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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
THE UNIVERSITY
OF
MICHIGAN
,
101959
NOV
busihess^dministrmion
ESTABLISHED
18S9
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 190
Number
5897
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, November 9, 1959
and
RAILROAD
Abco,
Inc.
Common
Stock
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Offered
INDUSTRIAL
-
Baron, Black,
both of
California, on Nov. 3 publicly offered 150,000 shares of
common stock (par $1) at $2 per share.
Kolb
&
—
chandise
State
acquiring,
and
it
is
of
incorporated
was
the
under
items
merchandise.
of
The
company's
United
States.
previously
The
been
throughout
subsequently
and
area
is
company
engaged
CAPITALIZATION
in
any
GIVING
corporation
new
a
business.
EFFECT
^Excluding
shares
standing
for
$1)
(par
issued
be
stock
common
of
of
the
from
Nov.
named
Black,
Baron,
McCormick
190,
Kolb
Inc—
Lawrence,
&
.;
operating exps.
Railway
1,093,852
1,144,242
10,752,817
from ry. oper.
$216,518
70,706
$168,699
77,302
$1,747,619
557,316
—V.
190,
ind.
Exchange
37
37
37
39
42
1959—Month—1958
$2,584,667
1,375,687
Transactions New York
$2,226,985
ry. oper.
$116,184
$106,476
$1,208,980
21,176
47,246
215,834
$712,774
121,238
State
and
Stock
33
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Net
rv.
income-
oper.
190,
—V.
from
rev.
Declared
Condition
and
Aleutian
Co.,
Development
Alaska—
Reserve Banks
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for machinery, buildings,
ranch, purchase of a boat, working capital, etc.
9
stock
$3)
(par
corporation.
•
and
Banks
of
46
System.
were
$1.08
reported
to
share -
per
share,. .totaling
per
share
of
$2,-
sales
of
owners
by
Board
Murdough was
46
—
—____
held of record by such
subscription rights
exercised
before
officers,
directors
3
*
to
$4,500,000
American's
of
the
surplus
in
lieu
among
the
and
balance
of
$1,500,000 will
credited
be
account.
of
Jefferson
See,
Lake
Sulphur
Co.;
below.—V.
181,
1305.
p.
—Files With
Securities
and
General
placed
has
corporation
32.000
covering
SEC
$9.37*2
The
Oct.
on
shares
to
are
of
through
share,
per
proceeds
filed
26
used
be
letter
a
of
the
with
notification
common stock
(par S2«
to be offered
Morgan & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
for working capital.
and
securities,
the
all
American
Educational
Life Insurance
Co.
Securities
—
thereunder
in
offered
were
units
voting stock and
common
non-voting stock, at
will
stock
be
of
four
donated
proceeds
be
to
increase
capital
BUSINESS—The
laws
the
of
company
State
of
was
incorporated
Tennessee.
The
June
on
offices
22,
the
of
1959,
The
lines.
company
stock is offered
In
formed
Inc.
will
All
be
has
are
had
separate
a
shares
of
no
an
organized and
the
donated
Foundation
underwriter
National
to
company's
to
the
Bank
under
in
the
class
All
B
and its
entered
into
Nashville.
terms
of
Educational
will be
in
an
escrow
Fourth
Ave.
all
caused
to
Foundation,
turn
company
agreement
and
transferred
institutions.
PROCEEDS—The
which
have
company
non-voting stock
cash dividends, if any, declared
Foundation
FOR
of assist¬
means
common
non-profit private educational
AGREEMENT
have
operation
of
systematic
the organizers of the
non-profit corporation,
donated to the Foundation.
such stock
history
previous
speculation.
education,
ESCROW
Tenn.,
a
effort to^provide
an
private
ing
as
with*
Church
payments-for
St..
"
the
by
' ' ''
anci
for
'
the
Third
Nashville,
stock-purchased
the
insurance
business
in
this
group
is
the
second
Illinois.
the
of insurance organ¬
group
is
as
Lumber-
largest
American's home office
40,
in
located
is
•
ocean
other
specialized in workmen's
has
it
insurance
some
of
writing
further
these
their
written
constituted
of
under
more
American
years,
types
marine
participating
than
70%
compensa¬
policies and
of-its total business.
has
been
writing
In
1957,
American
business.
increasing
an
commenced
insurance.
will
be
executed
agreements
effect.
To
supply
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
•
FINANCING
Authorized
insurance
to
ciated
companies
Brazil,
American
opened
the
in Rio do Janeiro
is
and
others
became
policyholders of
who
licensed
and
have
in
plant
Paulo.
Sao
American
and
in
1956
and
business
Brazil.
its
asso¬
facilities
Offices
have
in
been
Among other lines, American
writing a boiler and
In
American
Outstanding
where
stock
($1
par)-
*4,400,000 shs.
1,921,000 shs.
insurance
stock
($1
par ).
tl, 100,000 shs.
machinery coverage, approved by the Brazilian
comparable to that offered in the United States.
authorities,
1958,
common
extended
its
overseas
operations
to
Puerto
Rico,
580,000 shs.
—A
company
engage
no
of
from
deductions
any
purchase
these
shares
granted
399,000
these
the
are
it
writes
fire
and
Puerto
on
shares
50,000
are
&
Foreign
secondary
reserved
Power
offering
issue
for
upon
of
$.50
per
190,
p.
This
offering
was
over¬
&
Foreign
Power,
incorporated
utility holding company with subsidiaries operating
Such
sale
of electricity
tion
subsidiaries
derive £7%
of
their
in
TRANSFER
common
and
the
stock
the
balance
all
in
from
gas,
166,666%
issued
are
For
as
the
earnings
the
is
AND
Eankers
1923,
is
from
a
the
telephone and transporta¬
REGISTRAR—The
Trust
TO
Co.,
16 Wall
transfer
St.,
New
agent
York
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,666,666% shs.
*l,666,666%,shs.
shares
dividend,—V.
sold
are
190,
and
166,666%
shares
1290.
p.
Sales
during
Earnings
earnings
stock.
The
of
three
the
which
15,
for
N,
the
Y..
registrar is The Hanover Ba ik. 70 Broadway. New York 15, N. Y.
April
will
use
new
a
a
1959, the firm had net
loss of $346,250 for
net
1959
total
$24,411,228.
This
is
record
scheduled
on
Nov.
on
for
6,
of
1959
Directors
of
share
its
payment
amount
declared
to $145,873,
a
quarterly
cumulative
5%
preferred
preferred
on
Dec.
1
to
1959.
shareholders'
approval of the financing plan, $11,172,600
debentures and 268,141 shares of common stock
shareholders and to the public.
To complete
the
subordinate
to
1,
immediately
of
of
quarter
Board
per
the
financing program,
the
agreed to purchased
due
quarters
third
the
cents
dividend
Following
sold
30,
with
carry-back.
31 %
shareholders
were
Sept.
of
during
of
5l2'r
ending
compares
$17,149,820 in the first nine months of 1958.
in 1959 total $961,407 to Sept. 30.
During the
1958, the company Incurred a net loss of $838,346
of
idvidend
This
taxes
basis
the
months
first
sales
in
loss
tax
Net
of
the
with
before
period
same
on
nine
$435,507.
period of 1958.
has
AGENT
EFFECT
additional
stock
a
first
of
same
compares
10 Latin-Ameri¬
revenues
businesses.
and
If
before
proceeds will be received by Electric Bond & Share
Co. which upon completion ot
the. offering will hold 3.823,985 shares,
or 52.3'i
of the total outstanding stock of Foreign Power. This offer¬
ing was oversubscribed and the books closed.
countries.
GIVING
$3)
(par
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—Shows Profit—
of
share.
*
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—American
marine, and boiler and. machinery
Authorized
stock
Capital
1174.
Co.—Secondary Offering
subscribed and books closed.
can
lines,
risks.
of
exercise
220,000 shares of common
stock was made on Nov. 5 by Lazard Freres & Co.
apd
The First Boston Corp- at $9.50 per share with a dealer's
concession
allied
Rican
reserved
organizers
options which may be granted key personnel.—V.
in the Third National Bank Building,
Nashville, Tenn.
The
is authorized by its charter to end upon licensing intends to
in the business of writing life insurance policies and allied
located
However,
volume
common
tOf
under
Chicago
inception
1958
CAPITALIZATION
and
company
of
and
accumulated
without
all
and
registration
granting
not- been
for issue upon the exercise of
and promoters.
In addition, 200,000
shares are reserved for issue upon the exercise of options which may
be granted key personnel.
surplus.
the
its
automobile
and
B
*Of
per
used
tion
A
options
unit. All class
by purchasers to Educational
will
has
account
escrow
void
Road,
these two lines in
Class
American
net
Tennessee
purchasers
be
Since
surance
-
a
and
under
is
authorized to carry on the business of accident and
insurance, casualty insurance including full automobile coverage,
and fidelity bonding, and fire, marine and allied lines of in¬
Class
Foundation, Inc.
PROCEEDS—The
of
*.
A
class
of
will
proceeds therefrom placed in escrow
agreement.
In the event that within
of the order of the Commissioner of
one, of
nubile
1926,
date
$500,000
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
share of class B common
one
price of $25
a
shares
of
the
Sheridan
insurance
American
Securities, Inc., of Third
National Bank Bldg., Nashville, Tenn., on Oct. 23 pub¬
licly offered as a speculation 1,920,000 shares of class A
common
voting stock (par $1) and 480,000 shares of
class B non-voting common stock (par $1). These secu¬
rities
Banking
the
and
escrow
effective
sum
funds
to
the
the
Insurance
sale,
of the Public Acts of 1959 of
which statute provides that funds
released when the Commissioner
proof that
the necessary sales of
is
the
29,
American
surety
be
It
to
Jan.
Insurance." The largest company
Casualty Co., and American
4750
health
by Chapter 228
made
been
with
from
year
v
and
of Tennessee,
escrow
accordance
refunded
Offered—Standard
required
as
Assembly
Insurance
Illinois.
generally
point of assevs and premium income.
at
have been approved or
Banking of the State
shall
company
of
thereunder will
furnished
satisfactory
in
been
one
the
ot
Commissioner
securities have
Exchange Commission—
in
The
funds
the
by
Tennessee
the
American Ceramic Products, Inc., Santa Monica> Calif.
such
of
directed
'
of
incorporated
was
Mutual
mens
of
State
known
"Kemper
deduction
'M
iS
evidenced
as
the net proceeds from
the sale of the additional
aggregating $2,000,000, $500,000 will be credited to American's
stock account, thus increasing American's capital stock from
$4,000,000
underwriting
commissions, will be
deposited in an escrow account with the bank until the release of such
account.
The bank will hold in escrow all such payments until a total
of $500,000 has been accumulated in the escrow, account and until the
,
I
p.m.
PROCEEDS—Of
capital
laws
Co.—Deposit Acquired—
t
stockholder, at
Executive Committee acting
Such
parties may include,
employees of the company.
or
BUSINESS—American
without
'•!i
Ml
share,
per
company
(or the Board's
Board)
shall
determine.
the
shares
45
hereunder,
»,
on
others,
46
release
the
months
developments
Unless
the
of
Statement of Federal
to
transfer agent of the
the .preferred .stock (par $100 ) of the
of
.
American Asbestos
on
nine
$0.30
Any of the 166,666% shares of capital stock offered that are not
purchased pursuant to the exercise of warrants will be offered at the
price of $12 per share to such stockholders as the Board of Directors
par
Manhattan Bank has been appointed
The Chase
common
be
the
or
sales
on
by war¬
(Central Standard
Nov. 27, 1959, such warrants and the rights
evidenced thereby will become void and of no value. *
cattle
stock
i
were
share
per
per
Alfalfa Dehydrating: & Milling Co.—Transfer Agent—
B
$0.37
or
31% ahead of the $641,027,
$15,970,048 in the same 1958 period.
are
izations
at
$840,047,
was
shares then
Time)
46
The Course of Bank Clearings
the
covering
($10
reached
price of $12 per share, which subscription right is
by one or more subscription warrants.
No
subscription may be made for a fraction of an additional
52
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
corporation on Oct. 26 filed a letter of notification with
30,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
The
SEC
Unalaska,
Inc.,
Exchange Commission—
\
sales
owners
periods, share
and
evidenced
of
Reserve
Combined Condition
Files With Securities and
This
other
share.
Payable
Statement of Member
Federal
1413.
p.
profits
the
Investment News Cover
&
Foreign Exchange Rates.
Net
high
new
eight
> such
33;
33
City Bond Offerings—
Dividends
1,514,011
Corp.—Earnings Acquis.—
nine-month
$3
33
1959—9 Months—1958
$260,430
153,954
Supply
quarter and
of the company. Each stockholder of record at the close
of business, Oct. 27, 1959, is entitled to subscribe for one
share of capital stock of the company for each
rants
$270,850
154,666
50
American Motorists Insurance
Co.—Capital Stock Of¬
fered to Stockholders—The
company is issuing to its
stockholders rights to subscribe for
166,666% additional
shares of capital stock of the par value of
38
Exchange—Curb Section
General Corporation
exps.
revenue__
operating
Railway
*
50
i.
-
Foster G. McGaw and ;President.Thomas Q.
acquisition of the surgical supply and. equipment division of Fisher
&
Burpe Limited, major Canadian distributor- with five distribution
facilities.—V. 190, p. 1625.
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
i
*
the
33
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—Period
Co
Chairman
36
__■_
43
1517.
p.
of
1.
for
Among
34
__
$1,110,626
108,322
income
oper.
severally
percentages
on
sales
of
433,296
$56,773,169.
Last
nine-month
year's
$47,607,510 earned $1,833,282, or $0.85 per share.
34
SEC Index of Stock Prices
10,504,355
rev.
ry.
_!
Exchange_
Exchange
Transactions American
Net
Net
&
Hospital
earnings
of
Profits
Dow-Jones Stcck and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial JStock Averages
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
$1,310,370
$1,312,941 $12,500,436 $11,614,981
revenue.-
Freres
third
Nov,
on
sales
on
Over-the-Counter Markets
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
have
j
34
__
the
$20,187,253.
Exchange__
Stock
Toronto Stock
Great Southern RR.—Earnings-
Alabama
Stock
Toronto
below
respective
i
Stock
Canadian
1625.
p.
.
__
Montreal
100,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
_
the
1518.
Quarterly
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
agreed
to
forth opposite
•
—
Co._
&
named
Share
&
below:
Evanston, 111., corporation-recorded
both
told
13
29
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
have
below
for
25
Exchange
Stock Exchange-.__.__
Stock Exchange
Detroit
*150,000 shs.
respective principal amount of shares set
respective names on an "all or nothing." basis:
Stock
Stock
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Cincinnati
3.
underwriters
UNDERWRITER—The
Exchange
Exchange
Boston
„
maximum number
• presently
Out¬
are
not exercisable
options
Exchange
Stock
American
the
of
Stock
New York
the
exercise
which
options,
months
13
stock,
common
upon
New York
Outstanding
purchase the
—V.
This
the
not
..
190, p.
American
Page
FINANCING
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
:
shares
75.000
to
period
a
their
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
incorpo¬
....
t
TO
Authorized
stock
Common
Lazard.
'V.
the
cities of
and has
principal
underwriters
Band
set forth
The First Boston Corp
July 16. 1959, for the principal purpose of
and franchising automobile brake-relining stores
related
from
as
% of Shares
In This Issue
office is located at 411 West 5th St., Los Angeles, Calif., and
planned to establish' branch offices initially in the greater Los
Angeles
of
of
laws
The
—
agreed to purchase
the shares offered,
on
operating
sale
rating
|-
company
California
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
UNDERWRITERS
& Co.,
proceeds will be used for advertising, mer¬
working capital, and other corporate purposes.
inventory,
of
INSURANCE
-
net
'BUSINESS—The
|-
$1.25
Investment News
—
Lawrence, Inc. and McCormick
PROCEEDS—The
Price
the
1982.
From
retired
balance
plate
glass
the
of
Prudential
Insurance
Company
of
America
to $33,000,000 of 6%
first mortgage bonds
proceeds of this financing the company
$3,950,000 outstanding long-term debt, and
up
the
the
fund
plant.—V.
190.
for
p.
the
665.
construction
and
startup
.iti
1
Babcock &
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Israel
Ampal-American
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 1, next, through
-l>«3CnJUbp' of the sinking fund, $308,500 of its 6% debentures, series F,
due "Dec. "l, 1962 at 100%.
Payment will be made at the Manufacturers
Trust Co., 44 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—-V,
190, p. 1830.
5" *
Corpi—Earnings—
Arvida
report,
annual
first
were
outstanding.
stock
•
-
.
•
real estate investments and, through
and develops real estate, had been
deficit of 23 cents a share and move
t»n
to earn the profit of 59 cents a share for the first year of °Para"
tions.
It was
indicated that actual earnings during the latter hall
cf the 1959 fiscal year were 82 cents a share.
which holds
corporation,
The
subsidiaries,
its
-*.ble
to
wipe
projects
new
dis¬
largest land owners and developers,
undertaken in the past few months
Florclia's
of
Arvida, one
several
leases
first-half
a
'
cussed
sells,
buys,
out
and
to date on a number of others.
The earlier
projects include Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club, a 742-home,
luxury residential subdivision near the Boca Raton Hotel and Club
<also
on
Arvida
property);
and
the John Ringling Properties in
Sarasota County, recently purchased for $13,500,000.—V. 190, p. 458.
reported
-
progress
on
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-
Atchison, Topeka &
'
:'V
:
-railway
$
>
„
47,679,787
,50,461,087 475,739,110 429,397,536
39,526,609
operating exps.
Railway
$
$
'
revenue—
oper.
1959—9 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
oper.
190,
ry. oper.
104,151,239
42,933,859
13,067,014 116,411,994
8,153,178
3,058,008
43,622,674
5,563,883
1414.
p.
Babcock
The
plant
&
Wilcox
the
for
boiler
generating unit to
western Kentucky.
be
boilers
at
installed at TVA's
boiler, as well
This
be installed in an
by engineering and
Paradise plant, located on
The
TVA
sale
of
revenue
financed
operating exps.
Railway
$2,843,870
2,392,961
$2,709,283
2,455,605
$53,660
&~et
income—
oper.
ry.
$450,909
$253,678
14,561
$44,641
"1,223
ry. oper.
"Deficit.—V.
190,
83,780
"112,445
&
boiler.
evaluated
On
from
boiler
the
the
unit,
creased
The
Babcock &
high
Wilcox
Wilcox.
bid,
base
on
bid
week
In
Corp.,
In-
on
York,
New
the
for
units
will
$2,139,240,
said
firm
which
bid
that
annual
L.
.England,
per
30,
be
$1.10
domestic-bidders
liquidated
damages
submitted
late
for
Chairman,
1959
1959.—V.
190,
three-for-two
stock
split
of
1959—Month—1958
$
$
11,922,761
11,964,606
116,738,434
110,937,783
expenses.,
9,934,194
10,028,783
94,991,957
93,086,875
from
190,
1,988,567
1,935,823
21,746,477
806,024
7,556,326
Oct.
on
30,000
Life
26
shares
of notification
stock
(par
$2.50)
with
to
to be
are
used
for
be
the
SEC
offered
at,
'•iinw')
America—Acquisition—
automatic
Johnson
facturing
reported
somfe
equipment
here.
Johnson
triple
said
the
has
that
size
quired | 200,000
Co.,
is
the
of
of
by
has
plant
in
in
the
coin
of
started
for
He
reported
.'ocated
The
in
that
Turin,
units.
sub¬
operated
He
Microtechnica,
noted
added
manufactured
Siddeley
that
that
demand
Automatic
in
an
outside
America
additional
Group,
Ltd.,
has
manufacturing
the
for
Canteen
machines
the U.
S.,
by
"Since
June,"
substantial
to
established
_.td.
Johnson
17
The
pay
bid,
company
struction,
installation,
manufacture
such
ing 300,000
with
of
the
a
vdiich
has
a
...
and
common
proceeds of
modernization
sale
of
shares
the
sale
related
certain
and
of
and
repair
equipment.
It now
indebtedness.
additional
stock
will
the complete
America
by
"the
(A.T.&T. will accept bids for $250 million debenture issue on Nov. 17,
Pipeline Co. will on Nov. 18 account for $40 million in debentures
under the guiding hands of Lehman Bros, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
a 2-million issue of common, the price
of which will be set later and will be sold in units of $100 debentures and five shares
of stock.) Last year's projection of stocks and bonds for the
comparable period was
$130 million less than the $590 million projected at this time. The last two weeks
fall off into a respite and foreshadow December's seasonal low.
Rowe
for
company
in
Italy
has
licensing
CONSOLIDATED
Consolidated
And
in
total
huge
a week ago for the Nov. 2-27 interval.
The table below spells out the dollar volume
totals for corporate equities and bonds, municipals, and for corporates and
municipals
combined. The data are obtained by the Chronicle from private and
public
CORPORATE
in
the
in
England
9-Nov. 14.
Group
has
made
in
Nov. 30-Dec.
4_
this
addition
number
a
to
all
of
this
other
1415.
we
are
setting
countries"—V
Total
*Total
Corporates
Municipals
Total
$5,770,000
$48,417,000
307,998,800
39,100,000
$74,384,970
396,736,810
44,049,130
67,050,000
75,643,640
33,600,000
17,254,000
$122,801,970
536,246,810
77,649,130
92,897,640
Total
$419,918,800
$590,814,550
$238,781,000
$829,595,550
■
$68,614,970
88,738,010
4,949,130
8,593,640
Nov. 16-Nov. 19.
sources.
TABLE
Bonds "
Corporate
Stocks
Nov.
MUNICIPAL NEW ISSUE
AND
Corporate
Hawker-
concern
TOTALS
of
corporate offerings and State-municipal financing for the on¬
coming four weeks is $829.6 million—$127 million greater than the projection made
ar¬
sale
COMING UP
Municipals' volume is moderate, though heavier than last year, and (for issues of
$1 million and larger) comes to $238,781,000 for the four-week period ahead. This is
a rise of
approximately $50 million as compared to last week's four-week estimate.
production.
We
have
also
distribution operation called
Automatic Merchandising Co
we
own
in
cooperation with Camp
Bird Ltd.,
another
concern.
9,
previous
is expected to garnish from investors about $590 million. The
ac¬
future
line of automatic
Hawker-Siddeley
for
up
FLOTATION
STATE-MUNICIPAL FINANCING
M
'
$170,895,750
Consolidated
139,510,000
'•
up
190
*$1 million and
more.
•
■■
•
v
Some
See
was
Fund common;
Laboratories, Inc. below.
Photocopy
Offered
stock
A
was
The stock
Manufacturing Co.—Common Stock
public offering of 100,000 shares of common
on Nov. 4
by Myron A. Lomasney & Co.
priced at $3 per share. This offering was
oversubscribed.
tPRpCE*nS-Net proceeds
from
the
sale,
,
discharge
certain
approximately $243,000,
business, financ¬
photocopier and
equipment
electronic
debts.
-»^5rIN*ESS~B?M photocopy,
manufacture and sale of
organized in 1951,
accessories
for
photocopy
is engaged in the
machines, portable
Photocopier exix>sure Pnits' and the development
f0r
vere
$214,0$0 and
31,
19o8
gross
sales
were
-capital
i
stock
five
electronic
an
$224,548
and
gross
profit
was
PRESENT
Authorized
cents)___
Among the larger municipals set are: $14 million State of Mississippi on Nov. 10; on
Nov.
on
31, 1959
For the"fistai ye'at'ending
profit ,was, $75,872.
/
(par
of
th®.nine month period ending July
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
rtani,„i
set for Nov. 20 are 467,247 shares of N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp.
$9,998,800 Great Western Financial Corp. debentures, and 36,237 shares of
Natural Gas Co., Inc. preferred; $5 million Marine Corp. debentures on
Nov. 23 and on the same day $15 million Potomac Electric Power Co. bonds, $16 mil¬
lion Gulf States Utilities Co. bonds, Worcester County Electric Co. $7.5 million bonds;
and $50 million Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y., Inc. bonds on Dec. 1.
common,
Piedmont
be used for expanding the company's
ing the research and development of an
to
Oct.
other
made
(Allen B.) Dtf Mont
BBM
of the
larger issues scheduled in the Nov. 9-Dec. 4 period than those
already mentioned are: $5 million Eitel-McCullough, Inc. debentures on Nov. 9;
550,000 shares of Baker Oil Tools, Inc. common on Nov. 12; $6 million Frontier
Refining Co. debentures on Nov. 16; also on Nov. 16 is Gibraltar Financial Corp. of
California 325,000 shares of common; on Nov. 19 there are 200,000 shares of Atlantic
City Electric Co. common, and $5 million Capital Life Insurance & Growth Stock
Avia Product! Co.—Radio Unit
Sold—
400.000 shs.
$70,267.
FINANCING
17
Nov.
are
18
$16,350,000 State of Delaware and $10 million State of South Carolina;
$56 million State of New York; on Nov. 19 there are $24,780,000 Phila¬
delphia, Pa., and Los Angeles School District, Calif. $21,500,000.
The
Monday statistical and Thursday editorial issues of the Chronicle contain details
of corporate, municipal, government
and agency financing.—S. B.
Outstanding
233,200 shs.
November 5,
1959
con¬
of bowling alleys
and Transwestern
Nov. 23-Nov. 27.
said,
operations
listiibution
in
CORPORATE
,
is engaged principally in the design, manufacture,
still remains on course as the pace-setter for the period
schedule of $396.7 million in bonds and equities combined, and
$307,998,800
of background music equipment
Last June,
Automatic Canteen,
AMI.
manufacture
tooling
Progress
Co.
licensing agreement with the
England, the twelfth largest
of
"vending equipment produced
and the Sterling Area.
p.
large
a
rangement in England for production
/.announced
♦
to
domestic
construction
and
additional
excellent.
Johnson
'world
to
Germany.
Italy, and licensed by AMI to produce coin
operated
has begun delivery within the past
sixty days of
machines,
new
been
sale,
and
expansion.
music
a
market
complete
Inc.,
and
AMI,
Frankfurt,
Frankfurt
manu¬
a
manufacturing
manufacturer
Canteen
land
market,
America
of
Germany,
common
profitable operations in
Tonomat
feet
the
on
Automatic's
large
Automatic
the
of
square
acquisition
Frankfurt,
common
in
Inc.,
a
record
a
the
of
sale
for
produced
Co.,
Tonomat
music machines and
"to
finalized
outside
Manufacturing
sidiaries
he
Tonomat
manufacture
countries
vending
Rowe
that
the
concern,
for
by
vending.
Tonomat"Nwill
of
offering and will be entitled to no commission unless all
sold.
If sold, the underwriter will receive a commission
share plus up to $10,000 for expenses. Upon completion of
the underwriter may purchase 30,000 common stock purchase
are
Incorporated; the latter is in combination with
Leverone, Chairman, and Arnold Johnson, President on
jointly announced a large-scale European expansion of the:;ompany's manufacturing, franchising, and retail distribution in the
line
the
per
in bonds alone.
\ ■
-('A
working capital.
27
of
with
i ur;;
.
.
Square West, New York/filed
Oct. 28, 1959, covering 280,000
public sale at $6 per share.
second,,week (Nov. 16-19)
letter
Automatic Canteen Co. of
and
agreeing
low
four-week period and
/
a
Nathaniel
that
sent
were
FOUR-WEEK
America,
.
for
The four-week corporate stock and bond offerings
coming out, commencing Nov.
is estimated at about $90 million more than that tabulated last week for the
of
common
of
filed
Co.
Insurance
without underwriting.
share,
proceeds
Mr.
on
be offered
The First Boston Corp., New York City. Conceivably, these three
tap the market for around $49 million out of the $74 million volume
financing set for the week.
5,681,732
Pacific
&
company
covering
?ield
to
is underwritten by
1415.
p.
Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
:
without
17,850,908
694,047
...
Atlantic
:
stock,
estimated for the total corporate
income
oper.
Oct.
Union
35
week (Nov. 9-14) not otherwise particularly significant for
corporate financing,
a
issues could
railway
operations
The
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$
revenue—
oper.
$10 per
common
1,932,699
_
...
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
at
preferreds handled
by Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and White, Weld & Co., both of New York City;
375,000 shares of Kayser-Roth Corp. common at a price related to the market at the
time the offering begins for the selling stockholder, Harrison Factors
Corp., and
200,000 shares of Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common at a price related to the market which
1729.
p.
oper.
Net rev.
The
looated
the dollar volume of equities far exceeds debt issues
by about a 12-to-l ratio. The
larger stock offerings for the week are set for Tuesday, Nov. 10, with: 300,000 shares
of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. cumulative convertible second
$
/
_
In
earnings for the 12 months
outstanding compared with
the 12 months ended Sept. 30,
per .share
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings-
—V.
of
75c
the
American Elin submitted
pay liquidated damages for
The
1,350,851
that
stated
$1.43
were
Period End. Sept. 30—
ry.
bids
deliveries.
73,733
1519.
p.
.
generators
to
42,739
190,
5-year warrants for $300, each warrant entitling the holder to purchase
one common share at $6 per share.
The company also will pay finders'
fees of $18,000 if all the shares are sold.
:
costing
received.
agreed
income...
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
'
Net
the
$1,646,813
share.
per
share outstanding in
figures are adjusted for the
September,
Railway
Railway
of
generating
units,
$1,013,669
sustained growth and increased earnings
amount of regular quarterly dividends
on Nov. 4 increased the regular quar¬
average
Both
1958.
hydroelectric
Alabama. These
"$161,026
shares
the
Elin
American
9,518,995
"$91,644
warranted
would
rate
Sept.
$1.25
the
9,192,750
from ry. oper.
offering is to be made by Peter Morgan & Co., who has the right
the shares for a period of 30 days from the
commencement
date
•'
■
" 839,504
sell
to
an
the
terly dividend on common stock from 25 cents a share to 27'/2 cents
share effective With the dividend payable Jan.
15, 1960 to stock¬
holders of record Dec. 17, 1959. Based on the new quarterly dividend,
B.
to
The
and
*
1959—8 Months—1958
806,599
corporation,
of
21,389,023
$678,478 $10,206,419 $11,165,808
$714,955
registration statement with the SEC
shares
56,152,894
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue...
57,071,487
21,279,292
'/;.
-•.
exps.
oper.
ry.
6,767,378
2,752,311
,
Aroostook
&
operating
rev.
This
success¬
has
"
1519.
Barchris Construction
deliveries.
a
ended
It
the
TVA
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
in Austria. '
on
were
low.
was
too,
25,903,683 239,180,887 227,568,718
the
increase in
an
stock is
common
the
bid
to
bids
seven
500,000"
than the
the
being. $12,058,950,
contract
contract
north
in
Dam
for
lower
cost of $11,958,950.
a
a
manufactured
be
instance,
this
32,400-kilowatt
three
invitations
and
companies
for
this
Under
awarded
Wheeler
$1,251,912
Combustion's
$11,715,495.
also
TVA
Engineering
was
24,897,475
Bangor
Net
$
/ 4,722,586
•
763,221
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
$
exps.
190, p.
Railway
1959—9 Months—1958
$
32,671,061 296,252,374 283,721,612
Railway oper.
a
Combustion
evaluated
company's
was
&
from
1959—Month—1958
29,620,061
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
'
—Earnings—.
Earnings—
directors, stating that
indicate
on
.
Dividend
Raises
City Electric Co.
Net
lower
ordered
bid of
bidder
The
Atlantic
Net
',»•
v
RR
revenue-.
operating
Railway
Wilcox
was
stipulated use of the TVA "escalator"
the generators would increase with q,
1831.
Ohio
&
of
costs
p.
$
& Wilcox Co.'s base bid was higher than that of
Engineering, $14,804,610, compared with $14,495,620.
The
bid
evaluated
a
All others
190,
Period End. Sept. 30—
chiefly
because
the
company
gave
TVA
the
option of taking several types of units, one of which is the
cyclone type, on
which maintenance and operating costs are con¬
siderably lower than a pulverized-coal-fired unit on which Combustion
bid. ; The contract also gives TVA art'option to purchase up to three
additional boilers for .future units,- at a total cost of $42,622,048 if
air options are exercised.
"I
■■■
"
/
'•*"
late
1414.
p.
firm bid.
under which
costs.—V.
Railway oper.
Babcock
plant,
Combustion
ful
in
Baltimore
to TVA by Congress in August. 1959.
and Combustion Engineering entered bids
On the boiler for the 600,000 kw unit in the Paradise
Babcock
each
on
TVA
Net rev. from
rise
projects was granted
Both
Electric who quoted
$2,399,308, which
was
12 %
a
provision
funds received from the future public
revenue
bonds.
Authorization to issue up to $750,000,000 in
bonds over a five-year period to finance its electric power
plant to be
Last
1959—9 Months—1958
submitted
the
existing plant.
Final location will
economic considerations."
the Green River, will be the first
"will
determined
be
damages omitted, was from 'General
The evaluated bid of American Elin
a
previously
probably
Monday, November 9, 1959
...
penalty-since General ^Electric Company;" low domestic
bidder, is in a labor surplus area. G-E's evaluated bid was $2,571,619.
In addition ,to American Elin, one other company—Brown
Boveri—
Paradise osteam plant in
600,000 kw generating
new
as
ordered from the General Electric Co., will be the
for a steam-electric plant.
' \
Inc., Chattanooga, Tenn., was high bidder,
at $12,058,950, for a boiler to be used with a 500,000 kilowatt unit;
the future location of which has not yet been
determined.
At the
time the 500,000 kw unit was ordered, TVA said no decision had been
reached on the site at which the unit will be installed/but that it
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
$308,171
$309,800
263,530
256,140
a
Included
Co., Barberton, Ohio, received a $14,804,610
required
for
the
initial
600,000
kilowatt
option to purchase a second boiler at
period End. Sept. 30—
4
Combustion Engineering,
Babcock
Railway oper. revenue—
liquidated
Contract—
awarded contracts for
total cost of $26,800,000.
Nov.
on
largest ever made
37,394,073 359,327,116 325,246,297
income—._
from
rev.
ry.
—V,
TVA Boiler
Co.—Wins
Authority
Valley
steam-electric
huge
two
kw
Jvet
Tennessee
contract
unit
the corporation stated that Kfoss sales
$16,551,000, with a net income (after taxes)
cf >3,530,000, for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1959.
The net income
v»as equivalent to 59 cents per share on the 5,952,928 shares of capital
its
In
t*ud operating income
y
Wilcox
$2,647,078.
The
The
V
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
*(1934)
be
has
About
used
and
outstand¬
$750,000
to
set
up
J,
•,
Volume
new
a
100
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5397
subsidiary to be organized for the
of financing
purpose
of
part
sale; $100,Q0O to replenish working capital for the cost
remodeling the company's new show room and office building; $75,000
working capital for machinery and equipment at its Brook.
ly.n plant; $300,000 for expansion of the wholesale and retail bowling
and billiard supply business of B & C
Bow-ling Supplies, Inc., a sub¬
sidiary; and the balance for other corporate purposes. Of the outstand¬
ings stock, 135.000 shares each are owned by Christie P. Vitolo and
Leborio Pugliese, President and Vice-President, respectively.
to replenish
Months
Revenue
Income
be
k
used
by
Barton's
2.437,056
Net
$340,584
;
$327,583
43,139
14,521
$383,723
$342,104
d
,
——
-
A—V.
—u
170,916
'
,
i
—
;
income
available
per share of
189, p. 478.
for
common,
stock
com.
Lehman
company
covering
of
Oct.- 22
on
pre-formation
$285,000,
nuts, toys and novelties.
The
stores are located in New York
$166,992
137,161 shs.
on
The
letter
filed a
limited
$1.30
$1.22
V
;
company's 66
City, Newark,
countries "by
mail
all
in
consumers
order,.
states
50
and
{han
more
proceeds
to
are*
be
used
"
of notification
with
the
SEC
for
..
land,
;
and
the
5
Railway
Net
subsidiaries
its
ended
year
consolidated
had
net
consolidated net profit of $229,416, equal
stock
mon
$1}
(par
June
30,
the
1959
sales
of
company
anil
$9,118,716
to 38 cents per
share,
common
the corporation.
of
The
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed transfer agent of
CAPITALI^ATION
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
due
Common
Sept.
1964—
25,
stock
$1
(
par
Outstanding
$200,000
'
J——_
$200,000
2,000,000 shs.
...
com-
FINANCING
Authorized
"Note
the
with
note
issued
was
pursuant
the
to
765,000 shs.
loan
company's
agreement
Irving Trust Co. and provides for interest on any day at the rate
of i%. above the bank's prime interest rate, which
was
5%
of
\\
on
Oct.
1959.
30,
UNDERWRITERS—Tlie
forth
set
below
underwriters
opposite
their
below
named
respective
have
severally
Blair &
H.
Co
1"—.
Shares
49,500
Hardy
&
I. du. Pont & Co.— 13,200
Haupt .& -Co._J ——13,200
Eisele
&
King,
Francis
Ira
H.
Hentz
<5c
Walston
!
Co.——
&* Co.,
Hirsch
Van
&,
Sutro
Bros.
Emanuel,
Clayton
Carl
&
&
Kreeger & Co.—_
Granger & Co
Propp
Marron,
Corp.—
&
Co.
Co.,
4.400
4,937,746
$1,525,796 $10,514,510
$1,116,797
47,971,696
$9,369,053
152,243
576,529
Oscar
shares of its capital stock
•be offered for public sale
(par 50c). Of this stock, 60,000 shares are to
for the account of the issuing company and
by the present holaer thereof. Blyth <fe Co., Inc., is listed
as
the principal underwriter; and the offering price and
underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged primarily in the research,
design and de¬
velopment, manufacture and sale of precision instruments, including
potentiometers and potentiometer-type transducers, used
circuitry for military, industrial and scientific uses.
It
the
$400,000
proceeds
As
will
be
utilized
for
Sloss
will
available
be
for
sell
to
proposes
Fcuer
Corp.
60,000
&
1,100
Meyer—^3;
Richard
&
E.
550
Son
Kolin
the
1959,
GIVING
Funded
a
the
acquisition
will
and
be
of
stock
of
the
of
used
their purchase of $2,000,-
subordinated notes dated March '20,
being exercisable at $30
used
company
$3,000,000
Hevi-Duty
the
of
Electric
Co.
for
subordinated
notes
in
warrants so exercised were
connection
March'!,
share until
per
proceeds of the
and
the balance
general corporate purposes.
exercise of the warrants will be
upon
Oil
with
for
notes
has
been
Proceeds
of
used
redemption
for
which
originally issued.—V. 190,
the
the
sale
particular
1626.
p.
Corp.- -Bill of Particulars
Denied
Stock
Dealer—
notes
and
1959-1968
obligations
contract
common
stock
($1
($1
today
announced
the
issuance
of
{These
by
tile
denying a
motion
for
a
bill
of
particulars
filed
by Morris J.
Reiter,
doing
business as M. J. Reiter Co., 60 Wall St., New York, respondent in
administrative proceedings under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
to determine, among other things, whether provisions of the Federal
securities
laws
were
violated
by respondent in the offer and sale
of Belmont
Oil Corp. stock, and, if so, whether respondent's regis¬
tration
as
broker-dealer
a
should
spondent
be
—V.
suspended
concluded
Commission
The
sufficient
particularity
190,
should
and/or
whether
expelled from NASD
allegations
were
or
interest
preparation
of
re¬
stated
with
defense.
respondent's
1626.
p.
rates
secured
are
and
annual
at
^Included
in
In
rates
other
1963
Buckingham,
Harold
owed
is
Earl
of
F.
owned
include
conversion
exercise
of
shares
(1)
4%
Minerals, Inc.
Common Stock Offered
—
—
This
Aug. 31 publicly offered 300,000 shares of
non-assessable, voting common stock at par ($1 per
share) as a speculation. No underwriting was involved.
on
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
will be used for mining expenses, work¬
ing capital, and reserve for contingencies.
BUSINESS—The
Nevada
of
State
minerals
company
the
of
all
that
businesses
The
to
class
of
stock
restricted
of
8%.
to
Monthly
to
six
payments
periods
year
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
shares
of
1958,
Terminals,
8%
and
are
interest
respectively,
are
A
Oliver,
Glenn,
various
Harold
and
Earl
liens
operating
on
Transport,
granted
to
Inc.
of
purpose
the
company.
Las
or
and
stock
to
issuance
for
Vegas, Nev.,
maintain offices
Directors
of
Board
of
The
underwriters
be
company
authorize,
has
in
'
as
acquire
to
of Aug. 31,
a
lease
of
$1
710 South
Fourth
authority and
foreign countries,
offices any
power
as
vote
are
and
all busi¬
not
engaged in
patented
and
any
business,
unpatented
mining
of
per
the
right
to
dividends
declared by the Board
subscription
of any
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Bateman. Eichler & Co.
Dickinson
G.
rights
or
any
of
distribution
Directors.
liability for
kind whatsoever.—V.
THE
on
188,
p.
&
Julien
Granbery,
There
any
as
and
are
no
assessment
3,500
Collins
&
Co._^
3,500
Marache & Co.
3,500
Mid-South Securities Co.—
10,000
6,000
nell,
Kalman
6,000
Mitchell,
Inc.
Company,
sen.
Inc.
190,
when
dividends
pre-emptive
or
any
O'Don-
&
or
liability
1515.
of
companies
& Co.
& Co
Erothers,
in
Brothers
and
is
a
City Products Corp., and Emil Schram,
announced that Directors of both
to
the
sale
of
Butler
Brothers
earnings
of
merchandising
$1,992,000
for
the
firm
with
sales
nine
months
of
ended
Sept. 30, 1959.
It
is
would,
assume
that
Butler's
for
all
liabilities
the
and
of Butler, City Products
Butler would receive cash and
assets
obligations of City Products. No common stock
would
be
issued
to
the
seller.
.
—V.
of
March 3,
NOTE:
On
1879.
account
1959—9 Mos.^-1958
$6,956,270
372,225
ops.
$196,821
$132,176
$2,762,826
$1,979,916
railway oper. inc—
190, p. 1520.
110,090
62,707
1,750,684
1,032,736
rev.
from
ry.
3,989,234
4,193,450*
Carborundum Co.—Shares
in New Firm—
Harbison-Carborundum Corp.,
See,
Carolina Power
below.—V. 189,
Months Ended Sept.
12
1959
1958„...
$74,346,399 $69,350,585
30—
rcvciiiiGS
Operating revenue
2031.
p.
Light Co.—Earnings—
&
deductions™™^
operating revenues—
Other income
(net;
—
———!
Net
54,309,842
57,999,938
$16'?n5
Gross
104,322
—
income
-
$15,5K'™?
75,297
deductions
(net)..
—
$16,450,783 $15,616,040
3,630,162
3,291,000
income
Not
—
-
-
applicable to pfd, stock for
$12,820,621 $12,325,040
1,606,295
the period—
preferred dividends-—
Shares of com. stock outstanding at the
Earnings per share outstanding
—V. 187, p. 2797.
1,606,295
after
period
-
S.339-099
&2.ll>
Carolina & North
Period End. Sept. 30—
*
?oS?
1959—Month—1958
1959—9
Months—1958
$302,615
$2,499,652
operating exps.
$298,773
181,250
161,907
1,605,083
from ry. oper.
$117,523
$140,708
$894,569
income—
42,389
51,707
268,364
rev.
ry.
Western Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
190,
$2,357,432
1,566,163
$791,269
338,126
1520.
p.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
cornoration
of Syracuse. N. Y., on Oct. 30 filed a registration
statement with the SEC covering 200,000 shares
J ^
to be offered under the Carrier Employees sto^ro°^""sXtiin Pian
250,000 shares to be covered under its Incentive Stoc
Op
190,
—V.
p.
of City Products
Corp.
1731.
Natural Gas
Corp.—Acquisitions—
anneunc^plans
Natural Gas Corporation
which recently
merger of Eastern
Oregon Natural Gas
*sumerg
Cascade
for
a
Bend.
a
Oregon,
second
acquisition^.that of th
also by merger.
T^^t^nI'°Ucasc ide
by O. Marshall Jones, Seattle. President of Cascade,
of
Bend,
President of Consumers. While
directors of both companies, the merger is subject
-
issued
Co. of
jointly
Hollamon
a a„roved by the
aDoroval by the
and Nick
.
to app
George
1J5 B. i^a ssooo
York, N. Y., under tne agt
5/^.uuper yew.
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Com pany, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7,
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
President; Claude Seibert, Vice President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J. Other oflices.
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
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,
of
$5,969,150
$504,401
COMMERCIAL
Chicago 3,
Maine—Earnings—
431,311
Net
Net
transfer agent of the
1959—Month—1958
operating rev._
operating exps.
Railway
William Dana Seibert,
Street.
.
$628,132
announced
contemplated
<•»..
(par $2).—V. 190, p. 1731.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Cascade
I
national
dividend.
were
Carrier
have
principle
earnings of $2,568,440.
Butler
31,874,000
issued
On March 19, 1959, the
stock
common
Manhattan Bank has been appointed
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
City Products now is
engaged in diversified activities including refrigeration and dairy prod¬
ucts and for the six months ended Sept. 30, 1959 had sales of $44,759,-
$137,803,000
of
m
3,500
City Products.
companies have headquarters in Chicago.
510 and
shares
shares for the period ended Sept. 30,
1958 have been
reflect the 2-for-l split for comparison purposes.—V. 190,
corporation's common stock
—V.
agreed
60,000
60,000
Camloc Fastener Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Net
Butler
'
—
1520.
Railway
to
Loth
{Common
3,500
Hutchins
1831.
have
139-.000
—
(par $25)—
56,255
1959,
3,500
Inc.
Butler Brothers—To Be Sold—
Chairman
139,000-
4,344
—
—-—
payment of a 5% common sotck
stock was split 2-for-l.
adjusted to
p.
19,
March
Railway oper. revenue—
6,000
-
p.
Nichol
Webber-Simpson
Peters, Writer & Christen—V.
13,175
6,030
3,789
60,000
t
3,500
3,500
3,500
Morgan &
6,000
T. C. Henderson & Co., Inc.
&
12,003
11,747
2,769
52,000
"G"—————
"H"
5.5%
series
"J"—
Preferred nonconvertible
5.2%
Balance
Co.,
Inc.
10,000
10.000
Co.—
First Securities Corp.
&
the
or
patented and unpatented mining claims as hereinabove stated.
common
stock is the only class of stock authorized to be issued
all outstanding stock enjoys equal rights including the right to
and
&
Fitzgerald
Cantor,
10,000
& Co.—
Dempsey-Tegeler
series
series
5.2%
•-
—
——;—
6,000
Nolting,
the said
The
10,000
Hess, M'oyer &
6.000
of
staled capital of the company is 81.000,000,
1,000,000 shares of common capital stock of the par
share fully paid and non-assessable, of which 300,000
fully paid and non-assessable have been issued for the lease of
consists
shares
Dean & Grosz
assets
of
—
Co.
series "F"_
8,704
8.044
9,413
—-
—
"E"—
series
Divs.
Co., Inc.
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
Articles
CAPITALIZATION—The
which
Woodcock,
6,000
for
The
claims.
value
&
10,500
10,000
William J. Sinek, Chairman of
had
1959,
certain
Boettcher
Co., Inc.
—
—
(par $25)—
"D"
5.36T«
1,110,634
——1,201,350
$12.50)—
5.28%
Income
&
Inc.—
Co.,
&
series
Shares
Stroud
100,000
exploring
of
5.3%
$1,731,241
-
the
them,
Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co
the
and at such
Allyn
upon
and
purchased by
6,000
the company may be conducted.
company
except
but the
all other states and
in
may
C.
(par
Preferred convertible
1
$2,108,931
377,690
$2,086,203
:——
:
—
Des
upon
25,000 shares
Co.—.
are
at
A.
Bache & Co.
rights
employees.
several
the
follows;
as
:
capital stock outstdg. at end of period:
•*>{Common
.
358,810
$2,445,013
——,
D,
F. Buckingham
principal stock¬
and
reserved
stock, (2)
common
common
$3,249,221
'1,140,290
1,134,969
—
—_—————
Balance
Shares of
Railway
shares
of
$3,579,982
—
——
preferred stock,:—
as
owned
Inc., bear
payable in
over
R.
broad, and permit the conduct of
might be to the benefit of the company.
company
would
the
for
income.
Oncrn.fiml?"
names
class
of
deductions,
deductions—
Tim Chase
facilities
which have been recently acquired by
B
14,290
4.4%
series "C"——
5.08% series "I"—
250,000 shs.
the
laws
before
Balance
11250,000 shs.
terminal
on
Buckingham.
options
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign subscriptions
»
$3,233,716
15,505
Outstanding
of
the
under
principal office of the company is located
in
ness
1,
properties under control
on
Incorporation
St.
July
on
incorporated
was
$3,565,692
FINANCING
contracts for, and notes
trucks and -trailers and
to
by chattel
by Ridgely
250,000
$17,051,974 $15,046,956
—
11,813,234
Addi¬
company.
secured
1958
1959
Ended Sept. 30—
13,486,282
detailed capi¬
1,000,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
of
at a
common
officers, directors
are
foregoing,
659,483
3%
each
the
on
Net operating earnings—
Nonoperating income——
stock
common
Shares
Ben jo
will be held to take evidence
later to be announced.
Operating expenses and taxes—
lease-hold
and
Moines Transportation Co., Inc.,
Buckingham.
not
of
stock
place
in
mortgages
to
Buckingham
obligations are
properties formerly
UDoes
the
California Water Service Co.- -Earnings—
■>On
from
from
of
tTliese
and
'
-
that
order
present
375,489
tractors,
on,
of
by
notes
brothers
D.
the
of
its
in
375,489
subsidiary, Buckingham
its
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
company
and
12 Months
,
out¬
obligations are unsecured notes and
notes
and obligations secured by chattel mortgages
on
miscellaneous
equipment. These notes and obligations bear interest at annual rates
of from 5% to 7% and are due at various dates, the last of which ends
in 1968.
Of the contract obligations, $96,000 bearing., interest at 6%.
due
in
was
Principal amount of first mortgage bonds out¬
standing at end of period—.!.-.
—31,702,000
monthly
installments covering
principal
and
periods, the last of which ends in 1972.
membership.
the
that
enable
to
revoked
be
mortgages
annual
company
•/
*
asserts
Electronics
hearing
Other
PRESENT
include conditional sales
chattel
notes
Court
and selling C & F Electronics stock in violation of *
registration requirements and that it also violated
governing the maintenance of specified, books and
Commission
Net
of principal and interest are made over four
provided in the several contracts and notes/
holders
decision
a
Act
rules
684,275
par)—:——
at
Dstrict
$3,595,419
par)
stock
by
permanently
was
S.
715,000
common
interest
U.
the
684,275
obligations—-
B
bear
Securities
$3,595,419
—"
A
secured
by
Operating revenue-;—
due
——
—AThese obligations
and
SEC
The
of
Authorized
♦Equipment obligations due 1959-1964
{Real estate
mtge. notes 1959-1972
and
Belmont
A
debt:
SOther
broker- "
a
E. Bourns, President.
more
a
TO
EFFECT
-
Class
With SEC—
in connection with
of the company's 5Vi %
warrants
The
1969.
lias
now
oversubscribed and the books closed.
CAPITALIZATION
Co.550
&
to-.the prospectus, the warrants
were
issQed
in
equal
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. and New England
000 of each
electronic
$10 per share by an underwriting group
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. on Oct. 26. This
details, including
talization, follow:
550
——
registration >fatemehl~with the SEC on Oct. 30, 1959, covering 100,000
warrants
for
the
purchase of common stock and
100,000
common
shares reserved for issuance upon exercise of the warrants.
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
in
at
1,100
1,100
offering
F
time
shares.
tional financing
1,100
have
Building,
as
prescribed
in
Commission rules.
It is further asserted that .
Securities
falsified
its registration application by listing,as
an
owner
of 10% or more of its outstanding stock '
when in fact he did not own such stock, and by reason of representa¬
tion therein that no other person directly or indirectly controlled its
business when, in fact, the business was controlled by Joseph Siegal.
who was not named in the application.
working capital.
Class
to
purchase
public offering of 250,000 shares of class A
was
laws
Arts
as
Buckingham Freight Lines—Additional Financing De¬
was made in our issue of Nov. 2
of the
(par $1)
securities
Medical
registration
offered and sold by Haydon Securities in **
violation
of
the
said
registration
requirement and
that * Haydon
Securities did not make and keep current certain books and records
tails—Mention
headed by
its
Haydon.
order of
that
1959,
12,
Oct.
Dividends on
1,100
&
corporation, located at 3830 West Grant St,^ Milwaukee, filed:
According
the
the outstanding stock is owned by Marian
indicated, he
Inc.,
whether
so,
recites
further
on
was
&
improvements,
machinery, equipment and other facilities to expand
production capacity for its general line of products.
The remainder
of
Securities,
If
Exchange
revoked.
be
Securities
The
C
standing 1,000.000 shares of stock .and a $315,000 term loan.
Net
proceeds of its sale of additional stock will be added to general funds,
which
and,
Securities
the
Federal
Haydon
corporation, located at 6135 Magnolia Ave., Riverside, Calif., on
filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 120,000
2
negotiations.—V.
Haydon
offering
1,100
Rose
Gruss
Basic Products Corp.—Registers
amounts
355.427
Bourns, Inc.—Registers With-SEC—
tPurchase
This
1,375,596
the
under
the
records.
$57,340,749
44,317,006
1416.
p.
1.100
Inc.——„
Inc.
Heller
2,750
1415.
p,
Co.,
Edens,
Oppenheimer & Co.—
Spingarn, Heine & Co._^—
Simons, Unburn & Co.—
4,400
Co
&
&
Gartman
4,400
Co.-
1,650
-
4,400
Pforzheimer
190,
1,650
Jones,
<fe-Co.
4,400
Sons—4,400
<fc
M*ltz Greenwald
—V.
Co.
5,500
Co
Deetjen
Voorhis
2..200
&
5,500
Securities
H.
Kalb.
Libaire,
5,500
Noel & Co.—
Edwards
G.
2.200
Co...—
Cohen,- Siinonson
Inc.——— 13,200
Co.—
Alstyne,
ry. oper.
1959—9 Months—1958
$6,463,542 $54,831,516
-4,462,511
in
to
order
the
'
Stout -<fc
13,200
Goodbody &.Co.—————
A.
1
Co.—i
.
Wilmington
from
continuing
certain practices in connection with
the purchase and sale of stock of C
& F Electronics, Inc.
The
Commission's complaint in that action charged that Haydon Securi¬
common
names:
Shares
D.
'
chief
-would
with
Commission
1959—Month—1958
$5,599,308
exps.
income
oper.
190,
All of
agreed to purchase from the comoany the number of shares of
stock
.
.
assisting
whether
Haydon
by
Del.,
should
enjoined
RR.—Earnings-
revenue—
from
rev.
Nov.
of
*This
Sinek
the Commission's order, Haydon Securities has been v
the Commission since May 1, 1959.
The registration-'
application lists Raleigh Lister Haydon as President, a director, and
beneficial, owner of 10% or more of its outstanding common stock.
60,000 shares
...
Transfer Agent—
.
Maine
operating
ry.
—V.
/**
fiscal
&
Railway oper.
This
EARNINGS—For
J.
.
proceedings
determine
to
According
.
The
buildings, equipment/and
J ' 'v
-
.
'been
has
ordered
has
1934
violated
ties
Boston
foreign
40
group
becoming
William
'
SEC
of
dealer
■
t
V
expenses.
Net
J., Philadelphia, Pa., and Detroit, Mich.
In addition the company's
products are sold in Barton's Candy Departments located in 52 depart- ;
ment stores
in ea.stern United States.
The company's, products are
to
Lrothers
Wilmington,
partnership interests in an aggregate
units
of $5,000.
No
underwriting is
In
involved.
N.
shipped
..
management
President,
that
*
Tho
29,288
$178,910
-!
stock
-
offered
be
to
Period End. Sept. 30—
cream,
Butler's
190,
Act
Bissonnet Co., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
•.».
yearly peak demands on its cash.
retail
Butler
present
Products,* and
■
registered
BUSINESS—Barton's Candy Corn, is engaged In the manufacture and
sale of chocolates, candy, confections, and baked goods and the dis-.
ice
the
Of Steffey,
C & F Electronics, Inc.—Stock Fraud Charged by SEC
-
$196,280
33.897
/V
,
.improvements >to existing retail shops. The balance of the proceeds
used, for additional working capital, which, among other things,',
be
used to
reduce the company's periodic needs for short-term'
owner-operated
City
chairman:
as
P|. 1067.
145,824
„
$212,807
_
.
dividend appropriation
inc.
—V.
will
tributioi* of
A.
of
Major terms of the transaction have been agreed on by both Boards
Directors, and will be announced as soon as certain formalities and
procedures have been resolved.
-
will be
bank loans dicing
with
officer
continue
been
Net
were
eluding financing of accounts receivable, the purchase of new machinery
and
equipment, the, construction of five additional retail shops and
for
$2,764,639
2,841,121
that
contemplated
also
continue,
executive
$3,181,705
—A."—.
—
1958
.
Net income
from the sale of the common shares will
Corp. for various corporate purposes in-
Candy
a
—
—
charges
The
proceeds
income
Preferred stock
ployees at $4.75 per share. The offering marks the first
public sale of the company's stock. This offering was
,PROCEEDS—Net
1-—i
—A--
deductions
1959
'•*'/•
•
Utility operating income——*—;
offered directly to the public
oversubscribed and the books closed.
;
Other income—net
stock, of which 150,000 shares
at a price of $5 per
offered to company em¬
common
Aug. 31— •"
of
Barton's Candy Corp.—Initial Stock Offering — D. H.
Blair & Co., and associates on Nov. 4 offered a total of
165,000 shares of
Ended
Operating revenues
Gross
were
is
It
Co.—Earnings—
would
.12
of
share, and 15,000 shares
Gas
Berkshire
the company's
and advertisements must be made in New York
funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1936)
and
will
Cascade
sumers
on
be
company
basis
a
cash
&
Washington
the
Public
Service Commissions
of
holders of certain senior securities.
stockholders,
Oregon,
of
75
Gas
Consumers
Central Railroad Co. of New
Period End. Sept.
is
Co.
the
serves
of
community
with
Bend
mixed
gas,
Natural Gas Corp. has intervened in the hearing in
natural gas to this area.
sibility
be
for
Bend
absorbed
district
present employes of Consumers
organization.—V. 190, p. 1832.
Cascade
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Registers
This
located
in
with
company,
tration
the
statement
East
Net
will
Nov.
on
regis¬
a
Central
of Georgia
oper.
Railway
operating
expenses-
3,061,271
3,053,495
27,950,465
27,403,639
$567,726
$528,839
$5,153,963
$4,086,397
318,164
436,199
2,853.459
$3,582,334 $33,104,428 $31,490,036
Net
ry.
—
--
income
oper.
190,
Ry.—Earnings—
$
$
revenue
27,128,760
21,101,714
._
exps.
190,
ry. oper.
income—
oper.
ry,
1417.
p.
-
-
.
"11,465,605
67,517,256
6,659,922
V
./
i
Net
—V.
Light Co.—Earnings
$2,681,381
1,536,497
ry. oper.
*$43,513
$128,552
$1,144,884
$988,835
income—
*33,454
49,358
415,150
348,346
190,
ry.
oper.
190,
1521.
p.
\
21,381,232
ry. oper.
$510,948
$706,043
$5,979,677
32,818
219,735
1,887,065
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by David L. Johnson
Inc., of Indianapolis, for which it will receive a selling ,
of $0,375 per share.
The company is engaged in the development of two principal prod¬
ucts:
(1)-'molded printed circuit panels; and (2) automatic assembly'
and
soldering machinery for
use
principally with printed circuits.
It now> has outstanding
170,436 shares of stock. Net proceeds of the:
sale
of
additional
stock
will
be
used
primarily for expansion • of
facilities, machinery and personnel, with the balance used for the'
development of new products, additional working capital, and con¬
tingencies. Of the outstanding stock 148,800 shares <87.3%) are held
Associates,
commission
- -
1959—9 Months—1958
2.301,726
1,529,043-
The
21,202.305
Die-Form
by
$5,049,344
Circuits of
Delaware,
of
Inc.,
Chicago.
1,168,428
*
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—To Build TVA Boiler—
1417.
p.
from
rev.
$2,517,878
,
corporation, located at 135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, filed a registration statement on Oct. 30 with the SEC covering 800,000 shares,
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2.50 per share.
$3,007,769 $27,360,909 $26,251,649
2,342,389
income—-
oper.
ry.
'
Central Illinois
1959—Month—1958
$2,853,337
1959—9 Months—1958-
This
71.554,978
43,274,112
41,019,297
'
•
1959—Month—1958
'
Combined Electronics,
1959—9 Months—1958
$
'
$
*
Ry.—Earnings—
Wyoming
194,834
Net
32,724,071 261,068,898 259.690,616
21,258,466 .193,'551,642 188,135,638
6,027,046
3,928,856
.
Railway oper. revenue—
operating exps.
Net .rev. from
&
$323,386
Net
535,742
•
994,247
69,226
..
1959—Month—1958
Railway
1416.
p.
367,279
$2,442,507
409,775
Railway operating exps.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
railway
operations
—V.
68,417
$1,609,692
111,212
$25,713
$1,483,685
$1,058,716
$295,010
*29,771
1521.
p.
Railway oper. revenue.^.
$5,177,471
3,693,786
2,496,277
from
rev.
3,862,182
20,140
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Colorado
&
—V.
$99,003
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
Railway
1959—9 MOS.—1958
$3,628,997
$4,920,898
$155,978
-
Net
1959—Month—1958
revenue™
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1959—9 Months—1958
$61,351
ry. oper.
„
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
operations
$6,183,464
166,727
69,364
1417.
p.
Net .rev. from
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
1959—Month—1958
$455,198
$564,704
393,847
408,726
Period End. Sept. 30—
covering 48,920 shares of common
stock, to be offered to officers and other key employees of the com¬
pany and its subsidiaries under its 1959 Stock Option Plan.—V. 190,
P.
1176.
;
r"
■:'%%<]%•:]'' V.
T
Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
Western
income,
oper,
190,
$5,829,874
from
•Deficit.—V** 190,
Chesapeake & Ohio
filed
5
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
22,205
expenses!
oper.
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
.
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,097,383
$1,466,090 $12,006,913 $11,517,324
998,380
1,171,080
1 0,397,22 1
9,074,817
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
33,897,411
1416'.
p.
Railway oper. revenue—
operating exps.
Net
33,606,343
$729,658
259,343
Railway
With SEC—
111.,
Peoria,
SEC
$817,758
—
Period End. Sept. 30—
respon¬
All
operations.
the
into
of Cascade with
manager
190,
3,882,614
Net rev.
income.—
oper.
-
railway
Charleston &
support of bringing
Cascade will be serving approxi¬
mately 15,000 customers in 28 communities in, Washington and Oregon.
will become
ry.
—V.
With the addition of both properties,
Hollamon
from
rev.
operations
Net
looking
Mr.
3,486,362
oper.
Southern
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$4,612,272 $39,436,217 $40,080,875
$4,304,120
expenses.
Net
forward to the possibility of receiving natural gas. It
is directly on the proposed route of Pacific Gas Transmission
Co.,
whose application to construct a pipeline from Canada to the northern
California border is now before the Federal Power Commission. Cascade
but
revenue—
Railway
Colorado
Jersey—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
30—
Railway oper.
the option of the shareholder.
of S675 per share at
price
and
Stockholders of the Con¬
will either exchange their stock for that of Cascade
snares of Cascade for one of Consumers,
or receive
corporation.
surviving
the
.
•
Months
12
Operating
Ended
1959
Operating
$38,396,525
20,556,488
3,581,800
2,957,200
400,000
400,000
2,991,033
2,924,654
5,061,800
4,703,300
617,600
481,100
30—
——
.
expenses
Provision for depreciation
Amortization
of
plant acquisition adjustments-
Provision
for taxes—General———
Federal income
—
——
Deferred
Federal
income
See,
1958
$42,142,322
22,075,350
Sept.
revenue
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Other
income,
less
—
$7,414,739
Net
Net
taxes—
v—
178,310
—-
$7,529,608
debt
of
discount
Cr22,394
Dr575,725
Cr29,038
Net
Dividends,
preferred stock.—
on
Balance
Shares
of com.
stock
outstanding end of period
outstdg. end of period
Central Illinois Public
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Operating
Oper.
taxes—
operating
Net
.
and
income
exps
Other
income
Service
Conde
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
17,096,228
168,904,919
13,612,292
131.530,571
2,706,354
3.483,936
37,374,348
34,155,884"
income-—
598,537
985,372
8,792,980
oper.
190,
Gross
income
&
Other
Net
income
fNumber
9,580,520
1959—Month—1958
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
190, p.
$2,584,678
shares
$8,132,684
202,406
3,463,000
share
aommon stock s
♦On
per
basis
of
■
i
Central
c
$0.67
of
—
3,561,701
$0.61
186, p.
>n»
made
was
of
equTpmentT
tOut-
The
Additional Financing
in
Nov, 2
our
issue
public offering on Oct. 28 of
350,000 shares of
stock (par $5) at
$60 per share by an
of
'
•
common
by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc. The underwriters
bought the stock
at
competitive sale by offering the
utility holding
$58.51 per share for the issue.
Two
other
Bazard
bids
were
Lehman
Brothers
share.
a
Additional
UNDERWRITERS
numbers
financing
The
details
underwriters
4Blyth & Co., Inc._
59,600
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc. 25,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co
15,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.
15,000
Clark, Dodge & Co
•,—
9,000
—.
—
.
Day
Anthony
&
R.
L.
Merrill, Turben
&
Co., Inc.
Co.,
Btroud
&
Ellis
Bosworth,
&
Simmons—
Sullivan
&
Co.,
—
—
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
The Marshall Co.
,
Newhard, Cook
& Co
J.
R. Williston &
Beane—
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Clarke
&
Co
Stix
Wulff,
4,400
*
Fahey, Clark
Ferris & Co
&
First
California
Hirsch & Co.
Hooker & Fay
Co
Inc.—
—V.
190,
&
4,400
Hough, Inc
Brooke & Co
Campbell,
:
Inc,
Field, Richards & Co
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
A. E. Masten & Co
3,300
C.
Winckler Co.—
3,300
C.
Doolittle
Miller
3,300
3,300
C.
Collings
&
2,200
share
2,200
Co.,
Inc.
Cc
Rice
&
&
Inc.
stockholders
in
and
for
the
fiscal
reserves-dedicated
gas
amounted
to
$1,586,315,
Coastal
to
equivalent
to
1,927,568 shares of common stock out¬
This was 58% greater than in the previous
1959.
earnings
amounted
to
$1,001,088, or 69 cents per
1,446,484 shares outstanding at the 1958 fiscal year-end.
under
review,
revenues-totaled
$4,308,084,
which
above
ancl
drilling
and
for
other
for
accounted
sources
51%,
8%.
income
$1.17
or
the
per
end
of
preciation
share
each
to
oil "and
(based
fiscal
fiscal
production
" '
„
for
1958,
41%
•
to
gas
and
•
ended June 30, 1959 were $2,426,677 or
43% over the prior year's $1,695,759
of
on
year).
what
represents
-
In
12%.
gas
•»
earnings in the year
$1.26 per share, an increase
the
number
This
was
of
income
actually
shares
before
outstanding-at
depletion
de¬
and
earned
by
the company's
operations, there being no direct cash expenditures for depletion and
.depreciation.
The cash earnings ratio (cash earnings as a
percentage
„
of
total
the
revenues)
year
reached
before.—V.
189,
56%
p.
in
fiscal
1959
as
compared
with
1,100
the SEC
permanently suspended
Act registration
with
a
respect
receiving commissions, failure to
issuance of an injunction against
persons
use;
the
the]
and
The other 36,000 shares,
together
with
stock, were ^exchanged
for certain properties and
Regulation A notification filed in September, T95T,~Con%dor proposed the publicr offering of 300,000 additional common shares
at $1 per share.
In
the initial filing, no underwriter was named.
However, in an
amendment filed Dec. 11, 1957, Peerless-New York, Inc., was shown as
underwriter of the offering.
Peerless was to make the offering on a
best-efforts basis, for which it would receive a selling commission of
20 cents per share plus $25,000 for expenses, payable at the rate of
15 cents per share.
The underwriter also was to receive an option to
purchase, at one mill per share, one share of Condor stock for each
Fuel
shares
a
sold.
.
underwriting contract was signed Nov. 27, 1957. Prior thereto,
7, 1957, in an action filed by the Commission, Peerless had
been temporarily restrained by a Federal Court order from violation.^
of the Commission's net capital rule pending court consideration of th6
Commission's motion for preliminary and permanent injunctions.
On
Jan. 3, 1958, the court ruled that there was a likelihood of future non¬
compliance with the rule and that a preliminary injunction would be
issued.
Peerless, was then advised by its counsel, McNabb, Sommerfield
& James that it was not qualified to act as an underwriter in connec¬
tion with a Regulation A offering; and on Jan. 15, 1958,
the under¬
writing agreement with Peerless was canceled.
.*
Nov.
the
On
day,
same
Condor
acted
a
counsel.
as
underwriting agreement was entered intf
Taylor & Co., JInc., f or which tne mcNaob
In an amendment to the Regulation A notifiT
new
Scott
and
Scott Taylor was listed as underwriter; and
were revised to provide for an offering of
share and the commission and expense pay*
ments were changed to 60 cents and 45 cents per share, respectively,
The exercise price of the options Was increased" to 3 mills per share..
The final offering circular was filed Feb. 24, 1958.
However, according
to the Commission's decision, on Feb, 28, 1958, after discussions with
Arthur M. Sommerfield of the McNabb firm, Scott Taylor entered into
a selling arrangement
with Peerless under which it was agreed that tt
cation filed Jan.
terms
the
of
Peerless
21,
at
made
1958,
offering
the
100,000 shares
$3
any
per
of
sales
Condor
stock
Peerless 54 cents of its 60 cents per share
out
26
allowance of
the
of
cents
next
per share
25,000
shares,
on
45
Taylor Would allow to
commission and. in addition;
would give to Peerless
Scott
cents for expenses,
the. first 25,000 shares, 36 cents per share on the
all 45 cents on che next 5,555 shares.
Scott
and
arrangement in the notification or offering circular,
receive $54,000 of the $60,000 in commissions,
the $25,000 payment for expenses, and the entire
benefits of the option agreement; and up to July 9, 1958, when a tem¬
porary suspension order was issued by the Commission, 2,075 shares of
Condor stock were sold, all of which sales were effected by Peerless.
Scott Taylor had no salesmen offering Condor stock and had made no
disclosure
that
With the
backlog of
to
receipt of $3,680,000 in new business since May 1, 1959, the
this Torrance (Calif.) company on Oct. 17, 1959, had risen
President,
Oct.
17
He
the
announced
in
a
a
letter to shareholders
annual meeting.
estimated sales
ending Get.
initial
for
which
T.
C. Coleman,
reported
on
"
the
31,-^'ill
half of last
earlier,
year
year.
first half
of
approximate
the
the
1960
the
•
Peerless
$2,200,000
year,
improving methods of cost control and pricing in order
competition and improve future profits."—V. 190,
p. 1521.
to
for
meet
the
was
ruled
and
in
would
receive
connection
substantial
therewith."
that two investors had
purchased Condor
required delivery of a
the
not made, thus violating it
also concluded that Peer!
actual underwriter and, since Peerless had been enjoined
or
through
Peerless
issuer's offering
of Regulation
the
underwriter
compensation
A.
and
circular
that
was
The Commission
engaging in securities transactions while in violation of the SE<?
rule, a Regulation A exemption was not available fpr the
offering and sale of stock through Peerless.
• ••
Under the circumstances, the Commission held that the exemption
capital
registration should be
Consolidated
Securities
exceed
and
other
from
net
'
for the remaining six months are
expected substantially to
the first six months," he commented.
"Emphasis during the
past six months by management has been on reducing overhead
expense
from
of
condition
less
actual
the
and
Commission also
The
the six
recorded
the Commission concluded thai
Under the circumstances,
was
commissions
'from
fiscal
might
of
offering circular was "materially false and misleading in stating
Scott Taylor was the underwriter, and in failing to disclose that
the
that
copy
$4,240,000, compared with $1,820,000
this
$18,000
thereof.
.sales
•stock
Inc.—Backlog—Outlook—
of
Peerless
almost
55%
"Sales
1,100
29,
Securities
Fuel Extraction Corn.
Atomic
the
2780.
Goleman Engineering Co.
months
Co.,
and
circular,
options;* Oh
firm
ended
year
the
on
months
12
income
Cash
1,650
Mandel
underwriter
between
Co.—Net Up 58%—
1,650
1,100
Oct.
from
or
1,650
1,100
&
$5,516,012
5,117,704
amounting
1,650
1,100
1832,
'34%',
1,'650
1,650
p.
—
the $3,069,454 reported the year before.
Gas gathering
Income contributed the largest share of the
year's growth, aggregating
54%
of- total revenues,
with oil and gas production
1,650
1,100
Wright
share
the
on
the
40%
other
1,100
Co.
L.
to
reserves
net
when
year
1,100
Co
Jennings,
Longstreth—
1959,
per
gathering
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
Arthur
report
on June 30,
2,200
1,650
Inc.
Taylor also agreed to allow Peerless the benefits of the option to purf
chase Condor stock, but at a price of 1 cent per share.
There was no
2,200
2,200
1,100
Newman and Co
&
In
was
1,100
George
Muir Investment
Corp
Paine,
fiscal
1,650
Smith
&
.
condensate
cents
2,200
-
&
5,321,460
gathering systems.
fiscal
In
1,650
&
Warner,
3,300
—_
Brown & Co.-
3,300
$5,842,948
648,492
.
Richard
S.
and
82
1,650
W. Clarke Corp.
Curtiss, House & Co
Davenport & Co.-
J.
^
$684,589
509,196
1959,
standing
Co.,
^————
F.
3,300
Corp.
:
McCarty &
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,825,056 $15,831,236 $15,424,341
1,140,467
9,988,288
9,908,329
States Gas Producing
annual
1,650
,
Co.,
announced
exemption
A
of Atomic
,
on
1417.
p.
30,
States
2,200
2,200
Co
Woodard-EIwood &.C0«.
3,300
1832.
Co.———
&
3,300
Battles,
^
Hanseatic
p.
Beil &
&
Co.
Hansen
4,400
3,300
Inc.
York
4,400
3,300
Mackall & Coe
New
4,400
3,300
Co.
—
Dulles
4,400
&
.
190,
his
'
Writer & Christen-
sen, Inc.
Smith, Moore
Petroleum
offering
five
$567,670
income—
oper.
In
oil
2,200
2,200
2,200
Peters,
5,500
2,200
Williams, &
—
3,300
Morris, Stokes & Co.
Bworthy & Co.
Janney,
Levy,
Manley, Bennett & Co.—__
Moroney, Beissner & Co.—
4,400
Reinholdt & Gardner
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
W.
Hilliard & Son
5,500
4,400
1
Sons—
Stern
4,400
—
&
5,500
4,400
Courts & Co
John
J. B.
Lawson,
5,500
Cooley & Co
Ellcms,
Garrett
5,500
Corp
•
Inc.
Robert
5,500
Co., Inc._
American
Blunt
J.
5,500
,
Sutro & Co
Swiss
:
M. M. Freeman & Co., Inc.
5,500
Inc
Bester, Ryons & C0._.
The Ohio
Company
William R. Staats & Co.
&
Turner,
5,500
5,500
Boenning & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Pempsey-Tegeler. & Co.—_
&
&
6,000
5,500
William Blair & Co
Dittmar
Guerin
"Michigan"
Oscar S.
Wyatt, Jr.* Chairman of the Board and
President
of
the
company,
states
that the company
"enjoyed the
best year in its history" with gains
reported in every aspect of the
business.
Total revenues increased
40'/o, cash earnings rose 43(i> and
net income advanced 58c/c
with improvements also registered in gas,
Co.
—
1,127,525
June
3,300
—.
Inc.
Street
It has
-
.3,.300
Co.
7,000
$1,695,195
expenses„
Coastal
.
—
—
ry.
—V.
Shares
Eppler,
:
revenue—
oper.
operations
named
-
Maschinenfabrik
Net rev..from railway
Net
Russ & Co.. Inc.:
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Barret, Fitch, North &
Baumgartner, Downing
Scheid
as
1959—Month—1958
oper.
and
follow:
Shares
Tucicer,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
below severally have
commitment to purchase from the
company, the respec¬
of shares of additional
stock set opposite their
names.
firm
a
—
reorganized
the
capital to the extent of the excess.—V. 190,
This
& Co.,
jointly, offered $57.62 a share, and The First
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., jointly,
Corp.
$57.53
tive
follows:
as
Freres
Boston
made
received
been
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
com¬
pany
has
Mr.
present line and prepare for manufacture of Clark's line of
construction equipment.—V. 190. p. 1832.
underwriting group
jointly managed
firm
Incv
$3,500,000 bank:
acquisition and
Condor was organized in July,
1957 for the purpose of exploring,
developing and drilling for oil on properties in Ventura County, Calif.
outstanding 110,000 common shares, of which 75,000 Shares Were
issued to promoters for about $9,500 cash and 22,000 common shares
Co.—Acquisition—
.'77
German
with
connection
a
underwriter,
Expansion of the company's plant is under way, according
Schirmer, and installation of new manufacturing equipment is
about completed. This will allow Scheid Maschinenfabrik
to expand its
to
in
decision
a
the
an
:
G. M. B. H.
the
Publications,
& Smith
-
a
of
879.
■
■*•
"T"
Announcement of the acquisition came from W. E.
Schirmer, Presi-^
dent of Clark International, which is a'
subsidiary of Clark Equipment
Co., manufacturer of construction machinery* materials, handling
equip¬
ment, truck trailers and automotive' components.
$2.57
period.
acquisition of Street
public offering of stock by Condor Petroleum Co., Inc., of Dover,
Del., because of false and misleading statements concerning the identity
Equipment International, C.
A., and its
affiliated
German
licensee, Ruhr Intrans Hubstapler G. M. B. H., have acquired the assets
of W. & J. Scheid, Ljmburg/Lahn, West Germany, 80-year-old manu¬
facturer of
road rollers,
compactors, vibrators and other road repair
3,463,600
$2.69
outstanding at end
190, pp. 1167 and 1067.
South West Corp
Details—Mention
In
Clark
$9,944,944
3,463,600
shares
of period.—V.
&
3,463,600
Clark Equipment
3,102,927
of
number
sthnding at end
$2,379,768 $10,361,002
;•
incurred
Regulation
Brothers above.—V.
the
with
Offering Permanently
Suspended by Securities and Exchange Commission—;
1520.
See Butler
subscription rate and subscription price,
date,
1959.
Condor
$4,969,764
5,537,947
.
record
to increase working
to
$13,047,871
of
_
loan
1959—9 Months—1958
$328,424
The
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be. used to retire
t
$2,750,834 $30,116,111 $26,695,468
2,422,410
21,983,427
21,725,704
$664,556
487,246
income—
oper.
ry,
—V.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
,
connection
Railway oper. revenue—
$3,037,847
Railway operating exps. '• 2,373,291
Co.—Earnings—
$2,364,014 $13,866,522
884,246
3,505,520
862,594
;
_
of
common stock
•Earnings
$3,447,273
—
deductions
Nast Publications,
the
of
1417.
p.
First
on
supplied by amendment. The Patriot-News Co., owner of 46% t
outstanding stock, has agreed to purchase any shares not sub-]
scribed for pursuant to the rights offering.
The registration statement'
also
includes options for the purchase
of 150,000 common shares,
together with the underlying shares, which options were granted in'
120,259,137'
from ry. oper,
rev.
ry.
Placed—The
to be
are
154,415,021
13,994,296
•.
Ilit.
1020.
p.
This corporation, located at 420 Lexington Ave., New York, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 30, 1959, covering 501,863,.
shares of common stock,
to be offered for subscription by common
16,700,650
Period End. Sept. 30—
$2.03
$3,225,882 $13,507,692 $12,798,911
? 38,132
358,829
248,960
63,471
189,
Co.—Stock
3,192,726
City Products Corp.—Acquisition—
$3,383,801
(net)
$7,929,631
2,817,583
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
2,207,019
1959—3 Months—1958
1959—12 Months—1958
$14,544,195 $13,042,024 $58,513,177 $54,074,804
11,160,394
9,816,142
45,005,485
41,275,893
revenues
$7,613,410
365,026
Corp.
in August,
$4,484,391'
2,209,946
$2.25
per share on shs.
190, p. 1731.
Net
—V.
872,802
...
$4,972,280
-
Earns,
—V.
872,802
.
$964,869
Cr26,615
$5,357,193
—
Net income
above.—V.
Co.,
Edison
Oct. 29 placed for group account 9,662'
shares of common stock (par $25) at a price of $57%
per share.—V. 190, p. 1627.
"
:
18,305,618
stockholders.
Dr555,460
$5,845,082
—
258,731
18,108,337
1417.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Crl7,140
expense-
Interest charged to construction——
Other deductions
$810,993
Boston
$25,721,747 $26,235,249
Drl,706,605
——
and
$3,044,013
2,079,144
income-
oper.
190, p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
$6,552,093
£>r2,208,819
———
long-term debt——
on
Amortization
1,986,079
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
-
Gross income
Interest
$2,797,072
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
V.
'
V
Wilcox
&
Commonwealth
"1959—9 Months—1958
$6,373,783
114,869
—
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue-Railway operating exps.
—
Operating income
Babcock
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
This
Oct.
of
29
6%
and
corporation,
Diesel
permanently suspended.—V.
Electric
Corp.
—
188,
p.
Registers
851.
With
Exchange Commission—
located
at
880
Canal
Street.
Stamford,
Conn!,
on
registration statement with the SEC covering $1,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures due 1975, to be offered for
filed
a
public sale at 100%
of principal amount through an underwriting group
Volume 190
Number 5897
headed by Van Alstyne, Noel &
supplied by amendment.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The underwriting terms are to be
Co.
Dura
Corp.—Earnings—Acquisitions—
.
'
The
-
is engaged;: in th.e design and production of specialized
company
lines of equipment for the support
tary
and
servicing
and
of
missiles and
Earnings
proceeds of the debenture sale will be used
in part to discharge $187,535 "sundry indebtedness" of
subsidiaries, the
balance to be used to replenish working capital, for financing increas¬
ing
commercial
business
the
of
parent
its
and
subsidiaries,
effect
to
corporate purposes.
The company also has arranged to procure
long-term loan of $1,800,000 from an insurance company, conditional
upon sale of the debentures, the" proceeds to be used in large part to
most
of
the
outstanding
subsidiary.—V. .189,
obligations
conducted by
now
corporation,
of
first
be
offered
at 4 Irving
the
SEC
Place,
Oct.
on
30,
filed
New York,
the
v
;• •;
:
1959,
'•The,
company
the
and
company
*.;.
'its
•'
...
The
the
27 filed
Oct.
on
/
,
letter of4 notification .'"with' the
a
12,000 ahares/of
preferred
with out, underwriting.--
share/,
proceeds
regular
Ardeb
company,
of
used
be
to
are
course'
Co;
v
\
k
Consumers
to
1
liquidate
•-
4" *
,
be- offered
those
r
„:
*
owed
•
•
and
(cumulative
tificates
shares
120,000
to' extent
be
to
are
to
•
188,
for
I
,
k
Period End.
;
31,
sale
,
units
$100
oper.
revenue__
Railway
oper.
expenses-
cer¬
the
"
.
RR.—Earnings—
$6,117,897
4,026,048
:
railway
'
.
operations
ry.
$2,091,849
income___
oper.
,
890.379
190, p. 1418.
1,690,170
r
in sales- and profits for 1960."
the * company formally changed its name
to Dura Corp.—V. 190, pp. 1177 and 970.
continuing increase
a
1959,
1,
Harvester
Co.
•
-
Corp.-^-Earrungs Up——
the
according
period a year ago,
same
•
nine months ended Sept. 30,
1959,' totaled
preferred
dividends to
$1.58
a
share
on
4.441,900
common
shares outstanding.
This compares with a net
income
of $6,782,000 or $1.43
a
common
share on
4,360,371 out-,
for the
after
equal
in the corresponding, period of 1958.
These figures
reflect the merger last month of Diamond Gardner
United States Printing & Lithograph Co. to form
the
new
Diamond
National Corp. * The sales
and earnings figures •
include U. S. Printing results in both 1958 and 1959.
Not included in these figures are sales of non-consolidated affiliates
and subsidiaries.
In the first nine months of this year they amounted,
to $15,123,000, compared with $14,058,000 for the same period last year.
standing
shares
are
adjusted to
Corp. and The
•
•
~-V.
190,
;
.
and
underwriting
'
terms
are
to
bt>
-
the registration statement,
covered by
shares
not
yet
formalized.
been
Cascade
Natural
Gas
Ekco Products Co.
This
company's
above.—V.
Corp.,
186,
passed
the
of
'
7
,
Sept.
months-ended
nine
1959 sur¬
Chairman
sales
of
3Q
compared with
per'
$2.45
domestic
entire year of 1958." For the first nine months
$41,024,788, with net earnings of $1.61 per common
were
$41,567,871,
'■
„
quarter ended Sept/ 30 was $1,37-1,015,or
$1.01 per common share on sales of $14,459,175.
Net income for
the
comparable period a, year ago was $900,717, equivalent to 65
income
Net.
cents
the
for
share
a
on
third
sales of $15,066,789.
acquisition
joint
The
and
England
of
Co.,
189,
in
quarter earnings gain," Mr. Keating reported,
"was receipt
of an initial dividend on the company's investment in
Ekco-Alcoa Containers, established four years ago." Jointly owned with
the Aluminum
Co. of America, Ekco-Alcoa Containers rolls aluminum
food
industry.
processing
»
.
_
plan
,
Chicago
Limited of London,
Swiss subsidiary of
Thorium Limited from
Co.,
Aktiengesellsehaft,
capital
share
the
a
of
Chemical Industries and Howards of Ilford has been an¬
the Hon. Robert H. Winters, President of Rio Tinto Dow
Imperial
nounced
by
Limited.
founded
was
materials
thorium
crude
of
'
-
Limited
Thorium
the
in
It Is
1914.
in
United
principal processor
the
Kingdom
and
Lancashire. In addition to supplying most of
Kingdom's needs for refined thorium oxide and salts, it is
at
acquire all of the
out¬
been
sidiary
companies
-
in
engaged
wholesale
the
of
as
in
Sept,
after
tax
worth
Washington
of
and
Oregon.
Ekco
is
and a net profit
Washington's net
at $3,720,000.
1959 .showed sales of $13,100,000
for the first nine months.
30,
of
of
as
Ekco's
States
the
$380,000
Sept.
1959 was shown
30,
domestic/sales
for the first nine months
and earnings
ended
with
the production
of cerium compounds and particularly cerium oxide
optical polishing powders. A variety of rare earth compounds is also
Sept,
30 were
announced
last week at $41,567,000 and $3,397,000
respectively, or $2.49 per common share, including the Initial dividend
produced.
Co.
substantial
A
and
Tinto
Rio
part of Thorium Limited's
of Rio Tinto
1958
have
Dow
been
Limited,
Dow
business
associated
is
since
the
Canadian company
a
connected
formation
which
Canada.
production
world
'
and
in
Rio
Tinto
is
1959
May,
uses
Tinto
Rio
The
solvent
a
said
be
to
extraction
Management
thorium
Dow
Services
the
plant,
first
of
its
kind
in
the
process.
tU. K.)
management of Thorium Limited.—V.
pp.
will
1293,
now
1418
assume
With
The -corporation
SEC
jointly
Inc.,
owned
with
Aluminum
the
covering
Securities
and
Exchange Commission—
letter of notificatoin with the
promissory notes to be offered
and $200.
The offering will be
on
denominations
in
par
The
by Fine
of
$100
Sterling Silver Co.,
Arts
B.)
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Acquisition-
Jenkintown, Pa.
proceeds are to be used to purchase additional sales contracts.
This
This Clifton,
J.,
N.
electronics manufacturer has
mobile radio business of Avia
according to an announcement by
Products
way
Mont's Industrial
Avia
Products
on
use.
The
Electronics
units
are
utilized
motorcycles,
for
in-plant
where
the
radio
ment
The
the
weeks
of
to
sale
ended
T.
set
a
ra'dio
units
and
for
design
for
and
police
police
Du
bulldozers
and
produc¬
motorcycle
commercial
and
Oct.
its
result
and
profit
11,
tax
of
1959.
$148,426
For
$30,754
because
the
was
the
of
on
sales
first
40
weeks
of
realized,
which
is
company's
$5,482,681
for
1959,
not
loss
tax
President,
of
half
tube
1958
states
of
last
businesses,
have
bank
will
stock
loans
be
used
23,
sale
to
1959,
will
be
that
finances
are
in
request
applied
to
a
hearing thereon.
Net proceeds
the prepayment of outstanding
amounting at Oct. 19, 1959, to $2,800,000, and
For construction purposes.—V. 190, p. 1733.
Fund, Inc.—Offering Plan
Fidelity
North
American
the balance
Planning
East Coast
Corp.,
Cleared by SEC—
below.—V.
189,
p.
1465.
15,530,502
14,011,828
$883,257
$3,881,342
$4,491,661
265,687
572,975
1,126,883
$797,458
income..."-
219,863
1
1419.
p.
shares
of
for
the
at 604 South
500,000
common
sale.
The
3,990,161
outstanding
ices'-'
its
shares
326,883
shares
of
18th Street,
Laramie, Wyo., filed,
1959, covering 6,511,3,990,161 shares are to be
to be supplied by amendment.-
the
be
rate
of
offered
to
are
be
in
Oct. 28,
oh
which
415,000 shares
at
to
are
stock,
offering price Is
shares,
common
offered
to be
are
1
for
share
holders
to
shares
20
each
exchange for properties
offered
to
certain
and
of.
held;
been
substantial
year
of
the
and
holding con¬
persons
and
2,748,278 shares to be offered in behalf of selling shareholders,ihcluding 655,500 shares being offered on behalf of management offi¬
cials and affiliated persons. The remaining 2,521,601 shares are owned
or
underlie options owned
by officers and/or directors, affiliates and
associates of the company.
7
7.
■
Organized in 1955,
has acquired,
the
others,
alone
company,
explored
and
in
conjunction
witl*
and
developed uranium properties ia
Wyoming. According to the prospectus, ore reserves have been deline¬
ated On properties being developed by a partnership in which the com-,
pany Is a substantial partner; and a uranium processing mill is now
being developed for the processing of ores produced from partnershipproperties and from
to
this
of
8,324,740
of
independent
properties
whose
ores
committee*
are
which
mill.
Oct.
At
15;
the company had outstanding a total
(excluding option and conversion rights).,
management officials (including Cotter Ferguson, Presidenti
held 2,214,424 shares (for which they paid cash or transferred
proper¬
ties
to
in
cash
amount
of
$25,000).
properties
$240,723.
for
persons
the
amount
1959,
shares
common
the
In
issued
of
An
additional
services,
or
3,250,106 shares were
2,860,210 shares for
and
......
only cash proceeds to be received by the company are from,
shares offered pursuant to the subscription offer and a nominal amount
from shares offered on behalf of an option holder.
Net proceeds thereof
to be
are
to
added
1959—Month—1958
$2,328,349
the
to
management
general funds of the company to be used to pay
(including amounts to pay obligations
and
to
the extent available for property
officials)
acquisitions and general operating expenses. A portion of the proceeds,
to repay bank loans and/or interest and carrying charges
may be used
thereon.
The
list of selling stockholders includes Ferguson
(100,008
and three other officers (for a total of 190,000 shares).—V. 183.
large
2018.
P.
'
7.."/.
.
General Acceptance Corp.—Debentures Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of $10,000,000 6%% subordinated debentures
,
due Nov. 1,
1974, with warrants to purchase 25 shares of
stock
common
the
of
company was made on Nov. 5 at
interest by an underwriting group
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and East-'
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. This offering was
and
accrued
headed
man
oversubscribed
The
debentures
1,
stock
at
The
warrants
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$24,930,408 $25,768,945
shape
oper.
revenue...
$2,132,395..
Railway
oper.
expenses.
1,928,061
2,063,491
20,741,865
20,688,315
$204,334
$264,858
$4,188,543
$5,080,630
*188,153
*143,095
316,858
1,155,442
closed.
being offered as units, each uni#
bearing a warrant detachable after
holder to purchase 25 shares of common
are
debenture
entitling the
share at
1960
$20
books
the
and
and
$1,000
a
time
any
per
prior
to
1,
Nov.
1969,
debentures
will have
the
benefit
of an
annual sinking
fund
the years 1960-1973 inclusive and will be redeemable througt*
operation of the fund at 100%
and accrued interest.
The debentures
during
also will be redeemable after May
at
prices ranging from 105%
PROCEEDS—Net
general
working
to
proceeds
funds
the
of
1, 1967 at the option of the company
100%
from
plus accrued interest.
the
will
offering
and
company
be added
subsidiaries.
its
to
BUSINESS—General
Acceptance, directly and through the subsidi*
aries, is engaged in the business of making instalment loans to In¬
dividuals, retail financing of new and used automobiles for purchasers,
wholesale
financing
counting of
insurance
also
and
surance
insurance
dealers'
of
receivables
of
other
it
subsidiaries
automobile
writes
engages
brokerage
finance
loan
and
the
in
businesses.
credit
life
and
rcdis-.
Through
companies.
allied
lines
of
in¬
and
insurance
general
its
consoli¬
,
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
dated
inventories,
and
automobile
the
of
and
company
subsidiaries
outstanding on Sept. 30,. adjusted to reflect th«>
financing,
consisted
of
short-term borrowings
and
funded
debt
of
$104,666,700;
subordinated
funded
debt
of
$30,472,000:
$5
preferred stock without par value, 34,000 shares; preferred stock $t
present
without
without
value,
par
70,000
shares; voting preference
420,860 shares;
and
1,472,810
value,
par
EARNINGS—Consolidated
30
stock 60u
shares of
stock.
and
$11,012,446
was
stock
common
total
income in the six months ended
consolidated
$1,036,115.—V.
was
income
net
190,
p.
applicable
to
Jimd
thu
1522.
"
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters, for whoiU!
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co.
are
acting as Representatives
and the
respective principal
amounts
debentures
of
corporation
Paine,
Webber,
as
—^
Dillon,
Securities &
A.
are
they
Rothschild
$1,300,000
Inc.
Stroud
&
Walston
Co.
Co
&
Co.
&
W.
Co.,
!
E.
450,000
450,000
450,000
p.
& Scrib-
250.00IJ
—
Lestrange
&
150,00(1
—
Parke
150,00(J
150,00<)
150,00C
150,000
150.00H-
•
Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc
150,000
Boenning & Co. —120,OC'J
Clayton Securities Corp.
120,00u
Janney, Dulles & Batties, Inc.
I20,0l/il
S. D. Lunt & Co
120,OGI
Suplee,
York & Co.,
&
Hutton & Co.
Deane
Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co., Inc.
Goodbody & Co.._
Ira Haupt & Co
Pacific Northwest Co..
Schmidt, Roberts &
450,000
450,000
400,000
190,
froui
$250,QGS
& Co.
Co.
400,000
-
F.
450,000
400,000
Inc
Marache
purchase
to
Lemon
ner
400,000
Inc.
agreed
Arthurs,
450,000
Co
Co.
—V.
Singer,
1,300,000
&
seveial
severally
Union
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
C. Langley & Co.__
F. S. Moseley & Co
Reynolds & Co.
Estabrook
have
the
Johnston,
W.
&
of
follows:
Co
G. Becker & Co.
F.
names
Jackson
Curtis
Eastman
Granbery,
the recent
were
company's consumer
therefore
omitted.—V*.
write-offs
190,
comparisons
p.
1293.
taken
Net
the
from
railway
operations
television
with
rev.
Net
ry.
oper.
fDpfirit—V
income
190
n
1410
-
serv¬
vertible promissory notes of the
company (including $10,000 of notes
held by management officials which are convertible into
15,000 shares);'
Inc.
Ry.—Earnings-
carry
Railway
excellent
1,601,364
registration statement 'with the SEC
Warren
Florida
1959—9 Mos.—1953
$2,484,621 $19,411,844 $18,503,493
railway
This company, located
L.
on
sub¬
4
'
Gas Hills Uranium Co.—Registers With SEC—
<,
a
Shields
See
1959—Month—1958
-
1,652,108
oper.
1
.
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,449,566
from
($54,200), payments
($44,000), purchase
of office equip¬
409
purchase
250,000
250,000
120,00(1..
Charles Plohn & Co.—
1522.
plant.
the discontinuance
picture
like periods of
Paterson
final
the
of
Nov.
Period End. Sept. 30—
reported earnings do not reflect the profit from
East
until
other
equip¬
to extremes of shock
of
to the SEC
its issuance
sale, at competitive bidding, of 30,000 shares of $100 par preferred
and the Commission has issued an order giving interested per¬
and
of
manager
company, located in Fall River, Mass., has applied
order under the Holding Company Act-authorizing
an
stock;
/
that the
of
a
income
Schultz,
During the
as
vehicles,
$14,726,117 income of
Federal
forward.
Mid
mobile
three-wheel
equipment must be subject
reports
company
16
sales
D.
its
for
for
Calif.,
Angeles,
vibration.
and
ject
Los
Edge,
two-
sons
transmitter-receiver
also
Co.,
H.
the
Division.
concentrated
lias
weather-proof
Walter
purchased
the
,
expenses.
190,
&
Earnings—
tion
Light Co.—Asks Sale of Shares—
Fall River Electric
*
,
payable
Formula
and
revenue..
rev.
ry.
—V.
the
(Allen
($21,250),
operations
Net
of
stock.
common
Spinney, Presi¬
proposed sale of,
repayment of interim
($100,000),
accounts
oper.
series
1418.
p.
Oct. -K7 filed a
$50,000 of two-year 5%
underwritten
1733.
and
Net
Executives Management Association, Inc., Philadelphia,
Pa.—Files
at
Limited
190,
190,
of
acquisition
oper,
common
into
came
Containers,
America.—V.
for
*
series
is already
which
Ekco-Alcoa
of
in
producing crude thorium salts from the treatment of the barren liquors
from uranium extraction at Algom Quirke, in the Elliot Lake area of
Ontario,
from
advertising
reduction
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
distribution
hardware
engaged
in
the builders hardware field through its wholly-owned
subsidiary,
The
Kennatrack Corp.,
Elkhart, Indiana, and has plans for further
expansion in that' field, Mr. Beggs announced.
Washington's sales for 1958 were $12,103,000 and Ekco's domestic
sales for 1958
were
$56,328,000. Washington's latest published report
business
materials.
these
of
works
has
the United
an exporter
Widnes,.
•
for
used
($5,000)'.
Feb.
will
company
approved by the directors of both companies, it was an¬
nounced by
Robert Beggs,- President of Ekco, and H, E. Anderson,
President of Washington Steel Products.
•/Details of the plan are being worked out for approval by the stock¬
holders of both companies.
Washington is a manufacturer of builders' hardware and has sub¬
Acquisition—
of
equipment
comprising
whereby this
in
connection with its—procuring interim
the amount of $22,500; and the company has
$10,000 to Wendell Carduff.
in
fee
Fort Worth & Deliver
...
Acquisition—
has
1926.
p.
Tinto
Rio
The
by
Chemie
Dow
Chemical
Dow
Co.—Shares
Chemical
Dow
below.—V.
Inc.
be
bottling
100%
the third
in
"Included
A
Talcott,
(James)
See
to
agreement-
shares)
$2.49
were
the
for
sales
1958
share.*
\
oil
share
share
per
the first nine months of
1958 earnings, Arthur Keating,
for
reported on Oct. 23.
forthe
expense
outstanding current obligations
I
f
(and Its U. S. Subs.)—Earnings—
total
company's
the, Board,
^'/Earnings
524,
p.
'
earnings
an
The
'
,
addition,
underwriter
company
finder's
($29,200),
Of
standing stock of Washington Steel Products Co., Tacoma, Washington,
Dorsey Corp.—Instalment Financing Agreement—
the
a
are
offered
77
'
Eastern Oregon Natural Gas Co.—To Be Acquired—
1418.
p.
price
The-offering
amendment.V '7*
118,030
common
of 1959 amounted to $168,790,000,
Net sales for the first nine months
•Compare*! with $152,511,000 for the
to Robert G. Fairburn, Chairman.
earnings
With SEC—
In
reported.
Smith
and
,
of
Net
Pierson
100,000
shares are1 being offered by the company and 18,030 shares are being;
offered.by the*, owners thereof, as. follows;.Robert M. Dalss, President s
and Director, 11,250 shares of his holdings of 112,500 shares; William.
B.
Layton,-Jr., Vice-President, 2,900 shares of his holdings of 30,900
shares; and Alfred M. Esberg, 3,880 share's of his holdings of 31,160
shares.'•
•
•'%
•
■'
■-'*
' ■ '.
The company's primary business is the fabrication of plastic insulat¬
ing and [ablation components for missiles. It now has outstanding
301,640 shares of common stock; 1,024 shares of 6% preferred stock,
$100 par/ representing the preferred stock of a subsidiary; and out¬
standing .bank loan indebtedness of $82,000, payable in monthly in¬
stallments until Aug. 4, 1963
(in addition to sundry indebtedness of
$26,760). Of the net proceeds to be received by the company from
the sale of the 100,000 shares of stock, $350,000 will be used for the
purchase of equipment and for improvements, $350,000 will be used
for working capital,
$102,400 for the redemption of preferred stock
of
a 'subsidiary,
and
the
balance
for
general
corporate purposes,
including possible expansion into diversified fields, plans for which
Of
8,980,293
8,133,635
.
'
,
Diamond National
$7,565,000,
excellent,!'
is
,
.
stock
i
somewhat;
because of
were
share.
a
will
the company now has
outstanding 280,910 shares of
Officers and directors hold 60%, of which Frederick B.
dent and Treasurer, owns
54%. Proceeds from the
ment
corporation,
supplied by
have
"
.
year-end
at
cents
$30,000
; The company is engaged
in the production of a non-inflammable
liquid degreaser and cleaning fluid. In addition to certain indebtedness
of
*"
'
*
$3,467,669 $17,984,508 $18,521,848'
.
to
paid
under
"sharp
a
30
counsel;
loans
was
Inc.,
Inventories
"
t~rV.
7r.
1959
for
.
1
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$7,920,406 $56,447,469 $55,893,117
4,452,737
38,462,961
37,371,269
'
Net
higher than 7
90%
were
-
sales
Pierson and Smith said, in part
anticipation of the steel strike.
condition
Aug."
Detroit
See,
Net rev: from
average
1959—Month—1958
Sept. 30—
Railway
■
accounting.
earned $1,741,718.
sales for the
company
Moto-Mower,
stated.
report
anticipated,
underwriter.
as
par-
and
above.
Western
increased
-of
also
located at 607 Irwin Street, San Rafael, Calif.,
on Nov.
5 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 118,030
shares of its* common stock,
no par
value. J. Barth & Co. is named
With
; ;
—
in
the
financial
This
'*
-
(Bend, Ore.)—To Be Acquired—
Rio Grande
&
the
of
amounting to $22,500
loans to the
corporation, formerly Detroit
profitable
than
for ■ 1957,
the
7
sales
shorter
commission
underwriter's
issued
comparable,
the
when
Dutron Corp.—Registers
'
'
:
5*•»%
public
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.,
Denver
.
the
of
.
directly
Springfield;
be paid, plus fees and expenses,
three-year stock purchase warrants
are
to be sold to the underwriters at a
price of one cent per warrant,
exercisable at $1.20 per share; 2,750 shares of common stock has been,
of
amounted
"'7'
„
selling
allowance
and
number
year
West
on
Oct. 29,
1959,
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered for public sale
at $1.50 a share. The offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis
by underwriters headed by DiRoma, Alexik & Co., who will receive
a
as
giving
July
5
409, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation;' located at 10 Central Street,
filed a registration statement with the SEC
Mass.,
762
1924.
p.
Consumers Gas Co.
See,
.
•
of
in
increased
not
are
because
of
more
were
Dura's
in., the
Effective
parent
its
'
-
preferred stock, $25
Tlie
patronage refunds).
of
before
earned
offered
I960.—V.
out,
operations
accounting,
to
"We1 anticipated
($25.1
involved.
added initially
$1,756,000 will
be Used for retirement of maturing certificates of indebtedness and
redemptions on request of certificates of indebtedness prior to ma*'
fairity and of preferred shares.4 In addition, a portion of the pro¬
ceeds, supplemented by
earnings and depreciation, may. be applied'
tb
the company's
capital expenditure program
estimated at $14.4
for
of
1958
$3.58,
before
This
.*
,
7'Our
preferred'shares at $25 per share. No underwriting is
7 Net proceeds of the sale of the securities will be
td the general funds of the Association', of which
million
the
'
for
average.
higher ,-than
This cooperative, located at 3315 N. Oak Trafficway, Kansas City,1
Mo.,' filed a registration statement with the SE'C on -Nov.- 3; 1959,
covering $9,000,000 of subordinated certificates of'indebtedness-(5 V2% 1
years)
of
.
pointed
advanced steel buying in
SEC'
par
•
.
■
,
~-25
basis
is
Directors
accruing "in
obligations
Association
Cooperative
at
Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—. ;
7
.
the
the
to
came
This
ago.
by
acquisitions;
Weaver Manufacturing
Co.
of Springfield, 111., a
pro¬
ducer
of
automotive
'service
equipment,
and
Buch
Manufacturing
Company of Elizabethtown, Pa., a manufacturer of wheeled and rolling;
lawn and garden equipment.,'
«.
•
• '
~
'•
"-Ddra's working capital was increased by $981,095 during the year,
the ratio df current assets to-current liabilities standing at 3.45: 1 on'
from
principally
business,
Farms
'
-
stock
,
to
'
•,
ended
year
voted
the company's power
manufacturing subsidiary.
Also contributing
was
the
rise In
automobile production, Pierson and Smith stated.
Corporation has added two more companies to
its list of
Dura
July
covering
a
mower
marked
"
Consolidated Supply Co., Los Angeles, Calif. — Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission— : /-4
per
.-
for. 1959
year
just
year
On
figures
However,
Co.,
five-year
lawn
i
,
used.
Increase"
regis¬
covering 875,000,000
a
subsidiaries,. including '
acquisition of the NeW York City power plant properties, will involve1
expenditures , estimated -at$1 billion for the years 1959 through 1963.— 1
X- 190, p. ,1521.
\.'\*
'
Contributing
refunding mortgage bonds, series Q, due Dec. 1, 1989, to
public sale at-competitive bidding.. Net proceeds of the
bond sale will be applied (1) to retire some
$72,000,000 of bank loans
and (2) toward the. cost of the company's construction
program.
The
Formula
year
•
for 1959 also were 20%
higher than; the
previous five years, while net earnings for 1959
for
of
the
totaled
Sales
located
program
7
Smith
lull
the
share
dividend
1959.
earnings
Harvester
and
construction
for
earnings
distribution, per-share earnings for the
and
last
J Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Registers
This
Sept.
and
period
incurred to finance the
the Hammond Valve Corp.
Bonds With Securities and Exchange Commission—
tration statement with
in
after the
$3.26.
and
per
stock
Sales
808;
p.
corporation*
for
$1.06
10'/o
Pierson
a
acquisition of the business
share
per
the
distributed
other
refund
Detroit
$50,232,730
with
to
shares
for
and
this
to
compared
Net
uses.
of.
amounted
commercial
industrial
Sales'
ending
July
31*
$1,861,730,
H. Lynn
Pierson,' Chairman, and J.
Thomas
Smith, President, 'reported,
as
against sales of $35,126,600 and earnings of $550,216 for the 10-month
period ending July 31, 1958.
"
mili¬
aircraft; electrical generating equipment;
and
pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical testing. Subsidiaries engage in the
design and production of electronic devices; precision, sensory and
automatic control systems; electric motors and generators; and bronze
yklves for heating, plumbing, air conditioning and other residential
and
(1937)
General Alloys Co., Boston,
The
company
rnvpHrc
on
isfinn
Oct.
27
shares
filed
of
a
Mass.—Files With SEC—
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
$1)
to
with
be
offerea.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1938)
at-the-
market,
Mass.-'
through. Paine,
Boston,
Administration
ness
—
„
business
188, p. 2245.
become
Act
of
Federal
a
1958.
It
Investment
Business
Act
permit,
may
Licensee
This
located
company,
Calif.,
filed
Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica,
with the SEC on Nov. 4, 1959,
2020
at
registration
a
statement
covering $30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series M, due 1989, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
According to the prospectus the company's gross property additions
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1959, amounted to $49,384,159
and'for the yt'affe 1959 and 1960 will aggregate about $123,400,000.
Proceeds
from
the
proposed bond
sale are to become part of the
treasury funds and are to be used in the company's con¬
struction program, including the possible payment of a maximum of
$18,000,000 of short-term loans. It is anticipated that additional funds
for the company's construction program will be obtained from internal
sources, from short-term loans, and from the sale of additional shares
company's
of
and/or preferred
common
stock.—V.
189,
345,
p.
and
concerns,
The
company
which
The
by
long-term
and advisory
furnishing consulting
outstanding 18,626 shares
has
now
issued
were
for
cash
states
sold, the
that
prospectus
offering
are
Telephone
Co.
of
if
the
and
■.vestment
The
Act.
•
lists
prospectus
Harold
Kube
D.
Secretary,
Eugene
and
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. income,—
Railway oper. expenses
loans
in
services.
stock
Railway
Railway
.
RR.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
,
4959~9
1959—Month—1958
income—
$889,339
oper,
expenses.
Mos,—1958
$8,049,347
$8,844,252
707,897
$1,178,159
818,941
0,808,380
6,564,803
——
$181,442
$359,218
$1,240,907
$2,279,449
income—
17,058
110,510
*20,559
704,812
to
Small
Business
Net
ry,
oper,
Chrlstensen
A.
Deficit.—V.
Director,
and
from
rev.
railway
operations
InNet
President
190,
1421.
p.
•
as
Director.
Inter-Island
Resorts,
Ltd.
Hawaii Corporation)—
(A
Common Stock Offered—The company is
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
organization. Sperry's main office and plant
Terms of the purchase were not disclosed..
Conn,
oper.
.
as
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
.
2246.
p.
Period End.
common
private offering.
by the proposed
the company's
minimum paid-in capital
.•
Danbury,
ie8,
Illinois Terminal
a
the
changing its present
are
to
shares of
1959— 9 Mos.—1958
$385,915
290,996
$388,220
$3,567,632
325,741
2,004,533
J.—..—
$88,919
$02,479
$903,099
52
7,420
213,032
its
stock
common
of record
the
at
(par $3)
close
offering 99,000
first to
its stock-
.
business
of
on
Oct. 10,
1959, at the rate of one full share for each four shares
held of the company's issued and outstanding on that
2,000,208
income—.
holders
$3,454*053
from
rev.
in
added
and
Green Bay & Western
Net
;
of
Director, Donald
Zuckert as Counsel and
M.
out
—V.
covered
under
./
Arch. C. .Scurlock
Treasurer
as
share
per
shares
will, when
the $300,000
capitalization, provide
surplus required for qualification
existing
Inc.—Earnings—
Indiana,
$8.50
proceeds
.
General
at
Small
the
making
by
„
such
under
to participate in small
convertible
debentures
and
amendments
to
the Small
proposes
by
purchasing
their
equity
securities
as
future
concerns
other
such
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—Registers Bonds With
Securities and Exchange Commission-—
to
Investment
Business
'
„
to go to selling stockholders.—V.
are
Curtis,
&
Jackson
Webber,
'*''/■
••
The proceeds
.
railway
•
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
revenues—..—
Operating
expenses.
1,329,700
1,211,317
11,533,825
10,508,341
232,000
247,000
2,007,000
operating taxes—
Net
Net
—V.
231,902
operating
income
charges......
after
190, p.
Net
,,,190,154
2,063,793
$343,291
.
$3,102,545
$345,370
248,022
258,902
$3,001,327
.
2,219,754
2,200,740
1420.
ry.
—V.
2,000,000
1,793,508
Federal Income taxes.—
Other
$1,991,702 $18,767,163 $17,303,236
$2,139,038
operations
1959—9 Months—1958
1959—-Month—1958
Operating
oper.
190,
by
General Telephone Co. of Ohio
Period End. Sept. 30—
-Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Operating, revenues.:.—.
Operating expenses -
1959—9 Months—1958
$1,509,41G
$1,443,101
953,159
932,015
taxes...
214,800
106,000
taxes—
•130,545
107,703
1,258,825
$9,874,438
0,211,990
1,116,512
- 837,305
income
after charges.—."
190, p. 1523.
$264,912
$236,843
$2,194,137
$1,708,031
100,048
100,297
1,309,103
1,125,038
income
Other
operating
Net
'
operating
Net
—V.
Georgia
8,065,101
1,439,500
:
operating rev.
operating expenses
State
of
Net
V.
from
$643,641
$059,981
$6,067,997
594,490
561,913
5,483,934
$5,754,197
5,079,876
$98,068
$584,063
$674,321
operating inc.—
ry.
18,633
86,513
351,980
560,376
1420.
p.
Georgia & Florida RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
oper.
revenue—
$240,992
$275,514
$2,597,939
$2,437,127
Railwap
oper.
expenses.
244,253
214,027
2,264,234
2,049,466
from
railway
operations
Net
ry.
*$3,201
*39,887
,
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
of
2
was incorporated under the laws of the
1, 1948 and is engaged in the business of
Oct.
on
housing
southern
San
in
190,
area
an
encompassing
Valley
Joaquin
facilities located
at
and
certain
most
of
portions
the
central
the
of
and
California
Hammond Organ Co.—Earnings—
Net
earnings for the six months ended Sept. 30, 1959
$1.08
or
share,
share,
per
the
for
$2,514,221,
97
cents per-
were
compared with $1,453,079, or
period last year.
Provision for Federal
as
same
190,
.
$01,487
$333,705
$387,001
25,370
*02,077
the six months was
$2,723,740,
income
compared with $1,574,819 last
as
Net
Net
operating
"Deficit,—V.
Gillette
$1.13
Fiscal year ended 3/31/56
$2.99
1.41
Six months ended
$7,681,636
5,077,598
$154,345
43,036
2.85
1.23
Six months ended 9/30/58
.97
Fiscal year ended 3/31/59
Six months ended 9/30/59
—V, 189, p. 2458.
1.08
*50,593
$1,581,282
514,792
391,003
net
Income
of
1959,
was
$22,476,774,
period in 1958 and $20,363,612 for the first nine months of
Based
the
on
number
of
shares
outstanding
Glen
Alden
Consolidated
stock
for
end
of
the
period
same
of this corporation for the nine months
$7,390,000 after depreciation, depletion and
were
to
losses,
apply
Glen
to
Alden
and
Glen
is
Blue
Alden's
company
Corp.,
producer
USF-Aspinook
Theatres,
Inc.;
fabrics; E. Hubschman & Sons,
Industries, Inc. and Triplex of
no
Federal
of
composed
seller
Glen
and
of
Finishing,
Alden
finishers
Coal
anthracite
coal;
of
textile
tanners of calf
leather; Aluminum
America, manufacturers of steel and
parts for the automotive and other
industries; the Matlies
Co., manufacturers of air conditioners and heat
pumps; Otis Railway
Warehouses; and crude oil and natural gas
properties
in
Kansas
and mining Interests in Canada—V.
189, p. 1794.
•
other
Files
(approxi¬
share); of stock, at the market,
NewYm'k0 n'?1"8® wil1 be underwritten by
fused
(approximately
$4 50
John R. Boland & Co.,
used for general corporate
are
Period End, Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev.
purposes.—V. 190,
operating
expenses
See,
from
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
37,400,870
$16,355
1,195,200
operating deficit
190,
$14,032
$4,934,317
4,246,008
828,848
1420.
p.
The
company
6,375,060
Life
covering
Oct.
on
99,236
28
filed
shares
of
a
letter
common
subscription by stockholders of record
expire
November,1959.
Unsubscribed
price
The
of
stock
for
public
nor^ more
offering to
Investment,
underwriter
than
the
Inc.,
The proceeds
the
at
the
Fort
are
to
highest
public
will
Wayne,
be
used
be
at
not
notification
(par
$3
shares
through
See,
less
to
share
to
be
than
underwritten
to
price
^unnwesiern
purposes.—V.
sfock
off t!T'ut€rJS involvecl' the Prospectus stating
by -the
investors,
The
at
a
subscription
company
incorporated
which
in
has
August
best
efforts
price
of
not
yet
1959
and
$8.50
basis
per
p.
749.
per
r>
r»
seekin'e
?klue N§
that the stock will be
directly to prospective
share-.
commenced
has
$1
business
for
the steel industry, cements
refractory... applications, and
fused
at
location
a
not
yet
Refractories
Co.
Shares
in
to
the
operations
Small
Busi-
selling agents, but will not
as
dealers will participate in the,
No
last
price
reported
the common stock
of
the Honolulu Stock
on
used.
But because members of the Child family control
they are considered "underwriters" as that term is
2 (11) of the Securities Act of 1933.
These family
company,
sale,
Section
in
balance
the
their
of
and
shares)
their
to
warrants
retain
shares
(representing approximately 40,by them upon exercising
purchased
warrants.
from the sale of the com¬
being offered will be applied toward the cost of
hotel and the repayment of bank loans which were
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds received
stock
mon
now
new
a
partly for 1959 operational purposes and partly for the down
on land
for the new hotel.
plans to construct a new hotel at Kalapaki Bay on
the Island of Kauaai, to be completed in 1960.
The expansion pro¬
gram, as
approved by the Board of Directors of the ocmpany, calls
for capital expenditures of about $2,006,210 during 1959 and 1960.
Coach
Corp., above.—V.
below.—V.
190,
BUSINESS—The
laws
189,
810.
p.
p.
of
the
discovery
By
another
Alberta,
interest
in
Canada,
have
being conducted,
the
next
four
twenty wells
months.
the
for
the
period
amounted
to
approximates
42,742 barrels
45,000 barrels.
government-controlled
stabilization
to
the
hoped
that
operation
in
import
daily,
whereas
has
brought
industry, there is still an
resulting in unsettled conditions in
further
of
the
domestic
experience
import
will
program,
conditions.—V.
190,
company
and
result
with
a
in
excess
several
more
a
corresponding
1296.
p.
Months. Ended Aug.
1959
Net
revenues—electric———.
tourist
business
its
three hotels.
which
lease
it
whose
sole
Island
of
Waiaka
Coast,
the
Lodge
not
Island
a
is
the
(70
91,228 045
66,654^580
24,573,465
to
pfd.
stock
for
at
close
common
of
Casualty
from the sale of the stock will be used
capital and surplus in
relation to net
written.
to be
of
Illinois, is
business,
Fire & Casualty Co., incorporated under the
stock insurance company carrying on a general
authorized to write all classes of insurance other
a
insurance
insurance.
than
life
have
been
other
state
of
in
fire
Principal
This
The
zinc,
as
company
dram
Interstate
Co.
«•
In
1952.
a
did
1950
DIVIDENDS—In
dividends
justed
April
not
a
on
March,
2
a
for
15, 1959, and on
paid.
The policy
investment
income.
Sound
basis.
stock
1
Sept.
12Vuc
A
split
25,
June
on
1959,
Interstate
of
adopted a policy of paying
per share dividend
(ad¬
25, 1959) was paid on
Interstate
1959
semi-annual
a
reflect
to
dividend
a
is
to
of 12J/2c per share
dividends only from
pay
All
underwriting profits and any undistributed
investment income is added to surplus to permit Interstate to increase
volume
the
of
business
written.
Future
dividends
the Board of Directors after consideration
condition
and
needs
of
Interstate,
and
will
operates
copper
"At
stock
the
number
annual
of
140,000
($5
GIVING
EFFECT
to
shares
value)
par
meeting
of
Interstate
factors
gold
h:s
plans
to
operate
Sperry
6,750,709
6!75o]709
S2 94
mines
in
in
Idaho
by
the
authorized
held
Outstanding
issue
to
300,000 shares of common stock.
225,000 shs.
Sept.
on
was
9,
1959,
increased
a
division,
the
from
The Articles of
Incorpora¬
tion have been amended accordingly and the Director of Insurance of
the State of Illinois has authorized Interstate to issue and sell 85,000
of
these
additional
shares.
Representative, White,
chase
from
common
the
underwriters
Weld /& Co.
the
company
Inc.,
below,
have severally
respective
through
their
agreed, to pur¬
number
of
shares
stock:
Inc.
Shares
4,500
4,500
4,500
Edwards
&
Investment
Co.
Carl McGlone & Co.,
4,500
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
G.
named
following
Tabor
&
&
2.500
Inc.—
Co
2,500
4,500
4,500
Co.
2,500
4,500
4,500
8,000
Sons
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Dean
Witter & Co.—
8,000
1
2,500
and
Mexico, is going
railroads.
as
at
FINANCING
*300,000 shs.
Mullaney, Wells
The Ohio Co.,
properties
Products
relevant
PRESENT
TO
.
shareholders
is
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
—V.
190, p. 1296.
cobalt-copper
and
company for the
announced its purchase
determined
be
of current earnings, financial
other
Martin
$2 92
service
date
to
organized in Illinois
was
C. E. Bohlander & Co.,
Julien Collins & Co.,,
389,588
19 853 632
Co.—Acquisition—
silver,
written
write
substantial "amounts of
business
wholly-owned subsidiary. Chicago Insurance
to write a more.limited type of business,
principally fire, marine and other direct damage insurance. The home
office in Interstate is in Bloomington, 111.,, and the executive office
is in Chicago,
111.
1950
until
White, Weld & Co. Inc.—„ 16,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
7,000
389,588
of all the capital stock of
Sperry Products, Inc., a leading faotor in
rail-testing services. Sperry
has developed ultrasonic
systems and equipment for testing inherent
defects
in
metal.
These
devices are being used
increasingly by a
great variety of industries.
0
Howe
insurance
of
lines, inland marine, automobile, liability
(including malpractice and liability arising out
shop laws), and plate glass;
Although it was organized
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc
which
company
lead,
business
classes
allied
and
automobile
than
Shares
periods
Of¬
Common Stock
—
20,243,220
1835.
Ilowe Sound
company;
on
the
or
BUSINESS—Interstate
laws
A.
into
Co.
4,679,268
share
Kauai
of
The
Honolulu
of
5,918,604
period—
respective
Island
Lihue.
in
349,023
19,728,029
outstanding
owns
the
On
City
20,117,617
applicable
per
Hilo.
rooms)
the
24,922.488
_______
income—
190, p.
in
(93
in
30,818
Balance
—V.
Inn
1180.
p.
&
hotel to the company.
On the
Kona Inn (101 rooms!
and
at Kail.ua/Bay on/the Kona
26,036,221
deductions—„
the
and
in
owns
proceeds
company's
the
increase
premiums expected
of
Shs.
company
operates
hotels
190,
Fire
this
rooms)
Kauai
UNDERWRITERS—The
Net
The
both- locatec!
operate
Oahu.—V.
of
leasing
company
rooms)
or
Hawaii.
of
'
also
Naniloa
has
own
Interstate
$
26,005,403
,
income
Dividends
J
engaged
operates a fourth hotel, Waiaka Lodge,
wholly-owned subsidiary, Island Hotel Co., Ltd.,
the
(44
The
and
company
does
from
business
Hawaii
State
It
Honolulu,1
Ave.,
primarily
are
Authorized
74.875,694
operating revenue
income
(net)
Other
principal executive offices
Hawaiian
Royal
305
subsidiaries
the
in
operates
1958
100,881,097
deductions
revenue
at
'
Common
$
Operating
Operating
The
Hawaii.
of
time.
Co.—Earnings—
31—
incorporated July 17, 1950, under the
(now State of Hawaii 1
and exists
was
Hawaii
located
are
CAPITALIZATION
Houston Lighting & Power
of
the State
of
company
The
was
program
domestic
supply of oil and products,
is
having been programmed for drilling
company-wide average gross oil produc¬
The
daily production
Although
It
which
to
8,800 acres.
Two productive wells, several
completed on these lands, indicating that a
be
productive.
An
active
development program
will
area
is
current
adjacent
north
of
the Pembina
the
company
owns
an
been
in
rate
immediately
approximately
apart,
substantial
tion
company
company
Territory
laws
PROCEEDS—The
share for the first half of 1958, an increase of
approximately 15To.
the
quarter
the
company
continued
the
development
of
its proven properties in all
divisions, and particularly in the Bakke,
Parker and
North Smyer areas in West Texas,
the Fourbear Field
in Wyomiflgf and the Stensvad Field in
Montana,
A new
made.
the
the
Hawaii.
1070.
During
was
of
fered—White, Weld & Co. Inc. headed an underwriting
group which publicly offered on Oct. 29 to quick over¬
subscription 85,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at
$16.75 per share.
Corp.—Merger Discussion—
Co.,
company
under
New
,
applied
commissions.
announced.
per
Earned
188,
the
manufac¬
Net earnings for the second
quarter of 1959 were $2,958,383, equal
to 79 cents per share, as
compared with 58 cents for the like 1958
period. Earnings for the first half of the year amounted to
$0,443,792,
equivalent to $1.72 per share, as compared with
$5,585,701 or $1.49
subscribed
Northwestern
will act
company
customarily
to
Gross
Warrants
market
by
Ind.
for expansion
common
a
resources
engineering,
Honolulu Oil Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.—Pi
ogress Report
offered
offered
the
over-the-counter
be
This corporation, located at
1625 Eye St., N. W
Washington
filed a registration statement
with the SEC on Nov
4
1959
registration of 20.500 shares of
on
the
50-50
a
Twin
+Via
Investments, Inc.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission-^—
company
for
/
Harbison-Carborundum
Income
$1)
per
are
wifVi
Greater Washington Industrial
isters With Securities and
offered
refractories,
super
$1,758,130
Insurance Co., Fort Wayne Ind
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
was
on
improvement
39,557!683
ops.
Great Northern
the
products
Hiller Aircraft
12
Net
of
technology and sufficient financial
refractories.
satisfactory
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos
1958
$4,259,000
$4,174,000 $44,492,000 $39 159 000
4.242,645
4,159,968
_
manufacture
Firm—
areas.
Grand Trunk Western
SEC
of
refractories
some
^Q^Q^rocccc's
the
basis,
Harbison-Carborundum
will
own
and
operate Carborundum's
recently modernized and expanded Monofrax
fused refractory plant in Falconer, New York.
Additional new facilities
are
.contemplated for, the manufacturer of, chromite
magnesia base
miles
The corporation cn Oct. 21 filed a letter
of notification with the
SEC
covering 42,860 warrants and 00,000 shares of
common stock
(par 50
cents) to be offered as follows: of
warrants, at the market
per
in
owned subsidiary
fused refractories.
auxiliary
fused
Field,
Granco Products, Inc., Long Island
City, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
"With Securities and
mately $2.50
and
jointly
a
sale
Owned
income
aluminum
Ry.
and
other
share
earnings.
diversified
a
Coal
RKO
p
market
on
taxes
Inc
abrasives
establish
ture
5,585,480 shares outstanding.
The earnings include
$2,991,000 of special items.
Glen Alden
and
List Industries were merged on
April 21, 1959.
No comparable figures
were published for 1958.
Because of previous
Co.
the
in
earnings
per
such
Exchange
on
Nov. 5, 1959, was $7'/2-8,
and the price range from
July 1, 1959, through Oct. 26, 1959, was $8.50 high and $7 low.
The offering
of this
stock is not underwritten as that term
is
The
of this corporation by Harbison-Walker Refractories
Co.,
Pennsylvania and Carborundum Co. of Niagara Falls, New
jointly by Mr. E. A. Garber, President of HarbisonWalker, and Gen. Clinton Robinson, Carborundum's President. Harbi¬
son-Walker, large refractories manufacturer, and Carborundum, active
Harbison-Walker
of $3,175,000 it was announced
Nov. 4.
These
depreciation and amortization are equal to $1.32
based
for
earnings
1959
amortization
after
each
$2.42
was
Corp.—Earnings-
net
ending Sept. 30,
the
at
the amount earned per share of common
nine months just ended, compared with $2.13
1950 and $2,19 in
1957.—V.
190, p. 565.
1957.
in
incurred
announced
was
and
company for the nine months ended
compared
with $19,730,136
for
the
public
Officers, directors and certain employees
1, 1959.
the
receive
building
chromite and magnesia base refractories for
the
per
Nov.y30. Unsubscribed
general
payment
will pool their refractories
$2,604,038
period,
in
5,275,195
on
the
to
3.26
The
fused
refractory lines of Harbison-Carborundum will include
alumina, chromite and zirconia base refractories for the
glass industry,
30,
same
the
$6,856,477
1523.
p.
Dec.
of
3.00
9/30/57
Fiscal year ended 3/31/57
Fiscal year ended 3/31/58
York
Co.—Earnings—
Consolidated
Sept.
$265,236
inc.—
190,
$727,373
473,028
540,900
from ry. ops.
rev,
ry.
$806,136
offered
be
amounts as the Directors shall determine. The offering
price to the public will be at the maximum price ob¬
tainable, in view of market conditions and the amount
of shares to be sold.
The price will be greater than /
$5.50 but less than the price at which the common stock
is sold on the Honolulu Stock Exchange on or about,
000
Six months ended 9/30/55
Six months ended 9/30/50
Pittsburgh,
1959—9 Mos.—1958
will
members, whose stock is held in a voting trust, intend to exercise
their
subscription warrants so far as financially possible, totaling
not less than 20,000 shares.
They intend to sell, by private and public
Harbison-Carborundum Corp.—Formed—
1959—Month—1958
held.;
Herewith are the interim figures for this and the last four years
operation.
These are unaudited and unofficial but were calculated
by the company in the same way for each fiscal year. They represent
earnings after taxes applicable to each share now outstanding.
Formation
Sept. 30—
Railway eperating rev.
Ry.
operating expenses
shares
defined
40,004
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
share; these warrants expire
•
four full
year.
1420.
p.
each
stockholder to purchase one full
a
offering.
1834.
p.
warrant for
one
of the stock being offered at a price of $5.50
shares
Co., of Fresno, Calif., of 50,000
(no par) at $5.50 per share. Ad¬
that: address, the company has plants in Fresno and Santa Barbara,
Calif., and from these three locations performs its primary steel ware¬
functions
-
the
of
Railway
Net rev,
&
Nov.
of
iollow:
California
of
rate
a
share
The
$49,151
190,
Bailey
issue
our
St., Bakersfield, Calif. In addition to its Bakers-field
1959—9 Mos.—1958
ops.
ry
in
made
purchasing, processing, storing and reselling various types of steel and
steel products. The company's principal office is located at 625 Williams
tax for
rev.
Supply Co.—Additional Offering De-
■^BUSINESS—The company
,
1959—Month--1958
Railway
Net
&
was
details
coast.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Ry.
$13,557,623
at
Warrants will be issued to stockholders of record
One warrant entitles
shares of capital stock
ditional
Federal
Steel
tails—Mention
offering
197,344
•'
1420.
p.
Griffin
date.
$793,845
'
with¬
Jefferson Lake
Eugent
has
H.
Walet,
exercised
Company
"excellent"
of
its
New
quality,
Sulphur Co.—Acq. Asbestos Deposit—
Jr.,
President,
option
York
to
a
located
has
acquire
major
near
announced
from
deposit
the
of
Stockton,
the
company
American
that
Asbestos
chrysotile asbestos of
in
Calaveras
County,
California,
approximately 125 miles east of San Francisco.
Exploration work on this property included 25,000 feet of
diamond
Volume 190
•
Number
5897
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
■*
■
(1939)
;
drill
of
core
and
has
proven
Step
out
drilling
recovery,
commercial
ore.
stantial
quantities
and
approximately
indicates the
fibre
the
The
ore.
graded and analyzed in
Quebec, Canada showed fibre
Mines,
similar
—V.
additional
of
in
characteristics
results
million
tons
of
sub¬
the
Martin
the
private laboratory in Thetford
said to be of excellent quality,
(Quebec)
chrysotile
The corporation
filed
Oct. 28
on
of notification with
letter
a
the
be used
to
are
for general
similar
Sutherland
Paper
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$373,579
oper.
expenses-
235,199
four
Net rev.
from
high
$3,865,593
2,204.959
—V.
190, p. 1524.
$1,830,681
94,052
-y.
■
637,130
„,
for
outstanding first 4%
(as*-extended)* it''-'105 %*.
&
Trust
Knox
Co.,
111.—V.
Chicago,
Glass,
138,
and V.
2928
The
Boards
Vegetable
Paper
Co.
subject
KVP
of
approval
Sutherland
Sutherland
would
be
stock
and
the
would
stock
KVP
Sutherland's
the
be
KVP
Board
to
be
the
of
Stocker,
KVP
Dec.
vote
each
of
meeting
shareholders,
of
the
the
Board
of
will
of the
called
KVP,
It
Paper Co.,
companies.
by
merger
general
KVP,
converted
sales
during
September
George^ H. Elliott,
August
company's
sales
of
sales
cement
totaled
President.
154,000
amounted
more
This
barrels.
is
During
meeting
the
163,000
out
1959,"
books
.
—V.
Mr.
have
183,
to
reasons
are
Elliott
said.
accounted
2744.
p.
believe
for
"New
this
trend
customers
appreciable
an
continue
on
the
of
stock,
,•
..
tax
this
were. 30
the
this
method
year."
*
manufacturers
sales
of
a
unit
Commenting
of
to
stocks
B
share
per
combined.
$1,253,592,
were
income for
net
$1.34
Earnings
$1.22
or
on
Christmas
shares
the
on
totaled
buying season.—V. 190, p. 53.
York
applied
has
corporation
the
to
SEC
for
Railway oper.
Ry.
1959—Month—1958
to
Commission
holder
action
The\ compromise
equitable,
the company's
improvement."
court,
certain
provided
also
which
for
McPhail
of
other
action
and
filed
controlling
individuals,
(i)
by
approved
was
the entry
the
and
an
President
and
preferred
and
common
all claims against him
compromise
offer,
enjoining
officers
of
to
certain
and
company,
offered
McPhail,
Russell
behalf
on
settlement
compromise
a
against
the
of
McPhail
through¬
of
Martins
the
a
by the
stock¬
three
court
as
fair
and
consent decree by the
serving as directors
a
$73,055
$608,367
$3,020,354
$2,998,173
168.428
256,364
2,382.809
2,080,127
from
revenue
operations
Net
ry,,
*$95,373
$352,003
$637,545
$918,046
*51,937
-
162,688
315,737
454,767
operating inc.—
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
190,
by
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
1959—Month—1958
McPhail.
1959—9 Months—1958
$630,982
$4,527,921
538,217
4,554,598
of
$4,951,459
526,012
4,405.375
exps.
by
registration
not
if
than
more
its
100
outstanding
securities
are
beneficially
All
14,309
offer.
shares,
Of
stockholders,
common
the
the
with
exception
from ry.
Net rev.
ry.
oper.
$8,075
income—
oper.
70,484
•Deficit.—V.
190,
deposited their shares in
stockholders, eight have indicated
accept the offer and the company
187, p. 2003.
$92,765
202,095
*$26,677
unable
has been
an
intention
to locate 24
to
holders.
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
Net
from
rev.
This
190,
1524.
p.
$5,024,580
3,659,250
4,332,390
ry. ope^i
$692,190
$597,026
28,567
with offices in 415 Masonic Building,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 26,
company,
a
160,000
$4,256,276
exps.
deficit—2 ^
oper.
ry.
—V.
revenue—
$40,953,367 $43,022,434
$3,991,107
6,121
1,537,356
of
shares
stock,
to
be offered
Augusta,
1959
Ga.,
covering
for
public sale at $7.80
per share through an underwriting group headed by The Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp. and with a 78c per share commission to the underwriters.
1959—9 Months—1958
36,962,260
27,000
39,331,255
shares
common
will
be
employees at $7.41
offered
to
directors,
stockholders
common
and
share.
per
The
company operates a brick
business, and a subsidiary operates
boats .and barges transporting the company's products.
It is now
engaged in the erection of new production facilities adjoining its pres¬
$3,691,179
tow
2,943,965
-
ent
Inc.—Profits
Loews,
Times-Mirror
See,
Co.,
On
TV
below.—V.
plant in Augusta, to cost $2,500,000 and to be ready for operation
by October, 1960.
Additional facilities are contemplated which will
require further expenditures of about $1,500,000.
Funds for the first
Sale—
190,
p
phase of such expansion
1071,
mated
operating
rev,
operating exps.
Railway
Railway
net
The
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$5,865,605
$6,013,961
5,059.426
4,786,0|37
45,723,363
$806,179
$1,227,924
$6,093,102
$6,521,025
inc.—
131,371
658,466
683.184
shares
44.470,237
ops.
company
$51,816,465 $50,991,262
of
Net
from
rev.
ry.
railway oper.
—V.
190,
Pierce
Howard
1,522,693
Period End.
&
RR.
-Earnings;—
1959—Month—1958
Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
revenue-
operating
exps.
1959—9 Months—1958
1959-
s
$
$
®
18.471.311
19,873,744
170,697,452
—V.
from
rev.
15,088,861
137,974,929
139,810,604
190,
p.
ry. oper.
4,778.326
4,784,883
32,722,523
25,433,542
incomej—
oper.
ry.
funds.
5(7 preferred stock. All of the outstanding shares
stockholders. 25% by Ernest B. Merry, Jr., Executive
by
Merry,
Kenneth H. Merry, President, 12.5%
by
each by the trustees under the wills of
12.5%
Merry,
11%
and
by the
Merry for Jane Merry Bennett.
B.
trustees under
!
Metallurgical Processing Corp.—Stock Offered—J. A.
Winston & Co., Inc. and Netherlands Securities Co., Inc.,
both of New York City, on Nov. 2 publicly offered 80,000
shares
of
as
common
1,731,059
2,350,360
13,202,814
12,856,183
1525.
to
stock
Central
at $3 per share
estimated
offered,
from the sale of the shares
at approximately $192,000 will
proceeds
expenses,
including
and approximately $1,000 will
be
all
used
of
be
com¬
used
BUSINESS—The
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Ry.
operating
operating
Net
revenue
rev.
1959—Month—1958
$1,995,919
expenses
from
—V.
ry.
190,
and
assembling
involves
panies
The
$355,223
onerating
p.
1,639,531
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$18,629,920 $19,027,792
15,124,386
15,410,545
ry.
operations
Net
1,640,696
$1,893,016
$253,485
$3,505,534
147,818
112,860
1,287,225
inc.
1525.
$3,617,247
1,281,025
and accounting
miscellaneous company
4,
concentrated
company
1956.
Is in the business of treating, processing
products.
A substantial portion of the business
metal parts for precision manufacturing com¬
in the Long Island area.
company
metal
heat-treating
It
was
See.
Pipe
Line
Co.—New
Ohio Oil Co., beiow.
Status-
incorporated in the State of New York on May
its offices,
processing facilities and manufac¬
maintains
turing
plant at 75 State St., Westbury, N.
employs 26 persons on a full-time basis.
CAPITALIZATION
Marathon
that
year,
Oct.
of
debentures
26.—-V.. 190,
and
157.*"
p.
sale
Inc.'
of
its
held.
The
the
one
.Underwriters
subscription
by amendment.
N.
;
\
filed
a
and
common
share
for each
will
be
headed
and
price
-
.
J.,
covering 29,534
preferred
1959, at the rate of
shares
Co.,
to
under¬
*.
l
.-
.»
stock,
final
the
balance
It
purposes.
quarter
of
of
the proceeds
estimated that
is
1959
and
for
the
year
are
to be
used
construction
1960
will
for
costs
aggregate
$1,090,000.—V. 176, p. 55.
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Acquisition—
This
manufacturer
of
industrial, construction and agricultural ma¬
chinery, has entered the field of
"space age" electronics with the
acquisition of Hymac Electronics Corp., designers and
-producers of
electronic instrumentation and test
equipment for industry and gov¬
ernment, it was announced on Nov. 5.
for
,
Electronics, located in Culver City, Calif., was purchased
by Minneapolis-Moline and will operate as a
subsidiary com¬
It designs and
manufactures
electronic
instrumentation
and
cash
pany,
electronic
test
equipment
of
components
used by government and industry in the
for rockets,
missiles, aircraft, radar and
equipment includes such instruments as
oscilloscopes,
electronic digital counters, digital
volt-ohmmeters and vacuum tube
volt meters, relay testers and other
complicated instrumentation gear.
—V. 190, p.
1423.
production
television.
The
Minneapolis, Northfield
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Ry.
oper.
&
Southern Ry.
