferred (quar.)
Airlines, common
preferred (quar.)
1-15
11-30
-
5c
income—
Stockholders
5
11-27
3c
______—._—
12-10
30c
$1.25
11-20
12-
-:u
„
(initial)
new,
Fund "A"—
net securities profits &
Properties, Inc. (Minn.)
preferred (annual)
1-1-60
.
4
12-10-11-25
■ preferred (quar.)______——131 V4c
5%% preferred (quar.)_^
J35%c
$5
-
'■
'
5%
.
11-13
.
•">'
:—i
Baker
J56c
3y2%
11-25
A
' $25c
.V
4
12-15
60c
Ayshire Collieries (quar. )a_i___a—___aa___'
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
.
10-26
10-26
.
11-
12-11
.12-15
25C
.
__—
(initial)—
investment
,
-30c
(increased quar.) ..'u^aa__
American
11-25
15c
Jersey
dividend
for
11-27
12-15
50c
—
class B
and
11-20
12-15
6%
Pipe Line Co
Corp. of America—
(quar.)
A
share
12-21
12-15
12-22
11-13
12-
4
25c
Steel
from
24c
93%c
Aggregates Corp.—
Common
5%
4,
12-10
tl2r/2c
11-
10-30
12-10,
12-10
(quar.)
4
12-11
50c
11-
-11-16
3lVzc
—
com.
12-27
* 11-
12-1
11-20
11-25
1-15
12-11
50c
—
10-30
12-15
12-11
,
$1-
—a_.,_
2%
American
Oil
Mountain
Transportation
American
of America—
(stock dividend)
(annual)
Common
11-20
10c
—
Corp.
Preferred
Trans
12-15
'
»
11-20
Extra
11-25
' 1-1-25"'.
•
5
50c
7
Axe-Houghton
Tl-16
12-23
.
-
12-
27J/2c
Products, Inc.—
3f)j> non-voting non-cum preferred,--!—-
11-25
—
first preferred (quar.)
second preferred (quar.)
2%
—
___.
Townsend
12-15
j.
1
12-;
■
$1.02
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
35c
—-—
King Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Roofing, Inc.
Extra
12-31
12-
12-23 *
3
2
12-31
(quar.)__
(quar-. 1
Plastics
22,/2c
37y2c
preferred
15c
dividend
Stock
Thermo
_
(annual)
Co.
Ranch
40c
$1
(increasedi__~
Inc.
25c
12-
1-20
75c
4y2%
Talcott
12-28'
25c
1
11-
Ayc^jCorp,;. -(jfltuard%-j-—__—___________,lOc_<y
12- 4
(quar.)——___—
Mfg., common (quar.)___?"
12-
Avon ." Products
' ~
,11-18
(quar.) ,—.—30c
11-16
1-1
-
(Tulsa i-Mquar.):__-___
Insurance
11-13
12-15
50c
Powder
25c
$3.75
4%
fll-lO
11-25:,„ 11-10
^
,
$4
11-17
Atomic Development Mutual Fund_Jv_.—___
;
11-13
'
$1
(.quar.)—.—
coin,
11-27
;4l-17,Z .10-393
--
RR.,
Alias
Aurora
1
12-10. 112- i
„
30c
$2
(quar.)a___
Atlas
Automatic
1
*
17^0 4
'
—
10-30
1212-
—
Refining (quar.)
5% preferred
11-13
10-30
,
(initial*_______
new
Co.°"(Conn.)
Corp.,
Life
10-30
10-30
1
,35c
'
__________
11-15
-
25c
.
Aluminum
6
Atla;i
11-16
(s-a)_a__^-._C__ /%;,•»• 50c;
Corp., common
dividend
Stock
12-15
2
$3c
Gold Mines
Registered (s-a)
Sylvanite
1
1-
Extra
Atlantic
2
RR
Point
Line
1
12-
Inc.—
Electriev
Coast
12-
12-1
55c
$1.31 >/4
.a
Line
-
11-20
40c
(quar.)
:—
%12-10
25c.'
preferred (quar.) _—___la
Food Markets, com. (quar.) __i_
preferred (quar.)_
Portland Cement Co. (quar,)—
Aluminium,
1-
$3c
City
Coast
90c
Extra
1
11c
—
—
Atlantic
12-1
40c
,'Ut15?
1
12-31
•
West
&
35c
.
Beta
Alpha
(quar.)
(initial)
Co.
$25c
(quar.)
,12-
10c
preferred
Alpha
6%
-
Atlanta
«
-
5%'
A
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
•
Atlantic
11-
.,12- 1
75c
Extra
4%
2
11-16
>
(quar.)____
6
10-31
...
(quar.)—
12-17
.
25c
.
4.08%
45c
:
12-11
'Extra
16c
(quar.)——-1——
Co.
12-11
1-
$1.25
class A
common
Laboratoriesy Inc.
1
$0,648
Lloyds, Ltd..—
depositary receipts ordinary——
&
'
Storer
1- 2
:___
:
(quar.)__^_
Allis-Chahners
11-18
12-
Co.
Allied Stores
1
10c
Atlantic
A
11-16
1- 4
(quar.), W.S'V/T
preferred
Kid
.
11-18
1
12- 4
<quar.)__
Allied
1
12-
12-15
12-
12-24
Class
r
11-16
56J/4c
5
-
•
8%c
'
common
11-
•
(quar„)___^_____—.—__
Extra
(increased quar.)____
Allied
9
12-
12-15
10c
45c
Cement,
Co.
Control
r:6,/4%
11-27
1-15
Portland
Chemicals Corp.
Allied Finance Co.,
11-30
8c
12-. 4
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway, com. j,,
6%
preferred (quar.)__
Algoma St?el, Ltd.
(quar.)-______Z_2___-__
11-16
$30c
12-24
—__—
11-23
12-10
5c
$1.05
40c
$1.15
Allied
12-
11-18
•
11-
_____
Truck Lines,
Associated
11-18
(quar.)
Great Southern RR.
Allentown
2
11-
'
and class
com.
preferred
11- 6
12-15
—
—
on
12- 1
>
•.
.
common
(quar.)
35c
93%c
Spring Corp. (quar.),.—:
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., coin.
$4 participating class A (quar.)—
:—$l,37'/2
ordinary (s-a)
$4
common
preferred A (quaiv)—
of Rec.
12- 4
Associated
12- 5
12- 1
$4
$1.05
'
5.25%
.
12- 5
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—
Albany & Vermont RR.
4
12-
Corp.,
11-18 5"
10-30
(s-a)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% preferred (quar.)
11-20
12-20
Gas
10-23
12-1
partic. preferred
Allied
________
Steinbergs, Ltd.,.class A„—
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
6%
11-20
93c
(quar.)——a-a,—a,-.
Ltd., class A (s-a)_
Class
B
(quar.)—
State
Fuel Supply
(extra)
$5.50
Alabama
11-20
2%
(year-end)—
Steel
Pressed
12-.7
12-, 7
25c
—^—
fitanfield's
Alabama
1
Holders
Payable
75c
<quar.)__—._
(quar.)__;
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
-
.
! 12-15
______—
1
12-15
A
Stock dividend
•
,
Agnew-Surpasc
1
$1.25
$1.26%
Co., class A (quar.)
—
(quar.)„<
—————
Standard
-
7Vac
Water,
Class
11-30
Special
distribution
from
net
security
profits payable in cash or stock—36c
Shoe Stores Ltd. (increased)
tl8c
Air Reduction Co., common (quar.)
62'/2c
4.50% preferred 1951 series (quar.)
$1.12V2
28c
Artesian
ll-16v
11-12
Inc.—
6
-
.
.
Aetna
Fund,
preferred
Aro
Equipment Corp.,, v
v
4y2%
preferred
(quar.)
11-13
r,
Stockholders
approved a two-for-one split
plus a 32V'ir/o stock dividend-,—
Securities, class A (quar.)—________
11-
12-1
v
When
Share
-
..
convertible
35c
11-27
11-20
16c
10c
1
—-r-—
(Ky.)
—_________—
-
$1.12%
(quar.)—.
Co.
Fund
12-
50c
Oil
11-16
11-12
Accident Insurancfcy/Detroit)—
B
11-30
11-12
Quarterly
/Glass
10c
1
Standard .Milling
Standard
11-16
1
35C;
,
12-15
*
Advisers
$1.06%
—
(quar.)—.—ji...——
preferred (quar.)—,-f----Springfield Fire
&
Marine Insurance Co.
(Mass.),
common
(quar.)-,—
$6.50 preferred
(quar.)——-—--Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common (quar.) —
-
4%
12-
—
preferred
Standard
11-10
12-
-~—
(quar.)
common
—
11-28
12-11
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.—______
Aetna Life Insurance Co.—
r'
1
r
Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred
(quar.jArnold Alte'x Aluminum Co.—
30c
40c
,
■
t
(quar.)_____—_4__-L____
Corp.
Armstrong
.
11-15
—a
11-20
*
Steel
Armco
11-30
(increased
quar.)_
:
com.
(stock dividend)
Per
" Name of Company
\
11-10
•
7'/ic
;
—
(quar,)
Co.
'.'11-25
.
26 Ac
---
(quar.)
.———
(quar.)———
——
dividend
A
25c
preferred
preferred
_____
class
11-25
4
—
preferred (quar.).——-—•
4%%'
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)—
Stock,
Corp.,
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
5c
25c
4%%>
preferred
Wire
^
—
Homes, Inc.,
Increased
annually——
11-30
75c
:
(quar.)
Admiral
8
32V2C
preferred (quar.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)—.
$3.75
1-
1-15
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.tConstruction
&
Acme Steel Co.
11-20
1
12-
15c
(initial)-
4%
5%
Common
Acme
Plywood & Lumber (stk, dividend)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.———
Southern California Water Co., com. (incr.)
4% %
Missile
11-25
Seaboard
•5.05'A
5.35%
Acme
class A
(quar.)___—_
—
& Marine Insurance (incr.)
Fire
Southern
1
12-
15c
(quar.)__—
Co.
Marine
&
Inc.,.
Seaboard
(quar. %
common
preferred
St.
Scripto,
Industries
12-15
-----
convertible
5%
Acme
12-15
Share
Name of Company
1
5c
(quar.)
common
A
(quar.)
Marie Reid,
Rose
of Rec.
12-
When
Fer
Holders
Payable
3c
Company,
C.)
When
Share
of Company
.
.
—
8IY2C
$1
$1.05
$1.12V'2
12- 4
1J-13
12- 1
xl- 2
12-1
li-%2
12- 1
11-2
12-1 "11- '2
12- 1
11- 2
Volume 190
Number 5899
-
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
;
.
(2045)
Per
Name <Sf Company
^
"
Eurlingfon Steel Co., Ltd. (quar,
Burndy Corp, (quar.)
Burnham
Corp.,
common
6% preferred (s-a)
Burrard Dry Dock,
Burry
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.__L.__
5%
M.)
Co.
32c'
Co.
2
11-16
11-
12-1
11-12
Ltd.;
;
Consolidated
11-30
11-13
Consolidated
Electronics
Consolidated
Freightways
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-
25c
12-15
12-
4
2%
12-15
12-
4
4 %'
12-20
12-10
10c
12-20
_i£
12-15
12-
(guar.)
1
~
28% c
,
12-15
11-16
J25c
12-
1
12-
7
1
12-
7
11-16
115c
$50c
___
(s-a.)
11-16
^
Canada Safev/ay, Ltd.,
Canada
pfcT
4.40%
10-31
12-15
■$87%C
187 y2c
4-1-60
3-
4-1-60
3-
1-
1
Cook
12-
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—;
5%
preference
r
(quar.)
Canada- Vinegars,
-
Extra
Year-end
Ltd.
131 %c
1-
2
12-
130c
12-
1
11-13
120c
22222
(quar.)
12-
1
11-13
1-
2
12-1
___
Canadian Canners,
Ltd., 75c class A (quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel
Co., common________
60c preferred,
(quar.)
L
118%c
150c
115c
,
,
Canadian Fund,
Inc. (1959 year-end of~15c
investment Income plus a capital
gains distribution of 50c
payable in cash
or
stock)
Canadian Ice Machine Co,
from
12-
11-13
12-
(guar.
y.""".•
Tniernationfil
"ltd.,
Investment
Trust,-.
-(quar.) L____L___L__LL__,
common
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.,
■5% - preferred, (quar.)
4%; preferred
6% %
8%
pfd.
_i
preferred
11-13
$$2
1-
¥$1.25
- $$1
ll%c
1-
$1.75
pfd.
1-
12-
2
12-
1-2
i_
2
■
12-12
Corp; (Pa.)- <quar.)__l__l___LL__ _V
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co.
;
Carpenter Steel, new com, (initial
quar.)____
10-30
12-10
11-13
*
20c
11-16
5C
11-15
(quar.)
11-
12-
9
9
11-24
12-
12-18
$1.23
12-31
12-18
$1.12%
12-1
11-14
(quar.)
Louisiana Electric—
4.50%
preferred
Central
(quar.)
West Corp.
& South
(quar.)
Vermont Public Service
(quar.)
Central
Century Properties
Cessna
Aircraft
Chain
___________
Belt
Champlin Oil
45c
i
10-23
11-16
10-30
7<Zo
11-16
11-
7c/0
5qc
__
(quar.)
<fe
11-30
27c
40c
11.17
11-
2
11-25-
11-
7
Refining Co.,
$3 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Chance (A. B.) Co.
(quar.)
5
n_2o
10-30
Stock
12-11
11-
10-30
11-13
10-15
11-23
10-23
ioc
12-15
12-
12-30
12-30
12-15
$1.12y2
I-15
12-30
fZZ
(qxiar.}
(quar.),
dividend
30c
no
_
11-16
11-
12-31
2%%
Chicago. Milwaukee, fit. Paul & Pacific RR."
Chicago
New
(quar.)
A
;• •
preferred
Rivet
&
common
-
12-15
L_
:
Cincinnati
Milling Machine,
preferred
Water
of
11-27
1-15
12-24
Pittsburgh
(quar.)"__
com.
(Tenn.j—
,"
Stock
Common
preferred
Colorado
Milling
Columbian
Carbon
,
11-16
12-
1
1-1-60
12-
12-
1
1
12-
7
Credit
Co.
Commonwealth
7
11-16
1-
1
12-15
11-30
11-10
i6c
12-
3
11-16
30c
11-24
10-22
12-31
12-11
6c
20c
12-
1
(monthly]
12-10
12-
1-4-60
3-16
$1.75
7-1-60
5%
20c
40c
15c
10c
12-
12-
1
11-
2
12-21
1-
12-
1
4
11-
*
11-16
112-
9
1
1
1
12-15
12-
(quar.)_!__"
1-15
35c
"12-
11-14
"12-10
11-16
25c
TquarJ
1
60 c
11-16
$1.06%
12-15
1212-
1-
1
1
11-16
11-
2
12-
1
11-
6
25c
12-
1
11-10
70c
12-31
12-
1
20c
12-15
12-
1
20c
(quar.):
12-15
12-
1
11-25
11-12
&
New
(Louisville )-
Quarterly
12-
9
15c
12-
1
30C
11-16
26c
12-
1
11-13
11-27
10-30
11-10
I
11-16
10-27
$1
1-
5
Disney
Mfg.
(Walt)
11-12
11-12
12-
Diversified
(From
Dobbs
—_
$5
,.
-
^
•
~50c
11-16
Corp.
Pepper
shares
(final)
12- 3
Y.)
A
&
1
11-12
12-15
11-16
12-21
12-
1
11-30
11-
2
$1.62
(s-a)_
1-
12 %C
(stock divid.)
3%
.
12-18
1-22
.
.
~
25c"
34c
(quar.)
4
12-22
12-15
12- 1
11-12
,
11-14
12-15
12-
$1.18%
12-
1
11-13
$1.25
12-
1
11-13
30c
12-10
1
11-20
30c
2-
1
1-11
iey4c
1614c
43 %c
—
—
(initial)
12-
5%
(quar.)
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-10
$1.09
12-
1
11-10
50c
———
12-
1
11-16
4c
(quar.)
12-31
10-31
87 %c
—
Pittsburgh RR. gtd.
11-20
30c
preferred
(initial)
12-15
25c*
—__
_____
"
(quar.)
12-11
.
—
—
Phonograph
preferred
3
3c
(N.
Investment Core.
com.
11-10
50c
—__
&
Gas
12-
II-20
15%
—
Assistance Corp.
dividend)
12-18
30c
)
—
12-10
11-30
"
22 %C
12-15
11-27
20c
11-27
11-13
$1.12%
—
12-
1
50c
11-16
11-
2
11-16
11-
2
Gregg
11-27
11-13
11-17
85c
t-4
—
50C.
12-15
—
40c
1-
2
11-27
————
$1
1-
2
11-27
(quar.)—
——
6%
(quar)—,
Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
—
v
7
$60c
12-15
11-13
12-15
12-
30c
1-1-60
1
Life
Insurance
Quarterly.-
12-18
11-27
3%
—
Traders
12-1"
25c
dividend
&
12-
12 %C
——
—
preferred
common
1
Corp.—;
12-18
11-27
12-31
12-15
Co.
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
1
12-
&
Brewing
.Stock
.
2
2
Coe
$3
$3
—
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
Federal
National
11-
Federal
4-1-60
3-15
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—
Paper Board,
3%
—
.
59c
11-16
3
New
4.60%
$1
1-
2
12-15
30c
12-
1
11-13
3
11-
2
12-
3
11-
2
Y.)
2
12-
3
11-
25c
12-
1
11-16
25c
(quar.
Assn
12-
1
11-16
Screw
Works
Corp.
—
$1
dividend)
1
11-16
Capital Fund Inc. (year-end)
(Marshall) see Marshall Field &
Filmways, Inc. (stock dividend)
12-15
12-
12-
e
15c
11-27
11-13
Filtroi
12-15
12-
1
Firestone
25c
12-15
12-
1
4%%
12-
11-20
Corp.
&
Rubber
First Bank Stock
34 %c
1
dividend t
dividend
11-30
10-31
Financial Corp. (stock divid.)
Bank (Jersey City)—
quarter.
First Security Corp. (s-a)
12-15
12-
1
First
3
3%
25c
income)
6C
25c
Stock
1
12-
3
Fishman
11-
9
10-30
4
15c
37 %c
39c
12-
1
11-16
1-4-60
11-19
11-
2
12-21
11-16
1
1
11-20
11- 9
lc
12-18
12- 7
12-16
11-15
5
11-25
11-
11-23
10-21
12-15
11-23
12-
1
11-13
12-
7
11-13
12-
7
11-13
12-11
11-13
%%
$4.50
(M.
2nd
H.j,
A
Growth
Quarterly
of
conv
12-18
12-12
12-
5c
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
17%C
1
;—
1
11-16
$30c
1-1
45c
(quar.i
12-15
12-4
11-20
12-
$1.12%
11-20
12-15
11-20
$1
<quar. )___
2nd pfd. (quar.)
(quar.i
12-15
$1.12%
preferred
series
preferred
Florida
Inc.
12-31
5fr
Fittings Ltd., Class A (s-a)
Flintkote
Co.,
common
11-16
12-
85c
1
dividend
1-
1
11-16
31%c
80c
••
11-20
—
(quar.)
Co.
12-
$4
^(quar.)
Southern
1
12-
11-30
12-
11-30
National
Increased
1-
11-25
12-15
12-15
183/4C
2%%
Charter
12-15
Inc.—
10-31
45c
12-15
10c
(quar.)
11-25
11-16
12%c
Corp. (increased quar.)
12-28
3%
1
12-10
12-22
$1.12%
12-28
10'v
1-2-60
Co.—
(quar.)
70c
First
3
25c
10c
Extra
First
—
2
3%
50c
quar.)_
11-
1
Co.
(quar.)
Tire
preferred
12-
45c
Field
25c
11-16
lc
—
(stock
Fidelity
62 %c
11-
11-30
5%
(monthly)
Petroleum
11-16
25c
(initial)—.
Monthly
Felmont
30C
28%C
(increased)
Sign & Signal, new cpm.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Federated
(monthly)
(quar.)
Federal
40c
Mortgage
preferred
Federal
12-
.25c
,
23C
(initial)
common
34%c
35c
—
40c
—
(quar.);
(q^uar.)
Co.
12-18
50c
12 %c
—
Dodge Mfg. Corp'., common
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
11-21
11-12
60c
; $0.00625
(quar.)__
investment
net
Houses
12-
12-
,'
(quar.)___
Fund,
11-21^
$1.25
Storage
Farmers
9-30
11-
25c
-
•
(stock
Investment
11-12
$1.21875
—
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5'/a % preferred
Fedders Corp.
(quar.)_.
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co. (quar.)
Federal Insurance-Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Divco-Wayne
11-12'
1
12-
Fansteel
s
,
—
Productions
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
•
America—
(stock
Laboratories
11-16
11-27
$1.42
(quar.).._
1st
Falstaff
.
12-15
to
;
Clay
Diketan
12-15
12-18
$1.60
1st-preferred
Forms
-
$2
(initial
common
Dickey
Dr.
5c
—_—,
7%c
—
——
Extra
11-16'
+25c
11-12
Fairmont Foods, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Bridge (s-a)
Fair Lanes, class A (initial-quar.)
5
(quar.)—™
of
3
10-16
11-10
11-12,
Faircliild Camera &. Instrument—
V New common : (initial)
4
preferred (quar.)
Raynolds, Inc.—
•
Devoe
Corp.
12-15
.
4
1-
conv.
Stock
(quar.)
1
12-
1
$1.25
$37 %c
11~
12-
90c conv. preferred 1957 series
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.) 1
11-27
Corp.—
Corp.
11-25
$1.41 V*
Class
11-37
1-15
'
Steel
11-16
45c
(quaiv)_-—d___^_-:_
Erie Resistor Corp.—
1
1-
—
com.
(N.
II-16
'$10c
.
3-15,
preferred
Erie
1
12-15
12-15
(quar.);
Co.
55c
1
3-15
12-15
1st
68%
4.36%
1
50c
(quar.)
Supply
Development
10-20
?15c
common
1
,
$1.02 y2
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Erdman, Smock, Hosley & Reed-
11-20
12-
93%c
Inc. (12c from net
plus 47c from realized
in cash or stock)
A
4-
25c
12-15
12-
Equitable
8
Fund,
class
1 i
12-
Ennis Business
yll-20
1
——
(quar.)
Extra
1-15
1
Mfg.,
1
1
I-
32 %c
(quar.)——
Empire State Oil (annual)-—
Special
12-15
12-
75c
-
income
1-4-
25c
12-
5%
12-15
12-18
15c
1st preferred
(s-a)
Denver Union Stock Yard Co._
Desilu Productions, Inc. (quar.)i-
12-18
22-
Income
11-13 1
7%c
(quar.)
—L
debenture
Detroit
Common
II-10
11-13
12-15
7%c
—
—_—.-
(quar.)__
Empire District Electric Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)..
5
11-23
25c
—.
Denver Tramway
$2.50 to $3.50
11-16
1-
(quar.)
1
12-15
2%
—-—
_____
Emery Industries
9-18
11-20
11-30
$1.12%
12y2c
______
Extra
1
12-22
6%C
common
12-
25c
*
-
'$1.34
Emerson Radio &
6-18
$1.75 9-29-60
(quar.)—
B
Voting
$8
.
*
Williamsport RR. Co., pfd.
-Emco, Ltd. (quar.).
12-18
4-1-60
-
;;
Dentists'
$1.50
:
.
Elmira
12-18
$1.75
(quar.-)*-^—-
A
12-31
$1.06Vi
Electronics
11-17
$1.12%
class
11-30
I-19
Co.—
—.$1.37%
(Stock
11-25
1
$1.75
-
dividend
Corp.,
12-15
$1.50
6
(quar.)—
Electronic
'
—
1
$1.12%
Commonwealth Stock Fund
I
12-10
12-
1-4-60
10c
(quar.)______
Ltd.—
-Company
Detlnison'
10-30
12-22
~
(quar.)
Insurance
11-10
25c
security profits payable
Delaware RR. (s-are__
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
11-20
20c
7 %c
f
Life
&
11-
•
Water
^
5
11-20
II-16
$Si:75
(accum.)__
(s-a)
Battery (quar.),
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)___—
Electrolux Corp.
(quar.)—:
11- 9
V 28c
;
equal
I-
12-10
20c
(quar.)___
Amer.
10-16
1
2
$9
investment
11-16
12-
63c
(quar.)
com.
•
Class'
11-10
87 %c
87V2c
Shearing & Stamping Co. (quar.)
Extra
11-16
12-
—
payment of 5 shillings
approximately 643/4c__—
•
12-15 '
1-30
preferred'
Electric
11-16
'12-
2%
Extra
11-10
12-
13c
Commercial
1
12-15
'
150c
common
Delaware
50c
Corp., S4.25 pfd.
Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)
Commercial
11-13:
10%
Deerfield; Glassine
4
5c
class A
12-
Beers Consolidated Mines,
Deere
11-10
87 %c
(quar.)
Combined Locks Paper,
11-23
11-16
...
*
Co.
Year-end
i—
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.)
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
3
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
11-27 '■
12-31
55c
2nd preferred (quar.)_.
$4.87Vi: 2nd preferred (quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
7
12-14
50c
(quar.)
Intei-im
12-18
3%
Pictures
Combined
1212-
——
Co.
12-15
50c
14c
l
11-27
,
.4%
.
-
Door
11-20
'
3i%c
(s-a)__
preferred
•
12-18
12-15
(quar.)
Metallic
1-15
3%
11-13
1st
6.40%
11-18
12-31,
40c
quar.)
11-20
11-20 '
lsc
*5
'
12%c
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)
Daystrom. Inc. (quar.)
►.Dayton & Michigan RR. Co.—
11-16
6%c
Co.
Columbia
1
6%c
Gas Svstem
12-4
'30c
—
I-15
—
5.50%
11-18
40c
:
(initial)
preferred A (quar.)
Davidson' Bros., Inc.
s.—
*
:
(quar.)
& Elevator
Columbia
1
1-1-60
(quar.)
Co.,
4
12-22
$1.60 prior pfd.'(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dejur-Amsco
(monthly)
(monthly)
Common
4'/2%
1212-
$1.50
•
Power
12-
12-
8%
—.
>12-10
>5.36%
12-18
12-15
dividend
prior
New
Gas
11-16
II-25
25c
_______
(quar.)
Natural
7
40c
-
—
12-
•
5.65%
1
12-
12-11
$1.12%
dividend
Colorado Central
Paso
11-25
15c
>
4.10%/-1st preferred .-(quar.)_——
4.-25%', 1st preferred (quar.)
*
9
1-
10c
'
„
(quar.)
Collings & Aikman Corp. (quar.)
;
Colonial Corp. of America
(initial)___
Stone
11-10
12-24
11-19
12-30
$1.25
preferred
&
El
11-25
11-20
—
preferred
Stock
Bottling (Cinn.)
(quar.)
Colonial Acceptance
Corp., class A_
Cochenour Willans Geld
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)-__
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.)
Sand
12-14
40c
.
(year-end)
dividend
Colonial
11-30
50c
De
Coca-Cola
$3.50
10-30
II-25
4
•
dividend;-
3-"4%
11-20
30c
Corp.
Stock
1
$1
guaranteed (quar.)
guaranteed
12-
25c
RR.—
special
7%
29c
1
1-
12-16
11-14
...
12-
20c
.
6
quarterly
_L_T1
Chattanooga
4%
Clopr.y
12-15
35c
!
a
preferred (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co.—•
4%% preferred (quar.)
&
25c
I
5%
Cleveland
11-
L.
(quar.)
Co.
12-14
Curtiss-Wright COrp., class A (quar.)—
11-27
11-25
.12 %C
1
4%
12-17
$1.25
Cab
basis)
3c
25c
12-18
•
2%
.
■
—
35c
11-30
Interurban
(quar.)
12-21
12-15
12-10
dividend_u__
preferred
preferred
1 $1
I- 2
$1.34
(quar.)- ________
Eastern
Utilities Association • (quar.)
Easy Washing Machine,-Ltd. (quar »
C;—
Eaton. Manufacturing
Co., new com. (initial)
-Eddy (Paper) Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
" $1 class A (quar.)——
12-14
3c
Dahistrora
-
*
(quar.)__:
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
CincinEati
Enquirer (now on
City
37yPc
"
~
quar.T-
:
Chicag6~~Yellow
11-25
Candy Co., common (year-end)—__
1st pfd. (This payment clears ar¬
%%
$4
5
'
Machine—
(initial
12-10
$1
T
Dana Corp.—-
/
(quar.t
—~^^?,xtra
75c
9
Faber
dividend
Common
11-
preferred
11- 5
10c
7%- pfd.
RR.
&
Eastern Racing Assn.
Common (quar.)
11-25.
Curtis Publishing,
12-10
1-6-60
Chicago Great; Western Ry.—
Stock
4
6%
Stock
i
11-25
12-10
rears) '
12-15
—
preferred
Series
Curtiss
1
i5c
12-
Power,
Louis
11-26
*
12-15
50c
$1.75
—
Koptenay
2
1-15
40c
Eastern Air Lines;(quar.)__—
11-16
12-10
dividend
preferred
4»:s%
-
(stock
(quar.)
■
Stock
$1
12-
31%C
4preferred (quar.)
Cuno
Engineering, common
4
11-30
11-16
11-16
—
(quar.)
Extra
60c
(extra)
Chesapeake Corp/ of, Virginia
Stock
11-25
15c
Extra
4y2%
11-13
5%
Chemway Corp. (s-a)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—1
Common
1
12-10
5c
Of Boston (from invest,
inc.)
Manhattan Bank
(N.Y.)
(quar.)
Products (stock dividend)
12-
65c
Chemical
11-16
12-
93 %C
preferred (quar.)
Press, Inc. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curlee
Clothing, common (increased)
7i/2C
Ry
12-
(quar.)__;_
Cuneo
75c
Fund
Chase
preferred
preferred
30c
Carolina
12-
50c
7%
1
•
-
Channmg Corp. (quar.)
Charlestown & Western
Chase
.
St.
1
1-
50c
>
—_
Eason Oil
'
11-13
12-
15c
(quar.)
1
Pennsylvania
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd.
Cuban-American Sugar, common
7% preferred (quar.)
i
East
62V2C
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. ~(s-a)—
Crum & Forster (extra)
5%
(stock dividend)__
Co.
Co.
-
11-20
tlOc
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc., $2 pfd!' (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.l.
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.) —
12-18
..East
12-10
East
(quar.)
Publishing
Crov/ley Milk Co. (initial)
11-20
11-20
.
(Boston).
12-21
4.92^ preferred
Central
,
Co.
12-30
12-10
11-13
4
5c
25c
12-31
11-13
11-30
11-16
15c
•
11-16
1
35c
-
Eagle Food Centers %
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
11-30
1
12-
(quar.)—,
Inc.
dividend
15C
(quar.)
$15c
12-31
Stock
-
12-
5%.
Insurance
Sons
40c
A. (quar.)
Crowell-Collier
$1
11-13
11-
11-16
44c
11-30
25c
&
12-
75C
5% conv* pfd. series, 1956 (quar.
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pfd.
11- 9
12-1
$1.06%
11-10
12-
$1.12y2
_
1
H.)
(quar.)„—
Du'ro-Test' Corp., common
11-20
12-
H.)
12- 1
»5c
Durion Co., Inc.
11-13
*60c
pfd. (quar.)
A'ln'r" l)re£errpd (quar.)
11-13
12-
&
75c
Cronipton & Knowles (increased)
11-30
1
t60c
11-13
12-10
12-15
3114 c
Crane Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)
Crescent Petroleum, com. (stock dividend)
5%: preferred
1
12-
12V'2C
Ltd. (annual)_L___
Georgia Ry. Co., corn. (quar.)___
Illinois Public Service, common™-.
preferred (quar.)
4%
,
W.
I- 2
1-2-60
International, Inc. (stock dividend)
Duque.sne Brewing-Co. of Pittsburgh (quar.)
11-20
It.
12-
JS 1.50
11-13
i
12-15
>
$10c
11-13
of
Bradstreet,
1
dividend
Craftman
,
&
(J.
Dun
s-a)__—
preferred
11-16
2-1-60
$25c
Dunhill
12-10
..
12-15
J15C
(quar.)
——.—
—
Diilany
$1
...
10-29
11-16
—
1
100%
,
11-16
11-30
3iy4c
com.
(quar.)______
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
1
■
(quar.)
$60c
(increased-quar.)
prrferred
12-
s-a)______
Corp.—
Reynolds
(G.
5
11-13
$62y2c
Dravo Corp., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.) ______————
Duke Power Co., Common
12-
35c
.
1
Central
>
Corson
1
3-31
11-30
Ltd.-
——
flOc
(increased
&
Co.
12-15
93%c
;
noc
_______
Chemical
12-15
45c
.
*44C 4-15-60
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)_.
20c
!__■
11-30
Central
5.36%
11-20
(quar.)"
12-31
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Stores,
25c
(quar.)
11-30
___
Castle-Tretheway Mines,
7%
11-
12-
75c
(increased
B
Stock
11-24
12_
40c
J
•
2
30c
_________
(quar.)___
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4%%
11-13
11-25
;
,60c
(quar.)
preferred
II-27
25c
•
(Chicago)
56 %c
Pr®'eiTed
4.80(0
12- 4
30c
;
dividend
*$1
■
10-30
(
45c
Extra
Carrier Corp., common
1-2-60
$1
10-30
(increased quar.)-.—_———.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
;
11-25
Common
6%
Dow
■
.
1
$43c 1-15-60
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Industries, Ltd—*
12- 4
;
_—/.—_____
A
Class
Corroon
Dover
1
1-2-60
¥.
"
*
Dorsey
11-
11-10
iar
$52
Class
10-30
11-12
1
10-30
(quar.)
,
12-12
11-16
40c
Carlisle
2
11-16
j$i.06
(qimr.)__-__'_____'__-_4._j
Carborundum .Company/ (quar.)___
at
1
12-
10-23
Cornell
2
„$$1.25
(quar.)___
preferred
i
:•
12-
$1.13/
s
11-13
$20c
Donohue
11-30
per share plus this dividend)—
Paper Board Products (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
:
<
Corby (H.), Distillery, Ltd.—
; •
2;
12-
2
10-15
11-20
6.%-
••
11-16
4
1
$$1.25
s-a)___'
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Ltd.,
$1 preference (quar.)__
1
11-25
12-
12-
11-16
Industries,
(initial
preferred
1-2-60
!
common
—;
5%
Dominion
" t)5c
.
preferred (quar.)
!___
5%'"pfd! (entire issue called for redemption
.«•
at $52.50 per share plus this dividend)
<
6% pfd, (entire issue called fpr redemption
;
11-13
12r
__LL_L_*J
'
5%
:
1
11^16
t37%c
(quar.)
Extra
common
$1.12 y2
—
.
"
12-
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
12-16.
$15c
:L™_L_______
(quar.)
Canadian Utilities, Ltd.,
>',
1-
J $$1,25
preferred
4'/2',fc
420c
11-16
(quar.)__
6%- pref.. (quar.)—:
Copper Range (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
-11-18
.
1
12-
50c
,
65c
5%; preferred,,(quar.)_^i_____
7%
i;
-
12-31
com___L__ % " tlOc
Ltd.,
A
Canadian
'
1-15
Common
1
Extra
__________
;
12-
12-
'
12-15
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
Dominion Glass, Ltd., extra—
Dominion-Scottish Investments
11-16
30c
-
net
Class
;
12-15
7
$12c
$3
preferred
(quar.)
Cooper Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland ; Refrigeration "Corp. (quar.)_,
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.—
1
•
.
12-
.
—
11-30
12-
non-cumulative
New
12-15
,
Varnish,
1
12-15
52 %c
;
Paint .&
I-
6
12-31
(quar.)
Continental Copper'& Steel Industries—
5'/c
preferred (quar.)
'
1S1.10
25c
11-30
25c
5%
non-cumulative
Dominion Electrohome
11-27
30c
(increased)
Extra
dividend
11-
"22V2c
/_
Stock
(quar.)_L
(initial)
(quar.)
common
11-16
12-15
20c
preferred
preferred
Co.,
1
12-15
10c
25c
si
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Dairies,
| Ltd.,
.
70c
10c
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
>
__
Corp.
U
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Dominion &
5%
($3.75
11-13
,
Laundries
Continental'Can
11-13
129 y4c
l
tl2c
12-
10%
Extra
10-31
12-15
_
12-15'
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
11-10
1-
'
-Ltd'.,' common cquarr)____i_
4%% preference (quar.)
;
' -j' '•
*'•
Canada
Packers, Ltd.—••:•••• •:
Class A (s-a)
_J_
$50o
Container
.11-20
1
1-
:
11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$4.52
(quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Consumers Water Co. (Maine)
10-30
12-21
$15c
(quar.)__
1
:
$4.50
1
25c
(quar.>_
12-
1
Consumers Power CO., common
,10-23
11-36
$32 %c
$15c
•
12-
$1.06 %
common
A
1
12-
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
60c parties class
Canada Malting,
12-
12-15
L__'
20c
(quar.)
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
12- .1
12-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
12-15
27c
.
11-16
.
Industries
dividend
Extra
1
27%c
,
1
Edison
Consolidated
Utilities•:
12-
Monthly
Monthly
10-31
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
;
Consolidated Textile Mills, Inc., 5'fo pfd. (s-a)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
12-10
45c
_
Stock
12-18
20c
When
Share
9
Dominguez Oil Fields—
10-31
L
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
5
12-30
11-16
11-16
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Electrodynamics, (quar.)
6
Per
Name of Company
10-28
35c
Corp., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto)
(quar »_
Consolidated
Discovery Yellow-knife
Mines,
1
20c
common (quar.)
•'
$1.30 preference
(quar.)L
L__L_"
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Dry Corp.,; common
(quar.)_
b
11-
31%c
Mills
7
11-16
$1.37%
—
12-
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
12-
31V4C
(increased-quar.)
Foils,
11-16
Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.;
California Packing Corp.
Canada Cement Co.,
Ltd.,
Class
Cone
(Del.)—
preferred (quar*)
5.40% preferred-(quar.)
5% preferred (guar.)
,
5'/2%
15c
:
Ys%
Canada
11-20
45c
_i
&
California-Pacific
conv.
Concord Natural Gas
12-11
10c
Stock dividend
California Liquid Gas (stock
dividend)
New common (initial)
5%
12-11-
1
35c
"
_L_„
._l_______
(extra)
M.)
preferred
Common
1-
When
Share
Compo Shoe Machinery, com. (increased)
5% preferred (quar.)___.
i
6
12-15
$llc
California Electric Power (quar.)______^
California Ink (quar.) _:
5
11-
12-22
,
$1.50
___
Buildings
(H.
"
-
Terminal Co
Butler Bros, (quar.)
Byllesby
25c
1
-
$1.25 conv. pre.erred
Bush Terminal
(A.
11-17
Per
Name of Company
12-11
,
Bush
Byers
1-2-60
15c
Ltd., class A (quar.)_~__
Corp.—
Biscuit
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
•
..
When
12-15
11-20
Fund—
5c
from
net
investment
Inc
plus 20c from realized security profits—
25c
11-20
10-30
10
(2046)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
Florida
Flying
When
Holders
Share
of Company
Telephone Corp., class A (quar.)
Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. (s-&)
■Payable
of Rec.
25c
_—
.
12-21
25c
12-15
10-jo
Mart,
Ltd",
Motor,
Foremost
«—
(interim)——
Co.
(quar.)
1-2-60
12-15
12-
12-
(quar.)—
1-15
30c
12-
15c
Mfg.
1
$1.25
;
12-
1
—
(quar.)_J
'
Harbison-Walker
«
Harris
67"
preferred
(A.)
Harsh aw
,
7
Refractories
Hart, Sehaffner & Marx
Electric
11-15
57"
preferred A
Mining Co.
Heli-Coil
12-
Helmerich & Payne
1
Corp.
~$1
12-
11-13
1
Common
50c
Royal Dutch Airlines
Kaiser
Aluminum
10-26
1
11-10
11-25
11-13
—__
627bc
11-30
12-21
11-20
50c
11-30
11-20
*; 5c
:
12-
1
: 12-
15c
1
11-10
1
12- 4
1-
11-23
60c
12-15
12-
$0.7945
12-22
11-20
2272c
_____
______
(quar.)
1
•
11-30
11-13
59%c
12-
1
11-16
$1.037a
com.
12-
1
11-16
$1.183/4
$1.18%
12-
1
—__
11-16
12-1
11-16
40c
12-10
11-23 1,
55c
"12-19
95c
42- 1
11-13
$1
12-1
,11-13
$1.05
12-1
11-13
12-
11-13
11-13
4.50%
preferred
$1.08%
Industries
3'/2 5*
Garfinckel
Stock
(Julius)
& Co.,
Gas
Service
1
■
preferred
.
Oil
of Texas
11-16
11-
5
11-16
A:U5*
5
11-13
New
12-15
Honolulu
3174C
12-31
25c
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
12-22
—
General
preferred
1
12- 8
Finance Corp. (quar.)_—
Foods Corp. (quar,)_____—_______
General Gas Gorp. (stock dividend
30c
12-15
65c
12-
4
12-10
Instrument
15c
12-15
11-17
General
Merchandise
10c
12-
1
11-13
65c
12-10
Oil Co.,
Hoover
11-20
General
preferred
(quar.)—$1
3-1
v11-13
2-11
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
1
3-
2-11
11-16
4.355t<
preferred
(quar.)——$1.08%
3-1
preferred
(quar.V
3-1
•'i
11-20
General
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
-Stock
dividend :
(increased)
Corp., common
preferred t (quar.)
$3.75
General
12-10
12-15
12-
30c
12-
1V
11-16
Kansas
12-
1
11-16
4%%
12-
1
11-16
34%c
$1.18%
12-10
)
10c
________
93 %c
-r-~.
(quar.—
84.75
preferred
Hoskins
11-30
3-16
Housatonic
2-26
12-15
11-30
Houston
11-30
11-23
Hubinger
40c
12-31
12-18
tlOc
11-16
16-10
12-
1
11-
5
22 %C
12-
1
11-
5
6272c
12-
1
11-14
64'/2C
Ltd...com.
hruar.)
12-1
11-14
12-
11-14
-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
—.——.___ —
.
,$5.12
preferred (quar.).
5.167* preferred (quar.)—
5.20%
; $5
(quar.I!—-——__—
preferred
Telephone
preferred
General
—
Co.
$1.30
1
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)——
4.36%
preferred
5.285*
Tire
&
Humble
1-
1
11-23
Hunt
1-
1
11-23
57"
sericp
54 '/2 c
—
(quar.)
preferred
General
11-23
53'/BC
(quar.)
preferred
___
1-
1
11-23
Hupp
(quar.)
Huron
66c
Stock
•
(increased-quar.)
!
(quar.)
dividend
__
11-9
12-16
40c
12-
4
1
11-13
,
10c
12-28
12-28
12-10
12-
5
11-
(quar.)—
12-
5
11-
Golden
Class
Co.,
(H.
W.)
Extra
Co.
12'/2c
11-16
11-
$2.50
11-16
11-
(W.
12-15
11-16
Company,
common
(quar.)
Grayson-Robin.son Stores (stock
i
Great
Northern
Great
Northern Ry.
Great
Southern Life
Gas
Utilities,
Ins.
Co.
(quar.)
Telecasting,
Class
60c
in
A
from
net
net
investment
Oil
Corp.
Stock
Gulf
a
12-
Co.,
Haloid
Zerox,
new
eom.
c
12-31
'
12-15"
12-30
75c
12-
12-
1
1
11-
1
45*
conv.
(quar.)
Extra
_
(quar.)—'
.
12-10
12- 1
11-18
11-20
11-
_t.
Steel
50c
11-10
10-26
common
(quar.)-—
S.
I
12-10
12-10
35'*
12-30
$1.16
1-
1
!
1—
inc.
&
30c
Corp.,
'
Harvester
Iowa
4.405*
6 Vic
(quar.)
mvLm
112-
2
1
2
11-10
$$1.25
11-16
I"
11-
5
$$1.25
2-15
2-
5
(quar.)
_IIII_IIIII
20c
12-15
12-15
11-24
50c
12-10
11-25
25c
12-10
11-25
3
1
►
from
from
net
II
18c
1
,,
Local
"
Mile
preferred
Cement
Louisville
&
$55c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
6
;
,
10c,
.
15c
11-30
^42.-
45c
1-
12-15
12-15
1
10-30
12-
40c
______
1
12-24
11-27
1-
1
J
1.08'i
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-
1
$1.20
—
(quar. )_'__2
20c
•
57
2-10
93-v4C
T2-
97VL>c-
$1.05
(quar.)
'
1
12-15
11-. 6
*
11
1
1-
8
11-
6
12-1
.
11-
1
11-
6
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-13
15c
-12-
1
34c.
:___
A
.
•
;_
4
4
.11-
4
1
11-
4
1
11-
4
Tl-16'
' 12-31
$$1
12-
12-31
45c
•
12-
,
7,
6
12- 8
Jll-20
.
12-15
10c
12-30
12-15
27o
12-30
12-15j
"
'
12-
11-20
1
11-16
12*11
37%c
.11- "2>
1-15
$25c
..
12-15,
12-30
♦
377aC
.
9-16
1-
12-16,
2
20c
11-16
11-
35c
12-10
11-30
35c
(quar.)_—_—:_
Ltd.,
class
A
12-10
11-30
2
25c
:
.
12-10
11-25
,$20c
12-31
11-16
_;
(quar.)
$25c
; .'
Mahon
11-13
C.)
Stock
Co.
RR.,
R.)
&
'* ' ;
shares—
com.
pfd.
Co.
dividend—
Manitoba
Class
Shirt
-
'
(annual)—_
&
B
Saskatchewan
(s-a)-
Manpower.
Coal,
cl.
International
A
Marine
12-10
11-10
11-27
11-21
11-19,
12-1
; 11-18.
12-10
11-16
12-21
11-16
12-
11-12
1
20c
12-
-
20c
* 12-
1
11-16
-
:
10c
12-
5
11-20
$25c
—
1
11-16
11-30
11-13
Communica„
tion Co., Ltd.
(interim)-
.
47*
12- 2
5c
11-16
11-
30c
11-30
11-16
Marine
Corp.. (increased
quar.)
50c
1-
1-18
Marion
Mfg.
"
15c
12-
3
9334C
2-
1
(quar.)
—_—
.
.
,
,
.
10-29
1
6
2
1.1-25.
• -
60c
27*
(s-ai
-
(initial-quar.)_
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. (s-a)
11-
1?-15
12-10
17V2c
_______
Z,
Inc.
*
25c
35c.
1
(quar.)
6
$1.25
:—:
:
Co.
11-13.
30c
_
,
Manhattan
4
11-16
•
(accum.)— _1_
(quar.)
11-13:
12-
*
.
.•
;
common
11-
4
$30c
———-—
(quar.)
5%
11-16,
11-25
12-
35c
—
(quar.);—
Ltd.,
Corp.,
(P.
the
,12-15
11-lfi
25c
-
-
on
11-16
"
35c
.
(initial'.;
Ltd.
Central
Mallory
-»
11-12
(R.
Mailman
Maine
split
12-15
6%
(quar.)
-
Cmnpany—
Shoes.
11-16
12-15
45c
1
common
12-15
$20c
'
—
two-for-one
Maher
:
1__
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
-
New
11-13
44c
(quar.)
4
1111-
12-..1
'
—60c
(quar.)
Magnavox
6
12-
35^0 0
(quar.)
B
Trucks
Extra
12-15
.1
12-
-
Stock
dividend—.*
_Macmillan Company, common
Macwhyte Company (qar.>__
12-15
1
common
12-
$54c
—______
(quar.)—
Bloedel,
Extra
11-25
.1-
;
1
•
2
1^ 2
$1.25
.
12-
-——
Steamship
&
*
11-17
12-
•
Bros.
•Class
11-13
1
■'
—_
$54c
'!
MacMillan
Mack
2.
1
(quar.)___—$1.25
Year-end
Lykes
;
(quar.)
Co.'
11-
1
6
$25c
Lunkenheimer
11-6
11-12
11-20
12-
$$1,
Lucky Stores, (quar.)
1
2
11-12
1
$1.21
(quar.)_.
RR.
11-
12-
12-
'.u—
;
—_——
Nashville
1
12-10
,
(initial)—
Co.
12-
$377aC
6
$1.10
(quar.)
Rubber
dividends—
11-13
11-25
12-1.
——■—
6
1
$10c
(quar.)
common
Lphe Star Gas Co.,. common-—;
4.84% preferred, (quar.)•
Long
12-
11-25
-
12-10
$10c
—
-(quar.------(Marcus) Theatres, Ltd. (quar.)
Louisville
11-
11-10
$60c
—
4
82'ic
common
(quar.)
<__
Ltd.,
11-25
12-10
50c
(quar.)—1—
Grocetedas,
12-10
107c
,
1st
Marconi
Co.,
A
;
12-10
'60c
—
Extra
11-16
1
(quar.)—_
L:
Tea
class
•'
10-30
12-1
$1.25
——____
12-
60c*.
Co.J
Etd.,
(quar.)
preferred
,
.11-16,
•'
15c
_______
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
11-
12-
1
11-16,
50c
1
12-
.12-
10c
____'—
12-
15c
11-30
50c
12-
$1772c
12-10
7 12-
60c
—_
12-31
1
11-16
67c
(quar*
preferred (quar.)
preference (quar.)Finance Corp, (R. I.)—
2nd
'
______
75c
(quar.)"
33/4%>
gain—
35c
„
11-20
11-20
1
dis¬
a
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd/*' (quar.)
Lucky Lager Breving (guar.—:—__
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
40c
common
Engraving
from realized
B
$1.50
11-16
(quar.)
preferred
plus
(guar.)
Cos.,
Loblaw
11-10
1
11-20
.
4
*12-
7'/2c
—
income
;___
Co.
$2.40
Stock
12-
11-/20
.*•
12-4
50c
.
(quar.fJ
(quar.)_"
1
&
Class
'•
12-10
"5c
I
(quar.)
Mfg.
'
t30c
(quar.)
Utilities,
(quar.)
investment
Loblaw
12-14
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Engineering
fioin
Inc.
>
11-23
.
1-15
«
1
preferred
convertible
>'
$60c
—
-preferred
4H4 7c
•
11-12
4
12-
J.2%0
Cement
1
12-
11-10
Loblaw,
11-23
■
12-
% 20c„. ,12- 4
10c
6
11-16
10-30
12-21
•
—
L_
'
55*,
(quar.)
-Year-end
10-30
1
;11-10
,
6
11-
12-15
5
12-21
12-1
17c
11-
40c
.
12-
.11-16
12-4
12-15
11-16
12-1
10c
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)—
Libbey-Owens-Forcl Glass (Increased)
11-25
11-
11-18
:
.11-10
1
$2
—_.—.
12-10
1-15
11-18
10c
Sons
11-13
11-10
11-20
$25c
(initial)
common
12-16
11-30
1
2'/2c
Ltd.: (quar.)
(stock dividend).
(quar.)
-
$1.50
.;
Inc.
6
2
11- 3
12-29
12-
:
6
■
11-
12-31
27*
(quar,)—
Liquidometer Corp
12-
tl7%c
.
1
12- 1
30c
10-30
11-25
12-
$10c
—
'■ '*
,
$$1.75
,
11-16
12-10
7
,
(s-a)
12-15
12-10
1
•
_—j.l~
75c
___■
Light,
preferred
preferred
Ltd.—
-
1
Loew's
(incr.-quar.)
•
3.905*
Jewel
11-
Preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—,
preferred
Oilier
11-
11-16
10c
1272C
quar.)_
Shops,
tribution of 57c
"
Engineering Corp.-
Fireman
11-16
V
(increased
11-16
"
'
Jahn
10-30
12-15
net
Building Credit, Ltd. (quar.)
Pipe Line Co. Ltd.—
$1.76
,
12-. 1
.
real¬
_:
(quar.f_
Iron
11-16
11-17
27'/2c
%
11-2
60c
fquar..)—.
(increased)———
Co.
2.
Southern
11-16
12-10
12-1
60c
(12c
preferred
Iowa
1
12-1
Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)l
25c-
4.205*
-
12-
8c
40c
25c
•10c
11-13
25c
(Canada), Ltd.—
Resistance
11-24
$1
~
4.35 7c
3.705^
12-15
L___
12-
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
4.805*
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Public Service, common
Stock dividend,:
11-16
12-
lr2-60
$65c
&
8c
1—___d
1—
dividend
Link-Belt
—
:
Tower
11-16
.
Lexington Trust Fund—
Co.—
I
3.305*
12-15
11-13
12-18
4.80'*
12-1
1
7.__
&
1
4
Company,-pew
Co.
12-15
10c
2
140c.
Common
11-28
60c
11-
12-
.
1-
40c
gains)
Iowa-Illinois Gas-& Electric, common
(quar.)
55*
preferred .(quar.)
11-18
1
1
12-15
12-21
Leslie
6
25c
Interstate Motor Freight System
Iowa Electric Light & Power-
11-18
1
12-
12-31
(quar.i——______
11- 2
23c
Extra
Extra
11-18
12-28
11-
"12-31
40c
Refineries,
Inc.
(quar.)_;________
Salt Co.%(quar.)____—
<Lester
from
(10c
capital
(increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Interstate
62%C'
68%c
.
12-
Milling,
G.)
1
Leonard
11- 2
1
12-15
$1
Champagne
(R.
(James)
Life
—
Increased
——7
(quar.)__
Leesona -Corp:
Lehigh Portland
12-10
1
12-31
(quar.)
D. i
Stock
12-10
1
12-
$3
(H.
Lees
11-10
l
11-16
11-16
'50c';
35c
from
Textbook
2-23.
12-
1
1-
12-
40c
common
Utilities
11-20
12-
11-27
11-16
%1,
Inc.
Extra
11-16
75c
.
—
Tourneau
Lee
9
3 'Jo
—
—
front
Intel-provincial
6
60c
4250
1
&
11-16
6272c
_
(quar.)—
Candy
Leece-Neville
•-1-
..
24c:.
dividend)
Ltd. .(quar.)_
•
v
4
11-
; 12-
..
Le
12-10
1
11-30
(quar.)_
Co.
Sccord
Lear,
Vq>.
Co.
•
12-14
3"-14-60
11-
Steel
10-31
15c
;______
—
Inc.
Inc.
Wines
12-
11-20
(monthly)—_—___—
A
Woods
12-10,
12-
—_
9
12-18
$1.25
$1.06-74
A.—
—
'Extra,
11-30
11-
class
>
3
11-10
12-16
12-10
Extra
10-26
12-
'•
25c
.
..
*G5L preferred (s-a)
International Petroleum,
11-30
11-20
Salle
1
12-10
-
12-12
(quar.)—
S.)
Bryant
*>1-
30c
l'/2%
i.—_
Company (quar.)
Company (increased)—
Laura
4
1-
11-23
25c
.
•
International
6
12-21
12-
10%
;
:
(quar.i—
International
11- 3
12-10
$1.25
(quar )
La
11-13
12-15
3% 7"
(s-a)
Co.
1
11.20
—
International'.Silver
10-31
,
25c
Co.
11-6
1-15
(quar.)———
l_i
•
12-
-42 Vic
——
International
9
11-16
$2
(extra)—
common
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
dividend)
Co.
Co.,
International Paints
$1.90
'
Lane
11-10
20c
—
(quar.)
Lambert (Alfred) Inc. (quar.)—
Lancer Industries (stock dividend)
12-15
1
57'/2c
25*.
Water
Intel-provincial
I
12-15
4
12-
45c
;
security profits)
;
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
Ltd.—...
r'
11-13
12-
15c
(initial)
Hamilton Watch
(quar.)
ized
-
Hamilton Cot.ton Co.,
Ltd.,
57o preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
(stock
Water
preferred
77e
11-13
1-15
62J/aC
Cementing
272%
common
12-10
50c
Halliburton Oil Well
Co.,
International -Investors, Inc.
investment income plus 6c
10c
(quar.)
1-
1
gains
—
preferred (quar.)
Laniaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
'
(quar.)
11-13
25c
__
1-15
$45c
11-12
12-
25c
7%
(Ontario )-—
;
12-10
$1.25
Hackensack Water
(increased)
Hajoca Corp. (quar,)
Halifax Insurance
(Nova -Scotia)
5%
.
International. Holdings Corp
12 %c
;
,
preferred
11-16
11-30
11-27
1
20c
capital
(quar.)_;_;
Kroger
Krueger (W. A.) Co.
11-16
.
•Extra
7
40c
._IIIIIIH
4 64%
.
11-30
11-30
Common
year-end
and
12-15
12-17
•
-
50c
(quar.)________—,—:_
(monthly)
the
10r27
12-31
B
(S.
Lake lof
Mills
International
11-23
1
Corp.,
Class
11-16
(quar.)—
11-10
12- 1
;;
,
gains).
:
Kresge
10-31
$1.25
International Business Machines (increased)
International Cigar Machinery (quar,)___—_
11-18
11-
,
III
12-30
11-20
-
12 %c
(quar.)
Chemical .Industries. Ltd.—
deposit rcpts. ordinary (interim)
vestment
_
dividend
Power
19c
Krafter
2
4
25c
common
& Co.
11-30
preferred
Interchemical
11-25
•
15c
income
$1.25
interest-
preferred
(S. H.t
12-
1
____
(qudr.)—1
C
Apparel,
10-27
40e
(quar.)
Extra
6
a
'
—
(quar.)__,
cash optional.
Finance Corp.—
(quar.)
capital
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf
1-
+10c
common
realized
11-20
11-20
11-
(quar.)——_
(quar.i
(quar.):
B
preferred
L'Aiglon
11-16
$3174
Ltd.;
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Fund Inc. (10c
from
12-19
shares,
common
11-
12-
11-27
$40c
(increased)
Consumer
1
1
Quarterly
conv.
Guardian
12-10
$30c
(Houston)
4V"
Kress
11-16,
30c
(quar.)____—:
common
Company,
11-16
4
15c
Co.
11-25
1
12-
$20c
.
_._
11-30
40c
A (quar.)__*
(quar.)
Gregory Industries
1212-
(quar.)__
(increased-quar.
40c
•
Quarterly
■11-20
11-24
39^c
income-plus a distribution of
realized security profits)— '•
Institutional'Insurance Fund (10c from in¬
'
(quar.)
11-20
1
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
5%5*
Koppcrs
12-
12-
(quar.)—
Company,
preferred A
12-15
12-15
25c
11-30
preferred A
13c
3.1-10
12-15
20c
Great West Coal Co..
Ltd., class
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick
Co,
•Declared
1
12-15
5%
..
Guardian
12-
11-25
55c
.
1
..
investment
■
(quar.)
1212-
33%c
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund
6
15c
_•
lsfc preferred
65*.
,
Inland
1
11-
40c
dividend)
Paper Co., Ltd., com.
$1.20 class B pref.
(quar.)_
Great Lakes Power
Corp.—
Gross
12-
1
*25c
& Pacific Tea Co.
(quar.)
Lakes Dredge & Dock
(quar.)—
Extra
55*
12-15
50c
(quar.)__
Great Lakes
11-20
35 >/4c
ben.
Inc.
5'/*-
11-20
f
11-5
11-20;
1
50c
—__
dividend
12-15
preferred
'
Extra
,
11-16
12-
40c
Great
"
11-13
1
1
32c
—;—
.
50c
93 %c
Great Atlantic
11-10
12-28
10c
T.)
12-14
12-
12*
preferred
Glass,
; Stock
•
35%c
Industrial Enterprises • (stock
Ingersoll-Rand Co. (quar.)
11-16
12-28
-J- Jr
2%
preferred
Knox
.
12-15
American shares.
•
2
67 72 c
'
Grand
3%%
I
2
(quar.)
Corp. (s-a)__.
R.) & Co. (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Union Co.-(quar.)
.
Koehring
$75c
_
preferred B (quar.)
Industria Electrica de Mexico
11-16
35c
(W.
11-27
31 %c
•
dividend
\ 55*
4 Vi-5*
2
(quar.)_____
Employees
1
11-
:
Government
Knudsen Creamery
4
75c
A
Indianapolis
11-16
11-20
Gould-National Batteries
Grant
12-
1
.11-16
.
Grace
12-
35c
,
ic
Head
Stock
,
12-15
12 72c
■
12-
11-27
35c
Indiana Gas &
11-18
2
,
(quar.)
common
11-13
12-10
31 74C
;—
(stock dividend)
Erie Mortgage Corp.
&
Indian
11-20
1
1-
30c
(quar.)_.
.57" preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased quar.)
Stockholders approved a 3-for-l
split.—
Stock dividend on new
shares
Gorhgm Mfg. Co. (quar.)_;
;
Gossard
.12-11
12-
!
A
12-10
12-15
57c
American
11-20
30c
(annual)__;_;_
Rubber
11-
12-10
Ltd.
preferred
Rubber
11-20
6
6
11-20
40c
<quar.)__
Knickerbocker Fund (18c from
and
1 %c
liom
income)
,
Liu.—
Idaha Power Co., common
(quar.)_—___3__
Illinois Central RR. (quar.)—
-
4
$1.50
_____
30c
Humor
Goodqll
"12-
12-11
10c
(quar.)
Extra
Good
Foods
4.605*
a
10c
Extra
Industries
11-17
11-
12-
$1.18%
:
Wire
<te
B. 1
)__
IT E -Circuit* -Breaker.
a
62'/2c
Telegraph (quar.)
Nuggefct, Inc. (quar.)
3
(I.
Refining (quar.)
Industries/common (quar.)__
Oil &
imperial
Stock
Kleinert
Laclede
11-27
37 %c
Globe-Wernicke
4
10c
Gilbert & Bennett Mfg.—
New common (initial
quar.)
Co.
(increased quar.)
Gillette
Brick
12-
5%
_
convertible
Keystone Steel
12-
Mines,
common
10c
Co.,
Quarterly
:
Husky Oil (stock dividend)-
11-20
12-
4.80%
10-31
11-20
1
i2-15
*•
11-30
3772c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Co.,
11-16
11-25
27 V? c
10-31
Co.
12-
11-25
12-16
—
dividend
11-23
11- 9
11-30
1%
____
Products (quar.)
Qlanpini .Controls, 572% conv
pfd. (qtiar.)
Giddings ,& Lewis Machine Tool (quar.)
Gcry Shale
1
11-30
25c
__
—___
Gerber
Stock
1-
25c
27*
Rubber
Stock dividend
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
11-16
&
Fi:ne
40c
Corp.
;
Keyt'i
1-2-60
20c
—
Co.
Kerr-Addison .Gold
Ketciium
12-18
11-30
)
.
:—1
30c
Smelting
Co.
(quar.)
County; Land
11-12
4
4
30c
Extra
12-30
4
.-12-
1-
$674C
.
4
12-
12-18
8772c
"
,
(quar.)—
4
12-4
12-18
.
30c
preferred (quar,)"——;———
20c
1
(initial)
2-11
12-
4< ,112-
1-
10c
:
Inc.
Company
11-30
■
35c
(quar.)
Production
Kern
#
11-23
1-
59 %c
preferred
4.25%■
1
$1.25
_/
Gas* Trust-i-Units. of
55c
,
4%5*
Kcrite
1
81,50
(quar.)
——______
preferred
Hugoton
Hugoton
11-15
12-31
55c
__
4.755*
Gold &
1
12-
12-
95c
Hughes-rOwens, Ltd., 57*
$1.25
_________
1
12-21
62 Vic
——
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mining &
(quar.)—
Organization (quar.'
1
Utilities, com. (increasecl-quar.)—
Kentucky
1
12-21
$1.1272
«:$J.,41
preferred' (uqar.) —
Hudson's Bay Co. (interim)
Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
4.405*
Glen
1
Wisconsin—-
of
1212-
.
12-21
nonvoting
preferred -(qUar.)
preferred (quar.)
6.255*
2
25c
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
i.
I 5-705*
55*
General
Bay
Quarterly
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
,
12-21
.
10c
Hudson
General Telephone Co. of California—
5%%
4%%
in
—
Company
$1.25
,
r
2-11
4
1- 4
10c
Kennametal,
10-30
,
—
2-11
1
1-
$1.12721
Kent-Moore
100%
Service
Howard Industries
11-30
11-28
28c
12-10
15c
(quar.)_—._———_—
& Co., common (quar.)
Public
34c
—__
3% %
preferred 4quar.)
Kelly Douglas Co., Ltd.—
•25c parfic. class A pfd.
f
11-
11-30
V
11-
Lighting & Power <quar.)_—_
12-15
40c
1-
12- 2
(year-end;
12-15
74'/2C
__
,
;
11-27
A.)
27'/2C
__
$1.80 preferred (quar.) _______
Public Utilities Corp. (quar.)
General Steel Castings (quar.)
.
Mfg.
(quar.)__—
t—
12-29
A_;.__—
; 67* :
preferred
(quar.)
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.), 55*
4
(quar.)
Kayser-Roth Corp.
Kellogg Co.—
11-30
———$1.12%
common
(quar.)
Company
Extra
25c
(quar,)____
stock)—
A
11-13
15c
preferred
(George
1*
'
Light,
preferred
Kawneer
-
&
preferred
$1.0674
-
.
dividend. (payable
class
Honnel
.
1-4
$1.18%
—-
General
Wares.
1-
1
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.98 preferred (quar.)
Steel
1
2-
12-15
25c
$3
General
2-
$1.25
class
new
11-30
11-16
$12%c
% 50c
>——______
.___
Stock
11-12
Precision Equipment, com. (resumed)
B
55*
Power
11-13
;
3-1
$1.05
■
Extra
»
.
class
4.505*
11-16
12-15
25c
New.
1
12-
.;50C
,
f
5
12-23
15c
•
Ltd., class A (s-a
Company,
12-
$45c
Oil
11-20
50c
(quar.)——
—
preferred
$5
—
i;
1007*
General Motors
/
—
.12-
"
45c
$1.25
________
11-16
4%
4.00%
$30c
_____
Corp. (quar.
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
t$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
12-10
:
(quar.)
(initial
common
Home
10c %
'■
preferred
11-13
1
—
Hincle & Daucli Paper (Canada.)
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Holophar.e Co., Inc. (quar.
Holt (Henry) & Co.—
1-2
12-
60c
11-
3.805fc
(quar.)—^—______—__
$1.12%
(quar.)—95c
12- 1
11-13
1
12-
Hires
—
______—
General Builders Corp., 57*
General Cruder Oil (quar.)
1
15c
(quar,)—.———
Corp.
American
12-
25c
——,
/Quarterly
11-10
12-15
1
12-
Hotels, common (.quar.).
—_______
►55* ' preferred (quar.)
5Vs!5« preferred (quar.)
_______________
ii.';
J
—
12-10
12-
8772c
;
Hilton
12-31
25c
(Pa.)—
';60c convertible voting series pfd. (quar,)
General
4
38c
(quar.)
General America
4
1-10
(quar.)
.
j
$1.09%
preferred
(quar.)
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd, (s-a)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
4
1212-
25c
common-
Co.
(quar.)
General Acceptance Corp.
Common (quar.)
SI
12-
12-31
12-31
<-
28 %c
preferred (quar,)—
Gas Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.)
11-12
1
12-31
25c
3%
dividend
4%%
11-
12-
50c
(quar.i——
com.
(quar.)
a
11-16
567iC
preferred
4.371/2
Inc.—
&}/*%. preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
"
11-30
15c
Wood
Gar
-
(quar.)
Parchment Co.
—
quar.)___
12-10
City Power & Light, com. (,quar.)__
3.805*
preferred
(quar.)———--—
4% preferred (quar.)—________—_____—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.35%- preferred
(quar.)_
12-15
.
20c
—
11-30
627>c
$1.25
preference (quar.)
(1959 series) (quar.)—_
pref.
conv.
of Rec.
<
12-11
Kansas
.V. :
.
convertible
434%
Kalamazoo Vegetable
11-16
1-4-60
4'/b%
43i%
Holders
<12-15-
20c
—
(interim 1
Chemical,
preferred (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
11-13
12 %c
(year-end_
-
11-23
—
——~—
KLM
11-25
12-
(quar.i-
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)___
6
25c
____—____________
(increased
12-10
Johnson
$5c.
Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_„
57c
1-20
48 %c
_
"
1-
&
Payable
(s-a)
common
Jones &
11-10
1
2-
(quar.)
pfd.
Formerly White Eagle Oil Co.
Heublein, Inc. (initial)
Hoyden-Now))ort Chemical Corp.—
9-30
11-17
1
1-20
common-——
3.905*
Ltd.,
Cquar.
.
12-
4
25c
(quar.)
Hecla
1
45c
_____
Johnson
1
12-
$1.37 «/2
.(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Light,
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.,
11-16
12-15
pfd.
fquar.)
12-ia
1
"(quar.)—
Co.
12-
12-15
,
When
Share
of Company
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
11-16
12-15
: $1.50
5»/27*
Co.,
Monday, November 16. 1959
.
Per
Name
11-16
20c
(quar.)
&
Chemical
Hartford
2 ;
1-
12-31
3%
—
12-
30c
11-13
1
1-15
107*
(stock dividend)
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
___.
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Free State Geduld Mines, Ltd. (Interim pay¬
ment of 4 shillings, 6 pence equal to ap¬
proximately 57.2 cents)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% preferred (quar.)__ —
Hansen
12-ia
10c
——«
—
10-13
25c
Fran; Corp. (quar.)———— _———
Stock dividend
Franklin Electric
11-10
11-20
25c
_______
—
11-10
12-10
:
preferred
of Rec.
.
Holders
Payable
11c
(quar.—
common
7
12-10
55*
When
Share
of Company
Handy & Harmon,
9
12-
25c
Dairies
(quar.)——
*
-Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co. (resumed)
Fosboro
11-
12-17
57*
——-
11-25
60c
.{quar.)----—-—
Inc.
Mineral,(quar.)
Ford Motor Co. (quar.)
Ford
15c
20c
60c
Food
Foote
Per
Name
12-10
.
12-17
11-23
i
•
Volume
•
1
•
190
Number
The Commercial and
.
Per
Company
Marmon-Herrington
Footilines
Marshall
Field
Co.
<quar.)__
*
dividend)
(increased quar.j__
(Canada), Ltd.
Co.,
common
1
L______
Marshall-Wells
preferred
£__
(quar.)
Massacnusetts
Indemnity
Quarterly
___
Extra "
1
:
Company
(increased
&
,$2.50
McNeil
&
A
11-30
Perfex
2%
11-30
11-
Perkins
12-1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
50c
12-15
,
Ltd.
iquar.)_
.1-
-
37(20
:___
Engineering
v,
Co.—
:
.
/
25c
; ,."1 •, ;50c
—/42.(4e
(quar.)_j__——___ ' $1.06'A
Cement
r
___—___
(quar.)
'
..(s-al
LLz~-~-
1
6%
-
1> 11- 6
'
12-15
-
5%'
12-15
12-15
B
12-
4
Fire
11-
3
11-
15c
>.41-16
130c
12-31
"
—_
3
'
,and
11-13
$1
.12-
1
11-13-,
6%
25c
Assurance
12-15
iquar.)__"
(N„ Y.)
30c
12Vic
"_
12-
12-23
1-
12-
2-
1.
t
..
(monthly) __!
:$4
11-
12-14
Co.
Finance
Wheel
Products,
Northern
12-
dividend)
Murphy
12-1
11-27
-
'
1-2
12-15
11-30
25cv
'''
'
(quar.)
.
12-15'
11-20
1?'212-1
12-15
12; V
'12-15
11-17
;4%%
75c
Olin
*
11-25'
'
12-23 *.
11-25
_/
(quar.)__
►
.
11-16'
2
—_Z_
7%
preferred
1
12-11
1
11-
7
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
4
11-13
12-10.
6c
11-30
11-13
:
12-
2
11-13
(F. E.)
Class
B
12-19
12-
30c
Chemical
$5
T.i
Pacific
11-20
Pacific
55c
12-
1
11-13*
12-
1
11-13
12-15
7%
preferred
National
Acme
National
Biscuit
Co.
National Dairy Products
Distillers &
Common
4(4%
Drug
Common
60c
Electric
National
Key
class
12-10
11-17
Parkview
12-
1
11-10
Paterson
12-15
11-16
Pato
1
11-
6
115c
(extra)__
preference
12-1
11-
6
40c
7%
Peabody
5%
A
:___
(initial)
(Kansas
7%
pfd.
A
Coal
Co.,
convertible
12-
1
11-13
1-
2
12-
4
Penman's
1-
2
12-
4
Penn
$1.1212
12-
1
11-13
Ltd.,
Fruit
stock
Stock
Co.,
prior
new
(one
com.
common
12-15
l'l-18
4.68%
10-30
preferred
(quar.)
4.05%
11-16
10-30
preferred
held)
Starch & Chemical Corp.
share
35c
1-
4
11-30
;
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
15c
11-16
11-25
11-10
preferred
(quar.)
approved
two-for-one
Service Co.
11-
6
11-
6
11- 4
12- 1
11-14
12-10
11-16
1
11-13
12-1
11-13
11-25
I.)—.
$1.16 "
of
Growth
12-
12-1
11-13
52(4c
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
26c
12-
1
11-16
87(4c
(quar.)__
12-
$1.20
com.
12-
1
11-16
North
11-16
$1.25
12-15
12-
$1.31(4
12-15
12-1
Carolina—
11-
5
7 (4 c
1-
2
1
*
1
12-10
35c
___i
1-
1
12-10
40c
;
12-
1
11-
5
F'und—
distribution
year-end
of
11-13
11-13
11-13
Quebec
in-
from
8c
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
12- 5
1-1
12-10
12- 1
vestment
12-21
,
-
/
Extra
'
<
•
12- 9
12- 3
and
70c
12-15
11-13
11-25
10-15
30c
12-31
12-19
30c
(quar.).;
(quar.)
;
3-31
50c 6-30-60
3%
dividend)
11-19
3-19
6-18
10-29
Radio
11-13
Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Purina
Co.
Common
■
0%
~
87(40
(quar.)
Rapid-American
Corp.
Rapid Grip & Batten,
30c
12(4c
(qu£u.)__
Ltd.,
1-2-60
12- 7
1
11-20
12-28
12-17
12-14
12-
1-
1
4-
1
3-14
1$1.50
1- 1
11-16
20c
3%
iquar.)
Jluc
J15c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
11-17
11-28
10-20
11-30
12-
1
11-13
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
11-1)
11-13
11-13
Raymond International—
New
(initial quar.)„
(stock dividend)-,
common
"12-1.
Rayonier,
1Q-29
Raytheon
11- 5
12-10
12-1
12"2?;
Inc.
Company,
Reading Company—
4%
Reading Tube Corp.,
$1.25
convertible
Tile
Roller
1st
Reheis
Reinsurance
31 (4c
2('ac
Co.
Company,
Reichhold
class
A
Ltd.
(N.
Y.)
Chains, Ltd., $1.10
11'30
lo'iS
Republic
Insurance
Co.
Revere
Copper
&
class
Brass
12-
11-30
1
1
11-18
(increased)
11-1J
12-15
11-1.)
+28c
1-1-60
11-17
10-21
40c
(quar.)
12-15
5c
(quar.)__
10-2J
11- 1
$2.25
A
11-16
12-16
40c
11-25
11-1J
40c
12-
1
12-15
11-
J
10 c
Drug & Chemical Co.
Stock
H"2®
Reynolds
11-20
Rheem
1
11-10
1
11-10
11-10
11-10
(quar.)__
dividend
(R. J.)
Mfg.
4(4%
Co.,
common
preferred
11-5
12- 4
j,—
11-1/
(quar.)
2-
3%
3-11
55c
12- 5
11-1J
15c
—
Tobacco Co
12-1
12(4c
Extra
Rexall
12- 1
12-15
15c
.
(reduced)
(Texas)
12-
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Remington Arms Co., common
4(4%
preferred (s-a)
Renold
11-13
12-21
12-15
10c
(quar.)
15c
7(4c
fN. J.)
11-25
10c
(resumed)
Chemicals
Co.
50c
12(4.0
(quar.)__
Co.
Bit
Corp.
12-10
12- 1
11-1j
6(4c
12-31
12-23
4c
12-14
4c
12-14
$1.12(4
(quar.)
/
11-^ 1
Rhqdesian Selection Trust—
American
ment
11-10
11-10
11- 4
(quar.)
common
Industrial
!1"20
preferred
preferred
Republic
,9'oa
68a/4c
(quar.)
>
II"2®
12-18
H-16
pfd.
Extra
11-13
11- 9
10-30
11- 4
11- 6
5(4%
non-cumulative
l^"2®
"11-18
11-13
Machinery, Inc.—
(quar.)
Inc.. class A (stock
Radiation.
1
1
1
10-28
12-15
J40c
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred A
$1.20 preferred A
$1.20 preferred A
12-15
1
1
1
11-30
40c
15c
Co.
i2'^
1212121212121212-
(increased)
/
Power
.,
11-13
realized
from
78c
Racine Hydraulic <fc
Jl-^9
J1"12
income
capital gains)
1-1
12-11
12- 1
12-31
_—
1
30c
(R.
Oil Co.
Putnam
Dec.
Rio
split—
12-
12- 4
1- 1
$1.05
(quar.)_
:
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
:____
5.60%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
Stockholders
1
4$2
i_a__
$1
20c
50c
5%
92(ic
12-
22(4c '
(quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
$1.17(4
$1.12(4
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Redondo
$1.01
(quar.)__i
4.50%
4.60%
12-16
for
—
11-19
'$1.06(4
11-16
1- 4
12- 1
H"1®
12-15
(quar.)
11-16
12-15
,
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
11-5
27c
10-30
57'4C
58(4c
$1.10
1
12-15
12-
,
11-16
12*1®
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
11-16
of
11-30
2%
4.00%
11- 5
50c
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
+35c
(quar.)_
1
11-27
11-13
12- 1
42(4c
(quar.)
12-15
31 (4c
J45C
83/4C
1
12-10
12- 1
10c
Common
11-27
12-15
dividend
12-
11c
(initial)
additional
Pure
11-18
(quar.)
12-10
Series:
series_Zr_^i.
Standard,
10-29
10-30,
11-16
11-16
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_
$1.75
series
11-16
12-' 1
12-1
flOc
$30c
:—
common
common
I
4
12- 8
61c
61 (4c
(quar.)_
Washing Insurance Co.
preferred
6
15c
7 (4 c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (qu.ar)
5(4%
■
—10c
(quar.)
Dredging, Ltd,
15c
(quar.)
Public
8%c
Paper
Gold
11-20
(quar.)
5%
City)
Mfg., Ltd., common
preferred (s-a)
50c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Parchment
Consolidated
Paton
12-
Inc.
Drugs,
12- 8
10-32
4%
preferred
Reed
dividend)
(stock
11-16
12-
—___—
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
3.70%
Co..
shares
Sheraton
9c
Securities
3
Parkersburg-Aetna
Ltd.—
(auar.)
Co.,
dividend
Park
11-17
2%
common
preferred
Preferred
each
4
12-18
35c
iquar.)
Welding Machine
National
Stock
11-
1-15
12-24
6
10c
15c
(quar.)
45c
1—
preferred (quar.)
_
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
12-15
12-8
Common
Co.—
—,—
12-24
12-24
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico-
11-13
25c
25c
4%
30c
dividend
Lead
National
(Canada),
preferred
National
Stock
11-20
Pipe Line
(auar.)
5c
62(4c
62(4c
4.16%
12-. 4
11-13
$0.3281(4
65c
—
—
Eastern
Common
11-
!
preferred
11-21
11-30
15c
of America
Paddington Corp., class A (initial)-.
Pall
Corporation
(quar.)
Panhandle
11- 4
11-16
11c
12-18
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
11-19
12-22
11-16
12- 1
12-28
12-12
1- 1
11-16
______—
Packaging Corp.
11-16
Ordinary—
com.
(initial-quar.)
Inc.
dividend
Ralston
(increased)-__-
Advertising
60c
J20c
Gypsum,
Stock
4%.
11-13
$1.06V4
(quar.)
National
National
11-30
8
Corp.—
;
Chemical
convertible
National
Chemical
(quar.)
40e
25c
3%
60c
30c
(quar.)
Outdoor
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National
12-
Mills
30c
com.
Extra
National
10-30
12-15
50c
;
(increased-quar.)
11-16
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
11-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
8
11-
11-
37(4c
Indiana,
(quar.)
12-10
25c
15c
(quart)—
Pacific
10-30
10-31
11-23
—
Corp., class A
com.
1-29
11-6
12-21
3(4%
.
(quar.)__
Inc.,
convertible preferred (quar.)_;
5(4 %
Pacific
Line
11*10
2-15
12-21
(quar.)
Service Co. of Colorado,
4.20% preferred (quar.)
"4(4% preferred (quar.)
4.64% . preferred
(quar.
10-30
11-16
11-21
*6c
Aggregates
East
9
11-25
11-25
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp;'
for each 100 shares held)
Nashua
|
$1.25
-
Cement
Far
12-2
30c
new
conv.
12-10
12-10
,
/
Corp. - (increased)
—
Pacific Employers Insurance (increased)—_
Pacific Hawaiian Products
(stock div.)
Pacific Lighting Corp. (quar.)
60c
12-10
————
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.-*-
Final—--
11-13
11-20
35c
,
<N.
Corp.
Co., (Minn.)
(quar.)
Paper'Co.,
preferred (quar,)_____
7
50c
(quar.)
Microwave
waroa
——_•—
Oxford
Pacific
Nalco
20c
2%
,
i2-15
12-
Power
425c
5%
5c
4.80%
1
6c
_—1
$1.19
$1.00
——_——
12-15
12%c
1__
(special)
:
preferred
11-20
__.
$2.44
(quar.)
preferred
River
1959
com. (quar.)
40c
-90c
(quar.).
$1.10
Ouiboard Marine Corp. (quar.)—!
—20c
Owehs-llliriois' Glass, common (quar.)-—
62(4c
4%
preferred /(guar.)
$1
Ox Fibre Brush Co. ,(quar.l4___'_____A__—1-
25c
quar. (
t25c
+$3
4%
Portland Cement Co., class
$3.60
2
:
Power,
Public Service Co.
11-13
;
•"
(s-a)_-—
dividend
/
„
10-30
10-30
$4.40-preferred
45c
(increased
12-14
11-16
11-16
.11-16
30c
(stock dividend)—
Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
Tail
Otter
_
26Vic
Fund
Bros,
12-
12-15
3lc
preferred series B
(quar:)A'—____
preferro series D (quar.)—
Stock
12-
Public
11- 9
12- 1
6%c
4.75%
Oregon
Pacific
"(quar.)
common
(quar.)
11-13
—
(quar.)
Company
&
11-30
$3.50
(s-at
(Pittsburgh)
:
Income
Myers
1-
12-
Ry.
Quebec
&
Orange
11-19
.11-30
&
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)___:__
Electric
Providence
Line
Beauty Supply Co.— >
participating: preferred (accumulative)
($1
11-14
12-10
12-1
/__•
:.
11- 6
1
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Price Bros., Ltd., 4% preferred (s-a)
Prince Gardner, Inc. (quar.)
11- 9
11- 9
(quar;)___
common
11-27
12-
President
11-13
11-17
11-27
(Mass.)
Corp.
Prentice-Hall,
$2
1
12-
1
Inc
K.)
Regular
11- 9
Ontario
"
;
11-
1'
12-22
$2.46
Powell
4
10c
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
15c
12-
12- 1 "
12- 1
A
(quar.)__—59%c
61 (4c
(quar.)_2__;—4__
Co. (quar.)_-______
25c
(qUar.)j:_/___—30c
11-27
12-
$l
r
12-11
12- 1
'
'—-—-——
Gas,
1-1
25c
.*
r.
(initial)
11-10
11-17
12-
v
12-18
1
12-
(s-a)
dividend)____
4.32%
Co.
Ontario
$25c
40c
11-30
$1.02
>'
(quar.)'_...:
'(ye&r-end)'
Mississippi River Products
Sand
11-27
62M>c
(quar.)__
11-16
$1.10
$1.05
i___——
* Extra
l-; 1- /11-27
J$1.19
1
1
Potomac
Stock
Mathieson Chemical
4%
30c
Portsmouth
12- 9
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
1-1
12-
Porter
12-15
15s
:__
Onortdaga PoMeiy
.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.92%
11-30
11-21
,
4(4%
Inc;
(quar.)_
Oklahoma Natufal
.
-
12-19
$1.25
Industries,
11-10
Co.
preferred
River
Oklahoma
,
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4.Q3%
Ohio
'
:V
>
Power
4.20%
11-13
25c
30c>
$2.50 2nd preferred
11-16
11-16
12-
2
$1.25
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-1
$1.12(4
2%
40c
1-
12-
11-17
1st
12- 1
12- 1
$1.31(4
—___
1- 4
12-21
dividend
(H.
$1.12(4
27(4c ;
11-27
1
ComDuny (quar.)
(quar.)__.
(quar.)__
11-20
12-12
11-5
12-21
(stock
Poly
com.
4
55c
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Poor &
12-
10-30
11-30
$1.37(4
pfd.
Ltd.
Mfg.
Co.
11-10
Co., class A & B (stk. divid.)
(increased quar.)_____—*
Manufacturing
4.40%
>
11-13
-
2%•
i
:
12-1
Oil
Polaroid
5%
1
12-31
12- 1
1-15-60
$1.25
Extra
4
12-
25c
Plymouth Rubber Co.. (quar. )
,
12-1
11-19
11- 2
11-16
11-21
12-16/11-30
/,
•
$2
:
11-16
Ohio
1
12-16
„
(initial)
11-18
12-18
Stock
11-20
11-24
1-1-60
(quar.)
25c
12-15
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)______
?50c
1- 4
7% preferred (quar.) _____—J$1.75 i: 12- 2
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56% pfd. (quar.)
$1.14 *12- 1
Ohio Forgfe & Machinery Corp. ___—
$1
12-16
Obio Oil Co. (quar.)
40c
12-10
12-15
90c
Atwood
12-31
11-25
12-
-/
&
1
10-30
'•
Development,
Plume
1-25
12-15
'
-
12-30
12-31
12-15
53Vfac
:—
(quar.)
Placer
11-20
11-
preferred
Plymouth
12-21
6
lrll
1-15
15c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)__
11-16
12-31
11-
11-18
12-
$1
11- 6
1"
12-1
5%
35c
6
$1.20
5%
12-15
11-24
'
.
1-15
12-11 ;
5c
5(4%
Extra
11-12
~
1
12-1
7
2%
Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
.
'
11-
21"
.$2.50
12(4c
42(4c
dividend
+69c
11- 2
12-
11- 6
1
1
12- 1
$1.25
70c
121-
r
40c
(quar.)
t40c
11-30
34c
'
•! $1.25/-
_______
12-
11-13
?
91l4c
'
(quar.)__
27(4c
Oak
•.
3
Stock
11-18
.
2
,
Securities Fund
Mutual
.£'£—./
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
1-
12-
preferred
conv.
(quar.)__
common
11-10
4%
12-17
25c
(quar.)__—
1- 2
1
3
44c
O'okiep Copper, Ltd. Amer. shares Ordinary'
(Equal to $2.10 less South African tax)
12-
12-
37(4c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
->
12- 3
12-17
$5
11-13
11-30
3%
(quai.)___!
Pittsburgh. Plate Glass
,
:i
Service,
12-17
50c
eom.
$4.80
11-13
11-20
11-13
11-30
40c
—
Gas
11-30"
*
(quar.)
Stock dividend
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.),
Natural
-
20c
—_—-
Inc.; common 'quar,)__.
Preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
'11-13
$1
pharmacal
10-30
'
^>$1.15
Year-end
Mutual
■
25c
2%
(quar.)
__
25c
$1.50
Pitney-Bowes,
-
11-20
12-1
12-10
$2
$1.25
common,
com.
Supply Co.
C.)
t
(quar.)—_____
preferred
Tank
;
„
(G.
Corp.
-
—
'11-17
Co.—
(quar.)
Norwich
$1.10
common
Mills,
Inc.,
& Reading
dividend
•
-
Pickle
12-15-11-17
12-15
.
of New York
preferred
Norwalk
1 "
;
(quar.)
preferred
1
•
»
preferred
Public
11-18
40c
(quar.
new
Quarterly
1
12-
5%
stocks
:
Bancorporation,
convertible
5(4%
4(4%
8
lc
5Vi%
r
-
Ohio: Telephone,
"11-27
'$1.25
Extra
Fuel
12-
25c
B
(quar.)'
12-10
(quar.)
dividend)
Co.
Co.
Vernon
preferred
4.40%
11-30
—
Corp.
Diablo
cl.
(quar.)__.
_•_
"11-25
Co.
Corp.
12-1'
12-10
35c
(s.-a)__
Northern Ir.surance Co.
12-15'
and
A
Co.—
(quar.f
56(40"
(quar.)_—
Hardware,
(quar.)
Morgan'Engineering Co. comraon_,^
$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
*4%% preferred (quar.)
;
Motor
12-15:'
35c
Ry.
15c
Tool, (quar.)____i_______
Morrison-Knudsen
(quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance (extra)__l_Z__
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)____
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phillips
Petroleum*
(quar.)
11-13 ''
$1.-12-10
,
50c
new
preferred
Munsingwear,
(
;
.
.
12-10
$1
-
class A (quar.)__
Public Service
12c
preferred
Mourn
11-10;
1
common
Common
•/;
$1
prior- preferred .(quar.)4/.-^—.
Common
11-20
1- 4
Water
Central
Moore-Handley
Mountain
1
25c
2%%
•
-
(Illinois)
Indiana
2,
com._a__
.__—.____——
>/_
the cl.
on
Gas
Northern
11-20
12-14
(quar.)_Z______i_
*
25c
Stock dividend
i.Z__Z—.—
; 2%
Montana-Dakota Utilities,'com.
(increased)
•./ 30c
4.50% preferred (quar.l_____
'$142V4"
; 4.70 %
preferred (quar.)_
:
-- $1.17-%
Idoody's Investors Service—;
,
•*
'* <.
Motor
divid.
Northern
-
11-17
4%c.
(stock
Motor
(quar.)
30c
2
.
common__
(quar.)
Pipe Line Co.,
preferred (s-a)
Mount
12-
' '
•' 12-
30c
Ry., com. (increased)—L
:
4.50%"
$1 partic. class A
(aCcum.)
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.^—r
"
12-31
>
preference
Stock
11-10
,
____£
Northwestern
.
r
12- 4
4
20c
(quar.)
12-.. 5
_______
partic
common
12-15
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (Robert) Co. Ltd.— - i
$3
11-19
11-19
11-30
1-1-60
5%
5%
12-13
12-18
(quar.)
12-19
56 (4c
Missouri
.
56c
$1
Pioneer
37(4c
(quar.)
(stock
Chemical
11-18
11-30
Northwest
(quar.)
Machine
12-10
^______-37(40
Northern Oklahoma Gas
/
Monsanto
11-13
75c
11-30
10-29
preferred
Tank
1
Phelps
'
'
11-12
12-
12-19
11-23
1
Rubber
11-20
12- 2
35c
(quar.)__
12-19
11-16
Corp
Mohawk
2
(Ind.), for
:
Louis Ry-.,Co.
preferred
12-10
27c
6
1
Co.
Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common
*
12-
Gas
(quar.)
35c
12-14
Corp.,
Mohawk
2
11-
,
(quar.)_„_i
Kansas
12-
15c
,
■
Inc.- (quar.)
St.
11-21
11-20
(quar.)
34%c
37(4c
Inc.
Rhoades,
Monarch
11-13
:
-$$1.25
:_
(quar.)
,
Northeastern
•
v. 12—2
1
20c
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.—
4%
1'
9
10-30
1
Crow Gold Mines, Ltd.
(stock divid.)
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)__
$4 preferred (quar.)
>
iquar.)
Laboratories,
Class B
1
1-
25C
held)
Minnesota Power & Light Co.
•
•
dividend
North,Shore
11-17
$1.11(4/
■l4Yg% -preferred <quar.)__:
•
Pfaudler-Permutit Co..
1-
;
L'j
_
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
5(4%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Safety Appliances Do.,
4.60%
'
(s-a)
Inc.
shares
preferred
Missouri
Petersburg & Hopewell
6
income
(quar.)
preferred A.
Stock
1-1
$1.08%
(quar.)
dividend)—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter;
4.40%
gains)
Investment Corp.,
preferred
Extra
•;
•.
2
(quar.).
Piping Co. (quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming—
Mission
.
'••12- 2
1
12-
:
Co.'
(stock
Maid
invest,
net
North American Cement,
Class B (quar.)
97 Vic
Products
,
7
-1-1
—
preferred
12-
•,
96(4c
-
Midwest
'5%
$1.50
'
Ltd.-—
10-30
12-
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
t50c
from
Norfolk & Western
11-6
11-16
-
20c
Food
Minute
(8c
Chemical,
4%
11-16
12-10
95c
i:
i
(quar.)___>^_________i__
iquar.)______^______-_
Abrasive
Minneapolis &
4
11-16
-•
25c
.
______________
&
11-30
$1-
»
1
1
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
12-10
—___
accum." capital
Stock
A.
-
.
(One share of Standard Oil Co.
Mine
12- 4
35c
preferred
Nopco
-11-14
50c
-
,
Michigan Seamless Tube (quar.) _____—25c
Miles
,".11-23' 4
12-14
/.35c
(quar.)
Miller
4
20c
5(4%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4(4%
12-
1-1-60'
.
(quart)
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
American
1
iquar.)___;
Co.
3.90%
55
1-1-60
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Com.
Engineering & Research
12-
-
(qqar-.)—_;
each
Philadelphia
i.
22c
$1.18%
_—
(quar.)_:
Oil
12- 4
:Extra•
.
North
(quar.)
preferred
Midwest
(Ohio)
12-
12-15
,
12-
—
Tubing Co.-/.____i_i___-
Extra
1-1-60'
$1.121/a
(quar.)
Share
Nichols
Corp. -(quar.)
Mid-West
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
__i__
-
Light & Power Co.
News
Niagara
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Stores
Mickelberrys
10-20
(quar.)___v.
11-21
Co.—
11-15
93%c"
12- 2
1
50c
1211-
.
12-15
$1.12(4
(quar.)
7
'/•
12-28
12-
$1.75
Gear
1
1-
;
11-13
12- 4
25c
10%
:
1-27-60
(increased)
Quarterly
preferred
1
$1
(quar.)
57(ic
preferred
,
Newport
.
pfd.
Peter
"
<quar.)
(s-a)_
preferred
Extra
preferred
(quar.)_
4(a%
*12-
;
(quar.)-
.Telephone Co.,
Common
V
I- 1":
12-18
preferred
Newfoundland
.
Corp.
Machine &
Paul
11-13
11-13
12- 1
12- 1
50c
(quar.)__
common
1-
Jquar.)
preferred
Newark
-
(Pa.)
40c
(quar.)/-_______/
preferred
35c
dividend
Corp.,
12-
25c
12-
York. State Electric & Gas—
$4.50
;
Stores
12- 4
.
10-27
■
-
15c
(increased)-.
11-13
11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.01(4
1
Co.
Brake
1
35c
1
dividend
3%%.
4Vi%>'
11-27 *
11- 6 ;
-
Zinc
Air
/Common
11-27
;
1-' 1
A
■
^
25c "
'
.'_
12.
12-31
2c
-
62Vic
-
12-
t
New
11-2
1- 2
12- 1
30c
s
'•*'
pfd.
%
11- 2
*'
12-12.,
(quar.)
(quar.)__—__
(quar.J
12-15
<Stock
-
4
/-(
-
pfd.
Co.,. 5'®
11-16
12-15
v.;
,
4.05%
,
11-10
t,
12-1;
(quar.)j50c
•' "($1
2,
12-
Fibre—
1-
York Auction—
3.85%
4.45%
$1
11-13
$1.16
27(2C
5%
New
(quar.)
3.80%
„
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-30
*12-30
_i_
_.
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
4.35%
Stock
7%
preferred
11-20
Company
Hose &
Perfect
11-2
35c
preferred A
Merchants
11-18
12-15
(quar.)
.
preferred
Metai
1
11-30
Jersey
Distilleries,
Messenger
12-
20c
Melville Shoe Corp.—
Mcngel
5%
5
12- 1
preferred
15c
York
Telephone
Mercantile
Telephone
4(4%
New
New
&
Frank
43,4%
Peoples
New
New
Robbins
preferred
'4%
Drug
11-16
11-16
New
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
Peoples
12-31
Circle
11
$1.06
Co.
12-31
11-13
quar.)
Co., common
preferred (s-ai
_
&
'
Publishing
11-13
1
Johnson
6%
Penton
11-13
4%
Chemical
17c
Dickinson Mines, Ltd;< (s-a)
England Lime (quar.)
,____
Jersey Natural Gas (stock dividend)
New Jersey Power & Light—
Share
'
(initial-quar.)
17c
(quar.)
stock)__
B
11-30
2
1
1
5^ 'conv.
Melchers
class
12-15
20c
11-
'
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
1
12-
(Md.)
Portland
in
11-16
-
Penobscot
12-1
11- 6
:4(4%." preferred
Medusa
$1.06(4
3
12-
12-
Corp.,'corrtnion
Meadville
12-28
9334c
/ Eommon /(quar.)
Class
11-2
1-15
-
17Vic
12-
/_ 55c
(quar.).*62'Vac
Machine
11-16
5c
-
common
93%c
i
-
Meier
(payable
12-15
Porcupine Mines,
Extra.: >___-
McKesson
11-
55c
(quar.)
dividend)
common
preferred
11-30
1
New
(quar.)
12-
Co.
Corp.,
3%
common
3%
(stock
Mclntyre
;*
divid.
"
McCord
-A'/o
.(quar.)._
Co.,
50c
McCormick
Mead
Stock
12-
Name of Company
Pennsylvania l»ower Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
-
12-22
\Ahen
Per
'
11-13
85c
-
__
Extra
MiCall Corp.
Mead
11-16
1
50c
clafcs A and B__.__i_i.»
Bros,
(quar.) h
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
12-31
11-16
12-
■•%,/..
on
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
Neisner
2-1
12-15
.12-1
.___
Maytag
4(4%
11-16
11-25
5c
Corp.—
dividend
Nedse .Chemical
11-16
$3
t$1.12(4
Stock
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus
11-25
10c
series)
"12-18
(quar.)__'t$l<37,(4
preferred, (quar.)
,___
Maxson
i W.
L.) Corp. (quar.)
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.),
(1947
*■'
.
'
,
20c
4(4%
preferred
Nationwide
11-13
1-1
$1.50
_______
Massawippi Valley Ry. - (s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 5(4% pfd.
$3.75
12- 4
;
1
12-
*, •*•
__
;
11-25
11-13
12-18
$1
Share
,
National Union Fire Insurance (Pittsburgh)—
Quarterly
:
12-15
When
Per
.
Company
National Tea Co.
11-30—
$30c
Insurance—"
Life
1%
Name of
11-10
11-20
62 (4c
(2047)
•
Payable o) Rec
,
15c
Co.
Financial Chronicle
Holders
When
Share
(stock
&
Miarshall-Wells
6%
.
...
.
Name of
Mhrsh
5399
Grande
Voting
shares
subj.
to
(final) approximate pay¬
shareholders approval on
18
-
Valley
trust
Gas,
etfs.
common
iquar.)
(quar.)—
r_,
li-U
12
(2048)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
Class
R
class A
Co.,
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
12- 1
12- 1
11-16
(quar.7c
,
—1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'
68%c
(quar.)—
—
preferred "H" (quar.)_
———~
preferred "J" (quar.)-——.—-—4%% preferred (quar.)—
4.95% preferred (quar.)
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR. (s-al——-
Rohm
&
Haas
4%
Corp.
Co.,
Special
Stock
(quar.»
11-30
11-
5
4.50%
preferred
26 Ac
11-30
11-
5
4.75%
preferred
29 %c
11-30
11-
5
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)____^
preferred
preferred
30'Ac
11-30
11-
5
6.00%
(quar.)___—_—_______—
5.60%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
*62'Ac
11-16
10-20
5.85%
preferred
(quar.)_^
11-16
12-
Company
Southern
Natural
10-30
Southern
Railway Co.,
1
11-13
Southern
11-13
southland
11-13
12-1
12-1
11-13
11-13
$2
1-2-60
12-20
50c
11-16
11-
6.70%
preferred
SI
12-10
11-30
Texas
10c
12-26
12-11
3.90%
6
4.L5%
preferred
11-
6
preferred
19c
11-16
10-30
18c
12-15
12-
12-
1
lh-13
2-
1
1-20
$1.50
1-
1-20
Thomas
1-20
4.40%
preferred
11-
(quar.)
$1.10
2-
1
preferred
(quar.)__^__^_______-___
$1.15
2-
1
1-20
1
$1.18%
2-
1
1-20
27 %C
2-
1
1-20
27'Ac
4.75%
preferred
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
A
preferred- ($25 par) (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
:
2-
1
12-
1
11-13
33c
12-
1
10-80
$1.44
preferred
36c
12-
1
10-30
Extra
:
Stock
dividend-
11-
12- 2
11- 2
12-1
11-10
'
.
(quar.)—.———-—_——
5%
—
Ruppert
(Jacob), 4A% preferred (quar.)—
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
Ryder System. Inc., new common (initial)—
Sabine Royalty
Corp.
(s-a)
11-16
10-19
$1
12-15
11-30
.
X increased
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
St.
Croix
Mfg. Co., Inc.
Co. (quar.)_
Paper
dt.
Joseph
11-27
Light
& Power (stock dividend)
Francisco Ry. Co., common—
preierred A
iquar.i—:——
—....
5%
12-
_—25c
__
Louis-San
11-16
$1.25
.
11-
11-20
25c
—
—
____.
Tubular
Stock
Products
dividend
Schering Corp.,
(quar.)
__—
__L_
.———
(increased
common
5%
preferred (quar.)_——
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.).
5'A%
Scott
$4
Scovill
Co.,
Mfg.
S3.65
Scudder,
4-18
8-1-60
7-18
,,
,
!
27'Ac
dividend)______
5%
;
1
1-15
$1
2-
1
1-15
25c
12-
1
11-16
91'Ac
12-
1
11-16
•.—
(quar.)
Clark
(2-for-l
Steven
&
preferred
Common
Stock
split)
Clark
Fund,
com.
(quar.)
_—
_____
Co.,
.
__
common
*31%c
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)__
convertible
$5
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
7'Ac
12-10
11-25
10c
12-10
11-25
1-10
12-17
(quar.)
$4.75
$5
10-30
12-
25c
—
_____
Finanre
$1.183A"'
1-10
A
(quar.)
:
$1.25
Seaboard
preferred B (quar.)_______
$1.25
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.32'Ac
8eabrook
Farms
Co.,
A%
4
Co.
$5
D.)
&
United
Cities
preferred
Securities
5%
B
12-15
12-
11-20
10-30
11-20
11-
5
$2.50
12-15
12-
1
;
Corp.,
;
_
common
(quar.)
10c
Vailey
Power,
Water,
preferred
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
22c
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
*20c
11-25
10-14
15c
11-25
11-
11-25
11-2
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
4%
Seiberling Rubber, common
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
5%
31'Ac
1-
15c
&
Sherwin-Williams
com.
pfd. (quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
$1
25c
;
1212-
1
1
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Bag
(quar.)
Siegler
12-15
1-1
12-15
*50c
*56%c
Stores
(quar.)
preferred
B
div.
A
on
the
class
Dairies,
Ltd., class
A
and
class
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
Smith-Douglas
11-10
12-10
11-10
Co.
Investment
62'Ac
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11-
5
5
1-
2
11-30
j.
2
11-30
Smith Tool Co.
Co.
Stock
of
of
dividend
Oil
California
Corp.,
common
Indiana
(one
share
Company,
Ltd.
11-20
12-15
11-13
Toledo
12-15
11-16
12-15
12-
40c
Standard
Co.
State
12-
Capital
Fuel
1
11-20
5%
11-
12-10
I-15
12-31
5%
12-10
(quar.)
11-25
12-11
12-21
12-
15c
12-10
12-
1
,12-
1
split
11-13
Union
15c
II-16
10-
8
11-16
10-
8
Union
9
UOc
25c
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
Taft
approval
12-
2
Co
12_i5
n_i3
10-30
12-16
12-
1
10
1
4
N
12-2
11-
12-11
Jo-M
11-20
JJIq
11-27
12-
1
11-30
10-30
U.
S.
S.
Chemical
U.
S.
*$1.25
1-1-60
preferred
4.50%
preferred
12-15
11-
12-
1
11-
1
11-
5
12-
4
11-
6
12-22
12-15
U.
6
U.
1-15
1-
4
U.
50c
12-
1
12-15
11-14
2'2%'3-15-60
2-15"
11-28
11-
11-28
11-9
9
27c
12-15
12-
S2
12-28
12-15
12-
11-
3
*5c
1
1
2%
12-18
12-
12-18
12-
4
S.
$10
Par
to
$1.02'A
$1.06%
12-18
11-27
1-
1
12-11
1-
1
12-11
12-11
preferred
tquar.)
$1.16%
1-
1
12-11
^
jl:SS
ii:23°0
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
1-
1
4.90%
12-11
preferred
11-20
11-
$1.22'A
1-
5.10%
1
12-11
11-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
J60c
12-28
12-14
Canada, Ltd.,
Company
dividend
common
$1.27'A
1
12-11
12-11
'1-1
12-11
*40c
11-30
12-10
11-
81.28
(quar.)
1
6
20c
■
1-1-60'
12-15
27%e
1-
11-17
12-11
12-
I
1
12-11
—
will
11-24
11-10
75c
12-10
11-
6
$1.75
11-20
11-
4
30c
12-21
12-
8
30c
Stores
(Del.)
&
new
12-
1
15c
11-16
10-30
81.50
7'Ac
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)___
Corp., common (quar.)_
(increased quar.)
Common
12-15
11-16
11-
11-30
11-13
11-30
11-13
(quar.)
Whelan
Common
8
25c
(initial)
com.
Pharmaceutical
12-
7'Ac
Lines
4
(quar.)
1-
10c
2-29-60
10c...
:_
5-31-60
$3 50
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred
Consolidated
Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
'af
(quarA____—..
87'Ac
1
5-
60
4
2-15
5-13
j -ifi
1-60
4-15
65c
11-27
11-10
25c
12-1
11-13
$1.06%
Co.
12-1
11-16
12-
11-20
(quar.)
Pictures Co.—
4%%
preferred
Upson
Company
Value
Line
Co.
(quar.)
iquar.i
(quar.)
Income
10c
Fund,
income plus
Raalte
Co.
Inc.
4
from
(6c
from capital
6c
(quar.)
gains)
12c
Vick
Chemical
Viceroy
Mfg.
Coal
12-10
11-
12-
1
11-12
12-
2
11-10
&
Ltd.,
6%
6%
12-18
11-
6
class
(quar.)
A
11-
12-
11-19
*12%c
(quar.)
4
4
12-15
12-
$1.25
_•
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
pfd.
(quar.)
12-
1
11-16
+31 %c
—
t
Railway—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Vita
Food
Vogt
Manufacturing Co.
Products
Industries
Grocery
Stock
12-10
25c
1
:
Voi-Shan
12-1
SI
(quar.)
12-15
$1
Iron
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5%
6%
8c
Co.
i5c
2-1-60
1-15
ioc
(increased)-.
(increased
4-15
8-1-60
7-15
15c
on
page
48)
11-13
12-
1
11-14
10c
+-
1
25c
(quar.)
12-
12-
12-15
11-13
4<<
^—
(quar.)
12-15
15c
quar.)__
dividend
(Continued
5-2-60
jl5c
6
2%
Sugar
«initial
Co.,
Extra
Virginian
10-23
50c
50c
Co.—
common
Virginia
11-16
:
Vanadium-Alloys
Von's
(quar. 1
11-13
4
(quar.)
10-31
60c
'
1
$1.31%
:
10-30
12-
30c
value
Vertientes-Camaguey
12-11
preferred
1
split
$5_———
10-30
12-11
5.12%
1
12-
(quar.)
11-16
Co.-—
1
Stock
shares.
10-30
1
5.25%
11-13
12-
11-17
22%c
four-for-one
11-16
1
ll-lh
12-18
50c
(Initial)™
common
a
15c
1-
12_
11-16
1-10-60
100%
Extra
'
11-16
1
22%c
Steel Co. (quar.)
Vernor's Gihger Ale (initial)™—
2
1-
12-3
12-
$1.12'A
(s-a)
11-
1-
I2-31
12-1
$2.50
(quar.)
11-30
$1.16
10-20
Canal
71c
$1.15
12_3i
11-12
17c
2
Vitamin
New
38%c
11-30
Corp.—
new
Corp.
Truck
S.
Van
35c
3l'Ac
11-30
1-1
11-30
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
approve
common
Sugar
»amed
inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-18
15c
4
2%
$1.12'A
11-30
Milling
changed from
United
11-16
10c
S.
11-24
$1.06%
America
Chemical
Extra
11-
(quar.)
$1
of
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.60c
(quar.)i____
Steel
S.
11-13
1-
the
be
U.
11-20
preierred
,
Co.
Playing Card,
of
5
12-
4.65%
Texaco
&
Stockholders
5
c
4.64%
Texaco
Corp.
U.
4.60%
Development—
(quar. j
11-10
10-30
2
3
11-10
11-24
10-30
11-20
12-I6
12-10
11-24
12-16
15c
^
4
40c
12-10
i3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
4
11-
25c
33c
(quar.)__
111-
11-16
$1.75
12-10
41'AC
(quar.)
1-15
11-16
(quar.)
com.
Co., common (quar.)_
4'A% preferred (s-a)
U. S. Pipe &
Foundry (quar.)—__—
28'/a
2
11-2
11-12
1
$15c
preferred (quar.)
Casualty Co. (N. Y.)
S.
11-
12-14
12-
*37c
(quar.)-:
15c
Transmission
12-14
20c
.
Lines
11-16
(s-a)__
11-12
10c
12-15
35C
Corp.
11-24
;
Q.
1
(s-a)
11-12
$i.l2'A
class A
(quar.)
:
United Gas Improvement
Co., com.
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Universal
Ltd.
'
(quar.)
corn,
(quar.
Ltd.,
United New Jersey RR; &
12-
9
11-24
12'Ac
America,
1
1U
7C
of
Insurance
7C
1
preferred
Borax
4
11-
1
15c
preferred
S.
4
12-
12-
12Ac
P>
Extra
12-
12-14
40c
(s-a'-vr=n__
12-14
3%
United
55c
Mines,
11-14.
.—
(quar.)
Co.
2-12
(quar.
1
10c
dividend
2-29
(s-a)-
11-14
12-
$1.25
iquar.».
Enginerlng & Foundry,
5c
preferred
1
A.
Lines
Industrial
(quar.)
11-13
12-
10c
iqtiar.)___
Products Inc.
United
(quar.)
12-15
,
7%
$1.10
preferred
2%
A
Car
12-15
Extra
4.25%
class
and
10-20
10-20
(Kansas)—
United
65c
(quar.)—
10-20
11-16
11-16
38c
Inc.
(quar.)—
Corps.,
Class
11-17
11-16
87'Ac
(quar.)__
(La.) class A
Gas
6
10-20
92'Ac
11-27
1D16
(quar.)
&
Biscuit
United
10-30
11-
1
11-16
$1.12'A
12-22
11-16
12-
„
11-12
11-20
SI
12-10
25c
11-12
2
12-10
90c
4'A%
Canada
Shares Management
2
9
^
(quar.)
11-13
62'Ac from long-term capital gains_
in
—
12-
$1
(quar.) •____
Electric Coal (quar,)
12-10
Inc
(quar.)—
11-10
Co.,
!f }
10
Corp.
25c
convertible
62''2C
—
5%
of
Corp.
in
11
(quar.)—
11-10
30c
91
Co.
System
Air
84.50
11-16
12%c
11
Clutch
1
12-
.
11-16
12-2
B
United
preferred
preferred
$R7 ir
11-30
Extra.
12-14
20c
4.10%
15c
Aircraft
11-13
12-14
11-16
35c
5
2%
12-10
2
11 16
Tank
1-1-60
1
ft
25c
(quar.(%__T
Oii
United
12-
11-
11-30
11-
(reduced)—
Mines, Ltd. (s-a»
Wayne Corp.
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
(s-a)
5
J25C
6
11-20
15c
preferred
Class
2
11-
5%
-
11-10
12-10
11-30
12-31
Paper
Common
1?-"
dividend)
•
11-13,
11-
12-15
preferred
Union
1
12-
1
11-16
11-16
35c
—
(Dallas)
12-
20c
Co.,
11-30
Extra
Tennessee
11-13
1
$1.25
U.
Television
12-
11-16
$5 preferred A iquar.)—
Company (initial)—-—-——
2%
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly of 8t-aC from net investment
45c
12-
11-30
11-25
40c
u_
"if
11-6
12-15
25c
12-15
11-16
:
11-16
":2!
11-20
10c
(increased)
12-
10c
12_n
"g
11-20
12-11
$1.75
25%
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
and
Co.
Insurance
43 %c
11-27
6
12-10
12-22
33 34c
(quar.)
United
(quar.)
Gold
Y.)
(N.
12-
4%
Co.,
11-20
25c
12-
30c
Gold
Fibre
12-10
A
Gas
Common
of
(quar.)
Broadcasting. ,(quar.)
dividend _2-.
.7:2:—■
4.32%
12-21
•
1-12
to
common
A.)
Fenn
11-10
1-1-60
Co.—
—
50c
15
Co.,
Biscuits
&
11-10
25c
50c
Stock
Taylor
1
11-30
30c
25.C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
12-
60c
__j.
(stock
preferred
|tock
57c
preferred
Mining (quar.
Syracuse
10-30
11-10
5c
(quar.)
;
preferred
<quar.)_
United
A
8%
Insurance
Gas
12-15
;
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common
4'A% preferred (quar.)___
—;
5'A % preferred (quar.)__
Symington
4
.
*.
(quar.)„—
Union Finance Corp.,
Stock dividend on common
12-31
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Sylvanite
12-
1
20c
(increased)
Trust
Radio
$3.50
5%
A
&
Universal
$3.70
81.25
subject
Dec.
Fuller
Assurance Co.
Sunshine
2
Elevators, Ltd. (quar.)—*10c
Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)
8c
$4.50
7
12-11
Wells
Sunshine
1-
11-16
12-
30c
(quar.)
Carbide
12-31
Corp.;—
(stock dividend)
Propane Gas Corp.—
Common
(quar )
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Oil
4
4
Electric Co,—
'12-31
Common
Stock
12-
15c
preferred
2%
Suburban
Sun
2
30c
(quar.)
Bank
Disc
$4
11-16
30c
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Greene Corp. (stock dividend)
Life
7
1-
11-13
87'Ac
dividend
Struthers
12-
31 vtc
,,
-
Union
Co.—
Apartment
(quar.)_l:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
11-19
20c
Corp
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)
Stouffer Corp.
(quar.)
Studio
2
11-13
Twin
11-18
15c
(quar.)
.
(D.
12-
1-
11-13
Tuboscope
11-10
70c
Extra
Stuart
2
31'Ac
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)—
5% pfd. convertible series 1957 tquar.)—
11-27
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar)
(John B.) Co.,
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
Stubnitz
series)
1-
11-30
Trunkline
11-27
Stetson
Stock
B
Co.—
Scale
Trinity
11-16
12-10
Stores
preferred
11-30
25c
3%
Troy & Greenbush RR.
9
35c
(quar.)
Corp., 5% pfd.
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
&
11-30
12-15
2
1
Trav-ler
11-13
12-10
93 %c
10c
Baer
12-15
61
11-
1
rower
11-16
class
stockholders
35c
y
Toronto
11-16
Sterling Precision
7%
11-20
1
11-13
62'Ac
Extra
Stix.
1
12-
12-18
1
Delaware
Two-for-one
12-
12-
Travelers
1
(quar.)
