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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic$
ESTABLISHED 1839
New York
6047
Number
193
Volume
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, April 17, 1961
General1 Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
stock
lOc-par-value
the
corporation.—V.
of
Aerojet-General Corp.
Registers
—
the
stock
In This Issue
propellants,
develops
designs,
and
detection
produces
and
Stock and Bond Quotations
are
Atomic
working
addition
In
New
end
indebtedness,
to
stock.
common
common
Stock Exchange
—
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Boston
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Exchange
Detroit Stock
.___
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific
Stock Exchange
Coast
Co.
Exchange
Stock
Montreal
Stock
Toronto
Exchange
Markets
Over-the-Counter
Duffy
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
through
—V.
tional
acted
Co.
selling
the
and
company
set
severally
representative,
as
This
Shields
Co._l___
Bache
&
"Stone
Higginson
Reynolds
to
7,000
McConnick
Burnham
6,000
Co.____
&
&
4,000
Co._
Bacon,
Whipple
Hickey
&
3,000
3,000
Co
&
Co
193,
1553.
p.
writing
Allan
terms
of
income of your company for 1960 was $2,038,Si.400,905 in 1959.
In addition, there was a
in 1960 to adjust for Federal income taxes,
and
a
$1,500,000 in 1959 representing estimated
net
proceeds from the
settlement of stockholders' suits.
"In
March
1960
your
company's $4 prior preferred shares were
retired
through an exchange for common shares,
thereby reducing
the
claim of preferred securities by
$1,702,240.
"In
that
same
month
we
closed a renegotiated $15,000,000
bank
loan on a long-term basis at the old rate of 5%. in a rising money
"The
986
operating
net
with
compared
charge of $350,000
special credit of
market.
59c
sinking fund debentures
before they were due, reducing
the
company's indebtedness by $2,980,326 under the previous year.
"In
that
same
month, a revised agreement was signed with Webb
&
Knapp
Inc.,
extending
to June
1,
1961, Alleghany's option to
take
title
to
the
Courthouse
Square
Development in Denver,
and
i960
December
"In
called
were
for
exchanging
1976.
1,
for
1961,
in
of
personally
the
real
"At
year-end
with
compared
attributable
to
years
of a Webb & Knapp subsidiary, due
of Webb & Knapp itself, payable June
note
$4,300,000
a
estate
the
of
two
note
$4,000,000
a
last
the
redemption,
guaranteed
William Zeckendorf,
by
Sr.,
President
company.
the net assets for the common stock were $84,699,669
$105,739,328 on Dec. 31, 1959,
the difference being
the
decline
in
market
value
of
securities
in
the
portfolio.
"The
material
a
Feb.
on
increase
the
in
the
in
in
stood
that
available
assets
net
beginning
the
your
&
company
of
1961
the
for
is
reflected
common,
in
which,
92,721,958.
at
company
Ohio
Railroad
year
Baltimore
holdings
"In
1961,
28.
"During
since
market
improved
in
made
Co.
January
of
a
and
substantial
further
investment
increased
its
and
other
have
we
Allan
on
April
1,068,300
During
of
P.
Kirby
13
common
those
common,
Registered—
five
169,800
Securities
purchases
trading
days,
warrants
for
and
The
48
193,
May
on
April
of
as
Notices 48
45
April
forms
7 of
Kirby acquired 707,100 shares
like number of common. In addi-
all
of
preferred
stock
is
1961
15,
shares Mr. Kirby has contracted
from Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
Inc.— Common
Petro-Products,
Sold—
underwrit¬
Stock
March 16 offering circular, an
a
consisting of Darius, Inc., Miller Securities
Corp., N. A. Hart & Co., Inc., and Street & Co., Inc. of¬
fered and sold 150,000 shares of this firm's 10-cent par
common stock at $2 per share.
incorporated under the laws of the
under the name of Allied Petroleum
Corp. but not by the present stockholders.
By amendment to its Cer¬
tificate of Incorporation its name was changed to Allied Petro-Chemicals, Inc. on June 27, 1959 and to Allied Petro-Products, Inc. on Dec, 7,
1959.
Its
executive
offices are
located at 1445 City Line Avenue,
Overbrook Hills, Pa., and its plant is located at 41 Edgewood Avenue
BUSINESS—The
of Florida
company
on
Jacksonville,
June
30,
the
p.
into
9/10
stock
common
of
Telephone
to
April
share
common
a
& Telegraph
per
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$
'
$
$
94,462,502
32,693,312
28,970,545
65,326,483
57,151,402
taxes.—
4,679,127
6,385,102
10,952,686
13,445,509
taxes__
3,320,651
3,274,885
6,645,220
6,554,481
income
charges
9,300,412
8,587,392
19,358,287
17,311,110
3,778,437
5,366,819
9,073,275
11,236,755
Federal
expenses
income
Other
operating
operating
Net
after
—'V.
193,
,
1553.
p.
estimated
proceeds
to
the
company
amounted
to
order
priority
and
shown:
The
with
and
Improvements
Machinery and Equipment
Increase
in
Inventory
in
Sales
Accrued
for
$30,000
25,000
35,000
35,000
Promotion
Current
and
corporation
SEC
the
voting stock
writing.
The
Unpaid
Working Capital
Louis,
St.
Inc.,
30,000
offered
be
Income
44,000
Tax
Officers'
Salaries
20,000
23,833
14,667
$227,500
Mo.—Files
With
to
are
has
SEC
letter
a
class
of
($10
par
notification
of
cumulative
5%
B
without
share),
per
non¬
under¬
used
be
inventory,
for
development
and
of
,
Arkansas Power &
giving
filed
1961
shares
at
i ■
proceeds
The
28,
March
on
covering
to
products.
new
issued
interested
Light Co.—Financing—.
under
order
an
until May
presons
the
Holding
Act
hearing upon
Company
1961, to request a
1,
of Little Rock. Arkansas
Power
proposes
to offer and sell at competitive bidding
$12,000,000
of
first mortgage bonds
due 1991, the net proceeds to be used for
the
bond
financing proposal of this company,
additions
property
improvements.—V.
and
193,
This
firm,
statement
class
A
of
with
West
71
the
stock,
23rd
SEC
be
to
Street,
April
on
p.
1447.
offered
7,
for
New
1961,
public
for Offering—
York,
filed
covering
sale
'
"•
'
Automated Procedures Corp.—Files
at
$3
a
registration
shares of
share. The
110,000
per
offering will be made on a best efforts basis through Jay W. Kaufmann
Co., which will receive 45 cents per share selling commission. The
statement also includes 22,000 outstanding class A shares
&
registration
sold
the
which
were
share,
new
to
sell
The
1952
its
shares
the
of
is
underwriter
company
by stockholders at one cent per
the underwriter after the offering
In addition, the company has agreed
22,000 five-year warrants to purchase a like
shares
at
from
$4
to
$5
(formerly Clinton Tabulating
remained
present
sold by
be
completed.
common
and
processing
to
underwriter
which shares may
of
amount
Construction
Reserve
Industries,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1
after
Plant
of
share.
2013.
Fla.
$72,500.
of
rate
1961,
preferred
per
102,282,676
1951,
deducting underwriting commissions and expenses, find¬
expenses
of the
company,
aggregating approximately
These proceeds will be used for the following purposes in the
fee,
3,
May
on
47,217,924
company
PROCEEDS—The
er's
Pre-
49,993,502
was
business consists of (1) re-refining and blending of
various previously used and semi-refined petroleum products into auto¬
motive,
aircraft and diesel lubricants, and (2) custom refining and
re-refining of various petroleum and chemical products for the U. S.
Air Force, railroads, truck lines, ship yards, air lines, chemical com¬
panies, road contractors and other ihdustries.
The
redemption
for
convertible
at
192,
share—V.
A
called
has
outstanding $1.10 convertible class A
share-, plus accrued dividends of 10 cents
inclusive,
1961
Net
group
South,
Redeem
697.
p.
Pursuant to
State
Inc.- -To
Co.,
its
$26.50 per
Andrews
ing'
including
indebtedness
to certain
Operating revenues
6.
Mr.
a
at
The
28,
100,000
included
common
Allied
other fields,
In addition
Manufacturing
corporation
inclusive,
stock
Allan Corp., bought 191,400 shares
Banking & Trust Company
Exchange
between
into certain
company
ferred Stock—
the
Repayment of Indebtedness to First Pennsylvania
Commission
3 and April
shares and warrants of Alleghany Corp.
filed
showing
American
48
the Kirby management group owned 151,960 shares
2,013,310 share's
of common and 515,740 warrants.
of 55,000 common and 22,000 warrants over
Increase
interests."-
Stock Purchases
—
7,
reported
purchase
—V.
broad¬
theater
its business
the
stock,
radio
and
through its American Broadcasting Co.
operations, conducted by subsidi¬
picture
increase
an
figures
The
to
April
was
$227,500
1961.
purchased, as of April 4th, 50.000 shares
of
Transamerica
Corp.
which we regard as a highly promising In¬
vestment
which
may
complement certain of our
current holdings.
Transamerica
is
a
holding company, which numbers, among its sub¬
sidiaries
a
group
of
life,
fire
and
casualty
insurance companies
with
nation-wide
representation, a real estate development company,
addition,
of
to
and
for
offered
be
Operating
preferred,
This
to
Plans,
1445.
p.
common.
the
special
expanded
preferred
'
As
Jr.,
u:
said:
has
It
American
company,
stock,
supplied by amendment.
activities are television
generally
Period End. Feb. 28—
personal holding
Option
Stock
common
common
employees pursuant
key
principal
on
motion
1,000
4.
Ireland,
of
shares
be
to
are
carried
and
1,000
1,000
a
368,165 shares of
(1)
and
Restricted
1959
has outstanding 4,226,536 shares of
common
stock, of which no person owns beneficially 10%
or
more.
After the sale of the
140,000 shares, the selling stockholder will own
204,050
shares
(4.83%) of the outstanding common stock.—V. 193,
1,000
1,000
April
T.
outstanding
company's
class
of
1960 annual report on
and President Charles
issued its
P. Kirby
corporation
Chairman
officers
certain
and
by the trustees of the Edward John Noble Foundation
through underwriters headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
and Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons.
The public offering price and under¬
of
Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
tion,
The
to
1950
aries.
Consolidated Statement of Condition of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
3,000
Inc.—
47
Member
System
Reserve
Federal
3,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
Alleghany Corp.—Annual Report—
April 12 covering:
cn
offered
140,000
casting,
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition
Statement of
3,000
■
Theatres,
public! sale
Corporation and Investment News-1
Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
.
Reinholdt & Gardner
Westheimer
&
Co.__
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__
Harris, Logan & Co.____
Mullaney,
Wells & Co.__
Norris & Hirshberg Inc._
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.
Strader and Co., Inc
United Securities Co.____
7,000
7,000
7,000
6,000
Co
Corp._,
Inc
Co.—
&
Christensen, Inc
._
Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
—_____
the SEC
be
company's
(2)
State and City
&
Prescott,
Co.,
&
Goodbody
V.
Peters,
&
Co._____________
&
Hayden,
Lee
Writer
75,000
Jackson
Curtis
v
■
Broadcasting-Paramount
the
General
Shares
10,000
&
Webber,
Paine,
voting control of the company
ownership of its common stock.
indirect
phonograph records and publishing.
for whom Shields
to purchase from the
aggregate number of shares
Shares
retain
will
and
firm, of 7 West 66th Street, New York, filed a registration state¬
stock,
and
agreed
the
stockholders
direct
801.
p.
with
ment
Miscellaneous Features
their names:
opposite
directors
and
their
193,
involved.
amount
Division,
named below,
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock.
common
Registers—
i
Addi¬
155,000 shares of this firm's common stock.
financing details follow:
sale of
exercise
for issuance upon
reserved
shares
12,500
purchase
American
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Outstdg.
*t§334,750
12,500
the amount of
reflecting cash
^Officers
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
37
Details—
to
substantial
National
the company has
General Tire owns
voting power pf the
Financing
No. of Shares—
900,000
company
in
$105,000,
38
38
43
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
10th issue reported the April 5th offering and
Our April
&
Additional
—
common
warrants
stock
common
is presently indebted to Louis E. Cutler and John R.
$52,500 to each of them, or an aggregate of
advances to the company from 1952 through
1960.
These persons have- agreed to exchange the principal amount of
said indebtedness for 40,000 shares of common stock to each of them,
olr an aggregate of 80,000 shares. The conversion price of $1.31 V4 per
share was arbitrarily determined, taking into consideration the offering
price hereunder, the
restrictions imposed on these shares
and the
tThe
13
25
30
35
35
35
35
37
The
Alberto-Culver
the
warrants
purchase
include
not
warrants
of
Exchange____ 37
37
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
preferred stock,
and
83.6'v.
of the
company's outstanding stock.—V. 192, p. 1193.
3,842,005
York
Exchange (Stocks).
York Stock
New
a
4,581,501 shares of
shares, being
outstanding
shares of
of
the issuance of shares of common
and
Corp.
10c)__
(par
stock
,:'Does
requirements.
capital
the issuance
the underwriter:
by
stock
Common
Page
portable gas cooled nuclear power system
for the
Energy Commission and small nuclear power plants for
use
in space vehicles for the Air Force and the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration.
Another subsidiary is active in communica¬
tions and data transmission, advanced telemetry sciences, guidance and
control and other equipment; a division engages in studies and produc¬
tion
of
package sorting and handling equipment;
and the company
operates a facilities engineering service for the design and construction
of missile test facilities.
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will
be used in part ($6,000,000) to repay short-term indebtedness owed to
General Tire & Rubber Co., parent; and the balance will be applied
to
the
repayment of short-term bank loans.
Such indebtedness and
bank
loans were incurred to finance
capital additions and increased
developing
subsidiary
shows the capitalization of
adjusted to give effect to the
as
Authorized
equipment based upon infrared radiation, an advanced tor¬
for the Navy and other underwater and anti-submarine
devices, and other ordnance products.
The company and a
warfare
and
sold,
General
American
to
Common
system
pedo
16
cancellation of indebtedness,
in
stock
common
table
following
stock
March
of
as
the
•
11,
to
suplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the research, development and manufac¬
ture of rocket engines for military and space exploration purposes.
It
also conducts chemical research and development programs relating to
guidance
of
purchased
1961, covering
be offered for
public sale through underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. The
interest
rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms will be
new
company
issuance
Proposes Debs.—
Azusa, Calif., filed
—
corporation, of 1100 West Hollyvale street,
a
registration statement" with the SEC on April
$15,000,000 of sinking fund
debentures due 1981,
This
MISCELLANEOUS
CAPITALIZATION—The
registrar of
193, p. 905.
beertr*appointed
Copy
a
News
INSURANCE
•
the
has
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
common
INDUSTRIAL
•
Electronics, Inc.—Appointment—
Adler
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
$1.25
inactive
until
January
per
share.
Corp.) was organized in
when it commenced
1960
It is a service bureau offering customized data
which involves the breaking up of complex account¬
business.
service
operations into simple tasks performable by its machines. The
$269,000 net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to purchase
additional
machinery and equipment,
new
or
used, as required.
ing
In
the
addition
22,000
shares
cf
to
shares
class
B
certain
of
class
stock
indebtedness,
A
and
stock
25,000
the
company
has
outstanding
by the underwriter, 153,000
warrants. Calvin J. Kohler, Presi-
owned
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
2
Secretary and Treasurer, and Fred S.
33Vh% each of the class B stock and
All of
the
outstanding class A and class B stock was
purchased by the three
officers from the company for
cash. The book value of outstanding shares is about
12
Scheintaub,
Abraham
dent,
Vice-Fresident,
Kohlev.
•warrants.
originally
$10,000
cents
in
own
share.
per
David
the
conditioner,
air
automobile
missile research
and circulation, is
give
to
in
Boston.
cooling
35faster
gives
drain
power
and
distributed
the
days.—V.
193,
country,
p.
and
automobile dealers
to
and
be available
the
public
the
Turnpike Authority
index. The news this week as to
Massachusetts
million
D-J
fcur-week
float
indeterminate
Thus,
last
the
and
backlog
total
are
heading for,
30
we
Jan.
when
formal
that
or
A.T.&T.
intervening
overloading
is twofold: one, the
again increased but, two, the
the financing
down
have
Total
projection by
fractional amount.
a
underwriting
week marked
volume, $424 million, of corporate 'bonds for public sale
in the way of corporate equity financing. There is no
this week will be watching the $300 million U. S. Steel
by Morgan Stanley set for Wednesday, Aoril 19. This will create a
by
a
and
significantly large
comparatively little
further Government borrowing planned for this
*
Listed here
and
week's roll-over short-term auction.
The
28-day
estimate
reveals
float
is
marked
a
add
Apr. 24-Apr. 28__
in
offerings
than at
time in
any
the past
Corporates
Stocks
$77,707,000
375,483,500
29,071,109
17,900,000
1-May
5__
188,070,000
May
8-May 12__
44,705,000
Total
$748,850,500
week's
Last
data
$688,737,500
Total of
Total
Corporate
$424,275,500
91,800.000
May
million
$1
or
$500,161,600 $1,249,012,100
$328,822,890 81,017,560,390
Both
Financings
■■Municipals
$501,982,500 $109,334,000
467.283,500
107,911,000
.217,141,100,...
69,937,000
62,605,000
38,587,000
$611,316,500
575,194,500
287,078,100
101,192,000
$325,769,000 $1,574,781,100
$603,889,000 $1,621,449,390
slight
Total
IN THE
The gross total
total
prices
government securities,
and going,
not upped sufficiently to
to be cut and yields increased. In turn, this has tended to support the
whole. In view of investors' conviction they should be getting more for
were
market
as
a
Federal
their money,
it seems as though recovery sentiment will be more than the
Reserve will
be able to offset without monetizing more debt of unpalatable propor¬
tions.
heavy calendar of issues is not helping to support the existing bond price
A
level either.
raised $219,462,900. Of this
Additions to the Chronicle's cor¬
porate calendar of April 13 came to $259,070,000. The larger additions with dates
were $15 million Kingdom of Norway bonds, $50 million Atlantic Fund for Invest¬
Corporate public offerings in the week ending April 12
$134,350,000 were in senior debt obligations.
sum,
in
ment
Securities, and $100
Government
the
Additions to
in the week
million Continental Oil debentures.
municipal calendar added up to $75,512,000 and tax-exempts
sold
CORPORATE
BACKLOG
CONTINUES
TO
offering dates,
intentions to tap the capital market for investment funds,
total above last week's by $180 million. The increase from
corporate bonds is only about $50 million; or a total for both of about $230 million.
This tabulation is based on the issues covered in the April 13 issue of the Chronicle
numbering 412 all told.
and
local
clearly indicates the desire of issuers to seek a respite—despite Wm. McC.
April 11 contention that the price for bonds is higher now than it was
a
year ago.
Mr. Martin emphasized in his talk to the Association of Reserve
"nudging"
major credit for it. In
City Bankers that he is pleased with the results of the "all-maturities" or
policy but then incongruously and cleverly disclaimed any
fact, he credited the Fed with but a small part in bringing long-term interest rates
down from a year ago. He also stated that it was not fair to compare the interest
rate level before Feb. 20, when the new policy was adopted, and after.
President
Kennedy in
the
*\
.
we
.
his
results
are
press
conference
achieved
also
by
considering
different
the
of April 12 may have tipped off his displeasure
monetary authorities to date. He declared that
what
longer
range
steps
could
be
taken,
some
of
policy.
He did refer
to the difficulties imposed by the gold outflow problem, and that most likely is
what is keeping the whip from cracking, down on the Federal Reserve—so far.
Martin, in his talk, again bluntly told the administration the Fed has done all it
could to solve the cyclical unemployment; that he would not favor the printing
which
them
press
involve
changes
in
monetary
approach to structural unemployment. The solution, he added, besides leader¬
ship by government, labor and business, is to bring the price level down. Secretary
the
Treasury Dillon said the same thing in his appearance before the Joint
Economic Committee March 7 last. No specifics were suggested by
either the
of
monetary
or
the fiscal chiefs
as
economics in the "New Frontier"
If
to how this should be done. Life in the land
is not as simple as in Daniel Boone's time.
of
genuine recovery—more than a seasonal upturn—of sustained duration were to
or is occurring now, there naturally would be no problem from a political
occur,
point of view, and the backlog of such large proportions below would be dwarfed
by new cash investment demands. Until this takes place, the Administration will
Last Week
$1,452,892,500
(51)
179,179,900
(40)
$1,632,072,400
(88)
(91)
1960
551,543,860(217)
$442,405,390(101)
550,376,380(216)
$1,157,549,360(324)
$972,781,770(317)
;$2,838,054,860(412)
$2,604,854,170(408)
-
two
(69)
$698,589,000
(59)
$445,784,000
preferreds with dates amounting to $13 million
dates
without
of
$28,602,000;
of
issues
31
and
sinking fund
of
issues
BACKLOG
which
DECLINES
have
been
not
SLIGHTLY
crystalized
as
indicate
yet
—Indeterminate Backlog—
This Week
,
stocks
Last Week
.
first
7
.
$1,600,000,000
bonds_____^$l,500,000,000
and
was
$4.2
billion.
quarter
HIKE
'
ended
IN
with
SEC
REGISTRATIONS
the
Registrations Filed
of
528
—
First
Month of
Quarter
March
333
171
484
253
_528
300
1959_:
31 this year were 474 compared to 414 for
March 30 of last year. Last March 27, the writer estimated filings might come to
419 for the first three months of 1961. Throwing this estimate off was the abrupt
pending
Registrations
rise from
44
as
of
March
registrations in the next to last week to 133 for the last week of the
quarter just ended. Registrations for the first week of April, as of April 6, dropped
from previous week's 133 to 19 and pending statements from 474 to 467. Unprocessed
statements as of March 31 were estimated by the SEC to come to $3.5 billion—
a
number
and
sum
There
are
three
that
promises
LARGER
equipment
a
very
busy,
overworked
FORTHCOMING
trust
certificates
SEC
staff.
ISSUES
among
the
following
securities
of
of April 17-21: $50 million Atlantic Fund for Investment in U. S. Government
Week
Inc.,
common;
140,000
shares
of
Majestic
Specialities,
Inc.,
common;
equipment trust certificates; $9 million Winston-Muss Corp., debentures; $20 million
Mack
lion
Trucks, Inc., debentures; $300 million U. S. Steel Corp., debentures; $12 mil¬
& Rockland Utilities, Inc., bonds; $35 million Transcontinental Gas
Orange
Corp., bonds; $15,393,900 U. S. Freight Co., debentures; $15,093,600
Inc., debentures; $10,288,000 National Airlines, Inc., debentures; and
in Municipals—$8 million Dallas, Texas; $3,425,000 Sayreville School District, N. J.;
Line
Pipe
Xerox
Haloid
.
tax-exempts backlog of issues with affixed dates is down
Martin's
this time
and
215,000 shares of Charles of the Ritz, Inc., common; $6 million Missouri Pacific RR.,
CLIMB
possessing clear-cut
manage to pull the
with
7
Securities,
Equities in the total backlog of corporate securities with and without
The total state
inflation
price
the Laos problem.
(significantly larger size:
through April 12 were $139,024,000.
TOTAL
will also act
surprisingly record high figure
registrations filed with the SEC. These figures make an impressive story:
year's
The government bond
kept a steady level under the influence of the impression held that the
Reserve will move even more energetically into long terms than it has if
Federal
on
Vice-
Ahlstrom,
Arne
of formal and indeterminate corporate backlogs come to $4.3 billion.
week
inventory not only in municipals but also corporates.
market
bringing
as
$606,005,500(107)
i
STEEP
threatening to go, into equities if reoffering yields were
more attractive level.
Dealers cut prices in a few instances to move some of their
and
last
Municipals' total.
PAST WEEK
or
unsold
MacKenzie,
T.
and
Theatres.
corporate
meeting greater resistance by investors looking for price concessions
were
S.
said the Swedish firm
decline of $100 million compared to last week's estimate. New prospects
lined up for this indefinite backlog of larger size
are:
American Export Lines
plans to sell $17,250,000 FMA contingent liability mortgage bonds; Pennsylvania
Power & Light Co. plans to raise $56 million in external financing; and West Coast
Telephone may raise most of $12 million in construction costs in securities.
a
two weeks tended to indicate that bends, particularly
The past
difficult
as
14,
division,
Boiler
Corporates $15,000,000 Aerojet-General's
rough dollar total
This
CHANGES
a
to
more.
$35,000,000 Port of N. Y. Authority to May 3 and to
Add
NOTE:
E&vV's
without
economy
INDETERMINATE
The
The
*
lor
April
on
debentures, and 140,000 shares of American Broadcasting Para¬
than last week's
one-half smaller
approximately
decline
Bonds
Apr. 17-Apr. 21__
Sales
of
agreement
$1,680,505,500
are
mount
several weeks.
Corporate
the
NOTE: Add N. Y. Port Authority's $35,000,000 to Municipal's total
period will, of course, change this outlook.
municipal
and
the
preferreds
eight
drop off with the third week, as seen now, half as large as the second week, and
the fourth week one-fifth as large as the third week. The shift of undated issues
four-week
Swedish
$300,000 and less ivith dates and 73 without dates; and four Equip¬
ment Trust Certificates totaling $21,555,000.
following week, April 24-28, a reversal in financing pattern is set to occur
when an equity volume four times the dollar amount of corporate bonds ($90 mil¬
lion) is slated to be raised. The remaining two weeks (May 1-12) show a precipitous
the
Presicient
Total municipals with dates
The
into
announcing
bonds
SEC registrations have presagingly declined.
are at, the crest of the financing wave that began
stockholder rights offering entered
the four-week
'
last week's
below
In
in
Aktiebolag
the
sale, erection and serv¬
equipment
and
in the
processes for pulp mills
pulping
sui.ite
which
under
owe.ien,
pace
about $200 million more than last
tally but the addition of municipals for this period brings the float for both
Everyone
magnesium oxide
magnesium base
of
with
agreement
agency
S. A.) in the
(MgO)
recovery
(U.
Corporate bonds with dates
$1,485,450,500 (56)
Corporate bonds without dates;
195,055,000 (32)
28-day visible corporate supply adds up to
week's
an
Stockholm,
Total Formal Backlog-
visible supply.
The
signed
of
B&W
This Week
$175-$177
negotiation and by the breakthrough in
backlog
Swedish
Sweeten.
debt burden is just
our
With
Agreement
—
of
rate
and
has
Linbanor
represent
BROWN
SIDNEY
Co.
Wilcox
Managing Director of Nordstroms,
the uncomfortable decision to postpone the
made last week by
to
will
icing of
licensing
1223.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
was
firm
retail
will
&
company
Nordstroms
noise level than on other
lower
find
By
Tike
in design to motors
and fuller air cir¬
in
being
is
throughout
few
a
less
Vornado
outlets
which
conditioners.
air
The
incorporating
.
faster, more thorough cooling
being made by Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc. of
developments
with
culation,
Impeller," a device similar
"Turbo
rockets,
in
auto
News
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
.
Firm—Licensing Agreement—
under
patented
used
Rabcock
President of the automobile radio, air conditioner
manufacturing firm, said the air conditioner is being
the name "Vornado Auto Air Conditioner." It features
Housman,
antenna
and
marketed
Product—
Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc.—New
A0 new
,
(1686)
Ind.; $3.4 million Phoenix, Arizona: $4.5 million Calleguas
Calif.; $4.4 million Tillamook County, Ore.; $8.7 million
Oklahoma City, Okla.; $49,955,000 Public Housing Administration, Washington, D. C.
$3.4 million Logansport,
Municipal Water District,
Week
of April 24-28: 88,977 shares of Calif. Financial Corp., capital;
Publishing Co., debentures; $368,000 shares of Duke
Crowell-Collier
common;
$12
million
Power
Co.,
240,000 shares of Heath (D. C.) & Co., common; $27 million National Fuel
Co.,. debentures; 240,000 shares of Microwave Associates, Inc.,
million Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., bonds; 3,149,615 shares of
Gas
common; $15
New England
Co., common; 350,000 shares of Victoreen Instrument Co.,
common; 150,000 shares of General Precision Equipment Corp., common;
120,000
shares of Grolier, Inc., common; $7 million Madison Gas & Electric Co., bonds;
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);
Telephone & Telegraph
$4,510,000 Minneapolis, Minn.
of May 1-5: 300,000 shares of Lytton Financial Corp., capital; $50 million
Telephone Co. of Pa., debentures; $15 million (Kingdom of) Norway; 132,570
of Sierra Pacific Power Co., common; $100 million Continental Oil Co.,
Week
Bell
shares
debentures; $15 million Washington Gas Light Co./ bonds; $4.8 million Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy RI-L, equipment trust certificates: and in Municipals—$4,436,000
Pima
Cty. H. S. District, No. 1, Ariz.; $13,120,000 Grand Rapids, Mich; $30 million
Angeles Sch. Dist., Calif.; $4,110,000 State Teachers' College, Texas; $7.5 million
Port of Seattle, Wash.; $8.8 million Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, Miss.
Week of May 8-12: $30 million Peoples Gas Light & Coke Corp., bonds; 300,000
shares of CTS Corp., common; $4,155,000 N. Y. Central RR., equipment trust cer¬
Los
tificates;
million
$6.5 million Sierra Pacific Power Co., bonds; and in
Cincinnati, Ohio; $7.5 million San Diego Cty., Calif.
Municipals—$21.5
April 13, 1961.
1
Number 6047
Volume 193
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
included
procurement representative for European manufactured components
MgO recovery units.
is
a
major Swedish manufacture of mechanical han¬
as
debt
in
$476,082
shares
1,205,553
and
outstanding.—V.
value
par
the
of
(1687)
193,
of
stock,
common
$1
mill accessories.-
paper
The
the
steel
of
and
rods
The'
operation.
Steel
Electric
angles.
Roanoke
the
with
scale
production
for
plant
Andresen
April 12 the signing of an agreement
experimental continuous casting steel
announced on
country's first
company
license
to
various other
equipment including crc.nes, conveyors, feeders and
dling
April
Wilcox
conducted
has
of
study
a
shares
reached
was
casting
the
several
past
B&W
its' subsidiaries
and
including
of capital
systems
and
nuclear
used
sale
Portland,
Investment
goods
com-
.
the
bank
sale
loan,
—V.
193,
expenses
income
taxes__
Federal
Other
operating
Net
operating
taxes
193,
C.
after
The
—V.
of
Company,
SEC
of
shares
193,
the*
SEC
6%
value
par
A
proceeds
This
stock
1961
24,
$25)
filed
$125
to
be
used
for
A
stock
class
of
The
working
to
be
SEC
on
offered
be
made
company
registered
B
stock
$25)
limited
only
in
will
consist
and
in
units
of
The
with
corporation
the
be
to
SEC
Weill,
Y.
N,
our-
notification
of
letter
a
statistical
M
two
filed
of
$10
at
basis
April 6 sold the first
of San Francisco and New York, on
a total of $10,000,000 in 6% secured notes"
purchased by a group of institutional lenders
headed by the Ford Foundation.
$4,000,000 of
being
and
10-year loan is to finance the acquisi¬
additional equipment to be leased by the Boothe concern, one
nation's largest leasing organizations, and to refund bank loans
tion
of
the
of
outstanding,
now
D.
will
lenders
act
agreement,
in
Life
Mutual
State
of
Co.
surance
Continental Assurance Co. and Commonwealth
'
Co.
1
June
receivable.
rentals
October.
explained,
drawn
be
on
or
will be secured by a collateral pool of
repayments of principal will be required until
the
agreement,
collateral.
of
funds
the
in
will
turn,
"Funds
to
added
additional
pool.
collateral
right
the
made,
are
permit
to
the
has
firm
payments
released
are
be
Bootlie
the
rental
As
available
made
of
Boothe
Mr.
acquisitions
said, "now make
for our company to undertake many additional lease pro¬
terms of five
to ten years:—heretofore a
difficult period
possible
for
grams
will
loan
$10,000,000
It
year.
No
of
terms
substitution
it
the
of
1966.
Under
which,
,
.
this
Life Insurance Co.,
The Guardian Life In¬
Mutual
America,
of
Co.
Assurance
SECURITY—Balance
before
Massachusetts
are
America,
Insurance
Life
Also
reported.
loan
Trust Co.,
one
of the
in supervising the loan
participating with the Ford
American
the others
for
agent
as
the
announced.
President,
Jr.,
Bank
Fargo
Boothe
Mr.
Foundation
Boothe,
P.
LENDERS—Wells
loan,"
this
by
Boothe
Mr.
.
finance."
to
BUSINESS—Since
its
founding
la.te
in
Leasing
Boothe
1954,
Corp.
of equipment,
and the figure is climbing steadily. Included are industrial machinery
and equipment,
office and business machines, and specialized photo¬
graphic equipment, optical printers and accessories used in the motion
picture and television industries.
has
purchased
leased
and
than
more
worth
$54,000,000
.
At
the
present,
equipment
Borman
Shields
of
firm
lease
on
approximately
has
the
throughout
$44,000,000
nation.—V.
191,
p.
worth
502.
of
such
Foqd Stores, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Co.
&
made
offering
secondary
a
April
on
12
of Borman's common stock at $39 per
were purchased by Shields & Co. from
67,000 shares
The shares
share.
selling stockholders and no part of the proceeds will be
received by the company.
BUSINESS—Borman
gan
in
super
June,
All
in
Stores,
Food
Inc.
incorporated
was
in
southeastern
stores
chain
the
in
cash-and-carry
self-service
are
super
advertised brands and
its
own
private brands. Forty-five of the company's present stores
were
constructed within
the last ten years
and designed specifically
for supermarket operation.
It has been and is the company program
to,
increase
the number
of its
super
markets
in the Detroit area.
According to figures assembled and published by the Detroit News
Co., for the 1959 calendar year Borman Foods was the fourth largest
markets.
chain
in
Sales
net
The
the
sales
volume
total
in
26
ended
weeks
$1,051,679,
for
I960,
pared
like
compared
In
Act
per
1960.
It
1958
as
1940
of
the
of
the
in
a
has
closed-
fields
the
of
Dr.
Ernst
and
H.
stock
TOO t!h\
•
net
with
totaled
1959
fiscal
year
sales
1960
fiscal
year
the
in
stores
sales
$44,905,565
of
the
1959
of
fiscal
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
COMMERCIAL
William
Street,
of
Dana
3,
On
AND
Seibert,
net
noted
that
1960
was
a
year
down
for
of
a
and net of $1,433,267.
operated 56 stores compared
The company is now paying-
year.
of
the
company
10,
at
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Treasurer;
George
J.
1960 the com¬
Dec.
(Reg.
24,
I960,
U. S.
Morrissey, Editor.
Lexington
of
chain
a.
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate of
462
filed
a
registra¬
$12,125,000 of
covering
Thrift
Plan,
acquired
March
from
and
500,000
thereto
pursuant
7th
temporarily
registration
Oil
by
with
of
Co.
the
reported
31,
sus¬
respect
Denver.
issuer
The
its
request
becomes
order
April
on
1961
perma¬
of
that
11
the
were
stockholders,
to
the
for
Sam
H.
earnings
highest
Casey,
initial
period
of
loss of $330,521 in
a
total
in
the
three
for
any
President,
the
year
totaled
the
three
months
months
$5,000,000
were
$23,042,165
included
which
period
claim.
disclosed
Casey
1961
the
year-earlier
interruption
Mr.
—
17,
in
revenues
business
that
principal
at
call
a
Oil's
price
from
from
noted
repaid
total
the
the
104.71%
of
Casey
funded
$43,734,000
$51,478,500
step
the
in
of
Commonwealth
of
amount
the
noted
debt
its
at
the
would
6%
con¬
March
that
company's
additional
an
debt
$3,500,000
as
1961
$6 596
a
end,
year
and
-
down
1960.
reduction
of
April 5. 1961. Total bank notes on
against $24,900,000 on March 31, 1960.
31,
$37,137,100,
31,
on
amount.
March
on
1960
at
on
principal
that
stood
APPOINTMENTS—Commonwealth
agents
and
in
34
co-stock
new
co-transfer
San
New
Juan,
28%.—V.
193,
owns
shares
17%
of common stock,
and management
1116.
p.
for
bank
that
Mr.
program,
notes
date
had
been
$8,000 000
were
announced
corporation
Rubber
Co.,
co-registrars
Old
Colony
Conn.,
New
Boston
will
of
modernization
of
the
of
Duro
sales
its
as
operations
a
Gloss
of
the new
subsidiary
Corp.
Rubber
operations
company
of
the
acquisition will
of Clopay Corp.
are
under way
subsidiary and for
Plans
new
facilities.
manufacturing
Trust
the
Co.
has
been
corporation.—V.
appointed
193,
p.
co-transfer
for class A
Coleman Engineering Co.,
Inc.—Common Stock Sold—
this company's com¬
co-stock
and
the
Credito
National
Ponce,
Boston,
will
stock
common
in
Park,
1961,
City
San
transfer
United
Ahorro
y
Bank
Juan
sales
listed
are
The
I.
of
and
States.
Ponceno
New
The
York.
Hanover
Y.,
is
-
agent
National
for
of
Bank
491.
profits were set by "Conair," of
the nine-month period
ending Feb.
stated
on
April
10.
Sales
of
a
profit of $81,785.91.
Current assets
President,
recorded
stock
transfer
as
First
p.
net
during
$1,036,704.74
The
193,
Systems, Inc.—Record Highs—
and
Nestel,
were
at
company's
continue
and
registrar—V.
as
N.
John
$1,088,711.63
with
with
earnings/share
in
traded
the
of
cents
22.3
Over-the-Counter
share.
per
Market.
Operating since June, 1957, the Long Island firm is engaged in the
design,
development
and
production
of
measurement
and
control
systems and instrumentation for military and commercial aircraft, and
cryogenic ground
Mr.
Nestel
diversified
individual
the
announced
components,
indicator
equipment.
support
also
introduction
in
the
market
of
several
devices, including "Quan-Test," the only all-in-one device
for
checking entire
liquid
quantity
gaging
systems
and
available
adaptable
the
and
to
wide
a
"Con-Temp,"
variety
temperature/pressure
a
critical
of
airborne
and
ground
applications.
Other
products
manufactured
contained
unit
tems
components,
of
and
for
liquid oxygen
testing
by
calibrating
and
and
portable
a
systems.—V.
"Conair"
complete
unit
the
include
for
first
self-
tachometer
field
shop
or
sys¬
testing
193, p. 9C8.
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Rights Offering—
This
corporation,
statement
with
for
of
cigars.
addition
in
is
cials
to
J.
of
the
of
Silberman
President.—V.
as
192,
p.
Container Corp. of
it
Board
capacity
stock
and
The
and
Board
of
manufacturing
indebtedness.
Management
common.
The
prospectus
Chairman
and
and
Stanley
S.
offi¬
lists
Keyser
5.
America—Acquires—
April
production facilities that will increase
especially in Western states,^
packaging,
5
Wesley
by
M.
purchased
has
145,000
a
custom-molded
and
other
"Although
we
consumer
are
packages,
materials
"With
price
Dixon,
Chairman
of
the
the
square-foot
plant in Los
containers
household
the Cal-Dak Co. to manufacture rigid plastic
packaging materials for foods,
from
techniques,
subscription
President.
company
other
on
date,
by amendment.
Eastman
the principal underwriter.
business
outstanding
plastics
of
announced
was
as
the stock sale will be used for ex¬
outstanding 1,361,888 common shares
corporation has acquired
sales
its
listed
the
in
has
now
preferred
7.86%'
own
Samuel
as
engaged
It
record
supplied
be
is
Co.
proceeds
Net
purposes.
The
to
are
&
to
proposes
held.
share
each
filed a registration
174,523
shares
of
offer this stock for sub¬
outstanding common stock at the rate of one
underwriting terms
Dillon, Union Securities
company
on
company
and
pansion
Fifth Ave., New York,
April
10
covering
529
SEC
The
holders
by
share
new
of
the
stock.
common
the
Public offering of 150,000 shares of
Co.,
Oil's
highs
paperboard
1556.
de
Banco
are
continue
Hyde
28,
products
agent
First
Consolidated Airborne
Record
New
Angeles
Coastal Dynamics Corp.—Appointment-
and
aopointed
Rico
Banco
are
'
The
Haven,
Rico
Trust
Commonwealth
firm.
in
name
expansion
on
Haven,
New
Puerto
has
Puerto
in
agents
Bank.
selling
undisclosed cash consideration
an
registrars
used,"
our
Mr.
development
it
is
items.
primarily,
basic
Dixon
of
fully
integrated
manufacturer
business is packaging, regardless
said.
a
many
important
new
that
we
of
of
plastics materials and molding
expand
our
manufacturing
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert,
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other
exchange,
indi¬
to
1960.
further
a
scription
manufacturing and 'sales
of
10
suspension
March
report
a
reduction
As
New
Avenue,
3,447,450
President,
Black,
group
a
Cincinnati
Bankers
and
history.
REDEMPTION—Mr.
$14,341,400
.
.
Patent Office)
3,
account
900
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
425
outstanding
has
Duro-Gloss
stock
states
compared
iuniof. subordinated
redeemed
be
and
,
of
the
company
income
May
on
The
doughnuts.
as
the
com¬
decrease
a
Mr.
Casey stated that additional calls of
these
debentures
were
contemplated by the company's board of directors. The debentures will
.
"of con¬
Publisher and President;
offices: 135 S. La kane
February 25, 1942,- at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funus.
Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
Chicago
March
NOTE:
and
and
$78,744,231
company
quarterly .dividends of 20 cents per share. On Oct.
pany
paid an additional 3%
stock dividend.
THE
$59,659,503
of
William
continued
under
totaled
I960
1959. For the fiscal year ended June
$98,390,164
and net totaled $1,735,338 com¬
the
37
24,
10
25
York',
New
Committee
withdrawal
ended
$13,426,336
Casey
April 17 that it. has
the assets and business
manufacturers
of
calendered rubber coatings, saturated fabrics and plastic coated textiles.
This acquisition, a further step in the Clopay program of diversifica¬
tion and expansion, will add to Clopay's lines of specialized vinyl and
polyethylene films the rubber and
plastic coated textiles made by
The
year,
debentures due.. 1972. On March 31, he
theie Was $13,250,100 principal amount.'of this issue
outstanding,
from
$16,234,000' at the 1960 year' end;
said,
satisfactory
operates
company
Duro-Gloss
the
order
by
compared with
31,
REDEMPTION
The
be
in
March
be
may
exemption
A
company's
from
vertible
Report Cerro reported
that con¬
from the $158,375,630 recorded in
Annual
$168,022,275
reasonably
by
frozen
The
$99,728,857,
last
hearing scheduled
for
April
12th
in
its
question whether to vacate or make
offering
months
agalinst
DEBT
Clopay Corp.—Acquires—
of
the
1335.
p.
the
March
redeem
of
counter-service restaurants
located
principally in New York City, and another is to be added
later
this year.
Its other principal activity is the manufacture and
sale
of
Chock
Full
O'Nuts
brand of
coffee which is distributed in
the New' York Metropolitan area
and in other areas in the eastern
and north-central sections of the United States and in Ontario, Canada.
The company has recently entered the instant coffee business and is
building a plant to manufacture, freeze and package frozen whole
wheat
doughnuts.
The
net proceeds
from the debenture sale will
be
added
to
general funds and will be used for general corporate
purposes,
including the current expansion program. The cost of the
maior
capital items of the program include $1,500,000 for construc¬
tion
of
a
frozen
doughnut
plant,
$1,400,000
for
acquisition and
development
of
properties
for
additional
restaurants, 500,000 for
capital improvements to and expansion of existing restaurants
and
$600,000 for
construction
of highway restaurants.
It is also con¬
templated
that
a
portion
of
the
proceeds will be
allocated to
working capital in
connection
with the expansion and development
of
new
marketing ■ areas for the sale of regular and instant coffees
acquired
for
the
on
following
quarterly
proceeds
Cerro.
for
company
official.-:
of
Employees'
accordingly,
Commonwealth's
as
adjustment.
President,
Koenig,
corporation
which
totaled
operations
.Street,
April
on
which
the
NET—The
in
that
ended
Plesset
President
York,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 7, covering $7,500,000
of subordinated debentures due May 1,
1981 (convertible on or before
May
1,
1971),
to
be
offered
for public sale through
a
group of
underwriters headed by F. Eberstadt & Co.
The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
$33,298 372
1448.
41st
commission's
$3,275,351. This
1960
6
1960
to
Chock Full O'Nuts
of
of
Co.—Suspension Permanent—
office
and,
three
stated
business
of
company
Oil
193,
his
In
purchase
the
the
quarter
engaged
company's
through
adviser.
investment
.
and
25
period
operation
p.
SEC
stock
taken
was
hearing,
in
and
market conditions for most of
the nonferrous* metals during a greater part of 1960 and by freedom
from strikes," Mr. Koenig told stockholders, "Cerro's subsidiary oper¬
ating in
Peru
increased
production
approximately 18%
over
the
previous year.
By the end of 1960. a record output of copper,
lead, zinc and silver in refined form had been sold.—V. 193, p. 1224.
The
of
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—News—
through the purchase of common
making of long-term loans, to selected
the
a
nent —V.
share
July,
in
Act
company.
general
principally
Chairman
after
rose
progress"
This
of
year.
P.
"Favored
sales.
of
Dec.
tinued
out¬
underwriters
in
period
with
During
with
the
totaled
$734,179
25,
Detroit
for
nationally
both
sells
company
$3.48,
previous
Robert
Michi¬
presently operates a retail food chain of 58
Michigan under the trade name "Food
and
1950
markets
Fair."
the
the
of
PROCEEDS—Furpose
in
East
Regulation
also
but
April
on
company's
sales
financing,
Off—
sales
March
company
the
cancelled
proposed
a
for
< *
or
net
$2,959,230.
will
consist
of
$970,000
stock, and 36,758 shares
stock.—V. 193, p. 1013.
same
company's
the
Corp.—Annual Report—
the
In
consolidated
1961, compared with $34,407 521
last year, a decrease of 3.2%.'
of
193,
120
the
regional
action
$1
a
law
Investment
of
with
in
pending
consolidated net income, before
depletion, or $10,559,050, or $3.99 per share, on the 2,646,1601 shares
outstanding Dec. 31, 1960.
This compares with 1959 earnings of $9,-
solidated
1960,
current
2308.
RECORD
California
investment
date.
capital,
and
Board
reported
091,586,
the
reported
the
stores
permanent
shares
of
share.
The
per
through
receive
adviser.
Cerro
Corp.—Sells Notes—This corporation,
Leasing-
30,
aggregated
of
manages
Operating
25,
ending
reflect
common
p.
SEC
registration
a
500,000
Gas,
Commonwealth
Boothe
Utah.
common
11
for
of
Calif.
2.3%.
ago.—V.
Committee
Registers
—
..
Cerro
Nov.
also
company
State
company
of
March
weeks
447
were
year
192,
The
Inc.
will
Company
primarily
concerns,
consultant
President
the
j,;
,
is
the
period
of
involved.
to increase inventory, reduce indebted¬
are to be used
working capital.
for
1961,, filed
30,
shares of. common stock (par 10 cents)
share, through Carter, Berlind, Potoma &
70,000
per
proceeds
and
ness
$4
at
York,
New
The
March
on
covering
offered
will
borrowings
one
and
is
technical industry.
portion of the net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to
retire
not
to
exceed-$150,COO of
subordinated debentures issued to
the
Small Business Administration,
and the balance to provide longterm
capital to small business concerns.
The prospectus lists E. IjLn
Plesset
Associates,
Inc.
as
the
company's
technical,
economic
and
Exchange Commission—
Files with Securities and
a
12
statement
—V.
A
North Hollywood, Calif.—<
on
asso¬
stock
common
short-term
The
the
ended
preferred
April
on
sales
above
shares
2,640
■
to
and
sale
none
which
under
management
providing
stock
business
the
there
tion
capital.
Angeles,
Business
Investment
debentures,
preferred
or
Co.,
Small
activities
of
convertible
of
of
Torrance,
subsidiaries
shares
ended
weeks
participations
(par
and
common
covering
public
for
&
organized
the
the
non-diversified
end
Los
10
all
an
on
was
under
under
Blvd.,
April
Westwood
the
by
licensed
is
in
in
completion
of
310,504
$102,069,085
12
Columbia
notification
underwriting
No
Industries,
Technical
Dempsey-Tegeler
commission.
f'''
It
and
$44,879,863
common
(par
offered
be
of
unit.
per
letter
a
class
to
shares
two
at
1281
with
will
systems.
track
its
convertible
period
for
The
to
stock,
common
debt;
with
the
stores
Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
(par
common,
are
of
and
corresponding
Sales
stock.
cate
1,320 shares of
class B common
of
For
firm,
headed
small
Blue Haven Industries, Inc.,
the
for
Common—
statement
and
test
months
seven
corporation
Denver
April
on
March
covering
preferred
Capital
the
company
capitalization
four-week
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$16,422,127 $49,094,385
the
of
Colonial Stores Incorporated—Sales
short-term
common
sale
retirement
is located
company
cumulative
This
adjusted
as
$250,000
a
1961—Month—1960
on
shares
class
of
The
1223.
p.
cents
25
and
1961
the
the
made
was
Redpath
premium.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Thrift Plan—
preferred
of
share
the
products
supersonic
a
the
long-term
pared
corporation
$251.' 2,640
Street,
Arch
1835
with
statement
of
standing
•
1960
year
&
a
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION—-Upon
700.
p.
the
with
Philadelphia, filed a registra¬
7, 1961, covering $50,000,000
of
40-year debentures due May, 2001,
to be offered for public sale
at
competitive bidding. Net proceeds of the sale of the* debentures
will
be used in
part to repay outstanding advances from American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(parent)
for general corporate purposes,
including property additions and
improvements; and the remainder
of
the proceeds
will be used for further construction expenditures.
The
tion
of
shares
of
SALES—For
sales
901.
S. Industries, Inc.,
&
offering
Net
655,003
at Jan. 15,
consisted of
$18,802,995
—V.
$5,372,870 $11,204,393 $10,827,903
4,723,406
10,046,450
9,598,095
$5,445,907
4,919,697
income
charges
and
p.
Sales
1961—2 Mos —1960
1961—Month—1960
Operating
calendar
the
for
from
for
share
per
quickly at
proceeds
company
parts,
operates
division
Butler Brothers—Sales Up—
$35,330,416 $34,096,656 $71,267,340 $67,870,395
22,922,885
21,881,857 45,906,543
43,197,305
5,131,300
4.917,400
10,472,500
10,021,900
1,830,324
1,924,529,
3,633,904
3,823,287
revenues
and
to
reported
shares
150,000
Period End. Mar. 31—
of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
of
the
additional
mechanical
for
Registers—
Operating
Instrument
by
for
$11.75
of
price
BUSINESS—Coleman Engineering Co., Inc., with headquarters in Los
Angeles, Calif., is engaged primarily in research, development, engineer¬
ing and manufacturing of missile ground handling equipment, electro¬
Act
Company
Co.
and
a
The stock sold
used
and
consolidate^ net sales of $3,422,000 and net income of $100,900 com¬
pared with 1959 sales of $2,582,000 and net of $117,700.
Consolidated
net
income in 1960 was reduced due to a loss of $64,300 experienced
by their recently formed Canadian subsidiary.
shares
Bell Telephone
of
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
applied
has
Me.,
financing
EARNINGS—Brooks
to the SEC for an order
declaring that it has ceased
to
be
an
investment
company;
and the commission has issued an
order
giving interested
persons
until April 20, 1961, to request a
hearing thereon.
The company also seeks withdrawal
of a prior
application
for exemption from certain specified provisions of the
Act.
According to the present application, since the Fund's organi¬
zation a
substantial number of
the banks and trust companies in
the state of Maine,
which had initially proposed to use applicant's
services,
merged
with
larger
banking
institutions
which operated
their
own
common
trust
funds.
These
changes
in
circumstances
reduced
the
need
for
applicant's
services
and on June 25,
1960,
its Board
of Directors voted to terminate its registration under the
Act and to cease to transact business.—V, 191, p. 2515.
of
Fund,
the
be
apply the proceeds from this
expansion of European operations, to carry
other working
capital purposes.
intends
at
by Auchincloss, Parker
PROCEEDS—Net
150,000
called
company
inventories
increased
Fund of Maine—Seeks Order—
Bank Fiduciary
This
Sold—
11,
petroleum, atomic energy, missiles and processing industries.
the
to
for
under
Stock
April
on
is
company
generally
PROCEEDS—The
equipment,
electronic
and
ponents, refractories, meters and controls
and tubular products.—V,
193, p. 699.
sale
a leading manufacturer of variable area
"rotameters."
The company's products
in industrial and laboratory work in various fields, including
chemicals,
process
suppliers
equipment,
generating
steam
major
are
were
meters,
are
at
years
for
company's common stock of which 138,000
offered to the public at $5.50 per share and
BUSINESS—The
flow
its Tubular Products division plant in
Beaver Falls,
Pa., and design work has now been completed for the
Roanoke unit. Operation of the facility by the Roanoke Electric Steel
Corp. will serve as the basis for B&W's continuing study, officials said.
the
for
Inc.—Common
Co.,
offered
Co.
12,000 shares were offered to employees of the company
at $5 per share. The stock sold quickly at a premium.
manufacturers
Va.,
&
13
ciates.
shares of this
under regular production
plant is designed to cast
six inches. Completion of
of 1962.
be operated on an experimental basis
product application conditions, the new
square bars
in the size range of three to
the facility is scheduled for the early part
To
&
agreement
Roanoke,
Corp.,
and
Babcock
Instrument
Brooks
stocK
mon
803.
p.
Nordstroms
3
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
4
facilities
of
take
to
packaging,"
not
plastics packaging market with
Co., now the Garmold Plastics
V.
1225.
p.
America-—Annual Report—
of
—V.
Capital expenditures in 1960tof $1,608,000 compared with $1,984,000
1959
and included,
in addition to machinery and equipment: the
cost of construction, of. a new plant in Schirmeck, France; part of the
cost of the Electron division plant in Tempe, Ariz.; cost of land and,
expenditures in. connection with a new refrigeration and air
conditioning; plant at Wauwatosa, Wis.; and the purchase of vacant
land
for
future
expansion adjacent to the company's El Segundo,
Controls
Co.
in
and
two
and
slight
a
low point
in backlog
during
of
quarter
first
the
sales
Controls'
1960.
demand
consumer
While
reduced
business,
since
have
we
sales
expect
we
concluded.
Controls Co. of America is a manufacturer of controls systems for
the
aircraft,
guided missile, computer, electronic,
vending, air con¬
ditioning, automotive, refrigeration, heating and appliance industries.
should
be
is2,
—v.
the
letter
of
SEC
covering
1961 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at parj
5,000
($10.per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to reduce loans and for
—V.
189,
to
suant
March
a
31
firm's
shares of this
3 cents per share.
publicly offered
at
has
must- be
provide
public
should
in
engaged
never
regarded
Inc. is a newly
formed corporation
business and investment in the company
Skyways,
BUSINESS—Copter
which
stock
common
par
no
speculative
wholly
as
will
The company
nature.
in
transportation
by
helicopter and
will be regulated as a
utility. Although the shares are offered as a speculation, it
be noted that if profits occur,
they are subject to limitation
'
law to reasonable levels. Management anticipates that; the "Com¬
pany will operate at a loss during the: initial period' of operation While
public use cf the company's service is de/eloped, and this period is
calculated
at approximately
18 "months. There can be no assurance
net
basic
expenses.
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
stock
Common,
(no
has
company
and
its
Corroon &
The
$998,858.
of
with $969,947, or $1.09
compared
President,
Jr.,
subsidiaries
and. its
income
net
376.
p.
disclosed
equal
$1.14
to
had
1960
year
12
the
in
annual
North
$953,929
of
in
$568,396
Coiroon
$998,858,
American
the
income
Co.
&
Reynolds
income
net
underwriting
the
and associated high frequency equipment, has sold its
Co., Inc., subsidiary to a private investment group, it
announced by Henry Feldmann, President of FXR, and
Meyers, President of Budd-Stanley.
instruments
C.
and
or
purchased
has
Corp.,
N. C.
will
executives
of
jointly
buying
This
is
Corp.
and
its corporate
other personnel are
retain
1950,
manufactures
full
a
line
oil-hydraulic
of
and
oil field equipment, fluid transfer
heaters and brass fireplace fixtures,
dumbwaiters,
and
space
gas
Dover is the nation's third largest
piston rings.
193,
manufacturer.—V,
electric
(traction type)
distribution area includes
East Tennessee and Virginia.
manufacturer supplying many
and
elevator
805.
p.
sale
cash
tronics
proposal
next
month.
Budd-Stanley
in
New
Syosset,
Group,
See
Engineering
Dunn
Corp.,
below.—V.
193,
York,
The
with
Co., Chicago, Ill.—Files With SEC—
company
the
$100)
SEC
of
The
proceeds
of
10
at
$1,500
to
preferred
be
are
filed
1961
share;
unit.
used
for
common
preferred
of
shares
per
A
class
A
capital.—V.
working
and
common
underwriting
No
is
191,
five
involved.
p. 1564.
contract with Lockheed Aircraft Corporation has been
Engineering Corp. of Cambridge, Mass., it has been
announced. Calling for the manufacture of a slystem for testing missile
and
satellite inertial guidance assemblies
and their components, the
new
contract
brings
to
more
than $500,000 the
total of contracts
between
the two companies during the past few months.
An
$82,000
awarded
The
Cream
of
Wheat
National
See
Corp.—Exchange—
Biscuit
Co.,
below—V.
183,
San
American
the
Stock
value of
par
Trie
Exchange,
decision
The
Exchange
distributes
been
Long
application
an
its
of
file
the
and
of
their
three
natural
are
shares
the
on
Pacific
the
on
divisions,
is
instruments
engaged
and
31,
192,
and
gas
and
produces
and
wells in Texas
had
company
oil
reserves
of 5,235,577
for
system
for
completion in August.
received a $70,000
of Florence, Italy,
gyros
of inertial guidance
The
testing
the
;
devices.
name
The
of
the company
has been changed from Dunn Engineering
Inc.
five shares of common stock, one 9% con¬
subordinated debenture due April 1, 1981 and
one
1964 warrant. The debentures, shares and warrants
included in the units may be transferred separately im¬
of
consists
vertible
mediately after the
working
to
receivable.
is convertible in'o two shares of
coir mon stock at the option
of the holder prior to April 1, 1966. The
warrants expire April 1, 1964 and entitle the holder to purchase as a
unit, two shares of common stock and one 9'J convertible subordinated
debenture due April 1, 19S1, at a unit price of $14.
BUSINESS—-Federal Shell Homes, Inc., Tallahassee, Fla.. builds shell
homes
in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia
ancl Florida. The company
formed a wholly-owned subsidiary in Puerto Rico in February,
1961
and is currently offering homes in that territory.
The homes are built
of wood on land owned by the purchaser and are completed externally
with roof, paint, doors, 'windows,
screens and trim.
The interior is
uncompleted except for flooring, ceiling joists and partition and closet
dividend
—V.
193,
barrels.
1225.
p.
Consolidated
Corp.—Class A
Stock Offered—
100,000 shares of Class A stock of
Consolidated Corp. at a price of $6 per share
of
offering
Electro
April 7 by Brand, Grumet &
was
Cutter Laboratories—Secondary
Completed—On April
13, Bache & Co. and Walston & Co., Inc. announced
completion of
offering of
secondary
a
the
shares
67,800
of
this firm's $1 par class A common stock.—V. 193, p. 1449.
made
and
Kesselman
Lrst
public sale of the company's clas sA
on
quickly at
The
brands,
all
announced
The
Trelles
with
facturer
is El
brands
in
Orleans.
DWG
Co.,
an
contracted
of
M.
annual
Trelles,
lower
buy
&
Co.,
business and
New Orleans
the
Inc.,
assets
La
it
almost
Volume
in
the
sells
of
50
years
about
$3
ago,
Louisiana-Texas
for
categories;
15
The
cents
is
million
and
company's
cigar
a
and
Its
area.
higher.
It
factory
manu¬
with
dis¬
principal
other
has
is
in
New
■
is
one
of
the
largest
cigar
manufacturers
in
the
United
Inc.
Seigel, Inc.,
the
This offering marked
shares. It sold
the
stock
offered,
50,000
shares
are
being sold by
shares by certain stockholders.;
Net proceeds-from the sale of the 50,000 shares being
company will be used to repay short-term bank loans, and
tools and dies used in the manufacture of a new line1 of
added
to
and
50,00
"=
sold for t.be
to purchase
.
incandescent
be
equipment.
The balance of the proceeds will
working capital and used for general corporate purposes;
commercial
.
which
price
to
Trelles
April 10.
established
on
concentrated
tribution
brand
has
corporation
including
was
Acquire—
Co.,
premium.
PROCEEDS—Of
the. company
DWG Cigar Corp.—To
a
&
lighting
Corp. and its subsidiaries design,
manufacture, and distribute a broad line of quality lluorescent and
incandescent lighting fixtures and equipment for commercial and indus¬
trial use.
In addition, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company manu¬
factures a line of household appliances
including broilers, rotisserieBUSINESS—Electro. Consolidated,
broilers
and
food
slicers.
,
,
SALES—In- the
seen
,
months ended Dec. 31, 1960,
the company had
sales of $831,165.
gross
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstand¬
capitalization of the company will consist of $1,350,000 of ?'/c
debentures due April 1, 1981; $93,049 in vari¬
ing
convertible subordinated
notes;
in
1,137,000 shares
of common. stock;
135.000 warrants which
stock purchase warrants.—V. 193, p.
and 113,700
1964;
Filtra-Sonic Corp.—Common
910.
Stock Offered—Pursuant
circular, Gregory-Massari, Inc.,
Beverly Hills, Calif., publicly
offered 51,250 shares of this firm's common stock (50
cents par) at $4 per share.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer Agent: Union Bank, 760 South Hill St.,
Los
Angeles, Calif. Registrar: Bank of
America, National Trust &
Savings Association, 660 South Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif.
BUSINESS—Filtra-Sonic Corp. was incorporated under the laws of
the State of
California on Sept. 6, 1960, the original name of the
company '"«s Filtra, Inc. which was changed to Filtra-Sonic Corp. on
to
Jan.
14 offering
April
an
326
Electro
debenture
studding.
expire
has been appointed transfer
disbursing agent for the class A stock of the corporation.
units are sold.
proceeds from the sale of the securities wi'l be
capital to be v^ed for general corporate purposes,
mortgage notes
increase
to
ous
Inc.—Appointments—
Inc.—Securities Offered—Pierce,
underwriting group
units, common stock,
convertible subordinated debentures
and' warrants of
Federal Shell Homes,
Inc.
Each unit, priced at $20,
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
Public
the
I960,
2120.
p.
advanced
an
and
design
the
products,
oil
Crestmont
California.
Dec.
for
Stock
American
in
scheduled
Engineering Corp. also announced it has
contract
from Officine Toscane Elettromecce.niche
Dunn
Eastern Can Co.,
application
is
contract
said.
President,
Dunn,
M.
ponents, Joseph
The Lockheed
Coast
.
in Texas and drills
gas
com¬
There
10.
common
the
increasing numbcy
of
geographical distribution.
wide
its
with
stock,
common
listed
remain
listing
by
electronic
Listing—
Associates,
said.
prompted
through
Crestmont,
manufacture
—V.
listing
for
share.
and will
ptv
Mr.
to
was
shareholders
$1
has
company
Stock
At
Exchange
filed
has
Carl T. Long announced on April
outstanding of the authorized 1,500,000
shares
,71,806
and
corporation
President
pany
with
Calif.,
Marino,
the
considered
j
Crcstmont Consolidated Corp.—Seeks A. S. E.
This
which tests the functional reliability of components of
vehicles under simulated
conditions on the ground, is
most accurate now
known in testing of such com¬
system,
aero-space
769.
p.
Dunn
to
substantially larger plant
and
new
Wulbern, Inc. heads an
which offered on April 12 in 135,000
and
Corp.—Contract—
Dunn Engineering
notification
stock (par
stock (par $100)
of
letter
a
class
of
non-cumulative
of
units
in
28,
1,400
shares
offered
shares
March
on
covering
700
and
be
to
&
a
month.—V. 193, p. 1014.
Federal Shell Homes,
CONVERSION—Each
Cotter
to
next
Carrison,
added
701.
p.
moving
is
PROCEEDS—Net
Associates, Inc.—New Change—
Dunn Engineering
founded in
acquired by FXR l?.st year,. Mr. Feldmann said the
approximating the original cost to FXR.
recently completed plans to merge with Amphenol-Borg Elec¬
Corp. Stockholders of both companies will vote on the merger
was
iOi
was
primary
diversified
highly
a
valves,
precision
Its
members of the
organized by and includes
was
group
Budd-Stanley management, but no one from FXR.
Budd-Stanley,
a
microwave components manufacturer,
Carlson,
Fred
of
oil-hydraulic
o;
New
Inc
FXR
Carolina, Georgia,
South
elevators
and
for
manager
as
Inc.—Sells Sudsidiary—
of Woodside, N.' Y, a manufacturer of microwave test,
FXR,
branch
with
dumbwaiters.
nozzles
was
New York,
Globe & Republic
York Fire Insurance Co., known
Co.
Assurance
America and
of
Corroon
consolidated
Elevator,
Monarch
that
subsidiary
manufactures
and
electric
and after provision
$94,075,
was
tax,
Corp., is
Reynolds
&
Equitable
Insurance
as
other income
Federal
for
said
Co.,
industries, j It
major
before provision for Federal income tax amounted
I960; dividends received from managed insurance com¬
Operating income
to
Dover
of
changes
no
service
Carolina,
Dover
holders.
panies totaled $519,250;
and
shares
FXR
and
elevators
stock¬
to
report
that
Elevator
sales
a
Monarch,
share,
common
per
con¬
share, in 1959, Richard A. Corroon,
a
April
on
the
for
$500,000.
President. The company has
170,430 common shares, of which Mr. Klein owns 34,500
management officials as a group 85,100 shares (49.93^).
outstanding
factured
Reynolds Corp.—Annual Report—
corporation
solidated
193.
proceeds
will be used
outstanding at the time the
in
The
offices throughout the U. S. A.,
the Dover Corp. Elevators manu¬
by
the parent corporation are sold and serviced by these
branch offices
and by franchised distributors.
*.
Cne
of
the
nation's
prominent
regional elevator manufacturers,
Monarch traces its local history to the 1920's. Mr.
Carlson took over
trie
company
in
1933 and in 1934 incorporated under the present
name.
Under
his
guidance,
the company's volume has grown
from
$15,000 in 1934 to a figure approaching $2 million in 1960.
is
current
indebtedness.—V.
sidered
bank loan
the
of its bank loan amounted to
prospectus lists Harry J. Klein
respect
was
a
subsidiary of Dover
Machine Co., Greensboro,
&
Monarch,
of
and
Dover
rental commitments extending
no
retire
or
paid over to the company and the balance, if any,
additional working capital of the company and invested as oppor¬
tunities arise. As of April 4,
1961, the obligation of the company
are
as
Contemplated.
37,500,000 shs.
37,500,000 shs.
par)
identity
beyond a 30 day
monthly rental obligation totals $85.00.
The
company at present has no indebtedness except in so far as
the
estimated liability
of $2,000 for expenses to date may be con¬
The
period,
reduce
.
Co.,
President
Allan,
Hugh
President
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
the busi¬
the company is engaged in
buying
of
Budd
Elevator
Dover
Monarch'Elevator
commis¬
underwriting
after
$352,500
September 1960,
contracts for deed and home improvement loan obliga¬
tions
from the holders thereof at a discount from
face value (and
intends
to engage in purchasing real estate second
mortgages on a
similar
basis),
in
making second mortgage loans directly to real
estate owners, and in making short-term construction loans.to builders
and
contractors.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be applied to
Corp.—Acquires—
Dover
.
other
and
JV-v
t
amendment.
by
Organized in
ness
■
of
company,
supplied
be
indebtedness, preferred stock and 60,000 shares
212.
p.
and
Budd-Stanley
of the issue will be used to acquire
property and capital deemed necessary,
approximately
of
proceeds
sions
186,
company
none
the company, has outstanding 134,175 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which Edwin J.' Cashman, President, and Mary McNally
Cashman, his wiffe and a company, director, own 11',;
and 24'.; , respec¬
tively.—V.
the
Co.—Registers Common430 First Avenue North, Minneapolis, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April' 7, covering 100.000
shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or
basis through underwriters headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis. The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to
proceeds
equipment,
James D. Marshall is
Vice-President of Arden
equivalent cash value.
Equity Capital
Thi<*
;
of class A stock,
all
in
the judgement of the management, to commence business on a sound
basis. Assuming, the sale of all of the shares, the company will realize
the
having an
President
of
as
Farms.
and its subsidiaries are engaged
principally the manufacture and sale of
to certain
Board
Directors
listed
amendment.
by
Dec.
property
in
of
company
addition
In
' "
develop.
will ever
PROCEEDS—The
of
supplied
for an additional 200,000 shares to be paid for
31, 1961, in cash at its par value ($1 per share),
of a type and kind approved by the company's
subscribed
before
or
on
products
food
writing
in several diverse
businesses,
formula feeds, for
livestock and poultry, the manufacture and sale of semolina and durum
flour for use in the manufacture of spaghetti, mace roni and noodles,
the manufacture and sale of plastic swimming pools,
wading pools and
inflatable plastic toys and the manufacture and sale of machinery for
heat
sealing and labeling containers or packages made from plastic
or synthetic
sheeting and related equipment. It also conducts a grain
brokerage business end a printing business and, through a subsidiary,
engages in the business of processing and selling poultry raised by the
company's feed customers and others.
The net proceeds from the
stock sale will add to working capital, by the retirement of bank loans.
by
that.profits
The
Inc.
Co.,
&
be
to
The
C. A. Benson & Co.,
prospectus,
.15,000,000
are
Stock Offered—Pur¬
Inc., Empire Bldg., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.,
are engaged in
the business of manufacturing,
various dairy products and buying and selling
at wholesale and retail. According to the pros¬
pectus,
no priorities have been
established for use of the proceeds
from
'the sale of stock. The funds will be held in readiness to
be
employed as opportunities develop and can be availed of.
The
company
has outstanding 100,000 shares of common stock,
all of which
arc owned
by Arden Farms; and Arden Farms has in
Wise., filed a registration
100,000 shares of common
public sale through underwriters headed by
public offering price and underwriting terms
for
offered
be
to
Kalfnan
Sky ways, Inc.—Common
Copter
working capital.
.
processing-
dairy products
other
selling
and
buying
other
Inc.—Registers Common—
Doughboy Industries,
statement
stock,
2564.
p.
.
and
cream
subsidiaries
its
and
Doughboy Industries, Inc., New Richmond,
with the EEC on April 12 covering
■■■-S
■
,
and
certain: indebtedness
to
ice
and
being
or
111.
P.
Commission—
The corporation on March 31,
the
and
preferred stock, the com¬
pany. has
outstanding
1,321,014 shares of comomn stock, of which
J.
S.
DiGiorgio, President and Board Chairman,
and P. DiGiorgio,
ft. DiGiorgio and C. J. Nosser, Executive Vice-Presidents, as trustees
of an estate in which they have a life interest, hold 19.5'J.—V. 1.92,
Trading, Inc., Waukegan, 111.—Files With
Cooperative
Securities and Exchange
growing:; and
. and. .other
it owns in
marketing of
milk,
fresh
food stores, through ownership and leasing arrangements,
contemplated" that the company, having legal title to the
property,
will lease or sell to Arden, wholly owned or controlled
subsidiaries of Arden, or to unaffiliated third parties.
Arden Faims
it
Inc.
addition
In
1911.
p.
the
which
'in
plants
stock of S and W Fine
all of the common
substantially
acquiring
Foods
;
Inc.—Registers Preferred—
Equipment
registration
a
use
premium grade canned goodsr primarily under the "S and W" label;
the
operation of a wholesale grocery business in the San Francisco
area;
the production and
distribution of frozen and canned citrus
juices under
the "Tree-Sweet" label; and the making and selling
of
wine,
both
in bulk and
bottled under several of its own labels.
The
entire
net
proceeds
from the stock
sale will be applied in
reduction of the $5,500,000 balance due on
a long-term note,
which
was
incurred
in the amount of $6,000,000 in 1959
for the purpose
quarter and,
half of 1961
in the second
forecasts, the second
increase
to
to responsible economic
better than
the first,"
according
the
Florida;
and
California
business since then. Profits from operations
of 1961 are higher than in the last quarter
should respond quickly to any increase in
manufacturers' inventories have been greatlyno
clear-cut evidence of a sharp pick-up in
in
increase
,
vegetables
plums,
acres of
land
packing, processing
24,350
approximately
on
of
consists
harvesting
crops
that
appears
company's
primary
business .
of
citrus,
grapes,
pears,
The
two in
States,
in the United
in South America.
plants
16
operates
Europe
for us the business decline ' reached its
in December," the report stated. "We have had an increase
"It
.
financing, out¬
of $567,249 oi
210,000 shares oi
of the current
'
,
Sansome
350
completion
Inc.,
1501 Fourth Avenue South, Seattle,
statement with the SEC on April 5 covering
12 000 shares of 6'/#
cumulative preferred stock, $25 par, to be offered
for
public sale at $25 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
The
company
was
organized, under Washington law in January
1961
by its parent,
Arden Farms Co., for the' purpose of providing
a
company to
deal primarily in personal property, such as automo¬
biles
trucks,
refrigeration equipment, fixtures and machinery for
Street, San Francisco, filed a
registration statement with' the SEC on April 10 covering 275,000
shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters. headed by Dean Witter & Co,
The public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
,
now
three
Canada,
Fruit Corp.—Registers Common—
of
insurance,
by
Enterprise Equipment,
Enterprise
filed
1117.
p.
corporation,
This
other
plant.
193,
Di Giorgio
covered
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing capitalization of the company will consist
sundry indebtedness, 112,000 shares of class A and
class B stock.—V. 193, p. 601.
$4,765,248
Sales
in
California
with
to be
1961—Month—1960
1961—8 Mos.—1960
$3,197,962 $33,391,210 $33,641,788
Period End. Mar. 31—
1960
the
not
Jv
Commission—
1961
31,
J
Corp.—Sales Higher—•
Diana Stores
and $2,546,$1.21 per
to
at
the previous year.
$2.06
with
compared
year-end,
March
on
company
taxes of $1,527,017 for
ended Dec. 31, 1960. compared with $51,479,513
819,
respectively, in 1959. These earnings were equal
common
share
on
the
1,263,826
shares outstanding
;; v
Co., Denver, Colo.—
Insurance
the
'
■
.
earnings after
and
846,852,334
of
sales
year
Life
The company s
Reading, Chicago,
N. Y.
EARNINGS—For the ten-month period ended Oct. 31, I960, the com¬
pany had net sales of $5,624,993
and net income of $102,568, equal to
38 cents per share on 272,000 shares of class A and B stock outstand¬
ing.
Net income for this period was. reduced by $89,535 due to a lue
Brooklyn,
and
Texas
Dallas,
loss
J.V-V
National
1961
Monday, April 17,
manufacturing
III.,
amount of cash.—
unstated
an
filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 125,000 shades of common stock (par 25 cents)
offered at 80 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
was
said.
shareholders
Net
the
for
made
being
909.
p.
Files With Securities and Exchange
made by this company during 1960
despite the business contraction which caused sales and earnings to
drop
below the record levels of 1959, the company's annual report
progress"
is
acquisition
193,
Denver
Controls Company
"Substantial
to
.
Principal executive offices are located in Reading, Pa.
and assembly plants are situated in
territory since
Trelles
was
The
the
Flastics
Garmold
193,
Division.—V.
entered
company
of
acquisition
The
DWG
j
added.
acquisition expands its marketing
previously represented in Louisiana.
States.
growing demand for this type
rapidly
the
of
care
he
the
1958
In
.
.
(1688)
South Beverly Drive,
9,'
The
1961.
company
and
heat
ices
for
the
business
shares offered
of manufacturing filters
cleaning serv¬
and in the rendition of ultrasonic
missile and rocket component parts.
PROCEEDS—The
the
in
engaged
is
exchangers
aircraft,
net proceeds to the company from
will be approximately $166,750. Of the
the sale of
proceeds ap¬
equioment.
mobilized
and
proximately $50,000 will be used for inventory and special
approximately $37,500 will be used to build and equip one
cleaning unit,, approximately $12,500 will be used for equipment
inventory
required for in-plant cleaning processes and the balance
of
approximately $66,750 will be retained as working capital.
CAPITALIZATION—The
an
authorized
company
capitalization
was
originally
incorporated with
value common
of 7,500 shares of no par
Volume 193
stock.
total
A
officers
and
company's
of
shares
466
the
of
Number 6047
duly
were
structure
shares of 50 cents par value
was
sold
issued
and
s„ock
common
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
the
price
thereafter
at
company
stock
.
the
to
$100
o.
and
directors
share.
per
reclassified
into
nylon
The
The
the
outstanding shares
into bl,178 shares. Upon the completion of the present
the officers and directors will own 54. ±7,
of the total out¬
standing shares of the company for which they p;.id $40,600 in cash
the
for
25
at
N.
Trenton,
demanding
most
Fail
the
in
of
the
annual
company's
April
split
were
belting,
announce
500,000
(1689)
meeting
192,
arduous
service,
June
2017.
p.
cancehed
and
of
amount
have
inuebteaness
an
$6,000,
The
owed
public
them
to
will
having
privileges
as
is
class
one
be.ng
shaie.
193,
tne
in
which
and
xhere
will
without
series,
the
no
preemptive,
issued
will
.
4,
to
agreed
N.
sell
to
debentures
of
Y„
Underwriting
by
Lehman
severally
the.n
severally
forth
set
Agreement
Brothers,
to
agreed
the
the
principal
below:
Commission*
in
make
or
Abbott,
A.
C.
Proctor &
Allyn &
Eaclie
&
Bacon,
Co.
Blyth
&
;
amounts
&
Co.
offering
of
stock
Brown
&
Co.__
200,000
Sons__
&
500,000
F.
200,000
Clarke
W.
M.
&
&
Dominick
Drexel
&
&
Emanuel,
500,000
500,000
Salomon
750,000
Schwabacher
&
200,000
Shields
750,000
I.
Corp.
200,000
Smith,
&
Co
Sachs
Ripley
Hayaen,
&
Hemphill,
Noyes
Hooker
Fay,
&
Horn'plower
—V.
200,003
500,003
Boyce._
750,030
&
200,000
200,000
200,000
American
Walker & Co..—
Co.,
500,000
G.
500,000
Wertheim
500,000
White,
Inc.
Co.,
H.
Inc.__—
Corp.—
SEC
at
improvements
be
&
is
by
to
for
the
the
three months of
first
for
750,000
option
750,000
at
$29,433,575
for
I960,
of 9.27.
consisted
of 331 company-owned stores and 1 938 authorized dealers, lor a to.al
of
2 26 3
ou lets.
This compares with 371 company-owned units and
1.954
authorized dealeis, for a total of 2,325 outlets ai the close of
for
625.219
March,
y'car
a
ago,
decline
a
number
lower
193.
stores
of
Inc. and subsidiaries
from
sale
the
of
operated
being
now
the
Tire
Western
Gamble-Skogmo
by
Auto
subsidiary.
of
They
supplied
be
to
The
is
It
Blvd..
SEC
Island
the
and
The
be
to
1961,
ottered
for
public offering price and underwriting
terms are
by amendment.
was organized
under Colorado law in January 1960.
company
in the operation, either directly or through
department
stores
in
the seven metropolitan
areas
presently
engaged
of
subsidiaries,
Minneapolis, Honolulu, Wichita
acquired the interests of the
shareholders and partners of its eignt predecessor companies in ex¬
change for one million shares of common stock.
The aggregate net
worth
of
such
predecessor entities,
rs
of Dec. 31, 195S3, as shown
on
their books was about $990,500.
In April 1961 the company las
or
will
acquire
tne
interests of
the shareholders of G.E.M.,
Inc.,
which
operates three stores
in the vicinity of Washington, D. C.,
in
exchange
for
320,000
common
shares.
Tne stores,
known
as
"GEM," are stores in which the right to shop is limited to members
or
registrants and their families,
and
known in the trade as a
closed-door
membership department
store.
With
minor
exceptions,
the
merchandise
is
sold
by
independent,
licensed
concessionaires,
of
City,
Kansas
Denver,
and
Washington,
Lous;
St.
The
C.
D.
the
by
company
or
.
Borwick,
M.
Charles
130,962
shares
lists
other
ing
31
directly
owns
or
indirectly
and propose; to sell
17.229 shares.
The prospectus
selling stockholders who propose to sell amounts rang-,
100
from
Vice-President,
a
10,000
to
their
of
shares
holdings.—V.
present
of
notification
stock
(par
cent)
one
Atherton
&
purchase
Co.,
equipment,
191,
the
of
cost
its
of
bank
which
series
bonds
L
in
obtained
estimated
pro¬
for
expenditures
this
of
$85.-
$18,428,000
$4,022,394
The
villages.
and
1990.
production,
trans¬
domestic,
com¬
oti
.the
the Gitv .ot Honolulu,
Forces
establishments, and
civilian
esmna.ej
461.757
of
as
Honolulu
July
Electrical
operating
I960,
consolidated
and
of
revenues
population
of
1960.
1,
Products
Ltd.,
Co.,
and
consolidated
effect
the
of
company
oi
of
the
.*
.
new
Blyth
the
and
&
&
principal
series
of:
L
$57,000,000
Hornblower
750,000
Paine,
the
of
Salomon
650,000
Smith,
&
Co.
F.
S.
175,000
manent—
cancelled
SEC
______
650,000
Co.__
300,000
&
Staats
&
Co.
rarily
suspending
a
of
the* Securities Act
stock
N.
D.'
The
issuer
that
becomes
by
Telephone Co. of The
Trask & Co.___
Weld & Co.____
300,000
650,000
Syndicate, Inc.- -Suspension Perscheduled
hearing
the
April
for
10,
1961,
operating
Net
Net
Regulation
1933
with
registration
from
exemption
A
resoect to the
under
proposed public offering
The Hermon Hanson Oil Syndicate Inc., of Underwood,
hearing'Was cancelled after receipt of advice from the
it
did
not
intend
to
be present
at the* hearing
and
the suspension
held.
Accordingly,
p.
1337.
that no hearing be
permanent.—V.
193,
$5,256,265
3,552.055
order
313.281
742,563
647.0
196,206
191.8/5
397,923
373,856
$525,325
$4L3 3-4
$982,54 1
$344,468
388,327
income
295,989
709,091
615,955
'
F.
company,
annual
to
due
with
the
highest
the
and
of
the
class
decrease in earnings, Mr. Williamson said, was
competitive conditions in the rubber industry during
conditions
economic
adverse
stock,
common
new
sales
serve
son
and
told
the
more
dividends
he
office
the
said,
stock
in
all
in
of
this
said
Mr.
said
He
M.
Weaver,
that
will expand
it
operations
Sound
Howe
production
Jr.,
is
negotiating
a
contract
Inc.,
for the manufacture of the
of machines is planned to start in
with
new
July
year.
said
Weaver
will
machine
has
believes
he
the
Howe
Sound
fully
automatic
added
national
interest
in duckpin
bowling
particularly popular in New England, the Middle
Eastern Canada and Pittsburgh.—V. 193, p. 1119.
develop
been
states,
market
Several
new
a
27
common
were
in
development
0.
part
fered—Pursuant
paid
Coast Securities Co., 240 Montgomery
paid
4, Calif., publicly offered 90,000 shares of this firm's 25cent par capital stock at $2.50 per share.
stock.
established
in
Vancouver
Western Canada, Mr. William¬
products have been marketed,
stage.
Holloway Outdoor Advertising:, Inc.—Capital Stock Of¬
latter
the
per
Goodall's
new
tensilized
to
a
March 30 offering circular, Pacific
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Spring
Trust
Street,
Co.,
for $57,500;
Calif.,
covering
from
shires
resold
were
registra¬
a
of
issuance
for
the remaining
L. D. Roberts
and
ihe Gardner Corp.
and 2,500 shares
filed
325,000
reserved
are
to stock options;
pursuant
acquired by
were
Miss
to
R.
Assistant
share
per
the
(except as
exercise
electronic
ments,
stantially
Federal
shares
to 6,000
which
exercis¬
are
of
options
Its
to
general
all
test
its
equipment
sales
$.491
share
per
$3,759,560
that
at
Seven
Jan.
communications
to
present
19G1,
equipment.
Sub¬
agencies of the
various
book value
had
company
dividends
No
dividends
in
and
31,
the
and
date.
cumulative
unpaid
now
company
$3,988,433
fiscal
at
design, development,
photogrammetric instru¬
and
including the Air Force, the Army and the Navy,
engaged in work for such agencies.
The prospectus
to companies
further states that the
was
and
made
are
funds.
the
in
Government,
in
arrears
the
on
the
of
outstanding shares
accumulated
an
have
been
paid
total
amount
deficit
the
on
of
common
preferred. stock
company's
of
$37,414.
The
reported losses during the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1957 of
(before a tax carry-back credit of $606,095) and during t'hu
year ended Jan. 31, 1958 of $1,163,588 for a total loss of $5.r52The prospectus further states that, while the
company has chiwu
a.,P^°t,^'»sii|qe Feb. 1, 1358, its profit margin remained low in the
immediately .fqllowipg years since it was engaged in eliminating those
subsidiaries
whjch
were
operating at a loss
contracts.
Duriiig this,,period the
.
unprofitable
business
by
general
a
cut-back
in
and
completing
company's
.
affected
was
in
defense
Ha
defense
new
contracts
and
by the fact that the balance sheet of the company during p?d*t of this
period precluded it from qualifying for certain major defense contracts,
In
more
recent
years
profit margins, sales volume and backlog of
business
undelivered
share for the
per
—V.
190.
said
are
have
to
ended Jan. 31,
year
shown
1961,
improvement.
amount
to
$0.03
Earnings
share.
per
972.
p.
Ilygrade Food Products Corp.—Appointment—
The
Chase
Manhattan
$5-par-value
6100-par-value
par-value
has
3ank
stock,
stock,
stock
the
the
and
been
appointed
series
series
B
4'A
A
corporation.-—V.
registrar
cumulative
cumulative
5%
the
139,
the'
for
preferred
preferred
Motels, Ltd.,
of
$100-
482.
p.
3
,
The
corporation
with
the
cents)
SEC
to
be
Washington,
The
and
D.
