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ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. 17. S. Pat. Office
Number
193
6045
New York
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7, N. Y., Monday, April 10, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
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General Corporation and Investment News
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RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Admiral Finance Corp.-—Partial
.
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
tion
Redemption— %
price after May 31, 1972, will decrease
Purchasers
The
has called
corporation
for
operation of the sinking fund,
debentures
ithe
at
231
S.
The
—'v.
debentures
189,
have
assumed
been
Trust
by
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
Co.
Y<"
Yv:V
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
$1,054,892
$1,405,902
1,107,334'
1,208,665
revenue.
expenses
$2,807,592
2,418,493
$2,324,731
' 2,323,145
,
.
Stock
■
ry.
*
193,
1113.
p.
Alabama Power Co.-
-Appointments—Partial Redemp-
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
The
Chemical
to
of
section
4.03
The
its
1991
first
the
of
dated
March
premium
a
made
at
the
York
15,
N.
Chemical
Y.—V.
has
Co.
been
its
for
1961.—V.
redemption
appointed
first
the
by
expenses
5%'
equal
Bank
193,
series
New
due
.309';
of
1990
at
100%
Immediate
.
Trust
York
$2,761,000
plus accrued
on
Co.,
will
payment
Net
Broad
30
St.,
Railway
oper.
137,624
193,
Stock
Stock
$139,167
$165,364
22,157
37
38
Investment
Pursuant
to
Co.
April
an
Markets
Corporation and Investment News--
•
Consolidated
shares of the company's 25c
Alaska-North America
Aug.
common
par
Investment Co.
was
non-diversified
is
pany
investment
shares
4,000,000
total
the
of
authorized
par
value
capital
of
25
Such
company.
stock
cents
the
of
the
of
com¬
share,
per
all
Sept.
exchange
rights.
provisions.—V.
There
191,
p.
$5
at
All
share,
the shares
per
of
are
pre-emptive
no
right
sinking
or
fund
2301.
Sold—Shields
Stock
&
underwriting group which made an initial
public offering on April 5 of 155,000 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock at $10 per share. Of the offering,
,25,000 shares were sold by the company, the net proceeds
of which will be added to working capital, and 130,000
shares by selling stockholders.
The stock sold quickly
at a premium.
an
BUSINESS—Alberto-Culver, with principal offices in Melrose Park,
111., was incorporated in January, 1961, and manufactures and nation¬
ally sells cosmetic and toiletry preparations, particularly .in the hair
care
field.
The
company
succeeds to businesses operated under the
trade
Alberto-Culver, Leonard H. Lavin & Co., and American
Cosmetics Corp. Principal products include hair dressings and condi¬
tioners for men and women, hair coloring preparations, hair fixatives
names
conditioners.
skin
EARNINGS—Pro
Nov.
30,
sales
of
the
company
pays
sales
forma
the
of
no
totaled
1960
share
per
has
$14,905,521
on
retained
950,000
earnings
and
for
the
year
ended
for
use
in the
business
to
date,
and
dividends.
giving
1,000,000
net
shares
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1961,
company
totaled $516,086, equal to
outstanding,
compared with
$10,351,767 and net of $122,896, equal to 13 cents per share
same
number
of
shares for
the like
1959
fiscal
year.
The
cents
effect
shares
of
to
of
the
company
as
of
Feb.
offering includes $662,386 in debt
stock, no par value outstanding.—V.
the
common
801.
Condition
of
Airlines, Inc. reported to stockholders in the annual report
that net earnings for 1960 amounted
compared
with
$21,013,000,
to $11,783,000, or $1.40 per share,
or $2.53 per share in 1959.
The earnings
Continental
an
undivided
project
to
as
lists Carl B. Anderson as President; and he, his wife
the outstanding stock of An-Son Petroleum.—V. 191,
all
own
.
.
;
,
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
523 Marquette Ave.,
Corp.,
with
the
SEC
on
March
\
Minneapolis,
31,
1961,
t
K
acquiring,
developing and operating gas and oil leaseholds, arid
Apache Corp. compensation due it under the program con¬
tract.
As manager of the Program, Apache Corp. will earn
(a) 5%
of all funds expended on the Investor's behalf other than for equip¬
ment
rentals,
(b)
an
over-riding royalty interest: which shall beqr
the
same
relationship to Ys of the total oil and ' gas produced and
saved
from
each lease as the investor's
working interest bears to
of the
46
testing,
to
pay
total
working interest,
and
25%
(c)
after the investor has
each lease
the
The
of
the
investor's net profit
recovered his
entire investment
lease.
prospectus
Apache
and
Corp.
Truman E. Anderson as Board Chairman
Raymond Plank as President.—V. 193, p. 3.
lists
of
included profits
from disposal of property and equipment. Net earnings
from operations were $10,039,000 in 1960 and $13,330,000 in 1959.
The company's revenues in 1960 of $428,500,000 were up more than
13%
from 1959.
Its revenue passenger miles increased 11.6%
to 6,-
its airfreight volume
and
405.000.00p
R.
President,
Smith,
reached
a total
Passengers carried totaled 8,614,000.
ton miles.
revenue
attributed
the
decline
in
of
115,185,000
earnings
these
to
factors:
the
in
slowdown
A
affected
American
business
Increased
squeeze
a
on
in
a
for
transportation
of
mail
and
airfreight
without
such transportation.
charges for
low-priced aircoach service.
A continuation of the rise in basic costs of
operation, offsetting in
part the economies expected from the. use of larger and more efficient
continuing
trend
toward
aircraft.
continuation
A
Aeronautics
Civil
other
the
On
the
of
duplicating
domestic
the ledger,
of
its share of
averaging
Cost
31.1
As
be
is
daily
service
of
for
producing
in
the
total
load
the
past
by
the
factors.
revenue
1959.
each
ton-mile
1959 to 29.9 cents in
of
transportation
decreased
from
1960.
said that American's competitive position will
the introduction of its Astrojet fleet.
Astrojet
strengthened with
name
adopted
the airline for its second-generation jets
powered by the more powerful and more economical fanjet engines. He
noted that within a y$Str Astrojets would be operating to all cities now
served by the company's standard jet airliners.—V. 193, p. 905.
American
by
Bowling Co., Inc., Little Rock, Ark.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
21, 1961 filed a letter
shares of common stock
to be offered at $4 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital. corporation
the
SEC
on
covering
March
of
75,000
(par
notification
10
cent^)
T.
be
&
T.
sold
announced
at
on
competitive
April
15
as
that it
had
announced
fixed
on
terms
March
for
15,
the
1961,
bidding on or about June 6, 1961. The
issue will mature on June 1, 1998. The debentures will not be redeem¬
able for a period of 10 years, or not earlier than June 1, 1971. Be¬
ginning with such date the redemption price will be 2lA points above
the public offering price to and including May 31, 1972. The redemp¬
523
with
Marquette Ave.,
the
SEC
on
Minneapolis, filed a regis¬
March
31,
1961,
covering
1,000
Apache Realty Program, to be offered for public
sale at $5,000 per unit. The offering is to be made on an all or none
basis
through underwriters headed by Blunt Ellis & Simmons, and
the commission to underwriters is to be supplied by amendment.
the
First
a limited partnership of which Apache Realty, gen¬
purchased or subscribed for 176 program units at
and 1,000 at $5,000 each. Apache proposes to offer
the 1,000 units for public sale at $5,000 per unit.
The program'pro¬
poses
to engage in the real estate business, with emphasis on the
acquisition,
development and operation of shopping centers, office
buildings, industrial properties, and other like real estate ventures.
Of the proceeds of this financing, $1,622,514 will be used to purchase
from
a
subsidiary of Apache Realty, at its book value, a shopping
center now under construction in the village of St. Anthony, Minn.,
The
eral
is
program
has
partner,
per
unit
and St. Paul, and expected to open about
(the purchase is subject to an existing mortgage of
other liabilities of $936,000).
An additional $936,000
will be used to complete the purchase of the land and construction
of the center,
and the balance will be added to uninvested funds
and
working capital.
Properties acquired by the program will be
managed for it by
Apache Corp., which will receive management charges in the amount
(percentage of gross cash income) prevailing at the time such services
are
rendered
in the area where such property is situated
(5%
in
of
suburb
15,
Minneapolis
1961
$3,400,000
and
Minneapolis-St. Paul area).
Most of the executive officers of
are salaried employees of Apache Corp.
Apache Realty
will be compensated for its services as general partner by the amount
by which operating cash receipts of the program from each property
acquired by the partnership, less operating expenditures on each,
shall exceed 8% of the program's capital invested in the acquisition,
the
Apache Realty
betterment of such property.
It is to be credited
program
income entitled to be taxed as capital
rqmalping 75% -will be credited to investors, including
Apache Realty, in* the proportions of their contributions to capital,
"the prospectus lists Truman E. Anderson as President of Apache
Realty.
Of the tatter's common stock,
140,000 shares (18%) are
owned by APA Inc., of Minneapolis;
and all of its 500,000 shares
of
subordinated- common stock is owned by Apache Corp. of Min¬
neapolis.—V. 191, p. 2410.
improvement
with
25%
gains, and
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Financing Terms
A.
statement
in
Aug.
passenger miles for
1961, Mr. Smith
the
with
corporation, of
tration
units
a
noted that:
in 1959 to 21.4% in 1960.
continued to improve with each Boeing 707,
9 hours and 27 minutes, compared with
of
and 45 minutes in
cents
authorized in
in lower
Mr. Smith
industry from 20%
Utilization of the jet fleet
7 hours
service
which resulted
Board
side
increased
American
Apache Realty Corp.—Proposes Offering—
This
$4,650
costs
increase
an
because
and
business profits which
high percentage of its traffic comes from
economy
travel.
will
American
except
each
Program funds will be used to pay all costs of evaluating,
to
in
$250,000,000 debenture issue which,
American Airlines, Inc.—Annual Report—
Fund,
prospectus
holding,
46
8,
and
193,
the
son
from
A
Co.—Common
Alberto-Culver
Co. headed
p.
Statement
acquire
in
793.
the
C.
1960, 27,000 shares were purchased
by the company or for its account.
30,
being held
are
equal in all respects. All shares have equal rights with respect to
dividends,
voting,
assets
and liquidation. All shares
will
be
fully
paid and non-assessable and will have no preferences, conversions, or
on
System—
______
class.
one
At
none
management
however, does not involve goyernmental supervision
management, investment practices or policies.
CAPITALIZATION—The
54
1
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bapk Clearings.
45
22, 1958,
company's
of
interest
filed a registration
covering 300 units in
the Apache Gas and Oil Program 1962, to be offered for public sale
at
$15,000 per unit.
The securities are to be marketed on a "best
eforts" basis by Apache Corp. as Issuer and by its subsidiary, APA
Inc.;
and Apache Corp. will absorb an underwriter's commission of
$600 per unit payable to APA for units sold by it and its selling group.
.
,
the
from
will
Fund
Petroleum's
An-Son
and
D.
regulation,
and
of
Offering—
Oklahoma City,
March 31, 1961,
off-shore
or
The
States.
of
The
its
5,
closed-end
of
Banks
on
offered
the drill-site location on each
project, in which the Fund will acquire 100% of An-Son Petroleum's
working interest, subject to the reservation by the latter of 25% of
the "net profits" derived in the operations on the drill-site location.
46
Member
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
organized
under the laws of the State of Maryland, and main¬
principal office presently at 1511 K. Street, N. W., Washing¬
C. The company was initially
organized under the name,
The Alaska
Fund, Inc., which was amended to its present name on
May 19, 1959. The company is subject to regulation under the Invest¬
ment Company Act of 1940
(the "Investment Company Act") and has
registered thereunder with the Securities Exchange Commission as a
tains
Statement
Federal Reserve
within
located
United
all
of
part
as
11
Condition
Ave.,
of
the
of
75%
52
share 250,000
Stock.
ton
limits
Apache
State and City Bond Offerings...—
Fe
SEC
the
50
lands
on
Apache
Foreign Exchange Rates.i
on
consist
37
.
with
and the drilling of the, first well on each. Each project
the working interest under one or more oil and gas
projects
will
leases
43
Balogh & Co., Inc., with main offices in the Woodward
Building, Washington 5, D. C., and branches in Arlington,
Va. and Bethesda, McL, publicly offered at $5.70 per
BUSINESS—The
gas
38
Dividends Declared and Payable—
prospectus,
3
♦4,118
Santa
North
3814
of
statement
Common
—
of
38
Exchange..!
52,938
America
—
37
Miscellaneous Features
$248,010
30,675
$170,245
43,235
filed a
covering
participating units in the An-Son 1961 Oil and
Gas
Fund, to be offered for Jsale at $20,000 per unit.
The units
will be offered for sale by ArwSon Petroleum on a best efforts basis.
The
Fund
will
consist
of
an
undetermined number
of
oil
and/6r
303,126
22,608
$160,398
*30,760
1113.
p.
registration
37
Exchange
193,
statement
p.
General
Offered
Exchange_____
Deficit.—V.
An-Son Petroleum Corp.—Files for
$tock Exchange.
37
American Stock Exchange-—__ 37
Transactions
$551,136
$64,636
income
registration
Transactions New York
1113.
p.
Alaska-North
Stock
$453,087
287,723
$103,086
income
oper.
$288,414
149,247
! 1,326,185
operations
oper.
ry.
An-Son
35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1961—2 Mos—1960
rail¬
operations
way
—V.
$240,710
expenses
from
revenue
ry.
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
oper.
Railway
Net
35
Exchange. i___
Averages.
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
$1,496,430
993,221
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
1445.
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
*
Over-the-Counter
New
$1,153,619
from rail¬
revenue
way
35
Toronto
be
tit
$711,659
647,023
13
25
Net
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange.
bonds,
mortgage
193, p. 1445
May 1, next,
1,
for
mortgage bonds,
and
Trust
registrar
and
which is an additional issue under provisions
original indenture and created by the supple¬
has called
company
interest
York
New
trustee
as
due
indenture
mental
of
Bank
act
series
1961—2 Mos.-—1960
$547,863
474,035
$73,828
22,709
oper.
30
Pacific Coast
company
41/2%
■.<
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
Railway
Page
^
Midwest Stock Exchange.
tion—
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
41,013
*349,562
22,452
*235,469
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
over the subsequent years.
option of making payment
14, 1961, or on or about
announced its intention to call for
1961 its $250,000,000 issue of 27-year
1986.—V. 193, p. 1223.
1,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Detroit Stock
Net
June
•
.
American Stock Exchange____
Boston Stock Exchange
$389,099
$1,586
$197,237
*$52,442
operations.—
way
the
about
or
previously
due Nov.
Railway
:>.y
..yy
New York Stock
New York
Net revenue' from rail-
'
'
'■
,
oper.
'
*»
0
on
about July 10,
or
on
debentures,
Ann Arbor
Stock and Bond Quotations
RR.—Earnings—
either
has
company
5%%
Corp.
will have
debentures
■;
1961.
10,
The
the
of
debentures
redemption
■
1961—Month—1960
Railway
the
July
In This Issue
Chicago,
Acceptance
General
-
Alabama Great Southern
for
junior subordinated
will be made at
614 %
&
r'-'Gv' G;
111:
90,
through
next,
1,
Payment
Bank
*/>'■■ ;rvu
1789.
p.,
Chicago
St.,
interest.
National
May
on
of its
$19,500
accrued
Illinois
Salle
La
plus
par,
Continental
redemption
MISCELLANEOUS
Jf
II
r-i
H
i,r
»'
i
s
,
or
of
all
the
Arden Farms Co., Seattle,
If'
V 1
Wash.—-Files With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with
preferred stock
(no par) to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to be used to liquidate obligations accruing in
the regular course of business.—V. 192, p. 109.
The
the
company on March 20, 1961
SEC
covering 5,357 shares of
offered
at
$56
per
share,
\\
2
(A.
sale
Armstrong Co. Inc. — Private Placement — It
on April 3 that Dean Witter & Co,
had
J.)
privately, $3,000,000 of this firm's senior serial
March 1, 1964 to "1973, and $1,000,000 of its
similarly dated series J serial debentures.—V. 191, p. 1215.
$5
The
company
Arrow
filed
covering
165,000
Jericho
525
Inc.,
registration
a
parts
Electronics, Inc.—Registers Common—
Electronics,
shares
of
Turnpike,
Mineola,
the
with
statement
on
SEC
stock,
common
be
to
and
equipment
and
equipment,
I.,
N,
30,
offered
Y.,
for
well
as
ties,
as
By
SIDNEY
balance
none
or
porate
In
shares at $2 each.
acquire
to
$250,000
equip
additional
outlets,
fairly
Atlantic
the
capital
purchase
indebtedness,
to
be
of
for
used
additional
the
general
has
company
cor¬
inventory.
outs.anding
common
stock,
all
owned
by
Maurice Goldberg,
Chairman, Henry J. Goldberg, Vice-Presiderr. and
Secretary and Treasurer
(52.2%, 23.9%
and 23.9%,
blunt
4 V» %
bonds,
STORY
of
pace
City
Trust
Electric
Co.
has
agent for $10,000,000
SEC
Commissioner, and
recent
working
certain
of
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
Eoard
Nelson,
Irving
THE
former SEC
to
including
to
and
.
respectively).
the
and
Despite the hectic
BROWN
added
.
The net
and office facili¬
sales
be
shares
255,000
Arthur
obligation which was incurred to provide
and
will
purposes
addition
President
of electronic components,
fidelity, radio and television compo¬
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
■
all
an
on
$100,000 to expand sales, warehouse
working capital,
public
made
all of which is manufactured by others.
existing short-term bank
an
1961,
be
the stock sale will be used as follows: $150,000 to repay
proceeds from
L.
March
will
is engaged in the distribution
nents
Arrow
offering
will sell the underwriters 10,COO additional
company
due
The
share.
per
through underwriters headed by Arnold Malkan & Co.; Inc., which
a 60c
per share commission and $12,500 for expenses.
The
receive
will
placed
notes,
at
basis
announced
was
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1554)
warning
series
HAS
Co.—Appointments—
been
appointed
principal
due
amount
trustee,
of
1991.—V.
TO
YET
193,
the
registrar
and
paying
company's first mortgage
TOLD
BE
filings the Commission
1333.
p.
took
time
out
follow
to
up
Presidential special assistant, James M. Landis'
the securities industry and investment advisory
now
to
Though the total corporate backlog still continues to forge ahead notably, a slowing
down in the four-week float is indicated
though it still is replete with an impressive
services to clean up, as he put
it, "horrendous advertising and tipster touting." The
industry in its remarks to the press following the SEC's announced intention to
number of unusually large issues and numerous small ones. This week will be no
slouch in comparison with the active week
just past since an even larger volume
of financing is anticipated than that for last week.
tighten up on investment advisory advertising', etc., endorsed the
proposed bars
allegedly deceptive and fraudulent advertising.
On
Coming up between April 10-14
is a flotation of about $430 million in
corporates and municipals with tax-exempts
twice as large as tentatively scheduled
corporate bonds and stocks. This excludes
today's $100 million new cash short-term Treasury financing in addition to the
the
day, April 4, G. Keith Funston, issued another of his famous, timely
to the industry.
This time it dealt with gambling type of speculation
running rampant among some investors in the stock market.
'
warnings
planned roll-over by the Treasury for bills and notes due
Heading
the list
Turnpike
at
the
Last
Authority.
of this
end
week's
million
$50
establish
But
this
in
be
the
negotiated
larger state-local
"HOT" ISSUES
million
$175
issues
and
An
unfilled gap in this area is the considerable number of underwritten
that have appeared with
Massachusetts
corporates
are
listed
immediate
way
two
3.872%
This
the
other
California
of
may
furtherance
was
issues
unsold
of
cost
issue.
in
The
will
column.
State
annual
average
of municipals
of
for
be
not
its
to make
inventory and
interest
successful
a
the
rate
deal
competitive
objective
in
the
facts
of
for
investment
light of
the
is
the
size
of
the
number
issues.
with
hangover' of
with
life
was
are
former's
from
declining is creating more problems than the
willing to admit—barring heavy Federal Reserve debt monetization.
The
bit more than three to
a
FOUR
securities
WEEK
Corporate
Bonds
Stocks
$106,000,000
"
$56,348,170
$162,348,170
$327,317,000
415,593,600
58,877,000
474,470,600
144,736,000
Apr. 24-Apr. 28__
96,693,900
180,783,500
277,677,400
89,900,000
May
70,450,000
32,614,220
103,064,220
Both '•
Financings
41,936,000
Apr. 17-Apr. 21
1-May
—
4
$489,665,170
619,206,600
367,577,400
145,000,220
the issue joined in so far
like
Last
*
$1
set
set
$688,737,500
week's
data
$736,731,900
$328,822,890 $1,017,560,390
$351,605,340 $1,088,337,240
$603,889,000 $1,621,449,390
$745,611,000 $1,833,948,240
million
or more.
Includes negotiated $175 million Mass. Turnpike Authority
for April 11. Also includes negotiated $50 million N. Y. State Housing Authority
for April 18.
\
These
are
the
the
upon
so-called
effective
that
issue
"hot"
i
.
the
N.A.S.D.
succeeds
backlog of issues
figure by about $200
million.
municipal backlog of issues with dates, however, registers a decline as indi¬
dollar volume, it might be noted, does indicate the tremendous number
of issues being groomed for the market.
Last Thursday's Chronicle described 408
cated. The
issues
in
registration—excluding
those registered issues not going public, such as
The April 6 Chronicle calendar included 89 new issues. The
undated, issue is the $111,135,900 Trans World Airlines, Inc., debenture.
stocks to employees, etc.
biggest
new,
Corporate bonds with dates—-$1,452,892,500
Corporate bonds without dates
179,179,900
Total
(51)
$1,499,881,900
—$1,632,072,400
__
(29)
(91)
$1,551,976,400
Corporate stocks with dates
Corporate stocks without dates
(79)
Total stocks
$422,405,390(101)
Added
Total
Municipals with dates
The
the
of
N.A.S.D.'s
in
IN
THE
PAST
a
need to close the "hot"
WEEK
April 6th calendar of corporate issues with offering dates published
in the Chronicle was $111,296,250.
The Chronicle's municipal calendar of larger
issues had added to it $97,035,000.
Corporate public offerings for the week ending
April 5 came to $202,704,380 and tax-exempt sales for the same week amounted to
$232,073,000. They are described in the surrounding pages.
There
two
are
larger
issues:
IN
THE
in
OFFING
the
following
list
of forthcoming
•
April
of
ISSUES
Equipment Trust Certificates
10-April
13:
88,977
shares
of
Financial
California
Corp.,
capital;
$9 million Winston-Muss Corp., units; 400,000 shares of Max Factor & Co., class A
shares; $45 million New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., debentures; $40 mil¬
lion
Spiegel Corp., debentures; $12.5 million United International Fund, Ltd., com¬
$12 million Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd., bonds; and in Municipals—$3,950,000
East Orange, N. J.; $5 million Calif. Toll Bridge
Auth., Calif.; $14,520,000 Cleveland,
Ohio; $15 million Los Angeles Flood Control District, Calif.; $175,000,000 Massa¬
mon;
Turnpike Auth.;
La.;
Shreveport,
215,000
RR.
of April 17-April 21:
million Missouri Pacific
shares
of
equipment
Charles
trust
of
the
Ritz,
certificates;
Inc.,
$20
million
common;
million Mack
in debentures
Inc., debentures; 250,000 preference shares and $25
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.; $30 million U. S. Steel Corp., debentures;
120,000 shares of Grolier, Inc., common; $15,093,600 Haloid Xerox, Inc., debentures;
$12 million Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc., bonds; $35 million Transcontinental
Gas Pipe Line Corp., bonds; and in Municipals—$8 million Dallas,
Texas; $50 mil¬
lion N. Y. State Housing Authority; $4,400,000 Tillamook County,
Ore.; $8.7 million
$2,335,370,550(355)
corporates-
because
issue.
of
$783,394,150(276)
——$2,604,854,170(408)
Total
issues
of
Trucks,
316,590,810(175)
$972,781,770(317)
"hot"
date
to the
Week
$466,803,340(101)
550,376,380(216)
price
one
$6
bonds
a
$4,680,000 North Tonawanda City Sch. Dist., N. Y.; $5.4
$13 million Univ. System Bldg. Auth., Ga.j; $4,135,000
Bloomfield Hills S. D., No. 2, Mich.; $30,250,000 Chicago, 111.; $4,750,000 Eau Claire,
Wise.; $4,950,000 Findlay City Sch. Dist., Ohio; $4.7 million Marin Municipal Water
Dist., Calif.
(51)
52,094,500
by
The NYSE is known for its strong fight against caveat emptor
practices. Its continued
million
Last Week
(40)
followed
ACTS
efforts to maintain rigorously high principles may uncover
issue gap with respect to some of its members.
chusetts
Total Formal Backlog
This Week
made
it had to do with the degree of
as
problem, and that
gap that Mr. Funston did not cover in his recent remarks—the listed
phase of the industry. Admittedly, the issues here are less in number, but in view
of the industry's gallant fight against the policy of "let the
purchaser beware" it
would be expected that the N.A.S.D.'s efforts would be matched even more
strongly
Week
The
offering
an
policing the over-the-counter -aspect of
ill-advised advertising is banned, there still
LARGER
The second table just below aggregates the total formal
corporate
with clear offering intentions.
It is larger than last week's
see
following these offerings discussed.
CHANGES
Total____
to
.
Total of
Total
issuers
was
fast
so
the
*Municipals
Apr. 10-Apr. 14__;
issues.
rises
Assuming
FLOAT
Corporates
and
cited
authorities
one.
FINANCING
Corporate
time
way
their
frequently
complaints were aimed at "free-riding" sales to customers who were officers,
directors, employees or close relatives of involved member firms, as well as those
who trade for institutional'accounts.
Also, they were aimed at- excessive 'mark-up
in price,; arid telephone boiler-room techniques.
'
A SiV.'-.-Xc
price
remains
-
no
N. A. S. D.
28-day visible supply tally immediately below indicates that the-second week
timejpy about
underwriters
Out of 348 complaints in 1960 made by the National Association of Securities
Dealers,
112 alone dealt with violation of the rules
respecting members' offerings of new
will be the busiest With an
unusually high 'dollar volume already ticketed for the
market—paced by U. S. Steel's $300 million issue and corporates exceeding municipals
this
market on his famous "Open End" TV seminar
type of program—
guests from the investment industry. When this subject came up it
dismissed .with the usual stock answers as to
why, naturally and understand¬
the price spread in a short time
(yields drove loanable funds into long-term investments. Preventing
yield
stock
eminent
rise, but at
of
'problem in Washington is that if yields in short-terms were to decline and the
same thing occurred
in bonds, the outflow of capital would resume. Traditionally,
the
the
ably,
unemployed while we hit a record high in
the number employed. As the short-term
yield went up the Administration uncom¬
fortably noted the flow of investment funds into short terms. As, in the case of
California, the yield was made tempting for certain bonds, buyers became active.
-That, of course, went against the Administration's grain. Compounding, still, the
low short-term
issues
their
Co.
tempting holders of
investible funds. These circumstances, admittedly, are
blocking the Administration's
plans—but this is not the only incongruity facing the fiscal and monetary authorities.
Another
new
offering prices significantly below the market's almost
trading-market value. This subject has yet to be
of
in depth. On the day Mr. Funston
spoke, for example, Packard Instrument
stock, offered at $10, bounced to $23 bid. and $26 asked at the day's end. The
next day, Morton
Foods, Inc. reached the market at $12.50 a share and closed the
day with $21 bid and $23 asked. Mr. David Susskind, on March 14 last, dealt
totaling $190 million, went out at an
million offering and 3.847% for the
yield level the government is seeking to
$140
the
lower
estimate
tackled
issues,
the
on
same
Oklahoma
$698,589,000
(69)
$901,811,000
City, Okla.; $3,870,000 Owosso, Mich.; $49,955,000 Public Housing Admin.,
Washington, D. C.
•1
'I.
(71)
Week of April
24-April 28: 368,000 shares of Duke Power Co., common; $27 million
debentures; $15,393,900 United States Freight Co., debentures;
$15 .million Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., bonds; $30 million Motorola, Inc.,
debentures; 3,149,615 shares of New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., common;
*This includes $14,155,000 in Equipment Trust
Certificates with dates;
$38 million in three preferreds with dates and $3,012,030 in five pre-
national Fuel Gas Co.,
ferreds without dates; and 24 issues of $300,000 and less with dates.
These are, in addition, described in
April 6's Chronicle, 73 letters of
notification without assigned dates.
The
$7 million Madison Gas & Electric Co., bonds;
indeterminate
backlog, also, shows an increase. The larger issues posted here
first time are: Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
plans to offer stockholder rights
4,190,650 shares; National Airlines plans to sell publicly 400,000 shares of Pan
.American World Airways; and Walter (Jim) Corp reportedly will sell $20 million
debentures; Columbia Gas Co. will file $30 million debentures and so will Chock
Full O'Nuts for $7.5 million. As these items are firmed
up they will be added to the
for the
of
formal backlog.
This Week
Corporate stocks and bonds
The
gross
compared
total
to
Week
of
the
formal
and
--$1,600,000,000
the
last week's figure of $3,8
uncertain
billion.
backlogs
Backlog
$4.2
of May 1-May 4: 200,000 shares of Sigma Instruments, Inc., common; 200,000
Co., common;
Industries, Inc., common; 350,000 shares of Victoreen Instrument
118,384 shares of Washington Natural Gas Co.,
Telephone
Co,
of
Pa.,
debentures;
$15
million
common;
Washington
Gas
$50 million
Light
Co.,
132,570 shares of Sierra Pacific Power Co., common; and in Municipals—$4,436,000
$1,500,000,000
to
shares of General Precision
common;
bonds; $4.8 million Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR; equipment trust certificates;
Last Week
comes
Corp.,
shares of Spartans
Bell
Total Indeterminate
150,000
and in Municipals—$30 million (State of) Oregon;
$7.3 million Oregon State Board of Higher Education, Ore.; $25 million Michigan;
$15.6 million Tennessee (State of); $4,510,000 .Minneapolis, Minn.
Equipment
Pima County High School
billion
Calif.; $7.5 million
Port
District, No. 1, Ariz.; $30 million Los Angeles Sch. Dist.,
of" Seattle, Wash.
1
>
.
April 6,
1961.
Volume
Number
193
6045
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;%
.
(1555)
Atchison* Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28— '*
1961—Month—1960 "
■■*«"
■
Bicor Automation Industries, Inc.
' 1961—2 Mos.—1960
Stbck Offered—Pursuant tb
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$41,994,861
$47,717,996
$87,449,458
$94,744,280
Railway
oper.'
expenses
35,054,408
37,479,252
72,218,047
75,135,761
Net revenue from
'
%
Net
ry.
—V.
rail-
par
operations
way -
income
oper.
193,
56,940,453
$10,238,744 $15,231,411
'
3,136,892 . 3,528,125
1,591,121
$19,608,519
is
under
Atlanta & West Point RR.
Period End. Feb. 28—
-Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
v
1
acquire
1961—2 Mos.—1960
•
•
revenue-
$266,707
$305,691
$573,967
$607,514
oper.
expenses
232,653
265,093
'482,622
519,449
way
$40,598
$91,345
*1,779
*3,420
9,783
income--..
ry..oper.
>
Deficit.—V.
193,
Bergen
the
capital
stock
of
of
.
The
.
• '
;
whose
company
Blvd.,
State
net
stock
Railway
Railway
Co.—Earnings—
Fairview,
New
four
proceeds
offered
Jersey
stock
revenue-
$3,864,779
$4,140,343
Railway
oper.
expenses
3,645,143
3,662,955
$219,636
747,767
sold
-
Net revenue
Dec.
on
30,
under
Net
executive
organized
was
1960,
common
to
the
corporation
—V.
estimated
are
at
$319,700.
expenses
the
with
$27,345,230
$28,792,528
21,555,273
22,669,850
balance- of
initially
$2,812,314
$3,224,i34
$5,789,957
income...
731,702
1,065,301
1,499,160
oper.
ry.
—'V;
.'v. ■'/ -//v-
1
operations:...
way
Net
v
from rail-
revenue
193,' p." 1113.
-Vv
' s
-
the
to
Debt—
1,679,843
Purchase
stock
by
of
by
3
According
C.
Scurlock,
Atlantic
the
Pittsburgh,
Dr.
Scurlock
employs
50
over
research
and
biologists
Atlantic
Research
which
The
Railway
cor¬
known
best
produced
its
interest
electronics
in
Washington, D. C.,
eastern
Engineering,
the
July,
does
work
its
in
other
and
system,
of
stock
(10C
par)^_
193,
p.
and
$22,000
The
of
corporation
its
Mines
Manchester. N.
Research,
H.—V.
192,
]f
has
called
for
redemption
debentures(. series B, due
outstanding 5%
Railway
Railway
rockets,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Jan.
oper.
;
1,
all
1961,
1962
1,
cper.
revenue...
$5,037,052
,
oper/-'expenses
100%.
at
ry.
North¬
Net
ry.
*
$399,936
" *733,094
income—
oper.
Deficit—V.
193,
' 9,087,225
tion
Inc.,
with
statement
shares
of
suance
upon
The
time
rant
the
SEC
exercise
of- the
Of
this
stock
of
March
on
1961,
31,
stock,
options
filed
covering
100,000
granted
be
The
117,405
reserved
are
to
or
registra¬
a
for
granted
I960
warrants
$1,234,719
*8,516
*1,193,905
The
that
$7.74
ox
share
per
(including
in
September
1957
for
$2,500
British
to
firm,
and
of
members
191,
with
their
immediate. families,
Most
The
SEC,
Bldg.,
suspending
Bal-Tex
at
and
Act
of
Oil.
The
sales
April
March
300,000
its
:
".make
or
offering
class
of
shares
A
stock
that
omission
its
of
The
of
same
material
facts.—V.
193,
by
Bal-Tex
Period End
Ohio
&
Feb. 28—
oper.
revenue.
$24,357,614
oper.
expenses
22,995,162
$50,333,865 $65,636,727
$31,082,249
Railway
27,078,440
Net
ry.
—V.
$1,362,452
55,127,517
...
$3,924,428 $10,509,210
$4,003,809
3,427,505
287,963
deficit...
oper.
193.
5,824,096
1,693,788*
1335.1
earniftgs
of
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
<;. ./
expenses
the
crude
Net
volume.
gas
barrels.
aales
B-A's
barrels,
oil. apd
production
totaled
of crude
12.5
oil
increase
In
Western
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$1,415,253
$1,514,608
$2,659,091
$3,013,959
Railway
oper.
expenses
1,116,712
1,196,166
2,230,535
2,398,151
way
Net
ry.
—V.
193.
$318,442
$428,556
$615,808
225,076
189,330
320,108
almost
sharply
the
to
of
slightly
rose
to
y
U1'»
Deficit.—V.
193,
and .condensate in Western Canada for
a slight, improvement over the previ¬
a
;
Bankers
Securities
The
with
order
an
ceased
under
be
to
order
an
Louisville,
Inc.,
the
Investment
investment
an
giving .interested
thereon.'
hearing
securities
not
Southern, Inc.—Seeks Exemption—
Southern,
of
the
making
securities.
and
does
Company
until
not
the
to
filed
covering
Conn.,
1961,
31,
declaring
Act
propose
that
Commission
April
19611
17,
all
application,
The
application further indicates that
liquidated within a few years.—V. 189, p. 806.
the
SEC
it
has
to
the
for
company
its
of
a
BarChris
statement
of
Corp.—Registers
Square
SEC
West,
March
on
Debentures—
filed
York,
New
30,
1961,
May
1,
1976,
to
be
through underwriters headed by Drexel &
public offering price and underwriting terms
ry.
—V.
by
The
be
to
are
amendment.
$250,000
$750,000
ball
per
are
inventory.
193,
oper.
Lines in Maine—Earningsh 1961"—Month—1960
$1,105,088
507,533
expenses
cleaning
equipment
BarChris
Financial
additional
as
and
In
addition
1,175,000
Corp.
to
shares
and
of
ball
from
k.
'.
-J,
..
i
.
of
a
new
a
in
and
the
expansion
equipment
ry.
—V.
revenue^
expenses
common
stock,
of
1,833,404
667,144
*
♦
4
& Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$15,736,967 $16,872,141
$32,288,285
$33,430,919
12,433,230,
13,327,658
25,418,289
26,691,750
operations—*.
$3,303,737
$3,542,483
$6,869,996
$6,739,169
income—.
554,698
693,781
1,222,771
1,203,563
Net revenue lrom rail¬
way
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
193,
"""
1116.
p.
.
offered
at
per
proceeds
Smith,
$10
are
p.
$2,048,228
991,406
$1,056,822
774,641
$649,017
510,654
461,099
The
$1,152,978
855,369
North Western
Period End. Feb. 28—
i
with
ment
in
$481,266
310,134
$560,648
312,599
$63,796
$125,794
$171,132
$248,049
10,700
60,320
61,365
94,774
revenue-
$212,523
oper.
expenses
148,727
•
;
from
Net revenue
way
Net
ry.
rail¬
of
120
the
purchase
products,
new
and
to
be
Manning
$5)
&
(par
of
equipment,
new
working
capital.
New
March
on
stock
31,
the
York,
1961
includes
(1)
assets,
filed
registration
a
covering
63,158
158,255
shares
property,
business
state¬
to
are
and
good
On
account
of
the
be
will
Co., a co-partnership of Bucyrus, Ohio, (2)
part of the purchase price of the right, title and inter¬
as
shares
to
S.
in
A.
certain
for
reserved
made
to
the
company),
relating
processes
issuance
the
upon
Nationwide Life Insurance Co.
(in
(4)'21,000
shares
chromizing,
to
exercise
of
connection
option
an
with
a
reserved
$480,issu¬
for
exercise of an option granted to Ellen B. Elliott (in con¬
with a $500,000 loan made to the company), and
(5) 50,000
upon
shares
reserved
granted
issuance upon
for
employees.
to
holders
the
' Such
thereof
market
the
on
at
exercise
shares
may
American
prices then
of
Restricted
be
sold
Stock
obtainable.
Stock
time
from
Exchange
No
Options
time
to
the
or
underwriting
over-
is
the
company
chromizing
from
the
as
chairman
of
exercise
funds.
officials
is engaged in
In
ferrous
of
as
metals
said
for
options
to
various
shares
of
be
common
group
Richard
own
P.
6.5%.
Seelig
as
promoting
industrial
will
addition
838,421
a
developing and
in¬
process
for
tc
indebtedness,
Joseph
stock,
the
the
is
193,
p.
proceeds
company's
company
which
of
Friedman
president.—V.
The
users.
applied
a
has
management
listed
as
board
of
equipment,
alley
—V.
the
own
700.
22%
Railway
Railway
1961—Month—1960
revenue-'
oper.
expenses
oper;
Cincinnati, New Orleans Si Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Ry.—Earnings—
$3,097,591
$3,479/432
2,871,005
.
Period End. Feb. 28—
1961—2 Mos—1960
$6,459,512
$7,038,031
5,818,640
6,161,107
$448,665. " '$640,872
Railway
1961—2 Mos.—1960
fluctuations
in
the
'
outstanding
Vitolo,
each.—V.
rate
of
,
revenue-
$2,394,385
$3,089,178
$5,158,146
expenses
2,351,739
2,526,824
4,961,471
$562,354
$196,675
$1,203,378
413,723
*38,345
873,212
$876,924
3,030,767;
1961—Montlv—1960
oper.
Railway,.joper.
$6,239,147
5,035,769
-
construction
has
F.
1115.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
Christie
p.
Central of Georgia
line
ball
sales.
company
which
193,
Presi¬
193,
p.
3.
Net
*
revenue
oper.
income--:."
Deficit.-^-Vr
Net revenue from rail-
rail-*
operations—*-.
way
ry.
from
193,
:
$226,586
-
*56,137
.
164,498
20,550
/
322,738
way
Net
*
p.
/
'
•
.
1115.
.
'
-
'.
ry.
operations
$42,646
oper. .income—
Deficit.—V.
193,
p.
*69,970
1116.
-
J
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg.-U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
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Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, 972.uu per year.
NOTE:
of
shares
which
Manufacturing
16,500
loan
Broadway,
SEC
Such
Interchrome,
granted
000
of
the
outstanding
operations
oper. income___
of
exchange for all
Shunk
The
146,515
oper.
Railway
for
used
notification
of
Coleman,
volved.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$272,309
Railway
be
development
stock.
common
the-counter
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
to
Johnson,
With
Chromalloy Corp.—Registers Common—
by
■■
&
and
Cihromalloy
(3)
$2,203,747
1,050,769
1115.
-
Carolina
share, through
Charleston, S. C.
Inc.,
nection
income-..-
oper.
C.—Files
company
on
March
23,
1961
filed
a
letter
the SEC covering 15,000 shares of common stock
with
est
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$1,184,844
t
535,827
$597,555
operations-
193,
.
•
indebtedness,
$2,658,232 / $4,341,254
1961—Month—1960
oper.
Rajlway oper.
7,547 shares
from rail-
Net revenue
plant,
equipment
new
projection
score
items, $500,000' will
be loaned
to
subsidiary, and the balance will be used
capital
564,023
the
dent, and Leborio Pugliese. Vice-President,
•
other
units,
development
unus,
supplies
certain
for
used
be
the
ball
among
return
the
net
proceeds
construction of a
related
and
working
installation
will
including,
bowling
Of
.$2,030,068
979,455
-
Period End. Feb. 28—
ance
the
and
$1,176,930
deficit—
1116.
p.
Railway
issued
•-./
.
Railway
construction,
bowling% alleys
equipment,
tables,
units.
return
manufacture,
of
repair
score
with
design,,
the
and
masking
connection
includes
in
related
settees,
and
sale,
in
of
sale
glass
racks
debenture
which
and
fiber
storage
engaged
modernization
manufacture
things,
is
company
rail-
from
oper.
general
The
installation
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$15,357,608 $17,381,744 $31,773,323 $35,131,031
,14,180,678
15,351,676
29,115,091
30,789,777
■*
March
revenue_
offered
Co.
$2
oper.
of
$3,500,000
expenses
operations—i
way
75,000
Period End. Feb. 28—
registration
a
covering
due
debentures
at
proceeds
way
sale
rate,
supplied
Union
the
subordinated
public
interest
35
with'
convertible
for
Construction
revenue.
Calif.—Files With
27, 1961 filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock (no par) to be
share, without underwriting.
to be used to repay bank loan and for purchase of
on
covering
Railway
Net
BarChris
> : 1961—Month—1960
oper.
oper.
Net revenue
Net
of
be
may
153,098
Chicago & £forth Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
Exchange Commission—
Canadian Pacific
a
is
$4,874,293
*283,616,
r
1116.
p.
The
has
company
offering
SEC
additional
issued
request
outstanding-
the
and
corporation
the
The
the
to
by 79 persons and
to make a public
owned
are
applied
the
and
company;
persons
According
company
has
Ky.,
$4,548,053
943,591
Charleston Rubber Co., Charleston, S.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
907.
p.
Norwalk,
of
March
on
offered
Bankers
193,
.
$3,341^498
oper.
Chicago, Rock Island
\
'
•
$32,942,194 $35,829,507
28,394,141
30,955,214
over
sales were 130.4 million cubic feet daily,
,
expenses
operations—a^.-$2,816,122
income^—
,,
387,069
ry.
1961—2 Mos.—1960,.
$16,516,755 $18,493,440
13,700,633
15,151,942
revenue-
oper.
way
Net
in
from 49
registration statement with the
$450,000 of participations in the
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan together with shares of Burndy stock
which may be acquired pursuant thereto.-—V. 193, p. 199.
414,538
1115.
p.
470,828
Net'rHe'hue from rail-
.
/
CME Manufacturing Co., San Diego,
$298,541'
$1,562,625
221,729
year-end,
wells.—V.
gas
raiL
operations
oper. income...
$1,125,145
248,759
1961—Month—1960
oper.-
research
Net revenue from
$783,817
74,076
British American had 998 net wells capable of
production in Western. Canada,, pf which 923 were oil wells and 75 were
the
SEC
1961—2 Mos.—1960
;
B-A
Canada.
$482,252
income
1224.
p.
1960 level."
production
barrels,
rose
products
1959.
over
3,676,399
brightened
has
million barrels,
Total natural gas
11
amoiln'Wd
1960
times the
million
22
production
refined
of
$5,339,024
3,601,419
operations
Report—
for
condensate
1.5. billioh gallons.
or
$4,726,564
1,788,780
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
future
totaled
States
United
$2,572,597
1,766,491
Period End. Feb. 28—
is the prospect for in¬
sales of natural gas in
by 30%
over 1-960, and
reasonably expected in the next
be
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$2,248,743
from rail¬
oper.
193,
Railway
Railway
"In 1961 total
should increase
total sales should be three
net
ry.
.
can
1961—Month—1960
revenue- •>
*
.
.an
immediate
gas.
markets
1960
1959
Burndy,
1961—Month—1960
64,290
the
for
Burndy Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
Period End. Feb. 28—
$711,110
*286,798
1116.
p.
optv.
.
registrar
participated in the completion of 123 gross
development wells during, the year, of which 115 were oil wells, three
were
gas
wells and five were dry holes; 34 gross exploratory wells
resulted in three oil and seven gas discoveries.
'
,,
1115.
p.
the
the
year.
At
V''
operations
way
Net
46,409,437
rail-
from
and
as
1960
;
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Railway
Net revenue
share,
the
for
By 1966,
million
64%
RR.—Earnings—
...
consolidated -net
per
natural
export
company's
million
43
ous
Baltimore
■,/
72 billion cubic" feet, an increase of over 45%.
The volume
crude oil processed
dropped, approximately 5 %vfrom 45.6 million to 43.4
1114.
p.
"
■
•
appointed
p.
stock
common
been
of
certain
of
$551,463
7y,319
and
nearly
Commission's
conditions
and
the
:
has
for
of
and
years.
The
Canada
3,
public
a
few
Bank
in
1961,
1961,
temporarily
registration
under
the
from
to
National
28,
vacate,'
to
Oil's
$1.51
substantial-increases
similar
suspension order asserted that
Regulation A were not complied with
the company's offering circular was false and misleading by
terms
reason
respect
involved
offering
of
order
First
1150
for
whether
exemption
A
with
1933
per-share.
$1
certain
Commission's
Regulation
a
Securities
hearing
a
determine
\
corporation.—V. 193,
encouraging
domestic
Scheduled—
of
company,
scheduled
Office ;to
the
permanent,
Oil
has
Regional
the
of
request
on
Denver,
Denver
Co., Inc.—Hearing
American
outlook
creased
Oil
for
agent
Co.
registrar
appointed
;-the petroleum industry in 1961
somewhat in recent months,''-Mr. L-oughney
says."/'*
•
Bal-Tex
the
$30,803,000, ..or
% "The
employees
or
Trust
been
■
1562.
p.
193,
oper.
—V.
improvement of 20.3% over the
$25,602,000,-or $1.25 per share,, earned in 1959) E. D. Lpughney states
in the company's annual -report.
% • "
''
V-"-1'' -
company to Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., acting as
limited number of investors of 100,000 common shares for
Almost all of
the
warrants
were
purchased by partners
firm.—V.
stock of
has
Co.
transfer
*,:•
/. British American Oil Co., Ltd.—Annual
of
cost
connection
in
Co.
Manufacturers
common
a
$800,000.
the
them
to
Trust
corporation.—y.. 193, p. 1335.
the
by
for
of
issued
tvere
Sale
of
cost
$391,002
*lb*,732
414,325
<
Inc.-^—Appointment—
is¬
certain
company
a
4,743,593
$245,500
Railway
$2,392,884
Net revenue
trust
Manufacturers^
Bankers
)rjppph exercise of warrants for a total of 20,685 shares. The
warrants
agent
at
$5,454,703
-4,466,732
income—
oper.
Railway
$971,713
Net
Bristol Dynamics,
York,
Ave.,, New
under its "Stock Option Incentive Plan."
remaining 17,405 shares may be offered for sale from time to
on
the American Stock Exchange or otherwise by certain
"war¬
holders."
This stock
was
acquired by the warrant holders in
March
the
Madison
stock.
common
employees
444
$5,018,195
2,377,904
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
9,132,833
1115.
p.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$2,728,906
from rail¬
Deficit.—V.
.
.
operations
way
1,714,279
2,14-*,836
operations
way
$10,321,944 $11,525,717
4,592,901 "
from rail-'
revenue
$5,221,385
'1,798,684
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$5,564,614
4,'637,116 1
$6,435,922
988,009
$2,390,336
expenses
Net revenue
*
1961—Month—1960
V
1961—Month—1960
oper.- revenues
Railway
Debentures
July
on
'
$2,808,247
947,008
1116.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
Devices, Inc.—Registers Common—
Devices,
$3,342,422
income—j.
p.
way
Audio
Audio
rail¬
from
operations
193,
1960
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings-
loans.
Redeem
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
110.
p.
expenses
oper.
1961—2 Mos.
$18,723,029 $18,779,800. $38,221,568 $37;719,087
15,380,607
15,971,553
31,785,64632,497,7h2
revenue-
oper.
ry.
—V.
132,000 shs.
advances
and
-1961—Month—1960.
oper.
way
-//
Ltd.—To
$12,745,100
7,364,374
255,000 shs.
bank
//-%-.
491."
4,774,989
Net revenue
Net
Net
solid-propellant
sounding
of- unsecured
$6,466,429
3,316,144
1116.
p;
Railway
Railway
28,11961, sundry indebtedness -consisted f of $24,576.40 of
loans
$5,451,700;
1,969,601
193,
;..
' 1
745,000 shs.;
255,000 shs.
•*
$2,365-,915
income—
oper.
Railway
The
research
recognized
and
of Atlantic
division
com.
Period End. Feb. 28—
for
;
par)__"
rail-
$46,078,747 $55,212,739
39,612,318
42,467,639
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings-
395,877.48
...
(10C
from
1961—2 Mos.—1960
-
$22,000,806 $26,255,993
19,034,891
20,804,293
Period End. Feb. 2ff—
Outstanding
■
653,862
revolv¬
a
machinery.
FINANCING
,
'
$1,020,450
1,664,051
operations——
ry,
—V.
operations.
PRESENT
'o Authorized
'
•
TO
expenses
way
$46,576.40
debt-.*-,
Bicroft Uranium
1954,
$734,000.
extensive
*'
expanded
revenue-
oper.
-
Net revenue
Net
an¬
recently the company has expanded
acquisition of Jansky & Bailey, Inc.,
the
a
Inc.,
in
of
was
directors.
of
More
by
now
sales
and
Areas
propulsion
solid-propellant research.
it
board
EFFECT
com." stock
bank
as
$333,203
344,454
1961—Month—1960
a
oper.
Railway
'collateral
as
used
embroidery
indebtedness
Feb.
—V.
the
had
♦On
15%
about
GIVING
proceeds
will be
sales'" of
finance
to
B
Class
acquired
has
to
/
Corp.
secured
incorporated
year
profession
industry.
is
has
Engineering
and
A
Va., was announced
Research President.'
the
>
$477,388
1115.
p.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
of
sale
approximately $114)700 will be added
of the company and will be used for
capital
stock—
Class
isotope applications in industry and in
the reactor field.
It works closely with
in
guided-missile
Redeye
Corp.,
last
&
Simultaneously,
elected
be
medical
pharmaceutical
rocketry
and
atomic
in
the
firm.
Pa.,
will
development
and
Research
Engineering
people
specializes
company
the
&
Science
Atlantic
of
k
Interest—
Alexandria",
of
Scurlock,
of
Science
Nuclear
of
Corp.
Arch
that
Nuclear
the
shares
Research
Dr.
Dr.
to
ownership
nounced
for
30,000
Atlantic
April
on
Corp.—Acquires
and
"
♦Sundry-
r"y/V-.';
Capital
Research
proceeds
purposes
of
of credit which
purchases
working
corporate
-Long-term
Atlantic
the
$75,000
7,394,949
con¬
embroidery machine
machines. It is in¬
new
embroidery
present
letter
a
finance
CAPITALIZATION
$6,122,678'
-
to secure
fund
to
two
approximately
ing
general
Net
use
bank
a
of
replacement
to
additional
an.
193,
$8,415,399
7,363,341
to
apply
of
deficit
oper.
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
from
ry.
$7,696,544
'
from rail¬
operations
way
J.,
1961—2 Mos.—1960
>
oper.
•
principal
N.
corporations
to
hereby
subsidiaries
"Hie
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$13,478,472 $14,501)574
10,666,158
11,277,450
operr revenue.
oper.
RR.
1961—Montlv-1960
;
its
of
tended
Atlantic Coast Line
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
holding
of
intends
another
'
1113.
p.
and
in
^
a
share.
per
Jersey—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Railway
approximately $50,000 to increasing one of
its
subsidiaries' inventories of
parts for new and present embroidery
machinery and approximately $80,000 to help finance the purchase by
$88,065
*14,557
the
common
poration
$34,054
Central RR. Co. of New
,-Period End. Feb. 28—
.
Net
;
'
; operations
•
laws
all
$4
333
at
PROCEEDS—The
the
rail-
Common
prospectus, Mor-v
trol,
whose principal business is the importation and sale
of
em¬
broidery manufacturing machinery and the manufacture of embroidery.
'
oper.
Net revenue from
located
the
at
premium.^
a
BUSINESS—Bicor,
office
Railway
Railway
stock
common
quickly at
5,909,961
1113.
p.
Class A
—
March 24
a
timer Burriside & Co., Inc., 40
WallTStreet, New York 5,"
N. Y., publicly offered
129,800 shares of this firm's 100
3
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
New York
funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
oper.
Railway
$1,622,729
1,010,477
oper. ' expenses
revenue_
The
$3,385,019
2,281,021
$3,305,244
2,031,747
1,205,029
]>ret
193,
|-
p.
■
,
March
;
....
, .
.
.
Stock Offered—Pur¬
circular, an underwriting
group headed by L. D. Sherman
& Co., 39 Broadway,
New York City, publicly offered
95,000 shares of this
firm's 100 par common stock at $3 per share.
Corp.—Common
Controls
Circle
to
suant
March 28 offering
a
15
in
I960,
all the shares of common stock offered
"hereby are sold, it is intended tnac one ium,s derived from -the sale
of this offering will be used in the approximate amounts' and
order
of priority indicated below:
T
r.' %'V'
,
PROCEEDS—In
be
to
ovens
such as coil winders and
airconditioning and gas heating re¬
machinery
additional
of
Purchase
I.
event
the
used
in
$45,000
larger quarters
company's market—
20.000
35,000
20.00Q
30,000
65,000
plant, offices and warehouse to
of
Relocation
Z.
Sales
promotion (1 year) to expand the
Research and development—
4.
Acquisition of additional
working
capital
5.
——
inventory
'
.
—
,
"
.
,
stock
being offered
*222,186 s.is.
tol
for,
purchasers
find
of
sold.
are
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
stock
forth
severally
have
number
company, the
their respective
of the
agents
as
set
below
named
opposite
shares
Sherman & Co., 35,000 shares; Rodetsky, Kleinzahler, Walker
Co., 23,000 shares; L. C. Wegard & Co., 20,000 shares, and R. P.
R. A. Miller & Co., Inc.,
17,000 shares.—V. 193, p. 1335.
^
common
D.
Coastal
Corp.—Class
Dynamics
Pursuant to
Offered—
A Common
April 3 offering circular, an underwriting
an
Osborne & Sons, Inc., Beverly
Hills, Calif., publicly offered 70,000 shares of this firm's
500 par class A common stock at $3 per share.
BUSINESS—The
.manufacture
K.
by V.
headed
group
:
is principally engaged in the development,
edge-lighted instrument and control panels
sale
and
of
for use pri¬
It also pro¬
the
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
$15,706
sales contracts—
A
common
stock
(506
par)—_
B
common
stock
(506
part—
—1
proceeds
net
138,000 shs.
250,000 shs?
700,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
&
from
stock
common
Inc.
Sons,
purchase
the
of
acting
is
the
the
from
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
to.
of
sale
the
below
named
V.
whom
for
K.
Osborne
& Sons,
Stanley Heller
—V.
193,
600.
p.
Colorado
Inc.
the respective
there set forth
.
■
..
-
.
Shares
25,000,
,
.
.
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net
ry.
-V.
expenses
193,
Bldg.,
to
999,211
scription
has
$2,478,933
2,030,958
$2,177,639
2,047,546
$283,183
$130,093
that
the
SEC
by holders
34,656
Jarvis Ave.,
March
on
31,
for
the
purchase
issued
the
on
shares
160,401
stock
this
offer
for
sub¬
stock, 6V2% ten-ytar ,.uoseries A, due 1970. and
upon
following
shares.
common
oa
Shares;
common
issuance
for
covering
fund debentures,
sinking
872,813
reserved
be
to
proposes
company
registration
a
and,
in
conversion
the option
basis:
(1)
The
company
addition,
177,677
series
the
of
A
de-
agreements.
War¬
right
each
one
for
share held on the record date (to be supplied by amendment);
(2) one right for each share issuable upon conversion of a series A
debenture, as if such debenture had been converted; and (3) one
light for each share issuable under the option agreements. The war¬
common
will
lights
provide
evidenced
scription
price
ness
Machines,
Golf
financing
and
will
borrowings
vas
for
terms
supplied
of
by
group
(
common
of
payment
Ball
tne
tern
March
pmcn<*se
Ball
Golf
divisional
a
Divisions.
short,
at
on
&
tration
Net
bank
and
Such
$a,00ud
for
the
business
and
the
balance
price
Division
which
this
of
proceeds
borrowings.
of
10,
and
used
shares,
of
The
Jack
A.
wnich
lists
Raymond
President.—V.
as
officials
management
iao.er
prospectus
Schrarri
Koch
J.
191,
the
end
as
holders
Connecticut General
Travelers
firm,
Life Insurance
snares
of
Insurance
Milton
D.
receive
a
The
Co.,
with
the
40
cents
registration
SEC
stock,
offering
Blauner
A.
C.
Co.
plant
the
false
misleading
and
Com,
Inc.—Registers
Y., filed a registration
covering 100,000 shares
for public sale at $5 per share.
The
31,
1961
plus
$22,500
11,060
includes
underwriters
the
for
outstanding
at
mill
one
The
expenses.
regis¬
shares
common
by
share
per
stock¬
to
equip
261,000
dent,
reduce existing purchase obligations
to purchase additional vending equip¬
$200,000
equipment, $65,000
addition
In
at both office and industrial locations for
various foods, beverages and related items.
will be applied as follows: S60. JJ0
plant,
the balance for
and
ment,
dispensing
new
a
vending
on
cafeterias,
of
proceeds from the stock sale
net
to
to
general
and
90%
corporate
indebtedness,
certain
Whipple & Co.—
Weeks & Co
G./Becker & Co. Inc.
A.
Blyth
Coffin
Inc._
Burr
&
Dominick
will
&
Co.,
per
to
be
be
offered
on
Inc.' and
statement
March
on
made
share
Inc.—Registers
New Brunswick, N, J., filed
M;
for
an
all
L.
Lee
commission
also
30
includes
and
1961,
public
or
Co.,
&
covering
sale
none
Dominick—
&
Co.—
Drexel
at
200,000
$4
per
Inc.,
shares
for
through
which will
expenses.
which
were
750,000
475,000
475,000
200,000
& Curtis
R. W. Pressprich & Co._
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler
—:
Dillon,
Eastman
475,000
shearson, Hammill & Co.
200,OJ0
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 1,000,000
Estabrook & Co
>—
200,000
Stone & Webster
The First Boston Corp.. 1,000,000
Securities Corp.
750.000
Glore, Forgan & Co
750,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—
200,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
750,000
Tucker, Anthony &
Hallgarten & Co.-J
350,000
..
R. L. Day—.—200,000
Hayden
Stone & Co
350,000
G. H. Walker & Co
200,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
475,000
White, W^ld & Co.—1 , 750.090
Hornblower & Weeks
475,000
Dean Witter & Co._—.__
750,000
W. E. Hutton & Co.—
475,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.__
200,000
—V. 193, p. 1335.
v!'-": %"'.//
/.jM "V
750,000
Securities & Co.
Union
Equitable Securities
Corp.
350,000
—..
oper.
Railway
optv.
RR.—Earnings—
Grande Western
Rio
&
Denver
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$5,333,139
$6,399,690 $10,773,084 $12,407,707
3,629,530
4,065,051
7,373,561
8,168,292
Period End. Feb. 28—
\
Railwav
revenue-
expenses
from rail-
ofnciais
management
Oil
Continental
has
company
as
a
the
"The
Railway
oper.
sale
the
of
bank
general
for
used
be
will
debentures
debt,"
outstanding
-company's
will
part
to
McCollurn.
including
in
and
purposes,
investments
-
-
Common—
Curley Co., Inc.—Registers
in
Mr.
stated
corporate
expenditures
and
anticipated
affiliates."—V. 193, p. 909.
to
-
•
and Master Streets, Camden, N. J.,
with the SEC
on
March 30,
1961,
covering
50,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public
sale-on an all-or-none basis through Carter, Berlind, Potoma & Weill.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company has agreed to sell the underwriter for
$100
a
five-year
warrant to purchase an additional
10,000 shares
(at
a
price to be supplied by amendment).
The
company
is
engaged
in
the
manufacture and
packaging of
household liquid detergents for distribution under private labels!
The
net proceeds from the stock sale will be applied to general corporate
purposes,
including the reduction of accounts payable in the amount
located
at Jefferson
registration
statement
Curley,
filed
a
about
and
V.
$400,000.
addition
134,620
of
190,
the
has
company
Franklin
which
Secretary-Treasurer,
Levin,
2616.
p.
of
stock
common
Rodman
S.
indebtedness,
certain
to
shares
outstanding
Levin, President,
46.4%
each.—
own
"
*
Dakamont
See
Permian
"
\
SEC
March
shares,
below.—V.
182,
filed
1219.
p.
statement with the
150,093 common
sale of outstanding stock
registration
a
will
shares
50,093
represent
the 100,000 shares to be sold by the
will be used to retire short-term debt incurred in the acquisi¬
Proceeds frcm
by present owners.
company
tion of Forest
Dairies
Hill
$632,807
479,422
$422,837
326,836
$1,354,212
operations—..
ry. oper. income
193, p. 1117.
way
—V.
|
Memphis, Tenn.,
of
the
at
beginning of
this
named
furnished
$697,045
$1,121,153
expenses
oper.
$516,598
338,217
419,446
706,736
$1,340,643
828,536
"
$414,417
90,225
$512,107
82,606
Registers
Rights
from rail-
—V.
193,
32,523
income
1117.
p.
Industries,
Chemical
Dixon
$277,599
55,178 '
$178,381
operations..
oper.
ry.
Inc.
Industries,
Chemical
Dixon
filed
Broad
1260
Inc.,
and milk
products in the Midwest.
Pro forma sales in 1960, including Forest
Hill, exceeded $62 million, retail milk routes accounting-for less than
5% of this amount.
Operations developed initially in northern Illinois
and the Chicago area but now extend
also into Wisconsin, Michigan;
Indiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas.
The company was one
of the industry's pioneers in the use of fibre containers to supplant the
glass
of
one
the
wholesale
largest
distributors
bottle, and in the promotion of
than by house-to-house deliveries.
milk
of
spent-sulfuric acid and molten sulfur. Con¬
completed in January, 1960, at a cost of
was placed in operation immediately there¬
after.
It is designed to service the oil refineries in (he Delaware Valley
area.
The company is also constructing a plant at the same location
for
the
manufacture of hydrofluoric
acid, which is expected to be
completed in August, 1961 at a cost of $3,950,000.
According to the
prospectus, the company's operations to date have resulted in a "sub¬
stantial
loss
for various reasons, including the general downturn
in
the economy and
the fact that certain oil refineries having require¬
ments contracts
with the company have purchased substantially
less
invblving
of
sulfuric
such
acid
plant
than
was
plant
the
and
estimated
was
debenture
the
from
of
burning
the
struction
until
the
of
sale,
construction
in
riman
Credit
Deere
milk
addition
Inc.,
Arthur
W.
Ripley & Co. Inc. is manager of
Offered—Har-
underwriting
an
syndicate which offered on April 5 an issue of $25,000,000
of the
•
company's 4%% debentures, series B, due April 1,
27%,
of which were
Chemical
filed
6%
of
$250,
for
Co.,
(at
price
a
The
is
Jr.,
listed
President
as
of
funds
proceeds
the
initially
BUSINESS—John
uf
and
retail
all
Co.
is
Co.
an
in
earned
principally
engaged
and
the
in
three
an
discounts
stirplus
-in
used
the- United
accepted in trade
equipment
stock
months
ended
statement
$2,138,447
at
31,
1961,
John
of
net
the
■
income
end
of
Deere
a
total
of $518,770
the
of
owns
the
Inc.^—Registers Debs.—
1260
Inc.,
Broad
on
Bloomfield,
St.,
N.
J.,
1961, covering
March 31,
sulfur
company
dioxide,
liquid
to
Industries,
be
manufacture
proceeds
of
this
construction
basic
a
producer
aluminum
dry
and
fluoric
acid.
broker
and
in
The
sale
$600,000
will
of
Industries,
for
in
outstanding
heavy
be
sulfate,
chemicals
applied
for
Better
W.
subject
and
to
chromic
coatings
not
the
to
payment
Finishes
and
acid
Dixon
and
a
Chem¬
&
manufactured
presently
of
construction
account
on
Coatings,
the
shares
774,366
Dixon,
Sr.,
193,
as
p.
rights
a
company
fitting of
and
coatings;
of
the
a
plant
balance
indebtedness
President.—V.
as
On
producer of sulfuric acid and hydro¬
intends to continue to act as principal
used
which
Newark;
in
addition
Arthur
liquid
financing.
proposed for con¬
of sulfuric acid, liquid
or
basic
maintenance
the
Inc.,
construction
In
shares
the
of
the
new
purchase
is en¬
which
Inc.,
the production and sale of chromic acid and of industrial and
debentures
facilities
of
will
be
1960,
corrosion-resistant
6%.
a
company
the
in
December,
gaged in
will be
Inc.
common
to
variety of industrial and corrosion-resistant
ical
25,000
plant
a
the
of
under
now
will
purchase
amendment).
construct
portion
a
facilities
the
by
to
and
of
Board
in
Chemical
$70,000
machine shop and other
$500,000
offering
owns
office,
for
a
investment
for
Dixon
by
27%
interest;
working capital.
preferred stock, the company now has
common
stock.
The
prospectus
lists
Chairman
701.
and
Arthur
W.
Dixon,
Jr.,
SEC
for
•
Deere
John
operations!
Research,
warrants
proposes
with
of
Drexel
Jan.
interest earned,
of
&
Research,
five-year
dioxide
struction,
in
are' manufactured- by Deere,
and
and medium sized industrial
All
outstanding
& Co.
and
sales
the
sales
Sub¬
small
unaudited
of
retail
from
and
products
equipment.
owned by Deere
showed
$2,813,086
and
products
equipment
EARNINGS—For
Credit
is
Co.
arises
paper
Deere
farm
Credit
construction
Credit
of
Deere
Deere
John
of
reduction
by
this
of
John
of
them.
consist
The
installment paper from the 14 United States
wholly-owned subsidiaires of Deere & Co.
operated
for
and
paper.
the
to
financing will be added to the
will be available for the purchase
company
expects
to
apply
such
of short-term borrowings.
the
from
company
Installment
retail
&
be supplied
to
$700,000
•
outstanding
& Research,
78,051 shires.
company.—V.. 188,
Chemical
Ripley & Co.
convertible
company
plant;
PROCEEDS—Net
pro¬
com¬
sinkir.g fund debentures due 1978, to be
offered for public sale through, underwriters headed by P. W. Brooks
& Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
The company has agreed to sell Brooks.&
to
general
net
the
to
has
company
Dixon
registration staement with the SEC
a
$2 900,000
Some
....
the
Of
applied
about. $2,750,000.
the
of which
Harriman
and
Chemical
Dixon
by' it.
<
be
-
1981, at 98%% and accrued interest from April 1, 1961,
yield 4.85%.
will
hydrofluoric
indebtedness,
of common stock,
Dixon,
2642.
p.
certain
to
about
owns
sulfur
'
Co.—Debentures
contracts."
such
$1,200,000
the
of
1975, the net proceeds
In
511,725 shares
completion
(John)
J.,
6%
of
$6,000,000,
through, retail, stores
sales
N.
1961, covering
convertible senior subordinated income debentures
due 1981, to be offered for subscription by holders of the
company's
common
stock.
P.
W. Brooks & Co.
heads the list of underwriters.
The record date, subscription rale, subscription price and underwriting
terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The company has agreed to
sell
the principal
underwriter, for $200, 5-year warrants to purchase
20,000 common shares (price to be supplied by amendment).
The company owns and operates a plant on a 70-acre tract of land
at Paulsboro, N. J., for the manufacture of sulfuric acid by a process
Dixon
is
Eloomfield,
St.,
registration statement with the SEC on March 31,
a
$1,500,000
held.
Dean
—
Offering—
by amendment. The company's stock has hitherto been closely
is
and
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
oper.
way
Net
to increase working capital.
A. G. Becker & Co. Incorporated
as
head of the underwriting group.
Offering price is to be
year,
1,067,722
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
covering a proposed public offering of
which
of
Chicago,
of
31
$4,088,821
2,734,609
acid plant and related
facilities, and the balance will be used to provide additional working
capital. The balance of the funds to complete construction have been
provided from the sale in I960 to The Prudential Insurance Co. of
America of $2,800,000 of 6%
notes and a warrant to purchase 24,405
common
shares
at $13 per share
(subject to downward adjustment),
Co.—Registers Common—
company,
on
$2,673,302
2,250,465
from rail¬
Net revenue
Net
ceeds
Exploration Corp.—Merger Agreement—
Corp.;
Milk
$1,994,657
1,361,850
$152,109
119,189
expenses
Railway
used
be
capital
advances
$1,246,927
1,094,818
revenue.
Co.—Registers Debentures—
the
from
balance
projected
and Harris Trust &
1961—2 Mos—1960
1961—Month—1960
oper.
outstanding
93%.
with the SEC on April 7 a statement
debentures, due in 1991, it was announced
by President L. F. McCollurn.
"Public
offering of the debentures is expected to be made in the
early part of .May, and the issue will be underwritten by a nationwide
group of investment firms headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.," he said.
retire
Trust Co. has been named
&
RR.—Earnings-
& Ironton
Toledo
Detroit,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Sahagian, Presi¬
M.
group
of
$100,000,000
"Proceeds
Illinois National Bank
registrar for the common stock of the corporation,
Savings Bank the transfer agent.—V. 191, p. 101.
registered
company
covering
Coatings, Inc.—Appointments—
Chemical
DeSoto
The
$4,239,415
1,801,605
$3,399,523
1,460,623
$2,334,639
991,021
$1,703,609
741,889
operations—:.
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.
193. p. 1117.
way
Railway
basis
$15,000
15,000
Com.
registra¬
a
475,000
200,000
475,000
475,000
Inc.
Co.
&
Dodge
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc,_
F. S. Moseley & Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
200,000
& Sons--
Brown
Clark
1,000,000
Co. Inc
&
Alex.
purposes.
the
of which Edward
of common stock,
shares
owns
stantially
Systems,
350,000
200,000
200,000
350,000
Co. Inc.__
Allyn &
Baker,
was
company
automatic
purpose
The
of
below.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
750,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc._ 1,000,0J0
W. C. Langley & Co.—_
350,000
Lazard Freres & Co._— 1,000,000
Lee Higginson Corp.—
475.000
Lehman Brothers
750.000
Bacon,
the
all
York
New
a
Secondary
—
Amount
Co.
;_7_$4,200,000
&
company.
company
acquire
States
Business
common
The
9,
Maspeth, N.
March
on
offered
be
also
to
branches
of 400 Jersey Ave.,
statement
snare.
June
153.
p.
Vending,
commission
sold
the
of
SEC
to
purchase
Consolidated
tion
of
organized under New York law in February 1961
outscanding s„ock or Coiiee Vending Service, Inc.,
organized in 1949.
The company- is engaged in
the installation, maintenance and servicing, in the metropolitan New
York
area,
of
automatic vending
machines,
including complete into
a
Board
as
2636.
p.
i
This
order
Ripley
Inc.
be made on a best efforts basis through Diran, Norman
and V. S. Wickett & Co., Inc.; which will receive $0,625
selling
were
The
the
statement
wnich
Forms,
Offering—
See
contained
190,
56th Street,
59-05
stock,
Inc.,
share
per
of
will
Co.,
proceeds
W •»»
whether
determine
to
basis—Busi¬
Business
purposes.
23.4%.
own
hairman
eight
amend¬
„The company has outstanding certain other indebtedness
172,813
facts.—V.
Automatic
with
common
offering
rather
Electronics,
r.nd
$3,000,000
Worthington
working capital
each
stib's'crijotion. The sub¬
be
to
are
organized
are
Worthington Golf
be used to reduce
in
issuable! for
be
upon
the underwriters.
of
activities
to
wili
tendered
Communications
the
of
share
new
underwriting
names
amounted
incurred
property
one
the warrants
and
company's
Burke
that
by
ment, As are the
The
Office
Commission's
offering' circular
material
of
firm,
This
filed
Chicago,
1961,
tfentures and 230.150 for issuance under
rants
the
permanent,
company
1—
158,539
of outstanding common
convertible
will
this company, of 908 Alamo National
scheduled a hearing for April 24, 1961,
has
Worth .Regional
Fort
company's
Consumers
$447,975
96,197
West
The
agreements
rants
\
terms
the
Amount
Harriman
pletion
5600
stock.
are
Hearing
—
.
the
company has agreed
such underwriter has
registration
In
f
25,533
the
outstanding
shares
Inc.
'
request of
on
make
or
Industries,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from Securities
statements
Corp.—Rights Offering—
of
with
ordinated
option
87.4%
group
a
with respect to a proposed public offering of stock
by Consolidated Petroleum.
The proposed offering related to 80,000
preferred and 80,000 common shares to be offered for sale on Units
of one share each and at $3.75 per unit. The suspension order asserted
Act
of
1961—2 Mos.—1960
.
$89,788
Comptometer
Comptometer,
'common
as
'
;
Antonio,
San
vacate,
1959,
Dean
of
outstand¬
has
company
1116.
p.
ccatement
*
the Commission's
in
rail¬
from
income
oper.
;
.
$1,249,155
965,972
$1,088,999
operations
way
Ret
15,000
15,000
i
Ry.—Earnings-
revenue.
revenue
-
.
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
.
Southern
&
Amos Treat & Co., Inc._
John H. Kaplan & Co
70,000
1
Co.
&
K.
representative have severally agreed
number of shares of
as
company
company
125,000
Shares
V.
the
which J. William Pierce, President,
.
shares
of
stock
being
after
deduction of expenses will
be approximately
?;311,750 used as follows: payment of outstanding equipment contracts
payable $5,600; purchase of new equipment $40,000; increase in inven¬
tory of components parts $100,000; working capital
including expan¬
sion of research
and development, engineering and
sales departments
$166,150.
'
1
' '
'
The total amounts spent by the company on research and develop¬
ment for
the fiscal year ended March 31,
1960 and the seven month
period ended Dec. 31, 1960 were $10,500 and $11,250 repectively.
Osborne
notes,
and
the
to
between
agreement
below,
Net revenue
stock—
Class
Class
PROCEEDS—The
loans
Petroleum
Commission,
Bank
This
Outstanding
Authorized
Capital
printed
sets
rrt&n'agement officials
and
Continental
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Debt—
Conditional
The
company
lighting circuitry and component parts therefor
marily in the aircraft, missile and electronic industries.
duces
and
sells
precision investment castings.
and
said
the
to
Consolidated
s
names:
of
J..
cC
Jersey
New
a
into the company
manufactures and
additional
Scheduled—
This
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
par) J—
cents
(10
shares
61.5%
statement
Does not include an aggregate
of
18,000 shares issuable
to tne underwriters by the company upon
exercise of certain warrants granted the underwriters by the company.
all
multiple
or
purchase
to
addition
owns
FINANCING
Authorized
;
*If
made
custom
and
single
ing 315,000 shares of common stock,
$215,000
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
In
and
conditions of the
and the underwriters
to sell to each such under¬
writer
and each
severally agreed to purchase
the principal amount of debentures set opposite its name below:
UNDER WRITERS-r-Subject
napied
Net revenue
'
■
——
——
General
6.
"
;
—————-———-—_;—--
processes--—!——
building
.7.
and
Consoli¬
of
merger
a
of
which were merged
1961. The company designs, develops,
mechanical con¬
heating systems,
for air conditioning systems.
-y,'
parts
component
as
business
July 29,
of
on
in the' remanufacture
for the purpose of engaging
Jersey
New
trols used
well
.
.
rebuilding of electronic, electro-mechanical and
in residential, commercial and industrial oil
and
as
v
Controls, having a principal place
Vineland, N. J., was incorporated
Boulevard,
SW.
204
corporation in
New
York,
Inc.,name,-
same
rotary high speed presses, collators
and finishing equipment, $174,301 to repay bank borrowings incurred
for working capital, $23,406 to repay notes issued in connection with
the
purchase of materials and equipment, and the balance will be
added to working capital to be used to finance additional raw material
and
finished
goods inventories.
:.
! ,
'f
Registrar and Transfer Company.,
N. J.
%
City,
Jersey
Place,
Exchange
BUSINESS—Circle
at
in
$150,000
Agent,
APFOINTMENT—Transfer
15,
surviving
the
Systems,
the
standard
forms
., •
.
of
and lithographed business
for office and
record
purposes,
including a line of withholding and related tax forms for Federal
and State information returns,
and particularly suited for use with
electric accounting machines, electronic data processing computers and
other automated office equipment. Of the $682,000 net proceeds from
the stock sale, $171 426 will be used
to repay a Small Business Ad¬
ministration
loan
which
was
incurred to
provide working capital,
sells
.
is
Business
corporation
$1,103,998
961,650
$1,273,497
987,681
$510,056
445,127
$612,252
458,618
income
1116.
oper.
ry.
—V.
for
underwriter,
the
underwriting
company
dated
on
Way'TptvaUons!!!1:
of
President
$15,000.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
$1,715,085
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
D.' Blauner,
Milton
by
purchased
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-
N
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
(1556)
period.
This
an
Equity Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
Philadelphia
exemption
purchase
of
Telegraph Co.
investment
company
has
applied
to
the
order under the Investment Company Act permitting its
shares of common
stock
of American
District
340,000
owned
by
Drexel
&
Co.
at
a
price
of
$84.74
per
share;
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
The
.
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1557)
and
the
Commission
April 1±,
1961,
by
the
Act
mission
no
to
has
in
the
finds
an order giving
interested persons Until
hearing thereon, because oi the affiliation
a
Drexei
two
absence
that
overreaching
issued
request
between the
existing
the
an
terms
the
on
of
exemption
the
of
of
part
such
companies,
any
purchase
order
transaction
is
whic.i
m
the
In
the
Com¬
fair
and
involve
concerned.—V.
person
193,
p.
are
order
an
terms
the
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
ry.
193,
$935,000
667,041
676,526
$140,644
$267,959
$316,474
48,585
20,269
15,866
64,7,16
Stock Offered
—
used
of
a.
a
:;;
;
PROCEEDS—Net
by
the
production
patent,
and
The
balance
used
to
proceeds
model
to
of
finance
of
commercial
will
purchase
of
which
on
of
added
to
materials,
shares
common
complete
models
be
the
the
clutches
and
and
components
the
of
products
Sperry
can
Bosch
sold
are
defense
to
clutches
and
industries.
brakes
from
the
Among
as
and
(Marine Division), Curtiss Wright
Corp. and Raytheon Inc.
Arma
in
193,
the
in
a
with
the
SEC
ordinated
.000
Lime
for
presently
Hawk
debentures
Stroud
interest rate
The
for
equal
investors;
in
by
•which
for
the
to
like
a
in
Co.,
&
missile
an
i>o
amount
The
of
subordinated
4V2 %
of
the
stock
convertible
underwriters.
two
for
options
19,400
no
in¬
why
will
of
the
quarry
in
pay
for
balance
and
of
trucks,
$100,000
acquired;
and his wile>
—V.
193,
own
$150,000
property;
to
to
penetrating
purcnase
preferred
and
stock,
Stock,
common
of
the
and
Reed
P.
management officials as
Associates,
SEC
Branch,
Inc.- -Registers
March
on
offered
for
30,
21.5%
group
a
.
Capital
of
continuous
,
is
periou
a
.by
the balance will
and
The
added
be
the
to
tional
shares
35,034
associates.—V.
190,
Arthur
company's
under
are
Adamson
L.
option
Other
and
1961—Month—1960
time
chase
key
$2,845,562
Railway
oper.
expenses
2,333,216
3,677,445
from
Net revenue
ry.
—V.
193,
a
Inc.,
registration statement with the SEC
Amsterdam,
April 3,
on
covering
1961
: iled
shares
the
holders
present
basis
none
amendment.
stantially
owned
purchase
the
10,500
D.
Corp.,
devices.
tensity
President,
of
and
shares
the
own
175,000
into purchase
mortgage
of
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
used
construction
This
cision
and
equipment
per
700.000
President,
and
such
of
placement
in
in
part
1960.
program.—V.
from
to
the
192,
balance
saie
will
each
field
and
the
of
Corp.,
York
investment
Aurora.
Corp.
first
bank
company
of
Illinois.,
joined
Bell
an
and
of
'.W»
stock,
loan,
the
to
Net
of
propose
to
stock¬
outstanding
company
for
the
iuc
first
The
180,000
of
for
to
bonis
incurred
the
1961
for
law
in
thereof.
be
continue
to
net
issued
and
its
other
periodic
the
6Va%
stock
corporation,
of
reports.
is
which
issuable
are
upon
has
be
for
held
of
record
Port
services
and;notes
commercial
to
from
arising
the
and
(and
such
from
sale
of
noncommercial
and
addi'ion' -to
latter
Joseph
and
class A
Elau,
and
Wek
family)
Chairman,
to
propose
sell
proposes
Paul
sell
50%
each
< which
of
the
\
,
,
$451,271
$676,162
$1,153,162
*112,079
71,574
*65,172
245,385
193,
1117.
p.
Inc.—Acquires—
color
and
acquired
black
the
white
and
film
Brunner-Booth
cash.
of
amount
for 25,000
This
announced
Co.
is
$19,000
class
12,666
thereof
the
P.
Gelles,
a
Paramount
do
of
all
Photo
the
third
the
Service
Co.,
$19,000
of
Board
of
business
the
lilm
Corp.,
Corp.
Inc.
With
company's
this
in
sales
black
Frank
It
will
with
area
white
enable
and
is
&
Koda-
installed
at
corporation
new
color
processing
complete
to
finishing service
slides.
of
continue
as
will
Inc.,
the
Board
sales
Washington
2350
stock.
common
tenders
number
for
to
Friden
of
of
the
corporation
new
manager.'—V.
193,
and
1226.
p.
Avenue,
shares.
Ogsbury
as
not
272,250
exceed
to
such
shares,
136,125
but
indebtedness in
also
Vice-Chairman.
addition to the 3,607.
shares,
210.000
thereof.
officials
Management
Dean
Witter
with
659,-
own
the
SEC
on
outstanding shares of its common
be offered for public sale by the
being outstanding stock, by the present
1961, covering 350,000
which 150,000 shares are
and
than
principal products are calculators, adding
equipment,
mailroom equipment, Ticketo-
30,
of
Equity
by Equity.
of the outstanding stock.
filed a registration statement
(18.3%)
Inc.
number
eleclromode heaters and other products. The prospec¬
S.
Johnson
as
President and
Board
Chairman, and
Walter
shares
certain
Its
to
by
held
now
processing
data
R.
greater
any
determined
be
common
March 30,
on
According
has outstanding
lists
Smith,
models,
Co.
&
to
head
Inc.,
$750,000
the
list
and
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fennev
of
acquire machine tools and equipment for increased
to
operating efficiency. $2,750,000 to expand international facilities, $200.000 for additional plant buildings, $643,000 for the prepayment of bank
and
loans
of
term
loan,
a
and partial prepayment of the company's
balance to carry
larger inventories and
subsidiary
the
and
longtrade
receivables.
selling stockholders whose holdings aggregate
100,000 shares, is to be sold bv the
Carl M. Friden, deceased, who holds 253,560
shares- and an additional 15,000 shares each are being sold by Walter
S.
Johnson, President and Board Chairman, and C. T. Gruenhagen,
who own 329,258 and 235,390 shares, respectively, end 20 ™r> by Mafjorie D. Martenet, who owns 199,721 shares.—V. 192, p. 1492.
The- prospectus
and
shares,
under
lists
11
The largest block,
shares.
1335,439
trustee
debentures.
is wholly owned by Weissman and
A shares.—V. 190, p.
1294.
will
underwriters.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds to
the company from its sale of additional stock will
be
used
as
follows:
$2,500,000
to provide tooling
for new product
;
director,
color
A
being
the
complete
a
of
which
a
Fotochrome
by
formation
wholly owned sub¬
running over „a million
as
now
and
Nedaline, Jr.,
the
corporation
throughout the Midwest..
Chairman
be
and
Ohio
extended
and
will
of
-holders
in
55,000
acquisition
Photo Labora¬
announced
an
Brunner-Booth
of
Fotochrome,
be
Biel
Fotochrome,
Fotochrome
Glueck
company
B
products) and
of
slock
major
Inc., who hold long-term
for
Korvette's
New
York
photofinishing
Chairman, Maurice A.
the
will
Biel
stock,
the
market prices
a
10,000 and
the
Ohio's
Fotochrome
during 1961. On Jan. 27 General
photo finisher with nationwide sales and-an annual
$4,500,000 was acquired. On Feb. 11, 1961, Fotochrome
custcmers
March
which
purchase
April 4
of
Inc.
over
Friden,
filed
Y.
on
Cleveland,
of
shares
will
the
of
class
Futterman Corp.—Registers Class A—
filed
with Sterling Pre¬
International Corp.
•
t
$209,458
common
169
con¬
application with
rail-
1
Income
graph machines,
dealers, of installment
users,
40,00(hto
from
to
Friden
.
Capital Corp.
own
2,944,388
machines,
the- company has
outstanding
1,139,114 shares of class B stock, of which
Weissman
$4,097,550
3,126,729
accept
210
the
indebtedness,
and
Board
Weissman
Eernard
Blau
certain
of
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$3,802,891
of
shares
person
debentures),
consumer
!
San Leandro, Calif., filed a
1961 covering 272,250
the prospectus, Equity Corp.
owns
544 500 of the 3,607,210
outstanding shares of Friden common.
Equity proposes to offer to exchange 136,125 of such shares for com¬
mon stock
of Equity, the exchange ratio to be supplied by amendment.
If
tenders
for more
than
the
136,125
shares
are
received,
Equity
reserves
the right to accept all such tenders on a pro rata basis or
leasing of commercial equipment and machinery, the purchase of dental
patients' installment notes, the management, for cost plus a fee, of
an automobile finance company owned
by others, the selling of various
products by direct solicitation of the consumer, and the pur/nase of
installment notes secured by realty (discontinued as at Dec. 31, I960).
50.000 shares
1961—Month-—1960
1,418,733
annually
shares
of
Act
one
N.
,
Ry.—Earnings—
registration statement with the SEC
1961;. covering'
30,
sole
1336.
Friden, Inc.—Registers Common—
to
by
eppninted
193, p.
$1,870,004
movie
tus
stock
1968
of
been
1,575,345
the
greater
Chester,
March
due
has
$1,784,803
Friden,
1117.
common
conversion
is engaged in the purchase,
company
Denver
&
processing plant built
Payne Avenue, Cleveland.
Mr.
and
to the application,
193, p,
on
Co.
the corporation.—V.
| stores.
Marvin
supplied
Exchange
may be offered for public sale by the holders
over-the-counter maiket at prices related to the current
at the time of sele.
'
The
Trust
of
expenses
of
provide
outstanding
to
are
securities
contracts
stock
revenue.
operations
company.
Securities
Street,
SEC
outstanding- shares of class B
convertible subordinated debentures
shares
York
New
operations':*:.^' :
sidiary
principally
each
stock
the
Bank
common
Feb. 28—
has
"dcli'ars
projects or
to
for other purposes
company
According
Main
with
412,110
oper.
operate
Delaware—Registers Secondary—
South
1
registration''Statement
$1,332,170
97,142
Brunner-Booth's
the
pay
selling stockholders
by 49 persons.—V.
Federated Corp. of
This
$1,118,313
Brunner-Booth
subordinate
used
1961—2 Mos.—1960
AfeiiOUO
Chairman
com¬
by
the
four
London,
$648,742
Corp.,
23C0
to
in
one
9z,o26
Fotochrome,
pur¬
from
and
rail¬
undisclosed
including
used
Canada
1961—Month—1960
chrome
of
under
outstanding. preferred
common
in
oper.
an
time
list
be
indus¬
Ry.—Earnings—
income
processor
from
sold
The
and
'
photofinishing company,
area
for
be
as
the
of
the
residential
of
estate
well
as
operations
order
an
repair
$591,941
contracts
the
engage
be
will
real
of
the
promis¬
purposes.
1117.
p.
it
tories
agency
required
proceeds
will
outstanding
corporate
4,909,982
from
Worth
volume
1959
According to
transactions,
balance
development
to
general
of
$6,242,152
Deficit.—V.
by
supplied
November
normally
the company's
the
shares.
and
located
and
shares
insurance
an
types
transactions.
$10,037,531
upon
proposed
$1,650,000
a
for
con¬
cement
balance
4,349,492
oper.
This
underwriter, for
outstanding- equity
the
of
«us>q
the
indebtedness,
128,000
shares
of
and
renovation
operations
Charles
his
1968
largest
an
application of Fashion Frocks, Inc., of Cincinnati,
exemption frcm the requirements of said Act for the filing
an
respectively,
mortgage
loans
payment
15,
The
$5,467,805
revenue
that
vo
underwriters.
to
are
filed
are
granting
and
K.
for
Fotochrome,
p. i.ic.^ai
all
builders
direct
certain
to
has
SEC
company's
In
used
Calif.
asbestos-
a
2,374,833
oper.
ry.
*
covering
which
holders
list
ye.u»s
Delaware
may
and
and
Redding,
and
$3,023,575
bought. the
estate
and
at
rock
gypsum
2,149,711
-""way
for-'
■
shares
annual
a
construction
Chemical
Net
-
1.
of
interest
bank
expand
amount
Ohio,
Vice-
Order—
and
of
properties
to
Sales Ltd.—Files for Secondary—
Fireco
has
of
up
offering, approxi¬
proposed'
expenses
Period E'nd
Espey
Calif.,
1931,
30,
present
heads
Co.
•
■
under
rer.l
has
additional
addition
6%
the
SEC for an exemption order under the Investment Comoany Act with
respect to certain proposed transactions; and the Commission has issued
of
real
Fireco,
(formerly Bell Aircraft Corp.), in the filing of
the
types of real estate
development of land.
Of the
developers
of
350 0J0
of $11,000,000
March 1, 1986.
applied
■
105,000
in¬
shares
Lorc'i,
the selling
stock,
the
be
the
Angeles,
shares
ana
the
oper.
Railway
Railway
Fashion Frocks, Inc.—Granted Exemption—
6.
p.
Corp.—Affiliates Seek
New
of
in
company
6%
R.
the placement.
short-term
repay
The
due
by
various
of
to
microwave
owns
Joseph
85%
stopped,"
jljs
compa..j,
&
•
interest.
$2,741,652
Fort
balance,
AonihOu.C'ODi
:<•"
^military- -.than-
March
on
beginning
debentures
power
for 1,the
unuerwuit.ng
.
of
proceeds received from
March
registrar for the
com¬
amendment.
to
mare.
Devices
noise and
Placement—The
bonds, 4%% series
Corp. negotiated
direct
the
Boston
Equity
Empire
equal
agreements with institutional
for
struction
or
warrants
share
per
be about $11
shares
aggregate
Equitable Gas Co.—Private
be
five-year
subsidiary,
Harges,
investors
will
by
all
company.
has entered
First
sale
an
military,,vthe
770,000
to
$1,750,000
Forcite, Inc.—Appointment—
in Saratoga Springs,
or
retire
revenue.
193,
The
sup¬
corporation 'sub¬
a
price
a
shares,
sale
the
an
on
development and manufacture
T.
own
After
to
to
radio frequency
has
outstanding
52,500
Lorch
each.
continue
at
measuring
Michael
to, sell
public
made
are
company
which
proposes
will
of
the design,
test
and Hannah
26,250
holders
stock
The
stock,
and
underwriter,
wholly-owned
principal products
meters.
common
shares
electronic
sold
have
shares
for
be
which will reportedly
its
is engaged in
and
Its
will
dv Hayaen, Stone & Co. The
terms are to be supplied by
underwriting
principal
the
with
company,
electrical
sell
by
offered
be
to
offering
stockholders
selling
public offering price,
The
&
and
additional
an
The
underwriters hewed
price
The
stock,
common
thereof.
through
offering
public
of
ana
Mytuai,
to
1934
105,'j00
.
outstanding
SEC
stock,
coverage
lenders
own
by
...
Y.,
N.
of
its
The
Street,
Prospect
of
the
749,564
37
the
to
pay
of
capital s;ock, of which Mr. Griffith and his as¬
(being his immediate family, K. D. Childs and Shirley C.
Ward, Jr., Secretary) own 292,000 shares and partners of the principal
Devices, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
Devices,
by
1980,
oper.
ry.
—V.
sociates
$3,045,542
189,476
produces
yea,r
,••:/•'..'>•
/;
work
up
rate
net
construction,
way
Net
and
customer's
power
iron
ore
other
the
curtailed
the
Flintkote,
l,
"
with
President,
e.ud
acquiring substantially
principal
600,000
1117.
p.
Empire
Empire
$965,993
273,189
with,
organized
was
underwriter
$1,295,762
97,915
be
due
Net revenue
y
last
de¬
by
Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
Securities
and
In
7,039,812
$512,346
income—
oper.
made
electronic
and
in
806.
p.
..
loans
designed
rail¬
operations
way
Net
193,
Union
the
in
acquire
4,908,877
1
company's executive offices
estimates that well-over 60%
of
is
outstanding
of
sale
.entire
$5,874,870 $10,105,354
$4,973,207
will
Railway
Railway
the
at
more
war
scale
insurance
and
pany's
1961—2 Mos.—1960
revenue-
public
protection
to
effective
Period End. Feb. 28—
complex
pruoe.u,
transition
firm."
of 415 West Fifth Street,
(99.17% )
prospectus,
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
and
individual
specialized
Griffith,
stock
notes
Railway
S.
furnish
to
the
working capital.
officers
48
to
have
offering price
V V i' J.
purpose
for
Period End. Feb. 28—
larger
formed
Y„,
capital stock,
01
comuany
tee
an
1498.
p.
the
offering
April 7 by a group man¬
The debentures are
priced
of
Florida East Coast
capital .shares
of
State
Mutual
Savings
and
Loan
Association,
a
.California savings and loan association. The business of -the company
coi'.sisot,
principally ui owning and holding substantially all sucu
a -
3oard
as
designed
said.
r.nsiey
the
on
transformers
N.
cold
statement
being
John
the
Chairman and
Lloyd F. Christianson as President. Mtnagement officials as a group
own
116,651 shares (15%') of the outstanding capital stock.
An addi¬
lints
prospectus
ivir.
time
Division
Financial
for
public
ii
production and sale of
analog computers and related equipment, precision electronic plo-tingequipment and laboratory equipment; and it also furnishes computer
engineering services, involving problem analysis and solution, at three
computation centers here and in Europe1.
Net proceeds of the stock
offering will be applied to the payment of an unspecified amount of
demand notes payable to
a
bank under a credit agreement of April,
1960;
will
"the
amendment.
six )n0..aio
oi
the development,
in
engag:d
he
makes
of
Street,
firm
Dinon,
rsnna.t
The
employment.
company
57th
iares
s
which,
by
catapults
successful
Offered—Public
on
which
maximum
principal foreign sales offices
England.—V. 193, p. 1117.
for
know-how,
facilities
declared.
"Often, too, it can
headquarters
corporation,
offered
of
apparatus
regulators of wattages suitable for military equip¬
who
registration
be
r
missile
miniaturization
manufacturing is done at Espey's plant
West
This
associate of the company who completes
The
and
more
than
types
zener
small
.uov.vjrj
covering 75,000 shares of capital stock, to be
sale through underwriters headed by W. C. Langley
and
founder
trial
aircraft
on
highly complicated
a
Firestone
are
navigation
and
made
April
amount
a
under
now
note
used
failure.
engineering'
company
predicted.—V.
a
the
Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The statement includes an additional 50 000
purchasable tinder the Associates' Stock Subscription Plan open
any
job,"
Semiconductor
West
Far
shares
to
200
Stock-
registration statement with
a
uaueground
by Joseph H.
buildings and roads and is a producer of paper products and
corrugated
containers.
The
company
has 12 principal sales offices
in
the United States
and
maintains district sales offices and ware¬
house facilities at 30 locations in the
United States. There
aircraft.
is
increase,"
the
spend
until
&
,
to
o..a.6
L
services
is engaged directly or
through subsidiaries in
manufacture, mining, distribution and sale of various products
construction, industrial and consumer uses.
The company is ond
the
largest domestic producers of a diversified line of materials
for
missile
battery
had .worked
and
refinement
smooth
Titan
Bernard
their
BUSINESS—Flintkote
the
is
company
the
43
uie
initiators
supersonic
in
of
power
company
made
the
industry
1961,
public
has
problems
old
Pinsley,
The
Wills
I
firm filed
J.
N.
op^raniig
his
work is
directly connected*
industrial and commercial. V Vi<f-,
has
company
which
Proposes Offering—
Long
111
electrical
communication
president
17%
over
total
Espey's
1336.
p.
Electronic
This
Mr.
oil
a
proceeds
sory
York.
New
at
small
to
for
Canada,
plant
noted that Espey, which he de¬
had worked on the Terrier and
a
has
various
All
ment.
pre¬
on
equipment which has an
purchase improved macmnery
to
$75,0aJ
ana
extension
and
;.
:
;i.
development
the
mortgage
money
.Jn addition to indebtedness
outstanding 243,714 shares of
•
for
Whitehall
company's
$178,606;
being
companies
tanks
the
on
purchase
full,
unpaid
$350,000
and
the
engagd
of
the
and
33-year
plies,
projects
owned
mately $28,000,000 will be used in connection with a
cement pipe plant,
a
gypsum board product plant,
veying and dock facilities in Newfoundland,
will.be
increase."
is
that
from
handle
to
and
fellows:
lower
of
use
product
firm
rectifiers
as
this
is
was
FROCEEDS—Of the
companies lrom raido and hi-fi phonograph
complexities of missile and rocket work, and foresaw
small lirms should not continue to prosper.
A
used
"This
said.
Schnee
company.
through
an
electronic
ponents.
be
19bb
to
the
to
small
Tne
in
in
providing
expected
requirements and
company
and
he
presently
is
also
however,
attention
more
the
industry today
as
small
reason
it
and
are
noted,
equipment
(including the underwriters) plan to offer,
at prices based on the market value of the stock.
1
having
de¬
firm
Pinsley
ana
event
It
is engaged in the operation of a quarry i.i Kutztown,
producing chemical grade limestone for cement companies,
crushed stone lor
ready-mix concrete and highway construction, and
agricultural limestone.
Net proceeds ci
its cash sale of debentures
The
Pa.,
national
A.
at
the option of the
company
mav
be
$3,500,000 annually. The debentures are
ledeemable for sinking
purposes Sat prices ranging from
100.31%
to
y
are
otherwise redeemable at prices
ranging from 105%
to
100%-, except that the debentures may pot be
redeemed
prior to
April
1,
1966
through
certain
reiundings
with
other
indebtedness
said.
noted
seats
aiiu
"Tne
thereof
part,
pilot
proauction
shares
sharing
progressive,"
for
in
electronics
numerous
notes
Aiso
common
units
system
problems
He
by two institutional
debentures are to be o. er u
heavier
Mr.
mtter
systems,
eject
he
but
president
busncsj,
our
ti.e
aircraft.
"The
Inc.
in,
programs,
supply
military
held
notes
April
nuiKaiy,-: audnioaal governmental
workload for defense industries,
tne
firm
among
diversity,
"small
a
detection
to be supplied by amendment.
$300,000 of debentures in exchange
includes
are
principal
of
York
W.
to
$50,000
pay
by Lehman Brothers.
at 100.375%
plus accrued interest, to yield 4.596%.
REDEMPTION—Sinkihg fund provisions require
650,900
heavily
slackness,"
elecoronics
are
engaged
Espey's
are
$270,000
amount
100%
at
Warren
offer
which
statement
holders
or
sale
and
remaining
group
a
the
whole
public
Inc.,
proposes
the
and
in
for
Co.,
underwriting terms
principal amount of 5Vu%
exchange
owned
cluded
in
&
and
company
an
March
on
small
of
oy
a
electronics
the
this
as
launching
a
signs
which
the
aged
industry,"
scribed
registration statement
31, .1961, covering $1,270,000 of 15-year sub¬
1976.
The company proposes to offer $703,filed
Pa.,
contributing
to
Abraham
the
Co.—Debentures
increased
is
agreed
and
$35,000,000 of the company's 4%% sinking fund
.annually,.
firm
no
of
bentures due 1981
$6,341,521
*6,117,288
445,133
voting stock of
President
Flintkote
of
.
1117.
p.
inevitably,
small
g.uject.
Kutztown,
debentures, due
the
of
through
of
and
,
contracts let
computet s—these
Ameri¬
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
corporation,
about
>$37,924
,
the
has
Hauer
arranging
wide
power
Eastern
This
of
as
trie
"unsung
workhorse
Mr. Pinsley pointed out that it was heavily engaged
variety of delense work at tne present time.
Components
missiles,
rocketry,
advanced- radar
and
sonar
equipment
and
of
601.
p.
Bell
A.
with
1196.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
•
$3,299,812
-
*3,516,206
snows
new
and
the
Citing
stock.—V.
193;
war
Describing
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstand¬
ing capitalization of the company will consist of 366,000 shares of
common
by
•
"$426,154
electronics
coiu
u.e
with
companies
Corp.
Corp.,
Schoenberger. The
p.
Mfg. & Electronics Corp.—President's Remarks
small
reilected
finished
Instrument
Dynamic
Gyroscope
of
ancl
spending,
purchase
are
01
;
of
its role should expand considerably
in the near future,
according to Nathan Pinsley, Piesiaent, Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp.
"There is increasing empnasis on
s:,rengtnening our nation's defenses
brakes:
a
liabilities
the
connection
offering. The company is primarily
engaged in service
merchandising.^(sometimes called "rack jobbing")
of non-food consumer
items, in Canada, mainly in supermarkets.
All
of
its outstanding
stock
(246,000 shares)
Is held by Firestone Man¬
agement
Limited, substantially all the participating stock
and
50%
Schoenberger Co., to Aurora
In exchange therefor, Aurora will issue
assume
Management
Arthur
in
J.
rail-
from
Deficit.—V.
fense,
l~.olas
capital
working
by Sterling
the, .transfer
and
Firestone
Schwartz,
$19,343,736 $32,363,655 $38,545,185
16,111,126
16.043,924
32,401,579
32,20j,664
income—
oper.
The
will
with an office and factory
in Westbury, L. I., designs and manufactures
electro-magnetx clutches
and brakes, and the
machining of precision components. Tne majority
which
ry.
"
development
company
Aurora;
a
of
$15,684,972
operations—::,
way
BUSINESS—Dynamic Instrument Corp.,
•}
expenses
Net
inventory.
goods
Oj^er.
Espey
the
of
to
motor
revenue.
,
sale
loan,
a
servo
proceeds
the
the
repay
a
develop
the
from
to
company
to
request
amendment
a'note of Aurora held
W.
1961—Month—1960
oper.
Net revenue
150,000 shares of Dynamic Instrument Corp.
common stock at a
price of $2 per share was made on
Apni 5 by T. W. Lewis & Co., Inc. The s-ock was ail
sold.'
to
I*
...
resulting in the ownership
outstanding stock of Aurora.—V. 192,
the
Railway
Public
—
1961,
..
proposed
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.—Earnings—
offering of
be
and
13,
■«
.
the
to
loan
The
stock.
Aurora
iw.wdy
Dynamic Instrument Corp.
bank
a
Period End. Feb. 28—
1117.
p.
of
April
.
.
relates
dissolved,
$993,000
$179,089
opers.
be
of
....
subsidiary,
shares
common
will
50.16%
338,356
income
oper.
latter
$479,000
309,91F
expensess
Net rev., fr.
v
$489,000
revenue....
by. Bell
Bed's
of
exchange for
482.Y13'
1961—2 Mos.—1960
until
persons
••'.'
,
application
partial prepayment of
ana
assets
in
1961—Month—1960
interested
the
summary,
the.gua.an.ee
805.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
giving
hearing ihereon.'•
prohibited
5
ing
of
Racine
33
registration
a
Road,
statement
Rexdale
with
the
(Toronto),
SEC
on
The
Ontario,
March
31,
Canada,
1961,
cover¬
123.000
public
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for
sale by Firestone Management Limited, of Ontario.
The offer¬
be made on an all-or-none basis through underwriters headed
ing will
by
McDonnell
terms
are
&
Co.
The
public
offering price and underwriting
to be supplied by amendment.
If the offering is successful,
of
of
corporation
statement
class
A
stock,
580
SEC
the
with
to
Fifth
Ave.,
March
on
31.
New
York,
1961,
be offered for public sale
filed
covering
on
registration,
a
1,000,000
headed by Van Alstyne, Noel
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
ment.
A finder's fee is payable to David G. Baird.
through
The
underwriters
company
.
,
.
is
.
»
^
by amend¬
the business of owning, managirg,
engaged in
*
share:
all or none oasi ;
& Co.
The public-
an
.
11
MAMA
1 A»-V/\r>i
«
f*
f
nl
cor-
flpto
in
6
properties
(1558)
within
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
and
without
United States,
the
principal
in
cites prospects for
railway operation this
joint
but
does
a
the
are
normal.
as
or
a
or representative capacity,
including transactions falling within
provisions of Federal, State and local legislation relating to hous¬
ing.
Such activities have in general been financed by short-term bor¬
rowings, mortgage financing, and refinancing and through the sale
exchange
or
erties,
shares
leases
or
owns
of
stock
for
the
properties
Motor
Bijou,
Calif.;
estate
in
subject
about
which
Tne
$20,450,000
joint
shares
and
Meridian
which
of
Ga.;
company's
In
acquire
the equities
to
of
and
the
groups
revenues
the
Great
the
ioilowing
the
Sands
Key
Motor
Janaf
issue
will
company
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
Hotel,
Shopping
2,500
has
company
class
officials
.
A shares.—V.
as
193,
a
group
150,000
own
class
last
class
A
and
In
Co. of California—Stock Offered—
treasury
retire,
will
and
in
used
for
short-term
part,
property
be
additions
for
the
the
bank
the
sale
will
added
improvement of
loans.
The
ended
year
be
Dec.
its
31,
will
made
item
is
lines
higher
the
class
A
Siegel
ex¬
and
the
Curtis
Chase
class
to
operating
is
4.2%
up
Northern
efficiency.
located
from
during
Gross
to
highest
trackage.
GN
on
speed,
be
level
per
at
Bank
has
stock
$l-par-value
SEC
sales
March
on
been
the
of
Chemical
&
outstanding
21,000
which latter, Mr.
of
appointed
transfer
corporation.—V.
Companies,
agent
193,
Inc.,
807.
P-
Bronx,
;
29,
covering 40,000
filed
1961
shares
of
letter
of
stock
a
(par
common
notification
cent)
one
at-the-market, through J. I. Magaril Co., New York, N. Y.
proceeds
to
are
191,
used
be
pr&motion;
the
expansion
repayment
of
for
plant
debt;
of
advertising
and
working
facilities;
2746.
p.
"
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Operating
/
,
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos—1960
revenues
$44,322,220
$44,046,370
$90,790,103
$87,968,385
expenses
24,936,747
24,919,749
51,329,305
50,213,683
taxes__
6,809,000
6,811,000
<13,894,000
13,385,000
Other'operating,.taxes—
on
4,851,432
4,637,816
9,788,457
9,243,020
$7,725,041
$7,677,805
$15,778,341
$15,126,682
6,771,656
6,814,713
13,834,854
13,376,229
Federal
three
years,
additions
Substantial
has
shares,
for
in
manufacturing
Encyclopedia" and
Picture
company
common
Illinois Bell Telephone
while
expansion
in
Encyclopedia
expended
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Plastics
offered
and
be
in
stood
hour,
per
Tne
B
Manhattan
A
corporation
the
The
the
1960
miles
ton
industrial
the
as
The
includes
with
of
of
of
at
$7.4
maximum
income
Northern
the
The
—V.
Pacific,
1119.
p.
Illinois
em¬
Central
RR.—Earnings—
traffic
Period End. Feb. 28—
effected.
Railway
Railway
Northern's
Great
193,
for
with
where
operating income
after
charges
Net
prin-v
boxcars
budget
million,
on
193,
Net
program
550
benefit
when
progress
railways.—V.
million.
including
expenditure
unification,
of
equipment
$14.8
cars,
capital
estimated
be
summary
a
Seattle
&
1961
work
will
result
a
Northern's
freight
new
for
which
Great
expenditures
for
types.
provides
Portland
conditions,
at
that
capital
other
consolidation
proposed
1.6%'
1,428.
to
rose
reported
states
increase
report
The
with
a
will
N. Y.—Files With SEC—
reve¬
revenue
$194,051,856,
$24,619,832,
Great
by
economic
million
$9
of
Howe
before.
year
totaled
1960
operating
passenger
class
Picture
Linkletter's
Every-Child's
thereof.
139,000
Helene
the
"The
79.3%.
owns
The
of
"Art
$50,000
of
sale
Monday, April 10, 196f
.
existing installations.
projects
will
Spokane,
$52,800,000.
of
train load
report
cars
on
The
to
from
amounted
general
include
property
phasis
amount
in
I960
reflects
many
will
100
volume
that
to
annual
cipal
6.7%
of
Northern
Great
established
industries
new
1961
fixed
estimates
1961,
150
The
company's
facilities and to
company
of
lower
.
the
and
promoting
in
policies
with
of
Girls,"
volumes
capital.—V.
per
to
Northern
were
and
1960,
indices
tons
net
contrast
with
for
down
were
which
$218,533:299
loading of trains and their
Average freight train speed reached 20.5 miles
Great
the
to
pick-up
a
the
and
additional
Capital expenditures, for additions and betterments
records
hour,
for
1959.
expenses
1959.
important
64,808.
from
operating
train
217,875
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
to
"disappointing,"
activity, and with
business
from
$.9,355,273,
three
value) of this company, priced at $20.25 per
with no charge added for accrued dividends. The
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
"with
reaction
advertising
Boys
■
pattern."
termed
were
accounted
decrease
was
All-time
par
offering
1960
this
and
conditions
crop
^
Budd,
Mr:
Public
change
depressed
to properties during
previous year.
outstanding
B
year
Railway
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Mitchum, Jones
& Templeton,- jointly, made a public offering on April 6
of
500,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock
($20
quarter.
may
for
services
3.5%
a
revenue
snare,
results
decrease from
7.
p.
General Telephone
start," -says
third
reflecting
Freight
nues,
150,000 class B and 2,254,394 class A shares, of which Robert A. Futterman, president and board chairman, owns 105,000 class B shares,
and
management
if
operating revenues in 1960 were $246,024,650, as compared
with $254,559,530 in 1959.
Net income for the year was $20,723,214,
as
against $26,558,273 the previous year.
the acquisition of the Key to America Hotel.
upon
addition
Northern
« •"
•
Gross
to
mortgages aggregating
relale to a property held
will
1
resulting from increased wage rates and costs of materials,
Northern's net income last year dropped to $3.41 per share from
in 1959.
Dividends were continued at $3.00 per share. '
$4.35
Lodger Indianapolis, Ind.
Such
equities will be acquired will Ulti¬
$15,000,000
addition,
'
"somewhat uncertain,"
year as
Great
-
penses
the
contemplated
or
slow
Administration
Operating
from
in
Chicago;
anticipate a
during the
new
reimburse
or
acquisitions:
such
Surf
Apartments,
existing
of
venture.
used
for
year
•"
business
of prop¬
hotels, motels
or
better
,
"We
presently
company
properties
expenses
pay
Athens,
the
to
be
acquisition
Towers
Va,;
properties
will
to
Hotel,
mately
be
and
Terrace
Norfolk,
Center,
of
cost
America
In
real
$3,310,000
proposed
a
31
stock.
A
office buildings, apartment buildings,
buildings, in 20 cities.
Of the net proceeds
about
sale,
company
in
of
class
including
industrial
and
total
a
its
of
visualize
.
Burlington
and
1961—Month—1960
cper.
oper.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$18,711,730 $21,165,325
revenue-
expenses
$38,575,405
$42,638,124
15,426,806
17,696,658
31,781,102
35,460,310
$3,284,924
$3,468,667
$6,794,303
$7,177,814
917,424
559,786
,1,892,109
1,452,237
1450.
p.
Net revenue
rail-
from
'
BUSINESS—General
Telephone Co. of California, formerly Associated
Co., Ltd., provides local telephone service in the 32 operat¬
districts
in
Southern
and
Central
California.
The
company's
principal executive offices are in Santa Monica, Calif.—V. 193, p. 1226.
Green Bay
Telephone
ing
General
Irving
Telephone
Trust
Co.
has
Co.
been
of
J
Railway
Florida—Appointments—
appointed
transfer
disbursing agent of 400,000 shares of the
preferred stock, $25.00 par value.—V. 193,
agent
company's
dividend
and
$1.25
Net
cumulative
ry
$694,336
260,058
251,750
507,355
517,347
193,
income—
oper.
193,
1119.
p.
$743,656
Illinois Terminal
$80,150
$135,639
10,389
23,492
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
Railway
oper.
revenue-
40,191
Railway
oper.
expenses
28,573
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses-
Federal
income
Other
Net
Net
$2,642,271
$2,363,834
$5,332,128
$4,668,859
1,505,485
1,460,920
3,043.785
2,911,285
340,000
237,306
688.000
455,192
taxes
operating
taxes-
306,944
operating income
charges
after
Grosset
1961—2 Mos.—1960
284,910
612,051
570,564
for
$380,698
$988,292
$731,818
353,691
250,982
708,205
473,114
of
of
193,
1226.
p.
the
Operating
Operating
Federal
to
be
Other
after
—V.
May
debentures
interest
30
due
2,110,091
305,200
256,400
171,568
159,377
344,599
318,510
$232,027
$551,748
$458,055
301,485
265,164
134,459
Rubber Co.—Partial
called
to
1981
York
New
for
amount
at
105.5%
Redemption—
Trust
York,
N.
Co.,
Y.—V.
of
its
of
the
4%%
will
with
amount
be
made
trust
by
the
department,
oper.
2508.
p.
♦
ry.
.
$265,001
work
242,812
269,469
from
and
$545,114
491,105
529,395
r
$22,189
*$3,795
$34,226
$15,719
15,579
-y
193,
45,058
44,319
62,641
Publishing
the
so
and
oper.
revenue-
$533,182
$579,436
$1,111,094
expenses
529,350
563,435
1,070,724
$3,832
.
income_i_
193,
$16,001-
$51,084
*18,025
*43,103
$40,370
*58,245
7,666
Period End. Feb. 28-
ilway
Railway
oper.
oper.
ry.
—V.
$621,956
.
expenses
497,440. .*t
$1,353,599
601,272
25,644
p.
1,171,793
$103,191
$313,651k
Grand Trunk Western
$400,393
'
57.38P
45,820
17,084
Club,
oper.
Net revenue
way
Net
*
ry.
from
rail-.
$268,694
193,
$891,099
$11,493
$2,040,270
*566,043
income...
oper.
55,469
*1,628,569
342,064
1118.
p.
Mr.
Bu"er'
corporation for the four-week
$47,388,874,
?resldent
of
the
it
ii the
mL'
*
period
Eastern
food
of
Financial
on
of 7.8%
I960.—V.
ended
today
by
March
Thomas
25
c'
chain.
first four weeks of
'
It was announced
had placed
period
announced
ieprufents an increase
comparable
Great
was
Eastern
fiJni1SvI1a8rJ1^oC0Veril18 the
in
193,
the company's
over
p.
sales
of
$43 973 860
ms.
Corp.—Private
a
of
will
the
has
the
of
be
utilized
be
primarily
stock
added
for
Formerly
the
,
is
the
-
it
house.
250,
pur¬
has
sell
to
Road, Brooklyn,
March
on
offered
31,
for
best
a
&
for
the
to
net
Corp.:
of
shares
loan
the
to
for
standing
of
of
company
owned
of
and
B
and
the
12,836
into
to
through
the
apartment
estate
has
the
of
as
a
of
$57,000.
properties.
outstanding
class B
in
the
The prospectus
officials
9.9'%
of
stock
A
loans
working capital and avail¬
real
company
shares
class
share).
Management
A
and
operated
subsidiaries
and
short-term
and
investment in
indebtedness,
each class
class
present
owns
and
these
additional
an
agreed
to
,
one
of
art
stock
$150,000,
and
conditions,
President.
this
of
proceeds will be added
class A stock
certain
also
sale
are
Through
shares
offering, estimated at $1,267,intends to liquidate four mortgages aggregating about
bank
one
B
expenses of
3,000 of the
has
for
the
which
of
construction
commence
under¬
for
It
shares
A
Investors
two
for
company
the
class
distribute
finder's fee.
a
class
subsidiaries.
proceeds
The
.
houses,
four
construction
of
under
as
5,000
$10,000
to
agreed
as
none
City,
purchase 30,000 class A .shares
underwriter
has
$9.75
or
all
sell
to
underwriter
150,000
Price
as
its
addition
shares
Club,'
(a)
the
Eisenberg
the
to
at
New York
the
pay
Y.,' filed
covering
sale
efforts,
Co.,
sold,
are
N.
1961,
public
company.
apartment
of
the company
able
100,951
of
known
The balance
outstanding
Book-of-the-Month
sell
to
to
Paul
to
the
intends
Of
$310,000,
Bantam, Wonder
working capital and
company
proposes
Class A—Proposes
presently constructing another apartment house;
other
on
(b)
underwriter
of
six
In
which
of
and
be
shares
a
The
two
it
of
to
SEC
to
two-year warrants
40,000
through
class
(c)
warrants
reserve
operates
ad¬
company
the
stock,
and
offering.
to
out¬
of
Dorchester
with
A
the
share;
per
stockholders
of these
all
share;
30,000
and
the
sale
per
the
whereby
eac'n
balance
$9.75
with
Wonder
class
of
for $3,000,
at
$1
purposes.
stock,
(38.3% )
corporation,
Bantam,
statement
if
agreed,
writer,
inc.,
contracts
company's
realized by the
additional
will
indebtedness,
common
shares
of
retain
$1,393,000
corporate
certain
to
separate
1801
selling commission.
pub¬
Books,
from-the
and
Inc.,
Harper
&
each.
7,682
Brothers,
Little,
Such options
stock
ratio
lists Joseph
group
outstanding
10
J.
9.9%
own
class
179,006
(convertible,
of
class
A
Macaluso
out¬
stock.—V.
B
the
193,
of
1450.
p.
Brown
&
Co.
Investors Preferred Life Insurance
and
46,690
shares
be
may
2926
headed
Fairfield
with
the
stock,
by
to
Marron,
additional
offered
be
Sloss
&r
of
the
sale
the
financing
freezers
of
shares
sale
frozen
and
for
Co.
be
31,
public
iiic
-
Conn.,
1961,
sale
registration
a
200,000
through
puolic
rue
suppliecFby
underwriter
filed
covering
ottering
price
amendment. ' The
5-year
warrants
time
of
household
and" cold-storeu
food's.
payments
Of
the
and
net
food
freezers
Tobus-to
be
to
made
proceeds
to
made
available
by the company
by
the
April 3 that R. W. Pressprich & Co
its
of
shareholders from the
has
Co.
in
Inc.
indebtedness
to
of
sale
from
for
and
working
In
to
company's St. Paul, Minn.,
Writing to shareholders in the 1960
report, President John
the
to
shares
61.1%
of
Will
the
of
various
and
Hartford
See
balance
capital
addition
for
company
of
the
purchase
added
be
stock
to
consumer
price
,
.
M.
Budd
public
the
to
which
prospectus
sale
at
regis¬
a
400,000
$2.40
per
"
•
Ward,
of
part
a
an
was
"the
=
company
y:- :•
••
activated
Bert
"were
possibly in violation" Of
offers, to rescind all
money paid in by the holders of options
of
amount
same."
was
prospectus,
offering
in
Sr.,
June,
1959
President
Duck, Executive Vice-President.,
accident and health
by
and
Its
C.
%
charter
Sr.,
Melton,
G.
Board
,of
held
additional
by
The
stock,
,
will
prospectus
management
be
added
further
officials,
to
its
indicates
and.
Chairman,- and
it
authorizes
capital
and
that
546,526
additional
an
765,208
to' their options
stock,
time
subscribed
of
.
;
additional
of
its
funds
to
be
each
to
surplus
shares
are
group
Insurance
Co.,
Publishing
Offering—
'
class
The
of
with
A
170
the
share
by
188,
Israel
which
278,000
-shares
xvete
•,share,-.including-62 900 shares
subscriptions being due Aug. 3,
were
Development Corp.—Appointment—
Trust
year
of
Co.
corporation.—V.
the
5 V2%
has
convertible
193,
been
appointed
sinking
fund
trustee
for
debentures
$3,000,000
series
1976
A
1337.
p.
73.48%.
The
the
2462.
p.
N.
class
rendered
$6,000.
'
to
A.
be
A
New
30,
offered
&
for
all
an
Hart
York,
1961,
Co.,
$15 000
which
tor
will
expenses.
shares lor
$9,750,
,
registration
110,000
basis
none
sold
,
a
with
.
the
to
and
this
,
.
.
receive
Harvey
principal
to
A.
T.
offering,
$3
cents
per
State
R.' Siegel,
Broad
the
share.
of
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
this
The
firm's
stock
BUSINESS—Jet-Aero
&
A
;
Organized in 1957 by Mr. Siegel, the company is engaged in the
business of publishing illustrated
encyclopedic works, principally for
children.
Of
the net
proceeds
from the stock sale, about $300,000
will be expended in .the
editihg, publishing, manufacturing, distributing
New
Inc.
Automatic
Co.,
class
of
Methods,
underwriter
8,000
has
Co.
of
sold
under¬
45
a
100,000 shares
of
share.
per
through
Trust
stock
New
193,
York
registrar
of
1450.
p.
circular, Netherlands Securities
Corp., 30 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y., publicly offered
state¬
shares
public sale at $3.75
or
stockholder,
connection
filed
covering
Irving
common
Jet-Aero Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
March
23
offering
Common—Files
a
on
and
in
Corp.—Registers
Street,
made
principal
additional
services
for
be
commission
and
400,000 shares
Manufacturers
Co.—Secondary Offering—•
below.—V.
March
on
stock,
will
writers .headed
per
Varick
SEC
common
offering
of
at..88c. per
Jefferson Lake Asbestos
Corp.—Appointment—
Insurance
Harwyn
ment
persons
promoters,, the
fifteen
President,
a
three
are
1964.
sold at $1 per share under an
August, 1959
offering and 300,000 were sold, or .subscribed at $2
per share under a
November, 1959 off uing.—V. 192, p. 1493.
•••• '«*>
Some
,
company has outstanding
which
Fred
Hager,
as
for several
by the
used
subsidiaries.
the
officials
management
general
and
company
indebtedness,
common
Fire
Travelers
shares
mailed
A.
accounts.
.
to its
the
representing1 the balance
1960;
for
been
for
life,
insurance.. The company how has out¬
standing 3,259,708 common shares, options for 241,812 shares, "and
"subscriptions outstanding" 1,146,10Q shares. Net
proceeds of the cash
obligations'purchased from the company; $20,000 to dis¬
charge
an
obligation
to..ra
non-institutional
lender
secured
by
a
mortgage on
the" plant" and
other 'real
property
of
the
company;
$18,000 to discharge an obligation to The Connecticut Ice Machine
President
72nd Annual Report
offered
subject
and-subscriptions. " The three promoters received- 93,750
V. sharesin June, 1959 for
$27,500; and they subscribed for 107,250' for
short-term
bank, obligations, of Fairfield incurred in 'i960 and 1961
$42,900, due August, 1962.,' Some. 349,000 shares were set aside -as
in
order
to
obtain
funds
which
enabled
Fairfield
to
discharge
a
.."incentive" or Key Personnel
13,000
rv,^IeafLN0rAhonn Rallway's
according
exercised
sell
and
purchasers
be
this
tne
company
Robert
consumer,
the stock sale, $135,000
wholly owned subsidiary,'
Fairfield
Credit -Corp.,V thrqugh
the purchase of
additional
capital
stock
thereof,' which amount will be devoted to the repayment* of
be
to
and
by
Vice-President, G.
business
owner,
have
The
.•
the
freezer
tne
which,
and
and refund
who
purchase
a
Co.—Proposes Off'g
Spring Street,- Little Rock, Ark., filed
SEC on March 30,
1961, covering
the
stock,
offering
laws;
sales
.
the
at
of
SEC
company
to
310
with
common
incentive
Shares
underwriters
public offering price.
(formerly Hager Food "Service Inc.) operates
company
the
March
on
of
shares
mon
Ave.,' Bridgeport,
SEC
statement
share.
The offering will be made on a best efforts basis
through Life
Securities, Inc., a subsidiary of Robert A. Duck, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent of the
company, which will receive a 36c per share commission.
The registration statement also includes an
additional 821,000 com¬
sold
date.
common
of
company,
shares
,
Hager Inc.—Registers Common—
of
This
-
tration
were
previously granted
Management officials as a
by the company in 1944;
60,789 shares (6.4% ),\of which
Harwyn,
Placement—
Great Northern
Ry.—Annual Report—
of
stock
will
balance
general
18,653;
own
For
stock attached.
headquarters^
Inc.,
Wonder
Inc.,
share.
The offering is to be made on
basis, through Eisele, King, Libaire & Stout
which it will receive a $.975 per share
current
privately $500,000 of this corporation's senior
notes, due April 1, 1971, with warrants to
purchase com¬
mon
for
House,
later
a
owns
Grand Union Co.—Sales
Up—
1QffIeS. °J^e
totaled
Books,
of
in„o
O'Connor
286,540
1961,
*10,132
per
freezing equipment storage lockers and other plant equipment acquired
operations
Deficit.—V.
$180,537
*57,366
,'626
1119.
p.
Properties, Inc.- -Registers
shares
150,000
payment
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
revenues
$3,791,000
$4,915,000.. $7,306,000' $10 134 000
expenses- 3,522,306
4,023,901
7,294,507'
8,093^730
oper.
$65,619
11
*31,069
193,
Properties,
registration
a
91
days
registration
this
stock ownership in
its
proceeds
options,
the
374,693
Inc.,
portion
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
certain
and
shares
consisting
$1,572,186
1,039,948'
1118; :'.
Railway
state¬
company
than
company
at
$2.04 per share
pursuant to options purchased
by
them
from
John
O'Connor,
company
President:
Book-of-the-Month
will
deficit.;..
193,
Income
shares;
Harper & Brothers, Little, Brown & Co. and Random House, Inc.,
154,422 shares (15.8%.) each, and propose to sell 41,605 shares
each.
Of
the shares being
sold to
the underwriters by
the
selling
stockholders, the following numbers of shares have been acquired from
The
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$704,463
$124,516
oper.
of
corporation, SBK
70%
with
company
addition
20,000
from rail¬
operations....
way
Net
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
Net revenue
net
is
Georgia Southern & Florida
Ry.—EarningsRf
the
of
sooner
date
stock
entereu
additional
to
underwriting terms are to
granting the
principal
1118.
p.
of
the
statement
rail¬
operations
oper.
no
terms
Publishing Co. is the other prin¬
only other stockholder of Wonder
the
Publishing
The
together
Treasure,
Hager,
ry.
Income
own
1,138,099
Deficit.—V.
$109,105
income
oper.
Deficit.-V.
Offering—
and
$1,189,183
oper.
*
another
acquire
increase
stock,
owns
1,286,312
rail-
offered
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Railway
Net
and
Curtis
available
at
1961—Month—1960
Railway
way
be
underwriting
the registration
Bantam
of
the
Curtis
has
company
to
stock.
by
$1,466,849
1,182,747
$3,605
from
436,086
publish and
distribute
reprint
adults in both hard covers and
stock
60%
The
will
as
exercise
chase
group
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
from
books,
The
company
ditional
to
Net revenue
subsidiaries
children.
for
Treasure.
standing
$1,248,366
636,737
operations
ry.
*
low-priced children's books, and 50% of the stock of
Books, Inc., a publisher of low-priced coloring books and
Random
1118.
p.
to
Net
reg¬
of
books
Curtis
$745,842
577,999
the
deficit—
oper.
$525,331
rail¬
operations
Deficit.—V.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
<
its
cipal stockholder of Bantam and
Inc.,
-
and
paperback
Treasure
936,859
$265,674
expenses
oper.
way
Net
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
Net revenue
covering
are
employees
offer
effective
of
of
publisher
In
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
lisher
a
be
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
a
and
addition,
to
and
corporations.
sinking-
subordinated
principal
corporate
192,
of
account
redemption date. Payment
New
Street,
redemption
principal
1,
the
for
shares
price
certain
intend
from
year
1961,
filed
shares, being outstanding
Blyth & Co., Inc. heads the list
In
which
original books for children
paperbacks. It owns 50% of the
the
&
shares
York,
225,766
offering
subsidiaries
one
company
Treasurer
April
Bank
Broad
$3,143,056
2,177,866
$302,561
$62,400
accrued
Chemical
$3,379,413
v
129,100
-
179,130
has
1,
than
public
New
31,
210,320
and
thereof.
and
1118.
p.
company
on
175,000
income
General Tire
fund
1,071,748
charges
193,
The
$1,592,252
1,071,030
taxes
operating
later
its
March
on
by amendment.
88,205
of
one
The
1961—2 Mos—1960
$1,720,159
taxes—
operating
Net
Net
revenues—_
of
Broadway,
which
of
company
The
supplied
covers
and
Ohio—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
expenses
income
the
SEC
present holders
underwriters.
ment
stock,
by
1107
statement.
General Telephone Co. of
Period Ended Feb. 28—
sale
by
of
the
with
common
public
are
$489,842
.
shares
stock,
Inc.,
way
.
Dunlap, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
Dunlap,
statement
nor
—V.
&
istration
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$581,604
1118.
p.
Grosset &
Inc.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—Month—1960
I
$226,309
$186,981
Net revenue
Period Ended Feb. 28—
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
rail¬
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
$387,389
operations
way
Net
Net
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$340,208
expenses
from
revenue
—V.
1226.
p.
oper.
1961—Month—1960
ooerations
way
& Western RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue-
,
*
Since
Jersey
On
25,
Inc.
1958,
to
the
14,
1961,
10£
par
1947.
the
Jet-Aero
the
.
main
laws
the
name
changed
Corp.
company's
at
premium.
a
under
under
company
stock
common
quickly at
incorporated
was
March
on
Jan.
Methods,
October,
Corp.
of
its
of
the
Automatic
name
from
<
executive
offices,
sales
offices,
ing,
8th
designing, engineering, metallurgical, manufacturing, fabricat¬
warehousing and shop facilities have been located at 950 S. E.
Street,
Hialeah,
The company is
Fla.
.
engaged principally in
facturing, ^.fabricating,
t.
selling,
•
•
;
-
...
•
designing, engineering, manu¬
servicing and repairing replacement
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1559)
In. exhaust
used
parts
thrust
systems
of
piston-powered
aircraft
in
and
and
sound
sections of jet aircraft.
suppressor
The
also designs, manufactures, fabricates and sells other replace¬
parts for aircraft, such as baffles used on engines, as well as
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings
reverser
Period E'nd
company
ment
for power
engine, such as
parts
in
used
the
supports,
shield
PROCEEDS—It
substantially
(a)
flanges,
of
the
turbo-compound
bushings,
other
and
detailed
$25,000 for
$236,762
-$581,258
oper.
expenses
195,965
193,350
428,691
$43,412
$152,567
$104,844
15,007
1,998
$15,000
for
of
expenses
the purchase of
Net
new
selling, advertising and promotion which includes the
opening of sales office^ in
(f)
$30,000
(g)
$20,000
the
United
reduce notes
to
for
States,
payable
additional
to
working
GIVING
Europe
financial
and
So.
—V.
193,
(10
cents
TO
Period E'nd. Feb. 28—
Aluminum
ondary—
This
filed
V
Railway
Net
and
a
PRESENT
1961—Month—1960
•
stock,
be
to
writing
is
The
FINANCING
$316,446
$285,020
$654,145
expenses
oper.
deficit
302,576
442,042
688,619
$125,596
$403,599
$263,303
89,719
339,397
174,160
from
The
merged
be
at
the
stock
and
purchase
is
stock
of
officers
to
purchase
is
a
The
preference
of
and
and
of
stockholders
56,744
preference
who
193,
addition
In
has
pany
to
Industries
Kaiser
Co.
of
the
options
Kawneer
all
for
of
types
Net
*
D.
and
Board
who
shares.
common
stock,
the
stock,
of
subsidiary,
Henry
12.87c.
Corp.
Chairman,
com¬
which
Edgar
Kaiser
F.
President.—V.
J.
Henry
193,
as
1016.
p.
Deficit.—V.
1901—Month—1960
asset
net
Corp.
$377,067
$372,090
$791,106
218,407
243,511
477,183
492,472
rail¬
$158,660
$128,579
$313,923
$302,990
income-
39,855
24,680
73,303
73,883
as
a
This
1119.
The
to
are
the
shares of
available
be
company's
in
1967
issuance
for
Pacific's
Co.,
for
the
and
which
warrants
with
SEC
Of
sale
March
City,
30,
33,355
stock,
zon,
1961,
exercise
of
the
an
incident
of
the
as
Inc.,
for
exchange
plus
7%
a
the
for
exchange
for
to
constitute
the
their
provisions
1,157
common
$87.55
in
company's
consequence
a
with
net
includes
also
underlie
tributed
as
company's
1980
of
the
proceeds
105,568
company's
connection
with
to
to
in
$20,000,000 of debentures then issued.
$75.78
all
The
officials
oil
products
and
and
the
stock,
is
to
as
from
processing
of
to
be
will
a
group
and
available
be
for
capital
sale
of
put
call
and
President,
41.7%.
own
filed
wall
S.
offered
be
receive
for
48
a
a
cents
sale
1961,
public
covering
sale
efforts
best
on
Upon
30,
options.
owns 9.4%
publicly
being
dis¬
attached
the current purchase price
natural
gas
for
natural
expenditures
and
other
tumblers.
dent,
The
at
basis
$4
by
Bond,
per
share
selling
the
stock
the
of
shares
Richman
commission
underwriter
of
common
The
share.
per
$6,000
to
Morris
recently
The
purchased
the
of
rate
of
Samuels
company;
$2
as
^e.
finder's
a
$50,000
of
convertible
6%
offering
&
plus
will
which
for
Co.,
$16,000
entitled
be
to
into
Partners
the
of
Subordinated
25,000
under¬
Convertible
shares
common
at
share.
per
(formerly Lindy Heaters, Inc.) and its subsidiaries are
principally in the design. manufacture, distribution and sale
exchange products, including tubular coils, finned coils, tankcoils and preheaters; and it also manufactures custom tanks for
company
heat
storage
of
water,
stock
the
sale,
$50,000
testing
and
for
to
Lindenbaum,
his family.
and
used
and
purchase
the
of
expenses
debentures
principal
net
proceeds
machinery
i>ay for plant
to
portion
and
liquids. Of
to
development
$30,000
a
President
has
1949
Harry
been
Elegant,
and
used
to
shares
Sanford
of
indebtedness,
Silberstein
the
stock,
common
of
company
which
relocation
those
expenses,
by
Otto
members
of
and
outstanding
Lindenbaum
owns
45,645
shares.
17,005
Of
to
the
net
relocate
Corp.—Files Employee Stock Plan
of 2555 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, Calif., filed
statement
with the SEC on March 30,
1961
covering
registration
a
142,108
shares
of
of
stock
capital
options
stock,
which
granted
purchased upon the
employees under
be
may
line
a
accessories,
in
stockholders
selected officers and
191,
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
revenue-
$5,736,208
oper.
expenses
5,422,469
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$5,668,203 $11,512,308
4,985,555
and
$11,287,059
10,894,225
10,066,712
Net
$15
therein
each.
Deficit.—V.
interests
company
the
stock
sale,
about
$682,648
$618,083
*252,341
75,413
♦523,066
$1,220,347
2,033
a
1119.
p.
$100,000
Stock
will
be
Offered—An
share.
per
pany's
small
business
of
the
sale
investment
will
be
to
used
activities
finance
to
and
retire
the
com¬
$150,000
in
outstanding debt.
was
organized
constituent
Marine
by
Corp.,
the
incorporated in December, 1959,
a bank holding company
with six
Marine Corp.,
organized under the laws of
banks,
Capital
Capital
is
registered
as
closed-end,
a
the
State
of
Wisconsin,
nondiversified
manage¬
investment company. Its business is to provide
capital for selected
small business concerns by
purchasing their
ment
equity securities (including
convertible
debentures or debentures
with
warrants
or
options), by
making long-term loans to such concerns, and by furnishing consulting
and advisory services to them on a fee basis.
To
date
the
securities
musical
has invested
company
four
of
small
instruments,
business
aggregate of $180,000 in equity
including manufacturers of
an
concerns,
stereophonic
headphones ;and
electronic compo¬
nents, packaging materials and machinery and canvas products. These
investments to date yield an interest return of from 7
Va% to 8%. The
company presently has on file for consideration applications for finan¬
cial assistance to several small business concerns.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
adjusted
1961,
maximum
of
to
give
730,525
effect
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
of
of
the
the
of
names
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
spective number of shares
Curtis
purchase from the company
are
the
is
which
company
as
of Jan. 31,
include no debt and a
offering,
stock,
common
$1
several
the
each
value.
par
underwriters,
representative,
underwriter
is
n
for whom
and
the
committed
Shares
Webber,
Jackson
Loewi
&
&
A.
C.
Co.—
Co
Co.
Allyn
F.
Inc
&
Hutton
Reynolds
6,500
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
5,000
The
40,000
Co.
Inc._t.—
&
Continental
Mackall
McMaster
23,000
Inc—
Securities
5,000
23,000
Inc
5,000
Corp.
23,000
—
Co.
Co.
&
& Co
6,500
60,000
Inc
Co.
&
Goodbody & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
E.
Ira Haupt
60,000
&
Jones, Kreeger & Co
Bell & Farrell Inc
40,000
Lemon
&
Coe
&
5,000
Hutchinson
&
Co.
5,000
23,000
Newburger, Loeb & Co
5,000
23,000
Sutro Bros.
5,000
&
Eichler & Co
10,000
Co
10,000
Watson
10,000
Chiles-Schutz
Co
Inc.
10,000
&
&
Miller
J.
A.
Co.
Hogle
Inc
Co
&
Co
&
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
5,000
Co
&
5,000
Co.
3,500
10,000
Harley, Haydon & Co.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
10,000
Jamieson
Rotan,
10,000
Lentz, Newton & Co
10,000
Wm.
Mosle
Co.
&
Monroe
Co.—
&
6,500
J.
&
Inc.
Co
Mericka
3,500
Co. Inc.
6,500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
6,500
J.
6,500
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
G.
Edwards
—V.
193,
Sons
&
R. Williston
&
3,500
3,500
&
Mullaney, Wells
Co
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
A.
to
Shares
156,500
Johnston,
re¬
set forth below;
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
$313,739
193,
For
their
of
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Braun,
income
oper.
ry.
*
from rail¬
operations
way
in
purposes.
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Net revenue
mugs,
group
a
the
Capital
Hayden,
1961—Month—1960
oper.
plastic double
by
majority owners,
managed by Jerome Lewis, Presi¬
Bateman,
1435.
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
Railway
of
principally
1947
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis made an initial
public offering on April 5 of
667,000 shares of common stock of this corporation at
Dittmar
Railway
addi¬
were
Courts
^the company's Employee Stock Purchase Plan.—V.
underwriter
25,000
Treasurer, and Mathew A. Strumor, an employee
who are sole beneficial stockholders of the
proceeds
corporate
Marine
Bache
This corporation,
exercise
the
price.
near
Walston
Lockheed Aircraft
sell
purchase
founded
was
three
owned
Curtis
has
now
to
to
offering
operations in a more modern and larger plant in
metropolitan New York; $350,000 for plant automation and
modernization, including four new injection molding machines, new
molds, new automatic assembly belt and new jigs and
fixtures; $50,000
to establish a design and
development department; and the balance for
or
of
equip¬
including
90%-owned
stockholder
public
director,
company
Paine,
addition
In
89,500
be
research
repay
other
and
will
products,
new
$20,000
chemicals
$75,000
warrants
said
business
company's present
since
and
and manage¬
registration statement
65,000
the
serving
,
the
Herman
a
has agreed
company
five-year
at
a
Klarsfeld, a director
President-Secretary and majority
as
shares
company designs, manufactures and sells
insulated food and drink
and
1940
of
,
March
on
made
352,960
The
engaged
shares
common
3,500
3,500
3,500
Beane
3,500
3,500
912.
p.
gasoline
liquefied petroleum
gases;
contract
drilling business; and
the
foreland mining and processing of uranium-bearing_ores.
net..proceeds from the sale of the shares will be added to general
funds
filed
covering
purchase from present stockholders 4,500 outstanding shares at $2 per
share; and the company has agreed to issue 1,000 shates and to
Louisiana & Arkansas
exploration
The
Conn.,
1961,
public sale at their
commission.
Horizon Management
principal distributor and investment
the
Horizon.
SEC
expenses.
The
in the exploration for and production of
and condensate; the purchase and refining
transportation, distribution and marketing of
the
thereof;
30,
for
selling
Fund's
Secretary of the Fund is listed
with
$1,024,100
250,935
they received 480,000 shares of
Britain,
March
on
offered
be
The
warrant,
per
common
stock.
Lindy Hydrothermal Products, Inc.—Registers Com.—
gas
the
SEC
to
New
November, 1960 in Delaware, the Fund has
registration under the Investment Company Act
of
$852,253
148,911
company
with a one-third interest
in the predecessor
companies,
at
engaged
natural
and
crude
of
is
company
oil
crude
of
reason
remaining
$101,295.
and
1957,
are
exerciseable
of
issued
June,
At
the
Street,
Lindy, of 2370 Hoffman St., New York, filed
the company would receive proceeds of $7,999,943
are purchased.
No underwriting is involved.
shares
cents
BUSINESS—Marine
share,
per
the
are
company
warrants
by
The
merger.
which
previously-registered
1964
financing
a
and
warrants
warrants,
the
the
of
if
1967
shares underlie such warrants,
share
per
prospectus
which
and
the
Main
10.3%, Peter Kovalevich,
owns
and
for
warrants.
If
all
the
33,355 shares'are purchased at the
purchase price of $78.25 per share, the company would receive
proceeds
of
$2,610,029.
Certain
of
the
Pacific
warrants
were
not
deemed
5
and
stock,
1967
now
228,233
has outstanding 48,201 shares of common
stock, of which
Nathanson, a director and Vice-President-Treasurer of Hori¬
shareholder
current
surrendered
$1,139,339
„
of Pacific Uranium Mines
surrendered
warrants
1,867,372
200
with
common
income derived
M.
ment
shares
the
upon
1960,
Oklahoma
on
such
issued,
were
in December,
outstanding
Building,
the
stock.
common
into the company
merger
Inc.—Registers Common—
Kerr-McGee
registration statement
a
34,512
*$392,849
156,563
Fund
Irwin
ment,
located
firm,
covering
$540,686
nondiversified, open-end, management-type investment company
primary investment objective is capital appreciation and, sec¬
whose
for
Okla., filed
8,332,807
1119.
p.
as
in
$447,302
135,183
corporation, 84-86 Clifton Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a
regis¬
statement with the SEC on March
30, 1961; covering 120,000
common stock, to be offered for
public sale by Pistell, Crow,
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
general
less
operations—
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
of
of
$270,125
income
1228.
p.
which
statement
listed
Organized
of
p.
7,380,461
900,967
Fund,
value
is
notification
$795,462
expenses
oper.
4,205,619
$9,472,146
adviser.
the
revenue-
193,
3,671,358
$6,987,612
Fund, Inc.—Registers Common—
shares
Notes
1961—2 Mos.—1960
oper.
ry.
$4,746,305
*$176,854
193,
Lincoln
writer
oper.
—V.
3,332,822
of
shares
tional
rail¬
deficit
registration
a
J.
Railway
Net
expenses
from
oper.
951,799
the
sell
Railway
from
$4,356,922
3,317,684
This
25
Lawrence
common
Copper
as
lists
may
including
wholly-owned
Rhoades
A.
stockholders
preferred
of
Kennecott
22,125
the options,
prospectus
163,755
with
and
selling
The
and
shares
its
the
by
shares,
indebtedness
and
stock
stockholders)
common
connection
in
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
$3,494,504
operations
ry.
The
stock
shareholders
exercise of
upon
stock.
preference
former
receive
preference
and
the
of
preference
received
$4,169,937
tration
for
1961—2 Mos.—1960
'
to
options
company.-
certain
the
Kawneer
32,751
Period End. Feb. 28—
way
revenue-
oper.
way
pay
Net
oper.
Net revenue
to
into
products
shares
issuable
be
Founder
as
The
Kawneer
by
converted
will
of
15,015,932
and
granted
be
which
1961—2 Mos.—1960
-
$2,093,283 ; $2,114,019
1,623,158
1,666,717
operations
oper.
plied by amendment.