Corp
Bros,
*2c
12-
11-10
12-18
preferred
Sterchi
11-20
$1.14
12-10
12-
Life
Ltd.,
1
11-16
$1.06%
Trade
"2d
(quar.)
Steinberg's,
12-
15c
Triangle Conduit & Cable (reduced )___.•—
(increased-quar.)
Parts
12-15
10c
12-15
$1.06'A
,
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Steel
1
(quar.)—,—
35c
dividend
Preferred
1
(quar.)
11-13
12-
Chemical
Common
10-26
11-
(initial)
..
Construction
Dreferred
11-13
40c
Supply
Hotels
11-25
preferred
11-27
15)_
approval Dec.
11-30
preferred
4.56%
11-27
Co.
(quar.)_____
(subject to stockholders'
dividend
11-10
25c
—
'extra)
Edison
11-16
4
12-
25c
9
:
Co.
12-15
12-15
25c
4>/4%
1
30c
Stanley Warner Corp.
Stanley Works
(The)
State
Packing
Corp.
50c
of
Register
Stock
30c
(quar.)
Guarantee
15c
shs. held)
(year-end)
Ohio, com. (quar.)
33A%
preferred A
(quar.)____.
;
Standard Packaging, $1.60
pfd. (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)__
Oil
25c
19-.1A
"Hi:::
2
Telechron Mfg., class A (stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend)
12-15
30c
(quar.)
11-
(New Jersey) for each 90
Oil Co. (New Jersey)
6
$2
75C
(quar.)
11-16
Title
Standard
of
55c
(quar.)-l
45c
Standard
Standard
12-15
11-24
(increased)
(Ky.)—
&
Tokheim
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Teck-Hughes
If,;0." T00'S ",Uar'>
socooy
Mowr6ii7q«aM::~~;:::::;::
Solventol
preferred
Tobin
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
n-25
05%
preferred
1
11-
preferred
Taylor
i;::"
$1.55
12-
11-16
Realty
12-15
1
9
(initial-quar.)
Bearing (increased)
preferred
Toledo
11-
(quar.)
$1.25
11-27
12-15
37'Ac
11-25
—
Products,
12-15
5%
1
1-
12-
.
Tishman
11-16
1-
,15c
(quar.)
(initial
Extra
11-16
11-27
87'Ac
22-11
_____
Co.
Chemical
1-
4
Roller
10c
11-16
_
(quar.)
12-31
12-
common
30c
12-11
$i5C
Fund
12-30
New
Timken
$1.12'A
60c
(year-end)
11-16
2
(quar.)
7'Ac
:
(Edson B,
B
11-10
12-10
_•
Smith
Texas
12-10
12-10
United
(quar.)
Smith
Class
10-31
30c
Iquar.)
dividend
Southam
11-16
ti5C
Extra-
South
11-13
Time Finance Co.
11-27
2%
Class
B
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores
11-10
12-15
(quar.
50c
Co.
Sonotone
Oil
Sutherland
1-2-60
5%
eifswriorci:":::::::::::-;;:;:—,Skelly: Oil
Stock
1
*l5c
Oil
Corp.
11-13
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co.
(quar.)__
Sivyer Steel Castings (quar.)
Skil
12-
3%
__
A
Simpson's, Ltd.
Sinclair
11-16
11-16
11-10
12-15
$1.35
(quar.)
com.
series
1
B,,
________
(quar.)
Inc.
Company
Saw
6
n-io
11-30
20c
Extra
Slmonds
11-
12-15
20c
;___•
Silvray Lighting,
Simmons
11-30
20c
(quar.)
B
2
9
61c
_____
dividend
preferred
(quar.)___
Class
12-
ioc
Stock
5%
12- 2
11-
Co.—
payable in class A stock)
Slgnode steel strap-ping, common
Silverwood
1-
2
17'Ac
(quar.)
(Stock
1- 2
12-14
15C
(quar.)
_____
Petroleum
Class
Standard
Sun
25c
(quar.)
(initial)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Sierra
1
1
4%
Food
Corp.
(quar.)
Pacific Power
$2.44
11-13
12-
1-
dividend
Shop Rite Foods
Sierra
11-16
$1.25
:
4'A % preferred (quar.)
Sheller Mfg. Corp
Shopping
2
$1.12
Shawinigan Water & Powei—
4%
1
12'Ac
_______
A
(quar.)__
Shenango
12-17
30c
(quar.)—
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co., class A
(quar.)—
Class
12"-17
11-10
35c
;
Shawinigan Water
1
Realty—
Corp., class
B
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)____
1-10
S1.12'A
A
Acceptance
preferred
Serrick
pfd.
1-10
12-
(quar.)
Falls
Searle
(G.
12-17
<quar.)_.
Sealright-Oswego
Second
12-17
1-10
$1.25
convertible
preferred
Co.
pfd.
1
30c
Oil
Statler
conv.
11-18
4.25%
Forgings Corp.
Stock
*25e
uuar.)
(initial)
11-16
Inc.—
____
Milling
10-30
5%'
12-15
20c
(quar.)__^._______
convertible
Standard
6
12-15
35c
—
preferred
12-
$1.12'A
Extra
Stauffer
11-16
._
Extra
Seaboard
11-13
2-
RR.
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
Dredging Corp.—
$1.60
dividend
conv.
25c
common
Standard
11-16
12-10
85c
common
<te
12-16
55c
(increased)
(quar.)
(2-for-l split)
Scythes & Co., Ltd..
5%
6
12-31
1-18
(quar.)
Seaboard Allied
11-
5-2-60
—
)
Inc.',
12-
Standard
12-21
2-2-60
common
Co.,
Inc.
12-21
27'Ac
Stevens
Fund,
11-12
11-13
preferred
Scudder,
1-15
11-24
12-1
preferred
preferred
2
11-23
4
15c
(quar.)
Industries (stock
Paper
S3.40
1-
35c
37'Ac
quar.)—
—_ —
(quar.)——_i
preferred
preferred
Scientific
2%
—_
1-15
12-
(quar,)——_—27'Ac
Schwitzor Corp.,
5'A% preferred
5A%
17c
10-30
New
$3.50
11-
;
Drug Co. (initial)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
4
Brands-
Co.
1
5c
Thrift
11-16
20c
21
(quar.)
International
Water
12-
3%
(initial)___.
Engineering Corp.
3tamford
6
•»
(quar.)___
common
Standard
12-1
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)——35c
12- 1
,4,40% preferred (quar.)
$1.10
1-1
Salada Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd, (quar.)
16c
12-15
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)—
10c -11-25
Inc., new
preferred
Stock
5%
,10-15
12-15
Markets
60c
<quar.)_
dividend)
Spokane
10-30
ia-io
Sons
.
12-16
10c
A
.
$1.05
common
Sprague
11-20
12-15
10%
•
1
8t.
Sawhill
3piegel,
11-27
15c
&
(stock
11-16,
$1.50
iquar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
:
4'A% preferred (quar.)__________________
11-27
(initial).—
Shoe
$4.50
12-31
1-1-60
1-1-60
35c
Kellogg
Spencer
1
$1
Specialty
Spencer
11-20
22'Ac
2c
Co.,
preferred
6
12-
$1.67V3
—
Thorofare
■
(initial).—
Chemical
4.20 %
V
$1.07'A
———
4%
St.
12-
B
Spencer
12-10
11-13
17'Ac
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp., 6% conv. preferred
(quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, class A (initial)
Class
11-10
12- 4
——
Common
Clair
1
1- 2
5c
(quar.)-—25c
Steel Products
Safeway Stores. Inc.-—
St.
12-
$1.12'A
—
Safway
v
2
12-2
5c
7'Ac
•
Inc.
11-13
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)______*.
4%
Common
B
Common
10-30
12-1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__!
30c
$1.32
12-1
11-
1
35c
Thompson Industries (quar.)
Thompson (John R.) Co., new com.
Thompson Paper Box Co., Ltd
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc^~
1-20
11-12
Industries,
Class
1-20
4.60%
4.40%
;—
1
——
1-20
11-12
(quar.)
12-
$1.24
(quar.)
1
11-16
4.36%
preferred
1
11-16
Rubbermaid,
.
5.40%
2-1
1
11-16
(initial)--—
com.
$1.333A
(increased)—
2-
11-25
new
common
6
11-6
income)-.
2-
11-25
Tool,
Reid,
6
11-
—
investment
97'Ac
12- 1
12-
(from
$1.06%
12-
convertible
11-
1
1
—.—
$1.03%
_____________
11-30
Marie
;5%
1
12-
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)—_—
Thlokol Chemical (stock dividend)
15c
Gear &
Rose
12-
12-
$1.45
—
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.)——__________
Texas llhnois Natural Gas Pipeline (quar.)—
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)__:—_______
3
12-
12-15
Fund
(qiiar.
Gas Transmission, com.
4.96% preferred (quar.)
12-18
39c
(quar.)
1
92'Ac
(quar.)
4.25%
5
preferred (quar.)_____—._
12 A'c
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville), com.
12'Ac
5% preferred
(quar,)——,—12'Ac
Royalties Management Corp.
5c
Ross
SIAS-^A
$1.67%
Texas
(quar.)
Paper Mills (s-a)
11-
6
$1.46'4
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
Common
1
6
preferred
11-
115c
11-
5.35%
*$1.06%
_
11-6
12-
11-13
12-
_——
(quar.)
12-1
—
,
12-15
tquar.)____
Southwestern Electric Service Co.
(increased)
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
6
$1.40
—
26c
preferred
12-1
.
11-
(quar.)_:—
50c
$1
11-6
1
<quar.)_t—
(quar.)
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar.);
*25c
1
12-
preferred
11-17
<quar.)____
6
12*
$1.25
__—-—_——
preferred
5,80preferred
Natural Gas Co., common
(s-a)
preferred A (quar.)——
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)___,
11-20
6
11-
5.75%
11-20
1
11-
1
6.70%
1-5
12-29
1
12-
2
12-10
$1
12-
11-13
12-10
_
6
$1.12V2
$1.183/4
$1.37'A
11-30
50c
———2%
11-
(quar.)__————„
iquar.)_.i__~—
(quar.)
12-15
Spring Bed
3.70%
1
12-14
5
Holders
12-
70c
12-
When
Payable 0) Rec.
35c
50c
$6
H-29
(quar.)—
com.
common...
37'Ac
2%
———.
32'Ac
Transmission,
(quar.)
Southwest
11-13
1
(quar.)_____
Gas
non-cumulative
12-1
12-
(quar.)
11-14
Eastern
Texas
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
Southern
12-1
——_—
preferred
Share
y
,
25'Ac
$1.23%
_________
(quar.)—
common
__
dividend—-
B
11-30
$1
(quar.)
preferred A 'quar,)—
Paper Co., Ltd., class A
4%%
12-28
12-15
10c
Rolland
Class
12-31
12-31
$1.02'A
$1.02'A
$1.18%
(quar.)
Mfg. Co, (quar.)——
dividend———
Rockwell-Standard
of Company
(quar.)(quar.)__
5%
preferred
Stock
11-16
10c
4.10%
Rockwell
12- 1
21c
*20c
*25c
4.10%
Corp.
Per
Nome
preferred
preferred
4.24%
& Electric—
Rochester Transit
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Edison—
Southern
approval of stockholders)—
Little Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1 class A pfd. (quar.)
—
Robinson Technical Products, Inc.——.—
4%
When
Share
California
4.08%
to
Robinson,
Rochester Gas
of Company
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
4.78%
11-16
11-16
12- 1
75c
—,———
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd—
American shs.
(final payment subject
Per
Name
Southern
.
'4.88%
—
--
o'A%
6%
When
Share
of Company
Ritter Finance
.
12-15
11-13
4
Volume-190
-Number
5899
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2049)
<€»
York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
; Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
';C
30% Jan
v
3
43% Jan
.
-
13
Jan
14'
-
.
40 % Dec
71% Nov
102%:Jan.:,7
120
Nov
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
29
*40
20
..59% Feb
H
24
108% Oct
20
Sep
1
134
49% Oct
6
\ 32
Oct
26
29% Dec
-
"12% Nov-
14
31
26,
Sep 23-
33% Oct
2-
24%.Jan
.
>
18
29.%'-Oct
•'3-
20 Mi Jan
-
47% Jan
24% Nov
-19-% Jan
•
24
.
9
33
Jan
97 •: Nov
11
-7-.. jan
2
19% Dec
29
167/e Jan
.)•
28
25% Nov
18
1
49% Jan 13
■*
*
193% Jan.
•
2% Jan
•'
3
24% Jan
14
Jan
..
?.■ 2"-,
16
July
*
ABC
3
Vending Corp
'
71'
290
3
3% Feb
328
9
29% Nov
10
Dec
9
10 Va Dec
30
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
33
Dec
30
2
91-
Apr
18
12
Dec
49% Nov
17
Nov
I?
23% Jan
2
77% Jun
■
12
9% Jan
160
230
Dec
12
93 1
1 /
16
15% Oct
6
12%.Feb
72 % Apr. 29
96% Oct
7
92
Oct
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Bank
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44
84
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15
55% Dec
11
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21
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9
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17
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26
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4
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1
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5
20
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19
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8
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10
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13
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2
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28
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102
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91
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28
31
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18
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6
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8
15% Feb
19
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25% Feb 25
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56
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14
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35% Dec
2
58% Nov
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144% Nov
26
157
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138
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54% Mar
1
3
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152
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13
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12
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68
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22
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30
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28%
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39
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49
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36%
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39% Jan
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50
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25
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61% Aug
7
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107
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42%
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'
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28%
4%
30
100
preferred
Allis-Chalmers .Mfg
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
20% Jan
Jan
:
20%
52
No par
4%
American
13
No par
:
Allied Stores Corp common—No
American
42% Jan
Inc
Allied Products Corp
/
2
12
31
18
,
30%
80
•;
230
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120
Co
53
.
98
18 %
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14
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19%
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40% Oct
100
13%
46%
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41%
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55
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9
44% Nov
53%
1
9
7
14%
49%"'
18
30
13
1
17%
41
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;
225
_5
35% Apr
33% Apr
34% Jan
13%
47%
Allied Kid
160 % Apr
27% Apr
58% Dec
.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen industries Inc:
50y8 Sep
8
10
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
17%
82
225
310
4%
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42%
82
1
28%
21%
49
28
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117
21
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59 v
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,
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50
49%
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58
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105
28 Vs
v
.
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4%
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10
preferred
30%
28%
116
20%
50%
21%
31V8
41%
common
Allied Mills
1
115% July 24
310
.
4%
30%
67%
30%
<
1
prior preferred
Allied Laboratories
1
8
42% Dec
120% Oct
.
4
Jan
'
41%;
28
58
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100
L
convertible
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41 %
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the Week
f
Nov. IS
67%
13%
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2
115
104%
Friday
Nov. 12
42%
13%
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Thursday
67 y8
30%
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50%
v 13%
*,
;
22%
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2
common
preferred
105
42
67%
20%
59
..
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4
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
11
_100
——.*
,
14
31.
>
Nov. 11
20%
28%.
21%
No par
pfd 1951 scries
Alleghany Corp
83% Mar 17
17 ..'
Inc
4%%
6%
14% Feb
114% Sep
9
Aldens
$4 conv
61% Jun
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59
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.
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30
32% Sep
104
28% Nov
85% Jan
,
27
;
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11
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14%-Ja~n~~2
.
.
24
60% Jan
22
;
1
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15
Aug
7
21% Mar 20
,
11
15% Jan
-
2
Jan
38 V2 Nov
Nov
conv
Alabama
132
,
46y» Sep 21
55 y8 Dec
6
Jan
22% May 19
t..
13
A
30
28% Aug 25
2
30
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2
74
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4.50%
60% Aug 31
102 / Apr- 8
10
Jan
17% Oct
.
Sep
.49% Oct
7
100
Ian
No par
Air Reduction Inc common-
Apr 22
14% Oct 30
2
32% Jan 28
44 % Jan-
-v
Aeroqulp Corp
22% Apr
8
44% Oct 20
85
28
Jan
*
50%
28%*
Addressograph-Multigrapli Corp.—5
—
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21%
49%
f
67 %
"115
20%
25
Admiral Corp
6% Mar 19
35
:
11
i
-
•
1
7
12
29% May 11
34% July 16
; 81% Mar 10
;
Sep 22
Oct
Jan
T
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp——
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67%" '68%
ACF-Wrlgley Stores Inc—
1
.'.-i 13%/.
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30%
4
2
:
Wednesday
Nov. 10
$4 "42
*41
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Tuesday
'
'
Nov. 9
F
100
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
-
Acme
4
125
Sep 21
23% Jan
-
1
ACF Industries Inc
.
2
63% Nov
94% Jfcn ;..* 2
-17
;
Aug 17
Par
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30 % Mar
9
•
2
31
26
2
57
23% Jan
4
3
Dec
80% Nov 24
16
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80-
5
34
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Dec
2
..Jan
20% Nov
-
2
'
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72
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297
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Apr 24
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-
,
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4714 May 8
84% Apr 28
18% Mar 26
'
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37% July 15
i 14% Jan
2
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'
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*
2012 Aug 26
3
-,
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V
Highest
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Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
4,100
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*88
21.80
37
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
30%
31
37%
30%
37%
4,600
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
29%
30%
4,300
10
90
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90
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13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
.
Monday,
.
November116.
(2050)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Sales for
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIC ES
stocks
Range for
Previous
29
Jan
Feb
25
39% Apr
7
12 Vb Feb
10
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
Nov
3
90
8
Feb
75
25
2
19
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
2
13
44
Feb
5
99
Sep 25 a
Nov 10
6
105
Jan
2
96
17% Jan
2
28% Dec 31
24% Nov
9% Jan
2
10% Dec 18
9% Oct
67
May
59
19
Dec
3014
30 %
75%
*
73%
86% Jan
Feb 28
92
8
Nov
10
80
;
53 Vb Dec
30
47% Feb
17
13
39 V\ Sep
16
53 V* Apr
78% Oct 29
90
Jan
15
76% Nov
8% Aug
8
5% Oct
28
5
16
■.% 16% Feb 11
2% Jan 2
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2
17 % Aug
4
Jun
30
72% Sep 22
2
25% Dec 19
16% Jan
8
22% Aug
6
19
29% Dec 30
5% Jan
2
13% Dec
96
24%
27%
48Vb
17%
08'/a Jan 27
7% Jan
16y2May27
21 Vb Jun
9
25 Vb Apr 29
10% Jan
7
67
28% Dec
11
17
July 29
Feb
Jan
Aug
May
16
13
26
25
3% Jan
9
Oct
6
12% Jun
Jun
24
34
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20
30 Va Feb
9
9% Jan
2
Nov
3
137/a Jan
6
18 Vz
|34% Jan
6
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
8
Oct
1
95
Sep
Oil &
.Dec
18
22% Apr
45'% Apr
29 y4 Jan
7
7
90
12
"101
12
89% Jun
21
48% May 27
64% Oct 22
44
16% Jan
6
30% May
45 V4 Apr
8
2
16% Jan
58
Dec
Dec
"
3
Jan
!3
49 Vz Sep
Jan
9
104
10% Jm
2
23
Feb
9
53
27
40 Vz
9
178
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23
200
20
Oct
30
5
29
19
73% Jan
3
83
Oct
8
84
Jan
2
30% Oct 29
28 Vz Jan
2
44% Nov
36% Oct
2
35% Jan
9
42
Dec 31
33% Nov
13% Jan
43% Jan
2
5
17% July
9
Nov
2
24% May 11
53 y4 Sep
10
13
95
May
Sep 22
89
May 14
3
18
May 19
28% Jan
2
44
10 V4 Jan
13% Dec
2
14% Feb
17
13
23% Aug 27
25
92% Jan
Sep 22
93
4
Mar
90
80
May 22
6
44% Apr
10
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18 Vb Jan
2
Jan
6
27J/4 Dec 24
50% July 21
22% Sep 10
47
Nov
9
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2
1% Oct 13
lVb Feb 18
28% Jan
6
36% Jan
13
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2
77% Oct
45
36Va Jan
2
__
6% Jan
2
Jan
2
23% Jan
18
2
25
58 Vo Oct 30
22Vb Oct
10
6
14% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
10Va Jan
2
19
Dec 18
60% Jan
6
78
Nov 21
25% Apr
74% Sep
23
5
2
48yaJan
16
Jan
37% Feb
17% Oct 24
8
15'/a Jan
6
32% Oct 23
15% Oct
15
2
12% Dec
10
ll7/a Jan
2
36% Oct
13
33y2Jan
6
44V2 May 25
53% Jun
8
5% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
48% Aug 11
45y2 Jan 13
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44% Nov 18
8y4Mayl2
56%
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3,100
61%
60
60%
60,
60%
8,000
26 •
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9
77% Nov
9
85
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18
61
33y4 Sep
Oct
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6
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92
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31
—
.
13
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2
17
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19
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28
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12
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2
28
17J/a Dec 30
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—
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10
25
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26
33% Oct
3
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2
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78 V2 Jun
10
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21
&
43% Nov 13
22 Va
22 Vz
5,400
63%
62 %
63%
31,100
82
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83
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83
83
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43%
43
44
41
33%
34%
34 y8
35
34%
34%
34%
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16%
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14
13%
14%
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14%
14
5
72 %
73%
72
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94
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68
68
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23
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47
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37
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10
83
10
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41
35 VB
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35
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23,000
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12,300
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94
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8,200
94
68
10
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5,500
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37
37
37
38
37%
37%
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52%
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142%
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78%
143
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1,100
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49
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37
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37
49
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27
27%
2,900
17
16%
27%
16%
21 Va
16 34
16%
17 yu
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16%
16%
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10,500
31
32%
32
34%
33%
35 %
34%
35%
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100,100
27
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27%
27%
27%
21 VB
27 %
27%
27%
27
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
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21%
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221/4
21%
22%
81%
21%
22
22%
22%
22 Vb
22 Va
82 %
82
82 %
81%
82%
81
82
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43%
42%
43%
43
43%
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60%
80
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80
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43 y8
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80
*78%
60%
61
60%
43%
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/
2,500
81%
83%
4,600
43 VB
43%
21,500
80
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61
60%
80
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60%
7,200
8 Vz
4,600
9,900
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
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39
38
38%
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50
45%
45%
46
46
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46
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12
11%
12 Va
11%
59
61
59
61
59 V8
60
46%
46%
48
47 %
47%
56%
55%
56 Va
3,800
283b
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28-
28 %
1,300
16%
15%
15%
73%
*72%
28 Vb
16 VB
16%
16 Vb
.16%
16%
74
74
*72%
74 %
*72%
114% 117
1
No par
114%
115%
115%
38 V*
38%
38%
40%
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38%
39%
No par
16
16%
*72%
73 Vz
120
122
40 %
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
5
22
23
22
22 %
21%
22%
21%
5
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
85
85
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1
34%
34V4
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86 y2
34%
10
16%
17%
16%
16%
.5
14%
14%
24%
25Vb
No par
Co
45% Mar 18
5
35% Feb
5
Bush Terminal Co
22 V4 Jan
10
40% Nov
6
34% May
5
44VbNov
2
Butler
3% Jan
15
8% Oct
14
5
9
108% Dec
16
109
7% Dec
10
v
*32
*78
122%
40%
32%
22 Va
-
•
405b
*32
21%
24%
43%
Copper & Zinc
(AM) common
1,000
20,100
24%
24,500
25%
k24%
25%
*83
88
"83
86
*81
86
*34
34%
*34
34 %
*34
34%
100
5,300
81
Jan
5
79
23
89
Feb
11
Oct
27
50ya Jan
7
26% Jan
42V2Sep 18
51
10
Apr
22
37% Nov
19
36 Vz Sep
44% Jun
1
$4.25 conv preferred
:
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
31% Sep
Dec
19
25% Nov 13
32% Mar
3
Canadian Pacific
30
58
69
Rv
I
100
17
16 %
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17V4
,
24 Vz
25
24%
24%
114,100
15%
25y„
15%
16%
25
25 y4
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75
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75
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67
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82%
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33%
32Va
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%
32 %
33 VB
1
26%
27
26V4
26%
26 V4
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
40%
40V4
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40
21,200
75
*64%
1
5
-3.33 Vb
10o
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—
1.66%
45
114,000
21%
100
;
200
20,300
32%
.15
participating preferred
2,400
73..%
-a.'.
100
.
260
79
100
com
Bros
Mills Co
78%
56 3 a
28 Vb
—
21
Cannon
78%
56%
56 y4
15
29,600
47
78%
47
78 Vz
56%
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56
.
4,700
56%
46 Vb
77%
;
16,100
79
46%
55%
•_
400
12 Va
58%
77%
Bigelow
13
1%
12 Vz
57 Vz
—10
—
28% Oct
Byers Co
11%
57%
X46 %
.
Butte
12
57%
1
Budd Co common
$5 preferred
T
11%
3
lo
—.
8%
3.50
*.
100
76% Jan
22%
61V*
38%
24% Jan
page 24.
22%
62
93
5
2
see
23
59%
common
17
For footnotes
22%
59%
2,900
17
July 28
92%
23 VH
58%
42%
No par
78% Oct
Sep 22
92%
X22%
5
Inc
28% Dec
66
*91
23%,:
RR—
43% Dec
6
93
25
8
2
*91
v^,
100
3
47% Jan
188
82
15
7
21%'jan
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188
*40%
;
27% Apr
16% Mar
22
93
*176
188
*176
60 %
5
64% Jan
22y4 Aug 14
188
58%
100
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
3vz% preferred
4V2% second pref
Burroughs Corp
2
4,000
*178 ''
4,800
8 Vz
8
Oct
47%
12%
26y4 July 28
19% Jan
46%
16%
80% Apr
15
47%
12%
2
55% Jan
46%
16
2
Mar 30
500
47
46 Va
3,000
35%
8%
62
10
47%
53
12%
68V2 Jan
46y4Jun 26
47%
*52
17%
12
50% Nov
35
48%
8%
10
9% Mar 17
35%
48%
12%
30
32% Aug 12
53
35%
16%
Apr
27Vb July 27
13% Oct
5
52
50 V2
1,300
8%
15% Oct
Jan
52 %
36
24%
12%
70
18
52%
35%
*49
*24%
17%
62% Dec
20% Nov 21
12% Dec 31
24%
12%
20% Apr
5
24%
16
23
13
24%
2,700
8%
13% Sep
14% Jan
30
24%
54
15%
12%
28
17 y2 Oct
55
12 sb
9% Feb
116V2 Sep
53
1
Co
5
500
52
lo
1
common
600
50
15%
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9
53 %
49%
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18
26
%
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8%
24% Jun
Jun
29%
12%
15% Oct 22
14% Nov
26,200
60%
22
*91
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1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
May 27
May 4
84V2 Aug 17
60
41%
46%
190
■'
310
81%
*80
16%
When issued
10
67
25%
93%
40%
47%
common
1,300
93 Vz
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47%'
i
51%
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*28%
50%
47y2
.
23,100
51%
26%
13,500
15%
29%
41
36%
.
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10
•
9,900
35%
15%
52
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7%-;
34%
,
15%
51%
"
7 VB
7%
35%
15%
8%
29
May
15%
96,500
157«
18% Sep
16% Dec
90
7%
35
36
14%
12%
2
20% Nov 24
7%
7%
15%
13%
•
2.50
Jan
12
14%
200
_100
10
5% Jan
1314
35
53
pfd
*
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14% Jan
13%
900
8,900
41%
50%
*180
•
46
60%
35%
12.50
v—
Maine
Buffalo
35% Jan
mi
45
40 7 a
52%
*37 VB
2tl
2
45%
*28%
50%
1 %
31% July 10
30
44%.
290
2,000
22%
45%
.
38,000
16-4
r *2i%
*59%
37
1 peso
37% Jan
5"% July 10
%'16%
22%'
59%
53%
47
94 Vb
28% Nov
17
*21%
44 %
-
360
83 %
*16%
22%
29%
50%
23%
8
9% Jan
83%
l7
"21%
*16%
41%
48
69
9
3% Jan
M
83
82
82
82
"
6 '
15%
59 %
36 Va
1
12
9% Nov
77%,
57b
"15%
*28%
52%
2.5o
i?«>v. m-v
3j% Mai
Jan
78
%
5 77
6
15%
;•
29%
lo
-10
47
32% Oct 22
Jan
5
24%
23%
19V8 Jan
98
15%
41
50
When issued
35% May 28
MarlO
77%
5%
•'
5%
15:Vi
41:<()
59%
24%
68
85
2
78
.41
42%
"•
:
49
1
50
10
25
22,500
50%
59%
29%
24 %
preferred
24
Mar 26
41%
50
41%
60 Vz
No par
(A S) 4%%
31
Feb
2,800
41
6
;
24%
prior preferred——100
preferred
100
Oct
9V2Jan
50 Va
%
29 y4
44 Va
*48
conv
33% Dec
63
"49%
"15%
■
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc
4
Vz
*29%
10
Brown
6
82
60%
42
—1
Cigars Inc
2
56
50%
*80%
Jan
3
81%
100
12
2ay4 Jan
Nov
81 %
100
27
90
81%.
preferred series C
3%% preferred
Brnnklvn Union Gas
Oct 29
21
Nov
2,700
*80%
"77 y4
7%
16
18,300
81
40%
35%
15%
9%
29%
80%
JO
<
7 VB
35 y»
16 %
9%
29%
80
Oct
76
7%
36 VH
9%
29 %
82
20% Apr
6
7%
16
9%
29 Vb
50%
17% ri7
"21% 22'%
44% 45
1 13%
13%
35%
27,400
9%
29%
80%
29Vb
80
80%
50%
51
t
40% 41
77%-• 78%
•
6
6V4
"15%
15%
;' "81
' 81%
257a
9%
29%
22%
45%
13%
160
29%
26%
9%
*80%
Bridgeport Brass Co
Aug 25
40 Va Jan
"21%
44%
13%
100%
102
*100%
/'
<•
26
9%
29%
56%
102
82
5% preferred
Braniff Airways
12% Ren
4
66% July 20
48
Oct ^9
4P% Jun
:
56%
4,300
11,400
59%
83
50%
51% :'
V- 40% 40%
77% 77%
6%
6%
15%
15%
79%- 80 ;>
"17"
17% >
preferred—100
127a
56 %
*80 Vz
Common
17% Mar 13
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
12%
92 Vz
noncumulative
3,200
19,800
"
4V2% convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
5
27'/4 Jan
Oct 20
3
36 ? «
59%
91%
Boston
7jfe Jan 14
18% Apr
6% Jan
22%
"100%
92%
Borden Co
Borg-Warner Corp
3Vz% preferred
Boston Edison-Co
47% Aug
3
81V2Apr 24
68Va Mar 17
9
76
Sep 24
58% Sep 30
60% Dec 31
19
25
56%
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
40c
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4V2% pfd series of 1951
.—100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
50c
Blaw-Knox Co
10
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Bliss (E W) Co
1
Boeing Airplane Co_.
5
Bohn Aluminum & Bx-ass Corp
5
Bond Stores Inc
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc_
1.25
6
24s,,
56%
56:,a
90
V: 36%
13%
127b
13%
12%
12%
79
22%
52
Best As Co Inc
1
May 14
24% Apr
1
24% Aug 27
88% Aug 27
70% Feb 10
39Vo Dec 31
85
Jan 16
38
37%
26
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Mar 23
35
8
23
x37::a
*91%
Beneficial Finance Co
5% preferred
56% July 15
30% Jun 18
22
July 9
46'/2 Jan
5
2" % 7Qn
2
20% Sep 22
1
,
25%
X22%
37%
*25%
Bendlx Aviation Corp
1
Feb 11
19% Aug 7
July 2
29 y8 Oct 29
July
12% Jan
34 ya Feb
25%
23 %
37%
*51%
4%%
5
Oct
25
22%
92
Belding-Heminway
83
38
24%
23%
51%
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co common
155
3b% Jan
24%
27
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
43% May 28
6
24% Mar 31
16% Sep 22
37Vb Oct 28
26% Dec 11
18% July 28
30,500,
91%
Beech Creek RR
29
59yaJuly
9%
5iy2
Beech Aircraft Corp
5
41% Apr
35% Sep 10
—
__
22
49% May 11
137
Sep 23
12Va Jan
5
70
Jan 12
54% Oct 14
159V2 Jun 12
15% Dec
9
76
Dec 12
2
56
6
32% Sep
36V2 Dec
2
9V'4
*25%
Beck Shoe
9
10
28 Vb Mar
52
Apr
9%
92%
Beckman Instruments Inc
6
Feb
9%
26%
Beaunit Mills Inc-
July 29
Apr
10
51%
4% %
Jun
29
8%
91%
3%%
8
Dec
30
350
11%
51%
Beatrice Foods Co common
7
74% May
177 a
*25%
i
w
preferred series B
Bayuk
100% Mar 26
91
177«
100
common
Bath Iron Works Corp
40 Va Dec
19% Sep'22
7
18%
1
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
18 Vb May 16
36 y4 Jan
18 %
*77 Vb
79
101%
29%
81%
13
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
27
July
July
18%
—9
Corp
Bangor & Aroostook RR
July 27
21
Jan
"17%
'
No par
4%
51% Oct
44
5,300
447 b
*77%
59
.
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4Va
4% preferred
100
4%
30 Vb May 11
66% Feb
22,700
44%
44 %
78%
Baltimore & Ohio common..-
27
Aug 22
174
93
9
64 V4 Jan
34%
44'2
34%
44%
56%
26-%
9%
4V2%
6
2
2
47% Sep
33% Jan
127
12
28% Jan
10
Dec 23
Oct
23% Jan
4
36
7
8
337b
33%
44
78%
101%
26'/b
9%
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
8
Jan
40
27% Sep
7
31
Mar 24
23
Sep 23
34%
44%
78%
18%
22%
37%
12%
62%
Co
-
50% July 8
66
Jan 20
59
33%
6,200
3,500
56%
60%
Investment
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
Nov
63% Nov 13
48
Oct 29
14,600
101%
x5G%
100 *
preferred-
37%
12%
37%
1
1st
Baocock
53% Aug 31
39% Sep
80
6
45 % Oct
8
July 16
101% Feb
72
24%
23%
23
10
New
10ft% July "~3
95
Feb 21
4
85
7
10% Nov 21
30%
71
10%
24% '*"25
2.50
Industries Inc
Babbitt (B T) Inc
& Wilcox Co
42% July 24
15
26
30
72%
11%
1
Inc
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
—10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co_
——20.
Austin Nichols common—J—No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
3
86V2Mar 3
8% Jan 26
15% Jun
'
62% May 25
45% Nov
30%.
717b
39%
18%
Common
10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
11
6
27% Jan
2
34
Feb 25
30 VB
73
78%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
331/4 Sep
92
Jan
30%
72 Vb
11
Industries
5.25%
8
4
5
30%
19
Common
2
29% Nov
30 %
74
34%
19
Associates
lOVa Mar
29%
73%
33%
Refining common—1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
A8R Products Corp
^5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
4
9
40
44
Artloom
107% Mar 31
32J/2 July
39%
35%
2nd
4
-
40
44 %
79
Arvin
88% Jan
-V
39%
33%
Co—-
Shares
>39%
40
43%
*77%
&
Ashland
57% Aug
46% Nov 19
2
5
10
Corp
the Week
39%
40%
__5
Armour
19
14% Jun 18
11
39%
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
40% May
31% Feb
Jan
Steel
Armco
Nov. 9
Par
__No par
Argo Oil Corp—
25% May 15
10
94% Jan
29
23% July
2
34% Dec
9
2
86% Apr
15
Jan
May
46
17% Nov 13
8% Nov 11
19% Dec 30
27% Feb 12
6% Jan
28% Apr
35 % Nov
9
Sep 23
23% Oct
15
80 % July
7
.7
May
35% Feb
5
27% Sep
3% Jan
40% Jan
23
EXCHANGE
17 Vb Jan
20
64% May
22% Sep 29
7
16 Vb Apr
49% Feb
29% Oct
17
May
15
Friday
Nov. I i
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
Nov. IS
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Arcber-Danlels-Midland
11
26
29
4
25
7
16
27
39% Sep
15
41% Aug
4
67% Dec 19
24% Dec 31
44% Dec
2
22
80
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
7%
xl4%
"110
28%
14V2
24V2
8Va
7%
15%
113
28%
6%
6%
24%
25%
14%
/
*110
28%
6%
24
8 Va
14%
113
8%
8%
8
15
14%
14%
*110
*110
113
9%
15%
113
1,600
28 Vz
4,100
6%
7%
6%
7
6%
6 V2
47,700
24 %
23%
24
23%
23%
12%
13 Va
12%
13%
12%
50 %
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
13,000
2,100
20 Vb
19%
20
5,000
12%
12%
12%
50%
50 %
50%
50%
19%
20%
28%
28%
28%
28%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
82%
81%
8H/2
*80
82 V2
82%
82%
43%
43%
*42 %
44
*42 Vb
44
43
43
No par
*37%
38%
*37
38
*37
25
26%
26%
25%
26%
60
60
60
60
•
No par
9%
16
113
23%
24%
12%
*81
15%
*100
900
2,900
41,100
6%
28%
100
No par
8 y2
69,600
25%
*60
'
38
' ;
*36%
37%
28 Vb
13
5,000
*80
82 V2
60
43
433 4
220
*36%
37%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
27,700
61%
60
60
60
61%
1,000
1959
Volume
190
Number
5C99
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2051)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
9,700
48»/4
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
47%
2,300
8
52% Feb
16
Carey
10
38 Mb
38%
38 y4
38%
39
39%
39%
40
39 y4
40%
5
Carolina
3,800
7
102 y2 Jan
94
94
91 y2
93
»91%
92
92
92
92%
92%
23
41'A Jan
19
Carolina
No par
34%
34%
34M2
34%
34%
35
35
35%
35%
35%
6,700
5
57%
60
57Vi
58%
56ya
57%
56
56%
54%
58 J/4
11,100
36y8
36%
36%
13,700
33 y4 Sep
2
46 y4
38 M2 Jan
3
20% Jan
2
62
19
27
31% Jan
16
43% Dec
19
3
23 y2 Aug
14
18
101 y2 Jan
2
119% Jun
6
110
Sep
22
3
7
6
Jan
12
30% Oct
19
7 y4 Apr 22
36 y2 Aug 12
89 % Nov
10
91
Aug 28
101
Apr
28
99
Jan
2
118% Nov
5
55% Jan
2
81% Dec
17
26% Feb 28
38% Dec
15
25
17% Jan
7
19% Jun
17% Jan
2
22% Dec
Sep 22
117
J
5
76% Sep 22
33
9
Jan
.
Nov
12
Aug 26
26% Feb
98 y2 Jan
22
3
52
Oct
30
41
Jan
30
72% Mar 19
78
71% Feb
17
22
Apr 20
Aug
8
19% Dec 16
21%
22%
20%
21%
20 y4
20%
114%
113%
113%
113%
113 y2
6%
6%
6%
7
7
7
32%
31%
preferred
conv
100
3
21
Central
Central
Agulrre Sugar Co_
Foundry Co—'
55
Aug 20
Central
of Georgia
80
Aug 14
5
20
5 "•*
l_1
Ry com__No par
90
Oct
26
99% Feb
37% Sep
10
Central "Illinois
Aug 28
60% Dec 17
23% Feb
26
54
Sep 22
46% May 11
31
July 27
68% Apr 15
29% Sep
14
Nov
13
28% Jan
Central
8% Jan
12
15 y2 Mar 11
Century Industries Co—
50% Mar
Cerro
3
8% Jan 20
24% Mar
23% Jan
16
Central
Central Illinois Lgt common
-•.m4%%
Central
16% Apr
27
Certain-Teed
43% Jan
28
91% Nov
12
Cessna
4% May 29
6% Jan
9
Nov
3
28
52
Apr
1
79
50% Feb
Service
5
Pasco
de
Chain
July 27
Inc...
1
82%
84%
1
-
4l%
4%
10
78
15M4
loy4
42 y4
15% /
78
78
'
78%
78%
700
33
33%
33%
33%
7,700
18%
*18%
22%
23
24
»
23%
24
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
18%
.
32%
i
*18%
800
4,300
*52
54%
*52%
54%
79
20'%
*76
79
*76.;,
10,500
79
20
20%
3,900
3,200
32
32%
31%
32 Va
9iy4
*91
91%
si y4
91 y4
42%
43
43
24
24 y*.
24 y4
6oy8
15
60
60
60
*14
15
*14.
43
42%
24%
24
600
20
20%
32%
"
,
18%
53%
53%
*76 ,
20Ma
<•
50
1,400
500
10 V*
41%
39%
40%
40%
42
30,700
16y8
15
15%
14%
15%
68,400
90%
89
91%
89
90%
13,000
4%
4%
9,800
*70%
1
4%
10
4%
87
14%
10%
86%
16
'*■
59
14
10%
15%
413/s
58 V»
l07/8
40
10y2
1
loy2
15%
4%
40
78
*24
15>
25,800
33%
-
'
85
26%
117%
20
«-■
60'/b
.
30,800
33y2
18%
22%
7 ,*91:'. ;
-.ft *42%"
10
40
520
1
50
91
26%
117%
119
138,200
1,400
31%
*89%
26%;
'117
24%
•
31%
89 %
26ya
119
42%
60
*14%
1
Corp
Co
Belt
OO'/b
26%
.•
32%
89%
91
26%
*117
77%
iforMA&Ma
t":
60
*14%
10
40%
15M3
5
9.50
*89%
26%
119'
77%
24%
No par
Co
Gotham
89%
26%
*117
24%
5
Products
Aircraft
24%-
32
34%
18%
''42Mrs 43
50
Corp
Cbadbourn
.
iAQ
Central & South West Corp
Violetta Sugar Co_
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
6 Ma Nov
—100
Public
RR Co of N J
54
2
No par
preferred
14% Dec 22
2
iy2Jan
27
•
% preferred series II
;100
Hudson G(rs &. Elec__No par
12
89%.
91
'
33J/4
33%
34Vb
*18%
18%
*22%
23
22%
22%
20
',20%.. v.; 19%-50;
53%
53%
•
*53%
54M2
*76 •
79 \ ./ ■ *76 /
79
20y8
20%
'
20'/4
20%
*32
32%
32%
32%
*90%.. .fllS^';:",ivJ39tl-i
34
13%
1
.
1
27
*117
119
77%
77%
preferred ser'es A_100
Corp comhion.
preferred
5%
32
*89%
26%
No par
100
Mar 23
38% Mar 23
50
500
9,000
*113y2
30
3
79
6%
31
12y4 Sep 23
48% Nov 12
78 y2
79%
79
22%
33% Dec
7
81%
77%
114y4
42% Dec
3
29 %
6%
32%
104% Jun
16
29%
21%
7
Jan
77%
41%
29%
114%
Apr
Jan
75%
41 ya
*29
6%
33y2
Sep 17
31% Jan 10
7
80
*41
29%
210
361/4
42
36%
42 V
35%
*41'/2.
*29
-
22%
28
19
76%
36%
114%
18y4 Sep 21
30% Jun 24
41 Mb Jan
29
-
6%
7
28 '
36%
'
21%
Jan
17% Mar 21
41'/4
29
_
15
93
41 y4
28%
114%
Co common
2nd
4%%
20
Jan
40%
28%
1
Celotex
16
44
1x40%
1
preferred
4.20%
18'% Oct 20
Apr
x36M4
50
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred -
21 y8 Apr
13
Jan
24 y4 Oct
37%
„iu
100
12
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July 9
44% Mar 20
5
•
12.50
(J I)
7%
6%%
31
;
Case
13%
preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common--No par
2
Dec
9
common
preferred
Carriers & General Corp
Carter
Products lnc
—
14
9ys Jun 27
Corp
'
& Ohio Ry_100
___
119% Mar 16
5M4Jan
Sep 22
Clinch field
4'/2%
13
Aug
Co
Carrier
48% Jan
46% Jan
14 Vi Apr
7
Mig
Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co
40% Sep 25
83
(Philip)
16
Oct
26% Sep 30
38% Jan
8
47
July 1
3iy2 Nov 20
19 Mb Jan
23% Apr
54% Nov 13
35
Sep 16
Nov~20
32% Jan
Shares
13%
37y8 Sep
88y2Oct
29
Nov.13
47%
46 y4 Dec
38% Dec
the Week
Friday
Nov. 13
48%
13
2
Sales for
Thursday
14
10
25% Jan
Nov. 11
x47%
22
July
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 10
Nov. J>
5
Sep
37% Feb
103
Tuesday
Monday
Par
1
13
41% Dec
9
I
*
Carborundum Co
19% Dec
7
94 y2 Apr
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
2
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
10
56% July 15
10% Jan
30% Apr
24
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
71%
71%
400
7,300
-
,
4%
4%
4%
7,900
200
3,300
71
71
41
88%
38'%
41%
x40%
40%
%
41%
43%
41%
42%
89
*88%
89 %
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*88'/a
89>2
37%
38%
37 y8
37%
37
38 Va
37%
38
3,300
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
11,800
71
72
*7 x
72
*71
Champion Paper & Flbr* Co—
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
37% Jun
9
87% Oct
28
i2
35% Jan
2
14
55% Nov 14
19% Oct
8
25% Sep
22
33% Nov 28
39 J/4 inuV
17% Jan
24% Aug
31% Jan
7
2
4% Jan
3
21% Oct
29
31% Nov
25
39% Sep
14ya Dec
19
30
5
8
10% Oct
6
38
Oct
22
34% Feb
18
47% Apr
7
69 y8 Nov
21
65% Sep
18
9% Mar 14
Chance
9
27% Oct
36% Jan
2
109% Nov 20
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlln Oil & Refining Co
42% Jan
25
106
Oct
26
42% Jun
13'AApr
1
191,4 Aug
25
Jan
8
38
26% Jan
10
49% Nov
14
40
Nov
4
53
Jan
2
Oct
17
36% Sep 29
23 % Nov
2
25% Dec
11% Jan
2
45% Jan
10
63
Jan
12% Jan
2
32
Nov
19
20
Sep 22
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
32% Sep
18% Feb
4
63% Oct 20
5
3
16
28 %
30%
30%
29%
30%
25%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
25%
28 Vo
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
12 " '
28
Western
Ry
28%
26%
28%
26%
27%
65%
65%
65
65
65
65%
22%
23
22%
22%
21%
22%
34%
27%
29%
35 y2
33%
34%
34%
35
33%
34%
33
27%
28%
27%
28
27
27%
29%
30%
30%
31
30
3iy4
28
*26
*16
30
21
Common
10
4%
99
Sep
12
102% Jan
12
4%'/o
27
Jan
2
44
95
Oct
23
44% Oct
13
35 y4 Oct
23
27
46% Jan
14
47% Jun
Jan
13
59% Oct
64% July 10
C IT
44% Feb
27
63% Aug 11
47
Oct
7
64% Jan
Cities
10% Jan
21
17% Sep
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
102
Feb
14
35% Jan
17
15 % Jan
Feb
2
14
101
Oct
20
45% Dec
2
43
.Jan
9
102
103% Jan
57
Nov
20
2
2
20% Oct
13
15% Nov
4
18% Jan
2
62
Dec
9
57 y2 Jan
9
90% Nov
11
37% Feb
25
55
Dec
30
44% Jun 22
55 '/as Jan
2
95
Sep
22
Oct
8
34% Sep
15% Jan
10
59
•
106% May 20
64% Aug
37
4
10
Feb
90 Ma Oct
59
8
Sep 22
34% Oct
12
101
24% Jan
46
134
Dec
12
129% Sep
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
Jan
28
96
119% Feb
9
169
127
Jan
6
86
Jan
15
98% Jan
2
—
—
88
Jan
2
28
30
40% Aug
63
136% Jan
16
Oct
28
86%
8
23% Dec
15
18
24
25% Dec
43% Jan 20
48y2Nov
Sep~21
43%
Jufy~27
72
Sep 29
82
Feb
Jan
9
Oct
14
63% Feb
14
48% May
16
23 v4 uec
22
20
Sep
10
4
30% Jan
37% Nov
17
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
23% Jan
17
2
Oct 22
10
38
38%
x37%
37%
74
20
7
Nov
53%
54%
54%
54%
8,800
48%
48%
54%
48%
54%
48%
53%
48%
53%
47%
47%
48%
13,300
18V2
18%
*18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
100
—No par
*102
104
9% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
15% Jun
18
2
48
17
16% Sep
__
44% Jan
101
Sep
2
15
65
29
Nov
—
Dec
31
108% Jun
4
6
10% Sep
9
18
16 Mi
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
86%
85
87%
87%
90%
89
89%
88%
89
4,100
8,100
48
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
48%
48%
48 Me
48%
6,600
93%
380
*59
59
210
No par
No par
5
30% Nov 11
68% Jan 21
6
106% Feb 25
99
Nov
27% Feb 24
47% Dec 15
30% Sep
21
19
46% Nov
26% Dec
18
22 y4
13% Jan
2
3
Sep 23
28
Mar
Jan
2
45 M4 Sep
21
23% Jan
2
39% Jan
15
12% Jun
12
33
32
25
52% May 22
92
Dec
30
93
Sep
18
Oct
2
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
99
Feb
28
88% Oct
7
87 % Sep
25
24
79 y4 Sep
Jan
7
86
Sep
10
27% Jan
2
99
30M4Nov
96
6
13 % Oct
11% Jan
2
23
21M8 Sep
15
2
Sep
_Foi/Xootnofes
Oct
see page
24.
100
164%
1671/4.
25,000
37%
20,900
*1100
*1100
20%
130
'1100
37 ya
73%
*73
250
20%
54 V\
50
41%
42%
42 Mb
42I/2
23,800
20 Mb
20%
20 Mb
2OM2
30,700
*52
17'/4
17 M4
17 M4
17 V4
17
17
*64%
65%
*64 Ma
65%
64-
64%
47%
48
42%
46%
47 Ms
47
41%
42 Mb
41 %
41%
2,200
17,300
17%*
*64%
x45%
65%
46%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
27
'
.
47%
1,300
110
3,400
1
27%
28Mb
27%
26%
26%
61
60
GOVa
27%
60%
26%
60%
27%
60%
26%
10
6OM4
6IM4
60%
60%
2,700
15Mb
16%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
151/4
15%
14,200
57%
58%
57%
58%
58
58%
58
58%
57%
57%
6,000
59
95%
*57
59
*571/4
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95%
*95
581/4
95%
100
—
issued
preferred
25
100
No par
—I
issued
1
preferred
*57%.
95%
105%
19%
9%
17%
11
59%
RR
of
Apr 13
$3.75
,
105% 105%
18%
19%
9%
10Ma
17%
10%
60%
191/4
>,
110
6,700
10
15,700
I8M4
10,800
10%
10%
5,100
59%
30%
59%
99M4
30%
30
301/4
301/4
301/4
500
60%
59%
60%
59%
60'/4
99%
99%
99%
99
99%
15,200
3,100
38%
42%
25Ma
38%
39%
39»%
40 MB
15,300
42%
45
45»/4
46%
25
25 Mb
25
25Mb
35,500
7,000
20M4
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,800
23%
231/4
23M4
23i/4
23M4
500
48M4
47%
48%
47 Mb
48 Ms
6,000
*15%
16%
16%
171/2
18
19 Ma
42
41M2
41%
40%
411/4
40%
40%
7,800
55M4
91
55M4
55M4
547/8
55%
55%
55%
'8,000
90
91
*89%
90 Ma
620
92
92
*92
94
130
83%
*81 Ma
83M2
41M4
24%
1
22Mb
22%
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20%
37M2
41%
25
20M4
5
24
23%
*23%
48
24
48Mb
*23%
10
39Ma
41%
25Ms
16
48V4
48
1
16
41%
42%
No par
54%
55
*16
41%
54%
90
*90M2
91M4
91%
91M4
*81Mb
83Ma
*81 Mb
83M2
28%
29%
90
9%
591/2
39%
42Me
24%
100
18%
10
10%
38%
pfd
19 M4
10
60
99Ms
48
18%
1061/4
18
99%
38
1061/4
10%
60%
99%
1.33Va
106 V*
59%
60
pur
106M4
18
60
60
No
16M2
90
91
•
*81 Mb
18%
17%
1,500
966
America—
5
Inc common
10
—No par
Copper
*83
85
50%
101%
45%
*83
50 V*
51%
102
46%
*77
78
85
-
28%
*83
102M4
50Mb
*101%
44%
45%
44Ma
77
■
50%
102M4
77
*77
29M4
85
50M4
102M2
45
78
28%
*83
29
85
28%
*83
29
23,900
85
2,900
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50'A
50 Ma
50%
*101%
1021/2
102 Ma
102 %
80
44%
45%
44M4
45M4
17,600
78
77
77
*77
130
& Steel—
common
convertible
*95
11
60%
59%
59"%
99
Utilities
preferred
Industries
5%
Can
*57%
•
—
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental
.
*105% 106%
19%
19%
9%
10%
xl7%
17%
10%
11
—
4%
6
95%
—
Corp
6%
59
*95
.No par
.
Cuba
*57%
59
95%
105%
20%
9%
17%
11%
59%
—
Y com—No
—
Corp of
Common-
27
20
54
41'%
20y4
47%
30%
16M4Marl2
*52
40%
20%
17%
05
29 V*
23Ms Apr
53
40%
~
17
90%
91M4
83%
92
*129%
*1100
20'%
16%
53
40%
—~
47%
*81»/a
107% Apr
58% JaD
-1100
„
65
Engineering Inc
Continental
***
*92
169
*90M4
15
8% Apr 29
18% May
8
May
100
166%
par
76
95
129i%
*92
166%
No par
13
10
1291%
102
162
No par
23
130
*92
163%
$4.16 preferred
44 V* Nov
*129%
102
162%
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
Jan
131
16,200
4,000
*92
22
92
101 Ma Oct
30
*129%
56%
102
99% Mar 10
Feb 26
99
10
81 Va Oct
131
37%
55i/4
163%
5
common
Consolidation Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com_
25
Feb
106
*92
162
No par
Pictures
preferred
Consolidated Natural Gas
55% July 29
6
?129M2
10
36%
54
5
18
2
56%
Ry—
25
44 M» Jun
Jan
38
56
*52
Southern
Consolidated Laundries Corp
8
40 % Jan
37%
56%
54
41
20%
$5
9
60% Nov
49% Dec
37%
56%
*53
40%
&
61% Feb
92 Vb May
Oct
36%
57
600
42% Nov
30% Nov
83
38
56%
46%
Consol
16
25 Ma Jun
37%
58
35%
*35
45%
6
25
10
31
Apr
38
57
35%
47%
Container
17
37 Va
'
*
*46%
Consol Edison of N
27% July 10
57% Feb 24
85
*35
Gas
22
31
Feb
35%
Consolidated
17% Sep
29
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
*34
9
29
41
35%
24%
27% Oct
14
*34
41 Va
20% Dec
May 15
34%
Foods
50% Dec
48 Ma Jan
34>/2
Consolidated
8
30
59
Consol Electrodynamics Corp—_50c
Consol Electronics Industries
5
13
Jan
92
59
2
40% Jan
22% Nov
93
59
47%.
When
13
15Va Jan
21
03
60 %
92
*46%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
45M2July22
37 y4 Oct
14% Jan
92
*59
46 %
Congoleuin-Nairn Inc
1
64% May 28
59% Nov
92 »/4
59
46%
14% Jun
12
91%
59
92
47%
12% Sep
1
20% Sep 30
Nov
92
60%
;
*46'%
No par
5.25% preferred
100
Comptometer Corp
1
Conde Nasi Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
30
16
50
4.64%
112% Feb 19
25% May 6
2
16%
16%
86
5
preferred scries B
When
Jan
2,200
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
„
14% Jan
50%
7,300
$4.25
20
43
1,500
104
42,500
64
29% Jan
f
50y4
30%
2
10
*102
30
57% Dec 30
6% Feb
50%
31
2
9% Nov 26
50%
30%
41% Jan
2
104
*102
31%
Solvents
4% Jan
50%
15
Credit Co
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
104
30%
Combustion
Commercial
20
50%
31%
Commercial
Jun
*102
52%
30%
18% Mar 11
9% Nov 21
104
51
com——15
com—_No par
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
112
*102
52%
33
& Iron
9
2
51%
24%
13
Jan
2,300
241%
14
4
37%
25%
12% Sep
55"% Jan
105% Aug 20
37 *
24%
54% Jan
101% Apr
37%
24%
26% Nov
23
37
24
10
Oct
37%
23%
24
—
940
97
23
Oct
93
*95
19
Corp—,
Dec
5
97
23
& Alkman
65
May
81 ;
73
33
__
'
80
*95
37%
15% Nov 20
106
37%
97
54%
Co common
_1
No par
3
12
*95
49
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
5
ADr
bo y4
73
Columbia
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
43
33 Mi
80
19
-100
2
Sep
7,500
100
—No par
10% Jan
—
321/4
80y4
1
46% Jan
96
31%
80%
97
33
37%
5%%
24% Mar 13
24% Mar 23
64
32%
*95
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting Systcm_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
6
Jan
16% Nov
32
80%
33
80%
97 h
73%
50% Mar 11
16
32%
32%
37%
13
49% Dec
32%
80
500
72%
45 % Nov
20% Dec 30
83,400
37%
6
73% Nov 28
3,000
63'/4
48
—
Colorado Fuel
2
34%
62%
16%
37
33% Oct
May 23
2
31'/4 Jan
34
64%
72%
8
49
63
161/4
34%
62%
72%
30
35
12% Jan
16%
34%
63%
36%
Collins
29
2
16%
34%
73%
28% Mar 11
3l
Jan
16%
36%
7
Oct
65
7,800
16,300
36 Va
*72%
22%
31%
21% Jan
23 y2 Jan
38y2 Dec
30
27%
53%
InternatT Corp
Colorado
46
27%
291%
;—5
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
27
37Ma Dec 24
27 Va
*26
—.40
preferred
2nd
Coca-Cola
—
May"
13% Mar 18
Jun
1%
28
61%
80
Corporation
Coca-Cola Co
5,800
34%
*95
Machine Co
Co..——,
K%
12
35
77
Milling
Cluett Peubody &, Co com
Apr 27
Nov
900
6,500
33y2
Ma
16%
Financial,Corp—.——^.No par
Clevlte
25
35,100
211/4
62
100
$4.50 preferred—
4
Feb
27i/a
64y2
35%
stock__50
19
26%
64'/2
80
60%
Special guaranteed 4%
30
400
34%
12
Dec
1,300
16%
39
53
Va
381/4
62%
No par
gtd
50
25% Dec
41
38 %
35%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
2
Jan
*26
4iy8
38%
60%
20
2
32
*16
28
42
38%
35
65% Feb
Jun
*26
41%
*16
8.50
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Mar 20
30
.-100
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co.*
2
35 y4 Jan
30%
15
351/4
Electric—
&
City Investing Co cominon.5%% preferred.
...
19
28 y4
15
35
5
preferred
Service
300
2,300
16
35%
_1
Corp.
—
preferred
Cincinnati
30
O'Nuts
Gua
*26
500
5,900
108
25
Oil
Cotton
Cincinnati
15
6,600
68%
21
35% Dec
Jan
108
26 y4
Chickasiia
91% Feb
112
*106
23%
18% Jun
37
112
65%
7
2
*106
27%
10
9
114
*107'
23
15% Oct
Nov
109
26y2
65y4
No par
59% Oct
31% Nov
109
38%
30
80
68%
42
Apr 25
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
f>9
38%
9% Jan
8
68%
42
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
37i/8 Jan
2
7
69
38
5
Oct
68%
42%
22
28% Jan
69
38
24 y2 Oct
83
68%
42
27
Full
69%
38
27% Nov
Chock
68%
42
10
Chrysler Corp
*39 Via
42
*37%
50
28
24
40
15%
28
36% Oct 22
*39%
*33 %
Dec
72% May 20
40
35
38
4
40
16
31% NOV
17
39 %
34%
31% Nov
22
39 y4
15%
7
Jan
39Ma
15%
7
13
12%
34%
27
26% Jun
40
11%
15 Va
5%
50% Feb
12,600
12
12%
*33y2
19% Apr
44
15,900
11%
12
15%
14 Ma Jan
'■
16,700
29y4
34%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl &) Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cub
_No par
Feb
3oy4
25 Va
28 Va
*33%
5% series A nommm pfd
100
Chic & North Western eom__No par
45% May 25
29 Ms
23%
12%
39%
11%
60
'
10
com
preferred
Chic Milvv SI; Paul & Pac
29%
40
—
Great
5%
22
9
28%
23%
Chic
33% July 8
71% May 22
21
41
27%
12 y4
—1
Corp
Class A
44% Mar 30
32% Jan
•
40
1,25
Motors
—
July 14
31% Jan
%
39
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Cor]) of Va_
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry eommon__25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
74% July 8
118% Feb 26
24
3
1
Voiiglit Aircraft Inc
Checker
11
16
Sep
33% Sep
1%
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17% Mar 23
17% Mar 19
43
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45% May 28
25% Apr 17
9
Feb
,__No par
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4
4
Jan
17
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24
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15
7
Apr
Mar
26% Nov
23
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15
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NGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
Jan
30
12
Dec
22
45% Oct
66% Nov
2
14
64
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12
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3
18
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12
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14
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13
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52
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26
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85
88
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85
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89
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6
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5
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1
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9
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13
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78
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13
86
5
Nov
28% Jan
3
2
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,
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5% Apr
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1
2
36% Sep
16% Jan
11
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20
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41% Dec
3
43% Apr
22% Oct 28
29% Jan
7
16
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87% Sep
101% Jun 25
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Oct 13
29
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8% Nov
Products
'5%
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6
16
7
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30
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2
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44
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9
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10
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3
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22
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1
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23
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Corp
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16
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8
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12
83
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62
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Nov
Nov. 9
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AND HIGH
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YORK STOCK
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54% Apr
12
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6
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•
2 7 74 '
9%
27%
11
52% May 22
*76
78
17%
Inc..—
Lines
14% Dec
2
*76
78
x27%
Western
&
26% Dec
9
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27%
—No par
Hudson
35% Nov
Jan
78
18 fit
8% Jan
Jan
78
*76
51
"
28%
9% Jan
15
75
18
3
Air
Disney
May 18
74%
*72%
27%
Power & Light Co—13.50
Diners'
22
*7374
75
18%
9%
42% Mar 13
12
74 74-
77%
62%
Diamond
23
51%
28%
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Diamopd
32% Mar 24 >
5174
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7,400
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3774
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3674
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27%
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10
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25% Jan
f
43%
Jan
7374
;.-6.400
84%
•
1574
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series
3.90%
59% Apr 24
36% July 29
14
5174
73 %
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62%
13
6
51%
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'
10
30
Dec~29
74%
*72%
L'
74%
DeSoto
♦
27% Oct 28
25
Oct 28
24% Aug
51%
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37
63
64% Oct
7
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74%
36
36%
8474
1574
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38% Nov
14
51%
39 74
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62%
13
26% Sep 18
32 % Sep 23
51%
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100
36
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15
28% Oct
&
>,
:
15%
series B—JOo
&
Jan
17% Jan
36%
38%
37%
84 %
15%
3.75%
Co
30% Jun
46
10
Light comm.on_.-7
35%
37 %
*83
Denv & Rio Grande West; RR.No par
'
25
47% Mar 13
68
&
Delaware
May 26
10% Feb
Deere
Delaware
9
Aug 19
36% Apr
15%
Rubber Co
Records Inc
Delaware
May 25
12% Jan
57
19% May
30% May
25% Jan
Decca
4
17
5% Jan
37% Jan
55
Dayton
19
15
83
.
series A
Preferred
9
21'A Feb
8% Jun
38%
15%
1
iuu
3.75%
Preferred
36% July 15
26'% Nov
Power
Preferred
•
27
83% Apr
2
Dayton
10
Sep 15
47%-Jan
8
7
10
12% Dec
Feb
71
17
6% Apr
46% Feb
July
Apr
77
,
13% Jan
19
82
37%
83
—.5
.—
preferred series a
Daystrom Inc
61
2
26% Jan
28
15% Jan
27% Jan
6
15
Oct
73
19
3%%
common
Dan River Mills Inc
49% Mar 18
Jan 14
Feb
50'% Oct
34
Jan 22
87
77% Sep
79
NOV
39% Nov 28
56% Dec 30
Mar 10
30'
6
AUt.
Corp
_
E
27% Jan
2
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
14
57% Nov
29% Jan
2
30
Feb
11
9
Eastern
Airline
3
3
30% Aug 14
82 % Jun
4
33% Sep 15
25% Sep 22
46 % Apr
22 %
34% Jan
21
Eastern
Gas
Apr
73% Jan
76% Nov
5
23% Sep
21
16
75
Apr
88% Jur
9
85% Jan 23
30% Apr
8
Nov
13
94
Oct
26
42
Oct
7
100
&
Inc.,.
Fuel Asn
com
prior preferred
4%%
Eastern
Steel
Stainless
Eastman
$3.60
Kodak
Co
Corp
common
83% Jan 15
37% Dec
34
89
May 15
43% Nov
9
Ekco Products Co
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
86
Jan
17
95
14% Apr
15
11
20% Feb
25
Mar 27
89
Feb
Aug
4
4
4
18% Jan
16
31
36% Jan
7
92% Oct
6
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
4%%
preferred
4%%
common
preferred
Elastic
7% Dec
19
8% Dec 31
26% Jan
2
40% Nov 19
6% Jan
2
11% Dec
15
2.
39 % Dec
9
28
8
48% Jan
7
69% May 12
Emerson
2
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
26% May 11
28% Aug_28
38
Mar 13
Empire District Electric Co
Jan
29
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
16% Dec
1774 Jan
2
24
56% Dec
Dec
10
9% Jan
11% Nov
13
57% Nov
12
Electric
7
14
Mar 20
Oct 23
39
Jan
20
30
July 21
38% Apr 30
32% Jan
29
79
Jan
2
90
8
79% Nov
26 % Jan
5
2
36% Oct
17
34% Jun
16
6% Jan
2
13
10% Oct 27
44% Jan
2
15% July 23
60% Feb
3
50
Oct
29
70
54% May 29
61% Oct
16
56
Oct
2
11
38%
38%
3974
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54%
5474
5474
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85%
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85%
84 %
8474
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43%
43%
43%
43!
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4374
4374
4374
May
Nov 28
Apr
13% Jan
30
21
Nov
3
28
Nov 28
17% Sep 21
19% Ma*
2
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
34 % Oct 22
14
4
88
Jan
9
40
Mar
5
May
4
25% July 23
30% Mar 12
Oct
26
49% July
Elgin
El
&
Mus
Ind
Products
7,600
.;
85
:
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900
■*.
50
4.100
4374
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92%
27%
27%
28
27%
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2774
2774
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54
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11%
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60
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406,900
9,400
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10,100
36,100
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5,100
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61%
5
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15%
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15%
15
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1574
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27%
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2774
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37
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36%
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3674
3674
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79%
80
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81
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23,100
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81
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35%
36
35%
3574
35%
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12%
13%
12%
12%
12 7
a
12%
12
1274
1174
12
100
55%
56%
55%
55%
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5574
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24
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24 7 4
2474
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24%
24%
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37%
36
36%
3674
3674
36
37
35%
3674
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27%
30
1
40
7%
8%
25%
25%
Airplane Corp 1
8%
8%
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Co
Inc
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.
176
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5474
100
8.50
common
Eversharp
*89
92%
4
Erie &
Evans
.
39 %
54
10
preferred
8
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92%
3
Electric Mfg Co..
12
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92 %
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9
10
Equitable Gas Co
5%
94
3874
-
■
5
Battery
Watch Co
Natural Gas
Erie RR
2
-V
49%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—23
4%
43
-
26,200-
27%
Amer sharps
Storage
National
Paso
*91%
12,400
..■
1
Co
Auto-Lite
Electric
*92%
92
37%
53%
150
>
2474
100
—5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
27
6% July 20
38% Jan 14
Electric
3974
92
39%
53%
,—100
2
Oct
92%,
92%
38
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Jan
39
9274
3974
98%
2.50
63% Aug 13
83% May 22
76
31
Dec
,
1
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Co.
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
37 1
2474
9974
100
Manufacturing
6
6
2
2574
74
97
7774
77
7774
2474
1
preferred
Eaton
36% Nov
36% Jan
22% Jan
■;
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•
Corp
36%
-
-
3574
3574
3574
2,300
•
>.
'
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'
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■
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8:300
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•
7;000
l
32% ,Nov 24
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
43% May 5
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
2
13 %
7
Jan
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
15% Jan
24% Jan
9
2
2
footnotes
May 14
30% Sep 11
89
Sep 11
19% Dec 10
33
see
Dec
page
17
24
27% Nov
9
37% Apr
9
Fairbanks
Morse
Jan
2
10% July 16
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp com
21% Jan
28
28% Aug 31
7*4 Sep
29
10% Jan
13
$1.60 convertible
Falrchild Engine &
29% Jan
Sep
14
Fairmont
7
2
37
79 % Aug 11
96
18% Jan
31% Sep
11
Jan
9
27% Nov
9
2
35
.
Mar 12
4%
Foods
&
Co
Co..
preferred
common
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
Finance
Corp
7%
8%
*29
7%
-
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,
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-
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3074
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8
25 %
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25
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Volume. 190
Number 5899
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2053)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
43
•
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7
'
13
6 34 Dec
May 19
3% Apr
Oct
2
55
72
Oct
23
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
5
6
10 % Apr
30
Fa wick
Corp
2
8%
22 % Apr
24
Fedders
Aug 31
Federal
Corp
Mogul Bovver Bearings
j._5
2
17% Dec
16
16% Mar 10
55
18
47% Feb
10
32% Nov
10
2
8
24%
Aug~21
21 % Jan
29% Jan
52
NOV
20
44% Apr
19V8 Jan
22
Jun
27
2934 Jan
57
Dec
30
50 % Feb
10% May
16% Jan
301/4 Nov
32
21 % May 26
-18% Apr
-
69
23% Mar 13
5214 Dec
20% Jan
136
55% Feb
Dec
10414 Jun
6
22
10
123
5
100
..
Fifth
16
Filtroi
104
July 20
Nov
12
55
Oct
23
80% Jan
20% Jan
14
28% Oct
29
107 % Dec
3
94
9% Jan
5
32% Sep
31
21
Jun
4
82
11214 Dec
16
99
32 3/a Dec
3
128 /5- Oct 29
26
Sep
'25% Nov 28
3
33% July 18
.
87
Apr
Jan
2
7% Jail
40% Sep
96
30
12% Jan
2
.
35% Oct 27
IOO
Jan
89
54% July 10
Florida
27% May 29
Fluor Corp
n
15
"
43
Mar
5
93
21
-40
Feb
Feb
16
1
87
July
52%
Aug'll
50% Dec
Nov
2
2
26
14% Sep
15% Dec
2
,10% Jan 14
r ¥JA Jan
54
24
31% Sep 21
6% Jun 25
22
14% Jan
4
20% Dec
70
.Jan
21% Jan
Dec
18% Jan
18
roote
29% Nov
2
77
Feb
25%
46%
47
Ford
*21%
22
400
25%
25%
6,000
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46%
1,200
*21%
22
22
•
69 V'a
68%
68%
67%
68'A
--
16%
16 V%
16%
16%
17
16'A
16%
5,000
43%
43%
43%
43 %
43
43%
42 VA
43'A
42%
43 Vb
11,200
51
52
51%
52
513%
52
51%
13%
com—_6.25
132%
2
14%
14%
5,000
33%
33
33 'A
8,200
135%
133%
134%
101 %
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104%
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58%
57%
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27
26%
27%
27
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27 %
26%
>
136
135
10%
10%
10%
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5,400
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51%
14
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37%
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52
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33%
10%
preferred—-Tift
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51%
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36%
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58%
67
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34%
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Inc
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33%
14
33%
;
Mineral
Freeport
22
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•
100
Cliem
&
Mart
22
1
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88 %
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87 %
88%
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16%
16
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16
16%
15%
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29%
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28%
28
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81%
78%
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77
76%
77
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36%
37%
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373/4
37%
39%
373/4
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6%
6%
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6%
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25%
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72
74
440
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7
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25
25%
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27%
28%
27%
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27% '■29
100
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71%
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72%
*70%
72%
72%
Fruehauf Trailer Co.common
4% preferred
"80
87 VA
16%
30%
~~io
Co
87%
16
29%
JSSSTS.I5
.TTIIT2
;
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26
25%
46'/2
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Foster-WJieclcr Corp—______
Francisco Sugar Co
No par
Franklin Stores Corp.
i„
6
25%
46%
32 VA
16%
convertible .preferred
3%%
Food
22
25%
4614
32%
3,200
>'68%
Light Co__iNo
convertible
5
37% Apr
28
69% Jan
24
V
&
Stores
Mach
4
.19% Feb 20
2o %
46%
3,303
B
16%
divid
3%%
13
25%
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64 3
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4%
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
,
32 %
11)
common...:
Ltd
Fair
Food
85% Aug 31
5
24% Nov
>-8% Jan
95
20% Aug
45% Mar.
5
18% Oct
19
2
Aug 13
Mar 11
32%
46%
_
Stores
Power
$4.20
Food
55% Aug. 27
13
50% Jan
31
22.
:39%Oct
2
/25% Feb 25
Food
8
2
216
July 10
15% Nov
25 % Oct
9
Jan
*17% Jan
9
170
5
35% Jan
Sep 22
18
24
95
Nov 10
Jan
11
17<T$* Dec 31
30
Oct
Sep
32%
*31
64%
<■
8 y«
17?8
16%
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd._
Florida Power Corp.
J_
9
84
321/4
No par
Lines
preferred——j
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.
18
22
31
Coach
___
Co
15
46% Dec
35% Apr "~7
37% Jan
2
1
31% Mar
32%
7,700
7%
17%
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Carpet Co—
Jun
180% Dec
;
2
117% Jun
32%
26%
FlrstamerlcaCorp——
Firth
Fliutkote
2
Jun
-
30% Oct
10
Mar 17
353b Dec
21
Corp
15% Sep
-
43
17
25
Sep
*
Feb
89
Avenue
First National
13% Apr 28
44% Jun
l
63%
8'A
GO %'
4%% preferred—
30
10% Sep
6% Mar 10
B5 & Dec
18
64 %
Shares
67%
10
Firestone^ Tire & Rubber
2
21
17%
63%
45%
Inc_
12
Mar 11
22% Nov
88
14
17%
03 V%
~ .17,1
'
*15% Apr 25
17%
63%
25%
Corp
Fiberboard Paper Prod—.
44% Jan
9
Aug 21
17%
63%
65 3A
2.50
;
Ferro
19% Jan
151
Sep
8%
xl7%
*31 V2
.
8'/4
17%
63%
5
Fenestra Inc
57% Mar 20
68 3 8
67
8V4
25
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
19
Nov. 13
8%
____i
common
4.60%
45% July 28
4
13% Oct
49% July 29
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
Paper Board Co
*8 V'a
the Week
Friday
Nov. 12
68V2
67 Va
8%
Sales for
Thursday
63%
5-
Pacific Electric co
Federal
25% Jan
6
31% Sep
2414 Mar 14
16%-Apr 25
38% Apr
Federal
68'%
67%
70%
SALE PRICES
Nov. 1.1
17%;
1
—,
23% Aug 12
70% Aug
3
8
45 % Feb
16
When issued
31% July 29
56% Jan 26
6
15% Nov
27% Jan
17
% Nov 12
68
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 10
Nov. 9
9
3
Tuesday
Monday
.
Par
5% Jan
1134 Jan
Dec
1
EXCHANGE
49% Feb
32
Mar
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
'
25%
V
-
*
*
73'A
97,000
10,600
11.400
500
G
■■■■rX
/
Jan
6
14% Dec
17
12% Jan
28
8% Jan
-.
2
17% Nov 17
16% Jan
2
45% Jan
12
May 11
26% July 23
51% Mar 17
Jun
9
39% Jail 27
40% Jan 22
48
July
9
2.0 % Jan
35
Dec
31.
32
2
17
Jan
.
27 r'. "Jan
5114 Dec
40% Oct
4
45% Dec
2
7% Oct
2
27
22
33
20
2
Jan
13
/ 14% Ja n
3% Jan
'
34
2
Oct
Feb
9
4% Sep
10
38
-
22
17% Nov
•
12
6
7% Nov 20
A52% Apr.. 7
67% Nov 26
..
26%.jan
-94
Oct
2
36% Dec
15
102
Apr
40% Sep
•24%-Feb 25
•
5% Apr
42
11
2
Dec
8
19 % Jan
2
0
9
30% Apr
T75
Jan
31
43% Dec
11
27
Nov
~714
Nov
14
Apr 10
29% Dec
18
Apr 29
67% Nov
19
55
'
:
<57
Apr
%9% Jan
*48
Jan
4% Jan
,
7
July
6
7% Feb
24
Jan
5
2
79% Dec 29
34% Dec 31
130% Jan
6
79% Dec ~ 2
74 % Feb
9
8
2
33% Jan
6
18
Sep
16% Feb
2t?
9
30% Sep
117
Jun
3
103
25
Sep 22
52
Nov
6
45
Mar 25
117% Jan
16
2
105 % Oct
22% Dec
74
101% Oct
2
40
Mar
58% July
112% Mar
General
22
78% Nov
9
87
19
42% Jan
7
Electric
6%
43%
4
General
May~25
General
5% Jan
15
26 % Oct' 23
General Public Utilities
Corp
13
39% Feb
12% Nov
13
21
50 % Dec
7
16
General
29
39% Nov
9
24% Oct
23
31
25
May 22
20
29% Feb
29% Feb
13
26% July
Feb
12
79
35
Jan
2
44% Jan
15
1
90
Feb
Jan
12
7
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
2
27% Dec 29
27
Jan
2
40% Jun
17
36% Apr' 28
54% Apr 24
Oct
28
71
17% Oct
22
28% Jan 23
Dcc~29
44%:Jan
3
23%- Jan
10
30i/4 Oct
15
33%-Apr
3
49% Oct
14
21% Jan
7
39% Dec
89% Jan
21
64%
10
46
8
99% Mar
104
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
Jan
Tele
3
conv
Genesco
Apr
-
Georgia-Pacific
Uerber
■
Getty
Gillette
2% Jan
157% Jan
2
Ulmbel
16
Brotliers
Feb
12
Glidden
Globe-Wernicke
2s,s Oct
19
175
July 10
81% Dec 29
53% May 19
69
172
Jan
2
41-:
Jan
2
1".
Jan
9
49%
361/2
37%
11,800
51%
52
44,000
37%
361/2
37
420
67%
65%
66
66%
67
67%
68
663A
67
2,200
67
66
66'/a
67
67%
68%
69
67'A
68
3,000
5%
5%
24'A
241%.
5%
5%
5%
53A
19.000
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
12,800
27%
5%
24'%
28
27 3/4
28
26%
27%
*12%
12%
12'/a
12 Va
1,400
5%
53/4
29
12%
12%
38%
39%
37%
38%
57%
38
363/0
37%
36'A
3634
13,400
25%
26%
25
251%
25%
25%
25
25%
251/4
251/2
3,200
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
*26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25 %
26%
*25 VA
26VA
*25%
26 VA
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
2434.
1,300
76%
77%
75'A
763%
76%
76%
75%
76%
74%
75%
40,900
75%
77
76
79'A
80 %
84%
83 VA
86%
29,800
72%
75
73%
77%
81%
105,800
*12
12%
75
78'/4
73%
76%
*370
*370
420
*370
420
77
79%
'
420
*370
*101%
103
4
680
103
*101%
34%
35
34%
353/a
34%
35 3A
34%
34%
17,900
80c
50
50 Va
49
50
49%
49%
49 %
49%
47%
48 3
15,700
51%
52%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
52
52 VA
3,000
'.18%
18 V%
18'A
18%
18%
18 %
30,800
60%
60
59
1831,.
59%
18
59%
58%
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27,300
47%
46%
46%
2,800
Co
—10
102
*931%
94
103
102
1
4
18VV '1SV«
1
59%
'
60:,:i
47 %
5
couunun
48%
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20%
26%
59%
QT
94
93 3A
93%
103
.
47
47
47
47
*92
95
*92
96
92
92
21%
21
21
*21
21%
20%
20%
203A
20%
1,300
28
26%
28
27%
28%
27%
28%
26%
27%
157,400
42
42%
7,800
96
46%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42 'A
43
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
xl9%
19%
1,200
2%
2%
2%
23/4
2%
23A
2%
2%
2%
2%
10,200
100
2
38% Jan
74
2
50
Jun
22
11
8% Jan
7
*176%
36% Nov
13
59
Dec
15
Oct
1
4
16% July 17
55% Jan
6
126
Oct
19
23
Oct
30
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
Apr
26% Dec
17
85% Jan
20% Oct
5 %
paee
40%
41
41
40%
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
1.300
45
45%
44 3 a
45
44%
44%
44
44 3/8
x43'A
43%
7,609
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
23,600
2%
9%
9%
9
9
5
7
7
6
31%
32%
31'/2
9
2%
*63/4
31%
9
5
100
1
77%
82
77
78%
48%
49'%
48 Va
4834
76
76
76
12%
12 Va
12%
*75
12%
77
48%
77
48%
*75V4
12%
48
%
*751/4
77
3,800
1,200
6%
31 Va
31%
7,500
77%
31
78
9
6%
31%
6%
7 Va
31'A
9
9
9
6%
31%
74
7734
10,900
48%
48%
3,600
48%
*75'A
77
7
77
40
12%
12
12 »/a
12
12 >8
4,300
37%
36%
37%
35,800
37%
37%
28 3
28%
28 3A
28%
28%
28%
51
513/4
50%
51
49'A
5034
5,000
Nopai
49%
51
48:l
49'/4
48'/2
48%
48 VA
48%
47
48%
21,500
Great
No par
28%
126 Va
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29 VA
30%
301/a
30%
126'%
127%
127%
127%
18
8
5
24% May 29
89
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
Sep 14
10
~
see
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
Grayson-Rohinson Stores
3,000
40%
10
12.50
5,900
22,600
37%
141% May
47% Feb
28
10
46'A
30% Feb
28
4
10% Jan
City Steel
89 VA
137
46
59% Apr 27
2
87
46%
51:,4
25% Mar 23
4
46%
28%
31% Dec
29
46%
49%
13
39% Dec
46'/2
28%
31% July 2
60 % Aug 12
146% Jun
47
205
50
1
22% Jan
-
88
135 %
27%
2
45% July
131 % Jan
90'A
138
46%
5
Co
*176%
205
49%
26% Jan
61
Sep 10
51% Nov 12
v
1
*176%
205
25
31
Apr 30
12
Graham-Paige Corp common
6"% conv preferred
Granby Alining Co Ltd
*176%
205
Northern Paper Co—
Great Northern Ry Co—;
Apr 17
37
Nov
1
(W R) & Co
*1761%
37
22
47
4
Grace
205
'
Aug 31
84% Alar
Telegraph Co
Gotild-Natlonul Butteries Jtnc_
Granite
200
19%
% Aug 28
6
94
43
54 %
9% Dec
*90
19%
42
7
'
42 %
1
May
70
a
1
Inc
(B F)
Union
933
103
19%
10
& Stock
93%
*101%
5
Co
Goebel Brewing Co
Grand
420
35%
93%
'
2
4
•370
420
35
10o
—No par
Cladding McBean & Co
5
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1
When
77%
2 7'A
*80
*80
*80
*80
*80
42% Apr
2 % Sep
37% Aug
83% Nov
5,300
28
12%
3a% Jan
18
1,800
27
53 %
3
Sep
1,600
53%
37%
49% July 31
18
79'A
53%
37
No par
May 28
1,000
50 3A
issued
10% Mar
103V2
36 %
Nov
4
450
154,700
521/4
47
July 15
9,800
51 Vb
37
13
10
31%
106
791/4
*26%
27
Nov
8
"ForTootnotes
35%
37%
37
*36
*103
53%
88%
July
16
35 %
*26%
137'A
Doc
7% Dec
49%
533a
263/4
90'A
38
17% Mar 20
37%
48 %
79
53%
138%
41
80% Jun
37%
503/a
79'A.
*78%
78%
*26%
89
3
14% Jan
53
31%
105
51 %
29
$4.50 preferred—
Gold
900
10,700
78,500
103 3A
103
103
138
3
20% Jan
78%
53
36
103
91'%
11
60,900
37
29%
32
139%
8% Sep 25
6% July 14
83%
29i/a
50%
90%
~8% Oct~13
63,700
103%
105%
105
X138 3/8
Feb
5,100
46%
36%
31%
32%
52
52%
78%
79
53
51%
27%
105
93%
28
2
31%
105
143%
4
28%
82 Vo
30%
91%
21
28 ;
101%
X28%
140%
Oct
30% Jan
26%
25%
26
10
3
'
*
No par
3 % Dec
2.100
37%
101 Vz
Goodrich Co
39','4 Nov
2,100
:
1023/4
37 y2
38
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
July 28
July
•
84%
82%
833/4
1013/4
2
5% Jan
24
*37%
101 %
1
27% Jan
Dec
28
82%
38 %
102%
154
56
•*
8
82%
37'%
Xl01%
103 % Jun
62% Nov 20
46
1
81%.
82 %•
38
104%
7
28% Jan 31
75
46%
9
230
90
8%
45
29
45
14
31
'
271/4
45%
Jan
2
4% Jan
27%
45'/a
76% Ja"n
30
46
30
26%
46%
117% Jan
124% Dec
8%
81/4
%j
26%
37'%
28%
—100
—
24% May 20
4% Jan
8
44 %
51%
100
—;
Co
6
3% May 15
Z 81/4
26
,
26%
55/.
10
Co
2
5
8%
8 %
*26%
100
Corp
Products
Oil
27
41% Nov
Dec
l/a
—1
29% July 13
50 % Jan 27
47
9
29%
26%
24
83 %c
com
Inc
19% Nov
28
74
29
10
$5 preference
5%% preference
26
96% Apr
27 % Jan
Aug 19
13% Apr 29
74
30%
25
preference
20
12
75
29%
25
Rub
4%*/«
51% Sep' 15
8
&
92
Nov
11,200
41%
74
_25
(series B)
preferred
94% May 21
22
40%
40
2,600
1
Electronics
&
24% Dec
15% Apr- 16
40%;
321/4.
10
preferred
prefoTred
$1.30 preferred
4%%
■
Alar 30
64% Oct
31%
' 12%
Castings Corp
General Tire
May 8
92% Alar 26
Apr 28
ioc
General Time Corp
83
84%-Jan
90 % Jan
32%
66
2.50
$1.30
Genl
Aug
415
31%
2,600
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32
<■
6
104 % May 28
9
258
31%
,
66%
No par
Public Service
General Steel
3
25% Aug
7
24% Sep 28
preference
General Refractories
•
~
36
Railway Signal—_____ 6 67
General Realty & Utilities
10c
2
15
2,900
9
9%
40
48%
par
18
Jan
Dec
90% Aug
275
12 »A
146
9
75
30%
General
3
79 >:
53
General
conv
.
25%
Co——_l
21
20% Jan
'
Cement
23% Sep
29
i
Portland
26% Nov
Feb
•
25
*26%
Oct~20
22% Apr
83
81%
15
DocT6
129' / Apr
46
.15
6
60
;
'
12 Va
*145
146
40'A
8
8%
26% >1
37%
No par
Advertising
Issued
General
♦
Outdoor
38%
31
6,400
30
1031/4
$2.98
34% Dec
4,600
56 VA
30
103
12
2
23 VA
54VA
75
10.3 Vo
12
16% Jan
23%
40
103%
78 Va
Nov
Oct
160
93
75
No par
Nov
'
*91
30
52%
69
4
2,100
40%
%
52
68
11
200
31V2
8%
9
5,700
311%
12%
12'A
♦145
6%
30
53 %
14
Nov
8%
■
52%
53% Sep
5% Jun
27% Sep
•
30%
1%
common
2
28
.,
12 %
146
2,000
18 Va
44%
75
40
41
33
52 % Jan
2
*31%
105
6
14
8%
31%
31
31%
12%
146
8%
8%
9
32%
52% Feb
Jan
12 Ve
144 %
76
102%
Precision Equipt Corp..
1
$1-60 «?nv preferred^
No pa'r
$3 convertible preferred—No
!Feb
-
58%
12-/#
,
3,200
:
44%.
56%- >51
*104%
12
16
23%
51%
33%
12
28% Sep
24 %
57%
*142%
12%:
145
65/a
24
104%
37% Nov
3
>24'/a
'
*41%,; 443/4,
24%
32%
53 % Nov
17% Jan
'92%:
104%
2
28% Sep
92%
25%
1
28
4
92
*91%
92
*90%
100
29 % Jan
24% Sep
90%
311/4
I_~3
Preferred $3.75 series
3
1
25
*
par
31% Jan
3
31%
40%
5
I.No
24
16
31%
31%
-
—_-'i
20
15% Jan
25
Co
Corp
Corp
Jan
7
31%
31%
.
44%
31% Feb
Apr"l5
31 J/2
8%
5
41
Jan
21%
31%
30
May 26
2
6%
443/4
*75
Aug 25
44% Jan
,
6SA
6%
•41%
1
1
preferred
When
13
•18
6 3/4
6%
44%
12%
_
Finance
General Motors Corp
$5 preferred
54% Oct 23
36% Sep
18 %
6%
*41'A
' 90%
it'_2
Instrument Corp..
General Mills common
4
44
.
18
18
6%
5,200
5
28%
-
Corp
200
4514
30
*28
44%
100
•General
7
92% Jan
27
18
»:
:
5
*28
30%
<
No par
,
Dynaihlcs Corp
General
3
Aug 29
Mar
18%
18
29%
445/a
5
5
6%'
5
1st preferred
GeneraFFoods
4
38% Alay 8
37% Aug 25
114
18/
5%
*41%
*
2
Corp
Co Inc
Finance
*28
*28 % -30
•
5
'
_
5,100
/«•
May 21
104% Nov
30%
.
18
1
Zli '
General Controls Co
5
Jan
27
*28%
50
50
Cable Corp com
•
30%
;
,
"
" 145
General
89
Dec
45
of Texas—
Bronze
34
6
44%
100
General
84% Apr 21
„
44%
5%
5
Eaking Co common—
5
preferred———
No par
General
451/2"
44%
\
5%
57%
66% Jan
45
45%
5%
24
30
42% Oct
6,300
" 45
_~2
24 %
Contract
42%
42
58%
Gen
j
413/4
41%
24
9% Jan 2
39V* Mar 18
■
42
41%
*46%
47
57
28
2,600
413A
41'%
^
Auier Oil Co
Cigar
30%
42%
"
*46
_5
4%
30%
42
5
25%
Amer Transportation—1.25
General
30%
30%
investors com-—1
General Bancshares Corp
2
46
30%
preferred
10
33% Oct
23%
30%
eomT—l'
Inc
45% Alay 11
84
Mar' 17
12
13
Sep" To
105
NovTo
9%
42 % Apr
21
46
30'%
'General
$8
18%
23%
46'A
30%
preferred.
$4.50 preferred
May 19
10% Mar 25
21
Nov
7
22
19%
23%
46 'A
*30%
//
American
17%
23 V2
47
47
.1.
—
Industries
convertible
■
General
.
153
6
37% Oct
74
25 %
<
6%
17%
23%
24%
*46%
'General Acceptance Cdrp—
'General American Indus epiu
'
14% Jan 22
9
:
convertible
General
General
16
28
5
93% Jun
7
3
Sep
Jan
Jan
Corp
Wood
4%%
67% Mar'11
9
7% Feb
8
2
96 % Jan'
-12
Gar
3
39
13,
Garrett
24
17 V'a
233%
17%
23%
b
50
__No par
Gardner-Denver Co
;
17
17%
17
____i
commoir—
preferred
——
19
36% Feb
6
138
Aug 259% Nov
7
convertible
Gamewell Co
9
Feb
89% Oct 20
-
141
38% Nov
8
23% Nov
18
Nov~~7
14%
Jan
1
lQJASep'
•.
.—
5%
19
64% Jan
9
29% Oct
Alar
37% Jan
13
Anr
"51% Feb
125
8
-28% Sep 22
17,% Jan.-: 5
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
'
3% Jan
Gabriel
24.
V
Jan
16
Great
Gt
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__1
Northern
Iron
Ore
Prop__No par
Great
1%
Green
Western
Sugar
com
preferred
(H L>
Greyhound
4%%
100
Co Inc
Corp
j
common
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
1
37V;>
38 %
127
28
28%
21%
3
21%
100
*86%
1
1
21 %
5%
83
21%
5%
37 %
a
4
29
3.000
9,900
216%
126%
126'A
128
570
28
26%
28
27%
281/B
27%
28
11,000
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21%
211/2
21%
21 V'a
213a
10,700
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88%
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88'A
211/4
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87-
87
211/4
2134
21%
22%
22
22%
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228
5%
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5%
534
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534
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87
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6
30
14,600
900
17
The Commercial and
18
Finuitbial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2054)
Monday, November 36, 3059
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
14
May
52
Mar
28% Nov 17
753,4 Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9
5
101
Feb
25
84
Sep
19
70% Sep
29
104% Sep
21
5
Jun
Sep
21
Oct
32
9
81
5
Oct
30
102 % July 14
84
95% Jan
10
100
13
88
1
May
109
25
3
47% July
49 Va Apr
7
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
21
Jan
20
13% May 20
70
Jan
%247/aDec
8
Dec
8
99
2
21% Jan
33% Sep
2
26% Jan
Jan
26
Nov
19
47 % Dec
13
Nov
10
41
2
30
123
2
69
10
Mar 17
140
25
dividend
dividend
9
Apr
9)
$4.20
$4.44
preferred
preferred-—
$5 08 dividend preferred
7
Oct
22
104% Mar
'
Oct
2
105 % Mar
4
49Tb Nov
9
44 %
Feb 20
49 % Oct
23
4
preferred
preferred
30
20% Mar 31
July 23
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
6
19
39l/8 Jan
5
88
Feb
28% Jun
65% May
13
52% May
30% Jan
1
30
38
Apr
46
Oct
14
26% Feb
34
Jan
34
Mar
3% Jan
9
28% Jan
6
18
9% Dec
17
Dec
22
2
89% Feb 21
27% Apr
33% Dec
8
38
Jun
27
Feb
25
10
12
•19% Nov 10
Nov 20
50
Jan
Apr 23
105
Sep
29
53% Jan
3
19
66
Jan
35% Dec
31
36% Dec 31
34
Jan
2
8
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
27% Nov
13
11.% Jan
13
15% Sep 29
7
2
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
16 y» Jan
2
33% Dec
9 Va Jan
10
60
Jan
Jan
74
70% Nov
88
99 %
99 %
99%
100
25
49%
49%
52%
52%
26
26%
12% Nov
14
17% Jan
3
25% Dec
12
2
30
22% Jan
9% Jan 20
May 21
2
47% Dec 31
39% Feb
24
67% Dec 16
23% Apr
7
39% Nov 20
85
Sep
5
92
8
Jan
2
19
Jan
7
8% Nov 20
29% Nov 21
15% Feb
10
23% Nov 28
Jan
31
11% Oct 27
21% Jan
5
29% Sep 10
49%
65%
47%
90%
9%
32%
19% Jun
24
Feb
9
41% Dec
3
37% Sep
18
41
16
29% Nov
12
37% Jan
70% Nov
12
80% Mar
2
Oct
28
85% Mar 6
96% Jan 30
84
Jun
6
81
Dec
1
90
Jun
6
92
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
5% Jan
10
14% Dec 30
13% Jan
40% Apr
13% Jan
63
27
72% Jan
17
13
79
86% NOV 10
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
75
5
35
Jun
25
38% Jan
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
19% Oct
13
23% July
35% Feb
11
50
29% Oct
23
33 % Jan
13
50% Dec 31
42 % Nov
5
42% Mar 18
2
38% Dec 31
35
41
Oct
13
47% Jan 21
38% Oct
Oct
3
48
40% Sep
47
9
Dec
1
52% Jan 22
45 % Dec
2
51
Jun
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
3
29 % Jan
2
38% Nov 20
6% Apr 25
9% Nov 13
46
Jun
9
50
Jan
5
Jan
14
40 Va
Sep
25
45% Mar 18
36% Jun 26
41% Aug 13
14
Jan
2
65
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
43
Oct~13
156
35% Jan
2
22% Jan
243/4 Nov 12
13
Oct
29% Dec 12
5
94
Dec 30
26% Sep 30
37
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
133/8 Apr
1
33% Sep 15
78 % Jun 13
21% Aug 27
70% Jan
95
17
5
30
76% Nov
13
109
July 28
43% May 8
34% Sep 21
163
May
July
6
28
Jan
56
Dec
18
125
Jan
13
136
32% July 14
40
41 % Oct
Jan
13
May
7
Sep 15
Mar 20
33% Jan
Jan
2
35% Oct
2iy8 Jan
3
33%
22
May 28
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
17
31
28
Jan
27% Jan
29% Jan
118
2
13
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
33% Dec
19
Dec
44% Nov
2
25
26% Sep
33% Oct
82
15
90 %
Dec~23
32
Aug
37
3
Feb
10
2
28% Feb
9
31
17% Jun
9
19
38
35
Sep 21
Jan
32'/4 Nov 13
33
Nov
4
45
Jan
123
Jan
23
3
19% Nov
15/a Nov
2
57
76% Nov 13
48% Sep 21
49% Feb
9
35
Apr
11
61
93
Mar
69
98
*95
98
Dec
30
593% Jan
2
99% Aug
54% Oct
7
97
Jan
2
8
44
Nov
4
88
-
23%
23%
23%
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29%
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29%
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42%
46%
39%
42%
29%
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23%
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29%
41%
41%
42%
46
46%
46 Va
46%
46%
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39%
39
39%
39
39%
83
83 %
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69%
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100
,
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19
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4,700
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15
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71
82
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69
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22
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50
50
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1,700
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36%
19%
19%
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44%
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40%
31 Va
31%
42%
22%
55%
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2,600
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47%
30%
21%
11%
23%
19%
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37%
19%
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21%
19%
2,400
1,300
19,600
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6%
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71
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41%
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250
39%
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1,300
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40 %
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19%
43
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80
100
40
7 %
47
39%
7%
100
42
70
47
40
40%
7%
2,700
41
19
19'%
19
19'%
15,900
77'%
78
76 Va
77'%
8,900
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157
48%
44%
28 Va
38%
4
44%
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28 Va
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38%
49
43%
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38
87 Va
29%
29%
29 %
411%
407%
408
5
50 %
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140%
5
29 3 a
100
5
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22%
23%!
No par
99:%
100 Va
Limited
22%
1
140
7.50
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48%
—No par
common
51%
142
29%
73
-
88%
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157
46
44%.
44'%
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28 Va
*28
28'%
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38
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88 V2
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29 Va
29'3
28%
410'%
408 Va
23
28%
50 3
49%
50%
49%
142 Va
141%
29%
29'%
73
70
70%
23%
23
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24%
22%
134%
23 %
99%
100
22%
23%
134'%
23%
140
135%
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89
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88
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13%
13%
13%
13%
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60%
61
61%
62
99:%
22 %
134
a
23%
100%
22%
135%
29'%
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38'%
8,800
2,500
20
5..800
29
14,600
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17,900
29
1,200
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70%
23
23
99%
22 3
37'%
142
142
,
13,100
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49 Va
29 %
23 %
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405
142'%
29%
100
99%
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38'%
29
412'%
44%
28%
37'%
142 Va
73
*70 %
*28
38
50%
88
8,200
400
4,200
20,700
22%
38,100
134%
a
133
100'%
45,300
89
88
88
300
13%
13%
13
13
1,200
61
61'/a
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61
320
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a
143%
700
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3,600
52 \'a
54%
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52%
51%
52
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52
50
51
3,200
34%
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34 Va
34%
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34%
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25
*33
25
preferred
37%
29 Va
29%
47%
49'%
44
142%
50%
142
157
47%
44%
409 V*
29%
410
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157
48%
88%
common
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48%
44 %
88%
preferred
700
19 %
87%
preferred.,
7%
77 Va
5
com
7'%
19 Va
100
common
7%
77
——1
preferred.
7%
19%
38 %
common
•
7%
79
1
Corp.
Machines—
Silver
41
%
78
%'
157
x48
20
preferred
Packers
39%
40
41
*
*153-
.-—No par
Corp
42%
41
*40%
19
20
78%
Ctfs Inc_
Harvester
*
7%
1
.
Co
Business
40%
Mexico
145
144
144
144
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144
141 Va
34'%
141'%
*141
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34%
—
37%
38%
31%
38
%
38'%
39%
39%
40%
39 %
42%
37%
38 %
37'%
37%
37%
38
38
38
9,700
34%
35%
35%
1,500
206,500
38 %
38 Va
1
36
36
35%
35%
35'%
35%
—3.50
18
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
18%
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co.—_—5
34
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
1,100
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
1
36%
37%
36 Va
36%
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37
36'%
36%
36%
36%
2,800
Iowa Power & Light Co_—
10
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
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34%
33
33 Va
32 %
32%
2,900
Island Creek Coal common.
50c
35
1
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Interstate Dept Stores
,
/Interstate Power Co
$6
.
preferred
Circuit Breaker
,•
Co
x38 %
35%
120
35%
35%
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39
120
'
39
39 %
5
1
20%
21%
16%
20%
21%
16 %
18
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80
78 '-4
78%
44%
45
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3%*
Co.—"
Sulphur Co
preferred
Johnson
& Johnson
817/aJuly
6
Jones
Laughlln Steel com
16
5%
,
5
.
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd__100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
Jefferson Lake
21
59% July 28
11%
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36%
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28%
11%
46
Johns-Manvllle
103% Feb
11%
23%:
36%
13%
27%
38%
1-
60
11%
36%
13%
28
23%
l
1,000
23%
37
13%
27%,
6
8,800
36%
13%
28%
11%
23%.
36%
14
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13%
11%
18%
68
98
13%
28%
11%
37%
28%
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50
17%
68
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98
26%
37%
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International Utilities Corp^
5
May 12
Feb 27
Apr
18%
67 %
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50c
5
-10
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
.
17%
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Jaeger Machine
18
24
24.
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43 %
7
Sep
52% Dec 31
56% Dec 31
pa<?e
69
98
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28
86
31
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2.50
1
18
66 %
18'4
69
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4
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18%
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313/4 Jan
5
29
17%
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42
I-T-E
Oct
23
For footnotes
1
41
50% Mar 18
78
Dec
May 22
3,300
*76
77
41
7%
15
15
53
4
51,800
International Telep
May 27
116% Sep
36% Jan
34% Apr
38
400
40%
28%
International Shoe
40% Apr 20
37 % Jan 21
40
88
75 3 4
107
~
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40%
International
5
Sep 22
3
May 12
6
19"% Mar
6,400
*41%
$4
12
32
*105%
107
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
preferred
100
International Salt
—No par
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
39
July 30
40
Aug 18
28% Mar 19
107
65 %
♦40%
International Paper
23
Jan
106%
*10^%
'
10
65
42
4%
6
55% Nov
4
Feb
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
19% Feb
62%
6
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
15 % Jan
Jan
37
Oct~17
July 30
Jun
'•■105%
64%
41
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
172% July 15
2
30
28
28
69
65 Va
65
5,500
40%
7%
2
4
64 %
64%
20 3 «
*41%.
International
Feb
65%
65%
700
20
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Int'l
35% Apr 30
15% Jan
20%
1,500
.
35 >2
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Int'l
14
14
19:,4
32
42
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10% Sep
19%
393«
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41
4%%
28
71
19:,8
'4
19
38%
40%
141% Nov
16% Nov 11
35 Va
19%
39
33
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7
7
*31%
35%
27%
.15
7
13
32
35%
28%
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
7'/8 Jan
.*31 3,4
35%
28
'
4
57% Jan
38%
3134
79%
31%
38%
31 %
38%
2,200
2,200
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38%
19
38%
79
*40%
Insuranshares
May 29
57% July 10
Jan
*77
28 %
Inspiration Cons Copper
488
94
79
9,200
13%
86
28
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
,
7
19
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79
;
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10
Industrial Rayon.
29
Oct
85%
~
—-5
3
May
*13%
86%
35%
38%
No par
27% Jun
88
*13 7 a
28%
—
106% Aug
24% Nov
12% Jan
13%
86%
28
100
9
111
137«
86
29
100
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100
No par
8
7
13%
84
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32
57%
13%
84%'
26%
100
17% Feb
31
56 %
59
13%
106%
——5
86% Jan
July 16
56%
7.400
3,100
4
38%
83%
.'■4
-
10 3
*37%.
42
Interchemical
80
58%
10%.
38 Va
41
Interlake Iron
153% Jan
*37%
*40%
31% July
2
Sep 25
28
Sep 22
68% Sep 23
13% Dec
25
Apr
10%
38
*41 %
43% Aug 14
95% Feb 24
39% Jan 27
122% Nov
100
32
138
2
96 %
July 17
May 7
50% Mar 18
19
86% Oct 20
25
65% Feb 27
Jan
Oct
56 3 a
•f10-%
39%
_
S A
6
55
149
13
Sep 25
18
17% Nov
Oct
7
10% Feb
385% May 12
143
88
5
27% Mar 26
~1
18% Jun
86
20
Nov
*37%
57
55%
571
10
10%
38
•
53
75%
preferred*
Industria
•
7
10
*37.%
5,100
3,000
'w 51
:10%
3,300
*105%
4.26%
47
53 %
26%
50
4.08%
3
7
50
43%
preferred—
—50
4.70% preferred
50
4.42% preferred
%
,——50
4.20% preferred—
-50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
4
Apr
10
4912
<.
46:'4
42:%
•
39%
Illinois Power Co common
43% Feb,
47
Nov
48%^
46%
26%
43%
26%
76
Illinois Central RR Co
41 % Oct
43
26%
'800
11,800
39%
No par
10
44:la
27
y"
125
76
Corp.—
(Delaware)
Co
43%
26%
48%
58
56 3 4
J
40 %
Co
Cement
48 %
44%
27,%'
** .50 f
48
.'•>
56
78
preferred series A
Ideal
47%
48%
44
27
.-.••*
*57%
*123
.
39%
Idaho Power Co
12
48%
;
58
59'%
125
40%
A
21
58
'123
.
39%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co__
Apr 17
58
61
/ 125
40%
(conv)
42% Sep
29
Jun
Jan
39
58%
V
59%
*123
2,000
76%
__
55% Jan
7
42
52
1,100
32%
38%
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
9
26%
109
32
76%
preferred
4%
preferred
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
29
26%
*108
32%
*105%
26% Oct 1G
93% July 30
8% July 22
3
~
58
61 \
125
32
1
18
3»% Dec
29% Jan
50%
58%
59%
10%,
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc coin—5
2
27
108
32%
-No par
3%%
5%
27
>108
500
—100
.
$2.25 convertible preferred
Sound
27
109
32%
65
Mar 17
2
31
pfd
27
32%
18%
66
2% Jan
Dec
2nd
*47%
*108
27%
109
»58 %
-
38%
32
50% Sep 21
7
3,400
49%
10%
3812
Howard Stores
5% Jan
14,000
48
47%
*37%
Household Finance common—No par
Jan 22
20% Jan
6% Oct 20
■*"
46
Howe
21
«
26%
45%
July 13
5
50 3
26%
32%
27%.«
18% Sen 29
Jan
85% Sep
49%
26 3 u
49
44%
27
'
8
48%
51
26 Va
*123
27%
5% • convertible preferred—;—30
Homes take Minings—
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp.
10
Hooker Chemical Corp com—
5
$4.25 preferred—
No par
Hotel Corp of America common—1
1
5% convertible preferred—
25
Houdaille^induslrics Inc common—3
„
2
Oct
48
Hoffman Electronics Corp..
Holland Furnace Co.
Holly Sugar Corp common
Feb 12
39% Sep
74% Dec 29
48%
50
26%
60%
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Jan 21
Jan
2
July 22
Apr 13
Apr ' 6
Apr 30
13
20% No\f,?-17
87% Dec 19
59%
common—2 1/12
preferred series
$4%
Aug 27
2-7% Feb
2
39% Apr 29 '
44% Ofct 22
35
Jan 30
>
82
Sep 17
5% Sep
9
18
Sep 21
•
2
48 %
52
26%
58%
58
,
1
..
common-
Powder
3%%
July 22
Jan
2
37
May 21
15% Apr 27
24% Jun 22
1
48
50%
26%
27%
-2.50
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
41
21
6
49%
*108
125
...
23% July 22
-
120
52%
;
32%
.
-*123
——
Hertz Co —
—f
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—
27% Jan
•
32%
—1.
5% preferred--——
Hershey Chocolate Corp__
72% Aug 25
'
52
x48%
109
„loo
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
117
101
-
,
Hercules
'100
101
'26%
;
27
*108
/.50
com
C'orp-
Corporation
26%
-
2.50
*34%
36% Jan
14
.--.
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors——
No par
3
*99%
101
.
79
5
22% Oct
25 Yo Jan
100
*77
31% Jan
7
13
Oct 29
19
15% Dec 31
__
100
3.65% preferred
100
Heller (WE) & Co——
——l
Helme (G W) common-—.
—10
9
7
Jan
310
*85
*98%
5
2
13% Jan
86
88
13%
64% Jan
85
I 84%
85
99%
86
72% July 21
118% Apr 16
80
July 9
19
28%
*83 %
*85
137»
25% Jun
28%
84%
85
*98%
85
377/a Mar 13
118
1
107% Oct 31
14,300
28%.
88
25
34% May 11
7
85
99 %
Heinz (II-J) Co
39% Nov
14
*83
86%
*85
90% May
16
Sep 22
84 %
*85
*98%
2
30% Apr
28%
*83
85%
-
88
79% May 7
16% Jan 12
32 %
61
38% May
100
31,100
99%
'
2
16% Jan
85
86% Nov
75 % Sep 22
30% Dec
3,900
110%
*85
Harsh aw Chemical C'o_—
13
7
2
X108
*98%
Harsco
20
83% Oct
6
28%
84%
*83
85%
85%
Hat Corp of America con1mon__4.il "•
4%%
preferred
_l5o
Haveg Industries Inc
1
Hayes Industries, Inc
5
12% Apr
43% Jan
2
28%
84%
*83
Hart Sch&lfncr & Marx—10
39Va Apr
64% Jan
17% Jan
28%
116
88
12
9
43% Sep 21
12% Jun 19
67
32 % Jan
28%
114%
72
99%
Harris-Intertype
3
7% Jan 16
36% Jun
51% Dec 31
23% Jan
6
30
53% Nov
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
15% Nov 17
Nov 10
115%
25%
72
*85
Hammond Organ Co
v Harbison-Walk Refrac
6% preferred—
10
Jan
132
44% Dec
38
113%
25
73
*98%
dividend
Hatnmermill Paper Co
6
61 % Nov
44% Feb
122% July
100
100
Hackensack Water
29% May 22
327/s Dec
36 % NOV
114%
Sharps
25%
100
100
100
$5
71% May 19
25% Nov
29% Nov
20
*72
the Week
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing___5
Hall (W P) Printing Co
—5
Hamilton Watch Co common,.
l
4% convertible preferred
100
3
13
7
25
72%
28%
dividend
Aug
29
Apr
28%
25%
*71%
113%
115%
No par
Common
$4.40
98
Jan
30
114%
24%
72%
24%
*72
Friday
Nov. 13
Nov.l'J
25%
26%
72%
Oil Corp
9
20% Apr
22 Va Jan
23
25%
*71%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
No par
preferred
h
38% Jan
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov.»
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
8
13
Sep
89% Apr
Jan
94
99
993/4 Sep
Jun
Par
Gulf States Utilities Co—
28
90
Gulf
127% Jan 22
Nov
May 29
96
Gulf
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
24
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
<fc
Corp
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
16
100
*77
5
49
5
10
100
1
66%
74%
98%
45%
79
50
68'%
76%
98%
46%
79
*77
49
46
"a
35 Va
*119
35%
120
35 V*
*119
38%
39'%
38%
20%
20%
20%
17%
*78
45%
*77 '
35%
*35
34'%
*119
120
35
3,900
5,700
120
39
38 Va
38%
20%
20%
2,306
20%
2,700
18%
17
17%
16%
16%
11,900
79 %
78%
79 %
78%
79%
170
45%
45 %
45%
45
45%
4,600
79
76%
77
79
*77
80
50 V*
49%
49%
49 %
59%
49%
49%
18,300
67%
66
67
64 "2
66
73
3,200
35,600
67'%
67
a
74%
73%
74
73%
71%
73
98 %
98%
98%
98%
98 %
99
98%
98%
460
46%
46%
45%
46 %
45%
45 7
44
45%
4,900
67
731
s
Number 5899
190
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(2055)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Sales for
PRICES
Friday
Nov. 12
the Week
Nov. J 3
Thursday
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
Nov. 9
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year L958
Lowest
Shares
K
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98 % Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
83
2
23
Feb
-
28
Jan
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
37
10
120
2
48
10
135
7
Jan
16
112% Dec
44
107
Feb
110
38 % Jan
50 % Dec
2
14
Oct
29
86
85
Oct
28
90 lb Oct
6
103
96
87
Dec
88
Dec
99
10
34
9
29% Jan
20
19
10
93
Sep 23
82'/2 Jun
19
89% Feb
38% Aug 28
39 % Feb
13
50
2
29% Dec
3
28 Va Jan
18% Oct
30
16 y2 Jan
7
75% Jan
105% Oct
27
45% Oct
28
25
60% Nov
11
44% Oct
' 7
29 Vb Nov
11
22 y2
Sep
4614 Nov
7
,
43
Jan
21
-
59
28 %' Dec
2
Feb
20% Jan
4
4
Kansas
,
6.
2
Jan
'
46% Jan
1ft
19% Apr
22
Kern
64
7
70% Apr 21.
31 Vb Apr 20
5
25% Jan
2
29% Feb
7
34% Jan
2
45% Nov
11
38
17
2
22
-
Dec
2
..
.
21
Feb
20% Nov
13
35
7
'
85
9
34% Jan
21
23% Jan
22
6
34% Jan
22
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19 Vb Oct
22% Jan
6
33Vb Dee
18
28 Vb Nov
•4%.Nov
6
3Tb Feb
10
25% Dec
11
24% Jan
8
3 Vb May 19- ;•
-17
2
Jan
"
18% Jan
,
83
20
17
'
31
Jan
2
1
Jan-
10% Feb
12
July
29
Sep 22
1% Jan
2
37% Jan
.9
13
15% Jan- 2
26
1% Jan
7'
17% Feb
6% Sep 30
10% Sep 24
20
3% Apr
5Vb Jan
2
22% Feb
28
32
Dec
19
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
36
14% Jan
19% Sep
2
18% Jan
2
31% Mar
53Vb Apr
7
Jan
-
2
2
13% Oct
13
65% Jan
2
82% Dec
5
80-a Jan
17
4
140% Jun
5
48
Oct
14
57
Nov
13% Jan
2
158% Jun
Sep
Jan
Oct
21
9% Sep
Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
,9
72% Feb
9
1
Link
14Vb Mar 23
141% Nov
12
Bell Co
28% Jan
2
38% Oct
20
31
Jan
2
47Vb Dec
8
8
9
Loew's
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
100% Apr
104
3
14
139% Jan
26
12
29% Jan
23
97
92% Feb
129 Vb Nov
12
Jan
10
143
Jun
23
27% Feb
14
44
Dec
22
4
81
Oct
6
55% Mar
11% Jan
60
Jan
19% Jun
17
104
Sep 11
80% Jun 18
82
Oct
134% Sep 28
36% Jun
60%
4,000
95%
93 lb
95%
19,500
49%'
50%
50%, 5
49 Vb
16
71% Jan
7
104% Mar
30
18% Nov
5
34Tb Apr
15
Lykes
-
?