28,
150,000
$2
at
1961
filed
share;
share,
per
letter
a
of
of
T.
notification
stock
common
through
ID
(par
McDonald
J.
&
Co.,
C.
proceeds
for
March
on
covering
offered
Va[—Files
Martinsville,
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
to
are
general
be
working
International
$1,167,564
$61,086,
used
to
acquire
capital.—V.
191,
Fleetwood
Motel
Corp.,
5.
p.
that
net
in
income
railway
$23,037
February
in
Central America—Earnings
February
was
operating
compared
revenues
with
were
1,225,449
and
1960.
the
period Jan. 1-Feb. 28, 1961 railway operating revenue;
$2,428,053 and net income was $70,287 compared with $2,375,565
were
and
$101,276,
Railway
include
193,
respectively,
operating
amounts
by
Charles
by
in
the
first
the
Ripley
B.
York
New
and
months
two
re/enues
for
the
United Fruit
from
due
awarded
rates
on
Railways of
reports
and
respectively,
month
Co.
Supreme
others
of
1360.
of
and
February,
its
subsidiary
Court
against
in
the
United
1961,
based
lawsuit
Fruit.—V.
379.
p.
)
International Utilities
The
SEC
to
agent,
St., San Francisco
United California Bank, 600 South
Los Angeles 14, Calif.; Registrar. Ahmanson
Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif.
9145
Bank
and
issued
has
an
1960
Corp.—Exempted—
order
under
the
order exempting
Holding Company Act modi¬
this corporation
(Toronto)
from provisions of the Holding Company Act, so as
exemption to certain additional direct and indirect
subsidiaries
its
and
December,
its
fying
extend
subsidiaries
such
subsequently
acquired.r-V.
193, p.
1450.
•}
.
,
,
,
Springfield, Mass.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Interstate Motor Lodges, Inc.,
With
1961 filed a letter of notification
8"/<
convertible debentures due
stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered
in
units
of
$100
of
and 25 shares of common
at $200 per unit.
Debentures are convertible into common stock at:
(1)
$4 per share to May 1, 1963;
(2t $5 per share to May 1. 1967,
and
(3)
$6 per share
to May 1, 1971.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase stock of the Darien Mdtor
Lodge and for working capital.
corporation on March 30,
SFC
covering $150,000
the
May
379.
share* were
dividend was
during
cents
50
addition
classes
warehouse
and
growing
the
totalling
and
on
stockholders.
are
p.
The
to
better
A
to
A
William
to
Weaver
machine.
Atlantic
share
on
483,458 shares outstanding. This
income of $492,359, or $1.03 per share on 471,818
quarterly
common
on
193,
President. Howe Sound Co.
has just acquired the Headway Corp. of Pittsburgh, Pa. Through this
purchase, Howe Sound will have the worldwide rights to manufacture,
market, and distribute a fully automatic machine for setting duckpins
which was developed by the Headway Corp.
Mr.
history
issued
12
shares
per
upon
with
Co.—New Activity—
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
the
in
I960.
Regular
below.—V.
has confirmed reports
into the bowling industry.
vear
net
extremely
year
of
this
which
1959.
}n
Corp.,
company
common
per
compares
shares,
$14,544,701,
Williamson, 3rd, President, told stockholders in the
on
April 12. In 1959, sales were $13,915,301.
for
the year,
however, dropped to $333,524, equajl to
report
cents
wove
B.
income
Net
68
1960
in
Lands
Sound
Howe
The
4
Goodall Rubber Co.—Annual Report—
Sales
Ore
Court Action—
3,400,877
388,563
702.
p.
Texas
According
charges
193,
$5,675,090
en2 [W
1
1,7*3,119
taxes__
operating
after
$2 611,470
$2,853,213
revenues:
expenses—_
income
taxes__
Federal
See
178,029 slxs.
Monrovia,
April
on
300,000
company
is engaged principally
manufacture and sale of aerial cameras
in
1951—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Ope ating
Southwest—Earnings
Drive,
SEC
stock,
The
The
General
—V.
issued
175,000
permanent,
of
•
Outstanding
800,000 shs.
25c)
may
During
regional office, on tne
question whether to vacate, or
the March 16th order of the commission tempo¬
Denver
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
.
make
preferred
EFFECT
Oaks
the
this
Of
$2.85
S4
brought
Oil
Hermon Hanson
The
i
share).
The prospectus states that the shares being
be offered for public sale from time to time on the
American Stock Exchange
by the persons to whom the stock has been
or may
be issued, at prices prevailing on the Exchange at the time of
offering.
The company intends to apply the net proceeds of shares
Co.
&
______
White,
1227.
p.
at
at
I. R. C. A.
Co
&
Smithtvs
William R.
650,000
Inc.
value
with
1960,
15,
registered
350,000
650,000
Barney
Inc.
650,000
Pierce,
Smith
Horizon Land Corp.—SEC
Other
cisable
&
___:
Schwabacher.
Spencer
its
GIVING
Royal
700
Taylor,
300,000
—
Hutzler
350,000
Brothers
193,
spec¬
Jackson
:
Brothers
Weeks—
&
&
Webber,
Curtis
&
$175,000
—
750,000
Lynch,
Fenner
Gardner__
&
Co
&
Corp.____
Pe*abody
Merrill
surface
Secretary.
Trevor Gardner, President and
Board
Chairman, and members of his family own
ill the stock of
Gardner Corp.
Options for 275,000 shares are now outstanding, exer¬
Amount
Riter
650,000
Co
&
Boston
Lehman
city
15,000.0a
heretofore
Sept.
thereof
Reinholdt
Dillon,
Kidder,
new
stock
preferred
underwriters
principal
amount
1,910,000
Co
Inc..
Union
Co.,
Securities
-V.
of
stock.
shares
25,000
•
Amount
First
15,000,00
ten
Intercontinental
will
consist
cumulative
.
the
of
names
sale
the
to
Read & Co. Inc._$l,915,000
Witter
..
20,772.49
(par
statement
were
income
net
which each has
severally agreed to purchase from the company, subject to the terms
and
conditions specified in
the underwriting agreement filed as an
exhibit to the registration statement, are as foliows:
Dean
10,000.00 /
____
spectacular
Ilycon Mfg. Co.—Registers Common—
common
bonds,
S20,2o6,b8J
shares of common stock.
bonds,
Eastman
city-roof
new
capital.^—
stock
Hycon,
tion
of the company amounted
income of $4 638,545, compared
1959.
.UNDERWRITERS—The
Dillon,
^
$179,250.00
revenues
net
$27,264,674
mortgage
L
Crown
10,000.00
five
construct
CAPITALIZATION
C21.
Hawaii
serves
Armed
The
was
when
for
energy
to
the
at
1966,
1,
1891
the
in
1,
April
in
governmental ^purposes
company
subsidiary,
for
1,048,163
series
and
plantations,
served,
capitalization
,first
electric
of
April
on
after
and
principally
engaged
sale
redeemed
on
incorporated
was
prior
dates
payment
merchandising
of
eieca'ical
equipment,
fixtures,
accessories as well
as
in the |business of repairing
apparatus in the State of Hawaii.
operating
and
if
100''
to
redeemable
not
are
interest
on
the
$30,730,678
of
is
and
EARNINGS—For
with
and
payable________
structures—,*',
or
construction
loans
an
will
1433.
p.
in
With
and
electrical
company
its subsidiaries.
The
company
now"
has outstanding
1,150,000 shares
of common
stock,
of
which
Myron
R.
Emrich,
President,
owns
directly
or
indirectly 161,083 shares and proposes to sell 26,310 shares; Robert
L.
Wolfsoh, Board
Chairman, owns
87,795
shares and proposes to
sell 7,500 shares;
Ben H. Antonoff, a Vice-Preside.it, owns directly
or
indirectly 136,20"4 shares and proposes to sell 17.500 shares, and
not
letter
a
estimated
bonds
104.17''
at
and
pineapple
company's
appliances
Advertising
34,000.00
over
structures
to
Working
Frances
loan,
a
the
of
agricultural
territory
engaged
L
company
Hawaii.
tov.ns
entire
is
to
tacular
on
Schirmer,
sale
total
redeemable
downward
Oahu,
numerous
the
series
company
scaling
of
sugar
Louis,
St.
April 6,
on
stock,
The
Co
Ricnter
the
common
Mass.—Files
common
$1,000,000
1961-1965,
are
industrial,
in
Mo.,
filed a registration
covering 150,000 outstanding
public sale by the holders
thereof.
The
offering
will be made on all or none basis through
underwriters headed by Bosworth, Sullivan & Co. Inc. and Scherck,
with
of
shaivi
lage
10900
of
Gem,
statement
Costs
stock.
kingdom,
a
bonds,
Secondary—
the
for
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Gem International, Inc.—Files for
193,
capital.
toward
of
calls
period
and
distribution
1014.
p.
purposes.—V.
fori 1961.
1966.
prices
to
resulted
—V.
mcnth
Gamble-Skogmo,
19,1
31,
1960.
The
Inc.,
corresponding
the
of March
As
of
repay
from
company
repayment
mercial,
This compares with sales of $29,706,357
a decrease of 0.97 .
1961, were $10 555,015, against $11,-
>961.
construct
are
1,
Outdoor
accounts
billboard
Act
of
$486,000
Co.,
proceeds
REDEMPTION—The
Co
of March,
month
the
for
months of
three
first
Sales
Company
issue
to
fund
filed
through
to
working
program
the
budgeted
Co.—_
of
shares
used
be
and
the
This
628,000
&
sales
sinking
1961
share,
per
Electric
including
&
net
Holding
Fla.,
Co.
applied
purpose.
Weld
Off—
consolidated
reports
the
Ltd.—Bonds Offered—Dillon,
Inc., and Dean Witter & Co. head an
investment banking group which offered on April 13
$12,000,000 of the company's 4.65% first mortgage bonds,
series L, due April 1, 1991, priced at 100%.
was
corporation
28,
20,000
$15
mission,
This
for
Framingham,
March
on
BUSINESS—The
Inc.—Sales
under
Pensacola,
1984
Corp.,
are
Hawaiian
pur¬
;
:
Advertising.,
Costs
able
proceeds
Read
Plank
Ver
loans__r____
of
19)
lease
under
9,877.51
44,600.00
Cleared—
Mass
The
500,000
Gamble-Skogmo,
due
covering
offered
April
1557.
p.
be
to
Witter
Dean
of
company,
corporation
Boston,
503,000
500,000
Co.__
&
$
of
_•
.r
structures
of
assets
20,000.00
bank
(Gi
140,000
filed in
notification
a
of
Payment
common
the
gram,
&
Stroud
assets
of
plan
(7)
order
asserted
that
the
company's
misleading in certain material requests.
order
an
bonds
PROCEEDS—Net
Corp
Blosser
500,000
________________
193,
Co.
500,000
Co.
Co.
200,000
McDowell
Inc
&
&
&
Securities
Straus,
The
Webster
Swiss
&
Kidder
M.
&
Weeks__
&
Button
F.
Inc.
&
500,000
:__
750,000
Stone
Co.,
Co.__
Co
Staats & Co.
R.
Bros.
750,000
Stone
&
500,003
Inc.
750,000
&
'.jt
Inc.
to
500,000
_*
Co
acquire
Authorized
isued
this
mortgage
with
for
Co
Stein
Co._
&
Harriman
The
pursuant
of
present
on
the sale of
of approxi¬
estimate
suspension
false and
Harvey-Wells
500,000
Co.
&
&
Barney
William
200,000
Hallgarten
&
750,000
&
Co.
&
___*
Simon
M.
750,000
Co.
&
Marache
Inc
Brothers
Hutzler
750,000
500,000
500,030
—
& Co.
Co.,
:
Co.
Forgan
&
Rothschild
F.
Corp.
Goldman,
A.
Corp
:
public
a
Securities and Exchange Commission—
750;00D
Pressprich
Boston
Granbery,
E.
L.
W.
Michigan
of
Glore,
Reynolds
Union
Co
Deetjen
First
First
&
R.
200,000
__
Dillon,
Securities
Paribas
200,000
Inc.
Dominick-
Co
Eastman
The
Co.,
Merle-Smith
Vending.
with
1337.
p.
200,000
500,000
Jackson
Webber,
to
Advertising
purchase
price
Outdoor
(61
or
Curtis
&
Tne
respect to
offering involved
registration
share
per
a
Co.,
&
Moseley & Co
200,000
Dain
Dick
750,000
Inc.
S.
Glamour
$2
was
has
authorizing
.first
Inc.
agreement
on
1226.
p.
SEC
The
Pierce,
Smith
&
Turben
Paine,
Corp.
J.
Merrill,
from
Gulf Power Co.—Bonds
750,000
750,000
Lynch,
Fenner
750,000
Co.____
&
Richard
750,000
Co.___
Rhoades
Co—
&
1960.
193,
scheduled
1212
1961,
Common
500,000
&
Loeb,
Tne
Upgrading, improving and organizational take
off
chase
hearing for May 2,
Office, on the question
whether to vacate,
order issued March 9 temporarily suspending
an
by
at
offering circular
—V.
has
exemption
A
share.;
common
$750,000
Co.
from
company
Pay
Outdoor
Vendin'g Corporation,
Glamour
of
Thalmann
Freres
M.
Merrill
750,000
Inc.
Inc.__
Bradford
Alex.
Burnham
Carl
200,000
Co.____
&
Co
&
Lazard
200,000
Co...
Co.,
&
C.
J.
500,000
Co._
Peabody
Ladenburg,
500,000
Becker
G.
lne._
&
Bear, Stearns &
A.
200,000
Co
Whipple
Barth
J.
I aine
Kidder,
option
Outdoor
Plank
the
$179,250.
Payment
,
Regional
permanent,
Regulation
a
Amount
__$6,350,000
to
located
are
follows:
as
< 3)
$8,682,236 $16,511,482 $16,154,282
Corp.—Hearing Scheduled—
request
also
Denver,
Denver
its
un¬
has
Bldg.,
November
Brothers
is
payment
Ver
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
on
•
Amount
Lehman
Down
1450.
p.
Glamour Vending
The
Street,
Flintkote
and
respective
several
William
One
purchase,
Exercise of
(2)
proceeds
approximately
offices
(5.1
Tower
the
represented
York
(1>
$9,674,142
193,
Co.—Additional
UNDERWRITERS—In
net
be
funds
company's
46, Calif.
<41
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
nancing details follow:
New
will
of
use
Crown
Financing Details—Our is¬
sue of April 10 reported the
offering on April 7 of $35,000,000 of this company's debentures.
Additional fi¬
derwriters,
1
\
■
Green Co., Inc.—Sales Higher—
(II. L.)
conversion
—V.
FJntkote
702.
p.
and
fully paid and H T
be
1117.
p.
193.
shares
mate
with each
rights
same
January 1961. The
Boulevard, Los Angeles,
Sunset
PROCEEDS—I'ne
$31,897,787 $96,402,164 $84,512,838
$43,089,297
___^.
until
Inactive
9171
the
1961—3 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Mar. 31—•
Sales
to
are
Grant Co.—Sales Up—
(W. T.)
the
they
company
for
•.
entitled
r.ll shares when
and
assessable.—V.
of
and
other
every
redemption rights
non
'
—V.
all
vote
one
by
45.67
own
•
stock
common
share
or
the
and
paid $205,000.
incorporated
was
1959
Beverly
Holloway
at
Inc.,
under the laws of the St|ate of California under the
Wilshire Enterprises, Inc. The name was changed to
Outdoor Advertising,
Inc.
in
March,
1961.
The
company
30,
name
was
offering
Advertising,
Outdoor
BUSINESS—Holloway
was
ue
held at 10:00 a.m. on
ofiice
on
Whitehead Road,
will
principal
company's
the
J.—V.
and
said.
he
year,
5
1971
and
37,500
shares
of
of
common
debentures
Jackson National Life Insurance
Co.—Registers—
Jackson, Mich., filed a
April 11 covering j>Q0,00Q shares
for publ:c sale at $4 per rshar<.
Apex Investment Co., of Detroit, proposes to "use its best efforts
to
sell not less th3n 150,000 of the 300,000 shares; and, if successful it
will receive a selling commission of 60c per share.
Apex has subsciibea
for 200,000 class B shares and, in addition, will receive an option to
purchase 90.000 class A shares.
Apex was organized in December, 1. 60
for the principal purpose of organizing the insurance company, mves,ing in the same, and acting as underwriter for the public offering oi
its class A stock.
In payment for the subscription to the class B slqc.>:
and
the option, Apex has or will deposit $200,000 with The National
Bank of Jackson in an escrow account.
The 200,000 class B shares wi 1
constitute all of such class of stock to be outstanding after oifering
This
company,
of
245
W.
Michigan Avenue,
registration statement with the SEC on
of class A common stock, to be offered
of
class
The
A
stock
offering
is said
wi h working capital for its initial years of operation.
has been made to the Commissioner of Insurance of the
company
cation
plan to provide capital to com¬
insurance company and to furnish the
to constitute a
plete (he organization of the new
Appli¬
State
6
life
insurance
granted
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1690)
company will be
business upon the sale
sale in excess
have not been
company with
life insurance
that the
anticipated
is
It
company.
certificate of authority to commence
a
Proceeds of the stock
of the paid-in capital necessary to obtain the certificate
allocated to any specific purpose and will provide the
working capital for its initial years of operation as a
of
150,000 class A shares.
least
at
capabilities,
They
and
will
others
14
Pasant
J.
A.
three
serve
John
Weisgal
A.
O.
has
Pasant
directors.
as
C.
Treasurer.
as
Petrochemicals
Canada
of
Ltd.—An¬
Sulphur
had
Co.,
of
sales
net
production
pany's
v
charges of
47,718 long tons and 40,372 long tons were sold for
after depreciation charges of $222,600. The com¬
income for 1960 was derived solely from the operation
was
of
profit
River
Peace
said
Walet
Mr.
plant.
the
received
price
f. o. b.
sulphur,
for
ing the year 1959, reflecting the continued attrition of sulphur prices
throughout the world during the first nine months of 1960. Economies,
operating efficiency, increased tonnage production and deferred charges
personnel, which are being capi¬
talized
as
preproduction expenses of the East Calgary field, effected
savings which more than offset the decline in sulphur prices, and
enabled
the company to show substantial profits over the results of
the
the
to
Calgary
office
and
added
the
activities
company's
in
diversified
of accomplishment and
With
the
recently completed $5,000,000
of
financing for
Lake Petrochemicals of Canada Ltd., the prosecution of the
the
added,
progress.
Jefierson
completion
1960
year
been
has
one
for Petrogas Processing Limited, in which
major interest and will be the operator of the
$13,000,000
of
has
company
a
the large proven reserves of gas, from which diversified
will
be
produced—pipeline
gas,
liquid
hydrocarbons and
sulphur—the company has moved to the goals of growth and increased
plant,
and
products
profit
prospects
for
confidence
with
but
Walet
Mr.
residing
and
in eight
immediate
optimism.
the
with
this
added
several
in
viewed
is
only
not
Period End. Mar. 25—
187,
to
yield
6 'k
periods
193,
Thomas
191,
Offered
issued
2306.
p.
warrants
130
shares
$14.50,
the
next
buyers,
loans
five
most
than
Kissell
holders
for
accrued
purchase class A
shares per $500
to
15
during
share
per
interest,
will
be
general
used
stipulated
by
Kissell
corporate
to
purposes.
have
|pd commercial property
and
sowicing
servicing
for
recent
has
They
years.
for
home
loans
these
investors
than
currently
over $275 million
for
$2,200
last
seven
three
Kissell's
years,
total
after
taxes
times,
and
income
almost
five
net
income
debentures
of
this
issue
and
is
earnings
backed
by
tangible assets.
representative,
the
terms
Roman
and
from
of
of
shares
Roman
selling
s
$
40,033,011
38,779,258
120,031,868
$
:
114,362,397
Stock Offered—Pursuant to
corporation's $1
stock at $10
common
par
Kavanau
1960
to
stock
these
incorporated
was
provide
of
corporations
the
by
up
The
are
three
of Delaware
laws
to
successors
as
acquisition
were
estate.
real
investing in real
properties by the
will
utilize
estate
net
aggregate
this
amount
proceeds
after deducting estimated expenses of
approximately $2,400,000.
The company plans
as
investment funds in the acquisition of real
properties.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
($1
Public
$10
—V.
Outstanding
8,000,000
exercisable
warrants
held
192,
pany
Stores
agreed
sell
to
Midwest,
At
shares
Kobacker
his
1961
San
Francisco
April
on
in
company
that
6
its
earnings
annual
in
1960
report
to
share
se'cond
the
were
history.
earnings for 1960 were $15,733,000, or $3.64
with $16,645,000, or $3.86 per share in 1959, a
owners,
highest
Net
in
pared
under
the
record
$97,984,000,
compared
Dividends
compared
In
of
to
cattle,
reflection
"The
level.
economic
realized
from
at
for
the
Prospects
the
and
President
in
the
out-of-state
are
and
oil
equipment
problems
other
and
of
1960,
Cochran
M.
and
that
out
Results
down
were
as
a
industries.
which
lands
continues
at
operations
gas
"Oil
192,
such
electronics,
as
minerals.
Agriculture will again
following another dry winter.
show signs of1 stabilizing.
supply,
prices are uncertain but
"Overall, however, the company
1961."—V.
interests
look
forward
to
satisfactory
a
1611.
p.
Kinetics Corp.—Annual Report—
C.
sales
Stone,
for
In
high,
"Of
over
the
the
the
period
sales
report
and
was
plant,
12
the
times
$2
of
highlights of the 1960
employment, expansion of
increase
the
Net
of
Mi.
in
electronics
income
$122,976
for
in
first
than
Other
56%
said
the
quarterly
was
the
1961
annual
new
31,
annual
in
an
1957
prospectus,
of
the
of
a
marketing
meeting
record
$110,423.
Mr.
the
Stone
year.
addition
In
the
450,000
Alpeg
such
rate
By
1960
research
fiscal
and
period
was
development
$39,256
and
produced
after
a
write
saidj by last year's end Kinetics precision motor-driven
were
being utilized in many leading space and missile pro¬
including all ICBM and two IRBM, one land-based and one
water-based, projects now on the nation's missile budget.
•
Port
the
Chester,
April
basis
none
ahead
to
1961,
mark
the
Mr.
new
Stone
fiscal
announced
year,
as
a
30,000
major
expansion
square
feet
are
to
existing engineering and production facilities. Construction
beginning in April is scheduled to be completed in late summer.
The
new
building
will
allow
expansion
of
military
item
to
its
of
of
to
production
the
N.
and
i
shell
the
of
receive
in
share
includes:
class
be
future,
the
class
(2)
A
notes
were
Business
underlie
C.
the
Capital
the
each
150%
for
for
The
the
bank
of
ing,
to
be
certain
has outstanding
that
has
*
sales
of
the
of
the company
of
assets
rapking
company
a
on
of the proceeds will be used to
which other loans approximately
of
the company by
to
to
the
general
officers. The remain¬
working capita), of the
increasing
personnel,
GIVING
advertising
TO
EFFECT
Mar.
PRESENT
FINANCING
(50c
par)
conversion
Absent
there
tAssuming
receive
$54,000
252,000
shares
of
the
outstanding
debentures.
all
Assuming
there
will
of
which
for
be
*200,000 shs.
conversion
shares
225.000
warrants,
debentures,
and
of
+27,000
1,000,000 shs.
__
of
$100,000
27,000
__
be
will
exercise
Outstanding
$100,000
1971
1,
allowances
locations.
sales
new
due
debs.,
stock
debentures
the
of
stock.
common
the
will
company
outstanding
of
total
a
stock.
common
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
for
warrants
enjoyed
,
ferrites,
and
Island
the
herein
used
for
of
offered
United
Sade
(3)
on
or
for
9,500
W.
warrants
and
notes
(to
class
A
shares
acting
are
principal
as
their
opposite
ji
names.
Barrett—'
&
;
;
Company...
and
5,000
380
5,000
1,250
,
.
Inc
Lee,
Warrants '
*430
95
Company
_
95
1,250
12,500
.
-Bellamah,
Neuhauser
units
Barrett
&
have
purchased for invest¬
securities herein offered which they will
period of 13 months. Upon the expiration
of
13
months and prior to a distribution of such securities,
they will be required to be registered under the Securities Act,
50
place in
absent
In
in
services
the
lor
with
&
have
Barrett
the
right
of
first
financing by the company requiring the
any
investment
an
registration.
Neuhauser
Bellamah,
<
connection
of
a
exemption from
an
addition
refusal
of
escrow
banker
for
period
a
of
live
years.—V
193,
704.
p.
(M.)
Total
Lowenstein &
sales
for
the
Sons, Inc.—Annual Report—
1960
year
$451,574,125
were
$443,019,352
against
1959.
.
sales
Net
$253,337,481
were
with
compared
$259,656,530
Earnings
share,
corporate
class
B
company's
of
ratio
In
their
Everett
into
field
formation
and
Electronics
per
and
share.
during
through
two
Messrs.
of
options,
stock,
8,047
from
the
to
the
subsidiary
of
the
year
Fiber
the
fiber
Glass
with
one.
The
Lowenstein
per
entrance
and
to
share.
of
the
fabrics
company
through
its
Corp.
entered
company
four
Leon
glass
earlier.
$105,587,000,
of
$30.14
common
per
year
a
was
chairman
of
SL81
share
liabilities
emphasized
the
year
to
end
year
high
new
manufacture
equal
common
at
current
a
Drake
C.
of
imports
schedules' of
the
factoring
business
companies.
Drake
and
took
and
production
the
pointed
industry
market
to
out
to
the
task
continuing
for
demand.—V.
failing
189,
problem
adjust
to
1131.
p.
(E. F.)
H.
the
of
com¬
which
The
its
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$17,863,571
Files
—
by
&
are
Dayton,
Ohio,
filed
with
the
SEC
on
April
11.
a
statement covering a proposed sale of 275,000 shares of
by certain stockholders.
The ofiering will be under¬
group
a
The
be
the
shares
shares
headed
Smith,
by
Barney
&
Co.
Inc.
and
Merrill,
the
general
Inc.
Co.,
will
This
of
first
sale
be
to
capital
the
of
sold
stock
company's
stock
to
constitute approximately 25.8%
of the
outstanding.
All present stockholders
employees or former employees of the company.
company's business was originated
in 1922 by its President,
F.
Mac
Donald.
The
company
is
primarily
engaged in
the
The
Elton
objectives
utilize
of
salesmen
of
its
ended
administration
and
sales
paigns
$19,100,337
Registers Common
stock
common
total
of
company,
registration
Bassow,
shares.
Co.
MacDonald
Registration Statement—
the
$6,969,720
to
stockholders,
Lowenstein
foreign
public.
Higher—
1961—Month—1960
to
per
capital
Clark-Schwebel
Also
materials
purposes.
Samuql
Co.
of
$1.69
rose
letter
President
the
of
assets
equity
$5,151,728,
were
working
current
stockholders
Benjamin
finders
development
and
common
shares,
taxes
$4,809,798
vs.
The
a
after
which
as
$2.50
proceeds
net
and
Small
Fr&zier,
at
research
warrants
29,685
Trak
and
ment
ton-
and
ceramic-like
are
a
$176,500
of
conditions
the underwriters listed below,
Barrett
and
tlie
to
1,000
of
10,000
be
warrants
Corp.
Mark
war¬
aggregate
an
which
notes
which
prospectus),
exercisable
general
owns
set
Neuhauser
Securities
Mason
for
all
an
convertible
2%
Investment
which
shares
Neuhauser
subject
Units Allotted
Road,
SEC
on
services rendered
indebtedness,
and
underwriting agreement,
Bellamaii,
Bellamah,
all
offered
be
to
convertible
Koo,
the
terms
underwriter, have firmly committed themselves severally and not jointly
to purchase and pay for, on the
closing date, the allotment of securities
shares,
sell
to
with
stock,
underlie
conducts
of
the
the
Kobacker
317.846
Fox
6,
prospectus),
are
in
whom
the
affairs
outstanding
J.
will be made
the
of
and
$8,366,450
704.
net
$39,000
loans,
made
—
Common
have
to
he
proposes
Box
A
Business
Freeman
80,000
Period End. Mar. 31—
p.
the
indebtedness
will be aded
additional
conv.
creation
193,
the
the
below
not, without prior approval of
dividend on its common stock if
reduce
Warrants
Stores.
sell
to
statement
of
which
the
Lane Bryant, Inc.—Sales
—V.
its
from
debentures
Authorized
sub.
present
who
and
Arthur
underwriters
Willey for
Schwartz, ^resident,
Treasurer, 38,268 shares, and
Sales
realize
may
convertible
used to expand the company's business operations, includ¬
extent the management deems necessary and advisable,
CAPITALIZATION
9%
shareholder
such
share,
and
$50,000
$25,000
of
products,
will
to
other
establishment
written
warrants
it
as
subordinated
may
cash
a
is
loans
proceeds
the
to
the
and
of
or
$55,000 will be used to pay a bank loan, $35,000 for research
$25,000 for new equipment and $61,500 lor working
and other corporate purposes.
Funds received from the exercise
addition
company
pay
outstanding
and
employing
Turben
the
the
in¬
development,
In
the
loans and
the
and
of
of
terms
PROCEEDS—Approximately
stock sale,
capital
the
to
$5,000 constitutes
company
the
to
company
O.
class
date
$25,050,
to
properties,
ferrite
earnings
net
such
for purposes of expansion.
holders,
of
does not propose, for +he foreseeable
dividend policy.
It is the intention of
regular
a
retain
to
described,
offered
Corp.
that
business
which
offering
the
Small
produces
company
magnetic
to
shares
A
issued
advisers.
establish
to
previous.
P.
underlie
date
Edward
and
is
of
effective
Alar
Corp.
warrants
financial
The
to
price.
company
1961,
According
Kobacker
shares
The
underlie
effective
sold
Weinstein
class
which
the purchaser and agreed upon at
also manufacture, sell and e;ect
and specifications submitted by
plans
parity with such debentures.
busi¬
company
of
made
for
of
its
& Co,. Inc. and Schrijver & Co., which
commission.
The registration statement
class A shares which underlie warrants and
sold
were
5,000
shares
on
will
with
agreed
an
by
company
its
Lyon
which
the
on
notes
plans desired
The
accordance
at
company
operations
share
25,000
shares
converted
and
$50,250;
share.
per
per
(1)
A
in
homes
purchaser
Stores
February
that
the
of
registration
a
shares
90,000
25c
a
plans;
sale.
DIVIDENDS—The
Inc.
Co.
shareholders
for
of
management
Kostin
Plan.
proposes
which
of
filed
Y.,
and its subsidiary are engaged in the busi¬
selling and erecting shell homes.
Most of the
of homes constructed in accordance with one
however, the company permits any deviations
consist
sales
standard
time
company's
changed
assets
being
said
subsidiary
112,500
purchased
Kobacker
in
with
former
stock,
Reiner's
Alpeg
day,
Plan,
net
secure
extent,
company
to
the
to
name
diversified
is
all
the
indebtedness,
(75%
(except
thereafter
the
offer
the
of
Kobacker
J.
same
participate
a
owns
Samuel
would
of
benefit
shares
unissued
continuing
common
through Ross,
will
pany
Looking
of
shares
and
and
same
address
$2.50
at
1971.
manufacturing,
standard
its
from
the
director
a
the
shares
such
commencing
under
was
of
covering
12
public sale
grams,
added
of
director
a
Krystinel Corp.—Registers—
expenses.
Stone
of
for
Krystinel,
switches
program
and
for
of
President
time
shares.
program
program,
$100, 9% subordinated convertible debenture, due
a
company's
;>'
of
film.
the
the
Inc.
all
the
of
450,000
common
sold substantially all
Withdrawal
designed
shares
Co.
sell
of
shares
closed-end
This
certain
to
1511
BUSINESS—The company
com¬
common
the
On
Corp.
Corp.
is
Shoe
shares
to
trusts
Midwest
to
of
right
shares
337,500
owns
increase
currently
to
29
Self
The
areas.
that
at
but
also
share
shares
the
Corp.
Kobacker
with
33 %
Plan.
offer
retail
operates
"Pic-Way
Kobacker,
J.
Arthur
changed
choice
pro-rata
Kostin
company
when
and
Shareholder
such
the
Kostin
verted
a
annualized
included
products
was
total,"
during
40%
a
1963.
figure
sales
at
report
revealed
$1,502,011,
their
increase
nationwide
of
in
sales
year
producing
a
stockholders
Jan.
sales
the
sales
annual
number
to
were
on
stockholders
Stone,
quarter. Kinetics
million," he said.
to
agreed
resold
total
a
Reiner's
Thereafter,
the
it
of
President
authorized
registered
their
of
(to
report
31,
reported
the
that
of
rate
its
to
Offered—Pursuant
Inc.—Securities
Homes,
headed by Bellamah, Neuhauser & Barrett,
March 1,
der
common
common
time,
same
Kostin
to
their
rants
annual
Jan.
to
Mr.
final
over
his
$1,073,894
significance
more
"was
in
ending
of
presented
Kinetics
even
said,
President,
the
increase
on
Kostin
Corp.
whereby Kobacker
property and business to
was
is
112,500
business
company.
surrendered
20,000
K.
and
repay
Inc.),
of
self-service
the
name
Arthur
various
stockholder!.
a
shareholders
Midwest
making
held),
become
in
assets,
and
$22,132,516
St., N. W., Washington, D. C., publicly offered 1,000
units of this firm's securities at $300 per unit.
Each
unit consisted of 100 shares of 50-cent par common stock
former
and
share
subsidiaries,
outstanding
and
$29,452,662
$12,427,806
704.
p
offering circular dated March 28, an underwriting
an
group
$2,25
1960
immediately
the
and
it
its
was
337,500
name
also
can
at
wholly
owned
subsidiary
of
Kobacker Stores
entered
a
Inc.
sold
cash,
shareholders
being
are
430,346
sale
Stores
each
filed
Pa.,
covering
for
high
a
193,
Le-Wood
to
outstanding shares of Reiner's. In.January
sold substantially all of its assets to Midwest,
At
selling
its
to
he
outstanding.
other
and
continued.
—V.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
$19,696,843
Sales
effect of such dividend
involved.
is
Holdings
stockholder,
wife
Midwest
properties
pursuant
"new
production.
statement
and
Kern
hard
water
Cattle
in
in
Sales Up—
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
it
upon,
in
all
time,
and
price.
$759,375
its
but
increasing rate. Overall improvement in
Manufacturing
Co.
is
expected
during
1961.
encouraging in
processing
year
and
activities
the
California
company's
paid
one
debenture
Rocks,
10
metropolitan
or
as
the
of
his
company
of
pointed
those
good,"
showed.
report
were
Dwight
revenue
totaled
1959.
snare,. in
automotive
is
the
share,
Montgomery
conditions
Walker
serious
1959,
in
com¬
5 Vi %
of
1960
10,000
shareholders
the'
September
Reiner's
all of
and
same
pursuant
moderate
cf
have
G.
decline
With one exception, all will be located in major shopping centers.
exception is a downtown store in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the
second store in Puerto Rico.
"The outlook for the apparel retail industry continues to be prom¬
ising, and your management looks forward to a satisfactory operation
for the.current year."
The
herein
offered
for
owned
cities
selling
Stores
agreed
as
$253,125
withdrawing
share,
per
in
revenues
per
per
owners,
Kern
from
a
earnings
gas
for
Benefits
$2.25
petroleum
agriculture
of
outlook
production
in
$2.40
or
or
George
recorded
were
from
$97,453,000
share
to
Chairman
highs
with
$9,712,000,
Gross
year.
$10,359,000,
statement
a
Board
previous
in
Shopping
Pursuant
Kobacker
Shoe
engaged
Midwest
same
a
he,
own
Kobacker
vestment
The
Inc
April
certain
under
1959
In
all
Stores
and
children
22
in
to
and
company
Reiner's;
in
with
the
company.
ness
company
to
wholly
subsantially
company's
changed
reported
10,000
Corp.—
V
be
(formerly
stores
of
last
period, all located in important suburban shopping centers.
this program was a' new Lanes store in the thriving Green
Center in Valley Stream, L. I. In addition, four stores
were
substantially renovated, and the process of modernization was
continued througho.it the chain.
"At present,
plans call for the opening ol 16 stores in the current
Included
Acres
10,000
Nichol &
McKees
on
to
underwriting
its
Inc.
including
shares,
Report—
Marts"
agreement
an
(the
Kern County Land Co.—Annual
SEC
Kobacker
principally
shoe
organized
was
Kobacker
into
is
Through
of
10,000
___
O'Donnell,
stock,
thereof
No
the end
cost
during the
to
10,000
Beane__
Sherrerd
Securities
Avenue,
the
Corp.
of
held.
family
Shoe
assets,
40,000
McKee
holders
&
Co
&
.
with
share
company
business.
self-service
for
1398.
p.
subject
Inc.—Registers Common—
common
capital of $30,127,759 versus
leaving working
$16,338,758,
at
net
company
issued
share
per
20,000Aetna
998
of
Kostin
formerly
or
559,995
at
the
of
803,995
—
stock
by
Gleich
Nolting,
of
one
from
offering
Inc
statement
of
for
par):
Exchange
Common
agreed,
Williston
R.
'
shares
was
the
Butcher
15,000
the
and,
CAPITALIZATION
severally
underwriting contract, to
following respective number
25,000D.
1559.
company,
basis
$197,929,222 and compare with
were
year
the previous fiscal year.
year's program for expansion and improvement
$2,554,000," Mr. Lane said.
"Twenty-three new stores were opened
"The
their
Shares
40,000J.
Meeds
Co.,
shartmolders
of
PROCEEDS—The
$100,000
through
company:
Herrick &
share
per
the
subsidiaries.
eight
of
which
investing in
of
company was
organized for the purpose of
It will acquire income-producing real estate
estate.
the
partnerships
limited
means
a
on
acquire
to
&
&
p.
outstanding
Service
organization
by
promoters
National
June 30,
capital
three principal promoters.
Five of
the
under
organized
The Franklin
N. Y.
single corporate
a
corporations
below,
the
the
the
Hamilton,
registration
a
shoe
Long Island, Garden City,
of
Johnson
Bissell
193,
The
APPOINTMENT—Transfer agent and registrar:
of
in
shareholders
Kobacker Shoe Co.,
>
share.
per
Bank
named
have
contained
Marshall
27
of the
Johnson,
stock
of
$29,297,744
ness
&
common
&
Laird,
—V.
prospectus, Ira Investors Corp., an under¬
writing firm controlled by Ira Kavanau, President and
organizer of Kavanau Corp., publicly offered 250,000
shares
underwriters
conditions
purchase
latest
the
in
for
K
par common stock
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
has
times.
$1,000
in
share.
per
the end of that period.
at
sales
liabilities
in outstanding
banking' and servicing activities,
estate sales, development and property
150,000 shares of this firm's 50-cent
$4
or
the 1959 fiscal year, an increase of 4.7%.
Harold M.
President, in his letter to stockholders, attributed this increase
"the new stores which the company opened during the period."
Current assets on Jam 31 amounted to $46,466,517, against current
service
Our issue of April 10 reported the offering on April 4 of
at
year the company
$2.66 per share on 1,216,700 shares
period.
of $3,368,951,
Kissell's
been
rnortgage
increased
SECURITY—Each
more
Record
shares outstanding
share on 1,235.100 common
For the previous fiscal
per
the
company's
business is origination and closing of
develo/ers,
Loan
the
than
more
share
per
of
earnings
year.
capital
im^'^al
engages
plus
management.
increased
$2.40
to
end
net
outstanding
A
being offered only
April 7.
debenture,
issues
these
primary
and
adaiTibn^U)
also
of
years.
residential
on
investors.
In
of
on
par
$18.50
2679^0mortgages^totaling
balances.
Co.
class
Kissell
sinking fund
being underwritten
are
at
$1,000
and
rapidly ^growing operatiowun
more
the
at
$188,987,988
shares
are
permitting
from
working
contractors
institutional
priced
per
$16.50,
BUSINESS—Kissell's
mortgage
The
—
35,000
announced
was
debentures,
additional
I^utler,
1961—12 Wks.—1960
corporation, in its annual report for the fiscal year ended
31, 1961, shows net earnings of $3,099,816, equal after preferred
dividends
George
Secretary-Treasurer;
stock and $1,000,000 of 6%
carry
Godfrey,
1451.
p.
March
off
President;
Stone,
C.
Both of these issues
at
over
provide
Up—
Kavanau Corp.—Common
by
has
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
This
a
Securities
—
Ohio,
stock
debenturei
2550.
p.
1961—4 Wks.—1960
_____
—V.
in
K.
Gregory,
B.
Stewart.—V.
R.
Shares
$
Sales
at
John
residents, it
common
has approximately 2,300 shareholders
Canada, 45 states of the United States,
countries.—V.
Report—
Lerner Stores Corp.—Annual
Jan.
Lane,
Co.
Magnus
to
include
company
PRIVILEGE—The
company
provinces of
otner
which
future
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Sales
set
and
and a restricted stock
of the company
was
executives
key
directors
Knapp & Tubbs, Inc.—Additional Financing Details—
He
a
of
laboratories.
five
of
stockholders,
by
and
Stanley
common
to Ohio
year.
the
the
and
EARNINGS—In
the immediate future
by the production of gas lor
pipeline purposes,
recovery
of liquid hydrocarbons and recovery of sulphur. The com¬
pany's three projects: Peace River, East Calgary, and Savanna Creek,
will
produce
sulphur totaling approximately 450,000 long tons per
Walet
be
expansion
and
and
slate
by The Ohio Co., Columbus, and
1959.
year
Mr.
will
of
Springfield,
River
Peace
plant, during the year 1960, was $2.07 less than the price received dur¬
relative
officers
Vice-President;
Thorson
$15,613,
total
the
of
Ward,
after
and
$432,541,
$99,620, net profit was $86,311. Production of
sulphur was 54,483 long tons and tonnage sales were 32,398 long tons;
and
inventory at year end was 88,802 long tons. For the year 1959
a
for
debentures.
Lake
Jefferson
offices
a
had
voting
Walet, Jr., President, and Harold W. Manley, Managing
Director, announced through the company's annual report that Jef¬
ferson Lake Petrochemicals of Canada Ltd., a 69% -owned subsidiary
H.
depreciation
business,
33.33%
a
nual Report—
Eugene
lines,
pilot
development
re-elected
were
plan
Kissell
Lake
Jefferson
of
officers
option
J. Collins as
President;
ss
Solomon
and
Secretary,
and
product
new
and
meeting
annual
passed.
in .Apex.
interest
other
Directors
lists
prospectus
Vice-President
of
research
Monday, April 17, 1S61
.
The
In
company.
The
addition
engineering,
.
.
other
and
customers'
Jan.
of
its
merchandise
31,
incentive campaigns designed
personnel
products.
1961
of
customers.
and travel
The
amounted
of
company's
to
to
achieve
The company's incentive cam¬
awards to stimulate the efforts
its customers or merchandisers
sales
$53,739,588
for
and
the fiscal year
income after
net
Number 6047
Volume 193
taxes
equivalent
$1,140,737,
was
to
.
$1.07
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
share
per
shares
on
to
outstanding.
be
Magna-Bond, Inc. — Arranges Financing — This pro¬
ducer bf anti-corrosive surface coatings announced on
April
negotiations
that
10
finance
expansion
for
obtaining
production
of
and
$1,000,000
have
sales
to
been
completed with Delka Research Corp., Hawthorne, N. J.
Delka manufactures a non-competititve line of protec¬
tive coatings.
Magna-Bond will receive $500,000 from
Delka, secured by convertible debentures, with an equal
amount being advanced for the promotion of a new resin
coating
polyethylene
a
urethane,
being
now
produced
by DRC.
In
of
the
According
agreed
the*
next
that
>
to
exchanged
tionship
of
part
as
distribution
and
facilities
President,
Magna-Bond
also
has
of Delka coatings over approximately
the arrangement. In addition, he said
of
authorized
two
between
Terms
million
$4.5
of
the
by
Tuchinsky,
Arthur
number
a
but
previously
companies
to
unissued
develop
shares
stronger
.%
a
them.
will
be
in
exchange,
Included
resin
in
these
recently
products
"This
will
its
of
all
to
Delka
products.
is
currently
the
on
be
to
superior
will
Magna-Bond
the
save
sharply
our
cost
manufacturing
new
other
to
the
the
saved
time,"
same
time
and
expanding
sales,"
which
of
resulting
of
constructing
facilities,
he
said.
1946.
of
In
the
Illinois
Co.
&
Sales
pointed
out
Tuchinsky,
Mr.
trans¬
will
be
Sales
to
of
ended
the
31,
sale
1959
and
of
of
be
the
31,
capital
line
a
in
6%
Illinois
8mm
The
specializes
company
all
the
equipment
in
neces¬
Mansfield's
products are sold
mail-order houses such
1960
Ward.
Hawthorne
manufactures
Corp.
f'Armor
Cote"
factory
and
a
line
name.
trade
Its
of
protective
most
completely
automated
research
efficient
of
in
case
each
and
$5,011,000
for
the
net
and
six
months
totaled
period
$222,000.
company
shares of
of
as
Feb.
stock
1,
from
1961,
the
subordinated
of
outstanding
after
giving effect
consists
company,
debentures,
due
stock,
common
of
August,
value
par
the
of
company's
to
annual
name
the
articles
meeting
change
of
The
materials.
stock
President
of
Securities
Merrill
company's
stated
accurately
of
it
the
reflect
recently
textile
desirable
was
diversified
acquired
machinery,
now
automotive
of
Shops,
parts
the
of
the
activities
Saco-Lowell
91.08%
owns
make
to
a
and
outstanding
taken
the
at
Continental
Illinois
elected
was
board
members
John
meeting,
National
the
to
board
Bank
of
re-elected.—V.
were
Hoffman,
P.
and
Com¬
Trust
nine
The
directors.
193,
Vice-
808.
p.
The
to
30,000
—V.
191,
with
Magnavox
Net
gain
income
President,
high
as
10,000
$2,235,000.
as
and
high
Stern,
for
and
Paine,
radio
the
total
1959
reported
phonograph
of
economic
1961
to
rose
conditions.
reported
received
for
and
was
35%.
record
a
Sales
for
high
increased
first
the
television
the
gain
largest
of
both
by
division
The
increase
sales
a
$28,676,000
orders
the
over
were
division.
with
quarter
general
over
increase
to
quarter
stereophonic
fidelity radio phonographs were approximately 10% ahead of last
Shipments for the first quarter were maintained at approxi¬
mately the same rate as last year.
anticipated
He
in
the
and
of
is
company
and
by
research
and
stock,
profits
are
1961.
to
information,
of
number
a
machines designed
new
business
into
expand
including
of
and
New
fields
said
small
of
that
it
will
also
boats
that
will
be
developing
within
the
years
to be launched
tronics
in
both
the
divisions.—V.
this year
for
expended
company
191,
will be
research
and
consumer
citizens'
a
price
and
wave
of
small
range
the
result
engineering
Government
of
past
the
elec¬
more
additional
company's
required
C.
A.
G.
of
shares
share
to
of
1228
to
of
50
purchase
the
on
SEC
In
of
addition
Rudnick,
sell
cents
by
share,
per
shares
date,
of
for
&
filed
covering
sale
Co.,
the
class
of
which
io
public
Stroud
at
Inc.
$5
In
will
per
addition
will
at
common
shares
a
200,000
underwriters
B
10,000
$1
be
be
per
stock
common
Organized
machines.
Business
The
in
loan,
1961.
The net proceeds from the
will be used to pay a bank loan
stock
connection
own
each,
shares
shares
the
with
such
program.
J.
shares
Esther
each
Margolis,
E.
142,878
and
(8%)
(35.7%) each and propose to
Margolis, and Beatrice Rudnick
G.
and
stock,
to
one
and
April
on
10
to
propose
such
in
from
public
stock
sell
shares
each.
statement
with
19,372
According
to
its
now
It
certain
Bunker
will
them
additional
an
sonnel,
for
shares
of
of
class
by
B
The
company
285
for
and
poses
be
other
one
in
year
New
for
the
the
manufactures
company
The
of
the
stock
Co.
C.,
registered,
being
Bunker,
the
stock
which
will
be
stock
pany.
and
spend
51%,
of
of
York
New
trustees,
as
and
and
National
Riggs
8,400
own
6,300
and
shares
shares.—V.
and
193,
will
about
first
shares
for
and
test
for
sales
for
field
sale.
An
personnel
directors;
promotional
for
initial
an
will
10
and
to
p.
8,286
will
shares
hold
are
made
display
general
funds
pur¬
$200,000
managerial staff,
for
leasing
the
lists
options
purchase
to
42,000
Alexander
S.
Vice-President;
Weinstock
p.
of
is
Gaynor,
Gaynor
rooms
spent
Max
—V.
H.
H.
Board
p,
1120.
being
the
A
188,
Stock
Proceeds
purchase
Co.—Buys Debs.
1614.
p.
Offered—A
other
of
reduction
receivables
the
from
account
the
of
offered,
company
syndi¬
shares
200,000 are
200,000
and
account of certain selling sockholders.
sale of shares by the company will be
for the
used
to
construct and
equip a distribution center and
during the next nine months; for remodeling
the
company's premises;
for the purchase
of equipment;
of
amounts
owed
by foreign branches and subsidiaries to
land
warehouse
being
shares
400,000
the
for
offered
offered
for
also
President
as
they
and
Weil
Co.
Chairman
Treasurer,
are
(in
of
are
and
Robert
President
which
they
American
and
have
in
arid
Chicago
banks;
and
increased
inventories and accounts
expansion of the company's sales vol¬
finance
to
necessitated
Business
President
of
that
com¬
stockholders
of
the
latter
is
BUSINESS—Max
principally
line
1961—5 Wks.—1960
$4,264,638
its
in
1961—9 Wks.—1960
$9,984,760
$6,563,704
of
The
use
or
$7,186,502
193,
Insurance
below.—V.
Inc.,
Co.—Class
&
PROCEEDS—Of
are
being
company
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales Higher—
April 1—
Products,
Blyth & Co., Inc. made a public offering
on
April 12 of 400,000 shares of $1 par value class A
stock of Max Factor & Co., priced at $56.75 per share.
in
Period End.
Food
Factor
foreign
2122.
Saies
2019.
cate headed by
net
of
1,000
______
1,000
Labouisse,
&
Co.__
1,000
Brothers
1,000
&
1,000
-—
1,000
1,000
Johnson & Higgins
Walter & Hurry,
1,000
Wilson,
-
&
Co
Co.,
C.
1,500
Evans
1,500
Fairman & Co.
Maxfield H. Friedman
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Inc.
1,500
1,500
&
(Inc.)
Co.
Co.__——
500
500
Daniel Reeves & Co
Stepheson, Leydecker & Co.
Eubanks, Meyerson
500
500
Stewart,
1,500
Co
500
500
500
&
Bx-os.
1,500
&
500
Co._
& Co
1,500
Co
500
&
Corp,
Lamson
Morgan
1,500
Inc
Co
MacCormack
1,500
Co.
Co
p.
&
Brown
S.
1,500
Co
&
500
Inc.
2,250
2,250
Co
Podesta
1,000
Bingham,
2,250
Co.
Co.__
& Co.
——1
& Co
500
500
1120.
1,500
Wulff,
Hansen
sales
totaled
a
of
this
corporation
$20,116,330,
earlier,
year
1,
increase
of
$36,345,554,
aggregated
sales
1961
the five weeks ended April 1,
with $12,561,422 for the like five
60.1%.
For the period Jan. 1
for
compared
an
$29,867,395
versus
comparable period of 1960, an increase pf 21.7%.—V. 193,
1338
pp.
for
1120,
1451.
aixd
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating
$26,276,921 $25,151,698 $52,834,439 $50,313,582
17,176,105
16,537,067
34,630,188
32,959,022
taxes__
3,247,011
2,979,449
6,386,574
6,020,716
revenues
Operating
expenses
income
Federal
1961—2 Mos—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Feb. 28—
Other
operating
taxes—
1,951,402
2,077,885
4,074,123
4,182,782
Net
operating
income
$3,902,403
3,148,564
$3,557,297
2,925,666
$7,743,554
6,248,547
$7,151,062
5,885,788
after
Net
—V.
charges
193,
1229.
p.
MidAmerica Mutual Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
to the SEC for
Act permitting
policies
heretofore issued by Investors Life Insurance Co. of Iowa
at a price
different
from
the
public offering price of Fund
shares;
and
the
commission
has scheduled the matter
for hearing
on May
1,
1961.
—V.
191, p. 2747.
fund,
sale
the
Cedar
of
exemption
an
of
the
shares
to
Company
certain
of
owners
Financial
applied
Iowa, has
Investment
Rapids,
under
order
Fund
insurance
Placement—On
Corp.—Private
April 13, Boettcher & Co., William R. Staats & Co., and
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc. announced the private
placement of $2,000,000 of this firm's 5V2% convertible
subordinated
debentures, due April
1976.
1,
—
V.
193,
1120.
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
Sales
$3,042,012 $29,849,654 $28,626,680
$4,278,939
—V.
193,
1961—8 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Mar. 31—
705.
p.
Bank
by
the
ume.
Ernest
and
Vita
the
balance
of
for
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
2,250
&
&
California
April
the
Missouri
owned
1016.
Massachusetts Mutual Life
See
manu¬
purposes.
Simon
192,
the
test
be
Inc
&
Service
Public
Placement—On
Co.—Private
this firm had placed
privately $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1991,
with 19 institutions. The proceeds will be used for con¬
April
it
12
announced
was
V.
192,
that
1612.
p.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Securities Of¬
fered—The
on April 14 raised approximately
capital through the public sale of an
issue of $25,000,000 4%% sinking fund debentures and
250,000 shares of 3% convertible preference stock. East¬
man Dillon, Union Securities & Co. is manager of groups
underwriting the offerings.
company
$50,000,000 in
additional
and
$75,000
The
purposes.
of
approximate
$200,000
the
stock.—V. 192, p.
24.5%,
200,000
Mason
Friedrichs
1,000
1,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.__
Simmons
&
Weil,
shares,
by
The
Inc., a non-profit corporation created by George
completion of
the
proposed
stock
sale,
Bunker
After
remaining
100,000 shares
are
Chief Executive
Chairman
Board
per¬
and
24.5%
the
common
which
of
offered
be
respectively,
Weinstock
company.—V.
will
officers
Executive
as
interest).
Systems;
to
reserved
be
added
prospectus
Vice-President,
to
prod¬
13, Pistell, Crow, Inc. announced that it had placed pri¬
vately 100,000 shares of this firm's class A common
300,000
The remaining 275 machines will be
by Copymation.
Of the
machines
salaries
and
corporate
Weinstock
expects
of
B
key
Howard,
Inc.
struction and the retirement of short-term bank loans.—
cash,
by
Skaggs & Co
Dittmar & Co., Inc.
guided
nuclear
and
shares in addition
management
officials
own
assets
certain
of
1,000
Pacific Northwest
Eichler & Co
&
1,000
1,000
Davis,
1,500
&
1,500
_i_:
1
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Private Placement—On April
Copy-
in
represented
now
sale
class
and
company
$100,000
Co.
2,250
Co
Weedon
193,
&
Strauss, Blosser & McDowell
Co
Dain
weeks
p.
systems
Trust
44,490
own
Co.
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
stockholders
American
are
equipping combination sales offices and show
Chicago and Philadelphia; and $175,000 will be
and
York,
proceeds
will
10
to
the
of
of
services
amounts
of
company
present
advertising
general
the
the
to
these
company.
balance
applied
than
in
the
for
Philadelphia,
cost
a
company
machines
of
copy
supplies
promoters,
of
Co.
stock
machined,
copy
the
and
received
shares
its
at
1960,| the
dry
other
transferred
1960,
cash,
proceeds
by the
Copymation,
will
stock
November,
and
and
Weil
They
in
40,000
some
II.
J.
October,
they
Net
models made
factured
in
which
and
$900,000.
and
Chicago.
$20,000
respectively.
common
run
Inc.
of
by
in
electrostatic
paper
shareholders,
present
Inc.,
acquired
law
desk-top,
&
Hentz
1,500
Inc.
2,250
Inc
Co.
Staats
Ellis
First
Co.
common
Foundation
additional
selling
the
as
3,105,217
D.
and
Bunker.
price
stock
electronic
M.
Bankers
Washington,
such
common
(New
equipment,
Of
George
respectively,
at
of
present holders thereof
York, Pacific Coast
is
listed,
at such
the
the
outstanding
has
shares.
by
which
shares
determine.
indebtedness,
by
outstanding
sale
prospectus,
associated
ucts.
&
Cruttenden,
H.
1500
l',500
2,250
Baird & Co.,
Elworthy
1,500
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Chapman, Howe & Co
2,250
Inc.
Co.
&
W.
M.
Inc.__
Hammill
Bateman,
1,500
Gardner__II
3,000
Co
Midwestern
registration
a
exchanges
on
and
time
to
missiles,
M.
for
amounts
time
filed
122,986
the
of
more
Philadelphia-Baltimore)
times,
of
covering
offered
be
or
Baltimore,
of
company,
SEC
Co.,
&
&
R.
Crowell,
Co.__
_
3,000
Co.__
Inc
Whipple
Martin Co.—Files for Secondary—
The
&
Bacon,
Barth
&
Co
Co
3,000
3,000
Co
&
Co.,
Co
&
&
Hutton
This
has outstanding 400,000 shares
President,
and
Harold
company
which
of
resold
1963.
1,
sensitized
and
Systems,
mation,
May
Pennsylvania
distribute
design,
own
after
under
to
proposes
its
a
used
the
to
stock,
31,872
the
saipe price to Singer, Deane & Scribner for services rendered
in
introducing
the
parties.
The
class
B
shares,
which
also
are
included in the registration statement, are convertible
share-for-share
into
&
William
1,500
4,000
3,000
Stone
Shearson,
Co
inc.
Jackson.
duPont
Becker
Blunt
&
1,500
&
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
4,000
Co
I.
1,500
Inc
&
-Boettcher
4,000
Co
Schwabacher
J.
Co
1,500
Co.__
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
4,000
&
&
&
4,000
McDonnell
in
license
under
the
at
J.
also
Treasurer,
27,878
owned
Philadelphia,
April
operated
during
additional
of
were
common
Officer.
Bldg.,
on
offered
be
headed
40,000
settlement
Trust
the
to
underwriters
commission
a
entitled
with
stock,
common
through
share
Commercial
statement
units
33
Sutro
4,000
Weeks
&
Allyn
F.
amount of $500,000 and to provide working capital
the company's expansion program. The proceeds from the
by
loan
260,238
Magnefax,
sale
or
&
Rothschild
A.
Co.
McCormick
6,500
Co
Noyes
&
Walston
outstanding in the
bank
to
Magnefax Corp.—Registers Common—
registration
units
an
$28,000,-
over
Industrial
and
1711.
p.
concessions
a
1961,
on
is
wholesale distributor of
a
open
large
manu¬
medicine.
Magnavox
is
company
or
may
products
the
two
registration
a
relatively
and diversified discount type department stores.
As of March,
the company operated 70 units located in 21 states and plans to
to speed
owners.
000
-
filed
Mass.,
April 12 covering 194,750 shares of common
100,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
on
wide variety of cosmetics,
beauty aids, health aids and other inexpensive products of types often
purchased "on impulse" by the consumer.
Sales are made primarily
to 11 wholly-owned subsidiaries, each of which sells at retail through
a
related
for
Norwood,
Street,
Inc—:__
Co._
Webber,
Francis
1961
Dean
Irving Lundborg
Manley, Bennett
Inc—6,500
1,500
.___
above.
new
new
high-fidelity electronic organ. Other devel¬
marketing in the United States of a tape recorder
British subsidiary, as well as new equipment for brain
a
189
which
of
The
own
planning
storage
Freimann
set
boat
balance
market
produced
radio
strong gains in both sales
include the
opments
Mr.
that
electronics field,
handling
facture
stated
the
the
said
areas
the
for
Inc.,
Loewi
6,500
&
Inc.__
Melville Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
Inc.,
and
year.
Freimann
Products,
' ""J
,
statement with the SEC
high
Mr.
'
.
6,500
Co
Curtis
Bache
shares, being outstanding stock, by the present
offering will be made on an all or none basis
through underwriters headed by McDonnell & Co.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
earnings
electronics
first
quarter
15%
a
sales
division
the
of
11.6%
First
1960.
.....
&
Hemphill,
F.
Ryons
Co.,
Fay, Inc._
Lester,
Pierce,
&
&
&
6,500
Co.
com¬
respective
similar number
stockholders:
Richards
Reinholdt
Hallgarten
L.
selling
Blyth
firm
a
the
a
Co
Smith
Stearns
&
below,
Hooker
Co.
&
made
Shares
Hill
Frank, Meyer & Fox 6,500
Corp.
t
6,500
Bear,
—V.
Marrud, Inc.—Registers Common—
one
fidelity
industrial
softening
a
$32,000,000.
$124,879,052,
electronics
volume
despite
to
Increases in
and
the
by
Automotive
"!
I
•
the
whom
Shares
_36,500
Paribas
company and 94,750
holders thereof.
The
rose
television
Sales
of
volume
estimated
an
of
volume
government
made
of
Co.—Annual Report—
$107,758,670.
the
retail
sale
$2.76.
to
Sales
of
potential
a
the
covers
Magnavox in I960 rose to a record $6,533,000, a 40%
the $4,679,458 earned the previous year, Prank Freimann,
announced on April 10.
Earnings per share increased from
over
$1.99
agreement
702.
p.
"
Marrud,
Club
units
'
••
from
forth
Weld
Retail
'
radio.
Diners'
Maremont
purchased
set
aggregating
for
company
Milwaukee
White,
Maremont Corp.—New Name—
See
organization has recently announced that an exclu¬
sive
agreement
has been signed with Diners'
Club, whereby Diners'
Executive
Shopping Service will merchandise to club members DVI's
new
"Bellvoice," a combination remote telephone amplifier and hi-fi
stock
the
Barney & Co. Inc.__ 6,500
Smith,
J.
Saco-Lowell.
the
of
incumbent
the
at
&
&
A
Union
Lynch,
Fenner
class
below,
severally
from
7
stock
common
named
representative,
-
Robert
Maremont
action
Chicago,
pany,
taken
was
10.
company
manufacturer
other
action
President,
"more
to
The
April
Maremont,
Automotive
Products, Inc. have amended
incorporation by changing the company's
Corp.
on
company."
In
Maremont
Maremont
Arnold
subsidiary
transistorized
being
the
on
purchase
Inc
Dillon,
Goodbody
Maremont Automotive Products, Inc.—Name
Change—
Stockholders
of
and
underwriters
as
to
Goldman, Sachs &
Kidder, Peabody &
net
603.
p.
acting
shares
Co.
Hayden,
shares
193,
&
Eastman
businesses.
The
is
agreement
numbers
E.
coatings
laboratory are believed to comprise
plants in the industry.
Magna-Bond's subsidiary, Delaware Valley Industries,
is
a
manu¬
facturing and sales organization for communications equipment and
for electronic cleaning devices used in homes,
plants, and commercial
the
share annually
share annually.
Inc.,
Hornblower
wholly owned subsidiaries
totaled
company
$2,565,000
convertible
550,000
cents.—V.
common
Research
Co.,
mitment
stock
of
Through a
cameras
of the
picture
of
busi¬
equipm&nt.
motion
types.
the
organized
name,
all
accessory
movies.
to
successor
same
manufactures
consisting
Dec.
totaled
the
50,000
of
ordnance
the
&
Wertheim
|
predecessor
the
Dec.
$1,000,000
50
the
Industries, Inc. and its
months
Capitalization
expense of
organization.
per
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
accounts
$388,000.
name
"Delka
cents
cents
Blyth
will
increased
through several large
Spiegel's, Aldens and Montgomery
Mansfield
six
of
acquired
8mm
home
stock
company
and
Roebuck,
of
the
totaled
and
kits
show
is
the
company
zoom
' package"
and
the
Inc.
company
The
produces
reflex
retailers
Sears,
as
the
of
carrying
bearing
projectors
it
and
take
to
through
will
company
80
25
on
volume.
Industries,
1960,
film
affiliate,
lens
sale
the
increased
corporation.
picture
popular-priced
sary
the
corporation
August,
Illinois
Japanese
sorely
acquiring
or
The
•
transportation, industrial maintenance, and home repair
company
maintains a nationwide
sales and
distribution
The
of
from
an
fields.
one
Offered—
_
for
capital
BUSINESS—Mansfield
ness
leading
Delka
of
working
receivable
pleasure craft,
under
Stock
McDonnell
Mr.
setting up its own distribution facilities."
manufactures
plastic
coatings
and
protective
com¬
are
widely used
in
the
swimming pool,
marine and
-^Magna-Bond
pounds
to
1967
anticipate
we
gradually give up its present facilities in Camden, New Jersey,
ferring all key production people to Hawthorne, he added.
"At
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
ended
market.
Maga-Bond all the funds
underwrite
to
claimed
by
noted.
Tuchinsky
needed
an
added
for
completely new polyethylene urethane
Delka researchers.
Based
on
extensive
kind
needed
rights
headed
initial public offering
shares for the company.
rights is the
financing will give
new
be
sales
developed by
field
tests,
it
and
laboratory
exclusive
gets
Inc.—Common
group
April 14 of 150,000
shares of Mansfield Industries, Inc. common stock at
$17.50 per share.
Of the offering, 100,000 shares were
offered for the benefit of selling stockholders and 50,000
rela¬
working
the
agreement further specify that Delka will manufacture
Magna-Bond products at Delka's Hawthorne plant. Magna-Bond,
all
made
turret
months
18
production
...
purchase
to
pools
agreement
firms.
Industries,
underwriting
motion
effect,
both
Mansfield
An
(1691)
in
the
Factor
&
Co.
development,
and
its
subsidiaries
manufacture
sale
and
are
of
a
engaged
general
cosmetics.
company
also
theatrical
manufactures
make-up
products
for
in television,
motion picture and theatrical industries, and sells
products throughout the United States. In addition, it has branches
wholly-owned
123
other
Hollywood,
subsidiaries in 13 foreign countries and
foreign countries.
The principal executive
Calif.
DIVIDENDS—The
capital
stock
company
each
company
year
since
has
paid
1932.
has paid quarterly dividends
outstanding
years,
the
the class A stock aggregating
dividends
For
on
distributors
offices are
the
on
past
its
three
new
debentures, due April 15.
4.466%. The convertible prefer¬
share, and will be convertible
into
common
stock
of the company
at $180 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures and the
convertible preference stock will be used to provide additional capital
for
the
company's expanded business, including particularly its ac¬
tivity in the electrpnic data processing field.
4V2%
CONVERSION—The
1986
were
priced
stock
ence
at
sinking
to
100.50%
priced
was
REDEMPTION—The
$100
at
new
fund
yield
per
debentures
are
not
redeemable
at
a
lower
1966. Otherwise, they
prices ranging from
105% to 100%. Beginning April 15, 1966 a sinking fund will redeem
$937,500 of the debentures annually through April 15, 1985, calculated
to retire 75%
of the issue prior to maturity.
The convertible preference stock is subject to redemption, in whole
or
in part, at redemption prices per share ranging from $103 to $100.
to
the
redeemable
at
interest
are
rate
BUSINESS
—
prior to April
company's
option
company
the
Minneapolis-Honeywell,
a
15,
at
pioneer
maker
of heating
automatic
controls, has expanded its operations to cover a wide field of
including controls and inertial guidance systems for missiles
space
vehicles.
It also
manufactures
large and medium scale
products,
and
electronic
data
processing
EARNINGS—Sales
of
the
systems.
company
for
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
$426,183,310 and net income totaled $26,228,148. com¬
sales of $381,408,597, and net of $29,399,399, for the like
1960,
totaled
pared
with
1959
fiscal
year.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1QKH
otiH
oivinor
fn
t.ViA
of
the
nffi!*riTiP,s
companv.
include
as
of
&67.800.00Q
Dec.
lit
31,
I0D2*
term
$100
and
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
•UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase severally from the company the respective prin¬
of debentures and numbers of shares ot convertible
preference stock set forth opposite their respective names below
agreed
to
cipal
Nautec
250,000 shares of 3%
convertible preference stock, par
7,012,128 shares of common scock, Sl.oO par value.
debt,
\aluc
The Commercial and Financial
(1692)
8
The
disbursing agent for the
corporation.—V. 193, p. 708.
the
Bacon,
North
Fitch,
Barret,
common
200.000
—
____
—V.
Becker
G.
A.
Blyth
Alex.
3,000
9,000
1.000
Co.—
100.000
1,000
the
Sons
300,000
3,000
1999, at 101%
&
&
Brown
—
publicly
company's
100,000
Eberstadt & Co
Co.——
Securities Corp
The First
Boston
&
Sachs
100.000
1,200.000
13,000
Hallgarten & Co
:
—
W.
Mason-Hagan,
Pierce,
Lynch,
Jaffray
Pitier,
Fenner & Smith
and
9,000
phones
Inc.
13,000
&
Brothers
Smith,
Nicolaus
Stone
White,
Weld
Harold
E.
&
The
9,000
First
to
the
terms
the
agreement,
underwriting
the
company
holders
Lynch,
&
Details—
agreed
Number of Shares Purchased
From the
Underwriter
Eppler,
Co._
&
Hayden,
F
E.
The
Pierce
Dickson
S.
&
Weil,
Dallas
Rupe
Baker,
Co.——
&
Fridley
Hooker
H.
I.
&
&
Co.
Newton
McCarley
Mitchum,
Perkins
Co.
&
&
Carrison,
Quinn
&
Nicolaus
F.
G.
A.
&
&
&
S.
.
Willis,
E.
&
Co...
_
.
__
R.
S.
—V.
&
&
195
195
tration
__
195
of
195
per
129
129
Levy
p.
1560.
&
Inc.
to
$20,365,147
of
National Biscuit
National
Chairman,
ment
in
The
share
Wheat
Biscuit
65
Daniel
F.
Bull
basis
National
located
in
Lee
S.
announced
for
Biscuit
reached
jointly
and
and
stock
debts,
capital
Co.
the
funds
in
April
on
the
to
-the
the
Secretary-Treasurer
will
14.5%-.
36.2%
own
Mr/: Bartels
9.6%
33.9%
of
If
20.3%
at
at
of
cost
a
a
at
for
each
Minneapolis
1960
sales
Biscuit
Minn.
and
totaled
Co.
was
by
in
Its
of
share
Wheat
an
agree¬
graph
6/10
of
Exchange
1398
of
Cream
The
a
of
$500,000
$91,137.—V. 182,
of
Wheat
group
proper¬
will
be
property,
about
not
if
used
offering
$600,
and
the
common
the
is
at
a
remaining
are
manu¬
company
at
common
in
1960
its
sales
were
&
acting
and
consist
Dollar
on
April
Dollar' Bonds
principal
which
Co.,
as
of
Bonds
nection
are
Inc.,
offering
bonds
the
year
million.
Commission
interest
offering
cost
of
of
&
1976
the
as
which
ties.
Tele-graph
be
to
will
with
the
ending
to
The
be
agents
be
offered
First
for
the
converted
corporation's
March
1962
by
Boston
the
Corp.
and
yen
to
Smith,
Barney
from
will
and
construction
estimated
by
be
program
the
cost
used
for
&
the
in
Co.,
sale
con¬
fiscal
the
equivalent
-
The
the
stocks
New
holders
of
York
and
-rV. 193.
p.
both
Stock
Cream
companies
Exchange.
of
913.
Wheat
are
widely
Nabisco
has
has
more
held
more
than
and
than
3.000
are
listed
77.000
Nippon
on
share¬
shareholders.
to
take
telegraph
only
from
and
company
&
the
related
Telephone
government
and
the
communication
furnishing
by the government
Public
such
control
services
services
of
its
Corp.
was
furnishing
in
of
formed
public
Japan
in
1952
telephone,
and
first
gauging
the
of
President,
quarter
of
1960
quarter
reported
fiscal
first
1960.
quarter
profits
reserve
that
possible
that
at
Earnings
are
for
comparison
not
was
forward
carry
1961
after
stock
out
quarter
has
April
will
called
25.
will
be
of
since
time
taxes
before
and
also
be
are
1961,
to
firm's
the
approve
with
50,000
of
three
a
Ohmart
$1
for
said
held
be
would
acquisitions
other
at
meeting
in
head¬
increase
an
value
par
stock
one
to
split
asked.
Mr.
split
special
a
Ohio.
asked
from
Approval
and
other
of
future
that
companies
corporate
shares
excess
available
for
future
properties
or
purposes.
G.
the
F.
well
made
as
is
in
owned
selling
is
Bernard
Inc.,
commission
12
in
the
will
company
of
serve*
principal
the
securi¬
and
adviser
outstanding
101,200,
including
Sterenstein
Orange
Rockland
&
of
the
company's
stock,
series
a
Each
the
and
.
Directors
$105
man¬
stockholder
investment
as
has
now
stockholders,
convertible*
organization
and
Paige.
the
to
is
by George F. Nicholls,
Paige, its primary pur¬
field
the
President
which
The,
by
in
factor
also
I960
June
and
dominating
Co.
share
per
investment
underwriter.
shares
best
a
39d
Sterenstein
&
York,
filed
a
-registration
covering
300,000
shares
of
sale at $3 per share.
The'
efforts
basis
by
G. F.
Nicholls
7
public
expenses.
company,
Nicholls
New
April
for
organized
was
the
the
on
a
for
facilitate
to
Lane,
on
offered
which
$6,000
Herbert
of
SEC
be
be
Fund, Inc.—Registers Common—
Maiden
share
share
option
conversion
of
E
5%
plus
of
on
the
have
shares
May
accrued
the
privilege
Utilities, Inc.—Redemption—
corporation
outstanding
of
12,
expires
authorized
convertible
1961.
The
redemption
cumulative
redemption
Horace
all
of
preferred
will
be
at
dividends
to
May 12.
preferred
stock
convertible
holder
Pacific Finance
Telegraph
over
ownership in
193, p. 1121'.
quarter
into
on
three
the
shares
of
redemption
is
convertible
common
date.—V.
of
$482,000,000.
,
of
as.
Dillon,
through
Proceeds
corporation.
into
is
Spanish
average.
common
Cincinnati,
shares
of
first
apply.
for
stock
1
for
Nicholls.
.
and
underwritten
corporation
by
which
nuclear
of
first
comparable
pointed
first
shareholders,
to
company
common
are
the
quarter.
value.
arise,
to
plus
agement
to
.
Guaranteed
28%
Oil
in
held
average.
of
not
Street,
the
of
Inc.,
being
pose
Tele¬
Japan.
of
Ohio
be
prominent
Ohmart,
the
directors
meeting
possible
with
is
paid
The*
Securities
covering $15,000,000 of
unconditionally guaranteed
by
Co.
be
this
stockholders
10
$10,000,000
due
with
did
shareholders
to
the
quarterly
loss
tax
a
of
shares
stock,
President;
statement
1960's
first
par
for
Fund,
statement
headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., The First Boston
Corp.
Barney & Co., and an aggregate* of $5,000,000 of Guar¬
Telegraph and Telephone Dollar Bonds maturing 1964,
1965
1966
Read
of
registration
a
share
1960
number
opportunities
W.
2359.
p.
will
company
a
retain
in
the
statement,
board
time,
dividends,
sold,
completely
stock
will
E.
with
of
Ohmart
with
One Maiden Lane
for
stock,
Russell
purchasers
borne
provide
ownership
manufacturer
quarterly
per
Mr.
Bogen
letter
a
be
will
$50,000
$163,000
and
1960's
annual
2236
without
The
of
will
refinery,
cent
family,
climb
1960
ahead
cents
the
of
required
stock
Smith,
anteed
and
products
subsidiary
Corp.
filed
Telephone
of
bonds
Telephone
a
cereal
and
and
payment
million.
in
corporation
.
Cream
Canadian
a
511.8
formed
1929,
hot
olacer
'and
outstanding
of
cost
a
such
of
tax.
outstanding
In
also
the
per
holding
a
Oil
Philip
the
of
unaudited
39
authorized
on
$10,000,
A.,
Fierro
upward
36%
earnings
that
a,t
substantial
year.
ahead
an
an
300,000
allocated.
this
the
cost 'of
and
companies.
equivalent
common
Co.
of
$9,000
54.9-%,
Amundson
for
their
company's
At
in
for
its
refinery
52%
Four
Cincinnati
the
of
were
income
of
months
36
from
associates
build
to
Ohio
group.
shareholders,
57'% compared
ahead
ahead
lieu
1,846,400
company
Hills
about
operation,
specifically
of
the
of
transfer
S.
the
by
to
up
on
quarters,
gold
within
oil
business
to
Petroleos,
fiscal
10%<
tax
The
which
exchange
The
Black
development
equip
placer
in
1954
company
has outstanding
1,943.370 shares
which Earl R. Amundson,
President, owns
of
that
11
two
12%
35%
its
on
two
and
cost
permission
agreed
company
still had
Federal
income
taxes
and
total
Government.
the
had
not
are
equivalent
the
sale,
has
Dakota
outstanding).
located
not
in
business
It
which
South
(the
immediate
any
$170,000
for
general
of
stock
now
Mines
offering
$43,869,127
Cream
is
incorporated
Minneapolis,
at
National
$451.8
Mining
proceeds from the stock
certain
This
for joining
exchange
and
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Public Corp.—Registers
Bickmore,
were
Shipments
shares
crude
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
orders
1961
were
Spanish
Spanish
25,000-barrels-
capital.
managed
continued
report
orders
regis¬
a
operations
commence
Properties,"
Hills
common
par
Eldridge
to
Black
Era
par
cents
net
for
filed
a
address.
Spanish
de
with
Spanish
the
industrial
and
a
after
1,000,000
maintains
and
Avenue
Placer
the
the
$1
1954
proposes
"Gold
in
$67,730,
1
1897
in
Winnipeg;
It
the
in
Colfax
The
ancl
factured
West
contemplate
working
Mr.
$47,494,416
common.
Founded
organized
65
Co.—Exchange—
President
principle has been
proposed
of
of
25
the
Of
pay
for
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$15,653,387
and
Federal
Denver,
covering
of
Spanish
Iberica
completed
the
its
and,
The
Libya.
the
of
associates
the
be
Ohio
refinery and its Spanish associates will hold 16%.—V.
In
stock, to be offered for public sale at 50 cents
is involved.
1121.
p.
for
to
company's
Co.—Registers Common—
date.
as
shares
Bartels,
193,
return
in
group
16%
Spanish
Based
from
reserves
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales Higher—
—V.
to
not
of
Gales
40,865,301
underwriting
known
does
ties.
,
65
1961—Month—1960
A
to
that
10
Spain..
refinery
of
cent
per
of
northern
expected
the
discovered
remaining
systems
8,077,450
Belle
.,
Period End. Mar. 31—
43,229.633
is
April
on
proposal
in
million.
supply
Oil.
Ohmart
20.535,743
refinery
a
$18
will
reserves
Sales
8,537,279
situated
shares
130
935
about
Oil
Ohio
the
$64,326,133
4,038,914
but
129
Co.
of
the
approved
installation
day
cost
banking
165,000
4,179,1^5
acquired
129
935
to
Compania
1560.
claims
461,600
129
1,871
_
build
In
110,000
Co
&
Spain—
Findlay, Ohio, company announced
associates
$10,036,351
the
8,067,714
partly-owned and
$10,876,732
was
8,102,025
had
and
Co.,
$4,993,084
at
4,136,241
Government
the
165,000
:
&
$5,332,862
office
4,123,418
1230.
p.
refinery
income
common
27,772,739
taxes—
charges
193,
Eighty-four
5,325,876
par
$47,825,367
29,101,265
7,797,609
8,098,595
No
$49,188,128
13,798.039
7,715,567
1951—2 Mos.—1960
6,
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$24,015,823
14,307,218
4,025,607
after
by
165,000
...—______
Avenue,
1961—Month—1960
$24,470,201
3,913,541
165,000
21,495,482
acquired
were
129
1,871
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
income
Ohio
165,000
5,485,750
earnings
any
129
1,871
Bell
3,987,690
oil
:
York
W.
Marx
April
the
$7,997,224
per
$68,227,764
on
list
to
$7,852,229
165,000
Inc.__
Hugo
Colfax
application
$4,096,741
a
$32,219,307
SEC
make
$3,972,331
Securities
1961—Month—1960
West
to
Exchange.
income
220,000
8,635,649
company
placer
935
Co.
220,000
Inc.
&
4,035,014
cents
property
129
Co.
&
Co.,
$33,812,478
9635
Stock
operating
The
,,,
2,655,466
share.
transfer
129
1,871
____
25
129
__
Inc
&
—165,000
Warren
with, the
plans
Norway
York
Ohio Oil Co.—To Refine in
Son
Clarke
Inc.
of
of
New
4,132,609
&
4,234,353
statement
the
semi-annual
a
1,984,799
Net
2,749,281
company,
The
129
1,871
Inc.
Inc
Co.
Ayres
This
195
Waggener
&
E.
193,
Co.
&
Hudson
Robert
&
195
1,871
—
Co.
330,000
New Era Mining
of
currency
of
2,067,234
—V.
taxes—
p.
the
approximately
1,871
_
______
Neuhaus
Austin
Austin
193,
in
benefit
220,000
charges——
after
Net
—V.
payable
the
Net
195
1,871
Sons
&
Inc.
Kenny
H.
195
be
have
taxes—
They
195
will
operating
220,000
taxes
operating
will
bonds
Ooher
I
income
the
bonds
years.
Kingdom
on
Ohio
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
expenses—
of
The
Period End. Feb. 28—
220,000
McKelvy & Co._
Rippel & Co.—
Russ & Co., Inc.______:
330,000
10
The
220,000
Corp.
revenues—-
Net
1,871
____
,be
Federal
Inc
&
W.
Corp.
.
operating
195
195
1,871
^
Corp.
sale
expenses—.
Dabney
Interstate
Sherrerd,—
Co,
commencing in the
fall of
1964,
calculated
to
retire
of
the bonds by
maturity.
For the sinking fund the bonds will
redeemable at 100%.
The bonds will be non-callable
during the
Operating
-i——
825,000
550,000
&
fund
275,000
Inc
Tyson
550,000
price,
States,
all
prin¬
220,000'
Small
825,000
Inc.
Ripley
&
publicly,
shares
bonds
will
be
direct,
unconditional
and
general
obligations
Kingdom of
Norway
and
will
rank
equally with all other
indebtedness of the Kingdom.
Interest
on,
and
principal and
sinking
220,000
Co.,
Townsend,
550,000
of
An
the
redemption
of
220,000
Co.
Co
Other
2,805
.
&
The
.
loan
&
Newbold's
440,000
&
Federal
1960
Beane
&
Darlington
H.
Richard
Simmons
&
Hogle
195
2,805
..
Inc.
Stewart
Underwood,
Walker,
Ellis
A.
2,805
.
__
Co.
Odess, Martin, Sellers, Doe & Bonham
Peters, Writer & Christensen Inc._
Sanders
&
Co.
Harold
Blunt
of
bonds
SEC.'
the
Harriman
by
Freres
offering
loan
with
7
Co. and Smith, Bar¬
probably in early May.
of the bonds
will initially
be added
reserves.
It
is
the present intention
the
exchange
revenues
Bodine
Co.
825,000
2.805
Inc.—
McLarty
Mason-Hagan
Inc.
Beane
&
Co.
Co.
Edwards
Kroeze.
Co.
&
&
&
Inc._
&
Co.
public
external
of
Opera'ing
Co.
&
Co.
2,805
Smith
Cassell
Dittmar
195
2,805
Inc
Marache
managed
Lazard
Inc.,
the
proposed
April
on
Townsend,
&
825,000
.
from
foreign
Kingdom
bonds
Inc
&
825,000
&
proceeds
the
15-year
filed
Norway that these* net proceeds will be applied
to
the
acquisition
and
importation
of
capital
equipment
required
for
the
continuing
development
of
the
Norwegian
economy.
severally
Grimm
John
Co.
offer
275,000
Whiteside
Crouter
W.
&
will
Inc.
covering
Norway
was
jointly
syndicate
Loeb
Co.
of
1976,
_J___
Williston
Hill,
1,
May
Kuhn,
&
statement
Kingdom
due*
Norway's
275,000
Co
&
DeHaven
&
Co.—
Lemon
$7,375,653
6,702,666
Net
330,000
Winslow,
1,100,000
Period End. Feb. 28—
2.805
.
-
Williston
C.
Granbery,
6,887,854
Securities
Evans
I
Operating
Operating
2,805
__
_
have
Co
Dittmar
Davis
&
$7,891,424
3,431,884
the
$48,-
respective
___:
Chace,
825,000
Co.
$3,733,776
3,395,614
to
company
Fridley & Frederking___
Co
Goodbody
2,805
Stifel,
R
_
_
J.
Zuckerman,
_
_
below
Earnings—
2,805
_
Wulbern
Co.—
Inc.
2,805
.
Tempieton
Inc.
Co.
Pierce,
Stephens
..
Cullom
Share
2,305
..
Inc.
Jones
&
.
Co.
&
&
&
R.
J.
Indianapolis Bond &
195
2,805
....
in
shares
1,250,000
Co'.___
&
$3,873,910
1230.
p.
$330,000
Doolittle
1,100,000
Johnston,
f
tele¬
of
the
1,750,000
Inc.
Inc.
195
2.805
Inc..
of
following
Corp.
Denton,
Langley
income
charges
registration
ney
compared
income
22,047,305
named
1,750,000
195
2,805
.
Kirkpatrick
&
Shelby
324
2.805
.___
:_
&
Bros.
C.
3,747,001
operating
Inc.,
service,
in
11,494
company
net
and
Carolina
1,750,000
CO.
&
Co.
Courts
324
v
4,076
._—
Inc.—________
Inc
Fay
Josey
Lentz,
Co.
W.
324
4,676
&
Hutton
6,979,809
3,850,648
underwriting
in
Vermont.
Inc.
2,400,000
——
F.
7,122,135
1,870,229
$15,000,000
•
Amount
Hammill"&
Co.
E.
3,557,764
(Kingdom of) Norway—Registers Bonds—
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,:
.1,750,000
Co.__ 1,750.000
Shearson,
Butcher
324
4,676
4,076
Frederking
Si
649
_
Inc.
&
Boenning & Co
Clark, Landstreet
.
Stone
,
1,931,247
193,
first
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
649
Inc
Co.
Son
„
—
service,
and
$52,273,570
to
the
company
Dominick
Noyes
J.
649
9,351
—
Friedrichs & Co.
Labouisse,
Simonds
Inc.
Co.