1961—Month—1960
under¬
shareholders
addition,
In
been
56,744
be
to
Corp.
listed
is
-i
1016.
p.
Railway
Railway
common
No
company.
will
preference
43.8%
own
Chairman
Board
will
certain
Kaiser
the
of
stock
Kawneer
283,709
outstanding
Kaiser
'
129,035
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
ondary,
(a)
(former
and
receive
will
had
architectural
shares
the
of
selling
Plym
of
shares
conversion
upon
1961.
2,
common
to
which
common
shares
Kaiser Aluminum
by
May
which
common
4,425
(b)
common
(c)
of
buildings.
stockholders)
merger,
shares
shares
thereof.
holders
series)
(1961
outstanding shares of Kawneer
of 93,827 shares of the 4%%
employees,
and
public
the
upon
aluminum
prospectus related
shares
of
(selling
J.
for
key
283,709
the
Sec¬
for
primary aluminum and aluminum
that in May 1961 Kawneer Co. will
common
voted
Kawneer
and
fabricator
commercial
and
the
aggregate
an
469,132
to be
scheduled
meeting
a
convertible
outstanding
by
and
company
into
converted
proposal
expenses
193,
Inc.
228,000 shs.
of
states
prospectus
into
preference
certain
305,834
Chair¬
Mallory Randall Corp.—Registers Common—
$160,011
;
Outstanding
Corp.—Files
cumulative
public sale
producer
a
oper.
ry.
—V.
rail¬
deficit
oper.
Lincoln
is
company
merger
and
par,
for
Board
911.
p.
917,448
operations
ry.
—V.
involved.
products.
will
$100
offered
revenues
bowls
outstanding shares of 4%%
1961—Month—1960
open
way
Net
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$142,565
>
preference stock,
Railway
Railway
■'
corporation, Kaiser Center, 300 Lakeside Drive, Oakland, Calif.,1
registration statement with the SEC on March 30, 1961, covering
61,169
be
Chemical
&
outstanding
Lytton,
193,
Net revenue from rail¬
revenue
oper.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Kaiser
3,115
1119.
p.
Railway
way
1,000,000 shs.
par).
17,369
,■
.Period End. Feb. 28—
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
911.
p.
-
deficit
oper.
193,
'
Authorized
stock
Common
Bart
RR.—Earnings—
rail¬
America;
institutions,
capital.
EFFECT
from
operations
ry.
Net
CAPITALIZATION
has
company
24% .—V.
own
the offering;
'
$35,000 for
indebtedness, the
capital stock, of which
Maine Central
—V.
machinery and equipment;
(c) $35,000 for increasing raw and finished inventory;
(d)
$80,000
for research
and
development,
including tooling for
the
manufacture
and
fabrication
of
newly designed aircraft parts;
(e>
said
of
395,802
$36,013
to
shares
President, and his wife
$500,646
Railway
parts
utilized
be
addition
and
man
$231,978
way
is
In
1,235,164
1961—2 Mos.—1960
revenue-
Net revenue
anticipated that the net proceeds will
follows, in the order of priority listed:
as
aircraft
1961—Month—1960
oper.
sections.
Approximately
(b)
turbine units
recovery
Feb. 28—
Railway
7
corporate
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Maritimes Mining Corp. Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$1,740,905
$2,173,880
$3,505,366
$4,388,200
Railway
oper.
expenses
1,200,109
1,288,048
2,423,497
$885,832
$1,081,869
$1,790,266
159,830
309,667
314,792
624,663
corporation has
called
for
redemption
April
on
15,
1961,
all of
2,597,934
$540,796
The
its
outstanding first 6V2%
bonds at 100%.
purposes.
In
addition
2,657,563
to
shares
Chairman
and
various
of
D.
indebtedness,
stock,
common
A.
McGee
the
Robert
company
President.—V.
as
Kerr
S.
is
has
Net
outstanding
listed
as
Net
193, p. 494.
Tubbs, Inc.—Outstanding Common
&
—Roman
&
Johnson
heads
operations
ry.
—V.
Knapp
Martin
from rail¬
revenue
way
Board
income
oper.
193,
1451.
p.
Offered
underwriting group of¬
fering April ^ 150,000 shares of common stock of Knapp
& Tubbs, Inc., at a price of $4 per share.
Louisville
&
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
1961—Month—1960
oper.
$17,055,440
$18,724,057
14,353,494
14,851,845
company.
offering does not represent new financing by the
shares are already outstanding and are being sold for
The
of
showrooms
the
ture
wholesale
and
Tubbs,
tain
Los
Inc.,
organized
in
1908,
is
in
engaged
furniture
furnishings
an
are
interior decorating districts. All furni¬
to Knapp & Tubbs at its show¬
Accordingly, the company does not main¬
and
consigned
inventory of goods offered for sale.
the
SALES—In
sales
of
six
months
ended
Dec.
31,
1960,
the
company
had
$1,155,141.
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization of the company as of
March 22, 1961 consisted of 240,000 shares of common stock.—V. 193,
p.
ry.
$35,486,338 $37,379,329
29,521,728
—V.
193,
Lake Arrowhead
the no-par-value
common
Bank
has
been
appointed
transfer
stock of the company,—V. 193,
p.
agent
1451.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
ope'r.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
deficit
—V.
ry.
from
of
oper.
193,
p.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$109,025
204,792
$116,981
334,269
$193,663
409,060
$115,184
$95,767
$217,288
$215,397
151,008
12^,582
283,481
277,995
$58,482
173,666
deficit—-
1119.
8150
Sunset
Blvd.,
Hollywood,
Calif.,
filed
due
are
April
15,
1971
to
offered
be
at
par,
without
to be used for working capital.
share.
statement
to be supplied by amendment.
Organized in January 1959, the company owns the
savings and loan associations in California.
It also
principal activities
consist of business
of books.
The company publishes 28
publications and five news¬
letters and price services.
The largest of the publications is "Business
Week." Among the company's 3,400 active titles are books in nearly
all branches of pure and applied science, economics, business,
politics,
publications
reg¬
a
300,000
domestic
insurance
directly
the
by
the
has
of several
operates
an
in¬
agent
sale,
to
available
associations.
and
trustee
stock
the business
under
acquired
a
five
$2,800,000
will
of
be
America
period.
used
to
National
of
1961,
the
company
acquire^
Southland
acting
of
trust,
as
Co., which company
insurance agent, escrow
for
principally
Of
$1,500,000
the
net
discharge
Trust
and
in
in
cash
connection
proceeds
and
from
$300,000
the
stock
the
company's indebtedness
Savings Association which
originated in connection with the acquisition of Home-Builders' Savings
and Loan
Association, $1,400,000 will be used to discharge the com¬
pany's indebtedness to City National Bank of Beverly Hills, which
was
pany
incurred
and
purposes.
Mead
and
net
in
connection
the balance
for
with
the
acquisition of Southland Com¬
working capital and other general corporate
Corp.
of
the
income
company
—
in
amounted to $116,with revenues of
1959.—V. 193, p. 1337.
1960
This compares
$8,189,216
of
in
Debentures Offered
An investment
—
headed jointly by Drexel & Co. and
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., is offering publicly on
April 6 a new issue of $25,000,000 of the corporation's
4V2% debentures due April 15, 1986, at a price of 99.
banking
Federal Savings and Loan Association.
Southland
year
March
of
deeds
made by Beverly Hills
over
Bank
During
capital
engaged in
company
international
819,196 and net income to $8,995,690.
$105,766,200
or
outstanding
been
six
which
agency
other
the publishing
EARNINGS—Revenues
stock
assists the associations in making fire and
to
borrowers
from
the
associations,
and
through
its
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Title
Ac¬
ceptance Corporation, acts as trustee under trust deeds securing loans
surance
and
publications,
psychology and sociology.
are
payable
rail¬
operations
way
Net
1961—Month—1960
2t694,434
with the SEC on March 30, 1961, seeking registra¬
shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale
through underwriters headed by William R. Staats & Co. and Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms
tion
with loans
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
$7,178,422
2,131,460
proceeds
—Glore, Forgan & Co. and associates made a registered
secondary offering on April 5 of 213,584 shares of this
company's
common
stock, par value $1, at $40,875
per
corporation,
istration
The
Lake
$5,964,610
1,603,228
Lytton Financial Corp.—Registers Capital Stock—
This
all
of
$3,872,212
975,402
1228.
p.
on
March 27, 1961 filed a letter of notification
covering $300,000 of 7% convertible subordinate sinking
BUSINESS—McGraw-Hill's
made
Development Co.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Chase
$2,701,946
income
3EC
debentures
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering
30,200,907
from rail¬
operations
oper.
either
807.
The
Net
Angeles and San Francisco, located in the heart
by the manufacturers.
rooms
net
in
revenue
way
&
selling at wholesale fine quality, distinctive home furniture and interior
decorative
furnishings and art objects.
The company has its main
offices and principal showroom in the Merchandise Mart, Chicago, 111.,
and
Net
shareholders.
BUSINESS—Knapp
Stores, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
corporation
the
The
1961—2 Mos.—1960
revenue
expenses
oper.
Railway
and
underwriting.
Nashville RR.—Earnings—
PROCEEDS—This
certain
The
with
fund
an
Paint
Securities
group
PROCEEDS—Of
to
retire
the
short-term
capital improvements
net
bank
and
REDEMPTION—The
the company will use $15,000,000
The balance will be available for
proceeds
loans.
other corporate
indenture
provides
purposes.
for
a
sinking
fund
com¬
sufficient to retire 82.5%
of the debentures prior
corporation may increase the jinking fund in any
year by not more than the required payment for the year. The sink¬
ing fund redemption price is 100% plus accrued interest.
mencing in 1967
to maturity.
The
EARNINGS—For
sales
of
the
$338,788,000
52
and
weeks
net
ended
earnings
Dec.
of
25, 1960, Mead had net
$13,746,000. For the 52
8
ended
veeks
Dec.
1959,
27,
sales
net
>
the present financing capitaliza¬
4Va%> debentures, due 1986; $25,-
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
consist
will
$25,000,000
of
of
shares
of
tures
purchase
opposite
forth
set
,
$2,350,000
Ripley
Harriman
—
300,000
Weeks & Co.____
200,000
Carl
Inc.___.,-__
'300,000
&
Parker
Baird
W.
Co.
'&
Inc.
Baker,
&
Blair
Co.
Brown
Alex.
Co.
Equitable
Co.—
First
Boston
First
of
Glore,
&
450,000
150,000
Corp...
Corp.
Michigan
Forgan
Co
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Grant,
Brownell
Greene
&
Ladd
Hayden,
Co._
&
200,000
are
200,000
300.000
300,000
of
_
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
—V.
193, p. 1120.
This
The
corporation
totaling
April
for
and
95,000
Mesabi Iron Co.
Pursuant to
which
will
for
used
and
taxes
EFFECT
GIVING
the
ized
in
Does
May
due
Trust
its treasury.—V.
193,
Gulfport,
This
of
corporation,
Company
issued
has
1961
an
the
order under
period witnin
issued
First
The
V. '193,
extending through 1961 the period
Jackson, may purchase up to $90,000
Business
Industrial Development Corp.,
&
15, 1960.—V.
of
series
The
debentures
National
within
ol we
author¬
193, p. 1058.
with
statement
tration
of
shares
the
stock,
common
SEC
headed
Bank
City
of
York
New
has
and
underwriter
the
buy
may
win
rtceivu
three-year
$250,
for
a
the
After
expenses.
will
shares
The
be
resold
company
expenses
Since
in
anticipation
scale
being
production
electronics
$719,011
540,486
$844,336
528,673
$167,656
$178,525
$315,663
79,934
74,584
154,037
from rail¬
micro
of
in
six
leased
facilities,
plant,
arrangements
operations of a
now
will
be
from
by
ry.
oper.
in
the
The
stock
father.
of
certain
oper.
revenue-
$4,233,936
$4,440,174
$8,871,520
$9,046,914
oper.
expenses
3,140,334
3.294.670
6,555,337
6,806.555
for
with
for
lease
AD
The
FOTO,
a
James
H.
$310,000
$124,000
Net
Net
I
from
ry.
ry.
—V.
This
also
will
outstanding
proceeds
be
added
75,000
photo engrav¬
this
of
the
: inancing
plant;
new
capital.
to
193, ; p.
Feb.
7,
the
and
to
plan
the
than
be
exceed
of
one
price
of
Middle
the
the
modified
reduction in
South's
date
of
the
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net revenue
the
ry.
oper.
193,
of
or
the
of
exercise
reduction
revenue-
75.000
p.
Irving
of
$2,316,183
the
in
546,686
Railway
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
193,
Model
Stock
the
of
plan
companies,
subject
plan
compensation
company
consecutive
of
the
paid
system.
provision
which
market
price
months
market
$302,502
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$542,116
$615 420
198,424
217,141
402 312
440^51
$63,604
$85,361
$139,804
$175,169
11,000
27,473
41,616
54,811
rail¬
1229.
Co.
has
been
corporation.—V.
with
Files
—
Frederick
the SEC on
Inc.- -Offering
Dispenser Co.,
Main
ths
stock,
offering
SEC
of
be
to
6,250
and
made
which
March
73,750
stock
The
Belleville,
St.*
on
which
company
Inc.,
Co.,
and
is
on
a
to
30,
193,
appointed
p.
1452.
registrar
of
common
request
due
filed
has
company
President.
as
proposal with
a
the SEC
sale
redeem
to
to
$15,000,000
$6,000,000 of notes due July 1, 1961, and
Iroquois Gas Corp. and United Natural Gas
prepay
$6,000,000
two
to
companies
refinance
to
National will use the net proceeds
of outstanding 5 V2V0
de¬
hearing thereon.
a
1982;
subsidiary, Pennsylvania Gas Co.,
another
and
5 V2%
of
$15,000,000
106.01%
long-term
Y.—V.
N.
redemption
for
May
on
held
notes
all
1961,
4,
by
its
of
sinking
fund
debentures
due
June
1,
1982
at
will be made at the Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway,
5V2%,
Payment
.
York,
called
has
company
outstanding
193,
1338.
p.
Nelco, Inc.—Private Placement—It was announced
on
Northeast Airlines, Inc.
Nelly Don, Inc.—Files for Secondary—Mo.,
filed a
covering 204,580
public sale by
the present holders thereof on the American Stock Exchange or other¬
wise at prices related to the current market price at the time of s&le.
The company manufactures and sells ladies' dresses under the label's
"Nelly Don,'UjDonna Petite" and "Don-About."
In addition to certain
Inc.,
Don,
3500
17th
East
St.,
outstanding
indebtedness,
stock,
of
shares
the
stock,
1961,
be
offered
for
has outstanding
507,812
shares
common
company
to
which management officials
of
City,
Kansas
registration statement with the SEC on April 3,
of
common
The
Fitzgerald,
Board Chairman;
John B. Bachofer, President; Lee Baty, First VicePresident, and Robert J. Ingraham, Secretary, who own 25,180, 21,575,
43,462, 36,350 shares, respectively, and propose to sell all such holdings.
The others propose to sell all of their holdings ranging from 4,150 to
lists
prospectus
selling
12
shares.—V.
28,000
shares,
be
filed a
registration
covering 80,000 shares
be offered for public
stock,
outstanding
being
for
offered
sale
at
$4
per
by
share,
"best efforts" basis, by Vickers, Christy
a
commission of 50 cents per share
receive
will
also
the
option on an additional 6,250
of one share for each 11.8
10 cents per share,
to the public.
shares
at
shares
rate
sold
business
selling an
for dis¬
pensing towels for use in public washrooms. The actual manufacturing
of
the cabinets is undertaken
by Viking Tool & Machine Corp., one
of
the
company's principal stockholders, on a cost plus 10%
basis.
The
$220,000 estimated
net
proceeds to the company from its sale
Organized in March,
of
manufacturing and
of
additional
ment
The
will
stocks
($60,000)
capital
1959,
and
to
be
the
used
reduce
is engaged in the
"improved" towel cabinet
company
for
advertising,
accounts
research and
payable
and
for
develop¬
working
189,
group
a
as
stockholders
about 40%.
own
including
George
L.
812.,
p.
company
Bernard
now
A.
has
outstanding
Perlod End.
is
of
holders
No
will
held.
bonds,
from
to
subscription
is
registration
a
3,149,615
shares
of
struction
expenditures
for
by
the
first
1961^ and to
supplied
be
to
maUn-^
proceeds
from
of
corpora&e
1,
May
1960
the
to
and
the
the
company's
outstanding
which
2,183,495 shares
The
ing.
prospectus
lists
stock,
represent
Erskine
and
it
its pro
expects
as
to
ex¬
Con¬
to
(69.33%' )
expected
are
portion
rata
White
N.
parent,
plant.
company's
$115,000,000
were
its
including
purposes,
slightly lower for 1961. The parent owns 15,284,470 shares
of
state-
capital
$40,000,000
net
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
general
improvements
and
The
company's
series B, which
for
additions
the
is
puce
involved.
retire
American
incurred
tensions,
be
Boston, filed
covering
1961,
The
used
be
4V2 %
were
30,
to offer S"ch stock 4'ov subscription by stock¬
April 25, 1961 on the basis of one new share for
underwriting
advances
repay
which
on
shares
sale
mortgage
March
record
seven
amendment.
stock
of 135 Franklin St.,
on
proposed
for
offer¬
193,
subscribe
of
the
President.—V.
1338.
p.
Sternberg
as
President
of
the
company
and
of
New
New
28—
Haven,
firm's
this
—V.
178,
Gas Co.—Private
April
on
4
Conn.,
4%%
that
had
first
1961—2 Mos.—1960
-
W.
placed
Scranton
&
was
an¬
Co.,. of
privately $2,000,000 pf
bonds,
due
1986.
mortgage
1162.
p.
New Orleans & Northeastern
1961—Month—1960
Placement—It
Chas.
Period End. Fe'b. 28—
RR.—Earnings—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
$1,735,951
$1,538,434
1,535,731
1,502,220
revenue.
$529,762
$573,679
$1,030,689
$1,128,083
Railway
oper.. revenue.
$808,654
$735,433
oper.
expenses
258,239
286,884
532,227
576,521
Railway
oper.
expenses
753,356
738,613
$55,298
*$3,180
$200,220
$36,
*16,026
*26,600
39,607
*19,
revenue
ry.
Feb'.
Haven
nounced
oper.
Railway
Railway
Net
SEC
It
each
66,000
Laremet.
—V.
the
stock.
Co.—Proposes
Telegraph
&
Offering—
This company,
with
Telephone
England
Rights
($160,000).
shares of common stock,
held
one-third
each
by Laremet Corp., Dunwell Metal Products Co.
and
Viking Tool. This stock was acquired at a cost to ths present
holders of $333.33 in cash and patent rights, and certain tools, dies,
jigs and fixtures having a stated value of $6,266.67. The prospectus
lists
New
to
company's offering, plus $15,000 for expenses. The underwriter
will acquire the 6,250 shares at 10 cents per share; and it has a
from
Net
rail¬
operations..-.
way
the
holding
debenture
The
J.,
N..
1961,
shares, are
the
Net
Inc.—Appointment—
York
advance
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
income
Trust
of 50
20
of
with
the
by
pre¬
price
Corp.
Manufacturing
&
Towel
underwriter.
five-year
the
2,691,285
firm,
at
average
80%
on
193, p. 705.
Southern
$262,028
expenses
from
&
cash
12
than
&
the
the
1,821,708
$11,233,029
3,514,186
5,148,518
Option Incentive Plan for Certain Employees.—V. 192, p. 2223.
sale
the
be
income—
Engineering
common
the
the
$9,022*693
Engineering,
time
holding
eliminate
of
under
by
Fisher
J.
Norman
Secondary—
the
issue
34,880,795
$5,866,371
Street, Huntington, Ind., filed a
April 4, 1961, covering options
to purchase 60,000 shares of its common capital stock,
together with
the
60,000 shares of stock, to be issued pursuant to the company's
the
the
17,550,356
$4,452,765
registration Statement
of
of
to
bentures
35.737,033
17,089,034
ry.
Option Plan—
shares covered
covered
and
Chairman
Gas Co.—Registers Debs.—Redemption
$46,970,062
1120.
P.
Model
its
may
Board
chase of six aircraft leased to
1961—2 MoS.—1960
ops.
from
oper.
the
which
the
as
of
Nelly
rev.
the
of
1,610,000 shares of common stock,- of which
as'-'voting trustees
59.3%,>< and Commercial''
11.6%. Management officials as a group own
outstanding stock. The prospedtus Mst£>' Herman J.
April 7 that private financing in the amount of $20,COO,000 had been obtained by this corporation for the pur¬
1961—Month—1960
expenses
Net
Under
of
com¬
the
the
of
602,555
$21,541,799 $23,416,727 $43,903,488
revenue-
of
100',/
subsidiary
price if the
less
is
date
at
period
annual
to
be
will
but
the
Holding Company Act for the public offering, at competitive
$27,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1986; and the
Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until April 19,
$2,240,359
327,645
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
decision
order
an
its
shares
the
provisions
shall
the
1961—Month—1960
Minitone Electronics,
The
South
stock
common
operations
way
$1,145,504
234,367
.
Pacific
Moderncraft
Modified—
modified.
so
who
persons
regular
its
Minneapolis, Northfield
stock
as
grant of the option.—V.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
—V.
as
options
plan
also
ceding the date of the
Net
plan
during
person
150%
to
Middle
exercise
the
issued
has
the
Middle South
a
$1,093,602
ops.
Railway
Proceeds
and
Commission's'
aggregate of 25%
an
optioned
officers
any
the
by any company in the
permitted
at
Commission
approving
Option
modified
South
Middle
of
more
shall
are
by
not
him
the
has
with
exercise price of the
of the common stock
aggregate
option
shall
to
value
adopted
accordance
Act
the
options, not
by
is
plan,
market
in
and
Company
modified
the
holding company,
Plan
1961;
Holding
fair
York
Option
Utilities, Inc.—Stock
stock,
preferred
■
owns
of
New
under
bidding,
1120,
Missouri
working capital.
shares
common
President,
Jr.,
of
working
new
a
manuafcturing
Burcham,
purchase
for
:n
warrants.
South
New
ry.
income
oper.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Industrial
initial
of
indebtedness- and
purposes*
hold
Corp.
31%'-
New
its
purchase
neighboring
net
the
for
$110,000
for use
of
limited
certain
by
and
circuits
"Electronic
7 lh%
the
National.-
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Railway
This
Stock
1961—Month—i960
Railway
of which :j,0J0
completion
certain
to
directors
Properties
propose
100,000
law in December, 1960.
certain orders ror small
the
of
wit.i any
convertible
together
proceeds,
the
conversion
of
been
not
outstanding
has
pany
of
balance
result
the
as
have
addition
In
The
1961.
allocated for particular
initially for general corporate purposes.
used
be
cost
Foundry & Machine, Inc.,
released
The
statement
Middle
RR.—Earnings—
$4 per share.
per share selling
sale of such shares,,
warrants to purchase
printed
in
Pending
planning
warrants
has
company
subscription
facility
made
owned
equipment;
exercise
conventional
new
while
follows:
as
for
accepted
part ofthe
Scate
February,
to
Periou Elided Feb. 28—
regis¬
a
circuit Djaras out has concentrated
effort to procure volume orders in
May or June,
1961,
to go into full
Denver.
were
basis
fee
his
used
$76,000
and
in
and
its
of
originally
concern
and
west
miles
sales
and
from the debenture sale, pro¬
before Oct. 1, 1961, ail ot <,ne
retire on or
convertible debentures, which were issued
of the 1960 acquisitions of Peerless Machine
and (b) to retire immediately
approximately $1,000,000 of bank indebtedness, $250,000 of which was
incurred
to
finance
In
part the acquisition of Universal Motor Co.
1961,
operations
income
193, p. 1120.
Net
printed
a
ready,
field,
Park"
ing
of
conducting
of
has
company
manufacture
principally
the
the
organization
lot custom
under Colorado
leather
7 Va %
outstanding
a
and
This
.$424,643
256,987
24,839
revenue-
oper.
$338,620
268,231
$70,389
oper.
Blum,
organized
was
and
sporting
and
canvas,
proceeds
net
to
(a)
time,
leisure
maue
the
Of
made
oe
pleasure boats,
smil!
industrial,
of
line
f°r
ensines
marine
diversified
materials.
will
fund
Co.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Feb. 28—
boc
10c per share,
shares at
common
to
all or none
an
of
merchandise,
National Fuel
at
the underwriter 25,000
on
supplied by amendment. The company manu¬
industrial products including woodworking
be
range
inboard
of
and
goods
similar
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
$3.50 per share (of which 5,000 may be purchased by
William Blum, Jr. as a "finder's fee").
The company has agreed to sell
25,000 shares
public sale
oiiered lor
will be
to
are
wide
a
oroad
u
some
1452.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
covering
1961,
public sale at
terms
line
plete
soft
appointed
been
best efforts basis through underwriters
wnicn
Brauch & Co.,
$12,500 for
by R.
commission
31,
March
on
offered for
to be
offering will be made on a
The
rate
funds
shares of common stock
($1 par value)
and
been appointed sole* transfer agent and dividend
for
the
common
stock
of
the
corporation.—
250,000
for
way
filed
B
underwriters headed by Robert W. Baird & Co. The in¬
on
each issue, and the public offering
prices and under¬
packaging
equipment,
powered
hack ' and band
saws,
auxiliary
power
plants,
centrifugal
pumps,
automatic rolling and
winding machines for the carpeting,
textile and building materials
industries, castings of semi-steels and ductile and cast irons, a com¬
to
Corp.—Appointments.
Transmission
River
Railway
"
Colo.,
Wisconsin Ave..
East
through
Jongebloed
held by the company
Denver,
$8,305,302
7,135,037
con-
a
—V.
Stout Street,
$9,043,571
7,888,904
Milwaukee, Wis., filed
30, 1961, covering
July 1, 1981, and
convertible subordinated debentures due July 1,
series
$370,000
order under
an
Act,
of
company,
Irving Trust Co. has
disbursement
ageftt
Corp.—Registers Common—
1191
•
Telegraph Co*—Earns*-—
$4,230,013
3,642,279
$4,603,189
4,026,908
208
of
Co.
Micro Electronics
shares
statement with the SEC on Marcn
A subordinated debentures due
registration
$1,000,000
factures
may
Commission has
by Commission order of Dec.
registrar
202.
p.
of
company,
writing
•
Light Co.—Extends Purchase—
Exchange
Mississippi
Net revenue
$750,000
include 165,170 shares reacquired and
not
the
of
and
Mississippi
Co.
1961)
1,
the
of
12,000 shares.
The company will use
and equip additional manufacturing.,
193, p. 912.
'
build
income
1981.
*1,312,546 shs.
1,500.000 shs.
Capital stock (par $1)
Note
payable
to
Bankers
173,000
sold
company
Nash Co., Inc.—Registers Debentures—
(J. M.)
This
a
debentures,
Outstanding
Authorized
of
1229.
basis
purchase up to $55,000 of
of
Mississippi Business
<fc
inuuscnai
Development Corp.
by Commission order of Dec. 29, 1960.—V. 193, p
1338.
Holding
Wiiicn
stock
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Commission
extending through
Act
Power Co.,
Missouri Illinois
CAPITALIZATION
single
line
sold
to
Ciiarges
p.
$1,000,000
in
$4,250,000.—
to
Dallas-based
proceeds
operating
193,
terest
''.f'f ;v'K
Exchange
and
Company
Securities
The
act
be
to
are
backlog
company's
Division
largest
company's,
wide
a
pickles and other,
item of importance
revenues
after
visions
tingency reserve.
interest,
Securities
authorized
.
proceeds
Net
Net
orders were prime government
major
missile contractors., Work
'
Mississippi
stock
the
Rights Offering to Stockholders—
agent
stock,
new
from
the
brought
1914.
p.
Holding
whicn
.
*
orders
new
192,
^he
in'conhection with :the
subscription offer is; The Marin,e Midland Trpst ;(Qo.. rpf New York,
Corporate Trust Division, 120 Broadway,.-New York .16, N... Y.
(5%
Texas,
The
(par
scription price is $60 per share. Rights expire April 24.
The offering is not beihg underwritten,
I
the
of
tea,
syrup,
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$27,013,548 $25,091,335 $54,257,724 $49,817,926
Operating
expenses
15,608,520
14,851,793 31,850,501
29,668,123
Federal income taxes—
4,111,986
3,676,962
8,004,866
7,187,100
Other
operating taxes2,689,853
2,332,567
5,358,786
4,657,401
Mississippi Power Co.-KExtends Purchase—
notification
of
ing stockholders of record April 3 rights to subscribe
to 119,322 shares of its $1 par capital stock on the basis
of one new share for each 10 shares then held. The sub¬
PROCEEDS—The
bulk
principally by the company's Emtex
and DataMation Division in Los Angeles.
Mississippi Power &
—
APPOINTMENT—-The
the
sub-contracts
com¬
equipment,
April 3 prospectus, this company is offer¬
an
and
shares
the
the
distributes
and
the
constitute
of
offering
first, public
products,
Mountain States Telephone &
—V.
performed
The
capital.
working
be
Dallas,
Commission—
20, 1961 filed a letter
shares of common stock
March
on
covering
SEC
said
Bailey
Mr.
will
to
Period End. Fob. 28—
of electronic assemblies and com¬
industries has received new orders'
Chairman Fred W. Bailey announced on
'
'' ":.V
4.
193,
193,078
pursuant
sales.
warehouses.—V.
Operating
Corp.—New Orders—
Board
the
stockholders
the
of
plants and
manufacturer
Angeles
$1,600,000
contracts
10 cents)
of which 3,710
shares are to be offered by certain stockholders and
91,290 shares by the company
at $3 per share.
The offering will
he underwritten by B. N. Rubin & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans and notes payable
the
with
part
for the missile and avionics
ponents
c.iips
company's
certain
and
'.%■
„•
employees
p. 808.
registration
a
covering
1961,
30,
to
manufactures
dressing
PROCEEDS—The
66.3%: and Fred L. Kaplan, Vice-President, 33.2%.
owns
Systems
Los
,'sv.
301.528 shares of common
outstanding
has
now
zarpas
offered
was
Foods
salad
Potato
the
to
or other business
;;
Morton
foods,
items.
portion of the proceeds
A
programs.
■
March
on
be
plans.—V.
BUSINESS—This
With
Electronics, Inc., Richmond, Va.—Files
Securities and Exchange
company
whicn
V.
Meridian
V;'%
Missile
450,000
850,000
300,000
300,000
sites
missile
new
be used for the purchase of equipment,'inventory
The
200,000
in
involved
may
V
York, filed
New
Park Ave.,
100
SEC
to
option
snack
proposed
property.
& Co. Inc.——_
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
________
300,000
G. H. Walker & Co.—__ 1,500,000
Wertheim & Co
450,000
White, Weld & Co
850,000
200,000
450,000
450,000
Co.
&
Stone
——
Stroud
200,000
—
Miller
Hayden,
Co._
&
Newbold's Son
the
of
ceeds
stock
of
the
stock,
stock.
Fullerton Construction Co., as joint ventures.
Net pro¬
stock sale wil be added to working capital, thus
enabling the company to undertake larger government contracts which
850,000
1961
Stock Sold—An offering
185,000 shares of Morton Foods, Inc. was quickly,
oversubscribed, Eppier, Guerin & Turner, Inc., manag¬
ing underwriter, announced on April 5.
The common
stock was offered at $12.50 a share.
with
projects
-;
Inc..
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Riter & Co.-—
The RobinsonHumphrey Co. Inc.—
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler ______ —
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
850,000
200,000
850,000
850,000
300,000
150,000
.
Pierce;
Smith
Co.
&
Securities
Richards
Field,
200,000
Piper, Jaifray &
Hopwood
—________
850,000
Corp.
200,000
Monday, April 10,
.
Morton Foods, Inc.—Common
policy is to do business as a prime contractor with governmental agen¬
cies, including active solicitation of bids on prime" contracts for Nike,
Bomarc,
communication and radar sites and other specialized facil¬
ities
involved in these programs.
It has undertaken a number of
850.000
~J
Co._—
&
Lynch,
W. H.
150,000
Dillon,
Union Securities &
Miller
Fenner &
200,000
R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc.
Francis I duPont & Co.
Eastman
Merrill
450,000
Co
&
Courts
Co.__-___
&
E. Maaten & Co
Mead,
450,000
Dodge & Co. Inc.
Clark,
Rhoades
A.
450,000
150,000
.
of
contracting company in Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio, was
merged into the company; and in December I960 Tuxedo Construction
Co.,
Inc., an equipment rental company,, also
was merged into the
company.
Although it engages in a variety of other phme contradt
work,
including schools and
new
government buildings, its< general
850,000
850,000
Inc.,
with
common
pany's
prime
5.'':-
Loeb,
M.
850,000
Sons
&
1 -•
.
Co. Inc..
Blyth &
1
200,000
Redpath
Robert
,
In
Johnson, Lane, Space;
Corp
_____
Kidder, Peabody.& Co._
Lehman Brothers
u
Aucnincloss,"
of
1950
in
Morris
statement
for
offered
be
to
company
started
200,000
Inc,_—
Clark
W.
E.
stock,
common
known as Samuel N. Zarpas, Inc. (a Delaware company)
succeeded in
1952 to the prime contracting business
by Samuel N. Zarpas, board chairman and president.
December 1960 Samuel N. Zarpas Inc. of Pa., which operated as a
the
Battles &
Janney,
2,350,000
on
Philip
filed a
March 30, 1961, covering 291;Md.,
Wheaton,
Ave.,
Formerly
Amount
$450,000
& Co..,___
Hutton
W. E.
Co.
&
Inc.
•
of the deben¬
Amount
,
Co.:
&
,f v "
-
the respective principal amounts
their names.
•
Drexel
sinking
series; and
has
agreed
to sell and the
severally agreed, subject
to certain
have
Grandview
11308
public sale at $5 per
share. The offering is to be made
on
a best efforts basis by Balogh
& Co., Inc., for which it will receive a selling commission of 75 cents
per
share plus $15,000 for
expenses.
When the statement becomes
effective, the underwriter will be entitled to purchase an additional
9,000 shares at $1 per share and also to receive one warrant for each
four
shares
purchased
or
sold
to
ths public,
the warrants to be
exercisable through 1963 at an initial exercise price of $5 per share.
of
shares
000
corporation
below
listed
conditions,-to
stock.
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
Inc.,
registration statement with the SEC
4'/4%
of
000,000
of
4%
debentures, due
1983; $22,000,000
fund
notes;
45,594
cumulative preferred shares,
5.269,234
Sites,
Missile
.
Morris, Inc.—Files Stock Plans—
(Philip)
Missile Sites, Inc.—Registers Common—
V
$331,815,000 and net earn-
were
Lags $14,002,000.
tion
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1560)
$271,523
$286,795
$498,462
$551,562
income.i_
123,057
150,580
208,099
292,241
oper.
193.
p.
1120.
revenue
way
Net
*
rv.
from
rail¬
operations
oper.
,_
income
Deficit.—V.
193,
-
p.
1230.
Volume
193
Number 6045
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1561)
New
The
York
the
into
and
Boston,
which
&
North
four
railroad
"
•
:
Railroad
»
subsidiary
lines
April 3, ". was an¬
effective
*,
Commenting
\
had
Mr.
Perlman
'
"
the
by
"
:■
A
•
"The
Mr.
Perlman
public
share
one
bands
The
all
Interstate
Commerce- Commission
voted
to
annual
merge
meeting.
March
on
New York Connecting:
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
ry.
193,
rail¬
-'i,;
&
to
V :
value)'
of
with
the
Net
of
all
of
■<
,,v
shareholders.-^Y.
proceeds
funds
for
notes
stock
SEC
covering
24,
1961
filed
letter
a
offered
at $3
$643,127
171,741
$141,110
$116,597
to
*35,393
25,921
♦122,963
notification
•
100,000 shares
357,395 '
312,672
Electric
July
R.
of
the
of
oper.
"Net rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
'
expenses
and
ry;
780,524
1,607,800
1,643,043
734,349
$308,148
'
$260,042
$549,954
3,771
ops.
13,501
78,102
income...
oper.
$1,992,396
revenue.
$10,212,258
Railway
oper.
expenses
10,225,829
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
oper.
9,862,582
ops.
*$13,571
1,016,774
'2,397,180
by
Period End. Feb. 28—■
Railway
Railway
revenue.
oper.
ry.
"539,563
R.
$349,353 J
p.
$57,839
$82,838
$92,051
$622,401 " '
$675,260
74,247
19,130
(3)
sale
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses....
taxes.-
Federal
Co.—Earnings-
Other
1961—2 Mos.—1960
—V.
85,006,716
183,012,998
108,386,934
105,064,462
10,116.000
24,534,000
:■"
'
20,802,000
11,234,282;
10,635,192
22,520,716
11,849,336
27,571,348
10,018,744
23,875,979
of
G.
Barth
J.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$17;557,766
revenue:
oper.
$36,984,405
H.
M.
12,459,405
22,123,095
ops.
$6,920,282
$7,187,146
$14,861,310
$16;009,279
Net
income.._
4,006,210
4,594,402
8,578,061
10,165,288
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
193,
Electric
the
South
553
Market
Street,
Galion,
statement
with .the
SEC
on
March
30,
shares of common stock.
It is proposed to offer
22,415
subscription
underwriting
The
covering
1961
stock
such
for
involved. *
is
is a manufacturer of telecommunications equipment,
industrial
switching
and
remote
control
systems,
electromechanical
and electronic components, and power supply assemblies used
in com¬
puters and other electronic devices.
It is a majority-owned (86.1%)
subsidiary of L. M. Ericsson Telephone Co. of Stockholm, Sweden,
international
an
throughout
manufacturer
telecommunications
of
sold
equipment
world.
In may, 1960, the company acquired majority
Equipment Co.
("PECO"), of Michigan, a manu¬
facturer of power supply assemblies and component parts.
Thereafter
the company acquired all the remaining shares of PECO.
The prospec¬
control
tus
that
states
net
the
Power
of
and
listed
to
Chairman
Board
as
be
into
merged
the
1961.
The
from the stock sale will be applied to working capital
reduce current short-term borrowings.
William Tucker is
proceeds
needs
will
PECO
and
company
in
President,
the*
on
purchased
basis.
same
Any
the
of
common
stock
stock not subscribed for will be offered to
Grosvenor-Dale on the same terms.—V. 191,
Telephone
and
of
&
Noyes
Pacific
Northern
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
193,
to
&
deficit
:
ry.
Securities
5Vu%
'
-
each
for
of
and
B
certain
of
20.9%
Net
ry.
11,624,256
22,595,375
.23,636,777
$824,972
$1,748,054
$1,003,869
$2,309,864
*188,330
695,606
*1,334,980
*87,691
ry.
193,
.
Inc
10,000
,
stock
record
The
000.
terms
of
basis
one
filed
shares
for
share
of
names
supplied
registration
a
by
addition, it has contracted
facilities
South
in
Dakota
for
a
subject to certain adjustments.
holders
12 shares
underwriters
with
stock.
of
com¬
held.
and
It
employees
and
1961
under¬
purchase
It is expected
existing electric
price
that
of
$1,350,000
portion
of
cost
from
operations
from
the
about
net
the
exceed
of.
short-term
ferred
of
above
and
programs
par
company,
President.—V.
of
value
<
In
company
B. Sanborn
190,
is
p.
to
the necessary : unds
for
the
the extent—of
sale;
stock
principal
and,
addition, to
has
H«6»d
as
1527": ;'
from
amount
preferred
mortgage bonds;
borrowings.
the
this
from
and
value
first
stock,
stock. A.
the
proceeds
par
$1,000,000
500.000
the
repayment
of
outstanding bank loans (incurred to finance a
1960 construction program) will be provided as'follows!'
the
of
of
presently
stock
to
the
Board
and
-
$1,209,000;
in
to
-r
1961,- at
of
not
exceed
to
$2,-
necessary,:, from
indebtedness
654,852
Chairman
.<•.
sale
not
extent
various
outstanding
about
the
respectively,
shares
and S".
.. .
A.
.
•„
of
and
pre¬
common
Mosness
• : i
.
p.
See
Atlantic- Research
Corp.,
above.—V.
187,
p.
2119.
122
Jan.
a
31,
r
as
'
-
for
.
Acq.-*
Mt.
73
with
sales
on
proposed
192,
of
of
$32,-
that
Dakamont
2123.
p.
stock
oversubscribed
was
the
and
after
soon
of
case
all
the
of
and
the
of
not' to
interests
controlling
of
distributions,
secondary
stockholders,
proceeds
company.
The offering was
Allan P. Kirby,
Allegheny Corp.
stockholder.
Mr.- Kirby
shares in- order to
is
100,948
Allegheny
to
accrue
the
of
stock.—V.
193,
understood
help
finance
to
his
1338.
p.
on March 20,
1961
covering 23,000 shares of
SEC
at
$8
through
First
<
notification
letter
of
stock
a
(par
Investment
$1)
be
to
Planning
Co.,
C.
proceeds
of
share,
per
filed
common
to
are
be
for
used
construction
of
a
building,
pur¬
machinery and instruments, and for working capital.—V.
192,
2328.
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
$455,399
$533,388
oper.
expenses
235,430
248,793
$219,969
58,105
Gas Co:—Rights
Lockhart
the
SEC
Street,
due
30,
stock
stock
held
No
the
theHj&sis
on
of
record
$1,011,614
$934,469
493,710
490,861
$284,595
$440,759
$520,753
87,634
110,023
150,073
'
debenture
sale,
effective
Chemical
for
and
customers
new
will
as
supply
act
common
Reliance
used
stock
of
Reliance
Pioneer
of
Michigan
the
SEC
Chicago
Avenue,
March
on
30.
3%
net
bonds,
series
from
use,
time
which
G,
proceeds will be
to
Manufacturing.—V.
for
the
193,
expenditures
1961
year
its
and
subsidiaries
for
will
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net
shares
the
also
corporation's
the
by
SEC
&
at
Stock
be
and
The
the
be. supplied
the
price; which
400,000
-issued ..do*
Option
shares
key'
public
by
purchase
same
stock
to
is
also*
included
employees
are
in
under
$426,868
519,321
$747,213
634,374
$822,207
1,049,328
$1,576,922
1,293,783
*$92,453
$112,839
*$227,121
$283,139
*140,188
60,180
*307,829
131,020
in
a
ry.
193,
1273.
p.
Planned Communities,
Communities,
Inc.,
Inc.—Registers Stock, Warrants
120
E.
41st
Street,
New
York,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on March 30, 1961, covering l°-000
shares of class A stock and accompanying warrants to purchase 10,000
shares of common stock.
The class A stock is to be offered at $100
share,
only,
will
each share accompaniesd by a warrant, exercisable
to purchase 1 common share at $1 per share. The
offered initially to> holders of-common stock of
be
during
class A
Modern
1,451,998
Community Developers, Inc., the owner of all the issued and* outstand¬
ing 10,000 shares of the company's-common stock.. No underwriting is
for
offered
Co.
33,750
"included
construction
income.:..
Deficit.—V.
and-:
shares
in
this
registration '
company's
involved.
and
general
V'
/•
.
to the prospectus, the company will construct, sell, rent
housing far the New York city^ Philadelphia end Washing¬
ton, D. C., areas which are available on a nonsegregated basis.r It has:
not yet begun housing development operations but is actively investigating certain' business-"ventures.; Net proceeds of the stock sale will
be invested-tn housing development operations in construction by theAccording
and
manage
.
in
copipany,
through
The
diversified
oper.
Planned
Plan^»
engages^
operations
way
^
company
from rail¬
Net revenue
Net
stock
be
the
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
expenses
registrar
a
&
the
$1,384,966
2,205,062
revenue.
offering price and
The under¬
additional
$631,715 *$1,320,951
1,054,528
357,101
1122.
p.
oper.
amendment.
an
193,
oper.
outstanding
by F^ S;-Moseley
$6,785,116
5,400,150
Railway
offered
be
being
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$3,355,940
4,676,891
$3,338,603
2,706,888
$1,685,937
2,281,833
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1963
to
are
of
Railway
common
covering
1961,
shares,
option .,to
additional
may
Restricted
thereof.*
Curtis;
to
30,
101,998
income
Deficit..—V.
per
filed
com¬
stock
1122.
*$595,896
260,177
operations
oper.
.
Mass.,
which. 1,350,000
holders
are
an
-
March
on
of
underwriters: headed
Jackson
have
.
Framingham,
company- and
present
company-
An
•
Ave.,
ry.
Period End. Feb. 28—
*
this
of
the
funds
April 4 that it had placed
on
of
common
from rail¬
revenue
way
1122.
p.
shares
the
1961—Month—1960
Railway
a
approxi¬
to
two
of
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
construction
the
p.
of
of
shares
of
general
its
amount
basis
three
193,
It
of
stock
shareholders
the
on
each
appointed sole transfer
stock of Pioneer.
distribution of shares
the
.
June
mature
added to other
time,
Co.
been
common
for
points
filed
111.,
1961,
to
has
the
agent
Pioneer
for
Co.
for
agent
distributing
Manufacturing
stock
mon
Systems, Inc.—Appointment—
New York Trust
disbursing
also
date
be
Bank
dividend
the
will
$302,440
1273.
p.
and
involved.
is
ops.
income:
oper.
193,
ry.
Pioneer Aerodynamic
is
It
deben¬
$100
ry.
—V.
of principal
one
from
rev.
a
covering
1981.
the
on
underwriting
1,
100%
of
filed
Pa.,
1961,
June
Net
Offering—
Sayre,
March
on
debentures
for
stock,
the
by
statement
The-
is
Permian.—V.
revenue.
the
of
Wayte
common
Webber,
the
it
merger
of
oper.
announced
underwriting. terms-,
from
com¬
shares
1961.
the
of
division
Railway
mortgage
150,000
public sale
Paine,
and
approximately
31.656
$583,000
Railway
South
company
statement
writers
Dietler,
30, .1960 and Dakamont will
sales of $25,098,000 for the
917,870
■
by
of
on
$417,063
West
treasury
Co.
&
of
of
Nov.
$347,000
Piedmont & Northern
v
and
during
the
sale
earnings
ended
of
$686,144
with
■
tion
that
each
1,105,675
187, p. 1897.
:. '
•" '.J
" '
' '
I' '
Perini Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
shares
S.
corporations
for
456,400
stock.—V.
offering.
Nuclear Science & Engineering Corp.—rlnterest
of
first
that
of
privately
public
stock,
exchanged
corporation
the
chase
1961—2 Mos.—1960
stock,; of
statement
of
of
Cortlandt
both
$214,343
services
$90,000,000.—V.
Perini:
and
proposed
be
announced
as
purchases
The
Pepsi-Gola United Bottlers, Inc.—Private Placement—
...
the
covev
$900,000
Permian,
is
earnings
behalf
Washington, D.
'
preferred
company's
—Allen
is estimated at $3,975,-
to purchase certain
base
mately
of
of
common
the
offered'
■'"/
1,652,829
from
The balance
program
Perini
shares
Corp./ headquartered in Denver, Colo., is engaged
throughout the Rocky Mountain area under the
Marketers, Inc.
ended
disposed
with
purchased
not
1,620,061
of
and
refunding
estimated
percent
one
named
643,185
Photogrammetry, Inc., Silver Spring, Md.—Files With
The
amendment.
company's construction program for
In
by
each
the
statement
of common
subscription
for
new
price,
be
to
are
stock
such
subscription
date,
writing
the
on
D.,
the
the
stockholders
six-months
selling
in
The
:
.
corporate purposes, including construction requirements of the company
and
advances to or
additional
investments
in
its subsidiaries.
It is
Co.—Rights Offering—
1961, covering 54,571
offer
to
S.
Huron,
April 3,
on
Service
Public
of
company,
proposed
mon
*
*
in
of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
refunding mortgage bonds, series J, due 1986,
to be offered for public sale
at competitive bidding.
Of the net pro¬
ceeds from
the sale
of bonds,
$15,110,000 will be deposited with the
Trustee
for
the
payment of the principal of all of the outstanding
and
273,000
three
,
Net
1961.
the
10,000
__
Co.
&
.
in
heavy
covering
first
the. outstanding
of
one-eighth of
Petroleum Co.—Secondary Sold—A 100,948($5,955,932) secondary offering of Phillips Petrol¬
certain
the
company,
$30,000,000
100%
own
procedures,- it
stock
consummation
have
company's outstanding 6lA %■
preferred stock,
and the balance will be expended for mains and
C,
the
and
15,
1121.
p.
Northwestern
SEC
$25,946,641
income—
oper.
This
$23,599,244
10,880,012
♦Deficit.—V.
the
the
operated
Chairman
the
common
registration
ops.
from
rev.
$11,704,984 $13,372,310
will
reaching the market on April 5
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The stock was priced at $59 a share.
via
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Registers Bonds—
1961—2 Mos —1960
Contractors
Crude
recently
for
7,000
company's systems.
In addition to certain indebt¬
stock, the company has outstanding 51,067
which M. H. Taylor, Sr., President, owns
management officials as a group 39.8%.—V. 186, p. 2314.
and
of
shares
outstanding,
business
announce
3,000
830,165
common
proceeds
all
shares
643,185
the
stock.
Co.
As
818,630
statement.
connections
edness,
of
Majestic
$1,235,766
with
shares
10
net
redeem
A,
the
Permian
Western
be
made
._
debentures for subscription at
of
registration
service
other
of
Dakamont
of
eum
*100,000
company
convertible
by. holders
the
stock¬
Phillips
&
Co....
&
Corp.
White,-Weld
Southern
statement
of
Of
then
exchange.
legal
share
number
$933,917
>
137
to offer such
to
the
Inc., Perini Quebec Inc.
and
exchange for .such shares.
As
in
additional
Period Ended Feb. 28—
&
proposed
this
shares
Limited,
552,712
$600:000
of
to
An. additional
of
Perini
$348,297
of
company,
for
Estate-,
1122.
p.
registration
ture
issued
was
ofiicer.
Perini
President
of
After
will
rail¬
Pennsylvania
amount
owner
the
and
Corp.—Merger Agreement—
Davis,
similar
a
Net
This
in
of
six-months
cents
$615,822
oper.
193,
shares;
whose
its
holders
to
Club,
Developers,
an
approval
shortly
and
$470,333
operations
deficit
way
—V.
from
26,775
all
i
Perini
of
Permian
capitalization
f
'
receive
issued
R.
share
793,000
Webster
.'* 1961^-Month—1960
oper. .expenses
Net
the
States.
used
46
Jackson
Brothers
808.
revenue.
com-
(26.1%),
B.
Permian Corp., with^headquarters in Midland,
Texas, is engaged
in the marketing of crude oil and
products in the Southwestern United
j'"'Shares?
5,000
offered
p.
shares
Charles
and
The
affiliates,
to
10,000
Inc.
Railway
The
1961—Month—1960
expenses
Net
..
Co.
sell
sell
other
one*
Perini
exchanges,
books closed
Stone
7,000
-
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue.
to
its
issue,
current
Stern
.10,000
Brothers
&
to
Dakamont
Europe
petroleum
equal
Webber,
Curtis
3,000
Co.__
&
to
Development, Co.,
such
be
to
V
•
•
792,978
Louis
Joseph
and
Charles
Perini,
(including two of fibers) The Perini Memorial
Perini-Westward
Land
result
one
of
2092.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
is
share
rata
pro
a
$231,588,
Paine,
3,000
outstanding 3,031,089
owns
.
and
also
are
the
$10,000,000
Messrs.
Baseball
Railway
Ericsson
p.
heretofore
have
who
.Western
and
company
.
■
5,000
Railway
series
According to the prospectus, no shares are to be offered to Ericsson
Telephone or Grosvenor-Dale Co., Inc., the two largest shareholder,
university
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Net
company
the
were
3,000
Period End. Feb. 28—
a
and
S.'
least
at
>
notes
.
of
1960,
"24,000
Co..
&
them.—V.
>
by stockholders of record on May 15, 1961.
The rate of
and subscription price are to be supplied by amendment.
subscription
No
'
Ohio,* filed
U.
by
said
will
manufacture
measurement
large
of
subsidiaries'
Dakamont; announced on April 4 that they have reached
tentative'agreement for the merger of the two corporations.
Subject;
the
by
names • of
the underwriters," and the
purchased by each, are as follows:
be
Inc.—
♦Excluding shares
by
;
Co.—Proposes Rights Offering—
of
company,
registration
31,
Dann & Co—-
Lehman
1121.
p.
North
This
ry,
earnings
Co._:__—
&
;Merrill,:Turben
."Net
the
and
by
outstanding. ."
Kidder, Peabody & Co.-;
24,959,850
expenses
tp
Co.
&
Blair
Hemphill,
$40,969,129
10,637,484
oper.
development,
detection
isotopes. They
pharmaceutical, chemical,
Byllesby & Co. Inc..
Common,
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$19,646,551
the
primarily
<
of
(27.4% ),
2,087,904 shares
the
were
Permian
applied
be
laboratories.
then
shares
Becker
William
Railway
of
and
pletion
determined
radioactive
and fin
Dec.
share
in
for
used
are
Shares
''
Western
&
be
may
as
to
proposes
Inc.,
of
Walter
,
common
A.
will
proceeds
has
President,
834,105
proposes
dividend
be-issued
to
President
premium.
a
proceeds
of
The prospectus lists seven
selling stockholders
from 19,529 to 42,694 shares. John L. Doherty,
families
in
throughout
UNDERWRITERS—^The
24,363.192
20,539,277
604.
p.
Norfolk
the
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the
consist of 615,833 common shares.
21,386,207
13,151,496
purposes
engaged
research
elided
year
will
i.j-p;
income
charges
193,
the
common
171,615,861
52,406,188
11,318,042
Ui', '•
operating
after
Net
89,634,741
is
EARNINGS;—Combined
per
to
of
1
consolidated
net
amount
receipt
upon
Perini
Perini,
their
group
outstanding notes payable to banks
to expand and intensify research
provide, addition working capital,
instruments
with
hospitals
Industrial
for
$
53,6^,863
operating taxes-u
;•
Net
R.
Treasurer,
of
name
products
studies
tracer
research
'■>
,11,586,000
....
income
underwriting
an
'
laboratories
government
doing
Its
(1)
(2)
corporate
electronic
of
$325,000
used
Directors.
radioactivity.
63,357
$
be
BUSINESS—Packard
in
1961—Month—1960
indebtedness,
who
on
payment of
activities
such
for
of
other.
New York Telephone
headed
the
of
like
a
its
Sold—
stock at $10 per share.
remainder, will
development
and
32,421
the
to
company
Board
rail¬
Period End. Feb. 23—
Inc.
t
being added to com¬
the private placement
If
$12,000,000
shares of each such corporation
except about
of
the
shares
of
the Baseball Club;
and
200,449
Stock
balance
purposes.
retire
conditioned
Glaeser
stock
a
Perini
April 4, 100,000 shares of this
An additional
being offered by the company to its
and
583,209
deficit
1230.
oper.
193,
Co.
common
and
$345,695
287,856
operations.
way
Net
•
the
and: the
1961—2 Mos—1960
$305,239
258,707
expenses
Net revenue from
—V.
1961—Month—1960
$46,532
oper.
&
PROCEEDS—Approximately
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—J
New
Becker
Co., Inc.—Common
10,000 .shares are
employees. The stock sold quickly at
*$1,042,456- $2,576,880
6,241,740
G.
Instrument
company's
20,116,339
1230.
p.
to
Louis
brothers
which offered and sold
$22,693,219
-20,534,614
$1,416,820
2,644,139
ry.
193.
A.
1961—2 Mos.—1960%■.
$11,279,402 $19,492,158
deficit...
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Packard
and
company
any
some
to
used
42,694; shares,
Limited.
1121.
p.
:
.
expanding
sale.
Perini,
stock
Period Ended Feb. 28—
corporate
be
holders,
are
$2,157,754
its
holdings of 33,468 shares.
recently, the company had; outstanding 3,000 shares of
voting
and 57,000 shares of
non-voting common stock.
Under a 'March 27,
1961; recapitalization, this stock was converted into
300,000 shares
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$1,040,566
for
Until
a
from
193,
$1,042,497
the
with
effected,
1963
range
Jesse
stock
oper,'. revenue^
of
banks,
Foundation,
1961—Month—1960
provide
(18.6% ).
holdings
'
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Feb: 28—
Railway
61,167
Railway
not
will
addition
Joseph
per
Railway
$285,732
New York, New Haven & Hartfbrd
rtfbr
notes
to
general
is
sale
the, stock
In
607.
of
proposed
to
by
banks
from
of
and
development
League -Baseball
stock sale fe one
.
562,594
March
on
Canada
and
estate
notes, leaving outstanding $15,000,000 of Perini demand
owing to banks,., the maturity of which would be extended
■
\ll
191, L
short-term
payable
bank
textiles, and sells
Industry and to hospitals
underwriter.
the
the
the
The
company's
program
real
National
of business;
and it also proposes to sell to institutional in¬
$15,000,000 of long-term unsecured notes, now being negotiated.
of the sale of stock and; notes will be used to retire.''
of
pany
200,000
corporation.
The
,
States
the
the
proceeds
subsidiaries
Securities
offering
this
^
managing
selling
of
Inc.
overall
United
entered
operate
financing
vestors
cotton
rental
;
,
the
is
to
linen
the
,j
Co.
wiir accrue
Pacific
'.
1230.
p.
products
30
secondary
a
manufacturer
institutions.
corporation-:
be
: -
■
$429,269
-
of
March
on
covering
($5. par
specialized
a
filed
was
stock
of-Milwaukee,
of
volume
until
persons
and
part
an
the
has
it
years
control
Club
1338.
p.
will
members
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$312,851
193,
throughout
recent
It
■
1963;!
and
of common stock (par 10 cents)
share,, .through Beil & Hough, Inc., St. Peters¬
burg,
Fla.;
Courts
&
Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.; Security Associates, .Inc.,
Winter
Park, Fla.;* Goodbody. & Co.; New YOrk, N> Y.;
McDaniel
Lewis & Co.,
Greensboro, N. C.; Nolting, Nichol & O'Donnell, Inc.,
Pensacola, Fla.;' Oscar E. Dooly & Co., Miami, Fla., and John H,
Harrison & Co., Orlando, Fla. '
.'■ *
to
plans- on:
1452.
p.
1962
giving interested
hearing thereon.—V.
a
statement
Forgan
with, the
May 26i i960,
187,236
1
ops.
income...
oper.
193,
is
,
sale
The
col-,
merger
order
an
1961,
years
business
In
and
mon^shares.
The
$88,372
expenses
♦Deficit.—V.
53/4%
stock.
on
the
Ortronix, Inc.; Orlando, Fla.—Files With SEC—
trust*
the subsidiary
of
issued
Commission
the .common
other
the
for
$125
RR.—Earnings—
$275,608
1980
If-
action
has
request
for
bonds
trust
River
the
approved
similar
1961.—V.
27,
and
Ware
Shareowners
of
variety
and
the ;
by
held
collateral
stock.
1961—Month—-I960
revenue.
from ry.
rev.
5'A%
of
capital
Exchange
Glore,
bonds- due
stock
share
one
Creek
Central sharedwners took
1961.
$100
cor-' '
separate
collateral
trust
Pittsfield
of
Beech
stock;
registration
shares
company
companies
Central
collateral
for
1980
the
in -these
York
.
Albany
share
due
stock
6%
to
.
said:
of maintaining
savings."
produce
New
and
of
company's
roads
into
one
bonds
owned
9,
the
at
for.
1980
trust
necessity
that the
basis:. $150
Boston
of
due
lateral
Central
Feb.
stated
following
the
will
and
converted
was
the
on
eliminates
merger
organizations
1961,
bonds
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—Registers Common—
and'
Central
.>
•
Commission
April 18,
a
porate
the
and
Co.,
Mass.,
Clearfield
company,
outstanding*first mortgage
'
operated
'
the merger,
Beech
in
contracting
elsewhere.
field;
of. Akron, -Ohio, has applied-to the SEC for an order
the-Holding Company-Act'authorizing it to issue $11,223,000 of
mortgage bonds to satisfy the sinking-fund requirements of its
first
[a line of
Creek Ex¬
owns
Ohio Edison Cb.—To Issue Bonds—
This
under
and
been
leases.
on
and
trackage
.
railroads
Railroad
Winchendqn,
which
Mass.,
railroad
River
to
Corp.,
Pittsfield,
owns
Pa.
Ware
Palmer
Railroad
to
which
subsidiary
long-term
N.St-Yb,
front
Adams
Adams
Co.,
Counties,
The
structure,
Rensselaer,
of
North
Railroad
Clinton
under
Central
Perlman, President. The four railroads
Railroad Co., which owns a line of railroad
Albany
line
a
from
tension
York
corporate
Mass.,/to
owns
Pittsfield
railroad
RR.—Merges Subsidiaries—
New
April 4 by Alfred E.
on
are:-Boston
The
four
company's
nounced
from
Central
of
merger
the
assistance
purchase of' land,., buildings
to other builders.
and
mortgages,
prospectus lists Morris Milgram of Philadelphia as President
TTt
.4
T7vnAil
t i
XT'*
H
PT1
f.
.
and
and
;
1*
10
(1562)
The Commercial and Financial
commenced
Inc.—^Private Placement—The Pitts¬
(H. K.) Porter Co.,
burgh
April 4,
said
on
a
EARNINGS—For
reported
of
PROCEEDS—Of
available
some
expansion
the
from
accelerate,
areas
loan
pattern
a
will
Porter
of
able
be
orderly
to
maintain,
Liederman
Jay
is completing several expansion
and modernization projects, among them a $4,000,000 program at two
plants of its Refractories Division.
During 1960, Porter growth in the
United States was marked by a $1,700,000 expansion by Connors Steel
Division, entry into the manufacture of paint with the acquisition of
The Patterson-Sargent Co., Cleveland, Ohio and the Allied Paint Manu¬
facturing Co., Tulsa, Okla.
A completely new paint plant was built by
Patterson-Sargent following acquisition. Delta-Star Electric Division of
Porter also completed a new plant at Lynchburg, Va., during
1960.
Internationally, H. K. Porter & Cie S. A., the parent company's
international
manufacturing and marketing subsidiary, made three
acquisitions in I960, among them a sizable French firm which produces^
steel
fabricated
and
steel
193,
1453.
p.
&
A.
for
The
expenses.
37,500
shares
principal
and
to
of 20 cents
commission
a
stockholder
Harold
standing stock at 10 cents
Anfang
(the
share,
per
has
finder)
which
i
for
public
sale
■'?
.
shares
of
-
made
will
The company designs, manufactures and sells power supply
the conversion
of commercial
AC
power
into precisely
voltages
of
and
complex
to
and
e)
used
of
research and
plant
to
has
now
sale
of
(a)
expansion
for
reserve
and
accurate
outstanding
additional
retire
to
;;
.
by
32,000
additional
sell
and
to
production
for
office
property
at
space
acquisition
at
at
of
$140,000,
and
under
company now has outstanding
Herbert Roth, President, owns
947cj.
850,000
shares,
common
Precisionware,
registration
Inc.—Offering and
Inc.,
Livingston
78
statement
.eet,
Secondary—
rooklyn.
j
N.
filed
Y.,
a
SEC
March
30,
at
;
corporation
a
underwriter,
the
at
The
by
successor
facturer
it
of
sells
from
on
the
co
ment,
be
builders,
$100,000
and
used
The
which
and
Harold
75,074
Shares;
Schrag,
has
the
of
B.
M.
Jacobs,
J.
be
Delaware
in
stock
of
February
previously
is
It*
stock,
its
of
added
President
net
will
stock.
principal
amount,
The
five-year
share,
and
stock
to
sell
to
Net
of
Samuel
to
for
—V.
Renaire
Corp.
and
Gimbels,
York,-and
in
other
financing
from
will
the
of
one
in
largest' depart-
working
equip¬
shares
Sadie
shares
B.
to
propose
Execaave-
Rchrag
sell
each
and
stock,
and
be
used
follows;
as
stock,
and
three
held
in
other
equal
amounts
officers
the
of
(87,500
sell
Co., Englewood, Colo.—Files
Exchange Commission—
;
revenue-
$7,465,396
$9,316,041
$14,707,581
March
1961
21,
filed
share),
without
be
to
used
letter
a
B
notification
of
stock
common
to
7,384,809
7,626,650
14,971,857
from
ops.
$80,587
$1,689,391
■•'$264,276
Potomac
1961—Month—1960
*1,326,514
585,966
*3,412,571
1,128,362
1122.
p.
Estate
Investment Trust of America
$1,486,720
Offering—
This
Fifth
Avenue,
April 3,
Incentive
New
1961,
officers
to
Stock
York,
a
registration
covering 200,000 shares.of
with
ment
beneficial
of
the
Corp.
will
price
and
they
have
shares
SEC
interest
Jackson
be/,
&
Washington
make
March
on
in
the
Curtis;
option
which,
to
registration
a
to
1961, covering 550,000 shares of
Underwriters headed by Paine, Web-
the
to
purchase
extent
be
supplied
all
so
or
part
by
of
purchased,
amendment);
additional
an
The
will
be
assets
was
organized
assumed
Its
real
of
all
the
estate
Columbia.
741,696
the
of
In
1955
holdings
additional
sale
offered
and
and
1956
three
located
are
addition
shares.-■
of
in
to
acquired
all
Massachusetts
in
12
states
indebtedness,
Substantially
shares
it
all
the
business
and
291,511
335,652
605,904
$30,899
$21,283
$49,038
improved
prospectus
President
than
and
10%
of
and
lists
proceeds
of
will
unimproved
seven
land.
trustees,
including
Philip H. Theopold,
No I person owns more
of
four managing trustees.
outstanding shaies of the Trust—V.
one
the
190,
916.
p.
a
price
180,000
of
$4.50
underwriting
shares
per
of
which
group
stock
common
share.
Of
the
offered
of
799
9,766
4,654
30,880
are
PROCEEDS—Net
to
for
the
the
sale
notes
plant,
of
financing
the
by
proceeds
account
two
repay
processing
of
television
of
.
plastic
wire
the
sale
of
company will be
payable, to equip the
and
stock
the
from
the
for
by
additional
selling
shares
the
used
180,000
to
Rego
offered,
shares
retire
"
not
doll
from
represent
SEC
in
Street
100%
as
will
has
to
proposes
It
in
engage
conceived
was
exchange offers are
The properties
proposed
in
of
group
a
N.
the
19
Rector
four-story
garden
are
45
and
Y.,
units
each.
made
are
net
a
covering
fee
an
area known
three operating fees
Albany, and a net
and basement building at 147 West 35th
store
in
office
comprising
Queens,
buildings
in
the
for
has
also
company
with
contracted
purchase
of
the
office
M.
Fred
building
at
Albany.
of
acceptance
secondary
the
offer,
exchange
th^re
and
by
group
a
have
outstanding
Seaboard Air Line
various
arid
mortgage
Indebtedness.
otjier
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$12,600,228
$13,048,486
$25,746,061
$27,375,289
10,044,632
10,305,656
20,497,482
20,816,372
$2,555,596
$2,742,830
$5,248,579
$6,558,917
999,038
revenue
oper.
Net
oper.
rv.
1,407,660
2,025,524
2,995,725
opers.
income
ry.-oper.
—V. 193,
expenses
fr.
rev.
-
1274.
p.
Seeburg Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
.
Seeburg,
tration
York,
N.
proceeds
and
March
on
$4
1961
shares
share,
Y.
of
filed
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
through
be
for
used
capital
50
cents)
Securities
funds, expansion,
'* > > -
working, capital.
Street,
North, Dayton
with
the
stock,
SEC
which
have been
30,
be
offered
regis¬
a
1961,
will
or
v
;
111., filed
covering
Chicago,
March
on
120,000
to
certain
key employees of the company pursuant to Its stock option
p. 1402.
192,
notification
(par
Netherlands
1500
common
and
plan.—V.
improve¬
-
Seismograph Service Corp.—Annual Report—
Co.,
|
to
are
21,
75,000
per
of
statement
shares
covering
record
A
income
In
high in contract services and
for
i960
letter
a
were
reported
shareholders
to
services
sales
and
totaled
sales
and
employees
$18,821,660,
increase
an
of
net
President.
Westby,
Westby
Mr.
in
increase
an
March 31 by G. H.
on
and
-
contract
said
$1,201,103
over
1959.
Louis-San
Francisco
revenue-
oper.
expenses
from
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
oper.
$8,624,897
193,
Net
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$9,332,349 $17,178,772
7,131,633
7,938,149
$18,789,612
14,474,336
16,092,348
$1,493,264
income—
698,063
$1,394,200
1
shares,
in
$2,697,264
1,201,338
1,379,073
oper.
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
$4,675,491
$9,759,020
3,188,762
3,277,219
$1,486,729
$2,488,939
$11,173,542
6,540,301
$3,218,719
expenses
year
with
$581,289,
was
$574,623,
or
or
$1.48
$1.45
per
share
per
share
3^9.640
on
Venezuelan
the
said
ESC'c
operations,
seismic
added
and
the
were
sizable
loss
a
division
that in
logging
profits
shares
388,000
on
the
and
last
domestic
reduced bv
in Canada,
Eirdwell
months
six
the
divisions
seismic
$178,000
a
losses
and
logging
in
loss
in
the
division.
picture improved with both
on
"break-even
a
small
or
profit basis."
praised
Westby
which
English
SSC's
attained
a
subsidiary, Seismograph Service
high in both gross income and net
new
profit.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$5,766,158
the
compared
WestlN
Limited,
Southwestern
for
1959.
Mr.
He
$2,704,436
698,792
1122.
p.
income
domestic
rail¬
operations—__
oper.
Net revenue
Net
Wire
bodies.
6,703,529
SSC's
its
manufacturing
gross
division,
Seiscor
Manufacturing
increased
Co.,
income
by 53% over 1959 to a total of $1,410,389.
Despite
in development and promotion of the Seiscor voting machine
Telepath communication products, Seiscor finished the year
heavy costs
the
and
with
from rail-
operations——
addition,
the
income,—
oper.
193,
'
1,078,291
V
1274.
p.
621,473
a
profit.
1,286,716
Dividends
$4,470,013
.
•
1,947,477
•
•
-
.
new
manufactures
company
items,
Mr.
1961
profit
Venezuela,
Francisco; &
Registers—
Oakland
Helicopter Airlines,
Inc.—
new
firm, of 155 Montgomery Street, San Francisco,
Calif.,, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April
5, 1961, covering 85,000
shares of class A stock
($10 par cumulative preferred
dividends, non
voting) and 85,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for
safe
in
public
units
consisting
stock.
common
list
of
Birr
&
of
one
Co.,
Inc.
underwriters.
The
share
and
class
of
Wilson,
public
A
and
Johnson
offering
price
of
share
one
&
Higgins
the
of
head
units
shares.
common
...
The
Its
company
principal
San
was
office
Francisco
organized
and
base
under
of
California
operations
law
.
in
being
are
January,
1961.
established
about
S-62
Oakland
35
Sikorsky
round
helicopters and its operations will be limited
trip flights per day serving the Srin Francisco and
airports, downtown
San
Francisco
and
The
Oakland,
and
Berkeley.
contract
with
Sikorsky
company has entered into a lease-purchase
Aircraft Division of United Aircraft
S-62
proceeds
one
helicopters
of
spare
molding
deposit
recently
at
the
the
sale
General
on
time
each
the
of
with
of
which
to
units
will
the
Electric
the
Sikorsky
two
CT-58
commence
used
be
turbine
helicopters
contract
for' the
was
(a
acquisition
operations.
as
follows:
engine;
executed);
deposit
monthly
of
the
' The
net
$63,500
$22,500
$10,000
as
said
will
not
"1961
recur,
secured
an
exclusive
should
system
of
seismic
"VIBROSEIS"
and
exploretion
personnel
of
license
for
in
result
a
much
exploration
Continental
revolutionary
'he
developed
Oil
by
the
Co.
Westby predicted that this system should increase seismic income
and profits as soon as men and
equipment can be prepared for foreign
operations, probably in the last half of 1961.
.'"Mr. Westby also predicted that production and sales of the firm's
new voting
machine should add substantially to 1961 earnings.—V. 191,
p. 2461.
4
Shepherd
for
further
was
to
Industries,
Inc.—Common
Stock
April 4 offering circular, D.
Klapper Associates, Inc.. 68 William St., New York 5,
N. Y., publicly offered 78,000 shares of this firm's 10c
par common stock at $2 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
which
up
a
will
new
be
an
company's
used
for
division,
working
and
anticipated
capital,
acquiring
and
net
proceeds
purchasing
equipping
are
equipment,
additional
$96,500,
sotting
working
areas.
BUSINESS—Shepherd Electronic Industries, Inc., 9821 Foster Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., was organized under the laws of the State of New
as
Shepherd Industries, Inc. on Nov.
19.
1957.
The
ccmpany
York
is
in
the
business
chine
products,
military, as well
craft
and
electronic
of
a
contract
electronic
for
as
missile
devices,
industries.
It
components
pay-
manufacturer
components
civilian
"and
manufacturers
manufactures
and
of
metal
precision
in
the
the
air¬
and
electro-mechanical
sub-systems
ma¬
for
electronics,
slib-assemblies,
and
is
engaged
in
paid
lease
Electronic
Offered—Pursuant
International
Airport in San Mateo County, Calif.
The
proposes
to engage in
the business of furnishing scheduled
transportation service by helicopter in the San Francisco Bay area.
Initially it expects to furnish such service by means of two tenair
to
he
Mr.
at
company
passenger
which
1960 SSC
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company
has agreed to sell the underwriters
20,000 additional common shares
at
10 cents per share.
The underwriters have agreed to
pay
Irving
Lundborg U Co. a finder's fee equal to 5% of the gross underwriting
discounts; and that company will be entitled to
purchase 1,000 of the
20,000
the year totaled 40 cents in cash and 3% in sock.
declined to make a definite forecast for the company's
possibilities, but he pointed out that without the loss in
profit picture."
During
research
This
-
during
Westby
better
San
Corp.
Corp., Hoboken, N. J.,
In
ry.
—V.
two
and
and
loans,
plastics
'
cable,
garden
hose
and
garden
supply
antennas, antenna wire and related items, and blow
toys
being
bank
recently, acquired
working capital. Proceeds
shareholders" does
company.
BUSINESS—Rego Insulated
insulated
which
also
672,702
*
1274.
p.
corporation
Railway
Railway
being
sold by the company and 20,000 by
certain stockholders. This
offering, the first public sale
of the company's common
stock, was oversubscribed and
the books closed,
sold
for
Inc.,
company
activities.
partner
Center,
loft
The
Period End. Feb. 28—
" $704,041
rail¬
deficit.
offered^ at
ry.
the
Rego Insulated Wire Corp.—Stock Offered—Russell &
Saxe, Inc. heads an
on
April 6, 200,000
at
i
■
-$31,339
from
operations—
St. Louis
has
prop¬
and
B
to
120,000
outstanding 440,000 class B shares, of which 58.73%
the Schneider family and 76.24%
by' officers and
(including such family).
If the primary exchange
offer is consummated, there will be issued and outstanding a minimum
of
388,931
class B shares, of which 66.44%
will be owned by the
Schneider
family and 86.25%
by officers and directors ..as, a,gro'<p
(including such family).
In addition to the debentures, the company
1961—2 Mos.—1960
the
Trust
the
net
the
be
invested
in
income-producing
in
the
United
States, about one-half in modern
retail
including shopping centers, and the balance in modern
buildings, miscellaneous commercial and light industrial
The
18-story
the
Queens,
34
Rosenblatt
owned
Railway
expenses
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
estate
erties,
Co.
&
The
company
offers
York,
Astoria,
Shopping
York.
E.
issued
be
Net,
50,900
on
properties,
office
Offer"
as
,
$654,942
way
liabilities
In
outstanding
real
is
class
,
and
trusts.
be
directors
'
Trust
District
New
in
in
which
non-connected
an
New
State
Mr.
basis.
same
will
will
state¬
Peabody & Co. Inc., and Lee Higginson
offering of 500,000 shares
(the
offering
terms
of
public sale at $5 per share.
all-or-none basis through
paid.
allied
general
a
containing
three
Railway
31,
Trust.
underwriting
an
filed
the
exchange
the.
$356,935
way
Kidder,
public
a
St., Boston,
be
and
to
being
building
covering
74-76
•
1961—Month—1960
shares
cash
(This
President and
Board
Chairman,
who has
types of real property ventures, including Vie
the
houses
Samuel
(state¬
to
$322,410
New
—V.
294
which
in
.
key employees pursuant
Plan.—V, 193, p. 809.
Ry.—Earnings—
made
an
Kesselman
to
1961,
estate
various
Whitestone
covering
24,
real
partnerships
buildings
the
as
of
in
apartment
common
and
Option
have
u
>
filed
is
290,000
for
on
offer
to
$4,662,000.
Exchange
partnerships, as well
sale
and
commission
Schneider
office
Street
1454.
Period End. Fc'o. 23—
Net
trust,
active
limited
five
442,051
on
who
"Secondary
said
for
Inc.,
proposed
1976,
Schneider,
J.
Assuming
202,589
500
includes
be-offered
to
Seigel
March
on
phases
Walter
been
•
RR.—Earnings
$1,146,490
offered
partnerships
a
in the
offered
be
share
per
under
interests
&
is
a
covering
due
principal amount
limited partners and
the
aggregating
Offer.")
also
statement
to
It
filed
1961,
$1,000
of
to
York,
30,
debentures
partnerships
Exchange
A common
are
Organized
fee
oper.
Railway
Railway
Proposes
—
class
stock.
shares),
New
March
consisting
limited
St.,
44th
on
convertible
common
A
certain
offered
be
own
A
(each
class
such
Grumet
St.,.
207,382
Net revenue
Real
to
who
West
SEC
1
$725,556
the SEC
to
registration
various
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Plan—-
24
"Primary
latter
by
rail-
Co.—Files Stock
units
of
partners
the
class
of
in
and
67
the
subordinated
agreed to sell the underwriters 15,000 shares of class A stock for $1,500
and to sell to Robert Weinstein, a finder, 1,000 class A shares for $100.
underwriting.
working capital.
&
Corp.,
with
10%
shares
securities
50c
a
for
revenue-
the
be
St.
$3,272,921
income—
193,
Schneider
statement
15-year
'
with
139,873
oper.
The
15,631,137
ry.
J.
111,888
Brand,
offered
be
$18,904,058
expenses
from
499,130
1274.
debentures
officers
ment
oper.
oper.
.$6)6,676
..
(Walter) Schneider Corp.—Files Financing Proposal—
The
'
,
$638,969
193,
The
1961—2 Mos.—1960
oper.
rev.
65,485
shares of
With
-
Safeguard Corp., Lansdale, Pa.—Files With SEC—
Inc.,
Railway
ry.
29,831
persons
?
Each
oper.
ry.
—V.
9,375
Railway
♦Deficit.—V.
35,788
income
oper.
193, p.
-common,
.
each)
company.
income—_
Net revenue
Net
Allen
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Net
7,o86
ry.
directed,
Period End. Feb. 28— '
Railway
Railway
to
Net
$152,496
The
contracts
operations—„
Rutland
with
1961—Month—1960
$110,074
called
$750,000
instalment
of
consumers
18.7oO
and
to
propose
of
225,000
own
37,500
Vice-President,
$79,649
also
will
and
common
$45,463
ry.
contributions
2,739,752
company's
1961—2 Mos.—1960
opers.
fr.
rev.
-general
shares.
are
of
1961—Month—1960
532,800
these
$4,226,472
be
Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
&
Florida
and
capital
of
.
$642,874
of
and
2,717,056
to
Bagan,
244,295
and
;
engaging
in
general marketing
its
$3,863,546
Ruberoid,
F.
$323,944
Walter
contemplates
cities
1,340,083
ment with
M.
Vice-Presidents,
265,730
$4,662,000
affiliated
$2,065,639
p.
Cunningham,
Jr.,
$311,193
registration
17%
1,327,853
193,
the company,
of
J.
Birr,
expenses.
-
'
March
on
$1,966,822
Ruberoid
T.
H.
revetfUe_%"
7
4,000
,
lgw
expenses
oper.
of
oper
Net
A.
revenue.
revenue
deposit
oper.
—V.
has
oper.
ry.
and
organizers.
Net
purchase
oper.
way
Net
after
or
on
the
Railway
be
also
to
warrants
Pennsylvania
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Railway
Railway
less
directors.
The prospectus
that an additional 13,752 shares of common stock will be issued,
cents
each, to Bagan, and 10,312 shares each, to the other
10
and
'».>.*
-
••
of
food
common
per
helicopters
each,
offered
are
company
warrants
counsel,
company
New.
this
of
on
proceeds
leased
Railway
covering
be
shares
the
$228,458
'
Pa.. Tiled
1961,
to
100,000
of
five organizers
the
Pillsbury
Period End. Feb. 28—
Mortgage
which
each.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
30,
price
1402.
p.
by
applied
S.
and
proceeds
be
for
Edwin
three
way
an-'
and
74,963
and
parts -and
spare
has
equal amounts by
concerning
($1
The
manu¬
cabinets
the
$150,000
and
conducted
wood
Of
1961
contract
a
Pennsylvania
to
450,000
Schrag,
own
and
due-1976,
of
which
of
under
the
operations
6,250
company
par
purposes.
respectively,
series
100%
per
Cahn,
of
Saler
sell
to
The
at
principal
shares
wood-working machinery and
expansion
will
$6
acquisition
shares
stock,
types of
distributors.
and
the
of
10.000
other
outstanding
Daniel
partners
shares.
additional
corporate
director,
a
shares
the
shares,
and
of
balance
general
company
and
multi-purpose,
to
the
for
sale
by
purchase
under
contractors
purchase of
plants
of
cabinets
cmopany's
owned
to
125,000
to the business
the same name.
merger
company-
kitchen
to
the
of
organized
was
Pennsylvania
a
warrants
offering price
company
the
is
substantially
five-year
public
192,
purchase
to
the
President, Bruce F. De Haas and John
four
Springfield,
March
on
the SEC covering 300,000 shares of class
for
to
David
option
at
additional
outstanding 5,000 units similar to the units being
public sale, which were issued for 350,500 and are owned
*
E.,
Secondary—
Pike,
SEC
at
warrant.
Greater
Securities and
shares
scld
above.—V.
Inc.,
for $320,
department
in
Reserve
1961,
covering
of
common
stocx,
oi which po,000 shares
are
to be
public
sale
by-1 the company ' arid 75,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
The offering will
be
made
on
an
all
or
none
basis
through underwriters headed by
Hayden, Stone. & Co.
The
public offering price
rind ^underwriting
terms
are
to
be supplied
by amendment.
Certain stockholders have
125,000
offered
Morris
Corp.-,
its
1962,
for
$30,000
balance for starting-up
expense
and necessary"
remaining proceeds may be used by the company
each.
offered
'
D..
.
the
with
'«
-
are;
the
Any
company
states
common
Period End. Feb. 28—
Precisionware,
'
is
proceeds
Harold
which
of
than
more
'
freezers, $150,000 to construction of
additional facilities, including principally additional
storage and freezer
space at its Springfield plant, and the balance for working capital.
According
to
the
prospectus,
the
company
now
has
outstanding.
lease.
The
the
organized
all
plan
Net
plans
,
D.
per
department
finance
supplement
company
Street
Baltimore
stock,
the
resulting from sales of
by
to
working capital and provide funds for expanded
the West Coast and possibly into Canada and Europe. The
has an option to purchase its plant and adjacent property,
not
•
group
31,
The
company
&Co.,
was
It
food,
350,000
at
on
of
?
•
exercise
$27,500
food
stores
$100,000
(d)
to
May
helicopter;
per
and
working capital.
$268,546'.
offering
$5,000
maintenance;
Co.—Appointment—
company
on
lc
at
home
$50,000,
$25,000,
of
cost
a
of
of
cost
a
cost
a
cost
a
•
-
of
ments
'
or
will be engaged in
the business of distributing
freezers, frozen foods, groceries,., vitamins, proprietary
medicines and sundries, principally in the Philadelphia and Baltimoretrading areas,
and in
financing the sales of such
products... The
company has
recently commenced the operation under lease of the
to
in
loan,
bank
of
banks
to
■
the
convertible
shares
acquire
retail,
area.
com¬
estimated
770
with
the
Bernard
each
leased
operation
850,000
stock,
its
company
Monday, April 10, 1961
;■%
:
stock,
Brooks
company
ment
-
controlled
$100,000
a
in
use
the
at $6 per share and 25,000 shares,
by the holders thereof.
The offering is to
underwriters headed by P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc., which
a
10%
commission
on
thedebentures
and
a
70c
per
to
Tne
equipment
reliable
development activities at
additional
a
It
the
follows:
as
provide
activity
now
equipment.
proceeds
be
for
necessary
internal
to
establish
i
Net
will
expand
for
(C)
electronic
shares.
mon
$862,500,
<b)
currents
in
Systems,
common
by
commission
Blank
.registration statement.
lor
of
sale
receive
share
shares
-
the
of
the
outstanding
agreed
out¬
included
are
by
shares
for
at
12,500
Inc.,
statement
125,000
being
be
share plus $10,000
to the underwriter
shares also
profit
Foods, Inc.—Offering and
Foods
offered
-
-
per
sold
V
$600,000 of. debentures,
*
Inc.—Registers Common—
which will receive
Inc.,
payable
-
Aerodynamic
registration
196.1,
Designs, Inc., 1700 Shames Drive, Westbury, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 31, 1961, covering 500,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
The offering is to be made on an
all or none basis by Pistell, Crow,
for
1960,
31,
Savannah
.
Power
notes
Manufacturing
Renaire
companies.
Power Designs
nt'i
Co.,
Pioneer
.Renaire
company
products.—V.
and
Dec.
at
a
the
ended
Inc., First Broad
Horowitz.—V. 193, p. 644.
See
and. acquisition.
BUSINESS—Currently,
and
.-
Reliance
internal
through
growth
compounds
for resale to other manufacturers.'
as
year
$4,365,884
•
in
and
well
in
slightly more than $18,000,000
will be used to repay existing long-term obligations.
The remainder
will
be
used
chiefly for capital improvements and as additions to
working capital, according to a company spokesman. With '.he added
funds
of
stock
common
total,
$35,000,000
thermoplastic
as
fiscal
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
was
the
sales
net
$175,000.
will be in the form of a 15-year 5%
privately arranged by First Boston
Corp. with a number of institutional investors, including
banks, insurance companies and pension and trust funds.
money
The loan
of
the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 820,000 shares
the
loan.
production
manufacturing operations,
$35,000,000 re¬
financing program designed to consolidate the company's
long-term debt and aid in its future growth.
Porter,
which has grown nearly fivefoldxin net sales and in the
equity of common stockholders over the past decade,
announced
company
Chronicle
Contimied
./
on
page
49
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
announcements
tables.^ In
nounced
the
first
are
indicate
we
in
grouped
all
second
table
in
which
show
we
two
the
follow
we
payments
Gorton's
with
Green
at
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Gulf
Per
of Company
Steel
5.75%
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6.50%
Akron
Co.,
Mfg.
Central &
<quar.)_.
■
Hudson
Bay
Ry.
Quarterly
Allied
Control
Co.
Mail
American
Mono
preferred
American
Recreation
American
Title
American
Viscose
series)
iquar.)
Insurance
.V
_
(Miami)
common
Co.
"
4-
'
4-14
7
4-29
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Automobile
Banking
A
Inc.-—
A
5-24
5-10
A
(quar.)
preferred
-
(quar.)
(Joseph)
4-13
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
25c
6-15
6-15
5-19
8
stock
,
Co.
20)
•
Candy
Corp.
Bayscaie
Coip.
Beecham
Group,
American
Hydraulic
5%
&
6-
1
(quar.)
/—■—
Flocks
Hose
&
Rubber____—___
Corp.,
4Va %' -preferred
4-14
Iowa-Illinois
4-14
Common
37'/a C
4-29
4-14
4.36%.
preferred
preferred
4%
Ltd.,
class
B
Products
4-28
5-
jantzen,
5'/»
_
A
(H.
4-
^4-14
5%
preferred ._(quar.
F finding
(6-for-5
split
1
4-12
Loblaw
5-
1
4-14
Loomis-Sayles
18c
5-
1
4-14
Louisville
4-17,'
4-
31 Vic
6-
1
5-15
Majestic Specialties
31'/4c
9-
1
8-15
McCabe
31'/4c
12-
1
11-15
4-27
4-21
5-15
3-30
4-28
(quar.)
anticipation
Colorado
Credit
Light
of
Products
Co.
Stores
A
Class
6%
Co.,
6%'
'
Marking
1
(Norristown,
Pa.)
5c
5-25
6%
preferred
1
4-17
4-25
4-28
4-14
5-
4-15
5r
:
1
4-12
1
6-15
6-
4-17
*•
$0,789
3-31j
1
13'Ac
2
25c
5-31
4-14
4-
4-24
4-14
65c
Corp.__
2
5-
5-31
6%c
—
_____
6-
' 5-16
30c
50c
'
6-15
15c
:____
4-25
4-14
5-15
5-15
3
.
from
4-10
5-1
1
4-4
5-15
4-14
5-10
5-10
5-10
4- 3
5- 1
6c
securities
income
profits
and
4-15
5-
1
2c
4-15
...
7c
the
33'A%
5-26
5-12
15c
—
—-
(stockholders
of
4-13
4-14
5-
1
4-14
62'Ac
—
iquar.)____„_
Inc.
4-28
4-28
(Washington,
iquar.)
common
split
<
10c
,____
Insutance
dividend—:
Utilities,
3
—
(s-a)—
Transit,
4-15
5-
10%
(Denver)
4-15
3
Fund—
investment
preferred
4-15
5-3
5-
30c
(quar.,)__.
Insurance
—*—
Services Life
2-for-l
a
preferred
Life
5-3
15c
_______
(quar.i
net
C.)
6c
:
Continental
from
Stock
(Cleveland).
(Tampa)—
dividend
United
4-14
1
1
6- 1
6- 1
4-17
6-12
6-
4-29
4-28
5- 1
6-15
4-17
4-28
6c
10c
(quar.)
15c
18c
(quar.)
4-17
5-15
4-17
4-18
4-14
5-15
4-10
4-18
4-'5
5- 1
Walker
&
Class
A
5-
1
4-14
approved
shares)
common
Co.,
25c
5-19
4-21
62'Ac
7-1
6-2
8c
5-10
4-24
Monthly
8c
6-10
-
5-24
Monthly
8c
7-10
6-23
6-
1
5-10
34c
6-1
5-1
28c
4-10
2-2!3
12'Ac
4-13
4-
3
25c
5-15
5-
1
:<Oc
6-15
5-25
$20c
4-28
4-10
(quar.,50c
5-
1
4-18
75c
5-
1
4-18
15c
4-26
4-
4c
4-28
4-14
40c
4-15
3-31.
Welch
—
Corp.
(increased
Scientific
Co.
4-28
4-14
6c
4-27
4-17
—$.064
4-15
3-31
5-
1
West
Coast
Telephone
West
Rand
Investment Trust,
Westates
Pacific
5%
RR.
Air
Westminster
Paper
5-
1
4-15
4-20
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brake
Co.
iquar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Sewing Machine, $2 prior pfd.
White
$3
quar.)
,___
^Westinghouse
preferred
Will
(increased
shares
Petroleum,
Western
6'Ac
Ross,
(quar,.)—
Inc,;,.(quar,);;
:
—_t
v^jfTwonfpr^on^jgtockj,split spl?ject;
Wisconsin
Fund
(from
June
to
7
ap-
15).
investment income)
4-15
5- 1
4-17
monthly)
(initial)—,
pioval of stockholders
25c
1__
*(quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
Weissberg
<
(quar.)—
Woodall
Metal, Products—
Clemens
Mount
1
6-1
27c
(quar.)_________
(quar.)_;
American
Stock
4-15
1
County Bank & Trust Co.—
Montgomery
5-17
20c
(quar.)
B
United
66-
,
35c
(quar.)
System
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
4-14
4-29
iobc
(quar.)
common
Corp.
preferred
1
4-28
t$1.25
17'Ac
(quar.)_—.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries—
(Common
omitted
payment
at
this
time).
Incomf Fund-—
Registered
4-29
6b "/40
:
4-10
shares—
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
1 '/4 %
5-13
3-31
62'/a C
5-15
4-14
30c
5-15
5-
—
—
(quar.)
Va.
(initial
preferred
National
4-15
Bank
Quarterly
_
(quar.)
——
5
New
England
New
York
6-30
5-29
5-
Co.,
56'Ac
York
Bank
&
Brunswick)
—
75c
17'Ac
(quar.)
common
$1.06'A
Illinois
5-15
9'Ac
certificates
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
Below
Ti'ust
we
weeks
58c
—
(New
(quar.)__
and
(Pa.)
(quar.)
the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include div>~
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Per
preferred
Name
omitted
Corp.,
at
this
time
of Company
Adams-Millis
(quar.)—
common
give
not
4-17
RR—
payment
$1.50
4-14
J.
Fund,
Northern
6-12
5-15
2%
6-12
6-30
32'/a c
quar.)
N.
Central
Common
dividend
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—
of
preferred
4'A%
pfd.
4'/a%
_—
Neim.an-Marcus
dividend)—_
of
Narragansett Electric.
4.64%
$1
$1.05
—;
Corp.—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extruders, Inc.
Co.—
Bank
Corp.
Stock
RR.
.
Mig.
Mutual
Corp.—
Manhattan
Chesapeake
—
—-—
preferred
Ltd.
Grain,
Class
4-10
merger
Co.
(quar.)—<
(stock
A
5%
Miller
Power
(quar.)—-
preferred
Preferred
Ltd.,
Mercantile
3-30
6-15
4-29
30c
(quar.)—
Fund
Mutual
Nashville
&
Monarch
6-30
common
"
.
"A
United
56-
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
5-1
5-
1
A.—
Bank
5- 1
40e
tl7'/2C
8%c
$12'/2C
$12'/ac
J59c
11c
75c
—
Groceterias,
5<-
6-
lie
_f._%
Co.
American
4-14
4-28
A
1
6-1
(Fa.)—
(quar.)—
Miami
5 %.
$20c
;
(quar l——•
&
B
class
6-
4-28
preferred
Power
Ltd.,
Cos.,
Mailman,
__——
preferred
.Loblaw
32c
20c
(quar.),,——
Finance^ Corp.
Class
4-28
4-14
1
7
I
$70c
in
Leeds
5-
dividend)——
Bank
Candy Shops, Ltd.
<quar.).__
Travelwear, class A
(quar.)
25c
)___^FW7j
Gas
National
County
Class
.._
;
65-
20c
(quar.)—
.
Co.
Commerce
onion
United
Secord
4-14
(quar.)
•
10c
Quarterly
4
1
(quar.)
&
Telephone
5-
•
J70c
Southern
1)
Lancaster
4-
Crosse
4-19
ioc
Investing
5%
10c
bearer
Mills
Electric
3-24
4
La
1
time
Corp.
Mfg.
United
4-14
this
(initial),
common
Union
omitted
payment
(common
2-23
,—
;—
5-15
5- 1
5-17
20c
$1.25
—__—
—_—.———
—
Inc.
at
(quar.)_T____
Transcontinental
time)
4-10
registered
Common
Glass,
this
at
$1
(s-a)
.
(stock
Alloys
Keystone
:j: 25c
Corp.
Canaidlap Oil Cos.,. Ltd.' (quar.)—'-*— —J
Canai'iind Co., Ltd.—
Common
-
1
5-
Co. (St. Louis)
deposit receipts—-,'.
Co. (initial)
Scale
Towle
5-2
4-15
4-28
4-18
4-17
5-15
$1.06
______
tquar.)
A
5-31
12-
4-17
\
(quar.)——_—_—
common
2-23
$0,072
Co.—
&
M.)
Inc.,
(quar.)
omitted
Mexico- S.
Drug
Toledo
4-14
6-1
.
47'/2C
$1.09
—
de
Tokheim
4-27
5c
Electric—
&.
4-10
80.072
Beaicr
Thrift
.3-31
,
.
4-15
$1.50
Registered
(quar.)
New
4-28
+
prcfeired
City
4-21
._
(quau.)
5%
Chase
5-1
5- 1
(quar. )■—$1.12'A
(Washington, D
C.I—_
3c
(quar.)—
preferred
Laura
(quar.)
Certified
4-14
4-14
D.
3-14
$2
___,—T_
_
Co.
preferred
4.20%
4-15
4-11
7 Vac
(s-a)
5%
4%
1
3c
Gas
•
v
Corp.
new
12-11
20c
(quar.)
com.
Fenn Co., common
preferred (quar.)
American
4-18
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Brewing
S2.75
5-19
5-19
4-13
•
Bank
&
4.32%
Tclefonos
Thermogas
35c
(quar.)-,—
4-27
7 '/a c
___——____
receipts
Inc.,
Central
■%
—
(quar.)--—-—
;"i
Gas,
5- 1
5-1
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
4-29
4c
Trust
Suburban
$i
4-15
6-10
36c
Inc.
Corp.
Container
1
33c
Insurance
payment
Parts
Stone
6-15
75c
4-29
Ordinary
receipts
Bullock's,
Bullock's,
■
;
1 '/a%
International
Tobacco.—
3tet*i
May
;
(stock dividend)
of America
4-14
Knox
&
Diviaend
Steel
,
4-14
5-
$1.10
(quar,)
Life
1
Service—
Industries,
National
6- 1
7- 3
6-15
4%
4%
*
iquar.___—__—
Co.
Corp.
4-14
37 '/a c
Limestone
Buchanan
with
1
State
Taylor
Products, 4% pfd. A (quar.)
B (quar.-)__—________<%%'■>
Interchemical
split
stock
,
(quar.)__j.
preferred
4-14
5-
$1
-
Electric
preferred
$1.44
Spartans
'/A* -i.' •:%' ,%
15c
(quar.)__
Deposit
deposit
Central
5-
50c
tl2Vac
.
Co.—
15c
".
(3-for-l
Inc.
American
Carthage
5-1
.%
.__—$1 .*■
(reduced-quar.)-i—_
15c
4-29
Organization
Safe
C.
—
______
4-29
r,
tquar.)__
deposit
F,
4-28;
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-
A
14C
,
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1
approval of
-
14c
(quar.)
,,
__
receipts
American
C.
3-31
4-10
4-10
,4- 3
4-20
4-18
preferred
Industrial
5-12
Ltd.—
British-American
Byllesby
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
$132
[
4-3
'
(stock dividend)
Power
Brick
Press
Food
Hygrade
Insurance
(quar.)
deposit
Bloomington
Class
'
(quar.).—_
to
-
class
dividend).
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
(qunr.)—
Hydro-Electric
Burger
4-
$1.25
(increased)___—;
common
Lighting
preferred
*
subject to approval of stockholders May 9)
Boston
4-28
4-28
56'Ac
62c
15c
31'Ac
_T_—
pfd
conv
split subject
(stock
B
3
15'Ac
16c
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Inc.,
Shoppes,
$4
$5c
(s-a)
4-14
5-
2'Ac
(annual)
A
1
$31'Ac
class
Mills
of Rec.
5-
$ioc
(quar.)
(quar.)._
Paper
Holders
Payable
$30c
;
common
Engineering,
Southwestern
4-10
4-15
5-19
22'/2 c
preferred
Soroban
4-15
1
6'A%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
When
Share
•
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone,
i———
r
5%
Co.
(Frank
Class
4-19
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Rubber
Beveridge
25c
j-
-
Houston
6-
1
(quar.)
B
Berkshire
5-
?
Southland
—
15c
.
preferred
Bangor
.4-7
'
omiited
common
_
preferred
Barton's
4-17
Semi-annual
(quar.)
.___
stockholders April
v
shares)
Corp.,
(quar.)
6%
Baldwin
Industries,
7__—_L—_
Fund
(2-for-l
■
Hot
6-23
(increased)
6%•
SI.50
Slater
\
•
4jj22%
Class
5-15
$1.37'/a
— —
Telephone,,5% pfd. (quar.)——
Light, 4.50% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quarA
«.
Hor'ner
4-14
4-27
(quar.)
(divids.
preferred
4-28
4-29
5-
•
and
Home
5-15
4-25
5c
6-15
'
Gold
Aunor
Gas,
Aluminum
common
on
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Altex
Arnold
4.96%
5-17
••
(N.)1 Co.,
22Vic
Electric
Haydock
50c
____
Preferred
5-12
50c
_
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
1
Appalachian Power Co., 4'/a%
pid. (quar.)
4.50%; preferred (sinking fund) (quar.)J_
Louisiana
4-17
9
6-
7'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Anderson
Arkansas
1
6-
30c
Centers
Corp.
Hartford
5c
•
Slater
Harrisburg
4-17
$1
(annual)
common.
(1956
Funds,
H-C
4-17
.
6c
Ltd.
Rail,
A
(Dallas)
Holly Stores, Inc.,
(quar.)
Line,
Co.
H-D
Series
5-
25c
3-9
payment omitted
(common
,
Insurance
Hamilton
T
Co.—
_
American
SI.20
_
Co.
time)
1
5-
15c
____
L.)
this
pfd.
Co.,- 5>/a%
Series
of Rec.
5- 6
,
j£1.43%
; $1.62'/2
___
(H.
6-20
4.40%
Holders
Payable
10c
(quar.)___
Brass
Algcma
When
Share
$1.50
11
Per
of Company
of Rec.
20c,
'
•
Name
Payable
Gloucester— i%__.——i.---
Gas
Holders
When
Share
/
*
——
ot
Greeley
previ¬
Acme
■
Publishing
Tire & Rubber-(quar.)"
Goodyear
separate
dividends an¬
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during the current week. Then
Name
Company
Globe-News
Dividend
a,
(1563)
20c
37'Ac
(quar.)
55-
1
1
4-17
4-17
(quar.)_
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Industries
5-
18c
1
4-14
3-17
6-26
5c
4-15
4-
4-14
3-30
10c
4-14
3-31
fic
(quar.)
(quar>)
4-10
15c
Corp.
22'Ac
1%
Addressograph-Multigraph
Adirondack
When
Share
4-20
5-15
'
(Two-for-one
City Stores
(Optional
94
City
of
Colonial
4-27
4-14
Co.
dividend
30c
(Chicago)
5-15
6-15
6-
1
6-20
6-
6
6-
5-18
25c
(quar.)
25%
—
Transportation
Lines
(quar.)
17'/a
—
1
Inc.
6-1
25c
50%
1
6-20
5-
c
5-
V
J
20c
6-
1
6
'Overland
3
Pan
Transit
7%
Co.,
preferred
Pcnn
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
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Mfg.,
Voting
8%
class
debenture stock
Inc.
1
income,
gains
and
Peoples
4-1
5-1
Pepsi-Cola
3
5-
1
Peterson,
6-
3
5-
1
15c
,6-12
10c
4-28
4-14
60c
4-15
4-15
3-24
'
.___
clearance
the Federal Power
of
(stock
General
Extra
Class
Electric
Evans
Public
Mexico
New
&
Musical
Industries,
Co.
Grocery
Service
\<i
Comm.)
.
4c
—__—
4-17
4-10
10c
Ltd
(quar.)
4-15
4-
1
Trust
(Carlisle,
Federal
Grain,
Federal
5%%
,
Food
pfd.
$1.40
50c
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Machinery & Chemical—
3-31
61c
4-17
5-
&
4-
3
1
4-17
5-15
4-29
4-14
15c
5-
1
4-
3
4-20
Fotgietersrust
B_
4-30
.
15c
4-14
4-30
'
4-14
4-30
35c
4-14
4-30
4-14
10c
Platinums
Fund
Puritan
ordinary
Ltd.,
4-14
3-31
Rap-In-Wax
$l.37'/a
4-14
3-31
Raymond
income)
4-14
4-30
4-14
6-1
$1
7-15
5-3
7- 3
$1.25
4-20
4-
5
55c
6-20
6-
2
5-
4-10
3'Ac
8
Air
Air
Control
Alabama
Red
Owl
Stores
1
(quar.)______i
A
Class
C
5c
Class
A
Class
!
3-21
1
4-1?
3-29
4-22
50c
class
B
(quar.)
—
5-
1
4-22
5-
1
4-22
50c
class B
and
A
5-
50c
50c
(quar.)
on
8-
1
7-22
1
7-22
8-
1
50c
8-
1
A
(quar.)
50C
11-
1
10-23
Class
B
(quar.
50c
11-
1
10-2 3
50c
11-
1
10-23
1
4-15
t$1.56'/4
5-15
.4-18
6%
4-21
Extra
6'A%
AlSco,
Stores Corp..
Inc.,
Stock
1st
4'A%
Co.
Inc
of
Corp.,
Amerada
—.—_—T___
Biltrite
American
Cement
4-19
American
4-28
American
5-
1
4-17
American
5-
1
4-17
5-
5
4-28
5-16
6-
1
5-12
$57c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-31
5-12
25c
4-10
3-13
4-10
3-13
65c
(quar,)___.
4-28
4-17
10c
4-15
3-31
45c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
ft-
1
37'/a C
(quar.)
1.89 V4
$l.89'/4
(initial;
Co.
(quar.)__
Distilling
Co.
(quar.)^
—
4-.
7
4-
7
:
50c
5-25
4-21
25c
—_
Quarterly
5-15
5-16
6-13
,
Corp.—
Quarterly
40c
6-13
5c
$25c
(quar.)
Rubber,
preferred
JlOc
3-31
1%
Co.
preferred
Can
3-23
4-28
2%
quar.)
common
Book
6.25%
r,
4-20
15c
_____—
Petroleum
4-14
4-
75C
(quar.)!
dividend
American
4-28
—
Canada, Ltd.—
American
4-14
22
Ridge,
_——
preferred(
Stock
5-
5%
(Park
%—
common.
2nd preferred
Amerace
4-
5-10
Casualty
common
dividend
Aluminum
4%
&
dividend)
Allyn & Bacon,
B__.
7
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
A
Life
(stock
class
4
dividend)
Line
preferred
American
Allied
(stock
B
class
and
A
Gas Trunk
All
and
A
class
on
Airlines
Alberta
4-25
20c
class
Alaska
4-25
5
50c
(quar.)
on
tlOc
;
5-
4-14
12'Ac
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Extra
30c
(quar.)_r__^
Inc.
income)
By-Products—
15c
Inc.
Products
Products,
an.25
International,
investment
net
9c
(quar.)
Co.
Mrg.
(annual)
Fund, Inc.—
(From
10c
:_.
4-1.8
15c
(from
4-30
37'Ac
*
Sportswear
3-28
Supply
Affiliated
111.)
15c
1
—
______
.
4-14
(Md.)—-
(quar.
5-
$35c
(quar.)__—_
common
5-12
4-15
2%
(quar.)__—_—
Pillsbury Company, com., (increased quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)__—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)____
4-10
(quar.)
Pa.)
Services, Finance,
Ltd.,
5-15
(Norris¬
Co.
(quar.)i_^
Puritan
Farmers
1
115c
.
the
6-
15c
r
Extra
Comm. and
4-17
15c*
B
(s-a)____
dividend)
Extra
Extra
Class
1
3%
A
(Tenn.)
Corp.—
Inn
Class
_;
class
on
A
5-
capitalcapital
dividend).
Bottlers
4-18
20c
(quar.)
Trust
Howell & Heather,
dividend
Inc.
Electronics
Ross
Class
f
Ltd.
6-19
10c
_■■
(quar.)
1
2
invest¬
short-term
Jewellers,
Pa.)
Stock
3-14
37'/ac
town,
5-18
investment income)
(from net
from
from
75-
13c
___:
(9c
4-18
115c
.
/
(quar.)
long-term
Peoples National Bank &
3
(extra)—
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd. (accum.)
El Paso Electric
(2-for-l stock split subject
to
approval of rtockhdders May
8, and
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund
Dunlop Associates,, Inc.
from
Chemicals
6-
•
Fund
38c
14c
Credit
6-
$2
Airways
4-18
1
Ltd.
i-i
4-15
i
(quar.)-
(quar.i_.
Investment,
Bottling.,
gains)
25c
—___
World
2
5-
$1.25
'
pref.
60c
5-
$1
;
Canadian
Mutual
Square
25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
common
Diebold,
9c
(reduced)-
Co.
Dennison
Ltd.,
Coca-Cola
ment
5-11
8%c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
-
American
Panama
Pennsalt
Dallas
Aero
30c
$1.16
-
(quar.)
(quar.J
Express,
Benbow
Advance
(Stock
Quarterly
31
5-24
D
Atlantic
Pacific
4-14
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
preferred
payment
quar.)
A
preferred-E
(common
.
Utilities—
(increased
preferred
4-20
(quar.)
Stores
Press.
5-15
(quar.)_
—
Casualty
4-13
27 "-C
(Chicago)
time)
5%
4-20
1
sc
______
Corp.
Co.
4-30
5-
income11_
(quar.)_.
System
this
Rockland
&
4.65'A
Admiral
Discount
&
at
4%.
$1.25
(quar.)
investment
Laundries
Continental
Loan
omitted
Common
Assurance
Continental
Cuneo
Ohio
Orange
7'/aC
—
dividend
Cornet
8
each
for
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis
(from
Gas
Continental
Stock
share
one
or
preferred
5%
Consolidated
Stock
15c
held).
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Columbia
■
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Cincinnati,
Co.,
Ry
,
cash
Insurance
Cleveland,
split)—
——:.
shares
Title
stock
—
4-27
4-17
'
3%%
Foote
Class
(ouar.')___
preferred
Bros.
National
Bank
Friden,
(
4-14
5-
1
4-14
Rcitman's
Class
(Canada)/ Ltd.,
Reliable
Stores
Corp.
Corp.
5-
1
4-14
Republic
20c
4-28
4-18
Revere
6-10
5-31
6-
5-15
$1
(quar.)—
1
Fund
Stock
Roper
__l.___
(quar.),
Natural Gas
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__'____,
A
Republic
___
4%
Co..
4-14
1
25c
«-____—
Corp.. (quar.)__
quar. I
Trailer
1
5-
Island)—
(Long
1—
Inc.
Fruehauf
5-
12'/ac
12'/ac
.
.____
Quarterly
Franklin,, Stores
93 %c
———
Machine, class A (quar.)
&
(cuar.)__
b
Franklin
Gear
(quar.)
i
Inc.
;
Industries,
Inc.,
new
(initial)--
com.
5-
4-15
5-31
5-
5
American
Hair
5-31
5-
5
American
Home
4-14
American
4-25
American
6%
Gateway
General
$4.50
General
General
Sporting
American
Steel
Wares,
payment
Ltd.,
15c
—
4-25
4-14
San
7-
1
6-12
San
5-26
4-28
Sanborn
1
4-10
Co.—
$1.12'/a
(ouar.)
r
Utilities (quar.)
Public
(Common
General
Goods—
Investors
preferred
$$1.25
pfd. .(quar.)
5%
omitted
29c
—
at
this
5-
(stock
Corp.—
dividend)
3%
—_—
5-
1
4-14
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5%
preferred
'
5.10%
.
L
$1.25
(quar.——•—-__
$1.27'/4
5-
1
4-14
$1.50
5-
1
4-14
$1.50
7-
1
5-
1
(quar.)———
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—__—,—
S6
preferred
$5
voting preferred
voting preferred
$2
,80c
Sargent
Saxon
time)
voting
(quar.)—.
,
(quar.)__
—_i_
—_
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
(qiiar.)___
$1.25
___
20c
5-
1
6-15
7-
1
4-14
Corp.,
Co.
Map
Co.
&
Mfg.
'
4-14
6-
1
6-15
trust
certificates
Securities
Sierra
$2.44
Simon
A
&
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
4
25c
4-15
4-
5
8c
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
-t--r
-
Inc.,
5%
preferred
new
com.
A
Sens,
'4-13
4-14
3-31
6-15
6-
5%
1
pfd.
(quar.)
lando,
Fla.)
American
American
3.90%
5%
9-30
9-11
7-
6-10
American
4'/a%
5%
&
5-10
5-1
4-20
American
6-
1
5-15
American
From
Metal
(Newark,
N.
5-15
4-20
3-31
4-10
30c
5-
1
4-14
4-10
3-16
4-10
3-16
(Or¬
5%
J.)
5-
9
4-
7
6-
1
5-
0
—
Foundry—
97 VsC
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
—
_____
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
25c
5-
1
4-20
$1.25
5-
1
4-20
1.12 Va
6-
1
5-22
20c
4-10
3-30
Gc
4-27
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Climax, Inc.—
%
(quar.)—
Molasses
Mutual
net
5c
32 Vac
Co.
—
Machine
8-31
11-30
$1.50
—
(quar.)
preferred
Independent Reinsurance
(stock dividend)
preferred
5-31
22c
5-31
9-15
12-15
25c
(monthly)
common
Insurance
preferred
25c
6-15
25c
25c.
(quar.)
Corp.
American-Marietta, common
3%
5-24
Co.,
—
common
Products
preferred
6-10
1
Felt,
&
preferred
1
6-
(quar.)_
Quarterly
7-
$81.25
Ice
American
10c
1
Furniture
non-cumulative
61c
(quar.),
(initial-quar.I
<quar.)_;
Ltd.,
4-20
31'Ac
iquar. I
Par.,
preferred
(H.)
1
6'Ac
dividend-
Bros.,
1
6'Ac
(quar.)_
;
Pacific
8-
11-
6c
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
11-15
30c
:
(initial-quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
5%
Seeman
15c
15c
,
iquar.)
Quarterly
6-15
■
voting
Corp.
Paper
Scharco
Waterworks
Crnnnon
6%
Ahtonio
Voting trust certificates
Miguel Brewery (quar.)
25c
Quatrerly
5-15
4-25
17'Ac
(Orlando,
Co.
:
25c
15c
50'A
Casualty
—
5c
,
dividend
&
5
50c \
v
(s-a)
1
Fire
Co.
(quar.)
Fund-yr.
investment
—
,
income^
3
12
The Commercial and Financial
(1564)
Per
Name
4 Vac
Paper
&
(quar.)_
5-
4-14
4-
4-10
$1
;
1
4-14
A
75c
(quar.)
4-25
4-
4-
4
6-20
6-12
9-20
9-11
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
5%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
non-cumulative
5%
Security
CO
D.
ton,
American
7%.
Trust
&
(quar.)
Smelting
60c
Thread.
Amoskeag
Anchor
Co.,
5%
$4.50
12l/aC
7-
5-31
(s-a)_
$2.25
4'/a %
preferred
Ar.sul
&
Chemical
Class
B
dividend
(stock
shares
ferred
of
($0.05 par)
Brands.
of
5%
Fertilizer
Arnold
Armstrong
Aro
&
Constable
Paint
Equipment
Arrow-Hart
Artesian
7%
Associated
Electric
Associated
Fund,
and
tax
Associated
Atchison,
Stationers
City
62»/2C
5-
1
4-15
4-14
3-31
4.75%
Coast
Atlantic
Refining
preferred
5Va%
preferred
Life
B
(L.
Stock
4*/2%
4Vi%
&
Baltimore
&
inc.)
3-16
Cameo.
5-
1
4-
6
5-
1
4-
6
5-10
5-
1
4-
6-
1
.
4-
7-15
7-
10-15
12-30
1
4-
4-28
4-
7
4-13
4-19
4-29
Stores
Corp.
60c
4-
10c
4-28
4-
preferred
(quar.).
$1.50
4-14
$1.50
3-20
7-14
10-13
1-15-62
pfd.
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd.
(stamped & unstamped)
-i
1
___
Sons
Co
common
Co.
(stock
1
B.)
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Gas
Blue
(E.
Ltd.,
Co.
Boise
7
20c
4-14
3-30
Transit
System,
Power
&
4-28
Light
4-28
preferred
Corp.,
10c
Chase
3-30
4-26
4-
Fund
of
Crystal
class A
Electric
Chemical
9
from
7
Co.,. 4%%
pid.
4-20
De
25c
4-29
4-
6
Delaware
4-29
4-
6
Di
4-21
4-
7
Discount
Corp.
4-15
3-31
Dividend
Shares,
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-10
4-15
3-31
New
5-
1
4-20
Doage
37 V2C
t
__
,
35 C-
^
(Chicago)
-
stock
Fund,
27c
(quar.)-—.
5-15
Co..
434.%
preferred
Vilbiss
Co.
net
Investment
6-
5-
7-
6-26
6
;
Common
(reduced)
(quar.)
Corp.
of
4-28
9-21
5%
non-cum.
pfd.-series
9-21
':6%
non-cum.
pfd; series A
(quar.)
5%
non-cum.
pfd. series A
(quar.)I
Ltd.
new
A
com.
(initial)
_«
4-13
S
3-28
3-31
4-25
3-31
4-15
3-16
4-15
3-16
4-10
.
15c
3-27
(Mo.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4-15
3-25
45C
4-14
4-
20c
class
6-
5-20
7
10c
4-14
3-17
5-
1
4-
5
7-
1
6-
7
"
87V2C
__
3-17
12M»c
5-15
5-
8
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
4-17
4-
3
$1.50
.<
75c
5-
(quar.)
4.78 %;
$1.06
5-
1
preferred
4-10
(quar.)
$1.20
5-
1
4-10
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic
(quar.)
4-10
"
(s-a)
15c
5-15
5-
1
77
-15c
5-15
5-
1
22c
7.
Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd.
1
1
x.
—
Bowman Products
Dome
-
4-28
120c
50c
y
4-21
4-14
:
,
«
4-14
3-30
3-28
Electric,
-''
4-
New
Orleans
3-29
4-1$
net
investment
convertible
preferred
•
4- 7
4-
1
7
(quar.)_x—_____x
National
Corp.,
preferred
Investing
Corp.
Co.,
4'/2%
>
&
(quar.)
5%
preferred
5-
8
.
&
.1947
(1947
,.
.
Insurance
dividend
Colorado
Oil
&
1.
5-10"
1
5-10
6-
1
9-
1
of
Ohio
Corp.,
Eagle
5
East
4-
8
Eastern
Bakeries,
5-
3
4-
4
Eastern
States
5-
.
30c
c
Engineering,
Drug
Commercial
Co.
$1.25
Inc.
(quar.)
3-30
'
Ltd.
(s-a)
Food
Centers
Kootenay
150c
5-
1*
5-
5-15
5-15
115 c
—
1
137 Vic
-
4-28
4-15
V
.
4"15
4-15
155c
4-14
117 Vic
4-14
3-27
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
Corp.,
3-27
120C
_•
•_
: :
•
.4-. "1
115 c
4-15
•3-27
1$1.75
4-15
•**'. 3-27
■1
115c
■
•
6-
5-10
1
35c -
4-l'5
15c
4-17
4-25
4-10
$1.12 Vi
common
4-25
4-10
.
110c
(quar.)
I933ic
.•_____
$6
Echlin
4-20
4%
Economics Laboratory,
7-
6-
Ekco
5»
Ltd.,
$7
4-10
iquar.)__
pfd.
...
(quar.)—,
25c
31 Vic
1
6
1
4-
1
Manufacturing
Products
6%
preferred
4-19
Elastic
6-13
Eichler
Homes,
&
5-
1
4-20
1
4-20
1
4-20
4-28
3-30
5%
5-15
5-
5-
Emco,
3-31
*
-y
4
4-
4-14
4
4-17
1
6-15
3
4-
4-28
.5-
4-
■"
5-31
8c
5-15
5-
4-10
4-28
4-14
9c
4-14
3-20
5-31
4-15
3-31
(accum.)„
$1.75
5-
1
4-
7
$1.50
5-
1
4-
7
;
25c
4-14
3-30
Inc.
20c
4-14
4-
(quar.)_
Corp.
Ltd.
State
Enamel
&
Class
A
Engelhard1
•
4-14
1
4-14
$1.50
of
5-
1
4-14
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)_
4-17
4-
3
10c
America
4-20
4-
7
5-
1
4-20
4-21
3-22
$1.16 V2
12 %c
$12*20
4-21
3-22
$1212C
Co.
7-21
6-22
45c
4-14
3-15
20c
6-10
8-20
35c
4-28
4-14
12*ic
4-29
..20c
4-10
(quar.)—____
Oil,
Group
Quarterly
.
1
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
.Employers
1
5-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mfg.
3
50c
$1.12'/a
common
Ltd.. (quar. )_
Enco,
3-24
28c
6-15
1$1
(quar.)
Inc.
3-31
"IS1.75
(quar.)
Williamsport RR.
Emhart
1
45c
A
4-27
(quar.)
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)_
Stop-Nut
Empire
1
Co.,
preferred
5-16
5-
pfd.
17 VaC
;
7%
pfd.
preferred B (accum.)
6-30
5-
31 Vic
;
"
(final)-
(quar.)__:
Ltd.,
4-20
25c
(quar.)
3-24
:$i.i2Vi
87 Vic
Supply
Power,
1
—
]
5-31
110c
(s-a)
*
4-29
$1.25
(quar.)
4-20
4-15
:
conv.
5-15
$1.25
gains)
&
5%
4-
20c
i-1
Electric
4-20
3-30
12c
110c
common
(quar.)
Metals
8-1$
87'2
(quar. )_—
(initial-quar.)
1
l__
(quar.)
71,/2%. preferred
4Vz%
___.
(Denver)
1
117 Vic
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.,
Ducommun
Ga.)
..
Ltd.,
preferred
4-15
45c
(quar.)
Co.
55-
4-28
37 ViC
preferred
Pont
4-15
75c
(quar.)
capital
pfd.
6-20
4-14
3-23
>.
:
Co; ;(Quar.)-Il___i_;_L—
,i_
Laboratories; common (quar.)
10c
"__
$1.25
&r Southern
Combustion
Commerce
.
3
9
4-15
8-18
$1 25
common
——
Gas,
Plastics
Columbus
Service
75-
•
•
40c
(quar.)
common
Chemieal
$4.50
Du
6-
$1.12 Vz
(from
1
4-
Chemical—
$3.50
4-14
6-
12V2C
(Atlanta,
series)
1
5-1
39c
(quar.)
Coal,
Textile,
Du-Art Film
4-21
5-15
$1.25
••
series)
(quar.)
series)
(quar.)
Shares
Energy
4-7
4
4-20
-
-
,__i__
Tar .&
Elmira
(1946
preferred
5%
Stock
Dow
-
3
Finance—
preferred
5-
55c
preferred
Duro-Test
——
Colorite
3-17'
3-31
4-
Pacific- Ry.
;
Life Insurance
3-29
,120c
(quar.)__;
Dover Industries. Ltd; (quar.).i_—
11-10
4-28
15c
Increased annually
.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
4-14
7%
$1
(Chicago)
Illuminating,
preferred
States
Colonial
Steel
Dominion
40c
(quar.)
—_!_____
Electric
4-12
5-15
x;
preferred; (quar.)^_^i____—„
Dominion
-
$
4-15
4%
(quar.-)_
Trust
5-15
4-20
_•
Glass, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred :(quar.)___-__-_—
"
Cleveland
olonial
11-30
-
37Vac
1
common
Bank
4-10
4-
37 Vac
(quar.)—
Fund
lc
National
4-21
1
6/10c
common "(quar.)
Engineering Works, Ltd.
7%
6-9
I-
15c
..
Class B
4»/2%-
6-29
10c
—
preferred t.(quar.)
Citizen's Casualty Co. (N. -Y.), class A—_____-
City
City
5-
4-20
4-29
2%c
5
—
Electrbhome Industries,
,
3-2$
9-28
$1.25
i_
—
—
(quar.)
income—
Fabrics,' Ltd., "common
rquar.)
2nd preference (quar.) __—
Domlnloji Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
.
3-30
8-
50c
common,
& Texas
1
$2
Dominion
7
$1.25
•
com. -(quar.):
preferred
Cincinnati,
5%
&
12-
Dixilyn Drilling Corp.
Mines,; Ltd.
Dominick
4-10
$1.25
•
*
:
dividend)
Milling Machine,
- (quar.)._
4%-
Colorado
4.25%
common
(stock
Cincinnati
5%
20c
Corp.
Gas
2
12-15
3
15c
York___
Common :.(lncrearsed).4—_—____i__
(qu*r.)___—
(resumed)—
Cincinnati
Coastal
1
50c
(quar.)—
A
Chromalloy
Cletrac
6c
(increased quar.)
A
4-14
1
:10c
125c
3-31
4-
4-14
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Edison
1
4-14
4-15
*•
25c
_
class
common
class
5-
+5*c
(quar.)
Stores
Concrete
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
10-
Inc.—
preferred
Dominion
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)./—
Chicago Musical Instrument (quar/_
1
6
30c
Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)_<
Edison Co. (quar.)—
Diamond
-
3-10
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
3
3-
10-
4-15
■
87J4c
/ 25*
3
Oil
7-
40c
(quar.!_____
•
New
Manufacturing,
Detroit
'V,
-
10-
Cotton
1
7
$1.19
;
(quar.)_.
class A
of
name
(quar.)
Dominion
10-
5-
4-17
$1.12*4
-___
2%
Chickasha
4-10
57-
75c
s-a)
Dominion
-
;
-«4-
_L_x.
A
4-25
5
13c
Dominion
43Ac
Chenango <k Unadllla Telephone Corp.—
6
(increased
Light Co.
from
Corp.,
$1.56
,
A
&
Fruit
Quarterly
3-10
,
1
4-27
income)
4Mj % preferred
(quar.)
L--—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3Va% conv. preferred lquar..)___
Chicago Great Western Ry.—-/ '
7V2C
common
Corp.,
5-
!
4-14
4-
pfd.
(quar.)___"
Power
Giorgia
Dixilyn
dividend
quarter
4-
l'4c
(quar.)
____:
Dominion
(first
4-14
20c
pfd.
Canada.
$1.80
25c
split)—i___J
Inc.
4-5
"
4-28
4
preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
4-20
$1.19
4-15
ly-ic
25c
(quar.)
3-27
DeSoto Chemical Coatings^—
3-31
.
4-10
Tramway—
50c
4-28
1
4c
50c
Corp.
40c
(quar.)_.
4-10
4-15
(quar.)
Estate
20c
(quar.)__
4-10
1
9c
Phipps Stores, 5V2%
25c
Corp.. (s-a)
4-10
1
5-
933ic
Industries
$2.50-$3.50
Boston—
(Two-for-one
4-14
$1
preferred A (quar.)
Dairies
(reduced)
5-10
•
1
5-
$1.12
—
5-
$1.06
(quar.)
3%%
5-10
4-15
6-
Co.—
(quar.)_,
preferred
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
4-15
1
A
preferred
Denver
3-31
7c
4-25
class
.Quarterly
7
17 V2C
Co.,
preferred
Extra
4-
1
Central Vermont Public Service
(quar.)_
century Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)__
70c preferred (quar.)__
_.l
mv-c
;
7%
;
preferred
Boston
4-10
5-
3-25
4-11
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.
Borman Food
Bostic
7
'12-12
$2
3-31
7c
7
Merchandising Corp.
(monthly)
Cascade
Bostitch,
6-
"A'-9-
Dean
4-20
4-20
(ouar.)
Borg-Warner
3*/a%
'v''
6
4!/2%
4-20
50c
of
Furniture,
W.)
Bell,
4-20
1
4-15
4-3
6
A
$4.24
4
1
7-
9-15
4-15
7-
$4
3-30
110c
30c
quar.)_
•___.
Manufacturing,
Bliss
4-
37c
_;
Champlin Oil & Refining
9-29
$1.12 V2
(quar.)—_
12-28
Dallas
«
3-30
4-15
4-10
4-15
43c
$1.75
pfd.
Dayco Corp.—
4-28
5-
3-31
4
10-
Daryl
5-
1
3
50c
3-30
15c
5-
0-15
$1.75
50c
4-14
35c
7
7-
■
50c
DeMun
(quar.)
Bank'
4-
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
National
4-15
(quar.)
Daitch
(quar.)_-__
4-
15c
(quar.)
4-10
(quar.).
3-30
(quar.)_;
preferred
4-26
4-15
preferred
4-14
(quar.)
split)
(quar.)
A
Pwr.
1
5-15
preferred A
Dana
10c
common
common
&
1
5-
preferred A
3-31
$20c
(quar.)__
Sugar
Coke
5-
175c
non-cum.
4-15
A
:50c
stock
Co.
Hats,
Class
Gas
&
4-15
non-cum.
110c
_____
(quar.)
Hudson
4-15
1
non-cum.
115c
(quar.)z
Instruments Corp.
Coal
3-25
1
5-
7 V2C
(quar.)
130c
.(quar.)
Aguirre
4-15
5-
_____
Co.—
preferred
C.
3-31
B
-
Sugar
i
(quar.)
18c
2«V.c
(quar.)
Works-
Watch
Blackman
4-15
pref.
2%
•
common
(initial
Teleohone
Binks
1.15C
7c
•Belmont Iron
A
3-31
pref.
Distilling Co.—
Belding-Corticelli,
Class
preferred
3-31
$2
4-10
$1.25
common
3-14
4-10
—
(quar.)—.:
Ltd.
7%
3-31
$1.40
75c
for depositary
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Biltmore
1
Central
4-20
American
Ltd.
preferred
D.
1
3-25
4-15
Fran.)
4-15
12c
—.
-
Corp.,
4-14
$2
4-15
3-25
•
Group,
Ltd.,
ordinary
(interim)
is about $0,029 per •depositary
after Eritish income tax and ex¬
Berkshire
5-
Ltd.
Co.,
Central Kansas
Paper, Ltd.—
dividend
;Biederman
5-
Seal,
Cudahy Packing Co., 4V2%
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
■
125c
$1.40
penses
Benrus
145c
137 V2C
(quar.)
com.
$1.50
(Payment
"(Bell
(quar.)_
&
7%
3-15
(increased)
3-35
4-20
__
Quarterly
Behlen
4-15
3-31
4-28
15c
Co.
(quar.)___
,i
Milner & Co. (quar.)
.
preferred
&
common
share
4-28
3-27
:55c
(quar.)_
Stock
4-28
5-15
4-20
4-20
dividend )
Corp.,
Power
Beeeham
Cuban
4-14
$1.75
(quar.)
convertible
(Three-for-two
New
4-10
3-30
15c
(increased)
Co.
Products
(J.
International.
55c
(quar.)
(N.
Barry Wright Corp.
Bean
Crush
15c
Tractor
preferred
Central
National/Association—
Scotia
Corp.
A
3-31
5-
4-28
3-27
4-25
7
5c
,
(San
Hinds
•
Oil
Class
4-28
60c
8-18
40c
Trust
4Ms %
Cork
5-15
Fund
(quar.)
Crown
9-18
$1
A
Crowley
5-15
3-30
15c
class
Crouse
4-14
4-14
115c
(quar.)
4-13
J15c
4-
35c
Co.,
3-28
(s-a)
3-30
7-29
1
4-28
each
for
Increased
3-15
1
4-17
8-
20c
:
(quar.)
4-29
$1
$1.06
Ltd.
4-26
.
Ltd.
Central
(quar.)
Investment
Co.,
B
7
4-20
Five
Ltd
Corp.,
4-17
180c
Light,
Central
.
Credit
183Ac
Investment, Ltd. (quar.)
__;
&
Corp.
Craig
Crosett
4-
1
10c
(quar.)__
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
3
2
60c
Chemical
Co.
3
Class
(quar.)
Asbestos,
Celotex
5%
Cormac
3
3
6-
4-28
15%
:
dividend).
3
4-
2
2
1
5-
1$1.30
(s-a)
(quar.)—;
(stock
4-
4-
L
Industries.
4.20%
Cenco
America
4-
Bit
66-
7-
held
Products
Counselors
1
1
4-18
of
4-
1
4-21
7-
10c
dividend)
1
1
5-20
Trust
(Toronto)
1
5-
Corp
&
Corp.—.
1
5-
Extra
12-29
of
(stock
Insurance
5-
33c
3-31
$1
5-
(quar.)___—
Ltd.
Bank
5-
31'Ac
4-15
$1.13
Engineering
30c
Co.—
3
3-31
65c
;
34c
1
3
4-
4-15
3-31
-
$2
Commerce
General
Caterpillar
9-29
$1.50
Life
Motors
Coronation
3-15
(quar.)
Power
Cassiar
6-30
$1.50
__
Nova
Bathurst
5-15
&
Industries
Co.
100
Corn
4-28
Steel, Ltd.,
i.
Carolina
7
5-19
Basic
31 %c
4-
4-25
7-
National
Photocopy
shares
3
4-15
Lines/Ltd.
Bronze.
Guaranteed
3-31
3
6-19
Banlife
4-
Continental
4-21
5-15
3-31
$1
Barber
Cormac
166c
4-12
5-19
of
Controls
3-31
(quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Capital Plastics, Inc. (increased)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry—-
8-18
Bankers
3-31
:$i.06Vi
Canadian
6-19
"Bank
4-15
4-15
12'/2c
4-19
9-18
California
Continental
3-31
4-12
4-25
$1.04
(quarterly)
Continental
3-31
(quar.)—
3-31
20c
of
3-31
(quar.)
4-12
(onar.)__
(Chicago)
10c
4-29
(reduced)
Aviation
3-15
_._
Drawn
Canadian
Extra
Continental-Illinois
4-15
I
(quar.)rL
of
preferred
4-29
•
Continental
50c
Participating
4-13
(quar.)
4-20
(quar.)
50c
Quarterly
.
60c
preferred
4-14
4-15
3
17 V2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3-31
4-11
A
(quar.)
3-17
5-15
3-
15c
(quar.)
$4.52
Foundries—
Bank
Canadian
Power,
5-
$1.25
4-14
37 V2C
class
preferred
4-17
$1.50
7
4-17
16c
.
Co
Co.,
preferred
4-15
:
4-
5-15
1
(quar.)
4-14
1
5-15
1
5-
140c
(quar.)
Oil
$4.16
40c
.__
common
Steamship
4-29
•
Consumers
3-31
115c
preferred
Canadian
4
20c
Electric,
10c
75C
(quar.)
Canadian
RR.—--
&
Corp.
Ltd.,
Iron
Water
preferred
$1.17 '/a
Associates
Participating
Canada
4-15
140c
A
4V,%
9-30
1-15-62
unstamped)
Bank
<
Class
1
5-
6%
6-15
:$i
$1.25
571/2 c
(quar.)
3-13
4C
Royalty
Consolidated
7
4-13
$1.25
(quar.)_.
Extra
$1.75
Ins.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi %
preferred
(quar. )_^_
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
r
Foils,
1
$1.12 Va
_
series)
Quarterly
*
Fastener
Canada
5-15
4-15
2 %
(quar.)_
(Joseph)
i,
Insurance
pfd.
$5
Participating preferred
Consolidated
10%
(extra)
Fire
Camloc
5
unstamped)
Hydro
Inc.
Camden
4-25
and
Bangor
4-14
dividend
4-15
and
•Bancroft
1
1
Life
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
(stamped
non-cum
5-
_,
States
4-28
(stamped
non-cum
4-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-30
35c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8
;
com.
(quar.)
4-14
Common
4%
preferred
preferred
Stock
Corp.,
31c
1
Common
4%
3-29
5-
•
1
6c
(quar.)
Ohio
4-20
2%
110c
pfd.
50c
(1947
preferred
$
-
6-
30c
;
Hardware
preferred
10-
(quar.)
5-
:25c
investm't
(quar.)_
Piano-Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
10-27
(quar.)_
(quar.)_.
preferred
California-Western
3-27
30c
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6%
Telephone,
preferred
Canada
.
Baldwin
6%
&
5.08%
4-14
$2.50
!
Co.
Service,
30c
—
Paint
Water
5c
;
(from
Co.,
Extra
Badger
Water
J55c
dividend
Welt
California
30c
preferred
preferred
Backstay
1
Texas)—
_
&
•
(quar.)
13c
...
S.)
4-
30c
B
pfd.
30c
__
Fund
6
31 %c
5-
1
Cigar
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., 1st preference
(s-a)
4-14
7-
___
!_r
$1.32
(s-a)
(quar.)
5
4-
Extra
.Quarterly
5
4-
7-29
(quar.)
Cement
93%c
(Tulsa,
4-
1
4-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
Packing
Portland
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
California
i
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Quarterly
Axe-Houghton
6%
1
California
$1
pfd.
1
5-
$1.27 V2
3-30
$1.18%
5%
5-
51c
Consolidated
ii__——
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.
Consolidated Royalites, Inc.—
(quar.)
3-30
de¬
quarterly
Steels.
6-
preferred
$1.24
(quar.)
common
RR..
Insurance
Quarterly
6-12
i"
(ouar.)__
Ry.
47 Vac
(quar.)
4-20
5c
California
(resumed)Fe
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
3-28
Fund
4-15
5-17
Supply
preferred
$2.04
5-
& Power—
Edison (N. Y.), $5 pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Power, $3
Electric
4-15
Co.—
3.75%
Increased
will
(quar.).
Line
Power,
5.10%
inc.
per
$1.90
4-15
15c
3-16
433Ac
div.
5
1
'
7%
Ordinary
$0,162
5
5
4-
4-17
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)_
expenses
44-
1
5c
3-31
15c
British
1
1
5-
Light
$4.50
25c
Ltd.
55-
(quar.)
4-15
(quar.)_
preferred
Atlantic
dividend)
4-28
(quar.)
5
50c
25c
(stock
8c
Co.
4-
55c
5-29
12 Vac
(initial)-.;
4-20
51 Vic
end¬
year
Oregon Power, common
preferred (quar.).
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
Co
15c
(quar.)
common
.__
for
California
5c
1
1
(quar.)
112 Vic
Company
Bakeries
California
After
Santa
Electric,
preferred
M.)
4-21
(quar.)
B
913-
$2.00
-
$1.20
10%.
&
Ray
1
9-15
12-15
3
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Industries
1
Industries,
Stores
Topeka
Atlantic
.'Ayres
Cal
6-
:50c
:soc
4-
1
3
5-
preferred
depositary
Food
Associated
Atlas
4-
$1.37 V2
approximately
share)
;—
positary
Atlas
3-31
4-17
California
to
amount
4%
4-14
Calgary
0-19
:50c
ii
5-
112 Vic
Terminal
3
6
(quar.)
H2V2C
Bush
3
4-14
(quar.)
10c
Ltd
Burroughs Corp.
4-
4-28
4-28
(Toronto)—
Consolidated
payment
Depositary
3-20
17/lOc
(quar.)
of
of
Company,
4-10
Inc.—
payment
(final)
1
cent)
one
5-15
preferred
preferred
IOV2C
(increased)
com.
Common
pre¬
4-
10c
10%
div.)
preferred
30c
Common
(A.
3-23
4-25
$2.06
3-28
Byers
1
7c
Assurance
G.j, Ltd,,
Connecticut
3-28
4-15
5-
5-
Fund—
income)-
$2.20
4-17
4-10
1
$1.31 Vi
5
3-30
4-17
4-
Hegtvnan Electric
Water,
(Final
5-
3-33
3-15
15c
Burns
1
5-30
ing 12-31-60 of 1 Va pence free of British
income tax, but less deduction for ex¬
3-30
3-33
$1.16
5-
4-15
15c
(5-10
1
1
:26c
(quar.)
2
6-
(C.
5-
ap¬
preferred (quar-)
Ltd.—
CMP
(quar.)
Varnish
&
Corp.
&
to
preferred
4-17
Chemical
Corp.
Plan,
136c
Applied Arcs Corp.___
Arizona
subject
Mines,
4-17
of
pfd.
pfd.
dividend
conv.
(accum.)__^—
5*/2%
Conn
4-
50c
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly—
7
4-
serial
Ordinary
for each share
7/10ths
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Union
—
(payment
Anthes-Imperial,
Anvil
6-
——
B
1
of Rec.
1
50%
25c
held)
Class
«
5-
ti2yac
__
(quar.)
Gas Co. (quar.)
35c
(quar.)
six 2nd
—
Stock
investment
Confederation Life
e-
Ltd.
Canada—
Finance
Burma
6-26
4-20
:56»/4C
A
depositary
per
Products,
Payable
5-
(quar.)
com.
Compo Shoe Machinery
(quar.)
Components Corp. of America
(stock
'
Forest
(stock
penses
_
class
3
:30c
(quar.)___—
Ltd.,
7-
6-22
:72c
(quar.)
Co.
Anthes-Imperial,
1
170c
—
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Company
-
25c
Products, Inc. (quar.)__
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
A
(From
Holders
When
Share
100%
Commonwealth
60c
3-10
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
$2.90
preferred
(quar.)—.__
14c
4-10
6%
7
4-
4-10
(s-a)
preferred
to
preferred
Brooklyn
3-27
4-10
4-29
preferred
amount
de¬
Browning-Ferris Machinery Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Steel Castings (quar.)
Co.—-
Post
Armour
4.16%
12-11
$1.75
Telegraph
<Sc
After
proval)
Budget
(quar.)
Telepnone
about
of Company
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
4.64% preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.);
Oxygen—
Ordinary
(Washing¬
Co.
.
share,
per
will
dividend
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
proval
tax.
____—
Brooke Bond
Refining—
&
Quarterly
American
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
82>/iC
preferred
American
preferred
to
Quarterly
4
4-25
$1.25
(quar.)
B
pence
income
exps..
Columbia
British
5%
American
6-14
1
15c
Class
Class
■v
7-
»"*•
British
Ltd.—
Lines,
7
share. )•/,__
stock split subject to approval oI
April 11)
New common (increased quar.)————
stockholders
President
British
amount
(3-for-l
American
of
.
Per
Name
Ordinary—■
about 7 1/lOc per
depositary share)
Ordinary (final payment of one shilling
per
share, free of British income tax.1
After depositary
expenses
dividend will
11-30
1
Equipment—
Photocopy
American
quar.)—
(increased
Natural. Gas
12-15
75c
of
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
,
,
Share
Tobacco
payment
positary
9
9-
9-29
2c
Pad
(Interim
6-10
6-30
4l/4c
of Company
American
lree
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
3-20
4-15
(Galveston,
Insurance
American
Name
British
30c
National
Per
Payable of Rec.
(N. T.)—
American National Fire Insurance
American
Holders
When
-
Share
of Company
Chronicle
-
(s-a)—,
Associates
i
(Boston)-^-
Heating Products, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
;___
Industries
Equity Corp., $2
conv.
(quar.)
preferred
1
.
(quar.)—
50c
6-
1
3-31
A-
3
5-12
Credit Co!—
dividend
subject
to stockholders
ap-
Continued
on
page
46
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
\
(1565)
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Mar
40
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
44 Va Dec
21
NEW
Highest
16
50
Oct
26
69 V2 Jun
15
Apr
7
98 %
Mar
7
114 Va Jun
10
103 Va Jan
6
125% Apr
7
23% Mar
8
42% Jun
29
33 Va Jan
3
58% Apr
25
12
Jun
23
Dec
.6
16
,
52
Jan
15
Jan
Dec
5
15% Jan
10
6
17
38
J An
28 Vs Jan
4
47
Jun
17
30% Jan
98
Dec
19
80
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
31
40% Mar
1
22
16% Apr
14
63
Apr
20
10
Oct
22
Oct
9% Oct
28
20% Feb
24% Jan
3
Abacus
Abbott
Laboratories
4%
Vending
ACF
6
ACF-Wrigley
2
Acmcj^teel Co
28% Apr
25
96% Jan
3
Adams-Mills Corp
12
"
Admiral
Aeroquip
14 Va Mar
2
Air
9
Control
59 % Sep
29
3% Sep
28
2TVs Jun
9
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
35% Apr
4
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
12% Jan
17 Va Mar 22
Alco
48 Va Jan
83 Va Mar 30
Aldens
11% Oct
38% Feb
4
7V4 Jan
8
Feb
17
79
Jan
14
85
13 Vt Jan
10% Jan
Jan
18
Air
5% Mar 24
Feb
83
5
84
Jan
4
Aug 26
84
8% May 11
69% Apr
A
4
15% Apr
25
45
4
53% Apr
4
Sep
28
56 Va Jan
4
35
Jan
3
47 Va Apr
4
33% Jan
27
42% Aug 19
40
Jan
6
4 8 % Mar
1
90 .'A Jan
12
90
Jan
3
97
Jan:
106
32% Jan
5
May 27
3
Jan
Inc
preferred
Alleghany Corp
6%
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
16% Jan
4
19% Mar 22
Allen
Industries
46
Sep
27
59
Jan
4
50% Jan
3
64
12% Dec
20
4
12% Jan
3
6
36% Jan
7% Jan
32
May 31
,
17% Jan
39 Va Jan
6% Oct
24
11% Jan
5
41 Va Sep
26
58% Jan
13
75
Jan
4
35Vs Jun
55
21
July 25
23% Oct
26
3
48 % Mar 27
Allied
10
Jan
27
Allied
Products
3
54
Mar 17
Allied
101
Jan
6
Feb
8
28
Jan
4
35% Feb
28
3
36% Mar 27
Aluminium
18
81% Mar 30
Aluminum
23% Feb
35 Va Jan
4
31% Jan
Jan
4
68
108
22% Dec
Va Jan
10
20 Va Jan
30
27Va Feb
109
24
50% Mar 15
45 Va Feb
6
69% Jan
26
Jan
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
28
106% Jan
27
102 % Jan
44 Vs Jan
18
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
Oct
18
63
13 % Oct
24
30
Jan
35% Oct
5
517/a Jan
57
Petroleum
Airlines
47% Mar 20
American
;Jan
15% Jan
3
64 Vt Apr
3
22 % Mar 20
American
Bosch
38% Jan
4
46
American
Brake
4
37
Feb
July 12
60
4
7
Feb
42
6%
5
Mar 15
4
8
46 % Dec
23
43% Jan
23
52% Feb
6
Jan
19
20
Nov
11
19% Feb
28
20
13% Sep
1
8 Vt Jan
3
43% Jan
4
34% Jan
4
July 28
30% Dec
l
Mar
28
5%
10% Mar 22
41% Apr
84 Va.
83
83%
84
88 Va
14
40'A Sep
29
Jan
4
38% Mar
3
50 Vt Apr
4
70% Jan
6
97 % Mar 28
American
11
19 Vt Jan
3
23% Mar 17
36'A Sep
26
44% July
40
Feb
2
43% Feb
American
84
Jan
4
12 Va
12%
12%
13,100
13
74%
12 Va
72 Va
12%
73%
69%
73 Vs
6,000
70%
4%
71 Vs
4%
4%
4%
4%
28,600
4%
4%
19,200
35
13%
14
45%
47 Va
134,800
46%
45
46%
12,000
43%
44%
8,400
45
44%
45 Vt
44%
97
96%
96%
*95%
18 Vt
18%
18%
18%
4,400
14%
62%
15
63%
15
15
61%
14%
14%
63%
32,800
14%
15
46
46%
46 %
14%
15
46'/a
46 Va
46%
46'/a
Va
46%
46%
9 Vt
47%
3,700
8%
8Va
15,300
52%
53%
6,800
9%
9%
53
8
52 %
,
82%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
36
35%
33%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
36
79%
76%
77%
61,600
%
74%
23%
76%
23
76 Vt
23%
23%
23%
77%
19,000
61 Vt
61 Vt
*23%
24 Vs
60
61
*23 Va
59
No par
59%
60
74%
75
61
73%
61
62
73%
76
77
79%
80
82 Va
■
par
23
32 Va
22%
110%
I
3
94
161/2 Jun
2
24% Jan
18
18% Feb
7
27 %
13'A Oct
20
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
0
17 V2 Feb
15
20% Sep
9
20 Vs Jan
3
30
44
Sep
9
99 Va Jan
4
91% Dec
19
85 Vt Jan
76 % Jan
14
26
86% Dec
58% Jan
23
31% Sep
20V4 Jun
1
27% Jan
15
86% Jan
14
92 %
Aug 15
13% Jan
3
49Va Jan
103
Oct
31
28% Jan
13% Oct
21
18
Aug
17% Dec
22
29 %
Apr
82 Va Dec
13
44%
44
44%
34,900
43%
44 Vt
43
43%
5,800
49
44
47 Vt
45%
46%
46%
48%
20 Vt
47%
♦19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
10%
9%
9%
9%
9%
40%
39%
9%
39%
40 Vt
40'/a
40%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
49%
50 'A
50
50 >/t
49%
49%
87
48%
86%
88
86 Vt
88%
87%
89
22%
22%
22%
22%
37%
37 Va
49%
50
85%
86%
Enka
Export
22 Va
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
10
41%
41%
42
42
42
42 Vt
*85
87
*85
American
&
42%
43 3A
65
10
65%
44
41%
42 Vt
65
65%
22%
22%
22%
22 >A
22%
34 %
*33%
34%
22%
*33%
19 Va
20
No par
10%
11
Home
91 %
6
American
Ice
No par
20 Va
4
American
International
3
American
Investment Co
Hardware Corp
."