28% Sep
Jan
22
MacAndrews <5c Forbes
123% Jun
9
2,000
1
V
■*
:'49%
48
48
50%
50
23%
23%
23 Vb
24
.*48%
49y2
* 48 Vb
49%
■"» 66%
66%
'-•*41%
42%
*33'
33%
*
•
-
•
66
;•
66%
;;
vtM*42 ^ '42
"- "
32%*
33%
%
80
'
32%
■
42
41%
*79%
i/t
Vb
..
67%
:
42%
42%:.
'33
43%
66%
42%
33
■
32%
■
1
J
43 Vb
79%
44:Vb
80
19
19%
19%
20 Vb
32
32 Vb
X3I%
31%
36%
35
18
18
32%
31%
36%
36 Vb
17%
17%
*17%
31%
32 Vb
31%
"
*79%
1,303
9,900
80
"
Vb
700
32%'
43%
42%n
80
19%
x36
32 %
600
3,700
66 Vb
32%
80%
9,700
4,200
48%
*41%
31%
.
Vb
24%
48 Vb
-
50
66 Vb
'.
"
42 %
79%
a
49
9,000
-
50
..
24%
*48Vb-
50
•
23%'
51%
Vb
19
*
19%
*
\
50
50
'
20
'
20%
41,20)
3 lib
~
31Tb
4,500
34%
'.
35 y4
18
36%
18 Vb
18 Vb
8,000-
1,203
31%
32
24,200
19%
19 Vb
19%
19%
19%
*19 Vb
19%
19 Vb
19%
20
4,500
28 Tb
28 Tb
28%
28%
4%
28%
28%
*28%
29 Vb
*29
30%
1,600
*4
4 lb
*4.
4 Vb
29
291/4
291/4
291/4
29 Vb
29'A
20%
21%
20%
21 Vb
20%
21%
22 Vb
221%
22
22 Vb
-3%
.
4
*
29
x29
4%
*4
20%
21%
22 Vb
22 %
41 lb
41 Vb
x41
41
40
89
*86
89
*86
*86
,
22
40 Vb
Vb
12%
13
30
30%
30 Vb
30 Vb
._1B
_1
30%
30%
2%
2%
par
23 Vb
23%
par
7%
8%
7%"
par
7 lb
7 lb
714
%
23 Vb
2
23 lb
22
39%
,
1,800
124,800
3,900
39%
2,700
89
*86
13
12%
12%
11,000
30%
30%
2%
*23
30%
7,400
2%
2%
2%
4,500
23 Vb
30 Vb
2%
Vb
23
2 lib
21%
•
400
29
20 Vb
89
12 Vb
2%
2%
23 lb
29
•
40 Vb
*86
13 %
13%
.
✓22 Vb
39%
.
89
'
12%
13 Vb
-
04
23%
23%
COO
"
7Tb
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
2,500
7%
29%
7 lb
7 lb
7%
7 Vb
7Vb
71b
5,600
6,900
29%
29
Vb
29%
29
29%
49Tb
49%
49%
49Vb
49 Vb
23'/4
23
23 '/0
22%
23 Vb
9,700
5
74 Vb
74%
71
71 Vb
71%
72 lb
70%
721/4
20,700
10%
16,100
93%
4,300
71%
,
"74
10 lb
„_7
10%
25
x93%
94%
145%
145%
55%
55%
54 Vb
59 Vb
60
59
10%,
.
93%<
*145%
,
10%
10%
10%
'•
"••:
11
10%
10%
94%
93i/2
93%
93
93%
93
146 Vb
145%
145%
145
145%
145
55
54%
55 lb
55%
59
58%
58%
58
11%
11%
140%
1,900
200
145
56
53Vb
551/4
3,700
Vb
58Tb
57
57%
1,800
136%
141%
136%
139%
31,500
28%
28%
29%
80,200
33
11
11
11%
11 Vb
11%
133%
131 %
133 Vb
26 Vb
27 Vb
27%
27%
32%
31 Vb
32 Vb
31%
3214
33%
17,900
14%
33%
13%
32%
14
13%
14 Vb
14'
14%
14 Vb
1414
32%
32 Vb
32%
32
Vb
32%
32
32%
20,700
13,400
Vb
40
39%
40
40
40%
39%
40 lb
39
39%
4,800
100
*116%
124
*116%
124
10
33%
11%
130
26
27
31%
13%
4
10
31%
100
S
39
84%
145
.
33%
33%
*99
100%
*81
84%
84%
*83%
145
*144%
42
41%
*116%
33%
.
*83 Vb
84%
*144 Vb
84%
147
42 Vb
41%
42%
137
84 Vb
*81
84 Vb
147
33%
100%
*99
100%
124
33 Vb
11
1.1%
x27
32 Vb
*116%
32 %
99
99
*81
135 Vb
~50
84 Vb
100
146
41%
40%
136
30
84 Vb
*83%
-144
Vb
41
4,300
100
*81
84 Vb
146
Vb
40
10
33%
*98
84%
*83%
116%
33 Vb
33.1b
137 Vb
*136
116%
124
33 Vb
*143
4,100
33,000
190
137
137
137
42
42
42%
42%
42 Vb
42%
42-%
*42%
43%
3,000
75 Vb
75%
75 Vb
75 Vb
74 Vb
75%
73%
75
3,000
18%
18 %
18%
19%
18%
19 %
18%
18%
5,600
90%
85
84%
86%
04%
86%:
84%
85 Vb
21,409
20
20%
19%
75%
18%
87%
19%
75
18 Vb
84%
,
136
42
(Ky)-Nopar
50
1
3.33 Vb
10
40%
Vb
135
136
100
Steamship Co
Bros
46%
49%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel Co
•—
29
45
22%
•••'.
; 36% » 37
17%
18%
2.50
10c
—1
Co
Sep
7
46%
31%
32
"
22 Vb
Nashville
&
x49
80
19%
,
.
*81
31% Aug 13
11
58
95 V*
42
100
Louisville Gas & El
6
46%
57
94%
Vb
42
—100
81% Sep
24% Sep
2
10
46
56%
95%
49%
'
*32
Vb.
56%
■
-
1,400
29 Vb
4.40% series G conv pfd
Lorillard (P) Co common
7% prefe»red__'
July 10
July 29
>
37
96%
'
*99
Louisville
22
2,200
•36%
46
'42%32%
100
44Vb Mar 12
13
15 Vb Jan 27
37
37 Vb
49 Vb
Inc
88
26
73% Nov
36 Vb
37
95 Vb.
.66
4.35% series E preferred
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
142% Mar 25
2
*
1,000
22%
series B preferred
5%
13,303
56 Vb
51%
4.25% series D preferred
4
Apr -14
90% Mar 6
2
Jun
Mar
38
Vb
preferred
conv
32%
38
'
.
20%
Co_
Inc
4.84%
32%
38Vb
38
49
Long Island Lighting Co com_.
15 /
33
38
32%
29
Lone Star Gas Co common
89
8
128% Jan
37
128
36% Apr
2
33
38
4,100
20%
Lone Star Cement Ccrp
5
26
Nov
88% July 28
11
4
14
9
37% Jan
46% Jan
Jan
30
22% Mar 28
21
Sep 29
113% Oct
6
32%
77
49%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
37
28 Vb Sep
45%
46
1
39% Apr
38
45%
*
No par
18
Loew's Theatres
45%
Vb
46%
42%
ft
15
Mar
45 Vb
76
29%
Lionel Corp
Litton Industries Inc
17% July 10
45%
87
*86
"
20%
—
24% Sep
9
-
•56%
100
9
27% Jun
10% Mar
35%
f
77%
29%
7%
9
*34%
88
35 Vb
*86 Vb
49%
preierred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
July
£5%
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
5
73
21
11
15
Mar
Vb
No par
i
Lihby-Owen«-Ford
63% Jun
13
14
2
36% Mar 11
Lerner Stores Corp-
■
50
88
*83
-8
__—
Lehn & Fink Products
98% Oct 28
152
63 Vb Oct
3
10
..
90% Dec
46% Jan
4
29
77% Aug 27
29
10 Vb Nov
9
~7% Jari
12
24'% Aug 25
57% Apr
140
.
88
85%
77
37
.
10
Portland Cement
87
*83%
95 Vb
66
0
Lehigh Valley Industries com
* $3 nun-euru 1st preierred—No
50c non-cunt 2nd pfd—
No
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehman Corp
July 28
10% Jun
Sep 10
26% Sep 22
7
Lehigh
6
20
*86
3,100
56
48%'.
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
20 -*;
81
48 lb
47%
;46
23%
50c
Tire
76 Vb
*79%
57
48
i_25
preferred
*74
81
47.
22%
&r Sons Co common_3
(James)
3.85%
-
.9% July 13
2
5% Jan
Lees
91May
6
2
Lee Rubber
22
5
15% July 9
55% Apr
Jan
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
9% Mar 26
3Tb Jun
12
85
76 Vb
*34%
'
38
37
46%
Lear Inc ——;
2
48%
*79 Vb
78
45
"
50
*
common
48
*74
88
33
'38
37 Va
95%
La Consolidada 6% ,pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant—
1
30% Mar 23
v.
18
39% Nov
89 4 Mar 28
28.
14
-
Co
%
35
'
56 Vb
f
in
preferred series A
118
*108
'
"
46%
'
23% Nov
21% Sep
18
46% Dec
Laclede Gas
',*•>. 4.32%
1,630
Vb
77
45%
32%
32%
.38%
.
34% Apri 7
'
25% Dec
2
Feb
«Jan
'
K
£% Mar. 11
15% Oct 21
25
5
22
26% Mar
111
*34%
*85
35
45%
46%
11
Kress (& H) & Col^.
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co
43% Mar j> 3-
18
118
400
110%
-
85%
'*83%
78'4 ,.79%
'32%
10
It
I1
111%
44
88
*86%
85 Va
*34%
35%
J
(S3) Co
88 Vb
*85% .,88
>
700
*43%
79%
79 Vb
;*83%'
5
26,200
49%
103
*101
44.
76 Vb
*74
79 Vb
79
25;'
common
i
%
-
*108
48
48%
48 Vb
*86%
'■I 38 * 1
{37 Va.
2.5U
Co
114
79%
.
p*i
conv
Kresge
34
Sep
8
17% Sep 29
22
'
-
5
Aug
27% Jun
31
33% Dec 15
Dec
31
..
Land
No
;
*108
110%
110
76%
*74
,
110
48 Vb
50%
101
'
8.,".
J &
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100G
Koppers Co Inc common.
10 t
4%
preferred100 Korvette (E J) Inc
1
26
6
4
78% Oct
,
43 %i Nov '
2
16% May 26
Oct
Copper^.—
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Klng-Seeley Corp
47% Aug .25
39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
13% May
12
32 V4 Nov
■'
,
-,
30 Vb Nov
May 29
17% Oct 21
9
9% Feb
22% Jan
24% Jan
27% Jan
.j
86 '-
78% Sep
1
2
.
89
*34%
<..
J
_16
prior preferred™
Keystone Steel <Ss Wire Co
54% July 22
70% Jun 30
85
78.*
46
50c
__
.
Kerx-MeGee Oil Indus
4%%
88
*86
8.75
5.,
—
-—
County
"x87%
No par
Co
Light Co
Kelsey> Hayes Co^_v:
Kennecott
81
*83%
..
48%
48%
76 Vb
..
Kendall Co'.
1
Apr
26% Jam
Electric
Power
Kellogg Co
„•
'
30
&
112%
*79%
100
preferred
*108
47%
No par
50 *
com
110
*74
100
—_—_100
Kayser-Hoth Corp
24
Jan
nun-cuin
Kansas Gas
!Jun 29
117% Feb
7
70% Nov
63
;
28
2
4%
50% July 31
-
.
51% Sep 22
90% Oct
7
,
41% May 12
..
66% Nov
33% Jan
38
July 27
41% Feb 17
13
6
12
42% Oct,
34
43% Oct 10
Mar
Sep
33% Nov
2
2
7
4.50%^ preferred^..
4.20% preferred4.35% preferred
Kansas City Southern
xllO
112%
mo
190
100
preferred
111%
110
Fr & Li Co com_No par
,
-5
93
88% Feb
Jan
25% Apr
May 20
72% Sep 21
34% Nov
5
10% Jan
25
4%
44
*43%
44%
*43%
x44
101
101
101
4
49%
49
48%
49%
xl00%. 100%
44%
44%
preferred
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
preferred
48 Va
50 Va
101
100
50,
•
convertible
3.80%
27
i.
x48 %>
33%
100
Corp
preferred
preferred
4%%
'•
& Chem
convertible
Kansas City
17
85% July 10
*
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
2
Jan
Jun
88% Nov
5
50% Jan
92% Jan
Va %
4%%
Mar 11
82
86
7
July 31-
4
4%%
July 27
57% Apr
79% Sep 25
May
Kaiser Alum
8
24
July 27
130
1
20
Oct 22
75
92% May 29
•
May
46% Oct
23
Feb
78
July 27
July
Fei>
19%
21%
21
22%
21%
21%
10,500
.
M
'
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
125
Apr
17
118
28
Sep
3
35
.-
6%
2
36 Vb Nov
17
28
Jan
3
39% Dec
2
Mack Trucks Inc
78% Jan
6
13 Vb Apr
88
May 14
18 Vb Oct
1
1
6
49% July 10
45
21% Jan
Oct
2
46% Nov
37
Jan
2
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
20% Jan
Madison
73Vb Sep
30
17% Oct 14
Jan
14
17 Vb Dec
31
14
Jan
9
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
47% Oct
1
2
60% Dec
1
48 Vb Jan
7
32% Nov
4
23% Apr
5% Jan
29
36Vb Sep
8% Sep
8
3
29
3% Nov
6
19
5% Oct
1
7
15% Jan
5
17
Aug
28% Oct
1
5
77
Jan
50 Vb Nov
6
93% Jan
26
62% May 11
Martin
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
Masonite
2
42% Dec
3
34
Oct
2
49 Vb Dec
75 Vb Nov
11
85% Jun »26
16
85% Jun
15
77
16
July 30
Field
Marshall
2
14
7
46
May 19
4%%
Corp
preferred
& Co com-.,
No par
Corp
81
Mar 26
$3.75
preferred
10
81
Mar 31
$3.73
9
72% Mar 17
$3.40
pfd 1947 series—
preierred
32 Vb
3%%
preferred
22
43% Nov
Jan
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
31 Vb Oct
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
42
39% Jan
9
45
Dec
24
44
Feb
10
53
13% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
Stores
62
2
83Vb Dec
29
Aug 24
94% Feb
5
3Vb%
Sep
Oct
9
Maytag
July 24
Corp
100
18%
37%
-.3%
*6
17Tb
18%
23%
5%
26Vb
*72
46%
47
49%
*93Vb
94%
47%
36%
x48
-*73%
*73Vb
37%
48%
65Vb
.74Via
75%
43%
42%
39%
28%
40%
48%
28%
x38%
*47
50
*47
28% Mar
3
56% Dec
1
78
32 Vb Oct
Apr" 23
41% Sep
26
39
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
9%
Jan" 10
47
48% July 16
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
17% Oct
21
69% Aug 31
21% July 17
84
May
4
21
Jun
3
2
22Vb Dec
19
20% Jan
2
9
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
96
Apr
25
87% Sep
26% Apr
14
23% Jan
7
2.
8 % Feb
85
19Vb Jan
32
36% Jan
74
Oct
For
7
10
1
f""*r>r,fr,s
May
7
Dec
18
83% Dec
86
see
10
Mav 20
pa^e
I
24.
29
99 Vb Feb
3
47% Nov
13
McKesson
11
McLean
&
67 Tb
69 Tb
68
68%
34%
34%
34%
6,600
37 Vb
36 Vb
37%
3%
3 Tb
5,700
2,100
95 ''•» Mar 26
4%%
preferred
29% Oct
26
Medusa
2
28% Apr
16
79 % May 21
85 % Apr
7
29 Vb Jan
38
Jun
2
•
1st, series!
Melville Shoe
67
7
Feb
9
73%. Nov
10
91% May 15
85
Feb
6
4%
Portland
25
5 lb
5
27
27 Vb
76
73
73
48
48
48 Vb
48%
49 Vb
49
49%
49
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
Inc
preferred
common.
100
x81
81
9%
35
76%
35%
77%
*35
77%
No par
*73%
74%
73%
3,200
*
46%
39%
8.400
48%
48'/,
5.300
*72%
75%
94%
*93 Vb
*72 Vb
75%
*72 Vb
*72
74
*72
74.
*72
74
30
*65 Vb
66 Vb
*65 Vb
66 Vb
*65 Vb
66 Vb
20
*73
74
.
74
*73
43%.
73
73
43%
43%
43%
■ 1
28%
28 Vb
28%
28%
2,300
lb
38%
*38%
39%
39
39%
1.400
48 Vb
*47
48 Vb
*47
48 %
*47
14%
*79
14 lb
80
29
33
33%
40
40 Vb
*64
64%
18%
40
641 b
18%
14%
70%
79%
34
.
14%
80
33%
32 Vb
33%
33%'
33%
31%
33
40%
40
40 3 4
64
64
1.300
18-%
18%
1,100
64
Vb.
18%
•'•87"
44.%
45%
45%
47
46 V
9%
9%
9%
24%
9%.
3.300
14%
14%
*79
33%
33%
89
73%
9,400
28 Vb
38
*87%
35%'
78
40
43%
43
18%
88%
27%
81%
63,000
75 Vb
88
9%
24
26%
3%
16%c
49%
48%
49%
*86%* 89%
28
28Vb
81
2,600
48*?b
48
49
1
48%
'48
45%
24
-
500
73
89
44
27%
6.500
27 Vb
26%
*72
49%
44%
18%
88
28%
2,000
5
5
5%
26 Tb
*71
5%
6,600
3,700
49
9
27%
23%
94%
1
5
i
19
25 %
38%
40%
_100
18%
93 Vb
64%
181b
Cement——.No par
Corp common
preferred series B—
19Tb
25 %
6 lb
45%
14%
79%
33%
33%
32%
32%
43lb
89%
*6 Vb
19
25 Vb
6
26 Tb
200
6 lb
6%
19%
25 Vb
6
39%
43%
28%
38%
48%
14Vb.
79%
9%
24
4
4
5,500
38%
64
49
*86%
28%
52 Vb
38%
39%
9%
23%
9,600
671b
3714
65
19
90
46%
5
52 Tb
54
66
47%
41%
10
common
51%
53 Vb
I
46
64%
*18%
88%
^10
Corp
53
80
46%
40%
Trucking Co—
2
200
94 Vb
32%
McQuav Norris Mfg Co
Feb
19 >4
*18
45%
14%
Mead
10% Sep
*181/4
18 Vb
*93 Vb
80%
33%
33%
51
19
8,200
18%
19%
14%
24% July 24
13,000
4%
1
Robbins Inc_
18%
*3%
3
A
18%
37%
5
Co
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
13
27% Nov
78% July 28
13
Mar 31
18%
18%
3,200
18 Tb
37%
1
(J Ray ) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McDermott
9
33 Vb Apr
22lb Jan
16
10
13% Jan
86Vb Jan
Feb
30
37 Vb Jan
54
37 Vb Sep
~7%
58
Mar
29% Sep
31%
22
83
33%
*79%
32%
Corp common
.50c
convertible preferred—100
41%
83
Vb
18
McCrory-McLellan
Jan
4614
41%
83
49
75Vb
73%
66Vb
73
73
42%
46 Vb
42
46%
37%
73
28%
40 •'! b
41%
94Vb
*65Vb
3
46 lb
*82%
36 Vb
49
20,000
45
33%
5%
26%
76
47%
*72%
74
83
83
700
122%
44%
34
25
37
48 Vb
x65Vb
*73
42
29%
29Tb
*121
40%
20
45
44
46
41Tb
-
322%
45',4
37
4
6 Vb
24%
5%
26%
*71
46%
48%
*93%
75%
45%
45%
29%
29%
121
33%
*6
18%
24%
5%
27
x49
19Vb
54%
66%
122%
45%
19
*18%
53%
66
33%
x36Vb
3%
19
56%
67%
33%
38%
3%
6%
No par
-
common
preferred
$2.50
19
i
No par
:
Corp
McCord
No par
No par
No par
,
Co
McCall
30
5
May Dept Stores common—';
10
24
No par
1
Nov
Feb
4
,100
Nov
82
-—50
preferred
73
26
12.50
1
—5
common
Co..
18 Vb Apr
13
No par
5
73
OCt
19
33Vb
.1
—
65% Nov
74
82*,b
13%
53%
66%
l
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
27
88
36% Jan
75
Sep
66% Sep
12
Co
convertible
Oct
93% July 11
22
59% Jan
4%
82%
:—l
—
Maxwell & Moore
Oil Exploration
Midland
32% Jan
45% Nov
34
4
Manning,
42 Vb Jun
2
8
25 Vb Jan
7
44 Vb Nov
July 29
—
&
4G%
41%
30
30
*121
*30
48%
46%
41 Vb
30%
*121
1221b
x44% 45%
45.% 46%
41% 42%
82Vb 82Vb
30
122%
47 V's
10
-1
Bros.;
Marine
64 Vb Jan
—No par
—
Manhattan-Shirt
Maracalbo
28
1
Garden
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel
1
33
R)
(P
30
Oct
25
Mallorj
26
67
Sep
When issued
Jun
9
30
Square
7% Jan
5
w)—
(w
Inc__
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
28 Vb July
51% Jan
29% Jan
30
Madison
6
29
81 & Jan
9% Jan
22% Mar 16
Fund
2
4
24% Oct
31
48% May 12
7% Jan 14
;
—
preferred
(R H) Co Inc com.
:..No p»f
4%% preferred series A
100
12
7 Vb Feb
2
59% Dec
9
Mar 17
70% July 27
35% Nov
2
5V4S'0
Nov
2
2
21
.
22% Nov
2
25% Jan
19% Oct78
12
23% Jan
Jan
5% Jan
18Vb Jan
21
22
8% Nov
2
5% Apr
12Vb Jan
Dec" 10
39%
30
*121
Macy
3214 Jan
30 Vb Jan
8
10
100
L*
50
common
preferred
2
9%
20
7,600
11.300
6.900
900
88%
1
47%
7,000
9%
8.200
24 Vb
24
24
1,500
48%
49%
48%
49
10,900
89%
*86 %
99 Vb
86:-{
8912
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
24
24
48%
49
*86%
*81
82
26%
*81
81%
35'
v
800
77%
25,700
.
35 Vb
3 5 lb
35%
35 %
78
78%
77%
78%
75 T1
75
*73
2.800
26%
81%
27
35 %
*73
1.600
26%
82
74
*,73
74
,
120
100
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
(2056)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27
44% Jan
8
19% Feb
5
16% Nov
6
22% Feb 25
39
Jan
2
2
78
Sep
15
91
Dec
22
1-5% Jan
79
15
15
104
15
98
Mar 13
4.35%
Oct
15
88
Mar 31
3.85%
12
87
Apr 28
3.80%
7
74% Nov
87% Oct 28
99% Mar 11
33% Jan
53% Nov
4
40% Oct
48% Dec
2
51 % Apr
4.45%
6
5
44
Sep 23
25
Sep
19
33
Jan
23
35% Jan
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
88
Jun
lO
83% Jan
2
2
60% Nov
2
Feb
21
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
6
11
35% Feb
18
15% Oct
9
40 % Jun
2
South
Jan
2
25% Feb
24
14% Jan
39
7
78
Jan
76
Dec
126
17
7% Jan
2
20 % Nov
5
Jan
10
28% Dec
11% Jan
73 Vb Feb
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30%
26
30 %
'
260
13
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1314
.
25%
5
America—
National
74 y4 Jan
9
50'a
_
21
28% Jan
17
13
50%
—
Apr
24% Jan
447b Sep
47% Apr
30% Jan
50%
National Aviation Corp—_
15
7
50%
—5
—
National
12
1
Corp
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National
3
12
32% Jan
8
50%
_
Corp
National Acme Co
0
54% Jun
Sep 23
21% May 12
Jan
(F
Natco
0
12
Jun
Wheel
Myara
22
25
90
50 %,
20%
'
m
46y4 Feb ' 2
21
51%
—No par
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
26% Jun
9
50%
—
8
4
55 Va Sep
19
9%
Mueller Brass Co-
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
10
Dec
'24
9%
_
Corp
20
'
20% Jan
*1274
9%
:
——
issued
NAFI Corp
Juu.
14% Jan
168
Inc
Products
When
Murray Corp of
,43% Jan
Jan
Motorola
6
19% July 16
13% Nov
5
12% NOV 10
16% Dec 19
•
1374
9'%
Lines
& Co
31% July 24
50% Jan
0
39% July 17
18
sep
Jan
(John)
Motor
July 15
21% July 10
let
25% Sep
13
50
2
Jan
11
28
Dec
—
24% Feb
Apr
lb
*12 V4
•*10%
1,000 lira
Oil Co_
48% Nov
57% Jan
11
13%
*9%
"
4
25% Oct
45
19% Jan.
38
Feb 25.
shares
Monterey
53 % Sep
33% Nov 28
Jan
17
30% Jan
American
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
JUL
32% Nov 21
*12%
10%
—No par
3
26% Nov
19% Jan
20
13%
Chemical—
7
30%
May
20%
10%
.
63,800
-
75
13
/ 1974
*12%
3,400
1,000
%
671b-'
lb
*74%-
:
13
*19%
No par
Co
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*06
20
_2
14
12% Oct 27
*12%
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Co
Feb
31
13
20
5,500
38
18
: >
■
15% >16
75
*74 lb
75 '
.
*20
1
20% Oct
1
13
25
Tool—
A__
_—
20% Jan
17
23% Dec
13
Montana-Dalj#ta Utilities Co.
31
75%
*74%
No par
class
RR
Monon
100
100
Montecu tinl
2
common
1.25
Machine
56% July 27
2
37%
•
67 %
8
11 % Jan
45%;-
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177«
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38% Jan
17% Jan
45%
217b
67
41% Nov 20
42% Nov 13
3G%
67
30'
2
37%
37
37%
66%
29% Apr
Jan
36%
37%
66
Class
28
Co—6.25
13,000
614'%
534
•
10,100
34%
34
457b
45
45
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■
157«
14% May 26
40'
45
157b
18% May 28
22
44%
45%
15%
2
29
45%
44%
17%
6
37% Dec
534
17%
23
21% Dec
57b
14%
Jan
22
,.5%
15
11% Sep
25
57b
17%
18% Jan
18 % Feb
5%
17%
29
14% Jun
341.'4
5%
36
20%
33?»
14%
14% Sep 23
Sep
/ 20%
34%
17%
6
1
12,200
35 711
20%
33%
15%
22
2
8
16,500
20%
36%
20%
34
14%
4% Apr
24
36%
35%
20%
33%
8
11 % Apr
8% Sep
3674
36
20%
1
15% Jan
20% Sep
41,700
35%
A._No par
3%%
78% Aug 14
16% Dec
3,600
21%
Missouri Public Service Co—
Monarch
Nov
90
13
3314
21%
1774
29
80
10
3314
21
6%
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
2
Jan
8% Jan
33%
22%
36%
5%
4,200
.
33 %
34%
5
RR
3314
4
21 %
34
36
.
3,300
21%
19%
20%
S
10
13,400
33%
%
Mohasco Industries Inc
5
Jan
62
%
19
32 3
2
37%
17%
19
52
Aug
1
33'
'
30
70
16
Corp—
Portland
8,100
23 Vb
Pacific RR class
Missouri
.
.10,400
.
128%. 13034
132
130
'
a
Mission Corp ——-—1.
45% July 29
Dec~30
36% Sep
17
Jun
17
15
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri
1,200
37'
16%
24 1
Mission Development Co__.
2
3634
17%
23'4
4
4
Jan
37%
167,,
129%
128
128
370
3714
%
17
a
49% Apr
8
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a
6
52% May 25
17%
17%
15 3
44% Aug
4% Sep 23
8
38
16%
24 7»
25% Aug 6
39% Dec 16
41% Jan
37%
89
37%
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23 7
25
5
37%
89
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15%
25
9% Jun
90
24 7b
Feb
43% Dec 29
59 3 4
89 3 4
■
237b
18% Feb
2
59
89
591b
.
15%
2
4% Jan
60%
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59%
24
4% Jan
20
5914
89
*57
24 %
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58 34
58%
90
38
125
6,830
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22
10
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58
90
89
126%
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4974
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19
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38
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49
58%
59%
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57
52
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24%
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27
49%
59%
90
53
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53
49
15%
Jun
41% Mar 16
3274
49
24
39
29% May
53%
49
24%
25
21
52%
49
15%
5
Sep
90
52 >8
48%
23%
2
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90
90
50%
48%
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30
60 r*
24%
32% Oct
20
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90
1 '
76
15%
16% Jan
35% Oct 20
90
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74%: /
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25%
6
32
*88
74%
25 %
18% Oct
31
76
15%
35% Oct
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24 %
35% Dec 29
8
76
24%
6
5
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.
1
2
Mar
78%
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87%
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89
No par
27% Jan
38
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78%
48%
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&
87 lb
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21% Jan
132% Nov
28
31% Apr
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78
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52%
125
900
%
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87%
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22,600
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78
78
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76
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1.50
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■: >77
*;
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70 V4
87 y2
77
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1,900
17
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1
5
100
10
Inc
77 %
'-
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17%
70%
51%
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76%
87 %
75%
—No par
Minnesota & Ontario Papers
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
116
10%'
70%
71%
57% -58
5874
5814
17
71
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:
.
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77%
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,
inc
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Oil Corp
Midwest
Minerals
July 21
20?e Feb
Oct 30
111% Jan
8
15
Enterprises
Mnuanu-Rosb
12
29% July 29
9
21
20% Sep
Midland
Oct 26
24% Mar 20
150
111% Jan 28
31
17
59
.
Utilities
.
16%
71%
71
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-
Copper
Middle
6
34 V4 Jan
17
the Week
Friday
Nov. 13
Nov. I'i
59
5814
59
16%
"76%
series——100
series
100
series100
series™
100
—$
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Miami
11
28% Jun
58%
17%
71
pia_100
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Oct
Aug 12
13
July
92
14
88% Apr
10
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1
85
Apr-
58%
17
;
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*
76
9
90% Feb 26
Oct
24 Vn Mar
Jun
82% July
t>
78
92% May 13
Jan
79
97
10
62 % Dec
102
24
Sep
53% Jwt
58
.-»•>
12.50
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
5
53% Oct
64% Aug
30% Mar 10
Sales for
PRICES
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
Nov. 1)
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1058
niGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
82'
2
a
10
,
35,400
8,400
Volume 190
Number
5899
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2057)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Lowest
14
90
Sep
16
78% Sep
19
94%- Nov
60% Nov
17
89
103
28% Jan
102
13
Jun
Dec
3
6
18% Jun
86% Dec
31
27 % Dec
5
*-
5
,
98
7
80
7 % Jan
2
26% Sep 25
41% Feb
Sep 25
'7
July 15«
14% Jan
7
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
35
t:
15
74
13.
20% Jan
Dec
18
29% May
4
15% Nov
24
66 % Dec
16
61V4 Feb
Jan
7
89% Dec
93% Oct
31
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85% Oct
~
•
79% Feb
9
97% Jan
27
26% Nov
13
5
90
10
Oct
3
21% Dec
1
11
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
96% May
25.%. Jan
Sales for
13
Nov
Friday
Nov. 11
Nov. 12
the Week
Nov. 13
.
Nov. 10
Feb
4
27
4%
91%
61%
61%
87%
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61 %
88
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36%
35%
30%
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77%
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23%
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77
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59%
87%
...
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;
preferred.
100
Oxford Paper Co common____.,__i5
65 preferred
No par
4
62%
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4%
88% Apr 28
99% Feb
91 '
5
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Owens-Illinois
79
-:
20
Outboard Marine Corp
Overland Corp (The)_..__
Owens Corning Flberglas Corp
104 % July 28-
88
79%
.....No par
common
Otis Elevator.:.
110% Aug 28
.
Corp
88
100
...
preferred
Oliver
7
62
..100
:
4.24% preferred
:
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin Mbtliieson Chemical
12
Aug
12
100
4.44% preferred.
Ohio Oil Co—
.
Okla Gas & Elec Co
16
39% July 15
I6V4 May
7
94% July 2
10
•
..
Nov. 9
100
.
4.56% preferred.
13
24% Nov
12
59
18
83
7
15% Dec
37% Feb
12
Jan
90% Feb
5
30% Jun
2
58% July 23
9
15% Dec
40%. Jan
Jan
common
4.40% preferred.
3.90% preferred—
16
db
84% Mar
;
May 27
9
29% Dec
31
95% Jan
46% May 21
,9
16% Oct
Ohio Edison Co
30
95% Jan
13
27% Jun
3
.
Sep 30
34 % Nov
67% Jan
too
"
8
Oct
'
45% Dec
3iVz Apr.
•12.
Oct
86
May 16
17%- Jan
27-
29
77
88
17
43% Aug 11
29% Dec 31
.
9
85% Sep
10
Jan
Monday
Par
o
57% Jun
92% May 16
.
31
Oct
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103
20
.-
EXCHANGE
->*•••••.•
5oy» Jan
LOW AND HIGn SALE PRICES
Tuesday
•
Wednesday
.
.Thursday
.
Year 1958
Lowest
*88
90
20
P
10
14% July 30
9% Sep 23
163/4 Nov 12
11% Oct 29
40".
22 % Nov 20
64% Nov
3
'22
51% Nov
5
4%-Jan
9% Jan
14
2
2
-
May 22
18%-Jan-17
Jan
2
47%.Jan
2
64
40%Jan>
2
-
130 "
Sep
18
58V4 Jun
27
•
Sep
12% Jan
3
23% Nov 12
2iy2 Nov 13
37-
Jan
2
62% Dec
8
43
Jun
90
'Jan
3
98
Apr
47% Nov
15
86
Sep 30
2
5
42
Sep
2
45% Dec
23
36% Feb
27% Dec 23
23% Jan
42% Sep
12
11%
11%
17%
17%
17%
11%
11%
11%
11%
25
>
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20%
*18%
20%
10
52%
55%
X54
25
62
62%
,62
33-
-
Dec
Pacific Gas
10v
July 17
15%Jan
6
2J/4 Jan
57
7% Jan
Oct
29
3% Nov
9
21
2
15% Nov
19% Jan
6
25
Jun
10
49
Dec
30
29%'Jan; "3
23
22
12
11
:
2£% Apr
8
64% Jun
17% Nov 13
11
8
39% Mar 12
30Va Sep 21
39V2 Nov 20
113
Dec
9
65
Oct
14
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—II—
Jan
Nov
5
July
6
118
21
36
Jan
B
82 V2 Mar 23
Nov
5
:
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Oct
1
1
Nov
13
34% Nov
6
29 V2 May 5
102% Apr
8
08y4 Apr 20
20
Jan
5
65% Mar 20
5
64"% Aug 11
25 V2 Nov
13
941/4 Sep-18
104% Jun
92y2 Sep
30
.11% Feb
28
101% Apr 25
19% Dec 29
28% Jan
7
43'A Dec
29
37
2
51% Dec
8
69% Sep
23
61
Sep
29
27
Dec
18
26% Jan
2
41% Dec
5
36% Feb
13
9
92
8
15% Oct
8
19% Jan 22
10
3% Oct
27
6% Feb 24
30% Sep
22
Jan
-
32% Mar 11
19% Jan
2
40y2 Dec
30
95
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
3-
Jan
102
May
18% Dec
5
2
Apr
90% Oct 13
19
88
41
49% Jan
74
50
43% May
7
100% Jun
17
Jan
22
641/4 Nov
20
95
Sep
9
55'/8 Sep 23
37;i/»
Jan
2
50% Dec
31
46% Jun
9
20% Sep
11
24
16
Oct
23
96% Oct
7
81
92
Nov
100
Jun
6
93% Feb
7
24
102
May
8
Sep
20
107 % May
-Aug 27
107
10 -
88% Nov
77
Sep 18
89% July 14
May 13
5
98
39% Sep
12% Jan
~1
26% Dec
Jan
7
71% Nov 24
66% Sep
24
Jan
2
62
Dec
31
54
Jun
9
74% Jan
7
89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
Mar 12
43
75
•
Jan
29
86
36% Feb
27
491/4 Dec
7% Jan
2
12% Sep
Nov~25
21
84% Apr
14
•
Jan
Mar 23
75
Oct
9
41
Oct
22
52 3A Mar 23
24
28
15 % Mar 12
100% Jun
20
90
Jan
2
24% Nov
20
201/4 Jan
8
41i/8 Mar 31
-88%
82
14
2
49% Aug 27
95% May
47
Oct
8
19
■
32
;l6'/a
JanT
Oct~13
Sep
16
45% July
7
2
22%
823A Jan;
6
93% Jun
Oct
19
25% July 2
94
Mar 18
84 % Jan -
7
99% July 29
90
Jun
29
99% Apr
17% Aug
15
Apr 28
21% Jan
25
88
5
5
Co
Co
28%
29
28%
131%
130%
131%
4%
.
29
28%
131
131%
4%
5
28%
8,000
131
4%
5
580
5
7,500
22%
22%
21%
22%
22
221/4
21%
22%
54,000
44%
43%
44'A
87 '
43%
44%
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1,200
11,500
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15%
44,700
43
43
42%
42%
42
42%
41'/2
42
41
41
53%
59
58%
58%
58%
58%
58'A
58%
1
*33'%
34%
*33iA
26%
26%
93%
88 %
16%
25
70
'•
*67
29%
29%
581/4
58%
64%
631/4
63%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
34%
No par
40%
40%
40%
41
41%
41%
*41
41%
*41
92
*91
8,000
r
400
6,100
320
1,000
42
93%
*63
64%
*92
*63
94
641/4
*63
92
92
92
*91
15%
16%
*15%
16%
16
16
16
5
3%
3%
3%
3%
*63
34%
93%
1
100
16%
15%
3%
4%
4%
4%
4'/a
7,800
64%
40
34%
19,000
20
*
*
4%
33%
3^i
33%
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
100
*95%
99%
*95%
99%
*95%
99%
95%
95%
58%
59%
58%
59%
59
59%
5S%
59%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
50%
51
50%
•20%
21
.No
/
par"
*20'
.21
20%
20%
Q3 —
94
80
80
93%
'93%'—
80
.100
89%
89%
88
100
98%
98%
*98
50c
..
3
common
100
35
49,900
150
99%
58%
12,100
,
3,700
*20%
21
100
93
*92
93
150
80
•80
81
*80
81
70
*20%
20%
*92%
93
"
"
80
preferred series A
3,800
7,200
51
-No par
34%
•95'A
x58'/a
-
800
-
16
12.50
com_33%c
com
900
1,100
■•900
17%
*22%
48
♦47%
117
110
23
,
48%
117%
8,400
87
16%
48%
28% ; 29%
68 %
*86
23
16%
23
48 "
.
115%
28%
2'A
23
"*
67%
Reading Corp
Corp
87
45%
1
x
50'/a
24%
*66
51%
%
92%
88%
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
20
98%
*98
98%
98%
98%
*98
98%
70
50%
51
24%
25%
25
*66
67
80
51%
52%
24%
25%
*66
67
51%
25%
♦66
67
48%
53
27%
25%
67
*66
51%
19,200
27
68,700
67
1
1
—
—
5
59%
58'A
59%
79%
79%
*79%
80%
*79%
77
77
78
78
*77%
78%
*78
78%
78
78
41%
preferred..-
58%
100
common..
43%
41%
43
42%
42%
42
43%
42
42%
40,900
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
10,200
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
43
42%
42%
4,300
92
92
*92
92%
43%
44
43
44%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44%-
35
35%
35
35 %
34%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
23 %
24%
23%
..100
1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp..
.No par
Plllsbury Co oommon
$4 preferred.
.No par
;
1
Piper Aircraft Corp....
2
Pitney-Bowes Inc
$5
29
6,100
4,100
10,500
.
23
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Pitts
46%
55
44%
100
common
Philip Morris Inc
4%
46%
22%
4.30% preferred.
4.68% preferred-
3%%
47%
1
3.80% preferred
Philco
6
Apr 30
651/2 Mar 10
73
46%
13,100
4.40% preferred..!........ „'__100
561/4 May 12
11% Jan
8
&
preference
conv
'
&
62%
47%
33y3c
15
13
Electric
36 3A May
15
2
3
57 Yz Jan
(Clias)
Phlla
61%
40%
5
26
2
131
5
28%
10
22 3A Jan
26
131
5%
100
103% Apr
Jan
131%
.100
Phlla
99
:54%
62%
47%
47%
No par
8
$1
*18%
54%
62%
39%
;
Apr
88% Apr
131%
•
When issued
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Pfizer
20%
541/4
41%
4% 2nd preferred (conv).
Phelps-Dodge Corp
104i/2 Jan
22
Sep
4
Mar 30
20%
*18%
54%
62%
"
54
39%
;
8
100
20%
500
No par
67
Jan
37
1,500
11%
40%
Inc
East Pipe Line—
70% Mar
92
3,800
12
11%
38%
4%% preferred.
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeifrer Brewing Co..
99% Feb 25
Oct 14
17
*11%
39'A
...
Apr 23
-16%
11%
38 Va
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
13
11%
17%
11%
"
47%
29%
11%
16%
11%
62
54%
62%
47%
5
11%
17'A
29%
Airwnvs
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common.
Mar 23
34% Nov
11%
17
Ml%
33%
Penna Glass Sand Corp
15% Apr
_
__
21
Sep
62
34
7
13
I"
49-
98% Jan
26
82% Jan
%
47'%
28%
4% preferred
100
Paramount Pictures Corp..
1
Parke Davis & Co...
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50*
Parmelee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises...
1
Peabody Coal Co common..:
5
6% conv prior preferred
__25
Penick & Ford.-———
3.50
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
._i
Penney iJ C) Co
No par
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp..
3
3 Va Jan 30
47% Jan
Corp..:.
Electric
Common
2
12% Feb 26
21% Sep 29
16
30% Jan
Oct
2
&
Pacific Lighting Corp..
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packard-Bell Electronics
50c
Pan Amer World
94
Jan 28
50"% Mar 13
.49y4July30
3iy2July24
65% Mar 20
21
9
common
preferred.
Panhandle
30%-Jan
8-
17%
Pacific Finance
3
66V4Jan
7
29% Oct 20
89 V4 Jan
25
Inc
1
5%
144% Apr 24
5% Jan 29
45V4Julyl5
35%, Apr 13
3
Fisheries
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Coast Co
16
66% Apr
9
126
Oct 21
4% Sep 22
38
Pacific Amer
15% Jan
5
23 Ye Feb 26
57% Apr 20
46% Nov 12
25% Sep 23
143
Apr 21
5% Nov
7
30
4•-? Feb
23% Jan
'
54Va Dec 31
Dec
14% May 14
Coke & Chem
Co
common
convertible- preferred
..10
42%
58
42%
*92
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
3,600
80%
79%
79%
79%
79%
30
♦92
92%
*92
92%
60
92%
23%
x23 %
23%
23
23%
88
♦87
89%
*86
89%
*86
87%
'
92%
*91
92%
•91
92%
*91
92%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16
131%
130%
130 %
130%
50
4,900
13,800
.No par
*88
•91
93
.1
16
23%
23%
88
!
90
.No par
.
5,600
10
'
14%- May 13
8
2
19'A Aug 17
$4.80
preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
*91
.
16%
16
16
130
130
.
16
1,300
*
•
320-
140
Jan
-
Pitts
9
145
24% Jan
9
73% May
7
Mar
17
2
67% Feb
25
14% Jan
Q
24% Dec
30
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
19% May 7
70% Sep 29
77% Jan
8
29
16
Nov
5'
119
Sep
8
132
62% July 31
9
100% Jun
115
29% Oct
81
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
39 3A Jan 10
69
22
13
Aug 11
24% Sep
125
July 11
77% Dec 18
4
42
Apr
15% Jan
127% Oct
Jan
10
113% Dec
16
19% Jan
31
39% Nov
14
34'A Mar 31
21% Mar 20
32% Nov
14
22% Nov
43% Jan
2
109% Nov
20
96% Jan
28
■1 fr% Jan
2
27% Oct
2
22
22
Sep
July 23
91% Mar 19
28% Jan
26.
82% Jan
29
Feb
9
86
23 Va Jan
Mar 1«
Ft
Wayne
Pittsburgh Steel Co
6%
15
90
10
common—
Corp
12
88
14
95% Apr
25% May 19
73'A Feb
9
29% Feb
90
2
24
Aug 27
32 %
32%
3,200
83%
82
83%
22,300
22%
23%
21%
22%
21%
21%
21
21%
73%
73%
21%
22%
80
Co
20
34'%
82%
*129
75
Poor
31
33
84%
*78
Polaroid
Dec
34
84
*73
Plymouth Oil Co...
28% Dec
33%
80
17
78% Nov
34
85%
75
31% Apr
158% Nov
10
33%
85
*78
Plough Inc
5
130%
35 Va
86
*73
Co
(The)
&
5%%
Procter
*124
73
113
18%
125
74%
114
18
124
72%
112
18%
124
73%
*73
,
75
*78
*17%
79
*122
73%
113%
*113
•78
18%
17%
•122
125
74%
72%
114
114
51
48%
49%
9,500
5
23
23%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23
22%
223/4
5,100
152
152'A
153%
13,300
23%
23%
4,800
24%
156
24%
150%
154%
153%
155%
152%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
155%
24
(H K>—
fund
.
94%
94%
94%
94%
*94
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
1,400
10
26%
27y4
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
2
Co
c...
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
51%
85%
51 %
85%
51%
11,500
6,100
1,200
17
68% Jan
B
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
51%
51%
52
52
52
52
51 %
36% Sep
18
43"% Apr
8
37%
28%
27%
37%
28%
37%
27%
27%
37%
27%
38
3
36%
27%
37%
83% Mar
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_.No par
$1.40 div preference com_.No par
37
18
5
91 y2 Mar 20
100
80
80%
*80
81
80%
80'/2
*80%
82
92
100
*83
85
*83%
85
*84
85
*83%
85
100
*86
89
*86
89
89
89
*86
100
99%
x43%
99%
*99'A
99%
44%
693A
43%
44%
*69%
70%
99%
43%
70%
*21 'A
5
Apr
13
80
Jun
5
98
Apr 23
83
Sep
23
100
Sep
12
37
Jan
2
70% Nov 26
21-
Sep
20 % Nov
105
107% Apr
93
Mar 20
Jan 16
22
97
Oct
8
106% Apr
6
46
Deo
31
40% Sep
21
48% Feb
9
80%
Mar 13
69% Nov
4
18
24% Jan
10
20% Sep
22
12
23% Jun
18
20
104
,
Oct
5
Sep
8% Oct
21
76% Mar 13 \
233A Jan
13
22% May 14
4.08% preferred-
;
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred...
99
99%
No par
43%
45%
preferred
4.32% preferred
100
*69»A
70%
25
*21%
22
x69%
*20%
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred
25
207/o
20%
*20
100
110%
8%
110%
Public Serv
Co of
Indiana
3%%
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
5% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
22
15
•67y4Jan
8
85
Dec
30
83
Nov
10
43 % Jan
2
60
Nov
19
3iy8 Jun
24
36% Aug 31
26% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
58
Jan
2
72% Aug 27
preferred
No par
Puget So ind Power & Light Co„.10
Pullman Inc
:
No par
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
34% Oct
6
48% Apr
16
Pure
37 % Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45''a Nov
54'/2 Jan
16
Quaker
29
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
86% Jan
7
Publicker
Industries
Inc
-.*
100
preference
Power
Gamble
27 y4 Sep
29
270
48%
47% Feb
Oct
3,300
49%
2
86
"
71%
47
14
78'/2 Oct
124
114
45%
31
18
•111
2,800
43%
50% Dec
Feb
20
200
17%
44%
30% May
93
15,200
75
78
43 %
39
95
70%
73%
9
29
•122
123
2
Oct
17%
114
7
82
78
17%
26% Jan
83% Nov
•72%
*
29% Jan
Nov
,
-
79
-
1
Electric
&
13
1
-.2.50
sink
Potomac
'
75
common
$3.50 convertible preferred-
40
•129
34%
85
—100
12
28% May 14
131%
—100
prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia- —100
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd.
Nov
31
42% Jan
10
1st series
Plttston
55
Jan
—.1.25
preferred class A
5V2%
2
29
22% Jan
Jan
Chic Ry—
__100
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Forter Co Inc
88% Dec
&
guaranteed
74% Jan
Oct
51
13
9
7%
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
5
com
$4.75
Oil
5
*83
33%
63%
35'A
9
84
33%
69%
36%
*108%
21'A
21
110%
21
*20%
110%
8%
8%
8%
83
33
68%
35%
83
33%
69%
05%
*83
323A
68
35%
21%
21
110%
*20%
*107
83A
9
83%
32%
69
36
*83
32%
67%
35'A
28%
89
100
44'A
70%
22
21
110%
9
83%
32%
68%
35%
38
28%
*80%
*84
*87
100
43%
*69'%
13,100
2,400
38%
28%
250
82
85
89
100
590
100
7,600
43%
71
*21%
22
*20y4
21
109
109
HO
900
100
300
"
8%
8"%
6,000
*83
32
67%
35
83%
32%
67'/2
35%
20
5.100
1,600
21,500
46%
3,800
Q
I
131
-33-
Oct
28
July 28
'
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
124 Yz Sep
24
Feb
6
22
25
140
Mar
27% Oct
5
27
6%
Oats
Co
common
:
5
preferred.
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
45%
130
x26%
45%
130
26%
45%
*130
26%
45%
131
26%
46 »A
►130
26%
46%
131
27
-
-
45 %
130
26%
47
130
26%
46%
•130
26%
131
26%
.
90
1,300
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, November 16. 1859
.
(2058)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
2
30
10
24 % Dec
24
9
56% Jan
6
73
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
Rayonler
43% Sep
9
73"% Apr 27
Raytheon CO
Reading Co common
4% noncura 1st preferred
4% noncum 2nd preferred
75% May 12
16% Apr
9
67 % Sep
23 % Jan
48% Dec 31
69 Ve Sep
8
60% Oct
14% Jan
13
23% Dec-
21% Feb
28
69
Dec
13% July 14
25% Jan
31% July 25
25% Jun 10
34% Jan
31
21
17
17
20
24
Jan 21
13
25
28
37% Jan 26
29
12
Jan
9
5
27
Sep 21
40% Apr 22
27% Oct
30% Dec 29
Oct
17
8
14% Oct 27
25"% Aug
17% May 28
Jan
2
6
14
27% Jun
1
41% Sep 28
33% Jan
13
Jan
20% Apr
May 20
16% Jan
2
Jan
7
55
24
9% Dec
14% Nov
17% Sep
11
19
19
77% Dec
54% Dec
2
33% Dec
541/8 July
63% July 27
Revlon
30% Jan
9
7
50% July
Nov
4
68% Oct 14
48 % May 15
4%%
July 24
4%%
11% July
14% July
8
Dec"l2
Nov
5
Mar
43
116
3
10 % Jan
2
.4% Jan
21
1% Sep 22
25% July 16
2
14
1
3
44'/a Dec
16
July 15
19
4
Rlegel
4
83
Nov 13
6% Mar 17
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
2
35% Dec
30
31% Jan
34% Dec
10
35% Feb
18
55
39% Jan
23
17
23 % Jun
22% Jan
~~2
30%
312
Apr
90
Jan
6
22 Va Dec
30
7% Apr
17
127/a Jan
505
2
2
Oct"~l
Dec
18
Jan
25% Dec
5
16
8
Jan
92
Oct
Oct
30
4%
Aug
13 Va Jan
3
163A Nov 24
I6I/4 Jan
2
37% Jan
13
53% Nov 20
40
Oct
6
50% Jan 26
25% Oct
16
Jun
24
Apr
7
30 V2 Jan
~2
16
8
13% Nov
Jan
8
40% Nov 20
11% Dec
14
37% Sep
30
24% Jan
17
6
Jun
3
95% Jun
10
24
233 % Nov
19
236
May 25
22% Jan
2
35% Nov
17
28
Apr r 1
Jan
2
31% Dec
10% Jan
2
21% Oct
53
7
9
Jan
161
24
Apr
26% Jan
Jan
90
x
20
20% Jan
Nov
97
26% Oct
2
38
Apr
1
27'?
July
8
2
22
Sep 21
69
10% Apr
18% Feb
97
2
^2 Nov
6
28
12% Oct
5
Dec
31
12% Mar
48% Oct 24
12
35
34% Nov
Jan
2
3
13
13
61% Dec
17
52% Feb
9
Feb
20
46
Dec
2
39% Feb
10
8% Apr 17
55% Feb 12
21
11
July 10
16 % Nov
Feb
12
74% Nov
72% Jan
75
Oct
3
86
74
92
Oct
2
19
May
Corp
71
6
9
Petroleum Co
99% Jan 24
84% Nov
10
96
5
28 % Oct
22
Nov
12
85% Apr
Jun
12
7% Feb
10
4
69
6% Nov
7
17% Jan
10
39% Sep
30
31% Nov
25
Dec
11
21
16
21% Apr
Sep
24
Jan
48 % Dec
3
4
25
Jan
40
Dec
22
8% Jan
19% Dec
10% May
4% Mar
22
Oct
24
11
37
4
10%
393a
17
36%
72
*47
16%
5
1.40
.
A*
1
30
.
1
No par
No par
25
100
1
;
Amer
80%
74%
*84
25%
71
7
Seagrave Corp
—
.
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp—
5
5
32%
21%
20
*37
Bears Roebuck & Co
3
48%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
-
40% May 25
3
-
7
20
1
.
277/a Jun 26
20
6
13
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
Selberling Rubber Co
1
15% Mar 20
Servel Inc common
l
91.
$5.25 preferred—
1
Apr
18% Jan
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
1
25% Apr
11
13
39% Nov
17
Jan
8% Jan
Dec
1
12% Sep
21
19% Jun
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
69% Oct
15
90% May 21
17 Va Feb
24
23% Oct
14
18% Jun 23
22
13% May 20
30
17% Jan
23
22% Aug 12
14
16% Jun
9
■24% Oct 28
7
.—No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc
8
10
58
_
46% Jan 26
Shamrock
49
26
Sharon Steel Corp
17
Shattuck
2.50
Oil &
Gas
(Frank
1
No par
G)
No par
Shell Oil Co
7.50
705
*82
r
85
16%
12%
13%
39%
13%
13%
39%
12%
13
13%
39%
13%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
-
2
12% Jun 25
32% Dec
4
22
40
Nov
17
10
Jan
Apr
17
33% Jan
2
50% Jan
2
16% Sep
46% Mar
5
Jan
26
23 Va
Sep 22
45Va Mar 25
38
Jan
14
52% Sep
50% Nov 20
45% Jan
70% Oct
10
68
20% Dec
1
3
2
59% July 27
Jan
7
104% July 27
18 % Jan
6
31 Va May 22
3
66% Dec
24
50% Nov
13
Feb
25
30
50 Va Nov
2
25% Apr
15% Jan
7
72% Sep
46% Dec
19
44% Jan 22
64
2
23% Oct
14
22% Jan
5
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
12% Sep
22% Feb
29% July
7
48
45
Apr~25
44%
Jan~13
52%
15 Va
Apr
3
217/8 Dec
6% Jan
2
10% July 8
34% Dec 30
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
18
9
16
67% Apr
2
74% Apr 14
July 23
4
61% Jun
30
39% Nov
13
52% Jan
26
14
Oct
28
241% May 29
6
Nov
11
8% May 18
Jun
30% Jun
25% Jan
7
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
May
9
38
Apr
20
46 Va Nov
13
52% Feb
25
22 Va Nov
52
12
27% Aug 21
9
Dec~30
18% Sep
23
32% Jan
2
May 29
61% Dec 17
Oct
13
35'/a Mar
3
54% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
34%
36
30
37% Dec
29
34
Feb
24
41 Va Sep
2
35
31
30% Nov
13
37% Mar 16
Jan
2
44% Dec
9
34% Jan
2
65% Dec
31
24% Jan
13
28% Jan
33
Dec
35
Sep 22
46% Jan
3
22
8
21% Nov
30
63% Jan
13
24% Oct
16
Sep
8
Sep 25
60% Jan
15
19% Jan
19
Jan
13
Jan
10
56
Dec
29
49
16% Jan
2
19
July 15
17
77,
Aug 20
70
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
68% Mar 13
75
32
Jan
10
40 Va Dec
31
40% Jan
2
47Va May 12
12
Jan
8
22 Va Oct
30
19% A or
2
22% Jan
12
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
49 % Apr
5% Sep
10
22
67% Oct
13
56% Jan
8
87% Oct
8
87
26
13
89'% Apr
10
Nov
92
Apr
22
83
12 Va Jan
2
18% Nov
20
16 Va Sep
17 % Apr
17
25% Dec
15
85% Jan
2
95
May
62% Jan
79%
20 Va Jun
31% Dec
For
footnotes
see
7
Sep~24
page
29
24.
Nov
22
9% Mar
5
21% Mar 16
New
Tr—
York shares ordinary
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Siegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping CO
Simmons Co
Simonds Saw & Steel;
Simplicity Pattern Co
4
36%
37%
82 V 83
237% 237%
:
'
32%
31%
20%
*72%
51%
*94%
25%
'■*?■
32%
31%
20%
75%
52%
36%
82%
*200
.250
.
31% 31%
*31%
32
20%
20%
*72%
75%
52%
52%
36%
82%
-
*94%
25%
96%
25%
32
32
10%
10%
10%
39%
39
39%
17
J 17
17%
37%
.
35% 36%
75
72% 74%
48
*45%, 48
17%
16%
17%
81%
81
81%
74%
74%
76
85% ;..
-84% 84%
25% ..
25% 25%
71 .. .
*69
72
10%
,
6%
33
7%
33%
21%
20%
37%
48%
19%
14%
82%
21%
.19%
37' v
'
48%
19%
13%
,-82%
15%
37%
37
19%
13%
82%
15%
16
37%
38%
37
38
13
,13%
73
73%
59%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc_
15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
40
5%
38%
17%
35%
74%
*45%
96
10%
39
17%
36%
75%
47%
84%
25%
38
48%
19%
13%
83
15%
38%
37%
72
7
33%
21%
19%
37%
-33%
21%
19%
84%
26%
*69
6%
33%
21 %
7
17%
81
74%
49
8% preferred
Southern California
*19%
.
13%
83
15%
37%.
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
13
37% Oct
9
Spiegel Inc
84% May
7
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
44 50 nrpferrprt
common
5,700
1,800
19%
19%
400
40%
66,000
19%
16,600
1,700
13%
13%
39%
12-?ti
39%
11,900
19
12,800
36 %
18%
4,000
13%
31%
19%
*72%
20.200
1,040
82%
82
100
250
31%
32
32
31%
31%
20%
19%
20
2,700
32%
75%
*72%
400
~
13,300
75%
16,600
52%
52%
52%
*94%
96%
*94%
96%
25%
25%
25%
25%
10,200
52
%
507,100
10%
10%
10%
28,400
39
38%
38%
17%
8,500
29,500
32
82
10%
*38%
%372
■
17%
17%
*17%
35%
35%
34%
35%
3,100
18,100
75%
74%
75%
*45%
'47%
*45%
47%
17%
17%
16%
17%
81,500
80%
81
80%
5,000
,75%
180
75
80
75%
*73%
*83
84%
*83
84%
20
26
26%
26
26%
16,300
72
70
70
*73%
*70
6%
33%
7
33%
20
6%
7
11,100
33%
34
20,100
5,700
2,000
21%
21%
21
21%
19%
20
20
20
38
33%
38
38 Va
1,700
49%
49%
49%
49%
24,400
19%
19 %
19%
19%
1,100
55,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
*82 %
83%
83%
85
159s
37%
15%
15%
15
15
1,400
3,100
9,400
570
19%
19%
20
20%
17%
21%
29%
*48%
57
98
28
20%
18
22%
30%
19%
18%
22%
29%
49%
56%
99%
28
17%
21%
29%
48%
18%
21%.
30%
48%
57%
45,000
4,400
11,300
;
55%
99%
27%
51%
50%
51 Va
13%
24%
59%
40
14%
.
52%
51%
51
50%
13.%
24%
60%
40%
14%
51%
52%
13%
24%
61
40%
15'%
6Va
34%
88%
Nu uar
35%
*79%
5
34%
6%
34%
*46%
24%
20%
*31%
60
38%
*69
48
•
6
34%
*46%
24Vu
49%
57Va
99% ' 99%
28
28
51% 51%
51% 51%
50
51
57%
99%
28
52
51%
51
13%
13%
24% 24%
59% 60%
39%. 40%
14% 15%
6
6Va
34% 34%
13
25
60%
40%
15%
6%
34%
48
24%
*46%
22%
48
24
20%
20%
20%
20%
*31 Va
59%
39
32
59%
39%
*31 %
60
39
32
60%
39%
31%
31%
31%
31%
37%
37%
36%
69%
66%
37Va
68%
22%
50%
23%
51%
22%
50%
23Va
50%
17%
17%
17%
17%
71
*69
45%
21%
6%
81%
84'%
17
71
45'%
22
*69
71
*45%
22
6%
82%
45%
22%
6%
82%
83%
16%
23%
23',4.
45'%
21%
6%
*81%
*83%
16%
22%
89
x87%
88
*87%
89
*87%
89
36'A
35%
*79%
33%
35%
35%
*79%
33%
35%
35%
*79%
33%
36%
80%
SO
34%
35%
20%
par
_
11%
19%
19%.
40%
19%
8,800
~50c
_
16,200
13,600
4514
22
7
83%
84%
16%
23%
I__No
19%
15%
71
_
1,060
85
72%
*69
1
7,200
713%.
72%
x44%
22
6%
82
*83%
16%
23%
6
4,300
36%
73%
17%
100
3,100
25%
72
o5
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
45 %
37%
17%
common—
52%
56%
36%
22%
50%
—
4%
15
24%
52%
II
ll.50
2,400
9,800
5,400
13,000
83
35=8
23%
x51%
xl7%
1
7,300
40%
37%
68%
100
78%
14%
69%
23%
51%
17%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
18,400
37 3b
37'%
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
18,200
2%
38
68%
—
22%
13%
37
70'%
700
78
36%
31%
37
17,603
62%
37%
37%
71%
Southern Pacific Co (Del)— No par
When issued
No par
Southern Raflway common
No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
1,200
37%
13%
72%
31%
Southern Co
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
128
36%
13%
72
.
*31%
25
_25
1,200
;
13%
73%:
60%
38%
com_„5
Edison
43%
*200
250
*31%
38
49%
19%
13%
83
83%
83
*230
19%
24%
20%
32
60%
39'%
31%.
2.50
14%
6%
34%
*46%
24%
20%
*31%
12,900
28,900
63%
U
36%
36
~
25%
%
17%
80%
74.
15
6%
35
48
24%
20%
32
60%
39%
50
South Jersey Gas CO—
South Puerto Rico Sugar
28% May 21
37% Aug 17
_
preferred
97% Feb
2
"
60%
40%
-
32.100
48 %
18%
21%
28%
49
13%
24%
22
10
1
13%
24%
14
Oct
No par
No par
53%
51%
53%
21% Oct
76
1
33,300
54 %
20
20%
x52%
50%
52%
32% Sep 24
26% Jun
50c
1
33,100
50%
49
53%
47%
44%
21%
6%
81
*83%
.
,
!,v.
2,200
13
13%
72%
.
18%
18%
22%
22%
x29%
30%
49%
4914
55%
56%
98% 100
27%
28
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
Skelly Oil Co
25
Smith (A O) Corp
_Ilo
Smith-Corona Marcliant Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs
No par
86
Oct
20
__1
13,300
70%
18%
-
16,500
8%
*82
19%
*19%*- 19%%,
40% 40%
19% 20%
30
20-%
700
-19%
600
27%
4%
51%
*53%
44%
25%
35%
19%
*
11%
20%
19%
40%
20%
1,000
57%
2%
18%
11%
11
20'
*19%
40%
20
13%
39%
12
:
18
18%
11
*
16%/„16%
11% : 11%
A 20%
20%
*19%
19%
40y.»
41%
19%
20%
13%>-13%
38%
39%
100
300
17
60%
77%
39%
73%
Shell Transp <fc
20% Sep
21% Nov
20,100
7%
H/-;:?
36%
37%
83
'83
*235
245
31%
31%
*31%
32%
20%
21%
*72%
75%
51%
52%
*94%
96%
25%
25%
%
&
50% Oct
17% Jan
32% May
100
10
37%
37
-
85
•
No par
preferred
25%
37'A
19%
—•——
Screw & Bolt Corp of
8"% Jan
17
3.65%
Mar 17
29% Apr
Oct
% Nov
,
26V* July 16
39% Jan
9% Jan
78
10% Mar 11
45%
25%
36%
*82
xl8%
45% Mar 18
4
Nov
13% Jan
81
16% Aug
13
44%
85
■
$4 preferred
Scovlll Mfg Co common
45%
692
No par
$3.40 preferred
Apr 13
30% Mar 18
•27%
61%
78
22
61%
54
25%--25%
45
700
.13%
39%
11%
—5
49%
*52*
687
11%
>
.'
4%
5
49%
52%
-
37%
13%
38%
1.66%
'
48%
720
*
Scott Paper Co common
9
Jan
2%
2%
*50%
163),
11
11%
20% .20% - 7
19%
19%-'
40%
41% ;
19%
20%
1
Schering Corp common
5°/t, convertible preferred
5
,
-
1
;
Savage Arms Corp:
8chenley Industries Inc
"
-
16%
20 G
1
Corp
Co
4%
--
26%
37%
1
—
.
45%
.
-.32
Schick Inc
87% Mar
81
Sep 21
July 16
25%
preferred series A——100
76'/aJuly20
July 27
17% Nov 11
11
8
45%
Gfjo
.
49
5
53-
" *50
5
_2«
,
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Elecmc Co———10
'61% Apr 28
18% July 15
45% Aug 12
Nov
2
4%..
*
48%--49%
convertible
8an Diego Gas & Electric Co
Rights
4
4
Oct
327/a Jan
34
29% May
Nov
v
ll
16
Mar 13
6,800
125%
* 77%
23%
2%
63
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
54% July 23
25 % Nov
28
14
17
36% Dec
17
79% Apr 30
42% Jan
91 % Jun
10
21
10
July 10
36% July 24
2%
2%
23"
23%
62%
4% preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
——10
St Joseph Light & Power
_Nopar
St L San Fran Ry Co com—_No par
Preferred series A 5% —
100
15
22%
61%
Safeway Stores common—
19% Sep
,
25
Apr
77%
62%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
30% Jan
1
30
Oct 29
73
46% Dec
2
258
32%
61%
43%
62%
77%
22%
23%
2%
2%
77
79
39%
40
66% • 73
4%
4%
50%
52%
*54
56%
44%, 45
25%
25%
x36%
36%
708f > 715
*82
65
62%
*77%
60%
s
84% Dec
61%
77%
6
22
15
"
61%
77%
.
129
129
39%
65-?
4%
50
1
90% Aug 17
60
23%
-
79%
Royal McBee
42% Jan
64%
43%
39%
2
May 22
100
2,603
69%
71%
50%
62%
43%
130
130
130%
8%
64%
43%
63%
*43%
78
Punoerf
81% Jun 24
49
78%
141/4 Mar 25
35
10
200
19'A
18%
8
13
55%
49
39%
Ruberoid
22
41% Dec
24% Jan
6,800
*56%
13
54%
48 1
76%
Rubbermaid Inc
1
19%
31%
27
27%
57%.
18%
*66%
18%
; 8%
12%
70%
50%
49 *
53%
48%
39%
47% Mar 11
Sep
72%
51
54%
50%
64%
43%,.O
'
13
40%
22
10% July
16% Oct
72%
-
8%
12'%
71
50
53%
*128
78
2%
7%
'
77%
Royal Dutch
2
22
-
.
8%
63%
43%
•
,
13%
52%
48%
-
.
39%
1
22
27%
57
18%
18
135
77%
1
1
May 27
27%
57
-•
7G
Roper. (Geo D> Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
34
17%
17
60%
*27 Va
10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
13
17%
60%
No par
Ronson Corp
7
19% Nov
*16%
60%
*27
60
Corp
14% Mar 25
10% Jan
2
17%
60%
.,>
55%
49%
22%
24% Mar 12
12% Nov 20
20 Va Dec
17%
60%
27%
27%
56% : 56%
18%
18%
8%
"61%
X60
1
5s
Rohm & Haas Co common—
30
146,100
7%
*7%
*16%
*7%
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
720
81
28
96
5
preferred
25■
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
39% July 24
Nov
9
2
29% Jan
481% Jan 29
11,200
53%
34
8%
27%
300
23%
27%
*7%
29
.18,900
70
*33
*27
8%
32%
Oil
5%%
30% July 23
17%
34
*33
*2719%
28
19%
2.000
71
35%
51%
17
28%
32
8% .v..;.*. 8%
13% '
13
74% "
71%
49%
.49%
130%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
22
.
31%
27%
20%
32%
28
*16%
.59%
t>4% .;'68
43%
43% ?.'•
Roan
48% May 15
41'A Dec 31
2
28% Jan
Jun
51%
17%
76,700
66%
70%
34%
"09
23%
.
27%
19%
32%
28%
-*27
19%
28%
-
67%
23%
34
*33
19%
.
.
27%
57
18%
53%
v,.x48%
100
series
Bitter Company
53% Jun 23
18
34
v
Paper
Richfield
Jail 26
July 18
4
28
Tobacco com
Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
45% Sep
22% Jan
(R J)
Manufacturing
Rheem
5
2% Jan
111
Oct 22
70
32% Apr 16
35i/4 July 27
38% NOV 13
2
22% Jan
Oct
1093A Dec
2
19 V2 Jan
17% Sep
•
59%
72=%
49%
Chemical Co
2.50
Metals Co com—t._No par
preferred series A
50
conv 2nd pfd
100
Preferred 3.60%
841/2 Mar 26
48%
171%
32
%
8%
17%
8%
13%
5
1
Inc
Reynolds
62% Nov 11
Oct
76
87% May22
20 Va Dec 22
Feb 28
55
163
17%
29%
18
Rexall Drug &
7
15
8
47% Jun
~9
81% Sep
69%
49%
*27
34%
' 27%
*56.
Reynolds
11
11
59
78% Jan
Corp
5
38% Jan
46% Jan 28
30
8% Jan
Aviation
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
Nov
7%
20%
17%
59%
5
100
_1
50c
.—10
10
series
preferred 3%%
Conv
Republic
66 % Apr
39% Dec 29
10
47 Va
22
70
24
51%
17%
37%
69%
24
54
05%
71
36
24
48%
*33
*8
70%
70
23%
27%-
28%.
66%
71
37%
70
.34
32%
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
60% Mar
28% Jan
12V4 Nov
/
25% Jan
~~6>
17
1
36% July 23
.
20%;
66%
'-69%
23%
the Week
Shares
Nov. 13
Nov. 12
65
35%
Sales for
,
Fridav
Thursday
*70
70%
35
"
18%
18
34
10
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
2
37% Apr
8
22% May 12
41% Jan
27%
Reliable Stores Corp
63% Sep
7
Jan
50
1
5
60% Jun
9% Jan
51%
preference
2
Jan
7
2
5
24%
48%
/
65
70%
33%
%
SALE PRICES
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior
B
22
2
24
Chemicals
Relchhold
16% Jan
29% Jun
16% Jan
1
5
50
50
50c
42% Jan
Oct
18
16% Dec 31
Jan
9
70
No par
15
8% Nov 11
7
54
70
Inc
12% Feb
2
31
No par
5«% Oct 27
35/s Jan
35%
Reeves Bros Inc
Rels
12% May
70
34
Reed Roller Bit Co
16
64%
65%
70
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
Nov
64%
.—No par
Inc
Ranco
May 22
32% Oct
17
1st preferred
$3.50
5
6
74% Mar
36% May
HIGH
Nov. II
Nov. 19
Nov. 9
of America com—No par
43% Feb
30%, Jan
45% Apr
Radio Corp
May 11
71
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
16%
x22%
80
34
6%
82%
84%
16%
23%
80
34
.
83%
16%
23
34%
17%
18
21
21%
29%
48%
57%
27,200
1,100
5,400
30%
48%*
58
96%
1,500
98
*27%
28 Va
2,500
50%
51%
28,100
50%
51%
49
49%
7,800
4,100
15,200
13
13%
24'4
24%
1,600
58'/2
60%
17,400
39%
40%
76,200
14%
15
6,000
6
15,400
6
3,000
34
34%
46%
46%
22%
23
1,600
20
20'A
3,100
*31 Va
100
32
1
9,600
59%
60%
38%
39%
30 V2
31%
1,500
36%
37 %
10,100
12,400
11,800
21%
50%
17%
17%
25,700
23
50'/a
*69
-
6,700
2,700
71
2,300
45%
45%
22 Va
22'/4
1,900
6%
6%
8,300
*81%
32%
2,000
83
83
16%
17
22%
23%
87
88
150
2,700
78,900
360
11,200
3534
36'A
79%
79%
20
33%
34%
9,300
—
Volume
Number
190
5G99
'',
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
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.
(2059)
"
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
34% Nov
85% May
2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
12
36
Jun
8
Jan.
2
3
Jan
3
3% Nov
19
43% Feb 25
61% Nov
21
45% Oct
9
35ia Feb
18
50
3
40 % Oct
26
47 y2 Feb
21
60% Nov
12
42% Feb 24
59% Dec
31
86% Sep 17
1074 Jan
2
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
36
Jan
23
Sep
89'
2
Dec
29
33% Dec
3
31
11% Nov 10
14
Jim
18
14% Jan
18% Nov
6
13% Sep
14% Nov 20
15
5
No par
com
Standard Gas
of
ol
Standard
of
22
64% Jan
30
92
7
84
31%
Jan
12% Jan
26
11
43
22
Oil
of
Feb
12
42 % Jan
15% Jan
22
Dec
8
20% Jan
27% Mar 13
10% Jan
16% Oct
7
15% Jan
22
15% Jan
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
19
37% Jan
60% Nov
12
52
65
20
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
5
Oct
20
9% Jun
9
64
Oct
28
Jan
16
2% Jan
Sep
14
66% Dec
31
50
15% Jan
6
47%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
42 %
41%
421%./
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
411%
42,800
47%
48
47%'
47%
47
47%
46%
10
47%
119,400
53%
54%
51%
51%
51
51%
90
87%
87%
32
30%
31
Storer
28
Studebaker-Packard
20
Oct
28
Oct
28
66% Jan
2
2
28% Dec
29
25% Sep
21
38% May 29
Apr
1
12% Aug 14
11% Sep
23
15% Mar 20
79
Jan
16
59
Apr 24
When issued
$5
Nov
69
Jan
2
28% Dec
15
22% Nov
13
25% Apr
23
20% Step
38
Dec
30
32
Oct
97
Dec
19
9% Jan
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
72
87
24
2
Jan
13
6% Jan
7
1360
Feb 25
24
1865
80 %
94
Sep 29
5(?% Nov
29
27
21
24% Apr
29
6
38% Jan
15
90% Nov
6
106% Feb
20
6% Oct
8
38%
x36%
15%
15%
15%
8% Mar 20
391/2
38%
20%
20%
65%
66
69%
*76%
78
*76%
16%
*16
16
5
47% Aug 21
Swlli
14% Mar
Feb
6
Feb
3
17
19
25%
36%
Dec~~9
89
Dec
Mar" 18
55% Feb 24
16
45% Nov
30% Jun
13
16%
16
52%
52%
53%
52%
53%
x51
52%
17,200
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30
30%
22,600
60%
60%
60%
60%
6 O.1/2
60%
23
23
23
23
23
17
17%
16%
16%
*18%
17%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
100
.56%
57-
Z-55%
J31
56%
55%
55%
1,300
31%
31
31
1,800
27%
25%
'•V- 18%
60%
1
2
2
86
17% Nov 13
61% Jan 27
25% Mar 16
177% Nov 12
15
Jan
26% Jan
Dec
1
39% Aug 22
24% Dec 25
24
Apr
Nov
39% Jan 23
9
2
6 J/4 Jan
2
17% Dec
11
44% Jan
7
67
Dec
8
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
2
21% DteC
16
Dec
16
23
22
38% Nov 21
30
Feb
113
24
25
NOV 28
41% Feb 25
81% Oct
8
73
Dec
90
May 20
20
Jan
2
21 % Nov
17
15
14% Mar 10
124% Mar 18
2
74% July 23
29% July 30
31% July 30
Apr 24
36% Sep 21
12% Oct
1
52
70% May
18
19% Jan
8
Jan
Sep
8
79% Oct
2
2
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
46% Nov 14
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
19% Mar 11
12 J/4 Jan
7
16% Dec
15
15% Nov 10
15
65% Dec
2
53% Sep 21
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
10% Jan
2
32% NOV
5
25% Jun 10
Feb
3
29
31
Jan
42
Jan
37
36% Mar
20% Sep 18
21% Sep 22
45% Jan
2
Jan
17% Oct
30
16% Jan
27% Jan
2
40% NOV
11
37
52% Oct
1
58
Apr
7
16% Jan
2
25% Nov
7
8
88
-
Jan
23
29% Apr 14
24
Jan 16
65% Nov 13
26% Aug 17
17% Apr 15
70
Jan 26
34% Sep
1
42% July 15
24% Jun
18
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
1368
1345
1370
1360
1368
33
*26
27
43%
10%
42%
43%
42%
43
41%
42%
10,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
8,100
4374
43%
43%
45 74
45
45
4474
4574
4574
4574
9%
974
9
9%
9%
974
11
11%
11
1174
11%
11%
4274
4374
4274
4474
43%
4474
11.900
1774
1774
1774
63,000
1
170 74
29,400
17674
172%
17774
17074
2474
2474
2474
2474
2474
2474
17474
2474
1
1974
20%
1974
20
19%
20%
20%
2074
'20%
2074
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
—100
Texas Utilities Co
—No par
Textron Inc common
50o
$1.25 conv Dreferred
:No par
11574
11574
11574
115%
Oil
10
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
6674
23
World
;
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
5% conv prior preferred
Twin Coach Co
TXL Oil Corp
15% Jan
2
27% Nov 26
Oct 27
19
Jan
Jan
37
10
45
27% Dec
2
Apr
4%
Car
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
Union
Drill
6
45
32% Sep
79% Oct
15
7
9
22% Jun
July 15
Mar 26
30% Jan
21
95
26% Jan
13
"5%
Jan
64
Oct
22
29
Sep
23
8
8% Nov
18
7% Sep
22
22% Jan
2
34% Nov
21
29% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
163/a Oct
13
16
34% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
34% Jan
2
50
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
Dec
31
24
Jan
Nov
2
13
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
37% May 20
30% Oct
333/8 Apr 29
48% Jan
8
78
90
2
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
4
Jan
26% Jan
2
37% Oct
6
21% Jan
2
57% Dec
11
65% Jan
14
102
Dec
28
Nov
42% May
17
86% Sep
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
1453/i Sep
2
11% Oct
29
Jan
3
47% Feb
233/a Jan
2
32% Nov
6
8% Dec 30
9% Jun
17
see page
2A.
_For footnotes
12
15
13
6
22
22
774 Nov
6
28% Oct
29
59
31
3074
35%
*3374
2174
2074
2774
2674
27
3774
3074
par
9
50
1
1
*37
*53
56
3674
38
*56
57%
3074
31%
974
*9
*37
39
165
Mar 30
12% Jan 29
363/4 Mar 2
9% Sep 22
4074 Oct
9
4474 May 28
2874 Nov
13
3574 Apr 20
8% Jan
2
14% Apr 17
10
Jan
26
3074
3574
*33%
37%
3774
52
27 %
27%
27
30 %
*53
30%
3574
20%
34,900
13,800
*3374
3574 i
20
37%
3774
37%
3774
51%
5174
5174
1,200
2774
2774
3,600
20%
i
*53
56
56
'
*53
56
37%
57%
36%
39%
39
3974
38%
,3974
5774
58
58
58
58
58
303/4
30%
31
2974
30%
29%
3074
974
39
9
*37
3,400
21
51%
20%
2774
60
9
40
9
*37
9%
40
874
*37
9
40
11,400
_
23,400
700
12,500
1,400
_
12
1174
12%
11%
12%
6,900
1774
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
21,900
13%
203/8
10%
44
44%
139% 140
32%
32%
88%
89
*77%
80
69%
693/4
*79
81%
44%
44%
30%
3074
?%
8:
31
31%
*21%
21%
39%
4174
37%
38%
*90
101
133/4
14
13%
1374
13%
1374
1374
1374
3,800
19%
20
20
2074
20%
2074
20
20%
14,900
10
10
974
9%
9%
2,400
44%
12,800
13%
19%
10%
5
8174
26
1
24 74
*87
29
88
No par
Corp_
10
82%
26%
24 %
88%
10%
10
45
44%
138% 139%
3274
32%
8874
88%
Engineering & Foundry
Fruit
—No par
Co
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
Park
10
13%
10
2
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United Shoe
32
2.50
City
Mines Co
Mach
common
1
25
25
nreferred
US Borax <& Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co
No par
US Gypsum Co common
—
4
7% pieferred
100
US Hoffman Mach common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
US Industries Inc common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
US Lines Co common
1
4%"
nr«>fprr»d
10
..
....
'
25
3 2 74
8274
1 974
15%
18
1%
56
*31
35%
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29%
56%
98%
44%
4374
139
12,500
3274
3274
3274
32%
33
14,700
88y«
8874
89
89
89
89
270
138
80
*77%
80
*7774
70
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70
68-y4
*79
81%
44
44%
30%
30%
7%
31
21%
3874
3774
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82%
26%
2474
*86%
"*79
*79
81%
8
3174
30
30%
57 74
29
.9
30,500
29%
3074
50,000
7%
8
8
3174
31%
3174
2174
21%
2174
21%
21%
400
39%
3874
3974
3974
3974
3874
3974
18,300
3974
39
3974
3974
4074
3974
40%
51,200
101
83%
26%
25
88%
*90
101
101
101
*95
103
83%
8574
8474
8574
1,700
2674
2674
26
2674
2574
26
8,100
2574
26%
5,500
*86%
8874
25%
2574
25%
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8874
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2874
29%
29
2574
8874
29
65
33%
0
29
29
65
6574
1,800
33%
900
10,000
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900
8%
874
874
8%
8%
874
8%
341/a
34%
19%
34%
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3474
3474
34%
20
1974
1974
19%
19%
5,100
25%
3374
5274
24%
25
2474
2474
24
2474
33
33
3374
3274
53%
33%
53%
59,000
16,400
*5274
5374
*5274
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
19%
16
1574
16%
1574
1574
15%
18%
18
18%
1%
5574
1%
174
1%
56
55%
5574
55%
31%
3174
3474
3574
3474
3174
3474
84
82
82
1974
1%
18 %
174
1874
1874
33
5374
18%
12,500
174
2,500
56
31%
3174
3574
3474
36
82
83
83
29%
2874
29
2874
29
28
2874
57
55%
5674
5774
5874
5674
57
99%
155
9%
32
974
43
98
97%
98
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155
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30 J/2
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874
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1
32
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100
96
155
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32
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43
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28%
29
28%
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9
*8%
600
1,500
7,600
35%
*8074
2874
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800
1974
16%
3174
9774
100
84
*8274
5574
55%
6.900
*2174
55
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*30
974
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2874
874
16,700
2174
33%
1%
230
81%
44 %
31%
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18
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4474
3074
774
8
33%
1%
80
3174
673/4
57
31%
36
82
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30%
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31
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16
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69
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3274
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137
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25%
33 %
53
1974
80
4474
29
8%
139%
4374
29
32
4374
4474
13874
3274
29
99
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8%
8%
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32
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* 40 74
44
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44
974
13874
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*683/4
19%
6174 Nov
2
120
Apr 27
31%
4,000
3,600
59
;
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30%
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2074
*51%
.
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34%
26
59
15%
18
20%
Jan
5874
65%
22%
15%
..
:
12
8%
35
16
5774
6474
23
15%
2274
65
22%
15%
11%
19%
4
64%
2374
17%
34%
5174 Apr 14
85% Aug 18
64%
23
5774
"••/
'
8
34% Mar
■■
18%
8
United
64
•
10
12%
1
6
5574
81
12
United
2% Mar 10
2174
55
1774
United Electric Coal Cos
5374 Aug
3174
35
2674
1
No nar
United
32% Oct 29
57%
3774
100
(Del)
213/4 July 24
8
2
7
Carton
7
1 % Sep
Jan
&
1674 Jan
4574 Jan
58%
52
100
United Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Corp
22
8% Jan
United Board
20% July 20
21
.15%
37%
—No par
1974 July 29
18% Nov 21
16
51%
10
pfd
America
of
2
2% Oct
25
Biscuit
15
47% Dec
39
conv
13% Jun
2
2
1955)
16% Jan
3
Sep 23
(ser of
$4.50 preferred
United
12,800
2474
3774 Mar 16
9
2,300
6474
23% July
45% Mar
21%
1574
67%
32
8
34%
4274 Jan 22
16,400
2174
63%
.
—--
United Carbon Co
United-Carr Fastener
United Corp (Del)
59% Aug 27
2374
2174
2174
17
33% Nov 12
9% May 19
9
23
2174
2374
2174
38
8
—
12
2
6% Jan
Co__:
31
Jan
153
10
Twist
173/4 Dec
n Jan
Dec
38% Apr
88% Apr
United
/
23%
22
23%
22
5174
10
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
United Artists Corp
22
Mar 24
81
24
*80%
22%
81
23%
*21%
81
2474
5174
No par
163/4 Dec
10% Jan
32
4%
4%
55%
21%
10
common
United Aircraft Corp common
32% Mar 26
12
81
1274
37%
25
Co
United Air Lines Inc
3
Apr
1093/4 Mar 26
Oct
86
17,400
1,000
53%
*80%
2374
3074
No par
preferred—-
non-cum
Union Tank
243/a Feb
15
100% Mar 12
500
5674
38,400
13%
16
*3374
___No par
California-.
6
136
91
of
Union Pacific RR Co
9% Feb 26
66
1274
*1274
13
340
9,200
53%
5874
No par
Preferred $4 series—
Union Oil
37a/4 Jan
8
1274
5574
.
116
V
5
14
13%
56%
*13
6374
*56
Nov
28
251.600
2374s
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
_1
5% conv pfd series of 1957—-50
20th Century Fox Film
1
10
Oct
5,600
5874
1574
*53
80
Sep
433,4 Oct
Oct
3374
54%
56
1
(conv)
Preferred $3.50 series
Oct
26
33
5974
6274
—50
Preferred series A
25
36
26
3374
56%
5
Inc
773/4 Feb
81
2574
3374
5774
50
Airlines
5
101
251/4
33 %
5374
2374
___
68% Nov
Aug
25%
33
*8074
•23%
2174
—
Preferred $3.70 series—
Aug
25%
81
*8074
Tidewater Oil common
10
,
$1.20 preferred25
Timlcen Roller Bearing
__No par
Tlshman Realty & Construction ;_1
Toledo Edison Co
5
Trane Co
__2
Transamerica Corp
_2
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
3074 Jan
69% Aug
2574
32%
*25
52%
14
143
2374
14
79% Sep
108
23%
54
4
2
2374
5274
R)
Aug
31
22%
*1374
(J
74
Jan
2274
5274
29
Jan
22%
3274
Preferred $4.50 series——No par
91
2374
5374
4
52% Jan
67
3274
98% Mar
111
66%
2574
15
33 % Nov
6774
32%
86% Oct
21% Jan
67
5174
23
18% May
11574
6774
115%
6774
2274
2374
115%
67%
—7.50
Thompson
2,300
115%
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
_3
4% preferred
—100
383/4 Feb 19
12,800
6674
25%
103% Jun
7% Sep 22
172
2.800
115 %
.'.
5
Sep 15
29% Nov 13
67
1
_
353/4 Mar 16
30
176
173%
&
150% July 27
16
13,300
17%
9
18
43
1774
19
9% Dec
42 74
2474
3
6,400
43%
17%
30% Jun
363/4 Dec
"
17,600
16974
53% July 10
4,200
1174
1774
120% Feb
37% Dec 31
24% Feb
6
9
11%
1774
31
2
9
*
1874
31
Apr
974
11%
23,700
20
8
9
11%
4274
2874
Nov
24% Jan
9,700
24%
Trans
790
35%
27'
10%
323/4 Dec
26% Jan
35
*25%
3,600
42%
126 % Dec
Mar
35%
27
1,200
6%
1340
11
2
87
35
*26
1325
44
17
6
35
27
6%
1355
10%
or
24
*26
6%
91
42%
27% a—l
25
34%
331%
27
6%
1331
9*?
*90%
Pacific Land Trust—
''
Apr
54% Jun
3,300
6%
Udyllte Corp (The)—.
1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
Union Electric Co common
10
94
32%
90%
2874
4
13
32%
90%
29
17% Oct 22
40% Jan
32%
91%
2874
10% Sep
80% Nov 10
32%
90%
29%
5
Mar 24
5,500
32%
'
28%
22
81
22%
2874
28
4
23%
21%
28%
17%
26% Oct
70% Sep
22%
22%
33%
No par
15% Oct
Apr
23%
22%
31,200
39% Dec
84
23%
22%
30%
3% Jan
5
23%
1355
,32%
4,000
24,900
23%
*21%
!
21%
X32%
*26
58%
78%
32% Jan
81% Feb
91%
4,300
83%
3374
13%
48
17%
25%
92
32%
.
77%
43V2 Apr
2
58
3274
13
Apr
*81
58%
30
12
51
•:
/
92 "A
83%
58
3074
8% Nov
28
32%
91
32%
23 74
12%
*82
58
80
29% Nov
Jan
23%
"21%
/.
.
12%
12
83
57%
*82
7
32%
15% Jun
41
58
7874
42% Nov 21
*
13
83
32 %
10% Jan
83%
57%
30
21% Jan
44
91%
*82
30
3
30% Mar 25
12%
12%
/
3,727
2,600
1,900
79%
3
4
12%
26%
12%
3274
54% Mar
14% Aug
60%
26
78%
75% Mar
30% Mar 13
60
261/4
24
11
6
60%
26
30
9
12
60%
26%
32%
7
9% Jun
60
26%
30%
2974
54% Jan
19% Nov
59%
27%
7874
34% Jan
11
60
27%
32%
1
29
60
28%
280,700
200,400
30
16
11% Dec
19
78%
55% Dec
23% Dec
26%
575
560
'
32
36% Dec
2
19%
580
30%
29%
23% Feb 20
5% Jan
18%
556
80
45
2
18%
33
Feb
12% Jan
26%
27
570
78%
59
10
18
544
30 %
14
14% Jun
25%
18%
32%
Jan
2
26%
565
5
52
10% Jan
532
_25
13
12% Feb
7 17%
5
Corp
Oct
19
7.25%
19%
60%
*32
l
common
9% Jun
.•
27%
_1
Corp
Truax-Traer Coal Co
22
27%
590
1.25
Corp
July 31
Sep 24
•
h
31
9
(James)
Aircraft
29
36
•
2,200
2,400
;i
12
13% Jan 13
31"
•
900
300
(>0 %
i:___4.16%
Jan
10
Mi
25
21
Mar 5
Mar 13
Apr 20
Apr
1
17%
'55——30
17
16
25%530
21%
common
Jan
15%
'
23%
Tri-Continental Corp
$2.70 preferred—
53
31
21%
3
56% Jan 14
17
57%
31 /j
23%
42% Aug
Feb
57%
13%
Sep 21
50% Sep 15
43
57%
31%
15%
25
Texas Pacific Coal
4
6
57 %
58
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc
72
May G
14% Oct 14
Feb
63
17
'31
1
16%
"
*22%
17
18%
82%
Texaco Inc
26% May 18
111% Sep 25
60%,
23
*18%
12%
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Texas Gulf Producing Co
:
Texas
98% Jan
-
17
18%
57%
Tennessep Gas Transmission Co
27
60
*22%
17%
*81%
38% Jan
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
Jan" 13
61%
23
No par
Temco
37
22%
*18%
1
Co
Talcott Ino
12
*22%
17
A
TelAutograph
87% Aug
3
35% Apr 14
39% July 15
11
12,800
78
*76%
52%
100
2
44% Nov 11
25
78
2,700
68%
29%
1
_
13% Mar 16
71% Oct 21
27% Jun
10,300
20%
66%
52%
20
:
Paper Co
Sweets. Co pf America
Tennessee
38%
*20
30 %
5
19% Jan
10% Sep 21
35% Sep 22
*16
*76%
3,500
52%
5
Symington Wayne Corp
9
_9% Nov
20% Dec
16%
78
5
13
29
5
8
*76%
2,500
15%
29%
_d_10c
Jan
36% Dec
2
2
78
100
35
37%
39%
20%
300
95
15
'
15%
63
Sutherland
a
39i/o
4,000
19,300
34%
•36%
*20
Superior Oil of California
9
15
62%
—12J50
10% Nov
35
36%
15%
20%
i
of
29% Jan
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
37%
15%
39%
Co
3
2
3% Jan
pfd series
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Apr
2
9% Jan
2nd
25
7% Jan
37 J/4
15%
*89
62
No par
47
29% Jan
37
*92
39%
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common
1
.> 4%% preferred series A
25
23
95%
34,400
15
$4.50 series A preferred
2165
29% Dec
95%
95
20%
5
30
3
18% Jan
23
100
63 %
common
28
May 11
30%
20
—1
Oct
19% Jan
Jan
*87
40%
Co——__i
Oct
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
*93
J/4
20
:
31
3
105
32
39
____
Mining
31%
x62
Sun Oil Co
Sunshine
I
__5
preferred—
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
Chemical Corp
5'/2%
32%
37%
._100
-
common
1280
31% Mar
30
9
Jan
87%
31%
1
Corp
Sun
Mar 13
65% Feb
6
conv
52%
87 J/4
*95
1
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
52 %
89
33%
20
Webster
618
Ejep 22
Apr
8
53%-
*87
86%
32
46%
5
29% Oct
*
9
20% Jan
&
x52%
86%
I
lnc__
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
Stone
1,800
48%
Stevens.- (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co__
Apr
2
33% Mar 25
21
9% Aug 26
325
39% Feb
May
4%
48%
.
Aug 25
34,100
47%
common
i.
Stores
15%
47%
Sterling Drug Inc.
1
15%
No par
Co
Sterehi Bros
22
16%
x41 %
5
L.S;
preferred
18% «iun 23
34% July
15%
*4%
20
Starrett Co
59% Jun
.
26% Feb
15%
4%
Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
(The)
210
7,000
15J/o
4%
Standard Ry
3% %
74%
4%
preferred
Stauffer Chemical
35
74%
_100
convertible
2
34%
75%
*4%
common
preferred series A—
$1.20
8
35
7
convertible
Apr 21
15%
34%
,74%
25
$1.60
76 % Nov
16
Shares
35
77
34%
*76
6.25
6
July
15%
76%
15%
4%
Jersey
Ohio
35%
*75%
the Week
*4%
California
Packaging
x34%
76
Friday
Nov. 13
Nov. 12
4%
Corp com
preferred
71
9
I'd'/z «jan
Dec
3%%
35%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 11.
.
4%
Indiana
New
Wednesday
/
76
10c
23% Jun
2
Jun
Standard
Co-
41% July 27
17% July 27
40% Nov
4
12
Jan
Oil
Standard
117
6
18
23
Apr
7
39% July 27
8
Jan
Electric
&
Tuesday
Nov. 10
35%
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Oil
Jun
27% Oct
45% Nov
Inc
preferred
52% Apr 17
59% Jan .26
i
27% Jan
54
Jan
$3.50
Standard Oil
50% Sep
29% Jan 14
29
Standard Brands
23
85
17% Jan
2
July 23
62% Jan
45% Oct 23
52% Sep
76% Nov
10% Jan
23% May 11
21
3% May 29
20
2
14
24
Monday
Nov. 9
Par
'
73
6
Nov
Oct
82% Feb
..EXCHANGE
„
_
74
LOW AND HIGn SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
«
„
97%
4,800
300
37,700
150
7,000
15,100
6,300
155
874
14,100
3274
200
9%
17,500
43
28%
9
2,600
300
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 13, 1959
.
(2060)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Jan
2
00.
43 Vb Nov
5
26% Mar
Sep
15
Jan
3
108
31% Apr
7
14
2
154
140
Apr
21% Jan
25% Jan
U
4
22
133
Oct
95
58% May 18
99
Jun 19
136 % May 18
45% Feb
10
142% Sep
24
11
33% Jan
27% Sep
19
47
Oct
23
O
30
38'A Feb
24
54'A Feb
4
14
3
158% Jun
45% Nov
12
19% Jan
2
32%Jun
16
8%
154% Aug 10
6
1'fo
15% Dec
8
6
22
78
Nov
6
39% Dec
29
32% Feb
l
14
Jan
3
2
8
•/»
60% Aug 28
29
157
Apr
89
Nov
12
24% Jan
2
.
27% Jan
.
31
43% July 8
293A Nov 13
9% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
31% Jan
5
14
407/e Oct
2
5% Jan
Dec 24
37
2
113A Aug 27
13% Jan
243A Aug 27
Dec 10
2
21% Jan
2
32
1
1
Feb
9
50
Jun
9
36% Feb
9
76
Jan
2
22
Oct
17
101
Oct
14
Jan
8
40"% Dec
19% Jan
82% Jan
33% Jun
2
75 "A Nov
17
13
261
a
July 28
Nov 5
Apr 17
11% Jan
164
Jan
9
Oct 22
84
97
5
82
Nov
9
Nov
•
9
Co
14% Jan
20
18% Oct
30
Jan
3
89
Nov
13
87% Jan
2
84
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
96% Jan.
2
72 Vi Feb
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
Wabash RR 4%%
50
46% Feb
2
92
Wagner Electric Corp-
90% July
17
99% Apr
1
8
May 13
83'A Dec
00
95
24% Apr
7
42% Nov 20
Jan
2
13% Dec
9
9% Jan
2
17% Oct
29
11
16
21
91% Mar 17
87% Mar 16
2
21
11
22
53%
13%
20%
21%
6
72
151%
8234
•
42%
1
34
33%
-
25%
73%
43%
42%
33 Vi
42%
42%
34%
34
*33%
'
220
15.300
1,900
600'
-
43%
31%
9,000
10%
27%
1.600
1,000
s
•
-
300
34%
34%
45
!
35
47%
46 3 a
105.000
5%
10,200
5%
5%
79
80%
79%
80
7.600
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,100
5
Vi
1.800
?■
•630
,«>0
10
85
32
*83%
85
82
*83%
*82
83%
30
4;80O
50%
50
50%
12%
50%
*12
*12
12%
200
13 Vi
21:800
12 %
13
12 To
15%
13%
16%
21.400
81%
*80%
82
*80%
700
-
101
100
101
99%
35 Vi
34%
35 "4
34%
85
85
84
84
51 *
12Vi
16
*15%
16 V
300
2
■
\ 101% 101%
92 %
vf»0
102 Vi
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93
93
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92
92
'*42%
200.
•
v.
.
34%
-
27%
27%
45
23%
84
34% 35%
100
100%
79% 80
*83% 85
*81% 83
12%
12%
16%
«■
41% —42%-
10%
27%
82
51
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
57o convertible preferred.
16
5%% preferred.——
—
100
6%?# preferred
.—100
26%
*72'%"-74V22
11
'34 Vi
'23
84
'
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10%
5%
80
42.600'
29%
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.
41.300.
-
31%
10
700.
.
•
41%
164
j
44 Vi
31
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i
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88
34
43%
44%
34
11
28
35%
i'
r
.
5,400.
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34
26%
*
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83%
42%
21
: 74%
'
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.
152
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152
20%
26%
73%
427 a
74%
•
'
3.039.
90%
9%
9%
89
20%
75
v
8%-
-
72%«
48%?
150%
20%
l.OOO
50%.
81 %
21
;
43%
153%
2
*25%
26%-
20%
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-
■
8%
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51%
77
*25%
-16
-
5.500
•
•'71%
49%
51%
*151%
.10.
-32%
50%
51%
50%
77%
x75 '
31 %
-
2.300
6.300
35%
72
72%
50%
*51
152
75%
'
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•
76
8
100
100
100
100
lj)
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
74
24
82
9%
26%
Va-Carolinu Chemical com—no par
- 6%
div partlc preferred
100
July 9
Mar 17
Mar 9
Mar 9
96% Feb 20
103% Feb 11
Dec
85% Dec
9%
21%
1.25
99% Jun
78% Oct
83% Nov
81
Sep
36% Jan
11% Sep
12% Nov
153A Sop
May 20
113
Aug 29
101
9%
*71%
tj ■>■■■■:
33%
8%
90%
i
9%
9%
-20%
12.80
—
When issued
35% May 25
107
Mar 20
39% Mar 4
108
Jan. 5
86% Mar 23
2
2
9
9
:
Power & Light
15%
8%
•-
35%
•
15%
9%
f
153%
—100
-
*88%
li*25%
'*75'%
1
42 %
com
33%
8%
52 %
—
32%
90%
49%
74%
33%
8%
52%
.*150
4
*88 %
49 %
-
35%
8%
53%
1
23%
*34%
16
93.700
140'%
23%.
23
23%
35%
'15%
2.200
96%-.
94%
140%
90%
71%
100.
977a
140%
23%
5.700
48 %!-
957a
34 %
1.220
2.100
45
48
49 %
48%
140
33
15%'
53
„6.25
28%% 28%
8%
10
,
44%
*88%
8%;
90
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
44%
Vanadium Corp of America
1
32 %
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50 * ' 11 '
$2.28 conv preferred—;
5
■
'26%
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
*34%
Varian Associates
1
39%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
5-%
Vlck Chemical Co
2.50
160
July 15
Jan 26
47% Nov 12
5% Nov 12
14% Sep 29
Dec 11
7
17
Apr
45 Vi Jan
Utah
18
'15%
16
8%
150
28%
23%
*
33%
52%
Corp
preferred
4%%
33
33 %
71%
Upjohn Co
July 29
47%
42
13%
30%
36%
21
26% Sep
r
35%
48%
Universal Pictures Co; inc
16
Jan
84
23%
_j
Universal Oil Products Co_.
3
29% Feb 17
8
Jun
23%
151%
61%
44%
140%
97%
96%
140%
*34%
141
23%
35%
\9%
100
97%
140%
26.700
61%
151%
28%
48 %
48
47%
96 3 a
20
30
106
GO
OO'Va
29%
28%
15.20J
82%
■80
*100
101
*44
44%
140%
com^No par
preferred—.
Universal Match
25% Apr
18% Sep 21
25'A Oct 12
72
■--2—.
4
8%
10
7
-
47%
*88 %
30p.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Aug
.
-
*44
28%
jg
,
Whelan
28%
32
-
151%
770
43%
151
64%
151%
61%
64
42%
1.500.
31%
82%
*99
152%
31^1
42 %
*80
99
44%
47
140%
23%
pfd-5--
82%
*95%
44%
101
>34%
preferred—No par
Corp common
$3.50 convertible preferred
19
53% Oct
convertible
United
May 20
81
40
Sep
$6
14
12% Jan
28% Nov 28
96
Nov 26
18% May 12
Uiilteu Stockyards
Corp
•
United Stores $4.20 Honcu 2nd
5
63
*81
29%
46
97%
common—No par
Co
81
99%
151
32%
41%
41%
41%
41
7,200
125%
122
127
31%
Sharer,
25%
25%
25%
125%
32 %
32%
46
28'.4
100
preferred
S Tobacco
32 %
81
153
128%
126
128%
*95%
64'A
151%
% 45
1
noncumulatlve preferred—.25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—!
Mar 16
Mar
147% Oct
Nov 12
45
57
63 %
100
7%
30
17% Jan
100
Mar 30
46
O
50% Mar 12
2
14
Oct
71
153
34'A Mar 24
10
Dec
26
Jan
8% Jan
6
4% Jan
19% May
57
22
7
:
157
S
14% Feb
10
74% Jan
142
6
37% Feb
85 % Jan
24
10% Nov
21
33% Oct
7% Oct 24
90% Dec
28
26% Jan
29% Sep
8
Jan
13
Nov
23
—
Corp.
%
40%
82%
95%
953 4
5
1st preferred
non-cura
Shoe
S
41%
♦81
Ref & Min com—_ 50
1%
preferred—
—_...
50
O S Steel Corp common.
—.16%
108% Aug 31
7
138% Sep 21
88 % May
30
38% May 16
2
40%
j.
100
__100
32%
Sales for
Nov. 13
Nov. 12
25%
25%
25%
26
.
32%
127
129
32%
O S Smelting
53% July 29
Sep 25
common
preferred scries A
18
97% Dec
08% Jan
Corp
Piywoou
o
25%
26 %
127
.
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
Nov. 9
26
—.i——5
—
3%% preferred series JB
D S Rubber Co common..
22
3
Jan
Card Co
issued
Jan
41% Oct
2
5% July
Playing
3%%
7
69% July
8
36% Nov
13
10
5
10
48% Nov
51% Jan
143% Oct
35
Par
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
When
D
9
21
Jai
76
1
46% Jan
~
4
Jan
29% Oct 30
39% Oct 23
21
Dec
Nov
33% Nov
29
88
80'A Mar 14
73
82
U
18
-
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
.Monday
EXCHANGE
21
Jan
24 Va Jun
28% Nov 20
95
Nov 18
2
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
18% Jan
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1958
SALE PRICES
Thursday
AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
102 V
102'A
2
w
60 Vi May 20
24
Oct 20
333A Jan
2
12% Jan
8
15% NOV
14
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
36
Nov
1
7
15
25% Jan
July" 17
11 Vi Nov
4
16% Feb
95
Apr 25
84'
Jan
13
8
Apr
8
11% Dec
16% Jan
30
26 % Dec
24% Jan
16
wajdorf System
10
.
Ward Baking Co common
94
.
Wallace
6%
preferred
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
100
1
—5
Feb
20
12% July 22
50
Aug 21
j
8
&
Tiernan
Co
Inc.
2
48
2
44% Dec 31
43
43
Jan
25
42%
43
12%
14%
13%
14%
13 Vi
13%
14%
14%'
14%
15%
15 Vi
15 Vi
15%
15%
91
91
92%
92%
Vi'
90%
90 Vi
*90V2
92'i
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
2,106
10%
44 Vi
44%
44 Vi
44 Vi
43 3 i
44%
5,400
21 %
21%
21%
21%
59 Vi
60 V«
59 Vi
60%
43%
44%
44
44%
21
21%
21%
21%
59%
59%
593 a
59%
3
1% Jan
22
15% Jan
13
25% Jan
3% Jan
21
SV'oJun
83% Dec
17
31 "A Feb
28
51
4
103
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
12
13
9
Dec
19
May
6
8
50
19
56% Jan
16% Sep 22
Jun
Oct
Apr 29
11
34
33
94
30
44 Vi Nov
13
May 20
99% Jun 11
24
40
31'A May 25
Jun
Waukesha Motor Co
Rights
:
Wayne Knitting Mills
4
1-fti Oct 28
22
105
Sep 23
48 Vi Jan
9
Warner Co
10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
31% Feb
24% Oct
6
94% Nov
45%
35 3A Dec
2
95 Vi Oct
96% Mar
48
44%
1
49% July 28
65
Mar
4
15
50% Dec
86
47%
No par
4% Dec
35 3A Oct
10
Jan
23
44% Jan
No par
48% May
Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
4.80%
5
23% July
8
Jun
19
88 Vi Sep
24
102
Sep 23
79% Oct 14
90
91
Apr
17
42
8
56
Nov
12
79
May
95 Vi Nov
Apr
13
May
6
6
101
28% Dec
31
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
38
July 22
Feb
10
96% Oct
21
100
79% Dec 31
74% May
i3
100% Aug 12
95% Aug
4
82% Jan
2
4
35% Oct
7
33% Nov
Nov
14
18
27
54% Dec 31
96
Nov
10
16% Feb
21
31% Dec 30
56-
Jan
21
68
26
Jan
7
52% May
92% Jan
28
66% July 7
98% Mar 13
7
2
Sep 21
Dec
22
65 Vi Sep
49 Vi Oct
21
39'A July
38 Vi Aug 25
28
78
53% Mar 20
39% Aug 20
91% Jan
2
4% Jan
100
23 Vi Nov
5
32% Jun
6
Sep
5
97
Jun
9
7
Jan
7
25 Vi July
1
Nov 10
38
24% Jan
36
Nov~20
Jan
13
48%
15% Jan
30
33% Dec
Jan
2
71
12 Vi July 31
4
Jan
When issued
8
6
25% Dec 29
23% JUn 22
2
32% Oct
2
53% Dec 31
29
Sep
53% Jan
45% Feb
27
14
62%
100
10%
31%
7.000
Vi
31%
100
70
*67
70
"39%
38%
39%
2,900
61%
62 3 a
60%
Gl%
9,500
98 %
98%
*99%
10
10%
10%
*26 Vi
39
100
20
11
13,300
28%
2,590
36 3i
3,700
Wilson & Co
42 Vi
43 Vi
42
42%
42 Vi
43
43
43%
11,300
83
83
*82
1
Mar 31
Sep
16
$4.25
No par
No par
Inc common
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
1
23
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
Mar 25
Inc
9
Wisconsin
6
Woodward Iron
61% Oct
9
Woolworth
100
Public
Service
Corp
22
21 %
11%
11%
x42
-
36 3 i
*119
10
*26%
42%
43 VA
36%
37
122
31%
60 Vi
61%'
*85
22%
11%
11%
11%
42
43
37
37
*118%
42%
37 Vi
122
94% Feb
92% Aug 14
4% Jan
2
Wrigley
11% Oct
22
9% Jan
13
12% July 24
Wyandotte
33% Nov
17
84% July 15
29% Feb 10
39Vi July
9
7
2
8
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
1
10
253AJun
24
Sep 21
-136% Jun
4
(Win)
Jr
(Del)
Worsted
No par
83%
5
9%
Co
.Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
31
37Vi
Young Spring & Wire Corp;
Youngstown Sheet <fe Tube
•
No par "
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
19%
-1
114'A
Zenith Radio Corp.
*
123%
117%
11%
11%
4,500
3G%
Jin receivership or petition has been
-
,
4.300
12,200
37
*118Vi
122
122
800
26%
*26Vi
8
*26 Vi
26%
31 %
32 V i
31%
31%
31-a
31%
1,700
56%
57
56
56%
56%
57%
18;600
1.
60%
61
60%
60'i
60%
62
Vi
86 Vi
Vi
9%
83%
*85
86%
60%
61 Vi
83 Vi
83%
9%
101a
9%
19%
31%
30%
31%
37%
123%
31%
37
x122
37%
122%
19%
38
124
19%
31 Vi 32Vi
38
38
121% 123
19% 20%
115%
117%
116Vi
20
116%
114
.
filed'for the company's reorganization,
'
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3.000
9%
9%
10
2.000
84
83%
83%
3,400
86
*85
86
*85
83 %
10
26 7
,
12,000
32,
1,100
19,600
5,200
38
38Vi
120% 122
20% 21%
116%
120%
72,500
118%
1
'
day.
41%
41%
42%
37 Vi
37
*118%
26%
83%
20
1,200
11%
57
82
32%
42 Vi
22 Vi
32
*85
37%
127%
11 Vi
22 %
26%
86%
10
300
83
22%
*22
56%
"
(F W) Co
200
44
44
31%
58%
Worthlngton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
82
22
27 Vi
26%
31%
58
43
81%
22
122
*119
27
10
10
Co
42%
81 Vi
*81
,*
11%
1
10
com
81 Vi
22
10c
preferred
27 Vi Jan
*81
10
Co
Industries
6
6
10%
31'a
31
*66
27%
22
y
*98%
10%
10
100
36%
preferred
Co__
36% Mar
•
2
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iix-rignts.
Ex-distribution.
27 Vi
62
62
100
60
10 %
*26 Vi
Vi
*98%
60%
100
9%
39%
95%
37
22
*
%
*98%
1
20
4
95%
29
Oct
87 Vi
60
1
100
39 V
32%
71
*68
96
36%
129
24
■
40
20
31%
32
96
"
37%
Sep
Vi Nov
40%
40
Vi
16.100
37 %
Nov
19
68
40
common
46% Sep
40 Vi Jan
22
31 Va Feb
68
56%
37%
80
30
31
69
50
37 Vi
84
22% Dec
32%
*68%
57 Vi
37%
60
9
31%
80
50
56%
.58
96%
*96
104
37 %
5
Apr
57 Vi
96%
*96
700
82%
82 Vi
104
110
*104
5
OH
13
16
90
97 Vi
99%
82%
82%
82
110
58
60%
'5
12% Nov
•
30
114'A Jan
82
Wilcox
31
13
57%
57%
98%
98%
98
*104
83%
110
27%
Jun
Aug 26
-'*82
*104
45
Dec
36 Vi
y
28%
97
119% Oct
82
99%
98
99 %
110
*26%
90% Nov
2
25.900
81%
*44
74
16
98%
98%
3.400
29
2
25
14,600
45
convertible
2
25Vi Feb
29%
27%
$3
80% Jan
68% Jan
29
29
9
78% Jan
23 3A Apr
29%
*43
17
7
29
*26%
39% Jun
36% Jan
29%
29
2
21 Vi Jan
28%
45
6% Jan
20% Jan
71,300
29 3i
27%
8% Nov 17
Sep
47%
28:%
*44
29
35 Vi Sep
68
46%
29%
a
■
a
*26 Vi
88
118
66%
47 3
X29
45% Sep
18
681i
46%
35
30 Vi
6
22
67%
46%
44
6
Mar 25
34 Vi
68 Vi
45%
*32
30
2
37% Dec
*32%
68
45%
35
95%
—
400
69 %
'
71
10
common
34%
44
19% Oct
49 % Nov
Co
8^
*33 Vi
68%
*33
35
No par
preferred
*82
,
1
32ViJaD
135
Motor
5%%
*33
87
Vi
50
7$
9
White
33%
"82
45%
Vi
*104
100
common
*33
87
White Stores Inc
30
2
10
.100
4%% convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
33%
29 3
common_12%
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
83%
*82
87
1.100
2,300
83 Vi
83 Vi
83
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
85% July 10
31% Jan
$5
84
3.50ft
97
51% Mar 11
'
Sep 22
120% Dec
Brake
Air
Electric
33%
*95
97
46%
68
2.50
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
34
33 3 a
a
30 Vi Nov
.
23
July
95 %
2
45%
No par
3.80%
180
33%
33%
*83
85
9.900
83%
83%
33%
34%
*33%
40
RR
Telegraph
82 3 4
86
34%
*83
inn
issued
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
84 %
No par
preferred—,
2nd
nonciim
30
55%
95 Vi
33%
96'
*95
97
*95
'
54%
56
54 Vi
53%
53
"270
82
July 23
28% July 2J
51% July 23
20 Va Dec
2
26% Jan
1
14
7
Jan
35
11
102% Mar 11
17% Jan
30
62% Nov
15
8 Vi Oct
2
Q
May 26
*81
97
31
6
*81%
82
*94%
74% Dec
7
54%
82%
98%
24
_
53%
*81%
*81
33 V
55 Vi Jun
33% Apr
83% Jan
54 %
140
/
81%
34
22
11
53
*81
33
27 Vi Sep
Feb
81
92
82
81%
82 Vi
81
33%
29
112
82 Vi
81%
%
82 Vi
*94 Vi
33% Dec
2
90%
33 Vi
2
88% Jan 29
36
92
33%
17% Jan
99% Nov
36%
91
96%
Union
9
36%
92
33 Vb
Pacltlc
13
18
37
33%
When
21
17%
36%
*91 %
*94%
Western
Nov
17%
82%
4,800
2GO
39
92%
*81%
*96
.