Rnbinson-Huinphrey
9,351
9,351
Corp.——.
underwriters
Inc.- 1,750,000
Hemphill,
649
.___
Space
Co.
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$22,819,461 $47,695,892 $45,523,433
13,637,692
28,831,685
27,425,970
3,5.18,704
after
A
neces¬
furnishing
of
had
capitalization
Sutro
Co.
-
taxes—
United
2,500,000
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
649
9.351
-
&
2,595
—
Inc.—
Lane.
Johnson,
Howard,
_
Co._
Co.
<fe
Hutton
_
&
&
&
McDonnell
(%2 from each)
37,405
Inc.
Turner
_
Stone
Rauscher,
R.
&
Guerin
Bache
Selling
Stockholders
Company
the
of
debt,
2,500,000
Inc.
to
From the
1960,
Inc.
duPont &
Becker
G.
Burns
set. forth
selling stock¬
and | conditions
stock:
common
&
" '
4
taxes—
Net
Tele¬
be
.
telephones
subsidiary,
a
income
funded
the
<-r.
$15,000,-
will
Island
$380,023,379 and
Co._—_
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Witter
income
T
■'
?
■
1961—Month—1960
.
revenues
•;
Co.—Earnings-—
operating
—V.
be
company
telephone
toll
revenues
net
Pierce,
Smith
1,000
sell, and each of the underwriters, for
whom
Eppler,
Guerin
&
Turner
Inc.
is
acting
as
representative,
severally agreed to purchase the following respective number of shares
severally
will
of
business
3,333,787
2,500,000
A.
the*
the
Rhode
Co.,
Corp._$8,720,000
1,000
and
Other
debentures
Francis I.
Additional financing details follow:
share.
per
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
Federal
American
which
,7:
funds
and
had
31,
in
from
the
9,000
185,000 shares of thi§ .firm's $5 par common stock at
412.50
local
of
Dec.
Brothers
Fenner
April 10 issue reported the April 5 oversubscription
Our
of
900,000
Financing
to
6
100,000
Inc.—Additional
.' '•
.
14,239,601
of
The
107.40%.
company,
in
Hampshire,
$20.-
par
Boston
Dominick
Foods,
',
$23,563,462
of
purchase
to
Hayden,
Morton
1961
12,
May
at
parent
engaged
and
$305,000,000
amounts
Merrill
1338.
p.
is
operating
Dean
Co
&
1121.
p.
\
!
prior
debentures
new
v'/'V-
revenues
1,000
Co
193,
■
Period End. Feb. 2.8—
option
the
Amount
1.000
•
&
Total
—
of
Lehman
900,000
Corp
pursuant
to
the
Payroll
Savings-Stock
Plan,
of
9,000
,
Co
Woodard-Elwood
193,
2,000
the
1994,
1,
its
Telephone
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
at
12,475
filed a registration state¬
500,000 shares of common
company's Employees' .Stock
Purchase
Plan,
and
Stock
offered
i.
1959.
consisted
cipal
of
additional
the
$404,801,631
capital stock,
1,000
——.
Wood
in
3,000
redeemable
redeemable
about
or
on
Sept.
company
.100,000
Co
&
the
operating
3,000
sale
mainly
CAPITALIZATION—At
i~66o
be
not
be
1,289,016'
1338.
p.
Northwestern Bell Telephone
from 104%
for those re¬
100%:. for those redeemed on or
to
from
New
Automatic
to
total
736,247
9,000
Towbin Co
Unterberg,
Wheat
Inc
Securities
Webster
&
E.
Co..
&
1960,
EARNINGS
900,000
250,000
,
193,
Plan.—V.
Option
service.
in
1,000
Inc
31,
Westerly
100.000
•
services,
Massachusetts,
Dec.
300.000
—
—
Inc...
Stephens,
Stifel,
Co.,
&
Barney
Inc
due
company
with
1,000
300,000
Co.,
Hutzler
&
20,974
be
Purchase
Morgan
by
to
1961,
amounted
3,000
100,000
.
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Robinson-Humphrey
Salomon
1,000
300;000
900,000
loo,000
Inc.—_
Co.,
Gardner
&
On
9,000
—
The
—V.
3,000
Hopwood
&
Pollock
E.
C.
13,000
Inc
Favre,
Reinholdt
J.
Maine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Paine,
C.
communication
100,000
900,000
1.200.00C
Inc
Merrill
Morgan Stanley & Co
Wm.
1,000
900,000
—
$121,231
*79,771
$99,828
*94,791
ranging
the
redemption
advances
BUSINESS—The
9,000
Brothers
Murphey
3,000
for
sary
900,000
1.200,000
300,000
Langley & Co
C.
Lehman
$74,691
company,
2223 Dodge St., Omaha,
with
the SEC
on
April 6, covering
stock,
Net
from
Telegraph Co., for
the redemption.
&
will
will
prices
1967
1,
debentures,
obtain
to
100,000
Co
Inc
&
& Co.
Loeb
Kuhn,
300,000
5%%
they
redemption
the
toward
of
phone
2,000
Inc
Co.,
&
Peabody
Kidder,
headed
groups
debentures
Thereafter,
at
prior to April
April 1, 1994.
intends
3,000
250,000
Inc.
Lemon & Co
Johnston,
Kalman
Co.
&
Hutton
F.
E.
1,
Operating
1966.
1,
applied
000
1,000
300,000
Weeks
&
$12,416
ry.
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Files Stock Plans—
This
April 11 on a bid of
Competing bids for a
on
coupon.
from
came
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
3.000
Co
&
Hornblower
4%%
the
ops.
income—_
oper.
ry.
ment
The group was awarded
competitive sale
coupon
company
after
9,000
300.000
debentures, due April
to yield 4.57%.
for
associates
of
issue of $45,GOO,COO
an
4%j%
year
deemed
3,000
900.000
Hickey
the
9,000
900.000
12
$1,410,247
from
rev.
Deficit.—V.
Telegraph Co.—4%% De¬
101.161.
April
9,000
_
at
38
REDEMPTION—The
1,000
3,000
,•
issue
April
on
$1,468,733
1,368,905
$667,305
expenses
Operating expenses—,—
at
3,000
300.000
;
_
Co
Co
&
Net
Stanley & Co., at 101.919, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
13,000
.
300.000
;
the
1,000
300,000
Corp
&
Forgan
Glore,
Goldman,
4%%
1,200.000
1-
.
Equitable
Elworthy
100.181%
100.000
& Pancoast
Dillon,
Read & Co., Inc
Dominick & Dominick
F.
1,003
1,000
Robertson
Dewar,
1,000
100.000
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
1.000
100,000
Co
Inc
Co.,
&
Dain
M.
&
Clarke
W.
John
J.
$48,674,379 $47,138,805
bentures Offered—The First Boston Corp. and
offered
$716,254
641,563
(operating
Net
England Telephone &
100,000
Co
Bradford
C.
J.
New
1,000
1961—2 Mos.—1960
654,889
operating revenue—
*
300,000
:
Inc
and
1961—Month—1960
.
1121.
p.
900.000
Inc
Co.,
&
Co.,
&
Boettcher
193,
1
Southern Ry.—Earnings-—
Ry.!
.1961—3 Mos.—1960
$17,126,483
$19,884,113
super¬
\
100.000
Inc..
Cd.,
&
various governmental bodies,
with principal
Minister of Posts and Telecommunications.
Ry.
1961—Month—1960
-
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
by
the
by
Norfolk
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
3,000
100,000
is
agent
value,
.
.
Period End. Feb. 28—
36,000
300,000
Allyn & Co., Inc
Whipple & Co
C.
A.
Of
transfer
stock, $5 par
appointed
Shares
Debentures
„
$5,000,000
in
exercised
vision
been
has
Bank
amounts
Name
of
Manhattan
dividend
ancl
of
is
Corp.—Appointments—
Chase
Chronicle
p.
at
The
stock.
193,
1230.
Corp.—Exchange Proposed—
W.
Brower, Chairman
Transamerica Corp., and Maxwell
and
C.
John
King,
R.
Beckett.
President
of
President of Pacific Finance
in
Japan. It is wholly owned
business and financial activities
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
193
Number 6047
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
General
Dividend
announcements
In
tables.
nounced
first
the
during the current week. Then
second table in which we show the payments previously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
a
-
Name of
B
Algoma Central
6%
class A .(quar.)
Mills,
Allied
Radio
Alside,
Inc.
American
Inc.
,
IV2C
,'
—
income)
(from
Assurance
6-
30c
5-
9
5-19
6%
1
15c
6-
1
30c
(increased)__
5-18
6-15
6-
1
(Atlantic
5-15
Hagerstown
Hallicrafters
Stock
4-28
4-13
12
V2C
5-
1
3-30
10%
5-
1
5-
4-24
4-14
(Subject
9
25c
6-15
5-19
25c
6-15
'5-19
Y.)
$1.10
5-22
25c
class
5-
Hirnch
Hunt
5-
3
Co.
5-
1
dividend)
(stock
of
:
stkhldrs.
N.)
Foods.
&
&
Co.
(stock
Industries,
preferred
A
preferred
$4c
B
6-
dividend).
2'%
1
(quar.)
R
Randall
_4__
share
per
New
plus
dividend
this
Photocopy
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
(initial
common
Andrea
Radio
Corp.
quar.)—
8V3C
———
(quar.)__
Atlas
Brass
Atomics
5Va%<
Baltimore
Bastian-Blessing
Bowater
Paper
of
5-13
5-
5-
■
4-10
8
3
4-15
5-15
Reeves
5-15
Rhode
$1.25
5-31
5-15
Roanoke
(quar.)
4-29
4-
J60c
6-
1
5-
5
4-29
4-
1
25c
(2-for-l
4-10
5-
Corp.
25c
6-27
6-
50c
(s-a)_____
Bank
.
—__
5-15
(Mass.)
(quar.)
common
a.
55c
4-17
funds 1
—:
Brockton
$3.80
23c
Taunton
Gas
preferred
Burgmaster
1
1
Burry
in
2
Business
North
West
Dredge
Canadian
Carlisle
Corp.
&
Collins
Ltd.
Columbus
4'4%
6%
Southern
&
preferred
Combined
&
Class
B
Corp.
Composite
Concord
*
Concord
Cook
$3
&
3
9
A
4-
•
',
Hampshire)
5-
1
Power
approve
de
&
3-for-l
a
Vegh
1
Mutual
From
net
5-10
6-
Detroit
Dial
&
Finance
Dickenson
Dominion
Inc.
Oilcloth
6-10
5-17
8-17
depositary,
pref.
Longview
Lukens
A
of
about
British
Eastern
$6
18
M
S
L
tax)
Mead Corp.,
4'/4%
434%
\'/<
Mid-West
Miller
&
4%%
preferred
Edwards
B
Industries
Elizabetlrcown
Increased
Empire
Evans
Exeter
&
Fairfield
Farmer
Co.
Bros.
Co.
Fate-Root-Heath
Federal
Corp.
Monthly
First
(B.
First
National
Murphy
5-16
9
4-17
5-29
4-28
(Yonkers,
4-28
5-16
1
4-28
4-20
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
5-
4-14
1
this
Gas
Steel
&
Class
B
Extra
Railroad
payment
omitted
at
^
Common
1
7-7
8-
1
7-7
4-15
3-15
6-23
6-
4-29
4-14
5-15
4-28
4-15
4-11
5-
4-17
,
1
5-
1
9
4-14
5-
1
4-15
5-15
Newfoundland
Voting
B
on
Motor
American
Coal
Northeastern
Indiana
4-13)
filed
To
Northern
Ohio
Co.,
5%
conv.
Co.,
6%
General
Battery
Cigar
&
Co.
about
3-31
Pacific
6-
1
5-16
4-15
3-31
4-28
4-19
to
4-17
&
Electric
5%
1st
5%
1st
1st
_
preferred
S
S
preferred
preferred
this
4.36%
1st
Pacific
35c
3*c
75c
6-
5-24
1
4-15
"6-
4-
,
1
7
0-2
Pall
Corp.,
Packer
Pearl
(quar.)
I2V2C
50c
9c
25c
5-
1
6-
1,
5-. 1
4-15
.
r
class
(S.
C.),
Insurance
Peoples National
Quarterly
Philadelphia
4-28
prove
5-15
shares.
a
4-20
J50c
6-
1
5-
5
6-10
5-
1
Bank
2-for-l
record
May
date
4-10
5-
1
4-20
1
6-16
2
15c
Co.
(N.
(Com.
7-
1
c
8-
1
7-21
11-
1
10-19
50c
5-
1
4-17
6-16
annual
25
1961
on
a
equiva¬
pay¬
made
was
50c
"6-16
6-
9
5-25
30c
5-
1
4-19
15c
(quar.)____
4-19
6-30
50c
Y.)
5-15
40c
5-15
4-28
omitted
payment
Pharmaceutical Corp. (quar.)
4'/4%
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
$1,061/4
6-
1
(incr.-quar. j
42 Vac
5-
1
4-20
4
5-
1
4-20
$1.37 '/a
5-
1
4-20
$1.31 %4
5-
1
4-20
IOC
5-16
4-25
30c
com.
preferred
4-28
(quar.)
Value
7-
37 Vac
J.)
advance
dividend
$1.43 3
I
.____
Line
Dorn
Income
Iron
Fund
Works
(quar.)
Amulet
Mutual
of
plus
5-
1
4-14
Investors
from
cents
8
a
(quar.)
5-15
4-14
t2Gc
of
40
Bros.
omitted
at
this
9
5-12
6-
1
4-25
Inc.—
in¬
cents
out
capital gains
Transportation Co.—
payment
6-
48c
Fund,
investment
distribution
realized
net
Watson
Mines, Ltd.
time)
Wellington Equity Fund—
(From
net
investment cjneome)
3c
West
Coast Telephone, $1.44 pfd.
White-Rodgers Co. (quar.)
White Stores, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
4-27
36c
6-
10c
4-28
4-10
25c
5-15
4-21
1%
<1
21c
4-28
1
5-
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries—•
(Stock
dividend)
Growth
Industries
from
net
realized
from
net
investment
Winn-Dixie Stores
Fund
1
CO
6-
2
cents
(20
capital gains and
1
cent
income)
(monthly)
4-19
6c
4-29
Monthly
6c
5-31
5-15
Monthly
6c
6-24
6-
32 Vac
6-20
5-31
62V4c
6-
1
5-
17 V2C
6-15
6-
1
6V2C
6-15
6-
1
holders
Wisconsin
Public
10c
7-1
6-16
4-28
4-
tlOc
5-15
6-15
45c
Co.
(quar. )__________
(quar.)
4-18
9
1
4-14
$15c
:
Service
(F. F.)
6
Wometco
Class
Enterprises, class A
B
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5-15
Below
6-10
5-15
6-
weeks
1
5-15
and not yet
6-
1
5-15
dends
announced
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
we
give
announced in previous
The list does not include divi-
dividends
the
paid.
this
week,
these
being given
in
the
preceding table.
Name
37Vic
5-15
Co.,
When
Holders
Share
31V4C
5-15
4-21
6.50%
preferred
5-15
4-21
Adams-Millis
5-15
4-21
Adirondack
5-15
4-21
Affiliated
27.Vic
= -z_-
5-15
60c
4-21
5-15
~
4-20
(quar.i j
1
.
Class
4-25
Class
30c
6-
1
5-15
25c
(quar.)_
the
5-
,,
Alabama
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-11
N.- Y.)r—-
,
50c
A
4-17
18c
5-
1
4-14
15c
6-26
5-15
6c
4-20
S-31
(quar.)_j
Mfg.
income)
-
5-
1
4-17
15c
6-
9
5-12
50c
5-
12V'aC
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Class
on
A
B
A
common
Class
B
Extra
&
on
7-2*
8r
4-22
T-23
50c
B_—
8-
7 21
11-
10-31
50c
(quar
class A
4-21
8-
50c
class A- and class
(quar.)_
on
5-
50c
(quar.)_
.
3-
50c
class A and class B__—
(quar.)__-_
Extra-
Class
4-21
50c
50c
(quar.)_:_
Extra'
ap¬
April 25)
4-17
1
By-Products—
Class
.
•
investment
Products
Brass
4-28
5-15
10c
net
Control
4-19
4-28
1
Fund, Inc.—
(From
Air
Akron
6
5-
5-
(quar.K
Industries
4-17
5-
10c
—
(quar.)___
Corp.
Payable of Rec.
$1.62Va
preferred I (quar.)^
common
$1.433/4
(quar.)_
5.75%
30c
u
of
Steel
4-21
4-21
28Vic
(Stockholders
is
Acme
5-15
5-15
7Vic
H.l
of Company
4-21
343ic
31V'4c
(Brooklyn,
split
5-
4-15
when
;
Co.
5-16
62 V2
the
for
An
5%%
Winfield
Francisco)—
preferred
(N.
4-18
State.
of
to
5-31
5-15
30c
Co.
Electric
The
1
the
of
(quar.)
40c
5-10
5-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
(San
4-17
5-17
4-28
15c
(quar.)___
Pictures,
Peninsula
Quarterly
(Stock¬
(quar. )____1____Z_
4-17
8
A
&
Washington
35c
___j,______
Brewing
6-15
6-
3ank
5
6
time)
4-14
6-
(quar.)_
preierred
Lighting Corp.
National
Upper
Co.
Corp.
Vitamin
4-21
1
(quar.)_
Pacific
this
on
Insurance
Radium
4-28
7-
(quar.)
1st
5-24
$12
Carbon
Fire
at
U
of
-5-1
9
(quar. >____
1st
4-17
56-
$1.75
__Z
_____ZZZZ
31V4C
4.50%
1
6-15
5c
■
4.80%
6-14
4-15
5-15
6-30
Per
4-10
5-
4-29
5-31
7c
(q~U8(r.)1'
pfd.
at
share.
90c
4-17
15c
1
9
(quar.)
5%
50c
7c
(quar.)__
dividend
a
$1.10
4-10
4-24
4-
6-
common..
4-17
5t, 1
4-15
20c
5c
30c
1
4-25
4
15c
(quar.).
&
Co.—
A
5-
(initial]
(quar.)
4-19
(quar.)^___
preferred
1
5-15
in January)
(Maryland)
(quar.)__________
Artists
Coi'p. (quar.)
United
S
cash
preferred
6-
(quar,)______
redeemable
1
$1.27 «/a
r~\
7%
on
preferred
1
(quar.)_____
preferred
1
5-
stockholders
United
U
held
be
5'/4%
1
(quar.)
preferred
55-
5-15
30c
vote
5'/2%
7-
(quar.)
preferred
1st
5-15
~
(Elizabeth, N.
Katanga—
4-18
1
5-15
(quar.)_
1st
4-20
Haul
will
4-21
15c
Bank
(extra)
preferred
4-17
4-20
5-15
(quar.)
5-
7-
(quar.)_,
$5
1
1
1
$1.04
Trust
come
(quar.)
split
common
555-
122 V2C
5-10
$1.12Vi
preferred
Power,
Gas
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
ment
Union
Van
(reduced)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
"
4-28
$2.50
effective
Ltd.,
5-24
7c
Street
Trust
$30
(Common
Co.
5
5
$1.08
~~
common
de
to
to
Woolworth
Paper,
$3.60
5 Vi %
Non-voting____
(quar.L—
3-31
50c
May
preferred
6%
—
preferred
Ceramic
4-28
(quar.)
Secretary
Helicopters
Tail
$4.40
5
(quar.$1
General
4-17
lent
of
Ltd.
Service
Telephone
convertible
Otter
8
—.—
common
4-17
1
13)
Shoe
Okanagan
6-
(quar.t—ZZ11-1Z
preferred
1
(quar.l___
become
Indiana's
April
Nunn-Bush
5-
(quar.)
Non-voting
and
5-
5-
32Vic
2-for-l
a
to
distributed
be
record
6-16
Y.I—
shares
with
Oxford
1
approve
Quarterly
and
County
Miniere
(Stockholders
4-17
:____
Public
4-111
4-15
6-
omitted
National
(quar.)
1
4-20
5-
)__Z
(quar.)^
Salle
Union
5-16
$1.12V2
Corp.
1
62 Vic
1
9334c
Corp.
65c
split)
(quar.)
Co.,
La
1
Gas—
Power,
5-
18c
ZZZZ~~
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Z~Z
Z
(monthly
35c
!
Pennsylvania
(Pa.)
common
5-19
(quar.)
Voting
Co.
Gardner-Denver
4%
&
Car
Peerless
Gabriel
Light
American
5-
3-28
6
4-24
(quar.)
(2-for-l
A
50c
(quar.)
North
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
South
6-
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
4-15
5-12
Quarterly
(Dividend
(quar.)
5-12
6
5-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(Baltimore),
Coach
5-
(increased-quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
6-
5-31
(quar.)_
common
(Pa.)
Company
proposed
15c
4li%
4-30
4-21
Morristown,
Light
Drug
$1.50
208
time)
&
3.75%
$4.50
Co.,
class
Finance
5-17
Merchandise
Electric
6-
$$1.31
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)
50c
State
(quar.)
(monthly)
5-16
Co.
this
4-18
5-10
5-22
70c
(monthly)'
6c
Co.
5
5-31
V4C
A
Walte
York
A
series)
A
A
5-17
Fund
York
(1952
Material
Corp.,
1
55c
and
5-
6-13
(Detroit)
Tenzer, Greenblatt, Fallon & Kaplan
Texas Gulf
Producing (quar.)
4-14
time)
Central
lc
;
Electric
6-15
4-29
$1
York
holders
8-
lc
(quar.
Corp.
3
5c
stocks
Process
(quar.)—,
N.
of
7-
2c
A
4-10
10c
class
Class
Twin
4-10
4-14
$1.25
_I
Co.
preferred
C
Trane
4-14
Gas—
preferred
6-
;
common
New
Insurance
(quar.)
Time
5
6-30
4-15
31V4 c
(Mass.)
(quar.)
Thrift
5-
7-15'
25c
(quar.)__
Stores—
class
New
(quar.)
quar.)
B
Tenney
5-22
5-15
37 Vac
A
6-12
(s-a)
Growth
pid.
preferred
6-12
(quar.)__
(Cleveland) (quar.)
the
.
(Scranton, Pa.)—
preferred
18c
Detroit
on
4-24
45c
Light
pfd.
Electric
meeting
(quar.)
&
5-15
5-12
(quar.)
of
4-21
25c
4.32%
$1.38
(quar.)
Manufacture
Northern
,.
.
Forbes & Wallace—
Ford
Co.
4-20
1
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.10
5c
Bank
Iron
Jersey)
Fitchburg
5-29
6-
20c
i—,.—
National
Florida
4-18
5-
27c
(monthly)
Pa.)
Tampa
U
Check
Aeronautical
preferred
5%
(initial
Inc.,
B
$1.12 Vi
Jersey
4-12
4-28
4c
—
Extra
(New
4-21
65c
(monthly)
(Erie,
6-1
j
non-cumulative
lc
Bank
<G. C.)
conv.
Class
5-12
Fund—
preferred
—
Quarterly
First
C.)
Insurance series
5-17
1
10c
(quar.)—
Bank
1
Balanced series
(Payments
6-14
40c
u
National
6-
iquar.)__
(quar.)__
$2
35c
—
Monthly
5.20%
Swingline,
5
4-20
(quar.)
preferred
5-13
1
Angeles)
(quar.)
Propane
5c
preferred
5-10
IV2 %
.
(quar.)
Asso.
5
5-
1
(Los
40c
Ltd., 5'/4%
Corp.
(quar.)
Suburban
$1.20
4.80%
of
—!._—
Delaware
5-
1
5-
1
4.50%<
5-31
____
(quar.)—_____
Mortgage
of
1
6-
(quar.)__"__
Bank
7Vic-
(extra 1—i_
Co.
National
4-20
6-
$1.07 Vi
(quar.)
City Bank
$1.50
—
Trust
4-18
1
35c
oOC
50c
8c
preferred
National
$1.75
dividend)
Electric
Hampton
5-16
1
40c
$1.1834
Corp., com.
4-17
6-15
683'4C
Trust
Accident
Union
preferred
Morton
&
Gas
Vi %
National
\
——
(stock
(quart
County
Federated
less
———
Corp
5-31
5-
5-
42Vic
dividend
National
Consolidated—
quarterly
National
Rule
rets,
__
(initial)
Water
4-15
4-28
$1.183/4
4.40%'
Trust
(accum.)—
(accum. >
5-10
$1.06V'4
;___
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-30
5-
time).
Public Service—
preferred
Stouffer
5-10
4-28
$1
North
A
1
5-15
37Vic'
(initial-quar.)
4-18
10c
pfd.
1
15c
preferred
5.52%;
1
6-
_£5c
1
this
(quar.)__I_I
Bank
Water,
Class
6-
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service
Stock
5-10
Inc.—•
preferred
4.30%
1
t37'/2C
12'/2c
(quar.)
at
(quar.)
Company
Technical
6-
90c
common
6c
preferred
Quarterly
Steinberg's,
4-19
(quar. 1
Abrasive
Rhoads,
2-16
6-22
f60c
(quar.)
B
5-9
6-
25c
37V2C
5.10%
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred
3-10-62
15c
Corp.,
5-9
Ordinary (Dividend
$7
5%.
to
(quar.)_.
4-21
4-15
'
;
4.16%
^_.
-___
1
$1
(quar.)
Bank
11-17
depositary shr.)
per
Co.
&
common
Shoe
6-1
20c
.
Corp.,
amount
(quar.)
preferred
Melville
9
20%
(quar.)
G.)
6-1
J30c
—
States
will
12-
J59c
4-29
t5c
dep.
Southern
expenses
(quar.)
(Arthur
National
I2V2C
Amer.
(final)
and
(quar.)
Industries
Nation-Wide
Drug—
on
tax
payment
Co.
Co.
Corp.
McKee
4-11
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
cents
Fibre
4-11
40c
common
Ordinary
income
(quar.)
Steel
9
$1.10
.___
Ltd.,
British
2nd
50c
$1.10
stock—
Oilfield,
4-15
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)__—.—
&
Fair-Comunity
Class
4-14
5-17
9-
;
New
Extra—
Drug
1
6-10
$1.10
4-15
18c
(quar.)
Dunlop Rubber Co.,
5-
50c
$1.10
stock
New
li_'.—_
Linoleum, Ltd. (quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)
Doughboy
55c
8-17
4-12
+3c
Houses,
6-10
Standard
(quar.)_
...
New
Extra
Dobbs
Y.)
5-
4-29
4
50c
Side
Springfield
(quar,)__
5-
t20c
Quarterly
2-16
4-30
shs.)
com.
income)—
Corp.
7-15
1
11-17
4-14
Inc.—
Ltd.
1
7-
9
5-10
(Stockholders
(quar.)__—
Mines,
8-
9
1
28c
Co.
Tunnel
Canada
6-15
9-
4-28
20c
—____
the
1
12-
31c
ol
7-
3-10-62
6c
(quar.)
split
Fund
South
4-10
50c
75c
__
investment
Shenango Valley
Skelly
Oil
Co.
4-28
50c
35c
(quar.)
pfd.
Light
5-16
1
•
(N.
4-21
1
5c
c
:_~IJ
(quar.)
Corp.
6-
omitted
Cos., Ltd., $2.40 pfd. (quar.)_
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)
4-14
1
___Y
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers, Inc., 5%
Mfg.
4-11
iquar.)_
Orig.
5%
6-12
(quar.)
at
Dayton
Sheller
Universal
(quar.)
$1.12
5-22
(quar.)
60c
.____—
(quar.)
Coty International Corp
6-10
Southwestern
Special stock
(After
4-14
1
6-
10%
(quar.)
common
4-20
$1.75
payment
1
6-
10c
(quar.)
4-29
35c
(Dividend
5
4-21
5-
U5c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
—
-i;
Varnish,
(quar.)____
$4.30 Orig stock
4-14
5-
Dillon
preferred
-
1
preferred
Security First National
Quarterly
$1.50
(quar.)
1
5-15
40c
|
common
Seagrave
stock
Orig.
Corp.,
4-12
stock
$1.50
div.)—
5%
Monong.ahela Power Co.:—
5-
20c
______
(stock
Schering
40c
$4.30 Orig stock
1
r
6-
.
#
65c
(quar.)
2-20
stock
$4.30
4
5-
Co.
4-15
Special
5-31
•
4-14
5-31
27%c
time )
5c
class A prior pref.
Crystal Oil & Land,
6-10
5-15
25c
,
Corning Natural Gas
4-28
$1.50
(quar.)_____
America
(New
Inc.
5-15
$1.16
_____.
class
(quar. 1
Fund,
Paint
4-
5-
6-15
5
Special
4-19
*!'-•";
Inc.
Electric
preferred
4-13
4-
Special
1
5-19
$1.06
Common, (quar.)
6%
5-
$1
—_
of
Fund,
9
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
Electric—
Piatt
Little Miami RR.
4-14
1
5-15
15c
pfd.
iquar.i___
Components
6-
5-
27Wc
(quar.)
Paper,
this
at
4-21
1
6-30
5-1
:
$4.25
(quar.).
Locks
5-
-
50c
"
(quar.)
__________
Ohio
4-14
1633c
._
(Cleveland)
(quar.)—
preferred
5-15
10c
(reducedi
Corp.,
1
10c
(quar. i___—
preferred
4.65%
5-5
J8c
••
Pictures
4-17
1
J25c
(quar.)
—:_____
Bank
Company
4
Gas
$3.50
iquar.)
(quar.)
1
5-
$30c
s-a )
Power, Ltd,
Soya Co. (quar.)
National
Corp.—
Cole
5-
6-
; $$1
Central
Columbia
5-15
25%
Corp.
(quar.)
National
2nd preferred
Macco
Fund,
Cooke, Inc.
Central
6-19
5-31
21c
Dock, Ltd. (reduced
&
1
V.:
31c
(quar.)
Land
Investment
7-
6-30
•
.
"
.
Corp.
Castle
95c
4-28
7-
35c
5
Trust
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.___
Hospital Trust (R. JL)
35c
____;
Loblaw
._
4-11
&
MacDonald
Scotten
(quar,)___
approximately $.076
4-15
5-15
J$2
.
25c
(quar.)
common
Company
4-21
6-16
2Va?e
(stock dividend)—
Power
Canadian International
Cassco
.
.
Men's Assurance
Canadian
23c
26V2C
preferred "(quari)_______
California Electric
Canada
receipts)
\
Corp.—
Co.
S.I
for
common,
7 VaC
(initial-quar.]
6-
4-14
4-15
$5C
(quar.)
1st preferred
$4.30
(initial),—
convertible
Paper
Sutherland
Lobitos
6-
.
stock).
Biscuit
$1.25
dep.
Co.,
P
Leath &
4-21
.____
4-28
15c
(quar.)
6%
5-19
5-
(quar.)—__
Corp.
(Payable
Amer.
on
Co.
(S.
Petroleum, American deposit receipts
Ordinary (final payment for the year 1960
about
V
Kroger Company,
British
of
(Earle M.)
Kresge
4-11
6-
$1
___—
4-28
—II'II'II'II
5Mj%
City Life Insurance
6
25c
iquar.)_.
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
4-26
Kansas
4-25
3
2oc
(s-a)_
com,
(quar.)_
Island
Seeman
K
4-21
_____
75c
lie
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co.
4-24
15c
—
(s-a)
(quar.)_
stock split)
Jorgensen
4-20
'
(Pa.)
pfd. B
shares
Leggett
4-28
5
~
~
;
pfd.
new
Products
(quar.)
Ryder System, Inc.—
(Common payment omitted
Johnson Service Co.—
1
J34Vac
(quar.)___
split)"-—
Trust
&
7%
Corp., Ltd., Ordinary (Divi¬
shilling 9 pence on 24VaC in
one
Canadian
5
$34VaC
series)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preierred
dend
5-22
4VaC
(quar. 1
National
Fisheries
4'^
5-5
;
Corp.
Company
Beverly
Booth
6-1
6-16
Fund—
Co.
Intercontinental
American
Ltd.—
stock
Aircraft
&
4-
50c
Co.—
(Four-for-one
Best
4-15
(quar.i_;
(1958
Transit
1
56V.tC
(quar.)__
iquar.t
preferred
1
~I
Company
Graphite Bearings
4-30
Jockey Club. Ltd. (s-a)
^—
Johannesburg Consolidated Investment—
4-20
3c
preierred
5V2%>
Bell
6-
4-20
5-
income)
Telephone Co.,
Beech
6-15
25c
preferred
Science
&
4-14
6-1
462Vic
(quar.)____.
Foundry
Physics
(From
Avalon
4Vi %
Refining
6-14
J30c
,
,
Equipment,
7-
12VaC
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
B -(quar.)
Arizona
Milling Co. (quar.)
$2.50
Aro
1
4-28
'
—
Argus
Atlantic
Bank
Jersey Investment, 6%
(Three-for-two stock split).
6-
Rowland
Jenkintown
payment).
Equipment—
5
6-24
Products, Ltd.—
participating (quar.)
Can
5-31
4-21
1
C
5-31
;
6-
62 V2C
5-12
4-17
12V2C
.(quar.).
Co.
A
$1.25
common
4-14
Milk
5-5
5c
(quar.)_!____
1
6-24
6-24
*
(quar.)
Tradesmens Bank
Oil
Class
;_
5-
5c
(quar.)
Ltd., 4%
(Philadelphia)
15)
:
5-31
62 Vac
(quar.)
common
Gamble,
Provident
Quinte
100%
May
preferred
Bros.
1
~
(quar.)
(q;ar.)
Talbot,
&
7
6-
50c
Ltd._I__"™IHII~
Corp.,
common
preferred
preferred
Price
4-
6c
2nd
&
4-21
(Delaware)
4-15
(Entire issue called for redemption at 26Vz
American
5%
3-30
20c
(quar.)
approval
to
(P.
5%
4-26
1
10c
A
Co.
Hallnor Mines, Ltd.- (quar.)
^•Heritage Industrial Corp. (initial)
5%
3%c
Gas
Inc.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
receipts
$0.2277
Electronics,
Corp.,
Procter
_I
:
&
Scale
1st
6%
25c
;
dividend
5%
4-26
City)—-
deposit
9
When
Share
American
(quar.)
Wires
Polaroid
1
Pope
i
Trust
&
A.,
Quarterly
Pneumatic
6-
Company
P.
S.
,
Ordinary
4-15
6-27
30c
income)
Name of
Pirelli
Plated
(quar.)
Tea
'z.ZZ
1
4-21
______
(N.
Co.,
32 Vac
1
Northwest—
Inc.
Pacific
Bank
6-
5-10
,
Equitable
L_
(quar.)
the
(quar.),.
Batteries,
&
investment
Annual
invest¬
net
——
Manufacturing
-
Guarantee
4-14*
5-23
________—__
American
'
4-14
Theatres'
(quar.)—________
American
of
6"
Industry Shares—
(16c from capital sources and 9c from net
1
—133/»e
_4
Shares
Co.
Per
of Rec.
6-15
Growth
1
8c
(quar.)
National
5-
*
75c
(quar.)
Business
' 4-19
Advertising
Holders
Payable
35c
—
Pure
—
(quar. i__
Gould
5-
7Vic
(quar.50c
Corp.
preferred
American
4-28
(quar.)
Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.; Ordinary (interim.)
Globe-Wernicke Industries
(quar.)_________
Great 'Atlantic
When
Share
i(
Corp.
Ry.—■
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
ment
Hudson Bay
&
preferred
5'r
"
'
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
•>
(quar.)
Allied
When
Share
—.—4—
Inc.,
Albertson's,
Class
Per
Company
Plastics
Admiral
-
-
Telephone
4.80%
follow with
we
Outdoor
General
are
Finance
General
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
(1693)
and
class
B
—
11-
10-21
50c
11-
10-23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1694)
10
Per
preferred
y5-15
y4-14
5-15
4-18
&
Corp.,
Allied
Control
Allyn
(quar.)
Inc
Ltd.—
Canada,
of
Co.
Aluminum
4- 5
Bostitch,
Inc.,
4-20
5-17
4-28•
6-13
3-23
4-28
Boston
fl-13
5-16
3-31
5-16
525c
$57c
6-1
5-31
5-12
5-12
65c
(quar.)—45c
4-28
5-1
4.25%
—
2nd preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
Book
American
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
American
Can
American
Cement
—-
——
—
50c
5-25
*
A
4.78%
7-
1
"6-
7
A
5-15
5-
8
4-17
4-
3
75c
5-
1
4-10
$1.06
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
American
Ordinary
per
1
Columbia
1
4-28
4-14
Commercial
4-21
income
amount
Corp.—
dividend
expenses
37'/ac
$1.89'A
25c
(quar.)—^—
preferred
preferred (initial)
:
Distilling Co. (quar.)_
6.25%
American
Fire
American
—-.——
Quarterly
—
__________
Quatrerly
Products
Home
(stock
Fla.)
(Newark,
Co.
Insurance
American
Quarterly
Line,
American-Marietta,
will
5%
Metal Climax,
4 Vt %
preferred
American
National
American
Quarterly
series)
Natural
Photocopy
—
A
—————
-
quar.)___
(increased
preferred
American
Thread,
American
Title
5%
preferred
Viscose
Corp.
(s-a)
(Miami)
iquar.)
Clayton
&
4-
class
6-30
9-29
6-10
9- 9
2c
75c
12-15
5- 1
11-30
4-14
($0.05
4-25
4-25
6-20
9-20
12-20
\
Class
Anvil
5-10
4-29
7- 1
4- 7
5-31
6-23
6-
(payment of
preferred
Brands.
Appalachian
B
Inc.,
7/10ths
.
Co.,
(sinking
preferred
of
4'A%
5-
1
4-
5
(quar.)
51V2C
5-
1
4-
5
5-
4-12
$2.00
(quar.)—______
5-
1
4-
5
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
5-
1
4-
5
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)
50c
47Vac
51c
5-
1
4-
5
t$l
$1.25
30c
57l/2c
6-15
16c
4-25
$1
1
4-14
4-14
4-17
25c
____:
4-
one
pid.
fund)
Consolidated
7
Ltd.,
end¬
Consolidated
Consolidated
year
for
Preferred
cent)
(quar.)
.__
._
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)—
4-
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
5-
1
4-14
5c
(quar.)
6-
1
preferred
(quar.).
31'Ac
9-
1
4-17
5-
1
Stock
5-15
8-15
preferred
F.
(quar.)
31'Ac
___
__
Funding
(stock
Ray
Cal
C.
Bakeries
iquar.)________
California
Electric
12-
Oregon
Packing
California
Water
5.08%
(Chicago)
Service
for
$1.20
$3
pfd.
1
4-14
Continental
40c
4-20
3-31
Continental
5-15
4-21
Continental
I
(entire
15____
31 3/4 c
(quar.)
34c
5-
1
4-
30c
May
on
com.
$1.32
preferred
1
4-
3
1
4-
3
Crosett
5-
1
4-
3
Class
5-
1
4-
3
(quar.)___:
States
Life
Ins.
dividend
Ltd.
Fire
Insurance
Associates
{83Ac
4-26
3-28
Cuban
4-29
4-13
10c
4-28
3-31
1
Canada
3
Foils,
4-
5-
Class
5-
1
4-21
4-15
$1.12'A
5-
1
4-10
Canadian
5-
1
4-10
Canadian
6-15
5-19
Canadian
6-15
5-19
Canafund
4-28
3-16
Common
Common
$1.12'/2
A
(quar.)_{
of
Ltd.
Bronze.
Artesian
Water,
of
payment
and
tax
(initial)
preferred
10%.
depositary
Ltd.
After
15c
6-12
6-
433Ac
—
(quar.)__
Electric Industries,
Associated
(Final
7%
5-1
4-1
1
5-15
Carolina,
5-15
Power
Mills
Casslar
de¬
per
5-17
Stationers
Topeka
Atchison,
$0,162
share)
positary
Associated
approximately
&
Supplv
Santa
&
(ouar.)
Fe Ry.
30c
-
4-14
Caterpillar
4-28
4.20%
1
Tractor
4%
4.75%
(quar.).
preferred
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Refining
3.15%
$1.18aA
5%
pfd.
(s-ai_,
(quar.)
,
93%c
Texas)
5-1
4-5
6-
1
5-15
—
Cenco
Coal
$2.75
preferred
Central
Hudson
Kansas
Mines,
Ltd.
Banking
4-28
$4
3-30
4-20
■>
3-31
4-28
$2
3-31
4-
1
preferred
A
6%
preferred
B
Corp.,
(sommon
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(L.
Ayres
&
(from
B
Co.,
4V2 %
preferred
preferred
inc.)
common..:
1
4-29
5-
7
37'Ac
5-
1
A
(quar.)__
35c
5-
1
4-20
B
iquar.).
35c
5-
1
4-20
5-1
4-4
Central
6-
1
5-12
4%>
14c
4-29
4-14
4.20%?
4-29
4-14
Central
4-29
4-14
Certified
4-29
4-14
4-29
4-14
6c
4-28
4-
(quar.)
Light
preferred
Vermont
Preferred
A
$1
Public
5-
1
5-
1
Service
5-15
4-28
27c
(stock
35c
(quar.)______
(1947
4-29
4-13
4-29
4-13
Chase
Fund
5-13
l'A%
_r-
(quar.)
Baldwin
6%
Piano
&
Co.
Ohio
4-29
4-19
Chemical
4-29
4-19
from
4-28
4-
Common
(stamped
iquar,)__
Fund,
pfd.
9-29
3V2%
conv.
12-29
5%
4-27
4-13
5%
non-cum.
non-cum.
and
unstamped)
20c
6-19
5-19
and
unstamped).
20c
9-18
8-18
pfd.
Chickasha
Chromalloy
5-15
8 7 Vac
(quar.)
Paul
series
Pacific
&
Gas
5-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
9-28
(quar.)__
$1.25
11-30
50c
4-28
(resumed )__
(quar.i_
com.
6-29
4 %
dividend)
(stock
Electric,
&
3-29
5-
5
4-
7
RR.—
(quar.)
Oil
6-
9
9-
«
11-10
4-
3
8
4-21
5-15
4-14
5-
37'Ac
$1
preferred
preferred
Nova
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Cincinnati
(quar.)
40c
6-
1
6-
1
55c
4-20
3-25
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(stock
Milling Machine,
Barton's
Basic
Candy
Products
6-
1
9-15
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-1B
12'Ac
5-
3
4-
75c
5-
1
4-20
4-20
3-25
3-25
City
Investing
4-20
3-25
City
National
Bank
5-
1
3-31
City
Products
Corp.—
4-25
4-14
7-
1
64-
4-28
4-18
30c
4-28
4-14
28'Ac
4-28
4-14
Co.,
common
Stock
7
7i/2c
New
9
4-26
common
Trust
&
(initial
(quar.)__
(Chicago)
32 V2C
quar.)
dividend
6-30
4
6-12
6-30
6-12
5-29
2%
5-
■
4Va%
convertible
Bathurst
Class
Power
A
&
Corp.
Bt?an
B.)
A
(quar.)
$50c
37!/2c
Stock
Belmont
Iron
4
7c
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
Works
frocks Inc.
7-
6
6-26
10-
3
9-21
10-
3
5-
1
4-14
{17'Ac
50c
(quar.)_
_
Fruit
(increased
6
10-
2
6-
3
5-
1
6-
3
5-
1
$2
6-
3
5-
1
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)
investment
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Ltd.
(s-a)__
common
(quar.)
L„
Ltd
Ltd. (quar.)
(from net investment
Laboratories,
3
6-20
9
4-14
4-20
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
4-28
3-3C
{10c
5-31
{50c
5-15
4-28
{15c
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-15
{10c
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-
;
income)
{15c
6-
Canada,
Ltd.,
Metals
&
5%?
5-10
4-28
4-14
3
common
Supply
(quar.)
4-17
4-
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
{10c
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
15c
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
1
10c
$1.12Va
common
preferred
preferred
of
1
75-
{20c
Coal,
$4.50
Pont
5-
Chemical—
$3.50
Duro-Test
1
5-15
40c
(s-a)
Dover Industries.
Ducommun
7
4-
5-
{37'Ac
Industries.
Ltd.,
&
4-
37%c
(quar.)
&
1
4-20
2'/.»c
+17y2c
(increased)
Film
4
39c
(quar.)
Fabrics,
preference
Du-Art
5-18
37V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)i___
Engineering Works,
Dreyfus Fund
4-20
6-12
Corn.
(quar.)
Dominion
Steel
5-15
{20c
Drilling
Ltd.
Ltd.
Tar
4-
5-
5 6/10c
income—
convertible
of Dixilyn
Electrohome
Dominion
4-21
4-10
15c
(quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
Dominion
1
4-29
$1.19
•
__:
4-20
30c
15c
from net
class A
Mines,
75c
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Shares,
Dominion
s-a)
(quar.)
split)
94
8
of
shares
Title
7V2c
5-
1
5-
1
4-21
6
Cletrac
(quar.)
3-31
4-14
3-31
Ry
Co.,
4V2%
Coastai
cash
or
one
(quar.)
Power, Ltd., 7%>
Corp.,
(N.
share
Y.)
Products
4V2%
6%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Plastic
31V4C
4-28
4-
4
1
4-17
6-15
5-31
5-
Eichler
Homes.
Electric
7'Ac
4-27
4-14
4-29
4-10
Empire
Employers Group
Quarterly
.____
5%
&
St.
$1.25
preferred
Co.,
common
(quar.)
4-20
7-
1
6-
5-
1
6
(quar.)
4-
1
30c
5-16
4-19
87 '/be
6-30
6-13
5-31
5-
1
4-
7
5-
1
4-
7
50c
5-
1
4-14
$1.12V2
5-
1
4-14
$1.50
5-
1
4-14
^
of
(quar.)
(quar.)_
RR.
Ltd
Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Class
A
5%
5-
4-20
$1.16'/2
1
12'/2c
(s-a)__
?
Associates
4-21
3-22
4-21
3-22
7-21
6-22
20c
6-10
5-20
4-28
4-14
(Boston)—
Heating Products, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Inc,
Eversharp,
7
4-10
35c
Oil
Corp., $2
Esquire,
4-
4-17
4-17
{12%c
(quar.)—
State
&
3
4-20
4c
25c
{12'/2c
Ltd.
Enamel
4-
10c
America
Industries.
Williamsport
Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Equity
(Atlanta, Ga.)
annually
Colgate-Palmolive
4-20
5-15
20c
Insurance
4-30
45c
SI. 12'A
common
(quar.)
Life
&
Fmco,
Louis
(quar.)
Illuminating,
preferred
States
Chicago
preferred
Electric
Elmira
3-31
6-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Inc.
4-27
{$1.75
pfd.
A
common
Corp.
Musical
&
4-14
each
17V2c
(quar.)
(accum.)„
$1.50
pfd.
(quar.)
Stop-Nut
15c
for
(quar.)
$7
preferred B (accum.)
Ekco
Enco,
Co.
Cincinnati,
Increased
$3.50
$6
Centers
States
5-15
held).
Insurance
Corp.
Cleveland
Food
Kootenay
Eastern
15c
(Optional
City
9-21
20c
quar.)
4-
2%
(initial
Belding-Corticelli,
Berkshire
5-
4-15
4-20
dividend
Mfg.
1
1
7C
common
stock
City Stores
Cleveland,
split):
Quarterly
B°hlen
6-
5-
Co.—
stock
iTwo-for-one
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Distilling
(Three-for-two
New
preferred
Paper,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Baystate
(J.
10c
Corp. iquar.)
Corp., common
pfd.
Light Co.
National
.($1.50
Dome
Eagle
$1.25
4-20
2%
(quar.)
A
&
Bridge,
Du
3
10-
Coatings—
Dominion
East
(quar.)
$1.06
75c
dividend)
common
■
Wright Corp.
.
4-15
7-
5-10
{55c
:
(quar.)
1
7
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
5-10
4%
preferred
(quar.)
i__
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry,
$1
8-18
$1
.
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
5-19
9-18
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scotia
Corp.
6-19
(stamped & unstamped)
Electric,
Hydro
4%.
stock
Power
Common
A
Corp.
Cincinnati
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
Cotton
Co.
name
2nd
4-17
4n'.„
pfd. series A
series A
non-cum.
7
Ry.—
preferred
1-15-62
4-14
dividend
quarter
Va.
4-
5-15
4-10
57-
25c
(quar.)
lquar.)___^
Manufacturing, common
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)_
3-31
4-10
4-27
62 »/aC
income
Chicago Milwaukee St.
15c
1
$1
Bangor
Oil
6-30
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd.
non-cum
Barber
7-14
10-13
5-
25c
A
Dominion
(quar.)
(first
of
Ohio
'
split)
Inc.
Corp.
Chesapeake &
5%
Quarterly
of
$1.50
,
0
Bank
investment
net
$1.50
/__
Quarterly
Banlife
7
$1.50
(quar.)
(stamped
4>A%
10c
RR.—
Common
non-cum
preierreti
(quar.)
Rubber
Baltimore
(reduced)
(quar.)
preferred
Baldwin
6%
Co.,
preferreo
Corp.
stock
Manhattan
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Boston—
iTwo-for-one
Chase
$1.12»A
series)
of
4-25
13c
l'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
class
Diamond
dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining
50c
5'/2%
Corp.
Doage
Corp.—
"
7
4-20
Corp.,
New
4-15
(quar.)
1
non-cum.
Quarterly
4-15
$1.05
—__.
5-
__^
lV4c
Giorgia
Dixilyn
(quar.)
4-20
$1.75
preferred
Vilbiss
Dividend
Co.—
iquar.)
preferred
Credit
__^
1
Chemical
% %
Diebold,
4-20
pref.
5-
(quar.)
Tramway—
Delaware
Di
pref.
Chesapeake
Barry
'4
De
Co.—
$1.40
4-10
8%c
debenture
DeSoto
4-10
1
4-10
1
(quar.)„
Mfg.,
$2.50-$3.50
4-10
25c
(quar.)
4-10
1
$1
(auar.)
Estate
Denver
4-10
68 3
_____
1
55-
Phipps Stores,
8%
4-15
4-29
$1.40
2%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bank
4-
5-
30c
$1.50
15c
investm't
dividend
4'A%
1%
4-21
50c
1
37'Ac
____
(quar.)
Fund
S.»
Stock
4%
'20c
5-
$1.06
$1.12
Voting common
6
Co.—
Quarterly
6
4-
class A
Dennison
.
$1.50
Axe-Houghton
4%
4-
4-29
J5c
i_
(quar.)
6%
6%
4-29
7
(quar.)_
Co.,
common
preferred
DeMun
4-20
25c
7
9-
(quar.)
iquar.)
Transit
Dean
6-15
.
•
6-
12-12
Dayco Corp.—
7
5-
4-28
Light
(quar.)—
preferred
Dallas
4-10
6-30
&
preferred
4V2%
4-20
(quar.)
Electric
Power
preferred
$4.24
3-30
4-28
non-cum.
-■Dallas
4-10
15c
(increased
5-11
$2 non-cum. preferred A
%
3-30
9-30
&
9-15
5-24
1
12-30
Power
9-29
20c
5-
4-28
{25c
;quar.)___.
7-
$175
(quar.)—2.
50c
5-10
^______^
Power
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
Inc.
3-31
10-15
7-
6-15
(quar.)
Press.
1
1-15-62
7-15
3
preferred
5-
14c
Ltd.
___
4-15
Sugar Co.—
6
5-10
(s-ai__
common
&
4-26
5-15
6
25C
(quar
Gas
;
7-
25c
—
—.__
Corp.
Gas
&
1
12-28
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Corp
Coke
&
5-
10-
f 5c
common
(quar.)_
Electric
4-10
7V2c
J75c
50c
37c
(quar.)_______
Instruments
1
50c
"
common
Central
4-15
5-
(quar.)
30c.
30c
Gold
A
4-25
{55c
(Tulsa,
__________
Steels.
Class
4-6
5-10
preferred
4-13
1
(quar.)
30c
Quarterly
Automobile.
5-1
$2.50
Corp.,
5%
Central
(quar.)^_
Insurance
Quarterly
Aunor
4-6
Central
RR„
Quarterly
A.tlas
5-1
Co.—
preferred
Life
$1
(quar.i
Line
preferred B
5'A%
Atlas
Celotex
Electric—
City
preferred
1
5-
{15c
1
(quar.)
4-14
5-
25c
Ltd.
4-28
15c
Ltd
A
■*
Atlantic
3-31
A
{10c
common...
Co.,
preferred
3-27
3-31
1
preferred
-
:
6-
4-18
5-
preferred
*
(quar.)
7
4-25
$2
30c
Light,
Extra
5-1
.
(quar.)
3-27
60c
$2efnon-cum.
$1.25
Ltd.
4-14
1
preferred
7%
Ohio Ry—
&
(quar.)
Asbestos,
4-
5-
4-28
'
to
amount
4-28
4-28
{70c
iquar.)
Carolina
Carthage
6
4-28
{70c
—
bearer
inc.
1
6-
7-29
1
5-15
{10c
(quar.)
registered
will
div.
6-
8-
5-15
J 37 Vac
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Clinchfield
3-30
6-20
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
4-28
Ltd.—
Co.,
4-20
6-15
7%
•
Guaranteed
Ordinary
British
expenses
Industries.
6
4-17
{45c
(quar.)
6-
1
{66c
2—2—
Commerce
5-18
each
for
(quar.)
Seal.
&
5-
{15c
.
Participating ____;'
Bank
7
1
6-20
1
{15c
(quar.)__
4-
6-
2
7%
Cuneo
<
4-10
{40c
common
Extra
4-17
1
Ltd.,
Corp.
(quar.)
American
5-
4-28
17V2c
(quar.)
Milner & Co.
Cork
60c
2
15c
A
Co.
Crown
(s-a)
2
6-
Five
dividend).
(quar.)—
Corp.,
class
3-15
—____.
6-
1
{$1.30
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
_1L
1
7-
—
4-17
(quar.)-J-—:___
Co.
(extra)——
7-
10c
Lines
Chemical
Co.
10%
(quar.)_____
6-
ll'Ac
Hinds
Crowley
:A1Ll_
Campbell Red Lake Mines.
B
Crouse
Co.—
(Toronto)
(stock
Credit
Co.,
1
25c
Corp._
Transportation
Cormac
Coronation
5-
_^_
_______
3
7-
15%
(quar.)
Stores
33c
(quar.)___
Inc.
Cornet
5-
(quar.)
Campbell Soup
3
Insurance
Motors
of
31'Ac
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
Life
Products
31c
preferred
$1.24
Stock
Corn
5-15
3
4-
4-21
$1
dividend)
(Chicago)
held
100
per
4-
50%
Photocopy
shares
issue
$27.50
at
7
Trust
dividend
Cormac
Telephone,
California-Western
Stock
Co.—
series
&
5-
(quar.)_
this dividend
Water
75c
(quar.)_
redemption
plus
3-31
&
;
(stock
4-17
'
t7/10c
(quarterly)
Co.
10c
(quar.)_:
4-17
4-25
25%
Bank
National
Assurance
4-21
(quar.)
—
Industries
4-27
—
5-15
5-20
10c
25c
Corp.
(Chicago)
Continental
5%
.
common
Power,
preferred
called
Camden
3
Engineering
Co.
;
Continental-Illinois
11-15
1
&
Casualty
dividend
31'Ac
dividend)..
Power,
California
Cameo.
4-
Aviation
_2
Continental
C.
4-13
,
Continental
Continental
31'Ac
4-
1
$1.12V2
—
(quar.)__
3-25
Co.—
1
6-
65c
$1.04
Co
8
7
5-
5-15
$1.13
Oil
common
4-20
(quar.)
5%
Power,
5-
preferred
4-27
2*>lAc
12VaC
(quar.)
Paint & Varnish
Armstrong
Royalty
Extra
Consumers
25c
dividend)
6-15
4c
Consolidated
2%
(quar.)
5%
California
3-30
5-10
4-10
4-10
4- 3
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-26
6- 2
4-20
6- 1
5- 1
pfd.
$5
Corp.
Gas Co.
preferred
7- 3
6-22
25c
iquar. )
_
Corp.
|N. Y.),
Laundries
Natural
5,5c
Securities,
(s-a)
$4.16
4-19
{70c
•
130c
{72c
156'Ac
'
Standard
6
t$1.37V2
62'Ac
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Constable
Arnold
Gas,
Edison
Consolidated
ex¬
■
Louisiana
Arkansas
Diversified
preference
1st
free of British
for
deduction
& Power—
10-
1
pre¬
(quar.)__.
5% pfd. (accum.)
Power
(quar.)___:
Light
10-27%
&
1
preferred
preferred
1
Company
5
preferred
112 VaC
M.)
4-
$2.06
«
M.)
1
4-20
$2.20
6
(H.
1
912-
3-28
4-14
(A.
6-
9-19
4-17
7-
Byers
6-19
12-19
15c
Connecticut
1
4-
share
5-
150c
150c
150c
15c
3-28
1
(stock
6
3-28
5-
Ltd
Co.
4-14
4-17
5-29
Terminal
4-28
4-17
7-29
Bush
4-
5-15
4-28
15c
5-
Depositary
Burroughs Corp.
3-22
4-25
—
(quar.)
common
4-27
8
4-17
B
4.50%
5-24
$1.75
12'Ac
held)
5V2%-
4- 4
4- 4
6-12
9-11
12-11
each share
for
par)
Ltd.,
Common
6-14
7- 1
*36c
(quar.)
A
A-'.
(quar.)__
shares
4'Ac
4'/ac
5
3-22
4-20
1l2VaC
of
Company,
4-
3-22
4-14
{12 VaC
Burns
1
1
1
1
1
(quar.)_.
pence
5555-
1
{18c
less
4-14
5-
I
payment
4-20
5-
'
(quar.)
but
(Toronto)
Assurance
-—
{25c
$1.25
Ltd., class A (quar.i
dividend of six 2nd
(stock
3
Paper Mills—
&
(quar.)
preferred
ferred
4-14
4-27
(final)
tax,
div.)
(stock
-—
Ltd.—
12-31-60 of 1 'A
50c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Anthes-Imperial,
B
income
Ordinary
$2.25
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Co.
Pulp
preferred
4'A%
ing
4-29
50c
(quar.)—__
Co.,
$4.50 preferred
(s-a)
Post Products, Inc. (quar.)
$2.90
5-22
4-14
Co.
10c
10%
(quar.)
America
Quarterly
____
Brewing
Mines,
1
6-
7V2C
—
Insurance
Anglo-Canadian
Burger
7c
3
(s-a)_
A
of
Life
G.),
1
10 V2C
(increased)
(quar.)
(s-a):
4-29
6c
5c
Amoskeag
$2.80
5- 1
B
Corp.
:
4-
(C.
1
3-31
5-
Fund—
income)——
5-
Conn
5- 1
5-15
5-15
4-28
10c
(s-at
(quar.)
class
Refining—
&
iquar.>
Anglo-Canadian
Ltd.,
Class
California
Centers—
Recreation
Smelting
Anchor
Bullock's,
75c
15c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
—____
American
Anderson
7
4-20
4-20
1
(quar.)__
Stock
Quarterly
5%
preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
American
4-
BViio
(quar.)
7%
4-25
100%;-.
50c
$1.16
$1.31'A
—
3-30
1
3-30
5-
25c
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
30c
4-20
4-20
stockholders
com.
5-30
ap-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
4%
Byllesby
non-cumulative
American
serial
Inc.,
Ltd.—
Lines,
Plan,
preferred
Bullock's,
Equipment—
(quar.)
B
Finance
conv.
6%
'
(Galveston,
-
Gas
President
Class
5%
60c
Products
5-5
5-
to
(quar.)
Castings
6-1
25c
subject
4-13
4-28
8c
27'/2C
28c
(quar.)
by
Co.,
Machinery
Shoe
Components
7
Inc.
approved
Edison
Common
;
(increased quar.)
Class
5%
Budget
30c
iquar.)
——
American
5%
4-7
Steel
Steel
penses
-
-
American
5-9
5c
income
________
___
common
Buckeye
$1.12'A
:
Insurance
American
New
Buchanan
4-
1
5-
5-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
30
Confederation
dividend
Gas Co.
Burma
Quarterly
Extra
4-29
4-14
Fund—
investment
net
From
(stock
Union
5-15
1
$1.25
common——
(1956
Mutual
American
Brooklyn
1
Compo
{12V2c
50%
5-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Rail,
Mono
preferred
31.20
—
5-
Ltd.—
1
Oxygen—•
Ordinary
31
(quar.)
Products,
,4-20
25c I
—
(quar.)
investment
(From
9
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
Co.—
preferred
preferred
5.25%
______
32 'Ac
(quar.).—
preferred
American
Forest
Credit
Commonwealth
depositary
per
fl-
Columbia
30c
-
14c
Quarterly
British
J.)—
N.
(annual)
Ltd.
common
5-31
8-31
11-30
British
5%
.
Mail
American
6-15
9-15
12-15
(Or¬
Reinsurance
dividend)
Independent
American
lando,
(monthly)—
Corp.
25c
25c
25c
5c
Furniture -•.(quar.):.—
American
American
4- 7
4- '7
4-17
(Orlando,
Co.
Casualty
&
Quarterly
5- 1
5- 1
4-27
about
to
share.)
Holders
(Denver)—:
(initial-quar.)
System
March
4.64%
tax.
Co.
pfd.
Engineering,
Commonwealth
-
si.25
Gas
$1.25
Gas,
dividend
on
When
Payable of Rec.
5%
gains)
capital
(from
Service
9c
income)—
——
Plastics
Stock
3-30
.
shilling
one
&
Combustion
{20c
(s-a)
payment of
free of British
depositary
Colorite
55-
Ordinary—
(final
snare,
After
Tobacco
4-10
5-15
22c
(quar.)
Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd.
British
Oil
Colorado
(quar.)
investment
Shares
Insurance
"5-15
1
ifrom
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
series)
dividend
Stock
loC
5-
series)
(1947
Energy
Colorado
15c
$1.20
___!_
Share
(quar.)
series)
,1947
Fund
Colonial
/
(1946
prererred
Colonial
'
:
Extra
4-21
preferred
(quar.)
Bourjois, inc. (quar.)
4-17
,4-17
preferred) quar.)——
1st
4%
4'A%
class
Co.,
class
,
Amerada
preferred
5%
Edison
Bowman Products
■
5%
5
12 Vac
Co., common (quar.)
preferred '(quar. )__„____*
preferred (quar.)
5c
5-20
4-
20c
4-21
2%
—
5%.
1
1
87 Vac
3Va%
i°c
—
inc., common,—--—----———
dividend
Stock
3-31
65-
4-25
1
of Company
Finance—
50c
(quar.)
75c
6c
——
4-28
21c
5-15
Concrete
Colonial
4-14
2Uc
A
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Bostic
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
^
class
(quar.)
6%
J-~:
(quar.)
common
Co.
Bacon,
&
Alsco,
Furniture,
Inc.
Bell,
6" 1
(Park Ridge,
Casualty
&
(stock dividend)
Stores
Organization
Blue
Borg-Warner
Co.
Ry.
Share
25c
Life
American
111.)
Allied
Company
Monday, April-17, 1961
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Beveridge
Biederman
(quar.)
Common
All
5%
{$1.56,4
——--
(quar.)
Hudson Bay
A
Central
Algoma
Holders
Trunk Line Ltd.—
Gas
6'A%
dividend)
(stock
Airlines
Alaska
Alberta
V/hen
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
.
.
.___
conv.
(stock
preferred
(quar.)
dividend)
Inc.,
common
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
12'/2c
4-29
3-31
1
5-12
50c
6-
4%
4-28
4-13
30c
4-26
4-14
25c
4-26
4-44
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
.
The Coruinercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
of Company
Fairbanks
Falstaif
Company,
Brewing
6%
pfd.
conv.
common
(quar.)
B
Federal
Mortgage
preferred
Fed-Mart
v*c
4-24
4-10
u>
preierred
(quar.)
$1.50
7-
1
6-16
6%
preferred
(qhar.)
4-28
4-21
$1.50
$1.50
6-
1
5-19
class
A
1
4-18
87®
ciass
B
preierred
(quar.)
1
4-18
8%
class
A
preierred
(quar.)
5-
1
4-18
8 %
class
B
preferred
(quar.)
A
8%
2 «c
4-17
3-31
87®
class
8%
class
283Ac
6-15
5-29
Grafton
Corp
12'/2c
6-
1
4-28
Department Stores
27'Ac
4-28
4-iO
Federated
Publications
5Uc
4-17
3-31
4-20
3-15
Financial
$2.25
General
preferred
Fireman's
Fund
cisco)
(Bait.)
Corp.,
'lire
Camden
First
National
First
National
Stock
36 V«C
Bank
National
City
National
J.)
River
new
a
Bank
share
B
Common
5-'
dividend
stock
at
share
each
400
for
Foster-Forbes
Foundation
Glass
Co.
Stores
Corp.
Geduld
State
7'A%
tax and
(quar.)
Ltd.
c
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
1
4-14
5-
7-
Company,
Fruehauf
A
(monthly )_.
(initial)
__
Sporting
Gateway
Goods
Bakeries,
General
Dynamics
General
Electric,
General
Mills,
General
Motors
$3.75
$5
preferred
Stores
Electric
preferred
Co.
5-31
5-15
5-
1
8-
1
'Ac
preferred
pfd
Telephone Co.
preferred (quar.)
B
5°)
(quar. )
8-15
11-15
11
A
A
preferred
preferred
Steel
Hilo
Electric
$1.30
$2
4-17
Holly Sugar Corp., common
577
preferred (quar.)
0-
1
5-15
4-30
4-15
Holt,
5-31
5-15
Home
6-30
6-15
Hoover Ball
Renfrew
$2.50
5%
General
preferred
5%
5.10%
6%
preferred
$5
voting
$2
voting
80c
Stock
Bros.,
$4.50
Alden
Glatfelter
Corp.
(P. H.)
Co..
1
Huttig
5-
1
4-
6
5-15
4-25
5-15
—-S
Goodman
Mfg.
A
Tire
&
57®
Hyster
preferred
Gould
5%
of
4.20%
7-25
4.267®
preferred
preferred
5-15
4-25
4.427®
preferred
Pumps, Inc.,
preferred
Government
Increased
Stock
(Canada)
Rubber
Employees
dividend
—
preferred
4
4-14
Incorporated
Indian
5-
1
4-10
Head
$1.25
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
7-
1
6-15
5-
1
Income
Mill,
Hose
4-14
Institutional
6-
1
From
7-
1
6-15
Insurance
Interchemical
4-28
4-14
4-28
4-14
5-15
4-30
4'A7®
$4.50
4-25
4-10
$2.50
4-25
4-10
4-21
4-10
6-12
1
5-
1
4-15
).578125
5-
1
4-15
5-10
Corp.,
6-26
1
,4-15
5-
6-20
5-
1
i3-
9
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co.
1
4-20
5-
1
3-30
.5-
1
3-30
5-
1
4-15
5-15
5-
5-
c
22 'Ac
4-17
3-29
4-17
6-
1
5-
1
6-15
5-15
4%
6-17
Magnin
1
5-
1
7-
3
6-15
6-15
4-18
6-
1
5-19
5-19
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4-
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
6-30
6-15
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-24
4-14
4-12
$50c
4-29
4-
4-
7
25c
4-17
3-23
4-17
3-28
preferred
Tea
5-31
$3.80
5-17
4-%
4-
3
A
Power
$4.35
(1947 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd.
(quar.
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
933Ac
933Ac
85c
$35c
$3.75 preferred
33A%
4-17
3-23
5-
2
7-
1
6-
1
Class
A
Mfg.
Stores
Fast
Company
&
4.56%
preferred
4-15
National
3-30
Monarch
class
1
4-
3
Quarterly
Marking
Mills
$4.20
4-28
1
4-18
4-17
Moore
5-
6-
1
5-15
7%
7%
Corp.,
Ltd.,
preferred
4-17
Mother's
4-17
Mount
Cookie
Power
&
(quar.)a.
preferred
6%
preferred
7-18
Mount
Diablo
10-18
11-
1
10-18
iquar.)_:
(quar.)
Royal
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
5-
5
4-14
4-20
5-1
4-10
4-15
1
5-25
4-18
3-20
1
5-31
4-10
5-17
9334c
,
5-
1
4-17
8-
1
7-18
20c
s-a)—;
(quar.)
Vernon
Film
4-14
1
6-
1
5-
1
3-27
6-15
5-15
5-
4-10
4-25
5-
1
4-14
5c
6c
10c
15c
5c
5-
1
4-20
5-
5-
$1.38
4-17
4-10
4-28
4-18
4-17
4-
5
4-15
5-15
1
3-31
4-15
4-15
5-
5-
4-15
4-27
$1.05
$1.50
25c
t2Uc
t$1.75
t$1.75
2
5-15
5-
5-31
5-26
8-31
8-26
5-
1
4-
4-28
6
4-12
1
5-
1
•
4-12
4-14
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
2
7-
3
6-
2
21
4-18
3-28
7-14
6-15
6c
6c
$40c
$3.50
4-27
4-17
5-31
5-12
4-29
4-15
1
6-20
6-
10c
5-
1
4-25
56'Ac
5-
1
4-15
58c
5-
1
10-
2
9-
5-
1
4-20
4-20
4-28
$1.06
5-
(Initial
Rice Mills. Ltd. (quar.)
Mills, Inc., 7% pfd. (s-a)—
Laboratories, class A (quar.)
Mount
4-30
5c
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Mount
Movielab
4-25
4-
4
4
6%c
4-25
4-
50c
4-28
4-14
Narragansett Electric. 4;A % pfd. (quar.)—._
4.64%
preferred (quar.)—.,
National Bank & Trust (Fairfield County)—
Stock div. (1 sh. for each 53 shs. held)
National
Bank
of
N.
J.
(New
Brunswick)
(White Plains,
Chemical
&
Mfg
Machines (quar.)_
National Homes Corp., class A
(stock div.)
Class B
(stock dividend)
Electric Welding
Lead Co., 6%
pfd. B (quar.)
Securities & Research Corp,—
National
National
The
5-
1
20c
5-
1
15C
5-
1
4-15
2%®
5-
1
,3-17
2 %
5-
1
3-17
5-
1
4-
5
15c
Quarterly
National
1
—
Bank of Westchester
National
4-15
—
35c
Quarterly
payments shown below are all
$1.50
4-15
fiscal
year-end
capital gains distributions,
payable in shares unless the share¬
holder wants the distribution in cash.
Balanced
Light—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
7-18
1
933Ac
;
.
___
preferred
1
1
National
(quar.)
B
City
88-
6-
—
(quar.)
Co.
4-14
Metal Products—
Clemens
11-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Electro
1
6-
common
A
preference B
1
35c
(quar.)
5-17
5-
37®
common
(quar.)
$6
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co..
4-30
28c
—
Power
7
4-14
5-
40c
18c
15c
15c
(quar.
5-15
4-15
4-28
10c
20c
(quar.)__
Co.
System
(quar.)
preferred
4-
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
preferred (quar.)
——___'
Montgomery County Bank & Trust Co.—
(Norristown, Pa.)
(quar.)—
5-15
5-16
$1
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Bank
Monarch
4-17
5-
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%®
preferred
(quar.)
Mohawk
7
4-28
40c
A—
dividend)
Paper
7
4-
1
17'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock
Ontario
7
4-
$1.09
$1.14
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__—,
Engineering
4-
4-28
4-28
35c
(quar.)
Line (increased)
Motor
$1.11
1'Ac
$25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
42'Ac
25c
iquar.)_-___—
Minerals
4-29
Light—
common
preferred
preferred
$4.20
'
3-31
4-28
$3.75
Mfg. Co., common
1
4-14
933Ac
Department Stores—
preferred (1945) series)
May
4-11
6-
4-30
(quar.)
income
5-31
4-14
4-17
4-18
4-14
investment
Extruders, Inc.
4-14
4-29
4-24
net
Miami
4-17
6-30
4-28
10c
From
Meyercord
1
6-14
i25c
$$1.25
3-30
4-10
1
7
1
3-31
5-
7
4-
3-31
4-20
1
5-
4-
1
1
4-20
5-
Maryland Casualty Co. (Bait.) (inc.-quar.)__
Massachusetts Electric Co., pfd. (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
1
4-27
55-
6-15
5-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
&
1
5-10
quarterly)__
5-
$1.09
dividend)
4-15
].
25c
(stock
6-
4-25
7-
(initial
common
Merrimack-Essex Electric,
„
iquar.)_
6-23
5-31
Morse
Co
common
Joy Manufacturing
$4
5-12
Co.,
(quar.)_
Merchants
25c
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
3%
Co.—-
4-10
3c
1
1
25c
&
4-10
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4-17
1
70c
Field
1
47'Ac
common
Glass,
Inc.
Co.,
&
(initial)
Co.
Marley
Marshall
37'Ac
Manufacturing
Central
Kansas
(Oscar)
Mayer
—
1
37'Ac
common
5-
I/V2C
20o
(quar.)__
—
5-
6c
l'A%
'
35c.
(quar.i
3
4-20
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)
priority shs.
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Specialties Inc
$25c
Electric—
4-
3
5-
20c
5-
(quar.)
&
4-17
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
Class
7
4-17
Corp.,
Co.
Majestic
37'Ac
preferred
33A7®
Mailman
5%
4'A%
(quar.)
B
(Joseph)
Mercantile
1
preferred
33A%
3
5-15
preferred
4-10
C.i
4-10
1
6-12
27'Ac
1
:
preferred
s'
dividend)
H.) & Co.,
(R.
4-14
5-22
7-
Montana
D.
5-
5-
*22'Ac
(quar.)
5-
<quar.)_
4-14
75c
%___
:_
McQuay-Norris
(stock dividend)
4-
4-28
Co. Ltd.—
Power
Class B (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines. Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
(quar.)
5-15
4-17
8<ic
(incr. ann.)
(quar.)
(stock
25c
Jacobsen
RR.
4-10
,—
common
4.36%
Jewel
Macy
4-28
6-20
Fund
4.22%
4%
Corp.
Lynchburg Gas
37'Ac
11c
Fund
I
4-17
1
1
25c
Iowa Power & Light,
3-29
Lynch
Lawrence
preferred
75c
$3
J15c
(quar.i
Jersey
4V2V0
(increased-quar.)
Mutual
Nashville
&
St.
Lower
Lighting
4-21
(quar.)
Gas
5 7®
Louisville
Minnesota
income
Extra
4-14
Island
10c
JlOc
(s-a)
4-10
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
Jantzen,
preferred
Ltd.
(M.),
Loomis-Sayles
(Rhode Island! —
Iowa-Illinois
5-25
Loeb
1
Extra
4-26
6-10
7-10
Non-callable
11'Ac
;
Long
5c
Corp. of America
preferred
$2.50
1
(quar.)
5
Ltd.—
Growth
preferred
$2.50
4-15
4-17
6-
Preferred
1
Extra
5-23
5-
4-17
1
1
(s-ai
Trust
5-10
1
5-
5
31'Ac
37'/2C
common
investment
Investors
1
5-
5-
Holdings Corp
4-10
6-
6'Ac
(quar.i—
Corp., class A
B
5-
Rubber
International
4-21
$59c
6'Ac
Ltd.
Groceterias,
Finance
Class
7-
(Mass.)—
(quar.)
Eank
1 Washington,
4-25
5-10
Miller
preferred
5-10
5-10
1
5-
(quar.)
Shares,
Institutional
6-15
1
6-
Wayne)—
(quar.i
55c
51c
60c nref. (quar.)
Natural Gas, Ltd., 5 7® pfd. (quar.)_
50c
6-
B
4-17
$1
$125
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.,
Inland
4-18
$12'Ac
$12'Ac
Class
10-
15c
(quar.)
&
preferred
4-18
1
(Fort
7-15
9-15
Fund
Inc.
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
6%
1
5-
Ins.
10-16
12-13
Canada
preferred
preferred
$1.50
5-
Local
9-30
(final)
5-15
4-10
15c
Loblaw
5-
6-16
87'Ac
Life
Printing Co., common
pref. (quar.)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A
(quar.i
5-15
1
1
1
$3.50
7-14
5-
5-
5-
Lincoln
1
3-28
5-15
5-15
1
1
Imperial Chemical Industries—
of
J35c
(quar.)
1
6-
6-15
5-15
7-
8-
5-18
4-20
6-15
5-
35c
6-29
1
5c
4-14
4-28
5-
4-10
20c
3-22
8-15
4-14
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(initial)
common
1
1
4-10
4-28
$30c
National
New
5-
5-15
4-25
83/4C
Quarterly
Lincoln
4-17
9-
4-25
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)—
11c
Imperial
1
45c
•
6-20
4-10
4-25
4uc
52'/2c
53'Ac
55'Ac
583ac
5-
Corp.—
semi-annual
7-20
12-28
(quar.)__
62'Ac
—
(quar.)__
3
$1.25
(quar.)
4-14
25c
common
4-25
4-
:
(quar.)
1
20c
(quar.)
4-
4-14
15c
(quar.)
f45c
common
5-
20c
;
4-14
4-28
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.).
1
5
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
4-15
pfd.
4>A%
11 9/10c
7-25
—
Gloucester.
5-
4-
4-29
31'Ac
(quar.)
A
40c
8-15
1
Corp.,
4-17
Salt
New
(reduced-quar. i_
Co.,
1
Stores
class
Inc.,
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% partic. 1st preferred
25c
preferred
6-
Leeds Travelwear.
7-14
10-13
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
Co.—
Company
5-
B
7-31
10-31
15c
____;
&
Lerner
4-14
$!5c
Corp
4-10
10c
Food
Bank
Tire
&
1
1
60c
Products, 4%
pfd. A (quar. )
preferred B
(quar.)_________
Jostens
4%
5-
7
$1.25
Brick
Press
Rubber
4
3-27
5-15
14-28
J 15c
(quar.)
4-
1
$i5c
5-
47®
(quar.)
1614
—
dividend)
:
Brick
1%
(quar.i..,
4-
A
1
4-24
6-
2%
$17'Ac
(quar. i__
(quar.)
Leslie
50c
(quar.)
Jeannette
1
Lee
__
Power
15c
Rubber
A
5-
40c
Candy Shops, Ltd,
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd., class
Class A (quar.)
4-10
112 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hydraulic
4-28
(Pa.)—
;
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.08%
$1.50
(quar.)
Bank
dividend)——
(stock
Secord
Class
Door—
Illinois
113c
Co
Goodyear
Gorton's
&
Illinois
8c
monthly)
(stock dividend)
Inc.
4-15
$1
7-25
5 6'Ac
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
National
Industries
5-
15c
(quar.)
7-25
10c
(quar.)
preferred
1
4%
Power
4-25
Products—
Goodyear Tire &
&
8-15
30c
(quar.)
class
5-
57®
!____
8-15
8c
Ltd.,
Laura
4-25
5-15
A
(stock
com
preferred
preferred
10c
Publishing
Godfrey Company
Y.)
57®
4-25
class
Refrigerator Co.
Sash
57®
4-10
8c
Nugget.
preferred
25c
:
Envelopes,
4-11
55c
)
dividend)
Lighting
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(increased
1
10c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Common
common
Globe-News
Golden
5-
5-15
55c
(quar.)
common
5-
35c
(quar.)
International
Monthly
5'A%
?$1.25
7'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
County
Lanston
}15c t1
Inc.
common
(N.
Hussmann
4-28
Inc.,
(stock
B
Houston
Corp.—
A
Class A
5-26
40c
(quar.)
Monthly
Seal
3
8 7'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Lancaster
4-11
37'Ac.''"
___
Co.
Ltd.,
preferred
?"o
(quar.i
Brick
preferred
Gold
3
4-
$1.25
common
&
preferred
Globe
4-
1
100%
.Shale
4-% %
Class
1
SI.50
—_
(quar.)
4'A%
Glickman
5-
5-
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
McBean
Glen-Gery
4-10
Corp.—
preferred
Gladding
1
$1.27',4
;
dividend
Gimbel
5-
3%
quar.'___.
Products
Gerbor
Glen
t
3-JO
31'Ac
<quar.)___
(quar.)___
(increased>_
Syracuse
Industrial
—
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
Inc.
4 7®
SI.50
voting pre'erred
Inc., common
Genisco.
Hotel
55c
(quar.)
A
6
Southwest—
(quar.i
preferred
Class
4-
2-27
SI.25
Genesco,
$3 50
4-12
5-10
pfd
Y.i
Baking
Co.
"ADR's"
(quar.i
preferred
$6
—
dividend)
preferred
4-18
4-21
57®
(quar.)
(N.
W.),
Shoppes,
4-17
Co.
(Frank
64'Ac
the
12-13
45c
Bearing (ouar.)_
(stock dividend
(Joseph)
4.707®
(quar.)
Waterworks Corp.—
(stock
Hot
dividend)
Corp.
Hardart
&
Ltd.
19c
preferred
Common
Home
6-12
Horn
&
Land
62'Ac
of
12-29
20c
50c
Co.
$20c
15c
(quar.)__
Winston,
33c
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.20
General
4-14
7-
4-27
Co..
&
Insurance
32'Ac
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
45c
conv
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5.16%
4-25
33c
•
preferred C (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
General
4-14
1
57%
Rinehart &
4-29
(initial)-
A
_
32'Ac
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred
B
$1.25
(quar.»___
4-17
Holt
(quar.)
(stock
4-28
32'Ac
preferred
General
class
12'Ac
32'Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.32
$1.25
B
(quar.)
Class
30c
(quar.)
Inc..
9-15
9-15
8-18
35c
______
Stores.
9-29
9-11
30c
Mining
Light
6-16
9-29
12-15
57®
.
preferred
Quarterly
6-30
12-29
5%
•
(quar.)
Corp.,
Higbie Mfg. Co.
,
$20c
$20c
*
_______
$20c
62c
(quar.)
5 7®
Splendor
Hygrade
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
20c
Holly
22'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(initial)
(quar.)
B
1
4-10
6-16
A
15c
3-31
25c
$1.32
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
Powder,
5-
4-29
6-30
Class
Products—
preferred
Hermetic
I
Florida—
(quar.)
preferred
5 7®
(quar.)
Galion
5-15
*20c
Participating
(quar.)
preierred
Hidden
California—
of
$1.30
$1.30
America,
5%
(quar.)
General
preferred
of
Fund
4-17
29 c
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
B
Inspec¬
(quar.i
preferred B
$4
Co.
&
Hercules
933Ac
Wares.'Ltd.,
A
75c
Insurance
3-31
—
Telephone
B
Class
62c
(quar. 1
(quar.i
Boiler
4-18
6-10
4-15
1
5-26
75c
(quar.i
common
4-24
10c
6
5-
6-12
1 'A%
4-28
4-14!
5
6-
J20c
Class
50c
Light,
preferred
Steam
dividend)
Corp. < stock dividend )
Henry's Drive-In (stock dividend)
30c
(quar.)
Ut.lities
4-14
30c
-
Hayes Industries
♦
(quar.)
Steel
$1.80
(stock
(quar.)
4-14
25c
General
$1
Marx
1
interim I
General
4 'A%
&
5-
8
5-
6-21 '
20c
4-24
67®
6
5-22
12'Ac
5-22
Schaffner
Horner
(quar.)
Public
General
4-14
1
12'/2c
._
Hat
$10c
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northrup Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
Inc.
1
Leeds
(quar.)
Haydock
$1.12'A
Corp
<
Co.
preferred
15c
:_
Ltd
Ltd.
55-
$1.50
World
&
4-iO
Co.—
(quar.)
General
Cooler
Telephone
(Alfred), class A <quar.)__
5%
30c
:
Investors
Crosse
5%
8c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Crosse
La
Lambert
6
8c
American
General
La
4-14
4-15
Refractories—
(quar.)
Brace
$1
(quar.)
.
Inc.
4-14
1
5-22
Horizon
Gamble-Skogmo,
1
4-
Hercules
6
4-
$1.75
7
7%
4-
lOc
(quar.)
6-
6 7®
(monthly)
Class
5-
5-
4-29
preferred
4-20
preferred
iOC
pfd.
4-15
3
20 c
(monthly)
A
2nd
1
4-
8c
4%>
7%
5-
4-28
4-28
class
A
1
16c
Oron-aiy—
1
4-21
10c
'
7
nonresident
6
5-
10c
monthly)
(monthly)
$1.20 preferred (monthly)
$1.20 preferred
(monthly)
Kroger Company-^-
il-C
7%
4-
12c
B
preferred
3
Hein-Werner
(quar.)
Co..
Corp.,
Ciass
12-
25c
(quar.)
common
3-30
split)
Trailer
Futterman
12-10
Inc.—
6-15
12'Ac
common
40c
66'Ac
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
new
stock
Class
4-
Corp.
1
$2.25
common
4-21
12'Ac
(3-for-2
7
4-18.
5-
to
!
4-28
4.96%
4-28
3
3
10c
Controls,
Co.,
Funds,
Harbison-Walker
3-27
3-
12c
recently
4-17
lOc
changed
15'Ac
Hart,
4
6-
$1.25
4-20
l:
Restaurants
(name
(reduced)-
A
6%
5-
4-14
2%
dividend)
H-D
Harcourt,
5-15
6-15
4-28
$1.25
~20c
—
;
Realty
Stores
(stock
Class
$12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.i
(L.)
Brothers
tion
6-
Inc.
1
12'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
&
preferred
4.50%
Quarterly
Frito
4-12
about
to
Co.
Chemicals
Hartford
share)
Frisch's
1
for depositary dividend
44c per depositary
expenses
amount
1
6-10
10c
(Jacksonville)
(quar.)
Hartford
—
African
11-25
RR.—
(quar.)
Hartfield
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Mines,
preierred
Hagan
4-14
5-
2%
(quar.)
South
Corp.
Corp.—
A
(monthly)
Class
6-13
5c
Corp.)
Kratter
9-15
12-15
iuc
Series
12'Ac
—
Companies,
preierred
Hamilton
Island) —
(Long
12-15
9-
JlOc
$30c
Ltd.
5c
1
2
'
6-
37'Ac
:
Ohio
Gustin-Bacon
400
eacn
common
National Bank
:
&
$5
1
held)
common
Co.,
iCanada),
-.
9-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Insurance
Mobile
Halle
3
5-
payable in 4%
of one preferred
rate
8-26
72
(monthly)
_
Series
dividend)
for
9-15
$1.37
(qu«r.)
a
.
preferred
Extra
>
Quarterly
Friedman
4-12
4-
6-15
4-17
(stock
preferred
Friden,
1
4-17
93 3 7
snare
5-25
jl%
87'Ac
Quarterly
6-23
25c
(s-a)__.
held)
common
Common
will
4-10
6-15
7-
10-
1-2-62
87 Vac
_
(quar.)
Fund
Alloys
Kostin
12-11
87'Ac
,;(tiuar.)