12.50
29
197
_—__
American
prior
preferred
Mach
86 V. Feb
27
3.90%
4
44% Feb
21
American
Machine
24% Jan
3
28% Apr
3
American
Metal
90'/a Jan
10
93% Feb
28
preferred
preferred
American
Metal
Products
55% Mar 23
Apr
26
18
53% Apr
5
15% Jan
5
17 Va Jan
9
American
Molasses
18
16% Feb
6
21% Apr
3
American
Motors
American
7
Meter
30
79
Jan
16
93 % Mar 14
American
1
34
Jan
19
44% Apr
7
American
News Co
54
68% Apr
7
American
Optical
Natural
Co
14
67
Jun
20
Jan
18
11
85% Dec
14
76% Jan
6
24
48 Vt Aug
12
41
Jan
3
54% Mar 15
American
Potash
&
1
16'A Feb
3
12% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
American
Rad
138 Va Jan
,
7
145% Aug 24
140
35
28% Oct
13% Dec
42
Mar
133 V» Dec
54
117
17
35% Aug 16
1
21% Oct
cq
Dec
12
6
Feb
9
Mar
8
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
Aug
126
4
18
Jun
21
34
Jan
4
25!
Sep
28
38% Jan
16
6IV1 Oct
26
82% Feb
10
3lVa Feb
4
30
65% Dec
63
1457/a Mar
3
3
66% Feb
125
76
Feb
28
18%
19'/.
17%
18%
11
10,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
21,600
30 Va
21%
20
11
103 Vs Jan
34Va Feb
33% Mar
•
23%
130
4
130% Aug. 31
May 11
44 Va Dec
16
Jan
23% Jun
64% Jan
121 % Jan
23%
24 Vt
16 Vt
*16'A
22 Vt
21 Va
3
20
Mar
Feb
4
7
26
29% Sep
27
28
27% Sep
Mar
8
18% May 17
Jan
7
73% Jun
17
Jan
19% Jan
28
Jan
26
Feb
1
13% Jan
4
20% Jan
1
24
42% Mar
17
55% Jun
17
Oct
31
68% Jan
15
Dec
6
54 Vt Jan. 11
27
Feb
9
Apr
5
29% Jan
13
3
23
27
1
63% Jan
Feb
Oct
41
7
Feb
-
21
.
,
90
Apr
3
AMP Inc
25% Mar 14
Ampex Corp
58% Apr
3
Amphenol-Borg
3
54% Apr
7
4
40%"Feb 20
31'A Oct
5
I
45 Vt Apr
90 % Jan
13
93% Feb
16
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
37
17
44% Feb
16
Anaconda
footnotes,
see
page
Jan
24. %
Inv Co
Ltd—£1
1
25
25
33 V.
Anaconda
Wire
Anchor
94
113
114%
33,400
*84
84%
100
38%
27%
53,400
84
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
95
*93%
95
*93%
95
*93%
3,400
95
17
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
21%
17%
*16 Va
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
90
20%
21
89
90
88 Vt
89%
88
40
88%
43%
43
88%
43%
41%
43%
88%
8,200
44%
16,900
62%
64
63%
119
117
116%
&
47%
♦142 Vt
143%
*142%
143%
*142 Vt
143%
39%
40%
38%
-40'/a
37%
38%
14%
♦142
39%
43
67%
66%
-49%
68%
9,500
115%
117
118%
15,700
49
15
50%
9,800
36,100
14'/a
15%
143%
*142%
143%
40%
39%
40%
24,600
46
47%
46%
47%
45%
45%
46
45%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
23%
22%
61
23 Vt
16,400
61%
60%
61%
60
60%
59%
60%
60%
61%
143%
16,800
Xl41%
143%
65%
143%
"142%
46%
143%
142%
*
144%
142 %
45%
6,500
145
66%
*65%
66 %
*123
124%
123%
123%
20
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
19%
20%
20
33%
33
33%
33 Va
33%
33 Va
33%
32%
32%
610
20%
33
82 %
66
*123%
66%
125
66%
•123%
66%
*65%
125
125
66%
600
125
30
10,500
13,700
,
82%
82
82%
82 V.
83
82%
84
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
3,200
33%
33
33
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33%
124%
127
125%
127%
2%
-2,200
252,200
125
130
in
82 Vt
126 Va
2
2
128%
2
32
23%
23%
24'/a
29
75
29
126%
16%
88
90
85
,15%
2 a'
79%
125
HI
78
126
2
iV
13!
79%
79%
81%
8,300,000
37,900
126%
126%
126%
126 %
126%
126%
640
46%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
24,600
26%
*27
16%
lit
78
5,800
48
*28%
27%
*27
32
77%
82 %
25 Va
27
24 %
25
24%
25 Va
13,300
29Vt
♦28%
29%
*28%
29%
27%
,
27 Va
27 Va
•27
27%
27%
100
16 Vt
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
10,400
88 %
84%
88
87%
88 Vt
86%
87%
'
28%
*27
200
28%
.
9,800
_1
22%
23
22%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
226,500
56%
58%
56
57
50 Vt
52%
48
51 Vt
47 Vt
49%
61,000
53%;
54%
53%
54%
52 Va
53%
53 Vt
54
54
54%
32,900
36%
37
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
37
37
37%
1,140
44%
45
44%
45 Vt
44%
45%.
44
44%
44
44%
4,700
No par
v
>
*
6.25
& Co_.
47%
14%
42%
1,000
217,500
,
Corp__l
Hocking Glass Cbrp^—
preferred———™
47%
49%
15%
46%
5<0
Cable
66%
14%
47
14%
48%
—1
42
115%
15%
47%
25 '
65
Vt
117%
15
126 Vt
25
62%
113%
49%
126%
Smelting—1
shares
65
118%
48%'
126 Vt
.;
Anderson Clayton
114%
84
39%
75%
series
Common
v.
112%
84
28 Va
74%
25 :
Electronics
&
150
113%
27%
*93%
12.50
Co
4
12
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
33% Peb
Jan
25
series
endorsed
102 Va
89V4
par
1
Lead
102
6,300
Corp
5%%
Zinc
4-
85
For
6%
Preferred
101
3,600
Works Co com___5
Preferred
American
800
4,900
101
39%
28%
95
-IOO
Water
*82%
16%
22%
101
17%
preferred_100
preferred
Viscose
110%
49,800
16%
22
17%
—
American
84
26%
16%
22
16%
10
Tobacco common
41% Jan
33% Jan
.
6%
113%
*82%
25%
27'A
19,600
21
Co—No par
«to Tel Co
44
Jan
112%
84
41%
*100%
6,300
11,500
89%
53%
100
American
28
17% Feb
113%
101
28%
203
88%
17%
com—5
Rights
American
4
27% Feb
*100%
27%
199
89
52%
Steel Foundries—;
Tel
Va
16%
22
29
199 Vt
17%
Sugar Refining com
3
Apr
51
3
3
Apr
128
3
Apr
2 372
81 %
3
1A Mar 22
May 19
Jan
Sany
preferred
American
23
28%
52%
Stores Co
7%
87%
30
17%
No par
American
6
197%
91%
50%
1
Chem
American
27
200%
88
17%
common
African
199
50%
25
preferred
Amer South
29
199%
92%
17%
Develp'm't Corp_l
Co
700
4,100
19%
10%
50%
—_—-100
Snuff
35%
17%
Co
non-cumulative
American
86 % Mar 24
3
30% Jan
16
35% Mar 21
3
28% Jan
6%
66%
22%
34
19 Va
90%
'
American
65%
22%
34%
49%
Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
7
65%
22%
48%
Seating Co
Ship Building
2
65 Va
22%
*33%
17%
American
7%
50
17%
American
20
Apr
27'A Jan
19% Mar-16
27% Jan
American
9
Mar 20
13,900
19,000
48%
—No par
preferred
Amer Research &
26% Mar 21
3
60% Jan
30% Aug 26
108% Dec
50 V2 Mar
3
3
&
41%
700
86
17'A
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
7%
6
40% Mar 13
13
122% Feb
23
79 Va Jan
143 % Mar
8
Jan
136% Jan
3
Jun
25
4
54% Jan
20
27% Mar 15
Mar
33% Jan
14
3
Jan
Amer
Mar 20
40%
43%
48%
Co
Std
11% Nov
120
41%
16%
27%
—_1
Gas
Va Apr
43
75,900
22 %
*93 Va
1.66%
—
33 % Oct
43 Vt Apr
48%
2
Corp
Sep
46%
No par
Co
44
*84
16%
83
100
47% Mar 23
*42%
19%
29%
20%
40 V2
100
Metals-No par
Climax Inc com—1
&
1,900
7,400
6,400
85
21%
112 Vt
-
11% "
196
94%
101
2,700
•
42%
16 Vt
*100%
95,500
48%
22 Vt
100
41%
37%
47'/.
16'A
Fdry com—3.50
&
35
18,900
40%
37%
40%
v
22
1
111——1
of
*34
10
10%
199%
Corp
42%
21,100
19%
19%
29%
Products—___——1
Co
47%
65%
5
Foreign Power
46 Vt
41%
40c
Inc__
Hospital Supply Corp—2
Mar 23
370
84%
87
47%
65 Vt
No par
Secur
46 Va
'
Co_.
Corp
Lines
40
,___3
American
18
:
,
49
89 Vt
39%
com_
Power
82% Mar 28
26
600
21%
-
9%
preferred
European
4 Va %
64
20Va
46 Va
Barge Line Co
American
.*
•63
21%
*19%
__No par
Crystal Sugar
34% Jan
6
64
20%
No par
:
Co
American
8
*63
64%
20%
10Va
American
123 % Mar
46%
47 Va
Cable
American
5%%
*45%
63
25
&
Chicle
4%% ' prior
8
46
20 Vt
American
Mar
37%
46
9%
18
104
37 Va
46 Vt
46 Va
22 Vt Mar
3
4
37%
46
20
1
12.50
16% Apr
9
Jan
36%
46 Vt
*
94
300
14,300
37'/a
*19%
Corp__
common
9
Apr
61,500
36%
_1
;
:
Radio
24
3
-7,200
23%
111%
37 Vt
*45%
44%
203% Mar 27
Jan
32%
23%
—20
common
<&
16
% Apr
-32
111%
23%
115
20%
20 Va Jan
4
32%
23%
•110
63
4
Jan
32
23%
19%
8
61% Jan
32%
115
700
5,000
65,800
63
Jan
24
32
23
*110
24
64
33 Va Jan
176% Jan
32%
23%
4,700
20%
27
14
,
112
37
46
19%
No par
74
22%
112
37%
*63
2
Co
J,
32 Va
23 Va
110%
Arma Corp
Shoe
,32%
1
100
preferred
17 V8 Sep
18
110
39,000
111
33%
Electric
15
81%
26 Vt
26
*106%
78%
American
38% Jan
81 %
26
111
35%
2
62% Dec
82%
25%
32%
Mar
198 % Jun
*81%
•106 %
81
67
9
81%
26 Va
111
52%
.4,000
36%
3
15
52
32%
57% Jan
29
81%
25%
*106%
52%
9
79%
59 Va July 18
Sep
26%
110
8%
.
35%
21
22 Vs
9
32%
46 Vs Jan
36% Mar
9
51 Va
82%
26
*106%
47
142'A Feb
53
*81%
26%
112
87
11'A Mar 10
20
18%
46
4
96%
62%
*85
8% Jan
*96
18
100
11
96%
61
—10
9Va Jan
*95 Vt
64
,-—-10
30
44%
18%
Distilling Co
6% Jun
43%
96%
62%
Cyanamid Co
Mar
1,450,200
"
18
American
37
13%
46%
American
24% Jan
20
14
4
21% Feb
87 Va
10,600
46%
Apr
3
15,600
}
47 Va
44
3
5,900
16 'A
82 Va
871/2
*87%
13%
8
32 Va Mar 16
34%
46%
20
17% Jan
'
79 Va
45%
29V. Jan
31% Mar 15
89%
34%
16%
79%
14%
42% Mar
52
*87'A
34%
50%
14
7
79
34%
46%
30
30
16%
77%
46%
89
Oct
16
76%
46%
30 Va Dec
17 Vs Dec
15%
80
15%".'
59% Jun
28
34%
16
47 Va
28
•
35 Vt
15%
•77%
53%
21
Mar 20
4%
14
25
Mar 17
•
46%
23% Oct
50
'
48
39% Oct
87
:
1
Co
Co
Amer Commer
Mar 30
33%
12 V8
14
*45
Chain
27
81 Va Jun
19.J800
12%
47
26%
preferred—
American
21
14'A
;
47%
•
*94
50
Can
Dec
5
13%
32%
13%
37
Inc
24% Jan
77
14 V.
32 V.
45-
46 Va
No par
Cable
26
16
13%
32%
13 V4
'
13%
32%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Oct
46 Va Mar 22
13,700
13 Va
32
89%
No par
preferred—.
7%
JO,100
v
85'/a
13%
33%
*87%
*106%
preferred
American
6
42 Vs Jan
36:
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
87
13%
32%
89%
*87%
*
35% Dec
85%
14 Va
33%
.
83
Note common—__lo
Bank
American
7
83
36 Va
18%
common
Bakeries
Theatres
8
35%
10
Corp
convertible
8
3
6,200
37
10
Agricultural Chemical—No
3%%
28%
36 Va
100
Corp
Amerada
American
37 %
No par
Amerace
9
36
63%
America
Mar 20
Feb
37%
*81%
common
Apr
119
27%
36
12.50
of
10
Jan
38 %
100
Limited
Co
American
25% Mar
Mfg
American
36
7,000
28
52 %
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amer
27 Va
No par
Alpha Portland Cement—
7
28
16%
5
convertible preferred
24% Feb ' 9
3
13
4.08%
33% Mar 23
3
Nov
Allis-Chalmers
3
21
27%
18%
.
65
4
34 Va Dec
91
Corp
82 Vs
3
21
4%
1
20 Va
27%
35
No par
:
Mar 24
26
24
78 Vt Jan
31 Va Jan
Feb
21%
27%
62%
Corp
Corp common
preferred
13
36 %
84
20 V.
27 Va
9
Stores
81% Mar 28
21%
157,500
5
Mills
5
19,000
21%
20%
_l
Co—
28
132
23
Kid
28
40
15
Dec
Allied
Jan
26
24
19
1
Apr
Oct
Nov
28
Feb
15
52 Va
20V4
15%
_10
Inc
Chemical
Jan
22
26
Allied
1
22% Oct
61% Oct
Jan
4
84% Sep
95
28 Va Sep
44
Apr
50%
21'A
34%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_!
1
Allegheny Power System
_5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
19
52'/a
20%
80 %
_1
common-
41,000
51
20%
4%
.—100
convertible preferred
57%
54 %
19'/a
1
J.
55 Va
52 Va
21
5
Inc
57 V.
1,800
19%
72Va'
2
common
29,600
55%
12%
2
—
500
75
19
87
No par
:
56 Va
125%
37 %
_50c
Corp
Products
4 Va %
4
28% Oct
32 %'
Gas
52
73'/.
125%
54
13%
Inc
Industries—
J
Alabama
Mar 17
88
Reduction
58 %
*50
73 Va
121 %
21
32%
—;
54
52
70%
121
Shares
19%
__1
Products
*49
70 %
120
for
the Week
21%
._____.__.__1
Corp—
58 %
Friday
April 7
April 6
50
69 %
*115
sales
Thursday
27%
No par
Corp.—
*49
70 %
120
55%
55 Va
S^LE PRICES
19 %
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.2.50
15% Mar 24
33% Mar
% Jan
54 Va
10
1
_
54%
HIGH
April 5
50
69%
*115
AND
Wednesday
21
1
Co
50'
69 Va
116
51 Va
25
Inc—
49%
67%
115
1
■
Adam^pi^press
Mar 13
40
Mar 14
7
April 4
49 Va
100
Industries Inc
Stores
Tuesday
April 3
5
preferred
Corp
58 Va Mar 23
3
common.
convertible
ABC
4
Monday
Par
•
_1
22
Feb
LOW
STOCK
Fund
21 % Apr
3
10 Va Jan
24
Mar
75
3
17
32% Jan
23% May 31
50
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
44% Jan
52 Va Jan
35 % Oct
13
No par"
21.80
93
"
39 Va
93
40%
*93
40%
94
41%
*93
41
94
41 %
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41%
94
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94
41%
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41%
10
9,000
14
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1566)
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Monday, April 10, 1961
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...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Feb
20
4Q% Jan
3
41
39 ^8 -ucc
5
2d
33'A Jan
July 26
37 y2 Feb
21
46
57
Sep
19
77% Jan
4
67% Jan
3
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
39
Jan
26
53'/a Dec
21
50
75
Jan
13
83 '/a Aug
26
78 Va Jan
28% Oct
24
44% Jun
9
12 V2 Oct
10
20 'A Jan
11
19'/a Oct
26
16% Oct
24
27'A Jan
5
July 25
23%'Jan
4
18
Jan
30
Jan
3
10
73%
73%
72'A
73%
72 Va
73%
72%
73
72
73
11,800
45%
44'A
45%
36,900
58'A
,•"59'A
Steel
&
Corp___
_.
31
Feb
(Del)_
__.
31% Apr
47
45 Va
46%
44 'A
44%
45%
59%
60
60
60
59%
5974
59'A
59'A
82
82
83
83
83
83
8 l'A
81'A
*82
39'A"
40%
40
40'A
39'/a
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39%
40 'A
40
41
15
15
14'A
15
15
15
*14'A
15
15
15%
5
6
4
27'/a Mar 14
Ashland
45 ya Mar 14
2nd
9'% Jan
,
7
108% Apr
6
3
63% Mar 20
5
21% Jan"'- 3
&
28% Feb
1
79'A Jan
15
40 '/2 Mar
4
preferred SI.50 series!
5.25%
1st
No
preferred
Common
10'% Mar
57e
35% Jan
4
43% Feb
27
21
13
24
43
Jan
5
48'% Feb
2
Atlantic
3
57% Mar 16
Atlantic
31'% Jun
17
29
42% Jan
74'% Jan
4
80% Aug
18
76
Dec
5
6'% Jan
4
13% Dec
2
15% Feb
15
13'/a Feb
9
26
73
Jan
6
3
Oct
66
96% Jan
26
8
83% Mar
Jan
3
3'% Jan
3
4% Feb
14% Jan
Atlas
27
13
5%
4
Atlas
22% Apr
26% Aor
6
Austin
7
4
13'/a Jan
5
11
21'/a Feb
1
52'/a July 11
33% Jan
16
45% Mar 29
Automatic
11% May 11
17'% Aug 18
13'/a Jan
3
21 % Mar -30
Avco
18% Dec
19% Dec
30
17 y. Feb
2
40% Apr
Avnet
Mar 11
31
30
Conv
3
26%
280
4,600
.
640
29
29%
8,300
29%
30%
53,200
26'/a
26%
20,300
43 'A
43'A
43'A
900
77'A
77'/a
78%
3,500
-
43
43
43
43
77
76'%
76%
76 fa
108%
*107%
J
107'%
107'%
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61%
61%
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24%
10
10'/a
10
41,'
41 %
41%
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-
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common.
pref
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of
Co
Amer_2.50
18
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:
53%
81%
3%
13%
115
61.'A
109
120
62
6i y8
61%
1J.300
24%
113
24 yB
24%
86,900
10%
19,500
4445*"
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5c
33
>21
86:
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45
53%
54%
82%
82%
4'/a
3%
1'3%
13%
117
A3
9%
41
41%
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86
2,200
86
44%
44
55%
56%
56%
57
82'%
4
82%
80%
82%'
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44%
4,500
71,500.
610
4
3%
3%
52,500
13%
14
14'/a
14%
4,900
111 %
18%
3%
13%
107
18%
44
108 '/a
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112'/a
113
10,100
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21
22%
22
22%
25
.
24
26
28
28 '/a
28 '/a
2,500
41
42%
42%
43%
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19%
20
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20
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108
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54%
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-
86
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46%
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54
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86
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41'%
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-
No par
108
■
10
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Nichols
20% Jan
24'% Jan
2.9%
31%
26
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62
common-
preferred
1
Aug
Electric Co
Powder
31
12%
20% Oct
107'%
28%
30 Va
31%
26%
61%
Refining common-.
—10
series B preferred-.——100
Corp
Apr
117
76'%
28'A
25%:
107'%
preferred__lo
Coast Line RR—
$3.75
'
43
77 »/a
77
preferred—i______—_____100
4%
Jan
44%
28'/a
4,100
83%
29%
,
10
%
_
Atlantic City
84
31'%
26%
•
.
100
•
non-cumulative
88% May 11
26%
*43%
par
Co___
Investment
26'/a Mar 22
87'/a Feb
28'/a
28%
_1
Associates
3,,
2774
28 %
26%
.
Dry Goods Corp—
3
58% Feb
43% Dec
28 '/a
28
26'/a
.
Refining common—1
Common
9% Jan
29
38% Aug 29
-
27%
Oil
5,500
6,000
'
46 y8
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
20'/2 Sep
Shares
——5
28
9
53 'A Jan
10'% Aug
Co
2.50
8
Feb
102% Feb
27% Jan
46%
'Jan
4
7
40%
45%
22
July 18
27
40%
45 %
20
7
Jan
40%
45%
20 % Feb
<78% Apr
63
40%
45 %
—
7
106
40%
45%
7
4
9
40%
45%
<.1
69% Feb
10
40%
No par
35% Jan
Feb
the Week
45%
Va
April 5
______1
5
49% Oct
April 1
40'A
Associated
100
Friday
April 6
40%
23
15% Apr
13% Mar 16
Sales for
Thursday
46
Mar 23
42
PRICES
40%
_____
._
60 'A Mar 30
83'/a Feb
3
HIGH
45%
Armour
48% Mar 17
4,
11
AND
Wednesday
5
Armco
75 % Mar 1 i
21
75
April 4
.No par
CorpJ
Oil
Argo
Dec
27
Tuesday
April 3
Archer-Daniels-Midland
28
% Mar 29
37% Jan
1
56% Jan
Monday
Par
'
25% Aug 22
29% Jun
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
23 V«
30% Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
37%
34%
37%
>19%
I 37 "a
•
38%
37'/a
39%
17,300
171.100
286,700
B
Babbitt
(B
16
7% Jan
5
4% Jaa
3
7% Mar 29
5
4'/a Aug
37% Jan
4
3t»% Jan
10
44% Mar 22
Babcock & Wilcox Co
4
12% Jan
3
iova
o
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
20
4
Baltimore
27 "/a Oct
to
11'/a Oct
31
17'/a a
24'/a Jan
26
30'/2 Aug 12
27% Jan
90'A Jan
18
98% Aug
30
94 Va Jan
4
82 'A Jan
12
28'A Jan
3
47
Jan
19
Jan
3
47'/a Jan
19
an
Sep
88
8
14
x
30% Apr
Jan
27
13
4%
Inc
100
Gas
8
24% Oct
31
43% Jan
22 y8 Sep
28
34
45 */a Oct
26
62 % Feb
43'A Oct
26
59
12'/a Dec
21
13 '/2 Dec
Jun
1
'72 y2 Dec
Feb
24
70'/a Mar 17
Barber
14% Nov
17
16% Oct
15% Jan
3
19% Mar 15
Basic
27
18% Feb
8
22
'/a Mar 1-5
Basic
Products
3
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
3
34'/2 Mar
8
587/a Jun
30'/2 Oct
5
45
Dec
18
39 ya May
37
62% Jan
17% Jan
65
39% Mar 24
Jan
33 % Apr
4
5
51 '/a Jan
6
Dec
275'
1
20
25% Jun
9
103% Sep
2
87
78
21
Aug -10
81
12
18
Jan
17
Bayuk
Beatrice
97% Feb
3
83
42 V2 Apr
14
31 y2 Dec
50% Dec
32'/2 Mar 31
141/2 Jun
19
35% Feb
Jan
16'/a Apr
31
5
72
4
45'A Mar 29
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33'/a Jan
45
Jan
7
50'/2 Nov
28
48'/a Jan
12
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
l'/a Jan
3
30% Nov
1
387/a Jan
13
33»/a Jan
3
33% Feb
8
Jun
8
Jan
3
37% Dec
5
57'A Jan
4
39% Jan
3
Aug 26
141% Jan
3
50
151
6
Bell
5
Jan
12 y« Jan
Creek
<
42
Anf
l'/2Jan
38
Apr
Best
12% Jan
3
16'A Apr
F»b
8
71
Jan
60
76
Mar
35% Sep
26
49'/2 Mar 25
41
Jan
9
54
Feb
24
53
32% Jan
3
45
Apr
7
4
Black
Mar 13
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 17
Bliss
26
47% Mar 17
Boeing
21
Oct
24
22'/2 Jan
6
18% Oct
50'A'
51
50%
50'A
50'A
51
50%
50%
2,500
41
42 'A
41
41%
6,500
22% Jan
6
3
28
1
pfd
50
_10
Decker
&
(E
Laughlin
W)
17
Bohn
Aluminum
3
Bond
Stores
7
Book-of-the-Month
40 y4 Feb
1
67% Dec
5
55%
Feb
67% Mar 17
Borden
31% Nov
2
48 '/2 Jan
6
35
Jan
43% Mar 29
76'/a Dec
15
79'/2 Mar 30
78
Jan
Borg-Warner Corp
3'A%
preferred
18 % Aug
10
29
Sep
22
79% Jan
4
11% Jan
13
5 Va Jan
3
20% Jan
18
9% Jan
4
4
8% Jan
3
13% Apr
13 Va Jan
30% Oct
28
41 Va Jan
6
23% Jan
3
37'/a Feb
Jan
11
39 'A Jan
3
47
12
6
Jan
3
63 % Jan
4
48
Jan
3
66% Dec
30
64 Va Jan
Mar
3
81% Feb
3
11
11
35% Feb
18%
*3l'A
3§'A
*34'A
35'A
*34'A
35'A
58'A
59'A
59'A
59%
59'A
58'A
157a
*15%
58 'A
59'A
58%
110
Mar 16
Aug 25
29'A Aug
4
38% Dec
12 'A Dec
7
24'A Jan
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
Jun
6
86
26% Jun
15%
157/a
15%
15%
68,800
63%
63 '/a
64%
637 a
64'A
_1
18,300
44%
45'A
43%
44%
44'/a
44%
44
44'A
437/a
44%
50'A
50%
51%
5 l'/a
5 l'/a
5 l'A
5 l'A
51
5 l'/a
1,100
2 pesos
1 %
l'A
1%
l'A
1 '/a
1%
1 %
1%
1%
1%
44,300
37'/a
37%
37%
37%
3 7'/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
.
*51
.
44 'A
43 %
95
44'/»
1951
100
"15%
*3-3'A
44%
47 Va
144 7
a
15%
15
15%
74
74
74
74
95
43
*93'A
44'A
46%
43%
46%
144'A
144'A
15%
46 'A
♦144
15%
16%
15%
15%
74
74'A
74'A
74'A
50c
50 %
50%
51
5 l'A
50:%
51
51
52
51%
42
41'A
417
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40%
41%
40'A
41
41
45
2.50
26%
27
1
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-
Corp
5
44
25.
26%
26%
26%
26%
21%
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
21'A
2074
213/4
28,600
%
45%
42%
44%
41%
43%
43%
44
Va
43 'A
44 Va
106,300
'
25%
25 %
25 '/a
25'/a
*25'A
25 Va
1,400
26%
25%
25%
20%
21
20%
21 V'a
20:%
21%
21 'A
21%
21%
22
1.25
34%
34%
33 'A
34
32 'A
33'A
33'A
35%
35%
36%
9,700
7.50
:
25 'A
,.1
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63%
65
62 "'a
63%
63
64%
64%
65
63'A
64'A
12,100
40%
41 %
40 'A
41 'A
41
4
41
41%
17,900
79
80'A
80'A
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79
79
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40 V'a
36'A
39
38'A
38%
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73 >A
72%
73%
73
73%
4,700
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.
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common
42 %
41%
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100
*78
79
79
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40
40'A.
39 V'a
39%
73%
74
73
74
25
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3
.
,
10'A
10'A
10'A
/
13%
13'A
13%
35 V4
58,100
35%
3 5'A
35%
3 5'/a
35%
35 'A
35'A
45
45 VA
10,300
46
46%
47
45'A
47
Inc
Co
6
3.50
7%
56 Va
57'A
ll
common--
5'A
7'A
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preferred
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Brooklyn
7'4%
-32%
7 Va
71/4
7
55%
55%
55
74%
85 Va
32%
33
72 'A
74 %
*83
73%
85 'A
327«
1
*83
34
22'A Mar 27
Bucyrus-Erie
17'A Jan
Budd
32% Mar 21
4
11'A Jan
3
17% Mar
36% Aug
9
31
Jan
4
43
29
16% Dec
2
24
72'A Dec
9
76'/a May 13
Jan
21
66
20'/a May 27
24
21%
__5
Inc
Apr
7
4'/2%
23
34'/a Apr
6
Jan
26
2
27'/a Jan
3
.
40% Jun
70'A Mar 28
85
6
—
•
38'A Mar 20
second
Sep
1
21% Feb
28
25
Mar 10
Bush
16
Jan
4
8 Va Jan
3
13
Feb
Byers Co
28
38'A Jan
4
4'/s Jan
3
3
18'A Oct
43% Nov
20
11% Apr
4
45
Mar
7
92
Dec
14
77% Jan
12
19
Mar
9
24'A Dec
8
2l'A Jan
4
87
Sep 12
49
Apr ,29
45% Dec 21
27% Apr
18
61'A Aug 22
see
page
83'/aJan 25
44
Jan
19
44
•
Jan
3
21% Jan
-
.
24.
3
Jan
4
59
49% Mar
28
6
5'A Jan
•
11
20% Apr
3
18% Jan 12
102'A Mar 23
28'/a Apr
88
;
.
4
Mar 13
49'A Mar 3
51'A Mar 9
25y8Mar22
83 ..Apr
3
*
Terminal
3-,200
109'%
74'A
73'A
85 'A
*83
109%
pref-—
900
74%
20,500
84'A
33%
34%
33'A
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34 '■
14,800
109%
109%
7.9
79'/2
79'A
79
79
64
66%
6 6'A
68%
66%
68%
39%
39'/a
39'A
*39'/a
39'A
39%
39%
1,400
21%
20'A
21 '/a
19%
20 '/a
18'A
19%
35,800
80 'A
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64%
21
15%
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.
16
15'A
85 'A
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3 l'A
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15%
15%
85 'A
31%
*83
31%
31
15%
15%
85'A
*83
31
70
110
1,100
283,800
16%
39,700
85'A
31
31
16 Va
16%
16%
16 %
16
16%
15%
16'A
15%
39%
40%
38%
39 '/a
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38%
>
2,700
16%
40 'A
39%
com—_1
100
100
100
17
17'A
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17'/a
17%
16%
17 V'a
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18
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.
20 'A
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20%
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20'/a
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79
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72
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85
79
3,400
17%
17%
33,400
19%
20'A
139,800
771/2
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90
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79
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72
*84
1
9,000
85
84%
85
72
*69
40
____1
5
Burndy Corp ;
Burroughs Corp
28
110
39%
31
3,300
56
55%
39%
5
2
78% Mar
85'A
7
10
26
3
31
35%
46'A
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—
Co
*109
16
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109%
15 %
No par
—
Feb
13% Jan
39 'A
21%
Jan
6
footnotes,
39 'A
Co
68
'
12
18
For
63 'A
81
73'A Jan
15
7'A Jan
28
64%
Industries Inc
4%
preferred
3 %%
preferred
26% Jan
May 26
63 '/a
Burlington
6
55
Watch
Bulova
13
43'A Mar 14
No par
No par
_____
18'/a Mar 13
31
32% Mar, 22
78
Inc
21% Mar 28
3% Oct
20% Oct
Bullock's
5
127/a Dec
26
Line
Forge
3
37'A Jan
9% May 13
78
Co
Bullard Co
2
Mar 20
78
common
16% Jan
„
Feb
Co
109
___15
preferred
Buffalo
15% Jan
■
80
$5
Pipe
4
Jan
67'A Sep
82 'A Sep
5
7% Oct
19
Mar 23
series A__—100
Inc
Corp_I
23% Aug 25
6
26'A Dec
Buckeye
24
Co
-900
7
55%
*83
•
600
574
35%
7%
56 VA
74 V4
85 VA
32 'A
*5'A
*441/2
7'A
55%
•
75
*83
*46
57A
7%
5
preferred
-
Shoe
40
14 Va Apr
78'/a May
5.50%
5
7
80
10 %
3
17% Jan
26
l'A
7,700
13%
Jan
30'A Nov
•
2,200
57 a
13% Jan
3
26'/a
13%
35
Jan
26 Va
10%
7
29
26%
127a
4
Jan
3,100
11,300
10'A
Brunswick
84
260
52,
41 'A
*5'A
8
9
700
20,700
16'A
5'A
74% Mar
13
95,000
13%
17
13% Feb
5,500
47
10%
Jan
80% Jan
44
144'A
74 "A
*73
6.000
13
Brown
6
46'A
38
*10
1
18
43%
144 Va
9,400
13%
8
15
43%
46%
144'A
95
11'A
Mar
Feb
*93'A
5 'A
80'A Mar
'
95
13'A
44
•
-
2,000
30,600
*10'A
3%%
17
Sep
24
2
10% Oct
50
5,700
16
591/2
100
30
30
1
110
10
157/a
58 %
16%
__40c
Brass
&
Airways
Jan
Dec
44% Dec
80
106'A Jan
19
29
16
59%
20
13,700
61%
,
68
76'/a Aug
Jan
66
84
14'A
*93%
'
104
317,400
18%
*83
63%
common-
Maine RR—
Bristol-Myers
86'A Mar 14
30'A Jan
18%
15%
Manufacturing Co
Briggs &: Stratton Corp
20
78'A Jan
30
84
18'A
63
Briggs
Mar 29
Aug 30
82
31% Dec
1%
84
18%
14 V'a
preferred—
Braniff
7% Mar 10
58
1%
8,600
No par
5%
12'/4 Mar 22
12 % Jan
48
'A
1%
70
23,400
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common__,._5
4 '/2 %
convertible preferred
50
28
31
•'
>'/.
20%
134
__l
Common
3
8'A Oct
'■
1%
96%
96
20
133
63%
Inc
Stores
Food
&
Boston
22
23
95
60
l'A
"97
'20%
134
84
15'A
16
59
£ 4,600
_____50
:_
Edison
Boston
6% Mar 22
Dec
60%
*15 "A
2,700
61,'A
14 %
Inc_
Co
Borman
2
9'/a Dec
59:i4
16
60%
,
41% Mar 20
76'A Mar
61 'A
16
59
34%
320
63
;
22'/2 Mar
11
60 'A
35 %
20%
133 'A
60 'A
"290
18'A
18%
*34%
35%
*34
.'*96'A
"
21%
*83
33%
"
61"
320
135
1.V
84
18%
33'A
61
*290
97
20'A
132
1 %
*83
13%
33'A
62'A
320
*96'A
135 »A
1%
84
18%
33'A
-
13%
Inc
36'A Apr
Jan
1U
*83
97
21
20%
134%
62
*290
1
common
Co-
18% Jan
67
*96V2'
139%
33%
62%
320
5
Corp
Co_^
Airplane
19% Jan
28% Jan!
'97
20%'* 21 %
134%
34
'A
*290
42%
____10
10
29
'
62
42 Va
*93 %
Mfg Co
11
Dec
33'/a
•
62%
320
*96%
.
43
'
_10o
Co___
1 6
69
No par
42'A
34
62'/a
1 %
_103
1
series of
24% Feb
27% Feb
34
*290
?jl00
i.
43 'A
41%
10
Co
22'/a Feb
4
51'A
___'2/50
(Del)
28'A Jan
17
2,300
514
10
Inc
Co
26
Mar 22
2,900
2 l'A
common
17% May 11
76'/a Jan
17%
21
!_
Steel
pfd
&
35'/2 Jan
25
2.100
17%
21
Inc__—
Blaw-Knox
4
38% Feb
68
18''/a
20%
46%
20
31
67%
177/8
144'A
39'A Dec
29% Jan
43% Oct
68'A
18
207a
46%
20% Jan
9
68 «/a
18
20%
144'A
11
12
69
18'A
21
1
Co
Gypsum
4%%
8
68'A
177a
20%
45%
Mar 28
23
69%
18%
21%
144'A
33
12% Oct
*6.)
18'A
8
Bliss
21 '/2 Dec
69
68%
preferred.,
j—
100
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common_'__.'.5
27
37% Oct
-
21 '/a
7%
5
3
82
u an
Co
&
Bethlehem
27
21% Feb
5% Dec
4,000
Corp
Bestwall
6
Feb
19
38'A Nov
200
1,300
17%
:
,_-____l
Intercontinental
47'A Mar
18
5
57'A
55%
17
preferred-:
48% Mar 13
146
11% Dec
5
57'A
55
16%
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
7
69'A Oct
59% Feb
57'A
55%
16%
5%
19
.
240
55'A
____
Beneficial Finance
38
5 U
1,800
30%
*56'A
preferred___100
RR
Howell
Bendix
32
30%
16'A
Belding-Heminway
61% Apr
3 l'A
30%
55%
;
Bell
4
31%
3 l'A
370
57%
Corp
23
17'/a Aug 30
3,500
16
4%%
(AS)
28
74 y2 Jan
24
34
55%
u.
16% Feb
93% Mar 16
33'A
*56'A
No par
63'A Feb
89% Feb
33%
15%
common.___12.50
14'/2 Jan
July 26
33%
31
,
55%
Instruments
4>A%
33 'A
34%
57 '/4
Co
prior
Aircraft
&
33'A
33%
87
15 V4
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
64'A Mar 21
48% Jan
87 "A
98%
55 'A
;
preferred
Shoe
Beech
8
8,500
98'A
98'A
'*86'A
*56'A
Inc
48% Jan
93
11'/a July 27
138'A Jan
Beech
30%
98'A
30'A
98%
87'A'
15%
Corp
13
57'/2 Jun
25
56'A Oct
34
18
29
Beck
6
30 Va
*86'A
'30
30 'A
98%
*86
56 '/a
Rights
84 % Mar 20
>
86 %
56%
Mills Incj__^
Beckman
22% Jan
6
Mar
29%
30%
99%
15'A
10
20% Mar 29
8
37% Jan
89% Feb
Oct
25
7
19% Nov
Jan
Vz %
'
■85
16 800
21,500
"
56 V'a
Inc
Foods
conv
Beaunit
Mar 22
1% Mar 3
lfs Mar 28
Apr
4
21
21'A Apr
141
3
79,600
6%
••5.6%
Corp
Lomb
Cigars
3%%
14%
6%
:___1
Corp__
Corp
Works
&
31
Mar 16
44
14'A
1
Iron
Bausch
9
43
14%
:_100
Aroostook
Oil
35'A Feb
17'/2 Mar 14
13
Bath
1
32'/a
6%
42'A
14%
14 Va
preferred_lOo
Preferred stamped
Bangor'&
64 »'flan
11
15 '/a Sep
62'/2 .Jan
56 '/2 Feb
46% Feb
275
Mar 16
94'/a Jan
Aug 29
97
3
v
18
32
6 %
41%
42%
,14'A
.
"
____100
non-cumulative
4%
23
Jan
35-
6%
42
'
15'/a
98 y4
-99
6'A
43%
4
30
85
34%
7'A,
42%
xl4'
30%
98'A
85
__100
Stamped
19
9
14
7
249
3
90'/2 Feb
631
4
13% Mar
56 % Dec
Mar 21
Mar
183
5
53'/a Jan
54'/« Jan
11
Aug
Ohio common:
&
30
100
Inc
25% Jan
49
28
Aug 15
Baltimore
14 'A
100
:
6%
43'%
14
13
Elec com___No par
&
7%
42 >A
9
preferred series B
preferred series C_
Jan
80
7
1
•
Corp.
4%%
87% Feb
T)
Co
—
(A M)___;
-
30%
31%
317a
3 2'A
31%
33 'A
33'A
35%,'
37%
34'A
33%
34%
32,800
35%
36 7
35%
36 'A
_1
34%
23Va
23%
35%
35%
x22%
34%
57,500
23
22%
23'A
11%
22%
23
11
22%
11 %
11'A
11'A
11'A
11'A
11%
43'A
45 %
46
45%
46
46 VA
47'A
:__3.33'A
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Mining Corp__
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc___—
_5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
_1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
—100
No par
:
25
__No par
46%
4%.
18%
5
12
5'A
4%
5'A
19,500
18%
19 Va
17%
18%
28,400
11%
98%
89
*87
47
49
23%
*46
48%
23%
83
11,100
5%
19'A
27%
-81'/+
48%
4%
18'A
27%
.48%
47VA
4%
1017«
*46
1,300
20 %
267a
.
3,300
11'/a
4%
101 Va
♦87
•
23
Va
*11
19%
20%
11'A
a
12 'A
11'/a
12 '/a
12'A
12%
12%
12%
98
99 'A
97'A
98
91 Va
99'A
6,700
28 V'a
26'A
27
26%
21 Va
25%
89
26'A
26,100
88
88
*87
88'A
86'A
87
47
"46
47
*46
47
46'A
46'A
48%
"48 %
4874
47'A
48
47%
47%
,
23%
23%
23%
23%
24'/a
17,000
75
76%
75
75
101
23'2
-
5
23%
23%
79-
82
77
...
77
.
1
19,800
60
.
20
•'
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i
4'. H
'
"
.
2,300
2,200
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
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15
zt:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
h
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year i960
Lowest
5lA Sep
Highest
6% Jan
9% Apr
13'/a oan
5
49% Jan
4
441/* Jan
5a
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
36
2
11% Jan
15% Mar 20
Carlisle
Aug 18
91% Jan
99 % Apr
5
Carolina
Clinchfield
54
% Mar 29
Carolina
Power
Sep
10'A Dec : 9
88 % Jan 12
25% Jun
35
4
44% Sep
98
7
Monday
Carborundum
Mar 13
Carey
1
&
Feb
1
19
43 % Jan
38'A Sep
28
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
52% Mar 30
41% Jan
6
32 % Jan
3
43% Mar 13
10
45% Mar 29
25
43»/a July 15
40% Jan
10
29 'A Feb
23
27
40% Sep
26
78% Jan
4
46% Feb
5
22 '/a Jan
5
8% Jan
7% Dec
30
Jan
4Va%
61% Apr
6
Carter
13% Apr
>
Carriers
3
Case. (J
71 >/a Dec
30
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
81
22
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
5
Mar 20
38 % Apr
94
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
30 y8 Feb
88
Feb
8
94 % Sep
9
89
Jan
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
22
Jan
114% Jun
17
121 % Sep
21
115 Va Jan
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
20 Yb July 22
35 % Jan
15
24% Jan
71 '/a Dec
9%
9%
56
55%
56'A
54 %
55
32 Va
33
31%
32%
143/8
31%
143/e
143/B
14%
31%
14%
1.900
13%
14%
14
99
99
*98 Va
99'/a
x99 %
99 Va
14%
8,800
*98%
99
No par
98 Va
53
533/4
90
x52%
98%
52%
52%
53%
52%
53'/a
53
51%
52
48 V4
53 %
50%
3,700
48%
49
48
48%
4,000
40'A
40% ■"
39%
40 '/a
40 J/4
45
45
9,500
28%
29
56'/a
60%
10
12'A
80%
80%
4%
43/4
4%
1
7
4Va%
21
preferred——
Celotex
•
Corp
11
17
Jan
10
7
5%
15
21% Jan
27
-27% Apr
5
8
18% Jan
3
25% Feb
23
Aquirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co__
38
Mar
6
48
Jan
19
Central
Mar
73
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
80% Aug
32% Jan
88% Jan
59
23
27% Jan
42% Aug
95% Sep
25
38 % Jan
59
30
17
28
8
Dec
6
92% Jan
3
4
29
57% Jan
18
19% Oct
28
28% May 23
20% Jan
10j
29% Jan
26
42'/a Jun
15
38
Jan
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
July 18
13% Sep
14
9
27
27
Oct
11
July 25
26
Oct
24
42
Dec
Jan
23
■'
24
40% Apr
3V» May 11
5% Jan
18
70% Jan
11
40
Oct
24
Dec
88
21
Jan
7
50
23%
23%
24
6,200
96
97 J/a
260
65 J/4
65%
3,400
38%
39%
39
39%
39 Va
39 J/a
39 '/a
39%
39%
39%
30%
26,800
31%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30'/a
29%
30J/4
21%
8,700
22%
21%
21 J/a
36 >/2
3 6 J/a
37%
3 7 J/a.
38 J/«
13,300
41
40%
41%
41
42%
66,500
35 J/4
34 'A
34%
34
34%
30,900
28
.
v;
1
Central
27
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
57
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17
4
4
37% Feb
24
67% Jan
97
Jan
18
21
6
21% Feb
14
35 % Dec
30
7
35% Jan
9
13% Oct
24
40% Apr
26% Jan
6
3
19% Jan
31
18
13% Jan
18% Feb
27
52
62
Feb
27
St Paul &
Milw
5%
28
Feb
Chic
27
19% Feb
Chic
series
Western
29% Jan
28
Jan
20
Jan
26
Mar 22
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
32
Jan
15
Jan
26
Mar 20
Chicago Yellow
10% Oct
18
15% Jan
12% Jan
23
17
Feb
27
Chickasha Cotton Oil--
4
26% Dec
21% Jan
12
31 % Apr
4
Chock
Nov
29
71% Jan
37% Jan
3
45% Mar
3
Chrysler
30% Feb
8
10
78'/a Jan
41V2 Aug 24
87% Sep
6
37 »/a Jan
4
82'/2 Jan
3
94 J/a Feb
2
9b % Feb
7
37 »/a Jan
3
5%
.38% Mar 21
preferred series A
Full
Corp
Gas
43% Mar 20
4%
Mar 23
102J/2 Feb
28
49 'A Feb
17
43/4%
Cincinnati
Apr
4
54% Feb
8
Cities
13
40% Oct
24
51 "A Jan
4
44'/a Jan
24 J/4 Mar 17
47% Jan
18
90 Ya Jan
11
99
5
62
56 J/a Dec
6
14% Jan
5
33
Jan
21
59
Cleveland
11
Mar 23
Jan
10
36 J/2 Mar
23
$4.50
64% Mar 20
Feb
74
Electric
Clevite
Cluett
Pitts
&
Special
2
Ilium
7%
RR
guaranteed
4%
138 J/a Mar
7
95 J/a Feb
17
Coca-Cola
Co
21 "/a Jan
4
26
31
Coca-Cola
41% Jan
30% Jan
26
78
21% Oct
5
7
41% Oct
76
24
Jun
74
Jan
5
6
30Vo Jan
July
23
Jan
3
323/4 Apr
5
35% Jan
50% Aug
16
50% Mar 17
3
20% Mar
3
Colorado
3
47
2
11
Mar
Co
5%%
50
34
57
18
Feb
52
24
Jan
8
54% Feb
28
4%
Fuel
&
noncumulative
45% Jun
14
35% Jan
4
40% Feb
20
Columbia
Broadcasting
23% Dec
30
23% Jan
3
26 3/a Apr
7
Columbia
14%: Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
Jun
2
71% Nov
28
733/4 Mar 23
$4.25
56
Dec
9
52% Jan
6
58% Feb
3
Columbian
39 % Feb
3
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
62 Va Apr
5
Columbus
19% Oct
31
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
13
Combustion
72% Dec
27
3
4
Commercial
Credit
3
46
When
'
44% Apr
21% Jan
f 9
28 Va Mar 21
Commercial
8
56% Mar
20
69 % Dec
15
68 % Jan
3!
793/4 Mar 22
Commonwealth
Apr
4
6
101% Feb
8
4.64%
4
111% Feb
9
1
14 Va Jan
11
14 % Dec
29
12% Jan
3
17% Jan
18
12
Jan
3
153/8 Mar 22
Cone Mills
12'/a Jan
12
7% Jan
3
113/4 Apr
40% Dec
2
3
51
3
1
7% Jun
6
23
May 26
59
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96% Jan
13
103% Dec
30
42% Feb
17
37
Jan
66% Jan
101
Jan
Feb
Conde
193/4 Mar 29
7
6
80% Apr
7
S
105% Apr
3
$5
Consol
27
36 Vo Apr
46% Jan
42 % Dec
2
39% Jan
44
23 % Jan
6
20 3/4 Jan
24% Mar
42% May 18
51% Dec
22
503% Jan
60 % Apr
40% Jan
4
29 3% Jan
36% Mar 13
Consolidation
63% Dec
72
Apr
7
Consumers
97
Feb
24
98
Feb
7
27
Oct
5
53% Jan
4
87% Jan
4
81% Jan
6
.
12
61% Jan
96% Aug 22
7
88% Jan
923% Jan
96% Aug 25
93
88
Apr
5
Jan
85% Jan
13
30
90
% Feb
*
Mar
Consolidated
28
6
20% Sep
19
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
3
83
14
94
Oct
7
90 Va Jan
11
Jan
37% Jun
28
49
100% Jun
16
2
Dec
30
107
31% Dec
Aug 22
4
47% Jan
44% Jan
6
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
103
29% Feb
58
Mar
40% Jan
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
77% Jan
0
2
14% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
Dec
6
22% Jan
27
19% Feb
17
62% Feb
28'A
,
15%
27%
27%
•
;
,•,
A.
V; V'A
14%v
55%,,;
15%
15%,;
27%
27%
13%
•'
,55
56
1,500
% 15 '/a
15%
6,800
'.26%
273A
4,500
200
311/4
273A
30%
28
293/4
222,200
44
45%
44
44 Vi
43%
•44i/2'
44'A
451/4
43'A
45'A
%
„ ,1
"35.
<
36J/4
*.
14
*13%
14
34%
360
•
69,200
42 Ve
86 Va
101
44%
10
42%
43
87 %
101
42%
42%
42%
87%
1011/2
*993/4
45
44 ■%
44%
443/4
42%
86
86
85 %
101 '/a
87'A.
44%
45%
42
42%
101
87
101
87
101'/a
42%
87
993A
45
100
45'A
46'/a
18,600
700
620
4,500
82'A
803/4
8 li/a
11,400
52%
53%
27,800
22
21%
2 2 3/s
1,000
59 Va
61 %
59 Va
62
60
6 41/2
63'/a
661/4
64'/a
65%
20,100
13%
41 Va
23%
14%
13%
14'/a
14'/a
143/8r
14'A
14 3/8
14 Va
14%
6,500
41%
38%
41
39
3 9 3/4
393A
40 3/4
40
40
23%
23%
24'/a
23%
241/8
233/4
24
24
24%
30,300
1
49%
503/4
,.50%
51
49
50
48 Va
49
483/4
491/2
5.000
57%
58
57%
573/4
7,400
983A
98 34
420
82
10
83%
97%
98
59%
59%
34%
5o
61%
63 Vu
66 %
66 %
133% 134%
89%
89%
23%
243/4
*1400
—
36Vb
36%
76
76
28 Va
29%
,
1
par
1
1
par
par
44%
18%
5
*46
53
37%
25%
10
33
*73
57
5
84%
,
.
.
573/8
56%
573/8
98
*97%:
98
97%
98
*59
60
*59
60
60
60
*59
60 V2
*34 Va
35%
54%
*35
36
*35
36
57
63 Va
66
56 Va
57%
97%
,
*133 '
/
35'/a
66%
64'A
64 "A
237/tt
24 J/4.
.
*1400
36%
"133
89
76
76
233/4
24
29 Va
31%
44%
31 'A
431/2
60
160
13,300
6 3'/a
64 J/a
65
133%
134
85%
88 3/4
29,200
24'/a
24 Va
6,600
~35%
35,300
23%
*751/4
64%
88'/a
24'A
8 6'/a
35%
64
7,700
1341/2
63 J/a
65
87'A
*1400
*1400
36
6 4 »/a
631/2
134 '/a
>133
134%
90
44%
35%
63%
887/8
46Vs
4,000
220
*1400
36%
351/a
363/u
35'A
76
76
76
76
76
323/a
31%
32 V8
32 J/a
323/4
23,500
443/8
431/4
44'/a
433A
45%
38,700
20,600
550
18%
183/4
18%
18'/a
18%
*46
47
*46
47
46%
463A
46%
47
52
52
53
53
373A
38 'A.
37%
38J/4
373A
38 'A
37'/a
38%
26,900
25%
33%
73
57
25%
25%
253A
25%
25%
25%
26%
56,900
32 '/a
323/a
24,400
19
47
82 Ve
85
l83/i
18%
18%
*52
53
53
300
190
'
31%
333/4
32
323A'
73
*72 J/a
73'/a
7 21/2
72%
73
60
58
56%
58
57J/4
57'/a
57»/a
58
5,300
61%
62'A
62
62%
2,300
24,900
34%
*72
5
81
61
61
62
62
62'/a
1
26 Va
27%
27
273/4
26%
27
26%
27'A
27
27 J/a
88
44'A
90
44%
90'A
91%
90
91%
90
91 J/4
89
90
45 Va
46
453/4
46
45%
45%
45
45%
1,900
27%
77%
27%
77%
27%
27%
26J/4
27
26'/a
28 3/a
28%
29%
68,000
76%
773A
771/a
773/8
78%
781/2
79%
11,500
*99%
100 »/a
*993/4
1001/a
110
110
1
Co
com
25
*99% 100%
109% 110
18%
19%
18%
19%
14 Va
14%
9%
10
49
49%
78%
78%
105'A 105%
100
.
*
1
-No par
39%
5
77'%,
99%
993/4
993/4
993A
109%
18Va
18%
14'A
9%
48%
78%
xl04%
109%
1091/a
109%
19 'A
18%
183/4
18'/a
19'A
17%
18 5/a
14%
14'A
14
9%
9%
10
49I/2
49
J/a
109%
740
18%
20%
33,600
181%
18%
18'/a
18%
22,500
14
141/4
14
14 Vs
10,100
10'/a
19%
11%
24,400
49
49
50
20,800
801/4
20,800
48%
79'A
80
79'A
78%
79'/a
79'A
105'A
104'A
1043/4
104%
39%
40%,
40%
39 J/a
39 3/a
40
23
40%
40
40'/a
40
40'/a
23
23
23
231/a
231/2
39%
400
1091/a
18%
9%
49'A
5,900
IO41/2
38
105
1,800
36'/a
38
13,400
40
40 J/a
23
231/4
105
9,500
40%
40%
23
23
10
59
59
59
593/4
59%
60
593A
60 J/4
60 Va
601/4
9,300
34%
35
34 Va
343/4
341/4
35
34%
35 '/a
35
353/a
15,700
69%
94%
*96%
705%
70'/a
70%
70 J/a
71J/4
72
953/4,
941/2
951/4
941/a
951/a
94%
95'/a
973A
96%
965/a
97 '/a
97 '/a
*96%
1
No par
com
.
5
1.33Va
Co
Co
53
38
25%
34%
74
58'A
*52
10
Inc_
Corp
Inc
67%
94%
*96%
_
*88
69Ve
95%
97%
89%
•'
*88
89'A
*88
89'/a
70%
89
89
"88
1,500
9,400
860
98
70
89
100
No par
4
7% Jan
S
103/4 Apr-
3
Continental
533/4 Jan
6
59% Feb
9
Continental Oil
preferred
31
Sep
20
40 % Mar 16
35 % Jan
3
49% Mar
9
Continental Steel
26J/4
2 7'A
-26 J/a
26 "A
273A
94 J/2
*931/2
94 »/a
*931/2
94%
*931/2
531/a
543A
54%
5 6 J/4
56J/4
56 V4
107
IO63/4.
*1063/4
107
106%
1063/4
*1063A
107
40
39%
40 J/4
391/2
40
9,100
9 4'/a
53'/a
94Va
52%
82'A
*82
27
,
90
83
391/a
39 %
42,200
821/2
40»/»
393/4.
11,700
82 Va
640
82'A
82
82 J/a
*82 >/a
9 >A
9
9%
8%
9%
8%
9
20
*201/4
21 »/4
*20 J/4
21
60
60 J/a
60%
59%
9Va
2
::
25
'
9%
9Va
*20%
20Va
*20%
21 "A
*19%
59%
60 J/4
5 9'A
19,900
60%
30,700
Delaware
Corp
59%
59%
_1
Motors
of
*82
26
26%
*93Va
52 Va
106%
27
& Steel
Continental Insurance
54% Jan
6
22
107
39'A
10
common
common
convertible
11% Jan
27%
;
561/2
15%
29
26%
57% Dec
page 24.
',:?•/
56
.,
15%
31%
*93%
52%
1
see
28,500
14JA
551/2
14% f,;14%
151/8
57
15 %
30'A
5
29
For footnotes,
14 7/a
14%
*56%
30
Corp of America-
Jun
.
1,200
5 3'A
Industries
Power
Industries
21
36%
30'A
No par
Coal
7% Dec
21
36
28%
1
Continental Copper
59% Dec
37
6,300
—100
Foods
40
44% May 11
37
13 "/a
No par
$5
36%
13%
Elec
$3.75 preferred
20% Mar 23
19
36%
13%
No pax
No par
103/s Mar 13
I
37
*13'/a
_10
Continental Can
823/4 Mar 10
7% Dec
37
*13'A
preferred
100
Baking Co common—_5
$5.50 preferred
No par
3
3,800
13 J/a
4%
31
27%
20
13%
Continental
107% Mar 23
27'A
*18
22
Common
9
273/4
15,100
50
$4.16 preferred
28
Feb
95
1834
27J/4
237/a
$4.50 preferred
Container
18%
28J/4
351/4
$4.52 preferred—
9
1,100
18
27%
80 J/a
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
Consolidated Natural Gas
1
8
18
29%
52'A
i
Electronics
603/4 Jun
2
May 17
*7%
22 Va
29%
*18
-
52-%
preferred
May
11,900
85
Publishing Co
20
8
1,800
64
109
22
Corp
26
363A
63%
*97
21%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Mar 20
8
8'A
363A
63 Va
2 3'A
_5
preferred
Nast
37 J/4
8
8%
37'/a
109
51'/a
preferred
Comptometer Corp
24
*8%
*97
109
22
,«
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
8% Feb
11% Dec
22
31
63 Va
64
63%
*97
53%
5.25%
30% Sep
8'/a
24
3 7 J/a
37
36%
37J/4
64i/4
109
201/4
No par
Ohio
Edison
97% Jan
2
63 J/a*97
22 'A
Solvents
108% Jan
Jun
37
64%
52%
.
Aug 19
101
37%
109
23%
No par
Co
issued
110% Aug 30
4
22
11,400
22 Va
Co
Southern
25% Jun
103% Jan
13
Carbon
4
13% Mar
90% Jan
-
10 3/a
221A
pfd
100
System_2.50
Engineering
27
293/s Apr
913/4 Apr
7
55% Jan
Jan
93A
343/4
No par
43% July 27
70
9%
53
preferred—.
&
9 Va
21
System Inc.—
Columbia Pictures common
34% Mar 21
5
9%
...
231/a
Gas
12
9 J/a
f*4
1
1st
7
Jan
10'/a
Ry—
21
67
17,100
9%
10 "A
48
223/4
common
Dec
'
4,900
283/4
t
231/2
No
No
Iron
18% Jun
60
24%
271/4
47 3/4
*
343/4
preferred series B—
Colorado & Southern
Jan
24'A
273/4
18
22%
common
&
Jan
43
24%
27'A
36%
100
Alkman Corp
Radio Co
Collins
14% Jan
4
30
7
24
27%
46 J/a
23 Va
:
preferred
$3.5o
6
24%
271/4
8%
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
Collins
41% Jan
20
13% Dec
42% Dec
Mar
473A
241/4
27%
34
No
com
-
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
373/o Mar 14
"A
25'A
27 J/a
23'A
Bottling Co of N Y
Jan
Peabody & Co
preferred
7%
48%
25
231/2
.
4
16
47 J/4.
24 Va
22%
Corporation—
77% Jan
5
56,700
50 Va
30
15
61
71% Jan
49
190
28
*18
No par
gtd
50
stock__50
134
77
40,600
23 'A
com
preferred
7
6
29
23%
:
26'/a Aug 24
1
4
283/4
52
Co
28
M'ar 24
29
J/a
1
Iron
14
Jan
28V4
23
Corp
Cleveland
Mar 21
47% Feb
5
28%
x27 %
22 %
Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
80% Dec
10
26% Nov
Cletrac
8
July
28
No par
Nov
137
8
19'/a Nov
24'A Apr
4
51% Mar 2C
Apr
64% Dec
9
12
48% Feb
Clark
3
98% Mar 17
72 «/a
48 J/2 Mar
41% Mar 30
3
61
17
126 J/a Feb
16
Jan
9
Feb
27 J/a
5
-
40'/a Jan
4
42
12,600
27%
35%"
City Stores Co
33
48%
63%
10
66'A Apr
23
35% Apr
28,500
92
481/2
37%
No par
4
94'A Jan
30
333A
92
48%
493/4
-
23%
;
16
53% Feb
Sep
3 3'/a
92
49'/«
*97
—100
Corp
Co
Feb
56 J/s Jan
32
Service
12
23
Apr
34
92
50
Electric—
Investing Co—
City Products Corp
7
59% Jun
33%
92
23
City
'
-
341/4
92
50 Va
9%
100
C I T Financial
6
20 J/a Feb
"
33%
91%
49%
1
85
50Va Jan
4
5
34'/a
91'/a
49%
5
3
23
44'/a Aug
33%
91%
23 %
Milling Machine Co
29
41'A May 19
23% Jan
5
33%
27%
8.50
68 'A Dec
:
1,900
„25c
preferred—
24% Jan
1
42,100
5 6'A
5
Corp
&
53 Va Dec
5
5%
55%
34%
preferred
1
28
5%
5 6 Va
par
Common
89
3
14J/2 May
5'/a
56 >A
par
No
—No
—-
9
36 J/a Dec
5 J/4
56'A
5'/a
—25
O'Nuts
16% Nov
27 Vj Oct
5'A
56
8
Cab-
39% Jun
Aug 25
-v.
Pneumatic Tool
Chicago
Cincinnati
18
16.400
5'/a
29
29% Jan
14 Va July 14
22%
56%
28%
30
65 Va Jan
21%
5%
100
12
49% Mar
22 J/a
56%
17
20
/
«
5%
15%
Oct
21
20'/a
200
56%
56%,,;
Dec
39 Va Dec
34'A
15
Sep
26 Va July 25
34%
16%
15
July 19
34 Vo
56%
20
101
35%
No par
22
38
39%
23
24 %
No par
com
15
38
36
43%
pfd——100
Pac
A non-cum
North
&
20% Dec
23% Jan
37%
41%."
48%
,
24
Feb
36%
43%
«
*22 J/4
27
'1'
Mar 30
37% Feb
13% Jan
20%
38
V+
65'/a
23
48%
-Chesapeake Corp of Virginia--—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Class A
40
Chic Great Western Ry com
__10
5%
preferred
50
9% Mar 24
Mar 20
65
*22 J/a
23
91
No par
-—.—
.
24
34% Jan
preferred
Spark
Plug Co
—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co——1
Chance Vought Corp
—1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
18
24
43% Jan
•
66
'
33%
—.
$4.50
28
59% Jan
97
Jan
96
47%
56
,
Champion
10% Mar 22
3
•23
*44
"
1
28% Mar 20
3
*65
48
*95
96
*95
66
■
30 %
22 */a
5%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
No paij
29 % Mar 21
4
95%
24
65%
33%
10
—
95
43'A
37 %
—1
1
1
Corp
■
42
No par
5
—
Products
Aircraft Co
Cessna
2
5% Mar 29
'
Corp —A.
Certain-teed
Mar 30,
*
No par
—
Industries Co-
Century
Cerro
44
Public
Soya Co
22% Mar 29
36% Feb
4*
14
preferred—
Illinois
39 %f Feb
'9
19
*43
*23
Feb
Dec
48
23%
100
33% Mar 16
16 % Dec
17% Nov
*65
66%
14% Mar 24
4
69
97
30
36'/a Jan
*43%
*65
800
23%
7
4
23%
Service—10
—-50
Central & South West Corp—-2.50
3
26
24
66 %
28% Apr
69 '/a Feb
2 3 J/a
96%
50 % Apr
23% Jan
23%
*44
200
38% Mar 15
6
23 %
48
4,900
16% Jan
2
6,900
24%
2,800
20% Jan J 3
13% Dec
233/4
43'A
6
50 % Nov,
257A
31%
4
7% Jan
25 J/a
43 J/4
20
16
18%
26
43 J/a
38% Jan
17
18'/a
25'/a
29
43'A
29% Jan
29
18%
27%
28%
43 Va
41% Dec
6% Dec
18'/a
26'/a
29'A
18%
43 'A
43^
23
15,700
18%
27
28
43
6
Jan
28%
*18%
25%
27%
42%
24
Jan
28%
*18%
25%
42 Va
Dec
32
29 "A
18%
24'/«
x263/4.
Light com—No par
17% Oct
6
28%
Xl8%
Illinois
26% May
4
15,900
Central
21% Jan-
13
85 >/a
5
28
69% Jan
83%
•65 »/a
22 % Nov
43 % Jan
83%
65 >/a
17% May 13
99 >A Apr
60
82
Va
31 J/a
4-
5
139,900
65
4
13
150
38'/a
126 J/a
31%
50% Apr
26
83
94
36%
'125
65
34% Apr
92% Feb
Aug
93
36%
126 %
5,300
45,100
31%
9
94
81
85 %
93
35%
126%
360
34%
69
10
54% Oct
84
36%
125
34
45
Jan
30% Dec
84Va
35%
125
34%
*42
Jan
7% Jan
38
125
33%
*92
*65
41
6% Nov
92
x31% / 31%
90
3
34 Va
92
•
321%
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
14
33%
46,900
4%
69
4 Va %
;
17,.
26% Jan
81
4%
31%'
42% Jan
6
12%
80%
4%
.
31%
5
4
12
4%
31%
8
34% Mar
347/8
92
36%
Central RR Co of N J
5-
12%
81
12 Va
80%
4%
220
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
5%
"4
Jan
33,300
Central
"•
Central
.
61
8
24
3% Jan
58
24
6
31% Mar
61%
45J/a
Jan
7
,
3
1,100
60
12%
83%
com__No par
preferred series B_,
-..100
Feb
'
30
81
4%
*123%
Georgia Ry
66% Mar 30
Jan
20% Jan
.
26
9% Jan
31
6
21% Dec
29%
*45
43% Apr
97% Apr
<
42% Jan
29
32 % Feb
7
3V
24
of
'v
45
29
81
4 3/4
34
4,200
45
■*
12%
*913/4'
39%
52,600
.,
1
Central
17
,■
9%
_—1
20
i*,_5
common
preferred-J
Jan
...
,
81
37%
*
/
12
123Va
37
preferred
.-100
conv preferred series A-100
19
17
92Va
'
58%
123Va
2nd
7%
25% Jan
Aug
343/4
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
12
59
34 Va
*91%
-100
29
24% Jun
30
80Va
Oct
22
45%
29%
6 Va %
Jun
30
45
56 %>
17
Jan
40'A
45%
29 Va
1
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21
46% Dec
41 %
45Va
*28%
13%
7
18% Mar
40 %
50
1
:
Corp
51'/a
4H/4
56 Va
85 % Apr
31% Feb
51%'
12Va
38% Apr
3
5
_
55
126 % Mar
Shares
9%
55
33V4
Products Inc
4.20%
the Week
April 7
57
7%
7
Friday
April 6:
9%
9%
Sales for
Thursday
32%
12.50
Mar 15
8%
56 %
preferred_100
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
Mar 21
3V2 Nov
24
PRICES
"
33%
i47/8
Light
General
&
.
57
preferred
4
Apr
SALE
33
Carrier Corp common__
24% Oct
8%-
HIGH
April 5
56 Va
Carpenter Steel Co___
27 '/a July 22
39% Nov
8%
AND
Wednesday
No par
Ohio Ry_100
:
&
8V0
.
5
.
Mig Co__
Corp__
April 4
10
Co
(Philip)
Tuesday
April 3
Par
Capital Airlines Inc.-
Mar 23
..
LOW
STOCKS
YORK
EXCHANGE
21
39 »A Oct
23
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
10%
10%
xlOVa
10%
10'/a
10'A
10
10'A
10 Va
10 J/4
21,100
5
56%
57%
57
57 J/a
56'/a
571/4
57
57'/a
57
57i/a
24,000
7
45
45%
44%
451/a
45
Va
45'/a
45 J/a
46 J/2
47
471/4
2,200
5
/
y
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'
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1568)
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
20% Sep
19
15
42 y4 Feb
6
Dec
"1
16
21
Oct
25
12% Dec
6
•'
85 V2 Jan
i8 y8 Oct
13 % Jan
17 y8 Feb
Copper
31 % Jan
41
Mar 10
Copperweld Steel Co..
94
Mar
3
Corn
4
Corning
21
74
Jan
9
167
Feb
Apr
194% Apr
'<■
88
91
Jan
13
Jan
9
4% Sep
3% Jan
5
July 27
13
4
46 y4 Jan
11
July 18
72 % Jan
31% Mar17y8 Mar
Apr
7
Apr
Feb
76
3
/ 48
22% July 21
19 y4 Jan
22% Jan
4
25
28% Apr
7
Jan
Co
3%%
6
15
5%
Jan
1674 Feb
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
5074 Mar 10
Crowell-Collier
28% Feb
1
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
7274 Apr
3
Crown
23
39% Jan
42
Feb
6
$2
40V4 Feb
39% July 25
54% Dec
29
52% Jan
58
Mar 20
95
20
89% Jan
93
Jan
Jan
86
4
Sep
Dec
5
2974 Jan
4
28
109 V2 Jan
5
24 y8 Mar
17 y« Jan
88 V4 Nov
90% Jan
16
23
9% Jan
3
12% Mar
64% Jan
5
69% Feb
22
18
Jan
11
8V8 Oct
24
14 y2 Jan
10 % Aug
18% Feb
17% Jan
4
69 V2 Mar 23
13% Sep
63 V4 July 26
30% Sep
105% Apr
$4.20
3
5V4%
6
3
13
Jan
18
11% Jan
5
14% Feb
Jan
14
31% Mar 29
34% Jan
13
Curtis
20
12% Jan
7
8% Jan
3
11% Apr
22
60% Jan
8
49% Apr
6
54 % Jan
30
$4
17 y2 Dec
29
25
Feb
19
Mar 29
19 y4 Jan
20
$1.60
145/a Dec
' 7
31 y8 Jan
4
16
15% Jan
29% Nov
29
37'A Jan
7
30% Jan
67 »/4 Sep
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
3174 Jun
22
4374 Jan
4
33
34% Mar
3
7
Class
2
6574
62 74
15%
6%
...
•'
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9174
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6%
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9174
25,400
18774. 18774
6,300
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23 %
24
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15%
7
674
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23%.
76
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46
44
21%
22
22
27%
27%
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47
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23,000
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6
76
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76
45
44
44
22%
22
22%
11,700
2774
28
28
28(4
6,300
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74
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69%
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41
41
41
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57 74
56 74
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56 74
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56%
5774
56
92%
92 %
92
92
92
92
92 74
*92
2.50
America
.
12.50
22%
preferred___100
104
Sugar....—...10
17%
.6974
23%
2274
105
104
18 74
23%
105
18 74
18%
2274
*105 74
18
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2374
23
107
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20,200
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30
23 74
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18
14,300
57
23%
105 %
105%
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42
23,800
107
1874
400
18 %
5,300
11%
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20,500
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71
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69
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13%
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13%
13%
Inc__2.50
32 74
32 %
33
33 y4
3274
3374
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33 y4
32%
33
common
Stores
44,700
64%
66
45
50
28
*15
7
66
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-
11,800
87
22 y4
45
13,800
37
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.
1674
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5,700
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188%
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37%
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90%
.
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23
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37 74-
36
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37%
76
47 74
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Shares
3874
9%
9%
46
47 74
...,
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64
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27%
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common
io
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50%
No par
preferred
17
*
300
1,900
'
2,500
10 74
10
10 74
10
10
10
10%
10
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50
5074
50
50
4974
50
50
50
16
16 74
16
16
16
16
16(4
16 74
900
40,100
'17
74
66,300
2.000
__1
24
Cutler-Hammer
S
39% Feb
27
Dana
Feb
20
Inc
20
18%
19%
1874
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
33 74
34
33%
33%
33%
3374
33%
3374
33%
34
10
:
1974
1
common
A
Jan
74
16■,<
674
23 %•
15
6 74
27%
prior preferred
prior
y8
22
25
of
Drug
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 16
22
4
Co
Publishing
7% Dec
50 y4 Dec
.
22
Corp common
convertible
Cunningham
..
76
47%
Cuneo Press Inc—
1
37
...
2174
common
Cudahy Packing Co
4%%
preferred
1
21
91
6374
1574
...
No par
Cuban-American
24
24
47
preferred
Steel
23
■
the Week
i8 y8
-No par
Seal
Zellerbach
Crucible
♦89
"75
Publishing
&
i 91 "
87
•'
36 %
90%
188%
1
preferred
Crown
27
28
Cork
92%
Friday
April 7
30 74
""
30%
30%
38
15% ,15%
35%
19474
*85
-
1
•30%
-
38
,
9174
87-,
*89 23 74
9%
37
Sales for
Thursday
3874
191%
191/
2
Corp com
preferred
conv
26
1574
37
_____.___100
Petroleum
17
•
-
*85
25
Wheat Corp
of
Crescent
1574
36%
15%
36%
PRICES
3074
/ 37%
974
38
'
SALE
April fi
30 V4
.■
974
37
185
.
___1
1.
39%
•V9%
HIGH
April 5
31 %
38
AND
Wednesday
4
30%
.
38
.
—1
Corp
preferred
Cream
Mar 20
5
Corp...
common
23% Feb
-•-341A Oct
common..
...
21
18
35 y4 Jan
...
1
(Del)
Co
Glass Works
Petroleum
Crane
5
72% Jan
39% Jan
4
9174
-
---
5
Coty Inc
Coty International
7% Mar 23
66
5
76
12
.'89%
5
-
-
preferred
1
100
preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden
Mar 21
18
30
15% Sep
1
39%
9%
5
1
Co
Products
374%
Mar 13
28
718% Jan
Range
3%%
86% Mar 27
64% Jan
July
*
3
21
83% Jan
July 27
10 %
31V2
1
7
4
"
40
31%
.39%
1
9V4
37%
15 %
36V2
...5
39 % Mar 23
Tuesday
T April
April 3
—l.5
America..
27% Jan
11
24 V2 Jan 27
5
of
Co
17
Aug 17
90
19
Cooper-Bessemer
10% Mar 20
•
Jun
87
8
Monday
Par
7% Jan
Jan
186
16
Feb
83 % Apr
Controls
40 V2 Mar 24
<
30% Jan
85 % Dec
4
46 % Apr
124
/ 55
LOW
STOCK
Corp
./
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co__:__
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
24 y4 Jan
5
27 % Dec
!
29
July 11
33% Jun
35% Mar 21
24% Jan
2
42 % Mar
25% Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
1.100
6874
6974
68 ya
7074
69
70
70
70
70%
6,200
36%
37%
37%
37%
I 7074
D
Jan
27 74 Oct
87
1274 Jan
3
1574 Mar 27
5
13% Jan
3
20
49% May 31
31
4574 Mar
1
6
33% Jan
5
12
86 74 Feb
15% Jan
27
Dec
87 74 Aug 23
4
12 V4 Dec
83
Jan
25% Apr
58
9
55
Aug 30
Mar
6
34% Jan
Jan
3
70
Apr
374'/o
Dan
7
series A
preferred
River
Daystrom
7
Dayton
100
Inc
Light
&
Power
common
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
..100
78
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*81
84
16
76% Feb
9
7874 Apr
75 y2 Jan
6
8274 May 23
79% Jan
4
83
27
Feb
1774 Jan
8
39% Dec
15
32% Jan
44(4 Apr
6
38 74 Apr
28
54% Dec
16
52% Jan
3
59% Feb
28
Deere & Co
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
17% Mar
9
20% Jan
19
Delaware
&
Power
11
48% Mar 30
Delaware
&
Light
20
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
3
44% Mar 22
Delta Air Lines Inc
15
2474 Jan
5
4
1674 Jan
3
20%'Feb
20
7% Jan
3
14% Mar 20
2674 Aug
1874 Nov
Jan
Mar 27
37
Dentists'
Chemical
DeSoto
49 74 Dec
14
4874 Jan
4
56
Mar 27
Detroit
26 74 Jan
4
14% Jan
3
20
Apr
6
Detroit
Steel
3374 July 29
29 Vb Jan
0
37% Feb
24
De
5074 May
2
6674 Aug 29
58% Jan
3
70
Feb
17
Diamond
29 Vb Mar
8
3874 July
9
3574 Jan
3
47% Mar 20
y2 Mar
3
Vilbiss
19% Feb
28
2974 Jan
4
26% Jan
8
43% Apr
3
Disney
24
31% Jan
3
385/4 Mar
3
15% Oct
7
28 % Feb
15
1674 Jan
24
1074 Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10
28 % Oct
20
28% Jun
15
17vb May 16
20
Mar
19% Mar 30
2374 Apr
28% Jan
8
Divco-Wayne
Dr
6
12
Dome
Mines
6.75
4774
48
47
4774
4674
477a
46%
47
47
48%
4,400
3
4174
4274
41
42%
40%
4174
39%
40%
39%
40%
15,100
3374
1874
33%
1974"
34%
1 874
14
54 74
19%
35 %
36
1274
10
Dover
9974 Jan
4
71
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
Mar 15
33 74 Sep
12
30% Jan
10
37% Feb
17
1974 Aug 18
17% Jan
4
21% Apr
4
9% Jan
i
14% Mar 23
Dunhill
Jan
19
25
12% Oct
24
8% Dec
5
1374 Jan
4
774 Sep
27
1474 Jan
22
8
Jan
78
19
Mar
25,500
7,100
34%
34 74
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
1 874
1874
18%
18%
18%
19 %
19%
19%..
13%
1374
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13(2
54%
'55%
19,200
19%
19%
41,300
*34%
34%
1,200
55%
5 4 74
19%
1974
36
36
5474
1974
x35 %
5574
54%
55%
1974
19%
20
36
35
35%
9,200
118,400
/'.j 7,400
6374
6674
66%
6774
67 va
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
12,600
44 74
4 5 74
44V2
45%
X44 Vb
44%
44%
.44%
43%
44%
7,300
3174
3174
3iy2
31%
*31%
3174
31%
31%
17
1874
1874
20
19
2074
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1874
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18%
18'%
1874
18
.,
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31%
700
19%
18%
19%
20.500
-18%
,
.
18%
18%
3,000
2 1 74
22
21
2174
20 y2
2iy8
.20%
20%
21 %
18,100
2.50
__2
4 1 74
4 3 74
3874
42 V2
43%
4174
42%
41
42%
41 %
42
38 74
21,800
38'%
37 74
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
18 74
1974
8,100
1 874
18 74
19
18%
19
18%
19
19
19%
11,200
2074
22
2274
23
22
23%
21 %
22
50,000
20%
2074
2074
2274
33 74
34
16 74
5
1
20%
2074/...
21%
*
1
Corp
20
20 vz
20%
2074
2174
22%
2174
21%
22
22%
21%
22 %
6,000
32 74
33%
3174
32%
32%
33%
32 %
1674
33%
50,100
16
1674
1674
16%;
16%
16%
16%
16%
/
20%
20%
21%
17,100
4,200
73
73%
7274r
74%
73 vb
73%
-72%
73%
73
2674
2674
73%
37,400
26
2674
25%
2674
25%
26%
26 %
26%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
34%
3474
30,200
DuBois
2
1
1974
2 0 74
1
1274
1 274
Co
:
Industries—
Dresser
Chemicals
:
Inc.
International
Duplan Com
25
|
i
du Pont de Nem
266% Jan
179,600
50c
Dow
27(4 Mar 22
9% Jan
%
1
1-
1874 Jan
25
54%
■><
No par
4
19V4 Jun
84
18%
No par
14% Jan
70% Oct
*81
1
Ltd
Chemical
84
58
__2.50
Douglas Aircraft Co
5
*81
43%
Dominick Fund Inc..
24% Jan
84
18
1
27
6
14 74 Dec
*81
3,300
57%
.....No par
22% Mar 20
18% Jan
28
79%
42%
Corp
38% Feb
10
*78
18%
Productions.
3
17
4
42% Feb
79%
58%
25
Jan
19% Jan
7
July
*78
44%
50c
Pepper Co..
26
1674 Oct
27
79%
84
*81
*78
18
Fruit
(Walt)
78%
57%
Corp..
(The) Club Inc
Diners'
9
130
100
78%
42%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
33 74 Jan
79
10
12
24
70
18%
.
49% Jan
24
Oct
35,900
69
*78%
5734
Co
33 % Dec
14% Oct
20
26 %
69%
78%
43%
$1.50 preferred
DiGiorgio
25%
69%
78%
18
Diana Stores Corp
5
25%
%
78 74
57
.20
4
Mar 27
25%
69
78%
41
____1
13
32
25%
69'%
18 74
Diamond National Corp
20% Mar 17
25 y2
6974
79
5774
_____15
15% Jan
20(4 Apr
26%
*78
10
43
.....
...
29% Jan
,
16,200
18 74
1
12% Jan
17% July
31
11
16%
__2.50
6
4
Apr
20% Feb
30
16%
57%
:
14
27
Sep
Jan
16%
40 V4
Co
23
14% Dec
14
28
16%
1874
;
Corp
Co.:
Alkali
1774
57ya
Coatings
Edison.
6
8
Dec
13
24
1674
42 74
-
40% Mar 23
1774
7,100
18 74
& Rio Grande West RR-No par
Denv
17
21,800
3874
Supply Co of N Y
s
15%
37%
88
56 74
:
!l0
15
37%
*85%
__1
Hudson
41% Jan
6
15%
__50c
(Delaware)
4774 Aug 11
21
15%
*87
No par
Decca Records inc
3574 May 17
28
15%
88
69 74
78
80
Dec
69
7874
4
3
7
7874
100
87
15%
2574
27 74
68
A
7474 Feb
13% Sep
26 74
7
series
76% Jan
37%
87
15%
17
18
3.75%
80% Aug 23
2074 Jun
17%
37%
88
1574
*87
88
1 5%
Preferred
4
Apr
38
1 574
10
Inc
9
72 y2 Jan
20
*87
5
50c
Mills
Dayco Corp
23
3774
...1
common
79% Mar
16
Sep
Corp
3374
33 %
34
33 %
33%
33%
33 %
21%
3,100
2174
2174
20%
21%
21
21%
63,600
12 y2
r.
34%
2 0 74
-
1274
1274
1274
12%
12%
12%
13
8%
8%
8%
874
9 74
8 74
9
874
9
8%
(EI) & Co—
4,000
10,800
178% Oct
31
5
185% Jan
3
3
Common
5
20674
209 %
208%
21174
209 y4
211%
208
Aug 16
31
Jan
210
10074 Jan
4
207%
5
103
209%
96 y4 Jan
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
10274
103
103
103'%
x10274
10214
102%
102%
102
74% Jan
8
83
Aug 16
7774 Jan
20
82% Jan
4
Preferred
series
No par
81
81
81
13
29% Feb
28
2 8 74
4074
2 8 74
2874
79%
79%
900
25% Jan
3
79%
8
26% Sep
79%
2174 Mar
80%
2 8 74
102%
$3.50
28 74
28%
28%
28'%
40%
*3974
41
12,000
48
4074
*47
28%
47%
*47
48
44
47
43%
45
2 0%
43%
*46
*42%
4474
19%
43%
43 74
37
Jan
13
41
16
38% Jan
3
40
216% Mar
104
Aug
Jan
11
44% Aug 25
43 % Jan
8
44% Aug 24
41
Jan
8
42% Jan
5
46 74 Feb
44
Jan
3
40% Jan
42
6
$4.15
Feb
1
4%
45
Feb
48
20
preferred
42% Mar 28
44
Jan
4
45% Jan
24
$2.10
19
Jan
11
21% Feb
20
DWG
July 11
5
45% Feb
28
4.10%
*4074
50
50
*47
4 3 74
*4574
*4274
*44%
2 0 74
50
50
50
50
preferred
4.20%
preferred
46
24% Jan
27
5
$3.75 preferred
44% Aug 24
18
Mar 23
17% Oct
15
3
47% Apr
13
38% Jan
40% Mar
Duquesne Light Co common
preferred
preferred
Cigar Corp
5
47
43%
4474
20
x80
4374
*46
43
4474
*i9 y2
80
2874
*40%
*40(4
47%
47%
*47
43%
47
41
43%
41
48
43%
43%
21,200
1,200
50
10
650
•46
47
*43%
44%
44%
44%
19%
19%
25%
26%
25%
26
27%
27%
27%
28%
25,200
V 36%
36%
36%
37
15,000
44
4474
20
*46
47
*43%
44%
44%
44%
270
19%
1,000
*19
170
E
20% July 28
22
Oct
24% Mar
'
39
5
22% Jan
B
27
Feb
6
Eagle-Picher Co
Jan
8
23% Jan
3
30% Feb
8
Eastern
Air
30% Aug 30
29% Jan
3
38% Mar 28
Eastern
Gas
82
8
Jan
34
25
81 V< Jan
3
87% Feb
75
Mar
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136 J/4 Jun
9
104% Feb
13
92
Mar
28% Sep
4874 Feb
79
3
Mar 21
1
96
3
38
Mar 24
Eaton
59% Jan
10
90
Apr
3
Edison
Feb
1
88
Mar
9
37% Feb
e
44% Apr
5
Ekco
Feb
2
93
2
83
Aug
45% Jan
94
5
4
July 29
26% Jan
44 Vz Apr
29
574 Dec
1
43% Oct
24
93
Jan
99
11
4
20% Jan
25
44% Jan
26
5% Jan
Jun
7
50
Jan
25
19% Jun
31
28% Nov 23
27% Feb
29
53% Dec
8
50
3
6
22% Jun
21
11% Jan
3474 Aug 22
32% Jan
10
Mar
13
78
38% Jan
Jun
20
84
16% Dec
8
23
32% Feb
24
5
Dec
Nov
20
Sep 28
Apr
8
2874 Oct
6
2174
11374
'
98
98
36%
35%
36
35%
36%
9,300
84%
86'%
*86%
87%
84%
85
preferred.—___——-—100
86%
83 %
85%
2,500
86%
40 %
41 %
86
86
4174
43
42%
43%
Co
2.50
common
Auto-Lite
&
Electric
Storage
6
Elgin
19
*93
Mus
96
27
2674
2674
62 %
58
.,
59%
674
7
6%
774
10
64%
65
63%
64%
Battery
Natural
40
11,200
96
26
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
57
58%
58%
60%
59%
59%
11,500
7%
7%
7%
7(4
7%
281,700
63 %
63%
x6%
63
63 y2
63
64%
2,100
5,500
13%
14 74
14
15%
14%
28
15(4,
2
77%
27%
77%
28%
7874
28%
28%
77%
79
1474
77
13%
78%
76
14'/a
13%
78%
12,100
14%
3974
13%
14%
14
39%
39%
15/4
48,400
3974
3974
39%
40%
40
40%
4,500
6,800
13%
3974
22% Mar 22
43 Ve Apr
Equitable Gas Co
Co
26 74
26
2674
26%
27
78
78
78
26%
78
26%
26%
26%
78
78
78
78
78
22%
78
21%
21%
21%
41%
21%
21%
21%
6,400
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
43 %
9,800
5%
6%
18,000
26 %
26%
26
32% Jan
19
54% Jan
9
59
Jan
23
5
11% Jan
3
15% Apr
3
24
22% Jan
3
39
Mar
9
Eversharp Inc
1
34%
35%
35
4
39% Mar
6
Ex-Cell-O
3
3874
39
2174
22
41%
4174
21%
'
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
preferred series A.
6
27
100
Co
Corp
50
*56%
5
-
50,400
104,100
25%
11
Jan
*93,
2774
-7
7
96
14
20
Jan
44
28
4
40
86%
1374
Phonograph—^6
Products
42%
*93
2774
Radio
Evans
*85
1374
Empire District Electric Co
—10
EndicoH Johnson Corp common—25
4 c/o
preferred
100
Engl'ehara Industries
1
& Pittsburgh RR Co
96
28%
Emerson
5%
44 %
40
13 74
7
Erie
86 Vz
98
75 74
8
6% Mar 22
42%
*93
*97
2774
Electric
Mfg
*85
98
3
Gas..
Emerson
&
*97
5
National Watch Co.:
9
26
26% Jun
96
5974
37% Jan
20% Jan
*93
2674
...
18% Jan
S
98
5
Co
15% Mar
Mar 15
*97
Ind Amer shares—
1
Jan
7,900
66,200
3574
7
5
300
21%
118%
37
98
Sep
Feb
87%
21%
115%
89
Electric
7
87%
21%
115%
36%
Electric
10
87%
21%
114%
87%
6
79% Mar 16
*86%
21%
11574
37%
3
35% Jan
87%
2174
90
40% Apr
19
*8674
114%
36%
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer___l
76
21%
8674
Products
Paso
87%
115
*9674
preferred
El
87
6,700
—50
-—1
Bros Stores
81% Mar
.
8674
„
Inc common—1
Manufacturing Co
4%%
24% Mar 16
Jan
2174
11574
58
5
11
3
37
21%
54% Jan
30
52% Dec
Aug 30
Jan
26%
2774
36 y2
8674
41% Sep
6% Oct
16
25
4
11% Jan
2574
2774
3774
114%
15(4 Apr
3
9
10% Dec
23
26%
27%
3774
10
$3.60 preferred
4% %
26
26%
,
..100
Corp—2.50
common
30% Jan
6
Jan
Steel
Co
65% Mar 22
3
10% Oct
3774
7% Apr
3
73
Feb
6
27 y4
37(4
62% Apr
4
8% Feb
Jan
•
preferred
Kodak
26
2674
com—10
27% Mar 30
12
54 y2 Feb
2474 Oct
25
prior
Eastman
30% Jan
Fuel Assn
&
2574
1
Inc
Stainless
Eastern
6
6
88
15
2374 Dec
4%%
22% Mar 20
119 % Mar
46% Jan
17% Oct 25
33
23
96 y2 July 22
1
Jan
87
21
65% May 23
3
29
32% Nov
Nov
•
5
Lines
14%
6%
•
4174
6
27
26%
58
*56%
1574
15
6 74
2674
58
5%
6 74
26%
2674
*56%
58
5%
26%
*56%
6
26%
58
1574
15
15%
34
15
34%
31%
34
37
32%
38%
37%
38
37
34%
33
34
32%
32%
15%
*56 %
260
1,250
58
>
15%
16,800
33%
31%
32%
15,100
37%
37%
38
30
15
7,600
vF
20 y4 Dec
6
35% Dec
27
5% Oct 24
12% Feb
26
28% Feb
26
20% Dec
5% Dec
28
5
9% Mar
29 y4 Mar
7
37 Va Dec
81
1
89
Feb
1
4
Fairbanks
14% Apr
3
Fairbanks
28% Apr
4
31
Jan
6
Jan
81% Jan
10% Mar 20
35% Jan
48% Apr
Feb
37% Dec
5
33% Dec
27,
14
51
footnotes,
see
page
&
Co
No par
33
3474
33
1
1374
14%
1374
14%
12%
14
40
2774
2874
27%
2874
26%
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
r
6
85
Morse
28 %
974
Whitney Corp com.
$1.60 convertible preferred
Mar 20
Fairmont Foods Co
common.
47Vz
1
10
4774
9%
47%
9%
48
'
13
43
Feb" 8~
Mar
34% Apr
8
83%
For
JAB
7% Jan
Sep 20
28
4
33
Jan
35
Jan
4
43% Mar 16
32% Feb
20
42% Mar 13
24.
11
4%
5%
"
convertible
preferred
100
junior preferred
50
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
*83
Family Finance Corp
1
,
'
84
,5074
50'%
50%
50%
4174
42(4
41%
42
3 9 74
39%
*83
3974
84
40%
9
47%
*83
50%
x41
39%
9 74
48
31%
2,200
12%
13%
11%
12V4
769,200
27
27
26%
27
8,700
10
99,000
9
10(4
48
48%
84
*83
84
50%
*50%
9%
48
48%
4,900
10
84
84
50%
50%
50%
110
41%
40
41%
39%
39%
5,100
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
4,700
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
44 % Nov
9
5 7/s Dec
28
15% Oct
5
V '
Lowest
69 'A Jan
4
47 Va Jan
9% Mar 29
1
«
NEW
Highest
3
'
58% Mar 30
Fansteel
5% Jan
9
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
24
25'A July 28
15 % Dec 20
40% Jan
6
27
3
33% Feb
27
Federal
27% Jan
4
10
17% Feb
14
21% Sep
Federal
19
24 % Jun
" 9
Mar 23
241/4 Jan
17
33
51/2%
26
45
Jan
4
33% Jan
3
4IV2 Mar 15
LOW
STOCK
Oct
19% May 23
Jan
15% Feb
21
71/4 Mar 23
Aug 15
22'A Jan
3
23 "/a Mar 24
34% Feb
1
43% Apr
18% Jan
20
43 'A Jan
26
52% Feb
28
28% Jan
10
24
15% Oct 31
39% Dec 14
20
May "12
35 V2 Oct
24
677/a Jun
24 'A Oct
26
47
,
Jan
5
14% Jan
5
20 Va Feb
4
24
39% Feb
-
14% Mar 30
15
27% Oct
26
Metallurgical
18
Jan
10
341/2 Jan
•
3
4
45% Jan
19
33% Jan
9
Oct
24
301/4 Jun
6
28% Jan
4
22
6 Va Nov
61% July
17
23 % Nov
7
49 % Jan
6
13% Jan
8
38 Va
May 27
20
Apr
8
•
40% Mar-22
44
4
61/4 Jan
3
28
Jan
5
28
Apr
7
83
Jan
27
Jun
7
96
Jan
3
Sep
22
41% Jan
4
49
8
38 Va Nov
22
45
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
11% Apr
28
17% Dec
Dec
2
,_i
Sep
13
34Va Apr
85% Nov
20% Oct
26
Sep
$4
8
24
$2.25
conv
B 2nd
Jan
24
Florida
East
Coast
45% Mar 28
Florida
70% Feb
17
Florida
4
281/4 Apr
7
16% Jan
3
41% Mar 22
39%
37%
*23'A
42%
43 'A
43%
14%
151%
14%
471/4
47%
32'A
33
16%
16'A
17%
Apr
25% Jan
4
45% Apr
7
13V4 Jan
5
22 V2
May 13
63
248
Dec" 23
95
May 31
Dec.
21
59% Jan
250
4
76% Mar 17
3
.
Apr
Jan
13
275
94% Jan
13
97
12
Food
Mach &
3 % %
3%
5
11'/a Oct
5
19% Jan
15
12% Jan
17% Nov
22
35% Jan
7
21% Jan
29i% Mar 22
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
Mart
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
12% Jan
147/b Feb
Chem
24
41% Jan
29
31% Jan
37% Apr
15% Jan
6
14'/a Jan
Dnc
30
29% Jan
Mar 30
32
24
13
171/4
Dec
5
30% Feb
15
19
Jan
May 27
84 % Nov
21
73
Feb
13
15%
400
42%
43
14%
14%
14%
46'A
47 3 8
46
46%
46
47%
31'A
32 7
tt
31%
32
31'%
32
16
8,500
16%
16 Vh
16'/a
16%
16%
3,300
34'%
34%
_
.
4"
,'
14,600
5*900
7,900
"
31%
31'/a
32%
32 »A
33%
40%
39%
40
39'A
39%
39
39%
41'A
43%
18,900
42'/a
43'A
42%
43%
63 '/a
39,900
62'A
62 'A
63
64'A
64
65%
10,700
7%
7%
7%
32%
32%
61
D1
62%
-Day2
Di
61
.
%
•i
7%
7'/4
86%
109
33'/a
32'%
33%
-
*85
86%
7'%
<
32'A
86 %
*85
*85
7%
7%
33
30%
86'%
/
110
110
109«%
110'%
HO'%
48
48
*47%
48%
48%
48%
6 V2
6%
6%
6 %
6 %
6'%
6'%
2 50
44 i/H
44i%
43%
44 %
43%
441/2
43'%
Co—No par
66:!4
67
651/4
67
65%
66 %
25
25%
251/4
25%
25%
26%
38''«
39%
39%
40%
39%
40 %
*85
110'%
48%
6^»
•_
22,200
110
7'%
8,600
32%
.18,200
86'%
109%
*48
109%
480
48%
500
6%
6V2
4,100
44
43'%
43%
8,100
66 V4
66%
66%
66%
11,200
27
28
27%
28%
48,200
38%
39
39
39%
11,400
*87'/a
881/4
*87%
88 Va
88
88
*87'%
88'%
*87'%
88'%
10
_1
431/8
43%
43%
44 Va
43%
44 VB
43'%
44%
44'%
45%
jo
23,000
21%
21%
22
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22'%
22'%
1,000
71
72%
71'%
19,600
10
71
loo
>230
100
72%
Inc—
71'%
71
71%
*230
*230
96 Va
96'A
96 'A
96%
71'%
71
♦230
97
97
97
*230
97
♦97
97%
130
13%
14'A
14
141/4
13%
14
13%
14%
13%
14%
7,900
27 %
28%
27Va
27%
26%
27%
26%
27Va
26%
26%
II,800
79 '/a
80
79 %
79%
79
79 Ya
'
Foote
Mineral
C
1'
80
78%
13%
12 %
13
12%
12 7
12%
13
78%
12%
79%
13
35 'A
36'A
35%
35%
35%
36%
36
37%
36%
37'%
——1
21'A
24
22%
24
21'/a
221/4
22%
23'%
22%
23'%
16,600
10
31 Va
32 'A
31 Va
31%
31 Va
31'%
31'%
31'%
31'%
31%
24,500
common—1
22 7«
23 34
22%
23%
22 %
23
22'%
23%
22'%
22%
45,000
77%
77'A
76%
76%
77
77
77»%
77'%
77
77
_5
:
:
3
Jan
43
14%
43'A
14%
44
com
„2;
»—
i
24% Mar 20
81
42%
I,700
5,400'
\,
x42%
48%
Corp
33% Mar 14
3
66
Apr
23'%
■
•23.
39%
31'A
100
"7
21
38
23'%
37
,
42%
preferred-
20
Oct
12% Nov
37'/4
23'A
•
-
32
32%
—
12
24
37%
23'A
Co__25
Railway
preferred-
Food
37 Va
.
42%
*84%
80% Mar 29
15% Mar
22
_No par
pfd
convertible
16%
21%
.
40%
par
Giant Markets Inc common
convertible preferred—
Mar 10
16
22 Vb
40%
I ~~~5
Power Corp
Power & Light
Apr
16%
22
39%
—2.50
Fair Stores Inc common
1
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
_L15
4%
"
16'/«
22'/a
31 %
;
:
Food
Food
8,500
15,900
16%
22'A
'
Flyor Corp Ltd
5
26
22
88
171/4
32%
23
15'A
46%/47%
32%
4,700
16,900
37'A
23%
41%
3,700
22%
16'A
,
38'A
23%
K
22%
31%
33'A
38%
_
11
32%
16%
5
preferred-—No
con'v A 2nd pfd
'
10
31% Jan
_w^_
$4.50
Feb
•
33'A
Shares"
7Va
Name changed to Western Bancorporation
Carpet Co
Flintkote Co common
113% Mar 29
Jan
May 31
13
86% Mar
,Corp
33'A
the Week
58
7
22%
22%
32 »/a
57
7
22'A
16'/«
-
57'/a
6%
22%
22 VB
"
2—10
56'/a
7
33
16%
—1.25
Friday
April 7
April 6
22%.
*231%
par
17
85
3
28% Apr
141/4 Apr
27
88% Jan
22
" '
■
Sales for-
Thursday*
23'A
22%
25
Charter Financial Corp_No
par
First National Stores
_______No par
Firth
32%
PRICES
56%
6%
16:%
co.ipmori._3_5
First
22%
56
; 22%
series A__ J23
2nd pfd
23%
SALE
April 5
"'7
33%
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
58
6%
22'%
.
Mogul Bower Bearings——5
Pacific Electric Co
com_'_j_l.
cbnv
57%
7 Vo
'...7
Ferro Corp 2—
I~__l
Fiberboard Paper Prod
—No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
10
Filfcrol Corp
• > \
Firestone Tire & Rubberl!I_No
58% Jan
18
80
196
Corp____;__.
58%
33
2
Paper Board Co
4.60%
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra
36'% Jan
22
20
7
34Va Feb
•
84
29
4
7% Apr
'5
110
12
Apr
65% Apr
5% Mar 15
91 % Dec
44 %
4
34% Mar 21
15% Mar 16
27% Jan
47 % Dec
11
Fedders
April 4
57%
Corp„____5
U_;
C0rp____
Tuesday
April 3'
_
32% Oct
80
Fawick
__
32% Oct
22
Mar 30
Monday
Par
Federal
22 V4
YORK
EXCHANGE
3
4%
„
'
44,100
13
67,000
9,900
170
G
12
Dec
16
19% Sep
29
21% Jan
12'A Jan
4
27% Jan
3
16% Apr
22'A Jan 27
7
3
31% Mar 30
381% May 31
42% July 27
3% Oct 24
51
Jan
5
46% Mar
59
Dec
7
48
6% Jan
15
3% Jan
5'% Apr
5
24
Sep
31% Mar
25
24'% Jan
28% Apr'
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
2
17% Jan
22% Mar
8'
20
11'% Sep
30% Jan
9
10% Jan
12% Mar 28
29
16
6
Jan
4
99'% Oct
13
May 18
26% Jan
21
3
20% Jan
58% Feb
1
•,
$0
<12% Jan
Oct
28
JL46
7% Jun
16
'9!a Jan
16% Oct
31
32 % Oct
26
8% Dec.
137
751/4 Mar
6
-
7% Jan
27
18% Jan
34'% Jan 31
Aug 24
70 % Sep.
28
21
6112 Aug 18
22 % Mar
8
23% May 23
101'% Jan.
7
40% Dec
23
.
3
General
3
27
Amer
517
50'A
51%
50%
51%
9,400
4%
4%
5%
5'A
5%
5'A
27,000
*26%
44% Feb
27
5
17% Feb
7
22 Va Mar 21
Contract Finance Corp—
Genera] Controls Co
38% Apr
6
45'% Jan
31
General
61'% Feb
8
Mar 27
Gen
3
General
Electric
4
General
Foods
37% Jan
11
54
Apr
General
Instrument
33'% Dec
19
31% Jan
Aug 22
107'% Jan
3
40% Jan
3
55% Jan
6
108'% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
5
;
37
7
Feb
23
111'% Mar
General
2
47% Mar 22
5%.
Co
1
:
Corp
Outdoor
General
Portland
Cement
75% Mar 13
General
Precision
Equipt Corp
54'% Jan
6
3-7'% Jan
71
61
20
85% Jun
22
5
Nov
28
5% Jan
26% Jan
3
Jan
12
22% Mar
9
27% Dec
5
36% Jun
1
49'% Mar 20
$1.60
3
88% Mar 10
$3
74'% Jan
30
23 % Oct
23
Jan
9
92% Mar 10
$2.98
29
•
6 Va Apr
3
31% Feb
■
54
5
-
Apr
conv
Advertising
41% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
53% Jan
4
91
Jan
6
96 'A Feb
26
93
Jan
Jan
5
103% July
5
101
Jan
4
30% Jan
3
General Public
:
Genesco
Apr
Mar
119% Mar 17
69'% Mar
3
Gillette
Gimbel
10% Nov
23
20% Jan
11#
11'A Jan
3
14 Va Jan
24
2% Feb
13
Goebel
•39
4
3
3
Mar
Feb
2% Feb
Alden
Corp__
8% Feb
20
9
Grace
Grand
17
44% Feb
28
39% Apr
3
80
6
Mar
15'A Jan
Jan
3
18
35 7A Jan
3
26% Jan
26
19'A Jan
3
Oct
24
52% Jan
4
48% Jan
3
69
% May 10
53% Jan
5
46
Jari
3
51 % Feb
Union
(W T)
3%%
-
Grayson-Roblnson
Great Atlantic &
7
Gt
23
Northern
3
4
Northern
<
7%
Green. Shoe
24% Apr
17% Dec
23
29
11
72
26'% July 25
Jan
"
footnotes,
Jan
11
.
see
Jan
3
'
page
Mar 22
Apr
'4
18 % Jan
-4
90
30
15
Jan
37
'20
3
67
93
21
10
22% Mar 21
Jan
3
72% Feb
32% Jmn
3
32
24.
7
Feb
35% Jan
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7
Gulf
63%
64%
63^8
65
63%
64%
90%
93
89
90
86
89%
85
86'A
17%
17%
17'A
18
18 Va
19'A
18%
19
19 %
19%
19 'A
19%
19 Va
19%
19
19%
8,000
114'A
115%
115
115
116%
13,300
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68 'A
68
68 'A
39'A
38%
38%
38'A
13%
13 Vb
13%
13'A
68 %
68
116
97%
390
27,500
7,600
53,400
68%
96%
97
97
20%
20'A
20%
6,500
16'/a
16%
16%
16 %
162,000
38 34
38%
39'/a
39
39'/a
6,100
13%
<
68 Va
13%
13%
13
13%
4,500
98
•
,<
•
6,800
200
2%
2 'A
2%
60
60%
58 'A
60%
58%
59V2
58
59%
58
59
33,700
36%
37%
36%
37
36'A
36%
36'A
36 3A
36'A
37'A
53,900
4
34%
35%
34 'A
35
35
35%
35
35%
35%
35'A
2,700
59%
61%
58%
60%
57%
59 'A
58%
59%
58'A
59%
35,800
1
2%
2%
2'A
2%
2'A
2%
2'A
27,400
2%
2%
10
par
8%
2%
8%
2%
2
8'A
8'A
2'A
2'A
2
2%
8%
8%
8%
9%
9%
9 'A
9
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34%
35%
35%
42'%
43'A
42
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43%
42 %
42 3 4
42
34 %
37%
31%
34
33%
78
78
76'A
77
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8%
34'A
78
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78
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9'A
912
9%
35%
35%
35'A
35%
9,100
10
35%
8%
10%
5,000
35'A
42%
39%
2.50
,-100
-
2'A
9%
8%
——5
35%
18,900
2,500
41%
42%
12,800
34%
78
36%
51,800
*77
78
190
!-i
18%
19%
17
18%
16
17%
16'A
18%
17%
18%
52,300.
49%
49%
49 'A
50%
49%
50
49%
50
49%
50'A
44,80a
26'A
26%!
20,600
Financial
Co
117
13%
com
i—
26%
26 'A
26%
27%
28
28%
65%
63%
65%
64
66%
66'A
67
65%
66%
497/e
49'A
49%
48 7A
49%
48%
49 »A
48'A
49
12,400
43 3 i
42'A
43'A
42'A
43%
43 V2
45'A
45%
46'A
23,700
42%
31
-
-
31%
31 %
31'A
31'A
"
31%
140%
23%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25 VA
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32'A
32%
21%
21%
21%
22'A
22%
23 % 4
:
l_3
;,.-33:
Corp: common-——
,3
preferred——
__-_100
*90
.21%
21%
92
141
♦90
141'A
142
.
preferred L_——^1— No par
Oil Corp_
;
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142
142
92
90
90-
31%.
pir
31 %
31%
'
140%
100
_I__^
Manufacturing Co
25%-
64%
No par-
_
Inc
-
49'A
25'A
.
Corp___'_i
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio .RR comiNo
16
65%
38%
5
Greyhound
(H
8,500
16%
Stores-—
preferred
Green
34
97
Pacific Tea Co—1
Western. Sugar
24
21
33%
xl5%
-6.25
Great
Feb
34
17%
—
Western
25% Apr
4
35% Mar 20
33%
16 %
common
Great
143
34 Va
17
1
Ltd
34% Feb
S
70
33%
97'A
1
46% Mar 10
23
103
16
No par
Paper Co——25
Ry Co
—_No par
Northern
Great
•101'A
1
—10
64%
103
115%
»A
65%
97'A
*101'/4
102
96'A
Iron Ore Prop
Great
*
•*
"
Co
7
Mar'22
64%
97%
104
20
common
preferred
3
28% Apr
66 'A
65
96 "A
97
102 'A
20%
;
19 % Apr
'
1
-
102%
96 'A
*
*95 %
I~
Co
50'A Apr
>
67 Va
66
98
x20%
Granite City Steeli
Grant
a
67
66'A
$0.60 convertible preferred-No
par
Granby Mining Co
41 'A Jan
Aug 19
9,100
21
(W R) & Co
7
16
97
5,100
32%
98
.
Graham-Paige Corp
7
27
34% Sep
23%
31%
20%
(B F)
35 % Jan
24'A Aug 29
23
32%
*96 %
*
Brewing Co
10% Apr
31
For
21
35% Apr
Dee
4
23%
31 'A
20%
l'_
4
% Sep
19
22%
31%
98
Inc
5
% Oct
17
23:%
30r! a
20%
___
Glidden Co _l—_
Jan
4
61% Oct
7
61% Mar 30
18
Jan
23
32 7 u
*96 'A
Goodyear Tire & Rubber——No
Gould-National Batteries Inc__
19% Oct
23%
31%
5
Goodrich Co
82
23 VB
33%
No par
& Co-.
3
22% Jan
23%
32
69
27
13
38,800
116
24
25% Feb
19,400
25,600
54
.68%
28'A Oct
'
6'A
29%
52%
112%
29
"•
6 'A
28%
52%
1
60% Mar 29
.
6%
28%
49
5
common
39
Jan
6%
28'A
49
19%
4
19% Jan
6 %
28%
47 'A
17%
3
139
6%
28%
49
90%
3
Aug 19
32'A Mar 14
6%
28%
23%
•
6 %
19%
1% Jan
143 '
-
48
17%
33% Jan
4
•47
28%
6%
87%
51% Jan
19
48
48%
1
Co____
6
Dec
*46
29
6%
64 'A
4
a
1,200
28%
64%
21
'% Jan
14,000
64'A
3% Jan
7
69'A
*45
80c
89'A Jan
31% Jan
69
49
34%
47% Jan
28% Jan
70
33%
5
Aug 12
t"eb 15
69%
34%
27
34J/a
70
4
33%
Dec
32%
68%
49 3
103%
3a Sep
% Sep
24
72 %
4
Globe-Wemicke
May 11
70 %
*47
10
Cement
Glen
3
% Oct
11,500
96%
1__
$4.50 preferred
4
8
3,100
36%
103'A
—
42% Mar
8
32 Vb
35%
100
Corp
Co
17 % Apr
25'A Jan
31'A
36'A
_i
Brothers
4
75'A Jan
31 %
35'A
1—100
Portland
17
15
81%
31
36'A
47
.
common_8~3'%c
Rub
Inc__:
13'A Jan
Aug 25
81
32%
81%
33,900
&
preference
35% Jan
Jun
*85
10.
preference
8
80
81'A
31'A
36
4
65%
$5
5'%%
4
32
81
33%
36%
81%
Tire
'
23% Jan
7
81%
32 3
36%
81%
1,000
45% Jan
11
81%
33 %
4
36
57.400
4
Jan
1,600
449,400
34'% Nov
% Sep
107
18%
Gladding McBean
41% Aug 24
106%
30%
4
17
107'A
22,500
26%
21
Feb
167,500
17%
Feb
•
380
47'A
29%
Apr
6Va Jan
32%
109'A
46%
107
107
32%
109%
46%
General
28
97
7% Jan
107
33
108%
46'A
26%
21
26
32'A
108%
46%
36%
81
32 3
46
107%
33 %
109
109
46 %
18 'A
6
1
x32%
109
Vb
30%
3
6
33%
33 %
109
900
26%
16'A Jan
15
56,700
17%
95 % Feb
12
52
26%
19
8Vt Jan
50'/«
30 '/a
23
10% Jan
51%
«
Sep
32% Apr
50%
18'A
96
15
51%
26%
25'A Jan
% May 10
Oct 20
49%
30 7
19
% Dec
52 %
17%'
27
1% Jan
50'A
26%
Jan
35'A Jan
19,200
53%
30'A
16'% Oct
•
80'A
19%
98% Mar
4
4
44%
79%
32%
103'% Apr
34'% Apr
20
15
44%
80
26%
Giant
3% Jan
45
78%
32 7
2.50
Getty Oil Co—
44% Jan
45
52%
.
—6.67
Gerber Products Co
29
64'A
45
79%
64
30%
21
26
62%
44%
78%
65%
26%
19% Apr
'% Sep
64'A
45%
79%
64%
17%
93
% Oct
63%
451
78%
65 3 8
26 7
3
Jan
172,300
65
45
70
18%
3
29
82,200
32%
14% Jan
Nov
14,800
39%
17%
17% Jan
1 %
19
38%
29%
4
1
18%
39'A
26%
19% Jan
11% Dec
19%
38%
B)__—25
19% July 18
88
18%
39%
45
64'%
Corp ——1
(series
May 20
87T>i*^an
19%
39%
Electronics—3.33'%
Time.Corp ———2.50
14'2 Oct
50% Jan
19%
40%
General
12% May 17
6
21%
39%
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
22
18%
407a
18,500
General' Tele &
3
65% Apr
65% Sep
530
2,300
7%
77%
1
Corp
.
Castings
4
91% Nov
7'A
20%
20%
x39%
_10c
Public Utilities
Railway Signal--
4
11
7%
7%
7 %
1
Service
General
Jan
13
7'A
7%
7'%
10
53% Jan
Jan
7%
79
1,100
62
Jan
7 %
30%'
3,100
28
4
30%
♦78
88%
23
50 3
V 6,900
30'A
88
64'A Dec
59
43%
43
79
29'A
87
61 Va Jun
26
43'A
79
29%
87
17
42
42'A
79
29 %
68'%~Feb
5
40% Jan
2,500
20% Mar 20
10
100
43%
4,700
86
General Steel
16
43 Va
*77
8%
20%
84 Va
3
14'A Jan
30
8'A
20'A
86
33% Apr
1
79
30
8%
20%
;
86
6
33'A Jun
520
8%
20%
90
25% Jan
24
44%
79
31%
8%
20%
48
4
12 % Oct
43%
79
30%
8%
84
General
$1.30
16,500
83 %
7
General
7,200
8%
84'A
9
Mar 30
81
133
82
29% Jan
32'% Apr
,;8%
131'A
83 %
19
26%
•K.r
82 'A
20'.
3
79%
8%
86
General Refractories
3
81
133%,
84
2
25'A Jan
132 »A
81%
Feb
26% Jan
8'A
ft a
71
25
•
8%
133
47
3
12
'79%
80%
10,700
80
20% Jan
34% May 31
26
47
6
5
8,600
95'A
,25%
67 %
33% Jan
25
♦94%
25'A
—No par
28
23% Oct
95'A
24%
1,500
preferred_^-No par
preference—___No par
preferred
18% Sep
24% Jan
44%
77%
convertible
conv
♦93%
20%
8%
21
43%
15
Co
26
28%
95%
;,8'A
132%
20%'
107
General
10
..8%
107
10
22
8%'*
106%
34'% Mar 2o
series
9%
133
21
46
42'% Feb
28%
.24%
,
80%
81
25%
25%.
28'A
''
46
7
24%
9
133
_No par
No par
preferred
25%
*93%
80 %
.
:
33%
4
22
*
108%
26% Jan
Jun
23
8
35% Apr
79% Jun
26'A
25%
95
*24
*93%
45%
15
66% Jun
26
25%
25%
95
108'%
21
45
2,300
8 '%
I3
-
$3.75
8,200
12%
100
82% Mar 16
Preferred
22%
*12'A
1%
common
Motors Corp common
108% Mar 27
$5
21%
12'A
1
1
6
-
21%
12
20%
_i
10
Jan
"
-
__No par
79'% Jan
104
21'A
12 Va
-
—5
Corp
Corp
Mills
21%
12
5
preferred-^.-
General
28%
21
12'A
1
Finance
General
29
27 %
22
9%
12
Dynamics Corp
Mar 21
50% Jun
2 7'A
12
132'% .133%.;
General Bancshares Cbrp__
2
General. Bronze Corp
_5
General Cable Corp com—Nb
par
4%. 1st preferred—
—_ioo
General Cigar Co Inc
—1
17
4,400
21%
81
5'% Feb
5
12 '
79%
Transportation—1.25
2
27
5%
22
27'A
23 %
9
5
12
*26'A
j
25%
Mar
8
21%
50
—
•
5
23'%
Feb
20
42'% Feb
51%
*93%
83
28
26
52%
com__1
33
25
25% Oct
51%
Baking Co common
5
preferred-——'—
—No par
$8
Jan
26% Sep
53%
Texas—5
of
27
Sep
Oct
52 %
General
8% Mar 27
57% Sep
2
11,200
54%
100
Co
83
6
26,600
30%
54%
No par
Investors
Oil
45% Apr
Dec
15%
30
54%
1
pref_!
77'% Mar 30
•
Dec
Apr
Amer
74
28
5
American
19
41
15'A
30%
54
preferred-.
10
1
Sep
$4.50
General
10
July 13
35
General
37% Jan
21% July
15%
29 3A
53%
Corp
68% Jan
4
15 »A
2,r%
53
preferred
Voting
4
5
15%
28%
53
II
Acceptance
conv
28
111
15
30'A
53
com
convertible
$0.60
75.% Dec .14
76% Jan
43'% Oct
4'%%
General
38% Dec
100% Jan
32
Wood Industries Inc
99% Jan
:
16%
283a
53
IIII2
Corp
11
83% Jan
30% Apr
Gar
19
22% Feb
15%
30%
52 Va
_
4
29% Jan
33'% Sep 23
Jan
16%
30
5
"
28% Feb
,
12
8'/a Jan
25
Garrett
2
24
10'A Mar
140
25
36% Dec
21
15% Oct
7% Jan
131'% Apr
4
82
FebJan
86% Mar
45% Jan
14
Dec
11
July 22
2
95
34% Jan
8
21% Apr
26% Feb
27
15
5
___i
;
Jan
78
5
80'% July
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
92'% Jan
17
57
30
22'% Jan
90
-
1
Jan
Co
Gamble Skogmo Inc___
Gardner-Denver Co
7
10% Sep
21% Dec
Gabriel
32%
30
31'A
30'A
31'A
203/8
20%
20%
21'A
20%
21%
•*^9
36%
71
37
*70
36'A
71
36%
71
*70
36 3
h
37%
*90
.
31%
142
92
31%
141'A
.
4.10O
25
32%
32%
23%
24%
4,200
142
24%
♦91
380
22,500
-
92
.
3,600
.38,4001
10
31 y.
s
31%
30%
31%
29,400
20%
20% i
20%
20%
2,900
•70
37%
71
38%
•70
37%
71'A
39
80.900
c
18
The Commercial and
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(1570)
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
a ear
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
40
Feb
87
Mar
States Utilities
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
23
35 'A Jan
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85% Jan
11
7
86'/a Jan
4
91% Mar 10
$4.40
dividend
91% Mar
3
92 % Mar
6
$4.44
dividend
2
$5
82
84% Jan
91% Oct
7
Aug. 12
91
87 % May 18
Jan
4
103 V» Nov
97 % Jan
11
102
24% Sep
28
Jan
9
33 Va Jan
19
36 'A Dec 29
Feb
102'
15
103% Aug
97
12
16
104
Mar
105% Feb
21
$4.20
14
dividend
Feb
55
24
35%,Jan
Sep
53% Jan
11
42% Jan
26
3
51 Vb Apr
7
4
35'/a Fed
16
64
Feb
23
; 3
51% Jan
4
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
21 % Dec
5
Jan
4
22'A Jan
6
28% Feb
100
100
*103%
7
106'/a Jan
6
93% Jan
"3
112% Feb
13
27
'25'A
Jan
26*A Jun
20
327/b Jan
25
26% Jan
28% Nov
25
47 'A Jun
21 r.
31
42
July
Oct
121
5
47'A Jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
57'A Jan
5
24
34 Va Oct
3
Mar 23
129
46
32
Apr
Hall
4%
58% Mar 28
127
Feb
6
67'A Apr
4
35
6%
24
50'A Dec
26% Sep
2
24'A Jan
18% Oct
29 'A Jan
11
20% Jan
3
24'A Jan
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
33% Feb
17
Hart
8% Feb
3
13% Feb
20
Hat Corp
37% Feb
27
81 Va Jan
11
31
8'/a Oct
27
11% Jan
26
6
.
61 % Feb 17
88'/a Dec
28
11
5
Jan
9
49'A Feb
9*A May 25
3
Harsco
23
Harshaw
5%
43% Mar 15
115
13
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
81
Jan
3
87
37'/a Feb
17
55
Dec
16
50'A Jan
3
75% Mar 16
Heller
Mar 14
Helme
■
15 'A Apr
4
Heinz
71'A Mar 21
(H
J)
33'A July
7
29% Jan
5
18
36
Aug
5
34
Jan
4
36'A Mar 16
1
20
Jan
4
14
Feb
2
16
Feb
17
Hercules
61% Apr
13
82% Dec
8
79 v
Jan
3
98
Jan
23
Hercules
Powder
Jan
3
67% Jan
4
112 *A Jan
4
V*'
55% Apr
1
O
< -
~
13
•
u
70
1a_-/b
•
•
108
Dec 20
—
j
—
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
21
61 'A Jan
17
18% Oct
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
3
Jan
154'A Apr
68% Apr
7
iv.a.
6
60 Vb May 11
92 Va Feb
16
12 *A Dec
53
22
66
Jan
6
68
July 13
117
Jan
3
140
1
68
Aug
19
Jan
7% Feb
21
7
Apr
Feb
16
Jan
Hill
20
29 Vb Oct
19
37'/a Jan
4
30'A Jan
10
23% Feb
1
28 *A Apr
6
24% Jan
12
29 Vb Mar 23
14% Dec
6
30'A July
5
16'A Jan
3
22'A Mar 23
9% Nov
16
13
5
23
May 20
28% Feb
42% Sep
37
Jan
30% July
29
May 19
9% Jan
7
30% Oct
1
30
4
11
'A Mar 13
Jan
4
32'A Mar
29 % Feb
13
6
30% Jan
Dec
22
51
Jan
5
67
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
4
53% Jan
56
5%
40% Jun
2
67 Vb Dec
19
65% Jan
3
84% Mar
27'A Oct
25
41 Vb Jan
4
34% Jan
3
Honolulu
40% Mar 16
81 % Feb
2
20% Dec
12
4% Oct
26
3
90'A Sep
13
83'A Feb
7
90
Apr
19
20
2
25'A Jan
•t^ucKer
5
26
19
Sep
Mar
8
Jan
14
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Jan
5
19
10
22% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
19 Vb
aHar
36% Mar 17
38% Feb
10
36'A Jan
13
39
Mar 13
19
44% Apr
6
80
7
16
27
Mar
7
.35% Dec
70 % Jan
4
79
77
8
t
33% Jan
9
85 % Sep
Jan
4 % Jan
Aug
19
74 % Jan
1
82 % Jan
14
3
4
23
5% Mar 13
Apr
90'A Feb
23
10
100V4 Feb
13
12% Feb
0
15% Mar 23
Howard
24% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
23'A Apr
Howe
7
54% Jan
14
45
Jan
3
50'A Mar 10
16
35% Jan
3
51'A Mar 28
Hunt
94
Sep
14
90 % Jan
10
27
92 % Jan
4
6% Oct
8,100
42
42
42
*41 Va
42
41%
41%
109
104%»
108
103%
106%
9,500
15
14%
14%
15 Vb
16,300
62'A
12,900
85%
*84
*84
85%
70 %
72 %
72
73%
73
74
73
73%
71V4
72%
3,400
37
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,300
37
*35%
92%
100
36
110%
par
*70
63 %
61%
38
37
90 »/4
92
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
92
'
91%
92 %
90%
91%
110%
111%
111
*110
111
*70
75
*70
75
152
154
65 %
66 %
60%
66 '/s
66%
67
68%
28%
27%
27 %
27
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,800
49 VB
44%
46%
149,800
27%
27 3
27%
19,400
53
46'%
49 Va
1
27%
27%
26%
27 Va
No par
66%
26%
2.50
20 %
•
135
250
9%
10
1,600
40 %
40%
40%
39%
28'%
28 %
26"a
28':
29
29 Va
29%
29%
20%
21%
20 Va
2.1
20%
21%
20 >A
21
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
lo
a
10%
31%
31%
*30
10 Va
31%
31%
30%
*10%
10%
30%
39%
40%
39%
31%
*30
24,600
69
135
9%
28%
31%
_5
*68
134
9%
40
39%
*28%
—30
10%
69
134
136%
10
21
39 %
25
50c
*134
10%
10%
10%
10%
b
*68
69
*68
136%
*.133
136%
136%
69
*68
69
*68
100
1
140
4,600
65%
48%
preferred
151'A
154%
473..
A
150
152 %
151
%
75
*71
27 %'
151
154
28%
common
9,700
.
151%
45%
series
3,600
<•
'
*110
76%
*70
76%
,10
•
v
14 Va
%
110%
110%
110%
36
*35 mi
36
*35 %
85%
*84
91 %
2
14%
91 %
_
36
*35%
36
14%
V
85%
61V4
61'A
60%
62
59
•
.
64%
<
—No par
30 Va
30 %
1,400
20,600
31 %
31 va
*30%
3,200
1,700
31%
30%
31%
*30
15,500
'/a
30%
100
62'A
7,900
1
62 %
63 %
63
64
62 Va
63'%
61 Va
62%
61
12.50
Winston
42 %
42%
41%
42 l%
42
42%
42'%
42%
42%
43%
9,600
80
81'/4
80
80%
79
791
80 Va
80
80%
20,000
39'/4
40
38
40%
37
36%
38
17,200
Inc
10
oorp
common
a
80 %
%
1
38 V4
37%
37%
*87%
89
89
89
90
90
5
21%
22
21%
21%
21'/«
21%
21%
21%
5%
5%
5%
America
5*/4
5'%
5%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
18:,b
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
6,300
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 Vb
38%
■Ml,200
44
44-%
43%
44'A'
80
80
5%
41%
*>■■■•
*38
42%
78
•:
79
*78
80
*78','4
80
82
*82 Va
84%
*82 Va
84%
*82%
91%
%
94%
14%
15
1
20%
21%
20%
13% Jan
11
Jan
26
11% Apr
4
Hupp
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
38% Feb
28
5%
16% Oct
27
21 Va Jan
7
17% Jan
3
20'A Mar 17
series A_
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
Jan
3
60% Apr
7
Idaho
26 Va Jan
3
31 % Jan
27
94%
94%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,500
20%
20'%
22 VB
22'/a,
23'A
114,000
49 vb
49 %
3,100
47%
7,100
48%
49%
49 Va
49%
49'%
49%:.
48%
49%
47%
49
47 Va
47%
*95%
97
♦95 Va
96 V4
97
95 Va
96%
95%
95%
96 Va
96%
*95 Va
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
37
37
37
36
36 Va
19
19%
11%
10%
37 %
*36%
•,
19%
19%
19
_3
95 V*'
95 Va
97
*36%
50
94%
47 Vb
96%
10
1
common
convertible pfd
91 Va
94
14%
49%
*95 %
100
26
*90
93%
49%
96
_100
series B.
91%
49 %
5
170
20
•
49
No par
-•
*90%
14%
21%
preferred series A
,
93%
95%
14%
:
*90
91%
*90
95%
14%
com
10,200
84%
94%
(Delaware)
44
42%
41%;
78,
600
18%
18 va
18%
18%
.
*82
,42
*77
1
preferred
8,700
*18%
Power—_No par
5%
5%
1
100
5%
3,200
5 V4
3
common—No par
Inc
21%
-50
common
preferred-
Indust
5%
21V4
I
25
common
preferredInc
60
90
*88
90
*88
No par
Bearing Co_
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Corp
70
*84
(conv)
Co
15 %
63 % '
Corp
&
14%
15 'A
13%
13%
107%
V
8,400
84%
preferred-
Foods
110
106%
115
2 1/12
25
8
2,500
11
14%
Oct
32
28%
10%
14%
4
Apr
24
28
11 Vb
*35 'A
97% Mar 16
97
23%
28%
11
13 %
Stores Corp
Hudson
40% Dec
93% Dec
23%
28 Va
11
27-4
Finance
Sound
Jun„29
25
23%
29%
10%
_1
Houston Lighting <fe
24% Mar 14
24
23%
28%
11'A
91 %
10
86% Jan
90 *A Aug
23%
29 Va
*90
88'A Jan
13
30
84% Feb
23 %
29'/4
100
13
19'A Jun
43 %
23%
29%
4.40%
93
90'A Dec
2
23 %
29%
84%
21
13% Dec
22%
*82%
16
Sep
32%
100
Dec
8,700
24,700
32 v4
3%,% preferred-—
4%'i preferred—J
11% Mar 30
67 Vb
„
84%
_
convertible
65% Jan
88
60
127
33%
Chem
convertible
Household
83% Mar 23
66
32%
___lo
Corp
Houdaille-Industries
S2.25
67 %
33%
t
47
&
of
4,100
56 %
*125 v'4
127.
65 %
33 %
5
unemical
Corp
5%
20
57%
*125%
127
66
57 %
56 Va
57%
57
65%
preferred—25
$4.25 preferred
Hotel
22,800
62 %
Mining
Oil
33%
33%
105
preferred-No
Corp
Hoover Ball &
MarlO
16 *A Oct
A
convertible
Homestake
16
31%
*125%
127
42
,___
pfd
Holt Rinehart
Mar 16
31%
65
11%
Holly Sugar Corp common
7
16
31%
5
Electronics Corp
Furnace Co
Holland
32
1,000
32%
5
conv
4,500
_100
common
pfd
Hotels
5%%
Hoffman
32
32%
42%
Corp
Hilton
43% Mar 22
50
31
65
11
Corp
preferred series A
2nd
104
31
24%
24 Va
32
No par
Newport
$4%
*99
31
31:1/s
%
57
57
25
102
30%
31%
32%
*125'A
25
*98
31
25
*100
64%
wi
3%%
2
Mar 22
31 *A
9,200
1
Chocolate
Heyden
31
32%
15,600
V
8.33%
.
Hewlett-Packard Co
4
31%
*42
Hewitt-Robins Inc
28% Mar 22
duxy
31 %
400
64
*62
64
104
24%
25 %
104
10%
Hertz Co
7
3
2-±%
120
Hershey
3
28% Mar 30
34%
1
common
class
conv
51 Vb
34
1
preferred
$2
50
34
5
non-cumulative
5%
23
36% Mar 17
•
16%
78
23% Jan
■
——
111'A Apr
(G W)
7%
49%
32%
*62%
64
__5
Motors
40
49%
32%
8,400
65 %
common
(W E) '& Co
13% Dec
49%
32%
25
5 7 'A
Marx____.
common
29% May 12
62 Va
49
♦100
125 %
30
50
47%
32 %
25
v:;
57%
l„1
preferred—
32% Jan
105
46 'A
49%
__50
Co
103%
*103%
47'A
63
102
25
xl25'A
Co
&
♦102
105
45
45 %
31%
;
1.25
of America
103'A
*103'A
44%
32
,
7.50
com
Corp
Chemical
3.65%
Mar 16
32 %
102
1
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
Mar 30
•v
__2.50
preferred
Jan
x
77
1
Corporation
Schaffner
*102
105
43%
49%
49 %
100
Harris-Intertype
6
28
103 Va
*103'/a
104%
63
61%
32 %
5
common
Refrac
93%
*85
44%
47
49
preferred—___10o
preferred
21% May 24
22 *A May 26
Printing Co
Harbison-Walker
16
*93 */4
*102
102%
104%
61%
5
_
Co
93%
93%
*101
45 %
_25
____:
convertible
16
Feb
Co
F)
190
*93
*92%
90'A
v;:;;A
•
Hammermill Paper Co—
Hammond Organ Co__
15
Jan
(W
Hamilton Watch
7
37'A Feb
Halliburton
90%
90 Va
93%
105
20
90%
90 Va
103 %
103%
__100
2.50
91%
10,000
87%
90'A
*85
*93
39%
39%
87%
*85
87 Va
87%
91%
93%
preferred
Mfg Co
39%
Shares
April 3
40
39%
40
the Week
Friday
Thursday
April 6
April 5
39
*85
91%
91%
*93
preferred
preferred
Hackensack Water
9
88% Jun
24
80 %
100
/•
38%
38%
86
preferred
dividend
Gustin-Bacon
38
100
preferred
v;vh
48
April 4
No par
dividend
$5.08
49 V4 Mar 29
April 3
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Co-
Common
7
Mondsy, April 10, 1961
.
weuiicsUa/
Tuesday
Par
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Gulf
13
YORK
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
i»uo
.
19%
19'/8
19%
*
4,100
400
97
30
97
10 Va
35 %
36
300
19'A
*
10%
20
3,900
189,500
I
46
Feb
15
21% July 25
57'A Aug 24
31% Jan
53
4
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
Jan
27
62% Dec
39'A Jan
18
43
41
41% Feb
18
45 'A Jan
22
42% Jan
4
Feb
11
41
45
31% Jan
3
30
58
Jan
23
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
Aug
43% Jan
4
20
Ideal
Power
40% Mar 21
Illinois
Central
7
Illinois
Power
43 Vb Apr
4
44 Va Jan
30
4.26%
4.70%
Feb
2
4.42%
18
4.20%
23
45
Feb
27
Indiana
10
58 % Apr
7
38 V. Feb
17
50% Dec
50
27
Jan
preferred
General
8 '/a Feb
25
5 Va Jan
3
8
Feb
20
S
Electrica
12
17% Feb
2
19 V. Feb
9
'71% Jan
3
88
6
Ingersoll-Rand
145
Dec
13
36% May
29% Oct
29
Feb
2
15
33'A Jan
3
23
35 3a Jan
30
49% Jun
15
38% Mar 13
Apr
44% Jan
90
94
Nov
1
8
38% Sep
23
139 % Feb
2
Feb
8
69 'A Jan
12
93
July 11
341/4 Feb
600
Dec
50% Jan
Oct
19
•
Jan
34
Steel
49 Va
49
*48%
*46'A
46%
*^5%
46%
*45%
46%
*46*4
47%
*43
44
*42%
44
*43
44
*43
44
2
23
52 Va Feb
46% Apr
Iron
Harvester
6
8
7%
Minerals
4%
6
-21% Jan
14
28
8
95
32% Dec
20
38
44% Apr
30% Apr
28
60% Dec
25
35
32
Feb
17
48% Dec
30
32 % Feb
17
38 Va Jan
Jan
36
12
Apr
16
Rectifier
3
123% Mar
International
3
37% Mar
International
Jan
3
32 Va Jan
11
44% Jan
4
15
33 Va Jan
11
May 31
International
86 V2 Apr
7%
38% Mar
Silver
International
Utilities
&
45'A Apr
58'A Dec
4
40% Jan
12
9
51 Va Jan
4
90'A Apr
4
Interstate
21 % Dec
27
20% Jan
4
23
V2 Feb
9
Interstate
Power
33% Jan
4
46% Aug 26
42 Va Jan
3
52
Apr
7
Iowa
Light
41% Jan
3
47
Feb
15
Iowa-Illinois
38% Jan
10
43
Jan
25
Iowa
7
21% Jan
3
27% Jan
30
Island
Sep
7
115 Va Jan
3
5
44'A Jan
4
19% Feb
10
119% Apr
24V. Feb
Dec
32% Mar
4
40
Aug 29
20
Oct
31
115
,'an
4
/-T87,, Oct
26
21
36% Jan
124
12% Dec
1
Jan
12
10% Oct
13
18 *A Jan
7
76 % Jan
26
87
20
Aug 22
40% Oct
24
52 *A
Apr
13
76% Jan
22
83
Sep
1
44% Jan
13
■
14
Jan
13'A Jan
80'/a Jan
48% Feb
82
Jan
62% May 31
55% Feb
53% May
8% Mar
79
49% Dec
6
13
2
73
Mar 23
83 % Feb
74
14
7
Mar 21
Dec
13
73% Jan
4
5
15 Va Jan
3
28'A Feb
4
58% Jan
3
70% Mar
110% Mar
7
15
3
99'/a Aug 24
18% Jun 13
21
footnotes,
96
Jan
3
13
Jan
3
17% Mar 30
47'A Jan
38% Jan
3
48
see
page
8
24.
I-T-E
20
101
Mar 22
Mar 20
'
Tea
3% %
Co
Jones
&
5%
&
Jorgensen
145'A
145%
145%
45 %
50
50%
51%
30,500
51'A
51%
50%
145'A
50
9,400
16,000
145%
145
146
45 */b
45%
Power
&
&
31
29 %
29%
29%
30%
6,000
66'A
65%
66%
66 Va
68%
38,200
18%
*80
»
18%
80%-
*80
80 Va
1
19 %
19%
19
18'A
18%
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
94%
94'A
*94'A
95V-,
94'A
94'A
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95'A
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12'A
*12%
14
13
13%
12 '/a
12 »/a
12
65
65%
64
65
63
64%
63
64
1
31%
33%
34
-35%
32%
34V2
32%
33%
30%
31
31 Vb
31%
31%
31%
34%
35 %
114%
36%
83%
84
38
114%
37
110%
114
112%
313
4
35 "a
34%
30,500
36
56,200
1,300
113
113
112*4
1,400
1,830
36%
36%
36 Va
-
36%
36%
bo
85 3
4
86
'%
"
37
86
38
86 «/a
85
37
37 Va
37 Va
37 %
37 %
*37
58
'/B
60
59%
59%
59
60 3
*43%
44
43%
44
43
43%
481
"60
44 Va
Va
60%
43%
43%
85
„
5,400
3,300
37%
.
200
12%
64
63
84%
Va
•
36%
.
8,500
67,400
95'A
400
b
48
56,400
4,200
1,200
48 V*
48%
48'A
48 Va
49
48
I
85%
87%.
87
90 %>
8 1 VB
89
87%
89%
87 *A
89 Va
13,500
21%
22
22
22%
22%
22 'A
22 'A
22%
22 3
22%
10,400
50 %
,51-
50 'A
50 Va
50 V2
51%
*51%
51%
51%
52
■46%
46 VB
46'A
46%
46%
47
47
47
41'A
41 %
41 'A
41 VB
41 VB
41 Va
41 Vb
•27 Va
26 %
27 Va
26%
26%
26%
27
119%
119%
1
45%
46%'
41 Vb
41'A
41
24%
25
26 Va
*119
common
15%
1
17
pfd—100
,83
;
A-
series ACo___
r
82 %
69%
68 'A
4
«
,
15'A
2,500
17
18 'A
11,900
83'A
63
65
66
•
83%
69%
*81%
.
68
14%
63 Ms
*81%
83'A
67%
69
99
99%
100'A
b
23%
23%
23%
67%
66%
67
66 %
100%
___1
17'A
17%
17%
.17%
16
46
47%
■
45%
7,000
*82
24 3
*100%
30
20%
17%
15%
66%
100%
1,500
120%
83%
15%
23*74
102
4.200
14,700
17%
68 'A
'
2,700
83 %
25
106
100%
'
20%
20%
67%
101'A
47%
*119
120%
24'A
♦100%
45%
20%
20%
15%
65
100
1
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4
17'A
16%
*81
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t
83'A
*81 %
104
'
67%.
65'A
68 3
24 Va
67%.
83
82 'A
-
■
15'A
17%
65
70'A
23 'A
;>
15%
16%
65
82 %
20'A
20%
82%.
10-%. 104'A^
v
.
15%
*
-
68
1
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1-5%
17%
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-
119
20 !b
21
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_5
119
120%
*81
1
100
common.lO
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5
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.
49
;
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Co
Steel
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10
Co
common
M)
-
60%
h
44
com—5
Electric
Inc__
(Earle
36 Tit
*37%
59 7
113'A
115
25
par
Co—_5
Johnson——
Logan
33
18%
33%
18%
18%
100
_25
Corp
Laughlin
25,600
651/4
Sulphur Co_
Inc
1,170
45 %
3.50
Breaker
preferred
50%
144%
25%
693 Va
29%
1
Johns-Manville
Jonathan
690
686
150
25
689
25 Va
25%
25%
694
686
65%
;
preferred^
Johnson
94
145 VB
.2)
^Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
94
31%
Co
Coal
Lake
93 VB
65%
preferred
Jefferson
..
93 VB
5,900
30 Va
& Light Co_
Circuit
41%
66 %
preferred
Gas
Creek
25%
25%
702
41
31%
Jaeger Machine Co
18'A Mar 21
18 *A Dec
11 */B Dec
For
14
17% Mar
84 % Feb
893A Jan
95% Mai29'A Oct
3
3
27
$6
convertible
Power
25 Va
694
.
41%
30%
Teleg. No
Dept Stores
22
43
.
200
41
94
*93 VB
.93
9,100
43
41%
41
8,100
65 Va
No par
Cor'p
18% Jun
1
.93
47%
*41
43
*41
43
*41
47%
47
47%
4 6 Va
47%
43
41%
48 "a
48
79%
:
46% Mar 13
Elec
T
41 VB
.30
47%
47%
47%
47%
82
152
44'A
common..
preferred
Telep
$2
46%
*41
,
471/4
48%
81
*145
79 V2
Co
:
May 10
33% Jun 17
36'A Mar
47 Va '
18%
18%
82%
152
*145
152
80 Va
No par
Shoe
International
Mar 29
19,300
5,500
a
80
81%
81
43%
Corp
Salt
60% Apr
49
18%
18'
18%
18%
*145
147
*79 Va
42
5
100
Resistance
Jan
58
1,500
_10c
Amer com
International
33% Jan
Aug 24
7%
a
43%
preferred
International
7
6%
11,800
80%
common
preferred-
Int'l Rys of Cent
35 Vb Apr
7%
73
No par
54% Feb
20
1,600
71/2
No par
2
5%
58%
2.50
70% Mar
24
57%
5
Paper
69 Va Mar 28
57 Va
%
Packers Limited
14% Feb
57 Va
*79%
Mining Corp
of Canada
International
$4
40
57%
46'A
_100
International
3
39%
46 Vb
com
17
41% Jun
147
50
49 %
144'A
preferred
24
Jan
39 Vb
No par
Chemical
&
39%
7Vb
81'A
40
57%
18%
25%
100
35 % Feb
26% Dec
18 Va
80%
697
693
No par
common
preferred
Int'l
39
71/4
18%
48%
25%
,_l
__5
21Va Feb
139% Jan
40
Corp__.
Business- Machines
Int'l
5
Feb
common
Int'l
23
147% Mar
Inc
95
7
7'A
152
48%
_No par
93% Feb
24
7%
-
*145
100
30% Jan
Oct
57%
81%
7 Va
18%
81%
preferred
Interlake
Mar 17
*47 Va
40%
58'A
57%
57%
par
39 Va
40%
39%
100
27 % Mar
% %
43%
*48%
44
93
4
4,900
400
43
49 %
92%
Apr
70%
.