1959—Month—1958
$413,554
$3,312,638
214,747
222,058
2,045,304
$117,122
operating
Net
$191,496
$1,267,334
43,485
60,822
471,122
expenses
from
revenue
operating inc.™
190, p. 1423.
ry.
—V.
Minneapolis &
,
$1,501,495
581,369
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
1959—Month—1958
Railway
operating rev.
operating
expenses
Ry
$3,405,587
1,904,092
ry./
operations
Net
Earnings—
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$331,869
revenue
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,803,116
$2,022,441
1,413,793
1,437,302
13,662,338*
13,058,944
$389,323
$585,139
$2,804,669
$3,819,231
140,364
221,077
1,106,726
1,395,185
$16,467,007 $16,878,175
Net
from
revenue
ry.
operations
Net
operating Inc.
ry.
—V.
190,
1525.
p.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
Period End. Sept. 30—
oper.
operating
1959—Month—1958
$4,388,993,
revenue
-Earns.
-1959—9 Months—1958
$4,876,182 $32,513,465
2,987,717
28,464,633
31,993,237
26,979,013
$1,069,476
$1,888,465
$4,048,832
$5,014,224
731,144
1,457,141
876,507
2,015,912
exps.
3,319,517
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V;
ry. oper.
income
oper.
190,
1423.
p.
Missouri-Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
$4,134,231
$3,550,031
283,014
2,590,363
2,637,285
$211,058
$136,900
$1,543,868
$912,746
112,211
ry. oper.
$419,914
278,458
81,255
828,537
579,138
income
oper.
190,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Y.
The
company
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
—V.
190.
stock
p.
(par
672.
10
cents)
"
1959—9 Months—1958
$489,516
1423.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas KR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
$5,032,122 $44,836,696 $45,410,708
3,713,390
33,472,874
34,009,234
from ry. oper.
rev.
$1,168,536
$1,318,732 $11,363,822 $11,401,474
income
oper.
190,
295,163
399,252
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
from
rev.
ry.
1959—9 Months—1958
$
24,392,504
19,061,875
$
$
24,179,903 228,791,558 214,737,459
17,954,742 173,819,548 167,234,315
5,330,629
6,225,161
54,972,010
47,503,144
2,352,573
ry. oper.
income
oper.
190,
3,224,412
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$
Net
3,112,858
1525.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
1959^-9 Month—1958
3,311,010
revenue
operating
ry.
1959—Month—1958
$4,479,546
exps.
oper.
3,333,319
24,395,985
23,742,074
1837.
p.
counsel
for
leaving a total of approximately $171,000, if all such shares
sold, which sum will be added to the general funds Of the company.
are
RR.—Earnings—
amount
on
offered
Dec. 2,
on
&
purposes. -The
corporate
for
Net
net
underwriters'
pay
fees,
(par 10 cents)
speculation.
a
mon
stock
expenses,
Maine
be
to
Period End. Sept. 30—
6,000
par
PROCEEDS—The
Net
the company's current
has outstanding 400,000 common shares and
now
of Ernest
165,244.146
13,692.985
principal
effective
Missouri Pacific RR.
Nashville
$
Net
from
Merry and Arthur Brian
will
the
common
or
1525.
p.
Louisville
Railway
loan
are
owned by 11
Vice-President,
10.85%
Edward
Net
$100
to be provided as follows: $1,000,000 esti¬
s.ock sale: and $1,000,000 from an
are
the
proceeds of
insurance company
Long Island RR.— -Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
said
previous
Merry Brothers Brick & Tile Co.—Registers With SEC
filed
1959—Month—1958
Connor
the
547.
together with funds from the
sale of $1,800,000 first mortgage boijds to an
institutional
are
to be used to pay $2,157,500 in bank notes
issued for
Railway
1,242,162
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Mr.
over
p.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
common
the
Railway
$546,084
772,419
1422.
p.
year,
improvement
■
$10,000
will be.supplied
general
of
—V.
Net
or
from
construction
120 holders
accordance with the
have
120
the
on
persons.
According to the application, holders of all but 1,730 preferred shares
have elected
to
accept the offer;
and the company will call all of
such
remaining stock for redemption, other than shares owned by
$534,087
revenue—
traded
are
.!'
became
stock
Peabody
terms
proposed
investor,
Commission
investment company
an
Its
owned
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
was
the
as
of
tion
1422.
p.
preferred
Proceeds
conditioned
among other things on the entry of an
terminating the Candy Corporation's regis¬
or exempting it from the Investment
Company Act. A registered investment company is entitled to termina¬
order
tration
Net
shares
company's
from
of
compromise
a
$92,483
similar
$325,000.
any registered, investment company, and (ii) an offer to
the corporations preferred and common stock. The price to
paid for. the preferred stock was its par value of $10 per share
pitta ^accumulated dividends iamounting to. $4,031/3 or, July., 31, 1959);
and
the price to be paid for the common was $4.11 per share. The
1959—9 Afros.—1958
expenses
units, of
shares,
of. common
Kidder,
stockholders,
for
be.
revenue—
operating
was
-
-earnings this
Hymac
order
an
-
_
:
Sept. 30—
compared with
income
The met
capitalization.
same
Candy. Corp.—Seeks Change in Status—
New
Pursuant
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings-
Period End.
The
.
substantial
a
stockholders of record
purchase
Lake
in
common
writing
quarters
.
This company, located at 52 Main
St., Woodbridge,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.-30, 1959,
by
1,025,000 shares of class A
for the first nine months of
share
per
three
the
shares.
Middlesex Water
'
*
;
•
•.
of
for taxes,
offered
5,000
-
;
.
as
Net
1958.:
.
the results for the fiscal
on
showed
year
be
;
•
$93,000,
yeari
for
on
of
Exchange.
.
60.
to
last
$196,545
Microwave Electronics Corp.—Statement Effective—
Laurel, Miss!,/during the
accomplished without encountering
p.
$187,000
The
registration statement filed with. the SEC
on
July
2,
1959
covering $500,000 of "10-year 5%..: subordinated debentures due
July 1,
1069 together with 250,000 shares of common
stock
(par; 10 cents) to
at
190,
of
loss, of
cents per share on the 304,119 shares
presently outstanda loss of 65 cents per share last,
year calculated
same, number
of
opened
was
amounted
year
net
particularly during the last quarter.—V. 188,
them
to
the
credit
a
American Stock.
•
John M. Coates reported demand for
panels was "very strong throughout most
substantially
for
back
with
ing compared.with
message,
manufacturer
equal
taxes
carry
year
including
*
.
•
,
profit of $185,483 was realized, .an improvement of $569,028
year when a
pre-tax loss of $383,545 was reported/ Federal
last
income
to
thereon.
—
or
•
amounted
S. Connor, President.
A pre-tax
over
deducting
$3,290,579 for de¬
and
intangibles,
under
the
Investment
Company Act terminating Its registration as
an
investment company or, in the alternative, exempting it from all
provisions of that Act;
and the Commission has
issued
an
order
giving interested persons until Nov. 19, 1959, to request a hearing
barrels,
increase of 5.8 %"•
September^ 1958, the
coming
part
Corp.—Shows Profit—
-
an
will
Hone
this
of
fiscal year, according to Don
compared
reported this was
shakedown difficulties.—V.
provision
This
L.
to
that
of
t
stockholders'
after
equal to $3.59 per share of common
a
VU~ dividend on Oct. 6..
\
as
McPhail
reported.
"There
sales
corporation, Detroit-based manufacturer of auto¬
microhoning machines and equipment, for the fiscal, year ended
July 31, 1/59, totaled $7,488,499 compared with $7,265,152 iii the 1958
all-time
an
31.
backlog as of Sept. 30, was substantially higher than a year
ago
at the same time,
and substantial
advertising program aimed
at
the
Christmas
market
is
underway.
Traditionally, • McGregorDoniger retailers do a large portion of their, year's business during
of
Dwight
Sutherland.
than
Aug.
profit,
Order
75,000 barrels.
The company's commercial
aggregate sales for the first nine months
of the year
were
well ahead of the same period of last year, Mr.
Elliott
Net
•
Coates
class
and
into
appointed
of
-
production
$1,372,543,
is
manager
reached
ended
year
amortization
has
Mr.
After
Sutherland
the
of
Micromatic
1525.
p.
sportswear, for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1959 increased to $38^170,795 from the $36,266,127 reported
for the same period last year, it was announced
by Harry E. Doniger,
Chairman, and William N. Doniger, President.
calling of the special
Directors of Sutherland, with
of
corporation
fiscal
report.
The net
state income taxes
and
increased
Use
Sales of
anticipated that
about the same time.
at
higher
merger
190,
McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
corporation's
special
;
.
was
serious
any
consider and act upon
close of business on Nov. 13,
and
Directors
as
the
be
a
being
serious
no
28
to
held
merger
Board
of
Oct.
the
•
,
this
of
the
and
President's
new
1958
proposal.
be
of
surviving
would
1959,
the
Kalamazoo
stock.
has
<
share
the
earnings
are
levels."—V.
producing grained hardboards
through
new
product will be Introduced late this
year.
Coates said the woodgrained panels will be competitive with
other pre-finished
panels.
'
Delaware.
of
and
there
.
market
annual
developed
lithography.^ The
Sutherland
formed
surviving
State
stock
18,
on
corporation
.
Issued
this
year.
on
in
depletion
Masonite
Ontario Portland Cement Co.—Sales Up—
Cement
reports
the
corporation's
Directors
approval
President
Lake
-
respective
corporation
of
share
one
the
on
to
shareholders'
consent
over
of
entitled
Following the
meeting
of
held
the
agreement,
surviving
the
Delaware
a
laws
the
the
of
Shareholders of record at the
merger.
will
that
so
under
of
is
Co.
share
the
shareholders
1959,
Paper
Co..
Sutherland Paper Co.
shareholders
converted into
each
of
the
Paper
terms
be
and
shares
-the
of
organized
Under
Sutherland
KVP
for
<
Agreement of Merger pursuant to which
KVP will be merged into KVP Sutherland
sales
the
federal
for
his
A
an
and
to
and
Co.,
sales
present
Large quantities of hardboard siding are used by
prefabricated homes, and he disclosed "the volume
company,
Co.—Acquisitions—
of
Directors
staff
on
the
question
whether
an
evidenciary
hearing
might
be
avoided through stipulation of the facts.—V. 190,
pp. 566, 873 and 1423.
company's hardboard
of the year.
Shipments exceeded last year's total by 22%.
Sales to
our building material dealer outlets, increased
considerably, due in large
part to the growing acceptance of Masonite hardboard for siding."
p.' 2635.
137,
Inc.—Private Placement—This
Parchment
Into
entered
..
Martin's
on
the
through Smith, Barney & Co.; Baker Weeks & Co. and
Butcher & Sherrerd, has placed privately a $6,000,000
5%% promissory note due Oct. 1, 1979, it was announced
on
Oct. 29.—V. 190, p. 1735.
KVP Sutherland Paper
.
this
on
p.
,
the
for
previous year, Masonite Corporation, the leading producer of
hardboard, had net sales of $59,057,490 and a net income of $4,344,412,
or
$2.81 per share of common stock.
%
Dec.
1,
1959,
all of
gold bonds, 'series
A,
due Dec.
1,
1960
Payment
will be made
at the
American
its
Bank
redemption
$2.50
to
the
In.
called
compared
.
Equipment's,
based
net
in
profit
shares
In
"
has
company
$3.22,
Corp.—Earnings-
advised
preciation,
$5,539,460.
$1,660,634
654,270
.
time
$71,819,491
$5,030,000
Kansas State Telephone Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
1.2
of
were
2.297,698
$214,363
56,170
•
of
Precision
this
Masonite
The
$138,380
__
income—:.
oper.
at
Consolidated
,
ry.
General
811.
p.
railway;
operations
Net
view
In
than
$4,128,379
228,573"
months;
plans
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$442,93(5
'
year.
to
counsel
matic
189,
1959—Month—1958
last
amount
Bunker restated that Martin has acquired in excess of 10%
of
stock of General Precision Equipment Corp, and added "The stock
wag* purchased at less than the current market level over the past
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
period
months
the
corporate purposes.
above.—V.
Co.,
nine
of
the
,
Mr.
SEC
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co:—To Be Merged—
K.V.P.
the first
for
covering 30,000 shares of common stock <par 25 cents) to be offered at
$5 per share,
through Richard Bruce & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
See,
•,
request
for this corporation located in
Hialeah, Fla.,
SEC has ordered a further
postponement from Nov. 5 to Nov. 23]
1959, in the proceedings under the Securities Act of .1933 to.
determine
whether that company's
registration statement, which proposed the
public offering of debentures and preferred stock, is
materially in¬
accurate
or
incomplete and, if so, whether a stop order should be
issued
suspending Its ,• effectiveness.
The
continuance
will
provide
further
opportunity for
discussions
between
counsel., and
the
SEC
of the Boston Society of Security
meeting
a
V.
,
On
reported
earnings for
the
third quarter
of
this
year
were
$3,211,000,
giving a nine-month figure of $9,426,000, compared to
$7,303,000 for the initial nine months of 1958.
Earnings per share
189, p. 2785.
proceeds
2.
Nov.
on
Corp.—Hearing Further Postponed by
Securities and Exchange Commission—
He
Johnny-On-The-Spot Central, Inc.—Scarsdale, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— '
The
President, said at
Analysts
Miami Window
this company in 1959 will exceed $500,000,000. marking
consecutive
year
of increasing sales volume,
George M.
ninth
Bunker,
fibre.
Co.—Earnings Up—
for
Sales
milled
cores
a
Canadian
to
15
presence
of
7
500,000 shs.
presently
FINANCING
Outstanding
243.000 shs.
Missouri
Securitic
This
filed
s
Power
and
utility,
& Light Co. — Registers Bonds With
Exchange Commission—
located
registration
a
at
bidding.
Stuart
106
West
with
statement
000,000 of first mortgage
bonds,
High
the
Street,
SEC
on
Jefferson
Oct.
29,
due 1989, to be offered
City, Mo.,
covering $4.-
at competitive
The last time the company went to the money market Halsey,
offered
Proceeds
$7,500,000
from
of
first
mortgage
3'As,
due
1984,
at
102 'A.
issue will become part of the general
will be used to retire short-term bank
loans incurred in connection with its construction program ($2,800,000),
to finance the cost of further additions to its property and plant, and
for other corporate purposes.
The company estimates its construction
expenditures for 1959 and 1960 will aggregate approximately $7,000,000
funds
and
of
will
the
the
proposed
company
which
consist, principally
of
the
installation. of, electric
substations
B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1940)
1959,
facilities.
the
bined
facilities, including gas distri¬
transmission and distribution
other
bution
the
located
utility,
for
PEC
an
request
a
from
teStonrtZSSSt
its
au^ndmenLo ooo
V.
at
common
189,
current
then
the
1959
shares, 27,500 shares
market price thereof by
be offered
will
By.
operating
tty.
All
expenses
of
from
revenue
and
190,
115,290
inc.—
operating
ry.
—V.
.
operating
Net
expenses
from
revenue
190,
p.
5 Vs %
5%
senior
loan
Bank
the
to
are
go
Operating expenses—
Net
Net
alter
—V.
*404,430
to
the
be
3,660,464
3,134,291,
4,224,873
3,741,280
The
proceeds
bank
loans.—V.
1,
-
to
p.
key
of
sale
certain
of
employees
If
Aug.
or
shares
oil
the
of
to
of
to
and
company
NAFCO
Oil
Shields
and
Gas
is
The
incorporated
was
on
Sept.
3,
1947,
under
of
Beverages,
tinder
the company was changed on July 21,
1950 to
Inc. The principal office of the companv is located
Salt Lake City, Utah.
South Sixth West St.,
is engaged primarily in' the bottling and sale of Pepsi-
company
Root
Hires
exclusive
Beer
territorial
and
in
the sale
appointments
Tooele
of
Pepsi-Cola
from
Charles E. Hires Co. The franchises limit
Bake
fountain
Pepsi-Coal
Co.
syrup
and
The
the geographical area to Salt
of adjacent counties in Utah.'
Counties and portions
appointments and franchises referred to above provide,
other things, for the purchase by the company from the Pepsi-
and
The exclusive
among
Cola
Co.
and
requirements
fixed
from
formulate
Beer,
in
and
The
of
Charles
to
time
by
the preparation
to
E.
concentrate
time
bottle
and
Hires
and
Co.
fountain
the
the
as
syrup
appointing
case
may
be,
wholesale
at
parties,
and bottling of Pepsi-Cola
to
their
prices,
follow
fixed
bulk
of
the
distribute
company's operations
Tooele Counties in the center of the
Tire
ment,
reserved
were
for
In
addition,
for
Aug.
on
issuance
issuance
5'/2%
senior
notes,
conversion
upon
at
a
of
and
company's assetso include
bottles,
cases,
and
other
a
are
situated
in
Salt
Lake
and
Intermountain Area.
full
line
fixtures
of
modern
necessary
to
Net
the
interest
to
as
from
Oct.
principal
1,
and
Aug.
on
and Feb.
1
5%
if
be
Notes
of
Si.
1,
1972
through
Aug.
1,
such
for
used
are
1959,
New
too
be
with
effected
borrowed
Nazareth
the
of
presently
small
each
By
.
the
from
interest at
1974
bottling
carry
equip¬
on
Net
its
surable
priced
are
at
the
and
will
and
of
funds
of
after
Net
and
Saint
Academy," the
Joseph of Con¬
operate
45-bed
hospitals
The estimated cost of con-
valid
the
and
binding
corporation
obligations
the
of
Order
of
company,
891,553
2,423,500
*1,411,481
-186,750
15,583,766
*6,080,206
16,403,485
*3,784,408
from
ry.
—
190,
1423.
p.
Susquehanna & Western RR. —Earnings—
1959—9 Mos—1958
1959—Month—1958
$358,738
$2,993,241
$3,092,625
294,224
311,693
2,738,598
2,777,324
$14,765
from
$308,989
$47,045
$254,643
-60,984
26,823
381,244
$315,301
317,732
ry.
operating deficit
1526.
p.
New York
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30-—
1959—Month—1958
-1958
1959—9 Months
Federal
Other
income
11,285,918
103,106,012
95,119,855
9,823,801
88,533,729
80,511,890
704,232,886
49,602,639 468,447,719 447,488,695
9,990,000
89,896,000
82,494,000
8,789,776
86,970,715
79,130,336
55,221,352
9,021,000
9,959,951
income
charges..—_j.
190,
748,420,446
taxes
operating
after
$
79,668,333
taxes___
operating
Net
(t
r*Net
$
84,735,110
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
-
10,532,807
9,103,684
1837.
p.
Norfolk
Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
$965,300
$7,341,630
$6,815,665
exps.
731,738
762,693
6,322,665
5,992,136
ry. oper.
$206,513
81,800
$202,607
$1,018,965
80,418
251,311
$823,529
62,344
income
oper.
190,
1959—9 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
$938,251
revenue
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
1526.
p.
North American Planning Corp.—Receives SEC Clear¬
To Offer Fidelity Fund Shares—
ance
It
announced
was
SEC
clearance
contractual
on
offer
to
plan.—V.
4
Nov.
shares
190,
that
this
of
Operating
Oper.
Fund,
has
under
been
a
given
10-year
(Minn.)
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—12 Mos.—1958
deductions—
34,817,862
165,963,011
153,401,865
31,536,239
28,479,869
134,854,284
124,541,077
6,792,138
6,337,993
31,108,727
28,860,788
42,734
67,924
.204,606
6,839,973
—
38,328,377
47,835
revenues
rev.
corporation
Fidelity
264.
p.
Northern States Power Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
The
Net
of
less
not
corporation covenants that it
fire and extended coverage in-
than
80%
the
of
income
Gross
6,380,727
31,176,651
29,065,394
income
_
-
income
,
the
with
operating
Other
•
,
Indenture
located
statement
Proceeds
amount
reasonable
in¬
Income
Net
deductions
1,827,500
_J_
5,012,473
income
Preferred
1,782,756
6,956,561
7,110,941
4,597,971
24.220,090
21,954,453
889,377
889,377
3,557,508
3,557,508
4,123,096
dividends
Balance for com.
and
3,708,594
20,662,582
18,396,945
;
'
2
from
of
bank
extensive
the
$59,000,000
Point.—V.
190,
for
p.
of
now
property
costs
($100
sale
notes
1962
are
stock
stock
be
are
offered
to
be
for
since
1954
$43,000,000
is
to
The
sale
reduce
company
at
the
At
its
for
the
estimated
plant
at
Bravton
31,792.057
expenses
20,533,512
income
taxes
oper.
after
190,
4,927,901
charges
p.
4,071,367
$
$
43,774,489
3,975,427
36,544,354
30,204.903
1526.
Jersey
&
Light
Co.
has
issued
revenue
ry.
—
Borrowings
order
-
<
$0.26
'
p.
Ap¬
authorizing this company of Denville,
N. J.,
to make bank borrowings through the period
ending Dec. 31.
1959, in amounts aggregating not to exceed $6,000,000
outstanding at
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$1,200,309
$10,700,119
$9,013,195
674,119
697,567
6,051,029
6,199,552
$502,742
$4,649,090
$2,813,643
132,154
119,250
1,043,337
423,667
inc.__
1527.
&
W'estern
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Net
revenue
ry.
p.
$
$
15,460,076
18,914,650
expenses
9,571,935
10,504,019
93,864,358
103,800,099
5.888.141
8,410,631
57,038.968
4,575,446
5,224,927
37,392,954
47,923,685
27,561,390
from
operating
—V. .190,
$
rev.
operating
operating
1959—9 Mos—1958
1959—Month—1958
$
Railway
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,256,197
ry.
150,903,326 151,723,784
ry.
operations
an
$1.29
-
$582,078
from
operating
190,
Norfolk
proved by SEC—
SEC
$1.29
$1.36
-
operations
—V.
Ry.
Power
14,280,489
$1.43
Pacific
38.903 340
the
New
14,250,904
15,210,756
$0.26
$0.27
Period End. Sept. 30—
4.688,306
1
14,411,536
14,280,489
at
operating rev.
operating expenses
Net
Net
282,629.633 262,330,650
19,343.923 180,219,104 174,564.449
4,067.701
36,959.010
29,500,388
2,182.901
21,677,030
19,362,473
2,325,662
income
■Earnings—
30,282,831
4,004,982
operating taxes
14,266,017
$0.28
Period End. Sept. 30—
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$
revenues
on
Railway
Telegraph Co.-
1959—Month—1958
Operating
14,800,405
15,210,756
shares
Northwestern
.
Ry.
Operating
'
period
aver,
shares
end of period
—V. 190, p. 1340.
con¬
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
of
011
Earnings
T
"
through December
1298.
New England Telephone &
end
Earns.
*
has
and
1959
from September,
which
public
used
aggregating $10,200,000.
additions
the period
of
the
to
par)
outstanding
during period
Average
Stuart St., Boston, Mass., filed a
regis¬
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of
with
divs.
surplus
stock
(slictrcs)
Co.—Registers With SEC—
441
at
Nov.
on
struction
The
110,166,890
93,763,405
Sisters
bidding.
—V.
93,166,472
insurance
preferred
Net
* '
10,095,782
York,
190,
$
•
10,157,338
operating inc.__
ry.
$
108,750,238
operations
—V.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
12,519,282
expenses
revenue
Net
and
own
the
be
injured
extent
cumulative
Other
$1,136,504
159,553
1,
Aug. 1, 1965
borrowed funds on or
Convent
Sisters
crowded.
Academy,
the
competitive
Fed.
376,080
1959—Month—1958
$
1$
Period End. Sept. 30—
Com.
made
$1,378,517
28,050
*69,308
Railway operating rev.
Ry. operating expenses
obligation serial notes, when issued, and the
the notes are issued, in the
opinion of counsel
New England Power
This
2,020^845
$127,104
11,048,891
"Deficit.—V.
boiler
tration
1,557,742
pre¬
prib'f to Aug.
or
value
of
184,412
,■
revenue
revenue
ry.
—V.
thereof, and In addition, that it will carry such other
as
is usually carried by similar
institutions, such
insurance, public liability insurance and workmen's com¬
pensation insurance.—V. 190, p.. 1837.
types
as
•
$3,157,349
direct
property
the
to
j
.
$2,936,259
1526.
p.
operations
including
ffedem'ption,
on
Concordia.
terms
keep
surance
.;
,1959—9 Mos.—1958
■
York, New Ilaven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
operating
year
maturing
Mary
which
of
9,646,680
..
—$38,384
190,
operating
Net
and
effected after Aug. 1, 1961 and on or
prior
redemption be effected after Aug. 1, 1963 and
1965; and without premium after Aug. 1, 1965;
redeemed
corporation,
Joseph
-
operating inc._L
ry.
Net
above.
;
Period End. Sept. 30—
constructing two completely new hospitals, namely, the
Hospital at Manhattan, Kan., and the 100-bed St
at Velvidere, 111.
In both cities the Sisters of Saint
Convent
25,079 997
12,449,151
$311,516
203,916
ry.
con¬
interchange¬
"of
1
—
"Deficit.—V.
net
the
Net
bottling of soft drinks. The company operates a bottling plant at 1030
-South-Sixth West St., Salt Lake
City, Utah, and with its subsidiary,
Canada Dry Beverage Co.,
owns
and
operates a fleet of 22 trucks
engaged in the distribution of soft beverages. While the
company's
equipment is modern and efficient, its
present building has become
inadequate to handle the company's present operations. On
Sept. 1,
bear
redemption
1,
SECURITY—The
for
31,044,873
1,625,050
$242,300
expenses
from
revenue
operations
interest at 5V4%- per annum; Notes maturing
Aug. 1, 1974 bear coupon interest at
ISSUE—"The
under
3,720,060
1959—Month—1958
revenue
■'
of
site
Indenture
.
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
operating
Net
165,746
proceeds of the direct obligation serial
notes, Saint Mary
Manhattan, Kans., series as well as the St. Joseph's Hos¬
Belvidere, 111., series in the amount of $1,000,000 to be issued
later date, will be used to
pay in part the cost of constructing
equipping the new hospitals.
Nazaieth
York
Ry.
Hospital,
and
4'
.»
upon
exercise
upon
Hospital, Manhattan, Kan., including equip¬
improvements, is $2,600,000. The estimated cost of con¬
struction of St. Joseph's
Hospital, Belvidere, Illinois, including certain
equipment, is $2,450,000.
pital,
0
12,320,660 112,203,962 102,257,305
8,600,600
81,159,089
77,177,308
2,671,242
1,114,120
income
operating
10,
and Hires Root
beverages meeting the requirements
of the appointing parties and
public authorities pertaining to health
and cleanliness, and to diligently promote the sale and
distribution of
bottled Pepsi-Cola, Pepsi-Cola fountain
syrup and of Hires Root Beer.
"The Pepsi-Cola
bottling and the Pepsi-Cola fountain syrup appoint¬
ments, and The Charles E. Hires franchises are for no
specified terms
and can be terminated by the
appointi^Kf&feties only for failure of the
company to comply with the terms of
stiigjjyjjppointment.
The
stock
reserved
for
indicated
funds
if
Saint
of
19$9—9 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
10,830,401
8,159,159
options,
5%%.
Concordia
and
will
company
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1735.
p.
Ry.
Ry.
and
Corporation
now
63,198,718
*2,271,490
$
1%
OF
now
are
ment
Of¬
lays pf the State of Utah, under the name of Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Co. of Salt Lake City, Inc. The company started production and distri¬
bution of beverages in the Salt Lake County area in 1948 and has. con¬
tinuously bottled and distributed soft drinks in this area since that
Cola and
3,180 shs.
Hospital
struction
190,
the
name
3,180 shs.
,,
including
Feb.
3%
1
may
of
which
the net
BUSINESS—The
16,301,987
Period End. Sept. 30—
,
Saint Mary
Joseph
proceeds, approximately $90,000 will be used
for partial cost of construction of building for combined operations-of
company and Canada Dry Co.; approximately $55,000 will be used for
the purchase of 138 additional vending machines for use in the trade;
and approximately $20,000 will be used as additional working capital.
The
*702,148 shs.
premium, but may not be redeemed with
Aug. 1, 1965.
Joseph's
Inc.,
Co.—V.
&
82,477,836
4,047,823
/,'•
oper.
190,
New
675,000
,•
including Aug. 1, 1964 bear coupon
maturing from Feb. 1, 1965 to and
coupon
and
1963;
PURPOSE
100-bed
stock
10,686,036
.
1,600,000 shs.
Notes
yield
'Motfterhouse"
Writer & Christensen, Inc., of Denver,
Colo., on Oct. 27 publicly offered 80,000 shares of com¬
mon capital stock
(par $1) at $2.50 per share.
at 1030
750,000
-
if redemption be
1,
without
fered—Peters,
time.
and
to
be
Notes
The
National
to
prior to Aug.
Co)
applied
Beverages, Inc.—Common Capital Stock
PROCEEDS—Of
900,000
were
registerable
returns
unborrowed
1961; 2%
on
1520.
p.
dated
yield
to
shall
mium
773.
National
900,000
anda premium •; atsr (fallows; 8""------
to
to be
or
6,171,831
*1,251,206
477,968,155
414,769,437
1526.
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
975.
p.
form,
bear
1970
cordia,
the
Net
Net
$350,000
REDEMPTION OF NOTES—Notes shall be redeemable in
whole or in
the option of the corporation on any Feb. 1,
May 1, Aug. 1
or
Nov. 1, upon publication of such
redemption notice at least fifteen
days In advance of the redemption .date,
-and-by payment of principal
accrued interest
prior
188,
be
annum;
discount
a
Files
—
ry. oper.
190, p.
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway operating exps.
Outstanding
$350,000
759,410.
the
of
issuance
semi-annually thereafter
maturity.
1969
515,544,682
income—
1" "'
'
.
1959
part at
Oct.
outstanding
of
'
>
.
10.
common
stock
owner
for
190,
per annum.
The bonds from
Calif., on Oct. 13,
J959,
nearly 70%
of the outstanding shares voted
to approve the
acquisition of the business and properties of the Oil and Gas Property
Management, Inc. by NAFCO Oil and Gas Inc.. a subsidiary of NAFI
end
AUG.
stock
to
and
Feb.
meeting of the stockholders held in Oakland,
a
OF
the office of the corporate Trustee (Com¬
Kansas City, Mo.) upon payment of expenses incident
registration or interchange.
Interest will be pavable Feb. 1
per
$ *
56,350,929
oper.
ry.
•
•
1959—9 Months-—1958
$
45,664,893 433,066,846
New York,
use,
and
denominations at
1, .1962
5%.
Corp.—Acquisition—
NAFI
At
the
to
Aug. 1,
Month—1958
51,361,976
.Period End. Sept. 30—
,
Trust Co.,
at
•"
-Earnings—
1959
the
sale
reserved
were
5We-
29,138,474
24,846,592
34,582,781
30,864,162
Minneapolis, Minn.
to be used for working capital
are
reduction
the
to
on
Net
supplementary
increased
coupon
such
990,00$
45,190,145
New
will
notes
1526.
Hopwood,
&
AS
a
common
reserved
PRICES—To
27 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 5,500 shares of 6%
cumulative prior preferred stock,
series, to be offered at par
($50 per share,!, through Piper,
1956
be
as
and
21,972,553 212,711,471 188,218,078
13,369,903 129,369,266 118,234,012
3,182,237
31,171,333
25,218,154
1,759,949
17,588,091
15,627,438
1,969,261
income
corporation
Jaffray
under
1914
comhiercial
restricted
in
1960
$
Murphy & Co., Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
EEC
of
stock
notes.—V.
$2,114,244
912,608
revenue-
Net rev. from
Co.,
37,262 shares of
of
by
$1,870,575
163,627
National
authorized
will
held
were
$234,624
102,254
—
1526.
p.
operating exps.
Railway
option held by a firm of engineering consultants, 24,530
an
$214,756
,
$
and
1S59-1962___
be
able
Co.—Earns.—
(A. A.)
The
due
1959,
common
option
(a)
'
in
changed to National Co.,
1966-1969____
Grace
exercise
shares
of
6.816,325
723,306
New York Central RR.
Kansas.
188, p. 1435.
$
$
3,743,687
taxes
charges—.
190, p.
later
was
Bend, Wis., on Nov. 4 pub¬
licly offered $1,500,000 of 5%, 51/4% and 5¥2% direct
obligation serial notes of St. Mary Hospital, Manhattan,
1959—9 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
taxes
operating
10,
table
of
merce
stockholders.—V.
24,615,764
14,677,943
Operating revenues-
190,
'-Deficit.—V.
(The) Nazareth Convent and Academy (A Kansas Cor¬
poration of Saint Joseph of Concordia)—Notes Offered—
B. C. Ziegler &
Co., of West
Commission—
$
income
which
1964-1966—__
to
directors
3,336
Feb.
operating
due
York,
upon
above
an
Va.—Files With
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Other
New
718,894
$8,591,475
6,477,231
selling
a
subsidiary, National'Radio
the design, manufacture and
notes
Aug.
the
The
to selling
Period End. Sept. 30——
Federal
Toy Co.,
payable
of
shares
$815,712
$1,047,926
420,693
*57,791
corporation on Oct. 28 filed a letter of notification with
EEC covering 9,000
shares of common stock (par 20 cents)
to
offered at the market, without underwriting.
proceeds
of
accoupt
$8,686,900
operating inc._:.
ry.
;
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$953,518
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
>
, and
on
Sept. 30,
restricted stock option
plan for 20,000 shares. If all of the 57,262 shares issuable under such
restricted stock options are sold, the number of shares
outstanding in
$3,468,064
2,652,352
The
The
Net
—V.
Railway oper.
Common stock (par $1)—
$3.60 no par cumulative preferred stock
1423.
and Exchange
from
revenue
$938,0E2
,
convertible notes due
Term
1959—9 Mos.—1958
Co. of Roanoke, Inc., Roanoke,
Securities
;
Authorized
will
Motel
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
operating rev!
operating expenses
Ry.
Leruer.
CAPITALIZATION
$2,196,825
742,361
$3,833,999
2,786,073
$70,485
$138,684
75,586
_
operating inc.—
ry.
^Deficit.—V.
the
Inc., which is engaged principally in
of .radio communications equipment for amateur
and related electronic parts and subassemblies.
ry.
operations
Wet
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Ry.
1959—Month—1958
$348,044
$414,042
277,559
275,358
revenue
operating
for
-
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
fly.
offered
were
,
vertible
Tiy.
shares
'
'
•„
to National Co., Inc. in 1232.
The company has one wholly-owned
shares
Monongahela
construction program and
purpose.—V. 190, p. 1526.
such
then
1959,
$2,198,219
779,451
/
■
40,000
National
name
1525.
p.
the
exercise
$283,062
71,352
City,- Utah.
tronic products for use in the missile industries.
The company was incorporated in Massachusetts
;
$231,211
Lake
Monday, November 9, 1959;-
.
•New Orleans & Northeastern
corporation,
opment relating to, and the design, manufacture and sale of electronic
products, including radio receiving and transmitting equipment for use
by industry and the government and other advanced technical elec¬
ry.
operations
Salt
Utah
a
BUSINESS—The company is primarily engaged in research and devel¬
1959,
Net
Net
Co.,
Co.,
1526.
p.
stockholder, Louis C.
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,653,067
$1,722,173 $14,961,237 $14,658,854
1,421,856
1,439,111
12,763,018 12,462,029
revenue
operating
Beverage
Dry
Parts
publicly offered 40,000 shares of common
at $11,875 per share.
This offering was
(par $1)
issuance
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
190,
Nov. 4
on
stock
*On
Monon.
-
Canada
Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered—H. Hentz
oversubscribed.
2787.
p.
post-1958
.
The funds will be used to finance in part the company's
to pay outstanding notes issued
time.
any one
for
Dry
business.—V.
& Co.
Lomasney & Co. as
agent for the owners thereof, Frank E. Armstrong, a director, and
3*at R. Caine and Robert B. Healey, who are said to have_ been closely
associated with the company; and the* remaining 2,500 shares will be
.sold by Landis, Feldman, Reilly and Akers through brokers.
The
company's principal business is. the manufacture- and sale ot
magnetic recorders. Of the, net proceeds of its sale oL debentures,
$150,000 will be used to liquidate loans from banks and factors as
well as trade accounts; $40,000 to pay for tools, dies and jigs -and
costs
of
engineering for the production of a new battery-operated
recorder; $125,000 to purchase an opening inventory of such recorders,
$40,000 for tools, dies and jigs, engineering costs and materials for
work
under a government contract;
$50,000 for new machinery and
related equipment and to make improvements necessary for an expan¬
sion of the company's products and facilities and a like amount for
advertising and promotion; and the balance for working capital.
sold
com¬
operations
29
SEC on Oct,
the
of
Intermountain
National
covering »600,000
of
10-vear
subordinated convertible
debentures due 1969,^ and
"30 000 outstanding shares of common stock. The debentures are to be
■offered for public sale at 100% of principal amount through
anq under¬
writing group headed by Myron A. Lomasney & Co., of New York, for
which a 14% commission is to be paid. The company also will sell to
Bomasney & Co. 20,000 common stock purchase warrants at one cent
per
warrant, the exercise price of the warrants to be supplied by
Witt,
other costs
Beverage Co. hold3 the franchise-for the bottling and
Dry soft drinks and flavors in the State of. Utah and at
the time of the acquisition, owned various operating assets
including
bottling equipment, trucks; bottles*, cases, and other assets necessary to
Brooklyn, filed a regis-
944 Halsey St.,
at
located
the
Canada
Exchange Commission
corporation
overhead and
reduce
sale of Canada
With
Machines Corp. — Registers
Business
Mohawk
This
stock,
outstanding
at
sale
Securities and
■
On
the Holding Company Act authorizing its
competitive bidding of $4,000,000 of
first
bonds, series due Dec
1, 1989;
order
giving interested persons until Nov. 23, 1959, to
hearing thereon.,-
and
mortgage
issued
to the
applied
has
Mo.,
City,
Jefferson
in
under
order
an
issuance
in order to
company
bottling operations of its subsidiary, Canada Dry Beverage
the company's operations in its plant facilities.
Sept. 23, 1958, the company acquired 155,000 shares, all of the
with
Co.,
Ibis
.
inc.__
1423.
(Continued
on page
48)
Volume
190
Number 5897
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1941)
:.-PAFV;S
Nameof "Company%■
■.<
tables.
In
nounced
a
Colonial
Divided announcements
the
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the current
second table in which
week.
Then
show
we
Stock
the payments
Common
Class
Per
of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
*
'
•
...
Name
When
Share
Sugar
<quar.)
Refineries,
Ltd.—
./f
A
fquar.r
5%: prEf.
Adams-Millis Corp.—
*15c
*.
,
Life
Quarterly
•
•
Income
Cone
of Rec.,
2
1-2
12-15
■
■
)"
(3-ior-i split, subject" to approval <»f stock-•
-holders
Advisers
Aetna
-11-20
dividend
(quar.i
.distribution
?%c
profits -p&yable
Allied
Finance
5%%
in cash
r
Co.,
net
.
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
11-
J 11- 2
<s-ai__
50c
:
-
___
preferred
Corp,—
11-27
11-10
11-1012-
4
Crum
12-
4
Curlee
12-23-11-25
$1.25
Co.—
Cement
Corp.,
1
1
12-15
American
Investment
Foreign
2-1
;
11-25
Common
(quar,)
preferred
Co.
12-10
11-25
12 %c
12-10
25c
(quar.)
12-1
1-1
30c
12-1
News
(
increased
40c
12-21
2-10
12-10
20c
12-15
11-20
Special
7%
preferred
10c
12-15
■
1
-
pfd.
40c
12-10
15c
(quar.)
——
$1.75
National Corp. (increased s-ai—+20c
Anheuser-Busch
(increased) ,
V
35c
■
—____
.
Metal
2%c
Products———______
Archer-Daniels-Midland
10%
clears
Louisiana
Co.
(quar,)_!.,_____-_
50c
(quar.)——,—___
Gas
stock
Two-for-one
West.
&
Atlantic
30c
split—.
Point
RR
City Electric,
5-%-- preferred
Powder
tquar.)
Products-
Avon
Extra
_■
,
(quar.)
—
(initial)
nets'
Metallic
Door
Co.
Co.
(N.
■
Corp.
&
New
of
Gas &
the
of
12-
1
Raynolds,
common
Diketan
\Dr.
11-30
12- 9
.11-23
12-
1
12-15
11-13
11-13
11-
v>w
Airplane
__
Eagle
11-20
Eagle-Plcher
Food
1-
4
12-
Co.
11-16
11-16
Electronic
1-15
1
12-15
12-27
approval
12-
1
11-21
10c
:—
11-12
12-
11-16
1
12-15
11-13
12-
11-
1
4
11-30
50c
12-15
60c
(increased quar.)___
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
12-
1
11-12
-,———-—— -
,
Extra'
5
11-10
11-
12-10
11-12
12-17
11-12
__a—a—
10c-
:
preferred (quar.)—
93%c
—
1-
1
1^-
4
1-
1
12-
4
Hill
preferred
.
' $1
(quar.)—,—
Union Gas
(quar.)
——
(2-for-l
Shoe
stock
split
stock
(Com. payment
9-16
11-24
Corp.,
$1.25
12-
1
11-13
Flshman
12-
1
11-13
Fittings
1-15
1-
4
Ltd.;
12-
Florida
1-
1
12-
Franklin
1-
1
12-
1-
1
11-12
12-
15c
12-15
1
11-12
12-
I.)
No
action
this
11-
10-25
1-
1
12-18
1
11-16
12-
1
11-13
12-
4
11-13
12-22
12-11
$1.50
1-
1
12-11
12-15
11-20
12-
11-12
12-15
12-
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-10
11-15
1
4
10-12
Dec.
1
flOc
12-
1
11-18
at
Acceptance Corp.
$1
General
General
General
Corp.
General
Instrument
Motors Corp.,
$5
Precision
General
(initial
4%
preferred
Corp.
Colonial
12-18
12-15
11-27
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred
4.75% preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.36%
preferred
5.38%
(quar.)
Bottling
Acceptance
(Cinn.)
Corp.,
Tire
Stockholders
Stock
Gorham
(quar.),
A____J
Great
5%
R.)
Lakes
1st
Lester
4
10c
12-31
12-
4
12-31
12-
4
12-
4
12-11
Guardian
from
net
from
net
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
7
7
11-16
Harshaw
1-
1
12-15
Hawaiian
11-30
11-10
11-10
%
12-1
12- 1
11-
5
11-
5
55c
12-31
12-28
12-
4
12-28
12-
4
12-15
11-16
12-28
11-16
67%c
—
1
11-23
10c
11-23
2%
12-28
11-16
50c
12-15
12-
40c
12-10
11-18
131 %c
12-30
12-
12-
11-13
$10c
1
5%
1
$1.90
11-20
11-
6
25c
common
;
pfd.
4
11-20
12-10
12-1
11-16
15c
12-10
11-6
50c
12-
11-20
1
-
11-30
l
12-31
12-
6
J$1
12-31
12-
8
37'/2c
1-
2
n_i6
12-16
ii_
2
$30c
(accum.)_;
/
12-10
ll-io
60c
____________
11-21
11-19
$1.25
12-
1
/15c"
12-
3
130c
12-lH
12
$1
'
.
12-1
11.13
*11-18
11-23
12-10
11-25
25c
11-25
11-13
62%c
11-30
1,1-13
:
Life
$1 50
1.
4
1
i2.ir
Insurance—
11
85c
12.
1
n_13
93d4C
12-
1
11-13
93%c
12-
1
preferred
$3.75
5%
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(1947
Company
(increased
(quar.)__ZZ
series)
quar.)
&
Co.
Machine
A
(Md.)
&
pfd.
Co.,
(s-a)
Z___
50c
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
common
Water
Oil
(One share
each
Miller
&
Missouri
(3-for-l
(stock
of
stock
62%c
Inc.
$1
partic.
class
Rubber
(2-for-l
Nov.
Tank
Monarch
Nalco
new
Inc.,
Chemical
12-14
11-1 a
1
11
$! 25
12_
1
"""""
*
(initial)—
dividend)
25c
12-15
11-20
25c
12-19
11-21
]
11-30
12-
1
11-17
$25c
12-
1
7
common
11-7
11-30
11-13.
25c
(initial)
(quar.)
12-1
$1
12-22
12-
2
45c
(quar.)
12-15
11-20
26%c
(quar.)
12-15
11-20
35c
12-10
11-20
7V2C
11-15
11-10
50c
12-10
11-17
35c
1-
4
12-16
11-30
11-16
50c
12-22
12-
$1
12-10
11-30
$1.50
Telephone Co.,
(Ohio)
(quar.) _1
England Lime (quar.)
Newfoundland
1- 9
12-31
for
com.
(quar.)
Light &
20c
preferred
1
11-30
12-
1
11-10
$$1.25
Co.
12-15
?50c
Power
12-
1
Ltd.—
(increased)
(quar.)
11-10
American
Investment
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com
1___,
!
20c
12-10
12- 1
20c
Engineering & Research (s-a)
Extra
6%
11-
$$119
(quar.)
common
12rl5
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
5%%
12
lt
1113
2%
•
com.
Quarterly
Nichols
11-23
11-30
i*>.
National Union Fire Insurance
(Pittsburgh)—
Common
a
10-22
30c
(F. C.) & Co.
National Dairy Products
(quar.)
National Standard, new com.
(initial)
Stock dividend (one additional
share
each 3 shares held)
6%
n-
10-30
34c
_
Nash
New
12-15
for
(accum.)
Corp.
preferred
Newark
1
2
18)
(stock
Products,
Munsingwear,
5%%
1-
11-16
11-13
(Ind.)
Machine Tool (quar.)
(Henry) & Co., Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
Finance
„7
11-27
10-30
~ "
(quar.)_
new
1X
2
split subject to approval of stock¬
holders
Mbhawk
A
Co.
1-
11-
split)
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell
(Robert) Co. Ltd.—
Mohawk
12_12
$1.50
dividend)—
Standard Oil Co.
held)
1
11-15
i2y2C
shares
55
Rhoades,
Utilities,
1
10
10
Messenger Corp.
(quar.)—
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (extra)
Middlesex
11
25c
conv.
preferred
12-
11.20
12-
~~
(quar.)
5%
12-15
35c
~
(quar.)___
12
I1I13
12-15
50c
Engineering Co.-
Tclepnone
li-iG
50c
___________________________
Meaaville
North
$2
(quar.)
Pineapple Co., Ltd.,
preferred A (quar.)
5%
12-
7%c
split)
Stores,
preferred
5%
1
year-end
gains)
20c
11-10
12 %c
—
$3.75
Motor
27%c
22%c
11-20
capital
6
11-16
1
,12-1.
11-16
Motor
11-23
realized
Chemical
11-
12-
1%
1
11-30
11-23
and
11-18
$25c
ii-
12-15
1-
income
6
55c
40c
1-
investment
11-
r
__ZZZZZZZ1ZZZ1
(CanadaI, Ltd.
Co.,
common___T___
$3.40
Morgan
4%%
2-26
12-
(10c
11-10
11-18
J2-3l
11-30
66c
40c
Inc.
11-20
1
4
54%c
Fund
2)2c
$1.50
,
—
12-
11-30
1-
5%
Mutual
11-16
12-15
3-16
12-15
12-15
Ltd.
1
'
preferred (quar.)
75c
74%c
4
(quar.)
Utilities,
RR.,
Department
$1.18%
1-
11-23
Gas
1
12-
$$1.12%
May
11-30
,
1
12-
50c
„4%%
12-15
shares
12-
12-12
11-16
25c
11-12
1-
(quar.)l
12-10
25c
12~.21
2-1
11-17
53%c
new
11-10
1
11-25
12-15
12-10
2- 1
(quar.)
Co.
1
1-
12-16
^3
15c
50c
(quar.)
12-
11-16
20c
933/4C
11-20
11-23
on
11-30
Massawippi Valley RyZ" (s-aZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'I
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.j__ $$1.37%
11-16
—
11-16
12-17
20c
(quar.)__'____
(quar.)_
(2-for-l
Corp.—
3-for-l
4
4
30c
(quar.T-~__Tr!^^rr2^5^^^^="
QlSly
12- 4
12-10
11-13
11-16
12-
12-31
10-31
1-
a
Champagne
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts
Indemnity
1
quar.)
split
l2-"l
12-
30c
6%
5
(quar.)
12-30
12-
12=31
1-10
Corp.*—
Noi'thern
40c
-
1-
Power
Great
Co.
Mfg.
5
(quar.)
12-15
,12-
$2
Central
12-
(increased
ll-°0
$20c
(R.
Marshall-Wells
11-
;
1
56c
(quar.)____
Shoes, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Corp., Ltd. (annual)
Maine
12-4
12-
25c
Mailman
Marion
12-18
20c
.—
Maguavox
4
4
(quar.)
^
'•
Life <fe Casualty Insurance
(Tcnn.) (qnar.)_
Loblaw, Inc.
(quar.).
Loews
(Marcus) Theatres, Ltd.
(quar.)„„
Extra
Maker
12-
4
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Brewing
4
1
11-20
12-
Engineering
McNeil
55c
approved
&
Co.
1-
12-
,
12-18
ioc
___
Extra
59%c
Rubber
&
Ltd.
common
12-22
12-
37%c
Mines,
12-15
12.
Sccord
11-
—______
preferred
12-24
10-30
6c
Wines
Steel
Maytag
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
1-15
63c
Co.,
Tourneau
12-15
—
11-12
12-15
4
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
G:) rncr (stock dividend),
Lee <H. D.)
Company, new common (initial 1
Leesona Corp.__
Le
11-16
12- 1
_—.—
(quar.)
&
dividend
(W.
5C
class
& Electronics
(quar.)
Lewis Machine Tool
11-10
3%
Laura
11-16
dividend
$1
(quar.)
(year-end)
Salle
15c
(resumed)
(quar.)
preferred
35c
com.
La
$1.25
com.
12-15
1
4
u
;
25c
—
2
1-
_
\
McCormick
'
—
2
1-
i_
4.80% convertible preferred
(quar.i
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co.
(quar.)__.
Kuudsen Creamery (quar.)____
Kress (S. II.) & Co.
(quar.)
25c
Products
30C
Machine,
Fibre
65c
4%
Common
60c
dividend
Coca-Cola
12-18
12-31
25c
:
Enquirer
Quarterly
Milling
Stock
12-31
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Equipment,
4.40%
Grace
quar.)_t
:
—
Cincinnati
Clopay
$1.06%
12-21
25c]
____—_—
Stock
$1.23
:
(quar.)
12-15
25c
$3
Goodyear
Machine-
11-20
11-20
Corp.
$4.75
Giddings &
&
4
11-20
11-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—
11-20
preferred
Keycs
—
pfd.
1-
34c
(quar.)_____
_'
Gold
-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
■
$1.12%
—
Land
Kerr-Addison
60c
series
$3.75
12-10
12-18
12-
12-15
Corp. (quar.)_
Gas Corp. (stock dividend)
Gerber
12-31
1- 1
12-15
$1.12%
Foods
12-12
common
;____Z[______
—
;
•
12-
$0.7945
(quar.)"
common
Organization (quar.)
County
—
—
voting
America
12-12
Extra
linterimi______
(quar.)
__
Kent-Moore
Midwest
!
(quar.)
convertible
2
$1
11-16
1
5
1
(Pa.)—
(quar.)
preferred
60c
2
44c
12-
preferred (qdar.)
—28%e
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.) common—__
25c
preferred (quar.)____—_____
75c
1-
New
Light,
=
11-30
6%
1-
,
11-30
12-15
4%%
Gas
SI.75
stockholders
11-
12-15
3%
2
12-
11-25
12-15
(quar.)
com.
2
2
11-16
$30c
1——,——
dividend
12-
1-
time
Cincinnati
__
Ciass
&ubo.,'
(Julius)
Stock
10-29
60c
(quar;)j
Extra
Common
12-
tl8%c
12-1
10)
2
1
11-16
5c
(quar.)
2
12-
Co.—
Rivet
A
1-
2
11-30 "
W '•
Garfinckel
ll^sc
4.92%
class
1-
1-
2
Funds—
$2.98
J31J/4C
11-
$1
(quar.)_____
f$i
1
11-16
10c
(quar.)
t$1.25
12-
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
11-13
split of each of the five series of
subject
to
share¬
approval
of
7%
Chicago
&
Marshall-Wells
.
10-30
15c
___
—
(quan)—,
(quar.)
1-
11-17
12-
1$%^
,
2nd pfd.
conv
1
12-15
45c
preferred
A
12-
12-15
17%c
General
t$1.10
11-27
34%c
common
Custodian
holders
1
12-
12-15
5%
2
approval
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
10-31
$60c
(quar.)_—
Telephone Corp.,
6%%
to
12-31
12%c
\___
—
9
11-16
12-
(year-end)
12-16
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service, common
Two-for-one split on com. shares
subject
11-16
22 %c
■
12-
payment
11-20
1
31%c
4
common
1-11
1
\
2
on
1
4c
1-
taken
2-
1212-
4
1-
pfd. (quar.)
11-14
11-28
85c
Inc.
11-17
'
•
•
;
1
1
50c
f$2
8%
12-
12-
12-10
I6V4C
$20c
Ltd.,
12-21
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5%%
preferred (quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
(quar.i
11-13
1
38%c
%
(quar.)___
preferred
Laclede
clgs^A (s-a):
series
funds
9-18
10c
Oil Cos.,
12-15
(quar.)
11-12
11-30
12-
40c
preferred (quar.)
Kawneer Company
11-20
30c
shares.
Fund
preferred
(2-for-l
4%
——
11-20
Y,)-—
Co.
Co.,
2nd
1-
10c
(initial),
5
12-15
(quar.),
common
Flintkote
$4
25c
Gas
12-10
1-
11-16
1
11-23
11-23
of
Power—
5%
Kern
50c
1957\series
i.M. H.), Inc.
$4.50
45c
:
:
Inc.
(J.
Power
4%'<.
Kerite Company
30c
(N.
dividend
12-
1
Gregg
&
Capital
12-
tile
'quar.)
preferred
preferred
4%
&
(quar.)
Royal Dutch Airlines
12-15
Corp.—
Southern
Stock
1
25c
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd., 75c class A (quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine Co. Ltd.,
com
5%
Light
preferred
Fireman Mfg.
10-30
12-1
.
;
(quar.i.
4.80%
10-29
11-16
(quar.i
(initial
preferred
Common
Canada
Case
Common
2
1-30
5%
Formk
preferred
Fidelity
Canada
A
income plus a distribution
realized security profits)
from
Electric
12-31
30c
the
First
30c
•
11-13
12-15
________
11-13
J25c
(quar.)
dividend
Class
12-15
12-15
Nickel Bridge (Val
Lanes, class A (Initial-qu&r.i
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5%j% preferred:,-,-,Federal Sign & Signal
New com. (initial-quar.)
Stockholders approved a two-for-bne split
General
(increased s-a)„
(quar,)
Liquid
Canadian
12-15
$37 Vac
(quar.)
General
Cameo,
2
1-15
$25c
Fair
11-13
20c
(initial)
common
(quar.)„__
Falconbridge
11-13
$1.25
preferred (s-a)
Dry Dock, Ltd., class A (quar.)_:
Stock
1-
stockholders
dividen^i
Cee
1
'
—
com.
Faber
1
11-25
°
—
Burrard
ink
vestment
Lucky Lager
1
*
California
(quar.i
Freight System <quar.)__
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—
•i Investors Stock Fund. Inc. (8%c from in30c
11-16
12-21
v
$40c
$17%c
______
Battery
Coi^.
cony,
12-
omitted at this time)
new
90c
12-
55c
(initial)
——,
Gold Dredging, Ltd.
to
Assistance Corp.
Erie Resistor
1-
split)—
—
com.
common—
on
5c/c
preferred (quar.)
Brunswig Drug (quar.)
Buffalo-Eclipse—
California
1
22.
___
1-
a$0.084
———
subject
Dec.
(quar.i
Business
?$1.18
rets
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, new
Bros,
12-
11-19
11-
12-10"
15c
(quar.i
12-15
12-15
50c
1
10c
Ltd.
KLM
12-
$1.50
-
] 11-10
.J.2-10"
12-21
Kansas
11-25
:
-
11-10
|65c
12-15
55c
Equity Corp., $2 convVpfd. (quar.
Erdman, Smock, Hosley\& Reed—
Class
A
(initial)
t68c
t53%c
t63c
—
—
British Petroleum Amer. dep.
Butler
;
_
12-28
15c
:
12-15
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
(quar.C0c
35c
Special
Ennis
t$l
—1
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—1,;
6%
_
11-20
1
~
,
.
1
12-28
•.
1-
l2%c
11-16
15c
(quar.i
""
1-^1
Iron
14c
split
Storkge
i51c
——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Burnhain
11-16
11-16
1
15c
Co., Ltd., common
A,
class
4%.%
preferred
Inc.,
1
1
12-
,11-13
12-1
40c
■
'
3%
(quar.i
on
(Pap^r)
Eddy
of
11-10
Columbia Electric Co.—
Bullock's
1
11-17
Corp. of North America, Ltd,—
,
preferred (quar.) .id—sr:—— '
J62%c
preferred (quar.)
1
$68%c
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd.—
American deposit rets, ordinary
a$0.08587
Brandywine Racing Assn.
10c
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
J30c
$2.90 preference
(quar.)
t72%c
Bristol-Myers Co:, common
(interim)
20c
Bulolo
12-
1
25c
Motor
12-
50c
Centers-
Two-for-one
4
12-1
5Vz%
(3-for-l
Interstate
tktra
Extra
Electrolux
___
5%
Brown
11-20
1
12-
70c
Hosiery Mills, 6%~ pfd. A (quar.),^
of America, $1 pfd. (s-a)__
11-18
Bowater
Brooklyn
Enginwring Corp.
12-
34 Vic
Dynamics Corp.
Electric
————
Co.
dividend
43/i%
Interstate
12-
20c
u^uesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh
Durham
11-25
—
Oil Co.——
4rU
Interprovincial Building Credit,
8
25c
dividend)
12-
5
Ltd.—
;
—
12-
Inc.—
(stock
11-5]-
$1.25
of Canada,
Quarterly
1
0%. preferred (quar.),,,,
Co.
(incrcased-quar.)
Chemical
12-10
—-—•——r—.30c,
(increased)
20c
2%c
(quar.)—.
25c
2%
Ha'.haway
Boeing
4%%
...
1
Co, (quar.),,.
11-
':^-l-15
'*
(quar.)___
_________________
11-26
12-
•
45c
held
inc;r<fc'30c
1
12-
Emery IndustriesVquar.)
Empire State Oil (Annual)
(quar.)___^
Bishop
3%%
shares
common
12-
"12-18
9
split
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
Extra
British
11-16
12-15
quar.),
12-15"
4
11-14
i
(quar.)__—
12-15.
>1.12 %
Industries,
12-
5c
—
—
two-for-one
a
shares
Rac,k> Show
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.
Stock
10
Co.,
/
■
11-14
57%c
1
12-15
(quar.)
(initial
Laboratories
Pepper
Dover
12-15
Building & Equipment (incr.-quar.)35c
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co. (N. Y. )-—
/
Quarterly
—--———t-r
—
60c
Berkshire
*'
(quar,)'
■>
11-16
-
1-
60c
dividend)
International Nickel Co.
25c
^
12-31
Bank
Belding
common
(stock
from capital gainsi
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.'
(New York)
(quar.)
9
12-15
i
Extra
11-20
Electric-
approved
common
Baltimore
vestment
America—
preferred
conv.
(Stock
Stockholders
$45c
'
11-
11-25
25c
(quar.):
*
11-16
'
•
ar¬
(quar.)
Y.)
•
$2
27%c
20c
—
•
Baltimore
each
Water
preferred 'A
Iowa
Supply
25c
60c
"
_____
(initial)
new
Atlas Corp.,
Atlas
share.for
5%
Co.,
1-
25c
Z.III
(quar.)',
(quar.)
12-15
1
11-30
12 %c
(year-end)____
payment
'•>.
d:
'
,
<quar.),__,„_„
'
Atlanta
1-
11-23
$1.12%
;
(This
11-30
.
Andian
Arkansas
11-16
common
11-13
$1.25
preferred B (quar.)____________:_," :$l.06V4
Institutional Shares Lta—
Institutional Insurance Fund (10c from in- "
'
12-18
Co.,
11-17
12-10
11-30
-4%%
12-18
2%
Extra
11-20
-
)
One
1-1
——;
12-3
40c
'(quar.)
Inc.
1
12%c
20%
Mills,
>
95c
Co.
Breaker
1
•
12-18
—
'preferred
Indianapolis
12-15
common
preferred
Dentists'
11-20
3-1
American Radiator-&Standard Sanitary—
Common
10-30
$9
Dahlstrom
Devoe
12-11
$1.31%
$1.12%
______
11-16
12-22
(quar.)
Circuit
]
12-30
(quar.)
'
Mortgage Corp. (Ontario)—
Peanut
I
12-
:
•
$1.12%
:
Indian'Head
11-16
1
1
10c
(quar.)
Candy
1
12-
50c
dividend
Engineerings
$1.25
(quar.)____
preferred
12-
12-
25c
(increased)______
12-
'
11-12
dividend
v4.60%
(quar.),j
common
12-21
-12-21
-
v
1
11-30
____
11-1
(quar. ) Co.
(quar.),——_—___■
American Metal Climax, common
.11-16
10c
Development
—
11-16
12-1
Co.'Inc., *$2 pfd. (quar.)
Seal
preferred
4%%
11-18
Illinois—
of
12-1
12-
12-1',
100%
preferred
(Tom)
-Stock
1-8
12-10
tlOc
'
11-23
*
12-21
11-13
:jlOc
rears)
1-8
2-1
30c
(quar.)__
25c
37%c
(reduced)
Power
&
4%%; 1st
11-30
,
11-13
12-10
'
'
*
ll-ld
'
"12-21
15c
.
nonvoting' \
stock)
"
Huston
11-13
11-30
in
Hoiatit
1
15c
Lighting & Power (quar.)__
& Industries, common
(quar.)__
Quarterly
11-30
12-
50c
Foods
ITE
1
Forster ^textra)
Curtiss
1
11-30
.
$1 preferred
12-15
30c
&
American
1-
12-
25c
Stock' dividend
11-10
20c
quar. t
American
5%%
Cuno
11-27
12-1
12-15
A
series A
Huron &. Erie
75c
Clothing,
4%%
11-30
*
&
Stock
-
11-20
\
$1.25
B
12-5
12-15
(quar.)
com.
"5%
"75C
Extra
11-25
-$1.62%
preferred (quar.) '
American Greetings Corp., class A
Hunt
11-12
(quar.)____
$1 dividend preferred A (quar.)
'Craftman. Insurance Co.
(Boston)-
12-28
V
I
Rubber
Houston
11-16
1
(quar.K,,,.:—
-.,-$$1.50
Paper Board Products (quaf.)_^_„
25c
& Reynolds Corp,—-:
Crown'Cork
-11-18
-12-23
30c
w--
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
Arcadia
•*
-12-28
-
quar.i
preferred (quar.)!
preferred «quar.)
;—__
4Va%
common
(quar,)
G(f : pref.
10c
$1.02
1st
Class
,
Cbrroon
25c
_
<quar.)
(increased
12-is:
7
12-
12-15'
'
,'
(payable
(quar.)
Mfg. : (year^endi
12-
When
Payable 0) Rec:
.
—_—___—25c
dividend
preferred
Hoskins
12-3 L
(quar.)
^
Cornell"
25c
(quar. >___
common
Aggregates
American
-
11-25
11-25
2
4%%
Publishing Co.,-Ltd.—
Common,
-
•:
Common
2nd
11-25
-
30c
fquar.i
•■
preferred.
American
6%Co
"12-31
-
—s$1.31%
^
.
4.08%
1
Varnish,
; Extra
-
12-15
-11-16
--$25c
1
Mfg.,
•
«
36c
11-16.
25c
-.Extra
25c
Laboratories,' Inc.
Extra
5%
<■
-11-18
\
11-16
1
tlOc
Copp dark
11--6-
.v- $1.25
■
-quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
-
11-30
-:
•'**'
security
stock-:
or
common
preferred
Kid
"Allied
i'
»
_
from
"Albany;*? Vermont RR.———.
Algoma Steel,* Ltd. ^quar.-)w_^^v»->^_-i-_^-
'Allied
11-20
/
1
12-
10%
■■
Special
'
16c
••.
•
_______
Securities, class A
Fund,"Inc.—•.
&
preferred
B
class
V- 50c
(quar.)
Share
,
,
25c
class
Stock
10-30
12-
22%c
•
lyear-end)—5c
Extra
11-13
'
20c
Paint
$3
New
20c
Extra
Cook
.
1
11-27
Payne
Extra
11-12
20c
-Year-end
-
12-
<5:
Oil Corp. (quar,)__^_„_____:____
'
Company, new class A—'
Hoover
6.
;
;
(Chicago)
.
'
■
•
.
Affiliated
--
\%
■early, next.-year-i
Fund,
•
11-
11-25
Per--
?
*
Honolulu
11-14
1
5C
fquar.li.,,.,
12-10
1-
1
12-
(Louisville)—
Consolidated Textile Mills, Inc., 5%pfd, (s-a)
Continental Assurance Co.
12-10
12-
12-
13c
4
-
$$1.25
12-22
•
».
Helmerich
35c
Fund
Insurance
•
5%:
,
] V]
Name of Company
'T
1
fl5c,
•
„
Mills
Stock
1-
(quan>,^,-_^
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)__,^__,_
4%
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
.-
-
>
$30c
.
-
Ltd.
12;
12-22
Commonwealth Stock Fund26c
Holders
Payable
i'<
......
,
—C
'
;
7%c
Elevator
Enterprises,
Commonwealth
previ-r
1
When - "Holder*
Share ' Payable at Rec
18
(quar.
'*
Milling
Commonwealth
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Stone
6z
dividend
Colorado
Combined
follow with
we
Sand
9
12-10
12-
35c
343/»c
37%c
12-19
12-19
12-19
H-30
11-30
1
Northwestern National Life Insurance (Minn.)
Increased
Norwalk
90c
(s-a)
Tank Co., class A & B
(stk. divid.)
11-11
10-30
2%
12-15
11-30
•■
10
;
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
15s
12-11
12- 4
40c
$1.1E'A
4.40% preferred (quar.)
—________
$1.10
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.05
^•4.08%
preferred (quar.)i—'
$1.02
Oregon Portland Cement Co., class A
20c
12-10
12- 1
12-1
12-1
12- 1
12-15
11-13
11- 9
11- 9
11-9
11- 9
11-16
~~2%
(quar.)
40c
12-15
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
11-16
11-13
Stock
11-13
11-13
12- 3
Walgreen
*■
Name
of Company
Ltd. Amer. shares Ordinary
(Equal to $2.10 less South African tax)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Olilo Power Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
O'okiep Copper,
Stock dividend
Tail
$3.60
preferred
$4.40
Ox
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Fibre
Cacific
(Minn.)
Co.,
Power
Brush Co.
com.
90c
$1.10
40c
••_.———_
(quar.)
65c
12-1
25c ./ 11-19
Corp. (increased):—
Pacific Employers Insurance (increased)____
Paton
•
Ltd.,
Mfg.,
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Insurance
Pato Consolidated -Gold
(quar.)—___
60c
Dredging, Ltd..
11-13
11-27
12-15
tlOc
430c
'
common
(s-a)
,
——*35c
Utilities Investment Co.—
New
common
(initial-quar.)___
\
27'Ac
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.) ——
50c
Peoples Telephone (Pa.) common (quar.)—
$1
'4'A %
preferred
$1
Pepper (Dr.) Co. (see Dr. Pepper Co.)—
Peppercll Mfg.
(quar.)
75c
Perfex Corp., 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.12(2
Peter
1%
U.
preferred
•
(extra)—
11-15
12- 1
?Preferred B
(Mass.)
50c
75c
12-10
12-10
Peed
Tile
12-
Peheis
Peliable
AVz%
Arms
Co.
Co.,
•
'
11-25
12-
12-15
10c
12-15
Pio
Grande
Voting
Pitter
11-30
Finance
B
'5Va%
$1 .class
Ross
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Tool,
Gear &
12-15
-
12-15
«afway
4c
12-14
'
(Com.
fialada
payment
(Sawhill
'
omitted-at
Shirriff-Horsey,
Tubular
Stock
IBcovill
Ltd.
Fund,
11-30
>11-30
1
1
11-30
Cierra
Cimonds
Civyer
•
Saw
Steel
&
Steel
1
12-15
C14
Tools
Couthern
Shoe
Cpiegel,
Inc.,
$4.50
6%
Stock
1951
preferred
preferred
Control
Mills,
Oil
4%
(one
11-16
dividend.
Fuel
Co.
Common
11-27
11-16
1-4
12-21
of
Preferred
(quar.)
to
(stock
International.
,
com.
11-16
12— 1
.12- 5
11-1G
12-
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
12-
;
1
11-15
11-10
American
Chain
American
Electric
American
Enka
com.
&
11-25
12-10
(quar?)
\
5%
>11-12 "
12-10
1
11-
12-
1
;
1
11-13
Best
12-11
12-
6%
12-31
12-
6%
preferred
preferred
12-11-
11-18
12.io
11-1 q
""Two-for-orie
American
-
12-
1
11-20
10-27
11-16
10-23
62'Ac
12-15
12-
45c
12-10
35c
12-18
12-
12-18
1211-
12-15
11-30
5c
11-15
12-23
12-
12-
4
>
itu2
12-11
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
1
11*16
;
12-1
H-17
American
Meter
Co.
'll-20
10-16
Nepheline,
Pipe
American
Potash -&
Common
(quar.)
American-Saint
.12-1
50c
(s-a)
?3c
lc
?_
(quar.)
.Chemical
=
12-15
-.12-15
42c
12-15
30c
>
.
_____
-11-16
11-20
V
:
Texas
income)
Producing (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. fquaj-.)
-5c
__
i5c
.
•
Stock
dividend.
'
5%
Paper Box Co., Ltd
Markets Inc., com.
conv.
__I
preferred
L_
•
(quar.)
:■
Bearing
}o12
in
19"
j2c
25c
12-15
(increased)
m
Packing
Tokheim
Toronto
Corp.
(extra)
12-15
1
2
2
Tvlon
-
12
12-
o
12-10
(quar. )__^__
& Cable,
Troy & Greenbush RR.
United
United
B
Electric
Coal
Industrial
InsUrance
of
-(quar.)__
Amerlca
Sxtra
j
u_30
^
12-1
i2.10
12.15
11^Q
12"14
12- 4
10c
12_14
12_
40c
-
4
12.10
11_24
15c
11.30
jj-^2
12.
.12-
1
11-16
12-1
11-16
11-
..
$1
6
11-17
11-
11-17
11-
11-30
11-
-
25c
Co.,
$3
participating
Participating
'Argo Oil
Stock
Fund
Co.
common
11-16
10-23
60c
12-
1
11-19
1-
2
12-
25c
1-
1
12-21
11-15
10-31
36c
(quar.)
12-
11-17
12-
11-17
12-
11-17
$1.06%
1-
2
12-15
$1.40
1-
2
12-15
■>
.
35c
,
12-
1
11-13
12-15
2'/a%
12-15
11-13
11-14
10-31
75c
12-19
12r 5
8c
11-12
10-21
17»/aC
—
11-15
10-31
12-15
12-
(from net ln-
25c
—
from
!
,
,
25c
"
12-15
12-
.
12-
1
1
11-20
1
-:1 87'/a C -1-2-60
12-
?
investment
13c
——
11-27
10-30
2
15c
41-16
"7'Ac
1-1-60
12-15
7'Ac
4-1-60
3-15
25c
..11-16
-,
.
11-
11-
2
'
12-
3
10-26
30c
-12-
1
11-13
30c
12-28
12-
25c
12-
11-10
^5 %
preferred (quar.)'
(quar.)
-70c
——_
12-
r1
•
—
Corp.—
-
a
stock
of-class B
distribu-
for
each
Company
(Charles)
(quar.)
1
1
Co..-
stock
Company,
1
I
preferred * (quar.)
Forge Cc.
Fund
11-12
Standard
•
12-11
11-12
f25c
12-
10-20
I
10-28
12-
1
11-17
12-
'25c
11-17
11-25
11-12
77c
(quar.)—^
common
1
35c
11-27
11-
6
12-1
11-
2
$1.25
;
;
;
*
30c
.12-
1
11- 2
-
$1
•12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
$1.12'A
12-1
11-
2
preferred
preferred
Byers
Terminal
(A.
Byllesby
M.)
5%
1
—1
(quar.)
$1.05
,
Buildings- Co.——
Co.
(H.; M.)
preferred
15c
11-17
32c
11-16
12-11
1-2-60
11-
6
11-
2
-
—
(fcxtra)— 1—
——
35c
12-
1
11-16
10c
—
^
&
TlEc
12-
7
11-
15c
11-30
6
11-13
Co. .(Del.)—
31 %c
12-
1
11-13
20c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
5
12-15
12-
4
12-15
12-
4
11-16
10-30
»
California
California
<
Stock
Electric Power .(quar.)
Ink
(quar.)——1
dividend
California
__1_
7
11-12
—
-(quar.)
•
11-10
12-11
.
split-.
common
1
(quar.)
i.1
Eurlington Steel Co.,- Ltd.- (quar.)__
:
'Burndy Corp, (quar.)—
Burry Biscuit Corp.—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
—1—
11-10
12-
—_
11-10
12-
•__•
87 AC
11-10
12-
1
t
30c
,
f
tion of two shares
Bush
30c
4
$1.18%
I
Bush Terminal Co
-
(quar.)
11-16
12-21
2
6V4c
"
12-.T
1-1-60
2
75c
(N. d.y for each share held)___i
Argus Corp. Ltd.,
11-16
year.
Brass'Corp.
approved
2
430c
;
of
1
;
Distillers
11-
(quar.)
share
6
12-
$5
Buffalo
•
(quar.)__(one
11-
—
Taunton
Gas, "
"-*
preferred" (quar.)—
'
Corp.
dividend
Gil Co.
1
3-1-60
..
50c
(quar.)
11-
25c
•
6
12-
1
1
11-16
common
preferred
8
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
12-
1-13
2-
1.
(initial quar.)
;.
(quarterly
■—
15c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
A
(quar.)
;■
.:
Farms
12-22
1-31-60
".25c
2 Vac
(quar.)___
8
12-
(quar.)—
&
'Two-for-one
11-16
common
9
2-
95c
Budd
11-16
:
11-
20c
(quar.)
Bruriswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
2
1
Corp.,
1
1
3-1-60
$1.06%
;
1
4%%
1
Electric
12-
12-
15c
__j._
common
4.20%
12-
b
5
11-16
$1.05
11-10
12-
Post Products Inc. (quar.)
11-
1
12-15
14r
common
12-
37'/2C
Class
12-
15c
—
(quar.)—
fiscal
12-11
11-
11-16
IT Vac
'
6%c
11-24
343/BC
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)—:
Anderson
15c
$1.18%
tquar.)-.—
12-15
11-16
11-16
.—J?
—
;
12-28
15C
1
20c
60c
>
11-16
12-
'
—
20c
(quar.)
10-16
1
(quar.)
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
1
4%
preferred (quar.)_L,__
1
11-16
1
11-30
3
.12-
??:;50c
the
income)
Aluminum
Bruning
•
6
'-$1
11-
10-15
Bruce >(E.-L.)
2
6%
Anchor
5c
common..
Light,
JBurlington-Industries,
tax
r
11- 2
12-
30c
25c
Inc
Bullock
^
common
i
12-1
450c
__
—
(quar.)
Brooks,
$3;80
3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
11-13
T
?$7
_
10-30
11-15
\
$1.75
'
preference
Co.
"
*
.11-10
S' 15c
$1.37'/a:
.
(quar.)——
11-13
'r'
11-16
f
(N. J.)—
>
Foundries
11-20
/
5'/2%
r
.Arden
17c
10c
40c
(quar.)
American Water Works,
n_i6
10c
fquar.)_AT
-12-
.
11-13
$L75
(quar.)
Corp.
Co'
15
25c
A (quar-'
Tobacco
11-20
12
(reducedi5c
^rcSs°B&r?uaftVPa ) class
(quar.)
Class
12-10
12
t10c
(s-a)
Steel
American
11-20
}_
3iy4C
31'/4c
Smelting. & Refining Co. "• (quar.)
American
4
.....
Brockton
>
;_
,witlihplding .South Africa dividend
a
11-20
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
Brown-Forman
American-South African Investment Co.," Ltd.
;:-From 'ordinary
inoome, subject to 7'/2%
12"!
•'12^ 4
10c
Elevators, Ltd. (quar.)
TWangle Conduit
non-cumulative
12-4
15c
1
'•
2
12-
•? 12-15
Common '1 resumed1)
7%
15c
$1.60 .>12- 1
"
-
(60c
;
Shipbuilding Co.
l,
30c
Tobin
Seating Co
American
6-10
>■
'
12-
>$1
,
iron
1-
>3iv4c
.
;
q
1
3?
series)
^5% conv pfd. series B (quar.)
Roller
Timken
(quar.)
7-1-60
12-11
common share ?hcld -i—_——
Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co.-(quar.)
11-12
$1.25
>
v
Gobairi Corp.:—
prior, preferred
American
.
:
(initial
'11
l?.i«i
35c
"
.
-5%
,
American
""SS?B?SA«""«•>--=•,
Thompson
11-2
•'
Gulf
Tliorofare
11-30
&
Tobacco,
5.60%" "preferred
11-30
^11-
10-30
'2r!o
>-
,
'
Brockton Edison Co., 6.40%
11-30
.
12-17
1- 6
1-1-60
Quarterly •
^.z__
:l
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)__
>
71c
Co.
Stockholders
30c
i
with
preferred
income) '
11-30
12-15
-
;
.'41-16
2% 4
5%
com.
dividend—
Bros.
Eourjois, Inc.
Corp.—
.____
$4-preferred (quar.)
?
'.$5'special preferred-(quar.)
;
;
Ltd.
Construction-
20c
480c
-
(quar.)—
Power
'
,
American
>
>
(quar.)______
v Quarterly
_
11-23
.
$1.12 V2
;
6"
7
.
(quar,)
line
in
BowL-Mor
(quar.).:
•
Fisheries Corp., common (qUarJ—_
Borg-Warner' Corp., "3'/2%" preferred (quar.)
11-25
9
6
12-28
'
(quar.)—;
common
Steel Corp.,
Hills
Boston
12-10
11-.
1-15
of
Booth
1
11-
12-31
12.22 "
12-
11-27
'
'
investment
Bohn
10-20
12-22'
32 Vac
lis1,
; 5c
11-20
•11-11
11-
15c
Company (quar.)
Bobbie
,
>12-
100^
12-18
11-27
3%
'/'E'xtra
(initial)
split
1
preferred
13-31
'
———
Ltd.—
Blue.Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.
11-13
$1.50
11
425c
1
$1.50
12-1
$0c
12-
Co.,
preferred
6%
11-13
1
16 %c
30c
n
10-31
$1,50 1-15-60
"? 5c
——
—l—
Blaw-Knox
Bloch
10-31
50c
40c
Foundry—
11-30
-
preferred (quar.),
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4y4% preferred (quar.)_
5.60% preferred Xquar.)_.
6
30c
;
&
&
7%
Stock
*
Machine
common
11-16
$5
•
4.75%
4
11-27
25c
\
11-16
:
4.20% ' preferred
4
75c
(quar.)_
(increased)—____
1
.1—
—
pfd.
common
4
12-1
_i.
Bag Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
Black
4
2%
;
11-4
12-
paid for a two months'
period in order to get the quarterly rate
11-12
(stock
11-30
12-18
This payment was
American -Maize-Products Co.—
*
1-18
10-30
12-
Billups Eastern Petroleum Co
1
12-11
;
,t
■i'
11-20
431'Ac
(quar.)i_^._^._-
Bibb Manufacturing, new com.
1
50c
(quar.)
>
>25c
(increased)___!—
&
preferred
back
.
1-15-60
>
—
(quar.)
Shoe Corp.,
S.)
Bethlehem
».
3%c
1
Products-Corp., (monthly)_,_
11-16
11-10
from
(quar.)
Bros.
5%
11-13
1
12-11
(increased-quar.)
American Hospital Supply
American Ice Co.—t
& Chemical
Co.,
Howell
Bemis
11-13
12-
112-
,
2'Ac
Corp.
Home
12-15
11-30
25c
-
dividend
4'/4%
6
Co., Inc.
Hardware
American
5c
435%c
preferred (quar.)_l:
preferred (quar.)_„
4%
Bell &
G
/ll-
25c
;
5
10-10
10c
preferred
4%
11-20
Inc.—
12-4
11-30
———,—,
Common
••
12-18
11-30
::
Dryer Corp.
11-20
1U6
.
———
;
—
11-T5
5
1-1-60 ■
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-23
12-15
25c
Paper Co.,
(quar.)_!_——_—
Mills,
Beck- (A.
10-30
12-
12-
.S^
(quar.)
11-10
11-13
3c
4%%. preferred (quar.)
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common..:
11-13
425c
-
Stock
11-13
,
456c
______
11-
ll-Ifi
11-4
4'/2c
'
—;
6%, preferred
(J.); & Sons
A
Beaunit
11-13
12-10
20c
Cable
profits & lc
Corp? (quar.)—
Bearings, Inc. (Del.) (quar,)—
10-26
12-10
30c
Class
10-26
11-25
..
93 %c
12-30
1-15
11-
11-4
12-11
10c
Baystate
12-22
25c
(quar.)_
11-16
12-10
12-11
?
(quar.)__
Inc. (Minn,)-—
dividend
Stock
i.
10-30
11-16
87Vsc
Power
Piano,
Bathurst Power
10-23
1-20
37'Ac
(quar.)___
Shares,
Year-end
American
approval of stockholders).
holders Jan. .21, I960..
Texas Fund (from investment
2
12-11
__T——r_——;
"A"—
(annual)
Bastian-Morley
11-13
>
12-1
22'Ac
-
S
Inc.—
1
50c
—
10-30
11-17
50c
(quar.)
Business
American
-Quarterly of 8'Ac from net investment inc.
and 62'Ac from long-term
capital gains.
2-for-l split subject to
.approval of stock¬
11-
$1
preferred-——_
(Tulsa)
(quar.)——
Barry Controls,' Inc., class A-* Class
B —:—______
Bayless (A. J.)-Markets (quar.)_
11-15
•
12-10
25c '
412'Ac
■
11-27
>
12-
50c
$2.50
„
Barber-Ellis
(Canada)
Ltd. (extra) ________
Barber Oil Corp.-(Stock dividend)—
Stock
dividend
4
90c
dividend)
American Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
(.Quarterly
62'Ac
.
:_____
Bankers Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
"t America
-
4
12-
2%
Extra
subject
1
"50c
•
tquar.)——!_
_———
securities
preferred
Bancroft
12-17
12-24
12-1
-
(quar.)i___
9
93%c
(quar.)
———
,1- 4
12-54
11-16
37'Ac
Co.
net
Properties,
Baldwin
11-18
1
12-
from
Baltimore Paint
r
8%c
preferred
New
(2-for-l- split
1-
11-17
$1
17 %c
non-cum
Insurance
%hr preferred
11-18
35c
(quar.)____
11-20
11-13
(Conn.)
/r
5%%
10-30
5
$1
com.
Life
Baker
10-23
,
75c
11-
12-18
Co.
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
:
5%*.preferred (quar.)__£—L.
Bankers Insurance Co. of Florida—
11-13
>
11-16
—
investment
incomeil^
Ayshlre Collieries
-
11-27
"
12-15
"
11-13
12-
25c
-
(quar.)
11-20
____
dividend)
(quar.)
non-voting
Atlas
v'
$1.05
(quar.)
12-10
87Ac
Television-Electronics Fund,
•
A
(quar.)__
Co.
12-15
.-
A
Avco Corp. .(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund
6
11—30 "A. 11-16
$1.15
12-10
12-15
11-
12-1
__.1_.1_-_">
common
12-18
preferred (quar.)
12-1
—_______
30c
24c
$1.37^2
. >$4
-''$4
(qua
;35c
^
11-13
12-10
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
12-14
1
' 10c
(increased quar.)____
America,
American
Taylor
class
(Out of investment income)
American Can Co. (quar.)
stock
(D. A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)____
Cunshine Mining (quar.)__,
Tampa Electric
12-
.
(quar.)____
Canada, Ltd.—
of
American Furniture
_1
v«tock dividend
12-, 1
$4
,
Brass,Foundry '<(quar,)____?_—_______'
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
Aurora Plastics (Initial)——.
11-16
(quar.)'
11-20
i5C
jBtetson (John B.) Co., 8%
—
(quar.)—
5%- preferred (s-a),.—
Refining (quar.)_
14 4
12-15
:
B
8%
-
etuart
11-13
$1.31%
35c
<quar.)_;—
11-27-
A
American
11-12
-
10-30
1
,
11-10,
15c
Bakeries
Class
11-16
'70c
(increased-quar.)
10-30
1
4
-Mi 4
.
$1T2'A:
?>' 40c
(quar.)______
Airlines,
Class
Standard
-
1
12-
55c
Line RR.r com.
12-11
—___
preferred
American
11-20
11-27
25c
1
1212-
'
—
—
(quar.)
common
Coast
.
for
40c
5%
and class A
Atlantic
.750
Cement
first preferred
3'A %
11- 2
(quar.)
10-30.
—
7c
Co.—
10-31
1
4
1-19,
" 418c
62'Ac
'(quar.)___"__________r—^
$1.12'A
..
Supply
Chemical
11-20
11-13
12-
10-30
11-10
.
(quar.i___
Ltd.
Co.
American
•
Btauffer
1
'/2C
40c
in previous
f
-
50c
Stanley Works (The)
(quar.)
;
Stockholders approved a 2'/2
12-
5G'/4C
(increased)—
11-
11-28
(quar.)____
preferred
American
10-31
12-15
11-23
(New Jersey) for each 90 shs. held)
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, com. (quar.)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
<
12-7
11-15
^
(quar.)___^_;""
(quar.)^
dividend
$3.75
4%
11-16
11-30
:_
10-31.
12-11
11-30
split
(quar.)______ A
Cement,
Corp.
Co.
Portland
Aluminum
11-10
11-30
'3%
of
11-16
50c
,-A(,V,
L___
(quar.)___
inc.
preferred
Stock
6
50c
(quar.)
share
834c
.
A
(quar.)
preferred
6%
10-30
11-
12-15
30c
of
6
30c
?10c -
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
11-12
1
15C
(quar.)
Indiana
Co.
dividend
preferred
Class
' 11-10
,
$2
(initial).
11-
Line
11-25
4'/2% second preferred (quar.)________
$87.38
common
6
12-15
Coast
5c
.
-
series
Allied Stores Corp.,,common
,.
25c
Inc.
5
11-
933ic
Atlantic
11-25
15c
y
.
dividend)
two-for-one
a
common
Portland
Chemicals
Allied
10-30
11-16
-Gil
_
(stock
common
Corp.,
Allied
11-16
20c
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
new
preferred
standard
.
Gas
4.60%
Allied
11-16
1
11-30
4%
_____
•
>.
of Rec.
Alsco^ Inc. (quar.)
12-
15c
17'Ac
Products,
Spring Bed
Cpencer
State
Co.,
preferred
Aluminium,
12-1
i—
___
11-
1
1>
,12-
12-15
40c
class
30c
Chemical
11-13
Payable
quar.)
com.
approved
12-21
12-
431'Ac
Extra
(Bolventol
_
Inc.,
12-21
$1
(quar.)'
11-19
1
•
Ailentown
11-24
2
,
Superior Co.
Cnap-On
3
12-
30c
(increased
Co.
1-15
H-ic
Cmith
(Edson B) Fund
Rrnith Investment Co.
11-13
12-
A7 'Ac
Corp.,
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway,
1
——_
4
12-
Telephone & Telegraph Co., com. •
$4 participating class A (quar.)J—_.?
Associated Truck Lines, Inc.—
•, •:
.
Aluminum
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)——__—_
com.
11-23
10c
—__—.
Construction
&
1-
25c
(year-end)
Castings
'■>
,
11-20
91'Ac
Extra
12-15
75c
35c
Associated
Holders
(quar.)
6% partic, preferred (s-a)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%-preferred
Stock
(initial)
2
>1-
'
■
on
11-16
Share
>•
.
-■surv
;
11-30
:
(quar.)
1
12-
5.25%
When
Extra
(quar.)
Petroleum
.
.
•
11-20
12-
2%
.
Chop Rite Foods
A
Stock dividend
Associated Spring Corp.
50c-
—__2
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)_______
_____"
Alabama Great Southern RR. ordinary (s-a)
11-13
—
dividend
12-15
,25c
—
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
.
10c
—___'
Homes,
Alabama
11-13
12-
Rcudder,
■Stock
Class
10-29
10-29
10-29,
50c
—____
(quarj
Wire
4.50%
*
11-14
15c
(2-for-l
split)_____
Steven & Clark Fund, Inc.—•
(2-for-l split)
:
Rcythes Co., Ltd., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Chopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)
10-30
10-30
Co.—
common
10-29
dividends announced
(quar.)
Inc..
Stockholders
Alpha
Inc.
Water,
25c
(s-a)„
plus a 33 Vsc/o stock dividends
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd. (increased)
11-16
,•
>12-
■'
Artesian
12-14
■■
11-16
12'Ac
—_i
1
1
convertible
12-24
62 'Ac
Increased
annually____k
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)——
Aetna Life Insurance Co.-—
12-15
25c
Common
Aluminum
Altex
10-30
12-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
11-23
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
of Company
Missile
Acme
11-16
.
12-31
this time)
(quar.)—
Clark
&
it
12-
12-1
12'Ac
(quar.)
Stevens
11-16
425c
(initial)
common
preferred
11-23
Vending Corp. (quar.)
_____L
25c
dividend-.—'.—2
Common
11-16.
1
v25c
;
Mfg.i Co.,
$3.65
Rcudder,
1
12-
46c
(quar.)—17c
Products
dividend
12-
75c
Steel
preferred
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters
1
11-23
Acme Steel Co, (quar.)
11-13
420c
com.
11-16
12-
11-23
—_______
give the
Acme
11-13
12-14
68%c
1_
4
Products (quar.)
Specialty Mfg. Co., Inc.
43t. Paul Union Stockyards —
10-30
1
27 Vac
preferred (quar.)?—
Aro
Equipment Corp.,
4i/2% preferred (quar.)_—__——-—>
X
Industries
•
4c
(initial)-——
Clair
1
12-
$1.16 \\
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Cork Co., common
Arnold
<
Stock
Air Reduction
______
com
11-16
1
1
12-30
10c
(quar.)___
Wire
we
Acme
11-10
7c
Poyal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville),
5%
preferred (quar.)
Rt.
Spring &
AMP,
11-13
11-25
7c
com.
1212-
35c
$1.20
(quar.)__——
ACF-Wrigley Stores
for
_
10-30
12-
59c
11-16
35c
,
.
(increased
Governor
Name
r
11-13
40c
(quar.)_
Power,
Atlantic
ABC
4
$2.25
(quar.
___
1
—-—
:
——
(quar.)__.—._
Atlas
'
_
new
12-11
Per
to approval
Co., Ltd., com.
pfd. (quar.)_I__;
12-
62 %c
—
Steel
Armco
'
____—:
preferred
6%
preferred
Robinson, Little
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
60c
Armstrong
preceding table.
|
Co., class A
(quar.)
,
-.v
Company—
Class
<
'4.65%
11-13
40c
(quar.)
Company
Below
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
Pitter
11-14
11-13
$3.75
preferred
-
Conversion
Admiral
40c
15)
1
12-15
12-15
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
this time)
Valley Gas, common (quar.)__i?
ctfs.
(quar.)________
Dec.
"
;—
(quar,)__
Arkansas-Missouri
•
Co.
Bros.,: 5 f?r,
Young
11-18
trust
holders
'
Paper
Wurlitzer
(Dayton)—
14 shares held subject
stockholders)
of
30c
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
$1.10
Auto
Woodward
12-1;
______
11-16
1
10c
(2-for-l stock split)
2nd pfd. (2.'/2-for-l stk split)
preferred (2'A-for-l stock split)—
V/o- 1st-preferred (2'A-for-l stock split)
Wood
12-1
common
Share
*; -
common
preferred (<quar.)
preferred A (quar.).—
$2.40
4 ft
non-cum.
■
Wilson
11-13
12-21
15c
(quar.)_
1
12-
25c
;
(quar.)
dividend
—_
11-27
7'Ac
each
;
(quar.)
Co.
12-
12-
431'Ac
(quar.)
5%
11-16
common
11-16
\
12-15
Common
4%
,12-17
preferred
Stock
Industries
Grocery
pfd.
.
12-18
"10c
(s-a)
Insurance Co. (Texas)
dividend (one share of
5c/o
Ltd.,
8c
Company (quar.)
Supply Co.—Common
(increased) ■
r 4.80%
preferred •;( quar,)
Western Carolina Telephone (quar.
Western Maryland Railway—
11-27
1-2
1- 1
__
payment omitted at
Republic
12-12
12-10
12-28
class A-
Insurance
; (Com.
1
11-20
2.—2'Ac
Company,
Remington
12- 4
12'Ac
—
12-
$2.50
Dare,
Western
12-31
t$1.50
Pefractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.) (quar.)
■f
.Extra
:
—~
$1.06'A
(quar.)A._
¥
11-30
10c
(resumed)
Co.
_____
'\
(quar.)__:—
'
Nome of Company
Arizona Public Service,
11-17
"
11-18
1
1-11
12-31
15c
(quar.
Co.
Bit
Roller
1
(initial)
Von's
11-20
11-18
40c
Rapid-American
Corp.
(quar.)_J___
Papid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Pedondo
12-
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar,)
(quar.) _______________—53'Ac
K.)
(H.
22'Ac
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(s-a)______—__
Pictures Co.—
preferred
Voi-Shan
11- 8
11-21
$2.50
'
Mines, Ltd. (stock divid.)
Pioneer Natural Gas
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes,; Inc., common (quar.)
Porter
When
Share»
Y.)
Virginia
10-27
5%
(quar.)—
Gold
Crow
Per
.
>
(N.
$2.36
12- 4
12- 2
>11-21
70c
.
____
Philadelphia <te Trenton RR.
Co.
Ginger Ale
11-30
11-16
12-28
12-15
12- 1
—
Paul
Pickle
Casualty
Whitaker
~_
(quar.)
Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance
of Company
Vernor's
Pennsylvania
Phelps
S.
4'A Vo
11-16
11-12
11- 4
11- 6
11-30
72-15
•
■
Name
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
'
Finance
pacific
:
Universal
,
Otter
financial. Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1942)
Interstate
-
25c
;
z
^
Telephone
(quar.)—1_
California Liquid Gas (stock dividend)
New common (initial)
2%
17'Ac
•
4%
12-20
12-10
40c
12-20
12-10
Volume
190
Number 5897-.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1943)
When
Per
Name
of Company
California-Pacific
Common
5%'
Share
*
.
(increased-quar.)
—
(quar.)
5.28%
12-
12-15
12-
12-15
5%. preferred
12-
11-16
10-3p
10-30
10-30
6%
33c
11-15
10-30
33'/ec
___——33%c
5% pfd. '.(entire issue called for redemption
-at $52.50 per share
plus-this dividend)^6% pfd. '(entire issue called for redemption
(quar.)
'
.
11-15
10-30
11-15
10-30
11-10
10-
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common
$1.30 preference (qUar,)_l_
11-30
10-30
(quar.-)_'_
/< J25c
—__—$32%c
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.) "|15c
Canada Dry Corp., common'(quar.25c
i." $4.25 preferred
partic.
4%%
Canada
(Class
A
preference
—%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
Fund,
Inc.
gains
<5r
■
.
distribution
of
50c
investment
'4%%
preferred
.
!
(quar.)
12-
.412-
Corp.,
1
4
4
(quar.)
■K-.
65c
12-
10-30
1
12-
1
11-13
.
f20c
11-14
11-16
10-30
12-10...
11-13
40c
•-
20d ' vll-16
-
*
■
.10-30%
"11-16
5c
30c
3i
12-
11-
9
2"
11-24
12-9
preferred
1
'
'
>
11-13
11-30
40c
Corp.—-
New,
'■
.
,
11-24
12-
45c'
j-,..4
Dana
-
;
3%%'
11-13
8%
11-13
11-16
Interim
11-30
»
25c
11-10
10-20
$1.05
11-10
10-20
(initial)
_
25c
,
Nov.
Ctentury
Aircraft
Chain. Belt
Co..
10-23
11-15
11-
2
55c
11-15
11-
2
10-30
"
11-15
11-16
50c
11-17
11-
40c
11-25
11-
7
12%c
11-10
10-30
11-
75c
.1
30c
,
1
—
$8
Company
Stock
Western
dividend
|
12-11
11-30
11-
^
*JSeries
A
Chicago
11-13
10-15
:
10-23
10c
12-15
12-
11-15
Di
Company
(quar.)
debenture
Tramway
Corp.—
■>,'
--
-t
Giorgio Fruit, class
B (quar.)
Disney
1
A
—
Cleveland
-4%,
&
Pittsburgh
special
(Walt)
Stock
Productions
dividend
(From
5
12-
-
4
1
X6c
12-
3
"
.
11-16
Dairies/
(initial
preferred
12-10
10-30
•
(monthly)
6V2C
12-
1
1-
2
12-18
6V2C
2-
1
1-15
$1.12%
2-1
1-15
60c
12-10
Dravo
11-16
6V2C
11-16
4y2%
Columbian
Carbon
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Co.
4
(quar.)
Pictures
System
Combined Locks
Commercial
Extra
Co.
-25c
-11-16
$1.06 V*
•;
Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Paper, class A (quar.)
Credit
Commercial
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Concord
5V2%
Natural
Gas
preferred
Confederation
Consolidated
'Ltd.'
l_
:
Corp.," com.
Assn.
(Toronto)
Duro-Test
3iy4c
12-30
12-18
Stock
11-16
10-31
Consolidated
$1.37%
*50c
11-16
10-31
12-15
12-
Edison
Co.
Y.)
(N.
Electrodynamics
Electronics
Consolidated
Freightways
Consolidated
Laundries
Extra
(quar.)
Consolidated
Natural
(initial)
(quar.)
Corp,
Gas
Consolidated
Theatres,
Water,
Glass,
$4.52
Co.
$4.16
preferred
Ltd.;
preferred
11-
12-15
11-27
1-
1
6
11-30
class
of
11-16
11-16
(quar.)
il2c
30c
*37% c
(increased)
5%
12-
1
11-25
11-30
11-
1
cony,
pfd, series
Eason Oil
.____4____
common
East
Ease
6%
St.
Louis
&
preferred
Stock
Eastern
$1
preferred
1
11-16
12-
1
11-13
11-14
11- 2
11-14
11-3
11-14
11-
2
11-26
11-
5
1-
12-18
1-
„
2
12-21
'
11-25
4
11-25
12-16
11-25
11-30
11-14
'12-10
11-20
12-
7
11-16
11-14
10-31
11-14
10-31
11-14
10-31
12-10
11-20
,
I-15
11-20
1-15
11-20
31 %c
12-15
11-27
Water
.
common
Gas
12-15
1
12-15
1
3-15
1-
1
12-15
4-
1
25c
II-16
11-
11-16
10-16
45c
32'/2c
11-25
(quar.)
$1.06V4
12-
(quar!)-
25c
11-25
5.65%
11-
1st preferred
(quar.)
5.68%
1st preferred
1st preferred
(quar.)__:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
55c
12-
1st preferred
11-13
1-
4-
$1.02%
5.50%
2nd
11-13
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5.36%
preferred
11-10
tlOc
Common
4
2nd
1
25c
1
-
11-13
$5
12-
12-15
IV2C
——
11-27
6.40%
12-31
7%c
—
1-2-60
$4.87%
11-27
12-18
11-27
"
"
."
(quar.)
v
12-1**
"
.
-
12-31
12-15
4rl-60
25c"
"
^-15
11-30
30c"
12-
11-16
1
11-3
1-2-60
12-22
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
(Initial)—
183/4c
11-30
31 %c
12-
;
lc
*
&
3%
11-13
10-15
$1.12%
12-
1
11-13
45c
12-
7
11-13
12 %c
12-
7
11-13
(increased quar.)
2%%
1_
(s-a)
Mart,
Foote
Mineral
25c
Ford Motor Co.
Extra __!—.*_•
Motor,
11-15
10-30!
$1.18%
11-15
10-30
$1.15
11-15
10-30
5%
pfd.
(s-a)
12-15
15c
11-25
11- 9!
20c
(quar.)
12-17
12- 7
10-30
;
60c
(quar.)
11-10*
12-10
11-10
11-20
10-13
12-1C
25c
12-15
12- 7
25c
(quar.)"—.—*
1-2-60
10c
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
60c
5%
.
(Interim)
Dairies
12-
11-13
25c
Funds—
'
'
series
■
1
1-15
10%
^___
Custodian
series
10-30
„
25c
'
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co.
(resumed)
Fram Corp.
10-30!
11-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Foxboro Co.
11-20
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-1
$1.10
(quar.)_"
(quar.)
12-18
12-12
*
(quar.)
Inc.
11-13'
12-31
85c
.__
"
Fund—
preferred
Tiger Line,
12-11
80c
Corp.
preferred
1-2
1-15
11-18"
"
'
'
"
"
7c
.
11-15
11- 2
9c
*
%
Franklin Electric (stock dividend)
Freeport Sulphur Co.-(quar.)
Friendly Finance, Inc., common
6%
11-23
»
Corp. (stock divid.)
(Jersey City)—
Bank
:4.75%
4.60%
Class
10-23
12-15
J.)—
(quar.)—
preferred
Stock
11-23
t
7
,
r
N.
:
Rubber
■4.40%
Franklin
11-13
Co.
111
Quarterly of 5c from net investment inc.
plus 20c from realized security profits
Florida Power Corp.,"4% preferred
(quar.)__
Ford
11-9
12-
65c
Field
dividend)—
Financial
Growth
Foremost
11-20
12-16
45c
Marshall
,
11-1B
12-18
-
lc
see
1
11-16
,
1
5%
quarter
Security
Flying
10-31
25c
(stock dividend)
(stock
National
Increased
First
11-25
11-16
„
First Bank Stock Corp.
Extra
First Charter
10-23
12-10
23c
28%c
Co.—
First
11-13
35c
"
(Increased)-
Tire-&
11-15
11- 2
12-31
12-It
12-
3%
30c
.
1
11-16
5c
11-15
10-31
5c
11-15
10-3C.*.
15c
12-15
12-1
B
preferred
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (Interim pay¬
ment of 4 shillings, 6 pence
equal to ap'.proximately 57.2 cents)*
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% preferred
(quar.).
Gar
Wood
12-18
$1.37%
12-
$1.34
;
12-
3
Gas
Service
General
Stock
General
Public
General
Steel
General
Steel
Utilities
preferred
General
,5%
General
yll-12
yll-12
—___________
(quar.)
Stock
Inc.
Stock
12- 8
10- S
30c
12-15
12- 2 !
12-
1
11-13
12-10
11-20
100%
12-10
I1-2D
11-28
12-31
12-ie
tlOc
11-16
16-16
11-15
18-33
11-15
18-22
11
15
10-23
33c
11-15
10«23
62%c
64%c
$1.30
12- 1
11-1*4
12- 1
11-14
1
11-14
$1.25
12- 1
25c
25c
32YaC
32%c
_,
(quar.)—._
(increased-quar.)
10-30
Georgia-Pacific
Stock
5Va%
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
11-15
10-30
12-16
11*28
1%
Controls,
11- 9
11-15
25c
(quar.)—
11- 9
11-30
4%
Corp.
11-30
7%c
__
—
dividend
Giannini
Gilbert &
12-
2%
(quar.)—
dividend
12-!6
11-2')
10-30
27%c
12-
1
11-13
10c
62%c
12-10
12- 5
11-2/
Bennett Mfg.—
New common
(initial quar.)
(increased quar.)—
Co.
—
Extra
37 %c
Gery
Shale
Brick
12-
5
10c
Stock
Industries
Telegraph
Golden Nuggett,
Inc.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
«—
12-11
ICc
(quar.)
Extra
Globe-Wernicke
&
12-18
11-10
40c
dividend
Gpnisoo,
12-11
30c
$1.50
30c
12- 1
1- 2
12- 1
30c
Extra
Good Humor
12-
1
11- 2
11-2
1J-20
11-20
11-lL
ll-lo
Co.,
Gossard
(H.
W.)
Co.
—
(quar.)
—
Extra
Employees
Grafton & Co.,
Union
Batteries
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd., class A
Co.
(quar.
H" 2
^
35c
12- 1
11-O
1
50c
*
(quar.)
11-16
11-16
11-16
20c
(s-a)
Mfg. Co.
11-20
$2.50
—
(quar.)
preferred
Goodman
(quar.)
common
12%c
12%c
10c
A
35c
(annual)—
GoodalTRubber
Grand
12-31
12-22
28c
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber
Government
yll-12
12-
12-1E
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Gould*National
12-
!
10-30
1-2
65c
(increased)
preferred
yll-12
12-
'*
11-13
25c
—:
preferred
yll-12
$1.60
11-16
50c
(quar.)
preferred
5.20%
Gold
11-.2
11-12
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.16%
Glen
11-16
31 %c
_____
Corp.
Telephone Co.
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
12-
$1.25
conv, pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
of Florida—
General
$1.32
9*30
11-13
12-1
5%
Castings (quar.)
Wares, Ltd., com.
$1.30 preferred B
;
<12-10
<■
—
*_
Advertising
dividend
!
12-
$1.21875
•
of Texas
Outdoor
$1.42
+
Oil
Corp. <quar.)
Finance Corp.
(quar.)
Merchandise Co.
(quar.)
General
1
50c
10c
$1.41%
—
-
General Dynamics
General
12-
38c
General Builders Corp., 5%
General Crude Oil (quar.)
5%
yll-12
56%c
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
dividend—
Class
yll-12
—!
common
Quarterly
11-27
yll-12
Co.
..
.
11-17
$1
Inc.~
(quar.)
Co.,
American
'Stock
11-10
yll-12
Industries
preferred
Gardner-Denver
Gillette
(quar.)_——
30c
11-20
1-19
6
25c
1st preferred
1st preferred
12-15
11-30
Co.—
El
Natural
II-
12-15
$1.50
10-23
Paso
11-16
$$1.75
—
10-30
11-20
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
4.25%
1
11-16
3%
Eastern
12- 4
1
1
1
2%
1-2-60
1-
2
12-
12-
25c
dividend
Racing Assn.
1st preferred
12-15
I-
1-2-60
t30c
1956-(quar.)——
Common" (quar.)
L
$1 preferred (quar.)
4.10%
12-
11-16
2-1-60
—
;
Interurban
4
93 %c
11-16
12-15
t25c
2%
(quar.)—
12-
45c
;
11-30
■
10c
(quar.)
Eastern Air Lines
11-20
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-29
20c
1-2-60
5
-
40c
$1.04
(quar.)
11-16
40c
'
$1.13
com.
11-13
10-30
tl3c
Koot.enay Power, 7% .pfd.' (accum.)
Pennsylvania RR. Co.. (s-a)
65c
12-
11-30
U3c
Corp., compion
dividend —:
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-31
11-13
$1.34
Utilities
Association
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd. (quar )
Eaton Manufacturing Co., new com. (initial)
11-10
12^81
4-15-60
-
10-15
1
10-30
$1.75
—__
11-16
(quar.)
!
America,
Co.,
1
1
A
(Maine)
(quar.)
Can
preferred
12-
12-
Paper
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
12-
52 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
Continental
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Power &
Ltd.
preferred
Corp.
11-16
70c
25c
20c
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Consumers
1
10c
Consolidated
Consumers
12-
10c
(quar.)
Industries
4_
Container
1
11-13
———
East
*12c
Consolidated
$3.75
_
Mines,
1
50c
(quarr.)—————.4
(stock dividend)
35c
,
Consolidated
4%
(quar )
1
11-25
50c
Inc.
10-28
'
:
International,
10-31
(quar.)
Yellowknife
Bradstreet,- Ihc.
Dunhill
12-
——
12-
35 c
——
11-15
1
11-16
12-
25c
(quar.)--——1——_
-preferred (quar.) —;
5.36% preferred B.(quar.) ^-—--—444—J
Dulany (J. H.)^ & 'Sons (quar.)r—
11-16
»
11-30
12-15
30c
common
12-15
1
12-21
15c
_
Dun &
1
12-
11- 2
12-18
—
Incr
Income
11-16
'1-1-60
3%
~
(monthly)
preferred
Bond
75c
Corp./common-(quar.) \z-lz———preferred (guar. ) ■
10c
12-
12-15
20c
,
—
(quar.)_:
Life
Discovery
-
Assn
4%%
9
10-30
11-27
11- X
•
.
25c
(Newark,
11-
11-25
1-2
11-15
30c
;
Co.
11-27
25c
Co.
:
12- 7
2
;
,
$3
(quar.)
Fireman's Insurance Co.
Semi-annual
11-20
12-
$1
—
_"
Corp.
3
•
7%
"
'
1-
$3"
(monthly)'—
(Marshall)
3
$15c
.(iixcreased-quar.)__
22 %c
:
-
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Machinery, com. (increased)
12-31
10-15
tl5c
(quar.)--—-———————
Duke Power-Co.,
2
70c
;
(quar.)
11-10
1
20c
Commonwealth
!/5%. preferred
11-
12-
4%
com.
Dupuis Freres,_ Ltd.,: class A (quar.)
!
'55c "regrstered class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)——
Durion Co., Inc. (quar.)__
__4
:
Shearing & Stamping Co. (quar.)
Compo Shoe
10-20
11-16
25c
"
12-15
(quar.)___.—,—:
Works
Corp.
Filmways,
12-
.
,
20c
com.
Field
12-
1-4-60
11-13
two-for-one split—
a
Mortgage
Monthly
1
1
11-13
11-27
•'
r
Insurance
(Initial)
Felmont Petroleum
1
20c
preferred
Federated
1-
11-16
*
;
preferi'ed
Screw
1-
.460c
.
4
4%
4.60%
Federal
General
(quar.)
11-20
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
10-15
:*50c
Brothers,
1
Common
11-15
31V4C
12-
Common
10-31
t62%c
20c
Colorado Central Power Co.,
10-3X
11-30
"
——
Drackett Company,
(initial)—
11-10
11-15
"'
11-27
Co, .(quqr.)
National
4%%
Ltd.,' .extra———
4
Dominion-Scottish ' Investments Ltd.—
V
•
America
1
I44c
Glass,
12-11
of
1
12-
11-13
'
tlOc
10-22 "
Corp.
12-
12-15
*43c 1-I5r60
—
s-a)—
-
10-30
Colonial
12-15
*20c
—
12-31
h
11-16
11-27
m.25
——
11-24
(quar.)__
1
Ltd.,
Engineering Works/Ltd. (s-a)
.Dominion
common
Federal
Food
12-
'
20c
$1.12Ya
—
11-13
Corp.
6
.
Lt(L—
30c
Aikman
12-
12-15
25c
f20c
&
2
39c
—
common
Donohue
________
11-
11-30,
Free State Geduld
(quar.) —
Stores, Ltd,
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Ltd., com.
$1 preference (quar.)—
Ltd.—
com.
3
Fields—
87%c
(quar.)
12-
6c
Dominion
11-10
(s-a)—
2
25c
-(quar.)——_—
A
Collings
.
New
-
11-10
12-
11-
25c
Dominion
1
3
37 %c
.
Anglo fnvestment Corp.,
preferred (guar.)—:—
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar,)
,
12-
2
12-
25C
-
:
-
\ $3.50 preferred, (quar.)———#—
Class
,
-
;
' *
Ltd." (quar.)—
Dorsey Corp., 6% pfd. A (quar.);:
Dover Industries, Ltd.
(increased-quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
!
(quar.)
Monthly.
5%
Cochenour Willans Gold Mines, Ltd.
;
investment
;
,
v
.5%
11-10
87%c
Hardware,
net
—
Inc.—
income)-
-5% .non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
5% :non-cumulative preferred -(quar.)
Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd.—
1-1-60
11-
12-10
50c
Federal Paper Board,
10c
Corp. ((Juar.)
Investment Fund,
Houses
New
"
*
3%
10-15
50c
3
15c
(quar.)
11-13
$1.12%
12-
"25c
•___
Dominion
(quar.)
3
12-15
11-13
15c
Dominion; &
3
10-20
2
1
$1
C
11-20
12-18
11-
112-
15c
37%c
47% guaranteed (quar.)—
Cochrane-Dunlop
•
11-17
11-16
$1
62 %C
-
RR.—
guaranteed
59c
.
10-28
87%c
"
-Life
11-10
"
40c
Corp. (quar.)
!
Compress & Warehouse
Florida
(quar.)I
11-19
11-15
11-12
10%
11-
45c
11-12
1
,
12-14
1-1-60
U- 2
1
35c
s.-.
11-13
$1.50
2
11-16
.'
25c
—
1
11-
12-
___
10-26
1
12-
-
11-11+
12-
2
$2
dividend
Dominguez Oil
$1.25
1-
1
12-
(quar.)
12-15
—_
12-
40c
25c
—.
2
11-16
40c
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common-(quar.)—
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
"
9-30
1-
3%
50c
__.
12-15
5
1
11-10
40c
Firestone
1-
to
—:
Dobbs
—
10-27
$1
(quar.)
12-10
11-
.11-16
30c
11-
:
11-16
25c
12-31
1
11-10
1
12 %c
11-16
12-
9
$0.00625
Divco-Wayne
11t25
1- 5
.1-15
12-
12-
(quar.)
; _______
'
11-13
11-13
11-10
1%
*
Federal Sign & Signal, new com.
$1.25 preferred (quar.;__——
4
1
1
"
Stockholders approve
Filtrol
L_
Diversified
12y2c
12-
■
__
12-30
12-17
4
12-
50c
12-15
1-6-60
12-15
~50c
1-15
2%%
12-
30c
•
—:
Class
10-30
$1.23
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
1
Cincinnati Gas & Electric (quar.)—
.
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
(Tenn.)—
! ,5% preferred (quar.)
Clearfield dc Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric .Illuminating Co.— %
'Common (quar.)
:
4%% preferred (quar.)--:——
11-27
—
12-30
,
1
25c
^
30c
—
1-
7%c
class A-(quar.)_
Corp.,
4
11-27
Fedders
Federal
12-
Federal-Mogul-Bow,er Bearings, Inc.-—
.
5
12-
1
12-24
93 %c
(quar.)
4___
Stock
11-23
37%«
(quar.)
11-
1-
15c
equal
30c
Cab. (quar.)—
Cotton Oil Co—
11-20
50c
3%
Yellow
Chickqsha
Chilton
(quar.)
preferred
9-18
12-1
$1.09
(quar.)
Traders
12-23
12-15
1
(quar.)
Federal Insurance
6-18
.
"12-21
75c
___
Dickey Clay Mfg. '(quarO—
4
Chicago, Milwaukee, .St. Paul & Pacific RR.
'Common
7-1-60
9-29-60
40c
Desilu-Productions, Inc. (quar.)
Detroit Steel Corp. (quar.)^.__4_
,.10-30
60c
—
v
3-16
15c*'
-
5%
(quar.)
—:
12-18
20c
______
(quar.)__
$2.50 to $3.50
1st preferred
(s-a)^—
Denver. Union Stock Yard Co._^_—
Ry.—
—
1-4-60
4-1-60
11-16
B
&
12-18
11-12
\(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)_
Quarterly
4
1-22
12-
dividend
Farmers
-
$1.75
;
i
Glassine
Stock
i
.
12-18
$1.75
15c
Chicago Great
11-9
11-17!
*
$1.75
_
$1.12%
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
'Stock dividend--
2-
1
$1.75
shillings
(quar.)l:
dividend
Denver
*
11-25
10-30
5c
Fund of Boston (from invest, inc.)
Chase Manhattan Bank (N.Y.)
(quar.)——
Chemical Products (stock dividend)———
Cfremway Corp. (s-a)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone, com. (quar.)
11-13
11-20
65c
Chase
preferred
12-
12-
1-4-60
50c
.
"
12-10
nVze
—
_4%%
11-10
'
,
Air-Lines, Inc.
Dennison Mfg., class A com.
Voting common iquar.)_z_
2
(quar.)
)$3 convertible preferred (quar.):
Chance (A. B.) Co. (quar.)——.—
Channing Corp. (quar.) __*
Cnarlestown & Western Carolina- Ry.—
10-18 -7
1-
12-15
'
^
11-13
1
11- 3
12-
(quar.)
common
Gas
11-12
$1.25
Brewing Corp.—
,6%
common
preferred (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp. (quar.)____.
11-23
1
River
1
11-30
43%c
Falstaff
12-
10c!
Delta
11-_5
—'
5
Fall
11-16
30c
'"•'280
Income Fund, Inc.
(12c from net
investment income plus 47c from realized
security profits payable in cash or stock)
Delaware RR.' (s-a)
4____
•
11-16
5%
Chambersburg Engineering "(quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.,
,
Mines, Ltd.—
of
7
3
Delaware
;
27c
(stock dividend)—
Co.
&
Class
25c
Properties
payment
Dejur-Amsco
ap¬
(quar.)
Investors'
Century
11-30
55c
._
Service
12-
•
$1.05
Foods,
12-
$1.18%
;
(stock
preferred
12-
"12-14
12 %c*
*50c
Fairmont
.
v
12-H
34c
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—
New common (initial)
;
"
3%
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
.4%% preferred (quar.)' _____!
12-
-
12-15
4%
^
(quar.)__
Extra
10-31
11-14
1
45c
——
4)—
Public
proval
12-31
40c:
'
•
»
-
Consolidated
Stock
1S.10
11-14
12-
$1.12%
,
Central Vermont
12-21
45c
(quar.)
Central
Cessna
Deere
.
'4%
'
31 %C
"
approximately ,64%c_
Deerfield
& South West Corp.
(quar.)
Soya (increased)—:
(2-for-i split/subject to stockholders
11-27
-
(quar.)r'—4
'
preferred
■
De Beers
ol
Central
12-15
9
c
$1.62
(s-a)_
Steel'Corp.— ~
dividend)"
Pittsburgh RR.;gtd. (quar.)
&
'
Lighting .(quan)———
Daystromv'-Incv- Cquar.
1—:—
Dayton & Michigan RR! Co.-*- -- J -
12-30
—
10-30
Day-Brite
12-1
(quar.)
11-13
p'r6"f4rred4 A 4'(quar;)4L44J_^_4__i_
Bros;,
Inc. ^
.
Davidson
U5c
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Central Louisiana Electric, com.
,4.50% preferred (quar.)
11-18
(initial).__-1—
common
$1.12 %
preferred
4
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
11-30
"4.20%
12-
;
10-30
+$1.06
prior
60c
C»ntral
11-18
93 %c
7% preferred .(quqr.)'-!--;.-^!.
7% .preferred (quar.)4—■_
7% preferred (quar.)
$4
10-15
11-16
—
com.
11-
*17 %c
(quar.)+__
>
Curtis
11-13
f $1.25
Ltd.
Cuneo Press, 'Inc.
^(quar,)
Cunningham Drug. Stores (quar.)
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
11-13
412-1
Mills
-Crystal Oil & .Land Co.I $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
Cuban-American "Sugar* common +___
7% preferred iquar.)—
:
4.80% preferred (quar.)
_4
:
1_
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd. (annual)—1—
new
1
4
Co.,
preferred
Common
,
'
(stock divid.)
Erie Forge &
.
11- 9
12-
Zellerbach%Corp.V''$4.20 pfd. (quar.)__;
56'Ae
Co.,
1
12-
5%
Imperial
—:—.
Caterpillar Traction
12-
5c
CrowNest Pass Coal
Co., (s-a)^^_
12-31^
11-13
t$1.25
_
10-30
11-10
"
Company, 3preferred (quar.)_
Petroleum, com/ (stock dividend)—
Crown
12-1
1-15
tl5c
—
4-
(quar.)
1
11-30
-
t60c
—
(quar.)
Crowley Milk Co. (initial)
4 Crown Cork & Seal Co.; Ltd. (quar.)___
11-13
11-13
.
12-15
:
3-
4
.
(quar.)—±Z~z—___
common
preferred
.
1
+20c
+50c
I-.X JSxtra :--lz^z%-zlzzJzzz-zil--l--%z-i~z:-i.'.
!4%%
3-
4-1-60
't30c
•
Carlisle Corp. ? (Pa. )C- (quar.) —-zz~l—
Carpenter (L./E.) & Co. ~zlL-l-%i%d-ll--lCarpenter Steel, new com. (initial quar.>____
Carrier
H.)
5% preferred
(quar.)—i
Cronipton & Knowles (increased)
Crowell-Collier Publishing • (stoek^ dividend)
4-1-60
Trust/
:
W.
11-13
__
Company
12-
29c
;
12- 3
11-10
12%c
Phonograph
(quar.)—!___
Gas
12- 3
11-20 "
3c
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
.
&
12-15
Ltd. (quar.)_:
!_,
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Carborundum
12-14
Crescent
15c
Canadian Oil Cos..
5%
Equitable
of Rec.
12-18
25c
Empire District Electric Co., common
43/4 % preferred (quar.)___
12-14
3c
dividend
Crane
—-
International
;(increased, s-a)
(G.
11-13
——___
of
Corson
income
plus a capital
payable in cash
3c
Holder*
12-18
15%
Williamsport RR. Co., pfd.
Emco, Ltd.
Emerson Radio &
11-25
When
'
(quar.)
Investment Core.
&
11-25
t60c
10-31
■",•4 ."Ltd., common, (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)—zz-X.--~~--~z%11.~Canadian
Stock
?
Eimira
11-25
s-a
12-15
rf* 150c
,4 115c
;
stock).
Canadian
7
7
Ltd.—
(1959 "year-end
from net investment
B
1212-
—
Electrographic "Corp.
Electronics
Erie
11-16
" ;
■
Canadian
Class
'■
1
1
1
9
12-10
25c
+15c
__—f*87%c
Co.,»common'ljc__L--
4.80c;-. preferred (quar.) „
Canadian Dredge & Dock,
i
New common (initial)
.
'
"
1-
1-
11-
12-10
V'
Cosmos
(V
Steel
11-10
(increased *
A
11-20
11-20
1
Ltd.—
£50c
+29%c
Ltd.- (quar.)
Drawn
Class,
..
1.
(H.)" Distillery,
10-31
.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Vinegars,
Corby
4
12-10
12-
12-10
'
per
11-16
—
.
1
11-10
75c
share plus this dividend)Cornell Paper Board Products
(quar.)
Corning Natural Gas Corp.-(quar.)
'
11-20
1
$52
1
"
-
Payable
60c
30c
,
(quar.")_
Electric Hose & Rubber
(quar.)
Electric & Musical
industries, Ltd.—
Amer. shares
(final)s
50c
J 15c
.
(quar.)______
common
!4 Extra
-
42-
$1.06%
Packers, Ltd.—
"
4
A.;(s-a,)_»._-__^__^_I——-—*87% c
Class.B
Canada
class
Malting, Ltd.,
12-21
at
,
Co.
Share
50c
Name of Company
62 %c
iquar.)__;
t
10-30
11-15
,
11-20
12-
"■
15c
10-30
preferred
Canada
40c
11-15
preferred
11-13
12-
12 %c
11-15
preferred
60c
31%-c
11-15
(quar.) J__
—:L~—_____
34%c
California Water & Telephone—
$1.00 preferred (quar.
.___—25c
.
:
32%c
preferred
Foils,
(quar.)
1
12-10
Per
\
Electric Auto-Lite
Year-end
■
Industries—-,-
Cooper. Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(quar.)-—
Copper Range (quar.)
i.___
Copperweld Steel Co., icomraon (quar.)„^
5%
preferred (quar.)__
;
10-23
11-15
12-
100%
31 %c
5.36%
(quar.)
Ltd., common
11-13
35c
dividend
Continental Copper & Steel
30c
—
—
of Rec.
12- 1
li
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
27%c
(quar.)
5.50%
Canada
(Chicago)
When
Share
.
Co.
$1
Stock
28%c
iquar.)
(quar.)_-I!——i
5.30%
12-15
25c
*
.—
preferred
preferred
12-
25c
____
California Packing Corp. (quar.)
California Water Service, com. fquar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.)
__!——
5.08% preferred (quar.) 1.
6.20%
12-15
Company -.*•
Casualty
12-
27c
_
(quar.) —:
preferred (quar.)
.conv.
12-15
45c
27%c
_■—
(quar.
preferred
Name• of.
,.
Continental
preferred
5%
Per
Payable of Rec.
Utilities—
5%%' preferred
5.40%
'
Holders
12-15
11-S
11-?
11
J
U"
~
12- 2
11-25-
11-1
125c
12-15
11-25
15c
11-27
11_ 3
40c
(s-ay__<
(quar.)
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
*
Per
When
Holders
Share
i
Payable
of Rec.
of Company
Name
Gre^Lakes
Great
.Quarterly
:
—
'
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;
Ltd.. Amer. dep. rets.
,
•
25c
11-iu
^
Inc.—.
r
^0°
5c
11c.
9c
-
■
Merchandising Shares
Shares
Petroleum
75c
Shares
Shares
Tobacco
9C
iwj
11-13
J J'"
40c
13c
l°c
—
common
A
11-13
(quar.)]0C
12-10
15c
12-21
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
60c
Gulf,
Oil
Gulf
Extra
Hajoca
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1,16
1-1
_——
60c
12- 1
12-1
25c
—-
——
J25C., 12-28
60c
12-18
6V4C
1- 2
X22V2C
12- 1
(extra)—
Scotia*
(Nova
(quar.)
Cementing Co.
com.
(initial)—
Well
Oil
new
Cotton
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)■____;
conv.
Hammond Organ Co.
Extra
(quar.)
Handy <fe Harmon, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Textbook
Hansen
(quar.)
Mfg.
—-
Extra
;
11-
6
International
Utilities
preferred (quar.)——
Harris (A.) & Co., 5'/2% pfd.
(quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)-.
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90%
pfd. (quar.)
Hecla
Mining Co.
(quar.)—-—— .1—..—
Heli-Coil
Corp.
Heublein,
10-29
Investors
Inc.
(initial)-
10-29
Iowa
Extra
3.75%
10-29
3.90%
$1.76
Jefferson
10-29
boro,
10-29
11-30
11-30
11-20
2-23
11-18
Co.
(quar.)—
America, Inc. (stk.
(Henry)
(quar.)——
Co.—
-
&
$4.25
preferred
2
12-15
11-24
11-24
11-16
11-10
6
1-20
10-26
11-10
11-20
11-20
11-16
11-13
1
11-13
11-13
12- 1
11-13
Housutonic
Public
(N.
Hubinger
pfd.
—
Company
(quar.)
___
$5.12
(quar.)
preferred
6.25%
Hudson's Bay Co.
(quar.)
Production
Co.
Head
Gas
11-20
common
RR.
Mills
&
___
11-
6
12-15
12-
4
12-10
11-27
12-10
11-27
de
(quar.)
11-20
1
11-20
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
11-24
11-
2
$1.25
12-30
12-15
19c
11-20
preferred
Parchment Co.
11-30
75c
12-15
20c
12-15
11-30
35c
11-30
11-10
1-15
12-15
12-
1
11-
6
11-20
10-26
50c
12-15
II-
4
dividend)
12-9
11-23
11-
12-
1
11-16
12-18
11-27
9
11-16
11- 2
3%
Co.
l—III
realized
Corp.,
a
security
(10c
11-13
12-
1
11-10
6
(quar.)_
11-
2
1
1-18
11-30
10-31
10-20
2-
12-11
11-23
12-10
11-10
1-
1
12-
4
Kentucky Utilities,
4'%%
Kerr
preferred
Income
Ketclium &
net
Glass,
Inc.
Stock
1
2-11
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
1-
4
11-30
1-2-60
26%c
11-30
11-
6
11-20
11-
5
40c
12-15
11-25
1
11-16
12-
12-15
5c
plus
11-
11-2*7
11-12
4
v
li-15
10-31
~
special
a
;
11-15
10-31
50c
11-10
11-
10-28
11-20
10-31
25c
IV27o
12-10
11-16
12-10
11-16
15c
11-30
11-16
9
capital gains
(quar.)
62J/2C
12-31
12-15
62Vic
12-21
12-
1
1
$1
1-
4
12-
Corp.,
8c
12-
1
11-16
8c
12-
1
11-16
class A (monthly)
(monthly)
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)__.
Kroger Company
(increased)
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel,
2
12-
1
11-
(increased
Inc.
40c
27Vic
12-10
10c
11-16
11-
6
12Vic
quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Lainaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Lambert (Alfred) Inc, (quar.)
Lancer
Lane
Industries
11-16
11-
6
12-
1
11-17
10-30
Bryant
Inc.
Inc.
Lees
{Leslie
11-
2
1
11-
3
12-31
12-29
12-
12-16
11-30
1
11-13
12-
1
11-12
12-
4
30c
11-20
10c
(James)
Lehigh
1
12-
10c
(quar.)_,
&
Sons
Portland
Co.
4
11-20
12-
4
11-20
1
12-
1
10c
12-15
12-
40c
12-15
11-16
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.),
Inc.
12-
25c
(quar.)____
Cement
Refineries,
Salt
12-
5%
dividend
Leonard
12-
10c
——
Extra
Stock
1$1.75
$17Vic
2%
(quar.)
Co.
—__
(quar.)
11-16
11-10
4
10c
from
investment
tribution
of
McNeill
income
from
57c
plus
realized
67c
10c
&
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
class A (quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
11-25
12-
1
11-13
12-10
11-25
12-
11-
1
11-10
1
2
12-10
11-12
tlOc
12-
11-
1
4
Finance
Corp. (R.
(quar.)__
$3
1-2-6O
12-
3
Lord
12-
1
11-13
Merchants
Metal
12-
1
11-
2
& Tubing
3.80%
preferred
Louisville
Cement
3.85%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.45% preferred
Michigan Seamless
Extra
&
Nashville
(Walter
M.)
RR.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
J
n-i6
10-30
Lucky Lager Brewing
60c
12-10
11-10
Lucky
Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6
11-16
12-30
12-15
12-
1
11-
1- .4
11-
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
12-31
2
2
12-15
11-
3
12-31
11-
3
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)—
Co
25c
Mid-West
95c
96V4C
97Vic
$1.083/'4
$l.HV/4
25c
—
—_
—_
12-15
4
Co.
(quar.)_____
preferred
Miles
Mobile
(initial
quar.)___
Birmingham
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
11-20
12-15
11-16
10-29
12-
5
12-
8
11-25
10-30
12-10
11-27
„.!2- 1
11-30
12-
1
11-18
11-10
10-29
11-27
11-12
1-
2
1
1-10
12-15
11-
2
11-24
10-30
12-15
12-
1
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-16
11-30
c
12-16
11-30
40c
11-13
4 Vi
$2
Co.
2
12-
1
25c
—
12-15
11-25
12-23
11-25
30c
1-
1
$1,12V2
1-
1
11-27
$1.17^2
1-
1
11-27
(increased)
com.
1-
2%
(quar.)_—
(quax\)__—.—
preferred
10-30
Co.—
RR.
Utilities,
preferred
4.70%
11-20
4
12-15
——
dividend—
Stock
1-
1-1-60
(s-a)
Chemical
Monsanto
11-
12-14
Cement—
Portland
&
11-17
12-14
$1.10
$1.15
90c
—
preferred
4%
12-
12-
50c
—
common
12-
1-
$1.25
—'
—
Class B
New
12-
11-
40c
preferred
(quar.)
1—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)——
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co., common—Missouri
1-
7
12-
$1.25
4%
Safety Appliances Co., common._
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
—
Minneapolis Gas (quar.)—
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. Co. (quar.)-,—
Minnesota Power & Light Co.
(quar.)__Tz_"—
5%-' preferred (quar.)
;
Minute Maid Corp.,
(stock dividend)Corp..:—
12-
1-
56V4C
37Vic
12c
15c
56V4C
37Vic
35c
Mine
Mission
11-16
11-16
12-23
"
.
,
(monthly)
Inc.
4
12-10
11-
37Vic
(quar.j
Inc.
(quar.)_
Laboratories,
12-
11-17
15c
(quar.)—
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming—
4Vi %
11-14
20c
Midwest Piping Co.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
11-23
12-15
20c
(quar.)
_______—
Abrasive
11-13
12-14
25c
—
Products
—-—
(quar.)———
11-27
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 partic preferred (quar.)_
Moore-Handley Hardware,
75c
'
5%
preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.
$2.50
preferred
prior
Morrison-Knudsen
Wheel
■
1-
1
12-11
12-
1
11-
12-10
11-13
6c
11-30
11-13
lc
11-30
11-13
$3.50
12-19
12-
12-
7
11-13
55c
12-
1
11-13
25c
(s-a)—
(Pittsburgh)
12-
1
11-13
11-25
10-30
30c
C.)
(increased
Company
Year-end
quar.)
;——
Fund-——
Income
Mutual
Investment
Quarterly
investment
income
from
$0,197
12%c
Inc.—
Fund,
distribution
of
$0,093
plus
from
net
payment of
profits
a
securities
realized
—
29c
B
& Bros,
(special)
(quar.)
11-
10-31
11-23
11-
9
12-15
12-
8
11-16
Mutual Securities Fund
11-25
60c
stock—
or
11-15
6c
50c
payable in cash
(F. E.)
10-30
Narda Microwave Corp. (N. Y.) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)—
Nash
7%
C.) & Co.
(F.
Nashua
National
Acme
National
Co.,
com.
11-
11-
11-
12-
11-
12-
11-
12-
1
11-16
12-
7
11-20
National
National
Co.
Distillers
Common
4V4%
12-
11-30
11-13
50c
60c
11-20
11-
1-15
12-18
30c
12-15
11-17
25c
11-16
11-
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-16
(increased-quar.)
——
National Casket
National
11-10
12-15
$1.75
Extra
12-
11-15
50c
:
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Biscuit
&
1
7Vac
(quar.)
Corp., class A (quar.)
preferred
1
—
—__
Mutual
4
15c
^
—
—-
Quarterly
Murphy (G.
11-19
30c
preferred
7%
Fuel Supply Co.
12-10
2
62V£c
—
_—
Mills,
Vernon
11-
11-14
1
:
Extra
Mount
Mountain
11-16
12-
______
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
$1.25
—:—40c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Diablo
Mount
12-
(quar.)
Chemical
8
4
6
Corp.—
30c
$1.06)4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
National Drug
& Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Common
60c
Electric Welding
12-15
11-20
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-15
11-
1
10-23
National
Key
12-
1
11-16
National
Lead
11-
National
Securities
12-11
$25c
1-15
2
12-15
Gypsum,
Stock
4%%
Stock
60c
11-15
37V2C
12-30
—20c
11-16
11-
6
9-16
11-
2
Machine
common
Co.,
Co.,
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
40c
12-
1
11-13
1-
2
12-
4
2%
1-
2
12-
4
12-
1
11-13
50c
—
class
7%
A
__
.
12-
(quar.)—___
$1.75
12-15
11-18
Series:
9c
National Starch & Chemical Corp.
National Tea
Co.
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page
46)
10-30
11-25
11-10
20c
(quar.)—
10-30
11-16
15c
series
11-16
11c
series——
stock
1
15c
12-10
(initial)
pfd. A
1
$1.12Vz
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
215c
220c
(extra.)—
dividend
preferred
Preferred
(Boston)
;
11-13
11-
12-
25c
35c
30c
50c
(quar.)—__—___—;—___
(quar.)_;
Tube (quar.),
Food
Extra
12-
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
2
11-30
II-16
$1.1834
$1
—
Mickelberrys
60c
(quar.)
12-
12-
1-1
____________
(quar.)—_1_—
3.90%
4.35%
$2.25
Co.
11-13
230c
(guar.)—__—
(quar.)__________—
10c
Hotel
11-25
12-18
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
$1.21
(initial)
11-10
11-30
15c
:
Fire Assurance
Hose
45c
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co.
23c
(s-a)
2%
Rubber
12-17
12-15
2c
(quar.)____:
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)——
Company (quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
11 Vic
dividend-
1
25c
—
______
Cement
4%
$54c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore
Lowney
2$T
4%%
$54c
J37V2C
I.)—
Gas
Mile
Stock
250c
—_____
Frank
2
Long
Ltd. tquar.)____
——
(quar.)
Mengel
J 10c
(quar.)
10-29
I-
11-20
Melville Shoe Corp.—
t60c
(quar.)
Groceterias,
Preferred
$1.25
10%
B
4.84%
11-25
12-10
60c
—
(quar.)
Cos.,
Star
12-10
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
common
$1.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
2nd preference
(quar.)
Lone
5c
3%"
' 55c '
62V2C
(quar.)—
(s-a)
preferred
11-13
2
11-16
(quar.)—.—'
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6%
11-30
12-15
Portland
&
11-16
11-20
210c
Robbins
preferred
Meier
11-16
1
10-30
37Vic
Mead Corp., common (quar.}__—42Vic
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.06%
Mead Johnson Co., common (quar.)_.
30c
4%
1
12-
11-13
———
Medusa
12-
12-5
Ltd., com. (quar.)— ______
Corp. (quar.) _____________
L.)
&
11-12
12-
—
(Eli)
Liquidometer Corp
Local
10-30
12-
50c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Loblaw
11-16
60c
Year-end
Link-Belt
Extra
1
40c
Insurance
Porcupine Mines,
Mclntyre
11-16
11-16
12-
(quar.)
Bonding &
preferred
Class
dis¬
a
gain
&
Libby (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (increased)
Lilly
$2.50
Myers
Lexington Trust Fund—
Libby,
quar.)_____
McCall Corp. (stock dividend) ———
McCord Corp., common
(quar.)j.
,
(quar.)
Leece-Neville
iW.
Maxson
(increased
Co.
Massey-Ferguson,
Motor
JlOc
—
dividend)
(stock
Massachusetts
12-15
B
Kratter
Field &
■
11-25
11-27
12-10
.
50c
15c
1% r
62*2C
quar.)____________
CO. (quar.)________Ju.v_
(stock dividend) ________t_
Foodlines
Marshall
-
4%
Corp.-(increased
Marsh
12-15
12-31
40c
(quar.)
12-31
68%c
(quar.)
common
12-10
25c
20c
common
-
(interim)
Co., Ltd.
4.40%
$1.31
(quar.)
from
tdon
6
12-21
10c
225c
Mississippi Glass (quar.)————
Mississippi Power Co.—
net. realized
from
(18c
11-15
>
dividend
preferred
11-13
3-
.Functor 1
from
(quar.)
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
5'.2%
preferred C
(quar.)
4%
1
3-
12c
21c
of
(quar.)__
Koppers Company,
12-
(from
income)
Koehring Company,
5%
preferred A
11-13
—--M-f—
Stores
Knox
11-13
1
2-11
-
Stock
f.
11-13
1
12-
$1
(quar.
from
1
12-
15c
Department
VAc
11-13
87V2C
Klein
and
11-30
1
1
$1.18%
$1.10
Knickerbocker Fund
12-19
$1.08%
(quar—_____
profits)
Keystone Steel & Wire
(S.)
11-23
30c
income
of
11-16
11-16
$1.12'/2
Common
investment
11-16
1
12-10
$1.05
(semi-annual
distribution
1
12-
12-
income)
Income
"S-2"
12-
3-
(monthly)
investment
1
12-
(increased-quar.)__,
com.
1
95c
(qiiar.)
Co.
Keystone
11-16
1212-
—
Keystone Custodian Funds— -net
11-13
95c
(quar.)
Fund
11-30
30c
Kelly Douglas Co., Ltd.—
25c partic. class A pfd.
Kennametal, Inc.
:
—
Inc.
(initial-quar;)__
_____
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd. <s-a)__—
Marconi
International Marine Communica-
11-13
12-15
17,/2C
20c
20c
cl. A, (s-a)
(s-a)
SicKesson
12-15
—
;
B
11-13
4
12-10
2%
——
_______
Manpower,
11-13
55c
(quar.)—
35C
(increased!
11-13
1
6
11-
from
profits)
Machines
11-
1
distribution of
common
Business
1
12-
40c
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund
11-6
1
12-
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)__
Kayser-Roth Corp. (initial)
Kellogg Co.—
3V2% preferred (quar.)
Louisville
(quar.)