Monthly
Kobacker
11-20
12-11
Income
Holders-
Payable of Ret.
Company—
Wine,
Life
Kimberly-Clark
4-20
quarterly stock
cnviue..us
4%
preferred stock at rate
in
(After
1
1
6-30
9c
(stock
pla.
conv.
5.30%
(quar.)
common
preferred
Free
55-
®
$3
5'A%
convertible preferred
Gulf
3-22
(two
one
Franklin
16
12'Ac
of
Fraser
2
Machine, class A (quar.)
payable
Franklin
~75c
_
uivid.)
A,
Co.,
$5
(quar.)
Dairies,
6
5-31
for
(quar.)__;
Foremost
1
6-15
8-21
40c
,
Gas
Growers
9-11
40c
57®
Gulf
2%
Gear &
7-
1
Keystone
$1.20
,
_
5%
5
Co.—
Utilities
preferred
Bros.
Class
4-19
40c
(s-a)
Line, Inc., 5% pid.
Machinery & Chemical—
33A%,
5-
37'Ac
(quar.)
(SiOck
Tiger
Foote
4-
J.)—
dividend
&
Greeley
3-29
25c
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
(N.
Bureau
preferred
Utilities
Water
3-oU
4-20
4-24
Credit
Stock
1
4-17
helu)
Flexing Tube Co., 6%
Florida
iN.
of
(%
First
Public
3-
8-21
(Houston)—
Quarterly
=
5-22
J25c
..
Insurance
________
Kerr
preferred
preferred
5-22
When
Share
1
(quar.)
preierreu
9-11
$2
—
Life
7c
6-12
$2ac
$25c
<
—;
(quar.)—
Uriesedieck
Toms
of
First
Florida
Bank
A
Southern
3'A%
b-12
$2
(quar.)—
Quarterly
1
25c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
(quar.)__
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Bank
Bank
share
5-
50c
Rubber
dividend
each
Food
7'AC
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
National
f irst National
Flying
•
A
&
Class
Great
3'A%
$2
—_—
(quai.)—
class A
3'/2
8-21
11-20
$2
(quar.)
Quarterly
held)__
(quar.)
common
A
Ltd.,
5-22
9-11
$2
"
(quar.
preferred
Co.,
6-12
12-11
11
Per
of Company
$2
(quar.)
preierreu
B
&
class
—
(quar.)___;
Firestone
First
(quar.)
(quar.)
share for each 9
(1
preierred
'
Federated
Stock dividend
(quar.)_
5-
.
Name
Kellogg Company—
5-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
preferred
6%
*
Holders
Payable of Rec.
& Co.—
R.)
+35c
(montniy)
/vssn.
When
Share
of Company
(W.
*3oc
(quar.)
._
Board,
Paper
4.60%
A
(quar.)
National
Name
Grace
$35c
class
(quar. )_•
preierred
$1.40
Federal
Per
of Rec.
.4-14
2oc
Ltd.,
Grain,
Class
Holders
1
$1
Quarterly
Federal
5-
30c
32
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Delaware (quar.)_
of
Payable
$1.50
preferred
Farmers Bank of State
When
■
Share
-
corp.,
convertible
6%
/
(1695)
Series
Series
85c
6-
1
5-15
Income
$1
6-
1
5-15
Stock Series
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
Dividend Series
$1.08%
6-
1
5-15
Growth
Series
20C
4-24
4-
6
20c
4-24
4-
0
30c
4-24
4-
4c
4-24
4-
0
21C
4-24
4-
ti
——
6
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1696)
Per
Co.,
New
New
Wire
Cloth
3% %
and
gains
Norfolk
&
preferred
4% |
Nortex
adjusted
Oil
Ry.,
pfd.
(quar.)—
Life
(Chicago)—
American
Van
North
Carolina
Illinois
preferred
Northern
Illinois
Corp.,
Reed
(C.
4-20
Reichhold
1
4-14
Pacific
Quebec Power
Common
(increased)
5-15
3-31
Reliable
4-29
3-31
Reliance
Electric &
class
class
Republic
5
Republic Natural
8-
1
7-21
4-28
4-14
Republic
5-
1
4-17
Revere
5-
1
4-17
Corp.
(quar.)
Steel
Wire
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-25
3-30
River
3-31
Roberts
5-
1
4-10
Rochester
5-
1
4-10
4%
4-28
4-14
4.10%
5-
1
5
4-28
4-29
4-14
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-14
1-1-62
12-14
4'A%
1
Spiegel,
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
5
Stanray
4-17
4-
3
Stecher
Mills
15c
5%
F
H
preferred I
Steel
Sterling
5-
1
4-20
5%
1 5-
4-14
$1
(quar.)
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
preferred
6%
Gas
Oklahoma
4.24 %
Olin
Electric,
&
$1.02'A
6-
1
(quar.)
$1.23%
6-1
5.50%
4-10
4-10
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
4-20
4-
5-
5
Rockland-Atlas
Rohr
Rollins
preferred
D
—
(Increased)
A
A
Elevator
Overland
(quar.)
—
Ltd..
Express,
Fiberglas
Owens-Corning
pref.
60c
Corp.
iquar.)_
(quar.)
2
4-18
Rorer
2
4-18
Ronson
12-
4-28
5-
6-19
4-18
Industries, Inc.,
Royalties Management
6-
1
5-
Russ
1
11-
1
4-
7
1
4-21
25c
1
Pacific
Atlantic
Fisheries
American
Canadian
Quarterly
Pacific
6%
Coast
Co.,
preferred
Park
Davis
S.
$6
7
St.
5-15
ment
and
115c
(s-a)
145c
$$1.50
(quar.)_.
St.
long-term
capital
(J. C.)
Co.
&
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
Penobscot
Non-voting common
Stock
div.
:
(On
and non-voting)-
voting
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Cement (quar.)
Howell & Heather,
Extra
A
&
(quar.)
4-
3
Scheniey
6-
1
5-15
School
1
5-
8
1
5-
8
5-
8
^_.
—
new
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-30
4-29
4-20
4-
7
4-30
Pictures
Scott
Scott
Seapak
Scarfe
4-14
Stock
com.
3.807c
(initial).
pfd.
(quar.)
1
4-14
20c
6-
95c
5-
4-10
5-15
&
5%
(quar.)
$1.07'A
5-
4-10
Seeman
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
4-10
Selected
4.68%
4%
preferred
preferred
3.90%
(quar.)
$1.17
5-
4-10
Common
5%
(stock
preferred
Class
Northern
&
Pioneer
Finance
Pioneer
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Pittston
$3.50
Company,
Trust
(accum.)
(quar.)_____
National
Bank
(N. J.)
Edison,
Power
4'A%
6"-
1st
of
Stock
(quar.)
Inc.
Canada,
preferred
Inc.
Stock
(stock
Life
Service
Public
3
17lAc
5-
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
7
5-
Co.
of
& Gas
Colorado,
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
4-27
4-•10
4-20
4-10
Simon
12 Ac
5-
1
4-14
4-20
3-31
5-15
5-
1
$2.44
preferred
(H.)
Class A,
Slater
5-
8
4-10
Sorpban
5-
1
4-11
Smith
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-17
3-20
4-17
3-20
7-10
6-21
2%
10-10
9-20
Smith
4-17
3-20
5-
4-
5-
4-14
52'Ac
5-
4-12
1
7
(A. O.)
$2
(Howard)
Coast
Southern
preferred
Water,
5.44%
4'A%
Southern
Southern
Canada
Colorado
5.44%
4.90%
preferred
$1.2272
6-
5-15
6-10
9-30
9-11
7-
10c
1
4-28
6-10
4-14
5-31
4-15
25c
5-31
5-10
4-27
3-30
4-30
4-14
4-30
4-14
4-30
4-14
5-19
5-
25%
Southern
4.80%
Indiana
5-15
4-28
$1.12%
5-15
4-28
3-30
4-27
4-12
5-25
4-14
5-15
J20c
}33'Ac
4-19
15c
5-
1
3-30
5-
1
3-30
4-25
4-
preferred
<lOc
4-25
4-14
5-
1
4-10
22c
5-
1
4-20
61c
6-
1
5-15
$$1.25
6-
1
5-24
6-
1
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-
5-
1
3-30
4-29
4-14
4-14
4-14
1
4-
5
4-
5
28'Ac
4-30
4-
5
(quar.)
27'Ac
6-
1
5-11
25c
1
34c
(quar.)
6-
5-11
6-
1
5-11
$0.255625
;
6-
1
5-11
$62'Ac
1
5-15
4-20
59c
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
68c
5-
1
4-14
5'A%
preferred
5-12
1
5-
7-
1
1
4-14
6-
9'Ac
7-14
9
10-16
6-30
9-23
$.0095
7-14
6-30
10-16
9-29
25c
(quar.)
25C
Corp.
5-
1
6-
9
4-12
5-26
37 Ac
4-28
4-10
20c
i___
4-25
4-12
(quar.)__
California
E.
5-
1
2%
5-15
5-
1
Taylor
&
4.32%
Ftnn
de
American
Eastern
S.
&
27c
4-29
4-20
3-31
6-
1
$1
5-
1
$1.27
5-
1
4-14
25c
5-
1
4-12
(quar.)_
4-14
Inc.—
(1959)
Ry.
(quar.)
(annual)
declaration
of
$4
6-30
$1
stock
in
5%
6-
9
or
Light,
$4.84
preferred
Co.
Drug
Tokheim
_r
4.25%-
"___
(quar.)
Co.,
Supply,
B
class
Bank
&
of
1
5-16
1
5-16
1
5-16
$1.14
6-
25c
1
5-15
3-30
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
Trust
(N.
May
1
1
'
!
6-
24)
1
20c
(quar.)___
5-16
5-
20c
Y.)
(quar.)
Corp. Fund
4-28
3-20
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
1-1-62
12-13
125c
(quar.)
Quarterly
125c
Quarterly
125C
6-
9
5%
dividend
Gas
6-30
6-30
6-
9
12 'A
.
Common
5-31
5-
33%C
(increased)
A
stockholders
Quarterly
Stock
7
6-
7 Ac
Corp.
Trans-Canada
4-
6-
(3-for-2 split on Class A & Class B subject
Transamerica
4-28
147'Ac
(quar.)
(initial)
approval
2
5-15
$1.06 A
.__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Toronto-Dominion Bank
2
5-
5-31
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Corp.
4-10
4-10
6-
5-16
17 'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Scale
1
15c
(quar.)___
common
preferred
4.56%'
5-
6-15
30c
:
;
preferred
4-10
1
$1.21
Corp.____
Edison
4-10
1
5-
13 Ac
(initial)
Co.
1
5-
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thermogas
5-
$1.14
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
Trade
4-10
4-24
5-31
$0.52133
(quar.)_.
Class
1
3-31
6c
$4 preferred
preferred
Tractor
,6-
140c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Toledo
4-17
cash)
Power &
Toledo
6-15
1
T$1
common
$4.76
Thrift
4-15
$0,789
(initial)
Pacific
in
U-15
5-
Transmission—
annual
$4
4-19
6-28
Electronics
preferred
(An
20c
20c
(quar.)
receipts
Instruments,
Texas
4-19
5-15
A.—
Ltd.,
preferred
4%
4-19
5-15
$2
-
5-15
25c
.]?
(s-a>__
lquar.
preferred
Texas
25c
common
Electric Service,
$5.08
4-14
(quar.).
deposit
preferred
$5.25
4-28
:
Co.,
Canada,
4%
20c
preferred
Terminal-Hudson
Texaco
4-
(quar.)
Inc.
Mexico
4
4-20
(s-a)
Co..
9-15
35c
!_
preferred
Telefonos
10-16
2A%
B
Fibre
Texas
4-14
_:
(quar.)
Freight,
preferred
Texas
4-14
5-15
;
Corp.
Taylor
Texas
2
4-28
;__
quar.)_!
(initial
5-
11c
12 Ac
(initial)
common
dividend
Class
4%
7 Ac
(quar.)—
new
Products
dividend
M.
C
Pipe Line—
25c
5-
1
4-14
$2.55
preferred
(quar.)
63%C
5-
1
4-14
$4.90
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22'A
5-
1
$5.60
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
5-
1
4-14
$5.70
preferred
(quar.)
$1.42 A
5-
1
4-14
$5.96
preferred
(quar.)
$1.49
5-
1
(quar.)
Transcontinental
Transportation
Trico
Oil
Investing
Corp.
Gas
&
L
of
6%
A__
(quar.)
4-14
3-30
5-
2 Ac
1
4-
4
(Dallas)—
5-25
5-13
30c
$5.24
preferred
(s-a)
preferred
11-13
4-30
4-14
$3.00
(s-a)
LaSalle
8-15
11-24
$2.62
(s-a)
8-25
30c
Gas,
South
4-24
4-19
"C
30c
preferred
$6.25
208
4-14
6a3C
class
Quarterly r
Quarterly
Quarterly
Tropical
4-14
7'
Corp.__
America,
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
Unilever,
$1.20
(quar.)
15c
55-
1
1
common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(Payment
(Chicago)
62'Ac
(quar.)
4-30
4-14
4-30
4-14
5-
$3.13
Street
4-14
4-11
21c
5-
1
4-19
1
three
After
penses
for
amount
(final) —
shillings
depositary
about
to
1.2
British income
pence
tax
$0,256
per
per
and
dividend
,
ex-
,
will
depositary
share)
Union
5-22
Acceptance
6'/»%
1st
Union
Commerce
Union
Electric
4-14
1
4-14
Corp. Ltd.—
preferred
A
Bank
$78:bC
lquar.)__
5-
65c
4-25
4-14
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
5-15
4-20
(Cleveland)
Co.—
preferred
5-15
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
92Ac
$3.50
87Ac
5-15
4-20
$4.00
preferred
(quar.)
$1
5-15
4-20
6c
5-
3
4-15
4-15
Union
Finance
Class
6%
5-
1
4-10
Corp.
A
B
(Tampa)—
(quar.)__
(quar.),
preferred
non-;Cum.
:
6c
3
5-
3
4-15
30c
preferred,/quar.)
5-
15c
;
(quar.)
5-
3
4-15
5-
1
4-7
4-17
2-21
4-10
27'Ac
Railway—
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
25c
6-15
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
25c
9-15
8-15
Gas of
National
Canada. Ltd.
Bank
(quar.)
(Lowell, Mass.)
$12Ac
(quar.)
65c
5-15
5%
Union
Union
(quar.)
ordinary
of
share.
Class
Electric—
(quar.)
Power,
1
$3.70
59c
(quar.)
&
6-
56c
(quar.)_
Talon, Inc., class A
6%
Nevada
Southern
5
$25c
:
common
com.
5-
(quar.)
Co.
Transcontinental
4-30
(quar.)
Gas
Southern
4-28
9c
I.
8
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
Southern Materials
84c
.=;
4-15
1
Power—
preferred
5-15
____
3-23
1
7-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Power
5-15
Sportswear
5-8
5-
10c
28c
common
(quar.)
6-
Puritan
4-26
1
2'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-14
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
California
preferred
6-
____
5-
3
t50c
4.56%
Southern
$1.16
income)
4-
$10c
(quar.)
$1.1272
(quar.)
4-17
$31'Ac
(annual)
A
Edison,
(quar.)
(from
4-14
12'2c
preferred
(quar.)
4-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
preferred
preferred
preferred
4-14
1
40c
class
4.48%
4.50%
Fund
1
5-
$30c
(quar.)
Corp.
4.64%
4.50%
5-
$25c
(quar.)_
Paper Mills,
preferred
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd
26c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
4.72%
Puritan
85c
$30c
Corp.
4.72%
Hampshire—
com.
(initial).
C
Engineering,
Common
4%
37'Ac
5%
Industries, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
4-14
5-15
Ltd.,
(initial-quar.)
;
1
com.
Ltd.,
Ltd.
5-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6'%%
4-14
4-28
90c
Co.,
5-15
preferred
common
(quar.)
A
6-
3.35%
(quar.)_
com.
(Canada)
new
Sons,
B and
(N.)
4-28
3 Ac
&
6-
(quar.)
5-19
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.
Co.
$1.05
Common
Power,
America,
Pwr.,
$1.06 74
New
4-20
1
10c
r.
30c
Pacific
(quar.)
(quar.)___
1
6-
$2
(quar.)
of
5-
$1
income)
1
6-
12'AC
$4.56
4-14
Boston—
&
of
preferred
Co.
1
4-28
6c
(s-a)
preferred
Service
6-
24c
Water
4.25%
Public
4-20
20c
(stock dividend).
9-15
12-15
5-
12'Ac
---
&
Gas,
Mold
to
Glass
4.20%
____:
3-30
5-10
25c
(quar.)
9-29
12-29
International Petroleum—
Super
—
common
investment
Sierra
$30c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp
of
Sherwin-Williams
25%
Canada
Island)
(quar.)___
7
2%
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
income..
2
(Birmingham)—
Inc., 6%
(quar.»__
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
Stores
Milk
Stock
Sunset
4-13
31Uc
(Long
Inc.,
4-
$75c
A.
3-30
4-17
3%
5%
6-
$56c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Preferred
South
dividend)
of
A
Sheraton
4-17
4-20
Shares—
Trust
net
Shawinigan
Class
4-17
3-30
$20c
(quar.)
iquar.)___
1
25c
(quar.)
A
Corp.,
._'
6-20
55c
$1.1772
•
dividend
Bank
5
4-
Ltd.—
Insurance
Producing Properties,
Provincial
4-
3-30
2%
Inc.,
Oil
Shatterproof
$1.06'A
dividend
Protective
3
Slater
participating preferred
Preway,
3
7-
$1.37lA
ordinary..
preferred (quar.)__
3.60%
Alexander.
Corp.
5-
(Del.)—
(quar.)
preferred B
&
1
7-15
5c
preferred (quar.)
Potgietersrust Platinums Ltd.,
4.70%
6-
80c
(quar.)
preferred
Potomac
37'Ac
4-17
4-17
12'Ac
common..
class
87 Ac
__
4A%
Powdrell
Snareholders
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Shamrock
4-14
7c
(quar.)
common
Cordage
Rubber
K.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
State
Plymouth
(H.
35c
4-14
4-20
28c
6%C
1
$1.25
3-30
25c
of
Sunbury
4%%
A
Latz,
&
1
15c
common
Glass
Plymouth
5'A%
(quar.)
4-17
Co.—
Lid.,
preferred
(From
1
1
$1
1
B
5-
$1
(quar.)
Plate
preferred
Porter
Ry.
Co.,
preferred
Plainfield
quar.)
:___
(increased)
Brewing,
Pittsburgh
(increased
(quar.)
____.
5-
3%
—
Co.,
dividend
Seligman
811-
5c
Acceptance
$1.25
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
investment
4-17
4-17
4%
Pillsbury Company, com.
$4 preferred
(quar.)
piedmont
From
5-
5-
Phillips-Van Heusen—
$3.40
American
$1
(quar.)_^
Co..
Bros.,
97'Ac
(quar.»
preferred
4-10
8-15
11-15
10c
Quarterly
preferred
4-25
15c
5c
Security National Bank
preferred
3
10c
Security Columbian Banknote Co.
4.40%
3
4-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
4-10
4-
4-24
,
8c
monthly)
i
4-17
4-24
36c
22c
dividend
Securities
4-30
Co.,
Finance
Stock
4-14
1
10c
Scrivner-Stevens
4-14
1
22»Ac
—
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
4-14
15c
„____;_T__
!
preferred
4-30
4-14
___
:
Paper
$4.00
1
9-
12-
6-15
30c
(quar.)_
com.
(initial)
Fetzer
&
Monthly
6-
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Aviation
4-30
4-30
Corp.
Industries
35c
4-30
certificates
(quar.)
4-14
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-25
12-15
15c
trust
(quar.)
preferred
Paper
,4-25
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
5-
:
1
$1.25
(quar.)
4.40%
Saxon
6-
Co.
4'A%
4-
5-15
4
&
preferred
4-17
5
4-
1
$.015
W.)
preferred
1
10c
_
Inc.,
5%
3-10
5-
5-
$1.25
Co., com.
Antonio Corp., voting
Voting trust certificates
San Diego Gas & Electric,
1
15c
—
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
(Howard
Sams
4-30
5-15
$1.25
__;
(quar.)
San
7
15c
.
_.
(quar.)__
Pfaudler-Permutit.
4-21
4-
Seaboard
B____
_
B
5-15
B
1
17'Ac
.
Extra
Class
5-
(Md.)—
Inc.
Extra
Class
St.
Sampson-Miller Associated
5-
3%
class
on
A
7
6-
15c
dividend
Stock
Class
4-
5-
2%
Permanente
Peterson,
4-28
Strolee
Stock
50c
J25c,.
(quar.)
6-15
5-22
$$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
5.60%
$15c
.
"5-22
6-20
3
Ry.—
(quar.)
14c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred A
14c
.__
A
preferred A
Scott
(quar.)
6-20
4-14
6-30
160C
(quar.)
Container
Suburban
::
50%
conv.
$1.16
.__
4-
25c
conv.
4-14
4-17
pfd.
conv.
common
conv.
Fibre—
(quar.)
Voting common
preferred
$1.06yi
(quar.)
4%
Ltd.,
5%
4-28
1
B
(quar.)
Corp.,
Louis-San Francisco
15c
pfd.
Foods,
Paper
Lawrence
30c
4.24%
Fine
Croix
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power Co.,
4-14
5-1
12c
class
and
A
5%
5-
1
class
on
5%
-
61c
Pennsalt
5-12
'
quar.)
4-14
capital
short-term
from
4-25
class A stock)
(new
6-12
1
invest¬
(9c
from
38c
14c
from
Fund
gains)
Penney
5-12
I
6-12
6-30
6-30
25c
Ltd.
common
income,
gains
(quar.)
Mutual
;
1
20c
(quar.)
7'/?c
Co.
Ltd.,
6-
37'Ac
(Canada),
preferred
Square
31 Ac
(quar.)_—
_
Airways
Stone
5c
(initial)
com.
Corp.
class A
dividend
W.
&
5
4-
5%
Co
&
Drilling
Penman's
Penn
5% ; preferred
(quar.)
3-31
4-14
4-10
1
9'Ac
4-28
4-14
4-10
1
5-
$.0095
Bros.
3-24
1
5-
1
$1.25
—-
(J. P.)
4-25
5-
A
Sterchi
4-28
4-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier
T.
Ltd.
13c
World
Chemical
Parke
Parker
Investment,
Inc.,
(initial
Stock
4-
4-24
$1
___■
American
Pan
(special)
Togs,
new-
Class
Stevens
4-25
1
—
5-12
5c
3-
5-19
5-
Manufacturing—
Clasa-- 3%-..,
17'Ac
(initial).
com.
4-14
1
—
Clasa A-
8c
new
1
4-20
6-
Corp.—
A
preferred
Btlll-Man
4-10
'
5-
3
Textiles, Inc.—
1
6-
.
4-14
156 Ac
Class t?B
4-17
1
2
Stern
5-12
15c
5-
&
5-12
.
1
10c
preferred C
5-19
50c
25c
Corp.
7-
St.
Pacific
$1.37A
(quar.)
(William H.),Tnc.,
5%
5-12
(Boston) —
(quar.)
Roper
37'Ac
U5c
iquar.)
Corp.
Broadcasting
5-
y5-
.*
._■.
Bank
____________
Aircraft
30c
.
L
National
i
Quarterly
$1.16
$1
$1.25
115c
quar.)
A (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd., class
Class
1
(quar.)
H5c
increased
t
preferred
5%
Otis
1
4-20
Utilities—
Rockland
Common
4.65%
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Gas
&
Orange
4%
(quar.)
common
4-28
75c
3uc
$1.06
12Ac
(quar.)—
&
preferred
Oil
6-
J
Exploration—
Drilling &
Ocean
$1.18%
preferred
preferred K
4-
5-
4-17
40c
Corp.
Precision
4'A%
.5-12
4.95%
(quar.)
4-17
115c
(quar.)
preferred
Stern
7
$1.02'A
,—
5-17
$1.25
Parts
4-11
4-20
4-
1
5c
(quar.)___
Company of Canada, Ltd.
1
1
3-31
1
5-
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-
1
1
5-
1
Lithograph—
preferred
5-
4-25
5-
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
5%
4-25
1
6-
Corp.
Steel
30c
(quar.)
4'A%
4-1
45c
6-
5%
4-11
2%
(quar.).
32c
(quar.)
com.
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
1
5-
93%c
(quar.)_
4-20
110c
Ltd.,
Traung
25c
;___
1
15c
Fuel,
B
59%c
common
5-
Dredging Corp., $1.60
preferred
5%
(quar.)
4-20
27 Ac
—
5-1
$$1.19
$1.12%
dividend)—
4-20
1
dividend)
(stock
Inc.,
Class
|
Electric,
1
5-
56c
5
1
5-
(quar.)
5-
4.10%
pfd.
Utilities, Ltd., 4%
Northwestern
preferred
4-20
5-
—
5-
___.
1
$1.15
$1.40%
—
—
4-10
(quar.)
4-20
(quar.)
__:—
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)
Special Investments and Securities, Inc.—
Common
„•
1
5-31
(quar.)
1
33c
4-25
(increased)
4-20
5-
36c
5-31
1
4-20
1
preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries, Inc.
15c
(reduced)
1
5-
$1.44
5-
4-20
5-
,__
Telephone,
Standard
A
preferred
4%%
4-14
4-17
4-20
1
(quar.)
3-21
(quar.)_
&
preferred
1
50%
(stock
Gas
5-
preferred
5c
Rice
Co.
$1 32
Southwestern States
4-21
(Calif.)
common
Brand
4.36%
3-31
75c
:
preferred
4-20
4-20
1
5-
$1.18%
Standard
Co.
preferred
29'Ac
25c
25c
25c
1$1
common
class A
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—!
5-
Inc.
preferred
3%%
3-30
5.62'A%
4-15
Reynolds Metals Co.—
4-25
4-20
5-15
3-22
Inc.,
5-1
4-17
4-20
5-
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
4%%
preferred
4-25
Racing
Rich's
($25 par)
(quar.)
4.75%
15c
3-22
7
preferred
4-12
50c
1
4-
4.60%
1
J28c
1
4-28
preferred
4-28
5-
:{27c
5-
55c
4.40%
5-15
45c
1
5-
Ltd.—-
5-18
1
1
$1.06 A
—
(s-a)
Gas
Supply
Fund
1
5-15
6-30
5-
$1.10
6-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
4y2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25%
4.40%
5-
•4-19
7-10
97'Ac
4-19
1
1
4-29
$1.03%
—
4-14
J28c
(quar.)
$1.10 class A
(quar.)
6
5-
UOc
Northwestern
A
4-
1
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
5-1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-20
145c
Power,
A
6-
5-
(quar.)
UOc
(quar.)
com.
Engineering
Renold Chains Canada,
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$10c
(quar.)
Stores Corp.
37'/aC
preferred
4.15%
4-28
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
Co.,
Engineering,
Inc.
(Canada),,Ltd.,
3-22
—:
States
$2
Co.,
1
(quar.)
Ry.
Northern
preferred (quar.)—
class A
(quar.)
,
92'Ac
50c
5%
5-
(quar.)
—1
3.90%
•
12-
Service—
Public
5c
(quar.)
$1.37'A
—;
Y.)
(N.
4-19
3.70%
1
25c
5-
Increased-quarterly
Southwestern
5-15
(Dallas)—
Insurance
40c
Y.
N.
(quar.)__
5-
Stock
5
5-10
:
A
Republic
6-
1
12-11
(quar.)_;
preferred
\ 5-31
$1
Service—
5%
Chemicals,
Reitman's
$1.10
4.40%
Southwestern Life
4-14
of
B
Class
Electric
6-10
20c
(quar.)
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
(s-a)__—
Co.,
30c
of
(Mass.)
A.)
5-10
8-14
Co.
35c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
B
4-13
Class
7-
4-28
20c
(quar.)
Trust
Association, Inc
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—•
4%%• 1st preferred
(quar.)
quar.)
5.50%
Class
1
7-13
3-31
Share
—:
Drug
25c
Corp.
Revere
Co.
Inc.
Investment
Stores
Reece
Gas—
Insurance
Owl
Red
4-10
8-24
Mills
Paper
Semi-annual
Southwestern
3-13
15c
dividend
6-
1
Southland
3-31
4-20
4-24
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
1
8-
15c
20c
37'Ac
(quar.)
(increased
Extra
1
4-20
25c
(quar.)
common
International,
5-
$3.50
(quar.)
common
Co.
Estate
$1.10
Engineering Works
$1.50
10c
preferred
5-
10c
30c
(quar.)
7%
gtd (s-a)
RR.,
1st
6-15
(Ind.)—
Inc.
Lines,
(111.)
Northern
Northern
Real
i
—
Gas
Shore
Northwest
4-14
10c
Quarterly
Northern
1
$3.50
16c
Ltd
Canada,
Insurance
4-14
When
Per
V
Name of Company
3-24
5-25
2%
30c
2c
Semi-annual
5%
5-
25c
(quar.)
of
Fund
American
Northern
Rap-In-Wax
Corp.—
American
Common
4-14
12'Ac
15c
15c
(quar.)
North
Northern
4-
1
3
(quar.)
of America,
4-17
in¬
net
4-20
$40c
dividend
5-
30c
6%
preferred
North
North
E Corp
&
Stock
preferred (quar.)
North American Acceptance Corp., class A—
North
T
America
convertible
$1.20
Radio Corp.
3-24
$1.50
(quar.)_
Realty Equities Corp.
._
Gas
&
R
4-14
capital
(quar.)
Co.
Western
6%
3-31
1
(26 cents from
current
from
cents
4
C.)
(A.
1
5-
4-20
Southwestern
Raymond
long-term
income)
vestment
Nielsen
5-
Power
93%c
(quar.)
taxable
net
6%
Quebec
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
4-17
22'Ac
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Snare Corp.
realized
1
3-31
1
Company—
preferred
Niagara
5-
4-21
(quar.)
When
y
Share
<
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Stock
Co
J.)
(J.
Newberry
5-15
of Company
oc
Natural Gas,
Jersey
Y
Per
Name
Quaker Oats
5-
*0c
Quarterly—————
N
4-13
9'Ac
5%
Fund,^certificates.
Hampshire Insurance (stock dividend)Jersey Bank & Trust (Paierson, N. J.)
New
Holders
4-17
Jlae
(quar.)
England
New
When
Payable of Rec.
17Ac
$1.06 A
(quar.)___—
—-
Ltd.
Canada,
of
Products
common
(quar.)
preierred
4A%
Neon
Share
of Company
Name
Neiman-Marcus
.
.
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
Number 6047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1697)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF
PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
"I
Lowest
46
Mar
50
Oct
44% uec
21
16
523/4 Apr
13
75
Apr
1253/i Apr
7
58% Apr
4
69 % Jun
15
52 % Jan
3
114% Jun
10
103% Jan
6
42 3/4 Jun
8
29
33% Jan
38
3
35% Oct
25
52
Jan
15
Jan
3
12
Jun
23
17
Dec
5
15% Jan
10
16
Dec
6
6
17
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
63
32% Jan
IJan
3
■
I
if.
22
Feb
2
4
24 Va Jan
3
29% Apr
25
80
42% Apr
96% Jan
12
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
Oct
31
Acme
11
30% Jan
19
22 V4 Jan
4
35% Apr
24
10 % Jan
3
14% Mar
Jan
4
693/8 Apr
5
84
9
7 % Jan .14
32% Aug 26
4
Jan
32% Jan
3
3
Admiral
Jan
11
Air
18
5% Mar 24
35% Apr
A
5
10% Jan
3
15% Apr
5
32% Jan
4
53% Apr
35
3
48% Apr
14
Sep
33% Jan
19
40
Jan
6
48% Mar
May 27
90
42% Aug
27
Jan
4
Inc
Products
Inc
64
Apr
4
Allied
12% Dec
20
173/4 Jan
4
12"% Jan
3
15
Feb
1
Allied Kid
6
36% Jan
3
52
Apr
12
Allied
5
10
Jan
27
Allied
Products
3
59'% Apr
14
Allied
Stores
4
Oct
26
Nov
95
84% Sep
15
22% Oct
Dec
21
13
,4
Jan
4
22% Dec
23
19
55
28
35 % Jan
26
35% Jun
Jan
36% Apr
28
61% Oct
28
132
24
28% Sep
1
Jan
40
30
108
81% Mar 28
84
Feb
277/a Feb
3
101
Jan
10
6
Feb
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
•
141
a
14%
13%
14%
13 V2
14
13%
34%
35%
14 %
34%
35%
34 V8
30,400
35%
34
35
12,400
31% Jan
21
26
Jan
4
26
Mar 24
68
Apr
14
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
85 %
83%
85%
17,100
82%
84
83%
85%
17,700
*87%
89
*87%
12 %
14
11%
12
41%
11%
38%
42
HV2
10%
36 %
38 %
47%
37%
38
47%
47%
36%
46%
48 %
37%
206,700
27,800
43%.
44%
44 %
47%
45 %
48%
46%
44%
45 %
48%
28,500
45
96 %
45%
45
96
45%
96
*96
96%
96
19%
96
18%
160
19%
18%
19
18%
19
62
3,900
59%
61%
60 %
61%
62 %
61%
62%
60%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
4.7 %>
14%
48%
48
14%
48%
49
52
50
106 %
106%
106%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
32 Va
33 %
35%
36
77%
23 %
*23%
23%
23
65%
66%
23%
65 %
66
64%
68
83%
84%
83%
32%
9
Feb
10
American
Bakeries
30% Oct
4
443/4 Jan
4
37
Feb
8
48
Apr
14
American
Bank Note common
Oct
18
63
July 12
60
Jan
3
64% Apr
5
13 % Oct
24
30
Jan
4
15% Jan
3
24% Apr
11
American
Bosch Arma Corp
35% Oct
5
51"% Jan
7
38% Jan
4
46
Mar 15
American
Brake
1
23%
100
*111 %
No par
37 %
10
*45%.
:
common
23%
'
133/i Sep
1
8% Jan
3
43% Jan
4
34% Jan
8
July 28
303/4 Dec
1
35% Dec
14
40 % Sep
29
383/4 Aug 23
4
423/4 Apr
Jan
4
383/a Mar
4
American
Chain
&
American
Chicle
28
89
21
59% Jun
23% Mar 17
40
Feb
2
443/4 Apr
84
Jan
4
87
Mar 17
14
42% Mar
8
50
Mar 20
44
Apr
4
American
14
American
Electric
24
30
29% Jan
20
59 % July 18
57% Jan
3
17% Sep
27
33% Jan
4
20% Jan
Jan
8
Oct
7
17% Dec
30
63/4 Jun
30
52
31 % Mar 15
9% Jan
11
3
44 %
53
52 %
53%
19%
19%
50-%
*19%
9 7 ir
42
42%
41%
42%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
49
49
37%
49%
37%
50
49%
37%
50
87 %
50
88
86
50%
87%
85 %
50%
86 %
50%
1,800
84%
85
84
22 %
22 %
87%
3,900
22%
22%
22%
223/4
7,300
3
24
Co
Power
20,800
26,000
27
27%
*16%
26%
26%
28,700
International
Investment Co of 111
Sep
99% Jan
91% Dec
19
85% Jan
3
125% Apr
86% Feb
27
443/4 Feb
21
14
13% Oct
21
18
Al|g
5
15% Jan
22
29% Apr
18
16% Feb
55% Mar 23
82% Dec
30
79
Jan
17 %
17%
17%
17%
No par
52 %
53
52%
52%
1
16%
16%
16%
17
16
93% Mar 14
American
Natural
473A Apr
68% Apr
10
American
News Co
7
American
Optical
34
Jan
19
54
Jan
18
853/4 Dec
24
1
7
138 % Jan
16% Feb
12
3
145"% Aug 24
—
35% Aug 16
76% Jan
6
Apr
13
41"% Apr
48 % Aug
12
45"% Apr
13
Jan
3
55% Apr
13
12% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
41
140
35
Jan
4
Mar
8
33% Jan
3
136
143 % Mar
50% Mar
16
Jan
13
3
59
Dec
12
54% Jan
3
67% Apr
144% Aug 25
136% Jan
3
1457/a Mar
Feb
9
54
*
Mar * 8
62% Aug 24
126
Aug
4
Jan
4
18
Jun
21
34
25
Sep
28
38% Jan
20
61% Oct
26
82% Feb
3
Jun
10
31% Feb
25
27% Mar 15
797/a Jan
.
4
3
66% Feb
20
3
127% Apr
51% May 19
Jan
4
34% Feb
27
33% Apr
103% Jan
3
Jan
81% Apr
Feb
128
3
51
Feb
9
19% Jan
1
27
Apr
5
3
10
6
54% Jan
11
33% Jan
4
41
12
Apr
44 % July
5
33% Fab
3
45 % Apr
90% Jan
13
93% Feb
16
37
17
44% Feb
16
5
Jan
12
93% Oct
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
45
66%
66%
118%
121%
50%
128%
42%
53%
53
54
15
51
39%
124
41%
14%
15%
—
*142
40%
143%
40
*142
143%
38 Vb
39 %
88%
89
91
43%
44%
44%
45
65%
66%
66%
67%
7,100
129%
133%
39,300
128
136
12,000
9,700
43%
45%
43%
44%
53%
55%
54%
55%
26,800
14%
15
14%
15
72,000
*142
68,600
143%
143%
143%
10
38%
39%
383%
39%
12,400
22%
11,100
67%
21,400
141%
142%
142%
142%
510
66%
400
American
6%
Snuff
Co
25
common
non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
7%
Steel Foundries
65%
65%
•126
65%
127%
*65%
*126
127%
30
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
32%
31%
32%
10,100
31%
32%
31%
31%
21,700
4,200
32
83
84%
84
84 %
33%
84
33%
84%
33%
84%
84%
34%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
127%
3,000
126%
127%
129%
2%
2 3*2
2%
211,400
5,141,800
12.50
100
6%
Preferred
5%%
series
Lead
128%
130
2 all
2 A
80%
126
2%
130
2aa
126
2
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127
r2 332
2%
81%
80%
81%
80
79%
80%
125%
126%
126
127
48%
125%
47%
126%
48%
47%
48
25
47%
48
24%
25
25
25%
25%
26
29
26%
29
*28%
29%
•29
29%
*29
28
29%
*27%
28
•27%
28
*27
28
24 %
28%
28%
27
27
15%
16%
&
127%
126%
47%
25
25
series,
Preferred
*27%
15%
80%
80
125%
X47%
81%
126%
2,400
19,800
1,950
48
39,700
26
6,400
700
100
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
8,300
86
86%
86
87%
86%
86%
1
Electronics Corp—1
23%
24%
87%
92
23
24%
92%
95%
23
23%
48%
50
24%
49%
47%
26%
50
49%
55%
57
23%
47%
24%
48%
11,400
325,300
49
57%
47%
58%
48%
57%
37,000
58%
57%
38%
57%
40
573%
58%
40
41
67,600
40
40%
40%
41
2,900
43
44%
44
443%
4,400
Anaconda Co
&
Cable;
No par
37
38%
Glass Corp—
Common
$4
143%
127%
84%
Corp—
25
American Water Works Co corn.—5
Wire
65%
*126
32%
Viscose
Anaconda
66%
127%
82 %
33 Vi
preferred
Amphenol-Borg
*65%
126
31%
—
Zinc
19%
25
American Tobacco common
American
66 %
126
19%
6,000
25
Sugar Refining com
Rights
6%
65%
*125
143%
1
preferred
American
143%
.1
—
American Tel & Tel Co
-
Jan
43 %
68%
433/s
4
28
31 % Oct
46
66%
66%
Anchor Hocking
85
86%
45
1,600
1,300
163,100
22
26% Apr
30% Dec
87%
86
142 %
Ampex Corp
3
20 Ve
87%
143%
14
11
19%
x86 %
16,100
142 %
preferred
14
58% Apr
20%
20 %
—-—100
7%
95% Apr
58% Apr
20
21%
43%
3
3
20%
20%
66%
63% Jan
4
17
22%
4
27
17%
52%
16%
43%
13% Jan
Jan
16%
51%
17
65%
Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed shares
1
20% Jan
17%
52%
17
21%
4
41% Jan
17
52
17
43%
28
44
17%
52%
66%
17 % Feb
15
16%
68%
118
4,100
72,300
95
52
*16%
47%
68
40%
29%
44%
27% Feb
17
45
117%
40%
29%
*93%
23 %
29% Jan
68% Jan
88%
95
65%
1
55% Jun
88
40%
29%
43%
13
17
21
40%
28
*93%
130
22 %
Feb
31
20%
95
77,300
85
66%
Jan
24
28%
125 %
*83%
45%
26
42% Oct
19% Oct
27%
♦93 %
122
85
23
28
33% Feb
28'%
124%
85
66
28
1
28
95
20
118
44%
27
42% Mar
28
102%
22%
27% Sep
7
27%
*93%
'101
46%
29% Sep
21
40%
100
7
18% May 17
73% Jun 17
84%
15%
26
8
84%
39%
102%
65
23
3
Jan
84%
*101
23 %
10
64% Jan
20
45
3
Apr
121 % Jan
23% Jun
Mar
Apr
2 a*
20
65% Dec
15% Jan
14
130
130% Aug 31
41
Feb
Mar 22
800
3,900
121
61 %
12
30
16%
21%
45
American
3
16%
21%
22%
American
11
16%
22
39%
95
3,300
16%
84 %
*93%
29
21%
102%
118%
28%
16%
38%
143%
10
American Stores Co
30% Jan
*101
28%
219
22
39%
15
Seating Co
86% Mar 24
28% Jan
120%
28%
Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt &Ref'g com_No par
35% Mar 21
23
102%
21%
28%
84%
*142
1
3
16
25
16
117%
28 %
38%
com—5
Sany
Develp'm't Corp_l
28
44 % Dec
25% Mar
27% Jan
30% Aug 26
108% Dec
Chem—No par
preferred
Feb
76
1
.
Std
27% Jan
32% May 11
4
7%
&
&
Amer Research &
11
10
Potash
American Rad
2
60% Jan
ifV
117
14
122% Feb
19% Apr
.-No par
Co
American
14
117
American
American
21% Oct
6
25
Co
photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
issued
No par
9
1
133% Dec
Gas
*84
*101
When
26 % Mar 21
17
13% Dec
Mar
Amer
6
40 % Mar 13
28'/a Oct
42
1.66%
Motors,Corp
1
11 % Nov
Co—.
American
14
33 % Oct
Meter
Molasses Co
3
20
__
Products
Metal
American
Sep
16%
22
2
Mach
preferred
American
Jun
16%
21%
100
4% %
American
7
67
16%
22
116%
9
44
15%
21%
114%
17% Jan
21% Apr
1
1
preferred
100
& Fdry com—3.50
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
533/4 Apr
14
_
Corp
prior
5
18
11
No par
28%
220
101 %
473/4 Mar 23
43 % Apr
Products
101 %
28
24,600
99%
American
Mar 23
11
219%
American
18
10%
93%
3
293/4 Apr
10%
212%
14
93 % Feb
10%
94%
16% Apr
3
10,400
93
104
3
20%
27%
3
10
19%
25%
9
133/4 Jan
19%
25%
13% Jan
90% Jan
18%
25%
20% Jan
24% Jan
5,000
35
25%,
9
15
*34
25
9
15
35
214
6
26
67%
23%
93%
16% Jan
92 % Aug
66%
23%
*34
227%
20% Sep
28% Jan
35
90
15
Apr
24%
212
20
43 % Apr
23%
•34
90%
17% Feb
14
34%
28%
13 % Oct
31
*33%
89%
13
Oct
35
90
X201 %
27% Apr
26
19,200
24
67 %
89%,
7
6
67%
23%
23%
40 %
66
29
18 % Feb
17% Dec
67 %
23%
23%
X40
204
18
27% Jan
3,800
67
28 %
24 % Jan
1
42 3/8
41%
66%
88%
2
13
41%
40%
66%
200 %
16% Jun
86% Jan
41
41%
65%
800
12.50
1
Home
20'A Jun
40%
40%
44
Supply Corp—2
Hardware'Corp
American Hospital
American Ice Co
4
68,700
11
American
82% Mar 28
47%
18%
American
34% Jan
86
46%
ia%
14
6
86
10%
12
23
44
47%
19
18
86 % Dec
44%
87%
46%
11
Jan
58 % Jan
44%
*86%
18%
993; Apr
14
4,200
44%
10%
227 % Apr
26
37%
400
87%
10%
S
76 % Jan
71,100
47%
10%
5%%
41%
41
47
No par
American
41%
*86
Foreign Power
8
16,600
40%
44,000
86%
&
14
9%
48%
American
Mar
20%
9%
86
11% Mar 10
22 % Mar
57%
*19%
9%
46%
18%
30
55%
20%
9%
48%
18%
3
31% Sep
44%
55%
*19%
86
.
46%
23
4
103
%
37%
*34
Jan
4
44
41%
5
61% Jan
4
*84
*43%
22%
40%
19%.
10
40c
176% Jan
Jan
43%
9%
No par
Corp
14
94
42%
22
10
European Secur
Export Lines Inc
15
49% Jan
22%
lo
18
6
22 %
10
100
—10
—10
62 % Dec
4
53
50
116,100
13,900
19%
Enka
4
45
10%
American
8% Jan
23%
44%
51%
American
Mar
22 %
44%
9%
American
213/4 Feb
23%
44
1
9
37
3
23 VB
1,000
49%
16
32 % Mar 16
17% Jan
*63%
200
15,000
*19%
38% Jan
15
64
24
43%
198% Jun
29
*63%
64
23%
9
22 % Sep
64
*63%
44%
36 % Mar
142 % Feb
48
24%
Distilling Co
67% Apr
24% Jan
30% Dec
41%
46%
64%
American
21
41%
47
43%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
25
41%
47
No par
3
46% Jan
41
47%
No par
Cable
19% Jan
233a Oct
65,800
41 %
21
Crystal Sugar com
4% %
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
Mar 30
81% Jun
11,200
22%
47
44
1.000
9,800
56,400
32%
115
40%
21%
Corp
Co
39% Oct
32
21%
>109
41 %
43 %
25
97% Mar 28
12
32%
22%
119
87%
47%
21%
'
50 % Apr
5
21%
85%
_1
preferred
6
443/4 July
32
*109
2
12.50
3
26
%
22%
112%
64 %
common..
Co
70 % Jan
36 % Sep
28
Can
42% Jan
11
46
21%
110
No par
Co
Radio
13
24% Jan
%
46
23 %
120
64
common
&
27
26
40
75%
20
Inc
Cable
Dec
Oct
22%
112 %
39%
78
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
7%
120
64
preferred
American
6
11
50
513/4 Jan
77
46% Mar 22
16
136
103/4 Mar 22
preferred
Co
preferred
Theatres
5%
15,100
78%
23 %
67%
32
American
77%
77%
24
65%
82 %
Feb
8
112,600
23%
32%
42
14
3,700
37%
66%
86%>
Shoe
32%
36%
24
32
500
31%
36%
23
83 %
240
64,100
32%
78%
86%
22,900
31%
36
77%
%
4,000
35%
35%
79
32%
Airlines
108
36
32 %
convertible
T03
77
Agricultural Chemical__No par
3%%
106%
35%
84 %
American
106
59%
1
63 %
119
Mar
106 %
12.50
3
20
25%
No par
3
57% Apr
82
25%
58
9
No par
3
23
81%
25%
110%
Corp
Jan
28
81%
25%
*106%
.
21% Jan
19% Feb
:>
No par
102% Jan
6%
55 1
100
America
Petroleum
24% Feb
Amer
57%
10
4
43 % Jan
58%
81%
26
18
11
56 Va
81%
81%
25%
27
23
58 %
82%
26%
44% Jan
Nov
3,300
12,200
81 %
25% Jan
46% Dec
14%
51%
8%
25%
106 % Jan
20
14 %
50%
8%
%
13
6
14%
82%
8'%
22,200
52%
26
8%
7,800
8%
25%
8%
54
11%
8 %
10
common
28
4
18%
8%
26
Jan
*96
54%
Nov
19
11%
62%
17% Apr
253/4 Mar
11%
18%
Limited
89
41
96%
34% Dec
57
89
18%
26
36
*87 %
96
23 3it Oct
91
89
46%
1
100
Corp
Amerada
9
*87%
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
87% Apr 14
33% Mar 23
2,000
16%
8%
Aluminium
of
35%
12,200
26,900
42,000
83
89
53 %
Mfg
Co
35%
5
16%
_
convertible preferred
Aluminum
35 Vi
4%
86'%
81 %
4.08%
35
5
16%
5
14
3
35%
4%
__No par
37% Apr
24
35
5
common_.No par
3
24
9,900
14%
83%
Corp
Corp
18
45 % Feb
83%
5
Co
68 Va Jan
69% Jan
82%
1
Chemical Corp
317/s Jan
20 % Jan
84%
34%
10
Alpha Portland Cement:
6
83%
20,700
—9
Inc
28
50% Mar 15
5,900
83%
42%
,-5
Industries
Allis-Chalmers
8
81 % Mar 30
28%
39%
*87%.
_
gtcl
Allen
35% Feb
Jan
28
38%
14
1
4
28
78% Jan
July 25
109
28%
36%
84 %
34
1
233/s Feb
28%
36%
5
Mills
73/8 Jan
Jan
14,100
29
36%
100
common
preferred
3
22
21 %
28%
84%
74%
50% Jan
75
,
%
36%
83
12%
4
Jan
20%
16,300
x36
35%
Jan
44
86
35%
59
5
29
28%
36%
84
35 %
27
13
28%
28%
35''o
34%
Sep
11% Jan
72,000
21%
2
.__
Corp—
46
39% Jan
19%
20%
Gas
19% Mar 22
58% Jan
21%
12
97
26
x20%
72%
4
24
21%
12%
3
Sep
13,100
20%
56%
74%
Jan
May 31
55
21
19%
12%
16% Jan
6 3it Oct
54%
19%
72%
8
41 %
55%
19%
12%
22% Jan
32
55
19%
74%
12
1
55%
55%
19%
4%
25
19
57
54
20%
73%
15% Oct
Jan
55%
55%
19%
1
:
50c
Inc
90% Jan
100
55%
55%
20%
1
;___
Products
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System—
1
54
55%
19%
20%
Xl2%
4%%
4
4
56%
52%
5%
Aldens
Jan
55 %
13 %
Alco
100
19,600
120
57 %
75%
Mar 17
13% Jan
*112
55
68%
4%
Apr
56% Jan
67%
12 %
17% Mar 22
45
*52%
69%
73%
88
28
,55
120
4%
86 %
25
Shares
67%
*115
13%
8
8% May 11
70%
125
the Week
April 14
73%
3
32 %
69
*116
Friday
April 18
4%
3
283/4 Oct
74
126
Sales for
Thursday
*52
12%
Feb
10
70
*117
130
55
PRICES
72%
123/4 Jan
83
*52
SALE
2
48 Vb Jan
3
Aug 26
73%
55
HIGH
April i:i
No par
19% May 12
84
72%
'•''121
*52
AND
Wednesday
Industries^—
53% Jun
17
10
Reduction
J
8
Feb
52
;
1
Inc_
Corp
Alabama
12
52
25
Stores
Co
Control
April 11
56%
Corp
Aeroquip
Air
9
4
11% Oct
79
85
Steel
Tuesday
April 10
1
Adams Express Co
_1
Adams-Mills Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
14
15'/a Mar 24
1
20% Feb
29
5
_100
Industries Inc
17
28
common^
preferred
ACF
Dec
59% Sep
convertible
ACF-Wrigley
Jun
38% Feb
M
4%
6
98
27% Jun
U
Abbott Laboratories
58% Mar 23
28% Jan
3% Sep
/;fi
1
21% Apr
47
40% Mar
Monday
Par
Vending Corp
20
9% Oct 28
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW
STOCK
Fund
ABC
22
•
Abacus
7
Apr
Mar 14
YORK
EXCHANGE
443/8 jan
7
23% Mar
NEW
Highest
26
98 % Mar
J
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
FOR
STOCKS
Year 1960
■
Exchange
preferred
Anderson Clayton
6.25
43%
No par
*93
& Co———21,80
41
433A
-
94
41%
44
'93
403;
44%
43%
44 %
94
93
93%
41
•92%
41
41%
40%
94%
41
*92%
403%
94%
41
100
8,100
14
(1698)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
-
.
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
30% Sep
,
43% Apr
Par
5
33»/2Jan
3
39% Dec
28
37 Va Feb
21
46'A Mar 29
Argo
4
67% Jan
3
75'A Mar 17
Armco
3
48 Va Mar 17
Armour
Jan
4
62 V8 Apr
14
78yaJan
11
83 % Feb
23
3
42% Apr
13
13% Mar 16
11
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp—:
13
Aro
6
57
Sep
19
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
26
53'/a Dec
21
50
39
Jan
75
Jan
13
83'/a Aug 26
28 Va Oct
24
44% Jun
30
9
20 Va Feb
11
12% Oct
10
20'A Jan
19% Oct
26
Jan
25% Aug 22
8
15% Apr
34% Apr
Feb
9
31% Apr
Co
&
27 Va Jan
5
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
4
27% Mar 14
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
4
45 V2 Mar 14
Oil
Ashland
,,
21
Dec
56% Jan
27
Feb
9
106
49'A Oct
69% Feb
81 »A Apr
7
&
.•
—_—2.50
July 18
102 % Feb
7
Apr
12
5.25%
10
Jan
4
53 % Jan
3
66 % Apr
14
20% Sep
27
27"% Jan
9% Jan
7
41%
43%
42
42
42 %
42 '/a
45
45 V2
45'%
46
45%
46
73 Va.
73
73%
73' .'2
74%
73'A
73%
72%
73 %
12,200
45%'
44%
45'A
44%
45%
44%
45'A
44%
45%
44.700
62 Va
preferred
21% Jan
3
26Va Mar 22
Common-
9% Jan
3
10 Va Mar
5%
29
35% Jan
4
43% Feb
27
38 % Aug
28 3A, Feb
1
79 Vi Jan
15
3
4%
84
Jan
13
87 Va Feb
21
Jan
5
48% Feb
2
Atlantic
3
58 Va Apr
14
83% Mar
8
Atlantic
4
58% Feb
24
17
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
74% Jan
4
80% Aug
Jan
3
5
6 V2 Jan
18
4
76
Dec
3 V* Jan
3
4% Feb
27
Atlas
13% Dec
2
15% Feb
15
13 V2 Feb
9
14% Apr
12
5%
26
96 y2 Jan
26
73
Jan
6
121 Va Apr
14
Atlas
1
20% Jan
4
13 Va Jan
5
22% Apr
6
24'A Jan
11
21 Va Feb
1
28 %
7
52 Va July 11
33% Jan
16
45% Mar 29
Automatic Canteen
11% May 11
17% Aug 18
13%; Jan
3
21 Va Mar 30
Avco
18 y8 Dec
19% Dec
30
17% Feb
2
Oct
66
12% Aug
20% Oct
31
Mar 11
31
30
44% Apr
5
5
4% Jan
3
4
36%. Jan
10
3
11 % Oct
31
17 Va oan
4
12% Jan
24 Va Jan
26
30 % Aug
12
27% Jan
20
9OV4 Jan
18
98% Aug 30
94% Jan
4
Jan
8
45% Apr
15% Feb
80
24% Oct
31
437/a Jan
22 Va Sep
45 Mr Oct
28
26
62% Feb
43% Oct
26
59
21
Jun
1
72 Va Dec
17
16% Oct
Dec
18
25% Jan
27
5
63
4
62% Jan
29
12
8
64% Apr
14
15% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
47% Jan
3
56 Va Feb
1
Bath
39% Mar 24
46% Feb
9
Bausch & Lomb
3
57% Aug 23
58% Jun
30% Oct
5
45
13% Mar
33% Apr
56% Dec
5
51 Va Jan
Dec
1
Jan
249
3
Mar
14
7
70 Va Mar 17
Barber
Oil
19% Mar 15
Basic
Products
64
Mar 16
275
6
275
94 ya Jan
3
20
25% Jun
9
21% Apr
17 Va Mar 14
62 y2 Jan
13
103% Sep
2
87
Apr
21
83
Aug
10
81
19 Va Nov
7
25
31% Dec
3
28%,'
26%
26%
27
26%
27
16,600
44%
44
44
43%
44
10,900
80 %
81
80 %
81%
80%
80%
80
80%
107%
'107%
108
'62%
;62 V4
63%
63%
64
63%
64%
24'%
24%
24%
24 %
24 Va
24Va
79%
i
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
4
13
48% Jan
13
July 26
89% Feb
14
8
37% Jan
19
57 V2 Jun
89% Feb
25
93
3
5
72
5
Jan
%
6%
6 %
6%
6%
44%
44 Va
44 %
44%
14%
14%
14 7
14 5
15"
30a
30%
30%
98 %
98 %
98 %
98%
86%
86 Va
86 %
86%
33%
34
33%
33%
31%
32
31 %
*57
57%
*55
——100
100
preferred. 100
Co
3
Feb
27
12% Jan
3
1'8% Apr
13
7%
preferred—
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series "of 1951-:
35% Jan
26
47% Mar 17
Boeing
6
22% Jan
6
27% Feb
Bohn
18% Jan
5
22% Mar
3
19% Jan
3
36 % Apr
7
68% Apr
14
26
22 Va Feb
17% May 11
24% Feb
10
17
Borden
1
67% Dec
5
55% Feb
7
2
48% Jan
6
35
Jan
3
43% Mar 29
15.
79 y2 Mar 30
78
Jan
3
79 % Jan
18% Aug
10
29
Dec
2J
28 Va Jan
3
41% Mar 20
Borman
59% Feb
5
69
Sep
22
47
*6% Mar
Boston
Dec
22
11% Jan
13
5% Jan
6% Mar 22
9% Dec
23
20% Jan
18
9% Jan
12% Mar 22
Jan
11
2
31
13 Va Jan
4
8% Jan
13% Apr
3
28
41 Va Jan
6
23% Jan
37% Feb
28
9
Jan
11
39% Jan
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
6
Jan
47 Va Apr 14
7% Mar 10
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
48
Jan
38% Feb
17
66% Dec
30
64 y4 Jan
76%: Jan
4
Aug 30
78% Jan
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
Jan
29
44% Dec
1
66
30
30% Jan
11
Aug 25
106 Va Jan
10
31Va Dec
110
110
*34 V3
35
*34 Va
59 %
59%
60
58!
15%
15%
15%
16
16
«
60
58 Va
*93 Va
95
*93%
Co
5
40
3
22% Mar 27
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13%: Dec
6
27% Jan
6
17% Jan
Budd
13% Feb
13
86
Sep
15
80% Jan
9
84
Jan
18
29
Jan
3
32% Mar 21
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
17% Apr
31
43
5
3
18% Apr 14
21% Mar 28
72 Va Dec
9
76 Va May 13
73% Jan
3
78% Mar
Jan
21
67 Va
68
Feb
2
70 Va Mar 28
Bulova
4%
6
26
85
Apr
7
4Va%
26
35% Apr
10
Burndy
7% Oct
24
3
3
13
45 %
45
45 Va
45 Va
45%
51
51
50%
51
50 Va
50%
2,000
1%
1%
39,400
15%
15 7
*
1 Va
1
1%
38%
39 %
39%
40%
40
40 Va
45
15%
1%
44%
45 Va
44 Va
44%
44
44%
12,000
47%
47%
48 %
48 Va
48%
48%
49%
140,500
145%
145%
145'/a
145 Va
145%
*144%
145 Va
a
15%.
16%
16%
18%
75%'
*74%.
75 Va
*74 Va
75%'
*74%
75%
52 %
u
15 7
50%
51%
51
55
45%
44 Va
44%
44
44 Va
26%
.26%
26%
26 7
a
26%
27
21%
23%
22:%
23 ya
22%
23 V»
45%
46
45 Va
46 Va
43
*75 "
18%
75%
5,200
l[10O
'
51,300'
•;'%
56
62
63 Va
66
43%
44
43
44 V2
26%
26%
26%
1,300
22%
23
22 Va
22%
37,800
46%
.
47%
47%
49%
17,800
59,200
*26%
17,200
9,100
42%
43 %
43%
43%
45
44
44%
43 Va
44%
25%.
25%
25 %
25%
25 Va
25%
25 Va
25 Va
25%
25 Va
1,200
22
22%
22
22%
22
22 va
21%
22
Va
21%
22
8,600
35
36
35
35 %
35 Va
35%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
3,400
65
64 Va
64%
64%
67%
65%
68%
18,000
40
40%
40 Va
40 Va
40 Va
40%
19,400
79%
*77%
"
64%
64
41%
40%
41 Va
79
79
77%
78
__1
39%
39 7
39%
39 7a
39
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
6,900
25
72%
73
71%
72%
71%
72%
71%
72
71 Va
71'/a
5,300
•
35 %
*45
a
*77%
79
*77%
79
250
*5%
second
32,000
15,000
35:%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35'/a
35Va
45%
46%
46%
*46%
47%
47
47
7%
7Vu
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
7%
7,200
59 Va
60%
59%
60 %
59%
59%
7,100
74 Va
76 Va
76
77%
19,800
84Va
*82
84 Va
74%
75; -;
84 Va
34%
7
57%
59 %
74 %
75%
*83
84%
35
35%
*109%
110
' *
.
74 Va
*83
35 Va.
.
75'%
84!
2
*82
36
"
_^
35%
36%
36%
36%
9,800
109%
*109%
110%
220
109%
110
700
109%
109%
77%
78
*77 Va
78%
*76 Va
76
76
No par
:No par
5
67%
68%
67%
68 7
a
66 Va
68 V*
66%
68%
67
68 Va
39:5 a
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
1.9%
20%
20 Va
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
16,800
.5
—No par
_1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16
16%
15%
16 Va
32,900
78
15
—j
Inc—
85%
*83
85 Va
*83
85 Va
*83
84%
31%
31
31 Va
31
31
*31
31 Va
*31
31%
500
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
16 Va
16%
16
16 Va
15,300
39:! 4
40
40 Va
40
40%
40
*83%
17%
17%
17'%
■17%
20
20 Va
20%
20%
77%
40 Va
40 Va
2,100
17%
17%
18%
37,500
20 Va
19%
20 Va
94,100
78
18 Va
*78
79
78
78
78
78
72
♦69
72
*69
72
*69
72
70
70
*84
85
*84
85
*84
85
*84
85
35%
36!
a
36%
217
a
22%
Xll%
11%
5
35%
36%
Terminal
1
22 %
22%
11
11%
47 V.
47%
5%
19%
12%
47
5
47 Va
—
40 Va
17%
20
85 %»
34%
3.33Va
—
17%
77 %
35%
~
20%
17%
*83%
100
—
20
*69
34
(A M)
1,900
39%
1
100
.100
Co
500
158,800
85
16%
5
pref
,
77 Va
*31
——_5
com
73
*84
10
-
—
Co
2,200
13%
35%
57 Va
109 %
800
5%
10 Vi
12%
45%
56%
33%
5%
10
13 %
a
35!
7%
*83
5%
10%
12%
*10
46 %
7 Va
3.50
3
Corp
Byers Co
28
17%
'
*74%
16,000
%
1%
1
Bush
MarlO
Feb
45'.1
51
4
Burroughs Corp..—
38 Va Mar 20
25
45%.
51
40%.
preferred
preferred
Jan
28
45!
63%
3 '/a %
Jan
8 Va Jan
18,500
45%
51
371
1
100
Co
Inc
Watch
23
21% Feb
65
5 !
-100
:
Burlingtcin Industries Inc
81
27 Va Jan
64%
1%
'
1
65 Va
51
preferred—_50
Co.common
preferred
Forge Co
Bullock's
Mar 20
4
4
64%
5
Inc_—
Bullard Co——
2
65 %
44.
Buffalo
Sep
65
51 %
—
24
Jan
18,800
65 '/a
—5
Buckeye Pipe Line
2
Jan
35,400
95
64
50c
common
6
15% Jan
16% Jan
56%
44%
2.50
—1
1
Jun
28
*93 Va
64%
144 Va
common
26% Jun
16
56%
95
1.100
15 Va
144%
Corp
Jan
40% Jun
58
20
7,2u0
16%
15
144%
Shqe Co Inc
13% Jan
5
56 Va
*16
Va
64 Va
Union Gas common—.10
preferred series A
100
35
4
58
15 %
No par
preferred.
4
24
35
57%
15%
100
5
100
Brass Corp
convertible
Brown
2
22,5^0
18%
15%
5%
Brunswick
7
84
*34 Va
*93'%
59 %
95
13%
8
29
35
18
15 Va
10%
8
14% Apr
18%
15%
9%
74% Mar
16% Dec
9,300
12,100
15%
5 Va
80 Va Mar
30% Nov
*83
130
19%
129%
15%
12%
17
11
84
16 Va
5%
$5
18%
128
16
13%
30
19
19%
130
16 va
10 Va
Jan
Mar 23
98
58%
13%
5.50%
24
98
57%
*5 %
Brooklyn
1
99
15%
47%
Bristol-Myers
14
18%
*34 Va
10%
3%%
310
59%
5%
7
20 Va May 27
58 Va
*93%
95
35
13%
24% Jan
26% Dec
59%
4
10%
Jan
12
34%.
58%
*83
18%
5%
44
82
34'%
——
38% Dec
6
129 Va
►290
193,900
18%
44
Co
7
78% May
18%
133 %
13%
4 Va %
315
'*97 %
10%
68
15
99
84
*83
19
58"
50%
*285
No par
19
Sep
Va Sep
2,800
1%
84
45%
Co
Stores
4
66
2,800
Maine RR—
&
30
Jan
17%
20%
19%
18%
47 %
Co
preferred
Dec
9
36% Aug
23% Aug 25
17%
20 Va
-7.50
12% Dec
80
rl
*83
44
Inc—;
&
19
131 %
19 Vu
46%
12
Mar
Feb
1
84
Inc—,
29 y4 Aug
,
19%
131'%' 133%
18%
40c
—
Inc.—
Edison
76% Aug
50
17%
20%
315
*97%
38
20
36% Apr
%19'%"
7
135%
37%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp—:
86 % Mar 14
11
1,900
17'%
20 %
100
Airways Inc
—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
8y*Oct
82
20
98%
37%
Co
Food
64%
18 Va
a
►285
98 '
*83
Braniff
38% Nov
60% Apr
81% Feb
320
a
Common
5%
30% Oct
48
*290
1 Va
Co—
Boston
5
Mfg
Borg-Warner Corp
3 Va % preferred
4
64%
200
21
20%
1 %
Co
Airplane
40 y4 Feb
17 7
-10
Decker
Laughlin
Stores
18
21 %
common—8
Gypsum Co
Steel (Del)
Aluminum
31% Nov
76% Dec
66%
97
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—-1.25
Bond
*65
97
1
Brooks
AO
65%
65%
320
Inc—2 pesos
Inc
(E W)
39 % Dec
11
—
—
28 % Jan
65%
►290
—50
141 va Jan
24
65 Va
19%
_10o
%
Corp
Aug 26
Mai' 28
68 Va
50
6
Oct
6,400 i
—10
19
33
19%
133
pfd—100
11% Dec
18% Oct
'
—1
37 y4
138% Jan
21
19
3,900
Bestwall
Bobbie
19%
9,400
Bethlehem
14
18
8,200
14
11
18
61
48% Mar 13
49% Apr
17%
60%
49 % Apr
12
17%
61%
3
45 % Apr
1,100
17%
60%
3
4
54
56 %
61
Jan
20% Jan
53%
*55
60 %
4(2
11
55
61%
39% Jan
12% Oct
56%
*54
61 %
4
Bliss
*55%
54%
60%
8
23 Va Apr
1,900
*55
60
56%
17%
12.50
Jun
4
31 Va
3,600
50
16 % Jan
30%
36%
57% Jan
&
31%
42%
5
&
30%
54%
x20%
Corp
Blaw-Knox
31%
51
8
Black
31
50 Va
Dec
Bliss
31%
250
35%
33% Feb
10
2,500
55
18 Vu
common—No par
Co
Best
14
33
41 Va
preferred—
13
Mar 13
32%
43 Va
3
28
33
50 Va
33% Jan
Apr
45% Apr
32%
36%
13
66
33 %
41%
38% Jan
3
33 %
36
1
9
87%
51%
30% Nov
3
97 Va
*85%
56 %
21%
1
19
Jan
10,200
97 %
87%
37
;
1 % Jan
32% Jan
31%
98 Va
*85 Va
42
3
41
31
*97
87%
36
lVaJan
22% Jan
31%
98%
41 Va
20
4
30%
30%
97 %
*86
50%
28
6
74,900
35%
1% Oct
Jan
22,900
15
43%
50% Nov
49 Va Mar 25
12,400
45%
14%
51%
7
53
6 Va
45 Va
15
51
10
29% Jan
6 Va
45 Va
14%
34%
Jun
23
6%
44
4
42%
Jan
24
241,600
42%
1
26
40%
34 %
45
2iy2 Dec
37
51
Corp
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
37% Oct
204,200
50 %
RR
5%
35% Sep
19%
30 Va
30%
_1
7
8
!
35.800
18%
'
42%
55
1
14
Mar
90O
41%
55%
—
45% Apr
76
9,400
28
3-1%
Inc
4%%
51 Va Apr
6
"4,400
22%
18
17%
2.50
4
Jan
6%
121%
66%
100
12
71
6%
a
3,000
56
21%
preferred—100
prior
33% Jan
8
u
'
120
2,500
52.300
41 %
48% Jan
Feb
a
' •
120
4
14%
10
common
4
82
3%
14%
250
10
22
18
4
14 %
3.100
85
17%
1
10
•
Co
14%
44
14%
Corp
(AS)
116%
43%
5
Beneficial Finance Co common-. —1
€9% Oct
115
19%
1
74% Jan
146
115
9
Corp
34% Dec
3
114%
3%*
Corp—_13
—100
3
21% Feb
111%
4
14%
42
24
151
82%
3%
14%
38%
Inc
Howell
&
82
*81 %
4V«
14'%
44»
32% Feb
Apr
82
82
3%
14%
41
56% Oct
40 %
81 %
81 VA
4
14'A
44%
Intercontinental
Bendix
31
82
82
42%
Bell
12 y« Jan
62,800
43-%
28
61% Apr
58%
40 %
63 % Feb
30
17 Va Aug
uys July 27
55%
20
Belding-Heminway
&
55%
18%
23
4%%
54%
19%
16 Va Feb
Bell
56%
19%
Beech-Nut Life Savers
93% Mar 16
4,000
54%
19%
64V4 Mar 21
16 Va Apr
43%
19%
Creek
14 y2 Jun
43%
20 'A
Beech
6
16
43 %
19%
8
Jan
43
1
35% Feb
34
48% Jan
44%
43
6
18
43
*83%
42%
22% Jan
29
87
44%
'45
87
80%
37a
14%
com—No par
22,700
87
44%
56%
6
74,400
10
87
56
1
24%
41%
43%
8
50% Dec
87
9%
41
42%
Aircraft Corp
42 y2 Apr
*85%
24%
10
41
41%
43%
Beech
14
9%
40 %
41
43
Beck
32% Mar 31
10
9 7«
10
41 %
57%
—
37,100
41%
43-%
1% Mar 3
Mar
9%
'
43
84% Mar 20
18
12
Oct
86
<
56%
of Amer_2.50
190
66%.
.
10
41%
21%
Co
5,400
108
64 Va
*27%
Instruments
Shoe
108
27%
preferred
Rights
109
22%
6
Jan
.
109
25%
lf5 Mar 28
78
.
24%.
109
108
V'
21%
Inc
cqnv
Beckman
27 "A
116'%
Beaunit Mills Inc
Mar 22
141
3
23,900
__No par
Works
Cigars
200
-
1
28%
21
Corp
4 % %
11
34 Va-
,
Corp———5c
3%%
Mar 16
33%
29%
25%
Corp
Beatrice Foods
31
98 % Apr
11
y8 Sep
Jan
Jan
34%
28%
1
Iron
Bayuk
12
Apr
32%
30
119
Inc
Basic
37
90'/a Feb
15
&
22 Va Mar 15
4
33%
285a
20
Aroostook
Bangor
13
32
30%
25
Preferred stamped
19% Apr
31%
26 %
86
44%
•
Aug 29
97
9
15%
23%
non-cumulative
4%
Jan
15%
20
Stamped
47 Va Jan
3
28
14%
7,300
:
*43%
'
& Ohio common——100
Baltimore
Jan
14%
*23
preferred series C
Jan
8
Mar 21
47
15 %
.
22
& Elec
Gas
53 Va Jan
39% May
37
4%
87% Feb
♦15
26%
9%
41%
;
preferred series B—__ _100
54 Va Jan
34% Mar
183
3
4 % %
11
9
16
Aug
14% Nov
12 y2 Dec
12
28 % Jan
Aug 15
34
13'/a Dec
49
82 V* Jan
8
14
Sep
88
Baltimore
Jan
15%
26%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
31% Apr
100
11,600
20'a
Inc
T)
(B
250
42%
26%
_1
Electronics
Babbitt
82%
42
No par
Babcoek & Wilcox Co___
14
82%
42%
($1.20)—No par
common.
pref
Corp.
Avnet
11
60 %
82 7•>
42
—20
Co—_—
Nichols
prior
62
81%
42
100
1
20
common
Powder
Conv
61
80%
41%
10
preferred.
Austin
7% Mar 29
7% Jan
37% Jan
4% AUg 16
27% Oct
Apr
61
80%
41%
! 44
24%
—10
Refining common.series B preferred—
Corp
60%.
81
44
43%
62
RR_—No par
Coast Line
$3.75
60',2
29%
V! .'
27
107 1
100
31%. Jun
3
6,500
15,000
,
Electric Co com—4%
43
40Va Mar
7,300
30%
43%
preferred—10
preferred
88 Va May 11
Shares
14%
<29%
7812
.10
;
-
—
City
Va
40%
'
"L3l
26%
4—100
Co
non-cumulative
Atlantic
April 14
59%
41
15%
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
5
April 13
April 12
Goods Corp—
Investment
10'A Aug 29
.
81
58%
82%,.
,
29%
30 %
1
1st
41%
45%
v ~ ~
Refining common^.1
Dry
Associates
Sales for
the Week
Friday
1
41V4
'
___—2.50 '
April 11
Thursday
45 Va
58%
—5...
Common
12
PRICES
46
*81
40%
*14%
1
preferred S1.50 series..No par V
ami
63
109
5
Inc
SALE
73
44%
Co common
1
-No par
Industries
Associated
75
(Del)
Equipment Corp
Arvin
24
1
Corp
$3.75 preferred
July 25
16% Oct
Steel
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
45'2
—5
10
Corp
Armstrong Cork
20
29% Jun
Oil
Monday
April 10
40%
41%
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
12
40 % Jan
26
77% Jan
100
LOW
STOCK
20
23 % July
18
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW)
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
33%
35%
34
33 s, a
34 Va
25,200
36 Va
38,600
21%
22 %
11 Va
"j.
35 Va
36%
22 Va
600
.
33%
34%
*11
240
„
35 Va
35 Va
22 Va
22
22
3,200
*11
11%
11
11
500
46
46%
46'%
46%
23,400
c
37 V» Jan
13
28
38Va Jan
4
49% Mar
3% Oct
31
7Va Jan
6
4Va Jan
3
5 % Jan
6
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
20% Apr
3
9% May 13
18% Oct
20
11% Apr
4
18% Jan
12
127/a Dec
43% Nov
45
Mar
7
92
Dec
14
77% Jan
12
19
Mar
9
24 Va Dec
8
21% Jan
4
80
Feb
26
_
102% Mar 23
28Va Apr
4
87
Sep
43% Mar 14
49
Apr
29
44
Jan
19
49V2 Mar
3
32% Mar 22
45% Dec
21
44
Jan
3
51% Mar
9
20% Oct 28
27% Apr
18
21% Jan
3
25% Mar 22
55
451% Aug 22
Jan
4
83
For
May 26
footnotes,
see page
12
24.
83% Jan 25
59
88
Mar 13
Apr
California
6
Callahan
11
3
I
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
Campbell Red Lake Mines
__5
5
1
Ltd
18%
11%
x98%
26%
—5
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common.—1.66%
$4.25
conv
preferred—
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
^Cannon Mills Co—
No par
100
No par
25
par
....
46%
4%
4%
4%
5
4%
12,100
18%
18%
18%
19%
18 Va
19
18
18%
14,700
12
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
99 %
98
99
97
99
98%
99 Va
99
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
5
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
47
*46
47%
*46
47
46
46
*46
48
"47
47%
47%
46%
47 Va
87
87
*46
47%
23%
75
-
46'/a
5Va
24Va
24%
24%
76%
75
76 %
46%"
24%
♦74
7,500
26%
10,000
87
20
46%
70
46%
3,300
24%
24%
76%
46%
10,800
100%
•
24%
24 Va
24%
20,000
74
74 %'
73%
73%
700
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1699)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
5% Sep
3914 Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
21
13 V2 Jan
0% Jan
4
NEW YORK
Highest
t
11,
Apr
11
a.3
Carborundum
5
497/e Jan
4
44V4 Jan
4
oJ
!Vij,r
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
Mar 13
10 % Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
15 % Mar 20
Carlisle
88 % Jan
12
Feb
1
38 % Sep
Co
99 Va Apr
5
Carolina
3
54% Mar 29
Carolina
28
4
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
Power & Light——No
Carpenter Steel Co.
;
27'/a July 22
41% Jan
6
32 Va Jan
3
43% Mar 13
Carrier Corp common
July 15
40 % Jan
10
43 %
40% Sep
7 % Dec
26
71% Dec
30
3 % Nov
24
Sep
Feb
88
21
Oct
29 % Feb
10
5
,
27
23
46 % Feb
4
78 % Jan
22 Va Jan
Jan
10
6
13% Apr
3
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
4
22
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
3
5
19
34% Jan
6
30 Va Feb
1
38 '/a
8
94 % Sep
89
9
Jan
81
4% %
&
General
7%
11
10
31% Jan
8
3
38 % Apr
114% Jun
17
121% Sep
21
115% Jan
6
126% Mar
71Va Dec
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
3
85% Apr
10
35 Va Jan
15
24% Jan
3
31% Feb
21
Jan
7%
80% Aug
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
88 y8 Jan
27
42% Jan
4
19% Oct
28
59%
58
59'A
57
12%
12:
12%
12
12
81
37%
,
6
28
7
\
Central Illinois Public
Central RR Co of N J
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
9% Jan
9
22% Mar 29
Cerro Corp
7
31% Mar
1
3% Jan
4
5
42% Jan
6
8
94% Aug
19
90
Jan
48 % Aug
25
41
Jan
10
Jan
Central
14
57
&
South
82
84"%
28%
28 Va
28%
37%
94
'
*93
r...
37%
35
126
93
35%
125'A
83%
81%
94
34%
126
126
78%
83
27%
.
93
.
32%
126
28 Va
28
48
*43-
48
*43
*63%
110
34%
*125
147,500
126
110
78%
80
14,300
69
*63%
69
*
'
28'A
*63 Va ; 69
*43
'
47
*43
*63%
45
69
*63 Va
6,500
47
69
31 %
32 %
32
32%
32
32%
44%
44 %
44%
44%
44
44%
42%
43%
42
42%
96 %
97
*96%
97
96
96%
97
97
96
96
66
66 %
66'
67
22%
22%
39%
39%
39%
40
39 Va
40%
39%
29%
30
29 Va
30
28 Vi:
29%
29
.No par
No par
,
*22
*
66
•
23
32 Va
65'A
66 Va
*22
31%
32
2,900
3,700
160
66%
*65
65%
23
*21%
22%
100
40%
39%
40%
20%
*22
23 <
32%
29%
30
31,200
10,200
1,800
19%
21%
20
20%
19%
20%
38'A
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
40%
44,700
42
43%
41%
42%
40
41%
37
40
38%
39%
64,900
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain Belt Co
22%
37
1
Corp..
21 %
5
Products
Cessna Aircraft Co
2
Mar 17
,
•43
West Corp.—2.50
!
Certain-teed
5% Mar 29
5
85%
48,700
94
lo
_
Central Soya Co
Mar 30
36% Feb
9
4
50
*125
5,400
50
Service
Century Industries Co
40% Apr
11
740
4%
35 %
500
25
18
'
4%
34%
8,700
14
5% Jan
'
4%
35%
2,800
15
70% Jan
81
4%
34 Va
23%
12
40% Apr
80%
4%
35%
23 Va
44% Apr
97% Apr
44
80%
4%
23%
24
3
80 Va
600
23%
8
17
50,300
24
24
Jan
81 l
11%
23%
Jan
31
11 Va
24%
32% Feb
20% Jan
12
23%
73
6
10%
910
24%
7
23
12%
25,000
23%
3
Jan
60%
18%
Mar
21% Dec
58 Va
24%
38% Jan
Feb
58%
24%
59
43
30
57%
;
18%
27% Jan
11
11,400
46
*29%
58%
.;
45%
30%
27%
17
Feb
41 %
45%
30 %
25
±
Central
Apr
38%
125%
85
Central
26
41 %
45%
19
19
67
41%
'
45%
28
23
10
5,800
18 %
Jan
18
49%
34'A
•
125%
36%
48%
24%
48
20% Jan
4%
49%
41
.
3,900
30%
80%
94%
preferred
100
conv preferred series A. 100
J
'
81
94%
*93
41 Vi
:
53%
19
25% Feb
28% May 23
40%
53%
26
6
3
80%
81
94%
13% Sep
21
58%
V
100
28% Feb
24
*29%
preferred—
29
Oct
*45
30%
35
July 18
Oct
40%
45%
*29%
53%
25%
3
57% Jan
3% May 11
40%
45 %
30%
4%
20% Sep
40
40%
45%
29%
33%
24
26
40Va
45%
;
6,400
53%
48 %
,
h8%
Mar
92% Jan
42
49%
-
4%
Jan
24
1,030
46%
53%
48%
34%
38
July 25
53 Vi
48%
»
4%
15
Oct
53
45%
53
47%
33'A
42% Jun
11
53
98%
7
26
27
13%
98%
par
29 '/a Jan
9
12%
98%
18%
23
Dec
14%
98%
26 %
5%
18% Jan
29
59
4, GOD
13%
Foundry Co...
1
of Georgia
Ry com
No par
5% preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com—^No par
4%%" preferred..—_l0o
11
38
17
Dec
14 Va
99%
—100
Central
28
13%
99
-
18%
5
30
14%
99%
14%
98%
26
11
Sep 20
19% Mar
8
14
98%
52%
13|%
981%
•
19
18% Apr
27 % Apr
75
32%
26%
10
27
32% Jan
31 Va
25%
Jan
21% Jan
8^
32%
28%
17
15
Aug
27,300
5,300
32%
518%
11
59
32%
1
Jan
25% Jan
24% Jun
54%
5
19
12
30
53%
20
29
Oct
22
10%
55%
.12.50
Corp common.
preferred.
Aquirre Sugar Co
Jun
Jan
10%
54%
2nd
17
17
.10%
56 Vi
Celanese Corp of Amer com..No par
1
21
46% Dec
10 %
55%
32 Va
1
Celotex
22
10%
•
32%
2nd preferred
Tractor common.No
4%%
20% July 22
25,
Shares
10
56
1
Caterpillar
4t20%
the Week
31%
10
preferred™
6%%
7
Friday
April 14
55 %
.50
Corp.
Case (J I) Co common
Mar 21
Sales for
Thursday
April 13
55%
.5
Carter Products Inc^_
,
11
31%
par
preferred—
Carriers
Mar 20
Apr
94 % Apr
11
'*
14
61% Apr
3
Apr
30 Va Apr
1
8% Jan
5
46
3
PRICES
54 %
No par
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry-ioo
6
43 Va Jan
24% Oct
SALE
31%
Corp___
91V* Jan
19
,39% Nov 25
10%
HIGH
5
18
98
10%
10
AND
Wednesday
April 12
10
—
Aug
44% Sep
58% Jan
35
Tuesday
April 11
April 10
l
(Philip) Mfg Co.
Carey
Monday
•
Par;*
Capital Airlines Inc
Sep
23
LOW
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
34
34 Va
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
34
18%
20%
8,900
34%
19,600
5 Va
25,100
55%
1,800
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
10
55%
56'A
55%
55%
55'A
55%
55'A
55%
55%
32%
5
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
24
Dec
88
Jan
34% Mar
26% Jan
34% Apr
4
17'A May 13
22% Nov
28
21% Jan
26% May
41% Dec
20
Dec
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
6 Va Nov
30
14% Mar 24
30% Dec
13
43 % Jan
54% Oct
7% Jan
4
26
69% Jan
6
Aug
5
99 % Apr
13
6 % Dec
29
17
Jan
18
16% Dec
14
34 Vi Jan
32
21
94
Dec
23
Jan
•
3
7
Checker
10
28
Chemway Corp.^
Chesapeake Corp of
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
24
67% Jan
18
24
100'A Apr
11
7% Jan
3
3%%
9 % Mar 24
19% Jan
19
43% Jan
6
21% Feb
14
35 Va Dec
30
35 Va Jan
9
37% Feb
13% Jan
27
50'A Nov
2
69 % Feb 126
52
13% Dec
6
23 Va Jan
4
4'
Class
24
24
40.% Apr
26% Jan
7
13'A Oct
20 Va Dec
15
36 % Jan
22
20
29% Jan
Sep
1
6
,
•
18% Feb
7
62
Feb
27
3
19% Feb
28
23 % Jan
3
38
Feb
27
;v:
Jan
3
,38 % Mqr 21
iii
.; 4
30
29 % Jan
5
20
Jan
3
12
32
8
15
Jan
4
10% Oct
18
12
17% Nov
38
Nov
Jan
15% Jan
4
4
26% Dec
30
29
71% Jan
6
A
5%
8
78 % Jan
4
94% Feb
2
I
5
40% Jan
3
23
53% Feb
23
7
94% Jan
4
1
59% Jun
99
Apr
62
Apr
8
35% Apr
11
56 '/a Dec
32
Sep
42
Feb
48% Mar
5
30
17
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
19% Nov
10
44
% Aug
72% July
64% Dec
5
56 % Jan
33
5
Jan
10
47% Feb
23
Mar 23
Common
13
4%
24 %
——8.50
Clark
59
Cleveland
Mar 23
98% Mar 17
61
$4.50
Mar 21
36% Mar
Co..