36%
*80
150
2,200
36%
17%
17%
"
Vi
17%
45
*38
17%
33%
Western
79% Sep
*45
39
33%
8
70% Feb
45%
38%
*45
96%
13
.104
44%
39
2
47% Nov
7
44 Vi
39
33 V
81% July
Jan
46
39%
4:200
40
39%
39%
39 Vi
"94 Vi
8
92% Apr 21
9,200
118,000
6
6%
6
6%
40
*33%
65% Sep 21
125
Vi
34 Vi
29% Jan
8
61a
33 3 4
16
11
700
6%
29
96 Vi
34% Dec
Aug
28 Vi
%
r%
*28%
33%
71% Nov 20
Dec
28 Vi
%
33%
2
83
42 Vi
2,600
*94%
preferred
2
110
1.500
42
100
4'
38% Mar 18
447a
41%
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Western Auto Supply Co com
5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
Jan
15
44%
427 a
36 Vi
92
42 Vi Jan
94% Apr 24
45 Vi
42%
28 7i
39
6 0(>
48
44%
*47%
48
U\
6 Va
16.300
63%
47%
45%
28%
U
50 Vi
47 Vi
*91Vi
37%
86
Jan
42%
42%
29
3,300
22
21%
,
17%
.r
17 Vi
3
63
44%
*38 Vi
91
45 %
40
46
36%
Co
%
39
39
4
Coal
a
38
West Penn Electric Co
5
West Penn Power 4%% pfd^—_100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%%
Mar 31
6
-
*47%
48
%
38
38
l
42 3
*28%
—6%-
*44%
50
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky
38% Apr 24
2.50
com
preferred
West Indies
~6
.\
45%
U
*29
1
45
29%
%
5
*47%
42 %
41%
—5
^
200
91
Washington
9
4
"
10%
Washington Gas Light Co
;
76,300
13%
13%
"
91
48% Jan
12
-
1.4*0
14%
11
25 Vi Jan
5-
43
13%
65% Aug 21
54% May 4
36% Feb
% Nov
Nov
42%
3,000
%
43
28% Apr
5
40
7
39
12%.
26
Water Power
400
49%
39%
43%
*42%
600
17
40
40
9,030
89%
14%
12
29% Nov
2
19% Mar
1:
-
Vi
43'A
-
•I
Oct
12
*48%
48%
39%
Jun
9
49%
48%
39%
46
Sep
41% Jun
Dec 31
34 Va Jan
*48%
48%
40%
200
68
16%
*39%
20
34% Jan
87
16%
x48%
48
7
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913 4
16%
40%
*39%
Walworth
'
67 Vi
88 Vi
.
49
..*48%
No par
1
2.50
._1
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<
67 Vi
92
88
16%
16%
68 Vi
Vi
68
86
-*16%
16%
16%
.
No par
Walgreen Co
;
Walker (Hiram > G <fc W
18% May 19
18Vi Aug 24
?
9Vi May 21
4
21
r.
70
84 Vi
%
86
83
—15
*68 Vi
70
*68 Vi
100
preferred
52 Vi July 20
4
12% May 19
87% Jan 16
14% Dec 22
11 Ya Aug 29
Apr
55Vi May 11
41% July 29
j
Sep 22
39
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26
.
.
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.
(2062)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
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Interest
Last
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Sale Price
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or
(contj —
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dollar
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FOR
WEEK
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No.
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1972
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60%
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76
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100
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92
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13
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—
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1982
debentures
90
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of)
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99
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extl
57
*54
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57
to
B
debentures
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A (interest
2% )/2012
—April-Ocf
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom)—
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1962—
due
81
(interest
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3'As
73
80
May-No?
A
2004—
series
107
64
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AGs external dollar loan
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107
68
A
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reduced to 2.5%), 1999-.I A7s external water loan
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(interest
reduced to 2.25%)
reduced
—
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to
69%
39%
(interest
2012,
reduced
external
57
June-Dec
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38
—
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51
61%
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1952
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interest
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100
89%
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1980
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debentures
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92
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48
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16
100
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120
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series
Porto Alegre (City of)—
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100
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1959
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f AStabiKzation loan sink fund 7s
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1968
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J A External sinking fund gold 8s 1950
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205
100
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205
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93
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s
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s
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99
100
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97
98'
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16
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s
American
3s
99'
extl
46
105'/4
—
April-Oct
due
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*11%
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sinking fund debentures 1982—
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f debentures 1983
—
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970-_ Map-Nov
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1970
91%
83
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5s inc
Apr-OcZ
debentures
3%s
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82%
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first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
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100
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1988
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61
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;
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debs
(N Y)
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Com
1987-
1972
mortgage
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1975
111
mortgage 3%s
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El
General
Cuba—
2001
first
Power
mortgage
4%s
1st
inc
cum
of
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Steel
subord
conv
91%
243
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Feb-Auy
1983
Railroads
•
Jan-JuZt
1977
Fuel Associates 3%s
4%s
113
June-Dec
1982
debentures
Consolidated
&
5s series
301
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
1982
Gas
General
101%
—
June-Dec
1978
debentures
63%
55 'A
j,
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1982—
General
'
3s
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1979
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1976
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32
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55%
57
Feb-Aug
1977-;
1978
debentures
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6
54%
151
Apr-Oct
1983
debs
debentures
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73
62%
42
;A
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1984
subord
debentures
84
*
99
Co Inc—
78
__
7
45
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88%
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series U 1981
—April-Oct
f 2%s series X 1986
Jan-July
debentures
3'As
-
June-Dec
M 2%s series T 1976
1st ref mtge
101
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Consolidated Gas El Light & Power
1st ref
93
—June-Dec
1963—
1973
subord
conv
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1989—
P
ser
3s
4%s
1988
ref M 4s series O
4s
80
7
1st
April-Ocf
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87
80%
9
—
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1995
4s
79
_1
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1st &
»
75
__
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Co 4%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%a 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4%s conv 1978
Jan-July
'
1985
89%
94%
'
EasternStainless
Edison
4%s
86
'
K
76
101 Va
.
77%
*
-
96
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73'%
19
__
m_
.
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78
76
-■
95%
90
'
Mur-otpi
1980
gold
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 3%s 1986
mortgage 3%s 1988___
1st mtge 4'As 1989—
79
79
'
75
series
1987
-
1st
69 3A
21
78%
'
78%
94%
106%
80'/a
34
'
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1st
73%
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87%
96
,
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Corp
subordinated
3s
...
3.%s
N
f
3%s
77
—
73
M
ser
3s
90
77%
79%
—
94%
June-Dec
'
'
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95
87%
99
88
95%
1982__May-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
1984
O
Dresser Industries Inc 4%s conv
Duquesr.c Light Co 2%s 1977—
89%
98 *-•
18
ref
5s
;
1995
Gardner
Aircraft
s
3s
&
M
N
first lien
4s
Chemical
101
•
1st
r
gold
conv
Dow
96
*
series
ser.
series
90
96%
__
mtge 2%8 ser C 1972_J?t7te-Dec
First and refund mtge 3s ser D 1972—May-ZVot?
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979——Jail-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
_Feb-Aup
1st & ref M 3'As scries G 1981
-——May-Nov
1st & ret M
series H 1982
__Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3%s series I 1983.
—Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3:!iis series J 1984
Jan-July
4 'As
v; '
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
93%
-6
6
5
89%
Fort Worth
*84'
;5
89%
"81
June-Deo n
1969
89%
83%
93%,
81 Va
100% 100%
April-OcZ
-
1976
86%
4-..
York—
New
1986
1988
91
2
104%
,
78
May-Not
May-Nov«
1985
B
1973
82
85%
93%
April-Oct
2001
of
2%s
4%s
86 %
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;
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7«
79%
'
A
ser
82%
4'
8
86
104
98 3A
3
84%
84
105%
150%
76
May-Nof 1
1971
3'As
Muck
Firestone
121%
80%
'
refund
debs
ret
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98
100
f
S4
84
and refund
First
•r
Edison
81
80
93
97
83
83%
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——April-Oct
1999—1.
t
and
79%
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1978_—-—June-Dec * „1
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a
%
75
112
1977—;
L
series
3s sinking
First
76%
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s
2%s
82
'
June-Dec
1981
mortgage 3s
Consolidated
75
:
''
First
s
90%
72
68
97
110
26
80
*—
1973—May-Noy
May
2042
ser
debentures
ref
&
General
84%
94%112
1970_._May-.9epZ
h
2%s
81%
72
97
;
-June-Dec
Combustion Engineering Inc—
Commonwealth Edison
61s
81
9t7«
—--May-Nov
3'As
Elec
3%s conv subord debs
59
1
32
78
-
-
1983.—.— ——May-Nov
—Mar-SeDt
1987
9
86%
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81
7
123
78
.
3s
K
ser
&
93
60
85%
74%
70
72
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1984
1964
Ohio
3%s
4%s
70
88
May-ZVoo
subord
tfolumbus
-
3%s
&
5s
84%
40
Mar-Sept
debentures series N
101
'74
.—April-OcZ
:
j'/2S
coilv
-
ref
conv
Eastern
94%
92
77%
74
72%
59%
—
1983
5%s
101
87
7
44
81
1980_—_——Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
1981__
—
1
99fff
14
95%
80%
71%
J an-July
—
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5%s debs series H 1982
L
*
1,637
90%
95%
80%
—_ApfiZ-Oct
—
1979———
V/bb
,
lOOA
90%
.
1975———Feb-Aup
B
debs series
O
series
3%s
tr
convertible
4s
98%
r
23
99% 100
May-Not
1st
June-Dec
1975
debentures series C
%
"74
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Inc—
3%s
92%
__
—
3%s
;
91
"90%
82
A
14
A
May-Nov
series
66
•'5
1336__
Gas System
59%
79%
A
&
Douglas
69
92%
June-Ocf
.Mar-Sept
_
1969-
37'«.s
1993
mtge- 4%$ 1994i-i:_
3s debentures
62%
79%,
June-Dec
mtge
toiumbla
3
9%
115% 118
80
Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961-May-Nov
Detroit.Tol & fronton RR 2%8 ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
92%
._Mar-Sept
-A 1st
-J—-—Apr-Oct
.Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961
April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron C'orp 47/»s
1977
Jan-July
1st
63
25%
26
99%
Detroit
83
105
64
June-Dec
1982
3s
81
98
25%
9
9
Co—
Rla Grande Western RR—A'/
Second
78
94
60
2%s
coll
Gen
93'A
86
mortgage
RR
1993
Light
Gen
67
Louis Ry—
.
&
&
3'As
77%
60%
81
63
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s l990_May~ZVop
Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
mortgage
'<58
'61%
■
& St
M
Division
Power
Diamond
'leveland
1st
133
66%
^99% 100%
inipl 4%s series E 1977._Jan-.ZnZp
Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JuZy
First
72%\':
77%
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Cincinnati
Gen
73
59%
__—Jan-July
1993
B
62 %
'
81
1969
E
1963
Western
Edison 3s series H 1970
General and refund 2%s series I
Gen & ref mtge 2.%s ser J 1985
82%
84 Va
66%
136
16
.
Detroit
May-Nov
Chicago
1993.
4s
Series
5s
21
62 7 -H
'63
1982—May-Nov
series
extended
4s
refund
Essex
3%s
81
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974.
:—Feb-Aug
0 I T Financial Corp 4s debs 1960——Jan-July
3%»; debentures
1970__.
Mar-Sept
f'As debentures 1971-.-^—Aprll-Ocf
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
Jan-July
''leveland
66%
60'/4
mtge 23/4a 1975_Ap;fZ~Gct
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Union Terminal—
morlgage gtd
77
Jan-July
Cincinnati
First
P
59%"
76
2
9%
31
9%
117%
Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4%% 2018;
April
DOnver & Salt Lake Income mortgage' (3 %
fixed 1%
contingent Interest) 1993
^an-july
5s
series
& Elec
Gas
15
10
9%
April-Oct
mortgage series A (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
1%
;
Jan-July
Ind RR 4%s A
& West
ucmnati
76
78
66'A
iii
——Feb=Aug
1963
F
G
morlgage
1965
Detroit
76'/.
—Mar-Sept
1994
81%
49%
78
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_/v
VA
!——Jaw-July ;
LI
Station3%s series
Union
First
49%
.
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mtge
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'
63
54
9%
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1988
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and
&
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?i
55
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1994
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M
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9
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Lackawanna &
Delaware
'
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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Chicago
1
71"
-
5
June-Dec
1977
mtge & coll tr 5s
mtge & coll.tr 4%s
,1st
-88
77-
..
Paul & Pacific RR—
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser
A 1980
41/2S income debs 1995
mtge
-
56%
90
77
April
A5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
—Mar-Sept
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: '[P.--v."
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1st
r
,
74
56'A
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9%
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1970
Collateral trust 4r6s May 1
Pennsylvania Division—
88
70 %
__
4%s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
Increased series B Jan 1 2044_.—April
conv
99%
93
76
70%
————May-Nov
1
&
Range Since
No.
'
82
76
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41/26
subord
Morris
86
93
1970
B
debentures
AIncome mortgage due
>
87:
80%
2%s
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Sold
High
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
82
April
_May-Nov
1985
Jan
Co
debentures
Delaware
96
81
80'A
A;
■>
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$
&
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96
81
92
—
series A
4s
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Delaware
84%
*
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~
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13%
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June-Deo
1970
4s series
4%s
•
June-Dec
Daystram Inc 43As conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage
3s 1978
Jan-July
First
mortgage a%s 1982
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 5s 1987
May-Nou
1st
inc conv
Chicago Milwaukee St
,
1227/a,v-103'/a X
93%
77%
77
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
morlgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A2nd morlgage 4'/2S inc ser A Jan 2003—April
,
94
or
Bid & Asked
■
4s
lien & ref
First
Western 4s series A
Gresjt
AGeneral
,
•
83%
105%
77
77%
!; Chicago & Erie 1 st gold 5s 1982————May-Nov
•■•
91%
1970
mortgage 4& June 30.1970
Adst lien & ref
,
126
93 %
impt M 3'/2S series D
A5s income debs Jail 2054
V
117%
83%
111
refunding mortgage 3%s lOSS-^Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 197O__Feb-Au0
ref mtge 3s 1990
-—Feb-Aug
ref mtge 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
AGeneral
,
AImp & equip
87
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
j.'i
90'A
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
(1942 series)
>
93
101%
93
and
1st
RR—
A 1st
and
First
■
85'A
99
Chicago Burlington & Qiiincv RR—
'
Cuba
Period
—
mortgage 4s
88
106% 107%
J an-July
gen
A 1st
49
Kys
90
J an- July
1984
Northern
ACurtis
——Apr-Oct
1981
Ohio
&
Refund and
40%
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Cuba
A 1st
107
NOVEMBER 13
New York Stock Exchange
High
241
90
1992—Mar-Sept
1996—May-Nop
Refund and impt M 3%s series E 1996__Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37/eS series H 1973_._June-.Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chesapeake
Low
41 'A
1965—Jan-July
deb
3%s
Fibre
&
suboid
conv
":
No.
"86
—-Jan-July
.variants
ENDED
Jan. 1
Corp—
Paper
Debenture
High
WEEK
FOR
Range Since
40%
1974__Feb-Auff
ibtib
Feb-Aug
B
seu.es
Bonds
Sold
81%
—dpriZ-Oct
1074
5V2s conv Subord debs 1979—
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
o.s>Us conv suoord debs ww 1971
i
40 Va
Co 3%s series A
33as
mortgage
1387
3s
Power
Pacific Ry
r'irst
J 3'As
N
York
New
[Central
Cerro
of
Co.
RANGE
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-JuZy
1957—Feb-Aug
54%
Aorll-Oet
12%
96
143
12
66
-
28%
A
'
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The Commercial and Financial
(2064)
Chronicle
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
or
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
Ol Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser
3%s series B 1979
mtge 3 %s series G 1980
mtge 3%s series H 1989
1st
1st
3 %s
Ma J-Mot
*80
__
Feb-Aug
81
-V
76
v
80%
...
__
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982—-Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s series J 1981-.——__ Jan-Julf
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge 4%s series L 1989
Feb-Aug
Harvester
__
—
__
Bell Telephone 3%s 1938
Jan-July
New jersey
Power & Lignt 3a 1974
Mar-Sept
Nevr Orleans Terra 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Nop
285%
N
8h
81
81%
*97
95
104%
96
104%
95%
104%
21
99
,..99
3 65s conv subord debs 1977
98%
4%s
98%
85%
Interstate Oil
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s
si
1-7-E
87
1$
85%
Power
Co
1977
96
231
297
151%
245
3%s 1978
Power & Light
1982
„
April-Oct
110
27/8s
Royal
4%s
Dutch
Kanawha
—
*85%
debs
1979
Mar-Sept
104%
&
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Apr-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dee
Kansas City Southern Ry 3V4s ser O 1984_june-Deo
Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974
Apr-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs
adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Julf
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-Julf
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
1961
4%s
unguaranteed
Shore
3'%s
Mich
&
registered
Lehigh
Coal
Lehigh
Valley
1st
&
1st
&
ref
75
80%
86%
South
gold
75
A
1970
80%
75
75
84
<
75
45%
92 %
93
2%
62
a
95%
30
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123
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:
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99
75
75
73
79
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68
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75
_
Aprll-Oci
—.
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82
Coal Co—
stamped
5s
1964,
stamped
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1974
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
mortgage
extended
5s
to
Feb-Aug
Valley Railway Co (N Y.)—
18t mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
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68
4s
Series B
Jan-Julf
A
C
Series
Interest 2003
43%
Map-No?
Map-No?
A
Series
E
contingent Interest 2003
4%s contingent Interest 2003
A
Series
F
5s
3 75s
subord
4.50s
debentures
debentures
Star Gas
1980
1682
&
mtge 2%s
refund
ser
G
2003
3%s
ser
H
2003
refund
mtge
refund
mtge 3%a ser I 2003
St
Louis dlv second
gold 3s
Louisville Gas
1st
mtge
1st
&
Elec
3'%s
123%
92
—
2%s
60%
Co
1980
"ex wis"
1968
a
s
f
debentures
Stores
1972
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siiDord
McKesson &
3%a debs
1973
debentures
Minnesota
St
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Min
Paul
Si
Mf'g
a
Cum
5%s
series
adjustment
subord
1967
trust
ser
debs
Natl
Chatt
Cylinder
National
3s
A
Jan
1967
2033
100%
95%
--
79%
•
—
—
—
1
St
Louis
2000
3s
mortgage
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3#
F Jlf J
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—
2
82
89
82%
104 %
97
83 VB
\
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May
—
57
62%
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106
94%
110
Edison
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mortgage
Oklahoma
1st
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3%s
subord
April-Oct
Gas &
Electric
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94%
93 Va
100%
*85%
95
*81'2
87
*74%
79
■
•
92
88
—
78%
78%
56%
57
62%
63%
Fii'st. &
2%s
series
1981^—June-Dec
P
First
&
refunding 2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dcc
M
3%s series
1984—
W
June-Dec
88
88%
1st
<&.
55%
65%
1st
&
62 %
71%
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92
84%
5
57%
73%
25%
547
21%
43
55
66%
30
93
*82
83
85
85
85
*
2%s
debentures
1986
3'/as
debentures-1987
Tel
&
debentures
3%s
3 VaS
debentures
1991
debentures
1988
68%
76%
Pacific
207
66%
75%
Pan
74
59%
71%
Western Oil
59
146
55%
68%
56
57%
305
54
65
91%
91%
11
89%
98 VA
Consolidated
62%
62%
17
45%
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99
102
Mar-Sept
4%s
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54%
77
88
87
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78 Va
115%
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__
—
106
__
84%
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83
89 Va
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84
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79
87 Va
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104
98 %
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debentures
f
s
*80
*78%
June-Dos
A 1979—May-No?
Consol mortgage
70%
80
77 % " 86
89%
80 V
5
.74%
Last
,
Low
Period
High
Low
NO.
High
73%
73%
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. I
Sold
Bid & Asked
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%« series A 1981—Jan-July
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER J 3
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
96
98%
84
87
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106 %
93
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RANGE
Interest
Exchange
Period
~
debs
suoord
conv
or
Sale Price
Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc £7/as sir debs 1979
turnips
Petroleum
debentures
2%s
99
1964
92 %
92%
3%s
EJeclric
Co
Power
debs
conv
*87
-98'h
3s
Service
Gas
Swift
68
68
*93
5
68
91
90%
5
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100 '•>
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99%
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80
91-1'2
1977
91'A
81
102
119
9
87
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92%
93
86%
86%
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10
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1952—
6s
mtge
90
1321%
,
subord
Gas
debs
General mortgage
ftohr
Aircraft
Royal
McBee
5'As
debs
conv
debs
Union Electric
Second
gold
Louis-San
1st
88
3s
92
1017/b
144'A
1,753
71%
5
81'%
11
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96
112
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106
12
157
99
112%
June-Dec
83
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
^.April-Oct
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1st
4s series
series
4s
income debs
bond
4s
112'%
84
90%
133
120'A
41
Union
Paul
3'/8s
70'A
76
2
6814
70
41
70
68%
May
Mar-Sept
71%
Co of Missouri
3%s
68%
1st
Air
mtge
3%s
f
s
Line
70
46
68
debs 1082
*80
--
1
-
96'%
—
102%
Jan-July
E)
1977
4%s
Acceptance
debentures 1972
4%s
subord
debs
5s
debentures
'ears
Roebuck
Seiberling
5s
Pipe
5'As
•Jhell
212
debs
Gas
Oil
Oil
75
debs
debentures
98%
95
20
96 Va
94%
103'/a
99
108%
65
97%
105 %
99
99%
94%
96
*84
941/4
2%s
debentures
114
98 %
77
84
14
83 'A
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—
100%
552
Jan-July
93%
95
36
93%
7812
33
76%
81%
78
78
78%
8
72%
72
72%
6
74%
Gold
4'As
Gold
4'As
Fran
dan
Co—
J 969
1st
First mortgage
inlge 3%s ser
series
Ry first consol gold 5s
1st mtge coil tr 4'As 1988
Inc
5s
1983
debs
75
65
73
94
100
86'A
Washington Terminal 2f%s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
86%
93
91
I
1966
guaranteed
141%
89 %
92
93%
75
92
85%
86%
86 %
71
96%
85'A
*83%
93%
84
*61 %
59
-
5'As
1982—
debentures
Western Pacific
>
RR Co 3%s ser A
1981
1984
debentures
income
3%s
debs
conv
Whirlpool
Wilson
Wisconsin
2
1st
'92%
-
96
'*
71%
72%
ll3,
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77%
126
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—
s
f debs 1980—
19
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94
94
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79
83%
—
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1971
74 %
92
74%
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77%
76%
Deferred
delivery
the
In
74%
sale \not
year's range,
the
In
n
year's range,
,
.
.
100
70
107%
93
89%
95
—
94%
June-Dec
Jan-July
Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
included
98
2
93
87%
included in the year's, range, d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's .range. rCash sale
y Ex-coupon.
'
•
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
■
nn
nt
X Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section <7 of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
included
109
80
126
11
96'A
*81'%
Jan-July
mtge 4'As Inc scries A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
105%
95%
89%
65%
98
95%
—
17
RR Co—^
Central
mtge 4s
96 V2
99%
16
88---
88
.Jan-July
May-Woo
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
4%s debs 1978
S B first 4s I960,
Gen
100
1
101
90 VA
87%
*95%
Mar-Sept:
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1975
3'As
Corp
Co
&
96
101
-
68
57%
5
•
101% 101%
—
60
—
59 %
.
96%
1994
1984
65
90%
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
April-Oct;
—_Jan-July
registered 2361
—,
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
100
83%
—
90%
82%
88
2361
series
4s
148
120
80
90
-
82
88
..-May-Woo
Ja»-July
1974
3'As
3'As
4s
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—;
66'A
"
- *
90'A
1970—Feb-Aug
1967_Jan-JuZy
78 Va
62'A
—
83'A
r
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-NoV
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Wisconsin Public Be vice 3'As
--
..
subord
conv
76 %
80
First
Winston-Salem
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Memphis' div first gold 5s 1996—
;
Jan-July
Southwestern .Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985_——April-Oct
3'/8s debentures
87
66 '/a
86%
*82
Gen
76
125%
—
89%
1986—
E
84%
84'A
—■
65%
Gen
69%
"
i
77
84%
75
—May-Nov
Feb-Aup
4s ser F
Weslingliouse E'lectrlc Corp 2%s 1971^
'
-
southern
Spiegel
66
*120
--
90
,_Mar-Sept
May-No?
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961—;
Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series H 1983
—April-Oct
2%s
—
*63
.
'
138
90
74
82
*94%
Mar-Sept
85
*
1981—
Term
Southern Paciric RR Co—
,
•
Jan-July
Jan-July
S"
A 1977
84%
1975—Mar-Sept
76
74%
—
81
87
Wabash RR Co—
5s
Natural Gas Co. 4%s conv 1973_June-Deo
(Oregon Lines)
June-Dec
June-Dec
_Mar-Sepi
1976
debs
1983
6s subord income debs 2008
lien & ref
1st
117%
77%
98
95'/4
76
88'A
*79%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
first
'•
84%
*99 * i"
95'A
74
and ref nitge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepi
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref M 3'As ser J 1982——
April-Oct
1st
Power
91%
87%
87
-80
*87%
First
1st
the
85
128'A
_
A Bonds
selling flat.
.
.
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.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the following extensive li=t
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Nov. 9 and ending Friday, Nov. 13. It is compiled from the report of the Amercan Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
,
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Low
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Consol
Corp
Products
class
Inc__:
Co—
Inc
~
Shoe' Stores—
For footnotes
4%
5 V4
see
page
Friday
High
4%
5%
Low
3,500
2.700
4
4%
Nov
21%
303
62
68%
20 030
9%
5.600
8%
Sep
43a
4%
2,800
4%
Oct
18%
18'A
20J
13%
Jan
__
68
1
9
1
*
4%
8^8
33.
I
Last
17%
7
47%
Jan
Oct
Sep
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Oct
®
9% July
22% July
9'A July
98
May
13% Mar
9'A Mar
19 %
July
Aid
Investment
Ajax
Discount
&
lnc_
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
5%
cumulative
Shares
—10
5%
LOW
300
:
1
5%
^8
1,200
%
131
83
38 %
38%
39
6%
6%
75
84
%
*2,900
6%
800
83
*
Oct
Jan
Jan
Oct
23% Jan
78
preferred—.—-—100
Airlines Inc
Range Since Jan.1
High
5%
1
preferred—100
Wood Steel Co common
Alaska
for Week
_50
Southern
Alabama
Alan
whether
Sales
Range
50c
Ltd
Petroleums
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
5'A Mar
''
Monday,
13
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
21
1
Manufacturing Corp_
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass
,_1
4%
4%
1
Corp
Aeronca
Aero
1
10
Industries
Aerojet-General
A
NOVEMBER
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
•
i27%
.
95%
27
88'A
*78
Jan-July
1968
1978
F
Penn
94 %
-
series
Shore
90%.
—
~~
:——Feb-Auy
debentures 1970
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s-4'As 1994Pacific
3s
West
,
convertible
First 4'As
4'As conv subord
West
119%
1947
A
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
87%
97%
4%s
ctfs
132%
82
'
ioulhern
88%
110%
.
Jan-July
Edison Co—
104%
78%
80
111'A 112
207
West Penn Electric
111
—
98'
June-Dec
-—Jan-July
1987-
Southern Califorriia
Q" I
84
17
86
83 %
1986
——
85%
80
*75
iii%
1976——Feb-Aug
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969
104%
1
33
95%
April-Oct
1971
1979,
1985
Southern
88%
%
99%
1982—,—_April-Oct
debentures
2%s
3'As
91
83
—
95%>
1983— Feb-Attfl
docony-Vacuum oil 2%s 1976
-—June-Dec
"Southern Bell Telephone -& Telegraph Co—
3s
debentures
1979
1
-Jan-July
•V,
811/4
90
85
Marchant—
subord
conv
1
Corp—
4%s conv debs
4kelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
5'As
75
98%
-Jan-July
debentures
2Vis
"74%
206
Participating
117%
100%
100% 101%
—
1982-—ApriZ-Oct
debs
f
Corp
Smith-Corona
75
88%
101 :ln
1979
s
; '
Vanadium
97
98%
99%
100
*83%
May-Nov
f debs
s
50
19
77 /.
Jan-July
J&n-July
§ A 3'As assented series
•
—
4%s
741/2
108'A
|A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Deo
§ A 3'As assented series A 1951
.June-Deb
5A0%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§A3'As assented series O 1951
June-Dec
85'%
Co—
subord
conv
.
Jan-July
Co
&
75
Feb-Aug
1977
Line 3.20s
Oil
Union
Sinclair
&
subord
conv
Service
1966—
Corp—
1982
Rubber
3ha»mrock
:
Sons 2Vis
&
83
94
102:,.( 105
*96
—
May-No?
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1980
Roebuck
^ars,
91%
80
*76%
--
1971
84
72
fcorp—
United Steel Works
78%
84
78
*83%
85
80
98%
—
75%
75'A
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
s f debs 1973--—;—ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
i
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970-—
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971—
J an-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
-May-Woo
4%s s f debs 1972
.April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
-Apru-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
-Jan-July
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-NoV
2%8 debentures 1967—
April-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
—Jan-July'
82
8)
Co—
B
debentures
(Jos
<eagram
RR
series
3s
2
-June-Dec
May-Nov
RR 2%s debentures
Union Pacific
77%
69%
^
^aboard
73%
Union Tank Car 4'As
76%
81
68
May-Woe
—April-Oct
4cloto V & New England 1st gld 4s 1989
May-Won
4rott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s
73%
*99'A
1971—May-Nov
California 2%s debs 1970
Union Oil of
80
68 %
9
*70%
Mar-Nov
1989
B
6
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
debentures
1968
—May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
1st mtge
3'As 1982
—
90
71%
"
76
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Depot
84
Ry—
certificates
Second 4s inc bond
83
*71 Va
Jan-July
2022
Jan
Jan 2006
A
ser
!
1980
B
Louis-Soutiiwestern
First
Ry' Co—
A 1997
4Vis ser A
inc
mtge
mtge
A5s
n
1996
6s
Francisco
mortgage
80
First
§A6%s debs series A 1947
u
80
*87'A
78
93
.
Jon-July
1977
%guenay Power 3s series A 1971—
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
97 y8
80
Feb-Aup
93
104
—
Mar-Sept
1977
it
90 y4
June-Dec
89
■
AprZZ-Oct
t
conv
27
96'A
88
Corp—
3'As series J 1969
C'As
92%
99'A
226
Jan-July
•_Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
Electric
&
1974
3'As 1986—
Co
82'A
' "
Oil Corp—
4%s conv
91%
95 VA
96
80%
Feb-Aujf
1978—
tochcster
92%
91%
■■*98%
8
134%
_M«y-Nov
1978
-tlchfield
92
84
86
6
—
:
B
77
78%
27
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—JWne-Deo
Tri-iContinental Corp 2%s debs 1961—
Mar-Sept
90
71%
84'A
90%
78'2
88'A
170 Vb
5
81%
80 %
83'A
96 7U
128
71%
1
87%
,78%
*78 %
6
90
87%
*77 %
78%
April-Oct
86%
.96
93%
82'A
85
Tidewater
81%
82
-May-Nov
1953
C
series
33/as
Orleans
New
80 'A
7
*85
E 1985—Jan-July
ser
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Oil
92
88
Pacific—
85
86 %
^._Feb-Aufli
adjustment bonds—v 'A
5'As series A 1978
4 Vis -series
of
*83%
156
Debt
4Vis
RR
Term
98'A
85
13
110
82%
*_
86%
96%
Corp of America 3'/2S conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/»s series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—* April-Oct
§AConsol
refund M 3%s
75
Radio
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975—
Rhine-Westplmlia Elee Power Corp—
JADirect mtge 7s 1950—
94
102
91
88%
80'A
•
84%
86%
93%
—
83-
impt M 4s series C 2019——Jan-July
impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
(The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
Texas & New OrPeans RR—
First and refund M 3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
97'A
86'A
80'/a
88%
and
and
78'A
50
.
,
Louis—
St
Pacific-Missouri
45
81%
-
*85%
and
General
105
80'A
104
*151% 156%
Jan-July
Rheerii
of
123
95%
*93%
—Jan-July
May-Woo
1973
Assu
Refund
98%
89
4
*99
Mar-Sept
1964
RR
Refund
Texas
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_ April-Oct
1975—
April-Oct
§ A Direct
81
123
10612 108 "2
-
June-Dec
debentures
89%
79
108
debentures
2%s
101
85
__
-
1972—
debentures
Terminal
103 y2
94%
45
80'/4
Texas Company
*87
Oats
95%
.
Mar-Sept
Co—
93%
90
91
90%
96
2%s
72%
93
._
1972
debentures
2%s
95
36
.
-
*91
91 %
Co.
9
99Vi,
79%
81%
Mar-Sept
851/2
&
96'A
A.
High
92
98%,
105"*
102
Sunray
9
debentures
Quaker
98%
(Ohio)
86'A
3%s
debentures
98%
Co
6
97%
'
Jan-July
4%s 1992
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
97%
2
*84
4%s
Oil
86
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First arid refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
and
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debentures 1974
—Jan-July
2%s
94
and
1st
Standard Oil
76
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
..
99 VA
96%
96%
102
;97%
86%
First
3 Vis
April-Oct
5
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First-and
3VaS conv 1982—April-Oct
1983
88%
1963
May-Woo
relunding mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
First and
of
(Indiana)
debentures
87
debentures
First and
1993——J an-July
OH
Oil
4'As
Range Since
Sold
High
99'A
Superior
May-Nov
&
91
California: 4%s
standard
Standard
97%
98 Vb
Jan-July
1973
Electric
96
Bonds
orFridayfs
Bid & Asked
April
4%s 2013
ASpokane Internl first gold
120%
72%
-
__
981«
ApriZ-Oct
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public
102'A
8b
;
.
Low
Standard
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1983
3s
97
91%
102'A
*72%
Sale Price
May-Woo
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3Vis s f debentures 1986
Potomac
114
5
April-Oct
1862
B
88%
7
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Period
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971_——May-Woo
.
5s series
320
Interest
New York Stock Exchange"
High
400
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh YoungsLown & Ashtabula Ry—
gen
*
Low
92%
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General' mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Plttsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
1st
13
BONDS.
April-Oct
1970
A
No.
10414 106'A
104'4
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
5s series
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Jan. 1
99% 100" '
Feb-Aug
WEEK
Range Since
Sold
High
96'A 100
.
Consolidated guai-anteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Ma2/-Nov
mortgage
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
4'As conv -subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/aS 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General
Friday's
Low
1984—
FOR
"Week's Range
Last
Corporation—
4'As
.
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Philco
23>»
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
-1
,
(2065)
6%
Jan
Sep
High
7'/e Aug
1% Jan
Aug
91% Apr
39% Oct
150
92
Oct
8% Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 16, 1959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Shares
Par
,
Low
Algemene Kunatsljda M V—
Amer dep rcta Amir tharea—
Algom-Uranlum Mines Ltd
6%
I
4Va
4
4%
5%
11%
Corp
Co
Sep
Nov
12
11%
Oct
Canadian
Petiofina
Ltd
3%
Jan
5%
Jun
Canadian
Williston
Minerals——
Jan
5% Mar
3%
1,400
July
Jan
11% May
Oct
8%
32
65% Mar
12%
11%
12%
14,100
8%
Feb
14 Vs
22%
25%
28,800
11%
Jan
25%
■
of America $3.75
pfd_100
6%
Electronics Inc
1
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
—£1
American Laundry Machine
2#
American MARC Inc
50c
American Manufacturing Co
2t
13%
Beverage
American
American
Book
American
Corp
Co
Meter
Co
14%
5%
39%
.12%
14
44%
44%
7%
42%
41%
Photocopy Equip Co
•
Corp
of
Del—1
preferred
1
Writing Paper
;
■
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
Amurex
Oil
Co
Anaoon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Castle
9% Aug
Cenco
8
16%
4%
Central
Central
Maine
46 % Aug
47% Aug
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
30
200
36
50 y2
Jun
Apr
Jan
20% July
10%
4% Jun
VFeb
31
100
4%
Mar
2%
2%
5,400
%
'
Nov
I
shares
'
;
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72%
—.—•
preferred—
Armour &
Co
Co
Charter
—
Armstrong Rubber class AArnold Altex Aluminum Co
Convertible
Aro
1
Stores
Laundries
Associated
Oil
&
A
Atlas
Golfo
Atlas
Devices
61 %
59
20%
20%
41 Va
69 V*
Jan
46%
Jan
Sep
100
6,800
11%
Jan
22
4,600
22
32
30%
32
21
Jan
36% July
Feb
13% May
8%
6,600
24 Mi
23%
25%
1,200
1%
5%
62,600
12,600
1
1
20%
1
Sep
July
Jan
Nov
29% Mar
21*6
Aug
Feb
8%
Apr
Jan
Compo
3%
Apr
13%
*26,200
2%
Feb
36
225
21%
Jan
1%'
101
Sep
3%
1,200
1%
Jan
300
2%
56
3
240
51%
Sep
6,900
2%
Oct
106%
3%
64
Jan
Apr
May
6%
Jan
10%
10%
11%
8,300
8%
Sep
2%
Oct
20
4V2
Mar
Jan
10e
S
50s
•
Industries
Jan
16% July
Continental
Materials
Feb
26%
Corp
Cook
&
2,700
3%
Jam
3,200
3%
Jan
5%
Nov
10%
2,600
7
Sep
14% July
35%
24%
35%
29.600
17
Oct
35%
47
45%
47
900
35
Jan
50 Va May
9%
27%
29
Nov
1 %
1%
1%
7%
7%
100
—50S
16%
6%
At
Burma
38%
2,700
96
97%
140
94
Sep
100
22%
24%
4,100
18
Oct
27
13%
13%
200
9%
Jan
16%
May
Apr
2%
3,300
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
2
2
5
5
6%
6%
5%
31%
7%
31%
34
37
40,600
8,600
15%
35%
4%
6V8
Apr
Apr
Jun
12%
27%
43%
Jun
Oct
7%
Nov
9% Mar
Apr
Jan
34
42% July
9,200
13,800
9
llf Sep
33 %
Sep
Feb
3fa Jun
Jan
46
9%
200
7A Mar
9
9^ Oct
300
7 Vs
9%
36%
500
60,800
7%
fa
Tfa
10%
10%
11%
?
24,300
July
35% Sep
10%
Nov
46
49 %
1,300
29
Mar
18
17
18
1,100
15
Oct
16
15%
7
6%
8
8
16%
7
9%
!
6%
3
12 %o
8
21%
Sep
Nov
16%
Nov
8%
Feb
Sep
17 Va
1,900
6
Oct
12%
Feb
7%
700
6"% July
8%
Apr
Nov
100
10
10% July
SVa Aug
Apr
12%
Jan
9 Ye
Jun
8%
3,000
2V<t Jan
9%
15%
10%
4,600
9%
Nov
-K
i.r
12,100
%
3
3%
1,100
2%
Jan
7%
8
4% Mar
Jan
21%
2%
18%
58
22 %
3
19%
1,400
3,100
Nov
Jan
1,200
2%
2"%
14
July
6%
Jan
17%
Feb
13% Jan
%
Feb
4% Mar
10 Va Mar
6,300
20%
Oct
36%
14,000
2%
Feb
7,700
18%
Nov
5% Mar
23% Jan
Jan
33%
1
618
100
57% Aug
61 %
Jan
47
250
46
52
Jan
57%
100
54%
318
400
33%
33%
50
7%
10,200
6fY
Sep
Sep
3% July
33
Oct
4%
preference
34%
34%
100
3%
3%
16,000
20
Petroleum*
Co
For footnotes see
page
Ltn
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(new)—*
33.
3%
7%
2,300
7%
5%
2,700
5
14,600
]§
10c
5%
5%
•
20%
20%
21%
Nov
10 VH
Jan
May
6%
Jan
fa
Jan
Sep
2%
2,900
1
5%
13.800
5
Apr
8% Maf
18%
Oct
23%
7
7
7
200
6%
Oct
10 Va Mar
4%
4%
4%
18,000
2%
Jan
8
16,000
7
Sep
7%
7%
■
14%
14
14%
2.800
10%
8
8%
500
6%
Oct
5
5
5%
1%
5,900
1%
-{{j
II,103
33
34
18
(Md)
"A"
H
Jan
partic:
IV2
Oil
26%
Jan
18%
2,800
12%
Jun
18%
Sep
21 %
Feb
Jan
20%
Apr
16 %
303
14%
Feb
18 % May
300
13% Jun
18% Sep
—
18%
300
7
7%
2,700
8
,8%.'.
.
x8%
3
4%
38%
24
.
16% Mar
20
Apr
10% May
Apr
Cuban-Venezuelan
*
8^ Nov
Jan
4% July
'41%
Nov
65%
7%
200
7 %
Oct
10 y4
V. 2,500
9%
Nov
10% July
15% Jan
40%
38 %
41%
.500
3%
•1'
j
3%
3%
3,800
3%
Sep
7 y2
7.
7f/2 '
1,800
7
Nov
•
1
18
18%
%
f"l».
200
1
31
17%
3
11,900
31%
49
Aug
5
Jun
Jan
12%'May
,
19%
Apr
Jan
Nov
.1% Jan
Jun
4
29
120
Jan
%
36 V2
.
Sep
46% July
% Jan
29
Oct
49%
'9
"~V4
47%
Oil
2%
37%
9%
10%
•
50c
14,700
21,200
39
7%
25c
Co
38
'Nov
19% Nov
Jan
4 %
900
3%
'
_
common—•
Co
Apr
200
18%
•
2.50
Tobacco
22% Mar
3% Mar
8% Jan
16
18%
8
.—
Apr
"Mar
lOVa Mar
Jan
4%
7
Sep
8Va
:
14%
Internat'l
Cubic
Corporation
Curtis
vtc—
—%o
—:
Manufacturing
Daitch
Crystal
Davega
Co
Feb
1
34,400
49%
%
30,900
A——*-
class
Stores
Dairies-
Corp
preferred-—
Davidson. Brothers Inc———;
MIg class
debentures
Productions
Gasket
i
&
A
—20c
12 Va
3
,
7%
15
Diversey
Nov
8% Mar
Ltd.
Ltd—
Ltd
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
10
Textile
.
11
Jan
May.
33%
1,000
2%
'
Oct
15
16%
12
3 %
-.3%
18%
1
4
8,800
500
'
7,900
18%
900
Hs
14,200
10 Vs
lOVa
ioy4
1,000
9%
9%
9%
370
Us
29
Jan
Sep
14
Oct
13% Jan
4% Mar
38%
147
Harris
Feb
9Va
Jan
2%
Jan
4% Feb
17% May
% Sep
21% Jnly
1% Feb
-
Oct
14V4 Aug
9 Va Aug
9% Sep
10
3%
Apr
4fa Oct
20%
100
16%
Jan
24 V2
1%
1%
400
1%
11%
Jan
3.
Co
10%
52,800
•''K.^.OOO
9Jg July
21 Va May
14
Feb
Feb
Nov
13% Jan
26
Mar
16%
16
17
1,000
15
Sep
23% Jan
16%
17 Va
1,900
15
Jan
20% July
10
Jan
12 % Mar
Nov
Oct
15% Apr
38% Apr
9
Oct
19
6
Apr
Apr
Ltd—
10%
——*
7.50
1
1
*
Co
"9%
—*
1
*
Laboratories
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Hosiery ciass B common
9%
30%
9
300
10%
23,400
9%
150
29%
9%
5,000
7%
7%
5,100
47 %
46%
47%
500
33%
32%
9
40%
Apr
8% July
47V» Aug
37% July
15Va Jun
46
34%
21.300
8%
8%
6,600
8%
Oct
28%
8%
29%
200
27%
Nov
45%
46 %
14,000
43 %
Oct
34% Aug
53% Jan
8%
17,600
6
Jan
9% May
2,000
3 Va
Jun
4
fa "May
2,400
3%
5%
Jan
8
May
Sep
1
8 Va
7%
10s
3%
3
6
5%
1
10%
31
'.7%
5
1
i
6
Jan
19
650
23
Jan
26%
700
25%
Oct
8% Feb
32% Mar
39 % Mar
11 %
73,500
4%
Jan
12% Apr
40%
Jun
•
1
Test
Nov
17
Co
Corp
Sulphur &
14
•
32.50
B)
11%
10%
13%
•
Co
(Allan
Jun
29%-Mar
18% July
Ltd
common
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Duro
Jun
stock
Oil Company
Brewery Ltd
Durham
400
3
-
—,—
ord
Chemical Co
(The) Corp
DuMont
1
2%
—
Coal
&
&
Inc
Power
312
20 V*
1
Douglas
Duke
Nov
lc
preferred
Driver
8% Mar
5
—1
Dominion
Dow
3"
—10s
reg^
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dorsey
5,700
580
15%,May,
1
.
rets ord
Petroleum
$2
2,700
12%
■
16% Apr
rV*.May
4% Aug
28% Aug
33%
12%
Nov
May
11% May
i
18%
——10c
Corp
Dorr-Oliver
-
4-
Supermarkets-
Diversified Stores Corp
—
Dixon Chemical & ResearchDome
Us
5%
11%
1
—^—25o
preferred——
Co
■
11%
300
135
1
—
dep
11,300
4%
5
32 Va
Manufacturing—1
Quality
1st
Amer
'
4,100
8%
15
100
Inc_
$1.25 preferred
Dpvon-Palmer Oils
Common
l'.r
5
common
11%
7%
—
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
Development Corp of America—
Dilbert's
4
-r
33
^—50c
Dennlson
Detroit
r5
10c
—;
11%
■
15.-
_1
Dejay Stores
Desilu
8
20
—
8%
11%
50c
^_2.50
.common..:
5%
May
10% Mar
Sep
Feb
5
Feb
Oct
38
Mar
Oct
26
Oct
3
Mar
18
Nov
29%
Duval
Dynamics
Corp
of
25
24
25%
5% May
18
Potash
Co
America
•
26%
25%
-1
11%
9%
E
38
6
26
•
7%
5%:
Jan
5
•
—
7%
5%
20c
60J/4 Mar
318
5
58
46%
56
47
1
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
51%
8
8%
18%
50
.
15%
18
13
8%
1
Gas Co
Jan
1,900
2%
10c
50
Jan
8%
15,100
%
1
41V2
17%
7%
11
15
shares__3s 6<J
•
14% Oct
6% Nov
3% May
7%
2.50
1,300
2,700
Oct
8%
14%
11
2%
Apr
18%
preferred.
Distillers
6H May '
48%
8%
25%
•
Day Mines Inc—
Oct
2%
15%
Sep
—1.50
Dayton Rubber Codass A
D. C., Transit System Tnc—
Class .A common
30%
35%
1
20 y2
14l/8
Feb
Feb
31
21%
1
600
-1
Nov.
600
34%
60
Dredge At Dock
6%
100
i7rr
10
<
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
so'
37%
6%
preferred
Canadian
37%
22%
9
preferred
6%%
27%
1
Insurance
Apr
13% Mar
25%
£0o
Eastern
Camden Fire
Mar
9
24 %
25%
16%
Oil At
Jan
10
common
25
Jun
1,300
4,200
•
ord
4%
30c
Corp
(The) Company
Consol
300
1
Aviation Inc
Electric Power common
$3.00 preferred
6%
6
34%
1
Oct
24
24
..July
22% May
Jan
18 % Mar
30c
California
$2.50
Jan
5%
250
1
(J P) At Son Inc
Biscuit Corp
Calvan
10%
1,500
£1
C
Calgary At Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
5,800
6%
Ltd—
Burroughs
Burry
17%
20
16"% July
13% Mar
8%
66%c
dep rets
3% Jan
8%
B__.—
26%
—
Cuban
45%
34%
Mines Ltd—
American
Jan
4% Aug
41% Mar
818
Machine Co
Hill
Jan
10%
3,900
36%
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
2 %
Nov
43%
818
preferred
preferred
serial
Die
Nov
7%
8%
new common
Jan
common..—
Cork
Jan
36%
Co
18
•
Crown
Jan
•
reg
Oct
Jan
2,700
20
Corp.
American
Nov
26
8
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
1%
,
1%
1%
Ltd—
Creole
Cuban
6% Mar
25
•
Crown
6Yb
5%
.—£1
60c convertible
Buell
Beverage
$1.12
5%
Nov"
_;
Oct
Nov
29
Jan
4%
,25%
—10c
1
Nov
Mar
26
11%
£1
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
29%
2%
230
2
10c
—
Central Petroleum
1,300
reg
class
10%
Oct
6,800
4%
1%
1
Crown
6% Aug
5%
4%
19%
Co
——
New class B common—
4%
preferred
Ltd
Jan^-
9,800
•
common—
Rubber
2 fa
3,200
6
2
4%
Ltd—
Reynolds,
Apr
Apr
9-V4 Jun
40
American dep receipts (ord reel.—£1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del) -50c
Petroleum
•
Crowley Mllnet & Co
—1
Mar
12%
Oct
Jan
$1 preferred class A
Cott
10%
5%
100
12% Feb
19% Sep
non-voting
&
Jan
9% Jan
6,700
1,600
Apr
4%
12
10%
—1
-1
Brown Fsrman Distillers common
Mills
B
Inc—
Feb
30% July
11% Nov
6,700
Courtaulds
12%
Power
Co
A
Class
7
Jan
40,700
Jun
x4
16
-1
•
Jan
43
43%
•
dep rets ord
Company
Class
Jan
Jan
4
1%
Inc.—.
Distillery
voting
Coro
19%
44,700
17%
Nov
8
3%
9%
.25
dep rets ord bearer
Petroleum
(III
2 %
I,700
51% Mar
34%
42V2
12
4
1
Co
19%
13% Feb
17% Jan
11,700
7%
—1
II %
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
Corby
9,000
6% Mar
Jan
16%
29
Apr
7
5,700
9%
5%
rets ord
4% Sep
200
5
19%
Columbia
Company
5
5
28 %
American Oil Co
American Tobacco—
Bruck
Oct
4,700
Manufacturing Co
Brown
1
1%
2,300
Breeze
B S F
19,600
1"
1
10%
—
Crane
40,300
20s
A
Jan
9%
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Pwr
ord—•
class
3
6%
20%
Ac Co
1
Bobble Brooks Inc
«
•
Bohack (H C) Co common
u.*
5%% prior cumulative
preferred-100
Borne Chemical Co Inc
1.50
Bourjols In j
.
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
New
Jan
10
6%
29%
—I
Feb
Jan
16
6,700
%
■
Sep
3Vo
3%
17%
i——60s
Ltd
15
2,100
29
3%
23
_
Amer
27
3%
9%
Blckford's Ino
Blauners
Blumenthal (S)
British
400
—
of Canada
Belock Instrument
Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
6%
10,700
20
Telephone
Brown
8%
26%
29%
Shoe Corp
Amer dep
7%
25%
7.80
Beau-Brummel Ties
Amer
7%
25%
27%
10%
1% July
Nov
* *
Inc
9%
15 y*
10%
6%
3%
24%
11%
6%
5%
-.—1.25
9,200
5%
9%
4
24%
6%
Corp——-_1
5,100
5
3%
22%
—
t
Engineering—1
3%
1
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Bearings Inc
British
&
18
——1
1
Petroleums
Commercial
12%
%
45,600
.Nov
33%
.'.—
Inc
Aviation
Continental
Corroon
Incorporated
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
British
Lines
15%
5%
5
10o
.
Basic
British
Air
Paint
14,503
,
Oct
May
53
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Continental
1.900
18
4%
39%
4
33
25%
140
Jan
1
Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp——
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
12%
Apr
Jan
33% Jan
% Apr
50c
Inc
"2%
7% Mar
Sep
108
1
Development
16
7
18
350
Apr
8%. July...
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•
16%
1965—
to
Containers
Consolidated
Continental
iVs
11%
400
3%
10
12%
1
1
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ext
Jan
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22,400
6
B
Brillo
Vtc
11% Mar-.
32
33%
Community Public Service
5%
Oct
Connelly
F<gb
Jan
—•
Co
Co.
Sep
17% Aug
42 Va Aug
Mar
July
*
1%
Shoe
73% May
6%
11,900
11%
6%
.
•
.-
Stone
3
54
1
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Engineering Co
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
&
2,100
104%
22%
$
106
Equipment
Ltd
Sand
Co
2%
1
Oil Ltd
(A Si
Farm
Co
Oil
Continental
Barcelona Tr Light Ac Power Ltd
Barker Brothers
Corp
Beck
Cockshutt
32
\f"", 300
19%
22%
—1
vtc
3,500
102
19
10 pesos
Oil & Gas class A—1
Industries Ino
1
Baldwin Rubber common
1
Baldwin Securities
Corp
—Is
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Bell
Products
Coastal Caribbean Oils
Colon
Feb
6,600
4
—<lc
%
6c
preferred
class
Inc
Aluminum
7
1%
39
Manufacturing Co
—«—I
Clary
Corporation—.
———1
Claussner Hosiery Co
——.—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
1%
•
Baker
convertible
Mining
1
Coip—————
1
Corp—
——10c
Control/er Co__—,——
Club
25% .Nov
26%
120% 122%
51% 51%
22
Clarostat
Clark
85
Jan
125
1 fa
__
Oil
12%
10s
5
—
35 %
1%
Bailey & Selburn
6%
Corp
3
7i7« July
12%
10s
Barry Controls Inc class
6%
1%
Consolidated
Clnbrama
Sep
•
1%
B
Barnes
—2.50
—1
3
3
1
Avien Inc class A
Avnet Electronics
Corp
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
Banff
America—.
Sep
;
14%
23%
11 Va May
6% Mar
14,400
10 %
*
Inc_
non-cum
Sep
88%
62%
7%
;
Mining
Jun
Oct
30 %
500
8,700
•
Automatic Steel Products Ino
Non-voting
13%
88
30,000
89%
32 %
—.la
Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp_.
Audio
20%
88%
31%
5%
America
Sugar
Consolidated
16%
20
31%
64%
9%
.
Christiana
200
1,400
—
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Development
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30
•
,
120%
8%
participating
del
30
—
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc—-.——10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
4
Chromalloy
5-% Mar
75
Cherry-Burrell
6%
—1
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc—
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantica
25%
Jan
Colonial
Associated Stationers
Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
Class
68
24 Ve
Feb
40e
Inc
of
Gas
of
66
—
Jun
Apr
3
67
V
1
%
2.60
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd-.
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
2%
pfd—100
11%
4
Asamera
Associated Food
Aug
Nov
22%
_1
preferred
Associated
14%
.100
——-
4%
Co Ltd—
Mar
Jan
32%
Jan
8
17%
Nov
2%
<
Sep
9%
1,100
9% July
23 % Apr
2%
■"
preferred—.—.——.—-*
Century Electric Co~
——10
Century Investors Inc—-—-2
Apr
26% July
99% Mar
21%
t«
Jun
7% Mar
Jan
Jan
II,500
—1
%
101
warrants
20%
5%
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
100
1,600
Jan
14%
Jan
1.000
5%
8%
6%
600
6%
Feb
14%
1,500
5%
Apr
4,500
23,000
8,700
Feb
65%
108 %
40,800
7
8%
11 Va
Sep
Sep
A Mar
10%
20
7%
Sep
99
32%
%
7%
%
8
49
120
10
6%
1
Chemical & Film Corp
20o
Appalachian Power Co 4%#
pfd—-10i
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
1
400
14% July
32 % Mar
28%
19%
.2.41
Angostura-Wupperman
Feb
Apr
10
Chief
An ken
Mar
May
2 Va
32
conv
Chamberlin
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Oct
900
56'
5%
li
Sep
10%
8
8%
20%
6%
20e
.4.71
8\
8%
55'
100 "4 100%
—
19%
Mines Ltd"—.
Products
%
5.600
12%
IPs
16
1
Corp-———
preferred
& Light
Oil
8% Mar
Jun
Power Co—
Power
$1.50
Jan
%
11% Mar
J
Corp
Central Securities Corp common-
1
2%
2%
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd—
"A"
3.50%
Central
600
'8
i.
.
5
.6,601
Oct
56%
Nov
37
5
-
11%
100%
America
Hadley
Oct
38
2,800
32
Aug
14%
31% Sep
7% Oct
12,600
5,700
4%
32
of
42l/2
8%
400
•
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Instruments
7.800
1|£ Jan
July
18 Va
7
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.
8%
5.50
$5 pfd
Nov
I,500
11%
High
Sep
11%
13%
%
—.
Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
(J W) Co__——;——
1
Products Corp
*
(A M) & Co—;——————10
Carter
65»
%
42,5jO
%
13
6c,
Low
6.900
Va
13
5%
fa
13
Carreras Ltd
Casco
Jan
33
46,500
.
44%
15%
15%
6%
class A
19% May
& Light
1
11%
6
1
pfd—10,
—
Sep
38 % Jan
600
39%
13%
~7%
American
Sep
5% Aug
Jun
partic
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
12%
-1
Oils Ltd-.
&
Co
Power
Catalln
American
American
Carolina
10 Va
7,500
44%
;
Carnation
51
May
Low
1
Canal-Randolph
Corp
———1
Capital City Products
——-—&
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc———1
Sep
15,600
%
5
5%
Snares
—•'
Marconi
Northwest Mines
11 %
75
13%
Can
72% Sep
1% Jan
700
.
42%
American Natural Gas Co 6%
pld_21
American Petroflna Inc class A
1
!
7
6%
42%
May
Nov
Feb
86
Canadian
40%
750
79
78
78%
1
M
American
Javelin Ltd-—.—
Feb
23%
Paper
for Week
rue
7
5,600
41 %
11 Va
38
*
Canadian
Ltd
Oils
6
;
39,000
9%
37%
5]/b
W
4%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Homestead
51% Aug
18% July
Jan
12%
3,200
49.900
1,000
11%
10%
'
Pictures Corp.
5% %
convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied
7
6%
■
110%
96.400
16%
13%
15%
-1U
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
LOW
High
34%
A~tists
Aluminum
Friday
Sale Price
S X OCRS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Canadian
All American
Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corn warrants—j
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 13
FOR
for Week
of Prices
RANGE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Nov
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp common
$7 preferred
Iron
series A
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation class A
Eldex Mines and Dev Ltd—
43
23
1
*
"
1
39%
43
150
39%
41%
900
30%
10,400
51
Feb
47
July*
10%
189 %
Jan
160
4,100
Jan
Jan
175
177
Sep
11 Jan
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
2%
Jun
•
Number 5099
90
Volume
.
The Comriiercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2067)
american stock exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Stock Exchange
of Trices
Shares
Par
Bond
Electric
Electrographic
Corp
el-Tronics
1
2774
23,»o0
9%
5,100
9
■
23%
Oct
200
14%
Jan
21
17
Sep
2775
174
1%
2534
2,600
94 3 4
7%
23.800
24%
40
38
Apr
.
May
Homes
insurance
Co
j^6% Mar
Sep
International
Holdings
Ltd
International
Petroleum
1
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
33% May
104
Feb
1
9-74*
9%
300
9%
93a
774
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or 25c
10
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10 3
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8
500
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7
13
1274 July
11% Mar
Israel-American
Jun
19,200
fa
Nov
70
14%
Jan
Mar
%
25
223 vb
Class
Jan
2.700
9%
Sep
14
Aug
10.000
12%
Jan
27*14
10.500
50%
Jan
14%
100
.14 v
July
18%
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30
li
Oct
% ltff
Jan
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4a
36.100
t
17,900
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'
227%
Jan
4
Sep
8
Feb
6
8,800
5%
Nov
7%
Jan
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2,900
5%
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974
Feb
Kay
1274
12%
12%
1.500
_2.50
8%
I51/2
17834
1474 Jiily
Kiddc
127a mar
18 % Oct
Km-Ark
:15%
79,700
-1074
Nov
20
Apr
178 7 4
100
176%
Nov
180
Nov
Kirby Petroleum
£1
1574
1374
174
174
l
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457a
1574
75.800
457 a
6Jan
21,200
2
4%
5
174
47a
1,900
48
1574
4% July
1,300
Nov
3
Mar
Oct
common
•
100
Development
Electric Co
34%
5%
Jan
51
:
274
374
374
374
574
57u
1
reg—
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■
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—
co
Jan
20
2774
74' 21%
35,500
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474
Feb
8% Mar
4V4 July
300
27%
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874
2,300
26 Va
3%
6,900
l
357a
34
377a
27,800
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11
200
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96
96
95
20
95
325
87
—-——
*
—.
88
90
91«
13 %
12
Feb
1974
Aug
2774 Mar
Nov
Nov
674
Jan
4574 July
Aug
%
Oct
37
jan
%
374
15%
l'Alglon
La
Shore
Lnkey
Foundry Corp
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cl"r)
July
Refineries
Le
Tourneau
Feb
Lithium
Apr
1074
Oct
Locke
Jan
137a
Apr
Jan
97
Greer Hydraulics
Grldoil Freehold
Films
Leases
Land
<fe
1074
900
7%
Feb
4.800
10 %
174
.
24
Jan
Jan
35 74
May
1474 July
1674 Mar
374 May
27 b
5,900
2
Sep
Sep
17a
7,800
174
Oct
4774
%
5,900
35%
Jan
56%
8%
50c
*
.
1
600
24'4
6%
5
50
5%
2,'„
3,100
,1!S
•
2
24% Aug
574 July
1% Oct
8,500
HJ
2% Feb
26
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
Feb
'
——
—
23
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—
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Corp
6
174
—
23
11%
1%'
1-%
11,300
10%
100
107n.
1174
1,600
2%
14,300
•
Jan
13%
18 %
1
100
10%
'
1074
Jan
23
1%
Sep
9
Oct
8%
Jan
3
Apr
Nov
Corporation
Lamp Co_.—
Rail
Harbor
Plywood
—10c
Inc
Electric
21 3
4
800
Feb
28 %
8%
1,500
8
8
Macfadden
Oil
Maine
Public
Marconi
Communication
Martin
•
23
6%
Sep
27% Sep
Feb
9% May
34
May
Mauie
(j
Johnson
Midland
Midwest
•
44%
44
44%
88
73 %
88
pld—
100
834
96 %
100
.
Products
2,300
450
38,200
96%
•
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a
96%
75
75
874 May
Jan
30
50
92%
10
71
6 74
5%
6%
12,000
12%
Jan
57b
4 */b
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6% Mar
5,400
5%
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12% May
12%
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900
25c
10
4%
4 7«
47b
17,500
10%
10%
1
11%
11%.
11%
Aircraft
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Corp
& Co
(r)
a
Hoffman
Inc common
3
——i———.—-2.50
*
1
8
International
Hofmann
Industries
—
Corp
1
Inc_
Stores
Inc
(Henry)
Home
Oil
Class
Co
Co
Ltd
class
a
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
&
Hurd Lock &
4
18% Mar
600
7% July
Jan
300
Miller
Oil
11 %
Jan
10%
Jan"
7%
2.300
2%
1.200
297a
4%
10%
Apr
Apr
15%
Aug
374 May
5a Mar
8%
7,200
67a
674
77a
6,400
3
1 1(1
1a
300
%
Sep
5,200
31%
Oct
5974
35
3
pfd
10%
10%
11%
700
10%
Oct
87!%
87%
100
66%
Jan
57
5912
550
55
July
6% Sep
Vernon
States Tel
Company
5
6%
6%
7
900
15%
14%
16
10.400
10 y8
Feb
20% Mar
5
28%
28
30%
3,500
22%
Jan
35% May
1074
Jun
71.7
213
8
/'.1
81.500
4%
Apr
—
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1
25c
33.
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—1
1
5
1
National
Mfg
Stores
—--1
National
Petroleum Ltd
25c
2
74
Nov
14 %
Feb
National
Presto
9%
Nov
National
Research
80
80 %
110
Feb
National
Rubber
&
Industries Inc
-
454
127k
6%
4%
12 5
„
0%
474
600
3%
Jan
13%
5,300
12%
Oct
7%
4.500
3%
Jan
774 May
2374
Apr
974 Mar
Sep
Nov
16% Mar
Jun
104% May
97
Feb
7-4
%
4,300
74 Sep
39
Jun
2074
Jan
474 July
174 Jan
3974
4174
7,500
33
Sep
52%
Apr
29
31%
6,300
21
Jan
41%
Jan
Sep
1374 July
874
8%
9
8174
8274
89
89
89
8,900
250
50
8%
81
Oct
907-2
Jan
145% 147 74
1274
1274
13%
290
5,600
4474
45
50
274
3
800
88
July
97% Mar
82%
Oct
92
141'a
Sep
Sep
12%
Jan
44
Apr
157% Mar
20% Jan
5074
Feb
2%
Feb
4% Mar
3%
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Apr
474
Jun
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*
Sep
Sep
12
90
Feb
3974
8174
Jan
3474
5,800
Oct
Jan
12%
31
100
100
•
24
9,100
1274
Jan
Jun
Oct
48
Oct
39%
12%
National
_50c
_
Enterprises Inc
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
—
Electric Weld
37%
774
38
Sep
3
Hess
12 74
78%
Mar
1674
17074
3 74
~474
30
4%
Jan
774
Apt
16%
1674
1,900
16%
Jan
24%
Jun
17074
750
167
138
Jan
180
Aug
374
374
46,500
174
Jan
374
1974
2074
5,300
1974
Nov
2874
32
3374
600
2874
Jan
37 74 Mar
1474
15 74
2,800
774
Jan
16
3174
3174
300
31%
Nov
3674
774
1974
874
10,000
b%
Jan
12
Oct
1274 May
Nov
Jan
'
'
1474
8
July
Apr
May
Starch
1
10
50c
*
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Machinery
& Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd—
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
600
1074
874
874
1,300
374
Jan
9%
574
6 74
6,100
5
Jun
7% July
5
5
574
3,700
474
Jun
874
774
874
40,200
4%
Jan
10% Aug
274
Nov
374 Mar
11
11
1
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Napco
38 74
80
8
3
National
Industrial Electronic
5%
7%
•
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
22 >4
21
1,800
N
Nachman
4
100
674
1,000
Nov
8,nti
Mar
6,200
8
2.50
-10
50c
National Casket Company
8%
29
374
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National Brewing Co
Incperlai.Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Color Chem & Paper new_-i0
Imperial Oil (Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacpo of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
19 %
Oct
9
2.50
10"
»-*•
Inc
«sc Tel—
—
Apr
Jan
Jan
2174
374
1
Inc
13% Mar
91
68%
13 v«
1,600
8 74
—
Mills
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Muter
3,400
374
Co
Feb
Feb
57
Chemical
138
Jan
Feb
1774
"874
—
Muntz
3874
1074
Nov
2974
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
102%
Jan
18% Mar
34
1
1
Murphy Corporation
Oct
Nov
Oct
15
3274
22%
400
Warrants
Oct
2.50
Industrial
6'a
374 May
17
1,200
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America
Feb
Sep
,
Feb
22
1
Jan
97
1{| Mar
17%
"ctfs"
rr
4074
33%
18% Mar
22%
1374
Inc
66
300
Nov
9874
2174
34%
Jan
12%
Sep
34%
1074
28 74
97%
5,400
118 74
1,600
33,300
9874
13
30
2.800
14%
3274
674
Mountain
118% 120
13
14%
25%
50
*
100
—10c
preferred—
Aluminum Company
tv
1274
3
50c
Jan
Mar
Jan
674
2174
11%
Sep
14%
5
Sep
53 % May
274
13
1
12 %
28
39
31
1
—
1.100
100
35
Jan
4,600
600
5%
Oct
Sep
82% Aug
874 Jun
274 May
1274 Sep
1474
3874
Feb
32
6.300
12%
62
54%
32 3A
1
12%
38 7 «
Nov
common
Mount
12
27
Jun
Mt Diablo Company
58%
1874. Feb
2574
Jun
12 %
600
12
1
.1
common
Airlines
1.400
-1
Apr
62
18% Mar
7 5 74
Nov
4%
Jan
7 1 74
54
Apr
8%
73 74
34
2%
2,100
1774
convertible
Montrose
9
29
Corp $1 conv preferred—♦
50c
Co
87u
6% July
37% May
17% Jun
2974
Oct
Oct
Oct
31
2774
Jan
1
24 74 Mar
2274 May
28
Oct
29,800
Jun
2774
3
1 la
3674 Mar
21
28
29%
31 va
Sep
Sep
700
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro
'
.
1674
Apr
118 Apr
19% Mar
29%
Milling Co—.
14,600
14,800
42
5
page
287a
Piping Co
Wohl
4%%
July
274
Nov
Micromatic Hone Corp
Microwave Associates, Inc
National
see
26%
127413
400
•
Manufacturing Co
For footnotes
2674
12 74
200
1
Inc
Refining
Corp
Sep
37 a
•
Co
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Hardware
Jun
1374
43%
2%-
—100
Hubbell
2374
7,300
34 li
1
3%
•
preferred
Motors
5,300
18
42 %
10
& Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
Electric
3074
1674
34
—15
Horn
5%
2174
30
34%
•
b
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co_.
Hormel (Geo a) & Co
Howell
21%
..1
1
1
1
•
common
2%
30%
—60c
—
new
8!
14
1374
Nov
21%
Monongahela Power co—
4.40%
preferred
4.80%
preferred series b
4.50% preferred series c—
Montgomery Ward & Co class a
Jan
Oct
Jan
74
1
Jun
6%
18,900
Jan
Monogram Precision Industries
2%
30
«
Jun
10%
1474 Aug
Jan
Oct
3
Sep
100
Jan
15%
£1
674
1.300
%
10%
8,700
7/a
—*
19%
3,100
3
Jan
1,500
<
774
•
„
:
&
Jan
14
2774
5,500
—1
Moody Investors Service partic pref-—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com—_1
6%
cumulative preferred
4
274
5
Holophane Co
Holt
8
13%
25c
Hoilinger Consul Gold Mines.
Holly Corpora lion——.
Holly
2%
874 Jan
l7/a
1574 July
Sep
Nov
674
2,700
1374
2574
74
—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
7%
Nov
19%
Mohawk
4%
1074
Mar
3,300
Jan
8
34
4,600
Mar
7%
62% Mar
Jan
1,500
1174
20
Oct
27 v4
19 74
75
41
10%
Sep
45%
500
31
12%
20,700
15
5174
30
22%
100
7%
Hoe
1274
5074
Jan
2074
Sep
4%
374 Mar
174
18%
Jun
13 j/h
317'a May
Jan
150
4,400
3,100
20 74
Nov
1
2574
Jan
8,600
174
1874
88
25c
—
Oct
1174
25
Jan
774 Aug
774 Aug
a
49%
Electronics—
10 74
20
1074
24
10%
-
Jan
Nov
Jan
3,100
—
Jun
19%
40
Jan
174
Mid-West Abrasive
July
Sep
474
10%
10
Jan
33
32%
500
VA
preferred
Feb
Hlgbie
Hiiler
6%
8
Oct
450
67a
Nov
Corp
Michigan Sugar Co
27-t
23%
3374
6%
1
Chemical
9% May
;
&
Michigan
Jan
11.800
17% July
11%
Metal & Thermit Corp—
Jan
30%
Jun
24
1
Nov
26%
10%
1%
Co_
1
Inc
Payne Inc
Radio
Iron
3 j/2
267 c
3,800
42 74
1
4 %
•
14 % Mar
1474
0%
Co
2.200
1.300
Jan
1%
co—
674 Mar
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
convertible
preferred
Heroid
Mesabl
Mfg
&
1174 Mar
11,100
1374 Mar
Jun
Aug
974
—
Co
g)
74% Mar
5%
Jan
6%
5074
lnci.„:
w)
(A
Jan
1%
Nov
.—7
Industrie's Inc
Mays
Oct
6%
7
-50c
Ltd
co
Oct
-
35% July
9% Aug
474
14
Jun
Jan
1974
Jan
26%
33
Mercliants Refrigerating Co—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
20% Jan
Jan
5
Jun
Oct
33.100
74
2674
Mead
Sep
400
3%
15
25%
26,700
6%
Inc_
Apr
474
200
774
3314
2
warrants—.
Co
3%
a
Jan
Corp—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
7%
4 '
1,600
55a
International Marine
62%
1
14,700
374
13%
"•
400
6%
8% Mar
14%
-2.50
2,000
5
Nov
1574
9%
30c
2.50
Service Co
4%
1
500
.7
—1
Corporation.
63 %
6 %
574
47a
-10c
Magna
4 'a
—10c
674 May
15%
lo
———2
Co 5%%
a
Publications
Magellan Petroleum
62%
——10c
Mar
Oct
1
13%
18%
300
1
Galion
iicicures
27%,
9
Jan
28
1
McKee
13
4,200
28%
Nov-
15%
Mack Trucks Inc warrants-
4 74
:
preferred
&
67a
Mar
Oct
15
-
62 %
-Corp
(w e)
6%
———25c
Rubenstein
Helmerich
674
12
M
1
—.
Mining Co
dell-Coll
21%
25c
—10
Lithographing Co
Heiena
m
21
2%
1,200
—,—1
;
Hazel Bishop Inc—
Hazeltine Corp
Heller
8
Light—.———25
Hastings Mfg co_—i—
Hecla
145
——:
Harvard Instruments Inc
Havana
1-3%
—
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartford
14%
1
Inc
Hartlleld Stores
2'c
—_—_2
Corp.—
Harmon-Kardon
2%
Apr
574
—5
Lynch eorp-
Menasco
b
Sc
23%
474
6
Chain
18% May
II
h
July
574
42
,
6
—9c
48
Apr
1174
—1
-10
Feb
4-
57 a
24 74
23%
300
574
Apr
Jan
46 7
6
50c
Western
Jun
1%
b
&
Oct
2974
1
Products
:
Company Inc
States
18%
2 74
1
Guild
Oct
100
600
174
Griesedleck Company
Gulf
74
18%
34
10
24 74
20% July
Jan
2,000
28
Corp of America Inc
Steel
11% Mar
2 74
Grocery Stores
Gulf
18,300
18%
32 74
15
1
30
Jan
17
47 a
34%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Sep
_10c
Co
Feb
1474
200
1174
1
7'b
Financial
Feb
474
574
Inc
(r g)
Liberty Fabrics of n y com
5,o
cumulative preferred
1
Producers common—60c
«
11%
4%
3
16%
4
Western
22
41%
Inc
Jan
]x/rnr
102
Leonard
Mines
preferred series a—
22
5
Manufacturing Co_
Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish—
Gray Manufacturing co—
6%
22
25c
Mar
Great Western
18
22
;
5
Realty Corp
4
Great
1734
22
~4%
Corp
Lefcourt
Jan
1374
5,800
18%
22
5
La-Salle Extension University
Leesona
Sep
Co
%
—t
1%
Inc—_
474 Jan
Sep
3
574
& Chemical
Nov
74
5
100
Lakes Oil
274
1,700
.10
Co——
2,000
Great Amer Industries
10,200
lto
of Delaware
Sessions
5%
Great
27a
74
—1
2%
11%
27a
l7o
1
53a
13
2%
1
27a
5
474
75 pesos
274
1
Jan
Ltd
Mines
1
10c
,
1%
Apparel Inc
Consolidada s a
Lake
cl a
11.
4,200
Oct
Louisiana Land & Exploration
7a
274
574
Lunkenlieimer (The) Co—
_:
3% Mar
274.
2,200
Jan
_
374 Feb
Jan
7%,
Jun
Consolidated
Sep
1%
6 74
1974
Goldfield
174
79,800
6%
2774
Goodman
800
27a
———1
Jan
Gorhara
17u
2
3% Mar
Nov
I
1%
27a
27 a
14% Mar
Oct
.
-2274 May-
174
1.25
Feb
11%
5%
14% Jan
Apr
1874 July
2074 Nov-:
Sep
20%
Inc
4674
Jan
./Nov
74
14%
(Adolf)
.
20
2
800
Gobel
k 3,400
1674
1274
,
.
Jan
12%
1.400
Gold Seal Products Corp
1574
1,100
Jan
30
1,000
rt
36%
20
15
v
1674
2,400
16 74
2074
Jan
Mar
Sep
200
2374
•
3674
15%
20
8
28
700
1474
■
35
400
2,000
2374
-
2974
274
1474
Inc..
Co
2874
101
1374
2374
Union
20% July
Jun
2%
1
Globe
4
1374
8-4
1,500
12
35 %
1274 Mar
2%
5
Glenmore Distilleries class b—
3% Mar
33v3c
6 %.
14,200
.
2874
1
1
5
5
200
1074
12
,
17Va
12
Oct
7
Oct
29
1
•
10
3%
91%. Nov
2.50
Industries Inc
37a
90
10,800
l
Lanston
Sep
47-4 Mar
374
—
1
4
7-50
&
1.100
*
Nov
3% Mar
20c
Corp
23,300
•
15,900
coi^ Ltd
Stores Inc
Lamson
17%
—1
22,600
4%
474
Co
Lamb
14%
—
1574
15 74
50c
pfd—100
Minerals
2474
17%
——
1474
32%
1% Jan
1
15 Va
——____1
co
Jan
Jun
Mar
10c
Aug
38% Aug
13 74
—
15%
Oct
—
20%. Jan
6
27
Sep
114
574
14
-
17%
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilchrist
107
13-74
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred——
$4.6d preferred
C)
Nov
274 Aug
1% -;(dan
2,800
574
•
Corporation
Transistor
9974
j.
20 74
Nov
7%
19,200
Co—
&
May
50c
Plywood Corp
(a
574
-■
—
974
4,400
2%
Kobaoker Stores—
48
2,100
25
Jan
974
174
Company
Oct
Sep
2.200
374
General Indus Enterprises
General
Gilbert
■
—
3%
—
—
General
Oil
Jan
35
—
1
1
97-4
874
25c
Lamson
Corp
Fireproofing
General
200
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
General
39
3874
■
1
——:
General Alloys co—
General Builders Corp common..
5%
convertible
preferred
General
39
_i.
8%
118
(s) Dept
Kleinert (i b) Rubber co—
Knott Hotels Corp.,
g
_—__
874
874
—1
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Krueger Brewing Co
5% preferred
Gellman Mfg Co—
General
(Walter)
Kirkland
1.25
3,700
4
Kingsl'ord CompanyKingston Products
—
Fresnlllo (The) Company.
Fuller (Geo a) Co—
174
5
Jan
»•
174
—10c
Stores .Inc
Oct
1787
174
(Del)
Co
Jewelry
8%
4
1,200
14,400
Kawecki Chemical Co
11 %
12 1
Apr
774
32%
:
200
* 9% Jan
27% May
874 Oct
774
Corp
16,900
,
82
Jan
"...
& Company—
Electric 4va%
i
9 \
Nov
14 y»
5,500
——1
&;
15% xl5%
8a
3% Mar
72
r-4 100
2674
lnc__—
Katz Drug Company
,6
Canada—
Co
(d)
5%
•
Sep
Apr
Apr
31%
Ltd
Kansas Gas
5%
.7
12 74
Corp—
co————
Industries
Kaltman
4
American dep rets ord reg—
Fox Head Brewing Co__
Power
Glass
Nov
May
22%
2%
700
Jan
Nov
K
574
i
2%
1
17
'
-
10o
Jupiter Oils
5%
1
274
17%
Feb:
7
774
15c
Oil
Industries
4
l
.
274
100
Nov
z
__1
—
Corp
Flying Tiger Line Inc—
Gatlneau
600
1
j
Jetronic
227%
210
14%
25o
Ltd
16,700
8%
a
_iOc
—
Flahman (m h) Co Inc
of
1674
77-4
Inc
Jan
27%
25'a.
1
Corp—
Inc_
Ford Motor Co
1574
874
Irving Air Chute
%
•-'.•lOVv U%
4
•
Ford-Motor
1674
1
1
Sep-
Kaiser
beneficial int
:
Sterling
10c
33%c
Resistance Co
Company
Royalty—.
Jun
17%
TtV
16
:
a
Financial General
Firth
24
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron
Fireman
Manufacturing
1
-i
Sugar Associates—
LtdInc
45% Jan.
Feb
9 % Mar
& Co class a—
Petroleum
Filmways
Oct
10%
6074 Mar
6
Apr
3074
Nov
10 j/8
34%
4,900
7,000
Sep
200
Feb
18%
40 74
6,100
Oct
16%
3374
660
6%
10%
10%
High
1074
147% Mar
30 %
40%
6
6
101%
Nov
12% Aug
27% Sep
16%
40'a
—
1,203
31
Intex
1
114%
3,500
-
Oct
30%
5
12% July
.6% mar
Oil
114% 11774
1374
1374
9
18
*.•
Nov
Investors
■-
200
33 74
Ltd
Co
International Products
International
.-
13 Yb
Jan. 1
Low
9%
w.
3 %
$2 preferred
———.—30
Faraday Uranium Miues Ltd
1
Felmont
116
„
Range Since
High
9%
*.1
19
94'% Aug
9% May
Low
1
9,200
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
'Fargo-.'Oils
5
Inc
37,900
—
Common shs of
America
Breweries
3%
1
Fajardo Eastern
North
International
Jeannette
(Max)
of
Nov
10%
Corp
Factor
Shares
1
3 »/4
—
Fabrcz
Corp
93b
1
$1
for Week
Par
Inland
374
10
Manufacturing Co——
Esquira Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
High
32,700
9434
Week's
Last
Sale Price
97 a
Ero
Eureka Pipe Line
19
13
American Stock Exchange
1
1st preferred
cum
november
1
10c
*Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
6%
9 *
1%
25 34
94%
20c
100
pfd
ended
stocks
Low
257a
18%
2774
::
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
$2 convertibe preferred
week
for
Range Since Jan.
High
23 7 it
18
1
America
Corp of
Inc
24%
——*
Electronic Communications
Electronics
Low
5
Share——
&
range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
mprifaii
*.
Sales
Co
1
10c
1
"5%
11%
34
28%
35%
5,000
17
1874
2,400
11%
1174
12
a
35
Nov
Jan
27
July
18
Jan
16
1174
1074
3a
3%
10%
9,700
100
11,800
Feb
2374 May
300
10%
3
874
Sep
2
Oct
a Sep
1574
411 Mar
Jan
1374 Mar
Jan
39% May
29% July
20%
1974
21%
22
22
23
400
17
3174
31%
32 74
600
30
Sep
39% July
1574
1574
1574
225
1574
Nov
197s
9'/a
9%
3,400
774
Apr
10 %
37a
300
37a
Nov
374
374
Jan
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
31
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
(2068)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Shares
Nestle-Le
3%
3 %
1
20
17%
1711>
IB1
Tel & Tel (new)
New England
36%
357:;
37
Co
Haven
New
iuria Min
Jersey
New
Mexico
New
New
Park
New
Process
New
&
Oils Ltd
&
New
Nlpissing
Noma
Lites
Norfolk
North
17,300
7/a
Jan
Sep
30% Mar
St
12
Sep
22 % Mar
Sulcm-Broaius
1 I
I «i
%
%
32,000
Sep
li7fi Mar
100
2,100
3 7'
29%
2,300
22
17 Va
Northern
Nickel Mines
1{£ May
Feb
34%
Aug
3G TV
3,200
37
33
Jan
40%
Feb
33V4
Jan
40%
Feb
Seaboard
5% Mar
Seaboard
Seaboard
1,100
2T4
Oct
2%
Got
47h
3,100
5%
Sep
8 % Mar
10
Oct
7o
i
1%
,:1
00
79
Sep
Sep
25,500
.48,900
i
.•■%'
Nov
Feb
.74'% May
89% Mar
Soeuuig
30,500
%
Nov
1Tb
Jan
21,900
1%
Jan
4V«
Jan
4'4
16,200
3% July
5%
Aug
•' '
1
Corp common
40c cuintdative preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co LLd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg (Sorp
___5
34%
300
33
Sep
40Tb Mar
240
86%
Oct
98% Mar
%
7,700
ft
Sop
1%
Jan
1,800
2%
Nov
4%
Feb
Sep
5% May
2 711
'
.
''J if
3
2 711
700
4%
713 4
A
1,000
73
4 Tb
Oct
65
80
Mar
July
leather
Shnttuck
Sherman
4(/c
''
...v ff
15%
Apr
300
16%
Jan
22%
Nov
Sicks
7%
4,600
5%
Jan
10
Mar
Signal
Oil
Silex
5'/a '/o
.
500
29';;
29 '4
291 %
5,000
28%
Sep
32
Apr
Silvraiy
25
25
20 T'ii
20 T«
20r'ii
1,100
25 '4
Sep
29%
Jan
Simca
24
Oct
27%
Jan
22%
Jan
24 Tii
5Vo
25
241 ii
241 ii
24 3n
2,403
5%
25
24'4
24 '4
24 Tit
25
23 T1
23'
25
213 n
21T«
preferred—.
redeemable 1st §, eferredredeemable 1st 'lid series A
4.80% redeemable Iwt preferred
redeemable
1st
preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
4.30%
2 4 Tii
'M
Sep
Sep
26%
Jan
$3 fcpnvertible
Simpson's Ltd
Oct
20
Jan
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class
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19%
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Coast
Sep
13%
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Penn
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97'4
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96%
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Feb
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or
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40
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of
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83
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90
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34
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44
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28%
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39
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|
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j
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Valley
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in Jan
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31
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200
20
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25
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.
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Oct
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197
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55
130
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24
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22
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23 3 4
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200
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Jun
Mar
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6.400
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350
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Jan
22%
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800
400
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'
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600
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300
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Oct
4% Mar
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9% Mar J
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14%
20.600
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,
Nov
300
33
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3% Oct
300
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100
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4%
Nov
7% May
4
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.
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500
2,200
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July
6
Aug
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Oct
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12,400
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173i
2,000
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4%
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3
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:
200
7,200
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13
6 T'b
6 Tb
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4
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4%
8,400
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Nov
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Mar
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Jun
Nov
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_.
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Tampa Electric
Taylor International
Inc
Television
Texas
Oil
Sep
2%
Oct
9
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3%
Oct
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Co
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Amer
Amer
Todd
12%
fi
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17
Mar
14
July
22
Oct
34% Feb
28% Jun
36
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24
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13
Nov
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&
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25% Sep
38% Feb
80%
90
63b
800
33,900
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17
16%
18
13,700
29
23%
29
2,400
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334
303
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2.700
—:
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100
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—
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>
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Nov
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——
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1,103
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31-
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300
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—
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Feb
900
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%
'
2% Jar.
97
—
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Roofing
i
12,400
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.
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—
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17,300
2,700
:
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'
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88
50
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22%
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1% May
—
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&
27% July
9% Mar
5%
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Industries
Power
16
4,700
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Fet
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18.909
;
8%
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2,400
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18% Aug
17% Sep
Jaa
Jan
Jan
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1,900
:
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—_—,
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Texani
-
1,800
*
54%
5% Apr
24% Aug
86 % Jan
4,300
6,600
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preferred
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Mar
A
common—
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.
31
4
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dep rets ord regis
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Roy a lite Oil Co Ltd—
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Teleprompler
2,400
1,600
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22,100
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Oct
22
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26%
13%
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a
1
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pfd F
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&
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44 T
nr.
Mar
Jan
18
46
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%
1%
%
Oct
7%
200
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22%
Oct
,
28,000
21
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12%
Sep
47%
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300
12%
Rolls Royce
Amer
2 Tb
6%
27
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1
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Stylon Corporation
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Superior Tcjol & Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
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Rochester Gas. & Elec 4%
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29
1%
1
50c
Jun
27% Aug
19% Jun
13,900
28
9
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12%
20 Tb
25%
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Corp
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Reliance Insurance Co
Republic
10%
21%
;
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Remington
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.—--I
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8
6,000
44 3
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37
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Rath Packing Co
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2
44
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Nov
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5
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27
•
10
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Sep
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32%
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29% Aug
Oct
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1
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a
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27%
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ordinary—
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&
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07,400
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l
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21
300
29
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Sterling Brewers Inc
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Sceel
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7
1
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preferred
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Co
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convertible
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99% Mar
J
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Apr
4};'
83
Jai
Sep
1
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class
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250
W Feb
88
10
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Oct
192
600
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:
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4 34
1
10
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%
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1,000
68
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16 %
34%
ft
9% Aug
67
10%
66%
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Nov
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•
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32
Sep
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2%
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Feb
Apr
Jan
5%
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20
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•
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Pyle-National
19%
13 VA
414%
cumulative preferred—___100
Puerto Rico Teipi'hone Co
:
20c
P"eet
Jan
85%
Providence Gas
Service
12%
1214
2.50
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company—
Public
7,100
84%
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Lambert Co
Pren tice-Hall Inc
East
10%
900
18'A Feb
54
Sep
29
1.500
218
19012
2
Standard Dredging Corp common
3,500
3%
210
43% Mai
Jan
6%
Spear & Company!
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Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—;
Stalil-Meyer Inc
.•
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4
3
218
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Feb
6%
..
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:
■
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9
1.900
1
8%
9%
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5
;
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1
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4%
12 3
14%
4,200
24% July
.
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35
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2.000
84%
10
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8%
11 %
18.200
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29%
25
25
convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
50
of Canada
Royalties Ltd
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8 >4
12%
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Apr
__•
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Materials
Jan
83%
;
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Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products class
Polymer Corp class A
Povvdrell
15%
1
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Pittsburgh Railways Co
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Southern
Southland
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25
9%
12
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23%
6
15%
50% July
7% Feb
Southern California
500
0
20%
25
preferred
23,100
43%
o'.r
1
6' ii
4
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Plastic
6'
4
10%
23 3
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300
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8.700
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6%
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43
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13
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cumulative
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13
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2.400
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convertible
4.32%
700
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4.48%
000
147;l
8.300
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1
original preferred
cumulative preferred;
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15%
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21.
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104
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5
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900
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143
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Phililps Screw Co
Southern
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4%
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14%
1
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18 '4
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11%
Mar
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5,300
102
6% Mai
8'
1
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dep rets ord registered
33,700
2.50
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Jan
Jan
•
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Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
Apr
Sep
Feb
Apr
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1
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5,000 fr
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6%
29 31
2
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8
10
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1
93
97
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Pep Boys frThe)
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Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
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,
1
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113.1
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2
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30
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3%
97 14
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Park Chemical Company
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4,300
113
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80
4 4
121'4
81"»
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Pancoastal
123
80
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121
121
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Faddington
40
v
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8 Tii
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Pacific
20%
% Sep
1.500
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Singer Manufacturing Co LLd—
•
6
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22%
•
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:
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22%
25
preferred
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800
dividend
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24
15.100
4.300
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10
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,
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35'4
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5%
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class
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35 31
Apr
14%
Jan
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3%
2
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Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
28
Nov
5
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10
Products
Clay
6%
600
48
B
Silver Creek
Pacific
14,500
7
Canada
of
Gas
&
631
a
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1
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Class
6 %
7 %
5% Oct
a
100
Corp of America
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co
18'1
2.900
3%
25
common
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22%
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21
20.)
:
•
Sherwin-Williams
Aug
8'A Mai
3%
1
1
20c
Mining
•
Aug
14
Jan
Jan
8'"'a
iUt
B_—
Co
Dcnn
ITb
Sep
7Tb
5%
37b,
3
Shawinlgan Water & Power
17%.
.'
-—-111
Corp
O
,
4 T i»
72'
Securities-
Electric
Jan
89 3 4
•r,n
Oxford
18%
89'1
89'»
Overseas
22,700
33%
—ft*''.
90c
1
21%
19%
21%
26% May
Scrim
100
-3%
;—1
•
1
Corp—
Sentry Corp
Corp class
800
1
Inc__^
Scrrick
1
9.30.)
10c
Servo Col'p ol
America
8et'voiu«;cl in uisms Inc
3%
4
20c
Town
I'hei
1
Bros
10
_1
Lie
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Socman
ft
57a
8%
0%
1
Airlines
Western
1
11%
6 7
-3.50
Plywood & Lumber
1%
%
23.800
Apr
19-Te-Mar
~
5 3a
Corp_
Sec 11 lilies
2 5 it
Jan
Milling
ti
l
5%
1%
5%
1
Seaporcel Metals
2 % May
4
2 1
2 %
Allied
1
10%.
50c
25c
25c
Ltd
Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
1:»
3
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Petroleums
18
20
preferred
Sayye & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
8,700
Ltd
Sapphire
Feb
82'
July
Sep
8%
1 1 ii
400
Api
I
22
23%-Mar
Sep
82
18
Jun
20
5%
1 Til
17
18%
Sep
Sep
4,200
1
100
Nov
m
"
19
16%
Feb
69
19
20
17
14%
G9
24T% Mar ,
11%
20
Nov
6%
20% Mar
Sep
Sep
Mar
20
%
9Ti
100
7
20
3
-
14%
300
series
2!;S
,10c
lG'/4
4,200
7 12
series preferred
5%
82
1,500
15'i,
7%
5.00%
2%
1
17 "a
14%
4.40%
'2 Tit
pfd__100
17%
4
5%
I—.Too
Old
Jan
Fet)
3
Ltd
preferred
Jun
Nov
23»
Co
Oils
6%
Nov
4
35%
5Uc
Brass
Jan
36%
1
Ogden Corp
Power 4%%
3%
29 3
O
Oka.Ua
Feb
4%
—
Jan
Oct
0,500
10
%
Ohio
6%
17%
preferred
series preferred
Sarcee
'
Ohio
Oct
14%
series
3 5 Tii
—50
Petroleum Corp
3 "4
4%
2,000
500
16 pesos
Savoy Oil
1%
Warrants
Occidental
6%
3Da
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
—25
(Del.)
San
Oct
1 % Mar
-1
"
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Juu
2Tb Mar
G
Ltd
Mines
3 %
215
Sep
0%
-—_
Uranium
Oct
3 %
*
inc
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Sep
9%
A
Pub Serv 4 Vify
hid
Rankin
Nortiisjutn
2%
2.50
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
1%
9 T«
Canadian
:>
24.400
l'ii
—.
High
10,300
3%
1
1
San
1.500
i
1%
North
Co
Low
3%
Feb
•Tii
%
30%
28%
Til
Jan
Feb
35%
i
1
Railway—
l**/8
110
30%
—-—1
RR
20
2'.,1
■
Penu
10,000
10
North
North
170
2
185
I'ii
1%
170
—1
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27a
1% Mar
2414
2,700
—
Inc
Low
3
5% Mar
12.800
10
B/'—.-4————
10
American Royalties Inc—.—.—1
Nor tlr
Feb
1
1
Ltd
1%
13 %
———
Oils
8,400
Oct
2)
*
Rosario—3.33%
Northeast Airlines
38%
%
.
Southern
Nov
Consolidated Petroleum
ttyerson & Haynes
13%
*
American Cement class
Class
357 ii
Shares
1
ttyan
20 T b
--1
Mines Ltd—
Mines-
23
Ta
Merchandise———
York
Nickel Rim
Jan
0,800
2r'u
13 'A
131»
—
& Honduras
July
900
a
20%
Oils_—
Superior
York
Jan
for Week
Par
25c
Mining Co
Co
2'.
i
2%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
(The F C) Company
Russell
—1
20c
—;
New York Auction Co
New
Co
Land
Arizona
Coal
Pacific
.
Watch
&
Zinc_.—
&
2'
1
Chem Co_T—50c
Clock
New
New
5.200
4Tb May
AVeck's
Last
Sale Price
^
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
3%
30c
Mur
NOVEMBEE^lg ^
Range Since Jan
High
Low
Qorp
Electric
WEEK ENDED
FOR
for Week
Par
Union
RANGE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
National
.
Last
STOCKS
:
-
Jan
V* Oct
-
Apt
3% Aug
loy4 July
lft Apr
"
7
Jan
13% Feb
'14% Mat
22% Apr
39 % Feb
■
Volume
Number
190
5899
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2069)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Par
True
Temper
Low
25%
26%
4,800
20 %
10
Corp
ENDED
NOVEMBER
19 3
20%
1,300
8
25%
High
24
Jan
19
ABaden
31% Aug
Sep
Jun
series
A6s
A 6s
18%
19%
12,500
7%
Jan
19%
—*
18%
18%
100
16%
Sep
4
11%
11%
28%
28%
11%
—20
Corp
l.'o
10c
United
Products
rets ord registered
10s
United N J RR & Canal
United Pacific
US
S
Air Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
class
new
2-f\ Jan
50 % Aug
Sep
6%
171
7
20
4%
8% Oct
11% Mar
4% Fen
9
.
4*
'
20
■
••
Nov
45 %
8%
Oct
Jan
8,000
1% Jan
35 %
37%
2,200
35% 'Nov''
18
16 %
18%
70,500
15
14
17%
17%
7%
10%
10 %
5%
5%
12
10%
12%
24,300
6%
Feb
3%
3%
3,900
2%
Sep
6%
18,800
3%
Jan
8%
13 %
Nov
19%
<1%
Jan
13
6,700
9%
Jan
16
36%
IJniversal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
(Fla)
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Valspar Corp
Van Norman
w-'
Vinco Corporation
1
3%
—1
,
•
-
Feb
Jan
2,300
6
1,700
Sep.
22% May
.
4% Jan
10%
5 %
5%
13'A
10%
10%
10%
14%
14%
15%
13%.
13'A
Jun
6Va Jan
•
:•
20%
.36%
8
Jan
13%
6,100
2
t:
30
—
10,500
10c
Products
(Plan
of May 1927)
1947.
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
94%
93%
95
$90
$120
$63
90
-
90
64
—
65
$60
Mag-Now
April-Oct
98%
.Mar-Sept
19% May
5% Mar
"
—
$60
June-Dec
;$57
98%
98%
102%
57
....
value,
par
a
Deferred
45%
Jan-July
Jan-July
delivery
45%..45%
58%
45
$40%
i
(not. included in year's range),
transaction
51%
38%
44
d Ex-interest;
Ex-liquidating
distribution, -g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in• year's range). ;rTransaction for cash (not included in year's ranged
tEx-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-right's, ,z Ex-liquidating dividend.
..
(not
A
Bonds being traded flat.
Friday's bid. and ask prices)
in receivership., ar
sales
no
■'
!
transactedduring.'the . current .week."4s
being
§ Reported
■•+
-
•»
a »<«•«" r;
Abbreviations used above-r-"cod," certificates of deposit; Vcons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "V t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; ,"x w," without Warrants.
16% July
7 % July
Jan
94%
.
May-Nov
2 %s 2008
A)
(issue
♦No
f
FeD "
9% Mar
"Jan
53
Jun
7%
25c
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
„15%
18 %
7
Industries warrants
(The) Instrument Co
14
19
(Republic of)—
.
25c
Inc
stamped
Oct
—10
180
1674
Feb-Aug
1949
% Mar
5
180
180
18%
Jan-July
—
6%s
Jan
200
4%
5 %
.180
$16%
Jan-July
1967.
B
(Prov)
...
,
Jun
1,200
4%
25c
Oil——
$175
1952
(Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—.
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012
t
12'A Aug
2Va
900
6%
6%s
1967
A
series
A7s
Oct
4%
50c
:
series
A7s
133i Mar
Nov
Waterways
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana
stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
27% Aug
7% Jan
9
600
.
190
Sep
May
35
43,300
9 %
9
.
Nov
4% July
goo.
93a
42%
JMay
171
1,200
"
9
38%
5%
■16 % Mar
1,700
f
5 "a
47a
•
38 %
1
»■
April-Oct
1951
&
„
$181
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
% Jan
Feb
-1
Controls
Vita Food
*
Sep
%
35
5
Universal Consolidated
Victoreen
Maranhao
1,400
"
■
"
9%
1
Co__.
JLU'
"
1
United Stores Corp
Universal "American Corp
Universal
171
'
50c
B
Reclaiming
Jan
"4,500
6
', •*,':
19%
1
U
'
'
100
Aluminum
U
i3o
4^ Sep
liV Sep
5%s
4%s
Peru
v-,-'
••
-
Amer dep
AHanaver-
300
7%
5%
5%
5.
—
United Molasses Co Ltd—
7
Apr
11,800
lis
7
Investing__2.60
&
Sep
10%
10,700
i?r
46
45%
45%
Improvement
United Milk
:
"nT
United Elastic Corp
28%
.6
7
B
$120
Feb-Aug
.
23% Jan
Sep
Jan-July
& Prov Banks—
.
100
5)V
.
1
Oil Inc
4%
5
1
Nov
10
7,200
21,300
1951
7s
1952
Port
200
7
6%
6'4
50c
Feb
A
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debs— •
•
;
20% Aug
12% Aug
18%
5
,
United Capso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
United Cuban
series
ADanzig
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
13
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
warrants
WEEK
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
Trl-Continental
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
...
Stock and Bond
Below
.-
listed
.
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:„
on
are
-Stocks-
-Bonds-
'
'
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
:
_'_J
Inc
•
-
1
Date
5%
4%
5%
_•
100
3%
3%
3%
1
2%
2%
2%,
•
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7%
voting
Waitt & Bond Inc
.$2 cumulative
Waltham
Webb
ctfs
trust
common
-
preferred-.
Precision
3%
3%
3%
1%
1%
1%.
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
Nov.
860
91%
Nov
117
Jan
27%
100
22
Jan
31
Nov.
600
3%
Jan
3%
3%
400
2
12—
dep
rets
1%
3,800
1 %
Oct
18%
1,100
16%
Oct
84
84
10
3%
3%
3%
3%
*
3i5
Westmoreland
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc—
——
^
32%
39%
10
26%
26%-
t—
8.53;
374
75
26
37%
Jan
18%
1,500
17%
18%
1%
25%
Brothers
Wilson
5%
86.97
211.32
86.91
700
1%
Oct
500
2
26%
14%
Jan
4%
Oct
78.40
82.83
81.61
Closing
9
104.54
Range for 1958
High
102.82 Dec
31
104.29
Low
72.75 Jan
2
Wed.
11—
104.43
Thur. Nov. 12—
104.39
High
Fri.
104.16
Low
Nov.
Nov.
13
Sep
3%
Nov
8%
30%
33%
10,700
-13%
Jan
45%
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jun,
20%
87%
89%
30
30
50
30
•
18
Sep
21
Oct
100
Feb
26% May
12% Jan
21%
Nov
19% May
26% Feb
42
Oct
6874
13%
21%
21%
100
44 %
1
.2
45%
1,400
44 %
31% Aug
250
100
.
Jan
£1
1
1%
1,000
22
21%
22
7,400
lfc
us
441.3
+ 0.3
554.2
Durable Goods
499.6
500.4
—0.2
527.7
457.8
Non-Durable
535.9
532.3
+0.7
570.1
510.5
—0.6
371.6
324.8
Goods
'
Trade,
1% Aug
17% Feb
1% May
8%
8
9
6,000
8
Oct
4%
4%.
4%
6,000
4%
Nov
9%
207.1
213.1
212.8
+0.1
231.8
432.8
429.3
+ 0.8
433.0
382.7
287.8*'
Finance
and
296.1
—2.8
360.4
287.8
;
'••New
Low.
'
v.
974 Sep
10c
332.8
330.8
490.7
_—
Mining
29% Aug
,
Service
Utility
50c
400.1
+ 0.3
522.3
2% July
...—„—1
LOW
"
419.1
7f* May
Co.^__;
Eigh
523.9
_.
Apr
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Change
420.3
Composite
Manufacturing
2% July
612
5s
Oct. 30, '59
Nov, 6, '59
Transportation
Ltd—
1959-
Percent
Jan.
85
13%
with highs and lows for the
compared with the preceding week and
Feb
,^o
20%
87%
-25
—_
groups
Nov
10%
800
31%
for 1959
109.60 Aug 4
101.-12 Sep 23
Range
16% Mar
n%
4,600
4%
4
Averages
20% Mar
4,500
11%
40c
81.57
78.30
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for week ending Nov. 6, 1959, for composite and by major industry
12%
preference
81.51
82.76
,
10 7'a
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
81.58
82.47
78.38
10
Apr
27
11%
8
82.42
78.41
78.32
81.51
Oct
4
dep rets ord regular
78.43
78.37
82.36
Nov.
1% Jan
21% Jun
11
_1
78.52
.
-
78.31
,
Date—
3174 Apr
% July
17% Jun
12
Woodley Petroleum Co
Zale Jewelry
Oct
1
Wood Newspaper Machine—.
Woodall Industries Inc
•6%
151.44
78.58
Tues. Nov.
Nov
—10
common
(F W)
Sep
39%
-—J
J
preferred
American
86.82
40
Bonds
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mar
"
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%% pfd—100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd—
Woolworth
35
Feb
5
—
& Co
86.80
212.33
86.82
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
Jan
46
11,300
1%
(R C)
86.97
212.61
,87.22
" ^
"
"%' "%
25%
Williams Brothers Co
213.50
87.14
152.45
Nov
•%
27%
5
Williams
Jan
27%
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries
87.11
152.96
.
4% Apr
/',r Aug
650
1
wi
3
36%' 39%
32%
"
1
10c
Corp
common
400
27%
~ "
Wickes
New
154.14
..'
computed by using the following divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
19.61,
:
'
•
:
'
"
stocks,
65
214 Sep
900
32
White Stag Mfg. Co
Wichita River Oil Corp.
(The)
lties
213.46
Mon.
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co
Rails
87.06
July
91% Jan
Sep
2% Sep
11,900
a
*
——20
Western Tablet & Stationery
Rails
154.10
23
84
134,500
Is
ord shares
trials
tries
are
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
Util-
Stocks
roads
644.26
—
Averages
5% Aug
4 % May
Jan
1%
17 %
1
Grade
647.32
——
Total
Grade
650.92
_____
11
10
Indus-
648.14
9
10—
Nov.
Second
65
Jun
3%
3%
4
10
First
10
650.92
Nov.
2% Mar
Util-
Total
trials
6
Nov.
15
4% Mar
34,200
18%
Development Co
Western
Feb
95
100
Western
29%
162,000
50c
pfd
Feb
3%
~3%
1
Inc
May
374
Sep
1.25
1%
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
80
Jun
27%
5
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Products
Jan
14'A Mar
5'A Mar
91%
95
•
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Chemical
2%
21
1
Jan
Feb
2%
600
1,000
30
Co
Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
West
27/a
71
10c
Instrument
&
Wentworth
600
20.
Rail-
30
Indus-
Waco Aircraft Co
10
"
Petroleum
Zapata
Corp—
BONDS
American
Stock
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
5%s
Alsco Inc
Steel
AAmer
Chemoil Industries
Chicago
87
84
10
65
66
6
$82%
83
45
83 %
24
of
N
92
120
mortgage
series
4s
debentures
subord
&
AGuanianamo
Mon.
Nov.
9—
3,698,650
$7,117,000
35
May
$98%
51
1
71%
Tues.
Nov. 10__
3,025,020
5,554,000
86
47
85
21
21
5
20
National
5%s
80
27
78
85%
86%
New
&
April-Oct
Television,
3'As
Power
—
■
1st
Power
1st
mortgage
Pennsylvania
3s
Public
Service
Electric
&
Gas
Rapid American Co 7s deb
5%s
Safe
conv
Harbor
subord
Water
3%s
Co
6s
California
Edison
3s
88
28
97
5
78
94%
.
3s
1965
3%s series A 1973
101%
$101
91
89
$83%
89 %
100
12
85%
80
—
90
6
89%
$86
86
3%s series E
Feb-Aug
90%
series
I
1982
4%s
series
Southern
K
1
1983
California
Gas
Southern
3%s
1970
96%
85%
82
3
82
74%
84
83%
74%
86'A
75%
80
93
73
Mon.
Nov.
Tues.
Nov. 10—
Domestic
Shares)
.
9__
Government
963,615
Nov. 11
1,061,045
100,000
Nov. 12
1,438,435
96,000
Fri.
Nov. 13
1,190,515
2,000
143,000
Wed.
Thurs.
138,000
86
-
92%
89
98%
13
98
105%
Week Ended Nov. 13
100'A
17
98%
107 %
1959
1
96%
105%
76
85%
91%
4
82%
87
98
99
-
_
97
97
86%
86%
86%
84
84
84
86%
87%
87%
Southwestern
99% 100
2
82%
47
91
-
-
5,879,965
107,000
111,000
$47,000
$687,000
139,000
■■
$13,000
$627,000
100%
85
92
99
15
Total
175,000
10,000
5~000
1,000
14
,
i
$30,000
-
7,000
~
-
93%
t
103
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
5,879,965
•
.
-
Jan. 1 to Nov. 13
-
1959
1958
6,855,140
321,834,978
192,715,214
1958
Bonds—
$439,000
$23,932,000
$16,685,000
Foreign
government
13,000
25,000
1,552,000
Foreign
corporate
47,000
34,000
1,314,000
1,496.000
1,600,000
$627,000
Domestic
.
■
90
$91%
'
■
——
66%
$98%
67%
—
15
Total
$155,000
$5,000
$150,000
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
.
1,226,355
—
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
(No. of
i
.
85
98
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
78
100
Wasatch
$39,806,000 $1,360,411,600 $1,185,376,620
85
Mar-Sept
Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Gas & Electric 3%s 1970—Feb-Aug
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Ine 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
West Penn Traction 5s
1860
June-Aug
$34,326,000
—
$75
Jan-Awg
47/8s series J 1982
—-
178
88
45
$80
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
4%s series H 1982
4%s
90%
80
74%
Feb-Awg
1981
1,126,481,600
Transactions at the American Stock
95
60
$80
$76
3s series F 1979
58,687.020
1,299,639,600
Stocks
89%
i
60,744,100
37,914,000
89
113
70
$70
1973
$1,892,000
99
43
Feb-Aug
G
Industrial—
100
$65
90%
99,000
1,610,000
32,705,000
_
$85
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
$109,000
16,000
98
148 % 154
149%
1981—May-tVou
$12,000
Bank
103
93%
Fdb-Aug
series
Railroad and
97
Feb-Aug
3%s
.
$11,000
Government
8.
85
6
95
97
Jan-July
1973
633,485,371
123
3Va8 series D 1976
B
1958
1959
713,573,129
20,790,426
Bonds—
International
115%
2%8 series C 1976
3s series
Jan. 1 to Nov. 13
1958
16,195,437
Shares
of
168
6
117% 117%
May-Nov
April-Oct
1967.
Corp
80
96%
—
1998_Jan-Jwlp
1964
debs
Power
56
Foreign
1964—June-Dec
6 an-July
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62
Southern
79
April-Oct
Power
3%s 1970
.
—
$1,610,000
1959
Stocks—No.
Total
1971
&
79%
109%
105
Jan-July
April-Oct
mortgage 3%s 1968
Water
109 %
_May-Noz?
1961
$34,326,000
—
—
x
Jan-July
Inc—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio
Total.
U.
1976
1974
England
$32,705,000
$11,000
203,000
16,195,437
1,000
506,000
6,838,000
89
89
$81
—
Mar-Sep
Theatres
5,428,000
7.768,000
3,049,450
47
79%
debentures
subord
2,822,960
3,599,357
Nov. 13
"
$40
Valley RR 4s 1963
Corp—
convertible
Nov. 11
Nov. 12
Week Ended Nov. 13
Apr-Oct
llq tr ctfs—
Sales
98 %
1970——Jan-July
1963—
Western RR 4s
Bond
$7,596,000
5,760,000
5,654,000
8,274,000
7,042,000
10,000
196,000
226,000
3974
97%
Wed.
Total
Bonds
56 %
33%
..
Government
$479,000
57
23
United States
Bonds
Bonds
7974
National Research
5s
Foreign
Bonds
80
35
50%
—May-Not
1993
1993
B
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Fri.
Jan-July
1978
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
Corp—
Builders
No. of
Shares
8774
Thurs.
3%s
mortgage 4s series A
A 1st
Stocks
125'a
Division—
J
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
150 %
36%
47
84
Finland Residential
6s
99
189
High
Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
General
Low
NO.
86".
65
Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
150%
Transactions at the New York Stock
Range Since
$120
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1973
debs
6s
Authority
Transit
Delaware
1st
series
135
86%
June-Dec,
Quar-Feb
1998
A 1970
1
High
Bonds
$42%
1994___June-Dec
1970
3%s
141
June-Dec
1974
debs
inc
4s
Power
6s Aug
2%s
Edison
Boston
Pump
Steel
Bethlehem
subord debs
eonv
&
Elec
Appalachian
Jan
Week's Range
Friday
97%
61%
75
'
99
101%
Total
nr\n
d./ino
nnn
iOC
HQO nnd
4ia
tqi
nnn
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2070)
.
Monday, November&.Q, -1959
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
13
Week's
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
American
Motors
American
Sugar
Refining
American Tel &
Anaconda
Boston
90%
33 3b
77%
Tel—.——
Company
Edison
Personal
Boston
&
w
•
Eastern
6%
6%
cum
preferred
cum
preferred
National
Ford
48%
49
106
class
adj
25
100
A——100
Creek
Lamson
Lone
6%
Co
Corp
of
Delaware.
Cement
Central
pfd
cum
National
New
Service
England
New
N
Jan
216
59
Northern Railroad
(N
55%
Oct
80%
679
83 Tit
1,611
50% Feb
85
74
,
84% July
Sep
60%
342
220
32%
251
90%
64%
Nov
96%
Sep
Mathieson
.Pennsylvania
Rexall
Oct
U
S
15%
103
135
28%
Sep
37
518 %
Jan
115
12
Oct
100
12%
Stone
&
Stop
Chem
&
14%
1,000
6c
Jan
19c
Webster
19%
Jan
21%
36%
35%
37%
784
&
Shop
United
Inc
6%
74%
49%
50
Nov
Oct
90
42% Feb
58
July
15%
19%
6%
United
Shoe
U
U
S
S
Rubber
Vermont
32
57%
57%
76
35%
36%
27
53% Sep
33% Jan
44%
779
28% Jan
33% Aug
4,337
23%
45
25
55%
54%
56%
589
63%
63%
Co—
50
28%
28%
100
75%
Oct
Mar
61
75%
69
21%
Feb
28 % May
35
NOV
35%
41
41%
100
41
Oct
52
Apr
49
712
46
;
Oct
59-%
Jan
54%
134
50%
Oct
64%
Jan
25%
27%
220
9%
Jan
29 %
Oct
23%
23%
156
23%
Nov
28%
Jan
137% 137%
10
Cincinnati Transit Co 4%s
27%
38
Feb
87
30
16%
75
Oct
Nov
14% Jan
328
20%
May
Apr
70%
50
99%
58 % Aug
99%
Nov
Feb
Week's
Last
American Laundry
Balcrank
Cincinnati
10
71%
50
54
May
61
STOCKS
62%
$3,500
57
Feb
Last
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
4%
preferred
Telephone
Cincinanti
Transit
Cincinnati
Union
preferred
355
13
2%
100
2
24%
24%
567
12
2634
2634
200
3234
3334
2,662
61%
64
2,107
13%
14%
2,378
5534
5534
542
53
May
91
91
15
91
Nov
96%
Nov
73b May
47% Mar
—5
32%
„25
-10
14%
Davidson
——
Bros
—
Detroit Steel
Detroit Steel
:
Diamond National
Dixie Ice
Motor
Eagle
Cream
Hobart
:
Manufacturing
24
Miami
Procter
&
5,668
41%
RR
gtd
:
Hall
2,071
153b
Jan
4%
349
36%
36 3b
436
50%
Feb
Jan
LaSalle
80
20
79%
Nov
93
276
89%
Oct
6%
101
18%
jL00
.
100% Mar
53b Jan
7
12% Jan
25%
115
23% Nov
383b
149
31%
Oct
Nov
38%
10%
33
10%
Nov
10 % May
57
96
44
Jan
57%
68%
295
60
Jan
75
Aluminium Ltd
2%
2%
759
2%
2%
2%
100
2%
Oct
4
Feb
1%
1%
1,000
134
Oct
23b
Feb
14
14%
335
14
Nov
19%
31%
32
222
25
Jan
32
358
2
Jan
4
-Feb
35
Aug
44
Jan
55
55
32%
733b
733b
84%
85%
40%
44
27
1,158
32%
34%
72 %
Aug
73%
2,005
30%
Nov
1 %
480
1%
Sep
1%
Jan
100
2%
Aug
2%
Jan
14%
14%
594
3%
3%
3%
668
22 3b
22 %
22%
175
3734
37V4
34b
Jan
163b Mar
Apr
2434
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
Vinco
Jan
26
27%
3,019
2934
Oct
10
Corporation
26 %
3%
1
89% Mar
198
5
32%
5(j
27% Aug
103
32%
Jun
46%
Midwest Stock
A
Nov
33%
14%
36%
75
56%
56%
100
31%
32
112
Last
STOCKS
99
14%
36%
Oct
60%
Jun
Nov
52% Jan
Laboratories
Abbott
Steel
Acme
Low
300
61%
31
I,000
26%
23%
2,400
67%
30%
30%
21%
Oct
Admiral
Advance Ross Electronics Corp.—
-50c
42%
290
American
41
Nov
Jan
Aid Investment & Discounts
:
—1
5%
5%
5%
58%
50%
100
10
58%
61
223
47
Feb
65
-50c
17%
16%
17%
900
89%
Manufacturing——.