Investment-income plus
12-
75c
(s-a)
1
12-
40c
(quar,)—
preferred
preferred
4.00%
Loblaw
4^
preferred
12-
^
(quar.)—
(quar.)_„—
A.—
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
;
preferred
preferred
$2.40
24c
(stock
4.50%
Class
25c
•_
11-
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
3.80%
10-31
10%
(quar.)
Extra
International
1
12-
'3%%
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
pref. (1959 series) (quar.)
City Power & Light,
3.80%
11-20
1
42Vic
;___
Mexico S.
Enterprises
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
Interchemical
1212-
2%%
dividend)
Co.
shares
from
11-13
2%
Water
Electrica
Steel
12-14
12-
5%
(quar.)
(stock
1
39ftc
(increased-quar.)__
(quar.)
6
2
11-20
33%c
dividend
Industrial
10-31
12-
12-
10-31
35 %c
—
:
___
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rcpts.
ordinary (interim)
American
11-16
12-29
11-16
32c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Husky Oil (stock dividend)—
Co.,
6
2
35%c
Hupp
Central
11-
11-30
11-
31 Vic
__
J—
*
Power
1
11-27
31 Vic
Extra
13c
conv.
Lear,
(interim)
Humble Oil & Refining
Industria
10-29
11-30
10c
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—Units of ben. interest-
Hugoton
11-12
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (uqar.)
$1.41
12-1
11-13
12-15
J75C
preferred
5.70%
10-28
30c
,
Co.,
Qiigirterly
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A
5% preferred (quar.)
11-30
lOc
—
Mining & Smelting
11-16
$1.25
_____
Bay
1
12-23
35c
Extra
Hudson
5
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Howard Industries
10-15
62%c
(quar.)
—
Y.), 5%
Service
11-16
11-10
1-
11-
22V2C
59%c
$1.03%
$1.18%
(quar.)
com.
convertible preference
4%%
series
12-1
11-16
1
12-
—
Keystone Income Fund series "K-l"
10-30
10c
8
(Greens¬
(quar.)
Kansas
12-
25c
$1.06%
—
common
(quar.)
Horn & Hardart Co.
Inland
preferred
11-28
12-15
II2V2C
A
1-
34c
(quar.);
4%%
4%
—
preferred (quar.)
(George A.) & Co.,
Hormel
6%>
preferred
Class
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Corp., common (quar.)
2-10
12-
—i—
(quar.)—________
Chemical,
Kalamazoo Vegetable
50c
Hooker Chemical
Stock
&
.*
-
(initial)
common
Home Oil Co.,
divd.)
—
6
30c
93%c
+5c
15c
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
20c
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)__
62V2C
5%
preferred (quar.$1.25
11-16
11-13
15c
11-
10-15
11-13
1-4-60
*45c
50c
1
11-16
Aluminum
Manitoba
Class
_____
11-
4
12-
30c
__________
Co. (quar.)
& Saskatchewan Coal,
12-
11-
10-31
11-25
12-
25c
35c
35c
25c
(quar.)—^.—35c
Shirt
20c
11-16
11-14
230c
Marmon-Herrington
11-13
Kaiser
(quar.)
dividend,
Stock
Manhattan
Marine
44c
11-16
(initial)
common
new
Co.
&
12-15
(quar.)_—25c
common
R.)
12-15
.
3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a).
Johnson Hill's Inc
(quar.)
Company,
C.)
Co.
<P.
1
11-30
12-15
12-
Indiana
C.)
1-20
1
11- 2
12-15
(R.
Mallory
1
5c
1
12-
1- 1
$1.05
Insurance
I-
12-
12-15
35%c
(quar.)_
12-15
11-16
V
.
1-
Co.
Life
1
12- 1
11-27
1
93%c
^
12-
2- 1
11-23
12-1
12-21
11-30
12- 1
>.
11-16
common
pany,
1-
(quar.)—
common
12-
•
1-
10c
4 % %
11-16
Indian
Engraving
Corp.
Tea Co.,
4%%
11-16
(Charles E.)
11-25
12-24
10-20
12-15
_____
Magnavox
10-30
1
5%
preferred
Standard
N.
11-18
1
.
10-30
1
12-
11-18
1
Idaho
Jervis
Jewel
12-
Illinois
Oilier
Jahn
10-29
12-
Holiday Inns of
Holophane Co., Inc.
•
convertible
10-29
34%c
$1.18%
—,
11-11
12-
Co
Extra
6
J.
(quar.)
12-15
12- 1
30c
(Canada)
11-
10-23
10-29
!—-—$1.25
(extra)
(quar.)
(quar.)'-—-
Utilities,
10-29
12-
Lumber
1
97'
4%% preferred
11-16
6%
Southern
Iowa
10-29
1
4%%
12-
11-13
Ltd.—
participating preferred
6%
Macmili_n
$1.20
(quar.)„l_^__„^_„~_>_:„„i.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
10-29
12-
New
Service, common
dividend...—
Stock
10-29
12-15
Hinde & Dauch Paper
6
29c
45c
(quar.)»^2__,___-_r._+._2+.
Public
Iowa
10-29
Hilton
__
6
preferred
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-
11-
4.80%
11-16
15c
preferred
1
1
10-29
4.20%
—
5%%
6
preferred
4,35%
-
(quar.)
11-
preferred
11-25
.
common
12-
Power <&
10-30
45c
5%
A (quar.)____
(quar.)
Macwbyte Company (qar.)_^___—_________
Light, common (quar.)
-40c
(quar.)—82%c
(quar.$1.10
preferred (quar.)„i.„_
$1.08%
3Vi% - preferred (quar.)
———87Vic
4.37Vi preferred (quar.)
$1.09%
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)
t30c
Higbie Mfg. Co., new common (initial)
20c
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
45c
Hotels,
4
12-
(Canada)
11-25
15c
———
12-
4.40%
3.30%
20c
Chemical Corp.—•
..(increased quar.)___—_
Common
11-16
10-29
$1.25
—
Macleod's,
11-16
12-31
$1.25
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
11-16
12-15
________
11-10
30c
10-29
Heyden-Newport
Holt
Mutual
Stock
1
J25c
12-15
+20c
__________
1
12-
(quar.)
Stores
11-16
225c
>
—
12-
15c
.
Interstate Department
(quar.)
dividend
Mahon
—
10-29
12-10
12 Vic 1
50c
5c
___———
...
"
.—r
10-16
12-31
15c
L-
—-——
12-
1
11-30
11-25
11-13
(quar.)
35c
__
12-10
12-10
220c
|(quar.)
-J
_____—
—
12-10
Ltd.—
Co.
5
50c
Payne (year-end)——___——
Formerly White Eagle Oil Co.
Hercules Powder, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Hires
Line
2-
48%c
Helmerich •&
Hines
Pipe
(quar.)
Corp.
Trucks
Mack
$55c
—-
Interprovincial
11-16
2-15
12-15
12-15
12-10
$1.50
$1.37*/2
6%
5%
Extra
10-26
B
Extra
75c
(incr.-quar.)
Corp.
4.35%
45c
(quar.)—
Macco
5c
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_.
30c
■-
Refractories Co.
Harbison-Walker
10-30
class A
Ltd.,
Bloedel,
&
75c
iquar.)
5
11c
$1.25
20c
——
12-
Class
(quar.
—
(increased)-^-—_—
Co.
11-30
35c
25c
10c
5
International Resistance Co.
Silver
12-10
35c
■
MacMillan
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
-•
;
Year-end
net
from
V
(quar.)—,_1.1
Co.
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.
Lynch Carrier System (quar.) _______
12-14
11-
20c
SI
(quar.)__
11-
1-15
International
10-29
1
12-15
When
Per
%
Na.me ojCompany.
Lunkenheimer
11-25
preferred (s-a)
+60c
International Petroleum, Ltd. (quart30c
11-10
+$1.25
*$1.25
—
•
10-30
6%
3
10-29
11-25
income
50c
;
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Watch
Hamilton
Ltd.,
Co.,
12-
security
25c
Zerox,
Hamilton
4%
12-30
preferred
4 64%
Insurance
Halliburton
Haloid
_,3^.
———
Water
Corp.
Halifax
'
50c
12-10
12-10
-
Gulf Power Co.,
Hackensack
62Vfec
—
-
dividend
12-1*
$1.25 3-14-60
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
$1-25
•
11-16
25c
—
plus 6c from net, real¬
profits)
.———18c
International Paints (Canada), Ltd.—
ized
11-
Corp.—
Finance
Consumer
Class
11-13
J1"13
75c
Shares
Guardian
11-13
,'2C
}°cm
————12c
•Declared in shares, cash optional.
Utilities
11-13
11-13
l^ac
«c
_—
—
90c
;
9c
Stock
Railroad
Steel
li-iJ
IV2C
5c
9c
Equipment Shares
Shares ————.
Railroad
1.50
11-13
11-13
—
(quar,),___^_^
Holdings Corp._„_
International Investors, Inc.
(12c
.
11-13
—
Shares
Bond
Railroad
preferred
investment
1-15
60c
$1.75
4.35%
n
40c
—2c
—
Mining Shares
12-10
quar.)
International
10-26
25 c
*
Co.—
10-29
<>5c
Shares—
Machinery
Industrial
11 13
11-1J
ii-aj
7°
7c
5c
13c
Shares
Shares
(increased
Extra
11-13"
.60c
1.80
85c
6°
6°
—
■—
Harvester
"12-10
International
,,,*
.
—
12- 1
7%
tquar.)25d
Increased
11
7c
Equipment Shares
Building Shares
Food
u
—
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
Chemical
11
6c
Shares
Automobile
11 _u
nv*
13c
Common Stock FundThe'Capital Growth Fund——
The' Fully Administered Fund—*The Institutional Bond Fund
The General Bond Fund
Industry Funds:
9
Extra
10-31
11-16
*»c
Hie
'
11-
7'Ac
General Funos
•
12-15
12%c
(quar.)-
Securities,
Group
12-31
9-11
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
P.) Fire Brick Co. (quar.)
a
11-13
,
Gregory Industries (increased)
Gross Telecasting, common (quar.)-;
Class
Common
,
GreaTwesTcoaTco.,
(A.
10-27
11-13
12.10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
„
Cigar Machinery
-i
International
1-15
"/J
540c
B
Great Universal Stores,
Green
10-27
J2-10
CoLtd., com. <quar,)__
pref. (quar.)
—
—
Northern Ry. (quar.)—
Southern Life Ins. Co. (Houston)
Great
International
12-7
11 lb
12-1
b/o
20c
Paper
class
$1.20
11-23
J
Dock (quar.)——r
Urease &
Great Lakes
4
Monday, November 9, 1959
..
.
Company
,* ,i
common (quar.) —
(quar.) —
—
Grayson-Robinson Stores (stock oiviaenu;—
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. <quar.)_-
preterred
3%%
When
Per
Name of
,
Company,
T.)
(W.
Grant
••
.
(1944)
12-
11-13
1
Volume
190
Number
5897
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1945)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Sep
59% Feb
9
Nov 24
108% Oct
20
-3
37% July 15*
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
14% Jan
134
18% Mar 26
47% Jan
2
57
Par
;
1
*40%
Abbott Laboratories common±s«^__5 *
•-67%
4%
convertible preferred
100114.
ABC
3
Vending Corp
18
12% Nov
4
23% Jan
29% Oct
14
26
2
34% July 15
Acme
20% Jan
2
29% Dec
31
26
Sep 23
30% Mar
9
Adams
24 % Jan
;€
33% Oct
-9
33
Jan
2
4,
Adams-Millis Corp,.
82.
Oct
1
97
11
94% J&n
2
7-
Jan
2
19% Dec 29
Nov
25% Nov
167/a Jan 28
17
63% Nov
; 125
f
Sep 21
23% Jan
18
!
2
'
49
193% Jan
297
8
2% Jan
3
2
Dec
July
5
24% Jan
34
11% Jan
14
16
4% Jan
Jun
<-
7
23% Jan
12
17% Sep
9% Jan
22% Apr
23
28
14% Oct
29
Jan
2
*"®20% Nov
28
49% Oct
7
93
1
Dec
12
Oct
15% Oct
6
12% Feb
96% Oct
7
92
10
Jan
43% Oct
13
46% Sep
38% Oct
15% Jan
21
8% Oct
27
55% Dec
11
74
Jan
Dec
57
12
Jan
17
,
.
5
75% Sep
24
Nov
111
27-
Jan
2
42% Oct
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60% Jan
96% Oct
2
Jan
15
22
52
8
1
32% Sep
27
13
1 May
33% Jan
Apr 29
5
62
4%
42 % Dec
11
39
Feb
12
33% Feb
53% Dec
15
44% Sep
21
70% Oct
23
28% Nov
4
35% Apr
8
33% Apr
160% Apr
50 Vb Sep
88% Jan
114% Sep
25
17
14%. Jan
~2
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34% Jan
13
44% Nov
12
25%
27 Ye Apr
7
58-% Dec 31
40% Oct
118
14
47% Dec
2
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
32% Oct
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
19% Feb 25
33% Jan
OctTlO
7
Jan
2
23% S°p
22
45% Jan
2
58
16
6%
Nov
11
20% Jan
2
33% Oct
22
19
Jan
7
20V4 Feb
11
3% Jan
2
7% Feb
13
y* Jan
2
17
41% Nov
.,52% Nov 18
37-% Sep 11
39% Jan
2,
45V* Dec
47% Dec
35% Sep
47% Jan
42% Jan 21
51
24
Sep 29
17
80% Jan
3
44% Dec
96% Mar
39.%- Jan .17
r
55% Dec
2
17 ^ 40
2
15
84
Jan
15
45% Sep
21
24
38% Jan
14% Jan
2
2
£6% Nov 13
25
32% Feb
12
2
44
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
37% Nov
19% Jan
11% Jan
40% Nov 20
45% Oct
18% Oct 30
2
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13
134
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31
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108
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.
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25
48% Jan
2
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7
2
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'35% Dec
.
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14
49% Aug
8
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157
May 12
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13
34% Nov
48% Apr
35% Jan
10
68
2
140
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2
43
Jan
2
6
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51% Oct 20
155
138
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29
32y2Jan
152
8
41
May
83
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4
66% Feb
7%
27
41 Vo Sep
9
30
61% Nov
7
54 y2 Jun
26
July 16
117% Oct
5
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
2
22
29% Dec
30
26 y4 Mar 28
31% Jun
27% Jan
2
45% Dec
18
45
72 y4
Jan
125
2
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July
12
6%
Dec
31
35% Dec
3
27
Nov
4
35% Dec
4
28% Sep
29
8% Jan
2
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6
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18% May 18
74% Feb
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22
27
97% Dec
1
90
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9
89
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22
37
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26
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2
39
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4
11
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22
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15% Feb
129% Jan
American
American
20
6%
Tel
Water
27% Dec 23
17% Nov
6
24% Nov
4
27% May
14% Jan
37% Dec
5
Jan
13
30% Sep
63% Oct
13
58% Sep
111% Oct
22
30
61% Oct
14
51
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26
33
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3
88
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15
34
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33
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2
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14
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5
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see
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40
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400
46
27,200
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37%
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46%
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26 %
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Anaconda
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5%%
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47
31 Ve
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1,500
37 %
26%
Zinc Lead & Smelting
Anaconda
60% Mar 18
31%
35
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37%
26%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
74% Mar 17
-
31%
9%
2
Ampex Corp
46% Mar 13
23
6%
American
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120
37%
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1
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88
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100
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31
97
1
preferred
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Dec
32
common
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&
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29% Aug
7
*117
37%
9%
,___25
American Sumatra
1
120
37 VB
31%
Corp:
Refining
55% July 29
46V2 Jun
*117%
10
Chem—No par
non-cumulative
6
39
77%
35%
1,470
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Co
13% Mar u
31
36
_100
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2
Dec
5,200
77
35 Va
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preferred
29
61% Mav ?l
39
57
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15% July 11
4
56%
35 %
2.
Co__^
&
28 % Dec
10
56%
76%
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&
American Sugar
7% preferred
4
-
76%
100
Potash
8
10'AJun
40
2
18
18 %
56 Va
9 7-u
No par
Co
2
23% Jan
22% Jan
'an
43% Mar
-
9%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd.JEl
6
5,800
76%
American Steel Foundries
American Stores Oo__
6
20
2,400
57%
6
12
:
19%
119%
9%
5
31% Jan
98
19%
118
76
*117%
65 V2 Jan
*95
19%
118%
56%
preferred.100
25% Feb
98%
19%
117
■
75%
3.50
American Snuff
9
*95
20
57
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred
100
1
97
19%
9%
preferred
American Rad
Mar 17
52y4Mar31
133 y4 Sep
134% Jun
&
News
21
6,800
75%
non-cumulative
American
18% Apr
52%
56%
Power__No par
American
•
51 %
1,300
20
American Optical
22
51%
1,400
10
73% Apr 14
53% Nov
5
Sep
11,700
51 y«
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,
20%
100
53V2 July
13
200
52 y2
48%
No par
Line
Sugar
Molasses
27 y4 Dec
15
Crystal
American
117% Jan
119% Sep
25% Jan
Barge
6
13
105
Radio
7
Jun
126
Commer
American
%
46%
52
-
47%
4,800
American Metal. Products
3
150,600
220 V4
46%
18%
2
&
-American
54% Mar
14 %
49%
54%
common
Cable
38% Jan
4
220
47 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
32% Jan
38% Nov
13%
225
30
39%
When issued
1
13%
83
18%
_____12.50
.
96% Nov
"Sep 21
13%
*215
6,600
4,200
...
39V4
Motors Corp
Natural Gas Co
56
/
14%
230
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.
54
3.90% preferred^..,.
^-...100
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com__l
4
13%
83
1,800
.
17%
42%
18%
preferred
Sugar
32% Jan 22
15% Feb 19
8
17%
41%
54
ii
preferred
4%%
:
17%
42%
39%
28
22
31
17%
41%
17~100
39%
American Mach
Jan
31
18%
82
*81 %
3,200
-
53%
28
98
;
4%
53
25
•
May 19
59% Apr 30
34V2 Jan 16
31
18%
Feb
84
2lV8Sep 21
91:
Nov
6
20
31
7
Apr
81
310
4%
40
51% Oct
9
77 Va Oct
30%
80%
*300
474
18 %
101% Oct
d
9
2
80%
309
39%
preferred.lOo
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American International Corp.
1 "
*16 '
American Investment Co of 111
1 ""
18 %
5%% prior preferred
100
*96
105
19
•
6%
y4
4%
52%
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
American Ice Co common
Mar 30
18% July
20% Jan
20
Jan
/20% Jan >,2
34% Sep 12
22
307a Oct
110
5
41
92"
38% July 21
July 27
May 27
80
*300
V«
4,100
40%
common^.____10
American & Foreign
25
5,300
28%
51%
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
193
53'A Jan
10
4
28%
40 %
Electric Power Co..
American Enka Corp..
15
187/a Jan 22
9
95
3
-
85% Jun
Feb
28%
43,500
.
51%
American
34% Apr
4
Mfg
Corp
American
July 27
45
Mar 13
17% Oct
59% Nov 17
2
46
'.
4,900
22%
42 %
*215
%
'97
21%'
17%
.
3,300
,
..
,
41%
49%
52
1
.
82
DAY
14%
235
59
105
5
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
17
6
15% Oct
21% July 28
Apr
2
Feb
Amer
55% May 18
14V4Jan 12
104
Mar 17
18
__
79
122
11"
50
30
9% Nov
1
73
Jan
25% Oct
7
Sep
2
65y* July 28
26
17
%/
106
9
55% Dec
2
16.% Jan
38% Feb
Mar
61% Aug
July 14
6
11
vs
ELECTION
28
-
22%
30%
30%
59
103 y4
.No-par
American Can Co common
7% preferred
American Chain <fc Cable
American Chicle Co
2
30%
27%
106%
6,400
.No par
Inc
convertible
American
65% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
44
May 28
23
38
Feb
26
50% Jan
,
44V, Mar 17'
19
20% Oct
29% Jan
14% Mar 18
80
5
4,100
27%
305
4%
30%
5,400
100
fheatres Inc
5%
79
30 %
21%
27
*294
;■ '■
CLOSED
28,100
120%
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
29
20 V4 Sep
9% Nov
STOCK
EXCHANGE
14%
117%
convertible preferredi_-_10o
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22
79%
395
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49
18
Airlines common...'.;
2
27
21%
13%
121
convertible preferred. .1.100
American Bakeries Co
..No par
American Bank Note common
10
6% preferred
50
3
22%
1,100
48
62
103
104,000
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20%
,
28
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200
115
17%
3%%
2
41
20%
120
63%
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68%
5
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Jan
-
19
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1
9
58
Aug
51%
28
62%
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18
9
6
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21%
18
48 %
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
5
'
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,
41 %
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100
Co
Amalgamated
64 % May 29
27%
'
:
82%
1
preferred
Amerace
2
'
60
17%
Petroleum
Jan
13
common
Amerada
39% May
28%
102 % '
41
5
prior preferred__'__No par
preferred;™
10
Ludlum Steel Corp_^„__i
Kid
4.08%
12
30%
100
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America^
Amalgamated Leather Co—
30
24% Jan
Feb
81
48% Oct
4%
.____i
Alpha Portland Cement
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
78%
*295
convertible
Allls-Chalmers
Mar 31
27% Jan 21
21
Inc
common
preferred
conv
Allied
115% July 24
29
57.
101 VB
2
Allen Industries Inc...
Allied Chemical Corp__
39 Vo July 15
77% May 11
31
26
Jan
*27%
Corp
Allegheny
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
38% Sep
1
127% Sep
1
39 % Feb 25
104
17
Inc
6%
83% Mar 17
17
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28 ya
'
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2'
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
52% Jan
30% •*
100
Allted Products Corp
Allied Stores
Corp common
26% Feb
x30%
-
14% Feb
4
61% Jun 11
30% Dec 31
31%
_No par
pfd 1951 series.
Gas
Products
$4
8
82% July 28
6
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
30%
1
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
1
13%
Co_
Alleghany Corp
Aug
7
21% Mar 20
21
2
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
30
132
30
48%
12%
industries:
4%%
28% Aug 25
2
17% Oct
Apr
48 y8
13
27
Alco
60% Aug 31
102
21%
49 %
12%
26%
Aldens
30
44% Jan
x21%
48%
-
42
.67%
115
13 y4
1
conv
*41
115
50%
22
j
115
21%:
31%
21
4.50%
6
32% Jan
160
Express
Alabama
118
21%
12 %
48%
1
A
41%
68%
31 %
Air Reduction Inc common___No
par
8
..
%
67%
:
Aeroquip Corp
15
30
16
367/a Jun
Sep
.
41
v
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Co
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
44% Oct 20
85
Steel
*112
'■
..
the Week
Nov. 6
68%
67-%
i
22
Friday
Nov. 5
41%.
*41%
114
Admiral Corp
30
Dec
72%-Apr 29
27
Jan
Dec
100
18
Dec
35
2
77% Jun
12
6% Mar 19
30
9
33
30% Jan 2
12
1
9
ACF-Wrigley Stores
29% May 11
34% July 16
91 % Mar 10
328
Apr 22
49% Nov 11
2
Apr
Oct
3% Feb
30
Dec
160
21
-
290
3
31
10% Dec 30
2
Jan
14 % Apr
9T
16
22
80 % Nov 24
26
Jan
80
Dec
Sep
20% Nov
2
-
Jan
72
71
83% Nov 21
V4 Jan> 13
Jan
2
v
68%-
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. i
.1
25
24% Nov
3
Jan
21%
41%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 3
10
ACF Industries Inc
Aug 17
2
19%. Jan
-.
,_l
.
Tuesday.
Nov. 2
Abacus Fund
Apr 24
23 Vb Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
47% May 8
84% Apr 28
1
71% Nov 20
120
7
Jan
40
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
.
43% Jan 13
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
40% Dec 29
3
102 V2 Jan
14-
;
Highest
30¥i Jan
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
i
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co.
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
00 00
No par
21.80
10
90
88
38%
38
30%
31%
Vs
.
,
/
88
*88
90
*88
90
2,700
40
38
38%
37%
37%
36%
37
1,700
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31%
5,400
~
%
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. November 9, 1959
.
(1946)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
29
11
26
10
227a Jan
2
Nov
3
4
40% Jan
19
64 % May
7
80% July 29
31
23
7
35 % Nov
3974 Dec
127a Feb
49 % Feb
20
247e Dec
7
15
29% Oct
6774 Dec
25
39% Sep
17
90
.!
May
May
35% Feb
5
75
9
23
Sep
19% NOV.
5
10% July 8
23% Oct 15
17% Jan
4
25
7
16
27
28% Apr
2
May
46
86% Apr
23% July
1672 Apr
7
227a Sep
29
3% Jan
8
277a Sep
2
Feb
26
1974 Dec
30
19
Jan
2
25% May 15
34% Dec
10
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
15
277a Feb 12
9
29
Jan
1074 Aug
8
2
67a Jan
46 74 Nov
19
13
99
Sep
61
Oct
25
20
24% Nov
4
105
2
96
177a Jan
2
2874 Dec 31
97a Jah
2
May
Dec
14% Jun
41%
41%
42
31%
*3172
31%
31
3174
7471
75%
74%
7572
73%
747a
73%
74'/a
15,000
34
34%
33%
35%
34 %
35'a
33%
34%
43.300
43%
7,000
__1
common
Feb 28
92
*247a
23
22 7,
23%'
37%
37%
3,000
12
12%
11%
12%
5,100
56%
,56%
56 3 it
57
56%
56%
100%
10172
101%
101%
170
61%
61 %
2,600
par:%
5
12%
12%
__i
56%
56%
—.100
*100%
101%
-.10
63%
_——
Common
1st preferred
5.25%
l07'/2Mar31
88% Jan
2
___
Associates
Investment
Co
32% July
9% Oct
9
10% Mar
5
33% Sep
81
9
92
8
4
July
Jan
11
6
Common
29%
84
83
loo
8% Jan
16
16% Feb
27
$3.75
Atlas
July 29
96
26
11
Atlas
72% Sep 22
19
68% Jan
25% Dec
16% May 27
24% Feb
19
21%'Jun
9
27% Jan
13
6
29% Dec
30
25% Apr
29
7
3% Jan
9
10% Nov 21
Jun
24
3i
9% Jan
2
15
10% Jan
26
3
Nov
Sep
4
85
18
Feb
21
7
45% Oct
6
7
63 % Nov
13
29% Jan
2
95
Oct 29
48
44
Oct
12
23% Jan
9
23
49% Sep
Feb
28% Jan
8
58
Dec
4
36
Dec
10
Dec 23
16% Jan
7
31
33'/2 Jan
27
19
83
80
44% Nov
35 % Jan
42
Dec
31
33% Nov
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
44
2
23% Aug 27
14% Feb 25
13
53% Sep
Mar
4
Sep 22
93
92% Jan
74% Dec 12
2
27% Dec 24
22% Sep 10
May 14
28% Mar 3
6
50%
47% Oct
52
-TlSJan
2
28% Jan
6
j
61
ly 21
2
32% Sep
36% Jan
143
Oct
54% Oct
13
14
159% Jun 12
2
2
15% Dec
2
76
Dec
2
37%
Sep 23
12% Jan
5
12
23% Jan
22
49% May 11
137
9
Jan
Oct~28
6% Jan
6
1% Feb 18
36% Jan
6
1% Oct 13
36% Dec
Sep 22
1
26% Dec
12% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
July
22 % Oct
2
2
22
Oct
2
19
Dec
60% Jan
6
78
23
48% Jan
5
2
Feb
11
19% Aug
July
7
2
Oct
19
155
83
38
22
20% Sep 22
60% Dec 31
5b% July 15
3074 Jun 18
22
29% Oct 29
2' % J"n
2
18
25% Apr
74% Sep
417s Apr
1
43% May 28
59% July 6
16% Sep
6
10% Jan
6
Mar 23
247a Apr
1
2472 Aug 27
16
1
10
conv
preferred—
4%%
(A S)
35
100
Gypsum'
Inc
Co
Borden
24
81% Apr
Co
1
Edison
Boston
&
5
6
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
177o Mar 13
36% Oct
13
33% Jan
6
44% May 25
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
44% Nov 18
45% Jan
13
533/4 Jun
8
8% May 12
40% Jan 13
12 7o Sep
4
26% Jan
2
2
9
48
Ocl
^.9
Oct
5
85
Jan
21
49% Jun
18
61
Aug 25
33% Sep
92
Oct
29
34% Jan
6
49% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
17 % Dec
*30
42% Jan
17
60
Dec
19
57% Jan
6
46% Dec
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
82
Mar 13
81
27% Oct
15 %
30
Sep 20
35% Oct 26
22% Jan
25
—-—f
.
13
Jun 2a
13% Jan
2
78% Jun
10
27
Jan
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
9% Jan
2
2
63
Feb
56
Mar 26
25
374% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
76
Oct
12
120
Oct
29
Brunswick-Ballce-Collender
20% Dec 31
313/4 July 10
Budd
90
28% Jan
8
10
89% Oct
1
24
32% Oct 22
373/4 Jan
9472 May 27
2il
Buffalo
18% Sep 29
15% Oct 22
247a Jun
18
Bullard
16% Dec
13% Sep
14% Jan
23
20s/a Apr
8
2
2674 July 28
2
803/4 Apr
3
15% Oct 30
$5
78% Oct
17
76% Jan
13
8472 A
8
43% Dec
17
28% Oct
21
453/4 Mar 18
7
28 % Dec
2
24% Jan
5
353/4 Feb
5
22 % Jan
10
40 % Nov
6
34% May
5
44% Nov
2
Butler Bros
3% Jan
15
8% Oct
14
5
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
16
Jun
26
15% Oct
14
109
Jan
28% Nov
3% Jan
7% Dec
9% Jan
10
p7/„
28
17 Va Oct
5
5
1167a Sep 30
2
323/4 Aug 12
5% July 10
93/4 Mar 17
20% Nov 21
12% Dec 31
18
Jan
10
Mar 30
137a Oct
5
35% Jan
50% Nov
12
46 % Jun
26
55% Jan
15
19% Jan
2
22 74 Aug
14
5% Jan
14% Jan
20% Nov 24
81
Jan
90
45
May
5
79
30
2772 July 27
Butte
second
7%
—
...
(A Mi
participating preferred
ELECTION
.
,
DAY
36
37%
X54%
142
s
37 7a
55%
54%
142
141
37%
55"V
37%/
200
'4,800
■
54,700
1427a
1,100
8,700
16%
16 %
16%
167a
16%
16%
17%
76
*75
76
777a
79
79
78
79
190
36 72
36%
36 7a
37
367a
367a
367a
37
2,100
50%
51
50%
517a
49%
50 V 4
48 %
50
4,600
28
28
28%
*27 7a
277a
277'.
-
27%
28
167a
17
16%
16%
16%
16 7 a
29%
30%
30%
31%
31 7a
32 U-
29%
29
167 a
500
16%
x31 74
32%
11,600
57,300
-
28%
29
28 7a
28%
27 5
a
28%
1,600
21
217a
21%
21%
21%
217 a
21%
21%
1,400
22%
22%
22%
23
22
22 7a
23
23
-
7a
1,600
83
8472
8374
84
82 7a
84
82 <4
82 3 4
3,900
437t
44%
43 3
4
44%
43 %
44 %
43
43 7 a
14,800
*78%
79%
*78 7a
79%
*78 7a
79 3 4
78 %
78 7a
20
60 74
60 %
60 %
60%
60 3 «
60%
60%
4,300
60
Va
87a
8%
8'*a
*8%
157 a
15%
15%
157a
1374
12%
12%
13
39
39%
38 7a
387a
39%
127ii
38 74
39%
47 7»
4774
*46%
48
45%
46%
3.50 _%•- 10%
.
3
56
1
44%
107/a
10 3 4
11%
117a
117a
—5
50
.
«
39 3
«
48
*46 %
11
117a
56%
46
56 3 a
43 %
56%
44%
57%
44
5674
45%
*78
55
55%
55 7a
55 7
10
27%
277/a
28
28
28
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
74%
1674
74%
75 74
74%.
80
Nnr>ar
113
37%
*32 74
-—
400
874
1.000
17,300
4,500
500
11,500
"
115%
*78
*78
80
*74
116%
551
a
116%
38%;
38%
113'
32%
32%
33V4
21%
217a
21
21%
25%
24%
25
55 7
457a
*77
571,4
2,200
46%
"•'26,400
80
1
55%
55%
4,300
28
38
39
57 <4
80
a
28
28
2,200
16%
16 7B
167a
74'a
74
74%
500
a
4,800
116%
111%
114%
13,500
38%
37%
38%
45,100
33
33
33
33
21
22
21%
227a
17,900
24%
-
25%
257a
24,600
1,500
25
*85
87
*85
87
33
347a
34%
3474
347o
34%
*33%.
34%
16%
17
16%
16 7b
1574
16%
15%
17
14%
1574
1414
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14 7
„
4,300
22%
2274
2278
23%
23%
23%
23 7 a
24%
93,800
73
74%
310
1
90
*85
90
74
*85
*73
74
*73
6772
*64%
67 7a
65
65
*81
8272
*81
82 %
*81
_1
x26%
15
5
3.33%
100
327a
41%
7
74
*110
10
33%
34%
33%
34%
46,000
27%
26%
26%
34%
2674
26%
27
*26%
41%
42
39%
774
7%
7%
16%
*15%
16 '4
15%
110
113
.
*110
41
8'
x39%
8%
19,800
15%
200
313
127a
127a
12%
12%
12%
49%
50
49%
507 a
20
2074
20
20 7a
20
20%
43
43
No par
38 %
25
_No par
267s
607a
38 %
2672
607a
89
Feb
11
51
Apr
22
44% Jun
1
Canadian
Breweries
31% Sep
19
25% Nov
5
3
Canadian
Pacific
47% Jan
6
66
Dec
30
Co
Ltd
Ry
*
4
81
81
28%
*110
5%
24%
25
28%
2,500
5%
6
24%
113
67a
10,900
24%
24%
4,200
2874
28%
6%
81
9,200
7%
15%
507a
28%
600
a
507s
6
40
•
15%
12%
287a
10
81%
33 74
113
67
81%
33%
4472
600
6,400
82%
.7%
*15%
*64%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—
1
Campbell Soup Co_
.1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.6673
$4.25 conv preferred
.No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
:
100
18
24%
75
*6472
24%
Mills
100
7" r
.55%
141
28%
Cannon
ii37%
55%
6,100
■'38
*37 7a
141
2872
672
22
37%
24%
42% Sep
24.
377a
37%
6 7a
36 % Sep
page
34,200
1
24%
7
see
-1VI
1%
1
19
For footnotes
1%
17a
5
50% Jan
July 28
3,900
Va
4774
1%
5
37% Nov
323A Mar
2374
4774
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc..
2
69
69%
237i
477a
California Packing Corp
10
Sep 22
.
common
27
58
68
23%
*47 74
100
100
5
—
Oct
<
16
70%
227 a
47%
5
pref.
26% Jan
23
557a
142
69%
23 7a
37%
38%
5574
—100
21% Jan
Oct
38%
CLOSED
71%
22%
157a
Inc
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co
697 a
*4774
1
preferred
preferred
472%
70 72
5
37«%
17
94
.-*37%
38
No par
Bush Terminal Co
g
*92
17a
142
.—5
Burroughs Corp
27% Apr
16% Mar
94
8%
Burlington Industries Inc com
3
64% Jan
*92
lo
Co
62
,4%
94
800
12 7
Co
Watch
4
11,700
No par
68% Jan
10
73
15%
Co_
12
May
72
8%
common
Forge
10
67
72
172
No par
—
70
Apr
62% Dec
Mar 10
70
94
147a
_
preferred
Bulova
73 "4
15-%
,
Pipe Line Co_
Co
19 % Jan
Oct
71
*92
8%
—
Bucyrus-Erie Co——
33% Dec
19,700
137a
Bigelow
issued
Buckeye
5,600
16
147a
15%.
Brown Shoe Co Inc
357a May 28
3
34
157a
15
issued
Brown
6
10
21,700
13%
10
29
21—-Nov—4
Dec
33 % Oct
20
.
41
33%
33 7 a
loo
30
W^en
337a
82 %
43%
*4074
100
—
Oct
&
34
41
2.50
convertible preferred
w'.ien
44%
*4074
No par
203% Apr
28
82
43 7,
827a
43
41
21,100
RR—
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
397e Oct 28
333/4 Mar 16
30
.
6672 July 20
*817 a
42%
40
61%
100
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
472%
82 7a
%
\'a
5
5%
6% Jan
60
25
Common
27 % Jan
61
%
15
STOCK
15
Co
Maine
15 % Jan
15
58
5,300
'
14
EXCHANGE
.5
1
Borg-Warner Corp common
372% preferred
20
60%
5
88% Aug 27
Oct
7a
1
47% Aug
15% Oct
2374
15
23 7a
2.50
Co
9!
17% Oct 24
92 \\
10
Aluminum & Brass Corp.
32% Oct 23
92
23
13%
477/a
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—1.25
3
91 %
23 %
50c
Co
Bond Stores Inc
14
30
917a
13%
22%
100
2,900
.
15 7a
*47%"
<_40c
Bliss & Laughlin Inc..
7% Jan
5% Jan
69 %
common—8
100
47%
188
*180
76
*9172
-
1,200
13 7,
*x73
....
47
188
23%
*15
14
5
Co.—
(Del)
Decker Mfg
18 % Apr
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
1572
13
_1 peso
4714
*180
33%
3474
1
1
a
51%
46%
180
39
—50
36 7
36%
23%
*40
347a
52%
52%
*51
400
1,300
.
*817a
82%
*14%:
a
92
41
4pfd series of 1951
Boston
*917a
39
10
.53%
4774
*92
387a
common
10
8
*81%
5
Bliss
24
66% Mar 17
47
180
*4074
100
70 % Feb
Sep
4772
190
—50
37% Feb
7S
2,600
51 Va
57
Nov 21
58% Sep 30
367a
*50%>
62 %
39% Dec 31
16
1,400
36%
51
60
8
Jan
52 Va
36%
51
4774
1
Boeing Airplane Co—
3
52%
35%
52
*180
1°fo preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
Bohn
52 7a
3672
1
5
May 14
5274
35%
Co__1^
(E W)
24%
23
—
Blaw-Knox
49
24%
233/4
pfd—
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Black &
48
25
23%
—
Steel
29%
49%
24 7
*91%
preferred
Bethlehem
29%
49
25
2.50
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
Bestwall
29%
50%
24%
*29%
——100
Bell Aircraft Corp„
Bell & Howell Co common
Best <K
29 7a
50%
243/4
52%
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
474%
30
51%
*51
-12.50
prior preferred
29
50%
No par
Jan
85
29
lo
10
—
Inc
800
24%
._1
,
9
July
46% Jan
200
92
140
'"5%
1
Apr
24 % Mar 31
10
14% Jan
10
3b */4 Jun
11
14% Jan
..
12
70
18% July 28
58% Oct 30
18
Jan
35% Sep
56
89
4,000
26 74
59 7a
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
10
52
91%
*25%
59
Belding-Heminway —w—1
Jan
51%
91 %
59
Beech Creek RR
18% Jan
51%
59
Beck Shoe
5
%
91%
91%
60 %
2
May
51
'
91%
6074
9
95
52
—
6078
Beckman Instruments Inc
44% Apr
45
51%
7,800
60 %
472%
29
34,300
13,600
17 % July
77% Oct
10,600
16%
82
43% Jan
10
13
35%
15%
43
Beaunit Mills Inc
24% May 11
Nov
347a
16%
7%
41%
3%%
5.
7%
847(i
15%
82
Beatrice Foods Co common
10
Apr
7%
34
16%
81%
9
Feb
84
Oct
28% Jan
7%
34%
16%
41%
6
74% May
51,900
817a
Bayuk Cigars
July 29
2
10% Jan
90
30
13%
41%
Bath Iron Works Corp_.
8
13 7,
34
'
*82 74
77a
13%
700
41%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
7
July
July
36% Oct
May 19
28% Jan
2
7%
5,900
82 74
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
May 22
30% Oct 29
3
2
29
77a
100
45%
82 %
51% Oct 21
7
13%
45%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
100% Mar 26
40 Va Dec
137*
13%
45%
41
40% July 27
30
'91
45%
17%
22 %
83
2
22
29
46
17%
*21%
.
42 72
9
Oct
5
Dec
45%
79
78%
150
4172
23
19% Sep
36% Jan
Jun
20
22 %
83
_100
Basic Products Corp—
53
104
17%
*21%
No par
Barber Oil Corp
200
2
Jan
6
2
9
i_,
w
Baltimore & Ohio common
27
23
Jan
18
Jan
64% Jan
Jan
10% Jan
73% Jan
40
Jan
93
34
preferred series B——100
preferred series C
100
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
44
174
18 % May 16
66
178
3
3
common
4%
9
Jan
*16%
91 %
Aug 22
47% Sep
127
772
9
Corp
472%
8
Jan 20
600
78%
17
5272
8
79%
80
91%
50% July
2,000
22
51%
89% Jun
61,800
15 3a
22
53% Aug 31
13
21
59
Sep 23
27% Sep
8
77%
6%
17
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
39% Sep
5%
15%
80
34%
177a
b
77%
6
15%
17
16 72
101 % Feb
77
81V2
13
1
77
*82
22%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
8
10,100
5%
1
Wilcox Co
&
-2,800
40%
15%
July 24
18% July 16
Oct
7
Mar 24
45% Apr
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Baucock
4
50%
40 3 a
5%
14%
10
49 %
40%
15%
3
9,700
4,000
r
50
5%
13%
Corp
9%
29%
40%
•1572
Avco
40.400
25%
9%
29%
49
5%
-80
/
83
1574
20
.
*82
.
5%
17% May 25
8
29%
15%
46%
43% Jan
64% Oct 22
76 3
Co
25%
9%
%
29
1
45
12% Jun
30% May
48% May 27
16% Jan
6"
*7772
78
25%,
9%
v
-
.20
48% Aug 26
New
Dec
100
Austin Nichols common
42%
6
preferred
common
3,700
7772
40%
17
6
90
22% Apr
45% Apr
18,900
41%
49
42 %
*22
9
13% Jan
50%
41 Vx
Conv
80% Oct
6
'3
45
6
95
Nov
105% July
34% Jan
1,400
25
50
50%
10
No par
Oct
62
25%
9%
9%
common
B
25%
24 34
—No par
preferred
Powder
*83
DAY
prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
30% Feb
7
c0
i
series
Corp
5%
16
28% Dec
61%
83
preferred
•
100%
100%
30
4
8
ELECTION
9%
28
11
33,700
.
29%
5% Oct
2
725%
"
63
61%
2974
76% NOV
7% Jan
CLOSED
9%
4%
16% Jan
EXCHANGE
64
25%
8
13% Dec
127a
—lo
—
15
15% Jun
*•«.•••
STOCK
non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
47a
5%
Jan
2
2474
87%
8% Aug
5% Jan
2574
25
34
22% Aug
25
60
210'
36%
Atlantic Refining
Jun 30
11%
22%
17
86% Mar 3
57
10%
227,
62% May 25
5
11%.
36%.
53% Apr
<(i
10%
3674
H 7a
16
*
11%
,22%
17
17%
10%
36%
39% Sep
2
20
22%
47% Feb
14 V4 Jan
77 %
20
25%
13
90
77 Vz
19%
7a
36%
53% Dec 30
2
43 %
77%
19
22%
45% Nov
6% Jan
44
77%
25%
27% Jan
78'A Oct 29
437a
20 7a
2.50
Inc
Atlantic Coast Line RR
2
Feb 25
44
79%
*197a
Refining common._1
&
ASR Products Corp—
4
57% Aug
29% Nov
107a Dec 18
8
43 %
*77%
11%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
86Va Jan
1,000
43%
" 20
5,400
30
10%
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No
18
41 %
407a
x30
_______1
Industries
Oil
Inc
%
79%
,
*78%
______5
41
20
x43%
No par
Industries
Ashland
Shares
41
31%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
5
6
Jan
.
2
Feb
44
19
947a Jan
67
10% Jan
Co
$3.75 preferred
Arvin
Nov. 6
.10
Arnold Constable Corp..„;
Artloom
Nov. 5
40%
5
Armstrong Cork
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Nov. i
5
Co
&
Wednesday
Nor. 3
Nov. 2
No par
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Armour
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4174 Aug
Feb
3974 Apr
80
NEW YORK
Jan.1
Highest
44% Dec 15
2
Jan
22
Lowest
'
-
12%
*50
207 a
12%
7,300
507a
3,300
20%
2,800
81
*79
82%
120
42%
*42%.
44
*42 la
44
140
2
38%
*36%
38%
*36%
38
26
26%
25%
26%
5934
60%
42 %
*37 7
*60
82
61%
.*80
25%
*60
100
26%
16,100
6174
400
Volume
190
Number 5897
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1947)..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
10% Jan
307a Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
19% Dec
2
13
Capital Airlines Inc—__
22
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10
46 7» Dec
12
37 % Sep
8
52% Feb
16
Vz Apr
25% Jan
9
3
88% Oct
7
102% Jan
5
2
38% Dec
32% Jan
2
46V4
3
47
July 1
31% Nov 20
■
July
33% Sep
29
38Y2 Jan
20% Jan
2
-197a Jan
13
14 V4 Apr
3
101% Jan
2
5% Jan
3
43% Dec
'35
Aug
6
Jan
Aug 28
99
Jan
2
118% Nov
5
55% Jan
2
81% Dec
17
101
Apr
28
83
90
16
Aug 26
26% Feb
2
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
98 % Jan 12
19
17% Jan
7
2
22% Dec
9% Jun 27
44
Jan
14
3
18Vs
21% Apr
16
13
Jan
5
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
71% Feb
78
Aug
8
19% Dec 16
7
33% Dec
Sep 17
31% Jan 10
7
17
80
Aug 14
18% Sep 21
30% Jun 24
22
Apr 20
12
90
31
37% Sep 10
23 % Feb 26
Aug 28
Oct
Sugar
27
4%%
Central
Illinois
Central
RR
12
15% Mar 11
50% Mar
14% Dec 22
22
16% Apr 27
Certain-Teed "Products
54
43% Jan
28
8b*,a Aug
6% Jan
6
Cessna
9
Chadbourn
20
2
2
Nov
3
6% Nov 28
'
4% May 29
52
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
39%
wuV
37% Jun
87% Oct
35%
12
9
7
24% Aug 14
31% Jan
2
55% Nov 14
25% Sep
3
21% Oct 29
15
99
i
19% Oct
22
9
27% Oct
30
4
36% Jan
5
8
10% Oct
6
38
22
34% Feb
18
7
69% Nov 21
65% Sep
23
Jan
4774 Apr
Oct
109 y4 Nov
17
9% Mar 14
16
17% Mar 19
Sep
106
20
de
Pasco
Corps
Chain
17%
Mar
42% Jun
23
11
74% July
18
Oct
Common
8
Chance
Vouglit
Checker
Jan
Sep 22
15% Oct
10
7
16
Great
21
22
45% May 25
36% July 28
27% Nov
5
37% Apr
17
24% Oct
10
9
22
37% Jan
2
Feb
13
5%
5%
Western
5%
22
18% Jun 24
Chlckasha
17
36% Oct 22
Chock
50% Feb
4
72% May 20
30
31% Nov
2
Jan
O'Nuts
26
91% Feb
16
Oct
23
102% Jan
12
95
13
-
35% Oct
37
47% Jun
23
30
Gas
'Common
Oct
20
43
Jan
9
57
* Nov
21
City
15% Nov
4
1'8% Jan
2
89% July
55% Jan
7
Clark
2
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Jan
\
62
Dec
9
57% Jan
9
55
Dec
30
44% Jun
22
90% Oct
8
59
4
: 64% July 10
7
106%Mav 20
64% Jai>
•
26
27% Mar 20
103% Jan 19
101
Mar 20
Sep
22
65% Feb 20
Feb
10
34% Oct
12
39
25%.Dec
19
24% Jan
2
53. V Dec
15
2
30
46
Jan
28
12
129% Sep
30
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
Jan
28
119% Feb
9
88
Jun
12
40% Aug
4
Feb
25
136% Jan
16
63
96
Apr 27
164% Oct 12
CIT Financial
Cities
Service
28
5% %
preferred
Products
Equipment
-
Special
Clevlle
guaranteed
20%
20%
207a
27%
27%
277a
28%
25%
27%
11%
26%
28%
11%
24%
26
24
50% Mar 11
27%
27
277a
*39
67%
*105
39%
69%
112
15
7%
8
2nd
6
63
May 23
31% Jan
2
30% Jan
23% Jan
&
Southern
noncumulative
17
43
Jan
2
65
59% Nov
5
14% Jan
10% Sep
6
18
20% Sep 30
1
14% Jun
64% May 28
68% Jan 21
Sep
27% Feb
2
36%
37%
37
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
57%
57%
57
57
57
57
*92
*1,100
1
37%
10
5
17
No par
*64
1
Inc
Co—
Issued
preferred
preferred
-25
100
Comptometer Corp
r
Conde Nast .Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp.
Congoluum-Nuiru Inc
40% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
2
39% Jan
15
45% Sep
123/4 Jun
21
23% Jan
12
33
32
May 15
48% Jan 14
41
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
92
Dec
30
104
Apr
93
Sep
18
103% Apr
Oct
2
17
Jan
7
86
Sep
27% Jan
10
99
Feb
6
96
Consolidated
5
61% Feb
25
99
92
RR
2
81% Oct
30
8% Apr
10
83
Oct
25
16
29
8
- -v
40%
417a
411%
43
417a
42Va
6,800
287s
60%
27%
27%.
277a
27Tb
60%
60%
617a
607a
61 J%
iSVc
16%
167b
17
167a
177a
58%
*57%
58%
56%
58 74
57
58 7a-
59
*56 74
577a
*57
7a
587a
93
104%
93%
*9374
9374
9574
9574
95%
95%
105%
105 7s
1057a
1057a
1057a
105%
10574
290
21%
8%
18%
197i
217a
19
20%
207a
8,100
8%
9%
9
974
97a
5,300
187a
13,200
21
8%
17%
10%
16 7b
1774
177a
11
5974
1,800
x60%
61%
59%
607a
597a
59%
59%
5y %
16,100
99 74
99%
99
997a
4,000
99%
100
99%
100
39
41%
37%
40
377a
7a
38%
3974
12,700
41 %
42
40%
42 7a
407a
41%
4074
4172
18,700
24%
247b
247a
247a
247b
247a
24%
20%
25
20%
21
227a
21%
22
22
227b
4,600
6,600
24
24%
24
2474
*23%
24
*24
247a
500
10
47%
48%
47%
48
467a
74
47%
467a
4774
6,300
*16%
17%
*16%
1774
*167i
177a
*1674
177a
40%
42%
42%
18,600
54%
5574
54%
557a
5,400
90
91
91
91
510
9074
9074
897a
90
140
,
1
preferred
Baking Co common
100
5
No par
*83
50%
-102
46%
No par
Copper
10
*76%
common
preferred
A
common
convertible
par
a
*9074
9174
817B
817a
277B
28
<
*81
38
41%
•81
84
837a
10
29%
15,700
America—
$5.50 preferred —
Continental Can Inc
5%
20
5,900
_100
Continental
23 Va Apr
177a
107a
59
Va
Co
Corp of
Industries
18
5
Common
16% Mar 12
974
600
10%
28%
2
20
59
597a
27%
113/4 Jan
8,700
*57
107a
5
7
58%
59
19
$3.75
58
12,1(10
107a
30% Oct
13
56,700
60
No par
Apr
3,300
16%
10%
$4.16 preferred
92
61%
597a
22
15
27%
61
15%
-
10%
Jan
Sep
27
-
59%
No
76
100
58%
$4.52 preferred
2
40%
26
6
21% Sep 15
2,900
Feb
58% Jan
■
47
9074
47,
2,400
64
46 %
547a
8
55% July 29
If %
64
46
407a
92 % May
177a
.
65
457a
1
pfd
com
177a
*64
467a
90
12
2
17
65
35,400
46%
547B
443/» Jun
Qcl
'64
39%
10
.^23-
60
40%
20%
21,400
20%
90
90%
83%
27
Fcr footnotes gee
page 24.
537a
40 7a
20%
55
Continental
.18 %„May
537a
40%
40%
107% Apr
47%
52
54%
23
*46%
150
2074
90
90%
*81%
18
;
40
40
44% Jun
19,300
52
No par
101% Oct
13% Oct
36%
2078
17
No par
25
May
Coal
6%
Consumers Power Co
36%
*1,100
;_5
Utilities
Cuba
80
7,100
52
$4,50 preferred
31
95
of
37%
99% Mar 10
Feb
106
50c
1.33
cuip
Laundries Corp
Natural Gas
Consolidation
42% Nov
60% Nov
6
40% Jan
Apr
49% Dec
2
10
No par
No par
Gas
Consol
25
Feb
preferred
CoiiLuinei
Jan
No par
Cigar Corp
—1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
6
25% Jun
28
30% Nov
Jan
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
25
85
2
52% May 22
88% Oct
7
21
99
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
27% July 10
57% Feb 24
30
lot)
—
Consolidated
27% Oct
27%
1~
4
22% Nov
30
162%
407a
16%
40%
5
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consol Electronics Industries
21
94
20
2,100
20%
65
47%
No par
Cousuhdaieu
Jar
*1,100
130
50
13,200
40
17
46%
10
+
Co
2
22
94
161%
310
*50 7a
4
29
129%
94
163
92
51
...51.
40%
41%
20%
20%
28
207a Dec 29
.
131
94
161
*1,100
—
91%
Ry—
45% July 22
8
*130
95
161%
2,700
47%
42% Nov
3
131
1,900
6,500
48 %
*46%
1st
Foons
*92
160
16%
87%
47%
47%
Edison Co com—25
5.25%
95
160%
16%
87 %
<
*46%
50
common
Carbon
*130
11,100
47%
19
13 % Jan
157%
58
131
53%
*46%
23
15 % Jan
57%
16%
2,700
104
60%
52
1,400
21
Mar
*102
52%
22,300
30% Sep
22% Sep
17% Sep
104
51
31%
18
Dec"
*102
31
preferred
4.64%
$5
17,100
19
31%
15
26%
25
*7,000
48%
18%
30%
47% Dec
24
14% Jan
106% Feb
53%
47%
19
104
72%
4
6
53
49
19
*102
22%
31
Nov
53%
47%
19%
22%
Dec
99
104
53
4q% ? 4j%
19
DAY
36
*130
1,500
72%
108% Jun
15
37%
*34
No oar
37% Oct
101
37%'
31%
System
When
18
55
37%
30%
Commonwealth
29
37%
.
31%
64
Nov
.
30%
2
jun
97
corn— -No par
Iron
57%
16% Sep
/
770
81
,-
36 V'a
2
15J/s
53
.—97
8,000
32%
80%
97-,—
73%.
'41% Jan
48
ELECTION
38 %
32%
81%
*59
Solvents
jan
37%
32
_
36
;_No
Engineering
7%
97-.
_
22%:
Credit
29% Jan
44% Jan
81
97-..
^96,
37%
Commercial
1
CLOSED
73 %
Commercial
10
T
22%
Combustion.
9% Jan
EXCHANGE
•—
73%
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
18% Mar 11
6
STOCK
82%
97"
22%
9
19
—
22%
14
12% Sep
82%
^*96
3o%
12% Sep
55% Jan
25% May
32
81%
60,600
*72%
27
112 % Feb
32
81%
62
73%
54% Jan
2
31%
597b
200
3,600
22%
10
25
6074
3574
37%
24
6% Feb
587a
t
100
16 74
347a
60%
Oct
8Va Jan
60 78
in CO «'•
1674
91%
Dec
101% Sep
347a
6,800
11,300
297a
22%
65
26
32%
*16
35
*26
73%
15% Nov 20
20
31%
16%
•
287a
29%
28 %
297a
167»
3474
91
33
9%'Nov 21
347b
3,100
*58%
Columbus A Southern Ohio Elec
9% Nov
*15%
34%
62%
5,100
35
27%
28%
2874
*26
900
227B
par
3
2
16%
33%
60%
28
277a
27
7a
*34
common
2
Jan
28%
*15%
No par
Co
10% Jan
4
28%
287a
*26
100
,'46% Jan
4% Jan
27%
28%
27%
22
23,300
347a
.
91
43
~~9
347a
35%
17
Apr
22
347a
59%
jnov
10~1%
22
35
35%
Pictures
Oct~23
29
2274
34%
59%
Columbian
93
21%
200
35%
Columbia
5
6574
59%
24% Mar 23
Jun
65
35%
74
May
65%
59%
51% Mar 23
112
657a
87
21
106
66
48
37%
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
66
1,400
16%
22
20
267a
47%
Oct
ADr
38
24%
85
43% Sep
30
*37 7a
247a
84%
64
Dec
41
38
23%
47%
16
6
4074
*37 7a
247a
47%
Inc
Nov
41
38
23%
84
pfd
100
Systcm_2.50
'
4074
38
24%
66%
23%
35%
91
49% Dec
2
41%
38
92
Gas
5
42
48%
Columbia
Nov
42
38
23%
84%
Broadcasting
17
340
91
Columbia
32% Jun
1,100
47%
73% Nov 28
17
1574
33%
83
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
$4.25
15
327a
15
63% Feb
Mar 23
-a
147a
337a
16%
14
4
111
56%
14
16% Nov
7,800
*105
157/b
Oct
10
68%
51%
Jan
Sep
68
16%
49
20
300
687a
112
57
35
>
13 7b
39%
16%
31
30
8,100
127a
3974
33%
*102
-——No par
Internal.'! Corp
&
6,200
12%
147a
19%
29
4%.
17,800
27%
157a
49%
preferred scries B
Colorado
7,300
25%
267a
34%
19
Oct
20
28%
24%
■
t
40
6874
*105
27%
130
15
49-.
No par
preterm!
5%%
69
112
10,400
4,900
40
100
Co
Fuel
68%
*105
1174
4,600
20%
74
20
28 74
*3974
•;
41
89%
38%
38
•
54%
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
11%
40
27%
40%
887a
74
34%
par
par
11%
40
41
40%
34%
5
preferred;
4%
Coca-Cola
15
*33%
x66%
22%
34"%
27%
28%
27%
38% Dec
2
69
25
26%
No par
Cluetl Pealji)dy..&, Co com
Colorado
24
20% Dec
4%
2074
.J
33% Oct
27
46% Sep
2
7a
207a
gtd
50
stock—50
Collins & Alkmnii Corp.
Feb
6
2
16,100
207a
Corporation
43% July 27
48% Nov
«an
41%
89
,25
..
4%
28% Mar 11
20
16
40%
15
82
43 % Jan
12% Jan
40%
38
com
7
8
65
39%
89
Co
$4.50 preferred
—•
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
21
23% Jan
9
397a
5
29
30
24
2,500
No par
Sep
25% Dec
Jan
100
107a
377a
1
Corp
Sep
24
37% Dec
1574
9%
3774
100
72
Jun
46
7,500
*14 74
88
_5
—
21% Jan
86% May 8
23% Dec 15
18
60 7a
1574
9%
417a
100
Co
35
Oct
13% Mar 18
60
400
9%
36%
City Investing Co common—
Coca-Cola
77
607a
..
9%
88
City Stores Co
2
13
86
60
*1474
170
4,300
39'/a
55
101
98% Jan
7a
15
247a
.
93/b
42
54%
14
Dec
60
24 7a
.
400
——10
5
134
60
...
1,600,
4274
91I/4
42%
247a
247a
3,000
33
43
*42 7a
257a
32 7o
*90
7,200
Cwi)—j-r-—Nd,par
Oct
6
4374
*14
,
38
Feb
2
90
25%
40
38
15
Jan
33
90
207a
3,100
8.50
47
Jan
32-%
79
20
69%
No par
„
46% Jan ,14
127
327b
*76
69%
preferred ;
—J00.
preferred" —-—5.—-:
100
\Clncinnatl Mjlling Machine Co
10
2
32
79
207a
42%
■,
53%
20
907a
32%
,90
43
5374
*76
*6874
4%
17% Sep
37
3,900
*
.
20 7b
69%
~'~43/4%
59% Oct 27
64% Aug
53%
54
79
19 7b
Electric—
A
63% A-g 11
2
53%
*52%
4074
—
13
8
1,100
37
———
21
10
1,600
20
.142 %
88%
88%
Corp
Chrysler Corp
21
80% Oct
Oil
Cotton
Full
27
Jan
23
20
1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Jan
Oct
23
20
1
preferred series A
Jan
95% July
8
106%-Apr 22
,
23
19%
20,900
&0
10% Jan
15%
100
23
4%
com—_10
Ry
44% Feb
34% Sep
8,000
15 7a
scries A noncmn pfd
100
& North Western com—No par
Cincinnati
59
900
,
1974
36%
preferred
26% Jun
2
18%
82%
Chic
59% Oct
22
78
33%
23
*76
20%
32%
91%
26
18%
19%
79
41%
77%
337a
*18 7a
35
22%
53%
26
77%
337a
".'*18 7a
147a
July 14
44
25
'
82
Jan
38
Sep
777a
\
18%
60
27,800-'
"
4%
38
31% Nov 28
37% Feb
36%
90
26 74
119
82
53
19% Apr
7
14% Jan
7
9% Jan 30
35% Jan
77%
.
90
25%
*117
119
14% '
4
Chic
95
32%
*90%
.
*18%
v-
91
257a
257a
*117
38,500
4%
convertible
32% Jan
20% Oct
,
£
2,300
32
*68 Va
8
32% Sep
45% Dec
.77%
.35
*90
2674
119
317a
69%
Jan
27
2
DAY
19%
,
91
2o%.
*117
130.
67a
x697a
Nov
20
19
17
*90
•u
V.
33%
3274
1147a
67a
*
147a
40
40%'Nov 19
15% Jan
CLOSED
ELECTION
34
21%
*113
-
81%
25
31% Nov 28
35% Jan
33%
EXCHANGE
91
20
22%
1137a
7'
67a
474
3
2
Feb
75,200
21 7b
11374
7
14%
19% Aug
27
102
221/4
237a
1147a
540
827a
1
18% Jan
14
6,900
4%
preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 lilt com—No par
Class A
%
40
3%%
2
Feb
793 4
1%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
102
79
14%
26
44% Mar 30
44% Oct
80
80'/a
118% Feb
33% July 8
71% May 22
"
78
4174
4%
_
5
dd
400
79%
4174
80%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
2
><•27
28%
367a
■:.
4%
-1
29
2
*28
6%
15%
Inc_.
36% Sep
- Jan
28
22%
26%
80
——
63
35% Dec
*76
41%"'
27%
114%
*117
119
77%
77%
36 '/a
36%
18%
18%
23%
23%'
19%
*527a
-
3674
41%
287a
STOCK
34%
14%
Corp
Corp
23% Nov
8
~
36
41%
76%
112
114%
6%
6%
-
36%
41%
76%
23%,.
33%
''90
25%
1,400
36%
■
1.25
Aircraft
Motors
Chemetron
4
7
75%
21%
1
Chaniplln Oil A Refining Co
17
Oct
.
93
*27%
41%
28%
1
Co
20
/
8,000
92 7a
.
1
No par
Pldg
63% Oct
28% Jan
37
41%
*28
39%
No par
-
Spark
43
83
5,300
93/a
-
$4.50 preferred
ChampioD
25% Dec
\99;—* Sep 12 4
8,500
5872
14%
26
18% Feb
'7*
35
57
92 7a
927a
10
12% Jan
-
34%
577a
60%
Belt Co
2
Apr 25
34%
r57%
9%
;
2
Dec
347b
597a
14%
Corp
Inc—
10
Nov
34%
,36%
CO
5
Co
Gotham
11% Jan
32
34
57%
35%
'
Aircraft
45% Jan
Oct
34%
61
60
9.50
13% Apr
24
33% Sep
3
49% Nov 14
10
Cerro
93
No par
5
Century Industries Co
4
Sep
2
25
Central & South West Corp__
Central Violel'tn Sugar Co
24
26% Nov
19
Feb
Mar
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
42% Jan
9
8
39% Sep
14% Dec
7
July 27
50% Feb
28
'
17% Jan
31% Nov 25
79
1
,1.0
39%
93
Champion Paper A Fibre Co—
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
33% Nov 28
Apr
5
.100
50
21
16
5
5.900
38%
93
34
;
Service
8% Jan
28% Jan
2,900
No par
of N J
34% Sep
11% Sep
2
39%
7
Co
Public
Co
23
14% Nov
39
40
93
100
,
-
29% Sep
12% Sep
3
397a
-
39%
20
preferred,-*.-
31
22
4,700
38%
Central Hudson Ga<? A Elec—No par
Central Illinois l,gt ebmmon—No par
48%-Nov 12
Sep
13%
47%
Co
1
Central of Georgia R.y com__No par
5 % preferred series B
100
3
54
13%
467a
Foundry,
46% May 11
July 27
68% Apr 15
13%
46%
12.50
;
Corp tjoiumou—
preferred
3
16
1% Jan
31% Jan
99% Feb
13%
46
1
Celotex
17
8% Jan
26% Jan
38% Mar 23
26
147b
4774
preferred,
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__Nopar
7% : 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred ser'es A_100
Aguirre
Shares
13%
46%
4.20Vf
Central
the Week
Nov. 6
14%
1
2nd
Central
Friday
Nov. 5
47 %
50
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
5%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 4
13%
5
preferred ——j;
60% Dec
23% Jan
Apr
Mar 23
30
28
'
89
22
42% Dec
17% Mar 21
4% Jan
,
104% Jun
93
Jan
Apr
3
V 24% Oct 21
Wednesday
46%
xo
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products luc
Case (J I) Co common
7%
Nov. 3
5
;
Carpenter Steel Co ne\v_
Carrier Corp .common
4'%% preferred
•6%%
Tuesday
Nov. 2
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchlield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
20
41
7
Jan
44% Mar 20
6
20
30
Apr
7
22
Oct
31
Jan
19
125% May 13
91% July 9
Dec
15
24% Mar
34% July 29
5
,33%' Nov
9
28
41% Jan
22
Jan
Oct
"
52
72% Mar 19
Sep
117
38% Dec 15
19% Jun
9
17% Jan
5
25
26% Feb 28
Oct
76% Sep
Monday
x
Carborundum Co
119% Mar 16
12
30% Oct
91
".31% Jan
8
Sep 22
Sep 22
110
7
46% Jan 27
25
30
18
19
62
Oct 16
48% Jan 19
16
40% Sep
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
7
6
Sep
26% Sep
38% Jan
19
41% Jan
23
Nov
57
Nov*20
*
Carey
Sep
7
103
Par
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
13
94
-
EXCHANGE
Jan
24
8
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
85
*83
85
277a
*83
2874
2874
*83
85
50%
50%
51
102%
1017B
102
46%
46%
4774
45 7a
46%
78
767s
7b 7a
76'%
76%
-"1474
14%
1474
.14%:
22 %
'*21%
50 7a
102
51
507a
102
*101%
85
51
2,000
102%
170
45
4b 74
16,100
777a
77%'
90
Steel2_
—
preferred
,
.9*--
—13%—-14
22
22
-
,14% "14%
'
*22
2274
10,1^0
22 74
100
*21%
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,16
.
.
Monday. November 9, 1959
.
(1948)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 19.">8
Highest
Lowest
44
Jan
15
6
Jan
2
36% Feb
12
28 V* Jan
3
18% Jan
12
64
Dec 22
6674 Nov 14
55"4 Ja>
12
19 Ve May 20
50*2 Jan 20
Jan
14
33 Va Jan
13
55% Nov 14
12% Apr
74% Feb
8
10
¥2
15
Jan
88
Sep
Feb
88
May
1874 Oct
24 Va Jun
874 Jan
14 % Apr
3974 Dec
1
35% Jan
12
Jun
16
Jun
5
3% Nov 11
.
13-,
Nov
78
9
30% Jun
9% Nov
13'
24 Vb Jan
150% Aug
■
Feb
85
Apr 16
2074 Aug
6
9
17* Jan
.59% Jun
84 %
89
2
4 ¥2 May
16
16
Oct
,
897i Feb
102% Dec 30
88
Aug
1
Mar 11
85
20
52 % Oct
104
6
50% Sep 23
1774 Oct 26
8
2474 Dec
12
Oct
83
53% Oct
2
86
5
5 V* Apr
Jan
3
74
9
85
Mar 30
14
2378 Apr 15
16 V* Jan
23
29% Dec 10
24% Sep
21
28% Mar
22 Va Oct
28
2374 Oct 28
12
Jan
7
3174 Dec 30
29 "/a Jan
7
11
5874 Nov 20
9274 Nov
7
101% Jun 25
15% Feb
20
.-3274 Feb
114% July
Dec
31
27% Jan 24
8
2176 Jan
18% Jan
17
2
37% Jan
16
2
3374 Sep
15
Dec
Sep
IV* Jan
3
1074 Jun
15
Jan
7
09% Nov 17
66% Sep
30
81'% Mar 11
6% Jan
2
14% Dec
12% Mar 31
15' Aug 18
4174 Jan 20
16
50
13
3
12
33
18
Dec
39
Jan
8% Apr
29
87a Sep
18
10
03% Oct
Sep
107a Sep
16% Oct 30
53% July 24
13
:;62
1874 Jun
20% Mar
o
2374 Nov 14
5
31% Aug 27
30 % Mar
6
40% Mar
3
37
Aug
6
63% Nov 10
34% Sep
59% Jan
25% Feb
2
2
43% Jan
3
13
77
Oct
-
f
16
Dec
30
50 Va Oct
15
61
Jan
14
Jan
22
73
Oct
2
82
Apr
10
Feb
27
19% July 27
4974 Mar 18
Records
Deere
&
11
4774 Jan
8
68
% July 31
30% Nov
11
26 Va Nov
4
33
May 25
12% Dec
1
874 Jun
15
1276 Jan
63% Dec
5% Jan
1
Sep
24
69
247a Jan
2
9% Oct
2
Feb
5
30'
41 %Jun
56
Jun
&
22%
26.200
3174
32 Va
3174-
32%
3176
31%
3176
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*37%
38)6
38)
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38%
54
54
8874
89
pl'd
1874
1376
14%
Inc
•
23
Oct
Vilbiss
Do
Dr.
27
22% Jan
ti
28% Apr 24
1474 Jan
6
47% May 13
50
May 12
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
Sep 23
Stores
46
42
Oct
48% Mar
3
50% July 15
July 25
63%
——1
25%
25%
.—15
24 Va
2476
10
1
35.76
Co
Corp
28
Co
12
51
May 21
41% Aug 14
46 % Jan
53
Jan
42 % Jun 19
47
24% Nov 10
22% Feb
2
3374 Oct
27% Jan
2
4574 Dec
19
43% Jan
14
57
29% Jan
2
30
Feb
11
33% Sep
25% Sep
15
46
12,700
.
4,006
,
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4
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38%
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23%
2274
23
5
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Inc
2974
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28%
29)6
22,100
26
....
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.
26%
12
12
1.000
11 "a
12
4,200
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...
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38
■
77
24
.
50
50
.
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76'A
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common
257 %
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24)6
2.000
98-%
76%
24%
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42%
16,400
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2,000
..
6.800
.
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39
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•
80
42
42
41 Va
41%
41%
42%
42%
43
43
*41%
42 V*
50
*43%
400
41%
50
50
$2.10
27
300
26%
.11%
12
1176
1
1.900
& Co—
-—
.
,
27,600 '
>12
26
..
1
1
———
preferred
.—
4.20%
13
3-000
.
2376
50
4%
Mar 24
.3.206
23%
2274
preferred
4.10% preferred
46% Mar 13
14
30)6
23
Chemical Co..
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
27
3.300
2176
3 7 •;, 38)6
33) 4
33%
t
2976
21%
DAY
3874
1
...No par
1
Fund
Preferred $3.50 series
.48% May 26
1474 Jan
8.600
13
No par
.
Inc
Duplan
26% Jan
30
3.600
1874
.
•
.No par
—
Ltd."
Drewrys Limited
42% Feb 27
May 22
\;
.3376
3276-
1
Preferred $4.50 series—No parr;
46% Jan
800
36
2976
31%
36%i> 38 Va-
2.
Ltd
Corp-Seagrams
Corp ——
Dunhlll
86% Apr A3
30
18.506/
24%
63%
35%
'
■
7
Jan
24%
2974
21
30%'
'
'
ELECTION
2976
2074
,
1
2.50
Common
44% Nov 24
31
29'A
20
_50c
59
63
36 Va
•
11,386
25%
64%
3
38
42 74 Oct
1,400
42)4
25%
CLOSED
63%
L. 1
106 :
17
4174
*5776,
STOCK;
59
*5776
EXCHANGE
27874 Aug
9
876
43 Va
,4276
■
2t>
Dresser Industries i—
1474 Aug 17
8
41% Jun 25
40
6.80p
4.600
35,200
4,300
7.800
8%
8%
63
Corn.—,
Mines
Dover
74% Sep 21
22 Va Sep 17
Sep
'
9 Va
4.-—
du Pont de Nem
39% Oct 24
% 27 * 4
.,
78%
2874
6274
Coatings
Alkali
Dow
6
Sep
76
8%
Douglas Aircraft/Co
21
95
4.300
2.100
74)6
62%
Inc—
National
Dominick
94'A Nov
112% Apr 21
9174 Apr 28
"0.200
*73-%
50
Co
Pepper
Dome
May 18
4576 Jan
1
44.8CG
'
5
29
2.4 2G-
51 »6
Co—13.50
Western.
&c
preferred
$1.50
Diana
2774 Nov
Sep
87
3774
.
26%
27
lluclsoh.i.—A....No par
Detroit Steel Corp..
28
9
.80% Oct
35%
86
18%
Chem
4674 Oct
101
35%
86%
53
V"
53%.
Ec%>on
77% Dec 31
May
35)6
32,506
7
600
75 Va"
*74%
—
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—lOO
20% July 23
5374 Jan 21
27% Aug 17
2
202% Feb
32
5176
37%
51
'
*43
•
>
DeSoto
52% May 22
31
30
3634
1574
15%
Detroit
33
Dec
1.0200:
1574
51
68
3874 Oct 27
•197a Jan
6
74% Jan
7
14% Nov 20
500.
:-
397a
5076
12
214
-
64
23%
85%
5576
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2
Vt
a
15,660-
13)6;
62 7 a
*2274
15%
37 %
1
22
10
*83
18
Mar 26
6% Jan
37
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1874
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39%
18
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351
86%
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1474 Nov 18
35%
85%
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3
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7
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9
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;
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31
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1974 Dec
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7
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46
2
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2274
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3574 Sep 24
3274 May 21~:
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Co
4874 Dec 30
30% May
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-
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Delaware
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1774 Oct 13
2
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77
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17
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9
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18
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61
3%
18
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Dayton Power
77
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6
26% Jan
141
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-
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105
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376
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1974 Nov 26
-
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141
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27
13% Feb
20% Dec 19
'
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91% Feb
84
2
19
6
18
2
56 %
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28
137 a Jan
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19,406
2576
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Nov
15% Jan
-
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-
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24%
Publishing— i____.l
24
V* Sep
79
7,00%'
-6.700-
18%
Curtlas—Wright
8
41% Apr
9
94% July 28
87
2
75% Nov
35
36
•
23%
~
101 %
54
CLOSED
2176
111/4
$1.60 prior preferred;
14% Nov
14
Alar 10
STOCK
21 Va
__5
$4
39%
56 %
9 % Jan
30
•
EXCHANGE
87
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtla Publishing conlmoiuw
1
39% Apr
14
Sep
4,100-
93%
35
25%
convertible
Press
Cuneo
Aug 27
67
84
6
Aug
19,800;
3434
-
513i
2
52%
101%
53
108
19%-
87%
2
Cudahy Packing Co common
8
2
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a
1
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37% Nov
83 V* Jan
51%
4
93
-.
24%
23 3 4
59,800
49
25
Cuban-American
4
«16% Jan 21
7
21% Apr,
27 Va Jan
23%
12i
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15
15
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357a
;■
53%
142
100
—
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1
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-—.
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preferred
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12.50
5 %%
35%
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$4.20
2
6
34 34
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24
7
21
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,
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6
21
93
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53
108
25
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98% Apr
2574 May
Oct 13
29
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50
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July 23
9
21%
,
5
5%
41
877'a Sep 27
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.
100
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0
44
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16
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3
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5
20
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Petroleum
12 Va
48
3474
90
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50
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5074
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the Week
Friday
5
.
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4
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.
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473a
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Cosden
61
>
of
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Coty
20% Nov 28
40% Dec
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Co
3%%
3
Aug 18
3
13%
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
1
2
2874 Jan
12%
5
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Corn
1
22
3
24
12
10
9
22
4
36% Sep
■14 V* Mar
47%
_1
Cooper-Bessemer Corp ...
i
Copper Range Co
Copper weld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred6% convertible preferred..
12
33% Mar 17
21
39% Jan
7
82% Dec 31
52
Controls
4o-'/a Aug
19% Sep
49'/a Jun
82
Jan
Continental
36% Oct 30
4
Nov
35
18
3474 Oct 13
41
Dec 31
52
Jan 30
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Nov. 'A
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Wednesday
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o
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Continental Motors
1374 Apr 20
26
69% Jan
Oct 23
31
Continental
5
Mar
66
23
10% Sep 21
45% Oct 23
Monday
Far
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Oct
40
30
1274 Dec
2
1G74 Jan
Dec
63
NEW
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preferred
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3
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3
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4
2
9
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21
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10
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Va Apr
34% Jan
22
July
Gas
1
Inc
Airline
Fuel Asn
&
76% Nov
5
85% Jan
23
4%%
21
30% Apr
8
Eastern
Stainless Steel
75
Apr 16
8874 Jun
9
3674 Nov
22% Jan
76
Jan
22% Jan
86
2
9
2
37
Dec
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
Jan
17
95
14% Apr
15
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Jan
2
25
31
Mar 27
39
Oct
7% Dec
19
26% Jan
2
40
674 Jan
2
1174 Dec
36 74 Jan
83% Jan
34
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89
Aug
6
6
4
16
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7
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6
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9
39
Jan
9
28
Oct
23
8
48
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4% Jan
2
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2
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2
24
2
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55'A July 28
20
May 8
3674 Oct 17
90
28 76
Aug_28
29
38
Mar 13
79 Va Nov
5
88
Jan
9
3474 Jun
16
40
Mar
5
27
15% July 23
50
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
Nov
28
Apr
13% Jan
30
21
Nov
3
28
Nov 28
28% Jan
2
47
Dec
14
4
2
43% May 5
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2
13 %
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22% Apr 22
30% Sep
11
79
89
11
4
32% Jan
10 Va Oct
2
Electric Mfg Co
30
3
24% Jan
ft
3
38% Apr
16
2
10
Natural Gas
Paso
Emerson
61% Oct
15 % Jan
Amer shares—_
Battery..
Watch Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
6074 Feb
9
Ind
2676 May 11
13
Apr
Mus
Storage
6976 May 12
2
Jan
&
Sep
19% Dec
33
Dec
10
17
1774 Sep 21
19% Mai
2
7
4
4%
preferred
10
Corp common__25
100
8.50
—
Equitable Gas Co
No par
Erie RR common
5%
100
50
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
Products
12
Eversharp
8
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Sep 21
37% Apr
9
Fairbanks
Morse
Jan
10 Va July 16
5
Co
Inc
49% July
34 Va Oct
29
May
25% July 23
30 % Mar 12
5
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson
22
2
21 % Jan
28
7% Sep
29
29 Va Jan
2
26
-28
Oct
76. Aug 31
10'A Jan
13
37
14
Sep
79% Aug
18% Jan
11.
9
31% Sep
11
27% Nov
2
35
Jan
9
96
Mar 12
—
&
Fairbanks Whitney
$1.60
1
5
Co
7
2
7
Auto-Lite
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
674 Jan
1374 Jan
100
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
National
1
2.50
common
10
54 % May 29
327o Nov 24
3% Jan
2
El
Co
Dec
44% Jan
11
Elgin
_1
100
preferred
4%%
Electric
Mar 20
56% Dec
Products
Elastic
14
39% Dec
Ekco
7
7
50
preferred
4 V* %
convertible
Co
1
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.—No par
Corp com
preferred.
77%
7774
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1
Airplane Corp 1
common
1
4% convertible preferred—_—100
Falstaff Brewing Corp—
1
Family Finance Corp
1
Fairchild Engine &
Fairmont Foods Co
,,
■
78
26 VB
10
common
Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
55 % Aug
14
2
2
6
Co
Kodak
preferred
$3.60
a
77%
100
.2,50
Corp
Eaton
3176 July 16
974 Jan
10
Jan
92'/a Oct
4/
38% Jan
Jan
79
6374 Aug 13
Nov
Jan
26% Jan
7
43
29
July 21
26
4
27
30
Oct
Oct
May 15
18% Jan
15
5
94
42
89
4
% Nov 19
Eastman
9874 Nov
15
31
874 Dec 31
10
com
prior preferred
23 Va Sep
■4.730
12,*7O0
.
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2.300
-
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Volume
ISO
Number 5897
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
43'
Oct
55
May 19
Lowest
13
6% Dec
2
17% Dec
16
3
55
49%; Feb
2
11% Jan
32
3% Apr
..
7
Mar
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
,
5% Jan
72-
9
6
Oct
10 74
2274 Apr
69
10
23
Fansteel
Favvick
Monday
Metallurgical corp
Fedclers
Federal
5
7
2474 Aug 21
yt%Jan
29% Jan
3
52
Nov
20
4474 Apr
2
22
Jun
57 '
Dec
30
23% Mar 13
16.% Jan.
2
2
30% Nov
17
2Qy2 Jan
2
52% Dec
:■
19% May
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
5074 Feb
'
15 74 Nov
6
27% Jan
8
16
4574 Feb
4
45% July 28
5774 Mar 20
24% Mar 14
Ferro Corp
Fiberboard Paper
1374 Oct
6
1974 Jan
Fifth Avenue Coach
49% July 29
31% Sep
22
10
123
104% Jun
5
100
Nov
12
136
Dec
Sep
9
Aug 21
12
.4474 Jan 16
151
Mar 11
104.
/
July 20
Frltrol
88
15% Apr 25
6% Mar 10
55
Oct
23
22% Nov 21
2074 Jan
14
28% Oct 30
1074 Sep 29
9% Jan
5
13% Apr 28
8074 Jan
2
32% Sep 21
85% Dec 31
107% Dec
94
Jun
1
82
4
44%Jun
89
Feb
11774 Jun
1
47
3
112% Dec
16
99
Oct 29
32% Dec
3
26
,Jun
9
43
2S
Jun
15
1574 Sep
18
Apr ~~3
25% Nov 28
40 74 Sep 10
Mar 17
3174 Mar
5
5474 July 10
.
2774 May 29
43
Mar 9
33 tV July 18
Jan 30
96
12% Jan
2
35% Dec 31
7% Jan
2
17% Dec
31
11
35% Oct 27
46 % Dec
18
40
9
180%Dec 24
170
Feb
16
216
95
Jan
2
89
Nov
10
:
95
July
Oct
84
Jan
8
2
Sep 22
5574 Aug 27
167a Nov
35% Apr
37% Jan
15
7
2
Jan
2
25 % Feb
25
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
14
52%
Aug" 11
25 74 Oct
50% Jan
50% Dec 31.
22
Nov
18 3
19
39% Oct
2
4
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21
5
2
2
18
18% Jan
32
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32
2
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247a
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3%%
21
16
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77
26
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4674
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69
4574
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34
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16
1674
4474
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44
4274
42%
5,800
5274
5074
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5074
51
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13%
1374
13%
13%
13%
4,100
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2874
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3674
3374
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59
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;
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.
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1974
1974
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1974
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2674
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29
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7474
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260
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,
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.
.
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22
1
59%
5
1,400
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132%
104
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130
2674
2574
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67
52
1374
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100
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:
,
6874
4
•
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.
33
2174
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70
137a
preferred
Freeport
47
10
..
6674
•
&
Mart
-
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'
2174
69
74
25%
4474
convertible, preferred
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46
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Mach
8
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6.25
coin
.
33
Foremost Dairies Inc
" 2
Foster-Wlieeler Corp—_
~~lo
Francisco Sugar Qo—„No
par
Franklin Stores Corp—_
1
13
12
1274 Jan
28
69% Jan
6374
21% Jan
49 74 May
1974 Feb 20
24
Dec
*62%
Ford Motor Co
3774 Apr 22
29 74 Nov
6
70
6274
44
preTerrcd—
Food
Foote
4
20 % Dec
62 3 4
52 74
Inc„
$4.20 divld pfd set of *51
Food Giant Markets life
4% convertible
5
5
2
63 3 4
50
Food Fair
Food
1474 Jan
2
Jan
6374
85 74 Aug 31
26
~9% Jail
63%
par
—__1
& Rubber
ft Preferred
4574 Mar
5
54
5,300
63%
$4.50 con v A 2nd pfd-—
100
Florida Power Corpj
2 50
Florida Power &
Light Co—_~No pa.
Fluor Corp Ltd
—
2
4
2474 Nov
22
2,500
17%
j
Lines
Carpet Co
Flintkote Co common
2074 Aug
3174 Sep 21
6% Jun 25
14% Sep 24
15% Dec
93
5.
Feb
87
1
30
3574 Jan
1774 Jan
Sep
874
1774
in
Firth
Mar 11
100
3078 Oct
22
8%
17%
5
_____
4%%: preferred
First National Stores——
Firstamerlca
GorpL_ii.—
Aug 13
July 10
87
7,300
874
1734
1
ProdLlTZTrNo
Corp
'^estone Tire
2
Sep 25
Sep 21
I
'
—
55% Feb 14
70%
8%
177i
5
Co common
_
:
87 a
177b
'
4.60% preferred————
__25
Federated Dept StoreA—~i—l__2~5o
-
Shares
6
.
8%
Federal Pacific Electric cq_
Fenestra Inc—
Nov
(
the Week
Friday
5
5
Mogul Bovver Bearings.
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6874
.
177a
2374 Aug 12
7074 Aug
3
2574 Jan 19
6
6774
Nov
874
3174 uuiy 29
56% Jan 26
8
2174 May 26
27
7
19% Jan
29% Jan
2
707a
Sale^ for
Thursday
Nov. 4
17%
2
When issued
18% Apr
6974
Wednesday
Nov. 3
1
r
Corp
Tuesday
Nov.!
Par
Corp
24
Aug 31
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
T
.
EXCHANGE
Apr 30
1674 Mar 10
4774 Feb
Dec 18
-
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
.
.
v*
G
7
Jan '6
14% Dec
17
17 % Nov
17
1674 Jan
2
9
45% Jan
12
Jun
9
4074 Oct
20
3% Jan
2
40% Jan
22
48
July
20% Jan
2
35
Dec
32
Jan
17
27
Jan
2
3% Jan
13
14% Jan
2
3% Jan
7
5174 Dec
26% Jan
94
Oct
2
15
24%. Feb 25
27
4
2
6
52% Apr
31
45
2
24% Jan
12% Jan
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38
7% Oct 22
34
Oct
22
20
5% Apr
677a Nov 26
36% Dec
42
11
Apr
2
Jan
8
Jan
2
Dec
8
19% Jan
General
Amcr
General
Aug 25
Baking Co
9% Nov
38 74 Nov
5
28
7% Feb
7
Jan
9
31
Nov
4
10
2574 July
7% Feb
24
4274 Oct
79% Dec 29
3472 Dec 31
84
74
30% Jan
2
74 % Feb
16 74 Feb
117
52
Juii~~3
Nov
11774 Jan
3074 Sep 25
Sep 22
45
Mar 25
16
10174 Oct
2
83
Aug 29
9274 Jan 22
34
Jan
23
44
78% Sep
42% Jan
Dec
19
7
General
3774 Aug 25
General
Mar
3
5874 July
112% Mar
7
114
87
Mar
36% Sep
18
4374 May25
27
Aug 25
41
Jan
20
31% Jan
28
50
Nov
27
May 26
3174 Feb
24
2974 Jan
2
37
May 25
66
4
Jan
21-%
2
Aprils
15% Jan
52 74 Feb
3
6
6
52% Jan
2
Oct~20
5374 Sep
15 74 Jun
14
23% Sep
7
21
27% Nov
5
38 % Dec
24'% Sep
16
4
16
17% Jan
3
28% Sep
Feb
14
Jan
2
Nov
11
2774 Sep
4
28
2
General
General
$1.60
2
15
9
258
129.
275
Dec
15
Jan
12
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
9074 Jan
8
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
4
98
2
79
Apr 29
20% Jan
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
2374 Jan
3
6474
Dec~29
2974
4374
43%
ELECTION
817-
DAY
80%
1
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7574'
75%
75%
3074
3074
30
'8%
874
8%
30%
874
28
2874
2774
28%
26
2774
5,700
43
43%
43
44%
4374
4574
60,400
82%
50,000
80%
8174
80%
34%
34%
101
10074
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27
25%
.
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-
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52
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53
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3,100
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13,400
14,600
32%
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10374
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52%
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78%
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53 74
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3674
3774
79
52%
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53
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47%
50
36
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;
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6274
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65
63 %
6374
63 74
66
9,500
65
64
65%
6374
64%
65
65%
2,400
574 Jan
26 7
4
Oct
15
General
23
General Public
Jan
37% Nov
Public Service—.
Steel
10474 May 28
83
May 8
9274 Mar 26
415
Apr 28
99% Mar 3
104
Jan
26
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5%
/ 574
53.,
12,600
2474
24%
24 74
24%
11,800
2974
2774
28
27%
28%
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12%
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12%
1274
1274
1274
1,700
34%
36
34%
36
35%
35%
36
37 74
7,100
1
25%
26
2574
2674
2574
2574
25 74
25'%
2,500
27%
2674
,
.
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25
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2774
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25
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27
2574
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26%
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2474
2474
2474
2474
25
25
2474
25
Electronics——10
7174
727 b
72%
73
73%
7474
7474
76
77%
8074
preferred
Tele
General
General
&
(series
Time Corp.
Tire & Rub
B)
10
8374c
com
4,700
79
82
74%
7674
x75 7'4
78 74
■77 74
74%
75%
50
880
45,300
77 3 4
11,800
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44,500
75%
77%
"
74%
'
474%
preferred
474% conv preference
$5 preference
574% preference
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
Genesco
Inc
loo
*370
100
*93%
*80
•
—
*9374
95
420
95
*9374
10274
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10274
33 74
3374
3374
34%
34%
3474
80c
52%
52%
52 74
5274
10
—
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48%
4974
4974
102 7
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j
„
420
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;
102
3474
t
95
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95
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—;
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420
*370
420
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-
2
100
1
Corp
Products
*80
100
—
35
7,000
51%
.
5274
50
51
50
5174
50 3 4
51%
15,100
4,000
14
44% Mar 18
6474 Oct
27
36% Jan
8
5174 Sep
15
Glinbel Brothers
18%
16,400
94% May 21
92 74 Jan
27
1574 Apr
1
2474 Dec
9674 Apr
27% Jan
19%
18 74
1874
1874
63
63%
6174
63
60%
61%
58%
6074
7,700
5
Getty Oil Co
Gillette Co
10
4.974.
19%
1
3074 Oct
49% Oct
28% Jan 23
5%
24711
28
Telephone Co of Florida—
Mar 30
28
574
2474
3074
10c
Castings Corp
Apr 24
3 6 74 Apr
574
24%
10
6
General Refractories
General
General
5%
24%
29 74
ior,
2
May 22
574
2.50
—6.67
Utilities Corp
Railway Sigmai—
General Realty & Utilities
39% Feb 18
4774
47%
47
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
4,000
4
common
$4.50 preferred
No par
;
*92
1874
.
19%
,
*92
96
*92
96
,
*92
96
2174
96
Apr
9
2% Jan
47
2
157% Jan
16
Dec
July 10
22
22%
21 7b
1,700
Glen Alden
25 74
26%
2674
27 7«
26%
28%
2774
29%
368,200
Glidden
10
417«
42%
.42
42%
41%
42
4274
42%
5,200
6
2474 May 20
Globe-Wernicke
5
1974
20
1974
1974
19%
1974
1974
1974
1,200
19
1
2%
274
274
274
274
274
2%
4,100
100
*17674
4174 Nov
3% May 15
175
Qjadding McBean & Co
5
Corp ex distribution—1
23 74
29% July 13
50% Jan 27
2% Oct
5
2
1974 Nov
28
172
Jan
9
81% Dec 29
76% Jan
14
Feb
12
124% Dec 30
117% Jan
7
30
Jan
2
Jan
2
35% Jan
42% Apr
1
Jan
2
3974 Nov
3
49% July 31
3 74 Dec
3
2
41
4% Jan
9
53% May 19
69
8% Oct
1
2% Sep 21
8% Sep 25
6% July 14
13
31
6274 Nov 20
56
2774 Jan
2
3874 Jan
8
74
3
41
Dec
Oct
28
88
July
5% Jan
3
76
46
Dec
24
22
Apr
17
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
9% Dec
59
Dec
15
18
1
45% July
1
12
4974 Nov
5
12
J4% Jan
2
19% Dec
80% Jun
fl
2
2574 Mar 23
4
126
Oct
19
23
Oct
30
11
17% Jan
2
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85% Jan
28
4
2074 Oct
28
10% Jan
10
For footnotes see
page 24.
.
4074
Grace (W R) & Co
1
4474
4574
2%
2%
574 Sep 14
Aug 31
84% Mar
4
16% July 17
55% Jan
6
31% July
2
60% Aug 12
59% Apr 27
30% Feb 18
1417
4 May
4774 Feb
8
5
24% May 29
89
Aug 12
3074 Mar 30
10
Jan
16
14274
*3974
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
50
7
94
138
40
2
22
205
9374
9474
137
Granite City
10
29
May 28
23
*17674
205
93
4
6
Oct
39% Dec
4
10
_No par
2%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
83 74 Nov
Sep
3174 Dec
14674 Jun
11
Feb
(B F)
2274
2374
14274
7
61
2
4
Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grand
31
2
July 2
4274 Aug 28
5474 July 15
4
51% Nov
22% Jan
1
154
3774 Aug
Jun
37% Sep
26% Jan
July 28
103% Jun
Inc.
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
18
8% Jan
11
131% Jan
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
May
230
28
Co
1074 Mar
Sep 18
2874 Jan 31
474 Jan
8
Union
Sugar com
preferred
(H L)
Co Inc
Greyhound
474%
92
9,100
142
23,500
*4074
40 3 4
4574
4474
45%
6,300
2%
2%
2%
18,300
974
2,100
40
39%
40
4474
4574
44%
274
2 74
274
9
9
9
774
674
9%
8%
800
9
9
674
7
7%
674
6%
1,200
3274
32 3 8
3174
3274
31%
3274
3174
3274
6,700
7874
79%
7874
7974
7974
81'4
8174
83 %
8,800
4874
4874
4874
49%
3,500
'
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4874
4974
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76%
*75
76
75%
75%
1
12
12 74
12
1274
12
12%
12 74
12%
3,400
3774
39 74
37%
3874
3774
38%
3774
3874
25,200
2774
27%
2774
27%
2774
27%
48
50 74
4874
49
48%
49%
x50
50%
4974
50
49%
50
3,200
4,600
6,400
4,000
5
.
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
7%
205
89
140
5
10
.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
No par
Green
*17674
9374
142%
loo
preferred
Great Western
205
9074
139%
12.50
Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
374%
*176%
.
5
Co
Grayson-Roblnson Stores
1
.
,
Corp common
preferred—
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
;
27%
27=%
25
4974
50
No par
No par
100
5174
2774
5274
*128
1
23
3
2174
100
*8674
1
1
2074
5%
2772
129
23%
2174
88
2174
6
4874
4774
2774
127
2374
21%
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2074
5%
I
76
*75
28
28
28 74
129
127
128%
28%
29%
10
128
450
2674
25%
2774
2774
29
23,800
2174
2174
2174
2174
2134
10,200
8874
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8874
*86 74
88 %
2074
2174
574
574
21
574
128.
21
574
2174
5%
'
2,100
\
8,000
a.,'
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33%
10474
52%
35
10274
26 34:
33
104%
5274-.
3,800
761
3474
V"
1,900
4074
30%
%
<
2,700
3174
39%
8 74
100%
3474-
9
31
75
par
i.__3
preference..
conv
71
Aug 19
1374 Apr 29
28%
.
40%
30:,.»
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35%
54 74
20
77%
317a
9%
32
39%
4974
3974 Dec
22
.77
-
'
3174
%
3774
10
16
9
a
327a
4174
3574
28
22
9
32
41
37%
2
17% Oct
9
.
4774
33% Apr
3
21% Jan
7
89% Jan 21
15
-
37%
17
Oct
.....
3274
41%
35
Jan
46
'
145
I45'
50
4074 Jun
4474 Jan
9
144
6474
6
Feb
90
..
No par
79- Aug
Jan
14474
9%
144
—
1
preforred
90
*142%
144
9—
^
Cement
preferred
4474 Jan
5,000
37%
$1.30
35
4,600
12 74
No par
7
1
5674
12%
>v'!
4,400
5674
127ij
•3 convertible preferred.
2674 July
16
24%
56 3 4
12%
24
$2.98
28
9074 Aug
24%
"56%
12%
35
$1.32
50% Dec
2474
5774
47%
$1.30
7
2*74
12
i 8%
15
*
56%
8%
No par
^
23%
a
32
5
-
\
58
41 %
1
174
,
1274
*142 74
5
,
Corp
*90
12
30%
_JNo
-
56%
1
3
3
24 7
24
Equipt Corp
1
preferred,.—_—No par
13
83
Feb
Portland
2974 Feb
22% Apr
2,200
250
Precision
conv
2974 Feb
Feb12
91
9074
1
—
7
60
31%
91
3174
9074
—,_j
Otitdoor Advertising
issued
20
31
44.%
3074
91
No par
Oct
3474 Dec
*41%
3174
100
commoni-L
25% Aug
2
16% Jan
4474
3074
447-.
3174
90%
b
6
31
24% Sep
*4174
907
*41%
31
31
6
21
25
44%
1
■
Preferred $3.75 series
When
General
25
25
*4174
T
1,700
2,800
Nov
2474 Oct 23
16
674
18
6574 Nov
12% Nov
5
74 Sep 29
28
6 s- 4
2
preferred
General
.
44% Jan
17%
6%
___"
Co„:
-
200
17%
No par
—
3,
8,900
30% y
674
5
6% preferred
Motors Corp common
$5
2,800
574
-
*29
,
17%
com
General
4
5474 Oct 23
Mills
4%
5
29
2,000
4,900
3074
674
Finance."Corp——u_2
Instrument
43
45%
r.
18 7«
No par
Finance Corp
General Foods Corn—
45
674
General
8
3874 M ay
'
4
4%
29
u
3074
X42%
;
17%
common-
General
May 21
45
6%
Cigar Co Inc.
General Controls
29 3
30%.
4374
18 74
Transportation—1.25
Contract
3074
44%
4,800
6,500
674
Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
104% Nov
9
103
6
5
18
2974
17
24%
47
*4674
43
:
57a
30
1674
24%
47
—"1
100
40
9
18
Gen
5
16%
257a
*4674
50
American investors
847/4 Apr 21
6
79 7 a Dec
-22% Dec
General
47
*46
5%
*2974
1
Cable Corp com—.;
1st preferred—
4%
47
5
—50
com.
General
2
18
46'..
CorpJ
preferred—
2
39%,Mar
44 7 4
457a
preferred
General Bancshares
Corp
General Bronze Corp___
Mar 17
66% Jan
Sep 22
2
$8
974 Jan
30
43%
16%
24%
30%
4
45%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas——5
3374 Oct
..
30
44 7
4574
$4.50 preferred
May 19
10
45% May 11
5
28
aeneral
7
42 74 Apr
6
Jan
2
22
1074 Mar 25
21
Nov
Jan
153
6
37 74 Oct
75
677b Nov 19
9674 Jan
30%
4374
preferred
1474 Jan 22
18
6
convertible
6774 Mar 11
9% Nov
6
6%
9
3674 Feb
30%
Inc'"com—III
Indus
16
Sep
29% Dec
2
American
12
7
Sep 19
Acceptance
General
138
13
33% Ja n
105% Oct
General
3
19
7
Jan
105
8
Feb
8
9
1474 Nov
141
10
2
convertible
64% Jun
13
4% Jan
43
-—
472%
39
11
8
19
17 74
25 %
No par
__
Industries
10%
25
24%
5
Co
Wood
17%
2474
*4574
Corp
6
27
Apr
19 % Sep
Gar
17
5
50
Gardner-Denver Co_
4
437a Dec
57.
3774 Jan
9
Gamewell
Garrett
20
93% Jun
Apr 29
Mar
1
preferred
8974 Oct
7
55
8
convertible
29% Oct
3
Nov"
5674 May 21
50 74 Jun 11
9
y
fnc common..
.
5%
2374 Nov
2
Apr
27
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
9
19% Jan
7%
3974 Jan
Gabriel
18
30% Apr
75
Jan
14
May 11
2674 July 23
6174 Mar 17
Apr
40% Sep
102
5174 Feb
~9%
125
33
4% Sep 10
2874 Sep 22
17 74 Jan
5
1774 Nov 12
7% Nov
Feb
28
.9,400,
2,400
..."
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(1950)
Monday, November 9, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
May
52
Mar
9
5
24
23% Nov 17
75% Dec 22
Dec 16
Nov
5
70% Sep
29
104% Sep
21
101
Feb
25
129
84
Sep
19
96
Oct
30
102 % Julv 14
84
Oct
95V2Jan
10
100
13
May 1
88
28
90
May 29
Jun
9
81
Sep
21
5
25
109
Jun
Aug
7
98
Oct
22
99
99% Sep
,
Oct
2
•
'
1
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
14
^
STOCKS
Range for Previous
3S3A Feb 17
79
July 13
127% Jan 22
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5
preferred
Wednesday
Tuesday
24
71%
71%
28 Ye
116%
115%
8
par
28
13
$4.20
84%
*83
84%
$4.40
dividend preferred—100
dividend preferred
100
*83
9
*85
87%
*85
86
Apr
9
$4.44
dividend
*85
88
*85
91
Common
3
104% Mar
105% Mar
preferred™
$5.08 dividend preferred
2
98%
98%
98
100
100
-100
*99%
25
48%
48%
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing:—i-5
Hall (W F) Printing Co__
5
4
48% Nov
preferred—i.—._10n
100
dividend
$5
28%
49%
'49%
85 %
*83
86
86
4,000
400
115%
28%
29
84 %
*83
73
115
116
28%
29
Sep
26
*71?
25
72
89% Apr
94
Jan
32
Shares
24?
24%
72
115%
the Week
Nov. 5
24 %
72 %
116%
72%
115%
Sales for
,
Friday
Nov. 6
Thursday
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
25%
24%
No par
—25
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co—
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
1
Monday
Nov. 2
Par
20,000
28%
13,800
84 %
%
120
87
88
*85
88
*85
88
98%
*98
99 %
*98? 4
99%
100
*99 %
*99%
100
220
100
10
II
38% Jan
3
47% July
49% Apr
7
44% Feb
20
49% Oct
23
71% May 19
4
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
25 % Nov
13% May 20
70
20
21
Jan
24% Dec
8
2
99
8
88
21% Jan
2
26'A Jan
2
31
Zu v*
Jan
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
30
7
Apr
13
Jan
28 % Jun
19
41
39% Jan
5
19
47% Dec 10
140
Mar 17
32% Dec
1
44% Dec 30
29% Nov
20
36% Nov 18
3% Jan
9
28% Jan
6
14
59%
:
58%
x57:%
,
125
58
58%
*123
125
*123
1,000
■
5,000
125
-
48
49%
47%
49 %
47%
48%
44%
■
1,900
44%
44
"
5,900
45%
27
44 V2
44%
400
Hat Corp of America common——1
4% %
preferred———„——50
10%
10%
10%:
10%
10 %
10%
10
Va
10? a
3,100
38'%
38
38
*37%
38%
7
Haveg
57
53
50%
54%
55%
12
Hayes
13%
13 ',4
13?«
13%
13 7
90% May
5
39% NOV
2
2
33% Dec
8
16
19% Nov 10
32% Sep 22
16 % Jan
7
61
Nov 20
50
Chemical
Co_
45%
'
■
V
.
"37%
38%.
*37%
3,65%
Helme
Jan
2
34
Jan
8
5%
35% Nov 20
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
13% Jan
5
7
64% Jan
9
72% Aug 25
74
Jan
2
88% Nov 28
85
Jan
7
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
31% Jun
7
9% Jan
10
13
Oct
29
21
Juii
22%
* -ci
6
37
May 21
11% Oct
27
28
Oct
28
117
41
5,300
-
2,400
10
85
86 %
;_100
*79
1
10
,
25
.
85
\'-,:
39%
32 .*.
32
86
78
79
39%
80
•
39%
39%
38 %
32%
*31%
32
! 35
85
1.800
86
*77
•
79
1,900
50
38%
38:%
32
31%
32
35
*34%
1,600
600
35
35
19%
20
19-%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19'«
65%
64%
65
64%:
64%
64%
65
107%
*105%
*105%
107
35%
.
./,'
.
.
■
v
.„
107 %
...__;
—.100
*105%
No par
76%
76%
77
77%
_i
38%
39 %
33%
39%
—
—.—•_—
79
•39 %
65
*34. %
Chocolate Corp..
Co
86%
86%
*77
5,700
V
a
•
105 3 4
105%
78
*77.
2.700
..
.
8,500
50
400
77
77
38%
38%
28 7
38%
38 %
50
35%
13.800
'
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Heyden
3%%
$4%
July 22
5
28%
29
Corp
—1
preferred series A—
100
2nd pfd (convj.
No par
18%
19
;
18%
69%
69
%'
*69%
Newport Chem
•
Hilton Hotels Corp
Aug 27
15 % Apr
preferred
Hertz
27
42% July 29
23% July 22
Jan
—__25
—
.No par
common—2 1/12
Powder
Hershey
46% Apr
60
*13%
comniop
noncumulatlve preferred
Hercules
118% Apr 10
80
July 9
66
36% Dec 31
54%
13%
preferred
Hercules Motors
3
Sep.29
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
105
3
31
58%
13%
(G W)
7%
37% Mar 13
72% July 21
35% Dec
55%
._5
Heller (W E) & Co——
34% May 11
25% Jun
Inc———-—1
Inc———
Industries
Industries
Heinz (H J) Co common—
2
19
Jan
53% Jan
Nov~14
58
26%
86% Nov
12%
58
44%
2
23% Jan
9% Jan 20
58%
27
Sep 22
14
75 %
27% Apr
30% Apr
19
58%
,
44%
64% Jan
15% Dec 31
58%
*123
'
''V
600
32
45%
67
12
14
_2.50
;"1;
""
'■
49%
2,000
26%
109
31%
58%
59%
125
44 %
'
32%
*
89% Feb 21
13
58%
49%
*108
32
44 %
16% Jon
30% Dec
11 % Jan
59
*123
109
*108
32%
58%
58
1
26%
"27%
27
109
32
DAY
26%.
79% May
2
26% Jan
105%
ELECTION
33 %
45
19
118
25%
'
•
•
103
33
27
21
27
2,500
.
45
43% Sep
Jun
10,200
25%
49%
26%
12% Jun
38
524
25%
27
15% Nov 17
6
2
51
25%
44%
51% Dec 31
7
25
52%
25%
26%
9
10
800
49%
51 %
.
44%
36% Jun
Nov
49%
49
50%
25%
27%
.5
Harsliaw
3
22
17% Jan
Feb
Harsco
30
16
Dec
100
.
Corp_
;
Corporation-——
-V'
,25%
49%
25%
Hart Sehaffner & Marx———10
Oct.
Mar
7% Jan
38
25%
103
•
CLOSED
July 15
12% Apr 13
39% Apr 20
46
17
9 % Dec
83% Oct
10
6% preferred
Harris-Intertype
6
48
Jan
;_1
common—
Harbison-Walk Refrac com——7.50
2
34
Apr
26% Feb
Watch Co
preferred
.—100
Paper Co—«,—2.50
Hammond Organ Co
—1
13
52% May
38
48%
■/
"
EXCHANGE
-
26
25%
convertible
Hammermill
6
Jan
132
30 % Jan
34
65 Ye May
59% Nov
44% Feb
122% July
43% Jan
32% Jan
4%
36 % Aug 14
22% Jan
38% May
1
107% Oct 31
Hamilton
July 23
114% Aug 31
33% Sep 26
20% Apr 29
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
30
6
Nov
48%
STOCK
'
Feb
Dec
Water
Hackensack
29% May 22
69
2
Hires Co
2
2.50
;
(Charles E).
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
27
50c
5
*98
28%
100
'
98
37%
37%
37%:
29
29
29
29
3,400
18%
18%
18%
18%
18? »
4,200
70
69 %
69 %
*68'a
69%
.350
98
100
*98
37%
if
*93
100
37%
37%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13?b-.
13%
*13%
28
29%
26%
28%
26?«
27%
26%
27
12,700
11%
11%
11%
12
11 %
12 %
11%
12
5,200
36 ?8
1,600
37%
500
13%
'
17% Jan
3
25% Dec
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
30
May 21
47% Dec 31
39% Feb
24
67% Dec
16
29% Sep
10
49% Jan
21
65% Jail
2
7
39% Nov 20
35
Jan
85
Sep
5
92
82
Sep
8
Jan
2
19
Jan
7
8% Nov 20
29% Nov 21
18
23% Nov 28
15% Feb
10
30
17
9
Sep 21
5% Sep
19% Jun
2
3
37% Sep
18
39% Sep 16
20 % Nov
6
29
84
Jun
6
90
Jun
7)
Oct 27
6
79
Oct
97% Aug 13
87
36% Jan
9
27% Jan
13
74% Dec
31
81
Dec
1
92
Feb
20
41% Dec
Holly Sugar Corp
22
5
2
23% Apr
Jan
24% Jun
21% Jan
2/7% Feb
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
12
28
Sep 18
64% Sep 21
Honolulu
Hooker
47% July 22
90% Apr
Feb
Hotel
Feb
27
Jufy
66
17
2
2
38 % Dec
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
11
50
33% Jan
13
Jan
85 %
Sep 21
35
5% Jan
3
5
7
26% Oct
25
38% Jan
13
23% July J
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
29% Oct
23
5
2
Jun
9
41
Oct
13
47% Jan 21
38% Oct
7
Oct
3
48
40%
Jun
9
Dec
1
52% Jan 22
45 % Dec
2
51
42% Dec
2
29% Jan
2
47% Feb
3
38 % Nov 20
6% Apr
14
65,
156
Jun
23
25
24% Nov 12
35
Jan
2
May27
35% Jan
2
22 % Jan
13
101
Nov 20
162
July 18
43
t6ct~l3
29% Dec 12
Oct
1
18% Jun
5
26% Sep 30
37
2
44
143
Jan
Oct
3
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
70% Jan
7
1
17
Jan
2
65% Feb 27
88
Sep 25
7% Jan
13
57% Jan
100
Jan
28
27% Jan
2
29% Jan
Jan
13
10
34% Nov 14
15% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
82
Jan
15
13
18
Nov
5
10% Feb
5
30
77% Oct
6
109
July 28
163
May
6
55
July
6
149
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
28
32
Mm
cO
43 % Aug 14
86% Oct
20
05% Feb 24
<
%
25
Jan
2
39% Jan 27
138
28.
Sep 25
Sep 22
68% Sep 23
17% Feb
9
31 Va
July
35% Apr
80
30
July 30
7
141% Nov
88
May
Oct
19
10% Sep
14
7
41% Oct 30
35% Oct
6
3
37
32
OdTw
33% Dec
Dec
2
31
1
Feb
Aug
10
4
200
30%
6,400
EXCHANGE
71
71
71
71
71
71
:
160
ELECTION
*80%
82
*80%
81
87%
*85%.
87 "2
*85
86%
70? a
.70 3 4
70 Va
70%
70
70%
80%
'
*16
DAY
16% "
81
*85%
CLOSED
.
7,600
lftVa
*15%
16
15%
20
■
*
J.
4.700
16
400
1.200
24%
24%
—100
87%
88
3
6%
5%
.
convertible pfd
series A——50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co——.5
94
Jan
10% Jan
69
Jun
2
23
172 % July 15
37
Jan 12
55 Ye Nov
6
*36
37
24%
24%
24%.
24%
24%
88
■
,
88
86 3
88
86%
24%
8714
7%
7%
4
67a
z
.
7
6%
*36%
'
7 Ye
37
*36%
:
19%
7%
37
37
19?'8
19%
19%
19%
46
46%
46 %
46%
40%
47
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
43
43%
43
43%
42%
42%
40%
41
40%
19%
19%
1,800
280
'
21,200
100
37
<19%
.
3,600
4.20%
Steel
40 %
40%
*41
41%
*40%
41
*41%
42
*41%
42
*41%.
42
46%
46 %
*46%
47 %.
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
42
42%
*42%
43
50
*41
41%
*41
40
3
9
9
July 30
Aug 18
19% Mar
5
38
40% Apr
20
Nov
5
37% Jan
21
May 27
Nov
4
45
Jan
15
116% Sep
15
123
Jan
30% Jan
2
3
19% Nov
15 % Nov
78
5
4
Oct
29
Sep
18
77% Nov
2
48% Sep 21
49% Feb
9
56% Dec
31
61
Dec
30
93
Mar
QT
fom
£
May 22
99% Aug
54% Oct
7
38
8
44
Nov
4
59% Jan
43
43
43
41%
41%
*41
40%
.
40
.
160
43
41%
*41
39%
40
10
100
40
1,500
7%
3,900
18%
17%
18%;
18%
19?4
18,400
80%
80%
80 7
79%
80m4
5,000
100
"150
156
No par
Insuranshares
Ctfs. Inc
Interchemical
Corp
*738
•
81
—20
7
18
80
...
Co-—
Inspiration Cons Copper
4%%
7%
7%
7
157
157
*153
47%
48%
47%
48
48
48%
6,700
44%
43
44%
42%
43%
43
.43%
5,000
*28
*150
48%
48
43%
•
1
"28
29 %
5
Interlake Jron
37%
*87%
88%
——100
Corp
Business
Int'l
Harvester
7%
common
preferred
Int'l
1
Machines..
5
__No par
common
preferred
$4
Packers
Paper
preferred.
*153
156
29
37 7a
28%
37%
37%
37%
3,500
87 %
*37
87%
*27%
87%
88%
470
29
*28
87
-
,
'
,
&
•
2
50% Mar 18
23% Jan
7
31% Jan
28
8,300
29%
412
50
15,700
142 ¥4
141%
141%
14210
800
29%
29%
29%
9.000
70 %
141%
48%
70
70%
300
23
23%
23%
21,400
%
29%
29 Ye
71
29%
29%
72
72
-
*70
22%
22%
22-%
99
98%
98 7a
98?i
99 3-a
99%
99%
21
22%
22%
24%
23%
24%
23 %
24%
70,800
130%
88%
*13%
*63%
*140
132 %
132%
136 Va
135%
136%
135%
141%
12,600
*87%
88%
500
13%
900
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34'a
52%
54%.
52 %
53
52 3
7.50
No par
No par
100
No par
common
No par
25
25
-
10,400
88%
14
64%
145
33%
*33
-
13%
63
140
*33
88
88 %
13 7
88
.
13%
133t
a
.
34%
55
53%'
55 Ye
2,600
5,800
33%
4
33%
33%
100
38%
37%
38%
34%
37 %
190
'
38
37%
38-
37 %
x36%
37%
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
36%
36%
37
35%
36%
35%
35%
1,400
4,100
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
18%
18 ?b
18?a
18%
18%
17%
18 %
34
34
33%
33%
*33%
34%
33%
34
1
35%
36
36
36?»
36?a
36%
37 %
37%
33%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
33%
1,000
34 3 4
3,400
18%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
I5
33%
33%
*119
*40%
Jaeger Machine Co
_5
Dreferred
1
5
:
.10
_50c
\
"
33%
120
-
40%
33
119
33%
119
40
40%'
20%
20%
33%
33%
*119
39%
19%
*
33-%
*119
120
-
1,100
■
2,000
-10
120
39%
39%
39%
20%
26
20
2,000
4,200
20%
21
Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
78%
78%
78%
79
78%
78%
79
79%
190
57
Feb 27
Jewel
44
44%
44%
5,100
88
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July 6
103% Feb
16
59% July 28
Jefferson Lake
Tea
Co
Inc
Jones
&
43%
44
com
44%
77%
78
5
Johnson
& Laughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
43%
44%
49 %
50 Ye
49
49?a
48%
49%
48?a
49%
17,000
5
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
1
10,100
100
common
3%%
.•;i,
7,900
36%
3.50
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
-
■
74,500
par
1
Interstate Power Co
4
300
34%
*33
33%
6H%
141%
143
143
12%
60 %
141%
62 %
"61%
63%
140
5
Corp
Dept Stores
L
'
*88
May 12
86
*■
8,100
23%
98%
Salt
Utilities
4
49%
48%
22%
7%
Interstate
28 3
408
411
x400
50%
1
141
142
,
29 %
28? a
28%
409
5
common
Silver
49 V8
No par
Limited
1
International Shoe
International
*71
405 Vii
51%
29 %
100
27%
<
413
50%
141%'
i
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
preferred
International
28
5
com
37%
87%
38
28
405%
—100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
preferred
23
3
%
79 ?i
8
No par
International
33
39%
40
18%
7%
18%
40
33
41
40
1
39
17% Jun
40%
Mexico
28% Mar 19
Feb
3,500
40%
40%
42
No par
common.—
preferred
40%
7,500
*40
100 pesos
6%
17,300
50
S A
Inland
43%
*41%
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
31,.
42%
50
Indianapolis Power & Light
3,600
47%
30%
50
15
28% Feb
21
nao-g 24
4.42%
*46%
.
50
common
preferred—
International Telep & Teleg.No
Sep
52% Dec 31
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
Sep 22
Jan 24
Power
5
International
35
May 12
10
No par
6
28
32
26% Sep
33% Oct
|
Co
International
7
19
Cement
6
10
July 16
Ideal
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
4
Aug
Nov
Idaho Power Co
3
Jun
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
flUft
7
May 29
57% July 10
153 % Jan 14
24% Nov
111
29
488
27% Jun
106% Aug,
Dec
Apr
7
Apr 11
fnrst
50 % Mar 18
19
53
4
July 17
May 7.
Oct
35
31
37%
29%
12.100
Industrla Electrica De
7
17% Nov
8
88
21%
*37%-
30%
.
56%
14
40
62% Dec 23
34% Apr 23
21 %
37 %
30 Yn
•
20%
Jan
45% Mar 18
41 % Aug
12% Jan
90 %
21%
37%
30%
,v'
•
19%
47
86% Jan
May
10
25
13
35%
38%
34%
44%
21%
37-».
30
:
-
56'
Illinois
31
33%
1,400
20%
42% Sep
Oct
19
19%
55%
(Delaware)
Illinois Central RR Co
13 Ye Dec
122% Nov
7
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
12
26
28
32% Sep 17
118
13
Jan
40% Sep
Mar 20
3
22%
*37 %
■
5.200
*19'/4
19%
19%
Co
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
36% Jun
Sep 15
2
*19%.
6%
55%
4.70%
56
May 28
19 ?«
6
20%
5
125
13 % Jan
11,600
841^,
6'b
55 %
Jan
4
21% Jan
39-%
*83%
6%
19%
50
18
2
38 >4
84%
*83
.
55%
46% May 25
41 % Oct
7
Feb
Jan
38 %
6%
20%
4.26%
Dec
28
37%
38%
64%
200
56%
4.08%
71
13
5,300
19%
4
136
Jan
Jan
11
21% Aug 27
40
46%
STOCK
•'
,
70?a
16 %
46
55%
3
7
25
31
Jun
9
33% Sep 15
78 % Jun
95
70
46'«
3,400
'
.1
Sound
Apr
385% May 12
Dec
166
88
45? a
21%
80%
*86
43% Feb
13
32% July 14
22
Dec~30
94
*79
7,400
46%
19%
72
47
2
86
*71
41%
38%
r'
21 V4
Sep 29
9% Nov 13
2
Jan
29
39
42% Nov
42
47
'
.
30
preferred——————100
preferred
—100
2934
41%
6
37%
30
23%
*29%
42 ?«
*83%
•'
1
23? «
29%
41%
^
50% Dec 31
38% Dec 31
29% Jan
V
23 %
*29%
42
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
16
Jun
..
.
23%
29 %
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com.
5
93% July 30
8% July 22
19% Oct
1
r
35% Feb
18
21
4.40%
Mar 17
•
2 3 511
45%
>
-
29%
41%
19%
*37
Howe
8
19
23%
■
6%
50
convertible preferred
13
15
6
par
$2.25
29
11% Jan
13% Jan
50% Sep 21
2% Jan
84%
18% Sen
15% Dec
20% Jan
39 %
22
63
72% Jan
38%
*83%
com
,
Jan
14% Dec 30
20% Nov 17
87% Dec 19
6% Oct 20
5
No par
Corp
75
10
18
Chemical
preferred—
——100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp.—
*1
22
13
46%
Household,Finance common—No
6
5% Jan
Oct
45%
30
8% Jan
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
_.io
Corp
96% Jan
12
Nov 17
Oil
4%
2
52% Jun
75
41%
3%%
2
85% Mar
29:%
Houdaille-Industrics Inc common—3
12
80% Mar
23 ?b
41 Ye
Corp of America common—_1
convertible preferred
25
5%
5
41
37% Jan
23%
*29%
12.50
Mining
$4.25 preferred
13
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
24
lo
preferred—30
common
convertible
5%
Homestake
'
„
68%
69
67
67%
66
67%
66
66?4
2,500
*77
79
*77
74 3
*77
73%
76%
75
76
98%
98%
99
99%
99
99%.
'9.9
99 3
1
44%
44%
44
44%
44
44%
'44
45
76
4
40
79
100
10
x74
79
75%
4
_
33.100
530
4,600
...
Number 5897
190
Volume
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1951)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range SAjjce Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
/"
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Wednesday
Nov. 3
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 5"
K
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
83
2
23
Feb
37
Feb
38 Va Jan
~2
78
Oct
29
85
.
50% Dec
.2
48
107
Feb
10
135
May
23
Feb
86
120
Jan
16
112% Dec
65
10
44
110
Jan
9
93% Feb
7
46% Oct
14
Oct
28
90V* Oct
6
103
87
9
96
Dec
5
99
Jun
20
50% Jan
10
88% Nov
75
7
July 31
19
Dec
88
34
Jan
92% May 29
2
29% Jan
10
25
10% Jan
22
82% Jun
19
85% July 10
72% S
21
p
5
39% Feb
13
3
28 y2 Jan
2
30
16% Jan
34
octTio
105%
27
7
July 27
93
6
4.35%
33% Nov
4
42% Oct
6
Kayser-Rotli Corp
Kelsey
63
Kendall
-
7
117% Feb 24
2
66% Nov
28
1
64
60% Nov
11
44% Oct
7
70% Apr 21
29% Nov
11
22% Sep
28
3iya Apr 20
46% Nov
7
Jan
7
54% July 22
46 V4 Jan
16
70% Nov
45% Oct
43
21
59
Jan
5
Apr
1
70% Jun 30
2
26% Jan
2
27 y8 Jan
19% Apr
22
25 % Jan
2
29% Feb
7
34% Jan
2
45% Nov
11
78% Sep
9
86
28% Dec
2
47% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
Oct
21
51% Mar 13
78% Oct
9
85
/Feb
26
38
31
15
2
22% Dec
24
19 Va Oct
21
23% Jan
22% Jan
6
"33% Dec
18
28'% Nov
6
34%. Jan
3*A May 19
4% Nov
6
3% Feb
10
2
25% Dec
11
25%
57%
94
58%
95%
No par
22
4% Mar 11
20
46 3/4 Dec
83
Jan
17
89
4%
preferred___i.
9% Mar 26
12
V4 May
9
39% Oct 21
10% Feb
29
5
12
15% July
9
22
Sep
May
37% Jan 20
2
13/4 Jan
9
1% Jan
2
7
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
3% Jun
20
2
2
30
24
5%, Jan
5% Jan
6% Sep
10% Sep
223/4 Feb
28
Dec
19
Sep 10
26% Sep 22
24% Feb
10
403/4 Oct
30
36
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
2
32
7
7
Jan
18% Jan
3% Apr
6
July 28
9% July 13
26
10% Jan
31% Mar
12
4
Kroger Co
Gas
Laclede
4.32%
La
.
38%
98% Oct 28
17
158% Jun
4
140% Jun
5
Oct
14
57Va Jan
8
152
Mar
9
5
2
47 y4 Dec
135% Dec
37
Mar
9
17% July 10
37% Jan
5
26
36% Apr
15
82%.Feb 11.
129% Nov 12
80% Jun
V
>
11
18
82
Oct
128% Jan
8
104
89
Mar
Apr
,90% Mar
4
14
6
Jan
10
143
Jun
_23
134% Sep
28
155% Apr 16
48% July 7
142% Mar 25
273/4 Feb
14
44
Dec
22
36% Jun
26
44% Mar 12
4
81
Oct
€
74% Nov
2
17
29
16
30
15 y4 Jan
27
71% Jan
7
18% Nov
5
31% Aug 13
28% Sep
28
37
Jan
10
Sep
81% Sep
19% Jun
11
24 Va Sep
v
2
Jun
2
6
80%
l9'Vs
19%
84,300
30%
31%
36%
11,100
36%
18 Va
17%
17%
800
32%
32
32%
19,200
5,300
18
19 Vt
19
20 Vs
31%
30%
30%
35%
36%
36%
36%
18%
18%
18
18
*17%
31%
32%
31%
32'%
32 %
*3%
*27%
21,
-
-
•
3,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
*28%
28%
28 %
28%
4%
*3%
4 Va
*4
4 Va
23%
23%
.
191/4
28 %
19%
28%
:
~
800
*79%
30%
Co
28%
28 %
*28
28%
500*
211/4
22%
xl9 V2.
20%
216,500
410
22 %
221/4
22
22V4
22
22%
3,000
42%
42%
41%
42
41
41%
1,600
89
88
88
Industries
100
*86
89
*86
13%
13%
131/4
13%
13V4
13%
5,000
15
30%
31%
31%
31V4
30%
30%
4,700
1
com
2%
*22
2%
2%
23
23
2%
2%
23 Va
23%
600
8Va
3,100
71/4
2,900
7%
7%
7%
8%
8
No par
7%
28%
7%
7%
7%
7 Va
RR
Corp
1
:
No par
Co
29%
5
.
28%
29%
50%
51
51%
49%
51
3,800
2iy4
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
2,100
74
76%
74%
76
7414
75VB
10,500
7
10%
10%
10%
10%
96%
95
96.
95%
96%
145%
145%
145 Va
145%
145%
11,000
10%
95%
100
preferred—
10%
25
com
6,700
29%
28%
49 %
21
..5
.
Corp
4,590
2%
23%
—No par
pfd
20
10
1st preferred_.No par
Lerner Stores
'
145%
4,300
-~T
230
1,400
26
Sep
80%
3,100
46% Jan
97
*79%
59%
139% Jan
23
40%
80%
36
80
7,500
42
59 Va
6
Jan
38%
*79%
38%
500
32%
40%
61%
29
104
*32%
40%
y
61%
113% Oct
29% JanV 2
33
40%
33
300
42%
61%
8
12
*42
43%
61%
9
Nov
42%
••
■
21
30
42'%
*32%
43%
32%
!
3,800
66
65
66 V4
a
50c non-cum 2nd
Lehigh Valley
*
65 %
66
6,900
Link Belt Co
July
28 Va Sep
38
Sep
88% July 28
Valley
.
common_3
Tire
& Sons
non-cum
«.
48
17%
50c
...
&
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
Lehigh Portland Cement
7%
*47%
,
49%
9
14% Mar 23
18
,
Lehman
-
31%
1
!
3.85%
$3
49%
35%
25
___/
(James)
Lehigh
48%
65%
-
32%
'
■-
73
135% July 28
39% Apr
8
Jan
Bryant
Lear Inc
■
54%
9
31
Lane
■'
53%
21
107% Feb
49%
2,300
1,300
53%
9% Sep
9
19,800
53
72% Feb
10 y2 Mar
95 %
53%
11
20
94%
Y
53%
21
38% Oct
94%
5
Oct
Jan
94%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
90% Dec
28%
95%
1
14
24% Sep 18
27% Jun 15
94%
't»i
.
Y
•
63% Jun
63% Oct
15
57
17%
31%
4
Libby-Owen»-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
13% Jari
2
57
*79%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
77 Vs Aug 27
5
8U7jj Jan
48
Co common
preferred series A.
Consolidatla 6%
29
10% Nov
5
13%
56%
1
Lehn & Fink Products
82% Dec
56%
|
53% Apr 29
24% Aug 25
2
57
10
2
■
57 y2 Apr
Oct~ 13
91
2,100
47%
10
Inc.—,::
Mfg Co..
Lees
6
4,100
36%
47
%
1
(E j)
Lee Rubber
Jan
38%
36%
47%
100
(S S) Co..:
II) & Co
30% Mar 23
85
:
(S
55 % Apr
Mar 28
37%
36%
47%
32%
23% Nov
2
38
36%
47%
Royal Dutch Airlines—.100 G
Koppers Co Inc common.:
10
18
21
22
37%
36%
•
2.50
;
;
common
KLM
21
40% Oct
38 Va
,47
42%
21% Sep
31
2,500
2,400
42 %
34 y2 Apr
7
r
.
33
1
15% Oct
2
Feb
60
16
DAY
32%
36%
ELECTION
33
3,600
8
24 Va Jan1
Dec"l8
18 Va Jan
25
11% Jan
47%
32%
57
37
47%
33 Vt
*
66
22
Dec
33% Dec
133/4 Jan
55 % Mar
36%
1
46
38%
38%
50c
400
46
65%
22
128
38
5
CLOSED
34%
46
5
34% Jan
100% Apr /Li
32%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kroehler
4
32%
3,800
77
35
*34%
34%
48%
5
14
32
.,.
751%
76
75%
46.
<
-
*47%
26J/4 Mar
Oct
46%-
76
49%
18
Mar
35
46
49%
29
85
35
75
1
17% Sep
.82
STOCK
EXCHANGE
14,100
27 Va Jun
3
75%
23%
Kress
Oct
88.
si y4
48V4
Kresge
99
*86%
22%
Korvette
22% Mar 28
88
46 Vt
3
2
*86%
23%
5
2
88
22%
5
Jan
*86%
23%
Aug
10
88
23%
,48%
43 y4 Mar
367/a Mar 11
*86%
24%
35
3
85%
48%
20% Nov
46% Jan
*83
46%
8
Sep
85%
49%
6
140
*83
49
4
~7% Jan"~2
8 5 Va
48%
Sep
65% Jan
*83
48%
34
Jan
10
85%
49%
13% May
July
50
88
*83
*75
49
30 Vs Nov
1
82
*86%
24%
7
14
*80%
88
76%
49%
12
2
80%
*86%
*75
48%
21
Jan
80%
87%
1
17% Oct
28
80%
87%
46
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
43% Nov
Jan
76%
*79%
35
conv
32% Nov
17
*75
25
4% %
2
22
1,800
47%
76%
88
35
•—
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
2
22
47%
80%
46
_
Copper....
County Land Co
17
Dec
112%
76%
8.73
Kennecott
9% Feb
16% May 26
*105
500
111%
*79%
"
May 29
111
48
47%
200
44%
*86%
75%
Co
24 V4 Jan
31
Co
Hayes Co...
22 Va Jan
•
Electric
Kellogg Co
Kern
112%
48%
No par
Kansas Power & Light Co
41% May 12
50% July 31
48%
48%
.
111
*105
Va
112
50
Kansas Gas
&
48%
*106
*107%
1,300
102
441%
*75
No par
preferred
4
7
2
non-cum
Sep
25
,
4%
1
—.100
;
Kansas City Southern com
38% Aug 28
29
110
39,500
49'A
47'/4
100
100
preferred.':
Jun
45
47%
100
preferred
4.50% preferred..
preferred..
12
100
45
100
4%
'4.20%
Feb
Jan
114
5
20% Jan
30
*100
4%%
May 20
33% Jan
38
(see of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coin_No par
3.80%
preferred
:
190
preferred
89% Feb
50
100
109%
110
22
51% Sep
90 y2 Oct
Oct"l3
*103
17
41% Feb
■,/
100
convertible
88% Feb
46
101
45%
46
4%%
Mar
47%
99%
100
*45
July 27
130
July 27
57% Apr 17
Mar 11
45%
*45
47%
99
50
preferred
82
45%
33%
100
4%%
98
34% Nov
43%
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem Corp
4Va% convertible preferred
92% Jan 27
25* ~
Sep 23
Shares
)
24
79% Sep
18% Oct
~7
75% Jan
OCt
Feb
86
May
29% Dec
2
25 Va Apr
20
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
2
Jan
1
July 27
July 8
the Week
Nov. 6
Thursday
Nov. 4
88
July 10
22
July 29
104% Mar 6
34% Apr
15
Lionel Corp
Litton
2.50
Industries
Inc
Loew's
Theatres
33
STOCK
Louisville Gas & El Co
12%
131/4
13Va
13 7
CLOSED
33%
33%
33 Va
39%
*116%
10
33
*97%
100
38%
33%
ELECTION
,
DAY
Lykes
Bros
75
50
'19%
*116 Va
*116 Va
33'/4
33Va
33%
331/2
*98
99 %
*81
84%
*83% _.84%*144%
146%
41%
41%
*136
40%
41
77
•
41%
19,200
39%
3,900
10
124
10
84Va
*83 %Y
—*83%.
3,900
100 Va
*81
*81
33%
*99
99%
84%
147
*144
*145
40
26,900
40%
136
136V4
40%
*136
137
22,000
50
41V4
41%
42
1,200
75
74%
75%
2,500
4,500
76%
76%
1
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18 »/4
19
—3.33 Va
86%
88
85%
87%
85 Va
85%
87%
5,500
10
1914
20
19
19%
18%
19
19%
9,900
(M) & Sons Inc
CO
40%
39%
116%
„
99
.
(Ky).Nopar
39%
116%
39%
124
a
72,200
14
33'%
10
Nashville.
&
33
33%
32%
32 Va
v
EXCHANGE
—
Steel
331/2
13%
33%
100
*81
84%
series E preferred——100 —1&83%
84%4.40% series G cony .pfd..
—100
*143% 146
Lorillard (P) Co common
...5
41%' 41%
7% prefe'red
—100
*135
136%
Lukens
26,900
13
100
series D preferred
Lowenstein
3,000
20,100
27%
33
4.35%
Louisville
11%
132%
27
4
Long Island Lighting Co com
•5% series B preferred
4.25%
11 Va
129 Va
26%
128
1
Inc
preferred
conv
32
11%
127V4
32%
28%
No par
1214
27%
11%
133%
27 %
132%
26%
12
129%
1
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84%
12
10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
;■
Steamship Co
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
Jan
3
6
13 y4 Apr
8
1
17
17
118
45
28
78% Jan
125
Oct
2
39% Dec
2
May 14
18% Oct
1
37
Jan
2
17% Dec
31
14
Apr
36% Nov
88
Jan
14
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
30y4 Jan
2
60% Dec
1
Sep
32 y4 Jan
3
,
6
78% Sep 30
17% Oct 14
Jan
47% Oct
9
1
23%
Apr~29
5% Jan
2
5 % Apr
V
39%
DecT5
8% Sep
8% Nov
48 y4 Jan
7
32% Nov
4
36 V4
o
p
22
35
Jan
22
123% Jun
9
49% July 10
46% Oct 22
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
Madison
Fund
Square
73
Mar 17
48% May 12
7V4 Jan 14
6
19
5Va Oct
1
9% Jan 30
Aug
7
15 y4 Jan
5
22% Mar 16
21
28% Oct
1
22% Nov
6
33
Jun
1
5% Jan
7% Feb
4
5 Va Oct
13
7% Jan 26
18% Jan
24% Oct
29
23 y2 Jan
2
28% July 30
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
64 J/2 Jan
5
77
25% Jan
59% Dec
31
44% Nov
4
59% Jan
45% Nov
7
42% Jun
2
5C % Nov
6
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
29% Jan
30
Sep
25
25% Jan
2
34
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
42% Dec
3
88
34
Jan
2
49 % Dec
22
46
75% Nov
11
85% Jun
26
74
75
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
74
66% Sep
15
77
July 30
Oct
6
May 19
Oct
preferred (w w)._
(R 11) Co Inc com—
4%% preferred series A
Madison
17
81 y2 Jan
5%%
July 29
12
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
Mallory
Mandel
4%
22
42
July
29
18% Jun
9
29
2
42
39% Jan
9
45
24
44
7
31% Oct
22
Jan
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
2
83% Dec
29
3
56% Dec
1
31%
Apr" 23
41 %
39
Jan
2
59y4Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
98
31
Sep~26
Dec
78
29% Sep
37% Jan
Mar
17% Oct
84
2
Aug 24
32 % Oct
54
10
May
22
10
30
9
21
4
53
Oct
July 24
19% Feb
94% Feb
58
47
Feb
Maytag
McCall
30
5
5
16
Mar 31
Corp
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
Corp
3
Mclntyre
6
McKesson
McGraw-Hill
Co
McGregor-Doniger Inc
class
&
Robbins
9
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
51
Mead
86% Jan
7
96
Apr
25
87% Sep
29
26% Apr
14
23% Jan
74
Oct
tj..
1
86
see
May 20
na«-e
24.
74
Nov
6
Inc
29% Oct
26
Medusa
28% Apr
85% Apr
16
Melville Shoe Corp common
'4% preferred series B
38
Jun
7
2
85
Feb
6
',*72
76%
45
45%
46
47
49%
50%
$3.50
&
*72'
44%
80
*73
45
77
44V4
48
48%
9314
93'A
93V4
93%
93V4
93i/4
41%
43%
42
42%
42%
44%
44%
351/2
36V4
48
48%
Co
Inc
preferred
common—
1
~
2,500
36 %
36%
36
39
39
*47
48%
36
48
50%
49
49
%.
49
Vs
49%
94%
*93
5,400
.
140
70,100
36
46%
36%
47%
48V2
8.700
*74%
■
7,200
2,600
77
*74%
77
*741%
77
*74%
75 Va
*74V2
75%
*74%
4,400
75V2
66
*66
66%
*66
66 %
*73%
75%
*73%
75%
*73
74'/2
38 Va
38%
28
28 %
66
*40 V4
*47
41
48 Va
10
—-
38%
39
40 %
42
4,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,900
40 Va
40
40
48V2
*47
*40
*47
500
48%
■■—_
14%
80%
34
34%
14 Va
*80
33%
1'4 Va
14%
4,200
14%
14%
14%
80%
79%
79%
79 V2
80%
34V4
32%
33%
32%
33
2,800
33%
6,000
6,600
*
10
32%
34
32 Va
32%
32
32%
40%
40%
41%
42
40%
41%
41
41%
3
1
65
65
64%
64%
64
64
64
64%
1814
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
700
5
8714
87%
89
90
5
g
41 %
9
23%
42%
No par
45»/2
8,400
24
48%
49'/4
48%
49%
89V4
*86%
*86
29%
29
29
28
27
271/4
27
82
82
81%
82
35%
741/4
74
*35%
74
*73%
Vt
*81V4
9,200
23%
2,600
49
3.200
89%
89%
*86.%
28%
27%
28%
7,600
27%
27%
3.600
82'/2
*81 %
82%
*35%
35%
500
75%
76%
21,000
74
74
35:%
35%
75 %
75
76
*73%
,9%
91
49
232^
35%
74
a
*23 Va
9Va
9
27%
*73
43%
44
23%
89%
73
1,300
9
26%
*35%
8 81/4
24
*86
29
100
*88
9
i°0
3%
421/4
1,800
88%
24
49%
16%c
42%
881/4
9%
x49
1
41%
*18%
24%
6
No par
.
14%
*79%
32%
10
Cement
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
-1
44'/4
48%
.10
Corp common
4%% preferred 11st series!
Portland
5'4
27%
400
5,000
76V2
50c
100
A
Porcupine Mines...
33y4Apr
91% May 15
5 Va
23%.
27
.1
McLean Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.
9
22%-
*72
28
.