-46%
1
94% Aug 15
19% Mar 2
91 % Dec
49%
48%
Jan
Feb
*48*4
41%
International
10
*42 Va
38 VB
42
Int'l Nickel
6
43 Va
47 %
68% Mar
30
*42%
41%
32 Va Mar 29
9% Dec
43%
42
Jan
15% Jan
*42 Va
5
58 *A Jan
.
441/4
1
25% Jan
19
*41%
*43 Va
Ctfs
30
30
70 Va
43 Va
44
*43 %
Corp
21
21% Feb
70 V2
*41%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
26% Dec
31% Dec
69%
43Vb
Interchemical
.59 '/a Dec
8
38%
69%
*41%
Insuranshares
5
4
37%
x69%
43 VB
No par
common
Co
20
22
3 8 Va
69%
43 VB
3
81
12% Aug
37%
69
43
9
77 Va Jan
30% Dec
38%
69 %
50% Mar 22
733
42 V. Jan
142%
38%
68
42
25
86'A Jan
22 *A Dec
3
580
148% Aug 25
36'A Aug 24
80
18
21% Jan
18
29
Jan
38%
43
*43
preferred—
Inland
7
21
23
6%
3
35'A Dec
407'A Mar
Dec
49% Mar
24
43% Jan
2
55
3
Jan
5
Feb
17 % Aug
40 Va Jan
147
29
86
47% Sep
5
18
25
34% Nov
29
50% Jan
Jan
11,800
12,500
*46'A
Industrial Rayon__
19
145
38
100 pesos
22% Jan
86 % Apr
7
12,600
28%
37%
Mexico
A—
4
28
Jan
60%
28'a
_]
De
Sep
154
59%
28%
*48%
;
Corp
65
Mar
60 'A
28%
50
.
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
59
__50
preferred—
32% Jan
59%
28%
491/4
preferred
43 Va Jan
57% Aug 23
57'A
28V.
5o
25
4
18
46
57'A
29
50
43'A Jan
49 Va Jan
56%
28%
15
preferred
44 Va Jan
23
56%
29%
50
.
15
48% Feb
56 %
28%
No par
Co
common
44 V'4 Aug
22
13 V4 Aug
RR
Co
preferred
49'A Aug
9
46 % July 27
31% Nov
5% July 11
;
Co_
70% Apr '
4.08'A
10
5
Co
Cement
102
.'
■■
100%
16%
•16%.
46%
%
-
•
-
45 %
-
.
10
Va
26,300
3,900
23%
21.200
67
26,300
69
100
.
.
:
100%
16%
16%
46
83 'A
J ''OA
100% '
140
12,200
64
16%
45
45 Vs.
210
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1571)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
.■;STOCKS
.
Year i960
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
:
Sep
29
54% Jan
Oct
5
111% Jan
42% Jan
12
86
101
105% Oct
Mar
Jan
,23
107
44% Jan
11
48
122% Jan
3
Jan
13
103% Jan
18
119
Apr
11
110% Jan
18
116% Apr
3
8
17
•70
75% Jan
9
79
Jan
90
Oct
9
90
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
43 y8 Feb
9
11
58 % Jan
17-
84 % Jan
20
95 % Oct
37% Sep
16
54% July
8
39% Aue 24
23
Jan
91
Feb
82% Mar 22
3
convertible
loo
117
119
117
116%
116%
65%
(ser of
preferred-
1959)
16% July 11
12% Jan
6
51% Dec
30
50% Jan
6
31% Feb
23
23
13
30% Aug 17
6
100% Jan
25% Jan
3
87% Mar
Kennecott
Jan
71% Apr
21
28% Nov
18
26% Jan
•
5
32% Jan
82
93
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
25% Dec
2
31% Jan
34'/a Oct
24
46% Jan
7
11
Jan
12
77
Jan
14% Feb
17
82% Apr
36% Dec
27% Sep
29
33
19% Jun
28
33
Jan
5
18% Feb
47
20%
20%
20%
59
59
59%
32%
32 Va
9,700
39
38%
39 Va
28,200
,85 >/B
48%
46%
47%
46%
21%
22
Apr
55%
46
46%
20%
21%
19%
21%
20
60%
60
60 %
59%
60
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
34 3
36
36 %
37 Vb
36 %
37 l'.i
37 Va
4
%
;59
Kimberly-Clark
Royal
5
(S S)
19
Kress
14
Jan
16
Kroehler
6
38 % Feb
23
(S
V
26
84 Vb
84 VB
71%
69%
70
19,200
98%
Oo
107,700
35 %
36%
36 VB
37
38
37 %
37%
37%
37 3A
1,500
89
87%
88%
88%
89'A
16,900
25 %
25
26%
25 %
26%
40,100
26%
26%
26%
1,400
*26
8,500
26%
26 %
26%
26%
40 %
41%
41 %
42%
41%
41 %
41%
82 %
82%
82%
82 %
82 %
82 %
*82 VB
1
65%
68
62 %
64%
59%
62%
62
63%
31%
31 %
31%
32 %
32 %
32%
82%,
32 Va
22
22%
21 %
222 %
21%
22 %
21%
21 VB
12 %
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
13%
2,600
32%
34 VB
29,000
33%
34%
8,800
29'A
29%
~~I"
10
_
5
—
Sutherland
*26
33%
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
37 %
35%
37%
34%
35%
34 34
29%
29%
29 %
42 3A
9.300
200
83
62%
29%
54,700
33
16,500
21%
-
63%
32%
.
35 Va
8
Va
*82 VB
34%
36"
5
41
41 VB
83
32%
_——1
Paper Co.—
26 %
14,900
10
Co.—
&
3,600
loo
_
Co
H)
56.100
99
:■ ;f/4%
24%
..100 G
Airlines
Co
P
89%
24 %
Mfg Co
Kroger
K
88%
25%
common
preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc—
Kresge
90
23%
3,500
~Io
Dutch
4%
7
89%
_l
Co
5,200
69%
84%
71
'.68 %
87%
Corp
,32%
900
,
95
85%
84 Tii
37%
common
,
%
32%
37% ->37%
34% Apr
27
46
47 3 4
38
26% Jan
25% Jan
46%
55 % \ 55 %
38
1
3
55'A
55%-
l
3
30% Jan
55 VB
55%
35 %
68% Mar 30
36
55%
55 %
34%
Mar 21
31% Jan
21
38
35%
Koppers Co Inc
Oct
25
80
*37%
35
KLM
Mar
79 VB
37%
36%
2
Mar 27
79%
37%
55 %
.60
2,600
79%
33%
9
30
92
-
25
83
11% Jan
*90
38
38
38
— —
100
37%
38
*37%
-
..J.
79 %
preferred
prior
44% Mar
21
*87
92
''
79
92
27% Feb
•
•
89
*90
95%
Jan
2
92
*87
79%
69
Jan
6
*90
89
92
79
2,000
79%
"
'
*87
79%
85%
78
8
V
93%
36
36% Mar
89
68%
25% Jan
20% Jan
95%
*87
85
6
34% Jan
87%
*94
*78%
89
97%
4
5
*85%
95%
68%
King-Seeley Thermos
10
87
*94
85%
6
28
*85%
95%
91%
26% Apr
11% Dec
87
*94
67%
16% Jan
25% Oct
*85 %
95%
79%
_50
100
67%
87
84%
conv-
67%'
67%
l
10
Jan
.
500
122
78
J..8.75
Copper—.
Feb
7
92
,
78
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_—
38% Mar 10
20
Jan
8 J-
*90
'
800
>;
67
*90
*87
300
120
79%
2.50
4%%
,
24,300
47%
66%
66 %
No par
Apr
46% Jan
„
*47
47%
*78
66
*94
i
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
89% Dec
*116
*85 %
ioo
Kern County Land Co
100% 'Apr
7
122
94%
^8
62% Jan
11
116'A
87
Co_
8
62% Feb
120
94 %
l
30
31% Nov
*112
*85 %
—50c
65% Dec
37
-
No par
Kellogg Co——
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall
•112
44%
*116
79%
Kayser-Roth Corp..—,
62% Mar 17
a
118
65
'
Electric Co
55% Jan
July 22
118
*78
preferred——A
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
52
119
79 %
ioo
23% Mar 10
73% Jan
118
65%
No par
com
Power & Light Co
?9% Apr
Shares
107
107
*47
*
Kansas
9
109
106%
47
*78
preferred—
non-cum
43%
44 VB
44 Vu
%
109
100
Gas &
36 % Jan
April 7
47
47%
100
Kansas
3
•*
44
43%
106
100
_
—.
4.35% preferred
±
Kansas City Southern
3
100
& Lt Co com_No par
preferred——
23
11
50% Jan
pfd
conv
4%
48% Apr
12
25
47
13
Feb
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
April 6
*106
*47
60
4
37 % Jan
PRICES
,
119
106
47
38% Feb
50% Jan
SALE
117
106
.4.20%
23
45
44%
45%
44%
106
_50
preferred...... 100
4 '/o
preferred4.50%. preferred
3
25
71% Oct
10
Mar 22
Jan
Oct
Corp__—33 %
preferred—.'
"3.80%
88
10
convertible
Kansas'City Pr
95% Mar 28
Apr
30% Oct
36
Jan
Chem
&
'
28
3
68% Jan
36
86
Alum
/4 % 'k
•",
8
Feb
April 5
April 4
4%%
4% Vc
6
88% Jan
8
Mar
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
4 % %
4
Jan 1
85
July 28
79% Jan
27
92% Feb
5
10
7:
Mar 28
29
I87
6
31% Feb
Jan
A or
79% Aug
82% Mar 18
85% Feb
May
51% Dec
80'%. May 23
Kaiser
3
25
86% Jan
96
46% Mar 14
6
47
30
74
'•
5
13
125
Sep
45
37% Jan
6
Monday
April :i
Par
K
;
32
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
22
12,800
L
10
25% Dec
29
27% Mar 11
36% Dec
21
27
22
-Jan
25
Jun
27
•
v.
28 V. Jan
2
23 % Jun
20
Jan
6
14% Jan
.3
13 Vb Jan
6
11 Va Jan
3
32 Va Aug
1
27% Jan
3
1 Va Jan
4
25% Oct
25
16
■
-i
3% Mar 1L
Lane
25
26
24'A Jan
Lear
Mar 27
.
2% Mar 21
22
19% Jun
8
16 7/» Jan
"4
22 Vb Mar 22
7Vb Jan
15
4 Va Jan
3
6% Mar 22
29% Jan 22
26 % Jan
3
287/b Mar 20
Apr
7
79 Va Dec
29
283A Sep
70% Jan
74
46% Oct
24
9 Vb Oct
5
Jan
46'A Nov >23
Nov
20
i61
28
18
,
r
8
Lehn
40'A Apr
60% Mai*
4
3
a
14% Mar 22
Libby
3
9V% Mar
9
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
10
151% Mar
6
4
493A Jan
5
Sep 23
243A Jan
6
Jan
59Va Mar 16
36 Va Apr
56'A Apr
7
44 Va Jan
3
123A Jan
4
34 Va Aug
10
23Va Jan
26
35Vb Mar 29
Lionel
57% Jan
12
96% Dec
20
87 Vb Jan
4
128% Mar 10
Litton
18% May 11
327/8 Jan
4
26 Va Jan
26
48% Mar 30
Lockheed
19
5
157/b Jan
10
277/8 Mar 28
Feb
14
19% Nov
613A Jan
23
17
4
Aug
22 '/a Jan
4
.
Feb"
111
30% Jan
Jan
96
8
140'A Dec
43 Va Dec
30
21
80
Jan
Jan
102
19
22
85
Jan
14
87
2
39 % Jan
1
136% Jan
'.4
Sep
130% Mar
4'
38 3A Feb
1
523A July
47% Dec
7
78 3A Jan
1
51
4
Jan
4
23%
23
23%
16%
10%
16%
16%
16%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
24,500
29%
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
30%
31
31
31'A
13,500
2%
41,400
4.84%
7
Long
2'%
2%
21%
*21%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'A
5%
3,100
28%
28%
28%
27%
28 VB
27%
28%
44,700
120 %
121%
120%
118%
119%
39%
40%
2%
21 %
5%
5 %
5%
27 %
28%
28 %
123
56
14%
53%
h
13%
14 Vb
%
T..
89%
90
J50
1
121
39 VB
20,400
55%
55 VB
55%
28,500
14
41,700
91
11,500
13%
,13%
„
V
89%
*149%
38%
69%
90
150
%
54%
35 %
32 %
nf
a
*149%
32 Vb
"'53%
55 %
33%
32%
33%
54%
33%
119
42%
42
43%
42 %
43
40
42%
41%
41%
185,300
27%
25
27 %
24%
25%
25%
26%
26%
27%
35,800
.—4
24%
25 %
24%
25 %
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
18,600
__10
25%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27 %
27%
27%
28
28%
46,400
Corp.
common
*160
100
:
160%
170
160%
*160
49
103
170
48%
48%
x48%
*101%
48%
48%
48 %
corn—10
*101%
103
5%
.103
*101 %
series
D
preferred
100
*85 Va
87%
*85 %
87%
*85%
87 %
*85%.
series
E
preferred—
100
88%
88%
*87%
89%
*87%
89 %
*87 %
48%
49 %
48%
49%
49%
49%
50%
142%. 142 %
142%'
rf2'/4
142%
142%
Feb
27
61% Mar
7%
(P) Co
preferred
Louisville
Gas &
Louisville
&
18% Mar 28
Co
6
91% Jan
4
53
Jan
3
75Vb Apr
4
153A Oct
18
21
Jan
6
16% Jan
3
20Vb Feb
23
Lykes
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
31% Feb
23
Ma.cAndrews
114% Dec
28
124
Aug 16
115% Jan
6
29% Oct
7
52% Jan
6
41% Dec
30
49% Feb
17
43
Jan
37% Mar
7
48
Dec
23
44%
Jan
16
55
4
85% Aug
18
82% Jan
5
87
Bros Steamship Co
50
60
52%
59 %
58%
59%
59
*85%
54
54
%
53%
54%
54%
56%
87%
88%
10
50%
50%
57,003
-142%
142%
310
59%
59 V4
56'A
56%
8,600
17'A
17%
7,800
»
59
56 %
8,000
103
*87%
87%
54%
____50
'
■»'
1,900
18
18
18
17.%
18
17%
17%
75
74%
75%
73 %
74%
7 3'A
74%
73%
74
%
8.270
18%
_10
18%
74%
(M) & Sons Inc..,—1
Steel Co
_3.33%
49 Va Dec
141
*101%
59%
(Ky)_Nopar
Nashville—
Lowenstein
Lukens
El
141
100
—___
8
58% Mar 28
■
common
103
70
52
50
'♦101%
88 %
5
preferred
175
*165
49%
103
4.35%
144
-
-
170
*160
4.25%
Lorillard
40%
3,900
39,700"
27,800
27
3
7
122
3,900
1
9
B
34 Vb
33
118%
15,900
12
',.1
Lighting* Co
series
5 6'A
56
56
33 Va
118%
8
»
20
150
55 VB
117%
>
33 V8
114%
34 %
13%
90%
33 Vb
.
55'A
54%
55
121
14%
90>A'-i<'
150%'^ ■,V$o
54%
34%
33
1,800
39%
56
55%
117%
119
39
55%
54%
31%
124
118
800
22
56%
56 VB
13%
*21%
22
39%
39
55
54 %
32%
119 %
5
.
'34
'IWr.
53 %
2.50
*
56%
*149%
89%
149
34!
22
56
57%
13%
"~i
^r5
Inc__
40%
38%
•___53c
preferred
conv
Island
2%
%
2%
22%
5%
122
2%
2'A
7,000
21%
2
2 %
22%
ioo
___
Aircraft Corp
Lone Star Gas Co
4
50% Apr
3
14% Jan
22%
16%
15
25
com
___
Cement
64,000
23
16%
14%
7
Corp.—.
Star
22
16%
Mar
90
3'
50% Jan
22
20'A Jan
30
13
Feb
Lone
23%
22%
87% Mar
3
142
Apr
104
Mar 29
42 Vb Sep
34 Vb May 18
52
3
100% Jan
Aug
7
160 % Apr
4
Sep
27
?«% Aor
•
11
90
20
14»A Dec
Jan
135
87 % Nov
8
81
2
413A Jan
27
13
27 % Feb
3
22 Va Feb
30 Va Jan
17
2,5 JO
15
Link Belt Co—————5
Industries
40%
_1
Loew's Theatres Inc_
43 Va Sep
40%
par
Libby
preferred,.--———
Lily Tulip Cup 6orp_i
Ling-Temco Electronics
3
41
16%
Fink Products
—„5
Stores Corp—_—No
par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
5
McNeil &
40%
24 %
&
7%
41 %
1
81% Jan
4
40%
par
•_/.._
146% Jan
10'A Jan
40%
14 12
Lerner
7
Corp
2,300
52
*43
52
*43
52
*45
52
40
15
conv pfd series A——No
Valley RR_
No
Lehman
29%
29%
*45
41 %
%
16%
—5
13
6
151
4
M
$1.50
Lehigh
52
24'
50c
Rubber & Tire—
Aug 31
12 Va Dec
91 % Jan
783A May. 19
140
22
128
4
4
497/b Jan
9
Jan
23 Vb Jan
13
Jan
,
41
10
Inc——
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com—
33% Feb- 16
t
*45
1
Lee
20%
29%
25
5
26
41
A
„__;
3
Apr
28
22
series
Bryant—
15
-
1 Vb Dec
24% July 26
4
common—
preferred
16% Apr
.
16% Sep
33A Oct
•
Gas -Co
4.32%
41% Mar 29
k
30
14% Dec
Laclede
•,
.-
Mar 15
13% May
10
31% Mar 27
■
—
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19
19 Vb
4,500
m
Mar
26
Jan
79
30
7
55
Jun
2
46
Oct
26
50'A Jun
23
33
21
3
15% Nov
19% July
17
19% Sep
26
50
Mar 22
7
6
27% Jan
5% Jan
22
4% Jan
29
18% Jan
29% Jan
22
40 % Jan
6
40% May 23
54% Dec
21
44% Feb
17
59
Dec
89% Jan
4
93
Magma
4
51% Apr
4
Mallory
v
51 Va Jan
4
63% Mar 17
54% Jan
26
78..
3
91% Jan
12.
29% Feb
•; 96
7
19
38% Jan
6
29 Va Jan.
53 VB Augv
1
14 VB Jan
4
72 % Jan
5
78
Aug 31
Jan
19
79
Aug
26
75 Va Jan
65% Jan
4
71% Aug
29
68
74
Jan
44 % Jan
18
21
36%,
26'A Feb
3
41% Dec
21
54%
53
54%
53%
54
52%
53 VB
7,200
85%
86
86
86
86
87
87
1,450
23%
22%
22%
22
22%
21,10d
7'/a
18,00'J
x84 %
,
46 VB
44 %
4
46%
47%
46%
48%
74'A
69
71 Va
69
71
71%
72
17,300
——_1
46%
49%
49
51 Va
48%
50
49%
49%
49%
49 VB
21,200
22%
23%
22 'A-
22%
22 %
22%
22
22%
22
5
Co__
22%
6,200
12.50
25%
25%
24 3
25
25
25
25
4%
4%
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
15
30
16
15% Feb
29
Dec
27
80 Vb Feb
86% Dec
Co
30
Mays
Maytag
6
(J W)
Mar
30
MCA
55 % Feb
15
35 Vb Feb
1
20,
Jan
3
Apr
Inc
98' ' Apr
3
3%'A
97 % Ja n
9
$6
Mar 30
123
5
44
Mar
Corp
McCrory
7
Corp
common
McDermott-(J
39% Jan
4
28% Jan
3
27% Nov
29
22 Va Jan
26
30% Apr
4.
McDonnell
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
40% Apr
7
McGraw-EJdison
3
43 Va Mar 22
39
Mar
27
18% Jan
11
14% Jan
31% Oct
20
27
Feb
24
24% May 11
35% Jan'
31% Nov
18
51% Jun
5% Dec
20
9
Jan
15% Dec
7
28% Jan
31 %
Aug
4
48
Nov. 28
88
Apr
•
Jan "
85
4
26
23
Jan
5
30% Jan
34%-Feb
,
47,
36% Mar 16
4
16-
7
Jan
88."
23
Jan
McLean
19% Mar 17
44% Mar
9.
'
90% Feb
7
Mead
29% Mar 16
23%- Jan
19
3n% a or
30% Dec
30%- Jan
3
35% Feb
28
77% Jan
84% Sep.
Medusa
7
25% Mar 10
21
•
8
Dec
30% May 25
37
73 ;
Jan
26
Jan
8
84
80
7
.
6
see
39% Apr
1
16
Jan
20
90
76
Mar 17
'81
24% Mar 10
For footnotes,
83 Va Mar
77%
2
Aug 31'
Jan
33 Vb Feb
29
96 Va Jun.
70
3j)
page
24.
6
Merck
Mar 17
Feb
&
Co
14
»
-
26%
26
26%
lo.iotr
22'A
22%
22%
23%
36,000
58%
57 %
58
55 Va
57 Va
54%
57
55 Va
56 '/a
35,800
72%
71 %
72%
70%
97%
*94%
97%
34%
33%
30 VB
31%
30 VB
50
49'A
49 Vb
48 Vb.
'
69 Va
97 Va
30%
32 Vb
70%
*94 Va
32-
*94%
68%
97%
*94%
30%
30
30 Va
•
70%
33%
32
32
49%
49 %
"
50%
78
78
78
78 Va
*77 Va
78%
*77%
7 8 Va
*69
70
*69
70
*69
70
*77
79
*77
79
*77
79
44%
45 %
44
45
44%
45
46
46
47%
65 VB
66
63 Va
65%
48%
49%
48%
49
x48'A
34%
34 %
34%
34 VB
20
19%
20
98
97
97%
class
'&
A
preferred
Portland
__
&-Co
Inc
Co
3%
16%c
common
Lirotype
_No par
Co___
25c
47%
30
13,600
11,200
8,000
63%
64
64
64%
48%
49%
49 Va
50 %
34%
34
34%
34%
34 7/b
2,600
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
1.8%
167,000
95%
97
94
95
92 Va
92%
4,220
96
126
124
96
96
96
970
124
95%
96
127%
3,200
123
123
1,200
38 Va
37 'A
37%
37%
37%
6,800
76,200
39
38 %
38%
38 VB
29%
30'A
28 Va
29%
28 %
29'A
29 VB
29%
39%
38 %
38%
38
38%
38 Vb
39%
39 VB
40%
42,500
41%
40 %
41%
40%
41
40%
41
40 VB
40Vb
22,300
16
16%
16
16%
4,100
15%
15%
16 VB
15%
16
29
28
28%
28
28 Va
28%
28%
29
29 %
30%
30
VB
30 %
29 Va
30 VB
30%
30'A
30%
30%
2,000
44 3A
45%
46%
46 %
47
45
45 %
44%
45Vb
24,900
6%
6 %
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
18%
*18%
18%
18'A
39
91
30
30
VB
30 Va
33 VB
33%
33'A
81 %
82 Va
81%
39 Va
39 %
•
29%
33 %
33 Vb
33%
81 %
81%
81%
38Vb
8534
38%
39%
38 Va
86 %
84%
86
78
31'A
78
77
77
32
30 Vb
31 VB
39%
91
29%
29%
•
18%
39'A
*89%
*89%
29%
-
18 %
39
18%
39
91
*89 Va
91
6%
6%
39 3A
3,
39 V4
28%
.32%
81%
1
103
Inc
^3-50. preferred
Mergenthaler
100
Cement—_1No par
B-—
46%
42%
30
6%
18%
39%
*89%
1
(1st series)
series
Stores
_9
_10
—5
Corp common..
preferred
_1
No par
Inc
131%
131
42%
42%'
1
2N0 par
Co—
Rabbins
96
95 Vb
96
132 %
43
38%
41%
15%
28%
30%
*38%
29 %
1
—2.50
—_1
Inc
50
77%
44 %
—___
50
78 Va
67
100
11,500
Va
*78
45%
j.50c
9,800
50%
78
*77
78
3,400
129,400
30%
30
50
*77%
78
44%
34%
195«
96%
96
139
68%
97%
34%
33
78
44%
65%
Inc
Trucking Co..—
Mercantile
4
32% Mar 29
&
Melville Shoe
.■4%
26
22 VB
42'A
100
Corp common-
-4'A%
17
263/«
22
*77Va
100
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
■
26
22%
100
Co
Publishing
(A G)
McKesson
8
6
Rav)
tyre Porcupine Mines
McKee
5
3
„
35% Jan
14
7 % F'f b
3
5% Jan
15
Apr
Mcln
17%
26%
21 %
70
preferred
McGregor-Doniger
13
16%
26
79
1
Aircraft.Corp
McGraw-Hill
16% Mar. 10
16
21% July 25
—
1,900
23%
*69
preference B
conv
9
-
35,400
*77%
convertible' preferred
5
May
18 VB
79
No par
3
„_
convertible
5%'A.
18%
69
>
No par
Corp__——
McCord
19%
78%
Inc
Co
McCall
4,200
18%
*78
*77
69
series.No par
3'T^/A- preferred 1959 series
46% Mar 28
5%
44
1945
1947 series_No par
$3.44) preferred——
No par
47 Va Apr
5'A
16%
33
31 %
49%.
'
—15
preefrred
68
25'A
5%
No par
$3.75
9
24%
4%
19%
17%
25'A
4%
4%
58%
70%
No par
___
4 Vb
26 VB
*95
—.100
common
4
Vb.
16%
5
No par
—
24
Nov
_
4
26%
22%
Products—_1
,_
78 Va Feb
Jan
86% Jan
1
Co com___.No par
&
5
94% Mar 16
8
Field
May, Dept .Stores
71% Jan
29
Dec
99
Automotive
preferred
12% Jan
5
Exploration
Masonite Corp
24
600
23%
Shirt—
Oil
$3.75
37% Jan
20 Vb Nov
&
78'/a Mar 14
36 Va Jan
40% Dec
14% Dec
54
86%
71'%
preferred——.
Martin
3
3
25 % Dec
7
19
4%'A
34% Ma,r 10
Feb 24
23% Jan
5
July 29
Dec
-
52
18
Oct
6
Marshall
3
75 Va Jan
18
94% Aug
Mar
69% Mar
31
Oct
54%
86 Ve
49
44
Marine Midland Gorp...—
78 Va Mar 23
12
18
53
Marquardt Corp..
.1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co——4
Mar 28
19
Jan
19
R)
3
Jan
72
22'A Mar
-
37% Mar
3
31
77% Aug 31
Maremont
2
110
49
*48'A
23
Maracaibo
6
*48 Va
49
73 %
Manning Maxwell & Moore-
28
48
49
47%.
Manhattan
Feb
47 3A
49
38
23%
27
29
49
1,200
22,900
40%
4.6%
71 %
27
19% Apr
40
40
23%
5% Jan
26% Feb
28%
117
40%
39
1
26'/a Feb
3
28%
*115 Va
40
10
3
17
28%
117
39
__i
Copper—
23% Mar 30
Jan
*115%
117
22%
3
„r
*28%
28%
28%
116%
41
100
Madison Fund Inc
(P
4
116%
1
common
Magnavox Co
Mar
28 3
116 Va
50
( \\ w)
Inc
*28 %
40
_5
;
preferred series A
3
40'A Oct
28
Co
118
__.100
Inc.—
H)
29
118
28'A
10
common
—
preferred
(R
% %
2
26% Oct
85
4
51
24% Jan
.19
Mar 28
70
Macy
7
74 % Apr
12 % Jan A. 4
4
31
25
Dec
,.,5%%
3
'21% Jan
16'A Oct
12
Trucks
23% Apr
-16% Jan A 3
18
22% Oct
72
Mack
Mar 28
Apr
preferred
4
;•
36% Jan
8
L
16
Forbes
'
4% Jun
12% Dec
Jan
Feb
6%
4
38% Jan
17
16% May
44
5
-
20% Feb
Dec
59 % Jan
31% Feb
Mar 21
3
-32% Jan
34 V4 May 10
119
&
85
*76 Va
85%
30
Va
18%
10,500
1,400
39%
17,700
91
30
30%
4,500
33%
33%
33 Vb
8,030
81%
*81%
83 Va
39 Va
39 Vb
39%
3,900
85 Vb
12,000
300
85%
85%
*76%
78%
*76 Va
78%
200
28 Vb
29 Va
28 Vb
29%
39,500
85
.
78'/a
'•
29 VB
18
39 VB
*89%
7
4,700
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1572)
20
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
23
8V2 ueu
16
9% Jan
3
12% Jan
42 % Dec
28
70% Jan
4
45% Jan
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
24% Jun
16
45 V* Dec
16
41% Jan
3
67 Va Apr
11%
74% Jan
5
Nov
14
81
Jan
5
85
Mar
Mar 27
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
6
3
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
89% Jan
10
97
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
10
81
Jan
23
83% Feb
10
75 % Jan
19
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
24 7
82
17
Jan
4
85
Aug 11
90
86
preferred series-preferred series
3.80%
Mar 16
Jan
3
98
4
35% Feb
1
Middle
40
17
497/b Apr
7
Midland
9
Midland-Ross
Feb
Jan
22
59% Feb
3
49% Jan
5
58
Feb
93% Jan
10
97
48% July 25
4.45%
Mar 10
58
22
Dec
preferred series——
30% Jan
Enterprises
5%%
1st
88'
Jan
5
95% Dec
8
30
May
2
40 % Nov
15
39% Jan
4
49 y4 Mar 14
Midwest
26 Ya May 16
19% Jan
3
23% Mar 29
Jan
4
170% Mar 10
70% Jan
17
15% Oct
21
178% Jun
1
Jun
140
17
33% Jan
4
8
60
Oct
24
28
Apr
19
31% Feb
24
38% Aug 31
35% Jan Va
37% Jan
4
35% Jan
3
24 % Dec
29
24
88
July 12
27
16% July
7
35
Mar 10
30
3Vb Dec
31
Jan
34% Jan
Aug 16
841/2 Mar 20
Minnesota
&
44
Apr
6
Minnesota
Power &
43% Apr
7
Mission
6
30% Mar 22
Mission
3
40% Feb
48% Jan
6
Missouri
Jan
15
34% Jan
4
42% Feb
27
Missouri
Portland
19% Jan
5
24% Feb
28
Missouri
Public Service
3
13% Apr
4
Mohasco
Industries
Feb
17
Sep
1
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
11
8
Jan
731/2 Mar 29
4
80% Mar 11
62
Jan
Oct
12
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
11% Oct
26
197/a Jan
6
13% Jan
3
197/b Apr
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
6
10 y2 Jan
6% Dec
9
Nov
1
9
Apr
19
8
51
Feb
39
Mar 10
55% Jan
4
33% Dec
30
33 Va Jan
3
24
Monon
21 % Jan
25
31% Aug 16
31
3
35% Feb
6
Feb
24
57 % Sep
12
34% Mar 24
39% Jan
30% Oct
25
37% Oct
10
34% Mar 27
371/8 Feb
24
53% Jan
4
class
RR
Montana
Power
28
1
17»/4 Feb
15
37% Feb
16
Morrell
25% Apr
4
11% Jan
19
30% Apr
24% Jan
5
60 % Oct
24
98
Oct
27
23% Jan
Mar
Montgomery
(John)
3
90y4 Mar 13
11% Jan
3
20%
29% Jan
11
9
35% Feb
4
39% Mar 29
M
31
25% Mar 20
Mueller
75% Jan
May 31
4
12%
Nov" ~7
19% Dec
5
16 y« Jan
19
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
17% Oct
25
21
21
17% Jan
47 Va Dec
30
53% Mar
Sep
44
1
Mar 17
23
*47%
22%
154%
490
48
47%
48
22%
22%
23%
153%: 154%
1531/4
22
1,500
;
15 4 3
51,200
153%
154%
4
15,900
84%
82%
8314
821/2
83 Va
82%
•83%
44,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
10,200
42'A
43 VA
3,800
42%
43 %
12,000
43
42 %
43 y,
431/4
44
42'%
41%
41
41%
42%
30l/4
29
30
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
30%
11,900
38
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 3a
4"%
5:%
5
•,
38%
12,700
51/4
5%
5%
8,300
40
39 %
39%
39%
39%
3,900
39%
39%
40
40
40%
5
381/45
514
40 Ya
40
40%
39%
40Vs
39%/39%
39 Ya
.
.'
7
7,900
13%
12%
13 'A
223,300
72
72
73
73
*78
79
*78
79
2
Co_
73%
*72
*72
73'%
78%
78%
78%
79
17
No par
,
18%
18%
19%
*9%
10%
9%
•
19
*8%
9%
*721/4
IZVa
*7,8
6
79
7%
21,700
9%
*8%
9
9
9%
60
120
19%
19
19'A
19 >/8
19%
2,600
300
7 Va
7%
7%
7%
*7 Va
7%
*7%
47Va
46'/4
47'%
46 y8
46%
45%
46
45%
46
37%
5
7%
46'/4
,
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
371%
37%
37%
5,700
34%
34%
34%
34 Ya
34%
34 »/B
34%
34%
34%
4,900
35%
36%
36%
*35%
35%
3514"
35i/a
35'A
35%
35%
,700
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
52,600
x34
1,000 lire
Wheel
31%
71/8
600
34,000
*34%
32
31%
900
1414
13%
13%
14'/8
14 Va
14%
33%
32
32%
30%
32 Ye
31 1/2
32%
31
32
22,400
24%
25%
24%
25 Ys
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25 %
41,900
84 Ya
86%
8814
86
881b
86%
87 'A
88%
20.000
'
|
3
_
1?7«
1
13 %
13 Ya
85 %
13%
87%
13,200
5
18%
19%
16 %
1914
17%
18
17%
17%
16 %
17 %
10
Co
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33 >4
33
33'A
33
33%
37%
351/4
37
23%
231/2
23%
2,000
No par
33%
36%
32%
3414
32%
36 Vb
36
1
23%
24
23%
24
24
24
23 Va
5
Inc_
23%
24
2314
23%
23%
50
51
50 %
5114
50%
301s
31 Ya
29%
30
Co
Brass
35 Ya
32%
—:
Corp
L Industries
35%
1
12
:
Inc
|35%
*34%
31 Ya
32%
10
Lines
Co—__
&
35%
*34%
No par
Co.—
35%
35 Ya.
35%
1,000 lire
shs
&
32% Mar 28
Murray Corp of America
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
18'/2 Apr
4
Natco
13
48
21%
22%
13
10
17
48
47%
13%
Murphy Co
16
3,600
97
12%
Munsingwear
27% Feb
1,100
51 Va
96%
13%
8
17
49 %
51
97
4914
.
12%
5
66% Jun
491/8
51 I/b
96%
96%
12%
Feb
1
49%
51
97
5114
12%
Apr
12% Feb
49'/4
52
49VB
52 Ya
common__5
27
12
30,300
23'A
52
18% Jan
33%
231/a
5
29 Ya Sep
40
97
33%
23%
18
4
83%
33%
331/B
23%
Jan
24% Nov
83
2314
_25
Mountain Fuel Supply
S
97%
*81
2314
_100
Motorola Inc__—
Motor
*95
83
23%
I Co
Ward
Industries
Motec
•96
90
97
23 Ya
__No par
Moore-McCormick
5
7
47% Jan
26
*82
97
39%
,
—100
American
8
14% Jan
28
Sep
83%
*96
3314
40
Co_—__—No par
9
29
Sep
17
*82
97
33
83%
Mining & chemical—
3
10% Sep
83%
*96
73,200
*82%
31,600
23'%
Shares—
American
Stamped
*82
66 %
23%
Utilities
Jan
26 Ya
19
34% Mar
*81
1,000
66
.
1
—
Montecatini
*95»/2
83
iiy8
531/4
Co—:
Tool™
Montana-Dakota
9714
10%
531/4
6.25
Inc
Chemical
*95%
*81
Shares
April 7
5-
Co
A
Class B—
23
25 % Oct
Jan
No par
831/2
v
41
4%
5
;
Cement
Machine
Monsanto
30
25
RR
preferred—
preferred
4.20%
Monarch
Mar 21
2
8
26% Mar
4
20
44 Va Jan
3 % %
Mar 28
6% Feb
11% Aug 22
29
35% Sep
37%
10
Pacific RR class A
22 Ya
60
29 %
L_!
23
*821/4
153%
83%
31%
42 Ya
42
41%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
421/4 Jan
8314
47%*
154%
1
*82
97
<
,
41%
40%
_5
67'A
50i
,
84%
31%
.
63%
96%
23Ya
—1
64%
*
21 %
47%
'•
82%
Light
3
39
47%
153
53%
52
96%
22%
~
53
11
*53%
33%
*48%
51%i>52
31%
Paper
13
7
48%
1
33
11%
54%
97
82
96%
Sales for
April 6
11 i/s
10%
April 5
the Week
Friday
Thursday
82
*96
33'%
47%"'
1
.
Missouri-Kan-Tex
97
32%
..
2.50
Development Co_
Ontario
3% Jan
15
*81
*96
;
,
PRICES
SALE
97%
83
*81
No par
Corp
23
*95%
83
82
,
—No par
Mining & Mfg—
6
Mar 27
82%
10
Feb
5%
82%
».
*95% / 97'%
*
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg——1.50
Minn
62
5
Philipp Corpi
34
6
65%
100
Corp——
Chem
63 %
1
common
38% Feb
29% Jun
70
Oil
66%
83
*81
—10
Inc—
Corp
"
100
.
Inc_
6
6% Jan
20
33% Dec
17
Jan
100
.—100
preferred
Minerals &
123% Feb
Utilities
54
83
100
preferred series
South
54
62%
5
3.85%
20
55
12.50
Co
4.35%
33% Dec
25% Mar 16
41
Jan
Machine
11%
54
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
84
20
April 8
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
1
April 4
11%
11%
Par
Inc
(GC)J-
_1
_lo
•
,
10,800
5,900
43,400
23%
23'A
23%
231/4
23%
4,700
52
51
51%
51%
51%
3,100
29%
3014
30
30%
29%
30
6,700
34%
36
34 3 4
35V4
3414
35%
%
i
N
Mar 30
12
Jun
Jan
12
Corp
National
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59 % Mar
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16'/2 Mar 14
National
Airlines
31% Jan
12
National
Aviation
85% Mar 30
National
Biscuit
32% Aug
143% Jan
8
26% Jan
27
30
70% Jan
<
157% Aug
12
22
77% Nov
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
12
11 Va Mar
July 18
Co
Acme
Jan
3
1541/2 Feb
16
8% Jan
3
14% Apr
3
National
Can
85 Ya Apr
5
National
Cash
26% Feb
28
National
City
70% Mar 15
National
49% Oct
26
70% Jun
3
<1% Jan
20% Nov
28
31
9
20% Jan
10
44% Jan
20
66 Va Dec
5
59% Jan
4
■;
7%
30% Feb
27
92% Feb
27
21% May 27
241/4 Jan
11
23% Jan
3
30'/a Mar 29
National
Fuel
49% Oct
19
59
Jan
4
55% Jan
5
621/2 Feb
National
88'% Dec
20
98
Oct
10
Jan
6
97
Apr
3
78
19
109% Jan
4
84% Jan
4
95% Feb
3
144 Ya Jan
160
5
120 Ya Jan
19
Aug
132% Sep
9
149
Apr
7
154
Feb
9
125
Jan
4
129
Feb
27
6%
17% Oct
19
21
23% Jan
3
26% Mar 23
24% Dec
6
43
Jan
6
25% Jan
3
31% Mar
28% Jan
17
24 y4 Dec
40
Jan
14
Jan
31
98% Jan
4
80
Jan
17
90y2 Feb
28
National
28 Ya Jan
8
19 Va Jan
ft
22'/2 Jan
20
National
Sugar
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
15% Jan
6
21% Mar 24
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
National
29% Jun
Nov
10
Dec
24
Nov
5% Jan
3
19% Feb
14
5
6.200
.5
10.800
10
84 Ya
85%
84
84%
81 %
"83%
80%
82'A
8 0y2
81 %
152%
271/2 Mar 15
Nautec
«
85%
83%
851/4
83%
85
30.400
24
23%
24
24
23%
23%
231%
23%
68%
69%
68 7
691,2
68%
69%
68%
69 %
8.500
com—5
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
37,200
100
86%
87 Va
87
88
86 YA
86'A
86%
86%
*86 Ya
87'4
1.300
10
29%
29 %
29 Va
29'%
29 %
29%
29%
29
V4
2914
29%
17,400
60%
61
60 Va
61
59%
60%
60
60%
60%
61
'i__ 5
of 1951
Co__
._
126%
*126%
>
26%
26%
26%
26%
2 6 VA
26%
31 Va
31 Va
31%
-•
31'A
31 %
31
311/4
30%
31
29'%
29 Va
29%
29'A
29'A
29%
29%
800
86%
87
86 %
86%
8614
87
861/2
87%
12.900
20%
20'%
20%
20
20 3
19%
19%
19%
20 %
2,900
19%
20'%
20 Va
20%
19 7«
20%
19%
20%
7 Ya
6%
25 Vb
24%
6%
3%
8%
27 Va
29'4
20%
20
7%
6%
7 Va
6%
24%
24%
24 %
241/2
7
7%
25
•
4
24 >4
%
9 %
10%
9%
10%
25%
26%
25%
26%
14
Neisner
>-1
11%
13
13%
13%
13%
6
Neptune Meter Co
—-5
25%
26 Ya
25%
25
2514
25
8
44%
45
44' '■
45
4314
43 3
43 'A
80
Mar.
No par
100
New England Electric System—1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4 % pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp——L_——10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
*78%
Jan
13
3
24% Feb
8
79% Jan
9
83
Feb
9
Aug 30
3
63% Jan
3
75% Mar 22
43% Jan
6
3
58% Feb
9
Newberry Co (J J) common
3%.y
preferred—-
3
34% Mar 29
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
22
Mar 21
New
29% Mar
8
39% Jun
13
37% Jan
3
46
Mar 22
N
,25
Jan
New
N
Y
Y
Haven
New
25
6% Jan
6
2Va Mar
9
4% Jan
24
25
12 Va Jan
5
5
Mar
9
8% Jan
23
Preferred
121/2 Dec
7
37% Jan
11
13
Jan
3
18% Jan
30
23% May
5
29 y2 Sep
14
28% Jan
8
4
80% Aug
19
75% Jan
23
39 y» Aug
17
38% Jan
3
45
Apr
3
68% Mar
7
71
Jan
30
71% Jan
9
16Va Jan
3
Hartford
&
Common —i.
4'A Oct
-
33% Mar 15
73
.Mar 28
69 3A Mar
7
76
Aug 17
74% Jan
4
80% May
14
Jan
15
991/2 Feb
2
92'A Jan
20
'
5
88
5
27
75% Mar
/
83
4
Ya Aug 18
82
Jan
6
88
9
103
Jan
4
108
7
98%/Jan
11
15
19% Jan
12
108
:
Aug
1021/2 Sep
22
Jan
Apr
3
Mar
6
103% Mar
1
23V8 Mar 21
26% Sep
29
41% Jan
6
30% Jan
9
90 Ya Oct
25
106'A Jan
4
98
Jan
3
117
20% Jan
19
Dec
12
23
Jan
3
24
12% Feb
2
13% Jan
11% Mar
4
17 »A Dec
2
23
13 Va July 12
22% July 20
18
Dec
20
Jan
25
48 Va Dec
22
62% Dec
28
68
Mar 29
26% Feb
17
32 Ya
Sep
30
6
49
Jan
26
6
Mar 17
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3
Feb
24
20
Mar 14
Jan
12
10
41% Apr
6
5
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17
571/2 Mar 16
84
Jan
11
68
Jan
3
53% Mar
3
103% Jan
13
8
108% Jan
5
113 Va Mar 13
Sep
20
106 Ya Jan
3
110
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25
48
Jan
4
41% Jan
3
22% Jan
25
29»A Aug 26
27% Jan
10
33
67'A Jan
5
72
Jan
12
77% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
76% Sep
87% Sep
83% Jan
11
86'A Feb
81
Apr
29
106'A Mar
Mar
9
7
79y4 Jan
11
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5
86
87
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14
83
9
Apr
5
Apr
6
21
84% Mar 10
New
York
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American
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North
American
Car
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Northern
Pacific
33
31%
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7
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3
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9
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4
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4
27% Feb
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4
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4
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221/4
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page 24.
53 %
19
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see
71
52%
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54"2
——
7
Apr
71
5214
—
86 % Mar 22
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54i/2
191/2
—
871/2 Feb
13
72%
41
preferred
—
—
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Niagara Mhk' Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40 preferred.,
v_100
3.60% preferred
—100
3.90% preferred
100
"4.10% preferred——
100
5.25% preferred
1
100
4.85% preferred——___———100
Niagara Share Corp-—,————_5
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Norfolk & Western Ry common__25
Adjustment preferred—.
25
6%
preferred
10
Norris-Thermador
Corp—I—__50c
ft
27
71%
53
17,800
Electric Gas Corp—
Y
14
Jun
72
18%
$3.75
83% Jan
22% Dec
120
83 %
40%
Shipbuilding Corp.
83 Ya Feb
59
*82
19%
.,
Aug 26
27
83%
41
/
86%.Aug 24
y4, Sep ?0
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19%
^—No par
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7
50% Mar 22
83%
2,300
.
2314
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4.900
.
79
23
40 y2
Natural Gas Co^——1 'v
Sep
79
23 'A
41%
Northern
110
79%
23
20 Va
17
112
79%
23%
33%
361/b Feb
107% Aug 24
79%
23
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33,500
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431/4
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4
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13
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82
4
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20
101% Jan
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40%
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103'/4 Jan
80
23 Va
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81% Feb
80
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82
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35
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23
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13'/2
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19,200
40.700
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24%
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4
74
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,
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50
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150
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25
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128
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149
149
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96
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150
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94
150
86
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128
93 Ya
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95 Va
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31 Va
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10
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96
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152
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95 %
94%
93%
152
_100
100
_—
97
96
5
a
46
21% Jan
,
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6
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84 3
29% Jan
14% Dec
171/4 Sep
85
3
23% May 11
37
83%
26
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
22
83
24
79% Jan
80
84.300
9% Jan
6
99% Jan
13%
36% Jan
8
36
13%
22% Jan
33 Ye May 11
29% May
13%
4
85
18'A May
13%
14% Mar
2
80
13%
40% July 11
19
65 »/4 Jan
153'2
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154
34% May 24
79% Aug
Va Jan
1531/4
14 Va
153%
1
22% Aug
72
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1
4
310
1531/4
14%
80%
5
Inc,_
Co
Bros
9,400
154%
14%
24
21
May
Natonas
15
Jan
55
10% Apr
Steel
National
29
19% Jan
75% Jan
251/2 Mar 17
7'/a Jan
29
36% Oct
71
9
27% Jun
4% July 22
18
21% Jan
10
13%
27%
69%
Theatres
28
13%
26%:
28%
National-Standard
28
18% Oct
13%
27 3A
Steel Cast-No
&
12
9
13%
27'A
A
31
7% Mar
13%
27%
common—
Sep
68
,"4,300
13%
Service
Linen
Malleable
.
27'A
common
preferred
Natl
;37,500
.
/
14
preferred B__
National
-
28
No par
Co
16% Oct
25% Oct
32
3
48.200
%
13%
$4.50 preferred:
7
16
53
24 VA
Gas
Lead
15 Ya
53
Co common—>—1
Gypsum
7%
18 Va
53
68%
pfd series
National
17%
53
27%
Chem Corp
Natl Distillers &
9
92
18%
54
14
Products
4
Sep
17%
53
%
27%
Corp—
Lines
83% Jan
9
54
13%
Register
25 y4 Jan
4 Ya %
18
53%
———>—100
—10
11
35% Jan
104
35%
17%
53 Va
27%
Corp__—
11
6
13
35
17 %
1
—
preferred
Jan
24% Dec
81% Dec
36%
16%
-1
—
;—
Co
Dairy
149
1
4
May
1
35%
53%
1
5
Corp
.
110
50
220
85%.
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67,900
58%
19
201/4 ,-20%.
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.
.
460
.
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,
Volume
193
..
•-
..
Number 6045
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1573)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
NEW
Lowest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
April 1
April 3
AND
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
April 5
Friday
April 7
April 6
the Week
Shares
o
31% May 17
84
Jan
38% Sep
89
86'
f
19
3
39% Mar 23
94% Sep
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
82
4
75% Jan
9
79
Jan
3
83 %
3
97% Feb
96
Jan
Sep
Aug
35% Jan
9
93% Jan
Jan
93% Sep
2
30 % Aug
39% Jan
4
36% Jan
5
28 % Mar
36
15
33% Jan
19
16
Jan
Dec
90% Jan
13
16% Sep
21
16% Jan
87
Jan
16
87% Feb
33% Dec
19
32% Mar
35% Nov
36% Mar
54% Jan
4
18% Oct
20
42% July
29
4
64% Dec
40
Feb
15% Jan
92%
81%
81%
81%
100
96
96
96%
96%
7
4.56%
.
16
Ohio
Oil
Co
1
Mar 22
Okla
Gas
&
Electric
4.44%
4%
preferred—l—
48
17
4
4
Olin
19% Jan
13
53
Apr
79
Mar 30
7
Co
Olin
Oil
&
Chemical
Gas
4
21% Jan
18
28% Feb
20
3
18% Jan
16
15% Jan
4
16% Jun
14
15% Jan
6
122% Jun
1
87% Jan
26
116
104 % Feb
16
23 % Oct
26
85
11
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
93
7
26
11 % Jan
5
46% Sep
60
Aug
17% Aug
18% Jan
16% Apr
40
Jun
32% Apr
7
94% Feb
2
$5
15% Jan
2
20% Jan
17% Feb
13
18
17% Feb
17
23% Feb
Amer
Pacific
Cement
1
Pacific Coast Co
3
Finance
64% Apr
7
85% Mar 21
Pacific
73% Jan
16
52
Jan
23
57% Apr
4
28
30% Jan
3
48% Apr
4
Feb
2
141% Jan
5
12
5% Jan
3
4
19% Apr
7
Jan
,17% July
51% Jan
3
3
17%
89
5
46%
47%
47%
34%
48
46%
47%
34%
34%
35%
46%
46%
5,400
46%
46%
48,500
17%
Apr
3
6%
4
Pacific
Co
Mar 22
23 % Jan
4
17% Jan
3
21% Feb
27
50% Dec
30
46% Feb
23
56% Apr
4
92
8
5
24
18
82% Mar
14
44% Feb
20
60% Feb
29
34% Jan
1 % Dec
1
12
20% Dec
21% Jan
12
24
3
2
Mar 16
Nov
Mar 15
60% Dec
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
15
Sep
20
18 % Jun
41
Jun
29
38 % Aug
8
Mar
4
46
6
3
25% Mar 24
17
23% Jan
9
25
23
58% Jan
3
4
4
33
Feb
27
22
15% Jan
3
20% Apr
7
6
Peabody Coal Co
Fruit Co
30
30%
30
92%
92%
17%
57%
57%
57%
58%
58%
59%
79%
80%
78%
59%
79%
61%
78%
79 %
62
56%
57%
77%
57%
57%
57 %
79%
75
57%
76
43%
47%
46 %
57%
48'A
45%
57%
47
57
45
57%
46%
174
45%
170
172%
163 %
7
7%
177
1
_
5
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
3
16 % Mar 28
7
32% Jan
3
41
Apr
6
54% Feb
8
62% Jan
4
82
Apr
7
39% Jan
24
Jan
21%
174
6%
series
15
3
50% Jan
29
50 % Jun
17
46 % Jan
4
56% Apr
7
17%
19%
19%
17,700
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
68 % Apr
6
Perkin-Elmer
30
28
41 % Dec
5
37% Jan
3
62
3
Pet
19%
19%
19%
56%
55%
55 7
92
90 V*
90%
7
95% Mar
7
1
97
Mar 15
16% Jan
11
15% Jan
18
17
Jan
Nov
16
54% Nov
25
47
11
87% Mar 22
2% Dec
21
5% Jan
21
3
Jan
3
26% Mar 14
38% Jun
23
30% Jan
3
38 % Apr
43% Mar
57% Jan
6
46% Jan
3
57
13 '/a May 17
47
8
47 % Mar 31
>-20% Jan
87% Jan
75
7
13
84% Jan
6
93
51 % Jan
23
f
Aug 16
Aug 29
21'/a Jan
2
7
Mar 20
61% Mar 15
3
30
Mar 14
103 % Mar 29
96% Jan
13
80% Jan
3
85
Mar
96
Sep
92 % Jan
9
97
Mar 21
Sep
100% Jan
23
101
Oct
25
49
15% Dec
6
Jan
4% Mar 22
5
99 % Sep
9
83% Sep
12
26
Jan
53
18
Jan
94% Feb
1
104% Mar
8
3
Jan
33% Jan
3
51% Apr
38% Apr
17% Jan
3
24% Mar 24
71 "•
Mar 29
62
Jan
3
67
Apr
3
Apr
5
81
Dec
78% Jan
3
94
Feb
27
771/8 Jan
20
85
74% Jan
14
80 % Aug
29
54
28
52% Jan
3
6
14% Jan
3
60% Dec
60
41% Mar
29
9
9
Aug 12
Dec
79% Jan
77% Jan
79
78%
79%
42
79
42 %
82
26%
41%
27%
42%
27'%
27'%
27
27
42%
43%
27%
*41%
27%
42,500
42%
*41 %
42
40
41
2,100
2%
2%
2%
41%
42
2%
2%
44 % Jan
4
52
Feb
Apr
97
Aug
2
94
Feb
3
96
Mar 29
43% Feb
1
73
Sep
1
42% Jan
5
58 % Feb
29% Sep
28
43% Jun
20
39 % Jan
10
54% Apr
17% Dec
1
25% Jan
4
18% Jan
3
25% Mar 17
91
81% Nov
10
88
Aug
Dec
2
93
Jan
13% Dec
23
79
123
82% Jan
30
88 % Mar 21
80% Jan
18
86
14% Jan
3
18% Mar 16
124% Jan
18% Jan
16
129% Mar 21
3
28% Apr
3
69% Jan
3
79% Feb
28
17
38% Jan
8
55% Sep
28
80% Jan'
4
10% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
132
Aug 31
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
Nov
15
75% Jan
11
12
59
15
9% Sep
28
18
113% Oct
5
125
Jan
Apr
50
6
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
124% Jan
116
1
72% Dec
2
52%
53%
30%
47%
19%
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47%
47'%
47%
19%
20%
47%
39%
37%
39%
47%
48
37%
38 %
48
38%
350
39%
39%
40
35
35%
34,300
35%
35%
38
39%
<50
*47%
1
39%.
.
34%
3
Corp!~~~l
25
35%
35
36
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
38
'
35
1 1
37%
30%
30:%
30.%
38%
30%
30%
30%
30%
96%
97%
97'A
30%
86%
95%
97%
95%
96'%
96%
96%
96
96
95'A
95%
95%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15'/«
14%
38%
40
39'%
40%
39%
40 %
40
76 %
76%
75%
76'%
75%
■;
25
'75%
-
76%
*45
46%
45
*44
45%
51 %
50%
54%
53
54%
63%
65%
65%
66%
65
67%
67%
62
60%
58%
59%
57
57%
60
nar-
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
12
95% Jan
Jan
11
90
9
13
17% Jan
201% Feb
2
22% Mar 30
3
89% Jan
Mar 20
28% Mar 13
3
Feb
13
13
Feb
1
34% Dec
30
81% Feb
1
139% Dec
12
27
33% Jan
133
73
Jan
43 % Apr
3
162
6
21
.7
Mar 22
82
Mar 22
78
Apr
6
53% Apr
Mar 15
3
-11
69% Dec
30
64% Jan
11
36% Mar
9
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
3
26% Mar
29% Sep
12
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
78% Jan
8
19
Aug 30
82
Jan
3
85% Mar
1
80% Jan
5
3
87
52
Jan
84% Dec
12
86
87% Aug
90
83% Jan
17
Sep
7
86
102
Jan
Febt21
90% Feb
10
24
105 % Jan
30
Feb
21
Jan
14
105% Aug
19
Jan
3
106% Feb
16
108
41% Feb
17
49% Aug
19
47% Jan
4
59
Mar 23
78
Mar 29
98
65% Jan
5
74% Sep
13
71
J£n
3
20 '/2 Jan
7
23% Apr
20
21 % Jan
9
23% Apr
7
22% Mar 22
21 % Jan
9
22
Feb
7
118% Jan
3
144% Mar 22
Jan
3
11% Mar 29
20
May 11
123
Aug, 25
Feb
18
7% Sep
29
11% Feb
Feb
25
86%
106
81
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
10
27% Jun
2
Nov
84% Apr
21
37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
39% Jan
8
11
4
4
.
86% Feb 21
33% Jan
:
3
38% Feb
16
33% Jan
4
40 % Apr
7
33% Jan
3
38 % Apr
7
12,500
-
45%
10
56%
33,300
18,500
67
"
57%
573/4
3,600
96
95%
95 %
*95%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
'■> *95'A
96
16%
16%
80
81%
76%
79
16%
17
78%
79
6.100
Co
5
4%
79%
823/4
5,800
Co
Inc__II~l33%c
Co
preference
Corp
(NY)
3
preferred
*96%
50%
c.
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.lo
preferred
22
Plough Inc.,
Plymouth Oil Co
4%
4%
-8,100
37%
38%
56%
-101,700
55
60:%
61 %
56
60'A
61%
18,900
61
7,000
29%
84%
'97
51%
60%
*29%
61
30
*29%
30
*29%
102 %
103%
84%
84%
97
97
J *96
98
104
*101
103
*101
♦102%
xlOl
x84%
103
29%
.60%
.
29%
29%
400
100%
100%
430
83%
440
•
101
101
84
84
83
*96
84%
98
*96
103
•101
98
40.
1023/4
50
51'A
48%
50%
49%
50%
22%
22%
21%
22 %
21%
22%
*65%
66%
*65%
66%
65%
89%
65%
89%
90
90
89%
893/4
5,700
67
65%
66
90
89 %
89%
84
83%
83%
*82%
58%
89
49%
i
20%
84
*83%
83%
83%
83%
83
*82%
•83%
83
82%
82%
*82
49%
39,200
21%
55,800
84
140
83
400
60%
59%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
16%
17
17
17%
58%
17%
17%
593/8
17'/«
31,600
17%
48%
-
49%
49
50
17%
49'%
17%
6,900
49
96
49%
5,100
*94%
96
*94%
49%
48%
49%
*94%
96
*94%
54%
54%
53%
53%
50'%
53
52'A
52%
52
53-
53%
53%
54%
53%
"54 %
523/8
53
3,900
54%
24%
-
25%
23%
24%
23%
53%
24%
54%
23%
10,900
23%
23
88
23%
*87%
8,500
88%
*87%
88
•85
88
•85
88%
18
10
10
100
100
100
100
1
75
2.50
4%
37%
55%
83
*86
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel
Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
4%
36%
56 'A
'22%
67
1
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
4%
37%
55%
89%
No par
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
4%
36%
56%
83
No par
No par
1
;
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
4%
37%
*102%' 104
~100
~ 5
IIlOO
Il0O
5
1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
Pillsbury Co common
4%
36%
103
84%
50c
Philco
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
103
30'
56
61
29%
com___No par
i
56 %
'
60
96
36%
36%
56 %•
12.50
.
common___No par
Phila & Reading
88'A
*88
88'A
89
♦128^
86
86
18%
18
18%
128%
128
128
87%
*85
17%
1273/4
18
96
17%
128
•95
17%
17%
96
88%
330
88
100
17%
11,600
•1273/4
129
129
26%
28%
2 6 3/8
27%
25%
263/a
129%
25%
26
26
77
773/4
76'A
77
26%
75
763/8
70
15,800
723/4
72%
74
13%
14'A
14'/a
14%
22,400
*51
13%
14'A
13%
14%
13%
14%
52
50%
14%
*116
*51
52%
51
51
•51
52
•51
51
51
51%
51
51
51
51
51
51%
133/4
14
14%
14%
14%
117
70
70
119%
86
119'A
87'A
14
*116
14 3A
117
13%
117
70
70
x69
119
119
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86%
87
14%
117
117
69%
117
87
117
65%
115
117
68%
115
86
65
•111
88
86
120
9,100
52
117
66%
116
87%
20
•
2,000
2,500
190
6,400
110
3,000
5
25%
176%
181 %
178%
>-* -J CD £
10
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
22 %
22
22
22
22%
100
10
2
90%
90%
91
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
40
40%
40%
1,310
40%
40 %
157
43%
159'%
155%
14,100
8,400
25
25%
25
178'A
253/4
25%
26 3/8
26%
1793/8
1783/4
183 3/4
185%
(H K)—
Inc
sink
25%
1
Corp
Poor & Co
fund
preference
Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter & Gamble
When
66
82
6,000
16%
100
Co
76%
.55%
61,700
82%
4%
IIlOO
LZ~"lOo
I
100
5%%
420
40%
*44
„
710
•
15
16 %>
preferred."!:
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68%. preferred
Porter
91% Feb
*95'A
96%
80%
1
3.80%
Polaroid
95%
55%
6,700
10
$3.50 convertible preferred
Feb
95%'
10o
Corp
convertible
»■
45%
55
6,200
10,200
39%
68%
58%
ZNo
*44
I
2,400
10,200
22,200
31
14%
76%
45
50%
1
loo
-
96%
*96
•
41;
33%e
!__"!
200
30%
15'.
5
25
96%
>
95%
10
f
Ry Co.
Mar 13
123
-
i00
72% Mar 20
5
18%
par
No
4.40%
$5
18%
preferred__!!!!!ioo
Pfeiffer Brewing
Pfizer- (Chasp &
$4
*24%
1,000
30
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common
120
5
20% Jan
12
24
15% Mar 28
25
175
21
Jan
65% Jan
3
Jan
69
261% Aug 22
88% Oct
15'A Feb
61
96% Jan
20
25% Nov
3
55% Jan
4
Mar 16
8
Mar 30
9% Jan
4
26
Jan
49 % Feb
11
83 % Oct
8
4
8
28
15 % May 10
27
22
Dec
43% Mar
21
19% May 20
17% Nov
163% Feb
18% Mar 14
24%
11,200
52%
Phillips Petroleum
3
Dec
25%
30%
60% Apr
18% Sep
2,400
25%
30%
64% Feb 23
47
25%
51%
1ft % Mar 16
6
11
2'/8
53
12
29
41%
31
30
13% Apr
27%
2%
18'A
preferred
conv
27%
*40%
2%
2%
30:%
Corp of America._!!!
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
:
.
$1
15,100
18%
common
Electric
2%
•
31
Corp
Corp
Phelps-Dodge
60
78
42%
79
18%
Petroleum
Phila
91
80
x41%
30%
Philip. Morris Inc common...
4%
preferred."!
3.90% series preferred
31% May
13
4%%
56
80%
-
92% Jan
54%^
91
42%
x
Co
55%
91
•90%
19
-!!"!!!"!
Peoria & Eastern
Milk
55
a
31%
Pepsi-Cola Co
43% Dec
51,300
18%
19%
19%
19%
78%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.!!!!!
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
341/4 Jan
19%
17%
20%
41%
1
Light com..
preferred
371/4 Nov
18%
17,000
15,400
17%
55%
*90'A
400
38,400
20%
17%
55%
92
34,400
:
.
7%
18%
20%
20
*90 'A
45%
i7o
19,200
21
18%
17%
7
18,300
35,500
-
20%
19%
No par
Power &
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
Apr
7%
64%
18%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
45
7%
23
.
30%
7
7
176
*21%
!.!!_!!_!!_!_ 1
39% Apr
31% Feb
301/2 Nov
21
18
1
_
preferred.
Chemicals
4.40%
7
22
23
53
Pennsalt
4%%
175
7%
21%
1
common.
Penney (J C) Co
Penn
177
6%
".IsOc
~_70c
*21 %
53'%
7
1
3,800
53%
7
6
8,700
2,400
16
54
11
23
15%
17.
15%
25
23
-53'A
Jan
99 % Mar
15%
16
>21%
T5«
Apr
96% Mar
23
16
24%
38 % Mar
3
*22%
15%
25
43
9
23
16
15%
25%
48
5
*21%
15%
15%
25%
3
95% Jan
16
16%
24%
4
26% Jan
15%
15%
260
*24%
5
90% Jan
15%
16
15,200
25%
41% Jan
7
16'A
16
15%
93
25%
28% Jan
28% Sep
16%
15%
16%
32%
92%
*24%
37 % Apr
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
4
18
xl6%
16%
31%
93
25
7
27
17%
16%
16%
2,900
31%
93
25
9
25% Jan
120
30%
25
Sep
32% Mar 10
102'/4
118
1,230
25%
Sep
22
101%
119
92%
preferred..
Inc
conv
102
118
30 'A
92 %
5
99%
-
101%
30'A
Incls
18%
16
99.
25
45
Dec
10,700
18%
*15%
4,200
5
48-
36
5,500
18%
92%
Ford
4.68%
99%
99
118%
!~" No Dar
~~~ J 50
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn
300
98%
16
98%
117%
common.
prior
conv
&
15%
*15%
119
i
Parmalee Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Penick
29,400
18%
15%
17%
15%
101%
117%
_
Corp.
Parker Rust Proof Co.:
5%
25%
18%
18%
15%
120%
100
30% Mar 31
28
10% Oct
Feb
51% Apr
28% Jan
14
27Vz Oct
Jan
23
19% Jan
22% July 25
85 % Jan
Mar 24
2% Jan
5
25'/a
18
98%
~iq
Parke Davis & Co
14% Feb
18%
16
100%
54%
16
7
11,400
118%
Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
36% Jan
27% Apr
77
25%
102
Pan
53% Jan
6
76'/«
25
101
;
Sulphur
1
23% Jan
3,200
25%
101%
100
15
4
77
25'/a
101
Corp
67% Sep
28% Jan
76
25%
.25
preferred
Paramount Pictures
Mar
53
92%
.
51% Jun
4
33 % Oct
86% Jan
17%
52%
101%
4%
7
17%
52%
100%
Common
91% Oct
18%
52%
29%
Aggregates
common
Electronics.
American
8
17%
51%
77%
17%
15
Tin Consolidated Corp
19
17%
51%
77%
6.25
com.
preferred
Packard-Bell
Pan
17%
25 %
18%
300
78
25%
99
16%
89
52%
25%
*15%
16%
•87%
52
x77%
1
*
17%
77%
Electric.""!
&
24% Mar 22
18
52%
77%
Lighting Corp..
No~par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com __14 2/7
7% Apr
177
15% Mar 14
6
Pacific Gas
28
21% Oct
Sep
17%
&7 %
34%
Pacific
39
•
16%
89
34
No par
preferred
11
3,600
*16%
*87%
common
&
5%
30
39%
39%
20,100
16%
51
Fisheries\hc
Pacific
3
28
43%
34%
100
Paper Co
preferred
Dec
145
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
89
Mar
3
5
,
39%
170
92%
43
89
1
Glass
Oxford
6
7% Jan
23
83% Mar 18
44
4
87% Jan
*91%
44
39%
220
1,030
97
33%
preferred
53 % Sep
26
24
4%
60% Jan
25
Oct
3
26% Jan
14% Jan
32% Jan
12
120% Apr
92%
.
43
39%
97
*16%
Corp (The)
Owens-Illinois
9
14% Jan
26% Mar 10
4% Oct
2
9
*91%
43%
10,300
81
*87'%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
77
28
19% Oct
115% Mar
103% Mar
92%
98
39%
92%
-80%
17%
No par
Overland
Owens
27
6
8
130 % Feb
6
17
22% May
May 11
46% Mar
89% Feb
18% May 11
18% Mar 18
'
17
130% May 31
5
12% Oct
Jun
102% Mar 22
43
x39%
*97
97%
38%
92
91%
81
33%
10
Outlet Co
12
39%
__—30c
Outboard Marine Corp...
16% Jan
25
43%
39%
*91%
38%
91'A
89
1
12
31
43
N
3.125
23% Jan
Dec
92%
*96%
38%
81
33%
Utilities
37% Jan
Jan
81
38%
*87%
Corp
Elevator
24
15
92
81
*16%
Corp
Orange & Rockland
24
82% Oct
91%
81%
20
15
75
39%
38%
93
7.50
Gas
19 '/a Oct
Oct
44%
*91%
39%
100
Natural
Mathieson
Otis
43%
common__5
38%
*92
92%
39%
-——No par
preferred
Oklahoma
*91%
100
preferred
4.24%
7
Apr
—15
common.
21
17% Mar 15
4
39% Jan
56% Jan
92
100
35 % Apr
14
5
38%
100
preferred
preferred
88% Mar 27
9
28
38%
preferred
3.90%
Feb
40
15
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
15 % Dec 29
Edison Co
4.40%
44% Feb
6
83% Jun
94
Ohio
23
Mar 20
No par
issued
79%
80
77%
158
154
40%
155%
79%
77%
78
40%
154
41%
41%
155
76
154
77%
77%
27%
189
156%
78%
18,500
30,700
2,100
7,000
,.10
74
75
75%
76
77
77%
78
78
X77%
77%
par
52%
53%
51%
53%
3,400
51%
52%
51%
53
52'A
52%
par
29%
29%
30
18,600
30%
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
100
100
100
100
100
*84%
85'A
2,700
85%
•85%
*106%
Public Service Co of Indiana.No par
55%
55%
74%
75%
22%
Public Service
Co
of Colorado
Elec & Gas com.No
div preference com
No
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
!
preferred
Public Serv
$1.40
4.08%
4.18%
4.30%
5.05%
5.28%
1
3%%
86%
*85
86
89
89%
*88%
89%
104
104
100
25
25
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc common
•135
22
5
22
140
104%
85%
86
86%
370
89%
220
103%
107%
•106%
57%
55%
58
*74%
76
74%
75%
75%
75%
*22
22%
*22
22%
22%
22%
22
*22
22%
*22%
22%
137
*137
22
136%
11%
11%
84%
84%
10%
*84
144
11%
85%
•135
90
86
♦89
56
103
86
86%
89%
*88%
103%
107
11%
37
4
107
55
85
•
85%
56%
106%
11%
103%
103%
107%
•106%
107%
400
58%
58%
10,100
74%
74%
144
22%
•22
142
104
550
460
23%
600
223/s
200
144
310
11
10%
11
18,600
85
10%
•84
•84 %
85
30
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
12,200
36
5
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
38
39%
40%
46,400
35%
No par
Inc
107
104%
85
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__lo
Pure Oil
'
*22
$4.75 preferred
Pullman
85%
86%
89
86
100
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80%
*84%
86
89
36
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
38%
38
38%
41,000
:
Q
Jan
26
5% Jan
11
12
26
Mar-8
For
63% Dec
5
Aug
18
-27% Nov
14
136
87% F«b
17
70
Jan
19
142
26% Jan
4
31
131
footnotes, see page 24.
Mar 24
Mar
8
Apr
1
Quaker Oats Co common
6% preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining
5
-
69
100
•140%
Corpl.lo
29%
69 3A
1413A
30
68
140%
29'A
69
1413/4
31
68
68 :,A
673A
140%
1413/4
140%
29%
29%
29%
68%
66 3/«
67%
140%
•140%
1413A
.
293/4
,
29%
30
3,500
160
2,500
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
22
.
.
Monda}', April 10, 1961
.
(1574)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Monday
Tuesday
April 3
STOCK
YORK
April 4
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Range
Year 1960
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thu.sday
Friday
the Week
April 0
April 5
April 7-
Shares
R
78% Apr
49 Va Jan
16
70% Jan
23
74
5
23% Feb
6
15 y8 Jan
11
21% Apr
6
22 V» Apr
5
42% Apr
4
2
Jan
6
17% Jan
25
53% Jan
4
35% Jan
3
8% Dec
20
18% Jan
5
8% Jan
3
20% Dec
5
33 Va Feb
5
28'A Jan
20
8
11% Dec
25 V8 Feb
1
9
15% Jan
18
4
67
32
52'/a Jun
1
7% Feb
5
11
10% Jan
3
16
23
14% Jan
6
18% Feb
4
53% Jan
3
7
65% Mar
15'A Aug
20
6
78% Jan
50 % Jan
22
37 y2 Mar
21
76'/a Jan
3
21
43 % Jan
71% Jan
110% Oct
5
117
Feb
13
130
3
9
3
Apr
2
83 :
8
84% Jan
25
4
13ya Jan
3
18 Vi Feb
21
4
1% Jan
3
Mar
22
1% Mar 23
3
107
Apr
86 % Jan
4
105
Apr
7
25% Jan
3
31% Jan
17
Riegel
50% Mar 13
Ritter
24
42
21
52% July
2% Dec
19
4% Jan
Jan
4
33% Jan
3
2% Jan
3
3% Feb
41 V» Jan
10
32% Feb
Roan
9
55
Apr
19
52
Jun
44
Feb
6
44
Feb
6
25
50
Jan
43% Jan
19
50
Feb
21
26% Jan
23% Jan
3
27% Apr
4
% Apr
4
28
% Mar 24
38% Jan
27% Jan
6
27
Dec
2
600
Dec
28
780
Jan
4
89
Sep
16
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
13% Sep
Mar 23
'Jan
16
17% Jan
'A Jan
9
11
25% Mar 17
22
12 y8 Jan
13
18% Apr
4
21% Jan
8
16% Jan
3
24'A Jan
16
13
Feb
8
22% Apr
3
43% Aor
7
5
4
32% Jan
3
2
13 % Jan
26
17 V, Mar 22
12% Feb
3
15 '/a Mar 27
Rubbermaid
Ruberoid
Jan
22
36% Jan
3
46'/a Apr
6
9% May
3
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
19
14 % May
6
26% Jun
23
18 Va Jan
30
24% Mar 23
30 Va Dec
15
33% Sep
19
17 Va Jan
13
22% Mar 16
Ryder
32% Oct
24
40 Va ApT
7
9
36% Jan
48'A Apr
Safeway
86
90 Va Mar 15
238
259
Apr
Feb
3
Inc
System
26% Jan
3
35% Mar 30
St Joseph
37% Sep
7
33% Jan
9
37% Feb
8
St Joseph
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
Jan
18
8
79 Va Feb
19
26
55% Jan
4
69% Mar
30% Oct
7
12
7
42% Oct
99
Apr
14% Jan
16% Mar
21% Jan
29% Api-
Feb
10
81 % Jun
17
11
6
25
12% Mai-
7% Jan
8% Jan.
3
~Ma?
9
58% Apr
41% Jan
36
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
Jan
16
,7%
Nov
1
16% Feb
15
8% Jan
4
93'A Jun
8
Jan
3
73 Vi Jan
11
78% Apr
7
4
92% Apr
7
17% Feb
17
72
Jan
85
Aug 15
77
May 27
81
38
31
30
Jan
19
15
66% Jan
26
71% Jun
15
4% Dec
28
8% Jan
14
29
38% Jun
13
Oct
16
29 y8 Sep
92 % Aug
4
87
16% Jan
70
5
22
22
41
Jan
4
44% Feb
17
59
Jun
23
10 v» Nov
28
19% Jan
25
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
24 Va AUg
11
Jan
4
7% Sep
29
90
72% Feb
Feb
21
Jan
3
7
22 Va Jan
18% Sep
1
5
May 17
12
20% Feb
25
5
'
8
$4
29% Mar 21
7
54
Feb
60% Mar 20
15 Va Mar
5
43% Jan
11
21
Jan
3
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
12
22 Va Jan
27
28
43
Jan
4
17% Sep
15
23% Jan
4
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
15% Sep
12
38% Jan
Feb
20% Jan
23% Oct
&
16% Feb
14
&
(Frank
69
Sep
26
26 % Mar 24
94% Jan
47
Nov
70 Vi Jan
23
3
Feb
13
37
Mar
84 Va Mar 10
48% Apr
4
Sep
29
55% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
45 Vi Feb
27
31
68'A Dec
22
63 % Jan
11
87% Apr
7
2
55
Jan
4
44% Jan
3
60% Apr
7
29 % Dec
6
5
Jan
11
31% Jan
3
36% Mar
3
18% Feb
26
Mar 22
11% Oct
25
12 Va Jan
4
20% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
32% Mar 23
38% Oct
11
64% Jun
15
46 Va Jan
4
60
Apr
4
34% Jun
2
42% J&n
5
38% Jan
3
46% Feb
9
9
"4%
Jun
10
~7%
Dec
30
Va Mar 10
6% Mar 15
23
12% Jan
19
8% Jan
12
3
21
11
15% Jan
3
1.9 Vi Apr
4
15
30% Feb
3
27% Jan
11
30% Feb
17
7
15% Dec
30
15 Vi Jan
4
Aor
7
56 Va Feb
29
65
83% Jun
16
18 % Sep
28
40% Aug 24
38% Jan
3
44 Va Feb
23^4 Jan
20 V2 Jan
3
25
,T°
40
o
q
n
Sep 28
16% Nov 23
18% Aug 23
1
69 Va Aug 23
65
29% Jun
13
26 Va Jan
64% Jun
23 Vi May 18
Sep
26
29% Jan
21% Sep
26
30
17
79 % Mar 24
47% Mar 15
17% Jan
9
54% Apr
44
7
Mar 10
14
Mar 30
537/a Mar 22
19
Mar 13
70 Va Feb
8
16
31% Apr
Va Mar 20
28
Jan
3
38
Mar 15
17
88
Jan
3
91
Mar
3
19 Va Mar 14
29%. Mar 14
31
26 Vi Jan
; 4
20 Va Jan
26
92% Sep
6
88 Va Jan
3
95
46% Dec
8
42% Jan
4
64% Apr
2
82% Sep
19
82
Jan
3
88
25% July 25
37% Jan
4
29% Jan
5
39% Apr
77% Feb
For
footnotes,
see
8%
Puerto
page
24.
Feb
104%
107
9,900
104 Va
104
105
12,600
27
28
6,500
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
28
27%
■'
48
47 %
3%
'A
47 %
47
3%
3%
37%
46
*42
48
x48
27%
' 9
4
Mar 30
6
48 %
37%
27%
-
6,500
3%
3%
10,700
37%
.
37%
32,300
$4.50
90
22%
•23%
23
24%
24%
25 'A
57,700
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
35,600
18%
21 %
20%
21
20%
21%
21
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
22%
21%
22 Vi
22
22 V,
5,700
41%
41%
41%
42 '/a
41 %
42 %
42 'A
42%
42%
43 Va
73,500
15%
15'A
15%
15 Va
15%
14%
15%
18,900
14%
14%
14%
5,300
45%
46'A
12 Va
12'A
12Vt
20%
21%
l20%
21 %
18
18%
17%
18
No par
2.50
18%
18%
18
18%
100
*250
33%
33%
18
76%
1
11%
11%
No par
No par
No par
—25
100
102%
77
104%
77%
91
20%
72
19%
72
7%
31%
28%
13
13%
:
18%
10%
_1
1—1
No par
No par
^1
471/2
Co
26%
■.
-50
2.50
Rico Sugar com.——5
;
-25
—
Service Co—10c
Edison
_25
tr ctfs—100
Public Service Co.—1
& Bros Inc
Industries
(A G)
-—25
Spiegel Inc common..
]_—No par
$4.50 preferred.—.
—No.par
Square D Co.—
—
-5
48%
38,000
-
31%
.
21%
30%
35 Vi
34%
37 Vi
37%
37%
900
17%
17%
17%
18%
10,700
77
77
77
79
*36%
35 Va
36
35%
101
*98
101
35 Va
*97
35%
36%
37 Vi
36%
37%
11,100
ll'/i
10%
11 %
10%
11%
64,400
15 Vt
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
25,400
27%
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
28
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,000
57
58 %
56%
57 Vi
55 Va
56%
22,300
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
40
12'/a
12
103! i
12 Va
104
.
*77
'■
*91
19%
*72
'/a
104%
12%
12%
105
30,100
10,100
78
*76
78
78
78 Vi
92 '/a
*91
92%
92%
92%
50
20%
20
20'/«
20
20%
7,300
*72
73 Va
*72
73%
20
73
7%
7%
29 Va
30
39,800
27%
28
27,000
20
20%
21%
22%
23
24
36
36
3 6 Va
36
36%
2,200
58 Va
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
33,800
13 %
14
13!
14
6%
7
7%
19
*100
1
19%
*36
a
19%
*100
101
20
101
11%
12 Va
47
47 %
*13%
19 %
14
19%
11%
1,800
149,900
12
6,500
49
14,100
11 Va
12 '/a
46%
47 Vi
*37 Vi
38%
*37%
38%
*38%
39%
11
%
26%
27 Va
26%
27%
26%
27%
11,000
27
27%
26 %
27%
26%
27%
11,600
44%
43%
44%
44 Va
44%
43%
44%
19,200
22
22 Va
22 Vi
22%
22%
22%
11,100
17%
18%
17%
18 Vi
18
18%
16%
17
16%
17%
16%
17%
14,100
31Vi
32%
32 Va
33%
33%
34
77,800
31
31
31%
29%
42%
3,100
54%
54%
54%
4,500
*81%
83%
*81 Va
82%
47 Va
45 Va
47%
46
46%
8,900
'41%
42%
42%
43%
43%
44%
54,800
14,800
300
84
86 Va
87%
57 Vi
58%
58%
59%
58%
60%
15,400
33
34 Va
34%
35%
x34%
35 Va
11,900
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
21 Vi
62,800
31%
Va,
82%
85%
30%
31
30%
31%
31
■57 Va
58 Vi
57%
58%
57%
58%
47,400
42%
43 %
43 Vi
44%
44%
45%
76,800
lOVa
10%
9%
10
10
10%
7
7
51%
51%
7
52
7%
53
7Va
53
*49 Va
16,100
1,600
7%
9,600
53
2,400
200
49 Va
49 %
*49 Va
51
32%
33
*32%
33 Va
33
33%
1,200
19'/4
19
19 !4
19
19 Va
18 Vi
18%
15,000
29
29
29
29%
11,100
70%
50,100
53%
54%
24,200
53%
53%
54
41%
41
41%
*40 Va
41
43 %
42%
43%
43%
44
10,300
23%
23%
23%
23 Vi
23%
71,900
52 %
51%
52 Va
51%
52 Vi
17,200
18%
18%
18%
3,500
*66
31 Va
67
31%
18 Va
*66
18%
67
18%
*66
2,000
30
67
31%
31%
31%
31%
4,800
33 Vi
33%
13,200
44Vi
45 Vi
43,300
10%
11
43,100
33
34%
32%
34%
42
44 %
44 Vi
45%
10%
U Va
10%
10%
36%
37%
36%
37
*36%
5,100
37%
60
91
90
90
91
91
18
18 Va
18
18%
18
18%
4,800
26 Va
26%
26»/a
27%
26%
27%
190,400
91 Va
91%
91 Vi
91%
62 Va
63 Vi
60%
63
62
89
*88
*90
27%
93%
88
37%
22
68%
'51%
18%
64%
21Va
71%
23%
38
91
63%
88
36%
21
71
53
34Va
45
11%
92Vi
*29%
20
75%
42%
31%
26%
29
20
41 Vi
19
67
18%-
600
29
19%
23%
52%
33Va
42%
10%
51
73%
20V4
75%
53%
42 Va
43%
23%
51%
18Va
67
31'/i
37
*90
31%
52%
82'%
83%s
7%
53
41 %
31
52%
46 Va
•"
30
52%
51%
51 Vi
32%
'
8,400
82%
33%
21'%
29 Va
18%
*50
32%
18%
29
18%
74%
47
27
28
"7
51 %
..
9,100
101
*100
37%
43%
10 Vi
%
14,800
'
47%
42%
10Va
'
70
28
10
7%
-53
34%
46
11%
37
37%
91
91
18'/i 187a
27% r 27%92%
94
61% 64% .
6,800
12%
104%
103
30J/a
43%
32'/a
42 Va
10%
29,900
6%
10
7%
52
51 %
32 Va
17%
„
10
36%
27%
43Vi
18%
75
53%
42 V2
43%
23%
52%
18%
67
31'/a
600
27,400
100
11
31%
33
18%
11,000
36
60
36%
34
29%
30%
88
34%
28%
58%
51%
260
350
17%
*76
20%
59
33
20%
34'%
35%
89%
88 Va
30%
101
26%
27%
43%
44
87
47%
♦250
28 Vi
59%
*65
31 Vi
47%
89 %
30
58'%
74%
52%
42 Vi
42%
23Va
51%
18%
33,700
46%
27%
28%
56%
34
20%
30 Va
18%
*36%
43
38%
42%
17,400
14
19%
*100
10%
20%
101
10%
*37%
28
22%
59%
20 Va
36 Va
59 %
14
59%
7
22
37%
60Va
«i00
600
20%
20T'8
36%
28 Va
20%.
No par
2.50
7,600
12%
77
*98
7%
31%
28%
30%
x28%
37
17%
103 Va
78
91
19%
73%
*72
6%
37
9%
58%
39%
12%
19%
30%
36 Va
*12
17%
350
34
34^ «
36%
99
36%
113/S
15%
28%
11%
103
*77
91
'
34
77
,
35%
99
36
11%
15 %
27%
9%
55%
39%
39%
1
Inc
*75'/a
*88 %
*250
18
*37
17%
36%
99
36%
11%
15%
29%
9%
56Va
88% '
350
*250
34%
371/4
33%
35%
37
.17%
47%
47%
47
88%
90
350
*250
350
No par
*8.9
15%
'
48%
47Va
*88%
48%
89%
10
No par
.
*12
Y '
47%
88%
1,300
46 Va
22
•.
22
22
14%
21%
1.66%
—100
21 Va
46
15 Va
15%
23
America
preferred
6,200
23
17%
—1
—1
——2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
$.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperrv Rand Corp common—:—50c v »t •;
Spalding
89
22%
i~5
Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co__
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—.No par
Southern Railway common—No par
5%
non-cum
preferred—_—
,20
Southwestern
570
89
22%
3
stock
560
89
23
21%
Gas
Ohio
II,600
34
565
*88
*20%
Southern Co
&
34%
34 Va
555
,
4.700
1
1
Southern Indiana Gas &
Mobile
274,500
lif
22%
1
Southern California
17,900
U
!)
%
88%
12
Co
of
27%
33 VA
89
12
Amer
G)
4 8'A
26 Va
%
33%
576
*88
89
47%
27'A
11!
565
571 Va
*88
47%
1:1
32 %
33 Va
32%
560
46
47%
27
27 Va
%
%
*42
46
*42
47% ^48
%
%"
33%
46
*42
46
27%'
27 V»
555
38%"
88
.---5
<_5
preferred
Spartans
30
18% Oct
104%
102
28'A
32%
Sparton Corp
May 23
29% Mar
8
103
101 %
28
539-
Falls Corp
Southeastern Public
9
3
102%
98%
28%
47%
Co—.%——
preferred
3
14% Jan
102 %
99%
28
26%
Jersey Gas Co—
46
90
83
5%
34% Apr
9
102%
98%
84
59%
3
35 Va Jun
<M'g
132,600
102 'A
*42
1
4
84% May 16
16%
21,600
1%
Va
48 Vs
_1
20
-1
of
Co
12
27
11
May 12
400
17%
1
29
12
Corp
Jan
20 % Jan
5
9% Jan
1^ -va
84%
17
1%
1%
99
42%'
Corp
7% Jan
4
Dec
6% May
2
26 Vi Nov 23
Oct
17'A
17
20,200
28
11%
Corp
7
3
Apr
11% Mar
104 Va
*84'A
84%
*84 %
600
1,600
115%
114 Va
113% 116%
97%
102
41%
South
May 10
Dec
12% Nov
3
1%
82%
South
4
1%
1%
42Va
82 %
59%
3
19
17%
1%
1 %
>
41 %
79%
23
Jan
84 Va
16%
1%
-
51% Apr
36% Jan
84%
17 %
48%
35% Feb
47% Jan
84%
16%
83
3
July 18
*84 %
46%
9
Dec
%
17%
4612
25
38 Vi Aug 31
84
16 Va
45
Jan
50 Va
84 %
52%
83
27% Jan
70
118 Va
32%
31 Va
49
4
116%
5258
44 Vi Jan
12
119%
31%
30%
19
17
118%
53
82%
18
39 Va Jan
120
32%
30
31% Jan
123
52%
82%
51% Oct
Jan
123
31 Va
31 %
46% Dec
14
48
123
1
i_l
28% Dec
25
48
X123
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel.—No par
Simplicity pattern Co
1
Sinclair Oil Corp——_L
5
Singer Manufacturing Co__
20
Skellv Oil Co
—25
Smith (A O) Corp.—
10
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc.]
-5
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.
15
Soo Line Railroad Cd___
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
.1
South Carolina E Sc G Co com—4.50
28
Apr
48
122%
22%
18%
17%
21
12
x48
122
18%
16%
22% Jun
Jan
48%
126 %
Va
22
45% Jan
34
53
35,200
48
125
118%
.■Yy
Signode Steel Strapping
Jun
33
21,100
48%
48'A
4 9'/a
48%
3,100
10,900
56%
48 Va
18%
17%
Simmons
9
53% Oct
37
*48 %
128
56
56
126%
22 Va
Siegler
59
55%
49 %
48%
48 Va
123%
127%
125
56%
55%
51%
50
51%
127 %•
123
58%
18%17
6
4
130
56%
22
7
34
3
128 Va
59%
1
50c
Apr
3
Jan
6,400
26,700
48'A
—5
Co—
Mfg
Shelter
31 Va Feb
Jan
Jan
18%
61%
48
130 Va
Tr—
York shares ordinary
Sheraton
42% Jan
54
18
60%:
48
Transp &
9
28
31 Va Sep
31
18
62
47
15
RR Co
Industries
Oil
Oil
New
19% Mar 21
27
29
Oct
17%
61%
46%
,46
.
Corp
Shell
22% Mar 20
4
24
40
23% Sep
3
18 Va Mar
13
62%
4 6f! a
14%
issued—'——
Shattuck
6
Jan
Jun
18
61 %
45%
Sharon Steel Corp.—
28
43
18
15
preferred
Shamrock
28
15% Jan
18
21,700
47
45%
Corp
Shahmoon
31% Feb
6
36,500
15 %
48%
common
Line
Shell
30 Vi Apr
38%
V,
15
62%
14%
Inc common
$5.25
5
46% Mar
30
37%
.
62%
'47
45%
preferred.,
When
29
15 Va
15'A
common—'
Roebuck
Servel
50% Mar 13
19 Va Dec
37%
15'A
45 %
Seiberling Rubber Co—
Mar 13
12 Va Apr
Co
Eolt
&
Sears
4
101
8% Jan
43% Jan
37
15 %
4,900
27.900
62
*61
18%
—_____ —
Sealright-Oswego
1
207/a Apr
97% Jan
Mfg
Seagrave
23
22
Co
Seaboard Finance
25% Feb
14% Mar 31
37
15%
62
17%
18
50%
35%
15
Co common
Seaboard Air
37 Va Feb
43% Dec
15%
1
Power
preferred
preferred
Screw
3
Jan
29% May 25
37%.
*61
45'/a
v
Inc.—^
3.65%
17
24
Jan
Jan
30%
Va
62
*61
600
20 G
1
$3.40
15
12
67
28%
36%
'15%
A
—
Ry
Paper
Paper
Scovill
31%
11% Jan
63
30%
15%
34%
*97
36%
ll'/8
15%
28%
9%
54%
391/2
Scott
20
Mar
37% Feb
62 "A
28%
37 Va
76%
Regis
Schick
14 'A Mar 10
109% Feb 23
3
29% Apr
30 y8 Nov
20 % Apr
Jan
62
28 %
61%
.
126 Va
—
9% Apr
50
62
27%
•<28 Va
61%
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp—
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
..35c
Schering Corp common..______—1
5%
convertible preferred——30
16
8
61%
62
61'A
100
St
4
39% Feb
37% Jan
12
31
8% May
Jan
30% Jan
15,800
3%
Co com
Preferred series A 5%.
79
Apr
7
40% Feb 27
7
10% May 16
21 % Apr 14
31% Sep
Mar 14
13 Va Dec
19% Oct
Jan
92
July 13
93
Jan
24% Jan
88
20,900
20%
37%
common
Light &
Fran
St L San
33
70 Vi Jan
9,500
22'A
19
3%
Lead Co.—
26
19
30
19
21%
21%
19
38%
4.30%
14% Sep
15
21
21%
18%
3%
—
S
Stores
29% Apr
24 V» Sep
22 'A
21%
19
"18%
37%
preferred
conv preferred—;
4%
8
32
4
Nov
21%
21%
18%
•18%
3%
Ruppert
v
Jan
23
21
38 Va
(Jacob)—_——
Ryan Aeronautical Co..
88 Va Aug
22 'A
3%
——
17
May 27
23%
21%
i——.1
Inc
Co...
42
80
22%
37%
Roper
24
31% Oct
3,500
27%
—-—
14% May 31
25
12% Apr
17%
58'A
Haas Co common—
&
46% Jan
1
11% Oct
17%
com—1
21% Mar
31 y2 Dec
18
—
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co—i.Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
;—.
18
17 %
127 %
Corp..———5
20
4%
preferred series A...
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp——
._—1
Ronson Corp...
1
21% Jan
14
17%
61%"
—2.50
Company—
Antelope Copper Mines.
Rohm
25
Oct
17%
61
——10
Corp—
Rights
:
Rockwell-Standard
14% May 12
9% Apr
I,700
17%
15%
convertible preferred
25
Gas & Elec Corp..No par
Rochester Telephone Corp.
—10
16
89
23
*88
13%
36%
5 % %
7
Jan
670
13%
28
Rochester
34 Va Apr
4
Mar 15
501
13%
61 %
No par
Corp..
Paper
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
24
3
38 % Oct
Oct
13%
40%
39 Va
-
41% Oct
33% Nov
Oil
Richfield
,13 %
21
63 %
78% Jan
13 Va"
17%
47
19
3,900
14
27
45 %
25
98,200
10%
22%
13%
;
59%
Brass—r_
39%
40 %
18%
18
41%
10%
18%
62%
Dec
72.500
22'A
21%
Inc
42.400
21%
10%
23%
Copper &
20%
21%
22'A
21 Va
——
20'A
10%
22
Corp
21%
21%
22'A
Inc
Corp
19
21%
11
17%
_5
100
—1
50c
10
19%
22 V4
22%
17%
series
1,100
19
10 %
14%
Mfg Co common
1,200
19,000
22 'A
%
preferred 3%%
80,100
( 21%
40%
42%
*22%
Bros
59
11%
11'%
22 %
14
58'/a
22%
11
11%
-10
84
7
41%
42%
40%
22%
Bit Co__
Roller
89% Nov
28% Jan
15
19%
21 Va
6
23% Oct
82
19%
21%
9
Dec
68% Mar
21
20
No par
—5
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co__—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%%
preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd—
—100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
—5
Preferred 3.60% series——.100
Rhcem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richardson-Merrell Inc—i1.25
30
Mar
120
3
91 % Jan
6
19%
20 %'
Republic Steel
8
49 % Jan
Aug
30
1 % Dec
59% Apr
3
2% Jan
31
69
Jan
85
5
Oct
Inc—3.33%
Republic Corp
common—
$1 convertible preferred—
26% Jan
76% Jan
12
47
94'A Dec
21
55% Jan
73'A
Republic-Aviation
3
51% Mar
23
Jan
149
27
4
Sep
48
73'A
Revere
17
56% Jun
4
%
Revlon
3
44% Jan
24
26
75
7
9
80% Dec
37% Oct
74
Conv
20
48'A Apr
28
17
42'/a Jan
76
137% Mar 20
33% Sep
46'/a Feb
37 % Sep
75 %
Reichhold Chemicals
Mar 29
11% July 11
25
12% Jan
48% Dec
<
79
Reeves
8
Apr
22% Mar 22
56'/a Jan
77%
7
47 Va Jan
1
27 y8 Jan
79
38% Apr
4
27% Feb
29
78
Reliance
20% Apr
68% Jan
Mar 14
21
7
6
7
31 % Aug
20%
7
16 % Jan
1
57
72 %
21%
7
23% Mar 15
18
19% Mar 14
72 'A
20%
Mar
25% Mar
4
Apr
15% Dec
21
73
20-%
66% Mar
3
Jan
19 % Mar 17
43 % Dec
58%
73
19%
___No par
50c
1
Reliable Stores Corp—
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co.———5
20% Mar 10
Jan
19
16
3
16
6
18
28% Jun
58 %
73
20%
Reed
12% Jan
Jan
28% Jan
20
3
12% Feb
1
28
15'/a Nov
59%
73
20%
Inc
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
11% Mar 22
,Jan
22
24
12% Dec
17 % Oct
28
57%
73
20%
19%
com_No par
—No par
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
57 Va Jan
15
15% Dec
59 Va
73
1st
Ranco
19
4
58
73 Va
of America
preferred
Corp
$3.50
Apr
30 % Oct
■
Feb "28
4
70
7
29
57%
1
-5
Reading Co common——v—:—--50
4%■ non-cum 1st preferred——50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred.-—50
28
88 % Feb
56%
73
Radio
59% Mar 10
8
22'A Jun
Dec
15% Sep
56
18
74
4
67'A Jan
Apr
19% Apr
25
48% Oct
-
*88
37%
89
37%
*88
37%
39%
*91%
37 Va
330
93
62%
89
38%
50,000
•'"
160
Volume
Number 6045
193
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1575)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
...
NEW
35 Ve Feb
25
57 Ma De'c
14
52 Mt Jan
12
59% Apr
5
70 Mt Jan
12
79% Aug 22
72 Mi Jan
23
77Mi Feb
16
10 Ma May 11
13 Ma Sep
YORK
Standard
Brands
11% Jan
3
17 Ma Feb
23
2
4% Jan
9
5% Jan
25
12% May 11
30 Ma Jun
20
25 Ma Jan
9
43 Mb Mar 28
Standard Kollsman
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
46% Jan
5
53% Apr
7
Standard Oil of
35
May 16
47 Ma Dec
30
6
52 Ma Apr
7
Standard Oil
38
Dec
44 Mi
May 31
83 Mi Nov
20 M» Oct
1
25
25
62 Mi Dec
6
26% Oct
25
26 y4 Dec
5
5
.46
Jan
4
40% Jan
M2 Apr
6
Standard Oil
Jan
4
53% Mar 15
59 Mi Feb
3
Standard Oil
of
89
Mar
8
84
9
87% Feb
9
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28
367/a Jan
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Stauffer
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3
60% Feb
Feb
7
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13% Jan
9
15 Mb Apr
7
Sterchi
4
1
33 Ma Jun
9
25% Jan
77
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17
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4
71 Ma Dec
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17% Jan
25
18
Dec
Mar 15
3
4
Apr
Stix Baer &
Camp
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17 Ma Jan
9
53 Mi Jan
4
65% Apr
30% Aug
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31% Apr
24 Ma Jan
15
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July 21
64 Ma Jan
7
4
Jan
230
Jan
6
5
312
16Mb Sep
2 6 Ma Jan
1
54 Ma Jan
24
Sunbeam
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16
Sundstrand
4
13 Mi Jan
3
82 Ma Jan
42% May 17
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21
47 Ma Jan
3
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15
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24 Ma Jan
7
23 Mi Jan
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26% Jan
31
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20
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l
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l
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3
36 Ma Apr
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553/b
49 Ma
5 4 Ma
54 Mb
55
297,000
13,400
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88
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85
4
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31
58
Jan
15
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4
49 Ma Feb
28
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3
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44% Feb
17
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23
66% Jan
20
90 Ma Apr
7
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7
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24
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3
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30,700
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81
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Superior Oil of California
3
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85
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Jun
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29
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preferred
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52 Ms
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7
3
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51 Mi
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Corp
Feb
113
.
Oil
52 Mi
5 1Mb
5
$4.50 series A preferred
Mar 10
24Mb Mar
3
Jan
Chemical
Sun
52 Mb
50 Mb
'40
31 Mb
Corp
25
1348
29
July 26
Apr
33
4
40
5 1Mb
51 Mb
23 Ma
—
Jun
19
39 Ma
22
Apr
41 Mb-
51 Mb
50 Mb
30 Mb
2.50
5 1Mb Feb
Sep
26% Feb
855
87
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101 Ma Jan
101 Mi Aug 22
19
405/b
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24%
—_
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May 27
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49%
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2.0 Mi Jan
7
6
39
23%,
.—15
Gas
45% Mar 17
4
Gas
Propane
Sep
290
1
Suburban
18 Mi
1,100
88,400
84,400
31
Co
Suburban
85 Ma Oct
5 Mi
20,500
50Mb
20
33 Ma Apr
1
13,900
5
24Mb
!
41 Ma Apr
4
23
*5 Mi
31%-
—_5
4
Feb
80
16Mb
22Ma
common
18% Jah
12 Mi Jun
16
5 Mb
16
313/b
.!
Corp__
16%
'
1
;
29% Mar 27
48 Ma
5 Mt
59 Mi
76
—20
Corp com
preferred
convertible
$5
16%
5 Mi
59 Mb
76
31%
Studebaker-Packard
Mar
16Mb
59%
76
31 Ma
preference
prior
*75 Ma
5Mb
1
lnc
& Webster—
59 Mb
7 6 Ma
32 Ma
10O
Corp
Storer Broadcasting
9M2 Mar
3
5%
59 Mb
31 Ma
Fuller Co
Stokley-Van
"78
Shares
57%
32 Mt
—
Stewart-Warner
19
14
27%
.
the Week
32
lnc
7
18 Mi Feb
Jan
26Mb
1
preferred—:
Bros Stores
6
58% Mar 28
19% Dec
86%
Friday
April 7
No par
31 Ma
9
11
16% Jan
,
11
529
55%
66%
common
28% Apr
24% Jan
21% Jan
7
■
20
Sterling Drug lnc
Stevens (J P) & Co lnc
4
22
46Mi
55
com
S
88 M2 Mar 10
17
7
Dec
L
Co
29 Mi Feb
20
17 Mi Dec
(The)
4
24
206
45%
Sales for
Thursday
■
1
3
47 Mi Oct
22
"
Co
Jan
67
16% Jan
6 Ma Dec
49Mb
PRICES
April 6
.
5
Steel
Pressed
24% Jan
25% Apr;,
7
19 Ma Mar 16
26 Mi Mar 24
42%
50Mb
Stanley Warner Corp„
Stanray Corp
Mar 30
55 Mt Jan
22% Oct
Jun
35
4
May 23
40Mb
SALE
•75 Ma
17
*5M4'
HIGH
April 5
76Ma
16%
5Mi
49Mi
7
convertible preferred
Standard
29
5
14
3
2
Jan
16 Ma Jan
23
27% Mar
65% Jan
82
12% July
6
44 Mi Mar 24
20 Ma Sep
32
6
11Mb Jan
21 Mi Mar 25
1
17
5Mi
.100
Corp
Feb
*75Ma
50Ma
preferred
26 Mi Jan
4
Mar 28
16Mi
preferred—20,
convertible
76Ma
6.25
preferred series A
$1.20
56Mb,.
75%
common—10
23 Ms Apr
19 Mi Oct
56Ma
'
AND
Wednesday
April 4
57Ma
57Mb
—25
Jersey
Ohio
Standard Packaging
$1.60 convertible
32% Mar 27
37 Mb July
33/4%
New
Tuesday
Aprils
Industries—1
Indiana
of
56
49
com__No par
California
of
50 Ma Jan
3
Par
lnc
13
1
Monday
-
$3.50 preferred—;
_No par
Standard Financial Corp
,—1
Standard Gas & Electric Co
10c
Sep
4 Ma Mar
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
T
9
(James)
4.50
issued
When
—1
May
4
24 Ma Aug
31
12 Mb Feb
1
16 Mi Apr
7
Feb
1
50MB Dec
16
47 Ms Jan
6
68 M» Apr
4
Tennessee
20 Mt
Sep
29
25 Mb Jan
16
Tennessee
6 Mb
64 Ma Jun
2
24 M.
Aug 25
23
J&n
25
87
Jan
4
83
Jan
5
29 Ms Mar 15
38 Mb Dec
27
35
Jan
27
21 Mb Sep
37
14
27Mb Jan
3
15 Ma
28
Jan
Dec
16
Sep
26
,19%
148 Mi Oct
25
256 Mi May 25
18Mb Jan
165Mi Jan
12
27Mi Jan
10
3
102 Mb Mar
7
Texaco
Corp
14 Mb
July 25
65
29 Mb Jan
11
19% Jan
108
4
153/a Jan
3
25 3/b Mar 22
204
Apr
4
35% Apr
6
22% Apr
Mar
Jan
11
69
Jan
3
106
12
86 3/4 Aug
25
80 3/b Jan
5
97
18% July
22.'
243/4 Jan
4
215/8 Jan
3
2 9 Ma Apr
3IM2 Apr
26 Ma Jan
4
24% Jan
3
Nov
11
38 Ma Jun
15
23 Ma Jan
10
24
613/4 Jan
7
37 Mi Jan
3
9% July
8
13
7
Mar 17
3
Corp
lnc
Feb
24
10% Jan
3
15% Feb
16
22
673/4 Jan
4
82 3/b Feb
84
Feb
24
16 3/b Jun
2
20 3/8 Dec
19
44 Mi Dec
7
82 Ma Mar,21
May 20
Trust—
share
Sub
Pacific
Texas &
Texas Utilities
lnc
Textron
$1.25
84
Mar
:
Sep
28
Thompson
4%
8
Wooldridge
233/b Mar 29
20% Jan
3
243/a Mar
68% Jan
48 Ma Jan
3
56 Va Feb
27% Mar 13
Timken
Toledo
Jan
4
23% Mar
373/4 Jan
3
503/4 Feb
37% Dec
29
34
Jan
3
58
Mar 10
Tractor
64
20
59 M4 Jan
10
91
Mar 20
21
31 Ma Oct
24
60
4
263/8 Jan
3
16
31 '/a Jan
26
293/b Jan
21 Mi Dec
16
11 Ma July 25
Jun
9
28
196%
195
34 Mb
35
353/4
35
va
20%
20%
21%
20 Ma
2 1Mb'
21
2 1Mb
21%
88
88
22 3/b
88
92 Ma
92
92 %
29
26%
4
1
Transue
14Mi Jan
3
18 Mi Feb
8
Trans
36
Jan
3
42% Apr
4
53 Va Jan
4
55 Mt Mar
3
37 Va Mar
3
28
July 28
40 Ma May 27
52
Jun
59 Mi May 27
49% Feb
2
53
30
Mar
40'/a Jan
3
53% Mar 16
7
May
30
8
2
44 Ma Dec
20 '
10 Mt Jan
8
113/4 Dec
25
6
May 17
36
8 Ma
44
Oct
14
36
Jan
20
July 18
13 Ma NOV
28
11 Mi Jan
9
31 % Jan
23
Jan
4
12 3/b Mar 10
43MiM'arl4
16 3/4 Apr
13 Ml Jun
21
20 Ma Nov
30
17 Mr Jan
4
21 3/b Mar
12 3/b Oct
26
18 M2 Jan
22
13% Jan
4
153/b Apr
3
*14
14 Ma
14
78
73 Ma
76 Ma
1?
&
29 Mi
2 9 M«
32,100
16,500
25 Mi
90
*85
9,700
89
50
92 Ma
93%
93 Ma
28 Mb
93%
263/4
21,800
27 Mi
26%
27
52,900
30%
29 va
30
30
28 Ma
29 Ma
28%
29
28%
29 '/a
28%
28%
28
41 Ma
42
28 Mi
6,700
413/4
43 Mi
42 Mb
14 Mr
14 Ma
J 4 Ma
44 Me
*14 Ma
80,100
143/4
145/b
143/4
1,100
72 va
73 Ma
723/4
73 Ma
7lMt
73%
19,000
84
23 Mo
29 Mb
30 Mt
30
25 Ma
'
84
30
25
25
25 Mi'"
2 4 Mb
84
23%
55 Ma
54-
54 Mb
53 Mt
24 Ma
25 Mb
24
22 Mb
22%
23%
*88
76%
va
30
25
23%
*84
.85
.
*84
70
30
2,800
26
r
85
295/e
30
26
2,500
26%
22,300
23M4
23 Ma
233/4
23 Ma
233/4
54 Ma "
52%
53
52 Mb
53
24 Mb
,
23 Mi
24 Ma
24
24%
12,300
223/4
223/4
23
17,000
4,000
•<
10,000
x22
\k
22-%
22 va
22 Mb
22
45 Ma
44
Ma
45%
44
4 4 Mb
va,
45
44
Ma
45 Ma
44 Mt
45
1
50%
51 Ma
51
52
50 Mi
50 M4
51
53 Ma
52 va
84
84 Ma
84
Ma
84 %
83%
84
54 Mt
83 Ma
84 Mi
83 Va
84
33%
33 Mb
33 Mo
33 Mb
32Mb
33 Mi
325/»
32Mb
313/B
32%
38 Mb
39 Ma
22,000
38%
39 3/b
37
39 Mi
96,700
—5
—2
Corp
41 Ma
1
Steel—No
par
4 2 Mb
17 Ma
18 Mi
41%
42
54%
55
—1
34%
35 Ma
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957.
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp..—1
Twin City Rap Transit com„No par
5'in
conv
prior preferred-—
50
26 M2
*50 Mb
Airlines
lnc
Corp
preferred
.
Coal
Truax-Traer
Coach
common
Co
39 va
*27
29
*27
1
50
World
TXL Oil
197
43%
28 Ma
*83
84
*83
—10
5
Twin
30'a
41%
Mai
25 Ma
Tri-Continental
9
27 Ma
25
Williams
223/4 Jan
4
29% Jan
25% Jan
29 Ma
90%
44%
No par
Electronic
4
30
-
*87
23%
Transitron
33 Ma Nov
90
92 Mt
54%
3
25 Mb Mar 14
6,100
35%
20 Mt
25
42% Apr
31 Ma Mar
$2.70
195%
34%
31 Ma
Transamerica Corp
11
18
192
204
34 Mb
29
r_
34 s/b Mar 27
Jan
54 Ma Oct
1.96 "A
31,100
2
Jan
11
201 Ma
61,900
34 Mt
No par
19
50% Jan
193 Ma
120,300
31
Supply'Co class A
39
27
25 3/b
25
24,300
243/s
35
lnc—
i
5
Co
Torringtom
39 Ma Jan
Oct
33
25 Mb
43
Trarie Co—
Oct
22,700
253/B
Co
Edison
19 Ma
41% Aug 26
3
23
24%
24 Mb
25
Bearing———No par
& Construction—1
Roller
Tishman Realty
17
Dec
393/b.
24 Mb
29
common
$1.20 preferred
8
21
Oil
22
20
37%
25
,
66 Mi
100 Mi
64 Ma
34 Ma
.——100
preferred
Tidewater
Jun
Dec
36 Mb
38 MB
f.
1
Thor Power Tool Co_
15 y8 Feb
64
365/a
37 Ma
■
5
Common
9
19
363/4
37 Ma
383/4
No par
R)
(J
8
6
36%
.37 Mi
<v
29
Co
323/4 Feb
Sep
36 Mu
3 8Mb
Ma
7.50
Chemical
19 3/b Jun
33
•36%
will 'm
50c
preferred—
conv
27 Ma Feb
3
100
90
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol
3
15 Ma Jan
24
993A
*88
common
27
4
24%
973/4
—100
Co
20 Ma Jan
22 Mb Jan
24 Mu
98
36 Ma
No par
Ry
Co
26% Jan
14 Ma
24 va
97 va
37
195
'
6
24
97 Mb
-
certificates
4
24% Jan
24 M4
97
37
,84,900
1
&. Oil
Thompson-Ramo
79
23%
97%
16M4
10
Coal
Land
8
70 Ma Dec
243/0
24%
—__l
Texas Pacific
3
303/b Mar 14
49
27
16
13 3/i
66 3/b
96%
Gulf
Texas Instruments
7
Jan
46% Feb
13 Mt
65 Ma
38
27
28% Oct
13 Mi
65%
5
Sep
21
13 va
63%
Producing Co—_—33M3
Texas Gulf Sulphur—'
No par
70 Ma Jan
22% Oct "26
14 Mb
68 M4
Texas
Texas Pacific
20 Ma May 17
13 Ma
24
—25
Transmission
2,000
71,200
64
4 1Mb Feb
Gas
13 Mb
6,200
8
13%
3 8 Mb Mar 21
Texas
7 Mb
66 Ma
36
20
Mb
8Mb
13
Transmission Co—5
Gas
Inc__—:
7%
63
,
1
,.1.25
TelAutograph Corp—
34
8
4 1Mb
28 Ma
*26
28
Ma
*26%
28
*263/4
2,900
1,900
28
17Mu
18 Mb
17
17 Mo
17 Mi
173/4
17 Ml
17%
42 Mb
42
42 va
41
%
42 Mb
4
29,066
42 Mi
*55."
55 Mb
55
55 Mu
19,300
*543/4
55 Mt
55
55 Mb
33 va
35
32%
33 Mt
1,400
33 Ma
34 Mi
34
34
26 Mb
26 Mb
27
26 Ma
26 M4
5,700
26%
27
26
26%
51 %
*50%
5 1Mb
*50%
8,900
*50%
51 Mb
52
50 Mb
51%
50 Ma
51 Mb
51
11mb
11MB
11%
11'%
*11 Ma
11Mb
11
Ma
42 Ma
*41 Mb
42 Ma
*41 Mb
42%
*41
Mb
43
1Mb
va,
51 3/B
*50®/b
513/b
52%
50Ma
515/s
11MB
115/8
*42
33,900
11%
800
42%
1
15 Ma
16 Mi
14 Ma
15 Mb
14 Mb
15
1
19 Ma
20 Mb
19 Mb
20 Mb
19%
20%.
.1
No par
15%
15 Ma
15 Mo
15%
15
15 Mb
14 Mb
15%
153/g
15 3/B
49%
50 Ma
493/4
50
52 Mb
55 Mb
553/4
57
55
59%
9 Mb
9 Mb
9 Mu
8 M4
Co
Corp—
5,900
42
Ma
50 Ma
*41 Mb
Me
Ml
,
va
15
15
Ma
15 va
15%
15,100
203/4
21 Mb
20%
21
34,100
U
24% Feb
29
57
6% Nov
30
12Mt Mar
42% Jan
11
7% Jan
3
33 Mt Jan
Aug 30
4
59 Ma Apr
3
Udyllte
7
Underwood
"
1
29 Mb Oct
25
43 Mi Jan
4
106 Ma Oct
25
148 Ma Jan
6
116
Jan
4
10 Mb Mar 28
28
Union
Union
383/4 Feb
443/4 Feb
9
Corp
Asbestos
Union
1333/4 Mar 22
(The)
Corp
Rubber Co
&
Bag-Camp
Carbide
Union Electric
Co
39
Jan
96
92
Jan
30
96 Mi Mar 23
Preferred
$4.50
series.
74 Mt Dec
78
74 Ma Jan
20
753/4 Jan
12
Preferred
$3.70
series
75 Ma Apr
5
Preferred
$3.50
Preferred
$4
4
75
Aug
15
Apr
8
68 Ma. Jan
5
77 Ma Jan
7
85
Aug 19
33 Mb Mar
8
47
NOV
16
31
27 M« Jan
Aug 16
Jan
4
8% Aug
32 V2 Jan
Sep
28
24
82
6
25
Feb
Feb
2
86 Ma Mar
8
423/i Jan
2
21
71
5
7% Jan
25 Mb Oct
3
6
593/4 Apr
7
8
3
Jan
5
29% Jan
4
33 Mb Mar 22
83/b Jan
36
Mar
Mar
Union Oil
Union Pacific
$4
25
6
RR
Car
Drill
19 Ma Oct
26
243/4 Jan
13
Jan
5
24
1
Union Twist
25 Mt Apr
5
37 Mb Jan
4
34s/b Jan
3
45 3i Apr
7
United Airlines
32% Apr
20
46 V2 Aug 22
37% Jan
3
445/b Mar 20
United Aircraft
20
106
14
38
27% May 20
34Mb Aug 30
Mar 21
33
28
United
3
United
7
United Fruit
36 s/b Mar
3
Mar 10
46 M2 Apr
19
533/i Jan
25
52 Mt Jan
4
64
Jun
29
20
Jan
25
16
Jan
3
18 Mt Feb
16Mt Apr
19
18 3/4 Jun
28
17% Jan
3
24 Mt Apr
5
% Aug
4
13/4 Jan
11
FS Jan
3
IM2 Mar
24
Apr
12
64% Jan
4
30% Jan
27
20
76 Va Mar 24
16
30% Jan
3
33 Ma Mar 23
37 Ma Jan
3
473/4 Feb
9
83 M2 Jan
4
92 V2 Oct
18
93
Jan
4
94 M2 Mar
1
233/4 Sep
29
30% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
293/4 Feb
2
U S
28
U S
Oct
25
74 Va Jan
footnotes,
49% Jan
4
see
page
24-
6
56 3/b Feb
42 3/b
va
1Mb
3,100
70.700
S
110
*104
110
413/4
106
*104 Mi
110
►
423/a
33,100
104 va
110
23
24
24
24 Mi
24 Mi
25
253/b
26
27
3,400
70 Mb
72
71M8
72
71%
7 1Mb
71 3/B
72
71%
73 Mi
6,000
2.50
*373/4
38'/a
37 Ma
37 Ma
37%
38
375/8
37 3/b
35
37 va
6,400
8%
30,100
10
Corp
(Del)
v
8 Va
8
8 Mi
U
Coal
&
7 Mb
8
8
8
8Mb
C6s_^
5
Foundry—5
49%
50
50
50
50
50
50 Mb
50 Mi
50 Mi
19 Ms
193/4
19%
193/4
19 Ma
195/b
19 Ma
193/4
19MB
19 3/B
6,300
22
22 Ms
2 1mb
21 5/8
20%
21
3/b
20 Ma
2
1Mb
20%
213/a
65,000
333/4
34Mb
34
34 Ma
34r
34 Ma
24,800
No par
1,600
3 43/b
34 vt
35
62 Mi
62 Mi
62 Mi
62 3/B
62 Ma
62
62 va
16mb
17-Mb
173/8
17 Mb
17 Mt
173/a
17 Mi
173/b
4,500
233/4
23 Ma
24
23 Ma
24 Mi
23 Mb
2 4 Mi
233/4
24 Mi
113,300
1%
1
34 Mt
62
17 Ma
22 3/4
10
1
62 3/8
16Mb
13 Ma
Mines Co
8
62
10
Corp.
Improvement
*49 va
1 Ma
1%
1Mb
13/8
1 Mt
1Mb
va
1%
11,500
*
68M4
70
68 Ma
70
32 va
32 va
32
32%
32mb
32 M2
32Mb
32Mb
32%
32%
560
41%
42 Mb
42 Mb
43
42%
423/4.
42 Mb
42 Ma
42 Mt
42 Ma
8,200
preferred.
..100
& Foreign Securities
1
Freiaht Co
i
1—No par
93%
933/4
933/4
933/4
933/4
933/4
*933/4
94 Ma
933/4
93%
27%
28 34
273a
28 M4
28
28 Me
28 MB
29 Mt
28%
29 va
9,200
52 Ma
533/4
51 Mb
52M4
50 va
53M4
50 MI
51M8
503/b
513/4
10,000
preferred
Borax
4%%
&
common
«
*
25
-25
.
68 va
69 Ma
1%
1,800
Chemical Corp com_l
6%
U
va
*104
40%
24 va
Amer__No par
Carton
United Shoe Mach
543/b Jan
8
For
41 3/b
42 Mi
9,800
453/4
No par
of
Co
United Park City
16
42
4
Co
Corp
United Merch & Mfgrs lnc
43 Mi Jun
July
41
United Greenfield
4
33 Ma
43 MB
(Del)
Electric
United Gas
conv
Co—
Engineering
United Gas
30 Mb Mar
50
Corp
4
Feb
24 Mi Mar
16
United
,8 Mi Apr
Co
Fastener
United-Carr
193/4 Apr
3
42
23
Mi
1,900
Board vfc
17Mt Jan
44
6,000
United
6
23
44 Ma
34.400
United Carbon
31 Mi Jan
23
433/4
90 Ma
7
5
23
43 Mb
403/4
7
14 Mb Dec
23
43 Mi
38%
Apr
52
22 Ma
42 Mb
46%
27
3
23
413/4
30,000
403/4
73 Mi Apr
3
22 MB
42 Ma
34,700
8 3/b
40%
1
3
23
41 Ma
3 1Mb
34 Mi
40 Mb
4
Jan
23
8 Mi
34
40 Mb
183/4 Feb
7
3 4 Va
40 Mt
60 M2 Jan
157/a Jan
8 3/b
33 MB
40 Ma
18
44 Ma Jan
31%
8 Mt
34 va
39%
25
6
32
8 Mi
33 Mb
90
Apr
17
313/g
8mb
34
38 3/b
Jan
12
32Mb
8mb
33 Ma
913/4
76
Nov
31M4
8 MI
34 Mb
38 3/b
27
7% Jan
63,100
90
2
22 Ma Jan
130
593/4
37 3/b
Nov
46
85 Ma
58
92
Mar
1
85%
57
3 7 Mb
17
1
8 Mi
8 5 Ma
54%
8Mb
common
Corp—
54 Ma July 25
Aug
325/8
♦84 Ma
543/4
92
24
Mar 21
190
85%
33 va
41 Mb
520
85%
10
5
10
733/4
37 Mb
Biscuit
7
733/4
No par
Co—
11,000
95
80
91 va
United
15% Dec
74 Ma
37 Ma
45M2 Mar
31
74 Ma
x53ma
54
.
75 Ma'
36 Ma
16
40 Ma Mar 16
,
74 Ma
433/4
95
*75
x91 Mt
36 3/b Jan
18
32
80
93 va
20
29 Ma Jan
32Mb
43%
943/4
*75
36 Mb
393/b Dec
23
32Mb
*94
12,500
22,300
92%
9
Feb
8 5 Ma
53 Ma
44
94 Ma
80
5,400
37%
1283/4
127
36
United Artists
28 Va Nov
*85
54'%
433/4
37%
61,200
pfd.lOO
1
7
7
39% Mar 17
7
75M4
.,
37%
129
13,700
».
(series of 1956)
Feb
94 Mt Feb
4
86
*74 Ma
85 Ma
44
93 Ma
36 Mb
127 Ma
9 Mi
4%
7
4
102
Aug 24
75
53
43M4
*75
80
*85
128
8%
4%
Mar
Jan
30% Jan
97
94%
37:,/4
127 va
8Mb
*103
15
1033/4 Aug 25
44 M4
94 Mb
9
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
35 Mb Dec
May 17
74%
common—.10
Co
Corp
8
May 10
81
44
*75
25
lnc
233/b Mar
88
Co
94 Ma
No par
preferred
non-cum
44
'
37 Mt
128 Mi
80
*75
series—^—No par
series
Union Tank
31 va
127%
94
No par
No par
California
of
38 Mb
129 Mb
43 Mb
10
common
39% Aug 19
6
29
Jan
9 Mi
38
373/4
127 va
Corp—6%
No ipar
Paper
Corp—
87 Va Jan
32
5
•.
69 M4
69 Ma
703/4
4,300
60
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1576)
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
STOCKS
■.
4
115
Feb
27
8
157
Feb
6
116 y2 Jun
19
161
3% Dec
20
8% Jan
4
4
15»/4 Dec
8
31 % Feb
12
17
7% Oct
Aug 23
24
13% Jan
15
34 y4 Nov
29
40
6
Jan
6
Jan
3
3
22
35% Jan
17
38
Mar
1
26% Jan
5
35
Feb
8
8% Sep
30
7% Jan
3
9
25
7% Mar
9% Jan
Jan
26 Ye Jan
5
22% Mar
25% Nov 30
35
Jan
4
26% Jan
3
40 Vz Aug
10
50% Jan
19
43% Jah
25
Jan
26
78
Aug 31
41 y4 Oct
26
64
Jan
20y« Oct
75
4
75
7
46% Jan
11
77
6
149% Jan
3
4%%
17
Jan
54% Mar 20
U S Rubber
8%
27
47
Apr
27
35 y2 Mar
6
43% Apr
7
US Shoe
21
36 y2 Apr
12
26
Jan
3
37 % Apr
4
U S
9
22
50% Sep
19
45% Jan
4
50
Apr
7
28
103 »/4 Jan
5
75% Jan
3
90
Mar
3
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
Jun
15
26 y4 Aug 25
23% Jan
6
30% Feb
21
34y4 Jan
14
37 y4 Nov
10
35
Jan
9
37% Feb
3
36% Jun
23
29 y4 Jan
3
53% Apr
6
8
24 y2 Mar 29
18% Apr
6
20% Jan
24
22
24
4
May
148
.
147
7%
Mar 17
7c!c
Corp common
non-cumulative
7%
U S Vitamin
&
13% July 11
11
Jan
3
23
Apr
4
2
5iy2Jan
4
30
Jan
3
42% Apr
3
Universal-Cyclops
34% Dec
15
30% Jan
10
153% Jan
9
162
Feb
13
62
Jan
3
12
41 y2 Mar 17
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
41 Vn Apr
14
80% Jun
17
49% Feb
20
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
4
50% Mar 27
53% Dec
29
148
21% Oct
24
i 43
% Mar
7
55
Apr
70 y2 Feb
16
84
78% Jan
3
85
Feb
41V4 Feb
16
62% Jun
13
48% Feb
28
30y8 Oct
25
38
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
28y4Jan
5
Aug 18
Jan
5
30 Va Jan
S
371/2 Jan
34% Jan
5
18
3
26% Apr
3
15% Sep
2
11% Mar 23
14i/4 Peb
10
26%, Feb
12
36
Sep
2
28% Jan
6
35% Mar 15
19% Dec
14
22% Sep
28
19 Va Jan
3
25% Feb
38 y8 Oct
24
67i/2 Jun
20
46% Jan
4
64
Oct
24
44% Jan
13
34% Jan
11
5iy4 Dec
20
9
397/a Dec
28
Apr
22
1131% Dec
28
34% Jan
26
541/2 Dec
28
99% Jan
4
31
21 Yb Mar
79
Jan
107
Feb
Jan
21
Jan
29
85
Aug 31
85
Mar
7
85
Mar
82% Jan
18
89
Aug 10
85
Jan
1
90
Jan
821/2 Jun
23
8
13% Jun
841/2 Dec
95
62
*
Oct
21% Mar
27
8
$2.28
Van
convertible
Raalte
Varian
Co
Virginia
$5
Elec
&
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23
15
25% Jan
6
30% Feb
16
14
4% Jan
4
4
10% Jan
4
25
4
30'/2 Jan
West
5
Jan
9
22% Dec
2
59
Mar
8
78
Apr
7% Nov
26% Oct
1
Vi
2,400
45%
2,800
39%
40%
40%
39%
41%
10%
11%
10%
11%
l
11%
11%
11%
11%
86
86
85%
85%
100
,
40%
401/4
40%
41V4
6,200
10y2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
19,200
11%
•
11%
11%
II1/2
11%
ny4
3,400
851/2
86
85'/4
851/4
86
86 'A
360
__l
12%
12%
11%
12%
11
117/b
11%
12%
12%
13%
22,300
5
63%
661/4
66
66%
66
66
64%
65%
64%
651/4
2,400
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
84
86%
831/4
86%
82
83
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
par
64
64
64%
65%
x651/2
65%
64 %.
65
65
65
1,800
par
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
51
51%
51
51
5,800
Co
5
37%
37%
37 y8
37%
36%
37
37%
37 %
36%
37
Mills
5
29
29%
291/4
29%
28%
29
*28%
29
29
29'A
900
5%
51/4
5%
5 »/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
14,500
14
14%
14%
151%
lb'/2
16%
16%.
17%
16,100
| 260
No par
5%
4
13%
14
X22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
6,200
82
82%
83
841/4
18,500
471%
46
46%
*46%
97%
97%
96
96
*95%
97
*96%
97
*95%
4
26% Apr
42 % Apr
98
Jan
19
13
Jan
Jan
8
West
4 % %
27% Apr
50
Western Air
Western Auto
4.80%
Jan
10
23
52% Feb 28
97
105
3
7% Jan
7
4
Feb
9
55% Feb
21
103
Lines
Western
Mar 10
5
'Man
43
13
Mar 30
10% Mar 10
26
14
Jan
41% Jan
29
17
8
122
Jan
13% Jan
6
46% Feb
6
10
33i/4 Apr
26
17
24
129
29% Jan
3
34
22% Jan
3
Feb
Apr
29% Feb
July 11
66 %
Apr
5
Jan
4
49
Jan
3
13
87
Jan
3
91% Feb
3
20
59% Mar
Oct
14
23
14
95
Jan
6
8% Feb
74% Feb
16
6
27%'Jan
23% Feb
14
887/a Jan
3
18% Dec
27
10%
S
6
4
115
Aug 26
lQu,jaix
1
97% Jan
s«les
on
this
4
3
2
Mar 29
4
21% Mar 22
139
r
Cash
Apr
sale,
4
23%
24
23%
24
24
25%
26%
42%
41%
42
41%
42
*42
42%
42%
42%
971/2
97%
*961/0
97»/2
*96 Vs.
971/2
32%
32%
31%
31%
*96y8
97%
*96i/8
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
26
32
29,900
8,500
_
17,600
36%
35%
36%
35
36%
35
35%
37
37
37
37
36%
36%
*36%
37%
27%
26%
27%
26%
271/4
26%
2 6 '/2
26%
26%
52%
5,600
2.50
54%
53%
55
51%
53%
51%
531/4
52%
53'A
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
24%
45,300
25%
25
25%
42%
43'/4
Ry
2nd
com
No par
preferred
RR
Telegraph
$5
preferred
4V4%
85%
*105
108
*104
10
51
5%%
Co
$4.25
33%
33%
500
271/4
43
*851/4
84,400
106,700
85%
100
6,700
*105
.
:
50y2
511/4
50%
511/4
96%
.
97
96%
97
340
33%
34
20,200
32%
33
33%
33%
74%
74%'
75%
75%
79
*72
79
20
54%
54%
54%
55'/4
54%
551/4
53%
54%
*53%
541/4
1,600
1
52%
531/8
52%
53%
52%
531/2
52%
531/4
53%
100
99%
12,100
99'%
99%
*99%
1
9'/8
20
common
25Vz
100
9%~
25%
*72
79
101
33%
,
*72
100
33%
101
'
53
100
8'/4
9
8%
8%
*25%
26
25%
25i/4
25
25
25%
43
*42%
8%
91%
8%
200
100
300
9
10,600
500
25%
50
*42
43
41 %
42
43
43
1
25
25
24%
25
24%
25
24
24'A
24
24
1,200
5
preferred
Inc
49%
50
49%
49%
47%
49
49
49
48%
49%
2,000
45%
46%
X44 %
45%
43%
44%
*80
82
*80%
82
80%
8O1/2
lo
*36
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
10c
12
12%
12
12%
11%
121%
common__No par
Stores
Inc
Inc_
29%
1
43%
10
com
preferred
123
100
Public
*41
No par
Inc
Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Wisconsin
96%
25%
42%
83%
8,400
80
:
Industries
Winn-Dixie
96 %
35
5
preferred
Windsor
43
*105
51%
35
26%
42%
*83
—
50%
96%
Co
Co
25%
85%
51%
95%
common
convertible
Wilson-Jones
*85
*104
51
96%
preferred
(The S S)
preferred
51%
95%
common.:
Mfg
White Sewing Machine
Prior
preference
6%
43%
*85
convertible
White Dental
$3
25%
43
85
No par
,
Whirlpool Corp
251/a
44%
85
100
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
43%
100
3.80%
29%
44 Va
123
29%
30%
431/4
122
30%
44
801/2
80%
12%
311/4
31 »/8
39
400
42%
44
80%
801/2
*36%
37%
400
12%
5,700
12%
331/4
'
12
15,200
300
33
66,200
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
15,100
*121
123%
*1211/4
123%
122%
122%
44%
122
43%
*37
44
32%
40
10
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
2,800
lo
28
28%
27%
28%
28/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
5,200
10
68%
69%
67%
68%
66%
67%
671/4
67%
Corp common
lo
preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
55%
56%
56%
57
56'A
57
56
57
89
89
89
89
89%
89%
9.0%
90%
107%
105%
1061/2
10'/8
9%
9%
Woodward
Woolworth
Iron
Service
Corp
Co.
(F W)
Co
Worthington
Wyandotte Worsted Co_
*107
5
Yale
107%
9%
& Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube:
5
25%
25%
No par
107%
108%
No par
21%
21%
Zenith
wd When
Radio
10
Corp
distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
1
y
Ex-rights,
33%
33
132
z
107
10
Youngstown Steel Door
27% Mar 15
Apr
24%
411/2
"961/a
Prior
34% Mar 14
111
3
day.
Feb
17
13
10
20
37%
&
9
23 y2
5
com
310
15,000
97
2
Co
.
27V0
Wilson
17
Mar
991/4
36%
Oil
42
38 i/u
99%
*36 %
Wilcox
84i/4 Feb
8
1,100
AO
White Stores
27% Jan
—1
lOO'A
100
Maryland
non-cum
51
79% Jan
21
1,700
No par
4%
27»/4 Mar 20
Mar 21
Inc
Supply
Bancorporation
White Motor
9% Mar 15
26
Jan
45
6
Apr
65
6
Jan
37
4
21
8
75 % Apr
20% Jan
Apr
Apr
34
3
25
Feb
common
preferred
Western
88% Jan
10
Mar 22
104
Apr
pfd
preferred—
7
Mar 22
4%%
Va Pulp & Paper
3
27
34% Mar 13
Jan
85
37% Jan
66
45%
100
9
no
65
45 'A
98% Mar
99% Jan
prices;
661/2
44%
25
Jan
Aug 31
129% Sep
651/2
38%
138% Jan
asked
661/2
44
86%
28
17
66%
43%
37%
25
and
68
44%
40
—50c
68
44%
39
19% Sep
•Bid
Inc
69%
441/2
38%
84y2 Oct
89% Feb
68
441/4
39%
15
25
3,100
10
No par
38%
3
Jan
W
&
37%
49% Feb
38
6,400
121/4
38'%
95
3
27
12%
37%
6
3
Dec
26%
12i/a
5
.
3
10% Jan
1,300
26%
12%
42% Jan
66
7
81
26%
12 »/2
31
41% Jan
101
81
27
12 '/«!
*81
88
75
41% Oct 10
80% Mar 10
81
261/2
12%
811/2
90
92% Jan
Sep
81
26%
12 Vu
*89
42% Jan
31% Aug
30% Jan
81 %
26%
121/2
*
22
127%
82
27%
12%
86
40% Jan
43% Sep
25
25% Feb
82
90
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
36% Apr 29
119
140
99
40% Feb
8
140
92%
102
99
6
15% Sep
29% Nov
92%
102
86
22
27% July 12
8
52% Jan
11
93
102
*89
3
May 27
92 3 4
101%
86
10
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
93
101
90
Jan
79
*81
93
101
99
Jan
23% Jan
93
102
*92%
101
99
44
Dec
92%
101
10
13,200
1,300
*89
27% Jan
45
16
*85%
68
9
15%
86
8
32% May
15%
89%
28
Oct
15%
99
22
48
15%
88%
6
28% Jan
15%
98%
2
27
15%
*851%
Sep
21
15%
87
2
Dec
16
91
Feb
18% Oct
12%
99
98
31% Mar 10
12%
'85%
62% Jan
36
12%
86
'89
27
10
14% Jan
12%
*85
100
22
6% Nov 21
24% Nov 15
12%
100
28
102
12%
B_____100
92% Dec
14
86
12%
C__
41% Sep
98% Oct
30
86
121/2
series
6
31
86
86%
12%
series
Sep
Oct
*85
160
89
26%
common
Power
7
36
89
preferred
98
89% Aug 18
103% Dec 28
Sep
92 %
101.
88'%
861/2
preferred
Western Union
48% July
67% Jan
*15%
88'%
*85
4.10%
4
70
89
8,500
86%
4.20%
West Penn
9
55
2
*88'A
*85
86 % Mar
39% Jan
Mar
86
89% Mar 22
13
July 26
*85
107
100% Mar 15
57
64
86
Pharmaceutical—1
Western Pacific
37% Mar 14
*85
6,000
*105%
5
37% Mar 21
34% Jan
1061/4
17
28 % Mar 17
22
106%
1.800
55%
55
23
37
102
IO514
1051/4
37%
110%
.15
Kentucky Coal Co
24% Jan
Jun
55%
86
1
31% Jan
65
55%
37%
110%
par
Corp
31% Jan
32% Jan
55%
72
37%
111
100
Corp
Knitting
6
4
55
*85
12%
74%
37 3 4
110%
106
16
^
G
Motor
Wayne
Welbilt
7
17 % Apr
731/2
38'/4
112%
106
1
common-.
Washington Gas Light Co___No
Washington Water Power
No
Waukesha
74%
37%
111
10
6
25
105%
Co
14
25
1051/4
38%
113
100
Co
(S D)
Jan
Oct
72 %
76%
55%
Pictures Inc
25% Dec
77% Jan
74%
55%
too
Industries
37
45
22,600
76
2.50
4
21% Oct
74
74
Jan
19% Jan
4
Jan
27,100
,56%
Co_
4
31
59
com___8
preferred
Baking Co
preferred
16% Apr
38 y4 Oct
57%
55%
Co
Corp
Wallace & Tiernan
9
5% Mar
35% Jan 15
July 29
37% Jfen
59%
w
4%%
28% May
May 11
58%
93
17
Oct
59
38% Jan
4
y4 Jun
57%
82% Jan
29
22
26
16
7% Jan
98
60%
38%
preferred
(Hiram)
Warren
45 y2 Jan
41
58%
112 i/b
System.
Walgreen Co
;
6%
30y8 Jan
16
60 %
38%
Waldorf
86% Mar 16
27
14
58%
100
July 14
17
4,200
100
Mar 21
NOV
600
24%
preferred
Feb
93
321/2
24 %
preferred
53
17 y2 Nov
32%
24%
6 % l/e
68
29% Feb
32%
24
1
Co
convertible
5
97J/2 Sep
35% Jan
321/2
24'A
5%%
3
17
321/2
24
5 7c
4
6.100
*32
3
19
7,800
32 %
8
Walker
60
20,800
24%
Mar
7
4,300
82%
24
*85
Mar
55
321/4
86%
41% Jan
92% Feb
51%
*85
53% Jan
56% Jan
52 %
113%
preferred
Materials
13
26
51
100
$4.12
22
30% Oct
51
24 %
Vulcan
44% Sep
Jan
49 y2
33
6
54% Nov
94
40,800
89
38% May 25
87
491/2
*881/4
Warner
3
48%
37%
;
Warner-Lambert
20
48%
113%
Power
3
49% Mar 23
Oct
471/2
89
Warner Bros
Jun
47%
*881/4
Ward
89
46 Vu
100
13% Mar 30
98 % Aug 30
50~
preferred
67% Mar 20
86
4714
1
com
preferred
1
1
75,900
preferred_100
partic
24 % Mar 29
4
57%
33
1.25
5
19
53%
1
Co
dividend
6',e
86% Apr
Jan
54%
$4.20
73
130
52%
24
46% Mar 17
2,900
54%
100
e
15,200
162
52%
preferred
Mar 13
*159
55 %
.54
$4.04
14
162
241/4
5
Associates
Jan
82% Feb
162
*160
162
10
preferred
Inc
6
87
161%
*158
250,100
1,900
52% Jan
78y2 Jan
39%
9,900
9
Jan
41%
39%
12%
3
17
20
40%
39
26%
Jan
29
19
41%
38%
32%
34% Feb
9% Dec
21%
40%
38%
12%
16% Jan
1
19%
42
37%
26%
64
Dec
22%
4014
32%
30
Dec
20 '/a
38%
12%
8iy4 Aug 23
4
23
42 %
33
37% Jun
23 y2
19'%
42
X38y4
26%
29% Sep 20
45 y2 May
4
30
300
s
Ward
Feb
18%
*18%
12%
Walworth
15
18%
33
41% Apr
51
18%
26 3
12% Jan
6
18%
*18%
18 %
5,300
12 %
11% Mar 28
2
54,800
26%
2
14
531/2
32%
4
18
52
12 1/4
3
10 y8 Jan
53%
26'A
8% Jan
54 y4 Dec
511%
321/4
10% Jan
9
51%
12%
26% Feb
27
50
30
51%
,50
18%
3,700
33
4
Sep
371%
26%
15
5
*37
12%
15% Jan
37% Mar
51
371%
65,000
29%
321/4
Co
102% Mar
4
49%
*36%
7
4
Jan
49
37%
37
87 Vi
146
26%
15y4 Jan
82
55y2
*37
37
86%
12%
Electric
7
54%
29%
87
26 3'4
Wagner
89 y2 Jan
^
160
29%
33
28
15
160
145%
29%
86%
146
12 Vu
1
81% Dec
18%
146%
29%
32%
29% Feb
19
*18V4
8714
146%
29 Vu
26 Va
RR
Dec
50V2
8614
145%
29%
1
Wabash
30
48%
87%
145%
29
5
28
23
37
86%
.145%
'
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
85% Feb
Nov
29l/2
2,000
•
37%
9% Nov 21
7
50
36%
•
27 Vu Dec
49%
36%
79% Jan
Jan
49%
35
1
38% Jan
49%
35V4
Dec
57
49%
347/u
3
6
49 %
35%
5
60 y2 Aug 24
49%
34%
98% Jan
40% Dec
49%
1,180
35
Light
87% Jan
4
38,200
34V\
&
8
14
5,600
35%
12.80
Power
14
Jan
43%
34%
58
102y2 Apr
45
43%
35%
54 %
15
35 J/2 Aug
43 %
35%
57
94
9
42%
36%
*81%
16% Feb
10
158%
157%
43%
34%
54%
4
11% Jan
157%
157%
4114
37»4
X40
82 Va
13% Jan
24% Feb
1581%
157%
40
35%
39
57%
4
8
157%
36%
158
/
82%
19
25
157 y4
9,400
15,600
55 %
94% Apr
44% Jan
54%
55 %
8
18% Jun
5l%
83
87
1
53 %
54 y2
13% Feb
30
53%
54
*82 I'd
8
liy2 Dec
53%
82 y4
4
23% Nov
54%
56%
9% Jan
May 13
54 Vu
541/4
2,000
82 y4
83% Feb
80
77%
55 y2
( \ I'
*
*75%
83
2
Jun
77%
*75
57%
4
Jan
7714
56%
15% Jan
90% Aug 16
*75
48 y2
Mar 20
77/8 Oct
80
77%
*82 \\
Virginia Carolina Chemical
107% Feb
3
*75%
77%
26,200
31
1
21
57i/2 Mar 21
47%
27%
%
1
com
.
Vendo
Feb
120
4\7 %
L_100
77% Mar 30
27
103
1061/2 Aub 24
Mar 14
31
37
1
;
41% Mar 17
13
49% Jan
9
27
31
47%
87 Vu
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
44
9
27%
29%.
—100
27
5
5
11
100
5,600
*8%
47%
22
Utah
189,700
33%
9
*8%
14
39%
33
27%
39%
23
13%
*37
33%
30%
427/u
38% Feb
14%
40
33%
9
*8%
9-
13%
*37
47%
19%
Inc
33%
•1414
30%
42
Co
37
33 Vu
27%
38V2
Universal Pictures
*8%
12%
37
49V\- 49%
__30o
4%% preferred--.
Upjohn Co
:
13
33%
13,800
120
47
Corp_____l
7
600
37
12%
33 y4
145%
Universal Oil Products Co_
20%
26
86%
2.50
*191%
•■■30
145 y8
Corp
19%
48 y4
com_No par
Universal Match
18,600
19%
19
19
31
Steel
preferred
5%
26%.
38%
—1
8
20
15% Oct
8%
5%
47
Tobacco
Leaf
5%
30%
100
58 % Mar 16
Jan
29% Dec
Universal
5%
26 y8
35
Pharmaceutical___l
26
Feb
5%
155
26%
157
preferred__25
29 y« Oct
/
■/
"
No par
common
5%
106%
47 y2
16%
.__
Co
*153%
31%
53%
—50
preferred
US Tobacco
104%
153%
30%
*75%
com___50
preferred:
106%
'.153%
26
5
M;n
&
104
153%
20
*36
9
Shares
"
106%
153%
1I6V2
*
■'"
__100
,___1
Ref
26% Dec
9
*8%,
5
common
12%
33%
the Week
April 7
105
5%
20
38
331/2
__10
United Stockyards Corp
United Whelan
Corp
151/4 Jan
-
106%
21%
Sales for
Friday
April 6
"J;,
107%
5 y2
*36
1
1st preferred
6
.
155
*1531/2
12%
—50
J.
155
21 %
1
common
Corp
Smelting
U S Steel
15
1391/2 Jan
Co
non-cuin
Nov
Sep
50
common—
1Q7V4
5%
.
Playing Cai-d Co
;—___5
U S Plywood Corp common_______l :
3% %
preferred series B
__100
33
45 y8 Dec
Inc
•
U S
/
25% Dec
69 y4
82l/2c
common
preference
Co
106>%
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
April 5
April 4
155
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
April 3
,
_100
preferred—
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
Jan
Feb
A
1
_—4
prefeiTed series A
144
159
Par
4%%
2
23
class
U S Lines
6
Mar
\
,
common
Mach
U S Industries
6
Mar 27
33
5
5
157 y4 Aug
Jan
5%
8
48% Feb
Gypsum Co
preferred
U S Hoffman
20
2734 Apr
'
LOW
STOCK
7%
23 y4 Mar 28
14% Apr
U S
6% Mar 21
30% Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
153% Mar
25
Dec
25% Jun
Highest
100% Jan
13
85 y* Oct
148
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
136
9%
33
33i/4
25%
133%
139
104%
9%
9%
33
33%
32%
68%
57
91%
107
9%
33
15,600
6,300
60
1,500
3,000
9,600
25%
25%
251/4
251/2
25%
25%
2,400
110%
109%
110%
109%
109%
11,000
211/4
21%
All
105'%
9%
33%
561/2
109%
111
21%
Ex-distribution.