85%
93
382
70% Oct
96%
—1
14
77%
623b
79
412
75
89% Apr
Allegheny
50
59
74
Mar
Allied
Laboratories
63
65% Mar
19% Jan
80% July
Allied
Paper
93
60
10% Jan
25% May
17% May
Aluminium
54
40% Nov
Anaconda
Armco
5
$33%
Co
50
Steel
10
;
Baltimore & Ohio
Boeing
;
System
Oct
44"%
Jan
117%
Oct
American
Can
44 %
Nov
American
Cyanamid Co
14% Jan
26
July
American
Investment Co
74% July
American
Mach
14
72% July
64% Jan
American Motors Corp
48%
6534 Sep
50% Feb
47% Sep
37%
173
351
35V* Sep
19% Sep
43%
20%
24% Mar
39%
American
20%
20%
30%
31
50
Apr
Apr
51%
92
257%
5134
5134
57
91
93%
18
257% 262
68%
68%
97
50% Oct
75%
203
Jan
Feb
■
60% Jan
93%
Nov
272% Aug
70
July
85
Sep
205
50% Jan
46%
161
43 %
81%
83%
95
50%
74% Sep
44% Mar
84%
333
21%
50%
21%
53%
3
21%
70
17% Jan
24
May
50%
18
39% Jan
57
39%
July
80
28 %
Feb
71%
50%
37%
71%
45% May
73%
15
71%
Nov
1
73%
47%
47%
50
.—5
International
51% Feb
81
45 %
1%
32% Jan
48%
48%
10
52
I
Motors
International
18
76%
46%
52%
138
41% Jun
40% Jan
5
1
"5
Harvester
TpI
T*i
&
Laughlin
Corp
Steel
—10
Martin Co
Corp
Montgomery Ward
National
Cash
National
Jan
Apr
58% July
61% May
49% Feb
National Distillers
65%
65%
140
56% Sep
53% Aug
79% Jan
50%
50%
126
48
54
31%
31%
106% 106%
23
5
Lead
5
Central
—
10
$.3333
__
Phillips Petroleum
Oil
—-IIIIIII5
see
10
32%
Pepsi-Cola
For footnotes
31%
106%
page 42.
32%
30
16%
88
34%
15%
33%
34%
42%
42
42%
35%
35%
9Q
Feb
Jun
105% Feb
26% Mar
Tel
&
Viscose
Oil
Anaconda
Co
Ashland
Jun
34% Mar
131% Aug
32% Oct
class
52%
200
48% Oct
64
9% Jan
14
500
Oct
Apr
3,300
263b
Feb
May
38% Sep
3,300
26%
Apr
39 Vb
97%
97% 100%
700
1
24%
24%
25%
3,100
July
114% July
33% Apr
77% May
213b Oct
29%
29%
293b
100
20 "2
Feb
40%
40 %
42
1,600
40%
Nov
59%
59
60 %
1,700
46%
Feb
_1
18
300
17%
Oct
wi—7
400
47
Nov
51 3b
Oct
25% Feb
95 %
Nov
18%
Apr
Apr
49
83%
92%
II,700
15%
15%
15%
1,700
783b
77%
103% 104 %
42%
44%
2%
2%
100
61%
65%
-33%
.
77%
25
42%
5
common-
-
61%
50
(Un)
Gas
104%
25
——_—
71%
10
71%
33
Oct
503b
,
Jan
*64% July
20% Jan
13 3b
Sep
10.300
753b
Sep
89
300
91 %
Jun
107
1,100
373b
Jan
2%
Jan
£3% July
Oct
4%
Apr
900
75
59%
Sep
74
200
61 %
60
5
-
Corp (Un)
Co (111)
Oil
18
47
91%
5
(U11)
18
49
5
(Un)
A
Company
47 %
Jan
68% July
2,600
Mar
80
July
35
65% Mar
Nov
5
common
34%
33%
34%
600
23
May
1
22%
22%
23 %
3,700
19
Jan
25% May
10
& Refining
25%
25%
26%
2,100
32%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
Corporation
3
—
(Un)—
Aviation
Bendix
50c
—
10
Co
Brad Foote Gear Works
40
26% Jan
34%
Nov
40
41% Nov
52% Mar
Burton-Dixie
50
35
47%
Butler
Corp
Brothers
—
43%
Nov
500
9%
Oct
10% Mar
3,600
10%
Jan
17% May
153b
81
33 b
45
,
18 % July
Jan
900
14
300
66%
Jan
100
3%
Jan
750
30
300
July
81
Oct
4% Aug
•
45
Jan
Nov
1%
1%
7,000
62% Sep
1% Feb
88% May
1V2
52%
52%
56%
2,000
49% May
58% July
—-J
38%
3834
100
27
Jan
39 %
—1
5
:
5
5
68%
3434
^6
43i'a
68%
2
Mar
Aug
31%
3534
1,150
29%
Oct
46%
Jan
25%
26
1,000
20%
Jan
283b
Aug
42%
433b
1,400
3834 Feb
47%
Aug
—5
(Un)
Jan
5
3% Mar
2%
2%
24%
26%
750
19%
Jan
31% July
—.
—t_20c
-
_
Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burlington
—-
243b
934
14%
8
Bethlehem
Budd Company
33b
.
5
Benguet
Jan
81
.
,
PI
Corp
Consolidated Inc (Un).
Steel Corp (Un)
Binks
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
Booth
Fisheries
Corp
Borg-Warner
Corn
9%
13%
15%
*
Inc
Belden Manufacturing
14
13
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings
9%
10
non-cumulative preferred—
Avco
20%
Apr
50%
1
Co
Corp
Louisiana
&
Armour
58% Aug
11%
Steel
15% Apr
Oct
San
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Nov
5
Registers.
Pennsylvania RR
66%
5
Dairy
York
Nov
14%
Jan
32
—
Stand
Tel
American
Armco
Feb
45%
10
Foundry new
&
Rad &
American
Arkansas
10
300
36%
American Tobacco (Un)
27% Feb
—
47%
36%
4.200
11%
(Un)
(Un)
Co
92
47%
14%
53 %
12.50
Theatres
91
10
Oct
13%
31%
(111)
-37% Oct
July
7% Aug
17%
34%
(Un)
308
9
Jan
Feb
Broadcasting
Paramount
133
2I50
;
Greyhound
Pure
May
29%
68%
5
Electric
National
253b
49 %
American
5
103b
34%
-
63%
7
Dynamics
New
24%
(Un)
108% Oct
26
34% July
29% May
31 %
.10
—
of America
68%
5
General
Mead
134
Amurex
Federated Dept Stores
Ford
&
215
35
Jan
Sep
6% Aug
.—1
—
61%
10
Chemical
General
Ltd
Co
2,000
52%
._8
Corp
—
Manufacturing—
Allis-Chalmers
American Airlines
.
1
Steel
683b
—
—1
DuPont
Jones
.
56%
34%
115% 115%
38%
443b
50% July
58% July
7
6%
Feb
50%
(Un)_
Ludlurn
62%
1
Wright
General
44
54%
—
443b
1
Alleghany Corp
2
Dayton Power & Light
Dow
Nov
1
__
25
;
Gas
V
July
Aluminum
40%
.
,J>
;
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
14%
5
-
—
issued
Service
Curtiss
23%
13%
Sep
Sep
'
Burlington Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities
22%
WA
g
.
Balke
723b |
22%
100
Steel
Airplane
When
72%
1
Avco
Brunswick
63%
3
Ashland Oil—.
Bethlehem
—-
—:
High
64% Apr
17
66 %
23
-10
Co
Range Since Jan.*
High
66%
5
common
Shares
Apr
Akron Brass
5% Mar
Oct
for Week
32%
Corp
Jun
2%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Nov
35
10
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Nov
10% Feb
234
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
131% Nov
Nov
3%
33%
Co
Jun
93b
21%
31% Nov
Tel
Jan
455
250
24% Oct
&
303b
.
10%
347
Tel
Sep
Nov
38%
[Apr
22%
25%
Motors
3%
22%
2%-Jan
14
10%
24%
American
17% July
Jun
11
22%
41
American
Feb
Nov
2%
32
41
Cyanamid
Jan
1
Nov
73%
35
'..
4%
Nov
1 %
5
Jan
10
1,417
13%
--.
53% July
Mar
2%
31%
*
Nov
27% Jun
129% 12934
1
4%
45
Nov
54%
31%
*
2%
2%
12
Airlines
Mar
2%
American Can
American
Nov
8
185
5,848
May
54%
35
Nov
5%
_10
Rudy Manufacturing
68
*
67
Sep
853b Aug
293b
.
53%
1
Scotten Dillon _2_—
10%
31%
10
_
Jan *
5
Products
Screw
Riven Raisin Paper
Oct
1034
"
Feb
18%
3
Nov
27
56%
■
Feb
51%
2,275
53b
31%
Rockwell Standard Corp
233b
35%
4934
1
Sep
20
24%
400
2,277
29
50%
10
1
Wines
Leonard Refineries
Masco
63%
80%
Sep
July
-
50%
14%
Kresge Co (S S)
Lansing Stamping
37%
92% Mar
Oct
49
2
Jun
Nov
:.v
Nov
63%
Sale Price
Allis-Chalmers
:
Feb
37%
31%
38%
1
Stores
52%
25
549
Stocks
Corp
Feb
5
36%
76%
'
5
2,.50
1
Manufacturing
40%
6%
85%
July
27
Jan
4
27%
76%
28
1
Lamp
33%
18%
—-5
Unlisted
Allied
Oct
July
92%
10
common
Alleghany
55
Feb
80
1
Playing Card
New
High
39%
2
Rapid-American
U S
Jan. 1
LOW
31%
50
^
common
16 34
60% Mar
Jun
26%
1.66%
1
*
Paige
40%
*
Gamble
72 34 May
Sep
4%
1
—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
38%
„10
—
Little
Industries
Kingston Products
68%
Sep
31% July
44% Mar
Jan
51%
12%
43 34
42%
1
Hoskins
5
Jan
12%
■
Oct
29
5 3b
42%
5
Co„
21
10
Co_,
Kahn
Range Sin
High
5
*
Art
Graham
1
:
Picher
Gibson
-
193 b Mar
3
Brewing
Gocbel
Shares
i
common
Jan
Mar
323b
Nov
83 b
Jan
3
Jan
24%
260
53b
24
1
Corp
Economy Baler
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
42% Aug
~6%
2334
Nov
3b
1
20
Detroit Edison
143b
37%
*
1,128
53b
1
:
32% Jan
12.50
Stockyards
High
13%
2%
11%
Consolidated paper—
Consumers Power common.
100
50
Low
'■
—5
144
100
Cincinnati
Range Since Jan. 1
i-
:.
.
1
Company
$4.50
High
13 Tb
Products—
Metal
American
15%
32%
Sep
1
Electric
40
39%
62%
-1
Wrigley Stores
Allen
General Motors Corp
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Sep
Sales
Range
Par
15%
8.50
:
...
60
Exchange
Week's
Sale Trie©
39%
10
j.
Gas
98%' Nov
98%
56%
Friday
20
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
107% Aug
Jan
98%
56%
Detroit Stock
__i
:
Mar
89
94%
of these Cincinnati prices.
Gar Wood
Sales
Range
Par
75
97%
149% July
56%
1998
Fruehauf Trailer
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
121% Feb
95%
Federal-Mogul-Bower' Bearings —1—5
Sale Price
-
Nov
We are Indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for thej transmission
Ford
STOCKS
34%
25
%
Aug
30
16%
97%
Nov
45% Jan
46% Jan
97%
*
40
BONDS
Burroughs CorporationChrysler Corp
10,540
—12.50
23%
-11.50
Apr
32%
Co
Jan
46%
26
—10
64%
i
25%
RR
Feb
523b
54
16%
—
Electric
(F W)
Budd
32%
System Inc
Westinghouse Elec Corp
67%
Nov
Briggs Manufacturing
23%
Waldorf
Steel
Westinghouse
Wool worth
Oct
Corp
Min
50
Nov
39%
22%
137%
34
July
5
&
Jan
51%
46%
_
50% July
32% Jan
100
Jan
24%
Co
Mass
&
48%
32
Sep
•
Machine
Smelt Ref
10
48%
1
Co
Carbide
Feb
323
16%
6%
73%
175
50%
15%
35% Nov
21
80
•
Fruit
39%
72
35%
1
38% Sep
10% Jan
*
Torrington Co
39
145
10
;
Oct
49%
40%
41
7
(Ohio
Sep
52%
1
Jan
•
Inc
Aug
22%
Feb
1,765
—2.50
Nov
45%
52
11—25
Jun
9c
5
Co
62%
Nov
Jan
20%
*
Association
Jun
35
48%
»
common-
Aug
19
14% Nov
20
15%
48 %
47
Jan
11
12%
10
10
3G
Feb
33%
100
Corp
new
Indiana
Studebaker-Packard
Union
80%
Jan
117%
20
RR
Drug
Shawmut
Chem
Oil
Standard
ACF
Olin
of
(N J)
Oct
44
44% Mar
35%
9c
RR
Oil
07% May
'
Brands
81% Jan
20%
1
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Standard
Standard Oil
25
39%
40
50c
Standard
74%
62 %
35
35
15
Rand
Sperry
High
70% May
44%
5
.
;
i-
Feb
20
3
.
Low
66
62%
1.40
Oil
July
20
System
&* Hartford
H
42
11
14%
Companies.
Electric
England Tel & Tel Co
NY
Nov
Oct
25
32
100
Narragansett Racing Assoc
Jun
106% 106%
5
4
Corp
RR-^5%
Jun
5%
70
94%
*
1%
56
352
25
58%
—50
common
Feb
34
Nov,
Oil
Socony Mobil
Range Since Jan. I
High
74 %
66
5
—•___
-
66
10
Sunray Oil
Jan
42
35
1
—
Coal
32% Mar
'
Sep
%
30
81%
82%
25%
Sep
Aug
27% Aug
64% Jan
Jan
100
7
58%
Copper Corp
Star
Maine
%
42
25
100
-100
Co
Company
Island
Kennecott
102
76%
Electric
Gillette
27%
42
Inc..J
Stores
62 %
20% Sep
27
B
65% Mar
110
46% Oct
25
Sears
Sinclair
Apr
74% Mar
Jan
Jan
18
Motor Co
General
53
42-%
100
%
5%
1
58% Sep
20
140
24%
.10
common.
1st preferred class
First
666
55%
24%
Mass St Ry
cum
61%
100
95
-5
Fuel
&
Oct
Shares
Low
——J
—
Roebuck—.;
43% Mar
Sep
58%
5
-
——
Nov
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Schenley Industries
89 %
Nov
74%
359
55%
-100
Copper Range Co
Gas
27%
3,870
10
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Cities Service
Co
Eastern
20
79%
65
<10%
00%
-25
,
RR—-—
516%
'
28%
61%
Trust-
Prop
Providence
High
Feb
26
3,721
77%
—50
Co
Boston
Low
93%
Radio Corp of America
Range Since Jan. 1
High
82%
28%
S
common—25
Corp
^rice
Par
Shares
for Week
Last
Sale
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Boston Stock
24%
253b
1,300
14%
Jan
26 %
1.600
283b
2%
24%
200
2
Oct
July
45% Mar
32%
—12.50
.15
32%
333b
23
22%
23
550
20% Jan
24%
Jan
4034
39%
4034
100
363b Jun
4434
Nov
Volume
190
Number
5899
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2071)
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Calumet
Hecla
&
Canadian
Inc
Low
—30c
Canadian Pacific (Un)
South
&
Cbamplin Oil
&
West
Refining
25%
400
25%
Nov
36%
36%
200
35 %
Sep
48%
26%
26%
700
25%
Sep
34 %
5 %
2,500
Gas
Service
Cleveland
&
Cliff's
Oct
Apr
19%
"20%
800
50%
50%
1,400
50%
Nov
60
July
26%
28%
26%
Nov
36
Jan
68%
1,000
200
65%
Sep
74 %
Apr
26%
.69
25%
''
Apr
2,200
237%
Oct
21%
23%
900
20%.-Sep
33% July
32 % Jan
30
31 %
650
28%
37%
Apr
20 %
Feb
13%
13%
2,200
174% 175
__
Nov
H',8
35
'Ml
147
Jan
185
Apr
72% May
63
63%
2,100
31%'
33
1,200
31%
Sep
47%
47%
48%
1,100
47
Oct
63%
Jan
—
44:%
4614
900
45
t
Oct
54%
Jan
82%
_____15
61%
31%
82%
83
150
82%
Oct
90
Feb
45%
Jun
48
48
,13%
30%
33
—
v..
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—30%
:V
Columbia Gas System (Un).r.———10
20%.
100
13%
>
20
50%
3,100
2,100
58%
1.000
24 %t
25
1,100
55
55%
—
'"<87
20
.
Jan
55%
Jan
16
13
Sep
23% Mar
„
800
20%
Feb
57%
24%
——
;55%
Container Corp of
America—"——5
Co——i____——10
Continental Can
Continental Motors Corp—;
Controls
Pronp
Co
pf
Sep
Cudahy Packing Co
fi2%
T
M
'
:5
13%
Deere
Corp—,—-
&
Detroit
,
Edison
Co
-<Un
Nov
57%
13%
Apr
25%
35%
£
Eastern. Air Lines Inc—.—
Kodak
Co
Radio
&
Railroad
16j/b
—5
Electric Co___
Gillette
(The)
nien
Alden
Ghdden
Rubber__
Goodyear Tire
Bros
Co—
Cooperage
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
class
(Un)_'
Com
Griesedieck
Co
—'s
1
Howard
Hupp
»
-1
25
-
—20
1
.—j.1--
Co
International
Paper
3%
500
2%
Jan
3%
1,070
10%
Jan
16%
Oct
200
7%
Feb
9 %
Jan
44%
International Shoe Co
International Tel & Tel
Laughlin Steel
Chemical
*
.——_—_*
(Un)
•
(Un>__
10
(Henry C)
77%
1,700
29%
Nov
Oct
14%
Feb
Feb
66
% July
Nov
47%
36%
64%
Sep
Jun
58% July
43% May
64
27%
900
16% May
41% Nov
29 Ye July
500
100
119%
Jan
56% May
49%
150
82%
Jan
July
Nov
47%
300
40%
Sep
55
Sep
47%
49
900
46%
Jan
73
10
50
Nov
70
July
54%
300
50
Apr
55%
21%
2,100
17%
Jan
24%
12%
81
11%
Jan
300
100
700
105
Sep
28%
12%
Nov
Jan
Nov
May
12% May
126% Jan
28%
Nov
18%
200
16%
Jan
15% Apr
26% Mar
40%
2,300
35%
Jan
44%
Apr
38%
Nov
37%
38(4
100
4%
4%
4%
1,500
3%
Jan
6% Mar
6%
7
900
5%
Jan
46%
46
39%
25%
%
39
450
48%
1,600
40%
700
37%
Nov
23%
Jan
42
%
Nov
55
Jan
31 %
Jan
85%
Nov
43% May
39
28% May
54% July
Jan
54%
49%
49
50%
300
39%
Jan
57
29%
29%
500
28%
Jan
35%
99%
99%
99%
100
140%
500
135
87%
113
Jan
May
Apr
July
Apr
104y2 July
140%
Nov
Jan
34%
34%
34%
1,500
34 V*
Jan
36%
41%
37%
41%
3,800
28%
Feb
45 y2 May
71%
33%c
71%
48%
*
94%
_5
66%
75%
.—33%
common
1
Co
1
_2%
60%
Jan
81% July
48%
49%
500
94%
96%'
1,000
66
66%
37%
91
Feb
Oct
64 y2 July
117
Feb
500
5914
Apr
4%
500
3%
Jan
4% Mar
2%
2%
2,700
2%
Nov
3'/e May
70
July
Marshall
Martin
Cement
Mfg
Field
(The)
_•
Metropolitan
Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's
Oct
United
U 8
States
Min
&
Modine
44%
59
Jan
400
42% Jun
50%
*
(Un)
Inc
Ft footnotes see
page
34%
52%
_5
-
—
42.
—
58%
3
143%
1,000
800
26%
Jan
50%
Nov
67%
39% Nov
52 Ye
500
34
Feb
68%
41V*
300
Sep
64
Jan
74%
Jun
22%
Nov
24%
Oct
Oct
28 Ye
68%
*
22Va
22%
23%
900
23
50c
22%
23%
3,800
21%
35%
36%
1,400
35%
Nov
33%
34%
37 %
300
27%
Jun
36% Aug
46%
46%
47%
8,400
41 %
46%
Nov
40%
42
61%
3.700
40%
Oct
46%
52 y2
48%
9,900
Apr
51'A
45%
Oct
51
Jan
53%
59 ya
7,100
15
15
15%
700
60%
12%
Jan
60
17 y2
60%
7,500
Aug
26
43%
Jan
63
Nov
25%
18%
27%
14,600
19%
2,700
60
60
60
'
26
26
650
100
50%
9% Jun
9% Aug
26
38 V*
May
23
23%
2,300
42%
43%
700
11
11
100
32%
32
33
3,200
303/s
78%
Sep
38%
77%
79%
1,200
71%
Oct
30
30
30
100
27%
Jun
23%
22%
233/4
87% Aug
35 y4 Apr
2,900
19%
Jan
53%
56%
29% July
450
52%
Oct
29%
70
29%
293/4
200
23%
Jan
31 y2
4,100
15%
Jan
17y8 May
16
Nov
29-
35
Jan
47% Aug
11
Bankshares
Electric
700
7%
Jan
Mar
151 %
Nov
Wnnlworth
Feb
9
113%
Jan
500
32%
Sep
41%
16% Jan
22%
19
19
50
51
800
1,900
39
Jan
Co
W isconsin
200
50
&
100
54 V*
Sep
70
30%
20%
30%
100
23%
Jun
20%
21
700
17
Feb
34% Sep
24 ya Jun
12 y2 July
8%
137%
32%
8%
8%
4,700
43/a
37%
200
37%
Sep
42%
Feb
30%
30%
800
30 V*
Sep
43%
Apr
137% 140
Aug
68% July
53 V8 8ep
World
W rig ley
Public
'F
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Publishing
(Wm)
30
500
1203/4
Feb
32%
32%
2,200
30 y2
Jun
35% Mar
44%
200
42
Sep
53% July
3,300
30
Sep
30
303/4
37%
40
600
363/a
Nov
65% Mar
41
200
30%
Jan
447/a July
24
24
6,600
24
Nov
97%
99
200
89
Sep
61%
64%
600
46%
Jan
25%
95%
94% 101
1,600
883/4 Feb
Co
*Un)_
Co
new
Co
25
Aug
19% May
30 y2
Jan
47%
Nov
71
Feb
99
Nov
28%
8ep
39% July
61% Nov
40%
Feb
100
Yates-Amer
Machine
55%
800
40 3/4
300
28
37
36%
37%
8,350
26%
26%-
com
57%
•
65%
Jan
58%
Jan
Youngstown
Sheet
Tube
145%
Nov
Zenith
57%
100
16%
16%
13,400
83
16%
Co
Jun
2,900
&
41% Mar
43%
33%
10
83
100
Apr
Nov
42%
300
Mar
68 ya July
Sep
33%
•
58%
Corp
1,100
45
118%
Feb
Aug
43%
10
145%
Radio
61%
1,000
38 V*
108%
33%
Service——
150% July
39
,
97 Va
10
jr.
Jan
43%
40
(Un)
Feb
37%
*
Corp
May
Sep
16
*
—
Power
Jan
58%
60%
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
15% July
15%
1,200
Wilson
Nov
Jan
58%
'
10
23%
12,700
Mar
Oct
23
42%
47%
Mar
Oct
Oct
Jan
32
23
29 y8
Jan
20
99
20
64
66%
97%
50% May
Oct
Jan
52% Apr
31%
Jun
Oct
46%
61%
Jan
May
36%
33%
1
Jan
Jan
•
45%
44%
Apr
_5
97%
15%
52%
2,200
4,800
47%
20%
Oct
May.
May
40%
31%
110
Feb
-
53
5
—
300
50
39%
2%
12.50
Western
250
Nov
35
v
39%
19
19
58%
50%
75%
~
39
10 y2
49
51%
50%
2,700
22
127
12
6,600
18%
34%
Feb
11%
Inc
48 %
34
8%
5
White Motor Co
—
1,500
21%
Feb
50
12
10%
17
*
Feb
20%
Sep
1
8%
10%
13%
10
400
20%
500
Manufacturing Co
9%
9%
9%
10
Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
151% 151%
91/a
9%
—
1
Feb
—
Jan
Webcor
22%
•
39%
1
89% May
Mfg (Un)
3,000
Universal Oil Products Co—
Feb
8%
53% Jan
23% Jan
Nov
32%
Nov
Nov
8%
50
40%
16%
8ep
8%
300
27%
49%
25
Corp
70%
1
35% Nov
75%
48%
•
16 7b
22
600
73%
27%
49%
1
Mar
11% May
54 % July
45% Aug
Jan
4
100
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co
Motorola
900
55
9% Mar
43
27%
—5
300
Mississippi River Fuel
,
—
(Un)
17
—
37
1
Gypsum
Rubber Co
78
—
35%
—10
28%
49
35%
5
(Un)
16%
*
200
Oct
5
,
(Un)
78
1
2,100
52%
1
27%
10
Oct
48
11%
52>/a
(Un)____.—-—1
—
Products
45
47%
11
—50c
Oil of California
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft
Jan
Nov
50% Jan
45
11
52%
5
Union
11% Mar
22%
47
13
•
98%
Apr
Oct
2,300
65
—25
Corp
23%
13%
40
4,500
41%
5
62% May
36 % Jan
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota
Corp
Feb
May
22%
1
Century-Fox Film (Un),
Aug
6%
Nov
34 y2
40%
2
16
62%
Jan
40 Va
Co
(Un)—
100
Nov
Jun
500
1,000
1
Airlines
Radio
Corp:
17
62%
48
62%
30%
21%
5
World
16%
Aug
63% July
50% July
24%
61
22%
10
Ex-distribution
49%
Utilities
Jan
—1
47
—
Food
South
Feb
31
800
—10
Trane
16%
13%
47
1,400
67%
53%
7
United Air Lines Inc_
United Fruit Co
13%
2,000
49
62
•
Nov
700
55%
48
62
—5
Jan
81
48
-6-25
Edison
10%
70% July
73% Apr
Apr
•
Tbor Power Tool Co
Co
Sep
66%
2.50
—*
—.
Continental
43%
800
74
53
1
Inc
Company
Transamerica Corp
23
1,100
48%
69%
Transmission
80%
17
43% Feb
5
300
—
900
25
45%
4
54% Jan
67
-
25
Oil
48%
12.50
Nov
64%
51%
1
—
16%c
45%
66%
—1
45%
(Un)
800
69V?.
——
27%
Inc
47
A
(Un)—1
1
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Oct
45%
100
1,900
53%
i
1,100
48%
35
47
1
California—
10%
46%
67%
35%
1.40
Indiana
93
48 %
35
15
———*
Co
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck & Co (Un)
Middle
4
i.
of
10%
7%
35%
Aug
48% Feb
71% Aug
48 ye Apr
5
A
Co class
Co
93
7%
500
8
10%
—
44
•
(Un)
93
Jan
July
200
43%
67%
1
Corp
13%
21
19
43%
20 g
Co
issued)
Carbide
Union Electric
36% May
52% May
67%
8
Oil
Union
41% Oct
8% Jan
15% Apr
41
Sep
58% Jan
1
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Tri
1,600
1,950
18
18
29%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texaco Inc
Trans
42%
18%
42
Temco Aircraft Corp
Toledo
Jan
43% May
70% May
18
•
Company—:
Textron
Nov
31% Sep
55% Sep
5
N J (Un)—
Oil
Co
(Ohio)
Gas
17
20%
63%
3
Sunray Mld-Contlnent
Texas
35% Apr
50% Mar
48% Aug
21% Sep
18 %
5
Sunbeam Corp
Sundstrand Corp
&
4,200
-10
Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Swift
Nov
Sep
38% Mar
12% Feb
150
59%
27
Oil
w
42
1,100
58%
24%
42
Standard
New
35
58%
26%
Corp
Standard Oil of
Standard
8,000
22
250
Aug
34% Nov
(Un)
Oil
17
400
•
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)—i
Spiegel Inc new common w i—
Square D Co (Un)
i
Standard
2,900
26% Jan
34%
1
U S Steel
Marquette
Pen
Pacific
Standard
44%
58% July
102% Aug
82% Feb
500
Tobacco
(W A)
(when
22%
Feb
Feb
34%
B
New
46% May
30% Jun,
47
1
National Stockyards
St Louis Public
Service class
St Regis Paper Co
Southern
Sep
42
43%
15%
•
(Un)
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Trav-lcr
500
4%
1
..—
J)
Oil
Nov
26%
33%
32%
34%
St Louis
Class
34%
100
300
Apr
Brothers Co
River Raisin Paper
Sheaffer
v
1,200
22
16%
,
65
Jan
Rlchman
8% July
25
100
3
Mar
56
6%
—
99%
12.50
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co new com wi
Socony Mobil
Oct
18
40%
49%
•
21% May
15%
—
Sinclair
44% Mar
39%'
—
27
i.-'/UiiD
Apr"
58% Jun
50
Inc
Southern Co
44% Mar
500
400
Republic Steel Corp
Aug
81% May
1,700
14
35 7b
48%
79
60
13%
34%
27
16%
Aug
900
Schwitzer Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
,108
108%
28%
28%
28 %
600
Ap*
Apr
35
»
1
Jan
Mar
46
.
300
(Un)
Apr
Nov
12%
—
2,000
62%
25%
•
Jan
..Oct'
16%
Raytheon Company
66%
21%
108
17%
59%
46%
5
84%
54%
•
16%
44%
*
103%
45
'
Jan
32
58%
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
(R
22%
15%
Quaker Oats Co
Reynolds
50
.1,700.—
-.38
35% Jan
56% May
5
Public Service
Pullman Company
Revlon
900
1
58%
;
Feb
Oct
47(4
21%
J,
99%
—_—-——1*
Co of Indiana
•
Feb
50
"
31%.
33%c
(The)
Corp
74%
26%
47%
33%
33 %c
74%
-
-
79%
•
&
,r
75
41%
42%
136% 143
80
80
23%
33%
600
32% May
54% Mar
Sep
.
Mar
25
Pfizer
20th
Libby McNeil & Libby____—
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)——25
Printing Co
400
•
59
;
.—7.50
.
Lytton's
37%
75%
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Lincoln
7,300
300
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
.
53%
5,800
Chemical
&
.500
37
50
—
•
23%
25% Jan
Jan
50
Schenley Industries (Un)__
Schering Corp
43
2,500
3,600
-'
50%
—
.
46%
44%
(Un)__
85% Sep
21% Jan
15%
8%
85%
(Un)_.
&
50% Feb
Apr
8%
42%
—*
Mineral
Nickel
Oct
8
15(4
82
.—*
Jan
8%
43
—
5
4,800
85
Harvester
Aluminum
28%
1
_*
Steamship Co
&
Jan
1——*
__—,,
Co
International
Jones
20%
400
8%
—10
International
Kaiser
1
—-
Indiana Steel Products Co
International
200
7%
51%
136%
3
;
Ltd
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois Central RR
Interlake
27%
Sep
200
A————
—
Industries Inc—.—
Steel
31
850
79%
.
Corporation
Inland
10 Va July
Jan
9
59
—*
•
-
Co
Jan
18%
57
75%
1
—z
—
H
7'
200
54%
3%
,
(G) Brewing Co
1
Hein Werner Corp
————--3
<D
,!• 1,300
Oct
•—
•
—5
,:—
Coro
Corp
8
28
Jan
Heileman
Holmes
15% July
18%
50%
—12.50
Gulf State utilities
Hertz
26% May
Oct
18 y2
41%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock—,
Great Lakes Towing common
Greif
Sep
81%
83%
102% 103
45%
43%
v-
Nov
13
28% Sep
43 % Nov—
22
*
Jan
300
———:——-10
Rubber
39
2,200
27J/2
City Steel Co_——4,
Gray-Drug Stores
Oct
19%
.1
Granite
28
1,700
10%
80%
47
1,100
48%
Apr
Nov
29
82%
—1
&
45%
99
19
46%
83%c
Co
(Un)
Sep
Apr
12%
76%
102%
Corp ex-distribution
Co
33%
75%
3'/4
Corp
&
700
15y2
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
Tire
9% May
275% Aug
27%
*
—5
Foods
General
Feb
8%
Motors Corp__————1.66%
Portland Cement
—1
Gen]
Feb
54%
1
General
General
6%
203%
19
Finance--,-—L——2;
General
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Potter Co
28%
_1
2,100
29
27
5
Nov
850
7%
6,000
50%
.—1
c-
93%
Jan
74%
July
27
76%
—2
(Un)
(Un)
Jun
67
1,200
7%
31
50
35
5
common
47% Mar
500
30%
7%
—
1
:
Co
35%
Jan
16%
——10
General
•
30%
60
Airways (Un)—1
Jun
.
100
"f
18% Mar
17%
*
Jan
47%
200
36
i"99
Nov
43%
1
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
28
Transportation——2.50
Box Corp____——1
Candy Corp——
———5
Dynamics
Nov
13%
7%
2
:
General
38
12%
_l
Co—
General Contract
Jan
Apr
'
—1
Corporation
General
17 % Mar
15
*
—
Inc
8
52
16%
50
16%
31
Pure Oil Co (Un)
35%-
General Amer
ueneral
30
1,000
257% 257%
28%
'
Dairies
;
7%
257%
96
!
Motor Co—
D
39%
Jan
Process
Phonograph (Un)__5
Brewing Corp
Trailer
W
27%
42
99
,
F
Peabody Coal
24%
93
Sep
53%
Oct
16%
6.25
Paramount Pictures
Parke-Davis & Co
Feb
150
29
Firstamerica Corp
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Freuhauf
180
Nov
700
.3
Co
Foremost
,
Nov
32%
1,200
90%-
32% Oct
31
33%
Owens-Illinois Glass
36%
52%
—10
:
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Falstaff
Ford
92%
1
(Un)—
Natural Gas
Emerson
49%
1
_
(E I) de Nemours (Un)__—5
Paso
600
1,900
28
26% Feb
1,300
8
28%
———12
Aug
1,300
34% Jan
50%
Gas—.——.—_7.50
63%
(Allen
—
Eastman
14
32%
Natural
Jan
132
28%) 32%
16%
-r-3
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
25% May
107u Jun
'
42% "43'/a
—
_1—5
B)
Mont Laboratories Inc
Common
_;
Erie
"
500
Oct
Feb
400
23%
Co
Pan American World
30%
•,
100
8%
Jan
Sep
Sep
Mar
106
75% Feb
68% May
'i.'Mt'tti O'J
Manufacturing
10 Co
Jun
400
'
34% Mar
Sep
.53%
8%
i
'
—•.
Oak
53
37%
Co—
Bancorporatipn
44%
28%'.: 29%
42%
—5
Du
El
49%
—20
Dodge Manufacturing Co—
Dow Chemical Co—
Du Pont
...10
—
Northwest
Oklahoma
300
13%
37%
Power
53%
Jan
11% May
53% Sep
28% Jun
200
36
—
States
300
30%
(Minnesota) (Un)
Northwest Airlines -—L—.—
3% May
27%
5% Jan
56%
37%
(Un)
Nov
32%
28%
—..
63% Mar
55%
1,100
30%
"
2
—
Company—.—1
32
'■
__
—
Northern
300
200
1
High
Aug
32
108% 110%
53% '
1
8%
,65
1%
24
56%
32
56%
Corp
Illinois Gas Co—;
Northern Indiana Public
Service Co.
Northern Natural Gas Co
.10
Northern Pacific
Ry
-5
60% Mar
30
-
1
64
—
Northern
28
63 %
27%
v
24%
7%
64
—*
Illinois
52% May
25% Jun
35%
60%
27%
-
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Uii)_______——1
D
35
—
Oc:
Northern
22% -oet
•-
6,100
12
500
24%
—1
Mfg
Low
1%
8%
National Lead Co
(Un)-T—~i——1—5
National Standard Co
—10
National Tile &
Central RR
North American
Aviation
Range Since Jan.
High
1%
National CashRegister
—;—5
National Distillers Prod
k(Un)__
5
National Gypsum Co
300
11° i.
Shares
Low
—_50c
300
44%- 46
12
AmericailL_—__25
Company
Oct
24% Mar
.
for Week
1
Motor Specialities—
Conv class A—_——*
Muter
Ohio Edison Co _—;
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
600
28% ' 30%.
44%
America———————5
fcf
/
"
29
—__1
On
Crucible Steel Co
57%
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Muskegon
Aug
33%
I
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consolidated Foods
.—1.33 %
Consumers Power Co—t_—
"
(The) Co
New York
28%
21%
13 %
Vernon
July
6% Mar
66
—
•
i—,——r-100
Ilium—
Jan
Sep
195%
50
Jan
26%
A'
common
59%
Week's
Last
sP&r
Mt
32% Mar
—.
10
Iron
59 "4
Jan
19%
Electric————8.50
•4%& -.preferred
Cleveland Electric
Coleman Go
3%
55%
3'/a
27%
25
Co—
Sep
50%-
1
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12,50
Chicago Towel Co common
—:
*
Chrysler Corp
'
-—25
Cities
4
2
~'
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific—*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Cincinnati
27% July
25%
5%
25
—
Jan
3,100
59%"
1
common-:
18%
2%
26%
;
Corp——5
$3 convertible preferredChemetron Corp
———
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
300
Friday
STOCKS
2 (it
—
Central
13
1
36V4.
Corp common—.^—.
—10
Corp of America (On) ___—*
Centlivre Brewing
Corp
_50c
NOVEMBER
High
25%
Carrier
Celanese
ENDED
Sale Price
Low
2%
-25
s.,—
25
Range Since Jan.
High
24
a—5
Export Gas Ltd
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
July
44
Aug
Jan
36%
Oct
35% Sep
23% Jun
40%
Jan
27%
Jan
53%
Jan
61
Oct
16%
Nov
16%
Nov
80
Oct
91% July
121%
183/4
183/4
121% 127
5,100
117
Jan
141
Sep
117
115
1,000
88
8ep
135
Jun
120%
100
12% Jan
22
Aug
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
(2072)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
NOVEMBER 13
ENDED
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sale Price
13%
300
67%
67%
100
1,100
13,600
1
25%
21%
23%
„10c
40c
37c
47c
Admiral
Corp
Corp —
—
2
4%
4%
14
14%
Limited
Aluminium
Aluminum
American
31%
32%
Oct
Getty
40%
42%
40%
Nov
50'/2
Jan
Gimbel
26
500
23%
Jan
46%
Feb
64% July
500
23 %
Nov
38%
Jan
400
Jan
39
Mar
Oct
67% Mar
Sep
84 % July
—1
45%
44%
45%
11%
4,400
4,000
45
24
24
200
(16
24
*
Corp..
Utilities
5
(Un)——
40
40
40
600
15%
15%
1,100
18 %
Apr
51
51
200
41%
Sep
56(4
Feb
Great
77%
78%
1,200
75 %
Sep
89
Apr
Great
Northern
Feb
56% July
Great
Western
53'/2 Mai-
Sep
37 %
44%
300
104 117%
2,400
61 Tit
63%
200
58%
Oct
30 Tit
100
29%
Oct
37%
100
Lakes
Oil
Chem
&
117%
May
62
Nov
Jan
Gulf
Hartfield
.
46% Jan
65'% Mar
68% July
80'/b July
Hillor
34%
23
34 %
Nov
Hoffman
22
Nov
May
22
100
11%
Jan
26%
1,600
24%
Nov
39%
41%
-1
6%
2,000
5%
3
3
300
13 To
13%
14%
31%
27%
31%
(Un)
137
137
2%.
2%
2%
76%
76 Vs
80%
1 %
1%
49
49
46 Tti
46%
21%
1
—
*
1
3
25
:
.:
(Un)
32 % July
Sep
Oct
8%
Jan
jRowe
Sound
2%
Nov
3%
Apr
%imp
Corp
3,700
10%
Jan
18'%
Oct
31% Nov
Idaho
Oil
Consol
Oil
Bolsa
Chica
Bond
Stores
Corp
13%
oct
41
4-74
49
July
5
Nov
Feb
200
8,400
1,800
35c
62 %
59
63%
1,400
36%
Jan
73% May
Interstate
43
43
100
29
Jan
40% May
Intex
13%
13%
100
13
Nov
24
67%
200
61%
Sep
85
Jun
1%
Feb
2
Mar
49'% May
59
1%
1%
2,600
52%
59%
2,900
6c
v
7c
35'%
4%
9
400
9%
9%
2.30 May
Oct
12
May
Apr
Nickel
Jade
Feb
14c
Oct
46% Jan
Kern
Power
Nov
12
100
21
Oct
38
Feb
47 % Aug
Lear
25
Aug
32 %
Lehman
19 '/a
Jan
31% July
Leslie
Salt
8% Apr
Libby
McNeill
43 %
43%
500
31%
32%
1,700
25%
25%
100
May
Oct
Loew's
5
28%
28%
287 it
500
28'%
Nov
32%
Aug
lone
20
20 y8
1,600
20
Jan
22% Aug
Oct
78c
85c
1,400
78c
Nov
1.50
Jan
41 %
42
400
39%
Apr
48%
Jan
46 %
46 »4
100
44%
Oct
65 %
Jan
20%
22%
400
14
6%
6%
100
22%
Solvents
Foods
Consolidated
Continental
Can
Continental
Motors
Oil Co
Continental
Co
Crane
Co
Oil
Crucible
Steel
Co
30c
Feb
92c
Jur
30%
Nov
38%
Apr
44 %
44%
100
44%
Nov
54 %
Jan
60c
64c
34c
Jan
1.35 Mai
50
50%
800
39%
Feb
57% Julv
Jan
I
'!
%
13%
7 26
Jan
% July
Lithium Corp
Lockheed
23%
Aircraft
Inc
Lorillard
(P)
Rio
&
48% Jan
Macy
600
30 %
Oct
36 %
Aug
Magna vox
28
DuMont
Lab
EH
Natural
Paso
Electric
Electric Bond &
Radio
Emerson
Emporium
&
Co
(R
Co
Feb
Sep
200
23%
Nov
33
1,300
50%
Feb
72% May
100
47
300
48%
6%
Oct
Jan
5%
700
32%
1,000
23% Mar
July
64 %
Jan
10% May
Oct
33%
Petroleum
Chemical
Monsanto
Erie
Corp
Co
(Un)_
Co
__
_
July
Montrose
Chemical
24% Mar
Motorola
Inc
Sep
17%
37c
3,000
30c
Nov
96c
Feb
40
800
3C%
Sep
45
24%
100
23%
Sep
27%
Feb
National
100
48%
Nov
53%
Feb
National
Theatres
July
Co
Whitney
Eng &:
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Naff
Corp
National City
;
Lines
Inc
100
44%
Nov
58 %
Jan
800
10'/b
Oct
13%
Apr
New
200
46%
Oct
67% Mar
35*4
Jan
62
Nov
7
4
Fedders
Corp
Firstamerica
Fluor
Corp
(Un)
Jun
Nov
N
Ltd
North
American
Aviation
American
Royalties
Railway
26
10%
Jun
17% Mar
Northern
10%
Sep
16%
Jan
For footnotes see page 42^.
36c
Jan
48 % July
Feb
65c
69
46%
46 %
32%
Jan
61 % May
63%
36c
May
47%
600
63
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1
Amer & Foreign Power (Un)
American Marc Inc
.J.
50c
American Motors
Corp
(Un)
5
American Potash &
Chemical Corp .-*
American Standard Sanitary (Uni
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—"
American Tel & Tel Co
-33%
American Viscose
Corp (Un)
25
Armour
81
100
71%
11
900
58%
_
121%
Feb
100
%
98%
71%
American
5% Mar
27'% May
1,800
31%
Corp
General
11% Nov
94% Jan
26%
Garrett
Oct
1
American
Armco
100
500
Co
6% Mar
Feb
Feb
4
Trailer
High
2,300
;—2
1
„.
Inc
Frueliauf
Low.
15%
51%
Jan
14%
Jan
7%
300
Friden
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
5
Co
Dairies
Shares
50%
15%
10
Corp
for Week
Fsnte
of Prices
Low
1
(The)
Chem
&
Motor
Foremost
(Un)
2
Brdcst-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Inc
Airlines
American
American Bosch
Ampex
Sep
3% Feb
10'/b
Apr
85c
31c
900
98%
98%
—*
(Un)______
Feb
36%
31
31
America (Un)___
of
Co
Petroleum
Amerada
29 y» May
4%
4%
35%
_<•
—
17%
118% 118%
.—10
Mfg* Co
Allis-Chalmers
80%
11%
10%
—18
(Uni
(Un)
Allied Chemical Corp
63% Mar
1,300
Corp common (Un)
•
Warrants
(Un)
-—-—'.
"1—1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp——.
Ford
22% Jan
Nov
13
100
1
Industries
Allegheny
High
LOW
:
High
13%
Mach
Food
Inc
Line
Tiger
Flying
Range Since Jan. 1
5
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
Abbott Laboratories
———
J
Shares
Low
Par
Aeco
for Week
of Prices
.2.50
ACF
A
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
f
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
(Un)
P. 10
5
—
3
5
8
42%
-
6
.35
Oct
7'/4
May
Jan
Volume
190
Number
5399
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"
(2073)
,.X
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's.
Last
Sale Price
"
Radio
Corp of America
Rayonier
■■
Low
II III
Inc
Raytheon Co
(Un)
Reiter-Foster -Oil
__50c
Corp__:
Republic 'Pictures
—50c
(Un)
High
64 */4
Low
"
Feb
19%
Feo
30
300
1,200
43%
200
%
Va'
Nov
% juiy
73 % Apr
% July
11% July
8
—10
69%
69*2
71
300
1
22%
20%
22%
6,300
_2.50
Drug & Chemical Co
*
Reynolds Metals Co new l.Un)____
47%
47%
63%
49
300
31%
64
500
63%
48'A
Jun
62%
Sep
25% July
Carp (Un)
Reserve
Gas
Oil &
Go
;
Rexall
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)__'
-tneem
Manufacturing
'
Kohr
1
Co
Dutch
L
■
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37
1
Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1.25
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Safeway Stores Inc
8
67
Mar
Williston
Jan
50% July
Yellow
64
Oct
1,300
18
3,000
I
96c
Jan
29%
Jan
16
Nov
37 /.
200
Nov
40%
41
1,200
40
Oct
50
19V4
1,200
16%
Oct
1.66%
Regis
$5.60
San
Paper
Diego
36%
37%
1,000
35%
Jun
5
42
52
52
100
43%
Jan
25%
25%
800
25%
%
43,500
20
i\
21'A
21%
100
21
10%
10%
8,700
10
com
cumulative preferred./.
Diego
Imperial
Corp
Sapphire
Petroleums
Schenlpy
Industries
Scott
Paper
Seaboard
Finance
Roebuca
oears
Servel
Ltd
Incor
Shell
Trade
Oil
jocony,
Mobil
Solar
Oil
-
Co
Edison
4.32% -cumulative'
Southern
6%
New
10%
Standard
Inc
Co
Standard Oil
Stauffer
Mar
May
Curtis
18%
Jun
22
500
A:'4 700
4,500
51%
52 %
23% Sep
27% Nov
700
51%
40%
900
40
Oct
15
300
14%
Oct
59%- 60%
40%
Oct
Delaware
Power
Jan
Duquesne
Apr
Electric
Jail
Ford
54%
Jun
24% May
63% Mar
Foremost
1,200
100
23 %
Nov
25'A Mar
Lehigh
21%
400
19%
Sep
23 Va
Jan
Maaison
21%
400
20%
Jun
22%
Apr
Martin
29%
29 %
800
27%
Sep
31%
600
28%
Oct
30 Va
Feb
200
34'A
Sep
400
39
'
22-
Feb
40%
63%
Jan
22
Nov
22%-
21
23 3 4
3,000
11%
11%
500
35%
3o%
xuO
35%
Nov
34%
35%
34%
200
35%
Nov
46%
4
.6'/4
46 %
48
5,400
,_25
41
•
%
Oct
9%
Feb
Coal
Inc
Thiakol
&
ridewater
24%
Oct
28% May
14% Mav
World
Union
Sugar
United Air
United
300
53%
Sep
69 %
Apr
Scott
52%
53%
200
44%
Feb
58'A
Jun
Scranton-Spring
27%
6,900
9%
Jun
29 Va
Oct
18%
17%
19
3,500
19%
Oct
Smith Kline
__1
22%
22%
23%
1,200
29
Jan
62
63 %
9% Aug.
22% Nov
1
3%
4
1,300
3%
Oct
42%
42%
100
35%
Jan
5%
Jan
1
United
Gas
Corp
2,300
17'A
Nov
U
S
Plywood
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
19%
Jan
Oct
700
53
Nov
58
28 i,A
Jun
36
24
22 Vn
23
-30%
31%
20%
20%
37%
37%
.
—.
.'
25
1,000
21
29 V2
1,200
26
Jun
34
17
Jan
24'A
_______10
200
37%
Sep
.
Nov
—4—1
_____—
___1
(Uni
—
5
(Un)—_—4
Co
Western Dept Stores
10*A
Apr
18%
711
17%
Sep
20l/o
45
381
32%
Jan
61% May
335-
67%
Feb
90
26%
Nov
.26%
Oct
35% July
29% May
10
—
Nov
43 ft
16
500
29% Nov
15% Nov
20
300
31
45
39% '
400
36% Oct
500
1-,',- Nov
,
37%
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,
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32%'
1
1%
-
3
_25c
A95'A
4
-
.
Oct
Jan
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-
300
"
38%
-45%
37;
Feb
Abitibi Power & Paper common.
preferred
•
25
A___
*
*
•.
;
Oct
ii
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Nov
__
17%
32
Sep
6%
26%
24%
-46%
1,111
26%
.1,383-
10
1
•
2,078
181/4
•
75
Jan ; ■
'
May
20Va
<
;
Jan
531/2
Apr
Jun
57
Apr -...
9%
6% May
2,931
Sep
23% May
141/2
-
Jan
,
36 V2 May ;
21%
58
pfd
50
__50
46%
Jan
68
Aug
400
88% Mar
108
Aug
200
33
37
.
r:
900
Oct
Sep
45% Aug
2Va Mar
52Va
_
Ltd
•
Bailey Selburn 5 % % preferred
25
Banque Canadian National
_____10
42.
80
80
81%
20%
20*A
201,4
__.
Water
29% Apr.
-
21
Jan
Mar
&
French
•
__
__
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.—
__
46%
45%
4%
4%.
6,200
800
100
100
27%
27
Sep
Sep
26
al9%
52%
Nov
25
346
72'A
Jan
87% Mar
208
19'/s
Oct
24% Jan
61 Va
241/4
42%
Jun
45 %
Jun
22%
Nov
27% July
155
/ -> 56%
Oct
66'A
-
46%
790
7%
Sep
48%
Jan
48V4
,102
46
Sep
68
57
Jan
,v
Week's
Jan
FOR
Sep
7%
Jan
44%
75
33
Jan
1
(Joseph)
-7%
•
*
Co—;
700
.
•
493
13
'
"
'
•
'
85
85Va
22'A
'
22%
22% Sep
34% Jun
35%
8% Mar
8% Mar
27
Feb
40
—1
Mar
60%
Nov
412
116
..
Feb
Fob
Nov
17% Jan
3%
-
-
Jan
91
Mar
Nov
31
Aor
7
Oct
3%
Feb
39
291/B
Jan
6%
Sep
15V2
15%
19%
20'/a
50
3%
2,510
4Va Aug
73% May
22%
100
7ft
.
Apr
27%
146
37%
.
1%
Nov
13
50
..
,40
Feb
300
7 ft
15%
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Feb
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195
7
35%
-
530
22%
7
1
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36
35
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5
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&
United
WEEK
Engineering &
& Chemical
38% July
IOV4 Mar
Fdry
Co—
5
-
1
3
3
13%
Jan
19V2
16
85
—10
29 Va
29*/a
29V8
: L2.50
97%
97 Va
99»/e
NOVEMBER
Jan
237/a July
Apr
22
Bell
Low
10
*
38%.
40%
37%
25
preferred..;
50
preferred
__________50
250
Sep
24
Apr
19
125
8%
Oct
21
Mar
17%
100
12%
Jan
181/4 July
Bowaters
41%.
42
Power
&
(Canada)Paper class A
Sep
51/2%
___
Bowater
Paper
9V8
Oct
Sep
49%
Feb
5'A
3,184
7%
Apr
70%
70 Va
50
69
Oct
78
50
39
39
39*4
10
38
Oct
43
45
38
Oct
44 %
Nov
50
35%
Oct
401/2
Aug
30
48
Sep
52% Aug
50
Nov
53
Feb
British
Columbia
Elec
25
40
May
43
Jan
■
common—
4%
red
;
—50
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
4*A%
51/2%
Feb
Jan
44
—
60
Aug
Feb
6
270
pfd—100
a49
24
50%
6,617
44V2
a49
130
Sep
9
47
52
Oil
26%
48 %
46 V2 May
Oct
American
26
130
44
Sep
British
5%
46 V2
Feb
Feb
"*nr
Oct
42
Feb
Oct
46
<«'
Aug
51%
32
45%
Feb
40%
8*8
46
9
*■
Mar
55
Aug
45
225
Sep
42
8,764
42
Nov
5,109
41%
48%
41%
40%
50
200
36
29'/2
100
62% July
84
33'/2
42%
Oct
42
Sep
45
42%
Nov
645
40%
40%
41%
—
Bank' Nooe Co_— —"
May
65% May
33
Mar
4.b5
American
31%
50%
1,239
325,a
British
48%
38%'
High
Low
2,382
32%
Sep
42'A July
37% July
22
Feb
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
20
27
70
*
26'/« May
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
4.65
341/2
5,192
2,400
274
Feb
Nov
•
3,653
20%
1.865
991/2
46'A
30%
28
38% Mar
Feb
'4
50
-A-—
Mersey 5preferred
20V4
32
55'A"
54'A
69%
Telephone
22 Va
27%
Sep
70%
High
54'A
Bowater Corp 5%
4%%
Shares
69%
Provinciale
Banque
Bathurst
Feb
_
for Week
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
High
_
7
Sales
Range
10
Montreal—
of
Bank
■
271
Week's
Par
41
'
Oct
27%
25
.
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Since Tan 1
2V2
13
Friday
'
-
r
1
MARKETS
ENDED
-
Low
150
Sep
3%
^
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Corp
1.187
20
35
17%
52%
56*/a July
24% Mar
50
60%
Seeberg
July
19% Aug
40
52
36% Jan
205
'
8
60%
22
Sep
al9% al9%
89
20%
8
125
Jan
20
49%
20
37Va
Apr
33
a40
46 *% July
35%
17%
Tlign
.
Feb
35%
Co
Walker Refractories
i.3%
5,013
a40
Mar
5%
36%
■.
;—.8.50
Gas
1,800
38%
a49
Aug
14
50
44*A
48%
20%
60
Jan
44%
-
High
Jan
*"
'
4'A
Shares
a49
600
45%
23%
Rockwell-Standard Corp —
Screw &' Bolt Corp of America—
Nov
Sales
37% -33%
120
10%
9%.
; '
Low
55%
23V4
Pittsburgh Brewing common.:—
Pittsburgh Plato Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
Jan
for Week
(
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52%
1
100
of Prices
68
for Week
Share*
■
Products
British
Columbia
Forest
18%
Oct
24
Feb
British
Columbia
Power
51
Sep
63% Mar
British
Columbia Telephone
50
—
—
a50'/2
44% 44%
37% 37%
a49% a50%
4.50
Sep
Apr
Feb
July
Mar
•
—
12%
950
11%
Oct
18
Feb
•
34%
34%
34%
2,749
33%
Sep
40
Jan
—
40%
40%-
645
39V2
Sep
29
12%
■
Apr : "
Aug
53% May
Sale*
Range
;
1
U S Glass
17%
Week's
__10
-
Corp
12*4 Feb
17
20;
(
,
-
Feb '
591/4
Low
1
System-
,
Jon
9%
162
8 Va
:
of Prices
52%
5
Co
Natco Corp
34% Apr
47%
Inc
45'A Aug
17%
62 Va
68
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Commercial
<
May
47%
I
Last
Oct
17%
.
531/2
8
52 V2
'
1—10
common
Jun
600
*•'
398
688
■
5 8 Va
57V4
8Va
;
•
common-
Lothrop
36
40
32
27%
58
/>_..*.13.50
29%
.
Sep
17
x8*A
19
__
■
231/0
•
Light
59%
22 7/B
59%
172.50
Co
iiiiii
Gas
36%
698
■
Lab
Improvement
441/a Apr;
606
.
<
I—1
McKinney Manufacturing
Mountain Fuel Supply—,———— —10
84% Nov
22%
__
•
•
17
8%
Home
May
200
27%.
Low
38
__50
36%
17
23%
Harbison
Mar
1%
37%
29%
50
38%
50
*
Gas
Equitable
42% Jan
14
Range
38%
25
Corp
6%
15% July
Sep
42
104
42%
51%
Sep
Jan
58% July
15% Apr
.
Nov
21%,
Oct
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
5
Light Co
—5
44% Mar
9% Sep
39% Oct
39%
•
preferred
4%% preferred
page
50
541
•
Duquesne
Jan
24 Va
100
45%
;
39%
•
Ltd
4%
For footnotes see
6,319
& Gas com
Brook
industries
Continental
65'A Apr
1% Jan
300
27%
Sale Price
Atlas Steels
2,579
15%
5
Armstrong Cork Co
Aug!
400
84%
40
27%
Par
Asbestos
26V4
15%
Par
July
10
76*4
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Telep Co 41/2%
$2.90 preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
28
26%
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
53% July
1%
95% 100*a.
-
84*4
.;
2,200
63%-63%:
;
Friday
STOCKS
Algoma Steel
29%
•
50
._.
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Aluminium
.
Feb
'
851/2
44% Mar
*
Friday
Apr
41 Va
;
9%
40%-
"
9,300
33%
32%
43
1,400
:%>::%..
24%
25%
__
.
2,900
Montreal Stock Exchange
class
76.
Sale Price
Apollo
RANGE
Acadia-Atlan(ic Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
76%
18%
27
56%
v :
Jan "
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
CANADIAN
41/2%
18%
STOCKS
Reymer
Coal
13 Va
4,639
ioi
31% Mar
30
38% _■
Washington Water Power———..-*
Westates Petroleum common (Un)___^2
Kentucky
23V4
15%"
-
10
S.25
Victor Equipment Co^_^—__
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200
700
1
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Co___
25%,
3o%t
38%
,
1
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619
50*A
42% Aug
30%
1
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30
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18%
50%
.
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Jun
44%
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•
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18%
•
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&
Sep
100
.
29%
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Aug
43%
1
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West
69*A Aug
Jan
common—
Apr
25 'A
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Feb
Sep
16%c
Jan
Sep
19% Mar
300
29%-•'
10
Oil
16%
56%
38%
1
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44ft
-12.50
Gas Ltd.—
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Sep
294
,
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23%
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Inc
Universal
Varian
23%
»
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(Un)
Universal
325
13%'
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29% July
71%
200
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72%
87% Aug
25% Mar
1,100
29
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United Park City Mines
S Industries Inc
Feb
10
22%
Corp
Gas
Woodward
23%
221,8
Inc
U
50%
:50%
.
United
Washington
17%
Sep
56%
23'A
2
1
1,393
174
Co
35% Mar
79%
30%
28
29
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CorpCUn)———
United Fruit Co
Jun
1,006"
common
Paper
13% Mar
3,800
200
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Co —_1
—
V Feb
171/8
.
1
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22%. 23%
17%
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—
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47% Aug
79 'A
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&
Jan
46'A
1,534
23%-
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Oil
9%
82
,,
61%
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South Jersey Gas
Sun
Oil
Co
Calif_
Oil
Cuban
181/2 July
31% July
54% Jan
23Vs
521/4
Progress Manufacturing Co__—_^___
25%
—__________
Canso
United
Feb
8'A Apr
191/0 Mar
565
3
26
—5
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Lines
13%
110
...7.17
■
-
Nov
;/
United Aircraft
•'
Oct V.
_1.6fi%
Power
40%
______
Co
Nov
33%
2
Electric
Jan
__t.
of
Apr
42
75%
Corn
700
_——_2—^__
Rv
89*A
Jan
Nov
55%
Philco
Reading
33
Co
Sep
if
>
76%
Potomac
Public Service
32
Pacific
5
Jan
Jan
Warrants'
Union
12
62%
10
Nov
'
Union Oil
12
13.50
com_.
Nov
(Un)_. ._10
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Light
62
Apr
32 3 4
<
63
35%
59
400
Corp
61 Va
35%
52 Va
9
Tri-Continental
62%
i
Oct
Oct
9
Airlines
50%
46
Oct
Tishman Realty & Construction
Trans
50*A
;
8 %"
Oct
Jan
307/a
1,462
<
16
50%
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co-
18
9
Corp
*
■"
High
39%
104%
-
Qct
75
649
;
Jan
29
4.279
42
V, 30
26 ft
Co
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania RR '.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
45%
.—5
^omiiion
79%'
4oy2
8 *A
Chemicals
40%
Transmission—^—- ._15
On
77'A
-
•
741/4
454
j.,80
Inc
400
Chemical
'Cransamcrtca
Co.
3,600
1
Inc
Jun
Low
80%:,
24*/2
Navigation_____
39%
common
Thriftimart
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
24.
10
.37%.
8%
Inc
48%
_____.
Co
143
1337/8
Sep
High
24*/a
Co
41 %
——
Sulphur
Inc
&
41
(Un)__
Gulf
Share*
791/4
77%"'
5
38%
Telautograph Corp
t'exas
90
for Week
1
common
Corp__:
Fund
(The)
United
Textron
Oct
Oct
Aug
Sales
-
Range
37%
_33 Va
;
47%
5
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Uni
Sunset international Petroleum.—.
Texaco
Week's
of Prices
79%
1
Battery—
3 8 V2
—7
(Un)__
issued:
Gas
Jun
25
117% May
700
10
Co
Motors
Pennsalt
75% Aug
1,700-
24
100
115 119'/a
Low
Jan
30
-
38%-
23%:
122% 122%
116%
1
Dairies
General
Merck
29
NoV
Nov
9%
Jan
22% Jan
4,
5
&
Storage
Motor
23%
•
7%
40
Last
Light
67%
51%
21%
.50c
(Un)
Tennessee
123%
,_25
Mar
43%
20%-
20%'
:
(Un)
23%
___j.
Co
Publishine
23 %
a
common
200
Feb
Aug
Jan
.
45
'
40-
14%
___.
Co__
9%
*
Chrysler Corp
89
20 'A
(Un)
Chemical
Co
12
Oct
30%
39
———
J
N
otudebakei -Packard
Swift &
Jan
19%
11%
Sterling Drug Inc
When
Co
-10
of
Stanley Warner Corp
9%
15%
6%
22
(Indiana)
Standard Oil Co
100
common—
Transit
70%
27 % : 28 %
.—5
lUn)
1,000
1
Company
Campbell S6up Co
100
29%
29 Ve
Caluornia
oi
Oct
200
27%
,
Brands
jtandard"Oii
3y%
11
29%
29%
,_A
64
600
/
61
___
&' Tel
73 % ' 73%
series A. ._25
common
22c
Nov
»
12c
61
-
69%- 71%
(Uni
Sep
60 %
12c
Budd
i___—
new
66% July
12c
61
56%
10
15%
Baltimore
'
Warrants
53% May
56%
10
10c
Exploration
29
17% Mar
_25
Spcrry-Ranu Corp
Spiegel Inc
98%
42
50
__25
—
71%
29
14% Ma r
Co
w
Tel
Jan
59%
(Un>_
Company
Pacum
100
Corporation
*
City Electric new__—__4.33
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
•.
13
Feb
15
preferred
98'A
Arundel
Feb
.——15
—
98%
Atlantic
9%
_25
common
American
85% Aug
29% Apr
9%
200
2
preferred
Southern
Nov
600
—1
Calif Gas Co nfd
Southern
NOV
Jan
21%
Steel
Stores
200
common__25
Co
37% Mar
(Unl
common—
American
10%
25
preferred
35
73%
1% May
45 Va Aug
Wood
14'%
_7.50
__d_
27% Sep
Par
Alan
49%
iv ''4.78'/o. preferred
4.24%
Oct
300■
20%
( Un)
200
Jan
12%
10
A-
Co__—
southern. Galif
22 V8
Oct
13%
,Corp/g__d—_5
Aircraft
Jun
Sep
1
class
29%
Sale Price
49 V8
_—
Co
28%
Nov
10
Ltd
Co
oiugler
47
Friday
%
13*2
2.50
______
Sinclair
Nov
%
1,200
80
Jan
STOCKS
20c
(Un)
Gas
Sep
500 V
81
21*8
Nov
30%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
—1
:
Oil; Co
Corp
signal Oil &
100
'
35%
21%
3
Co
Shell Trans .*&
35
1
(Un)__
Water
in
lit
hi
'^35
80%
Co
Co—
-in
Sgrvomechanisms Inc
Shasta
1
1.40
;—.
—_
(Un)i.iA»
Go-d-i-—
66%
200
.
53% Aug
29 % May
.—1
Elec
&
100
47
Jan
10
<Unj__
Co
Gas
66 %
47
'
Co
27% Jun
.■•./.
66 %
47
(Un)_
Oil
High
66 *,'2
Aug
24% Mar
18%
1,400
Low
*
38%
16%
19
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.50
(Un)
Youngsuown Sheet & Tube (Un)_
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)_
,
1.35 July
A
St
San
Cab
Preferred
Share*
_25
Basin
Worthington Corp
Nov
18%
*
Wheeling Steel Corp
-
80% Aug
39% Mar
Nov
18 Va
100
„
Nov
18%
(Un)_ -20 g
Co
—
1,000
23%
1.25
/
—5
(Um_
62 3
22%
,.
1
Corp
Aircratt
Royal
62%
5
Rice Ranch Oil Co-——
l.ockwell-Standard
'
■
,
;
8 Va
for Week
Low
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
lo
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)__12.50
1
8 Va
Republic Steel
•
Western Pacific Ry Co
Western Union Telegraph
—
Sep
Range
Par
70 % July
24
%
High
433/a
Sale*
Week'e
of Price*
Last
Sale Price
: 100
53 3i
'•
i
13
Friday
49'/e
52%
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
24
5
_______________
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
64%
»
(Un)—.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
-
.
38
The Commercial and Financial 'Chronicle
(2074)
.
.
Monday. November 16, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd
Class B
A
29%
32%
*
57
2,679
39
Jan
79
Jan
99%
26%
Development
River
Power
Apr
Co
Iron
37
25
Nov
28%
Jan
25
Nov
76
Feb;
57
57
54%
Oct
76
Feb
Quebec Natural Gas
Jun
;
75
'•
43
400
fio
Mar
11%
200
11
Jan
:
49%
13
Nov
34%
35%
756
66% July
42% May
34%
19%
Reitman's
Sep
22%
23
20
20
28%
33%
Sep
Sep
10
34%
Nor
42% Jun
30
A >
11%
Apr
17% July
115
4.85
Apr
4.50
Jan
3.00 July
20
Oct
25%
2,187
28 %..
18
Sep
80
28
Oct
24% July
32% Jan
15%
15%
6%
6%
6%
a3.50
U4.00
53
32%
35
720
25
Jan
105
Sep
15% '
100
15%
Feb
18
NOV
Preferred
——100
al25
Canadian Hydrocarbons ———1*
Canadian Industries common
-•
Canadian International Power
10%
15%
125
al25
1,325
15%
15
1,415
24,995
45
2,585
15
.*
14%
14%
44
43%
*
Canadian Oil Companies common
Canadian Paclflo
8%
*
v
Railway
10%
Nov
17%
4,967
16 %
Oct
17-%-Nov
54%
54%
25
54%
Nov
69% Mar
24
.
8%
9
23%
7%
108% July
12% July
Jan
20
Sep
13
Feb
14% July
15%
16%
2,490
14%
Sep
22%
Jan
35%
36
1.060
33
Oct
43
July
10
24
290
Canadian Vlckers
(B
Columbia
—•
J)
al5
Nov
24
Jan
Nov
47%
14%
Jail
Feb
23%
Nov
30% Mar
24
25%
7,877
24
Nov
13
1,291
11% JVfar
31% May
15% May
Cellulose
•
al4%
al5
180
14%
Nov
23%
5%
175
5%
Nov
15 %
Jan
4.05
A
Class
A
Series
4%
of Canada
7%
;'
a70
-v.
S
76%
Dome
Petroleum
minion
———J—.
Bridge
preferred
Preferred
35
—
com.
14
**15
150,
16%
17
5%
10%.
107a
32
32%
3,620
9.75
250
20%
30%
Sep
9.00
38% Aug
13% Jan
Sep
21%
1,625
4.50
5
400
17%
100
17
Oct
22
125
6
Feb
16%
25
Feb
25%
Jan
43
Jan
52%. Feb
125
125
20
125
Nov
139% -Mar
"
125
7
8%
Nov
Feb
7%
260
32
33
1,415
24%
24%
200
6% Sep
30% Sep,:
24% Nov
"
80
80
100
65
Jan
18
18%
r7,396;
,10
41%
Jan
80
97
Jun
83
Oct
95
15%
Co
Steel——
18%
*
Steel Co of Canada
%
87 %
4,005
26%
2,463
100
25
23%
99%
4
4
10
4
16
3,600
14%
Sep
22%
Tancord
Industries
52
52
56%
375
51%
Oct
90%
16 %
3,031
14%
•
16
16
Jan
20
18%
18%
18%
800
18%
Oct
20%
10%
9%
10%
1,445
9%
Jan
Walker
Gooderham
14%
15
600
14%
Sep
19
45
45
337
40
Jan
4G
—*
23%
Aug
22%
23%
1,140
19%
Jan
29% Aug
50
a75
a75
5
74
Mar
80
Jan
Grocers
29%
100
27
Jan
31
18%
18%
140
14
Jan
21
10%
10%
250
5
Jun
6
10% July
6%
340
•
1.30
Feb
6%
Apr
Nov
a72
11%
15
27
27%
1,670
5.60
5.60
5.60
1,000
5.50
July
8.95
Jan
al6 alG%
375
16%
Oct
16%
Oct
oreferred
-—
(Chas E)
Zellers
Limited
1
alG
Gatlneau Power common
•
5% preferred
——-——:——100
General Dynamics
1
Motors
General Steel Wares common
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
a22 a22
%
265
Sep
140
50%
Feb
955
a74
21%
11% Nov
25%
25% May
80% Sep
17
Sep
Mar
35
Feb
37%
Jan
63
Jan
49
25
44
Mar
55
Aug
14%
175
11
Jan
Jun
37
19%
38%
240
35% May
37
18
18
200
12%
13%
1,305
11%
11'%
12 %
325
5%
5
40
-
50
—10
8%
33 *
2,156 1
3.10
36
75
Mar-
:
13
Sep '
Mar
.
July
Mar;
'
40
*
-
150
-July
Oct
4,10
Oct
38%
Oct
14%
36%
.
*
-Jan«.
3.00
50
36 '
31
14%
.
750
"
68
.
Sep
35 %
4,750
T
al5
36
•
385
32%
32
Oct
37
•
32
Apr
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sep
40% Mar
■
5%
3.025
41
477
Canada
Marconi
Canadian
Power
Catelli
Food
Preferred
Ltd—
Loblaw
5%
Nov
1,110
61%
Oct
Minnesota
Sep
Oct
46%
Jan
Mount
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
Nov
14%
Feb
Mount
Royal
Sep
41% Aug
45% July
38
3,205
a41
20
41
a83 a83%
85
81
Oct
92
Feb
17%
Jan
24
Aug
20
Oct
24% May
94%
126
80%
Oct
94
a23
94%
125% 128'%
20
4,480
633
108
Jun
100
28 % Mar
56
1,235
48% Mar
14%
——40
*
common
class
B
•
——
common—
common
For footnotes see
page 42.
6%r
25
-
240
39
'
10
a70c-
-
.
Sap
8
39
Oct
44
95c
Sep
6%
Apr
,
34
33%
Oct
Oct
45
34%
Jan
47 'A
1.70
1.50
1.75
4,825
1.55
Sep
18
18
100
40%- 4034
310
—•
65c
1,200
65c
170
„
'
170
55
2.30
170
2.40
600
7%
7%
215
■
2*05 Sep
47
Jan
Jan
65c
30
1.50
Apr
2.00
7%
Nov
10%
Jan
50
; 25
all
95
9
225
25
Apr
14% May
Jan
25%
liy*
Oct
2 5'/2
Jun
2.60 July
Jun
25
Aug
•v
Jan
190
Jan
108
28
28
Feb
Jun
all
all
28
Oct
Aug
Oct
15%
38
a8%
A.——_.__1
Jan
BIO May
36
•
Jan
«V4 Mar
36
42
Feb
J
all
Corp_——_1
M)
*
Ontario
Paper
.
r
12% July
33
Jan
;
15%
Jan
1234
100
12%
Nov
15%
Apr
20%
100
30 %
Nov
26%'Mar
40
..*41
725
37%
Jun
7%
12%
7%
315
6%
Oct
41
*
—
Ltd___
*
—*
100
13
13
13.50
Rice
Canada
Mills
Ltd
preferred
Northwest
—
Industries
Ltd-——
al9
50
10'4
10'4
50
i
*
—
a9
'
Ltd--——
10 %
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com„_*
1st
Nov
12%
30%
pfd .10
com
Co—_—5
*
25
13
22% May
8
Jan
9
26..
13
Feb
46%
46V4 July
.
-
Mar
Jan
July
53% Ben
a50
24 %
241/8
15
24%
Nov
28
Mar
48
•
a50
24%
50
48
48
25
46
Aug
39
Jan
>«■
4.15
4.15
125
4.15
Nov
1.50 Oct
Jan
30% July
Aug
Nov
Power
43%
Jan
Premier
Steel Mills Ltd.
Quebec
Telephone
Corp 6 %
N
73
a73
5
8
C p"Sr
7%
8
475
28%
28%
29
225
s2nd pfd.-50
*
a
72
4.50
Jan
9
July
37% July
58
Nov
Corp
common——5
16% Aug
103
28%
98
100
July
25
Nov
32% Aug
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd—
*
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A—
^—*
10%
Jan
11
Soca Ltee
100
8%
Sep
300
27%
Jan
38
Nov
15
Feb
19
Sen
33% July
10% July
17%
Nov
:7%
10
Oct
26
15% Aug
27%
Jan
May
11
29%
9
29%
all
all
5
37
38%
1,857
34%
11%
11%
12%
13,475
10%
105
104
105
390
5%%
102
Sep
Jan
Sep
103
Apr
Jan
14% Mar
45% July
16% Jun
112%
preferred
Chains
Ltd-.
20
20
1,003
17%
20
Canada
17%
100
11
11%
4,535
'
—*
Nov
Nov
Southern
—
13
Power
6%
13%
399
12%
Oct
2.25
.-—^.—2
—
Canada
ll|'s <
2.25
100
2.00
Nov
120
78
110
Oct
315
35
Oct
pfd—lOo
119
119
*
35^.
35%
36
35
a35
31%
10%
Traders Finance Corp claos A
Class B
-•—
*
a
Trans-Canada
Corp Fund
i———10
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
•
2.50
Anr
Oct
131
Jan
44
Jan
50
36
Nov
381/2
32%
350
20
Jan
32 V2
1138
5,415
10 "4
Nov
15%
15%
Jan
19% July
/
Apr
Oct
Apr
Jun
6
150
Feb
6.50
Sep
Union
24
2,162
22%
Jan
29%
Jun
United
%
2,881
22%
Jan
29
39%
39%
Jun
563
39%
Nov
43
18%
18%
1,095
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
39%
18%
2.50
May
20% May
38% May
17%
Oct
34
34
150
27
Jan
91%
29c
6%
Jan
2,650
Jan
90
—
5
3,868
Jan
710
—
150
a
a32
20
26%
14%
6'/a
5
July
a
■
42'4
12
a 10%
46%
a—
39 »/4
725
25
*
•
Power
1
a30
1,205
alO%
—
alD% al9%
.
48%
Mar
41%
15
alO%
*
«
July
36
Feb
29%
38%
103
—100
-
♦
41%
28%
25%
37
35
'
Mussens
Renold
—
160
6%
28
6
—*
Moore
&
135 %
Nov
50
a40
a
14%
*
A——__—*
30%
101
•
com__—*
Pow Co Ltd
12
899
47
33%
a38
54
Nov
47
100
47
33%
47
■
a38
1
Melchers Distilleries Limited 6%
33%
21%
Apr
May
,
Apr
Mar
3,815
20%
28
•
(Walter
2,940
21%
Oct
*
class
■
9%
Oct
17%
a32
Ltd
Investment
Ltd
Mexican Light &
2,355
•
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan & Co
4%% preferred
Co
64 %
36'%
57'%
•
-
Cdn
Lowney
64
30 %
100
Preferred
London
Oct
35%
common..*,
Mitchell
Inc
12%
29%
common
Alfred
Nov
%
2,130
Companies Ltd class B-—...
37%
30'%
Power
(Robt) class B
Molson Breweries Ltd class
Lambert
28%
22
V
38%
Kelly Douglas class A
42%
37
20
39
—
Apr
9
20
Mar
8% July
■
a60c
—
Caada
Jan
100
1.041
11%
46
*
-—-
Chemicals
1,390
9
preferred
Lid
Motor Co of
Inland
53
•
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Ford
Mfg
Jan
57
*
MacKinnon Structural Steel
Fleet
20
42%
Apr
39
:
20%
46% Mar
Sep
8%
10,200
10
;
21
Sep
6%
1,300
a70c
Engineering Works Ltd
Oct
35%
•
Ltd
Ltd
Dominion
Oct
38%
25,961
9
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
36%
—100
——;
Dalfen's
Sep
Nov
8%
9
A—*
common
11%
5
1,215
7
A—*
class
High
1.00 Apr
Sep
37% Jan
9
Ltd—51
class
Low
2Gc
42
7%
—J—.—
-
Gas
12
common.. •
(John)
Ltd
Stand Sec
Range Since Jan.1
High
33c
1
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
37%
a23
—10
Public Service Lid
77c
Products
Consolidated Div.
14%
5
Iroquois Glass preferred
44% July
Company
& Paper Inv
Share*
41
common_l
Canada Vinegars
Ltd——
6
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—--*
Canadian Inter Inv Trust Ltd com—"
Canadian
for Week
30c
.
&
11
5
:
46% May
Sep
Range
31c
.
.
Sales
Week's
Low
—*
Raceway Inc
36
a83%
Exchange
of Prices
Last
:
••
'v; '.V
/
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—*
Packers
Ltd
class
B
*
Canada
52
a41
10
Corp
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
38
,
al5
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
._5
79% May
12% Jan
50
100
International Petroleum Co
Ltd——-*
International Utilities
Products
July'
*:
Mar
1,965
3.00
'20
Abltca Lumber & Timber
9%
37%
International Paper
common—_—7.50
Mills
Jan
6
Oct-
51
22%
"
Anglo-Can
63 %
d
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light 8c
53
.
4,480
9
.
.
35%
Par
12
•
Powders 6% pfd—25
V JV
International Nickel of
Canada com. _»
National Steei Car Corn
Niagara Wire Weaving
37%
3.00
*
Friday
36%
8
_
Class B
8%
Sale Price
64
—-—•
com
common
preferred
Massey-Ferguson
,
850
•
26%
Zi
A—
common
9%
•
;
Lawrence
class
STOCKS
37%
52
—
1—
..
Ogilvie Flour
Ontario Steel
103
Nov
12%
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5% %
Oct
41%
14%
-20c
—
Hudson Bay Mining
St
94
550
—100
Howard Smith Paper
common—
$2 preferred ——
Lower
34
20
43
49
•
common
Pittfield——
Bros
1,000
96
•
"R
(M)
37%
95%
42%
Home Oil class A
Loeb
36
95%
—1%
_—
Lewis
60%
25
Canadian Stock
Consumers
preferred
Labatt Limited
"
■
i:..
July
15
Jamaica
'
700
58
37%
Worts-
&
Ltd
$1.40 preferred ——--■——:
Western Leaseholds
/—
'
29%
-
55
54
Y"
8%
Feb
45
—*
Bronze
54
25
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Apr
——_.——_1
Cement
■
'
Blue Bonnets
T-,4
•
JO
Bank-j..;—-—
Trans Canada Pipeline—
United Steel Corp —
Mar
27
Internat
■.
—
July
12
a72
Inland
90% July
35%. Jun
102
Jun
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
•
common
$2.25 preferred
$4.50 preferred
"Aug.
Feb
—————
Acceptance Corp
May
10
Oct
-Oct
81
'
.
'
Jan
•
Indus
Ltd—
Jan
23J/2
Bank
July
28
51% July
101 Vs
•
Imperial
40
Jan
100
84
85
24%
■
68%, Jan
24'%
*
Steinbergs class A——————1
5%% preferred
100
Aug
15%
•
584
—-—~-8
&
7% Oct
Feb
.7
•
-—
Jan
330
Fraser Cos Ltd common..
place
"
Nov
4%
24%
Foundation Co of Canada
Home
Jan
Nov
30
25%
Sep
a22%
Renfrew
,
35
Feb
alO% alO%
20
•
Holt,
Sep
Sep
27%
36 %
24% Mar
—•
General
4,830
100
16,%»Mar,
,
Oct
Nov
50
common
Petrolpnm
10%
475.'"
28%
28%
Oct
Oct
18%
89
——
Frosst & Co
Jan
19% Mar
Sep
%;
Aug
925
19
Feb
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor Co
French
92
11%
28
15%
■;% 5
45
21
97%
Heating Prod class A——
B
2,605
a92%.a92%<
29%
Sep
48%
—
Class
Jan-
17%
% Sep
14
38%
17%
97%
88%
Ltd———-—-—3y3
Enamel &
July
11%
125
400
18 %
89
•
Eddy Match
Electrolux Corp
5.85
725
110
Toronto-Dominion
97%
——
preferred
93
Nov
"
455
Texaco Canada. Ltd———-~—
Feb
49%
Brewery
7 % "io
Sep
75
1,264
.
6.50
45
4.75 Aug
18%
25%
•
Tar & Chemical common.
Pont of Canada
'
30
35% Mar
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
Du
*, Feo
preferred—-—'—10
Standard Structural
,
Jan
80
\
39%
22%
-——:—100
———
Red. preferred
Dominion Textile
Donohue Bros
alO%
Feb
45
Sep
4.00
17%
4.50
•
———*
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel & Coal—t
Dow
21
13%
Sep
-
30
Nov
55
9.70
25
Dominion Dairies common
5 -/o preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion
32%
•
Dominion Coal
Dominion Corsets
77%
6.00
33
Western
1
2.50
6%
V. 80
2
!*'k:'
77
6.00
—100
Inc
Webb &
Di"tlllers Seagramj
Nov
85 V2 May
39
Oct
6,155
19
18%
Nov
16*4
May
17
4,157
/'r'
■
17%
Nov
85 %
10
7
Nov
16%
■£
880
-
*
common
26
250
19%
26%
•
•
—
Crown Zellerbacb class A
C
;
-
19%
•
Jan
—50
pfd—:
Sogemines 6%
Southam
V
a70
7%
•
I '7 % preferred
Sicard
a80
———;——w.—-—1*
A
970
16%
.'
& Fower common—*
17%
4.05
19%
26%
Consolidated Mining <fe
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
1
50%
Jan
5%
•
.
17%
-
16%
Sherwin Williams
>
17
a80
__
Coghlin
V
16%
17-
Feb
14%
Nov
7.00 Feb
Sep
39
100
-15
Shawinigan Water
Mar
43%
8%
Feb
1,190
—*
class
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
4.50 Aug
36
15
183
24
Feb
4.25
17%
45
Corp common..,—___—•
preferred
—100
5%
9% Aug
Sep
125
4.45
f
14%
16%
'-.—*
:—.
St Lawrence
Jan
12%
21
Petroflna Ltd preferred
6%
3.00 Mar
74
10%
50
—
1,065
10%
a
—'
8t Lawrence Cement
■.v
■
Chemical Co Ltd
•
Canadian Converters A
preferred-—20
Canadian Fairbanks
Morse, common—•
Apr
10%
:?
Ltd
(Canada)
pre/erred.
-100
Royal Bank of Canada
__10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd conunon4-'r-^——"
9.75 July
50
252
20 %
Jan
16%
Rolland Paper 4%%
■'5v
3t>*/2
10%
Reynolds Aluminum preferred100
Roe (A V) (Canada) common——•
a6
Feb
35%
16
al4
3U%
May.
52
6.25
420
15%
1
,
961
al3%
36% -Feb
14%
690
?•;
Oct
43%
18%
,'v
18%
26%
31
4.40
Quebec Power
,
Mar
High
Sep
1,200
100
Price Bros & Co Ltd common..,
Provincial Transoort common-
28%
25-
30%
20c
Ores——
Sep
474
2,155
34%
—25
29%
54%
58%
22%
:
28%
11
16%
common
Corp of Canada
Premium
411
10%
—i—
new
17
common
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
Oct
Low
12
30%
—
32%
a6
<
v.-
common
57%
al4
——
-
Ltd
Placer
58
common—
;a
Pennr ans
Powell
28%
810
Jun
18%
125
Canadian
Canadian
125
6.25
series
4.50
25%
1
$1 series
Nov
2.25
Range Since Jan. I
High
11
28%
Page-Hersey Tubes
25%
42
warrants
Canadian Celanese
13% July
34'%
——_ —~
Bronze
Jan
Jan
Class A
.
B warrants
14%
9
96
11%
-10
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
Canadian British Aluminum
$1.75
29%
Nov
Shares
11
—1
——.
25
43
—•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
~
225
9%
Pacific Petroleums
31%
preferred
Canadian
2.25
25
———.—.—12.50
Canadian Aviation Electronics
•
A
855
Low
Par
High
25%
10
common
12%
95
———20
—
1,244
95 %
•
common-
Canada Malting commonCanada Steamship common
10%
29%
•
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
6%
Low
12%
12%
*
common
Canada Cement
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
•
Building Product*
Calgary Power
Shares
2.25
class
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
-1
ENDED NOVEMBER 13
Friday
Range
of Frices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
91%
50
72
Nov
96
14%
Feb
Western
15
485
Sep
19
11%
1,200
11%
Nov
48'/?
15 %
1,990
44%
Sep
58
12%
Oct
16% July
Arno
11c
Oct
29c
25c
29c
10,223
Feb
Feb
Mar
Nov
Co Ltd
Canada
Breweries
Ltd
17
163i
17'4
660
*
2.50
2.15
2.50
7.400
2.15
Nov
*
(L E)
Algon Uranium Mines Ltd-.
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Ameranium
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd—!
•
47
47
48
•
420
40
Feb
20%
20%
21
53% July
220
20
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd
Aug
26%
Aull
Jan
—*
Ltd—
Properties—
3.05
3.05
3.50
2.750
3.00
Oct
5
32%
32 V2
00 to
500
32%
3.753Mar
8
Mar
Feb
32%
Feb
Sep
Mining and Oil Stocks—
14%
58
Canada
*'■
46%
al4
of
Principal
Waterman Pen
11%
al3%
Gas
Metal
Mines
Ltd—
1
•
12c
*
a9c
13%
15%
4.000
12%
'l67/a
Mar
10'zc
12c
8,900
10c
Oct
40c
Mar
4c
14%
—1
4c
500
4c
Jan
6c
a7ca9%c
124 350
4c
Jan
9c
Aug
Apr
15c
Julv
——1
6c
5c
6c
19.000
4c
1
27c
25c
31c
12.481
25c
6c
8,500
5c
*
5c
Feb
Nov
35c
Feb
Oct
21c
Apr
Volume
Number 5099
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2075)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Low
Talc
Ltd——,
Gold
Baad-O^e
Mines
Barnat
Barvalle
7.25
200
Oct
10%
Lake
2,000
11c
Nov
33c
Jan
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
8c
Feb
1-35
1.35
1.35
100
1.35
5c
2,500
4V2c
1
Ltd—1
Mines
Gold
41c
38 %c
45c
26,700
20c
5%c
5 tic
1.000
4c
Aug
July
10c
Feb
43c
43c
43c
2,000
43c
Nov
85c
July
1
Beauce Placer Mining-——
Liuewater
Ltd
Mines
Oil & Ga* Ltd_—
Bonviiie
Gold
Hill Tungsten
Calgary
Mines Ltd———1
Resources
:;
Common
Canalasfc
Nickel
Caaorama
Canbb'ai
Cartier*
8Vs
5c
P
Lf^—■-£/.—-JUi
Cassiar
Central-Del Rio
Colomac
Yellowknife
25c
.
27 Vac
Sep
Nov
May
60c
Jan
1,500
5c
Jan
51c
Sep
July.
15c
1,000
78c
Mar
5,500
10c
Sep
42c
Mar
2 '/a c
1,210
19%
1,400
6
4,000
9 Va
8Va
3,400
6c
11,300
47c
23,440
:
5c'-
8c
8c'■
21c
5%
Oct
6c
Oct
Jun
34
•
Sep
Jan
10% Mar
'
Feb
11 Vi
Nov
13c
13,700
21c
al2
5.40
11c
19c
55c
1,250
45c
10c
10c'
1,000
?c
1,175
9%
1,700
-
5.00
32,000
11c
Sep
Mines
Ltd?
1
Compagnio Miniere L'Ungava_—-—1.50
9c
5,500
2c
8c
8c
8c
8c
1,500
Jan
Nov
99c
Mar
12c
Oct
a2c
Feb
9.15
19c
Ren
3,000
Jun
12
•'
Nov
9%c
Ma£
65c
Jan
Oct
Aug
i4e'"''Apr
29c
Jan
9c
9c
.;
Mar
50c
Feb
a2c
——1
9 Va July
Nov
7%c Sep
5.25
1—1
May
Consol
Mines
Central Cadillac
Consolidated Denisou
B
Mines
v/arrant:?.
7c
nta———i
22c
Feb
Nov
2c
Nov
Sep
18c
Jan
Jan
21c
Mar
7c
2.050
6c
6c
6c
6c
4,500
5c
11%
10%
11%
3,750
10%
Nov
75c
Nov
Alinesc Ltd-—1
Ltd
-___1
—
—
'
"
75c
Consolidated Monpas
Mines Ltd.——1
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Mining Co Ltd
—1
Consol.
Cournor
75c
8V2C
8 Vs c
500
Aug
7V2c
2,000
3c
Nov
9c
5,000
9C
8c
Jan
16 % July
4.05 Apr
Feb
5e
9c
•
1.500
4VaC
'
•—
_
.
.
Power
&
Mines
Empire
Oil
Ltd
Nov
11c
Apr
10 Vac Mar
9c
Nov
*
1,100
15%
Apr
21% May
6c
7c
5,500
6c
Sep
lOVac Jan
13c
16c
2.000
9c
Oct
26%
27
350
Inc.
Ltd-
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
lnno Mining & Exploration Inc—
Pundy
Bay Copper
Futurity
Oils
1
Ltd———1
<1945 >
Mines Ltd—
Ltdj
Golden
Age Mines
Ltd__
Haitian Copper
Mining Corp.
Mines
International Ceramic
Mining Ltd
Ltd.
Mines
Kerr-Addison
of
Ltd—
Corp
vew
200
29V2
Ltd.
(1945)
2,500
20
2,395
18'/a
Ltd—.—
1
Ltd—
193 4
51/2C
271/4
5
83*8
10.800
1,000
30% Mar
3c
Sep
8'/2c
Nov
*
84
450
3,300
99c
Jan
30c
2,700
24c
Sep
55c
Nov
16% Mar
12%
12%
10c
10c
•
100
10c
80
4,300
12%
10c
80c
80c
20c
23c
9,000
13c
60c
60c
74c
25,890
43c
1
18c
2,500
75c
Oct
18c
500
19c
77,000
7c
71c
Sep
5c
65c
4c
500
50c
51.300
3%c
4%c
1,100
4c
69c
5,100
46c
10,000
6c
8,900
45c
11 VaC
12c
2,600
9c
90c
55c
.55c
1,000
54c
Sep
_1
28c
27c
29c
Operniska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
8.15
8.00
8.25
1,400
92C
90c
1.10
26,900
45c
11c
500
lie
Ltd
_i
_
Alberta
1.95 May
45,700
.
13
Jun
7.05
Jan
1.32 Jan
39c
Distillers
Alberta
Algoma
37c
2,510
30c
Oct
July
70c
2
30c
28c
30c
22,000
28c
Oct
65c
preferred.l
82c
82c
83c
1,500
83c
Nov
Gold
Pitt
Mining Co.
Porcuoine
Prime
Gas
Ltd-
Mines
Producers
„
1
_
—
4 VaC
4c
4%c
3c
5 VaC
5 Vac
5 Vac
2.000
5c
2.60
2,400
2.30
Oct
__=»
6,000
Jan
Quebec
Chibougamau
Goldfielcls Ltd—
Cofcalt & Exploration
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
.
Quebec
Smelting
Warrants
&
Refining
Gold
Mining
South
River
3 %c
3 Vac
3 Vac
11,200
3VaC
Allied
Ltd
Aluminum
16c
16c
19c
10,100
Dufault
Mar
Nov
35c
lC
Aug
4VaC
Sep
Sep
9c
Mar
46c
49c
3,350
40c
Oct
79c
Oct
a2.50
a2.65
57c
1,100
57c
Oct
89c
92 c
12,000
70c
Jan
Mines
6 Va c
8c
9.500
5%c Oct
12
12%
1,405
11%
al.55
al.55
200
1.05
Ltd
12
Consolidated Mines Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
Exploration
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
8c'
Corp
—
Corp Ltd
Ltd
3 Vac
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Ventuies Ltd
.
Jun
Nov
4.50
1.30
_
<
Virginia Mining Corp
11c
Weedon
Pyrite &
Mineral
Copper Ccrp Ltd.
VVestburne Oil Co Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd
For footnotes see
30
Aug
Sep
17
Alar
18,%,; 19%,
4,224
16 V2
Sep
60
Sep
72
Sep
io%-July'
42 Va July
61
20 %
38
3712
—25
50
42Va
25c
Sep
25c
Feb
Nov
1.95
Jan
9c
13,000
7c
Nov
31c
54,018
24c
Oct
94c
3 VaC
4,200
3 VaC
Nov
Feb
36c
28c
210
26c
7,600
—_—__1
10c
8c
18c
41,355
6c
10c
10c
500
4C
9,000
500
23 %
400
10c
11c
5,100
1.70
Oct
3%c
Nov
15c
Sep
9c
lie
62c
1,034
62c
17,400
57c
7%
6%
7%
2,710
3.25
3.50
100
13c
3,700
12c
49
49
25
11 Va
1,265
20 VaC
22c
14.000
18VaC Oct
-—1
—
16c
13 VaC
16c
23,084
*
37
37
100
—1
81c
83c
2.450
31 %
32 Va
common
——*
31%
50
67
—
—
Asamera Oil
3,373
Oct
13c
Oct
93
44 Va
Oct
48%
Jan
8c 10 Vac
7,500
8c
Oat
19c
Apr
90c
Oct
7
215
55C
47c
56c
181,550
3c
3Vac
30,000
11
11
200
5%
—*
2.25
2.25
2.40
4,300
2.00
•
26
26
27
2,137
—_—"
———
Atlas
!
Yellowknife
—
—
Atlin-Ruffner
Mines———
Alines
Alines
*
common—
Copper
Steels
Aubelle
—i_
—
Acceptance
—
1
Auto
Electric
Auto
Fabric
Class
B
Products
class
OH
Bank
Jan
Feb
8c
Feb
14c
49,300
7c
17,500
1,200
28
28
28 Va
365
*
8
S
34 Va July
10
Feb
6
50
Feb
3,15 July
Sep
18% Feb
July
4% Aug
Jan
3.50
4.00
440
2VaC
1,000
7.20
7.20
7.75
3,225
20
20
20
25
20
20
20
70
98c
1.04
3,000
96c
Oct
2.00 Jan
18c
20c
1,500
16c
Aug
26c
July
8c
Jan
10c
Feb
50%
65%
Sep
Jan
1
25
25
1
1
—.—
Consolidated
Mines—
18c
1
8c
8c
500
—10
54%
54%
55%
4,496
10
70
69
70Va
2.031
1
1.38
2% Feb
Oct
2c
6.50
16%
17
Va
8c
Sen
10%
Oct
25Va
62% July
Sep
72c
1.33
54c
54c
1,000
54c
*
80c
78c
85c
49,500
60c
Mar
——_♦
lOVac
lOVaC
12c
43,175
10c
Nov
*
ll'/aC
VaC
43,000
10c
Sep
*
5 VaC
Mining—:
Mines-V
11c 12
Feb
Nov
1.35
1
9,400
Jan
Feb
84% Aug
1.94 Feb
—
——
24
Oct
——
—
Baryman Exploration Ltd
Uranium
16c
Aug
2VaC
50c
Base Metals
5c
2.50
*
-
Mines
8
21 VaC Aug
9V2C Nov
1
Basco Oil & Gas
Baska
15c
23c
Oct
2.75
Bank of Nova Scotia—
Earnat
Nov
Sep
2c
2.65
Montreal
of
7c
10c
6VaC
Mines
Bankfield
29% Mar
1,500
9 VaC
—
preferred
2nd preferred
Bankeno
Nov
Aug
24
9,800
12c
Mines
5%%
Banff
Apr
2.70 Oct
31,100
2.66
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5 '/o
Jan
Oct
3c
6V2C
A—
10c
11
July
Nov
7c
———-*
—
Avillabona
2c
Apr
56C
Oct
14c
1
———
common
45c
Feb
7.75 May
Jan
2c
——1
—
Aunor Gold Mines
4.95
7c
1
Aumaque Gold Mines-.
15 Va
13 Va Mar
12 Vac
7c
1
Aumacho River Alines
2.09
2c
—1
—
-
Mar
66
7
Coast
42 Va Mar
120
775
275
Warrants
Jan
1.50 Mar
67
13%
Atlantic
Jan
46
13 Va
Atlantic
52c
Sep
31% Oct
5,200
Arcadia Nickel-
Feb
Feb
Mar
45
75c
96c
Associated
Alay
45c
Nov
93c
common
53
14
Sep
35
40c
Temple
'
67
8c
*
———
-
24c
Sep
48
45 Va
———50
Alines
7.00 May
10% Aug
11c
Feb
12% May
Sep
2.50 Sep
11 Vs
Jan
1.18
5V2
13c
*
Jan
91c
Oct
11%
pfd_50
Paper
&
9c
Feb
25c
Nov
33,440
Feb
Mar
18c
Nov
65c
Apr
45c
Oct
10c
——1
Pulp
Argus Corp common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Ash
45%
62c
Apr
5.15 May
22
62c
—
——
65c
Aug-
37 Va July
Sep
62c
Petroleums
Class
&
1.24
Apr
1.02 Aug
26c
25c
*
Jan
May
*
Seattle Duquesne ——
Beatty Bros———
Lodge Mines—
Belcher Mining Corp——
Belleterre Quebec Mines
Cooper Corp
Jun
Sep
52
Feb
26 Va
Jun
32%
Apr
20c
9,688
9c
5c
36c
8 Va
650
Sep
Jan
13 V2 May
ll'/aC
2,000
lie
Nov
25c
70c
Sep
6%
72C
72c
76c
12,750
1.75
1.75
1.75
100
Va
40%
4lVa
16,885
39%
84c
80c
85c
10,200
76c
13c
41
15c
1.53
1.32
1.96
Jan
44%
Apr
Oct
14c
15C
9.392
7c
8V2C
25,500
7c
66c
46,376
51C
12c 15 VaC
70,105
10c
26c
Jun
15c
}
13%
13%
13%
100
8c lOVac
25,600
12%
Apr
Feb
May
27 %c Mar
1 08
24c
Oct
Jan
Jun
Jan
2.05 May
Sep
Nov
61c
pfd——
Mar
8
11c
62c
;
A
9 Vac
41
25
7 Vac
Mines
class
Sep
70
1
Alines—
Hats
6,525
28
1
——1
Alines
Uranium
5 %c
41%
17c
8
—-■—25
50c
Telephone
Yukon
17C
1
—
.•
——-—*
—1
.-———1
Beaver
Bibis
5c
41
28
41
Paper class A——•
B
Black
Blue
*
common
Gold
Mines
.
Jan
Aug
14% Alay
5 V2r/o
Corp
Paper
Bowaters
19 %
4%%
Feb
Jan
Electric
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Packers
6.60
2.62
Jan
Sep
45
Oct
50 %
Feb
6
Jan
10
Nov
47
47
80
44
Oct
49Va
Apr
Vac
8c
1
5.80
5.75
5.85
9,000
3,915
—*
4.75
4.75
5%
15,837
7
20
20 Va
260
2.10
2.10
2.25
2,400
*
4%
20'/a
32%
32%
33 Va
26,016
180
Apr
Alar
23
Nov
32% Mar
10c
Nov
29c
Mar
Gold
Red
18c
21c.
2,000
16c
Oct
34c
Mar
5c
6c
42,500
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
a60
400
160c
Oct
92c
Oct
48
Aug
85 %
105
81%
Nov
91
May
44
44%
410
44 Va
Oct
43% Aug
50
50
130
47
Oct
,52 % Aug
12 Va
4,845
11%
Oct
6c
1,500
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
Hill
Burrard Dry
42
Feb
18
Feb
18
May
12%
15
15
100
34%
34%
3,800
33Vb' Oct
40 % Mar
41Vs
40%
39%
Sep
47% May
45c
Oct
1,325
49c
19,000
10%
1,140
12 Va
12%
125
2c
2c
41 Va
46c
10
2%c
38,500
27,500
2c
._1
«—
2%c
2.50
2,800
10c
lie
64,500
1.75
1
11,200
165
7c
19%
12%
*
5,650
7c
7c
29%
30
19
.
1.95
6 Vac
29 Va
1.80
6 VaC
Lake
6 %
—
•
Dock class A
Oct
12%
47c
Extension
35
34%
*
2 Vac
Burlington
May
37%
Jan
Bunker
78
40
50
•
Products
Jan
Feb
115
1
Anker He
Buffalo
Buffalo
44%
39 %
1
—
Apr
3.30 Mar
37%
2.35
Buffadison
31% Sep
65% Oct
7%
25
70 Va
Mines
Mines
Sep
Oct
44Va
Mines
Brunsman
1.85
85%
20
Brunhurst
19
15VaC Mar
8.40 Feb
39 Va
39 Vs
•
—
Sep
Oct
70
50
-50
100
50
50
Products—
class A—
7c
5.75 Aug
4.40
37%
pfd—100
9%c Feb
30c
Mar
45c
190
1,465
Columbia Power
Reef
79c
65c
9%
*
————
British
Company
Apr
Nov
8%c Feb
47 Va
Oil—
British
Brown
30c
19%
Oct
58c
1
preferred
Broulan
Nov
Feb
8%
common
preferred
preferred
5% preferred
British
2C
46 Va
—
—
preferred
5%%
133,200
8c
13
59c
50
1
Brazilian Traction common
Bridge Tank
2,100
8%
preferred
Pioneer
50
2 VaC
47 Va
Boymar Gold Mines
Bralorne
19%
2 VaC
-°0
—1
pfd—
___:
Mersey
19%
——-1
Mines Ltd
Bowater
10C
——*
1
Uranium
Bay
Ribbon
Feb
.
21c
7
Va
lc
Area Mines
Building
42.
41
20c
—50c
—
.
Sep
22c
Pete
Mar
24
Nov
20
42 Va
Bruck Mills class A„
18c
455
42
—.—1
Gold
<
Sep
26 Va May
22c
Mines
Imperial
Jan
2.84 Mar
Nov
1.80
17,210
22c
Mines—
Alines
15%
1.85
18c
38%
1
—
4V2%
10c
3 Vac
100
154.
20
pfd—
4%%
10 VaC
Sep
63
6.50
11,460
Petroleums
July
5c
1
page
Jan /'■/
12%
6.50
Huronia 11
16c
a60
!
21%
57,670
30%
Columbia
5%c
Products Ltd
12,215
15%
29%
Larder
Feb
28 Va
13%
29%
Canadian
Anthes
2.80
27
15
—1*
.—
,
Anchor
3.60 Feb
•
Sep
—
Jan
1.85 Alay
'
Sep
British
200
3.85
Jun
2.40
Jan
Apr
8,300
2,100
Jun
2.00 Jan'
20c
Controls
Warrants
—;
Nov
10.000
5.00
-
Jan
Oct
15c
27
;
»
Webdell
1,900
2.55
1.05
1,225
—50
Analogue
92c
13c
23
—
2,335
1.25
2.40
34Va
American
11c
7.c
2.95
2.30
July
1.02
61c
'
Sep
5,900
British
al.85
1.76'
1.76
Mines
Oct
2.90
2.35
6c
2,575
Sep
12c
4.70
Ltd
Lithium
2.64
3 VaC
29c
Trebor Mines Ltd
United Asbestos
10c
150
5.85
al.85
12c
Gold
Titan Petroleum
__
10c
Ltd
Teck-Hughes
United- Oils
Mar
16c
89c
1,300...
25c
Nepheline
Bowater
3V2C
a2.50
...
2.80
Leduc
Bouzan
1,150
Ltd—„
7c;
;
20c
4c;'o
Co
Lead
Anacon
Jan
9c
Feb
7c
7c.
M
75c
Nov
Aug
2.65
American
Jan
2,500
3.25
56c-
36c
25c
American
2.30
3c
3,900
2,900
9,300
3.80 Mar
I8V2 July
Jan
Mar
2.65
Amalgamated Rare Earth
2.30
7 Vac Alay
4c
5.25
60c
45c
Sep
Oct
24c
Jan
Feb
3c
5.05
56c
41c
?
Sep
12Va
50c
60c
—
Biltmore
4c
5.10
107,457
45c
-
—10'
:—
preferred
Amalgamated
Arjon
410
58c
1.25
_k_
2.40
8,650
17
56c
——•
Aluminium
Ansil
2.90
16%
56c
Feb
15VaC
Apr
Oct
*
Minerals—-——.—*
Roxana
Anglo
2.80
6V2C
3,215
Jan
Mar
22
Oct
14c
18,825
21c
f 2.95
1
Alminex
Anglo
—
9c 10 VaC
17c
;
2.90
—5
Bidcop Mines Ltd
3.30 Feb
Oct
Ltd—
—:
__
18%
„
———
Bicroft
6 V2c
Sep
Sep
57c
Ltd
225
1
common
Jan
12c
Nov
Ltd
Tache Lake Mines
Valor
4c
—
19
Britalta Petroleum
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Tib
1.05
3,000
49c
Mines
Mines
Oils
Mines
Sullivan
Tazin
7,100
4 Vac
—
Corp_.
Sberritt-Gordon
Siscoe
23c
1.30
4c
-
12
—1
:
Apr
'
St Lawrence
Siscalta
2,000
1.11
4e
Ltd
—:
T,
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd
Roberval
—
28c
1.20
28c
Oct
common—
Algoma Steel
Bonville
Quebec
8%
common-—_—
Jan
1.65
Aug
2.49
23c
Oct
1
„
Ltd
Ltd
730
O
Trunk
Central
Bevcon
Prcvo
10
—1
Preferred
Bell
lie
Corp
24
•
War rants
Bethlehem
32c
Oil Ltd 4 V2f<
Oct
—
Uranium
1.83 Apr
11c
Mining
22 %
—L.
Gas
Algom
12% Mar
32c
Permo-Gas k
1,055
—__1
Warrants
Bata
1
Pennbec
22 %
_50c
Bathurst Power
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Alines Ltd
22 %
Explorations
Feb
Paudash Lake
Uranium
Mar
22%
10c
:
Yellowknife
Apr
Apr
20c
Oct
Mines
40
21c
Jan
28c
Sep
July
Orchan Uranium
SeD
17c
Ajax Petroleums
1.15
July
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
July
33
9%
Ltd
6 VaC
Apr
1
_
9c
Jan
70c
Apr
1.34 Mar
Jan
8 Vac
Anr
12c
Jun
63c
64c
1
Mar
1.52 Mar
Oct
7c
.
1
35c
Nov
62c
Apr
36V2c
Sep
4V2c
4c
1
_1
1,500
63c
3 VaC
Jan
Apr
1.24
16 VaC May
63c
4C
50c
30c
Jan
1,000
Mar
1.72
Jan
86c
Jan
21c
Sep
16c
May
1.85 Mar
Feb
5c
—_20c
95
Sep
86c
,
16 Vac
1
Ltd
Jan
Apr
1.25
20c
—
7c
20c
28c
80c
_
Feb
10c
Sep
1.17
1
i..
4c
Apr
2IV2 July
25
100
8%c
Feb
Apr
5 Vic Sep
7,000
8%c
35 % Mar
834t,
28 c
1
Ltd—
Aletals
Vic
27 »/4
3c
8 VaC
5
—
6
5 Vac
27%
1
Ltd——*
__
19%
45c
5,785
Surpass Shoe———
Akaitcho
High
Oct
38%
25
-
Mines
73,415
37%
common
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico
Low
34c
38%
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil-.
Agew
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29c
-•
common-
Preferred
Atlas
26c
1,895
V
Jan
Feb
82c
Ltd
Ok<a Oils Ltd
May
10c
Nov
—
Oils
Rare
Nov
Oct
Ltd-
North American
Obalski
3c
Sep
West Amulet Alines Ltd..
Mines
59.500
7c
Ltd-
New
May
18%
31c
Santiago Alines Ltd—
Vinray Alines Ltd—i
Nocana
21c
Sep
40c
28%
New Pacific
New
600
4c
Jan
Jan
10
1,000
3c
80c
5V2C
9,500
11%
Sep
Sep
24 Va Mar
16%
800
Ltd— I
<fc
47c
8V2C
11
3c
32c
Ashdown Hardware class B———10
12c
33c
Alines Ltd
Coal
44c
8%c
__
/
Jan
Oct
3c
11c
New Jack Lake Uranium
New
Jan
29%
of Canada
Mines
92c
17%
Formaque Alines Ltd1
Hosco
Alines
Limited—— ~__1
New
May
Oct
17%
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
Nama..Creek
22c
35c
29
Mine?
Co
Jan
100
31c
Canada
Mining
9,000
17%
5
Mogador Mines Ltd——
Monpre
8c
a35c
11c
Mcliityre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd:
Mining Cbrp of Canada Ltd
Molybdenite
■7c
1
Mining Co
Cooper
Lithium Corp
7 Vac Mar
8,000
Kontiki Lead & 7>inc Mines Ltd——1
Labrador Min & Exploration Co Ltd
1
! inaside
9 Vic
Nov
———1
—'
Gold
Jun
3c
Re
5c
1
HoHinger Consol Gold
Leo
4c
10,000
4c
1
Mar
6.000
a4c
1
i
32
6 %c
5c
i———45c
Ltd—
Mines
24 V2 May
Apr
5c
1
Ltd...——
22c
a35c
7c
*
Gui-Por Wranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Gunnar
19
a3c
5c
1
——
Oaspe Oil Ventures Ltd.
Geco-Mir.es
-
—
*
—
Fontana-Mines
18-%
__1
——-——1
——
Minerals
&
Pab-Metal Mines
Shares
19
Paper
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Dome
for Week
Low
—1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
s
4'i f'r>
■
Consolidated Bi-Orc
Abitibi
Ltd
Voting trust
10c
1;11'4 V2C
*10,000
25c
Jan
3%c Nov
3,000
-
all%
—
11c
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Abacus
Alba
21
55c
*.
Mining;C.oip.———
1
Chibougamau Jactilet Ltd——75c
Ltd
Cleveland. Copper Corp
Mar
2.500
44c
23c
al2 '
Chess
Chipinan Lake Mines
13c
6c
4Vic i-
■/:/— ;
1
*
Oils Ltd-———,
Feb'
Vic
5c
45c
r
1
Explorations Ltd
Asbestos Corp Ltd-—
IOV2C
7
7%
„
:_D.vr. -,%j"
Quebec
84c
65c
6%'%"
-
Apr
1.30 Mar
Jan
5%c May
all allVi
—
—
42c
10c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
14c
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
1.79 May
Nov
Feb
■
1
Ltd"—:—1—i—
2
14c
i.—3
-Ltd——
Mines
35.907
20%
J
Explorations Ltd~r__—
Mines
Mines
Carbec
Ltd—
1,200
30c
6c
14c
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canadian. Astoria Minerals .'Ltd—1
Collieries
22c
65c;
-V
&
Canadian
1,000
2%C
6c
Corp—„__1
Ltd—: 1
Bouzan^Mines
Burnt
28c
Ltd——1
Mines
Copper
1
6c
6.50
14,500
25c
*,
51c
22c
50c
«
—1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp_.
Bornite
50c
6c
Bellecbasse Mining Corp Ltd————_1
Belle-Chibougamau
Are
Jan
11c
5c
7.20
,
1
Bay Mining Co
Shown
High
11c
:
Bed
Low
High
7.20
Ltd-——_—:
Beatrice
Prices
1
Ltd--—
Mines
Bateman
13
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
;•—
Ltd
Mines
NOVEMBER
Toronto Stock
Shares
_—1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—l
Baker
ENDEI)
Sales
of Prices
Par
WEEK
for Week
Ranged
Sale Price
FOR
13
•
'
13
Oct
60c
Jun
Nov
14%
Jan
8%
Jan
14
Jun
2c
Oct
8 Vac Mar
2c
Sep
10
2.25
10c
1.30
5VaC
Sep
Sep
Jan
Sep
28%
Oct
2,300
7c
May
1,670
16%
Jan
13 Va
1,615
11%
Oct
6%
125
6
Sep
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
39c
Aug
2.55 May
9c
Jan
39
11c
24
Jan
Feb
July
14% Mar
8
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2076)
Monday, November 16, 1959
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils
Mines
Gas
Bread
Class
10C
Nov
11c
13c
15,887
lie
49c
48c
51c
9,400
46c
Oct
*
20 ¥i
20 V*
20%-
19 ¥2
6,080
95
95
90
580
45c
47c
13,600
13,054
1
preferred
Canada Cement common
6.50
6.40
7.10
1
*
12%
12 V4
12%4.25
—
600
50
,
58
;•
—
——„
78%
45c
225
4.00
*
common...