45% Nov
Feb
23%
5Va
41
Publishing
10% Sep 11
24% July 24
67
23V4
300
17%
27%
40%
preferred
2
10
*16%
5Va
x27%
common
convertible
13
18
17%
26%
3
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
21
Dec
*17Va
5%
50
8'/a Feb
83% Dec
1,500
6'/a
•
37% Sep
32
3,800
3%
a
27%
No par
20 Ve Jan
10
37%
3%
*5"
5%
No par
;
common
19
36% Jan
37
3%
6
27%
75%
ie
79% May 21
29% Jan
7
2,200'
5i/4
66
Jan
7
4,900
33
27%
*65
~9%"
Mav
23%
66
33
39
3%
65%
5%
100
22% Dec
85
23%
9,100
55
66%
27%
*73%'
99% Feb
95% Mar 26
23%
53%
53V4
330
8,900
19
20
33V4
65%
*5%
17%
*19
5
No par
,
3
6
17%
75%
2
2
17%
24%
*74%
13 % Jan
27% Nov
38
3%
6
77
_7 %Jun
22% Jan
2
78% July 28
19y4 Jan
7
39%
48%
McG raw-Edison
2
52 Va
6
18%
19
20
*19
33%
*74%
48% July 16
69 % Aug 31
21% July 17
Feb
18%
19
3%
No par
Co ...—
Corp
Stores
82%
20
100
preferred
3%%
18%
*19
39%
preferred
McCord
81%
19
20
32%
No par
com
preferred
Dec
81%
81%
5
pfd
32% Oct
2,400
81%
No par
1947 series......No par
$3.75
20
417/o.
81%
1
.
Mar 31
7
2,700
41%
81%
3%
5%
12.50
common
Corp
81
2
62
& Co
May 19
Jan
28% Mar
Corp
$3.75
3%%
46 Va
41%
39%
17%
preferred—.
$3.40
46V4
41V4
39
5
May Dept Stores common
Feb
45%
34%
5%
Co
72% Mar 17
45%
41%
1
Marshall Field
82
45
41%
*33
4
26
45%
42
53
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
Masonite
46
24,400
48V4
67%
50
414%
46V4
51%
preferred
Martin
46%
65%
3%
1,500
30%
122%
*121
45%
54
1
convertible
122%
30 V2
30%
*121
46%
70%
35%
1
Exploration
Mar 26
18 y4 Apr
Dec
Oil
30
30
123%
52
No par
Midland
45%
68%
.1
Co
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Marine
*19
*121
10
Bros
Marscaibo
18%
29%
30%
123%
45%
.1
Manhattan-Shirt
32% Sep
13
&
81
1
No par
__———
(P R)
81
24
41%
Manati Sugar Co.
Oct
74
*45%
100
Garden..
20
65% May 22
50
:
Inc_i
issued
45
No pur
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co
When
*121
5
Macy
9
70% July 27
35% Nov
2
100
Inc
21
30%
10
preferred—
19% Oct
12 y4 Jan
Jan
6%
Mack Trucks
20% Jan
3% Nov
29
MacAndrewa & Forbes common
74
.
290
100
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
(1952)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
19% Feb
Jan
53% Jul
92% May 13
78
78
Sep
15
Dec
22
24
79
Oct
15
97
Jan
14
24% Mar
43% Oct 13
88
Jun 10
Jan
39% Aug
24
14% Jan
7
78
76
Jan
4
35% Feb
o
6
15% Oct
19
33
Dec
126
17
"N/vtr
83% Jan
10
20% Nov ' 5
28 % Dec 31
11% Jan
2
20% Nov 14
27% Jan
4'% Jan
35% Oct
2
21% Jan
,
2U7B
28
51 y4 Apr
Oct
26
56% Oct
27
Feb
27
40'A Jun
2
92
24% Mar 20
July 21
76%
77%
78
85
85
85
85
77
*76
77
*76
77
*76
77
*75 Ya
77
*75%
77
90
*88%
90
*88%
*75%
*88%
50%
-50 %
50%
51Y4
51%
48%
48 Ye
487s
48%
48 7 a
48%
*57%
59%
58
58
*57
55
89%
55
55
55%
-*88 %
89%
STOCK
■.
CLOSED
23%
>23
•
36 V4
EXCHANGE
17%
*88%
128%
23%
:
.
36%
16%
127%
'36%
-
23
17%
5.
25
35 y8 Oct
20
.Jan 22
Jun 19
39
2
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota. Power & Light:—No par
Minute Maid Corp—__—.—
1
15%
146
33%
-
23%
15Y4
-
25
X33
"
2 ,700
":
7,200
;
149
5,200
32%
337»
■•'"=
33%
33%-
20%
-
20%
6,900
>
15%
"32%
20%'
16,500
25%
"'
15
32%
32
33%
33%
20%
IslOO
10,100
x21%
147%
33 Ya
32%
33%
20 %
~
Y 9,300
.24
24%
22%
148%
21
"-33%
'.
38Y4
17%
>15 > "15
146 Ya 147%
"
•.
220
.
1263 4
125%
23'a
22%:
15
33%
9 <y
•
.19%-
20
3,800
*>;:2,20o
,
•
1
_•
10
'36 \«
36%
'35%
36 %
35%
36%
35%
36%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
;20%
20%
20%
33%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
33%
Feb
25
25% Aug
18% Feb 25
27
Jan
4% Jan
10
39% Dec
2
32
16
9% Jun
20
5
49% Apr
4
29% May 4
41% Mar 16
Sep 21
18
Sep
b
23
f*/4
Jau
2,
•
Apr
52%, May 25,
8
43% Dec 29
16% Oct 24
18
17
10
20% Jan
Jun
<
30
27
Aug
5
4% Jan
2
14% Dec
18
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
Jan
2
80
Nov
19
60
9
70
52
Jan
5%
5%
10
90
Nov
19
13
16% Dec
18
6
20% Sep 29
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
14% Sep 23
41% Nov 20
38% Jan
22% Jan
31% Dec
28 V* Sep
35% Mar
22
16
Jan
19
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
29
Monarch Machine Tool
8
1
14% May 26
Class
8
56% July 27
Monsanto
24
Sep 21
29 y2 Aug 31
Montana
27% Aug 28
18% Feb 25
42% Nov 13
21% Nov 17
12% Oct 27
36% Jan
17% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
23% Dec 31
23% Jan
5
60% Dec 31
57% Jan 28
130
30% Apr 23
74
27
Feb
12% Apr
19% Jan
18% Nov II
32% Nov 21
17
25% Oct
13
18
43% Jan
Jan
30% Jan
45
19% Jan
25
95S Jan
2
8
15
Sep
Power
51% Aug
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
13% Nov
5
19 Va July 16
Oct
16
2
*65%
66
•66
75
75
75
600
75
"
*13
'
.100=
-13%
13%
*13
13%
19%
20
*19%
20%
19%
19%
*12%
13%
*12%
13%
*12%
.13%
9%
9%
9%
9%
51%
50%
51%
50%
%
,
'
630
-
13%
13
2,200
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9%
503 4
50%
503a
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31
30 %
30%
30%
307ii
30%
303a
25%
24=%
25%
25%
2574
25%
255a
3,600
5,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Ye
25 Ya
1,300
24%
*
24%
25 Y4
53
52%
53 V*
513 4
527 a
51%
52%
14%
15
14%
147 8
14%
15
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45 Va
45%
47%
46%
47 3 a
46
47 V4
16,000
123%
130
119%
125%
123 Ya
126%
122
126%
19,800
10
54 %
55
53 %
54%
53%
53%
27%
400
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18
17%
18
18
!
:
18
17%
17%
3,700
27
26%
27
27
27
27
27
35
35
35 Va
34%
34%
35
35
—S
1
Mueller Brass Co
*26%
35
•
1
It
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) 8c Bros
—
800
1,000
49
26%
27%
44%
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%
13%
4;600
49
26%
28%
43%
44
13%
26%
*42%
49
2714
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13%
133a
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48 Vt
48%
26%
48%
1,200
54
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44%
48
26%
*43
No par
.
.27
27
*26%
5
—
53%
12,900
2C0
N
11
Jan
43% Jan
13
Aug 19
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
56
14Ye Jan
2
23% Mar
2
31
41% Jan
6
51% Nov 20
49% Jan
15
149% Oct
3
Jan 20
145% Sep
17
9% Jan
2
16V* Nov 20
50 y2 Jan
17
22% Dec 29
Jan
168
8
19 'A Jan
2
37% Jan
7
2
8
2
17 % Jan
Jan
8
90
Jan
7
Dec
24
12
Sep
Jun,
-
8
23
l
24
Oct
6
97% Feb
Feb
9
132% Aug
159
Mar
168
Jun
19
145
7
143
Jun
17
121
17
Jun
10
Sep 25
28% Jan.
2
44
44% Sep
18
7
29
5
40% Sep
9
,
Nov
2
12% Oct 22
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
11% Sep 22
14% Oct
7
13% Jan
f
8% Dec 18
5% Oct
29
11%
_
10% Jan
Dec"!
13% Aug 11
12
Jun
9
29
2
Oct
29
36% Jan
2
38% Nov 19
74 % Oct 23
84% July
14 % Jan
8
20
72% Oct 30
19% Jan ».2
96
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
Nov
7
19
May 29
108% Oct 13
77% Oct
20
22
Aug 18
.
.Aug 28
56
-X
19
185a
19
National Airlines
100
10
•
X
National Dairy Proc^octs—
•
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—5 -
82% Mar
66% Apr
2
19
30
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
26
29% Nov 20
257/a Feb
9
2
32 y2 Nov
297/a Sep
22
5% Sep
5
"10% Oct" 30
20% Jan * 5
2
2
8
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
38% Jan
74% Sep
2
56% Dec 31
17
85
Mar 18
29% Jan
2
39
Nov
67
Sep
78% Sep
Oct
60
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
103
94
76
5
2
July
108
Feb
8
41% Jan
Sep 18
73 % Apr
65
70
Oct
15
75
Jun
22
79% Oct 29
6
100% Oct 20
105% May 16
91
Sep
19% Sep
7
92
5
23% Apr 18
457/a Dec 19
25% Feb 20
63% Apr
26% Apr
102
Oct
106"% Aug
Nov
il
72% Nov
9
23
109 y2 Jun
5
19
Jun
84 y< Jan
21
Sep
17
16
17
29
29
30% Sep 23
32
Sep 21
66% Sep 28
19
32% Dec 30
28
13
Jun
100% Oct
113% May 26
102
24
5
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
32% Jan 12
59% Nov
5
44% Nov
6
16% Jan
22% Nov
11
22% Jan
2
7
70% Sep 25
83 y2 Jan
23
69% Sep 30
Aug 29
79"% Sep 25
94
13
78% Sep
80 y2 Jun
80% Oct
1
83% Dec 31
22% Apr
7
94% Jun
92
July 16
19
80
93% Mar 7
37% Dec 17
10% Jan
2
33 Ye Dec
17
34 Va Dec
57% Dec
10
30% Jan
.
For fool notes
see
page 24.
4
30
24% Sep ,18
31
6
Feb
16
Sep 28
81 % Oct
31
30%'Dec
31
14
1
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
88% Apr
108
2
Mar 23
102% Feb
26
23% Aug 25
44 %
July
104% July
2
9
23% Mar 10
52% Mar 18
40% Jun
30
73
27
Jan
35% Jan 22
108
Feb
113% Mar
102% Nov
57 Ye
16
6
6
May 22
99%
99
99
ELECTION
23 Ya
24
23%
24
58%
,
DAY
58%
59
58%
58%
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91
-
91
149
149
149
122%
124
124
123%
123%
122 =%
122 3i
110
122%
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*20%
21%
20%
20%
1,000
1
21%
38%
38
3874
38
38
51 >4
51%
'
52
52
95%
96%
95%
96 Y4
96
96 y4
96
96 Ya
i——.10
No par
31 %
32
29
%
29%
29
30
297a
30 Va
100
100
38%
39
20%
38%
52
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1
18 Ya
I8Y2
19
19 Va
19%
23,500
13%
14%
13%
14 y4
13%
13%
120,^00
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12%
12.%
12 3a
12="%
19%
18%
19
19
5%
6
6
18%
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5%
6
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39%
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"73%
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20%
..
7
31
Sep 10
47% Jan 27
25% Apr 20
77 V2 Mar 17
*
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Newmont
"16
XO
"33%
"30%
—11
31V*
——I
75%
<
5%%
5.80%
5.60%
Natural
preferred
preferred
33%
33%
31
29%
30%
33
29%
2974
29%»
31%
58,000
31%
31
31 %
30 Ya
30%
'30%
31'.a
11,800
Northern Pacific Ry
12%
12 V4
26%
26%
57
58 Ya
57%
58
57%
58
57 Va
76
75
75
35%
35%
35%
Va
*74 Ya
35%
67 Va
*67
68
71 %
70 Ya
70%
71
71
75 V*
75%
76 Vi
75%
75 Va
82
80 Ya
81
♦79%
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21%
'39
96 Ya
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82
102
103
37
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21%
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38
39
1,800
96 y4
97
95%
96 %
95%
96%
3,200
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21 Va
*95
400
21
21
36%
37%
35%
36 V*
35%
37 Vb
29,600
39
38 Vb
37 Va
38
38
38%
3,400
6634
67
68
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28%
103 Y2
28%
*102
*66%
68
28 %
29%
*102
103%
68
29%
102%
287a
*102%
*106
29
102 Va
107
6,900
450
50
107
106
106
107
107
102
102 y4
102%
102 %
102 Vb
390
102 »/4
101%
45
45 3 4
44%
45%
14,200
23 3e
23 Va
23%
23%
8,600
73 Va
73%
72%
72%
300
81%
82
82-
82
310
5
45%
4612
45%
46
5
23 Ye
23 Va
23%
i
23%
73'a
73
73%
80 Ya
80%
80%
*80
*80%
82
*81Y2
82
26 y4
27
Inc
—10
34 Y4
35%
34%
35%
25
32%
33%
33%
34
83
83%
82%
83%
1.25
21%
21 Ya
—100
100
100
—1
Norwich Pharmacal Co
*21
1,800
21 Va
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp
92% Jun 29
60
21%
$4.08 preferred series
preferred
30
-'
38 Ya
2
Airlines
103
21%
86 y2 Mar
conv
230
96 Ya
88 y2 Mar 23
5%%
220
77
39 Y4
80 y2
Northwest
--*101
71
81 Ya
21%
100
46yaApr 10
Apr 10
76
39%
88 Ms Mar 23
44
71
*80
2.1 %
72%
44% May 12
66%
220
*95%
38
102
103%
10
17,800
67%
39%
37%
102%
101 Ya
76
36
"
96 "2
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128 %
*
103
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21%
'
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68
1,900
4;o0o
35%
76
35%
4,500
1
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■
75
,
-5,500
12%
26%
*106
;
6%
11%
25%
5
:
Common
6%
63ii
12%
27
50
10
100
57a
6%
6%
37%
_
preferred
,
66 Vb
25
21
100
...
-2,500
34
71 %
1
Gas Co.
a
26
35
—
Aviation
32 7
16,100
393a
4
11%
2
340
4,000
38%
32-=®
26%
174%
.
•
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6%
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100
-
80
387 a
38 %
'
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79
76%
76 Y4
39%
1,900
78 Va
*77
78%
*77
78 Ya
26%
$3.75 preferred—
X00
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
3.90% preferred.:
100
4.10% preferred™
100
5.25% preferred.!——
—100
4.85% preferred
.100
Niagara Share Corp
5
Nopco Chemical Co
1
Northern
203e
39%
Corp—
North American Car Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
73%
11%
5%
X
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
73 >
20%
*
Shipbuilding Corp.
Western
73 Ya
20%
11
.—No par
.100
series A—
Common
73 Ya
20 y4
39%
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
Common
~"
3934
73%
77 %
No oar
-
20 Ya
*77
78%
38%
Dock—1
'200
1-3%
293a
29%
*39
1,700
6,700
6%
20%
100
Mar 25
397a
.
73
"
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
89
13 3 a
29%
39%
,
3,000
J
19
-
6.
*13%
6 >4
29%
29%
'
19
*13 Ya
13%
29 Y4
*39Y4
New England" Electric System——1
New Jersey Pr dc Lt Co 4% pfd-100
19
"
19
13%
Brake
6,400
12
39%
Mining Corp—
Newport -News Ship 8c Dry
4,300
*
13 Ye
18 Ye
29%
—
1,-200
53
51%
11%
13%
—
-1.900
11%
"
Co——1
;
130
149
,
12
18
—4
Television—1
Fibre
20%
29
American
-70
11,400
110 '
149 Ya
*39 Ya
NoTth
;92.
Ill-
*90
-
110 Va
X
Norfolk 8c
7,300
109 V*
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
New York
10/800
58=%
149 Ya
X
Preferred 5%
23%
150
Radiator
Air
500
23 s-'a
583a
,
110%
Natomas Co
New York
91
90%
.
2,1Q0
99
■99
59
Northerh States pwr Co (Minn)—
81
Jun
S
19.300
150
Co
National Vulcanized
9,500
32%
Cast-No par
—.10
& Steel
National-Standard Co
&
515a
110
•„
—
a
31%
a
23 Va
National Linen Service Corp
Natl Malleable
29%.
50 7
317
112%
York Central—
15
34
53% Apr
21% Sep
preferred A—
preferred B
28%
51%
x31%
32 y4
22%
.91
7%
8%
29%
50 Ya
-
313 4
CLOSED
7,100
21,200
64%
99%
**9
470
9%
66%
67%
":*99%
1
Chicago 6c St Louis Co.
72% Sep 30
*51%
31%.
7; 100
152
29
29%
51
111
N Y
34% Sep
29
EXCHANGE
5
N Y State Electrie Gas
18
STOCK
51=5(1
No par
New
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
29%
1
6
9
Jun
68
29
.50%
3,500
5534
a
9
9%
1,900
4,000
66%
67%
66%
67=58
*
54 7
1,000
*
1
27%
26%
151 Ya
152%
9
9%
8%
9%
150
153
152 Ya
153
9
common
29
38% Feb 17
547a
preferred
$4.50
33% Oct
22
50
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
19
76
25% Sep
27
54
National Lead Co
34% Oct
6
26%
55%
i
10
Co..
36% May 22
10% Jan
19%
27%
54 y2
100 Va
National Gypsum Co common
N
5% Jan
14% Jan
25% Apr
Gas
19
26%
55%
100
pfd series of 1951
National Fuel
19%
27%
55%
*152'%
preferred
Corp.
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
Neisner Bros Inc.—
21% Jan
_
1ft
15
26
10
National Can
National U
Feb
18%
1
Corp
18%
26%
1
,—*
National Aviation
National Biscuit Co common
14% Apr
2
21% July 29
10 % Mar 24
37% Apr 13
43% Fell 26
3,400
13%
55
National Theatres
3
10
13
56
National Tea Co
4
68%-Oct. 22
17
13%
56
14% Nov
18
Dec
*13
55 Ya
24% Mar 25
13% Mar
Apr
13%
National Steel Corp
National SugarRef
36% Sep 22
23 % Jan 27
13
13
54%
Apr 17
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
36% Apr 38
17% Jan
2
50% Oct
13%
54%
3
54
74% Jan
Jan
13 %
54%
20
3
13 Ya
5
Corp
National Acme Co
6
21
13
13%
13%
1
Natco
134% Mar 12
Dec~17
77%
4% Jan
3
Apr 27
71
18% Sep 18
30% Sep 25
7% Jan
7% Jan
82
Apr
24% Jan
88
7
26% Jan
109
104
2
9% Jan
34% Mar
52% Sep
59% Dec 11"
21% May 12
5
15
54% Jun
90
May 8
115% Oct 10
47% Apr 11
38% Jan 13
Jan
32% Jan
2
13% Jan
Obt
80
3
12
26
128% Nov
148
164% Apr
14% Jan
12
21
9
100
84% Apr 17
,
55 Va Sep
103% Nov 19
2
42
10
6
Mar 13
46% Feb
28% Jun
31% Nov 19
86 Vt Jan
Sep
34% May
26% Jun
86% Dec 19
30% Dec 11
49% Nov 21
20% Jan
9
15
17% Sep 22
24% Sep 21
50 Va Sep
59% Oct 14
3
Jan
lti
NAFI Corp
81%
*80
80 Va
*81%
26
81 %
-
♦80
80%
*80%
82
*813i
26%
26%
81%
*80
81 %
81%
*80%
81V4
82
*81%
"20
82
26%
26%
287e
20,000
14,100
35%
34%
35%
33%
33%
34%
34%
1,200
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83%
84
84%
3.000
34%
'
'
23,300
14%
Corp
Corp
•
6,500
243i,
24%
24%
25%
52 %
46%
■■ *
1,000
10
a
97
25
30%
*1
:
•_
20 %
14
.
27,500
67
75
67
.75
*66
„
24%-
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (Q C)——
8
4
14%
10
Motoi
July
13%
w
3
issued
Wheel
14
,
>2,900 1
■177a"
•
•14%
Inc
Products
When
37%
17%
:
13
—
Morrell (John) & Co
Motorola
6
13%
1
37 Va
17%
37%
<
;
.' 4,300
.44% >
4.3 3 4
44%'.
50%
——X
Moore-McCormack Lines—
7
July 15
9,200
4,800
>
No par
Monterey OH Co_
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motor
14%
■
1
"9%
No par
Co
13%
■
75%
20
•
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
4
39% July 17
16% Dec 19
50
Co
37
25% Sep 22
13
Feb
Chemical
17%
66%
-13%
No par
2
—
21% July 10
32
Jan 20
25% Sep 22
2
33% Nov 28
38
May
27% Nov
6
9
24% Jan
Dec
47% Nov
2
Nov
16
2
53 y4 Sep
1
24% Feb 24
35
May
2
B
37 Ya
17%'
'10,900 :
•
5%
5%
-
*12%
Montecatlnl Mining &;fchemlcal—
American shares—
i.uuu lira
28
2
Monon RR class A
18% May 28
2
Jan
43 •%
38%
*74%
No par
25
23
11% Sep
45%
37%
'17%
*65%
—100
100
:————1.25
preferred
preferred
24
20% Jan 14
20% Oct
7
40% Feb
S
Jan
3%%
-44 %
5%
5%
14%
14
Mohasco Industries Inc common—J
4.20%
5%
17%
45%
*17%
1
,
,
•
5%
'
,
37% *38
Co—6.25
Cement
6
.21% Dec 29
37% Dec 22
14% Jun 22
Portland
Missouri
Missouri Public Service Co_
*
45
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
12% July 14
18% Jan
8% Sep 24
8
RR
Mlssourl-Kan-Tex
78y2 Aug 14
8
68 V* Jan
Jan
8% Jan
15% Jan
62
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
45% July 29
19% Dec 30
2
41% Jan
36% Sep
20
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co—_—
12.700
34 V4
'
31
100
2,800
5614
"
17
a
126
6,200
-.>'.'
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22%
149%
17 7
17%
124%
5,1200
517 a
?37%
38
17%
..
145%
90
.
48%
;56
90
37
36%
•22%
DAY
56%
89%
'
59%
'.*57
55
-23%
ELECTION
'
59%
127%
r
126%
15 - -
Mining & Mfg
130
90
77
51%
*•48%
—
110
77
89%
•
700
:•
87 '
87
'
16% Jan
6
6
76%
*75%
Enterprises Inc_.—»——1
Midland-Ross Corp common
-5
5%% 1st preferred
u.
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals 8c Cbem Corp of Amer— 1-
Minn
77-%
69 3 4
*88
Midland
16
7734
17%
69%
'
Minn St Paul 6c S3 Marie—No par
151% Apr 24
38
Mar 5
,.,32%, Oct
6
44% Aug
Jun
20% Feb
70%
17%
70
"76
10
Inc.
29,000
70%
17%
69%
"85
50 %
4
29 V* July 29
31
Utilities
3,000
1771,
.*84
f
—
58%
1634
17%
78
*76%
100
preferred series
573a
17%
68
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—;—1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co—
_1
Minneapolis & si Louis Ry—No pM
150
f"
—5
Shares
59
69%
"'17%
12.50
Co
Copper
Middle South
6
59
Oct 30
8
31% Apr 28
8
18% Oct
—
4.45%
Miami
52% July 21
15
.35% Dec 29
fi,
2
Apr
Machine
the Week
58%
60%
60%
61
Sales lor
Nov. 5
Nov. 1
Nov. 3
Friday
Nov.'G
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 3
61
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfa„100
4.35% preferred series
.—100
3.85% preferred series—
—100
3.80% preferred series
100
99% Mar 11
111% Jan
Dec 29
116
Mar 31
.
2
Jan
73% Feb 25
Jan
.Mar 13
87
IJ^lli'fJan 28
18% Feb
9
7% Jan
17
Sep
15
98
9
Sep
39
2
25% Feb
39% Jan
r-eo
21% Feb
2
5
44
Mesta
88
76% Oct 21
87 % Oct
33% JaD
48% Dec
25
35% Jan
»
13
1
88% Apr
b
10
Oct 15
Oct 15
Jun
28
2
23
23
2
2
18
40% Oct
6
28% Jun
76
Aug 12
104
4
34 Vt Jan
85
9
90% Feb 26
92
July 7
Apr
102
Par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co^
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
82% July
6
62% Dec 10
91
Sep
16% Nov
5
Monday
EXCHANGE
5
22% Feb 25
64% Aug
8
2
2
15% Jan
79
44% Jan
53% Oct 27
30 y2 Mar 10
39
LoweBt
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
•
Volume
Number 5897
190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1953) -21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
,
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Wednesday
Nov. 3
-
5oy8 Jan 14
90 ~ Sep 16
103 ~ Jun
78y2 Sep 19
941/2 Nov 17
103
89
Oct
13
27
Dec
102
10
»/2 Dec 31
67% Jan
9
85% Sep
29 f
95% Jan 16
77
Oct
8
85
Jan
12
Oct
5
100
Jan
13
86
May 16
Sep 30
27% Jun
95% Jan
9
16% Oct
7
98
35% Oct
3
May 27
80
6
18
5
291/4 Dec
9
7
45 Ya Dec
31
2
151/4 Dec
15
14% Jan
7
401/4 Jan
13
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
201,4 Jan
7
35
Dec
18
29% May
12
July 15'
3714 Feb
59
15% Dec
4
.
16
89% Dec
11
79% Feb
97% Jan
27
7
31
2
851/2 Oct
1
10
27% Nov
27
7% Jan
2
14
Oct
3
9% Sep
91/2 Jan
2
21% Dec
18
16% Nov
5
14% July 30
22%-NOV 20
11% Oct
29
10
May 22
181/4 Jan
40
17
-
64% NOV
18
23
Jan
2
3
51% Nov
2
64Dec
18
58 y* Jun
40 y8 Jan
2
54% Dec
31
47% Nov
130
143
Sep 30
Apr
21
Feb
27
5% Nov
7
12% Jan
3
23% Nov
12
4
37
Jan
2
62i/4 Dec
90
Jan
3
98
25% Sep 23
Oct 21
Sep 30
94
142
Sep 21
60% Mar 13
49% July 30
2
45% Dec
23
27% Dec 23
57
Oct
29
21/4 Jan
9
31/2 Nov
21
7y2 Jan
2
15% Nov
11
Jan
36% Feb
23% Jan
9
Jan
2
28
31% JUly 24
23
42y4 Sep 22
65% Mar 20
Oct
12
3% Jan
30
12% Feb
26
16% Sep
9
2
25
3
7
Jun
16
21% Sep
29
24% Apr
8
49
Dec
30
47 y4 Jan
8
64% Jun
11
391/2 Nov 20
6
10
82 y2 Jan
59% Jan
25
Jun
86
33
30 y8 Jan
35% Apr 13
43
5
23 '/8 Jan
45% July 15
3
2
8
47% Nov
>91/4
29% Oct 20
15
2
19
July 17
151/4 Jan" 6
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
66% Jan
7
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
4V4 Sep 22
Sep
30% Sep
21'
98% Jan
21
113
Dec
9
79% Mar 12
118
Nov
5
Sep 21
36
62
Jan
B
82% Mar 23
34
Nov
5
34% Nov
26
49
Jan
Octrii
65
13
26 V* Sep
9414 Sep
921/a Sep
18
1041/4 Jun
19
90 »/4 Oct
25
88
Oct
1
29
16% Apr
431/4 Dec
29
41 y4
7
Jan
2
51% Dec
401/2 Dec
30
95
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
3
Jan
23
27
2
8
69% Sep
321/2 Mar 11
19i/a Jan
2u V2
13
101% Apr
19% Dec
ili/2 Feb 28
28% Jan
37
25
30
18
Dec
411/a Dec
18%
5
2,
20
74
Sep 29
26% Jan
2
36% Feb
92
Oct
15% Oct
10
_
Owens
Corning Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois
Glass
Co
~~
Mar 23
13
common
preferred
3% Oct 27
"98
75
.
Inc:
Teleg
Parke Davis
Parker Rust
Proof
Peabody Coal Co
Penney
Pennsalt
Penna
C)
tj
6% Feb 24
92
Jan
7
31
Jan
22
371/s Jan
2
201/2 Sep
50 y4 Dec
92
Nov
24
102
Sep
100
Jun
1071/4 May
93% Feb
Aug 27
8
31
95
Sep
23
9
107
16
20
Oct
23
6
91
Oct
9
,■
1
May 5
May 13
77i
Sep 18
89% July 14
98
Sep 22
39% Sep
12% Jan
2
26% Dec
571/2 Jan
3
71% Nov 24
43
Jan
2
74% Jan
75
7
Jan
1
21
Ian
15
7
66% Sep'24
62
Dec
31
54
Jun
9
.89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
86
.
29
100
9
55% Sep
46% Jun
4
Mar 30
Mar 12
22% Jan 26
103% Apr
88% Apr
99
15
13
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
71/2 Jan
491/4 Dec
88%
Nov~25
14
Jan
8
12% Sep
2
24
1001/2 Jun
20
24% Nov 20
2
36% May
6
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
84% Apr
82
14
Mar 23
Oct
9
41
Oct
22
11% Jan
28
15% Mar 12
49% Aug 27
32
16% Jan
6ct~13
Jan
20% Jan
Sep
2
8
16
52% Mar 23
95% May
47
Oct
45% July
2
22%
82% Jan
6
93V2 Jun
25
88
Oct
19
94
84'/4 Jan
7
991/4 July 29
90
Jun
29
99% Apr
17% Aug
15
Apr 28
141/2 May 13
8
21% Jan
5
25% July
8
19
7
2
Mar 18
2
19% Aug 17
128
Apr
140
2
25
1414 Jan
2
Jan
22
127% Oct
9
145
29% Oct
17
15% Jan
671/2 Feb
13
24 V2 Jan
9
42
73% May
19% May
7
91% Mar 19
81
Aug 11
24% Dec
30
Mar
4
July 23
28% Jan
26
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
7
70% Sep 29
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
Feb
9
24% Sep
29
16
Nov
5
23% Jan
9
July ll
119
Sep
62
17% July
7
113% Aug 27 ;
39% Jan 10
125
.
8
62% July 31
82% Jan
132
29
Mar 16
77 "4 Dec
18
Jan
10
113% Dec
16
191/4 Jan
31
39% Nov
14
34'/4 Mar 31
47 y2
21% Mar 20
32% Nov
14
23
6
31% Apr
17
96% Jan
28
158% Nov
5
22
22
69
43% Jan
2
109% Nov
20
16% Jan
2
27% Oct
2
100% Jun
Nov
Sep
9
74% Jan
2
Oct
29
115
July 27
28 % May 14
88% Dec
90
15
Dec
12
88
22% Jan
10
28% Dec
31
31
78% Nov 20
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
9
501/4 Dec
31
47% Feb
11
68% Jan
B
2
39
14
36% Sep
18
43% Apr
8
7
30% May
2
93
Feb 18
27 V4 Sep
78% Oct
18
33% Mar
3
5
95
Apr
18
80
29
98
Apr
23
83
Jan
42% Jan
29% Jan
26% Jan
82
Oct
83% Nov
86
Oct
29
100
Sep
12
37
Jan
2
Nov
107% Apr
46
Dec
22
97
31
Jan
14
Jun
5
92
Sep
23
Oct
8
80% Mar 13
Sep
18
241,2 Jan
10
20 »/4
Sep 22
12
231/2 Jun
18
20
Oct
105
Oct
15 '
113% Dec
31
104
2
24
Aug 27
91% Mar 20
2oy8 Nov
21
90
5
40% Sep 21
69% Nov
4
701/4 Nov 26
95% Apr
29% Feb
5
Sep 21
93
Mar 20
Jan 16
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
9
43 "/b
44%
28
52%
51%
52
112
2
15% Dec
11
8% Oct
22
15
Jan
16
8
85
30
83% Oct
20
86% Jan
7
43'/4 Jan
26% Jan
29
Feb
Dec
-110
45
45%
3,100
44
43%
44%
33,700
27%
28
271/4
27%
1,100
51%
61%
50%
51
1,000
2%
2%
2
2%
1,600
15%
23%
12,700
15
15%
23%
51
48%
49%
32 "4
3,600
32
32%
32%
32%
116%
8,900
11644
284,
28
70
34
34%
34%
200
26 7i,
26%
26%
2644
26%
9244
4,300
92%
92%
93%
93%
88%
89
89
89
15%
1544
16%
88%
16
57%
2044
93%
33%
DAY
52%
81",
33%
33%
*41%
42
*40%
*92
94
*92
94
*16
16 %
15%
3%
3%
3%
33%
31%
32%
16
200
-
15%
16%
2,500
3%
3%
1,200
39,200
I
32%
33%
99%
*95%
99%
*95%
58%
58%
58%
58%
99%
59%
51
■
6,800
20%
20%
6,600
93
93
50%
80%
51%
50%
51
20%
2044
2044
2044
*93%
9444
*93%
80
79%
220
80
7944
91.
*89%
91
98%
*97%
98%
*89%
91
*89%
98%
99
98%
51
52%
50%
51%
51%
52
24%
12,300
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
32,400
24%
26 %
*67%
68%
67%
5
67%
59 %
60%
59%
59%
♦79%
80%,
59%
5944
59%
79%
80'%
59%
*7944
80%
78%
80
77
*76
77
42
43
1
13%
14
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp..
__No par
76 %
*76
67
♦66
67
*76
Co
100
150
77
10
41%
42 44
42%
414b
41%
41
42%
13%.
69,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,900
43
43
43
4,500
42%
43%
42%
guaranteed
92%
93
44
44
44%
44%
33%
44%
34'
43%
44
33%
33%
2,700
.10
3344
29%
35%
23
35%
35%
22%
5,300
23
22%
23%
3,400
*92
93
*92
93
No par
(conv)
&
93
23
*88
90
23
*88
90
*88
90
Nopar
preferred
preferred
*91
*88
*91
94
*91
94
*91
16?,,
Chic
93
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
20
90
94
,_i
...
16%
1644
16%
.131,%
131%
preferred
Metallurgical Inc/
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
100
*1311B
,1.25
132
*131%
132
*131%
132
34%
34
34%
34
35
82
33
83'::
34
82%
4,700
83".
10
22%
8344
23 %
84%
84%
85%
8,200
22 %
22 %
22%
22%
5.900
*74%
%
22%
22 Va
*74%
76%
76 %
100
*79
*74%
76%
82
74%
74%
80
80
*79
82
17
79
17%
79
16%
10%.
16%
16%
174i
preferred class A
Pittston
series
Co
100
prior pfd
(The)
Corp
Poor
2.50
Co
&
5%%
Inc
1
fund
preference
Power
Gamble
24
125
72
*124
73%
*112%
114
71%
112
3,900
125
73%
9,100
.
42
4244
43%
44
24 %
23%
23 %
23
23%
147%
149%
410
42
23%
24
113
41 %
417;;
24!
*123%
74%
154 %
153 %
15844
153
23%
24
157%
2,700
2,600
29,700
24%
24
24%
24%
2,200
94
94%
94
94
94 %
94 %
94
94
26
2611
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
85".
86
26%
85
85%
84 %
85%
85
85%
Co
Indiana
49%
50
49" 4
50
50%
374«
37%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37',4
28%
11,300
28
28
27%
28
27%
27%
3,200
79%
79%
79
81
*79%
*82
85
*82
85
*83
*86
89
*86
89
100
100
99'
99%
No par
44%
44%
44%
22
*21 %
22
25
4.80% preferred
*21%
*20%
21
*20%
21
_100
Industries
Inc
5
com
60
Nov
19
31V8 Jun 24
36% Aug 31
7
35','4 Dec
29
58
Ian
2
72 % Aug 27
Pullman
45
31
34% Oct
6
48% Apr
16
Pure
54% Jan
16
Quaker
—
108"..
70%
108".,
8%
*83
33%
107%
8%
8%
34
*83
3344
33
109'%
9
84
%
81
80
80
85
83
83
89
*86
89
100
69%
69 "4
25
:
5.200
51
*86
4444
69%
100
.
preferred
$4.75
49 %
28 %
48%
.—100
of
130
10,100
8,400
37%
100
preferred
Publicker
146M:
125
113%
100
preferred...
4.16%
■
73
113%
10
2
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
Public Serv
%
*123 %
74%
20
400
100
Co
....
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No
par
$1.40 div preference com
No par
4.08% preferred
;
100
4.18%
41
x23 "
125
114
16
(H K)—
Electric
&
_\
10
sink
Potomac
Procter
71 %
111%
5
;
*123 %
1
Plymouth Oil Co...—
Polaroid
.
75
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc:
30
34%
10
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd... 100
1st
900
Ry—
Pitts
5%%
5,600
43%
common
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
5%
140
ZZZ.2
Pitts Coke & Chem
Wayne
42"..
*22
,i
Inc
convertible
67
.
5
Corp.
700
120
3
'/2
-
94
100
76
8,700
41
94
80%
.91
100
5,100
58
EtiECTION,
98%
52
33%
600
58%
64%
40%
*95 %
CLOSED
98%
32%
58%
*63
320
•
51%
*89 %
58%
641/4
31%
: i
EXCHANGE
59
mo
58
*63
550
39,700
50%
S9%
ZZlOO
58%
6,700
43
3%
•.*
.
'STOCK
80%
*42%
64%
40%
a
a
43
*92
/"•
34
100
15%
*42%
32%
U'
93
*68%
43%
*63
•
7,100
27%
34
35
15%
'r
115%
27%
100
*68%
92
*
118
26%
15-
*23
70
43
3%
116%
70
88%
£20
Z_50c
5,500
45%
23%
47%
26%
16%
•
38,900
44%
87.
15%
*34
94
'
6,400
53
27
64%
*95
38%
22%
24
*68%
*63
32%
4414
*86
480
21,600
43%
'1
214
112
58
2
D:c
.
35
-3%
5,800
5%
32 "/a
!
71
58
preferred
No par
Puget So ind Power & Light Co.. .10
25
'
.
28 %
15%
87
2844
131
51 %
41
4.32% preferred
5% Jan
28%
131
600
*23%
24
54
33
16%
^LlQU
Heusen
3%%
671/4 Jan
131 %
.—100
23% Jan
13
28%-
131%
4%
27%
58
76% Mar 13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
7,900
131
28
41
series
Forter Co
55
47%
45
43
No par
7%
47%
45
15%
Inc
preferred
Ft
2,800
4,500
47%
28%
45
42%
common.
Pitts
53%
62%
47%
42%
*92
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
$5
48
29 %
45
100
Corp common
.
preferred series A
Vbillp Morris Inc common.
•4.80
62%
42%
51
Pitney-Bowes
20%
51%
62%
*86
12.50
Phillips-Van
Plllsbury Co
*18%
53 %
62%
86
No par
Reading Corp..
3.90%
20%
51%
63
86
33%
3%%
4%
*18%
55%
86
33', 4
Pbllco
73
20%
3,000
11 "4
"
22%
100
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred.
&
2,300
-11%
45%
25
3.80% preferred—
Phila
17%
11%
22%
common—No par
preference com
No par
conv
16%
44 '/a
10
4.40% preferred.:
56% May 12
75
90
61
11%
22%
28%
40
%
45%
*69
3,400
•
12'
12
23 %
111%
America—ZiiLi.l
Co—
'JuJ 5
93
17%
*1144
44%
53
700
28%
22%
_5
Cor,p
108
28
16%
2%
Phila Electric Co
41 ya Mar 31
36% Feb 27
4%
Phelps-Dodge
108
'
*11%
15%
com_33%c
2nd preferred (conv)
100
B
108
12%
2%
33%c
8
Apr
2,800
5,700
99%
11%
43;,
86
70% Mar
81
x99%
17%
131
92%
57
100
80
100 %
45%
89
Co
16
28%
26%
Ry Co
108
2,800
*15
39%
26%
Co
79%
99
,30%
38%
No par
Z'
78%
:
,
23%
*34%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
79 %
100
,
16
*15
108
1544
3
com
31
4%
37%
924*
&
16
2%
ZZZZl
preferred—
(Chas)
12,500
31%
4%
100
Pfizer
30%
Va
'
444
100
-
24'
7
81
17
'641/4 Nov 20
11
.961/2.Oct
100% Jun
43% May
22
27,500
23%
76%
106,100
76
54 %
■
30% Sep
50%
23
41
series
Brewing
49%
76%
39%
preferred
Pfeitier
50
23%
76%
30%
62%
4%'
4.40%
Corp of
49
22%
77%
15%
Nopar
Petroleum
50 T»
23%
*18%
130%
32 %
1,900
11%.
29%
*23
100
100
27%
47%
29
1
7,800
83 %
17 %
1
"l
Eastern
27%
10,600
12
55%
63
51%
25
Chemicals Corp
Sand Corp.
&
27 %
*82
*91%
4%%
Peoria
27
108
46 %
27%
3.50
issued
Pepsi-Cola
27%
45
...
Corp—ZZZ—_1
Light
83%
1
Co—;
Penn Power &
*82
5
Glass
When
82
86
No par
common
Cement
16-%
43%
2 50
5% conv prior preferred
Penlck & Ford
Penn-Dixie
31
16%
91%
22%
Co
Parmelee Transportation
Patlno Mines &
Enterprises
37%
3044
284%
1
No par
36%
3044
17 '
98%
.40%
l
Co__
37%
29%
*16%
28
13C
100
&
37%
17
91%
4%
Paramount Pictures Corp.
90%
29
39!,.
preferred
*87%
91
No par
Common
4%
90 %
91
.1
Pan Amer World Airways Inc—
Panhandle East Pipe Line—>
,
27%
50c
Packard-Bell Electronics
29%
78%
ELECTION
DAY"
47%
.
38
*15
20%
55%
_ioo
CorpZ"
CLOSED
12 Ya
.61%
14 2/7
com
6% preferred—
Pacific Tin Consolidated
*87%
29%
*18%
Pacific Finance Corp.
———10
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting
Corp———Nopar
Pacific Telep &
30
90%
92
92%.
11%
——"25
92
x31
17% ,"17%
11%
11% '
1
preferred—.
EXCHANGE
99'::
*91
8
93
*
108
29%
—No par
Aggregates Inc_5
5%
31%
108
*91%
77
STOCK
15® ,
15%
79% ",79%
6 25
com
Pet Milk Co common..
4% %
preferred
22
1
70
93
49%
78
31%
250
81
22%
,23%
77
joo
preferred—
Oxford Paper Co
19*/.
T„n
22 %
"
CorpZZZZl
4%
65
1
30c
2,100
88
*791/4
26%
51%
—ZZZ_(T.25
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
8
Apr
5
50
14
8
Jan
34% Oct
13
9
5
64% Aug 11
61
5
6
55% Mar 20
5
Dec
May
6
8
98% Apr 20
1
May
102
July
102% Apr
23
49% Jan
50
Outboard Marine CorpOverland Corp (The)—.—
63
87%
81
82
27%
Chemical
62%
90
29
83%
27
Pacific Amer Fisheries
Pacific Cement &
Apr
30% Jan
Dec
'
6
126
30
Matliieson
63
*87%
*79%
*16%
Z7.50
CoriT ' 5
Gas__
Pacific Coast Co common—
5
23y8 Feb 26
9
22 Va Jan
Natural
62%
89
81%
87
37%
17
*82
15% Jan
5
•
Oklahoma
Olin
30%
*16%
Shares
*87%
38%
29%
5
62 %
the Week
Nov. 6
*91%
,
90%.
37%
"20
___
S3
*87%
ZZZIZZlOO
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
Jun' 22
47% Jan
Co common
preferred
4.24% preferred
62 V0
-
81%
.
Friday
Nov. 5
■
*79 %
91%
81%
■*91
No par
4%
62%
*
*89
100
I
,ioo
__ZZ~~ 100
,
Okla Gas & Elec
62%
£00
1—i.,-
Oliver Corp
104% July 28
110% Aug 28
38% Apr 28
99% Feb
«
4
Oct
91
12
Otis Elevator
Aug 7
39% July 15
16y4 May 7
94% July 2
9
99% July 29
38% Aug
f
96 % May
5
Jan
93'4 Oct
25% Jan
6iy4 Feb
5
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred—
Ohio Oil Co
1
83
15% Oct 23
66% Dec
27
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred-..
30% Jun
2
58% JUly 28
23% Nov
6
7
24
Feb
90% Feb
Sep 251
26% Sep 25
41% Feb
9
311/2 Apr
7y2 Jan
16
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
,
2714 Dec
;
30
88
18% Jun
6
,
571/4 Jun
43% Aug 11
29% Dec 31
3
17 ya Jan
83
20
92% May 16
Jan 17
31
28i/2 Jan
60% Nov
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 4
o
100
44%
'
99%
45
45
260
20
170
100
45%
*69%
"
70%
*69%'
70%
21 %
21%
*21%'
22
21
*20%
5,500
21
*20%
109%
844
*83
•
109%
9
84
80
200
110%N111
730
8% % 9
8,900
*83
84
Inc
Oil
33%
33 %
33%
33%
No par
69%
33%
2,400
70 %
70
70%
70%
704i
•
69%
70%
5
36%
37%
36
30%.
35
3544
35
36%.
3,400
23,600
Q
1
37 % Feb
131
23
Oct
11
28
52
Nov
19
146 y2 Apr
23
124 Mi Sep
22
28% July 24
wpb
it
July 28
For footnotes
see
page
45% Nov
6
140
Mar
S
27% Oct "27
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
common
—5
———100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
10
46
-
•46
45 %
130%
130%
27'
27"
1
130
27%
46
130
27 "4
45',4
>130
27%
454*
131
27%
45%
130
27%
2,700
46
130%
180
27 %
1,000
24.
1
I
1
The Commercial and Financial
22
Chronicle,.
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
.
(1954)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
30% Jan
43% Feb
48% Dec 31
69'/a Sep
75% May 12
2
30
16% Apr 10
24% Dec 31
60% Oct 21
8
45% Apr
25% Jun
10
25
4%
27% Jun
1
41% Sep 28
9
5
12
Jan
27
Sep 21
40% Apr
Jan
31
12% Feb
50% Oct 27
May 20
24
13
42% Jan
17% Sep
22
55
16% Jan
2
29% Jun
2
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
14% Nov 19
9% Jan
2
37% Apr
8
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
77% Dec
29
38% Jan
46% Jan
65% Feb
8% Jan
2
54% Dec 30
33'A Dec
9
32% Jan
10
78% Dec 31
30% Jan
N
59
NOV
116
Mar
47% Jun
Oct
9
8774 May 22
76
2
1% Jan
2
55
Feb 28
20% Dec 22
Oct 14
3
17% Sep
109% Dec
1
19 % Jan
2
38 3A Nov
13
32% Apr
22% Jan
2
44% Dec
16
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
July 18
5% Oct 13
35% Dec 30
34% Dec 10
35% July
4
July
28% Jan
2
41% Dec 31
22% Jan
2
78% Jan
10% Jan
4
28
30% Oct
Dec
505
l'/aSep
Oct
70
31% Jan
35% Feb
39% Jan
23% Jun
14% July
81% Sep
54% July
63% July 27
7
122% July 28
68% Oct 14
50% July
4
5
3
v
43
47% Dec 12
6
41% Jan
11% July
8
5
28
7
9
66 % Apr
19
39% Dec
28% Jan
22
8% Sep 18
13
Sep 22
15
8
61% Nov
21
22
22
16
27
15
19
18
23
17
5% Mar 17
53% Jun
48% May 15
30% July 23
Issued
7
14% Mar 25
34
May 27
22
Aug
3
26
Jan
16
96 ■'■r Jan
28
22% Dec
30
25% Dec
8
16
7% Apr
17
2
12% Nov 20
2
10% Jan
12% Jan
20 % Dec
19% Jan
3
16 3A Nov 24
16% Jan
2
Oct
30
Jan
40
Oct
6
50% Jan
16
Jun
24
30
24% Jan
Apr
7
53'A Nov 20
25% Oct
8
13% Nov
6
30 % Jan
2
40% Nov 20
37% Sep
22
Jan
14
11% Dec 30
10% July
2
1
16% Oct
17
Jun
2
22
Sep
1
42% Jan
15
22
*69
70
69
*69
23%
49
24%
50%
20,900
50
23%
23%
7,000
70
32,600
24
23%
23%
52 %
49
50%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
*33
27%
27%
27
27
27%
*26
*27
48%
17%
400
500
20%
30%
8%
21
20%
20%
20'A
20%
2,500
.34%
34%
35 %
33%
34%
26,500
29%
31%
31
29%
29%
29
29%
19,200
8%
*8
8%
*8
STOCK
*7%
100
8%
17
60%
500
27
27
*56
57
17
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
16%
16%
*16%
17%
60%
59*4
60%
59%
59%
1,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,700
18%
DAY
*56
8%
8%
13%
73'A
.
18%
6,800
is3;
8%
3,700
8%
13%
13%
*13%
14
,
72%
71%
8%
14
*13%
72%
1
v
57
*56
19
18%
8%
13%
57
18
57
*56
ELECTION
19%
17%
60%
27
16%
18%'
3,900
17%
33%
32
20%
60 %
71 %
71%
71%
73
13,900
48%
8%
>
8%
48
48
48%
48'A
48%
59%
59%
54%
56
51%
54%
53%
48'A
48%
49%
4734
48 %
48
48%
85%
92%
87%
91
60
60
59
60
60
62%
62%
64%
oO
—100
44
44
43%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
■115
122
126 %
125
125%
200
1,500
55
47%
x48
125
117,100
17,800
12,900
600
2,900
61 %
6174
7774
77%
7774
24
60 34
9,700
131
125
23%
24
6174
15,900
60 %
6074
6174
78
7774
7774
77%
21%
21%
2274
*2174
274
2%
274
274
75%
7674
274
7574
7774
7574
77
7574
274
7674
38 74
39
3974
39%
39%
3974
*3974
3934
57
6074
5974
60
4,100
47a
5
10,100
60
%
"77
.
21%
5774
58 3%
*5674
5774
574
5%
474
5%
48 %
4974
49%
4974
*50%
52%
4574
4574
4874
4974
4874
400
*5074
4574
2574
600
45 %
2534
5,600
5274
45%
19,500
.=•
4834
5374
2534
45
2574
2574
5
..
36,900
*51%
46
4574
274
27s
4%
53
*51
26
253i
2574
2,800
J.
3,100
1,900
-
"
3674
5
20
100
,1
X667%
3674
36%
*8174
*8174
85
5,500
36%
400
688
_■!
85
16
1674
16
680
685
685
85
*81
85
3674
3774
3674
3774
675
675
675
*81
1674
16%
1674
1674
1674
11,700
1074
11
1034
10 7b
4,000
2074
2074
1174
1174
11
11
20%
2074
2074
20%
19 74
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
19 74
600
42
4274
4174
41%
4174
4174
4174
4174
49,400
1974
1
Roper (Geo D) Corp
1
Royal Crown Cola Co
..1
RoyaJ Dutch Petroleum Co—.20 G
Royal McBee Corp
1
Rubbermaid Inc—,
1
Ruberoid Co
1
Runner* f.Taenb*
_
fi
Ryan Aeronautical Co
No par
47% Mar 11
14% Mar 25
70
*69
;
8%'
Ronson Corp
2
g2
Aug 27
70
64 %
65%'
64%
No par
—
24% Mar 12
39% July 24
5
'90
8
22
Oct
81
16
23
Jun
55
2.800
34%
65%
48%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm & Haas Co common
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
2
13
4
5
701
Apr
37% Jan
5
26
2% Jgn
2
29
29% Jan
312
13 % Jan
Jan
45% Sep
60% Nov
111
70%
32%
23%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com——5
Preferred 3.60% series
—100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
Riegel Paper Corp
10
Ritter Company
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
6
84% Mar 26
69%
32
29%
.
preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd
25% July 16
70
.31%
20 %
1
4%%
July 24
163
481% Jan
1
18
When
48% May 15
63%
32 %
64 %
27
preference
10
Corp
—10
Co.————5
Reliance Mfg Co common—
5
Conv preferred 3% % series—100
Republic Aviation Corp.
:—1
Republic Pictures common
—50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
-10
Revere Copper & Brass.—
5
Revlon Inc
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
5
60% Mar
Jan
62,800
68%
31 %
65
32%
Reliance Elec & Eng
36% July 23
16% Jan
60% Jun
16% Dec 31
Jan
9
65%
69%
32 %
& Co¬
Reliable Stores
17
63% Sep
1
Shares
18
50
50
Chemicals
< Robt)
the Week
Nov. 6
5"'
Nov.
50%
ll.25 dlv prior
16
20 % Apr
7
18
54
5
Jan
16% Jan
8% Noy, 11
Oct 15
2
7
12%>May
1st preferred—
noncum
Reichhold
22
Rets
\ 3% Jan.
noncum
Friday
Thursday
■
23%
2nd preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
4%
14
33 % Jan
29
Oct
17
8
14'A Oct 27
Reading Co common
Jan 21
37% Jan 26
28
27% Oct
25% Aug
2
Jan
6
73% Apr 27
5
32% Oct
30% Dec 29
17% May 28
9
.
68
*
No par
1
5
50
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co
30% July 10
9
;
68 %
64
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
43% Sep
25% Jan 20
34% Jan 24
I
Nov. 8-*
.
31%
com—No par
No par
Rancolnc
May 22
73
Nov. 2
$3.50 1st preferred—
5
6
17 % Nov
Dec 17
69
Radio Corp of America
May 11
74% Mar
36% May
19% Feb
23% Dec 17
13
26
19-% July 14
31% July 25
14% Jan
21% Feb
il
9
24
23% Jan
9
56% Jan
6
67 % Sep
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Nov. 4 >
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Bange Since Jan.
Year 1958
Sales for
LOW AND IIIGII SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Bange for
20%
1974
20 %
19%
2074
1974
2074
18,700
.
2074
20 3
1,900
4
1474
14%
1474
1474
xl374
1374
13 74
13%
1,300
3974
3974
3974
39 7»
39%
39%
39
39 74
2,600
1174
1174
1174
1174
*1138
1134
1174
1174
1974
2074
19
1974
18%
19%
1874
19
600
6,000
s
10
41% Dec 22
84 % Dec
9
Jan
24
22% Jan
2
10
233% Nov 19
35% Nov 17
161
81% Jun
95 'A Jun
Jan
2
31% Dec
10% Jan
2
21% Oct
24
7
73
2
Jan
20
2
90
97
1
2
22
19% Sep
Apr
38
1
8
Apt
July
27
Sep 21
14
54% July 23
17
97
25 % Nov
•
69
July 10
25
36%
bee
Dec 31
11
10 % Apr
17
16
18% Feb
12
48% Oct 24
17
2
13
61% Dec
Feb
20
46
8% Apr
17
16% Nov 21
55% Feb
12
74% Nov
32% Jan
34
Dec
11
July 10
—;
6
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co^„10
Rights
;
San Diego Imperial Corp
Oct
28
12 % Oct
5
Jan
2
51% Apr
28
18% July 15
Jun
10
45% Aug 12
76% July 20
49
July 27
16% Nov
4
52% Feb
9
39% Feb
10
Feb
9
12
8
75% Oct
20
81
Nov
6
96
22
Sep
21
69
July 16
Oct
3
86
Oct
2
85
19
May
5
99% Jan 24
28% Oct
2
85% Apr 10
7% Feb
4
71
Nov
12
6
Jun
12
21% Apr
7
17% Jan
10
30
11
39% Sep
25
Dec
16
8% Jan
Sep
24
Jan
48% Dec
25
Jan
40
3
4
5
9
Jan
13
30% Mar 18
7tt
Apr
Mar 17
10% Mar 11
6% Sep 21
31% Nov
4
40% May 25
21
29% Apr
Nov
3
13% Jan
26% July 16
Oct
45% Mar 18
37
39% Jan
50% Oct
7
17% Jan
27% Jun
26
Oct 24
4% Mar
11
8% Jan
10
16% Aug
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
25 % Apr
11
39% NOV 17
9% Jan 20
81% Nov
13
Feb 12
8% Jan
17
4
1
1
Dec
6
13
15% Mar 20
91
1
Apr
18% Jan
Bcott Paper Co common
No
$3.40 preferred—
No
$4 preferred
No
Bcovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.
24
13% May 20
10
Jan
2
8
$5.25 preferred
26
Jan
20
17
Shattuck
90% May 21
14
18% Jun 23
22
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
173/8 Jan 23
22% Aug 12
16% Jun
24% uct
32% Dec
4
17
40
Nov
17
2
50% Nov 20
50 % Jan
2
70% Oct
10
16% Sep
5
20% Dec
1
3
66% Dec
24
46% Mar
Feb
25
25 3A Apr
7
48
72% Sep 30
19
46 3/4 Dec
15% Jan
2
23% Oct
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
14
17
15
13
52% Apr
25
3
21% Dec
18
9
45 '/a Mar 25
52% Sep
3
59%Juty27
104% July 27
50% Nov
2
44% Jan
22
12% Sep
9
22% Feb
16
Jun
4
(Frank
473/8 Jan
14
25% Jan
7
14
47
Oct
24
13
36
May 29
17
61% Dec
2
13
28% Jan
2
35
Dec
31
33
2
44% Dec
9
Jan
34% Jan
2
Jan
10
37% Dec 29
65% Dec
31
56
Dec
29
163/e Jan
2
19
July 15
Nov
13
78
Feb
70
52% Jan
26
24% May 29
8% May 18
38.
Apr
35% Mar
20
3
19
03% Mar 25
Feb
24
41 % Sep
3174 Oct
5
34
35
Sep 22
3
37% Mar 16
46% Jan
22
Aug 20
20
63% Jan
8
23% Nov
—
30
6174 Jun 30
2
24% Oct
16
8
60% Jan
19% Jan
15
19
Jan
13
49
17
Sep
Sep 25
68 % Mar 13
77
75
Smith-Douglass Co Inc.
Smith Kline & French Labs
issued
2
47y8Mayl2
i95/»
2
22% Jan
5% Sep
10
5
—5
25
10
5
5
No par
15
67% Oct
13
56% Jan
8
873A Oct
8
Spencer Chemical Co
92
Apr
22
8374 Nov
5
89% Apr
10
12% Jan
2
18% Nov
20
16% S*p
22
21% Mar 16
17% Apr
17
25% Dec
15
2174001 22
28% May 21
85% Jan
2
86
97 % Feb
20% Jun
2
31% Dec
29
coo
tio—p
94.
Oct
14
13
373A Oct
9
84% May
7
Oct
26% Jun
2
1
10
37% Aug 17
13,800
10%
11
38 %
39%
10%
11
39%
38%
38%
17
17
17
37%
37
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36%
37%
15,100
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17
3,400
400
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16%
15%
16%
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83,400
80
81%
80 34
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80
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12,400
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86
86
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85
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8,500
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6,400
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7%
7%
31%
31%
21
21%
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18%
18 %
18
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18%
18%
38
38
37%
38 %
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48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
21,900
20%
12%
83%
16%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19
1974
2,800
12%
137b
49,400
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82
21%
18%
38 %
31%
21%
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83
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38
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1,000
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1,100
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38%
4,400
36%
35%
35%
37
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3,200
71
72
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72%
72
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12,900
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48
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31
31
25
59
5974
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3874
3974
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31%
3674
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*47
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9,100
15
3,900
8,100
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10,290
200
48
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2074
20 74
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32
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233a
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23
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237 a
23
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common
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8,800
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48
47
2.50
100
2,400
2774
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20,100
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3,000
-
98
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com
26,900
2074
18
23
28 74
4974
5674
20%
2234
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Public Service Co
22
8
7,600
10,700
600
7(400
71
4574
22
774
83
4,800
1,100
13,500
1,600
310
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84%
1674
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167 k
2,500
2274
23
2274
2374
59,400
100
*84%
1
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1674
50c
23 %
24 %
8874
4.20% preferred
8pencer Kellogg & Sons.
Sperry Rand Corp common
8874
89
8834
89
70
3574
36
35 %
3674
3574
37%
3574
36
10,300
*7874
80
■78%
7874
7974
7934
80
80
35
34
34
34%
3474
«4 40 nrpferrPH
Spiegel Inc common
preferred
Square D Co
20%
xl77a
'
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
$4 50
101,000
11%
4.50
Sparton Corp
49% Apr 22
87
Nov 26
76
.9
U2
\
30
-3; 700
25%
36%
3074
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
40% Jan
3274 Sep 24
m*
32 %
2974
1
—
3
7
%
"
17
19
No par
No par
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
30
24
,25%
32
7%
2 3 74
Co
1
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec .No
73A Dec
---—
y25%
%
•
31%
187b
Southern
22% Oct
May
25%
V
10%
DAY
2074
Southern Natural Gas Co
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
40% Dec 31
79 A Sep
20
12%
*83
15%
*94%
1
38%
ELECTION
72
7%
33
2374
Edison
8
95
lb
25
8% preferred.
Southern California
3
Jan~3
12,400
94%
20 34
Simplicity Pattern Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (AO) Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
Jan
62%
52%
94%
>25 74
81%
75%
86%
25%
1
Jan
9% Mar
51%
97
f EXCHANGE
17%
37%
74%
47%
50c
1
1
Sheraton Corp of America
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
' Simmons Co
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
Southwestern
51%
51%
"97
&, Tr—
New York shares ordinary
2% Jan
12
200
51%
51%
*94%
35%
Sheller Mfg Corp
12
Anr
48
7.50
32
10
"13,300
72%
36%
13%
72
Shell Oil Co
When
700
20%
72%
38%
54% Jun
9
2474 Jan
7
32%
19%
7334
13%
71
South Jersey Gas Co
South Puerto Rico Sugar
13
49% Jan
29% July
31%
20
73%
36
52% Feb 25
6% Oct
30% Jun
32% Jan
July 23
22% Jan
5
31%
19%
76 %
38
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
8
3474 Dec 30
9
2
74% Apr 14
64
31%
20%
1
9
28
10% July
2
30
67% Apr
31%
No par
No par
G)
Sep 22
18% Sep 23
30
Oct 13
Oct
2
May
31% May 22
31%
38
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
South Amer Gold & Platinum
South Carolina E & G Co com
5% preferred
39% Oct 21
15% Apr
674 Jan
34% Dec
28
2
68
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
51
Oct 14
4574 Jan
20% Jan
52
Jan 26
23% Sep 22
Jan 14
38
45
44% Jan
5
2.50
Sharon Steel Corp
19'A Jun
23% Oct
25
25
100
1
20
1
5
Shamrock Oil & Gas
49
69% Oct
*84%
25%
72
7%
32
21'A
18%
*37%
par
No par
46% Jan
7
12% Jun
Apr
33% Jan
par
Servel Inc common
12% Sep
21
81%
*74%
par
1
1
Shahmoon Industries Inc
31%
15%
3
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
32% May 7
85% Oct
22
14%
Sears Roebuck & Co
Shell Transp
17% Feb
1
30
._1
Selberling Rubber Co
Dec 22
19% Dec 22
10% May
58
87% Mar
72% Jan
75
92
32
_
11%^
.
—
40
4,100
31%
19%
39%s
1.4o
13,100
37%
82%
245
31%
25%'
11%
82%
*235
*73%
STOCK
39%
17; "
36%
x74
47%
-10„ T.
5
r1
36%
37%
83%
245
*235
32
CLOSED
•.—..—J.
Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
.
Schenley Industries Inc
Bchering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
Schick Inc
Sangamo
3
25%
v :
*82%
82%
245
31%
97
4
35
35
*94%
nv2 Nov
2
4
12% Mar
1Q0
36%
37%
82 %
"235
32
32%
21%
76'/a
51%
29% May
■$5 Nov
26% Oct 28
31%
*31%
20%
*75
51 (
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Mar 13
10
-
.10
Preferred series A 5%
Bt Regis Paper Co common
79% Apr 30
42% Jan
10
Nov 21
37%
36%
37a
*82%
83
*235
245
No par
No par
100
5
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com
91 % Jun
46% Dec
20% Jan
Apr
30% Jan
28
1
30
4% preferred
4.30% cony preferred—
St Joseph Lead Co„
St Joseph Light & Power
15
36% July 24
258
1.66%
100
100
Safeway Stores common
90% Aug 17
24
May 25
236
Oct 29
Apr
26% Jan
53
May 22
35
24% Jan
No par
_>
No
5
3474
3574
■
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<
s
.
t
167a
1674
23
23%
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347 a
,
•
8834
74
89
80
8,100
Volume
Number 5897
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1955)
__
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
40'AJan
69% Dec
2
61% Jan
19
35
74
6.
3
Au^ 29
Jan
2
Jan
85% May Z
17% Nov 28
3% Nov
3
7
Oct
8
13% Sep
21
19
82% Feb
5
25
61% Nov 21
45% Oct
9
35% Feb
18
50
Nov
3
40% Oct
26
52 %
47% Feb
21
60% Nov
12
45% Oct
23
31
64% Jan
42% Feb 24
59% Dec
50% Sep
85
Jun
27% Jan
7
36
89
84
8
23
2
Jan
Sep
3
Dec
29
33% Dec 31
11% Nov 10
14
Jun
18% Nov
31% Jan
6
2
.
12
18
20
2
Jan
Jun
15
14
29% Jan
17% Jan
29
14% Nov 20
54
of
Apr
17
Standard
Oil
of
26
Standard
Oil
of
New
23
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
9
23% Jun
71
2
Dec
11
21
2
18% Jun
23
43
27% Oct 22
Feb
:
26 % Feb
59% Jun
3 % ft
2
45% Nov 12
42% Jan
2
22
Dec
8
20% Jan
16% Oct
7
15% Jan
22
15% Jan
3
37% Jan
18% Nov 28
17% Jan
12
52
65
2
60% Nov
Jan
2
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
2% Jari
2
16
Oct
20
9% Jun
20
Sep 21
325
14"
15% Jan
2
9
Apr
1
Storer
29% Oct
28
Oct
28
618
Oct
28
60% Jan
2
-79
Jan
16
59
Apr
24
20% Jan
Sep 22
50
25% Sep 21
11% Sep 23
80 % Sep 29
56% Nov
6
87
69
Nov
Jan
24
2
Apr
8
85
•
15% Mar 20
94
'65% Feb
40
39%
20%
40%.'
40%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20
62%
20
ELECTION
61%
62 'A
76',;
61%
61%
62
76%
DAY
62'/2
76 "a
76'/a
15%'
*76 %
15V
15%
15%
49 %
50%
49 %
50%
29%'
29%
20
.»
Co
32
Oct
6
38% Jan
15
90% Nov
6
106% Feb
20
Sunshine
6% Oct
8
8% Mar 20
Sunshine
3
42% Sep
5
31
Oct
28
19% Jan
3
29%
Dec
30
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
2-
38% Aug 27
35
JaD
5
2
13% Aug 19
10% Oct
22
31% Mar
7% Jan
.
Jan
23
May 11
29% Jan 23
Sutherland Paper
47% Aug 21
14% Mar 9
Swift
600
15,300
29
29%
29%
29'A
29%
8,700
01%
2,800
'
23
22%
23
17%
15%
17 %
16%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
X61
'A
'
60%'
*22%
23
500
16%
16%
17
4,000
18%
*18%
200
18%
57%
58
57%
57%.
31%
57'A
57%
30%
30%
31
31
31'A
31%
26%
29
26 %
17%
27%
26'A
27
18%
508,500
19
19%
215,400
538
590
59%
27'%
19%
570
615
18%
1
565
19%
582
18'A
562
585
12%
59%
59 %
59%
59%
59%
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28 Va
28%
1,300
12%
13'/a
4.000
*81%.
82 y2
12%
58
12 %
12%
12'A
12%
84
80%
81
81
81
58%
57%
58 'A
56%
58
56
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23'/b
21%
23%
23'A
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
32
32'A
93
93%
91%
6%
G%
6 %
1299
2,020
59%
28%
*81
5
1,500
1,900
59%
C3 %
4.16%
:'H!
57%
32%
Co
.
61%
27%
6%
Co
*
63
23
*32%
25
Sweets Co of America
A
15%
52%
^93 %
Superior Oil of California
47
15%
50%
_10c
Co
160
15%
50'A
12.50
Biscuits Inc
1,400
69,800
78
24%
No par
19
!29'
26,600
31
1
No par
*76%
•
15%
49%
62%
57%
1
78
63
*18%
*94
'
-
1
preferred
X39%
23
17
"5
common
CLOSED
22%
1
__100
%
,
61%
1
30
2165
29,400
61
24
30.
3,400
33'A
20%
Dec
Oct
32'/a
300
Dec
1280
32%
53%
89
5,100
9% Jan
11
31%
3,200
38
Aug
53%
*86
15%
97
1865
100
32%
54
89
38
72
25
31%
47%
53%
*86
100
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Feb
32%
47
53%
89
15%
39%'
5
1360
53%
*86
37%
•
Mining
x47'/a
55%
15%
21
7
49%
89
700
37%
20% Sep
13
42 %
95%
23% Nov
Jan
123,300
41%
95'A
15
6% Jan
48'A
X46%
42%
48%
\37 Va
23
29
47%
48%
41%
"*15%
28% Dec
27
33,500
38,200
47%
42%
390
15%
40%
25% Apr
Jan
48%
42%
48%
4%
47%
95
2
24 % Apr
47 Va
41%
*4%
37
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
29
4%
4%
15
1
common
Sun Oil Co
9
*4%
4%
14,800
37
1
A
16%
95
5
Corp
$4.50 series
Mar 13
15%
STOCK
5
preferred
conv
4%
16%
EXCHANGE
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
15%
-
15
15
issued
Sunbeam
38% May 29
77
37
1
Broadcasting
When
76
15
5
Studebaker-Puckard
20
76%
39%
x-
Webster
&
5
28% Dec
12% Aug 14
Stone
Apr
9
66% Dec 31
29
6
75'/a
16
36%
5
Co Inc
2
33% Mar 25
9% Aug 26
39% Feb
May
75'A
15%
*93
No par
common.
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
5,000
75
16%
1
Stewart-Warneb .Corp
Stlx Baer & Fuller Coi__
Aug 25
19
&
2,000
76
32
20
Inc__
(J P)
35%
53%
20
lnc_
Stevens
35%
*86
_1
____100
otuies
35%
5
L S__;__
Sterling Drug
27% Mar 13
2
Jan
Biua
351/4
48%
10
100
Co
preierred
Steicui
22
15% Jam
7
preferred
/ Stauffer Chemical Co
34% July
1
64 ' Oct 28
10% Jan
;
common.!
Mfg
Stanley Warner Corp.
Starrett Co (The)
8
Apr
76% Nov
convertible
$1.20
,
35%
47%
25
Jersey
Standard Ry Equip
17% July 27
4"
71'/,,
35%
41 %
6i25
Indiana
Shares
70%
35%
4%
Co___10c
California
Nov. 6
15%
1
3%% preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
Apr
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
13}* uun
•
Electric
&
Standard Oil
76% Nov
10 % Jan
Gas
23
41% July 27
26
52% Sep
Standard
the Week
Friday
Nov. 5
70%
*75
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 4
35%
c*u
Co
Wednesday
Nov. 3
69%
No par
Coil Products
Tuesday
Nov. 2
No nar
com
preierrea
Standard
40% Nov
,
Par
issued
$3.50
92
1
6
12% Jan
18
14% Jan
Jan
When
Inc
59% Jan
30
29% Dec 30
62% Jan
22
94% May 26
-
24
July 29
43 'A Feb
86% Sep 17
10% Jan
2
Standard Brands
23% May 11
3% May 29
Monday
EXCHANGE
75 % Aug 20
36
Oct 14
30
Jun
73
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
6%
1320
31%
*26
1299
32%
1300
31%
27
*25%
32%
27
*32
1310
32
*26
32%
%
21%
*32
93
90 Va
6%
1345
1340
32 %
*26
30
58
4,300
23%
21%
%
32
90%
6%
32%
27
1,400
6%.
1355
32%
19,500
.
"1,000
500
1,800
2,800
1,650
6,000
27
25
44'/,,
44%
1
Symington Wayne Corp
43'A
44 'A
43%
43%
10%
11
43%
43%
6,500
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
6,000
44%
44%
43%
44 %
43%
43 %
2,100
9%
10'A
T
18% Jan
2
36% Dec
5
29
Feb
6
3% Jan
8
9% Nov
17
9
Feb
3
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
25%
Mar" 18
36% Dec
24
89
Dec
Aug
Talcott Ino
19% Jan
2
Temco
43% Nov
2
25
38% Jan
12
8
(Jameo)
Tennessee
30% Jun
16
37
TelAutograph
10% Sep 21
35% Sep 22
9
Jan" 13
55% Feb
44% July 16
13% Mar 16
71% Oct 21
27% Jun
15
27
87% Aug
1.25
Corp
Texaco
25% Mar 16
Texas
6
Texas
Instruments
39% Jan 23
Texas
Pacific
&
Pacific Land
26% Jan
2
86
1
61% Jan
27
39% Aug 22
24% Oct
12
24% Dec 25
2
6% Jan
44% Jan
Nov
28
14% Mar 10
17% Dec
11
111% Sep 25
124% Mar 18
7
67
22
Feb
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Gulf Producing Co
26% May 18
2
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
113
171% Nov
2
25
Dec
8
21% Dec
16
19% Jan
8
24
16
23
2
30
Dec
Feb
18
Jan
Apr 24
36% Sep 21
12% Oct
1
36% Mar
6
X78%
70% May
14% Oct
Inc
42%
41
417/B
41
43%
33
16,400
32
32%
32
32%
32%
33
28,000
27,300
79%
78%
79
79%
80 Va
30%
30'A
30 Va
30%
30 %
30
30%
29%
28%
29%
27%
28%
30
17/:,
27%
17%
12,800
17%
17%
17%
17 5 is
17'A
163%
17%
167%
61,700
25%
26%
21%
1
100
116
No par
66
Co
Co
common
163
166%
78%
163
165%
162%
171%
20,400
26'A
x25%
25%
24%
25%
11,300
21
21 Va
19%
20%
20 Va
20%
115%
115'/a
116
11.6
*115%' 116
3,700
680
66%
66 Va
66%
66 %
67
66'A
67 Ve
24 %
6,300
23'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
26
23%
26
24,700
32%.
52
!
22%
%
5
R)
2,700
23%
50o
No par
Co
80%
25%
116
1
Chemical
(J
7,600
42%
25':,
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thompson
%
30%
Oil
Dreferred
conv
11
6
Thiokol
6
14
52
$1.25
11
Trust—
Ry
3,700
11%
33 %
No par
ex-distributloiu
Pacific
Textron
4
72 4' May
&
Texas Utilities
31% July 30
38% Nov 21
Sub share ctfs
Texas
74% July 23
29% July 30
63
Coal
9%
11
43%
32 '/a
Inc
4
9%
11'A
1
Gulf Sulphur
17% Nov
9%
11
.10
TexaB
24% Nov 10
9%
11%
25
35'A Apr 14
39% July 15
2
98% Jan
43
Inc
1
Jan
Dec
11
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
3
iq'V
1
Apr
11
44%'.
9%
1
Corp
Texas
22%
43%
9
Corp.
Aircraft
%
*25'A
26 'A
25%
26'A
*25%
33%
STOCK
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
53%
EXCHANGE
51%
53%
50%
52%
50%
52
13 %
13%
CLOSED
53%
7.50
54%
ELECTION
80%
DAY
*13'A
26
1,000
4,900
50,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
500
53
52%
53%
52%
53%
7,800
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
41% Feb 25
73
Dec
81% Oct
May 20
15
8
90
Jan
2
21% Nov
17
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
20
31
8
79% Oct
-
Sep
2
wuu
23
29% Apr
14
24—Jan
8c
20% Sep 18
21% Sep 22-
Common
6
16
4%
preferred
Tidewater
-
5
Oil
Jan
2
46% Nov
2
61% Oct
12'
Timken
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
19% Mar 11
26 % Aug
17
Tishman
12% Jan
7
16% Dec
15
15% Jan
2
17% Apr
15
Toledo
Edison
15
65% Dec
2
53% Sep
21
70
26
Trane
10
21% May 15
21
2
10% Jan
32% Nov
10
:___25
Co
42
Jan
23% Jan
14
34% Sep
5
25% Jun
3
29
Jan
7
42% July 15
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
Trans
11
37
2
40% Nov
1
58
Apr
7
2
25% Nov
17
Sep 21
50% Sep 15
42% Aug
21
Jan
12
29
59
Feb
Feb
17
53
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
23% Feb
20
36% Dec
16
34% Jan
7
1
54% Jan
9
J an
3
55% Dec
Jan
2
42% Nov 21
10% Jan
30% Sep 21
54% Mar
75% Mar
43% Apr
3
14
Preferred
15% Jun
6
39% Dec
5
15% Oct
28
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
48
2
17% Apr
20
Twin
13% Jan
13
26% Oct
22
17% Oct 22
25 % Apr
1
TXL
Jun
6
13% Mar
24%
15%
16
56 '
56%
55%
56
series
5
Mar 13
Coach
Oil
*80%
81
80%
80%
70
23%
23%
23%
10,600
.21% .21%
21%
21%
3.700
23%
60%
61%
61%
61 %i
24%
25%
23%
24%
8,600
16
16
16
3,200
>16
56%
56%
57%
57%
30%
31%
9,300!
1,800
31%
31%
31 »A
31%
31'A
*33%
35 %
*33%
•35
5
23%
21%
22
21
21%
1
37%
38
37%
34'A
22%
37%
*32%
22 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
50
*51 %
51%
51
5 l'A
51%
51
%
51'A
51
%
700
27%
26%
2 7'A
27
27%
26%
27%
3,600
Inc
A
__l
(conv)
27
50
common
*53
Electric Co common
1
conv pfd series of 1D57
50
Century Fox Film.
1
Twin City Rap Transit com
No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
8
9
6i%
24
16%
20th
3% Jan
36
60%
24%
5%
3
10
32% Jan
16
61
24%
.15%
Tung-Sol
3
23%
2
Airlines
Truax-Traer Coal Co
11
81
22
No par
Corp
Williams Steel
World
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
July 31
56% Jan
&
59%
*80%
.22%
£2 "r:
23%
21%
2
Co
Transamerica
1
18
23%
21%.
<
5
Bearing____A_Nd par
Realty & Construction
_1
Transufe
30
16% Jan
i45
' Jan
Feb
52% Oct
*21%
'
Roller
17% Oct
37
27% Jan
43
45% Jan
80%
__100
common
-—$1,20 preferred—
52
Co__
21%
1
58
*53
37%
39%
*56 %
57%
31%
33%
9%
*39
57
36%
*56
9%
9
41
37%
57%
32%
Va
*39
33
9'A
41
*53
36%
*56
31%
31%
*32%
"
57
*53
36%
x36
37%
57%
*56
21,600
7,100
57
571/2
32%
9
9
*39
41
31'A
9
,
*39
32'A
9%
6,100
7,600
500
41
_l
11%
11'/a
11'A
12%
12%
13'A
12
13%
1
Corp
15,600
35
18 %
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
.12,900
11,700
u
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
11
19% Nov
5% Jan --2
11% Dec
29
9% Jun
44
Nov
20
30% Mar 25
41
2
14% Jun
6
10
(The)
Corp
Underwood
1
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
No par
20%
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
19'A
19'A
5
19%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10'A
Corp___6%
44 %
Corp
4
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
Bag-Camp
17
126% Dec
31
120% Feb
9
51Apr
2
150% July 27
Union
Carbide
Corp
27% Jan
2
32% Dec
31
30% Jun
19
35% Mar 16
Union
Electric
Co
92
Sep
81% Feb
15
103 % Jun
23
86% Oct
15
98% Mar
29
74
70% Sep
4
80% Nov 10
84
Apr
81
Mar 24
94
28
14% Aug
83% Apr
5
Jan
Udyllte
30% Mar 13
12
Aug
4
68% Nov
5
40% Jan
13
Apr
54% Jun
25
24
80
Sep
43% Oct
10
6
•■24% Jan
2
36% Dec
16
30
Sep
21
9% Dec
18
7% Sep
22
8
Apr
26% Jan
37% Dec 31
18% May
21 % Jan
52% Jan
Jan
31
143
91
Jan
2
108
15% Jan
2
27% Nov 26
Oct
91
27
19
Jan
10
45
Jan
6% Jan
25
No par
Preferred
3
53% July 10
38% Feb 19
9% Feb
4%
of
66
Mar 26
United
136
100% Mar 12
120
31
31'A
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
32,700
Lines
101
100
81%
82
3,000
26%
26%
8,200
24%
24'A
4,200
Board
United
Carbon
21
11% Jan
34% Jan
2
16% Oct
13
16
Jan
2
Nov
2
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
25
27% Jan
31% Sep
29
42% Jan
34% Jan
2
50
48% Jan
13
59 % Aug 27
United
26
Carton
&
33
22
9% May 19
37% Mar 16
United
Corp
United
23% July
9
United
9
United
Fruit
22
Uiiiten
Gas
31
16% Jan
2
20% July 20
17% Dec
12
13% Jun
15
19% July 29
2
21
16% Jan
7
21% July 24
United
ii Jan
3
2% Oct
21
,1% Sep
Jan
2
47% Dec
22
32% Oct
29
29% Sep
80% Sep
23
51% Apr 14
85% Aug 18
28% Oct
8
26% Jan
2
37% Oct
6
21% Jan
2
57% Dec
11
65% Jan
14
153
Sep 23
6% Jan
25
Jan
8% Jan
39
Jan
2
7
2
3
23% Jan
102
Dec
17
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
16
42% May
6
86% Sep 22
145% Sep
22
7% Nov
6
28% Oct
29,
Tn"
26
61% Nov
2
35
27
120
Apr
165
Mar 30
12% Jan
36% Mar
29
2
11% Oct
29
47% %>b
12
40% Oct
9
32% Nov
6
28% Sep
21
35 V8 Apr
20
9% Jun
17
8% Jan
2
10 ~ Jan
26
8% Dec 30
Ft footnotes see page 24.
24%
x24%
24%
88%
*87
88%
*87
88 Va
29
*28%
29'A
29
64%
65%
65%
67
67%
68'A
33
32
32
32
32
9 %
Sep
22
14% Apr
17
44% May 28
U
34%
35%
34
5
No par
Corp.
8
&
City
Mines
Mach
7%
5%
4% 4!
600
20%
20
19
19%
7,000
25
25'A
25
25 Va
25
25%
65,270
34
34'A
33%
34%
33
33%
15,400
13%
*52%
53 %
*53
10
53 %
52'A
5.
%
)
19
19'A
53'A
19'A
53'A
18%
18%
19'A
19%
19 "2
2,200
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
xl5%
15%
9,^i)0
13%
18
18'A
22,000
18%
1
1%
25
54'%
32%
preference
Inc
common
series
common.
prpfprvrl
A
1%
1%
55%
56%
56
56%
31%
30%
31
30%
31'A
31%
31%
410
33%»
31'A
32%
31%
32%
34 Va
17,500
83
82
82
82
82
29
30
29
29%
29
29%
2,700
58%
60'A
56%
58%
56
57%
16,200
61%
8%
*30'%
1
9%
50
*40%
10
1%
55%
29
98
1
18%
55
1%
59%
154
50
18%
55
29%
4
common__82%c
Xl9%
16 %
100
common
preferred
Co
11,500
20%
No pai
Mach
Industrie.1-
4%#
200
8%
34%
34%
1
Co
common
preferred
U 8 Lines
8
34%
25%
*82
A
8%
34'A
2,800
20%
& Chemical Corp com__J
preferred
.100
Foreign Securities
1
class
8
34%
1,000
68
32
33%
*31
Hoffman
8%
34
68
*31%
20
25
Freight Co
U 8 Gypsum Co
U S
7%
25
2
Mfrs Tnc
&
8
29
10
U S
U S
7%
Borax
4%%
*32
x
6preferred
U S
2.50
*87
5
Co
Park
Shoe
*90
28%
(Del)
Corp
Merch
United
24%
104 %
88 %
(Del)
Industrial
United
4
2
„
*90
29%
Engineering & Foundry
United
18 % Nov
101
29
.Non#»
Fastener
Gas Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
16% Dec
2
10% Jan
101
*87
Electric Coal Cos
United-Carr
102
10
Corp
Co
22
23
17
noi
No par
$4.50 preferred
Oct
8
1,000
24%
34% Nov
Jan
34,200
24 Va
Sep
90
37%
No par
America
64
48% Jan
11,500
36%
27%
2
4
41
37%
81%
22% Jan
Dec
41
36%
26%
5
pfd
conv
29
78
42
37%
11,300
81%
United
10
33% Apr 29
42%
41
27'A
13
34% Mar
36%
16,200
21'a
82%
21
30% Oct, 15
38
8
31%
81%
Oct
37% May 20
36%
7%
30%
21 Va
27
26% Jan
6
41%
•
27%
of
2 % Mar 10
41%
8
31%
21%
83%
Biscuit
53% Aug
41
7%
30
*21 %
27%
United
8
2 l'A
*82%
22
Mar 24
30% Jan
2
8
31%
20%
1
12
Jai
7%
x31%
21%
10
Inc
22a/8 Jun
45%
8
32%
21
100
18
32
7%
Co
31%
0
Co__
100
8% Nov
5% Jan
10
No par
preferred.
(ser of 1956)
8
11% May 16
2,70
4%
2
31
69%
4%
15
Dec
450
.69
10
common
Corp
45% Mar
69 %
19,100
Artists
2
68 %
44%
United
2
70
81 "a
32% Mar 26
,
*69'A
14,300
44
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
12
89
80
*79
9
Oct
*88%
*77%
44'A
8
7% Sep
29% Jan
89
80
Aircraft Corp common
(ser of 1955) conv pfd
32% Sep
79% Oct
7
88%
*77'A
81
14
95
32%
89
80
44
Oct
38% Apr
88% Apr
32%
88%
*77 %
70
81
Oct
86
32 %
89
80
81
24% Feb
15
5,500
11,100
44'A
Drill
28
45
139
44
Car
Oct
44%
137%
80
Twist
Air
32%
1,600
45 %
137%
44%
Tank
United
32%
45
135%
80
non-cum
JulvlS
45%
138
44%
Union
45
32 Va
*78%
Union
6
70
45'A
136'A
25
<»
25% Feb
89
*77%
45%
136'%
32%
No par
4
37
1
32
RR Co
Pacific
5
xl36
4,200
11,800
California.
Union
26
series
$4
Oil
Nov
^
$4 50
Union
19% Oct
36
Aug,
Aug
Apr
Mar
No par
__No par
Preferred $3;50 series
81
6
27% DCc
37
87
series
Preferred $3.70 series
4
,101
69% Aug
111
30
77% Feb
Preieneu
No par
10
common
14
30% Jan
33% Nov
24% Feb
79% Sep
Paper
-
29
*8%'
%
93%
154
98 'A
153
8%
32
8'A
*30
10%
43
2j
l'A
9%
*40%
%
&•
29'A
*8 %
99
153
8'A
32
9%
43
29%
9
97%
f 153
8
*30%
9%
*40%
18%
98%
155
8 %
32
10%
43
29%
29%
*8%
8%
18
1%
32%
*82
97%
*153
7%
*30
9%
*40%
29 %
9
1 %
83
98'A
155
8%
3,800
9,100'
80
5,500
60
14,300
32
10'A
18,500
43
29%
9
2,300
100
22
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, November Q, 1959
.
.
(1956)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year 1 !>.*»«
73
Sep
15
82
Jan
3
31% Apr
140
Apr
21% Jan
3
2
3% July
;
.
4
21
39!a Oct
14
29% Oct 30
Jai
76
iu
19
47
Oct
29
14
33% Jan
27% Sep
30
38% Feb
24
45% Nov
6
54% Feb
Dec
.
33% Oct
15% Dec 24
10
6
8% Jan
19% May
1
14
157
1st preferred——100,v
non-cum
Jan
28
21
D
9
Tobacco
Co
preferred.
Jan
15% Mar 16
-'
14
81
May 20
53% Oct 19
60% Aug 28
convertible
.
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf
Tobacco
76% Nov
6
3
Universal
157
10
Apr
OH
Co
>
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Co Tno
29% Feb
17
Universal Pictures
8
84
Jan
16
9
50
July 29
Jun
9
36% Feb
4%% preferred..———...—.—100
Upjohn Co ———————.—,——————————1,
Utah Power & Light Co——1280....
27% Jan
2
14
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
31
43'A July
5% Jan
2
2
13% Jan
Apr
32
14%
Dec
Dec
17
33% Jun
9
May 20
99% Jun
9
90% July
99% Apr
24
85% Dec 17
33% Dec 30
24% Apr
2
2
14% Jan
2
107
13
par tic
preferred
Virginia Elcc & Pwr Co
$5 preferred---..—
5
53% July
9
6
20% Mar
9
21% Mar
9
13
15% Sep 22
87% Jan
2
30
96'/a Jan
96% Feb
"
*
"
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11
nrelerred
35%
■
22!
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85
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■
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12%.
13%
27
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1
15% NOV
Waldorf System
2
51
43% Sep
21
15
36
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y*-i
8
Apr
11% Nov
4
12% May 19
18% Aug 24
87.% Jan
94
11% Dec
8
4
9% May 21
16
Feb
20
Janj 30
i_26% Dec
20
26
Jun
12
65% Aug 21
24% J**
16,
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46
Dec 31
34 % Jan
2
48
34% Jan
2
Jan
2
44% Dec 31 x
40
NOV
S
25
Oct
12% July 22
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
48
16%
8,
Mar~~7
29% Nov
9
48% Jan
36 % Feb
9
48% May
3
4;% Dec
16
35% Oct
49% July 28
44% Jan
31 %
45
22
15% Jan
13
34
24% Oct 13
2
35% Dec 22
95% Oct
6
86
Sep 23
105
Jun
31% Feb 28
Dec
19
98% Mar
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
94% Nov
12
48% Jan
13
63
Jan
3
103
Warner-Lambert
Jun
Jun
56% Jan
23% July
19
38% Apr
19
102
"
- ■
101
38
17
23% Jan
52
8
96% Oct
21
10
Nov
17
Sugar Corp_^.
Power
2
Mar 31
Apr
preferred series
14
West
4
Va
Va %
preferred
Auto
4.80%
Western
preferred
35% Oct
27
When
24
4*
55 % Jun
24
74% Dec 31
21
7
79 %
6
16%. Feb
21
54% Dec 31
56
Jan
21
26
Jan
7
96
Nov
Sep~21
52 %
10
4
Supply
Maryland
2
4% Jan
5
Western
Pacific
Western
Union
99% Nov
2
29
Feb
11
7
G6% July
2
May
98% Mar 13
28
7
3.80%
RR—
Brake
preferred series B
$5
32% Jun
Jan
6
13
May 26
53% Mar 20
White Dental Mfg
White
5
9
38
Nov
15% Jan 30
71
Jan
2
12% July 31
4
Jan
8
10
31% Jan
2
120% Dec
9
15
102% Mar 11
Jan
7
7
14
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
Jan
6
23
35
78
Mar 31
6
29
Sep
16
2
12 % Nov
6
39% Jun
17
46% Sep
40% Jan
23
22
35 %
118
Sep 22
Sep 30
25% Dec 29
23% Jun
2
32% Oct
14
29
2
convertible
Motor
5%%
Prior
$3
convertible
129
31
53% Jar
31
60
Nov
6
Jun
W.i...
Jixit
Wisconsin
6%
Wisconsin
6
Woodward
9
Woolworth
84% July 15
5
84
Sep 22
94% Feb
2
Prior
13
80
92% Aug 14
Wrigley
11% Oct
22
17
Oct
22
9% Jan
13
Apr
9
29% Feb
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1
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4
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81
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1,400
4
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21 %
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27
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32
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10
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600
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(Wm) .jr (Del)— -No par
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86%
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31 7
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61 %
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62
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84
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128
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20
20
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109!
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10
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27,100
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Young Spring & Wire Corp
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Youngstown Steel Door—
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49% Jun
43%
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34%
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9
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10
31% Feb
114% Jan
87!4 Sep
16
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97
33% Nov
-
12%
V3l 2
91%
-
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preferred
preferred
90% Nov
119% Oct
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20
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Co
Elec
.
*
-100
Industries
61% Oct
2
Dec
Windsor
2
2
-
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21%:
52.
34
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Wilson-Jones
2
16
50%
40
*
common—1
preferred
9
27% Jan
Sep 24
53% Dec
$4.25
36% Mar
22
74
1
Mar 25
OH
2
25
50*
40
40
6%
81%
"*82%
""'*32! 2
._20
-
White Stores Inc
4% Jan
25% Feb
preferred
(The S S)
common
Sewing Machine
preference
78% Jan
68% Jan
Co
preferred
White
80% Jan
23% Apr
50%'
49
*28%
18!
84
a
Wilson & Co Inc common
1
6% Jan
Mar 25
4'/*%
Wilcox
88
7
27
6
2
21% Jan
45% Feb
'
48%
10
common,
45% Sep
6
July
20% Jan
36% Jan
Nov
Whirlpool Corp
51% Mar 11
19%. Oct
18
37% Dec
30
Sep 22
32% Jan
8% Nov 17
135
2
Jun
36
1
49 V4 Nov
Nov
7
85% July 10
20 % Dec 30
2
26% Jan
78
24% Jan
Nov~20
33% Dec
6
97
1
48%
%
'
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100
No par
61
39% July
Aug 20
17% Jan
30
10
30
'•210
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79%,"
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39
33 3V
100
preferred
38% Aug 25
Sep
260
83%
81%
i2%:
47 3a
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,
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
21
8% Oct
"
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50%
wo pa,..
Telegraph—^—2.50
Air
49% Oct
25% July
80
82%
*08%
49
"45! 2,
46
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
88% Jan
112
Westinghouse
'21.600'
101
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:
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;45%
'41%
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40
8
22
100
;
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41 %
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preierxed—
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2
23% Nov
85
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83
com—Nn par
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39 %
91% Jan
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100%
..
16 %
70
47%.
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100
Ry
issued
uont-um
Sep 21
65% Sop 28
68
80
13
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10%
6%
90%
J—J'
45% Oct 30
38% Mar 18
20
92% Jan
31% Dec 30
81% July
8
Sep 21
105% Oct
'
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17*5
,_100
—
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94% Apr
65%
7
DAY
29
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100
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34%
35
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100
pulp & Paper common_-i5
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pfd—100
4.10%
2
95% Aug
27% Sep 22
70% Feb
9
33% Apr
4%%
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4.20%
4
29% Jan
Jan
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1,500
6.300
a
;
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13
92 % Apr
1,
Mills
preferred
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*
3,400:
221
81%.
•
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'37
38
July 22
100% Aug 12
7
16
125
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•
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33% Nov
29
8
34%
100%
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45
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6
34% Dec
11
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Apr
7
71% NOV "20
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84%'
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10:%
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4.80%
534
161V
160
22%
42%
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Waukesha Motor Co
West Kentucky Coal Co—-——4
West Penn Electric Co1
-—'-5
90
8
33% Dec
Dec
1" y
5
13
May 6
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2
83
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—
1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift coma.,2:56
Apr 29
Jan
2
—
30
50
4
17% Jan
15
Pharmaceutical
8% Jun
Sep
::v '.-.'300
42%V"
5%
53i
78%
49
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42% Jan
!
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a-
35..;
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A;
42
158%
155
2
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8
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42 l '„
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95% Nov
26
Jan
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& Oct 28
Oct
79% Oct
42
May 6
28% Dec 31
24% Dec
100
Feb
4
40
% Sep 24
79
Sep 23
9
51
4
May 25
88
99% Jun 11
94
1
16% Sep 22
33
May 20
17
83% Dec
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65
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9
15
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12
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11%
35:%
35
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23
54% May
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41% Jun
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100 "*
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750
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33%
43
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21
Jan
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.
EXCHANGE-
SALE PRICES
AND IIIGIi
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
I
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
66,30:
Number 5897
190
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>
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(1957)
Bond
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29
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Jan -July
71%
62
1
-
—..Jaw-July
Power
Brown
'
68
:V-
74%
80
267
70%
mortgage 5s series AC 1967..
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961.
April-Oct
First mortgage" 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-A'or
Bristol-Myers Co. 3s debentures 1968
..AprH-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-July
—
^o
„May-Nor
June-Dec
140%
72%. 72%
First
•
1
June-Dec
19
: 260
249
Co—
Z
4%s deb series B 1978—..
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
—
54
—
'
-
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
1958.
'
43
2010......
1
—
60
—
52%
1
(interest
1981
see page 29.
mtge
§A6%s
Berlin
73
65
—
~
—
April-Oct
7s
Feb
income
M 3s series
conv
107
--
(Kingdom)—
8V2S
Gas
ref
ref
Debt
*59
Jan-July
...Mar-Sept
A4y2s
assented
1958
Booth Africa
(Union of)
4'/4S 1985
5%s extl loan Jan 1968
L,
fitis external loan Dec 1
1968
Southern Italy Dev Fund
S'/aS 1974
Taiwan Electric Power Co
Ltd—
A5Vza (40-year)
s
f 1971
85'A
60
"
73
39%
—
o-.y
6tfes due 1952 extended to
1962—^
ASilesia (Prov of) external
68
301
72%
38
'
—
(interest
A8s secured.external
1962—
A7s series B secured
external 1962
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—«A6y2s 1st mtge s f 1952
95
122
6131
72%
69%
1936
Stamped
86%
71%
60
71%
68%
.
2%) 2012
1
(State of)—
stemppA r>"r«nant
PI""
4
(Interest reduced to
2.5%) 1999
§A8s external 1950
88 %
71 %
71
61
1957—May-Nov
(interest
89%
61%
72%
56
—
May-Nov
to
11
89 '»
a
93
98 "
72%
§ABerlin
(inteic.,-
2001
90
98
Mar-Sept
2
—
Sfuy-TH*T
*ian
96 Ya
71',,
Feb-Auy
61
—
Sao Paulo
8s
convertible
4%s
•
1952
to
2.375%)
cons
cons
Baltimore
63
*80
...
■
Stamped
..Feb-Aug
_.Jan-July
Beneficial Finance 5s debs 1977.———.—May-lVor
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_M«y-Nov
-
A6%s extl secured
sinking, fund
...
—_
55
56
June-Dec
-°V2
1979
mtge 3%s ser A 1970
mtge 4s ser B 1980...
mtge 4%s ser C 1995
cons
97
*69
—
.
6»ar
Jan-July
...——Feb-Auy
48
65
2004—.June-Dec
of)
93
—...
1987..
91
cc o
—
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25% )
Paulo
102 3
1963.—May-lVoi?
1
(interest
2004
1979
debs
subord
subord debs
conv
A6%s
1966—.May-Nov
stamped
(Interest
99
95%
'1
April-Ocf
..Muy-Not
...
Air Line Ry "3'7-4.s
debentures
conv
1st
-
June-Dec
reduced to 2.25% )
7s
—
4
*39
—
—April-Oct
1926 due
to Plan A
90%
10
'
Internal sinking fund
gold 1968
Jane-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to L%)
20n
A7s
15
96%
Manufacturing Corp—
1st
(interest
A6s
.
1995...—...
4s
&. Charl
3%s
4%s
1st
•
April-Oct
1999
94
---—-June-Dec
48
u
1946
pursuant to P'°n A
93%
*98
1962
Mar-Sept
'—.Feb-Aap
61
.Feb-Aug
—
102 Va
89
*90
1984_r._...^.May-Nor
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964.._._:.—June-Dec
Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980..
_„—M-(«=-Sep^
Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972.....——.Jan^Jafy.
General mtge 3%s series D 1980.
—.^Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures I960.
Jau-July
5s
Apr'il-Ocf
(interest
of)—
87%
94%
1
96%
4s
93
*66%
79%
3
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
(interest
—
2
92
191% 193
48
April-Oct
81%
9(5
100
93
—
1953—_____Feb-Aug
Stamped
55%
—
81 %
94
Mar-Sept
1962-April-Oct
—Feb-Auff
'
92
192
^
68
95
100%
1977
debs
lit ref mtge
1946
1976
debentures
118 'A
81:i.
75
debs
Investment. 3%s
61'A
96
I April-Oct
Corp
sub deb
5s inc
subord
1st &
Jan-July
2001-..
6'/2s
•
..
May-Nov
?'<»*"
2.375%)
secured
2006
—
98%
74
1977
•<
Nitrate
& Co
4%s
*56
95%
75
4%s conv debs series A 2010-__:
—
15
83'2
Avco
1961
(interest
■
51%
96%
79%
—
1959—Mar-Sept
44
.
96%
100%
Atlanta
,
55
94
96\\
Feb-Aug
debentures
Stamped 4s July 1 1995.
96
•...
?50
87%
71 %
1969
debentures
General
186
98%
105%
10
74%
3s
101
117
A 10
7012
—
'96%
121%
62
78%
1983
99-
89%
%
debs 1973
Tobacco Co debentures
conv
108
88%
106
70%
debentures 1977
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
101%
91%
1985_r
debentures
debentures
53
79%
5%s
205
186
94 7
99 1
—
1984
debentures 1990
5%s
100
*179
2nd series
gold 6s
1958—
assented
delx;ntures
4%s
205
96
1973
1971
debentures
30
May-Not
1982
1987—
debentures
Associates
'
Mar-Sept
series
(Republic of)
A4%s
8s
debentures
95%
-
99%
April-Oct
-Jan-July
—Apr/7-Oct
—June-Dec
June-Dec
.Feb-Aug
;
..Mar-Sept
.—.——Jan-July
-.April-Oct
1986
debentures
-
95'A
92
61%
Power
1975
debentures
91%
89':
,3%'s
Foreign
debentures
Armour
99%
'
APeru
101
82%
--
107''4
99%
106
I960—...June-Dec
Anheuser-Buscli Inc 3%s debs 1977
^pril-Oet
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995.—...i. Quar-Jan
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984——.—April-Oct
100
97
100'a 100%
.
-
97
98%
*186
extended
to 1968
May-Nop
(City of) 5'/2s extl 1973——
—June-Dec
f APernambuco
jState__of) 7S.1947
—ilftir-Septstamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
7
99
*94
Oslo
.
&
3%s
100
96'A
99%
98 %
*98%
—
-Mar-Sept
1953 extended to 1963
—Mar-Sept
A5%s extl loan
(30-year) 1958-.——Mav-JVor
5Y2S
17
16
203
100
3
119%
119
99 %
Corp 3%s
Co
Can
Anglo-La.utaro
2
*96%
119
debentures 1966
June-Dec
s f debs 1964—May-Nov
3s
Airlines
Bosch
3s
105'A
97%
19
.
3%s
Power
American
5s
.26
991 i
99
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Ltd—
9(53-1
--
—April-Ocf
1970—Jimc-Dec
5s
99%
96%
96%
due
6s
Southern
Great
American
44
99%
.—April-Oct
extl loan 1973—
Municipal Bank extl sink fund
100
91
81%
4%s
46
43
—
s
100
94
198%
86 '2
4'/4S
Norway (Kingdom of)
External sinking fund old
4(is 19.05—_April-Oct
4'As
92
,
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
*91%
3%s
4
AND
*„'
2%s
(interest
1970
10
--
— -
*847jj
3'/4S
(interest
2008—
——Mar-Sept
5%s
13
13
1967-^——May-N$v
3%s
138
to Plan A
2.125%)
*11%
%83
—
16
"188
mortgage
2%s
21%
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant
to
21
138
reduced to 2.125% )
2008—
2—Mar-Sept
extl sink fund
6V2S 1959
ASecured
reduced
19%
"20
1958— —Mar-Sept
Plan A
—
*13
-Feb-Aug
1958.
June-Dec
(City of) 6s of '26 1961—
—June-Dec
due 1961 extended to 1971—
2%s
April-Oct
Minas
Stamped
'
*86
assented
§A4%s
2%s
1963-Jan-July
SAMilan
New
17%
193
1922
,•
(City of) 6%s 1952
Geraes (State)—
ASecured extl sink fund
6%s
84
96
2%s
(1942
3
93%
debs 1988
April-Oct
deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987.—_—_—Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
5s conv subord debs 1977
———-—Feb-Aug
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures
1980
Feb-Auy
—
new
85T8
91%
——~—
A 6s
85 %
*91
American
1933——————-Ja xx-July
8 ASmall
85"
87
American
16
—
(assented to
102
88
American
-Jan-July
—
—
of
6s
agreement)
206
100
-
-
———
8ATreasury
202
100% 101%
Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972:..Jcn-Julv
3'/3S 1984—
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4V2s 1975—April-Oct
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1979
Feb-Aufir
Alleghany Corp ciebs 5s ser A 1962.
May-A'ou
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981 April-Oct
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—.. April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
April-Oct
Aluminum Co of "America 3%s 1964.
Feb-Aug
3s s f ciebentures 1979
Jane-Dec
4'As sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July
3%s s f debentures 1983
— .April-Oct
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 378S 1970— May-Nov
4%!i s f debentures 1980
—_
April-Oct
195
190
--
99*4
'19%
——
A4s
195
101'
94
1st
agree¬
-
100%
94
Alabama
(assented to 1922 agree't)
June-Dec
1945
§ ASmall
High
iy.
97
*„
Alabama
107'/a
48
48
97'/a
216 ".
—
ment)
100 V8
*92
RAILROAD
101 Ve
—
———.—
A4s new assented (1942
agree't)
SA4s of 1910 (assented to 1922
100
AYokohama
214
'*203
103,8 103,2
_
1963-Jan-July
_
100
June-Dec
1978—
conversion
ext
96
92
93
951
„
—
—
Low
191
—Afay-Nov
6s
93
1968—Jan-July
agree't)
—1
ASmall
72'/a
—
(1942
Jan. 1
NO.
,
—Jan-July
agreem't)
Range Since
Sold
4s-4'/iS-4%s external readj 1978
- ___Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
3'/as exterwal readjustment 1984
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley <Dept of)
-Feb-Aug
§AWarsaw (Cityi external 7s 1958—.—
144
142
Bonds
High
*179
.—May-Nov
1979
conversion
External
•
68%
.April-Oct.
.April-Ocf
extl
3%s-4%s-4/;,s
73%
67 'k
70"'b
70
—
A5s
100
144 y2
70
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965
;
May-Nov
5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
—May-Nov
5 A Jugoslavia (State
Mtge Bank) 7s 1951-April-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia)
0%s 1954
—jmie^Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
Mexican Irrigation—
(1942
ASmall 1968
Mexico (Republic of) —
08
a
__
—..Feb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to
1964————Feb-Aug
ANew assented
70 3
Range
Friday's
Low
—
Uruguay ) Republic of >—
" '
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar, bond of 1937)—
.;External readjustment 1979...;
103'/a
99%
68 'A
___
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Japan 5%s extl s f 1974
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6%s extl loan of '24 1054—
y
99 y2
68
or
Bid & Asked
,
.
,
f extl
s
40
104
*100
70
Jan-July
(Kingdom of)
Jamaica
26'/a
131
*102
•
___
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
■
Italian
5 A Italy
371
Sale Price
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—; ' • -June-Dec
86s. 1st mtge $ series 1953-.'^__——
1June-Dec
6s
1953 extended to
1963—
^
—
for Public Works
.
40
33%
.
41%
997/8
30%
4q
29
138
Last
Period
loan of '27 1961.
5 '/as due 1961 extended to 1971—^—
114%
95'At
951 a
—May-Won
Conv
& fuirding
4%s 1966___——April-Ocf
Helslngforg (City) external 6%s I960-,—April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s i 3s 1977-—-—J
an-J\uy
Italian
(City of)
Tokyo
High
104
111
*110
——June-Dec
part
Low
No.
,
June-Dec
Government—
A7s
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
A5%s
-
.
5s
NOVEMBER «
ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
German
(cont)—
International loan
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
series A
mortgage 4%s
Illinois
conv
series B Jan
Light Co—.
debentures
1995.
.
1974.
.
1
2020—-May
69%
78%
83
69'
90
65%
75%
'
:
June-Dec
103
103
102'a
109
Number 5897,,.
yplume 190
1 he Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(1959)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
-
r
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974-^—ApriZ-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co 3'/2S series A 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s series B
1968
Feb-Aug
of N J 3V4s 1987
Central RR Co.
de
Cerro
av
1971
Ohio
&
n>,|p!
89
4%s~
194
8
-
21
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mtge
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58
77%
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1994
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—
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gold
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1st 4s
8
92
98
79%
3
77
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88
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92'%
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mtge
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'
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33
87
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92
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&
debentures
3%s
debentures
86%
84%
74%
93
75
74
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1975
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19^
22
89
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101
__
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99
96
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126
90
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.
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r"
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72
4
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and
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ser
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and
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Harpen Mining Corp 4%s 1970
Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1070
Jan-July
High Authority of the European
Coal and Steel Community—,
6%s secured (7th series) 1975—
Apr-Oct
5s secured (11th series) 1978
Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Jan-July
Hooker Chemical Corp—
5s Conv subcrd debs 1984
Mar-Sep
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-Ju(y
4%s; debentures 1968
Mar-Sepl
4s
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87
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June-Dec
1980
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65
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General mtge Inc 4s series B Jan 2044
100
93%
69
1990,—1/an-July
General mortgage 3'/8s series O 2000
General mortgage 23/4s series P 1982
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
2
93
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93
94%
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80
5
73
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Grace (W It) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4'/8s conv 1978
Jan-July
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97%
70 y8
903/4
90
86%
1980
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,
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conv
General
14
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4s conv debs 1971
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98
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1
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76
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78
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April
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April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3V*B 1971—Mar-Sept
81%
4
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66
66
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78
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59
81
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1970
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55%
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89%
101 y4
79'%
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94%
101
88
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series
3s
64
87%
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56
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81%
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Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates 3%s 1965__Jan-July
83y.
77%
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~
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1st mtge 4%s 1989
101
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3s
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1993__
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1985
1st mtge 3%s 1986—4.
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first coll trust 4s
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1st
66
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__
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f debs 1977
s
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3s subordinated debs 1982
Dresser Industries Inc 4Yes cony 1977
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
lst mortgage 2%s 1979
69
Cincinnati
General
1st
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,
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us debentures 1971
Cleveland
105
62%
61 Va
g3i/4
1969—Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Auy
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Jan-July
3%s
debentures
1970
„
Mar-Sept
Cities Service Co 3s
95
10
4s 1995
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Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2 %s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
83
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1963
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76
5
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99
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1980
debs
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,
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or
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85y4
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99
289
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1992
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95
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104
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101
2
96%
105%
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April-Oct
53
55 Va
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1982
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(1960)
.
Monday. November 9, 1959
.
.
new york stock exchange bond record
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
or
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser
Sale Price
1979_.
3'As series G 1980
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
3 Vis b I debentures 1980
1st
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs
1st
—
86
*80
80
89%
•80
81
81
*76%
76
78%
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
2
75
75
95
May-No*
4%& debs ser A 1979—
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3 05s conv subord debs 1977
—Jan-July
95 Vi
3
88
104'%
U
1-1 -E
Circuit Breaker 4y4» conv
96
Jan-July
AprH-Oot
1982
110
subord
conv
Kanawha
&
1979
debs
Michigan Ry
*85'%
/
—.
104
Apr-Oct
Kansas
Plain
1961
4Vis
__—..—.»—_—.—
unguaranteed
1961
_
Kimberly-Clark Corp 33/48 1983
Kings County Elec Lt ft Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKrquger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Lake
Shore
3 Vis
Mich
ft
registered
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43%
47%
Map-No*
...Mup-Not
Map-No*
2003—
registered
York
59
*51
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—Map-Nov
Ref mtg 4Vis series K 1993-——Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage 3Vis
1983
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3 %s 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972.:
—.—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
....Mar-Sepf
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974 .Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s I debs 1973_May-Now
3%s s f debentures 1973
May-No*
3'Vis s f debentures 1974
May-No*
4%s 8 f debentures 1976.
May-No*
°
Lehigh
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4Vis fixed Interest 2003
70%
60%
*57%
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996__ApriZ-Oct
'
27
*80
Valley Railway Co (NY.) —
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
58
1997.
1997
Refunding mortgage 3 '/as series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
95
115
89
89
*115
Feb-Allf
_Feb-Aug
1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
15
75
RR—
River
3 Vis
1264
•
92%
Aprll-Ocf
stamped
60%
Hudson
Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st nit go 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
'
June-Dec
1964
95%
60'%
&
mortgage
registered
/ Harlem River & Port Chester 4Vis A 1973 Jan-July
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
88%
AGeneral
84
92
-
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*96
.
Mar-Sept
1970
75%
45
.
*45%
■'
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69
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80
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79
75
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93',
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1997
69%
71 ',2
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&
N
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86'%
127
79
75%
;
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
61
70%
92%
trust
Central
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
79
*76
1990
4s
63Vi
71%
...April-Oct
Y
Mortgage
90
100'%
:
*79
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dee
Kansas City Southern R3'.3'As ser C 1984_June-Dee
Kansas City Term Ry 23/4S 1974
Apr-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1983
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961—-Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
90
105'A
69
63 3
1998—<
A
N Y
99 Va
■
75
94
57%
58
series
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
135
107
'
76'%
*75
'
105'A
Mar-Sept
;
32
In
liu
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84'A
\
Jersey Central Power ft Light 27/as 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
43/4b
1
84'A
84'A
82%
Co-
N Y
89%
87
__Mar-Sepl
Jan-July
*81
85%
63
4%s
.7
?Veb s f debentures series A 1977
4%s s f debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
80
573a
3 Vis
1513A 245
78
206
201
204 la
Map-No*
*78
*85
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980 .June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
—April-Oct
International Tel & Tel Corp—
47/bs conv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
High
74%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
registered
1998—
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
96
87
Jan. 1
Low
5
57 %
New
88.
Range Sine©
No.
74
a
-—Feb-Aug
3%s
104 Vi
100
'96
RR
74 3
1977—May-No*
3%s
mtge
Bonds
Sold
High
Collateral
Harvester
Credit Corp
Range
Friday's
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
Aprli-Ocf
N
104%
96
1st
Central
General
07
Term
Consolidated 4s
03
09
07
York
8n
81 Vi
'07 7 e
Orleans
New
285%
81
81 Vi
*82
New
88
75
237
300
or
Bid & Asked
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 lis 1938——Jan-July
jersey Power «3t Ligui js 1974
Mar-Sept
New
80
73
75 Vi
*73 Vi
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge 4Vis series L 1989
International
77 Vi
80',
Last
Sale Price
Low
80
5
Period
High
New
74
*78%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1972
High
73%
May-No*
mtge
Low
No.
707/a
1981—Jan-July
June-Deo
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
A 1979—May-No®
3%» series B
Consol mortgage
NOVEMBER «
ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
98'
96
83 y8
85%
106%
85'2
88
84
93
93
93
93
104
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RANGE
Friday-
BONDS
New Fork Stock
Philco
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Low
suuord
com
debs
1984
Apr-Opt
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs
emuips
retroleuiu
2%s
1979
deueulures
ok
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gen
3%s
f
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Potomac
3%s
debentures
Electric
—
Public
3s
Service
debentures
&
3%s
1st
debentures
and
3'/2s
8s
90'A
V
8
86
24
102
91%
20
87
92
93
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f
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Jan-July
104
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5 A Direct
debs
1973-
96%
96%
96
*87
mtge
6s
.90
71%
88
87%
*80
84
84
1953
adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978
4'As
series
B
series
C
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
4'/2s
1978
Richfield
4%s
Oil
Aircraft
Royal
1983
5'As
McBee
Second
ASecond
Bt
bond
4s
Bt
Paul
Ry
86
Jan-July
1977
104
103
113%
113% 114
June-Dec
V
&
Seaboard
1st
Air
Jan
Beagram
RR
series
Jan
2022
69 %
(Jos E)
4%s
5s
subord
1989
Seiberling
5s
subord
2'/2s
1966
5'As
Oil
conv
Union
Sinclair
;
4%s
debs
Pipe Line
Shamrock
Shell
Oil
*76%
&
subord
3s
conv
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:
f
s
debentures
subord
4
ApriZ-Oct
1982
94
314'
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97%
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95
95
101 %
98%
95%
11
100'A 101'/2
100
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41
99% 100
96
96
98%
40
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112
84
100%
100
June-Deo
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83
94
97
21
93%
78
77%
29
76%
1979
v
Feb-Aug
a
1987
78
__
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78%
72
a;
72%.
1970
2
125%
76
Southern
Indiana
Ry
2%s-4'As
Bouthern
Natural
Gas
Co/4%s
Bouthern
Pacific
137% 138%
137%
Jan-July
First
4%s
Gold
4'As
Gold
Ban
(Oregon Lines)
1969
1994
conv
A" 1977
1st
Term
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
mtge 3%s
ser
A
'75—June-Deo
66
—
90 'A
90'A
93%
85%
Mar-Sept
4'As' 1981
Fran
*63
*120
Jan-July
1973-June-Dec
94
93%
88%
*83%
—
92
35
mortgage
First
mortgage
2%s
23As
series
E
series
F
1986
1996
Jan-July
Jajt-July
April-Oct
First.mortgage 2'As series G 1961
First
mtge 5'As series II
1983
Bouthern
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
coll tr 4'As 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996.—
1st mtge
Southwestern Bell Tel 23As debs
1%s debentures 1983
1985
—
Spiegel Inc 5s conf sUbord debs
1984
*61%
'
96%
*58%
„
101
101
Gen
*92%
—
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96
78 >4
6
included
109
not
117
a
98
997/a
88
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91
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102
100
94
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89
95
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206
207
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92%
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83%
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79
85%
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I 1981—June-Dec
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88
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97
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5
72
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first 4s
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78
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100
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1971
50%
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2%s 1976.Jan-July
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68
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92
74%
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86%
79"
83 %
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—
58%
7
61%
61%
50
*75
June-Dec
—Jan-July
1976
Electric Light & Power
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
included
in
the
year's
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
the
In
in
74%
'
range, d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range, r Cash sale
impaired by maturity.
'
reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
§ Negotiability
.
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; 110 sales being transacted during
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the
85
128%
,
,
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»
under Section 77 of
current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning.'Monday,
Nov. 2 and ending
Friday, Nov. 6. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security Whether
stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
RANGE
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Petroleum
Precision
Acme
Wire
Corp
Products
class
Inc__
Co
Consol Industries
Aerojet-General Corp
Surpass Shoe
For footnotes
Stores
see
page
4
%
4%
4'A
500
512
5%
57B
2,500
21%
21 %
400
7%
7»/a
64
61%
IIII_1
9
8%
l
4
'A
Friday
7%,
67
900
4
Oct
5 %. Nov
Last
17%
7
Jan
Oct
5'A Mar
Aid
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
9'A July
Sep
98
9%
5,300
8%
Sep
13% Mar
4%
5,800
4%
Oct
9'A Mar
May
19% July
Low
Par
,<
9% July
22% July
47%
Jan
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
12,500
135a
33.
6
STOCKS
Low
1
l
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
I_—1
Inc
Aeronca
Agnew
Low
io
Adam
Aero
A
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Investment
Ajax
Discount
&
Petroleums
Alaska
5%
Oct
7% Aug
%
Jan
iy8 Jan
u
.143
85
38%
39%
2,100
preferred
Inc
li.300
84
Steel Co common
Airlines
.
143
4.20%
cumulative
6
%
10
150
120
131
Jan
150
83
Oct
91%
23%
Jan
39%
78
38%
Jan
92
100
—1
High
Low
High
—_50
:—50c
Southern
Power
5%
5%
1
preferred—100
Ltd
Great
Alabama
Wood
Inc
4,600
Alabama
Alan
'
82
51
«r —
92%
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1960
>
6
53%
92%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
I
68
"
—.—May-Nou
1975-.
-
78%
*48
May
1984
64%
*64%
*74%
«»*•
guaranteed 2361
4s
X Companies
77%
107%
93
89%
93%
*94
;
debs
included
100
70
76%
123% 125%
12
87%
65%
96%
95%
73'A
*76%
-
Yonkers
105%
98
95%
72%
^
68
99%
9 5'A
series A Jan 1981—.
Electric Power 2%s
Wisconsin
96
4
95'A
90%
88
Jan-July
1983
Central RR
mtge
100
101
5
~7
Jnne-Dec
Mar-Sept
2004
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
1st
93%
57%
:
*96 3a
88'A
96 'A
17
Jnne-Dec
2008.
Corp 3'As s f debs
4'As debs 1978
Wisconsin
84
60
*100%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
April-Oct
^May-Nov
June-Dec
65
90
1951—June-Dec
Co
&
Wisconsin
Jara-July
88
23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures
conv
Whirlpool
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First
90'A
June-Dec
1951—
1951
4s ser F
first
income
Wilson
100
85'A
93
95
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
3%s 1974
__May-Wop
Power 3'As Series I 1966
Jan-July
Penn
3%s
66'A
83%
—
89%
96'A
Jan-July
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
141%
90%
58
.
82 %
80
mtge 23As ser H 1980_
Winston-Salem S B
91%
92
85%
82
Jan-July
Westingliouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
148
62%
120
--
■
100
89
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
J an-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series O 1979
—April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
^Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
76
Co—
94
90'A
1947
Income debs
Shore
West
Co—
debentures
83'A
73
*82
Electric
Penn
West
78'A
74-%
Jan-July
Bouthern California Edison
69%
87
76'A
65
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
1976
debs
1978
lien & ref
Westchester
85
13
.
74%
66
*94%
1995
___May-Nov
and, ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
subord
5s
37
81
84'A
76%
66
3s series B
Ry
Washington
81%
Jan-July
1985—
85
76'A
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aup
117%
78%
84%
90'A
1968
4%s
Gen mtge 4s Income
91'A
95
i"84%
66
Gen
87%
Jan-July
77
79%
April-Oct
Wabash RR Co—
119%
June-Dec
& Telegraph Co—
90
74
'
132%
90%
79%
Jan-July
mortgage & refund 3%s ser
sef M 3'As ser J 1982
1st
98%
97%
87
74
—Mar-Sept
A
95'A
76
88%
America—
of
ref
First lien
103%
82
Jan-July
1976
series
99
98
87
80
-
*86%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983——.—.—
—Mar-Sept
88 %
110%
47
541
95'A
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wop
1983
84%
95%
**78
ApriZ-Oct
1976
87%
127'A
78'A
89
88
Feb-Aug
&
West
42
84
100%
*98%
Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
fund mtge ser C
subord
conv
Virginian
105%
95
80
104%
83%
*95
April-Oct
debs
F
1st
108'A
85%
—
.
11
51
88%
1991_Mar-Sept
1967—
ctfs
Corp
series
1st
104%
97%
1976
Works Corp—
series A 1947
First and
91
99
146
80
113
*78%
June-Dec
1970
fund debentures 1973
refund mtge
6s
96'A
110
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
2%s debs
3s
88%
22
80
110
June-Dec
1974
debentures
First and
81'A
83
/
__
4'As
100%
90
97%
ApriZ-Oct
1986.
1979__
2%s
convertible
3%s
1986
April-Oct
4s
74%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
117%
991/a
__
72
Pacific—
3'/as conv subord debentures 1969
97
98%
100
*88%
April-Oct
1971
debs
conv
Bell Telephone
debentures
85%
1972
Participating
85%
"•
^_Jan-July
1982
debentures
debs
OIJ
108 %
1977
Steel
* 85
74%
2%s
sinking
Vanadium
83
80
*75
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States
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23
§A3'As assented series A
78%
76%
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1983— Feb-Aup
debs
debs
f
s
4a/os
debentures
3'As
1
„
Marchant—
debentures
2%s
80
80
75%
2%s debentures
Steel
.
75
75
1989—Jan-July
E
ser
impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
of
debentures
8A6'As
91%
78
9 7'/a
*80
5A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Deo
82
68%
90'A
98%
§A6'As debs
81
84
%r " "96%
104'/2 106
f
s
United
Corp—
2'/2s
Oil
Bocony-Vacuum
23As
»
105"
Feb-Aug
___May-Nov
Jan-July
1979—
3.20s
Gas
Corp
Smith-Corona
5'As
75
„
80
■&.
June-Deo
-
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Bouthern
701/4 '
84
18
1
RR 2%s
debs
United
77%
69 3A
81
92%
92%
3
California
Corp
f
s
2%s
76 3A
69'A
I;
86
99%
& coll tr 4'As 1978
debentures 1978_
80
Rubber ~Co^"
conv
Service
7
*83'A
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
Co
71%
55
73 %
§ A3 'As assented series C
15
68%
1989_Jan-July
1980
1982
&
70%
84
88%
92'A
and
ref
Co
debentures
Gas
92
78%
88
-
99%
3'As
Co
Cent
Rubber
S.
90
71%
76
77
73'A
& coll tr 4'As 1977
4%s
120'A
70'A
90%
77'A
June-Dec
1st mtge
133
83
*70 %
70
May-Wop
1972
debs
Roebuck
Oil
§A3'A» assented
11
70 %
May
Mar-Nov
1977
& Sons
debentures
Bears
85
85
—
3%s series C 1990,—ApriZ-Oct
Orleans
New
3%s sinking
90%
106
Co—
B
debentures
debentures
6
69%
Mar-Sept
2006
Bears,_ Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
99
Ry—
certificates
Line
31'
84'A
'78%
88'A
debentures
4%s
157
84
80'A
77'A
May-Nov
May-Nov
1970_;
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971—^.
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
94
10
104%
*74%
Jan-July
Depot
3s
f
s
RR of
3%s
95
103
*71%
'
New
mtge
3%s
86
84%
3%s B 1971
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-Wo«
8cott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
8covill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
_Ja?t-July
Bcloto
*
95
Co—
inc bond certificates Nov
Union
86
1997
A
A
Louis-Southwestern
First
Second 4s
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
ser
115'A
82'A
Uijji,ted Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
100'A
92%
92%
I
CD
114
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
1st
4s series
income debs
114
1971
mtge inc 4%s ser A
4s series B 1980
mtge
A 5s
1969
1996
6s
Francisco
mortgage
1st
!
*92
87'A
*85
Jan-July
April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
refund M 37/eS
Electric
United
U.
1977
debs
conv
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
1st
*92
ApriZ-Oct
debs
conv
6'As
Lawrence &
Bt
—
and
Pacific
193'A
96
1
Corp—
Saguenay Power 3s series A
Bt
I
82%
*80'A
1970—April-Oct
series B
3'As
first
1st mtge
debs
Gas & Electric
General mortgage 3'As series J
Rohr
*96
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester
& Pacific
Oil of
194
193'A
.Feb-Aup
Debt
M
refund M
2'As series C
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
226
194
May-Nov
93%
84
Orleans RR—
New
Refunding mortgage
87
226
_May-7Vo0
92
88
83%
May-Woo
.
98%
85
—
88
Louis—
St
of
and refund
Union
721/a
80
1973
Assn
and
Union
93
83
RR
86%
88
84
May-Wop
Jan-July
1972
Vs
*85
Jan-July
Jan-July
84%
102
91
,
144'A
70'/a
debentures
2%s
*91
Mar-Sept
1973:
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_AprZZ-Oct
1968
—__May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
1st
mtge 3'As 1982
May-Nov
104
101%
debs
Pacific-Missouri
3s
92
6
71 %
*_„
%
1,332
128'A 131%
,
_Jan-July
1982
First
88
96%
130
4'As
(Ohio)
debentures
Union
93
81%
Co.
Tol & Ohio
78
85
82
82
Feb-Aup
93%
Co
Tri-Continental Corp
89
75
*87
April-Oct
1950—
3
Tidewater
170%
82%
__
85%
mtge 6s 1D52_.
5AConsol
156
156'A 156' 2
*79
Mar-Sept
Tobacco 3s
93%
Oil
Thompson Products 47/as debs 1982
110
85%
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975:
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
93%
Term
97%
85%
Rheem
80'/a
General
94
104
II
Oats 2s/aS debentures
1964
Jan-July
Corp of America 3 'As conv 1980__June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995_May-Nov
J)
89
April-Oct
:
78:A
32
&
Texas
98%
88'A
90%
104
June-Dec
:
95%
41
First and
Texas
92
Radio
(R
119
1Q6'A
105
48
82
First
81
123
80%
&
Texas
89 3A
94%
98'A
impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Company <Thei 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
81
69
80%
Refund
101
.80
91%
1968_Jan-JuZi/
2037
99%
85
__
105
Quaker
Reynolds
95%
79
June-Dec
1975__.
90
103 %
79%
Terminal
93'A
95
97'A
2%s
72%.
96
91
100%
*83'.
mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1977
68
93
90 »/4
91*7^
1972
debentures
11
•
*—
Mar-Sept
mortgage 5s 2037
mortgage
68
Swift
99 A
51
97
80
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
91 'A
91
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
4%s
68
*100
Co—
mortgage 3'As
85'A
87
High
92
98
—
Sunray
94
Jan. 1
Low
—
102% 103%
103%
Range Since
No.
April-Oct
debentures
2%s
97%
86'A
96'A
April-Oct
1982
Bonds
Sold
High
Jan-July
1988
3%s conv
1983—
97%
s?
106'A
4%s
(Indiana;
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
*93
"/I
May-Won
refunding
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and
76
Standard
5
Friday's
*98%
Standard Oil
91
72 '/a
87%
or
Bid & Asked
April
2013
4%s
gold
California
ol
Oil
llrst
98 3A
68
—
J— '
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debentures 1974
Jan-July
4%s
120'A
8b
Oil
Standard
96
102 'A
Internl
Standard
-
"
1963
First and
.
Gas
365
•
—
*86%
May-Nov
Electric
102'A
91'A
—
87%
—
Jan-July
1973
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
97
ASpokane
114
*98%
May-Nov
1983
12
88'A
97%
87%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
3s
913A
105'A 106'A
April-Oct
Co
5
Period
High
*98%
April-Oct
1986
Power
debs
conv
99%
Interest
Exchange
Low
r
April-Oct
1862
Low
255
"87
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/2s 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
No.
98'A
*72'/a
Consolidated
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
91%
10?%
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s ser J
1964_Ma2/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
6
BONDS
Range Since
Soid
99%
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3'/2s 1964
Bonds
96
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 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4%s
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
6%
6%
6%
2,100
6%
Sep
8%
Aug
Apr
Oct
Oct
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1962)
.
.
.
Monday, November 3, 1959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
American
JH
Engineering Co.
Corp
warrant*
A tlsts
Pictures
Paper
Inc..
—»
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
1
Corp—;
——I
Inc
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
American La unary Machine
Meter
3%
8%
41%
800
11%
11%
22%
5,800
15,100
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Writing Paper.
Co
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Carnation
Nov
Carolina Power &
Sep
Feb
10%
Jan
Jun
51
May
19% May
38%. 40%
5% Aug
900
11%
12%
46,700
45%
800
"
46
3
7%
8%
4,600
43
37%
43%
16
Central
Jan
46% Aug47% Aug
36
Jan
12% Jan
Apr
30
17%
5,300
10%
4%
4%
4%
2,800
4%
2%
2%
2%
3,200
50%
Jan
20% July
4%
Jun
Jun
31,700
%
100
14%
Jan
1% Jan
22%' Jun
200
6%
Sep
1174 Feb
6%
Jan
9% Apr
Jan
8
10,600
87b
8
Chemical & Film Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd
17%
ia%
89%
88%
90
I
31%
31%
32'2
4.600
I
5974
57',4
59'%
11,100
21%
20%
21%
14,400
91%"~32%
2,200
6 74
200
26% July
Jun
Oct
99% Mar
Clark
Sep
41%
Clarostat
Jan
69 % July
Jan
Arkansas Power & Light—
preferred
warrants™™.
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
.
1
preferred
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd
Electric
American
Coast InduB
Coast
Atlas
Jan
Fe'o
36% July
11% May
26%
4,800
1
1ft
6% Mar
13% May
2074
10,700
10
1
Line
2974 Mar
Sep
1
,1%
.12%
874
5%
Oct
2%
Feb
37%
100
102%
100
Jan
106% Jan
Inc
•
•
800
1%
Jan
500
51%
Sep
2,100
2%
Oct
11%
3%
4
55%
55 74
6,700
36,400
8%
Sep
2%
Oct
3
3
Ip
Mining
2%
55%
374
2
10«
3'/a
10%
12%
12%
13
5,100
9%
May
6% Jan
Audio
17%
17%
18%
4,000
15%
Feb
3%
20
Jan
Jan
Inc
10c
274
3
Automatic Steel Products Ino com_—1
Avten
Inc
non-cum
class
preferred
I
InaubUics
ci
7% Mar
Mar
9%
ii%
4,700
7
Sep
14% July
25%
17,500
17
Oct
2574
35
Jan
50 Va May
Nov
de
los
American
Banff
Oil
26
27 74
350
1
26%
26%
2674
500
16
3 %
3%
3 v2
2,200
1
1
1%
9,100
\
convertible
class
r
of
fOp
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
Corp
60e
Inc
Co
25%
8,600
18%
700
27%
.27%
27%
2,600
6
Ltd
ord
,
96.
95
96
23%
22%
24:!4
Rubber
Mills
common
13% Mar
Apr
12 Va
2ft
2ft
35%
94
Sep
100
Feb
18
Oct
27
May
Jan
16%
400
1%
Jan
2f0,400
474
Oct
.
1.200
22,400
1111
Sep
12,300
33%
Sep
dep
3ft Jun
46
Jan
_
800
7A Mar
9}3 Oct
1,600
9%
•
7% July
36%
367b
700
7%
11%
1
7%
11
4514
713
'
1U
12%
44
4514
62,800-;-. •
45,600
351%
41 Va
Sep
Oct
Jan
11
15%
900
29
Mar
17
16
17
600
15
Oct
15
15
1.000
14%
Oct
15%
Oct
2,600
1,100
674
Nov
874
Feb
8
Nov
674
la
874
14%
13%
6,100
13
Sep
7%
6%
147b
7%
3,300
6
Oct
%
7%
7%
600
8%
8%
874
800
274
27b
2,400
8
674
7
9
1
ord
15%
1514
15%
709
2.50
97a
97b
10%
5,200
shares__3s6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc.
Burry Biscuit Corp
14
__1
12Vao
674 July
Apr
8% Jan
10
1
.
Vb
l'i;
2%
14
Jan
Sep
Nov
1074 July
b Vb Aug
1474
Nov
12%
Feb
874
Apr
'
12%
Jan
9%
Jun
4Vb Mar
July
974
17%
Feb
Nov
13%
Jan
10,900
%
Jan
314
37b
300
274
Jan
77b
7%
5174
17
3% May
8%
3,900
6%
Jan
%
4
Feb
74 Mar
10 % Mar
C
Calif
Eastern
California
Aviation
$3.00
preferred
$2 50 preferred.
6% preferred
Calvan
Consol
Camden
Fire
23%
23 %
24%
5,600
207b
Oct
2%
2%
3%
11,500
2%
Feb
1
18 %
•
common
&
Gas Co
1
0*u«aa
I
Co Ltd
preference
tiouijierii
•_
Dock
For footnotes' see
Co
Lto
Ltd
page 33.
•
23%
Jan
61%
Jan
3% July
4%
52
Jan
60 % Mar
3}},
33%
100
33
Oct
6%
77b
20,000
6
Sep
5
Feb
5
Feb
Oct
38
Mar
26
7ft
•
vtc.l
Sep
5774 Aug
46
Sep
54% Sep
3%
Oct
26
Oct
3
Mar
30
30%
200
1,000
20
Petroleum#
Dredge. &
1874
Jan
5% Mar
33%
1
5
.
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd—1
Bros''
C'
Ltd
;
•
Canadian
5,200
50
Oil
Canada
6Va%
1974
AO
Insurance
Canada Cement
18%
50
36%
3
—
ft
3%
18
3' J
18
14,100
25
29%
28%
Jan
38
500
7'/4
7%
,1%
..
1 VB
20
2674
674
3,600
650
53
400
li!
13
74
10.600
357a
7,600
4
Jan
25 Vb
%
4
140
May
53
Nov
Apr
1% July
Nov
6% Mar
Jan
2474
5174 Mar
574
974
Oct
514
514
57'b
22,300
274
5
.
Oils
Co
..10c
CO
1%
Co,
Varnish
&
Feb
19%
Oct
Sep
40
Jan
2534
26%
3,800
18
Jan
26 V2
Oct
24%
25
2,700
20%
Sep
25%
Apr
300
774
Sep
10 Vb
Jan
May
67a
Jan
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2%
Apr
7%
5%
__
1
1
500
5
1
19,100
10,000
2074
20%
2,300
1874
Oct
23%
7VB
774
1,200
674
Oct
10Vb Mar
4 Vb
4%
13,200
274
Jan
7%
8%
12,700
7
13%
14%
4,400
1074
Sep
Sep
400
63/s
Jan
8
474
Oct
8%
H Jan
1%
Apr
7%
8
5%
5%
1
5
1,300
8,500
15
8% Mar
Sep
Apr
7
Mar
10 Vb Mar
2274 Mar
Mar
' 8
Jan'
33
33%
300
26 Va
Jan
33%
Nov
1774
1974
11,300
1714
Jun
19%
Nov-
1874
16
ifls<
1674
400
1674
Sep
21%
Feb
1874
Jan
20%
Apr
14%
~~
Feb
18% May
14%
14%
100
Jun
1674 Mar
1874
20
6%
~7Vs
Sep
6%
1,600
474
Jan
10% May
Zl
8,1,.-
7%
8A
6,300
.4%
Apr
3%
14,300
2%
Jan
4174
11,000
37%
Nov
85%
300
7%
Oct
1074 July
Oct
if15Va Jan
50c
3 74
6
(Md)
3
38%
37%
7%
—
5
10_
CO—
common
50c
vtc
class
A
-3%
7%
Nov
1814
200
1774
Apr
%
114
33
74
13,300
33
20
29'
Jun
Sep
Jun
Apr
3ft Nov
4% July
Sep
850
42.
Jan
Aug
Jan
5
12% May
1974 Jan
-
274
Jan
3274
Sep
46% July
74 Jan
29
Oct
38%
&
-..%
iV
36
Co
38%
-1,900
1
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Corporation
Manufacturing
50
374
774
18
•
Oil
-
10
374
—
2.50
Co
41
900
7%
374
•
preferred
American Oil Co
10%
417%
25c
_i__
774..
10
CrownxCork Internat'll/'A" partic—
Crystal Oil & Land Co
13 %
•
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Central Petroleum
Tobacco
July
1.50
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
2
574
5 %
•
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Creole
Petroleum ;
&
Jan
5 Vb
5%
1
Cott
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Drug
5%
IS
1%
•
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
6% Mar
1274
b
&
Sep
1974
Distillery Ltd—
Inc
Nov
3.000
20
non-voting
5%
10,000
10c
voting
B
Jan
Apr
38.400
g
\
A
Jun
174
_i0c
Co
Apr
9V»
18%
1
Inc
12%
35
Corp—_20c
Corp
10c
Corp
1074
24%
50c
Inc.....
Jan
Jan
Nov
17 VB
1
Electric
11
25%'
1
10
1965
30% July
33%
Machinery—
to
Feb
7
Jan
17%
*
Stone
134
Jan
Jan
4
34;%
_•
Ltd__
&
1974
•
vtc
Equipment
2%
2,990
34.700
10
...
Products
11,300
11
Oct-
Jan
Jan
33%
1,700
4%
3374
414
34%
1174
108
Apr
8% July.
US Jan
lft Sep
12,200
51
1
Jan
6 Vb
Class
$1.12
July
11V4 Mar
32
500
Class
Crovn
Feb
Feb
6,100
(H)
Coro
1%
24
Feb
974 Mar
12
Oct
15% May
4
May
79,300
i"«r
37 %
>
11,600
4
%
Oct-
D
Daitcli
Crystal
Davega
Stores
5%
preferred
Dairies
Corp
50c
12
147-j
1
514
lOc
A
7%
20
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class
D. C.
12
2.50
common
12%
2,800
7%
3,100
1434
714
14
650
514
5%
414
4%
1,200
-1274
1274
1274
1,700
32%'
,32%
11% May
3,800
414
A
20c
Dejay Stores
Dennison
7% May
Jun
474 Aug
3874 Aug
33%
8%
50c
Mfg
class
A
debentures
Desilu
—100
Productions
Detroit
Gasket
Inc
3
5
common
;—.——1
&
Manufacturing
1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
,
/
„
Apr
Nov
31«
35
common
8% Mar
16 %
5Vb
.