33%
25%
109
105
167 %
*90
21%
21% " 21%
21%
21%
2,200
135%
137%
131%
preferred
134
issues
are
133%
cumulative
13694
unless
otherwise
indicated.
39.500
Volume
Number
193
6045
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1577)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
when
letters
the
bonds
in
the
column
mature.
Lowest
•-..Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
new york stock
:
exchange;
Treasury 4%s
May 15 1975-1985
Treasury 4s
Oct
1 1969
Treasury 4s
—Feb
1 1980
Treasury 3%s___
_May 15 1968
Treasury 37/«s
j_Nov 15 1974Treasury 3%$____;
May 15 1966
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Nov
3%s
—Nov
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
86.8
18
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
18
15
15
Nov
Nov
Treasury 3%s__—Jun
Treasury 3Vis....—:
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
Feb
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 33/8s
86.8
15
15
15
'
*101.28
15
Sep
15
Dec
15
-
Feb
15
15
8
Mar
89
Mar
8
Dec
15
15
*99.8
95.28
*95.18
95.26
"*95.22
93.26
*93.20
93.28
*93.26
94.2
93.20
*93.12
93.20
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93.30
99
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99
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99.1 *■
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91.26
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91.20
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98.2
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98
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97.30
87.16
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87.14
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100.2
100.21
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100.21
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87.14
*99.12
100.21
96.30
*96.26
96.30
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Dec
15
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99.29
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94.2
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93.30
*93.22
93.30
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98.22
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98.22
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91.18
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-91.18
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90.26
*90.16
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90.14
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90.14
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89.30
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89.2
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87.26
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87.26
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87.28
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87.28
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87.28
*87.22
87.30
*99.7
99.9
Feb
15
1
*98.25
98.27
*105.16
1980
98.27
106.16
1985
Nov
*98.25
*98.27
88
88.2
99.9
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98.29
♦87.26
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1
106.8
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106.16
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106
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105.16
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105.16
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1961
'
89.4
88.4
*87.24
87.26
87.30
98.28
90.2
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90.12
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88
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90.24
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89.2
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98.25
91.20
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*98.23
90
99.7
94
*90.16
90.12
89.28
99.30
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90.24
90.16
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97.4
*99.28
91.18
90.26
*90.8
5s
100.21
98.24
*91.10
99.7
87.24
*100.18
*93.24
*90.18
-*99.5
98.02
100.3
93.30
-•*89.20
1959-1962
99.18
*87.16
9.9.2.9
91.18
Development
91.24
*99.14
97.2
99.28
90.28
1967-1972
91.30
*91.16
*97
*96.26
*99.26
*91.10
1959-1962
-
*100.1
97
98.23
99.3
*91.22
87.20
99.28
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94.2
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100.3
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100.21
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98
*100.1
96.2
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99.16
*07.12
100.2
99.12
*94
*93.26
1967-1972
15
100.20
*100.12
100.20
105
.
Dec
1
1
May
1
1978
4 Vis
Jan
15
May
15
1968
3 Vis
Oct
1
1962
100.20
*100.12
100.20
*102.8
103.8
*102.16
103.16
*102.16
103.16
*102.8
103.8
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103.16
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99.16
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99.16
99
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98.16
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98.16
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98.8
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98.16
100.20
*100.4
1979
3%s
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103.24
*99
4 Vis
100.20
*102.24
1977
I
_—
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1973
Jan
1
___
>*98
4 Vis—a
4 Vis
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100.20
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100.20
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—
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98
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96
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96
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92.16
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87
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87
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87
87
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87
1
1969
15
15
1971
1975
1
1981
15
1972
_Mar
1
1976
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87
15
1962
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91
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90.16
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.
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3s
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,
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99.10
*90.20
15
3s
99.9
*93.12
1963
Dec
Oct
101.10
*99.7
99.9
*96.28
Jun
3 Vis
100.22
*101.6
*99.26
2 Vis
2 Vis
3%s
*100.14
101.8
*93.18
1967-1972
Oct,
May
100:20
*101.4
(•
►100.18
15
Jan
*100.12
101.6
*95,18
1965-1970
3 Vis
100.18U
*101.2
93.26
1966-1971
3 Vis
*100.10
95.24
1964-1969
J4%s
*101
*97.28
15
&
*102.4
101.2
-
*87.8
2 Vis
Reconstruction
*102
102:10
*100.30
*93.18
/;*
15
15
102.6
*102.2
,.*95,16
1964-1969
Sep
*101.30
102.8
101
*99.7
1963-1968
Jun
2 Vis
102.4
*102
*101.28
99.11
H *98.31
<
104
*100.28
*99.9
V
*103.24
Bonds ($)
102.8
100.20
V
103.26
Week
High
101
101.6
:
89
102.4
Sales for
April 7
Low
High
*103.18
*101.2-
1962-1967
Treasury 2 Vis
Friday
-
April 6
103.24
*100.12
1960-1965
2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
15
*101.28
*103.16
101.10
1961
Jun
-
Low
High
100.20
1965
—Nov
2Vis
2 Vis
Dec
2 Vis
Mar
2Vis____Mar
2Vis
Jun
102.4
103.24
-
*100
2%s
2%s
2%s
15
*103.16
Low
♦101.6
1961
Aug
High
*102:
1995
2%s
Low
*100.28
1966
15
point.
Thursday
-
•
-
102.6
1964
Aug
month
a
prices
•
April 5
101.2
1985
Feb
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
.
the
case
32nds of
V *100.12
1978-1983
3s
each
more
*100.30
.
1966
3s
in
or
,* 101.30
1998
15
one
AND
April 4
_
Low
High
,*103,22 103.30
1980
15
15
represent
Tuesday
.1!',
1990
Feb
3
Exchange
indicate
"
1967
May
3s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
" ^Aprll
;
Treasury 3 Vis
Period"
point
Monday
;!' ^
.
"
Highest
'
"Interest
LOW
government bonds
Range for Year I960
headed
Figures after decimal
25
*98.8
99.8
*98.8
99.8
.v
.
___
_—
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
•Bid and
asked
price.
No sales transacted this day.
HThig issue has not
as
Feb
yet
been
admitted
to
Stock
I
___
dealings.
Exchange
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Friday
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Bonds
Bid &. Asked
Sold
High
"■
Jan. 1
No.
Low
93
93
93
13
is
92%
Foreign Securities
-
or
82
1951
A (interest
April-Ocf
(Plan
1944
Teletype
Broadway, New York
Bonds
Sold
Range Since
Jan.
82
Low
No.
I
High
82
84'A
B) —
*97%
June-Dec
3:'As series No. 2
June-Dec
3 3is series No. 3—
June-Dec
3:1As series No. 4
June-Dec
334S'series No. 5
June-Dec
'3%s series No. 8
June-Dec
3%s series No. 11
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 12
June-Dec
3 Vis series No. 13
June-Dec
3Vis scries No. 14
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 15
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 16
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 17
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 18
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 19—
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 20
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 21
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 22
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 23
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 24
June-Dec
3 Vis series No. 25
June-Dec
3%s series No. 26
.June-Dec
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ief
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06
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,
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1
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nrlge
conv
Bldgs
Range Since
Bonds
s
.
debs
first
4%s
Corp
Terminal
Jan-July
.
subordinated
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debs
Corp—
conv
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3%s
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•
,
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'
.
Bid & Asked
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Brown
Friday
for Week Ended April 7)
"
Week's Range
Sale Price
27
42
111% 112%
242
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47
113 %
92%
94
88
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91
92
81
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4%s
American
conv
Amer
84'%
88%
General
85%
90%
General
Oil
subord
Transport
Cigar
Co
Electric
Foods
4s
5%s
Co
C°rP
debs
of
Co
conv
—May-Nov
debs
income
3%s
3%s
129%
April-Ocf
1976
150
95'A
104
Texas—
1984—
debs
debs
debs
1981 —May-Nov
debs
1987_Jnne-Dec
1976
May-Nov
1976-.
Jan-July
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115
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28
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1580)
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 7)
■U'T
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
General
3%s
23/4s
3s
debentures
debentures
3%s
5s
Low
debentures
debentures
100 ai
debentures
100%
96
97
44
95 %
91%
42
89 %
92%
1981
debentures
Shoe
3.20s
99%
|99 %
General
Time
General
Tire
Glidden
Co
4%s
1971
Co
_Map-Nov
1977
subord
conv
Rubber
88%
93%
86
103%
105 %
89%
95
95
95%
97
102% 103%
103%
98%
101%
245
98%
100%
98%
99%
90
90
90
29
192
186
205
314
debentures
-June-Dec
206
115
1981
173 Vi
98%
121
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103
(R
103
101%
103
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Macy
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Grand
F)
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Co
&
Union
Great
first
Co
debentures
General
5s
General
Ry
4'/2s
General
3%s
1965—May-Nov
May -Nov
deb '75-Map-Nov
1978
Jan-July
sub
conv
Company 4%s
Northern
2%a
mtge
1985
conv
mortgage
D
3 Vis
series
1990
N
mortgage
2%s
General
mortgage
Gulf
Mobile
series O
2000
series
1982
P
1974
June-Dec
Inc 5s
mortgage
Inc 4s series B Jan 2044
&
ref
inc
Gulf
M
mortgage 3s
3s
debentures
1st
series
series
G
1980
2%s
1st
1st
April
71
5s
65% ,72
61%
66%
188
138%
202 %
70%
54%
60%
Jan-July
*92 Vi
—
—
65%
92%
June-Dec
33/8s
*76
77%
78
77%
1983
85%
—
85%
1st
tirst
2%s
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*77
Mar-Sept
1976
'
Corp
Hocking
Ry
Chemical
first
debs
4%s
Jan-July
1970
1999
97%
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Jan-July
1984
6s
coll
conv
4 '/as
4s
debs
tr
Finance
125
Mar-Sepl
32
128
debentures
sinking
1972
2%s
Jan -July
Jan-July
1970
1968
fund
120
1978
122%
48
106%
89
122
89 %
4
87%
*98%
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debentures
92
13
99 %
97
102
Jan-July
100
100
45/as
s
f
debentures
1984
Jan-July
101 Vi
101% 101 Vi
f
1982
102 % 102 %
1981
Jan-July
*101% 104%
debentures
47/as
debentures
(Hudson
§A
Jan -July
&
1st
8
5
95
105
101
105%
5s
refunding
income
5s
A
1957
Feb-Aug
Feb
5s
1957
270
68
70
10%
70
April-Oct
11%
i
.■
'
-
Illinois
Bell
First
Hi
Telephone 2%s series A 1981
3s
mortgage
Cent
RR
consoi
series
B
9
Consol
mortgage
3%s
series
B
1979
May-Nov
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mortgage
3His
series
C
1974
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mortgage
33/4s
series F 1984
1st
mortgage
3y4s
1st
mortgage
33/»s series H
3%s
f debentures
s
Indianapolis
Inland
Union
Steel
Co
G
series
2%s
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mortgage 3.20s series I
mortgage
3%s
mortgage
4%s
1st
series
77
72
Jan-July
1986—June-Dec
series
International
3.65s
91 Vi
K
1987
Jan-July
3%s
s
4 %s
s
t
conv
Power
Circuit
101% 102
19
102
5
102
100%
102
Jan-July
debs
'83_May-Nov
series
Co
1977
103
99
254
102
241
319% 330
1980
4y4s
conv
Steel
106%
5s
*
—
90
*76
3s
Corp 1st 3%s
3%s 1986
43/4s
Kansas
&
99
79 Vi1
mtge
1st
mortgage
2 His
1980
June-Dec
subord
conv
debs
1980
Jan-July
73
3
73
83
&
RR
Term
57 %
63
99
96
99
25
94%
99
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20%
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73
8
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217
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59
127
57 Vi
64 %
%
54 Vi
55
222
54%
617
53
52 Vi
53%
439
52 %
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98 %
98
Vi
4
94 3 a
98 %
60
8
57
24
39
54
june-Dec
May-Nov
1986
71 Hi
70
58 Vi
--
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71
70
71%
1 1990
1 2005
Jan 1 2020
Jan 1 2030
.
57%
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,
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103% 103%
40%
22 %
4
40%
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41%
,
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22%
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27%
100
105 %
10
101%
103 Vi
47
102%
104%
20
38 i
s
43 %
72%
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74%
86 %
„
86 %
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1986
ser
118
116
123
128
98 %
*72
feo-Aug
131
77
77
f debs 1985_June-Dec
1977—Mar-Sept
102%
154
92
108
99 Vi
May-No®
111%
19
93%
2
89%
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89
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103
89 Vi
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88%
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87
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96 Vi
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5
101 %
54
95%
101 %
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90
51
116.% 121
117
90 %
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90
88%
6
89
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May-Nov
May-No®
June-Dec
1980
90%
93%
101
94
89%
93 %
111%
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1970—June-Dec
1982
I
105 Vi
101%
2
100/
263
101%
97
104%
121
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99 rf'd
101 Hi
100
85
79%
88 %
83 %
88%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
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84
78 Vi
82 %
10
83 Vi
83%
May-No®
*85%
54 %
57%
series
1961
B
Jersey
1977
Terminal 3%s
Central
General
99 5!!
101
81%
series
4s
New
Impt 5s
&
4%s
N
94 %
N
; 123
54%
55
%
87
59%
59 %
60 Vi
367
56 %
61
67 H4
6 6 Vi
67
7i
107
63 %
69
91%
91%
92 %
52
91
95
10
56%
58 Hi
51%
54
Hudson River RR—
&
Jan-July
1998—Feb-Aug
colalteral gold 3Vis 1998 Feb-Aug
Cent
Chicago
58
54 %.
Mortgage
Y
Lack
Co—
N
Y
New
series
A
series
4s
&
series
B
West
B
Haver.
2043
2043—
series
4s
8
17
52 Vi
54"%
83 Vi
84
81
81%
87
•
82
*89%
April-Oct
May-Nov
—Jan-July
Jan-July
.
56%
90
56
62
64%
56 %■
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64%
85
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67%
68
49
49
5
65
68
%
5
47
52
%
55 %
20
53
57
27%
26-'«
27%
328
10%
10%
11%
131
May-Nov
May-Nov
49%
2007—Jan-July
A 2022
May
1973
A
*81 %
—June-Dec
1975
1973
&
54 7i
*83 %
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 3s series F 1986
debentures 1989
Income
Connecting RR 2%s series B
Y & Harlem gold 3%a 2000
4s
54
53 Vi
.
58%
52 Vi
54
& St Louis—
Y
Mortgage
97%
96 Vi
5
a
:
55 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980—June-Deo
;
83%
April-Oct
2013
C
mortgage 3%s 1997
collateral gold 3Vis
Shore
York
83%
Feb-Aug
1998
A
series
1980
6s
*75
Co—
RR
trust
Michigan
-•
78 Vi
~
123
*123
97 V
156
77%
-
11
92%
8
111%
102%
*86
Lake
--
~
.
92
*102% 105
*81
4Vis
Dock
39
Mar-Sept
N Y Central
N
Lakefront
61%
1974
First
97 V
60
19 7
York
.
*77%
97%
61 %
1982
4%s
"
150
145
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
1997
94
93%
18%
Orleans
84
II
so';." 182
1
82
*78%
Jon-July
53 %
91%
51
Tel & Tel Co—
guaranteed
Collateral
73
82
83
82
jan-Jiuy
48%
50
*91 %
19Hs
New
102%
95%
83
_
145
76%
17
76 Vi
1967—ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
'
City Southern Ry 3y4s ser O 1984.June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2His 1974
-Apr-Oct
Kayser-Roth
Corporation—
5%s
35
*81%
Kansas
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 198'<
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3 His 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
99
June-Dec
_June-Dec
74%
76 Vi
98 %
New
90 Vi
73
AprfZ-Oct
90%
4
(89
debentures
83
89%
—
98 Vi
98%
82%
88%
80
New
93 %
12
80%
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Power <fc Light 2 %a 1976
2%s 1978
City
1st
88 %
debentures
New
100 %
94
lOOVi
Mar-Sept
92
80
90
May-Nov
April-Oct
New
79
79
—
80
1979
95%
88 Vi
*89
93
1977
debentures
Refunding
debentures
98
94
98%
3s
98 Vi
Airlines—
subord
conv
Kanawha
96
:95
*95%
65 %
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Royal Dutch
86
74
1989
3%s conv
Co
Consolidated
KLM
96
85 %
—
*89
99
93 %
—.
Mar-6ept
April-Oct
11
3s
87%
96 Vi
'
—
f
s
Tea
England
First
'
1976—Mar-Sept
1982
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%a
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
85
95 Vi
*88
1976
mortgage 4%s
National
330
86%
99%
Jan-July
82
8
1970
debentures
mortgage
New
*87
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1
6
1980
Louis
St
&
debentures
National
103 Vi
90
13
106%
106%
324
Jen-July
1978
99
83 %
94%
95%
4
83 %
10
—June-Dec
June-Dec
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983-May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—ApriZ-Oct
3s
104
100 Vi
'
Breaker
Chatt
1st
Mar-Sept
1987
33/4s
3s
A
82 %
101%
82
101% 101 Vi
ApriZ-Oct
debs
subord
conv
3%s
102%
100%
3
102 %
91%
99%
24
100% 101
102
86%
87 %
10
91 %
Corp—
1977
sub
85
70
Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
Line Co—
f debentures
mortgage
I-T-E
4%s
Pipe
debentures
Interstate
1st
debentures
Tel
&
Oil
85
77%
82%
77
1978
1st
Chemical
subord
Tel
Interstate
&
85%
90
*86 Vi
Jan-July
Tab-Aug
3%s
gtd
National Cash Register 4%s s
Mar-Sept
1979_Mav-No®
103 Vi
68
231
86
*80
90
100%
77%
75%
>85%
107
90
91
100% 100%
98 Vi
Natl
Feb-Aug
96
90
104% 107
*86
103
Corporation—
5%s
--
—
—
Mar-Sept
1981
Minerals
conv
Intern'l
B
*66
102
99%
5
——
1981
1982
mortgage 4Vis series L 1989
International Harvester Credit 4%s
debs
NAFI
Nashville
*75
—
N
77
72
first
debentures
3%s
_
68 %
1981—
debs
Essex
&
*77
*72
1st
4%s
83
*77
J
series
85%
Jan-July
1972
1st
1st
i
Feb-Aug
C
ser
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s
Mar-Sept
1980
1989
1980
Ry
Morris
85%
85
*83
Consol
5 Vis
85
83
*84
82
subord
86%
86
——
•
997i
77
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
82%
77%
88
*84
1979—May-No®
91
—
99H4
95%
2045
84 Vi
77%
*82%
June-Dec
A
ser
77%
Jan-July
1978
mtge 3%s
*86
*85%
104
84 %
83
__
70
1981
debentures
4%s
80%
100 Vi
77
Mar-Sept
1991
Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 3Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April?
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
13 Vi
9%
85%
1
11
98 Vi
1976_
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
74%
67
6
172
85%
102 Vi
RR Co
debentures Jan 1
income
83% -83%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
4%s coll trust
Manhattan—
&
i A Adjusted
Jan-July
4Vis series B Jan
4%s series C Jan
mtge income 4%s series A
mtge income 4%s series B
Gen
102%
—
104
140
RR—
mortgage
Gen
1990—June-Dec
4s
mortgage
1st
101%
1977
first
Texas
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
income debs 2033
1st
20
debentures
100
43
'
series A 1962
5s
Missouri Pacific
100
97%
__
f
31
172
*83%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
5%s suDora
89%
95
s
&
lien
ACum
125
100
93%
June-Dec
4%s
s
C 1979—Jan-July
May-No®
4s series B 1962
4 Vis series D
40-year
129
113%
Prior
Corp
6s
Kansas
lien
Prior
debentures
105
102%
76%
Ry Co—
Louis
1985
St
&
Misseuri-Kansas-Texas
96 %
94
—
Corp of America—
Household
5s
368
368
Corp—
subord
conv
Hotel
subord
conv
Valley
Hooker
5s
4s
104%
85%
mortgage 4 Vis inc series
Missouri
'
Hertz
84
106%
"5
102
100%
Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
A Jan 1971—May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967—
April-Oct
81
81
81
'
80
84
103 %
169
Minneapolis St
H
Water
80
—
*83 Vi
June-Dec
debentures 1976
debentures 1972
mortgage
First
Hackensack
f
s
Minneapolis
—
—
f
s
3.10s
June-Dec
mortgage
May-Nov
—
105
171
Minneapolis-Hor.eywell Regulator—
3%s
June-Dec
;
68%
103% 104
103%
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
"1st mortgage 3%s 1969——
Mar-Sept.
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
80%
92%
—
—
Z
—
105
105
Jan-July
1991
Michigan Central RR 4%s series
84%
80%
68%
103%
*105
1974—May-No®
Feb,~^ug
3Vis 1988—April-Oct
Telephone Co
Bell
debentures
4%s
57
•
84 Vi
*80
72%
68%
—
—
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 2 His
1980
.
*84 Hi
79 Hi
68
'
Mar-Sept
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4%s conv subord debentures 1975
42
56
*—
Feb-Aug
^ar"^eP^
1980
debentures
4%s
56%
68%
54%
—May-No®
63 %
79
*
*68%
Feb-Aug
1977
71%
*70%
56
..April-Oct
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72
63
——
'
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& Co—
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debentures 1972
& Robbins 3%s debs 1973
McKesson
June-Dec
1980
(J
subord
conv
66 Vi
15
202
70
--
■
91%
66 %
*70
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
56 Vi
6
%
58 Vi
*65
33as 1981
3 %s 1982
1972
1980
Realty Corp 5s
Stores
McDermott
101
Aprtf-Oct
1979
mortgage 2 His
mtge
202
May-Nov
1976
mtge
mortgage
1st
71%
June-Dec
1st
1969
1st
3
69
*57%
May-Nov
1978
2His
mortgage
*67%
April
2056
A
Utilities
Stales
1st
3Has
debs
A July 2015
ser
1968
debentures
f
s
Michigan
mortgage
1st
103%
95%
72
*63%
99'/a
91 Vi
69
Feo-Aug
May-No®
1978
"ex wts"
'
71 Vi
*68 %
1968—Mar-Sept
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
subord debs
5 Vis
Inc
5 Vis
Co
3Vis
RR—
General
General
5s
132 Vi
103%
1
103% 103%
..April-Oct
..April-Oct
..April-Oct
High
1
93
Apr-Oct
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3 Vis s f debentures 1978
134%
94%
110
*101
%
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Central RR 5%s
Martin
104%
101
5
Corp—
debentures
Ohio
&
77
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s series Q 2010
3%s
Financial
subord
556
128% 130
Jan-July
General
conv
129% 134
Jan-July
1976
mortgage
5s
131%
129
96
94%
15
May
1973
C
series
Western
95
101% 101%
Co—
series
General
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95
1013/4
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—
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subord debentures 1977
conv
Maine
Goodrich
*91
•
96%
4
M
_ApriZ-Oct
1983
3 Vis
mortgage
218
109
117 Vi
*8%
Jan. J
Low
No.
205
497
194% 218
1115
82
168
_Mar-Sept
Range Since
Sold
99
Feb-Aug
1982
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1984
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
mortgage 4%s
1990
1st
89 % "90%
82
'79_ —Feb-Aug
debs
4His
3%s ser H 2003.
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003.
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980—..
Louisville Gas «fe Elec 2%s 1979—
105
10
337
104
99 Vi
F 2003.
2003.
mtge 2%s ser G
First & refund
104%
99%
103 %
.,
First & refund mtge
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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1st
100
57
93'4
127
173
79%
94
104'% 104 %
Map-Nov
a
—
*86
103%
-
132% 135
*97'/a
91%
79%
93
——
—
96
102% 103'%
:
97 3
*82%
--
—
81
104 %
1971,
1986
First
-
subord
1981
Term
Standard
&
*79%
*93
133
89%
'
103'A
April-Ocf
105%
92'A
2%s
First
67
1983—Feb-Aug
;
71%
98 '/4
__June-Dec
May-No®
May-No®
June-Bee
Feb-Aug
,
91 %
—
*87%
Map-Nov
1982
5s
Lines)
71
Feb-Aug
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 23/4S 1967
—
81
90 %
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1976
RR
Co
Standard
*53%
*84%
Jan-July
1977
C
73
68
—
*78%
-Jan-July
1982—„ApriZ-Oct
23As-4Vis
Ry
25
33
1974
89
1979
debentures
Indiana
Southern
93
93
Gold
San
102
convertible
74%
98% 100
74
74%
series
4
*
June-Dec
debs
1969
90%
57%
B
89'
69%
*72
Co—
73%
4 Vis
f
s
Edison
83
55%
series
California
3'As
57%
gold
89
1985
Southern
73%
5s
74
*83
1987—
79 Vi
1984
Jan-July
3Vis series F 1985—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
Pere
Marquette Ry 37/'as series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General
66 %
Jan-July
79%
525
74
72
68%
67
70 %
69
70%
1989_Jan-July
1979
76
93
100
67'%
63
Telephone & Telegraph
104
75
103'/a 105%
99
88 Va
60
72
--
19
1977
1979
2'/2s
Oil
1
98% 100
93
104V/2
88 %
v
—
68'.'2
*72 Va
Corp—
debs
89
98%
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
-
Alabama
North
Southern
*88%
*63%
__
72
1980
debentures
21
*87%
ApriZ-Oct
1981
mortgage
General
us
Marchant—
subord
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
mortgage 4 V»s series E
General
1423A
Corp—
78%
31
General
108%
108'.4
70%
1966
debentures
79%
*89
June-Dec
June-Dec
1968
B
series D
94
88%
—
17
Feb-Aug
debs
82
90
April-Ocf
1975
1965
A
-
500
April-Ocf
First
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
General
1964_June-Dec
1979
debentures
94
115
Jan-July
2%s
2'As
South
&
debs
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965—
106
Airways—
subord
573
__
*91%
4s
3,gQs„s f debs
83
Feb-Aug
Pacific
154
*99%
130 % 138
Co—
77
April-Ocf
&
145
May-No®
Corp
conv
Southern
23/4S
debentures
Tel
.153'A
Map-Nov
2%s
4%s
79%
1985—June-Dec
Tel
2%s
Pacific
154
—
113
June-Bee
Gas
Oil
Oil
103%
99
103%
June-Dec
1990
DD
1991
FF
85%
June-Bee
series
128
*85
66 %
1977:
Co
&
Smith-Corona
82%
1st
EE
85
1968—June-Bee
4s
debentures
subord
82
1st
4%s
Oil
conv
81%
*84%
95%
5Vis
&
Line
84
82 %
June-Bee
Fipe
83 %
104 Vi 105
series
90
85
—
56
102%
137
1982
subord
conv
83
88 %
4
mtge
series
88 V4
53%,
113
1972
Rubber
Shamrock
85
*78%
ref
June-Dec
Seiberling
82'A
&
mtge
98',4
6
89',4
66',4
1980
B
Acceptance
Roebuck
Sears
78%
1st
CC
4
61
89
Mar-Nov
1974
debentures
5s
85%
*81%
series
Roebuck
Sears
79 Vi
refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3vbs ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref
mtge 4 V2S series A A 1986—June-Dec
BB 1989
1978
debentures
79 Vi
First &
series
3s
*81%
June-Dec
June-Deo
June-Dec
refunding 2 %s series T 1976
June-Deo
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
5s
54 "4
99% 100%
-
Mar-Sepf
1971
B
Sons
subordinated
83 '/a
81
June-Dec
First
&
84
June-Deo
1974
&
54
99 %
1996_Jan-JuIp
5s
1989
cons
5 Vis
Co
E)
90%
4
1971_L_
L
M
Finance
(Jos
87'/a
83 '/a
K
series
First
95%
Co—
debentures
f
s
19
89
series
S
95
97'%
Jan-July
A Jan 2022
1st gtd
series
3s
mortgage
92
9
1st
England
88
88
refunding
series
*96''2
54
Mar-Sept
1997
A
Depot 3%s
New
97'A
90%
refunding 3s
refunding 3s
104%
Ry—
RR
96
90 'A
refunding 3s series
&
101
Ry Co—
certificates
Seagram
98
*97
&
&
93%
June-Dec
1989—May-No®
Scott Paper
3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
1st
June-Dec
June-Dec
&
First
1969
1977
1977
bond certificates Nov
Duluth
Paul
101
129
First
First
April-Oct
April-Ocf
series
4s
inc
&
99%
*100%
Co—
3s
debs
debs
3s series A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold
bond
4s
Paul
115%
First
•
1983
debs series A Jan 2006
St
228
refunding 3Vis series I 1966
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
&
—Feb-Aug
series J
conv
mtge inc 4'/2s ser
4s series B 1980
4s
Second
123 % 125 Vi
&
First
90
52
102%
83'a
5
Corp—
conv
Louis-Southwestern
First
90
&
Seaboard
Gas
First
—
Mar-Sepf
3'As
5'As
6Vis
income
3%s
Pacific
April-Ocf
gold
mtge
5s
124
1983
conv
102
83 */4
<
debentures
mortgage
mortgage
1st
85%
6t
•II
Jan-July
debs
1973
1977
6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco
iy«2—May-No®
e
3%S
Co
10
June-Bee
conv
102
—Jan-July
1975
.
Electric
&
D
Lawrence
1st
May-Nov
1988
subord debs
conv
Owens-Illinois
6t
June-Bee
5V2S
debs
subord
McBee
Second
A
Mar-Sept
1987
1964
debs
3s
Corp—
Gas
ASecond
Feb-Aug
Chemical
3%s
Co
Aircraft
Royal
June-Dec
:
1985
4Vis
mortgage
Mathieson
Olin
debentures
Tobacco
J)
serial
Rchr
89'A
2i4
155
Co—
1980
3%s
mortgage
Mar-Sept
92 3A
4
80
Mar-Nov
1982
3 Vis
mortgage
2s/as
Oil
General
104'A
204
152 Vi
April-Oct
•
1975
1st
93
April-Ocf
82%
2
90 v
Feb-Aug
„
1979-
1st
93
conv
*%s
June-Dec
1974_
3s
First
1st
83'A
Mfg
4%s
106
6t
mortgage
1st mortgage 3s
83%
81
Mar-Sepl
1984
—
First
Oklahoma
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
(R
Saguenay
first
Edison
21
88
79%
92%
80
212
Jan-July
1996
86%
91 "2
Oats
Rochester
June-Dec
1975
165%
89%
June-Dec
Reynolds
Mar-Sept
conv
96
111
*82
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
83'/4
ii'w'
■
95%
103'%
162
*82 '/a
1979_Juue-Dec
83'A
— -
—
83%
9 4'A
*
101%
Quaker
94'A
*98
—
98%
96
R
75
*80
High
97
111
—.
*107
1972—Map-Nov
2%s
mortgage
1972
12
85%
'
*80
3s
mortgage
refunding
85
April-Oct
1979
Telephone
10
83
*
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Q
o
Ohio
refunding
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
High
*
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-Jufp
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—-Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Bee
93
82 "2
and
3%s
62%
82%
and
First
105
92
Friday's
97% 1 98 v4
May-No®
33as
91%
80
*79
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
1963
First
105 %
Gas
&
First
104
104
Electric
debentures
First
102 Vi
104
Service
First
100
100'
91%
June-Dec
__
2%s
4%s
debentures
104
Mar-Sept
1978—
conv
Bell
Northwestern
3Vis
5s
.97%
16
91
J an-July
1990
mortgage
Public
First
103% 103%
April-Ocf
1986——
mortgage
Corp
__
99
Week's Range
Low
89
101'/a 101 %
91%
June-Dec
1988
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s
Northrop
*98%
Feb-Aug
1982..
mortgage
mortgage
„
«
Jan-July
1984
First
1st
90%
88
.
■
101 %
April-Ocf
1979
First
(Wise)
1974
1978
3Vis
3%s
1st mortgage 5s
89 %
88 %
Last
Sale Price
High
90%
Interest
Period
Exchange
Co—
1st
First
~6
90%
4
Jan-July
A 2047
ser
Low
No.
'
April-Oct
Power
(Minnesota
First
*
'
.
__
Quar-Feb
1
1984
4s
States
90 3
A.—
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. I
Sold
90%
High
*91'/a
/
May-Ao®
1974
4Vis
„
f
s
Friday
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Northern
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Week's Range
Friday
29
135
130
135
84
121
98'/a
135
90%
*91%
Continued
92
88
—
88
on page
34
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week
beginning Monday, April 3,
and ending Friday, April 7. It is compiled from the
report of the American
Stock
is 1111VUUVU to include every security whether
13
intended v_
unnnnrro^
Murine* thp current
vear.
dealings have occurred during the current year.
For Week Ending April 7.
^
Range
and
CtllU
itself
useu
Excnange
Exchange
in which any
stock or bond
A
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Class
Acme
A
Corp
Mfg
&
Acme
Admiral
Plastics
3 %
3%
1,900
2%
Feb
3% Mar
Bourjois
2%
2%
2%
121,600
1V2
Feb
2% Mar
Brad
Corp
25c
Inc
13%
14%
-
3V2
1
14%
14
1
*
1
5%
71%
127/s
Jan
18% Mar
Brillo
8%
Jan
14
Britalta
20%
3 Vs
50 Va
Apr
Apr
Co
Co—
Oil
American
Brawn
8,000
6%
Jan
8Vs
Feb
Amer
dep
100
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
Amer
dep rets ord registered
3%
2,800
20
4 Va
Jan
Columbia
British
Jan
16,000
16,200
1%
Jan
3
Apr
4%
„3%
Jan
£., 4%
Apr
5%
5%
3,500
4%
Jan
32%
32 %
275
30
Jan
32
34%
850
32
Feb
2
Jan
•3 Vs
Apr
Jail
35%
Apr
33 %
2ia
35%
3%
50,200
35%
2,400
9 %
9'A
1,400
9%
9'A
1,900
2
ft
35
29%
33% Mar
.
40%
Jan
Mar
10
Feb
9
9% Mar
8ft Jan
Apr
34
3*±%
•
Power
6% Mar
39 Va
Feb
Jan
145
Mar
131
900
3
£1
£1
bearer
rets ord
7%
4%
25
2%
Tobacco—
American
20%
4
2.2%
5%
1
1
•
—
Ltd
27 Va Mar
Jan
19
,
High
■4%
•
—
Petroleums
British
5%
Co
Manufacturing
71% Mar
Jan
132% 134
50
3 %
Feb
10,200
74
6% :
7
*
18,000
5%
69
1
Inc
Southern
Vs
4
1
Surpass Shoe Stores
Great
600
15%
10%
Agnew
Investment & Discount
1,100
30,300
14%
13%
Supply Manufacturing
Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp
Apr
Jan
Jan
Low
High
4%
20c
ord_*
.Ivy,
Corp*
Gas
Breeze
Bridgeport
7%
2 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
23
2%
1
—
Works Inc
Light Si Pwr
Gear
Traction
Apr
15
7,800
;
3%
10
Aerojet-General
Alabama
15
3
10c
Corp
Inc
Foote
Brazilian
Low
'"''" Par
V V. •£."'',£
High
3%
Aero
Aid
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1
A
£
Precision Products
Wire Co
£
Shares
High
..is;-.-
„•
Week's
Friday
Last
-
TOCKS
10c
class
Corp
Construction
common
Low
'£;£:'
"
for Week
of Prices
Par
Acme
Sales
'
••
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Alabama
Power
Alan Wood
5%
Co
preferred
Alaska
Amer
preferred
100
30
1
Kunstzide
American
All-State
83%
Jan
86 Va Mar
22%
Jan
30%
82 %
100
79
Jan
84%
8%
17,200
5
Feb
8 Va
Apr
Engineering
Inc
5%%
convertible
Allied
Paper
8
%
9%
21.0OJ
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
312,300
4%
Jan
11 %
Apr
B
11%
310,300
7
Jan
11%
7%
19,400
3%
Jan
Co
%
7
7% Mar
£1%
8V2
8%
8%
300
8 Va
Feb
10%
7%
16%
6%
8%
80,000
4 %
Jan
8 Vs
Apr
13%
17%
3,900
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
12%
13%
2,800
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
Mar
13%
Feb
preferred
10
13%
50c
Corp
8
Inc
9%
10
10
8
14,400
1
Aluminum
10
9%
10%
4,700
9%
Apr
12 Va
81
80 %
81%
600
76%
Jan
82 %
50,500
3%
Jan
6%
1,200
47/a
Jan
American
Book
American
American
Israeli
American
6
20
79%
72%
79%
1,175
*
25%
24%
27%
15,500
1
10%
10%
11%
16,200
25c
3%
3%
4%
3,600
4
Feb
Inc
Paper
Mills
Inc
class
A
Thread
4%
55
Jan
82
Oil
Feb
27%
Apr
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Feb
5
preferred
Andrea
class
Radio
5
.
'
•
Apr
Calgary
8%
52,600
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
Calif
17 V*
;
4%
Apr
Calilornia
Apr
$3.00
%
%
%Ji~ 12,000
17
4%
2,700
200
34
2%
Vtf
19-/4
19%
25%
24
28 Va
la:
2
1
'
Jan
ltfVa Jan
4 Vs
Jan
ft
Mar
30
.
Jan
2,300
2%
Feb
%
Jan
9,100
%
Jan
600
16%
Jan
8,900
12%
Jan
28%
10
3,200
5 %
Jon
10
52.030
3%
Jan
5
6
Jan
7%
Feb
71%
Apr
i
Insurance
Fire
Camden
Apr
Canada
Bread
Apr
Canada
Cement
Apr
7%
2,000
Corp—.—20c
69%
66 %
71%
26,200
45%
3,200
3%
Jan
6
Mar
Canadian,
16,700
9%
Jan
27
Mar
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
Inc
1
Inc
class
Louisiana
Power
Armour
&
Arnold
Co
Oil
Associated
25c
Co
2.50
4.72
91%
92%
360
93%
Co
1
15 Vs
19%
39%
41
35.900
j„
24,600
26 %
28%
6,200
2%
2%
2%
11,200
4%
4%
1,600
4
Ltd
89 V4
Jan
v.
40c
A
ft
Feb
Jan
42
Feb
96 V2
20%
,
Associated
Stores
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil &
Inc
1
America
1
Gas Co
Associated
Testing
__lc
Stationers
Associated
Supply—
Labs
Atco Chemical Industrial
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Atlantica
del
Line
•
10c
Products__10c
Co
•
Corp
Golfo
5c
Sugar
Consolidated
Development
5p
Corp option
Atlas
General
Atlas
Mining
Devices
4%
4%
4%
14,700
2
2
2%
4,800
5%
8%
325,900
xll% xll%
xll%
21%
22
4%
6%
52%
53
23%
8%.
53 %
Jan
2%
Jan
5
1 Va
Feb
Jan
8V4
100
9%
Jan
11%
14 Vs
Jan
25
2 %
Jan
900
52
Jan
Feb
Apr
59*/4
Feb
9% Mar
2
3%
3%
4%
12,700
30 Va
34%
26,000
preferred
6%
7^
7%
10%
20
4,400
5,600
10,400
6%
500
1
10c
Corp
63
Apr
2 %
13%
Jan
de
Banff
Oil
los
3Vs Mar
25 %
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Feb
16% Mar
3%
Jan
4%
15%
19%
22%
*45,500
Jan
9%
Jan
6 %
34%
Jan
7% Mar
7
Mar
22%
9,000
14
Jan
20
1,500
42
Jan
46%
Apr
5 %
5%
22,600
4%
Jan
H %
8,300
7%
Jan
Jan
'
Watch
Bickford's
Bobbie
Bohack
5 Va %
Borne
For
(S)
&
Brooks
<H
C)
prior
Co_
__
Co
Co
common—
footnotes,
Inc
see
page
Jan
92
102
Jan
105
9
809
1 U
Corp
pfd——100
1
common
5%
13%
7%
74%
11,300
56,000
Corp
——
__—
Oil
—,
._4
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
15% Mar
2%
:
2%
10,700
69%
170
17Va
1%
4,000
-
l '/s
•
78%
.
16%
;
16%
25|%
9 Va
,
Mar
Feb
83 %Mar
14 Vs
Jan
18% Mar
23
Jan
26'
Mar
Mar
26%'
Jan
30
5%
Jail
10%
Apr
9
600
6%
Jan
9
Apr
1 ft-
3
f ft
14
1
4,300
%
Jail
lft
Feb
1,100
11%
Jan
13%
14%
60%
59%
63%
24 %
24%
25
1 % '
1 ;
Jan
Apr
Mar
8%
9
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17%
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56
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60
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14%
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Chicago Rivet & Machine
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Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barnes
20 Va Mar
7,000
6%
Apr
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20
55%
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18
4%
8%
ser
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Apr
18%
class A__l
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—.——10
Chamberlin ,Co of America
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17
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Feb
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8%
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31 %
com
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12,000
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Apr
15
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2
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Bailey & Selburn Oil
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321,200
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8,400
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2%
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8%
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Jan
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9,000
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39 %
1
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%
59,300
2%
4
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4,700
1
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12'A Mar
10,400
3
14,200
1
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2%
30%
Jan
23,400
5'ft
2%
63
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Automatic
13
21 "
2% Mar
16% Mar
10%
2,500
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Jan
Jan
lft
31
7%
2%
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Radio
9% Mar
Jan
1%
7%
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2
59
62
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Automatic
8%
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Canadian
Jan
Plastics
Aurora
3,700
%
Feb
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7%
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•
1,100
2%
Jan
5%
10 pesos
Inc
Sewing Centres Inc
Audio
9%
1
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Central
warrants
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12% Mar
6
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&
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Atlas
11% Mar
Jan
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Jan
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1
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11,200
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200
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dep rets reg
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Feb
4,200
10
12 %
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20
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Si
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Jan
common
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4
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Jan
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Co
Aor
19%
35
8%
Co
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Canada Southern Petroleums
Feb
95
95
15%
40
pfd—100
preferred
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6
23%
27%
Aluminum
convertible
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20%
100
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5 %
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Jan
12
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Feb
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14%
3
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preferred
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2,300
V
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15
17%
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8
10
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15
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10
12
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convertible
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6%
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Mar
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Jan
13%
Feb
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12%
300
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100
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dep rets Amer shares
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Allegheny
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27%
—
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common
„
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Algemene
All
4.20%
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600
8%
2,800
,
Apr
6%
Feb
27%
Apr
1 Vs Mar
f 8 % Mar
49%
Apr
9% Mar
Volume
Number 6045
193
.
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The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1583)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
non-voting
B
Class
Cott
Corp
Beverage
Courtaulds
dep receipts
Milner
Crown
1,800
13%
Jan
400
14%
Jan
200
19%
Jan
20% Mar
7'%
7%
8'%
3,500
6
Jan
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5%
5%'
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2
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Cork
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85
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15
Feb
19
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partic
"A"
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
preferred
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6%
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Acceptance
Alloys
Feb
General
Builders
Feb
5 %
32,900
29%
Jan
Apr
General
300
6%
Jan
Apr
General
11%
900
7%
1,215.
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•
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Jan
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Cubic
Curtis
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Cutter
B
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Co
class
A
87%
11%
11% '
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12%
14'/a
12
1
common
80
11%
A
25
84%
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23%
12
10,200
Electric
General
Jan
3% Mar
6
6%
5,400
4%
Jan
7% Mar
3%
3
6%
3%
18,200
6%
5%
24,900
33
37
1
13
12%
14'/a
36%
36%
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6%
5%
£1
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1%
Stores
Apr
37
Apr
10%
Feb
14%
Feb
400
4%
Jan
2,300
34%
48,900
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5
A
87%
Jan
14 % Mar
8%
Jan
15% Mar
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t
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21%
20%
23%
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2%
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127,300
1
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11%
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11%
93%
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Food
Giant
Davidson
Corp
Dayco
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Dejay
Dennison
8 %
class
10%
11%
20 %
23
8%
8%
8%
9% Mar
Gilchrist
'2,000
5%
Feb
7
Glass
7%
Jan
12% Mar
Glenmore
16%
Jan
23
Apr
Globe
Union
6%
Jan
9
Mar
Gobel
5%
6
7,800
4%
32
200
29 %
Jan
12
8,000
9 %
Feb
12
3%
%
2
6,700
36%
3,900
4
3%
33%
36 %
Jan
6%
Jan
26%
70
150'/4 151
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
Feb
137
36%
Jan
2o'/a
Detroit
Detroit
16%
8%
8%
8%
1,000
9%
7%
9%
42,900
13
150
1st
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com__10c
10
Supermkts
preferred.
Distillers
Amer
rets ord
Corp
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Diversey
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
Dixon
Chemical &
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Oil Company
Great
Great
%
Jan
is Mar
6%
Feb
_
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B
..
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&
Co
9 %
Jan
10% Mar
10
•
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12%
7,00J
10
Jan
1,800
3
Mar
3
9
9%
12%
Apr
Mar
8%
Jan
.14%
6%
Duke
Co
Power
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
20% Mar
__
17
,
12%
200
10%
Jan
12% Mar
17%
20,100
14%
Jan
Rubber
Dunlop
American
dep
Co
.Hosiery class
Durham
Test
Duro
Co Ltd—
rets ord
10%
Jan
11%
900
12
B
Corp.".
Corp
Dynamics
_
Corp
Slates
8%
Jan
12%
preJerred
$7
10%
10,600
9
Jan
11
Feb
45
Mar
45
Mar
Hail
33%
Elder
35
13,100
Jan
35
Mar
Bond
Electric
26%
&
American
B
Electronic
Communications
&icct*cuiic
Research
Electronic
72,300
8%
Jan
19 % Mar
22%
Jan
28% Mar
Hartfield
Stores
10%
Jan
16
Mar
Hartford
Electric
54
55
2,500
50%
Jan
57%
Feb
Hastings
3 {\s
3
A
3 J' r
J
900
213
32
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
4%
2,500
3 %
Jan
4 Tti
Apr
100
1,450
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
25%
26
6%
I if
6%
,
34 Vi
38
33%
35%
5,800
11%
11%
12%
92,800
Electronics
of
Corp
El-Tronic?
Inc
7%
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
35%
Jan
12% Mar
Apr
Mfg
Empire
Equity
Corp
Erie
27%
Mfg
25
172%
Jan
180
Apr
—
153
Jan
165
Feb
39%
36
39%
1A
1%
19%
20.900
1%
14,700
39%
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
32%
24
44'/a
41 %
46%
30,900
20%
21%
24
7,900
23 %
1
Jan
16%
Apr
Mar
46%
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
Hebrew
Hecla
National
Mining
Helena
28%
3,200
17%
Jan
30% Mar
37
1,300
33%
Jan
39% Mai-
10
4,000
8
Jan
10
13%
12%
10,100
10
Feb
14% Mar
(W
%
Foods
2
13,800
3
2%
3
5%
5 %
5%
E)
Mar
1%
Jan
2%
43,100
1%
Jan
3% Mar
1,400
5%
Apr
6%
Co
&
Apr
Hercules
5%%
pfd
Jan
Feb
Hill's
Supermarkets
Hilton
Hoe
(R)
Co
&
1%
12 Jan
Jan
18
18%
Jan
19% Mar
20
16,600
9%
Jan
20
Apr
1
67%
67%
73
7,300
46 %
Jan
73
Apr
1,800
11
13
12%
14
5,200
24%
24
9% Mar
Jan
7
29% Mar
15% Mar
Jan
Vv
24%
1,600
26
Mar
13
12%
14%
7,000
7
Jan
15
Mar
68%
68
69%
1,100
63
Jan
70% Mar
5%
5%
6,300
Jan
5% Mar
5%
1
1
.%
8%
40%
7%
8
700
%
Feb
1
Jan
4%
Jan
10% Mar
31,800
7%
7 Va
4%
37,900
8%
41
37%
19%
25%
Jan
41
Apr
3%
Jan
8
% Mar
23,000
10%
10 '/a
10%
4,200
61 %
61%-
63
2,100
42%
41%
44%
20,700
80%
80%
20
9% Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
67% Mar
:
Jail
44%
100
...
46 Va
Jan
105 Va
Feb
70
Jan
80%
Apr
14% Mar
Apr
13%
14%
34,400
6%
Jan
3%
4%
2,700
3%
Jan
12%
14
12%
600
11%
Feb
13
Jan
23,400
2%
Feb
4
Mar
6%
Jan
8%
3%
3%
7%
7%
8%
400
50c
21%
21
24%
11,400
Jan
24 %
14%
14%
14%
6,800
5%
Jan
17% Mar
5%
5,700
2%
Jan
1
14%
Feb
Apr
25c
Stores
34%
13% Mar
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
38% Mar
22%
Oil
Mar
Class
24% Mar
Honnel
101
20
94%
Jan
24%
11,500
12%
Jan
%
5%
175,200
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
Horn
&
63 %
Apr
Horn
&
63'/a
4,500
47%
Jan
4%
4%
3,800
3%
Jan
5% Mar
%
7%
600
6%
Jan
8 % Mar
8 %
9 %
20%
7,200
20%
22%
1,800
a
at
6
23%
17%
Jan
23% Mar
3%
Feb
.6%
Jan
at
Jail
32
Jan
5,200
7
at
Jan
3,500
6.900
5 %
■
3
3 2
9% Mar
6% Mar
3,300
18%
5
Jan
6%
Feb
16%
■,
Jan
6%
10
7,800
19,700
19,200
130
Jan
32%
3,200
30
Mar
7%
2,300
31%
50c
1
Inc
5','p
B
Hardart
(The)
B
Hudson
Inc
Co
A
10%
37
12%
11
37%
com—5
162 % 165
165
4,700
4 %
Jan
10 %
1,100
29%
Jan
40% Mar
12,300
71J
Jan
12 %
Apr
Apr
5,300
71«
Jan
11
Apr
725
33 %
Jan
38
Jan
190
161
Jan
189%
Jan
44
45 Va
5,700
42
Jan
53
Jan
98 Va
99
4J
96
Jan
103
Jail
35
35
35
300
30
Jan
35
Apr
11%
11%
13
3,400
7%
Jan
13% Mar
19
18
Va
19
600
15%
Jan
21
Feb
19
100
14%
Jan
20%
Feb
44 Va
19
5
35%'
Mar
29
39% Mar
Jan
6% Mar
38%
21,900
10c
5%
4%
5%
163,700
1
2;-%
19%
24%
13,000
Feb
24"%
Apr
2.50
5
28%
2578
30 Va
46,500
21%
Jan
30%
Apr
31 Va
3,700
27%
Feb
32% Mar
11%
Feb
15% Mar
Jan
10 %
Jan
1
Products Inc
,
Inc
Food
9%
11 %
10
1
class
common
Hydromatics Inc
3 % Mar
37
100
2.50
Co
Motors
Vitamin
26% Mar
Jan
10%
•
Manufacturing Co
Hycon
Jan
%
37 %
•
Co
:
—
(Harvey)
Jan
18%
35 %
12%
Mar
1%
3,800
•
Baking
Mfg
Electric
Class
10%
2
7.50
common
preferred
Hubbell
•
& Co
Hardart
Hoskins
A
———
(Geo A)
Howell
class
2
5,700
18,503
2
1%
23'%
2 %
*
Ltd
Co
»
24%
2%
1%
24%
5
Mines
Products
35
'
2%
18 Ve
30%
29 Va
14%
13%
15%
24,500
10%
44
13%
9%
10%
8,400
9
42%
44 %
5,900
37 %
Jan
44 %
Apr
13%
13%
1,500
13
Jan
14%
Feb
9%
9%
200
86%
90
5%
4,500
Apr
61
Apr
176
Apr
Jan
10
61
176
Inc
Gold
Holophane Co
Home
23%
100
Feb
12%
Holly
■«
9
5
7,500
Apr
7%
Jan
7%
5,200
5
Feb
Jan
35%
8,100
5%
10
3%
6%
.
4% Mar
8%
12%
13%
3%
2,900
7%
8
Jan
23,900
12%
52:
Jan
24%
4% Mar
Jan
6%
700
11%
1
5%
1%
5,600
12%
•
4%
54,000
8%
29
11%
Consol
7
4%
7%
1%
common
Industries
58
3%
28%
10
Corporation
5
7%
11
Hollinger
100
3%
r
11%
Holly
8%
1,400
Feb
11%
Hofmann
56
8% Mar
50c
Apr
5%
29% Mar
Jan
com.._25c
A
Apr
4%
Feb
5%
2.50
Class
11%
'
28%
Hoffman International Corp
18%, Apr
8%
1%
12%
25% Mar
21%
18%
1 %
2% Mar
Jan
Jan
18
—'
—
1
Inc
Inc
Feb
1
4,500
6% Mar
Jan
%
19%
■
"warrants"
Hotels
Feb
—10
50c
10c
convertible preferred
Jan
4%
8%
3
11
'
5%
9%
58%
200
26% Mar
Jan
11,400
7%
24
18,200
2%
12%
—
8%
10c
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
6%
10c
1
6
1%
2
9c
100
Higbie
12%
V
5%
50
•
Payne Inc
Galiori Products
13,700
5%
.
100
21,600
35%
5%
26
25c
&
39,700
23 %
26
—
Inc_50c
.
preferred
18%
1
1%
•
11 %
1
13%
2
•
Corp
21%
A
Jan
10c
Inc
9%
class
Co
&
Apr
2%
10c
Kosher
15%
Corp
(Max)
Co
Co_=.
Rubinstein
Hygrade
Factor
9%
Jan
9%
1
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
Corp
Hydrometals
Pabrex
Jan
1%
Jan
25
Hazeltine
19%
Electronics
&
5-/8
54,500
Apr
2%
2% Mar
Feb
15%
—
50,300
2
Apr
31
25 %
uomuiu..
9%
1%
2,600
2
16%
Ouip
7%
'/a
1
Co
10%
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Espey
46%
Jan
3%
'
1
1
Esquire
Inc
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics..—:__10c
Eureka
Corporation Ltd___.-$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc.
10c
Ero
Jan
23 %
180
180
.
_20c
pfd—100
1
2%
26%
10
19%
1st
cum
Apr
33%
2,200
44,300
8.100
preferred
oteel
Forg.t
6%
8%
550
28%
30.400
common
convcrtiuie
sj.
-
32 %
America
2%
35%
2
Light
50c
Air-Freight Corp
District Electric 5%
National Corp
Emery
Empire
Jan
46 %
8%
8
44
22%
Co
31 %, Mar
;
9%
10c,
Havana
Hazel
Helmerich
20%
common
new
%
46 %
8
_
—
Inc
Facilities..—..25c
Missile
&
18%
Jan
1%
Harnlschfeger Corp
100
4,600
4%
Associates Inc..10c
Specialty
Electronic
Jan
23%
1
1
55
1
11%
2,900
18%
30%
1
Corporation
15%
29-%
—
Apr
17,800
16%
29%
com—•
Lamp Co
A
Plywood Corp
27%
—10c
1.
A
Corp,.
20%
1
Corp
Assistance
22%
H
H
17
31%
Corp
Electrographic
Electronic
Jan
5
class
Inc—
14%
22 %
Share———
&
10%
45,500
-s
12%
Industries..
&
27%
1
5
i
22%
Jan
8%
—30
Harbor
U
—
Ltd
Dev
and
Mines
18%
1
Industries.
14%
—*
*
A
B
series
preferred series
Eclo Corporation
$6
Apr
Apr
10%
1
common
18%
16 % Mar
39,700
-•
aasiern
Jan
15
12% Mar
12%
10%
19%
-20c
25
_.
Land
38% Mar
4
Inc
10
common.._80c
—
Inc
Industires
Heller
Freight ways
Corporation
4,900
9% Mar
26%
Corp
Products
Western
Gulton
Jan
•E
Kasiern
18%
-
States
&
Heli-Coil
Eastern
Apr
16%
10c
Leases
Warrants
Gulf
Gulf
Jan
-
1
22%
Company
Stores
10%
34
America
oi
Jan
50c
Freehold
Industries
33%
33 %
Sulphur & Potash Co
Duval
11%
17%
-1
.16%
Inc
Producers
Grocery
175
15%
38
10%
10s
1
common—•
1
8,500
3
_
Hydraulics
Gridoil
7,900
14%
12%
reg^
(The)
Duraloy
Apr
10,600
18% Mar
37%
-*
——
126
10%
36%
...
preferred series A.
Greer
Apr
6%
17%
14%
1
Feb
71% Mar
—-1
Chemical
Lakes
Guerdon
4
12
5
Fair-Community Drug
Drug
21% Mar
Jan
22%
1
_
Varnish
Industries
Griesedieck
7,300
10
,
•
Jan
30,800
14%
12
5%
Jan
3%
10%
17%
1
...
Co..
Harris
Driver
5, iuo
2o
52
9%
_10o
class A—
Mines.
Manufacturing Co
Western
Ham
Drilling
2Z74
7,900
10% Mar
400
3%
32.50
1
1
-*
*
Ltd
Brewery
Draper
Feb
Apr
1,300
9%
Dorsey
9%
16,100
12%
preferred
68%
'
19%
Manufacturing
Amer
9%
Jan
lii
12%
—
Feb
96%
20%
Inc
Rapids
Great
7% Mar
9%
1
Douglas
Apr
%
2l/a
uoiiuniou
Bridge Co Ltd
*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Lid____*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—
*
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
7.50
$2
16%
4%
41/4
Ltd
Petroleum
Dome
i :i
Jan
9%
9%
10s
1
———4
reg
101
Apr
2%
class
Consolidated
Gorhatn
Ltd—
Co
dep
Apr
Feb
93%
17%
Inc.
Products Corp
Seal
Apr
10
Devon-Palmer cms Liu
Quality
rll%
29%
Distilleries
Co
65%
10%
_4«
Inc
Industries
Goldfleld
Apr
151
9'/8
:
Dilbert's
Jan
22
1
•
Co
Tite
Gold
n-v..—.1
A
Mines Ltd
Gray Manufacturing Co
10%
28,200
14%
15%
1
Gasket & Manufacturing——1
Industrial Products
1
Productions Inc
Desllu
Apr
32% Mar
9%
class
com
Co
(Adolf)
Jan
31 %
50c
5
100
A
I il
c
On;
12
cl A com__20c
stock
debenture
11%
Jan
2,900
:!
6%
19,400
6
22 %
—10c
35
pref
—
Mfg
5%
1
Transit System Inc
C
D
Inc.—;
class A
Mines
Day
5%
68%
•
8,400
7%
20
inc
Brouiers
Inc
C)
(A
1
Corp
Yellowknife
1,900
6%
Apr
."•3%
»
Giant
7
23 %
Jan
8%
15% Mar
Gilbert
50c
50c
2.50
Feb
Feb
%
1
97
preferred
7% Mar
19%
14%
i
preferred-
$5
Jan
5,100
Jan
39
Jan
*
D
Dairies..
Daryl Industries Inc—:
._
Davega Stores Corp common
5 %
preferred
5% Mar
Jan
4%
57,500
1
Corp
Corporation.
Power
Georgia
37
50c
Genung* s Incorporated
Jan
9%
Gianninl
Crystal
Apr
Apr
Jan
18%
Plywood
General
Jan
3%
6%
27
.
Daitch
Jan
4'A Jan
300
Enterprises-
Jan
8%
Feb
102 %
Jan
5
25%
1,000
39%
Jan
2>
36%
Ltd—
Co
Jan
10,900
13
Jan
98%
2,600
37
dep rets ord reg—
Indus
51%
,,«■
600
3
25
Fireproofing
General
600
-
-
38
2%
1
common
preferred
Development Corp
American
37%
IIIli
Corp
19%
60
High
6%
Co
General
25
•
Co
Tobacco
Cuban
"
2%
"wts"
convertible
Feb
.
.
'
Mar
5 %
-
>
37%
1
General
2%
5,500
Low
-100
Co
6%
40
common¬
Mfg
Jan
2,800
•
Power
preferred
1%
4%
3%
s'/®
5% Mar
86%
3%
Gatineau
Gellman
General
18%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
\
16,300
7%
7%
for Week
Shares
16% Mar
19%
40
Sales
Range
:
G
16% Mar
Feb
"17%1
39 %
Petroleum
Central
$1.12
14%
Jan
19%
17
2%
Petroleum
Crowley
14%
'
•"
(ord reg)—£1
Inc (Del)_50c
Industries
Carrier
Creole
15%
15%
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Ltd—•
American
Crane
14%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
19%
*
1.50
A
Low
L
—
1
common
class
preferred
$1
High
—
5
Reynolds
&
Corroon
Range Since Jan. 1
Last
~
STOCKS
Shares
—
*
Inc
Coro
Low
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
(H)
Corby
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
31
Jan
"
Fairchild
Instrument——
&
Camera
1
1
Eastern Sugar Associates—
slis of beneficial int
Fajardo
Seaboard
Fanny
Co..
Federated
Fclmont
22%
23
7,800
24%
Petroleum
Filmways
General
.
Corp
_
.
Corp
Feb
-8% Mar
24 %
Apr
1%
1R
10,800
1 %
Jan
1% Mar
4%
130,200
2%
Jan
4%
9%
1
6 %
6%
6%
11%
11%
11%
5%
4 Va
5%
8%
5%
9%
10,100
6V4
36,000
7%
13.400
9%
Jan
5%
6,600
10C
.
40 %
-
Jan
3%
10c
-
.
Inc
Financial
A
t
Jan
1«
1
...25c
class
Purchaser
5%
17
4%
——1
Ltd
30%
7
7
1
1
Candy Shops Inc
Uranium Mines Ltd
Oils
30%
1.50
Farmer
Faraday
Fargo
Drilling
167
'
Common
Falcon
172%
Jan
Jan
3 V»
Apr
6V4 Mar
•
4% Mar
9%
Apr
_
60c
Firth
Sterling
Fischer
&
Fishman
Flying
<M
Tiger
Motor
Ford
Motor
Citv
Head
Fresnillo
Friendly
.
Inc
Co
Line
Co
—2.50
Co
.
1
_
—1
1
Inc
17'%
8%
28
14%
17
•
Canada
Ltd—
'
14%
7%
25
14%
16%
144
9,000
6
8 %
10V4
6.900
18
29 Va
N,
4%
46,300
'
-
16
9,800
12
rets
Brewing
(The)
Frost
For
18
,
Jan
8%
Jan
1,300
18%
23.500
9%
131 %
Apr
15'/» Mar
Jan
100
Apr
29% Mar
Jan
14%
Jan
144
Apr
19% Mar
.,144
Co.—
Company
19%
400
111/,
12%
4,100
1.25
3%
3%
3%
16,800
1V4
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
15 Va
15Va
17%
15.600
38
42%
5,600
1
—
—
10c
inc
footnotes,
19%
12 Va
£1
.
see
page
34.
-
19%
10 V.
Credit
Inland
Homes
Insurance
7%
28
Breweries
Oil
Jan
Iowa
33%c
1
Royalty
Public
83
5%
7%
27%
21 ,4
86%
12%
Fireman
Jan
Ironrite
Jan
-',17%
Apr
Irving
Jan
42%
Apr
Israel-American
Inc
Air
pfd—100
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1
1
4%
—
—
Chute—
Oil
—■——
Corp.
-
1
lOr
9,^ Feb
9% Mar
Jan
87% Mar
80
7%
4,500
4 %
22%
29%
15,800
18%
24%
10,700
85%
87%
7,700
5%
9
76 %
Jan
5%
Apr
Jan
7%
Aor
Jan
29%
Apr
Jan
4%
21
24% Mar
Jan
97
Jan
12
12%
3,500
10%
Jan
12% Mar
33%
34%
1,500
30%
Jan
35% Mar
8%
9%
4,200
7%
Jan
11%
--
8
«
7%
2 /*
7%
8
2%
2%
22%
19%
6
900
7%
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
82
6,200
15%
Jan
22%
Feb
31,
s
5%
6%
4,500
5 %
29 %
/8
2% Mar
2
4,900
36%
11,100
18%
Jan
145,200
i5«
Jan
A
Feb
8% Mar
79
Service Co 3.90%
4%
,
5
Company
Investors
Feb
Iron
V
1
1
Products
4% Mar-
,
5
Inc
International Holdings Corp
International
20%
j
Corp
Co of North America
International
13%
Jan
Jan
25c
1
—1
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
Inland
Intex
_
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Chemical
Feb
,
ord reg
Enterprises—.-
dep
6
Jan *.
39
American
Fox
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of
8
Inc
Porter
Ford
Forest
10c
Corp common
convertible
preferred
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Industrial
First National Realty & Construc¬
tion
33%«
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dep rets ord reg—
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Oil
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
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Indust
Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
C
American
.7% Apr
%1% Mar
Feb
„•
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Imperial
Mar
Aur
32
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(1584)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Low
Glass
Co
—1
18%
-10o
8 Vh
7%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
.130
3%
2%
17
18%
25,500
9%
12,700
3 ft
,
12'A
152,200
6%
Jan
18%
Jan
4
115
Jan
3ft
4
6oo
Videotronics class
MPO
18%
18%
18% ft
34 Va
33%
36%
22 Vi
22
24 Va
A.
1
Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegbn Piston Ring
1
25 Va
24
5
49%
49%
Industries
Corp
4
Kaltman (D) & Company
Gas & Electric 4%%
Katz Drug Company
50c
Jewelry
Stores
(Walter)
Kilembe
Oil
32,700
4%
35,300
3
Jan
40
95
Mar
99
Apr
Jan
35
.2.50
9%
8%
—10
33%
33%
50c
11 Va
8%
Jan
35
32
35
7,600
83
82%
88 %
3,400
28%
28%
29%
6,500
18
12
11%
12%
1,800
11
Mar
15%
14%
15%
3,900
12%
2.50
1
Company
12% Mar
Jan
1
.
3
3
3%
2 7'A
60%
18,700
2%
4% Mar
13%
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
Feb
1% Mar
Jan
2%
Apr
4
Apr
1%
1%
9,500
2%
2
2%
51,100
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
1
3%
2%
4
43,500
2%
Jan
___i
151/4
1334
2,800
9%
Feb
i
%
1
22%
5
36%
Klein
(S)
Klelnert
Dept Stores
(IB)
Klion
(H
Knott
Rubber
Hotels
Kostin
Inc
LI
Co
Inc
36
12%
37%
1,600
21%
Jan
10'/a
9%
11%
226,400
25%
26%
900
3%
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25
Apr
37%
Jan
11%
27
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Jan
20Va
1
20%
33%o
20% x20%
2%
22,800
x20% x20%
2%
8,700
2%
Apr
19% Mar
18%
203a Mar
18%
5,700
Jan
Jan
20%
Apr
2%
Jan>
2
Muter
Co•
—
Company
9% ft-
34%,
11%
7%
7%
1
11%
10%
6 Va
5%
Feb
Inc
Apparel
Inc
Radio
Shore
l
43%
43%
46
3,600
33%
1
23%
13.800
12%
3%
22
3%
24%
1
Electronics
Mines
3%
1,800
Corp
Ltd
National
Lamb
3
Electric
National
National
3
Mfg &
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
Stores
Lamson &
Lanston
Sessions
Larchfield
La
Co
Industries
10
Inc
Research
National
Rubber
Starch
Steel
Corp
Salle
Jan
47
24%
Apr
National
4%
Jan
National
Union
University.
Leonard
Le
Tourneau
(RGI
Lithium
Locke
Corp
Steel
Lockwood
Class
of
Jan
13%
16 %
Mar
7%
Transit
8%
2%
3
12%
1
10
America
Inc
7%
Chain
16%
Feb
Nestle-Le
8
Apr
New
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
New
Haven
8%
1,000
6,500
385 800
297<r~—"140
2,500
38
Jan
Jan
2 %
10%
24
Jan
Jan
""'"Jan
9%
New
New
19'%
20%
5
7%
13%
Feb
31
Jan
4%
7
Feb
7%
Jan
Feb
New
Park
Loral
Electronics
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
18
6
Apr
New
8%
9 %
7,000
4%
Jan
9 Va
14 %
84,800
7%
Jan
14 %
Apr
3%
500
2%
Jan
'3%
Apr
34 %
34%
150
33
Jan
38
25
28%
6,300
19%
Jan
31% Mar
12
Jan
147a Mar
11%
Jan
21V2 Mar
8%
Feb
12
14%
14
14%
1,100
21
19%
21%
4,900
11%
12
1,600
Lunkeulieimer
Lynch
&
Apr
New
York
1,400
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
>
Lead
(The)
Va
1%
12'%
127a
1,900
10%
Jan
•44%
18,900
31%
Jan
46% Mar
20%
3,400
16%
Jan
20% Mar
8.800
60%
Jan
73%
Jan
1%
Apr
43%
20%
20
70
67%
70%
10c
18 %
18
19
900
29 %
30%
800
25%
Jan
31
10%
11%
6.900
8 %
Jan
12 % Mar
V
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2
.
11
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Mar
9%
1
A
1%
11
1%
1 n
29
21%
28%
28
Apr
Mai-
2 i!i
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119,900
1
31
31
15,400
12%
Jan
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
18
Jan
20%
Jan
31%
Jan
43
Feb
10^
Jan
IIV2
Jan
31%
14,600
18%
100
36%
42
%'
18%
42%.
3,400
'
■
,
Apr
5%
4%
5%
37,200
2%
3 %
3 %
1,100
2%
Jan
4
3
3%
12,900
1%
Jan
3%
1
27%
30%
Jan
Apr
Mar
Apr
31 %
16,700
19%
Jan
31%
Apr
23%
118,100
16%
Jan
23%
Apr
31,300
13%
Jan
28
Apr
23%
26
24%
28
19%
&
Watch
Cliem
&
35%
35
37
3,800
28
Fob
40
Mar
20
53 %
50%
54
11,800
39%
Jan
54
Apr
1
1%
1%
13A
192,100
1 Va
Jan
%
12,900
%
Jan
25%
23%
25%
11,000
19%
Jan
25%
16
12%
16
19,800
8%
Jan
16
Co
Co
50c
25c
Arizona
Land
1
1%
1
1
Co
•
155
1 '/a
1%
154
12,200
svV 40
158
134
1
Apr
Feb
Apr
Apr
1
Feb
124
Feb
173% Mar
1 %
Jan
Auction
&
Rim
Nipissing
Co__
Honduras
Mines
Ltd
1
&
27%
800
23%
Feb
30'A Mar
32
3.33 %
Mines
Lil.es
26
27'A
Rosario
32%
600
27%
Jan
37%
ft
Jan
%
%
1
Inc
1
7
4%
4
4%
2%
2
2%
6 Va
1
1
Southern
Railway
American Royalties Inc
%-, ,.24,100
%
5%
1
_
r
%
600
%
4%
Feb
1,300
4
Feb
1,800
2
% Mar
Jan
56,500
„
Jail
Jan
Mar
1
,
7
Apr
5
Mai-
-ft
13 Va Mar
42%
1
30c
Mines.
Co
Corp
31,500
l3a
10
Exploration-—
Silver
12%
Apr
1
Mining Co
York
7%
25c
Cdrp.
Service.———:
Friday
1%
1
Apr
233a Mar
475
5'%
Feb
A Apr
6%
3
Tel_
Process
13
Feb
Jan
3%
A
Zinc
New
7%
'3%
5
Co
&
83A
7% Mar
14,200
10c
17% Mar
21,900
Jan
Norfolk
1
Apr
30c
Corp
class
Corp
Min
Idria
Noma
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wil tinnier Watch Co__.
Jan
11%
__1
Co
&
Mexico
Nickel
%
35%
24,400
•
Tel
Jersey
New
Apr
400
15%-
5
Jan
25%
50c
Ltd
Clock
Apr
4
;
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34'A
—1
Chemical—
Electric
Mur
54%. Mar
500
6
7%
15%
—25c
Jan
3 Va
2
England
Bartlett—
A
9%
Jan
33
200
7%
6%
1
2,500
9%
20%
_5
Feb
54!a Mar.
12%
—10
Corp
Jan
4
12%
15%*
1
.
5Vs Mar
27%
Jan
31% Jan
\8
Jan
300
t
5
Nelly Don Inc
Jan
48%
5%
National
Natus
Jan.
Apr
5%
29
6
Jan
Jan
13%
12%
—
1
coin
6%
7
17%
700
7%
45
1,500
'2,800
8%
2
Associates
Telefilm
National
13,000
8
3%
Inc
Kessler &
Feb
5%
1,900
48%
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% preferred
4%
4,700
3
5
Corp—_
Refineries
1,700
6%
25c
Corp
Realty
Apr
25% Mar
3 %
25c
Inc
Corp
&
Video
5%
14%
6%
7%
1
Extension
Leesona
Lefcourt
7%
Jan
•
_*
Machinery
Car
Feb
10%
—
5
36%
" Jan
4
20"
8,200
1
Ltd
Industries
National
Jan
57«
4%
14
5
.
8 %. Feb
12,100
1
Machines
Rental Ltd
Weld
Equipment
National
%
13%
5
6%
l
Industries
Lamson Corp ol" Delaware
Jan
19% Mar
12%
1
Company Inc
'
Lakey Foundry Corp
-•
A. 91,300
13
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Lake
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52
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Nanun-Loeser's
National
Lafayette
700
7.100*
5,800
•25% .-.1
Industries Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National
Casket Company
5
Nachnian
Napco
National
L'Aiglon
24 Va
Mar
4%
ft
N
Apr
Mar
16% Mar
1
Forge Co
ia
Jan
25%
Corp Class A
preferred
17% Mai-
ft Jan
27,100
5
convertible
Kropp (The)
1
2,700
25
7.50
(The)
$1.20
/y
22
.25c
Corp
Corp
Kratter
1534
14
•
Jan
Jau
};!
1%
1.25
Minerals Corp Ltd
Co
.
Muskogee
16% Mar
%
10c
Kingsford Company
Kirkland
Jan
Feb
88 % Apr
29% Mar
Jan
S
Inc»
& Co—
3%
3%
14%
Apr
8%
99
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
ny2
4
98
100
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kidde
;n
4
25c
pfd
__
1
Kansas
Kay
11%
4
~
Murphy
Murray
Kaiser
;;
,
4% A
4%
4%
Muntz TV Inc
2% Mar
"
_1
Apr
Jan
"2%
200
4% ft
2.50
"
High
Low
.12.50
9 V* Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
400
2%
3%
4 Va
1
Apr
Shares
High
2%
2%
4
Jeannette
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
1
Jetronic Industries Inc
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
16
Jan
21%
North
Feb
North Canadian Oils
Northeast, Airlines
Jan
North
Mar
Penn
Northern
North
RR
Ind
Nueieai
4%%
Corp of
1%
Jan
4 %
Jan
10
63%
Jan :
65 % Mar
84
Jan
89
64
65
pfd...100
89
88
89
160
f
7
5%
%
nr
1.3
82,900
1 O
8%
7%
8%
4,100
6^8
Feb
-
10c
—
5%
5 %
5%
68,200
37a
Jan
•
Jan
ft..
;
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.
Mar
Apr
ft
1
—
213 Mar
'•
1
(Del)
A
9,800
9,000
64
__
Amer
2ft
50
—
Ltd—
Mines
Corp
'• 2%-
5%
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5 %
1
Nickel
Industrial
2
25
—.—
Serv
Pub
Rankin
Nova
Ltd
Co
2% Mar
It?
■
Jan
Mai-
9
6% Mar
M
MacPadden
Maelc
Publications
Truck®
Macke
Inc
Vending
Mackey
Airlines
Magellan
class
17
57,100
Jan
17
22
5,100
15%
Jan
25%
30%
29%
31%
2,000
19 Va
Jan
35
—33 VaC
1%
1%
I7h
2,300
1 Va
Jan
2
10
ft
10
19,800
%
Jan
.
Inc.
-
Petroleum Corp vtc
Public
Majestic
Mangel
12%
20
j
A
-lo
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine
16%
20%
1
Inc
warrants
Co
9
Apr
Feb
o
Mar
Feb
ft.
Jan
1
Occidental
2
2%
76,300
%
Jan
2% Mat-
67a
5%
7%
9,600
4%
Feb
7%
Apr
Ohio
Brass
28 %
27
28 7
K
7,400
22
Jan
287a
Apr
Ohio
Power
4%%
38%'
37%
39%
3,100
25
Jan
43%
Feb
Oka Ita
44
48 3
4
3,400
30%
Jan
48%
Apr
Old
11%
10%
12%
15,200
Jan
11% Mar
3% Mar
4% Mar
Co
•
Inc
Stores
Oils
Marconi
Rubber
&
International
Communication
Marl in
Co
Maryland
—2.50
Marine
Ltd
Co
..
1
_
•
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.
Maule
Industries
Inc
Oil
McCullocli
Mead
Mfg
.
&
Co
_
_
_
_
1
.
13%
Merrill
Iron
1
-
Co_„
(expire
1
April
Thermit
14,000
26
Feb
39% Mar
39%
43 %
14,000
39% Mar
44% Mar
14
21,600
10%
Jan
7
900
6 Va
Jan
7'%
2 Va
16,100
2
Jan
3
12,700
Extruders
Michigan
198
6
67a
22%
"u
23
8,500
1,000
1
122 Va
Jan
4
Jan
13 '/a
Jan
200 Va
Michigan Sugar Co
6%
27%
14,900
%
Jan
19,900
81%
Jan
134%
6%
Apr
9%
2,800
23 Va
Jan
25 7
a
28
7 %
6Va
7%
11.600
5 %
Feb
15%
16%
2,900
10%
Jan
3%
1
Microwave
Midland
Midwest
Piping
9%
1
Associates, Inc
Corp $1 conv preferred
Abrasive
11%
1
;
Oil
Mid-West
3 %
10
Corp
46%
13
21%
3%
8934
Jan
97
6,100
%
Jan
iV
Jan
1,700
3!a
Jan
6%
Jan
3% Mar
4 VJ
Jau
ft
%
ft
4%
4%
5%
7
..
—5
Effective
April
Midwest
Investment
Mill Factors
Miller WoliI
4%%
5
name
changed
Co common
convertible
Minnesota
Mirro
Pwr &
Aluminum
Light 5%. pfd-
Mohawk
Airlines
RR
100
Inc
2,800
16
Jan
19%
500
13%
Jan
15%
1
4%
4%
5
3,100
3!«
Jan
1
23%
18%
24
35,500
15%
Oxford
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing
Corp—
.
class
A
com
1
Precision
Pad lie
Pacific
7% Apr
20% Mar
1
&
1st
4.80% ' preferred
42%
42 'ft
43 >A
1,100
38%
Jan
44 7b
Feb
31%
31%
317a
1,600
30-'a
Jan
32
Feb
28
28 Va
800
27 7a
Jan
28 % Mar
..25
267'a
26
26%
1,200
25 Va
Jan
26%
-25
preferred
pfd series A_. -25
1st preferred— -25
25%
25 Va
25%
2,700
25 Va
Jan
25% Mar
25%
25'/a
257/a
800
24%
Feb
25%
24%
24%
247/8
600
23
23
23%
500
1st
pfd—
redeemable 1st
1st
2 Va
Jan
4
Feb
4.8(1%
500
10%
Jan
13
Feb
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred— -25
3,400
8%
Jan
11 Va Mar
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred- -25
45
51%
24,600
34 %
Jan
Jan
1,500
11%
Jan
21%
21%
5,400
22%
7%
24%
oan
8%
5,300
10,300
14%
5%
Jan
Jan
39 Va
150
35
Jan
12 %
12%
200
11%
Jan
100'4 101 V*
—
28
7%
series
B
.
Chemical
175
99
Jan
200
28
25%
Feb
6'4
6%
2.800
7
7'%
20,600
1
%
1 Va
redeemable
40%
26 Va
28%
4,900
4%
4%
5 Va
24.700
43 7
«
17,400
Feb
24%
Apr
8% Mar
.39-%
Apr
12 % Mar
102
Jati
28%
Jau
5
Jan
7% M,ar
Jan
7% Mar
%
36%
23
Jan
Jan
3%
100
95
96
1 Va Apr
44% Mar
Jan
29 % Mar
Jan
5% Mar
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34.
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2
:
$4.75
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Airlines.
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Pancoastal
*
25c
55%
8%
7%
88 Va
Feb
96
146%
Jan
150
10%
Jan
14 Va
Pen
54
Feb
57%
Va
50
19.500
4% Mar
Co
Canada
Apr
PaJ.itio
Feb
Pato Consolidated
Peninsular
Penn
Pent
Metal
Traffic
ion
Jan
95
86 Va
Jan
94%-Mar
98 «A
99
120
91%
Jan
99
Mar
150
Apr
150
150
88 %
4
11% Mar
Feb
6%
10
130
Jan
89
130
84
Jan
Mar
90'A Mar
4%
4%
7,500
2 7b
Jan
4%
Apr
12%
13%
80,200
9%
Jan
13%
Apr
8 7b
7%
8%
15,500
100
1
*
1
pfd
5%
A
A
.
vto—2
(C Ai
Bol
■
103
104
A
—
50
99 %
Feb
5,100
51%
Jan
Gold
267 a
2,900
24%
Jan
98 Va Mai27% Mar
54
6,600
28%
Jan
54
1%
l'A
1%
110,400
7a
1%
28,000
.
1
Va
8%
1,400
26,300
800
16%
15%
16%
4,000
9%
5,200
9.
4
Corp
9
%-
87
a.
3%
4
9
*
<
Apr
l'A
Apr
Feb
Jan
14%
Apr
Feb
16%
Apt-
Jan
16%
12'
3%
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
11 Va
7%
7 Va
100
4%
5 Va
11,600
n
Apr
10% Mai-
7%. Jan
2 %
10%
10% Mar
7
43
14
4,000
2%
11%
4%
1%
Jan
3,000
,,2%
1
f»
Hi
1,900
7
1
2.50
Co
Electronics
9%
16%
8%
14Va
Apr
Jan
1
•
14%
——2
Apr
108% Mar
25%
...———1
Dredg Ltd
Products
8%
46 Va
85%
16
1
Corp
Ltd
Jan
52 Va
85%
16
Corp class A—10c
57;a
*25%,
93
2
1
Company.,
class
Feb
Apr
9% Mar
86 Va
20
13'A
B
of
440
2
Chemical
Class
21,400
90%
1
Amer" shares—1 Bol
Electrochemical
Parkershurg-Aelna
Mar
Light
Petroleum
96% Mar
80
9
&
Panlepec Oil (C A)
Park
11%
94%
1
Ltd
Paddington Corp class
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
Corp class A_
Jan
340
96
150
12 %
Jan
—»- —
91
*'
6.600
96
149
13 %
Feb
10%
—•
Warrants
88
13%
57%
96
Jan
24
22%
90%
$4.;>0
dividend
Jan
50
150
25
Jan
Jan
24'A
93%
10%
preferred——'
preferred—
•
dividend preferred
•
conv dividend
preferred-.
•
Lighting
caciiic
82%
%
•
Moody Investors Sen ice pa rile pre I
Electro Products
88
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For footnotes, see
86%
Feb
22 %
22
4 % Mar
14% Mar
23%
3%
53,200
43%
100
Co
Apr
Apr
603a Mar
Va
14
100
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Ca class A
Apr
28 %
_a
6%
preferred.
1st
redeemable
5%
Parker
4.50%
24
Ja
25
Electric
preferred
6,100
Power Co—
preferred
Apr
.25
Products
Clay
Gas
5%
Park
Industries
Feb
Feb
5
Apr
Apr
10V4
28%
Monongahela
Montrose
—
61 Va. Feb
1,240
17%
15%
11%
39
6 V'z
I_i
Warrants
4.40%
7%
12%
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Monogram
23%
100
"ctfs"
Jan
57
17%
15
12 %
50
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
52
54%
$4.40
•
/
15Va
Securities
Va
4
50c
preferred
■
55%
177/a
$4 75
MlningyjCorp of Canada
200
3%
.
Jan
Apr
1
Mar
29
to
2.50
'
1% Mar
Co
Corp
:
Overseas
$4.36
Co
3%
__
-ft
9%
11
•
50c
150
Mar
110,900
15%
common
Hone
97
Apr
7
9%
6%
1
preferred
Micromatic
95%
24% Mai-
116% 134%
117
100
Corp
97
1
common
5%
Inc
Chemical
30%
O'ukiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. l()s
Opeliko Mfg Corp
5
5%%/
Miami
18 % Mar
Feb
Jan
188 % 200'/a
Jan>,
26%
90c
'
-ft.
13%
900
Feb
2 'ft
:
Corp
preferred
14% Mar
6%
6%
5
35%
2%
24).
Corp
31 VA
13%
1
-
__
7
6
Mesahi
6c
41%
Co
Refrigerating Co
Island Mining Corp Ltd—
Metal
34%
___50c
Merchants
Rights
__
3
Corp
Johnson
Menasco
■
—£1
warrants
Cup Corp
8
107,700
28,900
27%
100
preferred
Ltd
Town
40c
Tire
13% Mar
Jan
13%
18 Va
26%
50C
12
4%
11%
16 %
27
20c
Co
7
Corp.
Ogileu Corp
50c
-
2%
17%
1
IOC
48 %
Service
Specialities
Mansfie'd
Petroleum
-
4
Mar
21 r,, Jan
lit.
11%
Jan
Feb
7
Feb
7%
2%
Jan
5% Mar
\
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.
Volume
193
Number
6045
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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■
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Par
Perfect
Photo
Peruvian
Inc
Oils
Minerals
1,200
40%
7%
75%
Feb
22% Feb
27%
Jan
37
1
1»V
1
1 Va
23,200
4%
5%
21,100
48% Mar
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
1%
Jan
6'A Mar
'
'
31%
33
5,900
311%
A.
38%
Apr
Class
Bimca
American
•
J
Feb
Simmons
$3
Phoenix
Steel
Plasecki
:10 pesos
Aircraft
Pierce
Corp (Del)
Corp
Industries
5%
5%
6V8
1,700
5
___10c
4%
4
4%
3,600
3% Jan
11%
24,600
.
11%
4
1
8%
1
10 Va
___50
101%
____
Inc
8%
8%
9%
2,700
10%
10
13,900
6% Feb
'Jan
4%
Apr
71/4
Jan
7%
Jan
9% Mar
8
Jan
10% Mar
Plastic
Lake
&
Erie
Railways
Materials
Pneumatic
Co
&
Polymers
Poloron
Products
650
14%
3,200
10c
8V4
9V8
4,000
4 6'A
46
46 %
300
50c
Corp___
26%
23%
27%
8%
A_
:
i
Powdrell
&
&
11%
Slick
96
Jan
102% Mar
11%
Jan
16'A Mar
Soss
9% Mar
South
Coast
50
Feb
South
Penn
18%
Jan
27%
Co
Mfg
3,100
(The)
Providence
Public
4%%
common
preferred
2%
Jan
27,40Q
10%
Feb
Apr
5%
Apr
4.88%
23V4 Mar
4.78%
3
14%
600
17%
Feb
33%
600
28
Jan
35
55
58 %
2,180
45%
Jan
65 Va
£1
8%
7%
9
2,700
5%
Jan
10% Mar
7%
7%
8%
18,800
5%
Jan
11%
10,800
9
Jan
7%
11%
7%
11%
1
8%
1,600
6%
Jan
1
36'A
36
37%
400
27 Vz
Jan
41%
__12.50
Co
32%
32%
33
3,900
29 Va
Jan
33% Mar
62
Feb
10%
Jan
11
Jan
4.56%
175
50%
Jan
591/8
Apr
4.48%
convertible
preference
2%
7,400
21/s
Jan
Feb
4.32%
cumulative
preferred.
350
60%
Jan
Mar
4.24%
cumulative
cumulative
preferred
preferred
6% Mar
Southern
California
Petroleum
8%
47%
fe
<S
°
15%
18
5
1 H
5,500
401/2
2^8
71
49%
Jan
Mar
42%
Feb
Mar
Jan
8y8 Mar
14
Va
9
Jan
Feb
Feb
18
6,300
8%
7
6,500
51/8
Apr
Southern
8,200
12%
Jan
18
Apr
200
19%
Jan
21%
Apr
Southern
Southern
Feb
Southland
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
2[1 %
21%
28%
29%
2,900
2OV4
Jan
30%
n
10%
11%
2,800
10%
Jan
11%
75
Pipe
87%
87%
88
20c
95 %
92
95%
22%
22%
Co
Timber
&
3
Corp
831/2
Jan
88
4,300
49
Jan
95%
Apr
Mar
"
5
23%
1,100
21%
Jan
25
T.lMilum
Corp—
.1
]
16%
17%
4,200
13
Jan
19%
Feb
17%
19'A
3,100
121/2
Jan
21%
Feb
4%
•
1,
A
0
4%
37
J
8
37
5,100
25
2 %
37
Jan
Apr
Hi
>
5
A Mar
37
Apr
Enterprises
Inc
•
Inc
Corp
Packing
Rayette
Co
Estate
Trust of
30%
18
14%
141/2
16%
13,300
19%
19%
19%
1,900
Soundcrnft
10,700
3,500
27%
22
31% Mar
Jan
16% Jan
19%
Jan
17
Feb
6%
20'A
Jan
Jan
1
8%
7'A
8%
1
18 »A
18%
19%
1,100
l
7%
7%
8%
35,300
5c
Corp
3%
7%
8%
55,000
3%
7%
1
16,300
3%
6,000
18
Spencer
Royalty
Shoe
Sports
Investment
(Robert)
Corp
.
Arena
Standard
$1.60
4% Mar
181/4
Feb
3% Jan
8%
Apr
Jan
20
8%
Apr
6
Jan
8% Mar
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
1
Co—
1%
1%
1%
29,200
%
Jan
1% Mar
65'A
65%
68 %
1,800
53%
Jan
70% Mar
Remington Arms CorInc_—•.
___—1
13 %
131/8
13%
7,700
11%
Feb
13"% Mar
Republic
—
1
20%
19
21
3,200
13%
Jan
21% Mar
Foil
Inc
Argentine
Mining
Co
Rldgeway Corp
Algom Mines Ltd
Warrants
series
Grande
6%
9,000
7'/8
8%
13,500
18%
~9%
2%
3
8%
4,600
3% Jan
8% Mar
41/2
9 % Mar
14%
Feb
Jan
Jan
3
Apr
400
7%
9
Feb
Jan
5,400
7%
Jan
30,600
18
4%
Jan
Robijnson Technical Products Inc—20c
25%
24%
27%
100
84%
83
85
*
39%
39%
42%
8,900
26i%
jan
42%
15%
15%
17'A
5,900
11
Feb
18'A Mar
'Rochester Gas
Jan
Elec
&
1965
3
pfd F
4%
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
1
6
15,900
240
14
Jan
27%
Apr
78%
Feb
85
Apr
Royce Ltd—
Amer
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
Rowland
£1
Inc
Fifth
Ryerson
6
11%
600
2,100
102,500
22
9%
5,800
11%
171/s
22
2,400
5% Mar
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
15% Mar
8%
Jan
6%
Apr
71%
Jan
6
Apr
22%
111/4
Apr
1%
Jan
3% Mar
6
Jan
11% Mar
2%
2%
2,300
9%
0
n 13.
18
10%
30,400
2%
2%
2%
7,900
1%
Jan
3
5 %
4%
5%
20,600
2%
Jan
51/4 Mar
Feb
Apr
-l
Mar
1
3%
2%
3%
2,400
2%
Jan
31%
1
Petroleum
4
3%
4
7,500
2
Jan
4
2.50
Inc
-
series
preferred
preferred
series preferred
4.40%
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
Petroleums
Savoy
Saxon
25c
25c
1
3.501
1-
Paper Corp
& Fisher Co
Sayre
Scurry-Rainbow
Oil
Seaboard Allied
Co
Ltd
Milling Corp
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
Western
Airlines
3
—_10c
:— 1
Seaporcel Metals. Inc
Securities Corp General
12%
45,300
11%
99,900
9%
900
1
Jan
12%
Feb
25
800
23 y2
Jan
26
Jan
14%
14%
6,500
12%
Jan
15%
Feb
Apr
Jan
24%
Jan
28%
Apr
5%
6%
15,600
3%
Jan
Standard-Thomson
Standard
11%
24
500
Tube
'•
.1
Corp
class
6%
1
B
1
6%
,__10c
13 Va
Starrett
—10c
1
(The) Corp commdn
50c convertible
preferred
Instruments , Jnc
Statham
Steel
Co
Steel
of
Parts
Corporation
(The) Company
Brewers
(J B)
Stinncs
(Hugo)
Stone
—50C
_.
Inc
Stylon
12%
12,800
jV Apr
Jan
13y4 Mar
26
Jan
35%
67%
Jan
8%
6,000
295
12
13%
1,500
8
Jan
22
24%
3,800
20
Mar
12
Jan
16
Feb
147/8
Jan
20
Mar
2Va
Feb
Vji
14%
•
3
15%
19%
20
•2%
3%
1,000
1,600
47,100
.
■>./,
/
'
Feb
80% Apr
i;. 15
Mar
7,;:yi5% Mar
3%iMar
•
20 Va
Jan
23
37%
36%
37%
1,000
36 Va
Apr
43 Va
19% x23%
2,500
18
Jan
23%
Apr
57'A
5
(Del)
57'A
59%
7,800
33 Va
Jan
59 Va
Apr
1
Corp
5%
Feb
5
4%
10C
Inc
5%
5%
1
5%
5%
.
Ltd
1%
Die
l
4% Mar
80
•
5
17,800
6%
IVa
9,000
6>A
»
191,100
»
3% Jan
4'A Feb
3 Va Jan
Mar
Jan
7% Mar
6 Va Mar
1%
8,500
2%
Jan
1
3'A
3'A
3%
3,800
3
Jan
3Vz
Feb
10e
2%
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Feb
2%
Apr
9%
9
10%
13,300
5Va
Jan
lO'/a
42%
10,100
28%
Jan
Apr
45% Mar
400
20%
Jan
28
5,900
20%
Jan
28%
Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Syntex
Corporation
Talon
Ine
Class
class
B
A
2
40%
39%
common
cumulative
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
%
Feb
5
Tel-A-Sign
Television
Mai
&
31V* Jan
49
Mar
7,400
32
Jan
88
Mar
11%
6%
Apr
24 v*
28%
80,100
Jan
28%
Apr
4%
3Va
5%
75,400
3
Jan
5%
Apr
18%
17%
20%
34,700
9%
Jan
20%
Apr
_1
4%
3%
4%
15,300
2%
Jan
4%
9
8%
9'A
10,300
6%
Jan
9 % Mar
8%
6%
8%
38,400
5
Feb
8%
Apr
3
2 Va
3%
59,700
1%
Jan
3 'A
Apr
1%
1%
1%
10,000
1»A
Feb
1%
Jan
Inc
10c
Inc__25c
50c
1
92
•
10c
Textron
Electronics
Inc
Co
A
2A
208,600
10%
10%
10%
12,300
9%
Jan
12 % Mar
13'A
16
15,500
iVa
Jan
16
Apr
19%
21%
Feb
5
com
1
20
10c
2
;
Inc
Co
Feb
97
13'A
Inc
"warrants"
Shovel
Jan
Apr
'
~1%
50c
Corp
liV Jan
2 A
Apr
20'A
2,000
16%
Jan
1%
2%
12,900
1%
Feb
2% Mar
10%
10%
100
8%
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
25
5%
Jan
10%
Feb
Thorncliffe
900
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Thorofare Markets Inc
25c
29%
29
29%
1
29%
29%
33
Tilo
1
19
18%
19'/a
1,100
20
25
22%
25
3,000
20
Jan
25
100
86
85%
86%
425
83
Jan
86% Mar
Jan
21
300
19
18'A
200
17%
Jan
19
Mar
23 Va
400
21 y4
Jan
23'A Mar
ib
719,800
19%
Apr
18 Va Mar
78
1 (»
.13
6%
10%
Park
10
Ltd
8
1
.6%
9Va
5'A
7,800
1,700
"
25 y4
Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
29%
Feb
Mar
33% Mar
17%
Jan
19 JA Mar
11%
Feb
5%
11,700
Jan
25
Feb
17%
70c convertible preferred
Roofing
12
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
41
Mar
7%
Feb
Tonopah
Apr
Tower
Feb
7%
4>A
Jan
7
6%
7Va
6
5 y2
6%
5s
11%
Feb
6 Va Mar
Apr
Jan
2,600
7,800
6%
£1
Shipyards Corp
11%
12,300
7
Todd
Feb
6y8
ny8
9
Jan
IVa Mar
200
1,700
7
6%
%
ill Apr
U ^n
Inc
Mar
7%
7%
8%
8,100
5
Jan
8% Mar
6%
6
6%
2,100
5
Jan
6%
Apr
8'A
6%
8 'A
22,900
3%
Jan
81/4
Apr
5%
4%
6'A
350,200
2%
Jan
5% Mar
4
3%
4 Va
19,900
2'A
Feb
4% Mar
1,100
2 %
Jan
4
Mar
3%
Jan
4
Toledo Edison
Trans
4'A%
preferred
Mining of
Nevada
Acceptance Corp
Cuba Oil
Co
class
A—
1
3%
2,800
2%
Jan
10%
40,200
3%
Jan
4,700
Va
3'A
1
class A
10J
9
„50c
Trans Lux Corp
1
Transport'!! Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler
Radio
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Jan
3% Mar
10%
Apr
A Jan
20%
19%
21%
3,200
14%
Jan
2iy2
13
12%
13%
13,400
8V2
Feb
13% Mar
7
6'A
7%
15,800
4%
Jan
7% Mar
1
Apr
A Mar
3'%
3%
3%
Tri-Continental
True
Jan
19
Apr
Union
Gas
Jan
11
Feb
Union
Investment
95
Mar
Union
Stock
A
4
A
s
550
85
86
*
171/4
16%
17%
4,650
5
8%
8 Va
8%
1,200
*
Jan
9
40
Jan
17% Mar
6%
Jan
33 %
29%
29*%
30%
12.50
141i%
142 y2
143 y2
1,000.
900
Co
of
Canada.
Yards
Apr
United
Aircraft
9% Mar
United
Asbestos
_J
70
94
of
Omaha
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc__
Elastic
United
Corp
Improvement
Jan
United
Milk
United
Molasses
20%
21%
2,300
17 Va Mar
i/„
1 6
%
69,600
ik Jan
31
7
■
Jan
36
■
'
Jan
21% Mar
'
I
B
16%
16%
18'A
6,600
15%
Jan
21%
Jan
18 Va
18%
2,200
15%
Jan
19 Va Mar
12
12
100
10%
Jan
12 % Mar
900
27%
Jan
30
% Mar
American
United
N
J
&
28 Va
28%
5%
5%
6'/2
11,800
4
Jan
6%
4
4
4%
25,100
3%
Jan
4% Mar
1
A
1%
1%
•
&
Investing.
-
%
32,700
42
Jan
Jan
1%
48
Apr
Jan
42 Va
2.60
-I
1%'
Apr
43 Va
1,700
IVa
9'A
223,900
4%
Feb
9% Apr
6
6'A
600
4%
Jan
7%
8%
__
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
RR
Feb
28'A
_
Products
Co
12
500
United
21%
•
Apr
—1
Corp
Apr
98
Apr
27y2
22
—20
—
Products
Feb
Jan
31 "A
Jan
4
30%
94
Jan
19%
*
144%
94
24% Mar
24 y2
4,700
—
Co
Feb
94
Jan
5,400
27%
19%
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Jan
27%
125
15%
31'A
25%
Apr
United
—•
2,300
30 Va
27%
Mar
141% Mar
17%
19%
30%
Temper Corp
7%
4
•
10
warrants
11 y4
footnotes, see page 34.
3,100
Light $4.56 pfd
11,200
Co—10c
11,200
47%
78%
Corporation
33,200
3
Feb
6%
45 y2
70 y4
1
Electronics
10'A
100
4%
Feb
41% Mar
26%
Terry Industries Inc
Texstar
Jan
1
Industries
Oil
5%
6'A
37%
Mar
47
Corp
Power
5,500
Feb
8
__20c
Terminal-Hudson
Texas
40%
Jan
7
——
71
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam
39%
mi.
•
Inc
Inc
Teleprompter
39%
—
50o
Operations
Technicolor
'
'■
—
•
Corp—
27
26
10
Technical Materiel
Technical
26%
26%
26%
5
preferred
19
I
5
common
9%
Jan
10%
V-
20
1
«Xz
A
2% Jan
83,900
'
Corp
Electronics
Bupercrete
289,100
22%
Corp
International Petrol
Superior Tool
Apr
1A
4
22
(,
*
Corporation
Sunset
Feb
15 y2
31
—'
5
10c
.
Stop & Shop Inc
Sunair
7%
Jan
76%
—
1
(Del)_,„
Co.
Container
Jan
8%
29
•
)
Products
Precision Corp
Stetson
,
*■
Aluminum
6
13%
*
^
k
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
1,200
12
12%
7 Va Mar
8,500
3
29
Feb
15%
IIV
1
7
6%
13
4
50c
Canada ordinary—
16'A
Petroleum
9%
11
25
30
Inc
9%
Canada.
6,000
11%
14%
common
28%
Shares
16%
of
Mar
.27%
Standard
20c
.
America
Va Mar
3 %
13x900.
700'
preferred
Mar
12
12
Jan
11%
12
common
13
8'A
81%
11%
Co
Jan
8y8
10 Va Mar
Apr
Jan
31%
Power
43
Jan
1
1
1
!_■
Inc
Serrick Corp class B_.
Servo Corp of America
&
Feb
24% Mar
Jan
Jan
31 Va Mar
Mining
9
68%
Jan
Mar
%
32%
For
ny4
11%
9 Va
58%
9%
28y8
Siboney-Caribbean
28'A
500
68 Va
39"% Mar
of
18
6,500
3,200
32%
Co
7,100
43
10,500
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
22%
38%
Jan
182,898
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
67
20'A
12
A_50c
Feb
12y2
3%
20'A
Water
66
20%
ny4
Class
Jan
10%
20
Denn
9%
70%
6,300
Shattuck
10,400
2%
13,000
Co
ll7/8
10%
61,400
Shawinigan
'
69%
4%
common
10'A
10%
8% Mar
3'/a
32%
Leather
16"%
10%
36%
New
15
Jan
4'/2 Mar
70%
36
Be ton
Jan
14%
800
10
301
Inc
7'A
1,400
7'A
A5
10
36,%
Servomechanisms
Feb
5,600
15%
5%
—
Co
30%
Inc
Latz,
14%
Jan
Co
3
&
12 Vi
22%
(Kentucky)
•
1
Seligman
1
_
preferred
Metals
Seem
Bros
Apr
15ya
Forgings Corp
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
an
Feb
22
Jan
18%
20
50c
_____•
<Del)
Industries
22%
Feb
900
22%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Arms
Jan
20%
14 l/2
5
Dredging Corp
Amer
Savage
21%
700
2,600
9
8 %
19%
—20
20
20
:
series
5.60%
400
22
Thrifimart Inc class A
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
20
8y4
8
8%
San Carlos
4%%
21%
22%
22
2
•
Thompson-Starrett
Salem-Brosius
1,400
21%
21%
Inc
Oil
Thew
23%
23'A
*
Ltd—
Corp
69 y2 Mar
20%
7
Textron
Lawrence
Jan
21%
Jan
2%
1
Havlies
&
7%
4%
A
Apr
*
50c
Inc__
Company
Consolidated
Corp
Inc
Products
4%
50c
Avenue
(The F C)
6
5%
1
.
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
7%
5
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russell
6
30c
Inc
Products
6'A
6%
1.50
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt
70 Va Mar
58'A
—
T
Mar
5%
to
Jan
100
48 Mar
6
5%
extended
Apr
63
66
—
40 Va
Co—
Gas
1
Vtc
Jan
25 Va
10% Mar
Jan
44,600
18"
21%
2'A Feb
1,500
9%
9 %
—
Valley
19%
8
2%
•
common—
A
61/4
19
L—1
50c
1
'
Corp
!A
8%
6
Republic Industrial Corp^_-——___—1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
____•
Resistoflex
257/a
20 Va
,
—25
Co
convertible
Stephan
Jan
—10
Co
&
Insurance
-26
—25
Corp
Stahl-Meyer
Mar
'
Reinsurance
Jan
Jan
"
2
Realty & Utilities
f
1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Re da Pump Co
Broadcasting & Dev
Reliance
29
17%
Investment
America
Reeves
Reeves
29%
17%
40c
Inc
Jan
14
25% Mar
1
10
^
Co
Feb
13
l
Rapid-American
Apr
24 Va
24
66
Stanley Aviation Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
R
Ramco
72
700
500
Feb
16%
17%
♦
;
50
25%
25'A
—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
__100
Telephone
.25
.
72
25%
—25
Line
Speedry Chemical Products
~
70"
25.
..
Jan
'
Quebec Power Co
Shoe
27
24%
25%
25
Material® Co Knc
68
28%
1
preferred
Quebec
—
1,300
21/8
70
—28
preferred
cumulative
Standard
4%
150
•
preferred
cumulative
Standard
St.
Jan
V*
32%
Corp
Oil
Standard
Ryan
Jarv
6
1
original
Standard
Rolls
4% Jan
•
11
8%
____20
Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp
Rio
2,900
4y8
58 %
.1
59%
43%
17%
*
of
Puritan
Sportswear
Pyle-National Co
Rio
418
Feb
32%
preferred
cumulative preference.
5%
1
s
Gas__
Rico
221%
661/2
l
Inc
Company
Service
Puerto
3
14%
20%
A
45
1
convertible
Prophet
68
66%
Corp
Rico
3%
1
,
10%
2
*
"Ltd
Progress
Reis
6,800
Apr
57,900
Jan
31
Corp
Jan
5% Mar
y2
30
Manufacturing
39
Apr
Vn Jan
30
Co
Airways Inc
(Howard). Paper Mills
Sonotone
Apr
2%
3%
4%
Apr
Jan
•'
Oil
58%
11
1
Inc
Mines
$1.25
20'A
*
Ltd—_
Co
Proctor-Silex
Real
8,000
1
.
Ltd
Venezuelan
"
(Del) __:_2.50
Canada
Lambert
Preston
Inc
Royalties
Prentice-Hall
Rath
18
3%
.
28
•
4.08%
of
Oil
2%
13%
i
Alexander
Corp
2%
2.50
Corp
class A
Corp
Prairie
class
(The)
Polymer
Ramo
%.
26%
Jan
Southern California Edison—
Polycast
Pratt
102
14
lo
Electronics
Power
Inc
Scale.—
Polarad
10l|%
14%
>
Binger Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
3
Jan
24%
286,900
%
4%
22'A
450
2%
j
%
ft
Publishing^—
2
-
High
25,000
Feb
11%
Sinclair
5,000
preferred
Simpson's
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
28
2%
25c
Shares
Boardman
conv
26%
Low
26%
1
Range Since Jan. I
High
25
28
1.0c
Silvray Lighting Inc
Shares
26%
jj,
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
for Week
of Prices
Low
£
B
''
.
31%
Signal Oil & Gas Ce class A
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
6,400
44%
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
161/2 Mar
Jan
65%. Jan
4%
5
American Stock
3,500
26%
41%
Electronics
"wd"_—1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
____
75%
74%
26
Phillips-Eckhadt
Industries
Low
2,700
26
:—__1
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
16%
75
._„i_____;_20c
&
Shares
High
15
15%
...
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
Pep Boys
(The)
.•
:—
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
33
Canal
—100
5% Mar
■
,__10s
—
—
—
169
-
—
—
169
.
120
167% Mar
5% Mar
174
Feb
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Low
BONDS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
American
U
Air
Conditioning Corp
Tile
Ceramic
S
4'A
U S Foil Co class B
U
Universal
American
Container
Universal
7'A
73A
1,100
63/s
Jan
383/4
41%
26,900
33%
Jan
Chemoil
41% Mar
11%
12'A
5,800
8%
Jan
133/a Mar
9'A Apr
49'A Mar
9'A
10
Controls Inc_
Jan
40%
250
Oil
Consolidated
Universal
3%
7%
_
Corp
Universal
2,900
.
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co
S
43/B
11%
1
Co
_
14%
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
4%
Jan
2,800
31%
Jan
7,800
6>A
Jan
8%
Jan
1st
12'A
Feb
16%
Jan
A 1st
28
Apr
31'A
Feb
73,600
29%
2,625
153/e
16'A
17,900
133/4
Jan
173/4
8'A
8%
8%
2,400
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
N
Finland
Vanderbilt Tire
Van
6s
Victor
Paint
Viewlex
Co
-
__
(The)
Inc
Instrument
class
Iron
Food
Vita
1,400
4%
Apr
53/4
subord
2,600
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
45,000
53A
Feb
14'A
22'A
9,800
11
14%
16%
43,500
13%
Jan
34%
41%
35,500
14
19%
11%
debentures
Apr
Feb
11 3A
Jan
80,200
71,100
6%
Jan
12
16 3A
Jan
22
14'A
13%
500
14'A
25%
29
23,800
15%
Mar
12
New
Ohio
w
Aircraft
Waco
Co
Baking
preferred
voting
Wagner
7 Vo
Waitt
Bond
&
6 Vc
Webb
Inc
series
$6
Weiman
West
Texas
Utilities
Development
Gold
Western
Leaseholds
Jan
4%
Jan
10'A
1
23/4
23/8
3%
176,300
l3/4
Jan
3'%
l'A
1%
179,400
1
Jan
1 'A Mar
Co_
Nuclear
Inc
Oil
2,700
%
Jan
183A
Jan
90'A
90'A
10
88%
Jan
4%
4%
13,800
43/b
Jan
5%
4%
5'A
12,000
3%
Jan
3
3
3'A
4%
Jan
4%
Is
.
_
•
_
(R
&
C)
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
Pwr
24
3l'A
3
1
(John)
_
_
Industries
American
6 %
32%
Feb
32
100
62
3/4
29%
3 %
29%
3%
43
46
1,500
273/4
Jan
49%
33
3,500
20
Jan
19
28,100
13'A
Jan
19
103/4
10'A
103/4
3,300
8'%
Jan
series
J
160
169
1981—May-JVou
$83
debs
L
$91%
82%
$89%
913A
Mar-Sept
103
1970
1971-1
Feb
5'A
Feb
21%
ABaden
Feb
19
Mar
ADanzig
92
92'A
20
90'A
Jan
95
Mar
German
25
25
25
22%
Jan
25
Apr
11
10%
11%
2,000
113%
Jan
17
173/4
500
—-
Jan
—■'
'
■*
''
•
1
4%s
series
B
1967
1
1%
Feb
1
19,800
(Prov)
Maranhao
Jan
1
.
243/4
50c
25%
23'A
8
7%
8
7%
8'A
20'%
4,800
Jan
1%
stamped
Jan
25%
Jan-July
_
10c
.
7%
Friday
Jan
Interest
BONDS
American
Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Jan
83/4 Mar
of
(issue
of Oct
May
stamped
Low
Alsco
5'As
Inc
Steel
ZiAmer
subord
conv
&
Pump 4s
1974
debs
June-JJec
1970
Boston
Steel
6s
1
Aug
2%s
Edison
series
1998
1970
A
53
92
1120'/a
89
99
Rio
f
Range Since
Low
26
99
37
11
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
United Gas Corp 23As 1970
1st
1st mtge
1st
&■ coll
trust
debentures
f
s
35As
trust
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
High
A
103%
3%s sinking
1st mtge &
fund
3%s
Bonds
bid
1
120
tive;
89%
88
"w
in
coll trust 4%sl977-
1st mtge
& coll trust 4'As
debentures
1st
S
s
f
2%s
25As
debentures
United States
4s
2
96%
89
1983
.
11
98 3A
98
100 %
104
104 %
43
104
17
102%
4s
104'A
$99
99
$65
62
65
44
47%
48
55
1st
47%
2s 2012—Jan-July
delivery
transaction
prices;
no
sales being
certificates
"M," mortgage;
with
91%
89
165
96%
3'As
Corp of
91'A
94'A
5s
98 3/u
transacted
of
"x w,"
deposit;
debentures
1969
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
Co—
4%s
102
99%-
101
102'
3
93%
36
99%
98 'A
833A
subord
debs
1st
1st
■
and
&
&
refund
1980
3s
ref
ref
mtge 2%s
series
2%s
F
series
Mar-Sept
167
54
172
;
*82%
1975—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
118%
83
.
1st
&
ref
Virginia &
General
M
Virginian Ry
1st
lien
3'As
series
J
1982
April-Oct
Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
mortgage 4'As 1983
First lien
&
3s
and
series
B
1995
ref mtge
3'As
ref 4s
series F
85 %
84'A
Jan-July
84%
25
—
88%
84'%
*88%
—
C
89%
82%
89%
73'A
77
84%
86%
90%
May-Nov
*90'A
'
117
1173/4
Feb-Aug
without
117
74%
3
•
—
—
17
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
income 4'As series B Jan 1991
90'A
114%
118%
1st
II
3'As series B
1971
April
Feb-Nov
76'A
"cum," cumula¬
Ended April 7)
Week's Range
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
48%
49%
94%
97
91
46%
96'A
May -Nov
*92%
Jan-July
97%
98
1966
gtd 2361
1st 4s
96%
4
91%
_]I
__
debentures
A
54%
54'A
55%
33
53%
54%
55
63
53%
56
M
94
94
2
92
97
April-Oct
1981
A
f
s
*82
_
debs
*75%
-May
Mar-Sept
1975
943/4
*87
....
*73%
91%
_
*92%
May-Nov
1980
—___Jan-July
94%
101%
933/3
88
73%
91 %
__
101
73%
91%
91%
92%
"3
__
92%
94
95
__
105
83
83
91
90%
*93%
94%
85%
__
—
*__
__
2
.
104'A 105
—Feb-Aug
1978
82
101
__
—
....
563A
81%
__
*101'A 105
Jan-July
1984_
f debs
s
99
-
54%.
1979
ser
debentures
4%s
96
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
Jan-July
3'As
13
Jan-July
ser
series C
Co
RR
4%s
inc
Electric
97
Co—
mortgage
series
Power
2%s
Public
2004
A
Jan-July
Jan
2%s
1
2029
1976
-May
June-Dec
1979
Service
Elec
Lt
&
59
59%
__
39'A
40%
6
39'A
43
80%
80%
80%
11
793A
81
I_
90
92
-Mar-Sept
3'As
1971
Jan-July
2%s
1976
.*
17
62'A
59
v
91
___Jan-July
Power
Sheet
&
76%
13
70%
76'A
76%
13
72
76%
80 %
80%
5
79
80%
77
Tube
*89
„
__
——April-Oct
•
—
a
,
Co—
mtge 4'As series H 1990
•I
*__
__
;
103%
1043A
100
__
;
Deferred
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the
year's
included in the year's range,
y
included in
the
76%
April
current week.
consolidated;
Feb-Aug
1982
RR
e
Odd-lot
range,
r
sale
not
Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability
'
the
warrants.
Feb-Aug
1974
mortgage 4S series A
Yonkers
*1-'
mtge
4s
Ry
Central
Youngstown
74%
*86%
Co—
First mortgage
during
86'A
89
w
Gen
Co
mtge
Wisconsin
Mar-Sept
1973-April-Oct
1983
86%
1st
793A
not
Gen
1st
convertible
First
Gen
79
~4
d Ex-interest,
range),
176
__
89%
May-Nov
ser
(6s subord income debs 2008
Wabash RR
income
Wisconsin
and refund mtge 23/4s ser H
1980—Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 33/„s ser I 1981—June-Dec
5
year's
1967-Jan-July
—May-Nov
1979
3'As series I
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
99%
June-Dec
First
1st
RR
Pacific
Wisconsin
E
ser
1978
G
Power
debentures
3%s
102
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First
3s
3'As
mtge
gen
3%s
Maryland
Wilson &
conv
in
"cons,"
Sale Price
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D
1967——Jan-July
debentures
subord
conv
Interest
Period
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
America—
subord
conv
4'As
Vendo
48
included
(not
60
47%
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
warrants;
ref
mortgage 3'As
5'As
v
Vanadium
46%
48
Jan-July
registered 2361—
Western
82 3/4
95 %
99
$80
June-Dec
Exchange
Electric
Penn
Western
105'A
102% 103'A
*__
66
69
April-Oct
"w w,"
Lighting
West Shore
1023/s
*99
95%
87%
64
,
.—Mar-Sept
above—"cod,"
mortgage
Penn
West
101%
Jan-July
first
RR
General
102 %
963A
102%
57%
$80
receivership.
issued;
Westchester
89
61
May-Nov
13'A
13%
101'A
99% 100 %
ApriZ-Oct
debs
93'A
102% 102%
May-Nou
1967
Steel
13
13'A
$11%
1972
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
96%
102%
May -Nov
1976:
Warren
84%
100'A
Jan-July
1980
debentures
High
Mar-Sept
1978--,.
debentures
Rubber
99'A
89
69%
Low
Mar-Sept
1978
coll tr 5s 1980
mtge &
5'As
U
f
98 34
89
63 %
2008
(Plan A)
used
New York Stock
Range Since
West
April-Oct
47
5s
1997
1
"conv.". convertible;
i," when
__
April-Oct
1973
69'A
$80
1947_:
and ask
Abbreviations
91 »A
*87%
98 3A
100
being traded flat.
$ Friday's
93'A
92%
96%
'93
May-ZVou
:
1972
4%s
s
Feb-Aug
1975
debentures
96 3A
96%
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Unoer-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
z Ex-stock dividend.
in
89%
84'A
—
98'A
Ex-rights,
x
§ Reported
Low
3
4
$130
Jan. 1
No.
High
*84 %
Jan-July
1971
& coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge
43/8s
coll
&
mtge
Jan-July
Sold
92'A
99%
98
1__May-Nov
BONDS
Bonds
89'A
89'A
$64
a Deferred
value,
par
Week's Range
or
88
68
68
Friday
Friday
1
99%
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Interest
93
88'A
$80
Continued from page 29
BONDS
91
2'As
1927)
de Janeiro stamped
53
120
—
89
10
$120
—
1947
(Plan A)
50
92 %
102%
a
2'As 2008—May-Nov
1927)
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Jan. 1
>.
100
$44
June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
1994
99
June-Dec
June-Dec
debs
Bethlehem
High
Quar-Feb
inc
Bonds
1043/4
92 3
(Republic of)—
'No
Sold
105'A
104%
35
Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan A)
(issue
Peru
8 3/4 Mar
4%
10,700
Week's Range
or Friday's
101
100 %
8
105
98
*
Zapata Petroleum Corp
993/4
102 %
1013/g
Jan-July
>—
6%s
A7s
Apr
5
5,200
3
1043/4
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
—
-
1A
00
103
$91
Feb-Aug
7s 1951
J an-July
Waterways 6'/2s 1952
Jan-July
Banks and Clearing Assn-—
Debt
Adjustment debentures—
■:<
5'As series A 1967—.—+
Jan-July
19% Mar
7% Mar
__
__
92
97
99
88'A
Port &
Savings
'
9
1033A
92%
(Germany)
18
.
84%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
3%
173/4
■'
91%
80%
89'A
104% 105
J an-July
1970
89'A
90%
5
$100
June-Dec
25
7% Jan
16% Mar
89'A
Apr
7,200
1
91
86
98
98
$100
Webb
&
.
95
823A
Feb-Aug
1963
6s ser A
87
86
Feb-A7*g
:
!
3'As
97'A
—
89'A
___Jan-Aug
Electric
72%
95
173
84'A
$86%
;
3s
66
$85
April-Oct
(Calif)
133 %
48
$80
June-Dec
2,200
92
96
Feb-Aug
:—
100
II
90%
Feb-Aug
:
95%
20
•.
$84
Feb-Augr
^
91
122%
119
"
95%
95%
__Mar-i'ept
4
14
$71
'62_Jan-July
1965
3'As
'
•
100
Water Power 3'/2s 1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
43/4
.
_
99
„_May-ZVou
3s
;
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Off-Shore Co
119'A 122
119'A
u—.--Apnl-Oct
i
Gas
A7s
Zapata
1998_Jau-jiuy
923%
18'A
__5s
—
90 y4
April-Oct
AHanover
—
88'A
96'A
2
i_Feb-Aug
Gas
debs
97
91
99
Corp
99%
92
91
99
&
99%
99%
95 %
Feb-Aug
Gas
80
98%
6
Mar-Sept
Counties
77
,
95'A
Mar-Sept
California
141%
133
$993/4
1983
19'%
—£1
Co
18
98%
126
--
1985
Parana
Jewelry
79
1985
Wasatch
z
Zale
77
78
L
17
_
6
K
4'A
—
Ltd
155
133
M
18%
•
regular
139
series
17%
Ltd
ord
129
95 %
6s
-—
1982^
43A
Inc
rets
130
82%
1982_
18'A
pfd_ _100
_
90
148
2
1982—
11'A Mar
....
87
100
17
Washington
33'A Mar
17%
H
I
Southwestern
Feb
30'A
1
107
*
93'A
<
series
Southern
Jan
43
90
82%
1979__
Southern
Apr
Jan
-2%
2,400
—
90
132'/2 148
4%s series
Jan
Jan
22
2,200
-
%
Feb
%
180
1341/4
---Jan-July
1978—
F
scries
5s
62%
57%
92
:
4%s
Mar
75
Jan
44
32,900
Co
3s
1973_
B
E
45/as series
104
82%
1967—
conv
Edison
4'As
Jan
107
62
1984_ June-Dec
•
'i
Jan-July
3'As
1976
Mar
10
154
•
April-Oct
1976J—
D
493% Mar
Jan
1968
Corp
3%s series G 1981
Ltd—
Hargreaves
C
series
1
preference
Wright
Jan
28%
3
25
Industries
dep
series
series
;
_Jart-July
1973-'
-1
-
Light 4%%
(F W)
303/4
20
25
18
-10
Co
Industries
Woolworth
200
303/a
.
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall
series
Feb
350
3 l'A
28'A
3%
A
Jan
24
n
28%
Vk
11%
8
118
.
1964
Ltd 5s
43As
48%
.
61
1
—
—
-
l'A
3/4
5
_
&
2%
27,900
A
48%
24
_10c
Brothers common-
5%
4,000
'
1
_
3/8
—10
_
•
Inc_
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
3/8
II20
—
Brothers Co
Wilson
4
85
121
8
10
168
—May-Nov
3'As
Power
2%s
Jan
5c
163
76
162
8%
154
$60'A
1976—Jan-JuZy
1963
to
Gas
debs
Water
series
24
Inc—
1961
debs
3'As
3s
138
165
42%
100'A
5
9'/2
8'/2
April-Oct
Ltd—
&
7s
Co
3s
Jan
3%
2|i-
Feb
100
Electric
subord
Harbor
3%s
13
105
150
—April-Oct
1
:
A
5'A Mar-
85
-
9 '/2
April-Oct
Power
California
Jan
4%
4'A
&
series
91% Mar
155
—April-Oct
3%s
283/4 Mar
83
Mar-Sept
Southern
l'A Mar
1,000
103
__
114'/2 121
iiq tr ctis—
,1971
Water
conv
38
126
Co
Petroleums
Mar
A
$
6%%
debentures
Sapphire
Apr
Trust
mortgage
3s
American
Invest Ltd—
_
Stores
2
3
263/b
•
Corp
(The)
5'A
Jan
1A
Corp
Vv'Tebolt
Feb
24%
_
_
Williams
2,900
3'A
10c
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
River
3
23/4
Jan
75
—1
—
—
_
3
-100
_
Coal
Westmoreland
23,200
1%
Inc
Westmoreland
530
5'A
1st
1970_
53As
18%
—
1984—
extended
Service
Safe
84'A Mar.
243A
Inc
Ltd-
Stockholders
84 %
4'A
43/B
1.25
pfd
Uranium
&
8 l'A
82
1953
Public
Apr
1%
94
.,36%
20
$98
1970—r-Jan-july
1970
3'As
Power
Rapid
Apr
_50c
dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Wickes
13A
3,100
.
-l'A
American
Wichita
2,200
__
4.40s
Western
Western
5'A
10'A
-
39
J18 '/2
L__
mortgage
3'As
5'A Mar
4%
II-1
_
Inc
Products
Western
Western
—
Oil & Gas Ltd
Chemical
Feb
38
38
-May
——Jan-July
Television
&
Power
Pennsylvania
Jan
9%
•
Manufacturing
West Canadian
West
103A
1.:
5'A
preference
Wentworth
Jan
85
Jan
70
10%
Co
common
Inc
4
20
_10c
Instruments
& Company
7,800
79%
10
8%
79'A
.
1,500
4
preferred
Knapp Inc
9%
"
.
7%
63A
70
144
—April-Oct
4s
—;
Power
; 1st
8'A Mar
Jan
3%
—10
common
conv
Precision
&
ctfs
trust
63/4
•
IlOO
non-cum
Waltham
•
.
89%
:
;
-May-Nov
RR
;
subora
Electric
due
3
132
Mar-Sept
1974
5'As
bonds
1974
6'As
92%
High
65
Corp—
Theatres
England
Nippon
1961
5s
1963—
debs
Hess
convertible
5'As
Jan
1
of America—
Research
Called
142
May-Nov
Valley RR 4s 1963—
Na clonal
29% Mar
Jan
12%
;
j
1993———
1972_
subord
Bellas
5s
Mar
.
Corp
National
Apr
3,000
B
_J-
6s
National
Apr
113A
12
20
9 3%
Jan. 1
Low
70
92%
1978—___ Jan-JwZy
Bank
Western
&
Inc
conv
Midland
Apr
9%
25%
_10c
'A
18
,
19%
12
19%
•
Inc
83/b
Apr
41%
Jan
—2
Co
22
Jan
15 3%
_25c
Coke
&
Products
14'A
10%
5%s
Range Since
No.
RR—
Power Realization
A Italian
Lithium
Bonds
Sold
High
70
.Feb-Aug
4s: series
Development 6s
Hydrometals
Jan
5%
22%
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
5'A
35
„1
-25c
—
Coal
4%
4%
12%
—
Co
A
Corporation
Virginia
5
1
2,100
3%s
Division—
J
Mtge
General Builders Corp—
14% "Mar
Jan
13%
5%
—1
warrants-
Capital Corp of America
Victoreen
Vinco
& Rubber
Industries
Norman
Venture
83A
12'A
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
1975
Residental
Registered
12'A
debs
mortgage
AGuantanamo
_
1973
mortgage 4s series A 1993
General
Valspar Corp
debs
Western
&
of
Lackawanna
Feb
—5
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Corp—
Lack
Delaware
63,500
7%
14%
6s
subord
conv
9'A
15%
*
—
6'As
48'A
14
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
Stores
Davega
73/b
28
_
Interest
Period
Exchange
Chicago Transit Authority
Jan
8%
Industries
8%
73/4
com.
4% Mar
r
45'/2
47
10c
-25c
Corp cl A
Stock
High
4'A
-
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
Low
■
S
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
U
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1586)
impaired by
$Companies reported
Bankruptcy Act,
Fridays' bid
ABonds
and
selling
maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities
or
ask
flat.
prices;
assumed
no
or
reorganized
under
by 'such companies.
sales being
transacted during current week.
Section
77
of
Volume
Number 6045
193
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Chemical
Corp
125 %
33%
Tel
&
2
i
Company
Eoston
&
Boston
Edison
Albany
Trust
Property
RR
Jan
32% Mar
16%
Feb
21% Mar
7,586
J
102%
Jan
619
136
.
65
65
Apr
138 % Mar
76 % Mar
7
Mar
25
V '
Apr
54'%
.
Jan
67
50%
25
60%
Apr
2A
Jan
134 % Mar
5
229
9
129%
1A Mar
44
75
610
74%
60%
.100
—_
26%
35,625
8%
High
69
.
h
72'%
L*
-
2
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
2,119
.
54'%
135
73%
*
Providence
&
Boston
13*
.53
25
T
Low
124% 129%
100
RR
Co
Per>onal
Boston
21%
A
50
Garden
Boston
32'%
20%
21
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
32
*
Rights vi
Anaconda
SalePr.ce
Shares
Low
1.66%
:
•9
*
"60%
51% Mar
Feb
Apr
Apr
65
Apr
■
Calumet
Cities
&
Hecla,: Inc
.
Service
Copper Range
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
&
5r/c
cum
adjustment
5
13%
Jan
17% Mar
36%
37'/2
286
29%
Jan
45
Feb
10%
Feb
49%
Jan
63%
Jan
General
Electric
Co_
46
80
100
13 %
14
435
61%
64%
78%
80'/a
*
5
I
Co
;
Co
Lor.e
50c
Cement
Corp
Star
Service
England Tel & Tel Co__—
NH
Olin
Rexall
Drug
118% Mar
74
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
538
22%
Jan
27%
Feb
5c
Feb
7c
St
50%
7,500
54%
2,442
21% Mar
1,055
,
40
'Jan
85
4
Oil
71
Jan
74
46%
48
193
40
Jan
48
__lo
14%
15%
865
11%
Jan
16
Railway
Sperry
Rand
Standard
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
57'%
59
172
43%
Jan
59
(Ind)
33%
500
29 %
Jan
63%
53
Jan
63%
58%
59%
571
34'%
Jan
59%
*
44%
44%
50
37%
Jan
22%
2,416
17%
Jan
United
U
S
H
carbis':;-::::::::-;:-
union
' 41%
Aircraft
Steel
441
54%
Jan
76
5
53%
54%
82
46%
Jan
54% Mar
Smelting Refining & Min'g com_50
35%
36%
227
26%
Jan
36%
Union__
westinghouse
2%
r
Electric
;
70
,.100
_
*
__
72
12
12
42%
.
43 %
6.25
Friday
STOCKS
45
Mar
\
71
Jan
80
11%
Jan
14
571
43%
Week's
Last
Low
Par
Balcrank
__1
I
40%
Feb
Apr
49%
76'%
Feb
Mar
Jan
Cincinnati
We
Transit
4%s_
..1998
W
Last
Sale Price
Par
A
C
F
Allen
Avis
Wrigley Stores
Indus
Briggs
J
Corp.
Manufacturing
Low
19
44
53
18
94
39'%
High
Feb,;
20
Mar
Jan
55
Mar
Jan
35% Mar
Jan
34%
Fruehauf
42%
42
43%
46
45
46
Apr
315
37%
Jan
43% Mar
75
37%
Jan
47% Mar
308
97%
Jan
112% Mar
59
36%
Jan
118
111% 111%
__
44
Hobart
Manufacturing
22'%
Jan
Gar
"
Mar
20
80
Apr
85
1,736
20
Jan
33
Mar
66%
110
60
Jan
66%
33
34'%
774
30
Mar
153% 159%
77%
79%
709
33
79
29%
-
29'%
30%
31%
Lakes
of
American
1—1
Can__'_
Apr-
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
Ampex
1—
1
34'% Apr
161% Max-
COrp
Armour
Avco
Screw
Wheel
Jan
36% Mar
68%
Jan
79
136
21%
Jan
24 %
Feb
34%
Feb
41
Apr
Studebaker-Packard
60
80
326
24%
Jan
20%
Jan
54%
80
44 %
72%
20
67%
1
26-%
26
26%
117
119%
19%
21
329
—
46 %
98
Apr
Vinco
48
38%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
15%
420
40
Jan
37%
Jan
43%
Jan
75
Abbott
28
Jan
38% Mar
Acme
59%
Jan
67 %
44'%
:
44%
68
38
Jan
46% Mar
52%
53%
43
51%
Jan
54 5/s
;
Ross
Akron
Brass
31%
23 %
Jan
26%
125
77 3/a
Jan
92% Mar
Telephone
20
295
16
Jan
21% Mar
Aluminum
69%
68%
69%
231
55%
Jan
69%
19%
19%
73
73
74
25
132
18% Mai77 s/8 Mar
199
185%
Jan
214% Mar
104
Feb
119% Mar
-
60'%
61%
100
47%
Jan
61%
43
43%
55
35%
Feb
43%
79%
35
63%
International
&
Lorillard
Martin
Motors
633
26'/a
Jan
32%
92
34%
Feb
Apr
38% Mar
160
20 %
Jan
22%
32 %
Jan
38% Mar
32%
36%
37
21%
22%
36%
38%
102
38 %
Mach
Jan
29%
49
Mead
Apr
Rad
American
Tel
National
Cash
46%
75
59
120
43
Feb
National
Dairy
Arkansas
52
59% Mar
Armco
68%
Armour
Lead
&
American
51
40%
Jan
180
30 %
Jan
37% Mar
Associates
40 %
317
30%
Jan
40 %
Atchison
39%
38%
39%
37
36%
Jan
44% Mar
Apr
Apr
Ashland
Corp
Co
Oil
Gas_.
&
70%
Jan
84% Mar
44 %
Jan
50%
31 %
32
32
28
Jan
34% Mar
Atlantic
83%
85%
75
61%
Jan
85%
Automatic Canteen Co
69%
69%
Aviation
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see page
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42.
42%
27 %
94
42 %
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60
Feb
Apr
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2
Apr
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20
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Apr
Jan
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Feb
3% Jan
4% Mar
2
2% Mar
Feb
8%
21%
7
Jan
10%
Feb
23
Jan
13%
50
Jan
Apr
Jan
9% Mar
15%
Apr
Feb
9%
58
Apr
Feb
11%
Apr
Exchange
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range Since
High
Jan. 1
Low
73%
3,100
54%
Jan
21%
1,000
17%
Jan
14
High
73% Mar
21%
Feb.
400
10%
Jan
15
3,800
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Jan
10%
1,400
16%
Jan
6,800
10%
Jan
15%
Apr
23%
Feb
27%
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Mar
Jan
36% Mar
77%
80
%
600
68%
Feb
81 % Mar
22%
23%
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Jan
24%
Feb
46%
48
300
43%
Jan
50%
Feb
Jan
41%
23%
8%
23%
Jan
23% Mar
1
41%
39%
41%
4,900
34%
47%
46%
47%
3,200
42% Mar
22%
300
1
22
Apr
49% Mar
20%
15
127
20%
Jan
22% Mar
700
85%
Jan
122'% Mar
21%
9,800
16%
Jan
14%
15%
1,400
12%
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
33%
113%
33%
200
27%
Jan
34% Mar
7,600
103%
Jan
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125
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130
2
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21%
130
Apr
31
171,700
75%
79%
500
65%
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Jan
50%
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Jan
54'%
Apr
Apr
2
31
Apr
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25
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700
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54%
53%
54%
1,200
1.25
25%
22%
25%
12,200
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Jan
25'/a
Feb
39%
40%
800
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Jan
42
Feb
~
72
73%
700
68%
Jan
75
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~
44%
46%
1,400
38
Jan
48% Mar
1,300
21 y4
Jan
27% Mar
56
Jan
62% Mar
21%
Jan
9%
Jan
10 % Mar
Jan
22 %
4
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of
69% Mar
Avco
25%
Jan
30
Feb
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
95%
Feb
38
42%
Apr
52% Mar
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
26
26%
62
62
24%
24
24%
2,800
10
10%
1,000
21
20%
21
400
56%
54%
56%
600
44%
Jan
57
42%
45
2,100
38%
Feb
45% Mar
13%
Jan
26%
10
Corp
Refining Co
85 %
Jan
32s
Feb
32%
10
preferred
30
59%
6%
600
,
2%
100
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126
28 %
94
27'%
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-43
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Apr
13%
7
Jan
1,300
10
93
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1%
2%
36%
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Common
23
5
Apr
10
35%
2.50
Co
Santa
84
_5
Apr
32%
10
Refining
Investment
Topeka &
45 %
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3%
Jan
7% Mar
__5
82%
,____
Feb
28%
3gi/s
33%
(Un)
45%
85%
2%
1,494
5,000
12.50
(111)
83%
;
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Apr
15%
1
Co
45%
Distillers
Apr
25%
26%
(Un)___5
(Un)
Louisiana
Steel
34%
51
San
Corp (Un)
Company
(Un)
Corp
38%
*
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National
National
6%
Jan
17%
13%
3.50
Viscose
Jan
Feb
(111).
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48%
'
Jan
oh«
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22%
166%
Stano
Tel
American
57
5
Feb
13%
2 %
40
181
47% Mar
Jan
10
Foundries
Tobacco
Jan
Jan
&
&
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1%
12.50
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—2
Register.
Mar
Jan
5'/4 Mar
26
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31 %
Montgomery Ward—.'
For
34
67%
Co
Corp
American
5
Chemical
Mar
24
Jan
21
1
(Un)
&
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1
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North
59%
Co
American
5
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Monsanto
49
59
66%'
59%
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80
4
26%
1
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Jan
36%
(P)
Co
McGraw
33 % Mar
Jan
68
1
(Un)
Theatres
American
47%
30%'
a
Jan
Jan
19%
Broadcasting-
Paramount
American
73%
1,041
Airlines
American
American
Feb
1,058
47%
America
Apr
Feb
65%
45%
of
Co
Apr
Mar
40%
63
47%
Harvester
Laughlin
28%
64%
6
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Apr
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21%
8
19% "Apr
4% Mar
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Low
1
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61
63%
International Tel & Tel___
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Mfg
American
Apache
Jones
Jan
Jan
4%
2%
786
50c
Corp
Chalmers
Cyanamid
Feb
213
3
80
Allis
American
45%
40 %
8'%
Jan
Alleghany
American
39% Mar
38%
1
Apr
Jan
180
1%
1
Apr
Jan
78%
__
43
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37% Mar
207% 210%
38%
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15
71%
Jan
114% 115
208 %
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5
14%
10
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Aluminium Ltd
18%
5
-
Apr
55% Mar
8
25c
Mfg
115
421
91%
Electric
33
Jan
~8%
Electronics
26 %
J
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Corp
Advance
36%
5
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General
Admiral
90%
—1.25
Apr
48%
Jan
215
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25%
,
33
Feb
Jan
h3/8
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Co
36
5
General
Feb
Laboratories
Steel
91%
Dynamics
General
Jan
26
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Apr
Feb
58
Par
1
Stores,.:.
Apr
10%
1%
iq3/4
Last
Mar
44'%
•
—
10
Autolite
69%
Jan
1%
n%
Friday
28
^1
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11%
Jan
8%
Ton
15
58
Sale Price
63%
5
Apr
62%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
47% Mar
39
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Mar
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47% Mar
406
63%
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47
46
180
103/4
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117
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36
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13
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110
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Jan
Feb
74% Mar
511
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3
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Apr
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Apr
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10
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21
38%
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80
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16
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Jan
1295/8
41%
1
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Greyhound
14%
14%
47
5
46'%
Jan
65
72%
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Federated
Mar
8'/•
30c
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235
;
52%
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32%
40
22%
__
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General
51
76 5%
Davis &
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Ford
35%
77%
80
8
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____1
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Eastman
Parke
Jan
72%
Corp,
Curtiss-Wright
Dow
Apr
27%
103%
126%
13
Products
Detroit
14%
Feb
897
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
Jan
124% 129%
;
Service
Corn
10%
23%
21% Mar
;
—
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Burroughs
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
:
Cities
50
Feb
.
5
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Jan
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231
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38
5%
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32%
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14%
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;
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32%
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176
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Masco
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21%
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20%
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High
15%
Jan
978
25'/«
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49% Mar
1 1
Jan. 1
27%
4'3374i
2%
1
76
31%
Feb
____10
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Boeing
Peb
Feb
197/r
5
♦
33% Mar
110
1.
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32%
1
81% Mar
48
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Bethlehem
66(4
298
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46'%
50
&
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41
23
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112
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45%
278
29%
Jan
22%
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Kingston Products
35%
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American
Feb
14%
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76%
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21
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Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
.
Jan
33
66%
154%
5
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63(4
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19%
15%
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80
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27
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common
Trailer
National
Alleghany
42% Feb
40% Feb
101% Mar
130% Mar
for Week
of Prices
25
Paper-
Power
Wood
Mar
32'%
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46
80
_
10
—
45
25%
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5
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5
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279
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Economy Baler
194
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common
_
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34%
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New
:
Jan
Peh
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153/
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1
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Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
33%,
50
_____
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16,/4
nil
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Brown-McLaren
31%
Early & Daniel
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33%
10
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,
20%
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315a
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63(4
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52%'
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Cincinnati
54
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52% Feb
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Cincinnati
J®
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Mar
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CO. for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Consumers
Sales
Shares
19
__
8
Carey
Gas
5ij£
25%
53 /4 Jan
Jan
4^% Ja«
Apr
53% Feb
29
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Cincinnati
•*
111
1,4?J
1
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54
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Consolidated
Piano
4
:ie%
24% Mar
70%
Baldwin
54%
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59 5/a Max39% Feb
60 .Mar
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Apr
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242
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Feb
7c
53%
5
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Radio
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Jan
24%
25
1
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Shares
87% Mar
_
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oil
27'% Mar
73%
7c
33
United
S
Jan
3%
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U
Feb
87%
71%
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61%
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5,025
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100
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65 Va Mar
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528
22%
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Mar
520
23 %
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Pennsylvania RR_
Shawmut
16
86%
100
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:
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RR
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of Prices
Mar
;
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A:
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*
659
65%
20
System_r__.
1,136
46
27
24%
1"
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NY
38 % Mar
,
84%
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.,;
Feb
'
24%
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Corp
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62'! 4
62%
5
common
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—
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V 57
45
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National
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55:'
196
Railway
1st
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49% Mar
16%
common—10
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cum
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19%
52%
15'%
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6%.
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19% Mar
Feb
19%
52%
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Mass
14%
110
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for Week
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American
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Week's
Friday
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
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3
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17
21
5,700
-14
15
1,800
13
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*
122
122
122
100
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13
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Feb
Mar
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122
Feb
Apr
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36
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
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Bendix
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Co
Gossett
Bell Sr.
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Bethlehem
Airplane
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5
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STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
Sale Price
High
Par
21%
1,350
17%
Jan
22"% Mar
Marquette
18%
18%
6,100
14'%
Feb
18%
Marshall
62
18%
64
Apr
72
Apr
600
62
Jan
1%
1,200
46
47 %
4,300
40
Jan
47% Mar
22%
23%
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22%
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,
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
Feb
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41
40%
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Metropolitan
Brick
Jan
Mickelberry's
Food
2%
Apt-
Middle
11,100
44
Jan
66%
74% Mar
14
Jan
17%
3,200
16%
Jan
35%
36%
1,200
27%
24
24
300
18%
20
300
—
—
Jan
Mar
23
Jan
Hecla
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier
Corp
Minnesota
Modine
Jan
common
Celanese Corp
Centlivre
Central
Brewing
Corp
West
South
&
&
Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining common
1
$3 convertible preferred
—-*
Chemetron
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Milw St Paul
Chicago Rock Island &
Chicago South Shore &
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
Service
Cities
City
—
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Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron
Co
Fuel
Columbia
Inc—
Gas
Corp
Continental
Can
Continental
Corn
Products
Apr
17
Feb
39 %
2,500
38 %
Jan
400
30%
Feb
43% Mar
21%
Jan
29'% Mar
National
Distillers
53
Jan
58 Va
Apr
National
Gypsum
700
22%
Jan
28%
National
Lead
600
60
Jan
67%
Apr
Jan
National
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Feb
New
%
2,700
28
29
58%
29
58 %
28 '%
27 %
28
63%
63%
64
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Jan
25% Mar
8% Mar
11 % Mar
15%
1,500
13%
23%
300
21 Va
1,600
2.500
37%
Jan
45% Mar
Northern
38 %
Jan
43% Mar
Northern
American
54%
Feb
Northern
Northern
48%
100
42!%
Feb
90
90
150
84
Jan
90 % Mar
12%
Jan
Northern
20% Mar
Apr
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79%
Apr
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40
Apr
44%
Feb
Ohio
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26%
25%
26 %
3,900
25
79%
77
79%
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40
40
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900
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Jan
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100
62%
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70%
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300
25
1
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92%
1,000
74
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93 % Mar
600
38%
Jan
49
Mar
200
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Jan
24
Mar
1,200
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Jan
21% Mar
1
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1
42%
23%
19
19 %
45%
22%
44%
(Un)__12.50
(Un)
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20
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Oklahoma
Pan
Deere
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56%
58
1,200
52%
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59
20
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National
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54%
55
500
48%
Jan
55% Mar
43%"
43%
100
38%
25%
26%
1,150
23%
Feb
26% Mar
73%
2,100
71%
Jan
77% Mar
206'% 211 Va
300
Jan
212% Mar
Corp
1
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5
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Jan
--1
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&
5
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73%
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73
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Eastern
Lines
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Eastman
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(Un)
Jan
186
46 % Mar
118'%
3
23'%
Jan
30 Va
Feb
118%
Apt-
30%
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Apt-
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6,500
1,000
12 Va
Jan
14%
15'%
400
11'%
Jan
15 Va Mar
Jan
14%
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1
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40
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40
100
35'%
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300
34
400
27
35
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43
63 %
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80 % Mar
32%
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1.800
13'%
1,700
22%
23%
250
8%
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American
Ceneral
Bankshares
General
Box
9
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1
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Contract
General
Dynamics
Gas
Parker
Electric
Foods
Co
Motors
General
Fortland
General
Public
Tele
General
Tire
Peoples Gas
Genesco
Inc
Gillette
Glen
(Charles)
Phelps
Dodge Corp
Philco
Corp
Glidden
Corp
Co
Goodyear Tire
(W H )
Granite
City
Jan
Jan
12%
20
Jan
Jan
8'%
Jan
40% Mar
34
14%
Mar
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Feb
Jan
Gray
Chemical
Lakes
Dredge &
Greyhound
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Corp
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Gulf
Gulf
Oil
class
Co
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Apr
Jan
Feb
15
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18 Va Mar
Werner
Hertz Corp
Holmes
(F
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Hupp
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Industries
Illinois
Brick
Central
Inland
Steel
Inteiiake
Mineral
International
Nickel
International
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Tel
Interstate
Jefferson
Johnson
Power
Electric
Stephens
&
Co
Rev Ion
(Un)
Reynolds
(R
37.