B
32 %
58
58
32%
2,320
25%
58
12%
5.50
58
Aug
37
Mar
28 ¥2
Jun
21
Nov
25
Jun
Cprby
10%
Feb
12
Aug
Cosmos
25
Nov
37%
Jan
Coulee
i—
22
12
12
132
25
25
25%
1,780
4 % f/o
Canada
100
81
80
81
05
Malting
common-.-*——-.*
50
55%
50
175
54
Sep
24%
24 Viz
24%
134
'24%
Sep
1.25
1,500
preferred
—
Preferred v_'—//-//si*/-.,-j.—,
26
Canada Oil Lands
class
B
Canada
Safeway
Ltd
Southern
Oils
Caftada Southern
Preferred
Craigmont Mines
2.35
Jan
Crain
—
Cree
46
Oct
57
Jan
Crestaurum
47
40%
47
530
44 ¥2
Occ
55
Apt
Crestbrook
58
58
59
810
55%
70
Aug
Croinor
80
80
80;'"
Sep
Sep
92
Aug
Crown
'
'
_1
warrants
—
30c
25
050'
3,150
3.40'
86
3,350
50c
Sen
Mar
2.85 Mar
1.05
1.25 May
Crpwn
5.00 May
Crowpat Minerals
Crows Nest
1
8c
20
Gc
11c
87,910
6C
5814
57 V*
58%
4,382
52
34¥2
34 Viz
35 7 H
2,180
13 Viz
13%
13%
200
6.20
5.50
0.20
1,785
5.55
5.55
6.20
•
13%
13%
13%
20',4
19%
20%
1,035
25
28%
28%
28%
3.45 Mur
450
_•
270
7
<>%
7%
1.02
98c
1.03
7%
8%
75c
75c
200
2.20
2.05
2.30
7,350
•
3.70
10,005
171/2
27
5,153
_I*
Sep
18% Jan
15,950
B
13
2,270
•
.—3
1
Sep
Sep
11
Apr
4.10 Apr
200
.
—_
Sep
33 ¥2
Oct
6%
90c
4.55
68c
2.00
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
Jun
17% July
10
July
8.70 July
16% May
85c
July
25
Feb
35
41
Nov
62
30
15
Nov
35 %c
40c
High
Crest
class
:
A..*
—20c
Oils
38c
3.20
2.05
Apr
18,200
23c
Jun
99c
99c
1.08
4,045
70c
Sep
8.80
8.75
9.30
18,350
10c
«:
1
--
.
/_ /
Industries
5.25
Oil
common
4.90
5.25
8.75
Nov
2.90
4.35
1,020
2,405
15%
15
15%
8%
8%
8%
42c
38,600
22c
20c
23c
117,089
38c
38c
41c
14,500
1
•
preferred
24%
—10
•
,
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfgrs class B__*
Western Natuial Gas 4'/o pfd_20
Oil
1,956
12
14,828
12
13%
1,385
5%c
5%C
1,000
178
180
55
71%
71%
71%
10
125
14%
29%
45
14%
15
155
1.20
1,28
14%
29%
14%
1.34
8,372
—_r——*
40
40
40
50
loy2c
10 %C
11c
18,750
f
1,30
1.28
1.40
23c
20c
26c
88,731
42,382
2¥2c
2%c
5c
15,460
.
-
Explorations—.
~i
:
•
____
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos Corp
II
Ltd
Trethewey
*
1.0,5
1.05
1.09
2,300
•
Quartz
11%
11%
11%
10,385
5.40
5.40
8,100
1
;
.
8%
Stores
62c
Domimon
Jan
1.85
Jan
Dover
Nov
Nov
8.50
Jan
12 ¥2 July
20 %
Feb
14
Jan
Oct
40c
Feb
Sep
23 ¥4
Oct
140
1
237b
Apr
Nov
11 ¥4 Mar
5c
126
Sep
1.12 Mar
Central Pat
Gold
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
Trust
Gai
,—————20
Jaculet
bop
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Gold
Bar
&
Knitting
A
;.
-
Lake
Colom'ac
Gold
Yellowknife
Dow
Combined
Metals
Jan
July
10
Mar
Nov
40
Sep
10%c Nov
20c
2¥2C
78c
Jan
Nov
Nov
Feb
9.40 May
4.75 Mar
35c
2.45
Apr
1.07
Jan
55c
1.75
Apr
12 ¥b Mar
5.60 Aug
Nov
3.10
Jan
Oct
9.20
Jan
Consolidated
Beta
Gillies
.
Howey
7,100
15c
Oct
4,100
72c
Jun
53c
55c
5,450
50c
Jun
Paper class
Mines
Eldrich
El
Mining
300
57
Jap
19%
Jan
28 ¥2 Aug
3%c Nov
8¥2c Mar
Fatima
Federal
Fleet
Grain
class
71
Apr
27¥2c Mar
1.65
Jan
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Francoeur
Fraser
class
Mines
Frobisher
Ltd
Debentures
Frosst
May
5.25 Aug
July
rApr
4.00
5%
Geco
Mining
Oils
Ltd
Smelting
Explor
——
Negus
Consolidated
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
Minellll
Motors
Quebec Gold Mines
Red
Poplar
General
Steel
footnotes
nacre
do
6c
14c
Nov
15
Oct
24% May
Sep
15 ¥4 Sep
20 ¥4
Jan
July
45c
Nov
Jan
15 ¥2 c Mar
32
Mar
25% May
19% May
62c
69c
18.100
%c
%c
1V2C
5,919
VsC
Oct
3.95
3.75
3.95
1,700
3.75
Nov
10c
10c
11c
2,600
10c
Nov
50c
49c
52c
13,300
34c
Sep
Sep
51
Feb
27%
Jan
29-
Jun
65C
Jan
69c
47
48
27%
27%
250
65c
07c
6,670
72
73%
48
67c
I,720
555
170 170%'
11%
0c
200
12 %
2.850
3,000
.
1.150
60c
39
50
108 ¥4
11 ¥4
V.12 Mar
Oct.
35c
8.25
Jan
Feb
19%c Feb
1.12
Jan
1.50 Apr
81r-
Jan
Sep
Jan
187
Jun
Nov
17
Mar
5c
25
Oct
ll¥2c Feb
35
Sep
Mar
1.90
1.90
1.95
II,375
81
79
81
70
75
Jan
85
Jun
16
16
16%
1,400
16
Nov
167/b
Oct
6
7%
950
5%
7% Mar
Oct
7c
6c
7c
27,300
6c
37%
1,877
33 ¥4
Sep
95
25
94 ¥2
Oct
3.536
15%
Sep
7
Jan
_
17%
—1
17 ¥4
17%
*
7%
7%
1
19%
19%
1
42 3 4
42%
43
4814
48%
50%
1.10
1.10
500
"
Yellowknife
—-——
43c
Sep
75c
Mar
GOO
27c
Jan
44c
Glenn Uran Mines—
35c
Aug
Apr
7 5 it
20
%:
100
14%
329
40
20% Nov
Nov
178
24% Mar
10% Jim
Sep
43 ¥4 Mar
3.230
1.00
Nov
46% May
Apr
104-
63%
Jail
56 ¥2 July
1.50 Aug
Sep
L40 Aug
1.00 July
1.05
1.05
14%
147a
380
lie
lie
12c
3.500
10¥2c Sep
9.60
9.30
9.65
4,046
6.25 Mar
25c 25%C
7,400
25c
Nov
59c
Feb
7c
7%c
6,336
7c
Aug
14c
Mar
9c
10c
37,200
8c
Sep
40c
Jan
—*
common
7c
Nov
30%
95
.
—
Wares
1
500
10%
19 ¥4
Jan
20c
Jun
Mar
Oct
Goldfields Uranium Mines Ltd
500
20c
Sep
5c
1,300
4c
Nov
10c
Feb
700
8
Sep
10 ¥4
Jun
7c
3,700
Gc
Oct
15c
Apr
12c
1.500
7¥aC
Sep
20c
July
Glacier
Gold
Gold
Mines—
Mining
changed
Goldfields
Tire
1
Canada
3,750
58c
80c
3.75
3.75
3.95
9,230
,1
30c
29c
33c
25,360
22 c
Jun
47c
Jan
47c
47c
38c
Jun
53c
May
Granduc
19c
Nov
16 %
50c
3.55
4.20
4.10
May
30c
9,597
6%c
I,000
6%c May
30c
30c
2,500
19c
Jan
51c
65c
70c
72,375
2.71
3,820
Nov
63c
36c
1.05
4.50
Jan
2,643
24c
Sep
2.50 Sep
17% Oct
2.05
2.05
2.80
7,230
19%
20
7,929
1.45
1.35
1.46
5.300
1
29c
26c
29c
II,400
18c
Jan
85c
85c.
85c
3,575
63c
Feb
18c
6,433
1.34
Sep
15¥aC Sep
4c
4c
566
II
33c
32c
35c
30,950
5c
4%c
5c
3,250
4c
Oct
9c
9c
666
9c
Nov
30c
30c
500
30c
6%c
7c
4,585
5c
4c
40%
113
6%
6%
6%
25
6%
6%
25
16%
16%
120
24 ¥2 c
*
6%
24c
120
40 ¥2
6
6
Sen
46 ¥2 c
Feb
May
230*
Jun
Nov
48
Jan
V/z May
Jun
8Tb
Oct
Feb
Nov
?4¥2c Jun
Oct
Nov
64c
Apr
Great
B
Plains
2.55 Mar
Great
West
8c
Mar
Feb
1.24 July
common
preferred
Class
Great
36c
Gas
S2.80
Feb
Jun
38c
1.00
Sep
2.25 Mar
36 34
36%
39
1,220
*
25
25
25%
771
35 ¥4 Mav
22% Oct
45% Aug
30% July
8.20
8.25
45
1
Class
Great
—
warrants
Develop
~6
5%
6%
1.375
2.27
Northern
Feb
JUly
Oct
2,250
Warrants
5.25
1.20
14c
1.35
—,—-
22%
44c
2,250
1.25
-*
—
common—.—;
Warrants
.
17
16c
1.25
—*
—
Paper
2.20
2.35
4,525
39
39
25
2.45
2.60
420
12
12%
950
-50
*
1
—
12
15%
7.25
5
2.00
38
2.30
10%
6%
Jan
Sep
9.35
Jan
Mar
41%
May
A
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Greater
1956 warrants
—-—*
4.75
4.75
200
4.50
21 ¥4
3.75
225
3.50
Oct
5%
6%
2,530
5%
Nov
10%
11%
900
9 ¥2
Feb
10%
5.50
Feb
20c
Mar
45c
Mar
13%c Mar
1958
11%
415
5.35
1,366
3.90
Apr
5.55
5.75
480
4.50
Apr
*
4c
3c
4c
50.200
*
11%
11 %
11%
390
%C
6%C
1,000
*
Greyhound
Gulch
Lines
Mines
1
6
Jun
Aug
13% Aug
9% Jan
11
5.25
5.25
.
warrants
Greyhawk Uranium
Feb
9
14
6.15 Aug
'
7q
Jan
6.75 Mar
Oct
3.75
Feb
3.30 Jan
Jun
Sep
a
.—*
class
B
West
Mar.
18% Adg
Apr
*
Coal
Jan
Jan
14c
1
—*
A
Mines
Great Lakes
Feb
Sep
19%
185
40%
*
—
class
Great Lakes Power
Mar
Sep
•
B
Grafton
Jan
10 %c Jan
2.50
III*
8,600
185
40 TB
*
—
Apr
Sep
20c
2.00
Class
July
Oct
6%c
26c
Aug
26c
182
50
common
Granclroy Mines
1,300
41,985
Oct
7c
9.75
to
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
73,250
9c
25 %c
Mining Corp Ltd————1
Goodyear
9%c
10 ¥2
.
1
Gold—,
Eagle
Name
1
—1
—
11%
7c
1,595
—--—1%
Ltd
9%c
1
18%
General Petroleum Drilling common_50c
Class A
50c
10%
2.50
17%
——
—
-——
9%c
1
2,590
7c
37
—
8,700
1
Mines
Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt
8,499
24 %
—100
—-
Giant
9%
16¥2c
27%
22 %
—1
—
4 'o
•
51,900
7c
20%
22%
common—.—
—
11%
Z.J2
II
9c
8C
27%
*
May
1
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
19c
1
i
14
21c
60e
11% Oct
500
Jan
10% Jan
9 ¥4
60c
375
Jun
—.—;
Mines
12c
1
9,000
100
—
Co
Power
preferred
Miims Ltd
l
Mines
8c
19c
9.00
A)—
Trailer
Genex
7c
05c
Feb
■-*
—.—
Jan
5c
1
50c-
13%
170
General Dynamics
1
Sep
2.75
General
:
Jun
20 ¥2 c
'. Apr
Sep
Feb
30c
Apr
2.13
1.61
Feb
20c
72
Jan
Nov
8c
1
72
Jan
5.50
19c
695
Ja'11
53 ¥2
80c
225
Sep
25
50c
840
Feb
89c
15
200
7c
72 ¥2
common-,.
(Charles
Fruehauf
00
00,.
2.10 Aug
6c
Development
2.00 Mar
Jan
5.50
Bakeries
25c
2.15 May
2.65 Mar
27%
General
10
Oct
1.50 Aug
1.40 Sep
6c
General
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.2G
5.50
Oct
3.50
16c
20:%
Jan
2,980
July
•*
18 ¥4
105
2.00 May
Sep
7c
19c
-20c
21c
100
Mar
preferred—.——10
Oct
1,000
85c
13 ¥4
11%
—
Petroleum
Sep '
Oct
7c
*
Ltd
Companies
French
Jan
2c
23c
A—
8c
5,000
58%
■*
—-IS
S)—
(U
20
28c
:
—20
:
Co
12%
2.30
16c : Feb
<*
Co
Canada
Foundation
1
&
A_^
-—
Manufacturing
2,150
11%
46c
Oct
1
Mining
7,600
1,900
28c
Oct
6c
1
—:.
11c
2.30
15c
—1
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Far west
Mining
16%
10c
Sep..
46
32.600
——-—-
9c
1
May
12% Oct
.
7c
*
*
•
MinOs.
15%
7
Jan
16c
18
Warrants
9c
200
175
25c
Uranium
Faraday
15%
;
40
15c
Apr
6c
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Gatmeau
780
45
1
Nickel
Players Canadian-
Famous
Gait.win
*
Oct
8c
15C
1
__—
Oct
.
Jan
9%
10%
1
——
Corp
Jan
•
20;% Apr
12
Mar
-*
Ltd
Ltd
Eureka
Nov
•
20
Aug
15c
--1
3.00
Flin
Jan
18
6%c
1.30
A——.——20
Developments Ltd
4.50
I_11
80
92%. Feb
J uiy
14 ¥»
1
Mines
Sol
Emco
&
4.10
21c
16,750
Jan
--1
Common
Elder
Sep
Sep
_
3.644
IOC
11%'
45
45
-——*
————
May
Consolidated Mogul
For
Jan
80c
9%
10%
9c
6.400
20
'
Consolidated
May
1.90
18c
*
9?»
11%
18,100
20
Gold
Mac
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated
2.30 Aug
25c
75c
40c
-
9%C
11%
1.70
20
Mines
Marbenor
Consolidated
Sen
16c
I*
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated Mic
.
Oct
Apr
40c
10%
1
1.33
1.25
Arrow
Consolidated
Oct
140
1.50
3.50
Lake
Consolidated
51
7.193
18%>
1.30
•
Mines
3,910
16 ¥4
18%
1.50
79c
Consolidated Golden
563u
15%
1.30
Mar
Warrants
Consolidated
52
16
".
1
2.80
Consolidated Discovery
,
52
*
_——,—1
740
;
Fenimore
37May
22% Jan
—
Mines
12,485
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consolidated
Sep
East Sullivan
1
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest—
14 ¥0
5.050
3.20
Gamma
Callinan
350
8c
4.50
Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
9c
1.02
92c
IHI«
Key Mines—
Consolidated Allenbee
15%
1.38
_*
Con
12
15
15
7c
Jan
53c
*
101% Jan
Jan
*
3.00
^
Mines
Jun
Sep
Explorers Alliance
Jan
13
97...
7
Falconbridge
Sep
51c
..
Jun
32
1.27
Feb
19c
49c
195.
7%
15% May
51% July
'
175
7%c
Feb
43c
12%
...
1
Jan
3.00
86,600
9,866
13
/
41%
460
Petroleum
53
58c
50c
98
6,440
East Amplii Gold
East Malartic
Mines
Dynamic
26c
54c
II"
2I50
97%
.v..
6,575
51,025
2.95
H
50
7%
Ltd——
4.50
——
Sep
Jan
10%.
5.000
40c
11%
10 '
48 %
24c
37c
28c
342
10%
49 %
13¥3. Jan
24% Mar
Jun
23c
39c
11 ¥4
Nov
53
20
*.
Apr
5
0.90
48,825
6,000
_!_•
II*
20
200
1.53
4c
4.10
1,865
1.37
20
35c
Co
&
2.75
...
Mines
Conlaurum
6,050
3.80
1,200
5
Oct
34%
Minerals
Oils
—
Petroleum
National,
Coniagas
9,600
45,050
13 %c 13 ¥2 c.
2c
2c
9.80
21%
5
Apr
58%
24
2c
9.75
20%
21
*
—————
3.20
Enterprises
Combined
Commonwealth
Conduits
14c
1.22
4.00
15%
00
62%
13 %c
2.700
18:%
Jan
l.U
35 ¥4 July
21 % May
Jan
1.43
24
-1
19
18%
74c
Sep
Sep
1
3¥2c
Ii
22%
-*
62 %
!
40c
80c
EcUly
35
1.20
Brewery
Duvan Copper
4.50
Mines—.
Cellulose
5.000
9,092
4,325
.
7
.«—-—-—
*
Mines
49c
97c
32%
%c Nov
32
common
*
—-
46c
93c
31%
95c
19
—*
—
II—1
common
_•
Cochenour Willans
//' Cochrane Dunlop common
/
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
rCody Reco
/
Oct
268,757
15% May
9¥aC Jan
1
Smelting
.
Mar
9%c
16¥aC 19 ¥2 C/,
2.16 Sep
40% Mar
1
Min
Mining
Mines.
25c
Jan
4c
54c
J1111
Sep
24
75c
15c
1.40
1
Mines
72,500
37%
1
—
20c
305
1
,
,
Jan
%c
16
1,800
I_»
—.
Mar
34c
1,100
Jan
1.05 Jan
Wines
74c
39
Nov
1.20
10c
1.15
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville Mines
Mar
Sep
Sep
1.85
14% Jan
5.00
1.11
40c
11c
2.00
23
15,325
12c
15c
23c
39
14%
5.45
1.11
3.750
5,575
1.80
Feb
8,500
'
July;
Jan
1.80
July
42c
1
Jan
39
77
35C
__
18c
1.81
Nov
5.20
*
Sep
Ecqnomic Investment Trust-———10
71%
40c
__1
__i
6c
-
Eastwood Oil common—————50c
Class A
50c
July
200
5.30
>
10% Aug
31% Mar
30 ¥2 May
153
Jan
•
«
—
Jail
24,300
32 %
common——*
Preferred
Rio
3.35
Feb
84c
II_I•
Athabaska
Central Del
May
24r
18c.
——23.50
Mines
Industries
58-;rJan
1.9c
Nov
15c
19 %c
common—•
—
/
15
com—1
.
Chemical
Feb
Jun
.
35c
10%
—
—
&
—
34r
32c
20c
*
Investment
Textile
Donalda
j-an
48% Jun,
9%c Sep
Nov-
May.
14c
& Coal common—-•—*
Tar
30
Jun
1.85
/13c
16c
common—
Magnesium
Scottish
Dominion
25
12c
32c
/
2.50
Electrohome
Dominion
%
2.60 Jail
Jan
30
52
23% July
Apr
80
6c
-1
—
Dominion
14%
52
preferred————25
May
25%*
1.75
;
7c
2
———*.
Coal
July
19% Jan
Sep
32%c
20
25 %
180
14i/2
15
30c
3,231
23%
1
Candore .Exploration
Can Erin Mines _*
Warrants
9t%
143'% 143%
!
1
;
Westinghouse
23%
I„
25
Thorium Corp——1.
1
Canadian Tire Corp common:
t/Canadian Utilities 414%
preferred_100
Western
2334
100
,
Sep
7 ¥2 Mar
25
35c
i
1-
Vickers
10%
•
Railway
Petrofina
10%
•
_/
—
common—,
:
10 %
52'
25c
Bridge
Preferred
25
25
i
17% May'
900
-
__4ic
'
Gold-:
Cos
•
—.
Locomotive
Malartic
Columbia
6%c Nov
Dominion Steel
20
common
Canadian
.v
2,500
Jan
085
Coin
7c
Dominion
15
8(/o preferred
Canadian Pacific
-•
6¥2c
Dominion
35
Class
1.50 Mar
Jan
42
•
500
Jan
15
Circle
1.70
Jan
41
Chimo
1.55
6.05
31
Morse
Canadian North Inca
Canadian Northwest Mines
'
1.55
<
Duvex
'f
2.750
75c
15
Chlboug
18,245
9c
25%
42
Chib
2.34
9c
Sep
Sep
31
Chateau
20 ¥2'
2.22
Oct
*
Chartered
20 ¥4
9c
1
!
1.30-Mar
Sep
2.23
17
20,340
Canadian Hydrocarbon
...
20%
20c
4.10 Jan
2.36
Cayz*r
5.15 Apr
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
Preferred
——-—-—-—100
Nov
2.10
Castle
2.65
1
Petroleum
2.13
Met
3,800
3.80
1
1
—
;•——
Dominion
Jail
3.95
3.90
17,405
Seagrams—
Dominion
Jan
7¥2c Apr
Sep
12c
57c
7c
Oils.
Dome
9% Aug
1.69 Aug
9 ¥2 July
Mar
58c
1,000
——,————I
Palmer
Feb
14*
3,000
2.220
Mines
16%
Securities
Mines
Devon
Dome
Feb
1,210
,
Delnite
21 ¥2.
"
9c
7%
Mines—.———■
Gold
33
25,710
*_
Deldona
2.50 Mar
61c
7%
Mines-
Distillers
26c
•
;
Oil-
Horn
Deer
16 %c Mar
9c
*
Mining
Brewis
24% July
4.05
Can
Nov
750
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
17%'
Canadian
Oct
30c
Mar
74c
Sep
11
3,500
May
5.25 Aug
»Feb
60c
—1
Decoursey
Jan
13c
20c
Canadian
17%
2.500
8c
10,000
Mines
60% July
3.00
Candn
¥.555
12
33c.
31c
10c
—„—
42%
17%
Canadian
19%
15%
15%
Cusco
Warrants
i
19%
105 ¥4
Sep
Sep
Sep
15
15 % Mar
_■
/ / Canadian Homestead
¥ Canadian
Husky Oil
e
1.00
9%c
Nov
Jun
21c
10,932
9%c
10%
25c
Canadian
8.300
31.500
2.00
15%
730
ll'
49
_i
Canadian
32c
11c 12 %c
10
10%
Feb
Canadian Food Products preferred—100
-
29c
31C
—5 %
•—
Crush International Ltd-———
Canadian Curtis Wright*/Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge & Dock
General
_—
12% Mai-
—
Canadian
Feb
1 88
Jan
106
Jun
6%
—l
Nov
—<
—.
Fairbanks
Zellei bach
,
11
Canadian .Chieftain Pete
Collieries common
Preferred
Canadian
3.50
100
11c
—.——10
404
Canadian
Canadian
85
3.170
7%
29c
1.88
——-1
11%
Chemical
Canadian
103
4.95
*
common——
11
39%
99
5.85
47% July
Jun
Jan
Sep
Sep
3.85
Mar
1,10 Mar
Oct
100
7%
warrants-—
555
—
<fe
Trust
3.25
34
55
1
Timber
Pershing
3.785
3,191
•
102%
4.00
1
—^—
Canada
Mines
42%
__
common
.Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
of
»
class A
preferred
3.15
1,900
41%
class B
_*
Canadian Celanese
91c
3.15
37c,
12.50
•—
/' Canadian Canners
Canadian
102
50c
*
common
-
Canadian
3.75
42 %
101
Jun
14c
1
——
Ltd.
L)
Oil
Feb
105
32c
warrants.-,I—_5.1c.
Lines
Astoria Minerals
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common——
/
Oct
25c
:—*
—,—
Apr
(R
41c
3.50
J
!
Copper
28
Oct
42.940
41.%
1-————*
£iuc————-----—
Mining
49%
Canadian British Aluminium common.*
A warrants
•
Cournor
Cowichan
100
Canadian
$1%
100% Feb
76 % Feb
10
preferred—
Canada Wire & Cable
Canadian
1.10
Nov
43c
3.50
——
Imperial
Lead
49
*
-
Petroleum
Steamship
'•
_*'
—.
Mtge
Cahada
B
80
Nov
41 %
Rand Chiboug—————.-1
Distillp'-*' class A—.——*
49
■.
A
11—.
Canada Permanent
Canada
/
•-
,
Packers
Class
1.20
_•
105
5c
"
Warrants
Canada
'
22
0,500
High
Sep
Gc
•
common
.
Copper
6c
10
Petroleum
Co
——
-
12.700
45c
48c
—•—-1
—_——^——100
—
Nov
May
Gas
Low
8%c
5c
Class B preferred
100
Con west
Exploration
*
•
Copp Clark Publishing—V——-—^—*
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
*
Oct
Feb
Sep
5o
-.10
__
Class A
25%
Iron
common
West
Consumers
27
Canada
Foundries
Consolidated
Apr
10% Mar
Sep
Mai-
4.00 July
10
31%
25%
5,70
10
budoury
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
8&c
Basin
consolidated
Apr
74c
Shares
Mines—-——1
Jan
100
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Mines
Sannorm
Feb
35
Jan
Consolidated
Jun
1.27
Sep
Regcourt
Sales
Range
Par
Consolidated
Feb
42c
Oct
Preferred
20
Canada Foils class A_,„_
'
*
Canada Foundries & Forgings com—*
>
26 %c
Nov
Oils—45c
&
Campbell Chiboucamau
Campbell Red Lake—
Canada
2,082
12c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power commons.
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
12c
Week's
Friday
__25c
Petroleum
Calvet
10c
13
Range Since Jan. 1
1
—.
NOVEMBER
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
1
—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
8ales
8.60 AUg
Mar
Sep
20c
10%
Sen
13% Mar
5c
Sep
15c
3c
Jan
Volume
5899
Number
190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2077)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Shares
Low
Par
Gulf
Lead
Mines
Warrants
Gurney
Gwillim
Hahn
Lake
Brass
Hamilton
Gold_
11%
•
Marcon
Jail
Marigold
Oils
9% July
Maritime
Mining Corp
10Vic
Oct
Apr
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mar
22
Nov
Jan
20
Feb
Massey-Ferguson. Ltd common
4 Vi % preferred
i
11 Vi
Sep
19% Mar
Oct
107% July
10
103
8%
10c
1,100
9c
9c 11 Vic
5 Vi %
Aug
Maxwell
14c
Jan
Maybrun
12,700
9c
25c
Jan
Mayfalr
16c
500
6c
Sep
18c
Jan
McCabe-
Grain
23c
187,600
Jan
24c
Apr
31c
7,100
28c
Sep
58c
Jan
McKenzle
5 Vic
1,500
5c
Sep
11c
Apr
McMarmac
Red
Apr
McWatters
Gold
Jan
5
Mclntyre
5 %
500
2c
2c
1,000
1.50
200
1.11
Oct
1.95 May
Mentor
Drilling—
10%
10%
1,000
6%
Feb
11
Nov
Merrill
Island
class
5
5
100
4
Jan
7
Mar
10*1
A_
5
:
—,
—
.
Holiinger Consolidated Gold
Oct
2c
9c
29%
29%
10,340
28Vi
Sep
35% Mar
12 %
12
13%
4,778
11%
Oct
21
Jan
ll3a
11%
12%
1,498
10%
Oct
20%
Jan
Mexican
Home Oil Co Ltd—
•
A
Class B
'.20c
Pitfield)!—i-——1__:
Horned
Howard; Smith Paper
r
•
——V——1—'-yg-
5%
5%
Hughes: Owens Co preferred——.
12 Vic
-20
Oct
.12
13 Vi
4,937
12
Oct
21%
Jan
20c
Jan
12Vic 12 Vic
'
1,500
25%
25 Vi
52%
53
25
53
515
63
36
36
9%
9%
22
21 Vi
36 %•
36
12
1
Industrial
•
12
5 %
oVa
2-Vic
2 Vic
1,076
00
Warrants
23
I2V4
14%
Feb
6
2c
Sep
Aug
32%
Sep
4,940
12
5 Vi
3,170
5
2 %c
10,000
Bronze
Milling 4% pfd
Molybdenum .;
4.75
835
2iya
166
21%
670
17%
Jan
5%
6%
12,390
4.30
14
14
100
13 Vi
Sep
Sep
1.50
1.65
2,525
35c
35c
500
22%
22%
67 Vi
63
67
May
10c
11c
18,320
10c
Oct
41
•
95
94%
95
12,050
83
Jan
101
29 Vi
31
384
29 Vi
Nov
common.
1.50
1<45
1.50
500
57
55%
57%
5,224
•
5%
5%
5%
1,650
4.60
25c
44
44
44
10
26 Vi
Jan
31%
common—
Iso-Uranium
-
4.35 Mar
3.05
14 Vi
15
750
32c
34c
11,000
11 Vic
12c
2,000
34 c
zuo
35c
1.35
23c
1.31
1.42
15,550
21c 23 Vic
18,100
1
7
7
7%
1,415
1
10 Vic
10c
11c
18,500
10
10c 10 Vic
18,100
.
.
•
common
Vic
2.20
Sep
3.15
Sep
2.20
3,900
1.90
Jan
9%
9Vi
150
3%
Jan
12%
2.80
Sep
69c
28c
25c
28c
9,034
25c
Sep
45c
13c
13c
14C
12,930
12c
Sep
Sep
41c
4,706
18c
1,600
1.92
200
38c
14c
Sep
1,62
Oct
of
Canada
Gold
7%
7Vi
825
7%
3.75
4.00
950
3.75
9%
•
Warrants
7%
3.75
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelvinator
9%
305
8
(John)
;
1
20o
:
Lake
Dufault
18%
Apr
2.95
2,400
1.05
1,900
61c
Sep
38c
39c
4,308
32c
Sep
86c
Jan
36c
55,550
29c
Nov
95c
Jan
•
25%
*
Ltd
Mines..
Aug
29c
27%
Mines.
2,564
Nov
32 Vi
1,770
24%
Sep
70c
Nov
60c
Jan
76c
78c
22,050
2.65
3,860
1
7c
Lake
1
21c
1
4.45
Mines
Lake
Shore
Mines
Lake
Wasa
Mining..
Gold
Candy
Gold
3,000
7c
Nov
11 Vic
20c
Nov
34c
4.45
4.50
655
30c
30c
1,950
2.80
2,025
2.25
2.00
2.50
2,552
24
23 Vi
24-
4.20
Oct
Sep
38c
3.75
1.85
Oct
Oct
1
1.20
1.20
2,810
1.10
Gold
Mines
1
6c
6c
7c
2,500
6c
Nov
17c
Gold
Mines
1
3c
3c
3c
7,000
3c
Nov
6c
2.48
•
1.80
1.60
1.80
950
Class
A
preferred
30
27
26%
27
830
26
Class
B
preferred
30
28
27 Vi
28
435
26
1.60
Nov
Loblaw
class
Cos
Class
•
A
1.61 Mar
32
40%
A
26%
2,255
25
Oct
28
27 Vi
28%
1,940
25
Sep
42
42%
43
515
40
Sep
48
8.00
7.50
9
9
125
19c
16c
20c
109,100
6%c Jan
26c
1
46c
41r
48c
35c
Oct
61c
1
27c
14c
28%c
14c
Nov
46c
5c
7c
7,7^5
5c
Nov
23c
Jan
5 Vic
5%c
5%c
500
5c
Oct
11 %c
Feb
12c
16c
4,100
10c
Aug
40c
•
10c
9%c
11c
36,500
7c
Jan
22Vic
Oct
.1
2.90
2.90
Jan
3.10
Jun
1
33c
33c
33c
5,900
25c
Jan
55r
Jan
1
6 Vic
6c
7 Vic
6c
16c
Jan
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Lynx
Mines
Yellowknife
Macassa
Macfie
1
Gold
Mines
Mines
Macdonald
Mines
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan
Class
&
B
Madsen
Fund
22%
1.03
1.03
1.03
2,555
1.03
Nov
37%
37
38 Vi
1,888
34%
Sep
37%
37%
100
37%
2.85
7,775
2.55
Oct
Jan
37%
2.78
6c
May
14 %
Feb
*
l
2.78
1
10c
9 Vic
11c
36,800
10
Ltd
Ltd
15'A
15%
15 Vi
50
*
25
25
•
3 Vic
3 Vic
2,000
Malartic
i
1.11
1.11
1.11
7,300
.1
5c
5c
5%C
Manitou
Maple
Maple
Goidfields
Uranium
Barvue
Leaf
Leaf
Ft footnotes
see
page
42.
——
Ontario
Que
Oils
Mines
—
Mines
Gold
50
45
30
Orchan
Loan
Sep
Oct
May
1.25
Sep
17%
--
46% July
41
39%
41
12,482
50c
55c
39,242
48c
July
43c
47c
6,500
38c
Sep
68c
lCc
16c 17 %c
10,400
15c
July
39c
Sep
Apr
20% May
50
May
45c
1.04
.
Jan
Aug
Mar
870
14% Feb
18%
Apr
275
14%
Feb
„18%
Apr
7c
8,600
6c
Sep
14c
Jan
3.85
*
15%
15 Vi
6c
.
15 Vi
15%
15%
-
3.90
215
3.15
14%
3.35
540
14%
15
1,010
50
50
50
150
5Vic
5 Vie
6c
8,100
*
-4,000
12c
12c
13c
15
16%
275
16c
15c
20c
15,500
5c
3.85
2.10
14%
Nov
Jun
Oct
5%
Nov
4.60 Mar
19
Feb
49
Jan
56% Aug
5%c
Sep
20c
12Vic May
14% Jan
15c
5c
5c
1,100
5c
27c
28c
7,500
25c
9 Vic
Nov
16c
Jan
Mar
17% July
37c
Jun
Nov
12c
Mar
Sep
69c
Mar
11 Vic Aug
9c
8c
24,700
5c
Jan
26c
26c
28c
3,095
25c
Sep
•
25Vic
25c
27c
16,900
25c
Nov1
73c
17c
17c
500
16c
Sep
36c
Apr
14c
16c
II,900
1,900
14c
Nov
38c
Mar
2.21
Oct
14c
2.25
2.30"
43c
3.28
Jan
Jan
Sep
2.26
7 Vic
10c
10c
10c
3,375
9 Vic
Oct
80c
7c
79c
87c
52,850
61c
Sep
7c
7 Vic
6,500
6c
Sep
10c
10c
21,000
6 Vic
Jan
19c 19 %c
15,700
16c
Sep
41c
Mar
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
x.l
1
1
19Vic
38%.c
1.14
9c
6c
7%c
1,500
5ViC NOV
Osisko
Pacific
—
Mines—-—
Petroleums
Lake
11 Vic Apr
Warrants
:
Mines
Parmaque
Parbec
Mines
Amalg
Mines
Oct
2.71 May
8c
Nov
26c
May
10c
May
4 %C
20,080
4c
Nov
60c
1,290
57c
Nov
14
135
13
Oct
55c
64c
13,047
50c
Sep
58c
50c
Sep
1.34
1.45
5,600
62,100
wo
fro n
|'Q
Pembina Pipeline
19 Vi
Jun
Peoples
97 Vi
Jun
Permo
Credit
Gas
Apr
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.25
Sep
5c
Aug
8Vic
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
48%
4,400
44%
Sep
58
Mar
7,200
21c
Sep
43c
Mar
1,100
3.00
Sep
9c
Sep
2.30
Feb
4.50 Mar
27c
Jan
Nov
22c
Mar
Sep
36c
Jan
Oct
4.60
Feb
1.05
1.10
1.465
95c
Oct
1.80
1.17
1.28
21,644
96c
Sep
1.40 Aug
52c
55c
4.099
21,833
45c
Sep
Feb
22c
92c
Nov
2.55
Jan
78c
May
Nov
85c
Aug
Oct
1.98 May
25c
1.17
3,200
76c
88c
43,476
45c
50c
15,300
45c
Nov
1.80
Jan
20%
21
4,121
12
Feb
22%
Oct
44% Aug
17% Oct
23c
87c.
20%
41
16%
3.30
76c
41
41
25
40
Oct
16%
17'A
2,523
13
Sep
3.25
3.50
1,575
3.00 May
5.00
Jan
1.15
1.20
5,300
1.15
Sep
1.85
Apr
15 %c 16 Vic
1,990
12%
Jun
18
Oct
15 %c
24%
24%
24%
15
24%' Nov
28
July
48
3.10
70
48
48
25
41
49
Feb
1.16
4.00
Feb
68c
18
13c
28
60
70
Nov
80
22c
2,500
17c
42o
Jan
11c 11 Vic
6,500
10c
Sep
Sep
30c
Mar
2.500
12c
Sep
23c
Jan
70c
3,950
57c
68c
Sep
8.00
?4c
7c
28'%
Sep
Nov
12c
4,400
lie
Nov
17 Vic
Apr
57c
5,728
50c
Sep
1.35
Jan
18
1,475
13c
13c
2.100
12c
Sep
27%
28
1,040
26
22
110
8.00
8.40
7,165
87C
1.10
477,000
6c
9c
33,700
25c
1,120
7%
2,225
8
23c
Jan
Jan
30%
Sep
19% Aug
26%
Jan
7.00
12% Mar
Sep
43c
July
flc
Oct
22c
7%
Nov
Nov
1.43
Oct
13c
Mar
65c
Mar
8%
Sep
28c
30c
3,300
27c
Sep
45c
May
11%
12%
10%
Sep
18%
Jan
Oct
12%
26%
8.25
9.60
12,366
720
28%
29%
3,714
60C
60c
700
1,000
7.15
50c
6c
6 Vic
6 Vic
2 Vic
2 Vic
1,200
2c
18c
23c
14,518
18c
3.00
22c
20
15
lie
22c
8
28Vic
11%
8.25
1.07 May
54c
16%
22
1
May
3.00
GOO
20c
22c
3.85
3.85
100
90c
-1,700
7,500
1.00
20c
'
3.40
85c
3.00
Oct
Sep
Jan
,Sep
Nov
Jan
Jun
36% Mar
79c
May
13c
Mar
7c
Jan
56c
Jan
3.25 Aug
Nov
65c
Feb
Oct
5.30
Jan
Oct
2.15
Feb
Nov
5.00
Apr
1
1
—
common
common
preferred
& Oil
Nov
72 Vi
12c 12%C
llVic
10
*
*
*
—1
—1
1
*
2.90
3.20
70
20c
He
54c
•
—1
1,314
Sep
2.90
85c
Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
12% Jan
1.20
1,500
46%
.
Consol Gold
90
Jan
1.18 Mar
4,500
46%
21c
3.60
3-00
3.00
3.10
"5,300
23C
13,670
18c
Feb
Oct
22c
20c
27c
1
—1
1
1.25
**
2
15c
15c
1,333
12c
Sep
23c
Nov
26c
30c
22,600
20c
Jun
39 %C
*
Feb
15%
6c
1
Patino of Canada—
Aug
1.40
15 Vic 15 Vic
1.40
2
Pater Uranium
July
Jan
27%c Apr
1.00
54c
59c
Jan
1.53 Mar
22c
—
Page Hershey Tubes
Porcupine
Drilling
Sep
19,000
15c
12c
1.10
1
Painour
Parker
1.40 Mar
327,350
9 Vic
14
1
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa Wholesale
Jan
Mar
8,300
1.16
8c
33c
4c
1
—1
Mines
Orenada Gold
Feb
28% Jun
40c
1.10
60c
•
&
Pardee
27
42
Sep
60c
50c
90c
Malartic
Oct
Aug
46
1
*
1
Mines
Oils
22
34
46
*
—
Specialty Mfg
Metals
65c
775
425
—20
preferred—100
20
1
Rare
lie
95
2,600
18
*
Natural Gas
Telephone
Utilities
Sep
15%
145
70c.
Jun
Jun
•
•
—**
Mines—
Power common
Oct
15%
39 Vi
39%
18
Feb
27c
29
28%
Jan
50
Canada
3.45 May
17c
22%
70c
*
•
50
*
„—
A
5c
15
100
16% Mar
-1
Uranium
warrants
A
11,200
95
:
1,217
23%
Feb
Jan
1
Paymaster
100
24
23%
V
-
--8c--Sep
22% Jan
23%
39 Vi
—1
Ltd
Mines
Rankin
Pato
2,175
15
1.47
3,000
24
1
40
Oct
12% Nov
23%
1
Exploration Ltd
Goldcrest
Feb
72C
..100
24
9c
6c
5,910
2.65
Aor
26Vi
9c
3,500
'
2.50
5c
71c
July
•
Coldstream
1.25
26%
•
common
Jan
2Vic Oct
9c
13
25o
Oils common
Canadian
Feb
•
Preferred
21 Vi
7c
12%
7c
1.04
l
Garden
Milling
85
21% Jan
Jan
7c
13
10c
Debenture
Ontario Steel Products common
Opemiska Copper
45% July
22
Majortranr
Maneast
Oct
3.75
4,875
Ontario
Jan
*
B
Lake
Shoes
300
Oct
2.80
46,150
Oleary
Jan
1
class
Magnet Cons Mines
Magnum
Maher
2.90
2.66
15
21,000
225
.20
.
Bloedel
deposited
Red
■
565
12C
Okalta
Jan
7c
1
Warrants
Louvicourt
Oct
2.80
7 Vie
Oka
July
Lorado Uranium Mines
17,900
229,600
Oct
8%
2.80
7c
Office
Mar
6.25
2.80
10c
O'Brien
17% Mar
7.50
•
640
2.90
10Vic
2.51
1-05
1-20
Norvalie
May
Ltd
Nov
—•
Nudulama
Feb
43
warrants
Sep
88c
6,428
Northland
Feb
25%
•
(M)
20c
101,899
14,700
Northern
May
Long Island Petroleums
Long
Point Gas
Loeb
-10,399
1.05
12c
Northwestern
30% Aug
50
B
Preferred
Class
26
Vi Nov
23c
88c
22c
Preferred
Groceterias—
Sep
49c
21 %c
3.60
Northern
Jan
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Feb
49c
21c
Northern
Feb
Sep
Apr
-2.10 July
Sep
3.45
1957 warrants
Jan
Lexindin
1.15
Apr
-1.00
7c
llVic
Northern
Jan
Lencourt
;
'
Jan
98c
if'.'l. 35 Jan ■ ■-)
12c
Class
2.60 Mar
28 Vi
_
•
Preferred
Feb
22%
12c
50c
16% Aug
14 %
Nov
Sep
Ocfc
23c
—————*
1
North Star Oil common..
Jun
Oct
310
3,850.
300
12%
46c
1
1
Class
5.80 May
c
2.61
22%
12c,
"
185
-
Jan
12 Vic Mar
.
1.03
-1
1
———
Mines
Northspan
Jun
2.75
—
:—
North
Jan
500
10c
.
Secord
7c
30c
1.95
—
.—
North
Jun
21c
2.75
1.85
-
Nickel
Northgate
1.50 Mar
3.25
7c
3
Oil
—
53c
Warrants
1.47 Mar
21c
■
*
.1.
Mines.—
2.50 Mar
Oils
Gold
Acme
North
31% Mar
6,700
2.60
Mines
North
Jun
82c
76c
Rouyn.——,.
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
Jun
27%
2.60
Lake of Lingman Gold
Osu
2.17
26%
1
.
4.10
27
25
Senator
Superior
Norpax
Mar
70c
1
Gas
14c
25%
1
,5,1c
.
•
Normetal Mining Corp
21% July
5c
9,790
30c
52c
1.90
77,075
2,050
Mining & Smelting—1
Manitoba
Norlartic
Apr
2,000
Jan
47c
*
Mylamaqtre Exploration—
Nor
Apr
5 Vic
2.35
550
48c
49c
_1
—
Rouyn Merger
Nisto
Apr
7.20
12%
20 Vi
38c
Mines
Noranda Mines
2.70
1
Mining & Exploration
Cinch
Jan
3.00 Mar
11%
July
15
13%
—1
Niagara Wire common—
—__—*
Nickel Mining & Smeltjing—_—___.—1
Nickel Rim Mines,
1
Nipissing Mines
-1
Feb
28c
5c
19%
warrants
Minerals
Lake
72c
Apr
Sep
1
_1
Copper
Ltd
Nov
12
15
12%
..
—...—
1.00
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Oils
Nov
Mines
New
26 %C July
19
;
Kelore
New
Feb
18c
Jun
1
Mines
New
Apr
39c
/8c
Jan
1.90 Mar
1
1
Harricana
New
Apr
33c
1.91
3,800
3.35
25c
•
New
Apr
11%
2,150
*
Vie
8
Jun
I
Mines
Jason
Newlund
Feb
44c
1
Mines—
Dickenson
New
Jan
42c
15c
Sep
12%
*
1
.
New
Jan
21c
34c
*
1
Mines
88c
8c
50c
New Hosco Mines—
Nov
Sep
Canada
L
Mines
Goldvue
New
Jun
64c
7c/ Sep
of
Pete;-
New
Jun
..1
1
...
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Leltch
6
10c
23,100
8Vic
1
Mines
New
Apr
20c
Nov
1.07
21c
1.29
1.12
"
16% Aug
82c
42c
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Laura
Jan
Sep
10c
Nov
25c
Sep
Mar
12
30c
2,10
10
:
Warrants
Landa
Delhi
39% Aug
_1
Lamaque
New
Jan
(1939)
Lakeland
Davles
Jun
Mines.
Labrador
New
Sep
12 Vic
1
7% May
1.60
Nov
11,100
1
Gold
Calumet
1.57
2.00
14c
1.15
1
Continental Oil
21%
Gold
C
Bidlamaque
1,450
Aug
*
...
New
2,400
45c
2.19
1
x
—
r.
Mines
New
12,000
Mines
Kirkland
Athona
2.25
33c
2.00
12 Vic
*
'
Alger Mines
2.02
29 %c
2.05
•
Uranium
New
32 V i
29Vic
25c
L'.
—
Labme
New
Sep
»
——
Oct
50
Jan
—10
Jan
1.85
Joburke
Preferred
Oct
class B
—
Aug
2.85 Aug
58 Vi
Feb
Apr
12 Vic
*
;
Products
2.05
Jellicoe
Jockey Club Ltd
Oct
95<
48c
Sep
5
t
Trust
Mines
42%
Oct
Sep
7c
5
com
Li
Mines
Neon
31%
1
i
%
Nello
1.87
1
:
.
Exploration
Lake
1.45
48 Vi Mar
Chemical
&
Apr
2.05
10
;
Mining
Drug
Nesbitt
80
20C
1,000
5,100
9,498
1
Mines
May
Vic Jan
1
.
Jacobus
Jonsmith
25
I,470
22,600
1
/ National Petroleum
National Steel Car
70
1
A
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Labatt
Jan
3
—
Iron
Kroy
22 Vi
Aug
8c
1
Exploration
National Hosiery Mills
Nealon
34
84
•
common
Creek
National
Jan
1.78 Mar
.1
Oct
27c
5
Trust
Corp
Feb
Sep
8c
*
t
;
*
Works
Minerals
Apr
1.00
31
Jan
28c
Jun
83
•.
i._
—
—
Locomotive
New
•
Irish
Jefferson
3.25
70c
67%
50
Jan
12c
6.00 Jun
.
25c
1
Preferred
Aug
May
22c
Feb
8c
•
National
Building Credits—
Syndicate
Walte
7%
16 Vi Mar
113
Oct
4.50
26c
83%
•
...
National
50
*
Wright Iron
Nama
Va Nov
24
11c
—25c
Investors
Class
Oct
Sep
*
67 %
warrants)
Kilembe
1.10
32c
21
22%
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Kenville
Jan
21%
35c
Corp
Jan
7% Mar
4% Sep
11
25
—100
:
Petroleum
Interprovincial
4.65
21 Va
Mt
Multi
41% July
16% July
Jim
11
Moore
1,400
32
May
1
Mines
Montreal
Sep
9Vic
1
Powders pfd
International Nickel Co
International
4.65
1.55
Metals
Preferred'
Feb
1.60
32
1.06
8c
150
*
.■Moneta, Porcupine
Jan
1.05
'
.
101
.
Aug
16 3% Juu
Nov
Sep
102
*
;
Brick
Montreal
6,800
12c.
Molsons Brewery class A
Jan
13c 14 Vic
14c
i
Petroleums.
Ore
120
*
—
Mining Corp
"Min
2,000
5
1
Lake Uranium
Mindamar
Nov
12%
46 Vi
1,400
a
City
Milton
May
36
Sep
Sep
3,069
1
International
International
80
Jan
Jan
21 %
.—
—
International
31 Vi
Oct
Sep
61 Vi
33
13
6
Mining
Milliken
Aug
21
38
14
——
Inspiration
56
70
12%
_1
Mill
Vi Nov
Jan
12,725
37%
_10
._
Mar
25
49
25
37
37 "2
——20
common
i—J.
Sep
22
-
•
Co preferred
Natural Gas
-Preferred
Apr
10C
5
•
Warrants
5.25 Mar
Jun
9'
.
—*
Inglis (John) & Co
:
Ingram & Bell preferred-—'—-
12c
44
Nov
550
-
13
Accept Corn Ltd common
Warrants
4.00
380
10c
.13.50
,
Class B
64 Vi
64
37%
Sep
common
—..—I
•
-Midwest Industries Gas
63% Mar
9%
Indian Lake Gold
Jaye
47 Vi
•
$1.40 preferred
25
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
<>% -preferred
:
4.8G2/3
Jack
3,182
Glaze—
Imperial Investment class A>
Class
3,68i
53 Vi
10
Imperial Bank
1959
4.25
52
52 %
-25
Inland
Nov
200
38 Vi
104 Vi 104%
i
I
Oil
Midrlm
July
38
12%.
1
Huron & Erie Mortgage.
Inland Cement
5%
46 Vi
Nov
368
4.05
•
—.
Flo
5 Va
41%
37%
~50
—.
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltina.
Hudson: Bay Oil
Hugh Pani Porcupine
Imperial
925
39 Vi
common-..
Preferred
5Vi '
'
70
1
Powder
&
17,389
:
47c
25% c Jan
10% Jan
28,750
104%
2.05 Mar
•
Minesx
Light
40c
12 Vi
50c
Mining.
Preferred
Mldcon
Sep
1.25
Mines
Uranium
Meta
Aug
98c
1
Expl & Dev
10
Nov
5
9c
52,265
J
<
Lake.
1.41".
Mar
15,500
1.38
37c
_•
Lake
2c
Feb
20c
9c
1.20
104 104%
*
_
Porcupine
Red
17c
11%
*
Medallion Petroleums
5
8%c
7,300
Nov
38c
50c
—
—
29c
Nov
6c
8c
104
_100
!—
High
42 Vic Mar
11c
11%
1
5 Vic
Low
18,650
19C
*
Mines
Oil & Gas
•
1.23
•
L_
i
July
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11c
1
Consol
Ltd
Shares
100
convertible preferred
Matachewan
16
Jan
for Week
9c
1
15
Sales
Range
6c
•
;
15
370
.
18c
—.1
1.50
Hi
Class
Mines
Week's
of Prices
Low
..1
10
6,270
16 Vic
Mines:
Mfg
4c
7.50
Maralgo Mines
400
15
22c
Bell
Tower
39,616
104
16c
(Geo H i & Co
Highland
Holden
Jan
11%
16c
—.
.
Gold
Sep
3 %
14
10c
Mines
Hees
1.25
125
104
.
10c
Heva
36,680
9 %
11%
Headway Red Lake..
Gold
1.74
17.
11%
Head of Lakes Iron__
Heath
Jan
9c
15
Mines—;
19
22
Minerals
Gold
Sep
6c
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Hasaga
9%
17
Harding Carpets
Harrison
44,986
Par
Feb
22
_100
—
13c
22
»
High
Jun
9%
Last
Sale Price
7c
9%
_*
common.
common
1st -preferred
9,500
1
;
common
Cotton
Hardee Farms
-
*
common
13
STOCKS
Low
7c
1.30 :
1.65
Products
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9.85
11
__1
ENDED
Friday
7c
__1
Gunnar Mines
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
I OR
Sales
Friday
--
26c
7
25%
78c
Oct
1,690
6%
Nov
11%
Jan
,25%
25%
100
19%
Jan
30
Jun
78C
86C
41,300
78c
Nov
6%
7 %:
1.80
Jan
4)
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
(2078)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Frlce
Range
Oil
Peruvian
1
1
Minerals———
&
Petrol Oil & Gas
.—
Shares
Oils
Ponder
Portgage
River
Powell
Power
Prairie
—
Preston East Dome—
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
.
4,000
6c
76c
135,600
60c
1.75 Mar
Toronto
Elevators
2.79 May
Toronto
Oct
Jan
60c
Nov
Jan
12c
Class
Mar
Works
Iron
A
Toionto
715
Mar
12%
1,500
17c
Oct
31c
72C
76c
9,v>U0
58c
Sep
16%
17%
3,745
16
Oct
17%
55
55 A
458
54 %
Sep
70
2.55
2.65
1,100
L85
Sep
4.55
Apr
Trans
Canada
H.Gj
4.40
3.50
3.80
3.10
Oct
5.00
Oct
Trans
Canada
4.45
7%
Sep
4
Sep
89c
Traders
Apr
Feb
class
Finance
Class
May
B
Nov
,
Mar
Transmountain
3,500
1.20
Nov
2.45 Mar
4.65
Sep
8.35 Mar
Trans
60c
69C
2.55
12%
Sep
16
"Jun
80
41%
Jan
53
Jun
340
17
Nov
31
Feb
16%
16%
375
16%
Nov
31
Feb
59
59
50
56
Jan
35%
35
16%
59% May
Nov
5.00
Jan
Nov
1.10
Jan
3.30
Jan
36%
2,632
44%
Jan
34%
36
125
34%
Oct
43%
Jan
35%
35%
75
35%
Nov
43
Jan
2.60
2.75
300
2.55
Oct
8.50
5.75
5.75
185
5.00
Oct
11%
Jan
64c
70c
2,600
55c
Sep
1.30
Jun
25
24%
26 %
17,672
22%
Sep
30%
Jan
11
10%
11%
23,618
10%
Sep
15%
Apr
18c
18c
125
15c
Jun
29c
Feb
17
17
15%
Sep
"3.40
Nov
28c
Sep
80c
Mar
30c
Jan
24c
Jan
36
1
—
1
-
•
Line
~
•
Resources
Pipeline—.
Oil
3.50
.
*
02c
•
—1
2.4o
2.45
Oc
8,500
87,205
14,700
5c
Nov
12c
Ultra
Shawkey
10c
20c
13,663
16c
Sep
176c
Mar
Union
27C
29C
86,800
16c
Sep
71c
Mar
2nd
Acceptance
preferred
16c 17 Ac
17,100
4,500
11c
Sep
47c
Mar
Union
4c
Sep
3.40
3,70
31c
2,000
10,430
3,500
13c
16c
11,746
13c
10c
29
Sep
13,508
Jan
Sep
Feb
-
Feb
6.75
Jan
17c
Chibouga'mau Gold
r__l ■2.8c
Copper Corp
————'
16c
Labrador Develop
-1
4c
Lithium Corp
—,————i
2.75
Manitou Mines
*
12 Vic
Metallurgical
*
52c
Quebec Natural Gas
1
15%
Queens ton Gold Mines
1
14c
Quemont Mining•
10%
Quinte Milk class A-—_——
*
11 A
Quonto Petroleum
1
-
Oct
31c
Tribag
Sep
Prarie
Triad
35%
——„.
Transcontinental
32,310
31,947
60c
68% July
I,800
40
PiDe
1.30
2.60
High
.
17
A
—
warrants
1957
6.75
2.85
13%"
Low
—
preferred
1956 warrants
5.00
2.60
Jan
14
43
——
5%
1.20
6.0o
2.85
51
17
50
pipeline
4.25
3,250
835
--
2,686
42
—*
Exp Ltd
--
.
13%
60%
1.80 May
%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
57%
*
preferred
17c
11
Shares
-20
.
common
———:
Slar
59
•
common
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
Bank
Trusts-
Toronto General
1.64
1.25 May
Nov
75c
6c
Dominion
17c
•
-20c
*
—-1
1
Mfg
Electric
6,270
Toronto
Oct
1.01
96c
Par
Feb
29c
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Sep
Sep
64c
92c
10%
10'!a
Roy
Pipe
11,700
07c
—*
1
-■
Premium Iron Ore_—
President
49,050
74c
10%
72c
————
Oil
Prairie
3,400
1.13
6c
—-——*
—_——
Corp
1.10
92c
-I
.
——_—
80c
1.01
..50c
——•——
Island
Low
16c
70c
1
1
•
—
Development
STOCKS
11,550
96c
—*
Pitch Ore Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
1-05
13
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16 %C 16 Ac
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Placer
16%c
•
Mines—.—
Gold
Perron
NOVEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOIt
Friday
Week's
Friday
Airways-,
Prospectors
Provo
Producers Ltd———
Gas
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd———
Ranger Oil
—
Uranium
•
Reitman's
common
new
.
Mines
A
preferred—z—i.—*;
Mining Corp
11c
Sep
12,762
1,621
5,500
52c
Oct
95c
United
Canso
14
Sep
Sep
Sep
22%
Jan
United
Jun
United Fuel
55c
16%
14c 14 Ac
11c
1,870
9%
11%
GO
11%
10c
2,500
,57c
64c
78,600
44c
Jan
22c
3,000
18c
July
1.45
1.48
1,025
15
44 %c
15
15 A
340
40c
50c
324,350
7.25 Mar
22c
Union
Apr
Jan
United
.
15% Mar
United
13
Asbestos
2,500
5.00
4,715
trust-.
voting
Inv
B
San
20c
8
1,700
117,200
80C
Upper
Canada Mines
1.12
1.00
1.12
4,850
88c
Jan
4%c
5'Ac
6,100
Mar
65c
Oct
2.28
Jan
16 A
Jan
Vandoo
75c
Jan
Venezuelan
24c
Oct
Cons
64c
Jun
Viceroy
10c
Feb
Victoria
Oct
Violamac
25
25%
275
40
Nov
17%
25
17
17
1,39
1,48
1,800
18 Ac
35c
Exploration.
Power
18c
17
18c
1.07 Mar
1.65
Mfg class B
& Grey Trust-
Nov
1.50
Waite
Walker
2.50
4.50
15
15
14
Nov
18
11c 11 Ac
May
He
8c
8 Ac
10,600
7(5 %
5.95
76%
77%
5.75
6.60
17%
17%
9%c
Jan
54c
May
Oct
6%
Oct
Cc
Sep
3,569
74%
Sep
93
3,565
5%
Nov
11%
230
11
10%
24c
6c
810
9 Ac
I,000
Weedon Mining
Lake
Werner
Jan
West
14%c
Jan
Feb
23%
Sand
93
40
100
11
1.10
14,500
10%
11%
4,075
6.25
6.50
765
1
—1
66c
68c
70b
Sapphire Petroleums
6c,
72c
-
Jun
Metal
Class A
Nickel:
20c
—-1
Oil
Warrants
West
Products
Sep
Western
Canada
Breweries
Miller
100
29
39
Mines
S
common
Slocan
40c
13,900
22 %c
30c
30c
2,000
11
11%
575
11
33
32
33
2,823
91c
87c
93c
37,440
1.65
28%
1.65
1.75
28
28%
185
I5%c
15c
18c
51,600
»•
White
8,160
63
May
Jan
35
Jan
Willroy
—
65 c
950
4 %c
10,000
11%
475
11%
32%
533
31% May
Oct
2.32
50c
Oct
I 09
Apr
4c
Oct
9c
Feb
1.15
Feb
15% Jan
Oct
Jan
1.84 Mar
Nov
4.60 Jan
Sep
Jan
Sep
Aug
1.35
1.44
4,758
l.d3
OCt
2.25
Feb
34%
55
34'A
Oct
29%
Jan
3.50
100
3.50
July
35
36
15,
33
Sep
44%
485
33-
Sep
Sep
6% Oct
44%
13%
24%
37
15
*
7%
1
1.27
4.25 Feb
765
36
36
35%
1,045
7%
7%
595
Wood
;
Class
1.37
lie
7c
7c
1
12c
12c
7,500
1,000
1,356
——
*
■
Stores
4.75
28'A
28
28%
class
19%
19%
19%
11 %c
8.30
8,30
9.25
Apr
Apr
Apr
8% May
1.28
1.26
1.29
19c
19c
22c
19,000
20c
6'Ac
Jan
Jan
19%c Feb
6.00 May
Jun
'30% Aug
24% Apr
13% Apr
24%
7,090
1
2.60
22c
ll%c Feb
17% Aug
8.30 Nov
655
•
—:
Sep
4.25 Feb
1,335
A
warrants
A
Wright-Hargreaves
5'Ac Jun
525
5
A
Ltd
Jun
9%C Oct
110
4.75
_•
-
class
Indus
1.13
40,000
10'Ac
1
.
Alexander^
(J)
1.25
——1
,•
_
I
'65c
Jan
47c
Yale
Lead
Zinc—
&
July
Yankee
Canuck
Feb
Yellorex
30%
Sep
40
July
Young
65c
Jan
90c
May
Yukeno
.__
Mines
Sep
1.25 Aug
32% Mar
(H
G)
Oil—;
NOV
1.65 Feb
42
July
July
5c
6'Ac
47,430
5c
Nov
14c
6c
7c
5,090
6c
Nov
10c
82c
97c
252,950
68c
Jan
1.44 May
5c
5c
6,166
4c
Oct
20c
1
Mines
19c
._1
Mines
92c
1
Feb
8C
Apr
Oct
40c
Jun
Sep
Sep
35c
2.55 May
Feb
1.05
1.05
3.50
•
—
Larder
12
26%
Jan
Jan
3%
1,000
1.35
:
Yukon
Mar
10c
Mar
4.46
520
1.35
4.50 Jun
Sep
18c
11
34
II
3.65
1.25
15
—
Wood
May
May
21c
Mar
46
50
Somerville Ltd preferred—;
7,097
*
-
i
Woodward
95C
clas3 A
Mines
Coghlan
Wiltsey
Zenmac
Metal
l
21c
25c
76,900
Electric
•
2.45
2.45
2.50
1,900
2.45
Mining
Zenith
1
15%c
15 %c
16c
1,300
15c
Zulapa
South am
Jan
1.40
3.60
—
Pass &
37% Mar
3.75
35c
Jan
43
2.46
500
—•
«•
—
Roi
Van
600
33,363
3.95
1
Ltd
Manufacturing—
K D
Slater
1.07
2.62
.Apr
93C
1.30
1.58 May
Nov
1.05
-*
Ltd
Simpsons
Sep
2.46
3.95
16 %c
Oct
1.05
50c
—•
Silver Standard Mines
Siscoe
27
2.46
36 %c
Sep
Windfall
1,150
28c
60c
32%
1
-
B
7.30
3,498
1
Bilverwood Dairies class A
Warrants
Sep
30
-1
Mines-
Class
82c
3.50
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
(Geo)
16% Mar
13% Aug
Winchester
39%
3.90
Weston
Sep
Mar
1.55 July
Feb
28%
Nov
12c
13,700
class A
80c
39
20%eMar
Sep
Oct
4,998
65c
5
Leaseholds
Nov
50c
Sherrltt Gordon
Grocers
Western
Sep
Sep
29
Apr
Mar
34%
Western
1.00
28
34c
1.35
Mar
20c
20
8'Ac
14c
62c
*
1.60 Aug
101
33
1,980
6.75 Mar
4.10 Mar
Sep
16'Ac Sep
1,500
-July
22c
Oct
4C
Petroleum
Nov
7,462
45,200
Oct
8.40 Mar
3.00
11%
Decalta
Sep
4.20
20c
2.75
40
Nov
9'Ac
13c
—
Western
6c
50
18C
-
19% Mar
70c
35,250
200
1.30
-1.25
Western Copper common
2,500
44
II,500
60c
Gas
Mines—
Westeel
3,500
25c
Jun
3.75
380
lie
3.10
10 %c 10'Ac
——
Malartic
8c
1.35
Apr
6.10
32% Mar
65c
Canadian
74c
20c
1.95
Aug
•
2.65 Feb
Apr
13c
Oil
Oct
5.75
28%
•
50
—
preferred
Sheep Creek Gold—
A
Nov
Mar
10%
5Gc
1.20
1.27
20 %c
-•
•
Sep
92
35c
4.10
50c
1
Security Freehold—
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Silver
2,028
15%
42%
Debentures
Sarcee Petroleum
Class
3,982
93
River Gold
Satellite
1'6%
17
r>.00 July
41
Jan
Jan
14
13'Ac
1
_——
Wespac Petroleums
13%
July
-III
4.75
10C
3.10
•
;
Knapp Canada Ltd—
Westburne
Nov
9c
&
Jan
14c
Mar
Sep
17%
„,.,9
&
G
2.50
4.75
15
Sep
Sep
Mar
1.35
180
Webb
Sep
Feb
9
34
Feb
31
7,542
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—
10c
10c
Sep
2.00
200
2,230
Feb
22 %c
7,100
6.95
Jun
7,892
Nov
Sep
7%
21
370
1.70
2.50
Jan
Nov
Sep
3.15
38 %
1.57
38%
13c
7%
Mar
3.30 May
1.43 May
4'Ac Nov
5,470
6.80
77c
7
8%
150
241/4
37%
14%
6%c
7%
21
6.90
Jan
14,031
12% Mar
37%
12
10,500
12,000
Nov
Mines
165
25c
2.95
W—
Amulet
20,500
Sep
1.67
& Ref
Wainwright Prod
Jan
Feb
50c
7c
6 Ac
61c
Oct
July
13%
6c
Sep
1.70
3.15
—1
20c 22 Ac
24c
lG'Ac
38%
—10
Mines
13%
Cc
7
27,425
22,345
7%
24
52,700
5,000
6 Ac
Nov
35c
1.90
1.75
Feb
10
Sep
Sep
200
5.20
Jan
31c
Jan
27% Aug
56% Aug
Apr
1.90
Sep
41c
,95c
—
3.95
8%
33c
1.77
Ventures Ltd
—-1
Gold
10,015
1.70
1.30
6 25
Antonio
5.20
8%
Oct
•
4.95
1.85
1.05
common
Oct
Jan
2.03
Nov
42
Corp
Telefilm Ltd
35c
Warrants
20
230
Steel
4%c
1
Shirriff Horsey
Salada
1,345
United
200
—
1,735
22
45%
Jan
6.90
Sep
1.05
45
5.15
Fortune—
New
2,250
1
-100
1.00
1.02
Oct.
28c
Sep
20%
Nov
53%
Oct
22
Jun
-13; ^Mar
17%
Oct
3.90
45
Warrants
5r/e> preferred
St Maurice Gas
49
20c
1.81 Mar
.
St Lawrence Corp common
310
1.02
preferred- .—25
Hill
Keno
•
i
Sep r
Oils
9,400
17%
10'/a
20c
4.65
15''2
United
5c
11 % c
24 %c
50%
20c
1
—:
Nov.*;
United
45c
—
50%
4; 80
-1
-
4,640
12%
Jan
9
Sep
1.70
20c
50%
—.50
8%
"100
Mar
17c
5c
—
17%
200
:v
United
Apr
8%c Jan
1.42
28c
16%
Corps Ltd class B
33 %c
52C
15 A
2.50 Aug
1-45
Minerals & Chemical Ltd—1
Rio Rupununi Mines —
1
Rix
Athabasca Uran
1
Robinson Little common
—*
Class A
*
Roche Mines—
1
Rockwin Mines
1
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
50c
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
•
Rov/an Conscfl Mines
1
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royalite Oil common
•
Preferred
—25
Russell Industries—
•
Ryanor Mining —
—1
,
Class
900
11%
Rexspar
9
17%
common.
2,600
10c
45c
Canada
2.75
—1
2
"
—1
—
11c
9%
9
■
—.
4%C
-1
Macdonald
Reichhold Chemical
of
;
4c
11 %
■—•
Mining
Explorations
Reeves
Renabie
7%c Mar
Gas
10c
9 Ye
—»
<Jjmmon
2.65
57c
20c
*
1
—
16C
—
11 Ac 12 %c
10%
1
—*
—*
.
Rapid Grip Batten.
Rayrock Mines
Reef
.
.
Radiore
Realm
5c
1
Ascot Copper
Quebec
Quebec
QUiebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
2.25
Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
46
100
46
Nov
51
80
250
63%
Feb
82
49c
Feb
May
Sep
3.10-May
Feb
76
24c
Mar
Southern Union Oils
1
18c
18c
21c
96,140
Spartan Air Services
•
1.60
1.05
1.90
10,175
95c
Nov
7.75
Jan
40c
55C
900
40c
Oct
2.50
Jan
12c 12 %c
II,570
lie
Oct
22c
Jan
10c 10%c
4,083
9c
Jan
17%
Sep
Sep
19c
5,322
24%
Oct
14
Jan
17
Jan
37c
Nov
Warrants
Spooner Mines & Oils
30c
12%c
Mines
•
10'Ac
Standard
Paving
-•
20
19%
21%
Standard
Radio
*
15
15
15%
I,025
40c
37c
48c
10 Ac
10%C
18c
28,265
10,130
8'A
8%
200
34c
34c
1,540
49c
53c
Stadacona
Stanleigh
Uranium Corp
Warrants
Brock
Stanley
class
*
B—_—
Uranium
Stanrock
1
.
_
1
-
Stan well OH & Gas
1
Starratt Nickel
_I
Bros
Stedman
53c
4c
3%c
4c
7,182
12,500
16c
10%c Nov
8%
33C
48c
Nov
1.40
8
Nov
%
Oct
3%C Oct
Jan
7'Ac Jan
37
37%
175
35%
Oct
43%
84%
84%
87%
5,953
68%
Jan
90
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A__—
♦
5c
5c
5c
500
4%c Oct
8'Ac Jan
I
1
12
12
12%
21,757
11% Sep
15%
24%
24%
26%
463
100
100
100
100
5
Oil
Submarine
1
Gas
1
1.75
6c
6c
1.60
1.54
1.62
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
Switson
Oct
12c
Jan
35% Jun
102
27c
Jan
Nov
1.10 July
6c
Jun
2.10
May
lie
Mar
1.45
2.85 Mar
14c
Sep
Sep
27c
Mar
18%
July
common
—
*
100
Cons
Gold
500
Industries
15
'
15c
16%
8,850
4,240
1,255
11%
Feb
5.20
200
3.15
Jan
7.50 July
3.35
500
3.00
Jun
4.25
14%
15
811
90
isc
15c
15%
1
•
Preferred
Inlet
5,000
II,800
3,000
Oct
98 %
Feb
3.35
%
Propane common
Warrants
Surf
21c
1.55
• 6c
22%
Apr
90
50
•
5c
7c
3.75
6c
3.80
300
1.00
1.06
7,920
250
76,667
13% Oct
90
Oct
3.30
Sep
Sylvanite Gold—
1
Tamblyn common
•
25
25
Tancord
•
5%
5%
135
1
65c
68c
1,875
61c
49c
49c
500
47C
8%
8%
100
1.78
1.85
5,147
2.15
1.00
Nov
3c
1.00 Jan
Feb
Canada
&
Canada
Glass
Oilcloth
7c
Mar
Nov
Apr
Industries
Taurcanis
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson preferred—
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
Territory
Texaco
10
1
1
Ltd
Minwt
1.60 Sep
1.87 Jan
3.70
44c
10,850
4,180
35 %C Nov
54%
932
52% Nov
55c
Aug
74% May
82
82
82
28
82
NOV
93
Feb
38c
37c
43c
23,150
37c
Nov
99c
in
9%
.
■
aor
10
1,100
5c
5c
81C
91C
4,500
14,575
55c
58c
25c 26 %C
7,300
3,300
May
9% Nov
13% July
4c
14c
81c
Sep
Sep
22%c Jan
24c
Sep
1,375
3.30
Jan
19%
32 %
19%
22%
2,590
17%
Sep
32
32%
90
28
#
22%
22%
23
542
20
*
33%
33%
34
500
32% Jun
6%
6%
325
5
Jan
8
38%
38%
39%
3,845
36
Sep
45
Feb
21C
8,590
15c
Jan
33c
Aug
83
Oct
98
37% Oct
19% Jan
46
Aug
Feb
—
common
Investments-
—
20c
*
common-
"•
Loblaw Inc
Ogilvie
Pend
Oreille
40
40
80
22%
24%
3,191
24
25
25
26%
26 %
50
20
Sep
Aug
125
133
1,015
110
May
5
35%
35
36
2,771
116 123%
395
25
123
—2.50
125
30%
111
Sep
Apr
Mar
29% Aug
36% May
30
Apr
133
Nov
37% July
167
Apr
30% Nov
25
49
27% Mar
4.65
£7% Jan
38% July
25% Feb
38% Jun
230
36% Mar
Feb
53% July
_
47%
30%
47%
2.45
2.60
44
•
Mines
Gold
Jan
Oct
125%
43%
44%
1,980
39
Apr
Sep
50
Jan
73c
73c
76c
4,000
60C
Feb
99 c
Jun
1
.
Cons
150
40
24%
<s
common
Price Bros
Yukon
27
Sep
May
—7.50
...—6
Flour
87%
85%
0
Linoleum—.
Dupont Co of Canada (1956)Gaspe Copper Mines—
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper common
International Utilities
Jan
Zl
2,560
6'A
I
Corp—
40
2.00
1,800
2.95 Jun
2.48 Feb
53%
100
Ltd
Mines,
Mar
9% Mar
35 %C
1
~~
Petroleums
Silver
Apr
80c
8% NOV
•
Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park
Tiara Mines
Tidal
89c
NOV
100
:
Thompson
Tombill
2.00
Sep
531Z
1
common
Preferred
Torbrifc
o'00
Jan
31% May
9
May
•
Mining
Canada
1 73
4
Aug
Aug
Aug
8% Nov
36% Feb
28
5% Mar
1.25
25% Aug.,,
4.10
-
17% Feb
100
20,930
4.05
—
_
&
8%
.
'8
46
27%
*
Sugar
Consolidated Paper
Dom
42%
175
Jan
5
28
5
Canadian Marconi
Dominion
_100
7
*
General
Oil
High
Low
5%
*
Dominion
Dalhousie
Range Since Jaau 1
nigh
7%
—
Vinegars
Canadian
Share*
■1
5
Dredging
Canadian Bronze
for Week
41%
.
*
Corp
Gold
Sales
Range
5%
_
_
Minn & Ontario Paper
25
*
Corp.
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Bulolo
Week's
Low
Par
National
July
5.15
Explor
Sunburst
1.65
_i
Sullivan Cons Mines
Superior
20c
—I
Contact
Sudbury
••
Andian
Asbestos
37
•
Garb Section
of Price*
Last
Sale Price
2.00 Nov
82c
•
Preference
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Nov
—
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Feb
66c
Steel of Canada
Sturgeon River Gold
Toronto Stock Exchange
1.96
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
*
a
d Deferred
delivery
,<
gale
(not
included
in year's range),
e
Selling ex-interest,
1.53 July
f Flat price.
45c
rCash sale (hot included in year's ranee)
Aur
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating
included in year's
range).
Apr
Jan
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wdWken delivered.
wiWhen issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
trading
privileges.
Volume
Number
190
5899
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2079)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
The
following bid and asked quotations
obtained from the
for
Friday
or
They
represent actual transactions.
are
intended
are
as
National
guide to the range
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
'Par
Aerovox
Corp
American
Ruber
Amer
Supply
Pipe & Const Co.,—1
Co
of
New
Hamp
5
18%
Co
of
New
Mexico
5
32
a
Grinnell
Corp
Grolier Society——— -—.—1
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp.:—2.50
47%
15
16%
Haloid
Xerox
Inc
49%
Hanna
(M Ai
Co
Ardcn-Farms
———4
Class B
-20%
21 %
Hign
25%
Hilton
Co..—10
23'/2
25%
Hoover
1
lAstociated Spring Corp——iL-10
16%
17%
Houston
23
24%
Missouri
Power
Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—_ -5
Art
Metal
Arvida.
Construction
Corp
—
Avbn^Products
Aztec Oil
Bates
&
Mfg
Bayless
Bell
'
(A
Houston
Natural
521/2
56
Houston
Oil
21
1
———10
Hi/4
———-1
69
73%
Markets—.—--1
19V2
21%
Co———-—10
J)
15
16'%
42V2
45 3 n
Bag Co
Si vails
Bormaii
&
Foods
47%
61%
19%
1
Botany Industries Inc
14%
12%
13VY2
25%
28
7'/8
7%
281/2
30%
2IV4
23
16%
-1.
Stores
12%
13%
Inc___l
Bryson
'
17%
_1
71/4
ADR——
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
Brcv/n.'& Sharpe Mfg Co
110
Brush
Beryllium Co.—
-1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co-—*
9%
16 »/2
18
2 7 «/2
30%
541/2
•
Bobbins
Robertson
30y2
Rose
16%
27%
30%
16%
18
1
Hugoton
Production
Husky
Oil
Indian
Head
Co
4%
1
1
Indiana
Gas
12%
Scholz
80'A
Searlc
7'A
Schield
8'/a
Indianapolis
Bowater
Corp
Paper
Inc
—;
——
Btirndy Corp —
Byllesby (H Mr &
Co_j
California Interstate Tel
California
Water
Calif
Water
Canadian
&
7%
Interstate
Simplex
*
24%
25%
Skil
.—.10
23'A
25%
South
55'%
59%
Southeastern
Textbook
Co
—*
Corp
1
Engineering Corp
*
Motor Freight Sys__1
Interstate Securities Co..
.5
37'A
Iowa
Public
Iowa
Itek
14%
15%
341/8
25V2
27
Co... 12%
261/2
28
61/4
7
Co
Service
Ltd.
Oil
10c
&
Heintz
Jefferson
Southern
New
Co
15%
1
5%
30'A
Stand Fruit &
6%
1
Co
32%
Kaiser
Steel
Corp
preferred
$1.46
1
__
54
»
common
24%
Standard
43%
42
45%
33%
51%
Kentucky Utilities Co
351/2
38i/4
Ketchum Co Inc
10
'
ctfs—
31/2
4
Inc
13%
57%
10
28'%
1
„
10%
14%
15%
35%
Kratter
13%
14%
Central
Louisiana
Co-5
471/4
50%
Central
Maine
Co—-.10
24%
25'%
Electric
Power
Corp
class
A_—
1
Landers Frary & Clark—
Lanolin Plus
25
lc
17%
6%
71/2
42
461/8
Lail
34
36%
Central
28
Liberty Loan Corp
1
29%
29'%
19
20 %
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B.5
Ling-Altec Electronics^
„_50c
76
2.50
Steel—
31%
33%
!_1%
26 %
281
*
29%
32
Corp—6
Citizens Util Co
——1
cl A—33Vac
com
Common class B...—.—33 Vac
Clinton
Engines
Coastal
S.ates
Collins
Gas
Radio
Colonial
Corp
Prod—.—1
Oil
$1.25
&
131/4
14,1/4'
9
—2%
22
23%
Co-—5
Gas
44
46%
1
23 Vi
25%
11
11%
18%
20%
Commonwealth Gas Corp,
_1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol
Freightways
2.50
20%
22%
Consolidated
Products—5
151/4
16'%
Transp Lines Inc-1
101/2
11%
—1
22 "A
241%
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co,——1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
40%
43
Continental
Cook
Rock
Coffee
Co
.
Craig Systems Inc.———
1
Cross
5
Company
Crouse-Hinds
Cummins
Class
7%
23
81/4
24%
—1%
21
23
5
common
88
93%
Engine
Co Inc
Laboratories class
Cutler
21%
7%
24'%
221/4.
——/.
Co
6%
23
A.—1
B—
1
Danly
Lone
Star
Steel- Co
1
Lucky Storesv- Inc',———
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co.
9%
32
Gas Corp com„3
preferred..-,i_25
conv
17%
43i%
Milling & Elev Co
Colorado
16
30
Inc
Interstate
Colorado
5%
40 %
.-1
Co.—
Stores
Colorado
1
4%
—_1
16
17%
131/4
14%
Machine Specialties-...5
.1
Darling (L Ai Co.
...1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
13%
15 Ve
11'A
12%
Dentists'
24
25%
Tunnel Corp 5
13%
14%
Co ...1
19%
26%
43'A
Madison
Co
Gas
__1
—
&
Electric
Maremont Auto
Prods
Co..16'
Inc
1
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc.—.!
Marquard
Corp
„1
Maryland
Shlpbldg & Dry__50e
1WL1 Corp
3
Industries ——lc
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
Maxson
McLean
40%
35%
39%
57%
b
18%
1
11%
12%
Wurlitaer
1
34%
37%
Gas Corp..1
15'A
16%
W"anriotte Chemicals
Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated
Industries—1
Stubnitz Greene Corp.—
Suburban Gas Service Inc
Suburban
Propane
.....
Supply Co of N Y....2%
Detroit &
Canada
Detroit
Internat
Di-Noe
Chemical
Dictaphone
Diebold
_
&
Dunham
Co —5
Sons
Co
Bush
—1
Inc
Inc
1
Missouri
Utilities
Mohawk
Co.
Rubber
Mountain
Bank of America
(S F)__
N
T
&
20'A
21%
11
12%
24
26%
241/2
Fuel
13'A
4%
6%
S A
60'A
63'A
47%~
50%
-
100
40%
281
44
294
Nalco
Camden Trust Co
Trust
Chemical
Co——
2%
41%
44%
27%
29%
46'A
49%
—;
——
Dynamics Corp of AmericaSi preference
Oil
Corp
.5
t
National Shirt Shops of Del—.1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc...8
71/4
1
24'A
26%
Norris
-2%
19%
21%
Nortex
8
&
(N
Commercial
Nicholson
File
Co
Thermadcr
Oil
&
*
Cor
Gas
25%
27
50c
Corp
66
70%
21%
23%
17
18%
16'A
17%
16
22%
24%
21%
23%
16
17'A
__1
3%
4%
Coal
__1
10'A
11 'A
Co
__5
11'A
12
North
American
24%
North
Penn
12%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd *
15%
Northwest
431/4
Norhwestern
22%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
2
22%
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co. —1
Eastern
Industries
Inc.
_50c
11%
14%
40%
20%
(Texas)—*
34%
36%
2
12 'A
13%
18%
Oklahoma Miss River Prod- 10c
20%
Oil
-
Eastern
•
Utilities Associates. —10
Economics
El
.
Paso
Laboratory
Electric
Electro-Voice
-Electrolux
Co
Inc.
Inc
—
Corp
1
1
Electronics
Capital Corp
Mfg
Co
Empire State Oil Co.
1
9%
9%
7%
51%
55%
Equity
10c
Emhart
.
1
-
Oil
Federal
Co
Natl
...
Mortgage Assn.100
First
Charter Financial
58
6IV4
78%
82%
Corp..*
20%
21%
2.50
Boston
19%
21%
Corp
Brothers
Co
Fisher Governor Co
Florida
Steel
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Class B
Frito
17%
12%
13%
cl A.5
8%
8%
Co
Garlock
Gas
16 'A
—1
Corp.,
5
*
Ben
1
Co
10
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
2.50
5%
pfd
20
Gen Telep Co of the
Southwest
5%%preferred
20
Cement
Co
1
Pub
Coal
Otter
Tail
Pabst
Serv
17%
18%
3
Co.
74%
19
Gas
21%
22%
1
Corp
Olln Oil & Gas
1
Power
55
Co.
5
Pacific
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Gamble
Pacific
Pacific
30
32%
42%
45%
50
53%
60%
63%
5
& Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
Brook Natl Bank
of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of
Boston.lo
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
43%
46%
National Bank of Detroit
National Bank of
83
89%
National
27
28%
89
94
41%
44%
25
York)
124%
365
130
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)__
50
254
34%
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Banking Co (N J)_
25
Natl ShawmutBkof
Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12 %
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
39%
New
36%
Northern Tr Co
5%
First Natl Bank of Dallas
Firts Natl Bank
First National
4
4%
16%
41/4
Corp of America__5
Sulphur Co.._70c
Hannifin Corp
1
30'A
32%
17
18%
Pickering
Pioneer
Portland
Lumber
Natural
Plvmouth
Rubber
Gen'l
(Jersey City )_25
Passaic County
Co
Electric
60%
30%
27%
29%
155
79
46
101
53%
92%
361
96%
377
40%
43%
63
67
31%
84%
32
351/s
61%
65
49%
53
53%
57
/ 37%
30%
530
67
53
56%
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
159
Ex
Natl
25%
Bank
stock
(Dallas)
dividend
82%
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
F^yal state Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Trust (Boston Mass)
Second Natl Bank of Phila
36
39%
5
33%
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York—10
53%
Bk
(Chic)
20
National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Industrial Bk of Com
47%
80%
84
18
20
9%
22%
24%
30%
32%
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
P%
10%
Int'l Bank
(Wash D C)
53
94
35'%
44'A
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
65%
Co
20
(Wash)—20
Bank
Angeles)
10%
90
47
20
10
35
49%
87
38%
(Los
58%
62%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of
Albany
10
22%
24%
35%
,56'A
49
54%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
44
47%.
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)„10
27
29%
Trust
10%
11%
lo
50
54
55"%
100
38
70
17%
19Ys
39
42
10
42%
Co
of
New
Jersey
2%
5
20'A
(Cleveland)
United States Trust Co
45%
(N Y)„10
(Boston)
10
31%
34%
United States Trust (N Y)—20
90%
94
22
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenlz Ariz)_5
52
56
9'%
10%
Wachovia
40%
42%
19
20%
10%
For footnotes see
Trust
Bk
Union Bank of Commerce
1
41i/2
(Union City)—8
I
Natl
12%
Industrial National Bank of
R
Union
1st
Security First Natl
Hudson County
Providence
Louis
174
43
Second Bank-State Street
50%
Sav
33
20
86%
Harris Tr &
41%
566
43%
47%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
57
29%
79
22%
83%
10
49%
104
63%
20
Rochelle..
83%
40%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
(Philadelphia)—10
New
163
20%
First Natl City Bank (N Y)
First Pennsylvania Banking
Hudson Tr Co
28%
57%
28%
5
St
141/a
9%
26%
20
Seattle
21%
27
32%
25
_lo
73%
29%
III2
J)
82%
& Trust Co
109
Bergen Cty
78
13%
Co- -7%
N
69
19%
*
of
20
26%
-3%
Co
(Hackensack
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
Pittsburgh National Bank
25
1
Co
30%
43%
-.10
Corp
28%
64
10
Ask
30'A
50%
60%
1
Bottlers.
Gas
47%
41
1
Indus
Cement
40%
Bank of
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
15%
Mines
Pfaudler-Permutit
37
First Westchester Natl Bank
9%
Permanente
76%
10
Chicago—100
11
38%
35
of
34%
Co__5
Light Co—..6%
General
72%
10
First Natl Bank of Eoston—12%
First Natl Bank
10%
3%
33
(Baltimore)
32
8%
Tool
106%
34%
10%
American
Parker
*39%
32%
101 %
Republic
6%
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
First Natl Bk
13%
9%
Packaging
Pan
Corp (Minn)__10
(Chicago)—_100
266
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
18%
...5
Robinson
&
Stk
10
36
10
Westchester_5
City Bank (Cleve)
16
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
National Newark & Essex
New
37
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
102
65%
345
Trust of N J
25
63
50
(Camden N J)
5
of New York
„10
17
36%
Pepsi-Cola
19%
32 3 4
-10C
44%
18'A
1
Line
Uranium
23V4
20%
East
Power
41%
19%
*
...
Pacific Mercury Electronics...90c
21%
19%
_
12%
Meadow
5
Co
5
50%
(Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
First Bank
lo
Co
75
Co
of
9%
8%
(Philadelphia)
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Bank & Tr Co_12 %
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
New
Trust Co
Long Island Trust
Firts Natl Bank of St Louis
4%
53
11%
Bid
95%
(NY)_12%
12'/2
Co
Airmotive Corp
9%
7%
30%
•
Corp.
Brewing
Pendleton
Packing Co
Service
Giant
Natural
70
11%
24%
10
First
Fisher
11
22%
Gas
14%
49
25%
of North Amer_5
Bk
24'A
94
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
__20
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Manufacturers
J)—.
(Savannah)
Commercial
14%
16 'A
13%
92%
Connecticut
61%
44%
Gas
14'%
10
23%
10
14%
27
National
43
10
Co
17'A
25%
National Homes Corp A com„50e
Class B common.,
50c
34%
40
5
20
St Louis
32%
57
46%
12%
32'A
5
Co
16
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Boatmen's National Bank
13%
25
Co..10
11%
10
(N
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
16
1
Supply
15%
441/8
5
;
Companies
Ask
26%
12'A
Bid
lo
(San Francisco)
—6%
Bank of Commerce (Newark)
25
Bank of Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
17%
1
Co
27'/a
41%
Company
Peoples Tr
2
—
Corporation
Duriron Co
9%
42%
14%
_
Par
American Trust Co
Cleveland Trust Co—
41 %
—
.
& Bradstreet
Dura
1
5
_
(R Rt
Duffy-Mott
Dun
Inc
Arts
Corp
Inc
Donnelley
Bridge
8%
21%
25%
7.50
Co
Witco Chemical
Wood Conversion
Bank and Trust
Bank of New York
50%
30 %
19%
39%
.
82%
Minneapolis Gas Co—;
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Valley Barge Line Co_—.1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Manufacturing Co.*
4%
781/2
Miss
16%
16%
44%
47
6
15%
1
Bank
1
27%
•
2%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago>—25
Co
8%
25%
Whiting Corp
Citizens & Southern National
Mfg
7%
1
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
5
31
1
25%
30%
Miller
1
A
28%
26%
2
21%
331/2
26%
28
Inc
20
IIII10
Co
33%
6%
Inc—
Laboratories
Gas
23%
24%
Miles
69
1.25
19
.7%
58%
65
Corp
17%
Co—5
55'A
*
1
__
Chemical Bank New York
Utilities
31
5
Chemical
40%
Class A common
20%
6%
38
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
12%
19
5%
Publishing Co
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting —1
Gas
11%
1
Co
16
50%
Lt & Telephone Co.10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Weyerhaeuser
14%
25%
W'esco Financial
Corp
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
Western
38%
31 y8
1
Wash
8%
17%
36%
50c
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros
Transport
7%
16%
29 %
47 »A
Co
37%
„
35 Ya
23 %
Co
62%
Natural
10%
32%
5
Swasey Co
D)
6%
9%
1
Brothers
(S
7%
5
Grocery Co
34%
x54%
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila
10
Michigan
Corp
58
61%
Chase Manhattan Bk
,
Von's
Warren
36%
26%
Meredith
23%
6
7%
32
16'A
4%
Valley Mould & Iron
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of Amer
Warren
57
75%
Eng..
25%
22
Corp.l
17
34
24
&
24
5
United States
Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc
1
United
Utilities
Inc
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co_I_9
Utah Southern
Oil Co
2%
23%
1
72
Machine
26%
States Chem Mil
Corp.l
United States
Leasing Corp
1
United States Servateria
15%
_1
5
McNeil
24%
United
21%
21%
241/2
Macmillan
6
18%
5
39%
Public Serv
Co———
24%
50c
251/2
25
79%
371/4
Central Vt,
Chattanooga Gas Co
Blower
22%
19%
Central Public Utility Corp—6
Central
Soya
Co
,—*■
Telephone Co———-10
17'A
24
.1
29%
6%
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
16
14%
24%
32%
Gas
Steamship
Pressed
271%
.1
—
Co
6%
Stouffer
43 'A
23
&
1
Co
46%
74%
mmSlOtiU
1
Stepan
11%
40»%
—5
Elect
Tel
-
36%
71
Delaware Corp
Petroleum
Corp.:
Stekoll
39'A
Co__ 10
HI
8%
Statler Hotels
30%
37
Central Indiana Gas Co
Central
25%
7%
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
14%
10
Keystone Portland Cem Co——3
Koehring Co__
5
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
24%
Gas Co
Register
:
Stanley Home Products Inc—
26%
40
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co 10
471/2
Corp
1
Producing Co..1
Standard
Kennametal
Trust
44%
Co
Freight Sys Inc..
1
Speer
Carbon
Co.:
2%
Sprague Electric Co
__2%
Staley (A El Mfg Co.—
10
16%
311/4
Field
25
Eng Tel
3%
33%
—1
Supply
Warner &
44%
.—5
Carlisle
Products
19%
12%
59%
Point
21%
Southwestern Elec Service Co
551/2
Steel
20%
30%
Southwestern
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Cedar
14%
18'A
20'A
131%
Ceco
16%
48%
11%
53
28%
30
41'%
——
Steel
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp.
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
13%
Co__*
Co
19%
1
—
8%
15%
■
'10%
Inc
Tractor
49
33%
3Vo
U——.1""?
8'/a
57
221/8
31
Industries
Corp
5
Power
44'%
*
;
Supply
Electric
Corp
Jessop
Inc
Water
24%
20%
1
Tracerlab
10c
Co
Power
States
22%
Co—*
Towmotor
__1
Union
Stores
Inc
8%
53%
Co__10c
28%
121/2
__—
Dev
Pub Serv
Southwest Gas
-10%
*
6%
8
5
45%*
9%
Co
7
Spector
Jack
Jamaica
1
Betts
Drug
8%
4%
42%
(H I) Fibre Glass..*
Three States Nat Gas
Co___
1
Topp
'
20%
Nevada
273
8%
&n
5%
19%
1
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Corp
—c————.1
Carpenter Paper Co—
1
&
■*.
1
Tokheim Corp
'
2
Oil
8'A
.1
warrants
11%
15
Co
32%
''%■
371/2
.5
Utilities
Time
10%
Colorado
361%
Co—25
Service
Southern
Corp
13%
35%
Southern
Southern
258
Thrifty
12
*
Southern Calif Water Co
Investors Diver Services Inc—
1
15%
1
Corp
Shore
29 3 a
Thompson
39%
14%
2
Co
Southern
19%
common
66
36%
Co—71/2
Cable
19%
17%
'•
61%
1
15%
14%
A
&
9%
28%
1
Corp
Thomas
5
Power
Wire
9
27
1
17%
60%
30
Co——.
King
16%
1
39%
18%
Interstate
Class
&
Thermo
1959
•
5
27
Gas
Corp..1
Inc
56
»
Inc
Pacific
33
Bakeries
25c
Seismograph Service Corp
30
Interstate
Jervis
—5
Telep
Delhi
-
Power Co—20
Oregon
California
7
10c
7%
10
(G D)
1
Co
A
Co
Homes
Inc
Water
International
Bantam
Natural
23
Corp
20c
Petroleum——1
Water
&
class
4%
41%
Corp_7
Eastern Transmis
Illinois
21%
28'A
Ill
38%
Zl
Texas
Inc_3%
A''
25%
Telecomputing Corp
15%.
105
1
Corp
Textron
Reid—
Jacinto
Sierra
Mills
-
48%
14%
1
5
48%
Myers Inc
Sabre-Pinon
11%
76%
Tekoil
16%
(HHi
Marie
24
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
15
30%
"'•'5
San
Co—1
—
28'%
1
45%
Ryder Systems Inc
33
10
————1
—V,
Material
&
■'
26
Co..,..
—1
Rockwell
Manufacturing Co_2%
Roddis Plywood
Corp—
1
21%
Co
3
2
Dills
Roadway Express
9%
15%-
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
58'%
Buliock's
Gas—
Field
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A conJmon——;
Rice
51%
66
8%
2%
Brand
12%
••
Hudson
—-—25
Beneficial
Corp
——1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.——5
Beryllium Corp
——
—
Billups Western Pet Co..
-1
Black Hills Power <fc Light'Co—1
Black
A
...
191/2
Co
Bros
Corp
—:2.50
Gossert
&
class
Co
-
39%
>v
45
12%
Corp.—
14%
Hi/4
1
Stoker
River
123
13%
1
Engineering.—__1
Corp.—„_1
Credit
Co———_—1
.
Gas
Baxter Laboratories
Bemis
Voltage
38
116
Publications cl A.25
—
23%-
Arkansas
35i%
Riley
Helene Curtis Iiid class A
Hewlett-Packard Co
31%
Broadcasting
Texas Industries Inc
Texas
National
Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
Hearst Cons
37
Taft
Corp
Corporation
Texas
121
18%
8%
29%
5
131
59V2
19%
A 341/0
1
Co—
124
10
A
8%
1
...
Products
Purina
115
351%
-
1
34%
5
——
33%
.;
5
Purolator
30%
class A com.10
common
55i/2
17
preferred
1
—
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
175
281/4
31%
Chemicals & Controls..1
281/4
26%
commoo....._l
Co
Participating
Arizona-Public Service Co
165
Petroleum
Ralston
46
Inc
21%
8%
Serv
Corp—7.50
Anheuser-Busch
4%
7%
Serv
35%
Co—/5
Corp...5
——.
*
Incorporated--——1--1
P
12%
4%
20
Punt
Brick
Power
39%
44'2
Amer-Saint ' Gobain
M
45%
371/2
11
»
Pub
Fire
Ask
.1
Syntex
Pub
Pi
Pubco
Bid
Susquehanna
22%
Producing Properties Inc..__10c
24%
Par
24%
30%
(A
Mountain
Hagan
American
A
42
42
Corp—4
Ask
231/4
20%
38'A
Green
Co ———~2
Bid
1
5
America
20%
Green
22%
39
Greetings cl A——_1
Hospital
American-Marietta
of
19
26%
90%
Corp
Co
28i/4
49%
87
Ask
22'A
20%
10
Bid
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glassp<.r Co
r—.—1
24V4
—5
American Express Co..—
12%
Potash
Par
46 3 4
oo.lOJ
Portsmouth
Ask
11V4
—.1—-1
Inc
Biltrite
American
Bid
.1
—...
Products
American Cement Corp.—
;
SECURITIES
13
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
within which these securities could have been
sold (indicated
by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The
"National" list is composed of
securities
which have a wide national distribution.
not
Air
November
43
preceding page.
Bank
&
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
Co
5
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2080)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday
November
2.35
J
7.19
7.78
Business Shares—1
4.31
4.61
Alfiliated
ln<%——--1*2
Fund
American
—*25c
—
SECURITIES
Insurance
American
Mutual
Fund——~1
Investors
American
al5.04
Inc—-1
8.70
Fund
Amer Research & Development
"9.57
36 (a
v
39 %
5.44
Aetna
Casualty
America— -1
Investment Trust of Boston—Tl
Investors Research Fund-.*-—~X
Istel Fund Inc!!.:*>--1
Johnston (The» Mutual Fund -;1
10.75
11.75
Aetna
Insurance
1.74
5.67
B-l
"A" Inc—l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc 1
5.51
5.99
Axe-Science & Elecl'nics Corp lc
8.20
13.11
12.28
Boston
17.13
12.99
14.23
7.68
8.39
14.08
15.22
17.16
Ltd ——
Fund
Inc—~—I
(1954)
18.57
Ltd
.'.Fund
—-.—I
—*
4—1
—--1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical
Fund
Securities
Christiana
8.91
„
9.63
<
13.12
14.34
11.51
12.45
10,900
17,500
126 %
-1O0
Shares-———!
Colonial Fund Inc_—
—1
preferred
7%
10.47
9.57
50c
Corp__100
Inc__
15.80
17.24
(Discount
1
Stocks)-—1
9.52
10.39
(Income
9.12
9.96
132 %
—10
Co——»
Life
Lincoln
Fla>
Maryland
Massachusetts
27%
Mass
1
2)4
(Galveston)—1
8%
(Speculative Com Stk) -1
Priced Com Stks)~l
13.91
15.18
American
12.68
13.84
American
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd .1
Fund ———1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
13.31
14.40
6.38
7.00
Bankers Natl Cjfc Ins
6.15
6.74
Beneficial
(Low
Knickerbocker
16 >/o
Shippers-*.
Boston Insurance
12.35
Commonwealth
—1
18.00
19.68
Connecticut
.1
6.47
7.05
Continental
Stk Fund
Inc
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—-1
Loomih Sayles Mutual Fund-.—*
Managed FundsElectrical Equipment shares,lc
Industries
General
11.17
Metal
shares
(Ky)
_10
(N
J)__10
Life.
.—1
Co.—————5
Life
Life-
Assurance
&
Co.b:
4
59
Insurance
Co
17.65
14.54
15.72
Massachusetts
Series
B
22.77
I———•—*-
24.7G.
Fund
Crown Western Investment Inc
7.44
Income Fund—-1
Dividend
8.13
17.81
17.99
De Vegh Mutual
75
80%
Investing Co Incl——1
Fund Inc_
1
Delaware
Fund
:-*.-l
12.36
9.85
9.43
10.33
9.10
9.97.
interest,-!
21.28
—
Delaware Income Fund
Diver
Stic
Growth
Fund
■
Fund -1
Diversified. Investment
Diversified
Ins
Great
16.64
Gulf
10.46
Fund
Inc_-1
Corp-!—
.-1
9.53
a
Series
Shares
Eaton
23.50
2.93
3.22
1
14.37
15.62
Stock
Stock Series
Corp.—1
7.45
8.14
10
20c
20.31
20.52
New
8.12
8.41
New
—
Fiduciary
Mutual Inv
Financial
Industrial
—1
16
17%
12.25
13.32
16.13
17.44
Co Inc_,.l
17.37
18.78
Inc .1
4.30
4.71
5.48
5.99
2.48
2.71
Fund
Florida Growth Fund Inc .-—10c
Fund
Inc—~1
Founders Mutual Fund—
Custodian
Futures
,_¥
10.51
11.42
11.33
12.45
;__lc
lc
Investors
Inc
5.76
6.36
—1
series
England
York
9.55
10.47
—.-1
1.71
1.80
Capital
Corp.——
1
16.50
17.56
Trust—1
General Investors
7.18
7.80
Securities-
Automobile
shares
—
1
4.15
Series——1
8.02
6.28
8.65
8.54
10.53
11.38
Fundi..1
1
12.61
i*l
13.73
,1
13.32
10.62
10.89
5.58
9.91
10.86
Electrical Equip Shares_„lc
shares
_lc
Building
Capital Growth Fund.-—-_lc
Chemical
shares
Common
Food
-lc
—
(The) Stock Fund-lc
shares
8.91
9.76
6.57
7.21
6.89
7.56
13.39
14.66
12.45
13.63
_—_——_le
6.54
7.17
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.19
10.07
General
Bond
Industrial
6.10
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Fund
:i
Bond
16.31
10.34
1
8.70
—2.50
13.37
Inc
—1
7.97
14.37
Quarterly
Shares
Inc.
6.99
lc
9.58
10.50
Bond shares
—lc
2.12
2.34
Equipment shares
_lc
5.79
6.35
Railroad
Railroad Stock shares—
lc
Steel
lc
shares
9.29
10.52
10.18
Shares..1.25
11.48
36.96
Fund
1
Inc
Sterling Investment
Fund
Townsend
Inc.—
U
8
&
___
19.37
United
Accumulated
Fund
United
Continental
Fund
Haydock
Fund
Inc__—___*■_—1
5.50
Fund
11.09
1
14.08
Ltd.—.1
16.29
Income
Special
10.29
lc
12.69
13.88
Inst
lc
Fund Inc
Foundation
Fund
11.46
Fund,1c
11.13
12.17
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.62
Growth
Institutional
Insur
Fund—..It-
Street
12.14
V
7.24
13.27
1,
12.05
3%s May
15,
15.39
4s
17.71
1 Vis
6.80
7.43
Inc__l
5.51
100.2
99.20
Sept.
1961—
4%s
20,
Aug.
23is May
■
—
20,
1,
1
1962
_
_
May 2,
4%s
March
20,
1968
March
20,
1969..
97.4
4,%s
95.4
97%
4%s July 15, 1969
3%s April 1, 1970———
4%s Oct.
3%s
May
1,
4%s
Feb.
15,
1, 1970-1967
Recent
Bid
Associates
Investment
Bausch
Lomb Opt
&
Boston
Edison
British
5,sS_1979
97
4%s__1979
110
_i0c
1
8.00
1,
Oct.
97%
Equity
10.15
11.09
12.94
13.20
14.26
15.54
1
12.80
13.84
1
6.12
6.62
Fund
Fund
1
!
5%s
1989
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian
102)4
58)2
New
127
Pacific
Ry 4s
4969
Carrier Corp 4)4s:
i&82
Chance Vought 5%s
...1977
City of Montreal 5%S:
1979
102 5.8
60
90
9212
5%s
;
1984
..
Commonwealth Oil Ref
Paso
Ferro
Natural Gas
Corp
6s._1972
5%s__1977
3%s
95
Pacific
5Vis
Ask
one
or
32nds
more
of
General
6 %s
'
99.30
99.29
100.3
Feb.
4s
Bid
15,
99
l%s April 1, 1962—
4s
Aug.
15,
Oct.
93.12
1962—
:_
15,
1962
2%s
Feb.
15,
l%s April 1, 1963———
4s
May
90.20
90.28
1963
97.22
97.26
89.16
89.24
15,
1963
96.24
99.2
1 Vis
99.12
4%s May 15, 1964
94.24
95
5s
98.2
98.6
4%s Nov
Tire &
Georgia
111
15,
1962*—
wi
100.2
April 1, 1964—
88.12
113
113 Ya
Dated
.
104
1977
126
Rubber 6s ww_1982
205
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due^
Bid
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.31
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.23
3.75%
1-59
1-
4-60
99.24
99.28
47/s%
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
99.29
4)4%
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.24
99.28
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
99.26
4)4%
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.27
99.31
100.1
Lowenstein
10534
106 ^4
104
104 34
5%s
1989
Corp 6S ww__1984
(M)
&
10434
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4%s
1963
ww
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5s
1977
1973
106)
8
106%
83 %
85)2
97
96%
101
98%
1-59
7- .5-60
2-59
8-
19.
November
December
1959
27,
3,
10,
1959
—
February 25, 1960
99.914
March
3,
99 854
1959
99 868
March
99.793
99.810
98.892
98.815
1960
98.706
98.738
March
17,
1960
1959
99.733
99.750
March
22,
1960
98.497
98.518
22,
1959
99.P90
99.710
March
24,
1960
98.477
98.513
31,
1960
98.394
98.432
March
99 625
April
April
82)'2
83 V2
I960—
99.350
99.367
1960
99.274
99.292
1960
99.197
99.217
May
5,
February 4, 1960
99.111
99 133
May
12,
1960
February 11, 1960
:
February 18, I960—
99.019
99.031
June
22,
i960
98.943
98.969
July
January
103%
103%
January
28,
5%s___1984
105%
106%
124
Tel—
Sperry Rand 5V2vS ww
Sylvania Elec Prod—
5V2S
Underwood
1982
1984
Textron Amer 5s
S
15,
21,
April
15,
1960
April 21,
1960—
April 28, 1960
103%
5 Vis
99.466
99.377
104
1971
Corp 5Vis
4Vis
Industries
Westcoast Trans
122%
January
99.451
99.361
92
—1971
104
-1970
85
92
♦No
1988
87
90%
New
14.
15.
1960
98.352
98.229
1960
1960
119
&
Gas
98.312
98.271
98.163
—
14,
116
1994
Tel
1960
7,
1967
5V2S
7,
January
January
84%
98.644
17,
99.689
83 %
98.611
—
December
99.600
101%
:
December
99.668
1969
Ask
10,
1959
ww
100.3
98.785
1959
5)2S
99.30
100.7
1960
31,
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
99.27
98.864
24,
5s
99.31
Ask
100.1
Yield Price
99.977
99.902
1959
100.3
Bid
99.973
December
Calif
87.20
Treasury Bills
Ask
December
Electric
1-60
Yield Price
Bid
November
December
k__
1011-
101%
U
1981
United States
5%%
100
210
Power
Hilton Hotels
53is
—
Bell
87-2
4-
1989
Southern
101.4
3.75%
1989
Southern
88.20
100.4
101
Aug. 15, 1964
1 Vis Oct. 1, 1964
Pennsylvania Electric 5s
115)2
100.4
100
-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
88
1994
5s
Steel
93.30
1963-.
99.8
Oct.
97.20
1,
15,
98
98.30
1961
—
92.24
97.16
1963
99.15
1 Vis
93.20
93.26
3)4s Nov.
99.18
100.5
99.4
100
92.16
99.2
96.16
—
1961———
1961——.
99.28
1962
1,
Ask
(Continued)1962
97.24
86
86
53/4S
Petroleum
ww
83
1976
158
1974
5s
Gas
Phoenix
155
109)i
1975
General Port Cement
Gen'l
k
Acceptance—
WW
Uran
92%
point
a
99.16
100.3
Ask
.1975
5s
Tel
89%
95-
91%
Maturity—
Philadelphia
1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Pacific
99
Columbia Gas—
El
Northspan
97
100 = 4
Cen
England
93
1003a
Bid
33aS
Brass
National
98%
88%
-
99.13
1961
1,
3%s Feb.
8.74
_1
...
Inc.
Bonds—
Mueller
111)2
90)4
4.23
,
Whitehall Fund Inc..
Wisconsin Fund Ino*—
Ask
98
100
94
—
1972-1967
98.26
—
Security Issues
k__
97
89)4
-
_
1971
93%
92 %
99
_
_
5.20s
Bonds-
93)4
91%
_
_
..
_
100
96
1966—*—
97%
98%
98.8
99.24
.
1963——
3%s
97%
98.8
98)4
97.24
99.4
92%
99.22
99
98
1962:
1,
99.26
98.24
1961
May
1
99.18
99.22
99.16.
1960
100.24
6.02
3.87
Aug.
Mutual
Fund
100.4
99.14
I960-
20,
1,
4s
-
_
Situations
Investing Corp
Investors
Wellington
Wellington
Fund
—
.
_
4s
99.30
.
I960—
5,
3%s April 3,
1,00.7
99.25
15, 1960
l%s Oct. 1. 1960
1 Vis April
1.1
—
Washington
10.47
Institutional
Wall
April
100.1
I960..—
Shares.l
Line
Institutional Bank Fund
1,
8.20
Line
Institutional Shares Ltd—
April
13.90
Value
3%s
95
100.1
1 Vis
7.50
Value
9.52
%s
12.78
8.87
1
1
1
2.80
1960
Treasury Notes—
1
10.421
Incorporated Investors
10.25
Inc—-
Value Line Fund Inc
100.6
100.2
I960——
1,
Jan.
Treasury Notes
;
1960
9.53
1,
Feb.
99.28
1960
8.12
Inc
Fund
May 15, 1960
4)4s Nov 15 1960
16.68
15,
2.56
Boston
Feb.
3%s
Bid
15,
_1
of
Income
5s
2%s
100.12
91%
Maturity—
3%s May
United Science Fund
100.1
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness & Notes
3)4s May
4%s Aug.
_1
Fund
9.38
99.30
Bonds—
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
G.58
Canada
Bank
Land
100.1
Figures after decimal point represent
15.30
Ask
100.2
100.2
_
96.28
1968,
7.31
Income
Incorporaed
11,
6.02
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Federal
96%
March
100
_
-
—
94.28
6.68
Funds
I960——
98.28
1962.
lc
Funds
United
a25.85
13,
Century Growth Inv.
United Income Fund
5.03
4.97
3%s Feb.
International
19.09
___10c
1
_1
—
18.75
United
1,
100.2
106.16
3%s Feb. 15, I960—-—,
18.53
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Feb.
5%s Aprii 4, 1960
99.28
99.12
1960
12.48
Growth Industry Shares Inc
-1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc..—1
—_10c
23,
11.80
Growth
30%
point
a
4%s
100
I960
Aug.
32nds of
more
99.29
100.4
1960
4s
Texas
44%
29
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Twentieth
—
10,
::
27.77
Television-Electronics Fund
28%
42%
99.30
99.26
1960
27.49
8.71
H-DA
10,
or
2%s Jwne
I960:
a37.17
11.47
H-C7
11,
one
1959——
94%
Inc.l
Fund
31%
27
2
—
1,
99.31
..1
11.52
Series
1963—
—1
...
7.95
Series
June
3%s
38.96
Fund
51%
29%
17.14
Investment Corp..''
Farnham
10.47
——
May
15.92
lc
shares
Utilities
4s
14.40
14.53
——
—lc
Tobacco
——
15.64
13.32
Stock
85%
the
Dec.
12.55
.
1
Balanced
Fire
99.31
10.68
1
&
in
Co
774
27
48%-
——-—3
—2
97)4
9.87
Investors
Roe
Westchester
100.1
—100 8
100.8
1959
10;
a9.78
Southwestern Investors Inc
7.90
—i—
15,
April
3%s
.1
Inc
Sovereign
14.39
shares
Fund
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
(Edison Bi Fund—*
:1
Stein
7.58
5.30s
Clark-
&
Stock
%
82
2.50
Amer..
!
99.31
1960
10,
7.64
American
of
Co
.
31
60
243i
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—5
4%s
99.24
13.60
Common
Ins
43
108
56%
.5
97 %
7.02
12.58
Selected
103
Y)_.2
99.28
99.26
al9.55
State Streev
6.37
Petroleum
1
Canada—25c
Scudder Stevens
<N
Coi—
City of N Y
Mortgage Assn~
Dec.
4%S Max-ch
18.85
*——1
of
Life Ins
Insurance
838
43%'
~
29)4;
'
10
Ask
99.24
—
i960—
15,
April
3%s
15.62
17.34
Fund
Fund
40
Banks for Cooperatives—
I960——
15,
July
3)4s
8.62
Fuad——1
7.92
13.15
Ins—10
1960
15,
Federal Natl
13.51
(Geo)
7.51
lc
June
5 '/as
—.1
Fund
7.22
lc
l<51-%
10
U S Life Insurance
Loan Banks—
15,
Feb.
5.40s
9.46
Putnam
6.85
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
97%
Life
April 15, I960—*
5Vis May 16, 1960 wi—**_,
Growth Stock
Dist
3%
99.26
11.62
Pucnam Growth
Scudder
U S
8%
3%
99.30
11.27
11.50
Inc
——
55)4
40
-
Guaranty Co (N Y)_*__*-8
United
88:%
52)4,
8%
4.65s
17.87
,J>.
Inc...!
Inc
(T Rowe)
_lc
shares—lc
4%s
al4.3G
Fund
Corp——I
Fund
Street
shs__lc
shares
Machinery
Institutional
3.80s Jan.
5s
Securities
Philadelphia
Pine
84
Bid
14.40
Inc
Mutual
Sec
Title
preferred
U S Fire
15.01
—1
Fund
Square
Standard
Figures after decimal point represent
Over-The-Counter
Securities
40%
183
Amer——50c
Standard
Federal Home
13.61
—
Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
One William Street Fund..
Penn
5
7%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Nucleonics
Oppenheimer Fund
—10
75%
56
Accident-.
Co
Ins
of
9.33
—...
$6.50
Standard
_—1
Corn
9.45
Series..—1
—
39%
247»
66 %
71
52%
Co
10
Haven)—-i._a*10
Fire & Marine*.—2
23%
37%
62
Amer.—1
of
37% V'
21%
.6.25
Surety
Springfield
65%
Ins
52%
19%
(New
Travelers
—..
6.86
—1
Ltd
of Canada
Security
Co—
Life
Life
Seaboard
129
Life
Insurance
8.77
———1
—
Seaboard
5)4
49%
Insurance—2
Marine.*;
&
4%
4.54
—
Scucicler Stevens & Clark Fund.l
—lc
Aviation-Electronics—
RR
——
I
Paul Fire
66%
6.21
Puritan
General
&
Jefferson
11.75
5.68
Republic Natl Life
St
176
24%
77)4
21
10
57%
"
23
22
35 %
60
53
».■
20%
82%
122
133a
73 %
78)2 '
4
-
10
19%
Boiler
Owners
(Fla)
Capital Fund
Fund Inc
Group
10.75
1
37)4
62%
32%
—5
Insurance
Insurance
—1
—
Stock
Growth
Peoples
Inc—
Funds
stock series
Fundamental
14.06
Income Scries
—
stock
13.01
34)4
*5
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance Co—
-10
Steam
Co.—.—.5
Ins Co
5
„
1.50
Home
Series-
Stock
24.46
25.70
Fidelity Capital Fund-—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
——5.