Jan
Transit System Inc—1
Class
11
May
13%
Jun
4V« Mar
3 VB
140
600
32%
300
29
Jan
10
135
Sep
25,200
14
Oct
2974 Mar
Jan
1874 July
474 Feb
140
1674
14%
18%
12
11%
12
-274
.
9Vs
274
600
Oct
Jan
374
4Vb
27,400
1874
1874
800
174
4,800
1774 May
74 Sep
1074
1,800
10
97 b
200
38%
147
Jun
Feb
Development Corp of America^—
$1.25
preferred
Dilbert's
———1
Oils
Quality
—I——10c
...
1st
preferred
Co
25o
:
•
,
ri
1
10%
1074
dep
Diversey
rets
;—_~10
ord
reg—...—
—
lc
Corp
Ltd
Steel
Dominion
Tar &
Dominion
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
$2
Coal
&
Inc
Co
Duke
Power
Oct
22%
2274
22 74
3,900
1574
1614
16%
17
*
10 %
10%
10%
1074
9.500
500
•
Jan
12 % Mar
974
3074
9%
9
974
5,200
9
73b
774
8%
12,000
6
-
Nov
15%
2974
Oct
3874
Apr
Oct
19
Apr
Apr
Apr
8% July
47% Aug
4074
—
3274
3074
33%
21.500
1
8%
8%
9 74
8,600
874
Oct
.5
2774
2774
30»2
500
27%
Nov
—*
4612
4614
43 74
4714
8
914
3U
311
4
57 b
5%
6%
37% July
15 Va Jun
1,800
Oct
34V4 Aug
53 V4 Jan
Jan
974 May
3%
1,000
1
Jan
Apr
6
'11,400
10a
19
1,900
8
1
Jan
974
650
•
—...
Mar
2374
2074 July
97«
Laboratories
26
Jan
3014
—
Feb
1374 Jan
Sep
1
1
•
Feb
15
.—7.50
Co
3
10
200
31
24%
15
300
.
Jan
21% May
100
1
16%
1674
Jun
4ft May
Rubber Co Ltd—
Duraloy
dep rets ord reg
(Tlie%Co
=r.
Durham
Hosiery class B
Duro
1074
——32.50
Co___
B)
1014
*
common
Co
(Allan
1014
•
Oil
Harris
DuMont
Jan
974
....
Ltd
Ltd
Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
4ft Oct
,1674
174
500
2074
__
stock
Co
(The) Corp
Douglas
974
Apr
,
•
ord
Chemical
preferred—
Dorsey
Sep
9Vb Aug
■
■
-2%
;
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
'
20
1
Petroleum
Dominion
Feb
Aug
374
974
;
10s
Diversified Stores Corp
Dome
174
14 Va
Ltd—
■
Amer
21% July
Oct
.
Supermarkets—
Common
7%
Ltd
\
common
Test
Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co"
Dynamics Corp of America
374
Jan
574
.
Sep
8
'
•
8V4
May
Feb
1
23%
2374
2474
400
23
Jan
32 % Mar
•
25%
2514
26
400
25%
Oct
39 V4 Mar
474
Jan
12%
40 %
Jun
1
10
974
1074
35.200
41%
42 34
ieo
41%
41%
109
Apr
Jan
E
May
1074 Mar
5% May
33% Apr
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp common
$7
Iron
preferred series
$6 preferred series
A
B
Edo Corporation class A
Eldei
Mines and Dev Ltd
25
42
1
•
—
3074
175
'
160
*
1
11%
1
1u
11
1 %
12%
8,300
1074
4,200
1%
•
Nov
32
■
Mar
Jan
7%
Paint
Corby
85
25
9%
600
128
1974
53
•
7%
121
122%
l
Manufacturing
Oct
2374
10c
American
lOo
Inc
Electric Power
9%
614
Cooper-Jarrett
Diuilop
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
29%
200
9%
29%
"
1,700
674
Diesel
Jan
15
6%
Jan
25
%
~6!4
Sand
Distillers
8% Jan
May
N6V
1474
24%
"*614
Devon-Palmp'
912
10
Company
rets
Feb
July
934
Mines Ltd—
American
974 Mar
9%
£>0o
common
Corp
(The)
34
42 74
1
Buell Die & Machine Co
Hill
Nov
Oct
87a
1
60c convertible preferred
serial preferred
Bunker
Feb
Apr
Jan
oil
36
_•
6%
Buffalo-Eclipse
3 Va
6 %
350
Apr
7%
31
37%
__
Burma
Feb
4.300
6674c
B„.
new common
Buckeye (The» Corp
Budget Finance Plan
43%
30c
Co
class
25 Va Aug
15% Apr
35% Jun
30 Va
36%
Jun
70
2%
35%
io
Company
Apr
Jan
300
5%
5%
6 %—6 7B
•6 Mi
Mar
30c
common
Ltd
2
5%
9
24%
6%
6,500
7374 May
1
Shoe
Curtis
4%
9%
i
preferred
Bruck
Jan
Sep
Sep
4
22% May
Jan
5%
64%
28
5
Corp
Cubic
900
39
£1
New class B common
B S F
10%
18% Mar
5% Mar
40
Jun
£l
.
A
Oct
£1
reg
Company
Brown Ferman Distillers
Oct'
Mar
100
387«
•
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
6
39
1
.
dep rets ord bearer™
class
600
350
24%
i
Amer
4%
3,800
6%
19%
6%
19%
•
American Oil Co
American Tobacco—
New
17%
16%
16%
Nov
66%
25
Mining & Smelt Ltd
"
20%
Consolidated Royalty
Oil_._____%—7%
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc..
1
4%
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
7%
Continental Aviation &
Engineering
I
14
Continental Commercial
13% Mar
45%
Jan
2%
66
Consolidated
16% July
Jan
14 7a
44,200
6%
ext
Cuban
Jan
12,400
,3%
■
66%
10
Connelly Containers Inc
Consolidated Development
Jan
6%
2874
214
75.
2 ft.
..4
Community Public Service.
Vtc
23% Apr
1474 Aug
Jan
1
Caribbean
Compo
974 July
Jan
674
2774
2814
2.50
;
Jan
17%
6,700
414
Farm
4% Aug
41 % MaT
474
1.900
1074
24%
Co
10% Jan
11%
790
21
314
Oil
Jan
800
874
Feb
Jan
18
774 Mar
974
974
Cockshutt
Nov
300
25 %
i
Co
rets
Coastal
Sep
2,200
8%
25%
1.50
______
dep
8
734
21
22%
Colon
1%
43 ',4
8%
preferred-100
Aug
2874 Aug
2%
774
374
Aluminum
3%
12%
7%
u.*
Manufacturing Co
Amer
Club
Cuban
1,000
Jan
10%
Crown
27%
Mar
23%
Crowley Mllnei
10 %
•ft
574
1
6%
Jan
43
_•
Petroleums
1774
Mar
26
500
200
1
2A Jan
19% Oct
\ 13% Feb
34,100
I
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Brown
Jun
12
Jan
12%
7%
43
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20*
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord__*
Amer
1%
74
~374 ~4
8%
In;
Breeze
British
Apr
Oct
74
5%
_„lc
Clayton & Lambert
Clopay Corporation
7%
1
174
"4
I
prior cumulative
Chemical Co Inc
British
4,500
23
17%
J
&
8% •> 9%
^
1
(H C) Co common
Britalta
'-
25
.1
5%%
Brillo
Oct
4%
4% Sep
7
Apr
100
17%
■
25
Brooks Inc
Bourjols
974
4%
4%
1
Canada
Belock
Blckford's Ino
Blauner's
Blumenthal (S)
Borne
26%
Jan
1 *
7.50
Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
Beck (A Si Shoe Corp
Telephone
ft
4%
BS«
A
Bearings
Bohack
42 V2
3
50c
.
Bobbie
3%
,
.
i
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic
Incorporated...
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
Bell
'
Andes—
shares
Ltcf
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltdw—•
Barker Brothers
Corp
--TV.
Barnes Engineering Co
6%
7%
11% Jan
Jan
15
_lt
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco
16.500
28%
Sep
Feb
674
871)
.1
Apr
Sep
Co
Cook
Apr
2074
& Gas class A...I
Feb
6574
108%
2
Inc.—
Clary
Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co
Corroon
Luc.
11 Va
Sep
Sep
Manufacturing Co
26%
H
Bailey & Selburn bil
8
49
74
10
..
May
100
100
common
l/o Mar
16
800
56
5%
1014
1
Mining
Corp
Corp
Materials
.10%
I
8%
*■
Oct
74
21
.1
Continental
5
pfd.
America
16% July
Jan
2,300
8 VB
•
Industries
25%
Corp
of
Continental
10o
_
Corp..
Colllertw
3 %
500
Mar
4% Jan
.
10c
A
Electronics
!*-
"5
"5
~5
Apr
64
Ac
11%
Avnet
Jan
Apr
17% Aug
42% Aug
Sep
21%
101
July
32% Mar
1274
574
100
Ltd
Controller
Consol
102
•
Sugar
Consolidated
Ayshlre
Apr
374
Sep
1%
12,700
2
%
36%
37%
3
1,600
13%
1%
12
2,600
3%
3
3 %
I
Development Corp
10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants.—
Atlas Plywood Corp„,
I
Non-voting
Feb
2 i*o
Aug
7io July
It
Co
Golfo
Devices
Nov
Tel—
Atlantic
del
21
CI
reg
participating
Atlantic
Atlantica
21%
5%
Feb
14 V4
11%
•
1
Oil
Cinerama
Colonial
—
&
Jan
Industries—
dep rets
Tel
A
Sep
11%
3,000
7%
7%
23
40e
Stores Inc
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Class
7%
5 7(i
2.50
Associated Food
Associated
5%
4
Convertible
31%
1
Asamera
Jan
100
88 %
101
Armour & Co
2Vb
Jan
99
2
;
Consolidated
Christiana
Chromalloy
13%
46%
74. Oct,
10 % Apr
5
3,600
56
Co—
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc..
Chicago Rivet & Machine
30%
8,500
17%
Mar
Co
Oil Co
88
13,900
20o
100
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
1174 Mar
iS
8%
1
Corp
Corp
preferred
Century Electric Co...
Century Investors Inc
Chamberlin
J';
8%
1
conv
Charter
7%
1
Arkansas
Associated
$1.50
Jun
500
V.
12
10
Power
4,800
4,500
'13 Vs.
•
Central Securities Corp common
Apr
5%
2.40
%
5.50
America
18% July
87's Mar
27
12%
5
Inc___
1{& Jan
Nov
1 is
—1
Light $5 pid.___
High
Sep1
6%
6%
°
13
6c
.
....
Mar
Sep
11 %
1
...—.
preferred..
Potver & Light 4%
Central
Chief
shares
Anken
Aro
3.50%
5
19%
7.
16.600
•
37
%
74
2
1274
Nov
19%
20e
4.71
of
Hadley
Feb
274
11%
Co
&
Maine
Oct
31
11%
Instruments
Central
Oct
19,100
16%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
4.72%
Cenco
Aug
1474
31% Sep
7% Oct
M)
Corp
42 Va
Jan
.•
Co—.
(A
Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Castle
Sep
38
74
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
(J W) Co
;
.1
Casco
Products Corp
•
38%
45%
6,600
6%
Jan. 1
Low
1 Vb
Carter
8%
33
—J
Products
9% Aug
Range Since
High
I,1,:
partic pfd_-10
Canal-Randolph
Corp.
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
86
Low
1%
Ltd
Minerals
14 va May
5,700
6%
5%
5%
12%
•
Ltd—.
Ltd
Williston
2274
Sep
11% Sep
Oils
&
Petiofina
Feb
72%
7,700
39%
Corp
of
Dal—I
preferred
I
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Northwest Mines
Jan
1%
20
Shares
1
Canadian
8%
40%
SI
A
Mines
13%
for Week
loc
-
Canadian
Catalin
Equip Co
class
13%
65% Mar
Can
Ltd
Oils
Marconi."
11%
250
43
11% May
Oct
1.000
7%
42%
1314
——•
American
American
Oil
79
7
.
Jun
Jan
32
950
42 74
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—21
American Petroflna Inc class A...
—I
Amurex
Jan
5% Mar
JU
Co—
Co
5%
5%
50c
American MARC Inc
American Manufacturing
American
Jan
300
78%
7
20
Feb
3%
4,700
40%
79
—1
Co_
Nov
7
4%
9%
——
6
600
20%
2274
i
____
3,500
10
1174
Alsco
Canadian
44,800
4%
41
Allied
Canadian
% July
12
July
11% Oct
4%
4
4%
Corp—
51% Aug
18
7%
10%
4
5%%
convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc
Corp
Javelin Ltd—.
Jan
Sep
11%
6
6%
11
——
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Allied
Homestead
12%
16.800
16%
14%
1674
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
34%
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Canadian
Amei dep ret* Amer
Aigom-Uranlum Mines Ltd—
Alleghany
<i
American Stock Exchange
Algemene Kunuusija* A V—
All
NOVEMBER
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Pari
WEEK
IOR
for Week
Last
Sale Price
RANGE
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
,
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
Jan
189 %
Jan
177
Sep
Jan
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
2V4
Jun
.
Volume
190
Number
5897
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1963)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Par
Electric
Bond
SS* Share
Electrographic
Low
—5
Corp
19
18 %
18 %
19%
5,700
9%
9%
10%
5,500
1
El-Tronics Inc———
•——-?c
Emery Air Freight Corp
——20c
Empire District Electric 5% pXd
100
Empire Millwork Corp___————-1
$2
24%
18%
Sep
Sep
16% Mar
International
1%
47,100
1
25%
2,700
19
Jan
94 %
Aug
~9%
10%
2,900
28,400
Jan
.
3 %
3%
40%
40 %
610
%
4,900
10%
700
10%
Sep
13
$1
9%
Jun
7
Jun
12% July
11% Mar
6-
10%
9%
9%
9%
7%
7%
10
6
800
:t
S;% Mar
18,500
ait
Jan
139
14%
Jan
%
Pabrex
Corp
-—::
A
1
Faixchild Camera & Instrument
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
(2
preferred
1
9%
27%
11,500
12%
Jan
27%
50%
Jan
214%
500
July
18%
27%
Jan
30
U
Oct
May
1% Jan
Sep
8
lit
;
1'.
4,400.
1 li
4
4%
24,800
G Va
6
6%
5%
5%
6
6,200
3,700
10c
12%
16
1
•
12%
8%
l
1
13%
8%
12*
8"?
9 %
4,800
J an
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
18%
10%
Nov
20
150
176% 180
176%
Nov
180
13 7 ii
13%
13%
31,200
'114
1%
1%
6]H Jan
2,100
4%
5
3,400
47
1,900
1% Oct
4% July
34% Jan
Company—
1
(Geo A) Co—
47
—5
44"
15%
3
Power
Co
common
General
;
Khi-Ark
3%
5%
5%
19%
6
May
107
Jan
3%
3%
6,300.
36
38%
25,100
10%
.
10%
1,400
3!'8
29
.
10 V'4
8% Aug
Oct
88
11%
ft,
4,900
6%
12%
600
•ul—f
Jan
Jan
27%
1,200
20 y4
Jan
1,300
1%
Jan
5%
1,600
IS
!:•
Hi
10%
10%
11%
12%
2%
2,000
2%
29%
7»/2
4
1%
1%
45:%
2
>
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
35% May
14'/a July
Feb
16% Mar
3% May
7,800
1%
Oct
%
Feb
7,500
35%
Jan
56%
Apr
6
25
2,600
Jan
8%
Feb
25
125
5
.
"
5%
5%
6ii
4,000
2ft '
1]S
2
4,800 ~
.
•
ft
24 y2
2
Aug
B
22 %
22%
100
1%
1%
19,400
Jan
18%
Jan
1114
10%
700
iy2
Sep
9
50c
,
26
5% July- ft; -•-"'13%
lVir Oct
5 Va
IIV2
10%
1%
24
■
:
Jun
49
6
25
;
10c
2%
2%
2
13%
13%
13 %.
Hastings Mfg Co
Hecla
Mining Co_.
Corp
Heller <W
4"
E)
& Co
Dreferred
5%%
pfd„
Oct
8%
Jan
13 V*
22%
3
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Oct
Feb
18% May
13% Apr
Radio
Electronics
&
Highway Trailer Industries
b%
convertible
Killer
Hoe
Aircraft
Industries
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Home
OU
Class
Co
Ltd
4%
4%
4,800
3%
Jan
6% Mar
6%
6%
6%
2,300
4%
Jan
9%
May
1%
5%
30%
100
1%
Oct
2%
Feb
8
Jan
33
~5
29%
8%
4
27%
8%:
9
7,600
3%
Jan
5,200
23%
Oct
2,200
44%
43%
44%
800
68%
73%
8,200
94%
94%
96'
19%
12% Jan
49% Jun
Jan
76
Aug
92%
Sep
100
Mar
71
160
Jun
75
Jan
2,400
6%
Nov
2,500
4Va
Jan
6% Mar
4,100
57/a Jan
8% Jan
12% May
19% Sep
1%
6%
13%
1
25c
10
12%
~4%
4,%
10%
12%
1
11%
3
2.50
8
1
14
7%
14
13 >4
5
400
II,600
10 3 ii
400
12%
2,400
3%
2,300
8%
1,000
14%
1,800
25c
2%
2%
2%
4,200
5
31%
31%
31%
800
i %
66,300
3%
200
60c
1
1
43
43
—1
——
-
common
A
_*
1
3%
34
*
x33%
43
100
34
12%
15
*
•
Co
120
34%
(Harvey) Inc
& Refining
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
—5
1
3
42"
Jan
36% Mar
2% Apr
4% Apr
Oct
54
Jun
Oct
Oct
2,100
29 V;
34
Nov
5,100
12-
Oct
21%
Jan
2,500
11%
Sep
21% Jan
40% Oct
58%
120
58%
123
400
150
34%
34%
97
300
70
33%
Oct
97
Sep
10%
800
10%
58-
60%
745
55
66%
6T«
7
400
Mar
53 % May
120
Sep
10%
59 %
5
2.50
15% Aug
3% May
Sep
29% Sep
14%
5
*
18% Mar
4% Apr
10% Apr
13%
97
1
Hub bell
Humble Oil
Jan
7% July
Jan
Jun
Jun
7%
2%
28
58%
100
.
2%
Nov
12%
10
—
Jan
6% Jan
10% Oct
6%
13%
*
Bearing Co
(Geo A) &, Co
Horn & Hardarl, Baking Co
Horn
& Hardart common
5%
preferred
Motors
Jan
8"
Mines—
class
8% May
30
4%
Corp
new
6%
Oct
Jan
66
Feb
138
Feb
38%
102%
Jan
Feb
Lc
Tourncau
5.u
Indianapolis Pwr
Apr
68%
Jan
Sep
14%
16%
10,600
10 y8
Feb
10% Jun
20 % Mar
29 %
28%
32%
7,800
22%
Jan
35% May
■
&
Light 4%
Hardware
Industrial
Corp
Enterprises
Steel
Industrial
Plywood
Co
7ft
r
'
i a
it;
32,700
4%
22%
21
23
1,300
21
•
38%
37%
38%
4,700
Inc
8%
8%
"4%
~4%
50c
1
Apr
Apr
12%
Feb
14% Mar
100
2% Sep
5% Oct
12
Mar
8%
1,000
5% Jan
9
Mar
_4%
300
11'/a
5%
6
4
(R G)
Apr
7IA
NOV
3% Mar
500
'
7%
14%
33 y4
35%
Macfadden
6 Va
6%
37%
11
11%
24%
25 %
17% July
32%
Sep
40
4%
200
1%
1%
1%
Sep
14% Mar
Jun
Jan
Oct
20
25 y4
Jan
31 % May
Jan
lOVa
7,200
Jan
7% Aug
7% Aug
'
3% Mar
Jan
1
12%
12%
13
9,700
1,100
12%
Sep
20
Mar
30c
-2.50
51%
49%
51%
8,300
45%
Oct
62
% Mar
30%
30%
350
27 V4
Jan
34
Jan
2
U%
10%
11%
1,900
10%
Oct
15% July
13
13
13%
1,300
10% Jan
26
23%
26%
9,000
15% Jan
lc
Mangel
Stores
,__10c
10c
1%
Communication
I*td—-
Co
Maule
Industries
(J
McKee
Mead
W)
(A
Inc
_«■
Johnson
&
Co
1
Co.—
21%
22%
900
30%
4,300
23%
Jun
30% Oct
16%
17%
4,600
15%
Sep
22% May
28%
15,300
13%
10,300
12%
8%
8%
Iron
5 A Mar
11% Jan
10% Jan
8%
1,400
29%
69%
69
70%
7
2,700
3,000
10,700
6%
7%
16%
16%
500
1%
37%
1,000
2,600
21%
3,300
19%
2%
32% Oct
54 %
Feb
32
Sep
82% Aug
8% Jun
5% Sep
12
Jan
36%
35
12%
20%
17%
2%
12'%
14
14%
800
10%
28%
28%
31%
15,900
28'a
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
5
50
•
100
ilOc
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Airlines
12%
RR
pfd
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp of America
1
29%
Jan
4,300
19% Sep
17% Nov
25%
Jun
2,400
2% May
400
16%
16 %
800
22
21%
22%
1,600
6%
6%
Warrants
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
1
12% Sep
Jan
18% Mar
31%
10%
34
13 V4
Jan
21% Oct
5%
34
100
34
12%
13
500
12% Nov
99%
34
34
50
200
31
7%
8%
7,500
3%
3%
800
"%
fl;
39
la
42 %
30%
32%
8,000
1,100
8%
9%
5,600
8214
8214
20
Jun
Feb
7»/2 Sep
3
5,800
39%
8%
Sep
97
19%
Oct
Nov
Feb
Feb
29
Mar
8
Mar
38
Jun
Jan
99%
99%
Feb
3% May
15
Jan
Nov
500
30%
1
Molybdenum
115 Mar
59 y4
16%
8%
"ctfs"
Inc
18 Va Mar
~% Sep
31% Oct
6j/4 Oct
50c
Miller Wohl Co common.
Missourl-Kansas-Texaa
%
preferred..*
Piping Co
convertible
2%
1
__I
18% Mar
Nov
1
10
!
Inc
6'/4 July
37% May
17% Jun
27
"l%
1
Corp
Jan
V
18% Feb
27
1
Ltd
Co
Microwave Associates,
Mohawk
9
24% Mar
Jun
y.
1
Mesabl
4%%
\
28
1
.
21
7
24%
12%
.1
Refrigerating Co
Island Mining Corp
Midwest
Apr
118 Apr
19% Mar
7% Oct
29
.
1
.
Co
Hone
2%
Oct
% Jan
'
17
3
InC
&
Mlcromatic
%
6,600
10,900
21%
27%
•
G)
Menasco Mfg
1'/»
11%
£1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Mays
1
9%
14% Aug
July
30
30%
7
—2.50
2.50
warrants
Co
.
10,100
1%
11%
-
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new.
Marconi International Marine
Martin
%
.
...50c
50c
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co—
16% Mar
104 ya May
Jun
39
20% Jan
4% July
% Sep
1%
Sep
Jan
52%
Apr
41 y4
Jan
33
21
Jan
8% Sep
13% July
31
Oct
90% Jan
88
July
.
4.40%
preferred
:
100
4.80% preferred series B
——100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
'Montrose Chemical Co
1
Moody Investors Service partlc pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
6% cumulative preferred
4
Mt Diablo Company
-1
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Muntz TV Inc
—A
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
J,
—A
2.50
——10
—»•
50c
90
—
90
20
82 y2
li6%
146%
100
3,600
13 Va
12%
1314
46
46
46
25
Oct
141 y4
Sep
12 y8 Sep
44
2%
4% Mar
3%
Apr
4%
4%
600
4%
Jan
1614
1714
1,800
16y4
Jan
166% 168
3%
2%
3%
19%
20%
32^8
32 5 ii
33
14%
147h
1514
3114
7%
~7%
200
138
Jan
50% Feb
Feb
16%
20%
20%
Jan
_4 "2
167
97% Mar
92
Apr
157% Mar
Jan
1% Jan
4V'a Jun
7V» Apt
24% Jun
180
3%
98,400
1,500
19%
Oct
28%
Aug
Nov
Jan
400
28%
jan
37 V4 Mar
3,800
7%
Jan
16
3114
200
31%
Nov
36%
7%
8,700
B%
J&n
12
July
Apr
May
N
Namm-Loeser's Inc
8%
8%
8%
1,000
3%
Jan
12% May
9% Sep
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating <fc
514
5 Va
514
6,900
5
Jun
7% July
3
514
514
5%
2,300
4%
Jun
——-J
7%
Nachman
11%
Corp
Napco
»
Milling Co
Bellas
Hess.
Brewing Co
(Mich)
National
Electric Weld
Machines
Sep
National Petroleum
National
Presto Industries Inc
Oct
National
Research
Feb
National
Rubber
9%
13% Mar
,
6% Jan
11%
1
Feb
90
Jun
10%
2,700
25%
.
Jan
Jan
9%
200
15
1
_
Publications Inc
14 %
Oct
Oct
35% July
9% Aug
26% Aug
4% Jan
270
6%
-1
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goc's
48
7%
19% Jan
Jan
7Vo
42,300
Oct
100
6 Va
Jan
5
-
15
200
5%
14%
33«%
8% Mar
.
25%
7,400
10
1
Mack Trucks Inc warrants.
Sep
78%
107ii
35%
5
Sep
110
75,8
10%
33V'a
35
"5%
Chain
34%
200
3% Jun
7,000
Jan
6% May
Oct
5% Oct
.
2,300
1
24
81
4
15%
Oct
4%
800
15%
Inc
Oct
MJU
80%
6
3%
._3
12%
5
pfd—100
23%
23%
M
National
National
—
2%
6
25c
National Casket Company
7%
new—10
Electronic
20% July
Jan
Jan
July
3,000
2%
6
:
6
28 y4
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
National
£1
Feb
17
100
15 Va
cumulative
13% Mar
91
July
15
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Industrial
"2%
13%
27%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord
reg
Imperial Color Chem & Paper
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
13%
5
Lefcourt Realty Corp
Leonard Refineries Inc
July
1 %
6%
—.
Electric
~4%
7%
com
Hormel
Howell
Oct
4%
.
&
Oct
6! it
Inc
Co
B
Hoover Ball
7 %
62%
7%
—
&
600
200
8%
63
Feb
9% May
34
May
11% Mar
74% Mar
4%
common
International
(Henry)
8
62%
10c
1
Holllnger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holt
28%
Jun
"6%
Corp
A
Hofmann
8%
28
6% Sep
27% Sep
4%
.10C
;
14%
3% Feb
20
19
Nov
.10c
preferred
(R) & Co Inc
Class
Hoffman
200
1
28%
1U0
Manufacturing Co—
2,100
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
%
—25c
Herold
Klgble
18%
23
.100
-
}H Feb
21%
Jan
72%
Helmerich & Payne Inc——
Uci^uieo
Gallon Products Inc—.
4% Jan
Sep
18 V'a
18%
400
«
Inc—
Nov
%
21
21
3,100
I,100
—
2 %
5,400
21
5
7%
2ac
.
Rubenstein
Hell-Coll
7,400
18%
Metal & Thermit Corp
21%
m
2%
%
—
20% Jan
6%
10c
4%
i7«
Sep
21%
—
Jan
2%
2
10
Lithographing Co
1%
%
13
6%
—2
3y4 Mar
1,800
2%
1,300
21%
—
Apr
2%
2%
13,000
-25c
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltlne Corp
Helena
2%
1
1
46%
12%
1% Sep
1% Jan
15%
Inc
Merrill
—10c
;
Jan
30
14y4 Jan
28%,
Corp
Merchants
Hartford Electric
Light—.—;— -25
Harvard Instruments Inc
—1
Havana
Industries
Mar
11'% Mar
*
Jun
10 y4
2,800
2%
1
—
36% Jan
700
5
Co
Apr
15
19%
II
Inc
Sessions
13%
Oct
Nov
3
6
Hydraulics—^—,————50c
Stores
&
Jan
5%
47%
30
Plywood Corp———
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Harnischfeger Corp
Sep
700
,■
—10
Corp of Delaware
Locke
14 Va
2%
1
Co——
Jan
Mar
28
2,350
1%
2%
—3
—
Larason
Lams on
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkcnheimer (The) Co
Lynch Corp
11 Vs
10%
1
E Corporation-
8
.A.
Nov
8,500
1%
2
2%
1
Jan
1,100
.
.
12%
common—60c
Harbor
75 pesos
1
Ltd
Oct
200
1
39
1%
1
Inc
Mines
Feb
2%
~5%
Great Amer Industries Inc————10c
Hartfleld
Shore
10%
Grand-Rapids Varnish-———-——-1
Gray Manufacturing Co_
5
Lamp
Apparel
Consolidada S A
97
Sep
Hall
La
102
Oct,
Corp
Jan
45% July
13% Mar
Oct
&
L'Alglon
Apr
%
H
33%c
1
Sep
5%
Western
GOO
2
7.50
July
6%
8%
18V*
:
30%
20y8 July
101
Jun
,
91%
22 y4 May
Rubber Co
87
25
9
500
Inc—
29%
12% Mar
...4.
16%
Corp
95
'
88
~9%
400
A
...
La key Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
38% Aug
24% Oct
Aug
Sep
6,230
Industries
10
15%
Nov
18%'
&:
40,100
15%
10c
12%
33%
Company
28,100
4%
18% July
5
5
(I B)
Hotels
15%
91%
20% Nov
17,400
18%
Land
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
19% Aug
27% Mar
32 %
Films
Oct
15%
Nov
Jan
%
Guild
8
7% Sep
Hi Oct
50,600
ft
20
17 y8
32%
Gulf
2
■'
4-
29%
1.25
1
20c
;
Lake
4% Mar
18%
Gulf States
3 Va Mar
100
100
.'
4
Grocery Stores Products
13,200
IV* Jan
3% Jan
.
600
17%
10%
9c
5,700
2.50
Company
8% Mar
Jan
1
Gfeer
Oil
4% Feb
Sep
16%
Grldoil Freehold Leases-—
Griesedleck Company—-—
Oct
Sep
16%
14%
1
Co—
30
20%
12%
3%
37%
10c
Co—
Mar
15%
17%
24
Chemical
Apr
8%
36%
5
23
&
27% May
14
15,100
10%
14%
5
23%
Mines——
82
Jan
5ya Jun
20%
La Salle Extension University
Inc—_—i———5
Manufacturing Co—
Nov
14 %
37
Kleinert
Lanston
15%
Gorham Manufacturing
72
20%
Leesona
14%
Corp cl A
1%
8%
91%
•4%
5
Oct
—
'
Western Financial
Great Western Producers
6% preferred series A
A
15%
1
1
Knott
Oct
Nov
15%
*
Inc.
Feb
.1
Feb
*
15%
Great
.
25c
(Del)
7
.
Great Lakes Oil
Co
37
•
Consolidated
2,500
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
2% Aug
1% Jan
4 % July
2,900
i
1
Goldfield
27%
:
.4
50c
pfd_100
.
Kobaeker Stores
99%
*
Goodman
25%
1%
Oct
•
*
Products
27
8%
26 Va
1.
~*
Co
(Adolf)
2,500
2
,1,000
1
Gilchrist
Seal
7%
9%
27:.; j 27%
*
1
Glenmore Distilleries class B.—
Gobel
3,100
7%
2% Sep
40
18%
1%
17%
1
~lU—.———
300
72%
16%
8
14
1
Gold
Corp
'5% Jan
48
2,300
—
*
;
2%
72
8%
27%
50c
Corp
2%
■
16%
7%
.
Giant Yellow knife" Gold Mines
Gilbert (A C) Co„_
Co
~2%
;
1%
36,100
'■
Genung's Incorporated
Union
22% Apr
12 Vb Apr
3% Mar
22%
£1
Georgia Power $5"preferred——
Globe
Oct
Kirkland Minerals Coi^ Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Oct
Sep
20%
..i
—
preferred
10
20%
1
—
$4.60
8
15o
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Mar
35
25
—:
General Indus Enterprises.—;—
General Plywood
"Corp
General Stores
Corporation
Transistor
99%
~3%
—1
General Electric Co Ltd.—
American dep rets ord reg—
General Fireproofing
General
600
99%
1
Builders'Corp'common.
Corp
:
38%
1
5%
convertible
preferred
General Development
1
37%
100
——
300
L
•
5% preferred
Gehmaa Mfg Co_—:
General Alloys Col,—;
8%
—1
—10c
Inc
51
-,
24
Jan
8%
'
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
G
Ga tinea u
Industries
Kawneer
Nov
£1
Feb
7
1
Kay
Apr
Brewing Co..——__1.25
(The)
Industries
Kirby Petroleum Co—
*
——
Oct
10%
7,900
——
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Oct
38,400
30%
8,700
16%
K
Feb
7% Jan
9% Feb
14% July
12% Mar
500
13%
Canada—
5% July
5% Sep
2,900
21%
Corp—■
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
-
12,000
8
16
15%
10%
v
4
32
18%
1
Jupiter Oils Ltd——*,
Jan
14
Oct
Feb
15%
pfd—100
1
Co
Nov
14%
10%
147 \'z Mar
31 %
10o
Glass
Nov
15,500
14%
14%
2.50
Ford Motor Co Ltd —
American dcp rct's ord
reg.
Fox Head
Freanillo
Aug
214%
4 ft
:
;
14
'
187
1
!
Sep
Kaiser
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Fuller
24%
5,100
1
Corp—
Sterling Iuc——
Flshman (M H) Cp Inc.
Common
11%
25o
Firth
of
2614
210
1
financial General
Motor
9%
30
.
Faraday Uranium Miues Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Felmont Petroleum Corp—
Filmways Inc
Ford
11%
34% Apr
45 V2 Jan
Nov
1
Jetronic
—1
Sep
114%
18%
33V3C
—
Jan
Jeannette
(Max) & Co class
16 %
21 Vo
31%
Class A
Jan
12% Aug
800
Oct
15%
1
Oil
1,100
30
9
5
...
Israel-American
13%
30
100
10c
Manufacturing
Irving Air Chute—
High
2,500
13%
—1
Jan. 1
Low
13%
116%
1
Ltd
Range Since
High
9%
9%
114% 120
29%
5
Royalty
Fireman
Iron rite
Inc
F
Pactor
America..
Holdings
Iron
Mar
25
Low
1
North
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
60% Mar
Nov
%
17
'
Investors
6 % Mar
Sep
;
17%
10
17%
.
40 %
1,000
7%
25c
or
6
Corp..
of
International Resistance Co
Intex Oil Company
Feb
3%
614
Co
International Products
12% July
;v 40%
Shares
International Petroleum Co Ltd
2*4 Mar
9% May
3% Nov
Homes
International Breweries Inc
33% May
104
1
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
Eureka Pipe Line_.
v
Insurance
17
Apr
May
26"% July
Inland
21
—10c
convertibe preferred--—-—
Esquire Inc
"'
38
Jan
1 Vu
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common——1
6% cum 1st preferred—-—
10
Ero Manufacturing Co—
1
'v
Oct '
14%
24%
for Week
Par
High
23 %
1%
Sales
Range
of Prices
§
American Stock Exchange
700
7%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
NOVEMBER^(^ r
14,400
24%
~9%
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Low
23%
19
—1
Equity Corp common.—,™
High
24%
*
Electronic Communications
Electronics Corp of America
RANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Mfg &
Starch
Stores
Ltd—
Corp
Machinery
&
Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd.—
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
Co
7%
—1
25c
2
1
10
50c
*
10c
—1
8
2%
1
5
1
12
214
200
10% Oct
8%
Feb
10,300
4%
Jan
10% Aug
300
2 %
Nov
3% Mar
23% May
16%
~3%
17%
800
11%
16%
12
200
3%
1078
11
3%
11
.
20%
23%
31
33
15%
31%
191'B
23
20%
15%
11,300
1,200
9,600
30
16
27
July
July
18
Jan
2-ft Sep
10y8
Jan
15% Jan
Jan
200
17
1,000
30
Sep
15%
Oct
Apr
Oct
25
914
~3%
Jan
11% Oct
9%
500
7%
3%
3%
800
3%
415 Mar
13 y4 Mar
39% May
29 y2
July
39% July
19% Feb
10% Feb
5
Mar
31
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1964)
.
.
.
Moiiday, November 9,
1959
american stock exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
National
Union
Nesile-Le
Electric
Mur
Co——
New England Tel
new
New
Iaria
New
Jersey
Min
&
Mexico
& Arizona
Pacific
Coal
Park
Process
New
Superior
York
New
&
York
~1
Oils
Nipissing
1%
loo
li
.
14=o
190
2-
Sep
22 fa Mar
ft Sep
1 ft Mar
■
1%
10
=
110
%
3,000
3 fa
Jan
San
35% Nov
29*/2 Mar
17 %
Feb
1:,
%
ii
T0*4
1
6
12,400
lft
9=1
5 Tit
1
1
1
i»
<;
1,000
1%
Sep
8,600
9%
Nov
6
2,100
5% Sep
1,600
10
36
35'i
36
36*2
36 f4
36%
250
1
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
2Tu
2 Tii
3 f ii
2,100
21.1
30,200
6f a
3,600
6
1
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
("Def.)
84
82%
2%
lOo
1%
-
40%
f*4%
Oct
9,800
%
9,900
Feb
1% Jan
Petroleum Corp—
20c
4'
50c
20 7»
201 it
22'
1
_
33 %
33 T
34
—
Ohio Power 4%%
preferred
OkaJta Oils Ltd—
;
Old Town
Corp common
90
—100
40c cumulative
prelerred—
;_7
O'okiop Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a
Opelika Mfg Gorp
~2
.
fa
50
86%
Til
f)
Hi
•
2=
8.800
ft
1,600
2%
2=
a
t
4=4
72
72 7 a
1,750
1811»
18=4
19
\
21«n
21%
21%
7
7
4.1
,
1
■4 b
a
7%
1%
4%
21
16%
Jan
22
Jan
10
Clay
Products
10
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric G7e
5 % (/o 1st preferred
5%
1st
preferred—.
25
redeemable 1st |/ eferred
—25
redeemable 1st fM series A—25
5%
5c/o
4.00%
4.50%
redeemable
lit preferred—25
redeemable
$4.75
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power &
Ltd
Petroleum
24
Oct
22 %
Sep
26
22%
Sep
23 fa
200
22%
Oct
26
Jan
21%
200
20%
Jun
23%
Jan
23
Jan
217a
200
86 fa
88
410
83 fa
83=4
21 = 4
871
j
fa
82
412
4%
180
Jun
100
123
Nov
120
80
Sep
4=
,..
2.300
3%
14 =
11%
12 %
4
32.000
11=4
11,800
7%
Sep
Sep
97
97%
50
96%
Oct
19 fa
17=4
19%
5.000
16%
Oct
31
28=i
31
1,600
27% Sep
•
vtc__2 Bol
2%
12 ft
9%
2%
2 fa
18,600
1%
1 ft
Company
1%.
9%
9 ft
9=
1
14-%
Feb
Apr
8%
8%
9=8
7,600
6% Sep
9%
13,700
lfa
400
4
19 fa
13%
102
Oct
18
200
14%
Jan
15%
600
14
Feb
17% Aug
17% Aug
11 Tii
6,000
Jan
14 % May
4 fi«
4
9
9
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—
——-ft—_—-2.50
-—
.Peruvian Oils & Minerals-.
1
Phililps Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
———
4 f4
1,800
^=8
2,700
.
-~8%.
VJTfa
33 fit
1%
8=ii
8%
67 fa
68%
33 ft
1
•
.
700
35 =i
1
,
7,200
Jan
14% May9
Dan
0% Mar-
,
60% Jan
75% July
22%
1,300
iW
5%
3% Oct
7% Jan
7% May
6fa Jan
38
Jan
■
Oct
1% Mar
13 Sep.
■
—
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel
.Phililps Screw Co——
35%
38 fa
3,500
6 ft
36
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Co—10 pesos
6=8
800
23%
10c
1
Materials
&
Scale
Polymers
——
Poloron Products class A
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
Breston East
-
New
85
84 7
85=11
—•
Inc„10c
W
12%
-1
(Del)—2.50
H
11%
16
43%
15 fa
10%
1,600
59.".
25
~2%
^
67%
•66
34
1
6%
•
2%
2,700
67=4
nr
200
600
5ft
GT'a
17 = 4
18%
16
10
21,300
•
700
16%
10
1
.
'
33% x34
10
Jan
67
4.32%
4%
13 fa
4
Apr
83
Jan
40
Oct
8Ji Mar
21
Mar
10% Jan
17%
Oct
9% Oct
11%
Jan
83=a
83%
84
150
33
33
33
1,000
-
80% Sep
90
Jan
Oct
44
Feb
27=4
27%
28
2,000
32,
18 fa
62%
64%
900
46 *A
Jan
90
22 %
3
21
23%
9; 800
18%
Oct
23%
1,800
211
Oct
8
Mar
23%
Jun
29
Sep
5
i
28%
Jan
Oct
May
Nov
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp_
2Ta
2]jf
2 Tii
Investment
1
29
29
100
43%
41%
47
23,000
—10
Raymond InternationalTnc (new). -3.33
27%
25 =
a
28%
9,700
Rath
Corp
Packing Co
$1.25 convertible
Real
Estate
Trust
Reda
of
18%
20%
3,200
18%
Nov
10%
10Va
400
Oct
preferred
10 fa
Sep
14% Mar
-20
21 fa
2 lfa
21%
100
20
Sep
25
1
12 fa
12 fa
13
12%
Oct
19=/,,
20%
600
8=
10=«
71,400
-—1
Soundcraft
Corp
—5o
Foil
Industrial
Resistoflex
lfa
—10
-
lfa
1%
44-
31
46
6Tu
20,200
2%
30,700
32%
6%
6
2%
2Jo
iW
4=
7f
6,200
7-
4
4
36 %. Jun
Oct
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
1% Jan
2,100
7ft.
4%
Jan "i
Sep
2%
41.600
47u
Ta
ft
•
Nov
4'/a-Mar
34! a
33
'-r'
6%-Jan
6% Sep
13-
Jan
31Ta
600
42
Sep
.
Mar'
6,200
48=s
48
187-
Sep..
45% May
4
"4=4
6,600
3,100
3
12 7 a
13=i
8,400
13-
4=4 Oct
5%
•;
1
7*2
7*2
22%
32
Jan
6%-July
47%. July
,
,
Feb
7% May
18% Sep
25%!Vlar
30
38-
54%
54
55
220"
24%
24%
800
23!
23%
300
50
100
preferred—
25
25
),300
400
1,400
9% Mar
Sep
Feb
Petroleum
Co
Inc
Corp
21!
Spear & Company
Spencer' Sho^ Cor^„
Snprrv Rand
Corp warrants
Inc
—
—
Corp
class
22% -Feb
19%
Sep
22.
3%
Nov
5%- Jan
ll=a Jan
17%-Aug
6% July
10% Jaii
151
3 ',
.
70
200
72%
2%
4,700
8
a
15 = 4
12%.
19,700
7%
8%
■11%
1,200
11 = 8
7%
500
13
12%
13 =
25%
24%
25=a
9*4
•
Jan
9%
16% Apr
15%
Feb
Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
Oct
21% Mar
Nov
28
9%
8 % Mar
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
21% July
Oct
72
July
700
12%
Feb
17 %
July
2,100
21%
Sep '
17%
18%'
500
61 !b
63%
1,000
14%
14 1
4
14%
1
23%
22%
23%
1
3=4
3%
3%
11%
11%
1,100
10 = 4
10
10%
300
Ltd
1
Starrett
(The) Corp common
50c convertible
preferredStatecourt Enterprises InC
Statham Instruments Inc
10c
11
25c
I
8
10%
-
6
July
7
Jan
14%
Jua
9%
Oct
18-
Mar
7,400
500
9% Sep
15% Mar
5% Feb
3!
4
11
14% Mar
32%
90
32 7
85%
8,100
90
a
23
Jan
43
325
31
'
•
71
Jan
94% July
Jan
10
Jan
26% July
23%
5
--
■,
23=a
300
20%
20Ta
300
-
15%
Mar
July
18% July
15% Jan
"3
Mar
25
16% Oct
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
5% Mar
6
1
9
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
2% Jan
% May
2% Oct
22,700
iV,
—
•
Sfteel Co of Canada
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
3 1
3 '.4
—50c
,_j.
=it
=8
5% Mar
2% Oct
%
3
3%
19,600
20
Jan
24*%
41 Tit
41
41=o
800
30%
Jun
46
_1
24
24
24
200
21%
Apr
Aug
26% Aug
1
36
34Ta
36
6,450
33%
Jan
44
•
13
12
13%
1,300
12
Nov
16% Feb
_10c
Co
•
Stlnnes
(Hugo) Corp
Stone Container
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
9
Co
Stylon Corporation
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tqoi & Die Co
6ymington Wayne Corp warrants
1
3=8
—1
3%
3%
3%
11,100
14,000
~5%
Oct
Apr
Jan
3%
Oct
5%
700
2%
Oct
4% Mar
1,409
5%
Oct
9% Mar
17%
400
14%
Jan
17!
300
14%
3%
4'»
2Ti
1
Apr
4%
2% July
27a
5'.2
6
Mar
Inc
4%
class
B
7 fa
Tampa
Electric
Taylor
Technicolor
%
Sep
12% July
3% Mar
Jan
41%
3,400.
11 fa
8,000
19%
Nov
54% Jan
14% July
36% July
4,500
6%
Oct
9% Mar
1
12 >2
12.
12 = 4
25',2
19%
27 7 4
7=
8
247»
29%
21,100
22
Oct
2%
2%
500
2
Sep
—III
8%
dep rets ord regis
£1
1.50
—
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
7
.
Sep
Jan
46
3%
Apr
Jan
.300
—1
4 fa
8=a
8 fa
800
8%
Nov
12% Mar
4 fo
4%
1,900
18
18'%
700
13
77=4
18 fa
79
160
76 f8
July
Sep
4,000
4%
Nov
7% May
Aug
7 fa
~4%
4%
4%
6%
6%
6
5 fa
5%
4 TV
17
ft
500
3%
6
Jan
5%
700
5 fa
Oct
4%
4 fa
5,900
4%
Oct
16%
17%
1,200
16%
Nov
5% Apr
24"% Aug
86%
Jan
Aug
Texam
Texas
Oil
Thew
—
Thorofare
Tilo
'
.
Amer
Co
Inc
com
Ltd
Park
Cuba
Oil
Lux
4%
4,900
3
Mar
7ft Oct
7%
3,100
6%
Sep
12% Jan
3%
1,700
2%
Jan
5% Jun
4%
3%
10c
9=8
9%
1%
411
19%
2!'2
10c
121
10
a
1
5%
Sep
2,700
2%
Oct
6,200
9
Jan
47a
16,300
19,600
1,500
10
1=8
3,800
75
1%
19%
20=8
1
Class A
comi
Condi.
2%
97
Nov
2 =
8
2=
8
14.800
1%
i.
12 Va
500
8%
31
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
ll =
Jan
Feb
3% Oct
Jan
17
Mar
10 %
24
22
Oct
22
Oct
14
July
34% Feb
600
24
29
29
29 =
28%
Jun
36
Jan
24
Aug
2,300
8
21%
1
'22
600
17% Jan
26
26%
400
25% Sep
81
82%
400
81
3%
4,300
2%
Feb
Apr
3% Aug
900
6%
Jan
10 y4 July
Trust Co Ltd—
Co
Inc
class
A
5
26 %
81
—
;
8%
3%
8%
9
'
ft
11
%
"ft
10%
,11 la
,
...
20,800
.2,500
%
..
90
Nov
1%
1
50c
7
4
Jan
Oct
Jan
Sep
Oct
38V* Feb
-
Max
lft Apr
14% Mar
of America—
|
k
10%
8% Jan
3% Jaii
1
V -p
■
17% Mar
Oct
1914
2,300
%
Apr
7% Mar
Oct
88
19.300
90
ft
3% Mar
22%
3% Oct
8% Sep
1 % May
1
Industries
Transportation
Triangle
ITa
89
90
*
Jan
4
7
2%
13 =
1
Corp
67a
6%
2%
11%
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4]A%
preferred——100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance
Corp class A
1
Cont
3%
6T0
2 =8
13 = 8
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Trans
6Ta
277/a July
97/a Mar
Todd
Trans
4f 8
54% Mar
16
25c
Inc
Inc
Trans
Jan
41% Feb
5
6% Mar
20%
3 fa
3%
Amer
1,000
9,750
1
preferred
Markets
Roofing
51
23=a
10c
Shovel Co
Thorncliffe
49%
21*4
1
Inc
Light $4.56 pfd
70c convertible
8% Feb
49%
1
Corp
Thompson-Starrett
18% Aug
Sep
17%
Jan
Jan
22=ii
_1
Corporation
&
a
8
20c
Industries
Power
4
7
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texstar
a
10
Corp
Corp
8% Jan
,
1.25
33.
Co
Tobacco Security
50o
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue—
16 T
Thriftmarket Inc
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc.
—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F— -100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A—
50c
Rolls Royce Ltd—
page
28%
—50c
Roosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc_
lfa Mar
ft Oct
17
16 T
Inc
Television
1,500
17 !i
9
Inc
Jan
57,900
8
10
International
22
8
common
preferred
cumulative
Teleprompter
45%
A
common
17 "
—10c
Cable Co
.
16=4
17%
6.200
2314
22%.
26%
".1,000
13% Feb
22%
22%
39% Feb
Nov
~
24% Aug
.
3% Sep
800
11%
'
Mines
\
Jan ^
4% Jan
61
17*2
62*2
_10c
"'■
24%
7,200
9
84
„
Jan
12
1,700-
4
Oct
4%
:•
250
9 V4
-
Apr
200
1
B
23=8 Jan
500
1
Co
Standard-Thomson
2(J!41Sep
400
2Tu
15=4
_•
Standard Dredging Corp common——1
$1.G0 convertible preferred
20
Standard Financial Corp
1
Standard Forgings
Corp
1
Standard Oil
(Ky)
10
Products
19% Sep
100
500
7=4
4.
72%
11=8
;
1,200
2i7a
21.
3 %
7=
1
1
Inc
53% Mar
14'a
~7=i
10c
-
57 % Mar
Jun
3! '4
3*4
5
—
:
Aug
46
13%
2
1
Southland Royalty Co
a
20
20
2
—
Feb
20%
20=a
25
2E
Feb
26
25Ta~Mar
53
50
—25
Line
a
60
53% July
22% Sep
22% Sep
—
25
-
Pipe
Class
■
17% Mar
9V2
Edison—
Materials
Talon
j
Jan
10%Mar
Jan
41% Jan,
13!
Aug
59%- Aug
Jan
5
5%
TV
5=8
-
41Te-Aug
124
31%
California
Uranium
.
li Jan
ft Sep
4%" Nov
35
22%
Southern
ADr
18
1,000
=
ft
10
7 fa
Corp
V
28% Oct
125
31 = 8
Southern
Oct
44',4
Corp
see
15,500
221 is
Southern
13 fa
45
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
For footnotes
8
1.400
—_1
Inc
Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Amer
~9%
—50o
Reliance Insurance Co
Arms Co
30=4
32 (2
1
preferredpreferred—
Tel-A-Sign
.
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp_
Republic
22%
19 fa
Investment
America
Republic
Oct
Oct
10%
Reis
Remington
47%
31
1
Pump Co—
Reeves
27% Aug
19 fa Jun
common
Reading Tube Corp
28
31%
1
-
preferred
&
Feb
29% Aug
T
Co
—1
Rapid-American
i,
cumulative
Stroock (S)
54
19% Jan
% Oct
*
cumulative
B)
Mar
Jan
99%Mar
47,000
•
cumulative
(J
Sep
48
250
j.;
1
R
Ramo
!
4.24%
Stetson
29
•,
1
%
——12.90
Stanrock
Jan
28=4
—
28%
•
Jan
72% Mar
50
y;
4=4Mar
Feb
88%
36 %• Jail
•
.
Oct'
:—•
Stanley Aviation Corp
21% May
27a
192%
500
Apr
8% Mar
1,200
'
.
18% Feb
54
r:
Sep..
'S.IOO
ft
1
Co
Co
Shares
.
Jan
88
.
15=,4. Oct
Jan
29
—
1
Tube
20% May
24% July
Feb
6fta
!a
3
215
—
5,000 fr
Oil
Jan
700
100
.2
4.08%
f
Standard
1,000
20c
—*
A
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.48%
Standard
Jan
*-•
—
class
cumulative
4.56%
.
9
f
-
43% Mar
88=4
215!a
•
.7%, Jan
•
%
Apr
l=»Mar
21G*i*
3
100
-
Calliornla
4.78%
98% Mar
57%
14%
509
original preferred
—25
4.88% cumulative preferred—
_25
14% Sep
9=A Aug
2
Sep
61% Jan
15% Jan
4% Sep
30%
—25
(Howard) Paper Mills.,
Jan
Oct
29%
3
4
Feb
Jan
30%
5%
Mar,,:
35
!!
^ CC
Standard
2% Oct
14% Sep
10 fa Nov
1,000
10 fa
8%
1.9% Feb
5% Aug
32
200
16
1
1
-
•
100
2%
*
Mines Ltd
1,500
59
10 fa
83%
10%
3,100
•
4,000
Apr
6%-Mar
14% Feb
9,300
2C
14'% May
15%. Apr
Sep
9% Jan
550
8%
2=8
8%
3,200
13
8%
1
& Timber
w
a
43%
8
————-*
Co
common
500
50
Service of Colorado—
4'A % cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Fyle-National
5,700
.
7'A Feb
5% Apr
4% Jan
12% Jan
2,300
ft
9%
12%
Public
Pujp
7%
16
11%
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc—
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
Puget Sound
fa
9
12
-
Dome
6
15%
—•—1
.Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co——
Plastic
15 7 it
Corp
Pierce Industries inc
Pneumatic
"(ifii
4
Corp (Del)
Aircraft
50 V4 July
Jan
8%
v
Publications—
Ltd
Stahl-Meyer
~
•
7%
5%
Feb
15%
fa
Co
Venezuelan
Oil
ll=n
2.50
9%
8%
'.;,
Nov /
14 %
ft Sep
12
6.200
9%
1
Corp
15%
14%
—1
Traffic Co-
10
preferred
Penn
15
8%
22
r
13
Sep
19% July
600
13%
21!,,
——20c
American Shares
Coast
t—-2
——
13
21%
—
Manufacturing
5% Jan
2% Jan
4% Jan
13%
1
Inc
South
9,400
1
1
Southern
8,200
4,800
%
%
2
South
Apr
20
10%
21%
%
7%. Jan
1% Jan
3% Sep
1,300
5
Ltd—
cpnvertible
~4%
15%
15%
21%
B_.
Jan
Mar
~4%
4
.
Sep
Va Jan
2
...
common—!
Lighting
8
: :
——.—•
Gas
&
4,200
3
Co
Smith
21% Oct
37% Mar
Oct
Oil
6,200
3%
—10c
Mining
Breweries
8%.
3 fa
'
4'
_i—-—J
Co
Denn
8
3%
—
*'
Cor]),
Leather
8=a
1
Inc
Sonotone Corp
Soss
11 Tit
~2
—
Patino of Canada Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products—
Penn
2 fa
Eros
Apr
1
—2
—
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
6%
Jan
Aug
8%,Mar
10%
—£1
Sklatron Electronics & Teley
Corp„10c
Slick Airways Inc—
——5
90% Mar
82%
14^
:
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered^
Feb
;
1
1% Aug
7% Jan
5% Jan
Oct
Simpsws
143% Jan
90
1
6Q0
]
'
May
'
5
Sinclair
95% Mar
210
1,900
..
Sep
Sep
6=4
$3
91% Mar
————1
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B—
.
..
Sep
91=4
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
P&rk Chemical
Sep
Oct
124%
91 ft
123
123;
20 fa
83
1%
11%
1
%
800
Simmons-Boardman
Jan
81%
50
ft
11%
>
19% Mar
23% Mar
7,700
Class
26% Jan
23 fit
20
i.
Sep
Sep
7%
Signal
27=.» Jan
400
•
July
.Apr
4' 4
25c
300
•17% Jan
8,300
% '
>
1ft
10c -1
a
600
17=a
22
16%
Ufa
Silvra</
24=4
17%
—
Simca
24 =
-18% Jun
%
Jan
24=a
97 fa
A)
fa
24
-1
pfd
A
(C
(iOO
29
•
11% Apr
20
Apr
32
21 fa
23 fit
9 ft
Corp class
ftPage-Irersey Tubes
100
•
24%Mar
Mar
4
Sicks
42% Mar
28
Apr
28% Sep
25% Sep
4,700
100
.
Light'5%
Paddington
Pancoastal
—1
29=V
7
—
%
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
Silver-Miller Mfncs Ltd
24 fa
1
•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred-——•
$4.36 dividend preferred——
_•
900
37
26=o
300
~~
Corp of America
—,—_3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—._10c
Mar
241 i
24'
1st
preferred—25
4.3G% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.®tf preferred
•
$4.40 dividend
pruferred—
—•
:
35 fa
29 fa
26%
291..
25
2,700
7%
6=
Silex
Pacific
'
Shoe
Feb
5%
3,600
15%
7%'
6%
4% preferred ;
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
July
Oct
14%
7%
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
Apr
lO'l
fa*
80
15%
Jun
20% Mar
-
6%
Sherman Products Inc
5% May
Sep
65
6%
Sep
...14% Sep
——3.50
Shawlnlgan Water & Power
Feb
700
2,100
Allied
Shattuck
Jan
Nov
17%
5% Oet
Seton
98% Mar
Oct
Jan
•" 6%. F«l>
4.200
Sentry Corp
Scrrick Corp class B__
Servo Corp of America——
ServoiuQchanisnis Inc
26% May
40 fa Mar
Sep
4 fa
700
72%
5
.
Overseas Securities—V——_
Oxford Electric
Corp
Sep
fti6!4
5%
Seeburg^ (The)
Jan
5'/a Aug
Jan
33
300
90
89
90c
1
4
18%
33.400
4
I6V4
"
5%
Socman
Jan
4'A Jan
3% July
52,000
4%
3V
1
Jan
100
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
o
Occidental
Ogden Corp
Ohio Brass Co
Oct
2%, Oct
5=4
Securities
fa May
%
1%
Nov
4
J%
-~
series
Seaboard
Feb
% Mar
Sep
1
Sep
Vi Oct
3!
800
17
—
% May
79
300
4%
Milling Corp
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—„—_—l
Seaboard
Western
Airlines———1
Seaporcel Metals Inc
10c
Feb
% Mar
Oct
3=a
4 14
15fa
'
.16 pesos
—
Mar
Oct
5% Sep
79,900
%
2
2ft
66
19,400
2 T11
'
Jan
2%
20
1ft
ii
.1 '•
Til
1
33
14%
3%
—
2% Mar
33'A Jan
40
82 fa
1%
1%
1
1
}>
I*,
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
4
6
82%
-50
pfd—100
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4x\7o
2=
2V
25
.
—
Co————,
% Sep
,
11
10 = 8
10
B
34% Aug
H
1% Mar
5.400
17%
————2.50
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Feb
1
Inc
Milling Co LML
l'f-
High
3 T ft
..
—-• '
140% Feb
17%
22
1
,
.
*
Jan.
Low
2%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5 'fo
1-ft Feb
1,600
5,350
;—
:
I 8% Feb
Oct
35=a
-1®
:
~
Range Since
■
High
3
3%
1
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius
Oct
28fa
4
Lawrence
San Carlos
Jun
34 5 «
——
Northeast Airlines
•f.St
Shares
4%
1
—1
preferred20
4%% series preferredLi——20
4.40% series preferred—.———20
5.60% series preferred—;
—:
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—.
1
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd—
50o
Savoy Oil Inc (Del):
25c
Saxon Paper Corp
—_25c
Sayre & Fisher Co—
1
215
Feb
28 fa
.
''s
1% Mar
12
'
'
30% Mar
4,500
190
It
Jan
2,000
18,200
'
1%
,
%
24% Sep
5,400
(The F C) Company
Hyan Consolidated Petroleum
Kyerson & Haynes —
Oct
for Week
Low
Par
•
July
f
Sales
Range
.
Last
Sale Price
Russell
5% Mar
35%
Mines Ltd
RR
38=
Feb
28%
Mines-—
Penn
23
1%
•
—
North
13%
Jan
Oct
17,100
1
.
Noma Lites Inc__.
Norfolk Southern Railway——
North American Cement class A
Class
1
28%
13%
36
Week's
of Prices
Friday
S TO C K S
American Stock Exchange
4% May
Rosario__3.33*/a
Honduras
Merchandise
Nickel Rim
%
26%
13%
—*
900
16,000
4
28'
2% Jan
6,300
2 *Tii
"%
.
..
36 fa
1
Co—_——.—-
1812
1
2%
~20c
Mining Co
6.300
3%
.
36
2%
Land
New York Auction Co
New
17=
36%
Oila Ltd
&
ENDED
Range Since Jan.1
Low
High
High
3 fa
a
.18
—
New
New
—1
Co——1
& Chem Co-,.-——-50c
25c
New
3'
:
(new—20
Watch
Zine_
New
Low
30c
—
& Tel
Clock
tiaveu
Corp
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
*
Last
American Stock Exchange
NOVEMBER 6
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
-
Volume
Number
190
The Commercial and Financial
5397
Chronicle
(1965)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Last
American Stack Exchange
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
•True
25%
26 %
4,000
10
froih.'Harrison
Guy*
Name
changed Nov 5
20%
20%
15%
13%
21,
15%
300
ioc
Inc..
United Aircraft
9%
16
Jan
Jun
Oct
18%
Jan
v
16%
Sep
:
50c
6%
6%
6%
28% Sep
10% Apr
1
5''a
5
1
1
6
Sep
19,800
Us Sep
7
Us
1%
8,100
It's Sep
&
%
%
8,200
•
43 %
43%
46 •+
2.60
7l/4
-••7%
7%
3,100
5
Investing
•United Milk Products—
5%
5%
6
,
;
-
United Molasses Co Ltd—
-
'
2fg Jan
38
;
,
% Jan
Feb
35
400
50 V4 Aug
8%
6% Sep
4% Feb
300
hi
Sep
%
Oct
United Pacific
V S -Air
U S
Aluminum___
Tile
•'
■
^^' •"Nrew- Aiass'-^B. wi M—~
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp M-a
Universal American Corp:
:
Universal Consolidated :Oil__
Universal
Controls
Universal
Marion
-
38%
....
17%--
35%
Sep
Jun
15%
17 3 4
18%
17%
1
7'a
7%
■
12 y4 Aug
14
Feb
•
9% Mar
53
Jan
20%
Jun
1
1
11%
,_1
2
3T«
5%
5%
5%
11.%
:
10%
Jan
12%
-r
6]/a
Jan
3%
5%
2%
Sep
22,600
;
11
Jan
8%
19%
64
9Va
Jan
'r
* No
•
f
Ex-liquidating
Voting
3 ■%
a
5
•>.V*
2%
33
-*
ctfs
trust
7%. preferred
27/a
2=8
$2 cumulative preferred—.
Precision Instrument Co
;
3%
1
2%
3%
113,500
1%
92 ' '
1%
27,000
5V'4 Mar
80
May
Jun
1 Va
3%
Feb
Sep
21
—30
—
Feb
2%
200
14% Mar
Jail
71
.—1
Waltham
Jan
2%
800
100
:
Waitt & Bond Inc common.
tribution.
A
&
lOo
1%
—
_•
92 %
i„
—5
Knapp Inc common
.
$6 series preference—
Webster investors Inc
(Del).
'
29%
Feb
Jan
Wdimatf & Company inc
West
Chemical
i&
.Gas Ltd—
Products
pfd
3%
3%
3%
%
Is
317
_*
Coal—
a
34 %
20
—
.'Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
P
31%
16%
3
34%
TS
Williams' f R CI & Co^
26%
3%
1
31%
.———25
"w
i,"
Wool worth
(F W)
45%
8
2V
400
ITa
14%
13%
11%%*
700"
listed
Stock
12V4
5%s
subord debs
conv
Steel
Edison
Boston
6s
Aug
2%s
series
A
Chemoil Industries 6s debs
Oct.
•Chicago
Transit
Delaware
;
Nov.
2
Nov.
1st
N
J
v
Valley RR
National Research
58
convertible
National
,
5%s
"New
4s
Theatres
&
1963
Nov.
A-
1st
1st
mortgage 3s
Pennsylvania
3%8 .1970
1976
■-
Public
&
Gas
3V4s
Co
Harbor
Water
Power
Sapphire Petrbleums Ltd
Southern
California
Corp
5s
Edison
3s
series B
6s
14%
550
100
21 %
Nov
26%
Feb
42
Oct
68%
Jan
20%
1965
1973
series
4%s
series J
4%8
-
series
2% July
2,900
8,300
8
Oct
8,100
4%
Nov
I
1973
or
.
Bonds
Friday's
K
136%
$42
__
85%
86 Va
120
8.53;
stocks,
65
1983
1970
Washington Water Power 3y2S 1964
Webb Ar Kmrpp Ixrc 5s debs 1974:
Penn
Traction
5s .1960.^.
212.02
86.75
78.61
78.41 '
19.61
•
■
.
.
81.51
Utilities,
.
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date——
Closing
Nov.
2..„_
Nov.
3.__^.
Holiday
Wed.
Nov.
4
Range for
104.62
Tues.
—
Thurs. Nov. 5—
High
104.53
Fri.
Nov.
6!
•-..
118
47
31
72.75 Jan
2
Range for 1959
High
109.60 Aug 4
Low mzi ~ 101.-12 Sep 23
104.62
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for week ending Oct. 30, 1959, for composite and by major industry
43
1
120
compared with the preceding week
and with highs and lows for the
"
follows (1939 = 100):
as
'•
'
—■'
.f. iV
;
-
Composite
;
*
Non-Durable
Goods
Transportation
and
Service
!_.!
„•
527.7
457.8
"570.1
510.5
+ 2.6
t
'
324.8
207.1
+2.2
"
"
433.0
382.7
360.4
-
289.7
296.1
490.7
231.8
O.l
+ 1.3
424.0
•
•
400.1
i
371.6
—1.3
212.5
429.3
•
Mining
-
554.2
+1.5 "
.
337.3
332.8
212.8
Finance
441.3
+ 2.1
518.6
1
——
Utility
•--+1.6
511.5
493.0
532.3
—
LOW
High
cnange
412.4
522.3
500.4
Durable Goods
Trade,
Oct. 23, *59
419.1
:
Manufacturing
Transactions at the New York Stock
Range Since
99
High.
389.5
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
136%
45
83%
92
120
Int'l
Stocks
83%
26
79%
87%
Mon.
Nov.
2___
66
19
57
71%
Tues.
Nov,
H>
80
86
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
Government
Total
Bond
Bonds
Sales
86,320,000
$294,000
86,026.000
3,318,470
United States
Bonds
3
82%
and Miscel.
Bank
Railroad '
No. of
Shares
125%
82%
—
■
50
50
12
47
-Holiday
37
10
33%
85%
—
3s940.630
6,489,000
359,000
6,848,000
5—.
3,172.850
6,244,000
6_.
3,452,020
5,948,000
6,496,000
296,000
Nov.
245,000
6,741,000
13,883,970
$24,959,000
$1,194,000
$26,153,000
.
47
78
4
Nov.
98%
20
Nov.
39%
97%
Wed.
56%
35%
50
$98 %
Total
85
$20
80
$80
—
22%
$78%
89
.
.
—
103 % 109
59
86%
88
79
79%
96%
--
79%
45
96%
5
7S
94%
85
$101
87%
86
90
15
89%
86
117% 117%
117%
85%
80
1
90
$86
_
15,920,235
$5,000
$1,000
16,000
99,000
$1,194,000
1,331,000
59,134,000
56,795,020
Industrial—
24,959,000
28,130,000
1,266,934,600
1,088,567,600
of
Shares—.
Bonds—
Government
S.
Bank
International
and
Railroad
—
98
89
Transactions at the American Stock
95
90%
93%
100
8
161
177
127
89 Va
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
113
178
ea
78
(No. of
88
96%
Shares)
80
85%
Mon.
Tues.
Nov.
3
Wed.
Nov.
4
Thurs.
Nov.
5
Fri.
Nov.
6
Stocks
70
$80
'
70
90
-
■
| $70
—
V
$77%
1
—
75
84
$75%
2
3
f
82
86*/4
75%
w
80
75
84
75
82
74%
84
83%
93
73
78
85
15
82%
92%
20
89
98
1,119,295
2
Government
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$177,000
$2,000
$3,000
$172,000
Holiday—
—-—
149,000
8,000
1,211,365
141,000
1,099,620
159,000
10,000
169.000
1,247,060
———
276,000
12.000
288,000
$748,000
$33,000
105 %
25
98%
107 %.
—
96%
105%
85ya
91%
99
$S5 %
86
99
100
96%
86%
83%
9
.
91
8
86
82%
2
84
86
Feb-Aug
Bonds
100%
$98%
86%
N.ov.
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
86
84%
89
85
Exchange
123
$85
89%
$29,466,000 $1,326,085,600 $1,145,570,620
$26,153,000
99
115%
97
$65
$109,000
103
6
96
162
85
92
1-
99
103
87
'
Total
4,677,340
Week Ended Nov. 6
1958
1959
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
$783,000
$2,000
Jan. 1 to Nov. 6
1958
1959
'
185,860,074
4,6i77,34()
5;562,035
315,955,013
$748,000
$487,000
$23,305,000
33,000
47,000
28,000
1,539,000
1,267,000
1,471,000
2,000
$562,000
$26,111,000
$19,283,009
Bonds—
Domestic
:
$16,246,000
-
'
$99
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
67
99%
92
92
June-Aug
100
99
$83%
99
96
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
101%
612,694,945
697,377,692
13.883,970
—
Stocks—No,
89
168
1958
1959
1958
1959
'
Foreign
...Mar-Sept
...Jan-July
Feb-A?/g
Jan. 1 to Nov. 6
Week Ended Nov. 6
$40
108%
--
'
-1959-
Oct! 30, '59
.9% Sep
Jan
36%
86%
,
1958
102.82 Dec
Low
104.49
65
65
81.45
"82.30
divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Ralls, 5.601;
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
83%
Jan-Aup
3%s
86.97
82.32
9Va
Low
No.
High
125
136%
.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
1982——
Gas
81.48
151.58
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
.Feb-Aup
1982—
California
81.64
82.47
647.57
Week's Range
Last
June-Dec
Feb-A?ig
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Wasatch Corp del> 6s ser A 1963
West
7/« May
1% May
29% Aug
4%
Feb-Aug
series F 1979
4%s
•'
1.9 Ya May
Apr
8>/4
ApriZ-Oct
G 1981.
4y4s series H 1982—
Southern
31% Aug
iy4 Aug
17% Feb
5,100
1981__May-Aoc
deb '62
Jan-July
3%8 series
-
20% Mar
16% Mar
2114
May-Noo
3%8 series D 1976
38
82.52
78.31"
"
-Holiday-
Averages are computed by using the following
Oct
13%
1%
40
Bonds
78.52
78.42
Feb
22%
1998_Jan-July
2%s series C 1976
3%8 series E
ities
78.36
—100
1964..June-Dec
3yas series A 1973
3s
Rails
86.72
Oct
3a
conv
Rails
211.84
Apr
26% May
12% Jan
ApriZ-Oct
&
Util¬
trials
Stocks
86.79
85
l/li
Total
Grade
152.51
Total
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
5%S
conv
subord
debs
1964
Safe
4 Va
27
100
4%
Jan-July
Electric
10
Grade
Jan
88
■
Service
Second
Indus¬
65
78.33
Jun
28%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
3'/4s 1968
Power
10
First
10
86.83
current year are
May-Nou
1971
Water
;
-Bonds-
Total
87.12
groups
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
1961
mortgage
Averages
212.35
Feb
-Mar-Sep
Power
\
week.
Jan
1,000
t Ex-dls-
«
645.74
Nov.
U.
debentures
3y4s
range),
warrants.
87.29
Jun
46%
-
Fri.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio
lVa
Television, Inc—
Power
without
153.74
8Vi
Jan-July
1978
1974
England
"x w,"
warrants;
-Holiday-
Oct
46
21%
Corp—
subord
?
78.42
21
45%
44
--
current
-.
212.88
45%
mortgage 4s series A
Midland
'
the
-.
645.46
„_±.'—-
Apr
31% Apr
Division—
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6\f2%
'
—
87.47
Jan
1993.
iifay-Nov
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
—_—May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
General Builders Corp—
63 'subord
debentures
1963
Apr-Oct
h Guantanamo &• Western RR 4s 1970——Jem-July
.*
during
154.50
Sep
-
51%
38%
Thurs.
3%s
Authority
of
with
3-
Jan
Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
year's
---
646.60
30
18
Feb-Aug
1973—
in
tries
13%
20
58 Va
45 '
1
----- -—
-
roads
575
June-Dec
1970—
'28
-
....
trials
3,700
Quar-Feb
1998
1
included
(not
dividend.
....
Util-
20 V*
a Amer Steel
& Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian" Elec Power 3y4s 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem
; .''
:
Rail¬
31%
•
102%
,
(not included-in year's, range),
d Ex-interest,
h.Ex-principal. -nUnder-the^rule transaction
being .transacted
no" sales
Indus¬
28 3 4
Period
1974.—
40%
10
Nov
Low
Inc
45%
40 Va
cash
for
15
Sep
Sep
8
Interest
45
-Stocks-
3%
4%
Exchange
;45%
"
20
10%
—
BONDS
100-.
51;
;4oy»:
zEx-liquidating
30
1,500
Friday
•
on
3.300
8
22
-
99%
•
-,
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Mar
2% July
Co-t—
.1
Zapata Off-Shore- Co——.1—__50c
Zapata Petroleum Corp
lOo
American
"w w,"
4%
3%'
GIS
Us
40c
—~
the
are
37
Jan
——£1
.
-Zale Jewelry
'r
%
Lta—
-preference; i.1
Wright Hargr eaves Ltd
*
Below
.
Apr
35
Oct
600
17%
American dep rets ord regular——5s
<3cIo
.
4 Ve
21 %
14
2
.WoodJey.Petroleum Co—
Alsco
issued;
Nov
28%
Wood Newspaper Machine————1
.
when
July
3%
Jan
% July
Jun
r
26 U
1018
ask prices;
and
91% Jan
88
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 %% pfd—100
Wood (John) .Industries Ltd—
_♦
•Woodall Industries Inc—.—
■
500
2"
25%
Transaction
receivership.
19%
10%
1
.
Sep
"Oct
18%
18
12%
1
10
v__
.-Wilson "Brothers- common—
preferred—
2
1
—-
Feb
37%
.
-
"
'u;
•>
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;" "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
2& Sep
23
Jan
27 Va
6,900
18
.1
wi
common
-
in
r
Ex-rights,
flat..
y
Mon.
600
"
37
range),
being traded
bid
5% AUg
4% May
Aug
26
.—5
I-Ii5
^Williams Brothers Co.
.
r< "Wiliiams-McWilliams Industries.
:
uf.
7 I'o
27 Va
100
v
1
Stag Mfg Co———
Wichita River Oil Corp.—
(The) Corp...
..Wickes
.
Oct
.Sep
2y8 Sep
4.300
•>
3 IT 8
White Eagle International Oil Co.—10c
..
Oct
84
10
.5%
Bonds
Stockholders Invest Ltd—•
Inc
...
Jan
1%
200
.Westmoreland
,
Jan"
2
10
65
Jun
19.300
'Westmoreland
"New
Jun
31
3Va
400
16%
84
•3%
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery—
White
117
Jan
900
3%
Leaseholds Ltd
.
Oct
1,900
3%
......
•
16%
84
92
"2,300
100
1
Development Co
Western
,
3%
•
Western
.Western
~3%
3%
*:r,v AT:%*
,50c
Inc
; West Texas Utllitie$ 4.40%
3%
1 %
1IV
■'
$57
delivery trgnsactioii
:g Ex-stock
dividend,
distribution.
in year's
$ Friday's
2 Va Mar
22
1
1.25
—
;Wentworth Manufacturing—
: West Canadian Oil
90
64
4% Mar
Jan
1%
280
93
:
$60
$97%
Deferred
a
xEx-dividend,
§ Reported
.
'
Webb
included
(not
.
value,
par
13% Mar
800
4'a
4%
•
95
64-'
$60
,
Date
Waco Aircraft Co__llL_
Baking
stamped (Plan A) 2yas 2008— -May-JVou
.Mortgage Bank of Bogota— ■>
A7s. (issue of May 1927)
1947
;
.May-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2Vas 2008
i. Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—r
i
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
——;1.Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plgn A) 2s 2012- _J an- July
Jan
\V
"
93 Va
-
19
90
Jun
Sep
100
11
5% Mar
3%
13%
-
_•
Feb
7V4July
19% May
4,600
5%
•
-
180
16%
$93
Stock and Bond
Jan
13,700
3%
•
$90
lGVa July
-4%
25c
1949.
-
Jan
67/a
1,700
-
6y2s
180
180
18%
22% May
8.;
Feb
-6
1,700
(Prov)
180
w-t
—
Sep
36%
1,700
...
10%
10%
$181
'*175'
$16%
Maranhao
Oct
Jan
\
.
45%
13%
11,900
&
$120
Jan
July
30
V
-Vogt Manufacturing iU——~
Wagner
Oct
1%. Jan
38,700
—S
-
.
..2%: Jan
.
1,800
16%
(The) Instrument Co
;
.
26,600
36:
16%
14
Vinco Corporation-..^.
■
6.V4-..
4%
6
36
<Fla)_
7%
Nov
8%
' ...600
..
15
•Virginia' Iron Coal & Coke Co
'Vita Food Products..^'
4.%
1951
B
Port
.Feb-Aug
13% Mar
78 Va
Feb
'
4%
.
■
Van Norman Industries warrants
'
1.000
9%'
.
y8
35
23,600
25c
10
:
Valsf)ar-Gorp___
-Victoreen
9-
9%
50c
—
.V
•
41%.
35
40 %
41
,
..May
27% Aug
4% July
9 Ye Nov
500
25c
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
2,800
Sep
J120
190
Sep
-16% Mar
20,200
r
Inc
•Universal Insurance
5%
9%
52
175%
"4,500
"
56%
9%
9 Va
7
l
—1
!
20
5
5
1
"
'
18%'
19%
50c
Co„.
.130
175% 178
175'/a"
_l
Conditioning Corp.
Ceramic
U S Foil class. B
5V'4
4I-J May
10s
Jan-July
.Feb-Aug
April-Oct
.Jan-JuZp
'
*
11% Mar
.
100
1951
.
•
Amer dep rets ord registered
United N "J" RR & Canal
series
;AHanover
*•
Jan
5%
i'o
10c
:
7s
1952
A
Waterways 6V2s 1952
y German Savings Banks and Clearing AssnDebt Adjustment debs—
>
5%s series A 1967
!___
: Jan-July
4%s series B 1967
Ja?i-July
12% Aug
Jan
3,100
United Cuban Oil Inc
•United Elastic Corp
lUhJLied, Improvement
A 6s
20]4 Aug
Feb
200
4
Products
(Germany)
series
A 6s
19% Nov
10
18
7%
19,600
_20
Asbestos Corp.
s
"United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
;
24
Jan
23 %
•
1
:
United
•r
10.700
19%
18%
17%
19
Omaha:
Investment Co
Stock Yards of
fi
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks
•
.ADanzig
5
:
Union
19
ABaden
31% Aug
Sep
:
•
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
25%
to Vornado Inc
>■; "V U
NOVEMBER
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
26%
Temper Corp
Two
:
Low
warrants
ENDED
for Week
-
Par
Trl-Contlnental
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Kange
Friday
STOCKS
92
1
90
97%
67-
68
8
61%
99%
2
99
Foreign
government
corporate
1,566,000
75
99 %
Foreign
101%
Total
.
„
$783,000
*
34
(1966)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
t
.
Monday, November 3, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
Motors
American
Boston
Tel
&
Edison
Boston
&
Low
78%
124
Range Since Jan, 1
1,115
-
V:
26
855
Union
High
74%
91%
for Week
Shares
Sep
89 %
48
(30%
61
199
58%
Sep
97
30
43%
Jan
121
Oct
129
Shoe
S
-II-5
Rubber
S
Woolworth
65% Mar
Oct
87% Aug
35
121%
Feb
149% July
62%
73
Feb'
48
46 Tb
97%
99%
98
98
10
71 Vb
59 Vb
Electric
(F Wj
72%
46%
59%
59 Vb
10
61
-16%
—
High
50
62
1
____
Steel
Low
78%
136% 136%
——
Westinghou.se
Apr
110
S
Range Since Jan. i
Hteh
78 3b
<■
Carbide
U
Apr
Low
—25
U
Nov
125
Inc
U
Feb
97
60%
Sales
Range
Last
Par
Texaco
Low
91%
25
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
High
88%
100
0
STOCKS
Shares
78%
RR.
NOVEMBER
for Week
88%
Co
Providence
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
78%
Albany RR
Boston
Week's
5
100
WEEK
Exchange
__33 V3
Corp—
Tel
&
FOR
61
61%
$13,000
__
11.50
______
48
V
33%
100
89
68% Aug
46%
Jan
Nov
107 Vb Aug
Mar
Jan
98
Nov
54
May
6C
Sep
57
Feb
62 %
Sep
Aug
BONDS
Eastern
6%
Mass
St
Rwy Co—
1st
preferred
preferred B~
ad J—.—
cum
Cincinnati Transit Co 4Vbs
A——_10Q
42
42
iiO
1,42
Nov
56
25
25
10
25
Nov
42
Jan
■7
7
200
11
July.
81%
82
178
9c
9c
150
preferred
5%
Oct
r
General
Electric
National
New
Co
England
;
6
Companies
Service
—1
Electric
New Eng Tel & Tel
System
-20
20
20
wi_20
com
36%
36%
20%
36%
15%
15%
32%
&
Jan
19c
19%
Jan
21%
35%
Oct
38%
Sep
15%
Apr
July
19%
Jan
34
Oct
——•
Co
30°
358
27
Corp
RR
32%
900
25
24%
25%
1,539
24%
Nov
45
Detroit Stock
Friday
55%
40
45%
Jan
58%
60
75
Nov
87
100
28% Jan
33% Aug
Sale Price
Par
ACF
May
Wriglcy Stores—
Electric
Allen
American
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Burger
-I
Brewing
24%
Cincinnati
Union
Hobart
Co
Gamble
31%
32%
91
37%
Oct
37%
Jun
331
31%
288
89%
529
5%
16%
20
169
12%
Jan
General Motors Corp
7
—
—-
—•
,
4*-
-
Nov
27
Oct
Higbie Manufacturing common
Hoskins Manufacturing
Oct
37%
Oct
Houdaille
44
Jan
57%
Nov
66%
68
Kresge Co (S S)
Lakey Foundry
244
60
Jan
Lansing Stamping
Jan
50%
Oct
Leonard Refineries
Jun
34%
Jan
Masco
50%
50%
50
31%
32%
567
75
84%
86%
1,144
73%
Jan
42%
46%
247
27%
Aug
131% 131%
__
33%
May
5
33%
4
89% Mar
33%
46%
14%
131%
--
1
25%
12
-*
v»
33%
Nov
60%
•
„
10%
Feb
50
35%
Nov
36%
Oct
Sheller
31%
35
31%
Oct
32%
Oct
Sherman
24%
26
267
24%
42%
35
41%
58
145
47
Feb
14%
Apr
60%
Oct
74
75
33Tb
34%
22'A
__
13%
13%
62
23
•
1
3
-Sep'
27
110
81
90
Jun
59
Sep
65% Mar
23%
—13
Baltimore & Ohio
Boeing
,—100
-.:
96% Nov
89%
Airplane
5
Balke
30
30%
115% 116%
37%
39Vb
239
—
*
__
When
issued
Burlington
—
Industries
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Ohio_
2
25
10
Clopay
Colgate-Palmolive
.——.—
Curtiss
10
—1
1
Wright
—-1
Dayton Power & Lignt
Dow
-.7
.
Chemical
5
DuPont
5
Eastman
Kodak
—
Federated Dept Stores
Ford
1
1
System—
-
Corn Products
10
2.50
34%
-23%
—
—
47%
—
__
20%
—
30%
__
91 Vb
—
97
68 Vb
68 Vb
23 Vb
14
Jan
Nov
50%
70
Oct
44%
Oct
117%
—
Jan
68%
29
65%
59%
Sep
60%
128
50%
Feb
47%
20
47%
5%
5%
50
37%
37%
14
20%
186
54%
54%
5
30%
30%
40
50%
51%
121
88%
91%
58
256
96%
68%
257 Vb
4
97
69 Vb
17
155
Sep
3% May
35% Sep
19% Sep
40
26
Jan
5%
Nov
43%
Apr
24% Mar
59%
Jun
39%
Apr
60%
Jan
50% Oct
Jan
Feb
76%
Apr
51 Vb
Feb
50%
Jan
79%
79Vb
81 Vb
4
27
29%
120
Dynamics
Electric
General
45
43 Vb
45
81%
52
80%
51%
General
21%
21%
21%
85
17%
37%
37%
41%
48%
50%
38
80
5
Motors
Greyhound
1%
3
—
International
Lorillard
Mead
1
Tel
&
Tel
Corp
•
(P)
5
Corp
Monsan"
5
Chemlral
2
Montgomery Ward
__
__
49%
__
«
__
National
Cash
National
91% July
272% Aug
97
70
July
July
85
Sep
24% Oct
29%
Nov '
80
43Vb
66%
Jan
175
74 Vb
Dairy
5
Abbott
Admiral
Alleghany Corp
Allegheny
Aluminium
79%
Jan
48
54
31%
Jun
31%
25
29
110% 110%
25
5
1.40
Roebuck
3
Oil
5
common
Oil
of
Indiana
Oil
(N
J)
35%
63%
65
45
73%
72
73%
35
„
61 Vb
61 Vb
10
34
Oct
154
130
35
Oct
47 Vb
44%
Feb
70% May
80% Sep
__
48%
37%
48%
50
25
52%
53%
42
38%
38%
38%
23
24Vb
35%
10
J
10
1
J
see
—
American
page 42.
1
75
35% May
39% Jan
common—.—.
61 Vb
Nov
,
10
Jun
29 Vb
872
11
Jgn
14% Jun
200
/
-
—-39-
Oct
5% Mar
2%- Oct.
240
42
•/•Mar
-
Oct
Exchange
New
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Investment
Machine
150
61%
Feb 1
31%
1,200
26%
Jan
21%
21%
22%
1,800
17
Sep'
6%
6%
7
Vb
2,000
6
6
—
14
13%
14%
'
84% Apr
34% July
.
29% May
9
July
7 Vb Aug
6% Aug,
100
Jan'
5
3,500
14 y2
Oct
10
Feb
52 Vb
51 %
52%
300
45%
Jan-
58% Aug
54
53 3 4
54
200
48%
Oct.-
64
11%
11%
200
9 Vb
Jan
14
35%
35%
36
3,300
26%
Feb
31%
31 %
31%
1,400
98%
96
98%
500
26%. Apr
77% May;
25%
24%
25%
1,500
21 Vb
Oct
31%
30%
31%
400
20%
Feb
33
Oct
42
41 %
42 Vb
2,600
41%- Nov
50%
Jan
60%
57%
60%
2,800
46%
64% July
20% Jan
*
Tel
—10
—1
18%
300
93%
94 Vb
150
47%
47 Vb
50
5
(Un)_^__5
Corp
Stand
89%
81%
15%
95%
13.700
San
16%
3,400
68%
68 Vb
100
78%
78%
8,000
103% 103%
100
Foundries——.__
Tel
&
Co
(Un)—.
1
103%
25
44
42%
44%
50
(Un)_
.
Apr
May
38% Sep
39 Vb
July
114% July
]
33%
Apr
17%
Feb
Oct,
101V2
53%, Jan:
47 %
253
4
13%
Oct
Feb
51 y»
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18%
Sep.
,
37Vb
2,000
Oct
Apr
72% July
63% Jun
75Vb Sep..
91%
Oct
95Vb Nov
89
Apr
107
;
Jun.
Jan
53% July
Jan.
74
Mar
&
63 Vb
62%
63 Vb
800
5
Gas
Corp (Un).——
Co (111)
Oil
78%
°5
Corp
Company
16%
1
33%
(Un)
Louisiana
18
93 Vb
47%
—
&
18
7
—7
Foundry—
Common
59
57%
59
500
47%
; 68y2juiy
—10
74
74
75
600
65Ta Mar
,
5
1
10
non-cumulative preferred
59% Sep
Jan.
35
35
300
23
23
22%
23
700
19
25%
24%
25%
24Tb
2,300
.
May..
Jan..
Npv.
Oct ■
80
July
;. 35
Nov
25% May
32% July
10% Mar
j
10
9%
9%
9%
500
91 b
4
Corp
Refining Co—
Products
Avco
67 Vb
——12.50
(Un)
(111)
Co
&
...
&
Atlantic
High
67
30%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
5%
Low
67%
30 Vb
1
Steel
Athcy
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
(Un)
Co
American Motors
Ashland
only
Sales
10
America
Theatres
i
w
Armour
transactions
Week's
Broadcasting
22%
22 Vb
22 Vb
1,700
22%
Nov;.
36 V4
Apr
40%
41
300
39Vb
Sep.,
53
Apr
13%
14 Vb
2,800
10%
Jan
17% May
10
Corporation
3
Bearings
13 Vb
Belden
Corp
Consolidated Inc
Bethlehem
67 %
Feb
52%
Jan
10
34%
Feb
41%
21%
Feb
28 %
Sep
May
Steel
Corp
Binks
Manufacturing
Boeing Airplane
Booth
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
35%
Nov
41%
35%
Nov
Brad
42%
107
41
Oct
52
49
Apr
46
Oct
59%
Jan
53%
"
1
50%
Oct
64%
Jan
29
809
9%
Jan
23Vb
29%
Oct
23%
Burton-Dixie
28%
Jan
Biltler
;
—
200
3% Jan
39%
44%
1,850
69%
70%
44 Vb
.
1%
55%
55
56
38%
32%
25%
25%
44%
5
43
43
2
1
5
12.50 ""
:
15
24%
24%
33%
22%
"
1%
Feb
-
.
.
49 Vb May.
Jan.
1,600
29%
Oct.
100
20%
Jan
:
1,900
38%
Feb
,
2
200
300
22%
33%
24%
34%"
22%
22%
500
40 Vb
44%
500
2
19%
14%
4,200
Jan
Jan
Jan
44%
Nov
88% May
2
Mar
58% July
39%
27
25
Oct
4% Aug
.
Sep
1 Vb
600
1,600
81
.
Jan
62Vb
50
31%
38%
30%
1%
5
(Un)—*
30
200
PI
20c
Corp
Brothers
3Tb
5
—.—
53%
3%
5
Works.:
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
18% July
Jan
14
GG% Jan
1
—
11% Jan
Oqt.
500
250
8
Com
Foote Gear
24%
7
100
16%
80%
5
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Corp—
Budd
602
8 Pa
15%
80%
10
Aviation
Benguet
8tV
16
50c
Manufacturing Co
Oct
1
13
-*
Inc
50
289
(Un)
Bastian-Blesslng Co
45% Aug
Oct
Oct
.
the round-lot
-8
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Oct
23%
4,869
3Tb
: 41
41/
Jan
22% Aug
4% Mar
Oct
3
Nov
Apr
40
30
14
21
Apr
5
—1
Cyanamid Co
35%
__
of
1
Can
47%
__
28%
3%
14
200
13%
50c
Ltd
Paramount
48%
26%
3
25
3%
—1
—
—
American
52% Mar
51%
107
26%
Last
American
35%
25
Studebaker-Packard
footnotes
*
__
67% May
48% Jun
3
compilation
Manufacturing
American Airlines
Bendix
37%
48 Vb
40'A
7
fOhio
Sunray Oil
F"r
35
__
Jan
5
new
Standard
Oil
35 Vb
131% Aug
20%
40%
50c
Brands
Standard
Standard
41
34% Mai-
15% Apr
26Vb Jan
41% Nov
15
Oil
Rand
Standard
17%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas clasis A
10
Schenley Industries
Sperry
140
Corp
Aluminum Co of
Anaconda
56% Sep
105% Feb
2% Feb
17%
„
*
Paper
Allis-Chalmers
Arkansas
50
Jun
Apr'
17%
Steel
Allied
53Vb Aug
50
Feb
48% July
Feb
2Vb
100
1
—1
Laboratories
49% Feb
56% July
51 Vb
1
Tobacco
So cony Mobil
Southern Co
Jan
July
67 Vb
5
Oil
Radio Corp of America
Republic Steel
SeT8
Jan
40%
36%
843
Vb
1
(Un)
Ludlum
Allied
American Viscose
39
2
:
1
48
41% Jun
44
24%
Corp
Jun
50
43 Vb
Jun
4% Mar
Apr
Feb
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Aid Investment & Discounts
37%
52
33%
25
Opt
2% Feb
10
Steel
88
41%.
18 Vb
200
21%
Co
American Tobacco
51 Vb
32%
17% July
3% Sep
-
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
American
50
33%
159
3
1% Jan
.
J.un
2%. Jan
170
Sale Price
45% May
127
41%
18%
11
22%
Par
Feb
67 %
5
350
22%
STOCKS
28%
41%
20
515
10
Friday
Rad
49%
15%
1,000
Vb
3 Vb
16% Mar
"
American
15%
1 Vb
14
Feb
Aug
8% Mar
5% Nov
l Vb Sep
Jan
%
American
51%
15%
35
21
11
Walker <S$
Jan
44% Mar
__
__
Nov
2%
10
Apr
58% July
24
May
__
5
Phillips Petroleum
Sinclair
84 Vb
__
10
$.3333
Pepsi-Cob
Reynolds
Sep
5
Lead
30 Vb
221
42%
-
—1
American
Nov
5
Pennsylvania RR
Pure
205
720
5%
9%
——
Armco
Register
National Distillers
National
52
53
23%
30 Vb
9-Vb
627
——
Products
American
General
31% Nov
Jun
Midwest Slock
74% July
72% July
64%
Feb
29%
18% July
.Jan'
20
11
A
July
Oct
203
Jan
25
305
Oct
27%
75%
120
1,270
3%
44
18% July
51
5
Trailer
Oct
47%
20%
12%
10%
Oct
14%
Jan
315
Jan
108%
80
2% Feb
Oct
21
Manufacturing
July
29%
20
37%
1Vb
—
—
Oct
41%
1
.....
Fruehauf
—
1
Service
Colunibi
rT*
549
21 Vb
3
1
17% May
15
4%
18Tb
—5
25%" May
207
Mar
8
58% July
74 ,\Mar
Jan
15%
-
-
31%
1%
———2
80% July
Jan
42
Nov
Mar
2%. Nov"
Jan
19%
15%
4%
45
400
Oct
106
10%
41%
1%
14%
3%
*
Co
&
Paper..—
Vinco
July
65
42
1Vb
——1
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
65
278
__■■■.
435
4,509
.
Oct
5
Sep
29Vb Nov
Jgn
5%
—-1
—
common
Udylite. Corporation
Corporation
Apr
50%
'
_____
5%
52%
2%
18%
30%
1
Co
W)
Scotten- Dillon
Oct
33%
,
Jun
.
Brunswick
(H
Rickel
30
104% 104 Vb
62% 62%
—
7,056
Jan
30
1
Chemical
Parke Davis &
14%
35%
42
—
2§ Vb
4% Feb
27
Jan-
4
12%
10
Mt Clemens Metal
Nov
Nov
„
35%
—
15Vb
427
21 Vb
31%
__3
Products
Screw
31%
—
1,240
Nov
Jun
103
7% May
47% Mar
Oct
1 Vb
1
2,.50
common
Rudy Manufacturing
1
10
Oil
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Industries
Michigan
85%
42%
•
Oct
Jun
2%
Vb.
4Tb
3
27%
50%
32%.
5%
41 Vb
4
52
lVb
1
44
__
•
100
2%
1
31%
:—.—5
Avco
4,
52 Vb
1
Sep
524
26%
26 Tb
5%
1.66%
Brewing
72% May
6,104
4
25%
28%
*
Vb
43
4 Vb
1
25%
—
—————
26 Vb
-
Jan
5Vb
5%
42
4
1
90
26
—
Ashland
—
120
.—-—%25
i
:
13% May
629
10
1—.
Co
Steel
16% July
10%
36
--
Armco
12%, Sep
1,496
r
.
Nov
-
Anaconda
4,869
13%
57%
25%
TeT &TTel
_____T.—0(^^"
Co—Tiv---^33%
78%78% v79%
^lil7-^ 75
Armour
14%
12 Vb
35%
*
—-
Tobacco
13
12 Vb
52%
Motors
American
American
14
35%
__
10
-
Ltd
Airlines
-
—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Sep
51%
._1
—
Feb
Riven Raisin
-
American Can
American Cvanamid
——
Jan
20
i,445
56%
1
5
-
;
Corp—!
50%
Jan
20
Sep
2% Apr
3,083
5 Vb
GarWood Industries—-——-—
Coebel
12%
31% July
44% Mar
61
42%
Fruehauf Trailer
100% Mar
Oct
,
34
20
37%
Oct
7
Jan
1
60%
.—1
1
52% Feb
Nov
92
—
—2
-
Allis-Chalmers
4
40
v
8Vb
295
Mar
32% Jan
33%
———1
.—
Baler
1,180
25
fan
3
60 Vb
——1
Gray Iron
Detroit Steel
Stocks
Corp
American
32%
—1
Unlisted
American
Aug
41%
—10
-
common
Aluminium
20
39%
1
common
Playing Card
Alleghany
Jan
40%
10
.
Rapid-American
New
15
39%
—5
—-
&
100
390
1%
1
25
23 Vb
Nov
v
High
.
34
10
Manufacturing
Procter
19-14
11%
25
.
:
Jan
19% Mar
29
> Oct"'-
—1
:
Kroger
U S
Detroit
19%
July
2%
580
;
Nov
13
10
.
—
Detroit Edison
40
25
11%
1%
5
Bros
42% Aug
Jan
6%
—-
Art
Davidson
Jan
27%
*
Steel
_
High
32%
72
300
25
—
Motors
116
7
Stockyards
Continental
40
39%
40%
—50
Diamond National common—
Gibson
Low
36%
8.50
Picher
Consolidated Paper
,
Range Since Jan. 1
12.50
Telephone
Transit
Detroit
Shares
High
•
Gas
Cincinnati
Cincinanti
Eagle
for Week
of Prices
Economy
10
-1
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
19%
*
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp—
Sales
736
2%
24%
—5
Low:
13%
2%
Company
40
-
*
-
Carey Manufacturing
Exchange
Budd
35
—
8
13
Products———1
Metal
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
Brown-McLaren Mfg—._.——.——1
Week's
Range
Low
—20
.
I I
Baldwin Ptono
Shares
Low
1
Briggs Manufacturing
Cincinnati Stock
STOCKS
for Week
———1
...
Sales
Range
of Prices
Aug
75%
Exchange
Week's
Last
Mar
55%
75
—25
Co_
31%
55%
•
._
Machine
Mass
32%
prices.
Jan
305
of these Cincinnati
Feb
1,417
indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
STOCKS
Fruit
Shoe
Vermont
6c
...
___
We
84% July
32%
,
74
Sep
15%
•
Torrington Co
United
81%
10
Co new
Pennsylvania RR
Shawmut Association
United
—1998
Jun
100
-100
cum
6^
5%
Aug
46%
Aug
47 Vb
.
Jan
28%
Aug
3 Vb Mar
31 % J dy
26Vb July
28%
1,300
J
Oct
45% Mar
20%
Jan
24%
Jan
36 Vb
Jun
44 Vb
Nov
•
Volume
Number 5897
190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1967)
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Caltuutt &
Canadian
Hecla Inc
Export- Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Carrier
Castle
Corp
of
Centlivre
Brewing
Central
&
Central
Illinois
25%
600
26
Corp.-:
Service
300
35 %
Sep
48%
Jan
Motorola
21
300
21
Nov
21
Nov
Mt
26
400
25 %
Sep
10
4%.
500
3%
Jan
60
60%
1,100
55%
Sep
66
42%
42%
1,000
39%
Jan
20%
20%
200
19%
Oct
45% May
25(4 Apr
51
Oct
4%
20la
1
51%
51%
27
26%
27
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)—__25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific^
_*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
68
68
69
1,400
500
26
23%
26
34%
34%
34 %
.29
100
28%
29
Conv
Cities
City
Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Tov/el Co commoii.l-........*
Corp
Jan
1%
Nov
2%
2%
100
31/2 May
2V2 Aug
24%
Motor
24 V4
100
24
Aug
27% Jan
53'% Sep
28% Jun
53% Sep
68% May
Specialities—
Cash
Natftmal
Distillers Prod
Gypsum
74%
Apr
National
Register
5
Co
-
(Un)—
33% July
Cleveland
13%
13%
171
1,100
47%
47 7
tt'/o
14
174%
59
61
_
50%
American
Aviation
North
American
Car
Northern
49%
400
47
Oct
52 %
52-
59%
2,000
44
Oct
59%
Nov
45
45%
700
45
Oct
54%
Jan
Ilium——.———.-15
Electric
48
common
.
u
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
48
100
45%
Jun
55%
Jan
550
13
Sep
16
Aug
Northwest
31%
10
31%
203a
400
20%
20%
1,700
Commonwealth Edison common———25
58 (a
57%
58%
7,000
55%
Jun
24 %
24%
400
22%
Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
Gas
System
Consolidated Foods
Container Corp
♦
(Un)
—
—1.33 %
Co
M
Deere
.Detroit
1,800
25%
Jun
30%
1,300
44%
Jun
57%
Jan
Pacific
1,200
10 %
13%
Apr
34%
36%
2,700
25%
Sep
Sep
36%
Nov
59%
57%
60
300
35%
Jan
60
Nov
Pan American World
Airways
Paramount Pictures (Un)
Parke-Davis & Co
25
29%
28%
29'%
300
-5
13%
14%
1,600
10%
1
14%
31%
29 %
31%
1,700
27%
2
38
38
38
of America
—
(Un)_.
—
—'.—
Jun
4734 Mar
29%
93%
24%
Jan
35V4
Jun
88%
93%
700
74%
Jan
931/2
Nov
Co
(Un)
Manufacturing
Emerson
Erie
Radio
&
Railroad
9
200
37%
Feb
93/4 May
203%
Feb
275% Aug
200
10
95%
————
33%
1,800
29%
1,700
—7.50
—
*
Sep
45V2
Apr
Falstaff
Flour Mills of America
Sen
10%
Oct
261/2 May
15% July
Ford
Motor
Co
Foremost
Dairies
Freuhauf
Trailer
F
Box
General
31
281/4
Oct
400
2,800
50Ya
Feb
8
85V4
Apr
Sep
i
w
River
1,000
14%
4,600
2
V2
Jan
3%
Nov
St Louis National
Stockyards
St Louis Public Service class
2,600
43
663/a
Jan
St
3,400
743/t
84%
Apr
Schenley Industries (Urn)
Schering Corp
1
---
1
45 %
5
(Un)
3%
81%
.
io:f%rv--200
52%
\
■*'
Oct
Feb
74 3V Feb
103% Nov
Regis
Paper
350
583/4 July
43 Ya May
Sheaffer
Sep
26
04 %
Jun
79
74%
1
59 Va
59%
63 Ya
600
Corp ex-distribution
1
(Un)
—————-10
28%
26
28%
1,800
16 Ya
May
42%
42
42 %
250
42-%
Oct
1'5 3 a
153
15 3 a
150
11%
Jan
141 %
1,200
119%
Jan
150
July
23%
100
201/4
Jan
25
Brothers
Tire
8
Rubber
&
H)
—5
Co—
—12.50
(Un)
Corn
140
500
1
23%
80
—_——25
471/4
Oct
443/4 Mar
Aug
81 Ya May
4434 Mar
64
(W A)
Class
Corp
(Walter
Corp
49
15%
Apr
20 Va
Jan
800
50
Jan
63 Ya
Aug
33%
33%
33%
300
26 V2
Jan
34 Ya
Oct
33
32
33%
700
31%
59%
58%
59V4
40O
55%
Oil
Et
Co—
&
29Va July
Southern Co
Southwestern
21Ya
Jun
Bperry
Inc..
Central
—
Steel
Co
Mineral
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Standard
461/4
Jan
73
Mar
Tel
Chemical
&
(Un)
Indiana
N J (Un)
50
Apr
55%
Nov
Standard
173/4
Jan
24%
May
Standard
11%
Jan
12 Ya
May
Sep
1261/4
Jan
Stewart-Warner
Storkline
12%
40
116%
700
19
19
19
38%
1
25
10
38%
38 3 4
1
114
■
.
105
28%
Nov
28-%
Nov
12%
Jan
15Ya
Apr
200
161/2
Jan
26% Mar
39(4
200
27%
39%
200
35'/a
Jan
93
Jan
7 Va
114
4%
6
4%
1,400
Apr
3'/a
Jaii
6%
7 Va
700
5%
Jan
31%
—
32%
300
2434
Jan
Oil
Oil
Standard
39%
4434
114
New
&
(Uni
Light
Power
&
Co
Apr
46
45%
46 Va
400
45%
Nov
54'A Jan
64 %
64%
64%
400
43%
Feb
49 Va
49
50%
500
43%
72%
Sep
70Ya July
733/4 Apr
71%
73%
600
66%
Apr
81
54'%
53%
59%
3,700
47
Feb
47%
59%
300
31
Jan
91%
Furniture
91%
100
66
Feb
62%
64
400
62%
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61%
500
48
Jun
613/4 Nov
30%
30%
30%
450
241/2
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34% May
21(4
8% July
33V4
Sep
Temco
20%
21%
3,300
13%
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21Y4 Nov
36V2
37%
400
29'A
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383/4 July
41%
42 %
1,100
40
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45
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100
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52
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43
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200
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400
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39%
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50
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12
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27%
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1,400
48%
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2,200
Jan
283/a May
Texas
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4,000
31%
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85%
Nov
Textron
137%
34%
37%
18
250
433/4 May
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54% July
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400
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600
113
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July
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Nov
36 3/4
Jan
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Trans
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Jun
193/4
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6
60%
Jan
Jan
Oct
7% July
81% July
20th
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Radio
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Corp (Un)
Century-Fox Film (Un)__
45%
49'b
33
300
28%
Jan
33
Nov
Union
Electric
94%
95%
550
91
Oct
117
Feb
Union
Oil
65%
65 34
400
59 Va
Apr
70
July
Union
Pacific
1
4%
4'a
800
3%
Jan
4Y4 Mar
United
2%
2%
100
2%
Sep
3Va May
64% July
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(Henry C)
Cement
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623/4 May
Sep
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76%
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42.
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9% Jun
161/2 Feb
9% Aug
52% Apr
20
Oct
66 V2
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29 Va
Oct
Nov
29
35
Jan
47 Y4 Aug
26
38% May
Oct
Jan
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33
11
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87 Ya Aug
350
27%
35%
30 Va
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23%
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53
200
52%
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800
23%
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150
54 %
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70
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30
30
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31%
31%
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Apr
July
298/a July
Jan
70
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Sep
May
Sep
8
8%
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300
34 Va
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Feb
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Jan
121/2 July
17
1,700
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37%
139
37%
100
31%
32%
300
30%
Sep
43%
Apr
77%
31%
77%
10
71%
Jan
77%
Nov
139%
8,100
136
371/2
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150% July
120% Feb
36%
Nov
65% Mar
300
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600
3,500
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300
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61%
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23
Mar
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700
15V8
Jan
20
Mar
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Public
8%
8Ya
300
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Jan
9
Mar
Woolworth
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147% 149%
300
II3V2
Jan
151
Apr
33
33%
300
32%
Sep
41'/»' Feb
Yate^-Amer
19
19
150
16%
Jan
223/4
Aug
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50
3%
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51/2
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common
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44%
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19
32%
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59 Ya
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32%
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593/4 July
18%
100
15%
37%
800
26 Ya
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5
10
58 Va
58Va
59
5,700
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300
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200
130
2,700
117
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1,100
88
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•.-
125
125
1
110
109% 117%
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53%
;
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20 V4 Mar
35% Sep
23% Jun
—
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39% July
37
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45
98%
18%
•
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19Y4 May
Jan
26 Ya
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Aug
25
Feb
37
10
Aug
71
100
18%
108%
Sep
—
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Apr
68 Ya July
Jan
30 %
28%
12,600
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45
118%
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400
31 Ya
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93/a May
Oct
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30% Sep
71% Oct
2,300
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Nov
800
41%
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22%
11
2,200
80%
56%
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool
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1,100
33
57%
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81% May
11%
32%
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37%
17
3%
11,100
41%
22
3%
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50 V4
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—
29
17%
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Jun
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121/2
23%
18%
1
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27
Jan
Nov
5,900
1
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63
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Universal Oil Products Co
600
Co
171/2 Aug
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63
44%
Webcor
420
Co
Jan
43%
%
23%
Jan
11 Ya Mar
400
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12%
525
15
28%
59
46 Ya
Manufacturing
1,100
61
43%
Feb
28%
10
15%
61%
Apr
Jan
23%
Nov
27%
Mississippi River Fuel
64
28%
6Ya
42 Va
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59 Va
Oct
43%
44V2
48 Yi
147%
Oct
50%
23%
100
275/a
•
45%
1,200
28%
500
46 «/2
(Un)
7,300
53%
36%
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50%
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49%
53'%
36%
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Jan
•
&
47'%
53'/4
5
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13%
1
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48
Aug
35% Mar
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1
52V2
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17
613/4 Jan
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1,200
19
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40%
30
10 "a
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46%
4,800
2,900
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12.50
48%
41%
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•
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471/2
42%
30%
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Portland Cement
Meyer Blanke Co
74
10
United
(The) Co
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Jan
RR
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Martin
'Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
62%
71%
Sep
Sep
Meuusa
(Un)
37% Oct
100
71%
48
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Jan
•
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30%
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50%
Oct
35 Ya
42
23%
7%
21%
600
1,700
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47
1,600
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37
44
19%
44%
22%
35%
32%
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35%
32 Va
300
47
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46.% May
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700
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32%
1934
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43%
31
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41V4
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250
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19%
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46
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16%
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United Air Lines Inc
1
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38%
1
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32%
1
Apr
52'/a
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5
—
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common——
673/4
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5
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49%
—
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40
(Un)—
95
Feb
51'/a
•
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32%
37 Ya
Jan
1,800
2
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33%c
1,800
39
-May
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2,700
1
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100
100
12
53%
5
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800
8% Feb
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41%
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35
52
3.33%
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7
48%
8%
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38
500
300
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35%
18%
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1
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9%
113/4 May
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5
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42%
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Mar
11
51 %
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Aircraft Corp
Transmission
500
48%
55
11
1
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300
40
Oct
6'/4 Mar
1
47%
July
65
37%
10
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Swift &
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48 3
33%
—
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120
52
40
1
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Co
Aug
63% July
50% July
60%
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43%
48%
July
64.
5
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24%
50%.
*
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21
61%
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Kropp Forge Co
Monroe
48 Va
10
Apr
421%
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Oct
7
(Ohio)
8.75
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35
25
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Nov
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Co
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40 V4
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&
Feb
37%
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w
43
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Kaiser Aluminum
Merck
48 Ya
35 Va
•
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300
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Laughlin Steel
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i
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600
1,100
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41
1
(Un)
California—i
4
115
7.50
Co
&
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1,900
1
of
Tri
Marquette
45%
36% May
15
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553
13%
—a
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Gas
44%
36 Va
__i
Standard Brands Inc
Sep
21%
*
:
International
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45%
I-1
class A
common
Nov
28%
——*
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Death &
Jan
75%'"
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new
21%
12:%
—'
115
10
—
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International Harvester
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5
55
13%
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&
41%
2,025
_1
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82%
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1
———
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2,800
18%
5
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55:%
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50O
42%
14%
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Rand
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.
52V2 May
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41%
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(Un)
Sep
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435/a May-70% May
25
•
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Corp
Socony Mobil OH
56% May
28 a4
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—
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Interlake
Sep
Sep
21% Sep
18%
5
Signode Steel Strapping Co
493/a
Jan
Co
800
50%
,
Oct
Oct
3,700
58%
:
40%
1
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Illinois
16Ya
3
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300
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22
Feb
16 Va
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Sep
12%
58
T__!—
300
82%
46%
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82 3 4
46%
*
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137
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-
14%
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City Steel Co:
Howard
100
2,300
15%
BearB Roebuck & Co
23 Ya
Utilities
Gray Drug Stores
——
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Heller
15
15%
20 g
Schwitzer Corp
Sep
100
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Aug
Jun
15
15%
5
Mar
Sinclair
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48%
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36Y4
45
4,400
1,600
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38% Mar
Feb
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Heileman
600
5
10
-———-5
General
Gnesedieck
44%
58 Va
Paper
Rockwell Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Jan
& Electronics Corp—10
& Rubber
—83 %c
Gillette
|
43%
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Nov
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Greyhound
44
•
213/4
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59
5
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Sep
1
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General
i
Apr
Sep
42
.
Jan
—
Gos.sard
65 Ya
22%
100
16 Va
——-
Oct
Foods
Goldblatt
400
1,000
45%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
Richman Brothers Co
8 Y4
Motors Corp,
——1.66%
Portland Cement1
Goodyear
Jun
Feb
23%
(Un)„2~50
Chemical
Metals Co„.
18%
General
Co
46% May
58% July
•
18Ya
General
Alden
Feb
63%
Inc
New
Sep
Jan
General
Glen
42
•
400
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1,000
5
4,800
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General Dynamics
51
42%
—2
—;
49%
1
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General
lOVa July
Jan
Jan
65
Oct
1
12%
5
Jun
36 Va
45
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
1
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58%
22%
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Jan
200
1,100
10
Jan
tfov
18 1/2
21% May
16%
62%
37%
97V4 July
20%
Apr
2,000
62 %
36 %
5
39
7
17%
62%
5
13
100
Aug
62%
Quaker Oats Co
Jun
800
Apr
Apr
35
Jan
36%
3
Apr
2,500
17
46
Oct
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45 Va
Co (Un).
(The)
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pure Oil Co (Un)
200
1
28
Phillips Petroleum
Oct
1
—
32
500
12.50
ll'/a
—2
—
—
400
33%c
75%
5
Brewing Corp
Corp
Firstamerica
1,300
31
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Revnolds
25 Ya
23%
35%
30%
25
28
.
Jan
23%
34 %
33%o
Rexall Drug &
Fairbanks Whitney Corp. common
22 ya
23%
63 Va
Philco
Revlon
56% May
50
200
11%
Nov
34%
17%
35% Jan
45Vi
5
60
13
Phonograph (Un)__5
Co
6%
500
—3
El Paso Natural Gas
67
Sep
28 Ya Sep
Mar
22%
Potter Co
8%
300
52
Sep
1
—.
July
42
850
256 % 261%
2,700
45 %
•
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300
261%
29%
45%
28%
45%
32% Oct
31
—1
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co
30
_5
42% May
32 Ya May
54% Mar
26% Feb
1,440
25
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Apr
42%
Jan
(Un)
Nov
50%
47 Yu
Electric
38
29%
1,100
Apr
Jan
47
5
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
42%
—1
de Nemours (Un)
Kodak
Feb
17% Mar
Gas &
39 Va
52%
Eastern Air Lines Inc.——————1
Eastman
Jan
30
32%
42%
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Elder
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20
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Du-Pont (EI)
100
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53
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25% May
32 Va
25%
1,700
Oct
10
Co
Corp
13%
Company
Edison
Chemical
47
—25
400
5,200
50%
1,700
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31%
1
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37%
30%
50%
28%
50%
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Jan
31
Oct
Mar
Nov
13
38%
5
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
28
Aug
53
31
10
29 %
45 (4
Cudahy Packing, Co
Curtiss-Wright CoVp (Un)
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63% Mar
132
Oct
35%
3.33
1
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5
—
——
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24% Mar
Sep
Feb
Jan
29 %
10
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Controls Co of America
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20
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5
29 %
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Continental Can Co
33%
34%
200
75% Feb
34% Mar
31
5
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23% Mar
106
200
8%
Co—
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Northwest Airlines
13%
200
53
8%
Co__•
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Power
13%
110%
52
5
(Minnesota)
47%
53
Mar
1
(Un)
Illinois Gas Co
31
Inc————5
10
Corp
Indiana Public Service
Northern Natural Gas Co
13 %
Coleman Co
300
_
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45
Iron
400
59
110
4
•
Feb
185
Feb
300
32 Va
58 %
1
Apr
20 Va
tan
Jan
147
900
67%
31%
58%
Central RR
Apr
1
10
Cliff's
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60
65%
32%
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National Tile & Mfg
New
65%
5
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Jun
58%
100
National
72% May
63% Jan
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13:!a 1
—
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——
551/4
400
National
37%
150
1%
Jan
28% Nov
59%
—5
33
400
Feb
1%
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Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chrysler
40%
122% 125%
59%
class A
York
Jan
2,600
—1
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May
59%
High
39
66% July
53 V0 Sep
65 % Jan
126 % July
60
Sep
53 Va
800
common.
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23% Oct
50
52
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Lead
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50% .51
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36
Sep
Range Since Jan. %
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50%
52
50c conv preferred
Muskegon
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Low
—1
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Vernon
for Week
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65%
500
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Apr
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26% "Nov
50
—
preferred
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42 %
5
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36
1
series
32% Mar
26 %
25
5%
Nov
2
Sales
Range
Par
Monsanto Chemical.(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
34% July
6% Mar
4%
West
Champlin Oil & Refining common
$3
convertible preferred.——
Chemetron Corp
High
Sep
20,900
Week's
of Prices
Last
27% July
3% Jan
Jan
60
Corp —.———500
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2%
18%
25%
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400
21
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Sale Price
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25
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1968)
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Monday, November 9, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
NOVEMBER
6
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Aeco
Corp
13%
4
1
(Un)—
common
(Uri)
—
&
Amer
American Motors
Corp
Viscose
&
Armour
Gen
Telephone
Feb
11%
Nov
General
Feb
38C4
Sep
Georgia-Pacific
31%
200
25%
2,300
26
26%
200
30%
32
39 % July
27 (4 May
2,400
97
25%
500
81
333a
Oct
24%
Apr
39
Sep
207a
July
115
May
243a
Oil
Gillette
50 %
Oct
Jan
Gladden
July
Glen
Good
Humor
1
13%
13%
2,500
11(4
Sep
Goodyear
9%
9 (a
9%
600
19% May
18% Jan
88(4
12(4
16(4
81%
—
Grace
96%
17,700
96%
Nov
11%
12 %
5,200
1174
Nov
14%
Oct
800
13(4
Sep
18%
Great
48%
49 %
200
41%• Sep
Apr
56(4 Feb
89
78%
78%
Feb
107%
Sep
104
200
91
Jun
44%
900
37(4
Feb
106% 109%
—
75(4
104
41%
78Js
1,300
62 7 a
100
62%
2,000
59%
59%
100
74
74
75%
1,200
3434
21%-
34%
34%
300
23
59(4
46 74
Great
Oil
<Un)—10
75%
72
75%
1.100
(Un)__83%
Co
75(4
80c
(Uni
Greyhound
Jan
Gulf
Oil
tUn>__'„__^_
&
Chem
Co.
Financial
Corp
Corp
Baltimore
111%
Oct
Hawaiian
Pineapple
Corp (U11)
74(4 Mar
68% July
.
Hiller
80% July
Nov
Jan
Hertz
Hoffman
May
34%
Aircraft
100
11(4
Jan
21%
200
19(4
Feb
Honolulu
26%
1,600
2474
Nov
25% May
32(4 July
Howe
Sound
41%
100
3974
Sep
52%
Apr
Hupp
Corp
5 Tii
6
2,900
574
Oct
8%
Homestake
Mining
Oil
(Un)
Co
Bishop
Black
Boeing
Bolsa
3%
Apr
Oct
25%
Nov
Jan
17% May
(Un)—13
(Un)___100
16(4
15%
41%
17
600
1374
Sep
18(4 July
Interlake
41 %
100
4174
Nov
49
July
1
2.25
2.25
2.40
3,600
5
Feb
Oil
8
Min
51c
1%
1(4
55%
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
Power
Ideal
9%
500
Corp
24(4 May
California
Ink
Dry
2
Mar
Johns-Manville
July
Jones
7c
7,000
6c
Feb
14c
1,300
29%
Oct
46 (
6(4
13,200
474
Nov
12
43 74
44(4
900
38
Feb
47 (4
Aug
31%
32 %
1,900
25
Aug
32%
24%
25%
COO
19'/a
Jan
31 % July
7%
7%
100
10
10
100
22%
5
31%
&
Mar
1
Jan
May
Kern
Power
2%
Feb
Aug
59%
Apr
48%
700
39% Mar
56%
Apr
1%
21%
400
17(4
Jan
115% 116%
200
107%
Jun
2GC 420%
—
Jan
24% May
126(4
20
2,700
17%
38%
38%
38%
300
36%
Jan
12 (a
11%
12%
300
11
Sep
27
26%
29%
600
23
Oct
87c
1,900
—
85c
80c
Lear
li e
8%
Apr
13%
Jan
Leslie
23%
1,400
14%
34
900
29'/a
43 %
200
39(4 Mar
.5.50
Capital Airline Inc (Un)—_—
Corp
(Un) ————
10
Case
(J I) & Co
(Up)—_—-—12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co
*
Celanese
Corp of America—*
Cerro de Pasco Corp (Un)
—_5
43(4
18
July
(Un)_„
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22(4
22
28%
28%,
900
20'»
200
20
—
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13%
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100
22
24
33%
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,
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Nov
35%
Nov
1.50 Jan
Apr
48%
Jan
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20
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200
14
7
7
100
—
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58c
Feb
5(4
92c
Jun
51c
*
44
52
Jan
100
30%
Nov
38%
Apr
70c
11,100
34c
Jan
1.35 Mai
27Ta
100
26
39%
49
2.80
Mar
31
1,800
Feb
July57% July-
29%
200
2.40
—
Mar
Feb
45% May
18
1,700
18%
30c
100
38
18%
„
—
49
37%
—
•
3(4
100
27%
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16,000
30%
65c
65c
60c
47%
30%
—
10
(Un)__
Jan
26(4 July8(4 July
Jan
47-'%
„
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Corp
(Un)
Steel
Jun
19%
Feb
1.85 Mar
3(4
Jun
—_5
49
49
49%
200
49
Nov
59(4
10
75
74
76%
1,000
60
Feb
81
July
65
July
(Un)
a
Nov
-30(4
Lone
Jan
Jan
26%
Aug
34% July
45% Apr
Lorillard
37(4
1,600
1274 Mar
20(4 July
33
100
29%
Jan
33
Nov
627a
Jan
51
49%
51
1.900
45%
Oct
20%
19%
22%
7,700
9(4
Jun
23
28%
29%
600
267 a
Sep
317a Mar
53
53
250
53
Nov
69
Jan
13%
Jan
1
__
10
Corp
7
Co
<Un)__
100
300
1074
Oct
25
Jan
100
75
Feb
136
July
5
Sep
26%
26%
*
Cement
700
96
11 %
131% 131%
__
1
v
—
10%
96
1074
Nov
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—
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^
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28
2,000
2474
32%
32%
r
34
1,800
13
13%
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2874 Mar
1174 Mar
3974
Sep
900
25(4
Sep
40%
100
34%
Sep
15
100
M J M & M Oil Co
41%
400
3774
Jun
48(4 July
,39c
5,000
5
40%
40%
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Macy
&
Martin
Co
(R
(Un)
38c
38c
commoniii^^—_*■
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41%
41%
200
38
46%
41%
46-'4
800
3274
—*
63(4
63%
63:%
3,000
(Un)__18
44(4
44(4
44(4
100
6%
6%
300
6,700
Company
1174
Sep
16%
Apr
20%.
20%
100
197a
Oct
25%
Apr
McKesson
69(4
69(4
100
65%
Sep
73%
Feb
Menasco
Matson Navigation Co
&
__
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(Un)_ai
Robbins Inc
65c
38c- Aug
7
Aug
vs
May
42(4 Mar
66
Sep
38%
Aug
44 %
NOV
574
Sep
8(4
Jun
26(4
400
2374
Nov
33
July
Merchants
1.80
2.00
1.75
Jan
28%
29 (4
200
28%
Nov
37
May
Merck
74%
75:%
20(T
6974
Feb
60
62
600
5074
Feb
17%
17%
700
17%
Nov
Oct
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)___12.50
Mission Develop Co (Un)
5
17%
47
72(4 May
64 % Jan
20%
203/b
20%
600
1974
Sep
Jan
10% May
Mississippi River Fuel
33%
33
33%
700
33
(Un)—1
—10
48
48
48
100
—.———1
6%
6%
6%
500
*
3174
Broadcasting System
—2.50
Gas System (Un) com—10
Colubia
Iron—
20(4
&
Columbia
Commercial
Solvents
31
500
23% Mar
33%
Oct
41(4
41(4
100
36%
Jan
47
20%
.
(Un)__l
common
31%
5%
20%
500
20
Sep
24% Mar
Sep
17(4
15%
15%
100
13
July
Jan
&
Petroleum
Co
Inc
Co^_
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25c
(Un)_
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Consol Chollar
Gould &
Consolidated
Consumers
Power
Continental
Co
Co
Co
Oil
Crucible
Cuban
Steel
com
(Un)
1
Corp
common..,
5
of America (Un)_12(4
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Oil
Co
•_!
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29%
100
12%
13(4
1,000
10 (a
Oct
.54(4
200
51%
Sep
59(4
60(4
50c
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)__
Curtis Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)
Cypress Abbey Co
100
13 Tn
54 (a
60 Ci
100
35%
Jan
60(4
4%
4%
800
4%
Nov
53 %
*
100
46%
13 Co
54%
54%
13%
4(4
200
46%
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_
2,000
39
54%
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Products
(Uni
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Continental
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Continental Copper
Corn
common—__25
54%
1,400
50%
J1111
60(4
May
28%
291
56(4
30%
Corp
Monogram Precision Indus
Monsanto
Chemical
5
1
1
33
2
Apr
Motorola
Inc
Feb
Mt
Inc.—
Records
Deere & Co
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Denver
Grande
58
Apr
Apr
58%
Jan
National
Jan
15% July
National
13%
Apr
National
Jun
Natomas Company
New England Electric System
20
%
200
%
14%
1,300
10%
Fruit
Class B
Disney
Dome
(Un)
Inc
800
Mines
Ltd
(Uni
Dominguez Oil Fields
10%
29%.
33
2,300
27%
1.15
Jan
Douglas
Aircraft
Douglas
Dow
Oil
of
Co
Chemical
Dresser
Air
Paso
Natural
Fargo
&
Radio
Friden
Co
Mach
Motor
Co
Share
&
6%
2,100
574
10
Mar
20%
800
19%
Jan
100
74
Jan
Jan
N Y
Central RR
Feb
Niagara-Mohawk
Jan
Nordon
Co
Power
Aviation
Investment———
1.60
Nov
21%
Feb
Jan
67
July
Nov
21
—
(Un)
Northrop Corp
Occidental
Mar
Mar
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Owens-Illinois
Glass
Co
9(4
9%
39%
38 (a
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100
'
9%
1,900
367a
Nov
Oct
Feb
1578 Mar
,
597a Jan
8(4
1,200
May
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92(4
917a
92%
200
75(4
Jan
927a July
28%
28(4
28%
300
28%
Nov
437a
8%
9
500
67a
6
Feb
37
37
200
34
Jan
46
94%
96%
800
7574
Apr
97
3
29%
28(4
307b
1,900
28%
Sep
39
Jan
49%
49%
100
37
Jan
55
Aug
23%
23%
300
23 %
Nov
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400
127a
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61
200
45
Feb
61
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60c
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65c
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29%
31
350
24%
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„
—
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24% July
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100
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700
45%
Nov
57(4 May
28%
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28 %
2,800
25
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700
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1st
red
1st
Nov
37%
1.15
Apr
Aug
Feb
Pacific
Pacific
10% July
10(4 Jan
62%
1,600
58%
Jun
66%
29%
1,100
28%
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32
26%
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26%
27
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29
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Apr
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24
24%
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24
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23
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100
23
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26
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100
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World
23%
100
22(4
Oct
21(4
21%
200
21%
Jun
23% Mar
5
5%
1,300
4%
Feb
8(4 Mar
2°%
Penney
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
20
Apr
5574 Aug
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United
85
Pfi/er
1274
2.000
11
Nov
51
50%
51%
400
41
Feb
78%
82
1,000
51
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400
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55
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29
4,200
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Parke.
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Davis
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48
1,600
47%
Nov
55 %
86%
86%
10
83%
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10
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91
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—
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200
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20
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130
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43 % May
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62(4
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Aug
Nov
29(4
25
preferred
&
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25
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pfd
Industries
Oil
5
58% July
100
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
$4.50
preferred
$4.40
Jun
Feb
Feb
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preferred
1st
17
2.75
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1st
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a
Jan
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2.90
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700
187
4074
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1674
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16
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22
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26
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20
100
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13
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Pacific
300
41
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14
30(4
Nov
Jan
——_1
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200
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July
1
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6
1
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16
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38%
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Nov
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14(4
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Fluor
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Jun
203a July
1
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common
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Firstamerica
Flintkote
974
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5
Capwell
Oils
Fedders
9,000
20
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Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Fairbanks
14(4
Feb
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Auto-Lite
Bond
Fairchild
12%
New
50c
Lines
Electric
Emporium
13(4
13%
(Allen Bi
Electric
Emerson
1
300
Calif
Eastman Kodak Co
El
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300
Co
Lab Inc
Eastern
317s
Jun
2.000
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DuMont
Nov
Jun
North
17%
»
Apr
13(4
Apr
48(4
_7.50
Oct
67a
28 %
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700
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300
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200
500
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123 123(4
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190.,
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2074 Feb
13%
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700
•
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29
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31%
15%
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34
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—
Co
5674 July
Jan
29
North
1.60
2.50
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29
32%
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13
3874
600
1
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187a
16
Sep
200
-
1
15%
1
8%
4174 Mar
(Un)_5
Lines
—_2.50
._
Corp class A
•_
100
Feb
29(4 May
;
City
17(4 Mar
1.60
52%
800
13%
227s
Distillers & Chem Corp
Theatres Inc (Un)__
32%
Jun
13%
Corp
Mav
7
Nov
13%
Nov
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2.50
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RR
10
,
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89% May
Oct
4%
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53
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„
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_
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52(4
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„
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45
300
1
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.
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8%
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.
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common
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—
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%
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—
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61
Jan
61%
Co
Nov
28%
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29(4
——
Apr
34
500
33%
(Un)^
Oct
1674 July
3674 Jan
33(4
—i__—4
98 %
86 % Mar
26(4
Fuel
Oct
11
10c
(Uni—
10%
__
__
1
(Un)
(P)
53
25
Inc.
Theatres
Star
1.300
15(a
Feb
36%
(Un)„
Aircraft
Inc
Loew's
...
2.50
Co
Industries
Lockheed
Feb1
48(4
15
15%
50
Corp
Loew's
48%
Oct
15
1
25
Service
Apr
33
45(4
48(4
(Uri)——8.75
Light
Libby McNeill & Libby.^
Liggett & Myers Tobacco <Un)__■
Lithium Corp of America Inc.
32% Aug
22(4 Aug
Oc.t y-v
40V.i
—
15
Oct
&
—
Salt
23(4
,
Sep
18
^00.
24
20Jan
13%
1,900
34s-
Jun
28(4
.
100
36
22(4
19(4
200
13%
Corp——.—1
Corp
Colorado
Jun
44(4
Chrysler
Cities
Apr
May
36%
•
39%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_———25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un;
Chicago Roclc Island & Pacific (Un)—*
Clary Corp
Jan
26% Mar
200
County Land Co
Jan
33(4
—5
Champlin Oil & Refining
Oct
50
21%
21%
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
33 %e
Kaiser Industries
—4
Kansas
Sep
7(4
10
43%
(Un>4—w—41%
Products
Feb
700
300
700
Co
Laughlin
Lehman
5
Carrier
Certain-Teed
4
1%
50(4
Nov
.1
—
Oct
Feb
Apr
15
Co
Corp
2%
54
1 %
46%
50e
12
Litton
Canada
Mar
42%
Oil
59
May
32 %
——:
California Packing Corp
Power
Feb
9
6c
(Un)
Inc
300
43
50%
46%
__
—_10
Corp
49 (4 May
1(4
.
4%
—
Bros
Jade
Oct
Nov
2.50
Industries
Burlington
Burroughs
Butler
234
•
Nov
July
July
46(4
Co——
Iron
Interstate
Oct
2.30 May
30%
1
(Un)
100
97c
153
41%
Co—
Cement
10%
13
1,600
9%
Apr
35c
1,100
54%
Oct
7 (4
300
9%
Budd
Company
5
Budget Finance Plan common——50c
Co
2.25
3,200
14
555/a
5
(Un)
Corp
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)...—,—;—5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc new com—5
Bunker Hill
74c
13
5c
45
29-
'
45%
International Harvester (Un)__
International Tel & Tel
(Un)
8
74c
Co
Airplane
Chica
Jan
2%
__
1
274
1-
119(4
27(4 Jan
Nov
100
46
(Un)
1074
Oil Co—
Mammoth Consol
Oct
13% May
48c
1417« 141%
1%
—1
18(4
1
P 1
8
2
20%
3,600
5,000
41%
(Un)—_—
1,000
Corp
600
29
___10
1,100
800
Sep
3.00 Mar
.—12.50
2,000
(Un)
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)__
Aircraft
22%
52c
45
__1
—
Co
Corp
3
9%
Nov
50
Jan
Nov
——5
Consolidated———1
Barnhart-Morrow
Bell
22
1
Holly Development Co:
21%
22%
Nov
Jan
63
,
1.90 Aug
50c
Corp
Electronics
13%
com
1,100
Aug
28
Jan
1
25%
Co
Oct
2.30
July
81(4 May
53
Apr
45% Mar
37(4
7(4
2%
RR
Corp
17%
200
300
25%
—
25
13(4
Ohio
&
Bros
200
63
48c
3
—
(Un)
21%
Petroleum
Bandini
22
1
Corp
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Barker
19%
48(4
2.30
28(4
1
3
Corp
2.30
<■
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Sep
19
1
(U11)
-3
(Un)_:
26
79
Jan
41
48
——_..l
253a
^
44%
200
62:%
__
—^—10c
10c
—4———
600
51%
Nov
58% July
Feb
78
50%
„
5
60(4
75%
,
50%
1
Ry
Western
24%
6
Sep
Rubber—4.*
&
& Co
Lakes
41%
1
24
Calif
of
Northern
21%
257o
200
Corp,;—„—.——1
Grahum-Paige Corp
22%
1
24%
103%
56 (4 July
Oct
65 (4 Mar
24%
(Un)_^__
Tire
Apr
106%
May
62
5874
24%
1
Co
(W R)
Great
16%
25(4
.5
Jan
45(4 Mar
Jan
Mar
Gladding McBean & Co————_5
15%
—
25
25
(Un>—
Nov
Oct
75
45
4
Alden
64% July
9%
10
200
(Un)—
Products
27
Nov
84(4 July
4.990
Co
Brothers
74(4-Sep
52%
Company
Gimbel
67(4 Mai-
51%
(Un)__—
Corp
38%
Oct
52(4
(Un):
Rubber
&
100% 103'%
Nov
43(4
May
32%
Feb
Getty
Tire
.
High
24
1%
common
Electronics
&
7%
2 6 74
Feb
-—-
Corp
Oct
600
1,400
Jah
————
(Un)
Mfg
14%
Jan
Corp
Utilities
11 (a
4174
(Un)
(Un)
Refining
Electronics
Avco
Motors
Public
4 6 74
(Un)
Corp
General
General
23(4
fUn)
Warrants
2,400
Jan
100
& Santa Fe (Un)__10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
—10
Aunet
700
13(4
82
500
Atchison Topeka
Atlas
82
11(4
(Un)_—
11%
103%
GOO
-J
&
81%
Co
—5
26
Corp (Un)_——-—-—-10
(111) (Un)
5
Oil
Electric
Exploration Co of California—1
General Foods Corp common (Un)_—_*
•42
Co
Warrants
Ashland
General
1
General
6(2 Mar
Feb
10%
1,900
31%
(The)
Steel
Armco
700
14%
44%
35%
317 a
42
26
Co (Un)_——.—50
Arkansas Louisiana Gs (Un)
.5
Anaconda
85c
43%
57%
Corp
Ampex
29(4 May
374
44%
10%
97
50c
Corp
Feb
Sep
1,800
Jan
Dynamics Corp_—
25%
Sanitary (Uni.-
Co
Tobacco
American
1774
61,500
25%
26 (V
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
American Tel & Tel Co
——33%
American
22%
13
600
55c
5 (a
Nov
31c
600
Low
800
General
High
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
57%
Inc.
Marc
American Standard
Low
24
(Un)——•
(Un)——--3
Foreign Power
American
Low
13%
41%
Shares
24%
10
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American Electronics Inc
American
for Week
American Oil of Texas-—___5
35(4
--
Mfg Co
Sales
Range
General
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
22 %
13%
14%
35 (s
31 va
Corp
Warrants
Allis-Chalmers
»
Par
High
43c
2
(Un)
—10
Aluminium Limited
•————*
Aluminum Co of America (Un1
American Airlines
Inc com
(Un)
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Uu)—~—2
American Brdcst-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can Co (Un).—.——12.50
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)——25
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4%
21%
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2
—
13
21
10°
Corp
Industries
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„
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—
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ACF
Admiral
Low
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
«f Prices
Sale Price
Par
STOCKS
38
37%
40%
1,600
1
22%
22%
23%
1.100
22(4
1
(Un)
__
45
45
100
42%
42%
44%
700
111% 111%
15%
16
1,600
15%
__«■
(Uni
*
43%
__
100
30(4
36(4
101
50
33V3c
Bottlers
Co
Inc
Phelps. Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
(Un)
16
33%
33(4
33%
1,100
26(4
1
8
(8
8(4
2,000
5%
32
33%
400
59
59
10Q„_
1
12.50
„
—
3
25%
24%
5
41(4
41%
26
42%'
Sep
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
25%
Apr
Jan
Mar
13%
Apr
29%
Oct
Apr
143
4474 July
35(4 Apr
51(4 Mar
48(4 Aug
116
20%
Mar
Jan
33% Oct
Jan
1074
31(4
Sep
43
55%
Sep
70
2,400
21%
Sep
May
Feb
3674 May
Jun
600
41(4
Nov
52% Mar
Volume
Number
190
5397
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1969)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
-;'V
Proctor
Puget
Gable
&
Sound
Pure
Oil
Radio
Co
_—
_
Reserve
Oil
Revlon
& Gas
Co
Rheem
Oil
Dutch
San-
Diego
Rights:
Co
Gas
Ry
Elec
&
(Un)
Industries
;
100
67
Feb
48(4
Jun
6074
2,900
18
1.30
T
8,700
S6c
Jan
77(4
>
100
71(4
Oct
40
Oct
j.
1.100
1674
Oct
35%
Jun
42
20
Sep
1,400
41%
19
20(4
36%
37(4
20
2074
300
25(4 " 2574
20%
1,000
-
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;
32
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19%
19%
19%
10%
10%
11%
200
100
1,900
3/4
%
36(4
37
500
74%
74%
81(4
81(4
81(4
21 (4
21(4
48%
..
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)_'_
48
4874
.
•
1274
Oct
American
Stores
174 May
45(4 Aug
American
Tel
74% Nov
8574 Aug
2974 Apr
Nov
Jan
Arundel
Baltimore
11
.500
6%
Jan
12
20(4
100
1874
Jun
22
Jan
2774
29%
300
45
Mar
28 %
28%
3074
6,900
13%
1374
100
4174
1,800
1
—5
15
..