Ilium
Pitts
RR
4%
65
Apr
11
Clevite
74
Feb
16
6
23
Jan
3
41% Oct
24
Jun
20
41
% Jan
11
33% Apr 11
50% Mar 17
Collins
35% Jan
4
Colorado
37% Mar 14
Mar
14% Jan
3
20% Mar
Jan
3
47%! Apr
$3.5o
3
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
2
71 % Nov
28
67
28
4
40% Feb
20
3
27% Apr 13
34% Mar 21
12
Jan
5
43% July 27
56
Dec
9
52% Jan
6
39% Feb
3
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
62% Apr
63% Apr
19% Oct
31
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
13
55% Jan
27
72% Dec
27
4%
25% Jun
20
&
Iron
preferred
69'/a Dec
15
11% Dec
1
7% Jun
6
May 26
59
11
Columbus
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
15%
9,300
2
1st
21% Jan
9
30% Apr
80% Apr
13
Commercial
U
Commonwealth
24
19% Mar 29
Conde
15% Mar 22
3
12% Apr
10
3
52% Apr
13
6
5
80 % Apr
105% Apr
7
Jan
3
$5
7
46% Jan
9
Consol
28
44% Feb
B
24% Mar
42 % May 18
51% Dec
50% Jan
3
61% Apr
5
40% Jan
29% Jan
4
36% Mar 13
Consolidation
Edison
Consumers
7
63 % Dec
61% Jan
4
72% Apr
96% Aug 22
92% Jan
4
97
Feb
24
87% Jan
4
96% Aug 25
93
13
98
Feb
7
81% Jan
6
88
Mar
9
20% Sep
19
Apr
5
85% Jan 30
90
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
3
29% Feb
90% Jan
11
95
Feb
6
58
Mar
Co
Aug 22
3
47% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
40% Jan
83% May 23
77% Jan
f
83
7% Dec
2
14% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
Dec
6
22% Jan
27
19% Feb
17
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
4
11% Jan
6
7% Jan
5
64% Apr
10% Apr
57 % Dec
22
53% Jan
6
59% Feb
9
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
49% Apr
12
59
59 Va
59%
-1,000
60 Va
63%
66
%
58
60
35
35
35%
35%
64%
65
63%
66%
67
65
133
63%
64 Va
63%
66 Va
*131%
133
133
34%
35%
*35
4%
Coal
Corp
.
64
60%
63%
133
133%
135 Va
220
i*
r
89%
89 Va
89%
89
89%
88%
89%
17,100
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
24
24%
7,400
"35%
25,800
*1500
75'A
74%
74%
32%
33%
33 %
33%
32%
33%
31
32%
30%
32 Va
43%
45
43%
44 Va
43'/a
44%
43
43%
42%
45
43,500
19%
19%
20 Va
42,200
47'/a
47%
47 Va
200
*51%
52 %
140
5
*1500
*1500
—
•
19%
18%
*47
47%
47%
47%
52
52
*52
53
18%
18%
Oil
,
19%
19%
47 Va
18%
*47
*52
*47
_
x35
430
9,600
51%
53
37%
38%
38%
39%
45,000
26%
53
27%
26%
27
76,600
19,600
"
30%
32
32%
33%
32'A
32%
31%
32
73
73
72
72
72%
72%
73
72
72
57%
58
58
58%
58
58 Va
58%
61 Va
61%
62 %
7,200
62 %
62%
62%
63 %
63
63%
62
63
60%
61 Va
5,100
1
27%
28%
x27%
28 Va
27%
28%
28%
29%
72,000
89 %
91 %
45'A.
28%
,
'
79%
29^/s
28 Va
32%
27%
*72
91 %
'
80
93
92
92%
91%
92
91 %
92
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
46
46
Va
2,700
28%
29
28%
30'/a
29%
30%'
29%
30%
71,900
78%
10,800
1
78 Va
79 %
77%
100 Va
100 %
100 3 a
100%
100%'
109%
109%
109%
109%
540
19
19%
19%
20%
30,600
17%
17 Va
17
17 %
15,600
80
100 %
100%
109 Va
109 %
109%
19
20 Va
17%
17%
19%
20%
19%
1
17%
18'A
17%
18 Va
14%
11%
12 V*
1
50%
51
78 Vi
u
5
104%
*
79%
105
■
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
9,700
11%
12'/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
20,200
52%
51%
52'/a
51%
52 Va
52
52%
7,800
52
14%
14%
78%
79%
78
78%
.78
78%
104%
1047/a
104
104%
104
104 Va
39%
37
39%
39
39%
39%
40
40
•
500
14%
14 Va
10
40%
40
41
40
40%
40
23%
*23
5
22 %
23 %
23
23'A
23
60 %
60"%
60'A
61%
X59
40%
78%
20,800
104 Va
2,000
40%
103%
41%
20,400
39%
40
12,800
23%
23
23%
40 7
a
2,200
60
58 Va
59
57%
58 Vi
12,300
34
33%
34
18,500
7,700
1
35%
36 %
34
35%
33%
com___No par
70"%
72'A
70%
71%
70%
71
69%
69%
70
—No par
Co
94%
94%
94%
95%
95
96
95%
96'A
95%
95%
910
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
*96%
97%
140
89
89
89
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
100
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
14,600
%
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
56 Va
567/a
55'A
56%
54 Va
55%
—
pax
par
<
*87%
26
100
* 93
No par
106%
106%
34%
*106%
357/a
,
107
397/a
40%.
39%
82 %
83
Delaware
Corp
2
9%
9i/8
*20%
21
20%
20%
59%
60%
60%
10Va
10%'
10%
5
57
58%
7
46%
48
9%
25
*93%
55 Va
'106%
70%
25%
94 Va
55 Va
107
25
*93%
55%
94%
56
105%
106%
40 Va
39%
40%
39%
40 %
83
*82%
gi/2
25
107
39%
83
—5
26
'106%
40%
82'A
1
preferred
of
'100
100%
109 Va
1097/a
20%
5,800
109%
78%
80%
79%
'
100%
par
350
45%
10
preferred
Continental
'1500
36 %
5
Continental Steel
4,100
89%
35%
Gas
Continental Motors
3
5,400
62
133
24
1.33%
Co
Power
convertible
64%
66
134
133
*74%
Laundries Corp
,
$5
64
120
37 Va
Industries
Continental Insurance.
14
64
35
89%
No par
Continental Copper & Steel
Industries
common—
10% Mar 13
*34%
88 V*
.No par
$3.75 preferred—
20% Mar 23
35
75'A
Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred—:
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
11
24.
*58
Continental
31
4
see page
58%
98
36
com
Common
107% Mar 23
2
75% Jan
footnotes,
250
58 Va
*59
97%
75%
preferred—
No
$4.16 preferred
No
Container Corp of/ America—
28
31% Dec
Apr
97%
com—.25
$4.52
3
Jan
5,800
97%
.1
$4.50 preferred—
9
44% Jan
103
4,600
57%
98
98 Va
1
Consolidated Natural
10
4
7
49%
56%
97%
97%
100
Consolidated I Foods
11
53% Jan
30
49 Va
57%
97%
98
100
Electronics
Consolidated
1
88% Jan
Oct
49
56%
5
preferred—
S
Dec
49
57
75%
Co
Consol Edison of N Y
20% Jan
94
49%
56%
37%
Publishing Co..
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No
Consolidated Cigar Corp
23% Jan
49
48%
57%
75 Va
Nast
42% Dec
107
49%
57
*
2
16
48%
57 Va
36%
preferred
Comptometer Corp
May 17
14
49%
75%
preferred
May
28
49
57%
36 Va
Solvents..
20
Jan
15,400
75%
issued
26
37% Jun
24%
1
Engineering Inc
When
36% Apr
39% Jan
100% Jun
11,630
24%
Elec—5
Credit
Jan
38%
24%
35%
Ohio
Commercial
66% Jan
37%
24%
__lo
Southern
&
Combustion
101
39%
24%
No par
14
3
39%
24%
*1500
Co
11
Jan
38%
24%
No par
Carbon
11
Jan
40
24 Va
100
Apr
7% Jan
39 %
24'A
No par
100
pfd
Apr
12
39%
Ry—
47
37
39%
24
50
93
18
12
X14
38
1
common
29% Apr
12% J?
60% Jun
For
14%
1
preferred
Columbian
17% Jan
17
1
9,500
14 Va
32 Va
$4.25
14
3
42% Feb
20
5,000
67%
27
12% Jan
30
Sep
24%
64 Va
37%
29
30
Jun
52%
24%
69%
26%
14% Dec
68% Dec
40
52
24%
68
37%
11
103% Dec
31
52%
23%
69
26%
14% Jan
4
19
51%
24 Va
68
37%
1
13
83
53
23%
67%
26%
4.64%
Jan
Oct
52%
24%
5.25%
96% Jan
27
53
37 Va
8
i
18,600
90
66 %
26%
9
40% Dec
9,109
37%
101% Feb
3
81%
26%
111% Feb
8% Feb
80%
l
3
Feb
81%
37%
73% Mar 23
22
80%
82%
550
23
System_2.5o
System Inc
lo
Columbia Pictures common.
5
6
30% Sep
81 Va
81%
Gas
4
2
80%
82%
Broadcasting
97% Jan
Jun
4,900
No par
3
3
47
No par
Jan
68% Jan
45 %
Columbia
108% Jan
101
47%
Columbia
Aug 19
4
22
47
52%
series B__
noncumulative
110% Aug 30
90 % Jan
103% Jan
47%
47%
88
100%
66 %
common
44% Apr
70
47
47
43%
87
.No par
Co
Colorado & Southern
54% Feb
100%
22%
No par
.
Fuel
101%
101%
53
1
& Aikman Corp
Radio Co.
5%%
12
87%
101 Va
65%
No par'
gtd
50
preferred
Collins
87
*100
52 %
15
...
Colgate-Palmolive
6
44
43%
87 %
'100
101'A
43'A
42%
87 V*
43
86%
22%
stock—50
preferred
30 Vis Jan
23
81%
4J
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7
5
13
par
com
7%
guaranteed
Corporation
138% Mar
Jan
42%
10
Special
7%
150
900
5
preferred
&
8,300
15
5
Iron
Electric
Cleveland
2
*14
14,000
-
_i
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
21% Oct
8
47
.10
26
17
36
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
56% Mar
46%
Cletrac
77
4
10
Equipment Co
24% Apr 11
51 % Mar 2C
5
13% Mar
86%
101 %
No
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co.
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
x42 %
87%
101 %
Machine Co
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co
Apr 111
13
42%
87%
100
preferred..
Cincinnati Milling
69% Apr
a
.100
preferred
4%%
Jan
Jun
'3.5 Va
15,600
Apr
89
74
14% Jun
^
44
44
30% Jan
60
4,900
95,200
7
35% Jan
36%
23%
2.7
46%
6
23% Jan
35%
1,400
5,700
26%
45%
41 % Jan
14
27 Va
45%
Bottling Co of N Y
30
27%
45
Coca-Cola
23% Dec
27 Va
46
31
45% Jun
27%
44%
26
7
26%
46%
4
21
27%
56 %
15%
45
21% Jan
Dec
27%
14 Va
56
15 Va
-
Electric—
&
26% Aug 24
18% Jun
15%:..-
__25
Gas
Co
34
56
15%
44 7
Corp
Coca-Cola
13
14%
56
15%
44
Chrysler
17
51% Apr
14
56%
15%
67,900
95% Feb
24
14%
56 %
16 Va
31%
4
Feb
14
56%
15%
30 Va
77% Jan
57
15
56'A
31%
78
18
19,000
14%
16 Va
31
28
Jan
14%
15
56%
25c
4
50
•100
31%
Corp
10
43
3,400
35%
31
O'Nuts
Jan
50% Aug 16
26%
35 %
31%
1
5
26%
36
31 %
5
30
27
*35 Vi
31 Va
71 % Jan
13% Dec
26%
36
30%
26% Nov
42% Dec
27
36
15 %
Apr
76
26 Va
15%
61
July
10
26%
36%
26'A
*36
15%
133
80% Dec
8
19
15
Full
7
Nov
8
*17
100
14
137
300
1,200
7%
18%
14%
8
11
17,200
109
7%
15%
14%
*56
800
62%
*97
*16%
8
18%
,
37
62
109
14%
54% Feb
18
No par
8
*16
62%
*97
109
14
6
90% Jan
36 %
8
19%
62
62%
62%
*97
14
23
36% Dec
27
36%
8
19%
36%
36%
36%
63%
100 'A
5
4
47% Jan
8
20
26%
37%
63
Feb
Apr
3
37
100%
24
85
Jan
37'A
63%
109
20 Va
3
21
*36 %
63%
23%
50% Jan
5
36%
37'A
*97
20%
65% Jan
23% Jan
11,100
21
29
5
9%
23 Va
68% Dec
May
9%
36
49% Mar
14 %
9%
9%
10
23%
17
16
9%
21
49 % Feb
16
10Va
35%
3
Feb
9%
21 %
37% Jan
Jan
10%
24,000
23%
28
12
17,600
9%
.
*21
102% Feb
33
8,100
29%
21%
3
Aug 25
23%
28%
36 Va
7
18
22%
29
24 Va
98% Feb
41% May 19
23%
28%
21 %
21
28
23'A
29 Va
23%
82% Jan
14% July 14
487/a
23%
28%
48%
.
35%
37% Jan
27% Oct
48%
23%
29%
21
July 19
4
48%
50
24%
28%
24
14
13
48%
48%
23%
29 Va
35%
46% Apr
20% Feb
49%
49%
21
3
44% Jan
36,500
23 %
37% Jan
4
29%
35%
11
4
28%
No par
Chock
51% Jan
29%
7%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
24% Jan
28%
10
Cab
27
53% Dec
29%
Chicago Yellow
17
1
29
Chicago Pneumatic, Tool
—*—8
Chicago Rock isl & Pac RR—No par
31% Apr
3
29%
11,700
Mar 22
12
24
29'A
*18 %
preferred series A
23
16% Nov
29%
No par
com
Pac
&
% Jan
40% Oct
23,200
Mar 20
39% Dec
39% Jun
140
44%
'2$
26% July 25
9
92%
43
25
5
Ry com
21% Jan
10
91%
48
26
',
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
101
32
92%
44
50
Western
Cincinnati
30% Feb
33
92
49%
49
series A non-cum pfd
,100
North Western com..No par
5%
32'/a
92
48%
28%
common—25
preferred
Chic
33%
91 %
50
40
Chic Milw St Paul
■!
.*
33 Va
91%
49%
24
preferred—100
...
Great
5%
3
Dec
.
Chic
Feb
Oct
15
Mar 30
13% Jan
28
20
31
Virginia
convertible
Chicago & East 111 RR
18
33%
91%
287/a
1.25
10% Mar 22
Jan
33 "A
50
1
Corp
Corp
37% Feb
59% Jan
33%
92
49%
1
Motors
Chemetron
3
Mar 20
32%
*91
Champion
3
97
16
No paij
,
No par
Spark Plug Co..—.1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vpught Corp
1
29 % Apr
4
24
14
11
4
preferred
$4.50
28% Apr
4
17% Oct
1
4
29% Apr
50% Apr
38% Mar 15
3
Common
4
92% Feb
50% Apr
-
82%
82 »A
82
82
9%
9%
9%
10%
10
*20%
10%
,
11,400
250
49,700
,,1,400
33,100
20%
100
60%
60%
62%
62%
64%
64
64%
41,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
lOVs
10 v*
31,200
57
58%
57
58
57
57%
56%
57%
26,000
47 %
48
47%
49%
*2Q%
;
21
'
*20%
49
21
49%
49 Va
49%
4,800
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1700)
.
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
'
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
30%
32 Va
32%
32%
37 Va
38
37%
38%
37
1
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
14
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
1
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
12
Copper
__5
16%
16%
17 Va
17%
17 Vb
4
35% Mar 21
Controls
25% Sep
15
30% Jan
3
40 Va Mar 24
Cooper-Bessemer
6
Dec
1
7% Jan
3
10% Mar 20
21
Oct
25
27 % Jan
4
12 % Dec
5
7
13% Jan
3
41% Apr
17% Apr
24% Jan
31% Jan
Mar 10
Copperweld Steel Co
Mar
3
Corn
4
Corning
74
Jan
9
9
167
Feb
7
83 Ve Apr
8
87
Aug
17
83% Jan
5
86 Va Mar 27
3 % Vo
85 Va Jan
19
90
Apr
11
88
5
91
Mar 13
3Va%
18 Ve Oct
5
24 Va Jan
27
18% Jan
1
15% Sep
9
July 27
4% Sep
10 Va
3
July
July 27
40
55
13
4
Jan
194% Apr
3
29
Apr
Jan
30
18
Mar 21
3% Jan
5
13
46% Jan
July 18
9% Apr
10
14
66
Apr
5
76
11
64% Jan
Products
Cosden
Petroleum
Co
3%%
72% Jan
18
Feb
21
39 Va Jan
5
35 Va Jan
3
Cream
19% Jan
48% Apr
24% Apr
14
22% July 21
11
Crescent
29% Apr
13
5%
Jan
15
25
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
50% Mar 10
Crowell-Collier
42% Jan
77% Apr
Crown
21
Dec
45
14
28 Va Feb
1
34% Oct
5
40 Va Feb
23
39% July 25
54% Dec
29
52% Jan
58
Mar 20
Sep
20
89% Jan
93
Jan
27
86
16
4
Jan
95
42
39% Jan
Feb
$2
6
Dec
5
297/b Jan
4
17% Jan
24 Va Apr
13
88% Nov
28
109 Va Jan
5
90 Va Jan
105 Vi Apr
22
8 Ve Oct
24
63 Va July 26
10 Ve
17% Jan
23
4
9% Jan
3
19% Apr 14
1
12% Mar
23
64 % Jan
5
70 Vi Apr
14 Va Jan
69 Va Mar
Steel
5Vi%
Cuneo Press
13
Jan
18
11% Jan
5
14% Feb
37
Jan
14
31% Mar 29
34 Va Jan
13
13 Va Apr
13
Curtis
6
54 Va Jan
30.
$4 prior
Mar 29
19 Va Jan
20
$1.60
7'/a Dec
20
7
50 % Dec
22
60
Va Jan
8
49% Apr
17% Dec
29
25
Feb
19
145/e Dec
7
12% Jan
16
Mar 16
31 Ve Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
30% Jan
3
34% Mar
62% Feb
10
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
67 Va Sep
27
96
Jan
8
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
74
Jan
2
Class
16%
17
16 Va
17%
22,500
381/2
88
89 Va
183
18514
*85%
87
91
*89
37%
37%
91
/
I
,,
37%
8,500
88%
90%
23,100
184
183%
184%
5,700
*85 %
87
*85%
87
*89
90%
184 Va
881/2
184
.91
*89
91
•88V2
182
37V2
4.800
89'/4
27%
29
26%
27%
26%
27 Va
26'A
27
26%
27
15%
151/4
15%
16
15 Va
15%
16
17%
17Va
18
7%
7%
8%
8%
8%
65 »/a
6514
65%
7
64%
*75
;
•
76
*75
8
814
64%
75 %
8 Ve
65
65%
64'A
77 Va
*75
66
75V4
75%
*751/4
47V2
48
47%
23%
24%
24
45
44%
44%
46%
48
23%
24%
24
2
4)4
26,600
9,900
9%
147,500
65
10,500
76
100
48%
6,300
24%
.
30,200
28%
28%
2814
28%
28 %
28%
28%
29%
28V2
28%
4,800
_l
43
43%
44
45%
43%
45
43%
44V4
43V2
44%
47,000
70
72
69%
72 %
72%
73%
72'%
72%
731/4
77%
13,400
42
42
56 Va
57 3 4
5
common
America
12.50
preferred
100
Sugar—:
10
41%
.41%
41%
*41%
42
41%
41%
56%
57
56
57%
56%
57 Va
56 Va
57
92
92
92
92
91%
91%
91 Va
91 Va
23%
18 Va
11%
*68%
103 Va
19%
19%
11 %
13
2.50
23%
105
5
5
41%
23%
*103
100
11%
71
23 %
23 Va
19%
19%
24
23%
104%
104
104
19%
11%
11%
11%
70'/4
*70
701/4
70 Vi
*103
*911/2
241/4
231,4
19%
19
600
19%
5,300
11%
11%
*70 Va
72
34,100
105
19%
ll'/a
11 Ve
*70
130
24%
105
105
400
15,500
92
14,300
73
200
13%
13%
13%
13 Vo
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,400
33
33
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
1,600
_i
11 Ve
12 Ve
11%
11%
11
Va
12%
11%
131/4
No par
*50%
51
50
51
*50 V4
51 Va
49%
5OV2
No par
preferred
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
17%
11,200
2.50
*16%
17
17
*16 %
17
16%
17
Drug Stores Inc
Publishing commonprior
14,100
24
_
Cunningham
3
8% Jan
41%
2214
Inc—
3
39%
44%
preferred
1
39 Ve
1
—25
Cudahy Packing Co common
28
Aug
30% Sep
of
convertible
4 Va %
38V4
87
No par
Cuban-American
6,200
"
*89
No par
Corp
Co
9%
*85%
—
common
preferred
Crucible
12
11
Jan
18
Seal
Zellerbach
$4.20
9%
:_2
Publishing
&
9%
87
100
Corp com
preferred
Crown
6
13% Sep
Cork
9%
91
__25
;
preferred—
conv
26
17
9%
*89
1
Wheat Corp
17
37%
-1
Petroleum
16% Feb
37
37%
32%
37
__1
preferred
23% Feb
36%
90%
32
37%
*85%
Corp„
common
of
36%
Shares
32%
36%
184%
187
the Week
31%'
100
Corp
Inc
Coty International
Crane
36)4
90
Friday
April 14
37%
5
Coty
4
Jan
__1
common
preferred—.
4
76
—5
_
(Del)_
Works
preferred series of 1947-100
17Va Mar
12
Co
Glass
31 Va Mar
72 Va Jan
Co
94
4
21
Jun
4
America
41
3
Jan
85% Dec
186
6
Feb
of
Co
Range
16
27Vb Dec
46% Apr
124
April 13
5
24 Va Jan
Sales for
Thursday
5
2
29
16
July 11
33% Jun 17
PRICES
Wednesday
April 11
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
42 Va Mar
42% Feb
SALE
Tuesday
April 10
Par
April 12
32%
32%
19
20 Ve Sep
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*16%
12 Ve
12%
50
51
167,800
■1
1,900
*17%
18%
300
l
24
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
64,600
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
331/2
34
341/4
34%
1,700
10
Inc
18%
1
common
A
69%
70%
69
70 Va
68
69 Vi
67%
68%
67
69
6,700
37%
38
37%
36%
37
36%
375a
*85 Vi
88
88
87
87
87
87
15%
15 %
15%
14%
15Vi
18,400
15'/a
15%
15 Va
16%
14,900
26%
27,300
69%
4,200
D
87 '/2 Aug
Jan
5
39% Feb
27
23
86 V* Feb
1
87
Feb
20
4
33
Jan
4
12 Vi Dec
27
15% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
Dec
5
33% Jan
5
13 Ve Jan
3
20
27V2 Oct
31
49% May 31
25% Apr
83
12
9
58
Aug 30
34% Jan
6
J an
70
14
55
72 Vi Jan
4
80 Va Aug
23
76% Jan
3
80
Sep
16
76% Feb
6
82 Va May
8
17% Jan
23
79% Jan
39% Dec
15
20
16
26%
27 Va
27 Vo
27%
26%
27%
26 Va
27
common—7
Light
68%
69
68 Va
69
69'A
69
Va
69 va
69%
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
Feb
13
6
Decca Records mc
28
Deere &
19
Delaware
&
48% Apr
10
Delaware
Power
27 Va Jan
3
44% Mar 22
Mar 27
24% Jan
5
37
4
16 Va Jan
3
20% Feb
Dec
6
17
Co
80
—100
*78
79 Va
79 Va
79%
*79
801'2
*79
80 Va
*79
80%
100
*81
84
*81
84
*81
84
*81
84
*81
84
,50c
42
43%
40
43
40 Vu
41%
56%
56%
56%
57%
56
56%
1
—No par
Light
14 '/a Mar 20
DeSoto
Chemical
4
56
Mar 27
Detroit
4
14% Jan
3
20 V4 Apr
12
Detroit
Steel
37V2 Feb
24
Feb
17
33% July 29
29% Jan
50 Vi May
2
66% Aug 29
58% Jan
3
70
29Ve Mar
8
38% July
9
351/4 Jan
3
471/2 Mar 20
6
Vilbiss
Diamond
18 Va
18
18%
18
18'A
18
18%
3,900
47%
46%
48
47%
47%
46 Va
47%
.2,900
41 Va
42
40%
42
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41
34%
33 Va
33 %
33
34
33%
34%
331/4
34
19%
19
19
18%
19%
18%
19 Va
18 Va
18%
12%
12%
Co
14
29% Jan
3
32
23
12% Jan
4
20Vt Apr
15% Jan
13
20% Mar 17
DiGiorgio
14V2 Oct
24
6
4
19% Feb
28
29 % Jan
9
Diners'
(The)
Oct
24
49'/4 Jan
4
26% Jan
5
43% Apr
3
Disney
(Walt)
28% Jun
24
331/2 Dec
12
31% Jan
3
38% Mar
3
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
16% Jan
24
19Va Mar 30
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10
231/4 Apr
6
28 % Oct
20
20
8
28 Ve Jan
12
26
19% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
6
24% Jan
5
70 V8 Oct
25
99% Jan
4
71
19V4 Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
Mar 15
331/4 Sep
12
30V4 Jan
10
161/8 Oct
27
July
14Vs Dec
25
18% Jan
17
22% Mar 20
$1.50 preferred
Diana Stores Corp
Corp_
Chemical
103
Aug 16
100% Jan
31
83
Aug 16
26% Sep
37
Jan
13
40
41
Aug
104
Jan
4
77% Jan
20
82% Jan
25% Jan
3
29% Feb
28
38% Jan
3
40% Mar
18%
18%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22 3
a
30,800
41%
43%
41%
43
43
43%
22,700
37%
37%
36%
37 Va
37V4
37%
19 V4
18%
19%
I8V1
18%
18
18%
18
18%
3,500
22%
21%
22%
21
21%
20%
2IV4
21%
21 %
12.400
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20 va
21%
11,700
22
22
22
22%
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
22
Va
22%
3,300
32%
33
32 Ve
32%
32 Ve
32%
32 Ve
32%
32%
32%
26.900
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16
16%
5,000
75
72%
73%
'26
71%
72 3
a
46,500
25 Va
251/4
25%
24,300
36
35 Va
35%
35Va
35%
1
20%
21%
20%
21 Va
20 Va
21%
20%
20%
20%
21
Va
31,900
1
12%
12%
13
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
14%
12,300
Chemicals
Inc
International
(EI)
8%
8%
8%
9
9
9%
9%
9%
10,300
208 Va
213)4
208 Va
213%
211 Va
213%
210 Va
213 %
212%
2141a
29,700
101%
101
Va
101 Va
101
101)4
common
101 Va
101%
101 Va
101 %
80
79 Va
79%
79%
79%
79 Va
79%
*79%
4
600
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28 Va
28%
28%
10,100
40%
40%
*40 Va
40%
4014
40%
*40%
40%
47 Va
*47
471/a
40
43%
930
*4014
preferred
50
*47
48
4%
44
Jan
3
48
Feb
20
40% Jan
18
preferred
4.20%
preferred
45% Feb
28
4.10%
'44
Jan
4
45% Jan
24
$2.10
21% Feb
20
DWG
50
19
Jan
19
22% Jan
5
27
Feb
6
Eagle-Picher Co
*46
*4314
44%
*44
43 Va
47
50
Cigar Corp
44%
5
19 Va
48
*47
43%
50
preferred
5
■
"43 Va
50
:
preferred
24V2 Jan
8%
28%
50
46Vi Feb
9
& Co—
preferred
5
6,600
1
Nem
41
$4.15
1
5
de
$3.75
42% Jan
V2
26%
47% Apr
42% Mar 28
Va
34%
3
1
8,300
19
22
28Va
6
6,600
20%
*79 Va
Feb
7,700
37 %
101
45
100
18%
18
42
5
5
31%
21%
No par
12
Va
40%
No par
Jan
*31%
37
series
41
27
19 Vt
17%
series
43 Va Jan
17% Oct
18%
I8V0
$3.50
44% Aug 24
July 11
*31%
19%
17%
$4.50
44% Aug 25
46
31%
31%
18%
18Vt
Preferred
8
441/2 Aug 24
31%
31%
19%
Preferred
11
Mar 23
*31 Vt
31%
19
18%
1,300
6.800
12,200
26 %
Duquesne Light Co
Jan
42
*31%
34%
73%
Pont
3 8 Va Jan
15
46
20%
Common
4
13
16
67%
45%
42
Duplan Corn
8
67%
4 5'A
34 Va
13
8
67'/a
45
74
Dunhill
5
67
45%
26%
14
21% Mar
67%
73
14% Apr
9% Apr
74% Jan
34Va
%
44%
33%
5
96% Jan
34
(57
45
34 Vi
26 Va
91/4 Jan
du
34
67%
44%
34%
4
3
33%
67 Va
44%
26%
DuBois
216% Mar
33%
68
44%
73%
13% Jan
3
34%
67%
26%
5
19
35%
35
6,100
73
8% Dec
Jan
45,200
33%
4
8
19%
1
Apr
185% Jan
19%
/ 54
_5
21 %
5
19%
50c
4
22
19%
Co
17 Va Jan
14% Jan
10,100
20 Vi
37%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
18
266% Jan
54%
19%
Industries
Dresser
19Vo Aug
31
Vb
19%
1
271/4 Mar 22
24
27
54%
19%
41 Ve
;
37% Feb
12% Oct
7% Sep
54%
20%
_1
Dover
178% Oct
55%
19%
_No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
10
Dow
13
37%
Dominick Fund Inc
27
2
12%
1
18 Va Jan
17
13 Ve
No par
38 Va Feb
Mar
12%
54 Va
No par
4
78
13%
55 Va
2
Corp
3
19
12%
55
_1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
13%
55
-2.50
Productions
14% Jan
28
13%
2.50
Corp
Club Inc
Pepper Co
Mines
8,800
15,000
54%
50c
Fruit
Dlvco-Wayne
Dome
8,100
25
Apr
17% July
Dr
Va
1
20% Feb
Mar
'
10
Co
31
15
Va
15
Alkali
Diamond National Corp
11
17 Ve May 16
14,300
18
46%
l
27
33 'A Jan
55%
18%
Corp
30
20
55%
30
82,200
1
Sep
5
43%
557/a
54%
42 Va
20
14
Jan
42%
41 %
170
48%
Coatings
14% Dec
28
Mar 27
De
78%
18
Edison
26 Ve Jan
78%
48 V4
19
3
78%
78%
6.75
Co
33
7% Jan
100
*78%
2.50
48% Jan
231/4
79 %
Supply Co of N Y
14
69 Va
3
&
20
26%
23 %
8,700
230
78%
:
Hudson
Jan
10
■
79
(Delaware)
49% Dec
Vt
;■
& Rio Grande West RR_No par
Denv
%
37
*85 Vi
*78%
_100
Delta Air Lines Inc
Dentists'
37%
88
7
B.
15
8
15%
series
26 Vi Aug
24% Mar
16%
3.75%
181/2 Nov
6
16
Preferred
21
Dec
16%
11
28
13
16 V8
A
13% Sep
7
15
series
20 V4 Jun
40 Ve Mar 23
15%
3.75%
59% Feb
17% Mar
15 Ve
Preferred
20% Jan
52% Jan
15%
10
3
8
15 Vb
Inc
Power &
issued
When
9
16
47Vi Aug
Apr
Dayton
11
54% Dec
281/2 Jan
20
Daystrom
41% Jan
28
21
37%
*85 Va
5
;
series A—
Inc
11
311/4 Aug 24
Apr
17% Dec
1
100
50c
Mills
9
83
27
35% May 17
38 %
River
Dayco Corp
14
44V4 Apr
4
32% Jan
7
Dan
common
preferred
79'/a Apr
9
75V2 Jan
23
Apr
79% Mar
16
741/4 Feb
7
231/4 Apr
3
23Vi Apr
45% Mar
Mar
Corp
3%%
47
43 Va
43%
47
43 %
*44
20 Va
*46
47
43 %
*42 Va
43 Va
44%
*46
20
47
43 %
*44
44%
20%
*47
43 %
*46
43 Va
*44
43%
43%
79 3
*46
47
43 Va
*tk!%
*4
44 3
*44
44 3
47
4
1,900
200
-*
120
4
20%
21
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
2,500
E
20% July 28
22
Oct 25
39
Jan
5
34
Jan
8
23 Va Jan
3
30 Va Feb
8
Eastern
Air
24% Mar
30% Aug 30
29% Jan
3
38% Mar 28
Eastern
Gas
8
75
Mar
Nov
21
3
87% Feb
23
4%%
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
16Vt Jan
3
94
Feb
Eastern
136 Va Jun
9
104 Vt Feb
13
24 Vi Apr
119% Apr
14
1
10
Eastman
Jan
U
92
Mar
3
3
28% Sep
29
48% Feb
1
79
Mar 21
82
96 %
46% Jan
6
65 % May 23
88
32% Nov
1
Jan
15
94
87
July 22
Aug
45 Va Jan
5
4
July 29
81 Va Jan
96
99
Jan
6
prior
3
38
Mar 24
Eaton
59% Jan
10
90
Apr
Edison
83
Feb
1
..
88
Mar
9
37% Feb
e
44% Apr
14
93
Feb
2
93
Feb
Assn
Ekco
Kodak
Steel
Co
Co
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
34% Apr
14
Elastic
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
67% Apr
12
Electric
Auto-Lite
1
8 % Feb
26
5% Jan
3
7% Apr
11
Electric
&
43% Oct
24
Jun
7
Jan
3
25
19 Va Jun
23
65% Mar 22
Electric
10% Oct
Storage
11% Jan
3
1514 Apr
6
24% Oct
31
28% Nov
23
Elgin National Watch
27% Feb
6
30% Jan
19
Jan
29
53 % Dec
8
10% Dec
6
22 Ve Jun
21
9
34% Aug 22
Mar
23% Dec
13
78
38% Jan
4
50
9
Emerson
Electric
16 Va Apr
12
Emerson
Radio
40% Apr
7
35% Jan
10
84
Aug 30
18% Jan
4
32% Feb
24
1
37% Jan
2C
Sep
16
41% Sep
6% Oct
20
25
Nov
30
54% Jan
7
52% Dec
5
Feb
11
58
76
79% Mar 16
5
26
Jan
Jan
19
3
Mar 15
9
22% Apr
11
54% Jan
14
22% Mar 22
43 Ve Apr
7
6% Mar 22
23
Erie
23% Apr
13
Eurofund
14
Evans
Sep
28
20% Jan
5
11% Jan
3
15 % Apr
Apr
28% Oct
8
26 Vi Jun
24
22% Jan
3
6
40
Jan
7
40% Apr 13
39% Mar
6
20'A Dec
6
35 Va Dec
27
5% Oct
24
12 V4 Feb
26
20% Dec
28
28% Feb
26
20
35
Jan
4
5Vo
22
86
86%
86%
85%
86%
22V4
23 %
22%
23%
Vt
115%
11714
11514
117%
22%
118
*86
86%
22%
116
550
2414
26,200
117
37,800
97%
*96%
*96 %
98%
96%
96%
36 Va
36%
35 Vi
36%
35 %
35 Va
35 Va
35 3
a
8,300
83%
841/4
83'A
8314
82%
83
81
81%
700
100
—2.50
*86
86
86
43 %
44
*93
*91%
95
Mfg
87 Va
%
*86
43%
X43 '/a
43%
96
*91%
95
*86
87%
1
27 Vi
28 Va
28 Va
59 Va
61%
60%
62
7 Va
7%
7 Va
7%
6514
65 Va
43 Va
*91%
29%
5
,
Amer
42
shares—
Co
98
87%
43%
95
*86
87 %
10
44
44%
10,200
*96 Va
98
29
.
29 %
29%
32 %
32%
34%
61%
67%
62%
65%
61
63 1
714
6%
7 Va
7
110
6%
a
7
17.800
49,300
133,800
Co
64 %
65
5
14 Va
15 Va
13 Va
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
17,500
--3
28%
29 Va
29
29%
28%
29 Va
2814
28%
27%
2812
103,600
2
78%
79%
80%
78
79
78
78%
77 Va
78 3
10
Co
79 %
63 %
65
64
65
62
%
63%
4,500
4
13,500
5
15 Ve
15
15%
16
15%
1614
15%
16.
15%
15%
73,800
10
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
40
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
40 5a
1,500
Corp common—25
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
2614
26 Vt
26%
26 Va
26 %
3,600
78
78
11 Va
77Va
78
78
*76%
78%
77
20 Va
21%
20%
21%
20%
2114
21
21%
21%
22V4
6,600
42%
43
42%
43
42%
42,%
42 Va
42%
42
42-%
5,500
16,800
.•
100
1
8.50
com
No par
Inc
6
26V4
50
.
6 Va
6
*56%
26%
26%
*56 Va
58
5%
6
77
190^
5%
5%
5%
5%
26%
26%
26%
26V4
26 %
2614
26 %
58
56 Va
56 Va
56
56
57
57
90
23%
22%
23
12,800
14%
15
14%
15%
16,900
1
5
14%
15 Ve
Eversharp Inc
1
33 Va
34%
Ex-Cell-0
Corp
3
37 Va
38
Morse
No par
31%
31%
Co
61/4
I
22%
100
preferred series A.
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
Products
Vt
116 Va
97%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
19
Jan
85%
Va
84 Va
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
32% Jan
22
119%
36%
&
Johnson
87
86
5,900
97
,4%
59
15,500
36
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott
30,100
37%
96 %
Gas
3
23
29
37%
*83
Battery
Natural
3
8
25%
28 Va
38
21%
of. Amer_
Corp
Ind
Jan
20
Dec
Mus
11% Jan
Jun
5
Stop Nut
32% Jan, 10
24% Mar 16
16% Dec
7
81% Mar
25)4
29 Vb
37%
100
29
25
25%
28%
3814
_1
common
25
33
2514
29%
37%
117%
preferred
Paso
25%
28%
38%
_10
preferred
5% Dec
El
25%
29 Va
37%
common—1
Inc
17% Oct
50
26%
28%
38
—50
Bros Stores
Products
25%
2914
2.50
Manufacturing Co
4%%
26
28%
37 Va
—100
Corp
common
44 Va Apr
73
com
preferred
Stainless
4Vi%
2
25%
1
Inc_
Fuel
$3.60 preferred
30% Jan
3
&
10
5
Lines
14%
x33
15
14%
15 Ve
960
36'A
36%
38%
38
40%
39 Va
39%
60,400
37%
38
37%
38%
3714
37%
38%
3 9 Vi
10,000
32
32
31
31%
*30%
F
5% Dec
5
9% Mar
29 V4 Mar
7
37 V4 Dec
81
1
89
1
23
Jan
«
34% Apr
4
Fairbanks
7% Jan
8
14% Apr
3
Fairbanks
3
28 % Apr
4
21
Jan
6
Jan
6
10% Mar 20
&
Co
Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
83% Feb
28
8
81% Jan
12
85
Feb
14
4%
Jan
11
51
Mar 20
5%
35
Jan
4
43% Mar 16
Falstaff
32% Feb
20
42% Mar 13
Family Finance Corp
37% Dec
Mar
For
35% Jan
5
33% Dec
27
footnotes,
see page
24.
48% Apr
6
12'A
12 %
26%
27'A
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
8
Sep 20
43
Feb
1
40
convertible
preferred—
junior preferred
Brewing Corp
100
50
12'A
*27
10
13%
12%
13%
230,500
27%
27 Vt
27%
1,800
9%
9%
44,400
47%
47%
4,100
9%
9%
47%
48 Va
83
83%
*83
*50%
50 Va
50%
50%
*50%
51
41%
41%
41%
42 Va
40 Ve
41
41
41%
41
42
r
40'A
40%
'
400
13
26%
85
1
32
13%
27%
48%
9%
*30%
12%
26%
*83
47%
32
13%
27'A
9%
9%
9%
47 Va
48 %
47%
48
84
83
83
*83-
84
51
*50%
51
50
42
42
41%
42
6,100
40%
41 Ve
40%
41 Ve
4,500
*50%
9%
70
Number 6047
Volume 193
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range fbr Previous
Year
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
196^
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
9
5% Dec
28
5% Jan
9
15% Oct
5
20% Jan
4
17 % Jan
3
24
25% July 28
40% Jan
6
27
Jan
3
33 % Feb
27
10
Corp
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
17% Feb
14
Federal
Mar 23
24% Jan
17
5 % %
4
47% Jan
9 % Mar 29
15 'A Dec
20
27% Jan
4
15% Feb
21'/2 Sep
19
24% Jun
9
21
33
Oct
26
45
12
Mar 30
Fawick
Metallurgical
Corp
31
Pacific
Electric
33% Jan
3
41% Mar 15
Federal
22% Jan
3
23% Mar 24
34% Feb
1
43% Apr
4
14% Mar 30
18% Jan
20
24
67% Jun
15
43 % Jan
26
24% Oct
26
47
Jan
5
28% Jan
10
14% Jan
5
52% Feb
28
Ferro
58%
56'A
57%
58%
6%
7%
7'/a
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
22 %
21%
22'A
11,200
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
32%
32
32%
22,600
32%
32%
32%
32
32
5
32%
16 %
16%
16%
5,500
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
%
22%
20,900
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
5
21%
38
38%
38%
38'A
38
1,600
38%
38%
38%
25
37%
23 %
23
38%
"'23
23
*23
6,300
23%
23
23
43
43%
42'A
43 'A
42 %
43
42%
42%
14%
15%
14%
15'A
14%,
15
15
15
4.7 %
48%
48%
46%
47%
46'/a
31%
32%
32%
32
32%
31
16
16%
16%
15%
16
15%
Inc_.
lo
Corp
i
33% Jan
9
40% Mar 22
4
48% Apr
14
First
47% Dec
22
61% July
49% Jan
4
67
Apr
11
6% Nov
17
6% Jan
3
7% Apr
5
23% Nov
7
80
May 27
13% Jan
38 % Apr
28
Jan
5
84
Apr
83
Jan
27
34% Feb
86% Mar
91 % Dec
12
110
Jun
96
Jan
3
38% Nov
22
45
Sep
41% Jan
4
49
Feb
5% Mar 15
8
Jan
29
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
11% Apr
24
$2.25
conv
24
Florida
East
A
2nd
B
2nd
45% Mar 28
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
% Dec
22
34% Apr
18
85% Nov
3
20% Oct
26
28% Apr
17
28
16% Jan
28% Apr
4
31% Jan
85
11
26
25% Jan
14% Apr
22
13% Jan
63
Dec
21
248
Dec
23
27
44 % May 13
13
95
Apr
5
47% Apr
14
5
23% Apr
3
Jan
10
76% Mar 17
275
13
94% Jan
May 31
88
4
59 % Jan
250
13
41 % Mar 22
3
Jan
17
13
97
MarlO
Apr
5
15% Aor
12
11% Oct
5
19 % Jan
15
12 % Jan
12
17% Nov
22
35 % Jan
7
21% Jan
5
29 % Mar 22
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
3 4 "<
A
r> v
U
Fluor
convertible
Mach
3 % %
3%
&
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
12% Apr
13
14% Feb
20
Foremost
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
31% Jan
9
39 % Apr
11
15% Jan
21
Mar 30
17% Dec
66
14% Jan
5
29 % Jan
6
3°
13
30% Feb
15
19
Jan
Zi
73
Feb
13
1WV
3
Freeport
Apr
24% Mar 20
81
Jan
4%;
39
40
44%
44
45
41,100
44%
45%
44%
46%
47
48%
66%
65%
67
65%
66%
34,600
66%
67
65
66 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
31 %
32%
32%
33%
32%
*85%
86%
*85%
86%
32
86%
6
110
110%
*48
48%
110
48%
110
48'%
48%
7%
22,100
7,500
5,100
33%.
31%
32%
25,700
86 'A
86%
86%
160
109'/2
48%
7%
86%
110
7%
109 %
110%
110%
1,000
*48
49
*48
49
400
.-
6 %
6%
6 %
6%
6%
6%
43%
43%
43 %
43'%
43%
43 %
431/2
43%
43%
3,700
66%
66%
67
66
67
66
66'/2
65%
66%
19,400
27%
28%
27%
28
271%
28'/a
28,400
38%
39
6%
27'4
27%
27%
28%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38 '/a
39
88%
*87%
88'%
*87'%
88%
*87%
88%
l
45%
47%
45%,
46%
42%
45%
45'/a
45%
23'%
23%
22%
22%
74
74%
73
74%
common
39
lo
23
23%
lo
72
73%
preferred—100
:30
97
Corp
6%
6%
*87%
1
com—
*230
97
♦22%
74
►230
97%
*96
97
*87'%
13,400
88%
46
47%
22%
23%
2,000
74%
23
74 %
♦230
97
1,800
75%
17,900
41,800
*230
♦97
98
*97
97%
50
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%.
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
14,500
1
26%
27
26 %
27
26'%
26%
""5
25%
26%
24%
25%
10,600
79%
81%
80 '/a
81%
80%
82%
83
78%
79%
84%
2
100,600
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
46,200
10
37%
38%
38 V«
39 %
38
38%
36%
37%
36%
37
1
22%
23%
22'%
22%
22%
23%
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23
22%
22%
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9,300
31 %
32%
32 %
33 %
32 %
33%
31%
'4
33
33 %
1
22 %
23
22 %
42,200
22 7
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
45,100
76%
77
77
76%
77
2,280
13,800
Inc
Corp
;
Stores
Corp_
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf
3
32%
40
2
Dairies
Franklin
33% Mar 14
3
81 %
5
May 27
24
33%
38'%
100
Foster-Wheeler
12% Nov
32%
39%
%
Co
12
34%
38
15
Co
24
1,900
33
39'A
66%
inc.
Mineral
Motor
'33%'
35%
38
43%
preferred
Chem
convertible
Mart
Foote
Ford
11,300
15%
par
preferred
Food
8,700
31%
15%
34%
109;%
2.50
Giant Markets Inc
Food
46%
30%
15%
2.5o
Fair Stores Inc common
divid pfd ser of '51
4%-
46%
31%
39%
31%
Co__25
Light Co_—No
$4.20
Food
47
2,500
34%
*85
—100
Corp Ltd
Food
13,900
15
7%
5
Corp
70% Feb
...
43'A
15
65%
No par
Railway
10
2
22
pfd___
pfd
Coast
17
13
88% Jan
conv
/
400
42%
43 %
No par
36 % Jan
Sep
Sep
$4.50
113% Mar 29
I
preferred
58 % Jan
29
Dec
May 31
$4
31%
23 %
38%
_5
common
46%
*16
*23
34 %
par
Charter Financial Corp_No
par
First National
Stores
No par
Firth Carpet Co______
38% May 10
80
196
8
Fifth
68% Jun
20
11
28
Fiberboard
Flintkote Co
3,800
22
28% Jan
.>'■
57
16%
45% Jan
11
56%
22%
30% Jun
35% Apr
32%
58
16
4
27% Jan
10
56 %
22
24
39% Feb
Jan
57
1
Oct
22
24
18
snares
57%
32% Oct
27 % Oct
34% Mar 21
15% Mar 16
the Week
22 %
Paper Prod
Ino par
Avenue Coach Lines Inc__„_10
Filtrol Corp
11;
;
i
Firestone Tire & Rubber
No
20 % Feb
Friday
April 14
23
com
4.60%
preferred
Federated Dept Stores--
35% Oct
Sales for
Thursday
April 18
__1.25
Co
pfd series A
Paper Board Co common
Fenestra
PRICES
April 12
i
2nd
conv
4
May 12
5
SALE
Wednesday
April 11
2
*
Corp
Fedders
20
24
15% Oct
7% Apr
Fansteel
22 % Aug 15
39% Dec 14
19% May 23
32% Oct
Jan
58% Mar 30
3
Tuesday
April 10
Par
44'A Nov
69% Jan
HIGH
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Trailer
Co
common
preferred
100
*77
*77
78
»
78
♦76 %
9,400
G
Dec
16
21% Jan
19% Sep
29
27% Jan
12
38% May 31
4
12'A Jan
3
7
22'A Jan
27
Jan
51
5
3
31% Mar 30
1
46% Mar
48
16% Apr
57
Mar 13
42% July 27
3% Oct 24
59
Dec
7
6% Jan
15
3% Jan
3
5 % Apr
5
24
31% Mar
25
24'A Jan
9
29%. Apr
Gabriel
Co
Gamble
Skogmo Inc
30
56% Mar 17
Sep
29
Apr
10'A Sep
21% Dec
22
19% Sep
2
17% Jan
4
22% Mar
20
11% Sep
9
10% Jan
6
Garrett
Gar
12'A Mar 28
17
30% Jan
16
8
1
Gardner-Denver
11
Jan
—
Industries Inc
$0.60
21%
21%
4,600
12
'/a
12'/a
12
12
11%
12
11%
12
12
12%
1,400
1
7,700
_ioo
conv
voting
5
77'A Apr
12
3
General
3
General
pref____No par
Amer
26
75'A Mai21 %
34% Jan
31
32'A Oct
5
27
18% Jan
3
45% Jan
82
8
10'A Mar
140
14
25
General
$4.50
19
$8
American
Investors
2 7'A
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
93%
93%
10
25%
26
25 %
25%
25
25%
24'A
24%
9,100
.-Transportation—1.25
Baking Co common
5
79%
80%
79 3
79%
77%
79%
77'A
78 'A
78'A
79'A
7,600
8%
10,700
preferred-——,
General
Bancshares
27
General
Bronze
27
General
Cable
5
Corp
Corp
preferred
Finance Corp
Controls Co
25
29% Jan
5
17% Feb
7
33% Sep
23
83% Jan
11
38% Apr
14
61 % Feb
General
45'A Jan
31
General
70 'A Sep
28
99% Jan
4
10
74
Jan
3
General
Electric
38 % Dec
28
3 7'A Jan
19
45% Apr
4
General
Finance
18
75% Dec
14
68% Jan
10
83
Mar 21
Foods
33 % Dec
23% May 23
101% Jan
7
40% Dec
23
100 % Jan
5
76% Jan
•21 VB
32
35
19
31% Jan
5
Aug 22
107'A Jan
3
111% Mar
40% Jan
3
47% Apr
111
55% Jan
108 'A Aug
85% Aug
4
37% Jan
6
25
104
11
Jan
7
General
Feb
23
General
Mills
108'A Mar 27
40'A
42'A
-v.:
78%
78%
%
80
78%
78%
30 %
30%
30
30%
28%
29%
2
7 %
7'A
7%
7
7'A
28
General
Outdoor
10
General
Portland
22
Cement
54'A Jan
6
75% Mar 13
General
Precision
37% Jan
Equipt Corp
23
49 % Mar 20
Jan
3
88'A Mar 10
$3
9
92% Mar 10
$2.98
Api-
5
Nov
28
5% Jan
3
26% Jan
27 'A Dec
30
36% Jun
1
18 % Sep
28
20 'A Oct
19
33% Jan
29% Jan
29
6
5
$1.60
conv
General
Public
Service
31% Feb
9
General
Public
Utilities
54% Am-
14
General
2
General
6
3o »A Apr
14
General
Steel
General
12
25'A Jan
3
27% Apr
10
34% May 31
26% Jan
3
32 'A Apr
3
General
Tele
12% Oct
24
33'/a Jun
1
14'A Jan
16
20% Mar 20
General
41% Oct
25
81% Jan.
4
53% Jan
4
General
Tire
91
Jan
6
96'A Feb
26
93
Jan
10
100
Jan
5
103% July
5
101
Jan
5
30'A Jan
3
98% Mar
1031A Apr
34'A Apr
25% Oct
26
40% Ja'n
4
42 % Feb
17
61 Ve Jun
23
53% Jan
4
65 %
May 20
12,'A May 17
641/2 Dec
28
62
Jan
4
93
19% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
42
14'A Oct
26
19% July 18
Jan
13
91% Nov
22
87% Jan
4
5034 Jan
11
65% Sep
6
50'A Jan
20
17% Jan
3
95'A Feb
28
1
$5
3
preferred
5 % '><:
&
4
Georgia-Pacific
4
Gerber Products
6
Jan
19
6
97
Feb
21
27
96
Sep
25'A Jan
23
16% Oct
19
16'A Jan
3
22% Apr
14
1
23% Jan
8
13'A Jan
17
17'A Apr
4
Glen
3
45% Jan
4
10% Nov
23
1% Nov
20%
4
35% Jan
4
42% Mar
Jar}
11
ll'A Jan
3
14 % Jan
24
Alden
21
1% Jan
3
51 'A Jan
3
2% Feb 13
60% Mar 29
Goebel
4
6
33% Jan
4
3a
Goodyear Tire
24
29
28'A Oct
29
44 % Jan
4
35'A Jan
4
26
3% Jan
15
1% Jan
3
2% Feb
20
7% Dec
15
10% Jan
15
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
9
8 'A Jan
5% May 10
30
Sep
74
Jan
32%
17
Feb
24 'A
6
Jan
3
6'A Jan
42
Apr 14
61% Mar 30
41% Aug 24
4
11% Apr
12
Jan
5
35% Apr
7
35'A Jan
Apr 12
20
Oct
26
27
17
45% Apr
13
18
39 % Apr
26
7
32
Jun
15
25'A Jan
11
7% Oct
80
Aug 25
75'A Jan
4
80
Jan
3
19% Apr
3
35% Jan
3
51% Apr
10
151/4 Jan
31
301/4 Sep
27
8
411/4 Jan
18
26% Jan
8
Mar
3
6
(W R)
81'A
81
31
31%
29'A
30 'A
3,300
30%
35'A
36'A
36 'A
3 6'A
8,900
69 %
69%
69%
69%
70
71
69'A
70
68
69%
8,400
46
*44
Union
(W T)
16
26
19% Jan
3
52 31 .Tan
4
483A Jan
3
69
Great
5
46
Jan
3
51% Feb
23
Great
311/2 Jan
23
49% Apr
10
Great
Western
34% Feb
24
Great
32% Feb
11
4
19
15
283A Jan
143
139
Aug 19
32'A Mar 14
„
19% Oct
17
82
Jan
19
22% Jan
4
24'A Aug 29
97
17% Dec
23
29
Jan
3
144
12
4
Green
(H
35% Mar 20
Green
Shoe
24% Apr
10
Greyhound
7%
Mar 22
Feb
21
Apr
4
35% Jan
10
15
18'A Jan
3
22% Mar 21
67
Jan
3
72% Feb
16
$5
32% Jan
3
40
11
Gulf
11
72
Jan
11
July 25
37
Jan
4
T
see page
■
24.
93
Apr
4'A%
1,700
86%
1,100
34,400
46
100
6 'A
6%
29%
18,500
54%
19,000
23
23%
23
23%
23 'A
23%
22%
23%
22%
;A%
5 700
32%
33%
33 %
34'A
33%
34%
34
34 'A
34%
35'A
17,200
27
27%
27
27%
27
27
27
27%
*27
27%
2,900
30%
31%
31%
31
17'A
06%
97
31%
31
31'A
277,300
18%
30%
17
65%
30%
17%
31
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
84,300
65%
39,900
Corp
1
B)_—25
66%
—100
96'A
100
101'A
65%
96'A
65'%
common_83%c
97
101%
102
x33%
34%
34
17%
66%
97
102
34%
63%
64%
64
64%
88
8.9
18%
88%
18%
89%
18%
1
19'A
19%
19%
19%
113%
80c
lo
Co
4
113%
n6y4
5
68%
68%
No par
*95%
5
20%
96%
20%
18%
116
97
*101%
33%
63%
88 %
18Vh
19%
114%
6%
66'A
64%
97'A
*96'A
103
33%
33'A
33%
64%
89'A
18%
63%
87%
17%
1-9%
116
102
98
80
102
360
33'A
33%
64%
631/8
63%
88%
88%
90'A
18%
171/2
18
18%
18%
18'A
18%
9,300
113'A
114'A
115'A
13,300
69
69
112
69
69
8,200
19,300
3,600
33,100
3,600
*95%
20%
69%
96%
20%
*95%
20%
96'%
20%
16'A
*95'A
96'A
*95'A
96'A
20'A
21'A
21 »/2
22%
10,200
15%
15%
15'A
15%
50,800
40%
39%
40'A
39%
40'A
7,200
13%
12%
13'A
13%
13%
5,100
16%
15%
16%
39%
39%
40%
15%
40'A
13%
13Vb
13%
12%.
2 %
2'A
2%
2'A
2
2'A
11,800
2%
2'/a
59%
59%
60
58
60%
58
59%
57 3A
59
36,700
37
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36
36%
80,600
4
35
35%
1
59
2'/a
2%
■
36%
No par
preferred_No
34%
34%
34'A
34%
34%
34%
34'A
42
59%
57%
59
57
58%
59'A
60%
59%
60%
33,700
1
Inc
common,
2%
2%
2%
2%
2
2%
2
2%
2
2%
22,500
par
'8%
8%
8%
8%
8'A
8'A
8'A
8%
8%
8%
12,800
2,100
5
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%-.
35%
353/4
35i/2
3534
34%
35%
34%
35%
12,800
42%
43%
43%
43%
35,1/4
43%
35i/;j
6.25
common
10%
5
45%
44%
45%
45
45%
18,900
34%
33%
33%
27,400
2.50
35'A
—100
Stores—
Pacific
36%
33'A
35%
33%
78
78
78%
*77%
18%
"
16%
50%
17%
51%
16%
51%
17%
51%
17%
51
Tea Co—1
51%
79
26%
28'A
27%
24%
25
25
65 %
67'A
66 %
67%
65
67
No par
48%
47%
31%
49 %
49'A
32
48%
47"
31%
49%
48'A
32%
142'A
Prop_^No
Paper
*77
.,.1
Co
to
par
25'A
1
23%
24%
24'A
143
24%
Manufacturing Co—3
32%
24%
33
24%
33%
33'A
23%
24'A
48
48%
47%
48%
31%
31%
143% 144
23%
24%
32 %
33'A
23%
24%
91
91
92
*91
Ry
Financial
Co
Corp—1
Inc.,—
Corp
common
preferred—
preferred
Corp
97%
58
_i
—10
Rubber
Iron Ore
L)
65%
103
69%
12'%
16%
103
69%
69
39
5
—
;
'
142
3
No par
;
'.
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp,—1\
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
Oil
84 'A
86%
53 'A
Sugar com—No par
preferred,
—100
Apr
25% Apr
90
Oct
Jan
4
Northern
30
1
26 'A
footnotes,
13
20
Aug 19
34'A Sep
61 'A
For
3
'
25% Feb
'
■
5
Jan
19 3A Jan
84
87 %
88
29'A
Western
May
18% Dec
84%
88
6'A
4
&
Northern
26
84%
88
52 'A
Batteries
Northern
53% Jan
128 '2 Jan
46
84%
88
29%
Inc
Co
24
34% Aug 12
48%
84:%
50%
preferred
Great Atlantic
Gt
47
84%
87%
29
& Co—
Grayson-Robinson
Oct
24
49
84
88'A
6'A
City Steel
Dec
22 'A Oct
*47
84
83'A
*87
51 'A
Co
18
7
49
*47
par
29%
& Co
37
Mar 22
2,300
*81
32
35 'A
6 'A
common
&
42 'A May 10
28% Apr
81%
81
31%
50%
Granby Mining Co Ltd
3%%
1,800
29 %
Cement
$0.60 convertible
Grant
107%
a
;
Graham-Paige Corp
Granite
107'A
6 'A
(B F)
Gould-National
Grand
107%
52 3
Brewing Co__
Goodrich Co
Grace
107%
81
10
3% Jan
1% Oct
107%
29%
Corp
89 "A Jan
32 'A Sep
274,900
6%
Co
Globe-Wernicke
47% Jan
24'2 Sep
45%
51
$4.50 preferred—
5
7
45 %
29 %
Corp—
Gladding McBean
27
Mar
500
45%
81 %
80%
81
1
Dec
29
107'A
45'A
6'A
^
325s Sep
45
107%
19,700
47%
53'A
Glidden Co
34 '2 Nov
107'A
46
33%
1C9
32 %
____i
Brothers
11% Dec
88
47%
32%
109
29%
Co
Gimbel
%
47
*108'A. 109'A
6%
Inc,
Portland
Gillette
32%
108%
51
Getty Oil Co
3
321/4
108%
2 9'/a
(series
Rub
Apr
69 'A Mar
33'A
33 VB
109 'A
36%
10
preference
Apr
119% Mar 17
39,000
32%
32%
500
31%
6.67
preference—
Giant
52%
35%
—
19 'A Apr
6
51 'A
32'A
Electronics—3.33%
Corp
2.50
Genesco
Mar
51 %
36%
&
4
21
50'A
10c
._
Castings
Time
68'A"Feb
52%
Telephone Co of Florida—
5
25
$1.30
20,000
50
Corp___2.50
Refractories
25% Jan
4
Feb
82
1
Railway Signal—
25
45'A
81%
35'A
No par
3
3
6.4%
*44iA
81%
32
—No par
preference
20% Jan
62%
45'A
a
108 'A
33
81
15
preferred—No
12
Jan
43%
1
No par
Co__
preferred
conv
23% Oct
26% Sep
series
Advertising
convertible
24 'A Jan
59
1
—
34% Mar 20
71
65%
80 3
51%,
Corp
42% Feb
74 % Jan
63'A
*44'A
81 'A
52 %
7
10
65'A
45'A
80%
50%
4
22
64 %
*44'A
52%
10
22
65
45
81%.
79% Jan
5
217,800
62%
-89 %
35'A Apr
9
8,200
76,200
107 'A
Jun
Oct
18%
38%
106%
79% Jun
4
18%
38%
81'A
26'A Jan
23'
19
39%
63%
15
22% Mar
18%
38%
44
17
6% Apr
19 Vb
39%
62 'A
21
6
18%
39%
47'A
85% Jun
5
19'A
39%
80%
Dec
45
220
6,000
13,800
18%
46%
20
7%
39%
Motors Corp common—1%
$5 preferred
—No par
20
7
19%
108%
Sep
Sep
41%
39 'A
32%
57% Sep
41 %
18%
108'A
61
7
39'A
*78 %
38%
43%
common
preferred
$3.75
7'A
7
1
66% Jun
25
11,000
43
80
31
General
Preferred
43%
42%
5
Dec
82% Mar 16
4,600
30 'A
No par
28
.
10,600
20'A
*78%
3
5';
640
8%
30%
100
2
12
20
128%
78'A
.—
Instrument
37
6
Apr
21
8'A
5
Corp,
54
20'A
8%
127
43%
_i
41
1
July
July 13
43 % Oct
29
20%
21'A
r
78'A
Corp_
General
50% Jun
*20'A
20%
■'
M
1
Co
21
61% Aug
8
8%
42%
Dynamics Corp
30% Apr
22 % Mai-
8%
130 'A
8'A
29%
Inc
Contract
22 % Mar 21
8%
129%
8%
8%
1
Gen
15% Oct
8%
130'A
8%
100
Cigar
Mar 27
8%
130
8%
21
No par
com
4',;
Co
20%
8%
130'A
130
8%
8%
4
8%
8%
131
130
2
General
1st
8%
No par
Corp
2
8
200
25%
44% Feb
17
4,100
29
26%
9
5 % Feb
*28
5
*93%
Mar
4
4%
26 »/4
Feb
8'/a Jan
5
95'A
of
83
21
4%
26%
Co
33
Dec
5
26 %
22% Feb
27
5
*93%
;
Oil
77% Mar 30
14
12
com
5
Texas—5
preferred
28% Feb
Apr
6
Jan
8% Mar 27
31
34'A Jan
Aug 24
36% Dec
4
4%
29
Amer
Apr
7% Jan
5'/a
22
General
16% Oct
v
5
8,100
21%
2
7% Jan
14,400
*28%
24
127
51%
22'A
Feb
4
50%
29%
Jan
11
50%
21%
95
July 22
50'A
*28'A
27
9 Vb Jan
51'A
22'A
3
12% Jan
50'A
29%
3
146
51 %
22
10
16
50 %
29
20% Jan
30
51%
22 'A
22'A Jan
28
8,200
51
28%
92'A Jan
Oct
53 'A
22'A
6
8% Dec
29%
52'A
*27%
13
7% Jun
16
29'A
54%
1
21
137
15%
30'A
53%
50
99 %. Oct
-
15%
29%
54
Corp
26% Jan
86% Mar
15%
30
preferred
4
80% July
16'A
53%
Acceptance
May 18
1
15%
29
54%
convertible
4%%
General
Jan
58% Feb
15%
30%
54
1
17
12
15%
x29%
55
com
90
27% Apr
15%
30%
54
I 5
[*2
—_.
Corp
Wood
15%
30
"5
Co
——_-_8'.33%
/
30%
20%
*68
38%
142
31%
-20%
70
39%
*91
*
31
/
21
*68
39%
31%
21%
71
40
30%
20%
*70
39%
92
31%
21%
71
40
8,300
33 'A
33'A
79
78'A
78'A
16%
17%
16%
17 VB
16,800
50%
51 y2
51
51%
27,100
24%
24%
17,700
*78
200
25
24%
63
64'A
63 'A
63%
47%
48
47'A
48
15,400
48
48%
48'A
49
30,700
31'A
143
31'A
145
31%
144
32%
2,500
6,200
144
270
23
23%
23%
24%
11,300
31%
32
29%
31'A
5,800
24'A
24
24%
92
92
92
30%
30%
30'A
30 %
23,900
21
21'A
20%
21 %
7,400
23%
*91
*69
39%
70
39%
*68
38'A
32,500
390
'
70
391/8
104.100
18
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1702)
,
Monday,.. April 17, 1961
.
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1»«0
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Monday
Gulf
40
Feb
87
Mar
States
Utilities
Par
38% Jun
23
3514 Jan
10
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85% Jan
11
7
$4.20
dividend
preferred—,
84 Va Jan
7
91 y3 Oct
7
86 % Jan
4
91 Va Apr
11
$4.40
dividend
91% Mar
3
93% Apr
10
$4.44
dividend
preferred
preferred
82
91
87% May 18
97
Aug 12
21
4
Jan
103% Nov
15
102
Feb
16
103 % Aug
19
102
Jan
9
33 Va Jan
12
64
Common
49 % Mar 29
97 % Jan
11
24 '/2 Sep
28
Feb
24
35% Jan
3
36% Dec 29
104
Mar
105 Va Feb
2
No par
dividend
$5
14
Gustin-Bacon
39%
Sales for
the Week
PRICES
SALE
Friday
Thursday
April 11
April 13
April 12
Shares
,
93%
98%
86%
86 %
86%
87
87
91
91%
91%
91%
91 Va
91%
*91
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
91 %
*92%
39'A
270
360
91%
93%
103%
*102
103
*102
*103%
105
*104
105
45 Va
46
ICO
103%
105
'102
8,700
87
87
*86
86
91%
100
_100
39 Va
40
39%
40
39%
39%
39'A
40
86
1^00
—-
100
*102
103%
'102
103 Va
100
*103%
105
'103 Va
105
2.50
44%
47
45%
46%
45%
46%
*60%
62 VA
62%
62%
6 3 V'a
300
51 %
51%
49 %
51%
48
48%
48 %
48%
25,500
34%
34 'A
34
34%
34%
34%
4,800
25%
25
%
*25
25%
500
98 %
98%
*98
31%
32 Va
32 %
33
preferred
dividend
$5.08
April 11
Co—
8
27% Feb
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 10
STOCK
EXCHANGE
preferred-
Mfg Co
*103%
44%
45%
7,500
H
48
Nov
24
Sep
26
53% Jan
11
51 % Jan
4
42% Jan
3
31% Apr
19
25 Va Jan
4
Jan
4
22% Jan
6
28 Va Feb
9
106 % Jan
6
93 % Jan
3
112% Feb
13
55
4
21 % Dec
5
88% Jun
7
27
26% Jun
20
32 % Jan
25
26% Jan
28% Nov
25
47% Jun
21
31
57% Jan
5
47% Jan
120% Jan
9
July
5
Oct
24
129
46
25'A Apr
10
Harshaw
3o-/a Feb
17
Hart
20
Hat Corp
11% Jan
6
8% Feb
3
37% Feb
27
88% Dec
28
81% Jan
11
84
Aug 30
49% Feb
4
37% Feb
55
17
1
61% Apr
13
104% Dec
6
55% Apr
13
76
Mar
9
3
10
16
5
3
I
5%
Heinz
55% Apr
13
Heller
Mar 14
Helme
7
29% Jan
34
Jan
4
36% Mar 16
14
Feb
2
21% Apr
8
79
Jan
108
Jan
3
67% Jan
4
3
20
119%
L>ec
9
112 V» Jan
4
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
21
61% Jan
17
18 % Oct
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
3
40
Jan
98
111% Apr
78
23
5 %
154% Apr
3
Hershey
68% Apr
7
Hertz
15% Mar
8
60 % May 11
24% July 13
68
92% Feb
16
120
12% Dec
1
19
29% Oct
23% Feb
24
24%
23%
24'A
23 %
23%
23%
23%
28%
28%
28 'A
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
11%
10%
11%
11%
12
1
14%
8.33%
'61%
—100
63
61
62 %
59 %
60
59 %
60 %
84%
84 %
*83%
85%
85%
85%
250
47%
50%
49%
54
53%
55 %
54 ya
55%
37,000
71 %
72%
72
73%
73
73
71%
71
%
70%
71 %
2,600
38%
38%
39 %
38%
36
35%
35%
35%
35 %
830
19 %
19%
20%
20%
21%
16,300
92 %
92%
94%
92%
94
111 %
*110%
111%
*110%
39%
38 %
39 Va
38 %
36 A
36V4
*35%
16%
16%
16%
2 1/12
92
92 %
111
111 Va
75
75
*70
75
Corp
147
148%
143
149
144
149
No par
1
Corp___
preferred series A
19
37% Jan
4
30 % Jan
10
43% Mar 22
1
28% Apr
6
24% Jan
12
29% Mar 23
14% Dec
6
30% July
5
16% Jan
3
22% Mar 23
9% Nov
16
13
5
9% Jan
4
11% Mar 13
Holland
Holly Sugar Corp
23
May 20
28% Feb
42% Sep
37
30% July
30% Oct
1
29
56
7
13
30
Jan
4
32 Va Mar
29 % Feb
6
30 % Jan
Dec
22
51
Jan
5
67
7
5%
16
Rinehart
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
4
53 Va Jan
16
Homestake
40% Jun
2
67% Dec
19
65 V» Jan
3
85% Apr
lt
Honolulu
27% Oct
25
41 % Jan
May 19
Hooker
Chemical
4
34% Jan
3
81% Feb
2
90% Sep
13
83 % Feb
7
90
Apr
5
20% Dec
12
26
Sep
19
20
2
25% Jan
19
Hoover Ball &
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
4% Jan
10
Hotel
Mar
40% Mar 16
3
6
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Jan
5
19
16 % Oct
10
22 % Jan
4
16% Jan
3
19% Mar 20
38 % Feb'10
36 % Jan
13
16
36% Mar 17
27
Mar
7
35% Dec
4
70% Jan
79
9
33% Jan
19
Aug
19
74% Jan
4
Apr
5%
Mar 10
39
$2.25
7
Apr
Household
3%%
Jan
85% Sep
14
82% Jan
23
84 Va Apr
14
Dec
16
93
Sep
13
88 % Jan
10
90% Feb
23
4.40%
21
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
10
100% Feb
13
Houston
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
12 V, Feb
6
15% Mar 23
Howard
13 % Dec
2
24% Jan
a
14% Jan
3
23 %
Apr
Howe Sound
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
45
3
53
Apr
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
97
Apr
16
35% Jan
3
25
94
Sep
14
90 % Jan
10
90% Aug
24
93% Dec
27
92% Jan
4
25
13 % Jan
11
6% Oct
32
8
Jan
26
10%
10%
10%
10%
31%
4%
7
Hudson
14
51 % Mar 28
Hunt
43 Va
43 5/a
84%
834a
84%
5
37%
21
37%
38
90
87
88
21%
22
22 %
37%
%
5%
risgM
25
18%
18%
18%
18%
3
18%
18%
18
18%
17%
38'%
>38 J
38'/a
1
common
V
Inc
common
preferred——50
*38"-
•
5'Va
*
42%
78 %
*78 %
,—100
*82%
84 %
*82 Va
__100
*90%
91%
*90%
%
94%
93%
Sm
Ltd
4
Hupp Corp
Feb
15
5%
Indust
Inc
43
100
84 Va
43 %
43 %
11,700
*78 %
80
78 %
7?) %
160
84 %
*82%
84%
84%
84 %
91'%
*90%
91%
94%
93 %
43 %
43%
*78 %
*82%.
91 %
43%
80
'
80
*90%
93%
*90%
30
91%
94%
94
95%
19,900
14%
4.590
15
13%
14%
13%
14
14
141'a
13 7
21%
22%
21 %
21%
20%
21%
20 Va
21
44 503
49%
49%
51
50%
51%
51
51 %
51 %•
53
6.000
49 %
48 7
49%
__5
com
convertible pfd
10%
10%
35
20
49%
48 %
95%
93%
*95%
97
*95%
97
*95%
97
10
.10%
10%
10 Va
10%
49%
Vl>
a
13,600
97
97
*95 Va
50
97
48,400
lOVa
10%
10 %
35%
20%'
1
48 %
96
95 Va
35%
*35%
36 Va
*35%,
36 %
36%.
36 Va
500
xl9%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19 Va
5,800
35%
,_3
series A
Refrigerator Co__:
"
it
v97
48 Va
96
*
97
_50
common—
Hussmann
1,000
10,100
■-
23%
49%'
10
18
38
14%
96%.
28
18%
17%
38
49
47%
38% Feb
*38
22%
No par
96%
20% Apr
18%
18
38 %
17%
V
38%
1
<k
*95%
3
35 700
1
(Delaware)
100
3
5%
r
94 Va
—100
17% Jan
3.700
5%
18%
18 %
18
*38
44 Vi
44 %
78 %
No par
530
22%
1
43 %
93
08%
22 %
5%
5 %
18%
33%
*87
88
3,003
22%
22
it
y
38%
*86
55
5 %
5%
18 Va
_100
common—No par
37%
38%
*87
88 %
21%
X21%
37%
88%
5
.
B
34% Jan
12,200
43%
81%
A
7
89%
43 %
81%
series
5
40,200
43%
80
series
21% Jan
7,800
85%
43 Va
81
preferred
39% Jan
42%
43%
79%
preferred
26
42%
84%
42%
5%
27
63%
64
5%
Oct
39%
62
63%
4
16 % Oct
*30
63 %
64 Va
97 Va Mar 16
11% Apr
2,700
31
30%
63
Corp
&
31
31%
63
common
Lighting <fc Power
Foods
3,700
62%
preferred
Bay Min
10%
1
___
preferred—_j_
Co
10 %
62
Inc
preferred—
Stores
"30%
*30%
30%
22,500
10%
*30
31%
31
31 Va
31
*30 Va
1,100
20%
3C%
10%
30%
12,100
29 %
19%
_10
America
Finance
65% Jan
84% Feb
10 %
31'/a
39%
*28%
19%
10%
20
*30 Vr.
preferred—
77
Jan
19%
No par
convertible
88
8
20%
lo
39%
28%
19%
19%
—30
39%
3 9 Vs
*28%
20%
250
660
2,200
23%
39 %
29 Va
19%
69 %
9%
39%
39%
29
1,600
9%
29%
39 %
29%
16,400
140
*136
9 «/a
40
66 %
69
69%
140
9 %
9%
9%
39%
9%
68 %
*137
139
139
10
'
6
80
140
12.50
Corp
convertible
*
69 %
*68%
68 Va
68%
136
28%
_—
Houdaille-Industries
Mar 13
44% Apr
27%
5
Bearing Co
of
22,600
28%
50c
$4.25 preferred-
Corp
28V 4
28
„
Winston
Corp
27%
28 Vt
5
Mining—
Oil
28 %
27%
10
common
&
128.300
27%
25
preferred
48%
27%
2.50
common.
Co
convertible
Holt
Mar 16
Furnace
26
46%
46%
68
series A
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Corp
65
25%
44%
138
2,100
66%
44%
9%
100
700
145%
47%
43 Va
68
8,000
111%
26%
4574)
*134
4,500
t
25%
43 %
100
pfd
conv
65 %
66%
25%
1
__
Hotels
66
25%
45
No par
(conv)
Corp
67%
26V4
38
8,200
75
145 Va
146%
143%
67
,
*72
75
75
25%
68%
26
_.
16
Jan
67 %
25%
91
*110%
,_l
—
140
5%%
91
*110%
5
3
Hilton
17
92 %
7
pfd
Va
36
Jan
2nd
6,000
49 Va
15
7 Vs Feb
$4%
210
10,000
14%
85 Va
62 %
36
21
Hill
40%
114
48
;_______
3%%
14
14%
*84
63
39
Jan
20
110 %
14%
84%
10
Chem
Mar 22
111 %
13 %
84%
75%
Heyden Newport
Jan
*40 %
10
107%
14 %
111%
28% Mar 22
69% Anr
13%
106
*70
23% Jan
6
104%
15%
14%
40
40
40
41
106%
105
15 V'a
11
11%
11
X40%
40 %
109
9,800
2,300
11,200
A__1
class
100
Co
Jan
11%
11
40%
107 %
.
preferred-No par
4
66
15,400
28%
1
common
A
Hewlett-Packard
117
32%
2 5'A
Hewitt-Robins Inc
July 13
32
27%
No par
53
Aug 22
32%.
24 %
1
28% Mar 30
3
32 %
69'/a
32 %
preferred—25
36% Mar 17
Apr
33%
69%
32%
1
Chocolate
Co
11,700
5
_
class
71
68%
_
common
Powder
conv
23
300
71%
69%
32 %
preferred—
$2
Jan
127
71 %
127
69
5
non-cumulative
Hercules
4,100
57%
*125%
70 %
*125%
___5
common
Motors
57
56%
56 %
57%
127
33'/a
—
Industries
(G W)
77c
Hercules
56%
*125%
57
30
3,400
14,000
67%
(W E) '& Co
14
7
Co
Curtis
%
125 VA
56%
%
32%
—
preferred—
Helene
75 Va Mar 16
5
Dec
(H J)
3.65%
Mar 16
33
125 %
common—
71J/4 Mar 21
32%
58
Inc
87
33%
127
50
Industries
32
33
57%
preferred
Hayes
4
82% Dec
of America
32%
33 Va
*125%
Marx—__
4
15 % Apr
Aug
70
Co
&
32%
33
l
Inc
Jan
111% Aug 26
Chemical
Schaffner
32%
33%
32%
32
103
__1.23
Corp_
Corporation
Haveg Industries
Mar 30
20
33% July
18
13% Dec
3
Jan
47% Apr
50% Jan
13% Feb
43% Mar 15
115
36
29 % May 12
32% Jan
Dec
81
9
\
I
102
*98
32 %
100
i
25'A
*24%
25%
100'A
*62
*62%. ,63%
32%
32
l
*24%
100 %
24%
102
7.50
com
34%
34 Va
34
24 %
"98
2.50
Refrac
preferred
3
23 % Jan
Jan
6','b
23
205/a Jan
77
Harbison-Walker
Harsco
11
Jan
1
_10o
Hammermill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co___
16
33%
5
common
preferred
Harris-Intertype
Aug 31
11
Printing Co___
Watch Co
12
29% Jan
5
F)
convertible
28
18% Oct
Jan
4 7o
0
4
13
Feb
(W
Hamilton
58 Va Mar 28
127
6
9 % May 25
16
71% Apr
Jan
24% Jan
26
51%
15
2
8 % Oct
62
51 %
11
16
61% Feb 17
61%
_5
Hall
37 vR1eb
26% Sep
27
25
Co
32% Apr
50 y8 Dec
31
Water
Halliburton
3
24
22% May 26
Hackensack
10
Mar 23
21% May 24
34% Oct
28
35 % Feb
3
Mar 24
42
121
Feb
51% Apr
I
46
57% Aug 24
53
Jan
3
61
Apr
11
Idaho
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
26 Va Jan
3
31 V8 Jan
27
Ideal
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
40% Mar 21
Illinois
Central
Jan
71
Illinois
Power
41
27
62% Dec
30
58
Jan
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
41
Jan
4
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
43 % Jan
20
44
% Aug
9
46 % July 27
44 % Aug 15
48% Feb
45% Jan
22
42% Jan
4
41
Feb
11
49
23
Apr
11
Power
Co
Cement
RR
23
49% Jan
25
4.70%
44 % Jan
4
47% Apr
12
4.42%
43 % Jan
18
43 % Jan
70 Va
*41%
42%
43 Va
*42%
43
*48%
49 %
*48 Va
49 Vi
*48 Va
49%
48 Va
48 %
*48 %
4 9'A
*46%
47 %
*46 Va
47 Va
47%
47 %
*46%
47'A
*46%
47
44
*43
44
*43
44
18
4.20%
45
Feb
27
Indiana
Apr
10
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
4
13
36 % May
12
19
Jan
7
2
19% Feb
3
88
18
147
Mar
'Jan
5
40% Jan
3
49% Mar
25
43 % Jan
15
33 % Jan
3
50% Apr
35% Jan
Feb
5
35% Dec
23
29
49 % Jun
15
Feb
21
Jan
50% Jan
34% Nov
86
17% Feb
71% Jan
145
2
29% Oct
29
22% Jan
86% Apr
154
preferred
Nov
2
1
407% Mar
8
38% Sep
23
139% Feb
93
July 11
34.% Feb
609
18
Dec
29
50% Jan
19
Industrial
11
30
42
38 % Mar 13
45
Apr
14
90
95
Apr
6%
Inland
18
21% Jan
3
580
Apr
27 'A Mar
Jan
3
42% Jan
3
52 V8 Apr
733
3
2
Mar 17
11
2
148% Aug 25
142
% Jan
4
1*7*74 Mar
Feb
8
36% Aug 24
34
Jan
5
47% Apr
12
80
25
77% Jan
3
81
Feb
17% Aug
Oct
Interlake
Iron
Business
Int'l
Harvester
7%
preferred
Int'l
Minerals
4%
32 % Mar 29
International
71
Apr
13
Int'l
21
86% Jan
8
9% Dec
30
19% Mar
2
Feb
6
70% Mar
2
-54% Feb
14
21% Jan
5
35% Apr
11
International
Rectifier
12
4(V"«* A or
14
50%
48%
49%
49
49%
49%
50%
16,100
42 %
*41 %
42%
*41
Mining Corp.
41 Va
41 %
41% :
94
94
95
95
'
25%
25%
52%
51 Va
705
146%
145 %
50 Va
52%
145%
146%
•
30%
29%
30 %
31 %
68 Va
70
69%
71
70 %
31 %
30 Va
30%
66%-
68%
67%
69
"
% Feb
24
International
Packers Limited—„. 1
18 %
18%
18%
19
17
International
Paper
32%
33%
32 Va
33 %
32%
*94 %
94%
94 %
94%
*94%
26% Dec
10
6
14% Feb
24
7
69 % Mar 28
41% Jun
20
139% Jan
3
95
Jan
3
123% Mar
38
Aug 24
60% Dec 16
33% Jan
3
37 V2 Apr
58
3
32
Feb
17
17
26
Jan
Jan
31
32% Jan
11
48% Dec
30
,44% Jan
4
38% Jan
15
33 % Jan
11
May
pu% Aor
Int'l Rys of
Cent Amer
47,200
Salt
37%
36:11
No par
112 %
114%
No par
36%
37 %
36%
37 Va
37".
37 Va
25
86
86
86
86
8 6'A
89
23
37 %
37%
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38
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38
33
38
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39 Mi
200
par
60%
60%
60 Va
60%
59 Va
60%
58 %
60
60 Va
00%
47.390
42 %
43%
42 V'4
42%
42 Va
42%
42 %
43 Va
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43 Vt
1,300
47 %
47 Va.
46 Va
47
46 %
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89%
89
90%
,
common.;
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preferred
International Telep
International
&
Utilities
Teleg No
Corp
com—5
49
Mar 29
preferred
____25
Aor
13
Interstate
Dept Stores——
—_i
9
Interstate
Power
Light
$2
convertible
4
46% Aug 26
42 Va Jan
3
52% Apr
11
Iowa
36% Mar
l
43
Dec
21
41% Jan
3
47 'A Apr
10
Iowa-Illinois
32% Mar
4
40
Aug 23
38% Jan
25
Co
Elec
&
Gas
Power
&
5
$6
preferred—
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Circuit
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90%
22%
*51%
1
46%
47
10
41%
41%
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50c
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7
113
51%
46%
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41 %
27%
27%
27 Va
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2 900
111
37%
37
88%.
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37%
88 Va
Va
89%
4.000
47
700
92
97
88%
96
16.900
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23
22%
23 Vt
46 Va
.
1.100
46%
3.800
40 M,
40%.
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52. Va
46%-
41 %
46
41
47
51%
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5.500
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20%
27
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27 Va
27
27%
120%
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13,300
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10,300
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15%
15%
1,700
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18%
18
18%
18%
18%
14.700
83 %
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83 Va
83
83
350
63 Va
64
6,000
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1
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33
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52
52 VA
%
114%
22%
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23%
119
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116'%
115
43
90
5
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Electric
Power & Light Co__—
Island Creek Coal common
30
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3.50
Iowa
20
40%
35%
23% Feb
24% Feb
39
-36 V*
97
10
37%
36 %
4
19% Feb
36%
Resistance Co_„„ 10c
4
4
35 200
International
12
44% Jan
33%
24%
20% Jan
27% Jan
3"
33 Va
40 % Jan
119% Apr
3°%
35 7
51% Jan
3
340
Vt
34 Va
9
3
1
35%
14
21% Jan
la
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34%
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115 Va Jan
11 M.
60%
1
Silver
7
2.100
11%
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62%
International
7
1 400
11%
61 V4
11%
*61 Va
4
Sep
75 890
99 Vi¬
11%
27
36% Jan
2P.iro
33 Va
32
62 Va
45% Apr
58 % Dec
124
94%
11%
21 % Dec
26
20 %
Vi
20
33 '/a
*
61%
18% Jun
Jan
50,300
12%
46 Va Mar 13
43
6 290
71
63%
May 10
33% Jun 17
10
500
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11 %
International
4
27,900
82
*94%
20%
32%
94%
20%
1.340
147
63%
International
60% Apr
1r%
33%
95
Va
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com
preferred——
7
3
19
27.700
No par
5%
12
38% Mar
-
*90
9.900
25 500
51%
47%
46
29 %
3C %
2.50
146 Va
146 Va
81
*80%
26
722%
50%
46%
43'A
80 %
No par
25%
716
51
145%
146
;
110
81
45%
80 %
5
common
26
715
50%
10,100
94
44
44%
80%
35 % Feb
preferred
25%
708
6
51%
45
81
45%
No par
92 %
44%
44%
*80%
95
$4
7
;
41 %
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42
41%
xG2%
26 %
25%
26
711
702
5
.
of Canada—
*41%
42
42%
40%
7
32% Feb
4
9,700
50
3
35
31
47%
4
25
Oct
47
15 % Jan
7
Oct
47%
*41%
145
10
46%
94
51%
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47 V.