Preferred
Series
22.88
Eurofund Inc
Mutual
Corp.,—,,1
Insp
3.80
21.05
——-——
24.04
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc—
Common
Series
-1
Electronics Investment
Franklin
Bond
—1
Fund
Fund
Florida
.
Preferred
Howard—
&
Balanced
3.50
19.46
Series
Dividend
Inc,
Fund
Dreyfus
Balanced
20.81
25c
—
1
Inc-1
Securities
Corp,—10
Employees
Home
—2 50
B
Dividend
Life
Hartford
interest
National Investors
80%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co-
14.05
Shares
Co
77
Insurance—1_—4
Ct
Hanover
Securities
Wide
59
American
13.09
15.40
50%
35%
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C > —,1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
—5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y
2
Republic Insurance <Texas)**10
54
55%
———
(D
11.97
beneficial
National
Shares-
Trustee
of
Nation
49 %
Life
Phoenix
7%
Employees Ins
Government
22.93
10.83
Inc__l
(D C)
Foundation F'd.,1
Tryst
5
F>__„-2.50
(S
——
Government
15.11
Fund-—
Investment
Mutual
Life
Glens Falls
-——————,1
Inc
Mutual Shares
13.58
Inc___*l
13.93
49))
32%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
334
6%
General Reinsurance
Automation
Mutual Income
Mutual
De Vegh
Life
of beneficial
Units
Fund
3)4 '
-1
Globe & Republic Ins Co.—,
—33 %c
„
47-
•
—10
Co
Philadelphia
21.13
Missiles-Jets
Indemnity
Peerless Insurance
16.24
19%
Pacific
56V2
62%
14.57
—5
J2.50
68%
13.48
46 %
10 I
Co
River
52
Reinsurance
19.44
18 (a
North
Ins
68
1
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
379
363
Casualty—-—2
Fire
19%
-
43
Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc__~——'
:.l
Consolidated Investment Trusts 1
.
York
r
12
Franklin
Inc
Amsterdam
65)4
Trust
38)4
Hampshire Fire——*
Corp—5
Stock
38
35%
New
Employers
Federal
int_33%c
35%
New
34%
23%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employers Group Asso<k_—
_■»
2.49
10%
5
_—,.5
64
2.60
Fund
32%
21%
3.89
3.82
com——1
Fire
Corp class A
" x40
16.28
Growth
AA
L12 %
Ins Co of N Y—^-12%
14.98
Investors
Inc
Union
108%
Northern
—I
beneficial
Nationwide
136'
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33 %
Fireman's
of
National
18%
64%
"
>
71
3.94
investors
Old Line
237s
17)4
13)8
130
•
149
2.12
shares
Natl
'58%
53
21%."
10
Accident Ins .——10
&
135
lc
Massachusetts
Life
33%
60
67
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport
shares
*%._——lc
Mass
20%.
'
Natl
46
"
12
(Bait)———_10
National Fire
41)2
31--'
,
142
Petroleum
•
47
34%
129
10.55
Fund Inc
Life
6)2
35%
-
5
10.42
Composite Bond & Stock
Manufacturers!-.4
2.83
lc
shares
Monument
9%
43)2
19%
Merchants &
*
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
\
53
239
Casualty Co
5
Forsfer Inc———-_ip
Crum
Commonwealth Stock Fund—-1
_;
—10
»
Continental
a43.29
—lc
—.
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
4%,
'
•
New
2
General
Bonding..——.5
2
3%
Ins
■
a25.30
.
shares—lc
shares—
Co
6.25
Standard
16%
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Insurance
&
14.71
—1
5
Surety Co
11.30
Trust
Venture
C.»
Re-insurance
13.46
Lexington
Lite
Bankers
Ins
Fund
_25c
Fund——1
Inc—
Fund
Lazard
10.29
Composite
25%
(Wash D
Nat
22%
49%230
3334
32.%
12%
43%
Mercury
21
10
Casualty ————__1
11%
American
'24%
5%
39%
Amer
66%
23)4'
Va——10
of
Life
"'25%
63%
Life Ins Co Inc.—1
Amer
1
9.71
Investment
Loyal
National
35%
,
s.
lnc_—1
Co
Insurance
Assurance:——5
(Newark N J)— 2%
Investors Corp.—— 1
■
*.3 )
Life Companies
Home
Co
Tenn
of
123i
Amer
8-3
Casualty Ins
&
18
16.21
Income
Commonwealth
41%
12.48
13.61
~—.1 -'
38%
20.35
Paper
Inc '.
Life
14%
9.59
Fund'
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
29%
16 %
(.Jacksonville
(Vai__5
34%
18.65
S-4
-
11%
Amer Ins Co
Ask
'
23
13%
American
Bid
32
Corp
27%-
14.85
S-2
Par
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Lawyers Title Ins
68%
„
5
preferred
conv
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—.
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Commonwealth
'
81
11.44
12.45
Colonial Energy
Insurance
6434
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
Lexington
Canadian International Growth
1
Insurance
Companies
Ask
185
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
• Income Com Stocks t -—1
13.97
Canada General Fund—
Canadian
Bonds 1.—— 1
S-l
18.52
'12.92
Investment—_~5Gc
Bullock Fund Ltd
■ -—1
California Fund Inc———1
Street
Broad
(Low
—
,.10
Bid
175
Fidelity Life Ins Co.1
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
$1.25
23.73
Bonds)
Co.
American
a23.97
21.75
Pfd
Surety.___10
Equitable Assur—__-5
American Fidelity & Casualty.,5
24.86
_
&
American
23.82
Priced
Life
36.12
Bonds»——1
(Medium Grade Bondsl -1
„
13.35
,
35.41
(Investment
K-2
Mutual Fund Inc„*-1
F'und Inc.—
'—•—1
Agricultural
B-4
8.34
Blue Ridge
Aetna
12.55
B-3
14.25
7.63
---——1
Ltd
12.31
K-l
4.90
Axe-Templcton Growth Fund
Canada
11.26
11.55
E-2
8.98
4,48
of
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1.58
Axe-Houghton Fund
Co
Investment
5.19
Fund
Mut
Par
4.98
"
Devel
Atomic
Ask
Inn Resources Fund Inc__~—-lc
Inc—l
Fund Trust
Associated
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.14
Fund
16. 1959
lit
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
yMonday, November
.
.
98.188
98.081
98.125
97.973
—
1960
98.018
97.863
97.901
97.775
—
1960
97.815
97.263
97.299
97.029
:
-
97.083
94
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
105%
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset value,
Exchange,
b Bid
t New stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted to listing on
issued,
y
Ex-stock
the
dividend.
Volume
190
-Number
5899
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2081)
THE
Bank
clearings this week will show
pared with
based
us,
the
a
COURSE
increase
an
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
on
of
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
14, clearings from all cities of the United States
Nov.
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
be
8.8%
above
Our
year.
those
for
this center there is
18.3 %.
a
corresponding
week
last
totals
stand
for the
at
$22,564,389,006
in
week
same
At
1958.
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week Ending Nov. 14—
^1959
Chicago
1.172,267,782
1,188,939,453
Philadelphia
1,039,000,000
1,013,000,000
665,303,650
674,884,911
398,436,525
449,721,929
348,000,000
351,800,000
of next week.
cities
by
New
Boston
time
of
going to
press.
Kansas City
St. Louis
,
:
San Francisco
:
663,967,000
____/
Pittsburgh
!
,
,
Cleveland
In
we
the
elaborate
has to be estimated.
cases
detailed
statement, however,
which
able to give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
present further below
ended
Nov.
7.
For that
we
are
week there
was
increase
an
8.4%
of
1.4
446
in the
same week in 1958.
Outside of this city there
increase of 9.7%, the bank
clearings at this cen¬
an
having registered
Ended
gain
a
361,808,120
Nov.
of
16.1%.
We
District has managed to enlarge its totals
by
2.7%, the Dallas Reserve District by 13.4% and the San
Francisco Reserve District by 14.5%.
the
group
2nd
_
cities, five days
York__!
New
1.1
3rd
4th
Other
cities, five days
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
five
days
day
one
all
4,965,742,740
_
Richmond.
—
cities
for
+
$21,581,240,458 $19,788,168,041
;
983,148,548
week
5.5
6.7
9.1
+
8.8
for October and the 10 months of 1959 and 1958
follow:
Description—
.
——Month of October
Stocks—
Number
*
of
-1959
'.
61,330,245
& misc.
$118,668,000
Ten Months
-1958
V
shrs.
1959
95,087,094
—
1958
683,493,722
-596,774,710
•
Bonds—
Railroad
Internat'l
Foreign
U.
Bank
,
gOV't___
Total
$131,843,500 $1,241,975,600 $1,060,437,600
16,000
99,000
57,940,000
55,464,020
______
4,665,000
Govern't_
S.
-5,859,000
:
______
bonds—
$123,333,000
1,000
104,000
1956 to
Second
Quarter
145,347,090
+
2.7
626,157,271
645,235,833
568,902,781
+13.4
"
1,478,624,049
1,291,390,426
+ 14.5
530,280,267
1,254,131,676
1,141,121,703
25,790,394,643
22,841,466,446
+ 12.9
21,858,129,562
19,609,102,001
11,466,146,225
+
9.7
10,838,729,502
cities
of
" '298,497,687
69,496,464
02,373.056
48,262,270
45,712,805
41,409,195
36,872,530
179.459,738
203.841,340
126,543,995
622.163.477
501,687.616
393,278,749
425^969,862
61.330,245
95.087.094
63,983,390
40,342,215
of
bank clearings for leading cities for the
month of October and the 10 months ended Oct. 31 in
each of the last four years is shown below:
course
(ooo.ono
CLEARINGS
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
———Month of October
5,215,668,331
York
1st
2nd
New
3rd
IN
OCTOBER
3,369,223,627
4.762,755,447
4,944,282,507
4,685,869,980
+
14
6th
1.8
6,134,935,248
110,392,818,730
109,335,718,534)
61,313,414,336
+
59,014,224,522
60,625,140,364
16
_
Minneapolis
47,665
11th
31,826
12th
54,084
48,947
49.283
3,056
2,884
3,237
3,276
30.797
27.769
32,679
.....
3,558
3,386
3,244
3.340
32,400
29,920
29.880
3,193
3.116
2,965
3.045
31 ,€69
29.195
29,006
Louis
2,679
2,592
26,129
23,012
25,306
24,20f
2,382
2,291
2,055
2,030
22.866
20,320
19,734
2,179
2,160
20.103
18.588
20,878
1,931
1,906
21.016
19,227
17,631
17,219
2,076
2,665
2,733
Louts...
1,787
1,760
Minneapolis.
2,175
2,155
1,924
1,897
20.503
18.448
17,308
1,824
1,709
1,743
1.877
17,799
16.609
17.597
1.806
1,833
18,142
17,349
17,010
36,802,057,521
35,551,267,613
4.8
498,601.050,765
480,520,680,402
+
9.1
52,196,302,877
+ 11.2
+
66,179,591,450
32,910,570,104
57,134,214,555
63,213,114,433
33,150,803,698
1,834
16.895
15,625
15,815
56,994,609,684
+ 11.9
+ 11.0
1,820
1,673
1,701
1,617
1,651
16,772
15,603
15,837
Cincinnati
15,235
1,361
1,313
1,275
1.322
13,234
11.870
12,:*70
12,125
1,145
1,181
1,002
1.016
10,552
Richmond...
9,202
8,881
8.414
964
926
907
934
9,075
8.205
8,339
8.379
Orleans
1.212
934
973
977
10,060
8.817
7,153
101,845,745,028
941
994
945
902
9.577
8.745
8,789
8,198
10,436
Jacksonville.
1,167
1,115
996
953
12,279
10,740
1,026
979
870
884
9,874
8.538
8,345
3,301
1,177
1,075
1,039
1,102
10,988
9.272
9/376
;8.509
'
Portland....
,
Omtiha
29,923,621,740
28,509,542,352
30,338,997,020
30,513,563,033
+ 10.4
26,806,305,382
41,707,926,904
+
6.0
39,081,322,411
25,195,337,233
37,399,412,537
42,651.425,135
+ 11.8
793
859
748
714
7,644
7.051
6.620
6,440
.....
911
1.027
955
865
8.911
9.115
8,559
7.819
826
820
746
718
7.(582
6,974
6.509
Outside
New
The
York
43,440,181,520
41,983,889,404
59,441,292,399
+ 10.9
59,113,944,433
56,488,306,624
1,157,052,526,932
1,076,378,774,825
+
7.5
1,043,795,954,800
1,010,684,381,739
552,026,686,088
+
10.1
564,749,165,202
548,949,202,417
City
following compilation
covers
the years as by months for two
years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
Clearings Outside New York
723
723
843
6,745
5.726
5.812
5,793
6,151
$
January
February
'
624
Nashville....
Tot. 31 cities
Other cities
653
640
6.155
5,780
674
651
607
6,026
6,102
673
Milwaukee
638
624
.
610
610
585
6.787
6,082
679
110,978
626
102.523
474
101.862
+
5.0
60,285,727,779
2.7
+
6.8
53,127,642,757
58,727,484,647
48,570,309,970
+
95,538,115,725
+
9.4
108,313,572,170
+
7.9
61,372,559,743
53,367,808,896
+ 15.0
337,516,495,712
316,844,486,373
+
6.5
174,785,930,279
118,539,871,875
110,994,905.940
+
6.8
61,362,757,068
1st
Quarter
._
.
112,992,798,478
113,685,818,588
103,497,342,342
+
9.8
60,773,427,916
now
add
our
detailed
608.C59
552,026
statement
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
564,749
1958
$
,
.
Massachusetts—Boston
6.2
360,191,139,992
324,386,072,835
+
+
10.6
65,036,906.684
56,252,713,617
+ 10.1
59,694,588,891
Total
Total
9
Quarter__j_.
Months
36,136,483
36,208,020
3.386,531,790
or
185,097,491.319
166,327,198,917
+
7.4
545,288,631,311
8.0
62,770,918,595
61,313,414,336
1,157,052,526,932
1,076,378,774,825
+
7.5
608,059,549,906
552,026,686,088
1959
Inc.
$
Dec.
+ 25.3
4.176,167
3,535,022
+
18.1
2,748,594
2,803,935
304,399,509
287.099,870
+
6.0
7,368,187
+
6,767,874
+
8.9
5.1
6,685,771
7,417,138
32,400,161,315
29.920,971,036
8.3
913,809,937
6.6
755,645,023
738,979,037
158,655,064
139,202.668
+ 14.0
7,453,430
805,580,322
5,565,464
+ 13.4
-
33.9
+
3.3
5,112,992
4,623,450
108,435,259
88.076,543
+
+ 13.4
2,530,689
2,001,545
+ 26.4
1,902,280
1,713,918
0.8
4,737,361
4,057,329
+ 16.8
3.750 479
4.039,883
8.7
17.348.253
16,388,620
+
17,771,088
+12.4
164,490,205
153,182,366
+
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
23,054,000
s
Hampshire—Manchester-.
114 cities)
111.236,157
27,858,900
173.289,300
16.249,798
4.357.376.987
or
1959
1958
$
Inc.
$
-v
.
$
..
+
3.8
616,933,429
+
9.8
567,482,220
486,913,240
+ 16.5
18,983,273
10.541,207
17,456,036
+
14,715,914
+ 12.4
13,177,707
12,370,509
2,164,760,685
1.814,940,547
19.3
57,705,315
49,123,919
+
17.5
44,689,243
42,029,328
1.070,098,426
971,726,158
+ 10.1
28,409,692
24,464,850
+
16.1
22,982,097
22,112,961
34,259,300
30,102,700
—
5.8
—17.2
656,960.423
+
6.5
-
+
256,035,700
268,173,700
-v
2.8
1.642350.100
1,468,376,800
+11.9
39,559,000
32.266,200
+ 22.6
13,638,395
+
19.1
146.995,341
127,688,380
+ 15.1
3,718,412
3,314,214
1-12.2
39.888.790.212
36,547.047,559
9.1
1,104.992.675
968,848,689
4,135,312.191
1956
$
23.1
168,643,700
"
1957
or
Dec. %
1-20.1
_
104,812,099
years:
0.2
—
66,669,141
70,414,926
4
1958
75,615,306
58,077,244
for
137,093,681
+12.8
189,728,147
7
$
8,959.171
63,776,615
Nov.
171.750,659
17,110.591
227,794,065
and for week ended
2.4
+ 10.1
+ 16.4
Dec. 'c
11.400.142
73.059.195
Worcester
New Haven
years
+ 11.1
+
-Week Ended November 7-
19,980,450
Connecticut—Hartford
.
5.0
+11.3
490,713,271,752
+
19,105,583
Springfield
-
111,459,238,345
18,243,168
Bedford
+
60,365,995,744
10.0
964,919,536,480
11.0
+15.G
.
+ 12.3
9.2
+
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31Inc.
f12-2
>
,,
57,144,272,006
+
313,986,525,048
120,324,439,825
Months
.
52,930,213,294
104,267,154,989
345,419,745,365
1,036,728,087,107
;;
10
56,373,588,954
"
113,880.701,338
3rd
11.772,149
Lowell
Total
S
17,733,920
3,558.467,520
Fall River
Holyoke
New
548,949
20,636,562
Portland
September
-Month of Octobe*1959
Maine—Bangor
+
shewing the figures for each city for the month of October and since Jan. 1 for 2
—
Clearings at—
+ 13.2
650,933,011,432
98,585,229,931
Total
60,625
163,720,469,322
691,308,341,742
111,134,140,128
October
109.335
59,014
.___
122,963,654,434
1,157,052 1,076,378 1.043,795 1,010,684
110,392
Months
63,269,024,729
185,405,209,713
108,575,389,593
77,258
61,313
+13.7
1.6
5.9
5,607
81,276
111.459
53,433,184,849
+
+
5,703
5,301
62,770
8 8
+13.8
v
119,596,276,777
5.891
933,426
120,324
V
334,088,525,059
5.952
5,527
80,577
+
53,913,695,519
353,791,846,030
Quarter
-
962,519
All."
We
2nd
Total 6
5,716
93,617
160,665,603,513
-
121,566,155,567
Total
995.801
Outside NYC
Total
June
6,290
8,426
'/)
118,605,369,310
__
1.063,435
8,530
or
Dec.
102,025,256,873
—i
578
8,936
>
Inc.
$
116,885,869,529
100,90.9
9,346
.
1958
'
S
_
Total
April
1959
,
%
__
March
May
Inc. or
Dec.
5,909
Buffalo
New
1958
$
Month—
1
Clearings Outside New York——
1959
6.163
935
Memphis
Washington
+ 10.7
608,059,549,906
.
9.3G2
Paul....
Denver
St.
52,652,051,817
98,683,069,027
65,915,533,457
cities
_
8.557
Seattle......
Louisville..,,
Birmingham
31,349,475,031.
56,479,886,289
97,076,357,693
31,470,706,377
15,994
1.867
New
8.0
47,682,668,382
16,279
1,662
Baltimore...
.,
$
9.1
+
if
17,256
....
1956
$
+
16,311
Houston
Atlanta
Ten Months
1957
-
19.519
2,208
■
36,547,047,559
Francisco
Total
or
107,721,421,969
33,137,795.865
18.820
2.G07
San
Inc.
Dec. %
44,200,066,494
27,997
1,869
$
• #
16
Dallas
29,059
Fran...
Ten Months
1958
542,371,423,655
47,017,695,243
60,987,028,763
Kansas City
5.122
ten months for four years:
Ten Months
ff
9th
2.4
.
63,783,489,260
if
rOth
....
6,183,193,063
67,831,376,430
St.
1056
City
4,558,113,11)
8.0
if
Chicago
53,745
Kansas
4,457,224,032
+
ff
8th
461,735
..
5.5
568,342,774,718
7th
—Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1957
,.
4,115,894,638
35,803,936,040
.
48,718
A.:,,-
2,947,064,515
4,269,793,965
39,888,790,212
.
A V ant a
479,046
Cleveland
3.652,038,050
3,004,470,730
6.8
—
+
if
43,502
Pittsburgh
10,477,460,59)
0.1
—
6,553,614,443
"
-15
_
524.352
Detroit
5,931,238,03')
10,504,258,087
3,335,053,920
111,459,238,345
$
_
43,389
Boston
5,804,963,760
.
6,679,219,220
51,273,967,728
Cleveland
548,992
5.176
6,215,811,193
120,324.439,825
cities
1959
Richmond
5,855
St.
8.2
4,440,131,211
Philadelphia
4th
48,710
Dallas
9.2
2.5
+
41
10
4,713
San
+
+
3,452,795,133
—
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the
York
51,378
4.83^
3,499,054,493
10,523,191,829
M
cities
50,145
5.414
3,504,945,950
3,364,558,956
City
Boston
1958
5.403
7,014,603,877
2.4
6,743,133,188
Ten Months
1959
4.822
5,081,945,801
6,929,729,783
3,736,535.894
Federal Reserve Districts
1956
57,553
50,681,973,10)
0.2
0.6
10,788,710,106
tfl
44
175
We append another table
1957
...
53,388.652,746
+
+
3,797,843,287
6,172,406,410
If
•
$
4,059,273,841
+ 14.4
5,203,588,011
3,705,265,056
1956
$
3,976,844,708
62,770,918,595
:
New
1957
5.4
+
6,741,912,820
• «
18
Total
52,060,725,167
'
or
Dec. %
6,785,703,647
11
Outside
4,135,312,191
44
-
Inc.
59,572,854,722
14
1958
New York...
"1953
if
16
1959
Chicago
is a decrease of 6.8% but in the Dallas Reserve
District the totals record an increase of 5.5% and in the
San Francisco Reserve District of 1.8%.
41
7
Omitted)
Philadelphia
there
"
31
Louis
5th
BANK
improvement ol 2.5% and the St. Louis Reserve District
of 8.2% but the Minneapolis Reserve District suffers
a
falling off of 0.1%. In the Kansas City Reserve District
$
127,472,175
Months__
The
the
10,398,775,643
,
in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 9.2% but in the
Richmond Reserve District the totals are smaller
by
2.4%. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an.
and
4,357,376,987
cities
16
37,227,197
Quarter-
October
In
larger by 0.6%
4
44,532,173
71,971,820
0.2%.
are
8
144,537,263
266,734,754
70,889,423
51,051,873
57,518,442
720,650,749
"
1959
37,201,113
161,101,952
August
618,038,403
October—
53,229,949
44,478,864
297,846,276
September
5.0
12,579,394,693
54,106.201
211,206,988
July
+
City
153,960,424
442,703,739
__
Months—.
687^515,688
739,836.654
15
St.
56,618,288
679,020,042
594,787,963
590,591,718
488,988,953
721,854,948
"
10
Chicago
52,558,561
693,200,408
"
10
7th
48,309,665
+ 12.6
7
___■_
New
8th
54.178,523
1,366,448,117
742,982,502
$
46,400,622
50,305,141
f,149,411,274
1,503,850,258
836,622,756
Federal Reserve Districts
60,362,702
70,968.740
1,184,555,560
+ 12.8
"
.
9
__
47,197,100
121.387.664
1,293,838,613
'"673,034,393
+ 13.3
1,597,333,398
"
the
Philadelphia Reserve District
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
37,375,141
-.1,166,035,047
1,390,616,299
8.0%,
35,651,568
1,326,499,029
+
-
1,078,113,763
7.9
717,076,289
1959 aggregate of
clearings having been $120,324,439,825 and the 1958 aggregate $111,459,238,345. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show a
gain of
14.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 5.4% and in
of
11,414,866,386
0.3
+
—
8.4
the
Month
$
771,135,314
1,227,695,784
We also furnish
today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of October.
For that month there was an
increase for the entire
body of clearings houses of
40,197,732
64,351,283
4
15
48.160.955
1,166,726,867
1,330,482,414
1,435,190,502
■
885,454,155
9,580,370,004
1,801,325,249
-108
York
46.675.236
June
«
1956
$
-
911,360,252
;
6
;
Total
New
+ 15.9
835,926,287
:_____
Francisco
136 7+4.324
:—
Nine
San
Outside
"
+
______
;
1956
75.836,965
May
Third
12th
2nd
1957
49,871,356
65,793,447
April
Six
11th
82.449,860
Quarter...
I
Kansas City
Dallas
231.496.751
March
First
following:
1958
03,253,414
February
Minneapolis
10th
'■ " '
.
+14.0
1,163,174,177
7
17
St. Louis
968,848,689
11,767,801,834
;
1957
Dec. %
'
1
r
13,636,995,214
««
Inc. Or
$
6
Number of Shares
:
1959
1958
■
1,104.992,675
"
n
14
1959 is indicated in the
January
_*
__—.A
9th
$137,702,500 $1,299,932,600 $1,116,104,620
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first 10 months of
9
____
Chicago
3.4
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions on
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The results
cities
10
7th
+
$22,564,389,006 $20,738,638,041
_____
l^-L.A_-—-
6th.
+
950,470,000
i.;
Philadelphia,
2.3
+10.5
4,751,033,393
1959
Cleveland
5th
+
$16,615,497,718 $15,037,134,648
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
—12
——
The
Reserve
■;,4;
Boston
8th
Ten
7—
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
1.8
—
13.3%.
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase or
12.8%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 12.6% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 5.0%.
The Kansas City
12.9%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $25,790,394,643 against
$22,841,466,-
—13.2
—
547,007,326
341,737,449
1.4
2.6
—11.4
443435,578
'
559,418.855
Baltimore
+
676,179,918
,
384,830,764
—
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
in'
appears that
New York Reserve District
(including this city)
the totals register an
expansion of 5.9%, and in the
Boston Reserve District of 14.0% but in the
Philadelphia
Reserve District the totals record a
falling off of 0.3%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals show an im¬
provement of 7.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all
+ 18.3
—
Districts,
in the
Week
York
according to the Federal Reserve
they are located and from this it
which
1958
$9,330,457,413
CLEARINGS
covered
We
ter
$11,042,535,693
week
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
was
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
BANK
cannot furnish them
and
preliminary
against $20,738,638,041
the
clearings will
OF
Complete and exact details for the
the foregoing will
appear in our issue
45
+
5.4
—
+
4.5
'—
■
.
_
_____
+
14.0
.
3,058.513
911.360.252
'
.
2,8
885,454,153
The Commercial and
-Month of October-
Clearings at—
1959
1958
$
1959
or
York—Albany
638,003,505
12,744,530
—
4-
4-
4.9
33,407,092
6.5
135,583,708
2,921,614
26.2
6.6
131,056,456
1.2
1.5
2,483,876
2,670,108
16.1
11,019,400,060
2,203. 393,356
2,101, 319,159
2.1
6,155, 783,609
5,780, 336,520
0.7
130,,896,320
117, 148,874
4-11.8
3,886,812
-3,829,761
-+'
4.7
13,210,999,950
11,375,320,221
+
*
6.0
155, 515,421
139, 159,247
4-14.8
548,992 ,977,026
524,352, 088,737
217,882,938
194,028,008
4-12.3
2,038, 559,407
1,786 617,956
4-14.1
50,726,193
46,416,771
+
9.3
(10
4-
1.5
1,229 ,739,708
1,144 ,524,583
4-
7.4
31,378,229
27,482,894
+14.2
4-
2.6
285 ,811,677
255 491,159
(a)
+ 11.9
<a)
(a;
330,051,109
0.8
3,285',069,500
3,157 ,746,940
+
4.0
0.2
3,865 ,028,694
3,536 ,990,480
+
9.3
85,701,268
82,354,019
52,060,725,167
4-14.4
4.8
13,636,995,214
542,371,423,655
+
9,960,188
£
_
Philadelphia
Reading
77
881,945
+ 12.7
78,,688,103
88, 783,509
—11.4
72,304.765
-
68,264,282
70,323,032*
2.7
—
+ 15.9
101, 464,990
93, 363,371
+
8.7
2,495,855
43,130,747
21,145,356
3.6
429, 180,230
407 923,467
+
1.3
208,,270,714
189 181,383
+ 10.1
6,867,595
3.1
4,822,000,000
70
703,354
67, 151,273
:
9.580,370,004
11,414,866,386
43,502 000,000
+
8.9
0.2
47,389 ,000,000
19,795,613
8.8
208 ,291,244
171 ,835,534
+ 21.2
4.4
318 ,665,535
307 ,852,433
+
3.5
8,340,004
18,052,852
30,947,825
Bo is
30,732,993
2.5
+
178 ,998,458
0.7
+
318 435,928
164 ,115,800
*
9.1
+
,297, 769,615
6.9
+
'
'
-
"...
*/
2,341,948
2,112,697
+"
•■
1,089~000,000
1,072900,000
4,829,192
32,312,640
*18,500,000
York
+
3.8
"l.6
—
„
4,194,048 ,;
2.5-
+
1,716,606
+ 24.6
23 869,157
18
,729,277
+
2.2
74 538,339
67 348,327
90,091,232
+ 27.1
1,093 166,969
785 737,893
"> 39.1
"30,456,780
23959,697 ^
...'3.624,582
6,357,599
71,906,979
7.5
692, 901,532
778, 021,416
—10.9
24,511,318
20,037,581
+
5,215,668,331
5,203,588,011
0.2
51,273,967,728
47,017,695,243
9.1
1,163,174,177
1,166,726,867
.
+'30.9
66,544,978
Kazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Total (15 cities)
6,203.071
3,180.254
-
+10.7
114,530,019
3,358,807
3,433,816
-
.
+ 27.4
7,807,731
1,105,000,000
-'++6,693,617
6.8
7,975,286
49T7927
,,
1,006000,000
15.7*
2,138,396
1.926,469"
6,559,579
+
+
7,154,652
*4,300,000
7,637,760
1,882,569
-
4978,733
v
4.5 *•
+
'4,623,259 +
-7,206,511 *
-
'9
1,745,954
2,174,535
9.1
10.5
—
,
4900991
5985,000
5.3
21,538,281
4,831,000,000
—18.0
>
2,273,141
2,257,863
5.2
+
30,897,594
£
Wilkes-Barre.
1,769,324
1,451,786
2,066,482
—11.5
7,078,962
:
87 ,793,175
—29.1
44,685,375
Harrisburg
Lebanon
+ 34.2
9,514,452
12,089,882
21,428,293
_
7,423,333
6,748,742
10,694,392
.
23,342,111
28,528,486
District—Philadelphia■_
,
34,189,510-
•;
74,207,452
+ 16.5
11,767,801,834
568,342,774,718
9,210,326,353.
30,008,254
73,537,762
84,663,496
59,572,854,722
Bethlehem
Chester
Lancaster
7a")""
381,257,340
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Scranton
S a)
-
332,775,217
Tklrd Federal Reserve
2,403.992
3,356,812
24,385,564
29,728,837
(a)
4-
380,667,471
cities)
..
:
.
118.879.798
35,988,667
127,086,075
30,491,262
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
••
18,773.895.
24.342,917
+
+-
127,166,398
2,957,943
+
26,462,917
4-
4-11.7
4- 47.5
—
15,989,307
(Connecticut—Stamford
-
*
;•
.** :<\
129,037,117
Total
$
*
+
50,145,824,009
Utlca
Few
Dec. 1*
16,950,958
Syracuse
Du
S.
1956
1957
Inc. or
1958
%
Dec. %
57,553,521,230
.
Rochester
:
186,012,447
12,657,150
New York-
.
1959
Inc. or
1958
,
624,423,342
Jamestown
Monday, November 16^1959
; a
274,448,037
Buffalo
Elmlra
...
-Week Ent«2cl November 7
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31Inc.
Dec. %
Seeeod Federal Reserve District—New Yerk
Sew
Financial Chronicle
"
*
—
+
+
;
"
,
16,054,739
13,419,049;
22.0
0.3
;
22,819,535
1,078,113,763
—
'.15,663,730
1,166,035,047
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
6hlo—Canton
60,135,539
Columbus
1,313,516,765
2,592,268,613
287,478,900
22,151,468
8,174,486
-
+
61,370,578
1,361,435,267
2,679,170,685
321,932,700
20,313,203
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Lorain
63,088,034
-
Newark
-
Pennsylvania—Greensburg
44,112,154
165,963,666
Erie..__
(15
6,785,703,647
279,731.449.
+
6.3
518,183,8G2
J-12.9-''
261,637,761
592,324,338
270,659,781
584,951,839
+ 12.0
2,902 411,400
2,620,534,000
+ 10.8
72,677,000
-65,948,700
62,659,200
53,951,800
8.3
192 ,734,176
170,390,750
+ 13.1
8.2
75 ,779,749
65.280,270
+ 16.1
—
+
12,018,880
+
10.2 ' '
488,757,702.
499,023,818
+ 18.5
13,613,171
9,406.793
+ 44.7
11,404,654
10,667,595
3.5
633,,331,087
569,578,833
+ 11.2
13,897,221
13,414,053
+
3.6
13,364,757
13;718,684
+ 19.8
525,,400,175
443,092,018
+ 18.6
439,653,821
431,778,677
+
.1.8
439.732,644
445,612,176
1,435,190,502
1,330,482,414
7.9
1.326,499.029
1.293.838,619
5.0
+
—
591,,215,120
1,658 ,640,490
18,588,657,966
+ 11.5
398 ,579,067
360,324,408
+10.6
25,542,280
33,921,308
35,688,696
20,543,373
cities)
10,470,881
297,333,740
+ 13.5
-
20,103 703,018
+
2.5
2581,752,102
239,787,073
+
+
26,182,583
Kentucky—Lexington————,
West
Virginia—Wheeling„_
15,375,675
+ 11.5
522,070,123
6.9
41,899,280
I
87
11,870,395,178
23,012,419,232
601 027,385
0.6
2,007,176,614
;
:
+
13,234,,071,730
26,129 905,949
2.0
+
(a).
1,869,144,376
Oil City
13,063,710
3.6
3.4
37,588,909
< a)
Pittsburgh
Total
60,349,912
52,836,097
166,920,250
Youngstown
Toledo
7,553,592
60,081,183
58,239,078
Mansfield
+15.1
+
+
—
22,836,878
6,741,912,820
(a)
1,507,842,703
(b) 31,552,619
+ 10.0
,
•
—
8.2
+
7.9
5.2
324 417,396
289,985,925
—10.0
201 407,586
196,093,847
0.6
67,831,376,430
60;987,028,763
+ 11.2
+
+ 11.9
-
2.7
+
t
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
fkSt Virginia—Huntington
trglnia—Norfolk
24,823,687
-
Frederick
District Of Columbia—Washington
y,
Total (8 cities).
a..
1,701,902,061
7,513,004
674,961,297
3,705,265,056
Carolina—Charleston
..Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
1,181,243,080
44,668,404
90,234,724
1,673,861,011
6,897,668
624,667,094
Iwuth
9
21,960,219
95,053,000
1,145,059,468
-
'Richmond
+ 13.0
37,982,968
81,377,658
224, 361,862
+
—
6,090,110
+ 11.7
944 418,000
908, 215,000
+
4.0
23,644,000
23,843,000
3.1
10,552 ,963,693
9,202, 805,801
+ 14.7
258,646,412
9,374,600
235,846,822
395,034,430
345O2T505
+ 17.6
406 ,453,242
354,,713,728
+ 14.6
+ 10.9
802 ,543,845
709 ,601.180
+
16,772 ,541,627
15,603 ,638,558
+
7.5
8.2
73 ,777,272
68 ,523,336
+
192,219.031
202.268.669
■>'9.7
13.1
1.7
20.398.390
22,407,605-
0.8
—
4.802,-365
5.084,750
+ 18.8
5,125,650
200, 806,465
4.6
3,797,843,287
90,903,000
7.7
—
—
7,489,850
7,279,085
338,4517732
312,lo£Io8
*
-
7.5
6,026 ,876,499
6,102 ,499,630
2.4
—
4.0
'+~U.5
•+
9,014,021
35,803,936,040
33,150,803,698
—
1.2
143036,735
8.0
835,926,287
\
141,3737683
136,232419
8.4
717,076,289
673.034,39^
+
771,135,314
579
+
1527184" 316
+
"
4.4
—
Sixth Federal Reserva
Distriet—Atlanta—
Ttfpnessee—Knoxvlll#
155,990,081
141,034,067
636,061,506
1,258,747,323
+ 13.7
32,613,708
31,247,126
679,303,356
+
6.8
6,290.,098,816
5,716,593,377
+ 10.0
150,993,202
115,914,364
1,867,700,000
1,820,800,000
+
2.6
18,142 800,000
404,800,000
377,700,000
*31,000,000
17,349,000,000
;+'■ 72
29,484,855
26,645,424
28,407,664
1,115,188,020
+
5.1
311, 466,966
270,342,692
+ 15.2
6,820,141
-+19.4
+
4.3
272, 168,966
247,679,808*
+
—
0.9
291 493,492
..Nashville
<Horgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
—
27,796,608
30,928,102
Macon
Plorlda—JacksonvilleTampa
1,167,035,263
___
150,786,038
(16
1,020,683,525
9.5
10,988,,397,036
9,272,796,847
+ 18.5
+
3.0
690, ,164,543
624,623,649
+ 10.5
2.0
355 ,082,987
+10.2
357, ,077,000
—22.0
754 ,211,319
660,150,134
6,172,406,410
*14,500,000
Grand Rapida
12,732,573
2,884,674,000
45,793,003
207,183,2.45
22~5,2987282
17,958,621
\ 15,816,651
+13.5
V" "
+17.5
"723,127
38.6
203,456,079
210,261,032'
+ 13.3
1,184.555.560
1)149,411,274
+ 16.3
2,655,607
2.272,116
4.4
114 ,526,356
4.3
,747,306
30,905,888
9.2
951,014
+ 29.8
f
"
10,0601,540,677
8,817,970,127
+14.1
285,379,322
205,940,779
9.2
63,783,489,260
56,994,609,684
+ 11.9
1,390,616,299
1,227,695,784
+ 10.1
3,089,341
+
-14,514,695
16,383,066'
'
+
83,014,305
+ 13.9
142,464,046
129,446,546
+
6.0
30,797,443,000
27,769,034,000
'
809,468
+
'•
'
"728,146
+ 10.9
+
1.3
449,748,765
818,485,439
386,167,152
810,719,491
+ 16.5
+
1.2
16,893,576
+
8.4
179,852,348
151,217,422
+ 15.8
504,158,604
457,342,535
+ 10.2
+
1.0
22,166,766
18,896,896
+ 17.3
210,743,384
185,655,853
+ 16.3
146,701,889
126,692,755
20,516,353
48,950,527
11,512,668
49,493,954
613,232,554
7,497,538
11,716,603
2,075,174
1,817,780
4,210,395
41,240,561
Milwaukee
3,583,762
+ 17.5
41,G21,023
673,455,000
Oshkosh
8,337,709
—
Watertown
—
Rapids
Des Moines
35,980,139
268,706,497
266,363,529
City
91,639,214
4,840,517
16,295,657
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
6,117,872
93,836,603
3,970,422
.
(31 cities)
18764L144
18.558,639
97457,202
11,603,055
10.720,843
12.TOG7685
12"7l527l78
636,051,413
550,186,156
+ 15.6
157632,575
147963,884
+
5.7
1,243,012,996
4,208,289,502
1,082,517,182
+-14.8
0.7
3,712,894,551
+ 13.3
1067461,000
95>4l7oOO
+"lT.7
9
l7974,OOC
85.416.000
+ 11.2
489,001,298
415,462,506
+ 17.7
11,246,123
13.267,397
10.424,558
+ 17.5
214,408,785
177,954,994
+ 20.5
6,448,742
1.1
486,345,074
439,101,725
+ 10.8
9.8
6,787,060,840
6,082,459,646
—
+
+ 11.2
84,480,119
1.7
116,967,443
+ 14.2
20,754,348
—
74,025,745
114,715,476
11.6
4 5
10,741,555
+ 16.8
4,828,208
4,610,482
138,429,704
+ 16.8
136,154.055
119.282.707
8,"700>07
1617731,667
+
-5,519,220
•
4.7
+ 14.1
+
2.0
18,760,596
+ 10.6
+
5.4
+ 14.6
372,010,097
326,683,954
+ 13.9
+ 10.1
7.849,770
6.656.400
—
0.9
2,523,609,683
2,234,743,388
+ 12.9
67,731,703
60,794,709
+ 11.4
50,984,785
50,094.244
—
2.3
882,938,917
784,717,745
+ 12.5
21,509,657
20,888,982
+
3.0
15,994.639
15,578,589
43,395,757
40,626,969
+ 18.8
159,952,110
131,931,923
75,940,814
70,424,296
77,100,993
+
39,470,071
.
+ 21.9
42,331,563
10,788,710,106'
+ 15.4
—22.7
5,414,975,331
79,300,201
59,586,956
37,120,052
3,291,443
Rockford
1*9,1627817
117489,074
+
7,914,336
35,906,886
Peoria
19-,5%7221
—
13,719,507
I
5,406,882,483
Decatur
-
+ 15.8
24,112,971
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
2,655,657
+ 13.5
14,760,040
58,065,809
119,823,347
418,320,678
44,380,416
421,326,791
L
,
+ 18.9
50,014,617
67,023,109
112,955,139
—.
Indianapolis
Springfield
Sterling
1957543.264
^"+"575
233,2537813
>
49,339,441
Bay City
Manitowoc
v
+
17,163,682
<
Terre
205,^46,126
-f 11.6
18,314,454
Lansing
Muskegon
Bend
6,86*6 >319
-
215.044,652
'+3.3
'
57,903,804
Jackson
South
6,668,663
5,553.416
+ 13.1
3,562,440
3,056,375,000
46,384,329
84,017,776
Indiana—Fort Wayne
>■
358,300,000
•
+ 14.2
101,282,509
388,600,000
--+18.0
34,442,000
102,180,348
11,248,550
300,998,292
313,713,000
llli210;406
125,499,092
-578~78,44S
241,574,372
.
27.732.312
27,874.414
.
District—Chicago—
-—
Total
+14.3
+
934,687,364
Arbor
Detroit
'4
10,740,185,636
1,410,,652)623
+
6,743,133,188
Seventh Federal Reserve
Sioux
12,279 ,432,739
+ 30.3
-1
7 ) "6,5747601v
249,635,824
4.7
68,704,678
3,716,740
1,212,765,334
Cities)-.-.-
Michigan—Anh
Iowa—Cedar
8.4
+ 40.6
+
..
,
~6r,886^236
37,268,769
79,732,910
11,739,018
—
8,144,559
9.9
37,972,000
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Sheboygan
+
4.6"
70,748,473
1
Mississippi—Hattiesburg__.
Flint
268,936,877
+
+ 38.2
1,177,899,478
Mobile
Montgomery
Total
1,431, 628,434
38,019,787
Alabama—Birmingham
Meridian
107,089,397
1,075,601,328
+ 10.6
+
9,581,044
6.8
+ 21.2
7.8
1,897,746
0.2
54,084,629,399
48,947,455,404
+ 10.5
1,317,913,143
—15.2
344,448,731
322,115,007
+
6.9
8,638,685
7,018,510
2.9
755,849,570
691,720,209
+
9.3
16,648,402
15,746,294
+
11,257,088
—
+
+
2,140,800
1,167,064,109
-
"
49,693,905
+ 19.9
536,711,830
466,904,472
+ 15.0
12,906,475
36,451,846
+
1.8
330,435,758
303,380,577
+
8.9
3,282,883
8,803,651
+
0.3
33,908,987
31,829.347
+
+
2.5
107,721,421,969
97,076,357,693
+ 11.0
+
1.414.947
1,570,584
990
383,232
+ 12.9
1,093,327,026
+ 23.1
7.351,524
6,120.452
5.7
15,334.33'J
14.856,074
+ 14.6
10.583.476
18.1
6,773.595
10.796,752
6,954,267
+ 12.8
1,503;850.253
1.366,448,117
6.5
10,523,191,829
—11.4
*
1,801,325,249
v
7,451,760
----
1,597,333,398
r
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
Cape
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
I
1,787,982,099
1,760,490,812
24,669,884
19,703,153
3,656,729
Girardeau
Independence
3,826,389
964,464,736
926,551,157
935,985,128
723,976,635
4,515,303
3,883,034
+ 16.3
15,262,015
14,363,953
+
3.736,535,894
3,452,795,133
+
1.6
16,895,681,461
15.625,411.819
+
8.1
+ 25.2
206,644,957
173,267.724
+
1-9.3
4.4
38.737,306
34,570,700
4.1
j;9,075.800,783
8,205,009,464
+ 29.3
6,745,796,762
5,726,927,271
34.342,716
30,687,856
+ 11.9
6.3
140,791,880
127,746,906
8.2
33,137,795,865
29,923,621,740
—
—
Illinois—Jacksonville
Qulncy
—
Tetal (7 cities)-.
I
+
407,100,000
364,300,000
+11.7
346,100.000
333.300.000
10.6
206,618,136
198,578,929
+~~4.0
192.300,772
186.460,823
+ 17.8
219,106,515
176,718,453
+ 24.0
151.616.098
156.525.220
10.2
37798,105
3,385.126
+1272
37l83,53B
2.733.999
+ 10.7
836,622,756
742,982,502
12.6
653:200.408
679.020,042
+ 12.1
+
+
+
Volume
190
Number 5399
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2033)
47
Month of October-
Clearings at—
.
1959
Ninth Federal Reserve
$
34,691,848
Rnohf fP
42,175,168
£re°
0.9
372, 663,058
20.503, 919,252
18,448,103,358
9.2
167, 085,426
156,508,059
+
+
+
64.053,443
9,715,000
:
1958
$
Inc.
$
1957
or
Dec. %
.
195S
»
t
496, 808,003
465,477,622
8.6
„
11,249,049
9.5
.10,677,410
14,819,354
464,403,996
+
4.9
407,275,526
397,805,895
1807371", 465
: 166,813.365
+
8.1
159,531,572
147,707,065
12,779,111
+
6.4
11,005,829
9,506,398
4.4
5,227,523
5,313,855
+ 10.1
—
1.4
+ 10.5
13759~i7l97
6.7
+
4.0
86 045,000
73,926,000
114, 029,102
102,385,123
..
+ 16.4
3.7
+
—
+ 11.4
4.6
190
,036,108
198,815,867
+
4.1
494 158.476
426,399,093
+ 15.9
+
1.7
49, 960.383
41,215,890
+ 21.2
—
8.0
319, 185,609
295,351,225
+
—11.4
232 896,578
206,547,618
+ 12.8
—14.5
661, 596,139
649,529,077
+
1.9
23,364,936
+
6.3
—
47359,962
4.4
—
4,559,427
—
29,457,884
75,138,447
-87,839,006
4,168,562
4,617,576
3,364,558,956
3,309,223,627
9.7
—
24
-
837,442
,-
971677890
18,010,261
721,854,948
687,515,688
1,429,203
8.1
9,695,479
17T10M49
1,596,286
—10.5
1,155,809
-26,088,828
_____
:
Lewiston
;
24,675,250
—
10,180,936
487,082,049
6.8
5,035,613
40,451,824
37,211,575
(16 cities U
6,974,817,331
47,193,548
27, 274,862
0.7
+ 11.1
—
50.236,080
"
5,121,539
Total
47, 840,990
22,647,016
52,307,247
Huron
Montana—Billings
7,682, 369,949
7.7
9,343,000
•13,071.521
21,604,100
Sioux FallS—
0.7
+
12,587,741
375,232,355
—13.5
2,725.997
58,559,892
—
^.Minot
^
Dakota—Aberdeen—
South
_
1959
Dec. %
+
5,454,765
Falls
Inc. or
$
—17.7
820,585,456
Helena
1958
+
2,'934)957
~f
^b,°f
Forks
1959
16,465,111
,
wi,S
Grand
or
2,155,064,167
2,175,143,021
'17,977,538
NohKi8^
:
Inc.
Dec. %
District—Minneapolis—
fit
Great
Week Ehded November 7—
1958
$
1,034,113
12,169,622
+ 11.8
731.131
0.1
9,427,626
'
1.3
171,303,675
*
8,342,800
7,108,219
5.0
15,977,743
12,527,193
5.0
—
618,038,403
—
.
0.1
31,470,706,377
-28,509,542,352
+ 10.4
+ 12.1
53.673,430
45,873,029
+ 17.0
—
5.4
—
+
.
594,787,969
■*k,
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City■r-
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
'
5,605,070
i___—_.2
Lincoln
v.
■
-
__
Omaha
Parsons
Ai
Z®p,eka-'
___
39,439,880
150,903,688
*
—
Missouri—Joplin
__i_.
Kansas City___.____
St. Joseph
1
Carthage
\.
r,
5,747,257
2,154,664
gklahonia—Tulsa
olorado—Colorado
Denver
Springs
+ 12.2
12,418,940
9,121,181
9.4
35,490,144
37,526,372
365,798,278
0.7
1,503,459,769.
6.7
—
1,374,312,328
6.0
—
„
22,734,224
54,610,297
26,179.705
+ 18.0
310,694,665
—11.3
8,911,258,309
44,200,066,494
■
734,688
10,044/727
623,990,685
313,626,931
180,938,717
''
153,976,817
'
'
h
36.2
8,995.750
11,512,680
5.4
+
28,767,596
27,486,810
—
9.3
4747840,836
458,235,887
+
3.6
387,764.615
367,146,703
+
4.1
16,681,768
15,277,712
+
9.2
13,179,429
12,836,121
7,117,212
4,750,859
+
49.8
5,135,481
+ 14.8
41,707,926,904
3,047,895,228
0.2
+
+12.9
2.2
—
r"*
mmm
5,608.276
■
-
*
A,762,755,447
.
—
+
9,115,253,798
6.3
—
+
+ 12.1
275,119,029
1,027,738,024
4,440,131,211
■__
1
638,434,421
26,108,337
3,054,061,133
+
19,227,516,650
664,721,486
3.1
—
61,192,241
21,016,999,225
8.0
—
297,445,424
30,879,436
,
(14 cities)_
325,985,069
'T',
+ 20.4
911,493,706
-1
__
178,521,912
951,968
+ 17.7
15,071,235
317,513,680
-
——
Total
2,224,840
8.4
46,425,830
+ 19.9
..+
6,161,386
"2,208?701,471
72,676,567
+
7,051,554,993
18,140,143
f":
467,140,773
*
,,
+17.3
66.864,522
2,076,308*,207
.
12,180,830
7,644,265,811
54,630,124
+19.2
—
lo! 3
515,063,543
7.7
—
1,641,470
32,906,875
+
8.8
+
859,170,918
4.500,480
VMBJHi
—-J
■
——
47,435,503
5 364 784
;
5,000,840
'.151,940,236
____
Wichita
•■v
-
_
51,623,821
-793,333,161
i
Kansas—Manhattan
•
_
6.8
—
6.0
739,836,654
720,650,749
+
540,341,449
+ 15.5
18,976,372
12,073,459
+
263,087,234
590,591,718
626,157,271
2.7
+ 19.2
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
59,926,129
BeaumontDallas
'1-Z'Z
_:
'
Worth
Ft.
2,291,733,658
+ .3.9
_
284,990,514
254,082,534
+ 12.2
206,916,209,
196,323,831
+
_"
_
Galveston
33,047,000
Houston
Port
u-A~_I
Arthur
Wichita Falls
;
+
8,724,382
36,824,828
34,745,435
11,383,414
65,477,472
58,678,597
4,944,282,507
4,685,869,980
__
■.
Louisiana.—Shreveport
r-
.
(11 cities)
■
+ 12.5
480,377,169
+ 12.0
,
1,750,155,047
+ 12.5
51,012,695
46,106,393
+ 10.6
40,409,160
41,552,385
273,233,000
-'304,954,000
—10.4
6,986,000
6,534,000
+
6.9
7,922,000
8,937,000
17,799,237,822
.
16,009,510,875
86,826,341
+ 11.2
7.4
+
3.9
79,624;380
1
6.0
+
.
=■
5.1
+
.
329,000,872
112,415,156
620,987,024
47,682,668,382
•
546,841,615
8.3
42,651,425,135
7,099,932
6,830,637
9.0
14,319,219
16,981,123
645,235,833
568,902,781
6,993,531
—15.7
+ 11.8
569,862,374
.
5.5
+
—
304,140,737
'
1
-
+ 11.6
•
10,204,3%
405,251,642
2,404,863,414
,
1,969,518,696
8.9
—
11,135.794
448,310,182
20,320,351,480
2,694,390,522
"
6.7
'
57.2
+ 13.8
22,866,643,294
>,
5.4
+
12,231,529
—
Texarkana
1.6
,—
30,343,000
,
8,281,863
-
■,
1,709,748,541
1,824,401,555
Total
0.7
+
30.597,587
2,382,080,267
■
El Paso
.
59,509,001
30,105,141
__2_.
4
+
8.2
5,904,695
.
t
+ 15.5
97,332,184
+
17,138,840
+ 13.4
«-
15,509.600
530,280,267
488,968,958
15.2
189,171,702
166,429.292
9.6
6,429,204
5,026,268
•
Mt
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
8,693,229
________
Idaho—Boise
50,753,553
Portland
1,026,147,550
.
___
Salt, Lake
20,258,000
979,865,565
l:
.Utah—Ogden
•'
51,449,078
23,463,000
:
——,
27,878,933-
•
City
Arizona—Phoenix
Modesto
.*
524,855,128
457,899,355
+ 14.6
224,246,000
171,543,000
+ 30.7
+:
+
509,236,490
+
1,227,687,024
+
3.7
375.479,610
313,922,399
+
87,117,203
+
2.6
886.151,027
830,225,621
+
3,116,183,926
-459,104,580
144,570.574
46,599,068
43,677,824
-
-'
_______
Stockton
187,788,334
179,_664~389
109,061,804
100,172,933
+
307376,035
29,417,270
+
3.3
29,674,497
27,197,116
257753! 873
17,609,266
+ 17.9
18,779,355
17,384,281
775719*9,'401
675,992,071
40,448,660
10,702,422
6.7
28,221,266
3,193,301,964
__o__
lT.O
+ 13.0
31,277,789
19.6
29,377,612
+ 16.4
3.9
293,003.179
251,705,442
2.5
31.669,910,724
29,195,941,062
+ 10.1
-
1,569,285,762
1,265,622,115
+ 24.0
475,848,800
391,744,283
+ 21.5
+
—
+
+ -6.7-
+
8.5
1
592,102,578
27,349,231
29.3
655,325.190
31,683,820
+ 16.8
10,453,527
8,473,503
15,764,243
17.322.J09
+
14.7
+
9,165,955
•
;
.
•••
•
+
8.9
658,544,029
582,766,658
6,670,219,220
6,553,614,443
+
1.8
65,915,533,457
59,441,292,399
111,459,238,345
-+
8.0
1,157,052,526,932
1,076,378,774,825
61,313,414,336
+
2.4
608,059,549,906
552,026,686,088
18,097,496
16,078,743
+12.6
1,478,624,049
1,291,390,426
+ 14.5
1,254,131,676
1,141,121,700
7.5
25,790,394,643
22,841,466,446
+ 12.9
21,858,129,562
19,609,102,601
+10.1
70,561,710
13.0
+ 10.9
76,831,494
r
-■-■*
.
<
.
San Francisco-
95,578,645
4.6
+ 13.5,
39,099,288
*__•
Riverside
211,390,478
—
7,805,156
20.6
2,296,032,051
532,747,474
-
5.1 ;
240,903,898
108845,931
9.4
1,393,798,076
—11.4
•
+
9,874,411,366
<
+
197,075,053
+ 14.9
2,768,917,476
1.0
227,044,117
7,052,216
+15.6
246,116,979
4,067,665,940
2.1
+ 10.3
59,897.455
8,538,904,188
282,895,238
4,451,110.201
'
4.7
+
—
.40,562,281
•
_
~.San Jose__-___„
Santa Barbara
•
1.4
—
89,408,589
;_
Pasadena
-
3.7
+•
■
124,143,643
•
9.5
+
—
250,986,751
53,045,272
130,433,618
Long Beach_______^__-_-_—__
+
267,812,643
•
"
9.3
—
472,666,284
276,795,912
__
California—Berkeley
80,515,243
8,745,951,906
277,760,486
—-5.3
•
J27.300.386
467,998,963
1.4
79.404,776
9,577,164,105
+15.8
32,613,221
,
9.8
—
994,206,324
.
—__;
Oregon—Eugene
9,639,599
»
94M03i989
29,575,959
^______
Yakima—.—
12,579,394,693
11,466,146,225
+
9.7
10,838,729,502
10,398,775,648
*
Total
(18 cities)-;
total
Grand
.
(175 cities)
120,324,439,825
Outside New York—
"Estimated.
62,770,918,595
operations
Clearings
a>
■
•
discontinued.
(b) Clearings
are
for
months
9
+
only.
■
Of'
*
Redemption Galls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE * RATES
:
Pursuant
-
to the Secretary of the Treasury
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
;
■
•
We give below
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
~
.
-Country
and
BY
NOVEMBER
Unit
Monetaiy
•
Noon
6,
a
the buying rate for cable transfers
FEDERAL
1959
TO
RESERVE
BANK
NOVEMBER
Buying Rate
for
Cable
12,
1959,
Transfers
UNDER
the different
S
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
in
New
York
(Value
in
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
and
preferred
including
those
called
The date indicates the
.0120581
—r
Austria,
PCUnq
Belgium,
—
—
Franco
.00311275
(Metropolitan),
Germany, Deutsche
India,
rupee
franc—;
..
.210300
1:
________
.0385265
Hotel
.00203750
Mexico,
Marshall
Field
.00311275
Textron,
New
Zealand,
.
00203785
.00203790
,
2.802440
2.803020
.328133
.328050
.0800560
.00161060
CLOSED
.00277564
VETERAN'S
Spain,
Union
United
__n
of
:
Africa,
Kingdoms pound
sterling
.00277564
Nov 23
Nov 30
1970— Nov 16
*
.0800560
.0800560
.264585
.264800
.264730
2.776257
'
2.775841
.140112
*
1833
.140125
.497700
.497700
.4.97700
Firestone Tire
.0349200
.0349200
Home
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
.192986
.193037
.230618
2.793125
2.803600
2.802440 v
2.803020
2.804020
1st
Rubber Co..
±¥2%
cumul.
Co., Ltd.—
secured pipeline bonds due Nov.
Jacksonville
.230625
2.7.93544
&
Dec
1962
pfd. stock__Nov 15
971
Nov 23
1420
1
1734
Dec 15
*
Oil
6 ¥2 c!o
.193037-
.230481
2.792547
Pag®
Date
1934
.140081
-
*
1
.6349200
-
REDEMPTIONS
Dec 2
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., 7% cumul. preferred stock—Dec 31
City Investing Co., 5V2?c cumul. pfd. stock
Jan
1
.328000
.230468
■__
fund bonds due
extended)!
4,A% preferred shares
Company and Issue—
Ampal-American Israel Corp,—
6?c debentures, series F, due Dec. 1,
Automobile Banking Corp.—
Capital conv. debs. 5¥2%
due 1970
.00161060
2.791970
—
pound
(as
Co.,
PARTIAL
.497700
.193012
;
franc-
South
&
subord. sink. fd. debs, due Feb. 1,
15-year 5%
.0166065
:_
kjrona.,
Switzerland,
1960
.0349200
peso
peseta—.
Sweden,
DAY
.328066
2.775267
-
2.774693
esci'do
Nov 24
2.803600
2.804020
*
.0800560
.264525
.140087
Philippine Islands,
Portugal
1,
.209587
dollar
Norway, krone—
Pag®
Date
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
bonds-,
.239705
.00161060
pound
TENDER
Inc.—
.209600
1
peso
redemption,
George Corp.—
mortgage sinking
.210337
.239720
.00277564
Netherlands, guilder
OF
mortgage
first
.210350
.239715
.00161060
Malayan
St.
4j/2%
■
Malaysia*.
trust
coll.
Oct.
,..209525
.00277552
''-1
1st
.0199980
.209550
—J
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
1.055781
.239720
lira
Japan.
.0120959
.00311275
.
.00311275
'.00203750
mark___
r4-
Ireland,- poun<+__v__"
Italy,
'
for
Company and Issue—
2.233944
.0199960
called
under sinking fund provisions.
or last date for mak¬
redemption
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
1.056536
1.055911
.
.
.0385265
.0199900
1.055963
.210375
markka .UCA
.0121106
2.234278
.
-.0385265
.0199880
dollar
.Ceylon.* rupee.
Finland,
2.233482
.0385265
franc
.Canada,
.0120886
2.233019
schilling-
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
the current volume
—
A.lstrana,-
a
common
NOTICE
$
$
$
Money)
will be found
Below
Thursday
Nov. 12
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 9
$
TREASURY
TO
Monday
Nov. 6
peso—
on
record for the week just passed.
Friday
•
Argentina,
Fund Notices
the requirements of Section 522 of tlie Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
to
certifies daily
mtge.
Terminal
33/a%
1,
1977-
Co.—
bonds, series A, due Dec.
1, 1977
Dec
.
Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mtge. pipe line bonds 6¥o ser. due June 15,
Michigan
1977
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2084)
Piedmont &
Northern
Date
,
Page
.
Nov. 4,
1(=
ASSETS—
_
mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due Dec. 1, 1966—.Dec
3hinyetsu Electric Power Co:, Ltd. (Shinyetsu Denryoku
l
1st
(extended
Co.,
Texas
Eastern
6%
Transmission
due
fund bonds, due Dec. 1,
1962)—
—Dec
due June 1, 1971
Dec
Corp.—
June
_
—
issues
called
3runswick-Balke-Collender
U.
Century
Investors,
Page
Nov
15
1732
1
1939
.Dec
15
J1468
non-cumul.
partic.
conv.
preference stock—
M.)
Scott &
Sons
—
.Nov
sinking fund debentures due May 15, 1968..
Tishman Realty fe Construction Co., Inc.—
5%
cumulative
preferred stock—
—
17
.Dec
22
General
5%
f.
s.
debs,
due Dec.
1,
1964
_
16
1881
.Dec
1
Within
to
in
this
issue.
volume
Jin
3,782
After
Cash
5
+•
441
1,351
+
4061
+
417
21
+
in
14,321
1,253
U.
..-ll_______—....—
Decrease (—) Since
-
18,348,642
1958
7,001
947,841
156
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
+
—
3,422
deposits—'
1
Less
2,159
+
624
—
f>
'
gold
certificate
19,296,483
reserves
6,845
+
55
+
1,356
1,210
134
188
—
14
—
87
—
.
15
1,483
30,489
.*
:
487
—
+
of loans
R.
notes
Other
of other
banks
cash
Discounts
and
Industrial
359,610
advances—
—
71,150
+
—
20,827
+
16,517
—136,492
+
available
loans
banks
individual loan, items
reserves;
comparable
on
commercial
+
1~001
2,601,150
+
49,500
1959.
-
NSP
worth
common
consin
IV,
424
+
511
after
deduc¬
form
revised
July
The
Certificates
Notes
bought outright
repurchase agree't
49,500
+
80,100
+
173,500
U.
Total
S.
Gov't
26,777,712
loans
from
and
foreign
securities
30,600
+
1,332,500
securities
27,312,131
banks
1,457,840
+ 213,601
+
411,039
467
+
5,564
17,889
+
91,837
19,266
5,505,694
premises
Other
+
+
1,258,839
15
Cash items in process of collect'n
3ank
-166,091
98,850
326,110
assets
Total assets
—
__
+
+
53,262,782
_
Vulcan
Mold
Stock
Reserve
27,739,934
+136,251
+
474,046
U.
S.
bank
18,050,167
491,505
reserves—1—_
—364,602
.+
257,846
Treasurer—general acc't
Foreign
—
Total
cash
items
4,975
—
+
.
—443,089
245,521
—
1,529
.+
881,961
51,750,264
—
—
:
+
16,104
+
37,033
1,126,590
Other
Ratio
to
--
4xk%
of
liab.
:—
384,549
.....
....
liabilities
Contingent
ances
and
P.
&
+
26,853
1,258,889
(S.
(quar.)—!
Co.
D.) Co.,
Stock
Steel
commitments.._
760
+
I,
>
.
2.9%
—
14,301
—
-
.
1,015
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
shows
the
following
changes for the week ended November 4:
decrease
*
lion.
loans
deposits
of
Loans
adjusted
credited
$624 million
Commercial
and
to
to
in
and
demand
brokers
and
principal
Increases of
$1,210
domestic
industrial loans
carrying U. S. Government
f
million
banks,
for
in
a
adjusted.
$171 mil¬
purchasing
and other securities
Holdings of Treasury bills
and
net
securities
Electric
Oil
million
Treasury
•
and
$73 million respectively.
certificates
or
increased
of
indebtedness
total of
decreased
Holdings of
'increased
$137
r
11-
12-
11-
1
others
increased
$424
million.
Loans
domestic commercial banks increased $406 million.
11-
G
to
and
12-
1
10-29
States
Power
26,697,277
23,864,588
11-16
12-
1
11-13
30c
12-
1
11-
1
36c
12-
1
11-
1
12-20
12-
5
$1.50
I-
2
12-15
25c
12-20
12-
5
25c
11-21
11-
35c
12-
1
11-16
$1.20
12-
1
11-16
J30c
12-
1
10-30
—
dividend)
$1
Paper
Wilbur
Co.
Wisconsin
Class
Wood
Wood
Wood
11-
9
12-31
12-11
11-27
11-17
11-
—
11-
2
12-24
12-10
1-10
12-10
1-
1
11-16
12-24
Corp.
record
these
at
20
and
11-27
11-17
10-30
11-16
11-
5
11-20
11-
2
2-19
1834C
,
the
first
tbe
Service,
at
12-18
62V2C
10c
:
com.
(year-end)
(quar.)
1-29
12-
8
$1.50
90c
(increased
$3
52 %c
pfd.
1-
4
yi-
1
11-30
12-
the
shares
cents
11-13
12-26
12-10
12-
11-
1
1-31
12-
1
2
pid.
(s-a)
close
of
of
Marine
business
Fan-Alaska
share
per
%
rights to purchase two
of
by
Drilling.
Oct.
on
said
Inc.,
29,
1959;
common
Corp.
stock
stockholders
between
Nov.
be
250.000
balance
Marine
at
shares
of
the
$35,000
will
and
options
of
a
as
will
offered
Inc.
be
sell
and
retain
Pan-Alaska stock sold.
shares
Drilling,
for
to
paid
contribution
BUSINESS—Pan-Alaska
(2,362,480
the
expense
P&n-Alaska
to
the
proceeds
The
proceeds
shares)
of
for
the
the
after
offering
exercise
of
capital.
Corp. ,'was
incorporated under the laws of
the State of Texas on
March 5. 1959; prifnarily formed for the
purpose
of acquiring United States oil and
gas leases in the State of Alaska.
On
May
into
was
Alaska.
to
15.
the
gas
leases
State
Marine
in
The
of
of
nessee.—V.
to
a
Alaska
was
merged
incorporated March 1, 1956,
options on oil and gas leases in
consist
overriding
Colorado corporation,
Co.,
acquire
assets
and
Inc.
is
Mexico
in
and
Co.,
The
of
oil
and
royalties
on
gas
leases
Federal
and
lands
options
situated
Alaska.
Drilling,
Gulf
leases
Alaska
Corp.
primarily
Pan-Alaska's
acquire
the
in
1959
Pan-Alaska
organized
190,
p.
primarily
and
area,
undeveloped
engaged in the drilling business
has interest in producing oil and
in Texas, Louisiana, and Ten¬
.
acreage
674.
Penn
Fuel
Gas,
Inc.—Private
pany, through Eastman
has arranged the
private
Trust 53/4%
tutional
The
net
Placement—This
com¬
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
placement of $750,000 collateral
bonds due Oct. 1, 1979 with a
group of insti¬
investors, it
proceeds
were
was
used
annopneed
to
liquidate
a
on
Nov. 9.
bank
loan.—V.
187, p. 48.
—
l
(quar.)
12-19
11-30
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
25c
11-23
11-13
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-16
$1.50
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
—V.
1959—Month—1958
sales
190,
$7,280,290
$6,558,500
*
1559—10 Mos.—1958
$68,196,343 $59,269,658
1632.
p.
11-13
32 Vbc
+$1.37 V2
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
1-15
6V2C
(s-a)
Drilling
share
4
J12-14
17V2c
(increased).
A
H.) & Co., Ltd., 512%
each
of
i
(s-a)
com.
class
maximum
a
(par 10 cents) of Pan+
Marine
for
Industries—
Power,
stock
20, 1959.
Any stock not subscribed for by
publicly offered by Crerie & Co., Houston, Texas,
Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, Inc., Nashville, Tenn.
will
12-14
12-10
——
25c
(monthly)
Corp.,
Clark.
stock
common
common
10-22
12-15
20C
—
Harmon
1959
12-17
11-16
25c
common
B
Conversion
and
2
10c
Public
11-13
12-10
1%
Stores
1
50c
preferred
Electric
12-
15c
(initial-quar.)
i
Enterprises,
(G.
9
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred 1897 series
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Wometco
11-
12-
20c
Monthly
Wisconsin
11-27
1
$1.3114
dividend
Winn-Dixie
12-10
12-15
12-
35c
;
(quar.)
Bros., 5%
1-2-60
5%
Williams-McWilliams
holders
stock
2
11-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
29,
such
estimated
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
of
exercisable
Oct.
10-29
85c
.
„
(quar.)
Chocolate
Oil
Quarterly
Williams Bros,
Stock
(increased)
;
Wilcox
held
64,702,367
—
r.
purchase
reimbursing
11-
30c
;
com.
are
12-10
5%
Co.
to
10-29
11-16
...
new
and
rignts
from
95c
split)
owned
from
30c
preferred
Corp.
(3-for-2
75,964,490
— Common
Stock Offered
Marine
Delaware corporation, is presently offer¬
a
Pan-Alaska
10-29
GOc
dividend
Whitaker
Wickes
of
10-29
12-21
$1.25
(increased)
(quar.)
(extra)
preferred
7,266.543
12,371,170 125,182,271 100,368,284
10,474,442 105,607,804
81,736,844
13,176,985
offering gives holders of
11-12
$3
B
Stores, Inc.
dividend
The
1
75c
...
514%
8,538,717
15,012,324
ing to the holders of its
11-23
—
Stationery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)*
:
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
White
12-
1
&
common
12,345,000
*
taxes—
2,612,480 shares of
11-23
...
Co.,
760,252,543 681,538,751
49,567,807 459,218,782 441,506,100
" 9,509,000
99.887,000
74,962,000
PROCEEDS—Marine Drilling,: Inc.
—-
...
Motor
1959—9 Mos.—1958
78.714,520
Alaska Corp.
II-23
.
(23/2-for-l stock split)
Western* Pacific RR.
(quar.)——^
Western Ry. of Alabama
Stock
taxes
Drilling, Inc.,
11-23
com
■
1st preferred
White
expenses..
income
operating income
Net after
charges
—V.
190, p. 1631.
6
pfd. (2V2-for-l stk split)
(2V2-for-l stock split)
(quar.)
87,352,464
51.456,423
Net
.
non-cum. 2nd
common
revenues—„
operating
shares
;
.
Insurance
Corp.,
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
12-10
Western
conv.
charges..
1631.
10-22
12-21
11-23
Vv/o
178,118,058
29,156,538
2714 c
12-
4
196,981,408
"
32.108,394
11-10
12-18
Whirlpool
20,725,446
2,896,375
11-25
12-30
White Dental Mfg.
Extra
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$
22,601.369
3.186.451
25c
(quar.)....
common
2893.
Co.- -Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
6
10c
Westmoreland, Inc.
189, p.
3,558,932
11-
5%
preferred
above.—V.
3,930,970
11-20
Telephone (quar.)
3.80%
(Wis.)—Seeks to Acquire—•
(Minn.)
income
60c
Uranium
Electric,
Co.
-
p.
Other
Gold
Westinghouse
,
operating
190,
Federal
Carolina
Tablet
-
expenses
after
6
Canada
7%
com¬
•
113,865,134
24,481,108
13,074,539
G
..+
Co.,
30
-
companies also stated that all
Public Service Co.^ will become
15,142,117
60c
Maryland Railway—.
(2-for-l stock split).—.
in
/
three
1,421,684
6
(quar.)——
preferred
the
of
1,653,190
11-
Western
Western
and, distribution, systems
lines-throughout the-territory.--,
Pan-Alaska Corp.
Ltd.
con¬
taxes—
11-
—
(stock
Co.
29,994,215
....
.
Company's
Service
119,73^,682
11-
25c
Securities
MVPS
of
Public
3,001,902
11-20
:—...
Breweries,
Valley
13,115,409
—
Inc. (increased-quar.)
Supply Co.—
(increased)
&
all
assume
3,682,595
11-20
(quar.)
Auto
to
Minne¬
NSP-Wis¬
-
Mississippi
Wipona,
rural
as
Period End. Sept. 30—
Co.—
preferred
NSP
Company's Wlscpnsin liabilities and
would
Paeific Telephone & Telegraph
6
11-
Air Lines
Western
of
stock.
common
13,334,614
25c
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
(s-a)
West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)..
—
Western
shares
1.65
per
common
operating
Net
Net
—V.
6
1
1
8c
—
(quar.)
Telephone, common
$105
distributed
4
12-
(quar.)
Snowdrift
&
be
taxes..
11-20
profits)
Heater
6%
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$212 million and bor¬
well
income
Operating
Operating
(quar.).
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
Wilson
million.
rowings from
11-25
12-
25c
preferred
Coast
Stock
the combined
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
$202
11-25
12-31
(43/2c from net investment income and 23c
Wesix
...
deposits
increased
dealers
and
$160 million and loans to nonbank
financial institutions
increased $182 million.
"Other" loans increased
$106
million.
'
4
$1.13
—
leading cities
in
30c
1-
Western
0.3%
.
63,404
—...
million
$1.1214
40c
__
at
shares-of. its
would
11-13
common
preferred
of
of- MVPS
aind obligations.
of
redemption
revenues.—
Operating
Operating
11-25
12-10
•+•
Waverly Oil Works..
Wellington Equity Fund—
Western
demand
1
12-10
Wescern
—
r
Condition Statement of Member Banks
$646
12-
c
15c
dividend
convertible
Non¬
source.
$
3%
Corp.,
ratio
a
MVPS
of
for
which
Northwestern Bell Telephone
35c
Washington
5%
in
12-18
3114c
(quar.)
....
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from investment income
4%
banks
2
3714
(quar.)
common
1-
"
preferred
4.80%
.
LaCrosse
as
Northern
Federal
...
the
at
6)-
page
issue-189,668
share
NSP-Minnesota
liabilities
joint announcement
Other
...
Common
1
10-28
——
(quar.)
Swasey
Common
accept¬
foreign
correspondents
loan
19,266
+"
note
40.6%
on
for
59,215
46,231
—
53,262,782
combined
liability
Industrial
+
+.'.
reserves
R.
purchased-*
494
17,278
259,559
capital acc'ts
gold certificate
deposit
+
+
868,410
.
and
—
preferred
$4.50
West
capital accounts—
Total
11-20
62»/2C
>
at
each
all
assume
and
then
11-16
(Walt)
1
1
a
to
See
11-27
12-11
25c
Disney
(see
Year-end
4.80%
ACCOUNTS
Capital paid in
Surplus
.
12-15
40c
Ward Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Warner-Lambert, common (quar.)
Wesson
'
CAPITAL
5%
Productions)
596,543
+
of
plant
11-27
—-i
A
(quar.).—
Disney Production
from
liabilities
12-15
32,547
+
.
+268,271
4,191,893
39,615
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
Total
12.28G
+582,212
19,778,622
availability
I2V2C
(quar.).—
Class
4.80%
deposits
Deferred
38,375
+
916,892
_
+
320,058
——
Other
for
Period End. Sept. 30—
Walt
12-
11-16
of Rec.
10c
notes
Deposits:
Member
Co.
dividend
Warren
LIABILITIES—
Holders
Payable
Walgreen Company (quar.)
Walker & Co., common (quar.)
Warner
Federal
Iron
&
When'
Share
of Company
1,159,000
175,500
12-24
-
12-15
dividend.
called
$4,400;000,-
stockholders
stock
be
Northern States Power Co.
Per
26,602,212
4
12-15
26,000-kiIowatt steam plant, an office building and. a service
building in Winona, a 6,000-kilowatt hydro electric plant on the Black
River at Hatfield, Wis., a 69,000-volt transmission line
from* the hydro
(Continued from page 12)
Name
under
Total
Due
+ 11,000,298
9
.1
-.
-
2,483,771
•
Total
Held
—11,000,298
11,010,298
1,
...
Bonds
1.159,000
+
10,506,993
-
this
1-
50c
$1.25
4-
employees of the Mississippi Valley
employees of either NSP-Minn. or NSP-Wis,,-if the transfers take place.
No immediate change in the
operation-of the Mississippi Valley system
is planned.—V. 190, p. 1940.
DIVIDENDS
Bought outright-
would
physical property
The
U. S. Government securities:
Bills
„
.
1- 9
7- 9 '»
.
1%
...
for
..
..
—
will
approximately
would
Minnesota
munities
'
7,783
—
11-12
(stock
(quar.)
tax,
stock
Minnesota
common
obligations
-
+
shown gross.
are
reporting
basis;
'
Inc.
closed
not
preferred
stock,
324
+
'
212
and
Lines,
(Continued from
5%
sota
338
—
25,540
— _
8,
11-27
INVESTMENT NEWS
share.
133,461
508,679
Acceptances—bought outright
valuation
tNot
67,449
363,889
——
domesstic
to
——
income
v
605
—
43
—
1,768
—
...
——
tion of
P.
Jamaica
+1,454
■
•Exclusive
791,357
20c
37v2C 1-29-60
37V2C 4-29-60
37Vac 7-29-60
3,061
sists
Total
11-20
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
21
+
,
others
12-10
36
+
—'
,164
—
11,672
...
From
11-13
11-20
-
134
value
From Federal Reserve Banks—.—
57,893
+
1
32P
—
MVPS
Other
1
12-
jr Previously published date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
v
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
—
103
—•
Transfer books
x
17
+
....—
Borrowings:
849,250
-
12-
—3,353
248
—'1
137,500
~
1959
1959
J
account
•
39
—
2,825
.....————
Interbank
1-20
$1
10c
25c
;.—.
-—
*
Nov. 12,
11-2"
12-18
2-1
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a Less British
income tax.
,
deposits:
...
Foreign banks
Time deposits:
Increase ( + ) or
1
1-2
.
—2,919
88
—
00,615
demand
-
•
______
dividend)...
%
demand
-12-
...—
(quar.)
Young Spring & Wire (quar.)
YOungstown Sheet & Tube Co.
54
3,212
Domestic banks
(In thousands of dollars)
certificate
+
1,147
banks———._
adjusted-
Government
S.
4
-
(year-end)
pfd.
Freight
73
+
137
—
13,318
assets/liabilities————+——
Interbank
6%
Transit
Yellow
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Worsted
Cab,
(quar.)
(quar.)
t
+
9,933
Banks.
—
deposits
12-
25c
—
preferred
—6,204
6,592
—
domestic
with
Demand
ASSETS—
100
138
202
—
1,535
assets—net
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Gold
+
—
1,894
16,782
Total
I
—
28,056
years...——...
vault..
12-15
--
—
preferred
1,262
—
R.
4
4%
25c
6%
t
+
717
Other
Nov. 4,
20
1,671
"
years.———_____—-
with P.
Balances
Nov. 11,
t
—
commercial
—.c—'
securities
Other
189.
162
+
banks
banks
year
12-
25c
6%
79
+
'
Reserves
"Announcement
l
5
2
10-30
12-15
;
Wyandotte
Yellow
4(
bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes and U. S. bds. maturing:
1982
.Nov
518
.+
1,19(3
S. Government securities—total-
1
sinking fund 5V»%' bonds due Nov. 15, 1969-
20 J
21,
Treasury
Universal Cooler Co. Ltd.—
Wytex Oil Corp.,
+
160
12,506
loans
Other
.
U.
11-
10c
—:
Monthly
11-19
12- 9
or carrying:
Real estate loans
*
1
Monthly
140|
1,702
—_
+
securities.—,
...I.
foreign
3
12-
3%
„
—....
domestic
12-
(s-a)
Company (quar.)...—;
Wyandotte Chemical (quar.)
573
—.—.
for purchasing
securities
to
50c
pfd.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.- (monthly)
t
105
..
+
Wh$n
Holders
Payable of Rec. '
62>4c
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
securities
Government
to
Loans
Co.—
4 Vzfe
1
Co.
Wurlitzer
Other
.
Loans
Koehring Co., 5% preferred stock, series B
171
+
t
646
+
€37
Stock
■
Copperweld Steel Co.—
(O,
+
29,687
—:
(quar.)
W.)
W.) Ltd., 6%
World Publishing (reduced)
t
Sales finance, personal finance, etc.
1627
14
$2
491
Per
Share
(F.
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Inc.—
5% cumul. pfd, stock and 6% cumul. conv. pfd. stk** _Dec
Xansas State Telephone Co.—
4% gold bds., ser. A, due Dec. 1, 1960 (as extended) Dec
+
loans..—
—
securities
S.
Other
1520
23
Nov
and 1974—
1973
due
industrial
Government
S.
TJ.
Co,-—
43A% ,conv. subord. debs,
,
103,879
adjusted"
Governor
(F.
+1,679
carrying:
or
Other loans
Date
Woodward
Woolworth
897
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
of Company
Woolworth
+
65,890
and
chasing
Other
entire
Company and Issue—
1958
.
-
Name
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
1880
l
1959
105,230
_
adjusted*.:
Agricultural loans
1982
,
-Dec
1977
1,
investments.—
Investments
Commercial
1982
X
l
1,
Dec.
debentures
2%%
debentures
and
Loans
sinking
to
and
loans
Loans
Kaisha)—
6'/2%
mortgage
1952
Texas
Total
Nov. 5,
(In millions of dollars)
.
1838
Oct. 28,
1959
1837
I960,—Nov 15
Ry.—
1st
Kabusniki
Increase ( + ) or
decrease (—) since
(Continued)
redemption
partial
Company and Issue—
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—
1st mtge. bonds dated May 15,1951, due May 15,
.
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical Industries Corp.
—Appointments Made—
The
Chase
corporation's
—V.
190.
p.
Manhattan
common
362.
Bcnk
stock
has
(par
been
$5)
appointed
and
class
A
registrar
stock
of
(par
the
$5).
Number 58.99
fVolume 190
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Co.-—Formed—
Phillips-Joanna
r
.
to
;•
all
produce
The
types
new
.
polyethylene film.
of
'
will be headquartered in Chicago, home office of
Mill's,., the. nation's largest: manufacturer of window
plastics'field since, the 1920's.
th'.
and in
V.
new
capable
film
as
will
"Fhillips-Joanna
to
the
the
packaging industry,"
new
their, capita},
The
heeded for the job."
film
Phiiilps Petroleum
y/C'j
v
polyethylene
barrier,
V' ■■''■?•■ '
.•
film,
made
*
Phillips
from
for
poly-
the
and
of
1892
cooling
mechanical
refrigerators
stock
that
these
foot
its
and
the
has
laws
of
and other
wooden ice
production of
the
the Texas Gulf
on
Coast,
according
to
K.
which
short
in
is
supply.
$7
Plant
design has been cQmpleted, ar.d purchase of materials and
equipment is under way. Completion lis ^^eduled^oj^ fll^hit^quarter
,of 19OO.t-V.-190,, j>. ,1838.
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Corp. and associates
Nov.
9
publicly offered
common
was
•
PROCEEDS—The
by
the
loans
the
;
(par $2.) at a price of $35 per share.
oversubscribed.
portion
major
to
be
expansion
modernization
and
.
its
of
Stamford,
plant
Conn.,
marketing
is engaged
of
postage
in.
subsidiaries
and
meters
income
the
of
$3,190,000
months
nine
England.
ended
-amounted
with
compared
profit.of
to
operating
income
1959,
30,
and
operating
profit to
net
$36,695,000
of
and
1958
net
11
".'.'.y
; '
I
PRESENT
Authorized
FINANCING
\ 334fr.
promissory? notes-* due-Feb;* 28', ..'"x--v
.• • 'J'■ t
*
$2,2.00,000
*$2,200,000
/ 2;t,4',r sink, fund delis,, due Feb. 1, .1966.
942.000
1942,000
Cumulative preferred stock ($5(f par i_a
76,948 shs.
•
:
.
'
*
44'r
series
-
<S2
'Including
within
one
^Including $123,000
due
within
one
to
Plan.
•
rights
On
shares, reserved
73,029
under
purchase
Oct.
employees
14,
under
Nov,. 14;
-
the
-19.59,
to
sinking
year
pursuant
to
sinking
s
issuance
Employees*
additional
shares
made
be
offered
were
on
to
The
1959.
shares-
now-
offered
-
underwriters
purposes.
.
Hornblower ,&
—V.
Corp.__
&
the
below
have
severally
respective num¬
following
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
18,000
Estabrook
18,000
F.
18,000
Putnam
S.
&
Inc
Co
&
Moseley
&
Co.
18,000
'
____
6,000
Co
6,000
6,000
_
1632.
p.
Plastic Applicators, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
—Mention was made in our Nov. 9 issue of the
public
offering
'*
Nov.
on
6
of $1,000,000
of this company's
6%
convertible
subordinated sinking fund debentures due
1, 1969. at 100%,;,plus accrued interest from Oct. 1,
1959 to date of delivery by an underwriting group headed
by A. G. Edward & Sons. The entire issue was sold.
Oct.
Additional financing details follow:
debentures
These
purchase
are
convertible
are
principal
amount
purchase
are
G.
Bache
&
Co.
Cruttenden,
of
&
names
debentures
Sons
Co.,
For
&
other
in
cents
share
a
the
on
year's profit
13 cents a
number
shares.
of
of
■'
for
general
Florida
in
initially
and
several
each
underwriters
has
severally
and
the
agreed
The
and
in
Saxton & Co., Inc.
I. M. Simon & Co.____
Stifel,
^
'''
Nicolaus
Inc.
100.000
Doolittle
1.00.000
Semple,
Inc.
50,000
Gardner
&
Co.,
&
Co.
Jacobs
Nassau
with
County,
the
view
a
the
to
residential
or
development
development
The
Model
1958.
its
to
time
program,
sales
company
constructed
and
were
thereof
erects
completed
not
were
lished
land
at
for
to
are
Dade
and
and
Broward
Co.,
The
corporation
SEC covering
50
of
as
until
necessary
a
1958,
1,
June
P-
Inc.
_____
Frequency
Co.
Oct.
on
and
the
Lauderdale,
Fort
Counties,
letter
a
maximum
a
of
500
Offered—
offering of 100,000 shares of $1 par value common
of Radio Frequency Company, Inc., was made on
Nov. 11 by Myron A. Lomasney & Co. at $3 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from
the offering,
approximately $250,000,
shares^to be
Securities
SEC
The
the year ended March 31, 1958, sales and rentals
net profit for the period was $15,700. Sales and
period ending in 1959 were $391,800 and net profit
was
$16,200. For the three months ended June 30, 1959, sales and
rentals were $118,500 and net profit for the
period was $9,700.
$244,500
for
The
SEC
($1
been
and
per
100,000
shares
be
to
are
filed
28
through
share,
proceeds
Oct.
of
a
common
Columbine
for
used
Appointed—
registrar
189,
p.
of
the
corporation
covering
Nov.
on
stock
—
Files With
shares
100,000
of
a
(par
$1)
Corp.,
the
to be offered
Denver,
Colo.
consist of 300,000 shares of $1
effect
to
the
offering,
capitalization
par value common stock.—V.
notification with the
to be offered at par
capital,
etc.
will
190, p. 774.
.The
stockholders
common
a
stock
two-for-one
Campbell,
Stock
Offered—
McCarthy
group on Nov.
Taylor,
Co.—Common
Rogers
& Co. headed an, underwriting
10 consisting of Smith, Hague & Co. and
&
Tracy,
Inc.,
which
offered
publicly
is,
on
Dec.
15
will
shares of its
No
common
underwriting
PROCEEDS—The
was
net
on
Oct.
20
Dec.
due
of
as
Broad
be
issued
will
be
convertible
registered
as
$10,000
at
and
1,
1,
Dec.
St.,
New
time
debentures in
multiple of
any
any
prior
to
increasing
from $5 to
net proceeds will be used to the extent
necessary
inventory accumulation, and the balance will be used as
ammonia
and
ammonium
nitrate
for
use
as
in
and
Nebraska.
GIVING
The
company
EFFECT
TO
fertilizers.
incorporated Dec.
was
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
subord.
>
1967,-
due
cum.
notes,
(2 V2c
note,
1955,
is
the
each
the
loan
the
4,700,000
111,125,000
1, 1962
value)
937,670 /V
2,000,000
2,000,000
20,000 shs.
>
None
tfl,500,000 shs.
,
1,180,189 shs.
under
the company's
credit agreement, idated
with The First National City Bank of New
installments: $750,000 on July 15,
Oct. 1, 1960; $750,000 on July 15 and Oct. 1 in each
and 1962, and $4,404,100 on July 15, 1963.
The note
amended,
in
on
June
and
4,700,000
1,249,840
1,050,000
the
following
of
installment, except
to which the rate is
1967,
1967
$8,529,100
196*0-
par
par)
years 1961
interest at the rate
respect
1,
1969
due Jan.
issued
as
payable
i960; $375,000
of
Oct.
1,
(installments
pfd. stock ($100
stock
18,
York,
$9,300,000
interest)™™.
interim
Common
due
Dec.
payable
§%
f5V2%
*05V2'/e
1960-1963)
debs,
debentures
6%
Outstanding
1963 (4%%-5%, due
installments
30
on
or
each
is
company
Dec.
June
4%%
per
annum
the installment
5% per annum
31
occurring
3o and
required
to
Dec.
on
due
the
the
after
the
31
make
of the
retirement
thereafter
sinking
balance
unpaid
15, 1963 with
unpaid balance.
July
on
fund
until
June 30,
payments
of
$750,000.
all
will
on
advance
debentures
be
are
subscriptions and the
subscribed for,
$1,249,840.
the
underwriting commitment.
principal amount outstanding
/ •
.
§The company is obligated to make payments to The Lummus Co.,
pursuant to its agreement dated as of March 6, 1958 with said com¬
pany, of $83,333 per annum from 1960 to 1964, inclusive, and of the
amount of $521,003 to be paid in quarterly installments from 1965 to
1967, inclusive. Interest at the rate of 5% per annum from March 6,
payable quarterly on the foregoing sums. The agreement dated
1958 was a compromise settlement between the amount
by The Lummus Co. to be owing to it under the construction
of March 6,
the authorized
contract
$2.50 to effect
tion of the amount owing thereunder after
for
12 publicly offered 250
stock (no par) at $1,000 per share.
involved.
proceeds will be used for payment
of advances
prior
in*
of
standing;
In
is
construction
interim
payment
scribed
excess
the
of
the
plant and the company's calcula¬
deducting certain extras and
costs.
excess
tThese
company
to
are
$10, $100, $500, $1,000,
by the company.
♦Note due July 15,
I
Offered—This
debentures
of
CAPITALIZATION
claimed
consider
dated
Co.,
indebtedness.
Illinois
1958 Is
and changing the par value
split-up.—V. 190, p. 1184.
be
17, 1954 under the laws of the State of Minnesota.
as
Split—
Robin-Dale Golf & Country Club, Inc.—Common Stock
Refrigerator
still
central
If
SEC—
share), without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to purchase a barge, mobile incinerators,
Ritter Co., Inc.—Stock
debentures
to
consumption in the area which can logically be served from
(Minnesota, Wis., Iowa and northern Illinois) has been, and
growing and the nearest then existing producers were in south
HBased
per
working
indenture
Empire Trust
Paul
tOn
with
capital,
letter of
common stock
filed
3
subordinated
an
and
Fertilizer
St.
bears
2354.
notification
of
Securities
working
Nov.
on
BUSINESS—The company was formed for the purpose of
constructing
operating a plant located near St. Paul, Minnesota, to produce
•This
appointed
letter
shares held
and
Exchange Commission—
on
10
redemption.
further
anhydrous
"
the
and
fiscal
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
of
„
Ridall Corp., Roxbury, Mass.—Files With
The
EARNINGS—For
rentals
has
value stock of this corporation.—V.
corporation
covering
$3
at
-
totaled
Bank
$
time
hank
The
BUSINESS—With
heaters.
Manhattan
par
under
company
debentures,
^Contract
offered, at .par
are
Renewal Guaranty Corp., Denver, Colo.
will be used to repay the company's $25,000 bank debt, and to
provide
working capital to be used for additions to plant facilities and equip¬
ment, and for other corporate purposes.
headquarters in Medfield, Mass., the company is
engaged in research, development, production and sale of electronic
high
frequency
induction and
dielectric
high
frequency
electronic
$1
$
1,974,558,990 1,867,468,275
additional working capital.
of
An
stock
Chase
convertible
issued
approved
to
Oct.
common
1959—44 Wks.—1958
$
175,094,846
GVo
the
other
date
for
190,
with
notification
of
Reinsurance Investment Corp.—Registrar
Stock
1959—4 Wks.—1958
PROCEEDS—The
at
Exchange Commission—
filed
30
1959—10 Mos.—1958
$2,785,802 $27,587,029 $22,117,615
largest
respectively.—V.
No underwriting is involved.
to be used for working capital.
share).
The proceeds
25,000
1981
Inc.—Common
to
aid
3,000 shares of capital stock with a minimum subscription
shares
($100 per
and
1959—Month—1958
are to be redeemable at
any time as a whole or from
in part at the option of the
company, on not less than
notice, unless at the time of the first giving of such notice
the company shall be in default with respect to
any senior indebtedness.
The debentures are redeemable at an initial
redemption price of 110%
ranging to 101% in 1968, together, in each case, with accrued interest
Investment Associates, Inc., Randolph, Mass.—
Securities
25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Higher-
days'
in
With
Dec.
on
1074.
p.
&
be
definite
t5Vz'A
Files
24,
guaranteed
due
The debentures
time
30
608.
p.
is
maturity,
previously redeemed, into shares of common stock of the com¬
initially at the rate of one share of common stock for each
principal amount of debentures converted.
$5
commercial,
a
Miami
of
areas
in
and
Nov.
pany,
be
may
metropolitan
to
of
The
respective county authorities as a minimum elevation at
be developed. Access to the company's properties is
available by county roads and major highways as indicated.
It should
be noted that the company's properties in Florida are situated within
the
between
$10,000
by the
which
sold
10-year
The
commenced.
were
and
personally
unsecured
of debentures for each
are
ment
By July 10,
1959, the company
profit 75 one-family houses and lots in
Dade County, Fla. at sales prices aggregating $1,093,163.20.
The company's properties in Dade and Broward Counties, Florida,
substantially meet or exceed the flood level criteria presently estab¬
had
have
Aal
also
auto¬
on
on
1566.
p.
denominations
into contracts
in
the
is
due
York 15, N. Y., as trustee.
The debentures will be dated Dee. 1, 1959.
will bear interest from that date at the rate of 6(U
per annum, payable
on June 1 and Dec.
1 in each year.
The debentures will not be secured
by any lien and the payment thereof is to be subordinated to the pay¬
company
property
which
houses,
sales
which
use.
its
of
Bernard
balance
is
and
sale
unless
Florida
of
unsecured
of
1566.
1959
corporate
50.000
details, see V. ISO!
Ranney
The
New York.
State
and
is
bills
is underwriting the offering.
& Co.
has no present plans for
Plainview, N. Y.
The company
reserves the
right to sell or otherwise dispose of any of the undevel¬
oped properties it now owns or may hereafter acquire which it may
determine
does not,
under the economic conditions then prevailing,
warrant
further
development.
Consequently,
the
company
cannot
presently foresee the period' of time which it will hold its properties.
With
respect to the company's Florida
properties, there was no
active development
and sales program undertaken prior to Jan.
1,
the
50,000
,,
25,000
&
York, and had entered
by conditional
equipment.
6, 1959; rights to expire on Noy. 23. The debentures are
being offered at 100% of principal amount. White, Weld
to
$50,000
50,000
__
New
190,
amount
23,
within
properties
Realty
A.
and
real
Mills.
this
Stockholders—This company is presently offering
$1,249,840 of its 10-year 6% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due Dec. 1, 1969, being offered for subscription
by common stockholders on the basis of $10
principal
was
April
Paper
St. Paul Ammonia Products, Inc.—Debentures Offered
acquisition of undivided
interests
in 210 additional
acres.
company's properties are located in Broward and Dade Counties
The
_
Inc.,
The
190,
the
on
guaranteed
to
There
■
on
secured
indebtedness
Hartman
1969
used
personally
179,263,878
—V.
closed.
be
have
$
share.
common
16,250-
by a first mortgage
predecessor Rondout
Aal
$3,396,243
190, p.
10,825
230,000 Shs.
,.'i
'
is
other
Sales
Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus & Co.,
per share. This offering was over¬
will
this
of
-47,000
year
Safeway Stores Inc.—Sales Higher-
702,008
exclusive
is
or
$437,058.91
•*
the
of
Bernard
Period End. Oct. 31—
corresponding
the
400,00.0
'
;
certain
1959.—V.
—V.
the
for
The
Radio
3. For
smaller
chattels
Sales
forward credit of $82,110 for the quarter.
proceeds
of Florida
the States
'
G.
100,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co.-l
&
the
which
'-'100.000
1
Loewi
of
$300,000
Podesta
Co.
Reinholdt
Oct.
78
the
books
net
York
municipalities
™___i™L
-
stock
common
folows:',,
as
Edwards
into
follows:
as
UNDERWRITERS—The
A.
the
■
-
acquired
Shares
,
34,000',.
Co....
Brothers
190,
.
76,000
Weeks____
Freres
Lehman
...
Bostqn
Sachs & Co.™
Goldman,
Lazard
and
and
New
L^v-*
secured
Period End. Oct. 31—
raw
incorporated under the laws of the
1956.
Its principal executive offices
are
located at 138-16-—101st Ave., Jamaica 35, New York.
As of July 5, 1959, Realsite, through its wholly-owned subsidiaries,
had
acquired interests in approximately 320 acres of real property
of
industrial
Shares
.-
on
or
on
carry
BUSINESS—Realsite
State
will
named
purchase from the company
shares of the coinmon stock: "
First
Co.
PROCEEDS—The
.
to
of
The
in
rise
Outstanding
$437,058.91
1,000,000 shs^
is
indebtedness
and
Rose's 5-10
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
ber
tax
a
price of $3
a
subscribed
before
or
sharp
a
FINANCING
Authorized
par)
and
■
obligation.
30,
401.
p.
&
Inc., at
outstanding
Stock Purchase
participate
in
such
latter dividend.
Future dividends
are
dependent upon future earn¬
ings, the financial condition of the company, and other factors.
agreed
earned
certain
Morris
this
President,
Mack,
outstanding. Last
credit of $92,630,
was
in addition,
Ferman
under
Sept. 12,-*: 1959 a quarterly dividend of 15c per
share was paid, on the outstanding common stock to holders of record
Aug... 28,' 195.9, f-and on Nov.-2,. 1959 a quarterly dividend of 15c per
share was declared, payable on Dec. 42(,, 1959 to holders of record on
Nov. -27,
-
earned,
fund.
for
--DIVIDENDS—On
.
share
a
(10c
Hartman
1959.
Realsite, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—An offering of
200,000 shares of this company's class A common stock
(par 10 cents) was commenced on Nov. 12 by Robert L.
fund.
subscriptions, to
the, Plan;
1959.
pursuant
company's
27,772
•
4,328,881 shs.
year
Martin
outstanding
was
then
forward
carry
—V., 190,
,
stock
$650,921
shares
cents
was,
,
16,948 shs.
115,000,000 shs. >
pan-—__™I__—_~
dhe
^Including
'*
16,948 shs.
,
S200.000
-
'
B
stock
Common
and
il$15,000
Consolidated sales for the third quarter this year were $6,974,294,
against $4,893,350 for the similar quarter last year. Net earnings were
$314,174, or 38 cents a share. In the 1958 third quarter, $274,863, or
34
Outstanding
-
Climb—
to
compensate for
to the company.
statement
common
period
tax
a
,
TO
of
common
for the. same period of 1958.
For the calendar
operating?- income was $51,341,000, and net profit was
CAPITALISATION-' GIVING" EFFECT
according
interim
an
shares
$4,434,000.
'
producers.
sufficiently
PRESENT
TO
'
^
.
of the steel Industry, strikes in the
intensified
competition
from
foreign
These factors prevented increasing copper
tubing
costs,
EFFECT
notes
;
indebtedness
t This
'
reports consoli¬
dated sales of $18,345,681 for the nine months, compared with $13,069,569
for
the
like
period of
1958. Net earnings
were
$812,577. This
is equal after preferred dividends to 97 cents a share on the 730,168
...
Sept.
$41,324,000
'
'
intq Rondout
13,845
stock
This
estate
virtual paralysis
industry,
and
prices
In
$3,146(000
1958,
year
the
company
fact
by
tubing
principally in the manufacture
business machines in the U. S.
Canada! and. in
0
registered increases in
both sales and earnings
ended Oct.-3, 1959. The gain in sales was made
that sales and profits in the third quarter were
copper
and
"
EARNINGS—For
the
material
company
Common
Morris
Corp.—Earnings
mining
copper
GIVING
;—
obligation.
■
Mills
Paper
the former's business of manu¬
tissues and other lightweight
notes—™
7,500
'
share.
per
industrial
promissory
note:
*6%
tG'/o
months
nine
restricted
-M
BUSINESS—The
Tube
corporation
the
despite
received
,
offices.-
and
proceeds
net
The
for
will be used, to retire $6,000,000 of short-term bank
during the last one, and g half - years in connection with
company
made
It'has
the
of
This
5 c/o
15-year
7,500
*
v».
price of $3.50
a
•
mobiles
Reading
in
engage
-
.
-.
issue of 200,000 shares of
an
CAPITALIZATION
—
Inc
Offered—An offering
Indebtedness:
-Number of Shares
,
From Company.,, From Stockholders
25,000 ■
.
'3,500
after the close of business
stock
offering
& Co.—
Rogers & Tracy
190, p. 1632.
Taylor,
250 shs.
of Rondout
merger
will
distributing
,
.
—V.
the
company
and
HSundry indebtedness due within 1
7s.)
Campbell, fytcUarty &';.<#£
Pitncy-BoweSj Inc.—Common Stock Offered—The First
on
the
150,000 shs.
and
.
Outstanding
papers.
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
the
underwriters
Smith Hague
-Boston
BUSINESS—Upon
FINANCING
Authorized
.
company
yV
'41*!y:
v
FINANCING
1,000 shs.
proceeds from the sale of this stock will be applied
purchase of the capital stock and notes of Rondout Paper Mills,
and
for general corporate purposes.
Corp.
■
-'
PRESENT
TO
the
Inc.
share:
per
EFFECT
1184.
p.
facturing
of
of Orange,
GIVING
par)
PROCEEDS—The
to
produced
in
190,
(no
Inc. and S. B. Cantor & Co. at
the
extended
been
refrigerators
engaged
;
■
UNDERWRITERS-—The
of
company
house
140,000 shares of this corporation's commop stock
(par 10 cents) was made on Nov. 5 by Sandkuhl & Co.,
devices.
cooling
GIVING
.
the
been
has
and
sale
and
days,
course
club
and other corporate
of
freezer
the
under
term
stock
Rondout Corp.—Common Stock
produc¬
for
door
high and growing demand for carbon black,
northeast
—V.
-
1892
of
facilities
space
glass
McKendree
on
hole golf
18
construction
Authorized
construc¬
decrease
and
additional
cubic
18
$2.50)_:____,
(par
and
S.
Adam's; Chairman! and Paul Endagott, President of both com¬
panies. The officials said that the plant is being built tn help meet the
miles
pool,
company
was
Incorporated in Maryland on June
1959, has no history of operations, and is in the organization stage.
Common
preparation
selling stockholders have
agreed to sell, and the several
acting through Campbell,
McCarty & Co. as representative, have agreed to purchase on an
"all or none" basis the following shares of common stock at a price
four
of land
acres
construction of
and additional working capital
CAPITALIZATION
The company has been continuously engaged
1938
,v
'
255
on
swimming
HISTORY—The
the proceeds
metal
'
early
its
r
Common
courts,
of
49
purposes.
offered
weer
of
issued
expected
incorporated
was
7,
manufacture
since
been
available
an
.
1982.
In
and
and
production
increase
Oct.
on
CAPITALIZATION
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Plant—
to
company
the
in
to
;
portion
a
spray
is
It
new
a
devices.
refrigerators
Phillips Chemical Co., wholly-Owned subsidiary of Phillips Petroleum
Co!, will1 construct i.in;w* 60-millien pound per year, carbon black plant
•
use
have
orders
also make
product,
will
expire on Oct. 6,
since
to
paint
signed.
company
of
Michigan
according
especially adaptable
been
commercial*, use,--'
to
£o Mr. Hrudka. The film, he added,
high-speed packaging machinery. /"/y"
purchase
have
BUSINESS—The
cellophane and is substantially more effective
electrostatic
which
cost,,
State
shares
tennis
12,
expects
company
new.
enable
for
■•.
Marlex
house
manufacture
Western—
and Joanna
40,000
company
construction
pay
contracts
tion
lesajthan
costs
moisture
a
'is
linear
new
ethylene
,
tion
remaining
the
of
the cost of expanded plant facilities at Greenville,
company has undertaken a 17,000 square foot plant expan¬
equipment
service
unique
a
experience and research facilities—are behind this enternew
and
reliable source of polyethylene films,
•
prise to provide, a
'-Mr. -Hrudka said.,,.,
"as
offer
to
The
to
•will
polyethylene
exact
resources"of
■'The combined
to
said, Robert F. Hrudka, sales manager for
s*upply: the
and
position
a
sale
Mich.
will be able tq study each particular packaging
"We
company.
^problem
i
in
be
the
stockholders
by
road,
and
issued and outstanding shares
are
underwriters
and
by a director, down payment
Prince Georges County, Md.,
and
company's account.
the
sion
densities.
stockholders)
the
of
made
(par
Road,
3,500 shares
the
to
PROCEEDS—The
-,
processing plant is now being completed in Ladd, Illinois,
of producing the recently developed linear polyethylene type
well
as
conventional
polyethylene film in low and medium
sold
were
(selling
for
'
—
the shares offered,
Of
stock
common
at $8 per share.
which
•
■
company
Western
Joanna
'shares
A
Petroleum
oversubscription 43,500 shares of
$2.50)
Co.. and Joanna Western. Mills Co recently- announced the formation of a jointly owned firm, Phillips-Joanna Co., to
Pnillips
(2085)
in
notes
full
(b)
above;
$1(350,000,
and
(c)
so
are subordinated in right of payment to the
of (a) principal and interest on the note de¬
current liabilities for money borrowed not in
long
the 5V2%
said note described in* above is out¬
subordinated debentures of the company.
as
addition, neither interest nor principal may be paid if the company
in default in the payment of its obligations referred to above -to
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2086)
The
Lummus
The
Co.
principal
notes may be paid
these interim
of
by the issuance and deliverj to the r g .
thereof, at any time after Jan. 1, 1960. of shares of the
company's 5Vi% cumulative preferred stock at the rate of one share
of
such
preferred stock for each $100 principal amount of inteiim
notes.
Interest on the interim notes is cumulative and is payable only
as
whole
a
tereci
of
out
(but
in part»
not
holders
available
•"Held
in
exchange
net
earnings
interim
for issuance In
ttOf which 225,000 shares, on the assumption that Si,125.000 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures are issued (249,968 shares if $1,249,840
principal amount of debentures are issued
are
to be reserved 10
issue upon conversion of the debentures, and 69,660
for issue upon exercise
of stock rights expiring
V.
190, p.
shares are reserve
March 23, lybl.
1566.
Of¬
Electric Co.—Additional Rights
San Diego -Gas &
fering Details—Mention was made in our Nov. 9 is^ue
of the offering by the company of 500,000 additional
shares of its common stock (par $10) being offered to
the holders of the common stock, on the basis of one new
.share for each eight shares held of record on Nov.. 4
1959, at $23.40 per share. The subscription offer will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 24, 1959. Blyth & Co.,
Inc. heads a group which is underwriting the offering.
Additional financing details follow:
Authorized
First
mortgage bonds:
series, dye July
3z/a%
Series
C
due
1,
1970
issue
10-year
5%
carried
the
following interest cou¬
February 1961 through
maturities from February 1963
maturities
on
from
November 1962; 5%% on
through November 1965; and 5V2% on maturities from
February 1966 through August 1969.
The
notes
are.
dated Sept. 1, 1959. At press time about $175,000 of these
notes were left. [Editor.]
The
notes
may be redeemed at
the option of the corporation and
than
30
days'
published
notice,
the
notes
may
be
the corporation on any quarterly date by the payment of
accrued interest and a premium as follows: From unbor¬
less
not
upon
redeemed
by
principal,
funds—2%
rowed
if
redemption be effected on or prior to Aug. T,
1961; 1%
if redemption be effected after Aug.
1, 1961
and
on
or
prior to Aug. 1, 1964; there shall be no premium if redemption be
effected
after
redeemed
on
shall
Aug.
1964.
From
borrowed
funds—notes
date after Aug. 1,
redemption prior to Aug. 1,
no
OF
1,
quarterly
any
be
ISSUE—The
Sisters
of
1964
be
may
without
premium.
1964.
Notre
Dame
are
building
a
new
academy estimated to cost approximately $2,175,000, including
equipment.
It is for this purpose that this corporation is issuing its
direct obligation serial notes.—V. 196, p.
1982.
.
„
This
PURPOSE
Outstanding
*Not limited
$16,000,000
—
_
$16,000,000
10,000,000
(3% )—:
1978
Toledo, Ohio—Notes Offered
C. Ziegler & Co., of West Bend,
Wis., on Nov. 10
publicly offered $550,000 of 5%, 5V4% and 5%% direct
obligation serial notes, at 100% and accrued interest.
—B,
There
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
is
pons:
.
Monday. November 16, 1959
.
the
secure
payment of a note in the amount of $4,000,000 given to
as a part of the purchase price. The M. D. Anderson,note
payable in semi-annual installments as follows: (a) 13 installments
commencing Aug. 30, 1953 of $100,000 each; (b) the 14th and final in¬
stallment of $1,400,000, due Feb. 30, 1960 —V. 190.
p. 1981.
Standard Wire & Cable Ltd.—Common
Stock Offered
the company
Sisters of Notre Dame of
available
above.
of the company and
notes as set forth int
treasury
for
defined.
therein
as
to
.
now
—Draper, Dobie & Co., of Toronto, Canada, offered in
Canada
only, 250,000 shares of
value) at $2.50 per share.
par
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
debt and for general corporate
common
will
be
used
stock
to
company was incorporated under
Ontario by letters patent dated Oct.
of
by
and
This
name
supplementary
Sept. 21,
patent
was
letters
dated
nature
marketing
the
of
patent
or
wires
to
dated
and
the
Feb.
laws
1954
as
present
29.
of
the
Trudex
corporate
1956.
Supple¬
Aug. 23, 1955, May 3, 1957
being issued to the company.
are
company's
electrical
of
changed
respectively
1959 have also been
general
and
Ltd.
letters
mentary
The
the
22,
Manufacturing
name
short-term
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
Province
(without
retire
business
is
the
manufacture
cables.
Strategic Materials Corp. — Rights Offering to Stock¬
holders—This corporation is offering its common share¬
holders of record Nov. 4,
1959, rights to subscribe at $8.75
per share for 373,364 additional common shares on the
basis of
one share for each five held.
Stockholders also
being offered the conditional privilege to subscribe,
subject to allotment, for such additional shares as may
be available. Any unsubscribed shares will be
purchased
by an underwriting group headed by Allen & Co. and
are
S.
Lunt
D.
& Co. Subscription
rights
(EST) Friday, Nov. 20, 1959.
3:30 p.m.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
from
the
sale
these
of
will
shares
expire
will
be
at
used
the company for
of
by
the payment of loans, for the payment of expenditures
and for working capital.
subsidiaries,
'
Series D
Series
E
due
1984
Series
F
due
1985
(3Va%)~-—^—
12,000,000
(2%%17,000,000
(2Va% )~~——18,000,000
Series
G
due
1987
(4yafe)—-
4%%
due
sinking
1982
due
fund debs,
18,000,000
12,000,000
15,000,000
1984^—
series
par)
($20
series
($20
par;—;
5.60%
series
($20
par)
—
__.
undetermined)
*
stock
value
offering
UNDERWRITERS—The
below
the
45,000,000
and
and Deect
Mortgage
of
Blyth
Witter
Harriman
Merrill
Ripley & Co., Inc
Pierce,
Stone
Smith
&
Barney
&
Blair
4.00
0.75
:
toppings.
cream
The
company
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.——
0.75
&
MacCormack
Fairman
A.
Co.
&
0.75
_
Co.———
&
The
&
0.75
company
110
stock
Nov.
(no
9,
the
increased
was
600,000 shs.
authorized
from
1,500
number
shares,
495,000
shares
common
value,
par
to
shs.y
of
the
shares, and the company's 99C outstanding common shares
split on a 500-for-l basis; the stated capital remained
unchanged
at $2,970,000.
named
below
Co.___
—
—
&
M.
Co
Byllesby
& Co., Inc.-
0.50
Friedman-—„
H.
0.50
Northwest, Co
2.40
Pacific
.—
2.00
2.00
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.——
2.00
J.
between
the
selling
Co,
Inc
—_
Weedon
&
&
Co.
&
Co.—
2.00
Wilson,
an
aggregate
&
Co
2.00
Wulff,
Revel Miller & Co., Inc,_—
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Boettcher
2.00
&
Co.
Lawson, Levy,
1.20
1.20
Morgan & Co.—
1.20
Daniel
Wagensoller & Durst, Inc.—,■
Inc.———
Stern
1.20
■
Co
Paine,
&
C.
1981.
Curtis
and
A.
&
Paul
an
agency
H.
&
Cook
Inc.
The
0.2?
First
TRANSFER
the
company has called
for redemption on Nov. 17, 1959, all of
outstanding 4,/2% sinking fund debentures due May 15, 1968 at
Payment will be made at the Ohio National Bank, Columbus,
189,
709.
p.
1959—Month—1958
4,000
Win.
4.000
$
Sales
—V.
AND
J.
3,000
$
s
$
395,366,465 363,666,641 3,070,331,920 2,797,979,028
-
190,
Mericka
3,000
3,000
& Co., Inc.
Inc.——
Co.,
notes.
the
tails—Mention
made
was
in
our
Nov.
Financing De¬
9
issue
of
the
public offering of 25,000 shares of the company's com¬
mon stock
(par $1) at a price of $20 per share on Oct.
26 by Kay & Co., Inc., of
Houston, Texas. Additional fi¬
nancing details follow:
As of Nov. 5,
1959, the company had $190,000,000
force. The net loss from operations in 1958 was
of
insurance
in
$120,273, compared with
e 1957 profit of $204,290, and was due to the
increase in premiums and
other considerations, which climbed from
$3,585,042 in 1957 to
$4,118,631.
CAPITALIZATION
Long-term debt:
•Surplus debenture
tNote
AS
OF
JUNE
City Bank of
Agent and the Registrar for
shares.—V.
190, p.
1633.
Outstanding
$500,000
$250,000
1,000,000
Common
stock
(par
350,000
2,700,000
income
1,500,000
127,200
$1)—
90 100
transaction
Etock
of
of
Oct.
American
11,
1955
United
whereby
Services
of
purchased
Insurance
Co.,
the
plus
able gain
of $100,000 per annum in
surplus account
$13,888.88 per month beginning 25 months after
at
an
the
capital
allow¬
rate
of
Jan. 20, 1956. In the
sale of any asset of the
company for an amount in excess
value, the company agrees to
apply the net gain thereon to
indebtedness then owing to Life
event
of
the
of its book
1,585,784
514,956
450,440
4,479,010
3,932,923
income
charges
$1,937,650
$1,886,147
$17,472,334
1,583,470
14,486,517
13,108,336
190,
1633.
p.
any
debenture
bears
tPayable
Life
interest
of
the
Insurance
capital stock
amount
of
Co.