40%
40%
1
14%
14%
14%
400
common—25
Co
60%
59%
60%
500
preferred
cumulative
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25
preferred
25
_j
50
21
—'
21(4
23(4 Sep
28(4 Oct
1274 Sep
40
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Company
Southern Pacific
New
common
Southwstern
Co
Warrants
5
'
Jun
Oct
Class A
Ford
Oil
Co
Standard Oil
Standard
Stanley
Warner
Stauffer
(Un)
Studebakei-Packard common
When
/Sunset
J
Swift
&
Co
TXL Oil Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas
Gas
(Un)_
1
1,100
3%
Oct
574
Texas Gulf
Textron
ThipKol
Sulphur
Inc
34%
Feb
4074
1,000
6374
Jan
75 74 Aug
400
23(4
Nov
24%
4474
500
40%
Apr
24 %
3,800
21(4
Oct
46(4 May
283/a May
Tidewater
12
%
400
9%
Feb
14% May
300
35%
Nov
Oct
62
Jan
42%
41%
4274
1,000
4074
Oct
52%
Apr
48%
47
49(4
3,000
4574
Oct
59
Jan
40%
39%
4074
2,300
18
Jan
62
62
100
Transamerica
50%
100
25
28%
24,600
19%
8,100
23(4
23(4
2374
2,200
4
3%
43%
43%
/«
300
3% Oct
3574 Jan
Oct
19%
Oct
29
Jan
Carbide
Union
Oil
.Union
Co
(Un)
Co
of
300
18
Oct
25%
974
974
100
9
Feb
32%
•32%
»
300
3074
80 (4
78%
80(4
500
71% Oct
30%
30%
100
2774 July
17%
1774
1,500
17%
Nov
700
19%
Jan
-
United Air
United
Lines
Aircraft
United
Corp
53
23%"
31%
United
53
100
53
Nov
58
28% Jun
36
'22%
2374
900
21
Sep
29%
300
26
Jun
34
S
Industries
U
S
Rubber
26(4
22%
.
800
17
Jan
25%
Oct
3074
Sep
13674 136%
32(4
3274
100
123%
Jun
r
700
30%
Sep
3874
43
Oct
30%
Sep
Sun
Co
.
—
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1
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Co
1574
Nov
4174
300
31
Jan
45
37.37%
400
36 74
Oct
65(4
8
100
8
25
25%
1,300
25
10(4
974
10(4
900
61%
6174
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99(4
2,500
37%
'
38
1,400
68(4
75(4
300
7
100
99(4
98
75
10
'
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-
7
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Associates
10
Sep
16%
62%
62%
6274
'
111
56 74
Feb
69(4 Aug
'
430
22(4
Sep
158
38%
Jan
—
5
23%.
23%
2474
10
5374
53%
54%
10
-
27
Jan
Jan
Feb
55% July
85%
Sep
Sep
Jan
15%
1774
84
15%
Nov
1.66%
5274
51%
53(4
7,696
__10
19% Sep
58% July
15% July
13%
13%
1
19
1874
19
1
4674
42
4674
16%c
7574
74-
7574
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Co
f
Co.
Inc
13%
3
28
26%
51
44% Mar
200
10%
Apr
692
17%
Sep
20%
1,004
32%
Jan
61%
355
67%
Feb
90
518
26%
Nov
2,142
4,622
26%
Oct
35% July
29% May
15%
Apr
42
Sep
53% Apr
46%
Jun
57
28%
•
2674
2674
27
16
1574
16%
4274
43%
50%
50(4
52
50
5
•
10
Power
Co
6%
24%
24%
25
2,871
26
26
26%
10
common
1
674
2,066
1,314
220
20%
Jan
29%
21
1874
1874
15
14%
Jan
3674
3774
1,867
3674
Sep
50
17%
17%
18
267
17%
Nov
Co
Jan
Jan
36 % May
Sep
23% May
3674
Ajay
lay
Apr
974
6% May
21%
••
com
common
Paper
6%
3
Electric
Apr
Mar
44(4
25
Apr
May
•
8174
8074
8174
204
Jan
87% Mar
_•
59%
53%
60%
891
45%
Jun
62(4
—2.50
24(4
24(4
24%
256
24%
Nov
Co
2774 July
•
58%
57%
58%
957
56%
Oct
Corp
1
66%
9%
52%
52 %
53%
*4674
47%-
& French Lab
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
Gut
Improvement
7%
13.50
•
common
8
72(4
Jun
Feb
90
774
Sep
1,007
48%
Jan
59% Aug
46
Sep
53 74 May
213
.
Apr
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Apr
Industries
Feb
Nov
9%
10%
43%
4374
—10
65
2,710
82'
4574
:
High
Jan
60
Aug
Jan.
14
Mar
3674
Feb
36%
Jan
46(4 July
56% July
5%
49%
49%
49%
1
2074
2074
2074
269
5
8%
8%
8%
1,125
774
Jan
2474 Mar \874 Mar
5
23%
23%
24%
212
—8.50
3674
System
10
20
Sep
22(4
Sep
27
Feb
3674
3674
"50
34%
Jun
40
Mar
59
59
50
44%
Feb
59% July
1
1,800
13%
Gas
Co
Walker
1
——_5
108
—2.50
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
—
__.
13%
Aug
.
374
10
16
Feb
1 %
Feb
13%
Nov
1774
Jan
3%
Jan
1
Sep
4574 Aug
674 May
52 %
Jan
Seeberg
75%
Nov
United
8
Feb
U S
42%
300
27%
Sep
4274
Nov
Westinghouse Air
27%
27%
28
500
27
Sep
34%
Apr
23(4
Nov
3 7(4
70
29%
Jan
4% Aug
;
-7
.
91
"
Mar
31
Apr
3874 July
10% Mar
7%
7%
10
674
15%
15%
50
13%
Jan
5
20(4
20%
60
16
Jan
3(4
3%
1,850
43%
43%
50
10
Co_.
29%
30%
195
2774
Sep
Aug
38(4 Mar
97 %
99%
479
7074
Feb
99%
Alloys Steel
40%
73 74 May
66
-
1
Fdry
Glass & Chemical
41
72
23%
——1
(The) Corp
Engineering &
1
1,200
83%
23%
3674
23%
Rockwell-Standard Corp —
—_. —5
Screw & Bolt Corp of America1
Aug
374
82%
5
__—
35
10 %
Low
5274
Natco Corp
Mar
68
52%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5274
Apr
14
46% Jan
8874 Mar
Low
Shares
Refractories———7%
McKinney Manufacturing
1
Equitable
Harbison
44% Mar
Sep
'
for Week
5
Inc-
Co
Gas
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
-
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
9% Mar
Oct
9%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
__1
;
Victor Equipment Co_
675
1574
Vanadium
Varian
13%
Washington Gas Light
July
20
25%
'
150
200
8
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(Un)
13%
Corp
United
Aug
41
5
6.25
Sugar
7274 May
13%
255
'
1
Fund
United
July
16
Match
54%
1
,
Acceptance
Smith Kline
5 3 74 July
3874 Feb
44%
31%
—5
Consolidated
Universal
Jun
Feb
•
-
21(4
Blaw-Knox
300
1
Universal
Utah-Idaho
__
—10
common™
'31% July
Oct
46(4
Co
43%
32(4
15%
(Un),.—
19% Mar
33%
5074
Armstrong Cork Co
200
31%
.
26(4
"
Steel-Corp
18% July
9% Jan
*
Light com____13.50
&
24%. Jun
31% Mar
26(4
30%
Inc
Apr
•
Oct
&
South
Sep
437a
;
8%
194
Apr
3174
15%
;
Feb
905
-
1,344
Jan
30%
—
(Un)
25
8%
Jan"
Oct
300
44%
Fruit Co
U
U S
Inc
Corp
8(4
62%
8774 Aug
35(4 Apr
29%
r
r
22
31%
Sep
29(4
25
(Un)
Jan
Nov
13%
Apr
31%
-
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..__•
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_:
30%
29(4
625
-
Jan
2974 July
32 7
12.50
(Un).
Sugar
255
1,758
....
"
5074
25% Mar
23%
24
17 %
.—10
—
1674
89(4 Apr
41% Jun
13% Mar
35% Mar
*
,
Calif
Pacific Ry Co
Union
•
(Un)
Electric
Union
.
Corp
Sep
18%
Columbia
Union
Jan
75
—
18(4
*
(Un)
104%
7,228
*
30(4
1574'
8%
Oct
Oct
America at Baltimore
(The)
Scott
Jun
29(4
974
18
1
(Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
3,400
58%
Jun
9% Aug
23'A Nov
9%
5
warrants
40%
29(4
High
"-39 74
74%
25
non-voting
Reading
5% Jam
47% Aug
2
Inc
•40%
■
'Jan
1,013
'
2474
Progress Manufacturing Co
Public Service Electric & Gas
Nov
17%
—10
common—.
Airlines
7974
'
Low
24
5074
Potomac
Apr
50%
.1
.Tri-Continental
Sep
4474 Feb
19(4
_1
Corp
World
40%
69 %
53%
26%
*
.
78
81
420
58 74
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
46 (4 May
46
500
Inc
Oil
•7774
-
3974
49%
Pennsalt
Oct
5,200
5
(Un)
80
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sep
70
2374
25
:
Chemical
Thriftimart
Trans
Co
common
3874
60 %
Corp
General Motors Corp
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Jan
400
-15
.
Corp
Low
Shares
42%
Merck
3%
35(4
1
Transmission-
(Un).
Inc
Gas Transmission
Sales
fdrWfcek
Range
101
Martin
48(4
1
_—:
Week's
of Prices
547
Apr
1
(Un)
Jun
805
Jan
.__1
Petroleum
133%
1974
3174
25
International
Oct
Aug
.
49
22%
10
-Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
.143
.
82 %
Sep
35%
i
-11774 May
90
Sep
Aug
1874
Jun
46%
10
—
Oct
25
48%
20(4
48%
__5
(Un)
issued
/
78%
2774
3874
'
2274
23(4
5
Sterling Drug Inc
Jan
1974
Jan
5
Co
22%
79%
23(4
7
.
(Un)
Corp
Chemical
(Un)
9%
48%
General
25
of N J
6074
Jan
5
Jan
6'A
(Indiana)
Oil Co
900
Jun
May
7,74
-
2
52%
68
—2
California—
of
114
22c
Dairies
900
2874
of
Motor
Philco
Standard
109
3874
5
Duquesne
Apr
1974 Sep
47%
11%
50c
______
112(4
1
Light
.
Storage Battery
23V4
—■
23%
1
common
300
Nov
66(4 July
_25
Co
3%
(Un)
Inc
40
124% 124%
r.80
Electric
44%
—*
Service
2474
40%
Co
Finance
38(4
—
*
———
i
w
Public
Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel
3%
2
(Un)_
100
13
____.
Jan
4374
Foremost
400
21(4
Power
Madison
Petroleum
300
974
2474
i
'"
10
;
common
21% Jan
51% Jan
Oct
14(4
5474
Delaware
2474 May
63% Mar
100
21
28%
—25
Publishine
200
50
20%
6outhern Calif Gas Co Dfd series A—25
California
59%
37% Mar
98%
.
.
'
Mar
20%
Ltd
(Un)
preferred
Southern
Co
Buad
Oct
50
Transit
10
Edison
1,000
974
■
2974
Curtis
Co
13c
59%
_
——.
—4.33
1774 Mar
Calif
54
13c.
2474•
:L«
Corporation
1474 Mar
convertible
12C
May
Sep
7874
Feb
2
53 %
,
•
33(4
9(4 Feb
Inc
100
Jan
"
Tel
&
9(4
Co
59%
30%
-V
Sep
19% Aug
80
Aug
4474 Oct
Feb
59%
/ 13
•'
Sep
71 y8
I
1
900
Oil
27%
600"
/
Oo
300
Co
600
300
98%
Par
common-:
10
Trade
&
4374
2974
9774
v
I—I 1
Atlantic City Electric new
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jun
Feb
Jan
Steel
14(4
•
Nov
43(4
,
;
Wood
13
14%
Jan
66%
Last
Alan
10
1
;
13%
200
Friday
20c
inc
1,200
Sale Price
Feb
39%
18
68
2974
*
29% May
Sep
High
Sep
17(4
9774
STOCKS
Nov
21(4
674
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
%
54%
800
Jan
21%
3574
700
12(4 Feb
.
24% Mar
-50
Sep
73%
9%
'
Oct
66 %
■
_—1
Nov
100
100
common...:
32
74
4%
9%
i
—10
19(4 July
10
Oct
100
•
(Un)__
25(4
500
37
.
Nov
6,400
v
100
2574 July
1.35 July
10674 Jan
Sep
16
•
—25
2674 July
16.- 16%
41 (4
5
—
Oil. Exploration— —10c
W)
Cab Co
2774 Jun
900
(F
Preferred
Nov
2374
Basin
Company
Campbell Soup Co___
Chrysler Corp
Aircraft
4.24%
5074 July
120% July
1.25
36%
Williston
62% July
200
16%
3
(Un)„—:
Mobil
4.32%
Feb
31(4 Jan
21(4
41%
*
Smith-Corona-Marchant
4.48%
Yellow
4634
77(4
—1
;
Wool worth
700
87
__
—1
Co.
39 % Mar
900
60% " 6074
23%
Oct
49
86%
:—1
Co_—1—__!
&
Water
Southern
1
Mar
18%
67
5474
___1
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Solar
47%
3,800
^
—
'
Low
'
1
Co ,.(Un)__——___—2.50
In cor
Socony
53%
—20
Co
(Finance
Trans
21%
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
._2~50
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
—10
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)—.12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Uru_
—10
,
Shares
Low
17 Yz
Apr
1174 July
8074 Aug
for Week
2
(Un).
Western Pacific Ry Co
Western Union Telegraph
73(4
Sep
48%
:
(Un) _____—_L40
(Un)
Corp
Servomechanisms
Shell
Feb
Sep
874
20(4
—
*
_10
com_
—
Roebuck
•Shasta
1974
4374
400
%
Paper
Servel
200
500
8%
54 %
~
(Un)__20g
Diego. Imperial Corp___—^
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd——
Sears
20%
._1.6G%
5%. preferred
Seaboard
237 a
50%
200
common
Apr
48%
»-19%<
Francisco
Feb
Preferred
70(4 July
30 % July
72% " 7274
1
Co
48
3%
_——1
Petroleum
Oct
Oct
23%
•
49
_____*
San;
Scott
437a
"
Louis-San
Schering
600
1
—
Aeronautical
Schenley
65(4
I
Co;
Corp—-I—-.
(Safeway Stores Inc
St
64%
;_5
Aircraft
Royal
Ryan
65%
'
(Un)_.:-_'
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Rohr
35
28(4
Westates Petroleum
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
,
Par
86% Mar
Jan
Week's
Last
.
Sale Frice
High
Jan
18(4
300,.
1
Manufacturing
200
37%
_2.50
________
Richfield
28
74%
35%
_—1
Inc
Reynolds Tobacco
Low
100
35%
_10
Drug & Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co ' (Un)
.
85%
28
5
Rexall
,
85%
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)___
G
Friday
High
1
__
—
(Un)
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
•
(Un)
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
5
Corp-of America
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co (Un)
Republic
Picture's
Low
3
(Un)
common
Shares
2
Timber—
&
of Prices
Par
(Un)
Pulp
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
'
-
FOR
Sales
Westinghouse Electric
Brake
-12.50
Corp
9774
Sep
19% Apr
2374 July
39
Oct
7
Mar
2%
4674
Feb
Nov
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER 6
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
1
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
'
STOCKS
\V
Last
Sale Price
;
Abitlbl Power & Paper common
4% % preferred
+
Par
•
25
Week's
Bank
Sales
Range
Sliarcs
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38(4
Low
2,366
33
342
Eathurot.
High
Sep
40
Class
Bell
Feb
Anr
22%
22%
22
SeD
24
Algoma Steel
•
38
37
38%
Aluminium
5,507
34%
Sep
*
30(4
29%
30%
6 774
26% May
42(4 July
37% July
25
20%
20(4
20%
2,070
20
Sep
22
42
41%
Sep
for Week
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
&
class A
54(4
55%
2,598
6 7 74
67 %
70
900
10
(Canada)
Paper
55
10
38
37%
38
472
6574 May
33
Mar
•
42
41%
42
150
41%
Oct
50%
Sep
High
6274 July
84
Aug
45
Aug
5174
Feb
•
27%
27%
27'%
50
26%
Jan
35
Feb
25
B
Telephone
407's
407a
40%
8.267
39 •*
Apr
44
Feb
40%
Oct
46% May
Feb
50
Power
Sales
Range
10
Provinciale
Banque
.
37
Montreal
of
Bank of Nova Scotia
for Week
of Prices
Low
38
Par
Week's
of Prices
Ltd
4% preferred
4%% preferred
Anglo Amer Exploration
_
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Telep Co 4%%
Argus Corp Ltd common
Argus
Corp
Asbestos
Atlas
Ltd
pfd—___50
•
pfd
Corp
steels
50
__
—
__
31(4
__
42
43
1,035
4574
49
140
48
Oct
49
50
120
50
Nov
53
Feb
'40
5%
preferred
25
Banque Canadian National
For footnotes
see
page
10
42.
20
51%
33(4
—
a66
81%
107
81%
Nov
89 %
98
38
Oct
43
Mar
90
38
Oct
43
Mar
43
Jan
474 %
Nov
42
Mar
4%%
48
Jan
5%
28
3,469
27
27
710
24
May
Aug
36
29%
Feb
18%
Oct
24%
Jan
20
325
1834
Oct
51
Sep
51(4
52
1,678
24
Feb
4,882
5
33r,4
Oct
20
2.135
34
5
•
31(4
100
5%
•
447a
19%
Feb
red pfd—100
75
19%
Oct
49%
Oil
168
2674
9%
Sep
Elec
1,212
27%
Jan
44
American
40
26%
G
80
Columbia
45(4
27%
25
130
9
46%
7,767
46
British
31%
•
preferred
40%
8%
—
British
L
31(4
May
40%
874
46%
*
50
45%
40
50
preferred
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
Nov
50
preferred—
Bowater Corp 5%
Bowater Paper
Bowaters Mersey 5%
Feb
48%
•
;
Ltd
Bailey Selburn
534%
$2.50
50
__
common
4%
—50
__
39(4
-—50
preferred
preferred
44
44
44(4
100
—
5%%
preferred
preferred
Columbia
Feb
British
Columbia
Power—
6374 Mar
British
Columbia
Telephone
—
Feb
Oct
40% Aug
Sep
52 %
Oct
18
Feb
34%
1,393
33'%
Sep
40
Jan
40
322
39%
Sep
47% May
12%
49%
127a
34l2
34
40
40
.
Feb
July
48
a37
49
12%
29
78
Sep
1174
a37
49%
•
_•
44%
Oct
150
__
50
Products
Apr
Sep
4.50
245
50
—a
Forest
7%
32
69
a66
82%
39%
preferred
4(4%
British
>
15
_
3574
Aug
.
.
(1970)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 9, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
L*8*
Range
For
Brown
Company
Bruck
Mills
Class
class
Building
*
Products
Canada Cement
$1.30
11%
Steamship
preferred
21 %
29 %
25
43
41%
11,4
11 %
•
•
common
Canadian Chemical Co
Ltd
•
Canadian Fairbanks
Morse common-J*
Canadian Husky
1
Canadian Industries
common
—•
Preferred
———.—...—
Canadian International
Power
•
Preferred
—BO
Canadian Oil Companies
common•
Canadian Pacific
Railway
2B
Canadian Petrolina Ltd
preferred
Columbia
•
Class B
Crown Zellerbach
class A
Distillers Seaarrams
Dome Petroleum
r..minioD Bridge
Dominion Corsets
Dominion Dairies
preferred
7%
preferred
303
4,853
12%
12
50
i
—
*
—!.
A-
•
.
•
6%
16%
389
15% July
22% Feb
19-%
26%
18%
155
26
425
17%
!■
,■
n
m.n
nmrii
18%
100
19
825
18%
32%
4,137
30%
4.68%
Indus
common
10
al5
preferred
$4.50 preferred
a
50
Jamaica Public
Service Ltd
1% preferred
Lower
5%%
St Lawrence Cement
class
A
Sep
13%
155
21
Jan
35
Apr
77%
76,/s
79%
'2,121
75
Sep
93
July
200
14
16%
3,050
15%
Sep
Sep
17%
16
10%
"11%
3,660
10%
Sep
16% Mar
29
8.779
*
Corp common—
14
—•
common —-•—•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
PlnKe
A
27 3
28%
*
•
*
Sep
38% Aug
pfcl-
Series B 4%%
Sherwin Williams
Weaving—,
*
•
Power
50
38%
page 42.
Sep
35
Jan
30
215
29%
Oct
36"%
Jan
39%
425
38 3
Oct
43
Jan
3
48
Apr
4
50
a45
a45
100
al25
al25
———
4
of
1% preferred
45
Jan
128
Oct
Sicard
Canada—
-—
Inc
139 % Ma
7%
Steinbergs class A
5%% preferred
7%
2,185
6%
Sep
31%
3234
1.381
30%
Sep
40
78%
*
7
32%
—*
78%
78%
25
65
Jan
81
-_*
;
a60/
—*
86
1
100
——
56
Oct
July
May
a60
1
Jan
f'.OVi
18
3.520
10
Feb
80%" 66%
3,570
68%
Jan
26%
3,300
23%
Jan
19
Aug
90'A July
35% Jun
100
340
99%
Jun
18
,—•
7Yt
l'
17%
26%
23%
100
99%
Jun
53
54
480
53
Oct
75
Mar
56%
56%
587
51
Mar
68
July
26
29
11,205
22%
Sep
31
*
3.50
3.50
3.50
500
3.50
Nov
United Steel
6.70 Feb
15
•
9
8%
9
1,615
8%
Sep
13
Mar
2,150
40
July
Apr
86
75
14
2,100
15
15
533
54%
180
16
8^
Oct
,
———
Toronto-Dominion
13% Oct
14 % Sep
90% Feb
July
Walker
20
12
Mar
West
Feb
•
Bank
22% Jan
16%
5,379
51% Oct
14% Jan
9%
10
1,521
9% Jan
al5
al5
May
Sep
19
Jan
Jan
75
60
14
Mar
80
Jan
29%
110
27
Jan
31
57
175
102
Jan
Jan
71
Jan
21
Jun
j.10% July
Feb
p 6% Nov
21%
Sep
50%
Feb
25% May
80% Sep
38
38
38%
3.25
3.25
3.25
130
130
35
130
—100
,
Mar
33
200
3.00
Oct
4.10
Oct
130
Oct
Apr
5
*
—1
Apr
14
& Worts
Jan
July
54%
Gooderham
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Kootenay 7% prelerredWeston
(Geo) class A—4
Aug
29% Aug
29
Corp
Webb &
46
291
57
al8%
10
18%
1,469
61
5/2
19%
30
10%
a
10
r,](,
760
—27
\
1.30
11% Nov
25% Sep
17
Class
Zellers
-i-:
Limited
.*
35
*
1,625
S 50
Julv
8.95
1,270
16%
Oct
16%
»
36
37 tii
597
a95
a96
20
94
Oct
100
103
100
40
100
Sep
u7
50
108% Mar
9% Jun
a7
34
'
7%
Sep
Feb
46 %
May
Jan
42
41%
42
49%
14%
41'/a Nov
49%
13%
63
49%
15
44
Mar
55
14%
520
38 %
11
Jan
38%
39
Aug
19% Jun
730
35% May
44% July
16%
16%
50
14% Sep
20
300
13
14
12%
12%
12%
5%
5%
100
41
41%
776
39%
53%
1,870
39 %
53
52
63%
62
300
63 %
9%
9%
36%
12
12 %
718
37
35%
37
1,070
12
48%
12 %
48%
175
48%
r.y'
5%
U'
84
960
50
Jan
9
Oct
Sep
33%
Oct
12
Nov
64
Nov
Mar
Apr
Mar
79% May
12% Jan
46% Jan
14'% Feb
6 % Mar
5% Sep
28% Sep
11% May
42% Oct
41% Aug
53%
Apr
81
Oct
92
Feb
Jan
24
Aug
Oct
101
Aug
Nov
2,156
-a
108
Jun
28 % Mar
135%
37 % July
58
2,760
48% Mar
58
15
1,175
12
16% Aug
Shares
20
Jan
40
100
July
100
11
Canada
&
25%
40
24%
10%
475
28% Mar
103
Apr
Sep
100
Jan
38
375
May
11
Nov
15
Sep
45% July
10%
Jan
103 1041/2
al4
16% Jun
652
Sep
May
112% Jun
15
102
.
9
15
Oct
6.50
Sep
a6
a6
a6
155
24
2.50
23%
Feb
24
1,715
22%
Jan
23
24
29% Jun
1,413
22%
Jan
29
39%
Oct
43
/4
40
317
18
18
940
Jun
May
20% May
17%
a47
Oct
a47
5
44
31%
Oct
32
51
85
27
Jan
72
<2
75
38% May
15
15%
150
oO
10
12
12
12
375
48%
47
484s
2,276
2,275
43,140
13%
26c
Apr
Nov'
11% Apr
14
July
Oct
28
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—
Dalfen's
*
17'A
Nov
May
21% July
100
33
Jan
41
48%
170
35
Mar
126
80
Nov
31
Oct
a40
150-
Sep
Sep
53
Feb
a32
9
38%
37%
39%
4,429
42%
42%
42 %
310
1.900
-•
a75c
167
47
95c
Jan
1.10 May
34
Oct
33%
Ocv
36
Oct
45
34%
Jan
47y« Aug
1.55
2.05
Feb
1.60
1.75
19
18
19%
875
153/4
Jun
30
Jan
40
39%
40
325
38
Oct
47
Jan
66c
1,100
65c
Jan
*
Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd class A_*
Jun
38
10
———
17%
a80
,
a70c
1
Ltd—
200
—•
Ltd
Mfg
1,835
17%
a75c
a32
12
33%
a40
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Fleet
175
"500
Mar
22%
'
38
a80
9
al2
a40
Stand Sec class A—*
Consolidated Paper
Corp Ltd
Consumers Gas common—
Inland
Chemicals
65c
170%
168 170 %
*
2.30
Inter Paints
(Canada) Ltd—
cumulative preferred
Jockey Club
Ltd
-20
common.-
*■•
Kelly Douglas class A—
Loblaw
165
108
Sep
Sef)
1.50 Apr
Cos
class
A
Power
MacLaren
&
&
Moore
Corp
Mount
Royal
Ontario
Ltd
Jan
190
Jun
Paper
Co
al8
2.10
7%
2 6'A
26%
26%
50
25
Oct
40 Vi
75
150
60
Sep
93
13%
75
13%
Nov
75
75
13
5
*
Ltd
2.60 July
Jun
34
18
Oct
'21% May
•
pfd_10
;
Dairies
2.00
7%
4
Co
200
al8
*
Paper
2.30
2.10
2.10
•
M dchers Distilleries Limited 6r«
a30% a30%
-
'
3,500
2.05
Sep
2.55 Jan
160
7%
Sep
11% Apr
Feb
July
15% Jan
36% Mar
15
30%
38
39%
2,946
37'A
Jun
7%
7'A
106
6%
Oct
16 Y* July
9
Mar
50
50
50 %
285
46%
-Jan
53% Sep
3.30
3.30
3.30
100
7'A
7%
100
6%
Sep
42
42
150
40%
Jan
45
Apr
700
4.50
Jan
9
July
340
27'A
•
39%
Pipe Lines Ltd
1.25
Power Corp of Canada 4%% 1st
pfd_50
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
*
Quebec
34%
20c
8%
13,100
Oct
3.25 May
4.00 Apr
Feb
Feb
14% Mar
945
13 Vs
8Y2 July
-
17%
Pembina
Jan
9,255
13%
46
Sep
33%
11
12%
a
Jan
6 %
35c
22%
32% Aug
28% Jan
38%
a50
1.00 Apr
37%
33%
Jan
12%
39
Sep
75
6,045
22%
17%
Jan
8'A
27%
37%
23%
26c
40
Gen
Consolidated Div.
Preferred
)
High
7%
9
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
PacLic Atlantic Canadian Invest Co._l
Sep
38
al4
32c
al2
Ltd——*
Low
6%
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—•
Dredge? & Dock Co Ltd
•
Investments
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39%
Canadian
Minnesota
1,120
1,350
11
Nov
-
26%
29%
Jan
12%
—
Sales
for Week
16% July
57
11
15%
40% Mar
common_l
Canadian Inter Inv Tr 5% cum pfd_100
Canadian Westinghouse Ct Ltd———*
17%
29%
—
Sep
—*
—
Canadian
80%
9
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
Burns
&
Co
Ltd
Apr
14%
26%
32c
Jan
2,611
8%
18
32
Range
7%
Jan
321
1-3/2 iw
*
21
J4
_•
Abltca Lumber & Timber
20%
5%
46%
42%
95
*a23% ; [>23''2
10%
10%
40
57
Low
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
—
84
1,678
104%
33
*
Oct
61%
5,047
26%
Apr
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
Oct
5% Nov
38% Sep
39% Nov
42% Oct
225
35%
»
Apr
44
of Price*
Friday
stocks
11%
1,160
9%
3P%
12%
5%
57J4
44%
Jan
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
11
1,560
1,212
I4
Sep
341
Canadian
j
13%
5%
34
75
Oct
36
100
55
common.
Jan
16%
36
36%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Feb
6.00
16%
35
36 %
33
—
B
Mar
35
5.60
16%
25c
1
27%
Jan
19% Mar
38%
_
4%
14'
54
14%
—
•
Jan
56%
41% Jan
40
31%
10
85 y-i May
May
Feb
455
6
National Trust Co Ltd
Niagara Wire
0%
26%
20
495
Sep
125
*
National Steel Car
Com common
85 %
29 %
•
A
Southern Caimda Power
Standard Structural Steel„:
Steel Co of Canada
2,701
*
100
see
3,672
30 Vs
16%
11%
———i_—10
Feb
% Mar
45
—*
•
Trust
footnotes
24
24%
75%
—
Morgan & Co
4% 7c preferred
For
20%
Nov
45
—3
40
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Southam Co
22%
*
Montreal Locomotive
Rights
20
8%
30
*
28
Preferred
Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia
Light to
a80
7%
10
103
^
Noranda
a80
7%
Texaco Canada Ltd-
103
Molson Breweries Ltd
class A
Class B
Jan
July,
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
27%
Mitchell (Robt)
class A—
Class B
Montreal
145
51% July
95
Aug
28
*
43
2,877
35
16% Nov
25% Nov
103
•
22%
Oct
15'%
34%
Feb
100
100
Sep
33
14%
34%
Feb
common-. •
common
14%
15%
*
-
6
9.00
90
1
5
preferred
Jun
14% July
25
J3
MacMlllan & Bloedel
class B
88
Feb
Paper class A——
Feb
45
St
Massey-Ferguson
Oct
13
50%
al9
Lawrence Power———
MacKinnon Structural Steel
common—*
83
48
134
*
25
250
16%
25%
93%
Labatt Limited
(John)
Laura Secord
Candy Shops
Lewis Bros Ltd
Loeb
(M)
Ltd
Jan
83
14%
16%
25%
a20%
10
50%
•83
22
10
—5
39
7.00 Feb
13% Jan
24% Feb
com. .♦
International Utilities
Corp
Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Nov
Sep
Sep
Oct
7.50
Canada
common
4.25
Sep
—100
preferred
1,555
17%
69% Mar
14%
——1
—
35% Mar
21
22%
75%
•
$2.75
45%
17% Feb
Oct
17
12 %
B
200
43%
45
4.45
Nov
Sep
20
800
*
of
4.45
10%
16%
55
5
3.S52
•
com—
160
700
52%
•
Investment class A
2,116
3,720
16%
•
Tobacco of Canada
500
17%
16%-
al7
13%
50
Oil Ltd
10%
55%
10%
55%
9.25
12
10
Cement
10%
17%
22%
27-27%
®
Jan
20%
11%
20c
—
common
International Nickel
Nov
Sep
16% Sep
11%
•
Bank
International Paper
Jan
10% Nov
17% Oct
1,690
115
•
preferred
Inland
Apr
4.75 Aug
10%
15
100
—■■
Acceptance Corp
Warrants '
23%
Sep
19%
31
.
31% May
15% May
Nov
4.00
720
*
Hudson Bay
Mining
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Gas—££—•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Oct
22
1%
PittfielcL—
$2 preferred
Feb
36%
all
1
Holt, Renfrew common
Home Oil class A
ClftSS B
Howard Smith Paper
18%
36Y2
Feb
*'
Reynolds Aluminum preferred——100
(A V) (Canada) common
*
Jan
•
1-1
Sep
Oct
30%
——-20c
30% Mar
16%
2
w———4
Motors
--til
11
26 Vs
210
9.25
20%
100
General Steel Wares
common
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd
III-I
-~-~u
Ores-
St Lawrence
15%
76%
100
1
&
3.760
3,162
31
Par
——L—
Home
Iron
47% Jan
Jan
75
•
General Bakeries
Ltd--/—
General Dynamics
.
13%
29%
Feb
Oct
6
a6
,
Gatlheau Power
common
5% preferred
:—
5%% preferred
General
common-^——*
Nov
14%
90
21%
—1
'•'i
12
28
31
———_-1
new
Odt.
12%
32
—10
(Chas E)_—,——
20
11% Mar
260
22
9
53% July
Jan
550
75
•
Fraser Cos Ltd
common
Petrolpnm ornferred
14% Jan
Jan
16%
all all%
B
Prench
High
Feb
12%
Roe
80
23%
24%
358
•
Co of Canada
Co
Quebec Natural
Quebec Power
Rolland
24
10%
•
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor Co
40
-
Mar
36
Nov
a6
•
——
1,072
Jan
15% Nov
43% Aug
16%
1
Heating Prod class
73
15
20
B
Low
48
29%
—
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
•
4 7o preferred
—.100
Provincial TransDort common„„L—♦
Series
•
*.•
%
Jan
14%
50%
9
42
common-—--
Corp of Canada—
Aug
9%
8.90 Oct
15
Jan
1,974
25 %
Sep
25
50
23%
•
—
Frdsst<& Co
guA i- *■'
»
8G
Electrolux Corp
Enamel &
'
15%
•
——
Foundation
100
9.65
15
■
23%
24%
———35
Pont of Canada
common——:
7%% preferred
Class
18
6%
19
Ltd——-——■—3%
A preferred
Apr
675
31
410
Du
Class
17%
7%
31
26
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar 4r Chemical
common—•
Dominion Textile common
•
Donohue Bros
Eddy Match
{>15
45%
———10
Brewery
Feb
5
•
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dow
July
25%
18%
18%
18%
cum
48
24% July
535
-2.50
Dominion Founcixiet, <v
oteei
Dominion Glass common
9.75
Oct
Sep
26%
9
Apr
4.85 Apr
20
16
a
common™—
5%
66% July
42% May
17% July
18
19%
*
Nov
11%
200
73
*
—■—
6.25
73
•
——
805
River
Premium
May
19% Sep
Sep
33% Sep
2,493
•
45
14%
Ltd
Development
Powell
Pouer
10
—•
-—
Placer
".
13
52
15%
*
.
16
Feb
125
*
.
380
2,389
73
•
—~
Jan
45
•
—
11
15%
24%
Petroleums
49% Jun
al5
•
«——.
—
Mar
1,294
15
•
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
; ;
4U
20'2
9.65
23%
common—
Mar
28% Jan
76
400
2
20% a20%
--
10
-———
37
Nov
Nov
6%
.
r-
Cellulose
Sep
25
25%
20
a
20
.
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt Farm
Equipment
Coghlin (B J)
26%
371
14
6.25
a20%
25
-
Pttornc
507
%
Mills
Page-Hersey Tubes
763
58
36
13%
•
Flour
Jan
"
25
Range Since Jan. 1
High
99% Apr
V
16%
57
35%
common-.
——
U'.
■
16
57%
/■
Bronze
Canadian Celanese
$1 series
'• '
*
British Aluminum
warrants
Ogilvie
Jun
4.50
39
Jan
42
-
Low
Shares
Jan
2,266
26%
10
Canadian
Oct
Oct
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
13% July
79
26%
25 Vo
—-12.50
———
2.50
28%
14%
Jan
2,413
31%
25 A
•
common
Canadian Bank of
Commerce—
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
97
25%
Canadian Aviation
Electronics—16 h
.A
504
High
Nov
9
625
96 %
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Penn ans
96%
•
2.75
10
common
10%
1,301
29',2
-20
————.
Foundries
12%
28%
28%
•
common
preferred
Canada Iron
Canada
Low
2.75
•
common—
STOCKS
3,481
12%
G
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1°%
—0
Calgary Power
5%
A
B
NOVEMBER
Friday
Shares
Low
-1
——
Ltd
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Mar
72
Nov
96
Feb
14%
SeD
19
Feb
49%
Feb
Nov
53% May
15
May
Sep
58
12%
Oct
16% July
11c
Oct
26c
12
Mar
Nov
Corp
common
5
29
Warrants
St
Maurice
Soca
Inc
,_1
*
Power
6%
B
Gas
of
Canada
Principal
10
Oct
12%
Oct
33% July
-14
Mar
1.60 Aug
26
Apr
15% Aug
13%
325
-2.00
100
pfd—10o
115
120
100
110
Oct
131
Jan
35%
35%
35%
70
35
Oct
44
Jan
Nov
38%
•
*
10
•
a36 a36 %
Western.
Canada
Breweries
Ltd
Wood Industries Ltd A John
A).
2.00
Nov
150
36
32%.
32%
32%
850
20
Jan
10%
10%
10%
3.250
10'
Nov
17
*
17
21%
300
2.40
2.60
3,620
2.20
3.30
2.40
16%
21%
B-
Properties.
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Westeel Products Ltd—
I
2,945
Oct
13
Ltd—
class
11%
Jan
Mar
2.00
1
Corporations
'
10%
86c
120
Corp Fund
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union
10%
11%
600
2.00
Trans-Canada
United
25
1.15
2
a
Canada
Traders Finance Corp clams A—:
Class
29%
1.15
*
Ltee
Southern
29
alO'A al0%
Gas
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd—
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
United
44'%
Telephone
8
3.50
1,150
3.00
Oct
2,250
2.50 Oct
Apr
32% Oct
15% Apr
15%
Jan
19% July
21
Jun
27% Sep
Sep
3.75 Mar
8
Mar
*
11%
11%
11%
25
5
32 %
32%
32 %
500
32%
Feb
32%.Feb
27%
27%
25
27%
Nov
27% Nov
11%
Oct
15% Jan
Volume
Number
190
5897
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
,
(1971)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
6
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Shares
Low
Shown Are Expressed
Prices
Low
High
—1
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Ameranium Mines Ltd————
A? no,
12%C
12,884
4c
1,500
4c
8c
9c
8'c
7c
8%c
5c
301/aC.
5yac-
——
Beatrice
Bed
Gold
Lake
Mines
Bellecfeasse Mining Corp Ltd
.
Resources
Canalask
<
Can-Met
Nickel
Mines
Explorations
Canorama
Carbec
Ltd
Quebec
40,200
3,000
8,300
6c
23c
7c
Inc.—
22c
3,000
2.90
4,000
6c
1,000
1,400
950
1.96
5c
3,100
8c
Jan
17c
Apr
1.58
1,300
1.52
Oct
6,500
6c*
Sep
26%
26%
150
7%c
23,500
13.000
-
5c
35,000
40C
4QC
9c
4Q
5c
44c
45c
•
3%c */
29%
2.85
29%
Mines
May
92c
Jan
Oct
12c
May
Aunor Gold
Sep
80e.
Jan
Auto
21c
Maj*.
Auto
Fabric
18%
3%c
Oct
2.30
Sep
Oct
26c
22c
1,000
18 Va
Apr
21% July
500
87c
1,000
82
85%
*-965
1.16
1.20
25
-
Sep
4c
10,000
Nov
87c
Sep
2,200
99c
30c
30c
1,500
24c
500
10c
Feb
21c
19c
23c
7,000
65c
60c
72c
54,100
17c
17c
3.35
3.35
17c
loc
1.13
2,000
300
.
18c
8,000
13c
43c
Jan
7c
4c
4 Vac
8.000
4c
75c
11,5OT
46c
Jan
8c
9c
6,000
6c
Jan
63c
G3c
79c
7,300
45c
Apr
1
1
11%(L
90c
Mining- Co.
Prime
Ltd
Mines
168,200
13V2C
8.2.0
1.16
1.000
•7.05
9,200
Producers
"
lie
28c
45c
11c
15c
2,500
37c
1,040
30c
20c
1 590
28c
?"c
:*
.29c
3%C
3VaC
r
6c
2.64
-
1,500
3c
6,000
5c
2.80
3,100
2.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
70c
Oct
Apr
65c
Jan
6%c
Aug
2.^4
Jan
Apr
Apr
1.88 Apr
23c
Oct
6c
JUli
July
12% Mar " '
Oct
6c
Mar
39c
Oct
'
2
1.32
Oct
11c
Apr
Apr
1.95 May
Sep
37c
—1
Ltd
9c
1.15
Sep
July
1
Mar
6%c Feb
Jun
7.80.
1.07
—1
Ltd—.
2.50
July
1.12
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Pitt. Gold
51c
35c
8.20
1
Paudash Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
Perm bee Mining
Corp..
9c
1,500
•51c
Opemiska. Copper Mines (Quebec; Ltd.l
Ltd
18,250
5iq
28c
Orchan
:
Jan
4.50 Mar
Jun
70c
8c
May
36V2C Apr
Oct
4c
70 c
30c
Porcuoine
35c
Oct
1
1
Mines
1.24
Jan
1.00
13,600
17,000
i.—_—
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
30c
16 %c May
2.10 S»p
1.25
.'1
OkaitajOils Ltd
21c
Jan
4 %c
'
Not
1.85 Mar
55c
Sep
4c
Ltd
Feb
Quebec Lithium Corporation
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining L,td
Radiate- Uranium Mines Ltd—
—
Ranger'Oil (Canada
)
29c
1.30
1.30
2.75'
2.76
400
3%C
3 %c
3%c
4,000
1
19%c
18c
20c
1
62c
1
62c
—
Sherritfc-Gordon
Mines
Si8calta Oils Ltd—
Siscoe^ Mines Ltd
South Dufault
Stadiacona
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd
Jan
12c
3.30
1
Standard* Gold Mines Ltd
"
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd_
Tacha Lake Mines Ltd,
Tftzirv Mines Ltd
Exploration
Feb
Feb
9c
12,300
18c
Sep
35c
500
50c
Sep
90(X<
1 57
Oct
*
—50
50
31 Va
31%
31%
—
class
A—
^
1
Mines
Barnat
—
Baska
Beattie
Beaver
Belcher
Bell
Co
common..
Bibis
2.70
2.65
2.70
1,800
2.50
Sep
*
S
29
29
29
255
Gold
Bonville
Bowater
Paper
Bowater
10
July
4.50 Aug
Feb
8c
Jan
Bralorne
8.30
19
19%
315
19%
20
1,035
1.04
1.04
1.04
600
96c
Oct
8%c
8c
1,500
8c
Jan
54
8%c
55%
Va
70%.
-.*•
Jan
50%
Mar
9c
Mar
Oct
Jan
1.40
16,100
Sep
1.94 Feb
54c
55c
2,380
54c
Nov
82c
82c
82c
90c
64,400
60c
Mar
IIV2C
10c
13c
26,300
10c
Nov
11c
11c
12c
18,000
42
41 %
42
135
15,292
20c
20c
8%
8%
11c
14c
23
23%
17
17
17
1.24
10c
Sep
British
9c
6%
13% May
Oct
18c
Mar
12%
3,130
11 %
1.60
2,400
Feb
Buffalo
Feb
Buffalo
Jun
30
Jan
18%
Feb
17
81c
16,670
70c
Sep
1.32
Jan
40%
12,699
39%
Feb
2,000
76c
Apr
Oct
44%
85c
15c
12,130
13c
Sep
10c
68,100
8c
76c
Oct
94c
Feb
Building
Oct
9c
51C
Jan
3.85
Sep
6.60
Jan
1.70
Oct
2.62
Apr
500
4c
Oct
24c
9c
Oct
30c
-1
2 Vac
2" Vac
17,000
2c
Oct
7c
7c
500
5c
45c
6.
39%
45
Sep
15%cMar
8.40 Feb
-1
60c
56c
61c
44,800
-1
814
8%
10
5,626
42
40%
42
350
46
46
46
5
8c
8c
8 Vac
5.85
5.75
5.95
60c
60c
1,500
Jan
Sep
79c
Mar
Jan
10c
Nov
Oct
47*
Aug
Oct
50% Feb
55c
5.75 Aug
Mar
Cable
Mar
Cadamet
20I2Q
I8%e 20Vac
7,000
16c
Oct
34c
Mar
Calalta
1.00-Apr
Oct
~5
5
5%
8,395
20%
20%
55
19
Sep
25
Jan
45
45
45
100
45
Sep
48
M*y
„1
2.25
2.20
2.50
11,125
33%
33%
34 Vb
18,285
pfd—100
71
69%
71
140
36%
36%
37 Va
275
39 Va
39%
39%
385
3714
Oct
48
Aug
85
81%
85
655
81'A
Nov
91
May
44%
44%
44 Va
90
44 Vb
Oct
48% Aug
50
49
50
280
47
Oct
•
12%
12 3a
12%
2,955
llJ/a Oct
18-
*
4r/o
34%
34
34%
3,100
33% Oot
40V4 Mar
25
—1
40
39Tb
40%
1,740
39% Sep
47% May
60c
Jun
Products
Forest
Telephone
.
,
48c
47c
7% Apr
4.40 Oct
1.85
31% Sep
65%
Oct
Odt
35
.
330 Mar
Oct
Oct
.
44% Feb
78
May
Feb
42
52% Aug
Feb
•
Lake
11%
3,291
10%
Nov
14% Jan
12 Va
12%
365
8%
Jan
14
3.25
2.70
3.25
425
2.20
Jan
2c
2c
2
%c
5,600
5.00 July
8%cMar
2c
2c
2.25
2.25
2%c
2.30
31,725
1
1
1
10.% c
10c
11c
76,600
1.79
1.55
1.80
4,950
1.30 Jan
7c
7c
7c
1,000
5%c
28%
30
440
7c
7c
19
Gold
10%
12%
1
Smelting
7,650
10%
*
*
1
1
&
48c
1
Mines—
18 Va
12
11%
*
28 3 4
-*
Extension
2,300
45c
2c
Oct
2c
Sep
2.25
10c
Sep
Sep
Sep
28%
Oct
3,500
7c
May
20
7,540
16%
Jan
12
655
11%
Oct
'
*
29c
Apr
8'Ac Feb
10c
Sep
7c
5,880
1,400
.<
Aug
.50
Burns
30c
Jan
10c
4,500
Burlington
700
1 08
jun
114,500
20 Vb
Products
2,600
May
10c
-1
Ankerite
5.10
26c
27 %c Mar
Nov
9c
10c
-1
Mines
Hill
2.05 May
—50
50
100
50
50
Mining
Red
Mar
85c
-1
Mines
Buffadison
Feb
36c
36c
Nov
23
,50
preferred.^
Class B
25c
Feb
Nov
50
100
.50
—
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class A..
25c
'
25c
Nov
18,216
—
*
Electric
Columbia
Sep
Jan
May
Jan
11c
70c
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
5%% preferred
Oct
25c
52
40%
76c
Oil
Columbia
Sep
Apr
1.02 Aug
26c
Sep
Sep
Sep
41
5,500
23%
3.60
..
1,345
11c
*
*
18c
8%
10c 11 %c
—
American
Brunsman
4.85 Aug
.1.30
62c
Britalta Petroleum
British
Brunhurst
62% July
84J/a Aug
J an
54e
11c
—.—
8c
Jan
Feb
1.35
-
66c.
—
—
1,500
2.84 Mar
2.00 Jan
10c
105
Brazilian Traction common-
Reef
Feb
24
'
Sep
65%
3,288
2,747.
_
Oct
Oct
4.10
7
8c
Petroleums
Preferred
6.50
16%
17Va
4,10
14c
4% %
15%
69
;7
8c
4 %%
1.30
55
70
4. ID
* ■
Pioneer
Bralsaman
10% Jan
25 Va Feb
Sen
7.40
19
15c
Boymar Gold Mines
Nov
12,100
Feb
3.15 July
34 Va July
-1
Corp 5%
preferred
5V2%
Sep
Sep
42.
.
Oct
2c
19%
„1
Bouzan Mines Ltd
10c
For footnotes see
page
16c
Feb
6
2.25
19,500
-1
Mines
Jan
Jun
Jan
9c
3.70 Feb
39c
Aug
2.55 May
Jan
9c
39
Jan
lie
Feb
24
July
14% Mar
9%c Feb
,
Mines
Oils-,.
—
25c
38,500
3c
7c
Aug
63c
1,500
60c
Oct
92c
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common..,
*
•
3,500
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
Calvan
1
Consolidated
11c
1
Oil
13c
10,600
11c
Nov
14c
14c 15 %c
11,300
14c
Nov
50c
50c
55c
13,400
46c
Oct
22%
-"22
23%
3,195
19 Va
Sep
96%
96 Va
9 7 J/4
3,314
78'/a
Jan
3.50
3.50
300
1
Mines
Petroleum
5%c
Jan
400
Feb
21 %C Aug
Sep
18% Feb
3,650
Vac
1
1
Mines
Bordulac
17c
5c
7%
3.55
2
40%
Mines
Uranium
2.05
5c
80
Aug
——25
-50c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium
4%c
62c,
7c
5c
1
Corp
Mines
Yukon
Bicroft
;
—
Mining
1.95
4%c
2.70 Oct
29% Mar
*
1
——*
—*
Mines———
Telephone
15c
5lac
7c
Oct
Oct
Aug
2.00
24
•
•
Bethlehem Cooper Corp
Bevcon Mines
1,000
1
1,968
10c
1
Paper class A
A
10,600
*
6,500
_*
&
Lumber
Class
18%c 18 Vac
10c
13c
Westvihe Mines Ltd
2.50
%v 27%
14,000
—1
:
—
Lodge
10c
Westburne Oil Co Ltd——!
2.20
26
Apr
10%
Jan
5%
21.600
*
Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaver
1
1
550
7c
Mines
Uranium
Bathurst Power
Woedotn Pyrite & Copper
Corp Ltd—1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd—
Virginia Mining Corp
10%
11c
Base Metals Mining
Bunker
4.90
*
1
10%
10c
-10
Basco Oil & Gas—
4%C
—1
Mines-Ltd
Apr
6%C
—-—
Sep
17,375
10c
He
—.-10
Baryman Exploration Ltd
9c
4c
July
~
6,966
4c
3c
2c
6 Vic
Traction
British Columbia
24c
6,000
2.09 Feb
15%
13% Mar
.—.1
Mines
—i
Montreal
of
,
Bank of Nova Scotia..
Barcelona
Broulan
45.690
3c
2,100
50c
Consolidated
Apr
37c
Oct
3c
—
.-———-^ ;
Oil
Jun
31c
52c
7.60
July
9c
Oct
7
90c
11c
45c
2c
16c
10 'Ac
57,725
—1
——
Jan
5,000
100
49c
-1
Products
Oct
2,200
1.09
13%
45c
27
common.——.—
70c
11,000
Oct
Mar
48%. Jan
19c
Apr
*
1.00
*
Mines
5'/aC
13c
93,
0«t
1
86c
lie
8c
90c
*
Oct
Jan
59c
9%c
20,000
Oct
13%
__
48c
3c
1014
2.30
British Columbia Power
9c
9c
42%.Mar
Oct
66
44J/a
1.50 Mar
Feb
4.50
"
—
1
115
8c
31'A
50
46
,
15c
Oct
12c
,
*
1
66 Va
Mar
79c
n
1,844.
66 Va
45 Va
46
8 Vic
2.50
1,75 Mar
Nov
Nov
Sep
23c»
2.64
J
35
75c
Oct
300
1.55
Jan
100
5,100
Sep
Nov
2.65
11c
45
35
90c
13c
Sep
British
1.55
Jan
30,919
2c
5.85 Sep
_1
Mar
52c
17c
May
7c
Feb
11%
12 'A
,
Feb
45c
11c
10c
3.25
8%c
14*
18l/aC Oct
3,400
500
2,750
8c
Sep
10% Aug
24c
655
2,500
7
2.19 Jan
Oct
13c
ll'A
9,000
5.30
57c
13c
11 Va
7,000
3%c Sep
650
l2Va May
7.00 May
14c
40c
2,000
1.18-Feb
Sep
Sep
2 Vac
2,000
16,000
Nov
5 Vb
2.50
19 %c 21 Vac
2c
Brunswick
United^ Asbestos Corp Ltd—
United Oils Ltd
Valor-Lithium
Jan
7.25 Mar
Oct
9c
Jan
57c
400
.
12c
6,717
1
Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd——.
1
2.30
3%c
9c 10%c
Feb
Jan
Oct
July
2 Vac
51c
7c
—1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Tib
7%c
Ltd_.—.—*
18c
91c
9c
12c
2.65
_i"
Feb
Feb
Mar
25c
Oct
6c
.
2 Vic
83c
',
1
Ltd
2.30
Oct
45c
1—1
57c
1
1——,—
4c
Sep
1.05 Sep
2.60 Aug
45Vb
1,977
..
35
—*
———*
common
47c
5.25
:———_2
(1944)
1.50
23c
45%
Sep
63 c
17,891
7
85c
—i
5.15
49c-
.
3
Ltd___
62c
1.50
•
_■*
Roberyal Mining Corp_—
Mines
1.40
4c
Ltd—1
3,200
2,200
—1
Red.Crest Gold Mines Ltd_—:
St Lawrence River
30c
62c
3.25
9°c
Bridge Tank common
Qqebeo Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration—;
1
57c
6%
3.00
2.50
Bank
jan
1.97 Mar
95
Sep
10c
1
7C
4c
Nov
80;:
Sep
Sep
41 Vb
2,715
62c
Apr
5.15 May
41 Vb
22c
65,796
6%
July
65c
37'/a July
11,814
11c
68c
1
Banff
r
4c
8 Vac
10c
42 J%
Sep
Sep
Sep
26'/4 May
50
63c
Mines——-——1.
B
Bankfield
30% Mar
—v
-
—-—1
Ltd
10c
Sep
"3c
10c
1
35% Mar
5V2C Sep
100
2,000
..
63c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
5% preferred -4————-:
:
25
5%% 2nd preferred
—25
Jan
6VaC
7c
.
IOV2C
*
—-40c
Mines
Mines
Class
Feb
Oct
1.20
50c
325
7,583
Aumacho River Mines
Jun
7c
3 Vac A'
Mar
10% July
Feb
3.00
11c
83 %
3.35"
42%
14c
Aumaque Gold Mines,—
Jan
10c
Apr
.24
■
Mar
——.—1
Electric
28 %
4c
Ltd———_—1.
North American Rare Metals
Uranium
22c
Oct
4c
Mines Ltd—
Ltd—,
(1945)
Jan
50
87c
1
42 Va
25c 29 Vac
Nickel
Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
1,555
*
New Formaque Mines Ltd
1—i
New, Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd—
Atlas
2.50 Jun
7,500
27%
3%c
25c
42 Va
42%
42 V2
26Vie
8V2C
14%eC
35
—
Copper
9%c Jan
6c
.1
Ltd—.
10,100
—
7%c Mar
•
30c
Coast
Jan
20
GVaC
27%
30 Va
0
Steels
30
a
.
193.,
Co Ltd—1
Atlantic
Atlas
l?c
Hq
19%
29%
13c
—.—
Acceptance
10
'
Ltd.:.—I
Atlantic
5%c Jan
1,260
a6c-
30
1
—•&.•„
5c
*;40,500
17
2.40
11%
19%c
—
Mar
Sep
20c
2,500
Avillabona Mines
4c
Ltd—1
32
Warrants
35c
300
3%c
„
Amulet
-
Aug
„„61<5; Mar
-
3,900
1
Arcadia
Feb
40c.
34J/2
11,597
24c
Ashdown Hardware class B-————10
Associated
•
6,000
12%
2.85
Mclntyre-Porcupino Mine? Ltd
—5
Merrill Island Mining Ltd——5
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
.1
Mogador Mines Ltd
—1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
—;
.1
Montjfftjy Explorations Ltd
.1
Nama,. Creek Mines Ltd
National- Petroleum Corp
9c
8c
11%
12%
Mar
4c
3c
37
—*
——1
Mines.
Gold
1,95
4.000
44c
preferred
Jun
4c
7,500
:
Oct
24 V2 May
1.500
.1
—'——1
Arjon
10%c Jan
22c. Apr
6c
5.55
2.80
common
$2:50 preferred
2.75 Mar
26%..
16%
88
38%
——_—
Imperial
$2.40
21% May
.
■'
225
7.25
3.25
Asamera Oil
6c
7c
Sep
Sep
19 Vb
22c
1°
Argus Corp common
2.50 Mar
15%
17c
V
19
-1
Mines
Anthes
Jan
800
——*
—
8c
'500
7c
-r*
2.60
20c
—
Area Mines
16 Va July
1.62
14c
Sep
Jan
18%
;
Sep
12%
22c
—
Huronian
Ansil
10%c Mar
Oct
38c
37%
50c
—
Apglo Rouyn Mines——
Mar
Nov
1.63
5,615
30.
.,.,,12,715
2.70
Petroleums
Anglo
Jan
18c
21c
Aug
Anchor
Oct
Mar
3c
45c
Feb
1.85 May
2.80 Feb
Jun
15%
*
—25
pfd
Analogue Controls
Nov
4.05
Sep
Jan
11
1.000
Majortrar.s Oils & Mines Ltd
Nov
8c
6c
13
4%
Co
Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
Feb
12.000
Maripimes Mining Corp Ltd—:
Gas
Oct
21c
18 Vo
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd.——1
Provo
9c
9,000
43c
July
3.60
14%
*
——.—-——
American
Jan
1,500
8c
75c
Jan
1.05
*
Aluminum
May
10c
3.80 Mar
v
Jan
21%
6.75
*
Warrants
Nov
2.00
26,205
43c
4 % 'M preferred
——
50
Amalgamated Larder Mines—_——-1
Amalgamated Rare Earth.
1
American Leduc Pete
10c
9%c Jan
,,
28c
8c
Labrador Min & Exploration
9.15
;
12c
4c
Mines
Oct
Aug
1,900
29
15%
19
10
Minerals——
Roxana
Aluminium Ltd
Jun
%
15c:
Kerr-Addison Gold- Mines Ltd———1
'
3c
1.30
2.40
26%
.—————
—r-;
Alminex
May
Aug
.1.90
7c
_1
HolHnger Consol Gold Mines Ltd——5
International Ceramic Mining Ltd—_1
-
5.00
1.20
2.20
.27%
*
1
Algoma Steel
Apr
29c
65c
Sep
1.82
Company
14c
3c
8c
—1
——
Sep
Sep
Jan
1.58
18
Haitian-Copper Mining Corp__
.1
Ilillcrest Collieries Ltd
.'———*•
West
5c
7%c
21c
15c
4 Vac
41c
Sep
1*25
.2.25
1
Oil
Cons
Pac
Warrants
Mar
,18c
6c
Gunnar Mines Ltd—
Vinray
10c
1.500
'
1.96
Golden Age Mines Ltd^__——;——
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
New
Alberta
Mar
25,000
4c
Nocana Mines
91c
25,400
1.82
Kontikt Lead & Zinc
July
6c
11%
53c
2.40
Jan
28c
,
54c
*
5
—
Algom Uranium common.
Algoma Central common
Jan
7c
3%C Nov
900
—_———*
Futurity. Oils Ltd
Gasp? Oil Ventures Ltd-
New.
44c
.
3,500
Copper Mines Ltd—.—_—1
Ltd'--
Oil
34
2lc
8c
*
Obalskl
Mar
6c
6.c
—...—1
Ltd—.—~——'
Israeh Continental
Voting trust
Gas Trunk—;
Alberta
Jan
42c
'23c
3c
Falconburidge Nickel Mines Ltd—
—*
Mining & Exploration Inc
1
Fontaruv Mines (1945) Ltd.————1
-
15c
2,000
2.90
2.70
..Warrants
Jan
*'
8c
♦Fano
Frobisher
Mar
May
60c
7,500
Ltd
Empire Oil & Minerals
Fundy Biay
./. 4,300
13c
27 %c
29,700
—
Metal Mines
Jan
8Q
8c
22c : 25c
5.30
6.00
Dolsarv. Mines- Ltd_——_———
1
Btd
——.l*
Fab
Oct
15c
Jan
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd——1
Mines
QIC
Sep
Aug
2.90
36c
Oct
Jun
88c
10c
Mar
Aug
50c
" 9c
50c
6c
Nov
'
76,759
2.55
Feb
18c
56c
Sep
2,000
24c
,
2,500
1,980
Sep
•21,000
4'^c
2.90
6,562
Explorations
Allied
4 Vac
2.65
8c
9% July
: 5c
34,850
43c
Sep
2,000
Feb
22c
3.00
13c
12% ^
24c
20c
6c
: 1,000
Yellowknifc Mines Ltd-1
Oct
Mar
22
2.85
10% Mar
,
14c
21c
12
43c
30,960
9c
15»/bc
Mar
Oct
2.95
24c
CopsoL Central Cadillac Minesc Ltd-—1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd.
.1
Apr
July
40
6V2C
Sep
,
6Vac
45c
SeD
1
47c
Cochenpur Willans Gold Mines Ltd—_1
Oompagnie Miuiere L'Ungavo.———1.5o
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd/—
1
Sullivan
5%cMay
Sep
25 %c May
100
24c
.———1
14,551
Oct
33
*
5 Vac
Cleveland Copper- Corp-
9?i-c lOVaC
21c
1
5% Jan
.
9vac
Alberta Distillers common—
44c
18c
1
Alba
6
28c
Oct
Feb
10%c
1,700
3 VaC
.1
18%
Feb
Oct
22c
550
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil
1.30 Mar
Oct
5.30
18%
—
84c
*r-5c
I—_*
8%
10c
5c
Ltd_—1
830
-18%
9%
18%
Jan
3c
———1
9%
common
Aug
45c
—.
"
*
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
July
19%
4%c.
6,330
1
5c
46c
42.599
4c
-
High
34c
38 V'4
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold
600
46c
Low
26c
36%
Jan
10c
6.90
33c
38 %
9%
1
4,500
.7%
•
Paper common
Advocate Mines Ltd
700
6.40
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
3%C
..7%
Low
33c
22 % • 22-14
6.90.
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd———'
1
Chipman-Lake Mines Ltd
———.1
East
V
Shares
10%
.
Sep
3,500
17c
Ltd
&
20c
800
9c
.•
Power
42c
98,432
15'aC.
Oct
for Week
:
1,500
31c
6.50
15c
Mines
Abitibi
Apr
——-1
Explorations
Dome. Mines
21c
3%c
———1
w<utoec
Oct
Ltd———-1
——-
Cheskirk Minet Ltd——
Consul
5c
5JSc
Ltd—1
CentraJ-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Centra^ Manitoba Mine's Ltd—1_
•;
12,500
5'/aC
Ltd......———:1
Explorations
Mines
Cartier
5'kc
Abacus
Feb
6c
22'A
Ltd——_——1
Canub% Mines Ltd——
85c
"5c
9c
17c.
3
—,
Oils
&
Sep
Ltd—
Common
Mines
30c
21c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Collieries
5,720
-29c
30c
■
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd——*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
•_—1
Northwest
31c
Par
Aug
July
50c
*
Copper Corp——_——_1
Burnt- Hill Tungsten Mines Llll_
_1
Can
15c
45c
—*
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp—-—„il
Canadian
Apr
1,000
51C
Bornite
•
4c
1,000
"
_1
Campbell
8,000
42c
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd———_1
s
6c
16c
•'
Bluewater Oil & Gas -Ltd.."——
9c
8.25
44 c
Ltd—1
*
Mar
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Feb
15c
5V2C July
.:
Mar
6c
4c
16c
—
40c
Jan
90,000:
7.65
Ltd-————_L-,—.1
Bay Mining Co—
Oct
5c
Bailey Belburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"___l
Bateman
3,000
16% Mar
30c
-1
-1
Sep
10c
4c
—
Baker^ Talc
12 V*
lie
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd———Aull Metal Mines Ltd
■'
100
4c
-i
m
Ltd
Mines
14
8c
—
Antbonian Mining Corp Ltd———
Last
STOCKS
14
In Canadian Dollars
Week's
Friday
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algom tJraniiun Mines Ltd——.—
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
3.00 Aug
26 %c
Feb
Jun
42c
1.27. Feb
Jan
35
100
*
Apr
4.00
Feb
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1972)
.
.
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Calvct
Class
B
-50
Crushed
Foils
Cut
4%r/c
Canada
Malting
Canada Oil
Canada
57%
31%
1,467
25'%
46
57%
■
13%
'
*
25
.100
83
10'a Mar
Apr
12 Va
Class. B
1.28
2,100
48 Vo
Cowichan
23 %
Jan
Nov
21
5,000
39c
Coulee
Mar
28Va
25 Va
125
37c
Aug
37
Nov
12 Va
15
1.15
58
Sep
55
125
56
May
25%
1,305
83
U
Canada
Canada
Southern Oils
Canada Southern
;'
Apr
Craigmont
25
Jun
Crain
Jan
Cree
Astoria
Feb
Crestaurutn
1.10
76Vb
Feb
Oct
2.35
Jan
Sen
1.05
Feb
Croinor
Crestbrook
30c
Oct
57
Jan
Crown
44 Va
Oct
55
Apr
Crown
70
Aug
87
30
86
92
Aug
Crows
50c
Mar
3.45
42
46
12
12'%
11
-III
11
6c
58
2.150
4,200
39Va Feb
11
185
'
11
1,950
58
Va Jan
11
400
.
6 Vac.
6c
57
'
Vi
36
35
Sep
6c
5,381
36%
35
35
common.*
13%
warrants
——;
warrants
———————
Canadian
$1%
Celanese
common
Pete
Collieries
Nest
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Cusco
Homestead
6.40
%
12% Mar
340
20 V»
20
%
20 3 a
28 V'4
28'%
28'%
6 %
7%
Daragon Mines
Deer
Jan
13C
66% July
1.02
1.05
7%
42%
Oct
Horn
Husky
Warrants
Oil
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industries
325
8,550
25%
26 %
50%
50%
23 V%
Nov
10c
Canadian
Malartic
15%
15%
200
15%
780
Apr
1,103
18 %
27
GVa
90c
Sep
Jan
Oct
Sep
Sep
Jun
25%
May
34'
Jan
6c
Sep
15c
July
Northwest
Canadian Oil
5%
Cos
Canadian
Distillers
24
Dome Petroleum
•
Bridge
Electrohome
—
Dominion
Feb
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
9.65
9.85
2,675
22%
3.440
20
Apr
24 Va Mar
IIVb
1,265
10
Sep
50
47%
15% May.
51% July
15%
16'%
9%
Copper
Co
Minerals
55
15,900
23c
Jun
8,390
70c
Sep
1.85
105
Sep
110
Oct
62c
Dynamic
East
Jan
Petroleum
Amplii
-
9.90
17,513
8.80
Oct
14%
Jan
East Malartic
Mines
5.70
1,705
4.35
Sep
8.50
Jan
East Sullivan
Mines
7 Va Mar
15
10'%
1,455
15 V
a
2,469
15
—*
9
9
226
9
—1
—
34c
36c
2,100
16c23 Vac
178,382
Jan
20-
Aug
20%
9%
Jan
12:
Mar
8c
Oct
15c
May
Vo
18
3,500
.
Canadian
Petrofina
—
12 Va
July
20%
Feb
Sep
14
Feb
Eddy Match Co—
Thorium
Canadian
Tire Corp
Canadian
47c
Eddy Paper class A-.
11%
11%
125
10%
Apr
12%
15c
18c
II.600
15c"
Oct
46c
Mar
6 V i'C
6C
7c
5,725
6c
Oct
16c
Feb
1.32
1.26
1.50
263,680
85c
Sep
2.00 May
.„1
7c
7c
7c
3,000
7c
July
16c
1.26
Oct
>
1
1.31
1.31
1.35
5,415
1
—
1.60
1.55
1.05
10,560
85
94
Nov
24
25%
7,935
24
Nov
24%
1.1
1
5 VaC
12%
12 7
«
312
5 Vac
5 Vac
1,000
175
*
175
30
1.40
14%
200
14'/a
Nov
20
29%
30
150
23
Jan
35
1.25
1.60
7,472
11c
11c
15
12c
1
1.36
1.32
1.38
40,430
Explorations—
1
27c
22c
32c
66,815
6c
Casslar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Athabaska
.
Central
Porcupine
Gai
Wines—-—
Chesterville
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:,Chib
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;
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Circle
: i
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Chromium
Chrysler
Cochenour
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i
•
Columbia
Combined
•
Coniagas
"
11
11 %
5,445
45c
45c
,
9%C
Oct
.
5.2Q
1.16
5.95
s
1^2 5
1.75
12 % Mar
3.10
Jan
8.877
.
<
Oct
9.20
Jan
1:05
Janx
2.30
Aug
May
9c
10c
1.11
1.30
4,800
1.02
24
24
24
30
19 Va
4c
8,g00
84,400
19c
6,100:
.....
9c
Oct
Warrants
Sep
15c
Oct
Preferred
83c
80c
85c
10,900
72c
Jun
8,225
50c
Jun
57c
2.48
2.60
56%
56%
2.35
2.35
100
52c
57c
1,220
2.30
100
.
50
1.25
May
2.85
2.84
3.10
16,700
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13T«
13%
10
13%
Oct
Francocur
Frosst
1.65
89c
3.15
68
Jan
Feb
Jun
May
Gatineau
3.00
Oct
General
4.10
Jan
General
14% Aug
General
200
149
23C
.200
149
25
49c
53c
6,500
25c
2.00 Mar
10 Va
130
43c
Jan
Jun
Sep
23c
23c
5c
4c
5Vac
11,500
9%
9%
9%
1,377
8
7c
7c
7,500
6c
Oct
7 Vac
9c
1,756
_
Oil
Mines
Gamma
9c
9c
12c
9c
9%C
16,125
Sep
4c
6,000
9c
20c
'
Nov
•
Consolidated
Central Cadillac.
Consolidated Denison Mines
f
-
8c
Feb
5.25
Aug
July
15
50c
4.00
14
Class
Apr
Genex
Jan
Geo
May
163% Mar
A
General
50c
Howey
Mar
35c
Apr
Goldale
Goodyear
Sep
20c
July
Oct
19c
10c
10
%
3.95
10,545
26C.
33c
44,999
22c
27c
31c
4,420
27c
l
29c
28c
30c
5,250
19c
68c
67c
69c
33,255
51c
1
2.68
2.68
2.70
860
1
25c
25c
25c
4,600
24c,
Sep
Sep
46c
Sep
;
Ltd
1
60c
Ltd
Smelting
Explor
Jan
36c
1.05
Feb
4.50
Jan
64c
Apr
60c
60c
4,401
2.70
2.90
3,700
2.50
Sep
5.25
Feb
20
6,588
17%
Oct
22%
Feb
1.45
1.42
1.47
1,780
32c
45,168
3,800
22,000
1
32c
26c
82c
80c
82c
l
17c
16c
18c
•
4c
4c
l
34c
30c
34c
41,200
1
4c
4 V2C
10,750
9VaC
9%c
Ferslicourt
Mine
1
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
1
Ltcf_.«—1
.
Feb
1.20
15VaC
Sep
36c
''
Nov
4c
24 %c
4c
9V2C
Jun
Oct
NoV
%c
5c
8 Vac
4,635
5c
Nov
8c
8 Vac
18,140
6c
Sep
Nov
5 Vac
8c
July
Jun
Mar
Feb
1.24 July
7c
Feb
20c
Mar
13 %c Mar
25c
Jun
6c
12,500
5 Vac
47c
47c
57c
31,880
41c
Oct
•
1.10 Mar
3.45
3.40
3.50
3,195
3.25
Oct
5.85
10
42
42
43
1,730
34
Jan
100
Class B preferred
100 100 Va
_100
Exploration
•
Copp
101
3.80
I—*
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chitooug
2,000
2.55 Mar
44c
63c
8%c
8
1
A
Zl
42.
3.80
7
•
•
page
18,866
Sep
Jan
1.15 May
l
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
see
5c
1.34
18c
150
3.95"
■7%
100
1,200
102
99
Sep
Sep
-
1,000
500
3.50
6%
30c
32c
6,400
21c
13c
HVaC
13c
33,500
8c
1.97
1.82
1.97
20,943
1.60
12.650
4%c
25,596
VaC
4.30
2,945
3.80
11c
lie
lie
3,060
11c
Sep
51c
50c
53c
12,800
34c
47
48
380
Sep
Sep
51-
27Va
27%
Jan
29-
Jun
Oct
II.
May
Jun
Feb
39
27 Va
100
8%
-20C'
35c
Oct
9
9
100
67c
4,100
75
77
963
50
—l4'65 470%
620
"108%
Jan
"11%
5c
12 Va
5.030
5c
5 Vac
10,500
"27
Feb
Jan
I.12
Feb
1.50
Jan
JanN
5c: Oct
25Va Sep
Feb
19 %c
Nov
11%
65c
Jan
8.25
Nov
65c
11%'
Apr
81-
Sep
187
Jun
17
Mar
'
11.VaC Feb
Mar
35
Va
78
5.75
6.00
1,305
5.75
Oct
9.09 Jan
1.81
1.93
10,625
1.61
Sep
2.75
Jun
1
16%
16 Va
167a
1,450
16%
Oct
16%
Oct
35 Vh
35%
37 Va
1,961
33 %
Sep
46%.May
27
27
95
,
95
Eagle
7%
7
7%
18 %
20%
42%
77 Va
77%
77%
50%
49 V
14c
Jan
Jun
105 % May
5.25 Aug
8
74c
77% Aug
80%
Apr
43 Vi Mar
56 Va
July
225
1.10
2,550
13%
14
610
12c
5,500
26c
26c
29c
2,250
26c
7c
7 VaC
2,720
7c
Great
8c
Sep
Sep
4,000
24c
SeD
46V2C Feb
184
187
155
120
May
230
6%
6%
6%
650
6
Jun
220
6
Oct
6%
14c
16c
1.29
1.35
39
26
26
8.20
8.20
60
6%
6
6%
1.395
2.25
2.35
2,775
2.50
2.50
2.50
400
1
—*
Oct
Apr
10% Aug
May
65/a
Jan
2.00
Sep
3.35
Jan
2.30
Jun
3.30
5
Jan
21%
Jan
13
12
14
8.325
10%
Sep
5%
5%
450
5%
Oct
9
Jun
•
11
11
11%
880
9 Va
Feb
14
Aug
11
11%
467
9%
Jan
13% Aug
5.30
5.50
240
3.90
Apr
6.15 Aug
—
5.75
160
—*
3%c
3c
4c
18.700
•
11%
11%
11%
1,060
27
125
5.75
*
—
26
10
1
11%
4.50
Apr
8.00 Aug
3c
Sep
20c
10%
SeD
13% Mar
25
Oct
28% May
Mar
15c
Jan
6c
7c
7,069
5c
Sep
7%c
1,000
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
11
11%
22,545
9%
Sep
19
Jan
1
5c
—.10
1.61
2.13
17,220
1.25
23%
1.90
30
preferred
Gold
.
7%c
6%c
1
...
Warrants
Lake
7.25
5%
1
Products
22%
*
Mines
Gurney
25
—1
Gunnar Mines
Gwillim
Mar
2.25 Mar
45% Aug
30'% July
:
.——
Mines
38c
Oct
Sep
—.
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Lead
IV2 May
8% Feb
1.00
1,560
*
Jun
14c
2,300
38
Jan
40c
35 V» May
5,050
1.30
common—1
warrants
Gulch
Jun
2,750
12,000
27c
38%
common
Voting trust
Gulf
25c
17c
9 VaC
8.20
1958 warrants
Oct
Feb
Mar
9c
15 %c
*
Greater Winnipeg Gas—
1956
59c
14c
25c
1
Plains Develop
West Saddlery
Mar
1.55 Mar
9.75
I6V2C
——*
warrants
20c
17c
*
—
Gas
16c
Nov
Aug,
1.40- Aug
19% Jun
184
—.—*
—
6.25 Mar
1.50 Aug
27c
2.33
Great
Nov
7%C
common
Mines
B
Sep
85c
700
1,795
Warrants
Class
10 %c
85C
9.30
1
——
Northern
1.00 July
85c
1
Paper
Sep
10% Jan
11c
—1
Gold
Great Lakes Power
Great
1.00
23%
325
13 Va
5c
5%c
5,000
8%
4c
Sep
Apr
Oct
7.50
Jan
23 3a
Nov
10 VaC
Apr
Mar
47% July
106
100
917
1.10
~1
j
Jun
Mar
50 V'4
1
Canada
•
a
9.00
1
Uranium
Lakes
63:% Jan
lie
*
—
Grandroy Mines
Great
30
9.25
1
;
Mines
Gordon Mackay class A
Granduc
10%
1.05
14
—
B
Jan
Nov
1.10
50c
Gold
Apr
Sep
7
788
—5
24% Mar
40
6,675
40
108% Mar
Sep
a
14%
700
20
42%
104
Sep
94 V
4,825
1
—
Prosp
Tire
95
Oct
96
15%
5
25
Mar
19 Va
__2
<
Oils——
footnotes
Sep
63c
2.80
Peak
For
Jan
Jan
19%
Consolidated
Conwest
Oct
Apr
4.10 May
47c
•
•
Consolidated
Class
2.50
Sep
Jun
l
Oils
&
Negus
Red
Feb
July
4.20
3;85
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Northland
Mines
Consolidated
8c
16 Va
Oct
31C
Mines
Gold
Mac
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
Aug
Mar
33c
1.12 Mar
84c
Vac
Aug
3.85
3.55
Oct
65c
3.80
100
Mines
Apr
1
Gold
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
5c
»
60c
Mar
3.90
75
common—.
Glacier Mining
Glenn Uran Mines
75c
15c
1
Marbenor
Consolidated
11
66,176
25'A May
19% May
17%
-
Yellowknife
Goldfields
1
Consolidated
Marcus
2,000
34,141
1.05
Sep
Drilling common_50c
Mines Ltd
Scientific
Giant
Gold
—7
Arrow
Consolidated
Consolidated Mic
5c
13%
80c
Sep
15'%
-—1
—
——
Feb
<
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
5c
11%
1
1
32
20%
1.454
100
———
Steel Wares
Jun
Sep
—
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated Golden
5c
13
96c
;
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
24% May
2,065
17%
Motors
2,610
Jail
45c
15 %c Mar
8.770
...1%
Electric
27c
•
*
«
.465
*'
General
2.60
;J,OCt
17
100
Development
General Petroleum
12%
6c
22 %
27 3
17 %
Bakeries
General
Oct
17VaC Nov
17
1
Dynamics
Oct
Sep
17.000
Feb
Jan
July
•
—
—
Feb
Sep
Sep
15
27
_•
100
Jan
2c
5.100
10c
i—100
18%
3.50
21c
14c
1.93
5% preferred
5Va% preferred
Geco Mines Ltd
19c
10
17%C
7 Vac
Oct
Oct
21 Va
1-10
common—-
21c
27c
;
Power
Sep
12%
51c
—
-—
Sep
340
common.——. —10
...
preferred
(Charles
Jau
1,480
8c
880
50c
11%
4.608
Sep
Apr
•
15
V
common-..
8c
2.60
Flin
Ltd
10c
7,500
1
A__.
——
12%
11
8c
13%
Jun
9
Ltd
5,000
4.15
.
Callinan
Mines
3,500
2V2C
8c
13 %
Apr
2.13
20 %c
3.000
72
Va
65c
——.———
2,210
2c
24c
7-2
Jan
53
27%c Mar
Class
Consolidated
Co
17
11
Petroleum
Consolidated Bellekeno
Foundation
12c
4.00
Ill
—.
class
16%
11
23c
Jan
Jan
80c
125
43,400
27 V a
"25J*k,.
S)~I-,——-—
(U
13 VaC 13 Vac
4.15
Allenbee
Co
Canada
10c
Vic
13
1
Mines—!
Ford< of
Frobisher
Feb
•
140
a
1.53
3c
———f.—
-Ford Motor
53c
Aug
4
58 V
-1.42
48
class A:——
Manufacturing
Jan
92c
8e
80c
Fittings
Petroleum
43c
24c
58
57
56 Va
.
Aug
27 %
A:—
Companies
500
1.53
131
—
—
class
Frasec
12,993
56%
Grain
Oct
Apr
Mar
_1
:——
.—
French
17c
.2.50
Sep
40% Mar
17
Mining
Jan
60c
16%
Mines
2.16
•
22%
'
Aug
17c
i
Mining
1.90
55c
4c
25c
57
58%
1
19c
:
8Vac Mar
17c
1
Mines
53
.20
7 Vac
—
28 Va
59c
1
3\
^.1.
——
Jan
42c
Equipment
27% Jan
Canadian—
Sen
37c
4c*
13%
Mines
Beta
5.00
7,190
...
4c
-III
Metals
Consolidated
45 c
1.11
Enterprises
Consolidated
9.40 May
6,400
39c
Consolidated Bakeries
,
5.4(1
*
common
Conduits
Con Key
Federal
11%
class A
National
-Confederation Life
j
Apr
Feb
2.48
—
Commonwealth
•
Fatima
78c
Cellulose
Combined
Jan
2,750
1
I Coloitfac Yellowknife
■
15c
Oct
Smelting
Knitting
Willans
Gold
Far west
6c
25
&
Farm
Cody Reco
Coin
<
Jan
1
Smelting,
&
—
Dunlop
Cockshutfc
55c
1
Mines
Mining
Bar
Cochrane
•
Mining
—
Oct
-75c
Mines
Cop Mln
85
—
Fargo Oils Ltd
III
Jaculet
Kayrand
Jan
2,500
*
■
.
Mines
Chibougamau
.
Feb
Apr
8c
'T.16"
Piayers
1.07
1
,.j Cheskirk Mines
29
1
Falconbrldge Nickel
Fumeus
2.45
1.00
1
"29
——
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Faraday Uranium Min6s_
26c
8c
—1
29
2.10-Aug
Sep
'
Oct
95c
-
1.40 Sep
37%'Jan
4.
Jan
8c
—
294
___——__—
3Cr
•10,700
50<>x
Jan
Corp
Sep
95c
1
...
3,225
40
Ltd—
Explorers Alliance
11c
•
•
,
Gold
475
1.85
—
22c
_
*
,
1.80
1.75
38%
Ltd.
Ltd
Fleet
Charter Oil
Chateau
7c
Jan-
July
3.00
—-—a
——:
35c
■
•
—
,.
RIclI
Del
Central Pat
4%c
Nov
1
.._-
._
Gayzor
i
1.25
7,766
Mines
Met
—
1.75
1.85
1.75
:——-
Developments
Mining
Eureka
July
&
Mines
Sol
El
15% May
9%c Jan
1
Captain Mines Ltd
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Jun
200
1.30
Erin
^Central
Sep
Jan
Eldrich
Emco
29r!a
Exploration
Jan
2.65 Mar
,
38 Va
—_—.—_——
Mines
31% Mar
14%
'
-
5c
105
1
Warrants
r
11% Mar
126
Elder
30% May
B—*
class
Mfgrs
Oil
Trust—;—
Investment
Common
1.12 Mar
•
Wallpaper
Economic
Feb
2,103
•
Vickers
Western
Oct
2.15 May
1.50 Aug
-10
Eastwood Oil common————. -50c
Jan
40c
4
Can
■
84c
Oct
94
23 3
Can
i
Sep
15c
32Vac Sep
23'% Oct
94
10
common
Canadian
to:
30c
34,965
23%
-25
Corp—
Canadian
Candorc
23c
•
.
Apr
11%
:——
Nov
100
preferred
Canadian
34c
39c
—.
July
'
•
Mines
I
Feb
•
——
9.00
10%
.92%
15%c
—<___..
5.00
10%
Jan
22% Jan
Oct
14
849
8c
12
Sep
51
310
8c
Jan
Sep
14 V»
1
Gold
5.05
15%
a
10
7
Jan
Jan
9.15
•
41%
13 Va
Jun
1
Ltd
1
—•
18J
,
8c
common——.——*
—
-
I-
————-1
.
Industries
8.90
5,395
16%
9%
Mines
Oct
35% July
21%.May
.
10%
Preferred
common
1.11
Sep
20%
16%
Chemical
&
Sep
11
16%
Oils
37c
Apr
common—•
Duvex
110
15%
————-•
Duvan
1.12
2.950
3.892
Dover
35c
18%
56 V'4
Jan
110
17%
53
Jan
95c
.Tan
56%
Jan
37c
22%
100
75c
95c
7.280
260
25%
110
32 %
6.023
Oct
10c
31
50
17
20c
80c
7Va
20c
-
10,945
15 V«
17 %
2.90
Jan
1.05
7
17'%
Apr
74c.
15%
17%
2.05
Sep
7
Donalda
1,332
Apr
46c
15'a
Jan
38,055
Mar
1,000
„
9.85
—.————*
6.05
27,911
Mar
25b
19c
*
&
Sep
Sep
9Va July
July
85c
74c
Jun
Oct.
Coal common-—»__•
Magnesium
Mar
20%
—
Foundry & Steel common—*
3.20
35c
Jan
.
40c
.
*
—
common
Stores
1.69 Aug
»
23.50
July
9% Aug
23c
I
—2.50
———
Dominion
Dominion
17,310
2.53
10% Aug
..,18c
15c
18 Va
4.55
pfd——100
Railway
Jan
9 Vac
32%
4.00
20c
-
6,650
2
.'——
Seagrams
Mines
Dome
35c
95c
4.00
common
Pacific
May
'
1.00
Dominion Textile
2.30
31 %c
-25c
Oils—
Jan
30c
31'%c
——_————*
Palmer
4.10
Jan
1,150
51c
Nov
Jan
16c
51c
2.00
4.55
16c
51c
1,300
G8c
16c
—————1
July
24 V2
9,072
16,500
5,525
2.36
preferred
Jan
19c
■
,
Nov
3.35
Jun
58
Jun
15 Va
153.985
2,800
__
North Inea,
Canadian
Feb
Feb
13c
Oct
48%
9%c Sep
13,500
17c
16% May
<33
7%
7%c
17c
Mines'.
Devon
May
17% July
10
July
8.70
7
6c
7%
16c
73c
Gold——J———*
Canadian
Jun
1.85
32c
„
6VaC Nov
4,500
13c
7%
common
Locomotive
Jan
12c
•
.50c
Canadian
July
2.60
Apr
Jan
22 Vac
25
9%c
17c
2.35
-
Canadian
5.15 Apr
Sep
1.50 Mar
1,100
16 %c
70c
_•
—
8c
I,000
■—.—1
Mines
2.00
;
...
1.55
1.75
Jan
58c
17% May
16,760
7c
1
———1
—
Mines;.:—;—
Gold
Deldona
42 Va
3.45 Mar
3,800
7%
Sep
4.10 Apr
1.345
1.03
Va
13
125
7
;—16%
—
9c
2.65
1,160
'
27c
——1
—
73c
.
Oils
9c
II_1
—!—_
Explorers
Daering
15 Va Mar
Sep
11
260
13%
.1
Morse
2.32
20
4,900
%
20
6%C
»
Mines l
2.10
•
High Crest
Canadian
.
3.85
3.40
2.00
Jun
•
Oil
2.70--Apr
9c
-10
—_•
Petroleum
&
1.30 Mar
Jun
-10
—
—
——1
Dredge & Dock-
Sep
22 Vic
Crush International Ltd
.
34
845
6.05
13%
—-——3
common
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
6.GO
6.40
-*
Wright—
Devonian
Canadian
585
13%
—-
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
Canadian
545
_•
—
.
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
33
14
6.05
2,110
.
25
Chemical
Nov
57c
700
1
Zellerbach
1.25 May
49
Sep
52
36 *.»
13'%
6.05
A—————•
preferred
Canadian
30c
2,300
—5
Trust———
5.00 May
2.85 Mar
345
a
—•
common
class
28,700
60c
.—1
"
3.60
42 7
,
12 Va
—20
-—_
62c
3.40
7«
42
*
B
Canners
-Mar
V
A
Canadian
14
35c
1.50
Crpwpat Minerals
87
Sep
Sep
class B—.
Aluminium
Feb
20% Mar
.
2.10
2.22
22 Vic
55 Va
25
British
21%
•
60c
30c
;
common—
—
145
Preferred
Canadian
Oct
20
w—
Pershing,
500
60c
Commerce—
Breweries
11
I—I
Timber
Warrants
.
Delnite
Canadian
100
2.30
warrants
Mines
250
ZIIi
____
Minerals
12
.—1
Ltd™-——
Canada
58
»
Canadian Bank of
12
3.85
-50c
L)
49
Steamship Lines common
Preferred. ———X-L_.—
12.50
Canadian
Sep
High
Sep
17
2.10
of
47
Canada
Canada Wire & Cable
17%
175
60c
—
Mines
1
(R
Oil
58
warrants—,
Petroleum
985
17%
32c
—
-100
preferred-
Ltd.
Safeway
18%
17%
———
100 Va
:
Sep
54
Copper
46
f
.—
Mtge
18%
12
Lead Zinc—
Bit
Craig
37%
"
Oct
Nov
83
Jun
—10
———.
:
■
Low
18%
,
'
Canada Permanent
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
Corby Distillery class A—_—
Class B
..———.
Cosmos Imperial —_———
Oct
Shares
'
—
A
:'
4
83
1.15
'
class
2G V
56
.J
74c
Sep
27
500
<■'
21
25
common-——.
Packers
13%
21
::io
—
Oct
for Week
Low
Par
High
Mar
10
5
29
25%
"
———
5.70
20
31%
common—
——
45c
Range
Sale Price
-
%
57
12%
a
25%
Stone
Lands
Warrants
(
12 V
»
class Ai_t—.
preferred
Va
1,000
8,166
•
—
—
.
Canada Iran Foundries
12
45c
6.90
-—20
preferred—.
Canada
Low
Sales
Weekis
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6.25
6,85
1
—
Canada Cemeijt common
Preferred
Canada
Shares
45c
1
„
NOVEMBER .6
for Week
Low
Oils
&
Gas
Cauirpbeil Chibouaamau
Campbell Red Lake—
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Price*
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Feb
Mar
Sep
Sep
16 %c Mar
Sep
2.50 Mar
Hahn
2nd
Brass
20
common—
preferred
Hamilton
Cotton
Hardee Farms
—
11%
common
14
Harding Carpets
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harrison
Minerals
Head of Lakes Iron,
Headway
Heath
Red
Gold
Lake
Mines
21
325
8%
100
a
16.%
100
11%
8
16 V
common
13 7
11%
20
11%
14
790
8%
Jun
Jan
21
Nov
8%
Nov
Feb
20
Sep
19% Mar
Jan
16
Aug
9c
July
14c
9c
Sep
25c
Jan
24c
7,300
28c
Sep
58c
Jan
8,300
5c
Sep
11c
Apr
10c
10c
9c
13c
3.500
17c
14c
I8e
145,600
1
30c
30c
31c
5c
6c
1
Mar
8%c
10c
1
7%
15
a
—1
—1
15
5,500
Jan
Jan
1
Apr
Volume
5897
Number
190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1973)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Heva
(Qeo Hi
Gold
Highland
&
Co___
Bell
Tower
2c
2%c
1.55
1.40
1.40
54
55
9 %
11
5
___;
Bollinger -Consolidated Gold
5%
1.11
29%
29%
30'a
450
Oct
47
110
10
Oct
,
Apr
Merrill
Jan
Meta
9c
1.95 May
Jan
77
6-%
Feb
.11
28 V4.
Sep
I
Class B.
Horne -fc
13%
•
13 V
12'
12 %
___
13
Light
&
41%
41 Vi
39 %
Low
,
Low
1.15
1.20
1
8c
8c
10c
*
14%
14%
14%
12%
12%
12%
10
51c
30,800
common
-
1
•
____50
_
35% Mar
Midcon
Oil
__•
;■
11%
Oct"
21
Jan
10%
Oct
20%
Jan
Mill
5%
Nov
Milliken
46 Vi
July
Mining Corp
39%
790
—z.' a
*
•
5%
13 %"
/
4.40
53 y8
13%
.
*
38%
350
4.00
52%"
14V'a
4.40
_•
Bay Mining & Smeltine.
Hudson Bay Oil..
_I
-Hugh Pain Porcupine——:
275
;
53
Hoyle/Mining
Hudson
Nov
Sep
39%
500
47%
18,330 "
44
Nov
4.00
•2,094
-
88c
"8c
Huron <& Erie Mortgage
13c
13c
*.•
52 Vi
52%
City
48c
Lake
48c
__1
52c
52c
Jun "
1.90
1.90
2.10
22c
21 %c
Uranium
"
55c
*
Gas
23c
Petroleums
Min
Apr
5.25 Mar
Jun
Oct
10
03%
•
...
12
Oct
21 ^'a
1,000
12c
52 Vi
r
Sep
385
9Vi
"'
63 vi
63-
.
49
Jan
.20c
9 %
9%
56
Mines
Ore
i—'
-
-
25 '
22-
80
74
Imperial OH
___:
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
•'.v
"tyfo.;,preferred
.—4.86% '
35%"
36%
„
12%
Jan
1,230
9
Sep
:-■ - -130
21
J an
35
,
12
12
% /
37
12 y4
Industrial Accept Com Ltd common
-Warrants
■.
• :
2
37
,
1
...
Ingersoll Machine class A
36
' 12,050
•
Mt
Jan
Multi
33
46Vi
12
14 Vi
Feb
4.75
37%
Sep
Sep
5
Sep
2c
4.85
20,800
,
Aug
32%
2,308
.
13
20
*
6
220";
4.85
Oct
.
7%
1
6
20
____
I
5%"
>4
13 li
Sep
Jan
24
;
13%
"4.30
Sep
Sep
16 Va Mar
6% ~
84,833
13% /•
660
•
■-T.G0
1.50
.2.05
9,880
1.
35c
33c
39c
""
22-14
22%
22%
13 Vi
5,300
_;
powders
'Bronze
—25
10c
Molybdenum
__——1
International Nickel Co common...
International Petroleum
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
1959
Creek
8%c
3,000
27c
Feb
24
24
15
22%
Jan
29
Jun
'
23
23
618
22%
Jan
28%
Jun
:
40
40
146
39 %
Sep
42
9
9
140
6%
Jan
67c
70c
40
__
68c
18
•
39%
37%
40
50c
60c
44c
Class
Irish
A
ioyac:
18,000
941,4
_32c
7%
1
;
56c
43c
1
17c
~
10
9%
1.45
56%
58%
National Grocers. preferred
National Hosiery Mills class
National
Jan
-
Petroleum
National
Aug
Steel
18c
Nealon
Labme
Jail
■
B
15%
Bay Mines—
•,'Iroqudis
Glass
preferred
6%c
26%
3.90
3.50
__
New
Athona
Bidlamaque
25
Apr
New
Calumet
%c Jan
New
5%
41
Jan
101
Nov
41%
3.90
Mines
;
New
Davies
Jan
New
Delhi
Gold
;
Jacobus
,i
J aye
Mining
9%
Jan
12%
Jun
New
Dickenson
1.45
Oct
2.85
Aug
New
Goldvue
58%
Jefferson
.
Joburke
5
5%
2,480
4.60
45 %
50
26%
Oct
7% May
New
6c
Jan
50
Sep
5c
29c
■
21%
Jan
39%
Aug
New
Jason
36,950
1.57
Sep
4.35 Mar
New
Kelore
1.95
.2:25
4,300
1.60
Jun
3.05
Newlund
15
15
15
200
12
Sep
Jan
16% Aug
Jockey CJub Ltd
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration.,
4,300
30c
Sep
82c
Apr
2,900
10c
Mar
20c
Jun
New
Rouyn Merger
1.35
1.31
1.43
6,750
1.07
Sep
3.15
Jun
New
Senator
1
23c
21%c
25c
17,500
21 % c
Nov
04c
Nov
New
Superior
New
Taku
7%
10c
11c
9,500
7c
11c
10c
11c
14,500
10c
2.15
2.10
2.25
4,660
9%
9%
100
43c
46c
2,400
26c
26c
2,500
10
'-'-Warrants
45 c
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
7 %
10c
•
common
I
1
Mines
-6
•
13c
12c
13c
_i
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping. Pound Petrol,—Jupiter Oils
_
42c
41c
43c
New
Gold
;_i
20C
21C
1.85
2.11
Feb
Sep
Jan
Warrants
-
Kelvinator
1
..
Nisto
2.80
Apr
Apr
33c
Sep
69c
25c
Sep
Sep
45c
Feb
of
Canadal—
'.Kenville Gold
Mines—1__-
Kerr-Addison Gold
..
i__
_
Kilembe "Copper Minerals:
___♦
12c
6,230
38c
14c
1.62
26 %c July
Nor
28c
Oct
Jan
Norlartic
3.00 Mar
,
-
Oils
Ltd-
Labatt /(John)
2,010
44c
8,708
2.35
32c
4.10
Jun
Set)
86c
Jan
15%fc
Jan
9c
9c
10c
15,000
9c
Mar
35c
33C
38c
20,950
33c
Nov
•
25
26%
95c
Apr
25
Nov
32%
28
1,535
24%
Sep
31% Mar
83c
89c
7,000
75c
Oct
1.47 Mar
1
77c
76c
95c.
10,710
"60c
Jan
1.50 Mar
1
2.65
2.65
Mines..
.27%
-
26%
Aug
"
...
»
Lakeland Gas
.
Lake <«f Lingman Gold..
-Lake
GsU
1
Mines—
Lake
Shore
Lake
Mines—.
20c
20c
4.30
4.30
4.40
30c
30c
4.05
4.05
24
460
L_
t_
•
Laura
]
3
23 Ye
1
1.20
Candy
1
Leitch. Gold
Lencourt
Gold
Mines..
Lexindin
Gold
Mines____
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
A
preferred
B
preferred
Class
Loblaw
class
Cos
Class B
'Class
_
7c
7c
6,500
3c
12,000
1.61
1.70
1,880
1.70
Nov
34c
5.80
Oct
3.30 May
22%
Oct
1.10
,
3.25
Sep
Jun
-ll%c Jan
Nov
22%c Sep
6,800
3c
•
_!
;
A
30
„
38c
Jun
May
Jun
6.00 Mar
28%
Jan
1.61 Mar
7c
Sep
17c
Jan
3c
Nov
6c
Feb
1.61
-
Oct
2.48
61c
Apr
15c
Jan
Sep
"
7c
8c
8,767
6c
6Vic
19c 19%c
•
16c
40c
35c
42c
-
21,000
30c
Jan
r
■
Sep
Apr
1.28
1.53 Mar
Jan
19c
18,100
6,100
5c
61c
57c
65c ;
5c
Sep
68,000
8c
41c
5c
1,100
2.71 May
Nov
14c
14c
14c
13 Vic
56c
61c
5,746
50c
52c
50c
52c
1,675
50c
.
1.40
1.50
6,800
1.25
6c
5c
6c
4,500
5c
15c
15c
4,500
15c
18c
47
48%
3,764
44%
4c
6c
7,500
4c
Nov
21c"
Jan J
2.65 Mar
Sep
4c
Ma^y
1.18 Mar
1.20
Jan
48
26
30
26%
26
26%
6'4
26%
135
Sep
26% Nov
26%
26
26%
627
25
Oct
40%
Feb
•
;
;
;
28
26%
28
1,690
25
Sep
42
Feb
42
41%
42
530
40
Sep
48
warrants
7.00
Ltd
(M)
Long" Point
•
Gas.
;
;
550
7.25
635
9
.
Lorado Uranium Mines
Oils
Sep
1
*r
-1
1
Mining:
Ltd
Oils
lie
1.10
.1.20
24c
1 23c
.
1.27
56c
30c
Mar
58
Mar-,
43c
27c
Jan
Mar'
8c
Sep
22c
Sep
*•" 36c*
36
Sep
Oct
96c
,
45c
Sep
Jan
Feb
9
9
225
18c
15c
20c
154,000
26
6.25
Oct
8% Oct
6%c Jan
30% Aug
32
May
May
May
Aug
23c
Sep
85c
Oct
1.98 May;
1.28
87,677
86c
1.03
9,439
G2c
60c
^ 62c
21
19%
Canada
Northern
Que
Northern
Telephone
Sep
3.55
1,777
•
1.20
1.20
1.20
300
25
25
25
50
3.15
3.15
3.15
1.10
1.10
1.10
j.
-
Oils
—20
Nudulania
5.00
Jan
Sep
1.85
Nov
1.15
25
44% Aug
17% Oct'
•
28
Apr
July
3.05
4.00
Apr
1.00
1.40
Sep
Feb
Sep
42c
Jan
30c
Mar
12c
6,300
10c
95c.
2,940
2,500
90c
Nov
12c
Sep
23c
Jan
6Vic July
15c
Apr
12c
11c
———1
90c
90c
____*
12%c
___*
8c
Mines
,
3.00 May
Sep
Sep
24c
—__—1
Beaucage
200
•
Oct;
17c
23c
Mines
1,018
.
.1,600
24c.
—'■
_
Jan
Jan
22%
Oct
13
17%:
3.30
151
:—;—20
___—
Warrants
Northland
Feb
40
41 %
16%
3.35
Mines-—
May
40
41%
16%
"
2.55
1.80
Nov
47c
.1,974
41%
•
Power common-
86c
-
12
50
<—
-
Northern
Nova
600
7,168
21%'
—*
A
1957 warrants
Norvalie
1.13
1.00
•
Preferred
Class
1.13
• ■'
North Star Oil common
Office
12c 12%c
II,350
35c
Oct
61c
July
25,300
15c
Sep
46c
Jan
7c
6,550
Nov
23c
Jan
2,200
5c
Oct
ll%c
Feb
9,200
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
•
lie
10c
14c
65,000
7c
Jan
22 %c
Macfie
Miries
2.00 May
2.90
2.95
2,111
30c
28c
35c
24,500
Explorations
53,000
1
5c
Macmillan
Madsen
&
Red
Malartic
Lake
Osisko
Manitou
Maple
Maple
Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
Marigold
Feb
Pamour
6c
Oct
16c
250
21%
Jan
24
1.05
6,350
1.04
Oct
37%
38%
6,689
34%
Sep
2.80
2.80
2.86
12,750
2.55
Jan
11c
10c
12c
24,000
6c
2%c
•
2%c
1.04
Feb
1.25
5c
Sep
11c
71c
2,020
65c
Oct
27
27
1,005
22
Feb
15%
17c
15c
17C
6C
7%c
10c
1.31
935
16
9%c 10 %C
1.21
1.31
-•
12%
1.40 Mar
27
19 V2
Sep
Jun
17c
Feb
19,500
9c
Aug
20c
Mar
41,625
98c
Sep
2.05 Mar
36c
40c
33,900
12%
12%
17,805
102
102
15
102
5V2%
convertible preferred—
100
103%
•103
104
392
101
10c IOV2C
6,500
L.
&
•
Gas
:
10c
1.05
bOc
preferred
25 %c
10%
Oct
Jan
Jan
42 %c Mar
47c
Aug
16%
Jun
Nov
150
McKenzie
Red
•
Red
McWatters
Gold
1
•
Z
Medallion Petroleums^
Mentor Expl & Dev:
F"r footnotes
1.23
50c
sese
1
1.10
6,400
8c
Sep
113
May
1.00
Oct
Sep
15
9,166
82
85%
2,020
80
Oct
27c
84
Lake
Mines
page
42.
6c
Oct
13c
Mar
24c
Sep
65c
Mar
27c
8
7%
8
27 %c
30c
6,000
12%
11%
13%
24,331
8%
10%
4,360
Pato
28c
2.400
12%
33c
2.19
& Oil
Oct
22c
Jan
Perron
Gold
1.78 Mar
Oil
&
Gold
Pickle
Feb
20c
2.90
2.90
2.90
1,250
21 Vic
21 Vic
22c
10,500
4.05
3.85
4.25
85c
85c
90c
1,000
820
7c
65c
Feb
Oct
5.30
Jan
Oct
21 Vic
2.15
Feb
Nov
3.40
85c
5.00
18c
Feb
27c
Apr
Oct
12c
Sep
23c
Nov
20c
Jun
39 %c
Oct
Sep
11%
Jan
Jan
4834
Feb
3.05
Nov
3.05
3.20
4,625
23c
23c
29c
21c
14c
29c
6%
7Vi
24,300
4,833
18,200
2,595
45
45
50
44
Mar
7
,
34c
6%
31
150
30
25
25
26
135
19%
91%
97%
50
97
84c
1.03
38,235
IGVic 16Vic
1;000
900
26,250
31
84c
16c
80c
Jun
101%
Sep
Sep
Nov
Jan
1.80
Nov
90c
Apr
30
Jun
87c
36
Jan
97%
31
Jan
3.25 Aug
Jan
22c
14c
45
Jan
56c
Oct
1.00
3.10
Crow
Sep
48c
Apr
12 %c
Jan
Placer
Jun
45c
Aug
Portgage
Jan
Powell
Powell
Rouyn. Gold
3.35
25c
1.02
90c
1
75c
74c
1.05
1.23
85c
•
95c
90c
95c
6c
6c
76c
6c
79c
10%
65c
1,175
10,900
1,500
.
'
1.05
1
River
Jan
Sep
Sep
1.16
J
Place Oil & Gae
Sep
lGVic
1
Pitch Ore Uranium—.
7c
2.10
2c
10,270
1
Mines
Nov
95
25c
13c
5,500
25c
2
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
15
20c
2,100
Sep
2c
•
3,000
13,823
3,000
Mar
"
Minerals
10,600
14c
May
13c
100
Mines
6c
2.24
79c
Jan
1
Petrol Oil & Gas
34c
13c
Jan
Sep
6c
20c
1.25
preferred
30c
2.15
60c
50c
1
—
36% Mar
26Vic Nov
2%c
*
common—
^—
Jan
Jun
1
1
_i—
common
Credit
Gas
7c
2%c
18%
12%
Oct
1,560
23Vic
—.50
Preferred
Permo
6 Vic
6%c
55c
Sep
May
Oct
7.15
I
—
__i
Ltd
55c
Vic
45c
Sep
10%
1
Consol Gold
Peoples
55c
8
Nov
Sep
26%
—2
—
Paymaster Consol
——
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common—
Penmans
26%c
*
7%
1
*
j
Preferred
29%
5,781
26%c 26%c•
700
27%
29
1
7 V2C
Lake
McMarmac
4,000
Jan
May
13
Porcupine
Oct
1.19
27%c
20c
Warrants
Peruvian
Oil
1.43
6%c
1
Pater Uranium
Nov
39c
Mclntyre
12% Mar
6c
6,850
1,475
Patino of Canada——
6c
102
Mayfair
23c
Sep
25c'25V^c
6c
1
Feb
13c
12%
McBrine
Jan
Sep
7.00
1.05
1.10
25c
Mines
Apr
Mar
10,500
•
l
Jan
5c
July
18,210
100
Consol
81,000
July
—.—
Drilling
l.noo
preferred
Matachewan
12c
43c
Parmaque
Mines
Mines
Parker
51,755
4^2%
common
5,100
4,874
•
Porcupine
Amalg
25,600
Oct
Jan
Pardee
4c
6%c
•
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
14c
8.30
Farbec
71c
27
1
Mining Corp..
Martin-McNeely Mines
13c
7.75
8.80
3.45 May
1.12
15%
•
Oils
13c
Warrants
17c
5%C
1
Maritime
Jan
8.30
Pace
45% July
1.11
1
common.
May
1.47
5%c
in
1
Mines
1.35
11,858
1
Jan
8c
22 %
1
:
Sep
56c
Hershey Tubes
Falliser
Fetroleuma
7c
_1
Garden
Apr
50c
50c
Petroleums
Jan
1.04
_•
Barvue
Leaf
Sep
17Vic
52c
—
Jun
38
Goldfiekis
Feb
Nov
Nov
175
11,050
—..—,—____*
Mines
3.10
22%
B
Uranium
20
15
15
12c
—__1
Oshawa Wholesale
55r
1
class
18
11c
15
lie
:
Jan
1
Bloedel
Lake__
1.07 May
Sep
Sep
12
15
——.—-1
__j
Jan
1.04
20
.
Magnet Cons Mines
.Majortranr
Maneast
7c
2.66
25c
1
Macleods class A pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
57c
Oct
2.90
720
•
1
Ormsby Mines
6c
2,950
—1
Orenada Gold
15c
72c
12%
11c
Mines
40c
23c
5c
70c
12%
*
Malartic
opemiska Copper
15c
5c
70c
12'%
—90C
38c
12c
500
——1
:
Oils
40c
15c
8c
1
:•—
Rare
Orchan
8c
*
—
Specialty Mfg
Metals—
Oka
20c
1
Mines
Macdonald
Mines
Cement
Pacific
Macassa
Gold
O'Brien
Ocean
Oleary
Jan
Mar
1
Yellowknife Gold Mines—
Mines——
1
__1
:
Mines
Lake
Obaska
15
1
Goldfield
>
92c
1
A warrants
Class
17% Mar
5c
Lyndhurst
-
1.40 Aug
78c
/
25c'*... 18,600
1
Rankin
Northspan Uranium
Okalta
26C
,
Mar
1,80 Feb
.
Sep^/ff-i
-
"
' ^' 9,298
4.60
Oct
2.30
25
95c
Mar"'
4.50 Mar.
Sep
"
.
Feb '
13cVi Feb '
,
10c
;
38,965
_
3Vic
Sep
9c
255
2,775
1.15
54c,
56c
3.00
4,390
26%
1.06
2.60
.
1,15;
1
2.67
26%
_26%
1,
Ltd
13,425
;15c-
/
Goldcrest JVlines
North
11,000
8c
11c
3.10
2.60
-—-50
Ltd
4,425
4,600
8c
Coldstream
North
4.500
.3.60
12c
9c-
11 %c
.
25o
common—
24c
21c
21c
3.10 ■.
llVgc
-
•
;
—
1
Warrants
L-ouvicourt
2
,
May '
1.40 Jan ',
Aug
15c
May
10c
Sep
u.—1
Feb
26c
.
Sep
Sep
1.41
-
Jun
5Gc
Mar
9%c
Oct
57c
Mar
55c.
Nov
6,500
3,739
.
12c
Oct
1.00
441,205
2,50(5
.
27 %c ,Apr
Sep
11c
Jan
50
1
Long Island Petroleums
Lynx
1.21
4.20
I,706
1
A__~.-_-_.__
Preferred
Loeb
1.13
20c
4,000
2,600
.
Sep
Groceterias—
Class
.
21c.
_1
__
7c
100
23%
Mining
La Luz Mines..!—
-
2,500
1
,
2.50 Mar
3,500
,_1
Was a
Secord
2.75
7%c.
7c
36,975
3.28
11 Vic
Oct
10c
5c
:
; Northgate Exploration
North
1,890
27%
88c
.
Jan
..Jan
___1
.•
85c
9Vic
7c
Warrants
Sep
_1
Ltd
Dufault
Preferred
3.00
79c,"
Oct
2.21
"5Vic Nov
.1
Corp
North Canadian
Mar
Apr
5c
_20o
L.
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake-Cinch Mines.l_
Lake
Apr
14c
38C
Apr
Mar
500
5c
;
12%
40c
73c
38c
10c
6c
-—
21% July
8
18%, Apr
•
'4 Kirkland Towhsite —ILi——
Mines
Northcal
2.70
3.00
Jan
36c
—1
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
880
.
43c
Sep*
*'
Normeta! Mining
Apr
6,006
_____L.l
.
-
11 Vic Aug
Jan
25c
Nov
84c
1.
Apr
5,598
Mar
1
7.20
20
69c
10%c
—
11%
9%
5c
4,800
lie-
Norgold Mines
Sep
5%c
Sep
25c
Sep
Sep
10c
8c
Gold
Acme
Feb
Nov
5c
Mar
16c
10c
1
Noranda ;Mines
72c
Sep
Sop
7%
9%
•
12c
___1
4.00
19%
i11
Kirkland
Kroy
9:,4
Jun
Nov ""
5c
6,250
i.
6c
—
725
5%c
Jan
36c
16c
2.30
1.08
—:
Mines
2.720
19%
Feb
20c
"
"27c
6%c
6c
Nipissing Mines
7%
1
Nov ;
3,592
2.25
10c
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Mines
4.15
1
..
Oct
5%c
.
;—_1
Oils
7%
.
2.25
5%c
.1.14
;
Rouyn__
4.00
•
5%
19
13,200
»
•
*
May
Apr
5,800
■
19c
16c 16%c
,
Jan
4.60 Mar
Sep
18c
3,400
30c
17c
Nov
5 Vic
55,000"
" 7,200"
1
:
Nickel Rim
Norpax
•Kelly Douglas class A—
3.90
2.10 Jun
14% Oct
22,650
1
Mines
Mines
21c
34c
11%
-1,250
2.00
*
■
—lSc**
Jan
Sep
Jan
8%
8,000
"
12%
Sep
1.90 Jan
'
-
27c
17c
28
1
Manitoba
New
12c
,Preferred
27c
I6%c
Oct
1
-34c
2,290
26%
1,500 ""
9c
Apr
Apr
14c
8,500
26c27%c
Mar
18%
Sep
•
:
Mines
11c
7%
8%c
9c
39c
;
~
il,011
■
Aug
6c
1,100
>
Jan
"18%
Feb
1,135
29c
26c-
1
33c
..
27%c
•
"14%
500
"
1.04
68c
"
—1
Mines
11c
1
498
6c
'
•
Mines—,
33% c
1
'
5c
•<
1
1
New IIosco Mines
1,250
2.05
1
,
15c
July
"14% Feb
30,005
6c
1
32 %
(1939).:..
j
,
46% July
Sep
•
22c
1
Harricana
1.74
Mines—
Gold
30
r
Sep
July
15
18c
•
:
Mines
31%
:
•
50o
1
Mines—
32
Lake
V Jellicoe Mines
Canada
;
35c
_:
of
^
20c
:___
May ;
Oct
10
___
.4—
Exploration
Oil
Pete
48 % Mar
45
i;
Waite
-
6c
1 '
t
Mines
Newnorth
Jack
Apr
May
50
75
22c
1
:
Mines
1.95
Iso Cranium
1.25
20 %
Oct
' "'" 525 "
2,500 "
j
_1
1 "
Continental
Aug
.
,
:•
2.25
____
Sep;
Sep
48c
4.00
3.35
14%
-.
__25c v3.35
:•
15
Uranium
1
1
___
8%
45
38c
•
15%
7c
26%
____•
:
Mines
Nesbitt
Fob
Oct
860
A
May
17% Sep
126,868
,
15
20
____:
Car
25c
_____—
Copper Mines.——
16%c
PS%
Exploration
70c
28%
5,510
10
Sep
5,600
15%
'i
5
Alger Mines
10c
600
57 %
25c
Iron
8c
60c
"6,254
v
15%
•
com—___5
;
New
83
415
.
1.45
common.;
43c
7c
Chemical
&
Apr
3.25
Sep
22 %
14,320
.
29%
*
_
Interprovincial Steel
-
28%'
5
com
:
Syndicate
93
2914
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors
94%'
:
__
,
16% Mar
140
46
.
2.90
Nov
100
18
46
..
Sep
12%
"
850 "
j
18
46
Mines
Drug
National
-7Vi Mar
" '.* 1.10 Oct
50
.
•
warrants
Jan
8%c
__
"
International
-
Feb
95c
24
.
1
New
:
^Inspiration
International
49c
8%c
.
1
Preferred
Jun
4%
17%
'*
————
•Warrants
: "
100
459
,
20% "
'
Preferred
Sep
2,535
*
m
National
41% July
16%. July
Jun
-
•
20c
*
46,135
,___5
Trust
Minerals
Nama
j
6
Sep
9Vic Jan
-
Sep
11
480
4.85
4.75
20%
____.,__10
Apr
2.10 July
Jan
"1,797" "•
4C0;~'
,
1.00
Jan
1.24
*
common—
Corp common.^..
Wright Iron
;
:
Feb
13,832-
5'%;
3 Vic
12
/
*
*
Inglis <John) & Co
Vic
.
•
.
•
-Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Oct
1.35
13,583
12%
-
5V8
.
Apr
50c
."
2,800
Sep
1.00
*
Moore
23
92
.
'
*"
*
1
___:
___
Jan
98c
46c
12%
•
Locomotive Works
Montreal
71% Aug
"
Indian Lake Goid
Aug
14 %
1,16
_40
Knitting
Mpneta Porcupine
May
74
21%-
__10
16 %
Nov
12%
__1
Monarch
Aug
Oct
22
,
July
12%
•
Preferred
Jan
Jan
61%
715
;
*
-$1.40- preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
.
12
12 Vic Mar
1
Molsons Brewery class A~
Class B
63% Mar
Montreal
Imperial Bank
Imperial investment class A
1.90 Mar
Sep.
7,500
""""TO *"
"
...
High
11,700
••
'
Howard Smith Paper common
Preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.20
r
Powder
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries
5%
Pitfield__*__.i_—___—_20c
Mines
3.257 "
_
5%
Shares
_13.50
Uranium
8,681 "
14
a
for Week
1
Preferred
Home Gil Co Ltd—
•Glass A
Par
,
Mining
Sales
<
Range
of Prices
Nov
1,825
Island
Mexican
Jun
1,393
;
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Oct
2c
13,000
10%
•
1
Friday
200
«
1
(Canada)
Drilling
«
STOCKS
Low
*5 5 a
2c
l
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
•
,
Mines
Hinder Dauch
Hi
Low
Par
•,
,mi
Hees
Shares
ENDED
for Week
Last
I« Price
WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Friday
76c
*
1
10%
*
Development
,
Island
,
—
17%
16%
10%
75c
17%
1
35c
35c
35c
70c
12.550
64c
13,193
6,000
19,200
75c
23,020
6c
65c
10
29c
1.64
Oct
12c
16
35c
Oct
Oct
Mar
1.80 May
Sep
12%
Mar
Sep
Jan
1.25 May
Oct
Jan
'
58c
Feb
1.75 Mar
2.79 May
89c
17%
17c
Apr
May
Sep
May
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1974)
.
:
Monday, November-9, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Prairie
Oil
Pralrre
Roy—
—
Pipe Mlg—
premium Iron
President
Ore—————-—20£
Electric—
56%
565
2.36
2.60
3.25
East Dome——;
Preston
—
5,400
1.85
Sep
4.55
Apr
3.50
1,900
3.10
Oct
5.00
Oct
4.40
495
Sep
Trans
Canada
1.000
Sep
Sep
Sep
1%
1.30
2.45 Mar
Trans
Canada
4
1.25
5.25
6.50
I,485
3.00
2.85
3.05
17,626
60c
60c
65c
8,000
2.55
5c
2.53
2.83
75,713
2.25
Sep
5c
5%c
13,000
5c
Nov
18c
18C
12,387
16c
27c
30c
II,300
16c
11c
6-^0
Airways--—————
Provo Gas Producers Ltd—————Purdex Minerals Ltd
—
1
Prospectors
4.65
2.80
Traders
Class
.5Ve
8.35 Mar
Transmountaln
Transcontinental
Jan
Triad
Tribag
Trinity
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining—.—
Quonto Petroleum ——
1
76c
Mar
1
1
—1
—i
—1
;
*
1
-1
—•
———1
—
47c
Mar
15c 17%c
26,100
4 %C
4,000
4c
2.65
2.80
1,025
2.50
Aug
12c 12 %c
4 ac
2.bo
12c
52c
14 %
14c
!«•«
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
1,800
11c
Sep
22c
52c
52d
Oct
95c
Sep
22%
Jan
11c
Sep
9% Sep
33 %c
14%
15%
1,700
4,390
14c
14c
2,000
10%
11
2,285
52c
lie
11c
11c
5,750
89c
21c
61c
70c
79,550
14
V
1
—*
*
Mines
Uranium
Rainville Mines Ltd
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Ranger
Realm
Reef
—
—*
1
—1
Explorations
Macdonald
Reeves
Reitman's
'Class
—
Chemical
Reichhold
A
.—«——.
common—
new
1-50
80c
43c
5c
——1
:——
Mining
—
——
21c
2,200
1.75
4,615
25c
30c
36,700
43c
47c
17,806
5c
City
5c
500
18c
Union
Jun
of
Canada
United Corps
Mar
United Fuel
Inv
65c
Mar
New
United
Class
A
20c
2,000
18c
7c
8c
6,833
7c
22c
16,500
18c
Sep
1.05 Sep
1.65
25
Oct
Sep
17% Nov
16%
16%
Nov
Sep
50c
Feb
Nov
13c
Vandao
40
Cons
Nov
Venezuelan
Ventures
Can Ltd common
(A V)
Roe
Preferred
Mines
Consol
Rowan
15
Feb
17%
Sep
Waite
400
12
Jan
14%
Jun
2,150
10c
24c
25c
5,200
6c
V/2
6c
6%C
13,916
7%
85
85
%
5,897
85
45
9c 10%c
9c
10
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
8
22,000
76%
77-14.
79
4,750
7.15 "
—•
10'4
11%
1,045
10c
10c
10c
1,000
Industries
Mining
6.75
10%
—1
Russell
Ryanor
6.80
1,375
18
Nov
14
8,000
24c
22 %e
Oct
Oct
80
100
93
9c
13%c
Sep
8t
*
'
14%
16%
14%
14%
115
16%
16%
1.625
92
92
92
40
——
1
1.05
1.05
1.15
11,550
85c
common
•
11
10%
11%
25,360
10%
5.75,.
Lawrence Corp common
5 %
preferred
Maurice
—
—
uas__
Shirriff
Salada
Horsey
River Gold
Sand
1
—
1
Petroleums
Sapphire
8c
7,505
2,000
75c
75c
75c
2,600
45
42
45
90
50c
1.15
1.15
1.36
9,600
1
24c
24c
24c
1,708
Petroleum
——:
Metal
Satellite
675
67c
8c
———
Debentures
Sarcee
6.00
65c
8c
Gold———.———.~1
Antonio
5.75
66c
Warrants
San
14
100
class A
Cement
Lawrence
St
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power com
*
•
4.10
4.10
4.30
4,700
A
29
3,513
29
27%
39 V2
39%
39%
.1.06
1-06
2.57
2.65
^
wMmnr-1-
—
preferred
Creek Gold
29%
50
A
30
150
§0c
Sheep
Sherritt Goraon—-———___—
Sigma Mines Quebec
Miller
Mines
Mines
S
K
class A
950
38,131
30c
32
31 %
88c
85c
1.65
*
27%
—"
31c
11%
*
Rol
Van
4.00
35c 42 %C
„
•
Ltd
common
Slocan
15,242
31c
—50c
Manufacturing
D
Slater
3.85
„
1
—.
Ltd
Simpsons
-
35c
3.85
1
Mines—
Dairies
Silverwood
M,t
300
*
Standard
Slscoe
1,06
2.61
1
_c—
Silver
Silver
;
1
250
17c
11%
32%
-
88c-
6,900
258
6,128
10,610
West
Ltd
West
Sep
17%
Sep
15%
17
5,525
20c
J20c
1,637
5.10
6,125
''
preferred
—50
Nov
Mar
1
Air Services
46,/2
5.75
Oct
Oct
70c
33
1.00
42
42
4.70
5.00
32c
35c
1.86
2.95
„
23c
3.50
27
29%
39
3.75
_1
5c
4%c
6c
11,200
4 %c
Nov
8
8
475
7%
Sep
9
•
Sep
23
23
24 %
7,746
34
Mar
6%
6%
310
Sep
6% Sep
1
1.70
1.70
1.75
6,0o0
14
14
14
50
—
*
—
.
& Ref
-
\
1
1
2.35
•
6.90
•
Mines-
38
.___*■
—
Ltd—
Canada
Ltd
2.35
& Oils
Spooner Mines
....
3.15
3.15
17%c
21c
He
10c
11c
13c
12c
15c
65c
62c
65c
1.30
1.45
4c
4c
4%c
3,000
11%
455
5
3.75
3.75
3.85
200
1.25
1.40
2,350
1.05
Aug
1.42
1.42
1.50
4,625
1.33
Oct
Jan
35
35
35
3.60
3.60
3.60
300
60c
65c
4,800
35%
36
760
37
class
—
A
-*
B
.
•
preferred
—
37
Mines
Jun
4.50
Sep
65c
(J)
Woodward
_
July
,
Jan
*
Paving
Uranium
Standard
Stanleigh
♦
Corp
1
Warrants
Stanrock
—
Uranium
—-1
——
Stanwell Oil & Gas
•
Class
1
—
Indus
class
warrants—
^
12
July
Yale
90c
May
Yankee
Canuck
Sep
2.55 May
32% Mar
Yellorex
*
Steel of Canada-
1,860
1.05
250
26%
18c
10c
Feb
May
21c
Lead
Yellowknife
Mar
5
548,375
5,300
16c
Sep
1.60
95c
Nov
7.75
Jan
45c
I,325
40c
Oct
2.50
Jan
14c
14c
7,900
11c
Oct
22c
Young
11c
48,610
9c
19c
Submarine
Oil
Gas
Contact
Sudbury
24%
Nov
51
49c
Feb
Mar
Sunburst
Explor
Superior
1
Propane
20%
21%
7,031
50c
44c
52c
22,520
44c
Nov
16M>
18c
21c
7,540
12c
Sep
66c
33c
45c
? ot>0
33c
Nov
2.00
Surf
Inlet
Swltson
52c
65c
10,750
48c
Oct
3%c
4c
7,000
1.40
82c
1.698
24%
1,160
17%
Aug
290
8.50
Oct
1.28
1.31-
1.25
Aug
20%c
4c
86%
80
86%
Taurcanis
26%
23%
26%
2,555
22%
Oct
35%
Juh
Anglo Newfoundland
8%
Jan
Asbestos
6V4
6%
6%
50
21c
20c
27c
74,000
1.71
1.65
5
12c
Jan
Jan
27c
July
Nov
Bulolo
1,500
6c
Jun
11c
Mar
Canada
6,430
1.45
Canada
16c
1,550
14c
Sep
Sep
2.85 Mar
16c
27c
Mar
Canadian Bronze
15%
16%
860
11%
Feb
18%
July
Canadian
General
Canadian
4.75
5.15
335
14%
14%
4c
3%c
6c
1,700
II,000
3.50
3.90
650
3.30
Sep
1.05
1.05
1.07
2,905
1.00
Jan
26%
27
80
5
5%
65c
68c
625
61c
47c
50C
1,000
47c
5,620
3.15
Jan
7.50
July
13%
Oct
17%
Feb
3c
Oct
6%c Jan
Tidal
1.81
1.70
1.85
2.05
2.00
2.09
5,100
42c
42c
42c
5,770
40c
Apr
1.87
Toronto
Dominion
Ltd
Jan
Elevators
General
common
Iron
Works
Toionto
Star
54
1,380
52%
Nov
440
1.25
Nov
1.99
1,050
Sep
8
Towagmac Exploration.
A
41c
41c
45c
13,000
99c
Jan
10%
9%
10%
1,360
5c
12,858
85c
5c
6
40c
13% July
14c
85c
94c
30,300
81c
6%c
3,100
lc
Sep
1.96
6,800
20c
Oct
40c
Jun
Sep
Sep
35c
2.45
—
15c
57%
Nov
35c
15
150
12%
Feb
64c
12,900
22%c
Jan
1.53
25c
4,500
24c
Sep
45c
55%
20
Aug
.July
Apr
56%
3,184
14
470
12%
Sep
16
Jun
42
42
45
41%
Jan
53
Dalhousie
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
High
►
7%
27%
28%
2,200
4.10
4.00
4.10
5,215
22 %
22
23
2,928
34
Preferred
6%
High
Sep
27
May
3.30
an
17%
17
17%
600
16
58%
58%
58%
15
56
7c
8c
2,500
8c
7c
8y< July
Feb
36 v2
Jan
4.65
Apr
Sep
17%
'27y8
Jan
34
34
250
2
20 %
20%
20%>'
600
20
Oct
25 y4 Feb
34%
33%
34%
580
32%
Jun
38%
6
6
ey4
200
2.55
2.55
100
37 %c 39v4c
5,247
*
38 %c
,•
Canada
20c
a
21c
2.50 Aug
•
36
Sep
15c
8,250
Jan
40
40
25
37%
Oct
22%
24 %
4,956
19%
Jan
—
•
(1956)
Jan
5
.
.1
.
22%
76
76
30
25
25
25
200
24
s*p
7.50
129
124
130
168
110
May
5
_
76
1
-
36%
34%
36%
3,324
117
114
117
30 y2
30%
31
190
48
42
48
1,310
2.60
2.60
44%
43%
45
630
75c
80c
18,000
__
_
..
28% July
8
Jun
Mar
•
»
Linoleum--
&
of
Low
.4*
4,700
1
Paper
Oilcloth
Range Since J&n.dL
'
7%
•
Oil
Dupont Co
Dollars
Week's
i.ow
—_5
Consolidated
Loblaw Inc
Minn
&
Ogilvie
2
Oreille
Pend
Price
Ontario
Flour
-
.2.50
Paper_
*
common
Mines
Bros
Yukon
1
•
.
Cons
Gold
Corp-_
footnotes
*
a
Jun
5
"Feb
73 %
r
27% Mar
6.70
45
Oct
-
Feb
33c
Aug
Feb
46
29% Aug
80
Jan
36% May
1?0
"Nov
37% July
324
111
Sep
..
1
.
76c
167
Apr
30%
Nov
36% Mar
40
Feb
53% July
100
2.00
Apr
2.95
Jun
39
Sep
50
Jan
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
Apr
13%
42
3.10May
Curb Section
Expressed in Canadian
27%
_
Coast Copper
Jan
58c
24c
Apr
Sep
15
58c
Oct
4c
J30
j
Sep
•
9% Oct
*
;
-Apr
Jun
I_£o
preferred
class
May
8c
7%
a
_
Investments
International Utilities
6%
_•
Trusts
Toronto
Jan
1.44
400
•
«
common-
Feb
May
Aug
74% May
1.28
fo
July
.Feb
3.70
55c
6%
_•
Bank
Vinegars
2.48
Sep
Oct
1.25
Ii
_.
14c
10c
Oct
1,275
a
Gaspe Copper Mines
•
.
Mines
July
Jan
16c
.5
..
International Paper common
52%
""II*
MP
Silver
;
Apr
|
Tip Top Tailors
^
Sugar
Mar
54
lc
If.mbiU
Dominion
80c
6%
joe
Torbrit
&
89c
Nov
1.25
5c
i»-.
Jan
Sep
•
Warrants
Toronto
1.60
31% May
9
May
Aug
«
Petroleums
Feb
42
4c
5% Mar
1.25
13
Inv
Mines
Toronto
4
1
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park
Tiara
211
25
1
common
1.65
68c
2.10 May
July
50c
Gen
30% -Aug
24% Apr
13% Apr
2,525
21c
5
Marconi
1.10
65c
Ltd
Jan
19%c Feb
170,600
2.50
Last
Develop
Dredging
20,900
6c
1
Canadian
Gold
1.85
Mines
Canada
Texaco
Jan
Jan
5c
15c
•
1.65
5%
Texstar Corp
Third
1,85
1.07
Exchange
Corp
6c
Mining
Temagaml
Territory
2.60
22c
1.64
20c
Sale Price
1.55
6c
26%
Mines
Apr
May
8% May
Jan
2.50
Par
1.58
3.90
Voting trust
Hughes Gold
July
Mar
108
97c
15c
Shown Arc
Feb
90
Jan
5.15
Teck
Nov
C%c
20c
STOCKS
15%
Industries
5c
500
9o
24%
8,100
2.50
8%c Jan
Sep
common
Tancord
7c
1.11*
Jun
20%c Nov
♦
Prices
Dom
Tamblyn
51,500
76c
Jan
68%
-iii
7%c-
7c
82c
16,200
1.05
4%c
2,150
22c
5c
—
Toronto Stock
Jan
7%c
3%c Oct
14V4
Gold
Sep
44%
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
Feb
11%
Industries
Bylvanite
Jun
Sep
11 %c
1
4%c Oct
-50C
1,243
1
16 v2
Gold
Cons
,—
1.13
GOc
9%c Oct
19
7c
:
3,600
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
-12c
._1
_r
7,530
1
16,500
1.05
Mining
14,613
common
100
11c
1.28
,
•
Metal
Electric
Zulapa
Nov
4c
Zcnmac
Zenith
Jan
40c
1
—
Warrants
127,012
86c
Oct
44%
Jan
-
4%c
1
1.39
6%
1.06
Oct
10c
46 %
12%
1
100
8.75
_20c
Mines
4%c
—1
_—
Sullivan Cons Mines
0%
1
(H G)
Mines
11%
—1
Oct
28-r8
1—1
—
Alines
4v2c
._io
100%
8^60
—
1
Oil
Bear
1
.
70
hep
Jan
2.25 Feb
Jan
20%
Sep
17% Sep
.1.
12%
•
Rock
104
27%
Jan
4.46
Jan
10c
Zinc
iizi
Mining
Iron—
Steinberg clasp A
Stovel Press preferredSturgeon River Gold
Steep
Sep
18%
-
Friday
Steeloy
13%
21c
•
Mines
1,370
Feb
40
54
12c
y ■j.j'
<.■
—
33
75
10c
1^—28%
AX,.
Scores Ltd class A——51
A
Wriglit-Hargreaves
Jan
46%
1
Starratt Nickel
gsCT;;; ,1
Wdod
Jan
47c
Sep
Windfall
Sep
Sep
820
15
86c
lie
11
4.25
82
Feb
Jan
Mar
39 y2
37%
Feb
34
Oct
1 25
1.31
;_i
_z
7_.
9c
15 y2
July
Sep
6%
3
'—
Coghlan
2.32
3.50
82
100
--I—1*
20%cMar
34%
46c
147^
__
15
—
20
104
100
—
,
Warrants
Wiltsey
Jan
v^Ct"
33
(Geo)
Willroy
1.84 Mar
Oct
4c
li%
31% May
3% Sep
*
Mar
Apr
32%
*
Mar
34c
Jan
11 %
A
Apr
4.10
28c
Oct
32 %
—
July
22c
93c
1.15
class
8.40 Mar
6.75 Mar
Oct
60c
32 Vz
Petrol—
2.75 Oct
40
Nov
—5
Jan
4.60
12c
1.25
$6 preferred
White Pass &: Yukon
May
Sep
•
Warrants
Feb
Nov
11%
Leaseholds
43
Jun
3.00
7.697
—1
:
Apr
16%c Sep
8%c Sep
8,440
1.35
Feb
9%c Oct
11,553
—1.25
Gas
F'eb
3.75
3,900
*
7 V*
2 65
14% May
6.10
10,900
1
Feb
Feb
32% Mar
100
20c
10c
1.95
7,000
1
-
Mines——;
Sep
1.65
95c
30c
Mines
12c
3.30 May
1.43 May
Apr
1.35
850
10c
10c
12% Mar
14
6,990
4.25
21
1,723
3.75
8% Sep
1,350
6.90
38%
•
Naco
17c 22 %c
20c
•
Warrants
Stadacona
2.66
75
6
1
——
Oil
Mar
27%
,
37%
—
•
-
Oil
Grocers
Class
Nov
Jan
Copper common
4 % 'fo
Nov
Mar
Jan
Western
May
5.00
88c
65c
27
2.95
80c
30%
11
Oct
1
37% Mar
Nov
Sep
18c
1.70
5,900
Western
35
Sep
Oct
Jan
22 %c
61c
53,904
Apr
1,735
19,110
Sep
7.30
Sep
2.51
Sep
9
Canada Breweries
Weston
56%) Aug
3.95
16 %e
1.11
Aug
80c
Oct
42
27% 'Aug
11,512
Petroleum
1.55 July
Oct
95c
210
Jan
Nov
3,125
'
Western Decalta
%c Jan
63
Jan^
Jan
20
Western
1.58 May
Sep
Sep
6.90
2.03
1.00
1.88
82c
Sep
19% July
28c
Sep
Sep
qt/b
13%
16
Sep
Oct
3.90
450
34c
Warrants
16% Mar
Mar
8c
14c
46%
21%
4.05
Products
Western
15%
1,200
' ■* 20
20
1.10
Mar
20c
'
1,08
Mar
1.60 Aug
,
Sep
56c
Fob
101
40c
Southern Union Oils
Spartan
*
Jan
12%2 Jun
1.07
W_
Malartic
W'esteel
19% Mar
Sep
92
1.60
161,733
16%
•
Nov
1.70
Canadian
Yukeno
Somerville
13
."•- 4.75
—
__
Class
2?c
9
9
Knapp
'
ClaSS
Sep
8% Jan
1.07
—
Exploration
&
Westburne
Feb
Jun
Aug
1.70
——
Wespac Petroleums
July
11%
14
Mar
Jan
6
355
Feb
Jan
30c
•
Petroleums
&
10c
I
Jan
425
1.87
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel-—
Jan
14 %c
Oct
Sep
74% Sep
6.05 Sep
Webb
Jan
13%
6c
9
May
14c
G
Wayne
1,646
Sep
%
•
—
Waterous Equipment
Jan
54c
Sep
6c
6%
May
24c
Sep
4
9%
1
—
Amulet
Western
St
16%
....
25
Mines
Dare
Walker
13c
1,050
GOc ."Mar
9%
•
Wainwright Prod
25
14%
100
-1
Petroleum Ltd
Jan
77c
17 %
4,325
6 .*75 T*eb
Sep
'28c
1
,
Oct
9
Power
Ltd
Virginia
1,330
10c 10%c
*
Viceroy Mfg class A—
14
50c
•
Rockwin Mines.
Rocky
5%
Feb
July
17% Nov
17%
.
16C
3.50
,
1
Upper Canada
18c
12c
32c
5%
20,135
,
Sep
1.30 -Jun
preferred————_25
United
200
16%
Feb
3.90
Feb
16%
14
Apr
29c
Sep
__
Jan
Jun
10c
115
11c
15-%
Jun
15c
._1
preferred
Corp
Telefilm Ltd
75c
230
14
Jan
Sep
15c
55c
9
——
64c
1,800
12c
trust
-
Sep
1.45
1
1
30"%
10%
1,000
^
.1
United Steel
Oct
17%
—r*
———
—
Mines
Roche
22%
9,180
3.55
_1
Hill
35c
26%
20c
50,532
10 34
15c
—f
1
;
Fortune——
Oils
Feb
2.28
Jan
18c 18 %c
•
common
.
B
43
10%
32c
1
Ltd class B
Keno
United
1.81 Mar
Jan
Nov
1,86*7
Ll
—
Jan
36
55
43%
29
■*.'
;
„
I J.
Mining Corp
United Asbestos
United Canso voting
4%c Oct
16%
14
__
High
44 V«
Oct
66c
—9
Jan
;
Oct
34%
64c
10%
-
*
common—,
Gas
35
25%
5%
Union
24c
1.42
21c
lT'/a
65c
26%
•
•
:
.
Apr
17c
Oct
17%
18c
7c
36
l*
—
Violamac Mines
Minerals & Chemical Ltd—1
Rio Rupununi Mines—
—
1
Rix Athabasca
Uran
i'——1
Robertson Mfg common—
*
Robinson Little common—
*
Rexspar
36
-
■
15% Mar
July
1.30
500
Gas__
Shawkey
Union
Acceptance
2nd preferred
7.25 Mar
Jan
25%
1-42
25- 4
1712
18
—2
——*
*
22c
1.46
35%
1
Mining Co Ltd—
Chibougamau
Ultra
7%c Mar
8%c Jan
44c
35%
^.1
,
United
Radlore
35%
Mar
71c
4%c
18c
28c
17c
3.121
Resources
Oil
Jan
Low
36
.
Line
PiDe
Jan
,
Range Since Jan. t
High
35
1
Exp Ltd—;
Pipeline
1.10
Jan
Low
35%
—40
:
5.00
3.30
Shares
_*
Oct
12c
for Week
•
A
B
Nov
60c
class
preferred
Twin
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador DevelopQuebec Lithium Corp-——
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
.
Finance
Sales
Range
Par
Mar
Sep
1.25
,';L30
1
Mines———~—-1
Uranium
Pronto
High
54 %
70
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
/
4.35
4.40
————-
6
STOCKS
High
55%'
2-55
3.o0
—--
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
*
1
Corp
ENDED
Friday
55%
Par
Power
Shares
WEEK
for Wreek
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
68% July
Sep
31
Jan
59% May
Nov
14c
Feb
Jan
No
par
Odd
for
out-of-town
value.
lot
sale
included
in
year's
range).
d Deferred
in
e
delivery sale
year's range),
(not
included
(Un) Admitted
wd When
to
in year's range).
issued,
Ex-diviaend.
y
(not included
unlisted
delivered,
x
price.
Cash sale
canadian markets
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wi When
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
and
t
(not
Ex-rights,
z
ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges,
Volume "190
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5897
(1975)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The
following bid
and asked quotations
obtained
are
from
the
for
Friday
National
November
(i
Association
of
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other
represent actual transacti1"1"®
transactions. They are intAnrlArl as n guide to the ranflo uritbin MrViir»V> tbnon r.nnn..;^,,„
aro intended ae a cniirte tn
selected sources.