43
703
18 800
1
152
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46%
41
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19%
81 '
81
81%
152
*145
94
697
19
19%
18%
80%
80%
152
47%
93% Feb
3
1,700
2.200
47
-
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28
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19
20
7«
79 %
81%
147
15
Jan
■
15.900
7
7
6%
6%
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18%
18%
80
147
30
% Apr
30% Apr
18
18
18%
81%
152
94 % Aug
44
115
6 7 it
31% Dec
32% Dec
20
6%
it
21% Feb
91% Dec
33% Jan
7 %
67
6%
.100
com
:
3
Nickel
100
_
Chemical
3
22
57%
40%
No par
'
&
preferred.
58% Jan
40
39%
57%
*41
1
5
:
common:.!
25% Jan
24
38%
58 %
80 %
5
.
Machines
30
Oct
39 Va
58
"145
_100
Corp
Int'l
8
common
preferred
21
23
38 %
49%
59% Dec
23
39%
58 %
47%
26% Dec
22% Dec
100
Co__
5
Dec
31
57%
18 %
1
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
30% Dec 22
55
40
58 %
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc__
1
6
29
38%
58 %
6%
No par
__
Corp
10
30
■
40%
48
4% %
100
59
47 %
14
69% Jan
100 pesos
common
Intercheinical
___
Va
39 %
No par
12
Jan
Steel
*43
44
*43
42 7i,
43
43
59
par
Rayon
preferred——
44
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Mexico
—
Ingersoll-Rand
70%
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_i
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6
3
50
Corp
Electrica
9
24
6,900
69 Va
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59
28
70 Va
70%
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10
Dec
70
70%
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23
Sep
71
43 Va
50
65
69%.
42%
32% Jan
145
13,300
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27
S
17,400
38 Va
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23
20
59%
43%
57% Aug
Feb
27 %
37%
60 Va
43
50% Dec
8
26%
38%
.4.-50
preferred——
3
28
37%
*59%
70%
preferred.
5% Jan
27 Va
38%
6i
*42%
22
25
11,200
28 Va
37%
*41%
_.
17
8% Feb
60 Va
27%
38%
50
preferred
38% Feb
5% July 11
60
28%
37%
15
preferred
4.26%
31% Nov
13% Aug
61
27%
38
50
common..
4.08%
30
Industria
59%
28%
—50
Co
4
Va Jan
General
60 %
28
5
No par
Co
43 VB Apr
Jan
59%
37%
lo
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.
.
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12% Dec
1
Jan
12
10% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
76% Jan
26
87
20
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40% Oct
24
52% Apr
76% Jan
22
83
44% Jan
13
53% May
6
8% Mar
49% Dec
1
48% Feb
82
3
17% Mar
3
19% Apr
11
Jefferson
27
84% Feb
14
Jersey
14
73
Jan
6
62% May 31
55% Feb
13
79
73% Jan
4
Dec
13
9
18% Dec
5
15% Jan
6
89% Jan
4
58% Jan
3
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
98
3
47% Jan
38% Jan
11% Dec
8
For
13
Jan
13 % Jan
8
.
95% Mar
29 % Oct
Sep
14
80% Jan
21
footnotes,
see page
8
24.
13
Jan
3
Jan ~3
3
Jewel
7
Mar 21
iio% Mar
28% Feb
48
13
Mar 20
Co
&
Inc
Lt
4%
—
pfd —100
common—.
preferred—5—
Corp
Johnson—
1
lOo
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63 %
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83%
83
84
83%
64
63 Va
63 %
63
83%
*81%:
70
98%
95
92 %
99 %
Logan Inc.——
50c
LaUghlin Steel common. 10
/ 23 %
23%
22%
23 Va
66%
'68%
68%
69 3 4-
100%
10C%
100%
16%
16%
17%
v
5%
<&
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preferred
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Jov
92%'
series A_,_
(Earle
M)
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Co_
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1
_
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101
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m;
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22 Va
69%
100%
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24
23%
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23 100
71%
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94
70%
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83%
70%
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93%
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69 Va
64
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69%
70
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63
63 %
83%
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15%
15
71
68 %
&
Jonathan
--
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83 Va
5
Johnson
15
19% Apr
Tea
Sulphur Co—
Pwr
Johns-Manville
12
Mar 22
Lake
Cent
3%%
7
70% Apr
101
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Mar 23
83% Feb
74
2
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100%
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44,500
■
460
10G%
19
19%
44
6 200
-
43%
10,700
19%
44
'
43%
44%.
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■
~
7; 500
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
(1703)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
April 11
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
April 13
Wednesday
April 12
Tuesday
April 10
STOCK
YORK
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year i960
Lowest
Friday
the Week
Share?
April 14
K
32
Sep
86
29
54"% Jan
6
37% Jan
13
Oct
5
111 Va Jan
5
96
Jan
23
42% Jan
12
6
44% Jan
11
101
105'/a Oct
Mar
11
4'/a'/e
Mar 28
4%%
Chem
&
1.3
103% Jan
18
119
Apr
3
4%%
Jan
11
110% Jan
18
116% Apr
3
4%'/t
(ser
59 Va Dec
29
58% Jan
8
May
48
17
70
8
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17
75 % Jan
9
79% Apr
11
87
Jan
20
84 % Jan
27
86% Apr
12
86 '/a Jan
95'/a Oct
5
92% Feb
6
95% Mar 28
4.50%
85
Jan
4
88
Mar 22
4.20%
88'/a Jan
3
25
6
82 Va Mar 18
90
857/a Feb
9
90
62% Sep
29
79% Jan
34 Va July 12
37% Sep
Oct
10
July 28
68% Jan
8
36,
16
Jan
91% Anr
3
39
11
Apr
50
preferred
100
pfd__100
4.357c
Kansas
12
4%
9
54% July
8
50% Jan
4
60
Feb
23
Kansas
Gas
23
39 % Aug
24
37% Jan
3
48 % Apr
3
Kansas
11
12
16% July 11
12% Jan
3
23% Mar 10
50% Jan
11
62% Mar 17
*67
Electric Co
:_No par
Light Co__—
Kayser-Roth Corp
i.___
Kellogg Co____.__.__
Kelsey Hayes Co____L_____2
Apr
6
51 Va Dec
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
6
31 '/a Feb
23
36 % Jan
23
Oct
13
30 Va Aug
17
25% Jan
3
40 Va Apr
Kendall
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
73% Jan
3
90
30
55% Jan
8
52
4
71% Apr
v;
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,
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30
Apr
65% Dec
21
28 % Nov
62% Jan
i,
31% Nov
7
46% Jan
5
62% Feb
11
89% Dec
20
21
4
48% Aor
4
38% Mar 10
82
18
3
26 % Jan
30
Jan
9
93
111 %
Apr
Feb
12
18 '/a Dec
16"% Jan
26% Apr
31% Jan
6
25% Jan
3
27% Feb
9
24
46% Jan
4
36
3
44% Mar
2
7
82 7. Apr
11
Jan
Jan
78
3
conv
17
36% Dec
31% Jan
4
68'/a Mar 30
Korvette
29
33
Jan
12
28
3
34% Apr
11
Kresge
26 % Jan
Jan
Mar 27
10
34% Jan
6
21
11% Dec
5
20 % Jan
8
11% Jan
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
30
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
317. Mar 27
Laclede Gas
27 7. Mar 11
36 7a Dec
21
Jan
25
28% Jan
4
41% Mar 29
Lane
25
Mar
19
Kress
Jan
16
KroehJer
34% Apr
6
38% Feb
3
23
14
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1
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V
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9774
36 7a
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36%
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4374
~
8874
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&
13 V4
13%
31
32%
31%
347a
36 74
35%
;
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Paper
-
36%
1
82%
62%
10
Co—5
33 7a
21%
.
647a
33
.
21%
'
1874 Feb
27
Jun
4.32%
Jan
26
14% Jan
3
6
117a Jan
1
27 7a Jan
2
23 7a Jun
20
30
2474 Jan
6
Mar 15
13 7a Jan
327. Aug
13% May
14% Dec
10
22
27
257a Oct
25
-
16
25
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Lear
Co
series
A—
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3
15 7B Apr
10
3
337a Feb
16
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement-—^
2 7a Mai- 21
Rubber
Tire—w
&
10
69
,
86 7a
95 7a
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94
95
95
89
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89
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91%
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10
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80
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59
587a
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59
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20%
21%
44,200
59 7a
58 7a
59
58
587a
33%
33
33%
33
33%
7,700
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3874
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24 7a
25 7a
14,900
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83
62
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36.890
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38
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53,200
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17 7a
18
17%
17%
17%
18
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14%
15 7b
14%
31
29%
30
Jan
4
151
46 7. Nov
23
61
140
Aug 31
0
146 7a Jan
4
I
49% Jan
151% Mai-
10
5
Jan
.
24% Jan
597a Mar 16
6
Apr
18
28
Sep
61% Jan
23
23
Jan
3
12% Jan
4
34 7. Aug
10
23% Jan
26
57% Jan
12
96% Dec
20
87 7« Jau
18% May 11
32% Jan
4
26 V2 Jan
26
48% Mar 30
19
5
15% Jan
10
30
14
Feb
17
Aug
44 7a
4
t
1
17
30 7a Jan
56 v4' Aor
3
201
Feb
8
14074 Dec
27
30% Jan
13
43 7a Dec
30
41% Jan
119 7a
119 7a
120 7a
119%
120%
120%
39 74
39 74
39 7a
39
39 %
39
39 7a
39 7o
39%
15,500
55%
54 74
55%
54 74
54%
54 Vb
54%
54
54%
31,000
14
43,900
92 7a
12,300
2
6
Aug 19
3
13
96
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
3478 May 18
130 7a Mar
4
102
Jan
Sep
14
42 7a Sep
2
39 7a Jan
136% Jan
4
52% July
7
78% Jan
14 74 Dec
30
20 74 Jan
49 74 Dec
6
917a Jan
26
Mar
4.257c
3
4.357c
54% Aor
14
Feb
27
144
77c
56
32 Va
30%
series
127
124%
127 7a
44
Feb
Mar 22
Dec
23
44% Jan. 16
55
Mar 28
7
48
4
857a Aug 18
.'
16
5
20% Feb
38 74 Jan
'4-
"87% Apr
7
_
23 7a Apr
11
Macy
.
„
27%
28
27 7a
27%
26,700
23 7a
29
27%
28%
167 7a
167 7a
527a
56 74
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877a
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87 7a
88 7a
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88 7a
88 7a
88 7a
51
142%
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17%
17'A
17%
17 Vo
17%
17
1774
9,000
76%
7174
757/»
71
73
71%
73 74
21,000
18%
18%
19 7o
18%
18%
187a
18%
7,500
18%
__10
common__10
287a
*115 7a
52
53 74
52 74
87
87 7B
87%
87 Vu
22%
22 7a
22%,
493/e
49 %b
50%
48 74
75
847a Apr
Manhattan
Manning Maxwell & Moore____12.50
3
26 7a Feb
27
6
57a Jan
22
7a Jan
3
5% Jan
27
4% Jun
4
12% Dec
29
18% Jan
4
12 7a Jan
4
22 74 Oct
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16 74 Oct
25
4074 J'-.n
6
40 7a May 23
54% Dec
44% Feb
17
59
Dec
89 7a Jan
4
93
19% Apr
Mnremont
2
4
63% Mar 17
12
54% Jan
3
73
Mar 28
9174 Jan
26
96
Mar
•
3
Mar 28
29% Feb
19
38% Jan
40 74 Oct
31
53 % Aug
1
72 7a Jan
5
Jan
19
65% Jan
4
72
37% Mar
3;
34% Mar 10
3
4'
52
Aug 31
74
Jan
3
78 Va Mar 14
Aug 26
75 7a Jan
5
78
79
7
29 Vu Jan
6,
44 7b Jan
717a Aug 29
77 Va Aug
68
Jan
Feb
78'/a Feb
24
21
19
70
18
78 7a Mar 23
Apr
10
Marshall
4
Martin
3% 7c
12
31
75 Va Jan
5
25 74 Dec
6
23% Jan
3
46% Mar 28
Mays
July 29
44 7a Jan
18
367a Jan
3
47 7a Apr
Maytag
7
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
26 Vv Feb
3
41% Dec
21
37 Vo Jan
5
28 7a Sep
28
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
4
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
70
Dec
19
80 7a Feb
29
7174 Jan
4
Dec
8
94 7a Aug
5
99
85
Dec
27
867a Dec
19
Nov
9
39 7a Jan
4
5
27% Nov
45% Jan
11
15
May
Oct
Apr
Apr
McCrory
3
■37a%
9
123
Mar 30
Mar
44
7
26
3„% A^ir
13
3
40% Anr
7
13
27
18% Jan
11
14 74 Jan
16
31% Oct
20
27
Feb
43 7c Mar 22
24
14 7a Dec
24% May 11
35% Jan
4
31% Nov
18
5174 Jun
23
5% Dec
20
15% Dec
7
317a Aug
4
Nov
28
20 7s Nov
21
85
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
8
30% May 25
73
70
Jan
Jan
25
8
Jan
15
9
48
Jan
7
47
6
Jan
84% Sep
7
Dec
29
37
967a Jun
84
A-ug 31
76
Mar 17
24% Mar 10
24.
48%
13,100
22
2174
22
2574
25 74
25
25%
25
25 74
25 74
25 74
25
25
1,100
57a
5 7a
5%
5 7s
5 7b
5
5
5,C00
19 7a
18%
19 74
18%
18 7a
19 7b
18 7a
19 74
26%B
26
2674
25%
26 7b
26 7b
26%
26
26 7b
17,600
22%
24 74
22 %
23%
22 7a
23%
22
23 7«
22%
23%
32,30 J
55
577/B
57 74
58
57 7a
58%
57%
59
58 7a
58%
16,700
69 74
71
717a
72
*94 7a
Feb
14
33% Apr
13
81
$3-50
33 %
32%
33%
32%
34
307a
307/i
30%
3.1 74
3i.
317?
49%
50%
4974
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78
78
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79
77 Va
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78
77 7a
49
;
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77
50
/V
3174
49
10
33%
83,300
3174
31%
95 7a
32%
33%
71%
*93
95 7a
33
32%
.
71
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31%
4,500
49%
13,000
49%
507a
3,700
-
3 (r
79
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79
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79
77
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77 7a
40
70
70
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70%
320
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79
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79
70
70
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70
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79
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79
42
42%
40%
43
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41%,
41%
44
45
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47
47%
47
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47
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47
47
47
46%
3,400
63%
63 7a
64
5,500
46%
15,600
64%
6574
63%
65
61
6374
60%
53 %4
52
53 74
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53
-
52%
55
51%
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34%,
34%
35
34%
35
34%
34%
34 74
34%
3,100
18%
18 7a
18%
17%
18%
18
18 7a
18 7b
18 7a
49,800
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100
917a
917a
100
957a
96
preferred
100
&
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123 Va
123 7a
1
37 V4
38 74
957a
122
907a
93
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90 7a
96
96
122
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95%
96
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122
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91
927a
92 74
97
5,703
353340
95%
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123 7a
>122
123 7a
120
36
36%
9,900
100,700
367a
37%
3674
36%
35%
37-
29%
30%
317B
33%
32 7a
34%
,
29 7a
30
29 %8
40 7b
40%
38 7b
40 Va
38
38%
37%
3874
37%
38 7«
27,803-
1
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37 74
38%
37%
38%
37 Vo
377a
38
387a
37%
32,500
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
R'bbins
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preferred
29
29
29 7a
29 7a
4,403
30%
30%
307a
30 7a
30 7,
30%
3,000
45%
46 7a
45 74
46
45 74
45%
18,000
30%
307/B
307a
30%
9
4474
45%
45%
46%
1
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common.:
18 7a
5
100
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:
1
39
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7
18 7a
39 %4
xl6
29 7B
65/B
6%
6%
6%
18 74
18 7a
18 Va
18 7a
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397/b
38 Va
39 74
387a
39
6%
*
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6%
6 7a
6%
4,900
18 7a
18%
18%
1,400
39
38 7b
38%
10,000
91
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91
89 Va
91
3174
30%
30%
30%
30 7a
30
30%
307a
307a
14,800
31
33 %e
3474
34
34%
34%
34 7a
34%
35
34 '
11,603
81%
81%
83
81%
81%
82
82 7a
91
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91
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817a
82 7a
—-3%
38%..
39%
385/B
39
8574
86
85
86 7a
16%c
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33%
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—'
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6%
10
*
Cemenit
Co
16
29%
29 7a
1
Inc
series
Stores
15%
29 Va
16 7b
29 74
A
2,100
16
29%
16
par
No par
class
Corp common
preferred
Mq"genthaler
94 7a
79
common
Co
72%
94 7a
.2.50
Portland
&
72
97 7a
i
Shoe
Merck
72
71
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70
a
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47*%
Mar 17
977a
7a
Publishing
Melville
;/
1
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preferred (1st series)
Mercantile
1874
1
3074
Medusa
4
24,000
series—.100
1959
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10
4%
3,600
26
Trucking Co—
Corp
5 74
5%
70
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
5%b
18%
preference B
17
6
5
preferred
28
90
*
50,800
48 74
21%
common-*.
'nr.
39% Apr
20
83 74
49%
20
—4
G)- '& Co
&
817a
84 7a
48 Va
Aircraft Corp
( A
,20,00iK
81
Porcupine MineSi.—No
McKesson
837a Mar
16
77% Jan
McKee
49%
82
series.No par
McGregor-Doniger Inc
McTityre
48%
3
(J
McGraw-Hill
49
_No par
McGraw-Edison
McLean
31 %
6
33 7b Feb
2
see page
Jan
80
McDonnell
48
20
No par
35% Feb
3
88
McDermott
8
907a Feb
19
30 7a Jan
conv
49 Va
6,400
__No par
Corp
5
7
1945
convertible
572%
18,230
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com.
Inc„
convertible
Apr
44% Mar
9
23% Jan
30
23
197. Mar 17
3
Apr 14
2974 Mar 16
13
$6
230
22%
23 7b
50 %■
Corp
7%F'b
3
Jan
35 7a Jan
88
307a Dec
footnotes,
347a F"b
5
5% Jan
16
.
For
Jan
36% Mar 16
4
28 74 Jan
26
16% Mar 10
30% Jan
McCord
87 7b
22 7a
19%
—5
Corp..
1
30% Jan
21% July 25
McCall
52%
87
22%
77 7a
_
Inc—
3
98
3
22 7a Jan
A
20
37% Apr
18
28
M C
97 7a Jan
5
28% Jan
29
24
867a Jan
30
51%
87
22 7a
49%
Products
Co_.—
35 7b Feb
'
94 7a Mar 16
30
Mar
55 74 Feb
68
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53%
87
50%
No par
preferred
(J
53
87 7B
21
preefrred 1947 series.No par
$3.40 preferred—
—No par
Oct
53 7a
*48
77
$3.75
Jan
487a
495/B
May-. Dept Stores coinmon__
18
20
300
48%
*48
20 7b
No par
preferred
1,600
14,600
74 7a
1
Co
$3.75
41
22
*
Masonite Corp
31
22 74 Mar
Co
&
29%
116%
50
preferred
72
6
Automotive
Field
74%
39 7a
49%
Marine Midland Corp_____
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
517a Jan
29%
'116
40 %
100
6
28
21
30
116%
72 Va
Exploration__
Feb
29
3
26% Oct
Oil
74
j
Co
Shirt——_u.-___u._
Maracaibo
39
_____!
!
Magnavox Co
26% Feb
-
Jan
19
48
53
51V2 Apr
4
23% Mar 30
21 Va Jan
48
87
3
8
40
52
3
18
40%
_1
4
19% July
40 74
*48
Jan
27 7a Jan
116%
40 Va
49
36% Jan
17
29 7a
116%
29 74
28%
117
417a
2
26
29 7a
*116
48%
28%
117
48 7a-
23
157/a Nov
28%
117
18%
407b
Jun
19% Sep
19
100
common
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&
10,000
17 74
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4,400
57 %4
75 7b
21%
<P
58%
17%
48 74
-
200
143
58 74
75 7a
50 7. Jun
Mallory
143
59
17 7a
55
13
63.500
52%
53 74
142%
747a
17
16% Jan
54%
52%
1
26
46
110
56 74
Oct
33
88 74
57 7a
1
Fund
87 7a
88 74
55
227a
Madison
Magma
*85 7a
87 7a
74
Copper—--____-_________io
3
10
87 7a
5574
4 7. 7c- preferred series A
2
13,100
Vi
55
31% Feb
Mar
51
60
54
1017a
58
7
7
143
170
87 7a
*85
142%
5374
143
53
1017a
"
59 7a
30
.
52%
53 74
142 74
168 7a
53 7a
103
55 7a
Dec
21
52 %a
142 74
52%
143
175
52%
'1017a
103
87 7a
59 7a Jan
3
53%
53
*1017a
*87 Viz
34 74 May 10
16% May
'160
175
*160
3.33V3
Forbes
Co
103
55 7a
103
*85 7a
Inc-.___u.____—5
preferred (w w)___;.
50
(R-H)
53%
58%
Co___
&
173
*165
*101 7a
*1017a
Trucks
574%
v
'
82 74 Jan
27%,
24%
28 7b
54 7a
preferred
Mack
23.500
27 Vu
237a
7a
MacAndrews
50
58,300
24 74
40%
42%
59
23
5
30 7a
23%
41%
56%
31-'"/a Feb
3
29%
24
100
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
43
Jan
El Co
23
32% Jan
29%
23 74
___5
Nashville
20% Feb
6
2 8 V«
23%
100
Lowenstein. (M) & Sons Inc
17
28 %
23%
53 7a
Lukens
497a Feb
42%
27 7a
24
55%
18% Mar 28
52% Jan
41%
28%
50
76% Apr
7
42%
277a
(Ky).Nopar
3
.
io3;eoo
41%
28
59
3
6%
41%
41%
58
Jan
Mar 21
31,700
27 74
llOO
14 74 Jan
119
41.000
129%
128
40%
10
preferred,.
53
,
4,900
32%
130%
10
common...
4
6
47,100
5674
12674
103
4
12
31%
1267a
100
Gas
2774 Jan
19,530
33%
123%
__4
com
&
115 7a Jan
•nr
"56
55%
l
Louisville
16
230
152
__i
preferred
&
5,200
1
_____
common..
E
Co
131
500
307a
31%
Louisville
30
Jan
317a
56 74
31
8
41% Dec
79
33%
557a
129
21
55 7a
32%
32%
Inc
D
,*150%
v,; * 54
Va
56 74
6174 M>r
6
33
■
55%!'
34 7b
preferred
Steel
55
315/B
58% Mar 28
31
55%
56
3
29% Oct
37% M'ar
series
917a
9174:
1517a.
3374
Lighting
(P)
54 7a
13 74
13%
9074
1517a
33
Co
series B preferred
Lorillard
13 7a
91%
150 7a
90 7»
567.
preferred—
conv
Island
55%
13%
13
150
3474
4
Aug 16
83
124
5%
9
Mar
4.847c
Long
54 7a
55
13%
92%
1507a
32
Jan
July 12
8
28
8
90
3
Jan
14
10
Feb
13%B
917a
150
56
Inc___
Lone Star Gas Co
Apr
13%
91%
150 7a
129
3374
Cement' Corp_____
Star
54
50c
50% Jan
51
1
22
7a Jan
21
Lone
877a Mar
3
1
Sep
27
150
—.5
Aircraft Corp.—
Loew's Theatres
56 7. Apr
104
Mar 29
142
Lockheed
62
170
87
1
114% Dec
1
85
90
47 7. Dec
18
Jail
22
87 74 Nov
38% Feb
15% Oct
135
Industries
Ao
13%
21
127
__2.50
Litton
277a Feb
.39
21%
—_5
Co—
11
>/ n
21%
G.800
118 74
No par
9174
Link Belt
45,600
5,200
Corp___
.idv
4
100 7a Jan
111
7"
17,700
2 74
31,500
54 7b
Lionel
130% Anr
i
22 % Jan
4
367a
29%
5%
5
357/e Mar 29
22 7a Feb
197a Nov
;
•
14%
2 7a
28%
!
Corp
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.t.
Ling-Temco Electronics
3;
Nov
43 7< Sep
20
14%
29 7a
2 74
5 7a
com
McNeil & L-ibby
j
7
Liggett & My^ers Tobacco com—25
77r
preferred____-_________-iioo
6
14%
30 Va
2 7b
14%
29%
14%
29%
14%
15
.3074
6,300
,■___5
RR—
Libby
j
51
39 74
28 74
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
9
*44
39
57/a
14% Mar 22
Mar
51
40
28%
9
v«
3074
30
*44
14,600
5%
3
»
160
63%
33 7a
28 7a
4
6
13
2,100
11,100
837a
5%
Jan
12 7a Dec
917a Jan
26 74
41%
4274
82 Vis
26 74
2674
41%
82%
417a
*82 7a
*26 7a
43
28%
10 74 Jan
5
.
2274
81 %
24
9 7a Oct
15,600
38
5%
49% Jan
467a Oct
48%
447a
28 74
Lerner Stores Corp
"78% May 19
11,500
103,600
28%
Valley Industries
conv pfd series A
Lehn & Fink Products.
1\
69%
1 1 1 7/a
42%
48
*45
i
41
68 74
107
28 7b
3
'f
37,400
100%
39
38
' 88
24%
267a
42%
82Va
627a
33 7a
2174
13%
687a
108
28%
7
•
89%
67%
1047a
28%
t
Am-
887/a
68 7a
104 7/»
1
40 74 Apr
,.
8974
1,800
2 7b
4
13
-
*21%
4
23 7b
■
6,800
2%e
4
74
9
22
"
*38
39
22%
Jan
13
28% Sep
70>/o .Tan
40
*87
91%
7a
Jan
79 7a Dec
130
89
'
7
29
50
<
5%
28% Mai- 20
Apr
3,100
80
*86
*21%
3
Jan
70
*7974
86
5%
26 7a Jan
41
69%
80
86
2%
29% Jan 22
22
69 7a
*7974
86 7a
7974
22%
6 % Mar 22
Lehman
120
57a
22% Mar 22
3
247a July 26
*114
2 7i
4
4 7. Jan
Valley
120
22%
16% Jan
15
$1.50
*114
1
4
8
7% Jan
Lehigh
118
40
30
.
15
*115
No par
1 V'b Jan
197. Jun
Lehigh
1.7
118%
„„LNo par
37/a Mar 11
26
28
,
24%
16%
30%
51%
200
*115
2 74
3% Oct
22
4074
23 V6
_5
£
—
Lee
40%
29%
*44%
29%
50
50c
Bryant___
12
16 7a Sep
1 7e Dec
*43
25
Inc_.
Apr
18
;
22 7a
4
common
preferred
300
47%
68 7a
87%
67%
88%
26
267a
437a
10774
477a
120
387a
8274
63Va
34»/4
21%
13 7a
32
10
-
-
38Va
88%
5.700
*105 7a
47
118%
467a
19%
3974
38
46 7,
106
47
57%
.'
,
101%
45%
106
477a
46%
*90
407a
90
68 7a
38 74
36
*37%
•
57
,
47V 20 7a597a
33%
5
Inc——
Co—
P
327a
397a
87 74
67 7a
s
38%
267a
42%
8274
627a
33%
21%
13 7a
100
CO—
H)
56
*467a
207a
".*59
42%
8274
10
Mfg Co__
Kroger
:
1
(E J)
(S S)
38%
38'/a
26
100 G
preferred—;
14% Feb
80%
55%
47' '
88 74
25%
1
j.-.
_
4%
v'.:
5
Royal Dutch AirlinesKoppers Co Inc common-
27% Sep
19% Jun
7
25
____1
KLM
Mar 21
83
-
q
__„
Kimberly-Clark Corp__
King-Seeley Thermos Co
10
2
34% Oct
77
1
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
10
25% Dec
Jan
7a%
4
7
16% Dec
Co_
50c
Copper—
No par
Kern County Land Co__
,
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
l
32% Jan
36% July 18
July 22
Jan
9
80%
55%
4674
20% >.-.20ys
*58%
597a
32 7e
327a
38%
39%
85
867/a
68
69 7a
-98
99%
l
Kennecott
46% Sep
.
8.75
—
89
91 %
37%
preferred-—_____50
&
*87 *
91%
>
80%
80%
par
„
92
*90
100
_
Power &
non-cum
*94
100
___:.
*85%
46%
457/a
108%
45%
"106
*47 r.
*115
*116
68%
79%
86 %
*94
*87
45%
46
107 Va 108 %
.*47
47%
*116
119
*116
120
66
68
*78%
79%
*85%
87 %
*94
95%
•.
79%
87%
95%
89
*78%
ICO
City Southern com___No
31% Feb
36
•
100
*
preferredpreferred——
preferred.:
43% Feb
Jan
».
__
4%
82% Mar 22
10
of 1959) conv
10J
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
79Va Aug
80'/a May 23
45
45%
*107% 108 Va
*47.
47%
*116
119
*112
120
•
67%
67%
33 %
Corp
convertible
122 % Jan
3
Jan
Alum
preferred
preferred—;.—_—u_
convertible preferred
47
30
74
108% Apr
Kaiser
125
Sep
45
46% Mar 14
*76 7a
25c
29 %
78 7a
30
*81%
*38%
86
39 7b
38%
38%
*38 7a
86%
85%
86%
85 74
*76 7a
78 Va
76 Va
76 7a
29 7a
29%
29 Va
32 7a
*75
32%
77 7a
33%
*75
317a
39
87 7a
77
32 7a
300
803
31,303
100
50,300
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1704)
20
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
18 Va Feb
23
81/2 Dec
16
9Va Jan
42 Va Dec
28
701/2 Jan
4
45 Va Jan
3
24% Jun
16
12% Jan
3
6734 Apr
YORK
Monday
20
14
4514 Dec
16
41% Jan
3
671/4 Apr
84
Nov
14
81
Jan
5
85
Mar
93 Vu Sep
8
89% Jan
10
97
11
Mesta
54 Va
Mar 27
Machine
Co—
_5
6
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
5
75.Vi Feb
15
82
Oct
10
81
Jan
23
83% Feb
10
3.85%
75 Va Jan
19
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
24
82
Jan
17
3.80%
preferred seriespreferred series—
Jan
4
85
Aug
11
90
Jan
3
98
Mar 16
4.45%
preferred series
3314 Dec
4
35% Feb
49% Apr
20
Jan
22
40
Feb
17
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
49% Jan
5
25 Va Mar 16
22
Dec
41
58
88
Jan
5
95 % Dec
8
93 % Jan
May
2
40 y2 Nov
15
39 y4 Jan
97
10
30
58
4
15% Oct
21
26 Va May 16
19% Jan
Feb
4.35%
preferred series--
1
Middle
71
Midland
9
Midland-Ross
Enterprises
5'/a%
Mar 10
1st
491/4 Mar 14
Midwest
Minerals
&
Apr
13
Corp
Chem
Jan
4
170% Mar 10
24
88
Jun
17
70 V% Jan
17
84% Mar 20
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
30 7/# Apr
14
34
Feb
6
Minnesota
&
31 Vz Feb
24
38% Aug 31
37 y2 Jan
4
35% Jan
4
44
Apr
6
Minnesota
Power &
28
July 12
27
1614 July
30
7
Mar 10
178% Jun
1
24 y2 Dec
35
29
Aug 16
140
35 Vu Jan
45% Apr
11
Mission
Jan
6
34% Jan
3
40% Feb
3% Jan
3
24
5%
23
Mar 27
42V4 Jan
23
Missouri
42% Feb
27
Missouri
Portland
5
24% Feb 28
Missouri
13% Apr
Mohasco
Industries
1
19% Jan
15y« Jan
7%'
Oct
60
Jan
4
1
Oct
80 y2 Mar 11
62
Jan
4
87 y2 Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
3 % %
73V2 Mar 29
12
Nov
70
26
8
11 % Oct
26
914 Dec
13
6V2 Dec
9
35 % Sep
29
6
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
13 % Jan .11
81/2 Apr
14
IO1/2 Jan
19
19% Jan
Monon
Machine
class
RR
8
20
51
Feb
3
39
Mar 10
3
24
Monsanto
16
31
35% Apr
12
Feb
24
57 Vb Sep
12
34% Mar 24
3974 Jan
30
30% Oct
25
37% Oct
10
34% Mar 27
37% Feb
23
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
4
28
Jan
3
34% Mar
10% Sep
26% Sep
29
28
14% Jan
7
11% Jan
9
171/4 Feb
15
Moore-McCormick
47% Jan
19
291/4 Apr
10
17
26
24% Jan
5
Jan
i
Montana
24
98
27
34%
34%
35
49 Va
4914
49
49
49%
49 V#
49 %
49 !4
49%
49%
500
51
51%
51%
51'%
51
51'%
51
51'/#
50%
50%
3.000
96 V#
96
96
12% Nov
7
19
Mar
37% Feb
16
Morrell
8
257# Apr
10
Motec
96'%
96 %
47%
48'%
4814
48'%
48
48 %
48
24%
24%
25%
25
26
25.
25 3
152'%
157
155
Apr
Mar 17
3
3
20%
35% Feb
4
39% Mar 29
M
31
251/2 Mar 20
Mueller
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
17% Oct
25
21
21
17% Jan
30
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
29 y8
Sep
12% Feb
1
11
23
0
27
Feb
8
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
12
26% Jan
10
32% Mar 28
66% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
44
Motorola
Motor
Ve
241/4
96
'/#
S
153%
15314
158%
14,200
82%
81%
82%
81%
83'%
83
84'/4
83
83%
37.900
31%
32
32
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
3074
31%
7.700
42
4214.
42
41
41'%
401,4
40%
41
41
42
42 3
#
13,400
281/4
28%
8,300
39%
17,300
154
*411%
153 "4
1541/2
43
4414
44'/#
45%
4414.
45
42%
43%
28%
30
28'%
23%
28'%
2.8%
28%
28%
38%
39%
39'/#
39%
39 %
40 14
39%
5 'A
5%
514
5
39%
40%
900
5
5%
4%
38 74
38'/#
38%
39
5
51#
5
'
8,300
39
39
%
38'%
38%
39'/4
391%
38'%
39
38%
3874
38%
23 i/a
23
23 'A
23 V#
23%
22%
23'/#
22%
13%
12%
131/4
121%
13'/a
121/a
13
121/4
12%
71
*701%
5,000
23
1314
_100
38'%
40
23
5
39%
38 Va
39%
71%
7214
*78
*78
79
3.600
2,900
70,700
260
19%
18%
8%
8%
*8%
71'%
*70'%
711%
71
79
71'%
7214
18%
*78
79
79
79
79
79
18%
1874
18%
18 %
4,700.
8%
8%
300
•
18%
19
9%
1
18%
9
*8 Va
9
9
7
7'%'
*7
180
700
7
7
7
,
7%
71/8
*71#
7%
2
45%
46 >/#
45'/4
46'/#
45'/#
46%
46 %
4674
45%
46%
4.7,900
5
371/2
37%
37i%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38 '4
4,800
—No par
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
4,900
36%
37
37
37i/o
37
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
*351/4
Co
shs
1(500
100
36
*35%
31%
31 V4
31%
311#
31%
31
31%
30'%
31%
58,100
15
14 %
15
141#
14%
13%
1374
13
13%
16,200
Co
—10
2914
31
29%
3014
29%
30'%
29%
2974'
Inc
1
251#
25%
23%
25%
2314
24%
23%
24%
90'%
92
881%
901%
891/4
89%
8814
_3
90%
30
29%
19,200
22%
23%
25,100
88%
|
90
24,600
16%
7,700
5
16%
171%
17
17%
16 %
17 3
10
32%
33%
33
33%
3314
33%
33'/.(
33%
33%
33%
No par
36%
38%
3614
38%
33 Va
3714
35 %
38
27%
39
42,900
1
23%
23%
24
24'%
23%
24
23
23
23
23
3.200
5
2314
23%
22
23%
22 'A
22%
22%
23 %
22%
23 %
8,500
1
511/8
5114
51 'A
51 %
5114
5114
51%
51%
51
51%
1.400
lo
29%
29%
2914
29%
28%
2914
28%
2874
28%
29
7,700
34
34 %
35%
34%
37%
Supply Co
Inc
Co_:
Brass
*35%
36
35'%
141/4
Co—No par
Lines
1
12
Corp
Fuel
*3514
36
351%
31
1,000 lire
&
&
Industries
L
520
1,900
94,500
4
8214
.___1
Inc
Wheel
Mountain
10
48
24
152%
—1,000 lire
Ward
(John)
9
1
961%
48 %
23
1
Co
American
Industries
11% Jan
75 Vb Jan
47 Vt Dec
Sep
Stamped
5
19% Dec
96%
48
100
Shares
Montgomery
29% Jan
16% Jan
20% Jan
19
1
92
May 31
96%
96
Mining & chemical—
American
4
23 y. Jan
29,100
341/8
No par
Power Co—
Montecatini
Oct
100
35%
34
V
No par
25
11
96%
34%
*94%
33%
;
Utilities
30
60% Oct
82
*94%
*80%
98 '2
34
25
Chemical
31% Aug
Sep
*80%
96%
——
33%
common
Tool
Montana-Dakota
25
33 Vu Dec
82
90
—
83
■
2
44 Ve Jan
2114 Jan
8
83
82
A
33 Va Jan
26 % M'ar
*81
*94%
Co—6.25
Class B—
Mar 21
6% Feb
4
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
Monarch
96%
83
*81
No par
Cement
preferred
preferred—
4.20%
Mar 28
96%
*80'%
——
Inc.
*94
95
Public Service Co—
3
15
11
96
*94
82
2.50
Pacific RR class A
4
Sep
*94
—5
14
Jan
96'%
*95
97%
82'%
83
Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp——10
38'/# Apr
22 Va
*82%
94%
1
6
39
83%
*81
No par
48 Vu Jan
15
2,500
67%
83%
10
Light
7
17
83%
66%
*80'%
Paper
33% Dec
Feb
*821%
67%
83%
96
,_100
6
I
82%
71,300
95,900
82
—10
6% Jan
17
67%
l
20
29% Jun
66'%
83
—5
3% Dec
341/2 Jan
671%
96
Inc_
RR
55%
82
Corp _'.
Missouri-Kan-Tex
,.
!
*81
Mission
30% Mar 22
62
100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg1.50
Minn Mining & Mfg—
—No par
3
55%
67 '/a
83%
100
'
Inc
Ontario
57
57
—100
Pliilipp Corp
8
Oct
60
55%
12
*81
common
123% Feb
551/4
11 'A
56'%
66'%
66
100
preferred
Corp
Oil
26
3
Utilities
South
56
Shares
11%
10%
11
10%
April 14
April 13
11%
56%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
*95
pfd—100
13
10%
Sales for
PRICES
April 12
*82%
No par
3
83 Vz Jan
30"% Jan
11%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—12.50
74% Jan
86
April 11
Par
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 10
STOCK
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
17'%
17%
161/2
8
74
3,000
N
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
13
Jan
12
40
Oct
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
13
17'/2 Jan
Dec
1
25% Apr
25
10
77% Nov
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
12
July 18
8
32% Aug
4
22
30
157% Aug 12
1
11% Mar
Jan
3
26% Jan
27
10
70% Jan
8
41% Mar
8
181/2 Apr
4
Natco
591/2 Mar
1
National
NAFI
16 y2 Mar 14
National
Airlines
12
National
85% Mar 30
Biscuit
Jan
3
1541/2 Feb
3
14% Apr
3
7%
16
8% Jan
149
.
Aviation
National
^
Corp_
Can
Co
59
19
88% Dec
20
78
Sep
19
1441/2 Jan
5
1201/2 Jan
19
17% Oct
19
Jan
4
98
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
160
9
Aug
132% Sep
24% Dec
7
21
55 Va Jan
621/2 Feb
6
97
Apr
3
4
95% Feb
3
Feb
9
7%
27
6%
149
Apr
7
Jan
4
23% Jan
3
125
154
129
Feb
9
26% Mar 23
Fuel
Gas
6
43
Jan
6
25 y4 Jan
3
12
Natl
40
Jan
14
28% Jan
17
32
Jan
31
National-Standard
98% Jan
4
Jan
17
901/2 Feb
28
National
16% Oct
31
28% Jan
14% Oct
28
Malleable
221/2 Jan
20
National
Sugar
21% Mar 24
15 Vb Jan
6
National
Tea
13
Jan
4
5y8 Jan
3
14
National
Theatres
29% Jun
10
21 y8 Jan
9
25% Mar 17
National
Vulcanized
Natonas
23
69%
70%
10,200
27%
27%
44,000
3
10% Apr
5
14
27% Apr
10
24
141/4 Apr
4
Neisner
26
29'/2 Jan
6
*127
129
*127
129
_1
26%
26%
26
26
26
26
26
257#
25%
Cast_No par
30%
31%
32
32 1/4
32 '.4
33%
32 Va
32%
3 2'A
32%
10
30
30%
30%
30%
*30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
86%
87
86%
87'A
86%
87 %
87%
87%
87%
87%
7,900
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20
20%
3.500
19%
20'A
19%
201
Corp
i
-No par
Television—1
&
Fibre
Co__.—1
Co.—
13
3
24% Feb
8
New
England
Aug 30
79% Jan
9
83
Feb
9
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4 %
6
79% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
75% Mar 22
47% Aug 22
43 % Jan
3
58% Feb
321/2 Jan
May
7
9
3
34% Mar 29
14% Dec
6
31"% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
22
Mar 21
New
29 % Mar
8
39% Jun
13
37% Jan
3
46
Mar 22
N
2'% Oct
25
6% Jan
6
2% Mar
9
41/4 Oct
25
12'A Jan
5
5
9
25
Jan
N
12'% Dec
Mar
4% Jan
8% Jan
Y
37% Jan
11
13
Jan
3
23% May
5
29'% Sep
14
28% Jan
3
72'% Jan
4
80% Aug
19
75% Jan
23
33% Mar 15
65'% Jan
14
69% Mar
7
74% Jan
4
Jan
15
80
99'% Feb
2
92 'A Jan
20
181/4 May
39'/4 Aug
73
17
Mar 28
76
Aug 17
80% May
4
88'% Aug 18
108
102 '%
22
Aug
9
Sep
7
38% Jan
3
18% Jan
23
Apr
5
81 '/2
Feb
27
451/2 Apr
14
10
68% Mar
72
71% Jan
751/2 Mar
76% Jan
83
82
Jan
88
103
Jan
108
12
12
25
2 i 3
common—No par
431/4
43%
431/4
78%
23
23 1/4
*82
83'%
100
6
4.85%
Jan
15
19% Jan
29
41% Jan
6
30% Jan
25
106'A Jan
4
98
Jan
117
20% Jan
19
12
23
Jan
24
11'% Mar
171/4 Dec
29% May
Dec
12% Feb
2
13'% July 12
22% July 20
6
49
24'/2 Apr
4
18
12
561/2 Apr
3
Feb
24
Mar 14
13% Jan
20
Jan
12
10
Jan
Share
:
Western
&
Ry
Car
103% Jan
106 % Mar
1C3'% Jan
4
112
Sep
8
108% Jan
113% Mar 13
101% Jan
13
110
Sep
20
106 % Jan
Jan
68
Feb
20
Northern
Central
Jan
39% Apr
14
Northern
Natural
7
35% Oct
25
48
4
41% Jan
22% Jan
25
29% Aug 26
27'/a Jan
10
33
76'% Sep
87 % Sep
72
12
77% Mar 23
Jan
51/2 %
5
78
8
Jan
Apr
29
86
791/4 Jan
11
7
14
87
81
80
Jan
5
Sep
9
Aug 25
86% Aug 24
Jan
83% Jan
83
Apr
11
5
83% Feb
14
83% Jan
5
Apr
861/4 Feb
6
231/4 Feb
9
4
28% Apr
14
31
14
41% Jan
For
footnotes,
see page
24.
4
19%
41,700
41%
41%
24,700
63% Apr
Air
14
59% Mar 20
3%
$3.60
51/4%
2,900
6 J#
2,500
15%
4,000
341/4
x33Vu'
33%
*80%"
82'A
*80%
81
44%
451/4
44%
6%
15%
15%
14%
15'/2.
34
34%
34
3414
33%
34''4
33%
*80
81'A
81'/4
80%
80 %
44%
45 %
44%
45'»
—1
81
45
69%
72
70 'A
70 %
72
71'A
74%
73%
74
73 %
74
73%
741/2
82
81%
82
80
81%
80'A
87
86
86
*85
87
107
107
1 09
l"i
*85
70'A
*106
*100
23
49
107'%
107
101%
23
108
*106
101%
*100
23 Va
50 Va
48 'A
108%
106'A
'A
49
10
108 »/4
30
*
*
1v/8
106%
23%
48
13%
13%
13'/#
■
0
*105%
101
24
23
—-
2,800
23 %
5014
5,000
105 %
49
104'A
106
—_
100
106%
*100
10,400
23%
*23
23%
300
13%
13'/#
*13'/#
13%
1.100
18'A
18%
18%
18'A
43 %
45
45 3 #
46%
46'/#
56'A
57
57
571/2
57%
18%
43%
44 3
56
56
66%
67
*63 V2
67
66
%
66'/#
6 6'A
35%
361/8
3#
36%
3 8'A
3 8 Va
104%
104%
*104%
105%
104%
104%
*104%
110 %
*110
111
108
108
10
35 VB
*104%
105%
*109%
110%
110%
IO71/2
107%
*106%
18%
18'A
8
%
18%
18%
108
35 3
4
3
J
110%
*107
44%
45%
44
32
45%
46%
45.1/4
45%
22%
32%
32
'A
321%
32
5
32 %
75
75%
74%
75
751/4
75'/4
74%
85
85
85
841/2
84%
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*8 4%
410
2
87
*85
106%
48%
105%
*23
23
81 *
660
74%
81%
•
101
105%
*100
23
370
71
741/4
80'A
8 6 J/2
19,500
'
56 V2
67
Vu
106
23
43%
36
*84
241%
24
18%
*66%
*
24
56 Ve
—.—1
*70
711%
73 %
*81
42%
100
6,500
45%
110%
110%
*107
108
■
47 3
3,700
8
88,600
57%
10,100
66%
250
39 %
30.800
no
105
110%
60
'
70
108
43%
741%
22,700
32 %
5,900
76
32 %
#
321/4
44%
44 0
76
*841/2
85
85
*83
84%
*83
84%
841/2
*83
84%
*84
*84%
85%
*84%
851/2
84%
84%
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85%
*84%
85
*85'/2
87%
*851/2
87'A
550
■•!
50
84 %
*33
87%
*85%
871/2
*85%
58%'
59%
591/4
60%
59 'A
60 3
#
'
*851/2
30
87%
59
61%
61
63%
42,100
20%
21%
21'/8
21%
21 %
21%
21'A
21%
21%
12,200
10
21%
Inc
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
27%
28%
4,600
—25
27%
27%
preferred
29%
29%
x29%
29%
29'%
30%
30%
30%
31
4,900
5
30%
__62%c
56V4
571/4
56 Va
57 Vb
56%
56'#
56'/2
56%
56%
56%
8,400
Airlines
conv
.
6%
'
44%
5
Northwestern Steel <te Wire Co
Norwich
3%
63#
3%
6%
15'A
J
Northrop Corp
*3%
15'A
3%
33#.
6 %
15'A
preferred series
Northwest
3%
3%
6%
100
3
21% Jan
18%
41%
15'A
preferred series
26
13 !
19%
41'A
(Minn)—
Co
$4.11
15% Jan
27
Pwr
$4.16
7
23% Jan
Jun
18%
41 %
Ry
States
86% Mar 22
41% Jan
22»% Dec
19%
41 %
5
Pacific
871/2 Feb
4
59
18%
'/a
100
100
4
20
19%
42
6'A
preferred series
preferred series
31% Jan
27
19
41%
100
Common
7,200
19%
.100
.—100
Northern
73
42
151/4
preferred
5.60%
72'A
19%
$4.08
31V2 Jan
371/4 Sep
9,000
84% Mar 10
13% Oct
171/4 Sep
11,800
—100
8
4
54%
32%
preferred series
Dec
31
53%
32 Va
$4.10
47
Nov
Ve
32%
21
24% Mar 31
22
54
31%
._50
preferred—
preferred
5.80%
Northern
50'/# Mar 22
72 %'
53%
»
3%
Gas Co
Mar
70'A
54 7
6%
Ry Co
30
110
72 3 4
#
41%
Corp.—
64
9
210
32
70%
#
6%
Aviation—
American
6
26,900
83
54 %
_1
Corp
American
North
Mar 29
70
23%
31%
*13
North
68
79
23
*82
32 3
131/4
Norris-Thermador
*78
55%
10
—50c
;
—
3
321/4 Sep
83
72 7
X13 Vb
preferred
14
107'% Aug 24
23 %
83
71
6%
53% Mar
6
78%
23%
541/4
23
57% Apr
17
78%
83
31 %
23 'A
45 % Jan
28
79 %
23 %
83
32%
*23
41% Apr
26% Feb
79'2'
23
541/4
Adjustment preierred.————*0
22
62'% Dec
2,900
72 %
1
common__25
20
99'% Jan
5,100
43%
12'A
71
——-5
Cr>rp
Nopco Chemical Co—
Norfolk
1,500
24%
43 %
32
com_No par
100
100
—100
100
100
100
Dec
25
671% Jan
-
48% Dec
Jan
36
Niagara
12%
24 %
43%
23'%
—
preferred
preferred
preferred--
5.25%
1
90'% Oct
23
4.10%
3
Mar
12'A
£4%
100
—
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
3.40 preferred
Apr
12
43 %
53'%
Corp—
Gas
preferred
preferred
16,700
24%
3%
preferred
3.60%
37.500
43%
No par
Electric
3.90%
3,000
9%
26%
9%
26
25
Co—
Shipbuilding Corp
6
»
100
York
Mar 17
106.400
1
Hartford
Common
20.200
a
24%
15
Railroad
&
1.900
1
;
series A
5%
100
400
4,500
5
__10
Dock
Dry
&
Brake
9%
250
-
8,
24-%
26%
83
23 '/#
*82
129
7
24%
79 '/a
*78
78%
1
pfd_100
System-,
9%
26
1)27
21.100
151%
12
11%
24 5
State
103V4 Mar
98 % Jan
26% Sep
5
Apr
26 %
12%
New
$3.75
26 'A
10
26 7
7 %
24%
94%
93%
151
*
No par
Preferred
Y
9%
#
7
7%
24%
43%
«
20%
24%
25
Common
35
9%
26%
•
6%
#
9%
24 7
10%
—
Haven
24
30
19%
20'%
7%
7
24
121/4
N
7
*25%
43i%
Central
New
201#
7
24%
27%
Chicago & St Louis Co
Y
20'%
93%
231%
Electric
Air
York
6-%
24
20i/4
9%
Mining Corp__
York
20
20 %
93%
1
News Ship
Newport
Va-
26'«
—.
preferred
Newmont
New
20
92'4
—5
Inc
Newberry Co (J J)
3%%
96
128
Jan
23% May 11
*95
126%
21% Jan
33% May 11
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
128
2
55
1
8,100
*126'%
Neptune Meter Co
85
13,900
61%
93%
9% Jan
8
1,200
29%
61
151%
22% Jan
75% Jan
87%
29'A
61
931/4
4
3
87 V*
291/2
eo%
151%
14% Mar
8
87'%
29'A
61
94
34% May 24
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
Mar
87
29i%
60%
152
1
Mar
88
29'/«
61%
*150
1
80
*87'/4
29'%
61
150
Nov
46
87'A
29'/4
150
Dec
3
87
61%
93%
10
74
87
29%
61 3 8
151'%
24
36 Vu Jan
86%
Corp
Bros
8,500
'
29'/#
5
5% Jan
19'/2 Feb
22% Aug
23
——1
15
29
4
41,700
31,200
92%
29
21
13%
90 7#
150'%
Nov
24
13
90
5
18
Jan
13%
90 'A
22%
4
7% Jan
220
13
89'A
27%
Co
27% Jun
153%
13 %
90
100
Co
31
19% Jan
153 'A
13%
86%
10
Ref
28
71
153%
14
86%
10
Co
434 Oct
36% Oct
1531/4
13%
851/4
70%
Corp
5
Nautec
153%
153 'A
141/4
100
18'/2 Oct
4% July 22
1531/4
Va
23
1951_:
Steel
&
Steel
19 Vb Jan
Apr
152
13
100
28
8
I531/4. 153'/4
"
69%
Co
Service
Linen
12
4
9,500
.
"...
27 %
preferred B
Sep
20% Jan
6,500
83
.
22%
preferred A_.
68
8
27°#
8i y#
;•/
27%
common
24 % Dec
33 % Apr
27
81%
No par
Co
251/2 Oct
80
271/4
811/2
5
Gypsum Co common—
Lead
National
20%
83%
5
$4.50 preferred
National
27%
82
,
09 %
Register
Lines Inc
Products
pfd series of
National
5
Jan
84% Jan
92
26%
82%
23 '/4
27
49% Oct
27-:/
82
27%
35% Jan
4'/4%
26%
81%
Qi/a
22%
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
National
27%
8
68 'A
27
30 '/a Mar 29
8,900
27
■\
7.800
2,000
68%
30'/2 Feb
921/2 Feb
13%
23'%
9
4
13
28
25 Va Jan
3
13%
67%
11
83% Jan
131/4
27%
Dairy
23% Jan
13%
27%
City
11
13%
27%
Cash
National
National
11
13%
85%
National
28
70% Mar 15
Jan
13%
68%
14
26% Feb
4
241/4 Jan
14
23%
907/# Apr
10
59% Jan
104
13%
16%
53%
67
4
20% Jan
5
6
53 'A
84%
81% Jan
9
66% Dec
13
16
53
23
3
31
21% May 27
16'/2
52%
1
70% Jun
28
20
241/4 Dec
16 %
54
___5
26
81% Dec
16%
53
—100
_10
44% Jan
May
16'A
54%
10
common
Corp
20% Nov
49% Oct
16%
54
5
preferred—
National
80,500
37%
16'%
54%
1
Co
311/2 Jan
38 %
35'%
16%
53%
—5
Corp
Acme
36%
38 'A
16%
1
—1
Corp
Pharma^a*
Co
,
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1705)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
„
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
April 10
April 11
Par
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
APr'l 13
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
April 13
Friday
the Week
April 14
Shares
o
31% May 17
38% Sep
19
35% Jan
3
39% Mar 23
84
94'% Sep
9
89
Jan
3
953/4 Feb
23
4.40%
82
9
79
Jan
preferred
3
83% Mar 20
3.90%
973/8 Feb
4.56%
preferredpreferred
Jan
4
75% Jan
89
Jan
86
96
Sep
9
93% Jan
3
93% Sep
Jan
Aug
2
90% Jan
13
30 Vb Aug
39% Jan
28 Va Mar
36
16
4
36% Jan>
94
5
Feb
44% Feb
7
21
Edison
4.44%
Oil
Gas
33% Jan
19
40
Mar 22
Okla
16% Apr
12
87% Feb
15
173/4 Mar 15
883/4 Mar 27
4%
16
247/a May 10
33'A Dec
37% Aug
4
54% Jan
4
15% Dec
29
18% Oct
20
15% Jan
4
19% Jan
13
35% Nov
29
5
39% Jan
17
54
Apr
11
28
56% Jan
4
79
Mar 30
36% Mar
42% July
64'% Dec
4
19
323% Mar
40
Feb
9
35% Apr
14
19'/a Oct
24
37% Jan
4
21% Jan
18
15
24
23% Jan
12
16% Jan
48
3
Oct
15
Dec
12
16% Jun
75
Jan
25
122% Jun
82% Oct
31
116
16
130'% May 31
104'% Feb
23% Oct
26
Jan
Jun
34'% Jan
93
5
Aug
Apr
28% Feb
213/4 Apr
14
4
20
14
14
15% Jan
6
1
87% Jan
26
17
893/4 Feb
6
104
Apr
11
115% Mar
2
1203/4 Apr
3
15% Jan
4
1023/4 Mar 22
27
263/a Jan
4
34
Apr
11
9
873/4 Jan
6
94% Feb
2
383«
38 %
38%
39
92'%
92%
93%
92%
94
81'%
81%
81%
*81%
82
100
96%
96'%
*96%
380
80
*96
96%
520
*913/4
923/4
20
•96
97
96%
*91%
923/4
43%
43%
44
43 'A
43%
common__5
Co
39'%
39'%
39'A
43%
40
39%
43%
39 Va
43
44%
16%
16%
393%
163A
39%
25,100
*16%
16'/a
16%
38%
17
39%
17
5,000
17%
*87
17%
89
92%
92 %
92%
100
Chemical
Corp
*87'%
7.50
Gas
34'%
35%
34%
35
34%
35'A
5
1
46%
46%
46%
46%
45 %•
46%
89
*87
89
*87
89
*35%
*87
1,300
89
35%
35%
45
35%
453/4 '
5,200
45%
Corp
17%
11%
17'/a
17%
463/tt
53
53%
17%
52'A
54
173/4
41,300
10
52
52%
173/b
77%
76%
51%
5,600
77
X513%
17%
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co—
77%
77
77%
513/4
52
253%
76
26
25'A
26
77%
24%
75
2 5'A
76
24 5%
18%
25%
18'A
18%
24%
24%
20
2P/4
17 3%
30c
No par
(The)
1
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
18%
*15%
17%
183%
16
18'A
*15'A
,
16
15%
97
99
103
103
104
1023/4
103 va
100
119'%
120%
117%
118%
117%
118%
15
32 %
33%
33'A
34
32%
33%
_No par
924
93
92%
923A
Paper Co common
preferred
99'A
203/4
15%
95
98 %
102 %
98'A
18%
16
98%
*15'A
1
6.25
preferred
$5
7,200
81%
43%
Elevator
Oxford
38%
94%
81%
♦913/b
Oil & Gas Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4%
38%
93%
82
923/4
Olin
Overland
38%
94
*91%
.
Natural
Mathieson
Otis
96
38%
94
*81%
_2o
Electric
preferred
Oklahoma
97
100
preferred
4.24%
Olin
38%
92 %
81 %
_No par
&
15
21
Jan
87
383B
100
a—
Co
Dec
••
__15
_°_100
commons
preferred
Ohio
16"% Sep
Jan
Co
16
83% Jim
85
Ohio
98
*92
92 ;
„
*15%
93
4,900
9,600
16
103%
100%
102
118
118
117
117
7,310
100
94%
101%
53,500
11,600
12,100
<
323%
33%
323/,
33
91%
92
91%
91%
*153/4
1,400
16,200
300
P
Jan
7
173% Aug
12% Oct
26
18% Jan
11% Jan
5
11
46% Sep
3
15'% Jan
5
20% Jan
17
2
60'% Jan
11
Dec
16
32% Jan
51% Jan
30
53% Sep
60
May 11
8
46% Mar
77
73% Jan
52
Jan
23
26
17% Feb
18
,
23% Feb
30'A Jan
2
141'A Jan
5
12
5 % Jan
Pacific
Amer Fisheries Inc
3
Pacific
Cement
1
Pacific
Coast
2
5%
3
3
Gas
48% Apr
4
6%
4
Pacific
25
4
193/4 Apr
17% July
6
15% Mar 14
28
23% Jan
4
17'% Jan
3
21% Feb
27
8
50% Dec
30
46 3% Feb
23
563% Apr
4
163% Apr
Packard-Bell
19
Pan
Amer
7
86% Jan
1
533% Jan
18
8534 Apr
11
Paramount
36'A Jan
16
443% Apr
12
21% Oct
28'A Jan
4
23% Jan
6
29
10
33 % Oct
60% Feb
24
1% Dec
1
14'A Feb
12
21% Jan
12
3
24
29
34% Jan
2
Mar 16
20% Dec
Nov
Mar
4
46
Apr
Mar 24
2% Jan
23
Patino
27% Apr
13
17
23% Jan
9
25'% Apr
13
14
50% Apr
13
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
28 3% Apr
14
Feb
27
20
18'% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
20% Apr
10
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
38 % Aug
8
45
Sep
60'A Dec
58'A Jan
33
3
41% Jan
4
49'% Apr
14
7
37% Apr
5
43
11
22% July 25
303/4 Mar 31
28% Jan
3
38% Mar
27% Oct
36
32% Mar 10
41
28
27
25% Jan
Dec
283/4 Sep
22
263/4 Jan
7
Jan
7
Mines
&
10% Oct
5
17'% Jan
11% Jan
16'A Mar 28
5
30% Nov
7
45
7
323/a Jan
41
Apr
6
543A Feb
8
66% May 16
623A Jan
85
Apr
13
50% Jan
24
56% Apr
69'% Apr
11
Jan
37% Nov
15
68'% Mar 25
39% Jan
34% Jan
29
50'A Jun
17
46% Jan
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
30
28
41'% Dec
5
37'% Jan
3
Sep
92% Jan
95% Mar
7
7
■v94%
Feb
62
1
13% May 17
16% Jan
11
153% Jan
16
54% Nov
25
47
Jan
11
21
5 Va Jan
21
3
Jan
26% Mar 14
38'A Jun
23
43 % Mar
57% Jan
6
Nov
2% Dec
8
47 % Mar 31
53
Aug
16
,
146%
Mar 15
17
Jan
9
4'% %
14,600
22%
23%
18%
16,400
18%
18%
19%
15,200
18%
19%
47,800
53%
14,300
21
18
1831,
19%
19
19%
18'A
54%
52%
53%
52
91
91
82%
84%
44%
44
443A
28
29
28%
28%
27
28%
40
39%
*39
2%
2%
2%
2%
25 'A
25%
25%
26%
26
24%
24%
24 3A
243/4
2%
*90%
81
53%
92
443A
166
52
*90%
92
240
70
83%
83%
84%
43%
44%
15,400
41%
28
43%
28
63,800
28
39%
28
39%
40
2%
•393A
40%
*2%
23/a
2%
23/b
.26'A
26'A
27%
24%
26%
25
25%
27
4,100
1,100
2.000
24,100
53%
533A
533A
243/4
54'A
52
53 %
25%
25%
29%
30
50%
52
29%
29%
287/b
29%
513/4
533A
20%
20%
20 Vb
28%
29%
203/4
19%
20
28%
29
47%
48 VB
193/4
48
48
20%
14,100
50
49
49
20%
20%
39%
40
♦48%
39%
40 VB
49%
19,000
1
39%
40
49%
380
35
353A
343A
39%
49%
3
35 Va
40%
x34'/a
35
40'A
41'A
34%
34,200
35%
39%
35
40%
353A
40
6,800
30%
1
38%
39 %
39'/a
40%
No par
30%
31'%
30'A
307ii
100
96'A
97 %
96 3/4
973/8
100
96
96
96
96
10
14%
15%
14%
15
5
39%
40%
40
40 %
393/4
80
81 %
80
82
81
25
1,200
3,700
40%
31
403A
41
303/4
31%
7,800
96
97
30%
31
96
97
7,900
<96
96
963/4
99%
96
96
15
96%
96'A
143/4
240
14%
39%
14%
14%
39%
39'A
41,500
84%
39%
39%
83%
85
2,300
14%
83
84
1,110
100
11
Phelps-Dodge
*43 Va
44
433/,
43%
43%
43%
54%
56
*43%
53%
55
53%
683/4
54%
67%
69%
53%
68
69%
54%
67
68
14,800
57
573A
68
56%
56%
55'A
56
683/4
55
55
13,900
54
96
96
54'%
100
*95%
96
*95%
44
9,700
130
1,900
Co
96
96
1
96
163/4
17
97
16 3/4
17
97
16%
163/4
lo
Inc
16%
82%
16%
83%
84
84%
163/b
84 'A
86
163/„
85%
86%
3,100
87%
91
8,400
5
150
4%
4%
33%c
38%
4%
393/B
387 b
39%
37%
4%
39%
38
4%
7.200
12.50
Co Inc
Co
43
56
67
No par
Corp
Electric
43
55
1
preferred
Corp of America.
11
Phila
7%
22%
18%
20'A
18'A
90%
.
Petroleum
Pfeiffer Brewing
Pfizer (Chas)
&
61% Mar 15
73/u
21%
20%
85 3A
Corp
common
39% Apr
51 % Jan
73/4
166
33 %c
59'% Apr
Jan
7%
18 Vb
40
14,300
7%
7
20%
39
56%'
45%
166%
18%
53
57%
45'A
166 Va
1
Corp
Pfaudler Permutit
Apr 14
4% Mar 22
7%
Xl9 Va
565/u
45%
167%
5
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Perkin-Elmer
Co
7
57%
45%
167'/a
25
Pepsi-Cola Co
Milk
16,900
46%
169
5
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pet
453%
45%
168
1
preferred-.
91
30% Jan
.
3
97
18
47
Apr
7
23,500
20%
3.50
series
40,600
76%
57%
18%
No par
& Light com
preferred
4.40%
62
753/,
90%
preferred
Chemicals
4'%%
1
61%
77
43 Va
common
Power
6
963/4 Mar
62%
753A
84%
Penn
99% Mar
90% Jan
613A
77%
57
43%
23
95'A Jan
943/4 Aug 31
63
76%
843A
Enterprises
100
62%
77 aA
20
2.50
23
577/b
91
313/4 Feb
9
973A Aug 24
7%
*22
3,300
77
83 %
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
4
46%
170
23
16
57%
91
14
18
7
*22
63
42%
4.68%
conv
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Jan
45%
"165
60
1
Apr
41
57%
56%
Ford
Pennsalt
7 7'A
19%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
85% Jan
89
&
prior
conv
Penick
753/4
57
100
Peabody Coal Co
Sep
3,700
19%
Corp
Transportation
6
3
5%
173/4
*21%
No par
Pictures
19% Jan
15
Mar 15
Parmalee
173/4
54%
preferred
5
24
44
4 %
9,100
22%
1
Parker Rust Proof Co
4
8
16%
223/4
23
70c
Parke Davis & Co
Mar
16
23
173/B
50c
Airways Inc
15
92
16
17%
Pipe Line—
67•% Sep
5
16
153/b
17%
No par
East
51 Va Jun
91% Oct
16
15%
173/b
100
Common
29
83 % Mar 18
16%
15%
__1
Corp
Sulphur
36% Mar 15
39 % Apr
15%
15%
63 %
14 2/7
:
World
Panhandle
Jun
Teleg com
Electronics
American
Pan
15nA
173/4
58 3A
25
_
1534
15'%
17 3b
*21%
No par
Tin Consolidated
24% Mar 22
Mar 22
.•
Electric
Telep &
preferred
3
24
Corp
Pacific
Apr
7% Apr
16
16'A
17
10
Lighting Corp
12
40
1
25
Finance
&
15%
15%
17
Inc_5
preferred
Pacific
177
7
5
Aggregates
common
Pacific
4
19% Oct
Jan
Co
Pacific
39
Oct
&
57% Apr
3
28
28
64% Apr
7
85% Mar 21
23
Feb
145
Mar
17% Feb
3
7% Jan
26% Mar 10
4% Oct
13
14% Jan
22'% May
28
130% Feb
14'% Jan
6
183% May 11
18% Mar 18
17
55%
383/4
573/a-:
57%
59%
38%
57 %
58%
39%
57%
583/4
102,400
60 3
60 3
58%
60'A
61
58%
€0%
24,300
No par
common
603/4
61
4%
8
4%
4
4
4%
4%
603A
29%
29%
60%
29%
96% Jan
13
4.40%
preferred
100
293A
100
293/4
6,000
99 % Sep
29%
603/4
7
100
99
293/4
833/4 Sep
*98%
80% Jan
3
85
1
100
82
98%
83
83
97%
83
83
99%
6
96
92% Jan
9
97
Mar 21
4.30%
10o
82%
460
84 % Jan
preferred
preferred
98%
Mar
3.80%
99%
1,000
13
993/4
29 %
Jan
96
82%
96
*96
*82
98
83
*96
98
520
preferred
100
96%
"101
103
96%
101
101
*96%
98
102
102
102%
*101'/a
20 % Jan
75
23
18
87% Jan
93
Jan
12
26
Oct
25
15% Dec
6
60% Dec
Aug 29
2
Sep
21% Jan
30
Mar 14
103% Mar 29
101
Sep
100'% Jan
23
49
Jan
33% Jan
3
59% Apr
38 % Apr
173/4 Jan
3
24'A Mar 24
104% Mar
8
14
29
71
Mar 29
62
Jan
3
67
Apr
3
Apr
5
81
Dec
9
78% Jan
3
94
Feb
27
7 7 Va Jan
20
85
Aug 12
793/4 Jan
30
84% Feb
74 3
14
80'% Aug 29
77% Jan
12
83% Mar 16
60
8
Jan
41% Mar
9
13% Apr
54
Dec
183% Sep
29
28
18% Mar 14
52
Feb
2
94
96
Mar 29
1
423% Jan
Dec
Apr
11
97
Aug
43% Feb
1
73
Sep
28
43% Jun
20
1
253% Jan
29% Sep
17 % Dec
81% Nov
10
88
Aug
Dec
2
93
Jan
13% Dec
23
79
123
253A Mar 17
8
82% Jan
30
88% Mar 21
22
80'A Jan
18
86
38% Jan
8
55% Sep
28
80 3% Jan
4
10% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
Aug 31
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
9% Sep
28
18
Jan
6
113% Oct
5
125
Apr
11
45 % Oct
25
81% Jan
83'A Oct.26
124% Jan
4
72% Dec
20
253A Nov
2
May 10
16% Dec
4
261% Aug 22
1
25% Jan
6
10
3
17
15 %
553/4 Apr
183A Jan
28
163% Feb
27
4
Dec
8
58'% Feb
10
17% Nov
43 % Mar
Feb
21
39% Jan
19'A May 20
132
3
14% Jan
44% Jan
47
91
60% Apr
523% Jan
6
13
6
31% May
23
5
14 Vs Jan
3
124'A Jan
18'A Jan
18% Mar 16
129% Mar 21
16
68'/a Apr
Mar 16
14
28% Apr
79% Feb
3
Jan
3
15'A Feb
49 % Feb
8
61
11
50
Apr
69
Jan
20'A Jan
90
13
Mar 20
201% Feb
3
89'A Jan
Corp
33A%
13
2
223/4 Mar 30
3
85% Mar
3
87
10
37,400
No par
No par
—1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
493A
Piper
Aircraft
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel
Co
common
10
5%
100
100
100
100
1
75
5'%%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
.
48%
49%
48'A
49
49
96
95
95
95
95
♦95
53%
523/4
53%
53%
54%
54
54
55
53%
54'A
53%
53%
3,100
23%
53%
53
23%
24
53%
8,600
23%
*873A
24%
88%
87 3A
87 3A
*873/4
88'A
243A
7,000
*85
88
87'%
87%
*86
89
17%
17%
52%
Co Inc
(H
sink
23
17%
*1273/4
1273/4i
128%
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
263/4
26
73%
72 3A
74%
263/4
73
74'/a
723/4
13%
15
73%
73
14%
15
68%
14
15
*51
52
51
51
*51
52
*51
52
51
51
50%
51
52
50%
51
40
*50%
51
14%
50%
51
14%
14'A
14%
3,500
133/4
14
133/4
133/4
1,100
14%
*116%
67
68
113
113
86'A
26%
188
7,310
86%
87%
2,400
273A
24,700
25%
263/a
253/b
178'/a
184%
183%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
3,100
90%
90
90%
90
903A
90
90
5,910
193%
27
190'A
26%
184%
188
65,300
44%
44 Va
44%
45%
13,200
84
84%
86'/a
60,200
com.No par
81%
81
523/8
53
52%
53%
81%
53
53%
5,400
52%
com—No par
100
100
—100
53%
30%
30%
52%
30'A
52%
30%
30'/a
30%
21,100
293A
29%
84%
85%
29%
*84
29%
85'/a
84
84
1,000
•84
85%
*84
86
863/a
♦85'A
85'A
230
86%
86%
86%
♦85%
863/8
*85%
86 3/s
100
100
103%
1063/4
107%
Public Service Co of Indiana.No par
$1.40 div
Elec
&
Gas
preference
preferred
preferred.
4.30% preferred
5.05% preferred
5.28% preferred
4.08%
108
4
59
Mar 23
3
78
Mar 29
20'% Jan
7
23'% Apr
20
21 Va Jan
9
23 Va Apr
22'%. Mar 22
21 Vs Jan
9
22
Feb
118'A Jan
3
Jan
3
ll'A Mar 29
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
84'A Apr
4
86% Feb
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
'
3,800
803A
16
Apr
130
67
114
823/4
Jan
145
x90
117%
66
114
44%
47% Jan
8
87
*116
81
71
21
663A
114
82%
106 Va Feb
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
87
116
79%
19
86% Nov
88
66%
114
81
13
123
873A
116
15%
44%
74'A Sep
18
87%
27
67%
116
143/4
*51
40
4,700
23,100
15,400
813/4
49% Aug
25
22'A
115
67
*114
127
44%
5
29
185 »A
115
67%
116%
14%
127
81
17
Feb
87%
26
193%
116%
14'A
129
80
65% Jan
Feb
67%
*114
•127
79
41% Feb
•73/4 Sep
87%
27%
115
129
44%
J.an
81
14%
118
*127
78 3A
Jan
106
40
100
3,000
80
86
-
17 V2
78
new
102
May 11
173A
73
Co
7
20
87
89
No par
Gamble
19
21
87
of Colorado.—10
&
Sep
Feb
17%
24
•86
27%
913/4
1053/4 Aug
30
17%
873/4
89
50
43
14
24
17%
873/4
•86
5,70?
72%
91%
12
90'A Feb
17%
23%
96
27
10
Jan
105'A Jan
129
23%
K)—
Potomac Electric Power Co
98
3
17%
223A
84% Dec
10
553/4
22%
5
90
53
preference—100
fund
*95
52%
10
Poor & Co.
19
1
96
54%
-5
1
48%
3,700
493A
♦95
2.50
Co
Polaroid Corp
5'%%
59%
Corp
80'A Jan
21
*81
17%
78'% Jan
Feb
81
160
59
6
Jan
81
•81
82
Public Serv
83 '/a Jan
82
17%
12
82
190
81%
*81
58%
Proctor
17
82'A
X81»%
17
Public Service
Aug 30
81%
82
83
593/8
14
87% Aug
9,300
81%
82
*82
16%
14
86
90%
58%
14
30% Apr
65
903/b
17
86% Apr
3
233A
65
90%
60
45'/a Apr
Jan
22%
64%
90%
16%
11
28
233/B
64%
90%
583/4
Mar 15
12
89,900
213/„
65
90%
*64'/a
173/B
33'/a Jan
293/4 Sep
83%
83
22%
119,100
593/4
64'/a Jan
8
82%
*82
21%
593/4
59
Dec~30
26% Mar
90%
110
58
xl7
11
3
65
893A
60
102%
593/8
17%
Jan
Jan
65
90'/«
•101
55%
56
49%
52
43
66'%
89%
54%
59%
Porter
30
*65%
5
100
100
54
17%
11
44% Dec
22%
«
483/4
30
9
21'A
1
95% Jan
36% Mar
49 7
22%
5
34 % Dec
81'A Apr
53% Apr
493A
21%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
1
3
48 %
Phillips Petroleum
12
21
8374
100
preferred series A__
Feb
913A Feb
293A
3
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Va Oct
•
*29%
50c
4%
88
73
(NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
27
693A
Corp
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
Mar 28
Feb
28 3A Mar 13
3
13
17 3A Jan
Phila & Reading
Philco
No par
com
Mar 13
123
9
Feb
4.68%
preference
72% Mar 20
5
175
conv
preferred class A
1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common
12
24
120
5
96% Jan
21
Jan
15'/2
3
11
55% Jan
28
65% Jan
Mar 30
9% Jan
115
3
$1
4.18%
89
89
103%
43%
89
104'A
*106 3A
89
88
88
104%
104
104
104%
107'A
107
107
•1063/4
88
88
87%
88
104%
1043/4
1043A
107
106 5A
107
80
230
450
360
57%
58%
58
58%
57%
58%
57'A
583/,
57%
3'% %
preferred
100
74%
74%
75
75
*743A
753/4
743/4
743A
75
7
4.32%
preferred
23%
22%
22%
*22'A
23
223/4
223/4
23
22%
223/s
700
4.16%
22%
♦223/g
7
25
25
100
*22%
•743A
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
600
140%
1413A-
10
21
preferred
4.80%
preferred
145
29% Feb
4
373A Aug 30
33% Jan
3
.38% Feb
16
30% Oct
10
373% Jun
24
33% Jan
4
40'A Apr
7
Pullman
273% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
3
38 Va Apr
7
Pure Oil
633A Dec
5
5
♦140
11%
10%
85%
*84%
36%
37%
36 3A
3 9'A
No par
Inc..
145
10%
85
-V
$4.75 preferred
37'A
40%
38%
39%
37%
145
11
853A
373/8
40
38
22
22%
*140
145
•140
145
10%
10%
10%
10%
*84'/a
85a/4
84%
84%
37%
37%
39%
39%
37%
37'A
39'/a
373A
38%
10'A
58%
6,200
90
300
10%
17,300
•85
853A
530
373A
37
37%
39%
38%
39%
28,600
38
373/4
383A
29,500
653/4.
67'A
4,200
11,800
Q
Jan
26
125'% Jan
11
42
26
'
Mar
For
8
136..
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
footnotes,
see page
57% Feb
17
70
-Jan
13
142
.26% Jan
4
131
24.
•
31
Mar 24
Mar
8
Apr
1
Quaker
6%
Oats
Co
common
5
preferred-—:.
100
Quaker State Gil'Refining Corp„lO
66%
140%
67
65%
140%
141%
293/4
29%
67%
142
65%
*142
t
65%
144'A
66
66%
♦142
144%
■*
293A
29%
29%
30
29%
30
*142
30
-144%
30
40
1,700
22
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1706)
.
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since
Monti ay
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
SALE
April 1.1
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 10
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1960
the Week
Friday
Thuisday
Shares
April U
April 18
April l'b
R
66
15% Sep
16
62% Apr
23
74
Feb
28
5
23% Feb
28
57 % Jan
4
88 Va Feb
6
21% Apr
6
22% Apr
42% Apr
5
1
19
Apr
22'A Jun
15
15 Va Jan
Jan
6
17% Jan
4
25
53% Jan
4
35% Jan
3
20
18% Jan
5
8Vt,Jan
3
4
11% Mar 22
3
25 v8 Feb
29
15 % Dec
30'A Oct
8V» Dec
28
2
22
Jan
20 y8 Dec
5
33 % Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28 'A Jan
20
12% Feb
9
15% Jan
18
Jan
6
12% Jan
3
20% Apr
14
1
28% Jan
18
Jan
3
25% Mar
24
287/s Jun
16
Jan
4
23% Mar 15
15 % Nov
16
:
19
<
8
157/a Dec
-
7
19 y» Mar 17
16'A Jan
6
20% Apr
7
43 y8 Dec
1
68% Jan
4
47% Jan
4
67
;
7
21
Apr
27% Feb
18
52 % Jun
1
57
22% Mar 22
Mar
7
66% Mar
7
27 % Jan
29
5
11
40% Apr
20
6
10% Jan
3
16
15% Aug 23
25
-14% Jan
6
18 Va Feb
4
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
9
51% Apr
78% Jan
22
17
80% Dec
21
76
Va Jan
3
37% Oct
24
56% Jun
21
43 'A Jan
3
37 y8 Sep
26
717/a Jan
50 % Jan
& Brass
Revlon
59% Apr
3
49% Jan
21
76% Jan
Sep
Jan
5
117
Feb
130
Mar
9
6
91'A Jan
120
Apr
3
85
5
Oct
31
Mar
2
83
4
Aug
26% Jan
13 Va Jan
Apr
18% Feb
13
4
,1 % Jan
19
78 Va Jan
108% Apr
10
86 Va Jan
105 Va Apr
10
4
25% Jan
31% Jan
17
Riegel
33% Jan
50% Mar 13
Ritter
28% Jan
21
52 % July
27/8 Dec
19
4% Jan
55
3
33 'A Nov
Jan
3% Feb
2% Jan
32% Feb
Apr
10
9
41V, Jan
24
38'A Oct
19
52
Jun
44
Feb
6
44
Feb
6
41% Oct
25
50
Jan
43% Jan
19
50
Feb
21
Oct
28
38% Jan
27
Dec
2
600
Dec
28
780
3
27% Apr
4
% Mar 24
% Apr
27'A Jan
6
Mar 23
501
4
Mar 15
Jan
4
89
Sep
16
88
Jan
23
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
17% Jan
9
34 Va Apr
7
Jan
16
89 Vt Jan
11
670
Richfield1
20%
21'A
20 7/B
28,100
40%
39 Vo
39 '/a
69,900
39%
10%
22
21%
22
13%
13%
13%
13% .13%
17%
17%
17%
17 'A
18
10% v-10%
v
20%
38%
39%
38%
11
22
10%
22
10%
107/8
10'A
10%
2. %
21 'A
21%'
21%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
1,700
18%
19%
19%
29 "a
9,800
3,500
"
.
>
800
*21%
22 Va
20%
21%
20 %
21%,;
20%
2078
11,800
22 V"
2244
23 %
22%
23%
22%
22%
22
22%
27,700
20
19 VB
19 '/a
18
18 7
u
18%
187A
19
19%
63
Va
59
.59%
*59%
60%
59%
59%
2,600
29%
29
30
28'A
2 9'A
12,400
22%
-
X60
66 %"
61%
29..%
30%
r
teiVa
62
*61
;
30%
29
62
*61
38%
38 7 u
39%
15%
15%
38
15 %
15%
15
15 %
3,100
62%
*61
62%
*61
38%
38
10
40%
14',.;
3974
407a
43,100
147a
38%
14%
15'A
23,600
18'/a
18%
18
18%
i8
18'
a
.17%
18
17%
.18
61%
62 %
61 %
62 %
617a
62 7
a
61%
62 Va
61 '/a
62%
57,509
49 y«
.49%
50
503,,
50 %
507a
49 %
51%
49 Va
50'A
10,800
127%
129 %
126%
128%
126 'A
129
1347 a
57%
56 %
57%
56
56 %
56
56%
5 5'A
56 '
16,700
49%
50
51
50
50%
50
507B
50'A
51%
47.400
.48%
*48
48'%
48
48%
48%
48 Va
♦48%
49 Va
56
Va
129
'
8,600
.
136%
131
122 Va
124
123
124
125
126
122
124
123 Va
116%
116'%
118%
117
119
1157b
117%
115'A
18,700
1,700
123%
115
*
117
.
16%
16'%
1%
105 y,
108%
105 Va
107
No par
104 Va
105 %
103 Va
1 'A
17
1%
105%
85 %
16'A
16%
*84 %
84%
Inc
%
1
85%
16 Va
157b
16%
16,000
1%
1%
1%
85,800
85
16%
16'A
17a
1 %
105
106%
102 'A
104
102
102
103 Va
101
101%'
101'A
103%
28%
28 %
287L
28%
28%
28
46
7,800
104
5,300
%
29 '
V-
5,800
27%
28
2.50
47 V4
47%
47 %
47%
4574
47 Va
' '
46%
45%
——
3 V4
3%
3%
3 Va
3%
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
20,900
37 Va
3 8 V4
37%
38'A
37 'A
37%
37 V a
37%
37%
13,000
*42
49
*40
44
48 %
48-%
48 'A
48'A
48%
4
27%
26%
27
267 a
26%
26%
42
48%
9'A
49'/8
27
27
27
5,100
7,200
34,700
j
33%
34 %
34
34%
337a
34%
3374
33%
34 %
33%
6,700
*
573
560
568
560
573
551
562
550
551
100
Co common
4,700
46
*40
44
*40
48%
26%
—5
__—20
Corp__
*40
46
38
48
10
Corp_
28
500
*84%
.85
1%
1,600
18,700
——10
Telephone
Haas
38%
41%
'a
*87'/a
89
*88
89
*88
89
89
89
89
89
560
1,410
150
24%
23 'A
24%
23%
2 4'A
23 %
24'/a
29,300
4
X17 Va
17%
17'A
17%
17
17%
16%
17
20,400
21'A
22
22
22 'A
217u
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 %
21%
22
22
22 Va
22 %
22'/a
22%
23
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
4374
42%
43 Va
42'A
42%
77,800
16%
16 Vs
16%
Roper
14
Royal
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
4
32% Jan
3
43% Apr
11
ll7/a Oct
25
13'A Jan
26
17 Vt Mar 22
Royal
Royal
14% May 31
12 Va Feb
3
15% Mar 27
Rubbermaid
22
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
Ruberoid
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
6
26 >A Jun
23
18 Va Jan
30% Dec
15
"33% Sep
19
32% Oct
24
40 Va Apr
7
May 27
88% Aug
9
30
6
19
14% Jan
24 Va Mar 23
1674
34,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
147a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 74
3.400
1
45%
46 %
45 %
46
45
4574
45'/a
45%
45'A
45 %
4,300
Ruppert (Jacob)—
—5
Ryan Aeronautical Co——.—No par
12%
12 %
12%
12
12
12
12
*11%
11%
21 Va
22 %
21%
22%
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21%
2.50
17 '/a
18%
17 %
18
17 Vo
18%
Inc_—
36% Jan
48% Apr
Safeway
86
90'/a Mar 15
—:
Co___
—-—
Inc.:
System
Ryder
14
1,500
6,900
1
22% Mar 16
Apr
21
J 23%
16
17
21
18
Apr
14y. May
22 Vb
25
23
17
21%
17%
24 V4 Jan
3
22%
8,300
24'A
8
9% May
14,6JO
1
3
31% Oct
19%
Corp_——1
(Geo D) Corp
1
Crown Cola Co——.—
1
Dutch Petroleum Co
.20 G
McBee Corp
A
1
13
2
xl9
84'%
preferred series A
Feb
Jan
19'A
Rohr Aircraft Corp,—
16% Jan
21% Mar
19
Ranson
8
42
197a
25% Mar 17
13
5
19
l'%
&
4%
22
24
20%
1
5s
1.25
Paper Corp
Company—
Rohm
21% Jan
12 y8 Apr
19%
29%
■—
Corp—
Rockwell-Standard
21% Jan
18
1,400
20%
64
-
Rights
12
13% Sep
Oil
Rochester
25
14
70%
19 Va
Controls com—1.