118
Mat-
2,100
13%
Feb
17 %
Royal
Dutch
600
35%
Jan
42 Va Mar
St
Louis
Louis
Corp
Servel
39
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Oil
Mat-
Sperry
&
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Aluminum
Steel
&
Kennecott
Copper Corp
Kir.iberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Leath
&
Co
58
21%
24
12%
12%
36%
3,400
27
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Jan
1,100
114% 119%
Jan
41%
93%
Jan
133% Mar
59'%
Apr
51% Mar
119'%
Apr
34% Mar
33
29
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Jan
33% Mar
41%
42%
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42%
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52
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Mar
2,100
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Feb
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100
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28'%
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200
22'%
Jan
29'% Mar
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56%
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56
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Mar
59%
58'%
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3,500
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400
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9% Mar
1,000
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31 Va
600
28
Jan
43%
41%
44%
2,100
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Jan
45'%
Feb
45
42%
45 Va
12,300
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53
53%
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53%
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1,700
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31'%
500
26'%
27'%
8,500
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64%
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29 7%
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300
53
Jan
59%
1
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12% Mat-
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38% Mar
48
31%
Feb
20%
Jan
24 V8 Mar
27
Jan
31'%
20 7%
Jan
29'% Mar
Apt-
Packaging
Stanray Corporation
Jan
40
Apt-
Stew-art-Warner
Jan
19%
Apr
68
65%
68%
1,100
61%
Jan
68% Mar
34
34
Mar
7% Mar
7 Tit
17.300
5%
Jan
10
11%
5.300
8
Jan
11%
26%
750
23
Jan
28%
Feb
33%
Jan
12'% Mar
53%
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47 Va
Jan
53 3a
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52
4,800
46'%
Jan
52
Apr
49%
45%
49 %
21,300
40 7%
Jan
49
55
55
55%
700
54'% Mar
59
26%
27 %
400
21%
Feb
27% Mar
13%
13%
300
11'%
Jan
14'% Mat-
28'%
500
25
Jan
28% Mar
18%
Feb
9%
%
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Feb
—2.50
28%
28
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35%
35
1
7%
7%
8'%
7,800
1
48%
45'%
48%
600
45'%
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21%
900
20'% Mar
24'% Mar
1
25%
26
1,400
23%
26%
Jan
44%
45'%
2,100
44% Mar
49
Feb
24
24'%
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23
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50%
51%
10
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11
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41
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7
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Jan
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54
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Apr
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Apr
Apr
6.25
(Ohio)
14
200
64%
1
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36%
21 Va
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33 %
32 %
33%
2.800
23%
Jan
Inc
37%
38%
500
32%
Jan
Apr
40% Mar
Texaco
37%
Texas
Gulf
48 %
47%
48%
1,700
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Jan
48%
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31%
31
32
51%
49%
43
67 %
65%
4
34
Apr
800
26%
51%
1,300
42%
Jan
52%
Feb
46%
2,300
34%
Jan
46 Va
Apr
67%
400
59%
Jan
68% Mar
9.400
31%
Jan
35%
Jan
Mar
Feb
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37% Mar
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60% Mar
20th
21%
22%
400
23 Va
208
11'%
12%
1,700
9%
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7%
200
6%
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Feb
Power
Toledo
44% Jan
20% Jan
9%
—
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(Un)
La
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Jan
Union
St
66%
66%
67%
200
57
Jan
70
Mar
Union
Carbide
Electric
Co
44
44%
500
37%
Jan
46% Mar
Union
Oil
*
85
84%
85 Va
400
74Va
Jan
87% Mar
Union
5
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200
82%
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United
92%
Feb
9%
6,300
5%
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9%
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United
2'%
2%
100
2
Jan
2%
Feb
United
Corporation
200
24
Jan
29%
Feb
United
Fruit
2,400
10%
Jan
14% Mar
United
States
200
81%
Jan
93% Mar
U
200
18%
Jan
23
Apr
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24%
Jan
36 Va
Apr
Universal
Feb
13%
Apr
Universal
13%
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23
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31%
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22%
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100
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33
33%
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27
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200
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7'%
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42'%
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100
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51%
51%
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70
70
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Air
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7'%
Jan
Apr
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Steel
128 %
37'%
38
90
69'%
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74%
1,100
33%
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Jan
(Del)
117'%
44'%
700
39'%
Jan
56%
59%
2,200
43
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59%
31%
31%
32
2,500
27%
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33
38'%
Feb
44% Mar
35
Jan
44%
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500
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59%
10
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5
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10
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127'% 128%
41%
44%
1
42'%
500
42
44%
1,900
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Co
37%
25
(Un)
Corp
Lines
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Corp__
of California
8%
20%
41%
Jan
72
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90
Jan
21%
1
1
Corp
44%
28
21%
1
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—10
27
Jan
200
1,800
Mar
33'%c
89
83
38
29%
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Paper
Corp
v89
5
98
37%
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96%
25'% Jan
1017% Mar
26%
*
Co
Edison Co
Century-Fox
50c
Jan
26%
3.33%
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Trav-ler
Radio Corp
33% Jan
13
25
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Inc
44%
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Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
300
42.
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Apr
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Apr
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42%
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of
9%
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100
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56
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51
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Apr
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23%
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1,100
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126
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11%
13%
56% Mar
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Oil of California
19%
25
300
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4
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56%
—
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4
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc___
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co.
I-
55%
21%
—
3 Va Mar
40
*
Apr
5
54 Va Mar
Feb
Jan
33%
common
38%
(Un)
Standard
5
8%
Jan
5
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Corp
Mobile Oil
Jan
1%
38%
1
31
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18%
60
33 '%
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Jan
16
60 3
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36 3
(Un)
36%
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33 %
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Square D Co
5
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82
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59
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Jan
B
Feb
60
33 %
Jan
627%
47 %
:
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26 % Mar
43
Apr
11%
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44%
500
16'%
1
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900
14'% Mar
1,600
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(Un)—
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1,800
100
1,200
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Roebuck &
Jan
3
Feb
16'%
Mar
3,400
33
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36
17%
Feb
44 Va
15%
48%
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21 %
52
21%
Jan
55%
dprp
Schenley
33%
2%
Jan
36'%
33%c
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800
17%
84
17%
3,500
82
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Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co_
700
51%
59%
14%
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600
42%
75'%
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St
1,400
17%
75
19%
42'%
16'%
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26%
51%
100
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42%
50%
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43 Va
%
79%
Apr
Apr
17%
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79 7%
34%
477% Apr
102% Mar
14%
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25%
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32% Mar
55%
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Standard
36'%
;
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3.50
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Feb
90
81
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Feb
39%
2.50
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&
40
300
44 Va Mar
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Feb
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Drug & Chem
Reynolds Metals Co.
42
5
1,843
47%
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*
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(Un)
34%
46%
25% Mar
39'% Mar
Jan
500
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International
33%
102'% 102'%
46%
102 %
Jan
36'% Mar
36'%
1,200
75 %
36%
15%
100
1,000
1,800
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4,400
38%
43'%
42%
10,000
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19'%
18
38%
62%
65 %
38%
Apr
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Jan
Apr
44
39%
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89%
32%
Jan
57%
Jan
31% Mar
Jan
32
61%
Mar
17%
27%
43
5
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1,200
3,300
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32%
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Mar
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50
70
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36
Jan
38'%
34 % Mar
1
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900
1
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900
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Apr
16
10
1,800
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47%
57%
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33%
47%
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1,100
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80
2,000
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20
51% Mar
Feb
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66 %
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3
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41 %
68%
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1,300
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56'%
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5
56
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56 Va
50%
79
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5%
47% Mar
Feb
Mar
Quaker Oats Co__
38%
Jan
7%
14%
700
40%
52% Mar
Jan
37%
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22
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47
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61%
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400
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1,200
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71%
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42'%
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5
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400
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1
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1
1
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1
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300
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Co
31%
_83%c
Apr
51
5
class
Co
500
Rubber
and
Feb
26%
Jan
!
1,200
30%
40%
Jan
44%
32'%
1
Co__
Co
80 %
—3.33%
Jan
21%
1,300
89%
1
Electric
33%
Corp
34%
650
471/4
Mar
31
—
World
&
32%
2.50
700
26%
45'%
_1
Gas
78%
Cement
38
25
*
—1.66%
Corp
37%
15
80
Utilities
Electronics
&
4%
63
%
89% Mar
89%
(Un)__
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
7%
63
14
Jan
1
Power
32 %
——.——;
—
Corp
-3
—0
Inc
General
Gen
5
—
Corp
Mills
General
200
500
17
39
Jan
70%
*
Glass
&
Pen
38%
—2
—.—1
%;
8%
3%
4%
—5
Finance
80
8%
—-—-2
Corp
General
General
80%
Transportation—1.25
General
General
—'
11%
8,100
_1
common
Co
Natural
American
St
D
-10
600
80
12%
1
43
79
79'%
32%
42'%
5
W
Feb
28'%
14%
39%
sf
F
27'%
27%'
15
Corp.
2,500
84%
Feb
104'%
13%
28%
15 Va
1
Brewing
900
1,000
26%
5
__5
Falstaff
28 %
114'% 118'%
27%
.10
Inc__—.——
Co
Co
Gas
Pure
Du
14
82%
89%
(Un)
Parke-Davis
Pfizer
Detroit
13'%
31
Olin-Matliieson Chemical
Pacific
Feb
13%
45%
(Un)
Owens-Illinois
8% Feb
19% Mar
35'%
5
Co
Co
Jan
Jan
16
31%
82%
*
(Un)
Bancorporation
Edison
Feb
Jan
Jan
3
Manufacturing
Oil
6%
190
*
Jan
60
35
of
300
Feb
1
Ry
States
(Minnesota)
26 V8
Co
800
Co
Public
Pacific
48%
186
250
RR__
Natural
Apr
51 % Mar
Feb
Corp_
7%
19%
33%
.
Car
65
49% Mar
44 %
7
19V4
33V8
:
Co
Gas
Jan
700
600
7%
10
Product
Indiana
26
12'%
43
l
(Un)
(Un)—
Illinois
100
*
89% Mar
Jan
190
1
Aviation-
9%
-10
Jan
9%
A
Central
American
42%
53%
Jan
Apr
78'%
Mfg_
45%
65
Apr
70
39'%
600
Co
Co
&
9 %
52
Mar
37% Mar
200
50c
42%
61%
55
450
10
Register (U11)
43%
Jan
——1.33'%
class
Va
52%
388
ioy4
%
Specialities—
43%
9
65
3«
861/4
—
Cash
York
North
58
38%
11%
Company
North
14%
23%
20
11%
(U11)
(The)
Motor
Convertible
National
37% Mar
Jan
12.50
)
42% Mar
42 %
39
41
Inc
Vernon
Muter
Jan
Corp
Co
Curtiss-Wright
37%
Jan
23 %
Publishing
Steel
Crucible
Jan
12%
10%
Co_—
Crowell-Collier
22%
4,000
14%
America
of
1.200
16%
700
Co
Motors
Co
Controls
37%
Motorola
Muskegon
850
Gas—
Insurance
Continental
Mar
11 %
America———--5
of
Mar
43
18%
Co___——;1L—
Power
Container
25
Jan
18%
common.
(Un)
Natural
Consolidated
Consumers
Jan
33%
10%
(Un)
Edison
Foods
Consolidated
21%
500
—*
Corp
System
Commonwealth
li3o
200
———5
——
Iron
&
4.700
15%
15%
100
preferred
Coleman
Colorado
1%
Mount
Feb
13
85
Co
(Philip) & Co
36%
—1
com
Morris
23%
65
.————-10
Corp——
Apr
2Mar
29%
2,200
4
Mfg
Chemical
.40 %
1%
—8.50
Electric--
&
Co
Products
4'% %
1
(Un)—.—_—25
& Pacific
0
Pacific Ry Cp_*
So Bend_..12.50
—25
-----
20
Feb
3,600
20
190
Fuel—
40%
2.50
1
Corp.
Products
Certain-Teed
(Un).
America
of
10
"
50c
—
Jan
14
34
19%
*
Inc
Manufacturing
Monsanto
Mar
31%
60
Products
Brewing
Min
23%
1%
Gas Ltd-—
30c
(Un)
———-25
Export
Canadian
5
Inc
73
*
Utilities—
Mississippi River
Mat-
38
24 Va
South
Minneapolis
21% Mar
&
Jan
-
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un
Montgomery Ward &
Calumet
55%
—16%
42%
16
—.—
63% Mar
300
preferred
43 % Mar
20:%
Burton-Dixie
Jan
71
:
(Un)
Jan
20%
Corp
Burroughs
Co
Jan
Industries (Un)
:—-1
(Un)_
——5
Corp
12.50
Burlington
&
High
52%
69 %
33%
Co__
&
Jan. 1
Low
100
50c
W)
Range Since
High
56
new_
Mar
15%
.
Low
Shares
*
Corp
2
35'%
34'%
1
63'%
Corp
Company
Co
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
56
common
100
1,700
41'%
2%
2,100
42 %
41'%
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
4
McKay Machine Co-,
.
v
Feb
28
25'% Mar
*
—5
Brunswick
Budd
Mfg—
400
5
(E J)
Gear Works
Foote
300
26
*
20c
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach & Sons
Brad
25%
5
Corp
Fisheries
Field
McCrory
Merck
Booth
Cement
'
,
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
20%
21
«j
(Un)
Inc
Consolidated
Benguet
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
Week's
Fridaystocks
Financial Chronicle
20%
4
104%
20%
8
22%
104'% 107%
44%
Mar
Feb
Apr
Mar
Apr
100
7%
Jan
8'% Mar
1,400
17%
Jan
24'% Mar
6,850
103'%
—5
54 Va
53'%
54%
16%
86%
86 Va
87
2.50
56 Va
53
56'%
600
49
47%
49%
2,000
1
133
Jan
500
2,300
Jan
113%
47
Jan
54%
75 7%
Jan
90
50
Feb
30% Jan
Feb
Apr
Mar
60
i
Jan
50
Mar
Volume
193
Number 6045
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1589)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
stocks
Sale Friea
Walgreen
Co
;
—
Webcor
Western
Union
Telegraph...
Wieboldt Stores
Inc
preferred
Wilson
&
Co
-2 %
Electric
Public
World
(F
Co
Radio
9V»
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
54
Feb
50
•
32%
33 %
11,200
27 Va
Jan
33 %
Apr
20 Va
Jan
33 Va Mar
31
137
44%
.
500
83
44%
43%
:
__
33
83
43%
,
1
-
85
Feb
Feb
Feb
Duquesne
300
29%
Jan
33%
Apr
500
66%
Apr
74
Feb
20 Vb
19
20 Vo
7,300
12
Jan
18 V4
18%
I8V4
200
17
Jan
Apr
18% Mar
109 Va
109 V4
„100
88%
Jan
109 V4
Apr
132
136%
1,000
97 V4
Jan
136%
Apr
other Exchanges.
Last
Par
American
Low
Factors
Elack
Mammoth
Bolsa
Ltd
High
California
Ink
96c
532,200
47c
Feb
96c
96c
523,200
21%
Jan
24
Jan
36
36%
1,850
29%
Jan
%
13%
15
11,600
7%
Jan
15
Mar
18c
lie
21c
782,700
9c
Feb
21c
Electrical
Products
1
3%
%
10,400
Feb
4%
39%
40%
3,100
31%
Feb
40%
4
27
25Va
27 Va
2,350
20Va
Jan
8%
7V4
8%
8,900
4%
Jan
27
27
28
6,100
17 Va
Jan
29
25%
25 V8
26
4,600
24 Va Mai¬
37
_4
24%
23 Va
25
600
ls
Jan
25
Apr
_io
41
41
41
1,400
34
Jan
42
Mar
A
1
Inc
69 c
56c
59 Va
13 V4
11,300
65
59%'
14%
75c
14%
33Vac
Exploration Co of California.... 1
Gladden Products Corp
1
General
Oil
of
California:
2.15
J
&
Matson
Meier
Co
M
Monolith
2.10
2.15
2,500
2.65
224,200
2.05
1,000
2.25
2.15
2.00 Mar
65c
1.90
Co
2.40
61,300
48c
61 c
147,600
2.10
27,300
1.20
Jan
74
72
74
1,150
48%
Jan
74
Portland
39c
54c
337,400
25c
Jan
54c
Corp Ltd
.____
33%
2O0
32% Mar
16
1,300
14%.Mar
16
1.85
2.00
25,600
-,12
12
200
American
&
Invest
Gas
2.00
/
1.60
38c
1.10
12
31V2
31 Va
100
30]/4
Jan
32%
lOVa
11%
2.700
6Va
Jan
Reserve Oil & Gas
Cq________________i
12V4
1.05
900
21,000
Gas
Sugar
f-
—
1.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.00
57% Mar
Jan",.
50%
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
15 »/2
18 1/4
1,040
13%
Jan
18 Va
51/4
Apr
5%
1,300
4 VB
Jan
17'/4
8%
Apr
15%
32%
34
20%
19%
700
1.55
2,100
1.25
Jan
April
30 V4
30V'4
30%
900
29%
Jan
31% Mar
3%
3 %
3%
IIV4
2.80
8,600
Jan
___.
16%
I6V2
16%
600
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
28 Va
27%
28 Vt
1,600
25%
Jan
33
Feb
1
1.65
1.55
1.75
42,200
1.00
Jan
1.75 Mar
6 %
6 Va
100
Jan
6% Mar
10
——
.
.
5
37
39%
21c
6
1,450
14c
.
20c
10c
630,400
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
common
32
Jan
8c
39%
21c
Apr
Stores
Co
_1
_33Va
127%
3
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilion
16
Jan
95c
95c
100
90c
Feb
1.25
24%
27%
244
22%
Jan
27%
43
421/4
44
Apr
805
40%
Feb
50 Va
Jan
A
of
.
1,236
76 Vc
Feb
103 Vb
Jan
1 %
Feb
37%
<11 %
62%
311
Ford
A
averages of representative stocks
Exchange
35 %
Jan
43 %
39%
Jan
62%
15
la%
2yo
9%
3,167
83b
Jan
9%
13%
Jan
17 V4
97
43 3
'
100%
b
9%
9%
Jan
15'A
Jan
45%
1,559
37 %
Jan
46
Mar
11
1,530
8%
Jan
11
Apr
9%
9%
100
47%
46%
48
Indus-
Grade
Grade
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
228.03
92.12
29
82.52
82.70
87.32
86.17
112.26
228.00
92.00
82.50
82.90
87.06
86.12
-227.44
92.00
82.47
82.97
87.15
April
86.15
6—
679.34
144.12
111.84
227.81
92.10
82.46
82.91
87.16
86.16
Averages
Utilities,
compiled
are
8.53;
112.41
65
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
1
63%
63 %
64 %
April 3__
April 4
128.57
Wed
April 5_J_—128.11
Thurs- Apri16———
Frj.
SEC
index
of
stocks
for
industry
the
Composite
High,
compared with the preceding week and
80
1,022
13 Vi
2,254
12%
22 Vb
124
17%
78%
410
23 34
Mar
32Vb
Jan
63%
Jan
Apr
Jan
25'/4
15
Feb
12%
290
10%
Jan
10,125
40%
Jan
12 1/4
Apr
471/2 Mar
845
25%
Jan
36
52
11%
Jan-
14%
19%
Jan
Apr
34% Mar
20 Vi
Feb
23'%
30
Co Inc__c.——i —.._J_'-16%c
Co_—
Co—
125.2
103.6-
-127.8
0.3
129.6
107.7
,120.5
0.7
121.3
364
77 Va
Jan
26% Mar
United Corp
United Gas. Improvement..—
Universal
Marion
Corpi.^..,
Gas Light
:;
Transit
Co
28Va
Jan
4s
ser
.series-*-A—-ij...
.
A.
.
32
32%
341
27 Vt
Jan
87.1
164.4
118.4
.147.4
0.8
148.6
120.5
90.1
0.1
90.3
67.0
90.2
High.
.'
Stocks
'
-
■
,
Railroad
No. of
and Miscel.
Shares
Int'l
Foreign
"Bonds
'-
*
Apr. 3——.
6,470,000
$6,920,000
Apr. 4———
7,080,000
7,720,000
•>
Sales
5,430,000
6,730,000
$7,090,000
8,000,000
—,
150,000
—_—
4,910,000
6,700,000
280,000
—_
5,000,000
6,624,000
286,000
*28,890,000
$34,694,000
___.
—
Bond
u
Bonds
-
280,000
Apr. 5—______
Total
r
Gov't
Bonds
$170,000
Tues/
U.S.
Bank
Bonds
Mon.
6,880,000
—_
6,980,000
—6,910,000
—
$1,166,000
>
—_
*$35,860,000
—
Week Ended April 7
1961
Btocks—Number
of
Shares—
Jan. 1 to April 7
1960
*28,890,000 '
1961
14,638,070
1960
*328,836,967
207,079,129
Bonds—
V.
S;
Government—
International
\
—
Bank
Foreign
—
1
Railroad
and
Industrial
1
$1,166,000
:•/
$1,426,750
-
$2,000
—____
20.268,100
——
♦'
21,009,250
34,694,000
—
26,988,000
475,938,000
378,406,000
*$35,860,000
—
Totai_
♦Unofficial
$2,000 ;,
^
'
_1—_L——
31 Vb
3,490
26%
Jan
31%
14%
15%
4,172
11%,
Jan
40%
566
32%
Jan
40%
59%
61%
11.094
51V*
Jan
daily
61% Mar
Feb
$28,414,750
*$496,208,100
$399,417,250
volume
is
shown.
Correct
volume
not
obtainable
at
press
time.
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
15% Mar
Apr
10%
10V4
11
8.099
/9 %
Jan
20%
23
6,112
17%
Jan
24
39 7
41%
3,454
33%
Jan
41% Mar
562
13 Va
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly.
11% Mai-
21
h
157u
52%
10'A
51%
117%
53 %
■
-
1,938
10 V*
11V4
102 %
104%
849
57%
57 %
59%
1,969
33
32%
33 V4
245
jo4
491
42%
8%.
Jan
Jan
"17%
53%
Apr
Apr
11% Mar
85 V4
Jan
107%
Feb
46
Jan
59%
Apr
27%
Stocks
Mar
Jan
35%
21 Vb
18%
21 Vb
334
15%
Jan
21 Vb
54V2
51 %
54 %
1,484
47 V*
Jan
55%
Feb
;_5
71 %
71%
78 V4
649
68
Jan
82 'A
8'A
365
7
Jan
62%
597
52%
Jan
16%
85
13%
Jan
16% Mar
60 %
65 V4
405
531%
Jan
67%
Bonds
Foreign
Total
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
3.872,420
,
$356,000
Sales
$17,000
$373,000
Tues.
Apr. 4
4,202,090
265,000
27,000
$15,000
Wed.
Apr. 5—_
3,335,145
137,000
8.000
2,000
147.000
Thurs.
Apr. 6—
3,685.290
120,000
10,000
1,000
131.000
Fri.
Apr. 7__
3,879,360
142,000
3.000
$1,020,000
$65,000
63% Mar
16
Apr. 3—!
81/4 Mar
61 %
Mon.
Foreign
Domestic
307,000
145,000
Jan
7%
(No. of
Shares)
—1
g
13.50
62%
!_____*
__
Feb
Apr
Feb
Total
Week Ended April 7
1961
Stocks—Number
—1975
f—-___v_1975
86%
:
861/2
95%
96
1,500-
91
79%
82
7,800
771/2
$1,000
82
Feb
861/2
Apr
Jan
96
84
Shares
1960
$1,103,000
1961
'
i960
18,992,305
5,047,210
148,112,010
72,361,192
Foreign
Foreign
$1,020,000
i—
:___
$7,834,000
$404,000
$15,393,000
65,000
29.000
1.133,000
380,000
18,000
30,000
578.000
319,000
$1,103,000
government
S463.000
$17,104,000
$8,533,000
Apr
Jan
of
$18,000
Jan. 1 to April 7
Bonds—
Domestic
...
18,992,305.
,
dan
corporate-
Total
footnotes, see, page 42.
108.3
3.0
148.6*
Service
—1.0
.159.6
32V4 Mar
30
——10
inc. subord detos.i^—u-^^1977
For
and
99.5
106.6
164.4*
38 Vb Mar
61
common—_-__i*
box,us
105.5
^
32% Mar
420
___10c
a_
;
t
901/4 Mar
558
35%
,*
Thompson-Raino-Wooldridge
-
86 %
'31%
35 Vb
39%
__2.50
Service
1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
37% Mar
14%
■_■_X*
Oil Co
f>%V.
Feb
32
;
Co.
29%
31
50
1
107.7
131.3
0.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Apr
84 V2
_1
Kline & French Lab—
'
28%
3
common
205
1.645
Apr
35%
Public Service Electric & Gas com—__*
■5.>
1,644
.
Corp
...-,,
30%
34 V2
85%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water__»
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
—_.*
Pennsylvania RR_^,r_/——50
Peoples Drug : Stores Inc—
__5
Philadelphia Electric Co._■__^
—=_*
Philadelphia Transportation Co
—_10
Bait
23%
com___25c
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp—___3
—
22 V,
33V2
common
31
22%
Fund Inc_,_i^i_ij__L.i_:i_l
Low
0.9
8OV4 Mar
36
-14%
1961—
-
High
130.1
—
*New
22% Mar
47%
14%
—1960
Change
Apr
11Tb
■
Mar. 24/61
,124.0
41% Mar
30%
Lehigh Coal & (Navigation
L.10
Macke Vending Co-class A..r__i___l^_l
with highs and lows
Percent
Mar
65
45%
new
Goods
Finamce
Jan
597
>
31,'61
/ 128.2
\ 121.3*
—
50»/4
90
12%
Washington.
6
26
131.3*
Apr. 6
21%
Public
Oct
124.6
Apr. 7
22 Vb
Southeastern
Jan.
95.55
—
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending March 31, 1961, for the composite and by major
Goods
Fri.
35%
Sun
109.39
%
Lqw
r
—
Thurs.
12%
Jersey Gas
Apr
Jan
Range for 1960
127.61
Mar.
Wed.
Apr
47Vb
South
to date
128.57
106.57
1957-59=100
10% Mar
79V2
Paper Co
5.234;
stock
week
groups
29 Vi Mar
International -Resistance_l—^_^'—J_ 10c
Smith
Rails,
for the current year.
101% Mar
General. Motors Corp____1.662/3
Scott
3.28;
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
48
___2
Reading
1961
High
Low
April 7———127.69
.
for
Range
127.83
Tues.
Jan
____5
Co
Mfg
Industrials,
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Mon.
Total
.t_
;
General
Progress
divisors:
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National
Date
Jan
25%
Electric: Power
following
17.28.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Feb
40%
Potomac
40
Ronda
112.13
42
1,514
24
Philco
;
143.69
25%
420
28 Vb
38 Vb
&
Utili-
Total
144.44
Baltimore—
;
Mergenthaler Linotype
10
65
Jan
77 Vs
28%
^..10
' b
483
6.75
at
12
24
Merck
Second
Stocks
Jan
10V2
Battery
new.
First
ties
Apr
808
5
(The) Co
—
10
10
Total
Utili-
Apr
39%'
Martin
listed
—
Feb
2,560
1
Madison
bonds
Bonds
145.03
Apr
l.pqq
I6V2
43%
Foremost: Dairies—
60c
and
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
677.32
38 Vz Mar
9V4
13 Vb
com._l.20c
Stores
Motor
Apr
Apr
2{g
Jan
15%
1
Light
America
Jan
8G% Mar
130
9 V2
___25
—_.
non-voting
Fair
Va
Apr
678.73
—
Mining
34
Acceptance Corp common_L__1
conv
voting preferred.
:
___»
Food
52
677.59
Apr
16%
97 Vb
Duquesne
Co
19%
High
31
1
:
i____-1.80
Co
Transit System. class
Finance
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
Jan
5—
Trade,
Jan. 1
5
:
Company..:
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp______
Electric
1*%
Jan
15,657
Hi
59 Vb
__x2
23 Vb
110,469
O 15
z
40 3 v
41
5c
Budd
Class
83%
37
—4.33
Range Since
235
124% 130
*
:
Research
Light
Storage
5
20%
4———
Non-Durable
Low
31
1
Delaware Power &
70
Rail-
Utility
High
81%
833/4
Tel & Tel
Publishing
104
April
Transportation
Shares
27%
Rights
C
7'/4
32%
Feb
Holiday
Durable
Sales
Range
Low
American
D
34
27%
Apr
Jan
for Week
of Prices
10
American
Curtis
Jan
roads
3% Mar
1
Co
27 Vb
April
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Transit
28% Mar
323b
19%
Manufacturing
Ealtimore
79 Vb
6%
1
20
1.80 Mar
25
Coast Life Insurance (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Atlantic
18 % Mar
Jan
Jan
301/4
19 V2
6.25
Stock
Mar
12%
19
1.50
5
Corporation—,
Atlantic City Electric
Feb
69%
22%
124
?4
30 Vi
1.4'%
1
.
Jan
I8V4 Mar
11 Va
A
common
Arundel
70
166
76%
27%
Apr
19
common—
Steel
'/'a
72
27%
*
series
West
Wood
18
72
trials
2.60 Mar
Jan
6
1.50
Victor Equipment Co
Alan
17V4
Apr
5% Mar
Indus-
31
Jan
50c
pfd
Co
Westates Petroleum
Preferred
(Un)
Jan
37
50
27%
10
daily closing
Date
March
Apr
___i
Co
48
767
33 »/4
10
1.60 Mar
25c
Gas
62
50 3 4
5
;
30
11% Mar
10%
20c
17,100
&
Apr
5634
Feb
2,400
8%
Cal
12 V4
901,600
2.40
Oil
Mar
1.50
7:%
Rice Ranch Oil Co__
42 %
Stocks
Apr
1.00
2.30
Rhodes Western
Jan
5
—
the New York
on
2.20 Mar
80c
7%
Southern
the
are
Apr
1.30
2
Bottlers
37%
Stock and Bond Averages
Belcw
Apr
90c
Development—_33%c
United
Jan
2.10
1.30
_1
common—.
Apr
Feb
259
2.50 Mar
61c
1
1
Pepsi-Cola
Feb
Feb
_l
Industries Inc^
Oil
■
(Uni_10
;
29 V4
51/4
1
LjJ
Chemical
41 Va Mar
15%
___
Co
10
Jan
15%
__l
Apr
33 M»
*
_10
25c
Cement pfd
Jan
25%
5
Engineering & Foundry Co__
&
Apr
8%
345
a
1
^10
Corp of America,—
(The) Corp__.
Glass
26
498
33'/4
__5
:
Vi Jan
.23
10
28%
.49 7
10
Apr
43c
__
292
Apr
Feb
1.70
Co
Pacific
Union
Feb
2.20
50c
___■
26
934
—*
Oil
2.85 Mar
Jan
10c
Inc_
Pacific
Trico
2.20
Jan
2.05
—
251/4
Mar
_io
(Un)
Petroleum
Oil
North
Oil Co
43 % Mar
42 Va
Seeberg
15% Mar
1.65
:_/___
Frank
Merchants
Norris
65
Jan
Apr
lOc
Navigation Co (Un)
&
Nordon
Feb
8%
1.75
—50c
Salt
M
40%
2.00
(Un)II50c
Feb
5,300
1.90
—_
Jade Oil
32%. Jan
28 38
—1
Apr
Mar
8,600
2.00
Co
Idaho Maryland Mines
Corp
Imperial Western—.
52
41-1/4
:
Mar
83/£i
Jan
1
Humor Co
31
32c
__10c
___
Good
Holly
3
__i
Corp____
41%
56%
t.
Corp—
Apr
(Un
class
41%
Apr
40
7.50
Co
Ltd
4 Vb
5.50
_
Exeter
Co
.
5
Corp
Emporium Capwell
Oil
14
2
;
26% Mar
42%
—
Apr
36 Vb
Min_Il5c
Co,.,
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Co„-^
37 Va Mar
____10
Jan
56%
Supply-—
Apr
60c
Consolidated
Crestmont Consolidated
Dole Corp
'
Fuel
High
60c
Oil Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
M
Low
89c
(Un)
___;
47 V4
9%
7%
Screw & Bolt
S
Jan
7160
Range Since Jan. 1
89c.
Chica
Leslie
Shares
(Un)_—_25
Corp pfd
Bishop Oil Co
Friden
'for Week
of Prices
___10c
Cement
(Joseph)
United
35%
22%
_8.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp__
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Corp
Co__—
High
145
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
U
Week's
21%
26
—.
Friday
21%
10
/
Walker Refractories-
Mountain
Natco
_5
System-
Gas
Low
47V4'
Inc
Corp_——
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Stock Exchange.
dually traded on
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45%
^lo
Plymouth
on Stocks listed
exclusively on the Pacific Coast
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues
American
Equitable
Harbison
Horne
Low
*6.1/4
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co_„—
__^_5
Duquesne
46 Va
68 %
Shares
i_l
Co
Gas
49%
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Aeco
Columbia
Jan
20 Vb
stocks
Blaw-Knox
Jan
33%
Price Range
Industries
Feb
33%
135%
Apollo
42
5
II-1
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel———
43
200
for Week
of Prices
'
83
400
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Mar
.66%
—
—1
i
Corp
5,800
40%
—10
Machine Co.
Sheet & Tube—
Youngstown
11%
Last
72 % Mar
40 Vb
...
10
Yates-American
Zenith
Jan
400
■
Publishing Co
57 Va
3,600
*
—10
(Un).
100
54
—
—
stocks
Va
44%
__
Week's
Friday
High
52%
33 %
;
,'V__
Low
42%
#
Powers—_
66
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
53 V4
.___5
Service—
W)
10%
Shares
High
43
6.25
common.
(Un)_„_
Wisconsin
Wool worth
11%
_L2—
Wisconsin
66 V2
__
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp__.
Whirlpool Corp _i—_
$4.25
10
1:I—_~~I
Inc
Low
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
37
I
38
(1590)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown
Are
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Power
4 % %
&
PapeT
•
common
preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
E
Sugar
Reed
Co
Atlas
class
A
200
23% Mar
14%
20
20
*
*
of
Nova
Power
Class
&
37%
5,618
32%
Feb
35%
9,434
31%
Jan
35% Mar
47
435
45
Jan
47
Jan
Mitchell
(J
40
41
215
40
Feb
44
Mar
Mitchell
51%
500
50%
Jan
53% Mar
51
British
38 Va
570
26%
26
27%
2,648
25% Mar
26
28%
26
1,730
22
26
5 7o
Apr
Oil
1.40
16,726
3,232
59 Va
Jan
63°/b Mar
Morgan
73
564
66"%
Jan
73% Mar
59'%
57
57%
2,226
54 Va
Jan
41
41
41%
790
38 V*
43
43%
485
41
Jan
Power
Columbia
Telephone
Forest
Products
Building
Ltd
pfd
Ltd
class
Cement
$1.30
Canada
Steamship
Canadian
Class
British
B
Canner
class
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
$1.00
Fairbanks
Class
Co
Ltd
Apr
6,140
29%
Jan
35%
430
47%
Jan
50
195
40 %
common
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
34
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Cockshutt
Consumers
class
Crown
Cork
Crown
Zellerbach
Seal
&
Mar
49
Feb
Coal
Foundries
18%
Jan
21%
Feb
St
Lawrence
Jan
51 %
Apr
St
Mar
12%
Jan
150
19%
Jan
65
25
63%
Mar
65
3.808
58%
Jan
47
65
46%
Feb
48%
3,465
43%
Jan
11
12 %
50% Mar
Class
2,225
10
Feb
12%
Apr
Series
A
4%
B
4%%
4.75
19%
19 V*
common
General
Bakeries
General
General
Motors
General
Steel
2.60
Jan
4.75
Series
232
Apr
17%
Jan
20
Mar
Slierwin
13%
100
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
24 %
2,315
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
32
Jan
33%
33%
1,250
19'
100
18%
Feb
7%
425
6%
Jan
alO% all Va
8 Va
8 V*
350
6%
10'A Mar
7'/o
Co
33% Mar
Sicks'
Assurance
19
com
A
Southern
Canada
11
1,620
10
14%
Feb
14%
11%
15 V*
I,636
14
Jan
15% Mar
Texaco
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
5%
40
6% Mar
7%
Feb
Standard
Steel
_
Feb
Steinbergs
Feb
Feb
Trans
Paper
4.85
Jan
57/a Mar
23%
Jan
29% Mar
United
8,260
12,292
21%
Jan
24% Mar
Viau
7 Va
Jan
11%
Walker
Triad
Apr
19
%
19%
490
15
Jan
14%
14%
15%
700
13
Mar
5 VA
5%
700
10
1,050
8%
Jan
10
22%
23%
II,510
20 Va
Jan
21%
24% Mar
22 %
550
18%
Jan
al7%
al7
180
16
Jan
17
15%
15%
15%
625
11%
Jan
62
62
25
21%
21
21%
975
al03%al03%
5
10
23%
37
of
Acceptance
Corp
International
Nickel
International Paper
■
10
36%
37%
International
of
Utilities
preferred
For footnotes,
__—,
Corp
5,440-
3.90
Jan
20
Mar
Webb & Knaop
15% -Apr
5% Mar
15 %
Weston
(Geo)
Class
A
42.
Feb
7,90
Apr
Jan
27
Jan
33
Jan
Mar
100
2.40
3,OoO
Mar
.40%
Mar
Jan
46
Jan
6
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
3.10 Mar
Mar
55% Mar
7,571
2.65
200
a
1.50
40
52
37%
9,030
15 %
16%
11%
11%
45
diq
17
■
Apr
18%
Feb
Jan
16%
Feb
Mar
12%
200
•!
)1
11
30.030
v
4.60
»
:
.
.
20
12
3,207
72
1n' v.
po
12%
13%
23
2 j Va
44,o<>3
99%
99%
25
Apr
77% Mar
11% Mar
Jan
,1
-H
V*
13%
-
Jan
100%
17%
17%
19
14.740
29%
29 Va
29%
6,768
27
Jan
32
253
29
Jan
32
41%
42
153
*iO
Jul)
•iZ
45% M«r
47
35
11%
-
32%
32 %
33
150
30
121
121
10
120
6%
6%
6%
400
19%
24%
450
32
32%
26
26
%
19% Mar
Jan
•
32 %
*
28
21
100
55
i-
55
55
10
350
75
79 %
3,358
25%
26%
4,910
65
50
60 Va
61
477
58
10
5.95
24%
2.30
2.45
6%
14
44%
43%
44%
3.00
3.50
55
Apr
IOYb Mar
Apr
79%
19%
Jan
267/a
Jan
65
Mar
Feb
64
Feb
5.00
19%
2,545
3.50
Feb
-
59
100
18,090
.
i
Jan
1,555
14
6
Apr
34% Mar
29
>
Jan
2.400
.57/b
V
Jan
8%
7.290
2.35
Jan
Feo
67%
1.684
23%
23%
A
Jan
Jail
24%
Jan
?■%
Apr
Mar
'
■
Apr
5,525
Apr
%
125
Jan
19%
10
*
Jan
,t
55
*
—
*
Jan
297/b
32
«
common
Apr
24% Mar
.au
99
Apr
12
Feb"
Jan
10%
5,750
23 Va
Jan
9
Apr
6.00
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
7%.Mar
12
76
o
40%
16%
,
77
12
12
77
nq
36% Mar
14%
9
b->
8%
3.45 Mar
49
45
8%
a51
Feb
Jan
100
"*U
45% A
100
Worts
(Canada) Ltd
class
1.75
Apr
Apr
Feb
6.00 Mar
Jan
24% Mar
3.15 Mar
Jan
8%
5% Mar
Jan
13
Jan
14% Mar
38 %
Jan
46
Mar
Mar
Zellers
Limited
4%%
62
Apr
Prices
17
50
51 %
1,040
45%
Jan
99
51%
99
5
99
%
Apr
75
825
68
Jan
12
435
10%
Jan
12% Mar
68
69
950
63%
Feb
17%
69 Va
17
17%
86,906
14%
Jan
18
19%
Jan
21
10
Jan
12% Mar
Avalon Telephone Co
Bailey Selburn Oil &
17%
Jan
21
Barvallee
45
Jan
46 Va
Jan
19%
Apr
20 3
Jan
76
Apr
76
58%
Feb
60
51
99
71 %
71
69
20
20
100
11%
11%
12%
3,493
19%
19%
19%
380
a45
a45
a45
35
20
2,303
19%
19%
76
76
25
60
60
60
100
16%
Jan
2.80 Mar
21
3.25
100
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
Atlas
Telefilms
Feb
Mar
Co Ltd
Bearice
21 Va
Jan
36%
19%
Feb
.T^n
12
Feb
78%
78%
105
69%
Jan
78%
Apr
12%
13
3,525
10
Jan
13% Mar
24%
25
"—.—
Lake
8 %
3c
2,000
3c
Jan
3%c
17,583
3 %c
Jan
Blucwater Oil &
—
52c
34 %c
8
45c
Jan
60c
I
14,971
31c
Feb
37c
Feb
5%c
1,000
5%c
Apr
6%c
Feb
8Va
8.35
515
•
b
\ 7% Jan
8 cO
8.75 Mar
4 95
Jan
100
3c
Jan
3c
8c
9c
28,600
5c
Jan
15c
Mar
Ltd. __1
Mines
4c
4c
4,000
2%c Jan-
4c
Apr
40c
45c
1,000
35c
50c
Mar
11
'.100
11
ale
9c
—1
—
11%
TOO
22c
—1
___.
1
11%
20c
-
___1
___
.
11
_*
common—
—
'
100
10%
Mar
Apr
3,200
17c
3c
Jan
6%
Feb
7%c
25c
750
25c
.
5,900
-
"
~
7,160
22%
Jan
3.65
5.520
3.25
Jan
19%
275
15%
Jan
37%
37%
102% 102 %
8 Vi
8%
390
37
Jan
39%
Feb
30
100
Jan
102 %
Apr
,Jan
Feb
5c
Mar
33c
Mar
Jan
8%
Apr
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
16c
8,200
1
3c
3c
4,500
3c
5c
Jaj)
53c
53c
1,000
45c
Jan
65c
Mar
6%c
6c
6%c
6c
Mar
10c
17%
17%
17%
300
15c
Mar
600
7'A
4.00
23%
;Bonnyyille Oil & Refining Corp
Feb
Feb
Bornite
Jan
Eouzan
Burnt
Hills
38%
38%
305
38 Va
Apr
44 V
Jan
Cplumet
46
46
111
42%
Jan
46
Apr
Canadian
9
9
100
7%
Jan
47%
47
47%
1,910
A2 Vb
al9% al9%
25
Ltd——————T
Mines Ltd— __1
Uranium
Canadian
Dredge
&
Feb
Canadian
Gencval
Investments
Canadian
Homestead
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
Canadian
3.00
Jan
4.00
Jan
Canadian
13%
Jan
18% Mar
800
•b
Canalask
15
Jan
Kodiak
Power
Canorama
Jan
12%
Apr
Carbec
7.40
Jan
10%
Apr
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central
Manitoba
3.15
42 %
43%
783
>
48%
49%
1,687
45
42%
J
24
i
„
t
1.545
-t
20%
43%
VA
*
56
55%
58
a92
a92
a92
16 %
16%
64 Va
67
2
Jan
an
Jan
% Mar
5.00
45
Apr
Mar
Jan
-
6,600
14
Jan
Jan
Mar
20
3c
4,000
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7 Va
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14%
14%
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16
Feb
36
36
100
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35
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1 000
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Paper
80c
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92 c
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6,303
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2,953
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3 ">3.
4.215
20
37%
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Mar
24% Mar
Jan
14%
Apr
20 % Mar
43%
Apr
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Feb
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Cleveland Copper Corp—
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Apr
91
Feb
15
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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1.35
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Feb
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Chess
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CHibougamau Copper Corp
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1
49% Mar
43''~
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7.60
49
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8,435
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&
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2.237
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I
7
3
Feb
20
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19
2,200
15
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49
17%
225
&
—
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20%
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Mines
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Feb
19
a3.75
23%
.—1
—
Tungsten
Common
17%
15
—_
—
'
9 % Mar
13
15
Corp
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•
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■
Jan
13c
.
1
24 %
3.60
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25c
•
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Apr
11%
Feb
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Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
46
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7%
preferred
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67
8c
2,015
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Ltd
—
19%
-7.60
High
Jan
8
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Gas
Ltd
Mining
Bay
Red
Ltd
Placer Mining
Beldir.g-Corticelli Ltd
Apr
Jan
A
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Apr
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s
.
8,500
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Mar
797
w.
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58c
Mar
1,000
*
,
Hieh
Low
Ltd
Aumaque Gold
2,035
i
*
Sales
for Week
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5
Ltd—
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10%
20%
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Ltd
Jan
18%
24
Apr
Mar
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3c
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75% Mar
36%
17%
350
5%C
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Apr
32
__
42
46
-
of Prices,
Par
Mar
18
37%
Jan
45 J/4 Mar
Mar
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Sale Price
Mar
10%
102%
35
45
Jan
10%
3.65
26%
25
Apr
57
Jan
41
45
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Last
Mar
36%
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Are
Feb
18%
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STOCKS
Jan
2,997
•
Friday
37% Mar
9.90
Jan
18
525
Canadian Stock Exchange
a
Feb
41
41
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—
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8.40
*
:
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preferred
15%
600
3.90
2.45 Mar
40
2,725
52%
26%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
50
26
Feb
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,
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&
100
5
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30
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28.825
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24
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7.25 Mar
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65
16%
100
com
140
1,447"•
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5.00
common
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16%
•
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12%
preferred
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Apr
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50
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10%
$4.50
13 %
26%
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Jan
52
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_
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9.75
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.
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2.65
*
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4.10
:
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5.80
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A
Feb
16
3.30
44
A
Pipeline
11%
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
21
Jan
_——50
9.75
£1
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Apr
7%
-*
lo%
•
18%
975
Feb
22% Mar
a17%
A
Ltd
4.60
common
325
16
_
Canada
3,385
19%
class
10%
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18%
415
Canada
Canada
Rights
Jan
1,425
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of
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18%
26%
o
_—-1
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Co
12%
______
52%
30%
10
—
Toronto-Dominion
37
•
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17%
Jan
8%
Power
8%
20c
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Howard Smith
Hudson Bay
Jan
47
*
7% Mar
100
class
15%
313
6 %
i__:
Jan
*
1,773
30
*
Co
Southam
Jan
•
International
17
25%
•—*
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Apr
7% Mar
11% Jan
a3.75
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11% Mar
50
25%
*
4%
1
Renfrew
Jan
12
46
50
100
7%
5
Andy Co
Jan
10% Mar:
4u
12%
.*
a.—_—
class
of
125
•
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100
16%
.
13%
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*
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1,360
?
11%
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1 2 <•)
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1%
Paper
11%
,
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preferred
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—1
common
11 %
14%
24%
Williams
5,370
5%,
A
pfd
7 %
•
—
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Apr
8%
common
pfd
11
*
FAo
16%
45 %
^
6%
100
Feb
96
20c
common
A
100
24
19
1
Ltd
68
Mar
2,100
■
4
15
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
common
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common-*
11
•
Dynamics
Farms
5%
7%
10
Gatineau Power common
5%
preferred
Warrants
12
13%
—5
preferred
(Chas E)
Jan
93
Company———*
Cement
Corp
preferred
1,085
•
58
5
16%
15
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—___•
1
25
•
u
130
preferred—50
B
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class
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24
1
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*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
V
12%
50
of
65
i/„
18%
common
new
11%
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Jan
15 % Mar
65
100
24
•
Corp
42%
Jan
i—.—
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Lawrence
•
preferred
Feb
13%
-—1
(Canada)
39 V4
•
A
41
455
•
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Paper
1,958
•
206
*
r.
25
common
42
14 Va
*
common
5%
(James)
(AV)
3,285
Feb
1
Co
Roe
51%
100
Canadian
Ltd
Robertson
Jan
Mar
21'A
•
Co
8 V*
36
50%
•
Electrolux
Cos
Feb
Feb
20 %
3%
Canada
Feb
41%
14%
*
Mar:
•
27
50
"A"
Class
Apr
Mar
•
Ltd
Eddy Paper Co class
Foundation
Va
15%
27%
11%
com
Feb
16 Va
,
Ltd
Canada
29'
11%
preferred
Hudson's
4,060
11V*
Brewery
&
27
24
Bros Ltd
Class
25%
29%
& Steel
Stores
Motor
Reitman's
29
Dominion Tar & Chemical
common—•
Preferred
23 Va
Dominion Textile common
•
Oil
7
33
Jan
Co.
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
1.60 Mar
11% Mar
Rolland
*
Dominion
Guardian
300
preferred—10
Dominion
Corp
Famous Players
Fleetwood Corp
Apr
Jan
a
12%
475
23%
—
of
9%
7%
27%
Glass common
Steel & Coal
&
3,640
97c
a__
35 %
24
preferred
24%
7.90
—•
6%
1,755
—
Jan
2
Preferred
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15%
5%
Corsets
26%
*
Warrants
Jan
•
Dominion
7%%
5
45
Jan
2.50
Dominion
Donohue
400
29%
Bridge
Dominion
90,119
19%
•
Seagrams
Dominion
1.35
10%
a
25
Petroleum
Dominion
624
25%
International Ltd preferred—100
Distillers
46 %
23%
•
Feb
125%
*
.
A
Ores
&
25%
•
28%
1
Transport
Natural Gas
893
Ltd
Jan
<±4
common
class
common
Iron
Bros
839
A
"24%
18
Quebec
130
Co
class
1,300
58% Mar
28 V*
*
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27
Jan
Feb
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Jan
26
Jan
27%
*
Coronation Credit
10%
14
28
•
Jan
50
39
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9%
160
Apr
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Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smeltine
Apr
100
-14% Mar
200
33 Va
338
Ltd
Mar
20
9%
42
___5
of Canada
27 VA
•
Co
107
Apr
17%
6,938
2,400
Farm
Cellulose
Feb
20
58%
35 Va
13
Combined
100
50
17%
Corp
28
*
325
20
58 VA
Premium
r
Jan
23,020
106
—100
common
Provincial
Jan
Mar
27 V*
8%
10%
'
Feb
1
Price
34
33 %•
19% Mar
*
Feb
7%
19%
Jan
Power
Apr
14%
21
17%
Mar
37
13%
:
Ltd
42% Mar
39%
Vickers
Columbia
Penmans
53
97C
51%
1,275
6
%
.—*
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Pcge-Hersey
Apr
14%
45 Va
27
18%
19
*
Jan
20
—*
Mills
Warrants
4.75 Mar
Jan
34
Apr
Jan
15%
r
26%
____*
Petroleums
Jan
1
Ltd
A
—
Pacific
50
7%
14%
31
15,315
26%
Jan
12
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Jan
Mar
9%
class
Wholesale
100
10%
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100
Jan
Apr
18
105
——100
a
Steel. Products
2,775
39
common
13
Jan
8%
34,945
I
'
20
Oshawa
14%
12%
Railway
13%
Feb
52%
33%
45%
*
Companies
Pacific
——-*
Feb
41 %
12%
Co
18%
Light & Power
Flour
14
39 V*
Locomotive-
Canadian
18%
Ontario
49% Mar
Jan
Scotia
52%
50
Canadian
———10
Jan
Placer Development
com—•
Preferred
37
17%
—
•
Industries
International Power
14 %
37
> 16
Ltd
1
Canadian
Canadian
3.80
Nova
Ogilvie
40 %
14
•
Canadian
16
13%
_______
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Hydrocarbons
150
11%
49
25
Huskv
18
Steel
Car Corp
*
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48%
••
;
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class A_50c■? rall%
B
Canadian
$2
47%
440
2,421
24%
Morse
Canadian
Indus
7%
%
25
Chemical
$1.25
Jan
4.50
•
—.
Canadian
Home
7%
35%
common
Canadian
Home
1,748
35
•
series
Hardee
7%
•
A
17%
V: 14
4%%, pfd
& Chemical
Drug
•
series
Holt,
52 Va
4.75
Canadian
17%
—*
Trust
& Co
10
common
Handy
Mar
'
Alumin common
37%
16%
liu^s
•
Electronics
Bronze
Great
50
Warrants
Canadian
Frosst
335
4.40
12.50
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
French
48%
51%
4.40
•
common
preferred
Canadian Aviation
Fraser
Mar
35%
10
5%
31
_______—40
•
common
2,140
-j——_
—20
common
37%
Noranda Mines Ltd
Jan
7%
•
Foundries
36%
Mar
46
•
Iron
37
Feb
Feb
1.05 Mar
390
•
preferred
30%
Jan
50
51
1
common
26 % Mar
16
34%
Apr
47%
25
A
530
common—5
47% Mar
93c
47%
49
Montreal
Apr
28Va Mar
47%
10
.
Canada
Ford
47%
51%
25
7%
25
Canada (1959) Ltd
Power
Canada
Du
439,042
•
Products
Calgary
Dow
21,675
1.02
1.01
Chemical
Mills
Dome
48 V4
93r
*
Company
Crush
29
47%
42%
40
47%
Rights
Corbys
29
48%
50
British
Bruck
1.40
Jan
43
50
Columbia
Brown
Mar
•
preferred
Columbia
British
27'A
National
90c
57%
50
British
27
*
Locomotive
National
Jan
27
Ltd"
Preferred
Montreal
63 VA
•
common
'.
B
95c
Electric—
preferred
Bond
Class'
Mar
71%
50
pfd__
Traction Light & Power
Brockville
Jan
39
61%
50
preferred
Brooke
Jan
12
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Breweries
73
50
Columbia
5 % %
Molson
Apr
Feb
__
common
preferred
63'/a
25
preferred
5%%
American
4 Va %
5%%
Jan
24
33
£1
Mersey
British
Massey-Ferguson
Mar
37%
•
Paper
Brazilian
50%
38
67
10%
Powell River
Power
&
Tel
(Robij
1.01
Corp 5%
preferred
&
37
•
1
Tel
35 VA
•
A
:
Eowaters
Maritime
7% Mar
46 Va
10
Paper class
Telephone
Rights
51/2 7o
6% Feb
.
1.39
Bell
Bowater
10,979
Jan
725
3
—
Lawrence
High
60%
11
*
.
Ltd
St
Low
4,090
11
11
'
MacMillan Bloedel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
65%
5
common-'
Ltd
Shares
67
—10
(John)
(M)
Lower
Jan
10
B
Bowater
Loeb
lviar
Low
67
Secord
10
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst
Laura
Apr
22 va
20
Jan
Ltd
Service
37%
•
Montreal
of
7%
22%
19% Jan
19%
Public
35%
46%
Rights
Bank
IVa
Jan
Labatt
oan
180
:•
Jamaica
mar
450
20
20
pfd—50
i
va
24
•
Canada 4%%
Bank
42
275
7%
Ltd
Apr
23 V2
-•
Corp
Steels
37%
22 %
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
pfd—50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co. $2.90
pfd
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
•
Asbestos
7,085
1
High
23%
•
of
Low
22%
Co
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
High
39%
•
common
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Albert
Low
37%
37%
Range Since Jan.
25
Sugar
Acadia-Atlantic
Shares
Interprovlncial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Exchange
Expressed in
.
.
17% May
1.00
Feb
4%c .Jan
■
5c
Jan
99c
Apr
1.22 Mar
18%
Jan
1.50 Mar
*
,
Volume
'Number 6045
193
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1591)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
-—
Sale Price
Par
Ltd
Dalfen's
Dominion
Engineering
Dominion Oilcloth
East
Kootenay
Oil
Empire
Mines
Falconbridge
Fleet
Mfg
Ltd
Fundy Bay
Haitian
Copper
KOntiki
1V2C Mar
Mar
3V2C Jan
2,558
38 Va
Jan
Apr
Trans
Mountain
2c
Jan
3c
Mar
Union
Gas
United
11V2C Mar
49
10,000
46c
Jan
71c
Mar
1,500
2c
Mar
3c
Feb
150
3.00
30
30
30
6%C
5c
7 Vac
25c
23c
"25c
„
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1
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Acceptance
Labrador
1
30
20,700
35
Apr
Jan
Jan
25c
Ltd
Maritime?
Massval
(Walter
2,500
3V2c
Jan
6c
40c
Jan
48c
Mines
3V2C
Jan
5c
2Vac
83c
81c
2Vac
6,000
86c
28
2V2C
Jan
80c
Mar
25 Va
8,000
28 %
10c
125
10c
61c
61c'
Ltd—L»
class
.
1,000.
Feb
5.00
27,022
4c
3c
Island
Merrill
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau
" 4c
8c
1,000
.Jan
t15c
72c
4.40 Mar
.
3c
5.00
Royal
Native
Minerals
Dairies
Jan
5c
Davies
Uranium
52c..
37c
35c
39c
9,900
35c
Apr
27
26
27
950
25
Jan
1.00
1.00
1,800
85c
Feb
•'
28 Va
Corp
•
8c
Abacus
27
'
Rare
47c
Jan
15c
Feb
4,250
52c
12c
Jan
6c
Jan
9c
Mar
40c
Explorers
Uranium
5%
3,500
Jan
7c
Mar
13c
Paudash
Mines
Pennbec
7%c
6
7%c
Apr
7%c
Mining
Porcupine
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15,536
4 VaC
Feb
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58%
Apr
46
175
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Jan
2 VaC
Feb
3c
3 Vac
88,875
2c
Jan
3VaC
21c
25c
69,000
13c
Jan
30c
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Feb
2.80
500
38c
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1
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100
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35 Vac
1
7c
1
6%
lion
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6.75
1.70
2.85
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8c
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52c
Jan
32
Mar
6c
Jan
7%c
—
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Cobalt
Quebec
Lithium
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2 VaC
4,500
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Feb
11c
22,000
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Feb
10c
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&
68
68%
C
Feb
200
8»A
700
2.32
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Jan
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Apr
2.70
Jan
1
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5,500
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43
21 Va
490
43%
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Mar
20 Va
Feb
21 Vs
Apr
9 r.
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Jan
450
2 Vac
9,500
9 VaC
500
9 VaC
2
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200
2.00
40c
40c
700
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St
Lawrence
St
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71c
Feb
25c
35c
23,500
15c
Feb
1.50
15,200
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Corp.
5c
6c
Mar
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Jan
7,000
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.
603
3.75
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27%
Jan
27% Mar
8c
6c
10.000
39
200
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Advocate
Alberta
Mines
Gas
American
Jan
9 VaC Mar
39
Trunk
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Beatty
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Campbell Chibougamau
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Delhi
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4%c
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Jan
Mar
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Feb
Jan
55c
300
46c
Jan
61c
3c
3c
1,000
3c
Jan
3 Vac Mar
67,000
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Central-Del
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Fanny
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550
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1,050
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54
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57
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Mar
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19%
19
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24%
22%
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1,876
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25
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23
11 Va
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class
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114 a r
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140
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83c
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40,700
2,100
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Feb
13%
17c
Feb
38c
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20
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12%
28c
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156,825
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63%
72 /s
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1.55
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36%
955
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400
33
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300
1.35
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31
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60
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31
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22
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73% Mar
1.55
6,450
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1.34
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13c
25,000
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91c
96c
2,300
57c
-
44%
Jan
Jan
22% Mar
Jan
47c
Mar
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
16Vac
Feb
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7 /ac
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28 Va
12c
81/aC
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21,200
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18,600
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7 %c Mar
200
41%
Feb
44 Va
Jan
175
27'A
Apr
35
Jan
7c
Jan
12c
11J8
9c
7c
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27 %
9,645
6%
Jan
11%
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9c
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410
44.887
4
3.001
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preferred
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21c
33
Columbia
British
Columbia
Apr
British
Columbia
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British
Columbia
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Apr
Apr
Brockville
Mar
96c
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21
25 Va Mar
Jan
45c
Apr
Feb
1.20
25,550
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6,584
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3,000
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Feb
68c
12c
6%c
73c
14,249
57c
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78c
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85,430
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15c
Mar
Mar
13 Va
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53c
47'A
51 Va
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Jan
56c
570
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Jan
49
160
52 %
Feb
Feb
49 Va
Feb
7%
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30
Jan
33
30
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7,475
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6
Jan
70
43 V4 Mot
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45 Va
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3.00
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15,126
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14
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Mar
39c
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8c
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48'A
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1,376
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33
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39c
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1,600
18,000
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49c
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Jan
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Apr
•
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Jan
66%
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class
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59%
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0
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23
25
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51c
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93c
50
50
—1
preferred—50
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Britalta
Petroleums
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8.85 Mar
18% Mar
575
25
preferred—
6
13%
Jan
52c
48
1.01
1
11
Mar
3.50
1
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50
10
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350
22/a
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1,175
580
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4
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201
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2.75
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26
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95c
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Jan
64,980
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1,60 Feb
Jan
21%
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50c
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7
2.75
1
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-Feb
1.07
11,034
1
50 % Mar
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48
365
10
12 A
37c
1
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7%
Apr
Mar
Mar
32%
Mar
1
4
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9%
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92c
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39
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100
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25
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7 %c
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71c
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Jan
Jan
33
Jan
29
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28c
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8.75
Feb
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preferred
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Feb
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335
3Vac
Jan
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12c.
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52
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8.40
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43c
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class
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37c
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6%c
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1,450
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10
10
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warrants—.
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12,225
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3.00
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Ltd
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253
—
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class
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9,620
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14 %c
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3.00
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38 V2c
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Feb
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4,584
43c
10
1
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43
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1
46c
8c
43c
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25
45% Mar
15 V2c Mar
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,
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40 %
Feb
7.10
1
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class
Products
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5
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7
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1
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Jan
22c
315
9,260
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39
Bidcop Mines Ltd
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47
2.80
Jan
23
;
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Feb
1
4.80.A-PI"
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21
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2.15
37%
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0
23
21 Va
46%
18c
1
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•
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Jan
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46%
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1
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4.10 Mar
5,500
21c
Jan
21 Va
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16c
Feb
Mar
2.75 Mar
Jan
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common
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38
Jan
1
Jan
16
17,775
25
Mar
19
Feb
Feb
2.25
2.25
4.00
32 Va
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Jan
695
5,327
Jan
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Lumber
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37%
37
Mar
14% Mar
Jan
7.90
525
18 V2
18
5.50
7VaC
Telephone
Bevcon
Feb
class A_*
Corp
18%
37%
108
Jan
Jan
14
1.65
common—.,
—
Bethlehem
Apr
7.35
-
3,370
,
31%
Mines
Beaver
Apr
11%
5.10
6,604
17%
2,350
Mines
Belcher
Mar
11
7.30
4.80
Co
,
14%
17
4.05 Mar
7.15
.
,
19%
Gold
Club Ltd
32
Feb
19
Ltd
common
of
Consol
Jan
17
4.45
Ltd^__
Hollinger
24%
200
5.05
Candy
Ford
1,275
21%
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31%
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Co
Mines
31
iVA
4.75
Corp
Zellerbach
Denison
Jan
19 V«
Oils
Wines
Paper
Gas
3.10
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Products
Chateau-Gal
500
10c
Rand
Consolidated
Consumers
—
Ltd
Ingersoll
Silk
3.85
31%
1.66%
Sugar
Oil
Canadian
3.75
108
14'/a
40
class
B
Beatty
4c
55c
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Devonian
105 Va
1
Nickel
Rights
Ltd
157
107 V2
17%
*
Bros
Lodge
Jan
55c
_
3.75
Mines
32% Mar
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Feb
3 %c
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Co
1.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
11,116
—
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6c
21 100
3c
1
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Jan
24 Va
50c
15,740
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Uranium
Class
Apr
STOCKS
Ltd—
Motors
1.50
17,337
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Bathurst
Bell
UNLISTED
22,950
20c
Petroleums
Bata
2 VaC
2,103
4%c
Apr
30
Baska
Tan
Apr
27,375
1.90
31%
85c
2.05
—
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Arcadia
Metals
Base
4.60 Mar
50
8.100
1.60
class
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Barymin
Apr
1.15
1.00 Mar
A
Nova Scotia
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1.30
1.55
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of
Apr
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Bankeno
Bank
Jan
50
Hardware
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5c
2.40
Jan
1.80
128
Bank of
16 %c Mar
Jan
3c
27%
3%c
4C
1
Ltd-
Jan
31%
30
81,318
c
38%
1
Ltd
9c
4,020
43
5 Va
6c
1
Ltd
Co
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1,400
2,000
1.10
39
Banff
1.80
31%
4.75
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5%%
preferred
Mar
4.10
1.15
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40,740
35%
—
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8c
27%
4.10
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1.65
6c
43
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Mineral
Oil
_
2.40
8
Mines
Fabric
Jan
38c
3V2C Mar
1.95
9,112
Jan
34%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Mar
6 %c
13c 14 Vac
•
Weedon
Jan
35c
7 Vac
3 %c
_
_
1.45
Auto
53c
2,900
7,100
Mar
1.50 Mar
Mar
47c
warrants—
Oil
Gold
77c
35%
common
Electric
20 Va Mar
20c
Gold Mines
'Feb
11c
125
class
River
15% "Feb
6c
-30
Ltd
Jan
&
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—
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Apr
Jan
4%c
2.25
Feb
17
66c
44c
69c
Jan
Mar
2.00
—;n;-!
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Auto
4.50
62c
-
preferred
Aunor
16c
Jan
3V2C
lc
Aumaque
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
2.80
—
20c
Aumacho
Apr
2.53
|
6c
7 V2C
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6 %C
1
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118
90c
Jan
1
pfd
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Explorations
Virginia
1.46
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—
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Corn
Prmeionl
:
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Corporations
Westbnrne
25
191,105
—
1
Ltd
Jan
8c
122
1.50
1.50
Fund-
2,500
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Jan
122
1
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United
Wendell
9C
14
1.15
33c
Corp
Corp
25
al3
Jan
7
122
*
_
United
Ventures
Jan
Feb
1.35
100
pfd
Ltd-
Petroleum
Vanguard
94c
9,669
—1
6%
Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd-
fin i ted
212,030
8%
*
Mines Led
Exploration
Titan
2.53
8%
5.25
10c
67c
Rights
5.95 Mar
Jan
al3
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Trap.s-Cana.da
65c
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9,100
8%'
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5,021
90c
2.10
2.5T
—
Services
Warrant
5.75
78c
•
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Mines
Canada
Air
5.55
5.75
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class
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1
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(1957)
Stores
•
Southern
Tib
Metals
Inc
Development
flr
Smith
Columbian
Gas
Nickel
Steels
Atlin
1,000
1
—
Mines
Coast
Atlas
8 VaC
50c
Acceptance
Jan
46c
Jan
Feb
44c
1
Pete
Atlantic
Atlas
6c
25
preferred
Imperial
Associated
6,200
50
4%
Atlantic
Feb
14c
Apr
Apr
7 Vac
20c
Larder Mines
Rare Earth
Temple
Jan
95
435
7Vac
Ashdown
20Va
Jan
20
1
Ash
Feb
46
21 Va
_
12c
Jan
36 Va
2c
.
—
3%c Feb
Jan
91%
2.04
Mines
Gold
Apr
Jan
19 Va
175
17
15c
$2.50
23
14%
850
—
*
Arjon
Mar
*
Petroleums
Asamera
24
7,260
1
Apr
5.25 Mar
Jan
9 %c
*
—
_
4.85
Feb
Jan
Feb
23 % Mar
3,180
12VaC 12Vac
2.25
Controls
Corp
High
20
3.90
-a---?;
Argus
Feb
Feb
"l
Ltd
2.48
;
13 %c
-,42% Mar
*
Ltd
Mines
'
10c
American Exploration
Area
' 4
95
3.75
warrants——,
Nepheline
Arcadia
8 Va Mar
.To V)
2.00
2.0o
10c HVaC
11c
K
20
Mines
Mining Corp
Foo's Enterprises
68 V*
Feb
•
7c
—
preferred
Anthes
'
Mar
37% Apr
23
3.75
Ansil
Jan
Jan
7
3c
2 %c
3c
45
315
12VaC
Anglo Rouyn Mines,—
Jan
...
20
7c
10
Minerals
Anglo Canadian
Anglo Huronian
Jan
22 %
7,698
4
14%
Leduc
Anglo
23 V2
L<»«
8c
1,300
10c
95
*
Lead
Range Since Jan. 1
*
39%
23 Va
—
10
._
Ancuor
10c
*
100
Gas
Bldg
Analogue
Htrh
37%
—
warrants
Co
Shares-
*
Roxana
Anacon
Apr
2.45 Mar
300
4.85
1
5
,
American
Apr
13 VaC
Jan
63
44,785
4.85.
4.85
1
_
3.75
4.60
''
1
_
Lrw
_*
common
American
.Feb
20c
.•an
.
43
210
2.55
8
__1
Corporation
Development
Gold
27
44
2.55
•
Ltd
Robc.val
Ruby
500
_50
ptd—
__!
preferred
Crest
154,500
43%
for Week
Range
1
Central common
!
4 Va %
7.00 Mar
1.70
10 c
44
Apr
Apr
*
Gold
———■—.
Trunk
Amalgamated
Jan
10c
Jan
9c
11c
1
50
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telenhone Corp common
5%V
Jan
A5
20c
2.30
2nd
Ltd—
Producers
Gas
Quebec
Red
1
9c
,
1
Ltd-,
8c
5.40
2 %c
,
1.60
17%
1
Ltd
Natural
Aluminum
Mar
16c
18 %c
•
Mills
iy
Jan
Apr
Sales
Week's
1.10
Aluminium
Mar
Jan
25%
6,000
1.10
16%
Exchange
*
Shoe,
Alminex
Jan
Jan
31c
1 500
Ltd
_
Jan
■
in Canadian Dollars
*
preferred
A
Algonquin
Jan
Feb
5Vac
800
1.70
Ltd
Steel
Quebec
9c
6.55
2
partic
cum
Gas
Premier
9c
niu_ j
Ltd
pfd
15%
1,795
of Prices
Jan
*
Corp
cumul. 1st
18%
1
—
Warrants
of Canada—
Corp
4%%
Apr
1-.TZ:
Expressed
23
Algoma Steel
Mar
_
Co
14%
2,700
*
trust
Gas
Algoma
Jan
390
2 %.c
„
(Quebec»
Prime,Mines
Feb
2,340
1
Ltd
Distillers
Class
Apr
5 Vac
3c
Ltd
Ltd
Gold .Mining
Pitt
9
1.60
100
—
Yellowknife
Alberta
Jan
58 Va
Mines
Class A
8 % Mar
21c
Ltd
Mines
11,706
17 %
23 Va
Oil
&
Mines
Voting
Mar
8c
Are
Warrants
Mar
32c
438
1
•
Copper Mines
Orchan
14%
1.53
25
Explorations
Alberta
'
OpernisKa
Apr
167/8
38
Sugar common
Surpass
Alberta
Jan
3,000
5c
al %c
Alba
Apr
2,500
58 %
_
Opemisca
Va
18%
*
Akaitcho
1.05 Mar
1.05
8c
7%.c
5c
58 %
Ltd __1
Ltd—
(1945)
41
1.57
1.,
:
Amalgamated
Obalski
42
Jan
18%
.—*
A
Agnico
Jan
5% Jan
22c
Atlantic
Agnew
Mar
30%
Jan
40c
7c
7%c
I
Quebec Power Co Ltd
Jan
"
—
Gas
Acme
1.01 Mar
7%
6c
,
7c
50c
Corp
38 Va
38
13 V2
par
L_,
Pro.erred
Advocate
Jan
40c
8c
40c
Co Ltd- _10
Metals
100
425
14'/a
Shown
Acadia Uranium Mines
"Jan
50c
7%
1
Lcd___—
Asbestos
Am< rican
Apr
A..r
42
41 %
Last
Ltd,
Mines
Class
Mar
27
Feb
5
10,500 '
1.05
Apr
25
Mar
160
7,700.'
19c
84c
i-i7 Vh
Jan
1
:
92c
16 %c
__
American
Jan
9.80 Mar
45 V2
40
17 V«
Abitibi Power & Paper common.
,
5,875
a9%
17c
Ltd..
Mining
11c
10c
.
28 Ve
a9%
-~
6 Va Mar
17%
50c
North
Jan
•
'■•.."V,
Feb
1.05
Ltd
North
Northern
Apr
—
•
Mines
Mines
37%
Friday
Feb
43c
-
__1
Santiago Mines Ltd
West
Normetfil
13 V*
2,000
'
„1
Ltd
New
Mines
Feb
43c
1
88c
Ltd
New
Nocana
12%
43c
-
*
Light & Pwr
Amulet
725
*
Mines
Lake
Jack
New
200
1,100
90c
Ltd
Formaque
Newfoundland
9,509
Sale Price
Acadia
7 Va
al4
1
;
Petroleums
New
New
45 %
STOCKS
Feb
23 Va
*
Ltd
Ltd
41V2
Toronto Stock
Apr
7
III
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Pleasant
Mount
45 Va
Mar
al3
V'
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Mount
4.10
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
22%
_
Ltd
common-
Mines
Jan
695
Ltd
Prices
Jan
al4
~1
Corp
3.20
1,260
Jan
1.00
23%
*
_
Ltd
2,400
9.50
-28% Mar
46c
"1,000
4.80
4.95
1
A_ —5
Ltd
Mines
1.60 Mar
4.05
9.00
Jan
Ltd_l_l
Ltd
Distilleries
Feb
3.80
9.0C
•
Co
Jan
500
•
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
1,300
4.05
40
Ltd
Feb
200
'
M>
Mining Corp
1
High
,
•
A
Ltd
Transmission
Mar
" 4c
1
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mining Co Ltd 1
•
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney.Co
:
8 V2C Mar
16c
-
a40c
*
—____i
Corp
'
Feb
3c
8,900
4c
•
—
2.05 Mar
a40c
2 VaC
Mining & Explora'n Co Ltd_l
(Alfred) Inc class A_
„1
Lambert
LOW.
1.36
1
red preferred
Oil Pipe Line Co!
Canada
of
Oils
Westcoast
Preferred
Labrador
1.56
Range Since Jan.
High
1.50
1
Ltd
'
a5c a5%c
c
a40c
.
.1
;
Low
1
Jan
*
Mines
cumulative
5%
Ltd
42
10,000
Feb
70c
_
Zinc
Shares
B
2c
6c
3.00
*
Mining
Class
9c
1,000
Mines
Mines
49
2 Vac
Corp__
_'
&
bleep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Traders
Finance Corp
class
2c
•
Corp.—
Lead
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
Gold
Antonio
48%
Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Ceramic
Iron
Jubilee
Feb
119
65c
r
Ltd—
Mines
400
18 Vi
24 V2
Jan
Feb
San
3.00
Hastings Mining Development^
Ltd (Frank W) class A
Iso
Jan
22 V2
117
Jan
2 Vac
common
Mining
for Week
Par
60c
_1
Horner
International
15 V2
„
15
High
Apr
9c
Mines Ltd—— _1
Ltd
Uranium
119
a3%c a3%c
48%
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd_^
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por
225
1
Ltd—
Corp
Copper
Oils
Jan. 1
—_•
( A J)
Freiman
Inc
35c
785-
119
1
(1945)
Sec
16%
33 '/a
119
•
Ltd——
Power
Futurity
1G Va
23'/a
1
Ltd
100
2 3'/a
•
100
Inc__i
Mines
& Exploration
Mines
Fontana
Foreign
Ltd
pfd
Ltd-
Nickel
Mining
Fano
7%
Minerals
&
Metal
Fab
Works
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Range Since
Low
35c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
High
35c
& Linoleum Co Ltd •
Power
Range
Low
1
_e
_
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
39
14%
Feb
15 V*
Anr
17,738
33 %
Apr
48%
Feb
Mar
49 Va
Fob
2,879
-
"58,478
110
5.150
45
1.20 Mar
9%
25c
Jan
Mar
'
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
'■
Brown
Company
Bruck
Mills
_
class
_
.
_
Low
l
_.
14
%
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan.
A
High
14%
♦
4 Va
15
4
Va
2.00
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadison
Gold
&
.if.
2.15
Jan
2.50 Jan
Consolidated
Morrison
2.30
Jan
3.70 Mar
Consolidated
1.11
3,800
«
♦
Extension
in,
__
Dry
Dock
Mines
Cadamet
Mines
&
5%
A
35%
505
8c
10c
4,500
Gas
17%
17 Va
11%
11%
12
7%
7%
V\
7 V*
Jan
4,000
4c
7c
♦»(.
41c
4%c
6c
6%
Jan
7'%
Apr
Consolidated
Sannorm
ft'
Mar
8c
Jan
23c
Jan
44c
18
7,550
13%
Jan
23%
5,325
23%
Jan
9,300
7.40
4.00
100
29
825
25%
.20
28
27 V4
28
1,374
25%
Jan
__
Crushed Cut Stone
Foundries
preferred
Malting
15%
b»
Wire
Canadian
11,920
22,487
Canadian
British
_3
6 %c
6%c
4,000
6 %
6%
.
Canadian Gas
Steel
Deer
12 %
3,130
8%
Jan
12%
4.95
6,010
Apr
2.25
4.95
4.65
Apr
3,543
2.30
Jan
13%
13%
13%
557
Apr
13%
Devon
Jan
14%
4.65
Feb
24
1,239
21%
Feb
24%
Gas
&
18%
40
18%
Apr
19%
Jan
33
33%
246
Morse
class
Products
24 Va
Canadian
Palmer
75c
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industrial
7
75c
7
7
5,100
Preferred
4,150
71c
Jan
5.00
5.00
5.10
25,310
15 %
15%"-
14%
14%-
70c
125
1,470
Mines
Distillers
1.85
73,348
1.52
Jan
11
11 Va
860
10%
Jan
8'a
210
7%
Jan
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Jan
Dominion
Feb
Dominion
84c
Apr
12
8%
Feb
4.50
Jan
7.00
Jan
52%
Jan
50 V«
5%
3,495
2.30
2.50
11,280
16%
855
24c
28c
27c
1.11
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
17
8,400
22c
Jan
40c
67c
Jan
1.35
12,981
6%
7 Va
55,171
4.40
Jan
3.35
3.70
10,970
1.30
Jan
10%
11 Va
4,773
7%
:
9%
14
78 %
78 %
78 %
5
77
3
8%
•8
8%
300
30 %c
32c
5%
85c
1,236
Duvan
9,750
3.80
6%
30c
Jan
East
Apr
East
Apr
Candore
Eddy
3.70
Elder
Feb
8%
Apr
15%
Feb
El
Jan
79
Feb
Empire
Jan
Mar
8%
42c
Eldrich
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Cayzor
1,570
9 Vac
35,272
8c
Apr
13c
20c
20c
22c
5,873
18c
Mar
39c
Jan
4.80 Mar
5%
Central
Del
Central
5,189
23 V8
Jan
29% Mar
213f
Jan
24% Mar
Fanny
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
Central
55
Apr
Fargo
55
50%
4c
29
55
166
43
Jan
4c
7,700
3c
Feb
40%
41
500
37%
Jan
47
Mar
46%
t»
Charter
•
47
115
39 Va
Jan
53 %
Feb
Famous
Jan
5c
Jan
15
80
Jan
85
17'%
515
15
Jan
15 %
15%
15 %
585
15
Jan
15%
Jan
20%
20 %
20%
145
20
Feb
20 %
Feb
33'%
32
Mar
39
Jan
Gai
Chib
Gold
Chromium
Coin
''ih
'
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Copper^ Mining
Mining
&
Gold
Key
class
j;
I,700
91c
Jan
13%
13%
4,350
12% Mar
34c 39 %c
3,800
25c
13%
Petroleum
6.40
7.10
91c
1.04
7.425
85c
Mar
9c
9c lOVaC
11,000
9c
Mar
1.12
11,600
78c
Jan
22
Jan
23
Mines
Gamma
Flin
Golden
Halliwell
16,600
10c 10 V2c
5.85
1
3.35
Mic
Mac
footnotes,
Gold
...
page 42
Apr
6c
Jan
lie
12c
14,980
7c
Mar
12c
17c
19c
32,408
16c
Mai-
2IV2C
Feb
8c
9,125
12c
Jan
25%c
25c 26 J/2 C
45,900
7%c
7J%c Mar
24 >/4C
Feb
7%c
5,566
6 J/ 2C Mai-
9 Vac
28 %c
29c
2,813
27c
35c
10
10 J/2
16,639
75c
74c
79c
4,725
29c
9.25
52c
Jan
29 Vac Mar
10%
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
93c
Mar
2.88
2.85
2.97
12,660
37%
36%
37%
8,129
31%
20%
20
20%
1,385
19% Mar
9.85
3,850
6.65
20
3,448
10%
7 J/2 '
1,845
5 Vb
Jan
7% Mar
9.60
9.35
3
19%
19%
3
7%
7%
4.00
4.25
50%
50 %
51 '/a
4,955
9%
9
9%
I,927
'/a
12
12%
150
.11%
3
common
2.85 Mar
305
3
common
3
12
11 Va
%
5 Vac
6c
lOVaC
lOVaC
11c
9,300
4c
4%c
:_3
——
68
12
3.75
Jan
10%
Jan
37% Mar
27%
.Tan
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
21% Mar
4.75 Mar
Jan
Feb
51%
7<" Jan
12,100
1
2.30
45
2,165
5%c
Mineral...
&
Apr
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
Apr
10%
455
12% Mar
Feb
69 Vb
14%
107,723
Feb
63
530
2,097
''
Jan
18 % Mar
17 Va Mar
10
Jan
4 %c
Feb
"'!Z
Jan
Feb
21
—
Mines
—
1
12% Mar
6%c
Trust—
10
Co..
Jan
&
4 J%c
Feb
Jan
1.51
Apr
1.80
2,885
1.55
Jan
1.82
39
45
25 J/tt
61 J/4
61 %
25
175
-•
MaiMar
1.30
17c
133,900
5c
6c
5,000
83
90
135
15c 15 %c
7,810
,
54,400
7%
7%
8
90
10
8%
8%
8%
I,350
3
48%
47
_3
18 %
18 Va
-
Feb
62
62
13c
90
27
Jan
Jan
1.24
15c
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
58
16c
1
40
58
1.28
—____10
25
Jan
100
__1
1
35
50
.-
Developments Ltd..—_3
common.:—————
6c
2,000
15,435
25
—
Jan
5c
61 %
Insurance..
7c
1.70
61 J/4
—
•
39
__
3
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11 %c Mar
1.57
——20
A—
Feb
5c
——.—_3
class
Jan
4c
1.51
—
—.1
i
8%c
5,700
1.60
1
1.53
i.— 1
Mines—
•
v
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Gold—.
—<—
Nickel
Players
5.00
2
%c
Jan
Jan
24 %c Mar
1.25 Mar
14%
Candy..
Uranium Mines
Oils
Farwest
Ltd
Apr
7.10
1.07
18c
1.17
23
.,——
Fleet
99c
Jan
1.30
Apr
9c
Jan
17 c
4 %c
Jan
8c
70
Jan
90
15c
Feb
20c
Mai-
7% Mar
9
Mar
Mar
9
Jan
Feb
Apr
Ford
Co
Foundation
Francoeur
Co
petroleum
Frobisher
Ltd
Fruehauf
Gaitwin
Gatineau
Feb
5r/c
Jan
Mining
5%V
4c
Apr
31%c Mar
Geco
prior
Mines
General
Dynamics
70c
Apr
General
15
15
500
13 %c
5%
10
14c
2,100
5%
8,510
General
16
16c
4.15
Jan
Petroleum
Genex
Jan
Giant
Mascot
Jan
Giant
1,570
8%
Jan
10%
Jan'
Glacier
25c
5,865
20%c
Jan
27c
Jan
Globe
1.50
200
1.30
Feb
1.85
Jan
11
11
25
11
Jan
168
20
168
Apr
80c
1.00
68,200
25c
25c
1,400
18c
18c
1.000
11
94c
63c
Jan
21 %c Mar
17c
Jan
1.50 Mar
Feb
2,346
Goldfields
12 %
Jan
5c
5,700
4c
3,210
22%
Jan
3.65
3.55
3.65
6,150
3.25
13 %c
13c
14c
28,353
19%
19
20%
2,118
4.00
3.30
4.00
350
Feb
80
107
Jan
108
Apr
17
19'A
4,613
17
Apr
——1
Apr
Goodyear
Apr
4%
Jan
Gordon
22c
Feb
Grandroy
_
19
3
8%
9
3,195
12%
12%
13%
II,185
1
class
9
1
39
39
39
5
46
44%
46
2,251
A_50c
55c
9
8%
82%
82%
_1
9c
60c
9
82 Va;
1.695
-
class
A
12 %c
26c
16%c
15%c
17c
13%
11%
13%
12,073
22%c
30c
62.800
18 %C
Jan
30c
Apr
19c 20 %c
34,600
18 %c
Feb
24c
Jan
16c
Mar
21c
26c
—1
I9%c
Canada
—
II,125
17c
17c
1.169
140
185
121
Jan
155
44
44
10
43
Jan
45
—3
5%
5,%
6 «/4
600
10 %c ll%c
18,500
3
__
2.50
21,900
475'a
2,186
35
common
3.35
21.900
14c
15c
15,133
34c
35c
7,074
30c
Jan
35c
Feb
16c
18c
32.474
15c
Jan
19c
Mar
21 %c
23c
2,500
?nc
Feb
39c
Jan
S2.80
Feb
54c.
.Tan
Class B
63c
Jan
Great
Plains
85c
Jan
Great
West
Coal
Apr
Great
West
Saddlery
45c
68c
2.44
8.961
2.44
2.22
1.80
Mar
Ja
11
Feb
2.44
_3
34
5%
10c
1.09
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
Apr
6
Va
Jan
Jan
11 %c
Apr
Jan
2.60 Mar
42
Jan
49Va Mar
840
26%
Jan
35% Mar.
25
24%
25
94
24%
Jan:
25%
12 %
12. >%
12%
545
6.25
Jan
13% Mar
_1
8
7 %
8
5.820
5%
Jan
8
Apr
—50
Preferred
3.20
4.098
Jan
13%
135
47
II.100
19c
Feb
10% Mar
44
2.10
48c
15 %c
Jan
Mar
Jan
135
2.26
—
45c
14%
3
—
Mines
Jan
9% Mar
50
common
—
47%
80c
Mar
8%c Mar
—-——1
78c
Feb
9% Mar
3,500
Power
45c
61c
4,343
Paper..'—— -_3
46c
Feb
2,000
Lakes
80c
51c
45c
Lakes
1
46Vb Mar
9.90
Granduc
__i
Jan
9J%c
9c
Great
39c
41
82 Va
Great
92,900
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
45c
14%
44 Va
Jan
Jan
Preferred
Feb
7
Jan
..
Jan
82
5c
39%
Jan
40
Apr
—__
.25
—
—*
—
Great Northern
7%
10%
20
6c
Mar
Jan
37% Mar
4,300
Feb
Warrants
20Va
Feb
45c
__3
Mines
Apr
39 Va
9.55
—
—_—.1
Mackay class A_——
Jan
>
9.90
1
_;
Ltd
__—_—
preferred
4.05
Jan
1
Mines
Mining
11 %c
5%c
1
—
Mine.——.
Tire
55c
—3
—100
common
Jan
41c
Jan
108
__
Jan
41c
6c
108
..100
4c
17c
Jan
103
7 Vb
-
4.50
Apr
3c
35c
3.25 Mar
Feb
Jan
a—1
84c
20c
Jan
36 Vs
358
Apr
23 Va
99 %
1,500
Feb
Jan
97
7.872
Jan
Feb
15 %
1,008
7%
5c
17c
7,800
4 %c
3.20
Jan
103
4%c
13c
8c
37%
7%
87,936
Feb
4 00
5 %c
4%c
Va,c 11 Vac
Feb
Jan
5%c
3 Vac
9
6c
25
36%
%C
10 %c
13% Mar
Jan
24%
102%
Goldray
8
Jan
4c
24
7%
4
10
4c
36%
_—_—_—
15c
*
Mar
102%
Explorers
Mines
Apr
1.00
79
143
3
Ltd.
Envelopes
Goldale
2.05
168
Jan
Jan
24%
.1
—
Drilling
Yellowknife
Mines
10%
700
12%;"
65
—3
——
Mar
25c
2.05
Apr
Mar
130
1
A
Preferred
1.50
2.00
12%
Apr
150
3
—...——
General Steel Wares
Jan
Apr
Development
6.00 Mar
Jan
12%
%
528
.
140 141%
10
i
4.15
13c
3.20
General
19 % Mar
12%
Feb
78 J/4
Motors
Jan
12
1%
General
Jan
72c
Jan
77%
1—:
Feb
3.30 Mar
Jan
10
78'%
1
Bakeries
Jan
4.70
45c
250
3
Ltd—
74c
18
28
20c
nreferred..
12c
100
Jan
9 Vac Mar
—100
Feb
10,250
27%
35
41,260
common
Jan
142,165
28%'"
11
__3
—_—
Power
9c
3.44
58 Va Mar
5
preferred
44c
6.00
46c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
6,500
19%
Jan
70c
Co
6,000
Feb
Mar
41
65c
_3
class
285,850
43c
6c
30c
125
10 '/a
———
Trailer
2,100
11
preferred
1
28 Va
—
Apr
Apr
87,800
r
'(
70c
S)
common..
(Charles
Frosst
4.35
_1
Ltd
French
Jan
—_3
—
Mines
Companies
2.90
8c
57
—
lU
Fraser
1.74 Mar
46c
Canada—
70c
5.75
10
7c
55
20
Manufacturing
Corp
of
24
17,275
41c
___^
Motor
19 %
Jan
4.35
__
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.12
3.85
57
Apr
17%
4.25
46c
49 %
16J%
24
1
Feb
Jan
6,019
1.70
—___—3
A____.
37%
3,348
1.58
22
8
'"""12,700
1.60
25c
—
Fleetwood
Ford
18%
18.865
22%
1
class
V
«/4
1
Mining
Grain
Preferred
49
1
___.
Mining
Feb
39 %c
Canadian—x
Farmer
3.30
I
Ltd
Mai-
7%c
11%
60c
3.20
15
1
Oils Ltd—
see
__i
7
...
Mines.."
Marcus
155
19%
*
3
Arrow
Apr»
8c
1
1
Fenimore .Iron
Consolidated
Consolidated
Inv
1
Crest
3c
2,000
104
18c
1
common
53c
3
«•
Oil
Jan
Feb
8%
25c
.____
Chemical
58c
*
Discovery
Dragon
>h
Consolidated
2,500
27c
69c
*
Callinan
Marbenor
4c
*
*
'f
Consolidated
23
25c
26c
2.50
_
Consolidated East
Consolidated
23
3c
*
Ltd
Beta
1.13
64,244
168
Mines
Consolidated
1.09
"offered"
Holdings,
Consolidated
Jan
91c
_i
Mines
'I
268
7.05
25c
Bellekeno
For
1.15
ZZ.Z55
I.3
Bakeries
Consol
1.10
Apr
1
National
%
.> »'•
9 %C
5%
Consolidated
'I I
Mar
3
>
J
_
Consolidated
>
5C
*
A
;
Consolidated
'f
3,500
1
Mines
Consolidated
M
9 Vac
Metals
_,
Coniaurum
Con
7c
1
Confederation Life
Coniagas
9%c
Cellulose
Commonwealth
Conduits
Feb
_i
Smelt
Mines
'
M.,
Jan
63c
1
Enterprises
Combined
Cominoil
'Mr
13c
Apr
1
Willans
Lake
Columbia
Jan
44c
*
—-
Dunlop
Combined
n>
9c
49,867
__i
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
"»l
3.332
46c
1
_
Cochrane
lie
44c
.1
...
Mining & Smelting.'
Cochenour
9 %c
*
Wines
Kayrand
32%
11c
45c
3
Mines
Chibougamau
Chimo
33%
1
1
...
4J/2C
3
Federal
18'% Mar
!
Chesterville
'it.
83 Va
17
*
Gold—
Cheskirk Mines
<,
83%
17
3
Oil
Chateau
Wi,
41
1
Porcupine
4%
20%
Form
Faraday
Rio
Pat
d
Jan
20
Falconbridge
3,775'
—1
97%
1
Corp
22,452
_.
30
20
1
Steel
Preferred
Apr
83 %
Ltd.
104
9%c
Jan
3
Corp
Mar
Feb
104
3
&
Investment
Exquisite
Jan
5%
8c
20
Athabaska
57
52
104
20 Va
Life
Eureka
Apr
%
Ltd.
Jan
Jan
Mining
24
Quartz
Mar
5%
_______—.—___.23.50
Mines
Sol
11%
_
11c
40
3,190
12
Mines
11%
Jan
28
J__„
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
17%
Match
Jan
com..*
Mines
90c
6c
7%
68%
Paper
11%
Westinghouse
Jan
Jan
33%
7%
common..
Common
Apr
20
Exploration
Erin
Jan
17
Amphi
23%
preferred
Mar
18 J/4
68
Sullivan
Eddy
7% Mar
1.35
—100
Gas
6c
225
11 Va
Oils
11%
preferred
5 Vi'/<
Canadian
Can
pfd
500
9,062
Mines
Economic
Feb
5 %
3
Natural
10% Mar
19%
19
Va
Malartic
East
Mar
8c
l
4V»%
Feb
Jan
Jan
7 Vac
Copper Co
Duvex
2.50 Mar
1
3
Western
1.80
Feb
Feb
Apr
Apr
4.30
15,740
Corp
Utilities
56c
Jan-
6.15
56»%
17%
Fatima
4%
1.50
19
Apr
37%
8%
Corp class A__
Canadian
70c
common..3
&
Textile
Donalda
Feb
44 Vb
16%
3
Canadian
17
6%c
& Coal...
Tar
Dominion
Jan
23%
Common
250
56 %
7c
__
1
Stores'.——
Preferred
1.98 Mar
29 %
_
Canadian
Dominion Steel
16
""
10
___;
135
1,200
18
4.25
Scottish
*
preferred
1.75
9.40
80c
80c
2.50
Dominion
—25
Railway...
1.75
9.25
18c
Feb
20c
17Va
17%
Warrants
Jan
»
Mines.
32,100
50
:
Foundry
70
16%
5%
56c
36 %c
Jan
100
Magnesium
245
15 Va
1
36c
56c
27J%c
13J/2C Mar
1
—
Dominion
5%
*
2,000
3
Dominion
1,634
%
,___
12,500
17c
2
Jan
6%
14
-
33c
17c
3,200
—
Mar
50%
5%
-
Jan
30c
32c
3
Petroleum
Dome
Jan
52 Va
8 %
:
Salt
Apr
6%
11%
12
8c
Seagrams
16
Jan
Jail-
8%
7 %
11% Jan
38
Mines
Dome
1.7.5 Mar
5.15
Jan
12%
166,748
50
;
common
Pacific
14%
47c
84c
14%
Co
Petrofina
79c
3.95 Mar
3
Malartic Gold
Cos
7%
Jan
84c
2.50
•
Inca
83c
Jan
1,000
3
common
Northwest
Mar
9,150
6%
_
<
Marconi
6%
33%
52 %
Locomotive
North
69c
75c
.
8%
Gas
Industries
Oil
73c
1.30
810
1.24 Mar
1
Oils—
Electrohome
3.65
11%
__1
Bridge
1,70
1
Apr
Apr
11%
80c
—
Dominion
75c
•
17
8c
—-—
Mines
Dominion
1.60
10c
17%
Jan
1
Mines
Mines
7% Mar
A_50c
Husky ;Oil_^__J
Jan
16
38
.
4.10 Mar
1.75-
Warrants
15 %
430
10
common
Mines—
Jan
1.85
Homestead
Canadian
1,365
1
Feb
20c
54,757
17
1
Jan
1.60
*
1.17
17%
16
__3
Minerals
6V'a
81c
A
Jan
1.11
50c
—
2.00
50 %
class
Jan
Apr
9%c
17 Vs
100
31%
2.50
Securities
Jan
16
1
;
Ltd
6,018
20c
7%
1.15
5
2,645
•
Jan
4.00
20c
17%
_10
7
;
80c
Jan
1
——
3.75
_
Feb
—
6%
1
common
6c
Feb
6%
1
3.45
16%
Oil.-—
1,000
common
Brewis
Dickenson
Jan
18%
.
7c
*
Mines
Denison
14%
7c
3.25
3
—1
Gold
Delnite
Jan
3.85
18%
*
Jan
Explorers
Deldona
11
3.90
3
12c
preferred
Horn
12
24 v*
—
57,340
:
Mines
Daragon
Feb
*33%
,
a
High Crest
Canadian
65
A
Decoursey
50'% Mar
common.
Dock
20c
3
International
Daering
Feb
Jan
3
15c
a
Timber
Nest
Cusco
Feb
43 Va
'.a
Gen
Canadian
8 %
9,532
3
Energy preferred
Warrants
■Canadian
10c
48 %
...
106%. Jan
17c
Pershing
Class
8% Ivlar
Mar
Mar
46 %
Petroleum——
Mines
Food
Canadian
6c
5
325
46 %
_1
preferred
Canadian
Feb
3
preferred
Canadian
7
Jan
—*
■Canadian
1.23
59
*
Feb
19 % Mar
t
Feb
6 %c
*
common
Fairbanks
Canadian
Feb
1.75
1,200
*
B
Canadian
13
Jan
35,575
8%
25
-
Export
Canadian
Apr
Jan
Jan
4,206
Wright
Drawn
Canadian
51%
40%
12
65
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
Crush
300
104
300
'
6%
Collieries
Curtis
Dredge
1st
Feb
645
106 Va Mar
675
1
3.60
Dyno
2nd
3.60
25
Chieftain
Canadian
4.
I'h
Crows
Jan
Jan
*
Crowpat Minerals
Apr
12 Va
1.75
*
:__
Canadian
Class
Jan
18c
51%
8
Chemical
Canadian
67
63%
common..
Canadian
[.*4
Jan
Mar
Jan
105
6,600
Zellerbach
64%
A
Preferred
it.
Crown
Crestbrook
4.25
Celanese
Canadian
Feb
20
preferred
Canadian
56 Va
5c
Feb
16
40
7
3
Jan
2.75
•■
3.60
Ltd
Trust
12%
1.56
common
Li
Crown
50 %
814
:
preferred
Canadian
(R
Feb
57%
;
106 %
3
29c
1,381
Jan
9,9.70
106
7
Copper
56 %
14.700
Jan
6c
Feb
3
a.
Jan
34,799
1.75
Warrants
lib.
51%
Mining
Croinor
Jan
3.20
Jan
2.45
Jan
6c
9 Vac
11%
Feb
Mar
19 VB '
4%c
:
1,575'
V-
Feb
3.35
Zinc..
Feb
1.60 Mar
7,500
47c
Mar.
105 V2
—
Crain
18 %
5c
7
:
Craig Bit
Craigmont Mines—
4.50
Aluminium
class
Canadian
66
18c
3.50
Feb
5c-
Jan
4c
3.50
Imperial
Lead
Cowichan
Mar
*
Canners
Canadian
65
14c
Mar
28c
3
5c
49
48%
2.95
3.25
24
9 % c Mar
106 %
•
88c
262
1
common
Canadian
V
66
245
*
__
warrants
Canadian
56
55
15 %c
.T
warrants
Canadian
55 %
55 Va
1
4.
Canadian
$1%
11c
54%
*
Breweries
$1
70% Mar
23c
Minerals
Canadian
A
85
Jan
55%
Bakeries
B
Jan
63%
65
253
Canadian Bank of Commerce-
Class
21%
75
84
1.45
1
B—
Astoria
Canadian
Class
Feb
69:%
common
.__
class
Courvan
Jan
84
10
Tungsten
Jan
18%
68
_12.50
Canada
15%
Jan
20%
1.20
warrants.-
Preferred
Canada
Coulee
100
__3
Lines
Cosmos
Apr
2,145
68
Petroleum
Steamship
Mar
32c
3
B
18
23V4
1.22
*
Oils
14
Class
29
21%
17c
Southern
Canada
250
3
Permanent
Canada
15%
0
Packers class A
Canada Southern
Jan
4.00 Mar
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
13,342":
2.75
105%
Jan
Mar
6c
8c
3
.
Copper-Man Mines..
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
20%
20%
.,.100
•
common
Lands
B
Canada
>)
¥
18 %
18%
16c
25c
_100
•
—
Coppercord
23%
10
Warrants
Class
15
__.
common
__
Apr
3.75 Mar
B preferred
Jan
'
A...
3
Mar
3'/ac Mar "
20.500-
2.67
-100
Exploration
Clark Publishing
Copp
7.90 Mar
Jan
11%
1
—
Feb
33c
Jan
12%
Canada
•i
103
Apr
5.55
28
class
Class
—
4%c
2.69
,11c
Apr
2.40
10,410
40c 41 %c
1
3
Common.
A
Conwest
29% Mar
Apr
27c
<11,725
1,920
101
4.00
_
Mines
Petroleum—.
Class
Jan
27
1
Gas
Consumers
Mar
17
11%
Oil
Jan
25%
29
4%%
Jan
27
4.00
Canada
n
12c
13c
West
T__
*
Canada
%
•
—
8,116
Apr
20c '
•
1,500
9c
Mines
1.20
7,300
5%c
9c
11c
7.05
1
24% Mar
1.51 Mar
10,000
30c
5%c
1,166
7.20
•
9Vac
2.50
2,250
80
27c
9%C
Red
Poplar
__L
1
Regcourt Mines——.1
675
44,900
28 %c
Quebec Gold
*
Iron
1
r
4%c
Consolidated
common
Canada
1
30,075
,
13c 13 %c
3%c
Consolidated
common
Foils
Mines
Mine.'
Jan
13c
Northland
17%
1
13%c
Consolidated
11c
27c 30 Vac
1
!_
Mines——4%c
Jan
Bread
Canada
Negus Mines..
1.75
•
17% Mar
42 c
i 28c
Jan -
20c
1.55
Pershcourt
3
3
12c ;
16c
1.75
Consolidated
0
Oil
42,700
18c
2
_i
:
13 %
8 Vac
102
Feb
Jan
11c
101
Jan
78c
Jan
39c
r.\
20
48,510
Consolidated
40c
100
16,171
1.20
Jan
25c
common..-,
23%
1.08
Exploration
Nicholson
High
22%
1.18
16
Cement
Canada
Consolidated
Low
23%
Mar
36
Mar
Consolidated
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High,
11 Va
160
1,190
Canada
Preferred
Jan
6c
Jan
Canada
h
"M
8c
1.40
Mar
32
8 Vac
_1
._.
&
6c
1.06 Mar
Consolidated
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
I
4 Vac
35
1
preferred
Calvert
Va c
4
'J*
..
Edmonton
Calgary Power
s:
class
Petroleum
Calgary
1.07
—.
35
-
.'•
♦
Oils
Calalta
:
17%
*
•Cable
■
Low
Shares
—1
Mosher
4 Vac
of Prices
*
_—•—
500
Products
_
Mogul
2,000
27,250
1
_
Consolidated
Smelting,.
&
8c
1
Burns
Jan
8Va
Mining
3.30
Lake
Burrard
Apr
Consolidated
3.10
Burlington
in
4'/a
Par
Apr
6 Vac
Red
Bunker Hill
100
15
7c
Ankerite
Building
i,
Jan
-—'-I
Buffalo
v,
High
12%
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
„1
-
-
Buffalo
v
2.25
Low
1,013
Week's
Last
1
1
Smelting.
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
Sales
Range
'
:
.
Gas
—
common
...
40
120
2.40
3,500
44
44 34
113
,5,525
1.00
Jan.
7,749
8.65
Jan-
——
preferred
—_——50
warrants—
•-+;——
Develop..—
class
A...
39
2.15
44%
2.30
Warrants
38 %
65c
41
Feb
2.50 Mar
Jan
Jan
45
Feb
2.30
2.75
—.1
13
12%
13'A
_3
4.75
4.75
4.90
500
4.40
Jan
5.25 Mar
1.15
1.30
1,851
1.15
Apr
1.65
:
———3
__
,
2.85 Mar
13 V4
Apr
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1593)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Winnipeg
Voting
1956
Gas
trust
Gunnar
14
15%
Range Since
High
15%
11%
11,148
__i
_____:
—L__
—i
8.00
*
10
Gurney Products comraon___tu
Gwillim Lake Gold
i:
4%c
15%
9,627
5.50
2,240
%
12%
1,850
38
305
4c
12%
14
38
Lines
Mining
Sale Price
High
4%c
11,300
4c
7.90
8.15
10,728
7.05
12
8%
4%c
10
11
Jan
15%
Jan
3.50
5.50
11%, Jan
30% Jan
571
4%c
15% Mar
Jan
4,000
40%
'■
Red
Magnet
Consolidated
Feb
Maher
Shoes
Ltd
___»
common
Farms
Harding Carpets
Gold
of
Head
Headway
Red
Highland
Hinde
Hi
14c
17c
29c
4%c
5c
100
Apr
Maple
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling
Leaf
53
11 %
24%
22%
15
Apr
18% Mar
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
Paper
Imperial
Gold
Flo
Glaze
Investment
12
11
102
25,726
1.85
Jan
53
50
49'/a
Jan
12
1,108
10
Feb
24%
5,735
19
Jan
15 %
6,000
13% Mar
Feb
2.14
% %
Apr
Mattagami
53
Apr
Maybrun
12
Apr
26
Mar
15%
Apr
Jan
Jan
5c
5%C
3,785
5c
Jan
6%c
Feb
28c
28c 29 %c
5,000
24c
Feb
36c
Jan
1.25
2.39
2.20
2.43
50,710
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
1
38c
33c
39c
138,500
90c
88c
92c
23,850
14c
13c
16c
173,350
8c
Jan
16c
36c
30 %c
42,300
28c
Jan
36c
9,400
32c
Apr
47c
Oil
9%c
1,000
74%
74%
74%
10
36c
28,505
36c
30c
73
72-
73
45
9.10
7c
Mar
65
Jan
Mar
26c
I
10c
75
Jan
Meta
35c
Mill
Apr
Mining
75%
Feb
34%
Jan
Jan
14%
Apr
400
19%
Feb
21%
255
20
Feb
66%
295
14%
3,615
21
21%
23'A
23'A
20
900
20J/4
Jan
28
Apr
23% Mar
20% Mar
Modern
Class
Jan
43%
Apr
Montreal
12%
Jan
147/8
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
Mt
Jan
58%
Apr
Multi
52%
Feb
6 J/4
100
4,123
45%
130
53 J/2
53 J/2
40
52
92
92
92
75
90%
Feb
92
301/2
32'A
1,185
18%
Jan
32%
Apr
4.70
4.45
4.70
5%
6%
10,420
2.15
2.40
43
43 %
4,370
6%
*
6,470
22 J/4
4.00
4.15
12,200
51c
Jan
Mar
27,435
Jan
Jan
95c
175
5c
Jan
53% Mar
5.00
Jan
6%
Apr
2.55 Mar
43c
Feb
29c
Jan
22 %
Feb
22% Mar
4c
Jan
6 %C
Jan
Apr
66 %
64%
67 J/2
10,973
57%
Jan
67%
43
43
43%
3,130
33%
Jan
46,,, Mar
47%
47'/a
48 J/4
755
40%
Jan
48% Mar
6 J/2
6 J/2
250
6
Jan
6%
60c
59c
31c
Jan
60c
67
65%
67
5,880
60%
Jan
67
2.35
2.25
2.50
16,327
2.25
Apr
—___25c
44
43%
44
175
42%
42 %
44%
6,180
1
1.08
93c
1.11
1.85
1.80
—10
10%
10%
—1
60c
60c
—
440
60c
Feb
Mar
Apr
2.80
Jan
Mar
Jan
47
31%
Jan
44%
Apr
65c
Jan
1.11
Apr
Jan
37
49,440
3,750
1.55
Feb
2.70
IOJ/2
110
10 %
Feb
12%
Jan
63c
II,800
45c
Jan
72c
Mar
2.00-
26c
25C 28 %c
31,383
22c
Jan
40c
—__35c
72c
61c
72c
39,825
58c
Mar
89c
Jan
—1
13c
13c
14c
3,500
lie
Feb
20c
Jan
8%
7,040
Lake
8%
1
(1939)
8c
9%
Jan
10% Mar
400
8%
Jan
10
92c
1.05
37,440
27 %C
26c
28c
37,700
9c
11c
6,000
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
30c
30c
32c
13.199
26c
Jan
33c
Mar
20c
20c
2,000
16%c
Jan
20c
Jan
3.10
2.50
3.10
7,700
1.95
Jan
—.—*
8
1
—
:—*
_
Gold
Lafarge Cement
Preferred
Jones
class
Industries
Athona
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet
Gold
Long
Jan
18c
Feb
6,712
17%
Jan
37%
Apr
2 3 J/4
5,538
17%
Jan
34%
Feb
7%
7J/4
.71/2
2.70
1,300
70c
Feb
52c
43c
57c
24,312
38c
Jan
2.20
2.15
2.20
2,390
2.35
Feb
8c
8c
8,500
7%c Mar
11 %c
Jan
15c
15c
15c
3,000
14c
Mar
19 %c
Jan
Jan
4.40
Jan
—1
3.35
43c
3.55
1,280
2.75
500
2.65 Mar
3.00
Jan
3.40
600
3.20 Mar
4.10
Jan
4lc
44c
34,600
41c
Mar
67c
Jan
54c
50c
56c
86,627
41c
Jan
58c
Mar
lc
lc
1J/2C
9,100
lc
Mar
3c
Mar
2c
17%
*
50
1.54
1.48
1.54
4c
5%c
"
2%c
A
1st
preferred——
30
B
1st
preferred
30
30
31%
*
36 %c
*
j.
38%
13%
.____*
115
2%c
2%c
4c
21%
5,000
2c
1.80
8,250
1.80
1.89
154
90
30
30
320
31%
32
985
35 %c 36 %c
2,330
125
Apr
Feb
Feb
14
Bloedel
For
footnotes,
see page
50
'
(
;r
28
1.80
28
110
2.00
_'J>1
2.40
4,075
11%;'
1.70
1.84
7,400
11%
11%
937
4c
4%C
9%c
>
9%c
4c
3%c
>
3V2c
20
Apr
27
28
Apr
1.75
Feb
Mar'"'
.
2.45
1.30 Mar "
10%
Jan
1,500
4c
3,300
9c
V
Feb
2.10 Mar
—''
12'
Feb
Jan
6c
Mar
Jan
11c
Mar
4%c
14,000
3%c
31c
32c
6%c
Apr
Mar
17% Mar
37c
25,087
27c
6c
6%C
10,000
5 %c Mar
Jan
4%c
Jan
37c
Mar
Jan
8%c Jan
31c
31c
10,194
30c
Mar
25c
23c
25c
17,600
21c
Mar
27c
Jan
8C
11c
39,700
8c
Feb
11 %c
Jan
3 %c
4c
6,675
33c
42c
3%c Mar
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
Apr
8c
9c
15,700
8c
Jan
9%c
Jen
10% c Jan
20c
Apr
18 %c
Jan
45c
Mar
36c
Jan
58c
Mar
Kelore
Newlund
~~T*
Mines
'
IIIII__l
20c
13c
20c
326,565
& Smelting
L
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Newnorth Gold Mines-.
.___„1
39c
39c
45c
21,900
53C
49 %c
53c
126,900
New
Mines
Manitoba Mining
New
New
Merger
New Senator Rouyn
New
Taku
Niagara
Nickel
Rim
Nipissing
Nor
Acme
;
4c
4c
5,000
4c
Mar
5c
Jan
1,250
11c
Mar
12
12
250
10%
Jan
13
51c
50c
55c
47,039
40c
Feb
61c
50c
500
28c
Jan
50c
Mar
89c
S4c
3,200
74c
Jan
95c
Mar
4%c
4 %c
5c
5,000
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
Jan
13c
44%
6c
Mines
Mining Corp
*
Ltd
common
2.77
Jan
16c
Feb
46% Mar
44%
44%
837
5c
6c
26,000
2,000
2.65
2.85
11
10c
11c
9,400
5 %c
7c
21,650
16,825
5,560
7c
8c
2.50
25c
2.60
1,500
85c
90c
4,960
35c
3%c
16c
2.60
8c
Mar
50c
7c
1.50
Mar
21 %c Jan
Jan
2.90
Jan
Jan
14 %c Mar
4%c Feb
32c
Jan
7c
Jan
Mar
7c
10c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
1.05
Feb
IIIIII50
25
25
25
15
1.00
91c
1.08
30,114
1
31c
31c
33c
53c
Jan
1
25c
24 %c
26c
8.099
20 %c
Jan
30c
Mar
1
70c
48c
75c
86,000
40c
Feb
75c
Apr
65c
Coldstream
Exploration
_
North
Goldcrest Mines
North
Rankin
Ltd
;
Northspan class A
warrants
10,145
25
Apr
1.05
Feb
78c
Jan
1.08
Apr
31c
Mar
Oil
65c
65c
200
21c
Jan
84c
Mar
49%
47
49%
655
47
Jan
50
Mar
*
1.60
1.50
1.64
44,100
1.02
*
18%
18
18%
32,430
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
1
8
7
8 %
19,812
5%
Jan
8 %
Apr
5.00
Star
3.70
5.00
7,155
2.20
Jan
5.00
Apr
IIII"20c
10 %c
10 %c
15c
14,100
10 %c
Feb
2
23
23
23
30
10
Jan
23
81
82
105
75
Jan
82
8c
9c
6,875
38c
38c
590
preferred
50
Northern
Canada
Mines
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Northern
Telephone
Gas—
Warrants
Northland
Oils
Northland
Utilities
Northwestern
Ltd—
Utilities
preferred-IIlOO
Mines
9c
Beaucage
Nudulama
13c
40
*
Preferred
Northgate
2,500
6 %c
90c
_I
Jan
16 %c 16 %c
*
Oils
Feb
Mar
3,104
1
I.
17c
44%
13c 13 %c
1
Nickel
Oils
13c
Mar
43%
1
Canadian
Nova
Jan
4c
1
Gold
Mines
Norvalie
Jan
8c
1
Warrants-
North
5c
4%c
II"
j
I ZZl
IIII*
IIIII_>
1
Mines—
Northcal
1
1
Mines
North
3 %c Mar
7,275
Mines
Noranda
Normetal
5,000
5c
*
*
Mines
Norlartic
4c
I—IIIII*
common
Mines
Norgold
3 %c
4%c
1
_
Mining & Smelting-^
Nickel
Nisto
;
Mines:
Wire
Jan
50c
I
Rouyn
Oka
Jan
I
Mines
Gold
Jan
1.64 Mar
22 %c Mar
Mar
Apr
7%c Jan
9c
Jan
Mar
38c
Mar
30c
11c
11c
2,300
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
60c
Mines
Cement
Rare
61c
2,630
52c
Jan
66c
Mar
31%
Opemiska
Jan
Orchan
common.
48
Feb
Osisko
Overland
8.05
Jan
13%
Apr
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
Feb
10c
54c
Jan
12c
Mar
30c
Jan
39c
Jan
12 %c 13 %c
9,000
lie
260
9% Mar
Feb
15c
Jan
415
18%
Apr
20%
Feb
18%
6.55
6.55
6.95
11,459
5.25
Jan
7.05 Mar
1.57
1.77
28,278
1.50
Jan
1.77 Mar
I
Gold„
19
7%c
5,200
5c
Apr
22c 25 %c
18,300
21c
Jan
26c
Jan
15%
16%
156,050
8
Jan
16%
Apr
33c
37c
35,605
37c
Apr
5
5
9
9
5c
25c
16%
5%c
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
13,200
10
1.70
Mines
3,980
3,000
37c
*
18%
Copper
Mines
Wholesale
39,025
11c
34 %c
13c
Products
Oshawa
14%
Jan
11c
36c
10
.90c
Apr
13%
11%
11c
Metals
Steel
Apr
154
13J/2
7%C
45% Mar
6%c
12,700
5c
6C
27
9%c
12,375
26
100
8c
7c
8c
15,000
2.60
2.67
4,325
1
19c
18c
191/2
13,800
*
to
Jan
Feb
Mar
2.60 Mar
27
lie
8%c
3.25
11c
Feb
28c
3c
Feb
4%c
3c
4 J/2 c
19,000
1.03
5,358
1.00
Feb
1.27
14,561
157/a
Jan
18
.
34 %c
common
5
Preferred
Pacific
Nickel
Pacific
Petroleums
Jan
Page
Palliser
Jan
Pamoil
Feb
Hersey
Pete
Mar
6
Jan
8%
Jan
9
Jan
Mar
80c
1,300
Fdb
82c
12%
13%
60,030
9.90
Jan
13%
8.00
8.50
550
5.85
Jan
8.20
25%
26%
6,926
50c
24
Jan
27
Apr
Apr
Mar
20c
Parker
Patino
of
Jan
Pato
28c
Feb
40c
Apr
194,840
32c
Jan
50c
Apr
73c
75c
2,500
73c
Apr
8c
9c
8,500
6c
Jan
21c
21c
22c
18,233
17c
Jan,
3.75
200
Drilling
Jan
8.100
50c
3.75
;
40c
40c
9c
Mines
36c
47c
75c
Amalgamated
36c
20c
Ltd
Canada
Consolidated
Paymaster
5
190
25%
Tubes
Jan
Mar
680
80c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
Mar
8.50
Pamour
Jan
27c
13%
i
Warrants
Jan
8c
1.00
17%
Mines
Apr
Apr
4c
16
Lake
Apr
1.35
56c
1.00
42.
20
14c
Ocean
121/4
27
16'%
20
7%c
Jan
545
2.67
*
20
7c
99c
Jan
1
River-
17%
Jan
1.70
1
Powell
16c
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%c
47%
1
&
Jan
4c
Apr
Jan
14,000
MacMillan
Mar
8c
14%
14%
7c
O'Brien
1,275
Feb
—
12 %c 13 %c
Jan
49c
Apr
39%
5c
Cockshutt
Mar
5%c
Orenada
Feb
Explorations
4c
15,800
Ormsby
Mar
MacLeod
Mar
92,025
Feb
4c
Macfie
lc
454,950
Apr
40c
—
440,075
8c
32%
42c
Mines—
2%c
99c
39 %4
34,500
Macdonald
Feb
lc
6%c
36%
669,602
Mines
66c
6c
Jan
1,342,599
Macassa
Mar
7c
Jan
54c
___*
50c
84c
30%
56c
8%c
80,000
6c
30
1.35
1
59C
89c
Feb
48c
_1
53c
19,600
Malartic
37c
_*
Apr
34c
7%c
Ontario
1.05
Goldfield
Apr
66c
1
Oleary
50c
Lowney
(W
M)
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
60
Feb
1
2.20
1.35
Louvicourt
Jan
50c
132,795
119,900
IIIIII_li
3%c Mar
1
54c
44%
23%cMar
66c
Mines
Mar
1
Mines
Feb
Mar
38
7c
*
15% Mar
67
Mines
29 %
32
Feb
Jan
11c
Oils
Jan
Jan
13%
58
13,595
IIIIIl
(
Harricana
Okalta
Feb
75c
Hosco
23% Mar
Lorado
Uranium
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jason
Jan
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
_'.
Warrants
19
20
Jan
Feb
New
27%
47 J/b
—50
warrants
23%
154
1.89
*
class A_.
1.47
10,500
23%
Jan
Mar
27%
7,900
5%c
1
common
16
616
27%
lc
17%
20
113,693
17%
27%
3
—20
,
Apr
3.35
1
:
3.20
Jan
3.00 Mar
57c
2.65
*
—
Preferred
1.85
Jan
3.35
1
1
B
5%
550
7% Mar
42
40
New
North
37%
Gold—
Groceterias
Ltd
Jan
Jan
21%
_*
Mines
Lac
3.20 Mar
30c
9%c
27%
Apr
30c
1
23c
Feb
Jan
Jan
14,177
1
Mines
3.00
Apr
25
41%
7c
1
21C
Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
1
2.85
2.11
7c
13 %
28,
17%
H_»
IIIIIl
Mines
Jan
20c
Jan
Mar
Jan
24%
Canada—IIIII*
Continental Oil of
Delhi
13%
4,930
Feb
Apr
55c
13c
25o :
Mines
New
10% Mar
9,493
12,034
Jan
2.90 Mar
12%
6c
1
New
Goldvue
60
Jan
16
*
—
11,529
1
57%
24c
Jan
Apr
56c
*
Mines
111/4
—*
preferred
59
Feb
6 %c
20
B
•
10%
36J/4
50c
class
Norsyncomaque Mining
21c
100
62c
*
Mines
New
New
1,265
66
2:25
*
~
New
New
14%
65
Jan
*
common
Mines
Alger
New
14%
66
Apr
Apr
1%C
/
Norpax
23%
1
14 %
_i
SteeT^__^_^
Apr
__1
B
*
Mines
Jan
37%
Mines
65c
Petroleum-^-
National
9c
_*
A
11,800
.£TJ___
Mills
9%
12c
,
Gold
A
Feb
3,500
Shops.
class
Gold
(M)
Jan
6%
27.200
—
Jones
66c
-_l
—
Hosiery
National
4%c Mar
7c
—
65c
common
5,000
17c
__.
American
Class
Grocers
2,940
7c
—
66c
1
4,800
1
-——
39
•
9%
16c
-——_—...
—
Mines
Laura Secord Candy
Loeb
2.20
Apr
7c
—_——1
Rights
Class
Apr
2.30
Mines
Mines.
Cos
8%
16 %c
-
5
Mines
Norbeau
3.50 Mar
1
Mines—
Shore
Class
Jan
-10
Gold
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Class
35C
5.00
1
—
Osu
Loblaw
Jan
1.05 Mar
*
Gas
Lingman
Lake
Little
Jan
Jan
5"%
16,240
8%
—*
Mines—.
333
39
Exploration
5.00
-
Lake
Loblaw
20c
7c
common
Dufault
426
42
39
IIIIII
Drue & Chemical
5J%C
1
Exploration—
Warrants
Lexindin
71/2
3lc
Mar
Creek
5c
11
1
&
26%
41%
39
8
Apr
1.07 Mar
25c
71/2
1
Ltd
Mining
25%
42
Iron
4.25
5%C
—
25%
~_5
_I_I_*
IIIIl
National
Nello
4c
125
Works
National
Nealon
2.05
39c
11% Mar
1,030
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Rights
National
16c
9%
Trust
National
5,000
1.50
26%
Minerals-.
Nama
6 %c
Jan
9%
~__1
Locomotive
Wright
New
6 %c
2.43
Jan
25%
Porcupine
9%
—1
__.
6%c
17c
26%
■»
4.75
—*
Canada—
Mines
(John)
Levy
3.30 Mar
1,050
———1
Labatt
&
Jan
23,280
'—
Leitch
Jan
9%
Ltd—
Lawson
Jan
15c
Ltd
Townsite
Lencourt
Apr
7c
3.30
Minerals
&
2.50
8%
10c
10%
——.
Developments
Lawson
Mar
95c
Kopan
Latin
7c
9%
Copper common-.
Luz
Jan
6c
6,000
3.15
Warrants
Lake
9,540
8J/2C
IO1/4
10
:_10
Kelly Douglas class A
La
Jan
6
6 J/2 c
8c
9%
3.20
Ail *
!_
Oils
Lakeland
7'%
6c
1
——_1
Warrants
Lake
Feb
20c
Petroleum
2,640
Feb
31
3,900
12%
Jan
45 %c
*
Moore Corp common-
45%
2.90
12%
1 v
Investments
Montreal
2.60
12%
H»
A
B
Moneta
2.85
*
;
A
Preferred
Monarch
37%
:_1
Co
class
class
6,085
—5
—
13,304
1.60
HI I*
II—_ IIII40
Brewery
16,649
*
Mines
Containers
131/4
5
Quebec Mines
21c
1
43%
4J/2C
common
19c
|
Apr
22J/4
preferred-—
21c
Mines__.
119%
58 %
;
Preferred
59,712
32c 35 %c
*
Jan
56
Line
Mines
2.25
*
89 %
25
Explorations
1.95
Corp
Molsons
36c
35c
2.00
Petroleums
Ore
*
IIII*
Brick
1,112
108% 119 J%
61/4
56
com
:
™
IIII_IIIIIIl
Jan
42c
Mining
1
Gas
19%
—:*
preferred
Mines
Industries
City
Milton
Mar
28 V4
13%
Petroleums
Uranium
Mar
10%
1,193
28J/4
—:_1
common—
Mines
Mining
35c
.
s
Labrador
Jan
*
Gold
Midwest
2.15
T
Kirkland
8c
1
New
Kilembe
1.11
28%
Feb
9.00 Mar
McWatters
Midrim
pfd
Credits
Mines
Kirkland
1.04
I—50c
Jarr
Apr
Midcon
Mines—
Kerr-Addison
Feb
22c
14% Mar
Mines
of
5%c
Mar
49% Mar
2.35
6,760
Mar
25c
Gold
5.90
7,000
14c
Jan
2.75
2.811
.1
A
Kelvinator
1,700
7c
Mar
1,750
Jan
2.70
11,974
;__
common-
Pipe
Investors Syndicate
Kenville
7,30
Mentor
14
21%
—
warrants
Jupiter
7.25
6 %c
9 %c
16c
Medallion
4.95
25
Pound
1
5%c Jari
14c
Apr
9%c
20
Powders
Bldg
Mining
9,500
1
Apr
49%
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Jowsey
8c
1.11
11
48%
Preferred
Jumping
114
107% Mar
7 %c
8c
30%
Apr
13%
.
Utilities
Jonsmith
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
49
_25
i
Nickel
Joliet
102
100
26% Mar
Jan
13%
common
International
B
10
250
85c
Apr
—-—
Gas
Jockey Club Ltd
107
106
3,100
2.75
—100
International
Gold
14% Mar
107
3,195
Jan
2.70
14
Molybdenum
Mines
Jan
Jan
104
Lake
Jan
_1
Joburke
Jan
1.04 Mar
46c
29
7.60
50
Bronze
Jefferson
Jan
107
•
Gas
40%
*
—
Jellicoe
9c
1.11
19,825
50
International
Class
&
45
Ltd common—"'
International
Jaye
5%c Jan
10 %
Mar
27%
12%
_20
__
—
Jacobus
8,500
20c
12%c Jan
1
Red
Jan
—
& Co__:—
W'aite
Jan
7c
102
Mar
6c
105
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Jan
Inspiration
Jack
13c
7c
*
Mayfair Oil
40
*
,—
Glass
Jan
5,300
17,250
100-
Lake
35
—
Warrants'
Iso
95
Apr
17% Mar
100
Mines
50
A—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Iroquois
preferred
preferred
Matachewan Consolidated
820
._
class
Accept Corp
Copper
10
15c
7%c
24,682
5%%
Mar;/
101
c
7c
13%
4
Jan
100
101
14%
13%
Feb
7c
43%
13
Bay
7c
30
Apr
13%
32c
Feb
40%
42
Iron
101
14 %C
1
Feb
12%
I*
Jan
4%C
40%
13%
Class
100
—
Jan
29
Jan
42%
43%
Irish
4,275
Mar
43%
*
1959
13%
35c
40'/2
:
Interprovincial
12 >/4
Jan
32c
67c
Jan
—1
Oil
Interprovincial
13%
Jan
4c
Apr
30,300
3.20
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
69b preferred
—$4.86%
Natural
25
»
common
92c
Feb
82,950
66,653
119
(John)
30
Apr
3c
39c
4.95
_10
Inland
30
70c
24c
1.03
25c
*
1
Imperial Life Assurance
Inglis
30
3,562
37c
4.10
20%
$4%
*
Mining Corp
4.60
10
Warrants
11,100
96c
Jan
Jan
—20
$2.25
6,500
27c
Apr
2%c Jan
38c
Jan
9c
*
—
preferred
$2.75
3%c
Jan
32
l%c Mar
98c
21c
Jan
7.25
__1
preferred
Industrial
73c
3c
24c
Jan
6c
Jan
1
Apr
14,936
Bank
Imperial
Imperial
70c
24c
26
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common—
Maritime
14c
*
;
preferred
.70c
;
High
3.40
Jan
I *
II_i
Min
$1.25
Ii
ZZ~*
1,000
5c
I
20c
—
Mortgage—
$1.40
1 %C
1
11
Porcupine
6%%
1%C
_.
10%
common
Hydra Exploration
Imperial
100
„
11
Mining & Smelting
Oil
__T—
Erie
&
32
Mines
50
il
Bay
Pam
32
1 %c
Marigold Oils
6 J/2C
329
Low
2.50 Mar
McMarmac Red Lake
Hudson
Bay
4,200
Gardens
V
Smith
5%c
Marboy_
Marcon
8,400
2.14
12
10%
6.810
100
5c
Manitou Barvue
13c
17,000
5c
Maneast Uranium
11
7,682
8c
2.00
"
Consolidated
Huron
I,680
15,350
1
Malartic Gold Fields—
Jan
Ltd—
Co
Howey
Hugh
13c
2.05
5
—
preferred
Hudson
350
_5
Gold—-
_—
& Pitfield
Prior
100
*
*
"R
Howard
11%
Feb
11%. Jan
6,182'
11%
*
__
Drilling-—
A
PlflQQ
Horne
100
10
140
18
28c
5c
__i
Renfrew
10%
6%c
—_1
Hollinger Consolidated
Class
14 %c
.—__l
preferred-'-
17
13c
l
Lake
Dauch_——
Oil
—
Mines
Bell
&
Home
—
11%
1
L_-___l
Iron
Paper
Tower
Holt
——
Mines
Gold
Heath
Mines__
Lakes
Hendershot
17%
:——*
Hard Rock Gold
Hasaga
10%
*
common
2.75
•—
Preferred
Brass
Hahn
Hardee
High
2.61
,I_1IIIIII"'
Majortrans
Feb
6c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
IIII—1
Mines
Feb
10
for Week
Shares
2.65
Par
;^
Lake:
5c
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
j
Madsen
8.40
Jan
4%c
Apr
13% Feb
Jan
7
Apr
Week's
Last
Jan. 1
Low
4.75
'
———_
Lead Mines-———
Gulf
STOCKS
Shares
_
Trust
Guaranty
Friday
for Week
Range
15 %
*.——*
warrants
Greyhound
l-A*
—_
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
.
Greater
,
Week's
41
Consol
3.50
15c
3.65
900
2.20
Gold
2.25
662
15c
16c
17,967
3.40
Jan
2.25 Mar
2.20
15c
Apr
Mar
1.05
Jan
10C
Feb
24c
Mar
„
4.00 Mar
3.65
Apf
2.92
Jan
20c
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1594)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Pa
Low
10c
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Pterless
Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline
Peruvian Oil & Mines
Oil
Petrol
Pickle
Oil
Placer
Apr
Oan
Mar
41c
Jan
10c
10c
5,400
10c
Mar
1.06
49
1.06
1,000
Apr
Feb
Toronto
66c
Feb
Traders
13c
Jan
1.58
Jan
52c
Jan
87c
Feb
1956
50c
Mar
1957
8,515
.
40c
Mar
68c
Jan
Trans
Canada
57,150
55c
34c
Jan
43c
Mar
Trans
Canada
Mar
3,240
14
4,100
35c
Apr
59c
Jan
500
38c
Feb
42c
Mar
57%
58%
1,757
50
Jan
58 %
2.40
2.40
2.40
200
3.05
3.40
800
13c
13c
5.30
5.70
7,563
1.02
1.19
34,800
1.10
2.27
Ltd
■w;
2.38
4 %c
Jan
2.90
1.89
Feb
Ascot
Quebee
Jan
Copper
Lithium
Gold—
;
Quebec
Jan
3c
Metallurgical
Natural Gas.
■
2.48
Ultra
Feb
5Vic
Jan
4.75
725
73c
11,183
6,000
2%c
Jan
2.10
60c
Jan
Mar
10 %c
Mai-
4c
Mar
7%
8%
15,995
5%
Jan
8,036
1.05
Feb
50
54
638
14C
6,900
9.00
9.30
4,401
11c
Quemont Mining
Milk
11c
lie
78
common
Quonto
Radiore
Uranium
6c
Petroleum
6c
6%c
Mar
44
12 %c
Feb
8.45
11c
Feb
Apr
5c
9,500
Mar
55
18c
10
74c
Apr
74c
203,200
45c
Jan
12c
1,000
10 %c
Jan
1,800
Jan
14%
17
435
Realm
Reef
70c
81c
88,240
16,500
30,100
3%c
22 %c 24 %c
15%
Mines
Rupununi
Yarns
Apr
Feb
1.73
17 %c
20c
8,300
Mar
22%c
Jan
30
6c
—-
class
A
—
13 %
15
—
9%
17c
,
4%c
4%c
^—50
5c
6
I
6%
7
1956
Can
V)
(A
Ltd
Apr
14%
Consol
Mar
15%
Feb
13Vic
21c
4c
Oil
Jan
5c
6% Mar
90,500
5c
74%
Jan
Mar
85
8c
75%
77
10,613
72 Vb
Feb
10
9,552
6.05
Jan
20%
20%
10
19%
Jan
21
10%
9
10%
7,180
12 %c
14c
16,400
12 %c
Mining
Lawrence
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
10%
10 Vic Mar
24 %c
Gas
Maurice
Shiriff
Salada
Warrants
San
13%
1,160
10%
Jan
13%
23%
4,788
18 %
Jan
25
99%
99%
125
99 %
Jan
100%
85c
69c
89c
26,995
65c
Jan
89c
19
58,762
11%
Jan
4,995
6.35
Jan
Debentures
Scarfe
Silkirk
Seven
Hldgs
Sisco
K
Mines
D
85c
4,733
69c
Jan
90c
Mar
12,600
17c
Jan
30c
Jan
100
—
50
Jan
4.60
4.55
460
4.20
Feb
4.75 Mar
14
94,280
30
6,432
41%
100
46%
46%
50
12%
1.00
4.10
38c
——
Mines
class
50
A...
4,400
30Vic
Jan
47c
Jan
5,700
24c
Mar
40c
30c
'
11%
809
10%
Jan
12% Mar
31%
33%
6,483
28 Yb
Jan
34% Mar
1.17
1.22
24,500
1.12
Jan
1.39
2.60
Jan
2.95
common
7%
Wire
Stanrock
Uranium
14c
100
7
Jan
7%
Mar
19%
1
28
12c
Jan
22c
14,475
9c
Jan
13Vic
6%
58,221
3.75
Jan
6%.
17'%
710
14
Jan
17 %
18
100
18
Jan
20
Stedman
of
Canada
30c
3,400
24c
Jan
44c
1.00
66,290
25c
Jan
1.00
39c
3,933
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
7%c
102,400
5c
Feb
9c
Mar
35
35%
195
33
Jan
37%
Jan
77% Mar
75
79%
5,095
67%
Jan
4c
4%c
3,500
4c
Jan
9.15
9.00
9.55
24,954
27
26%
27
1,135
58 Vb
58 Vb
42
Steinberg class A
Sterling
Stuart
Trusts
....
2
Oil
22
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Sunburst
21
;
6c
1.46
Exploration
1.46
16c
Supertest Petroleum
34c
Jan
7c
Jan
5c
1.31
3,800
Jan
16%
2,853
2.50
3.80
4,559
3.25
3.25
500
14%
16
4,375
—
—
1.90
I35
24c
1.95
Feb
16%
Apr
1.75 Mar
3.80
Apr
3.25 Mar
3.80
Feb
13% Mar
16%
Feb
1.60 Mar
2.20 Mar
24 c
12,250
22Vic
Apr
25c
Jan
21%
225
21%
Apr
25%
Z.I.I
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Apr
40
Apr
40
40
20
57c
60c
3,675
54
11,000
1.70
1.70
1.75
4,832
1.33
1
common
Texstar
jqc
I_I___
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park __1I
I/I—
Petroleums
Ltd—
Mines.
_iOc
:
6.40
6.35
6.50
3,864
43%
44%
4,253
38%
70c
70c
1,525
69c
4.25
4.40
650
8c
9%c
7,650
3.05
3.90
4,285
3c
5c
223,100
2%c
Feb
5c
Apr
13 %c 14 %c
13,000
7 %c
Feb
16c
Mar
Jan
16c
4.40
__
28 %c
Jan
2.40
Apr
Jan
3.25
3c
5.90
Jan
6.50 Mar
Jan
Mar
46
Mar
1.12
3.50 Mar
4.40
6%c
Jan
Apr
ll%c Mar
Jan
2.40 Mar
3.90
Apr
1
14%
14c
16c
17,400
1.25
1.10
1.05
1.10
14,845
88c
Jan
60c
60c
70c
2,400
28c
Jan
75c
37%
37%
Feb
38% Mar
1
12c
Apr
1.18 Mar
Mar
50
35
26
26
65
25% Mar
'_l
3%c
3%c
4c
4,000
3c
Mar
*
57c
53c
58c
15,900
41c
Jan
95c
Mar
1.70
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
—
;
___.
_i
1.60
1.60
1.70
8,631
_♦
j
10%
10%
11
58,0
_9
...
9%
26
v
•r
Mar
4%c Jan
63c
Feb
»
Apr
1.50
400
Jan
2.10
45c
10,285
25c
Jan
49c
Feb
92c
__l
:
1.50
40c
88c
92c
8,832
79c
Jan
99c
Jan
*
3.00
3.00
♦
12
12
12 %
!
A
17c
14c
17c
7,750
51
1.45
215
50c
3.262
B
class
A
__
300
3.00
Feb
10%
Jan
12c
Jan
39%
Jan
3.00
Feb
12%
Apr
'19 %c Mar
-
*
51
49%
54%
53%
41
51% Mar
1.
26%
^..1
1.22
1,805
Jan
55
94
55
Feb
*. 95
106
40
106
Jan
107% Mar
24%
—
55
94
106
100
26%
12,265
17
Jan
sc
1
90 %
Feb
Apr
Feb
27'
Mar
1.19
1.24
13 %c
15c
9,900
11c
Feb
22c
Jan
8c
9c
11,100
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
1.15
16,850
1.34
Jan
5c
5c
1,500
4%c Mar
6%c
Jan
1
lOc
10c
10c
1,000
9%c Mar
11%c
Feb
"
24
24
24
150
__5
17%
17%
17%
8.00
class
Ltd
8.00
8.25
A
class
A...
„
23
Jan
24
3,395
15%
Jan
18% Mar
430
4.75
Jan
8.60 Mar
*
1.05
1.00
1.10
3,208
1.00 Mar
,_1
Oil..
Bear
i0c
9%c
10c
3,600
9%c Jan
5c
2%c
20c
95c
98c
10,726
1.30
1.30
1.30
2%c
101,000
97c
9
A
6c
1
Mines...
class
5
95c
Feb
Mar
1.25
Feb
Jan
1.34
Jan
12c
Jan
6c
Apr
1.15 Jan
1.30
Apr
r_*
Mines.
17c
17c
17c
10
17c
Apr
17c
Apr
1
52c
49%c
54c
48,454
50c
Mar
68c
Jan
4%c
5%c
8,000
Jan
6c
Feb
2.20
2.35
5,700
2.45
Jan
18c
21c
39,900
24c
24c
2,337
;
1
;
Mines
2.35
l
4
Mining
18c
I
Prices Shown
40
Anglo
49 %c Mar
60c
Mar
Feb
National
1.90
3%c
Feb
2.00
17 %c Mar
21 %c
Jan
21c
Feb
33c
Mar
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
&
Canada
Dominion
Canadian
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
Dominion
Loblaw
Third
_
27%
6.10
19 %
19
Linoleum
Jan
8%
Feb
6,729
25 %
Jan
28%
Jan
6.15
2,329
5.95
Jan
6.85
Jan
19%
1,792
33
33
915
40
55
43
43%
16
20
36%
40
2,566
.
%c
75
23%
23 %
23%
19 Vb
19Va
34
36%
Flour
Paper
Mar
41%
45
Mar
Jan
13%c Mar
75
25
22 %
Jan
25
Feb
20%
3,923
17%
Jan
21
Feb
131/2
13%
1,750
22
21 %
22
965
20
22
22
22
100
21
13 Vb
14%
Jan
22 % Mar
_2.50
31 %
31
31 J/4
700
31
Jan
9
50%
50
50%
300
47
Jan
1
2.|31
2.31
2.40
420
2.30
Jan
441/3
4334
46
1,055
40 %
Jan
714
7%
594
6%
Jan
51c
54c
7,960
*
Consolidated
Inv
Trust-
Gold
,*
Corp
l
,
53c
49c
Mar
Feb
Feb
Mines
Gen
Feb
Feb
common
Canadian
20c
68
13%
Bros
Feb
Apr
40
2.50
Ontario
20% Mar
Jan
Jan
1
&
Jan
35% Mar
240
14c 17
Jan
30
29%
5,100
74
*
Jan
6%
35 Vb
43
High
8
44 %
33
15c
Jan
Feb
36
*
A
Mar
Feb
22%
Feb
33 %
Feb
52 % Mar
2.55
Feb
487/b Mar
7%
65c
Feb'
Jan
Jan
FOOTNOTES
18c
Jan
*
No
Apr
a
Odd
1.85
1.75
2.12
40,550
1.10
Jan
2.12
Apr
90c
1.08
134,000
Feb
1.08
Apr
d Deferred
6 %
9
9,600
Apr
in
9
26
7%
37
,2.50
class
67
Jan
1,734
6.10
♦
Jan
5c
8
*
Jon
FOR
'
48
7%
.
common
common
Orielle
Yukon
100
_
Class B
Minnesota
39%
♦
Inc
Maclaren
39
#
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
399
*
Paper
Apr
1.45
Sugar
Rand
Low
8
26%
*
Range Since Jan.1
High
8
39.%
5
.
Oil
Glass
lie
Feb
_
Investments
Ingersoll
Shares
8
Dredging
General
Sales
for Week
Low
*
Vinegars
Canadian
Canadian Dollars
of Prices
*
-
*
Canadian
57%
1.30
*
Corp
in
Week's
Range
Sale Price
'
j
Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Price
Jan
1.65
Last
Par
Andian
Pend
67c
Expressed
Thursday
Ogilvie
Feb
49 %c
Are
STOCKS
712
.
Mar
1
Zinc
&
6,850
8
A
class
Stores
17,700
,
90c
__
67
95c
Feb
1
12c
—
70c
1
"
1.39
—
5,200
100
11c
—
78c
.1
—
class
65%
—
\ 76c
,
Petroleum
65%
~™~Z,
...
Ltd
Apr
78c
Mar
2.25
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
40
Voting trust
24c
22 %c
53
1
Mining
Feb
14Vi Mar
250
57c
,
Canada
1.67
Mar
21%
Preferred
Silver
Jan
Feb
20 Vic
14%
16
Taurcanis Mines
Torbrit
Apr
22
14 Vic Mar
common
Tombill Mines
Feb
11,800
common
Syvanite Gold Mines
Tidal
Apr
61
21
21,430
1.55
27
20c
Ordinary
Territory
30,700
7c
9.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
16c
Switson Industries
Texaco
35
%c
Jan
Jan
20
3.75
Warrants
Teck
6.90
5c
50Vi
16%
Superior Propane
Tamblyn
22
28c 31
•
6c
Mines
50
15c
•'
Feb
Apr
37c
4%c
1
Jan
,
GasI
Mar
6%c
79%
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
39
Apr
7c
Bros
Steel
27c
82c
.
1,035
warrants
Apr
38c
Nickel
Feb
Mar
1,095
*
Jan
35%
Starratt
93
120
_♦
■
■„
Jan
12c
27c
1
Feb
93
Jan
Apr
16c
&
Inlet
Feb
24,500
1.00
Stanwell Oil & Gas
91%
92%
5c
1.25
45c
.
—
39 %
Feb
Jan
18
18
.'
Jan
13,667
_*
class
Metal
Zulapa
Jan
30
11,966
Jan
19
21%
17
''
'
Radio
1.885
4.90
5%
-
200
26
10 %c
Paving
7%
19%
12 %c
13c
:
.
Ltd
Standard
950
19 %
25%
Spooner Mines & Oils
Standard
2.65
25 %
.2
■ ■
Electric
Zenmac
Jan
35c
39%
50
Mines
Jan
2.65
—
.
Feb
3c
2,833
38%
Jan
Feb
.1
B
Zenith
28,600
Apr
8%
1.38
Feb
20c
;
(H G)
Yukeno
5c
3%c
38%c39%c
5% Mar
1.15
2.25
11
Mines:
Canuck
Class
1.63
2,286
12,446
17c
Ltd
Oil
Knitting
Young
Jan
6%
2.25
Feb
39c
25c
1.17
:
Yankee
1.10
Jan
Jan
1.34
1
Feb
10%
47%
Larder
Lead
93,975
27%
14c
Mar
18c
1
A
1.63
6
24% Mar
-
;;'v 48
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
1.52
1.23
Jan
Apr
44%
Industries
York-
Jan
3,312
—20
Yellowknife
Apr
llcll%c
■_»
:
1
Windfall
Jan
Jan
—
5c
:
Winchester
Class
1.66
Feb
10c
Jan
4.60 Mar
Apr
39c
.1
21c
Jan
8.15
.
Feb
Jan
-
26%
-
Mar
..10
1__
y.
Mines
Woodward
3.60
20%
«
Coghlan
(J)
Mar
17c
85c
97
Warrants.'
Wood
1,500
5,125
385
♦
Apr
11%
Ltd..
Oils
Willro'y
57%
23%
1.24
Feb
19
Jan
6,056
__
I Warrants
Wiltsey
Jan
9,116
27%
10%
15 %
1.66
27%
6%
preferred
1.00
32%
__
,
.v.<
Apr
Mar
51
55 %
8.15'. 8.80
-
.
1
preferred
4.15
Feb
•
^
B
4%%
Jan
11%
—
Class
$6
Feb
3.70
38c
•
.
Apr
11c
Feb
9% Mar
125
4.40
.
23%
—
1
Nickel
(Geo)
87c
4.60
7%
Mar
49
8.50
•
.1
Leaseholds
Jan
24 Vb
23%
'
•
1.61
'
Plywood
Feb
25
1.43 :
;
B_
.
Surf
46%
1,219
4.00
1.66
1*
Mines-
Western
Jan
26
4.05
1
Trust
Decalta
Jan
26
2.82 Mar
Jan
7,772
,
17c 1-7 %c
;
11
common
Copper...