Thev do
range within which these
..."
securities could have been sold
bought (indicated by the "
'asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
(indicated by the "bid")
quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
which have a wide national
composed of securities
distribution.
not
i
or
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aero vox
Air
Corp
Bid
'—-—1
Products
11%
1
Inc..——.—
Par
13',..
49
52 Vn
Glasspur Co
uo.lOJ
23%
2 5 r":;-
Green
(A
21%
22',2
Green
Mountain
83
86'4
Grinnell
American
39%
Amer
Biltrite
Ruber
Greetings cl
Hospital
A
1
Supply
Corp__4
American-Marietta Co :
.—.2
American Pipe
Amer-Saint
A
& Const Co——1
Gooain
M P incorporated--
Participating
preferred
Missouri
-
Power
Arkansas-Western
Art
Metal
Arvida
Gas
Co.—
Construction
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Bayless
Bell
Beneficial
Corp
Houston
Natural
12
21'4
15s,!
Sivalls
<fc
Foods
Bowatcr
Paper
Bowser
Inc
Brown
Corp
$1.20
Brush
ADR.
Castings
Byllesby
(K M)
& Co—
9si
5Q%
18'M
253it
7 In
28
127»
13*7 it
3614
Trust
-
Co
...
—
Co
^ll
_1
Corp common—__l
preferred
■>
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co 10
13 3
4
47'
Central
Soya
40'2
43 '/2
34
367(i
Co
*
Central Telephone Co.
10
_
t-uolie Serv
on!
co
com
4sis-
1
151
_33%c
Clinton Engines Corp
—,1
Coastal Spates Gas Prod—1
Collins
Radio
Co
Colonial Stores
Colorado
Milling & Elev Co
Ctt
■
$L25
Gas
<fe
....
Rock
Continental
Ccck
42 >2
1
Crocsr-Hind.:
Ccrrrmns
Cutler
.•
"
Danly
197b
63
1
7-4.
23*4
24-4i
21 3h
223.
'
15 >2
167.i'
ll3,
22'2
243ii
1.1
.....
40
43
17 u
187b
7'7.1
8 7.1
23
common
1.7 4
Inc..——5
25',(i
93',2
A—.1
class
24',,
89
15
16 3
Ll
Engine Co
22
13
147«
E
Machine
Darlinc?
127,1
18
1034
Laboratories
Ciaji;
1
12
25
2..,,——L.5.
_■
Co
291
Lines Inc. 1
Co....—_
ts ay
(L
Specialties——5
A)
Co
974
2
51%
5474
1074
11%
197a
1574
New
Power
13%
1974
2174
Co
<■
18
1
29
44
2474
2674
274
874
1774
Power
Eng Tel
Union
Fruit
Statler
Co
Co
Gas Co
&
Steamship
Pressed
A
Hotels
.4~1
—
Tin-Taylor Oil Corp
.1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y...2%
1
9
1311
.
D
.
14-4,
12 t.i
T3V-,
'
233»
Landers Frary & Clark...
Lanolin Plus
La
Blower
a
lc
Co...
Suburban
Suburban
Lone
Star
Lucky
steel
Stores
Lucllow
5%
___1
6
5
Co——
874
Gas
76,74
Co.I
34
36
Wacson
3274
35%
Inc
27 74
29 74
.174
Mfg & Sales Co.......»
23
Madison
59
...
Sons
5
Co—.0
1.1
...
-
_
1
.2
Corporation
u.'
1
..
.
.
.
—
2%
4
42'2
421
1
45:'y
42'4
45 V:,
27
21'
45'2
Electric
Prods
Marlin-Rockwell
Co
Inc..
Marquard
2974
.
Industries
Economic:
7:,h
El
Paso
Maryland
Maxson
474
Inc
_1
Minneapolis
Gas
Bank
Mi's
of
America
N
T
5
21'4
11W
231
1
12'
,
21
34'2
13'2
...
„_l
1934
21'2
Co
1
7%
1
_•
_10c
First
Charter Financial
Corp..*
Fisher Brothers Co
1—2.50
Fisher Governor Co
9
52
147.,-
93.i
55',.
10',
24 ',b
57'2
60'.,
78 34
82 7-
197u
21?.,
22'2
1
16 '4
1774
1
Corp..
12',2
1374
—
Co
Garlock
Gen
Giant
14%
15%
4274
4574
11
12%
Yuba Consolidated
34%
41%
4474
5
1674
32%
5
Wood
1574
13 7b
15
Bankers
2034
22 74
1
25'4
10 7b
14%
16'A
10
13%
14'A
1
49'%
53'%
12
12%
Industries—1
.
Virginia
Trust
7
_4lc
.274
5
__5
1
5
4'/4
St Louis
40>%_,
23 »,4
92%
5074
Trust Co
44
2.91
-
-
...2
1
50
2774
2974
33
156
46
25
5
Mountain
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of New York
63
65%.
.10
5374
57
4674
National Bank
National
31%
8874
of Westchester.5
City Bank (Cleve)16
2974
82
78
National
83%
Commercial Bank &
;
Cleveland Trust Co
Commercial
6
Bk
——50
Trust of
N
Bank
Tr
111
24 Vu
2674
Co
95
National
340
of North Amer_5
Continental
New
Gas
&
Bank
&
361
26%
28'%
25
90
95
Co.12'%
41
Trust
4374
J
Natl
New
2774
58
62 74
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
25 74
27
Empire Trust Co
65
6974
..5
2174
23%
18
19%
17
187 b
14 74
15%
York )
Eng
Gas
Oil
Elec
&
&
American
Penn
„.8
237b
125 74
2174
1
374
1
103b
11%
Co
5
Gas
Northeastcrii
113b
3874
New
3674
Northern Tr Co
1974
21 «4
30
Glrla'.ioma
Oil
Clin
Miss
River
Ben
Coal
& Gas
Prod^.lOc
474
Otter
Tail
Power
5
32 74
347a
Co
77«
8'a
834
95b
Brewing
Pacific
Power
Pan
Trust Co
39%
46
New
3074
41'%
44 'A
60%
64%
Republic
93
354
35
35
Bk—15
53
1774
1874
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering
Lumber
Natural
Portland
Rubber
Gen'l
2->Vb
2474
30V2-
-33—
—..10
Corp.
Gas
Co^
Electric
Co
25
66
'374
9%
1074
"
4274
457a
J2
974
277a
29 34
R
I
—Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
Int'l Bank (Wash D C)
_
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10%
Co—774
City)—8
"or
food
42
4274
Natl
Bk
Co
20
(Wash)—20
20
974
1074
85
4674
49%
20
86
9074
35
3874
56'%
60
22
2374
10
49
54%
25
43%
4674
(N Y)—10
27%
29'%
1
12%
of
Albany
(New
Co
r
York)
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust
Co
of
New
Jersey
(Cleveland)
274
—10
1074
1174
50
54%
4574
United States Trust Co
20
_
10
31%
33%
(N Y)—20
(Boston)
90%
94
50 74
54
19
2074
—
United States Trust
5
1
1974
39
10
10
70%
17%
Bk of Com (N Y)—10
Industrial National Bank of
Providence
85'A
18
Union Bank of Commerce
Industrial
(Union
1st
Trust
47'A
817(1
55%
98
Co
Union
Angeles)
56
38
14
Louis
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust
Cobnty National Bank
21
43
7974
174
State Bank
37%
32 74
2874
159
Pl^ila.
10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
3874
2974
13
10
Second Natl Bank of
49%
Long
(Jersey City N J)
67%
56
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
47
92
1974
75'%
Second Bank-State Street v
Trust (Boston Mass)
35%
1
4374
"
(Dallas)
dividend..
Seattle
527s
1
Bank
stock
8674
10
__1
Natl
25%
8174
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)___20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Bottlers
52 %
77
474
Indus
(Philadelphia)
83'%
5
of
Y
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Tr
20
22%
'
St
10
17
Hudson
20%
41
7374
10%
Cement
561
64
Boston
Banking
Bank
5
69
3974
General
33
525
10
67
374
Tool
4174
30'%
20
63
(Philadelphia)—10
Natl
Island N
J)
Royal Bank of Canada.,
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
9'/4
26
56%
37%
of
Rochelle—;
Franklin
N
43%
37'/2
1
Ex
9674
10c
Corp
100
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
370
674
Hannifin
(Chicago)
40'%
10
Mines:
Parker
& Trust
1074
Hudson
5274
53'A
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
First Westchester Natl Bank
5
49'%
49
28 %
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
(Hackensack
75%
36'%
Chicago—100
r
1574
7174
Light Co
&
Uranium
Plymouth
197-4
Co__5
Bank
First Pennsylvania
1174
Newark—r12'%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
108
Corp of America..5
American Sulphur Co
70c
Pacific
Pioneer
19 V*
Robinson
Packaging
Pepsi-Cola
18 f'2
of Dallas
&
65
266
Hanover Bank of New York
Permanente
1
974
Gamble
35 -4
974
4'/4
Mercury Electronics—90c
46'4'
20 3.1
1074
1
5
Corp
Line
Pacific
2134
83'k
East
Pacific
42'2
19
*
Airinotive
Far
33'»
__20
Co
Pacific
Pacific
103
Corp (Minn)—10
of
of
Pabst
Stic
First National
18
3574
61
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(NY)_10
Passaic County ——_——25
Firts Natl Bank of St Louis—_20
First Natl City Bank (N Y)„.20
13 74
1674
Corp
3474
Firts Natl Bank
5%
12'/a
1
Corp
Oil
39%
32 74
Tr Co
First Natl
33
1
-.
36
&
First Natl Bank
22%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
10
Bk
First Natl Bank (AWanta)
10
First Natl Bk (Baltimore) ——10
First Natl Bank of Eoston__12'%
7474
18
254
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co (Camden N J)
6%
12 74
70
Water Co 84 pfci 7
Natural Ga___19
Novhwestern Pub Serv Co
3
Northwest
of
347«
50
First Bank
47b
Corp
25
State
Bk
32'%
Essex
J)_
Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
36'%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co—,
20
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Ce (N Y)-.—10
1674
.....
7.50
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
5
(N
&
(N
(S F)_10
Y)__
Federation
2374
15 74
.
Cor
(Albany)
Natl
130 74
County Trust Co
Fairfield
2574
...»
,.._50c
Co.
Gas
Nor hi
As-oc
Coal
File
Thermaclcr
Oil
Corp
of Detroit
New
—33%
2574
Co
Banking Co
Trust
(Chicago)—
Bank
National Newark
County Trust Co (White Plains
2 74
Co
&
49%
104%
44
Southern National
Connecticut
Cliemical
83%
101 'A
__10
&
(Savannah)
Commercial
Co—10
25
164
79
V10
15
Supply
of
64
17
Fuel
Bank
61 7H
Co
Citizens
86%
74
Natl
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
27
30 7b
82
Brook
(NY)_12%
Bk
3274
1
Meadow
30%
54'%
Chemical Bank New York
1574
Co..
2874
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
137/b
A
5
49 74
407u
28 74
6074
(Buffalo)
45%
3774
Trust
2674
5774
Traders
42
Bk of
307b
Co_—
Trust
&
46'%
Centl-Penn
Chase Manhattan
197 a
32'A
25
109
30%
—5
7674
26 74
18
30
Phila—10
72 74
24
Natl
10
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
9574
'.E
_5
Nassau County N Y__
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
(N J)
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—_16
474
iftv
102
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
70
(Phila)—10
Camden Trust Co
Bank
774
__20
Bid;
V-trr
.
20
25'/,,
Manufacturers
—
Broad St Trust Co
1
Rubber
:7
279
16
Co
(N Y)
Boatmen's National Bank
11%
Par'
Kings County Trust Co
'
(Brooklyn N Y)—L
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
63
47%
10
Companies
Ask
5974
—
of
_5
Mohawk
Bid
2774
..3
Co
Barge Line Co
Utilities
1
—2.50
Cement Co
1974
42%
27'%
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
of Commerce (Newark)
25
Bank of New York
—100
;_1
Missouri
Pendleton
_:
preferred
"n-faTi
18%
3974
25%
5
38%
Bank
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
.Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
20
Telep (Calif) 50 pfd._.20
Telep Co cf the Southwest
5%%
18
7.50
35'%
674
Co
Valley
io
Packing Co
Gas
Gen
*
i,—
Service Co
General Gas Corp
Co
Corp
Conversion Co
Wurlitzer Company
50%
Dry..50c
&
113,
22
20'2
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A.5
Class B
5
Frito
30%
1674
Manufacturing Co.*
1274
(San Francisco)
37
*
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn.100
First Boston- Corp
10
Steel
8'A
28
Weyerhaeuser
& S A
Shipping
Mississippi
Nortex
_2
—
Capita! Corp...
Mfg
Co.J.
Florida
Point
774
1
1874
Par'V
127i,
Class A common.'Miles
Laboratories Inc__
Miller
Mfg Co
Norris
19
(Texas)
Inc
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co
35'%
68
*
;
11%
American Trust Co (S F)„___10
28 74
(W Li
Nicholson
8
15 V,
-l_.
217a
3274
1
a
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Witco Chemical
4074
2674
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
2114
43",
Corp
58
64'%
20%
1
257a
38
1174
McLouth Steel Corp...
McNeil 'Machine &
Frig
Meredith Publishing Co...
247.,
14'2
Co
Bros
23 %
47
1
Corp
McLean Industries
19'->
413u
Electrons-
Emhart
1
5Gc
Electric
'Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Inc..
43 3
-i
Associates 1.10
Laboratory
33
54%
Western Lt & Telephone Co.10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Bank and Trust
32
4._„2_.l
Corp
Shipbldg
North
$l prf..erence
—_2
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co:
1
Eagle rn~ Utilities
30%
*
Whiting
16
Corp
Maim.on Herrington Co Inc_
23
Dyr^mieteCorp of America—
Eastern
12 %,
2174
674
6
Bank
&
Auto
National Homes Corp A com.50c
Clas3 B common
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
Co
11%
874
774
J.
50742574
5
Co
Co
3074
1
Co
Gas
Mareir.ont
National
Dr.riron
D)
i'ransHort
Wesco Financial
Corp
Westcoast Transmission
3974
5574
(S
1574-
47 74
1
Swasey Co
Brothers
2874
Corp
14
2074
17
367b
1
Nalco
Dure*
1774
39%
31%
23%
—50c
1
Propane Gas
8074"
49 V;
:
1674
36
29%
5
Inc—_.1
Service
7%
B.5"
~
27
-
10%
33
5
Washington Steel Corp—
21
Dun &. Brad' trip »t Inc.
D-nham Brch Inc...
1
10
2'%
1
Corp.—
327,
._.x
cl
19'.,
.—..1
——.0
&
674
974
30'%
674
74
3074
^50c
Liberty Loan Corp^
—Lilly - {Eli 1 & Co Inccom
Ling-Altec Electronics
24 3
inc
.
Inc
Dcnxellfy 'R Ri
Dufy-Moft Co
6
1
Corp
1.25
Greene
1574
35%
West
157.,
Di-Noe Chemical Arts
...
253a
2374
19%
14-4
Corp
25%.
2474
57'%
62'%
Stubnitz
4274
Warren
3674
1174
1474
Warren
774
.25
Corp
3974
Warner &
17%
34
1074
13'.
Dieboid
2274
2174
Von's Grocery Co
33 74
Strong Cobb & Co Inc—.1
Struthers Wells Corp
—2 74
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Internal Bridge Co
1
pltijiaj-hont
7%
2074
24
9
Co
Iron
Inc
Vitro Corp of Amer
2374
5874
39
1474
9%
30%
7
1
Oil
Valley Mould &
Vanity Fair Mills
2574
1
3074
1774
Southern
53
1
Corp...—1
Petroleum
Chemical
25
Co
States Servateria
Corp.l
16'A
Delaware Corp
Stekoll
1974
1
_—
Stepan
^__i
22
874
2874
ll
Supply
21%
2.50
Steel—
457
b
20
1874
2374
77%
States Chem Mil
Corp.l
Stales Leasing Corp
1
Utah
4674
1
73'%
1
Upper Peninsular Power Co
31%
25
3574
j
States Sugar Corp
United States Truck
Lines Inc
United
Utilities
Inc
14 7*
5
3%
32%
United
1674
10c
Inc
Inc
United
30%
3%
*
United
53
2374
2274
-
28%
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
Pwr.__5
21
48 %
1074
22
"21%
Co__1
Co—
Corp
United
5%
47%
974
»
Stores
industries
Ttactor
3674
*
10c
2874
5
class
3474
Co
3674.
I
8%
Co
Dev
10
Co
Inc—
Corp
8%
874
10
Inc
Co
Macmillan
45 7«
23'..
Cooper Tin: A* Rubber Co.—„1
Cope land Refrigeration Corp: .1
Craig Systems Inc.—
—t.l
Cross Cer
Kratter
Nevada
40%
.
7
Co—774
Cable
&
'4%
44
1
Drug
Tracerlab
67a
5
Register
Stanley Home Products Inc—
58
42 74
574
1
Standard
26 74
37
8%
1
Common
non-voting.
Stanley Works
54'2
.
20c
Gas
Inc
Towmotor
2
Standard
6 74
30 74
2474
■
&
Oil
Colorado
Stand
(v
404
237i'
'
Products...5
Transp
Coffee-
30'
37 3 4
Common wealth Gas Corp
1
Connecticut. Light A: Power Co.."
Ceased
Freight ways _-.gt__2.50
Consolidated
97a
22
Corp com..3
preferred.
conv
14 V»
28
Co—5
Colorado
1(57(1
,
9 >»
2 %
Gas
57«
u
131b
„1
—
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20 31
47»
n—337ijc
ci
Common class B..~—
Colorado
297,,
Corp-—6—
Chattanooga Gas CoCitizens
-
Topp.
■
Nat
974
507«
257.i
Corp—.6
Central Puolic Utility
C' ntr^l Vc
147 4
.
4
24 'i
2974
Stouffer
Koehring
.1. 5
2774
1474
357n
Co.O
11'%
Tokheim Corp
1374
33
Co——.10
1074
Freight Sys Inc
1
Carbon
Co—_ 274
Spraguc Electric Co.
;_2 '/4
Staley (A El Mfg Co
10
16%
57'tf"
28
Keystone Portland Cem Co.—_3
Power
Time
Speer
4574
1574
Co__4.__._____g_.l
Co
Thrifty
15'A
Spector
1374
42
■»
________5
24
Central Indiana Gas Co,
.,
12 74
Steel
Ketchum
39
14%
Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern Elec Service Co
1
Southwestern States Tel Co
1
52 74
33u
37»
367-4
.
2974
874
■
States
10'A
29%
27 %
1959
4
Power
Wire
Shore
Southern
3074
48
1774
5%
9%
Corp__l
warrants.
Corp
__.l
King
1
Southwest
2874
Inc
Thermo
Co_274
& Co—'
Southern
276
15
Textron
2274
Three
Co___
Southern
2074
1
D)
474
Texas Natural Gasoline
17
-1-5174
-
4274
2774
Petroleum—.1
1
Southern
1874
1974
1
ThomasBetts
Thompson (H .I) Fibre Glass—*''
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Southern Calif Water Co
1571,
260
Telecomputing Corp
1574
110
3974
Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
Texas Oil Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas
National
56%
Corp
South
19%
1474
i
•
14%
Texas
69
Inc
Pacific
Simplex
Skil
59 74
1774
(G
Sierra
397',,
18V4
32 74
52
Seismograph Service Corp_____l
25%
55
3674
Homes
Searle
3374
2374
Bantam
13
2074
104
1
64%
Corp
Petroleum.
Jacinto
1
1
1674
Corp
Ask
11%
..5
1
—
Reicl
Scholz
2674
4
1
22 >2
Central
-
3074
5
ctfs.—
Louisiana" Electric
San
Co
Corp
f
87 a
5
Supply.
Electric
Kennametal
Marie
Bid
19
A___25c
Manufacturing
Sabre-Pinon
80'4
247»
*
Corp
Co.
Inc
,Kentucky Utilities
39
1574
21
Co._
Plywood
Schielcl
7
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
_Kearney ,& -Trecker Corp
3
48'A
-
class
.
t
Broadcasting
Tekoil
97:,.
m 48 74
/•2574
48
Ryder Systems Inc
2674
1274
7674
"
Centeal Electric & Gas Co.._3'%
Central HI Elect & Gas Co-10
Central-Maine
Rose
2174
2474
l
Service
Steel
Roddis
77,i
197a
1
$1.45
59 '2
45
Cfcco Steel
Field
Jessop
Kaiser
30 3 «
,
Carpenter Paper Co.-.——l
Corp.^—lO
674
Rockwell
67
27',((.
2774
6 3 it
55'2
Products
Co
common..;
Water
(HH;
49%
■
24
Myers Inc—
Robertson
1174
Water
Corp
'
26%
Carlisle Corn
Cedar Point,
Jervis
16
36'4-
63
Robbins &
■%
40 74
.
45
3
a
_
Tampax Inc
Tappan Go
3374
%
3074
12 74
Taft
-20
_
3774
Inc-374
Dills
Roadway Express
674
'
46'i
__1
&
Heintz
1
Corp—
Rice
1474
6
5 7c
Engineering
Jefferson
14th
1
&
Jamaica
77 4
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd..—10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
;
Jack
874
1
12
-
ni0
.
4%
Southern Utilities
Corp
Itek
34-14
-
135,t
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__l
Iowa
54'2
7
California. Water'Service Co—25
Calif Water & Telep Co—121a
Brand
Mills -Inc.—-1 h'
Public
1
15%
International. Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
Class A
35 3a
16%
California Interstate Tel—-5
California Oregon Power Co__20
Stoker
River
.10
Iowa
32'2
33
10c
.
-
18
31',2
29%
——-1
—1—
Riley
124
297a
Interstate
B'»
9Vt
Co——*
122
117
273,4
Interstate: Motor Freight
Sys
Securities Co__„
Investors Diver Services Inc—
17',a
1012
——.10
Burndy Corn
23
2812
1,10
Co———1
110
1474
___■
^Interstate
-
774
preferred-_25
Beryllium
^
77ii
31 VB
5
?
Par
87a
187,,
5
__2
i
47 a
774
5
Purina Co..
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co a
:
38'%
__2'/2
'
41
Co..
Gas
Hamp
Products
128
Gas-——-J'
Indianapolis Water
307(1
1634
1
sharpe Mfg Co.
Buckeye Steel
Bullock's 2 nc
Indiana
-
2
293(i
21',2
—:—1 "
Oil
Indian .Head
14te
13'
7',4
Inc.—1
Bryson
Stores
4 Husky
16'V
xl2%
class A
Hugoton. Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton
Production
Co—
46 Vn
Purolator
120
Houston Oil Field Material. .1
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common
1_
.1
.
73 3,
29
Black
36
5
Houston
27
Borman
Controls__l
Inc^—
57 3 ii
21'2
New
Ralston
Chemicals &
Co
of
,t
Susquehanna Corp
Syntex Corporation
2474
.23
474
3574
237«
-A
—1
Botany Industries Inc_-
3074
3374
1812
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Co
28%
22
54',4
137u
Pet
1
Co
21
_.i
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Ask
2274
10c
Serv Co of New Mexico..
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
:
Purex Corp Ltd
172
Corp.—.2.50
Hoover
19'%
Inc—..,--5
Hathaway
L-
165
Hign Voltage Engineering.
_1
Hilton
Credit
Corp—u_g_2_l
43
Corp
Berkshire
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western
_*
—
Xerox
Inc
Pub
2074
27 Vi
-
—25
„.
.
237,.
■
xi
Co.-—--——10
Bag Co
Pub .Serv
3074
Heimericlc,& Payne Inc 2____ 10c
Hewlett-Packard
Co. J
0
69
———_vi_L-
Markets.—..—-1
J)
(A
Bros
3974
2774
Bid
1
5
Petroleum
367 a
Hanna (M A) Co class A com.10
Class B common
,
^
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
„1
217(1
20',b
—10
Co
Gossert
&
Be mis
-
Co--#.———1
Baxter Laboratories
36'
r
..
22
—-—1
Gas
&
■
24'%
Pubco
1974
Co
17'A
.5
2474
5
Brick
Power
-.
60
-
34
Associated Spring Corp
.10
Avon Products new——.—2.50
Aztec
1871
20V'4
Co—_10
Corp
291/2
56%
•
Co._5
-Hagan
7_Haloid
453b
17
.
17
42%
•/
1
Arizona-Public Service Co—.— 5
Arkansas
47 V.
2
27 34
'
—4
22%
403.,
...
1512
—1
-—
;
43 7
Corp.-7.50
Anheuser-Buscn Inc
Arden Farms Co common
397b
Ask
Producing Properties
1
Fire
Portsmouth Corp
Potash Co of America
Corp.._5
—
Pi
Corp
Grolier Society 2
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
42 3 4
-
37
38%
Bid
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
American Cement Corp.—
5
American Express Co.——10
American
Par
Ask
1
2174
Valley Natl Bk (Phoeniz Ariz)_5
10
11
Wachovia
40%
47%
Bank
&
(Winston-Salem
Trust
N
C)
Co
-
5
,,
4
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1976)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday
November
——4°°
2.14
2.35
1.28
American Business Shares——1
American Investors Fund
1
7.21
7.80
4.30
4.60
U>«1
iCti.
uuu.. —
1
Fund
Affiliated
Mutual
American
38 ft
35 ft
•
Trust
Fund
Associated
9.64
8.82
Inc.—1
Fund
1.75
1.59
Inc~l
5.26
Fund "A'- Inc—1
"B" fnc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.49
4.45
12.97
7.64
1
Broad Street Investment-—50c
17.21
1
X12.99
14.23
——-1
7.73
8.45
1
14.22
15.37
—1
Canadian International Growth
X17.32
18.74
Ltd—,—.—
Fund
auUock
General
Canada
—
7%
preferred
Colonial
ooionial
Custodian
(Low
10.54
12.54
Amer
Nat
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
13.82
15.08
American
12.61
13.76
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker Fund
——1
13.38
14.47
6.42
7.05
Bankers Natl Lite Ins (N J)—10
Fund-—1
6.09
6.67
Beneficial
Inc
Fund
1
17
Commonwealth
14.57
17.92
19.59
Stk
Insurance
Life
Sayles
6ft
7ft
2.16
Fidelity Bankers Life ins—.4—1
Fidelity Si Deposit of Md—
5
Special Investment shares—lc
47 ft
51ft
3.84
Fireman's
—lc
2.58
Franklin
20.73
Mass
16.07
17.47
14.63
15.82
18 ft
20
Transport
shares
shares
Investors
beneficial
of
Great
16.73
Gulf
1
9.60
10.54
Hanover
1
al4.12
Investment
Shares
Fund Inc
Corp
of
1
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
13.60
Nation
10.84
10.32
National Investors Corp
National Securities Series-
9.20
*10.08
21.06
23.75
2.96
3.25
14.49
15.75
22.96
24.55
24.09
25.76
10
20.05
20c
8.16
8.46
—1
15 3
5.69
1
6.30
8,74
1
8.51
10.62
11.48
England
New
York
4.33
4.74
5.46
5.97
Penn
2.50
2.73
Peoples
.—*
10.63
11.55
-
5.72,
—
6.31
.'--1
9.63
10.55
1
16.60
17.75
Investors Trust——1
7.22
Fundamental Investors
Securities
Inc—
13.59
_1
13.65
14.92
"
13.38
14.46
1
Fund
n*mn»
..
Fund
Fund
Inc
10.55
10.82
1
Square Mutual Fund
Securities
"Mlarlelphia
Pine
lc
Shares
William
._1
.10
Fund
Street
Ex
Fund
Price
Fund
General
Capital
Corp
7.85
Group Securities—
Automobile
lc
9.91
10.86
Shares—lc
—lc
8.75
9.59
shares
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Equip
17.79
•
10.36
11.29
split
11.64
—
11.76
8.72
.
9.48
2 50
1
13.31
13.44
6.62
7.26
lc
6.95
7,62
—lc
13.40
14.67
Stock Fund_lc
12.52
13.71
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
shares
Common
(The)
...———lc
6.63
7.27
Fully Administered shares,„lc
9.22
10.10
Food
shares
lc
6.86
7.52
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
7.35
8.00
7.58
7.90
lc
13.20
14.45
lc
6.46
9.71
2.13
2.35
lc
5.83
6.40
1
7.97
8.62
Fund—
1
14.42
15.67
Quarterly
shares
General Eond
Merchandising
Mining
shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
shares
Bond
shares-
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
lc
9.49
10.40
Steel
lc
10.90
11.94
shares
Tobacco
shares-——,——lc
7.90
10.46
11.46
18.67
19.23
18.52
—
two-lor-one
Ex
Funds
H-C7
10c
Series
H-BA
10c
5.00
1
a25.84
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.56
Haydock Fund Inc
Income
Fund
of
Boston
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Inc
Investors
Institutional
Shares
Institutional
Inst
1
Fund——1
5.06
Amur
Snares
15.72
1960
__
I960——
15,
20ft
22 ft
1
4ft
5ft
5
48 ft
51ft
19ft
21 ft
Fire
Paul
Marine—6.25
&
Life
Ins
of
1
Amer
24 ft
Standard
40 ft
Standaryl Sec Life Ins IN Y)__2
23%
37 ft
Title
184
83
88
48ft
51 ft
preferred
U
10
—1Q
—
Accident
—
;
Guaranty Co (N Y)—
United
ft
Insurance
-8
5
Co——
3ft
4
ft
62
66
71
75ft
53
56 ft
ft
7ft
8ft
39 ft
43 ft
38
40
28ft
7«
30 ft
103
108
55
58 ft
7ft
27 ft
78 ft
81ft
49 ft
53
Guaranty Co—5
S Fidelity &
37
38 ft
'Uate
Street
Stein
Roe
Investment
Farnham
Fund Inc.,
Balanced
Stock
Corp__*
&
in
32
28 ft
41
43
2
Co
27
2
Insurance
29 ft
3
29
31ft
the
City of N Y—
Westchester
100ft
Fire!
—
June
5.40s
15,
July
—
Nov.
ft
1,
1959
99.29
4%s
Feb.
1,
I960——-
100.2
99.24
99.28
Federal
5s
2fts
Feb.
1,
3fts Feb.
1,
94ft
11,
3%S
10,
10,
Aug.
5 fts
I960—
37/8s
Sept.
fts Feb.
13,
March
Nov.
—
1961
100.7
100.3
-
99.11
99.26
99.20
1960
3fts April 3,
<-—
4s Sept. 20,
1961
98
1961—
98 ft' r
99!30
4s
May
1962——-^—
1,
100.7
4%s Aug.
100.2
—
20,
May
1,
1963
99.18
3¥4s
May
2,
1966
99.4
4 fts
March
20.
1968
100.28
4%s
March
20,
1969.-
97.4
98.24
97.24
100
1962
2 fts
99.10
96.26
99.15
99.14
I960—-Z.—
20,
99.22
1,
June
100
100.20
1962———
11,
12,
100.1
100.1
r_—
98.28
—
1960
11,
April
100.4
I960———
99.30
I960——;
5,
'
1960
23,
Jan.
2 fts
99.26
April
100.2
Bonds—
1960.
100
May
Ask
10O
100.3
1960
100.13
99.29
June
Bank
Land
100.2
94ft
;0_Z_
1——.
1960
100.2
100.9
March
5fts
5fts April 4,
100.1
5.30s
3
Dec.
99.30
10
point
Cooperatives—
99.30
99.31
1959—
a
Bid
for
4fts
Dec._ 10, 1959—_r
3 fts
4s
10,
32nds of
more
or
99.28
99.26
10G
100
I960...———_
3 fts April 15, 1963—
Federal Natl Mort
Assn—
3.70s
99.24
99.26
1960
15,
one
Ask
93 ft
;
91ft
99
98.8
-
98
98.8
100.8
93ft
92ft
96
97
97
98
99
—
100
94.24
95
4fts July 15, 1969—1—
3fts April 1, 1970
89 ft
90
97 ft
97ft
4 fts Oct.
97 ft
98ft
97 ft
97
ft
3 fts
May
1,
88ft
89ft
91ft
92ft
4fts
Feb.
15,
94
95
96 ft
1963—-
1963—-.
97
3fts Sept.
91ft
92
ft
1,
1970-1967——
1971
—
1972-1967
15, 1972
—
V4
ft
Fund
1
1
Fund
Townsend
Inc
U
Giowth
S
&
27.62
27.90
11.80
12.48
1
15.12
16.48
9.41
10.28
.
International
6.53-
7.15
5.98
-
6.54
Accumulated
Continental
Fund—1
12.86
13.98
1
7.57
8.27
United Income Fund Shares_i
United Science Fund—
1
11.14
Funds
Fund
Canada
Fund
Bid
15,
3fts Feb. 15,
4s
May
4fts
15,
Nov
Ask
Income
15.39
16.47
17.90
J
—
14.08
_1
Ltd.
flic
12.11
6.80
7.43
1959
99.30
1.
w
i—
_
—
3fts
99.30
4s
99 25
1960
99.29
lfts April
100
100.2
Treasury Notes—
Nov.
Feb.
Feb.
4s
Aug.
lfts
15,
98.8
1962——
93.24
94
1962
99.3l>
100
92.28
334s Nov.
15,
1962
98.30
99.6
2fts
15,
1963———
99.18
99.20
lfts April 1, 1963—
I960—
99.15
99.17
4s
15,
4fts
Aug. 15, 1960
lfts Oct. 1, 1960
lfts April 1, 1961—
May
15,
1,
Oct.
100.2
1953;
15,
lfts
Oct.
1.
47/8s
Nov
15,
1963
96.20
99.2
..
99.6
lfts April 1, 1964
434S May 15, 1964—
99.16
5s
95.8
lfts
" 99.12
Aug.
15,
wi
100.3
88.23
90.4
100.5
89.4
100
100.4
101.2
1964——c.
101.6
13.81
10.58
11.57
11.21
12.26
6.62
7.25
13.09
Fund
Inc
Inc
1
5.52-
Wall
6.03
3.81
10c
4.16
Street
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inn
Wellington Equity Fund-
1
8.02
10.25
11.20
Wellington
12.14
Oct.
1.
1964
87.28
-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8.77
1
— —
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Dated
Rate
Bid
Due
13.20
3.75*7
12-
1-59
99.30
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
1
14.33
15.62
3.75*7
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.24
99.28
47A*7
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
99.28
'uc
.___A
12.86
13.90
4 ft *7
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.24
99.2P
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
99.26
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
6.15
6.65
4ftS7
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.27
99.31
Fund—
Whitehall Fund
3-
2-59
100.1
4.45',
99.23
88.4
4
'
Ask
99.27100
99.30
5 ft W
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
100 4
100.8
5.20s
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100
100.4
■
cent Sec
Security
Bonds—
Bausch
&
Boston
Lomb
Edison
British
Issues
Bid
Investment
5fts_1979
Opt 4fts—1979
5lis
Petroleum
1989
Ask
101 ft
102
Mueller
109ft
111
National
102
6s.—1980-76
ft
United States
Bonds—
102ft
58
Burlington Industries 4!'4S—1975
New
Bid
Brass
Can
3fts
1975
England
1976
1994
106
81
-
Pacific
Ry 4s
Corp 4V8s
Chance Vought 5fts
City of Montreal 5fts
59 ft
Tel
5 fts
ftGg.
8934
92ft
Pacific
Gas
94
96
Pacific
Petroleum
1977
93
1979
ft
100ft
Columbia Gas—
5%s
1984
Commonwealth Oil Ref
Paso
JFerro
Natural
Corp
Gas
6s--1972
General Port Cement
Tire Si Rubber
Georgia
Hilton
Power
Hotels
Lowenstein
5fts
5s
99 7
8
111
Southern
Bell
Tel
100
December
Calif
10,
100
101ft
December
24,
101ft
December
31,
1959
&
103ft
Gas
5fts__ _1984
105
_1982
120
ww
—
ft
—
1960
January
7,
14,
1960
January
15,
1960
January
Tel—
.
21,
1960
January
28,
106
124
3,
I960-
98.706
98.738
10,
1960
98.628
98 661
99.742
March
17,
1960
98.549
98.585
99.683
March
22,
1960
98.392
98.429
99.636
March
24.
I960--
98 394
98 432
99:619
March
1960
98.312
98.352
99.538
99.559
I960—
98.217
98.258
99 374
April
April
April
31,
7,
14.
1960
98.133
98.177
15,'
1960
98.091
98.135
98.055
99.205
April 21.
1960
April 28. I960
99.107
99.124
May
99.029
99.043
June
98.943
98.969
July
99.267
1
99.267
99.185
February 11, 1960
99.285
99 252
^
I960-.
February 4, 1960
1037a
March
March
99.618
1959
101ft
86
98.815
99 855
99.807
99.668
1959—
124
98.785
T
1989
106
106ft
Textron
104
104
Underwood
ft
U
82 ft
S
Amer 5s_
1971
Westcoast Trans
4fts
5fts
-
_
_
_
93
-1971
Corp 5 fts
Industries
104
106
-1970
85
90
♦No
90
New
1988
86ft
94ft
FOOTNOTES
par
value,
York
,
Ask
98.892
99.358
22,
83ft
98.864
99.729
1959
December
122
February 25, 1960
1—
1960
99.600
17,
98
-1967
February 18,
99.919
99.910
1959—.
102
1969
wv_
Bid
99.975
99.793
_1989
—
99 971
99.838
j—
96
5s._ -1989
Yield Price
Ask
5.
22.
15,
1960
98.050
97.910
97.958
: 97.805
.
97 834
97.206
97.238
96.957
1960
1960
96.998
1
WW—1984
•
1959
1959
98
-
Sperry Rand 5fts
-*P
27,
3.
December
205
Sons—
CO rH
99ft
1959—
19,
November
—_
-1977
•
_
—
Southern
128
—-1981
November
1959
-1973
5s
__
Electric
Steel
5 fts
Phoenix
5 fts
200
6s
1061-2
12.
January
113ft
1977
,
__
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
6s ww_1982
November
159
110
—1976
ww
-1991
Pennsylvania Electric 5s
116
5 fts
Corp
(M)
y
100ft
99ft
155
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s—
Gen'l
95ft
5s__
Philadelphia
5fts_.1977
3 fts
Bid
87
December
x582
Carrier
El
Northspan Uran 5fts
Treasury Bi
Yield Price
Ask
84
ww__1963
5s
83
120
Canadian
'
Special Situations
Fund
95
91.8
97.26
89.28
98
1963
93.26
97.22
:
96.12
x_
1961
1961
May
97.26
93.22
91
97.24
1961
1,
100.4
Feb.
93.4
97.22
1962
1,
I960.:.,——
100
98.12
99.12
1, 1962
15,
Oct.
Ask
99.8
1962^
15,
1960
May
Aug.
Bid
t-
1959
15,
lfts
point
1,
May
4s
a
(Continued
15,
lfts April
3 fts
3fts
32nds, of
more
or
99.28
1960
15,
one
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
1960
3fts
Inc~
Uniled
Nov.
3 fts
Fund—
Funds
Figures after decimaj point represent
Maturity—
3fts
1
Twentieth Century Giowth Inv¬
oluted
a37.34
i
—_
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
t'elevision-Electronlcs Fund
"°\as
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Line
Fuhd-lc
Associates
'
8ft
25
Amer_____2.50
of
Co
Ins
U S Life
8ft
96
99.31
I960-——
Apr.il 15, 1960
5fts May 16, I960 wi
16.04
1
Line
12.63-
11.96
15,
15,
March
14.28
14.65
Investors—
Value
lc
lc
4fts
17.23
13.21
Sovereign
10.45
10.37
Growth
-
Feb.
4%s Feb.
15.57
8.95
9.56
Income Fund—lc
Fund
4j'8s
______
10, 1955—,
3fts March 11, 1968
4fts April 10, 1969—
a9.89
Value
Institutional
Insur
10
Banks
,
4j/8s
11.50
United
Institutional
Institutional
7434
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C>
$6.50
Loan Banks—
15, 1960
3 fts
Shareholders Trust of Boston—J
Smith
(Edison B)
Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Value Line
lc
Fund
66
71ft
Co„_
U S Fire
4%s June
2.80
8.19
24ft
62 ft
Ins
10.74
'
Ltd—
Bank
Foundation Fund
13.76
9.93
5.53
9.59
1
12.73
al9.73
—i.25
Inc—
Series
7.65
split
United
Hamilton
7.04
three-for-one sp.l*t_—
Selected
19.08
Utilities
18.63
Inc__-1
Shares
17.14
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Common Stock Fund—
8.66
lc
Growth Industry. Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc„—1
Dist
l
«cudder Fund of Canada
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund—
10.64
lc
Inc
(Geo)
7.09
lc
Fund
Putnam
Putnam Growth Fund
Jan.
4fts
Growth Stotk
Rowe)
Fund Inc
Z
Ex
3.80s
5s
16.23
Inc
Inc
(T
6.05
;_1
Inc—-
two-for-one
.Pioneer
5.53
14.49
a
—_
Corp
Home
4.65s
Puritan
General
23
5
Life
67 ft
Bid
12.59
Over-The-Counter
12.49
_5
_10
Philadelphia
Figures after decimal point represent
Chemistry &
17.68
11.37
Peerless Insurance Co——;
ft
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.55
Federal
1
On"
10c
Common stock series
Preferred etock series
Fund
Oppenheimer
Funds Inc—
—5
_10
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Custodian
Series
of Canada Ltd
Financial
Fund
Stocks
New
18.83
Mutual
Series
Series.
Growth
17.42
Inc
57 ft
38ft
,50c
9.30
1
53
62
8 ft
6.89
1
Y—10
of N
8.82
Income
69
Surety Co—
—10
Security (New Haven
_10
Springfield Fire & Marine
2
Co
Ins
4.51
8.07
13.20
16.35
Co
Life
6.22
4.18
1
13 ft
42
65
Phoenix
Travelers
10
11.79
1
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Fund
Owners
1
121/4
39 ft
Seaboard
177
48
10
36 ft
(Fla)
Series-.
Fiduciary
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Insurance
Home
Dividend Series
3.33 ft
Y——12 ft
N
St
Boiler
Insurance—.
Home
10.79
-Electronics
17
4
12.14
1
5
Steam
&
14.05
Preferred Stock Series
20.25
7.90
Insp
21.11
1
Stock
7.23
3.84
13.00
Bond
Corp—1
,_5
—
(Jacksonville Fla)-2ft
Insurance Co
—10
19.51
1
Balanced Series-.
Shares-
Capital Fund
Fidelity Funu Inc
3.53
—1.50
American
Life
Hartford
beneficial interest
of
Pacific Insurance Co
Seaboard
Hartford Fire Insurance Co___ 10
Mutual Trust Shares
4
Insurance
Ins Co
Indemnity Co——,
32ft
129
45
51ft
21
122
19 ft
38 ft
35ft
3634
19 ft
82 ft
18ft
35ft
33
34 ft
30%
Employees Life
(DC)
12.86
15.47
5
__—4
—
11.76
1
Mutual
Ins
——1
9.86
Fidelity
Franklin
(D C)
9.42
Eurofund Inc
Founders
Government
12.37
Fund Inc
Florida
23.06
1
1
Fund Inc
"•quitv
21.33
Inc__l
Fund—1
Electronics Investment
Energy
Interest—1
—
Republic Ins Co
Employees Ins
112ft
35 ft
Corp (N Y)___—2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Government
Globe &
108 ft
47
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa ft
15.10
136
32 ft
Reinsurance
Insurance—
65
130
.1—5
Co
80
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
Mutual
—10
13 ft
60 ft
—2.50
Ins
57 34
14.77
Inc
Casualty—2
Fire;.
Fire
76 ft
13.66
Automation
&
A—5
78 ft
13.97
Life Fund—
of beneficial
Missiles-Jets
Fi„__-2.50
(S
ft
com——1
class
54 ft
33ftC
Massachusetts
,
AA
Fire_——.—5
4
Life
lnt_33y30
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
Fund
Co
Inc
General Reinsurance Corp.——10
Glens Falls
5
Trust
Fund Inc
Units
Insurance
Line
Union
Northern
61ft
—lc
Ins——10
Northeastern
55
shares™
Accident
&
River
Pacific
67 ft
19.07
8tock Fund
71
58 ft
1
Fund
Balanced
135
67
63 ft
Massachusetts
Shares
151
129
51 ft
10.55
Howard—
&
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N
Employers Group Assoc
Federal
16.37
Dreyfus Fund Inc
144
5
—~
2.82
—lc
1
Trustee
5
10
Co
Employers Reinsurance
10.61
E
373
Co..—:
Forster Inc
&
357
North
4
Industries
1
Diversified
Old
Corp—5
General
9.71
Inc
53
3ft
9.76
Fund
Life
3ft
15.01
Investment
Dividend
Assurance
Casualty
Crum
3.80
80 3
Natl
1.25
1
Diversified
Eaton
Continental
3.88
75
21ft
10
York
2.57
1
1
19 ft
:
—
Hampshire
shares—lc
8.16
National Fire
New
shares—
18.37
46%
New
shares———————lc
7.47
43
(Bait)____—10
23ft
Paper
18.19
Life
34ft
Metal
1
Monument
21%
13.74
24.tj0
10
9
32s,i,
11.21
Inc
34 ft
12
5
Continental
6.96
47 ft
31
Ins
6.39
35 ft
42
Corp
New Amsterdam
a43.43
32 ft
5
Nationwide
a25.39
5ft
34>/4
—5
Manufacturers—_4
Natl
Life.—4.10
236 ft
5ft
32 ft
&
National
General
221V2
—1
Fire Assurance—12.50
19 ft
—
——10
Inc.—1
23 ft
53 ft
Merchants
24 ft
of Canada
Fund
•
2.50
25c
Stk
Life
Life
ft
21%
50
Merchants
58 ft
(Ky >
24
4ft
17 ft
Inc—1
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
1
1
Income Fund
Series
Fund
10
66ft
23
2 ft
■21 >2
——
Boston Insurance Co
12.44
Connecticut
10
Va
Ins Co
—,2
16ft
13.33
Inc—_1
of
Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Life—ft.—1
Standard
11.38
.Co
—5
'
.6.25
12.57
22.81
Growth
Re-insurance
American Surety Co
Bankers & Shippers..
.
3
——_1
2ft
Corp——1
(Wash D C>—-1
(Galveston ftZZ-1:
Lexington Trust Fund—.-—25c
Lexington Venture Fund1
Petroleum
Investing Co Inc
26 ft
11.49
Knickerbocker Growth
—ft'
National
63 ft
4
Investors
10.33
—1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
24%
Stocks)—1
131ft
—
43
(Income
125 ft
100
1
Fund
39
(Co,(Newark N J)__2ft
Ins
25 ft
Incft
Loyal Amer Life
Mercury
Managed Funds—
Investment
Assurance!—-5
American -H^me
35 ft
23
Maryland
Amer
12.49
Inc
Lincoln
12ft
American
17,400
.
12ft
12
Ins,—
Fla)
16.05
11.55
De
Diver
Amer Ins
lift
———1
Life
Ask
32
Co
Tenn
of
Insurance Co
20.54
S-4
40 ft
Casualty Ins
Life
18.82
S-3
38
&
17 ft
14.71
Com
293ft
16ft
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
Mutual
Delaware
9.95
27 ft
Life
Companies
(Hlgh-Grade Com Stk)„1
16,900
Inc
Income
10.45
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Life
S-2
Corp—100
B
Dividend
9.57
82 ft
Bid
10
(Va)—5
(Birm)
2
Title Ins Corp
14ft
Heritage
.9.11
Lawyers
79 >4
-
64ft
13 ft
Jacksonville
1
Co of N Y
Jersey Insurance
61
Casualty_5
preferred—^
—5
S-l
Fund
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
De Vegh
<
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Mutual
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Western
Amer
17.31
—ft
Assur .—-5
Par
180ft
Fidelity Life Ins Ccul
American
23.79
15.86
(Discount Bonds)———1
Lddmis
Fund Inc—
Fund
24.83
21.81
K-l
Stock
Si
23.79
1
B-4
—.——1
Bond
1
Bonds)
Loomis-Sayles
Investment
Fund
Grade
Priced
1
Composite
Series
(Medium
B-3
9.46
Fund Inc
Crown
(Invest
B-2
—-10
Insurance——-—10
conv
Bonds)_1
Bonds)
lent
B-l
$1.25
9. 1959
Companies
Ask
173 ft
Surety-—10
Co
Equitable
Fidelity &
American
Funds—
14.14
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Concord
American
Keystone
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
36.15
8.75
Shares
Commonwealth
Agricultural Insurance Co,
12.94
lnc__—
Funu
Life
1
—
Energy
Aetna
12.64
1
50c
Inc
Securities
Christiana
9.63
—1
Century Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Chase
Chemical Fund
12.44
11.63
&
Life Insurance Investors
Fund Inc—:
Ltd-
Fund
11.38
of
35 44
Lazard
Fund—
Ltd.
(1954)
-
Canadian
Boston—1
Research Fund——1
a24.03
14.10
California Fund Inc—
Insurance
1
18.61
13.04
Aetna
Mutual Fund—1
13.40
Boston Fund Inc
11.76
America
Inc_
K-2
12.38
10.76
of
(The)
5.74
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
1
istel Fund
8.35
Ltd-
Canada
Casualty
Johnston
14.10
Growth Fund
——-—'——1
Axe-Templeton
Aetna
Trust
4.86
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp.lo
5.33
rnvestment
9.00
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Bid
Par
4.88
Co
5.97
8.28
Mut
Devel
Atomic
Axe-Houghton Fund
Ask
—lc
Investment
Investors
al4.96
Development.*
Research &
Amer
—
Inc
Monday, November
.
SECURITIES
Insurance
Fund Inc
itesources
inu
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
.
G
Mutual Funds
°
Far
Mutual Funds—
.
Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value:
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
Ex-dividend,
ISSUE'S
k Admitted to listing on the^
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
d Ex-rights,
Volume 190
Number
THE
5897
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
COURSE OF
«■
■
•
.
.
■.
.
(1977)
of
the
based
us
above those of the
31
Oct.
Inc.
1957
or
$
1,778.332
+ 14.5
1,599,198
1,469,394
Chester
1950
'■
Dec. fo
2,035,976
Bethlehem
2,080,402
—29.4
2,377,539
2,204,805
1,535.40®
•-
2,276,81®
2,084,207
+
5.8
4,381,867
4,022,980
+
8.9
3,922,564
4,097,83®
1,054,000,000
1,040,000,000
+
1.3
1,009,000,000
1,242,000,00®
4,790,478
4,091,129
+ 17.1
4,279,052
4,506,26®
6,600,175
6,703,056
6,111,696
6,347,36?
*3,500,000
3,558,513
4,328,573
4,208,9021
;
Lancaster
;
__
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
Ended
$
$
•
Pennsylvania—Altoona
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
corresponding week last year.
—
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
all cities of the United States for which it is
be 12.0%
Week
1958
1959
••
•
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 7, clearings for
country,
District—Philadelphia—
.
Bank Clearings this week will show an increase compared with a
year ago.
liminary figures compiled by
Third Federal Reserve
BANK CLEARINGS
.
_
Scranton
—
1,845,127
1.5
1,898,7 W0
"
stand
at
$25,591,362,639 against $22,841,466,446 for the
center there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 16.1%.
a
for the week follows:
mary
week in
same
-
■
1958.
At
Our comparative sum¬
r
x,
Wilkes-Barre
this
45
York
_____
—
1.6
+
5,999,703
6,161,294
•
2.7
6,554,849
6,139,07®
Delaware—Wilmington
25,046,038
19,318,827
+ 29.7
17,425,836
17,867,53®
New
13,239,347
15,610,088
—15.2
17,519,227
20,779,82®
1.123,429,374
1,105,247,237
1.6
1,074,963,661
1,311,657,783
Jersey—Trenton
.
Total
cities)
(11
——
+
clearings-returns.by telegraph
"
.
Week Ending Nov. 7—
1959
New .'York.
1958
,
Fourth Federal Reserve,District—Cleveland—
%...
16.1
$13,210,999,950
_
1,089,000,000
805,580,322
+13.4
458,235,887
+
—L_-
__
City
f
■»
.Louis
Francisco
-Pittsburgh
407,100,000
+
Ohio—Canton
+ 12.9
—
675,992,071
+
518,183,862
cities,
five
395,034,430
345,121,505
+14.5
$19,551,502,955 $17,230,576,654
+ 13.7
.'-.i
days
Other
cities,
five
days__
i—?l—_
All
all
cities,
4,675,741,495
+
$24,591,386,025 $21,906,318,149
day
one
(7
.
all
999,976,614
cities for
week—
issue of
our
ends
935,148,297
+
$25,591,362,639 $22,841,466,446
We
week.
next
cannot
furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
we
the elaborate
detailed statement,
the whole country
at this center
them
today, inasmuch
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
cases
has to be estimated.
Virginia—Huntington
however, which
increase of
an
increase of 21.0%.
13.6%, the aggregate clearings for
Reserve District of
9.1%
and
in the
We group
the cities according to the
4.0%.
of
13.5%
and the
In the
larger by 3.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
In the, following
we
a
are
smaller
an
by
gain of 5.8%, the St. Louis
Carolina—Charleston—
increase
of 2.0%,
In the
in the Dallas
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.2%.
furnish
a
summary
256,813,333
1,416,566,02®.*,
-+
..**•
,
2.5
-4,598,20®
19,586,15®
199,014,34®
7,211,909
cities)—
(6
4,768,528
19,924,854
206,603,699
.
7.5
7,623,488
374,214,949
379,312,069
347,419,819
349,551,29®
120,487,595
128,936,669--— 6.6
120,920,831
115,220,34a
763,754,294
:
Columbia—Washington——
795,883,145
4.0
707,693,144
695,909,26®
Nashville
5.4
_-r-r
8,055,413
1.3
..
7,938,87®
31,518,417
-
Macon
377,100,000
384,600,00®
+'
2.6
6,461,125
26,393,23(i»
6,945,568
6,167,45®
+15.9
5,744,889
5,695,823
7.8
205,355,606
+ 13.7
208,867,532
191,806,26a
182,291,74®
13.838,95®
5,284,045?,.
259,149,381
14,478,787
874,365
277,376,358
548,237
+ 59.5
755,238
736,404*
198,141,090
+ 40.0
198,370,240
198,254,04®
1,415,392,371
1,227,868,404
+15.3
1,180,134,719
1;133,071,388
i
Mobile—
■'
-v—
Orleans-
cities)
123,287,462
9.3
235,814,594?'
227,943,879
13,451,371
Mississippi—Vicksburg
(10
135,236,755
+
6,124,633
-—
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
27,709,971
+ 13.0
375,600,000
254,144,543
——
Louisiana—New
+ 12.2
136,541,553
410,700,000
6,631,928
——
28,082,510
154,333,959
.J
—
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
+
+
0.6
14,048,920
District—Chicago2,776,426
Grand Rapids
_
!
Lansing,
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
-
South
Bend
Haute
17,261,460
9,223,585
2, 705,40®
19,677,350
20 298,273
8,557,356
11,885,602
+ 21.4
8, 161,151
10 782,57®
12,375,460
+ 11.6
87,105,000
•
83, 286,00®
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
+ 31.0
4,475,895
+ 16.9
119,886,979
6,879,053
+ 21.0
123,072,802
124 ,349,27®
+ 36.9
7,253,950
7 016,715
52,532,340
+ 13.7
47,887,684
20,634,846
+
9,420,366
59,734,978
—
-
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
8,969,452
5,232,584
-
Chicago
20,639,512
1,878,921
1,206,414,161
1,173,922,083
7,906,470
8,004,934
—
,
—
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts'4/-—
2,400,728
3.8
145,022,623
—
.—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
1,493,593
9 654,693
9,402,815
•
4
4,122,736
0.1
1,138,481,118
1.2
7,876,400
15 ,823,34®
1,271,156
2.8
53 080,423
'■
15,944,192
+ 25.8
+
—
438,19®
1
,838,83®
1,174 193,731
•
10
063,75®
16,327,309
13,646,919
+19.6
14,453,201
14 762,60®
12,183,141
10,326,296
+ 18.0
11,079,900)
10 567,82®
6,695,303
7,727,861
—13.4
1,645,977,941
1,556,413,556
r—
—+—A—
__is*.
Rockford
+ 37.9
+ 22.6
—
87,529,000
14,424,721
97,660,000
11,747,909
.
Indianapolis
2,013,658
16,603,967
11,309,550
Arbor
Decatur
Minneapolis Reserve District of 11.0%.
City Reserve District the totals record
Reserve District of 3.4%
:- 1,479,312,130 I
4,938,586.< +14.6
18,259,000-
18,710,000
237,470,026
Terre
are
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
Kansas
•;
improvement of 20.4%, in the Boston
15.3% but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
Reserve District
--
an
Philadelphia Reserve District of 1.6%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
District by
3.7
clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals show
5,659,815
—
Florida—Jacksonville
Outside of this city there was a gain of 6.4%, the bank
showing
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
having amounted to $25,585,867,091 against $22,526,892,002 in the
week in 1958.
same
-
appear
week—the week ended
an
1,406,910,862
10,382,024
+12.0
present further below,
was
470,967,675
575,307,295
53,291,80®
11,764,23®
57,316,700
+19.2
6.9
able to give final and complete results of the previous
are
514,255,793
Richmond
District of
we
Oct. 31.; For that week there
8.4
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
12,593,11®
469,957,233
1,459,430,128
cities)
Maryland—Baltimore
+12.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
13;094,008
430,705,021
Virginia—Norfolk
6.9
Total
Total
2.5
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
'
4,999,883,070
cities; five days-
+ 12.3
12,696,967
-
1.8
South
Total
55,341,600
11,837,466
12,373,218
9.2
+10.7
+12.9
West
Ten
13,289,547
• 1
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
431,778,677
584,951,839
-
>4+;L-
Baltimore
10,739,29®
281,902,615
65,940,600
J
_____—
+
' -
'
439,653,821
l^X.
13,006,234
278,750,917
592,506,454
-
559,226,837
Columbus
Youngstown
+14.7
-—33.7
281,040,809
619,040,736
•
Mansfield
3.6
16,809,950
306,943,979
Cleveland
364,300,000 :,+11.7
"
11,137,027
Cincinnati
1.6
775,199,000;
—
_
Cleveland
•
-1,072,000,000
913,809,937
Kansas
San
1,167,064,109
.
Philadelphia
St.
$11,375,320,221
1,317,913,143
474,840,835
Chicago
TTT Springfield
i
~"7
-'7"
"> 7 ,196:21*
6,300,246
1
Total
summary
of bank
1959
Week Ended Oct. 31—
2nd New
3rd
11,481,255,633
+20.4
12,565,250,078
12,186 ,832,708
1,123,429,374
1,105,247,237
+
1.6
1,074,963,661
1,311 ,657,783
1,459,430,128
1,406,910,862
+
3.7
1,479,312,130
"
763,754,294
795,883,145
—
4.0
707,693,144
695, ,909,269
Missouri—St.
Louis
414,200,000
Total
1,133, ,071,388
1,558 ,219,096
4
"
848,058,533
746,992,212
+13.5
689,686,538
752, 533,498
7,115,676
8,738,646
—18.6
9,906,846
743,857,920
670,360,179
+11.0
600,195,278
598, 451,215
Minneapolis-
507,575,417
444,774,897
,+ 14.1
397,084,684
399,385,332'
742,824,630
728,464,716
2.0
638,111,890
590, ,945,385
St.
186,533,740
171,630,288
.+
8.7
150,944,21®
12,581,538
13,296,543
"
9
"
;
"
+
"
604,027,277
584,144,250
+
3.4
513,106,483
508, 081,477
__10
_.
"
1,389,222,441
1,284,292,627
+
8.2
1,206,954,131
1,214, ,293,122
add
detailed
our
31
25,585,867,091
22,526,892,002
+13.6
23,114,861,102
Ninth Federal Reserve
11,439,194,168
+
6.4
10,975,088,121
11,182,125,131
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
..
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
J
statement showing
Ended
1958
$
Oct.
31
1957
Inc. or
$
Dec.
1956
$
Bedford
1
Springfield
3,545,155
+15.7
2,549,234
2,949,935
6,868,532
+
8.5
6,957,164
——
Connecticut—Hartford
782,692,646
+
9.7
789,532,374
811,244,835
4,454,913
4,293,927
+
3.7
4,632,990
+53.4
2,769,882
1,954,914
4,455,342
+
6.0
4,080,149
4,607,803
Island—Providence-
16,458,176
17,287,795
_*■
York
13,228,597
Fort
+10.9
41,548,629
47,935,748
1.7
23,886,518
25,167,258
41,249,876
22,949,741
40,888,400
2,739,476
939,059,181
3.5
33,853,500
.
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jersey—
(9
cities!
188,376,634
2.8
161,760,200
9,342,351
148,771,681
9,572,331
—
854,471
1,392,411
6,760,357
+ 28.4
30,590,090
+ 29.2
32,053,670
27,103,141
473,094,336
15,350,490
3,755,145
+
0.9
408,447,103
375,822,953
+
2.4
14,112,681
12,977,302.
+ 69.2
6,243,990
5,222,811
728,464,716
+
2.0
638,111,890
590.945,385
5,986,254
2,769,857
2,761,989
9.1
942,190.956
973,314,376
+
Galveston
30,323,300
4.7
29,642,934
24,123,667
+
1.2
136,664,128
143,055,872
2,577,966
-+
0.9
2,730,121
2,790,997
3,348,752
+
2.9
3,142,415
3,457,048
Total
(6
+
11,087,697,834
+21.0
12,139,772,981
11,757,750,215
39,065,653
+10.4
39,814,357
41,091,812
26,328,551
+
27,564,719
26,117,461
(a)
,
7.5
10,685,761
8,458,0.°3
+
2.4
441,148,819
430,825,015
40,497,994
+
9.7
37,031,884
39,319,583
4,840,517
5,320,000
6,836,819
cities)—
7,407,545
9,583,293
604,027,277
584,144,250
+
(a)
4.7
__
v.
32,680,764
69,011,167
+
9.5
75,210.898
77,866,890
81,125,758
+
5.7
78,026,761
7,833,000
6,260,494
10,146,525
6,200,769
15,475,084
—
3.4
513,106,483
508,081,477
3.5
+
Utah—Salt
Francisco
5,499,014
186,401,251
104,814,300
_-m,5.8
89,528,863
24,950,808
23,283,687
17,081,105
654,105,172
7.2
24,911,922
+ 11.3
738,985,000
-.—
+ 13.0
31,211,552
+ 22.7
17,838,330
647,134,541
24,539,127
223,507,122
—
—
+
+20.4
12,565,250,078
83,667,169
25,498,493
14,153,749
665,952,893
23,841,425
6,505,044
8,320,932
(10 cities)
-
+
3.5
6,934,994
14,824,395
+
7.6
14,018,890
14,764,379
1,389,222,441
—
8,040,423
15,947,400
Barbara
Stockton
Total
6,071,038
181,226,926
19,017,562
Jose
Santa
5.0
+ 11.0
98,781,746
City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San
188,009,70®
6,333,697
201;091,174
38,308,528
Lake
194,749,500
6,015,582
223,305,969
215,588,914
Oregon—Portland
1,284,292,627
+
8.2
1,206,954,131
1,214,293,123
Grand
total
(108 cities)
25,585,867,091
22,526,892,002
+ 13.6
23,114,861,102
22,939,875,34®
12,173,862,738
11,439,194,168
+
6.4
10,975.088,121
11,182,125,13T
77,578,746
11,481,255,633
7,803,00®
7.7
—
33,000,000
75,600,719
85.738,249
13,825,348.145
9.0
+ 39.2
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
San
•
10,454,603
510,880,815
13,336,494
-
Yakima
141,776,652.
27,562,435
.
—
Falls
Washington—Seattle
2,600,843
3,446,780
11,233,387
44,421,419
Louisiana—Shreveport
Outside
Total
740,38®
8,057,837
34,503,300
+16.3
—
43,142,465
Syracuse—,
595,684
+14.1
523,358,641
i
Worth
Wichita
—
13,412,004,353
Rochester
+ 20.8
+ 15.6
742,824,630
—
-
Dallas
13,152,483
31,734,807
_
920,751
767,552
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
9.7
143,517,494
.__.
______
cities)
(9
Texas—Austin
+
1,024,544,037
Jamestown
New
Total
+16.3
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
598,451,215
39,513,297
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
14,213,054
3,184,972
York—Albany
600,195,278
477,443,189
15,724,313
6,355,123
+
;
City
Joseph
13,406,247
39,454,800
cities)
+ 11.0
5,017,92*
8,849,361
8,678,159
Wichita
15,591,734
22,553,682
Hampshire—Manchester
14,737,87a
4,820,717
1,756,785
45,733,234
—
___:
17,232,700
183,013,198
Kansas—Topeka
15,595,910
Worcester
7,486,16®
9.8
—
10,181,04*
.
6,851,485
4,721,108
_
—
4,103,431
858,999,998
1
6,577,505
887,022
Missouri—Kansas
2,695,105
River
4,565,738
+
10,097,665
Omaha
7,453,150
Massachusetts—Boston
5.4
3.9
2.9
—
City-
1,112,664
Hastings
Week
________
670,360,179
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
r
_
19,512,312
743,857,920
Total (7 cities)—
the figures for each city for the
for four years:
Portland
4,559,125
7,848,368
17,596,805
—
—
4,382,094
8,072,650
_—)
10,698,67®
154,411,241
10,416,564
—
22,939,875,346
12,173,862,738
City
Maine—Bangor
New
2,684,52®
752,533,49^
1,517,262,094
St.
Elmira
689,686,538
1,180,134,719
$
New
+ 13,5
5.8
1959
(12
746,992,212
164,353,-69®
:
+15.3
__108 cities
Total
3,056,640
+
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Rhode
+ 43.0
1,556,413,556
Clearings at—
New
2,704,446
1,227,868,404
7
Haven
383,600,00®
201,895,29a
148,942,136
848,058,533
cities)..
(4
Lincoln
New
353,800,000
183,887,762
+ 20.9
1,645,977,941
week ended October
New
9.3
+ 14.8
1,415,392,371
Total
Lowell
+
191,165,291
174,022,475
3,867,038
—
Illinois—Quincy
Helena
Fall
379,100,000
219,515,257
210,476,238
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
6
now
,
"
11th Dallas
We
i.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
"
_
Outside New York
1,558,219,09®
__10
City
Francisco
1,517,262,094
1,416 ,566,029
_____
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
5.8
—_17
——
Louis
973 ,314,376
"
^—.
7th Chicago
942,190,956
7
—
6th Atlanta
12th San
13,825,348,145
$
9.1
"
5th Richmond
8th St.
+
$
Dec.
-6
4th Cleveland
9th
$
939,059,181
"
.—11
*_i
+
1956
9
__
Philadelphia
——
•
1957
Inc. or
1,024,544,037
___12 cities
York
cities)
clearings
1958
$
1st Boston
(17
12,186.832,708
New York
<a>
City
Clearings
•
T
—
operations discontinued.
* Estimated.
,
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements
1st
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
6%
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
debentures
debentures
due
June
due
■
30,
1959
NOVEMBER
TO
1959
5,
INCLUSIVE
entire
Buying Rate
Noon
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
for
Friday
Monday
Oct. 30
Nov. 2
called
issues
Austria,
schilling—
Belgium, franc
/" *' /
'
.0199862
'/■/
'.0199890-
.209587
.209525
..
2.804040
2.802866
.00161060
-
-
;
2.805200
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira;
.00203737
.239712
'
CLOSED
Malaysia, Malayan
.327966
dollar
.00277552
.327900
.140137
.140083
*
•
»
2.774356
.497700
.497700
.0349250
.0349100
.0166065
.0166065
.193258
.230018
.230158
.230012
.
-
2.794719
2.793564
2.804040
r
'-./-•/
'
Name
$In volume 189.
.193275/-
-
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Chemical
Nease
2.802100
,
.
Neiman-Marcus
of Rec.
25c
*
3%
18,341,641
947,997
certificate account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
(—) Since
99,998
+
increased
others
from
million.
$148
+
11-16
11-
: 20c
12^15
11-30
17c
12-31
11-16
Other
19,289,638
430,760
reserves
notes of otber banks
—
384,716
cash
645,371
Discounts and advances
Industrial-loans 1
Acceptances—bought outright—
24,539
+
99,832
46,617
109,579
16,774
2,348
—
1
and investment adjusted!—
Total loans and
Loans
2,551,650
;
,'s
.___,i,——
+
11 000,298
11
11,010,298
U.
,000,298
—
103,388
S.
bought outright
26,552,712
'U. s.
+188,700
+
255,600
+
255,600
+
26,808,312
+
444,300.,
Held under repurchase agree* t
936
433
L'
1,682
-—
Sales
159,800
1-
i
♦
1^89,340
Total loans: and
-
+
3,620
27,478,222
15
-
,
—
Totai assets
98,383
308,221
53,282,048
—
+
1,421,281
U.
loans
2,769
*
+
136
+
17,502
—
469;782
+
+
+220,588
+
.
27
+
Within
27,603,683
_
+
97,911
Deposits:
Member bank reserves—
18,414,769
"V.B. Treasurer—general acct.
453,130
.'Foreign
,
307,772
334,680
,
Other
11,397
133,385
—
83,108
—
5,971
1
7,147
2,795
.
17
deposits
19,510,351
4,634,982
38,286
—_
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities & accrued dlvs.
2,096
liabilities
__'
.
51,787,302
_
+1,338
X
70,535
+175,268
+
404,155
+
214
+
-
32
—3,075
+ •
1,283
15,685
+
203,927
+
1—
with
l.
banks
domestic
assets—.net
——
:
Surplus
Other capital accounts—
+
202
—
l.
-
Demand
deposits adjusted
868,410
242,281
+
-16~459
+
53,282,048
+
220,588
+
.___
+
'
59,215
38,778
417
—
1,317,820
bilities combined
ances
40.9%
liability on
purchased for
correspondents-
Class
:
deposits—.
deposits: ,
demand
*
North Shore
$4
.1%
—
Foreign
banks-.:
62,644
+
265
—
158
41
+
149
+
2,631
+
434
—
408
—
302
+1,400
—
—
444
67
—
—
703
1-1-60
12-
"35c
i2- 1
bspks of "the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
the following
principal changes for the week
of
$182 million in loans ad-
Justed, .$289 ,million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $408 million in U. S. Government demand
1,498
21
—
-r
578
35
—
30,532
+
invest,
net
699
__
others
16
1,344
+
+
463
148
—
+
(increased)-:™.
-
available
on
comparable
basis;
reporting
form, revised
July
:_il—
•
$1
12-<10
11-13:
11-13
$1
'
12-17
12-3
12-17
12-17
12-
3
12-
3
15c
11-9
10-26
25c
12-1
11-6
5%
.
'
10-16
35c
(quar.)_____
Water Co.—
11?10
35c
(quar.)
12-10,
'
11-16
12-31.
50c
44c
12-21
12-30
11-20
37VaC
11-24
11-1&
40c
1-1-60
12-18
25c
-11-16-
11-4
M-25
12-15
12-31'
27V2C
$1.12)4
12-1
12-1
11-10
18c
11-14
11-14
11-
•
27%c
$1.31)4
$1.12)4
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
11-16
Norwich pharmacal (increased quar.-40c
12- 9
11-10
12-15
12-
(quar.)
Ry.
Northern,Indiana
—
(s-a)—
Public Service
(quar.)
preferred
Co.—
,
-
(quar.)
Northern Insurance-Co.
of New York
Northern Ohio Telephone,
(quar.)
(quar;)__
com.
(quar.)_,—.
440c
$69c
Northwest
Bancorporation, common (quar.)
convertible preferred .(quar.)_
Northwest
5.75%
Natural/Gas,
preferred
Northwestern
preferred
and
a
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., coni.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Sand Co.
25c
including those called under sinking
r
fund
redemption,
provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
One
William
Date
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
dealers for
Jacksonville
Page
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., 7% cumul. preferred stock__Dec 31'
Home
Oil
6'/2%
4 V2 %
1,
...
1962
Co., Ltd.—
pipeline bonds due Nov.
secured
Terminal
1st mtge. 3%%
_Dec
cumul, pfd.
1,
*
1
INov 23
.
due Dec. 1,
,
1832
'
11-21
1G-15
12-1
Street
Fund,
(quar.)
6IV2C
25c
12-10
11-16
7c
IX7I3
10-23
30c
12-10
11-21
-12-10
11-2*1
(quar.).
Inc.-—
1—_1—
-i-'
Quebec
Ry.
Ontario Steel Products,
30c
-
,
.
Ltd., com.
4%
/
-u,
12- 1
10-30 *
11-13
11-13
10-15 :
12- 1
11-16
-1-1
1-1
12-21
4%
preferred
;
1838
Final—
5Y*Yo
Pacific
1
_-j
20c
11-25
(quar.)-—,— 1
62V2C
$1
12- 5
1- 1
11-12
$1.25
12- 1
(quar.)
$5 preferred, (quar.)
—
—
4.75%
—
Aggregates
Far
(quar.)_
East Line Inc., com. (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)_
Finance
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
-
_
.
$6c
.
*■
12-
9
9
11:30
,
11-13
'
11-13
12-
4
25c
12-18
15c
,.$0.3281)4
12- 1
,12- 1
11-13
2911c
11- 9
10-15
_
\
12-21
.Oxford-Paper Co.,
Pacific
.
10-15
11-
(quar.)
common,
10-29
11-16
$25c
$$1.75
(quar.)—
Pacific .Cement
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—
1st mortgage bonds, 334%
1966—Dec
Owens-Illinois:Glass,,
.
1
Corp.
10-30
10-30
$$3
1734
'
1977.—Dec
Outboard Marine
10-30 :
+25c
(s-a)
(quar.)__
preferred
11-13
12-14
.11-16
11-16
11-16
5934c
—
1
"
-
31c
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
1837
1,
-12-16
6)4c
(quar.)-—
_:
1420
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—
'
1st mtge. bonds dated May 15,1951, due
May 15,1960-JNov 15
series, due Dec.
(quar.)—:
(quar.)—
Extra"'-'—/.———
971
stock__Nov 15
1977
Co.—
bonds, series A,
11-16
$1
,
Ontario Beauty Supply Co.—
$1 participating preferred (accumulative)
7%
11-2
_—
A
)
lr
11-19
_
Orange. & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
4.75%, preferred series B
(quar.)—i—$1.19
4% preferre series'D (quar.)
—
$1.00
partial redemptions
.
11-16
1- 4
Opelika Mfg.'Corp. (stock dividend)
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
11-16
10c
,.
Gas/ common
Onondaga Pdtteiy
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
5"
11-6
12- 1
$$1.75
.
Ontario-Ac
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
-
ll-io:
12r 2
X50c
______
,
(year-end)
Olin Mathieson Chemical Co.
for
11-25
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)^
pfd.
Mississippi River Products Line(quar-)——-—
——________
preferred
4.92% preferred
called
/
11-20
'■
Manufacturing Co.
Oklahoma-Natural
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
-
$1.43%
_——
Service,
(quar.)
preferred
5)4%
4)4%
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)
Public
43A%
preferred
.
Northevn Quebec Power, Ltd., com. (qUar.)
5Y2?0
1st preferred
(quar.) ___—u
J. Inc.
Redemption Calls and Sinking;
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
$32 million
at all reporting member banks.
Loans to brokers and
and loans to non-
•
11-20
1-15
Oklahoma
demand deposits adjusted.
bank financial institutions decreased
$58 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $213 million and
11-17
12- 1
25c
(quar./
(Illinois)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
1959.
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—
6% debentures, series F, due Dec.
Other securities decreased $109 million
.
.
-r.—
Coal.-jQorp.
:
12-15
$1
tfee cl. A and cl. B stocks
Gas
1
401
tExclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and after deduction
of
valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
8,
*
income
12-1
302
deposits, and $444 million in demand deposits credited
to domestic banks, and an increase of $434 million, in
carrying.U. S. Government and
4
11-13
$1
1,019
shows
1-
$2
122
deposits:
10,846
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
12-* 4"
(quar.)_—_—
Central
4.40%
887
+
—
10,462
1,370
—
Below will be found
t
12,- 4 "
1-1-60
Common
2.6%
Condition/Statement of Member Banks
or
1-1-60
capital gains).—______
prior preferred
46
Fund Notices
purchasing
-
9334c
$1.12V2
' $1.12Ys
—
on
American :
Ohio River
+
/
Decreases
10,20
—___
(quar.)
Stock divid.
North
4.50%
Domestic banks
Time
foreign
Industrial loan commitments
ended Oct. 28:
B
83
accept¬
-
;
11-45
Ohio Forge & Machinery Corp.
;
Contingent
:_
North American Cement, class A
+
J to deposit and, F. R. note lia■
___—_
——
+
128
—
3,477
tNot
Total Jlab. and capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
6
57Vac
adj. preferred (quar.)
44
+
26,553
-
1-27-60
Gas—
Norfolk & Western _.y., com.
Extra
,15
—
61,239
Interbank
1,193,274
+
from
(8c
accum.
Northern Oklahoma^Gas
From
384,055
&
(quar.)_.
preferred A
Northern
57
—
2,661
3,213
135,341
.<»
From Federal Reserve Banks
__
-
12-
—3,296
20
—
9,950
13,566
1,250
—
__
R. Banks—
vault
77
—
LIABILITIES—
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
in_'_
11-13
11-17
Borrowings:
Capital paid
22c
Northeastern
11
—
6,631
—
Total assets/liabilities
253,450
+
—
''
1
12-15
—6,157
213
+
16,870
Interbank
Total
17
—
U. S. Government demand
Total
6
12-
12rl5
4%
144
289
+
—
1,481
year
securities
in
Other
8,395
+
11-
40c
30c
'
+7
259,580
+
12-
7
1-1"
Oak
Other
Balances
519,984
+
+
X
.
13F
221/
.
1,116
—
1 to 5 years
After 5 years
Cash
Federal Reserve notes
.___
certificates
Reserves with F.
LIABILITIES—
+
12,527
14,215
28,194
of indebtednessTreasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
5,196
7
945
securiteis—total
bills
Treasury
85,759
1,317,820
;
_
Government
S.
Treasury
5,292,093
—
Other assets
155,124
+
and
%
85
673
——:
—
*.
1
Nopco Chemical, common (quar.)__,——__. 25c
/stock
dividend——
2V2%
69
+
1J
—
1,651
commercial banks—
-
Other
securities-
Due from foreign banksCash items in process of collection
Bank-premises
domestic
2
12-
(increased)
_.—____——
Niagara Share
455
+
151
4%
foreign banks——
to
Real estate loans
'
•
•
,
.
Brake
$4.50 preferred
107
+
30/
—
1,191
-
to
5
12-
1-
$1.01 )4
(quar.)
r
preferred
(quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)
3 %%
791
—
—
158
Loans
11-
15c
State Electric
Quarterly
personal finance, etc.
finance,
11-
11-30
4 j
4
dividend
4Vz%
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
1,129,540
,
-
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Government securities—
securities
10-28
11-30
$1
f
Co.
purchasing or carrying:
Leans
securities
Govt,
S.
t
%
8
"
10-30.
!5c
Common
t
■.
32
+
,
5%
Zinc
Air
York
182
—
—
—
U.
■_
'
65,244
29,516
-
—
securities
Other
Other
Total
Stock
New
+ 1,067
: 528
—
11-16
11-18
1P-30
York Auction-
New
1958
307
—
Jersey
New York
or
Other Joans for
2,483,771'
.—_
Total
104,333
and dealers for pur¬
carrying:
Government securities
:_
chasing
1 129,540
+
188,700
+
10,506,993
—
Bonds
New
Oct. 29,
Oct. 21,
,
.
2
2%
(stock dividend)-/.
Gas
Jersey Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
Loans to brokers
^Bought outright—
Certificates
loans
Agricultural
U.' 6. Government securities:
Notes
Natural
4%
1959
—
Investments
Loans adjusted!
Commercial and industrial loans.—
10^623
2,001
+
Jersey
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
142,902
—291,177
Dickinson Mines,, Ltd. (s-a)_—i.
___—
790,551
~r
.
12-28
New
Increase ( + ) or
1959
certificate
Total gold
class A (quar.)
New
decrease (—) since
Oct. 28,
2
V 1-15
$1.06)4
New
to
Loans
11-
11-16/
5c
•
...
________—_________
12r31
Class. B: (quar.)
17c
'■
atbek divld: (payable' in' class' B ""stock Y-~r'
'8%r: 12"-. i*
11-15
Neptune Meter CO., common (quar.)__
35c
S2.4Q.preferred, (quar.)
—_'—i__.^ /.jSOo.■-11-15/
New Britain: Gas Light '(quar.- ' -50c : n;lo
'
domestic commercial banks increased $221 million.
851,251
60,700
—
166
—
$108 lhillioji.% ^
Nov. 5,
1958
1959
1959
ASSETS—
Gold
notes and
of Treasury
Banks decreased $16 million and bor¬
Federal Reserve
rowing
Increase ( + ) or
Oct. 28,
of holdings
2
11-2
common—/—17,/2C
Co.,
preferred (quar.)_
Bros,
(quar.) ___
Nekoosa-Edv/ards Paper Co.,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
(In thousands of dollars)
Nov. 4,
total
Government bonds decreased
S.
11-
.11-30
-
..
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Decrease
combined
11-13 '
'V
(quarv)
-.
Holders
______
class A and B_.
on
When
Payable
Neisner
U.
i 1881
'">•'■/ ..4
Share
.
Fibre Co.
/Nationwide.rCorp^i*'a-
VA%
the
/■
Per
./A*
of Company
National Vulcanized
2.791631
2.802866
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
+ ?/■■/
bonds due Nov. 15, 1969—Nov 16
'/ 4":
v."
/
•.23055Q
2.792394
2.805200
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—Dec 15
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preferred stock,
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1—__
5%
.209562
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--
Spain, pesetaSweden, krona
Switzerland, franc.
Union of South Africa, .pound
United Kingdom,
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.00161060
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ELECTION
.0800560
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Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Koehring Co., 5%
.239675
2.802100 5
.00161060
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,
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^
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rupee
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.00311200
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Deutsche mark
—-
Germany,
1627
stock——Nov 15
preference
,
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.
gold bds., ser. A, due Dee. 1, 1960 (as extended)-Dec." .1
'•-.'4%
1.056197
.210325
-
conv.
Steel Co.—
15201
1974—-—--Nov 23
and
1973
cumul. pfd. stock and 6%
5%
?
.0385265'
1.055755
.210387
due
Kansas State
J
.0385020
*
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1.056432
.00311275
2.232749
2.233359
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.0199896
.0199890
.210462
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
%
.0385265
<
-
1.055546
Canada, dollar
*
2.234294
.0385265
.0120831
.0120740
.0120831
.0121679
2.235219
pound
Copperweld
Page,
Date
•
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debs,
Ine—
partic.
Investors,
non-cumul.
$2
$
$
subord.
conv.
Century
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
$
4%%
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
•
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Argentina, peso-
India,
1880
—•—Dec
Company and Issue—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Country and Monetary Unit
France
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,
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
OCTOBER
Australia,
.
1971——_-Dec
1,
June
1,
Dec:
1977—:—_
1,
i.
*
due* Dec.
Transmission Corp.—
Eastern
Texas
jf
.
''
* "
'
6 ¥2% sinking fund bonds,
(extended to Dec. 1, 1962)—
Co., '2%%
Texas
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the
/(Shinyetsu Denryoku
mortgage
1952
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
certifies daily to the
PageT
Dat®
-
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co., Ltd."
Kabushiki Kaisha)—
11-15
'
Volume
190 "' Number 5897
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
,
.
"
•
Pacific
of Company"
& Electric
Gas
J
Name of
■
Co.—
Radiation.
class A
3%
11-19
87V2c
30c
J15c
tl5c
1-2-60
12-1
12- 7
11-20
12-14
3-14
20c
20c
11-17
11-14
10-30
3%
11-28
<10-30
-12-1
11-13
1
t
'4.36%
preferred
___
4.50%
preferred
——
(quar.)____
(quar.)
:
4.80% preferred (quar.)____::
5%
preferred f quar. >
5%'
preferred A <"quar.)__
*
nonredeemable
5%
5%%
-
6%
Hawaiian
—:—
—
,___
(stock-div.)
Products
Pacific Lighting Corp. (quar.)—
Pacific "Mills
(quar.)
Pacific
Pall
Common
10-20
(quar.)_—___
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
10-30
(quar.)
New
Stock
"
~
—
Red
Reeves
12-15
11-30
1
Renold
11-20.
Republic
- 10c
31 %c
1 '"-25c
Penman's -Ltd., ^common -(quar.) —„—$45c
'Penn Fruit Co.; common - (quar. )_!.———_*—
• »*8%c
<\
'
5%
convertible;"prior" preferred (quar.)___
"Pendleton'ToOl Industries, Inc. (quar.)——
—_____
.
4.68(^'
•
11-20
—_
-(quar.)
—>_•_ —
,
*11-10
•" ,,(4.60%
preferred .(quar. ) —,$1.15'''Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.— - : ; •>' •'■ "
'
? Stockholders approved two-for-one -split— "„.• _L__ :
Pennsylvania'Power Co.,"4.24% pfd. '(quar.)
'$1.1)6
£.25%*. preferred
(quar.)———
:Ji>*$1.06%*'
v>4.64% ; preferred (quar.)———— —e$1.16
**
11-
11-18
•
12-1
11- 2
12- 1«
"
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Fibre— *; t "
Voting, comuifin (quar.)
__i_
Non-voting common;(quar.)—
1
•
.
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Petersburg .&
*•"'
Hopewell Gas Co.t (qv.ar; )„!_-
lPfaudlerPermutiD'Co:*(quar.)_—
Philadelphia Electric,•
$1
preference
>11-13
common
-
..
Stock
dividend
11-19
'•
-
3%
11-
-1- -7
11-
6
11-
I-
11-13
12-1
*
4
11-
$1 1-15-60
2
11-17
11-17
12- 1
12-1
12-21
11-17
12-21
11-27
11-2
10-16
6
6
11-27
12- 1
12- 1
11-
5%
Stock
L——"
Extra
S.)
&
Company
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
'
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5%
1st preferred (quar.)
i $2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)———.—*
—
Poor & Company (quarO—
Pope & Talbot, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (.quar.)___
Potomac Electric Power, $2.44
$2.46
preferred
pfd.
Powell
J
River
Regular
;
(quar.)_
1 *' 10c
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
^"Stock ' dividend"
President Electric, Ltd. (quar.) j___
preferred
4%'
Procter
GamWe
&
Co.
'-$2
conv.;
Prudential
(quar.):
y
.
preferred
^quar.V
of
—
10-30
10-30
11-15'
11-15
12-1
12-1
12-1
10-30
'
11-13
11-. 5
11-
5
preferred
"
11-
*4.80%
6
1- 1
4.16%
-«
.-
Public
,
.
preferred
3%%
preferred
(quar,)*
3.35%
(quar.)
t
11- 5
f
preferred
1
11-13
11-13
11-16
12-1
'11-16
*
,11-14
>84c
$1.12Vz
I
-
11-16
:
"11-16
.
11-16
-11-14
11-14
(quar.)
1 22%c
-'■
I
preferred, (qu ar)
5y4%
preferred'"(quar.) '___
>_>
Public Service "Go of North Carolina—
11-16
$1^5
12^15
12-
12-15
12-
.
' Common
II-
2
t
Putnam
1959
Growth
year-end
vestment
-
Fund—
and
—
of
70c
^
8c
from
from
12-10
1
12-10
10-21
1-
-40c
12-
1
II-
,
Power
Co.
"
(quar.)__
11-30
10-28
:40c
12-15
11-13
-,15c
$40c
12-15
11-25
11-13
•
.
10-15
$1.20-preferred A' (quar,
preferred A (quar.)
$1.20
preferred A
(quar.)
12-31
United
Co.,
Cities
5%
3-31
3-19
20c 6-30-60
6-18
"30c
'7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
12- 1
11-27
11-27
11-27
11- 6
10-30
12- 1
in- 1
10-30
12- 4
10-15
11-12
10-20
11- 6
^
Acceptance Corp.,
Co,,,
Corp.
common
————
Power
B
15c
•
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Pacific
1
.1-20
.
1
11-20
2-1
,:
*1-20
2-
2-1
1-20
$1.10
2^,1
wl420
$1.15
2-U
4-20
$1.06%
____
;
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;.>27%C
2-1
1-20
27%c
.2- 1
>1.1-20
30c
>12-. 1
.
Co.,
a-,1
.
10-30
*10-15
12-16
42-4
.'11-15
>40^31
•
17c
2c
10-31
11-15
10c
;■
10-30
11-16
5%c
.
10-30
*
12-*1
$1.50
^
,1-20
,
12hi1
1
22 %c
12-15
1
11-16
12-15
V
60c
(quar.)
common
11-16
12-1
11-10
on
dividend
the
class
15c
$1.25
$1.25
$1
25c
$1.12
$1.25
t50c
156V4c
25c
10c
—
Co.—
A
1- 1
12-15
,,12-15
*11-25
.,12-1
12-15
1-1
1- 1
10^19
11-2
,
11- 2
11-16
.10-30
11-13
12- 1
.12-15
12-15
1-2
1- 2
12-14
12- 1
12-2
12- 2
11- 9
11-13
* 11-13
11-25
1L-25
.12- 1
f 11-13
4
„
61c
20c
20c
—
and
class
_
12- 1
12-10
12-10
11-25
11-25
10-14
12-15
,1- 1
>
B
11-13
1-2-60
*12-10
^"JO
12-10
11-10
1-
11-16
2
11-16
30c
.12-15
•10c
11-16
>11- 2
11-16
ill- 2
37 %c
12-13
-114.16
87 %c
12-15
'45 c
preferred
Corp.
*
>12-
40C
(quar.)__
12-
<
*11-20
.11-13
;
Oil
Co.
of California
(quar.)
50c
:12-10
(New Jersey)
(year-end)
60c
.12-10
Packaging, $1.60 pfd.
preferred "(quar.)
$1.20
Stock
Hotels
12-
1
'11-16
-12-10
11-27
5%
12-10
11-27
■30c
11-25
-11-10
15c
12-21
12-
20c
12-1
11-16
stockholders'
Delaware
Corp,_
_____
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
I
Parts
$1.25
.11-16
25c
Co..-(quar.)
Ltd., class A
5%%
preferred
Sterchi
A
Stores
Bros.
11-14
tlOc
.__
*12-
25c
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
—
,;r.v
46c
12 %o.
10-
8
i*10- 8
*
10-30
2
>11-9
11-15
$$1.31
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
7
12-15
-41-16
10c
&
Steinberg's,
12-31
>15c
Corp..
•
(A.)
11-16
30c
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)___
State Capital Life Insurance (qua*.)
Statler
ai- 9
35c
(quar,)
(subject to
-dividend
H-13
11-10
.
(12-1
..4j0c
(quar.)
Register Co.
approval Dec.-15)_
Stein
1
1
Oil Co.
Steel
12-
11-27
-
Standard
•:
1
11-27
15c
(quar.)
Standard
4%%
preferred
Stewart-Warner
'
^
(quar.)—
11-10
12-10
11- 5
12- 1
'12- 1
12- 1
' 11-
5
11- 5
10-26
11-27
12-11
•
,10-30 t 40-23
1
12-
1
i
11-13
Two-for-one
split
stockholders
Greene
Corp.
Apartment
Suburban
Syracuse
Taft
-
Corp.
of
Canada
(quar.)—
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
<•
dividend
4.16%
preferred
w11-14
'
11-14
11-14
-41-15
(quar.)
'preferred
(quar.)_
5.10%
preferred
11-15
i-11-15
(quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
11-15
•11-28
Extra
Taylor
;
Fenn
&
4.32%
Co.,
convertible
Pearson
&
Carson
Gold
12-15
(quar.)
12-28
(s-a)
(Canada), Ltd.-
convertible' preferred
Teck-Hughes
$12 %c
(quar.)
Mines,- Ltd.
-
(s-a)_
4.90%
5.10%
12%c
11-16
5.12%
50c
12-10
11-2
10-30
5.25%
preferred
4.64%
4.65%
4.<i
112-18
2%
•
12-18
15C
-11-16
,15C
11-16
A12-18
$1.02%
$1.06%
1-1
G2ML1
11+' 1
*12-11
(s-a).
.
10-30
4.50%
4.60%
12- 1
:
>2%
35c
Extra
Transmission
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
>11-13
"15c
-
Telechron^ Mfg., class*A (stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend)
Common
11-28
-
-
preferred
Taylor Fibre Co.,: preferred
Taylor,
12-15
3-15-60
Talon, Inc., class>A (quar.).
Class B (quar.)
"^4% preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric, common (quar.)
11-20
(quar.)
Co.
Broadcasting
30c
Oil
10-30
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)„
Wayne Corp. (quar.)—
Transit
12- 1
12-1
-
10-90
*11-14
31 %C
Gold
Symington
12-16
12-20
(quar.)
11-30
Sunshine "Biscuits r(quar.)
Sutherland Paper (reduced)
•SylvRnite
35c
25%
(quar.)
12-'I
-12%
;
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Co.
>12-1
12-15
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
4.25%
dividend
-
dividend
4.10%
—
«12-14
(quar.)
11-13
11-13
11- 6
10-30
12- 1
—
2-12
40C
;
Tennessee Gas
11-25
11-13
2-29
-2%
dividend)
JJ'of
.
2
-11-30
■
(quar.)
-11-25
Extra
(stock
Television Shares Management Corp.
.11-30
10c
11-
4%
1J"30
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
*11-16
(quar.)
Assurance
Co.
Stock
11-27
12-31
Gas Corp.—
preferred
Oil
*12-22
12-10
25%
Co
Propane
Common
Sun
<1-12
~30c
43 %c
•
Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5.20%
llrlO
11-10
Wells
•
Sun Life
5
12-5
of
;
12-15
12-15
12-11
12- 4
12-16
Mfg.
Co.
(quar-).:
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Skil Corp. (quar.)_
approval
15
dividend
12-11
Skelly
to
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
I
'
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)
Stouffer Corp.
(quar.)_
Stock
12-14
12-
25c
t
subject
Dec.
il<4-60
50c
(quar.)_
—
12-11
r
57C
(quar.)—
Corp.
Extra
50c
Mobil
11-16
12-81
30c
Forgings
$15c
75C
55c
45c
30c
Socony
~20c
:
1
convertible-
1
Co.
12-10
-
$1.12%
Extra
5%
,
_________—
—
t
Tool
20c
(initial
7V2C
60c
Smith
i 11-10
12->1
$1.05
(quar-.)_
•4532%
-L*
(quar.)_
div.
-
_
$2.50
10c
'31%c
22c
12 %c
(quar.)—
$20c
—*
' $33%c
(quar.)/._A,
Class -B
.
Realty—
preferred (quar.)——.—_______
Corp., class A (quar.)
Smith-Douglas
12-19
30c
*
I$1.60
,12-10
11-13
10-19
Struthers
..
^"Machinery. Inc.—
$1.20
Standard
Studio
Stock
Racihe Hydraulic
11-13
,2Ji;
$1.03%
quar.)
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
Stubnitz
Extra
-78c
Extra^
-r.il2-.L-.
Brands—
12-17
12-17
12-17
12-17
12-17
11-10
12-1
10-30
11- 5
——
Singer
Quebec
*
'
-,97%C
;
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
5
'
_
39c
92 %c
—..
preferred
11-25
(increased)-
_______———_
Lighting,- Inc. (quar.)_
Simmons Company (quar.)
in¬
—
t
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
$3.50
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
1-10
12- 1
,12-15
11-20
11-20
dividend)
Silvray
realized
Quaker State- Oil Refining. Corp. (increased )
'
•New
"
12-10
27%c
27%c
27%c
5%
55c
85c
$1
35c
5%
25c
3%
5%
preferred Cquar.),
:
—_-I—•—62%c
Silverwood Dairies,.Ltd., class A (quar.)—tl5c
Class B
(quar.)
?15c
s
distribution
capital gains)
1-1
36c
•
income
2
Standard
10c
15c
——
—
Finance
...5 Stock
"11-15
-MLSc
(quar.)
10-30
(quar.)
Stamford Water Co.
Standard
11-16
11-20,
12-15
12-15
12- 1
1-1
11-15
11-25
11-10
: 11-23
37%c
payable In class A stock)
Slgnode steel Strapping, common
*
7y2c
.
(qua*.) -i-*
>
5.60%'preferred (quar.)
11-13
Co.—
.
11-12
11-25
(Stock
1
,
Service
4.20%"preferred (quar.)
KelloggSons, (quar.)
Sperry Rand; Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
8pokane international RR., (quar..)'—.
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
11-10
.12-31
1-1-60
1-1-60
-35c
i«ub
Class
1
$1.31%
Puget Sourtd: Power Ac Light (quar.)
-Pure Oil Co.
11-
12-15
;
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
10-30,
'10-30
'
5%
82c
from gain
cents
Spencer
10-23
Sierra
10-30
.-Public Service Go. uf New Mexico—
*
12- 3
10-30
•
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
11-10
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dillon
Sicgler
(quar.)
Common
Spencer
1
5c
17V2c
4%'.preferred- (quar.)
—
Seiberling Rubber, common. (quar.)__
4%%j preferred (quar.)__*5%."preferred (quar.)
:
Shawinigan Water & Power—
-4% preferred (quar.)_.
4%% preferred,(quar.)
—;
Sheller Mfg. -Corp.__
Jl-13
.
r
512--1
52.V2C
25c
(quar.)
:12-15
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—•<
Sherwin-Williams
a
Hampshire—
___:
-4.50% .preferred
.
2
11-.2
12- 4
11-16
Shawinigan'Water & Power, com.
Class A (quar.)____
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co., class A <quar.)__
Class B (quar.)_,
——
Shenango Valley Water,: 5%. pfd.>(quar.)__
1
12-
,
>27c
-12-1
-26c "12- 1
871/2c
12- 1
—
Service Go.» of. New
Common
*>•11-46
18c
Cquar.)
(increased)
from in¬
—
Standard
'
11-16
12-10
•-
•'
,1
12-18
cents
—
11-14
-
,
'10-23
; 11-15
$1.20
quar.)
i
12-11
l-'l
33c
12- 1
12"10
,
11-14
12-1
-
Public
11-30
12-26
>
-36c
12- 1
$1.12%
i;—,
Serrick
.11-25
12-1
11-14
>
;$1.16
Indiana, comr(quar.)__
■
72
12-10
•1
I $1.50
u 19c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
.
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp., 6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Spector Freight System Inc., class. ;A <)quar.)
•Class
B
(quar.)
Speedry Chemical-Products, class A (initial)
1Class b (initial)
;
5c
.
11-4
^12-v 1
preferred (quar.)
»4.32%- preferred (quar.)
'
41-13
$1.32
J25c
preferred
Securities
6
1 11-
>12-; 4
^ $l;06J/4
^quar.)—_—
Public Service Go:
-
n'. Common
12-
(quar.)—
$5. preferred A
,
*
,11-13
12-15
K*$l.44
<4-18
7-18
11-16
11-13
1-15
U-15
10-23
11-16
-
" 12-1
112-. 1
55c
$1.05
—
:
10-16
s12-15
IOC
(s-a)
1
($25 par) (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
' 1-18
-Second
11-16
12-15
>12-15
Colorado,
4.20%, preferred-(quar.)
4y4%. preferred (quar.
12-
(initialK-
Extra
11-20
r
f<4.64%
11-30
70c
;
(10
and
preferred
?>4.75% 'preferred
iV4.36% preferred
4.40% preferred
5-2-60
8-1-60
12-16
12-10
2- 1
2-1
11-14
Seaboard
'
1
20c
A
12-14
,11-12
—
common
preferred (quar.)
4.40% {preferred: (quar.)
25c
$4.75 sinking'fund-preferred
$1.183/4
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$5 convertible preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
$5 convertible preferred B (quar.)
' $1.25
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
32%c
Seabrook. Farms Co.,,4%%: pfd.:* (quar.)—$1.12%
Sealright-Oswego
Falls
(quar.)_
35c
Searle (G.< D.i & Co. (quar.)
'
30c
8
50c
-i
class
income
*4.60%
2-2-60
8
12-
"t$2
30c
(s-a)—'
•
Industries/ Inc.,
Public Service-Go.
11-12
ll-»2
10-30
-11- 2
-11-16
Corp.,
Extra
('Providence' Washing- Insurance Co.'-tR." I.)—
-
11-25
' 11-12
11-15
12- 2
-
5c
i—;
Scythes & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Seaboard Allied Milling (initial)—,
8
12-
12-
' t2%c
,
-prince Gardneiy^lhO (quar.
!
12-
12-24
11-16
.
15c
7V2C
*
1-price Bros.,>Ltd.r--4%
-
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
Scotten
;
(inltial-quar.)—1
00m.
11-12
11-f 2
•
25c
4.1,5% ipreferred (quar.)
12-31
11-13
4
12-24
61c
61 %c
(qukr.)'
•11-
.12-24
*
15c
Ordinary—
new
—
(quar.)_.
quar.)——
6
10-30
"25c
7J/2C
Extra
_
11-25
15c
12%c
25c
tl5c
5c
(quar.)____
common
Scott
11-4
11-15
•
-
t*
,12- 1
J25c
tl5c
f$1.06(4
<
preferred
(quar.)
$4
'11-16
'
—.
<r 11-20
*11- 6
11-16
5%
Paper Co., common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
5c
(quar.)—
common
6%
j
12-29
12-'1
.12- 1
.12-1
12-15
7%c
6
11-16
> llc
37%c
———--
Portsmouth
i
11-
-12-21
62y2C
Industries, Zvlnc
Poly
:
.'_
__i_.
preferred (quar.)—
5%% preferred (quar.)
Scientific Industries (stock
I-29
11-
5c
'
:
Polaroid
.;
11-15
15c
5c
62V2C
'
_—
(H.
.2%
>1-
$1
5%%
10-30
2-15
,
Co.,
(quar.)..—.:—
,preferred fquar.)
'preferred (quar.)
3.70%
1-15
12- 1
Schwitzer
11-20
12-21
2%
'
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
Pogue
;
class A (quaiv)
new
(increased
Schlumberger,
11-10
30c
—
dividend
12-1
12- 2
$1.75
$25c
5%
*
5%
v
-11-17
11- 6
11- 6
(quar.
preferred
5%%
2,
:
(quar.)
■
11-20
.12-10
12- 1
' 12- 1
———
11"A
$1.25
dividend-
5
50c
50c
$1
,$1
' $1.07%
St. Croix Paper ,Co. (quar.)__
25c
St. Joseph Light & Power
(stock dividend)
10%
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.. Co., common—y~u
25c
5%
preferred A (quar.)
'$1.25
St. Regis Paper Co.,<.common (quar.)
35c
4.40% preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Salant & Salant, class A (initial quar.)——
27V2C
Savage Arms: Corp..(quar.).—:
—-—
10c
£chenley Industries (quar.)
~v
25c
Schering Corp., common (increased quar.)—
35c
"10-30
$1.37J/2
Stock
-2%
:•* 4%
preferred (quar.)
-4.30%' preferred
(quar.)
6
(quar.)____ll
——
4%%
Aeronautical ,Go.
(•Common
.
12-15
37^0
—
(s-a)__
Gas
A
Standard
,12-11
5y2%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred 4quar.)
"Placer Development, Ltd. (s-a)
.'Plume & At wood Mfg. (stock dividend)
Plymouth Oil Co.
<11-13
,11-20
37V2C
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Safeway Stores, Ind.—
6
*
'
12- 1
12-10
11-13
r
11-
pfd.
(s-a)_
:
Ryder System, Inc.,
" 2%
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5%
10c
I'
10-20
5
rnnm.
"•
sale of securities)
on
-3.90%
11-13
11-13
11.-13
11-13
11-13
v 12-20
Inc. (quar.)
dividend—
Ryan
12- 1
'
'<■Stock dividend
(quar.)i
>
'>
12- 1
- 12-1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
1-2-60
-.••
convertible preferred
11-13
-
15c
25c
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
2
!
$1.20
$5 conv. preferred
(quar.)—25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass, (quar.)
55c
Standard Conduit
5%
11-13
11-30;
-
—
Pittsburgh
.'I
.12-
50c
three-for-one split
a
Investors
Southwestern
T
.
11-30
(quar.)—
com.
41/4%
Ruppert .(Jacob),
'
-
* $4 preferred-(quar.)———_.'1_____
jpioneer Finance, >■(>% pfd. (quar.)
1
—
'(■Common
.
,
'
—
^
preferred
Southwestern
*
11-10
.11-10
12-28
10-30
A ((quar.)
11-20
40c
,*_)——1—.
i
32 %c
Pacific Co.—
vestment
-
B
Rubbermaid,
11-19
preferred (quar.)——_——
91&c
12-1
'5%
preferred * (quar.)
—1-1——---■-. $1.25
21-1
.pliillippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
12y2c
1-15
Phillips
Petroleum "dquar.) ^l_n^__>_1
—>■■ '->42%Cy "• 12g-l
« Pillsbury Co., common
<quar.
35c -*♦( 12'-' 1
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
5
..,12-31
>11-16
(quar.)__.
11-30
20c
"
11-16
Natural
'
—.
$3^65
11-12
11-13
12- 4
,
(quan)
11- 5
*62 %c
(quar.)_
Paper Mills
'$6
21c
10c
—
—
Roxbury Carpet (quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy,-Ltd., class A
Royalties Management Corp.
Extra <
.'1_.
11-20
4
12' 1
.
,
11-30
Southland
to
preferred, (quar.)»
Rose Marie Reid( common-(quar..)
;
10-30
12-18
12-18
Quarterlj'
;
:
£_2__L_:
—_2.f $1.50
Philadelphia '■&" Reading Corp. (quar.)l.—II,, .-"25c
t Stock dividend 21--'—1; ''.
2%
Common
30 %C
Southwest
'12-28
Corp.* (quar.)—
Paper Co., Ltd.,
(quar. ),
>-Class
-10-30
r
preferred
4%
(' Stock
Philadelplha Suburban Transportation (quar.)
Philadelphia'Suburban Water Co.—
11- 5
(quar.)_—
Co., common.:
non-cumulative; preferred (quar.)____
5%
,,.11-13
»
Special
Rolland
11-13
>12- 2
35c
56c
25c
•
____ „—
(quar.
_
"Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
.
.' •.
-10-31
12-1
27c
•
1KB
11-30
Southern.' Railway
12-31
I
Co.,. common
11-30
297/aC
Stockholders approve
.
I
-(Stock.'-dividendll^---—
11-13
•
-
(quar.)
common
'
•
'
-
'Rohm '&>" Haas
26 %C
'
preferred-(quar.)2—V$l'.75
7%
;
-*
Co.
Rockwell-Standard
-
2-
-
•
*
' 35c
;
Mfg.
dividend
% Stock
10-15
11-13
■
Machine &r Gear'Co.—
Rockwell
4
11-13
-■
-12- 1
'
35c
12- 1
,Penton Publishing Co.)'(quar.). _Li———
25c -12- 1Peoples Credit. Jewellers/Ltd. "(quar."tl5c
*11-14
Perfect Circle Corp., (quar.j_—i__!
25c- • 12-1-.
Stoc£ dividend
I ; * 10%
12-15
"Perkins
.
Southern
$1
' $1.02%
$1.02Vz
«-u>$1.18%
$1.233/4
* $2
Inc
(quar.)
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)-;
11- 5
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25%
shs;
(final payment subject
approval.of stockholders)
—
Technical) Products,
& Electric—
10-20
11-30
Southern i Company
(quar.)
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)
6yac
4.95%" preferred
i
'Penobscot ■Cbemipal
'.
11-10
12- 1
V V"V.
*
,
Common-
(12- 1
,
•
11
.i—
preferred^ (quar.)
—.
4.10% preferred "H'» (quar.)
v 4.10% preferred "J" (quar.)
( 4%%
preferred (quar.)—-
-11-30
Southwestern Electric Service Co.
-
Rochester Gas
>11-10
(
:
(final)-approximate-payapproval on
18
Robinson
>11-10
$l.'12%y$V12- 1
•
$1.12y2
■
,
;>4.88%
(12-10
15c
———
'
$1
(preferred
.'preferred
ipreferred
4.78%
3
25 %c
,
'11-13
(12- 5
55c
>V 4%"
'11-10
12-1
12-1
12- 1
f
12-14
Edison—
,
.11-6
3-11
>
shareholders
to
12-
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
1
12-
~
3%
American
"
11-20
"
4".50(£> " preferred
*-
11-20,
12- 1 *' >11-10
t
subj.
B
*4.24%
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd—
Roan
•
11-20
•i
ment
Dec.
4
12-1
>$1.10
3.70%? £rcfferred ^(quar.) _—' -;i92y2C
4.05% preferred (quar.)
■•'$1.01
4.70%
preferred" (quar.)—_——l
$1117%
'
>
.12- 3
12-31
*60c
>12- 4
12y2c
'
—
American shares
12-31
38%c
(quar.)
Southwestern-Drug, common
-10c
Rhodesian Selection'Trusts—
11-18
31 Kc
Development—
'preferred
?
1,11-21
,<10-23
11-1
12-15
* 10-31
11- 6
—
•
*
i10-15
i
>
(quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco Co
Rheem Mfg. Co., common, (quar.).
-4%% preferred (quar.)_.—
6
oil-
(quar.)—
(reduced)——
—
11-16
,12- 1
COnverrtible"preferred -(quar.)^_-_i._ % >58%c
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40%* pfd. (quar.)
i
12-18 :
-
f 12-15
4.60t^--preferred- (quar.)—-57'/2C
;
4
"11-
"11-14
111-16
12-15
-2%
J__ 5
11-
:
.12-15
111-16
25c >12-16
128c
1-1-60
5c
rll-17
r'40c
12-; 1
(increased) —l—
Rexail Drug «te Chemical Co.
Stock dividend——
9
10-30
11-16
.
& "Brass
Reynolds
.11-18
11-27
'1- 4
12- 1
•
Industrial Corp.
Copper
Extra
11-13
11-
Class
11-19
11-16
^11-16
»10-30
..
—_
Chains, Ltd., $1.10. class A
Revere
10-30
12-31
(quar.)
—_
12-15
Texas
4.08%
10-26
12-10
12- 1
12-1
11-14
50c
12y2c
*'3iy4c
:40c
f l2y2c
15c
Mines,-Ltd
——
Reichhold Chemicals Ltd. (quar.)_—.—^—
Reinsurance Co.
(N.r Y.) (s-a)
"10-30
£ 10c*
$10c
.
Stores
.12-16
Southern. Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
MacDonald
11-13
.11-13
12- 1
8%c ;
—_—i—~
Paper tquar.j
Pato Consolidated Gold-Dredging. Ltd.——
Peabody "Goal "Go,, common ^quar.)——iL—'
Owl
,1-1
12-11
-
683/4c
«
'
Parchinent
•.' .Stock dividend
(quar.)
dividend
10-23
12-10
*
(quar.)
,
""^Sci
$1
20c
7y2C
1.—L
4- 1
South
Southern
(initial quar.)
common
RayonietyInc.
11- 5
12-
1- 1
Raymond International—
10-30
12-31
50c
5% -
preference
,
(quar.)
10-30
2%c'
35c
(quar.)
1- 1
*
Paterson
Co.
11-16
11-13
..
Park Sheraton Corp. (quar.)
—1__"
.Parkersburg-Aetna (stock dividend)——.—"
Parkview Drugs, Inc. (Kansas'City)—
_____
Purina
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-30
Pipe Line Co.—
Co.
preferred
75c
20c
,
___
Extra
Ralston
10-30
1st
25c
(quar.)
ChcmiGal
10-30
12- 1 ;
12-28
12-12
25c
(initial)—
"class A
$3.50
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7c
Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)_
Southam Company, Ltd. (quar.)
of America—
Corp.
10-30
Raytheon" Company,'5y2%-pfd., (quar.)
Reading Company—
1
4%- non-cuinulative 1st preferred (quar.)
Reading Tube Corp., common—
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
15c
>4% preferred-!quar.) —'
-Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)—"_-i—
I-
11-16
60c
*30c
-—
American'World
Park
12- 1
——__
_
Panhandle Eastern
*
10-30
12-22
Advertising (increased)—.
Corp. of; America
Corporation\5( quar.)
Airways
Pan
11-14
_—
Outdoor
Packaging
Haddington- Corp.,
Radio
11-14
11-14
11-14
11-14
11-14
11-14
11-14
-*3%
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_I
preferred
Pacific
-
—
preferred (quar.
10-30
27%c
28y8C
30c
31 %c
31%c
3iy4c
34%c
37%c
-
When
Share
Company
Sonotone
10-29
dividend)
(stock
*
'
•
Per
Name of
Share- Payable of"Rec.
Company
Inc..
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
*Share
1
Holders
When
Per
Name
47
(1979)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-1
$1.15
,15^11
1
12-11
$1.16%' V" 1-1
13rll
-1-
$1.16
(quar.)
12-11
1- 1
$1.12%
(quar.)
ir-27
J
\
1- 1
12-11
(quar.)
$1.18
(quar.)
$1.22%
l-'l
12-11
(quar.)
$1.27%
-1-1
12-11
(quar.)
$1.28
-1-1
*12-11
$1.31%
-1^1
(quar.).^
v
48
"
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1980)
'
"
"
Texaco
-
Company - iquarj-r™,;.;.;™.:
'
.w—-—V
Extra
Texas
l4.50%
4.75%
„
5.50%
5.00%
5.00%
*
6.85%
5.75%
0.70'4
5,80%
6.85%
.
6.70%
Texas
12-10
-
3oc
(quar.)™.^^_^—-j—-*--.»
(quar.)-™^--
(quar.*—.—_—
$1.45
$1.33%
$1.67%
-—
(quar.)-...
(quar.)_
.
(increased)—
«
_—_
Thompson Industries (quar.)—10c
fbompsou (John B.) Co., new com. (initial)
15c
Thompson Ramo Woolilfldge, Inc.—
Common
(quar.) 4^—.—
—
v
■
4% preferred Hquar.)
Thrift
Inc.,
.—
New
Co.
'
Edison
4.25%
4%%
4.56%
Toledo
Radio
Wesson
11-
G
4.80%
11- 6
West
West
6
11-
preferred
Ohio Gas
6
Point
West
12-15
Mfg. Co.
10-26
Western
Pacific
We.stcrn
Carbide
Union
Corp.
Whirlpool
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
12-
1
Corp.,
White
11-13
Class
11-10
11-
2
12-10
11-
C
■$3.70
11-
5
Wilcox
Corp.
new
Union
Gas
Oil
Co.
Williams-McWilliams
35c
12-
2
11-12
12-
2
11-12
12-10
11-20
12-
11-
$1
11-16
31-16
87 %C
11-lfi
Common
5%
preferred
Union
Oil
Union
Tank
United
Co.
38c
United
1
11- 9
Stock
11-24
11-12
Wrigiey
15c
Inc.
(s-a)
11-24
11-12
12-14
11-
2
12-14
11-
2
12 %c
__
(quar.)
dividend
Biscuit
$4.50
of
America,
preferred
(quar.),
United Corps.; Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
com.
$1.12%
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
United Gas Improvement Co.,
4% %
preferred (quar.)
.
11-16
11-
11-
11-10
$1.75
11-24
12-18
$1.06%
United. New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)u___
S. Borax <fc Chemical Corp.—
4%%
preferred
U. S.
Chemical
Lines
Sj
$2.50
4%%
U.
S.
U.
S.
preferred
1-
1
approve
of
the
be
changed from
S.
12-18
$10
■
Youngstown
preferred
U. S.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Sugar
'
S.
Stock
U.
S.
Lines
dividend
Vitamin
(Del.)
11-13
shares
22V2C
1-1-60
&
11-10
Pharmaceutical
12-10
11-
11-20
11-
4
25c
50%
(quar.)II
(quar.)
Upson
Company
Talue
Line
Co.
(quar.)
Income
Fund,
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America, com.
11-30
4V2V0
preferred
conv.
Mutual
Vick
Chemical
New
(quar.)
Vogt
Stock
Corp.
Mold
Iron
Co.,
Class
A
~
(quar.)
II
(quar.)__
common
Warner-Lambert,
$1.25
12c
11-16
&
12-
1
12-
2
11-10
25c
11-15
10-30
11-15
10-30
11-13
11-
12-
11-19
4
4
Co.,
T
11-13
Jamaica
Corp.,
x.
dividend
"
4*80%,. convertible preferred Tquar.T II ~
7- 9
4
1-
SEC
date
i-i_. x\
:
—
is
income
by
other
persons
than
11-9
Nucleonics
-
Chemicals
the
source.
The corrected
the
New
industries,
Inc.—V.
190,
'
Philadelphia,
corporation
covering
Oct.
on
filed
27
letter
a
of
number
undetermined
an
Pa.
—
Files
Commission—
of notfication with the
shares of common stock
to be offered to employees of the" corporation, and subsidiaries
under the corporation's Employee Stock Purchaes Plan 1959-1960 at
95 % of the average price of the corporation's stock on the New York
Stock
payment
Exchange
price
Nov.
on
exceed
to
tax.
2,
Aug.
1959
of
involved.
tax.
through
Nov.
13,
/
or the closing
payroll savings not
No underwriting Is
1959
whichever is lower.
Cash or
the yearly salary or wage.
13,
10%
,
used for working capital.—V.
to be
proceeds are
Chemistry
Pennsylvania RR.- —Earnings—
Ry.
Shares,
Inc.—
*
12-
1
11-13
11-13
10-20
12-15
11-27
12-15
11-27
11-20
1-
10-28
2
12-18
10-31
Petroleum Corp.
Occidental
Registers Rights With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
filed
corporation,
located
at
and
statement
—
Boulevard,
Beverly
8255
Los
12-
1
11-13
12-10
11-25
12-10
registration
a
have
who
agreed
purchase
to
additional
to
with
purchase
shares
not
the
the
not
covering
SEC
less
subscribed
than
307,925
shares
equal
to
number
of
subscribed
shares
The subscription price to stockholders and
the said group is to be supplied by amendment.
to
shares,
the
and
for
by
offering
The company is engaged primarily in the business of acquiring and
developing oil and gas properties and drilling for, producing and selling
oil and natural gas. It also is engaged through a subsidiary in
operating a contract drilling business in California. The company has
outstanding 2,912,606 common shares in addition to certain indebted¬
Of
ness.
$760,000
the
is
net
to
proceeds
be
Arbuckle Extension
ment,
the
with Eastern
so-called
development wells
the
in
purchase
of
used
Area
Gulf
"Four
on
.an
of
for
in
the
sale
of
exploration
additional
and
stock,
about
development"~m the
Sacramento
Oil
Co.;
Corners
Valley under a farmout agree¬
$700,000 for development of acreage
Area";
$100,000
for
the
drilling
of
its Amber Lease; and $250,000 in connection with
interest
in Parker
Petroleum
Co., Inc.,
debtor
Chapter X reorganization proceedings.—V.
190,
p.
1111-
6
1
12-
1
11-
6
$1.13
12-
1
11-
6
Ohio Oil
1
10-29
11-20
11-
6
35c
11-20
11-
6
3%
11-20
11-
6
60c
11-20
11-
6
—V.
190,
Jack
H.
year,
J.
C.
Donnell
II,
$131,001
349,720
D.
Net
Ohio
Rice, presently manager of Ohio Oil's pipe line department,
will be President of Marathon Pipe Line. Included in the transactions
are
the pipe lines presently owned and
operated by the Illinois Pipe
Line Co. of Texas, also a
subsidiary of Ohio Oil.
Ohio Oil pipe line
employees will be transferred to the new corpora¬
$101,826
333,093
4,125,072
$1,593,998
3,593,421
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
convertible
of
subordinated
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1979.
of underwriters which
Fuller & Co. is expected to manage a group
to the public.
the company to set
and in the Midwest and
proceeds from the financing will be used by
and equip new plants in Brooklyn, N. Y.;
industrial areas where substantial
up
$2,032,640
on Oct. 27
filed with the Securities and Exchange
registration statement covering the proposed sale ot
a
Southeast
quantities
of
the
com¬
pany's products are sold.
Industries, Inc.
Perrine
October,
glass.
esses
in
use
it imports clear and obscure glass which it proc¬
finished products as jalousie, awning and other
doors, sliding glass doors, glass patio doors,
tub enclosures.
The company also manufactures,
shower
such
jalousie
windows,
type
is engaged
and
1953
From Europe
for
and
doors
and sells
processes
incorporated in the State of Florida in
principally in importing and processing
was
a,
door
exterior
line of wood products, including wood jalousie door
jambs, redwood louvres and decorative entrance
located in Miami, Fla.
Executive offices of Perrine Industries are
the
10
months
ended
Aug.
of $2,783,671 and net earnings of
The Marathon Pipe Line Co. has been incorporated as a
wholly-owned
of The Ohio Oil Co. and will take over all of the parent
the
ry.
deficit
company
$1,500,000
S.
1959—9 Mos—1958
$6,130,910 $6,233,263
8,163,550
7,827,260
1424.
p.
Commission
doors.
Co.—Subsidiary to Operate Pipe Lines—
pipe lines by the first of
President, announced on Nov. 5.
from
Perrine Industries,
This
rims,
463.
subsidiary
company's
Oil
12-
*318,233
Seashore Lines—Earnings—■
1959—Month—1958
$699,394
$772,534
830,395
874,360
operations
For
4
12-
deficit
Net
rev.
will market the debentures
12-31
11-25
81,631,367
1527.
expenses
Net ry. operating
the
stockholders
by
for
crude
11-25
4
1-
operating
operating
Ry.
Angeles,
615,854 shares
of common stock. The company proposes to
offer 307,927 shares for
subscription by holders of outstanding common at the rate of one
new
share for each 10 shares held. The company also will offer to
a group of individuals, whose names are to be supplied by amendment
in
31 %c
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
4
11-13
190,
Pennsylvania-Reading
190, p. 674.
stockholders.
12-
15,602,258 115,082,885
4,001,395
19,571,654
ry.
operating inc.—
ry.
Deficit.—V.
65,364,144
-
price
12-15
from
revenue
operations
Net
Englewood, N. J., mutual fund filed an amendment on Nov. 2,
1959, to its registration statement covering an additional 90,000 shares
7-15
15c
54,698,734
$
$
$
74,340,127 666,049,467 617,952,600
58,737,869 550,966,582 536,321,233
10,665,410
*234,792
operating
revenue
operating expenses
Ry.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1938
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Electronics
&
190, p. 159.
This
4-15
8c
of
(par $3!
Non¬
here,
Canadian non-residents
Corp.,
With Securities and Exchange
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
5-2-60
$1.12%
'
'
SEC
at
application
an
Burlington
^
'
(Continued from page 8)
8-1-60
5%
granting
1736.
p.
Pennsalt
Indicated
15%
order
an
,
50
incorrect.
was
date
•
Exchange to delist the capital stock of Pacific Mills,
the close of trading Nov. 13, 1959, due to the reduced
at
holdings
11-16
issued
has
Stock
effective
tax.
record
applications.
accounting
'
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
13%;
commercial
and
also is- actively
engaged in
producing electronic
missile and jet aircraft manufacturers under defense
program contracts.—V.
190, p. 1527.
Pacific Mills—Delisting of Common Approved by SEC
The
dividend.
this
industrial
space
York
12-24
12-15
$1.25
INVESTMENT NEWS
I 15C
25c
"III™
4- 9
____
for
growth
new
a
for
$
1-15
10c
common
1- 9
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
2-1-60
30c
IIIIIZIZIIIII
(quar.)
Extra
1
40c
(quar.)
3
Steel
11-13
1
37 %c
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from investment income
Washington
12-
1
12-
(Walt)
(qqar.).
common
Special
preferred
12-15
12-
25c
III
and
The
10-15
12-10
15c
IT
(quar.)
11-20
(stock
each
for
into
entry
company
equipment
u.
Inc.
its
announced
11-12
37%c 1-29-60
37%c 4-29-60
37V2C 7-29-60
in U. S. funds, less
of its stock.—V.
62 %c
pfd. A (quar.)
12-10
11-27
11-12
12y2c
^
Swasey Co.
D.)
Disney
11-20
The
1-20
1
10-23
~
(quar.)
common
preferred
(S.
^
11-20
~
Year-end
Stock
4
12 %c
(quar.)
$4.50
12-
15c
~
Walker-Scott Corp. (quar.)
Walt Disney Production (see
Warner
10c
20c
(increased quar.)__
Co.
Productions)
Ward Industries Corp.,
xLess
1.5c
I
dividend
&
Warren
n-13
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Walker
4Vz7o
i
tl2%c
(increased)
1
for
devices
12-18
1- 2
2-
25c
closed
income
and/or
t Payable
iiIio
12-
15c
Manufacturing Co.
Vulcan
Products
date
right
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Food
tax
British
2-15
$1
Vita
Vulcan
5~ii-2?
25c
—
not
Previously published
1-15
$1
(initial).
shares
held)
Canadian
5-13
a-l-b'O
$1.12%
(quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred -(quar.)
6%
5-31-60
$0,049
Sugar
"Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
6%
2-29-60
Co.—.
common
Extra
!
(quar.)
Fund
Vertientes-Camaguey
in
11-13
50c
(quar.)_
.
12-
recently
Mercury
Corp.,
11-18
from
>
pfd.
Less
11- 4
50c
(6c
11-5"
20c
Lines,
y
10-30
11-30
65c
capital gains
12- I
Pacific
industry through acquiring controlling interest in National Automation
a
pioneer in the development of new- types of automation
4
10-20
25c
Inc.
income plus 6c from
Raalte Co.
(quar.)
Vanderbilt
11-10
11-16
87
____
12-
8
10c
:
11- 2
10-30
12- 4
12-15
.
1
10c
.
earned
Van
1212-
11-16
B7%0
(quar.)
of
common
X Payable
12- 8
4
15c
quar.)_
(Quar.)
Insurance
1-
7%C
$3.50 convertible preferred (ouar.)_|
Universal Consolidated Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Universal
12-21
12-15
$1.50
.
preferred
1
12- 9
12-15
25c
Tube Co. (quar.)
Ltd. (stock uivid.)
3%
non-cum.
pfd. re¬
Transfer books
6
7%C
(increased
Common
12-
1
3%
10c
<fc
$1
resident
:
Common
•3.50
11-15
11-16
;
a
(initial)
s
12- 1
12- 1
•
increased for the eighth consecutive
continued
The
•
1
will
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
Whelan Corp., common (quar.)
--
12-
12-11
United
Extra
1-
1
30c
_
$1.50
62V2C
12-11
12-15
27 %c
$1.75
com.
shares
4
$5
new
(Three
12-
30c
Truck
t$1.37%
L_
1%
Sheet
deemable
Extra
U.
(quar.)
Consolidated Gold,
10-30
75c
,
(quar.)
.;
;
common
(quar.)
Freight
split
value
Par
to
12-
11-24
four-for-one
a
shares.
common
Steel Corp.,
7%
,
»
12-
(quar1.)—it.
pfd.
Transit
11-13
50c
j
_
11-30
12-' 1
dividend)—
11-30
1-10-60
6%
preferred
6%
1
.__
(s-a)
12-19
12-15
Chemical (quar.)
Worsted (year-end)
11-17
100%
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
,
Playing Card, new common (initial)
1-15
12-15
*
and net worth
graph
10-31
32%c
management'6
which,
1959 fiscal
organs,
the
year,
11-13
11-14
$1
30C
dividend)
(quar.)_
Co.,'common
Stockholders
U.
$1.12%
(stock
12- 1
(quar.)
Yukon
(quar.).
Milling
...12- LO
4
25c
preferred
Yellow
U.
U.
12-26
fourth quarter of
at
a
higher level throughout fiscal 1959.
During the
Pacific Mercury also began producing stereophonic HI FI phono¬
combinations for Sears.
Accelerated production of both tele¬
vision receivers and HI-FI units is anticipated in the. year ahead...
Production of industrial products by the Joplin Division rose steadily
during the year.
Introduction of new models in the line of portable
electric
generating plaftts has ^broadened markets .Zjf these units.
Among those developed In 1959 are 11 electric plants designed specific¬
ally for civilian defense and national or local emergency use.
Under contracts
awarded by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers,
the
company
now
has orders in excess of $3,500,000 for portable
electric generating plants and components.The network of distributors
selling electric plants, flasher warning lights and concrete vibrators
manufactured
by
the
Joplin Division
now
covers
more
than 136
cities throughout the United States and Canada.
11-13
37c
__—
Cab,
6%
11-30
(quar.)__
com.
Yellow
11-10
60c
_
1-29
12-
the
In
costs
On June 30, 1959 working capital was $1,930,284 -with net
worth totaling $3,454,454.
The company's current backlog or orders
is said to be the largest in its history.
.*
Sales
of
"Silvertone"
television
receivers to
Sears,
Roebuck and
12- 8
1-4
start-up
'
Working capital
11- 2
11-30
to
year.-
10-30
(monthly)
earnings because of increased expenditures
of new products and production start-up
of additional Thouxas Organ models.
the Introduction
to
year.
10-30
11- 5
11- ?
(s-a)
—______
$20,154,604,
totaled
1959
30,
$352,198
being received are more than justifying
expedite marketing of an expanded line of
11-27
Extra
4
11-24
now
12-10
11-17
11-16
11-20
2-19
12-18
4
11-16
25c
__
(Wni.) Jr.
Wyandotte
Orders
decision
1-31
dividend
Wyandotte
incident
concentrated
25c
pfd.
of
not fully reflected in
research, development
11-16
4%
Ltd., 6%
(reduced)
W.)
Publishing
Monthly
Monthly
5
U5c
_x
EWorld
11-12
1-
(quar.)
com.
1
1-15
____
Enginering & Foundry,
12-
"
);37c
,
.
.
United
3%
;
_
Co.
(F.
12 %c
Products
Lines
Woolworth
10-9
June
previous
income
Net
10-22
6Vac
Woolwortli
11-14
all
exceeding
12-15
17%c
pid.
Corp., $3 pfd. (s-a)
(F. W.) Co. (quar.)
12-
;
__
Air
Stock
1
11-14
11-16
90c
Harmon
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
1
12-
11-10
ended
year
costs
$1.50
(increased)
(G. H.) & Co.; Ltd., 5%%
25c
fiscal
for
11-13
Enterprises, class A—
Wood
11-14
<
12-
$1.25
the
for
was
12- 1
B
Wood
-
California
Car
11-13
12-15
2%
A
(quar.)
of
Aircraft
United
*
class
and
(Kansas)—
Sales
•
.
Electronics—Earnings—:News—
12-17
10c
Public Service, com.
Wisconsin
Wometco
1527.
p.
11- 2
11- 2
35c
1897 series (quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power Sc Light Co. (quar.)
10-20
*■•221,476
1- 1
52%c
(year-end)
co.
190,
Pacific Mercury
•
Co.
(increased)—_______
Power Co.,
$1,723,274
;
293,303
$2,201,391
.
11-14
10c
preferred
10-20,
J»Deficit.—V.
11- 2
1%
Banksharcs
76,293
'
12-10
(monthly)
Electric
$302,630
•*•171,168
"
ry.
operating ir.e.-_
ry.
7,783;062
-
12-10
Monthly,—-
10-20
'
; 831,951
" $132,870
from
revenue
"operations:
Net
Industries—
Wisconsin
10-20
11-16
92 %c
Net
.
$;430;823
932,682
1-10
25c
25c
18%c
(quar.)
Stores
" 1959-*-Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,065,552" $1,134,581'$10,632,21-4
$9,506,33$
rev;
expenses
11-17
dividend™
Stock
Winn-Dixie
6
$1.12%
common
1838.
p.
12-24
20c
:
Bros,
operating
operating
15c
coinmon__
(quar.)_
11-16
Class
System Inc.
(quar.)-
190,
records.
In 1958, sales were $18,477,918.
in fiscal 1959, equaling 50 cents per share,
increased from $329,235 or 47 cents per share in the. prior year.
Joe Benaron,
President, stated that Pacific Mercury's high volume
$1.31%
25c
7%c
20c
—
Quarterly
11-30
i
Nov.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 3d—
Ry..
11-9
11-13
12- 1
____
Co.,
Williafms
>
record
20c
(initial-quar.)
com,
(3-for-2 split)
Chocolate
Finance
Corp.,
Stock dividend on
shares
of
'
5%
11-30
1
corporation on Nov. "5 announced a
to the holders of'-e&ch outstanding
18, 1959, thus in effect accom¬
this
of
seven
50c
________
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
$1
Acq.—
604.
p.
eight-for-one split of such shares.—V.
an
Railway
12-31 ; 12-11
12-10
11-27
11-17
11-2
35c
85c
40c
dividend
62 Vstc
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
Union
30c
60c
95c
30c
(quar.)
Wilbur
90c
common
Pacific Electric
.■; "
5%
B (quar.)
Stores, Inc.
Wickes
11-16
11 16
(quar.)
common
'
12-10
11-27
11-9
;—-———.—
Co.,
preferred
Stock
11-13
11-16
11-25
of
stock
12-10
1-2-CO
12-15
12-1
12-1
Corp.—
dividend
$1.25
;
12- 1
11-16
12-21
—!
Stag Mfg., class A
White
11-13
11-20
Directors
of
plishing
10-30
11-23
11-12
11-2
$3
—.
(quar.)
—
.
$1
75c
com
(increased)
common
Mfg.
Motor
Stock
6
6%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
conv.
Dental
White
11-
Electric Co.—
$4.50
'
$30c
Westmoreland, Inc. (extra)
11-10
8c
$4 preferred
..
25e
•
(quar.).
11-10
12-11
.
*.
-$1.25
Ss Stationery
11-30
11-20
___,
Co.,
—
12-1
25c
of
Board
distribution
11-6
>11-6
BR.; (quar.)
15c
_
11-15
11-21
12-1
12-18
westinghouse Electric, common (increased >
3.80%
preferred B (quur.)___
11-10
12-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
.$1.12%
189,
above.—V.
share
10-30
dividend)
Alabama
By.: of
preferred (quarJ
Westinghouse Air Brake
10-30
1
5%
The
12- 5
11-14
-To Re
Property Management, Inc.
Corp.,
stock
12-15'
12-20
Gas
&
NAFI
Oil Recovery Corp.—Stock Distribution Approved—
/
12- 5
25c
5%
11-30
11-16
12-
(stock
Securities
Insurance
Western
11-30
Uranium
Gold 7z
11- 2
>
11-13
11- 1
11- 1
25c
(quar»-^i
Wisconsin
Union
$1.50
25c
Western
.
.11-20
11-30
Oil
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12-20
1-2
(quar.)
11-10
White
_
COc
30c
36c
(quar.)——
-
10-30
11-16
35c
Inc., common (quar.)
convertible series 1957 (quar.)
common
(quar.)——
Virginia Puiix Sz Paper—
4%% preferred (quar.),.
Western AiT Lines Inc. (increased-quar.)_j.
Western Canada Breweries. Ltd. (quar.)
12-15
.
10-22
y
;* j;
West
20c
(Dallas) (quar.)
(quar.)
11- 5;:
J.1- 5
12-21
^
new
See
& Seashore RR. (s-a)————
West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)„_
11-27
>
' 25c
West Jersey
$1.14
Tung-Sol Electric,
Co.
Telephone,
6
$1.44
12-21
dividend)
.
*'
11-16
,
.
2lVzC.
(quar.)
preferred
Coast
11-
11-13
12- 4
11-25
12- 1
11-16
-
!
6
11-
-12-15
25c
,
Snowdrift Co.—
Si
11-
$1.06%
$1.06%
—
Co.,
Clutch
Oil
Extra
$5 preferred A
Company (initial)
Disc
6
5(4%
(stock
Drunklinc Gas
Twin
11-
25c
(quar.)
.11-10'
11-14
11-14
j-
Qhio.
in ..Fihdlay,
company' will operate 3,600 miles of trunk and gathering
pipe lines -in Illinois,» Indiana, Ohio, Montana,."Wyoming, Nebraska;
Mississippi,.. Louisiana, Texas." New
Mexico" and Michigan. - Ohio Oil
"presently transports crude oil and refined products through its trunk
pipe lir.es at the rate of some 20-billion-barrel-miles "a year.—V. 190,
p. 1527.
~ I " " " " / "
'■ *
'
;
9-30
11-25
15c
15c
from-net securities profits)-.,—
Electric
Heater
(quar.)
33 %c
(quar.).
11-15
.
25c
,
*
Wesix
: V s"
__
Trinity Universal Insurance
pfd.
6
1-1-60
(quar.)_.
rower Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Travelers Insurance Co. (increased)-
5%
6
11-
5c
(quar.)
nref erred
Tuboscope
6
11-
4%%
Scale
Trav-ler
11-
Co.—•...
preferred
preferred
r
(quar.)—x_
common
(quar.)__
20c
.
26'4c
(quar.)—
.
Inc.,
(J.),
A
will lieadq."JWt(ir
The
Wellington Equity Fund— -.
(4»/2C from net investment income and 23c
.
Guarantee
Toledo
Class
*
30c
..
-
Realty
Co.—
preferred (quar.) ____■
Co.
(increased).—~>
5%
Title
Weingarten
6
15c
(initial-quar.)
& Construction
common
Tishman
*
(Ky.)—
"C"
employees. Marathon Pipe Line
tion. The transfer will involve About 675
Holders
Payable afPec.
Share
/ ''
Waverly Oil Works—J
11-
30c
__
Class
B
(quar.)—
Thrifty Drug stores (increased)-——:——
Time Finance
6
6%
When
Per
;•
Corp.—.
convertible preferred
Western Tablet
-$i
—
(Initial)
class A (quar,)—
Dhig Co.
Thriftimart,
•'
.'I '
*
.
^
King
"
12-15
35c
.___
Waste
C
1-1
1- 1
12*15
preferred (qn&r.)—
_
$1.24
<5.40%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.35
Tex»6 Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline (quar.)—
*30c
texas Industries Inc., toramon (quar.):
7l/ac
Texas Pacific Coal A; Oil (quar.)
,—25c
Thiokol Chemical (stock dividend)
2%
4.96%
\y*>".'..4; • - - *•:'*
7 -Narfi? of Company.
6
11-
12- 1
.12-15
35c
»
11-
11-
12-1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1;
12-1
12-1
12- 1
{quar.)„-___-_-.~..-.—----
Transmission, com.
Gas
2%
■ -
(quar.)__-
com.
$1.12*4
$1.18%
$1.37'/a .
(quar.),.—
$1.25
(quar.)—______—$1.40
(quar.
$1.46%
(quar.)_;
—
•
$1.43®i ;
(quar.)—_
—...—
$1.67'4
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
"
"
'
Transmission,
Eastern
12-18
12- 1
12- I
20c
—-
dividend.-
Stock
Pay a bie- af Rev.".
10-31
11-30
11- 6
12-10
J40c
00c
(quar.
Canada, Ltd., common
Texaco
•
Ilold«r»
When
ter
Share.
-Name of Company -
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
.
Piedmont
&
Northern
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
revenue__
operating
from
oper.
exps.
ry. oper.
income
31, 1959 the company had net salea
$155,376.—V. 188, ;p. 2033.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$428,835
$458,697
248,717
233,733
$180,118
$224,964
36,746
76,135
1959—9 Months—1958
$4,176,672
$3,724,719
2,101,954
1,977,677
$2,074,718
574,169
$1,747,042
518,853
Volume
190
Number
5897
v.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1981)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.
Period
Sales
End. Sept. 30—
and
other
•Cost of.sales-and
(& Subs.)—Earnings
1953—afMonths—1958
income
share
$12,719 000 $11,775,000 $50,580,000 $33,316,000
•* ♦,
.
'
:V
;
-<b ••
oper.
„
,
Selling
deprec.,
Inc.
exps.,
•
1
bef, ..taxes
Income
for
inc.
com.
'
-
2,058,000
$809,000
-
$0.14
•
$1,695,000
„
2,813,000 ;
$0.34
'Including maintenance and repairs of $1,129,000 and $731,000 for
the quarters and $3,295,000 and $2,620,000 for the nine
months. t After
preferred dividends (based on 1,162,600 shares
of
ISO, p. 1424.
Pittsburgh &
Lake
Erie
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Railway operating
rev.
Ry. operating expenses
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$935,323
$2,830,545
$24,099,898
1,914,595
2,650,433
23,021,942
*$979,272
$180,112
$22,857,704
23,914,015
_
for its
underlying
Net
i
from
revenue
operations
Net
•
Deficit —V.
190, p.
173,148
1424,
-t
6,213 584
5 ,021,772
♦
to
These shares
$1,077, 956 *$1 ,056,311
737,639
of the
Railway
Sept. 30—
oper.