5%% convertible preferred
23
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Oct
9% Apr
70
21%
Robertshaw-Fulton
18% Apr
15
71%
84%
Antelope Copper Mines
Roan
12 Va Jan
14 y8 May
Yi
.V
*84 Va
Trust-
Richardson-Merrell
4
23% Jan
26% Jan
71%
60%
62 %
61%
—100
series
Selection
Rhodesian
25
42
71'/4
.21%
—100
5
Manufacturing Co
Rheem
21
1% Mar 23
2nd
3.60%
Preferred
Dec
24
82
conv
84
23% Oct
21
4%%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
89% Nov
2'A Jan
7 2 Va
*48
A
series
pfd
preferred
6
Dec
71%
50
4%%
9
30
iy8 Dec
68% Mar
73 Va
48
30
Jan
85
Ir.c
2,700
20%
17%
5
—1..
2.50
Drug & Chemical Co
72'A
20 %
Reynolds Metals Co com——No par
8
51 Va Mar
17
Copper
Rexall
3
94% Dec
4
27
69
Revere
47
149
42% Jan
110 y* Oct
12
44'/a Jan
4
13
72'A
20'A
13%
V
—10
Corp—
72
20%
10%
common
—— 50c.
convertible preferred'-—
10
$1
Republic Steel
3
96.100
72
20%
22
Republic Corp
20
23
48
t
61%
72
20'A
3C%
10
Reliance Elec& Eng Co___;—-—5Reliance Mfg Co common—__5
Conv preferred 3 Va % series—100
Republic-Aviation Corp.:—.•
1
137 Va Mar 20
33% Sep
46'/2 Feb
37 % Mar
28
14
Mar 29
11% July 11
7% Feb
12% Jan
48 % Dec
55 y8 Jan
Apr
56% Jan
1
Mar 14
31'/» Aug
19 % Mar 14
J
32
61%
71%
21 Va
21%
Reliable Stores Corp
28
12 % Dec
17% Oct
61'A
72
20 %
20 Vo
Roller Bit Co.;—
Reed
ro%
71%
20%
73
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
—-50c
Reichhold Chemicals—.——
T?
20
62 'A
72'A
20 V4
1st
61%
71%
Corp
$3.50
11
58%
of America com_No par
preferred—-——No par
.Ranco
Inc
—
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
—No parRaymond International Inc—3.33%t
Rayonier Inc.——
1
Raytheon Co
:
.
5Reading Co common—_—-50
4% non-cum 1st preferred——50
4%non-cum 2nd preferred——50;;
Radio
11
70% Jan
Apr
70
7
Dec
49 % Jan
8
19% Apr
74
4
67 'A Jan
18
787'a Apr
25
46 "A Oct
15%
*12
16'A
16%
17%
4
16 Va
16%
16%
,,18%
800
9,900
17%
17
56,900
4874
28,500
s
A.,
80
Nov
238
259
4
15
Apr
Jan
10
26
26% Jan
3
35% Mar 30
37 '/a Sep
7
33% Jan
9
3 7'A Feb
8
14 Va Sep
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
19 Va Apr
10
79'/a Feb
19
70'A Jan
79
Apr
55% Jan
4
33
Jan
40'/a Feb
27
July 13
92
Jan
99
32
19
30
69 Va Mar
8
30% Oct 26
93
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
88
8% May
42% Oct
7% Jan
14% Jan
16% Apr
10
21% Jan
29% Apr
3
Feb
81'/a Jun
17
11
6
25
18
1
50% Feb
16% Feb
93'A Jun
9% Apr
8
38
Mar
Jan
16
3
109% Feb
23
7
15
73'A Jan
11
78 Va Apr
92% Aug
19
87
Jan
4
9 3'/a Apr
10
Jan
15
16 V. Jan
3
20% Feb
20
70
72% Feb
5
Jan
4
Oct
31
30
66% Jan
26
28
71% Jun
15
Feb
21
8% Jan
14
Jan
3
29
38% Jun
13
29% Apr
7
24'/a Aug 22
22'/» Jan
25
* Jan
5
5
22
18% Sep
May 17
15
30 Vb Nov
1
41
Jan
4
44'/a Feb
17
59
Jun
23
19% Jan
25
16
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
97% Jan
14 Va Mar 31
8% Jan
10% Nov
28
Oct
25
11
Jan
4
7% Sep
29
90
3
14% Mar 10
4
Jan
16
12
41% Jan
8»A Jan
85
81
20 Vs Apr
4
Aug
77
May 27
4% Dec
11
58% Apr
8% Jan
50
15
17
29 Vs Sep
9
8
10
7% Nov
72
16
12'/a Mar
14
17 Va Feb
Oct
4
37% Jan
31
4
36
Apr
39 % Feb
30'A Jan
21 '/a Apr
12
13 Va Dec
1974 Oct
7
10% May 16
31% Sep
Mar 14
7
Feb
St Joseph
Mar
17
3
24
St
Regis
1st
Paper
Schick
Scott
Inc
$4
preferred—
Scovill
Mfg
3.65%
Seaboard Air
Roebuck
Sears
15'A Mar
1
4
Servel Inc
101
12 Va
Mar 13
Apr
43% Jan
19 »/b Dec
5
43% Jan
11
21
Jan
3
12% Jun
27
297's Dec
12
22 Vb Jan
27
Jan
4
38'A Jan
6
46% Mar
18
-5
50% Mar 13
Shamrock
Oil
(Frank
Oil
Shell
Transp
Co
28
15
237'a Jan
4
Jan
3
22% Mar 20
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
15% Jan
4
19 % Mar 21
Sheller
15% Sep
12
24
20 % Jan
4
16% Feb
14
18'A Mar
9
Sheraton
Jun
1
27
Jan
3
Apr
7
Siegler
31 Va Sep
1
28
Jan
3
35
Apr
12
Signode Steel
54
Jan
6
42% Jan
4
60
Apr
14
Simmons
94 'A Jan
4
70'A Jan
3
84% Mar 10
23% Sep
40
Oct
29
31
26
26 'A Mar 24
33
Sep 29
53 Va Oct 31
69
Sep
47
23'
Nov
55% Jan
68 y4 Dec
Feb
13
38% Jan
3
37
4
22
34
48% Apr
45'A Feb
27
4
New
Oil
19
3
44
83% Jun
16
407a Aug 24
38'A Jan
3
44% Apr
20'A Jan
3
25
26
29% Jan
30
26 V* Nov
55% Apr
14
Mar 10
11
Mar 30
47% Mar 15
53% Mar 22
17% Jan
19'A Apr
11
23.
26% Jan
16
317/8 Apr
Co
Spalding
46
Spartans
Apr
11% Mar
30
28
Jan
3
38
Mar 15
90
17
88
Jan
3
91
Mar
13% May 12
16% Aug
14 Vb Jan
3
19% Mar 14
18% Oct
31
26'A Jan
4
May 23
92'A Sep
6
467a, Dec
82% Sep
19
25'A July 25
37% Jan
4
footnotes,
see page
2
20'A Jan
8
2
24.
26
88 % Jan
-
58'A
59'A
58:'A
597a
30,200
14
14
14
14
14'A
13%
14'A
1,000
1874
44,600
&
3
95
Feb
9
42
% Jan
4
64% Apr
4
82
Jan
3
88
29% Jan
s
39'A Apr
29'A Mar 14
Mar 30
6
(A
-
13%"
18%"
19%
18'a
19%
11%
11'A
48%
4,400
48%
*38'A
18'A
18 7A
*100'A
101'A
18%
*101
101'A
48
.130
11%
10%,
11%
10'A
10'A
1,800
48 %
*11%
11%
49'A
18%
101
'101
101
*100
101
49
33%
31%
47
48
46 'A
47%
13,500
*3674
3774
9,100
81%
45'A
43%
86
59
1
A
6,010
33 'A
34'A
33 Va
54
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
54'A
82'A
82%
82%
82%
*81%
82%
*81%
82 'A
44 'A
45
43 Va
44
44'Ar
4474'
44%.
44 %
43%
44 'A
43'a
43%
42%
4
42 'A
43
36,700
86 %
87'A
85
86%
82%
84
82%
84'A
18.900
60
60%
59 %
60%
58 %
60
5 8'A
58'A
35%
37%
35%
37
35'A
35%
35
36'A
13,000
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
24 %
2474
25%
187,800
14,700
'
*33
33%
3'A
3374
401
3.800
17,400
31'A
31%
31%
317«
307a
31%
2974
31%
57%
58%
58
.59 Va
57%
58 7
a
57%
53%
57 %
587'a
22,900
45 Vo
45%
45 Vb
45%
45%
46%
447a
45%
45 Va
4574
91.800
10
10
10%
10
10
10
10
9%
10'A
2,400
7 'A
12,500
52 Va
2,400
9%
50
2.50
*49'A
=
33%
7 "A
51%
52%
7
52%
51 Vs
7'A
7
52
50
'A
51
51
51
50'A
50 'A
33
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33 'A
33%
1,500
18'A
19%
28%- 29
18%
18'a
18%
18'A
18%
18
18'A
8,900
29
29
*28'A
*50
51
300
28%
2834
29 %
297 a
297a
22'A
21
Co—10c
51%
*50
51
33%
18
25
com
-
52%
7
7
7
7'A
"
_5
._.
Rico Sugar
20%
21%
20%
21'A
21
21'A
2074
21'A
12,800
70
69'a
69%
68 7'a
69%
68%
69'A
25.200
>600
54%
54%
557 a
24,500
25
69'A
69%
69 Va
_5
Edison
—
Gas
54 Ve
54%
41
44
23%
53%
54%
5 4'a
54%
55%
40%
41 Va
41'A
42%
41%
42'A
41'A
42 'A
43%
44%
43 'a
44
42%
43%
42'A
43 3
a
15,800
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23'A
23%
22%
2 3'A
43,700
51%
51%
51%
52
51
51%
50
51'A
24,800
18 7A
19'A
41
No par
common
preferred
stock
Public
&
43%
23%
51%
18%
7.50
Co
(Del)—No par
Co
Ohio
20
tr
Service
Inc
Bros
Co
preferred
100
$4.50
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred——
—
:
1
1
-
—50c
25
No par
—No par
—5
,
18%
33%
45
11'A
37%
91
18 %
31
31%
27'A* 28
92'A
92'A
62'A
*88
37%
64
89
38%
19'A
-
19'a
31%
31 Va
30
11
36%
37'A
*66
3.1
31
31%
5,500
7,900
32 %
30
30%
29'A
31'A
6,100
43 %
40
42
42
4 4'A
16,600
107 a
10%
10%
10'A
10%
16,400
35'A
36
36 %
36
35
36
*90
.
91
*90
91
*90
30%
67
67
10'a
44%
10%
31%
19'A
2,500
x42'a
32%
43 Va
19
*66
.-
30%
•
'
19'A
67
*66
67
*66
67
33
44
10%
36%
*90
18 %,
—1
—1
52
18%
31'A
1
_1
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
.
*66
ctfs__100
Industries-
Square D Co_—
a
32%
-
7
G)
a
23%
54
Sparton Corp
.--2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
-6
4.20%
*
13%
13%
52
non-cum
34'A Apr
35% Jun
For
5rr>
3
8
59'A
1
Southern Railway
4
77 Va Feb
58%
E & G Co com—4.50
Southern Pacific
27
29% Mar
59 %
31%
Gold & Platinum
Southern Natural
20'A Jan
.
158 VA
'
Labs-No par
French
&
Southwestern
84% May 16
83
59'A
-5
Inc
Inc—~
Southern California
Southern Co
5
9
1,100
58%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
4
12
357A
5
Marchant
8f>" preferred
11
7'A Jan
22%
35'A
35
20%
Southeastern Public Service
Dec
Oct
22
35'A
__20
25
10
;I
preferred
Mobile
70% Feb
13
Jan
22 %
3 5'A
—-1
Corp__
South Carolina
9'A Jan
2
21%
35%
—1——5
30% Feb
26
23
,35 %
9,400
7
Sep
22'a
35%
2,700
15
6% May
24%
35%
60
Dec
17
23'A
3374
25
21% Sep
24
36
19,700
35
Puerto
29 Va Jun
9.800
23 Va
36
7%
13,900
Jersey Gas Co
23 V4 May 18
28
37,800
South
65% Mar 20
277 b
32'A
South
1
28
317b
4
64% Jun
27%
32%
3
9
27 %
31%
23
5
27
32%
51'A Apr
187b Aug 23
27'/a
32
19'A Apr
69% Aug 23
26%
33%
35% Feb
54 % Jan
34,200
28
32 'A
3
28
23
32
26
11.400
3
Sep
31%
17
25
16% Nov
7%
31%
177 a
Jan
40
7 'A
31
22%
157b Jan
5
7
30%
7
17 Va
27% Jan
23% Jan
7%
30%
16%
49
28
7%
30%
217A
11
36% Jan
74
7'A
17
19
47% Jan
*72%
14,000
18
18
38'A Aug 31
74
120
260
20%
22%
51'A Oct
50'A July 18
*72%
19'A
167
21
4
74
20%
17%
2874 Dec
12
20 ■'
22'A
May 10
31% Jan
♦72%
74
20%;
18 7
14
39'A Jan
*72%
20 Va
'A
29%
South
10
20
7%
12
17
20
30%
8% Jan
79'A Mar 24
94
7 Va
19
30'A Feb
*92'A
29%
12'A Jan
22 'A Apr
94
20' % 20'A
*72
73%
.;
Soconyl Mobil Oil Co Inc
—15
Soo Line Railroad Co
1——No par
4
*92%
17'«
4
4
94
v*
22 %
12
11
*92
167a
Apr
Jan
92%.
18%
46'A Apr
65
x92
22%
60
15 Vt Jan
93%
17%
3
18'A Sep
931*2
18%
4
27'A Jan
79%
22%
38774 Jan
3
12,800
*78%
17
46% Jan
29
19,900
79%
18 '/4
5
30
11%
108%
*78'A
22%
15
Dec
11%
1067a
79 'A
106
18%
17'A
34
32%
54%
81%
46
44'A
87
60%
35%
427a J&n
70
11%
106%
*78 %
12'A
22%
64% Jun
15% Dec
11'A
105'A
79 '/a
107%
105
18'A
16%
38% Oct
17
11%
108'A.
*78 %
12%
104%
22%
Smith-Douglass
12% Nov
11%
78%
12'A
1
50c
,_1
__1
——
10
56 Vb Feb
11 %
78Va
ordinary
of America
32% Apr
5%
5,000
12,500
3
Jan
40 3a
21,400
237« Jan
21
39'A
43 %
28% Mar 23
28
39%
28'A
Smith-Corona
22% Jun
39%
27 %
14
45% Jan
40
43'A
Co——
Amer
40
'A
25% Apr
3
40
44
4
Apr
39%
43%
12'A Jan
53
39%
44 %
26
9
48,600
43 •%
18% Feb
6% Mar 15
52%
4'4%
25
20% Oct 24
44'A Jan
52'A
43%
Manufacturing Co—
30
53%
45%
(AO)
30
52%
43%
Oil
7% Dec
54%
-1
Smith
467/» Dec
53 vb
27%
Skelly
10
55'A
27%
Singer
12
52 Va
27%
11
Jan
3.900
30,800
56
27%
10
4% Jun
9 7a
38%
37% Apr
34
27
9%
26 'A
87% Apr
60% Apr
9'A Mar 10
15%
2674
9%
27 %
3
—
157b
27%
9%
*37%
3
-
16%
26%
9%
38%
11
-
15%
27 'A
9%
28%
44% Jan
'
16%
27 %
9%
26%
63'A Jan
;
16
28'A
9%
26 Va
31% Jan
—
16%
27%
9%
2714
4
—
16'A
28%
*37%
11
—
10,900
16%
-
27'A
Jan
mm mm
157,400
39'A
Corp—
Kline
13.600
12%
27%
537a Jan
Smith
35%
11%
26%
55
11
2
35'A
11%
27
2
34% Jun
35%
11%
27%
6
11 Va Oct
35
11%
27'A
Jun
7
10
35 7 a
11%
39%
29 Va Dec
37
200
100
♦97
100
26%
Simplicity Pattern Co
Sinclair
*97
19,700
27,600
35%
104
-
Strapping Co
—No par
& Steel—
No par
Co
97%
36%
26%
Corp
Simonds, Saw
97 Va
35%
*38%
Corp
Corp
100
*97
3 6'A
35%
No par
shares
Mfg
36 VB
Tr—
&
York
35%
24,700
18%
80
39%
.1
—l
17% Sep
36
37
*76
79
*76
1
Shattuck
Shell
35%
79
*76
54%
2.50
Inc_
Sharon Steel Corp
28
6
79
G)_—_J—No par
23
43
79
3374
11%
19 */»
issued
When
Feb
31% Feb
29
18%
32%
36
*100
*11%
Gas
&
37
187A
11'A
1
——J:
Industries
Shahmoon
37
18 "2
35%
No par
common
preferred
$5.25
*36'A
19
11'A
9%
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
20% Apr
Jan
29% May 25
43
Corp
Co————
12
22
23% Oct
Falls
&
33 %
367a
18%
5.300
3
.
Sealright-Oswego
34%
36 %
19
.37
100
16 'A
1
Corp
34%
37
18%
34
90
89
350
36%
27%
.—20
Co_
Co
11% Jan
43 Va Dec
30% Apr
RR
89
—5
5
Amer
of
Corp
Line
>'48% '
*250
350
*250
10%
100
1
preferred
Bolt
&
Screw
common-——:i.L_25
Co
350
*250
•
35%
No par
No par
_
48%'
87%
35%
*97
No par
common
preferred
4 8'A
87%
350
*250
34%
37
19%
35%
1
—
——
Co
Paper
$3.40
48%
87%
34
79
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
—5
Sbhenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Schering Corp common
L
_1
5%
convertible preferred——30
48
87%
34
18%
:
48%
89
79
34 Va
5
common
47%
*87%
*36
100
pfd 4.40% series A
Seagrave
7
5%
A
Co
25% Feb
23
—-10
1
series
Preferred
*250
Power-—No par
Co com—No par
&
Ry
Seaboard Finance
60% Mar 20
Feb
Light
Fran
San
29% Mar 21
37% Feb
31% Jan
54
8
37'A Feb
Lead Co
St Joseph
St L
48%
87%
350
87%
preferred-——
100
4.30% conv preferred
!——100
7
24 y4 Sep
47%'
-1.66%
common
4%!
8
29% Apr
Stores
9l
*90
4,900
91
'
,
.18%
18%
18 %
18 %
27'A
27%
26%
27%
93
93
93
94
63%
*88
.
37%
61'a
6434
89
38%
-
„
.1
88
36%
38%
18'A
27
18
18'A
6,600
2 8'A
29
94%
94
94%
310
60%
-
28
*93'A
63 %
88
18'A
6274
61 %
63%
46,600
88
88
36 %
37
*88
367a
89
36%
217,900
40
27,400
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
(1707)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK .'RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
"
•
Year 1960
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
357a Feb
"•
25
57% Dec
14
5274 Jan
12
60% Apr
707. Jan
-
12
79% Aug 22
72 74 Jan
23
77Va Feb
16
11% Jan
3
177a Feb
23
10 7a
Standard
Brands
$3.50 preferred
6Q
757.
16a/e
2
4% Jan
5% Jan
25
Standard Gas
25 7a Jan
14
Standard Kollsman
467a Jan
473/a Apr
55 3/4 Apr
10
Standard Oil of California——1_6.25
14
Standard Oil
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
May 16
4772 Dec
30
Standard
Financial
50% Jan
4
40% Jan
537a Apr
49 3/4 Apr
10
Standard Oil
56
Jan
4
53% Mar 15
597. Feb
3
Standard Oil
of
89
Mar
84
87 3/4 Feb
9
20 Va Oct
367a Jan
1
8
Jan
Jan
9
33/4%
of
New Jersey
:
Ohio common
62 Vz Dec
25
26 Va Dec
102
6
26% Oct
5
Jan
4
13
28
2174 Feb
I
403/4 Jan
4
27 Va Jan
8
27
32
425/a Jan
4
Feb
23 7a Apr
'
19% Oct
24
11
Nov
25
16
May 11
45 Va Nov
77
277a Mar
26 74 Jan
35
2
Mar 30
2174 Mar 25
117a Jan
17% Jan
22
Jan
657a Jan
9
82
29
4
Jan
27
12% July
6
16% Jan
5
44 % Mar 24
717a Dec
30
May 23
55 74 Jan
603/4 Feb
77
81
Apr
153/a
Stauffer
Apr' 11
1
No par
13% Jan
Sterchi Bros Stores .Inc
5
255/a
1
& Co Inc
(J P)
——'
5
-15
177a Jan
583/a Mar 28
53 74 Jan
65 3/a Apr
307a Aug 15
27% Jan
34 7. Apr
May 16
5
9 7a Mar
Jan
x
Co_
Studebaker-Packard
3
Corp
312
Jan
Mar
convertible
$5
3
com
preferred
4
Suburban
33 Va Apr
4
Suburban
4
45% Mar 17
5472 Jan
107. Jan
24% Feb
137. Jan
19
Apr
4
6
827a Jan
87
Mar 10
423/4 May 17
5572 Jan
21
477a Jan
553/4 Feb
15
20% May 27
24% Jan
7
23 7. Jan
265/a Jan
31
21% Jan
20
26
29% Jun
1
237a Sep
343/a Dec
May
855
Sep
19
26% Feb
29
30
10174 Aug 22
9
73/4 Oct
1
20
1348
Jan
4
50
4
24% Mar
22
Apr
33
Jan
30
1017a Jan
3
7
3672 Apr
Sun
4
Chemical
283/4
287.
267a
24 7.
*197«
647.
257.
19 72
247.
243/4
237.
24 7.
4,000
233/a
237a
235/8
247a
197a
19
17,600
65
647.
65
63 7a
64%
647a
3172
33%
32 7.
347.
31%
32 3 ^
32
8 7a
77a
8 7a
-
1
,
8
260
197a.
260
•
255
261
x35%
36%
-
:i9 7a
774
8
*255
*19
19 Va
7 3/4
•
265
265
19
19
65 7.
65%
3,100
327a
32
327a
21,900
8 7a
132,500
8 7a
77a
265
*265
50
49
4934
4974
49 7a
227a
21%
22 7a
217s
22
167a
*867.
177a
16%
17 7.
16%
1774
-17 72
No par
—10c
1200
Jan
1464
Jan
31
Superior Oil of California
Jan
58
'
1285
357a
32 7.
Sweets
28
Swift
11% Jan
15
Jun
22
125/a Jan
177a Apr
3
Symington
443/4 Feb. 17
703/4 Dec
23
66 % Jan
20
907a Apr
7
Talcott Inc
437a Apr
6
24
672 Jail
i4
47a Jan
3
457a Apr
87a Apr
4
1674 Apr
7
683/4 Apr
11
16
Tennessee
36
367a
21,200
31 Va
30%
31 Va
23,700
88
487a
49
217a
6,500
22
6,800
31,700
*86 72
88
*86 7a
88
55
543,4
547a
547a
55
54 7a
55
2672
,257a.
267*
25%-
267a
25%
267a
22 72
223/4
22%
22%
227a
223/4
223/4
23
357s
115
77a
1315
1285
35
357a
113%
7-%
3574
11174
73/4
114
77a
1275
1300
9
4.50
88Va
883/4
44%
447a
1
1
-1:25
7%
157c
663A
77a
1674
673/4
77a
14%
673/4
157a
683/4
24 7a
24%
24
24%
*4872
50
357a
8
34 7a
111
8
1280
1280
24
50
35
*110
87a
1474
673A
Co—5
TelAutograph Corp
Tennessee
Corp—
25 7a Jan
36
30 3/4
54 7a
167a
Corp
35 7a'
,,
25%
1
Tandy Corp
Wayne
'
.
267a
22 72
353/s
*487a
447a
—4.16%
Co—
317/8
*86 7a
88
25
15
,367a
30%.
55
7Vi
•
—25
America
Jan
90
183/4
113
4972 Feb
1,300
269
21%
1107a
45
5,700
6574
'
483/4
12.50
44 Vb Apr
14
11,100
1,100
26
287a
-
1772
Mining Co
of
18,900
497a
2278.
Sunshine
Co
15%
83
177.
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
&
157a
'82 %
49
22 72
11
25
40
l'57a
827a
5
25
29
700
273/4
No par
Jun
6,900
14,600
15 7a
'31%
Apr
12,500
82
.
32%
Co
517a Feb
>
81%
36 7.
preferred
39% July 26
V
153/a
82 7a
*81
4,600
10,100
28%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common_l
472%
preferred series A
25
57a% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
3
157B
8174
81
58
•
26
88
Oil
823/4
«
193/4
57 7a
597a
81
137.
1974
3172
9 3/a Jan
115
Jan
'
283/4
*8672
547a
26 7a
223/8
357a
*Sun
7
.
587a
•
-
3374
13
•
35 7.
j.
Corp
$4.50 series A
157a
8174
15
81%
82
153/8.
;
82
32
133/a
207a
2,100
.'
30%
237a
1
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
16
7
5 Vb Jun
:597a
23%
*
327a
1374
*193/4
•
317.-
283/4
—100
—;
Gas
Sunbeam
24
4
85
59
*81
237a
30 3A
common—___j
Propane
Jan
Feb
593/a
317a
13 7a
207a
"
'
83
317.
1
Gas___
4
1874 Sep
857a Oct
80
59
♦81-
23 7a
v
32 7.
13 74
*193/4
135/a
2074
'
303/4
_1
4172 Apr
187a Jan
26% Jan
647a
|
317a
33
20
'a
5
100
29,300
-
,
_l
—
Storer Broadcasting
11
293/4 Mar 27
1
32 72
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23 7a
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.
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317.
303/4
5,300
90,,
1
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16 Vb Sep 23
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83
3174
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55
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20
19
24
12 Va Jun.
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1
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253/a
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19 7a
11
47 % Oct
230
233/8
85
*86 74
257a
287a
1874 Feb
167a Jan
26 Va Mar 24
4
: 31
547a
90
28
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5%' prior preference
14-
32
30 3/4
547a
267a
7
Jan
*31 Va
-
257a
-
61,300
25%
253/4 Apr
197a Dec
*75
3172
2007800
28 74
16% Jan
529
85
477a
*867.
257/a
3172
307a
,
i
90
.
50,800
47 7a
48%
547a
,
287a : 287*
20
7
257a
537a
-
25%
Dec
22
*86 74
55%
53
477a
49%
543.4 » 55
54%
28V2
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Dec
863/i
265/a
543/4
557a
523/4-53%
-
28-%
Stewart-Warner
6
17 Va Dec
48%
*
10,600
247a
7
317a Apr
206
113,200
447.'- 453/4
607a
28 f
28% Apr
213/a Jan
7
473/a
"
-
-
287.
297. Feb
24% Jan
4
15
457a
-
59 74
26
24% Jan
7
24% Jan
700
'
1
28%
4
253/a Jan
22
574
49%
557s
'75
313/a
59%
__2.50
Stevens
17
Inc„_
33% Jan
6 % Dec
57.
55
82
15
807.
287.
287.
1
Sterling Drug
88 7a Mar 10
Jan
33% Jun
18
*6,900
57.
86%
257a
13%
1972
*81
1
17
49%
337a
59
100
9
Jun
574
557a
Co. common—5
25
14
16%
.537a
Chemical
Apr
22% Oct
158/a
53
preferred
372%
13
207a Sep
23
167a
"
Feb
67
3
210
167.
55
325/s
13%
*19
5
-
163/4
55%
24
S
167a
5372
23'%
L
17
557a
_1
—
763/4
52 %
3072
(The)
763/4
523/4
20
Starrett Co
Mar 15
7674
1
574'
_20
_20
Stanley Waxmer Corp
Stanray Corp
147a Mar 17
20
60
7674
'
: 4474
preferi*ed_
preferred
convertible
6%
Mar 28
'
Shares
587a
b0
574
convertible preferred
Standard Pressed Steel Co___
.
the Week
1
-763/4
42%
90
26%;
81
317.
313/4
Corp
Friday
59^8
53/s
,
1
April 14
76%
433/8
55
Sales for
"
-
76
i65/a
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*
603/8
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257a
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317.
$1.20
327a Mar 27
377a July
-
PRICES
April 18
42%
545/a
7
SALE
Thursday
53,fe
49 7.
1
preferred series A
HIGH
April 12
54.%
100
com
76
AND
Wednesday
517s
-
10
Standard Packaging
$1.60 convertible
807a Mar 30
Feb
64
' Mar 30
59 Va
<
"
42%
553/4
41
1
25
'
25
*57.
10c
Co
Industries-
Indiana
of
44% May 31
8372 Nov 25
46
—1
Corp
Electric
&
Tuesday
April 11
7572
17
20
35
Dec
593^
No par
__
13
40
38
com—No par
Inc
5
Sep
30% Jun
1
■12% May 11
:
11
'
Monday
April 10
■
Par
13 % Sep
May 11
47a Mar
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
112
7a
5,000
.
2,100
35
1,300
113
8
32,300
1,800
8 74
1298
1270
29,900
1275
440
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50
4872
487a
100
44 7a
45
447a
44 7a
44
7a
447a
33,100
17
16%
17 7a
16%
163/4
16%
16%
14,400
88Va
163/4
50
45 74
88 7.
89
89
887a
89
88
89
44%
'
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44%
10%
45 7a
44%
44%
443/4
44
44%
44%
44%
T
33/8 Oct
12% Feb
1
Feb
1
24% Aug 31
50% Dec 16
477a Jari
6
2074 Sep
29
243/4 Aug 25
23
J an
25
87
67a May
34
64 72 Jun
4
Jan
4
83
Jan
5
38 3/a Dec
27
35
Jan
27
37
Jan
14
277a Jan
19% Dec
16
256 Va May 25
187a Jan
1653/4 Jan
11
273/4 Jan
10
2
•
1023/s Mar
issued—
When
7
Texaco
7
(James)-
Gas Transmission
25
Transmission
217a Sep
28
15 7a
Sep
26
148 Va Oct
25
207a May 17
14 7a
July 2&
65
Sep
27
70 7a Jan
12
18% July 22
'
297a Jan
193/4 Jan
108
Jan
4
11
15% Jan
69
Jan
3
417a Feb
20
Texas
Gulf
3
26
Apr
11
Texas
12
204
Apr
4
Texas Instruments
35% Apr
6
Texas Pacific
Coal
3
3
233/4 Apr
106
Mar
863/4 Aug 25
80% Jan
5
97
243/4 Jan
4
21% Jan
3
29 % Apr
3172 Apr
267a Jan
4
247a Jan
3
11
38 7a Jun
15
237a Jan
10
613/4 Jan
7
37 Va Jan
3
Feb
Textron
Jan
27
103/a Jan
3
17
Apr
673/4 Jan
4
82 3/a Feb
24
2
203fe Dec
19
44 74 Dec
7
28
22 7a Jan
14 72
Sep
15 7a Feb
17
1 Jun
22
19% Jun
3
33
Dec
64
20
May 20
Ry
37 74
39%
25 74
40
253/4
387a
257a
395/a
38Va
39%
38 Va
38%
37 7a
39
26
247a
253/4
24%
24%
247a
243A
108,400
22,900
199 7.
19574
1993/4
1977?
192%
195'A
1943/4
1983A
357c
353/4
347a
35%
347a
35%
34 74
34%
347a
34%
8,400
1
22 72
84
94
27 7a
23 7s
89
94 A
27%
23
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91%
27%
237a
86
937a
23%
85
23%
85
23
23 3A
223/4
237a
12,200
*83
86
92
27Va
93
93
93
93
9374
9,600
28 72
27
27%
27%
2,8 Va
36,000
30
27%
307a
297a
277a
30
287a
30
29 7a
28
27%
27%
277a
28
43 7.
44
42%
44%
43
44 7a
433/,
453A
16%
167a
16
167*
16 7a
17
72%
74
73
733A
73
74
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86
100
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27
1
43
28
433/4
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15%
151A
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-
,
Apr
10
1
100
8
Thor Power Tool Co
.No par
86
29%
27% Feb
9
Tidewater
10
267.
25
23%
No par
52%
24
23%
533/s
24%
preferred
Oil
common
207a Jan
487a Jan
567a Feb
21
Timken
4
15 72 Jan
2772 Apr
24
Apr
14
Tishman Realty
243/a Mar
8
Bearing
Edison
12
Toledo
373/4 Jan
503/4 Feb
28
34
Jan
58 72 Apr
14
Co__
Dec
20
597. Jan
Co
34 5/s Mar 27
Transamerica
31% Oct
24
60
Jun
16
31% Jan
42 3/8 Apr
Transitron
Electronic
217. Dec
16
39
Jan
11
223/4 Jan
3172 Mar
Transue
Williams
117a July 25
19
Jan
4
1474 Jan
1874 Feb
Trans World
427a Apr
Tri-Continental
50 Vi Jan
4
5
28
177>
28
17%
*2772
17%
42%
557a
42 72
55
42%
557a
42 7a
293A
700
243A
257a
22,800
23%
123 7a
51%
23 7a
237a
233/4
527a
517a
52 3/a
2574
24
467.
567a
243A
25%
26
277a
233/4
23%
233/4
23%
4574
453A
457a
453A
56 7a
573A
577a
587a
81%
33%
393A
29
17%
807a
813/4
81
82 7.
2,100
33 74
33%
333/4
343/a
33,400
343A
397.
3574
36%
156,700
*27 7a
287a
*277a
53
287.
100
163A
17/4
21,200
41%
42 7.
16,800
557a
55 7a
557a
557a
553A
34 72
3574
347a
347a
333A
34/a
28%
517a
517a
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*41%
30
517a
52 7a
12
4272
29 7.
303/«
297a
30
513A
513A
527a
54
51%
54%
53%
5574
11%
12
12
12
Jun
493/4 Feb
2
55
30
Mar
5974 May 27
44 7a Dec 20
40% Jan
3
5574 Apr
107. Jan
6
123/a Mar 10
Jan
20
43 74
Apr
M'ar 14
May 17
44
Oct
14
36
July 18
137a Nov
28
1174 Jan
9
163/4 Apr
13 74 Jun
21
207a Nov
30
177a Jan
4
21% Mar 13
TXL Oil Corp
12% Oct
26
187a Jan
22
13% Jan
4
153/4 Apr
10
29
57
Aug 30
427a Jan
11
59/2 Apr
7
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp—:
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co——5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp:.:
No par
Union Electric Co common—-—10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series—
No par
Twin
3
Coach
Co
!
:
.
—
55
51
ll3/8
*41%
423/4
2,300
4,500
24,100
600
76,300
500
43
42 74
14 72
133A
147.
13 74
133/4
133/a
14 74
11,400
21
19%
20%
19%
20 7.
19%
20 3A
23,100
1
147a
1572
14 74
1
20%
217.
20%
157a
153/4
'1574
15 s/8
15
1572
145/B
15
593/8
57 74
597.
553/4
573/8
5672
58%
577a
8%
9 7.
9%
97a
93/8
42 7a
145/B
58 74
.
4,300
175/a
28%
517a
513/4
11%
42%
-
4,400
427a
35 7.
Co
1
—50
21,200
,
177a
34%
Coal
common
46,700
41%
27%
*51
Corp
preferred-:
5,600
10,300
'
343/4
52
8 7a
32%
387.
293A
28
51%
5174
11%
423A
25
36
32%
4072
28
17%
7 427a
3274
39%
20
293/4
253A
343/a
253/a Jan
8
Inc—
8172
86
29%
26 72
50 7a
503A
*1172
*4274
297a Jan
113/4 Dec
Steel—No par
Airlines
4,300
20,600
25 7.
1
$2.70
5374 Jan
27
2
Corp
45%
55 3A
323/b
4078
313/4
* 3978
*263A
1772
2
-1
1,200
8,600
85,800
253A
Truax-Traer
18
30
40 72 May
May
Corp!
23%
453/8
5672
"
*84
86
307.
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% conv prior preferred
-50
547a Oct
337a Nov
July 28
7
82
53
247a
*84
*29%
2574
233/4
5272.
247a'
23%
31% Jan
553/4 Apr
11
28
8
84
140
30
42%
55 7a
25 7a Mar 14
30
84
86
3772 Mar
Jan
36
&
55
22%
-
26% Jan
3
8372
23% '/
4572
54
5
No par
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane
4474
& Construction—1
29
Mar 20
233/4
85
23 7a
52%
23%
23
447a
56
2
Roller
413/b Aug 26
91
307a
26%
1
$1.20 preferred
377a Dec
Jan
3078
*29 7a
*83
'
73 7a
29%
25aA
2672
4%
16/2
'
l723/8
85
86
323/4 Feb
i
192
28 72
157a
Inc—
Common
86
27
7,300
19,900
19674
—5
6
3972 Jan
10174
1
Co
4
27
100 7b
101%
10
Oil
50c
293/a Jan
Oct
32.900
37
No par
21
33
101%
37%
Co
Oct
23
63,800
1003A
10174
Inc—
&
Chemical
233/a Mar 29
64
mo41,900
37 Va
82 7a Mar 21
19
64,800
^
24 74
993A
No par
conv
68 3/4 Jan
6
16
68,
37
Co
2072 Jan
1972 Sep
7.
23%
363/4
common
4
243/a Jan
14
;):rf663A
*
38
267s Jan
Feb
16% Jun
67%., o
247a
37Va
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge
79
24
1007a
preferred
$1.25
8
84
Inc
Thiokol
14
22
13
157a
67 7a
243/a
10,400
37%
101
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
3
24
707a Dec
Pacific
Texas Utilities
3
16
8
147a
687a
1,700
2,400
8
1013/4
certificates
share
Texas &
7
Mar 17
30% Mar 14
49
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur—
Sub
12
46 7« Feb
9% July
7%
Land Trust—
24
26
157a
■
74
8
337a
—No par
Gas
Nov
21
7%
367a
Corp
Texas
287a Oct
22 3/4 Oct
8
5
Inc
38% Mar 21
Texas Pacific
293/a Mar 15
73/4
8
260
u
24% Feb
6% Nov
30
127. Mar
1
7 3/a Jan
3
3374 Jan
4
29 7a Oct
25
437. Jan
4
106 7a Oct
25
1487a Jan
6
116
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
92
Jan
30
32
Jan
4
87/4 Jan
6
96
Aug 15
74/4 Dec
29
78
Apr
68 72 Jan
5
75
Aug 16
77 y2 Jan
7
85
Aug 19
33 7a Mar
8
47
NOV
16
42 3A Jan
28
31
jan
5
27 Vb Jan
25
Sep
8
107s Mar 28
383/4 Feb
135
28
Apr
11
443/4 Feb
9
967. Mar 23
747a Jan 20
75% Jan
12
71
Feb
24
75 V2 Apr
5
82
Feb
2
86/2 Mar
8
-
593/4 Apr
7
337a Mar 22
83/b Jan
of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
Union Oil
25
73/4 Jan
4
21
8% Aug
327a Jan
2
25 7a Oct
197a Oct
26
243A Jan
13
25 7. Apr
5
37% Jan
4
34% Jan
473/s Apr
373/8 Jan
$4
445/8 Mar 20
6
20
467a Aug 22
88
May 10
1033/4 Aug 25
81
May 17
32% Apr
97
Aug 24
35% Dec
23% Mar
8
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
17
Nov
8
Jan
293/4 Jan
36
Mar
6
Jan
24
Mar
1
20
Mar
86
7
Jan
102
4
15
30 3/4 Jan
4
20
36% Jan
16
106
Feb
7
7
39% Apr
457a Mar
27
Apr
18
183A Feb
1
28/4 Apr
Jan
25
607a Jan
4
767a Apr
38
7
31
14
Mar 21
Aug
1
Feb
23
297a Jan
18
Jan
3
87. Apr
4
Feb
28
12
Nov
17
447a Jan
3
52
46
7
153A Dec
1
227a Jan
6
15% Jan
3
193/4 Apr
5
317. Jan
6
1774 Jan
3
247a Mar
7
Mar 21
36% Mar
3
27% May 20
4672 Apr 19
34% Aug 30
33
64
52/4 Jan
20
Jan
25
16
Jan
3
187. Feb
20
167. Apr
19
183A Jun
28
173/8 Jan
3
24% Apr
5
% Aug
4
Jan
11
it Jan
3
l/2 Mar
24
Apr
12
643A Jan
4
54% Jan
16
30% Jan
27
50
Jun
307a Mar
4
53 3A Jan
13A
3372 July
437. Jun
4
767. Mar 24
8
30% Jan
3
33V2
16
37% Jan
3
473% Feb
Mar 23
9
14
4
927a Oct
18
4
95
233A Sep
29
307a Jan
4
243/4 Jan
3
293/4 Feb
2
42
25
747. Jan
4
4974 Apr
14
56% Feb
28
8372 Jan
Oct
For
93
footnotes, see page 24.
Jan
Apr
36%
.
37
36%
1297.
132/2
1337a
43 7a
43%
4372
377a
135
43%
*95
957a
*75
80
*75
80
743/4
*73%
75
857a
743/4
*84/2
9474
95
9
.
47,100
9 7.
5,000
353/s
36%
16,500
1333/4
1327.
1333/4
30.300
43%
447a
43%
43%
10,500
95"
953/8
95 7a
370
94 7.
957.
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73%
79
*75
75
7472
36
79
957a
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747a
79
747a
74%
310
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857a
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86
85%
86
587a
59
5774
58%
57%
58s/8
55 74
58 7a
553/4
56%
28,100
313/a
31%
3172
32
313/a
31%
313/8
313/4
317*
315/s
30,200
87.
85
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20
8 3/8
8 74
83/B
87.
83^
8%
34
343/4
347.
35
34 7»
357a
347a
34%
343/4
35
225/8
23
22%
22%
225/e
22%
225/e
22%
227a
223/4
46
473/a
46
46'/a
457a
453/4
45
45 7a
457a
46
54,100
4174
423/8
4174
42
417a
|423/a
413/a
41
41%
413/4
48,600
*10474
110
*104
7.
110
8 3/a
874
104
*102
10474
%
110
90
88
90
1
39
39%
38%
397a
38
4074
407a
40
407a
397a
407a'
39
273/4
287.
25
28 7a
24
25%
24 7a
747.
767a
747a
76
7572.
76
733/4
75
36
36
35
3572
343/4
343/4
343/4
35
8
87a
No par
10
United Gas Improvement Co___137a
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc.;
1
United Park City Mines Co__^„—1
United Shoe Mach common—^—25
6% preferred—
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
47a% preferred
—100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
US Freight Co
«—
No par
9,300
583/4
343/4
90
Foundry—5
15%
■'
1327b
44
38%
&
7e
363/4
36
43 7a
917a
Corp
9
132 7a. 1343/a
90
United Gas
Mario
25
29
16
,
3872
(series of 1956) conv pfd-100
United Engineering
United Fruit Co
3
14% Dec
-9
Amer__No par
10
United Carbon Co__
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)
2.50
United Corp (Del)
—1
United Electric Coal Cos—
5
407a Mar 16
7% Jan
5
United Board vfc Carton Corp
10
2874 Nov
Co
Corp
United Biscuit Co of
10
76
10
No par
Co
United Artists
7
2
Drill
4%
11
547a July 25
preferred
Car
United Airlines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp
common
5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd_100
10
94/4 Feb
non-cum
Union Tank
Union Twist
-
,
97.
8
87a
50
50 3/g
49%
50
8
87a
*49
*88
493/4
8
49 7.
*103
83/B
106
917a
91
91
39
375/8
38%
39
387.
38%
257a
25%
26
73%
73%
34
35
87a
49 7.
8
473/4
87a
49
14,700
14,600
2,000
200
1,600
26,100
2,400
7,100
9,100
1,700
34.400
27100
18%
197a
18%
197a
183/4
18%
18 5/a
18%
187.
18 5/a
21
223/s
217a
213/b
203/4
217.
203/4
217.
41,100
357a
357a
22 72
36
203/4
357.
353/4
367.
367a
365/8
35%
367a
62
62
49,900
2,000
62
627a
613/4
613/4
593/4
617.
603/4
61
17 Va
177a
17%
17%
177.
175/8
17 7a
177a
177a
17%
23%
247a
237a
235/e
223/b
237.
227.
22%
22%
174
13/8
1%
13/8
174
1%
174
1%
1%
225/8
1%
7,100
4,200
54,600
5.900
68%
69%
697a
703/s
7074
70%
70
707.
697a
32 7a
327a
32
32
32%
327a
327a
327a
*327.
327a
320
42 7a
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
433/4
45%
467.
473/a
23,600
93%
933/4
94
94
94
94
*94
9472
947a
95
1,190
2974
2972
2ft%
297a
29
2974
28 5/a
2974
6.QOO
51.7a
52%
51
51%
517a
517a
49%
50%
7,800
,
70
7,900
"
: 29
293/8
52
52%
.
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1708)
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
r
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
...Year 1960
Highest
Lowest
85 ft Oct
25
19
161
3% Dec
•
20
15 ft- Dec
7ft Oct
•
Jan
8
12
3
15
9 ft Jan
3
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
1
26% Jan
5
30% Sep'
4
10
50% Jan
26
78
26
64
Jan
33
Nov
21
4
45Ve Dec
19
'•
22
Jun
14
2
25
149 % Jan
3
;-159 ft Apr
4
45% Jan
50
7
5
75% Jan
3
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
23 ft Jan
3
35
24% Mar 29
18% Apr
.
21
37% Feb
15
53% Apr
10
U S Vitamin
24
United Stockyards
6
20% Jan
26
11
Jan
3
23
Apr
Jan
3
43'A Apr
34y2 Dec
15
30 y2 Jan
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
162
80% Jun
17
49% Feb
20
62
33 ft Dec
23
30% Jan
4
28 ft Jan
5
53% Dec
29
70% Feb
16
84
10
Feb
3
Universal Oil Products
14
Universal Pictures
8
28
59
Apr
14
preferred
Upjohn Co
38% Feb
23
Utah
30y8Oct
25
38
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
&
44
Jan
5
30% Jan
S
37% Jan
27
Vanadium-Alloys
343/4 Jan
5
18
Jan
3
271/b Apr
2
113A Mar 23
14% Apr
14
12
Vanadium
153A Sep
2
28 3A Jan
6
35% Mar 15
19% Dec
14
22 % Sep
28
19% Jan
3
25% Feb
38% Oct
24
67 % Jun
20
46% Jan
4
681/2 Apr
31
24
44% Jan
13
36
12
26% Feb
Sep
51% Dec
20
9
39"% Dec
28
Apr
22
113% Dec
28
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
99% Jan
4
106 % Aub
24
Oct
21% Mar
Feb
27
103
Jan
$2.28
Van
9
convertible
Raalte
13
Virginia Carolina Chemical
21
Vendo
57% Mar 21
1073/4 Feb
3
Virginia
21
$5
Elec
&
preferred
•'■••ft
41 y4
40%
48%
V
55
24%
63%
100
105
_100
%
'310
50%
51,600
18%
19
19%
*191/2
201/B
800
16%/
17%
166,400
41%
42%
16,100
16%
39 %
56%
47%
48%
48'/a
48%
53%
54
56 J/2
63
82%
82
821/4
83
83
110
20,600
58
56%
57%
56%
57%
57%
59
37%
36%
36%
3 6'A
36%
36
36%
33
34
34%
34%
35%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
9,900
13 ft
14%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
20,700
331/4
33
34
33%
33'%
33J/2
33%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24 %
24%
4.400
63%
64%
63%
643/8
631/2
68%
93,300
73 ft
27.300
75%
38
73%
76%
38ft
39 ft
111
55 ft
105 3/4
105i/2
Mar
7
$4.04
preferred
*85
86
*85
86
24
$4.20
preferred
100
*88 ft
89
89
89
83% Feb
8
87
Mar 20
$4.12
preferred
100
*85
86% '
4
133/4 Feb
6
Vulcan
4
16% Feb
3
5ft
94
8
943A Apr
8
87% Jan
3
Mar
8
15
102 % Apr
14
98 % Jan
0
102% Mar
1
Dec
1
791/4 Jan
•
85ft, Feb
28
Wabash
RR
291/2 Feb
28
Wagner
Jun
Co
Electric
84% Dec
95
Materials
convertible
534 ft
7^200
3,800
55ft
533A
54%
18,500
1063/a
106%
*105%
106'%
190
*84%
86
*841/2
86%
10
90 %
*89
90'%
*89
90%
20
85
*85
86%
*85
86%
10
J/2
1
preferred
preferred
41%
117
85
85
86%
116
12%
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12ft
12%
11,500
16
common
preferred
6ftft
r'
*85
40 3/4
119
1,400
54 ft
106
*89
691/2
41%
115
55%
85
Jan
74%
41
115
54%
105'/2
72 %
39 ft
115
54%
106
76
39
115
85
9% Jan
1,900
65 ft
90
13% Jan
*34
331/4
f
4
4,600
26%
7
4
7,000
33%
Mar
Jan
24,600
13%
Jan
19
3,400
145,500
48%'
85
15% Jan
58
54 %\
85
2
41 'A
162
56%
47%
Aug 31
8
41
*160
57%
53%
Aug 10
77/e Oct
41
162
39%
*160
58%
6.300
*8iy4
89
133/4 Jun
ft:
3,100
547/e
85
16
29
16% .171/2
42%
162
55%
146%.
42
•
40
*159
:
145%
17y2
43'A
29
90% Aug
1,400
96,300'
29%
18
82% Jun 23
*'
37%
Jan
__
901/8
146'A
4 8'A
82 3/4 Jan
80
88 3A
.145%
37%
•
64%
55%
_
89%: '
«
5,700
V
24'A
'
76 ft
54%
8-
49%
11,000
26 Va -26%
110%
com
49%
.
28%
49%
32 3A
.
65 ft
74
49% '
2,200
44%
33%
12%
331/4
24
43%
33
89 '••:
■
18,400
159
43%
331%
37
12%
32%
:
*158%
1591/4
491%
:
■200
55%
57y4
26%
12%
!
7,400
76
54%
,
82%
*8iy4
32%
26%
55
43
32%.
•••
4
n
*74%
-76
37%
4iy4
48y4
"48'A.
v
48%
61
53
■;
82y2
58'A
37%
46%
54
45
42
162
46
.'.■••
37i/2
18 %
58%
60%
2,200
29
42%
*159
162
303s
51%
18%
16 »A
30%
37%
18%
42 ft
30'A
29'%
18%
42%
100
10,700
301/4
v
291/B
18%
*37
8 7/8
26%
145%
47
373A
Co
90%,'
-
*37
110%
Power
29%
89
22,700
*8%
••■
.
89,200
35%
•,.'145%
37 ft
preferred_100
partic
29%
A
89%
146'A
52%
1
com
88%
■145%
49%
32%
'
_1.25
dividend
49%
53%
54
1
Co
6ft
49%
:
V
39%
34% v
25%
1581
.:•
14'
13%
*37i/e
400
26%
'
/•
/
14
47'A'
34%
20
39% '
*74%
■•
%;'
44
37 y2
*81V4
57 %
36%
5
_
158
41"%'
•33 »/e
49%
49%
•
158
44
34%
'29%
47%
•
—10
:
Feb
Associates
159
-
146%
58%
„1
preferred
Inc.
Co
Varian
120
49% :,; 49%
87% . 88%
34
:
<
18,400
*18
11,600
V 8%
76%
54%:
541/a
5%
*8%
*
:
47%
*75
551/4
•43'/a
•
16% "T8ft
5
41% Apr
13
49% Jan
Co
America
14
77% Mar 30
34% Jan 11
107
Steel
of
Corp
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
76 y2
'
157%
35
41%
12.80
Co
158:;,. '
•-47%
47%,
76 %
18%
1
;
47%
54
37%
52V2
1
com
' f'
•
29%
<'
100
Light
5
Jan
79
Power
5
15% Oct
Inc
V:
54%-
50
51/4
" 26%
'v. '
v
•
145ft
,,
1
Co
Co
4ft%
20
29% Dec
48
75
8%v
155%
'/-;A. ■34%- •347/8v
30'A
40
Apr
13
30
*159
Feb
62% Jun
31
100
50% Mar 27
16
:
_
2.50
63
41% Feb
..
1
Corp
85
48% Feb
30%
34
——30o
Tobacco
3
% Mar
31%
com_No par
Leaf
7
43
271/a
43% ^44 i
1
preferred
78 % Jan
Aug 18
*8%
26 Vz
Universal
8ft
8%
•
106%
20
*37%
•
,
Shares
1041%
155'/2
57/a
13%
14%
the Week
106%
*18
y
347/3
8%
.
Friday
April 14
.
158
5%
Y
,39%/
.
34ye
27 ft
Corp
Universal Match
'••*■■
9;4'
*37 ft
,
•
105
♦155'A
19%
13%
39%
35
Vv.
5%:
19'A
Sales fop
Thursday
106%
5 %
•
14%
*37%
34%
PRICES
157%
.
27
157ft
.
preferred—25
Corp
13%
-
105 ft*155
27%
Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel
13
Jan
.
Pharmaceutical-.,-!
&
United Whelan
•41% Mar 17
'
common——No par
Co
y/
-
47%
Mm
non-cumulative
7ft
12
6
11
US Tobacco
4
30
4
41% Apr 14
21% Oct 24
Jan
U
14%
53%'
*•
■.
—1
com—50
7%' preferred-.
-—'A—50
S Steel Corp common-—•_—-16%
7%
preferred
100
30% Feb
.
•
—
Mar 17
13% July 11
2
148
Apr
5iy2Jan
12
29 % Oct
•
147
-
9
10
.
20%
75
•
,
1st preferred——100
&
*19%
34%
SALE
April 13
31
Corp——
Ref
5%
*8%
100
5
5%
39% /,
HIGH
April 12
27
:_Ll
B
series
156'%
13%
■
AND
Wednesday
156%
*37'A
:-.34%
,.
10
5
5
Co—
common—_
non-cum
U S Shoe
US Smelting
j 90y4 Apr 12
•
e
Jan
29 ft Jan
25
23
Feb
8%
14
4
preferred
U S Rubber' Co
13
44 y2 Apr
37 ft Apr
36% Jun
26% Dec
-
3%%
14
6
26 ft Aug
1
LOW
.
April 11
106y2 107y2
18%,,,19'%
V -
50
——
Foundry
&
.
.
Tuesday
.
.155
5%
5%
._1
common
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp
common
17
,
3
8
15 V4 Jan
23
Jan
55% Apr
77
.
Jan
37 ft Nov
-
V 48% Feb
•
35 ft Mar
-103% Jan
148
Mar
26
19
Co
-
-
155
50
U S
3
May
9
33
5
50% Sep
15
34 ft Jan
3
4 %
Mar 27
9
*
-
24
U S Pipe
Jan
Apr "27
36% Apr 12
22
69 ft Sep 28
139% Jan
4
6
75
47
preference—.
ft"., preferred—
27% Apr
46% Jan
-■
A
■
April 10
105% 106%
100
common—82%c
Mach
'T"
Monday
.
4
common
preferred series A_.
U S Lines
7
5
Jan
4 %%
8
14
3
157% Aug 11
27
25% Dec
;
Aug 31
.
class
43% Jan
35
:
/ Par
U S Industries. Inc .common—,
10
Mar
'
5%
26% Jan
5
Jan
38
Co
US Hoffman
7% Jan
30
Jan
14% Apr
35% Apr
.
"
STOCK
preferred
22% Mar
83A Sep
26 % Jan
144
7%
23 'A Mar 28
40
r
US Gypsum
6% Mar 21
Jan
41 ft Oct
75
6
4
30
40% Aug
27
Feb
17
8
25% Nov
Feb
157
4
25
7% Mar
20 % Oct
115
6
13% Jan
29
6
4
31 % Feb
24
25% Jim
YORK
EXCHANGE
153% Mar
Aug 23
8 ye Jan
8
34 'A NOV
NEW
Highest
100% Jan
13
116 y2 Jun
Dec
148
Lowest
15%
15%
153/4
16
16
16
153/4"
15%
15%
15%
1,900
923ft
*92 ft
923A
70
_100,.
92 ft
.
102
100
;
102
93
102
93
93
102
'
'.
102
,
102
*92 %
92%
103
*102,
*92'%
*102
103
*80
•
84
80
w
62
-
80
May 13
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
24% Feb
10
11% Dec
30
18'A Jun
8
HVa Jan
9
45
23
7
Waldorf System-
Mar
Walgreen Co__
57
4
73
6
38ft Jan
0
Dec
19
26% Feb
2
Walworth
Ward
7
1
15'A Jan
4
8% Jan
3
47
Apr 14
41'A Apr
4
11'A Mar 28
21
153/4 Jan
15
10 ft Jan
4
12% Jan
15
Nov
9% Nov
30
7
10 % Jan
18
9
Sep
37% Mar
89 'A Jan
27
81% Dec
5
Jan
Mar 13
601/2 Aug 24
4
27 y8 Dec
541/4 Dec
14
15
Oct
51
Feb
6
19
6%
Jan
4
•3
141/b Apr
5
67% Mar 20
Ward
3
24'A Mar 29
Warner
Jan
9
861/2 Apr
6
491/2 Mar 23
3
4
54% NOV
22
53 ft Jan
3
68
Feb
25
443A Sep
13
41% Jan
5
53
30
27
451/2 Jan
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23
23% July 14
30'A Jan
15
25 ft Jan
6
301/2 Feb
16
7% Jan
14
4 % Jan
4
4
10% Jan
4
1
91/2 Dec
29
87
Jan
17
Jan
98% Aug 30
4
16
D)
Waukesha
94
Jan
9
100'% Mar 15
87
Jan
23
89% Mar 22
4.20%
82ft Jan
17
86% Mar
9
4.10%
36i/2 Jan
31
42 3A Jan
6
Jan
25
56 3A Jan
4
92% Feb
17
29
4
19% Jan
4
28'A Apr
11
35% Jan
16
43
Apr
11
Jan
27
May 11
37% Jan
26
93
98'A Mar
West Va
8
96
Jan
19
98
4
27
Jan
13
4'/2%
341/8 Mar 13
July 29
4.80%
98
Sep
2
22
July 26
34% Jan
22
27ft Jan
64
>
Mar
70
28
68
2
48'A July
673A Jan
37V8 Mar 14
Oct
36
31
98% Oct
14
6% Nov
102
Dec
32 3/4 May
48
45
3
23
23 ft
3,900
83%
83
83%
17,500
No par
45%
46%
46%
46%
47
47
46 3A
49ft
No
3
3
Aug 31
99% Jan
9
71/8 Jan
3
8
Oct
Dec
25
37
4
Apr
45
$5
43
$3
153/a Sep
103/4 Mar 10
131/4 Jan
25% Feb
9
223/s Dec
2
59
Mar
303/s Jan
26
331/4 Apr
17
129
Feb
29ft Jan
3
34
Apr
3
29 ft Feb
20
8
75
July 11
66% Apr
66
Jan
4
49
Jan
59% Mar
95
Oct
13
87
Jan
91 % Feb
101
Dec
23
95
Jan
10% Jan
14
78
Apr
1
7% Nov
7
26 ft Oct
3
38
Jan
8% Feb
74% Feb
115
10%
16
6
27% Jan
S
ft Sep
28
37% Jan
6
23 % Feb
14
84% Oct
25
138% Jan
4
88% Jan
3
18% Dec
27
Aug 26
J«^Jan
19
25
6%
29%
29%
29%
*29i/8
29%
29'A
29%
1.000
51/4
5%
5%
5%
5
5 Va
10,000
4
16%
16%
163/4
17
16
16%
16
15ft
15%
6,200
99
99
97%
98%
300
99%
89
89
*89
90%
88
*86
88
*86
88
37'A
38
38
*95%
97
No
com
*95%
97
98%
89
89
*89
90%
88
*86
88
38%
*95%
38
97
*95%
37%
97
36%
*95%
39
30
12,600
97
26
27%
27
28ft
263A
27%
25%
263/4
25%
26%
*42
42%
42
43
41%
41%
*41%
413A
42
42%
97%
*96%
97%
*96 %
97ft
96%
96%
40
31%
30 3/8
31
303/4
32
32
3 2 3/4
26,700
35
35%
35
351/4
34%
35 ft
37
26'A
37
38
TOO
26%
26
263%
25%
26
2,000
52%
48%
49i%
48%
49%
par
40
No par
-
2.50
_10
!
common_6.25
100
series B
No par
.80
20
(The S S)
Mfg
108
51 %
.
97%
34
*74
38,700
2,200
Industries
Inc
Stores
—1
Power
Co com
10
100
Public
Iron
(F
Service
100
53%
54 ft
2,800
54%
54%
55%
12,600
*100%
101 %
75ft
54%
54%
101ft
*100 ft
101 ft
*100 ft
101ft
*1001/4
101ft
8%
8:%
26
41
24ft
83/4
8%
8 3/4
8%
50'%
preferred
17,900
75 ft
54
50ft
10c
110
32%
54%
50%
Inc
97%
31%
31%
54%
50%
42
97%
32%
*74
79
54
5
-10
,
*25%
9
*25%
26
*251%
26
41
x39%
393/4
*40
41
24%
*24
24%
24%
24%
2,900
49
50ft
*48%
49%
49%
49%
2.000
44 ft
44i%
21.500
43
82
42%
43'A
*80ft
82
81
81
*80%
82
*80'%
82
*37
38
38
38
373/8
37%
*37%
37%
*37
37%
12'%
12
12'A
12
12%
123/8
32%
323/4
43%
43
122%
122%
34
42'%
*81
323/8
323/4
42%
32%
43y8
42%
32%
12i%
x32ft
32%
33%
33%
33
28%
283/4
28'%
28%
28'%
10
69
69%
563/4
91ft
69%
70%
69
70ft
563/4
56%
57%
56%
43 'A
123
69 ft
56%
Yale
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door___
Mfg
—10
Co.—
313/4
107'%
93/4
32%
90
91ft
105'%
107'%
9%
89%
9%
313/4
106
89%
32%
90%
106%
9%
105
9%
3l3/4
321/2
32
5
253/8
25%
25'%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1093/4
21%
111ft
213/4
109ft
111%
108%
111%
108 7/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
33
1
2,800
16,100
8.300
693/4
70%
571/4
573%
58
91'A
40
2,500
28%
693A
,
91%
91%
1051%
105
93/8
No par
No par
9.700
33%
10
5
35.600
43 %
33%
Co
100
32%
34
common
100
500
4,400
123%
33%
43
700
42 %
*122%
29
No par
32%
43Vb
121%
28%
series
12
500
*122'%
42%
29
preferred 4%%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
113/4
121'%
28%
56ft
91 'A
107
9%
42%
123
*121
10
W)
43%
12
34
Prior
4,400
26
10
Corp
Co
Corp
97%
8,600
54%
1
No par
52ft
543/4
41
24'A
common—No par
51%
54%
42%
24ft
Co___
500
108
51%
*97
53,700
54%
8%
26
42 Va
25
preferred
*106
7,800
54
54%
9
26
Co
108
51%
*37
75ft
8%
25%
42'A
24
-
52
32
79
*100 ft
Inc__,
*106
32%
973/4
33
*72
54
20
50
107
97'A
97
34'A
37%
*36'%
27%
51
97%
*72
75'A
54ft... 55ft
100
preferred—
Inc
*105
51%
common—1
Machine
Towne
*105
513/4
33%
.
1
common
30
97
5
preferred
*96%
—
50%
10
common.,
Co
Co
*105
100
preference
&
38ft
38%
98%
*86
5
preferred
27'% Mar 15
21% Mar 22
99
90
1,100
32,800
Woolworth
2
100
*86
16
5
121,800
Worthington
Mar 29
99
*89
51%
85'%
Woodward
3
11
100
100
100
com
34% Mar 14
3
293/8
5%
27%
Wisconsin
17
111% Apr
29%
5%
43%
Wisconsin Elec
13
Feb
291/8
85'A
Winn-Dixie
14
10
41% Oct
3 6 3/8
42'A
convertible
Windsor
6
46 3A Feb
6
12
80% Mar 10
3 6 34
27 ft
Wilson-Jones
10
413A Jan
22% Jan
363A
preferred—
$4.25
9
121% Apr
8
36%
86
&
10% May 11
253/8 Oct 31
Jan
36%
27%
Wilson
17
26
36%
Telegraph
Sewing
Prior
15
42
21
363/4
43 %
Oil
84'A Feb
291/4 Nov
3 6 3A
42%
Wilcox
493A Feb
433/8 Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31ft Aug 17
37 ft
1
Co
Ry
convertible
51/4%
Mar 21
27% Jan
25
371/4
26%
51
79 ft Jan
Jan
3,800
*85%
White Stores
41% Jan
363A Apr 29
3";ooo
51%
85%
27 ft Mar 20
22
119
66%
51
5
preferred
White
Mar 30
83'A Aug 18
28% Dec 29
8
66
51'A
4334
White Motor
13
Mar
66%
50%
85%
White Dental
Mar 10
Jan
79
May 27
23'A Jan 11
9
66 %
51ft
:
preferred
41/4%
9
26
Jan
6 6 3/4
51ft
100
RR
Whirlpool Corp
93/8 Mar 15
Jan
65%
51ft
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__
Wheeling Steel Corp common
21
65
103
6
203/a Jan
21
Feb
553A Feb
.
66%
51%
.
Electric
4
Jan
66
513/s
5
Air Brake
10
40ft Jan
66
51%
par
Inc
2nd
non-cum.
3.80%
11
4.200
65
No par
Co
Westinghouse
34'A Apr
3,400
23%
82 'A
Westinghouse
973A Apr
29,600
67
23 ft
10
75 'A Apr
13%
661/2
84
12
3
100
13
67
23 ft
23
10
44
28 3/4 Jan
21
313A Mar 10
Jan
6
27% July 12
523/8 Jan
8
27
18% Oct
92 ft Jan
8,r
14% Jan
21
241/e Nov 15
36
Sep
86%
13'A
83'A
Jan
8
8 61/2
13
66%
•
23 ft
Western Maryland
28
86 %
67 ft
83%
88% Jan
Feb
*86
13%
66%-
42%
10
52% Feb
86
13
6 6'A
86'%
Jun
105
85%'
13%
44%
65
2
86 ft
13%
x66
27%
32% Jan
25
3
3,700
42%
25
Oct
Feb
113/4
273/a
21'/8 Oct
42% Jan
11%
*85'A
Western Union
104
lift
49%
27%
55
6
lift
53
393A Jan
5
62% Jan
11%
51%
13
Sep
6
41% Sep 28
923A Dec 22
11%
35%
37%
Jan
102
113/4
3,200
263/4
57
50
23,200
26%
31
27% Apr
10%
2334
Mills—
Western Pacific
10
9 %
353/8
*36'%
28% Mar 17
Mar 22
10ft
26%
53%
27%
43Va
85%
37
24 ft Jan
Jan
9%
35%
37%
373/8 Mar 21
31% Jan
85
10 ft
35%
*36%
26'A
52ft
27'A
42%
85%
31ft Jan
6
40% Feb
10
31%
6
22
4,100
103/a
30 3A
14
89% Aug 18
103% Dec 28
39 ft
Bancorporation———,__2
Jan
4
47
381/2
97%
25 3/& Dec
4
45'A
3934
97%
37
Apr
67%
45ft
39
86 ft
14%
68
44%
41ft
lift
67
67
45 ft
100
4
4%
2,500
68%
82%
preferred
Western
Mar 22
67%
67
44%
40
•;
23%
Supply
4
771/2 Jan
86
13'A
1,500
45 3A
preferred
Lines
163A Apr
45
86
66%
Pulp & Paper common—5
28 3/4 May
38'A Oct
11%
10
Co
Western Auto
98
lift
8,700
12%
84%
Western Air
17
30y2 Jan
10%
5
pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
26
16
10%
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4%ft
30'/b Oct
25
10%
263A
12%
23%
7
171/2 Apr
3
Oct
2.50
200
26 'A
1
20
Nov
41
Corp
Oct
22
45%
40%
-•
83
Knitting
Jun
93
68%
45
41ft
67%
80
45
Wayne
89
41'A Jun
68 ft
45'A
40 ft
80
-
23 ft
Welbilt
86
14
68 ft
45
50c
1
9
5% Mar
1
17
12%
84
-
Pharmaceutical—1
Motor
19
17% Nov
27
12%
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
82% Feb
293A Feb
26%
12%.
——
CS
78% Jan
97% Sep
35'/2 Jan
27%
12 %
100
Co
Warren
Mar 21
Dec
27
12%.
Corp
Warner-Lambert
34% Feb
3 8 3A May
4
Industries
16% Jan
45 % May
Dec
27
12'A
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
10
64
2
*80
26%
12%
common
Jan
30
21% Mar
84
26%
12%
:
52 3A Jan
86% Mar 16
1
*80%
26'%
—10
Co
Baking Co
preferred
•
81
81
15
:
81'A Aug 23
20
27
100
No par
,__■•
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
373A jUT1
8
29% Sep
82
preferred
Corp
14
40% Dec
14
Jan
35'A Aug
4%%
106'A
1,700
9'A
9%
3,200
323/s
11.600
93/4
321/4
25%
110
21%
3134
310
25%
25%
1,700
109%
1103/4
16,700
21'/a
21%
3.200
z
89% Feb
•Bid
17
and
1293/a Sep
asked
prices;
1
no
97% Jan
sj>les
on
this
4
day.
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11
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Zenith
wd When
Radio
Corp
distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
1
y
Ex-rights.
1403i
2
144
140%
Ex-distribution.
144%
All
137%
preferred
142
issues
'
are
136%
cumulative
140
unless
136%
otherwise
139%
indicated.
32,700
Volume 193
Number 6047
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,,
(1709)
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Bond Record from the New York Stock
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
bonds
the
the
in
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1 960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
:
,,
,
May
11
86.8
Apr
96.12 Feb
18
96.12 Feb
18
Friday
April 13
Low
•„
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*103.22
103.30
102.4
*101.28
102.4
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April ,14
Low
High
Week
High
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103.30
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103.30
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102.6
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102.6
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102.8
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1964
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99.16
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99.16
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99.18
1966
15
1995
2%s
Sep
15
1961
15
94.8
,
1985
15
Dec
;
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•
1998
Feb
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1980
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1978-1983
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15
1965
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97.4
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1968
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point.
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3s
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month
a
PRICES
April 12
Low
of
1969
Nov
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Treasury
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the
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86.8
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
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indicate
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1961
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99.30
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99.30
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99.30
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99.31
1962-1967
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93.30
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98.24
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15
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15
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15
1964-1969
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.
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15
1964-1969
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15
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Mar
15
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15
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15
15
Sep
International Bank
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.
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Reconstruction & Development
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15
1985
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106
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106
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106
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106
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1961
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1
1973
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103.8
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1
1977
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1978
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99.8
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15
1979
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1968
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1
1962
—Jan
1
1969
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3'As—
15
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—Mar
Serial bonds of
in
No sales transacted
this
day.
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Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
.June-Dec
92%
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
yet been
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99.8
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1982
debentures
Consumers
40'4
92'/a
28
*311
June-Dec
Power
1976_
1979
debentures
4%s
117%
30
105
103% 103%
107%
June-Dec
1976__i
debentures
4%s
Inc—
subord
conv
cor.v
5%s conv
Gotham
Without
6s
Corp
U
series
debentures
474s
82%
37 »4
102'/a
106%
Corp->~
&
T
debentures ,1978
68
102 34
27as
M
1st
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June-Dec
1984
series
debentures
3%s,
85
-'
—
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El
27ns
92'4
96%
103%
94%
104
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Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968-—__ApriZ-Oct
.
87%
51
31
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June-Dec
i
-
91
98%
ref
1st
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debs
Gas
M
ref
1st
.76%
72 %
108
subord
conv
l'ei
1990
1990
Electrodynamics
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1st
R
ser
S
1963—4
5
89 Va
87'4
84%
10
—
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85
68
debentures
conv
104%
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86%
85
104%
94
June-Dec
1989
Low
17
89%
97%
104
June-Dec
Q
96
;82 %
98%
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—
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series
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Feb-Aug
1968
B
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...
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No.
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89%
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N
series
series
100
60
38>4
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Jan-July
1974
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Co
June-Dec
3'4s
series
4s
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92'4
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M
5%s
99
94
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M
M
5s
1974
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mortgage
ref M 4'4s series M
ref
M
Co—
N
&
&
88
85
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Range Since
Jan. 1
87
'86 %
—June-Dec
1986
ref
101%, 105
11
*65%'
1
Power
L
Bonds
Sold
High
86%
8674
Jan-July
1985
ref
60
74%
2
.
68'4
1
debentures
series
&
3s
Jan
Pacific
62 %
96 %
241
V ,85%
Jan
Light
3%s
1984
K
&
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of
M
J
series
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&
93 %
68,
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101% 101%
95
95%
95
April-Oct
...
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75"'
91
101%
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Ry—
York
ref
series
3%s
Low
,
1st
80%
*74
91
B
Co.
&
3%s
1983
Range
Friday s
or
Bid & Asked
—
1st
101%
£9
series
RR
-
74%
60 V
*57
series
New
M
M
(continued)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
84%
100'4
92'4
99
■
2.
June-Dec
4%s
conv
ref
ref
1st
72
93%
4%s
Central
&
I
1st
,
21
77%
90
Mar-Sept
1981
198J__
debs
4s
&
series
Period
79 '/2
79 %
.'101%
mortgage
Central
3%s
1st
98
'84
.
83%
.
101
lux
mortgage
Illinois
M
rei
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1st
129
91 '4
84%
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May-No®
AGen
First
lit
84 %
109 %
95%
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Central
186
82 %
119% 124
June-Dec
1976...^
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debs
4%s
Georgia
mortgage
4y*s
93
119%
227
,
85
*92%
1962—_Apni-Oci
A
conv
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3%s
Tractor
of
Central
High
90 V*
lstr
Corp
First
Low
1st
1974
5s
3s debentures
debentures 1976
3%s
172
*81'4
"stamped"
subord
conv
Caterpillar
166
Jan-July
(perpetual)..
4%s
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(J
No.
Interest
.
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Edison of New York
Ry—
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
Case
92%
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[I
'
3s
3'/«s
gld
170%
June-Dec
1982
-
debentures
Airlines
Carolina
2-4S
income
5s
consul
Pacific
consol
Capital
nilge
Power
Southern
Canadian
4"A
Jan-July
'
Calhornia
-
1981
conv
Bldgs
California
Canada
debs'
first
-
■
High
*90%
Jan-July
Jan.
1st
Elec
Terminal
-f
1971__
subordinated
Niagara
ABush
debs
Range Since
Sold
Corp—
conv
Bullaio
,
Co
Friday
Bonds
s
Bid & Asked
how
Brown
(Range for Week Ended April 1 4)
Week's Range
Sale Price
27
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86%
87%
88
V-
:
■
r
'
'
'
Fair
Stores
Dairies
Worth
4%s
4s
&
Denver
4%s
American
conv
Amer
4s
Co
Corp
1982
debs
of
Co
5%s
1980
4%s
conv
debs
Transport
Co
Ry
Oil
subord
Cigar
4%s
Inc
1979
debs
conv
1976
May-Nov
conv
debs
income
3%s
87
95
91
95
88
95
99
2
111'4 112%
92
—
—
0
152
103
106'4
210
210
,
.__
129%
167
95'4
113 %
150
Texas—
1984
3%s
April-Ocf
in %
debs
debs
debs
105%
1981—May-Nov
1987_Jnne-Dec
1976—_May-Nov
1976—
Jan-July
102% 103
95
94
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95
__
106'4
2
,
208
227
3
100
104
21
93'4
95
92%
93 %
.,
28
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1712)
,
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
»
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 1 4)
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
Low
General
Motors
3%s
3s
debentures
debentures
1982_
45/as
debentures
1983
Corp
Shoe
General
Telephone
4%s
Time
General
Tire
Glidden
&
Co
1979
debs
conv
116
88%
93%
103% 103%
54
103 %
105 Va
37
91%
103%
102% 103%
78
102 %
104%
102% 103%
49
102%
105
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s
Rubber
95
98%
244
98'/a
101%
99
324
98%
100%
89%
Co
4%s
debentures
90%
82
56
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3'/as 1984
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
mortgage
4%s
1990
82
—May-Now
195%
192
197
297
168
205
—June-Dec
208
205
214
152
173 %
218
112
109
114
170
98 %
121
1981
1983
May-Nov
mtge 2%s
1905—May-Nov
102%
*__
Trucks
Macy
(R
103
101%
5s
45/as
(B
f
s
Grace
R)
&
Union
Great
first
Co
debentures
(W
Grand
F)
General
5s
Ry
Central
1978
conv
Jan-July
6
D
*103%
-Jan-July
1978
Jan-July
3«/ss series N
1990
General
mortgage
3'/as series O
General
mortgage
2%s series
P
1982
General
mortgage 2%s series
Q
2010
Jan-July
5s
Financial
subord
conv
Gulf
Mobile
—
1974
ref
&
Gulf
M
3s
mortgage
3s
A
ser
series
series
June-Dec
66 %
71'A
56 Va
56%
—
50
70%
6
68'A
70%
56
56 'A
8
54%
57
G
May-Nov
85'A
85'A
10
84'%
85 %
63%
65
31
60%
65%
80'%
80'%
92%
92%
1980
2%s
1st
mtge
1978
May-Nov
1978
*78%
81'%
*92%
--
Jan-July
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
June-Dec
1st
mortgage
3%s
1981
II
—
'■
'
—
—
May -Nov
2%s
3'/as
mtge
1979
77%
78
85 %
76%
*76
85%
3.10s
Hackensack
Water
Hertz
4s
Corp
Hocking
5s
Hotel
Ry
Chemical
first
1970-.
debs
4'%s
1999
77
2
77
77
-Jan- July
*96
|
81
368
'
— —
—Jan-July
rjrj
368
:
96 Vs
94
97
RR—
Prior lien 5s series A 1962
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Corp—
subord
conv
197fl_ —Mar-Sept
2%a
mtge
subord
conv
Valley
Hooker
ilrst
:
debentures
1984
Mar-Sept
123%
18
125
123
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4%s series D
«;•
129
113 Va
Corp of America—
6s
coll
conv
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4Vbs
4s
debs
tr
Finance
debentures
sinking
4%s
f
s
Jan -July
2%s,1970
-
1968—
fund
1978.
89
106'%
87 >%
127%
'
89
*99
94%
3
11
93 %
Jan-July
5%s suoora
89%
4%s
J
5s
f
s
f
s
debentures
debentures
4%s
§A
&
1st
1
1982
debentures
(Hudson
1984
refunding
{AAdjusted
Income
5s
Feb
5s
1957
68 %
67
11%
11%
383
70%
April-Oct
1957
12
-
mtge
67
10
I'
9%
74%
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4%s
Bell
First
111
Telephone 2% a aeries A
mortgage
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RR
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3s
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series
3%s
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series
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mortgage
3%s
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mortgage
series
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5
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*84
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r*
7
82
77%
85
82'%
83
—
85%
85%
83
77
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—-
77
3 Vas
3'/48
mortgage
1st
G
series
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Mar-Sept
1989
—
1
72
72
Inland
1st
Union
Steel
Co
Ry
3 '/4s
deba
mortgage 3.20s
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2'/2S
197k
series I
mortgage
3%s
1st
mortgage
4%s
1st
mortgage
1982
4'/2s series L
International
4%s
series
International
Tel
Interstate
3'/8s
t
s
4'/is
subord
Tel
&
Oil
Interstate
K
Jan-July
1
86'A
91'%
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100
100'A
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101% 102
104
100%
19
103
99
4
103 %
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Corp—
137
90
327
7
241
110
321
320
debentures
series
Power
Co
1977
A
mortgage
I-T-E
5s
New
3%s
98 %
90
Jan-July
Circuit
1980
3s
Breaker
4V4S
f
s
Tel &
guaranteed
debentures
&
Ry
Power
Light
1st
mtge
1st
mortgage
Kansas
2%s
100'A
98
99%
139
93'A
80%
80%
80%
2
79'/a
83
8S'%
90 Vs
4s
City
Kayser-Roih
5'/2s
1979
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—
__
67
99
2%g
4s
New
83
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83'%
C
ser
Jersey
New
Central
York
*78%
1st
sinking
RR
fund
Jan-July
.
148 %
140
Juu-Juty
1997
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148%
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Jan-July
1964
Term
Aprll-Ocf
123
97
.i
82
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Series
A
Series
B
Series
C
4'.
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fixed
A
Series
D
4s
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Series
E
4%s
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Lehigli
F
&
interest
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conv
contingent
Lockheed
4.50s
Aircraft
Star
Long
Island
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debs
debentures
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63%
Jan-July
60
60
Interest
5s
49%
2003
1979
ext
5s
1965
*50
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-
__
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Corp
May
33'%
63%
1980
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60
100%
103'%
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101%
104'A
39
38'%
41%
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88%
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84
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78 %
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83%
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57%
81'%
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May-Nou
1977
Co—
RR
61
69
Jan-July
56%
56'A-
57%
1998—Feb-Aug
53%
53'%
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New York Chicago <Sc St Louis—
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53%
53%
83 %
4%s
Y
123
-
60 %
49%
1
-
62 %
97'%
mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1989.1—_——June-Dec
income
Connecting RR 2%s series B
& Harlem gold 3'/as 2000—
series
5
2
35
62 'A
103 3
1
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N
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Y
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56
60
30
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117
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273
122
122
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99
102
107
122
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1982
D
footnotes, see page 34.
April-Oct
1976_June-Dec
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104%
131
97 Va
168 % 173 %
90%
276
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3
90 %
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92%
119
87%
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•
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93
101%.
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B
&
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first mtge 2%s
first
&
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—
ref
56'A
58%
54
25
51%
54
9
52'A
83%
3
83%
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gtd
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1977
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3
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.
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State
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1973
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mtge conv
&
A
.
1973-——
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refunding
River
2043
2043—
series
4s
April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1975
Jan-July
mtge 4s ser A 2004—
Jan-JulyAGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982—
Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991 __May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4Vas series K 1993—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General
mortgage
2%s 1980
Jan-July
General
mortgage
2%s 1980
April-Oct
General
mortgage
3%s 1983
April-Ocf
General
mortgage
3VaS 1983
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 19871—
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
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•
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&
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&
B
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Harlem
N
West
&
series
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64 Ve
102
a
120'%
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
ser
Y
134
Hudson River RR—
&
4s
85%
55%
23
April-Oct
mortgage
3%s 1997
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series
56'/a
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__
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A
1980—
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4s
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97
48
—
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62 'A
trust
5s
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97%
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6
series
4s
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30%
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1980
debentures
Lighting Co 3%s
27»%
100
91
N
87 Va
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■
7
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60
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s
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3
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subord
53%
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2003
2003
conv
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52%
'
53
71%
83
Term
2003
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5%s
Feb-Aug
1974—
to
first
Lionel
V,
139
N
consol mtge bonds—
interest
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212
57% ..,04'%
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1984
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fixed
28
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extended
gen
fixed
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1908
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gold
extended
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series
South
Railway Co
mortgage
106
55 %
156
96'%
9
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124
58%
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123
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90'/a
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162
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70
70
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71
„
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92
2
123
97
123
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Feb-Aug
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1974
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1980
conv
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26
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99.
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91'%
.
61
60
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RR 4s 1986
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conv
Koppers
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1970
1980
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Kings
99
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1990
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As
76'%
50 Va
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1970—June-Dec
1974
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City
90%
74%
8;
100%
1982
debentures
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Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s conv subord debentures
Kansas
48'%
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1977—Mar-Sept
Tel Co—
4%s series B
New
79
79
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Kanawha
92
82%
144
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1977
debentures
England
New
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Co
3s
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Tea
3s
1970—Afar-Sept
leak
conv
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%a
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
98
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Jan-July
96
90
88 Va
1976
debentures
First
87%
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1978
86'%
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86
94
76%
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May-Nov
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1986
May-Nov
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June-Dec
330
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85
96
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1970
debentures
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110
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101
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conv
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91
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f debentures
s
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1981
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conv
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250
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1978
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90
100'%
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first
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&
107
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debentures
subord
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85
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1979
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84
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1978
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mortgage
1981
103
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Montgomery
Illinois
99%
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&
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1978
debentures Jan
income
4%s coll trust
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mortgage
1st
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Missouri Pacific
100
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1977
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debentures
debentures
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1972
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86
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:
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June-Dec
10
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1969
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1969
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84
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:
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debentures
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178
170
85%
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conv
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173
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1972
debs 19 73
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1st
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conv
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1978
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3%s s f debentures 1978
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series
mortgage
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104'%
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63
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1977
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conv
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90 %
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4%s
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93%
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debs
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99
99
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Co
(P)
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94
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3%s
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BONDS
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
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Gas
3%s
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f
s
f
debs
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1974
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2
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92%
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92
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1st
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1974
1975
2%s
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1978
83 %
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1982.
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mortgage
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1984
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4s
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1988
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June-Dec
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mortgage
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conv
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5s
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Northwestern
and
105
105
105
3%s
June-Dec
1979
23/4S
228
218
Jan-July
1975
163
153
436
163
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46
Edison
Ohio
First
mortgage
23/4S
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mortgage
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Oklahoma.
1st
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1st mortgage
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mortgage
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3%s
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81
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116
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bond
4s
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92
3
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90%
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debentures
38
86 %
89
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91
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1977
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series N
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June-Deo
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First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3'/es ser X 1984
June-Dec
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First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
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&
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3%s
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4%s
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1988
3%s
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World
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debentures
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2%s
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78
75
79'%
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84 %
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89
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Pacific
12
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4%s
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83
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April
99
99
99 Va
80
96%
93%
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debentures
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1975
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&
1979
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104
105
104
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series
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1977
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M
gold 5s
General and refund M 3%s
Pacific
first
Texas
Pacific-Missouri
RR,
of
New
3%s
Products 4%s debs
Oil
1974
1982
June-Dec
Feb-<4ay
April-Oct
105%
136%
178
7
103'%
105%
80%
—
82%
92
97 Va
97'%
97%
*86'%
81'%
3
90'%
90 Ve
94
73
95%
98
85 Yb
--
-
86%
73%
74%
22
71
75
94
95
10
93%
77%
12
74 Va
79
124'%
30
119'%
76%
*76%
122
"
96 %
76%
Pacific—
Orleans
Thompson
104%
80
3%s series C
&
178
90 Va
3%s series B
refund
103
22
124'%
104
*82%
1970—April-Oct
1990..April-Oci
2000.