42
4.50
*
11
9%
.11
1
...
Petroleum
14
26
—-
18"%
Products—1_—
Weston
209
57%
Oil
30
3.25
1.74
60
10
18%
W.__
Foods
51
•
57%
10
93
.
51
■
—
18%
:
-
„
7%c
57%
1
Malartic
Feb
Apr
J
Petroleums—
46
64,970
50
:
—
Canadian
Jan
7%
7
L*
1
40% Mar
27
1,200
3.75
Feb
4.20
Preferred
Standard
Feb
3.80
1.00
_i
Foods
9%
8,250
29%
——•
:.
—
Southern
Stafford
Feb
4.45
41%
—
4.05
Mines
Union
93/4
4.20
29%
common.
Manufacturing
Southern
Apr
23c
50
1
Industries
Slater
Jan
69
9%
Quebec
Ltd
Simpsons
66c
Feb
40
20c
50c
Dairies
Silverwood
S
& Power
_—
Standard
Apr
33 %c
Jan
4.55
Gold
Miller
Silver
84c
1.61 Mar
.'7c
9%
12 %
Gordon
Mines
Silver
85c
A—
Breweries
Sigma
3,280
Feb
Mar
5c
20c
preferred
preferred
Creek
Sicks
826,100
69
1.30
9%
^
l
B
Sherritt
37c
65
4.30
Water
A
Sheep
;
class
Arts
Shawinigan
Class
33 %c
50
—
A.
Freehold
Class
20,050
69
Metal
class
Security
18,540
6c
—
Petroleum
Sarcee
1.57
5c
35c
Sapphire Petroleums
Satellite
1.50
6%c
8c
^
Western
14% Mar
1.55
24,300
1
,
1
Western
19 Vb Mar
13%
.
11c
7%
Warrants
Apr
17%
6c
Gold
Jan
Knapp Canada Ltd
Western
Jan
11%
Gold
River
4%
Mining
Westeel
Apr
17%
common
—
2,980
1
Petroleums
Westates
Mar
13%
Horsey
—
Antonio
Sand
12%
23%
—
Feb
7%
*
Jan
99%
—100
preferred
5%
St
Mar
12c
__30
—
Westburne
Jan
13%
A
36c
Preferred
Mar
Mar
23%
class
common
20% Mar
Feb
Equipment
Western
St
St
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Exploration
•'
&
Westfair
11% Mar
9
14%
13 %c
Jan
•7c
Lake
West
77% Mar
8.80
<
8% Mar
12c
15%
21c
Warrants
Jan
20 %
2
—,
Mar
4,000
common.
Mines
G
&
West
Apr
77
Industries
Ryanor
280
8c
850
25
Jan
8,300
Wespac
'Jan
Jan
85
1,900
Apr
Mar
36,400
Werner
Feb
9.60
10
common
Preferred
Russell
9,334
94,768
12c
20%
19%
Apr
-56c
8c
Mines
Amulet
Webb
Jan
4.55
10,083
14%
12c
19"%
40 %c Mar
35c
Weedon
Jan
Mar
85
85
jho
Mines—
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite
V
13 Vb
__
19% 1
9.35
2.45
1
Grey
•
.
Wayne
Feb
9c
&
Waterous
Mar
5%c
——,—ri-lOQ
preferred
Rowan
6 Vb
r
common
19,070
1.60
Jan
8c
^
Power
Wasamac
'
Roe
24%
50
Ltd
_
Mar
41c
15
11.500,
84,400
»•
Jan
Jan
Jan
15c
100
10c.
21c
13c
6
13%
23%
Mar
32c
trust J.
B_
1__
Mfg <£lass
Waite
Apr
19 %c
300
15
9%c
17c
Ltd..
13%
28,025
_»
Mines
Walker
10 J/4 Mar
Mar
5c
54
27,950
86%
Jan
7.40
19,133
6
40c
.
Mines
Petroleum
6 %c
6
35c
13%
preferred
2nd
Little
6c
6
36c
A
class
Apr
86%
56c
:
Corp.
Cons
Violamac
Jan
7,917
50c
14%
;
_:
Steel
Victoria
17% Mar
1.45
9.40
2.50
2.25
1
Viceroy
17% Mar
16%
86%
Mines
Rocky
Mar
120
9.05
6c
8,465
8c
1
Vespar
Apr
■1100
15c
3,950
9.35
33c
1st preferred.
class
Debentures
Apr
13
1.60
5.25
2.39
Fortune—
Venezuelan
Feb
6c
1.45
86%
Uran
Mfg
Rockwin
32c
16%
9.35
—
Athabasca
Roche
81c
Jan
15%
86%
10<
preferred—.
Aluminum
Robinson
Jan
Mar
13%
.
Algom
Robertson
56c
21c
1.225
Apr
20c
.
1
i.
Hill
Canada
Ventures
Apr
16%
——
Minerals
Riverside
6c
17
1.45
common
Reynold
Rio
4c
Mines
Rexspar
Rix
6c
—
—
Chemical
Reichhold
Feitman
Renabie
Rio
79c
Mining
Explorations
Jan
%
43
Apr
1
:
Mines
Oils
United
1.15 Mar
13
Feb
60
<
•
_—
New
Upper
13 Vic Mar
80c
Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
36%
Feb
6.00 Mar
•
Canada
Corps
United
Jan
17
Oil
Ranger
780
65%
Feb
».
Corp
Keno
United
Apr
1.15
Rapid
43
23%
*
Asbestos
Preferred
Jan
11c
7 Vic
11c
61c
39 %
_»
Cansa voting
United
Jan
1.10
__
Apr
52c
_♦
preferred
Mining
Vandoo
68c
Apr
45
Feb
5.10
;
of
B
United
Mar
1.15
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Rainville
Pipeline
United
3.35 Mar
14c
45 %
Jan
43
*.-1
».
Resources
United
9% Mar
3.15
52%
100
.
Jan
38
.1
—:
;
Gas
Class
Mar
2.75
9.00
,—;
Oil
Shawkey
Union
5.25 Mar
75c
8%
Gold Mines
Jan
37%
545
1.30
Pipeline
Union Acceptance
2nd
preferred
Feb
22c
3.15
Preferred
Queenston
4c
4.65
4.65
Warrants
Quinte
Mar
—
Corp
Quebec
7c
14c
70c
Develop..
Labrador
Quebec
6,599
22,450
8c
'
'
Quebec
10c
17 %c 19 %c
8c
Chibougamau
58
19,358
45
57 Vb
Feb
Union
Quebec
260
45%
42
-
6.35 Mar
1.39
Oil
60
41
45
.
,9.00
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas—
Jan
Jan
Jan
4c
Triad
3.60 Mar
16c
Prarie
59%
43%
*
1
„
Transcontinental
Trans
16,276
60
9
Exp Ltd
Pipeline
Transmountain
Apr
Apr
1.02
10,000
Jan
Jan
4.35
«■.:
120,334
4c
2.35
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
2.15
2.20
10c
7,715
5.40
Airways
Minerals
12c
;—-——
Jan
18
18
37c
4,279
6.00
50
1
warrants
41c
High
61
5.85
40
warrants
Feb
Low
60%
5.90
,
r
A
.'
33c
40c
20c
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
(share for share!
class
preferred
12,330
40c
■
shs
common
Shares
60%
*
;
27,605
35c
——
Ltd
5%
Low
.—10
B
49c
17%
■
'
Electric
Class
83c
37c
17%
Bank
preferred
45c
50c
Ore
Iron
.
Star,
Finance
75C
37c
a.—
Dominion
-i
Rights
Exchangeable into
Maple Leaf Mills
33
I
58
Prospectors
Purdex
49
45
29
50c
Mines
Preston
Apr
70
—
Oil Royalties
President
13%
554
Corp
Premium
8 Vb rJton "
21,556
Gold
Rouyn
Prairie
9,165
13%
30
Mines—
Oils
Power
Jan
'
Development
Ponder
Powell
13c
60c
46c
Gas
&
Feb
30
75c
Gold
Crow
Place
9c
1.06
Gas
&
3,100
Toronto
of Prices
Par
•
Jan
48
v
■
.—
Oil Co Ltd
Phillips
13c
10c
preferred—
Mines—*
Gold
Pejron
Feb
54c
49
mm^d:
Oil
&
9%c
12
■
common
Gas
Permo
High
4,148
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
10c
56c
5
Preferred
Penmans
Low
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
10c 10 %c
12
1.2
common
STOCKS
Shares
High
10c
iov2c
r-
Friday
for Week
Range
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended April 7)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
.
par
sale
included
in
year's
55c
60c
9,900
43c
Jan
63c
58c
71c
66,882
33c
Jan
71c
Apr
f
25 %c
27c
6,600
24c
Mar
31c
Jan
rCash sale
e
delivery
sale
(not
included
year's range),
59c
AND
t
(not
range).
65C
Feb
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
lot
Selling ex-interest,
Flat price.
CANADIAN
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When
wi When
x
,
(not included
delivered.
issued.
year's range)
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
trading privileges,
;
>
Ex-dlvidend.
y
in
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
dividend.
Volume
193
Number
6045
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1595)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following
The
Association
bid
and asked quotations
Securities Dealers, Inc., and
of
obtained
are»
from
the
National
other selected sources. They do
intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
not represent actual
transactions.
They
bought
or
(indicated by the
furnished
are
which have
Par
Aerovox
Corp
Air
Inc
1
Products
Aid
Alico
Inc.
Land
Alside
Inc
66 %
18 Vb
Co___ 1
Corp—a—<
Biltrite Rubber
American
19%
at the time of compilation. Origin
of
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
on
Florida
Foote
21
Express
American
Greetings
American
Gypsum
American
Farms
franklin
Frito
65%
56
Futterman
9%
10%
Garlock
——2
33 Va
35%
38
40%'
,7.50
12%
13%
3%
42%
45%
53 %
Gas
56%
tap—*
4
1
common
Co
Finan
Company class
Glickman Corp class A
:(A
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—5
24 %
261/4
Grinnell
16%
17%
Construction
Metal
Associated
Co—10
JJ.——.
Corp
Retailers
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil A-
15%
Amer„1
of
Baker Oil
Bates
8%
Xerox
Class
A)
B
—„5
101
.
Inc
Co
common
Hearst Cons
r
25 %
Mining
27%
Helene
5
Inc
12
12%
61%
Hidden
8%
7%"
Light Coll
&:
Co
38 Va
42
High
15 "A
16%
22%
24%
Hoover
1
7%
8%
9%
22 %
common—*
Inc_—_1
Ind
class
Inc.
Credit
Co
class
A
2%
Corp
Houston
Natural
17
18% "it Houston
33%
41 %
44%
57
60%
Hugoton
Gas
26 %
29%
Hugoton
Production
Husky
Oil
Indian
Head
35 %
38 'A
California
Interstate
5
18
19%
California
Oregon Power Co__20
California
Water
Calif
Water
Cameo'
&
10c
Indiana
Field
Trust
Gas
55
Indianapolis
27'A
29
33%
36 Vs
Internat'l
22'A
24%
International
Water
Water
Bank
4%
Interstate
Canadian
Superior Oil of Calif 1
17%
19 VB
Interstate
36*
38%
Interstate
2a
66
72 Va
Interstate
Securities
Vending
Mills
class
B
com
Bakeries
Paper
1
60
63
Interstate
Ceco
Products Corp——10
28
30%
Investors
Steel
Cedar
Point
Co__
Field
ctfs—
4%
4%
Electric
&
Gas
Co—3%
33%
36 Va
111
Central
&
Gas
Co_—10
Central
Central
Elec
Indiana
Central
Trust
Gas
Louisiana
Central
Co
16 Vs
A
Ionics
47%
44%
5
Electric
Class
32%
35%
Itek
30%
38%
Jamaica
30%
33
Jervis
21%
23 "4
Jessop
13%
Kaiser
Steel
Co
VT
Serv
Public
10
Corp__6
——1
Co
5%
6%
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
35%
38%
Co—_15
Common
Clinton
Clute
Co
Co,
Coastal
States
Colonial
Colorado
34%
preferred
*
20%
2c
27
21 %
23 %
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3%
4%
17'A
18%
87'A
Ketchum
Co
16%
18%
Keystone
Co—5
43%
46%
Koehring
24 %
26%
14
15
21%
23%
& Elev Co
1
Gas
Corp com_3
preferred—
25
Commonwealth Gas
Consolidated
Continental
Control
Cook
Data
50c
Corp
Electric
Cross
Company
Crouse-Hinds
33%
60'/a
Co Inc—
Dariing
(L
Dashew
5
5
1
8%
14%
17%
21 %
Co_
Dejur-Amsco
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
class
Corp
—1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
$1.25
common
conv
R)
26%
50%
38 Va
81 %
86'A
7%
8%
--5
Sons
50%
63 Va
56%
5%
60
1
17%
19
29%
32
24
22%
42%
24 Vb
Inc—_—1
2
Inc
Co
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Paso
Electric
1
Electrolux
Electronics
Investors
Inc
State
Oil
Co
A-
Natl
Financial
First
40%
•
13%
36%
46 Vs
25 Vb
80
17Vs
29%
15 4
84%
32
17
18%
10c
i—2.50
Galvan
Inc.
Corp
'b
16%
1
—*
Mortgage Assn_100
Federation
Boston
19%
23 %
2.50
Farrin&ton Mfg Co
Federal
60%
34
43
1
Forms
Resistor
Ets-Hokin
34%
7%
Equity Oil Co
Erie
*
1
Co
Business
45%
Co_£l
International
Emhart Mfg
—
1
Corp
Capital Corp
Electronics
12/2
1
(Texas)
26'A
30 %
57'A
17%
37%
1
Inc
Corp
Electro-Voice
Empire
—50c
2
Co
638
,
16%
75
18%
17%
18
20%
79'A
Inc—_—1
85
89%
10
79
83%
.
Blower
31 Va
Ludlow
11%
68
2
14%
20%
22%
Von's
1
22%
24%
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
16%c
29 %
32
Cable
*
22 Va
48
51%
Co
&
Dev
Water
Co__ 10c
Co
5
Power
OWiu.*1
Co—_i
Power
Eng Tel
Co
25
Gas' Co
1
Co
19'A
21Va
Wash Natural Gas Co
28'A
30%
Washington
26%'
28%
Watson
39'A
54 Va
29%
33'A
35%
29
31 Va
10
Corp
30%
Wesco
Financial
West Coast Telephone Co
Point Manufacturing
31%
26%
4%
5%
>-24Vz
-*26%
1l,
Corp
32%
25
1
Bros
Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A__10c
'*42 Va
51V2
Steel
62%
1
5
I
Co
*'
lo3~
35y4'
37;1/»
33'
9Va
10 Vs
West
""
24%
22 Va
Westcoast
16%
18%
1
30%
32%
64 Va
7%
8 Va
Western Lt & Telephone, Co__ 10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
60
1
26%
28 Va
2Va
22'A
24%
Western
Natural
1
14 %
2'A
64'A
68
Western
Publishing Co Inc
1
73
77 %
1
Tel
Sys
17'A
18%
Weyerhaeuser Co
7.50
36
38 V*
Co
Inc
Co
;
Mfg Co
Whiting
34%
37 Va
4%
60'A
65
Wisconsin
18'A
19%
51
57'A
20
Wilcox
5%
Wbod
Inc—
non-voting
5
Works
25
Hotels Delaware
Co
Witco Chemical
1
Co
Products
Gas
Corp
16%
5%
6%
1
28 V2
Co
Power
31 Va
11%
12%
3
12%
13 Va
37%
39%
35%
38 %
5
Conversion
15 %
Light Co_I0
&
Co
Yellow Transit
10
11 Va
—10
5
Co
Wyandotte Chemicals
17'A
1
5
Electric
Wurlitzer
23
•
Corp
10
Screw
Co_*
Transmission
2.50
5'A
77%
21"%
24%
22 Va
Commerce
20'A
22
1
69 Va
73%
1
5'A
6
1
6%
7%
Corp
25
59%
20
71%
10
56
59'A
—_5
Bk
St
Co
(Phila)
Trust Co
Louis
(N J)
Inc
1
53
70%
59 %
63
Motor
Fast
Lines—1
16%
17Va
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
45
49V4
Empire Trust Co
Meredith
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting—■
changed
Metromedia
-Natl
New
State
Bk
of
39
42 Va
New
(S F)_10
48
51 Vs
Northern Trust
50
330
10
38
41%
(N Y)
County Trust Co
350
Co (Chicago) _20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack
N
52'/a
39%
42 Va
79
83'A
34 Va
Provident
313A
First Bank Stk
59 %
63
♦
23%
24%
First
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
6%
44
50%
44
46 3A
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
10
49
53'/a
Rockland-Atlas Natl
Co
North
J)
Bank
(Atlanta)
Va
Bank
62%
67%
142
66
71 Va
150
of
First
Natl
9 Va
83 V4
96%
Royal Bank of Canada
First
Natl Bank of Boston—12%
National Bank of Chi
20
50%
77
54 V*
First
38%
71 Va
75'A
17'A
28
31
15%
Royal State Bk of New York—5
First
Natl
10
54 Va
57%
St
13
14 Va
54
First Nat'l Bank (Jersey City)—5
First National Bank of
Seattle
1st
Second
Natl Bank
1
Oil
Penn
39%
First
Natl Bank
26
27%
First
71
First
1
15 Va
16%
Corp
21
22%
_5
&
First
21
17%
19%
Dallas
of
of
33Va
82
86%
Louis—20
St
of
Westchester
New
74
77%
85%
88'/a
Natl
Natl
22
Girard
Trust
Corn
Exch
Bk
60%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Chic)
14%
15%'
Hartford
&
'
Bank
Natl
of
New
Bank
Tr
20
Co.10
5%
6%
Hudson
County National Bk__l0
13 Va
14%
Hudson
Tr
76
80%
Industrial Bk of Com
27%
29%
Co_—3
27%
1
Serv
Corp
Corp
37%
19
Northwest Natural Gas
River
40%
35 Va
49 Vb
Hanover
28%
43%
5
Service
37 %
5
15
32%
26'A
Co
pfd_*
10
30
'
Prod—10c
6Va
•
17%
47%'
6%
19 Va
City)—8
(N Y)
10
46'A
63
38%
12%
78'A
82
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
24%
10
23'A
72
20
74'A
78
25
64
68 Va
33%
9%
37Vi
71
53
38
114
59%
| 773A
24
'
29 Va
74
31%
26'A
(New
Union
& Tr
of
Bank
New
of
Co
22%
24%
47%
50%
*-
preceding
page.
2%
(Cleveland)
Union
Trust
—10
Co
of
MaryUtnd_10
United States Tr Co
47 %
(N Y)__10
Jersey
Wachovia
Bank
10 Va
Commerce
United States Trust
443/4
see
York)
Valley Natl Bk
10
76%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
19%
of
10
footnotes,
Albany
State Street Banl» & Trust Co
50%
(Phila)—5
For
of
18%
Y)
I
(Wash)—20
of Phila
47 V2
<N
R
Co
Bank
Bank
Co
Trust
Bk
(Los Angeles)
Co
49%
80%
35 Va
Trust
Irving
Providence
10
59%
Trade
Industrial Trust
-
Bank
Co
10
Natl
64
,
National
Trust
10
Security First Natl Bank
51%
104
Industrial
•
,
32%*...
(Union
98
■*
29 Va
-
-.
Co
Union
10
(Boston)
York—10
30 3A
Gas—2.50
Co $4
57 Va
;
Louis
'
1
Co
54 'A
10
Bk of L I N Y
Boston
State
Bank
Rochelle
Natl
64 Va
30%
City Bank (N Y) —20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co
(Philadelphia) _10
Franklin
60
25
County
*
Coal
10
Natl
66 Va
1
19%
Water
Miss
Bank
Passaic
50c
Pub
(Baltimore)
26
Corp A com_50c
Gas
Nuclear-Chicago
12%
11
Bk
,24%
Co
Co
Carolina
North
Coal
N
Bank
8%
&
File
Northwestern
101
96
(Camden
Natl
Tradesmen's
24%
36%
Shops of Del—1
Elec Assoc
8
Gas
Northeastern
First
Trust
157
49'A
5
&
37 Va
10
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Bk
147
69
54 Va
20
65
Corp (Minn)—10
35
65
,
22'A
37%
Natl
'
65%
51"
5
J)
61 Va
Camden
76%,
61 Va
Newark—12 Va
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
__5
2%
Co
Co
American
Ben
York)
36 %
36%
Gas
Company
&
Shirt
Oklahoma
(White Plains
-
10c
common
Water
Banking
35 Va
5
Homes
Eng
National Newark & Essex
(NY)_10
5
Gas
Nicholson
„
(Albany)
1
Narragansett Capital
National
129
Co
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Shipping Co
Barge Line Co
Chemical
B
56 Va
72
Trust
17 %
Valley
Utilities
National
52
National Commercial Bank &
25 Va
2
Inc
Co
Corp__
Rubber
National
60 Va
7.50
(Cleve)—8
1
Gas
Systems
Missouri
39
56
Westchester_5
153A
Inc—
Co
Valley
36%
36 'A
of
Bank
City
23 Va
7%
Laboratories
Mohawk
Co
common
Mississippi
69
34
*
Co
Pipeline
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Mississippi
New
33 Va
Federation Bk & Tr Co.
Utilities
Gas
Mfg
20%
Fairfield
—7——-——1
Inc
Minneapolis
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
41%
to
Inc
Mid-American
Class A
5
65%
10
Co
(N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bost—12%
18%
43%
38%
18%
123
Trust Co
National
52 Va
17Va
49 Va
120
10
&
National Bank
—
49 Va
177
45
25
(Fairfield County)
381
5
1
Merchants
98
360
12%
Bank
York
National Bank of Detroit
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
5
Melpar Inc
Microdot
50
New
National Bank
Connecticut Natl
46%
Michigan
Co
of
46%
2%
Name
Trust
Eng
Corp
28 Vs
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
73%
43
5
&
168
Y
70 Va
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co
32
Steel
(Pgh) 25
(St Louis)—12.50
N
68
40%
4%
27
County
49%
26%
29%
Machine
Nassau
34%
3
33 Va
1—5
(Buffalo)
Mercantile Tr
31%
lc
McLouth '
Trust
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)
10
Industries
31
Manufacturers & Traders
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
IIV4
Electronics
McLean
70
5
5
(N Y)__10
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
38
Inc—1
34-fts
67Vs
Co.
Co
591/4
Cleve
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
1
Co
403/8
32
Trust
40%
of
Mattel
Corp
Herrington
Island
Manufacturers Tr
55%
Bank
Cleveland
Marmon
Long
57
37%
(Philadelphia)—-10
38
Natl
20%
'
Marlin-Rockwell
46%
400
Co
Ask
53
16
Central
19%
10'A
24%
*
Corp
Trust
27 Vt,
56%
Bid
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)_x„
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY).12%
23%
Electric
&
59
10
Y)
Broad
Trust
56'/«
43
(N
Companies
Par
62'A
382
Virginia
St
58
100
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago).25
Gas
Freight Lines
Consolidated Industries
Ask
(Newark) _25
Trust Co
Camden
Bid
10
of
Boatmen's Natl
2 6'A
1V»
10
of New York
Bankers
,23%
Inc__50c
Bank
6'A
Bank
81%
1
Co
Yuba
N T & S A
Francisco)
Bank of
441/4
cl B—5
com
National
America
Bank
5%
41 'A
of
#
Old
Warner & Swasey
Warren Brothers
59%
20'A
35%
Ohio
Co
1
Co
Home
Grocery
Co__1
25%
North
25%
32%
42,1,
New
24
20
20%
24
Class
29 Va
99 Va
39
Nalco
26%
18%
33
Missile
49 %
•
30
20Va
1
Miller
45 %
95
Co—16
Miles
5
2
&
& Steamship
Register
(San
18%
17%
1
Co
Financial
McNeil
18%
1
Co
Fruit
Bank
71 Va
1
Corp
Steel
Madison
Maxson
51%
50c
7'A
Co
Co
Baltimore
12%
;_lc
Corp—
Lytton
62
48'/a
Vitro Corp of America
Par
9%
29V}
25
Co
Loan
Long (Hugh W) &
Lucky Stores Inc
Miss
Associates—10
Laboratory
Electro-Science
Ennis
Inc
46%
*
2
-
Eastern
El
42
59,
43%
Corporation
Electrgda
54
:
38
:25c
2%
Bush
Economics
'22
19'A
5
Co__
Labs——:
& Bradstreet
Dura
23%
46%
Company
1
Duffy-Mott
Co
————1
Duriron
19%
24%
Drackett
Dunham
9%
15%
*
1
.
pfd_
iR
Dorsett Elecs
Dun
32
35%
*
Inc
Inc
Donnelley
'12%
5
Inc
Arts
Corp
Diebold
12
1
Co
Chemical
Dictaphone
Dlversa
23'A
5
Finance
Dl-Noc
7%
18%
29%
A—,_1
■
55
11
10%
Machines—10c
Business
Dial
14%
31%
Specialties
Machine
A)
23%
13%
7
16%
21%
Co
Cummins Engine
Danly
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
113
29 V*
Bank and Trust
32
13%
:
Lone Star
-—1%
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc
Plus
10Va
8
1
—--5
-1
Company
Coral
Lanolin
21
22%
8%
1
Electronics
Liberty
107
1
Co
for
Neguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau
9%
30
58
50c
*
Power
E)
33
2
5
Mining
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
31%
So
16%
28%
9
Co
t-ower
Li.au Const &
17%
29 Va
11V4
Laguna
10
Transp Lines Inc—1
Coffee
Cook
Products—5
Rock
Laboratory
32%
•
<
15%
26%
split
Upper Peninsular
61 Va
16
Lines Inc_l
Utilities—
Ex-two-for-one
7%
57 "A
•
Stepan Chemical Co
46%
5
9
30'A
Co_*
—_—-2.50
674
1
37Vt
43%
3
Cement
19
Connecticut Light & Power
Freightways
8%
8
1
Corp
,
Inc
10%
34 %
10
Co
&
1
Inc
34 Va
31 %
3
Co
Portland
Milling
Consol
Gas_5
1
Utilities
83
Oil
United
602
560
10
_2%
Colorado
conv
Kentucky
Natural
Inc
Product—1
Colorado
$1.25
Kennametal
Inc
Gas
United States Truck
19 Va
7%
6%
22%
lc
Interstate
35%
171/2
5
Electric
Statler
17%
32%
Gas
Stores
33'A
20c
1
5
Freight
Stanley
10%
16'A
1
25
Corporation
Co_2Va
Gas'Producing Co
Common
40%
Sugar Corp
States
Stanley
63 Va
17%
37%
States
Elec Service
49 %
15%
United
Inc
14
Corp 1
63
8
35 V8
•
6'A
59
36%
-
1
common
1
Corp
34
1274
1
1
Standard
59'/a
32%
Corp
Servateria
Standard
25
46
9%
1
Co
Corp
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
A—33%c
B—
Engines
23 %
1
Corp_l
Corp
Mil
4'A
Union
(A
Gas
.
States
Nevada
Stand
Nat
1
New
Staley
Texas
Vance Sanders & Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mig Co
Spur Oil
39%
•
—33%c
cl
com
class
—1
36%
Union
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233
219
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12 Va
1
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4%
25 Va
40
59 Va
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11%
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28%
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16%
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Southern
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Iowa
Corp
Freight Sys
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1
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Iowa
17%
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Motor
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32%
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29%
48%
22 Va
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South Shore Oil
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36%
20%
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25%
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90'%
59
9 Va
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27 %
10
Co
10c
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48%
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Canadian
Cannon Electric
4%
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1
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15%
23%
37%
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30
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20 %
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58
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22 Va
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9%
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29 Va
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6%
preferred
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12
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Susquehanna Corp
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8%
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1.25
Cobb Arner Inc
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17'A
71/4
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209
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Natural' Gas
Plymouth
1
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—
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23%
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60 %
27%
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25%
1
23%
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1
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97
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22
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11%
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Pacific Airmotive Corp
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23
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Paper
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2.50
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36%
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Amer
Florida
19'A
13%
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9 */4
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Governor
24%
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34
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69%
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1
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11
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Fund
Par
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
American
_1.25
Shares
Fund
9.50
*
Trust
B-2
(Low Priced
(Discount
K-l
1.82
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1
1
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15.63
17.05
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21.73
1
9.32
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10.17
9.32
1
18.26
5 75
6.25
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
22.83
24.91
X9.20
10.00
S-2
(Income
13.35
14.57
4.07
4.45
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
12.76
13.87
Fund
Axe-Templeton
Canada
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S-4
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1
10.28
11.23
16.11
17.57
16.48
17.82
6.51
7.13
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Com
Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Blue
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
Boston Fund
Broad
1
Investing
12.57
19.30
21.09
Fund
Inc_
133
109%
106%
111%
Life
Fund
California
Canada
50c
Fund
Lexington Income Trust
15.47
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Insurance
1
7.55
1
15.32
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Loomis
Canadian
International
Fund
Ltd
Capital
Life
Growth
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of
11.11
12.17
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11.20
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1
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9.28
10.14
12.49
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196
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11.70
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15.96
4.60
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22.69
24.64
15.87
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16.22
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21%
21.03
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Fund-—-1
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8.24
9.01
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12.04
—1
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6.04
1
3.84
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6.61
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10.49
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11.69
12.81
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York
10.42
9.51
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3.62
1
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Inc
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Capital Fund
9.38
9.85
10.77
1
11.46
12.39
45
48%
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10
206
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243
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Forster
113
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14.73
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1
14.61
15.79
16.14
17.64
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50c
12.26
13.76
8.40
8.01
8.71
Over-The-Counter
14.71
Corp„l
9.18
%
Fund
Investment
Oppenheimer
13.11
—500
Fund
Balanced
Electronics
Energy
Fund
Inc
—-10
Fund
Inc
20c
Securities
1
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8.98
1
19%
25c
15.23
16.65
Fidelity Capital Fund-—
Fidelity Fund Inc.
1
20.57
22.36
5
17.49
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc„l
18.94
26.67
*
—50c
13.05
13.18
2.50
9.86
10.72
20.48
1
18.91
Eurofund Inc
—
Philadelphia
Federated Growth
Financial
Fund
Inc-1
4.82
Growth
Industrial
Fund
Inc
10c
6.41
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Fund
Inc
1
2.35
*
11.92
Price
Fund
Inc
Bond
Custodian
Funds
stock series
Common
Preferred
stock
Fundamental
Futures
lc
lc
2.54
Inc
General Investors
Group
4
71
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
&
Deposit of
Firemen's
Fund
(S
1
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5
Globe
56
60
Reinsurance
58%
61 %
Republic
Insurance
110%
Republic
Natl
136
144
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5
40%
American
Hartford
Fire
Steam
Co
Insurance Co
Home
Seaboard
—1
7%
8%
41%
45 Va
60%
64%
64 y4
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25 %
$6.50
46%
Standard
Accident
Standard
Sec
64%
67%
Title
103
108
5
56%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla)_1
42%.
45%
4%
5%
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Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
53 %
56 %
Insurance
2%
2%
U
S
Fire
33
35%
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Life Ins Co in
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Corp
of
Amer__—50c
Standard
Life
Ins
United
59'%
10
56 %
60
U
Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
Jersey
32%
35%
Variable
21
23
Westchester
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
(Va)
5
Figures after decimal point represent
3 %s
Apr.
1961
17,
100
100
—
Jun.
1,
1961-
100.1
100.3
100.3
2%s
Aug.
1,
1961-
100
100.2
100.2
2%s
Oct.
2,
1962—
Sep.
15,
1961 wi—
100.2
17,
1962 wi
100.1
100.3
3%s
Apr.
15,
1963
99.20
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100
Natl
Mortgage Assn—
Jun.
1961
100.12
100.14
Sep., 20,
1961
100.16
100.18
3%s
—
4%s
4s
Federal
Feb.
1962
100.10
100.12
1962—
100.28
101.4
1962—
102.6
102.14
100.2
100.4
20,
20,
4%s
Apr.
10,
1961-
100
100.2
4s
May
May
10,
1961
100.5
100.6
4%s
Aug.
20,.
Oct.
22,
Jun.
1.
102.20
1962—
102 6
1C2.14
4s
Oct.
20,
1964—
100.28
101.8
.—1
18.78
20.41
4s
1965—
100.28
101.8
1
7.42
8.11
Fund
Fund
of
Stevens
Fund
•
—
3%s
Mar.
11,
1963-
4 Va s
Nov.
12,
1963
4%s
Jun.
10,
1965
4 %s
Dec.-
12,
1966———
1962
1963—
Inc
1
Shares—1.25
American
Trust of Boston—1
(Edson B) Fund—
1
100.2
100.10
Oct.
20,
101.20
102
3%s
Feb.
21.
1966
98.20
102.4
102.24
3%s
May
.2,
1966—
97
101.20
—
102
4 %s
Mar.
20,
1968
20,
1969—
Mar.
11,
1968
4%s
Mar.
102.16
103.8
Apr.
10,
1969———
102.16
103.8
4%s
July
15,, 1969
104
104.24
4%s
Apr.
10,
1970
103.8
104
5 %s
Feb..
20,1 1970—
107.16
108.8
100.24
3%s
98
10.13
10.95
4 %s
10,
1970—
11.70
12.79
4%s
Aug.
10,
1971
5 Va s
Feb.
10,
1972
al4.63
Sep.
98.24
100
Apr.
;l,
1970
100
100.24
5%s
July
20,
1970—
108.8
——
109
4 VaS
Oct.
1,
May
4%s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967.
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972-
12.28
Figures after decimal point represent
13.28
1
8.83
12.39
Inc__lc
7.31
7.99
Growth Inv_
9.53
Maturity—
Bid
Ask
4%s
May
15,
1961
3 Va s
Aug.
1,
1961
100.6
.
—
160.8
100.4
100.6
3%s
Fund
UBS
Ltd
10.37
1
a28.77
United
Accumulated Fund—1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—lc
9.92
10.79
United
Continental Fund
2.75
3.01
United
Income
United
P'unds Inc—
United
8.70
10.63
Value
May
15,
Aug.
1,
1961
1961.
15.62*
1 Va S
Oct.
1,
8.91
3%s
Feb.
15,
1962
Fund
Shares-1
12.39
13.47
4s
Feb.
15,
Science Fund
1
15.77
17.23
Canada Ltd—,_1
17.75
19.29
7.26
7.93
Line
Income
Value
Line
11.75
12.85
Institutional
12.21
6.22
4.36
4.77
7.32
Wall
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
15,
Aug.
15,
-10c
;
1962
Aug.
15,
1962
lVaS
Oct.
1,
1,
l%s
Oct.
Nov.
97.4
Ask
1963
15,
99.18
1%S
Apr.
1,
100.21
4%s
May
15,
1964
100.31
3%s
May
15,
100.11
—
1964
1962
100.9
5s
Aug.
15,
1%S
Oct.
1,
96.20
104.10
Nov.
15,
101.12
1%S
Apr.
1,
100.14
4%s
May
15,
98.6
1%S
Oct.
1,
Apr.
1,
1966
101.6
—
105.2
105.6
94.10
94.18
—
104.22
104.26
1965
1 %s
98.2
95.12
101.2
1965
100.12
104.14
104.8
_
1964
101.4
95.4
—
1964
4%s
97.12
101.30
104.4
—
1964
99.1
101.6
98.29
99.8
101.26
1964———
101.4
101.6
96.12
_
1963—
100.19
—•
-
99.6
1963
4%s
100.29
1962
101.2
1963
99.14
_
1962
May
Washington Mutual
Fund Inc
point
1963
1,
15,
100.5
-
1962
1 %s
4s
4s
15,
Apr.
100.15
13.35
6.68
Inc—1
5.69
Special Situations
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund—w_l1c
Fund
3%s
3 %s
--1
Fund Inc
Line
a
1962
May
100.3
1962
14.37
Feb.
Va s
15,
100.13
..
_
1961
8.15
Value
Institutional
3%s
1
Funds
United
9.45
11.03
of
Bid
Nov.
2%s
1
4s
Canada
of
32nds
more
4s
Treasury Notes—
5.57
or
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
10.42
6.21
one
Maturity—
9.62
11.34
Fund
101.8
99.24
99
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
Inc
96.24
100.16
43.08
a33.78
Century
103.24
96
17.88
16.75
1
97
108.8
103
1971
1,
16.53
a38.68
Growth
96.8
107.16
1970-1967.
15.29
41.08
,—_1
Fund
102.8
3%s
al0.22
Farnham
Inc.,
98.24
97.24
101.16
1
Investment Corp__*
Fund
99.4
'
—
.-—1
Investors Inc
Investors
&
98.28
4%s
Clark—
&
Stock
Townscnd
8.74
99.31
100.4
Jan.
99.29
10,
Twentieth
9.73
Aik
3 '/as
Sep.
Television-Electronics Fund
Hamilton Funds Inc—
7.96
point
a
Cooperatives—
4%s
Texas
1
of
Bid
100.1
100.1
May 15, 1961-———
2%s Aug. 15, 1961----
32nds
more
or
18.04
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
23.13
1
one
Banks for
3%s
a2j.06
Fund
14%
38 %
16.60
Smith
7.80
Investors
66 Va-
13%
35%
2
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
12.71
Income
63
City of N Y
2
Life Insur—1
Fire
1
Stock Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
Annuity
3
Fund
11.16
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
!
(Geo)
10.19
Haydock Fund Inc_.
America—2.50
102.8
Fully Administered shares—lc
10c
of
1964
Roe
1
Co
Insurance,——
1,
Street
H-DA
Ins
20,
Balanced
Series
121 %
May
State
5.68
16%
35%
116%
Apr.-
Stern
10c
14%
32
5
3 %s
7.95
_L
_8
4%S
10.77
H-C7
Y)-_2
Y)
Co_—
65 %
2%S
15.27
Series
(N
(N
42
109
100.15
7.25
22.40
62
Ins
Co
Insurance
49 %
104
10
—
Life
Guaranty
Travelers
45
39%
2
10
100.12
13.95
1
Co__
101
Stock Fund_lc
1
Insurance
preferred
100.11
Sovereign
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Amer
89%
8.07
7.11
of
100.13
Selected
21.24
11.61
Ins
100.30
Common
88c
lc
Life
Seaboard
Surety Co
5
Security Ins (New Haven)
—10
Security Life & Trust Co__
5
1962—
al9.92
lc
77%
1961
Southwestern
shares
73 %
1961
Scudder
Petroleum
50%
12,
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
General Bond shares
35 3 a
46%
11,
3.01
9.83
28%
32%
6.25
43 %
5
25
.
.
13,
Putnam Growth
Securities—
(The)
Marine—
2
83
10
Co
2
25%
121
Boiler
Insurance
Y)_
(Texas)__10
Insurance
61
10
Insp <fc Insurance
50%
23%
5
Insurance
&
47%
(N
Life
Fire
5
43
23
113
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
Hanover
Paul
Corp
4%
(Pa)
Ins
106%
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Life
Quaker City Life
4
& Republic Ins Co
5
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Great
11
_2.50
F)_
Franklin Life Insurance..
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
9%
Putnam
Avia tion-Electronics—
Common
24%
74%
3%
Sep.
7.62
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
94 Va
23
1
Feb.
al4.26
7.42
90
Life Ins Co (N C)_
5 Va s
Canada—25c
1
10
Pyramid
3%s
11.25
Trust
27 Va
60%
10
____
Providence-Washington
4%s
Scudder
19.45
25%
57
9.18
2.79
1
61%
5
5
Co
16.01
2.73
Corp
Phoenix
4%
57%
10
Co,
Ins
8.49
10.27
—1
Capital
39
15.85
Shareholders
General
36%
1
1
6.93
10
—-1
lc
series,
Investors
47 Va
Inc__
Inc—
Series
19%
44%
Co
Insurance
46 Va
17%
Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Franklin
Peerless
13.27
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
12.96
Mutual
Fund
39%
43
Puritan
2.57
Founders
Inc
36%
48
Y—12%
of N
Indemnity
4%s
7.01
Florida
Inc
Fund
Fund
Street
Pioneer
5.27
Florida
Pine
5
45%
3.10s
al5.06
24.34
12.11
Peoples Securities Corp—
21%
Fund-
Square Mutual Fund:
62%
2.50
73%
3s
8.67
58%
27%
3.33'/a
43
3.30s
Fund, Inc
a25.43
Equity
Street
77%
____-10
67
16.10
Fund ——.—--1
William
One
Howard—
&
37%
2
74
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
91%
3%
34
Insurance
Co
143
5
J
Ins
134
137
45
Casualty—
*
Bid
Eaton
Pacific
127
25%
Fire; Ins Co
Rher
Northern
253
86'/a
York
45'%
72%,
5
Hampshire Fire
North
46%
43
68
1
class A
Amsterdam
5%
43%'
10
com__
Fire
Corp
Northeastern
215
109
10
Union
Ins
AA
5
al5.82
1
Shares
_5
Reinsurance Corp
Insurance Co
Chemistry &
Electronics
Co
Inc__—
Ins
New
26%
Co
45%
10
Accident
New
37
31 %
Life
44%
42%
,—10
&
Line
Nationwide
31%
34%
(Ky) 2
I^ife (Bait)
New
1
Co
Life
Old
National
61
28%
4%
""42
Assurance_12.50
Fire
Natl
Natl
13
57
1
117
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Inc
of Canada Ltd
Nucleonics
8.58
1
Series
England
Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund-__1
Dividend
1
Stock
Fund Inc—-_1
Stk
4.20
7.44
6 05
66.52
Income
4%
——5
Insur
National
2
11%
(NJ)„_2
Life___;
Assurance
Hartford
1
1
Inc
Co
Fund
Growth
Dreyfus
11.02
——- —
Stock
1
Investing
Delaware
Diver
16.50
17.84
Series————-1
Mutual Fpnd Inc__—1
Delaware
24.10
1
.
Series
Dividend
18.57
Vegh
De Vegh
22.28
1
Series
Preferred
De
Inc_l
Securities Co
Balanced Series
Bond
1%
3%
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
Gov
3.40
National Securities Series—
Inc
Investment
32%
Fire
81%
113
1
Employers
Govt
3.33
1
interest
Investors Corp-
National
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown
al5.14
Shares
Trust
Wide
Nation
51%
Mass
Monument
Philadelphia Life
Gulf
17.54
Series
1
9.83
—1
Inc,_
Corp-
beneficial
&
Fidelity
19.27
interest—1
Mutual
Fund
17.63
Foundation—1
Mutual
Concord
16.11
Fund—•
Life
beneficial
of
14.74
Stock
Growth
19.03
of
47
„1
Inc
Co
Federal
beneficial int—33 %c
Inc
Mutual
Ins
General
Continental
2.74
Trust
11.14
21.58
Life
' 4.21
—lc
Investors
17.51
9.04
Life
Insurance Co
Investment shares—lc
10.25
19.85
13
30"%
10
Standard
2.60
Stock
1
Natl
2.38
Investment——1
—1
Bankers
lc
shares
Commonwealth
& Stock
44%
11%
C)—_1
Shippers
Crum
Commonwealth
Inc.—
&
Continental
Investing
Fund
D
Ins
14%
77%
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants
Ins
4.27
Mutual
Fund Inc
Nat
Life
20%
13%
Massachusetts
3.93
10.49
Composite Bond
Loyal Amer
53'
19
1
Maryland Casualty
9
42
Assurance——5 '
Mercury (Wash
2.67
Investors
Units
16%
22%
Ask
49%
life Insurance Co of Va_——10
Lincoln National Life Insur
5
24%
8%
(Newark N J)—2'/a
Investors Corp
„1
American
Inc
15%
__1
Amer
Companies
21
Co_1.50
Fla)
Home
3.91
9.55
Composite
Insur
30%
22%
Amer Ins Co
2.44
1
Fund—1
(Jacksonville
Boston
3.42
29
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
American Heritage Life Ins—
American
3.60
Massachusetts
Income
Fund Inc
American General
lc
of
Fund
12.79
10
Fidelity & Casuaity-5
preferred;
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Beneficial
3.13
shares—lc
'—
Transport shares
shares
Co__
Assur
conv
Connecticut
—,—lc
——
Massachusetts
202
131 %:'
$1.25
American
lc
shares
Special
1
50c
Inc—I
Commonwealth
7.97
Industries
General
Metal
Energy Shares———1
Inc
1
Colonial
7.32
Paper shares
&
Boston-
preferred
Inc__ 1
Fund
shares
lc
Shares
Secu
23.45
Funds—
Electric
Trust-,—1
Fund
Christiana
Managed
12.80
2-for-l
Split
19.42
11.71
Fund
Shares
12.34
21.46
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
1
Ins
Equitable
Bankers
-_1
Investors Inc—1
Stk
5
Agricultural Insurance
American
Comwealth
Growth
——
Stock
Chemical
17.95
Insurance
(Galveston)
American Re-insurance
16.74
Ltd
Life
17%
13.49
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
8.25
Fund—
General
(19541
7%
14.97
14.12
Inc..
Canadian
Chase
13.85
___1
Ltd
8.90
Bid
Life &
Aetna
16%
1
—
Par
126
105
Amer
Lazard
Life
Bullock
8.13
13.74
1
Inc
Street
16.95
15.53
Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Growth Fund
Ask
Casualty & Surety
10
Aetna Insurance Co_
.—10
19.92
Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Houghton
Bid
Aetna
26.11
Monday, April 10, 1961/
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
25.01
.
(Quotations for Friday, April 7)
Par
(Income Fund)
K-2
6.60
Bonds
(Medium Grade
B-4
10.38
6.04
Par
tlnvestment
B-3
__
1.66
Physics & Science Fnd 1
B-l
4.89
al8.18
Funds—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
9.C4
4.58
1
Mutual
2.61
8.36
1
Fund
Ask
2.37
Fund Inc—__1
Mutual
Associated
Atomics
Inc
Investors
American
Bid
25c
:
.
93.6
1965—
104.4
—
93.14
104.8
92.8
92.16
91.14
91.22
"
Growth
Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
tntl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
of
.»
5.89
6.44
1
11.22
12.26
Boston—1
America
Street
Investing Corp
9.66
--
-
10.56
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Istel
of
Fund
11.91
Inc__
(The)
Mutual
Recent
Bausch
&
Elec
Lomb
Gas
_
99%
101%
4
%s—1975
119
2-61
100.1
100.3
11-
1-61
100.1
100.3
Fund—10c
16.54
18.08'
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100.5
100.7
3s
3-
1-61
12-
4-61
100.2
100.4
—1
7-19
7.77
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-1-61
100.3
100.5
2.90s
4-3-61
1-
2-62
12-
1-60
9-
100.3
100.5
101%
103%
120
123
82
87
128
102
182
1981
Pr
Bell
of
&
105'%
111
Lt 4%s_1991
Am
Tel
103%
109
1969
5s ww—1967
&
Serv
4%s_1991
—1982
'<
100%
111
87
1961
99%
98%
128
Amer
Trans
5s
5s
1981
102%
J.
Apr.
15,
1961
20,
—
27,
1961
4,
1961
May
11,
99 %
99
S
L—
1961
Apr.
May
1961
May
18,
Jun.
131
8,
103
1971
104
5%s
.—1971
Industries
4%s
1970
108
Westcoast
101,%
Utilities 4%s—1991
Trans
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
Ask
99.988
July
15,
1961—
99.365
99.392
99.969
99.974
July
20,
1961-
99.332
99.360
99.316
99.947
July
27,
1961
99.286
99.910
Aug.
3,
1961
99.233
99.863
99.873
Aug.
10,
1961
99.187
99.221
99.823
99.836
Aug.
17,
1961_
99.133
99.169
99.784
99.265
Aug.
24,
1961
99.086
99.124
99.750
Aug
31,
1961
99.039
99.078
99.697
1961
99.794
99.738
-
1961—..
99.711
Sep.
7,
1961
98.992
99.033
99.648
jun.
15,
22,
1961—
23,
1961
Jun.
29,
1961
—
99.664
99.593
99.604
Sep.
1961—
98.861
98.898
99.538
1961
Jun.
108
100%
99.31
99.550
Sep.
22,
1961
98.831
98.845
Sep.
28,
1961
98.803
98.832
5,
1961
Sep.
14,
21,
1961
:
98.945
98.988
99.527
—
99.544
99.489
99.502
99.437
99.449
Oct.
16,
196-1—
98.646
98.672
99.379
-
:
99.405
Jan.
15,
1962
97.892
97.923
Oct.
98.724
98.749
113
103
5%s
Texas
99.29
Ask
255
1971
Corp
Due
99.942
-
1961
1,
Dated
99.901
-
1961
25,
108
5%?,
-,1988
94
97%
July
6,
1961
July
Underwood
Rate
99.983
Jun.
Eastern
Textron
.
West
85
13,
May.
118
•
'Texas
104
Pub
99'%
79
124
107 %
Apr.
Jun.
1998
Southwest'n
75%
Tel—
4%s
U
..
5s
5y2s_
Steel
Co
326
i_
Bid
Apr.
1977
1973
Petroleum
Sperry Rand 5'/2s ww
_1976
ww_—_1984
& Sons—
5s
ww
Puget Sound
132, "
4s
5-61
Ask
United States
124
Can
Southern
99%
127
Trailer
Bid
Ask
1976
Phoenix
99%
1975
Bid
Sheraton
318
Inc__
1975
119%
Corp 3%s—
Fund
Due
Dated:
/
99%
6s
10-
1-61
National
5%s
118%
(Mi
3-61
2-
Bate
Debentures Issues
Pacific
4%c__1986
Hotel
1-
2.95s
Mueller Brass 3%s—I
114
99%
Ind
Growth
125
m
Port Cement 5s
M977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
4%s
3s
100.3
Bonds—
.
Natural Gas 5y4S__1977
-Lowenstein
100.2
100.1
Inc
Yield Price
Ask
99%
General
Hilton
& Conv.
101%
—1998
Fruehauf
100
1-61
Fund
Wisconsin
1991
Opt 4V2S—1979
4%s
Ferro
1-61
6-
al4.96
•Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972*
Natural
5-
1-60
Fund-1
Corp 4%s
1982
Chance Vought 5%s
1977
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
Paso
1-60
9-
Whitehall Fund
Carrier
El
8-
3.10s
36.59
1991
4V2S
Burlington Industries
•Consol
Ask
3.30s'
14.61
35;87
itid
City
Bid
16.65
13.51
Wellington
Security
Power 4%s
Atlantic
18.15
1
Wellington Equity Fund—
15.28
Bends—
Alabama
16.70
15.28
13.89
13.98
Winfield
Johnston
10.90
1
1
12.71
1
1
Research
Fund
Fund
Investors
1
3.15s
Investors
Inc
1
:
13,
1961
-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
b Bid
t New stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-d'-idend.
wi When
~
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued.-
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend...
lift
Volume
THE
Bank
193
Number 6045
COURSE
OF
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
BANK
(1597)
week
will
liminary figures compiled by
show
increase
an
compared with
a
1961
Pre¬
ago.
year
hased upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
.:.+,v
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
New
-
Ending April 8—
York
__
1,220,378,230
+21.0
1,243,000,000
1,031.000,000
Boston
St.
York
Pittsburgh
3.4
—
:;
2.2
days__
Other
cities,
five
3.9
0.1
727,630,925
+
6.8
455,259,050
—
7.7
549,856,257
571,541,526
—
all
396,051,648
+
9.9
$19,777,350,065
+
0.3
5,168,066,660
cities,
4,850,950,300
+
6.5
$25,010,110,481
Total
$24,628,300,365
r
'
■
.■
'
'
for
970,190,063
+
>
...
''
■
$25,598,490,428
+
-.V-'-'".
covered
by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available
are
inasmuch
at time
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
we
elaborate
detailed
For that week there
was
week in
this
at
center
Federal
the
York
Boston
totals
of
and in
3.8%
1.3%.
The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit
10.7%.
in
the
of
as
going to
has
to be
the
press.
Ac¬
a
present further below,
we
we
note that in
improvement of 12.2% and in
and
loss
a
1,438,740,034
following
furnish
we
:
a
summary
: {SUMMARY
:
in
April 1—
Atlanta
12.5%
of
9
.__Ll—10
Districts
by
but the St. Louis Re¬
4th Cleveland
7
Francisco
San
the
Reserve
(6
6
_I_—__ J__L—10
V
7th Chicago
-___-17
8th St Louis
487,781,574
440,630,296
1,453,072,954
1,296,949,316
21,101,000
19,580,453
7.7
203,210,972
176,227,63 ii
+
8,228,903
5.1
733,782,494
+
5,221,9+9"
8,996,557
—11.6
368.638,155
116,574,881
724,145,059
+
5,189,280
7,981,240
431,522,536
292,227,371
17.5
140,551,884
146,203,765
—
1.3
810,572,229
647,442,419
31,634,950
29,610 451
+
6.8
130,609 ,886
411,100 ,000
+
8.6
125,997,389
112,921,615-
+
1.8
397,800,000
374,400,060
+
7.4
+
418.300.000
.
7,034 ,384
5,716,728
265,135,219
5,383 ,654
269,710 175
211,881,056
;
245,219 ,497
15,151 ,913
12,932,971
694,001
799 ,701
259,839,083
258,338 ,706
1,355,461,377
26,017,330
7,346,050
6,918,762
6.2
5,921,679
5,8i8,860
—
1.7
246,611,331
225,356,555
—
13.6
215,243,078
165,775,401
— 14.6
—
+
14,805,023
14,828,703
13.2
664,110
658,537
0.6
204.425,123
205,016,794
1.3
1,372,958,367
Orleans
___
■
28,715,773
1,247,529,556
1,137,712,564
Grand
District—Chicago-
Arbor
2,857,544
;
Indiana—Fort
Wayne____
Indianapolis
9,795,185
'5.0
2,799,305
2,973,874
2.1
18.088.210
+ 31.6
19,493,025
9,252,041
9,056,211
14,703,299
13,907,024
+
5.7
12,537,340
12,072,275
78,183,000
+
3.7
87,437,000
?'84,008,009'+
+
1.1
9,703,716
Haute__
9,597,499
4,104,661
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
5,871,916
166,377,944
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
—
—
81,070,000
—_T__v.*,
Bend__^____^u
Terre
19,553,468
12,891,474
...
3,008,014
19,134,893
Rapids
Lansing
161,239,229
7,950,000
7,491,792
61,425,092
66,519,363
20,642,935
City__
17,877,496
Illinois—Bloomington
1,335,523
1,316,933
1,036.840.363
1,256,236.690
7,744,969
Chicago
7,584,581
:_
9,968,295
8,601,876
—30.1
4,816,522
3,854,710
+
3.2
147,938,609
141,149.054
+
6.1
8,026,475
7,493,130
7.6
61,829,109
55,255,652
+ 15.5
20,077,061
17,487,690
—
1.4
1,594,869
945,022
—17.5
1,408,642,817
932,419,678
2.1
8,224,449
5,689,134
14,382,003
+
+
Peoria
13,504.845
15,245,248
—11.4
15,318,428
13,539,031
12,218,843
+ 10.8
10.822,636
9,822,037
7,852,888
6,820,984
+ 15.1
8,208,037
6,894,608
1,481,679,177
1,692,467,265
—12.5
1,835,755,772
1,331,423,410
9.3
394,400,000
349,600,000
1.1
193,863.959
170,932,74 8
1.4
135,060,748
118,655,801
+ 23.6
3,124,722
2,779,712
5.0
726,449,429
641,968,261
,
(17
cities)
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc.or
1959
2958
Dec. %
$
$
<•$"
822,304,857
14,000*875,040
+12.2
12,441,673,188
12,986.465,639
1,131,569,260
—18.4
1,266,191,434
3.8
1,453,072,954
Missouri—St.
421,000,000
385,100,000
197,018,852
195,027,789
145,774,372
147.841,201
3,287,934
2,660,484
767,081,158
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
*863,322,037
730,629,474
!•_
.
1,438,740,034
724,145,059
,
1,496,324,319
V'
—
733,782,494
1.3
—
Total
647,442.419
810,572,229
1,355,461,377
1,372,958,367
—
1.3
1,247,529,556
1,692,467,265
—12.5
1,835,755,772
767,081,158
730,629,474
5.0
726,449,429
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,331.423,416
641,968,261
.
+
+
St.
7,225,980
6,479,498
+ 11.5
7,693.945
466,026,235
608,235,525
+10.7
605,791,670
573.341.422
"
674,381,591
657,893,395
+
2.5
683,180,085
595.665.973
6
"
590,729,203
550,657,027
+
7.3
565.683,184*
414,760,589
+ 12.4
414,127,381
388,795,709
167,026,872
154,991,221
+
7.8
149,770,189
145,074,69+
Francisco_______—10
"
7
_____________
s,
1.378.645,580
1,333,810,484
+
3.4
1,281,099,656
9,577,714
Dakota—Fargo
9.578,537
Dakota—Aberdeen
3.955,173
3.341.525
5,856,861
6.074.526
13,445.505
13,010,452
25,198.336,635
+
6.0
23,800,780,122
673,115,163
608,235,525
11,692,928,760
—
2.4
11,893,384,075
Helena*
10,024.640.163
-
Total
York
New
City____
+
(7
cities)
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
add
our
statement showing
detailed
the figures for each
April
city for the
-for four years:
1
__;
1,432,693
Week Ended
Inc.
1960
.
./
s
.
or
!
:
—-
•
;
Portland
7.808.828
________
4,283,950
7,543,597
5,520,'689
+
3.3
12,260,080
12,139,430
+
10.7
605,791,670
573,341,422
—22.4
$
3.620.559
3,229.625
1,711,421
3,836,394
174,605,667
8,710,058
10,091,670
+
1,140,73$
a,162,599
18.7
927,823
981,805
8.3
11,406,069
•11,497,630
3.6
170,634,179
152,305,993
7,400,879
6,726,469
+ 15.9
27,145,582
+
6.4
30,773,925
27,997,203
428,000,449
418,269,822
+
2.3
440,396,050
374,875,272
-
28,884,402
-
Missouri—Kansas
City—I
12,544,385
0;1
15,347,376
13,880,451
5,196,750
5,281,226
0.3
5,805,595
5,585,993
674,381,591
Joseph—
657,893,395
2.5
683,180,085
595,665,973
«
Springs—
2,666.989
+ 19.1
6,283,314
715,764,119
3,287,177
1.4
1,317,876
1,243,901
-27.3
3,356,049
3,187.082
(.9 cities)__
:
+
680.360.253
+ 12.1
Total
5,444.633
+ 12.8
728,919,232
r——
+
—
*10,887,868
Wichita
1958
1959
St.
6,556,327
822.505,825
180,950,797
1
Colorado—Colorado
+ 18.5
3,323,786
3.938,232
655,530
9,248,432
—
Kansas—Topeka
April 1
Dec. ','o
.FirstF^deralReserve-District— Boston—
1
778,052
8.479,695
,—__
,__
Omaha
1961
Clearings at-
Maine—*Bangor
9,608,081
'4,318,385
City-
1,111,638
Hastings
Lincoln
ended
10,078,093
'
3.6
—
*
now
0.1
+ 18.4
7,918,855
22,555,660,385
11,408,811,640
Montana—Billings
,
1,167,114,755
26,698,558,245
_____v_-—_-i._107 cities
Total
_____
North
491.949,724
11th Dallas
Paul———
South
673,115,163
9
City
+
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
1
9th Minneapolis
+
—
1,137,712,564
1,481,679,177
,
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1
Minnesota—Duluth
10th Kansas
+
1,296.949,318
923,858.941
.
-LL 4
6th Atlanta
+
3.4
3,8
—
141,773,009
Michigan—Ann
CLEARINGS
883,780,965
"
v
week
13,055,312
—20.0
7,554,360
Total
15,712,798,055
4V
We
11,402,175
14,673.076
—11.4
136,976,468
cities)
Total-(10 cities)_
District
+10.0
"
5th Richmond
Philadelphia
=
62,475,400
12,333,335
6.4
6.200,517
325,690,427
Seventh Federal Reserve
increase of 2.5%,
an
889,133,985
"
York_____:
Outside
68,315,500
4.8
—
—
22,535,000
8,647,842
>.
Columbia—Washington-
Louisiana—New
thef totals
977.922.907
"
12th San
t>,5e>6, j30
211,605,038
4,961,007
Carolina—Charleston—__ZZ~Z
South
District
Reserve
totals show
I960
$
_____12 Cities'
1st Boston
v
257,400,023
501,279,473
i
19,969,000
Mississippi—Vieksburg
by Federal Reserve Districts:
OF BANK
1961
I.
10,706,641
279,727,336
5
227.900,315
;;
•
Springfield
Week Ended
3rd
13,655,803
2.5
Rockford
In the
2nd New
1,496,324,319
Virginia—Huntington
Alabama—Birmingham
3.4%.
and
9.6
+ 13.8
481,275,178
Macon
Philadelphia Reserve District the
Richmond
7.3%
863,322,037
8.7
+
12,930,534
Augusta
the cities according to the
group
gain of 5.0% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
of
—
—
62,011,500
464,692,275
Cities)
Decatur
District
Reserve
6,074,009
loss of 2.4%, the bank clearings
a
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
Dallas
1,266,191,434
13,982,219
Mobile
the Cleveland Reserve
District suffers
—18.4
70,558,400
Nashville
estimated.
previous week—the week ended
an
in the
In
1,131,569,260
.
13.090,790
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
6.0%, the aggregate clearings for
We
record
but
13,792,172.:
12,305,750
Georgia—Atlanta
located and from this
are
totals
10.0%
both
serve
of
the
falling off of 18.4%.
a
by
District
District
Reserve
smaller
are
which they
14,804,951
19,868,304
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
in
appear
to $26,698,558,245 against $25,198,336,635 in the
increase of 13.2%.
an
Districts in
Reserve
register
of
Outside of this city there was
showing
Reserve
New
the
1960.
increase
an
the whole country having amounted
same
of
cases
statement, however, which
able to give final and complete results of the
are
April 1.
27,900,115-
—28.1
621,464,509
V
Florida—Jacksonville
the
7,900,220
—10.2
13,307,446
____
Maryland—Baltimore
.
issue of next week.
our
—26.3
1.7
'■
,
Complete and exact details for the week
6,144,787
14,737,224
291,352,933
;
Richmond
6.5
$26,043,723,813
week
3,580,937
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
1.6
+
1,C33,613,332
cities
8,452,716
3,872,058
804,000,060
20,287,791
12,030,638
(7
Total
all
6,606,343
3,772,256
298,505,147
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
District of
day
one
Total
5,325,699
+
4,457,906
______
Virginia—Norfolk
cities, five days__
1,182,000,000
8.9
4,155,626
4,898,856
6,815,497
923,858,941
Youngstown
South
Total
—18.3
—13.3
1,064,000,000
5.1
$19,842,043,821
_____
3,678,952
18,222,609
cities)
Mansfield
+
days______________________
_______
+
10,602,503
Columbus
+
420,124,662
five
4,933,710
—
*
Cleveland
+
__
cities,
3.8
567,557,034
Cincinnati
374,700,000
;—.—___
Ten
5,022,965
7,423,213
Ohio—Canton
776,326,172
Baltimore
All
(io
776,937,COO
_____
l,551,6(v9
1,826,821
4,246,800
Z.ZZZlZZZ
ZZ'i
;
435,249,348
t_;
Cleveland
1,687,762
*
.
3,035,783
2,094,070
869,000,000
Jersey—Trenton
375,200,000
______
Francisco
2,071,564
—29.9
—16.7
(a)
Delaware—Wilmington
452,051,574
—
Louis
San
+ 11.0
2,191,305
2,**02,012
Wilkes-Barre
435.278,027
City
_ZZ~ZZIZZZZZZ
:___ZI~ZZ~Z
ZIZZIZZZIZZZ-
793,184,958
___
Kansas
1,296,547
■
4,831,300
Scranton
+20.6
__;
$
"
'
.•
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$13,789,213,166
1,476,504,167
Philadelphia
"
.;
f,
$13,319,907,176
Chicago
I
1960
■
195 •
$
1,535,772
Philadelphia
Reading •
Total
1961
..
'
„
1959
*2,100,000
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
.
.Lancaster
New
inc. or
Dec. 'Jo
$
1,438,838
;
Chester
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
*
Week
1960
ladelphia—
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, April 8, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it
is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1.7% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $26,043,723,813 against
$25,598,490,428 for the same week in 1960. At this center
there is a loss for the week
ending Friday of 3.4%. Our comparative summary for
the week follows:1, •'
45
Week Ended April 1
CLEARINGS
$
clearings this
of the
The
...
1,736,533
'
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
•
River-
:_
Lowell
<-
■[.
New
—_
—
Bedford
'
!
Springfield
Z_'
Rhode
New
•
.
-
3,586,625
,
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,057.624
Texas—Austin
Dallas
18,041,227
,
13,968,702
14,053.695
14,840,657
29.2
+
15.030.869
0.8
+
-
13.754.227
12,469,311
22,829,842
27,345,139
39,221,473
3,356,710
889,133,985
5,973,000
''*474,664,361
37,392,307
5,191,000
5,519,718
4,836,079
513,292,740
-
-
;
.
-
Falls
Wichita
40,784,303
•
•
„
.
17,481,054
+
8.1
+
9.1
+
15.1
+ 14.1
3.9
-
12,872,533
477,425,425
—18.2
418,025,283
41,648,027
35,566,740
8,624,000
6,429,000
6,781,741V>
15,917,937
6,165,671
10,695,497
18.306.436
977,922,907
Hampshire—Manchester
48,553,198
-16.4
3.098,086
Island—Providence——
47,564,473
36.888.400
;
43.992.601
16,105,421
13,176,897
1-
—
-
Galveston
11.969,926
6.3
19.094.495
^
.
2_1'.
_
Worth
Fort
"
-
—
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
•
2,605,730
—
Worcester
New
•,
.
—
r
-r
44.556.409
5.9
43,125,100
3,412,419
883,780,965
cities)
»6
11,982,554
——
12,467,859
590,729,203
_
550,657,027
+
822,304.857
7.3
565,683,184
491,949,724
2.868.585
+ 10.0
Total
35.452.600
7.7
Louisiana-Shreveport
—
-
■
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Total
cities)
(12
Second Federal Reserve District -New York—
New
York—Albany
Buffalo
L__
Elmira
40.294,009
—
"
3,065.130
15,289,746,605
_-_
Rochester
13.505,407,875
49.703,422
44,261,774
27.942,469
25,480,136
'
__________
Jersey—Newark._V-1
Northern
—
:
—_"_"1 _11
Syracuse
New
New
:Je'rsey_—_1
+
134,058,399
126.027.G21
6.9
145,414,663
134.513.800
+ 17.0
2,373,846
3.601.658
York
63.4
109,924,699
142,014,101
2.778.479
.
Jamestown
New
Utah—Salt
151,854,515
__T_
!______
2,720,663
2.948,451
San
3.311.624
11,907,396,047
12,531.020.222
+ 12.3
42,926,339
25.311,540
80,190,770
88,156,709
(9
cities)____—_—
-15,712,798,055
14,000,875,040
Beach——.
.
788,751,964
:
_ZZ
Jose_
—
33,873,871
—
3.1
208,936,107
188,129,763
6.4
6,157,984
5,905,850
—11.2
189,899,029
168,269,143
3.2
92,310,254
85,584,888
—
+
30,699,951
18,965,392
26,470,530-
9.8
11.1
679,117,211
631,583,320
31,285,842
25,237,307
—13.3
—
+
t—14.2
17,096,323
+
6.2
9,696,221
8,272,160
+
25,8
14,031,665
10,565,434
24.937.162
Santa
'
+
v— 18.2
7.8
87.995,134
62.049,891
92,901,952
+ 12.2
10,407,144
Barbaras
Stockton
cities)
<10
1-
26,698,558,245
25,198,336,635
11,408,811,640
+
11,692,928, <60
3.4
1,281,099,656
1,167,114,755
+
6.0
23,800,780,122
22.555,660,385
2.4
11,893,384,075
10,024,640,160
60.934.964
Grand
Outside
Total
1,333,810,484
City—
Francisco
Total
81.246,243
1,378,645,580
-
41.111.810
9.7
Lake
Pasadena
San
+ 17.5
-
65,630.655
—-
California—Long
2 558.545
+ 13.2
,
16,159,982
709,636,193
39,478,627
9,802,432
12,274,334
.
.
Oregon—Portland
.1
—
205,525,589
5,259,835
213,948,146
96,239,072
25,486,274
15,440,249
Yakima
199,180,894
4,922,478
190,037,753
99,341,772
22,107,894
14,581,561
Washington—Seattle
12,441,673,188
12,986,465,639
-
•
total
New
(107
York
Estimated.
cities)-.
City
(a) Clearings
:—
operations
discontinued.
•'
'
—
■
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
National
1st
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff
Act
of
1930, the
Gas
Reserve Bank
on the different
5%
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
FEDERAL
31,
1961
RESERVE
TO
APRIL
BANK
6,
1961,
TO
TREASURY
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
OF
1930
1st
Falls
1st
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
in
Transfers
York
New
in
(Value
United
States
l—
pipe
line
Pipe
White
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
March 31
April 3
April 4
April 5
r
$
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada,
Ceylon,
dollar!
France
$
.0383000
.0383000
.0200266
-.0200366
.0200216
1.011015
1.010963
r
6%
.0383000
Bicroft
.0200250
5%
1.010781
1.010052
1.010416
.209925
.209900
.209900
.209900
.00311081
.00311081
.00311081
.03311081
.204050
.204041
.204050
.204050
.251912
.251834
.251843
.251871
.251871
Maritimes
.209400
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
.209433
.209400
.209433
.209433
National
2.798600
2.798600
2.798820
2.799303
California
.00160800
.00160700
.00278566
.00278108
.00278108
.00278125
.326200
.326233
.326233
.326300
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.00160737
.00160750
.278312
krone
Portugal,
.278333
.278237
.278250
2.770891
2.770891
2.771108
Union
of
.139925
.140000
.0349562
.0349625
.0349625
.0166436
.0166436'
.0166436
United
Kingdom^
.140006
.193562
.193581
.193600
sterling
pound
.231625
.231362
.231493
1.394072
1.394181
4%
2.798600
2.798600
2.798820
Taylor,
5%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
(In millions of dollars)
1961
Redemption
lund
for
se
(- -)
Mar. 29,
Apr. 5,
since
Apr. 6,
1961
13
notes
1,039
+
4
reserves
17,036
+
17
R.
F.
gold
certificate
Cash
(438)
..
Discounts
445
advances
and
;u
9
'
Bought
outright
Government
Bought
5V2%
1
Tt
45
ASSETS—
Total
loans
Loans
and
adjusted*
Loans
outright—
296
+
+
5,398
Notes
U.
+
82
+
+
53
+
S.
236
Other
U.
Held
bought
under
Total
outright
repurchase
U.
S.
Govt,
27,124
+
436
3
+
3
agree't
securities
27,127
+
439
+
+
Loans
54
industrial
and
Total
loans
and
securities
27,293
securities
for
.+
446
+
+
243
+
294
+
6
premises.
109
assets
+
assets
(1,381)
__
49,323
+
20
-
—
712
—
-
585
:
Reserve
(438)
27,105
110
+
+
U.
S.
reserves
Treas.—general
16,723
account-
222
Foreign
—
267
—
938
195
20
+
123
+
19
+
Total
+
503
availability
Total
&
items.
cash
accrued
(943)
3,235
dividends
—
85
+
+
206
5
(1,381)
47,987
+
424
698
1
+
629
+
28
+
817
accounts
Total
Ratio
to
liabs.
&
capital
accounts
(1,381)
13"
+
42
49,323
+
—
712
—
26
five
Balances
Total
29
—
72
+
8
—
76
+
270
1,544
+
—
2,753
of
4
—
29,155
23*
+
138
—
169
+1,511
296
+4,660
—
228
+
1,684
1,146
—
33
+
715
4,054
—
10
+2,529
indebtedness
liability
purchased
on
.'.
years
17,415
3,787
.__—
Banks
R.
with
+
11,789
.
—
+
573
50
+
10,734
;
F.
75
—
—
841
45
+1,079
531
—1,315
1,358
+
2.816
—
122
+
120
4,331
+
140
.+
657
:
domestic
banks
45
+
.4%
5%
141,135
—1,020
+8,258
Co.
5%
in
parentheses
are
Falstalf
6%«
+
eliminations
made
in
the
process.
U.
S.
demand
Foreign
banks
—
218
+
2,858
—
353
+
-15
10,842
demand
Government
Interbank
.—
573
+
1,502
._
75
+
ended
Reserve
the
following
Other
Marchi
29:
Decreases
adjusted, $296 million
securities, $531 million
in
reporting member
of
changes
$195
for
the
million
in
week
loans
__—
35,207
and
$573
million
domestic banks; and
deposits.
in
Federal
others
Banks—
Reserve
+
202
+
59
1,590
an
deposits
credited
of
of
loans
valuation
22
decreased
a
net
of
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing
carrying U. S., Government securities decreased $105
million.
Loans to nonbank financial
institutions de¬
or
creased
B
$77 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $228
million,
Treasury certificates decreased $33 million, and the
preferred
July 15,
1974—Apr
slock
1166
1166
10
Mar 30
+
95
+
487
24
+4,784
2
—
to
domestic
individual
reserves;
figures
commercial
banks
and
items
loan
after
4.60%
6%
be
Financial
$2.25
preferred
cisco)
First
Bank
National
First
First
Bank
National Bank
preferred
and
including
those
list
a
called
of
4-18
3-31
3-31
6-15
12 %c
6-
1
4-28
27V2c
4-28
4-10
50c
4-17
3-31
4-20
3-15
shown
are
under
City
Credit
First
National
fund
4-14
3-30
7 VaC
5-
1
b
5-
1
3-30
50c
(quar.)
new
4-
4-19
7-
1
6-16
6-15
5-31
37 Vac
Y.)
(quar.)
(stock
Water
5-
1
4-10
2%
5-
i
4-20
aivid.)
5%
4-
3-31
(s-a)
$3
(quar.)
9c
4-17
4-
3
(s-a)__
25c
6-15
5-
1
2%
5-
1
4-12
quarterly
stock
dividends
4-17
3-27
4%
!_
pfd.
preferred
A
stock
share
for
at
rate'
400
each
held)
(stock
dividend
preferred stock
each
payable
rate
at
400
Glass
Co.
Corp.
of
in
4%
preferred
one
common
held)
7-
___
Ltd.
stock
4-10
3-30
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
3
4-24
3-31
Funds—
series
Companies,
Ltd.
Geduld
about
to
44c
Ordinary—
nonresident
Realty
depositary
per
l
—
(L.)
:
Ltd.,
African
for depositary dividend
expenses
amount
(quar.)
Mines,
South
share)
6-
—
-I
(quar.)
Quarterly
:
^
Friendly Finance Inc.,'class A
Extra
1
Class
NOTICE
OF
B
5-15
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
12 Vac
(s-a)__
Frito
Company,
4-
1
4-
1
5c
4-15
4-
1
3c
4-15
4-
1
15c
Date
Page
Fulton
I—i
stock
Market
Futterman
new
4-17
3-31
4-28
4-17
3c
C.)
Williams
&
Co.,
Inc.,
5%
PARTIAL
f.
s.
debentures
Apr
11
1495
___
(quar.),
4
(initial)
common
.
12 %c
.
split)
Cold
4-28
Storage
Class
A
Corp, class
(monthly)
Class
(R.
A
1
4-15
v4-15
DC
.
=;_!__.
:
Restaurants
(3-for-2
TENDER
Company and Issue—
(s-a)—
Extra
4-14
8
'
12VaC
1?%C
—
Quarterly
Frisch's
6-15
4-21
130c
(quar.)
4-20
4 Vac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Custodian
7
~20c
tl2VaC
25C
Co.,
(Canada),
7%%'
6-23
4-12
1
dividend)
5%
—
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
6-30
5-
(stock
Inc.,
in
for
1
common
preferred
Friedman
4-15
4-15
(Conn.)—■
Co.—
Utilities
&
(two
State
3-22
~75c
2%
common
(After
_
35c
Bank
preferred
Utilities
Tiger Line,
Dairies,
share
5
for
4-24
National
Foremost
one
3-29
1
(N. J.)—
share
dividend
Common
✓
4-20
5-
40c
___,
Public
Stock
the
4-17
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(N.
vl
25c
J.)
River
a
" »i
Fran¬
•__
Haven
of
provisions.
~
55c
(ban
(N.
Bureau
Flexing Tube Co., 6%
will
—
(quar.)
dividend
New
5-29
Realty & Construction—
Quarterly
tax and
sinking
Co.
Bank
606
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
held)
held).
National
National
Free
.—
(quar.)
of
share
each
gross.
9
Toms
•(%
638
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
stock
common
1
4-17
4-15
CBViC
(Dallas)
First
deduc¬
5-
—
(Chicago)
of
First
Florida
4-18
(quar.)j_
Bank
dividend
Stock
5-19
1
______
National
4-21
6-1
5-
50c
(quar.)
National
4-28
$1
27c
common
Rubber
&
6-16
1
(monthly)
(quar.)
Tire
Camden
First
(Bait.)
Insurance
Fund
4-14
4-10
7-
28 %c
Irust
A
5-
(quar.)
com.
share for each
Corp.,
1
4-24
$35c
(quar.)_
Assn.
—____!_1
General
Fireman's
$1.50
25c
(quar.)_
(1
3-31
J35C
Department Stores (quar.)
Publications
(quar.)
Stock dividend
4-14
4-10
(quar.)_
Federated
Foster-Forbes
found
A
Inc.,
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
4-26
32 %c
!_.
Fidelity-Philadelphia
4-14
30c
Delaware
class
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking
will
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
Federated
4-13
4-26
8c
pfd.
conv.
of
Board,
3-17
4-28
30c
common
Mortgage
preferred
of Rec.
25c
preferred
Ltd.,
Paper
Holders
4-10
(quar.)
Corp.,
—
revised.
When
Payable
4%:
(quar.).
(quar.)
Common
Co
4-17
75c
4-15
4-
8c
4-30
4-15
8c
5-31
5-15
6-15
(monthly
A
(monthly)
8
8c
-6-30
30c
4-29
4-14
10c
4-10
3-24
110c
4-27
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Finance
Alabama
loans
due
to
increase of $202 million in time
Con)™ercial and industrial
debs,
___________
Foundation
Admiral
$68 million.
1061
Ltd.—
dividend)
Company,
Common
depos¬
demand
1339
____Apr
20c
payable
From
holdings of U. S. Government
in reserve balances with
Federal
Banks, $218 million in demand deposits ad¬
justed, $353 million in U. S. Government
demand
Reserve
its,
913
21
Mar 27
1994
1,
(quar.)
Federal
Borrowings:
consoli-
System in leading cities
principal
Oct
Share
Printing
National
Flying
1,623
12
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
shows
Mar 31
stock
issue.
Bank of State
Class
Fund Notices
conjdlJ;lonr,stJ!te'"ent of weekly
of the Federal
1230
;
(Canada)
common
Grain,
Florida
deposits:
;
banks
Inc.,
Quarterly
Federal
788
deposits—
403
deposits:
Below
w!.
anks
1338
1
14
from page 12
Brewing
Stock
59,488
—3.7%
3
—Apr
1974
and
due
subord,
this
convertible
Franklin
the
1,
preferred shares.—
cumul.
in
Textile
Fraser
Figures
Oct.
of Company
Fairbanks
First
deposits adjusted.
foreign
—
stock
Caron
conv.
preferred
Fabien
Fram
171
—May
stock
Per
142
accept¬
for
—
&
4%%
Name
Firestone
1—
year
assets/liabilities
'March
37.9%
correspondents
dating
banks
assets—net
Demand
tion
combined
ances
702
+
12,417
years
with
(■Exclusive
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Contingent
—
585
of
bilities
106*
—
682
__i
five
From
95
due
Fed-Mart
Interbank
in_
\
•
Inc.—
Co.,
redeemable
Federal
26
+7+44
3,358
Currency and coin
Time
Surplus
capital
120
institutions:
securities—total
securities
Domestic
—
ACCOUNTS—
paid
+
—
978
—
30
liabilities.
CAPITAL
Capital
6
—
LIABILITIES—
deposits
liabs.
201
32
17,617
+
19
+
110
16,088
one
to
After
Other
+
384
Deferred
Other
—
731
200
105
—
1,455
commercial
certificates
148
288
Other
Other
+
950
+
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
Reserves
bank
+
10*
carrying:
or
loans
One
notes
&
Equity Oil Co (s-a )
Esquire, Inc. (stock
Farmers
345
loans
bills
Other
Member
68
-
+
pur¬
banks
Government
Within
Deposits:
—
1,104' ;
1,639
domestic
LIABILITIES—
Federal
31,959
■___
for
securities
financial
Treasury
51
+1,894
personal finance, etc
to
S.
+7,633
195
1,174
nonbank
estate
Other
+7,711
446
—
securities
foreign
U.
176
—
securities—
Treasury
Total
232
;i.
Co.—
pre.errea
debentures
debentures
Pearson
Eversharp,
—
___J
Loans
1,170
4,148
(943)
dealers
purchasing
to
Real
Cash items in process of collection
1960
68,784
——
and
Government
to
1961
carrying:
or
Sales finance,
Other
1,806
loans..
loans
loans
S.
Other
1,860
—
*
4
DIVIDENDS
or
Mar. 30,
110,217
'___—
.___.
Loans
Other
Mar. 22,
108,673
—
adjusted*
Government
Other
3,373
2,720
investments.-
__.
brokers
to
chasing
1,360
—3,109
16,383
Bonds
Total
and
investments
Commercial
13
+
2,623
May
:
$270 million.
(In millions of dollars)
Agricultural
______:
1982
1,
Associates—
Continued
Decrease (—) Since
securities:
Bills
Certificates
Bank
increased
banks
Mar. 29,
Loans
649
—
r.
S.
commercial
domestic
89
+
7
+
1119
15
Other securities increased
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks increased $24 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $2 million.
Loans to
—2,013
14
—
121
Acceptances:-.
U.
$35 million.
—2,102
+
Apr
bonds.
6l'2%
1448
V,
$45 million.
1961
Total
June
second
preferred
Telephone Co.—
Bell
15-year
Increase ( + )
+
Mar 31
.
first
Ltd.,
__May 15
I__
series
1960
16,057
1447
"
July 1
1963
30,
convertible
Federal
Increase ( + ) or
account
15
-
-
1962
1,
combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government
bonds decreased
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
certificate
Page
Co.—
preferred
•Announced
ASSETS—
1382
i—Apr
1973
1,
.
Jan.
Exploration
Pfizer
cumul.
Varian
2.799300
<
due
&
cumul.
Wakefield
Gold
4
Corp.—
A.)
35-year
1.394420
Deere.;
May
Co.—
subord.
conv.
Southern
.231525
1.394072
2.797180
rand
:
.193558
.231733
Africa,
Oct.
due
June
Corp.,
cumulative
Recovery
6%;
.139987
.0349562
.0166436
1.393364
franc
*
1495
CALLED
Ltd.—
due
due
debs,
31/2%. cumul.
.0166436
South
debs,
Gas
f.
s.
(Charles
.0349562
.193550
Switzerland,
1
1
Date
B',
Mining
Fuel
Drilling
6%
2.771584
.139933
escudo
peseta
May
pre.erred stock
ISSUE
preferred stock,
Mines, Ltd.—
debentures
Ocean
Oil
.278241
2.769485
Norway,
1,
Nov.
Inc.—
Service
Water
Uranium
5%%
.00160825
Spain,
Lorado
6%
.00278633
yen-
due
scries
cor p.—
cumulative
Mines
series
cumul.
5.08%
.326200
Japan,
subord.
Uranium
debs.,
.204050
franc
>
1494
1
May
Industries.
conv.
.0383000
2.797110
new
43i»%
Line
•
1978
514%
1274,
>■
-
.209850
(Metropolitan),
1,
May
series due Nov.
Company and Issue—
Automation
2.230517
.00311081
..
.
markka
due
Motor Co.
.0200250
.v
debs,
_
15
Co.—
ENTIRE
.0120771
2.230135
2.229960
-
,r
April 6 i.
.0120771
.0120795
2.229960
.0383000
;
rupee
Finland,
.0120819
2.228828
,;1452
Thursday
$
.0120819
a
«
5
1976—-^-Apr
April 15,
due
—
6V»%
1452
May
—.
bonds
Gas
mtge.
1976
Money)
1
1976_———:
1,
bonds 5V» %
line
Transcontinental
Country
—May
Cb.—
Transmission
Gas
Page
Date
■
1973—.
1,
Corp.—
-
Tennessee
July
due
debentures
mortgage pipe
1979
INCLUSIVE
debs,
Transmission
Gas
>■
*r
March
due
Corp.—>
subordinated
4%
:
-i
Corp.—
subord.
Sealright-Oswego
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
.
bonds,
Research
conv.
Tennessee
EXCHANGE
Oil
&
43i%
mtge.
National
Federal
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week
just passed.
FOREIGN
.
1st
Power
mtge.
American
4.90%
General
47/8%
General
43A%
Corp.,
Stores
debs,
6'A%
junior
subord.
5%
series
of
Co.
5.90%
due
May
1990
1953,
due
May
1333
May
1448
May
l,
1977
____
&
subord.
Rubber
debs,
Co.—
due
April
1981
General
$3.75
$5
Mills,
Motors
Ltd.—.
Corp...
Ltd.
Inc.
(quar.)—
4-12
5-10
4-
4-17
2-27
5-
1
4-10
®33/«c
3r
1
4-
3
$1.25
5-
1
4-
3
25c
(interim).!
Corp.
preferred
preferred
;_
3
.
30c
.
6
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
;
'General
1,
1980
.
1,
Electric,
General
Incorporated—
due
Dynamics
General
May
1973
Bakeries,
General
May
1,
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (quar.)__
Garrett Freightlines
(quar.)
General
Georgia—
series
American
Transportation Corp.—
equip., trust ctfs. series 58 due May
Tire
debs._
Page
Co.—
bonds,
Discount
Capital debs.,
Colonial
Date
.
~
May
Realty & Utilities—
Liquidating
distribution
General
.
—
1449
May
4
>4%
Telephone
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
of
4
75c
California—
4-10
*„
22 %C
I
.
5-1
3-20
Jn
4-
6
Volume
193
Number 6045
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Per
Name
General
of Company
Telephone
preferred
$1
$1.80
preferred
preferred
$1.80
$1.32
preferred
$1
5-15
.'
321/2
C
8-15
8-15
32V2c
8-15
(quar.)
8-15
Telephone Co.
of
5-15
_;
Telephone Co.
5.20%
preferred
50c
62 y2c
$2.20
preferred
Inc.,
Gerber
Gimbel
Gladding
Corp.
Glatfelter
4'A %
(P. H.)
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
A
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
class
preferred
Golden
Mfg.
4%
4->
Pumps,
5%
Stock
preferred
6%
preferred
6%
class
A
3-30
Co.
North
6%
6c
:
America
(quar.)
45c
Powders,. Ltd.—
(quar.)
3-31
Majestic
3-15
Mayer
5-16
4-28
25c
4-15
22'Ac
4-15
3-31
560c
4-15
3-15
575c
4-15
3-15
1
b-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
4-
3-28
4-17
3-28
7
10c
Island)
37'Ac
5-
1
preferred
1
37'Ac
(quar.)___
8-
1
7-18
;
5-31
4-
Jacobsen
Manufacturing
$1.50
6-12
5-22
$1.50
9-11
8-21
Service,
Jeannette
Jersey
$1.50
12-11
11-20
$2
6-12
5-22
Glass,
Central
4%
(quar.)
Jewel
Power
preferred
(stock
common
&
preferred
(quar.)
$2
6-12
5-22
33A%
preferred
(quar.)
$2
9-11
8-21
33A%
preferred
preferred
8%
class
Grafton
&
Class
B
A
Quarterly
Great
12-11
1
Jostens
6-15
5-25
Class
9-15
8-25
pfd.
12-15
4-14
3-20
Y.)
(N.
___'
Insurance
Company—
convertible
5%
conv.
preferred
Wine. Ltd.,
Guaranty
Trust
Gulf
Insurance
A
$5
preferred
$5
preferred
Kansas
5-
1
5-
37'Ac
$4.20
4%
I
"
I
4-15
3-31
12'Ac
(quar.)
5-
1
5-
1
-
Co.
non-cumulative
4-14
4-14
$1.25
$1.25
—
9-11
8-18
4-18
3-30
(quar.)
Chemicals
5.30%
Halle
&
preferred
Brothers
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$2.40
Harbison-Walker
6%
preferred
Harcourt,
Hardee
6%
Hart,
Stores
Steam
Co.
Corp.
Marx
preferred D
preferred E
30c
5-22
4-24
1 'A %
10c
$1.20
preferred
(monthly)-.
preferred
(quar.)
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
5
27'Ac
283Ac
:___
4-15
5
2nd
La
4-25
4-
7-20
preferred
4-10
Crosse
Cooler
Co.
3-21
4-17
Class
A
(quar.)_____'___
B
1
1
4-14
Lamson
8-
1
7-14
30c
6-
1
5-15
30c
9-
1
8-15
4.75%
conv.
preferred A (quar.)__
Langendorf United Bakeries, common (quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)_
_'
$1.25
5-15
4-28
Lanston
15c
5-18
3-28
Laurentide
Hercules
Powder,
Hermetic
_i
5%
preferred
Corp., class A
(initial)——
Splendor Mining (stock dividend)
Hidden
Higbee Company (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hilo
Electric
Light
Quarterly
Quarterly
Hines
Hoerner
Boxes
preferred
Holt
Renfrew &
Holt,
Rinehart
Holvoke
Water
Co.
Horn
Hotel
4%
<quar.)___
Household
3?4 "/o
4%
Ltd.
Finance
preferred
4.40%
Inc.
Y.)
Corp.,
pref
(quar.).
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
<fc
Leeds
3-30
1
,5%
5-
1
5-
4-15
5-
1
1
6-20
•
1 "
preferred
(quar.)
„
.
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quarj
Stores
5-
1
.
;
Inc.,
6
1
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-15
1
4-15
4-10
"3-27
5-15
5-
5-
Corp.,
140c
4-15
3-15
common
(quar.)_,
25c
1
*
6-15
5-
$1.25"
$1.25
9-30
9-15
12-28
12-13
$3.50
Loblaw
$1.60
3-31
5-31
5-12
4-15
A
(quar.)
3-31
$40c
4-29
4-15
6-20
22'Ac
class
4-14
3-20
5-
4-25
10c
each
Co.,
53
shs.
&
3-31
4-15
3-31
$1.50
Y.)
N.
1
70c
4-14
3-
30c
4-14
3-15
20c
(quar.)
Bank
5-
5-
4-15
&
35c
(quar.)_
15c
6-16
6-16
National
9-15
9-29
9-15
National
Lead
12-29
12-15
National
Rubber
12-29
12-15
National
593Ac
4-15
4-
35c
4-15
3-31
Balanced
series
4-15
3-31
Dividend
series
5c
4-24
3-27
The
$15c
4-28
4-14
45c
•
Bond
1
7-31
Homes
Co.,
A
(Fort
Co.,
:
Dividend
Growth
4-25
4-10
4-28
4-14
4-10
4-
4-14
3-31
5-
4-20
National
1
6-15
Neon
the
distribution
(quar.)
in
Tank
Co.
of
Ltd.
(Ohio),
6%
Edison
&
Light
Merchants Bank
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
3-10
N
4-14
3-10
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
33A%
preferred
(quar.)__
5c
7-1
6-16
40c
4-15
3-30
gains
net
and
4
Nielsen
(A.
5-1
4-18
No-Sag
Spring
5-
1
4-18
Norfolk
4-15
3-15
15c
&
C.)
preferred
4%
adjusted
6
4-
6
4-
6
Co.
Co.
4-24
4-
6
4-24
4-
6
4-13
3-30
4-21
3-31
4-10
3-31
4-12
3-31
4-15
3T20
4-15
3-28
5c
taxable
Western
6%
$40c
4-
4-24
-
4-14
3-30
5-
3-31
5-
1
1
4-14
3
4-17
4-
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
<
A
933Ac
•
(26 cents from
long-term, .capital
(quar.)
cents
income)
4-10
1
(quar.)—
common
Co.—
Niagara Share Corp.
realized
87'Ac
Natural Gas,
Cloth
4-24
4-24
40c
22'Ac
Quarterly
vestment
3-30
115c
31c
50c
5%
(quar.)—
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Assn
4-14
.
3-30
4-15
$1
(initial)_,
Hampshire Insurance (stock dividend)Jersey Bank & Trust (Paterson, N. J.)
Gas
5-15
5-
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Brunswick
Wire
3-30
4-15
30c
$15c
$1.50
(quar.)
Canada,
Telephone
Jersey
4-15
4c
New
Y
3-24
21c
Bedford
New
5
4-14
20c
Series
New
5-15
3-17
4-
20c
-
Series
England
3-17
1
1
cash.
New
.
1
5-
5-
3°c
Products
Newark
1
5-
all fiscal
are
Stock Series
4-10
3
4-15
3-31
capital gains
distributions,
in shares unless the share¬
wants
3-20
4-10
4-
1
income)
Series
4-25
5-
Corp.—
Series
4-14
Ltd.—
series B
$1.50
4-15
4-14
4c
net
Research
payments shown below
4-25
7
11c
investment
holder
1
25c
from
4-29
Wayne)—
__J
(quar.)
series
4-15
20c
;1
B
&
Income
(Phila.)—
(initial)__Ai'___
div.)
Machinery
t30c
—
(stock
2%
pfd.
6%
Securities
payable
10-13
30c
2%
(quar.)
Corp., class
dividend)
(stock
year-end
7-14
10-31
Co.
1
4-20
Trust
(quar.)
Machines
Gas
9-
(White Plains,
9-29
B
4-10
2
6-30
Class
4-15
10-
Mfg
10c
Ins.
1
6-
4-15
held)
common
Register Co.
4%
Life
1
9c
quar.)_
N. Y.) (quar.)——(Fairfield County)—
f35c
—
3-23
$3.50
6-30
40c
(quar.)_—:
Printing Co., common..
pref.- (quar.) J
1st pref.
6-15
4-13
3-15
37'Ac
Fuel
New
—
Groceterias
7-14
held)
(quar.)
Electric Welding
-
Liberty Real Estate Bank & Trust
Quarterly
4-14
6-30
4-18
National
$1.12'A
:
dividend
common
100
(quar.)—:
pfd. (s-a)
7%
4-14
5c
dividend)
each
(increased
for
Commercial
(Albany,
35c
(quar.)
-
New
$1
10c
(quar.)
(stock
Ltd.
National
83Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Y.)
for
1
"■
Lincoln
2
6c
Inc.,
sh.
Chemical
31 Vic
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)—
Quarterly
,
6-
s-a)
Ltd.
Mills.
Trust
Biscuit
15c
4-20
Stock
3
2oc
(Auburn,
Cash
National
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.,)
Inc.
2
2
7-
(quar.)
(1
National
25c
class A
Participating
Levine's,
4-20
5-
$1.25
J
6-
8c
1
(quar.
preferred
Salt
-Lincoln
(quar.)
5%
Finance
6-
6-
15c
15c
:
income)
3-31
3
3
(quar.)
&
div.
Balanced
Co.rp.__
4-14
7-
7-
Quarterly
6-17
Door—
5%
Tire
7
3-10
3-31
,t$1.75
National Bank of Westchester
New
5-22
7-
$1
:__
&
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% partic. 1st preferred
4-14
120c
t
Leslie
4-17
4-28
$1.10
------
investment
net
Travelwear,
4'A%
3-29
30c
(quar.)
6-21
tl5c
Northrup Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
Lerner
4-15
5-15
'
60c
_
5
3-30
933ic
common-
6
5-
$15c
,
3-
4-11
t20c
__.
common
Bank
Bank
■
&
Lenoir
5-
$1.75
_
6.40%
Sash
3-30
3-21
1
10c
(quar.)
5%
5-
15c
.
(quar.)
5%
4-11
55c
__z___
(quar.)
com
Leeds
3-24
(quar.)
(auar.)
Rubber
4-10
35c
Hughes-Owens Ltd., class A (quar.):
Huttig
5
10c
(quar.)____
(quar.)-_____-.
(quar.)J
preferred
10-
4-10
tl5c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
10-16
Lee
37'Ac
:
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Hardart Baking Co.! (quT.
preferred
5
50%
div.)
:
Winston,
Syracuse' (N.
5
7-
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
A
dividend)
Fund—;
(From
35c
(stock
(quar.)
Land
&
4-
7-15
15c
Inc.
common
Co..
4-15
50c
^
(quar.)
Home Insurance Co. (N. Y. i
(quar.)
Hoover Ball &
Eearing (auar.)
;
Horizon
45c
—
;
America
Power
Lazard
(stock
4-15
4-14
t$1.75
Laboratories,
System,
Stock
Co.—;
Acceptance.
A
Class
1
45c
:
(quar.)
&
1
45c
(quar.)_
;
Holiday Inhs of
4-17
*
Sessions
Industries
Class
6-15
4-
5-
30C
20c
Lumber
Holly Sugar Corp.,
6-29
4-14
5%
____.
;
(Edward)
5%
(quar.)
Steel
4-12
15c
(quar.)
(initial
common
preferred
(All
5-
35c
(quar.)
1
t20c
—
35c
(quar.)
4-12
5-
f20c
(quar.)_
;
___.
6
1
t20c
(quar.)
B
8-26
4-
5-
$20c
.__
,
(quar.)_
&
5-26
8-31
4-27
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)—.:
(quar.)
preferred
4-
12'Ac
A
6%
4-215-22
10c
A
preferred B
5-31
;
J35c
(quar.)
Mills,
Film
National
4-6
4-6
$1.75
(quar.)
Class- B
3-22
4-15
J20c
B
A
Class
5%
2
t20c
(Alfred), class A
Class
Class
4
Products—
6%
5-1
5-1
10c
(quar.)
3-30
5-
25c
common
(quar.)_
common
Rice
National
k
10c
preferred
17o
-
10c
preferred
7%
Mutual
67c
—
(reduced)
4-15
4-18
1
(quar.)
University
Co.,
Dairies,
National
Extension
Lambert
6-20
:25c
Salle
4-15
1
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
shares
National
La
4-5
20c
5%
!
dividend)
4-28
3
Company—
7%
5
3-31
1
5-
28c
(quar.)
.__
Movielab
3-
5-
$1.05
Mountain States Tel. & Tel.
4-14
3-3i
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
3-31
5
21'Ac
;
Kroger
Vernon
12c
(monthly)-.
$1.20
5
5
Royal
Royal
4-17
4-15
1
15c
Co.
Co.
Mount
'
?-20
5-15
5-
$1.09
(quar.)
Diablo
Mount
12c
:
$1.20
4-
Inc.
to
-j
(monthly)
5
4-
Motorola,
3-31
25c
3-25
4-10
$1.14
Products
Cookie
3-31
2%
recently
B
4-14
4-15
Electro
4-15
4-15
&
A
Mother's
"
3-15
4-12
12'Ac
;
preference B
4-15
10c
4-
4-15
3
4-20
3
5c
(quar.)
common
Co.
Ltd.,
Mount
(reduced)
4-17'
1
6-
14c
dividend)
changed
5-
62'Ac
(quar.)
_
Hein-Werner Corp. (stock dividend).
;__
Heinz (H. J.) Co., new com.(initial-quar.)
.
A
6-15
1
4-
t40c
Corp.,
Morse
3-25
5-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(Three
Corp..—'- A
Class
4
3-17
4-10
12c
(quar.)
Ward
54c
income——
62c
Hayes Industries
..
Kratter
4
5-
4-14
4-14
15c
dividend).—
1
40c
15c
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N.
7
4-
5-
1
Light—
Co.,
Trust
Fund—
Bond
(stock
(name
Corp.)
4-
4-15
5-15
4-10
$1.38
(quar.)
preferred
10c
investment
Corp.
4-14
3-27
4-25
15c
Mount
B
(quar.)_
Extra
Inc.—
50c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Mills
Chemical
7%
5-
1
5c
(stock
Bank
Montreal
3-15
5c
monthly)
preferred (monthly)__
25c
preferred F
(stock
7
25c
5V2%
■
4-10
1
Inspec¬
(initial)
(quar.)
Galion
4-
5-
4-15
1
7'Ac
Paper
&
4-14
6-
40c
preferred
Moore
5c
Funds,
Power
Montrose
9-15
3-31
investment income—
Stores
Kostin
preferred
4-30
5-
17'Ac
(quar.)
Ontario
&
Montgomery
6-15
.
4-15
(monthly)
"Medium Grade
net
Kobacker
Class
(quar.)
Henry's Drive-In
3
4-28
75c
(onTLu
(quar.)
C
and
net
From
>
1
2
31'Ac
King-Seeley Thermos Co.' (quar.)
3-31
25c
preferred
•
Corp.
Power
$4;20
7%
Series S-3,''Growth Common Stock Fund—
,
5-22
4-
&
pfd.
com.
4 'A %
preferred G
7
4-15
(quar.)
5%
6-
:
6 *
4-
——
common
5%
Co.,
4-20-
4-15
—
preferred B
Hercules
B-2
15C
(quar.)
Insurance
America,
5%
53/4%
A
Series
$1.50
dividend)
Light,
Boiler
Hawaiian Electric
5%
Class
4-
________
'(quar.
of
4-15
Ltd.-^
:___
(stock
Electric
Hartford
tion
1
4-15
5
(increased)
Quarterly
12-15
25c
Fund
Kimberly-Clark
(quar.)
&
Hartford
Hat
5-
60c
12'Ac
.
(quar.)
Co.
Schaffner
Hartfield
4-11
$1.50
(quar.)
International,
(H. M.)
1
.
Company
National
Monarch
Co.—
Monthly
Keystone Custodian
From
;
World
&
preferred
Harper
5-
(quar.)—.—__
;
(quar.)__
Brace
Farms
-
4-11
Refractories^—
710-
1-2-62
5c
25c
(quar.)_
Line
Engineering
Mohawk
3-31
87'Ac
(quar.)
4-21
$2.25
common
5
5-15
4-15
87'Ac
;___
Income
66'Ac
Controls,
Motor
7
25c
Quarterly
87'Ac
(quar.)___
Monthly
Hagan
Minerals
Montana
(quar.)
Common
Kerr
Fast
1 'Ac
(quar.)
$1
50c
7
$25c
(quar.)
(initial)
5-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Factors
$6
preferred
Kentucky Stone
5-26
IOC
:_____
6-12
B
Minnesota
5-15
preferred
(quar.)—Al:
Kennedy's. Inc., $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
4-
7
Mill
Company—
preferred
3-31
4-14
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
(quar.)
4-24
4-28
4-30
A
4-
1
1
25c
class
4-15
1
4-14
7
Mississippi
6-
1
4-
4-14
6-
4-
5-
4-28
4-28
$1.05
3-31
4-15
85c
4
$1.083A
Ry.—
preferred
3'A%
Co.
_
(quar.)_
3'A%
RR.~
(auar.)
(quar.)
Southern
3-30
4-15
(quar.)
4
A
4-20
10c
preferred
50c
— -
5-10
42'Ac
4-
50c
(quaF4*..-__.-_,
3-20
5-31
70c
4-
4-
1
4-15;
4-28
4-
6-
6-15
1
4-28
4-25
95c
3-31
7-
933Ac
4-25
(quar.)_
3-15
4-15
933Ac
Midland-Guardian
Light—
preferred
3'A %
4-14
4-29
4-15
&
preferred
City
Kellogg
4-14
f 10c
____
10c
(quar.):
Gustin-Bacon
$4.35
1
12?'Ac
(quar.)
(increased)-
(Jacksonville)
Ohio
&
1
37'Ac
(quar.
:
Mobile
1
9-
12-
6-10
.
(quar.)
class
(Canada)
Extra
6-
9-10
12-10
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
40c
40c
____________
Power
4-14
4-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
20c
_A
4-18
4-30-
65c
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
3-31
(quar.)
4-28
20c
10c
Meyercord
3-31
(quar.)
Paper Co
City
$3.80
$4
;
5%
Gulf
'
40c
I
Quarterly
Life
3-20
A
6-14
(quar.)
6%c
Kalamazoo
(Houston)—
Quarterly
Growers
4-15
50c
class
6-30
933Ac
4-17
4-14
t25c
•
(quar.)
series)
7-18
4-14
"3-31
$1.11
1
7'Ac
4-20
$3Gc
1
515c
B
Joy Manufacturing Co.
—
Quarterly
Griesedieck
Inc.,
Kansas
—
Life
11-
<
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. (quar.)
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A
4-10
5-
(quar.)__
7
--20c
(quar.)
5-17
1
5-31
8-
(quar.)
4-
preferred
Merchants
11-25
56'Ac
(quar.)_
Insurance Co.
Center
1
$3.40
3-20
933Ac
preferred A
Johnny-On-The-Spot
t25c
4'A%
CO.,
Southern
Jockey Club. Ltd.. 6%
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
American
8-21
11-20
J25C
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Class
9-11
12-11
$2
S2
__
$25c
preferred
Co., Ltd.,
A
Grand
Great
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(1945)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
3
933Ac
(quar.)
5-
Stores—
Merrimack-Essex Electric,
5-
7
$1
-
3-31
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
$1
4-
investment income
preferred
4-10
35c
1
Trust—
McGregor-Doniger, Inc.,
4-18
5-
33A %
Light—
B
preferred
pfd.
Co.,
4-14
3%
3-16
$1.06'A
5%
5
dividend)
4-14
quarterly)
5-
(quar.)
A
B
(initial
10-18
4-
3-31
1
2%
Co.—
&
1
.
3-31
.
J22'Ac
11-
4-20
4-14
4-14
ioc 1
25c
7-18
4-11
4-15
4-14
(quar.)
10-18
Tea
class
A
Ltd.
1
10c
4-25
40c
(quar.)______
Y.)
(quar.)
1
17'Ac
6-
.
(N.
8-
Co
class
class
net
3-15
4-25
6-23
$1.50
(quar.)
Field
4-14
5-15
17'Ac
Inc.
Co.
40c
Inc.
1
(quar.)
Inc.—
Co.,
Department
Class
3
&
11-
(quar.)
common
5-17
5-12
Light,
4-17
1
$25c
A
common
25c
Power &
3-31
5-
3%
25c
(quar.)
4-15
3-30
20c
37'Ac
_.—
preferred
3-31
$22'Ac
dividend
$3.75
4-15
.-_
Investors
May
4-20
38c
(quar.)
priority shs.
Trust
common
From
4-17
Extra
45c
class
Electric
4-17
5-
1
1
1
Co.,
Massachusetts
3-24
25c
Extra
4%
4-14
5-
27'Ac
Massachusetts
(quar.)
8%
class
1
2c
80c
Maryland Casualty Co. (Bait.) (lnc.-quar.)
Maryland National Insurance (s-a)
1
4-
New
4-10
ann.)
Telegraph 81 Telephone Co.,
Marshall
3-28
55c
(initial).
Common
—
8%
8%
4-
4-10
Co.
Stock
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8%
4-10
7'Ac
income)
(Rhode
preferred
$2.50
6-
3-15
4-11
31'Ac
Inc.,
Leaf Gardens,
Maritime
Fund—
investment
(Oscar)
Marley
3-17
____
3-15
4-15
Publications
Manufacturers
Maple
4-15
lOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Specialties
4-15
3
Power Co. Ltd.—
Corp.,! Ltd.,
4-15
4-10
20c
(quar.)
Mailman
3-31
60c
Extra
4-17
4-15
25c
Funding, common_l__
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
3
3-30
537Vic
(quar.)__
&
Trust
4-3
4-14
515c
___:.
.
net
1
1
3%
(stock dividend).
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
4%
preferred B (quar.)
Magnin (Joseph) Co. <quar.)_.
;
.*____!
Research
5-
5-
(quar.)
Club
Forbes
preferred
Macfadden
4-14
(Hicksville)
(quar.)
&
4-
4-28
37'Ac
(quar.)
Lawrence
5-15
4-17
i
Videotronics
MPO
''
incomes:
Bfonze
Fire
Investors
Iowa
(quar.)
.**r"
Bank
Watch
preferred
MacAndrews
.:
~
Investors
••
(quar.)
of
""
Fund
investment
preferred
Jahncke
preferred
Ltd.—
Growth
preferred
(From
4-29
:
___.
Shares,
partic preferred
6%
25c
Corp.—
6%
(increased-quar.)
Athletic
Lynchburg Gas
4-15
4-17
$4.50
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8%
4-29
$25c
6%
t50c
_
3
4-17
1
$10c
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
:
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
4-14
4-
$15c
Co.—
&
6%
4-
1
Y.) —
6-1
5-15
1
5-
4-15
St.
4'A%
1
6-
(s-a)
preferred
Lower
5-
lOc
dividend
Angeles
5%
3-28
$2.50
(quar.)
common
dividend
1
5-
(N.
7-1
3-29
6-
37Vic
47Vic
common
4-10
—
(quar.)
R.)
4-17
4-14
$3
3-29
50c
—
(Canada)
semi-annual
(W.
Grace
16'Ac
__
(quar.)
Employees
Increased
4-17
20c
Inc.,
preferred
Government
1%'
1
50c
4-14
_
Light,
Commerce
Casualty (increased s-a)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)
:
1
1
5-
:_____
6-26
5-
&
of
3-23
31'Ac
___
(quar.)I_—
Power
4-17
(Mass.)—
(quar.)_____
Bank
Interstate
5-25
7-10
5-
Co._
preferred
preferred
11c
4-17
6'Ac
Louisiana State Rice
Milling Co. (incr.
Louisville Gas & Electric, common
4-11
Fund
Mill, Inc.
preferred
Investors
(quar.)
Income
5-31
Ltd.
Longines-Wittnauer
Los
1
;
(M.),
Stock
5-
11'Ac
B
Long-Island Lighting
Long Island National
3-31
11 9/10c
Quarterly
4-26
6-10
Canada
(final)
Head
6%
3-27
5-10
15c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gould
4-10
J13C
Inc.' (quar.)
Nugget,
Goodman
1
of
___.—
International Harvester Co., ccm. (quar.)
International Holdings Corp
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
3-24
8c
A
(stock dividend)
Class A
5-
Bank
Common
4-15
5-
7c
,
monthly)
Godfrey Company (quar.)
Gold Seal Products—
5 % %
1
4-10
8c
Ltd.,
t45c
5-23.
30c
:
Envelopes,
4-10
4-10
8c
Monthly
4-10
1
Loeb
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6'Ac
(quar.)
Non-callable preferred
4-10
1
International
56 'Ac
Monthly
Globe
4-10
6-12
25c
(quar.)
(monthly )
(increased
common
1
5-
Insurance
4-21
Y.)
4-10
5-
From
10c
$0.578125
(N.
class
Corp.,
A
4-10
,,
—
1
5-
4-10
4-25
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
Glickman
4-25
—.=
common
5-
583Ac
1
preferred (s-a)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)_
10c
(quar.)_
Falls
Class
55C
25C
52Vic
55'Ac
Institutional
$1.12'/a
*
4-10
53'Ac
4-21
4-25«
1
_«.■
Quarterly
4-30
5-10
5-
(quar.)__
Ingeysoll-Rand Co.,
4-14
5-15
„'
preferred
4%%
Glens
Co.,
4-28
100%
■t
51c
(quar.)___.
Institutional
_____
(quar.>__
Brick
4-10
4-14
7'AC
—
.__
Co.
1
,
(quar.)_
common
5-
4-10
(quar.)
Industrial
4-28
,55c
1
preferred
Indianapolis
87Vic
,
:
.
(quar.)
Shale
Glen-Gery
.
__:
;_
__
&
.
.
___.
5-
When
Shdre
Corp., class A
Preferred
preferred
$1.50
4-15
40c
.
(quar.)
McBean
Alden
Glen
____
—
preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Bros:,
$4.50
5-
55c
(quar.)
common
3
preferred
$1.25
5-15
64'Ac
4-21
(quar.).
Incorporated
Southwest—
—
dividend
1
1
preferred
"ADR's"
3-31
.
6-
4-
5-
Imperial Chemical Industries—
4-14
4-15
$1.30
Inc. iquar.)
Products Corp.—
Stock
1
4-15
40c
of Company
Finance
Class
57Vic
4.70%
4-14
62V2C
;
(quar.)
common
$3.50\ preferred A
Genisco,
5-
"
4.42%
4-25
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indian
(quar.)
the
Local
4.26%
of Kentucky—-
(quar.):
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone
Co.
of
Genesco,
5-
pfd.
47
Per
Name
4-12
4.20%
Indiana—
preferred
5%
4-24
preferred
Imperial
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred C (quar.)
General
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
4.08%
7-25
19c
Co.,
7-25
33c
(quar.)
Power
4.60%
(quar.)
7-25
(initial quar.),_
Breaker,
Brick
7-25
25c
(quar.)
Circuit
Illinois
4-25
preferred
$2
I-T-E
4-25
5-15
B
Per
Share
,
25c
Illinois
33c
(quar.)
preferred
General
4-25
of Company
Company
4-25
5-15
32'Ac
preferred
$1.32
$1.25
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
$1.30
25c
32 Vac
,
(quar.)
preferred
$1.30
I
Name
of Rec.
Hyster
(quar.)
(1599)
Holders
Payable
Florida—
of
(quar.)
preferred B
When
Share
Co.
Financial Chronicle
from
current
net
in30c
—-
—
12'Ac
(quar.)—
Ry.,
(quar.)
preferred
6%
pfd.
<—.—
(quar.)
-15c
(quar.)—
6-
5-
4-10
1
1
4
•*'.
25c
4-14
4-
5-
1
4-13
8-
—12'Ac
(quar.)—
6-15
1
7-13
5-10
4-20
48
(1600)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
jPer
Name
Nortex
of Company
Oil
$1.20
&
Gas
Share
convertible
preferred
30c
2c
(quar.)
class A—
Canada, Ltd
American
Van
Lines,
Inc.
Florida
Telephone, class
Pittsburgh Telephone Co.
North
North
Shore
(increased
Indiana
(quar.)_„
A
4-20
4-
18c
4-15
4-15
5-
15c
1
preferred
1
8-
Quincy
R
7-21
4-28
35c
(quar.)
Pacific
Ry.
Quebec
Power
Mining
E
&
Stock
1
3-22
5-
1
3-22
$1.Q6V4
.
5-
1
3-22
4-14
$1.13
Y.)
4-14
3-17
4-14
3-17
37 Vic
5-16
5-
1
55c
(quar.)
;
Co.,
4-28
4-
$45c
jioc
4-25
4-25
;
1st
preferred
Reece
of
Y.
N.
(Mass.)
preferred
(C.
Class
3-30
(quar.)—:
$1.02Vi
4-15
class
4-15
4-15
3-31
class
4-15
5-
1
4-10
Steel
&
Wire
Republic
Steel
5-
1
4-10
Republic
Supply
4-28
4-14
Ltd., 4%
pfd.
(quar.)
Drilling & Exploration—
preferred
(quar.)
5-
4-14
Gas
&
preferred
4%
4.24%
&
One-Hour
Oneida
tral
1
Valet,
Y.
N.
Bank
&
A
4-28
4-10
20c
Co.
Trust
of
4-14
3-31
4-20
4-
4-10
1st
Corp.
6%
Coast
3-20
3%%
River
Fisheries
Terminals
Pacific Gas
&
Electric
(special):
preferred
Brand
Roberts
Rochester
Button
Gas
&
4%
4.10%
preferred
preferred I
preferred
1
4-20
5-15
4-14
4-15
1
6-15
10-
1
12-14
F
4-
4
3-28
4-21
3-21
4-25
4-10
4-17
4-
3
5-
4-
1
4.10%
preferred J
4-
5
4.95%
preferred K
3-31
5.50%
31 Vic
6-30
6-12
Rohr
37Vic
Z
6-30
6-12
Rollins
50c
4-14
3-30
Rorer
4-14
3-30
Ronson
70c
(increased quar.)
4-15
3-30
Rowe
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
conv.
Power
&
6%
3-20
3-20
Royalties
__
3-20
4-10
3-31
Russ
4-10
3-31
(quar.)__.
4-15
Togs,
Stock
4-10
3-31
$1.54
4-10
$1.41
4-10
3-31
S.
6%
$1.50
4-14
3-31
St.
7Vic
5-12
4-28
25c
4-28
4-
J15c
5-
1
4-14
37Vic
4-
7
3-10
4-25
4-
7
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
Davis
Co
&
Parker
Rust
Co.
Drilling
Parker
Penman's
(quar.)_
(Canada),
Proof
Penney (J. C.)
Pennsylvania
Co.
Ltd.
(s-a )_____%
(quar.)
25c
4-28
3-31
8c
4-25
3-24
5c
4-28
4-14
15c
4-25
4-14
15c
4-11
pfd.
(quar.)
A
4-15
4-
class
A
4-15
4-
4-
3
4-15
4-
3
5c
5-1
4-
3
32%C
dividend
class
on
class
and
A
4-
3
3-17
6-20
12c
B
50%
6-20
7
& Co/ (quar.)_
National
Bank
pfd.
Chemical
Ltd.,
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred A
conv.
5-
5
4-
1
5-
1
$$1.25
3-25
$1.25
(quar.)
4-25
6-15
6-
Pfaudler-Permutit.
4.40%
preferred
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
5-
1
4-
4
4-14
3-31
6-
5-15
1
4-14
1
5-15
pfd.
5-
8
5%
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
4-14
Brewing,
preferred
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plainfield
Union
4-10
4-10
4.10
3-31
4-15
3-20
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-13
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
Plymouth
Cordage
Plymouth
Rubber
(H.
5Vi%
K.)
General
4.70%
Powdrell
&
1st
of
3
4-
3
4-
1
(quar.)
7c
5-
1
4-
7
,_L
62Vic
5-
1
4-
7
(quar.)
$1.50
4-15
3-31
25c
4-15
3-27
(quar.)________
30c
4-27
4-10
___'
87Vic
4-20
4-10
(N.
J.)
12Vic
(quar.)
80c
5c
5-
1
4-20
5-15
4-14
3-31
5-
1
$1.37Vi
Electric
B
pfd.
Co.
4-28
4-14
$1.0614
4-28
4-14
$1.25
4-15
(quar. 1
(incr.
quar.)
4-
5
38c
|
4-14
3-31
$1.25
4-15
4-
5
90c
5-
1
4-11
$l.i7Vi
(quar.)
5-
1
4-11
Inc.
Canada,
preferred
25c
5-15
5-
$56c
4-17
3-20
$7oc
4-17
3-20
1
__•
participating preferred (quar.)
Prewa-y, inc. (stock dividend).
2%
4-10
3-24
Stock
dividend
2%
7-10
6-21
Stock
dividend
2%
10-10
9-20
4-15
3-24
4-17
3-20
Procter & Gamble,
0%, preferred %quar.)
Protective Life Insurance
$2
•
dividend
Cotton
(s-a )l
30c
^
Producing Properties. Inc.. 6% -pfd. (accum.)
Provincial Bank of Canada (quar.>_
Service
Co.
'
4.25%' preferred
4.20% k preferred
4.50% preferred
4.64%
—
37 Vic-
$30c
of
Electric &
preferred
Tubular
School
4-14
3-20
5-
4-
1
5-. 1
7
4-14
Colorado, com. (quar.)
52Vic
(quar. V__—' $1.06%
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-1
5-15
< quar.)_
preferred Tquar.)
$1.05".
.'.
ii_
28c
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
3
17c
4-14
5-10
5%
(Ed.),
Inc.,
Scott
&
4-12
10c
Fetzer
Co.
(monthly):
Paper
Co.,
Corp.
Seaboard
$5
Co.,
&
Co..
Candy
Class
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Shops,
A
common
4-
5-
4-26
1
D.
4-10
3-23
5-8
3-23
4-10
4-10
3-23
5-
4-14
3-31
4-28
4-14
5-31
4-
4-27
3-30
Shakespeare Co.
Oil
Snareholders
net
A
400%
30c
&
Gas
Corp
of
investment
4-14
3-27
4-12
25%
income)
&
Power,
< s-a)
5-19
5-
8
10c
4-28
3-30
4-27
4-12
$20c
tquar.)_
com.
Co.
A,
Skyline
B and C
Homes
(N.),
Smith
Ltd.,
5-25
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
M.)
Co.
Coast
Pittsburgh
$1.12 Vi
6-
1
5-15
$1.16
6-
1
5-15
South
$1.22 Vi
6-
1
5-15
Southeastern
Corp.
$5
of
4-14
Sunbury
Milk
Co.
1
9Vicy.
4-14
3-31
6-30 "
,
9-2*/
..
Stock
Stock
5%
I.
5-26
37V2C
.4-28
4-10
20c
7 Vic
4-25
4-12
„
5-
2
$1.25
4-
8
4-
5
15c
12Vic
4-15
-4-
1
5-15
5-
1
2%
5-15
5-
1
2 Vi%
10-16
9-13
/ 2 Vi %
60c
pfd.
(initial
Z_Z
(quar.)
quar.)——_j
Z
Class
4-14
3-15
35c
4-20
4-
4-15
3-17
10c
4-15
4-
7
20c
4-13
4-
1
20c
4-28
4-14
—
(quar.)
——
Freight,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
Fibre
Co.,
de
native
preferred
Mexico
S.
A.,
Bearer
4-19
5-15
4-19
$2
(s-a»___
4-19
5-15
20c
(s-a)
5-15
25c
B
Telefonos
6-28
6-15
Non-
&
shares—
(Payment
of
10
pesos
for
expenses
amount
to
share.
per
depositary,
about
$0.79
After
dividend
per
will
depositary
share)
4-10
Terminal-Hudson
Terre
Haute
Canada,
Eastern
Ltd.,
$5.08
(initial)
&
(An
Pacific
annual
in
$4
Texas
5-31
4-29
4-20
3-31
3
$0.52133
6-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-14
25c
preferred
$1
$1.27
$4
5-
1
4-12
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Instruments, Inc.—
preferred
(1959)
(quar.)
4%
4-
$$I
(quar/»____
4-10
Transmission—-
Service,
preferred
Texas
common
4-24
4-14
$40c
Mfg._
(quar.)_____ZZ__
preferred
Electric
&
3-31
6c
15c
Electronics:
Malleable
preferred
Texas
4
Ltd.—
Corp.,
(quar.).
preferred
Taylor
4-14
$$1.25
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A
4%
>
Petroleum—
Wayne Corp.
E.
M.
9
(
(quar.)___—
Corp.,
Corp.
Inc.
4-12
6-
(initial)/____________Z__
Petroleum
Bymlngton
3-31
25c
1
.
(quar.)______:
Products
preference,
Swank,
9-2* "
4-15
.y
dividend
Mold
6-30
5-
1Z——_
dividend
Supertest
3-31
25c
(quar.)—_:
dividend
Stock
4-14*
10c
(extra)
(quar. )_Z
■
9
3-30
,,
/'%.
:
6-
4-15
25c
'
Corp.—
Sunset International
(annual)
Ry.
declaration
of
5%
$4
in
cash)
stock
6-30
4-14
6-
9
or
Z:.Z
Power
& Light, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$1
5-
1
$1.14
5-
1
$4.76
preferred
(quar.)
$1.19
5-
1
4-10'
$4.84
preferred
(quar.)
$1.21
5-
1
4-10
4-15
3-23
Textiles.
Third
Inc..
1
3-30
Thompson
5-
1
4-10
Thriftimart,
6-
1
4-
Ltd.
3-22
4-13
3-23
5-
4-12
5-
1
4-
5-
1%
3-30
15c
121ic'*
(quar.)
B
(H.
(stock
4-14
4-14
4-15
4-29
(auar.)
Investment
12 Vic
class
Glass
Time
Finance
Class
B
1
3-24
3-24
4-
1
4-14
Toledo
$1.12Vi
4-15
4-
3c
4-10
3-31
3
Edison
4.25%
4% %
shares)'
preferred-(quar.)::_
class A '(quar.)_____
(Minn.)
Co.;
preferred
Supply,
B
3-10
4-10
3-15
4-14
44-
7
4-10
3-24
13c
(quar.)_______
$1.06 V*
4-28
17 Vic
(quar.)__l____Z._j:___J*l_
common
class
A
(increased)
?
$1.06 V*-
(quar_)__ZZ. _Z1'___%1___1_
(quar.)_%___Z_____-l
:_
$1.14
;
33%c
7Vic
'%Z
.-
6-
6,-
$47Vic
(initial)
(3-for-2 split on Class A & Class-B subject
to approval of stockholders
May 24.)
-
7
4-14
50c
%
preferred -(quar.)
4.56%.
4-11
30c
(quar.)*
•Toronto-Dominion Bank
Tractor
5%
13c
Co.
preferred
3-31
3-10
.*
$1.20
(Mass.)
3-30
4-14
4-11
7c
A
(quar.)
Insurance
4-10
5%
(stock dividend)
dividend)
____Z
Co.,
4-14
$15c
Fiber
4-10,
Truit,
(s-a)
I.)
Inc.,
Tidewater Oil
Class
pfd.
General
(Toronto)
-
$iOc
Z
preferred
(quar.)
(Stock dlvs. payable in class A
3
1
4%
Canadian
5-
$30c
4*/a%
(quar.
4-14
7-
56c
%!
____
(quar.)_
(quar.)—Z.ZZZ.
preferred
3-30
$50c
A
(quar.)
&
Stubnitz-Greene
Title
(quar.)_
Water,
)___11___1—
common
Stores
California
conv.
4-19
3%
Factors
(quar.
Co.,
Studebaker-Packard
1
40c
-•»
dividend
Sobeys Stores. Ltd., class
South
Strolee
5-
$53c
(quar. )_^
Paper Mills,-Ltd.—
(quar.)_
1
preferred (auar.>-__
(J.
(J. P.)
5-15
20c
$2.12
5-12
1
r/r
(quar.)
Container Corp.
Stone
Class
Common
Smucker
Stevens
$25c
com.
(initial)
Corp.
(Howard)
1
5-
12Vic
12Vic
—
Textiles, Inc.—
Bros.
$25c
(Canada)
(quar.l
Ltd.,
(A. O.)
3-31
6-
7//
(quar.)
B.)
Sterchi
15c
(quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—
Class
4-14-
40c
;__
$2
common
—
Sherwin-Williams
4-14
3-27
'//s
1(F16
Texas
$33Vic
America,
1
\ 4-12
.
$.0095
3-31
24c
Water
5-
25c
Y.)—
(N.
$4.56
(stock dividend)-
(quar.)
Corp. of
Preferred
4-30
4-10
Boston-rr-
Glass
Shawinigan
4-14
$1
split
-__
Trust
Shatterproof
4-14
4-30
6-15
9-15
12-15-
$60c
(quar.)
Trust
b
$5.25
4-30
V
.7-14
4
20c
five-for-one
Ltd.
&
$.0095-
Texas
4-10
6c
—
a
6-30
9-29
12-29'
b
4%
(quar.)
-
$1.25
$1.25
Corp.—
A
preferred
Texaco
Co.—
approved
$1.25
Bank
(John
4-15
6 Vic
Leather
3-31
$.0095'
3-31
4-14
C.)—
common
4-14
4-15
b
4-15
1
Shares—
Inc.,
4-10
1
7-14
3-23
10c
income
1
5-
.
10-16
3-23
4-10
25c
5-
20c
I
Strawbridge & Clothier
T.
■.
•";%
3-30
1
15c
9Vic
3
40c
Latz,
&
Stockholders
Sheraton
4-17
15c
:
B
(From
4-14
$20c
(quar.)
(Washington,
American
Shamrock
4-14
1
7Vic
preferred
Seton
1
5-
$1.25
class
investment
Class
5-
$1.56V*
(quar.)
Security Storage
Quarterly
Seligman
5-19
$1.18%
(quar.)
Security Columbian Banknote Co. (quar.)
Security National Bank (Long Island) —
Quarterly
From
4-20
1
25c
B
Selected
1
6-
2%
preferred
Scarfe
See's
(quar.)__
common
dividend
preferred
5-
12Vic
common
Co.,
10c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$6.25
4-14
85c
,
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
$4.75
4-1
4-28
$1
preferred
$3.40
preferred
Seapak
4-15
10c
__.
$10c
,
9 Vic
Super
1
25c
——_
Monthly
$4.00
6-
5c
(quar.)
common •
-
4-10
.
Inc
preferred C
3-31
37Vic
(quar.)_
5-1
Z, $15c
.
Class.
4-20
4-15
(quar.)
,
Z,
(Boston)
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co.
3-24
25c
;_
3-24
•
ciast
3
$1.09
common
(initial)
Aviation
*
------
Power,
(quar.)
Products
Pictures
Schuster
Scott
Smith
(quar.
preferred '(quar.
.
25%
.
Oil
4.36%
Slater
(Birmingham)—
Stock
3-31
Class
Ltd.—
<quar.)__
6%
Producers
3-30
4-14
4%
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Alexander.
Corp.
4Vi%
4-
1
Light, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Edison, 3.60% preferred (quar.)__
preferred
4-15
4
5-
Gas
Potomac
3-31
4-17
National Bank
preferred
(quar.)_:
Portland Gas Light Co., $5
Portland
3-31
15c
4V4%
Portland
4-
4-14
4-14
$1
(quar.)_
Co.
preferred
4-11
17Vic
(quar.)
State
4-17
20c
4-14
16c
Co.
common
preferred
Trust
RR.
Water
Company,
$3.50
Plainfield
22c
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
1
1
2Vic
(quar.)___
3-30
(quar.)
Savannah
3-20
Clast
3-30
Company
Corp.,
5-
3-30
4-17
4-17
preferred
Schering
1
5-
5-
4-17
25c
22 Vic
tquar.)—'—
40c
(accum.)
28c
—
1
4.40%
Scott
(quar.)____
:
:
—
—
Industries
3%
pfd.
tquar.)—
(quar.)
Scheniey
$1.25
35c
3-30
Sawhill
ic
Co.,
5-
4-17
Sanborn
Scrivner-Stevens
Pillsbury Company, $4 preferred
Pioneer Finance (increased)
5-15
4-10
Co.—
(quar.)
4-10
30c
1
7
$1
Corp.
4-25
15c
5-
90c
(quar.)
15c
3
certificates
4-
97Vic
dividend)
4-
(quar.)
5-15
$2.50
;
4-3
4-24
—
4-10
Class A_-
4-10
4-24
•
trust
tquar.)
preferred
4-17
15c
com.
1
$1.17
Chemical
voting
4-30
$1.10
Extra
Pittsburgh
preferred
(quar.)
Electric,
&
36c
$.015
-
(quar.)
.
6-
12Vic
Petroleum
Corp.,
Gas
Co.
&
(quar.)__
com.
95c
i
(Calif.)
Insurance
20c
(quar.)
Telephone
W.)
preferred
4 Vi %
65c
(quar.)__
Stevens
Wiggly
Diego
1
$1.07 Vi
(quar.)___
(stock
San
6-
Phillips-Van Heusen—
preferred
(Howard
6-
3-15
Marine
&
Antonio
2%
(quar.)
Common
Sams
14c
(quar.)
Distance
Fire
San
14c
i
(quar. 1
preferred
Paul
(quar.)__—____
Still-Man Manufacturing—
Class
A
—Z
1
St.
Z$20c
(quar.)
of Canada,
Stern
3-31
4-14
3-24
4-10
(quar.)
Precision
&
4-15
/ 4-14
v .
_!____!
National
4Vi%
1
5- 1
v;4-10'
:
class A
Brewers.
Stetson
3-
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
5%
4-15
5-19
3-31
Lithograph—
Company
5%
3-31
6- 1
;.93%c
Quarterly
1
$1.25
1
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)
Long
(quar.)
preferred A
6-
(initial).
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Common
preferred A
conv.
17Vic
new
4.68%
Philippine
conv.
5%
5.60%
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30% preferred (quar.)
/.
preferred
5%
$1.16
(quar.)
Inc.,
Steel
4-14'
12Vic J.
Investment Corp.
preferred
Sterling
Sterling
5- 1
4-20
.4-15
$56V4C
20c1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
3
15c
—
pfd.
,
4-14
40c=
/
Traung
4-
1
Ohio—
of
Ltd.
preferred
5%
4-17
5-
Clast^ A
7
$1.06V4
.____
5%
-
10c
:—
Corp.
Stecher
1
4-21
Sampson-Miller Associated Co.,
Class
B
(quar.)
Co.
Radio,
State Street
3-10
5-15
$25c
A
(quar.)_„^
Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
5%
4-30
25c
—
4-
Fibre—
Permanente Cement
4.90%
St.
pfd.
conv.
1
$1.06
(quar.)
.
Fublic
Lawrence
5%
4%
tquar.)
30c
—_
Voting common (quar.) ______/
Non-voting common (quar.)
Stock div. (On voting and
non-v5ting)_
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Power
St.
Foods,
Paper
Oil
preferred
Stanray
5-22
5-15
(Cedarhurst)—
(quar.)___!___
preferred
Penobscot
PIttston
,
56c
5%
A~ (initial)
4Vi%
;
5- 1
4-20
5-1
4-20
1 ,•/' 4-20
5-1
4-20
5-1
4-20
5- 1
4-20
5- 1
4-20
5- 1
4-20
5- 1
4-20
/5- 1
4-20
5c
-
Ltd.,
3-31
4-29
./3-31
3-30
6-30
-
:
(quar.)
Fuel,
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,
Class B
(quar.)
Stern
Fine
Croix
3%%
Sterling
5-
$45c
.
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Porter
W.
&
Inc.—
dividend)
class
preferred
Standard
5-22
'
'
■
Securities,
<quar.)___L_-.%-i^-___
(stock
Co.,
5-15
4-15
4-10
7-10
5-
—
Standard Holdings, class A (increased quar;)
Class B
(increased quar.)
3
4-15
$1.50
class A stock)
(new
5%
Standard
3
$1.37Vi
(quar.)•/=.•—
quarj—
Sta-Rite
3-21
$1.12'/2
(initial).
tquar.).—_—$1.25
C
4-10
$$1.50
common
(quar.)
Initial
$2.50
-
•;
:____
(quar.)
Products,
common....:
Standard
5-19
25c
Ltd.,
preferred
Pioneer
8-^15
Z) v
/92Vic..V
preferred
$1,60
5-12
3-31
5.64%
5
,;
:,,;5-15
25c
,„,
—
-
preferred
Inc.,
,
v'•
—
and
-
Spray-Bilt
5-12
D"tquar.)__———
Inc.,
/(imtiai-
$1.13
4-
$1.02%
Management Corp.
(Helena), Inc. (quar.)_
45c
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
4-14
$1.37V2
Rubenstein
$1.25
(quar;)
Light,
B
preferred
4-15
4-15
4Vi%
Spiegel,
3-31
5-12
:
4%%
Common
4-20
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.12ViK.
(quar.)__!___
preferred
&
(quar.)
Investments
4-14
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$1.18%
6.16%
Piggly
.
——
<>■-.
97Vic
$1.03%
4.25% preferred (quar.)
$1.06V*
4.40% preferred (quar.)
—$1.10
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)__
27Vic
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
$1.15
4.75% preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
5.62 Vi% preferred (quar.)____
$1.405/»:
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
•_—
*27Vic
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)/.3%
Special
.
6-15
(quar.)
1
6-
Z_
Furniture
5%
5%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
1
(Boston) —
Corp.
3-20
Pierce
preferred
1
4-11
;4-10
4-10
3-20
%;.!9-15
4-10
20c
$1.25
20c
—
Service—
Public
4*14
•
5- 1.
4-15
.
/; lCc
(quar.)—
Insurance (Dallas)
Life
preferred
4-25
$1.23%
__.
—___:—
(William H.), Inc., new com.
3-20
8%
.
(quar.)——
preferred
5-
50c
Royal McBee
.
,
(quar.)
National
Bank
Broadcasting
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
4-15
3.90 %
3.70%
5-
6-
Quarterly
4-15
4%
____.
common
3.90%
30c
$1.18%
preferred L
$1.09
4.64%
Co.,
3-31
-4
5-
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Increased-quarterly
45c
(quar.)—
4-15
$1.10
$6
(quar.)___
,
4-14
5- 1
5- 1
27Vic
55c
—;
,f
preferred
Southwestern
2%
$1.02%
tquar.).:
4-21
7
4-11
4-11
(quar.)_
.
;;/z/I"/.;/;;!/../'i/
:
preferred
preferred
Drug
Southwestern
4-20
$1
4%%;
4-
1
1
93%c
—
common
1
4-24
5-
1
___.
(quar.)——
7
(quar.)
preferred
1
5-
tquar.)
H
4-
(quar.)
Parke
T
;
Realty
1st
$5
25c
11-
preferred
Park
non-cum.
non-cum.
Southwestern
9-14
1-1-62
5%
5%
3-30
7-
preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone
Southern
3-31
4-29
5-
(quar.)
1
preferred
5%
*
5-
'
.
:•
4-28
$4.75
,
4-20
25c
(quar.)
Electric,
7
Lighting Corp.—
Pacific
Co.
1
$4.50
vi
4-12
1
59%c
dividend).
4-
$4.40
?.
1
$1.12%
(quar.)_-
(quar.)
(stock
5-
$4.36
I
3
$$1.19
(increased)
Mills
Rice
Co.
1
12-
$1
(quar.)____
:
A
common
25c
/_
4.52%
3-22
45-
15c
(quar.)——
37Vie
—
Extra
$4.75
Southern Railway—
15c
(reduced).
25c
(quar.)
Coast Co., 5%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
Southern
75c
(Calif.)
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
4-15
6-
$15c
—:
American
Pacific
5-18
4-28
lOo
4-20
3-20
3-31
4-14"
4-14
,
•.
15c
21c
(quar.)__
common
4.15%
(quar.)__
preferred
Rockland-Atlas
Pacific
Power,
1
5-
:-v
$1.20
(quar.)
1
(:28c
_Z
Co.
4 Vi %/ preferred
4%%
Rochester
50c
$15c
(Increased)
A
5
Cen¬
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., common
(quar.)
Pacific
Nevada
5 Vi %
,:.z.
.
Rich's
3-31
4-20
7Vic
(quar.)
Elevator
4-10
12 Vic
„
(quar.)_1
Wholesale, Ltd., class
Class
Southern Materials
Southern
Electric—
&
(quar.)—:_-
6-
(Dallas)—
Racing Association, Inc.__
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
3-31
$1.06
(quar.)____
Inc.
1
4-10
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-
25c
(quar.)
Z:
common
(quar.)
Gas
National
Oshawa
Otis
Electric,
preferred
Oil
4-19
3
Reynolds Metals Co.—
75c
'1
'
Company
Oklahoma
Olin
4-
10c
Revere
$$1
(quar.)
4%%
6%
4-14
4-10
Gas
preferred
—
25c
(quar.)
Northwestern Utilities,
Ocean
Indiana
Southern
5-
$28c
5-11
,
/
,
-
B
Northwestern
Oilgear
,
,
—
—
5-15
$27c
:_____—
25c
25c
4-28
~
15c
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
l__
National Life Insurance
Annual
3-31
5
45c
Canada, $1.10 class A (quar.)
A
6-
1
25c
class
Republic
7-
30c
—
$1.10
3-31
$1.04
+4Vic
Telephone, Ltd., common
Northwest Engineering, class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)——_„___T.__;
Southern California Water, common (quar.)
.
50c
*«_
(quar.)_
A
B
$1.10
3-31
$1.02%
Northern
Class
3-31
3-31
3-13
$1.25
common
$2
Reichhold
4-20
3-31
4-20
4-24
5c
(quar.)_
A.). Co.,
Renold Chains
_r__
(quar.)—.
40c
3-31
___.
Edison, common
preferred
preferred
5%
(quar.)___,
(quar.)
3-31
___!,
3-10
4-20
25c
dividend
4-15
(quar.)
4-10
30c
-—
4-15
(quar.)
4- 5
4* 5',
4- 5
5-11
5-11
v.5-ll
; 65c
4-30
28c
4-30
28Vic
* 4-30
/27Vac
6- 1
4'% preferred (quar.)_
25c
6- 1
5.44% preferred (quar.)
34c
6- 1
4%% preferred (quar.)
—$0.255625
6- 1
Southern Canada Power com. (quar.)—
$62Vic >,■ 5-15
6% partic. preferred (quar.)
$$1.50 , >;.4-15
Southern Colorado Power,
common
(quar.)
22Vic
4-14
4.72% preferred (quar.)
59c
5- 1
4.72%- 2nd preferred (quar. L.___________59c /,
5- 1
5.44%' preferred (quar.
68c
5- 1
'Southern Fire & Casualty Co.
(Knoxville,
Tenn.)
(quar.)
■
2c
4-15
California
4.56%
4.80%
90c
(quar.)
4-14
87Vic
$1.02
preferred
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
4.48%
of
Z
Co
Corp.
5%
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
10c
_.
Trust
(quar.)
preferred
3-24
25c
(increased)
Owl Stores
3-30
29 Vic
_
3-24
4-20
2%
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Investment
Pump
Stock
Red
_____/ "
__.
common
preferred
common-.
4-20
$40c
*
preferred
Power,
$4.16
ifi
3-31
Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)Z.
Reliance Electric & Engineering (quar.)
Renmar Corp.
(s-a)
States
$4.11
•r
4-14
50c
(quar.)_
of America,
Estate
_Reed
(increased)
$4.10
-iff
3-31
$1.50
$4.08
f!
u
4-28
4-14
(quar.)
$3.60
b
5-15
75c
30c
Realty Equities Corp.
•
7
Ltd.—
Extra*
Northern
4-28
$1.12Vi
(Phila.)
Co
Corp
America
3-17
$1.06
(quar.)
4-28
5-15
5%
dividend
$3.50
Real
Reda
preferred
Northern
T
4-14
5-
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
Insurance Co. (N.
;
Co.
5-15
5
Service-—
4.22%
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
dividend
Oats Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power (quar.)
3-15
6-
13.50
(quar.)
Northern
preferred
Name of
Southern
26c
84c
6%
7
4-
$1.25
4Vi %
HampshireA
(quar.)_____
City
Stock
6
30c
quar.)
Public
New
•
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
—
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
3-31
4.50%
Quaker
Radio Corp.
41/*%
Northern
4-14
of
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Quaker
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
3-31
8-14
Gas—r
preferred
5.50%
4-29
8-24
(Ind.)—-
Gas
Illinois
Common
5%
3.35%
$6c
(111.)
(quar.)
North Carolina
RR., 7% gtd (s-a)
Northern Engineering Works
Northern
Common
3-31
When
Share
(Chicago)—
Quarterly
North
4-14
25c
Insurance
Company
Service
1
10c
Life
American Refractories
North
Per
Name of
5-15
5-
10c
American
Semi-annual
North
Holders
Public
North American Acceptance
Corp.,
North American Fund of
North
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
Monday, April 10, 1961
.....
7
1
5-16
5-16
1
3-30
6-15
6-1
! 6-15
"/>/ .• 6-
.
5-16
6-1
5-
4-
1
1
6-
1 "
'
■-
Volume
193
Number
6045-.
.
The Commercial and
.
Per
Name of
Company
(N.
Y.) (quar.)—
Building Assn., Ltd. (quar.)—
Traders
Transamerica cm p.
Trans-uanaua
(quar.)
1
4-15
4-
7
Monthly
4-28
3-20
1
6-15
i^uarteny
Monthly
10-
1
9-15
1-1-62
t2oc
12
dividend
Transcontinental
Common
'
_
Wool
6-
9
5%
6-30
6-
9
Pipe
uas
25c
5-
4-14
72U
preietied
(quar.)
$o.di)
preierred
(quar.)__
So.9b
preierred
(quar.)
1
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
$1.40
5-
1
4-14
«si
uas
'nitu
on
Trico
Products
(quar.)_2
Corp.
2'/2C
(quar.)
62
cu.
208
LaSalle
aoutn
Tropical
,—
preierred
bvt
Street
1
4-
Ltd.,
ordinary
3
3-22
/
nominee,
(quar.)
37VaC
7-31
7-10
10c
6-15
5-31
10c
9-15
b-3r
putting
children's
Batteries
(quar.)
Quarterly
County
Gas
(quar.)
65c
Jewelry
5-
Road,
1
4-14
4-10
25c
4-14
3-31
25c
^
(quar.)
4-10
4
V2 %
(quar.)
common
preferred
5-1
"
$56 V*c
1
4-19
4-30
4-14
books
t Payable
in
4-14
a
Less
4-30
4-14
y
3-20
tax
Previously
4-10
British
date
(final)—
Less
x
closed
Canadian
resident
25c
not
funds,
15%;
income
S.
Jamaica
tax
the 'source^
at
7%.
:
date
funds,
income
incorrect.
was
is
less
indicated
15%
The
corrected
here.
Canadian
amount
about
to
preferred
A
of
(7)
Repayment
(8)
Brokerage
tax.....
tax.
178 '/eC
5-
1
shall
Cash
4-14
General Corporation and
Investment News
4-14
be
(deed
and
5-15
4-20
92yac
5-15
4-20
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
87yac
5-15
4-20
$4.00
preferred
$1
5-15
4-20
10.
—
112'/2C
(quar.)
5-
1
7
4-17
2-21
50c
5-10
4-10
research,
Gas—
and
shares
5-
3%
3
4-
America
Co.
of
5-
1
4-
1
4-
2oc
6-
1
5-11
5-
1
6-
Printers
bnoe
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-15
4-28
3-20
6-20
4-26
4-12
5-
4-
62y2c
)
1
S.
Foil
U.
S.
Lines
25c
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
U.
S.
Plywood
Co.
tN.
3
Shinn
Corp.,
U.
Shoe
States
S.
Smelting,
Corp.
7%
preferred
United
Wneian
4-
6
3-10
purposes,
7-
1
6-
tion
3-21
6-10
5-22
4-17
4-
12 V2c
Universal
Leaf
National
Uian-loaiiO
&
Sugar
1
4-14
3-30
by
4-14
ment
To
(a)
of
4-
7
which
3
5-
1
50c
7-
1
4-15
3-31
4-29
4-
(s-a)
4-
and
3
To
Line
Fund,
in.come)
Vacu-Dry,
(c)
•Van
Camp
Food,
Sea
Vnii Sciver
Van
preferred
iJ.