$351,250
"
$640,474
$6,031,621
corporation.
5,835,190
added
be
$5,905,904
624,959
5,703,013
exps.
efforts
from
to
r;'
-
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
'$180,652
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
190,
$196,431
50,402
'i
.
Plastic Applicators, Inc.
Edwards
$15,515
'41,910
1
1424.
p.
'*
325,102
BUSINESS—The
&
Sons, of St. Louis, Mo., on Nov. 6 headed
an. underwriting group which publicly offered
$1,000,000
of 6% convertible subordinated sinking fund deoentures
due Oct. 1,1969 at 100%, plus accrued interest from Oct.
1, 1959 to date of delivery.
:
corporation's
St.
debentures
$110,000
subject
by
to
the
entitled
are
principal
credit
for
after
or
fund
oper.
expenses.
in
part
to
1962-1968,
purchased
from
and
retire
time
to
time
option
at
V.
190,
Debs.
interest
percentages
of
accrued
the
thereon
principal
and
amount)
1961;
3%
if
redeemed
on
or
after
1962;
2%
if
redeemed
on
or
after
1963;
1%
if
redeemed
thereafter.
redemption
of
PROCEEDS
>
"received
after
(It
by
time
any
The
—
of
1,
1961
Oct.
1,
1962
No
(expressed
premium
the
before
Oct.
and
before
Oct.
will
be
operation
paid
of
the
net
proceeds
from
of
the
will
expenses,
approximately
sale
be
the
of
used
$900,000
at
company's
the
sion
of
(3)
$35,000
to
be
the
the
company.'s.Houston
and
construction
equipping
of
of
additions!
plant;
research
a
office
<4i
and
and
$40,000
First
City
Odessa
repayment
National
and
of
Bank
Houston,
first
a
of
mortgage
Houston
note
the
on
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
6r;
convertible
sinking fund debentures
Mortgages payable
Equipment
dates
ous
Common
'
notco
to
Without
fund
the
or
debentures
of
Texas
on
the
possible
conversion
the
20.
Duesterberg and H. M. Kellogg,
The
6%
of
the
sinking
the
the
laws
of
the
G.
company,
J.
are
company
was
since
that
company.
The
plicators,
plicators,
time
this
business
Inc.
and
Inc.—V.
its
lias
of
the
become
is
company
wholly-owned
190,
the
principal
carried
subsidiary
business
by
on
company,
of
the
offer
expires
at
involved.—V.
Potomac
3
188,
(EST)
2293.
p.
Dec.
on
"
Electric Power Co.
located
company,
registration statement
000,000 of
at
929
with
E
the
St.,
Files
31,
1959.
No
The
under¬
W„
on
Washington
Nov.
2,
C
first
applied
to
treasur.,
struction
1959
and
the
construction
is
program
full
estimated
at
I960.—V.
year
expenditures.
$4.8.000.000
190,
p.
Quaker
'
and
for
($1
share),
per
The
proceeds
restaurants
on
1*9,920
and
on
pf
Kansas
Nov.
.an
of
1958.—V,
190,
Oct, 26 filed
shares
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
to
be
used
for
at
working capital.
City,
Kansas,
investing
169,116
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
$1,720,658
3,452,734
from
rev.
railway
190, p.
$1,808,584
income
oper.
$483,771
201,624
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Regis
common for each share of
Regis wishes to acquire all the outstanding shares of
Birmingham
common, and will declare the exchange offer effective if 95% of the
outstanding shares of Birmingham common are deposited in
acceptance
of the offer (and may do so if no less than
80% are deposited). If
not less than 95%
of the Birmingham stock is so
acquired, St. Regis
intends to cause Birmingham to be
merged with and into St. Regis.
compared with
According to the prospectus, St. Regis
19 holders
of
of
8,661
Birmingham
—V.
190,
shares
providing
(86.6% )
for
the
for
fiscal
below.
$5,955,764
1,792,167
$5,998,212
2,033,525
used
.
The
company
transition
period,
that
twice
the
of
airliners
they
ning
to replace and this posed new design problems
in higher development and manufacturing costs.
also
with
effect
the
was
the
increased:
of
the
complexity of the
keen
competition
hew
and
the
the
number
the
break-even
p.
to
the
reduction
Construction
with
a
tentative
bank
of
expenditures
estimate
of
bor¬
in
1959
$37,400,000
Sept.
the
In
$1.74
or
calendar
$5,261,000,
to
28
1958
year
$1.32
or
in
on
the
the
regular
from
the
12
26
figures
same
to
this
of
offering,
consisted
of:
share.
a
ended
Aug.
stock
common
shares
outstanding.
$59,456,000
were
and
basis.
CAPITALIZATION—Aug. 31 capitalization, adjusted
tion
quarterly
cents
months
applicable
4,000,000
on
comparable
share
per
share
a
income
share
per
increased
cents
revenues
$67,459,000 and net
were
$6,940,000,
was
directors
8
stock
operating
$100,000,000
to reflect comple¬
of
long-term
debt;
1,375,000 shares of $20 par value cumulative preferred stock, in lour
series;
and
4,500,000
shares
of
stock.—V.
common
190,
p.
1567.
airframe
of
point."—V. 189,
applied
or
purpose.
$33,042,000,
common
on
1959
31,
resulted
airplanes their market research
indicated could be sold.
Thus the point where a profitable position
is reached depends on the particular break-even point established in
the
pricing
formula.
Higher
than
contemplated
'beginning'
costs
experienced by the industry in building new jet transports
further
over
Co.—Offering to Stockhold¬
proceeds to the company from this sale will be
costs
that
EARNINGS—Total
jet transports
between
at
DIVIDENDS—On
begin¬
are
who were vying for airline orders.
To price the air¬
planes attractively to the airlines, sales studies were made to determine
the
market
potential and development,
tooling and
start-up ' costs
amortized
offer.
company is
an
operating public utility supplying
power
and natural gas service in Sari Diego County and a
of Orange County, Calif.
At Aug. 31, 1959 the company had
customers for electricity and 248.000 gas customers.
dividend
manufacturers
were
stock
common
exchange
BUSINESS—The
portion
308,000
affecting all companies producing commercial transports.
were completely new in design because,
for one thing,
almost
the
1960)
electric
share
$2.18 per
shares.
This
states that "there are several reasons for this decline.
from piston engines ot Jets came,
within a relatively
are
estimated
shares
with
net
construction
are
airplanes
speeds
for
rowings incurred for
for
1,853,696
of
1879.
p.
'500,000 additional shares of $10 par,value common stock
at a price of $23.40 per share.!- The
offer, which expires
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) Nov. 24, permits tb*
purchase of one
new share for each eight held.
Unsubscribed shares will
be
offered to employees, officers and certain former
employees; shares not thus taken up will be purchased
by an underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
1959—9 Months—1958
$532,979
158,969
on
compares
holds written options from
outstanding
ers—This company is offering to the holders of its
com¬
stock of record on Nov. 4 rights to
subscribe for
1958.
share
per
1959
now
the
of
acceptance
mon
Corp.—Earnings—
$1.40
fiscal
Birmingham
St.
.
$4,048,097
$1,810,536 $18,288,958 $13,762,749
938,098
7,875,582
6,493,921
811,405
1463.
common.
to
$1,750,773 $17,915,090 $18,145,180
1,217,794
11,959,326
12,146,968
1,236,887
1959—9 Mos.—1956
$5,255,573 $49,352,415 $44,086,532
3,445,037
31,063,457
30,323,783
$5,261,318
Savannah
-
Net
Atlanta
revenue-
$359,751
$310,415
oper.
expenses.
269,917
245,718
$89,834
$64,697
38,290
36,784
rev.
ry.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
oper.
from
income
oper.
190,
p.
195^—9 Mos.—1958
$3,088,377
2,338,402
' $2,834,956
$749,975
362,641
$628,670
2,206,286
railway
operations
Net
2724.
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
373,060
1463.
Rototiller, Inc.—Exchange Offer—
See
Porter-Cable Machine
Corp.
above.—V. 173, p.
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
2293.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Rutland
operating
operating
Net
from
rev.
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$415,473
$3,453,506
$3,423,496
exps.
339,088
3,156,559
3,091,079
ops.
$33,752
$76,385
$296,947
$332,417
40,300
ry.
railway oper. inc.
'Deficit.—V.u 190, p.
par
$
$366,760
333,008
rev._
Net
the
1959—Month—1958
Ry.—Earnings-
*190
41,965
*9,107
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
12,025,403
$
$
9,507,340
119,912,674
9,520,298
90,777,461
ry. oper.
3,006,839
2,505,105
29,135,213
22,755,564
income___
1,577,050
1,513,724
14,441,628
13,400,701
from
oper.
190, p.
1959—9 Months—1958
$
12,514,179
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
114,518,029
91,762,465
1567.
1463.
Service Life Insurance Co.—Common Stock Offered—
equipment,
supplies,
'
company,
filed
an
3,
1959,
to its registration
statement seeking
additional 200,000 common shares.—V.
185, p. 188.
8
amendment
registration
to subscribe for 11,325 shares of
its
common
per
stock
(par
share, with each
com¬
Oct. 1 publicly offered at par $250,000 of fiveand ten-year subordinated notes, without underwriting,
pany
on
in
multiples of $100 each. The five-year notes are due
Sept. 30, 1964, while the 10-year notes become due on
Sept. 30, 1969. No underwriting is involved.
The
note3
are
scaled
Dynamics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
The corporation is
offering to its stockholders the right
$1) at the subscription price of $10
Saginaw Financing Corp.—Notes Offered—This
leasing
Radiation
495,632
Southwestern
basis of 8.625 shares of St.
corporation
amounted
without'underwriting.
are
25,683
1632.
p.
1959—Month—1958
ry. oper.
Railway
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. —
Registers With
Securities & Exchange Commission—
This
this
1959
the quarter in 1958, and brought
share to $1.80, an increase of 43%
Industries, Inc.,
Period End. Sept..30—
.
Restaurant System, Inc.,
Norton, Va.
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
covering
of
of
Fredericksburg & Potomac. RR.^Earnings
income.—
of
of
close
The
company's con¬
the last quarter of
Maid
r'Zhe corP°ra"°n
SEC
months
outstanding
at
in fiscal 1958,
based -on
the
same
number
of
decline,
despite
the
highest sales volume in the company's history, is said by the company
to reflect the experience of most aircraft manufacturers, particularly
those who have been engaged in the development and production of
new commercial jet airliners.
The
.1566.
15,715
2,265,629
.
St. Regis Paper
over
earnings per
quarters
Aircraft
Earnings
the
Railway
Files With
services
and
nine
reimburse
past
$1,003,393
-
mortgage bonds, due 1994, to be offered' for
public sale
bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds
will be
the company's construction
program or used to
for
$1,703,335
This company, located at 150 E. 42nd
Street, New York, has filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 86,250 shares of common
stock.
The company proposes to offer this
stock in exchange for out¬
standing shares of the common stock of Birmingham Paper Co. on the
stock for the third quarter amounted
common
filed
$15
$121,771
this
earnings for the fiscal year which ended on July 31, 1959,
$191,272,128 and $2,586,300,
respectively, compared with $147,-
were
competitive
its
with
and
extended
D
covering'
1959
$3,876,268
2,172,933
$3,269>032
236,911
oper.
ry.
—V.
shares
,
Inc
1959—9 Months—19*8
$358,682
$114,509
operations
employee
Burns, President.
quarters totaled $978,200,000,
1462.
"Combined
'
N.
three
from
p.
Itohr
-
—
SEC
issued
be
to
26,368
Net
increase of 38%
over
the same period
on Oct. 22
by David Sarnoff, Chairman
increase of 28%
an
oper.
Sales
short
Registers Bonds With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
rev.
These
—
190, p. 1463.
Net
of
period
share of
per
first
i90,
their
p.m.
restricted
of
first
an
Trans Continental
ry.
Ap¬
Rototiller
is
warrants
exercise
JL
Ap¬
The corporation on Oct, 23
filed a letter of notification with
the SEC
covering 10,910 shares of common stock
(par $10) to be offered in
exchange-for'all- of
the' outstanding
stock
of
exchange
See,
Plastic
Porter-Cable Machine Corp.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
writing
the
1 Richmond,
Rubber
1566.
p.
*
.
1959—Month—1958
oper.
PROCEEDS—The
the application of
plastic coatings to oil refining, chemical
and food
processing equipment. In 1955 the company
began the operation of a
plant to apply internal baked plastic
coatings to ojl field tubular goods,
and
and
share,
per
the
-
debentures
convertible
.
$2,174,177 $16,569,294 $14,451,041
1,335,493
8,394,069
8,006,350
San Diego Gas & Electric
Net
still the principal executive officers
Executive Vice-President
respectively. At the
the principal business of the
serving as President and
time of its.
.organization,
of
for
Republic Appliance Corp.—Acquired-
'228,086 shs.
of
under
founders
the
first three
nine-month
the
over
538,056
incorporated
was
1S45.
Outstanding
$150,000
70,300 shs.
$150,000
reserved
are
products
of
for
John L.
and
for
cents,
—V.
outstanding.
company
Nov.
of
FINANCING
89,578
500,000 shs.
conversion
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$347,270
232,761
from ry. oper.
income—
rev.
Railway
Railway
quarter
total
Net
64^070
117,257
possible
the
60,000
-
to
presently
BUSINESS—The
State
150,000
and
--j.
$9,964,067 $89,851,933 $82,946,257
7,789,89b 73,282,639 68,495,246
"
.
672,649
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1,000,000
vari¬
;
effect
sales
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
.
515,500
at
$1)
(par
giving
being offered
due
1962.—
stock
'
real estate
on
payable,
exercise
exercise
Period End. Sept. 30—
Outstanding
subordinated
sinking *
debentures due 1969,,—$1,000,000
,
FINANCING
Authorized
convertible
fund
PRESENT
'200,000 shs.
announced
was
the
Earnings
.
to 51
by
■
(
$1,401,751
—
St. Louis
\
(6i
added
be
—V.
in 1958, an increase of 17%.
sales amounted to $344,500,000, compared with $292,200,000 for the quarter in 1958.
Net profit after Federal taxes totaled
$7,900,000, compared with $6,300,000 for last year's third quarter.
antici¬
held
(7)
$46,000" for retiremept
10-JeardebetttUr^V'(8t $250,000 to
•/."}
fiox'*
A
from
it
for
Third
property at
of presently
Texas;
outstanding-64^ series
working capital.
to
New
for
presently
company's
TO
exercisable at $5
representing
$834,800,000
at
facilities;
for
716
p.
1463.
p.
ry.
Teleray's
of
Corp. of America—Earnings Up—
Board,
Sales
con¬
building
the company's Houston plant;
(5) $209,000 to be set aside
pated future expansion of the company's
production
$110,000
the
the
subsidiaries
year,
the
of
warehouse
for
development
EFFECT
shares
30,000
the
for
profit
its
last
offered
pipe-coating plant; (2) $50,000 for expan¬
coating shop at the company's Odessa, Texas plant;
for
at
struction
at
Net
and
Houston
the custom
facilities
a
Radio
1,
follows:
as
all
1,
sinking
debentures
approximately
of
Net
Net
In addition, 15,000 shares
stock options, of
which amount 11,800 shares have been granted.—V. 190, p. 1073.
for repayment of short-term bank loans Incurred
prin¬
connection with the addition
of new production
facilities
in
for
reserved
are
the
on
railway'
income—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
offering and exercisable at $12.50 per share.
1,
and
190,
Ry.—Earnings—
$9,477,177
8,075,426;
Period End. Sept. 30—
on
assumption
1970—
Aug. 31,
(par $1)
warrants,
reserved
are
in
before Oct.
redeemed
Oct.
the
and
GIVING
amount,
outstanding
on
$160,000
cipally
-
5% 1 if
of
due
stock
this
$27,300,000,
the, company
deduction
premium
a
debentures- through
any
5Vile,
♦Of
the
of
operated
St Louis, San Francisco &
Texas Ry. —Earnings—
It
Authorized
Oct.
the
incorporated
was
State of New York.
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION
redeemed
or
the
at
the
inclusive,
1,
1960
on
at least 30
days' written notice to each
registered holder thereof upon payment of the principal amount thereof
and
corporation
The corporation was founded to
capitalize upon the development
the "Dynamitron" and with it to exploit commercial and research
applications for radiation.
Common
redeemable
are
from
operations
oper,
interest
has
and
dealers.—V.
1959—Month—1958
Railway
rev.
The
Co.
1957.
Since
1938,
the
company
has
automobile loans, appliance* financing,
automobile
Louis-San Francisco
ry.
11,
business
years,
for
revenue—
fret
in
•
oper.
of
/
.
debentures
or
sufficient
the years
debenture^ ..converted,
.f
whole
in
company
sinking
a
e$ch of
company.
REDEMPTION—The
-
to
in
amount
39
Finance
Feb.
been
254.
p.
: Railway
Net
Sparta
acquired
has
loans,
financing
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
of
and
was
small
on
floor-plan
183,
Co.
Corp.
approximately
concentrated
V.
at
liabilities.
.
'The
Financing
profitably
and
April 28,
1958
is engaged in the
development, production, manufacture and sale or rental of a highenergy
accelerator, known as the "Dynamitron".
In June, 1958 the
corporation acquired all the assets of Teleray Corp., a Missouri Cor¬
poration, in consideration for the issuance of 15,300 shares of the
A. G.
—
business
companies
two
Saginaw
net
pursuant to the laws of
Debentures Offered
—
Finance
these
in
working capital, the corporation intends to use approximately $30,000
marketing the "Dynamitron," approximately $50,000 in expansion
its
plant
and
irradiation
services
facilities
and
approximately
$40,000 in the development of a 3 MEV "Dynamitron."
$202,891
279,281
'»
and
afe
Michigan corporation, operates
Grandville, Mich., and Spafta
a
in
v
,
office
companies
a Michigan corporation, operates a small loan office
and
Sparta, Mich. Both offices possess the necessary
authority
State
of
Michigan to conduct such business.
Saginaw
Corp. owns in excess of 91%
of
the
outstanding stock
Grandville
of
Net
the
Financing
of
proceeds to be realized from this offering will
general funds of the corporation. Of such increase In
the
to
loan
three
,
Co.,
business at
purchase
PROCEEDS—The
1959—9 Months—1958
531,902
revenue—
Railway operating
'
1959—Month—1958
best
are
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
its
small
a.
These
agency.
addition, Granville Finance Co.,
Finance
warrants
stockholders
operating inc.—
ry.
use
In
"
common
heretofore issued to some of its
such stock at $5 per share.
being olfefed as1 a speculation. At the
present time there is no market for the common stock
ry.
——
account and to
own
operator of an insurance
.Michigan corporations.
all
place 11,175 shares of common stock with certain selected
investors at $10 per share, in each case with accompany¬
ing warrants to purchase an equal number of shares of
common stock at $12.50 per share.
In addition, the cor¬
poration is registering 30,000 shares of common stock
'
~
Period End. Sept. 30—
Saginaw,
Micji.,
on
1933, has agreed to purchase 2,500 shares of
stock
outstanding at the end
of both periods).—V.
with the right to subscribe for additional common stock
the basis of one share of additional common stock for
each four shares of common stock then held. The offer
(EST)
;Family
Co.,
with
small
loan
offices
at
Alma,
Alpena,. Bay • City,
Manistee and Saginaw, and duly licensed to conduct a
small
business by the State of Michigan
in such cities.
Sheboygan
Finance Co., with a small loan office at
Sheboygan, Mich., and with
authority from the State of Michigan to conduct such loan
office, and
General
Service, Inc.,
with office
at
606
Eddy Building,
Cadillac,
loan
Nov. 16, 1959. Subject
to subscription of all the shares being offered to stock¬
holders, Hayden, Stone & Co., which may be deemed an
underwriter within the meaning of the Securities Act
$715,000
$1.46
BUSINESS—This Delaware corporation was
incorporated on May 20,
It
operates
the following
wholly-owned subsidiaries:
1920.
Loan
on
will expire at 3:30 p.m.
980,000
$2,012,000 *-
1
stock
common
date)
-
/
;
5,772.000
$4,825,000
$272,000
-$0.16
••■'•;•
-6,281,000
543,000
$291,000
period
stock.
"
•
$815,000
'5.18',000>'
taxes
the
tPer share of
25,849,000
.$7,467,000
2,044,000
on
income
8,902,000
i
taxes,, etc
for
39,474,000
$2-373,000 $11,106,000
$2,853,000'
1—
admin.
&
Prov.
9,866;000
.
Gr«ss profit
fully-transferable warrant
a
exercisable for ten years at the price of $12.50 per share.
This offer is being made to each stockholder of record
at the close of business on Oct.
26, 1959 (the record
.
expenses
having attached to it
for the purchase of an additional share of
"1959—9 Months—1958
49
down
to
redeemable
par
PROCEEDS—The
to
at
an
maturity,
initial
plus
redemption
accrued
interest
price of 103%
in each case.
net
proceeds will be used to furnish ad'ditipnal
and its subsidiaries to carry on its regular
financing and small loan business. It is anticipated that the proceeds
funds
to
from
the
additional
are
the
headed
an
underwriting group which made
on
a
Oct. 26
secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at
$20 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
■went
Fred
to
B.
net
proceeds
Dickey,
(selling stockholder),
of
Chairman
this
and
SEC
registered
President
of
the
secondary
company
and no funds will accrue to the company.
company
sales
bank
required
Kay & Company, of Houston, Tex., at noon
to
of
or
these
other
finance
notes
may
enable
the
company
to
borrowings when and as additional
the expansion of the business.
obtain
funds
BUSINESS—The
and,
to
a
company
limited extent,
is
engaged
in the
writing of life,
group,
accident insurance policies, offered in Texas,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Virginia, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah,
SO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1982)
Nevada
and
Hawaii,
Mississippi;
Okinawa,
Guam,
and to military personnel stationed in Japan
the Canal Zone, Western Europe and North
Africa.
Insurance
in
force
EARNINGS—Net
of
as
profit
June
months
six
the
tor
$184,011,741,
totaled
1959
30,
ended
June
A
bid
of
which
190,
shares of
500,000
are
Dickey
Mr.
will
stock out¬
common
415,091
own
the current
after
£17.
p.
from
received
also
was
Halsey,
Issuance
the
to
sale
and
Interstate
the
of
certificates
'
■
are
■
by Ira Haupt & Co. and asso¬
oversubscribed and the books
closed.
190,
■«
the
1960
debentures
the sale of the debentures will be
«sed
by the company for additional working capital; for plant relo¬
cation, consolidation and expansion of equipment for research and
development, and for sales promotion, advertising and other increased
.facilities
in connection
with
the
products being developed.
PROCEEDS .-Net
from
proceeds
BUSINESS-The. corporation is engaged principally in the field of
♦Manufacturing and designing various equipments for industrial, military
*md
educational
applications utilizing skills in infra-red, electronics,
data
processing, servo devices and controls, instrumentation, optics,
V
Net
Park,
Long Island,
York,
New
will be
but
consolidated
EARNINGS—For
the
six
months
ended
30,
June
the
1959
company
subsidiary had consolidated net sales and rental income of
'^2.352,426 and net income of $101,011, equal to 15 cents per com¬
share.
mon
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Notes
4%
_,-i
secured note
Dec
15,
t-6%
promissory
6%
convertible
tures
due
Common
tOn
"The
the
principal
stock
and
on
15,000
may
be
offered
time
of
sale.
along
V.
with
190,
•Of
28,819,761
26,700,424
Loewi
of
per
$1,000,000
In
annum.
the
and
by such
assumption of their liabilities.
stockholders
Southwestern
Life
mature
warrant
a
company's
to
The
the
classes
five
of
has
at
market
prices
1,047,019
outstanding
preferred
stock
and
the
shares
at
common
sundry
indebtedness.—
Public
Service
Co.—Earnings—
has reported gross operating revenues of $4,621,054 for
September, 1959, compared with $4,179,297 for the same
previous year. Gross income for September, 1959, was
of
of
the
$1,214,960 in
to
September,
1958.
Gross
operating revenues and gross income
$12,870,134 for the 12 months - ended Sept. 30,
$42,767,953 and $11,733,795 for the 12
increase
of
11%-
and
10%,
Net
income
equal,
for
after
the
of
■
$47,509,545
were
stpek
30,
the
12
same
loan
Howe Sound Co.,
Period
ended
Sept.
1959,
30,
to
$2.02
outstanding
above,—V.
End, Sept. 30—
this
amount,
6.800
shares were reserved for the exercise of
15,000 shares were reserved for the exercise of the warrant
footnote (f > above, an 39,060 shares were reserved for
of key
employee restricted stock options. There will also be
exercise
reserved
shares
for
issuance
UNDERWRITERS—The
debentures
to
be
offered
now
the
and
Purchased by each
the
principal
Ira-
Haupt & Cp^z:L-.Z~.—$125,000
Johnston, Lemon &. Co.—_ lid,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.— 100,000
H.
Hentz
Hirsch
&
&
Peters,
Co—
190,
Warren
Inc.
Corp..
of
&
W.
Net
&
70,000
Co.
&
Sloss
$9,705,000,
share
on
the
end
of
said
182,
The
SEC
33
H.
Burd
New
Net
ry.
—V.
panies,
and
and
of
order
certain
of
Presidents,
other
provisions
anti-fraud
etock
Buff,
individuals, from
Securities Act
issued
on
further
the
Shelton-Warren
was
respectively,
Oil
Co.,
and
consent
Inc.
in
of
the
violations
the
sale
of
com¬
of
the
common
A
temporary
restraining
a
court
hearing
scheduled
for
preliminary injunction.—V. 188.
5,
1959,
SEC
on
motion
for
1969.
p.
Shinyetsu
Electric
Power
Co., Ltd. (Shinyetsu
ryoku Kabushiki Kaisha)—Partial
Redemption—
Dillon,
Read
fiscal
agent,
as
1959,
$64,000
Dec.
1,
1952
&
Co.,
Inc.,
announced
of
its
(extended
the
Street, New York
corporation will redeem
6Va%
sinking
1962».-
Payment
mortgage
to
plus accrued interest.—V.
William
46
that
first
Dec." 1.
189,
p.
iund
will
Den-
5,
N.
be
Y.,
Dec.
on
bonds,
at
from
100%
2038.
of Toledo, Ohio—Notes
Offering Set for Nov.
10— B. C. Ziegler &
Bend, Wis., expects to offer tomorrow (Nov.
of 5%, 5V4%
and 5!2% direct obligation
This 10-year issue will
carry the following
5%
pons;
maturities
on
serial
Net
and
the
binding
Sisters
obligations
have
incumbrance
of
agreed
properties
the
Sisters
to
keep
valued
tree
at
of
and
Notre
clear
$3,085,000,
Dame
of
of
$1,220,265
$1,247,505
65,285
470,570
527,068
&
Seattle
70
—An
Upon
will
be
before
4ime3
rV.
completion of the new Academy
approximately $5,557,923. Average
interest
the
180. "p.
for
maximum
the
last
annual
five
the
annual
Sisters,
cash
$187,891,
requirements on
years
Interest
of
$2,976,797
2,156,760
$3,108,830
$25,874,380 $24,119,806
2,191,453
18.946,487
$6,927,893
3,201,841
was
operating
which
these
is
gain
6.55
notes
1541.
30—,
Co.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
on
Nov. 4
publicly offered an, issue of $6,000,000 4%% (non-call¬
able) equipment trust certificates, maturing
annually
Nov. 1, 1960 to 1974. inclusive, at prices to
yield from
4.90% to 5.10%.and to 4.95% in 1974,
according to matur-
will
of
from ry, oper.
income—
190,
190,
debentures
prior
to
at
The
&
2,569.014
Net
*
*$8,099
*$78,452
*$6,080
65,524
78,421
718,245
627,797
Products,
have
maturity.
100%
the
1673.
%
the
For
to
plus
accrued
and
of
sinking
the
fund
the
interest.
444%
3
5%
2
be
redeemable
proceeds
this
from
year
to
the
80%
fund
of
debentures
the
will
at
the
offering
provide
will
be
additional
radio
r.nd
television,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
debentures—
pay
wliolly.owned
and
is
sub¬
of
one
the
1980.——
stock
PRESENT
($100
§AU
annum.
for
seasonal
the
shares
JNone
'
S250 shs.
—„
amount
of
4%
It
is
and
of
with
time
certain
until
anticipated
other
common
banks
Sept. 1.
this
the
W.
Blyth
<fc
Co..
—------
Bateinan.
R urn
Blunt
Baird
Eichler
&
Co.
Net
Co..
Inc
&
Sons—
be
$46,053
$45,719
$802,764
$944,454
*8,987
*6,755
136,384
230,817
p,
1568.
1959—Month—1958
Sept. 30—
1959—9 Months—1958
$
$
11.582,770
revenue
$
11,348,621 106,436,726 100,725,414
exps,
9,080,528
8,716,703
79,531.157
76,464,136
ry. oper.
2,502,242
510,644
2,631,918
26,905,569
24.261,278
643,808
5,943,201
4,849,104
income
Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$5,790,540
1959—9 Months—1958
exps.
4.756,278
$5,855,943 $55,839,560 $53,489,874
4,782,828
45,287,603
43.458,923
ry. oper.
from
SI.034,262
361,804
$1,073,115 $10,551,957 $10,030,951
487,036
2,875,754
2,698,727
income
oper.
1464.
p.
Oct.
Ownership—
this company
purchased from Loew's Inc. 3,334 shares of
capital stock of KTTV Inc. which Loew's had purchased in August,
1956, it was jointly announced by. Norman Chandler and Joseph R.
Vogel. Presidents of the respective companies. The price was not dis¬
On
27
the
it was stated
that,it Was in
but
Loew's
of
the $1,625,000
paid for the stock.
excess
Acquisition cf these shares, which constitute 25%
stock,
restores
vision
to
The
Times-Mirror
Co.
100%
of
which
the outstanding
ownership
the
of
tele¬
company. The transaction is unrelated to the film license agree¬
under which KTTV holds exclusive Los Angeles television rights
ment
the pre-1948
four
library of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature pictures, which,
years to run.—V. 190. p. 1341.
1
Construction
&
Co., Inc.—To Redeem
Stock—
has called for redemption on Dec. 22,
1959.
all
5% cumulative preferred stock at $20.50 per share,
dividends of 25 cents per share.—V. 189, p. 857.
corporation
its
outstanding
accrued
Town
fund
^Feb
has
employed
ox
Enterprises,
Inc.—Class
A
Common
Stock
Of¬
fered—Johnston, Lemon & Co., of Washington, D. C., on
publicly offered 200,000 shares of class A common
stock (par 50 cents) at 31.75 per share.
the
company
owned
are
offered
through
the
Davis.
S.
* Co-
Skaggs & Co.__
Dickson & Co., Inc.
Dominick
Dominick—
Francis I. du Pont
& Co.
120000
ssiooo
Dillon. Union
Securities & Co
Estabrook
Fulton
Deetjen
A*
Reid
&
Co.
Co.
&
Co.,
period
ffcm
PROCEEDS—The
sale
the
of
class
purchasing
of
portion
the
indebtedness
to
common
where
opening
or
proceeds
banks.
30,
1959
BUSINESS—Town
as
a
the
Delaware
through
The
to
received
be
stock
will
new
may
No
be
be
loan
by
specific asset
by
120 000
Enterprises. Inc..
corporation
wholly-owned
acquisition
is
at
company's
and
subsidiaries
business
was
has
in
consists
organized
been
the
of
on
and
present
borrowers.
managing
In
this
April 22,
finance
and
lending
individual
reduce
since
affairs^of its wholly-owned subsidiaries which in turn
to
ex¬
least
at
a
its
con¬
.
engaged
loan
the
to
receivables
to
company
120,000
money
its
Temporarily
the
from
company
the company
increasing
offices.
used
the
by
used
through
550,000
Inc!
low bid and
asked and
,
260 000
875 000
Oct.
to
templated.
120 000
120,000
1959
practicable
85,000
85,000
1.
"common stock were $11 a bid-$l34
prices were $178 bid and $2(8 asked.
proceeds
A
its business
pand
July
prices of the class A
high bid and asked
and
Eastman
Emanuel,
85'000
<fc
below-
<• «*■» ««■ p»>-
R.
150,000
the
\
were
120,000
85,000
bv
the
For
as
asked
the
150,000
875.000
~
Brown
1959—9 Months—1958
ry. oper.
190,
&
rev.
190,
plus
to $25 000 000
up
will
Butcher "& She"rre?a:::
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan <S: Co.,
Alex.
1959—Month—1958
$2,851,877
1,907,423
operating
ry.
—V.
of
purposes.
stock
%\u °'xInc5:-—260,000
Ellis & Simmons120,000
&
of
company
1962
credit
Fr&iSKSM?ore UMer.a comraltmeM
PlUcumfAr:
°„n.S2.270.ooo BriL?- Slocnmb
__
be
manner.—•
Nov. 5
UNDERWRITERS—The debentures
m
usual
income:—
oper.
Railway
§250 shs.
sinking
the company in anticipation
General Telephone &• Electronics
Corp.
inc.
the
$2,799,126
1,996,362
from
rev.
The
19,992,000
25,000 000
25,000,000
principal
agreement
from tune to
per
in
paid
$279,516
233,797
operating
Preferred
10.992.000
.
part—
$750,000
credit
p.
to borrow
5%
debentures, need
-
be
Ry.—Earnings-—
Railway oper. revenue-
5.760,000
sinking fund requirements.
?Under
original
to
thereof.
will
1959,
$277,029
230.976
Tishman Realty
*15,500,000
25,000,000
!?«*?®ntsui!es' due 1978, helcl
1960
right
Bank,
of the
exps.
from
Texas
$18,795,000
—
1962
Chicago, 231
Hanover
Outstanding
5.760,000
—
due
of
the
next,- through operation
1,
respect
owners
1,
revenue..
oper.
license has
FINANCING
16,250,000
including
at
or
190, p, 1464.
capital.
lighting, electronic prod¬
Authorized
...
!984
*Not
in
payments
Dec.
closed,
to
used
working
$19,545,000
promissory notes
Common
on
111.,
90,
Y.
Dec.
be
the
industries.
1975—
due
N.
Times-Mirror Co.—Completes TV Outlet
will
1971
f
National Bank & Trust Co.
Chicago
registered
Mexican
rev.
ry.
Net
sinking
than
more
,
for redemption on Dec. 1, next, through
fund, $16,000 of its 2%% debentures, due
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
Period End. Sept. 30—
books closed.
annual
an
retire
1978
due
196,179
Offered
.
incurred
due
due
$755,848
215,109
called
100%
Illinois
operating
ry.
Net
to
i
$789,858
.
46,182
1880.
p.
Railway
Inc.—Debentures
benefit
sufficient
years
photographic
45;«%
$110,055
Texas & New Orleans RU.—Earnings—
on
CAPITALIZATION
3J
$100,162
31,259
York 15,
also be repaid
Deficit.—V.
Net
190, p.
BUSINESS—Syivonia Electrtc Products Inc. is a
sidiary of General Telephone & Electronics Corp.
Sinking fund
$3,010,161
2,254,318
s
Paper Co., above.—V.
will
two
PROCEEDS—Net
and
,2,316,520
New
due
Period End.
•
ucts
$3,106,378
261,494
1464.
p.
debentures also
loans
$371,549
2.548,583
option of the company
at prices ranging from 105«2%- to
100%, but cannot be redeemed prior
to
Nov.
1,
19C6 through borrowings
navmg an interest cost of less
than 5Va.%
annually.
bank
1959—9 Months—1958
$354,724254,562
Period End. Sept. 30—
$2,542,503/
$7,343
Electric
issue
:
'u
1959—Month—1958
Street,
such
the
to
Net
1959—9 Months—1958
52,490,562
290,526
2^rSlUnrt & Co-Inc- 2'265'000
fered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
Broadway,
V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$282,427
$292.474
"
.
285,131
first
Alabama.—»
sinking
at
Railway oper.
exps.
the
Pnhwt
Robert
Southern Pacific
1971,
Interest
2,822 992
revenue.^-,
after
has
$5,794,744
247,636
debentures were priced at 100%
This offering was oversubscribed
The
Elba,
was
operates
company
,
Ry.—Earnings—
ry. oper.
the
of
Texas
$917,377
oper.
needed
assets
largest industrial finance companies,
the financing of instal¬
the nation's third largest manu¬
Inc.,
18,325,062
group managed by Paine, Webber,
Nov. 5 publicly offered
$25,000,000
of 512%' sinking fund debentures due
Nov. 1, 1984.
The
valid
total
120,000
sinking fund, upon presentation of original debentures to either of the
paying agents, the aggregate then due of $784,000'
principal amount of original debentures in accordance with the provi¬
sions
of
said
indenture.
As
provided by the indenture, no specific
underwriting
are
Academy.
875,000
1464.
p.
LaSalle
given
349,081
Jackson & Curtis
at
mortgage or
includine
the
new
875,000
.
Co.,
above-mentioned
1959—9 Months—1958
$820,037
Sylvaula
Girls
any
&
agreement coverine
an
Trailers,
Continental
the
notice
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
exps.
KVP Sutherland
for
and
the
of
one
6
Central
company
1,
$165,303
ry, oper.
oper.
rev.
ry,
4%
Toledo
Inc.,
income,"—
oper.
190,
—V.
November^
PURPOSE OF ISSUE—To pay in part for a new
Academy
at Toledo, Ohio, costing approximately $2,175,000. These notes
Co.—
Inc.,
ry,
26,189
cou¬
February, 1961 through
1962: 514%
on
maturities from February,
through November, 1965; and 5!'2% on maturities
from February, 1966 through
August, 1969. Dealer con¬
cessions are: 1% through August, 1963:
1V4% from Feb¬
ruary, 1964 through August, 1967; 1 *2% from
February,
1968 through August, 1969.
Co;—
&
Biddle
,
Dorsey
Net rev. from
Net
—V.
June
Sutherland Paper Co.—Merger Planned—
from
1963
&
Witter
Yarnall,
Texaco, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
1567.
p.
*Deficit.—V.
notes.
interest
White,-Weld
Period End. Sept. 30—
$98,867
Railway operating
Co., of West
10), $550,000
260,000
Dean
85.0C0
150,000'
Railway oper. revenue,,
Railway operating exps.
1,720,766
larger companies in
(The) Sisters of Notre Dame,
,
85,000
Co.
-
operation
income:..
oper.
190,
Railway
1,
due
&
^
1,481,031
revenue...
redeemable
Nov.
of
Railway oper.
two
85,000
Watling,; Lerchen
Co.,
Nov.
on
Tennessee
158,457
Staten Island Rapid Transit
50,000
filing of a
Costa, Inc.,
Broadway, Frank
Wilbur
Taleott,
Railway
the
YoTk
Regional Office
announced
the
2, 1959, seeking to enjoin Jacwin &
Biltiinore Securities Corp.. of 160
;
&
.
acquired recently- by the Dorsey Corp.,
and the
nationally from its plant and general offices in
V.
190, p.
1777.
'
;
-'
181,972
operating
25,000
Nov.
on
Broadway,
Dabney
—'
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
administrative details. These services will enable Dorsey's distributors to
their sales and inventory position:-Dorsey Trailers,
1059.
p.
1464.
p.
rev.
See
complaint
,
150,000
_
increase
exps.
income
oper.
190,
Net
Shelter-Warren Oil Co., Inc.—Stock Fraud
Charged by
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
Inc.,
of highway
trailers, through 100 distributors in the U, S.
foreign countries—
—
this program, Taleott will handle retail as well as wholesale
financing for Dorsey. Trailers; Inc., and
its distributors.
This
will
include the checking of credits, collecting
of retail paper and other
at
Railway
1567.
p.
Co.
'
&
Inc.
85,000
875,000
•
—
in
South
oper.
Co.
Co._
875,000
Co.,
Secu-
facturer
$2,968,271
Spokane, Portland
50.000
Edens,
&
1019.,;
p.
sales
ment
$2,701,296
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Marron,
Inc—
&
Tyson
,
&
(James) Taleott, Inc.—New Client—
ry. oper.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Co.—50,000
York
—_
Turben
There
Net
the^debentures
of
Zuckerman, Smith
100,000
*
debentures.
Townsend,
Van
120,000
Corp.
85,000
,
.
———-
James
was
per
at
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
Period End. Sept.
Schwabacher
Chris-
&
the
underwriters
amount
100.000
Writer
of
Granbery, Maifache & Co. $70,000
McKelvy & Co,——. 50,000
100,000
Co
tensen, Inc.
■Clayton Securities
—V.
several
Smith
&
ritics
150,000
Pierce,
260.000
Webster
Stroud
—
Co._
85,000
Co.
——
&
85,000
v
&
&. Boyce—_
Nicolaus
Inc.
Stone
150.000
Co._
Co-
&
&
R. Staats
Bros.
Stifel,
85,000
&
Lynch,
Stein
875,000
:—
Co.
&
Inc.———
Co.
190,
1959—9 Months—1958
operating
follows:
as
are
conversion
upon
of
names
Brothers
Deane & Scribner
William
$600,000
120.000
Corp.:
Milwaukee Co:-—;—.
$323,760
Railway
in
45,455
85,000
Legg & Co.-—_
announced
warrants,
described
150,000
150,000
Lunt
$280,839
oper.
Railway
agreement.
550,000
Co._
months
Railway
Aug. 17, 1969.
The price and number of shares
adjustment under specified circumstances, and adjust¬
upon sale of the debentures. On Oct. 19, 1959 the
borrowed
the additional
sum
of
$500,000, the remainder
the
85,000
& Hutzler
&
260,000
&
Lundborg
Inc.
an
period.
period of the preceding year, net income was
$8,420,510, equal, after preferred dividends, to $1,75 per share on
4,388,179 shares outstanding at end of said period.—V. 190,
p.
1776.
to
under
Renshaw
Shields- & Co.-
Merrill,
1974
per
550,000
.
with
1958,
^
dividends,
stock
common
and
1959,: compared
ended Sept,
respectively.
months
12
preferred
shares
months
•
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
the right
Bros.
Schwabacher
Singer,
Fenner
and
$1,356,465 compared
loan,
$28,125
at
&
Salomon
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
&
The
1,
Rodman
120,000
150,000
120,000
Ryons
Merrill
Such shares
current
company
month
month
See,
the
evidencing
shares
common
July
with
550,000
875,000
McDonald
918.
p.
Southwestern
672,494 fills.
connection
85,000
_
Inc.—_
C.
—V.
_
& Co._
Meeds-
Higglnson
The
Gardner
Co
Co.—.
550,000
& Co
Bissell
D.
550,000
Weetcs—_
&
&
&
&
Under
will be required
company
available
3,524,676
before
or
subject
are
ment
Co.
the
3,552,452
its
Southwestern stock
1,000.000
*1,000,000 shs.
Reinholdt
Reynolds
Riter
85,000
150,000
150,000
Co.
Co.
Lehman
remaining
Northwest
120,000
550,000
Co
Peabody
Lester,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Ohio
:
.
500,000
1,000.000
Mutual
to
of
48,950,489
subsidiaries under its employee stock purchase plan.
210,000 shares represent presently-outstanding
stock
held
by previous stockholders of Southwest Acceptance Co., Inc., of
San Antonio, and acquired by thein in connection with
Southwestern's,
purchase of that company's assets in exchange for 210,000 shares of
western
319,918
entered into a loun agreement with
of New York, providing for. a loan in
amount
delivered
purchase
500,000
_
6%
62,781,707
Sperry Products, Inc.—Acquired—
the company
Insurance
6,810,633
deben¬
;
1974..
Lee
$179,410
1,000,000
1974
1,
$11
1959
Life
company
to
1,
(par
138,046,619
company, located in Amarillo, Texas, filed a registration state¬
the SEC on Nov. 2, 1959, covering 225,000 shares of common
of which 15,000 shares are- to be offered to
employees of South¬
The
1959 to
—
bearing interest at
-share
15,
subordinated
17,
aggregate
and
Outstanding
$1,000,000
—
due July
notes
Oct.
stock
Aug.
Mutual
an
due Dec.
1961—
139,432,249
with
ment
For
payable—banks:
;V 6% demgnd
15,885,762
S.
4,396,020
CAPITALIZATION
Laird,
Irving
its
end
186,997,108
Southwestern Investment
Pacific
!—
Co..
Hutton
22,696,395 202,213,956
income—
The
260,000
Co.—
550,000
—
S. Moseley Sc Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.
Ripley <fc Co..
Illinois
Kidder,
1567.
p.
&
&
7,943.606
oper.
190,
F.
&
875,000
E.
The
§
This
with its manu¬
facturing operations later this year In a single leased plant now being
completed in Hicksville, L. I.
$
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton %.
*
875,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
W.
1959—9 Mos.—1953
'■■'$■'
front, railway
rev.
ry.
—V.
Its
specialization in these fields is applied to reconnaissance,
surveillance, test and ground support equipment, navigation and com¬
munication, missiles and satellites, servo systems, direction finding, air
4raffie control
and electronic
intelligence.
The company's executive
offices and main engineering facilities are now located in New Hyde
Harriman
23,288,999
15,345,393
expenses.
120,000
Co._
120,000
Hickey
•
.
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
.
260.000
(Sons..
<&
Co.
John
Net
«lecfro-mechanical plotting and measurement, computing, and feed-back
controls.
.
.
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
&
Marache
Granbery,
Hornblower
$
Inc
Co.
Sachs
Inc.
■
.
i
operations
will be redeemable at optional
Tedemption prices
ranging front 105%
to par.
Beginning in 1965
linking fund payments will begin at redemption prices receding front
103%- -to pw, plus accrued interest in each case.
Unless called for previous redemption, the debentures will be con¬
vertible into common stock at conversion prices starting at $22 per
chaTe until Oct. 1, 1962; at 23®« till Oct, 1, 1965; at 277« till Oct. 1,
1968; at 31»/4 till Oct, 1, 1971; and at 345a to maturity.
1,
Oct,.
and 50 flat cars, estimated
1879.
p.
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
■
After
subject to authorization of
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
&
Garrett
Goldman,
for
cars
.
ery, was made on Nov. 5
ciates.
This offering was
99.0813
at
Robert
Commission.
Commerce
$7,529,050.—V.
cost
i
offering of $1,000,000 principal amount of 6% convertable subordinated debentures, due Oct. 1, 1974, at 100%
.and accrued interest from Oct. 1, 1959 to date of deliv¬
Co.
&
Ga«irdner
Hallgarten
The issue is to be secured by 413 box
Servo Corp. of America—Debentures Offered—Public
Stuart
certificates.
5%
CAPITALIZATION—There
standing,
jsale.—V.
The winning group won the issue at competitive
bididng on its bid of 98.4037 for 4%% certificates, which
is equivalent to about a 5.133% basis,
1959
30,
$27,370.
was
ity.
.
1953,
that
date
business.
directing
the
are engaged in
manner
credit
is
ex-
Volume ISO
Number 5897
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
the
—
company primarily to wage earners in widely diverse
occupations. Loans are made on a secured and unsecured basis and,
wherever practicable/ insurance on the lives of borrowers is obtained.
size
average
ended
July
31,
pf
1959,
the
was
loans
made
during the 10-month period
the average maturity, approximately
so
$404.76;
15 months.
......
LOCATION OP OFFICES—The
company owns 11 offices in five states.
such offices are
operated by wholly-owned subsidiaries.
-
Pennsylvania
the
company conducts its business under the
"Town Finance Corp.,"
maintaining an office in Philadelphia. Pa.
Maryland
under
the
"Loan
In.
the
name
Service
company's
of
Tennessee
is
conducted
in
and in Frostburg under
the
by
The
with
its
business
office in
an
conducts
its
under
the
carry
Coleman
business
Banking Co," with
under
.
the
require
and
in
the
of
the
lender
by
licensmg
examination
which
a.
Mr.
and
-
.
-
r
GIVING
.*?'*-*
r^z.
.*
notes
Coleman
Hiller
EFFECT TO
>'
t*
PRESENT
B
"stock
common
•Some proceeds of
of these
notes.
tThese
;
.
,•«.
'V
shall
^Authorized
amendment
shares
to
the
.
§Not
including
the
$400,000
an
of
20,000
of
times
other
-
and
to
p,
in
all
some
of
J.
the
Stevens,
•
common
the
shares
of
class
granted
1568.
in
Industries,
the
latter
„
•
,•
stock
of
A
to
:
were
-
-
,
The
and
with
an
what
In
line
with
Continental
will
an
17,
stock
common
to
Lemon
be
&
a
special
was
heaters
of
on
seeking
of
$14,000,000
taxes.—V.
called
the
world.
and
190,
current
the
Board
exps.
Net
will
for
approval
on
the
are
on
be
acquired by Trans
controlling
a
of
Trans
necessary
major
a
block
of
Continental
stock
requirements
of
directors
date
of
the
effective
for
exchange.
board
present
the
of
Trans
and
merger
lor
Continental
that
purpose,
stockholders'
the
largest
independent
Current
sales
earnings
.
are
manufacturers
volume
at
the
of
rate
-
.
is
at
of
the
water
rate
of
and
out
operation of,
the world.
company
recovery
formed
was
and
the search for,
as
$1,000,000 before
mineral deposits
sale
primarily
of
sunken
to
engage
cargoes
and
in the
buried
and subsequent sale or development
of commercial significance through¬
the
of
lawful
amount
sufficient
to
locate
distributor
the
of
shares
five*
of
railway
oper.
190, p.
$3,502,403
.$1,566,746
1,157,222
ops.
1,970,033
1 9,820,767
1 9,109,948
$2,170,083 $14,743;796 $17,744,408
1,219,665
9,665,516
10,031,77$*
;
1674.
inc.—
1959—9 Mos.-r^l958.
$4,140,116 $34,564,563 $36,854,356-
1,935,657 r
exps. •
ry.
•
'
1959—Month—1958
;
.
rev.
by
any
Western Carolina Telephone
f
■
$-'!■'
98,758,104
26,585,269
•
.
at
$0.75
held.
at
to
offered
be
of
Eastern
holders
of
Properties,
the
10,000
the
vessel
well prove to be
cargo sought.—V. 189, p. 2726.
company
or
may
very
as
the
the
of
share
one
subscriptions
is
to
for
be
terms.
each
five'shares
supplied
,
•
,
.
.
.
by
.
amend¬
;.:
.
■
proposed
sale in January; 1960, of $400,000 of bonds to institu¬
Investors, will be applied to outstanding, bank indebtedness, and
will be used for general
corporate purposes, including the
balance
continuation
of
28,166,741
—V.
2077.
'
basis
for
underwriting
91,609,192
.
the
on
date'
record
are
During
tional
188,
p.
the
company's
construction and
improvement program,
■
-
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
1040
to holders of the
rata
pro
share
per
The
the past five years the company has been-engaged in at,",
program of converting from manual to dial telephones, and in. extend¬
ing its service. Proceeds from the sale of the stock;'together wltft
$
c
located
located at. =15 South Main Street,, Weavarville, N. C.„
registration statement with the' SEC on Nov. 4, 1959. covering
shares of' common capital stock to be offered to»stockholders
a
71,513
385,428,913 366,453,709
12,478,739.14,541,081
3,580,641
5,638,574
ops.
Co.—Registers With SEC
This, company,-
Inc.,
and
outstanding
1,080,000
shares
shares
common
Net
outstanding common
1,000
of
Net
rata
pro
to
East,
Venice
operating
operating
1959—9 Mos,—1958
$5,10-1,694 $40,248,890 $38,079,936-
$4,629,594
3,326,520
3,201,955
30,520,290
29,201,669
ops.
$1,303,074
$1,899,739
$9,728,600
$8,878,267
inc.—
606,783
968,334
4,873,344
5,248,353
rev.,
oper.
190, p.
1959—Month—1958
exps.
from ry.
rev.
railway
—V.
1466.
Western
If the exchange of stock is completed, it is the intention of Land
Development to operate East and Venice, as subsidiaries. Land Develop¬
ment
was
motion
and
side
Railway
Railway
163rd
of
sale
of
Eastern
Shores,
a
subdivision located
on
of
Alabama—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Net
purpose
revenue—
$333,481
$331,548
$3,150,948
$2,928,995
oper,
expenses.
290,621
256,429
2,606,543
2,484,583
$42,860
$75,119
$544,405
$444,412
8,303
29,157
167,258
161,895
from
rev.
railway
operations
Net
income...
oper.
ry.
—V.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
oper.
the north
St. in North Miami Beach.
Venice in 1959 acquired for
of developing, promoting and selling lots, a tract of land
in
Sarasota County,
Florida, about four miles southeast of Venice,
Florida.—V. 190, p. 404.
the
Ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
organized in July, 1953, and owns Pineda Island about seven
miles from Mobile, Ala.
Eastern in 1957 commenced development, pro¬
Net
earnings of this corporation
for
the
first
190,
1466.
p.
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
nine
of
months
Period End. Sept. 30—
1959
increased
Railway
Railway
by more thanv|50%
from the corresponding 1958 period,
Mullaney, President of the manufacturers of giant earthmoving
equipment and other heavy industrial products, reported on Oct. 28.
James
He
placed
$1.95
in
net
income
share
per
with
on
$2,183,079,
the
or
for
the
1,740,477
$1.25 per
nine
months
outstanding
share,
on
at
$3,391,637,
shares,
common
the
same
number
equal
Net
to
Net
compared
of
Mullaney
Sept.
share,
He said
and
Net
1959
Sales
the
with
as
for
its
The
the
of
earnings
organization.1 < '"*
September
the
to
nine
and
in¬
This
of his estimates,
experienced, by the
f
on
year
$7,500,000
'
quarter
months
$31,556,197,
aggregated $10,356,451, bringing
$32,663,741. These totals compared
respectively, in 1958.
to
$15,918,635
as
compared
.
Oct.
investment
covering
be
for
Your Dollars
located at ill Devonshire Street, Boston,
statement with the SEC on Nov, 3, 1959,
company,
registration
400,000
offered
$584,959
$801,259
188,455
473,880
.
$4,463,462
1,012,870
$4,440,039
1,424,415
shares
will
to
public
help
AMERICAN
make
located
filed
of
at
939
Southbridge
registration
a
first
statement
mortgage bonds,
series
St.,
Worcester,
with
the
due
E,
1989,
SEC
Mass.,
covering-
to be
offered
be
used
to
pay
for construction or to reimburse the
treasury
$9,300,000 of notes evidencing borrowings for construction
outstanding, of which $6,800,000 is payable to NEES and $2,500,000
banks.—V.
York
The
SEC
for
company
covering
regular
not
on
The
188.
on
the
8,
proceeds
of
Dec.
of
one
100
new
No
694.
possible the
RED CROSS
of
used
of
stock
share
for- each
with
the-
$20) to be offered!
1959 at $47 pec
17,
15
shares
shares
go
to
then
held.
full-time,
allowing
them to subscribe for
subject to allotment.
Rights-
shares,
to
notification
(par
Nov.
Unsubscribed
underwriting
be
letter
record
officers)
additional
to
a
common
1959.
8,
(ncluding
1959.
are
filed
26
stockholders
basis
than
Oct.
shares
by
expire
Dec.
p.
1343.
p.
5,571
employees
more
expire
V.
190,
County Gas Co., York, Pa.—Files With SEC—
subscription
share,
of
outstanding non-voting common stock, to
sale through
underwriters headed by Paine,
County Electric Co.—Registers Bonds With
Exchange Commission—
and
30
Warrants
Vance, Sanders & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
a
ops.
Inc...
$24,744,296 $23,885,082
20,280,834
19,445,043
therefor.
are
orders in all divisions as of
volume for a year earlier,
with $7,345,751.
company
filed
2,100,859
for public sale at competitive
bidding. Net proceeds of the bond sale,
together with $2,100,000 to be received from the sale of an additional
35,000 common shares to its parent, New England Electric System, will
be applied first to the payment, of outstanding notes, and any balance*
the
with headquarters in Jacksonville, Fla., lias three
divisions:
Marion
Power
Shovel
Co.;
Southern
Pipe
&
Supply Co.; and Scullin Steel Co.—V. 190, p. 1569.
This
1959—9 Mos.—195S
$2,902,118
1,985,086
rev..
1466.
company,
accuracy
operating
Mass.,
1959—Month—1958
$2,570,045
exps,^
ry.
oper.
p.
Securities
the
company's backlog of unfilled
30, 1959, was more than double
The
the
best
September quarter showed a four-fold
rise
1958 period, totaling $1,106,006, or 63 c#nts'
against $256,213, or 15 cents per share a year earlier.
$9,313,418
Sept.
be
present
for
the
for
total
190,
Worcester
estimated at a special meeting of stockholders
fourth quarter earnings would approximate $1
for the full year close to $3 per share.
earnings
corresponding
share,
per
in
will
earnings
the
that
confident at this time
he was
corporation
over
had
30
bringing
that
from
rev.
railway
—V.
shares
operating
operating
period.
year-ago
last
per
business
received
from
rev.
filed
32,961,855 286,670,809 274,844,517
The
company's charter also permits it to engage in all
activity and it should be emphasized that
the use of company funds is in the sole discretion of
management. It
should be noted that, even if all of the shares
being offered are sold,
manner
Net
—v.
a
amounting
well
Net
-
net
proceeds will be used for the retirement of
and the balance will be used to defray the company's operating
as
exclusive
Inc.
PROCEEDS—The
the
ry.
corporation,
filed
the
approval
will make
company
expenses.
and
operating
operating
Railway
'
'
,
Universal Marion Corp.—Net Soars.Trans
1,000,000 shares of its common stock (par one
cent) at $1 per share. (No individual sales of less than
20 shares will be made.) r These are
speculative securi¬
ties; ^t'the moment, the
company is legally permitted
to offer these securities only in New
York, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, Nevada, the District of Columbia.
for,
the
a
writing,
treasures,
from
rev,
190, p. 1569.
Mr.
BUSINESS—The
►
1959—9 Mos—1958
$
U. S. Land Development
on
search,
'
1959—Month—1958
47,502,936
railway oper. inc.—
—V.
shares
Republic Appliance
signed whereby 100%
Treasure Hunters, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—This
company on Oct. 28
publicly offered, without under¬
notes,
Growth
Railway
•
43,338,765
30,860,026
rev._
operating
are
of
been
exchange
the
1568.
p.
"
'
$
operating
elected.
the
company
companies, namely, Boston Fund, Inc., Canada
Limited,
Century
Shares
Trust,
Massachusetts
In¬
Stock Fund, Inc. and Massachusetts Investors
Trust.
Period End, Sept. 36—
merger
1 \
Bayview Drive, Fort Lauderdale,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 30, 1959,
covering 2,250,000 shares of common stock. A total of 1,170,000 shares
corporation
in
believes
be
one
in
the
investment
Fund
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
discussions
possible
Files Deposit Agreeenmt Pro¬
and Exchange Commission—
/
Railway
This
application to the American Stock Exchange for
listing of the new
shares and for reinstatement of the stock for
trading on the exchange.
Prior to the merger, Republic
Appliance Corp., a Delaware corpora¬
tion,
that
a
.
Railway
the
said, provides Trans Continental Indus¬
division and Republic with increased assets,
move,
resign
meeting
about
Union Pacific RR.- -Earnings-
issued
Co.,
Stevens
with
Concurrent
at
the
and listing
the
will
board
new
Mr.
company
public ownership
shareholders
ment,
Net
by
Aug.
on
'
contract has
a
Inc.,
operating
the
is
company
vestors
the
,
agreement,
of
common
and
■
increased
Incorporation
Johnston,
*
company,
stockholders.
tries
that
outstanding stock of
stock
$28,-
work
—
wholly
be
not
subordinate
company
or
1,000,000.
Chairman
announced
Continental
The
with the Trust, Company*.qualified investments and reserves
required by the Investment Company Act with respect to'its series E
.'and F certificates; and the SEC has issued an ..order giving interested
persons
until Nov. 12, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.—V; 190,
p. 1465.
V
,
'.
I
portion
Trans Continental
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
has
directors
93.27%. of the non-voting
stock,
the company
or
'
.
maintain
Fla.,
Milton
to
2295.
from
commercial
shares,
non-voting
the
-
General
quarter
200,000 shs.
respects
of
debentures
•
A
£700,000 shs.
to curtail
indebtedness
with -the
-
options
Underwriter.—V. 190,
Corp.,
letter
a
p.
$31,000,000
-
Corp. and Twin Coach
188,
Period End. Sept. 30-
all
at
class
shares
exercise
in
to
30%
of
said.
of
remaining
last
783,128
to
10,000
open-end
the
offering price and underwriting
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding
which
are*
owned
by
officers
and
directors
and
are
deposited
In
a.
trust, of which Henry T. Vance, President and William F.
Shelley and Kimball Valentine, Vice-Presidents, are voting trustees
with unrestricted
voting rights.
'
voting
:
.
equality
y,
Moo'ooo
•
200,000 shs.
company's Certificate
1959, from 500,000
upon
r
all
and
any
expressly incurred on
and junior thereto:
*
1967
financing will be used
'I
to
stated
Aircraft
backlog
in
aggregate
addition
has
The public
wholly
as
/»$2,624,440
50c000,000 shs.
50C,
(par
this
debentures
subordinate
the
The
Curtis.
supplied by amendment.
stockholders are officers and
an
In
also
,
received
consists
Coleman
Mr.
allowance
an
own
&
be
selling
stock.
Indianapolis, Ind., investment company has applied, to the SEC
approval of deposit agreements with Merchants National Bank and
Trust Co., wherein the investment company undertakes to deposit and.
.
Outstanding
..."
(par
stock
common
who
This
.
FINANCING
.Authorized
•
debentures due June 1,
A
Class
increasing
With Securities
posal
reflect
$90,000.
business
new
Unified Funds, Inc.
Irivestmentlcertificates■'*■331,7568% subord.
Class
announced
was
to
are
The
51
for
CAPITALIZATION
.
earnings
^
•
Short-term
sales
on
President.
approximately
present backlog
continuing.—V.
were
operates subsidiaries, the laws
subject its business to regulations
Webber, Jackson
terms
$1,510,552
were
ending Sept. 30, it
nine-month
military orders,"
between
company
supervising authority.
company
Coleman,
that
shipments,
name
office at Chelsea.
an
Georgia the company conducts its business in the cities of Rome,
Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus, Rossville, and West Point under the name
of "Town Finance
Corp."
states
said
"Our
70%
,
In
all
1959
forward is
000,000.
name
Chattanooga.
Y.,
months
quarter for payment of preferred dividends.
per
Mr.
conducts
company
Massachusetts the company
"Chelsea Morris Plan Bank and
H.
name
exceeded
the
In
N.
nine
William
company's
loss
tax
Frostburg, Inc."
"Town Finance & Thrift
Corp.,"
In
Buffalo,
the
equal to $2.58 per share as compared with $2.31 for the
comparable period of 1958.
Earnings for the nine-month period in
1958
were
$1,293,000 on sales of $31,013,000.
Earnings for the third
quarter were $510,058, equal to $0.87 per share on sales of $8,338,613.
"*
Cumberland
4
Co.—Earnings Up—Merger News—
this
for
was
$32,143
business
"Loan Service Inc.,"
■
name
'
Nov.
This
:
.
.
.
of
$27,406,026
on
All
In
Twin Coach
Earnings
of
The
In
(1983)
'
•
tended *by
is
pay
involved.
off
a
temporary
bank
loan.—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY
BOND
ARIZONA
Treasurer's
Bond
Sale—The
office
in
Legality approved
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Santa
Ana.
by
$316,000 water
Goleta
improvement bonds offered Oct.
27—v. 190, p. 1571—were awarded
Santa
to
Union
Saratoga Union School District,
Santa Clara, County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
.
Lakeside
District,
County, Calif.
school bonds
Bond
a
Barbara
San
Union
School
District.
*
V
k<
J'
,1
-
*
*
*
*.
'
J
'
'
*
'■
,
No. 3
Bond
Clerk
Will
of
Board
receive
of
bids
until
(MST) on Nov. 16, for the
purchase of $400,000 general obli¬
school
1, 1959.
bonds.
Dated
clusive.
20, 1959.
1960
to
Due
1984
in¬
water
bonds
offered
190, p.
1883 —
Halsey, Stuart
inclusive.
cisco.
Nov.
as
follows:
$65,000 fire station and equipment
bonds
at
J.
to
price
a
lows:
A.
of
$25,000
Hogle & Co.,
100.26, as fol¬
3Y4S,
June 1 from 1965 to
due
on
1969 in¬
clusive; and $40,000 3%s, due
June 1
on
from
1970
to
1973
inclusive. Dated Dec. 1,1958.
85,000 street improvement bonds
to J. A. Hogle & Co., and Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., joint¬
ly, at
price of par, as fol¬
$60,000 3Y4S, due on
a
lows:
years,
naming various coupons,
and reflecting a net interest cost
of 4.121%. A syndicate headed
America
4.1935% for callable securities and
4.1168% for a non-callable issue.
As awarded to the
Halsey-John
Nuveen group, the bonds bear in¬
terest rates and mature as follows:
$410,000 5s.
Due
on
Nov.
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
1,405,000
1
from
.
~r
1,430,000
1970
bonds
to
Bank
of
the
on
Nov.
41/4S.
Due on Nov.
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
2,590,000 4s.
1
Due
on
4,865,000 4.10s.
on
from 1989 to 1998 inclusive.
7
-•
V •'
j/r >'..
District,
Bond
Offering—Robert
L.
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
$5,000 school
sealed
Bond
County,
Offering
bids
Angeles
at
his
1980
until
9
a.m.
in
Dated
Jan. :10
on
from
1962
to
and
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
interest
the
1985
at
bonds
offered
Nov.
were
—
Richards
&
2—v.
awarded
190,
to
bids
office
750
ford, until 2
the
for
p.m.
on
inclusive
;
1
■
V
,
from
f
.
v,
Delaware
Other members of the success¬
2y2s, due on June 1, 1960 and
1961; $10,000 23/is, due on ful syndicate; White, Weld & Co.,
June 1, 1962 and 1963;
$10,000 Blair & Co.,r Inc.,' Rear, Stearns
3s, due on June 1, 1964 and & Co., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.', will receive Sealed bids until
10 of $16,350,000 bonds, as follows:
1965; $10,000 3Y4S, due on Wertheim & Co., L. F. Rothschild
a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 16 for the $6,500,000 school
June 1, 1966 and
bonds, series D.
1967; and & Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, R. S.
purchase
of
$2,475,000
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
county
$10,000 3V2s, due June 1, 1968 Dickson & Co., Inc., Francis I.
building bonds. Dated Dec. 15,
1979 inclusive.
and 1969. Bonds dated Dec.
duPont & Co., W. H. Morton &
1,
1959. Due on June 15 from 1961
1958.
400,000 capital improvement
Co., Inc., Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and
bonds, series E. Due on Dec. 1
Edward L. Burton &
Co., Courts interest
CALIFORNIA
(J-D)
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
payable
at
the
&
Co., Fahnestock & Co., FitzCounty Treasurer's office, or at
250,000 capital improvement
Cerritos Junior College
patrick, Sullivan & Co., McCor- the
District,
option of the holder, at the
mick &
bonds, series I. Due on Dec. 1
Los Angeles
Co., National Bank of Bank
County, Calif.
of America National
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Trust
Bond Sale —The
$1,000,000 Commerce, Seattle.
&
Savings Association, in San
2,500,000 supplementary State
Pacific Northwest
school bonds offered Nov. 3 were
Co., Rodman Francisco or
Los
& Renshaw,
Highway Department im¬
awarded to a syndicate
Townsend, Dabney & the office of the Angeles, or at
composed
paying agent of
provement
bonds.
of the Bank of America
Due
on
National Tyson, Wachob-Bender Corp., Bos- the
County in New York City 01*
Dec.
1
from
1960
to
Trust & Savings
1979
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Byrd Chicago.
Association, of worth,
Legality approved by
inclusive.
San
Francisco,
Merrill
Lynch, Brothers, Cruttenden, Podesta & Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington &
6,700,000 State Highway Depart¬
Dreyfus
&
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, John Co.,
Co.,
GarrettSutcliffe, of San Francisco.
ment improvement bonds. Due
Bromfield & Co., Mackall &
Nuveen & Co., Stone &
YoungCoe,
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979
San Ardo Water
berg, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, RafDistrict,
inclusive.
Irving Lundborg & Co., Lawson, fensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Monterey County, Calif.
Dated
Bond Offerin
Dec.
Levy, Williams & Stern, J. O. Putnam & Co., and I. M. Simon
1, 1959. Principal
g—Janyce E.
Hogle & Co., J. B. Hanauer & & Co.
Lacoume, District Secretary, will and interest (J-D)_ payable at the
receive sealed bids in San
Farmers
Bank
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer &
of
the
State
of
Ardo
Fox,
Irvington School District,
Fred D. Blake &
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 16 for Delaware, at Dover.:"Legality ap¬
Co., and C. N.
Alameda County, Calif.
White & Co., as
the
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
purchase
of
4V4S, at a price
$70,000 water
Bond Sale—The
of 100.93, a basis of about
& McCarthy, of New York
$195,000 school bonds. Dated March
City.
4.16%. bonds
15, 1959. Due
offered
Oct.
27 —v.
190, on March 15 from 1966 to 1989
Duarte School District, Los
FLORIDA
Angeles p. 1675—were awarded to a group inclusive.
Principal and interest
headed by the First Western
County, Calif.
Bank
(M-S)
payable
at
the
District Florida State Turnpike Authority
Bond
&
-
,
Offering
—
Gordon
Trust Company, of San Fran¬
a price of
par, a net in-
T.
receive
cisco, at
sealed
in
terest
bids
at
his
office
cost
of
Los
about
4.17%, as
(PST) on follows:
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
$15,000 $96,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1 from
school bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1960.
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to
1975
24,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Principal and interest
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
68,000 4V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
Angeles,
until
9
a.m.
Treasurer's office.
Fullerton
Union
1975
High
School
Dis
7,000 Is.
trict, Orange and Los Angeles
Counties, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
his
office
in
Santa
Ana
a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 17
purchase
of, $1,000,000
school* bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D) * payable
at
the
for
.
at
the
County
to
1983
Due
inclusive.
on
Dec. 1, 1984.
Lafayette School District,
Contra Costa
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will
receive sealed
bids at his office in
Martinez until
11 a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 10 for the
purchase of $175,000 school
bonds
Dated Dec.
15, 1959. Due on Dec
15
from
Principal
able
at
1960
and
the
to
1979
inclusive
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Kirkbride,
Wilson,
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo.
San
Leandro, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$250,000
bonds was sold to the
California Bank, of Los
library
as
Angeles,
follows:
$40,000 5s.'
1961
10,000
Due
to
on
1964
4J,4s.
Due
on
from
June
1965.
1,
,
125,000 3%s.
Due
on
June 1 from
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
75,000 3%s.
1975
Dated
to
Due
1978
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Nov.
1, 1959. Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
approved
interest
(J-D) pay¬
Herrington
County
Treasurer's
Francisco.
Gains
in
traffic
Sunshine
Legality
Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe, of San
and
State
September marked
which
each
creases
year
over
on
Parkway
in
full year in
a
mofrth
the
revenue
showed
same
in¬
month
a
last
October
'
each
succeeding month through Sep¬
tember showed gains
ranging from
four
to
slightly more than 23%,
B. Manuel, Chairman of
Authority, said.
Thomas
the
September
$66,302.74
ago
for
revenue
above' that
an
revenue
gross
a
was
year
increase of 23.6%. Net
for
$57,389.65,
of
or
ther month "was
29.4%,
Mr.
up
Manuel
said
by
revenue
months
of
the
began April 1
for
the
fiscal
was
first, six
which
23.9% ahead of
year
roads
-
>
with
%
miles
28,466,-^
traveled
passengers
the
on
Parkway,
fatality rate of 2.8.
a
"
GEORGIA
Sale
The
—
:
airport
urban renewal 314%
and
bonds total¬
ing
$8,335,000 offered Nov. 4—'
v.
190, p. 1884—were awarded to*
a syndicate headed
by the Bankers,
Trust
Company,
of
New
York,"
Guaranty Trust Co., of NewYork, Glore, Forgan & Co., Kid-:
Peabody
&
&
Co.,
Goldman,
Co.,
Salomon
Dean
Witter
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
&
Co.y
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., F. S.V
Moseley & Co., Estabrook & Co.,.
Lee Higginson Corp., L. F. Roths-:
child & Co., Weeden & Co., Stroud
& Co., Inc., W. E.
Hutto.n & Co„
Reynolds
&
Co.,
Coffin & Burr,;
Co., Rand & Co.,
Andrews
&
Wells,
Inc.,
R.
D.¬
White
&
Co., Freeman & Co.,'
Howard C. Traywick & Co., Inter-,
state Securities Corp., Anderson &;
Strudwick, Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc., and Peoples National;
Bank of Charlottesville.,
% •
J.
A.
Hogle
&
.
,
Cobb
County (P. O. Marietta), Ga..
Bond
Offering—Herpert C. Me-;
Comimssioner of Roads"
Collum,
and
12
"
Revenues, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
11
the
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
water
and
bonds.
Due
to
of
on
Nov.
$1,000,000
inclusive.
1989
sewerage
Jan.
on
1
revenue
from
1963
ILLINOIS
Chicago, III.
Bond
Offering—Carl H. Chat¬
City Comptroller, will re¬
ters,
ceive
(CST)
chase
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
of
Due
to
bonds.
1957. Due
1977
6,000,000
on
ob¬
Dated
Jan.
on
1975
1
inclusive.
conservation
Dated
July
1,
Jan. 1 from 1973
inclusive.
electric
bonds.
a.m.
pur¬
general
bonds.
1955.
community
area
the
follows:
as
sewer
1968
10
for
$10,000,000
$1,950,000
July 1,
800,000
until
18
ligation bonds,
from
street
Dated
Jan.
Due
on
1975
lighting
1,
1959.
inclusive.
Jan.
1
from
1,250,000 playground and
tion
bonds.
1957. Due
to
1977
*
the.
of
Since the Turnpike was
opened
26, 1957 a total of 9,515,813
vehicles carrying an estimated
to
ago.
Beginning
inclusive.
June .1
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Revenue
Uptrend Continues—
the
free
on
'
Jan.
der,
of)
Bond Offerin g—George J.
Sacramento. County (P. O.
-y—
Schulz, Secretary-'of State, will
Sacramento), Calif.
Bond Offering —Wm. H.
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Dick,
Clerk
of
Board
of
Supervisors, (EST) on Nov. 17 for the purchase
-
year
Sachs
(State
]
Turnpike!
the rate of 5.6
gan
1979
•*»+
DELAWARE
Hill
national
1, 1959.
p.
Company.
this
to
$335,000
1960
/ *
or
City, at a price of 98.15, a net:
interest cost of about 3.36%. Other
members of the syndicate: Mor-!
.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will
last
nation.
Bond
received
of
months
Atlanta, Ga.
announces
be
1,891,581
nine
the
^
Dated Nov.
Nov.
to
343,641
Day, Berry &
Street, Hart¬
(EST) on Nov.
purchase
first
average of 2.8 and
...
.
Main
school bonds.
Due
will
of
Howard,
County
Monterey
County, Calif.
Sale—The $35,000 school
sealed
the
12
Bond
pared
and
the
of
V
547,439
~
gain
a
the
1961
Bond Offering-r-Town
Treasurer
that
1
10,
for
.
Parkway in Septem- }
2,902,185 vehicles traveled
148,032,065 miles on the Turnpike
;
with a fatality rate of 2.0
per '
100,000,000vehicle "miles
com¬
Middlefield, Conn.
on
Due
Principal
Jan.
from
Raymond L. Grace, Jr.
Jan.
.
year
CONNECTICUT
Los
(PST)
Turh;
trayeled J2,893,036
the
on
In
T.
1, 1960.
on
Ven¬
inclusive.
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
$28,000
school bonds.
Dated Jan.
inclusive.
in
interest
Calif.
office
office
bonds.
Due
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
his
at
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office. :
Los
Gordon
—
bids
1960.
to
School District,
Angeles
Vehicles
ber
-
.
Simi Valley Unified School
District,
Ventura County, Calif.
•
,
1958, used the
gain of 27.1%.
a
17.2%.
Francisco.
as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.95%.
a
Palmdale
*.
1
y
building
1779
Nov.
September
pike for
Nov. 1 from
to 1982 inclusive.
on
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of Sah
Pfeiffer School District,
Nov. 1 from
Due
The
Due
miles
County, Calif.
—
;
from
Nov. 1, 1959.
Principal
and interest (M-N)
payable, at the
Angeles,
100.12,
1
1981 to 1988 inclusive.
Valley National
Phoenix, at a price
100.24, as follows: $10,000
Due
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
inclusive.
50,000 recreational facilities
41/2S.
Sale
School
1
Los
National
Savings Association, San
Francisco, was second high bidder,
stating
a
net
interest
cost
of
$25,000 3%s, due
May 1 from 1971 to 1973
on
of
.
.
traffic ^averaged
about 1,850
vehicles per day. A total of
260,- ;
303 vehicles, or 55.479 more
than
Dated
/
ap¬
.
.
Nov.
on
tura, until 11 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 1
for the purchase of
$490,000 school
Trust &
clusive and
of
Bank
•
.'
The
in
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
1969
.
County
Legality
Due
165,000 4s.
interest
the
v
-
5s.
building bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
190, p. 1883—were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank of
by
the
in¬
May 1 from 1960 to
Bond
&
100.019 for bonds callable after 15
issues
View
Orange
to
aggre¬
Sale—isond
and
!'
.
Ocean
4—v.
gating $200,000 were sold recently,
Bond
$45,000
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co., Inc. and
John Nuveen & Co., and Asso¬
ciates.
The group bid a price of
Temple, Ariz.
Principal
follows:
as
$10,700,000
awarded
were
Dec.
on
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
Bay Municipal Water
District, Humboldt County, Calif.
Sale —The
Due
year ago.
,
Dated Dec. 15, 1959.
15 from 1961 to 1982
County
Humboldt
Bond
school bonds.
interest
Principal
and
payable at
the
(M-N)
Dec.
County Treasurer's office.
Nov.
Treasurer's office.
Due semi-annually from
Dec. 1, 1961 to June 1, 1972. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Dated
Nov. 20 from
on
Supervisors,
sealed
'
11 a.m.
gation
bonds.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering — Rhea Averill,
a
$357,427.84.
was
enue.
sold to the Bank
was
period
same
Gross revfor the period was
up $351,168.86 or 16.7%.
:
4
Mr. Manuel said the increase'
$210,000
ings Association, of San Francisco,
■ ■
_
the
gain
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Diego County, Calif.
composed of Refsnes,
Bond Offering —
Offering — J. E. Lewis,
Shirley San¬
Ely, Beck & Co.; Valley National County Clerk, will receive sealed chez, County Clerk, will receive
Bank, of Phoenix, and Boettcher bids at his office in Santa Barbara sealed bids at her office in San
& Company.
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 7 for Diego until 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on
the purchase of $200,000 school Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $73,000
Maricopa County, Tempe Sch. Dist.
group
1959 '
NEGOTIATIONS
office. Legality approved
by Orriek, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
School
9.
DEPARTMENT
PROPOSALS AND
O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
&
Monday, November
.
on
Dated
1961
to
recrea¬
July
1,
Jan. 1 from 1974
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, 01* at the fiscal agent of
the City in New York City, at
the option of the holder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
•
olume
Number 5897
190
Cumberland,
Coles
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Knightstown, Ind.
$49,000 munici¬
Shelby
and
pal
improvement
Oct.
13
Illinois
-
Bond
Offering—H. D.
Crockett,
ntil 8:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 12
the purchase of $395,000 school
or
959.
bonds.
Due
1976
o
from
1961
igality approved by Chapman &
utler, of Chicago. '■
County
uPage
Community
O.
R.
F. D.,
Offering
90
Naperville),
Illinois
Bond
will., receive
/,'*/v
Marilyn
—
'
R.
inden, Secretary of the Board of
ducation,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
19 for the purchase of $180,000
school-building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
to
inclusive.
1972
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
'
,
Lafayette, III.
Sale—The $40,000
v
,
Bond
,
;
,
payable
of
Bank
J.
school
1
190,
Flanagan),
School ' City, Ind. 1
Sale—The $100,000 school
Rensselaer
Bond
building bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
190, p.
1780—were- awarded to
the State Bank of Rensselaer, as
3s, at a price of par.
7
IOWA
Clarksville
Community
School District, Iowa
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
$149,000
sold to Shaw,
was
McDermott & Company.
Bond
Offering
;
-
_.
Community
Cen
.
Leo- Nolan,
—
will
cation,
until
9:30
for
the
of
Board
Edu¬
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Nov. 18
a,m.
the
purchase >of - $180,000
building bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due-on Nov. 1 from 1961
school
to
1972
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
^
.
Saint
«
Xavier
College
(P.
O.
ter
and
Playground District No. 3
(P. O. Vinton), La.
Offering—D. J. Premaux,
Secretary-Terasurer of Board of
Bond
•
Offering
Sister
—
Mary
Mira Peacock, Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 12:15 p.m.
(CST)
Nov.
on
27
chase of $.650,000
the
for
pur¬
non-tax'exempt
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
M.ay 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
1961
to
inclusive.
1998
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Petit,
Olin, Qvermyer & Fazio, of Chi¬
INDIANA
School
Commissioners, will receive sealed
(CST) on Dec.
2 for the purchase of $400,000 gene r a 1
/ obligation
improvement
bids until 7:30 p.m.
bonds.
'
'
East Carroll Parish
awarded to
a
1884
—
were
syndicate composed
of John
Nuveen
curities
Corp.,
&
Co., City Se¬
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., and
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; at a price
of
100.02.
Fort
Bond
•
*
Offering
Robert
—
City Controller,
-Beams,
ceive
Wayne, Ind.
bids
sealed
will
until
2
*
G.
re¬
of
Due
15 from 1961
Jan.
on
Dated Nov.
the
p.m
revenue
1, 1959. Due
on
pur¬
bonds,
Aug. 1
from 1960 to 1990 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
at
Lincoln
(F-A)
National
payable
Bank
&
Trust
the
Co., of Fort Wayne, or at
option of the holder, at the
Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust
Co., of Chicago, or at the
Irving Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice„& Miller, of
Indianapolis,
Jackson
.
Townships
V alparaiso),
Bond
Offering
(P. O.
Ind.
—
Biggs, Township Trustee, will
ceive " sealed
bids
until
2
A.
Treasurer
Jury,
(CST) on Nov. 25 for the purchase
$102,000 bonds, as follows:
to
1970
Jefferson
Parish
Qpvtpc
notes.,/
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller of Indianapolis.
will
site
and
190,
—v.
bonds
offered
1572
p.
—were
to the First of Michigan
Corporation, and McDonald-Moore
Company, jointly.
;
••
Flynn,
receive
-
Bond
ment
Lynn,
A. Cooper,
will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 3
for the purchase of $30,000 public
Dated
440,000
Bond
G.
Parish
Jan.
Group B
Jan.
on
1
from
Clinton,
that
will
receive
(CST)
1961
to
\
South
550,000
the
ments
Oct.
12—v.
report in our
190,.
p.
supple¬
issue of
1572.
Second
Waltham,
Third
Series
Wilmington,
Fourth
Series notes.
Bond
Offering
Jerauld,
receive
chants
28
County
sealed
Bruce
Treasurer,
bids c/o
National
State
a.m.
—
Bank
K.
will
The Mer¬
of
Boston,
Street, Boston, until 11
(EST) on Nov. 10 for the
of
Natick,
Third
Series
-
issue
will
be
dated-
are
due
$675,000
due
June
14, 1960. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable as fol¬
lows:
Group A at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust: Co., of
are
on
until
Nov.
cial
9
were
Oct.
&
26—v.
awarded to
Co., Inc., at
interest
a
190, p. 1677—
Braun, Bosworth
price of 100.02, a
cost
85,000 3V2S. Due
Bronson
Note
to
of
about
on
Sept. 1 from
3.65%,
Sept. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Community School
Michigan
Offering
Dist.,
Mc¬
Howard
—
Donald,
Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 12:45 p.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $75,000
State
Aid
anticipation
notes.
Dated
Bank, of Flint, at 3.50%.
Iron
County (P. O. Crystal Falls),
'
Nov.
Sale
The $60,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Nov. 2
■v.
190, p. 1885—were awarded
to the
First National Bank, of
15, 1959. Due
on
and
No.
Venice
7
(P.
Twps. Sch.
O. Cortmna),
Michigan
Offering
Offering—Orval R. White,
(EST) on Nov. 12 for the
purchase of $350,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated Nov.
1959. Due on July 1 from 1961 to
1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬
p.m.
terest
payable at a bank
designated by
(J-J)
trust
or
company
purchaser. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
the
by
F.
of the
will receive
Secretary
sealed bids
Nov. 18
for the purchase of $42,000 school
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
until
1974
8
p.m.
(EST)
inclusive.
bonds
$10,500 special
improvement
26—v. 190, p.
awarded to the Na¬
Sale—The
street
offered
1781—were
Interest
Community
J-J.
Le¬
School
District
Nankin Mills School District (P.
Garden
Bond
Note Sale!—The $21,675 tax an¬
Offering—Arch
10
receive
sealed bids
(EST) on Nov. 18 for
purchase of $1,200,000 general
building and site bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
until 8 p.m.
the
inclusive. Bonds due
in 1978 and thereafter are
of June
1,
tax
anticipation
callable
1972. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Park
Oak
(City), Royal Oak and
Southfield (Townships) School
District (P. O. Oak
Bond
Offering—Henry P. Dowl-
for the purchase
Arp.
Park),
Michigan
ing, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
000,000
W.
will
tion,
Detroit, Mich.
Nov.
O.
City), Mich.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
as
ticipation notes offered Oct. 14—
v.
190, p. 1573—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
McDonald-Moore & Co., jointly.
Note
Oct.
Bank, of Detroit, as 4s, at a
price of par.
on
gality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip,
Caro
Village, Mich.
Lathrup
tional
A. Knipe,
Board of Edu¬
—
4.00%.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Bond
Caledonia
at
Laingsburg Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Sep.
1, 1960.
—
Falls,
Crystal
Bond
on
antici¬
Michigan
$185,000 spe¬
paving bonds of¬
assessment
fered
Sale—The $100,000
Note
Note
Harbor, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
March
14, 1961 and
Somerville notes which
on
on
pation notes offered Oct. 26—v.
190, p. 1781—were awarded to the
Citizens
Commercial
&
Savings
Bay City, at 3.00%.
(P. O. Caro), Mich.
10, 1959. All of the issues are
payable on Dec. 14, 1960, except
$330,000 Falmouth
notes which
O.
both
notes.
note
bids
for
purchase of $250,000 State Aid
anticipation notes. Dated Nov, 9,
1959. Due on Sept. 1, 1960.
1961 to 1988
Dec.
County (P.
Barnstable), Mass.
an¬
of Detroit.
550,000 Marlborough, First Series
notes.
Barnstable
Mich.
$300,000 tax
Group C
Each
MASSACHUSETTS
Had ley,
notes.
500,000
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
Holly Area School District (P. O.
Holly), Mich.
ticipation notes offered Oct. 22—
v.
190, p. 1677—were awarded to
the Bay City Bank, and the Peo¬
ples National Bank & Trust Co.,
cation,
Series notes.
387,000
The foregoing
notes.
notes.
470,000
Parish Treasurer, or at the option
of the holder, at a bank as may
specified by the purchaser of
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Note Sale—The
Bond
Twelfth
Newburyport,
Series
.
&
Bay City School District,
District
675,000 Somerville, Third Series
1980
Coolidge
MICHIGAN
Thirteenth
Needham,
Series notes.
395,000
on
by
receive
7:30
the
assessment
notes.
Principal
—
Series
1
835,000
the
and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
Note
Third
notes.
$800,jail bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
Due
Eleventh
Weymouth,
Series notes.
Nov. 24 for the purchase of
inclusive.
Series
422,000 Marblehead, Third Series
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
Series
notes.
.
Jury
First
Third
Wellesley,
410,000
approved
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Rugg, of Boston.
'
' "
2,069,000
..
announces
Police
First
notes.
Offering—Secretary James
Brasher
Rope,
1965
Watertown,
385,000
(P. O. Farmersville),
Louisiana
notes.
notes.
notes.
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962
to 1975 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
"
Legality
Gray,
Best
Company,
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Uxbridge
2,272,000 Watertown, Fifth Series
Offering—W.
bonds.
Series
Third
Series notes.
330,000
Clerk,
improvement
Boston.
net
Series
Bond
terest
Thirteenth
notes.
Rayville, La.
from 1960 to
1
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Second
276,000 Lynn, Sixth Series notes.(
as follows:
515,000 Lynn, Third Series notes.
400,000 Middleborough,
Second $100,000 4s. Due
Due from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Town
Dec.
on
Benton
notes.
(CST) on
Nov, 19 for the purchase of $136,113.66 street paving certificates.
Due
.
19
&
inclusive.
7;.
301,000 Gloucester, Third Series
Frank J.
—
1971
Series notes.
6,111,000
Offering
First" Series
Gloucester,
1,609,000
Louisiana
Certificate
.
Third
nntp5?
Falnio'uth,
330,000
,
Gretna),
O.
(P.
1959. Due
.
340,000 Easthampton,
Parish / Police
the
of
at any bank specified by
or
School
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1969.
51,000
Civil
Township,
bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1968.
Treasurer,
Thirteenth
notes.
of
$51,000
Oct.
awarded
7
Brockton, Third Series
/
■ -A
■
1,240,000 Brockton, Sixth Series
the successful bidder.
re¬
p.m.
building
sealed
Series
Third
Braintree,
notes.
..
the bonds.
Grover
Dist., Mich.
Gibraltar, Mich.
Bond Offering—Gferald I.
Town
608,000
be
..
of about
V-:. •
Group A
Series notes.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
Union Parish
for
basis
a
Andover,
518,000
inclusive.
improvement
24
p.
Walpole, Mass.
notes.
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
Nov.
on
of
Bank-State Street Trust
i'
the Parish.. Police
receive seaJW
bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec. 9 for
the purchase of $150,000 court¬
house bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
Secretary
chase of $2,600,000 sewerage works
(CST)
100.39,
$500,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
p.
190,
Co., and Tucker, Anthony & R.
Day, jointly, as SVzs, at a price
100.13, a basis of about 3.48%.
of
Jury,: will
Nov.
190,
L.
Boston, until noon (EST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $23,438,000
State-aided projects notes, as fol¬
Deemer, Parish Clerk, will receive
y.
&
Sch.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
sewer
,
(P. O. Lake
Providence),' La.
Offering—Frank Byerley
•
—
4—v.
1885—were awarded to Estabrook
lows:
Bldg. Corp.
(P. O. Crawfordsville), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $1,995,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
4
DeWitt Public
$460,000
Nov.
Sale—The special assess-'
paving and * storm sewer..
bids
c/o The Merchants bonds
3.75%.
totaling $202,000 offered
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
Oct. 20
v. 190, p. 1677 — were
Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) awarded to a group
composed of
District (P. O. Dighton), Mass.
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of the
First of Michigan Coporation,
Bond Offering — Frederick B.
$1,910,000 bonds, as follows:.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Stra- Tschirch, District Treasurer, will
$1,310,000 school project bonds. nahan, Harris & Co., Inc., Mc-'r
receive sealed bids c/6 The Sec¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to Donald-Moore & Co., and Friday
ond
Bank-State
Street
Trust.
1979 inclusive.
& Company.
Company, Municipal Department,
600,000 school loan bonds. Due
111 Franklin Street, Boston, until
Harper Creek Community School
on Dec.
1 from 1960 to 1979
2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for the
District, 4th Class No. 3 (P. O.
inclusive.
Battle Creek), Mich.
purchase
of
$2,185,000
school
Dated
Dec.
1, 1959. Principal
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1959.
Note Sale—The $80,000 tax anti¬
Due
and interest payable at the Mer¬
on Dec.
15 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
cipation notes offered Oct. 26—v."'
chants National Bank of Boston.
clusive.
Principal • and interest
190, p. 1780—were awarded to the
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Michigan National
payable at the Second Bank-State
Bank, of Battle
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
Creek, as 3.00%.
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Harper Woods Sch. Dist., Mich. "
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Westford, Mass.
Note Sale
The $260,000 tax
Boston.
Bond Offering — Charlotte P.
anticipation notes offered Oct. 20
Greig. Town Treasurer, will re¬
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
v.
190, p. 1677—were awarded
ceive sealed bids c/o The Union
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
to the First National Bank, of De¬
7 Note Offerings—Sealed bids will National Bank, of Lowell, until troit.
•
>
be received by Authorities listed 2 p. m. (EST) on Nov. 12 for the
purchase of $435,000 school pro¬ Hazel Park School District, Mich.
below at the office of the State
Note Offering — Ernest Barr,
Housing Board, 120 Tremont St., ject loan bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
cago.;,^,."
Crawfordstille
Bond
Bond
Chicago), III.
4—v.
Hadley, Mass.
Sale—The
offered
—
Parish
■-
Secretary of
Nov.
or Detroit.
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
V
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu
■./■ "ll
III.
offered
bonds
City, Chicago
r—
.
'
bonds
Bond
$2,375,000
p.
price of
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Livingston County Community Unit
School District No. 4 (P. O.
v...
The
—
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
and
White, Weld & Co., as 3.80s, at a
approved by Ross; McCord, Ice &
;
p;
Sale
City.
South
1885—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Citizens
Legality
the
at
Mooresville,
by
Burlington, Mass.
water¬
1676—were sold to
the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency,
as
4%s, at a
price of par.
190,
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, oi
New York
(CST) on Nov. 12 for the
purchase of $27,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,, 1959.
Due semi-annually from Jan. 1,
1961 to Jan. 1, 1974. Principal and
jfoterest
Dec. 1
on
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
until
Due
incl.
1979
53
Boston, Group B at the National Dated Nov. 15, 1959. Due on Sept.
onawmut
bank
of
Boston
and
15, 1960.
Principal and interest
Group C at the First National payable
at the current official
Bank, of Boston. Legality ap¬ bank of the City in New York
approved
p.m.-
works revenue bonds offered Nov,
2—v.
bids
sealed
to
Principal
payable at the Merchants
Consolidated School
Offering—Welcome
county jail
National Bank of Boston.
Neal, Secretary of School Board,
Con¬
solidated School District No.
(P.
Bond
$500,000
1, 1959.
1960
and int.
Corp. (P. O. Mooresville), Ind.
J-D.
1
inclusive.
Dated Dec.
from
to
Mooresville
1,
Interest
Dec.
on
Nov.
Dated
of
and house of correction loan bonds.
offered
bonds
190, p. 1469 — were
Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Inc., and Frank E. Hailstone &
Co., jointly, as 4.90s, at a price
of 100.26, a basis of about 4.84%.
v.
—
awarded
ecretary of the Board of Eduation, will receive sealed bids
hiding
purchase
Bond Sale—The
Counties Community Unit Sch.
District No. 3 (P. O. Neoga),
(1985)
of $10,-
notes
3—v.
to
of
a
$1,900,000
offered Nov.
Sale —The
school building bonds
190, p.
1573—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
Corp., at a price of
Michigan
254,
(1986)
rThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
J00.11,
a net
-4.51%,
as
interast cost of about
follows:
t$180,000 5s.
1960
Due
to
1964
130,000 4%s.
1965
to
June
on
from
1
inclusive.
Due
1967
on
in
the
1
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; McDonald-Moore &
Co., and McDougal and Condon,
Inc.
\A.
Union
$52,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 3—
1781—were awarded to
190, p.
v.
Wade, Inc.
Sch.
Hist.
MINNESOTA
Clerk,
bids
until 8
16
for
will
purchase
water
and
sewer
(CST)
p.m.
the
Halloran,
receive
sealed
1
Note Sale
The $500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Oct. 19
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
—
—v.
190,
to
1573—were
Manufacturers
the
Dover-Eyota
No. SS3
National
tndep. Sch. District
(P. O. Eyota), Minn.
Bond
awarded
p.
S
school
IBank, of Detroit.
Nov.
Shiawassee County (P.O.
Corunna), Mich.
'
.
Bond
the
—
iJtica Community Sch.
Dist., Mich.
Bond Sale—The$2,886,000school
touilding
and site bonds offered
29—v. 190, p. 1677 — were
a
syndicate headed by
& Co. Inc., at a
XIalsey, Stuart
price of 100.05,
of about
4.44%,
3>96,000 5s.
1962
1,170,000
on
July 1
inclusive.
1964
41/2S.
from
follows:
as
Due
to
net interest cost
a
Due
1965 to 1976
1,080,000
4%s.
from
July
on
on
July
1
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
540,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
'
■
'
1985
to
1988 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Klyth & Co., Inc., Eastman
Dillon,
KJnion Securities & Co., John Nuveen
&
Tion
&
Co., Paine, Webber, JacltCurtis,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Commerce
Kansas
City,
tional
Trust
Co., of
Co., Na¬
Friday &
Boulevard Bank,
of
Walker
Bond
ment
assess¬
street
improvement bonds
totaling $105,000 offered Oct. 20—
V. 190, p. 1573—were
awarded to
S*aine, Webber, Jackson
bids
County,
& Curtis.
German
DrainageWayne), Mich.
Bond
Offering—Henry V. Heradck, County Drain
Commissioner,
District (P. O.
.
will
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
sealed
inclusive.
and
1979
interest
tank
toy
the
proved
&
11
at
a
designated
Legality apCanfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
190,
a
group
composed
Kindred
Barcus
&
Arthur &
chen &
of
Co., Kenower, MacCo., and Watling, Ler-
Co., at
price of 100.005
a
net interest cost of
about
a
follows:
as
3>140,000
5s.
Due
4.60%
Minnesota
to
1984 inclusive.
130,000 4V2S. Due on
July 1 from
1985 to 1988
inclusive.
Wyandotte,
Bond
wCity
toids
XI
Offering
Clerk, will
bids until
until
for
Jbonds,
8
the
provement
1959. Due
1974
as
p.m.-
Ford
(EST)
of
Wagar,
$22,000
on
to 1963 incl.
lOjOOO special assessment
bonds
1963
?n Aug. 1 from 1960
to
inclusive.
Dated
and
inclusive.
Aug. 1, 1959.
Principa
interest (F-A)
payable at the
Dec.
1,
from 1961
1
to
Interest
J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton & Kyle, of St. Paul.
Mounds
View
Clerk
the
School
sealed
bids
Wendt,
Board,
until
will
8
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. <16 for the pur¬
chase of $600,000
general obliga¬
tion school
building bonds. Dated
Dec.
1, 1959. Due
1962 to
1988
1983
and
Dec.
on
1
inclusive. Bonds due
thereafter are call¬
able
olis,
and
Marquart, of Minneap¬
Peterson, Popovich &
Mardsen, of St.
St.
Offering
of St. Louis.
Treasurer
S.
of
Board
of
Bond
000
Clerk,
works
and
bonds.
sewerage
1960
Due
from
to 1969 inclusive.
(CST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
$700,000 non-tax exempt stu¬
bonds,
as
follows:
A bonds.
and
Due
Oct.
1471
29—v.
were
—
Weeks, Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration,
American
Securities
Corp., J. C. Bradford & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
Laidlaw & Co., John J. Ryan &
Co., Butcher & Sherrerd, Henry
G. Wells &
&
Co., and Mackey, Dunn
Co., Inc.
Hinds
County Sch. District (P. O.
Jackson), Miss.
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
—
school
190,
bonds
offered
Nov.
4—v.
1887—were awarded to
p.
composed
group
of
a
the
Deposit
Co., of
Jackson; Leland Speed Co.; First
Guaranty
Bank
National
&
Bank;
Trust
Jackson
East
Orange, N. J.
1
(P. O. Winsona), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$325,000
industrial bonds was sold to the
First National Bank, of Memphis.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
000
City
bonds,
Clerk,
sewerage system bonds
to a group headed
$880,000
was
sold
by Allen & Co.
Dated Oct, 1, 1959»<Due on Oct.l
Due
I960 to
1979 inclusive.
478,000
Due
1960 to
1979
Great Falls,
Donds
offered
Nov.
2
190,
p.
1886—were awarded to Grande
&
Co.,
514s, at
as
a
v.
—
price of
par.
Nov.
1
inclusive.
500,000 Series B bonds. Due
April 1 from 1977 to 1998
on
in-,
David City, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 electric light revenue
was
elusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality approved
by Faegre &
Benson,
Bond
Sale—The
$275,bonds
& Co.,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
$330,000
hos¬
pital bonds offered Oct. 28
190. p, 1781—were
awarded to
—
group
&
comopsed of E.
J.
4s
Hanover
a
Prescott
Co., American National
Bank,
Paul, Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Kalman & Co.,
Inc., as 4.20s,
and 3V2s, at a
price of 100.16.
Chairman
Virginia, Minn,
bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $80,000 general
obligation field house
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1964
of
Minneapolis.
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
will
1
Nov.
from
1,
1960
Principal
1959.
to
and
1979
by
Hawkins.
Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Ocean
of
Bond
Sale—The
4
$741,000
improvement
bonds
gen¬
offered
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
190, p. 1678 — were
awarded to Boland, Saffin &
Co.,
as
3.30s, at, a price of 100.06, a
basis of about 3.27%.
Summit, N.J.
Bond
Sale
—
The
and
Nov.
4—v.
awarded
were
.
a
im¬
bonds
190,
to
\
$600,000
school
of¬
1781—
p.
group
com¬
posed of Stroud & Co., Inc., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., and Laidlaw &
Co., as 3.30s, at a price of 100.07,
a
basis of about
public
3.28%.
1
Sale
—
1,
1959.
1960 to
Due
1974
in¬
tional
Bank
of
Long Island, in
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Islip,
Lackawanna, N.
Bond
Y.
Offering—Jos: E. Krause,
City Treasurer, Will receive sealed
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov.
bids
10 for
the purchase of
$367,000
general
improvement
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
May 1
from 1960 to 1967
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
.
Marcellus, Skaneateles, Camillus,
Onondaga, Spafford and Otisco
Central School District
No.
1
Bond
group composed of the
sealed
bids
until
Bankers
Co., New York City, Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc., and
Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., as
3.80s, at a price of
rill
100.39,
basis of about 3.76%.
a
New
York
8:30
p.m.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1971 inclusive
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
City, N.
Reports Budget
troller
Y.
Surplus—Comp¬
Lawrence
E.
Gerosa
re¬
vealed Nov. 2 that the
City ended
its 1958-59 fiscal
year, last June
30, with an excess of over $3 mil¬
lion above expenditures in its
$2
Expense Budget,
statutory detailed financial
statement, known as the Comp¬
billion
The
troller's
Annual
total
General
$641
Both
Bond Offering—Joseph P. Con¬
stantino, Borough Clerk, will re¬
Report,
and
the
Real
$947.8 million.
over
the
were
showed
Revenues at
Fund
million
"highest"
in
the
City's
history, Gerosa said.
Comptroller showed over
$2,350,000 in "found money" as
The
the
result
ments
of
and
his
he
special
invest¬
placed his Rainy
Stabilization Fund
Day Reserve or
at $76.9 million.
Assets
The report stated that the
funded
gross
debt,
Passaic
City's
30,
June
at
County, in Totowa. Legal¬ was $4,136*2 billion—a net
ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt, crease of $103,244,000 over
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
previous year, 1957-58.
in¬
the
Gerosa told newsmen, "It is this
rise in the City's long-
in¬
debt with
term
which
I
am
con¬
Cheektowaga, U-Crest Fire District cerned, and it is my principle rea¬
No. 4 (P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y. son for opposing Amendment No.
Bond
Offering — Paul Tachok, Four.
"New York City is coming into
District
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on the greatest borrowing power in
Nov. 12 for the purchase of $65,000 its history. We will have about
building and
equipment bonds $300 million a year for all nonexempt
capital
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
purposes,
each
from 1960 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬ year for the next six years.
This
cipal and interest
(A-O) payable
at the Manufacturers and Traders
Trust
Co.
of
Buffalo.
Legality
Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
approved
burn
&
by
includes
the 1960 Capital Budget
Capital Program for the
following five years (1961 through
and
the
1965).
"In
addition
carry-over
City.
from
Cornwall
(P. O. Cornwall-onHudson), N. Y.
Sale
The $30,000 fire
Bond
house
190,
John
—•
bonds
1678
p.
J.
offered
—
were
DeGolyer
Oct.
Co.,
price of 100.16,
of about 4.10%.
■
a
27—v
awarded
Inc.,
a
the
estimate
we
current
calendar
City departments
physically impossible to
the
told
end
a
Jan. 1, of $150 million
which
of
December,"
reporters.
year
find
it
by
Gerosa
use
to
as
New York
City Housing Authority,
New
basis
Highland Falls, N. Y.
improvement
Bond
Offering — Theodore
$1,300,000 offered1 Rathke, Village Clerk,, will
The
p.m.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Security Na¬
Note
re-
announces
will
O
York
Offering—Chairman
Reid
totaling
J.
will
2
improvement
Dec.
from
Estate Levy at
Camden, N. J.
Bond
until
clusive.
over
Totowa, N. J.
4.10s, at
bonds
York
V,
Supervisor,
bids
Dated
June
New
Nov. 12 for the
purchase
on
$527,000
bonds.
on
of
(P. O. I slip), N. Y.
Offering — Thomas
Harwood, Town
v.
—
Due
Boston. Legality
approved by
Storey,
Thorrfdike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
NEW JERSEY
I slip
Wood
vyV".
Trust
County (P. O. Toms River),
New Jersey
interest
payable at the First National Bank
by
Dorsey
& Marquart
Board,
c/o The First
pal Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 18
for the purchase of
$214,000 school
inclusive
Legality
approved
Owen, Scott, Barber
School
National Bank of
Boston, Munici¬
on
Offering—J. G. Milroy,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
of
receive sealed bids
bonds.
Bond
School District, N. H.
Offering—Almon B. Ives,
Bond
v.
&
V
-
constant
Minneapolis.
Tracy, Minn.
City.
a
&
NEW YORK
sold to the First Trust
Co., of
Lincoln, and J. Cliff Rahel
jointly.
Delafield
(P. O. Marcellus), N.
April 1 from 1961 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Na¬
Bank, of Highland Falls.
Legality approved by
Hawkins,
from
York City.
NEBRASKA
on
improvement
on
(EST) on Nov. 16 for the purchase
$200,000 public improvement
Mont.
First
from
of
Bond Sale—The
$95,000 Special
Improvement
District
No.
982
the
at
approved
ceive
MONTANA
payable
Y.
Sale—The $900,000 schooL
building bonds offered Nov. 5—i
v.
190, p. 1781—were awarded to
fered
Louis.
1
Nov.
Louis.
St.
interest
(J-J)
tional
1, 1959.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
Dated
provement
phis. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
Nov.
on
general
1961 to 1989 inclusive.
In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Oxford, Miss.
Sale—An issue of $68,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the First National
Bank, of Mem¬
pan.
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
improvement New York
City.
bonds.
from
Bond
2
will
street
Nov.
Springs, Miss.
until
follows:
as
$350,000
eral
Ocean
bids
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
receive ^Company of Buffalo, or at the op¬
tion of the
scaled bids until 8 p.m.
holder, at The Han¬
(EST) on
over Bank, of New York
Nov. 16 for the purchase of
City. Le¬
$828,-
Vogt,
Hinds
-
sealed
(EST) on Nov. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $37,000 general
improve¬
ment bonds;
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960
to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Offering—Mrs. Eleanor B.
Montgomery County Supervisors
Dist. No.
Regents
of
$200,000 Series
City
water
A.
revenue
offered
1347
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
& Co., Hornblower &
N.
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
$50,-
Wilson,
of
Bye announces that sealed
bids will be received until
2 p. m.
center
bonds
pp.
Estabrook
Cleveland, Miss.
Offering — Dorothy
Secretarv-
—
—
to
clusive. Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Paul.
Olaf
College (P. O.
Northfield), Minn.
Bond
School District, N.J.
Sale
The $3,300,000
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and the
Cady & Co., Inc., as National State Bank, of
Newark,
4V4s. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due bidding for
$3,289,000 bonds as
on Sept.
16 from 1960 to 1963 in¬ 4.10s, at a price of
100.33, a basis
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬ of about
4.06%.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Other members of the syndicate:
sold
was
from
as
of Dec.
1, 1974. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott,<
Barber &
190,
Monday, November 9, 1959
.
Bond
Camden
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
D.
&
Inc., J. W. Sparks & Co., Freeman
Co., Lebenthal & Co.,. Seasongood & Mayer, McDonald-Moore
& Co., and the Camden Trust Co,
&
school
Indep. Sch. District
Offering —D.
of
inclusive.
Calhoun City, Miss.
Sale—An issue of $65,000
special street improvement bonds
No. 621, Minn.
Bond
Nov.
-$6,000 city portion bonds.
Due
Due
Dated
Dec.
sealed
on
follows:
le^n8' 1 f™,m 1960
bonds.
on
price
a
Bond
1
p. m. (CST) on Nov.
purchase of $45,000 gen¬
obligation waterworks im¬
3.30s, at
as
bonds.
and
receive
purchase
Lake, Minn.
19 for the
eral
1962
Bank, both of Jackson, and Hamp
Jones Co., at a price of par.
of St.
Mich.
—
1980
—
Harold Heise,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on
July 1 from
1960 to 1969
inclusive.
330,000 4%s. Due on
July 1 from
1970
1959.
to
Legality
Gilbert,
Bond Offering
1677—were awarded to
p.
1,
1960
J-D.
Paul.
dent
White Cloud Sch.
Dist., Mich.
7 Bond Sale—The
$600,000 school
touilding .bonds offered Oct. 28—
V.
Interest
the
Principal
(J-D) payable
Dec.
from
by
Briggs,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
June 1 from
inclusive.
purchaser.
by Miller,
•
dock
on
trust company
or
for
1
approved
$125,000 special as¬
drainage bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
to
until
19
Dated
dn Dec.
of
sessment
2960
bids
Nov.
on
bonds.
ille
Due
1 from
MISSISSIPPI
the
lor
1981
Feb.
on
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $245,000
municipal parking facilities reve¬
19
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Hayden, Stone & Co., R. D. White
& Co., Janney, Dulles &
Battles,
extension
ler, City Clerk, will receive sealed
in
iVdyne
Bank,
Offering—Warren S. Mil¬
receive
Township, Mich.
Sale—The special
Bond
Chi¬
cago and Frantz Hutchinson & Co.
a
1885 — were
syndicate headed by
p.
National
Saffin &
.
weretceive
—
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
offered
Fairmont, Minn.
1
inclusive.
Due
First
$1,000,000
bonds
of St.
Pall, and John Nuveen & Co., at
a price of
par.
to the First of Michigan
Corpora¬
tion.
ijwarded to
—
awarded to
Sale
The $115,000 tax
^anticipation notes offered Oct. 19
—v. 190, p. 1677 — were
awarded
Oct.
2
I e—The
a
building
v.
190,
1679
p.
syndicate headed by
Fenn & Co., and Boland,
a
of 100.06, a basis of about 3.27%:
Other members of the syndicate:
of- $31,000*
Dec. 1 from 196*1 to ,1970 inclusive.
No.
(P. O. 26440 Puritan Avenue,
Detroit, Mich.
190,
v.
—
Phelps,
Nov.
on
improvement
1, 1959. Due on
bonds. Dated Dec.
Oct. 29
awarded to
on Nov.
$175,000
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
—
Offering—J. F.
City
bids until 8 p. m. (CST)
12 for the purchase of
to
Chaska, Minn.
Bond
Wanamingo Independent School
District No. 258, Minn.
Bond Offering—George Hoven,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1, 1959. Due
account:
&
Redford
of
Sale—The
Walter J.
Braun,
Kosworth & Co., Inc.; Stranahan,
Karris & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Karcus, Kindred & Co.; Watling,
Kerchen
Bank,
(P. O. Zeeland), Mich.
Bond
building
4%s. Due on June
from 1968 to 1988 inclusive.
Savings
Zeeland Twp. School District No. 3
June 1 from
inclusive.
1,590,000
Others
Wyandotte
Wyandotte.
.
receive
Wm.
that the Authority
sealed
bids
until
1
(EST) on Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $21,258,000 temporary
p.m.
Volume
Number 5897
190
.
.
.
.notes
(One Hundred Fifty-second
Issue). Dated Dec. 8, 1959. Due on
June 10, 1960.
Payable at the
*
Chemical
Bank
New
York
.Marshall.
~New
Trimble
York
&
to
_
(1987)
in
Warren, Ohip
tary
Nov.
(EST)
on
of $3,981,-
250 notes, as follows:
j $3,882,000 bond anticipation notes.
/ 99,250 capital notes.
v
2—v.
190,
1679—
p.
Nov.
Fairfield Local School District,
land
Corporation, as 3%s, at a
100.06, a basis of about
p.
price of
Ohio
'
Offering
Donald V.
—
,
3.74%.
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 15
Caddo
be received until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of $197,-
of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000 school site and
16,
,
'
:
.
....
ceive sealed bids until 2
(EST) on Nov. 12 for the
;
;
.chase
p.m.
pur^
of
$225,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April 1
.
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive. Prini cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County National Bank, of
bonds
White &
as
-
.......
Hickory, N. C.
..
Offering—W.
Bond
v
-
E.
bids
-
Easter-
office
his
at
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $220,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
Dec.
1, 1959. Due
1961
to
June 1 from
1978 inclusive.
Principal
on
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Manhattan Bank, of New
City. Legality approved by
Chase
York
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
710 West Cleveland
Bond
ling,
ment
Offering
at his office in
leighj until 11
10
W. E. Easter-
Secretary of Local GovernCommission,
will
receive
„fjtjpealed, bids
-■•j
—
a jr.-(EST) on
the
for
bonds,
purchase
follows:
as
$750,000
water
June
1
of
1961
$960,000
on
1984
in¬
1960
to
inclusive.
1981
Dec.
Dated
1, 1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Guaranty Trust Co., of
interest
and
Morgan
New
of
June
on
bonds.
sewer
1 from
York
the
Bank
City,
or
holder,
sealed
at
at the option
the Wachovia
&
McCarthy,
of
5
1968 to
school
on Nov. 16 for the purchase
$15,000 storage and equipment
building notes. Dated Nov. 1,1959.
Due Oct. 31, 1962.
ment
190,
Counf.y
(P.
O.
Raleigh),
Bond
ling,
ment
Offering
—
W. E. Easter-
sealed
bids
at
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
17 for the purchase of $4,250,000
bonds,
follows:
as
Due
county hospital bonds.
on
May 1 from 1961 to
1980
inclusive.
$1,000,000
3,250,000
Due
school building bonds.
May 1 from 1961 to
on
1979 inclusive.
&
Co., at
a
Offering
Esther
—
J.
Ja¬
cobs, Director of Finance, will
building
offered
and
re¬
(EST)
on
Nov. 16 for the purchase of
$125,000 storm and sanitary sewer
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due On
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
in
Legality
Cleveland.
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
by
on
Dec.
1,
1961
on
Dec.
1,
1963
3J/4s... Due
frohl '1965
The
bonds
&
Dec.
1
dated
are
Interest
J-D.
Other members of the syndicate:
Drexel & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
B. J.
Van
Ingen & Co., Alex.
Ohio
—
The
Garrett &
Robert
(P. O. 21937 Miles
Road, Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
(EST)
m.
Nov.
on
Dated
Dec.
1
clusive.
Nov.
from
1,
1961
Principal
1959. Due
1970 in¬
and
interest
Davis.
*
'
'
tional
" * '
i
'
District No. 4 (P. O.
Clerk of Board
of
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
improvement bonds offered Nov.
190, p. 1782—were awarded
to the Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
5—v.
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
and Ohio Company, as 4s,
price of 101.18, a basis of
cago,
a
about
3.87%.
on
Nov.
ment
Oct.
1961
*
for
thepurchase of
water line improve¬
assessment
15, 1959. Due
to
Ohio
1980
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 15 from
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest. (J-D) payable
at the Lagonda National Bank of
Springfield. Legality approved by
Pe^. Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
,
of
Board
8
p.
'
I" *'>■'*■
Commis¬
of
1, 1959. Due
Washington
Bond
receive
1979
United
Bond Sale—An issue of $395,000
and sewer revenue bonds
water
on
States
on
National
Bank,
Corpus Christi, Texas
Nate—The
190,
Offering
foregoing supersedes
19
1679.
p.
'
Bond
eral
Sale—The $2,100,000 gen¬
improvement
Nov. 2—
E.
M.
Roth,
(CST) on Nov. 10 for the purchase
$95,000 building bonds.
Due
Serially from 1961 to 1969.
of
a
375,000 4s. Due
eral obligation bonds.
1,510,000
to
Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1960
1979
on Nov.
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
1 from
3%s.
Due on Nov.
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
Due on
inclusive.
1
Legality ap¬
Other members of the syndicate:
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry Fahnestock &
Co., National Bou¬
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
levard Bank, Chicago, F. S. Yantis & Co., Blewer, Glynn & Co.,
Delaware County (P. O. Media),
A.
E.
Masten
&
Co., Milburn,
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Hugh Garchin- Cochran & Co., John Small & Co.,
sky, Chief Clerk of Board of Hamilton Securities Co., and Alli¬
County Commissioners, will re¬ son-Williams Co.
ceive
bids
sealed
(EST)
until
2:00
p.m.
Nov. 17 for the purchase
$1,000,000 general obligation
of
pay¬
after OctMy 1969.
Tfust & Savings Bank, Chicago;
callable* ton any interest
.
ment date
Interest
on or
A-O.
Legality approved
by Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, of
Philadelphia.
Haverford Twp. School District
Authority (P. O. Havertown), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $510,000 school
t
bonds
revenue
190,
offered
Oct.
28—*
1679—were awarded to
a
group composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., White, Weld
& Co., Pennington Colket & Co.,
v.
Bond Sale—The
$1,900,000 gen¬
offered Nov.
3—v. 190, p. 1783-^-were awarded
tb a group composed of the First
National Bank in Dallas; Harris
Dat^d Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
Oct. X from 1960 to 1984, inclusive.
are
Garland, Texas
on
Bonds due in 1970 and thereafter
eral obligation bonds
Ira
lock &
Hart &
net interest cost of about 4.01%,
a
as
on
Nov.
from
1
1964
to
1973
inclusive; and $110,000
3J4s, due on Nov. 1 from 1974
to 1979 inclusive.
"
3.35s, due
as
1
1
»
*
'
West Manchester Twp.
follows:
$375,000 5s.
1960
p.
due
& Co.; Underwood,
& Co.; Eddleman, Pol¬
Fosdick, Inc., and Austin,
Parvin, at a price of par,
Haupt
Neuhaus
to
Due on Dec. 1
1970 inclusive.
from
145,000 4V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1971
to
1973 inclsuive.
1 from
Due on Dec.
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
885,000 4s.
and H. J. Steele &
Copan), Okla.
—
offered-
v.
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 16
for the purchase of $200,000 gen¬
•
of Education, will
until 7 p.m.
bonds
190, p. 1888
were
syndicate headed by
PENNSYLVANIA
Johnston, Lemon & Co., at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
Avalon School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—C. P. Dils, Sec¬ about 3.93%, as follows:
retary of the Board of School Di¬ $215,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from
rectors, will receive sealed bids
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
l-i's
bids
Nov. 21,
of
Portland.
County Indep. School
sealed
" "
County Water Control and
Improvement District (P. O.
Boston), Texas
Nov. 1 from 1960 was sold to the
Kelly Brown In¬
inclusive. Principal and
vestment Company, subject to an
(M-N) payable at the election
to be held
interest
—v.
TEXAS"'''"/'
Bowie
m.
230,000 term bonds,
on Nov. 1, 1989.
495,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
Additional Sale—The $1,250,000
electric, water and sewer system
bonds
revenue
offered
the
same
day were awarded to a group
composed of Ira Haupt & Co.; J.
C. Bradford & Co., and Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, at a- price of
100.08, a net interest cost of about
3.99%, as follows:
*
(P. O.
York), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 30—
190, p. 1783—were awarded to
Spring Grove National Bank,
Spring Grove, as 3V2S, at a price
v.
the
$95,000
5s.
1960 to
Due on
1967
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1 from
225,000 41/4S.
Due on Dec.
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
195,000 3.90s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
,
735,000 3.95s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1983
to
1987
inclusive.
of par.
Washita
County Indeo. Sch; Dist.
No. 78 (P. O. Cor dell), Okla.
Isbell,
Education, will
(CST) on Nov. 10 for the purchase
$30,000 repair and furniture
bonds.
Due serially from 1961 to
of
1966.
/
Carolina
South
Bond
(State
Offering—Jeff
District
of)
B.
Bates,
State
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $10,000,000 State School bonds, Series
O. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
1
OREGON
Hurst-Euless Consol. Indep.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bond Offering—Robert L.
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Offerin g—Geraldine
23
,
Clerk of Board of
Vienna,
Bond
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Trustee's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
bids
(PST) on Nov. 10
for the purchase of $160,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Nov.
•'
Cleveland. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bank,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive,
sioners, will receive sealed
until
Liberty
Co., of
Oklahoma
City, „First
National
Bank, of Pawhuska, and Evan L.
to
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
President
group
composed of the
National Bank & Trust
cial assessment road improvement
on
Sons, and First
Company of Kansas.
Securities
Offering—Angela T. Volk,
p.
aim,
Co., at a price
of 98,00, a
net interest cost of
about 3.38%, as follows:
Osage County Indep. Sch. District
No. 2 (P. O. Pawhuska), Okla.
$280,000 serial bonds, for $40,000
2 %s, due on Nov. 1 from 1960
Bond Sale—An issue of $270,to 1963 inclusive; $130,000 3s,
000 school bonds was sold to a
Randall
North
~
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
on
19^ inclusive.
to1
Dec.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler,' of
Chicago.
1959.
Offering—Ira H. Rich,
County Judge, will receiye sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Nov20 for the purchase of $140,000 jail
will
Bond
bonds.
Brown & Sons, Robert W. Baird
$61,390 im-l
& Co., Inc., Stern Brothers & Co.,
proverhent bonds offered Nov. 4—
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.,
v.
190, p. 1782—were awarded to
Eldredge & Co., Inc., Allan Blair
J. A. White & Co., as 3%s, at a
& Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
price of 100.69, a basis of about
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
3.61%.
Sale
Bond
$42,338.13
Bond Offering — Dorothy V.
Jones, Village Clerk, will receive
'sealed bids until 1 p. im '(EST)
on
Nov. 12 for the purchase of
$300,000 first mortgage sewerage
system revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
v.
1962."
2,400,000
ap¬
Cooper, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
Ohio
—
and 1964.
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
York
OHIO
3
price of 100.06, a net
of about 3.34%, as
800,000 3s. Due
pay¬
at
City.
Nov.
cost
$800,000 5s. Due
noon
Bond
Tigard Water pistrfcti Oregon
Offeriiig-YCurtis Tigard,
t^s
1, 1959.
$4,000,000
and equip¬
p.
Road, Cleveland), Ohio
May 1, 1958.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at The
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
Belpre,
site,
interest
Inc.,
Dated
1 from
The
—
Ravenna City
office
his
Dec.
on
inclusive.
follows:
bonds.
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will
receive
Sale
bonds
Lyndhurst. (P. O. 5301 Mayfield
bids until 8
North Carolina
•"
1971
1782—were awarded to a
group headed by Goldman, Sachs
23 for the purchase of $6,770 spe¬
Wake
on
Oklahoma
Bond
New 'Village Clerk, will receive sealed
York City.
Dec. 1, 1964.
Dec. 1 from
on
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 89 (P. O. Oklahoma City),
p.m.
Michel-
awarded to
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
(EST)
Bond
TENNESSEE
Centerville), Tenn.
W.
the report in our issue of Oct.
1963.
77,000 3%s. Due
of
Co., of Raleigh.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,.
Washburn
until
bids
the
receive
(PST)
on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of
$59,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1969, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Co.,
'
Offering — Carolyn E.
Schwallie, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
The
Dec. 1, 1962
on
20,000 3%s. Due
60,000 3V2S. Due
Note
Trust
&
school
Louisville, Ohio
Marietta,
sanitary
Due
$11,000
4.20%.
clusive.
210,000
$40,000 3y4s. Due
improvement bonds offered Nov. 2
proved
Due
to
Sale—The
to
Oklahoma City, as follows:
of
and
Bond
awarded
First National Bank & Trust
(P. O.
Ohio
pany,
bonds.
from
Ra-
Nov.
1574—were
p.
Road, Huron),
ceive sealed bids until
Lincolnton, N. C.
'
A.
190, p. 1782—were awarded
to Magnus & Co., as 4*4s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed
J.
—v.
NORTH CAROLINA
-
to
$197,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 190,
Offering—L.
son, City Recorder,
sealed bids until 11
to
Bond Sale—The
4%s.
Huron Local School District
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
&
-■.
sold
was
Co.,
Middletown.
i Galloway, of New York City.
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—An issue of $7,000
special assessment street improve¬
ment
to
St. Helens, Oregon
school improvement bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on June 1 and
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
purchase
—
19—v.
awarded
were
—
Bond
$1,493,500
the
Oct.
Simons, of Charleston.
gen¬
First National Bank of Oregon, in
Portland.
OKLAHOMA
County Indep. Sch. District
No. 33 (P. O. Carnegie), Okla.
for
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New'
York City, and Sinkler,. Gibbs &
Note
The foregoing supple¬
system ments the report in our issue of
190, Nov. 2—v. l$0, p, 1888.
water
offered
1471
$700,000
55
Hickman County (P. O.
Nov. .16, 1960.
terest payable
v
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
building bonds.
1959.
Due on Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Principal and in¬ able at the First National Bank Jackson
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
& Trust Co., Hamilton. Legality
at The Hanover
No. 18 (P. O. Alius), Okla.
Bank, of New York City. Legale approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Bond Offering—Jessie M.
Cron,
ity "< approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt, liams, of Cincinnati.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
will receive sealed 'bidS until 8
Grafton, Ohio
York'City.
*
/
»
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 10 for the
Wallkill, Washington Heights Sani- fire equipment bonds was sold purchase of $292,000 school build¬
tary Sewer District (P. O. 62-64 to the Grafton Savings & Bank¬ ing bonds. Due from 1961 to 1970
North Street, Middletown), N. Y. ing Co., Grafton,
as
414s, at a inclusive.
Bond Offering — Kenneth Van price of par
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Sciver, Town Supervisor, will reNo. 53 (P. O. Oklahoma
Hillsboro, Ohio
City),
Dated
eral
awarded to the First Cleve¬
Norton, Schulz,
'
Bond
bonds totaling $71,500
sewer
offered
County, Lake Grove
Grove),
Oregon
\ " '"' *
Water Dist. (P. O. Lake
were
Bond
receive
Clackamas
Bond sale—rThe .general, obliga¬
tion street improvement and sani¬
•*-:
""
Nov. 9 for the purchase
due
callable
are
J-D. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Mitchell, of
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Bonds
thereafter
any interest payment date on
and after Dec. 1, 1969. Interest
City.
/ Note Offering — E. V.
City Comptroller,
will
r
inclusive.
-on.
Rochester, N. Y.~
*
1996
1970, and
Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
.
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
from
Bonds
1960
due
to
1979
inclusive.
County,
*
lands
Water
Forest High(P. O.
District
thereafter
Bond Sale—An issue of
$750,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to R.
Edwards, Inc., as 4%s and 4Vzs.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1991 inclusive.
In¬
J.
Dated Nov.
terest M-N. Legality
approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe,
& Horton, of Dallas.
Dec.
1, 1975 and
are callable on any in¬
payment date on or after
Portland), Oregon
Dec. 1, 1974. Principal and inter¬
Bond Safe—Aii issue of $110,000 est' (J-D) playable at the State
general obligation bonds was sold Trtasury in Columbia, or at any
to the
First National
Bank of agency of the State in New York
Oregon, in Portland.
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
Clackamas
on
School
(P. O. Hurst), Texas
Lake View Independent
McCall
Sch. Dtst
Texas
terest
Bond Sale—An issue of
$350,000
school building bonds was
Dittmar & Co.,
election
cember.
sold to
Inc., subject to an^
early De¬
to be held in
A
1
S>6
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1968)
Panola
Carthage),
(P. O.
County
Bonds
ceived
the
for
t)onds
bids
Sold—All
Not
offered
190, p.
2—v.
Ijonds
awarded
3575—were
to
group
a
by Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
3nc., and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Bond
No.
147-
will receive sealed
(PST) on Nov
purchase of $350,000
District Clerk,
until
bids
24
10 a.m.
the
for
building bonds.
Grandview,
price of par, as follows:
a
District
(P. O. Othello), Wash.
Offering—Vilma Bay ley
163-55
Jheaded
iat
School
solidated
$2,950,000
offered Nov. 4—v. 190, p.
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$200,000
$1,450,000 water works and sewer
water and sewer revenue bonds
system revenue bonds as 3%s.
was sold to William P. Harper &
1,500,000 general obligation bonds
Son & Co., and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
as follows: $125,000 5s, due on
June 1 from 1973 to 1978 in¬ jointly, as 4%s. Dated Oct. 1, laay.
clusive;
June
due
on
and
...
$100,000
4%s, due
1979; $200,000 4V2s,
June 1 1980 and 1981;
1,
due on
4Yis,
$1,125,000
June 1 from 1982 to
Due
fcody & Co., Russ & Co., Dittmar
^ Co.,. Eddleman, Pollok & Fos-
Abercrombie &
click, Inc., Lovett
Funk, Hobbs &
Hendrix
&
Mayes,
Inc.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., and Pohl
Creston H.
Co.,
Co.,
Grant
of
composed
and Cres¬
Muir Investment Corp.,
Funk, Hobbs & Co., at a
H.
price of par, a
of about 4.32%,
net interest cost
follows:
as
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1967
to
4s.
Due
Nov.
on
4V4S.
294,000
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., Dittmar & Co.,
Inc., Columbian Securities Cor¬
poration of Texas, First of Texas
Corp., Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
ton
O.
$135,000 5s. Due
1968
1,
Due
Nov.
on
1
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
from
King County, Renton Sch. District
No. 403 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer,
County
bids
sealed
until
receive
will
11
(PST)
a.m.
Nov. 24 for the
purchase of $1,300,000 general obligation build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
on
Due
1961
to
and
interest
County
1
the
or
at
the
$435,000 41/2s. Due on July 1 from
State's fiscal agency in New York
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
/ '
j
260,000 4.30s. Due on July 1 from City. Legality approved by Pres¬
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
fc
.1
215,000 414s. Due on July 1 from
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
340,000
1985.
4.30s.
*:
Due
1
July
on
Pierce
1,
obligation
Sale—An issue of $60,000
1 Bond
general obligation "water works
system bonds was Sold to the Mu¬
nicipal Securities Company, as 5s.
School District
to
awarded
to
group
a
composed of the Commerce Trust
Company, of Kansas City, J. A.
Hogle & Co., and Frantz Hutchin¬
son &.Co., as follows:
•'
$140,000 41/2S. Due
1960
to
the
as
of
water
1974
of
p.
Winston-Salem,
100.09,
3.75%,
a
at
price
a
as
of
255,000 33/4s. Due
1966 to
on
Jan. 15 from
school
Thurston
District
Va.
were
bonds
offered
awarded
to
a
pub¬
Nov.
group
&
Seattle
Oct.
on
1
by
Preston,
Horowitz,
$1,300,000
from
1,700,000
3V4 s.
1960
3V2s.
1973
Due
to
Due
to
on
1972
Dec.
1
inclusive.
on
1989
O.
Seattle),
obligation bonds offered Nov.
190, p. 1575—were awarded
group headed by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City, and First Boston Corp., at
a price of par, a net interest cost
a
$9,500 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 30—
190, p. 1784—were sold to the
State Finance Committee, as 43/4S,
at a price of par.
v.
WEST
Dec.
1
3.34%, as follows:
1968 and
Others
Co.,
1969.
Buckalew
announces
J.
Weeden
Co.,
Stern Brothers & Co., Trust Com¬
Van
Ingen
&
of Georgia, Atlanta, Braun,
&
Co.,
Inc.,' Pacific
Northwest Co., Bramhall & Stein*,
pany
Hosworth
Mar¬
that
a.m.
(EST)
on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of $350,non-tax
exempt
dormitory
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1958.
revenue
Due
on
Nov.
1 from
1961
inclusive. Interest M-N.
approved
to
1998
Legality
by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New "York
City.
WISCONSIN
Kenosha, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $1,165,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered Nov.
2—v.
to
190, p. 1784—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
a
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of Chicago, Chase
Bank, of New York
City, William Blair & Co., Blunt
Ellis & Simmons, Baxter & Co..
Manhattan
Burns,
Inc.,
as
a
Corbett
3.60s, at
a
&
Pickard
price of 100.41,
basis of about 3.55%.
County (P.
Manitowoc), Wis.
O.
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered Nov.
4—v. 190, p. 1784—were awarded
to
a
group composed
of The Mil¬
waukee
Company, Mercantile
Co., of St. Louis; Spencer.
Trask & Co., Frantz Hutchinson &
Co., and the First Securities Com¬
pany of Manitowoc, at a price of
Trust
100.05.
CANADA
ONTARIO
Ontario
Debenture
(Province .of)
—
An issue of
Sale
$50,000,000 Provincial debentures
in the account:
B.
O.
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond Offering—Treasurer
on
Due Dec. 1, 1967.
3.30s. Due on. Dec. 1,
1,885,000
&
VIRGINIA
Morris Harvey College (P.
3l4s.
895,000
School
Rainier
(P. O. Olympia),
Washington
Dec, 1. 1961.
745,000 312s. Due on Dec. 1, 1962.
3,260,000 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
inclusive.
Others in. the account: Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Alex. Brown & Sons, Hornblower
Weeks, First of Michigan Cor¬
poration, Francis I. duPont &
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
(P.
eral
nf about
follows:
3
of
Washington
$715,000 6s. Due
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
a price of 100.03, a net
Interest cost of about 3.44%, as
until
Sale—The
and
Interest A-O.
Sale—The $7,500,000 gen¬
Inc.,
at
307
Manitowoc
of
Bond
County,
No.
Bond
Seattle.
headed
from
and
3—v.
1982 inclusive.
Roanoke,
-
inclusive;
approved
Thorgrimson
from
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000
■—
inclusive; $106,on Oct. 1 from
1969
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
to
5
-to
Legality
Port
follows:
on Jan. 15
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
lic
Oct. 1 from 1970
1963
to
—
An
issue
of
was
sold
to
Veillet,
Langlois
and
Courtemanche, Inc., as 6s, at a price of
95.43, a basis of about 6.73%.
Corp.,
Ltd., Midland Securities Corp.,
Cochran, Murray & Co., Ltd., Har¬
ris
&
&
Partners, Ltd.,
Denton
1
—
and $67,091
inclusive.
412s, due
Sale
debentures
—
net interest cost of about
$45,000 4s. Due
T
on
Iberville, Quebec
Debenture
$115,000
r
Trimble &
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.
bonds offered Oct. 29—
1680—were awarded to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
190,
group
Company,
$251,000 4.70s, due
Sale—The $300,000
a
November 9; 1959
—
sealed bids until 11
400,000 Series B bonds, for $43,000 414s, due on Oct. 1 from
Leesburg, Va.
v.
Northwest
4.70s, due
1964
sewer
sold to
1969 inclusive;
000
bids
$565,000 000
follows:
VIRGINIA
Bond
(P. O.
Wash.
$165,000 Series A bonds, for $34,000 4V4S, due on Oct. 1 from
1960 to 1963 inclusive; $64,000
A1,is, due on Oct. 1 from 1964
to
inclusive.
was
,
Ames & Co., Ltd., Mills, Spence &
'
shall
par.
Bellingham
bonds
1961
and
of
sealed
(PST) on Nov. 25 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
the Board of Trustees will receive
Pacific
to
receive
p.m.
)
price of
Monday
Burns Bros. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Ltd., Dawson, Hanna- from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. In¬
ford
Ltd.,
Equitable
Securities terest A-O.
Canada, Ltd., Gairdner & Co.,
St. Emilien, Quebec
Ltd., R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd., W.
Due serially in from two to ten
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
C.
Pitfield
&
Co., Ltd., James
years from date of issue. Legality
waterworks and sewer improve¬
Richardson & Sons, Bankers Bond
approved by Preston, Thorgrim¬
ment
bonds was sold to L.
G.
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Collier,
Norris
&
son & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Beaubien & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a
Quinlan Ltd., Fry & Co., Ltd.,
Snohomish County,
price of 90.00, a basis of about
Lake Stevens Matthews & Co.,
Ltd., Anderson
7.64%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Consolidated School District No. 4 &
Due
Co., Ltd., J. L. Graham & Co.,
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Ltd., Bartlett, Cayley & Co., Ltd.,
clusive. Interest M-N.
Bond
Offering—Verne Stevers,
Brawley, Cathers & Co., Charles
County
Treasurer,
will receive H. Burgess & Co., Flemming &
St. Sulpice School Commission',
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Co., and Walwyn, Stodgell & Co.,
Quebec
Nov. 12 for the purchase of $72,- Ltd.
Debenture Sale
An issue of
000
general
obligation building
$115,000 school debentures was
West
Garafraxa, Ontario v
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
sold to Gaston Laurent, Inc., as 6s,
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
Debenture Sale
An issue of
at a price of 97.27, a basis of about
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
$42,000 debentures was sold to 6.71%. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on
payable at the County Treasurer's Bell, Gouinlock & Co., as 6s, at a Oct. 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
office.
Legality
approved
by price of 95.00. Due on Nov. 1 from
Interest A-O.
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Int. M-N.
of Seattle.
Ste. Therese School Commission,
&
Quebec
QUEBEC
Tacoma, Wash.
Debenture Sale
An issue of
Bond Offering—C. A. Caisford,
Delson, Quebec
$355,000 school debentures was
Director of Finance, will receive
Debenture Sale
An issue of sold to a group composed of Do¬
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(PST)
minion Securities Corp., Ltd., Be¬
on
Nov. 16 for the purchase of $260,000 debentures was sold to a
group
composed of the Banque langer, Inc., Florida Matteau, &
$3,000,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Canadienne Nationale, Belanger, Fils, and the Banque Provinciate
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
Inc., Credit Quebec, Inc., and the du Canada, as 6s, at a price of
from 1960 to 198.9 inclusive. Bonds
Dominion Securities Corp., as 6s, 93.84,
a
basis of about 7.44%.
due on Dec. 1, 1970 and thereafter
at a price of 90.67. Dated Oct. 1, Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
are
callable as of Dec. 1,
1969.
1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Inter*
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
1969 inclusive. Interest A-O,
est A-O.
able at the City Treasurer's office,
or at the option of the holder, at
the fiscal agency of the State in
New York City. Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
will
offered
composed of Wm. R. Harper &
Sons & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Dec. 1 from
on
1510,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1974
State
a
Port
inclusive.
1963
'
1964 to
the
4V2s, at
revenue
$650,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school building
t>onds offered Oct. 29—v. 190, p.
,
Offering—Archie E. Blair,
Secretary of the Port Commission,
1784—were sold
Washington, as
Bellingham),
Sale—The
1784—were
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
(P. O. Richfield), Utah
Bond
school
Oct. 29—v. 190, p.
UTAH
Sevier County
County School District No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
417
.
Co., Ltd., Royal Securities
Tacoma),
Bond
Bond Sale—The $66,700 general
Sudan, Texas
v
Seattle.
:
O.
1969
from
Principal
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's
office,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(P.
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., A. E.
.
—
165
No.
Dist.
and 1969.
■
provement bonds offered Nov. 3—
V. 190, p. 1888—were awarded a
group
Sch.
Ephrata), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The $475,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
23—v. 190, p. 1575—were awarded
to John Nuveen & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.32%, as follows:
(P.
$1,250,000 im¬
Sale—The
Bond
1989
Joint
Ephrata
County,
Consol.
46,000
Authority
River
(P. O. 342 West W oodlawn
Ave., San Antonio), Texas
to
Legality
,
1961
Antonio
San
44
A-O.
approved by Preston, Thorgrim& Horowitz, of Seattle..
j
Co., Inc.
*
1983
from
1
Interest
son
Reynolds
& Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
¥m, E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Good-
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1989 incl.
Others in the account:
Tacoma
Washington
Othello Joint Con
Adams County,
The
—
of
WASHINGTON
Arthur, Texas
Sale
Bond
Hess & McFall, and L. V.. Hauser
Co.
!
0
Port
re¬
1888—were rejected.
Port
Coe.
hospital
$250,000
Nov.
Mackall
Harkness & Hill, Inc., and
&
Texas
.
sold to a syndicate headed by
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., as 6s
Dated Nov. 15, 1959. Due on Nov
15, 1969 and 1979. Interest M-S.
was
Other members of the syndicate:
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.,
@FedFRASER