America
America.
The
±ne
of
for
e\ent
in
excess
of
of
the
the
" ucceedlng 3l
company
for
an
its book
value, the company agrees to amilv the
gain thereon to any indebtedness
then owing "to Life
Insurance Co
America. This note bears
TThe
by
of
of
Sonfh^Y/^hfpvVnf'f^9'444,-44of anymonth
In the
,Per
of the sale
asset
months.
net
Co.
until default,
America as part of the
purchase
American United Services
Life Insurance
at the rate of $12,500
per month for the first 24
months beeinnine
price
Co.
to
Insurance
no
company
reason
of
its
assumed
no
this
note
and
in
January
1956
liabilities of American
SeidTnC?ebL™lrySY9T3Ceb?0°r'^ «ecu™ed SY
Bhell
Building, Houston, Tex. The Service
Life
Building in the same transaction
building for
total consideration of
$4,540,000.
Span America Boat Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered
A. Holman & Co., Inc., of New York
City, on
Nov. 10 publicly offered 175,000 shares of common
stock
(par 25 cents) at $1 per share. This offering has been
materials
company's
utilized for
Insurant
in
for
net
proceeds
the
production
saljes program;
and
will
for
be
of
July
retaining'a
rn
1957
nrmHroH
sold
the
vendor's
lie?
used
boats;
for
additional
the
for
March
on
23,
this
with
1958.
offering
all
its
Span
is
America
Boat
Inc.)
the
of
capital
to
be
under
the
GIVING
Co.,
Inc.
stock
Purchase
•This
issued
by its wholly-
on
Span-America.
and
common
tThis
25
cents)
PRESENT
FINANCING
does
if
the
include
holders
of
the
shares
warrants
of
their
stock.
underwriter.—V.
warrants
but
190,
does
p.
issued
not
1227.
to
include
capital notes
Dec.
1,
1969.
underwrite
the
effer
to
Co.
and
offerings.
used
for
general corporate
1982.
p.
stock
rights to
to
management- and
warrants
to
be
Webster
&
Securities
jointly headed
Corp.
White,
and
an
1964,
1,
stock
is
convertible
into
2.67
common
shares
2.5
thereafter
proceeds
from
and
company's
the
Louisiana
natural
sale
will
be
used
retire
to
MCF daily,
at
system
the northeastern United
into
PROGRAM—An
transmission
out¬
States.
gas
expansion
program which will increase
approximately 1,980,000 MCF to around
cost of $66,500,000,
a
be
pur¬
others
in
issued
to
extends
is underway.
operating
revenues
were
$402,784,000
GIVING
EFFECT
and
TO
net
income
PRESENT
$46,424,000.
FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage
in
rates
pipe
line
bonds
Outstanding
$663,000,000
$534,120,000
issu¬
series—
Fourteen
scries
outstanding; interest
2%%
to 5%%;
from
range
maturities
1966-1979—
Debentures—Six
issues
—
outstanding; into 6%;
Long-term note,
4%%
tShort-term notes—
due
stock
5,200,000
80,000,000
t
20,000,000
17,851,000
6,000,000
3,450,000
1,200,000 shs.
outstanding in nine series;
preferred
issuable
4,800,000
1962
dividend rates range from 4.10%
5.25%
§Second
in
stock
to
808,060 Shs.
$100)—
(par
series
1,000,000 shs.
series, convertible into
common
stock
through March 1, 1966
series, convertible into common
4.72%
stock
5%
through April 1,
series,
stock
convertible
•Additional
therein.
264,822 shs.
1969
into
440,000 shs.
common
through Nov. 1, 1974
§ Common stock
mortgage
'
168,379,000
$100)
(par
'
.
200,000,000
Revolving Credit Agreement
Property Acquisition Credit Agreem't
Gas Storage Credit Agreement
^Preferred
•
*
terest rates range from 37/e%
maturities 1966-1978
295,178 shs.
(par $5)
bonds
securing
As long
outstanding,
one
the
or
more
series
may
be
23,161,011 shs.
issued
under
the
bonds
subject
to
the
restrictions
contained
of the presently authorized series remain
principal amount of bonds which may be issued
any bonds
as
the
30,000,000 shs.
in
total
outstanding at any
one time under such mortgage is $750,000,000.
has a Revolving Credit Agreement
expiring Dec. 31,
1961, which provides for short-term bank loans not
to exceed $80,000,000
to be
outstanding at any one time. The interest rate thereunder is the
prime commercial rate for unsecured loans at the
tThe
company
company
April
15,
$20,000,000
unsecured
has
1964,
for
properties, at
for
also
use
a
aggregate
commercial
in
connection
with
the
interest rate of ^2% over
loans at the time of the
an
of
rate
$6,000,000 at
for
of
borrowing.
Property Acquisition Credit Agreement expir¬
provides for short-term ba^k loans un to
which
Storage Credit Agreement expiring
Aug.
an
figure includes
transactions
the
and
before
time
$45,000 shs.
common
exercise
1979
or
operating revenues in the year ended Aug.
$424,451,000 and net income $46,268,000. For the 1958 calendar
able
ing
*275,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
not
190,
Nov.
Texas
•First"
The
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
warrants
figure
as
certain
(par
1,
on
factoring company proposes
group headed by
F. Eberstadt &
will
CAPITALIZATION
(Delaware)
non-operating holding
by its wholly-owned
Authorized
Common
stock
and
a
convertible
new
shares
were
North, Fort
(Iowa).
The
parent
company
intends to continue on as a non-
EFFECT TO
SEC—
EARNINGS—Consolidated
31
Co.
name
with
the sale of the notes will be
Co.
&
4.50%
Ave.
engaged in the business of designing,
manufacturing
the manufacture and sale of an extensive line of
boats
Dec.
on
the daily delivery capacity from
and
glass
and
Co.
&
due
finance
publicly,
EXPANSION
of
company is
franchising
CAPITALIZATION
the
7.5
($100 per share).
from
on
operating holding company with all operations carried
owned subsidiary.
The
common
Issued and
purchase
expansion
working
Boat
being made, is a
being carried
operations
subsidiary,
Span
America
(Span America Boat Co.,
be
BUSINESS—The
organized on Aug. 7, 1959, under the laws of the State
Delaware, is the owner of all the outstanding stock of Span America
Boat
Co., a corporation organized under the laws of the State of
fiber
7.5
shares thereafter through Nov. 1, 1969, and
through Nov, 1, 1974.
The initial redemption price of the preferred stock is $105 per share.
Iowa,
whom
will
into
Weld
Ths
of
company
issues
convertible
through
general .corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Span America Boat Co., Inc., 742-14th
Dodge,
and
7.5
_____
underwriting group on
Nov. 10 which publicly offered 295,17 shares of a new
issue of 5% cumulative convertible preferred stock at
Co.—Private Placement
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., for the private sale of
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, it was announced
on Nov. 12.
Delivery of $5,000,000 principal amount has
been made, and delivery of the remainder
is to be made
on Jan.
20, 1960.—V. 190, p. 1982.
chase
and
a
Service
Insuiance Co-
interest until default
the payment of
succession to the assets
Public
Both
2,617,000
by
for
Co.——
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
$15,647,720
1,586,392
operating
Iowa
&
7.5
—...
Co.
&
Talcott, Inc.—Registers
PROCEEDS—The
—This company has entered into
agreements, negotiated
giving effect to
company
Life
Hirsch
&
standing short-term notes-jssued to finance expansion.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$94,714,870 $88,082,414
58,251,201
55,294,071
1,599,036
14,512,325
13,207,700
taxes—
Southwestern
raw
shs.
excess
Goodbody
12.5
Co.
Parker
—
Sutro Bros. & Co
fered—Stone
completed, all of the shares having been sold.
500',000
500,000 shs.
•Payable to Life Insurance Co. of America out of
surplus in
fixed amount of surplus and
capital as determined after
12.5
&
94.
Proceeds from
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
taxes—
PROCEEDS—The
lease, 1959-62-
on
Redpath
Co
commercial
White,
2.35
—R.
1959
Authorized
;
payable
HFirst lien note payable—:—,.
Bundry indebtedness;
Due
30,
&
Thalmann
p.
notes
year
Service Life Insurance Co.—Additional
%
Auchincloss,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering $15,000,000 of senior notes and $7,500,000 of capital
be
The
National
$10,704,204 $10,111,939
expenses.—
6,665,814
6,176,316
after
—V.
I
corporation
12
par
revenues
operating
Net
Net
,
Outstanding
2,240,183 shs.
22.5
Co.——
(James)
This
Nov.
Weld
3,000
&
REGISTRAR—The
Southern New England
Other
190, p. 1567.
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
—
22.5
&
Stearns
—V.
4,000
—
Murch
common
Co
4,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
Federal
1959—9 Months—1958
Co
rg,
4,000
&
House & Co
Inc.:
—
AGENT
company's
Operating
Operating
Sears Roebuck & Co.—Sales Higher—
Per. End. Oct. 31—
par)—.
%
&
Lunt
D.
purposes.—V.
Gardner
&
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
4,000
102%.
Ohio.—V.
PRESENT
unsubscribed
Allen
The
its
TO
4,000
Saunders, Stiver
Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio, is the Transfer
Scott & Sons Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
($1
to
S.
4,000
—,___;
Curtiss,
Inc.
4,000
,____
Inc
Corp.-
Cleveland
Co._
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
4,500
Reid & Co.,
Co
Reinholdt
&
Burge & Kraus—
Fahey, Clark & Co
Fulton,
Ohio
4,50o
&,Co
Gunn
&
5,500
Ball,
0.25
The
5,500
Co.—
Miller
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
4,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.—4,000
Co.—8,000
&
Cunningham,
Carey, Inc.
0.25
Harold E. Wood & Co
Jackson
Co._
Becker
G.
Hayden,
8,000
0.25
White & Co
stock
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
purchase such of the 373,364 shares of common stock which
at the expiration of the subscription
period. The
names
of the underwriters and the
percentage of unsubscribed shares
which each has agreed to purchase are as follows:
Shares
8,000
,
0.25
Co
Co.
N.
Webber,
Lawrence
—
&
conditions of
165,000 common shares and the under¬
to purchase the number of common shares
names below:
Weeks
Bache
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
1.20
0.75
&
Dean Witter &
0.25
;
—
Reeves
shareholders
Co._———65,000
0.25
Co.—
Williams &
Francis
F* S.
I, du Pont & Co.—Moseley & Co.———
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Hornblower
&
0.25
—-
Co
1.20
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc._
McDonald
0.50
::
Collins &
Fleet
&
0.50
0.25'
Co.-
&
William J.
2.00
————
—
Hansen
Higgins
&
EFFECT
Authorized
remain
of
writers have severally agreed
set opposite their respective
0.50
_
GIVING
.
Common
and
0.50
—.
subsidiaries.
CAPITALIZATION
will
—
Johnson
and
Shares
Strauss & Co
S.
0.50
—
Early in 1959, in association with Koppers Co., Inc. of
Pitts¬
the company launched a sales program for the
licensing of its
furnace process for the direct reduction of iron ore into
steel,
believing that its tests had generated sufficient data to
justify this
effort. Strategic itself is a
holding company and its operations are con¬
the
Stephenson, Leydecker
Co.—
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms
agreement
materials.
electric
Bear,
tative,
&
0.75
metallurgical processes designed to recover
low-grade, off-grade and complex ores and waste
600,000
0.75
&
(O. M.)
of
$100
par value
were
certain
from
burgh,
agreed
Outtsanding
Smucker, as
the purchase agreemertt between the
selling shareholders
underwriters, for whom McDonald & Co. is acting as
represen¬
the selling shareholders have agreed to sell to the underwriters
Walston
o.
1959
agent,
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
190,
9,
and
Brothers
Sutro
—V.
NOV.
0.75
Co
Co.
OF
par)
1959,
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
AS
Authorized
•On
to
values
ducted through
under the laws of Ohio on Sept. 26,
business established in 1897 by J. M.
Smucker,
father of Willard E. Smucker, President of the
company.
Its executive
offices are located at North Walnut St.,
Orrville, Ohio.
•Common
rights
mineral
a
0.75
Co.——_
Fay—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox_
Maxficld
&
the
and
Mason
&
II.
&
of
jams,
0.75
2.40
Barth
one
Irving Lundborg & Co..——
&
2.40
Weeden
is
2.40
Hogle &
2.40
J.
it
preserves,
0.75
Staats
Curtis
that
butter,
—
—2.40
Hutton
apple
Hooker
R.
F.
company.
J.
William
E.
of
Co
Jones
Richards
accounts
the
to
2.40
Shuman, Agnew & Co.——
Hill
the
for
accrue
2.40
Templeton
Crowell,
will
believes
company
of
Process,"
Leaching Process."
Strategic Materials Corp. was formed in March. 1951 and for approxi¬
mately four years its activities were confined to mineral exploration, the
acquisition of claims and leases and the development of mining
proper¬
ties, particularly in Canada. In
1955
a
subsidiary of the
incorporated
was
1921, and succeeded to
0.75
processes,
namely the "Direct Reduction
"Selective Reduction Process" and the
"Cyclic
company
offered
were
funds
no
company is engaged principally in the production
line of quality apple butter,
preserves, Jams, jellies,
largest independent producers
jellies in the United States.
0.75
&
shares
0.75
Co.—_—
Slcaggs
4.00
un¬
Co
Ryons 6i
Echwabacher
Inc
Co.
-
Davis,
Evans
Co
California
Mitchum,
&
an
metallurgical
acquired
these
CAPITALIZATION
——^
4.00
__——
&
set
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.—
Co._
Corp.
Elworthy
have
4.00
Inc
Webster Securities
&
Lester,
Inc.
Lynch,
Fenner
Smith,
12.35
Co
&
percentages
below-,
respective
ice
broad
a
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
15.00
Inc.—-
Co.,
&
Dean
Severally,
the
purchase
unsubscribed shares:
the
of
to
of
selling stockholders, and
and sale of
named
underwriters
commitment
firm
a
First
under
Offered—Mc¬
oversubscribed.
was
PROCEEDS—All
certain
only in compliance with the provisions thereof.
made
forth
__
issued
be
may
Stock
the afternoon of Nov. 9 headed
on
BUSINESS—The
625,000 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
par)—:—
($10 par)
bonds
Additional
Trust
($20
& Co.
BUSINESS—The company is presently devoting its
principal efforts to
A.....
\
Co.—Common
derwriting group which publicly offered 165,000 shares
no
par value common stock at $20 per share.
This
7,500,000
6,000,000
6,500,000
7,500,000
(Serial designation and dividend rate
Common
Smucker
of
,
shs.
300,000 shs.
325,000 shs.
375,000 shs.
———
4.40%
■'"■
■
M.)
Donald
15,000,000
Cumulative preferred stock:
5% series ($20 part
—.—L—375,000
4»/2%
•.
.
(J.
unsecured
any one
loans
acquisition
the
prime
of
producing
commercial
rate
borrowing. The
1,
1961,
time
company's Gas
permits borrowings in
outstanding,
at
the
prime
at the time of the
borrowing. As
$50,000,000 of notes outstanding under the Revolv¬
ing Credit Agreement, $17,851,000 of notes outstanding under the
Prop-
of
Nov.
9
there
are
Volume
m
Number 5899
190
.A
■
■
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
i
.
erty Acquisition Credit Agreement and $4,220,000 of notes outstanding
under the.-Gtfs Storage Credit Agreement, Prior to the issuance, of .the
preferred stock offered hereby,- the company may make addi¬
tional loans under these agreements.
11 At
Aug; 31, 1958, there were 1,128,000 shares of preferred stock
authorized and 12,940 shares of preferred stock were held by the com¬
for sinking funds.
pany
and trust business; Capital Co., principally engaged in owning,
developing, and managing real estate; and General Metals Corp.,
engaged in manufacturing forging, castings, and other metal products.
.Transamerica also has certain.minor subsidiaries and substantial in¬
vestments in various other securities.
"
\
•'
escrow
-
second
v
.
American
Aug.
31,
1959,
2,000,140
shares
of
stock
common
remained
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Co.—Earnings-—
.
Co. of New York, which was incorporated in New
carries on a multiple line insurance business throughout
United States.—V.
190,
additional
issuance
788,125
conversion
upon
NOTE:
shares
of
the
of
stock
common
second
have
preferred
been
stock
At
pany
Aug. 31, 1939, the consolidated subsidiaries of the
outstanding $64,270,778 aggregate principal amount of
long-term notes.
had
loans
and
Shares
Mackall
C. Allyn
& Co.,
Hart
&
'850*
Parvin—_
Bache & Co
McCormick
Merrill
850
-
Smith
&
ner
1,250
Merrill,
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
1,850
Bateman, Eicbler & Co.___
1,100
J. Barth & Co.___._i.
G.
A.
Eecker &
Co.
Inc.___
2,800
Co.,
.
Inc.
Carolina
Clark,
Sons*__—L;
Corp__
Co._
Dodge &
W.
Clark
Richard
Coffin
1,850
Securities
Co.________
&
Burr,
Collings & Co., Inc.—
C. C.
850
Crowell," Weed on
J. M.
Dain
Davis,
&
&
Co.,
Skaggs &
DeHaven
&
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.__i._
coast
R. S.
&
Pan-
■,_<
'
—1
Dickson & Co., Inc.—
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.*—
850
850
Dittmar & Co. Inc.—-
850
1,850
1,850
Salomon
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Se-
.■
curities & Co.___—___
6,800
Equitable Securities Corp.—
1,850
Estabrook
1,850
&<!o.
The First Boston
Southwest
Co.__
Schwabacher
Glore,
Forgan
&
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Co.6,800
Goldman, Sachs
&
6,800
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
Smith, Barney & Co.______
850
Co.—
F. S. Smithers & Co.—____
William R. Staats & Co.—
Hallowed, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland
&
Co
.
Harriman
6,800
1,100
Stern,
Hayden, Stone & Co.__,
1,850
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
2,800
Suplee, Yeatman,
Co. Inc.
Hill Richards &
1,100
Thomas
Hooker
&
Co.__:_,
Fay_
Hornblower &
850
Weeks
E.
F.
W.
Hutton
&
Hutton
E.
R.
850
Co
&
Kalman
&
Kidder,
A.
Co.,
Kuhn,
Loeb
W.
Langley
C.
&
White,
Dean Witter & Co.—
2,800
6,800
Arthur
Inc.
&
1,100
Yarnall,
Co
190,
Chemical
transfer
of
Wright
third
Gas
to
Trust
has
Co.
is
Inc. below.—.V.
•
The
corporation
of
Morton's,
190,
announced
Amsler
interest
in
addition,
industrial
The
its
series
of
Amsler
Jointly
12 that it has acquired the
American Affiliates and Amsler
its
-
of
Morton
located
are
in
the
Chamber
On
acceptance
will
Interest
A
for
of
Aug.
15,
1959,
in
the
100%
trust
accepted.
after
Nov.
debentures
$441,370
of
cancellation
due
18,
tenders
and
on
accepted
on
total
Nov.
apy
made
be
prices not to exceed
before
190,
accrued
company
receipt
upon
will
connection with
and
Payments of
24,
cease
principal amount
1959.—V.
of
Nov.
interest.
the
that
4
through
its
agreement
an
President
acquired
newly
the
in
Harrisburg
operating
in
York,
and
this region
to
and
is
purchased
be
the
the
of
Horner
property
for
will mail notices of
accepted debentures
of the debentures.
23,
1959.
debentures
was
the previous sinking
third
more
corporation, located at Montgomery
Calif., filed a registration
1959 covering 332,000 shares of its
to be
offered
to holders of
the
capital
American Surety Co. of New York on the
Francisco,
9,
Transamerica
offer
is
stock
for
three
purchased
fund payment
have
shares
subject to the condition
financial
been
material
no
Incorporated.
basis
the
of
that
of
two
American
the holders of
shares
Surety
at
of
the
stock.
least
51 %
changes
in
the
business,
properties, or
its subsidiaries other than
of American Surety or
in the ordinary course of business, and that no dividend
shall have been paid
to Transamerica stockholders since Sept. 28,
1959, nor any bonus paid to officers or employees other than those
customarily paid.
In a reorganization which became effective on
July 1, 1958, Trans¬
ceased
is
now
Life
to
be
in
the
a
itself
bank
which
.
its
holding
interest
in
23
subsidiary
banks
and
and its predominant interest
principal subsidiaries are Occidental
a
legal reserve life insurance com¬
National. Fire Insurance Co. and its two subsidiaries,
conduct a multiple line fire r.nd casualty insurance business;
insurance field.
Insurance -Co.
pany;
of
oi
company,
Its
California,
Pacific
Phoenix
Title
and
Trust
Co..
TRECO.
industries.
will
*"
be
now
known
as
the TRECO Construction Division, of
'1
at Pine Bend, Minnesota;- and a new type of automated
purification plant for Stauffer Chemical Co.'s LeMoyne, Ala¬
facility.
In addition, TRECO has many outstanding proposals
for projects in the chemical and petroleum industries.
TRECO is also providing engineering and construction services for
bama
the
Bureau
water
and
Vitro
Reclamation's
of
electrical
and
storm
$14
Collbran
million
western
for
power
Colorado,
system in Albuquerque,
sewer
project
and
a
to
provide
water
storage
New Mexico.
Engineering Co. has been responsible for the design, engineer¬
ing and construction management of more than
for government and industry since World War
30 current Vitro projects are the Consolidated
Station at Indian Point, New York, which will
one
million New Yorkers in 1961,
as
well as
facility programs in Italy and India.—V. 190, p.
100 advanced facilities
II.
Among more than
Edison Nuclear Power
provide
nuclear
electricity for
and
chemical
1674.
Walgreen Co*—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
1959—Month—1958
$24,420,842
190,
J959—10 Mos.—1958
$22,346,528 $231,619,002 $210,557,953
1230.
p.
Western Auto Supply Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1959—Month—1958
$
Sales
—V.
10 Mos.—1958
1959
$
$
22,568,000
_
190, p.
}£
20,278,000 224,392,000 184,305,000
1675.
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Receives Bank Credit—
order
to assure availability of funds for capital
requirements,
$60,000,000 standby credit has been negotiated with the Chase Man¬
Bank of New York, Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
In
a
hattan
other participating banks.
Tx-ust Co., Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., The Han¬
Bank, Manufacturers Trust Co., The First National City Bank
New York, The Marine Midland Trust
Co. of New York, Brown
and
nine
Bankers
over
of
Harriman
&
Co., The First National Bank of Boston and
Irving Trust Co. will participate with the Chase Manhattan and
Guaranty Trust banks in the bank credit agreement. The
standby period for the credit extends to Dec. 31, 1961 and the com¬
pany is permitted to borrow up to $60,000,000 on notes maturing at
that
date
with
an
option to
extend into a
term loan, repayable
yearly to 1965.—V. 190, p. 1570.
Morgan
1959—Month—1958
$4,153,326
190,
V
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
Philadelphia, Pa., on Oct. 21 publicly
of common stock (no par) at $1.15
"best-efforts" basis.
on a
net
will
proceeds
be
added
to
general
the
1959-r-10 Mos.—1958
$3,510,293 $42,303,464 $36,273,637
and 1343.
1675
pp.
(F. W.) Wool worth Co.—Sales Higher-
engaged in Arizona in a title insurance,
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Oct. 31—
,'1'
*
.
corporation's net profits after taxes rose by 145%
in the
ended Sept. 30,
1959, Francis S. Levien,
Px-esident,
Nov.
10.
Consolidated sales during the period
increased
than
100'-,
Levien
he
reported
cents
5
or
said.
a
that net
share,
income for the third quarter totalled
3,038,191 shares of common stock
on
with $62,482, or 2 cents a share, on
on Sept.
30, 1958.
Levien said,' "do not tend to show the true
This compared
shares outstanditig
"These
figures,"
Mr.
because in 1958 Universal American was
special tax credit, which enabled us to show
third quarter.
"This year, however, the company is in the strongest position in its
history. Sales and profits are at record levels, largely as a result of
achievements of our two principal subsidiaries, the Norma-Hoffmann
Bearings Corporation and Paul Hardeman, Inc."
Consolidated
sales
for
the
third
quarter
ended
Sept.
30,
1959
amounted
to
$6,613,306,
as
against $3,258,253 a
year
earlier.—V.
growth
of
able
benefit
to
profit
p.
the
company,
from
the
in
'' '
Dr.
71,470,747 676,048,926 641,272,723
Worcester County Electric
Co.—Registers With SEC—
—V.
190,
1570.
p.
Electric System! has applied to the
authorizing it to increase the amount of its common
stock, $25 par value, by 35,000 additional shares , and to Issue and sell
such shares to New England Electric System at a price of $60 per share,
The application also requests an order authorizing the issuance
and
sale
by Worcester,
at competitive
bidding,
of $7,500,000 principal
amount of first mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1989. The Commission has
issued
an
order
giving interested persons until Nov. 23,
1959, to
This
subsidiary
SEC for
request
of
New England
order
an
hearing
on the proposals.
apply the proceeds from the sale of the additional
amounting to $2,100,000, and the proceeds from the
sale of the new bonds, estimated at $7,500,000, first to the payment of
short-term notes payable, then outstanding, incurred for capitalizable
construction expenditures including notes payable to NEES presently
amounting to $6,800,000. The balance will be used to pay the cost of.
or
the reimbursement of Worcester's treasury for, extensions, enlarge¬
ments,
and additions to the plant and property of the company.—■
V. 190, p. 1983.
a
Worcester
will
stock,
common
a
Word Record Distributing Co., Waco, Tex.—Files With
Securities
and
Exchange Commission—
Oct. 30 filed a letter of notification with tlxe SEC
covering 20,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $10 per share,
piimarily to distributors, certain key men withixx
The
the
Associates—New Subsidiary—
of
Edward
a
L.
new
subsidiary
Ginzton,
in
company
on
distributor organizations
underwriting is involved.
recording
and
firm.
The
new
company,
has
of
the
Varian
A.
been
announced
Palo Alto
elec¬
G.,
this corporation for
an
will
operate
Venus as a
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—The
pet
proceeds
will
be
acquiring 100% of the closelyundisclosed sum, it was announced
wholly-owned subsidiary,
with all
Veaus executives continuing 1n active management, and with
trade policies and manufacturing operations maintained as here¬
its
120,
p.
1119.
used
general corporate
for
Agency & Trust Co., 139 North
Street.
Reno,
the
on
State
Virginia
Nev.
Sept. 1, 1959.
of
Wyoming
under the laws of the
State
The company was qualified to do business
Sept. 9, 1959. The company's principal
on
Wyoming office is located in the Nobel Hotel Building
The company
was organized for
the purpose of
general mining business and allied activities with
to uranium mining at this time.
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
in Lander.
engaging in the
special x*eference
EFFECT Tp PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
present
tofore.—V.
company.
& Co., Inc., of
TRANSFER AGENT—Nevada
in
by both companies on Nov. 9.
A 3oint'Statement made1 by Mr. Richard Salomon, President of Charles
of the Ritz, and Mr. Richard Lewisohn, President of Venus, said Charles
the Ritz
the
purposes.
of Nevada
Acquired—
Chaiies of the Ritz, Inc., New York, is
held stock of
of
Stock Offered—
Pittsburgh 22, Pa., on Oct.
28 commenced a public offering of 10,000,000 shares of
non-a^es-able common stock at par (3 cents per share).
Nuclear
Wyoming
C. A. Benson
BUSINESS—The company was organized
Venus Pen & Pencil Corp.—To Be
artists
debt, purchase inventory, etc.
:,
Switzerland
Chairman
Board
will have its main
offices at Zug, with a research and applications laboratory at Zurich.
Formation of Varian A. G. marks Varian Associates' first European
subsidiary but the third major move this year -in
the compai.y's
broad expansion program.
In? January, 1959. Varian acquired Bom&c
Laboratories, Inc., Beverly, Mass., and in May, announced the forma¬
tion of 8-F-D Laboratories, Inc.,
a
research and development com¬
pany at Union, N. J.—V. 190, p. 919.
tronics
of
'•
77,848,501
1958
505.
Formation
by
1959—10 Mos—1958
^
Sales
funds
company
quarter
Varian
Street at Columbus Avenue,
statement with the SEC on
capital stock, $2 par value,
stock, $6.25 par value, of
condition
divested
America—Acquisition—
methane
those occurring
america
1021.
p.
The proceeds are to be used to retire a
of the issued and outstanding shares of the capital stock of American
Surety accept the exchange offer. The offer also stipulates that there
shall
are-
main¬
company.
2,625,697
,s
Transamerica Corp.—Files for Exchange Offer—
The
to be
re¬
will continue
2937,
p.
outstanding.
190,
This
Nov.
earnings
refinery
No
San
190,
in
operations
operations
Engineering Co.
White
Company,
Ugite Gas
announced
a
1118.
p.
quarter.—V.
trend
profitable
At present, TRECO is working on a delhyM coker and gas recovery
plant for the Coastal Oil Products Co. at the Suntide Refinery in
Corpus Christi, Texas; sulphuric acid alkylation units for the Aurora
Gasoline Co.
in Detroit, Michigan,
and the Great Northern Oil Co.
-
Horner,
share,
$152,897,
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to the
on Nov. 16,
1959, will receive tenders for the sale of
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 of
American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
or
Nov.
on
Universal American Corp.—Earnings Up—
for Debentures—
at
announced
I.
G.
E.
189,
This
of
business
$427,901
favorable
such
the
-
15-year 5%
Textron
the
Division's
Tennessee
and
terms
plants
company
U.
by
Mr.
of
fourth
the
of
1959
Vitro
Engineering Company,
a , division
of Vitro
Corporation of
America, is engaged in the design, engineering and construction man¬
agement of advanced facilities for the' nuclear, cnemical, petroleum and.
Wash.,
a
The Old
close
Seattle,
Place,
,
Associates.
building in Pittsburgh.
The Canadian companies,
Amco
Contractors, Ltd., and Amco Technical Consultants, Ltd., arc
owned with Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.
Tenders
July totalled
is a Pennsylvania corporation engaged
in the development and sale of proprietary drugs and drug sundries.
The company was organized in March, 14)58, succeeding to a partner¬
ship of the same name. The principal place of business of the com¬
pany
is located
at
1224 North Seventh St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.—V.
190, p. 405.
•
:
Commerce
Furnace
the
in
balance
expects
company
President of
electronic
company
from
LP-Gas
BUSINESS—The
Nov.
oh
Corp.,
Canadian
is
design
of
of
Ugite'Gas Incorporated, it has entered into
manage
per
609.
p.
founded in 1903,
offices
main
1
*
The merger of The Refinery Engineering Co.
of Tulsa and Vitro
Engineering Co., New York, N. Y., was announced in Tulsa on Nov. 5
by Woodman Perine, Vice-President of Vitro Corp. of America and
offered 75,800 shares
builder of soaking pits and,
specializes in the
and construction of all types
furnaces for the heating and melting of steel.
;This enterprise,
of
Morton
in
shares
common
end
—Brooke & Co., of
sole
Textron Inc.r—Acquisition—
business
The
profitable during
continue.
Vitro Corp. of
engaged
PROCEEDS—The
Textron,
The
United States Pharmacal Co.—Common Stock Offered
appointed
been
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
See
150,000
the
961.
p.
Philadelphia
William
850
1,100
Biddle & Co.
loir the second preferred stock 514% convertible
Transmission Corporation.—V. 190, p. 1880.
agent
Texas
aixd
surplus at
Earned
purchase
—V.
York
New
.
'
V
Bank
outstanding,
are
underwriting
Pennsylvania,
1,100
•
in
issued.
control systems,
cently
—
.____
Exchange,
of
the
95%
the assets of A. C. Horner, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa. The
Horner Company serves LP-Gas in the eastern and central regions of
to
Co.,
&
Stock
principal
.subsidiary,
Gas Transmission Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Texas
The
1880.
p.
Masterson & Co
L.
189,
company
of
This
1,100
2,800
850
6,800
Co.___—_—
&
2,800
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
—V.
Inc._
6,800
Lehman Brothers
Ryons
Wertheim
8,200
850
850
inc.__:
Co._
American
United Gas Improvement Co.—Acquisition Plans—
Walker &;Co.__—'—_ -1,850
Walston & Co.,
Co.—
&
&
Higginson Corp
Lester,
Durst,
Wagenseller &
G. H.
1,100
Co...
Freres
Lazard
Lee
850
6,800
Inc.—
or
Brothers
Dann &
Common,
the
1,100
——-
Co.
Inc
Co.,
1,850
1,350
Inc.
Vietor,
1,100
Peabody & Co.—
Kidder &
M.
850
Day
L.
2,800
The Illinois Co. Inc
850
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
1,100
Co
850
850
Spencer Trask & Co.___—
Tucker, Anthony &
2,800
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co._.__
Howard,
\"
on
are
to
be
supplied by
amendment.
primarily in the design, manufacture, and
equipment and accessory devices for
military and commercial aircraft, missiles, space vehicles, and indus¬
trial uses.
The prospectus states that the company plans:in the near
future to begin construction of a new plant.
Net proceeds from the
sale
of
the debentures
will be
added
to
the
general funds of the
company and will uo used in the plant construction program
Although
the cost of the proposed new plane has not yet been determined, it
is
estimated
that
expenditures
for
this
purpose
will
not
exceed
$2,000,000.
The balance of such proceeds will be available for the
company's general corporate purposes, including, particularly, increased
research and development activity undertaken
in the ordinary course
of business.
Pending application of such proceeds to the uses described
above, the company's secured short-term.bank loans (totaling $600,000
on
Nov. 6, 1959) will be paid in full.—VV190, p. 1021.
Mosley
Co
11.
traded
1958,
none
shares
and
The
sale
1,850
—
Nov.
corporation, located at 4540 Union Bay
registration statement with the SEC
a
price,
1,100
Frank, Meyer & Fox
&
date.
been
expected to
Vitro
on
Nov.
1C- covering
amount of
convertible
subordinated
debentures
due Dec. 1, 1974, to be offered for public sale through an underwriter
group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The interest rate, public offering
6,800
1,250
Starkweather & Co
Hayden,
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Miller & Co
This
filed
1——:
Shields & Co
1,100
that
on
defense
$179,969
31,
which
of
44,805
$2,500,000
1,250
850
1,100
850
1,850
1,250
Co.—_____
&
*
after prpvision for
11", cents per share,
months,
$144,358,
United Control Corp.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
850
—1
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.__
850
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
1,100
Scott & Stringfellow
1,250
__
$438,609.—V.
Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
Corp. —" 8,200
Fridley & Frederking
Hutzler...
with
___________—■
Schoellkopf,
First California Co. Inc.1,100
First
Inc.
man,
&
stock
850
2,800
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke_
Schneider, Bex-net & Hick-
189,
a
is
Block
of
Dec.
1,850
1,850
Bros.
income
1,100
2,800
Co.___.—_-
loans.—V.
the seven months ended July 31, 1959
after depreciation and taxes.
In
the
the company had net income of $146,707.
The balance sheet at July 31, 1959 showed current assets of
$863,598 and current liabilities of $658,887.
Long-term liabilities totalled
$261,985.
Authorized capital consists of 580 shares of 6%
preferred
ended
Dominick & Dominick—'
short-term bank
repay
■
which
Concrete
net
Drexel
&
Thorold
year
Mosle & Co._
& Co
Rowles, Winston & Co
to
used
v
'
announced
was
had
F. Rothschild
"
Asbestos,
1,850
—
will be
first
1,100
1,250
L.
Treasurer,
products.
right of refusal to purchase the remaining
outstanding common shares of Capital Concrete,
1,100
i
it
United
has
Co.,
&
Rotan,
.
nine
was
"
$60,000,
Riter & Co.
1,250
8,200*
?
and
wholly-owned subsidiary, Detinu Hold¬
ings, Ltd., is acquiring 50%
of the outstanding common shares of
Thorold Concrete Block Co. Ltd. for $1 million, and 5%
of the out¬
standing
common
shares
of
Capital
Concrete
Products
Ltd.
for
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-
850
Directors
10.
corporation;' tlirough
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner
850
semiconductor
Nov.
on
_
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Bodine^
Robertson
Shepard
Inc.
'
of
UnitedLAsl>cstos? Gorpt—Acquisitions-*—
6,800
•.
Prescott,
850
selling
proceeds
This
&
Piper, Jaf fray & Hopwood-
.-
the
taxes,
of
TRECO
850
,
Jackson
Curtis
Townsend,
Crouter &
Dewar,
'
and
2614.
v
1,100
Co
Northwest Co
Webber,
850
Inc.-!—
Co.
Co._^_—'
850 s,
Co
The
p.
1,100
Pacific
the Board
tained
850
Paine,
of
have
850
1,100
The Ohio
850
1,850
Chairman
98.6%
announced
8.200
1,100
2,800
Newhard, Cook & Co
1,100
*
Inc._______
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
selling stockholders are David Bakalar, President,
The
Bakalar,
Corp., has arranged to place privately
$7,500,000 of 5%% first mortgage bonds, due 1989, it was
1,850
W. H.' Newbold's Son & Co.
■
group
offering
SEC
offered for
The First Boston
-
Mullabey^ Wells & CoUj—
1,100
2,800
Clarke Corp
W.
&
& Temple-
S. Moseley &
F.
Street,
Wakefield, Mass.,
covering 1,000,000 shares
public sale through an
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
the
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. — Private
Placement—This company through Blyth & Co., Inc. and
1,250
Morgan Stanley & Co.---—
1,850
Albion
168
with
stock to be
facturing,
1,100
Inc.
Brandenberger &
1+
Currie
income
Sept. 30, 1959,
the correspond¬
..
of
sales
3,676,225 shares and 3,721,275 shares, respectively (an aggre¬
of the company's outstanding stock). Each is selling
500,000 shares. The company is in the business of developing, manu¬
6,800
& Co.,
Moroney, Beissner & Co.___
.
for
income
State
•'
'
$6,595,489 compared with earnings of $37,290, or 2.8 cents,
$5,002,462 in the first nine months of 1958.
the third quarter, coal tonnage was at a "record level,"
period of decline in coal production on a national basis.
Earnings from coal operations increased, although coal margins remain
lower
than
are
satisfactory.
Some
improvement
is
expected
with
increased
coal
demand
that
will
follow
the
resumption
of
steel
production.
The
government car-lot manganese program was
terminated on.
Aug: 5, 1959, The company suspended its manganese mining operations
Tucson
Co._.l_
Jones
sales
net
"«
1,100
ton
Moreiand,
8,200
Sullivan«&
Alex. Brown &
E.
Mitchum,
'
850
Blyth & Co., Inc—
Turben
of
at
qwn
gate
1,100
Inc.___
The Milwaukee
Leo
who
Pierce, Fen-
1,250
____
public
and
850
Co
and
earnings
During
during a
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
located
statement
common
by amendment.
_________
&
Lynch,
Bacon, Whipple & Co—___
Bosworth,
underwriting
The
1,100
A. E. Masten & Co.1,100
1,850
outstanding
bank
Manley, Eennett & Co
Inc—1,850
corporation,
registration
a
com¬
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
American Securities Corp.__
Austin,
Coe
15,371
Lovelt Abercrombie & Cb.__"
A,
&
23,057
_—________
—
of
Shares
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
White, Weld & Co.
TTansitron Electronic
This
filed
offered.
now
Consolidated
Federal
three
aixd
1958:' "
of
and nine months ended
substantially ahead of
the
sales
periods
-
for
reserved
resulted, in
ing
on
served
An
Operations''in
on
1464.
p.
re¬
for issuance upon conversion of the 4.50% and the 4.72% cumu¬
lative convertible second preferred stock, and 620,904 shares were re¬
served for issuance under the company's Restricted Stock
Option Plan.
51
-
Surety
York in 1881,
'
the
§At
(2087)
—
Common
—V.
190,
capital stock (par 3c)
p.
1343.
—
Outstanding
30,000,000 shs.
18,670,000 shs.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2083)
.
.
Monday, November 16. 1959
.
■t/.-
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
PROPOSALS AND
BOND
ALABAMA
bonds
Highway Authority
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Bond Offering — President
Charles M. Meriwether
that
sealed
until 11
bids
will
(CST)
a.m.
the purchase
of $10,000,000 high¬
way revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1960.
Due
Jan.
on
1H80 inclusive.
callable
of
Jan. 1, 1965. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's. office, or at the Birming¬
ham
'Trust
are,
National
as
Bank,
in
Birmingham, or at the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York
City. Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
Bond Offering
Clerk
will
11
of
Dated
of
receive
sealed
bids
until
(MST) on Nov. 23 for the
purchase of $510,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due semi-annually from Dec. 1,
a.m.
1, 1974. Principal and
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
bids
his
at
10
sealed bids will be received until
(CST)
Nov. 27 for the
purchase of $89,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
lows:
$19,000
4%
Due
1989
waterworks
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1962
Dated
Due
-
to
1989
Sept.
revenue
Sept.
on
Nov.
on
15 from
15, 1959.
1961
Principal
Treasurer's
to
18
Due
in¬
1984
interest
and
County
Legality ap¬
office.
1
from
1,
1959.
Interest
Rock.
Ratcliffe,
Bond Offering
Ark.
Los
$7,000
4%
Angeles
County (P.
Angeles), Calif.
Los
Bond
Offering
O.
on
Nov.
27
bonds,
sealed
bids
Gordon
—
his
at
until
Bonds
mitted
T.
10
office
in
Los
4%%
Not
for
Sold—All
the
from
Dated
on
bids
1959.
San
Bond
Sale—The $360,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
28—v. 190, p. 1779—were awarded
eral
a
at
price of 95.37,
a
$15,000
4s.
CALIFORNIA
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
•be
11
received
in
Santa
Ana
until
(PST) on Nov. 17 for the
4purchase of $1,360,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
a.m.
(1959.
1979
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
1960 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Treasurer's
Earlimart
Public
Utility District
(P. O. Visalia), Calif.
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
bonds
totaling
$475,000
offered
Nov. 6—v.
on
1963
1964
1
from
on
Nov.
1
from
on
Nov.
1
on
1988
Nov.
1
200,000 3s.
1968
Municipal Water District
(P. O. Hemet), Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
general obligation
water
system
Due
1972
to
to
at
Oct.
on
Angeles, Calif.
Offering — Secretary
;
of
Board of Water and Power Com¬
missioners Joseph L. Williams an¬
nounces
that sealed bids will be
received at the First National
Division,
City, until
11
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
Nov. 18 for the
of
$12,000,000
water
bonds, Issue of
1959. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
works
revenue
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Bonds
maturing
on
or
after
Dec.
1, 1967 may be redeemed on Dec.
1, 1964, or on any interest pay¬
ment
date
thereafter.
City
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office and will
be collectible at either of the
City and in Chicago. Legality
of
Los
by O'Melveny
ap¬
&
Myers,
Union
School District,
Pacheco
Union
Shasta
bids at his office in
Redding, until
2
p.m.
(PST)
on
Nov.
16
for
the
approved, by Chapman
of
7
the
State
.
Of
of
office
in
McCarthy,
of
New
until
11
Due
Volusia
of New
proved
by
Trimble &
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
State
Bond
Board-of
Tallahassee), Fla.
Sale—An
ing bonds
'
'and
7
v
Knox
Orange
issue
of
$650,-
was
sold to Pierce, Car-
Inc.,
4s,
as
at
a
(P^Oi Orlando),
Certificate
Sale
house
court
and
of indebtedness
purchase of $1;~
obligation school
190,
O.
Oqlesbujrg),
Nov;
on
the
for
non
'
v
D. Mcreceive;
,
until-10-a.m.
30
$1,369,000"
(CST) ;
purchase
of.
taxrexempt student:
union construction and dormitory ;
refunding,
bonds,
revenue
'
$383,000 Series
Oct.
The $500,000
-Jail" certificates
fol-
as
"
'
bonds.'Due
A
from
1
'
1960
1991
to
on
in-
-.4elusive,
—
offered Nov;"-12--
'
'
•lows:;'"
...
County
(P.
1
inclusive.:
■Illinois
bids
1960
Dec.
on
to' 1970
College
1,
r
r
31/4S.- Due
1962
:
/• *
Dec.
on
7 Bond Offering-^Kellpg
Clellafid, Treasurer;will
Florida
-
Due
1961."
."from
;*
-
^
1,200,000
sealed
County school build¬
rison, Wulbern,
price of par. \
Alice:Dicken¬
Education
:
-
H\.
{P.O.
<
a
$287,000 4s.
City.
Florida
offered"
1884 — were
syndicate composed
follows:
as
of
York.
bonds
p.
Co., Inc., Blunt, Ellis &
Simmons, and McDougal & Con¬
don, • Inc.;: at a price of 100.05,;
a net interest cost of about
3.27%,
from 1961 to 1972
as
.
.
Becker &
(EST)
of
purchase
County road
July 1, 1959.
Callable
son,
the
' i
Co., of Chi- ■
cago, Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Louis, Blyth & Co., Inc.; Paine,Webber, Jackson & Curtis, A. G.
receive
a.m.
the
for
July 1
on
Bank
County School District No.
(P. O. Westminster), Colo.
for
<V.
of the Northern Trust
Wither-"
11
July 1,
1969. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First National City
Francisco.
24
W.
will
Secretary,
inclusive.
24
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will. receive" sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(MST) /on
building
190;
9 —,v„
awarded to
Offering—T.
$2,000,000
the purchase of $52,000 school
COLORADO
•
-"
*
-
revenue bonds. Dated
Rafael
Nov.
on
Cutler,
dl
Kane, Cook and DuPage Counties >
School District No. 46 (P. O. ;
Elgin), III.
;
'
:
Bond Sale —, ' T.h e $1,487,000"
school,
bids
Dec.
on
San
(PST)
a.m.
Chicago*.; vr
.
,
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
sealed
County, Calif.
486,000 Series
r
B
bonds.'
Due
on
';
April 1 front;1960 to 1995 in-
.
1884—were awarded to /•; -/ elusive.
>«• 7& Co., and Leedyv
500,000 Series C bonds. Due -on
Allemari, at a price "of
April' 1 front; 1962 to. 1989 ininclusive. Callable as 'qi Oct. 1; 100.008, v a
net interest; cost /of ,'g
elusive. ;
/' *' v •
1971. Principal and interest (A-O)
about 3.57%, as follows:
V ~
.7:Dated April "aI, 71959. Principal'
payable at the County Treasurer's $60,000 5s. Due on Sept.*!,/ 1964; and interest
payable, at the First
office. Legality approved by Talfand 1965.
"?_. '
Galesburg/^'Naiional- Bank; and
madge & Tallmadge, of. Denver,
140,000 3.40s. Due on Sept. I ffoiivj Trust:: Company,
H
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1961
to
v.
John
p.
•
Nuveen
Wheeler &
1984
-
.
•
1966 to
Note
,
(State
Offering
—
sealed
(EST)
bids
of)
*
Nov.
on
24
re¬
a.m.
the
for
11
pur¬
chase of
$44,300,000 housing notes,
Series P. Dated Dec. 11, 1959. Due
Dec. 9, 1960^
1963
.
v.:V, 7 '
-
:;inGalesburg.
■■
.
V f Legality Vapproved"7'by '< Kirkland.
Sept-4L#oih*t Jlllis, Hodson; Chaffgtz $7 Masters,
.inclusive.
-300,1)66*3%s: Due
on
,
7.1969 to 1974 inclusive./
f-i
John. Ax
until
„
-
Bond
school
190,
bonds
offered
1884—were
Nov.
9—v.
awarded
to
a
syndicate composed of Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Reynolds & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.41, a basis of about 3.71%.
-
from
1960
1999.
to
,
3
New
Castle
Bond
(P.
O.
Wil¬
Clerk
receive
of
sealed
Levy
bids
L.
Court,
until
11
(EST) on Nov. 19 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 bonds, as
a.
m.
and
1960
to
1979
in¬
clusive.
290,000
offered
bonds.
1981
to
Due
1993
sewer
on
system
Dec.' 1
inclusive.
sewerage
1984—were
Nov.
revenue
12—v.
to
awarded
190,
a
p.
1,
the
1959.
goner,
&
ner
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenSmith, J. H. Hilsman &
R.
Dickson
S.
Southeastern
price of 100.10,
of
about
a
4.19%,
1963
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
225,000 41/4S. Due
1975 to
follows:
as
1974
to
& Co., and
Corp., at a
net interest cost
$295,000 4.10s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
en
Jan. 1 from
Park
Secretary
from. missioners,
of
—
the
' will
bids until 8 p.m.
L.
Illinois
A.
Board
solidated
1972'
alityj
.
County,
School
(P.
Bond
O.
Newtown
District
Collison),
Con¬
No.
109
III.
Sale—The S150.000 school
building
bonds
offered
Nov.
2—
v.
190, p. 1780—were awarded to
Mullaney, Wells & Co.. at a price
of
100.07, a net interest cost of
about
3.91%,
$90,000
4s.
to
as
follows:
Due
on
1969
inclusive.
60,000 3%s. Due
011
Anderson
Miller,
of
receive
(CST)
to
Le
to
1975
Dec'.
on
1
1
Dec.
from
from
inclusive.
INDIANA
District,
Offering
1960
J-D.
,
Vermilion
ILLINOIS
Broadview
from
Interest
by Chapman & Cu.ler,,
Chicago.
•
1970
1989 inclusive.
to
of
1960
1980 inclusive.
480,000 4.20s. Due
Dec." 1
on
inclusive.
group
composed of Wyatt, Neal & Wag-'
Bond
county
Nov. 23 for
on
Dated ' Dec.
approved
bonds
1981
from
bonds.
water
,
1
(CST)
p.m.
ing
Due
$109,000 surburban communities
improvement bonds. Due on
Dec.
.
Cobb County (P. O. Marietta), Ga.
-Bond Sal e- — The $T,000,000
First
mington), Del.
Offering — Michael
Centrella,
will
County
;
purchase of $495,000 school build¬
GEORGIA
Co.,
DELAWARE
Chicago'i-,.7 "
;V"V Lake County
Community Unit Sch.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,750,~
Dist. No. 95 (P. O. Lake Zurich),
000
parking revenue bonds was
2. I
"7' Illinois -7 'v '
sold to Leedy; -Wheeler & -AlleBond Offering—Eaid T'. Young,;
man, Inc., as 4Its,- 4!'2S and 474s.
Secretary bf; the Beard of Educa¬
Dated July 1, 1959. Due serially
tion, will receive''sealed* bids until
Sale—The $2,000,000 high
p.
of:
Orlando,iFla.
-
Enfield, Conn2
follows:
Angeles.
on.Dnc/1 from 1961 to/1974 ;
inclusive.. Interest J-D. Legality»
City.'
Bond
Adams
cur¬
rent official banks of the Depart¬
ment for this issue in New York
f
Due
Dec.
on
Florida
Oct. 10 from
on
Principal
and interest
&
000 Jackson
City
Bank of New York, Bond
55 Wall St., New York
Sanitary
;
.
.:
8 p.m". (CST)- on Nov. 30 for the
purchase of $745,006 school.build- i
ing bonds: ;: Dated - Dec.
1, 1959.
}
-,
Nov.
10 from
Speziale, State Treasurer, will
Los
Bond
r
FLORIDA
inclusive,
Connecticut
inclusive.
Park
v
.»
Sfecvetary of *
Education until
{
.
1984 inclusive.
his
11
Nov.
inr
:
1,"-1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
Washburn
Bond Offering—George S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
SO
1989
to
1978
Oct. 10 from
on
on.
inclu¬
wood), III...
<-
the^ Board:' of
on
1987 to 1989 inclusive.
inclusive.
480,000 3V4S. Due
of San
Due
Delaware,
in . Wilmington.' Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
as
■
ceive
l
Eastern
Due
1967
to
Due
1979
Bond .Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the:
.
1960
bids
from
interest
York
$320,000 5s.
from
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—A.
Ray Taylor,
County Clerk, will, receive sealed
par.
3.39%,
1959.
to
.
Dec;
Farmers
from
at
price of
Co.; Gregory &
about
1
Dated
and
1960
Cook County School District No. 74
'
(P. O. Lincoln
<-■
Dec.
on
>-District1 bonds:" DUe
a..group
from
?Legality approved by Chap-!
& Cutler, of Chicago.
'
man
Sanitary
Due
District, bonds.
"1 from
follows:
1973 inclusive.
prove^
a
of
cost
City
bonds.
\\ " .elusive. .
•15,000 Rospville
Sons, and Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc., at a price of 100.08, a net
interest
Delaware
Dec.
CONNECTICUT
p. 1779—were sold
Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 4s and
4%s,
190,
to the Federal
Bradford &
inclusive.
270,000 5s. Due
1974 to
follows:
Nov.
inclusive.
to 1969
1970 to
net interest
as
Interest
Rock.
Anaheim
Due
to
a
5.19%,
35,000 41/2S. Due
A-O.
Little
to
Dec. 1
on
tary
600,000 general
syndicate headed by the Bank
j building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1960.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
1
Legality approved by Rose,
Meek, House, Barron & Nash, of
C.
J.
Bond Offering
Water
District,
Diego County, Calif.
1989 inclusive.
1,
awarded
sive.
96,000
County, Calif,
$1,000,000 school
9—V; 190,-p.
Dated Dec. 1.
Dec/ l
'
'
Sch;- District,
purchase of S480.000 gen-:
obligation park improvement"
bonds.
1 from 1960 to, 1989 inclusive.
McDariiel .Heights Sani-
;./*
the
for
eral
on
iri-
1989
1970 to 1989 inclusive.
District
»:•
composed of F. S. Smithers & Co.;
for
sub¬
Pomerado
rev¬
April
from
220,000
-
Nov.
on
—
1961
system
Due
1962 to
April
1571—were
*
-
District bonds. Due
,
Oct.
general
40,000 4%s. Due
water
bonds.
enue
offered
until
(PST)
a.m.
obligation
bonds totaling $7,300,000 offered
Nov. 10
v.
190, p. 1779 — were
rejected.
inclusive.
65,000
Barbara
Bond Sale—The
bonds
•
Due
to
1965
160,000 Naaman's Creek Sanitary
3 for the purchase of $13,bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1959.
Due
000.000 Marina Dey Rey revenue
on
Dec. 15 from 1961 to 1978 in¬
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
in
1999.
Legality approved
by
(J-D) payable at the Bank'of
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
America National Trust & Savings
Angeles. .«
Association,
in
San
Francisco.
approved
Orange County, County Sanitation Legality
by
Orrick,
Districts (P. O. Santa Ana), Calif. Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
system bonds.
April 1 from 1962 to
on
1989
Barbara High
Marin
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
water
Due
4
•
Santa
from
elusive.
i
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
West Marin
cost of about
(CST)
dated
are
District bonds.
1
ington,
ings Association, of San Francisco,
for the purchase of $72,000
as follows:
bonds
1973
until
a.m.
on
15,
1959. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
cisco.
Jo Corley announces that the City
Council will receive sealed bids
10
Due
Series A bonds. E(ue on
Oct. 15 from 1960 to 1972 incl.
Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
to
Clerk Norma
—
bonds.
B
13,000
the
at
Series
Oct. 15 from 1960 to 1976 incl.
inclusive.
Legality approved by Rose,
Meek, House, Barron & Nash, of
,
Dec.
payable
M-S.
Little
(PST)
Dated
proved by Orrick,
bonds.
1962 to
: '
1 from
70,000 4%% waterworks
bonds.
Sacramento
Dec.
Lavaca, Ark.
Bond Offering — City Recorder
Davis
H.
Floyd announces that
2 p.m.
in
purchase of $344,000 school
Dec.
$17,000
Dec.
Santa
County, Calif.
—
Wm. H. Dick,
office
a.m.
Angeles,
ARKANSAS
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
itary
High School District,
Sacramento
1961 to June
interest
Le¬
Bond Offering
(J-D)
Supervisors,
office.
gality
approved
O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Grant Union
110,000 Westwood-Forwood San¬
fol¬
as
lows:
*
1, 1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
NEGOTIATIONS
purchase of $30,000 bonds
The
Dec.
District
r
from
1
inclusive.
1984 inclusive.
to
clusive.
Rhea Averill,
—
Board
Dec.
on
1978
and interest
on
Maricopa County, Roosevelt Sch.
Due
to
1979
bonds.
District No. 66 (P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Sav¬
&
Trust
60,000 4%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
.
for the
ARIZONA
5s.
1963
to
Bonds due in 1966
thereafter
and
from 1961
1
$90,000
received
Nov. 24 for
on
of
Bank
the
to
National
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.15, a net interest
cost of about 4.85%, as follows:
announces
be
sold
was
America
Alabama
j
-
Com¬
sealed
Ndv. 19
Twps.,,(P.
O.
Yankee-
town), Ind.
Bond
Offering-^-Doyle L. Held,
•Township' Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p. m. (CST)
Volume
17
Nov.
on
Number 5899
190
for
the
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
offered Nov.
of
purchase
$144,000 bonds, as follows:
Township bonds.
sem-annually from July
Due
:
1, 1961 to July 1, 1970.
•
,
.
interest
and
$125,000 4V2s: Due
to
1960
-
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
of Indianapolis.
•
1 .■ ■;
634,000
4s. Due
1965
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
■Bond Sale—The $2,760,000 bonds
offered Nov. 12—v. >190, p. 1884—
awarded
to
a
group
;Giore.v Forgan
of
in
Seattle,"
100.426,
Bank
to
inclusive.
SI
.
1
.
Sale
a
190,
bonds
syndicate
*..
Stuart
&
100.02,
3.77%,
Sale—The
$150,000 gen¬
obligation school building
bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 190, p.
a
National
headed
follows:
as
La.*
!
group
Trust Company, of
Baker, Watts & Co.,
& Boyce, and John¬
to
1975
to
■i
from
Bank,; of Chicago, at a
a net interest cost
Other
-
price of 100.12,
1968
it'-/'//;
to
members
(p.
offered
of
of
posed
Ci
to
J.
190,
a
1985
p.
group
Devine
com¬
&?'Co.,
Co., and Shearson, HamCo., as 3V4S, at a price of
a basis of about 3.24%.
mill &
100.06,
i
<
Boston
Metropolitan
District,
Massachusetts
.
syndi¬
Paddock
&
stone,
Oi
about
3.42as
$70,000 -34<>s.,Due
follows::
cated/Northern
::
Harris
Struble,
1
-
able, at a bank or trust company
designated .by the purchaser. Le-,
gality approved by Wright, Davis,
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit. - ~
De-
|
^
District,.
-
Michigan
/•*•:•;•
-
•'"*/
.
■
Note
Bond
Sale—The $808,000 general obligation bonds offered Nov.
Offering—George F. Roberts, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive 'scaled jbids
4—v.
until 2 p.m. (EST)
to
190,
a
1677—were awarded
p.
composed
of
&
Watervliet School District
.
-fr^°i? nnn.6
iQfSb ^
in
JS,
,p9nn
W1.S- VS
/
?
62,
Bond Offering—James L. Col¬
cation. will receive sealed bids
iintil 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 16 for
,
41??
No.
Michigan
.
man» Secretary of Board of Edu-
,
.
17 for
chaser.
Trust./Co.,-
Trust" &
from
1971 inclusive. %/
«
Nov!
on
the purchase of $400,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated Nov. 16,
1959. Due on May 16, 1960. Principal and interest payable at a
place agreed upon with the pur-
Halsey,
Co.,
Inc.,
Harriman,
Ripley & Co., Inc., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about
4.26%,
group
Stuart
i
Nov.
on-
Dist.
(EST) on Nov. 24 for the
purchase of $120,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on July
1 from 1961 to 1987 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-
Offering — Chairman as follows:
and ; Bond
G. Gomperts
Savings1 Bank, Henry
announces
$618,000 school building and site
both of Chicago, White, ZHattier &
that the Board of Trustees will
bonds, for $63,000 5s, due on
1962 to
receive sealed bids at 73 Tremont
Sanford, Barrow, Leary
Co.,
80,000 3.40sb Due on Novr 1 from Scharl'f & Jones, .Inc., Newman, Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
vp
dv°«
1972 to 1979 inclusive.
li iiv
i
-«4nnnn
Brown. & Co.; Inc., Trust Com¬ on Nov.. 24 • for the purchase of
h U
1MR
$1,801,000 Series A bonds. Dated
Grinnell-Newburg Community Sch. pany of Georgia, Atlanta,. B. J
tn fi«R ?ncbicS»
Van.
Jan.1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
Ingen
&
Co., - Nusloch
District* (P. O. Grinnell), Iowa
1 on nnn
Baudean
&,
Smith,
Arnold
& 1970 to 1990 inclusive. Principal
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
i
Crane, McCormick & Co., Com¬ and interest
(J-D)
payable
in
bids will be-*, received at 2 p.m.
1 QfiO tn Wd
merce Trust
Boston and New York City. Le¬
Co., of Kansas City
(CST) on NoV. 16 for the pur¬
rllw i 1
Glas & Company, Schweickhardt
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
chase of $725,000 general obliga¬
& Co,, Zahner and Company E. F
«i fin onn 4V
nn
Ti'iit
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
tion school building bonds. Dated
Hutton & Co., Republic, National
from 1966
irom 196b to 1986 inclusive
inclusive.
Dec. 1, 1959., Due on Nov. 1 from
Bourne, Mass.
Bank, of Dallas, Weil Investment
1962 to 1979 inclusive.' Principal
Dearborn Twp. School District No.
Co., Rapides Bank & Trust Co., of b Bond Sale—The $379,000 school
and interest payable • at the Dis¬
7 (P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 190, p.
Alexandria, Wheeler & Woolfolk
trict Treasurer's, office.- Legality
1885—were awarded to the First
Bond Sale— The $980,000 school
Inc., and Harrington & Co., Inc.
approved by Chapman & Cutler^
Boston Corporation, as 3.70s, at a bonds offered Nov. 9—v.
190, p.
of Chicago.
''"V* f.
/ : • West Lake, La.
Z
price of 100.36, a basis of about 1780—were awarded to a syndi¬
Marion Ihdep. School District,-la. b-Bond. Offering — Town Clerk
cate headed by Stranahan, Harris
3.65%....■
Mrs. T. S. Megason announces that
Bond Sale.—An issue of $210,000
& Co., Inc., at a Price of 100.03, a
Bristol
County (P. O. Taunton),
net interest cost of about 4.75%, as
building bonds was sold to Halsey, sealed bids will be received until
Z. ■ ' ./ Massachusetts
7:30 p. m;-(CST) on Dec. 2 for the
Stuart & Co. Inc.
toiiows.^
-- r Note Sale—An issue of $50,000
purchase of,: $138,000 sewer mMartensdale Community Sch. Dist.,
tuberculosis hospital maintenance $200,000 5s. Due on June 1 from
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
1960 to 1.968 inclusive.
of
Community Sch.
Lyons), Mich.
o.
p.m.
'•/"-« L
Colon Community Sch. Dist., Mich. I
t
p.m.
Principal and
at the
Bond Offering—James
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclu-
field,
Bache &
inclusive.
the
9—v.
Nov.
awarded
were
;
Dec. 1 from
1979
O*
4
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
designated by the purchaser,
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
/ Bond Sale—The $500,000 county
jail and house of correction bonds
a
1960 to 1967 inclusive. \
3,455,000/ 3%s. Due~ on Dec.
First
Lyons-Muir
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at a bank or trust com-
County (P.
Barnstable), Mass.
<,-<
10—v.
until
interest (F-A) payable
city Treasurer's office.
Bloomingdale, Mich.
on
bids
Au8- 10, 1960.
on
MICHIGAN
inclusive.
Barnstable
$5,000,000
Nov.
on
p.
De-
pany
by
*
190,
C. J.
Co., as 3.20s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 3.18%.
MASSACHUSETTS
a
Halsey,
Co., Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
.,
5^-v.
&
.
.
.
V
.
the
to
offered
Nov.
sive.
The
—
$1,545,000 4s. Due
eral
awarded
vine
and
Bros.
1964
1676—were awarded
p.
IOWA
1780—were
'
(P.~0.tShreveport),
Bond
school
Clinton independent. Sch; Dist., la.
% Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
a
offered
1885—were awarded to
sealed
53
(CST) on Nov. 16 for the purchase of $100,000 tax anticipation
botes. Dated Nov. 10, 1959. Due
Bond
Offering—Paul Redfield,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 23
for the purchase of $26,500 general
$176,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from
obligation street improvement
i
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
Due
»524,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
from
1
to
ceive
\
ston, Lemon & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.07%, as follows:
Parish, Parish-Wid*e School
District
price of
basis of about 3.47%.
a
Dec.
on
1980
1981 to i989 inclusive.
Caddo
Co^;
of'.Commerce
31s, at
as,
bonds
com¬
&
White; Weld & Co.;
Raffensperger. Hughes &• Co., and
National
Stein
LOUISIANA
Drexel & Co.:
the
V
;
Deposit
Dec. 1 from
on
awarded
1885—were
1964 inclusive.
591,000 4%s. Due
posed
offered
Baltimore,
Boonville.
were
3onds
/.
$700,000 school
Nov. 10—v. 190, p.
composed of the Mercantile Safe
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank,
of
Frederick), Md.
Sale—The
Bond
Mass.
$180,000 public
works building and police station
lows:
1959. Principal
payable at the
1,
Wilmington,
Bond Sale—The
County (P. O. Prince
Co., Russell,-Long & Co.,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
Seasongood
&
Mayer, and the
Security Bond Company, as fol¬
Civil • Township
bonds.
Due semi-annually frofh July
1, 1961 to July 1, 1970./
Nov.
Calvert
&
nus
72,000
Dated
MARYLAND
p. 1885—
syndicate com¬
a
posed; of W, E. -Hutton. & Co.;
Kentucky Company, Pohl &. Co.,
Inc., Field, Richards & Co., Mag¬
School
$72,000
19—v. 190,
awarded to
were
(2089)
purchase of $431,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1959- Due 011 APdl 1 fr0m 1960
Ito 1977 inclusive. Principal and
interest (A~°) payable at a bank
0r trust company designated by
.
the
the
purChaser. Legality approved
| by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
-
Iowa
j/.r. '//
,
1960. Due
Jan. 15 from 1961 to
on
■/ Bond /Sale—An issue\of $100,;1980 inclusive.
000
building bonds was sold ,;to
Iow's-Des
West Lake
KANSAS
;
Kansas City, Kan.
~i.
/- Bond
J-J.
Le¬
Bond
' *,
issue of $95,917
internal
improvement gen¬
eral obligation bonds was sold to
/Barret, Fitch*. North ; & - Co.,; as
Clerk
T.
be
received
until
7:30
on
(CST) on Dec. 2 for the
purchase: of $138,000 sewer im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
Nov. 1 from I960 to 1969 inclusive.
1960. Due. on Jan. 15 from 1961 to
l, '1959A Due
Principal arid interest (M-N)
able at
the. State
p. - m.
&
/
Winn
*1 ;
KENTUCKY
Bond
;Bo
James
S.
.
(P.
O. Louisville),
oJ
sealed
Huff
&
Liberty
11
bids
14
(CST)
system
Nov!
on
1962
to
;1^89
until
;
"
inclusive.
Bo
d O f f
n
i
c r
n g
Preece, "County Clerk,
Emmons
—
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. .16 for. the purchase of $400.000 school
building
Dated .Nov.
1
revenue
1/ 1959.
from-/1561
to?
Due
1980
bands.
to
inclusive.
Principal, and interest (M-N)
able
Inez.
at-the
Inez1
Legal it
Skaggs/ Hoys
ville.
-
-•
'
Not
Deposit
pay¬
Baiik.
.approved
by
Fahey, of Louis¬
y.
-:
'
Jan.
....
$175,000
Jan.
1, 1960.
from
1961
to
1
of. the
1975
School
Board.
,
at
1969
;
Bond
1980 to
Other
Offering—Chairman John
Jeppson announces that the Board
of
Trustees
bids until
for
-
the
non-tax
will. receive. sealed
noon (EST)
purchase
of
exempt
union
student
on
sealed bids until 7
Nov. 23
bonds.
revenue
A-O.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
on
bonds.
the
ovver,
Mac Arthur
&
Donald-Moore
&
Co.;
(CST) on
Dated
Feb.
Nov.
from
1
elusive.
June 1 from
of
p'm.
1, 1959. Due
1961 to 1970 inLegality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
on
inclusive.
members
Bron-
purchase of $55)000
obligation improvement
general
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1985
on
R.
16 for the
Nov
syndi-
|
/;'
cate: Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Ken-
Co.;
$1,000,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
bonds offered Nov. 9—v. 190, p.
Mc-
Juran
Edina, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
eral
&
Moody, Inc., and Martin & Co.
$1,600,000
dormitory and
Dated April J, 1957: Due on April
1 from 1960 to 1997 inclusive. In¬
terest
1979
to
340,000 4%s.
University (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
1781—were
awarded
to
a
group
Detroit, Mich.
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Sale—The $10,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Nov. 10
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Note
—v.
190,
to
group
a
lowing
Bank
composed of the fol-
Detroit
banks:
Detroit; Bank
of
Smith, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., Dean Witter & Co., and Allan
Blair & Co., at a price of 100.003,
National a net interest cost of about 3.95%,
1905—were awarded
p.
of
the
Commonwealth;
City Bank; De.troit Bank & Trust Co;. Manufac¬
) ;Bond Sale—The $225,000 water
turers
National
Bank, and the
bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 190, p.
Michigan Bank.
The notes bear
1885—were awarded to Shearson,
2.87% interest.
Hammill & Co., as 3Y4S, at a price
of 100.09, a basis of about 3.23%. Edwardsburg Consolidated School
District, Mich.
■„ Springfield
College (P. O.
;
<
^
Springfield), Mass.
d
-V
Bond Offering—Glenn A. Olds,
President, will receive sealed bids
until
11
(EST)
a.m.
MAINE '/
Nov.
on
20
.
Cumberland
site
tax
Nov.
1, 1959. Due
1961
to
purchase of $450,000 non¬
exempt
dormitory revenue
1, 1957. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclusive
Z, /
County (P.
Portland), Maine
O.
-
■
kell,/ County Treasurer,
will
as
|
follows:
$400,000 3y4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to
1963 inclusive.
300,000 3V2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
200,000 3%s. Due
and
on
.
Dec. 1, 1967
1968.
100,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1, 1969.
In addition the entire issue
will
sealed
of
on
1979
interest
and
repair
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
Due on Dec. 1 from
I960
inclusive.
-
Principal
and
payable at the Canal Na¬
tional Bank of Portland, or at the
Second
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Co,, Boston. Legality approved by
Best,
Coolidge
&
Iiugg, of Boston, and Linnell, Per¬
kins,
Thdmpson.
Hinciley &
Thaxter & Go., of Portland.
approved
Bond
Byrne,
ceive
Offering
&
1989
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Stone, of Detroit.
Grand
—
Robert
Town Treasurer, will
sealed
Bank-State
G.
re¬
bids c/o The Second
Street
Trust
Com¬
Municipal Department, 111
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EST);.on Nov. 18 for the
pany,
purchase of. $190,000
station
Due
building
July 1 from
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at a
bank or trust company designated
by the purchaser. Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock
a.m.
bridge
reconstruction
to
11
Nov. 24 for the purchase
$1,000,000
1, 1959.
bids- until
Legality
and
I ^'yrs/t////£.2^i£rom
Feb1960 to June l- 196L
on
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
inclusive.-
1
from
Principal
central fire
1, 1959.
Dec.
1960 to
and
1978
interest
payable at the Second Bank-State
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Bond
Beach,
Mich.
Offering—John R. Rohde,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bi(*s until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 21
for the purchase of
hall
Due
Dated
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
$60,000 village
Nov. 1, 19o9.
from
Principal
1960
and
to
1979
interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the purchaser. Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
company
of Detroit.
lard?
Offering—Grant
City
Clerk,
offering
Clifford Bal-
—
will receive
(CST) on
23 for the purchase of $60,improvement bonds.
Dated
1? 1959 Due on Feb. 1 from
village
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p m>
Nov
qqq
Nov
1962
and
to
1971
W.
will
Mc-
re-1
Principal
inclusive.
interest payable at any
suit-
by the pur-
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
Lefler & Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
£ac
Qui Parle County (P.
Madison)
Bond
offering
o.
Minn.
—
Auditor,
County
A. J. Gloege,
will
receive
(CST) on
f()r the purchase of $188,-
gealed bidg until 4
Noy
Q0Q
24
general
bonds
Dec
Ironwood, Mich.
Note
Cullough,
Excelsior, Minn.
Bond
able bank designated
Swampscott, Mass.
.
(EST)
A-O.
of Boston.
Rugg,
re¬
,
ceive
Interest
by Ropes, Gray,-Best, Coolidge &
Bond Offcring^-Orville V. Has¬
tion, will receive sealed bids tintil 8 p. m. (EST) on Dec. 1 for
the purchase of $1,495,000 school
for the
bonds. Dated Oct.
,
—
Boston,
'
Ropes,, Gray,
Shelby County (P.O. Shelbyville),
;
Kentucky
Bon d S a 1 e
The'$1,350,000
school
building: revenue
bonds
TW
Dec.
nn
on
of
,
.
•
/rcnri
(CST)
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
'
19 for the
County (P. O. Inez), Ky..
™
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
approved, by; Wyatt, Grafton &
Qrafton/ oiLouisville; -=■ %
Martin
that.the Parish
Dated
bonds.
on
Treasurer
April l from
Legality
on
n
p.m.
of
440,000 4%s. Due
S.
—
village Clerk, will receive
National
Somerset, Mass.
inclusive.
W.
waterworks
/-bonds.'
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due
Dist.
wm receive sealed
purchase
Bank,
the
Offering
^
..
Due
of £112,000
revenue
n
7
for, the
school
office
3101
Street,;' Louisville,
a.m.
purchase
,
the
at
Friedlander,
Sch.
Winnheld), La.
^
Wi1
until
hir1„
bids
| the Board Of. Commissioners will
receive
Atlanta
announces
Water..SQhool
Kentucky
Offering — Secretary
Taylor announces that
d
n
•
Offering—Secretary W, D.
Walker
o
County Prospect
District
Le¬
'
,,
Jeffer.on
Parish,
y CP- o.
to
,
Buchler, of Metairie.
Pizzell; of Kansas City.
v
Interest* J-J.
gality approved by McDonald and
Treasurer's of-
'
.
inclusive.
1980
pay¬
fice;in Topeka. Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
2.25%.
Sewerage District No. 2,
-Louisiana r
■
»
Offering—Town
will
bids
sold
was
Shawmut.
Clark
S. Megason announces that sealed
Sale—An
3 y»s.. Dated' Nov.
notes
Buchler, of Metairie.
Bank, of Des. Moines.
-
Interest
gality approved by McDonald and
National
Moines
?
Bond
I
..
^
the.
Cambridge, Minn.
obligation
drainage
Dated Dec< 1? i959. Due on
1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
54
The Commercial and'Tinancial Chronicle
(2090)
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
.
Mahtomedi, Minn.
Sale—The $18,000 water
main
extension
improvement
bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 190, p.
1573
were
awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood.
Bond
—
Russell
Independent
District
Sch.
No. 418, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Ellsworth
—
Swanson, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase of
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
Nov. .30
on
re¬
until "A
bids
Inc.
$220,000 school building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1987 inclusive.
Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Kyle
&
No. 409, Minn.
Sale—The $520,000
: •
.•:
bids
24
school
District,
Offering
until
for
R.
Board
of
receive
will
Bond
school bonds. Dated Aug.
guin,
Due
ceive
1, 1959.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1984
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the Boonton
Trust Company, in Boonton.
Le¬
gality; approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.' ;.
on
Due
to
about
.//,';7
follows:
Inc.
$450,000 4.30s. Due
1962
70,000-2s.
1987
on
Due
to
Feb.
on
from
1
Winnebago Indep. Sch. District
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
1886
p.
were
—
from
awarded to
Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.68%, as follows:
1961
Louis.
on Feb. 1
to 1968 inclusive,
1966
from
Missouri
of
Sale—An issue of $600,building bonds was sold to a
group
composed of M i 1 b u r n,
Cochran &
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., and
Burke and McDonald, Inc., as 3s,
3y8s and 314s, at a price of 100.01.
Bond
sold
to
a
group
Greenville
$20,000
bonds
was
composed of the
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Bank,1 and
the First National Bank, all of
Greenville, as 2x/zS. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
Commercial
to
1988
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
National
inclusive.
Interest
Bond
Sale
—
Barret,
Nov.
—were
awarded
10—v.
190,
to
price
of
100.006,
82,300,000 6s. Due
to
1960
1,500,000
from
from
3%s.
1969
Additional
.
Due
3V4s.
Due
to
on
1975
Sale—The
Port
of
Noy
St.
1
provement bonds
time were
awarded
1
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
1964
to
1969
on
1970 to
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
bonds
the
offered
awarded
to
10—v.
group
Trust
The
—
Mo.
and
on
Sept. 1, 1975
1976.
to
J.
offered
v.
Dec.
1
from
1960
to
1977
to
1984
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
for the general obligation bonds:
Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co;, of New York,
Smith, Barney & Co., Equitable
Securities
Corporation,
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
C. J. Devine & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., First National Bank,
of
Memphis,
Deposit
Guaranty
Bank &
Trust Co., of Jackson,
Lynch,
Union Planters National Bank, of
Memphis, First of Michigan Cor¬
poration,
Trust
Company
of
No.
price of
•
100.15,
a
basis
3.73%.
V
;
;
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
$175,000
offered
Now
sewer
5—v.
1781—were awarded to a
NEW HAMPSHIRE
group composed of Roosevelt &
Farmington School District, N. H. Cross, Manufacturers and Traders
Bond Sale—The
$360,000 school Trust Co., of Buffalo, and John J.
bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 190, p. De Golyer Co., Inc., as 4.10s, at a
1886
were
awarded
to
the price of 100.59, a basis of about
p.
American
3%s,
Corporation, 4.05%.
of. 100.14, a
Securities
at
a
price
Baldwin,
Central
Portsmouth, N. H.
Offering — Teresa
Demarais, City Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
chants
28
bids
National
c/o
Bank
The
of
Mer¬
Boston,
State
Street, Boston, until 11
(EST) on Nov. 16 for the
purchase of $473,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
a.m.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by
Thorndike;
Boston.
Palmer
&
School
District
No.
1
(P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
Bond
ceive
Big
Flats, Catlin, Erin,
Horseheads, Veteran and Cayuta
basis of about 3.73%.
Bond
Sale—The
$48,000
school
bus bonds offered Nov. 5—v.
190,
1886—were awarded to Roose¬
p.
$3,750,000 school bonds.
Meadow
of
(J-D)
Brook
payable
National
Nassau
3
(P.
Dist.
O.
11
velt &
(EST) on Nov. 19 for the
purchase of $1,300,000 school
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
the
at
United
States
Company, of New York
pay¬
Trust
City,
or
at the option of the
holder, at the
Huntington, in Hunting¬
ton.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
bank
of
Maine,
;
Union,
Nanticoke,
Cross, and the Manufactur¬
and Traders Trust Company,
Buffalo, jointly, as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
of
3.37%.
$84,000
"
'
New
7
York
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
1886—were
:
\
of
2009
Chase
York
inclusive.
(J-D)
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
of
$55,- 1
Principal
payable
Manhattan
the
New
of
y'
supple¬
y
The
10—v.
190,
p.
awarded
composed
of
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co.;
Charles
King & Co., and Rand & Co., as
4s,-at a price of 100.71, a basis of
about 3.93%.
%
::
Nov. 2—v.
190,
1886.
p.
-
% 7 New York Mills, N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Thomas
Village Treasurer, will
Pobieglo;
receive
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
Nov.-19 for the purchase
$85,000
public : improvement)
of
on
bonds. ! Dated
Oct.
Oct. 1 from
on
1,
1959.
Due
1960 to 1969 inclu-^
sive.; Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at; the Marine Midland
Trust
Company
Valley,
in
proved
by
Heckler
the
Mohawk
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,' Sykes,5
Galloway,of New
&
York City,
Niagara
of
Utica^
.
/
.
♦
County
,
Water
District
(P. O. Lockport), N. Y.
Bond Offerings—Howard L:
Kay-.
ner,
County Treasurer, will re■■■■
ceive
sealed-
(EST)
bids-; until J2
p.m.
v
Nov. 19 for the purchase
$5,100,000 water bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on June 1
1961
to, 1990
inclusive.
from
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Marinq Trust Company of West¬
ern New York, in Niagara
Falls,;
or at the option of the
holder, at
the
Marine
Midland
Trust
of New York City.
pany,
Com-
Legal¬
ity
approved
by, Vanderwater,.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
City.
New York
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
Union
*
Free
(P.
School District No.
O.
15
Jericho),'
N.
Y.
Bond Offering—James W. Slat-
District
tery,
sealed
Nov.
Clerk,
bids until 2
19
for
will
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $1,-
the
p.m.
288,000 school bonds.
1, 1959.
Due
to
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1989
on
June 1 from 1961
Principal and
(J-D)
payable at The
Hanover Bank, of New York City,
or at the option of the
holder, at
interest
the Meadow Brook National Bank
of Nassau County, in Hicksville.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
;
.
Port Chester, N. Y.
offered
1886—were
Nov.
5—v.
awarded-to
190,
p.
Geo.t B.
Gibbons &
price
Co., Inc., as 3y2s, at a
100.09,* a basis of about
of
3.48%.
7
7
"7
Rochester, N. Y,
Note Sa^^— The
*
*
r
notes
totaling
$3,981,250 offered Nov.. 9—v. 190,
p.
,1987
Chase
York
-r
were,
awarded
Manhattan Bank,
City, at 2.62%v
.
/
,
N.
Y.
•
the
to
of
New
..
beck, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
on
of
bids
until
1
re¬
p.m.
bonds
Cross,
sold' to
4.40s, at
as
a
»
water
Roosevelt
&
price of 100.58,
basis of about 4.34%.-
a
V
..
SaJe-7—The ,$55,000
was
...
..
.
Nov. 19 for the purchase
$268,000
street
and
parking
Russell, Clare, Pierrepont, Herman
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
and Canton
May 1 from 1960 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Village Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Sul¬
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New York City.
No.
1887
of
Offering
—
James
Weeks,
—
were
100.31,
Salina
Bond
Town
a
Bacon,
basis of about 4.07%.
O. Liverpool), N. Y.
Offering — Fred P. Kies,
sealed bids until 2
will
p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $126,000
piiblic improvement bonds.
Dated Dec.
1
Nov. 19
to
(P.
bids until 1 p.m.
on
awarded
Supervisor,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST)
Y.
Sale—The
Stevenson & Co., and.R. D. White
& Co., jointly, as 4.10s, at a price
Valley, Berkshire, Owego,
Richford, Maine, Nanti¬
coke, ^Caroline, Harford and
York
Central School Dist.
(P. O. Canton), N.
$146,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 190, p.
Candor,
New
1
Bond
Newark
Bond
R o send ale,'N.Y.
,
Bond
.
Bond Offerings—James A. Brod-
■
-
on
of
-
Massapequa Park,
>
;-
foregoing
report, in our issue of
—
the
ments
and
at
Bank,
City.
bonds
$3,720,000 school
Nov.
to a syndi¬
Smith, Barney
& Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
cate
build¬
Storey, ing bonds offered Nov. 5—-v. 190,
Dodge, of p. 1887—were awarded to a group
the purchase
Valley and Owego Central School
7 Bond Sale—The $367,000 public
District No.
1
(P. O. End well),
improvement and equipment
Lapeer Central School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Newark Valley),
Caledonia, N. Y.
composed
18 for
Newark
ers
Bond -Sale—The
Nov.
a.m.
(EST)
'
of)
Arthur Levitt,
will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
,
Alfred, N. Y;
system
a.m.
pur¬
President of EJoard of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1978
NEW YORK
of about
-*••.••••;
11
the
Principal and interest (J-D)
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Spring -.Lake.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & "McCarthy, of New
York City.
(
/
until
17' for
son,
of
(J-D)
(State
—
Comptroller,
sealed
Huntington), N. Y,
Bond Offering—Alexander Wil¬
inclusive.
Morton & Co., Inc., Hirsch
Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., and
McDonnell & Co., as 3%s, at a
7
bids
Nov.
Huntington Union Free Sch.
Hanauer
B.
Schipper, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
23
for
the purchase
of $95,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
on
Trust
County, in Lynbrook. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
$77,000 bonds
190, p. 1781—
New Jersey
Offering — Cornelius
Bond
&
as
.550,000 4s. Due
Bank
Spring Lake Heights School Dist.,
Due
$2,800,000
bonds
9—v.
of
the
at
& Co.,
Co., as 3.80s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 3.79%.
Co., of
School District,
Sale
—
Nov.
sealed
on
cipal and interest
com¬
Park), N. J.
awarded
York
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive; Prin¬
Saddle Brook Twp. (P. O. Rochelle
were
New
Schwenzer, District Clerk, will
(EST)
—
90,000 37/8s. Due
W.
receive
100.06,
3.73%.
Sale—The
Bank
Bond Offering —Mrs. Madeline
Inc., Stroud & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., Inc.* J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Rand & Co., J. R. Ross & Co.,
and Talmage & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
Bond
10
&
chase
of B. J. Van Ingen
posed
Nov.
offered
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Lynbrooh), N. Y.
$1,^0,000
Nov.
a
bonds
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Coffin & Burr; Andrews & Wells,
Inc., and Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
as
4.10s, at a price of 100.27, a
basis of about 4.08%.
" 7
1886—a total of $1,987,000
p.
were
190,
inclusive.
.190,000 3%s. Due
&
4.09%,
....
$170,000 6s. Due
Trask
1678—
Boland, Saffin
Of
—
Dist.
Co., of New York City; Spencer,
190, p.
W. H.
syndicate
a
Bank
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Hallgarten & Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co.,
Bacon,
Stevenson .&
Co.,
a
also
headed
by
the
First National City Bank of New
York City, at a price of 100.10,
190,
Sale
a
able
of
the
to
Feb. 1 from
on
190, p, 1678— were
awarded to a syndicate composed
im¬
at
to
Sch.
Free
$2,000,000 school
.
6
1, 1959. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
building
Nov. 9
$1,000,000
offered
same
from
1979 inclusive.
Joseph
school
inclusive.
Pascagoula
1
Louis.
Bond
Nov.
Feb.
on
City. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
interest
on
school
as
Kansas
inclusive.
1964
Co.,
Nov.
Mercantile
Nov. 1 from
on
&
1973 inclusive.
1974 to
Dated
follows:
as
Due
to
and interest
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
10,200,000
Greater
net
a
3.59%,
North
60,000 3%s. Due
.»
headed by the First National City
Bank of New York
City, at a
cost of about
to^
r;7<.7-':-'\7..
190, p. 1886—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Chemical
Passaic, N. J.'
Bond
offered
3s.
1961
1678
p.
Fitch,
$90,000
syndicate
a
awarded
s
(P. O. Oceanside), N. Y.
building
—v.
The general im¬
4—v.
a
.
Bond Sale—The
at
& Co., as 3.30s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.27%.
"■
follows:
obligation
offered
$150,000
obligation water and
system bonds was sold to
sewer
(State of)
The
$14,000,000
school bonds
Mississippi
'
No. 11
general'
M-S.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
general
Bond Sale—An issue of
•
Nov.
3*/2s, at a
basis of about
Hempstead Union
Jersey
—
100.41,
:7%,...
3.45%.
interest
and
State
York
Offering
Note
Hampton (P. O. East Hampton), N. Y.
price
provement bonds totaling $741,000
:*''
000
Sale—An issue of
improvement
New
| Bond Sale
offered
,
County Consolidated Sch.
.District No. 2 (P. O. Raytown),
Greenville, Miss.
Bond
;
Jackson
MISSISSIPPI
street
In¬
were
to 1965 inclusive.
30,000 3V2s. Due
inclusive.
1969
MISSOURI
Feb. 1 from
on
I960* to
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, (of St.
E. J. Prescott &
$50,000 3.20s. Due
Principal
payable
••
by
McEntee & Co., Inc., as
.
No. 225, Minn.
190,
(M-N)
New
.
Bond
1886—were awarded to Adams,
p.
the v County
Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $173,000 Treasurer's office.
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
street
improvement bonds was
sold to the First National Bank, Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City. -.7
• •
- •
'
of
Memphis, as 3V2s and 3%s.
.7
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Ocean County (P. O. Toms River),
inclusive.
1989
inclusive.
West Point, Miss.
1989
by
to
•
Feb. 1 from
1986 inclusive.
to
15, 1950.
1960 to
; Bond Sale—The $166,000 town
hall bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 190,
Nov.-15 from" 4960 to 1979
on
15 from
Valley. Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
pur¬
improve¬
Bank
Newark
proved
a.m.
the
for
pay¬
National
interest
>
Middlesex County (P. O. New
Due
"
'
■
17
re¬
11
First
125,000 housing bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
*
as
Feb.
on
East
'
;
Nov.
on
will
until
Vandewater, -Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
1781—were awarded
4.33%.
bids
Se-
the
proved
Boland, Saffin & Co., as 4.35s,
a
price of 100.05, a basis of
at
Supervisor,
sealed
J.
at
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Cicero State
Bank,
in
Cicero.
Legality
ap¬
$30,000 general
improvement bonds offered Nov.
p.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
inclusive.
Lavallette, N. J.
190,
Town
chase of $701,000 public
ment bonds. Dated Nov.
Bond Sale—The
6—v.
Offering—Leonell
(EST)
-
.'
for the purchase of $959,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
of
Clay, N. Y.
p.m. (EST) on Nov.
purchase of $2,110,000
Monday, November 16, 1959
.
able
8
the
Traders
and
3.97%.
sealed
Brunswick), N. J.
building bonds offered Nov.; 4—
Bond Offering — County Treas¬
190, p. 1886—were awarded to
urer Arthur J. Hamley announces
a
group composed of J. M. Dain Andrews &
Wells, Inc., Fahnethat the Board of Chosen Freer
&
Co.,
Allison-Williams
Co., stock & Co.. Harrington &
Co.,
holders will receive sealed bids
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Mann- Inc., Sterne, Agee &
Leach, Cady until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 17 for
heimer-Egan, Inc., and Caldwell- & Co., Inc., Ducournau & Kees,
the purchase of $2,500,000 court
Phillips Co., at a price of par, a Interstate Securities
Corp., and
house bonds. DatetLNov. 15, 1959.
net interest cost of about 4.22%,
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
v.
Manufacturers
Co., of Buffalo, and John J.
De Golyer Co., Inc., as 4s, at a
price of 100.11, a basis of about
J.
N.
Edward
—
Secretary ' of
Education,
improvement
bonds:
Equitable
Securities Corporation, First Na¬
tional Bank, of Memphis, Deposit
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of
Jackson, Union Planters National
Bank, of Memphis, First of Mich¬
igan Corporation, Ira Haupt &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Roose¬
velt
&
Cross, Reynolds & Co.,
Tyler Indep. School District
Bond
■
Bond
Bohon,
the
Trust
School
Boonton
Other members of the syndicate
for the Greater Port of Pascagoula
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Briggs,
NEW JERSEY
Georgia, Atlanta, Ira Haupt &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., F. S.
Smithers
&
Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Clark, Dodge & Co., Reyn¬
olds & Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Fahnestock & Co., Harrington & Co.,
Inc., Sterne, Agee & Leach, Wil¬
liam Blair & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.,
First
National
Bank, of Birmingham, Cady &
Co.,
Inc.,
Docournau
&
Kees,
Interstate
Securities
Corp., and
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
.
.
from
1, 1959. Due
1961
to
1985
on
March
inclusive.
Volume
Number 5899
190
,
Principal and interest (M-S)
at
able
First
the
Trust
.
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
.
De-
posit Company, .in Liverpool. Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
St.
•
'
Sale
Bond
tax
The
—
improvement
Due on
street
bonds. Dated Oct: 1, 1959.
1
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive,
| Principal
and interest (A-O) pay-
able at the City Auditor's office.
Legality
approved
by
Bricker.
Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Niehoff,
chase of $18,000 general obligation
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
590,000 sewerage bonds. Due
1959.
100,000
to
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
TEXAS
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 incl.
1960
'flood
bonds.
Principal and
interest
Due
Anderson Common School District
rehabilitation
Dec.
on
No, 7 (P. O. Tucker), Texas
from
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
payable at the Broad
Street Trust Company, in Morton.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
of Columbus.
Y.
$375,000
non¬
The
bonds
dated
school bonds
Dec.
$350,000
sold to the Mu¬
was
Bond Sale—The $17,000
Bensalem
(P. O. 3800
Newportville Road, Cornwells
Heights), Pa.
bonds offered Oct. 29
;—v. 190, p. 1679—were sold to the
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
nance Agency, as 3s, at a price of
revenue
Twp.
nicipal Securities Co., and Dallas
Rupe & Son, Inc., jointly, subject
to
of
are
Boston.
Legality
proved
by Ropes,
Gray,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
general
refunding bonds of¬
Nov. 2—v. 190, p. 1887—
ap¬
Best,
election held oh Nov. 14.
an
Calallen
Indep. School District,
Texas
obligation
fered
awarded
were
Bond Offering—Natalie
Strange,
Secretary of Board of Township
par.
Supervisors, will receive sealed
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
bids until
7:30
p.m.. (EST)
on
Bond Offering — Owen Lewis, Nov. 24 for the
purchase of $235,Commissioner
of
Finance,' will 000 general obligation improve¬
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
ment bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1959.
(EST) on Nov. 24 for the pur¬ Due on Dec, 15 from 1960 to 1983
chase
of
$455,000
general im¬ inclusive.
Principal and interest
provement bonds. Dated ^Oct. 1, payable at the Fidelity-Philadelr
1,
1959. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the First
National
Olyphant, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA
exempt student nurses dormi¬
tory
Due
1977
56
Bank
O.
CP-
Mary's
Hospital
Amsterdam), N.
$132,000
of
pay-
and
(2091)
tional
Bank
Scranton,
as
the
to
&
6s, at
Chester, S. C.
Co.,
of
price of par.
a
Bond
Wilson
the
to
house
Na¬
Trust
Contributors
The
Third
Bond Sale—The
SOUTH CAROLINA
Pennsyl¬
Offering
will
190,
Mayor R. D.
—
receive
sealed
bids
bonds
$350,000 school-
offered
Nov.
2—v.
1783—were awarded to a
group composed of R. J. Edwards;
Inc., Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc., and
p.
the Texas Bank & Trust Company^
(EST) on Nov. 19 for
vania Hospital (P. O. Phila¬
the purchase of $100,000 water of Dallas, as follows:
delphia), Pa.
and sewer revenue bonds.
Dated $80*000- 4%s.
Due on March 15
Bond Sale—The dormitory re¬ Nov.
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive. <■
15, 1959.
Due on March 15
venue bonds totaling $775jOOO of¬
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
In¬
90,000 4%s.
Due mn March 15
fered Oct 30—v.„ 190, p., 1679— terest
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive. •
lyr-S. Legality approved by
were sold to the Federal Housing
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons, of
65,000 >4.10s.' k Due on March 15
and
Home
Finance
1959. Due on April_T-front; 1960'
Agency, as Charleston.
'
phia.-Trust Company, in PhiladeL.
j oj ifrom 1976"to 1979 inclusive.
1
to
1969 unclusibe^
2%s. and 3§, at a price of par. f
s
Ii5,h0d-4&s^ Dti^m-Mardi 15
Principal'^and phia. Legalit^'approved by Tow'bV
Greenwood, S. C.
J
interest
(A*0)?
frofif f1980 Ho; 1084" mqlq^rve. 1
isend, Elliott &
Munson,
ana
'
Mo+ionoi
-x
(P.
Bond Offering — Mayor W. L.
Saratoga National Bank1 of Sara
MacCoy, *Evans & Lewis, both of
Wilmington), Pa.
Denison, Texas
<H
Leary will receive sealed bids
toga Springs. Legality approved Philadelphia.
Bond Offering—Secretary J. Y. until noon
Bond Sale—The $125,000 water
(EST) on Nov. 24 for
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Jackson announces that the Board the
Eqston, Pa.
purchase of $1,800,000 com¬ works and sewer improvement
Galloway, of New York City.
until
noon
„
.
,
1
^a^abfe',"at^tlie
|W^s&inWf^College
Bond
Worcester, Westford, Decatur and
•
Maryland Central School District
No. 6 (P. O. Worcester), N. Y.
Sale
Bond
Stevenson
price
&
100.18,
of
5—v.
190, p.
awarded to Bacon,
Co., as 3.90s, at a
were
—
'
basis of about
a
3.88%.
NORTH CAROLINA
by
proved
Enfield,
C.
N.
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
sealed bias at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 17
for the purchase of $125,000 bonds,
follows.
as
$75,000 water bonds. Due on June
1
1961
from
June
on
1973 inclusive.
to
electric
50,000
light
bonds. Due
from
1
1961
1972
to
inclusive.
Dated
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Dec.
Bank
Chemical
1959.
1,
York
New
Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
York City.
New
Jacksonville, N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
Bond
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for
the purchase of $50,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
*1959. Due
on
June 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
1970
terest
Principal
of
Bank,
in¬
and
New
York
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
ell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
of New York City.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
190,
p; 1782 — were
awarded to
Donald & Co., as 33/4s, at a
Mc¬
price
fOOM/' d 'basis of about 3.6T%.
Bellevue, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $31,500 special
assessment
street
improvement
bonds
offered
1782—were
Cartwright
Nov.
9—v.
awarded
&
Co.,
price of 100.15,
a
to
190, p.
Sweney
revenue
on
Nov.
3%s, at a
basis of about
Independence, Ohio
Offering — Elizabeth
Becker,
Village
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
on
chase
of
E.
Cleck-Treasurer,
noon
Nov. 24 for the pur¬
$17,480 street paving
Principal and interest (J-D)
Authority
bonds
was
via
sewer assessment bonds
as 3%s.
Due on Dec. 1, 1965.
605,000 sewer bonds, for $45,000
3V2s, due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1965 inclusive; $40,000
3%s, due on Dec. 1, 1966 and
1967; $20,000 3.80s, due on
Dec. 1, 1968; $20,000 3.85s, due
on Dec.
1, 1969 $25,000 3.90s,
due on Dec. 1, 1970; $25,000
3.95s, due on Dec. 1, 1971;
$25,000 4s, due on Dec. 1,
1972; $25,000 4.05s, due on
Dec.
1, 1973; $30,000 4.10s,
due on Dec. 1, 1974; $30,000
4.15s, due on Dec. 1, 1975;
$60,000 4.20s, due on Dec. 1,
1976 and 1977: $70,000 4V4s,
due on Dec. 1, 1978 and 1979
$70,000 4.30s due on Dec. 1,
1980 and 1981; and $120,000
4.35s, due on Dec. 1 from 1982
to 1984 inclusive.
895,000 sewer bonds,
on Dec. 1, 1999.
Dated
Dec.
as
4V2S. Due
Interest
approved
by
Reader,
of
&
the
of
syndi¬
W.
York
&
Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Butcher & Sherrerd, Inc., Stroud
& Co., Inc., Bache & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Hess, Grant &
Remington, Inc., Rambo, Close
and Kerner, Inc., Schmidt, Roberts
& Parke,
Boenning & Co., and
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.
cate:
Warren
Eastman
Johnstown, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$500,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Nov.
5—v. 190, p. 1783—were awarded
to Phelps, Fenn & Co., and R. W.
Pressprich & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about
3.43%,
as
$100,000 6s. Due
follows:
on
May
1 from
75,000 3%s. Due
on May
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
150,000 3%s. Due
....
son,
Clerk of
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
City Council, will
bids
until
noon
Nov. 19 for the purchase
..,.4
1
•
(EST)
on
—
,i«.
sealed
thereafter
first
three
months
this
of
fiscal
year, begun July 1, 1959, revenues
amounted to $2,354,484 as against
$2,122,435
in
three months
For
the
the
corresponding
last year.
ended Sept. 30,
1959, total revenues of the Au¬
thority rose to $9,023,453 from $8,299,324 for the comparable
12month period the year before.
The Government Development
Bank
year
for
Rico
Puerto
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
duct and Sewer Authority.
RHODE
Bond
Cardarelli,
receive
(EST)
chase
ISLAND
Providence, R. 1.
Offering — Michael
City
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
Nov.
on
24
until
for
the
noon
pur¬
of
$4,550,000 general
ligation bonds, as follows:
$1,250,000
N.
will
ob¬
school
bonds. Due on
from 1962 to 1981 incl.
as
of
1969. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
paying agent, to be agreed upon
by the purchaser and the City
Council, or in the absence of such
agreement, at a bank or financial
institution in New York City to
be designated by the City.
Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Huron
Indep. School District,
South
Sale
Bond
Dakota
The
Due
1962 to
Dec.
on
1
from
Mitchell
Avenue bonds. Due ori Dec.
1962
1 from
to
1981
1
inclusive,
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Emil Schmierer,
Series II. Due
on
DCc. 1 froih
Woorisocket, R. I.
Offering — Antonio
Giguare, Director of Finance, will
sealed
bids
at
the
First
Davidson County
J.
8
p.m.
19 for the pur¬
and
Rowles,
jointly.
Denton
Winston
Co.,
Co.,
&
-
.
Indep.
School
-
awarded
Securities
District,
Texas
B
d Of f e
o n
r
i
g—Chester O..
n
Strickland, Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
Until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 18 for
the purchase of $650,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1959.
Due
Nov. 15 from 1960 to 1985
on
Bonds due in 1980 and
thereafter
are
callable
as
of Nov.
15, 1979. Principal and interest
payable
at
the First National
Bank,
proved
:
Texas
*
$1,175,000
un¬
limited tax schoolhouse bonds of¬
Bond
McLennan
Offering—Beverly Briley,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until
Due
noon
March 1 from 1961 to 1970
on
inclusive.
payable
at
~
-
*
clusive.
school building bonds.
on
July
1980 inclusive.
1
from
1961 to
Bonds due in
of July 1, 1968.
Dated
July 1, 1959.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Bank, of New
•80 000 bridge construction bonds. York City.
Legality approved by
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
1979 inclusive.
Mitchell, of New York City.
and interest
Chase
Manhattan
Feb. 15 from
on
1984 inclusive.
County
Water
Control
and Improvement District No. 4. V
(P. O. Waco), Tex.
: <:
$150,000
sanitary sewer system revenue
ana- general.obligation bonds was
sold to Louis Pauls & Co., as5 V4S. Dated July 1,1959. Due seri¬
ally from 1993 to 1998.,. Legality
approved by Vinson, Elk ins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Pecos
.
Indep. School District, Tex.
$400,000,
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
bonds
was
sold to
a
of Russ & Co.,
Dallas Union Securities Co., Inc.,
and R. K. Dunbar & Co., subject
composed
group
to
an
election held
on
Nov. 14.
Richardson Independent
Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Willow Street
improvement bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1967 in¬
1,100,000
1982 to
(P. O. Nashville),
obligation bonds, as fol¬
school bonds. Due on
Dec. 1 frohi 1960 to 1979-incl.
Hamilton
205,000 3s. Due
and thereafter are call¬
$800,000
$100,000
were
from 1973 to 1981 inclusive.
TENNESSEE
as
1
the
time
same
approved
by
Dorsey, $500,000 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
470,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 15
able
lows:
The
Legality
1969
general
—
—
$70,000 Riverfront
D.
Sale
fered Nov. 5
v.
190, p. 1888—
Clerk, will receive sealed
were
awarded to a group com¬
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
24 for the purchase of $710,000 posed of Underwood, Neuhaus &
general obligation school building Co., Inc., Columbian Securities
of
Texas,
Rotan,
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due Corporation
Mosle & Co., Fridley & Frederon Dec.
1 from 1962 to 1979 in¬
king, Moreland, BrandenbergeT,
clusive.
Bonds due in 1975 and
Johnston & Currie, and Austin,
thereafter are callable as of Dec.
Hart &
Parvin, at a price of
1,
1974. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at any suitable 100.10, a net interest cost of about
bank designated by the purchaser. 3.80%, as follows:
Principal and interest
the Chemical- Bank
New York Trust Company of New
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
York City. Legality approved by
Dated
Dec.
1, 1959. Principal
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
and interest payable at the Indus¬
Mitchell, of New York City.
trial National Bank of Providence,
or at the option of the holder, at
Knoxville, Tenn.
the First National City Bank of
Bond Offering—Mayor John J.
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬ Duncan will receive sealed bids
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, until noon (EST) on Nov. 24 for
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of the purchase of $1,170,000 gen¬
New York City.
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
300,000 sewage treatment bonds,
the
to
offered
obligation bonds offered
District
(CST) on Nov. 24
1,000,000
school
modernization for the purchase of $500,000 public
bonds, Series II. Due on Dec. works bonds. Dated Sebt. 1, lOS^.
from
Additional
general
at
bonds
■
190, p. 1888, — were
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
Bond Sale —The
South Dakota
Tennessee
Huntington
to
awarded
School District,
Indep.
1981 inclusive.
—
v.
—
■
in Dallas. Legality
ap¬
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Co., American National Bank, of Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
St. Paul, and the Farmers and
Lamar
Consolidated Independent
Merchants Bank, of Huron.
School District (P. O. Rosenberg),
1,000,000 highway reconstruction
bonds.
revenue
Nov. 4
inclusive.
$250,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
30—v. 190, p. 1783—were awarded
to a group composed of Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Stern Brothers &
—
extension
1970 and
callable
Dec. 1,
September totaled
$756,162, compared with $682,597
in September of 1958, according to
Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Di¬
rector of the Authority.
For the
are
from
Thomas
bids until
Nor.
Revenues
Bonds due in
inclusive.
Due
May 1 from
Morton^ Pta.
Offering
on
of
1 from 1961 to 1990
ipal Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
19 for the purchase of $2,290,000
Viguers, Borough Secretary, will
receive
month
Dec.
on
National Bank of Boston, Munic¬
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
..
Increased
Due
1 from
on May 1
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond
the
receive
175,000 3%s. Due
.
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P. O. San Juan),
bined public utility system reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Revenues of the Authority during
Bond
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
of
Cleveland, in Independence.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
...
sealed
RICO
1,000,000 highway
members
able at the Central National Bank
London, Ohio
Rico
Puerto
Dec. 1
1959.
1,
Legality
J-D.
pay¬
Bond Offering—Forrest R. Han*
receive
PUERTO
Reports
$2,500,-
$1,000,000
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
will
Authority
purchased
negotiation by a
syndicate headed by Ira Haupt &
Co., as follows:
9
as
3.72%.
Bond
Municipal
000
Other
bond^ totaling
Nov.
&
(P. O. Allentown), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sinon
Harrisburg.
2—v.
of
Emmaus
Rhoads,
OHIO
Athens, Ohio
$222,950
Trustees
of
Puerto Rico
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Townsend, Elliott
of Philadelphia.
Munson,
Easter-
E.
Chester E.
—
Clerk,
interest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
,
Bond
City
•
.
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
will receive
24 for the purchase
of $700,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
non-tax exempt dormitory reve¬
Dec. 1 for the purchase of $535,000
nue
bonds.
Dated. Nov. 1, 1958.
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1993
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
1960 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds due
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
in 1970 and thereafter are callable approved
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
as of Dec.
1, 1969. Principal and
Rogers,
The $97,000 school
Nov.
offered
bonds
1887
—
Offering
O'Prfew
W. H. Stults,
President of Board of Trustees,
will
receive
sealed
bids until
Bond Offering
—
7:30 p.
the
m. (CST) on Nov. 16 for
purchase of $500,000 unlimited
tax schoolhouse bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1991
1980
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
are
I960
due in.
callable
interest payment date on
Dec. 1, 1979. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the 1
First National Bank, of Dallas, or
at the Citizens State Bank, in
on
any
or
after
bonds
Richardson. Legality
approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
CANADA
Dallas.
Debenture
Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Le received until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $1,100,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
on
Bonds due
1992 inclusive.
1960 to
in 1980 and thereafter are callable
of
as
Dec.
Principal and
1, 1979.
interest (J-D) payable at tne Mer¬
cantile National Bank, of Dallas.
Regality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall &
Royal
6's, at
a
Securities Corp.,
price of 96.47.
bonds
sold
Co.,
to
Inc.,
was
&
Pierce
$31,000 41/2S. Due
as
on Feb.
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
10 from
Due on Feb. 10 from
1977 to 1992 inclusive.
59,000 4%s.
Nov.
1959.
Interest
F-A.
Legality approved by Vin¬
son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
as
Quebec
$500,000
Sale
An
—
debentures
was
issue of
sold
to
sive. Interest A-O.
Peel
County,
Debenture
Sale
Ontario
—
An
issue
of
debentures was
Equitable Securities
Canada, Ltd., and the Bankers
Bond Corp., jointly, as 6y2S. Due
$450,000
sold
on
to
Dec.
clusive.
Prince
county
the
15
from
1960
to
1979 in¬
Interest J-D.
Edward
Debenture
County,
Sale —An
Ontario
issue
of
$340,000 county debentures was
sold to Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd.,
6y4s, at a price of 98.63. Due
on
Dec. 20 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
$6,800,000
Electric
McMasterville, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
and
sewer
Geaubien
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
of
Com¬
as
$443,000
system
6s.
Other members of the syndicate:
A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., Credit
Ltd.* J. E. Laflamme Ltd., Fairclough Co., Ltd., Midland Securi¬
ties Corp., Ltd., Lagueux & Desrochers Ltd.;
Forget & Forget Ltd., Cochran,
Murray & Co., Ltd., Casgrain &
Co.,
Ltd.,
Morgan
Ostiguy
&
Hudon Ltd., MacTier & Co., Ltd.,
Desjardins, Couture Inc., Bartlett,
Cayley
&
Co.,
Robert
&
Gelinas
Johnston
Ltd.,
Boulanger
at
the
Chase
Gairdner
Graham
&
&
Co., Ltd., J. L.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Dawson,
Hannaford Ltd., J. C. Boulet Ltd.,
Harris
&
Partners
&
Quinlan Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Collier,
Clement
Ltd.,
Rene-T.
Leclerc
Corp.,
Inc.,
La
Corporation de Prets de Quebec,"
Marc
Cariere
Ltd., Mead
&
Co.,
C.
Flood
Dube &
Sale
Nov.
The
St.
to
a
sewer
Credit
price
6.6*3%.
of
of
follows:
1961
66,000
to
on
ho«R Woe.
Nov. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
4s.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
,
126,000 4*4s. Due
1970
to
Thurston
1974
inclusive.
County,
District No.
1
Nov. 1 from
on
Olympia School
(P. O. Olympia),
Washington
Bond
County
sealed
Offering
Don
—
Treasurer,
bids
until
Boone,
receive
will
11
(PST)
Nov. 24 for the purchase of
$260,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
a.m.
on
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
at
attle.
WISCONSIN
Menominee
Lennon
Falls, Butler and
(Villages) Joint Sch.
Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Menominee
Falls), Wis.
Bond
District
bids
24
Offering—R.
Meyer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
•
W.
8
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
on
Nov.
$500,000
general obligation corporate pur¬
pose
Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
Inclusive.
Dated
1
Dec.
from
Interest
1960
J-D.
1,
to
1959.
1979
Legality
approved by Quarles, Herriott &
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
T.
Oscar
Graham
&
Co.,
&
Ltd.,
Swine
Parish, Quebec
96.03,
Dated
National
$108,000 4^s. Due
Molson
Quebec,
of
as
Ltd.,
John
system bonds
were
Bank,
Seattle, Pacific Northwest Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Foster &
Marshall, at a price of 100.01, a
net interest cost of about 4.23%,
Co.,
Inc., J.
Sale—An issue of
pay¬
composed
group
Seattle-First
—
Inc.,
Eustace
Bond
offered
1784
1959.
to
Due
in¬
1969
Jerome,
Quebec
was
$686,000
sold
to
a
group composed of Gairdnen, Son
& Co., Ltd., Belanger,
Inc., Daw¬
the
Hannaforcl & Co., Ltd., Mor¬
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd., and
Banque Provinciale due Can¬
ada,
6s,
as
at
price
a
of
Due
95.03.
on
Sept.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
In¬
terest M-S.
Ste. Brigitte Parish, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000
$300,000 gen¬
p.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Credit-Quebec Inc., and La Maison
Counties,
bonds
—
awarded
the
—
&
Co.,
Bienvenu Ltd.
par.
obligation
3
v.
190,
St.
1 from
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
&
was
M-N.
Bellanger
Northshore School District No.
eral
Interest
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Ltd.,
1,
1960
improvement bonds
&
Co., Inc., Gaston Laurent
Manhattan
Snohomish
Nov.
from
1
Inc., Ramsay Securities Co., Ltd.,
Co.,
bonds
composed of the
Canadienne
Nationale,
Bond Sale—An issue of
gan,
Co.,
H.
190, p. 1888—were sold to the
State Finance Committee, as 41//2S,
and
clusive.
Ltd., Matthews & Co., Ltd.,
Corp.,
Denton
system
Stod-
son,
&
'
group
Dated
Nov.
Inc., Lajoie, Robitaille &
Bros.
v.
417
on
Gendron
Securities
.Ltd.,
Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.,
W. C. Pitfield & Co., R. A. Daly
&
Co., Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock &
Co., Ltd., Greenshields & Co., Inc.,
Equitable Securities Canada Ltd.,
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.;
Burns
a
6.96%.
minion
Washington
$6,600 general
obligation bonds offered Nov. 6—
King
to
Banque
Belanger,
Inc.,
Credit
Quebec,
Inc.,
Desjardins,
Couture,
Inc.,
Durocher, Rodrigue & Co., and
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon, as 6s,
at a price of 93.55, a basis of about
Ruel
Sale—The
price of
Walwyn,
Fugere
WASHINGTON
a
Ltd.,
waterworks
sold
Grenier,
Hamel
Douglas County, Happy Home Sch.
District No. 35 (P. O. Waterville),
at
Sons,
Inc.;
of New York City.
Bond
&
in¬
1969
St. Hilaire, Quebec
gell & Co., Ltd., Societe de Place¬
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son,
Richardson
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
$420,000
ments
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
able
Grant
Co., Ltd., Fry & Co.,
James
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Geoffrion,
Inc.,
Brawley, Cathers & Co., Garneau,
obligation
general
&
Ltd.,
on
Sept. 1 from 1960
clusive. Interest M-S.
Interprovincial Ltd., Royal Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd., Wood, Gundy
& Co., Ltd., Anderson & Co., Ltd.,
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., Do¬
Guimont Inc., Bankers Bond
QUEBEC
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 24 for the purchase of
issue
mission, Series Y, debentures was
sold to a syndicate headed by L.
Norris
Interest J-D.
Johnson,
will
Manager,
Hydro
of)
An
Dated Nov. 15, 1959. Due on Nov..
15 from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
6s, at
Portsmouth, Va.
City
$35,000,000
—
Royal Bank of Canada, jointly,
a price of 93.38. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
the
as
clusive.
Offering—A. P.
(Province
Sale
G.
as
VIRGINIA
Jr.,
Ltd.,
est M-N.
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and
10,
Houston.
Bond
of
ONTARIO
follows:
Dated
issue
Sydney, N. S.
Debenture
Indep. School District, Tex.
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Rauscher,
An
—
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Inter¬
Debenture
Bond
schoolhouse
Sale
$70,000 debentures was sold to the
Horton, of Dallas.
Vidor
N. S.
Pictou,
Schodl District,
Indep.
sold to L. G. Beaubien
Co., Ltd., and Rene T. Leclerc,
Inc., jointly, as 6s, at a price of
92.84,
a
basis
of about
7.07%.
NOVA SCOTIA
Texarkana
was
&
Inc.,
a
was
as
basis
Sept.
1,
equipment bonds
was
sold to J. F.
$65,000
Simard & Co., as 6s, at
sold
90.00,
6s,
of
at
to
a
about
1959.
Due
a
basis
of
a
about
price ot
7.65%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from
1960
terest M-N.
to
1969
inclusive.
In¬
@FedFRASER