Waters
B.i.
&
(quar.)
new
(quar.)
4y2%
to
Tire
Products
Viewlex,
Inc.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Von
Hamm-Young,
Wabash
Walker
Bank
(stock
Bros,
Waste
Corp.,
King
Penn
4%%
4.10%
*6%
tSundry
5c
4-10
3-31
Common
7V2c
4-15
4-
6-
5-12
Tablet
3-30
preferred
Western
.
—
—2—'
.
t35c
4-15
3-17
30c
4-10
4-
Westfair
7%
Stores,
Ltd.,
preferred
Westmoreland,
:
135,
1
4-20
3-24
5-
5
.4%
„
prior
lien
4-18
4-
7
4
B
—
4-17
Ys %
4-
Wilbur
$5
(quar.)
common
:
4
Wilson
&
(quar.)
Windsor
Wisconsin
5%
Public
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
"
Woodward
Shoe
&
Stores,
(quar.)
Taning
Ltd.,
~x.—
(quar.)
class
A
(s-a)
to
Allan
37,500
42,000'
S.
Feldman
59,500
200,000
value
day
200,000
(equipment
M.
which
note,
Scott
carries
his
associates
and
extended to April 6,
24,
sundry
1961
and
equipment
$25,185
and
1961
indebtedness
437,500 shs.
of short-term
payable
accommodation
the
matured
March
on
unsecured.
is
(1) of Ecsco (trust deed
amounted to $45,indebtedness and $19,950
after
one
and
year,
Shinn
short-term in¬
(2)
amounted
$5,034
to
and
of
5-
1
4-15
4-
4
4-28
4-
35c
4-15
4-18
$1.25
1
shares
&
of
the
is
Co.
3-27
3-27
6-
&
9
4-15
3-24
4-15
principal
of
reserved
shares
for
reserved
amount
of con¬
exercise
issuance
upon
issuance upon conversion
convertible subordinated debentures.
reserved
of
amount
shares
50,000
principal
$200,000
shares
20,000
112,500
and
debentures,
for
underwriters
named
have
below
Co.,
&
p.
stock
common
representative
shares;
78,000
Co.,
indicated
the
of
Lubetkin,
shares;
17,000
A.
below.
Myron
underwriters:
&
Regan
T.
Brod
Co.,
Aires,
A.
Myron
Kennedy,
&
Lomasney
A.
15,000
&
4-15
shares;
Willis, Kenny
and
&
5,000
shares; Moran
sharse.—V. 192,
2267.
5-
1
4-
Simulatics Corp., New
$1
The
7
1
4-
7
6-15
6-
1
to
5-
corporation
the SEC
with
be
offered
on
covering
at
The 'proceeds
York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
$2
are
27, 1961, filed a letter
150,000 shares of common stock
March
per
to
share,
be
used
through
to
Russell
repay
a
&
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
advertising and sales promotion; working capital;
6-
1
5-
1
45-
5
(par
one
cent)
N.
Y., N. Y.
bank loan; for
6
5-15
notification
purposes.
4-20
of
Saxe,
short-term
25c
$1.25
5-
1
5-
1
4-
40c
7
1
7
Railway oper.
1
10-
7
Railway
4-14
4-
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
5-
12%c
J20c
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1
3-31
1
3-31
ry.
fr.
oper.
$5,650,935
4,849,711
$5,766,011
5,312,465
$11,281,054
10,243,401
opers.
$801,224
$453,546
$1,037,653
$658,385
18,048
*287,624
"608,994
*566,103
ry.
income-
♦Deficit.—V.
193, p.
10,752,929
1275.
5-
4-30
4-
8
the
amount
192,
Telephone
South
of
&
$41,962
is
to
be
paid
out
2064.
p.
Telegraph
1961—Month—1960
Co.—Earnings
1961—2 Mos—1960
$
$
$
80,564,861
9,967,250
9,575,879
taxes
6,162,844
5,569,666
12,344,375
11,148,561
11,563,101
10,904,877
23,508,324
21 784 721
9,598,428
9,204,226
19,509,535
ia!417!595
19,160,861
1339.
p.
&
California
Co.,
issue
Inc.
Edison
and
Co.
Bonds
—
Offered
—~
associates
offered
publicly on
$30,000,000 of this company's 4V2%'
refunding mortgage bonds, series N, due 1986,
issue
an
at
of
to yield 4.42%.
competitive sale
4V2%
coupon.
came
from
The group was awarded the
a bid of
100.481% for the
on
Competing bids, all for identical
First
Boston
Corp. and Dean
coupons,
& Co.,
Witter
jointly, at 100.35; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.33; and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.,
jointly, 100.26.
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
bank
by
the
loans,
become
of
the
proceeds
not
are
from
in
company
which
part
funds.
treasury
for
REDEMPTION—The
new
is
It
the
company
the
sale
retire
to
expected
to
of
all
exceed
the
expected
that
1961-62
will
years
bonds
new
.
outstanding
$21,000,000.
plant
gross
total
will
short-term
The
balance
additions
approximately
$246,400,000.
at
lower
a
March
31,
interest
the
at
prices
1S62
bonds
cost
option
ranging
to
100%
from
for
not
are
the
to
the
of
refundable
immediately
for
105.70%
those redeemed
is
prior to
Otherwise,
company.
company
those
on
redeemed
after
or
April
they
at
1,
are
regular
prior
April
to
1985/
1,
public utility engaged in the business
generating, purchasing, transmitting, distributing and selling electric
in
company
portions
central
of
a
by
the
and. southern
and certain
company
other
Dec.
on
California,
cities.
1960
31,
The
excluding
number
of
the
customers
1,632,728.
was
EARNINGS—Total
operating
revenues
of
the
company
in
1960
$305,799,000 and net income to $51,164,000. Effective
the company discontinued providing for deterred income
taxes arising from liberalized depreciation. This
change in accounting'
treatment had the effect of reducing the provision for income
taxes
and
increasing reported net income by $5,588,000 for the year 1960.
Jan.
In
1,
to
1960,
1959,
total
operating
revenues
$280,115,000
were
and
income
net
the
new
$43,630,000.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
capitalization
of
the
of
debt;
preference
company
5,734,443
stock;
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
effect
at
to
Dec.
shares
9,557,976
of
the
sale
shares
underwriters
of
1960,
31,
preferred
of
in
shares
356,178
stock.
common
named
bonds,
$656,806,000
was:
stock;
below
severally
have
spective
firm
commitment
to
purchase from the company
the re¬
principal amounts of the new bonds set opposite thier names.
Blyth
Co.
a
Amount
&
C.
A.
Inc
$5,250,000
Allyn & Co. Inc.__ 1,800,000
Harriman
Ripley
&
S.
F.
1,800,000
Wteeks
&
Moseley
Stone
&
& Co
&
Hemphill,
Noyes
E.
H.
Hutton
300,000
Wm.
J.
—
Mericka
&
Co.
300,000
&
Co.J_
300,000
Northwest
Co.—
300.000
Co
& Co.
Pacific
1,500,000
Burgess
1,500,000
Co._
Co
&
Newhard,
1,800,000
Chapman, Howe & Co.—
250,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Corp. of
250,000
1,100,000
Inc.
Cook
Leith_!
&
250,000
Investment
1,000,000
600,000
Norfolk
Corp.
600,000
Saunders,
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
600,000
Winslow,
Burge
First
E.
of
Michigan
Hutton
F.
Childs
Kraus
&
&
Co.
Securities
Johnson,
Lane,
Inc.
Corp.-
400,000
E. D.
&
& Co.
Inc.
Bros.
193,
&
Inc
Inc
lavenport &
McCourtney-
p.
Co
Breckenridge
Co.
&
150,000
150,000
400,000
400,000
&
Boyce
250,000
250,000
Co.
Mead, Miller & Co.—
Robinson-
—V.
Inc.
Boynton & Co. Inc.
Dittmar
Space
Co._
&
400,000
Kidder
M.
250,000
Stiver &
Cohu
Stetson
500,000
Corp.
A.
300,000
1,800,000
&
&
Walker
Inc.
Corp.
Inc.
Co.—
Dickson
S.
Share
1,800,000
Corp
Wertheim
$300,000
Indianapolis Bond and
1,800,000
Webster
Securities
W.
Winslow
Co.
Inc.
Hornblower
Amount
Baker, Watts & Co
Chace, Whiteside &
150,000
100,000
100,000
Co.
Co.
400,000
Russ &
—
400,000
Wulff, Hansen & Co.
Inc.
100,000
100,000
1275.
Southern Electric Generating Co.—Stock Reacquisition
This
company,
companies,
(Atlanta),
of
Birmingham,
Ala.,
Gate
Associates—Partnership Units Offered—
Pursuant to a Feb. 3 prospectus, as amended to include
the underwriting arrangement, this firm offered through
has
joined
with
its
parent
Alabama Power Co. (Birmingham) and Georgia Power Co.
the filing of a proposal with the SEC under the Holding
in
order authorizing the subsidiary to make repur¬
time from the parent companies;
an order giving interested persons until
Company
4-14
4-14
Net
rev.
•
,
May
$11,411,314
expenses
revenue—
oper.
'
prin-
due
132,659 004
Chas. W. Scranton
3
4-
.
-20c
and general corporate
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
8-
in
operating income
charges
Stein
11-
including
balance
85,635,478
20,234,692
Humphrey Co.
Soo Line
of
Oct.
on
1 150 806 17
unpaid
offering.—V.
Bell
at 101.203%
The
4-20
paid
141,722,869
193,
Ball,
3-15
$1.43%
be
40,706,437
first and
R.
3-15
4
note
the
Southern
Lomasney
25,000
3-15
4-
to
$8,333.33
$499,000
after
G.
10,000 shares,
Co.,
thereof
66,756,859
Blyth
severally
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them,
severally, at the purchase price set forth, the respective number of
Kamen
7-
convertible
conversion
upon
debentures,
7
.
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
4-12
1974)
instalments
operating
—V.
of
3-20
purchasers
$900,000
1,
annual
at
interest
City of Los Angeles
5-15
1
Jan.
42,345,696
energy
4-15
5-
Net
50,000
issuance
in
mortgage.
rate of
money
monthly
of
long-term
options
payable
70,038,891
Other
•
in
taxes
served
contracts)
purchase
consisted
payable)
notes
SIncludes
$700,000.00
payable
including principal
by
expenses
of
.50,169
§3,000,000 shs.
cents)-—
10
bank
indebtedness
of
partners
1958,
$7,594.90,
revenues
due
—
Josiah
of
was
March
which
general
23,
—
(par
payable
of
and
April
liquidating
balance
BUSINESS—The
$900,000
*
120
and
self
the
redeemable
Outstanding /•
$900,000
debentures
limited
dated
income
Federal
I
subordinated
1970
of
Operating
$115,500)
FINANCING
vertible
$1.27
(quar.)
Wolverine
PRESENT
of
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
TO
3-20
$1.26
•„
fee
Operating
1966
EFFECT
note
stock
of
Net
Service—
preferred
GIVING
3-20
15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
for marketing.
(approximately
4-15
40c
.
5.08%
Witco
plane
purposes
4-15
40c
_—
5.04%
such
10c
—
common
Industries
for
capital.
$1.05
$1.12%
—
.
(quar.)
Common
Morrisey
the
used
(approximately $50,000), ad¬
inventory build-up
(approxi¬
and
7%c
.
common.:
Common
withholding tax delinquency
($141,091) of Ecsco;
and
25c
(quar.)
Company,
of
the
15c
—7—
(quar.)
A
proceeds
3-31
30c
:
Chocolate,
preferred
the
4-10
J35c
,
Whiting Corp. (quar.)_.
,
associates,
endorse¬
1
5-
I50c
(quar.)
preferred
evidenced
accommodation
5-15
60c
26y4c
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$200,000
of
of
will
general
shares reserved for issuance under Restricted Stock
Option Plan for designated key employees, 30,000 shares reserved for
issuance
upon
exercise of warrants issued to the underwriters and
5%
Whippany Paper Board (initial quar.)—
White Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
Class
the
debtedness.
,
(quar.)
A
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
the
shapes*
expenses,
to
4-15
m2c
——
(quar.)
Inc.
ready
working
due
6%
consisted
3-20
4-15
62j/2C
(quar.)—
class
150,000
of
deducting
amount
his
indebtedness
1961
tAs
notes
5%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Telegraph
sale
$1.12%
(quar.)
25,000.'
(approximately):
$
April 5
$1.12%
——
C
dividend
Union
$25,000)
convertible
endorsement
3-31
for
Stationery,
equip¬
$1.02%
(quar.)__
6%
30,000
3 "13
broker—3333
securities
follows:
mortgage
amounted
3-21
4-21
22y2c
Light
&
bank
'■This
Power—
preferred
and
1
$4.50
5%
Class A (quar.)
V'hstern Plywood, Ltd., class B
Western Publishing (stock dividend)-—,
Stock
the
of
tooling
necessary
:
3-30
25c
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4'/2 %
preferred
(qu-ar.)_.
Western Insurance Securities—
5 %
bearing
six
payroll
convertible
5-year
4-28
West
Western
to
10-year
5-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.20%
and installa¬
facilities
manufacturing
the
to
4-20
1
in
and
liabilities
not
added
1965
4-28
30c
-i—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Gas
West
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Washington
.
(Conn.)
dividend)
Pictures
Company
Warren
Trust
&
of
consulting
Period Ended Feb. 28-
defense
manufacture
after
loan
and
(approximately
debentures
6,
(annual)—
Management
Bros.
Warner
pfd.
5-15
10c
20c
:
4%%
J—
Webcor, Inc.
/Wellington
4-17
15c
Ltd
Co.,
1
The
redemption
6%
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
(Hiram)
Quarterly
Wallingford
Warner
—
——
Railroad
3%
5-
basip,, m-J/pa^rily for
Authorized
6-19
2%
—^—
Corp
50,000
aircraft
the
5
3
$1.12'/2
(quar.)___
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)____.
Vogt
—
from
company,
current
CAPITALIZATION
4-14
7-
and sale
(through
of
research
and
discharge
the
$75,000)
be
6%
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Rubber
&
will
stockholders.)
of
of America,
convertible
Vanderbilt
V lccor
approval
Corp.
to
proceeds
Any
4-10
4-
bank
Ecsco
other
3-31
20c
.
(Subject
Vanadium
1
4-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)_T
dividend
Stock
5-
15c
(Initial)
common
Inc.
15c
____
preferred A
5%
Rogers
4-10
the
Scott
purchase
To
mately
4-27
5c
6%
by
signing of purchase contract—
and filing fees, examina¬
mortgage
trust,
and
proceeds
will
3
and lc from earned
—
of
,
Inc.—
from capital gains
(4c
assembly
sub-contract
a
proceeds
by
a
by
expand
vertising
Value
as
1975.
Net
Shinn is engaged
capabilities of Shinn
(approxi¬
mately $225,000) by purchasing certain ultra high-precision equipment,
including jig-bores, gap-lathes, grinding machines and steel contouring
equipment;
6-15
30c
manufacture,
industrial
net
M.
used
were
(b)
The
having its principal
corporation
currently estimated, will be added
company
and will be used as follows:
issued
($58,909)
4-10
share.
per
as
Josiah
3-
(qua
group
packaged automated systems.
discharge
note
a
Delaware
a
Wilmington, Dela.
of
offered
and,
the
of
1
5-
20c
Mining
funds
4-17
(quar.)_.
(Chicago)
Bank
Construction
3-20
4-10
18c
Uptown
Utah
stock
10c
)
in
$690,500
4-15
30c
•
__
*
Outstanding168,000 shs.
premium.
a
is
at $6
in the design, engineering,
(2)
fully
$1.12%
common.
and
5-15
4-29
Inc.
PROCEEDS—-The
5-31
5-
7y2c
(quar.)—
Tobacco,
applied
1963)
cipal
FINANCING
underwriting
an
stock
common
10th St.,
and
7
4-14
T
7y2c
Controls
PRESENT
500,000 shs.
prospectus,
quickly at
erection
ment,
be
(quar.).
31
100 par
and/or
common
87 y2c
Universal
9
4-12
87V2c
common
TO
;
its subsidiaries) (1) in the
and missile components on
Mining—
&
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-10
$2
(quar.)
Refining
6
50c
—
)
United
3-24
4-
35c
(quar.)
common
4-15
22y2c
(s-a).
par)
March
a
100 W.
10c
ptd.
be
closing—$446,000
lending institution,
41,962.00
of
Southern
Industries,
30c
4l/2%
EFFECT
Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
sold
office at
(quar.)
J.),
(10(i
this firm's
stock
(Bait.) —
;
Co., class A
advanced
on
instalments of
payable
644.
p.
10c
(Increased-quar.)
U.
GIVING
headed by Myron A. Lomasney & Co., 67 Broad Street,
New York 6, N. Y., publicly offered 150,000 shares of
3
37»/2c
,
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
193,
suant to
3-27
4-10
.7-10
15c
—
(qui
com.
'
preierred
S.
Publishers
&
iviacninery
Special
6%
1
$2.50
110c
U.
—V.
$2.50
)
;
will
at
807,231.83
purchase
both
electronic.
stock
Shinn
Quarterly
Oiineu
instruments,
3-31
10c
United
precision
Authorized
Common
(Chicago )
Extra
,
of
1,
7
(quar.)
America
partnership
due
,
and
interest,
(deed
6%
development
7
5-
12y2c
Insurance
0nned
of
$1
$1
Co
Fruit
United
Co.
and
and
CAPITALIZATION
Aircraft Corp.—
4preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
4%
preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)
Biscuit
the
mortgage
3
United
United
engineering
mechanical
b
*5%
Continued from page 10
65c
)
-
a
South
10,000
trust,
$10,000,
4-
on
of
as
monthly
$1.12 ya
dividend
to
recording
commissions
of
(quar.)
biock
title
mortgage
(quar.)
Natural
capital of
loan
contributions
6%
preferred
Texas
fee
.
Shirley Highway and S. Glebe
Company
pr el erred
Union
the
$2,496,000.
on
their
the sale of all the partnership inter¬
capital structure after the date of closing of title on
May 2,
the
1961
5-22
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
purchase
for
capital
and
$3.70
Gas of
to
Va.,
located
title-
Fees
$4.50
Union
be
may
through
CAPITALIZATION—Assuming
Co.—
Electric
is
purchase price
deposit
Working
ests,
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
1st
of
for
(6)
&
dividend
will
$0,256 per depositary
1
i—_—
share)
cash
Insurance,
(5)
;
"
Gertner
Gertner,
and expenses of attorneys and accountants,
printing charges, incident to acquisition and public
offering
;
;
payment
non-residents
and
was
Virginia
partners.
(4) Fees
^
■
>
date
contract
a
Hotel
cash
Repayment
Title
used
Non-
,
partnership.
Feldman and Mr.
Arlington,
of
(3)
dividend.
deductible
tax
Feldman
of
a
(2)
4-1
tax.
and/or record
U.
this
resident
published
in
for
State
general
Va., a short distance from downtown Washington,
complex of 210 rooms, all air-conditioned, an 18 hole
heated swimming pool, restaurant facilities,
laundry,
playground, and other facilities for the use of its guests.
has
tion
Transfer
Messrs.
partnership,
the
the
green,
Balance
4-1
..
•
of
as
the
Mr.
Motor
PROCEEDS—The
5-1
$35c
•
(quar.)__.
and
of
limited
a
laws
the
Gertner,
follows:
3-10
•
Co.
into
under
Gilbert
Arlington,
(1)
Co.
&
1960,
Hotel,
Gate
It
C.
3-15
10%
Motor
South
D
8,
Associates,
1960
and
promoters
entered
preferred
Gate
depositary
lor
penses
Union
25c
4-13
11-15
4-30
Feldman
4-19
Zeller's, Ltd.,
•
11-24
•=•
November,
Feldman
Sept.
4-28
Zale
5-15
5-
S.
On
1
or
snare.
6 \\ "!o
4-
Allan
3-31
4-15
tnree snillings 1.2 pence per
Alter British income tax and ex¬
(payment
Union
4-15
7c
Gate
in
S.
Allan
4-29
t Payable
Unilever,
*15c
8-15
$3.00
—
(quar.)
by
(quar.)—
4
8-25
$2.62
(s-a)__
Rapid Transit, common
organized
7-20
Co.—
$3.13
(s-a)
$6.25. preierred
Twin City
6-20
1
(quar.)—
Raceway (stock dividend)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
5-25
62 y2c
(Chicago) (quar.)
preferred (s-a).—
$5.24
Gas,
5-19
1
8-
37V2c
York
30c
—
1
7-
Ltd.
Yonkers
■
BUSINESS—South
6-
25c
(quar.)
Gab
4-14
4-
;
Securities, Inc., and Fifth Avenue Securities Corp.,
$690,000 of limited partnership units.
25c
class A
49
•
Sulco
preferred
4-14
..'
30c
-
3-30
5-
*/2c
4-20
25c
;
Combing Corp. Canada,
Yocam
30c
——"
—
Quarterly
1
\juanas)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
5-
4-19
7 V2C
A
ciuss
•.
Universal insurance
Trinity
5-
$1.49
America,
oi
1
6%
63 %c
$1.42 y2
Corp.
Transportation
5-
6%
$1.22'/2
;
:
25c
—.-.
Express System Inc.,
Yates-American
Machine
Yellow
—
(monthly)
Jr.
Yale
Line—
a>a.t»j
(Wm.),
considered
6-30
_
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12-13
+ -SOC
Quarterly
When
Share
Monthly
7-
t25c
Wrigley
■
Stock
of Company
5-
t40C
t
(1601)
Per
Name
5-16
2UC
F'und
Chronicle
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
tquur.)
corp.
V/hen
SiLare
Trust
&
Bans
Trade
Financial
Act for
an
chases
its
stock from time to
and
of
the
April
19',
own
Commission has issued
1961, to request a hearing thereon.
The application also seeks
indenture
permission to modify the dividend covenant in the mortgage
50
the
securing
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1602)
first
outstanding
subsidiary's
bonds.—V.
mortgage
Staten
192.
943.
t>.
Railway oper.
Water Co.—Annual Report—
Southern Gas &
Railway
earnings and of 11.5% in net income is
reported for this company by Albert L. Sylvester, President, in the
firm's annual report,
issued to stockholders last week.
Consolidated figures for 1960 show a gross of $11,350,154 as com¬
pared to $10,567,460 for 1959, and net income of $1,180,268 or $1.75 a
share as against 1959 net of $1,058,918 or $1.56 a share. Both principal
subsidiaries
(West
Virginia Water Co. and Southern Propane Co.)
reported earnings increases.
Gross and net income for West Virginia Water Co., which owns and
gain
A
in
7.4%
of
properties in West Virginia, were the highest in its
history. Gross income increased by $223,254 to $4,696,589, or 5%, and
net was up $52,492 to $717,220, a gain of 8% .
Operating and main¬
tenance
expenses in
1960 were $2,029,202, an increase of 4.7%
over
1959, while taxes rose 7.5%
to $1,187,487.
The increase in
gross income for
the water properties was largely
<iue to rate increases effective in 1959,
Mr. Sylvester said.
Southern
Georgia
Propane
9.1%
1959;
over
fixed
Gross
Co., distributor of
liquefied petroleum gas in
showed gross earnings of $6,523,202, an increase
net after taxes was $595,679, a gain of 21.5%.
Florida,
and
Southern
of
assets
capital rose
193,
$454,868
by
to
Net
debt was reduced by $956,000.
from
deficit
ry.
—V.
Southern
below.—V.
190,
Southern
$4,245,000
of
issue
an
Hall
Stein,
with
certificates
The
the
March
:
which
mature
in
15
from
1962
to
March
1
non-callable,
are
A
rated
are
Moody's
by
Poor's.
Standard
will
They
each
at
by
AA
public
for
maturity
1962
1,
certificates,
The
end
§ale, subject to Interstate
prices to yield from 3.10%
for
to 4.25%
for those due 1973-1976.
reoffered
approval,
were
Commission
&
the
Co.,
&
writing
group
The
each
on
expenses
—V.
1,667,595'
oper.
ry.
193,
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$9,717,669 $12,960,636
3,815,760
5,630,132
$6,168,994
2,737,502
$4,511,225
operations
income___
way
1275.
p.
Southern
headed by F. Eberstadt & Co.
will be made by the principal stockholders
will retain
about two-thirds of
the 751,580
who
of Bladensburg, Md. (suburb of Washington,
April 3 reports that merger negotiations have
on
Spencer Chemical Co. of Kansas City, Mo.
Robert B. Swope,
Chairman of the Board, said that for the last few
months,
Southern
Oxygen
has
been
discussing merger possibilities
under
with
with
way
the
Spencer
According
factorily.
However,
epproval
and
of
Southern
annual
fsort,
sales
The
and
share
in
reflected
Hall
1960
in
Atlantic,
with
Central
South
in
Spencer
markets
Miss,
Greensboro,
distributing
with
office
export
New
in
large
markets
line
full
a
compressed
of
medical equipment and supplies, with its
offices at Bladensburg. Southern Oxygen's
were $12,500,000.
It also has plants at Kings-
and
year
and
Fla.
and
points
and
South
Southern
York.
whereby
1959
quantities
Vineland, N. J., and St. Peters¬
located throughout the Middle
Eastern states and
also has an
C.,
N.
of
reached
Oxygen
Southern
an
agreement
distributes
and
Oxygen
produced
argon
Vicksburg,
Spencer's
at
plant.
Spencer
isr
-fertilizers,
—V.
industrial
30,
June
ending
diversified
a
193,
chemical
chemicals,
1960
sales
Spencer
nuclear
and
In
fuels.
the
year
$74,000,000.
approximately
were
plastics,
with interests in
company
coal
1164.
p.
183,
Spokane, Portland &
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
the
Ret
$2,540,092
$4,733,514
$4,961,177
expenses
1,980,380
1,992,449
3,952,029
opers.
$295,642
$547,643
$781,485
$886,367
income—
*117,871
232,805
22,604
214,309
ry.
oper.
ry.
193, p.
Of
voting
7%
registration
trust
a
registration
in the Midland
statement
of
exercise
purchase
issuance
quisition
with
stock
the
the
filed
Building, Cleveland, Ohio,
SEC
April
on
1961,
5,
Sohio
company's
Standard
31,
Pressed
1960.
earnings.
For
with
the
of
in
like
2,562.496
Cash
and
subsidiaries
decline
Hallowell,
sales
Jr.,
to
$2,602,640.
period
earnings
of
in
of
equal
1960
of
5%
a
stock
(net earnings
the
income
net
share
per
on
dividend.
to
from
discussing
Pressed
pay
time
Steel
$48,850,680
1960
sales
results,
is
Co.
for
more
our
at
ecea
heavy
plus depreciation and amortiza¬
"not
the
goods
prices
in
Mr.
the
preceding
Hallowed
immune
the
to
and services
have
we
year.
pointed
that
out
trend
current
purchase,
and
Standard
of
at
having
the
same
1960
SPS
home
and
starting-up
added
300,000
some
abroad.
expenses,
This
expansion
which
are
feet
square
of
carried
little
placed
A
is
than
more
in
its
to
total
plants
new
forward
for
floor
incurred
future
tax
in
12
months,
fasteners
in
a
new
Koblenz,
132,000
West Germany,
warehousing
operation
at
and
Shannon
supply
center
Airport,
ties and
first-of-a-kind
a
new
shipping
from
with
the
HalJowell
a
center
the
Expressing
Mr.
a
was
main
put
plant
feeling
stated
$12,500,000
company's
was
of
that
at
94,000
in
foot
square
operation
plant
to
completed
and
Nashville
development
warehousing,
Willow
at
started
At
Grove,
facili¬
storage
Pa.
six
Jenkintown.
18,787
shares.
Railway
with
shares
subsidiary
for
reserved
are
October
in
become
may
"cautious
Standard
ODtimism"
Pressed
debentures
Leaders
Corporate
Net
Net
*
preferred
has
Co.
been
stock
of
to
1960.
to
party
a
Any
corporation.
1961—2 Mos—1960
1961—Month—1960
$327,094
$681,984
259,249
256,472
534,279
524,280
$53,312
$70,622
$147,705
$118,525
*14,718
5,063
6,792
*16,835
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
opers.
-
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
193, p.
$642,805
1165.
Transmission
Gas
White, Weld & Co.
Co.
Cumulative
—
Pre¬
the
SEC
The
trust
Co.—Rights Offering—
Kansas City, Mo., filed a regis¬
March
30,
1961 covering 50,000
on
this
offer
to
proposes
company
stock,
policies issued by
of
listed
is
underwriter; and
as
the
of
underwriter
officials
many
and
issuing
the
of
and
con¬
company
The public offering price is $21.70 per share and
boti^.
issues
It
1957.
operations
commenced
only
option
fund
the
to
insured.
25,000
shares,
common
and
the
prospectus,
the
which
of
officials
management
distributing
company
E.
James
Stowers,
outstanding
president,
ducing
areas
section
of
775,990
shares
and
will
be
The
class
cisable
the
$8
by
in
the
of
was
company
to
is¬
of
the
of
$80,000
and
which
Dec.
31,
million
2,940
from
principally engaged as a general
buildings for bowling centers. As
bowling
and
proceeds
to
such
long-term
land
follows;
as
construction
and
Bradford, Mass. and another
toward the cost of acquisition of
bowling
Ga.;
of
class
used
are
center
the
and
the
funds and
to
certain
of
common
directly
troleum
total
a
system
at
and
A
to
Augusta,
together
blass
working
as
expected
North
balance,
B
The
obtained
bal¬
through
the
in
stock,
which
of
has
company
Anthony
F.
outstanding
Taddeo,
Presi¬
corporation, of 630 Third Avenue, New York, filed a registration
with the SEC
on
March 30, 1961, covering registration of
statement
debentures due 1969,
together
with
(non-voting)
and
12,000 shares
of class B common (non-voting)
and 12,000 shares of class B common
(voting!
into
which
the
said
debentures are
convertible.
Of
the
$1,500,000 of debentures, $1,260,000 are presently issued and outstand¬
ing.
The underwriter proposes to purchase from two holders thereof
$205,000 of the said debentures and from the company $240,000 of
debentures, for distribution to the public at 100% of principal amount.
The underwriter,
Hecker & Co., will receive a commission of 61%%.
The
prospectus also includes options on
1,500 shares each held by
$1,500,000
51%%
of
shares
and
underwriter
by
(N.Y.),
Ford
R.
Jennings,
Damroth,
G.
William
and
common
and
options
Upham & Meeker;
owned by Templeton,
shares
A
A
counsel,
company
class
50,000
convertible
class
of
on
3,000
shares
it further includes
Dobbrow & Vance Inc.
and
promoters
and
parents
of
the
through wholly and majorityowned subsidiaries, is primarily engaged in the distribution of shares
of
the
capital
stock
of
and
the management of four
investment
companies
and
in
the
business
of private
investment
counselling,.
The
four
porate
the
to
companies
Research
Leaders
company
increase
Nucleonics, Chemistry & Electronics Shares
Corp., Lexington Income Trust, and Cor¬
Fund Certificates, series "B."
Net proceeds to
are
Investing
Trust
from
the
its
sale
sales
for
Steel
one
the
entered
of
1
the
year
this
1961,
year
largest
in
monies
porate
to
the
a
$240,000
of
two
company-owned
representatives
and
of
debentures
subsidiary,
will
finance company
dealers,
be
distributing
and
for
used
com¬
to advance
general
in
gas
York)
to
and
owns
prospectus,
122,416
class
Templeton,
A
and
Dobbrow
12,446
class
&
Vance
Inc.
B
feet
Tenneco
totaling
cubic
feet
owning and operating
the
of
effect
the
which
Co.
convertible
of
C.
set
are
new
and
connection
$5
of
purchase
the
of
value;
par
100
value
par
value.-
par
forth
million
$100
stock,
preferred
the
below
American
Securities
Bache
Co
&
Corp._
Whipple
&
Co
Robert
W. Baird &
Co.
Eichler
A.
Becker
G.
Inc.
Alex.
&
Inc.--
Co.
Sullivan
Dodge
Coffin
&
C.
C.
&
Burr
Inc
700
F.
Mullaney,
S.
Moseley
W. H.
&
Co._
Wells
&
___
2,000
Co
600
Newbold's Son & Co.
Newhard,
Cook &
The Ohio
2,000
Pacific
Paine,
700
Co
600
Co._
700
___
700
Northwest
Webber,
600
Co.
Jackson
&
Curtis
5,000
Co
600
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood-
600
Prescott,
Dain
M.
Davis,
&
Co.
Skaggs
DeHaven
&
Read
Dittinar
Drexel
Co
The
Co.
6,000
Inc
600
&
Boston
Goldman,
5,000
1,200
6,000
&
Co.__
E.
F.
&
W.
Co
Illinois
E.
&
W.
Kalman
Kuhn,
W.
C.
Lee
Schwabacher
.
&
&
Scranton
&
&
600
1,200
Agnew
&
Deane
&
&
&
Co.
Inc.
Co
800
Inc
R.
Suplee,
Co.
Staats & Co.
&
Yeatman,
600
6,000
Mosley
600
600
1,200
Anthony &
L.
1,200
Day
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
700
Inc.
Co.I~I_I-
2,000
G.
5,000
Walston
&
2.000
Walling,
Lerchen
5,000
Wertheim
600
Coe
600
600
Co
&
Tucker,
R.
800
—
Co
Inc.
Thomas
600
5,000
Corp.—^
5,000
1,200
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
700
Co
700
Scribner-
Spencer Trask & Co
Inc
700
Co.—
William
700
& Co
600
Co._
Co.—
Barney
S.
700
Co.—
Stringfellow
W.
Smithers
F.
700
Parke
&
Smith,
2,000
Brothers
&
Roberts
Starkweather
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mackall
Schmidt,
2,000
Inc
Higginson
Lehman
600
&
2,000
Shuman,
&
&
Brothers
Hutzler
5,000
Inc
Langley & Co
Freres
Salomon
Shields
Inc
Loeb & Co.
Lazard
1,200
1,200
Co.
&
Co.
&
700
Co
&
2,000
Co
Co.
Co.
Clark
Mosle & Co—
Singer,
Co
&
Battles
Janney,
&
Weeks-—
Hutton
E.
The
&
Noyds
Hutton
2,000
1,200
Rothschild
5,000
600
&
800
Inc
Co.
Co.—
&
Chas.
5,000
Stone
F.
&
Co.
Gardner
&
Reynolds
Scott
Co.—
Hemphill,
Reinholdt
Riter
700
Harriman, Ripley & Co. Inc.
Hayden,
700
800
Inc.—
Sulzberger,
Hornblower
1,200
2.000
Corp
Kirkland
Jenks,
__
L.
Co.—
Co.
Sachs
Hallowed,
Pressprich &
Rotan,
Co
&
Forgan
600
Co.
700
W.
2,000
Corp.-
Co.—
Reid
&
Rowles, Winston & Co
Securities
&
R.
2,000
Co
Southwest
Glore,
600
Inc
Shepard
Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
Dillon,
First
Fulton,
600
Dominick
&
&
Estabrook
First
600
Bodine
&
Co.
&
Eastman
&
Inc
Townsend,
&
Crouter
Dillon,
&
6,000
Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co
J.
Dann
&
Beissner & Co.
Inc.
1,200
Inc.—
Codings & Co. Inc.—
Common,
Stanley
Moroney,
1,200
Co.
800
1,200
Templeton
Morgan
" 700
&
1,200
.
5,000
Inc.
Co.
Co
Jones
2,000
Co.
&
Sons
&
1,200
Milwaukee
6,000
——
Brown
Clark,
Mitchum,
700
Blyth & Co. Inc.Bosworth,
1,200
800
Inc.
Co
&
Turben &
The
800
Bacon,
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc
Merrill,
1,200
Inc.:
the
of
names
stock;
Shares
19,200
12,800
28,
$674,-
was
$150
with
net
Feb.
of
as
and
$52,367,000
offering
stock,
preferred
subsidiaries
its
and
company
current
Merrill
Corp.
Allyn & Co.
East
pipe line
$554,707,000
revenues
preferred
of
second
the
"White, Weld & Co
A.
with
and
778-mile
a
approximately
of
in
shares
to
in
the
of
to
Webster
&
pe¬
and
miles
day,
-Shares
Securities
for,
and
own
902
per
company
amounted
1960
issued
notes
underwriters
exploration
petroleum
Transmission
Gas
systems
million
(exclusive
debt
1,069,270
of
which is engaged
in
health and accident insur¬
other non-pipeline segments
in
39,673,464 shares of common stock,
Stone
of
on
per
business.
line
560
31,
UNDERWRITERS—There
principal
H.
Walker
&
Co.
&
Arthur
L.
Manley. Bennett & Co
600
700
&
600
Yarnall,
&
600
Co.—
Co.—
2,000
5,000
Wright
Inc.
Inc.
1,200
Inc._
Dean W'itter & Co
Mason-Hagan
&
Co.
'
700
A.
E.
Masten
Partial
the
life,
engaged
revenes
give
to
bearing
shares
790,955
lines,
system
Tennessee.
Dec.
long-term
placet;
pipe
aggregate
the
Co
600
__
700
Biddle & Co
cor¬
purposes.
According
(New
sales
of
efforts
the
Midwestern
of
Co.,
of
ended
adjusted
in
company.
Inc.,
Gas
Union Securities
Templeton-Damroth Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
also
subsidiaries
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
and
by
marketing of
subsidiaries
of
in
pipe
two
State
year
The
day and
withdrawal of gas
cubic
days
$61,589,000,. compared with $462,901,000
net for the like
1959 year.
Equitable
This
the
Dominick
the
indebtedness,
is
include
capacity
Natural
in
to
gas
States.
of
an
of
and
engage
EARNINGS—Operating
for
warrants,
capital.
be
with
wholly-owned
Transmission's
operates
Tennessee
having
million
peak
on
miles
11,183
capacity
include Tenneco Corp.
refining
and
Gas
delivery
United
system, beginning in gas pro¬
extends
to
the northeastern
stations
2,543
Wholly-owned
subsidiaries
and
owns
delivers
or
deliveries. Tennessee's
company
delivery
day
per
company
Tenneco
Tennessee
Other
design
feet
estate
business.
ance
sells
eastern
includes
compressor
processing,
real
the
at
storage.
the
products.
operate
and
States,
through
and
producing,
shares.
120,000
owns
of
applied
New
lane
costs
be
financing.
mortgage
shares
32
in
each
exercise
general
construction
addition
140,000
a
will
acquisition
of
Savannah,
the
from
added
ox
cost
center
of
in
another
financing
this
$60,000
Mass.;
construction
and
be
the
toward
lane
of
the
in
Louisiana,
and
The
cubic
of
redeemable
be
1967.
1,
approximately
underground
Subsidiaries
of
Texas
was
will
retire¬
expansion.
comprise the systems of The Columbia
Consolidated Natural Gas Co., which accounted
United
1960
Bateman,
to
proceeds
net
each
40
dent,
agreed
companies operating chains of bowling centers.
bowling centers represents a new activity for the com¬
Dartmouth,
In
the
construction
lease
to
$75,000
the
has
company
it
has constructed 20
bowling centers and is
completing another. The company is currently primarily en¬
constructing bowling centers, for its own account, which
The
C.,
A. Lomasney & Co.
the units are exer¬
contractor,
in
plans
land
unit commission
per
of
underwriter 5-year class B warrants to purchase
exercisable initially at $8 per share. The regis¬
also includes 20,000 outstanding common shares pur¬
recently,
presently
S.
The
share.
per
$64
A
Myron
pare
principal underwriter at a cost
for sale from time to time.
the
offered
general
by
shares
statement
Until
$12
to
unit.
per
headed
constitute
principal
common
be
$640
which
warrants
from
at
underwriters
the
A
at
to
warrants,
20
paid
Merchants
872
stock
the
to
properties
$105.251 to $100. A sinking
the stock annually beginning with
Transmission
Gas
applied
for
frbm
of
primarily
principal
44
be
used
customers
horsepower.
non-interest
Road, Rochester, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 31,
1961, covering
(1)
$600,000
ten
year
8%
convertible subordinated debentures due
1971,
(2)
125,000 shares of common stock,
and (3) 50,000 class A
warrants to purchase common stock. The securities are to be offered
for public sale in units consisting of $240 of debentures,
50 common
corporation,
prices
ending Oct.
and
of
the
including
1961
Corp.—Financing Plan—
Taddeo Bowling & Leasing
Inc.
will
sale
were
during i960 for approximately 46% of
multiple-line natural gas transmission
owns
65.4%.
gorup
a
as
has
now
period
companies
System,
the
retirement
the
principal
closed.
preferred
at
company
for
months
12
729,000
'This
the
of
of
The offering was over¬
share.
which
new
BUSINESS—Tennessee
to
to
of
provides
group
a
on
from
notes
REDEMPTION—The
one
be able to meet the qualification requirements of
many states; and the new capital will permit the company to increase
the amount of insurance risk thatnit" will retain on the life of each
According
short-term
of
Corp.
April 5, 200,000 shares
preferred stock, par value $100,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
ment
joint managers of
are
publicly
this company, at $100 per
subscribed and the books
person
voting
the
days
owners
to
expects
pany
a
sole
appointed
the
$312,561
Tennessee
issu¬
as
a
life insurance company
contract of insurance for the sur¬
vivors' benefit. It is currently authorized to transact business in Mis¬
souri,
but
the
management
desires to qualify
the company to do
business in other states.
Upon completion of this offering, the com¬
may
of
expenses
oper.
company's
Insurance
stock.
30
company
July
28%
York
debentures
Ry.—Earnings—
earlier
an
selling commission $1.70 per share.
in
York
New
revenue-..
oper.
Railway
additional
An
which
for
1860.
p.
panies, establishment of
backlog df unfilled orders,
history.—V. 192, p. 2372.
was
Ireland.
substantially enlarged research and
end
foot
square
Tennessee, SPS
miles
presently
Organized in April 1959, the company,
operation.
manufacturing,
now
Tennessee Central
Kidder, Peabody
produce precision
and
an
common
The
the
increased."
not
benefit.
In
Of
options, 16,000 for issuance
Equipment and 18,000
agreement in connection with the ac¬
the
held
During
first
stockholders
120,000
declined to $7,951,340 from an all-time high of $10,725,674 in
Working
capital
increased
during
1960
to
$22,306,164
from
$21.677,11C in
1959 and net
worth
(shareholders'
equity)
moved up
$50,677,429
the
to
.
Trust
first
6%-
cumulative
Grayson
by
are
2,693.256
on
with
$1.92
1959.
In
by
York
New
the
5.24%
certificates
of 4725 Wyandotte St.,
The latter
Co.
year
tion!,
to
Bank
for
New
the
by 5%
convertible
5'%%
Corp.—Appointment—
agent
with
for
statement
compared
for
share
a
to
r'..
'
compared
equal
indebted
owned
are
by
represented
of
$55,000
consist¬
debentures,
convertible
underwriter
is
$300,000
the New
Templeton
principal
$350,000,
was
5'%%
and
200.
p.
offered
the company or on before
April 1,
1961, to shareholders of Twentieth Century Investors, Inc.,
and to employees and representatives of the company and J. E. Stowers
decline
his annual
in
earnings
cents
This
ended
year
larger
a
stated
$84,649,657
Net
97
to
$5,169,154.
for
the
and
to
190,
of
the
to
company
of
offering
this
of
Inc.—V.
which
stock
held
new
Benefit
common
the
commissions,
ance
-
1959.
outstanding.
1959
adjusted
in
for
sales
in
President,
amounted
$88,859,620
stock
common
shares
sales
net
of
Report—
■
1960
amounted
shares
the
Co.
Co.—Annual
moderate
a
Thomas
year
record
1960,
Steel
had
H.
Steel
stockholders.
to
report
Pressed
Jersey
stock
such
of
sold
remaining
Chemical
and
after the statement becomes effective,
to
present stockholders in accordance with their pre-emptive rights, free
of
underwriting
commissions;
and,
subject
to
the
availability
of
shares, the stock is to be offered for a period of 60 days, free of
will
Dec.
to
a
shares
192,
of
40,000
employees
warrant
of
statement
shares
in
in
The
price
be
amount
common
for
corporation.
said
debentures,
filed;
was
of
acquiring
company
during
of
.in
trust
reserved against the conversion of $1,000,000
are
pursuant
of
or
arrangement.—V.
covering
Standard
the
of
aggregate
an
statement
upon
a
for
Employees Investment
Plan, and 33,000 shares of common stock and 9,000 shares of $100
par 3%% cumulative preferred stock, series A, which may be acquired
pursuant thereto.—V. 191, p. 1672.
interests
of
stock
voting
a
registration
voting trust
a
covering
subordinated
stock
ance
pany.
$2,847,000
under
filed
Inc.,
1961,
common
convertible
Ownership
(Ohio)—Files Investment Plan—
located
company,
to
Period End. Feb. 28—
C.; Charleston, S. C.;
Me., and Toronto, Canada,
Limestone,
co-trustees
31,
148,148 common shares
it
The
and
March
on
shares
the
in
gaged
1165.
Standard Oil Co.
M.
N.
outstanding 255,476 common shares, there has heretofore been deposited
4,074,810
■"Deficit.—V.
Charlotte,
I.;
Straus-Duparquet
SEC
477,624
III
tration
$2,276,022
fr.
rev.
The
2463.
Straus
of
contractor
Net
R.
in
is
York;
New
Pawtucket,
chased
1961—2 Mos.—1960
revenue—
oper.
office
main
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Voting Trust Files—
15,000
Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
from
company,
income
net
with
compared
City,
p.
Nathan
stock
sue
Railway oper.
and latex.
of $878,000 or $1.17
$735,000 or 98 cents per share
•••,.'• •:
%•
New York; plants are located in
consolidated
1959.
company's
burlap
particularly
commodities,
imported
Stein,
per
counsel
and $250,000
cash
New
the
subject
transfer
corporate
last
Tenn.,
burg,
produces
Oxygen
and
directors and security holders of both
for such approvals have been made by
respective companies.
of
the
industrial
and
plant
raain
negotiations have progressed satis¬
will
be
consummated
without the
the
merger
request
no
managements,
eases
no
boards
the
of
companies
the
Swope,
Mr.
to
The
in
Tenneco
of the
shares
purchase
in
$150,000 are
1971.
the
The
$100,000
America
be
uackaging, textile, food, drug, mining and petroleum industries.
company is also a major supplier of starches,
starch derivatives
trolling
Co.
Oxygen
confirmed
c.l
been
Public sale will be through an under¬
stock.
paper,
&
Spencer Chemical Co.—Merger Planned—
JD.
Inc.
New York,
filed a registration statement
Exchange Commission on March 29 covering
due
investment
an
of the same name, of which latter John
of Templeton-Damroth is President
company
tration
rail¬
from
Net revenue
Ret
of
William
and
11,329 class B shares
and
Chairman)
which
Gas
$19,350,174 $21,448,297 $39,943,552 $43,594,634
14,838,949
15,279,303
30,225,883 30,633.998
revenue,
oper.
Jersey),
stockholders.
manufactures a wide variety of chemical specialties,
including synthetic resins, gum derivatives, specialized adhesives and
food
stabilizers
which
are
used
as
intermediate
products
by
the
The
This
1961—Month—1960
oper.
company
ing
Templeton-Damroth;
of
108,254 class A
owns
respectively).. In October 1960, Templeton-Damroth
outstanding stock of Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance
the
(New
company
outstanding.
holding
annual installments of $283,000
1976, inclusive.—V. 193, p. 1494.
Period End. Feb. 28—
&
common
to
offering
company
Southern Railway Co.—Earnings—
Railway
Co., Inc.—Registers Common—
Securities
shares of
Survivors'
Railway
all
acquired
Inc.
of
&
250.000
of
Inc. group.
Commerce
198,754
stock
outstanding
ferred Stock Offered—Stone & Webster Securities
Pacific
Co. equipment trust certificates on a bid of 98.405, nam¬
ing a 4% dividend rate. A competing bid of 98.223 for
the identical coupon came from a Halsey, Stuart & Co.
awarded
$63,435
241,258
Monday, April 10, 1961
.
.
and 34%,
company.
—V.
—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and
were
$82,619
103,869
717.
p.
Co.—Equipment Certificates Offered
associates on April 4
Southern Pacific
$38,488
110,651
1165.
p.
Island
Chicago, 111.;
Planned—
Co.—Merger
Oxygen
32%
(Bffard
$29,607
Stein, Hall
The
Chemical Co.,
Spencer
ry.
deficit
oper.
193,
Long
See
-
operations
Net
914.
p.
the
of
Damroth, President,
lor
York
reserve
by $1,190,990 to $2,338,976; and long-term
-~^V.
increased
Propane
for depreciation of $1,064,780.
Net working
$310,352 to $1,841,694; earned and capital surplus increased
$4,296,619 before a
282,887
$515,598
579,033
$496,364
578,983
$250,372
288.860
$253,280
expenses
G.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
revenue
oper.
each)
Ry.—Earnings—
Transit
Rapid
gross
water
operates
of
Island
Period End. Feb. 28—
.
shares
(37%
The
Redemption—»
company
operation
of
the
has
called
for
sinking ' fund,
*
■
redemption
$508,000
on
of
May
its
1,
first
'
' "T"1
through
mortgage
pipe
next,
Volume
193
Number 6045
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial
Chronicle
(1603)
bonds
line
made
474%
the
at
Files
&
Payment
Thrift
Plan—
will
be
reserved
office
the
at
of
an
of
company
the
tions"
SEC
by
'
'
Houston,
Texas,
filed
a
registration
statement
1961, covering $1,910,000 of "Contribu¬
employees in its Thrift Plan,
together with
March
on
Mexican
Railway
Net
turn
198,417
401,780
$26,053
$63,316
$40,745
*5,386
10,001
*18,229
The
ry.
The
20
for
Hanover
16,618,395
oper.
$3,827,336
$4 814 253
324,299
103,620
627^244
1,
expenses
ry.
—V.
fr.
ry.
with
the
SEC
Period End. Feb. 28—
oper.
$1,766,730
235,886
Railway
oper.
Net revenue
ry.
711,554
772,503
will
of
$226,998
$336,658
$461,643
34,943
59,269
64,603
117,467
192,
Completed—It
an¬
was
offerings
Co.
190,
from
Secondary Offering
—
—
sale
from
at
name
of
the
the
Chairman
Chemical
Corp.,
Delaware
a
corporation
PROCEEDS—If
all
shares
offered
sold,
are
proceeds
the
to
announced
of
struction
Inc.,
with
purchase
an
of
several
types
will
be
The
used
polyvinyl-
of
$360,937.50
follows:
as
net
$10,000 to
loans, $75,000 to purchase an inventory
purchase inventory of shrinkable film,
of
boiler
concrete
room,
slab
construction
and
in
and
stock,
the
has
company
233,890
Investment
outstanding
stock
common
Corp.
purchase
Philadelphia
of
H.
Deutschmann, a director, 15.6%. 85% of the
Corp.
is
owned
by William Stix Wasserman,
the
GIVING
EFFECT
♦An
stock
exercise
—V.
stock
of
193,
of
will
option
purchase
243.
p.
shares
1,000
granted
be
%";V A
•
of
Garfield,
hearing
on
merchandising of
electric
appliances.
IDS
to
proposal
N.
for
retail
which
that,
its
Placement—It
160,000
in
has
J.,
April
13,
It
1961.
items
consumer
Vornado
and
in
Is
the
160,000
in
production of
1,216,372
common
outstanding
(13.2%)
is
owned
for
engaged
by
shares,
IDS.
is
It
Vornado
issue
3.10%
junior subordinated notes due 1976 and
purchase, on or before April 27, 1967, 42,OOo shares of
Vornado common at $16 per share.
The exchange is stated to be based
on
a
valuation of $10 per share for Vornado common or an
aggregate
to
be
the
value
This
shares
Russell
to
500.000
500,000
Union
of
interests
shares
thereto.—V.
Union
.
of,
193,
in
the
1061.
Pacific
Net
.'
'
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
ry.
Deluxe
tional
$7,577,396
pursuant
1961—2 Mos.—1960
American
Life
.1,115,977
IV.
/'V'
-
the
of
notes.
Insurance Company, 4S4 Spring St., N. W.
a registration statement with the SEC on March 31,
covering 539,413 shares of .capital stock, of which 514,979 shares
subject to outstanding options exercisable at from $1.82 to $3.64
share, and 24,434 shares are subject to options which may be
the
in
the
future.
If-
all
the
would
company
options
receive
outstanding
presently
about
of
to
$447,431.
about
value
authorized
.shares
be
stock
United
of
its
issued
of
in
of
under
shares
the
exchange
stock
for
company on a
for the assets of
be
issued
distributed
be
50
to
cents
total
a
350,000
10-for-l
per
of
options.
the
the
be
to
the
therewith,
share
Of this
shares
basis;
increased
and
3,850,000,
including
amount,
of
and
the
the
reduced
company
539,413
3.500,000
are
outstanding $5
350,000
shares
par
are
to
liquidated.
to
the
shareholders
Investment
the
of
This
S.
of. 720
the
for
Euclid
SEC
in
on
will
will
as
Board
Chairman
the
public sale
Trust.
30,
the
request
of
promoters
Of
at $T0 per
sponsors
a
registration
covering 661,975 shares of
stock, 386,975 shares are to
this
share through underwriters headed
receive an 80c per share commis¬
of the
trust," 275,000
shares are
medical
apartment
in
of
the
same
price by certain members
the
of
Advisory Board
Wentworth Manufacturing
The Hanover
(par
$1.25)
Bank
of
the
has been
Co.—Appointment—
named
stock
common
of
West
Texas Utilities
Bankers Trust
principal
1991
Co.
amount
of
the
has
transfer agent for 438,140 shares
the company.—V.
179, p. 521.
Co.—Appointment—
been appointed
4%%
first
company.—V.
co-paying
mortgage
193,
bonds
agent for
series
the
of
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
sale
of
and
450,000
shares
converted
were
the
Under
666,500
continued
purchase
to
the
in
into
business
developing
Western Land Trust Fund—Files for
This
fund,
of
registration
200,000
public
paid
1031
shares
sale
the
First
statement
of
at
closed-end
$10
real
invest
is
listed
as
President,
in
the
estate
real
the
as
Treasurer.
(name
Building,
SEC
interest
share.
per
under
to
the
beneficial
underwriter
Organized
Western
with
the
in
sale,
Feb. 28—
100,000
warrants
of
An
to
85c
be
California
in
193, p.
in
trust
by
whose
be
all
certain
1961,
the
oil
Land
at
stock
will
positions filled by other persons.
management
William L. Smith
is
President
Western Pacific RR.
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$4,093,280
$7,654,194
expenses
oper.
3,083,487
3,463,847
6,298,596
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
6,854,693
opers.
$635,644
$629,433
$1,355,598
$1,244,273
318,514
263,447
631,762
533,170
ry.
Income
oper.
193, p.
$3,812,677
Western Ry. of
Railway
Railway
Alabama—Earnings—
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
$633,365
294,487
547,536
opers.
$32,734
$39,862
$85,829
p.
income—
4,266
4,562
* 17,642
<
'"•%
expenses
fr,
oper.
193,
1961—2 Mos—1960
$334,349
262,285
revenue
oper,
rev.
1961—Month—1960
$295,019
oper.
ry.
407,251
226,551
854,415
$9,287,209 $17,223,271
3.500
The
shares.
company
scription by common
of
one
The
share
new
each
price
amendment. Dean
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
by
iants
owned
are
dence
the
right
insurance
to
the
at
the
may
acquired
be
Work
Wear,
company
the
Puget
will
be
Weeks.
of
which
Work
168,679
will
mark
the
1882,
Cleveland, Ohio, filed a registration statement with
Exchange Commission on March 31 covering the
320,604
publicly
and
p.
and
sale
shares,
190,
will
Wear
of
shares
offered
be
offered
by
Corp.
common
by
the
underwriters
stock.
All
company
headed
to
by
but
of
$5,000,000
of
be
applied
the
to
when
will
1961
In
the
be
are
First
1961,
1,
is selling
Wear
Rosenthal
and
being sold
are
first
distribution
151,925 shares for its own account,
by certain stockholders. The offering
the
company's common stock to
Ifwhich
has
Milton
principal business
work clothing and
been
A.
owned
Kramer
activities.
the
of
The
second
of
by the families of Leighton A.
Cleveland)
is engaged in
two
first
industrial
is
manufacture
garment
rental.
filed
covering
basis
the
on
shares
and
price
Life
sell
related
Insurance
$20
at
any
or
the
to
the
of
current
evi¬
and
share;
per
all
Co.
and
the
warrants
market
price
and
in
the distribution
of
Washington
Mortgage
retirement
of
Bonds,
of
State.
of the private sale
47/b%
outstanding
purposes and which are expected
natural
Net
gas
at
proceeds
retail
its
of
to institutional investors
series
bank
due
loans
1981," will'
incurred
for
to approximate $4,750,000
financing is consummated. Any remaining balance of proceeds
utilized
for
estimated
addition
to
new
at
construction.
Construction
expenditures
in
$6,800,000.
indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding
1,107 953
of
public.
Work
shares
the
purchase of
shares for sub¬
held.
10,000
its employees,
Hornblower
&s
the
sale.
area
stock
May
1961,
30,
for
1.14"884
offer
then
General
3,500
offer
a
is engaged
Sound
of additional
construction
at
of
to
record
Seattle,
Ave.,
March
13,129
Corp.—Registers Common—
of
Securities
thereto.—V.
pursuant
Wear
536,687
Rights expire May 22.
underwriting
terms
are
to be
supplied
Witter & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill
& Smith. Inc., are the underwriters. The var¬
may
time
Fourth
on
warrants
$76,822
corporation, of Wheeling, W. Va., filed a registration statement
the SEC on April 3, 1961, covering $7,500,000 of participations 5a
company's Thrift Plan, and 150,000 shares of common stock which
You
give
food
and
friendship
and
purchase
shares
of
shares
Connecticut
company
underlying
The
by
proposes
ten
1507
SEC
and
stockholders
for
subscription
the
stock
592,277
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Files Thrift Plan—
-
Company,
$669,099
•
This
with
$18,526,252
1166.
with
*
'1166.
$3,393,947
Gas
$8,098,966
1277,
15,132,305
$1,670,732
common
the
$3,719,131
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$1,839,872
of
of
revenue—
prices
13,410,594
statement
a
Co.
company.
received
7,616,477
Natural
Cattle
management company, Patricia A. Giambroni
L. Greminger as Secretary and
Amy D. Rott as
prospectus states that it is
anticipated that such
resign as officers and directors of the fund, and their
,
6,600,051
shares
&
fund's
gas
$8,439,923
registration
118.3.84
be
is
Barbara
in
expenses
income
fund
The
manu¬
and
and
market,
part of the Wabash
1961—Month—1960
for
will
objectives "We
primary
Western
management officials of the
shares of the outstanding com¬
Over-the-Counter
or
offered
commission
amendment).
March,
properties in California.
to
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Rights Offering—
a
1,
Calif., filed a
1961, covering
30,
fund,
share
per
supplied
law
investment
the
conven¬
revenue—
opers,
Feb.
Offering—
Oakland,
March
on
merger,
528,565
.
ry.
$8,000,000
due
F
854.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
fr.
rev.
in
centers
mortgages
of
equipment such as variable inductors
supplies.
Western
was
organized
in
1956
owned
for
time
oper.
Ferris
building
Known
as
4901-4915
purchase price of $903,000, to
this offering will be applied.
a
others.
proposed
became
common
warrants
engaged
consolidating
date
offer
oper.
by
investing
interests.
group,
the
Wabash
in
filed
to
at
Period End
and
1961,
is
exchange.
thereof
Avenue",' Cleveland,
March
by.Jiornblower &-Weeks,- which will
At
latter
which
Realty Investment Trust—Proposes Offering—
Trust,
beneficial—interest
sion...
The
Company,
the
sale
statement with
be offered
wish
current
in
or
The prospectus lists Herman E.
Talmadge
Louis T. Bates as President—V.•
191, p. 2463.
U.
Company.
Investment
of
Washington
Investment Co., whose net assets amounted
connection
In
capital stock
number
reserved
American
of
(47.34% ), including 135,423 shares e?.ch owned by Douglas
W.
Howenstine,
President,
and Bernard F.
Forrest,
Vice-President.
The prospectus states that certain former holders of Western common
were
company is engaged in the writing of ordinary life insurance.
March
14,
1961, it acquired all the assets and assumed all the
liabilities
a
as
offered
share.
per
stock
$1,000,000.
The
cents
purpose
electronic
power
mineral
company,
Net
Life
1961,
exercised,
Inc.
Magnetics,
automatically
Wabash)
of
effective
mon
Co.—Registers—
Atlanta, Ga., filed
granted
Common—
epoxy encapsulated, micro minature and
the electrical and
electronic
industries
for
purpose
the
Railway
Railway
'•
(now
selling
and
voltage
other
On
2,945,248
V
Insurance
the
and
$14,529,488 $17,277,650
"1,485,177
•
high
may
~
-
$8,953,788
640,057
.■*,
■
United American
United
Plan, ,and
acquired
•
1961—Month—1960
opers.
1166.
p.
Incentive
be
may
1.
a
Coils
coils
manufacture
for
filed
covering $26,-
$34,253,833
income-J
oper.
,
which
V".v:
RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
-oper.
193,
stock
Calif.,
1961
30,
Employees
company's
.
Angeles.
Los
March
on
Wabash
to
outstanding
common
•
and
Incentive Plan—
$37,766,476 $70,293,358 $77,055,634
expenses,. ,26,676,437', 28,812,688; .55,763,870
59,777,984
oper.
rev,
SEC
addition,
Western
facturing and
Jr.
«
Center,
the
common
p.
Period End.-Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
Oil
with
statement
of
50
purchase a like amount
of
company
common,
and
outstanding
options and warrants to purchase 261,320 shares of company common
continued to be outstanding.
upon
Crawford,
F.
unit
Bethesda, Md., at
part'of the-proceeds
to
Outstanding
issuance
for
changed
was
merger plan,
the 666,500 shares of Western
shares of company stock, and the company's
...?s ,17,100 shs.
of California—Files
of
company,
registration
and
the
In
of
general
regis¬
600,000
be
Trust are B. Franklin
Kahn, James K. Sulli¬
Benjamin H. Dorsey, William C. Eacho, Jr., and Arthur A.
Birney,
the
trustees
of
the
Trust.
Each
has
purchased
1,500
shares at $4.25 per share; and an
additional 30,000 shares have been
whose
FINANCING
Authorized
reserved
Magnetics, Inc.—Registers
outstanding.
to
the
has
shares
exchange
$2,340,000 of
name
the
for
a
covering
was
to
warrants
the
Union Oil Co.
The
Coils, Inc., First and Webster Streets, Wabash, Ind., filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 30, 1961, covering
666,500 shares of common stock.
According to the prospectus, Western
Hemisphere Petroleum
Corp.,
of Tulsa,
was
merged with
and
into
Deluxe Coils,
which is the continuing and surviving corporation and
connection
*20,000 shs.
•
(no .par)
aggregate
PRESENT
TO
;
Capital
in
Period End. Feb. 28—
company.
a
the
CAPITALIZATION
87
an
Lane
persons
stock
Deluxe
company
use of-equipment;
(c) Purchase and installation of machinery
equipment; j (d4 ^Development .-expense—laboratory supplies;
(el
Purchase of furniture, and
fixtures;- '<f) Purchase of raw materials and
conversion, to additional'inventory.; and (g) Working capital.
to
to
applied to the SEC for an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect to the
proposed exchange of securities with Investors Diversified Services, Inc.,
of Minneapolis; and the Commission has issued an order
scheduling a
of
filed
C„
are
investing
Period End. Feb. 28—
proposed
D.
1961,
shares
through underwriters headed
commission
a
organized
31,
The
apartment houses, shopping centers,
income producing real estate, and
purchase
Work
and
par
warrants
Vornado, Inc.—Seeks Exemption Order—
shares,
Trust.
The offer¬
on
the
Washington,
March
on
the
van,
the
to Trylon
On
share.
per
unit.
April 7 that $2,000,000 of this firm's notes,
due May.-I, 1976, have been placed
privately through
Granbery, Marache & Co.—V. 189, p. 526.
Vornado,
N. W.,
SEC
in
share
per
receive
was
purchase
which
in
sale
,
common
Investment
Wabash
amount to approximately $79,500.
The proceeds will be used for
following: (a) To pay demand note indebtedness of the company
Chemicals, Inc. in-the principal amount of $37,700; (b) Con¬
the
$5
will
the
interest
by
Battery
common
per
organ¬
24, 1960, is engaged in the manufacture of textile specialty
including custom ethoxylated chemicals. The company's plant
pfficies are located on Golden Strip Drive near Mauldin, S. C.
will
per
$5
of
public
$3,125
Oct.
and
are
to
Vita Foods Products, Inc.—Private
products,
•
its
of
debentures
shares
tor
at
"Vinalene."
of
indebtedness,
the
817.
Chemical
BUSINESS—Trylon
150,000
warrant
$7,500,
units
to
common
and Jacob
of
The
William
and
registration statement
a
offered
be
$3.50
for
price of $1,600,000 which is stated
ized
to
one
distribution
certain
of
Of
32.2%
3.44%.
own
Chairman
748.
shares,
$25,000
to
shares
officials
Board
as
p.
buildings,
other
Railway
share.
per
2%%
and
Mor¬
Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—Pur¬
suant to a March 10 offering
circular, this corporation,
of Greenville, S.
C.„r publicly offered, without under¬
writing, 4,000 shares of its no par capital stock at
$20
covering
and
underwriter
common
the
addition
various
Try Ion
3C.000
Board
Co.
p.
the
stock
capital stock at $210 per share;
254,176 shares of Hartford Fire Insurance Co. capital
stock at $64 per share, and 157,850 shares of the Travel¬
ers Insurance Co.
capital stock at $115 per share.
The
offerings were oversubscribed and the books
closed.—V.
trustee
successor
1967
company,
56,000 shares of Connecticut Gen¬
were:
Insurance
sell
warrants.
Stanley & Co. and Wood, Struthers & Co. announced
on April
4 the offering of one of the largest blocks of
insurance
company
stocks ever to be placed in the
secondary market.
Life
1961,
warrants,
share
one
exercisable
are
machines,
owns
gan
The
30,
5-year
of
outstanding short-term
55,883
447.
p.
office
with
at
which
Trust
Railway oper.
Travelers Insurance
eral
to
25
In
Corp.—Secondary
stock.—V.
1,
appointed
the
to
purchase
additional
equipment,
$35,000
for. advertising,
publicity and sales promotion, and the balance for working capital and
reserve
for purchases.
on
common
April
of
$25,000
April 4 that Lehman Brothers had completed
secondary offering of 84,538 shares of this firm's $1 par
a
appointed
due
stock
192,
919 18th St.,
beneficial
public sale
Co.,
to
been
has
Co.
common
made on a best efforts basis through underwriters headed
Thompson & Co., Inc. (managing!
together with Hampstead
Corp. and Globus, Inc., which will receive a $.46875 per
selling commission and $15,000 for expenses. The company has
repay
$166,828
of
The
be
proceeds
from rail¬
Towmotor
Trust
and
been
ment,
sale and national
chloride films under the
1166.
p.
nounced
392,453
income
oper.
193,
York
Swarr
commercial, and other income producing real estate. It
intends to invest primarily in income
producing
real estate
in the
metropolitan Washington, D. C., area; and it has entered into a contract
Organized under New York law in January, 1960, the company is
'engaged in the design, development, sale and national distribution of
versatile automatic equipment, called
"Versapak," for packaging items
in special heat shrinkable film,
such as polyvinlychloride, and other
plastic films, such as polyethylene and polystyrene and in the develop¬
$1,234,146
352,564
operations-.-.
way
Net
—V.
$1,048,212
expenses
150.000
additional
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$619,451
&
Hill,
unit
474,448
$519,392
for
of
statement
shares
Investing
$2,393,650
243,118
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
has
March
consisting
ing
$1,206,337
Trust,
tration
and
1495.
p.
management
W.
constituting
on
and
by
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$10,655,085 $12,198 861
4,759,098
8,888,355
9,805,211
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Railway
193,
Co.—Appointment—
preferred
debentures,
stock
1165.
p.
to
Versapak4 of 928 Broadway, New York, filed
$5,965,435
$863,164
154,242
income
oper.
193,
opers.
This
real
purchase of which is now under
be acquired
are
all located in
the
which
David
President.—V.
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust—Registers
which
of
decisions.
of
lists
as
purchased at the
agreed
Net
Trust
1976.
The warrants
v' 1961—Month—1960
$5,117,773
4,254,609
revenue—
oper.
rev.
the
principally
investment
Versapak Film & Packaging Machinery Corp.—Registers
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
the
$21 432 648
15,762,331
1165.
Texas & Pacific
Railway
in
consisting
make
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$19,589,667
shares,
Woods
f.
the
New
first
Bank
2%%
May
Bank
the
units
Railway
will
Cleveland.—V.
of
Chemical
year
due
$2,457,309
$2,002,057
293,062
opers.
income—
oper.
p.
properties
United States Rubber
RR.—Earnings—
$9,612,317 $10,645,202
7,610,260
8,187,893
expenses
fr.
193,
interest
an
properties
trustees
properties
area
common
secured
registrar
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
oper.
ry.
real
Metropolitan
$483,196
1276.
New Orleans
Railway oper.
—V.
shares,
diversified
The
estate
269
193, p.
&
rev.
transferable
own
Ginsberg
they" comprise three of the five trustees.
to provide investors with an opportunity
is
Trust
Edward
operation of the real estate interests will be under
contract to The Metropolitan Management Company.
Proceeds of the
financing, together with mortgage financing, will be used to acquire
and
Net
and
Gottfried,
or
$82,559
income—
indicated
prospectus
Henry S.
are
400,637
opers.
expenses
ry.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
the
interests.
negotiation.
$442,525
♦Deficit.—V.
Texas
of
through
share to persons who have
$10 per
Trust
Guren
B.
will
at
trust.
the
of
Management
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$261,733
fr.
oper.
ry.
In
pur¬
$221,716
195,663
oper.
rev.
the
various
1961—Month—1960
income.-
oper.
purpose
own,
estate
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
be
Sheldon
to
30,
participating
Texas
Net
in
sponsors
and
80,000 shares of Tennessee Gas common stock which
may
chased by employees pursuant thereto.—V.
193, p. 1494.
Net
for allotment
interest
The
The
This
with
series due.Nov*: 1, 1976 at
100.56%.
National Bank,
Chicago, 111., or
Co., 48 Wall St., New York N Y~
First
Dillon, Read
51
with every
to
the
$1 package
world's
CARE Food
you
send
hungry thru the
Crusade, New York
and
sale
of
The
T16C4)"
52
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
,
1981
Birmingham, Ala.
T-1,"
■
Sale—The $6,500,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
obligation
capital
improve¬
ment limited tax bonds offered
April
4—v.
awarded
by the First Boston Corp., as 5s,
3.80s, 3.60s, and 2%s, at a. price
of 100.014, a net interest cost of
about 3.71%.
Other members of the
were
syndicate
follows:
as
Principal
at
office.
proved by
Smith
Pima
Sher¬
Howard, of Denver.
County School District No.
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
1
Offering—Elsa
Bond
Clerk of the Board of
B. Hanna,
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
until
11
receive
a.m.
(MST) on May 1 for the pur-
1
school
$654,000
of
phase
Dated June
Stokes & Co., Chapman,
Howe & Co., Huchinson, Shockey
& Co., Hattier & Sanford, Newhard, Cook & Co., Nongard, Show¬
ers
&
Murray, Inc., Ryan, Sut¬
herland & Co., Shropshire, Frazer & Co., M. B. Vick & Co., Inc.,
CALIFORNIA
Alameda County
Zone No. 2
Morris,
Alaska
Clerk
the
School
sealed
bids
of
(PST)
April
on
Baughn,
8
p.m.
the
for
10
for the
school
1961.
Due
bonds.
from
Dated
1963
to
Legality
approved
by
Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
May
1,
incl.
Preston,
Starin &
Ellis, of Seattle.-
series G bonds.
Dated
1961. Due on June 1 from
to 1991 inclusive.
Principal
Clarksdale, Ariz.
Offering — H. V. Young,
Clerk, will receive sealed
the
for
15
(MST)
purchase
improvement
sewer
on
May
of $19,000
series
1961
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due on
June
1
from
1962 to
1971
incl.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
the
at
fice.
Town
Legality
Rosenfeld
&
pay¬
Treasurer's
approved
of¬
by Gust,
Divelbess, of Phoe¬
nix.
Maricopa County, Dysart School
Dist. No. 89 (P. O.
Bond
Offering
Phoenix), Ariz.
—
Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Averill,
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
(MST) on May 2i for the
purchase of $127,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on July 1
a.m.
from
1962
to
1973 incl. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
and
interest
Phoenix, Ariz.
Bond Offering—Stanton S.
Grabill,
sealed
City
bids
Clerk,
until
will
10
von-
receive
(MST)
April 18 for the purchase of
$3,400,000 street and highway im¬
a.m.
on
provement 1961 bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1961. Due
1980
on
July 1 from 1962 to
incl.
Callable
of
Phoenix.
as
of July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Valley National
1971.
Bank
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Pima
County Htgh School District
J (P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elsa B.
Hanna,
No.
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
chase of
tion
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
May 1 for the pur¬
$4*436,000 general obliga¬
school
on
bonds.
1961. Due on. June
Dated
1
from
June
(J-D). payable at the
interest
quist,
San
1,
1962 to
&
Herrington
Francisco.
Brentwood
Sutcliffe, of
*
School
Union
Contra Costa
Bond
Offering
District,
County, Calif.
— W.
T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
til
a.m.
(PST) on April 18
purchase of $55,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
May
payable
(M-N)
1980 in¬
interest
the County
1 from 1962 to
Principal
and
Treasurer's
at
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Company; Rauscher,
Co.,
Inc.;
RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Tripp & Co.,
Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Securities
&
Phelps, Fenn .& Co., Salo¬
Hutzler; R. W. Press- Wells & Christensen, Inc.; R. D.
prich & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬ White & Co.; White-Phillips Co.,
son
&
Curtis; Mercantile Trust Inc.; J. R. Williston & Beane; Rob¬
Company, St. Louis; Lazard Freres ert Winthrop & Co.; Barret, Fitch,
& Co.; Shields & Co.; Reynolds & North & Co.; Brush, Slocumb &
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Ladenburg, Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Thalmann & Co.; John Nuveen & Dreyfus & Co.;-Fahey, Clark &
Co.; William R.
Staats &
Co.; Co.; Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, Wertheim of New York; Field, Richards &
& Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; A. C. Co.; First National Bank, of Bir¬
Allyn & Co., Inc.; First Western mingham; First National Bank, of
Bank & Trust Co., San Francisco; Memphis.
E.
F.
Hutton
Hammill
Alex.
&
Co., Inc.; Carl M.
& Co.; Shearson,
drews
&
Fort
&
Co.; Hayden, Mil¬
ler & Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.;
McDonald & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka
& Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.
Bache &
Model, Roland & Stone, Mullaney,
&
Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.;
Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
G.
A.
Becker
Banking
&
Wells
Co., Inc.;
Trust Co., of
&
Bosworth
Braun,
&
Reinholdt &
Gardner; Seasongood
Mayer; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Inc.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Third
National Bank in Nashville; Wood,;
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Zahner & Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
&
Co.,
Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Dominick & Dominick; Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
First
Newark;
of
Michigan
Cor¬
Bartow
poration; Gregory & Sons, Hallgarten & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Stroud
B.
J.
Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
&
Co., Inc.; Taylor & Co.;
Van
Ingen
&
Co.;
G.
H.
Walker & Co.; Adams, McEntee &
Co.,
J.
Inc.;
C.
Bros.
Barr
Bradford
Harriman
Brothers & Co.;
&
Co.;
Brown
& Co.; Coffin &
Craigie & Co.;
Francis
I.
duPont
&
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; First Southwest Co.;
Burr,
Inc.;
WestheirAer
& Co.;
Wulff, Han¬
Co.; Yarnall, Biddle & Co.;
&
sen
Co.;
Tripp & Co.
Olson & Beaumont,
& Co.; Fred D.
Co.; Blewer, Glynn &
Co.;
Cady &
Co., Inc.; Clark,
Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, Inc.;
Coughlin & Co., Inc.; R. J. Ed¬
Ray
Allen,
inc.;
Allan Blair
&
Blake
wards, Inc.; First of Arizona Co.;
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.; Janney,
Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc.; John¬
Corp.; Johnston,
son, Lane, Space
Lemon & Co.
Loewi &
Co., Inc.; Parker, Eisen,
Waeckerle;
Adams
&
Purcell,
W. L. Lyons & Co.; McDougal & Condon, Inc.;
Mead,
Miller &, Co.; Mitchum, Jones &
Templeto'n; Moroney, Beissner &
Co., Inc.; William S. Morris &
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; J. Lee
Peeler
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Penington,
Colket
&
Co.; Prescott & Co.;
Inc.;
Rambo,
Close
& Kerner,
Inc.;
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.; Rockland-Atlas National Bank, of BostOn.
c
Rodman
&
>
^
Renshaw; Saunders,
Stiver
&
Co., Inc.;
& Co.; Schaffer, Necker &
Chas W.
Scranton & Co.;
Co.;
&
Seattle
Seattle; I. M. Simon & Co.; Stifel,
& Trust Co.,
John W. Clarke & Co.;
Courts & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.; J. M.
Dain & Co., Inc.; Dallas Union Se¬
curities Co., Inc.; Dittmar & Co.,
Inc.; Ellis & Co.; Ernst & Co.; First
National
Bank,
of
Minneapolis;
First National Bank, of St. Paul;
Freeman & Co.; Ginther & Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co.,
Green, Ellis & Anderson, Hooker
& Fay, Inc.; Hutchinson, Shockey
&
Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Roosevelt & Cross; L. F. Roths¬
&
N.
Chas.
Co.;
&
&
of Chicago;
Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley
National State Bank, of
Newark.
child
Sweney Cartwright
& Co.; Thomas
Co.;
Talmage
City National Bank
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; W. H.
Co.;
Co.; Boettcher &
Bosworth, Sullivan
Morton &
&
Leeds &
Co.
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Laidlaw
&
National
J. B. Hanauer &
Sons; American
James A. An¬
Corp.;
Worth
Bank, of
Fort Worth; Hill Richards & Co.;
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Brown
Securities
Co.;
&
Rhoades
Loeb,
10:30
for the
clusive.
Bond
bids until 8:30 p.m.
purchase of $750,000 flood
Webster
Ohio
Bros. &
Branch
on
ARIZONA
Town
Blue,
&
The
Pierce
Corp.;
mon
Wilson;
obliga¬
1980
B.
Stone
control,
pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 general
tion
will
Board,
until
Jack
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity ^approved
by
Orrick, Dahl-
Independent School Dist.,
receive
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m. (PST) on May 2
and
Bond Offering—Fred J.
Offering
of Boston; First National
Oregon; Portland, Phila¬
of
delphia National Bank, of Phila¬
delphia;
Seattle - First
National
Bank, of Seattle; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation.
bids until 10
1962
ALASKA
Sitka
District
(P.O. Oakland),
California
Bond
Bank,
June 1,
Co.
McDonald-Moore &
and
Flood Control and
Water Conservation
lin
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.;
White, Weld & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Weeden & Co.; First National
bonds.
1961. Due on June
from 1962 to 1981 incl. Principal
1,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., B. J.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Van
Ingen & Co., Wertheim &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Robinson- County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Humphrey Co., Inc., Auchincloss, ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Parker & Redpath, William Blair Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
&
Co., First National Bank in
Springerville, Ariz.'
Dallas, Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $48,000
Goodbody1 & Co., Granbery, Masanitary
sewer
improvement
rache & Co., The Illinois Com'bonds offered
on
March 22 was
pany, Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
sold to The First of Arizona Co.
Merchants
National
Bank, of
Mobile, Stern Brothers & Co.,
Granger & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
Byrd
Brothers,
Elkins,
Merrill
Bank
will
Bank, of St. Louis; Hannahs, Bal- Corp.; McMaster Hutchinson &
& Lee; Henry Harris & Sons,
Co.; Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.;
Inc.; Industrial National Bank, of W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; D. A.
Providence; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Pincus & Co.; Poole & Co.; Provi¬
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; King, dent Bank of Cincinnati; Ryan,
Quirk & Co., Inc.; Mercantile Na¬ Sutherland & Co.; Singer, Deane
tional Bank
at
Dallas, National 8c Scribner; John Small & Co.,
Bank
of
Commerce, of Seattle; Inc.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; StranaNewhard, Cook & Co.; New York han, Harris & Co.; Stubbs, WatHanseatic Corp.
kins & Lombhrdo, Inc.; Sutro &
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities &
Dawson,
&
man
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
Nagel,
payable
Treasurer's
on
193, p.: 1167—were
a
syndicate headed
to
incl.
(J-D)
F. W.
Trust
Nicolaus
&
Co., Inc.; Stix & Co.;
Co., Inc.; Swiss Ameri¬
Strader &
can
ish;
Savings Bank, of
Corp.; Thornton, Mohr & Far& Zucker; Robert K.
Co.; Robert L. WhitCo.; Arthur L. Wright &
Tulier
Wallace
taker
&c
&
Inc.; Almon & McKinney,
Inc.; Arnold & Derbes, Inc.; At¬
kinson & Co.; Charleton D. Beh
Co.,
co.
■
Bioren
.
;;
■;
•
;; r
&
Co.; Breed & Harri¬
son, Inc.; Edward L. Burton & Co.;
Cavalier
&
Otto; Chiles-Schutz
Co.; C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Co¬
lumbian Securities Corp.;
Crane
John C. Legg & Co.; A. E. Masten
&
Co.; McCormick
&
Co.;
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; Marine Trust Com¬ McDonnell & Co., Inc.; The Mil¬
general obligation bonds offered
Investment
waukee Company; Moore, Leon¬
Co., Inc.; Davidsonpany of Western New York, Buf¬
on April 5—v. 193, p.
1383—were
ard & Lynch; Newburger, Loeb &
Vink-Sadler, inc.; Ferris & Co.;
falo;
National
City
Bank,
of
awarded to
a
merged syndicate
Co.; Northwestern National Bank, George P. Fogg & Co.; Alester G.
Cleveland; Paribas Corp.
managed by the Bank of America
of Minneapolis;
Putnam & Co.; Furman Co.; Robert Garrett &
Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Co.,
Inc.;
N. T. 8c S. A., of San Francisco,
Sons; Glickenhaus & Co.; Gra¬
Schwabacher & Co.; Trust Com¬ Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
with the Bankers Trust Co.,
of
& Co.; Rotan, Mosle & ham-Conway Co.; Granger & Co.;
pany of Georgia, Atlanta; Tucker Rippel
New York, acting as Joint Man¬
Sulzberger,
Jenks,
Anthony & R. L. Day; Wachovia Co.; Russ & Co.; Schmidt, Rob¬ Hallowell,
ager, as follows:
&
Parke; Sterne, Agee & Kirkland & Co.; Hanifen-Imhoff
Bank
& Trust Co., of Winston- erts
$140,000,000 as 5s, 33/4s, 3J/2S and
Leach; Stern, Frank, Meyer & & Sanford, Inc.; Hattier & San¬
Salem; Wood, Struthers &
Co.;
4s, at a price of 100.046, a net Anderson
Fox.
ford; Hess & McFaul; Hess, Grant
&
Strudwick;
Bacon,
interest cost of about 3.87%.
Stockyards National Bank of & Remington, Inc.; J. J. B. HilliStevenson & Co.; Baker, Watts &
50,0d0,000 as 5s, 33/4s, 3V2s and Co.; Baxter & Co.; Boatmen's Na¬ Wichita; J. S. Strauss & Co.; ard & Son.
4s, at a price of 100.119, a net tional
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.; In¬
Bank, of St. Louis; C. F. Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.;
interest cost of about 3.84%.
Childs & Co.; City National Bank Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; M. vestment Corporation of Vir¬
Other members of the merged
& Trust Co., Commerce Trust Co., B. Vick & Co., Inc.; Winslow, Cohu
ginia;
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Co.;
syndicate were as follows: Chase both of Kansas
City; Davis, Skaggs & Stetson; Malon S. Andrus, Inc.; Charles King & Co.; KirkpatrickManhattan
Bank; First National &
Kroeze, McLarty &
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; George K. Baum & Co.; Boland, Pettis Co.;
City Bank, both of New York; R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.; A. G. Saffin, Gordon & Sautter; Burns, Duddleston; Luce, Thompson &
First National Bank, of Chicago;
Corbett & Pickard; Channer New¬
Edwards & Sons.
Crowe, Inc.; Magnus & Co.; MidHalsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Morgan
Securities
Securities
Co.;
Chapman, South
Co.;
National
Eldredge & Co., Inc.; First Na¬ man
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York; tional Bank in
&
Co.;
Cooley
&
Co.; Bank of Washington, of Tacoma;
Dallas; Geo. B. Howe
Blyth & Co., Inc.; First Boston Gibbons &
Co.; Inc.; Goodbody & Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Cumber¬ Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.;
Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
H. O. Peet & Co.
Co.; Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle & land Securities Corp.
Inc.; Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Co.; The Illinois Company; A. M.
Peoples
National
Bank,
of
of Chicago; Smith* Barney & Co.;
Kidder & Co., Inc.; Lawson, Levy, Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
Charlottesville; Peters, Writer &
Lehman Brothers; Kuhn, Loeb &
Williams & Stern; Irving Lund- DeHaven & Townsend; Crouter &
Christensen, Inc.; Pierce, CarriCo.; Wells Fargo Bank American
borg & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Bodine; Dewar, Robertson & Pan- son, Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray
Trust
Co.,
of
San
Francisco; Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust coast; A. Webster Dougherty & & Hopwood; Quail & Co., Inc.; J.
Security-First National Bank of
Co., of Baltimore; Rand & Co.; Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Cliff Rahel & Co.; Ranson & Co.,
Los
Angeles; United
California
Republic National Bank, of Dal¬ Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Inc.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Dal¬
Bank, of Los Angeles; Drexel &
las; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; F. S. First National Bank & Trust Co., las Rupe & Son, Inc.; ShaughCo.
SmitherS & Co.; Stern Brothers &
of
Oklahoma
City; First Union nessy & Co., Inc.; H. J. Steele &
Glore, Forgan & Co., Chemical Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Chas. National Bank of North Carolina,
Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Tilney
Bank New York Trust Co., of New E.
of Charlotte; Folger, Nolan, FlemWeigold & Co., Inc.
& Co.; J. W. Tindall & Co.; How¬
York; C. J. Devine & Co.; Con¬
J. C. Wheat & Co.; Robert W.
ing-W.
B.
Hibbs
&
Co.,
Inc.; ard C. Traywick & Co., Inc.; Vartinental Illinois National Bank & Baird &
Co., Inc.; William Blair Foster & Marshall; Hannaford & nedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.
Trust
Co.;
Northern
Trust
Co., & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Tklbot;
Harkness
&
Hill.
Inc.;
Watling, Lerchen .& Co.; Ed¬
both of Chicago;
Crocker-Anglo Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.; I. L. Harrington & Co., Inc.;
Horner, ward G. Webb & Co., Inc.; Wiley
National Bank, of San Francisco; Brooks &
Barksdale & Co.
Co., Inc.; Elworthy &
Bros.,
Inc.;
Woodcock,
Moyer,
R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Goldman, Co.;
Fahnestock
&
Co.;
First
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried- Fricke & French? Inc.; Abroms &
Sachs & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Cleveland
richs & Co.; Interstate Securities
Corp.; First National
Co., Inc.; Barro.w, Leary & Co.;
California
Bond
Sale
—
(State of)
The
$190,000,000
'
Volume
193
Number
6045
.The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(1605)
Frank & Robert Bender Co.; Her¬
man
Bensdorf
&
Co.; Berman,
bids at his office
Selonick
the
&
Co.;
Chaplin,
Mc-
&
Guiness
Co.; F. R. Cole & Co.;
Continental Bank & Trust Co., of
Salt Lake City; Ladd Dinkins &
'
Co.
"...
& Isphording, Inc.; EddiePollok & Fosdick, Inc.; Ein& Co.; First Securities Co.;
horn
purchase
inclusive.
(A-O)
Doll
man,
of Texas Corp.; First U. S.
Corporation; R. James Foster &
Co., Inc.; Funk, Hobbs & Hart,
Inc.;
Hamilton
Securities
Co.;
Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.; Jones,
Cosgrove & Miller; June S. Jones
Co.;
Kaufman Bros.
Co.; Kay,
Richards & Co.
Coe;
McClung
&
Knickerbocker; McDonald-Moore
&
Co.; Memphis Securities Co.;
Nushloch, Baudean & Smith; J. A.
Overton & Co.; Pohl & Co., Inc.;
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.; Harold
S. Stewart
&
Co.; Babbs Sullivan
Co.; Sutro Bros. & Co.; Wagenseller
&
Durst,
Inc.;
Walter,
Woody
&
Heimerdinger;
Weil,
Roth & Irving Co.; C. N. White
&
Co.; Warren W. York
Inc.; and Zilka, Smither
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Inc.
Bond
Offering
Ames,
City
sealed
bids
Margery L.
will receive
—
payable
Oah
Clerk,
bonds.
Due
Dated April
15, 1961.
July 15 from 1962 to 1991
on
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J)
payable
urer's
interest
and
East
sealed
the
County
Dated
1
Bank
San
of
America N.T.&S.A.,
Francisco, and Associates.
Los
Gatos
v
from
Offering
Jean
—
1963
purchase
1992
of
bonds.
revenue
1960. Due
to
June
of
(CST)
June
on
incl.
Callable
1,
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble, & Mitchell, of New York
city.
of
East
Bond
bids at her office in San Jose, un¬
10:30 a.m. (PST) on April 10
March
on
1279—were
30—v.
awarded
to
193,
a
p.
group
Alameda
series
B
28—v.
193,
bonds
offered
San
school,
on
March
Bingham County Class A Sch. Dist.
No. 52 (P. O. Moreland),
Idaho I
1278—were awarded
p.
Francisco,
at
N.T.&S.A.,
price of
a
Bond
Clerk
will
Oak Grove School District, Santa
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$85,000
school
March
27—v.
bonds
offered
193,
1383—were awarded to the
p.
on
Wells Fargo Bank American Trust
Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
As¬
and
of
the
Board
(MST)
p.m.
\
Cliff
at
sociates.
San
:
of
Elementary Sch.
Bernardino County,
San
California
Sanitation
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $32,239
sanitary
sewerage project bonds offered on
will
March
bonds.
Bond
27—v.
193,
1383—were
p.
awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co.
Evergreen
School
Clara
Bond
bonds
193,
April
on
7:30
for
12
1
from
1962
to
1976
the
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
pay¬
at
any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
pany
offered
1383
Union
March
on
Safe
v.
—
awarded
were
—
27
t<">
Deposit Bank, of
Stockton.
School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond
bonds
193,
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
The
of
awarded
to
of America,
N.T.&S.A.,
Francisco, at a price of
100.049.
;
Foothill Junior College District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Offering —Jean
of
$3,000,000
from
1962
Pullari,
school
Due
a
the
San
Junior
College
v.
a
193,
1278—were
p.
syndicate
rity-First
as
interest
a
price
cost
.
of
Bond
as
from
125,000
as
43/4s.
Due
as
3V2S.
from 1972 to
625,000
as
from
125,000
33/4s.
1976 to
as
Is.
Due
proved
pay¬
Idaho
Bank
&
Trust
Legality
ap¬
Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
by
&
man
to
on
May
on
May
on
May
on
May
on
May
chants
Alfred
No.
I.
7'\
Cook
County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Room 537, Courthouse,
Chicago 2), III.
Sale—The
$2,000,000
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Bond
cor¬
Trust
building
a
000
bonds
offered
sold
revenue
Smithers &
on
March
27
4s and 4.15s. Dated Dec. 1,
as
was
1960.
Due
1993
1
incluisve.
on
Dec.
to
1
from
Interest
1962 to
J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
1,
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
1 :York City.
Largo, Fla.
1
Bond
Sale—An
issue
offered
tificates
sold
on
April
4
was
syndicate headed by Ira
Haupt & Co., at a price of 98.155.
to
a
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
as
follows:
Barcus, Kindred
Dominick & Dominick,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Lindsay Unified School District, Inc., Channer, Newman Securities
Tulare County, Calif.
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Wal¬
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant, ter, Moody & Heimerdinger, and
County Clerk, will receive sealed J. R. Ross & Co.
Co.,
Stubbs,
,
'
of
KANSAS
Mer¬
Salina, Kan.
Rensse¬
Bond
in
St.
par.
County,
North
Pekin
Community School Dist. No. 102
(P. O. Pekin), III.
Bond Sale—The $122,000 school
!
bonds
offered
March
on
1279—were
p.
Offering
30—v.
awarded
to
on
until
11
1
Interest
proved
from
1962
M-N.
to
1979
building bonds offered
Legality
ap¬
receive
p.m.
school
building bonds. Dated
1961. Due semi-annually
April 1,
from
July
incl.
Interest
1,
1962 to Jan. 1,
J-J.
Bond
bids until
10
for
2
the
will
to
sealed
(CST) on April
purchase of $15,000
p.m.
May 1, 1961. Due
1962
Dolphin,
receive
construction
sewer
1966
bonds.
Nov.
on
Dated
1 from
incl.
Legality ap¬
proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Harmony Community School Dist.
(P. O. Farmington), Iowa
be received until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $385,000
general
obligation
school
building
bonds.
1961.
Due
1980
inch
Dated
Nov.
on
March
1,
from
1962 to
and
1
interest
Principal
payable at the: School Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
County (P. O.
Whitesburg), Ky.
Fristag,
receive
$350,000
chase
of
son,
Offering—Laura A.
City
Controller, will receive
sealed bids until
1
(CST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $3,400,000
electric
utility
revenue
bonds. Dated
p.m.
April 1, 1961. Due
(M-N)
Lewis
of
July 1,
1971. Principal
(J-J) payable at The
National Bank of Logansport. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
and
Ice
as
interest
&
county
Principal
payable
a.m.
home
and
at
interest
the
Bond
Sale—An
on
issue
$55,000
bonds
as
28
to
sold
was
5s.
ceive
Miller, of Indianapolis
.
sealed
(EST)
chase
of
1961.
to
incl.
Chapman
&
Hazel Larkin,
sealed
—
will
receive
7:30
LOUISIANA
Mamou,
Clerk,
bids
until
La.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (CST) on April
for
the purchase of $100,000
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
incl.
Legality ap¬
Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
1973
by
will
6:30
receive
sealed
(CST)
on
April 27 for the purchase of $15,000
public
from
p.m.
improvement
1, 1961.
1963
to
Due
1971
bonds.
on
June
incl. Interest
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
Cox &
Pineville, La.
Offering—Ellis L. Corley,
Bond
Clerk,
will
bids until 11
receive
(CST)
sealed
May 2
purchase of $287,000 pub¬
improvement
bonds.
Dated
a.m.
on
the
lic
June 1, 1961. Due on March 1 from
1963
bids until
to
1963
of
as
Legality ap¬
by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer, of Louisville.
for
proved
Callable
building
from
clusive. Interest A-O.
City
on
1
proved
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1980 incl. Le¬
construction
a.m.
pur¬
p.m.
(EST)
on
April 11 for the purchase of $40,parking
facilities
revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
on April
1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
until 7:45 p.m. (CST) on April 10
for the purchase of $140,000 school
April 1, 1961. Due
March
on
re¬
10
the
for
000
Directors, will receive sealed bids
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
until
11
Maysville, Ky.
J-D.
Maynard Sch¬
neider, Secretary of the Board of
—
gality
Plum-
Sept.
1, 1966. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer, of Louisville.
1
Township School District
(P. O. North Liberty), Iowa
Offering
M.
$650,000 school
Due
1988
bids
April
on
Dated June
Penn
Bond
Vanceburg),
Bond Offering—Carina F. Ttate
of
March
O.
County Court Clerk, will
mer,
Town
improvement
Sparks & Co.,
of
revenue
Kentucky
Offering—Geo.
Clerk,
Moravia, Iowa
-
building
County (P.
Bond
until
pur¬
purchase
der. Legality approved by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
will
10
the
(EST)
a.m.
the
1961. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 19881 incl.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at any bank od trust
company
designated by the successful bid¬
bids
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
to
1981
incl.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans:
Rapides Parish Gravity Drainage
District No. 2 (P.O. Box 264, •
Pineville), La.
Offering — Charlton
Bond
L.
Walker, Secretary of the Board
of
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11:30
May
on
for
2
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
the
of
$287,000 public improvement
Sibley, Iowa
Bond
Offering—D.
bonds.
Duane
Cro-
kett, Secretary of -the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 10 for the purchase of $60,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
1961.
eral
fered
Sale—The
obligation
on
—were
$350,000 gen¬
bonds of¬
sewer
March 29—v.
awarded
to
Illinois
Trust
Co., of Chicago,
of
100.089.
193,
National
•
-
1
from
1693
1961. Due
to
1981
on
incl.
Interest M-S.
Terebonne Parish
Waterworks
District No. 3 (P. O. Houma),
Louisiana
Bond
Offering
p.
1384
ceive
—
E.
T.
Brady,
sealed
June
1,
&
from
1963
Bank
at
a
'
price
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on May 4 for the purchase
$250,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
Contin¬
The
ental
Dated June 1,
March
Secretary of the Board of Water¬
works
Commissioners,
will
re¬
Spencer, Iowa
Bond
on
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1981 incl. Call¬
able
for
$950,000
1980-I incl.
&
Glas-
school
City
limited taxes bonds. Dated May 1,
1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
ap¬
Ice
Logansport, Ind.
Bond
until
17
10
for
bonds. Dated May 1,
Ann
Treasurer,
bids
April
on
until
11
Bond Offering
Loretta
—
County
sealed
(CST)
1962
bids
April
on
County (P. O. Fort Madison),
Offering
1279—were awarded
p.
Letcher
sealed
Offering—Louis
Clerk,
1968
Legality
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
school
March
on
Bond Offering—Charlie
Wright,
County Court Clerk, will receive
Cascade, Iowa
Town
193,
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
sewer
will
(CST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $82,000
Sale—The
to Magnus & Co.
Nov.
on
School
1
Corbin, Ky.
$96,000
Bond
20—v.
ter.
H.
&
KENTUCKY
a.m.
Iowa
Bond Offering—Donald L. Bax¬
Kedrick
Brothers
.
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
11
Trustees,
Stern
price of 100.006.
(CST) on April 10
for the purchase of $193,000 school
Brady, Secretary of the Board of
sealed bids until
of
Co., Goodbody & Co., George K.
Baum & Co., Zahner &
Co., and
Seltsam-Hanni & Co., Inc., at a
Shenandoah,
City, Ind.
—
Sale—The $1,132,000 gen¬
improvement bonds offered
April 4 was sold to a syndicate
eral
Offering — Marjorie Chidester, Secretary of the Board of
Diretcors, will receive sealed bids
1384—were awarded
price of
a
Tazewell
of $2,225,-
000 water and sewer revenue cer¬
1,
Bank
&
Bond
March
on
to
3.09%.
composed
offered
$175,000 school
bonds offered
29—v. 193, p.
Bond
issue of $1,370,-
National
waterworks
(P. O. Wheeler),
Sale—The
Dunkirk School
Sale—An
Farmers
Blakesburg Community School
District, Iowa
FLORIDA
Bond
the
IOWA
Jasper County Consolidated School
193,
Boynton Beach, Fla.
at
awarded
Corp., as 3.10s,
of 100.005, a basis of
price
a
about
Iowa
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
to
at
of
as
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Bond
.
District
Callable
laer.
Lee
Howard, of Denver.
to The First National Bank
v
payable
ILLINOIS
school
30—v.
Dated
April
1,
Aug. 1 from 1964 to
on
1279—were
p.
The First of Iowa
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
1971.
INDIANA
R.. H, .Moulton & Co., William R.
Staats & Co., and Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.
^
incl.
Illinois
noon (EST)
April 27 for the purchase of
$590,000 school building bonds.
follows: Blvth & Co., Inc.,
r
the
on
1980 inclusive.
Due
1981
on
im; Pocatello.
District No. 2
awarded
Co.
County,
School
1975 inclusive.
Due
to
will be received until
1981.
as
Co.
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
Bond
Offering — Sealed bids
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
March
on
&
Castle
duPont
3.67%,
1971.
500,000
White
1383—were
p.
Richards
New
1970 inclusive.
Due
$405,000
Co., both of New York, and C. J.
Devine & Co., as 27/aS, at a price
■.'/ of 100.5899, a basis of about 2.78%.
Co.,
5s.
1966 to
1963
at
,
follows:
$625,000
of
bonds. Due
Co.,
Yuba end Butte
offered
bonds
Los
100.051,
about
N.
Counties, Calif.
Sale—The $75,000
April 3—
awarded
of
of
purchase
from
1
Louis, at
District,
Bank
C.
District,
by the Secu¬
headed
National
Angeles, at
net
on
May
DELAWARE
—
school bonds offered
the
Bond
Prin¬
Imperial County, Calif.
Sale
The $2,000,000
Bond
for
general obligation
of
Yuba Feather Joint Unified School
Francisco.
Imperial
27
A', of San
S.
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis, Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Wagen¬
seller & Durst, Inc., Hannaford &
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
Offering—Josephine Ball,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
April 4—
on
N. T. &
Due
incl.
se¬
son
Hili
May 1
(M-N) payable
Treasurer's office.
County
1958,
as '3%'s, at a
price
basis of about 3,37%.
a
cipal and interest
at
Bond
Other members of the syndicate porate, series K bonds offered on
3—v.
193,
p.
1497—were
were
as
follows: Weeden & Co., April
Stone & Youngberg, E. F. Hutton awarded to a group composed of
The
First
National
&
City Bank,
193,
bonds.
on
1984 inclusive.
to
$1,000,000
193, p. 1167—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
v.
Talbot and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office, 20 West Rosa
Street, San Jose, until 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on April 10 for the pur¬
Dated May 1, 1961.
The
—
ries F bonds offered
101.36,
Bank
chase
Sale
Calif.
building election
.
—
1383—were
Bond
school
County,
Francisco,
Solano
Sale—The $100,000 school
on
March 28
v.
San
Angeles
District,
gas
ing
v.
193,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
City
able
School
pur¬
bonds.
1961.
1981
Pocatello, Idaho
.
offered
p.
until May 8 for
$1,900,000 school
of
Unified
of America
Fairfield
bids
p.m.
the
natural
Bond
re¬
1:30
for
School District, Iowa
Sale—The $16,500 build¬
bonds offered on March 30—
Mer-
bidder.
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bond
school
Sealed
—
received
Los
^
$55,000
be
purchase
Torrance
Santa
County, Calif.
Sale—The
p.
The
District,
the
Offering
until
25
$800,000
revenue
Trustees,
until
purchase of $370,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
Bernardino
District,
of
bids
April
Offering—E. E. Bingham,
receive sealed bids
100.132.
Clara
chase
incl.
$52,000
R.
Due
IDAHO
County, Calif.
Sale—The
on
Point), Ga.
for the purchase of $185,000 school composed of Blair & Co., Inc., E.
bonds. Due from 1962 to 1986 in-, F. Hutton & Co., and Varnedoe,
Chisholm & Co., Inc.
elusive.
Bond
sealed
(CST)
Sale—The
offered
District,
ceive
$500,000 reve¬
series 1961 limited tax bonds
nue,
School
Strawberry Point Community
John
—
ritt, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
Tri-City Hospital Authority (P. O.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Niles
Offering
apolis.
Pullan,
til
Bond
GEORGIA
,
Unified School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond
1,
a.m.
the
water
June
11
Rensselaer, Ind.
Ma-
receive
approved
The
to
for
^will
1975. Principal and
interest payable at the Hanover
Bank, in New York City. Legality
School District,
awarded
until
17
$805,000
County, Calif.
1383—were
p.
April
on
Clerk,
bids
interest
Sale—The $283,000 school
bonds offered on March 27—v.
193,
Santa Cruz
il
Union
City
enza,
and
at
Clara
City Beach, Fla.
Offering — Florence
office.
the City Treas¬
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
ii
Panama
Bond
for
Bond
until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $542,000 municipal
improvement, series
X:h
Principal
Santa
of
Chico, Calif.
18
of
to the Bank of America
"
B
Visalia, until
April
as
Live
:,v"'
-j,.
&
in
on
Treasurer's office.
First
Mackall
(PST)
a.m.
$200,000 school
1961 bonds. Dated April
18, 1961.
Due on April 18 from 1963 to 1982
•
k.
.
10
53
M-S.
Cox
1961.
to
Due
1991
on -March
1
incl. Interest
Legality approved by Foley,
& Judell, of New Orleans.
54
(1606)
Vermillion
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
*
Parish
Bond
Offering
dock
(CST)
of
a.m.
improvement,
public
Dated June 1, 1961.
series 4 bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
on
incl.
9
May 16 for the purchase
$110,000
Due
until
bids
sealed
on
1980
Legality
F-A.
Interest
Lawton, Mich.
Orleans.
awarded
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
193,
—v.
to
Chairman of the Board of
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $3,-
metropolitan
Dec.
district
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
from
1
1971
to
incl.
1991
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved
Gray, of Boston.
by
&
Ropes
Sale—The $225,000
100.461,
price of
a
City
Clerk,
bids
until 8
receive sealed
(EST) on April
17
for
the purchase
of $103,000
general obligation street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Jan. 1,: 1961.
Due
basis
a
Offering
esaled
Preston F.
—
bids
the
c/o
Street Bank & Trust
re¬
State
Co., Munici¬
pal Department, Second Floor, 111
Franklin
Street,
(EST)
a.m.
until
Boston,
April
on
12
11
the
for
May 15, 1961. Due
1962
15 from
pal
Allegan),
Bond
&
at
Trust
the
Com¬
in
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ropes & Gray, of Bos¬
pany,
ton.
MICHIGAN
Offering—Irwin W. Stech,
Clerk,
City
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 17
for the
purchase of $78,000 bonds.
Dated May 1,
Mich.
Ronald
—
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
8 p.m. (EST) on April 12 for
March 1, 1961. Due on
1962;
1961.
Due
interest
and
bank
on
District
lie,
(J-J) payable at any
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
by
approved
Wolverine
Bond
Offering
Catherine
—
at any
by the successful
ignated
April 19 for the purchase of $750,school building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
to 1986 inclusive. Callable
Feb.
of
terest
payable at any bank or trust
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
company
Faegre
by
interest
bank
by
(J-J) payable at any
trust company
or
designated
bidder. Legal¬
successful
the
Silver
building
on
Co.,
Piper,
and
Michigan
Paine,
building
27—v.
bonds offered
193,
p.
to
Barcus, Kindred
Ryan, Sutherland &
at a price of 100.01.
Grand
Bond
March
on
1280—were awarded
&
Co., and
Co., jointly,
Bond
Minn.
Smith,
City
until
to
interest
bank
1962
from
July 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Park, Mich.
Dorothy Parrish,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Apirl 10 for the purchase of $65,000 special assessment 1960 bonds.
—
Dated March 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
1961
from
1
1965
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dick¬
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip,
of Detroit.
Lawrence
payable
District,
Mich.
Clare Herri-
&
at
bonds. Dated
of
on
the
bids
April
Board
will
until
27
of
re¬
10
the
for
a.m.
pur¬
of
$4,510,000 various gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated June
1961. Due
to
of
Taxation,
sealed
(CST)
1,
and
1980
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Legality
&
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
New
Bond
off,
Hope,
Offering—Ralph N. Kirch-
Village
Clerk,
receive
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
April 11 for the purchase of $75,000 municipal building bonds.
Dated
March
March 1
from
Principal
1,
1961.
1964
and
to
Due
1981
interest
on
inclu¬
pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
until
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8
p.m.
(EST)
for the purchase of
refunding,
bonds.
on
July
1
(J-J)
17
$890,000 school
and
site
March
from
payable
1,
1963
Principal
company
successful
April
building
Dated
clusive.
trust
..
on
at
to
and
any
1961.
1990
Gill,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
in¬
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 11 for the purchase of $425,-
interest
bank or
■
Legality
Northfield, Minn.
Offering—Erma M.
ap¬
000
Third Supervisor's
County
District
(P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
Sale—An
Bond
issue
road bonds offered
of
$75,000
April 3
sold to Cady & Co.. Inc.
on
was
water
revenue
1961
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
1
from
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
school
1961.
Second
bonds.
Due
Floor,
Dated
New Mexico
/ Bond
*
$250,000 gen¬
Sale—The
obligation hospital r bonds of¬
tional
-^were
&
Clayton),
O.
(P.
County
fered
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
Finance
price of par.
a
Union
May
1,
May 1 from 1962 to
on
3.%S, at
Federal Housing
Agency, as
the
to
Home
and
1981
incl. Principal and interest
payable at the New England Na¬
eral
March 29—v. 193, p. 1281
on
awarded !to The Fariners &
Stockman's
Clayton.
Bank,* of
Dodge, of Boston.
NEW JERSEY
Cape
May County (P.
May), N. J.
Bond
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 4 (P. O. 350 South Wheel-
O. Cape
April 4—v. 193,
1385—were awarded to a group
p.
Ave., Lindenhurst), N.
wood
Sale—The $665,000 bridge
bonds offered
on
Offering
Bond
ceive
on
basis of about 3.22%.
a
April 13 for the pur¬
$1,736,000 school 1961
April 1, 1961. Due
Township School District
Walnut Street, Delanco),
(P. O.
New
Bond
193,
Jersey
$385,000 school
Sale—The
bonds
offered
March
on
1281—were
p.
payable
turers
Trust
Long
to
1961
N.
York
New
194
Road,
Ithaca), N.
Y.
$165,000 street
Sale—The
improvement
gen¬
O.
(P.
Grove
Pleasant
193,
offered
on
1386—were
McEntee &
bonds
March
J.
$342,000
30—v.
awarded
Co.,
of
to
p.
Adams,
2.60s, at
as
price of 100.026,
a
of about "2.59%.
basis
a
composed
New
City.
Cayuga Heights
Bond
offered on April
1385—were awarded
p.
in
Company,
City/ Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
to
bonds
193,
a
Branch,
Sale—The
1990 in¬
inteerst
Manufac¬
York
*
Bond
the
at
29—v.
awarded
3.82%.
4—v.
Dated
April 1 from 1962 to
Principal
and
J. Ryan & Co., as 3.85s, at
price of 100.25, a basis of about
eral
on
of
bonds.
(A-O)
Delanco
will re¬
>2 p.m.
Clerk,
clusive.
100.177,
(EST)
chase
Y.
Frank-; K.
;
bids ; until
sealed
of
—
District
Frevele,
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Schmidt, Roberts
& Parke, and Newburger & Co.,
taking $664,000, as 3V4S, at a price
Boland,
Safifn, Gordon & Sautter, B. J.
Hoosick, Pittstown, Petersburg, and
Van Ingen & Co., and J. B. Han¬
Gfaf ton,- Rensselaer County,'* /
auer
& Co., as 4s, at a price of
White Creekf Washington
.j
100.056, a basis of about 3.99%.
.7
County, N. >Y. -inov •
Names Co-Paying Agent — The
Madison Township (P. O. New
Bank of New York has been ap¬
Brunswick), N. J. j
Bond
Sale—The
$248,000 gen¬ pointed co-paying agent for prin¬
eral
improvement bonds offered cipal and interest- for $2,440,000
group
March
on
Valley County High School
No.
1
ladweiler, District Clerk, will
bids
sealed
(MST)
chase
April
on
of
bonds.
until
$110,000
2
~
r
pur¬
building
1, 1961. Inter¬
Township School Dist.
Special Improvement Dist.
No.
Mont.
74,
City
Clerk,
until
will
8
receive
bonds
p.
1386—were awarded to
a
&
of
No. 2,
District
Bond
Offering
bids
April
on
Mont.
until 7:30
11
p.m.
the
for
(MST)
purchase
of
District
Bond
Improvement
No.
Offering
City
49,
Mont.
Hazel
—
Clerk,
Sch.
receive
(EST)
on
15, 1961. Due
1991
to
May 15 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Callable
as
County School District
(P. O. Broadview), Mont.
Bond Offering — Ellen Bogden,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on May 1
for the purchase of $163,825 school
building
Jersey
Offering — Sister
Bond
Patricia,
bonds.
Dated
June
11
000 student
Due
receive
dormitory 1959
nurses
Interest
approved
burn
a.m.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1999
on
inclusive.
&
by
J-J.
Legality
Hoyt, Wash¬
Reed,
McCarthy,
of New
York
City.
South
Bond
April
Amboy,
Sale
—
obligation
4
—
$186,500 gen¬
bonds offered on
p.
awarded
to
J.
B.
3.90s,
at
a
price
as
1386
—
Hanauer
of
&
were
obligation
limited
March
tax
'
28—v.
awarded
to
a
school
a
basis of about 3.88%.
bonds
193,
p.
group
•
offered
on
1065—were
composed
of
interest
the
in
North
'
4
4
offered
Sale—The
m
*
on
March
No.
bonds
p.
1, N. Y.
school
Sale—The $160,000
Bond
offered
193,
April 4—v.
on
1501—were awarded to Charles
King & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
of 100.65, a basis of about 3.54%.
North
Tonawanda
Bond
Offering
City School
Y.
George
—
of
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on April
11 for the purchase of $4,680,000
school building bonds Dated April
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962
to
1990
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Marine Trust Company of West¬
Krueger,
Clerk
Education,
New
of
will
York,
Board
the
receive
North
in
Tona¬
193,
p.
by
of
Legality
approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
New
York
Oakfield
City.
1961
Due
/
.
,
District
Y.
1, N.
Offering—John D. Cham¬
District
sealed
on
of
Clerk,
until
bids
Aprilvll",for
will
May
Dated
F«b.
1 from
re¬
3
p.m.
the
pur¬
$240;000 swimming
bonds.
on
_
Central ; School
No.
Bond
chase
bonds
&
Newburgh Common School District
(EST)
31—v.
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
"
$350,000
Bank,
Legality
proved
ceive
Lovington, N. Mex.
Bond
National
Creek..
at
payable
(M-N)
Creek
North
berlain,
NEW MEXICO
building
of
purchase
the
for
12
Co.,
100.118,
—
eral
April
$275,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961
to
1975 inclusive. Principal
wanda.
J.
The
193,
v.
N.
'•
Ginn, District Clerk, will receive
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
ern
'
eral
Churchill County, County School
District (P. O. Fallon), Nev.
Bond Sale
The $650,000 gen¬
will
Ellen
?
(P.O.
N. Y.
Corrine Mc¬
—
District, N.
(EST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $500,-
1,
1961.
Treasurer,
sealed bids until
revenue
21
Hospital, Elizabeth,
1
sealed
New
will
1962.
Yellowstone
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Elizabeth
Offering
of
May 15, 1972. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the National
Bank, of Ocean City. Legality ap¬
St.
receive
(MST)
on
April 17 for the purchase of
$31,500
special
improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
No.
will
purchase of $1,bonds.
Dated May
sewer
Hough-
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bond
and
Nick-
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Special
May 1,
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
200,000
J-J.
Sidney
City
sealed
$12,000 improvement bonds. Inter¬
est
N. J.
Offering—Ruth G.
Bond
April 20 for the
Phyllis Shoe¬
—
basis of about 3.86%.
a
Ocean City,
erson,
Clerk, will receive
maker, Town
sealed
100.092,
sealed
Special Improvement
Olmstedville),
group
Sautter,
Fidelity Union
Co., of Newark, M. B. Vick
&
Co., Inc., and Camden Trust
Co., of Camden, as 37/ss, at a price
(MST) on April
for the purchase of $29,000 spe¬
Hysham
School District No.
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
Central
Chester
and
Minerva
Sale—The $750,000 school
offered on April 4—v. 193,
p.m.
improvement bonds.
Creek, Washington County, N. Y.
Bond
don
Bond Offering—Cedric R. Bond,
of the Central School Dis¬
1, towns
of Hoosick,
Pittstown,-Petersburg and Graf¬
1960,
trict" No.
(P. O. Camden), N. J.
Trust
Hardin
principal amount of 3.50% school
district, serial bonds dated Nov. 1,
ton, Rensselaer County, and White
Pennsauken
re¬
J-D.
est
1386—
p.
Boland, Saffin,
Gordon & Sautter, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.094, a basis of about
p.m.
the
school
June
Dated
for
17
193,
to
3.85%.
(P. O.
Ryegate), Mont.
Bond Offering—James W. Schceive
30—v.
awarded
were
MONTANA
NEVADA
Due
designated by the
bidder.
Bond
Street,
on
awarded
,
Monroe
sealed
Minn.
re¬
New
.
lum,
City.
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneaoolis.
—
Sku-
1962
J-D.
man,
Offering
Martha
—
MISSISSIPPI
approved
Delafield
from
1
Interest
000
a
May 1, 1961. Due on
1963 to 1984 inclu¬
from
1
the
c/o
6, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $405,-
binna, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
any
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Bond
Offering
bids
$434,000. dor¬
offered
April 3—v. 193, p. 1169—were
mitory revenue 1960 bonds
John
Willernie, Minn.
Bond
designated
Windhorst,
State
Le¬
of Minneapolis.
cial
Secretary
Estimate
sive.
School
(F-A)
1963
1 from
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond Offering—Thomas P. Va-
eral
Offering
inclusive.
1981
to
approved by Howard, Pe¬
terson, LeFevere, Lefler & Haert¬
18
chase
Hazel
&
gality
bids
Kil-
J-J.
Bond
$303,000
Principal and
trust company
or
120,000 bonds. Due
on
Wood
E.
will
Treasurer,
sealed
Boston
p.
(CST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $105,000
city
improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on May 1
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
Clerk,
1985
April
on
of
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1982
ceive
to
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
1961. Due
saly,
1962
the
for
school building bonds. Dated May
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $13,-
patrick,
8
30
group
Jaffray & Hopwood,
Webber, Jackson &
District
Offering—Lyle R.
Marquart
Minneapolis.
Mich.
Stanton
—
Harold
193,
a
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
ber,
Rapids,
Offering
to
Attorney for the City, will receive
MINNESOTA
727,
Mexico
Sale—The
Bond
England National Bank of Boston,
mu¬
Curtis.
Big Lake Independent School Dist.
1,
$288,000 school
27—v.
awarded
of
composed
zen,
ceive
bonds
revenue
March
jointly.
Joseph College on The Rio
Grande (P. O. Albuquerque),
NEW YORK
Bay, Minn,
The $150,000
nicipal
1065—were
Golden
18
Sale—The
Minne¬
of
—
offered
by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
field, Paddock & Stone of Detroit.
Bond
Sale
Bond
ity approved
No.
Trust Company,
City, and Boettcner & Co.,
School District, N. H.
District
ser,
Palmer
Jan.
Education,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Dist.,
Benson,
&
apolis.
sive. Interest J-J.
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
18
for the
purchase of $130,000
schbdIM building
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
bidder.
Sch.
as
1, 1977. Principal and in¬
Spencley, Secretary of the Board
bids
Community
will receive
(CST) on
000
of
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Coloma
Clerk,
The Com¬
of Kansas-
1281*—were awarded to
merce
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Minn.
282,
April 17 for the purchase of $ 110,0 0 0
waterworks
improvement
Community School
District, Mich.
r*Moliday|April 10; 1961
'St.
Bond Offering—Helen N. Cour¬
bids until 8 p.m.
Prin¬
interest (A-O) payable
bank or trust company des¬
cipal and
No.
District
sealed
trust company
or
Oct. 1
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
July 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1979
to
& Co., Edward- L.
Co., and the First Se¬
curity Bank of Utah, N. A., in Salt
Lake City, at a price of par.
&
Hooksett
Wayzata, Minn.
Bond Offering—Leroy Haglund,
R. No. 5,
til
and
Belleville, Mich.
Bond
Offering
May
on
payable
Bank
Street
and
Leber,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
incl. Princi¬
1981
to
interest
and
State
1969
to
interest
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Bank
& Trust Co., in Detroit. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
purchase of $390,000 water bonds.
Dated
1962
from
purchase
of $15,000
school
building limited tax bonds. Dated
Nichols, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
1
Principal
the
Reading, Mass.
Bond
will
p.m.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
public
about 2.90%.
of
Park, Mich.
Offering — Wm. Suzore,
Bond
Nuveen
Burton
Anthony Independent School
1964
Lincoln
126th Avenue,
bonds offered on
April 4 — v. 193, p. 1499 — were
awarded to C. J. Devine & Co., as
at
to
awarded
were
Monterey Township School Dist.
No. 9 (P. O. 35th Street at
building repair
3s,
time
same
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond
$175,000
the First of Michigan Corporation.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
at Room 920, 73 Tremont Street,
bonds.
Sale —The
supply and sewage disposal
system revenue bonds offered at
John
.
New
St.
Band Offering—P. J.Hermunds-
Additional
water
Metropolitan District, Mass.
Bond Offering—Henry G. Gom-
318,000
1385—were
p.
Legality approved by How¬
ard, Peterson, Le Fevere, Lefler
& Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
tis.
Boston
perts,
—
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust'company
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
The
$125,000 gen¬
eral
obligation sewage disposal
system bonds offered on March 27
the
MASSACHUSETTS
Sale
Bond
ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
New
&
Marcus A.
—
Broussard, Parish Secretary, will
receive
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
proved
(P. O.
Abbeville), La.
.
pool
1,:1961.
1961 to
1976
Volume
193
Number
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(M-N)
6045
and
Marine
Trust
Company of Western New
York, Buffalo. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
(P. O. 27
Ogden
West Avenue,
Spencerport), N.
Bond
Sale
March
30—v.
awarded
to
a
Co.,
1386—were
Trust
Company of
York, Buffalo, Blair
Western New
&
on
composed of
group
Inc.,
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust
velt
Co.,
a
Co., Buffalo, Roose¬
Cross, and R. D. White &
&
3.70s, at
as
price of 100.788,
a
Henryetta, Okla.
Bond
fire
Sale—An
sold
was
to
&
Rockville
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
11
a.m.
April 13 for the pur¬
$1,208,000
public
im¬
provement 1961 bonds. Dated May
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1961
to
1979 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
on
of
chase
National
Franklin
Island.
Legality
Sykes,
Galloway
New York
Bank
of
Long
approved
Dikeman,
&
by
of
City.
in
school
No.
8
was
office
in
a.m.
11
(EST)
on
April 11 for the purchase of $218,000
sanitary
bonds.
sewer
May
1,
1962
to
and
interest
The
Hanover
1961. Due
May
on
Dated
Bank, in New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hovt,
NeW
Washburn
York
& McCarthy,
City1;
I
of
>
193,
Schmertz & Co.,
27/8s, at a price of 100.023,
as
basis
about 2.86%.
of
his
at
Sale—The
in
obligation
Bond
Sale
limited tax
mitory
fered
The
—
April
3—v.
awarded
Housing
3y8s, at
as
PUERTO
Puerto
Raleigh, until 11 a.m.! (EST) on
April 18 for (he purchase of $1,000,000 school building, series B
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1987 inclusive.
and
interest
Principal
(M-N)
payable at The Hanover Bank,
of New York City. Legality ap¬
through
traffic
Puerto
International Airport at
ing
&
Hoyt, Washburn
McCarthy, of New York City.
1960, a decrease of 1.8%, accord¬
to Rafael Durand Manzanal,
Executive
County
965,445
O. Ashland),
(P.
Ohio
Nov.
inclusive.
from
1
1962
the
12
compared with
in
the
corresponding
period the year before,
an
in¬
crease
of 7.5%.
Cargo moved in
this period amounted to 47,212,587
pounds, against 46,931,995 pounds
for the year ended Jan. 31,, 1960,
an
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County
Puerto
Villa
tax
v.
Nova
bonds
193,
Sold—The
Not
p.
on
Bond
Sale—The
assessment
bonds
sewer
offered
Sale
Bond
bonds offered
limited
March
28—
1282—were not sold.
Stark County (P. O.
1387
$31,000 special
improvement
March
29—v.
OKLAHOMA
O. Enid),
(P.
Oklahoma
Bond Offering — Dwig'ht Shaw,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
&
composed of R. S.
Co., Inc., Citizens and
Bank, of At¬
lanta, Frost, Read & Simons, Inc.,
and Dargan & Co., as 2.90s, at a
price of 100.0109,
2.89%.
10
Bond
for
1967 inclusive.
a
basis of about
Bond
and
offered
bids
Offering—W.
until
for
or
Legality
First
March
&
U.
S.
the
Earl
Wil¬
will receive sealed
(EST) on April
purchase of $160,000
noon
1975
30
193,
v.
—
to
the
Corporation.
000
193,
site
27
eral
Sale
the
Board
of
7:30
for
(CST)
purchase
p.m.
the
schoolhouse
Dated
from
of
limited
to
tax
the
in
Bank
interest
Bank
Houston.
payable
Legality
Independent
bonds
193,
from
offered
syndicate
a
tinental
Trust
of
Dist.,
of
100.0744,
3.01%,
as
to
1969
Con¬
Bank
at
school
price of
(P.
a
&
price
offered
were
Due
to
by
April
on
Due
1971 to
1
.
April
on
1981 inclusive.
White,
Weld
WASHINGTON
No.
IS
Bond
Offering
Hammer,
receive
chase
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
April
Vivian
—
County
on
until
11
for
11
the
B.
will
a.m.
pur¬
of
$100,000 general obliga¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1981
inclusive.5
(A-O)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
by
proved
and
interest
the
County
at
office.
Legality
Burcham
&
ap¬
Blair,
of
Spokane.
King County, Renton School Dist.
No. 403 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
obligation, series 1960 bonds
on April 5—v.
193, p. 1283
on
inclusive.
1
July 1
on
to
terest cost of about
Co.,
$1,325,000
3.62%,
as
fol¬
lows:
Los
Loewi
&
County
Co., Inc.
Water Control and
on
tax
March
were
30
1961
—v.
awarded
to
193,
John
and
1387
—
Nuveen
&
Co., and Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 100.037,
net interest cost of about
a
as
3.98%,
follows:
137,000
from
258,000
from
as
4(4s.
1962
as
Due
to
37/8s.
Due
1971 to
as
4s.
1979
on
1970
April
1
inclusive.
on
April
to
on
1988
May
Due
on
to
1981
members
Co.,
the
of
May
syndi¬
follows: Hornblower
of
Kansas
City,
School District No.
April
inclusive.
Wahkiakum County, Skamokawa
School District
No. 55 (P. O.
Cathlamet), Wash.
Bond Offering—Myrtle Braaten,
County Treasurer,
will receive
sealed
on
Bond
sealed
Treasurer,
410
(P. O.
until
11
will
a.m.
receive
(PST)
April 26 for the purchase of
$656,000 general obligation 1961,
series A bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
on
(M-N)
1
proved by Weter, Roberts & She-
payable
Treasurer's
until
18
11
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
the
for
$151,548 school
building bonds.
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
Dated
from
inclusive. Prin¬
1963 to 1981
cipal and interest
at the
(M-N) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Waitsburg, Wash.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (PST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $27,000 general obligation swimming
pool bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
Starin &
Ellis, of Seattle.
WEST
VIRGINIA
Morgantown, W. Va.
Bond Offering
—
Elmer W.
Prince, City Manager, will receive
MEETING
NOTICE
at
office.
felman, of Seattle.
L0N6 ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
Notice of Annual
Meeting
April 18, 1961
hereby given that the
Notice is
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
bids
bids
April
and
Seattle), Wash.
In¬
by
Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
1
King County, Snoqualmie Valley
County
inclusive.
1981
inclusive.
1977
as
to
M-N. Legality approved
Preston,
1
1
1978 inclusive.
Due
on
(P. O.
1976 inclusive.
Weeks, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
A.
Hogle & Co., Commerce
offered
p.
to
Stern Brothers & Co.
revenue
bonds
3V2S. Due
33/4S.
as
cate were
Trust
1
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water¬
combination
Other
as
1963
from
J.
(P. O. Belton), Texas
works,
665,000
&
Improvement District No.
unlimited
from
1963
terest
syndicate
a
by John Nuveen & Co.,
price of 100.0107, a net in¬
a
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Glore, Forgan &
United California Bank, of
Angeles, National Bank of
Commerce, New Orleans, A. G.
Edwards & Sons, Chapman, Howe
&
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
from
headed
at
1985 inclusive.
awarded,
—were
ISO
Cathlamet), Wash.
Bond Offering—Myrtle Braaten,
County Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 ^.m.
(PST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of
$186,970 general obligation .bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
tion
1975
to
County, Eltopia Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pasco), Wash.
offered
3V2S. Due
1976
Franklin
County, Cathlamet
School District No.
Chicago, at
&
Co., Drexel & Co., F. W. Craigie
&
Co., Folger, Nolan, FlemingW. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., and First
National Bank, of Danville.
eral
July
Wahkiakum
the
1970 inclusive*
follows:
as
in¬
interest
tle.
awarded
interest cost
net
3.40s.
as
Due
1971
County
office.
Legality ap¬
by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seat¬
$2,000,000
April 5
headed
a
3s.
1962
from
to
on
as
1
1, 1961.
1963
proved
V a.
The
1283—were
par,
.1,100,000
from
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(J-D)
3.31%, a's'follows:
Due
to
clusive.
O.
of about
from
$7,500,000 general
improvement
harbor
Dated June
June 1
on
inclusive.
1981
—
syndicate
a
1981
Treasurer's
bonds
p.
bonds.
1
April 1
on
County
Sale
193,
—v.
July 1 from
on
the purchase of
inclusive.
1968
to
April
on
3.10s. Due
Chatham),
inclusive.
3V2S.
1967
as
to
follows:
as
1966
as
from
—
net interest cost of
a
to
the
by
National
4s. Due
as
1961
5
awarded
Chicago,
3.44%,
885,000
April
on
headed
Illinois
Co.,
about
1962
as
Bond
(PST)
School
1387—were
p.
about
2V2s. Due
as
to
of Seattle
obligation
$210,000
ap¬
—
v.
of
cost
follows:
Com¬
of
Bond
Sale
The
$2,500,000
schoolhouse, series 1961 unlimited
tax
Co., of Winstonprice of 100.08, a net
a
1963
(P. O. Seattle),
■Washington
Bond Offering — John N, Haydon, Secretary of the Port Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on May 4 for
Trust
Salem, at
from
Principal and interest
payable at the City Treas¬
Port
awarded to The Wachovia
&
1
of Seattle.
improvement 1961 bonds of¬
on
April 4—v. 193, p. 1387
May 1
on
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
Austin
Va.
$600,000 gen¬
fered
—were
Dated June
June
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Weter, Roberts & Shefelman,
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
National
merce,
The
$350,000. li¬
1, 1961,
bonds.
on
inclusive.
bonds.
cipal and interest (M-N)
at
27
$110,000
May 1, 1961. Due
1962
un¬
April
on
Due
to
Other members of the syndicate
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
til
—
Wash.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
May 2
for the purchase 1 of
brary
$170,-
sold
was
Charlottesville,
Bond
—
Offering—Douglas Smith,
of
r"
of
VIRGINIA
1387—^were not sold.
p.
Bond
-
(J-D)
$110,000
and
March
on
Pasco,
Bond Offering—Adah M.
Perry,
1
inclusive.
$900,000
...
building
offered
April
issue
bonds
revenue
to
Sold —The
school
1981
to
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Pres¬
April 1
on
Northern Trust Co., of
T exas
high
Due
April 25 for the pur¬
$956,000 school building
1, 1961. Due on
inclusive.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.
a
Not
re¬
a.m.
ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seattle. '
' \*
/;
inclusive.
on
1974
Sale—An
from
Independent School District,
Bonds
10
on
of
fice.
1965
to
Pittsylvania
TEXAS
Alief
will
until
able at the
*
>■»
ap¬
Danforth,
awarded
were
—
bids
May 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
April 1
on
O'Donnell. Texas
Bond
$300,000 school
improvement
bonds
on
1387
p.
Treasurer,
sealed
(PST)
fol¬
as
y
Due
to
4s.
as
Sale—The
public
from
C.
ceive
net in¬
a
3.92%,
3%s. Due
1966
from
TENNESSEE
$105,000
West Columbia, S.
13
April
bank
any
Danforth
CAROLINA
National
from 1963 to
on
to
group
Southern
liams, Mayor,
(CST)
awarded
bonds offered on April
1387—were awarded
the
purchase of $14,000 school trans¬
portation equipment bonds.
Due
p.m.
The
$1,060,000
April 5—v. 193,
1962
615,000
Falls.
from,
193, p.
2
at
bidder.
by
County
son,
Securities
-
41/4S.
as
from
Greenville, Tenn.
Spartanburg County School Dist.
No. 7 (P.O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
Dickson
Garfield County Dependent School
will
—
from
390,000
Bell
a
interest
and
designated by the
company
Sioux
ISLAND
on
SOUTH
to
11
Principal
payable
proved
and
building
basis of about 2.93%.
No.
trust
»
3.59%.
4—v.
District
(A-O)
Authority.
were
—
of
a
Dated April 1, 1961.
April 1 from 1963 to 1977
inclusive.
fiscal
John
Nuveen & Co., and J. C. Bradford
& Co., jointly, as 3.60s, at a price
of
100.0899,
a
basis
of
about
p.
193, p. 1282 — were awarded to
McDonald & Co., as 3s, at a price
100.338,
is
Canton), Ohio
on
bonds.
on
$280,000
Pawtucket, R. I.
$107,597
district
sewer
offered
1961
Due
Development
Rico
Union
e
,
as
580,000
receive
until 3 p.m. (CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $59,000
water
works
improvement
1,335,000
&
Wapakoneta), Ohio
Bonds
the
RHODE
O.
(P.
.6%.
Government
for
by
of
increase
The
agent
and
Jan.
serviced,
interest
Principal
ended
1,353,076
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
(M-N)
months
31, 1961, there were 1,454,535 pas¬
1966
to
will
Texas
for
Auglaize
Au¬
against 3,529,137
1960, an increase of
January,
Bank
proved
the
of
j..
$155,000
by
pounds,
sengers
Offering—Dorothy Brown,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
April
18
for
the
purchase
of
$125,000 county school construc¬
tion
bonds. Dated May
1, 1961.
designated
Auditor,
12.3%.
Bond
Due oh
Director
thority. Cargo moved through the
airport
in
January
totaled
3,-
For
Ashland
San
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled 124,326
in January, 1961, compared with
126,633 passengers in January of
in
OHIO
City
President
Passenger Traffic Down 1.8%—
Passenger
lows:,
Viborg, S. D.
Offering—Fred H. Knud-
Bond
Authority,
Rico
Dallas
price of 100.004,
a
bidder.
„
RICO
Ports
the
Co., at
to
Legality
by Howard, Peterson,
Fevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
Minneapolis.
v.
Rico
series
1961
April 5 was sold
group composed of The First
on
terest cost of about
approved
bonds
Puerto
1964
Le
Finance
price of par.
a
Clerk,
from
company
of¬
p. 1387
Federal
Home
and
1
successful
bonds
bonds
193,
the
to
C.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at any bank
$445,000 dor¬
1960
revenue
on
—were
Robert
—
District
March
March 7—v.
on
schoolhouse,
inclusive.
trust
100-C
(P. O. Port Orchard), Wash.
Bond Offering — Maxine John-'
$1,-
bonds. Dated May
gen¬
Waynesburg,
Pennsylvania
Rico
proved by Reed,
on
of
Consoli¬
School District No.
chase
on
1981
issue
dated
Southwest Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.
sealed
(CST)
a
An
—
bonds offered
bids, until
April 13 for the
purchase of $250,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
of
$200,000
Waynesburg College,
Easter-
office
receive
p.m.
Sale
55
Kitsap County, Bremerton
Texas
and
Jr.,
successful
193, p. 961
—were
awarded to Kidder, Peabody & Co., as 3V2S, at a price of
100.268, a basis of about 3.47%.
Commission, will receive
bids
will
8
Bond
to
Indepen¬
School District,
Dakota
Offering
Blakewell,
Consolidated
dent
350,000
,
Township School District
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
March
on
1282—were awarded
p.
Cunningham,
Agency,
E.
Bond
Edinburg
on
inclu-
sealed bids
■
Offering—W.
sealed
Trust
obligation bonds offered
27—v.
Rocky Mount City Administrative
Unit, N. C.
Bond
&
Canonsburg, Pa.
from
1
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
sold to The
Bond Sale—The $25,000 general
inclusive.
1986
on
PENNSYLVANIA
'
offered
until
$75,000
offered
(P. O. Reading), Pa.
his
1988
(P.O. Custer),
1
South
sen,
eral
Raleigh,
issue of
Liberty
Co., of
Oklahoma City, and the Exchange
Bank, of Skiatook, jointly.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
at
to
Qounty Independent School
District No.
or
bonds
Bank
Easter-
Commission, will receive
Custer
the
Sale—An
National
ernment
bids
(P. O. Pawhuska),
March 30
to
1963
Due
building
Kernersville, N. C.
sealed
Due
County Independent School
District
Inc.,
E.
from
1
sive. Interest M-S.
18
1963.
Osage
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
No.
portation equipment bonds.l
Exeter
Bond
March
Oklahoma
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 10
for the purchase of $5,000 trans¬
a
NORTH
Co., of
National
1961
revenue
SOUTH DAKOTA
Bond
T.
Eichmann, Village Treasurer, will
receive
First
Oklahoma
Robert
—
The
(P. O.
Blackwell), Okla.
Bond Offering—Bernadene Parcher, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Centre, N. Y.
Offering
bonds
sewer
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due
City.
basis of about 3.65%.
Bond
$35,000
(1607)
and
water
of
Trust
Bank
issue
equipment
fighting
District
$495,000 im¬
p.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Kay County Independent School
Y.'
offered
193,
Marine
The
The
—
bonds
provement
The
,
.
interest
the
.
Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of Long
Island Lighting Company will be held at
the
Hicksville
Company's
Center, 175 East Old Country
Operations
Road.Hicks-
ville, New York, on April 18, 1961, at
2 o'clock P.M., to elect eleven directors,
to
vote on
the appointment of Price
Waterhouse & Co.
accountants
take action
properly
as
independent public
the year 1961 and to
such other business as may
for
on
come
before the meeting or ant
adjournments thereof.
Only holders of common stock of record
on the books of the Company at the close
of business
to vote at
on
March 10,1961 are entitled
the meeting. The
books will not be
the
County
Legality ap¬
stock transfer
closed.
CHARLES E. ELBERT
Secretary
v».in
1Q6.1
It
>u
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1608)
I
.
.
.
Monday, April 10, 1961
r
«
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
■71
000 general
obligation airport im¬
bonds. Dated June 1,
provement
1961.
Due
inclusive. Callable
1991
Sale—The
Bond
ous
fered
headed
by
cial
du
97.18,
a
$158,500
v
■
.
.
■
.
•
L
Barron
C i t y,
Dallas,
Arland,
Clinton,
land, Maple Grove,
5V2S.
1962
as
6s.
to
Due
April 1
on
on
Bond
April
and
1
March
193,
p.
409,000
Due on April 1
5V4S.
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
as
6s.
April
Due on
1
1976 inclusive.
1972 to
from
1068—were
as
Oscar
follows:
Dube
Valley field, Quebec
The $120,000 city
improvement
bonds
offered
on
March 27—v. 193, p. 1388—were
Salabery-de
&
Inc., Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
La Corporation de Prets, de
Quebec, J. E. Laflamm^Ltd., and
Co.,
Inc.,
Sale
Bond
awarded
Wood,
Other members of the syndicate
$684,000 sewer
bonds offered on
14—v.
as
from
were
Sale—The
aqueduct
$275,000
and
Laval-des-Rapides, Quebec
1966 inclusive.
Due
Quebec, ' Inc.,
-
cost
Inc.
Creek,
E.
and
Ames
53/4S, at
interest
net
Dallas and
Almena,
Ridgeland Villages
,
Joint
Sheridan
Towns,
Wilson
School District
No.
1
(P. O. Barron), Wis.
;;jt
Bond Offering—E. R. Christian-
%
will receive
(CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $450,•000 school building bonds. Dated
District
son,
Clerk,
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
n
(•M
:
'M
;
March
'M,
Due
March
on
1
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
ah}' bank or trust company des¬
"t
■'
1961.
1,
from 1963 to
at
i•
the successful bidder.
approved by Dorsey.
ignated
by
Legality
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Greendale
School
Common
Dist.
Wisconsin
Bond
Offering
sealed
ceive
its
4
H.
April
p.m.
20
from
on
1963
of
bonds.
May
on
until
bids
for the pur¬
$285,000 school building
Dated
May 1, 1961. Due
(CST)
chase
Florence
—
District Clerk, will re¬
Ringland,
1
clusive.
Principal
1981 in¬
interest
to
and
(M-N) payable at the Marine Na¬
tional
Exchange
Si:
waukee.
>!;'
in
Bank,
Mil¬
Milwaukee.
Legality
Herriott
Quarles,
'hi,
North Fond
u
■K,
'
swimming
Dated
■hi
'iw
Wis.
of
885,000
offered on
The Chan¬
to
1961.
1,
Due
on
1981 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
National
Exchange
from
4;
able
V
Bank,
!<,!•
approved
of
bonds
April
April 1
sive.
»
Lac,
issue
sold
was
of
Newman Securities Co,
cer
V
Du
pool
29
by
demons,
&
Sale—An
Bond
March
approved
in
1962 to
Fond
Lac.
du
Legality
& Cutler,
Chapman
by
Chicago.
CANADA
ONTARIO
London
Catholic
Roman
Separate
School, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
LJ
school
l!»
on
Ltd.,
6s, at
as
$450,000
March
sold to Burns Bros. &
was
A'i
bonds offered
10
Denton,
price of 100.23.
a
!i
Anjou School Commission, Quebec
Bond
Sale
The
—
$317,000 town
improvement
March
lli
.bonds
193,
14—v.
offered
p.
hope lies in the most hopeless
Today leukemia is
QUEBEC
*
The most
on
1067—were
awarded
to a group composed of
the Banque Canadienne Nationale,
a
of
one
But
cancer.
by
hopeless form
of science's
paradoxes, leukemia
strange
search may
the
bring the first break¬
6.35%,
5V2S.
as
from
267,000
Due
1962 to
as
6s.
on
i
/
'
*
193,
to
Nesbitt,
group
&
*
*, *
cial Bank
offered
p.
Thomson
Greenshields
,
if!
1283—were
composed of
&
Co., Ltd.,
Co.,
and
Provin¬
of Canada.
Que.
$600,000
town improvement bonds offered
March 28
was
sold to
a
syndi¬
cate
I!"
composed of the Canadian
National
Bank,
Credit - Quebec,
•{'!
Inc., Florido, Matteau & Fils, Inc.,
Placement
Kennebec
Inc.,
and
Veillet, Anglois & Courtemanche,
Inc., as 5s and 6s, at ia price of
$
95.14.
«l.i
Suddenly,
New
undercurrent of excitement in
cancer
a new
research laboratories.
word
appears
in the leu¬
are
already in
use,
research dollars
every
to
now
leukemia-related
six of its
research.
Your
gift to the American Cancer
Society makes this support possible.
The word is hope.
drugs
duced in
Most
prolonging
laboratory animals has been cured.
Your
gift helps keep alive that giant
word-—hope.
important, there is growing evidence
Fight
send
a
cancer
check
to
with
your
a
checkup—and
Unit of the
that leukemia—one of the foremost diseasekillers of children
virus.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
an
nation's
Society is
of
one out
on
Dollard-des-Ormeaux,
"17
the
the lives of leukemia victims. Leukemia in¬
208,000 city im¬
awarded
a
1
Quebec
bonds
27—v.
April
break-through leading to the control of
giving
There is
leu¬
cancers.
The American Cancer
kemia story.
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
March
1
1976
Arvida,
At:
J I.
April
Due
from 1967 to
provement
on
1966 inclusive.
all
a
might someday be
through in the control of all cancer!
follows:
as
$50,000
hope for the discovery of
kemia vaccine—which
re¬
Credit
Quebec,
Inc.,
Durocher,
Rodrigue & Co., Ltd., and Florido
Matteau
&
Fils, at a price of
97.077, a net interest cost of about
it presents
Why is this
—
so
may
be caused by
a
important? Because
a
group
&
Canadian Bank of
A.
Prairie Farm,
Sand
and
to
—
Gundy
Lake, Stanford, Sioux
'4.!
"
as
Credit
Ltd.,
a
Veillet, Langlois & Courtemanche,
Barron,
Creek,
';»}'
b
syndicate headed by
Canadienne Nationale,
price of 97.67, a net interest
of about 6.12%, as follows:
Cumber¬
Prairie
:::l|
syndicate
Banque Provin¬
a
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
..
Almena,
,.li
fi
as
602,000
•"
•
6.41%,
the
to
at a price of
net interest cost of about
from
WISCONSIN
.
Placements Kennebec, Inc.
of Dec.
as
awarded
Mitchell, of New York City.
1f
follows:
March 14—v. 193, p. 1068
on
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
l{
■ft
at
Canada,
Inc., Florido Matteau & Fils, Mor¬
gan, Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd., W.
C. Pitfield & Co.,
Ltd., Societe
de
Placements,
Inc.,
Belanger,
Inc., Durocher, Rodrigue & Co.,
a
the Banque
—were
1,
1972.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
awarded to
were
$760,000 vari¬
town improvement bonds of¬
1962 to
from
1
Dec.
on
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Gaston Laurent,
Duvernay, Quebec
(EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $790,-
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
&
a
of
composed
Co.,
Ltd.,
the
Commerce, and
Co., Ltd.,
as
5J,4s
price of 98.276,
cost
of
about
a
5.85%.
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