June-Dec
ser E 1985—Jan-July
refund
and
"
177
June-Dec
—June-Dec
and
122
,
76%
135
81 Va
86%
3%s
Co
1986—
85'/a
94
91%
94
85
82 Va
85
88'%
89%
81
81%
84'%
86'%
*—
85
94
*82
U
Missouri 3%s 1971 — May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975.ApriZ-Oct
Electric
mtge
1st
mtge
1968
—
...
coll tr 2%s
3%s 1982..—.
1980.
&
—
*88%
May-Nov
.June-Dec
May-Nov
Oil
Union
Pacific
*88
2%s debs 1970
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
R.R
mortgage
Tank'Car
4'Vs
2J%.v series-C
s f debs
1973
84'%
84%
of California
Union
Union
of
CO
debentures
United
1977—a.
3s.l983_:
footnotes,
81 %
75%
76'%
-88
-
99
'—April-Oct
99
5
136
139
33
83
68%
70
*68%
1991_Mar-Sept
88%
79%
*82
70%
97%
99
.
Co—
Feb-Any
Jan-July
—May-Nov
-3.:,4con-verti!ble debentures 1973_,——- May-Nov
Procter & Gamble UTbs debs l981—.Mar-Senf
4
55 %
55'%
55 %
.--Jun-July
;_May-Now
First
Refunding
--
2
75%
78%
106'%
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
3s
—
1
1
—
3 V4s
OO
100%
82%
82%
75%
*
84
97%
39
Texas
1st
4%s
—
—
78
—
,1st mortgage, 2%s 1984——
For
—
8
79%
97%
--
106
conv
97'%
&
4VaS series D J977
Plantation
82
'
75%
135
248
2019——Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985—-April-Ocf
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Refund
First
Ashtabula Ry—
5s series B 1962
—,——_Feb-Aug
5s series C 1974.;
—June-Dec
Youngstown
1st
1st
1984
A
17
96%
96%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37iis
83
i-
95%
■
83
*100'%
88
107'%
123%
senior
Terminal
Union
*
94
99% 101'%
1972
Tidewater
96
94%
■
73 %
96
96%
100%
^
329
120
notes 1979.
notes 1980.
RR. As.sn of St Louis—
and impt M 4s series C
capital
Term
95%
*961/4
1st •mtge'3Vfes
90
70%
*73'/a
*96%
Chein
91%
87%
6
~
88
12
89%
/
135
83
Inc—
(James)
senior
5%s
Texas
90
.'
122
--
86'%
;
-
100'/a 101
1966
First
98%
—
1964—-May-No®
&
91'%
—r
—
89'%
3%s series E 1975—_April-Oef
108%
127'%
90
98
*98 %
1
107'%
97 %
*98%
90 Va
Talcott
94
102%
104'%
'
'
45
237-
85
114%
831
125'% 127%
--
135
90
125^-1.142%
/
83%
95'%
*90%
87%
87 Va
101%
1973
debentures
567
*95
121
intge 6s 1971.
debentures
2%s
104%
102%
•
97%
*72'/a
2%s
85
Co
.
91
87'%
'
106'% 107%
100'/a
1973
debs
1st
Transit Tnc
&
5%',»
Consolidation Coal 3'/as 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
Apfil-Oct
Coke
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
98
582
*97'/4
Plllsbury Mills Ino 2%s s f, debs-' 19-72—-June-Dec
Pittsburgh-'Bessemer
Lake Erie.2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh -Cincinnati Civic &- St. Louis Ry—
Consolidaled gu-arauLeed -4%s ser I 1963-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/as ser J 1964_Muy-Nov.
Pittsburgh Cine .Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975..— -April-Oct
89%
■
107
-«
127 Va
81
100 3a
16
104
Swift
81%
■
—
4
'
.
—
104'% 105
106
.Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979.
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2 "Ax/debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4 'AS- conv
subord jdeiis
1987—..—
.Feb-Aug
•
Surface
83
3%s
2%s debentures
Co 3%s debs 1981
106
81
34
'
8'7'i/a
208'%
1982——
4'%s
101 Va
,
June-Dec
__J..
...
Corp
Oil
Superior
84%
79%
84%
'
•
TOl'A 101%
105
Oil
81%
—-
83
103
*91'%
April-Ocf
Simmy
82%
—-
■
Chemical
Stauffer
94'%
77%
82
April-Oct
refunding mtge .4%s
First
5
82
|*77%
June-Dec
1986
-.
First & .refunding mtge 5s 1989
Phllco Corporation-—
-/ 4'-4s
eonv
snbord 'debs .1984—
.
83%
88%
91%
15
83%
83%
93%
Mar-Sepi
••refunding- 4%'«--1987
refunding 3%s 1988—
&
86%
87%
92%
___.7a?t-July
mortgage
&
First
First
-•
*
:
104%
-
102% -106'
—
Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
1984
conv
debentures 2%s
J)
(N
y
137
129
206
1983
4%s
3'/«s
2%s
Feb-Aug
3'/4S
1982
'refunding 3'/«s 1983—refunding 3%s; 1985—
&
Oil
April-Ocf
1985
1983__
debentures
98
102'%
103
'
;;*88
.
107'%
Jan-July
debs
conv subord
of California
Oil
98%
.
V*
—April-Ocf
Spiegel
4%s
**V^
129
May-Nov
Standard
5s
100%
"
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*
debs
2%s
60 "a
—
Jan-July
1994
5s
1983
84'%
Tnc
*
138,
5
89
88%
.>—April-Ocf
J988
58'%
92%
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First;
Tel
debentures
3%s
89
89
''
19
"
102% 103%".;
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89
an-July-
II
103'%
100'%
~
103 VB
Jan-July
1996
84'%
*98
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First,
1986
F
Standard
-June-Dec
&
E
series
84%
84 Ve
Philadelphia. Electric Co—
First
series
56
*54
Jan-July
First
2%s
BeJl
Souilivvestern
'
100%
103'% 104
Northeastern RR 3%s 1977^—May-No®
&
102
100
95%
3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Ry first, eonsol gold
coil tr 4 %s 1988
New Orl
75
«»•
101%"" *101
100'%
100%
2%s
!>%.v series
mtge
78'/a
.
Co—
mtge
96%
*84
Mar-Sept
19"1?
A
Memphis-'Idi-v first gold 5s 1996
100
56%
—
4Vis
48
100
73 Va
7 3'/a
Marcpiette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B
1974
Feb-Aug
gold
First
Lines)
mtge
RR
mortgage
mortgage
First
1st
1st
Term
Pacific
Southern
Pere
General
Fran
Southern
93
—
^
1981
Airways—
subord
conv
1973_J?e»e-Dec
conv
1969-
97 Va
44
First
Gold
86%
"l
84 Va
90 Va
—
*89
—May-Nov
May-Nov
81 Va
90 '/a
87%
99
85 Va
87 Va
6
82'/4
81'/a
4%s
Co
140
96%
100'% 102%
/ '
Jan-July
Jim-July
1994
2%s-4'%s
Ry
109%
76
*87%
102
Co—
1970
94
-
Co—
debentures
Indiana
288
98
"
_Aprll-Ocf
1963
91%
79%
-/ 93
•
*78%
•
Jan-July
Co—
88
87'/a
*87
•
Feb-A?(y
Edison
California
convertible
•
1
1982J
Aprll-Oct.
1971_—-April-Oct
RR 5s
1
-
debs
conv
Gas
8IV2
-
1987
debentures
76
80
/
.
83
91%
79%
96
Jan-July
77
21
'
'V'
-ill-
*97 Va
ApriZ-Oct
1982
debs
1985
103
82 Va
.
1979
debentures
77
82 «/4
:
Telephone & Telegraph
Bell
89%
81
;
134% 139%
139%.
debentures
103
77
Feb-Auy
4%s
f
debentures
Alabama
North
&
Southern
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Tel
Tel
Pacific
s
4%s
67%
89
3
83
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Corp—
2.'%s
73
63
.
.
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3.20s
Corp
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,
—
1986^.—June-Dec
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Jan-July
Smith-Corona Marcbant—
•.;*
/ .
.%
5'%s conv subord debs 1979
—Jcw-JUly
Socoiiy-Vacuum Oil 2'%S 1976
June-Dec
Oil
66
'
70
'
1977
1979—
Gas
90
..
67'%
*90 Va
:
debs
&
Oil
Union
101
104'/a
Corp—
debentures
subord
conv
Shell
84'/a
81'%
_
2r,
5'%s
89%
85%
'
Oil
71
66V4
'83
—June-Dec
:
1972
Line
Fipe
74
'
June-Dec
1966
2%s
Acceptance
subord
72
68%
27
70'%
*89
—May-No®
-
Rubber. Co— '•
conv
67'%
'
—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
debentures i9H2——
%
!_Jan-July
R-oebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983—Feb-Aug
82%
84 V*
81
June-Dec
1992
Roebuck
,88%
60
•
72
66
1982—;—Jan-July
4%s debs
1974__^_,
debentures
82
5 '
82%
84'/8
June-Dec
1991
series FF
4%s
ref
&
series
CC
series
1st
1st
2%s
refunding
3s
Sears
16
82%
&
118
'
*72
...
4s
cons
Sous
subordinated
1970
1971
1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding
&
E)
96
refunding
&
142%
108 %
88%
69
,
88
refunding
First
108%
53
,.68%
*
67
(Jos
s
1
&
&
94
88'2
145
*72 Va
68
series B 1980___-—,—May-Nov
f debentures 1977
Mar-Sepf
Finance Co 5%s debs 1980_
Jan-July
4
&
"
,;
mortgage 3s
91
&
First
•
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93
.
1989.^
Liiie RR Co—
Air
*63 %
—
—-r*,
certificates Nov
Rlt
Diiliilh
&
97
First
L
85
154
128
*88%
—
May
Mar-Sepf
1989.Jan-July
1968-_Jw?ie-Deo
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971__
April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
inc bond
4s
Paul
97
Fiist
series
90
1
85 '
5
281
"
69%
Ja?t-July
Seagram
3s series J
3s series K
56
102'%
88'%
Co—
4s series. A
97
First
3s
85
-
*91%
Mar-Sept
l'J'Jti-Jan-July
gold 5s
delis series A Jan 2006
income
1st
90 VA
refunding
85
112'% 117
——
Scovill MafiufucMiribg
94
94
Co—
refunding 3'%s series I T966_:—June-Dec
&
98'%
—
149% 154
"
|
116'%
Louis-Southwestern
3%s
First
53 "a
—
133% 137%
Seaboard
Pacific
85
89'%
134
1971
3s series A
Adirond'k 1st
6s
mortgage
Second
Bt
115
&
gold
Louis-San
First
--
--
100'/a
April-Ocf
1978
conv
Power
Lawrence
A5s
Bt
90
*91'%
99
*89
xMar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Ja«-July
1977—.!—_June-Dec
—
series J 1969
debs
1977
3'%s
6'%s
•
.
1988__June-Dec
debs
54'%
98%
15
12.
54
98%
154
1997
ASecoud mtge inc: 4'%s ser A Jan 2022
1st mtge
4s series B 1980——_—
85%
82%
'■
May-No®
1982
conv
33/4S
1977
f>'/4.s
McBee
1st
.Mar-Sept
5%s
1983
Co
4%?
82%
*83%
8t
Jan-July.
debs
Oxford
*78 %
June-Dec
.
54
Corp—'
Electric
&
D
mortgage
Second
'
June-Dec
1987
Glass
2
'
June-Dec
1985—
Chemical
subord
conv
Owens-Illinois
82%
»
95'/a
S
May-Nov
1988
4'/as
mortgage
82 7»
M«r-Sept
95
97%
*96%
v,'
ApriZ-Oct
1983
debentures
—
85%
2
88
Feb-Aug
J_:
104%
—
_Mar-Nov
1980
93%
101
Corp—
subord
Aircraft
Royal
163
debs
April-Ocf
Feb-A?i0
1973
debs
1975
3s
Tobacco
Co 3%s
Oil
serial
Rchr
Co—
1982
ref 3%s series D 1995_Map-Nov
Corp 4%s
debs
1985
Mar-Sept
J)
conv
General
%
228
Jan-July
1964-
debentures
first &
Mfg
Richfield
•
—
'
1980.
83%
,90,
-
87%
87 34
101%
'
Bt
ApriZ-Oct
3s 1979
1st
mortgage
Mar-Sepl-
,
1975
1st
1st
1974
3s
88
-
It
Rhecm
99
'Vv-Y
1975.
Electric
&
2%s
mortgage
:
2%s
Oats
Baguenay
O
92%
11
(R
120'A
86 %
__Feb-Aug
82'%
90'%
92 %
Steel
78
June-Dec
1984
1996
79%
90%
Reynolds
153
86%
*82
83%
Quaker
*%s
22
165'%
*82'% -83%
—
4%s
96
160
85%
Rochester
228
160
111
*83%
Reading Co
104
160
98%
.
103'%
^
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_April-Oct
u
debentures 1975
April-Oof
Mar-Sept
debentures
1977
Republic
99%
*101% 103 %
Ju)ie-Dec
2037
8s
and
75
April-Oct
------June-Dec
111
91%
81
105
'107
91%
83%
106
10
High
97
94'%
Q
82%
89%
28
94'%
Jan-July
2037
1972
.85'%
97%
95%
*94
51
Low
No.
June-Dec
75
83'%
Range Since
Jan. 1
98 %
94'%
May>- Nor
reiunding mortgage 3s 1972
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_j!tue-Dec
and
debentures
First
„Mar-Sept
conv
Telephone
debentures
3'As
1977
3s 1978
4%s 1987
mortgage
mortgage
93
'
First
1st
reiunding
80
*98
1979—
First
1st
and
83%
1
*80
mortgage
5s
First
62'%
82%
.
75
75
3ViS
1st
mortgage
85
Jan-July
mortgage
(Wise)
3%s
refunding
First
105
80
89'%
*82%
Feb-Aug
First
1st mortgage 5s
refunding mortgage
and
-3%s
91%
87
99%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
34
91%
61'%
61%
-
-
■
Bonds
Sold
High
94%
and
First
102%
102%
Friday's
97%
May-No®
1968_Jan-July
1963
First
Co—
Power
first
100
100
*104
1984
4s
trust
(Minnesota
•98'%
1997__Quar-./«n
4s
2047
Refunding & Improve 4V2S
Northern
17
4.,
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
Gas
&
First
98%
21
Electric
Service
debentures
3s
89%
97%
;
__
98% 100 '
May-No®
lien
•
104-% 104%
104%
Public
90%
88
5
89%
Last
Sale Price
Low
88% ",90%
..'
—-
100% 100%
May-Noi
May-No®
prior
Jan
*98%
May-No®
1978
i97y
Ry
89%
May-No®
1980
debentures
Pacific
Northern
May-No?)
1977
debentures
debentures
f
s
5 Vus
debentures
f
s
4%
■;
•'
■
Period
Exchange
High
90%
*90%
1976
Low
„
i
New York Stock
Jan. ]
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*91'/a
May-No®
s
1973
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Northern
<iw for Week Ended Aprii M>
Week's Range
Friday
29
.
— -n•
-•
78
*174
133
165%
"
95
95%
16
United
3%s
". 7
r
;
94'%
97'%
Air
conv
Lines
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
Co
debenture^
debs
,
1985—
America 2%s
197.7.——
of
—.June-Dec
1966 —ApriZ-Oct
—Mar-Sept
137'%
121
139
90%
f
92
88
•91%
88
~
Continued
on
page
34
30
Commercial and Financial
The
(1714)
Chronicle
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the following
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, April 10,
and ending Friday, April 14. It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
A
class A
Corp
Mfg
10c
Corp
Construction
&
1
Precision
Acme
Wire
3%
3%
25c
3%
I'; 2%
Products Inc.
18
14
1
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
2,600
562,000
37/a
2%
3%
3%
Feb
1 Ma
Feb
Apr
Apr
Brad
Works Inc.
Traction Light & Pwr
43,800
7%
Jan
5,800
2 Ma
Jan
Gear
Foote
Brazilian
Apr
20
Apr
Corp
Breeze
1—
10
14%
14 Ma
147/8
900
12%
Jan
18% Mar
Bridgeport Gas Co..
Brillo
Manufacturing
10c
16 Vi
12%
16 %
45,300
8%
Jan
16 M2
Apr
Britalta
Supply Manufacturings
Aerojet-General Corp
1
1
5 Ms
13,600
3 Mb
Feb
5%
Apr
British
74 Ms
76
14,600
50 Ma
Jan
Apr
Britisn
Aeronca
1
6 Ms
7
7,000
6 Ma
Apr
8Mb
Feb
Apr
20%
Feb
Jan
5 Ma
Apr
Admiral
Co
Plastics
Corp
Aerd
Manufacturing
Corp
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid
Investment
Alabama
&
Discount
I_ 1
Inc
57/8
70 M»
6 Ma
•
Southern
Great
5
19
5 Mi
4%
19 Ma
4 Mi
700
5 Ma
10,200
50
19
3%
131
4%
76
145
Mar
Low
Co
Petroleums Ltd
4.101
1%
4Ma
4%
16,700
5%
6
2.307
32 Mi
33
35 "
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5%
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33 Mi
3
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9 Ms
35%
Alabama
5%
4.20%
Power
10
100
Airlines
Algemene
Amer
Inc
1
Kunstzide
83%
Jan
86 M2 Mar
31
4,000
22%
Jan
31
83
50
7
79
Jan
84%
Feb
8,300
5
Feb
8M2
Apr
85%
7
8%
Amer
Properties
8MB
1
Inc_
8 Ma
10%
8%
4,800
6%
9%
Jan
B
Class
Brown
Bruck
B
8 Ma
10 3/4
160,100
4%
Jan
12
Apr
8
8
10 Ma
88,900
7
Jan
11%
Corp
warrants
Airlines
Inc
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Allied Artists Pictures
5 Ms %
Allied
convertible
1
preferred
10
Inc
Co
50c
Paper Corp
Alsco
I
Inc
6%
7 Mi
19,000
3 Mi
Jan
9
8 Mi
9
400
8Mb
Feb
10 Mi
Jan
7%
7 Mi
7%
16,000
4 Ma
Jan
8Mb
Apr
16
17%
1,200
10%
Jan
17%
13 Mb
13%
1,700
9%
Jan
16 Ma
10%
10
11
Mar
13 Ma
Oil Corp
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Business
American
Electronics
Corp
Israeli
American
American
6
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•
25
1
26
10Mi
25c
3%
Systems Inc
Inc
Aluminum
Paper
F
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£1
Petrofina
American
American
5%
23,700
3%
Jan
1,000
300
4Mb
6 Mi
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Apr
Jan
82
Andrea
Radio
Anglo
13%
Feb
27%
12%
Jan
21,000
8%
Jan
4Mb
2,100
3 Mi
Feb
4
Feb
4
4
7 Ms
2
5
7 Mb
16
18 Ma
2,500
4Mb
1
A
preferred
6
15,700
5 Mi
5
1
Ltd
Pools
4%
Corp
Arkansas
Power
Armour
&
Arnold
Co
Altex
&
pfd
Shoe
Apr
Jan
8%
26,700
4%
18 Mi
39,000
10 Ma
4%
3 4 Ma
500
30
3%
13,000
2
'
2,200
4Mb
4%
Jan
Apr
Jan'
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%
Jan
700
16 Mi
Jan
19% Mar
24"%
23 Ma
25 Ma
4,200
12%
Jan
28 M2
10 Mi
7,300
5 Mi
Jan
10 Mi
Apr
Canada
Bread
Mi
4%
15,700
3%
Jan
5
Apr
Canada
Cement
6%
7 Mb
900
6
Jan
7%
Apr
preference
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
4
4%
2.50
4.72
pfd
Jan
20,900
45%
80
5%
2,500
3%
Jan
6
22,400
9%
Jan
27
6
Mar
24%
Mar
80
92 Mi
200
16 Mi
14
Ma
17
16,000
41
39%
41
23,400
27
2 8 Mi
4,500
.
2%
2%
2 Ma
5,100
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4%
800
Feb
40c
rets reg
Associated
Feb
19%
ADr
35
Jan
42
Feb
Canadian
Feb
96 Ma
20 M2
Jan
31
Mar
Jan
3
Jan
Canadian
Jan
5 Mi
Jan
Oil & Gas Co
Coast
Atlantic
8%
1%
4
*
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95
Jan
Feb
del
Jan
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4%
2Mb
2
Jan
5
4%
2%
Jan
2 Mi
3,700
1 Vb
Feb
7%
67,700
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7%
6%
•
10M2
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10 Ma
11
21 Ma
23 Mi
1,300
6,700
Carolina
Power
2% Mar
Carreras
Ltd Amer
Apr
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Feb
Co——
& Co
—
Catalin Corp of America—
5
Jan
9%
Jan
11
25
Carter
(J
(A
14Mb
Jan
43,600
2M2
Jan
8%
Apr
63 Mi
1,400
51 %
Apr
59 Mi
Feb
Central
5c
65
62
65 Ma
6,100
39 M2
Jan
65 M2
Apr
Central
3 Mb
29,100
1%
Jan
3 Mb
Mar
8%
7 Ma
8%
10,900
5%
Jan
1%
2
27,600
1%
Jan
2
1
15Mb
15 Ms
1
3%
3%
10c
32Mb
29%
33 Ma
53,000
Corp
1
6%
6%
7 Ms
1,600
Corp
1
10%
9%
11%
14,200
20
10,900
Mining
5p
&
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warrants...
Inc
Inc
Mfg Co Inc
Products
Maine
Inc
class
A
Industrial
Ay shire
4
7,900
15,700
13%
Jan
3 Ms Mar
25 Mi
5
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
17
6 Mi
34%
11%
Cherry-Burrell
6
6
6 Mi
900
3%
Jan
7 Ms Mar
6%
6%
6%
200
4%
Jan
7
16 Ma Mar
20
19%
17 Ms
19%
10,400
Jan
22 Ms
Apr
Christiana
17
16
18%
14,100
14
Jan
20
Apr
Chromalloy
3
55
54 Ma
55 Ma
1,400
42
Jan
56 Ma
Apr
Cinerama
9 Ms
Clark
Inc
Rubber
Securities
los
Banff
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1
8 Ma
1
19
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8
18
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31
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Andes
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Light & Power Ltd III
Co
Corp
Baruch-Foster
Corp
Oil Corp common
Bayview
6%
convertible
Bearings
Beck
(A
Jan
Feb
20% Mar
Clary
4 Ms
19 Mi
800
17 Ma
Feb
19%
Jan
Claussner
-4%
7,900
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
Sj
Feb
6
Clarostat
Mar
Mar
1.V
ft
17,400
%
Jan
11 Ma
11 Ma
13 Ms
2,800
4%
Jan
13 Ms
Benrus
Watch
I
Co
Inc
:
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44%
52 Ms
21,300
24%
Jan
52 Mo
Apr
45%
13,500
31
Jan
49%
Apr
29%
32,900
15
Jan
29%
Apr
Cohu
14%
13%
14%
9,000
5%
Jan
14%
Apr
Colonial
Corp
Sand
1%
l7/s
10,500
1%
Jan
2
1%
1%
110,100
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Apr
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9 Ma
6 Ml
Jan
9 Ma
Apr
3%
4
—
4
1
9 Ms
11 Mi
1
10 Mi
2,100
11%
500
49 Ma
48%
49%
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17
16 Ma
18%
10,000
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7%
7
21%
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8%
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4,400
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Jan
13
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Jan
12% Mar
48
Jan
50%
14%
Jan
19% Mar
9%
6
Jan
590
21%
Apr
6,400
3%
Jan
2,800
4M8 Mar
Feb
7% Mar
25
Jan
8% Mar
3%
Feb
6
Apr
200
8
Jan
8%
Apr
2,500
35
Jan
48%
Feb
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Coastal
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Jan
30%
31,200
19%
Jan
35 Ma
Apr
14 Ma
35 Ma
15 Ma
3,800
14 Ma
Apr
19%
Feb
17%
Jan
20 Ma Mar
19
9,800
13%
Jan
6
145,100
2 Ma
Jan
12,400
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Feb
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7%
8%
34% Mar
31,
3%
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29 Mi
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Jan
3%
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15%
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23%
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31
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19
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17,300
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51,703
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12%
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11%
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Jan
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Feb
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80.200
6 Mi
Jan
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Apr
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11 Ma
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Jan
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Apr
19 Ma
8%
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Jan
Apr
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1
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28
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42 Mi
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4,400
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to
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43 Mi
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Birdsboro
12 Mi.. Mar
24,600
6
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1 Mi Mar
50c
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Jan
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Apr
1
25c
class A
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3,100
10 Mi
2%
17%
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4%
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13%
3%
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Jan
13%
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8%
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Colonial
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1 Ma
200
11%
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1,100
19
19
4 Ms
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11,300
17 Ma
shares..
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Barcelona Tr
12,000
11 Ms
21 Mi
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de
9% Mar
2,300
2 Mi
14%
common
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Chesebrough-Pond's
Apr
Mar
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Jan
9 Mi
16%
Apr
20
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8%
Feb
:mi
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7 Ma Mar
1
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11% Mar
Jan
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Jan
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Baker
Jan
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13%
100
1
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1
.
com
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$1.40
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200
1%
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1%
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11,800
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4 Mi
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•
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12
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1
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3,500
14
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12
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Atlantic
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20
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89 Mi
5%
1
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Associated Testing Labs
Atco
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Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial
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Canadian
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19,300
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of
Feb
4 Ms
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7
27 Ma Mar
Mines Ltd
95
92
1
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Jan
10
1
5
1
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Fire
Camden
Campbell Chibougamau
Apr
5
69%
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100
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Va
22
79
23
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6%
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50
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:
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6%
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Apr
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Mar
-
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7,400
27 Mi
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5,800
12 Ma
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Apr
7
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•
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Apr
8%
18 Mi
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20
Jan
Jan
26 Ma
2 Mi
100
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Oil
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Biscuit
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19%
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convertible
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5
class
Louisiana
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1
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dep
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Industries Inc
Electronics
Arco
Apr
30,800
Jan
38%
1,700
33 Mi
3%
1
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Apr
20
3%
2.50
19%
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Ltd
Film
&
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8 i3o. Apr
Jan
'
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6%
Jan
13
14
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Jan
7%
Jan
37%
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4 Ms
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Exploration
Feb
12%
50c
&
American
Apr
10%
5%
Products
Amer
Mar
9% Mar
4
~4 Ma
Burnell & Co Inc
Jan
97/B
34 Ma
A
Mines
Die
Burma
7% Mar
Jan
55
.
class
Co
10
39Ma
Apr..;
Feb
r
Oil
Amurex
Feb
8j7ff Jan
34
55,300
1
preferred —
Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp —
Bunker
Hill
(The)
Company..
Apr
3%
5%
Writing Paper
5%
12 Ma
83 Ma
8,700
37%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
class
Thread
Apr
Jan
27 Ma
50c
Co
American
American
Apr
Apr
Jan
6%
66%c
Company
serial
6%
Feb
9%
76%
78
12.50
Inc
Inc
3-fff
36%
Ltd—
Mills
shares
Manufacturing
8
4,300
3,600
6M1
5 Mi
6
77 Ms
23,100
10 Ma
83 Ma
9%
80
20
MARC
American
1
Co
American-Internat
American
93/4
40 M2
Jan
13%
15 Ms
*■
(The) Corp—
—
Budget Finance Plan common—
60c
convertible preferred
Feb
80 Ms
5%
Feb
2
4,000
15
20 Mi
10
Buckeye
Apr
13 Ms
1
Ambassador
7% Mar
16
$3.75 pfd_100
1
Aluminum Co of America
32
29%. Jan
*
Mills Ltd class B.
Buell
Control
Allied
£1%
Corp
33% Mar
27,100
14 Ms
17%
18 Ma
com_30c
30c
Co
Rubber
frfr
7j|
H
Apr
6%
common
preferred
Apr
7
14 Ma
20
'•
Alleghany
Allegheny
Jan
.*
9
£1
--1
reg
Distillers cl A
Forman
Brown
Feb
70
Jan
67
10c
ord
rets
dep
Company
4%
dep rets Amer shares
Engineering Co
Apr
6% Mar
30
2,300
Amer
Brown
Apr
N V—
American
All-State
50
29 Ma
85
30 Mi
4%
Jan
83
100
preferred
Alaska
All
preferred
common
Apr
Jan
Jan
2,000
34%
3
4Mb
6,300
35 Ms
High
27 Ma Mar
Jan
Jan
62,000
34%
,
37/s
850
?«
36%
2%
"
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Alan Wood Steel Co
19;
125
a
9 Ms
3
34 M2
—£1
bearer
rets ord
dep
2.100
2%
33 Mi
4 Ma'
dep rets ord registered...—£1
British Columbia Power
—
*
.
Low
25%
Tobacco—
American
Amer
—
Co
Oil
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2 Mi
-2%
20c
ord.*
1
*
.=—1
1
*
Shares
21%
24
*
Inc
Bourjois
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
3%
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
20
3%
^
Sales
Shares
Corp
common
Acme
Low
stock or bond in which any dealings
Range For Week Ending April 14.
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
is intended to include every security whether
have occurred during the current year,
itself and
Exchange
Stock
.
Apr
Apr
'
10%
6
5%
27
24 Mi
13.
.%15%
13 Ms
48
8
Mi
7%
Feb
2,700
6
27 Ms
5 Ms
Feb
6%
Feb
9,700
14-%
Jan
27%
Apr
U
17,000
15%
83,300
8 Ma
%
Jan
1
Ms Mar
3
Feb
18 "2
"Mar
600
49
40:L
Mar
49%
Apr
100
'7%
Jan
6%
9% Mar
Number 6047
Volume 193
.
.The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1715)
(iwfef«k&wiiiM)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Class
non-voting
B
Inc
Coro
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Feb
13 %
13%
14%
3,000
13%
Apr
15
Feb
17%
17%
500
14"%
Jan
19
Feb
•
1.50
19%
19%
19%
200
19%
Jan
20% Mar
7%
7%
77/b
3,100
Jan
9% Mar
6
General
Builders
67,800
1%
2%
Apr
5 %
23,000
Crown
Cork Internat'l "A"
Crown
Drug
(Md)
partic
Apr
General
Apr
General
2%
37%
29%
Jan
7%
8%
900
6%
Jan
16%
16%
17%
2,400
11%
Jan
18% Mar
88
5
*
25c
Co
86%
88
67
Jan
89
3%
preferred
300
4%«
3%
3,700
2%
Jan
40
8%
Jan;
8'%
3,900
5
17 %
50
16
26%
27 Vt
84%
92
•
Class
B
*
90
—■*
class A
•
A common_l
8
Apr
Fireproofjng
General
-2.50
Enterprises..
Plywood Corp
Stores Corporation
-~50c
80
19%
Jan
27%
Apr
General
15,300
51%
Jan
92
Apr
1
9%
Jan
14% Mar
Genung's; Incorporated —s
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60
preferred
Controls
11
11 %
1,000
12%
14%
19,700
8%
Jan
.J.5% Mar
12 %
12
12%
3,700
87/a
Jan
1
7%
8'ft
24,300
Inc
class
12% Mar
Glenmore
Jan
23
Apr
Globe
Union
8%
5,700
6%
Jan
9
Mar
Gobel
(Adolf)
Jan
6%
--10c
A pre!
115
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Dejay Stores
50c
Dennison
Mfg class A
5
81, debenture stock
100
5%
Corp
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Textile Co Ltd
Duke
—--
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Duraloy
Co
class
(The)
Durham
Hosiery
Feb
13 %
7,500
4
Dynamics. Corp
10
Goodman
40%
Apr
Jan
Apr
16%
9%
Jan
Great
E
"...
and
Bond
Lakes
Va
Jan
4,700
6%
Feb
12
9%
10%
1,400
9Va
Jan
10 % Mar
Jan
'ft
15 %
3 Vb
6,700
10
Mar
Ltd
Dev
3,300
3
Mar
41,400
3
V
8%
6%
Jan
15%
Apr
4
Mar
14%
Jan
Apr
912
3,200
20%
100
11%
12%
3,100
10%
Jan
12% Mar
17%
Share-—
&
National
18 VB
28,500
14%
Jan
12,800
10%
Jan
33%
Jan
15%
15 Me
17%
2,000
10
Jan
18 Ms
18% Apr
22% Apr
Apr
15
Jan
19%
20 Mb
24,200
10%
17%
17
17%
Jan
18'/#» Apr
30
30%
10,200
1,500
11Y*
30%
23%
Jan
31 Ma Mar
2 Ma
2%
2,100
Jan
2% Mar
2%
Jan
Apr
1%
l7/a
25,900
1% Jan
2%
Jan
24'ft
24%
26%
35%
34%
37
Mines
.16%
6 Vo
9%
700
2/70T
9 Ma
9
17 Mb
Jan
30% Mar
33% Jan
39% Mar
1,200
8
10
Jan
10
Feb
14% Mar
Mar
.—5
13%
11%
13%,
9,100
-10c
2%
1%
2%
68,400
1%
Jan
2%
Apr-
1
3%
2%
3%
136,400
1%
Jan
3%
Apr
common.-60c
6 %
5%
6%
6,400
5 Mi
Apr
6%
Feb
26 %
150
6%
41,400
2
21,700
Corp
Producers
30
preferred series A
26
—
24
26% Mar
Jgn
Greer
6%
Hydraulics
Freehold
Gridoil
Griesedieck
Stores
Industries
Inc
A
12%
12%
13
34
30 Mi
34
—5
_
class
2%
1
Pi-oducts
Grocery
Guerdon
com
•
&
Land
6% Apr2'ft Mar
Jan
%
11
Jan
13
Apr
lMa
500
28'ft
Feb
34
Apr-
11%
9
33,200
5%
Jan
11%
Apr
2%
72,100
18
23%
11,400
1
20 Va
18%
21
20,100
1
Industries.
&
Jan
3
300
23%
66%
66'ft
69
7,300
2Mb
States
Gulf
11
ft
50c
Warrants
Gulf
5 Mi
2
9c
Leases
Company
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
23 Mb
Apr-
9%
Jan
21
Apr
46 Va
Jan
73
Apr
u
11
10%
20% Mar
Feb
Western
Industries
Gulton
Industires
H
Inc
American
12% Mar
Jan
1%
Jan
Mar
45
Mar
Hall
7%
8%
13,100
67/a
Jan
Jan
35
Mar
Harbor
l
28%
28%
28 7/«
500
24%
Jan
29% Mar
13%
12 Ma
13%
4,900
Jan
15% Mar
16%
19%
82,200
Ham Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
1
15%
10
24%
24%
247/a
Jan
26
27
27
14%
Xl4%
26%
'lP'ieb
.*
ft;'.'/ % ■ He
8% Jan
■
19%
Apr
200
22%
Jan
28% Mar
15%
4,400
10%
Jan
16
58,
1,000
50%
Jan
58
3 %
1,200
253
Jan
4%
6'/a
11,500
3%
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
38 %
40 %
1,800
25%
Jan
40%
Apr
26
Jan
35%
Apr
56%
58
3%
3ft
5 Vb
34
33 V4
34%
3,100
14%-
11%
14 Va
218,300
%
7
7%
7%
.
-
3 %
6%
Jan
14%
Jan
II
&
B
Corp
10c
Lamp Co
Plywood Corp
Hartfield
Stores
Mar
Hartford
Apr
Hastings
Mfg
Apr
Apr
2
Apr
Inc
Co
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
Corp
Hecla
Helena
Co.
Jan
Jan
31
172%
Jan
180
Apt-
171
25
153
Jan
171
Apr
171
%
1%
12,800
1 ft
32
33%
22%
24%
47 %
40
Apr
1
ft Mar
33%
Apr
15%
Jan
24%
Apr
24
4,800
43%
Jan
Jan
47 %
Apr
25 Va
34,000
32%
24%
44
16,600
Jan
Corp
E) &
Galion
5%
Hill's
Supermarkets
Hilton
Hoe
Hotels
(R)
Class
&
Inc
Co
Feb
18%
Apr
Hofmann
Feb
21%
Apr¬
25c
J an
il'/8
Apr
11%
11%
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
8 Vb
7%
9%
56,600
35
37%
4.700
22%
100
100'%
36%
_
9%
Jan
Apr
38 % Mar
Jan
94%
Jan
101
Mar
Class
12%
Jan
27
Apr
Hormel
5-%
88 800
4-Me
Jan
57/s
Apr
Horn
&
60 Vi
3,700
47%
Jan
63 Vb
Apr
Horn
&
3%
Jan
5 Vb Mar
8%
3,000
400
6%
Jan
87/'a
8',8
2,000
6% Mar
18
18%
Apr
9% Mar
19 %
3,000
16%
Jan
23%
21
17 %
21 >
va
2,900
17%
Jan
23% Mar
4,200
37/8
Feb
Jan
'
5
4%
.6,100
ft
6%
ft
J an
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
6% Feb
,
Industries
Oil
170
32,800
Fajardo Eastern
Sugar
of
slis
184 %
1
int.—.
Inc
—
Jan
61
4%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
44
3%
Jan
10%
10%
ioy8
4,100
61
60
61%
2,900
40%
40%
43 Va
13,200
Jan
186
34%
4,600
30
Mar
7%
3,100
31
7'ft
6%
203/8
1%
4%
23
40%
24%
Jan
Apr'
ii,y
10,300
1 Mi
Jan
1% Mar
4 Va
1%
VB
4
71,800
2%
Jan
4 Va
Apr
9%
10 Va
18,400
.5%
Jan
10 %
Apr
6%
-6%'
6 'ft
26,800
5 Va
Jan
6%
,_25c
7
63/a
7 Vb
13,300
47/a Mar
7 Va
Apr
Apr
21,900
9%
Jan
13%
3 >/4
Feb
IOC
13%
5%
5 is
17%
13.7'a
11%
tion Corp common——————. _10c
—8
60c
convertible
preferred
16%
-
•
—
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H)
27%
1
Co TEnc—
Line Ihc^__————
Ford
Motor
of
Ford
Motor
Co
dep
2.300
17%
■
10 Vi
3,800
8%
<
19,600
14 VB
14%
'1.100
16%
18%
16
100
.
-
12
32,100
147% 155 Va
47/b
*
11,600 = :
.
6
18
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
8 Va
Ap r
.29%
...
Jan
.9%
Apr
'45% Mar
.
Jan
131%
Jan
,
Apr
19 Va Mar
155 Va
5%
-
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1
.1.25
1
Company
Iiic—
———
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_10c
—
For i'ootnotes, see page
1
5
34.
'20
i
•
67 % Mar
44%
Jan
105%
Apr
Feb
80 %
Apr
17%
Apr
4% Mar
95,800
6%
Jan
2,300
3%
Jan
11%
17%
Feb
13
Jan
Feb
4
Mar
Jan
8%
Feb
24%
Apr
13%
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
37,900
2%
77/a
77/«
100
6%
Jan
1
com—_25c
10
50c
1
50c
;
19%
19 %
22
3,800
13%
L
12%
14%
8,100
6%
5%
5%
11%
11%
11
9
10
5% Jan
17% Mar
7%
Feb
26,300
2 Mi
12%
15,600
8%
Jan
14%
Feb
11%
18,700
3%
Jan
12 7/b
Apr
2%
Apr
Jan
Hardart
(The)
Electric
62,100
18 Ma
Jan
26 % Mar
2%
6,000
%
Jan
3% Mar
1%
9%
9 Mi
Baking
4%
Jan
10 Va
29%
Jan
40 Va Mar
7,100
714
Jan
12 %
Apr
7ft Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
38 Va
Apr
Jan
189%
Jan
B
3i>i4
3b
11'ft
11%
12'ft
11
10%
11%
9,300
37%
38'ft
5-5
•
171
200
161
44
47
8,100
42
Jan
53
96
45%
Jan
103
Jail
30
Jan
35
Apr
Jan
13% Mar
100
33%
Co__
Motors
1
12
33%
11%
2.50
Mfg Co
33 Va
167
•
Co
12 Va
100
2,800
7%
A
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc
15
24%
18%
24%
7,000
36%
33%
37%
25,800
14%
1
com
t
5
Inc class
common
Apr
1,000
600
10%
3b
7~50
common
(Harvey)
Class
Jan
2 4 Ma
2
2
•
A
& Co
Hardart
Hubbell
iy2
24
2'ft
1
class
B
HoweJI
33,600
24%
25c
Mines
•
Ltd
(Geo A)
Hoskins
2%
5
_50c
Inc
preferred
5%
5%
57/a
75,500
29
%j Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
24Vb
Apr
24
Apr
39% Mar
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
6% Mar
18%
24
2%
Jan
22
22
23%
2,600
18 Mi
Feb
24%
Apr
2.50
Hycon Manufacturing Co.
27%
27 %
29%
18,900
21%
Jan
30Vb
Apr
5
30%
30 Va
31%
3,100
27%
Feb
32% Mar
33Vsfl
13:%
13%
14%
12,200
11%
Feb
15 % Mar
9%
10 Vb
6,800
Jan
10 Vb
45%
44%
45%
14,200
14
13%
14%
7,500
600
10c
1
22%
4,<i00
IMC
Magnetics
Corp
Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
Imperial
£1
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & IrelandJEl
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd- 100
Indust Electronic
Hardware Corp—50c
19%
12 Ve
12
3%
3
4%
3%
-
20 -
/'
::
12%
800
19 7/«
3.400
*
Mi
3%
;4.%-
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A—
20 V8
Jan
Inland
Credit
Inland
Homes Corp
Insurance Co of North
21.200
••
16
15 V»
16%
§.503-:
41%
38%
41 Va
4,100'*
....
*
.
>43% .Feb
10% Jan
; :44%.Mar,
3s/« Jah •;,
4%'. Jan. V;:
17% Apr 7% Jan V*
/1%
4,000
Jan: ;
Jan ;:
28" Jan
,
•
,
America
Breweries Inc
International Holdings Corp__
International
International Products
Oil
Intex
rets ord reg——-
Apr
Feb
Jan
1
3%
25C
1
1
5
9
n
9%
.
42%
Apr
Company.
Investors
Iowa
Iron
Royalty
>—
9%
83%
57/8
83%
30
5%
6%
14,600
7%
7%
14,700
29'ft
27%
30%
14,200
21
21
22%
90%
86%
90%
1,900
6,000
7 Vb
Ironrite
Irving
Inc
Air
Apr
14%
Feb
9ft Feb
97/b Mar
Jan
87% Mar
80
4% Jan
6%
Apr
4
% Jan
77/e
Apr
Jan
30%
Apr
Jan
24% Mar
76%
Jan
97
18%
9
Jan
11%
12%
5,600
10%
Jan
127/s Mar
—1
-5
35%
1,400
30Mi Jan
35% Mar
87/B
6,900
33%c
1
1
CHute——
1
Corp.
457/b
Jan
34
pfd—100
Manufacturing
1
Oil
Jan
13
11%
—__—--T
American
Jan
37%
35%
8%
8%
8
7%
8
2,300
2%
2%
2%
1,300
10c
7%
Jan
7% Jan
21 Vb
21 Mi
23%
7,100
2
Jan
79
Public. Service Co 3.90%
Fireman
9
1
Apr
Ltd—
Brewing GO———
Frost
13
155%.
6
29%
27
14 »/b
—^1
Canada——
Enterprises——;—
(The)
7%
7,%
1
Inc___
Va
8 Va Mar
11%
Jan
32 Mb
16%
*
Co
Industrial
First National Realty & Construc¬
Sterling
9% Jan
46% Jan
10c
Apr
Fischer & Porter Co
100,700
10c
Feb
8Va Mar
5%' Jan
17
2,900
10 VB
Corp__—
9
44%
Apr
_ioc
ft—I
General
Jan
—l
Corp
7
40
Apr
34
-1
Ltd—
8%
44
Apr
130
21 %
-
1
Mines
Purchaser class A
Petroleum
.31%
18,900
Associates-
beneficial
Drilling Co___— _1.50
1
Candy Shops Inc..
Seaboard
Fanny Farmer
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
6%
32,300
8:
8%
55%
56%
1
10
5,200
58
172% 186
8%
1
—1
A
Instrument—.
Apr
25%
Inc
Hygrade Food Products
class
1Mb
17,000
Holophane Co
Home
21,y00
27
58
4%
13% Mar
Jan
8,800
13
ft
&
Jan
25% Mar
6%
5%
Co
1%
%
2.50
15,800
ft
&
Apr
700
%
Mat
22,400
common—
%
10
5%
Camera
Mb
8%
A
9 Vb
Corp
6
'
10P
(Maxt
Jan
70
Hoffman International Corp
9%
-
4%
100
Inc
Jan
—1
6,100
"warrants"
9%
—
6%
7%
convertible preferred
12%
preferred
5%
•
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
16%
20c
pld—100
1
6
7%
Inc
6,600
5%
70Va Mar
pfd —100
Products
22,500
Corp
Jan
100
16%
Facilities
15
63
Inc.SOc
Foods
5%%
21%
7,300
Jan
1,300
•
Inc
Co
18 %
21%
7
68%
Feb
jS Jan
19%
28,000
40
37 %
lft
Mar
13%
1,800
5,200
19%
127/b
Apr
33'A
23%
100
51
28%
9%>tar
25c
preferred
Helmerich & Payne
Hercules
7
4% Mar
„
67%
—10c
Co
15%
Corp
dc
51
Apr
1,400
46 %
27%
27%
■
950
8%
Jan
5,200
13%
10c
Kosher
Rubinstein
(W
4
•
National
Mining
3%
68
l
Light
Hazeltine
Hebrew
8
20
Havana
Hazel
3%
2
Electric
176% 180
49 Va
179%
37
3%
20,900
8%
25c
(Geo
22% Apr
26
45.
Corporation Ltd-i—$1 or
Exquisite Form Industries Inc——
Fuller
Jan
9% Mar
1%
20%
Eureka
Friendly
11%
21% Mar
15,200
17,100
10c
Fresnilip
1,400
4.300
11%
1
15%
:
kauio
Head
22
25%
Feb
34%;:
Electronics——
Fox
19 Ma
71 Ma Mar
Jan
9 Ma
*
Inc
City
10%
19%
52
33%
8
Forest
23
11%
8,500
Jan
8
American
23 M4
96%
9
7%
<M
Feb
93% Apr
.
13,700
8
Flying Tiger
il7/* Apr
101
10%
4
Fishman
125
Feb"
10%
4%
Firth
97
10%
5%
Financial
3% Apr¬
Jan
Jan
414
Filmways
23%- Apr
8%
8%
60%
Federated
Feb
„1% Jan
35,700
1
Felmont
14%
32,900
1,900
11%
13%
10c
Common
87,800
2%
,
11%
Steel Corp common. —1
_10
6% cum 1st preferred
1
Ero Manufacturing Co
1
Espey Mfg & Electronics
,—
Falcon
23%
2 %
Jan
20%
common
Pabrex
17%
11
12
&
Factor
19% Feb
5%
20%
Electric
convertible
Fairchiiri
7% Mar
Jan
12,600
Chemical
38% Mar
Jan
Jan
17
10%
5%
Esquire
Jan
18 Mi
16'A Mar
225
xk;2%-
Esquire
4%
75
18% Mar
26%
Corp
2%
Jan
11,700
19 %
6
8%
America.-—_—I
of
Air-Freight
Forge
18%
11
39
6%
19%
8
-50c
__
District
$2
6%
15%
-—1
Co___—
Missile
Corp
Inc
Empire
Equity
.„.5%JStaxu-
Jan
8%
Associates Inc__10c
Specialty
Empire
Erie
4% Jan.
34 Mi
38
-:
Corp
Communications
Emery
100
2,500
15
1
-—10c
Corp
Research
&
5 Mb
36%
37%
15%
1
5
—
Electronic
Electronics
5 Ma
36 Va
Apr
5%
Jan
%
13%
12%
9
-20c
25
Electronic
Electronic
Feb
Corp class A-.-100
Industries Inc
Amer
Western
20%
common—
Assistance
El-Tronics
36%
1
Manufacturing Co
Great
.
Inc
Corp
Electrographic
Electronic
14%
70%
B——.
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Go
Great
23,700
3%
1
•:$7 preferred series A—
_——-—•
$6 preivrred series B—_—
*
Edo Corporation
1
States
Electric
Feb
5
Consolidated
Feb
12
is
137/B
-1
Corporation
Electronic
Apr
10%
40
class
Inc
Inc
Apr
10
4%
—10s
—-•
—1
common—,*
1■—1
America
oi
Frelghtways
Mines
—
<
1
n-v.
4%
Elder
37
64%
Grand
Heller
aasWin
Jan
67
G or ham
Apr
151
77/b Mar
4%
44,900
Goldfield
9%
18 Vb
Co
Products
Heli-Coil
Eastern
Apr
27
1
A
Inc
Distilleries
Seal
4Mb Mar
Feb
Jan
10%
600
8%
8%
8'%
137
6,900
15%
14%
26%
140
151
Jan
2
4,300
40'%
36
12%
Gold
Apr
10
& Potash Co__
Duval Sulphur
Eastern
Apr
6%
32% Mar
9%
%
reg
B
Corp—
Test
Jan
15,200
Jan
12
V
Co—i——-———.
American
Duro
48,400
3%
Jan
1
Co
Co—
Power
Dunlop
29%
13%
8%
32.50
1
—1
*
Fair-Community Drug
Drug
14
7% Mar
Jan
1
5
common
Exploration
&
Harris
Driver
4"%
100
9%
Corp
Drilling
25
12%
13
34
Jan
lYa
4%
33 %
Inc
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
Brewery Ltd
$2
Draper
2,500
72
150
14%
2'/a
*
•
*
*
7.50
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
A
3 %
3 V4
40 Va
150
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Dominion
6
30
11%
11%
10s
1
4
Dixilyn Ccrp class A conv
Dixon
Chemical
&
Research
Dome
5 IS
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Diversey
Jan
30%
Inc
Dayco Corp class
Mines
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
1
Detroit Industrial Products
-1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Dilbert's
Quality Supermkts com__10c
7 7c
1st preferred
10
34
4%
94
.—
Industries
Tite
Jan
8%
Amer
Glass
Feb
8%
Inc
3,700
93%
•
5%
•v
com
Gilchrist Co
7%
1
Distillers
9% Mar
Jan
16%
11%
2 2 */4
Desllu Productions
14,600
3% Mar
1
—
Co—
(A C)
6 JO
10%
20%
Day
2,200
6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
•
Corp
Food
11,300
10%
Brothers Inc
3%
5%
39%
102 Va
2
93%
Yellowknlfe Mines Ltd
7
6%
4,900
5%
5%
5%
Va
8
20 y4
Davidson
7 %
3
367/e Jan
98%. Jan
15% Mar
Giant
50c
__2.50
20
6%
600
•
Giant
_50c
p.*.
6V4
19%
Indus
Gilbert
Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
1
Cl
General Gas Corp.
17%
D
Crystal
—
dep rets ord reg
General
Glannini
Daitch
800
27/b
Mar
13 Vh
1
common
High
Ltd—
Electric Co
General
ft
Co
Tobacco
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co
Cutter Laboratories class
Cubic
37%
—L
2%
—25
preferred
Development Corp
American
1
common.
convertible
8% Mar
Jan
7
37%
2%
3
Corp
5% Feb
Jan
17%
8%
Co common—10c
;
2.50
Crystal Oil & Land
2%
Jan. 1
Low
6%
"wts"
Acceptance
Alloys Co
Feb
2%
1
Crowley Milner & Co—
Crown Central Petroleum
Cuban
Co
Mfg
General
.1
General
40
common—
preferred
5%
6%
38»/b
•
— —
Co
Power
Gatlneau
Gellman
5% Mar
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum
5
American dep
Range Since
High
16% Mar
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Shares
G
16% Mar
15%
5
1
——
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
$1
$1.12
Jan
Low
Par
High
15%
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
*
Corroon
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
(H)
Corby
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
31
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
2% Mar
82
Mar
15% Jan
23%
Apr
5% Feb
8 Mi
Feb
6%
5%
6%
7,800
30%
30%
32%
3,300
18%
Jan
84,200
ft
Jan
ft
11%
36 Ma
Apr
"%',. Jan
32
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1716)
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 1 4)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18%
8,100
12%
18%
Jan
Jetronic Industries Inc
-10c
8%
8%
9%
15,800
6%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
3 %
213
3%
186,500
113
M't
Jan
Products
Metal
Clemens
4
Company—
Mountain
Industries
Kansas
3%
—
4%
8%
Jan
12% Mar
3
Jan
4% Mar
Mat-
99%
99%
10
36%
11,500
27%
60 %
94
997 a
Apt-
Jan
36%
85
87%
1,300
Jan
88%
30%
28%
30%
14,300
18
Jan
30 3
11%
12%
1,900
11
Mar
15%
5
1
.
2.50
Muter
Feb
Jan
197a Mar
357a
4,200
24%
Jan
36%
20%
24%
11,900
8%
Feb
2534 Mar
.6%
110,000
34%
■"
24%
:
'
1
6 %
4%
—1
—
____—
15%
15%
2,300
12 %
Jan
2%
Feb
!,!
Feb
1
3%
3
3%
12,100
__16c
2%
1%
2 %
28,100
2%
2%
3%
77,000
1 %
3%
3
3%
12,400
2%
Copper Colbalt Ltd__,
Oil
Company
Kingslord Company
Kingston Products
_
1
_1
Kirby Petroleum Co
Klein
I
Minerals Corp Ltd—
Kirkland
Dept Stores
(S)
28%
24%
29
50%
50%
52%
9 %
8%
9%
2-.800
10%
9%
10%
35,100
4
1,500
Mar
Klion
(H
Knott
Hotels
Kostin
_25c
Corp
Inc
L)
Kratter
Apt-
17% Mar
Feb
a
1 u
Jan
1,400
21%
Jan
37%
75,800
37a
Jan
117 a
300
21%
Feb
27
Jan
25
Apr
AptApr
Mat-
16%
16%
200
16%
Apt-
19% Mar
1
20%
20%
20%
18,300
18%
Jan
20 5
1
20%
20%
20%
8,600
18%
33 %c
27 a
2%
-7.50
(The) Corp Class
A—.
convertible preferred..
$1.20
Apr
4
10%
25
"
3%
Jan
25 %
9%
9%
Jan
36'%
31%
'
5
Corp
Apt-
12%
24%
31%
3% Mar
;
2%
•.
25,800
21 %
.
Apr
Jan
31%
29
Jar.
547a Mar
Jan'
9%
Jai.
8
Apr
33
Jan
35:,4
Jan
6
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
16 %
..;;•V
Jan
i"«
Apr
Jan
ii
%
24'/a
_5
—
.
9%
6,600
Jan
6%
"Jan
20"
26,500
4%
Apr
4
13%
32,200
fir
1
—
Co
Rubber
(IB)
Kleinert
Inc
17%
15%
17%
.
Mar
3%
357«
Company
4
14%
.12.50
__5
2.50
10
50c
2% Mar
Jan
700
4%
18%
1
Jan
' * 500
4%
18
Corporation
Murray Oltio- Mfg G'o_^
Muskegon Piston Ring Co4
Muskogee Co
4%
Tel & Tel
States
1,500
N
_3
Kilembe
Kin-Ark
High
Low
2 %
3%
2%
.
Apr
12%
87%
-25c
(Del)
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kay
46.700
44,600
12
29 %
—
29%
1
Drug Company
Kaweclci Chemical Co
Co
11%
4 %
100
pfd
Katz
Kawneer
11%
50c
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
«
Corp.
>
18%
Murphy
& Company
(D)
2 %
—'
..2.50
Muntz TV Inc
Kaiser
■
i
—
,
K
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Inc.—
Mills
Vernon
•'
l"2%
1
com1
preferred
Diablo
Mount
Jan
.150
Apr
Shares
'
6%
Kaltman
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
16%
16%
—1
Glass Co_.
Last
STOCKS
•V*
American Stock Exchange
Mt
Jeannette
Week's.
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
a
20%
Jan
Mar
Apr
Nainm-Loeser's
Industries
N-apco
7%
.7%
_1
11%
11%
1238
6,900
7%
5%
5-'a
6%
17,400
37'a
Jan
—_
Inc—
Bellas
National
Hess—
Brewing
Apt-
6 %
Apr
7%
2,800
4%
Jan
9 %
12%
13%
30,200
7%
Jan
14 %
Apr
3%
33a
200
27 a
Jan:-
%
Apt-
34%
35%
400
%
_1
(Mich)
Co
13
87«
i
.
7% Mar
1,700
12%
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling- -3
National
National
8
Feb
8%
Feb
_1
Inc
,
9
3
Apt-
'
Casket
National
_5
Company
*
National
Electric
Equipment
National
Mlg
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
9,000
19%
Jan
31 % Mat-
14%, Mar
21% Mat-
•
24%
26
1
13
13
14
1,100
12
Jan
1
20 %
19%
21%
8,300
11 %
Jan
1
11%
2 ilu
9%
117 a
2,300
8%
Feb
—25c
Rental
2 ,:,ff
51,400
2
26%
26 %
27%
14,800
12%
Jan
17%
Jan.
317«
Apt-
18
Jan
20%
Jan
Ltd—
Stores
&
Jan'
24%
—
Machines
Weld
National
National
'
Mar
38
33
4
Inc—J.
Company
■■
■
Ltd
Industries
Inc
1%
•,
12
Apr
Mat-
2 ii.
1% Mat-
31
Lake
Electronics
Radio
Lafayette
1
Corp
Industries
Lamb
Lamson
Apr
Research
Corp.—
1
28%
28 %
29%
6,100
Machinery
10
18%
18
18%
900
Starch
&
50c
43 %
42
44%
2,500
317a
Jan
44%
Apt-
Steel
12%
12%
12%
25
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
.
Telefilm
Jan
47
Mar
National
Jan
24%
Apt-
National
Union
National
Video
3%
1,000
3%
Feb
4 %
Jan
5%
2,200
47a
Feb
6 %
6%
3,500
5%
Jan
7
Jan
Nestle-Le
a
13%
14
2,800
13%
Apt-
17%
16 %
16%
1,100
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
New
England
7%
8 %
9,100
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
New
Haven
7%
7%
7%
3,400
57 a
Jan
8%
Lefcourt
Realty Corp
Refineries
Inc
Leonard
Le
8%
8%
600
8%
Jan
9 %
Apr
New
50 3 a
7,400
New
Mexico
&
New
Park
New
Process
5%
preferred
Class
4,500
10%
Jan
24
Jan
12%
12%
28%
60
6 %
67 a
51,300
10
7%
7%
7%:
1
_.
15%
15%
167a
20
20%
100
5%
1,100
Corp of America Inc
Steel Chain__———:——
Locke
56,500
Jan
28 %
12%
5
Jan
38
2 %
~9%
Lithium
4
300
Apt-
137 a
31;
.1.
Feb
Jan
•
97a
Apr
77a
4%. Jan
Feb
7%
25,500
4%
4%
25c
New
York
York
Jan
Feb
23% Mar
18
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
Nickel
1%
35%
25,200
19%
Jan
35 %
Apt-
21%
23%
19,000
16%
Jan
23 3
Apr
24%
26%
3,200
13 %
Jan
28
Apt-
4,100
%
36 %
34%
37
54 34
52%
55
2%
1%
Co__.
Co
50c
4
%
%
28
Feb
40
Mar
10,700
39 %
Jan
55
Apt-
394,400
2%
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
1
13
11,900
%
24
26%
12,300
19%
Jan
26 %
Apr
1
16%
15%
17
15,500
8%
Jan
17
Apr
1
1%
1%
9,600
1
Feb
155
100
124
Feb
173%. Mar
29
1,200
23%
Feb
30% Mar
33
550
27%
Jan
37%
25c
I.and
Co
Co.
24
'
•
1
Co
—
Rosario
Honduras
150
150
•
28
27
3.33%
Mines
1%
'
31%
—
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
42
41 %
43%
28.100
31%
Jan
46 % Mar
20 %
20 %
3,900
16%
Jan
20% Mar
67
70
4,700
60 %
Jan
73%
Feb
North
18%
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
Northern
30%
30%
31
117a
11
11%
1
1
Inc..
Southern
Royalties
Inc
5%
%
Jan
4%
Feb
'7
Apr
4%
5
2,900
4
Feb
5
Mat-
2%
2,800
2
Jan;
2% Mar
%
9,000
1 %
Jan
5%
2,3,
2,900
15,700
2 %
2%
1
%
1%
6 %
2%
4%
25
Railway
% Mat-
%
1
5%
Ay
1
_
5%
1
_
-1
1
____
%
24,800
4%
Jan
60
63'%
Jan
65% Mar
84
Jan
89
Jan
26,400
11
Apr
a
13 % Mat-
20 %
,»«
.1
Ltd
Mines
American
1%
1,100
2.50
Co
—_—___%
Cliem
&
Arizona
Auction
&.
4,600
—2
(Tile)
Apr
24%
1
Watch
&
Rim
1%
67 %
Corp
3%
35
1
Tel-'.
Lil.es
Noma
12%
1%
12%
—
Luiikcnheimer
31
Apr
Mat-
.7 4
.
17% Mat-
I
North
Lynch
Jan
20
&
&
Mining
New
12
1%
(The) Co
1
Longiires-Witi,nauer Watch Co—1
Loral Electronics Corp——:
——25c
Louisiana Gas Service
10
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
10c
Shipley
&
Jan
17 a
1
_.
Co__'___.._^
Tel
Clock
Min
Idria
Norfolk
Lodge
Mui:
Nipissing
A
2%
5,900
5%
Jan
1,600
3%
Apr
7
Bartlett—
Kessler &
Lockwood
3 %
3 %
3%
3
1
1
Fabrics of N Y com
Liberty
A_
Zinc.—
48%
54 % Mat-
Jersey
48 %
Inc——
(RG)
Tourneau
——
———
2 %
3%
5
•
Feb
New
Corp
43,000
3
.
21%
7%
5
5
25c
University
Extension
Leesona
3
•
2
class
Corp
16%
Corp
Salle
La
4
3
1
—30c
Nelly Don Inc
Jan
4%
10c
Co
Electric Corp
13%
5
Inc
—
_
Jau
6 %
—
Associates
Transit
s
•
Ltd-
Car
33%
6 %
Chemical
1
Industries
Larchfield
Apr
12 %
2,800
9,200
3%
3
10
5
Corp of Delaware
Sessions Co
Lamson &
Lanston
43
24 %
5%
1
3
Lakey Foundry Corp
39%
23%
3 %
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
40%
24
1
Jan
2
37,100
Rubber
National
Apparel Inc
L'Alglon
3
National
National
—
National
National
Forge Co_
(The)
Kropp
16
700
Apr
Mar
350
25 %
Jan
31
6,700
8%
Jan
12'% Mar
North
Canadian
Northeast
North
RR
hid
Corp
4 %%
Serv
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Mines
3
I
19,200
4
Mar
2 ii!
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6 %
Jan
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3
Apr
4
2,800
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6%
Feb
9
54,200
5 %
10o
-
290
3a
1
(Del)
A
Auier
%
87-%
88%
100
Corp.—
of
64
50
Nickel
Industrial
Nueleai
Ltd
Co
Pub
Rankin
Nova
Oils
Airlines
Peihi
37a
Jan
6% Mar
Mat-
M
1
Trucks
Mack
Macke
Inc
Mangel
Service
Co
Specialities
Majestic
Stores
Jan
17%
3,700
15%
Jan
25%
34%
1,900
19 %
Jail
35
Mat-
7,100
1 %
Jan
2
Feb
Ogden
Jau
Ohm
Brass
Co
27 a Mat-
Ohio
Power
4%%
6%
6
7%
Apr
Okalta
29 %
28
29%
Apr
Old
•
1
39
.
Inc
—
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International
Communication
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%
16,200
2%
2%
7
29%
%
Jan
| 4%
Feb
2,000
22
Jan
Jan
{.V
Apr
Feb
39
48
4,000
25
Jan
431/4
Feb
57
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52
%
26,600
3,700
%
2
9
5,400
30%
Jan
57
warrants-
Co
_
Maryland Cup Corp
117 'a
11%
11%
7,500
Apr
....
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.
3% Mar
4—
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Mead
Iron
Feb
Co
&
—
_
14%
13%
14%
10%
Jan
71/a
2,800
6 %
Jan
2 %
44,800
199%
8,100
6%
8,200
195
195%
5%
1
6
23
1
1
1
121%
Mining Corp Ltd—.
Co
7%
Inc
Extruders
Miami
5
_.
_
Jan
3
Michigan Sugar Co
6%
Jan
200%
Micromatic
Hone
Microwave
Midland
7
Mill
Inc
Jan
Jan
1 % Mar
115% 124
5,000
81%
Jan
46,200
6%
2,100
7%
6%
23 %
134%
9%
Apt-
Apr
4%%
convertible,
Minnesota
Apt-
Klecii-'e
5,500
10%
Jan
3%
2,900
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600
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Jan
13
11%
3.600
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11%
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51%
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Jan
4 % Mat-
47 3
a
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13
11%
900
14% Mar
Jan
7,400
19%
Jan
23 %
Feb
24
11,000
14%
Jan
24%
Apr
8
3,600
5 %
Jan
50
Airlines
RR
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Warrants
—
12 %
_
1
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12%
11
1,700
8 7'a Mar
Jan
35
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Apr
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Apr
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Feb
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400
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25
Jan
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22
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Feb
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25
25
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Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
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Jan
Pacific
Ltd
'
10%
11%
18,700
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93.%
94%
370
86'/a
98 3 a
150
98
147
—
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5
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Panlepec OiL (C A)
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Petroleum
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Co
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Apr
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Feb
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210
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20
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Jan
99
Mar
Jan
ISO
130
.
1%
1
4%
Jan
97ar Jan
37,200
57a
8,400
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_
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Jan
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;
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400
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102
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—
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1
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■
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preferred
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29
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5
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28
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Apr
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4
5
1
247'a Mar
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Jan
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Jan
4
13%
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1
1
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27
2,100
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26
75,800
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300
7%
1
common
preferred
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27'/4
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Michigan Chemical Corp
13
17%
%
90c
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142,500
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Feb
2
1
23%
23
6%
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100
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5%
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1
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preferred
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51,400
6%
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27%
96%
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.
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26
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5,800
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.
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Merrill
34%
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Johnson
Menasco
32%
41 %
.
—
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2
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1
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Volume
193
Number 6047
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
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of Prices
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78
41
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&
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Powdrell
&
Co
Public
4 Va %
Rico
IVb
15,600
5
18,100
1
* Apr
3% Mar
1%
B
31%
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31 Va
Apr
Jan
Cimca
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Jan
Jan
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11%
15 Va
76,800
7%
Jan
15 Va
Apr
,8%
9%
8,700
7%
Jan
9%
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9 V4
10 Va
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Jan
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25 Vh
500
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Jan
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Jan
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Venezuelan Oil
Coast
Penn
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2%
3
1,600
2Va
Jan
14
10,400
10%
Feb
14%
20%
10,000
17%
Feb
3,000
10%
Jan
11%
Apr
4.56%
cumulative
100
50Va
Jan
59%
Apr
4.48%
4,500
2 vb
Jan
2 If
Feb
4.32%
Mar
4.24%
cumulative
4.08%
cumulative
11
11%
*
56%
56%
58%
1
2%
2%
2%
5%
Apr
4.88%
4.78%
3
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65%
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67%
1,050
60%
Jan
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44%
44
45%
3,200
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5%
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4,300
4%
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Mar
8
5%
•
2,500
10%
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11%
83 %
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88
Mar
105
3,000
49
Jan
105
Apr
23
1,300
21%
Jan
25
17%
16%
17%
2,600
13
Jan
19%
Feb
16%
16%
17%
3,900
12 %
Jan
21%
Feb
87%
87%
97
4
%
4%
100
4J0
•
8,700
2 vb
Jan
5
1
37
13%
14
400
13
14
$1.60
26
275
25% Mar
27%
22
28 VB
30
17%
17%
17%
3,700
15%
14%
16%
11,300
8,800
Jan
16 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
>f>'»'19'%
convertible
17
20%
20%
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9
2,300
8%
5,400
18
20%
Feb
4% Mar
'
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8%
18%
Feb
20
Jan
10 Vb
Apr
7%
8%
54,700
6
Jan
10,200
2%
Jan
4vb
1%
1%
1%
95,800
%
Jan
1%
Apr
63%
63%
65%
1,800
53%
Jan
70% Mar
13%
13%
13%
7,100
11 Vb
Feb
13% Mar
19%
6%
•
20%
2,000
13%
Jan
21% Mar
6 Va
6%
5,400
3%
Jan
8% Mar
8
20
8%
10,100
4%
Feb
9% Mar
6,200
14%
Jan
1,000
2 Va
Feb
18%
20
21%
Jan
2%
2%
81/4
8VB
8V4
700
7%
Jan
9
9
9%
4,700
7%
Jan
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%
22,000
1%
Jan
1
7
5%
7%
82,000
4%
Jan
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Inc—20c
25
24 v8
28%
17,700
14
Jan
28%
Apr
83
83
84%
211
78 Vb
Feb
85
Apr
9,300
26%
Jan
42%
Apr
4,600
11
1965_
3
Products
pfd F
100
37%
36%
41%
1
15%
14%
16
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115,500
5
Inc
211/4
21
24%
19,000
11
11
11%
1,000
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company-
3
9
Apr
>
Feb
10% Mar
Co
_1
5%
—50c
2%
2%
1,400
8%
8%
9%
26,900
50c
2%
2%
2%
9,400
1
Inc__-
2%
—*
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
1
of
jiua
4%
Milling Co Ltd
Ban
Diego
Gas
& Electric
preferred
(par
11%
Apr
Apr
6%
17,000
3%
Jan
class
Brewers
B
Precision
(Hugo)
Corporation
Feb
18 % Mar
5% Mar
618
APr
4%
8%
Apr
Jan
Talon Inc
4%
class
B
(Del)
A
New
13,300
291/4
27
291/4
8,200
78
78
79%
275
12%
12%
14%
1,700
8
22%
21%
23%
1,300
20
14%.
14%
15
.1,900
12
Jan
16
Feb
18%
18%
19%
14%
Jan
20
Mar
•
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Apr
8% Jan
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26
Jan
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22
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300
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.
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22
22%
400
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Jan
23
36%
38'4
600
36%
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22%
1,600
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Jan
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Apr
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66
33'%
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61
13,200
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Mar
Jan
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;
4%
4%
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10c
;
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6 Vb
5%
6%
1
5%
5%
6
83,400
1V4
14,300
6,700
—
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
6 Va Mar
1V4
9%
1 Va
19,400
3%
2,100
3
2%
2,800
2
9 %
39
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
Va
Feb
2%
Apr
10 Va
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10 Va
14,700
5'A
Jan
40%
38
Feb
Jan
V*
3!A
2%
—
5%
3 Va
4
3'A
l
10c
5
Technical
6%
Apr
Technicolor
Apr
Tel-A-Sign
11%
19,100
28%
Jan
Apr
45% Mar
Jan
1%
Jan
3% Mar
6
Jan
11% Mar
1%
Jan
2 Vb
Mar
3
Corp
Jan
5%
Thew
Corp
&
Inc
Shovel
Thompson-Starrett
Apr
70c convertible
20%
600
19%
pfd
22%
>
Jan
Feb
Thrifimart
17%
Jan
19
Mar
600
211/4
Jan
Tilo
Inc
Roofing
Jan
88%
Apr
35%
27Va
36
91,600
11%
Jan
36
Apr
4%
23
4
4%
18%,
34,300
3
Jan
5%
Apr
23%
74,600
9%
Jan
23%
Apr
5
4%
5»A
54,100
2%
Jan
51/4
9'/4
8%
9%
15,000
6%
Jan
91/2 Mar
8 Vb
7%
9 Vb
61,000
5
Feb
9 Vb
Apr
3%
Apr
1%
Jan
3
2%
1%
—
—
■
1%
93
3%
29,200
1%
12,200
93
75
1%
Jan
1V4
Feb
Jan
92
Apr
Feb
97
2 i3s
10
10%
4,300
9%
Jan
I2V2 Mar
13%
14%
16,300
7 Vb
Jan
16
Apr
19%
19%
20
1,600
21%
Feb
112
2,V
58,200
1A Jan
Apr
16%
Jan
10c
2>/4
1%
2 V4
36,700
1%
Feb
2% Mar
10
coin
11'A
10 Vb
11V4
1,800
8Vb
Jan
111/2 Mar
1
Jan
9Vb
Jan
30 Vb
Inc
7%
7%
2,700
5Va
29V4
29'A
30 Vb
3,900
25 y4
1
28V4
28 Vb
29%-
3,900
25
19
18%
19%
1,500
17%
Jan
Feb
1
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4V4% preferred
Amer
i7<r
648,100
13-
18
%
6 Va
6%
4,100
10%
8%
%
A Apr
H Jan
1,000
6%
Mar
Feb
7%
7V4 Mar
6 Vb
Jan
Feb
11%
Apr
8%
24,600
6%
Feb
7%
8%
Mar
Apr
Apr
331/2 Mar
191/2
Apr
61/4
7V4
24,900
4Vi
Jan
7Vi
Apr
7%
7Vb
7%
14,300
5
Jan
9vb
Apr
9%
6%
9%
24,100
5
Jan
7
Apr
19,700
3V2'
Jan
8V4
Apr
176,900
2%
Jan
Todd
Tonopah
Tower
£1
12
Apr
12
12
100
11%
20
I"
24%
25 Va
400
20
Jan
25 V4
100
86
86
83
—
5s
51/4
Jan
6 Vb Mar
Apr
86%
75
Jan
86% Mar
l
Mining of Nevada
3%
3%
3%
4,900
2 V2
Jan
3% Mar
1
12'A
9%
12V4
48,200
3%
Jan
12V4
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
7
3,900
11
10%
x7
4%
1
6
Api-
1 6
41v2
4
A
31 Vb
4%
Apr
4%
31,400
2V4
5 Va
7,800
2%
Jan
5VB
Acceptance
Trans Cuba
Trans
Lux
Oil
Ig
6,700
3%
Jan
4li
186,200
Jan
41%
24,400
20 Va
Jan
6,200
28%
Apr
39% Mar
33% Mar
Jan
14 vb Mar
A
32
%
228,500
Vb
Jan
%
20%
23%
3,600
141/2
Jan
23%
com_10c
12%
12%
13 Vb
15,000
8 V2
Feb
131/2 Mar
1
6%
6%
7 %
10,600
4%
Jan
A
50c
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
Radio Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Trav-ler
•
20
Feb
True
11%
16%
16V4
17%
9,000
11 Va
Jan
19
Apr
9%
9%
101/4
14,300
7%
Jan
11
Feb
Union
*
17%
16%
17 V4
5,550
16%
Apr
17%
5
8%
8%
1,800
6%
Jan
8
29V2
2,400
143 Va 1511/2
28%
1,600
28V4
9
Apr
9% Mar
Co—l()c
footnotes, see page 34.
27%
125"
United
United
lit
20%
A
21%
.
1 <r
2,300
63,600
Yards
of
19%
22 (A
2,600
15Vb
Jan
24% Mar
30%
311/8
9,100
241/2
Jan
31%
Apr
30
29
32
14,900
19%
Jan
32
Apr
_B
18
10,000
Jan
30%
Apr
United
Apr
United
Improvement
Jan
United
Milk
Jan
United
Molasses
98
Jan
36
17Va Mar
A Jan
21% Mar
A
Apr
1
American
United
N
J
&
16%
15%
Jan
21%
19%
19'A
19 %
200
15%
Jan
19%
11%
11%
12
400
10 Vb
Jan
12% Mar
27 Va
Jan
30
20
Jan
6%
4%
4
4%
40,600
3%
Jan
4% Mar
1
1%
1A
2
86,300
%
Jan
2A
Investing
42 Va
1,100
40%
Apr
8%
56,500
4Va
Feb
91/4
Apr
Jan
7%
Jan
•
2.60
g
~5%
42
8%
6
"5%
40%
8
5%
6
.
a
6
5,700
500
4
4%
48
Apr
Apr
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
10a
RR
100
&
Apr
Feb
1
Products
Co
17
•
4
50o
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Elastic Corp
151 %
Jan
Omaha
Aircraft Products
Asbestos Corp
Feb
31
20%
Stock
Jan
94
•
——3
Apr
21%
u
12%
151
7%
10
Temper Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
•
—
30 %
•
warrants
3iy8
12%
12.50
%
—
Apr
39%
class
Apr
41 %
Corp
Co class
Apr
4
3%
3%
5
4
100
Petroleum
32
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—'
United
Canada
47,100
25c
20c
America
88 %
10
class A
1
4%
68
14
1
Power
Apr
87%
Apr
23V4 Mar
value
2,000
common
Apr
31
2
Park Ltd—
Thorofare Markets Inc
19
37 V4
common
591/2
Apr
50c
Inc
21
28%
Mining
Jan
5
Co
Apr
-4
37%
Sernclc Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Feb
31'A
27%
•
preferred
500
21%
22
8V4
4%
3,600
5,400
1
Thorncliffe
18
Feb
41% Mar
59%
10c
Inc
181/4 Mar
—
17%
Jan
31
Inc__25c
Co
Apr
Feb
9%
21,500
37%
47 >/b
"warrants"
10%
Jan
8'A
6
3,400
27%
,_50c
Electronics
25%
7%
40%
__10c
Jan
20
8
39 Va
Mar
8
57%
1
Light $4.56
Jan
3,500
28%
Jan
28%
1
Corporation
5%
9%
28
Jan
*
Inc
Industries
Inc
Jan
7
—
1
18%
20%
40%
5
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics
Oil
20%
20%
—
25c
Inc
Power
3,400
2,500
-
50c
1
Inc
Television
Feb
26%
26%
'
Apr
8%
23
24
'
20c
w
2,100
8(4
25
•
Operations
24 %
26%
5
10
Materiel
common
3,500
29%
Inc
14%
2
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
9Vb
1
For
12%
A Jan
2V4
1
preferred
25%
3
Siboney-Caribbean
189,900
5
common
8%
10o
Inc
of
247,800
10c
common
cumulative
23V4
Seem
of
A
25c
8 %
1
•
1
Co
14%
i
5VB
„
r,i
Corporation
Jan
3%
1
General
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
11(1
3%
_5
Ltd
24%
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Shoe
Apr
i\
50c
"Superior Tool <fc Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne COrp warrants
15% Mar
3.50
Ltd
Seaporcel Metals Inc
&
Apr
lis
1
4%
1
Sunair Electronics
Inc
'Sunset" International Petrol
Tri-Continental
Co
Feb
I5V2
g
Terry Industries Inc
6
Water
7%
Jan
•
(Del)
Texas
5%
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
8%
1
Tex am
5%
Shawinigan
6
1
Corp
Feb
1
new
1,100
5,800
50c
^
Stop & Shop Inc
Apr
3
Co
6%
13%
,
Corp
Apr
Airlines
Denn
6%
1.1 Va
•
Container
71/4 Mar
6%
_1
Corp
"
6%
13Vb
10c
Co
3%
&
Leather
61/2
Feb
1
Products
4vb
Seaboard
Shattuck
——,
1
lOc
Inc
Jan
7(4
Seton
Feb
Apr
28%
Jan
25c
Milling Corp
Latz,
Jan
15%
,
Jan
2%
7%
&
Feb
26
Jan
Jan
Aluminum
Syntex
12%
Jan
12%
9%
Canada
Supercrete
Jan
231/2
24 V8
(J B)
Stylon
15
9%
250
11%
25%
14%
3,500
7,300
11'A
25,
14%
Mar
1,200
;
y-
"Stone
11%
Apr
12 Vb Mar
12
10,000
2
1
Bros
I3V2
Jan
11%
4,600
Plywood & Lumber
an
Jan
81/4
28%
3,500
Seaboard
Seligman
8Vb
10% Mar
10
Corp
39,100
8(4
Corp
300
28
"III
Inc
Vb
25c
Paper Corp
Fisher Co
Securities
35,600
9%
Feb
Apr
3Vb
3%
*
Sayre &
Western
75,500
11%
91/4
43
81%
5%
50c
i
Co
13%
10%
9'/4
Jan
Apr
"share
par
Savage Arms Corp
1.
Savoy Industries <Del)
Oil
12%
10%
281/4
Jan
Jan
4
%
Allied
5,100
68%
Jan
3 Vb
4%
share)
Scurry-Rainbow
41%
12%
24% Mar
%
3%
20
20
-20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
changed from $1 to no
Seaboard
38%
13%
Jan
Jan
Mar
681/4
3V4
20
preferred
series preferred
Saxon
38%
18
jg Mar
Co—
preferred
Ltd
58%
7,100
4
16 pesos
series
Petroleums
9%
500
10,400
441,300
*
Carlos
Sarcee
5,000
68
22V4
3Vb
-2.50
Ltd
Inc
Ban
for
11 Vb
66%
20%
Apr
8% Mar
71%
J
Textron
series
10%
67
1
ordinary
Corporation
(The) Company
Textron
5.60%
17
2%
1
Petroleum
4.40%
16%
Jan
41/2 Mar
70%
1
Company
Ha.vnes
series
Jan
14%
600
2%
Co
Texstar Corp
4V2%
1
Parts
Teleprompter
5%
7'/4
8,600
211/4
20
preferred
Instruments
Inc
Technical
£1
regis
Incl
Corp
11,500
.
7'A
71%
Stetson
Feb
19
Broadcasting Inc
Royce Ltd—
Lawrence
10 Vb
6
10
Stinnes
8% Mar
!3%
1
50c
1
Rollins
Bt.
17
I
Aviation
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Jan
3%
•
Balem-Brosius
16%
15%
6%
Co—
Jan
Gas & Elec 4%
&
14V4
16i%
1
(Kentucky)
Tube
Stephan
Apr
500
98,000
3%
A
(The F C)
15
2
Jan
.lc
Shares
Steel
.
10 Vb
19
8%
•
Co
2
22%
Co
Oil
Steel
Apr
8%
1
Mines Ltd common
Consolidated
Apr
Corn
50c convertible
Mar
3%
1
Rogers Corp
Ryerson
Apr
Corp
Products
Class
Ryan
Feb
22
preferred
Porgings
Statluim
Jail
1
Ridge way Corp
Russell
22%
Feb
Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd.i
Starrett (The) Corp common
31% Mar
29%
10
.
Resistoflex
Avenue
Jan
20%
•
Standard
Jan
Feb
1
Republic Industrial Corp_
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Fifth
21%
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Jan
26
1
Arms Co Inc
Foil Inc
Russeks
800
Standard Dredging Coid common
Apr
5c
Corp_
Co—
Raceway
Jan
22'4
.
Stahl-Meyer
A Mar
Apr
37
•
Corp
Products
21V2
21%
400
-
Feb
*
Remington
Rowland
1,600
J/4
Royalty Co
5
Speedry Chemical Products Class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports
Arena
Inc
lc
Feb
22%
Soundcraft
Roosevelt
221/4
22
Southland
Reeves
Field
21%
25
25
Apr
7%
Roosevelt
25
preferred
32%
87%
■
Feb
preferred
Jan
1
rets ord
Feb
Feb
Apr
20 Va
18%
Amer dep
62
9
69V2 Mar
20,000
7%
Rolls
337/8 Mar
701/4 Mar
11
18 %
Rochester
41%
Jan
Jan
32%,
,
Technical
Jan
29 Vb
2,100
58V4 Jan
10%
1
Robinson
Jan
27V2
10,200
63
28%
1
Gas
6%
1,800
33%
61 %
10%
40c
to
7%
36J/4
59
32%
1
Valley
7
35
7/B
Apr
1
extended
Jan
21
21%
Investment
Grande
141/4
26
Jan
1
Vtc
Jan
Apr
19%
10
Warrants series
Apr
9
Jan
500
Broadcasting & Dev
Rio
9%
17,600
10% Mar
25V4
21%
22%
America
Algom
Jan
72
21%
Reeves
Rio
5%
11%
25%
Couthern
Standard
Corp
Argentine Mining
\5% Jan
46,200
Jan
21%
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co
Rico
1,600
9%
Jan
Jan
California Petroleum
Couthern Materials Co *nc
Southern Pipe Line
:
Southern Realty & Utilities
5
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Republic
7(4
8%
Mar
__25
Apr
Standard
Co—.
10%
11
65%
preference
Apr
103 %
Rath
Insurance
7%
35
Jan
241/4
8 Vb
3
Rapid-American-Corp
Reliance
7%
9%
Jan
45%
24
19%
Jan
100
!
&
7%,
Feb
28
2,260
500
Jan
Stanley
(Robert)
59%* " '
700
5vb
Standard
Reis
53%
25%
12%
1G
___20c
Co
Investment
56(4
24%
7,600
l
_;
I.h.hhim Corp
Quebec Power Co.
Reinsurance
Mar
25%
6,500
20
Quebec
of
27
400
Jan
241/2
19%
Q
Trust
50
331/4
3an
25
7%
Standard
Estate
28V4
32%
V2
25
17%
Standard
Real
Jan
42%
28V4
33
Z3
7%
Color-ado—
Inc
61/4
4Vs
.,
preferred
cumulative
19%
♦
Enterprises
Jan
Apr
32%
preferred
cumulative preferred
1
preferred-.
Inc
Feb
4%
2%
36%
original
.1
common..
Pulp & Timber—
Puritan
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
Ramco
3%
4,000
Jan
,_
Telephone
2,700
4%
Jan
% Jan
*
32%
convertible preference.
cumulative preferred
11%
Apr
23 Va Mar
1
Company__
3%
4%
1
Couthern California Edison—
12%
*
73%
Apr
19%
;
3%
4%
1
13%
A
16,000
1
;
Co__
20%
2.50
Apr
.228,300
A
12.50
Corp
Oil
Apr
28
2%
•
1
28%
Jan
%
£1
Manufacturing
Couth
i
1*
Puget Sound
Ramo
1
—
Couth
27%
Co
Jan
2%
fr
•
High
221/4
241/2
.__•
;
Ltd
Feb
116,900
%
■
_25c
;5,OO0
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rct.s ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Sinith (Howard) Paper Mills.J
tSonotone Corp
Soss
Low
28%
Publishing—
preferred
9% Mar
50
27
Apr
10% Mar
5% Mar
39
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
~2%
.i§e
;
American .Shares
conv
27
Shares
3
-•ilvray Lighting Inc._.
6% Mar
38%
;
for Week
of Prices
Low
.8
silver 'Creek Precision.
Corp
■Silver-Miller 1 Mines Ltd
48% Mar
3%
'
_io
Ltd
Inc
of
"4,500
5
A
preferred-
Puerto
Jan
43%
3,200
Gas
Service
37
Class
2.50
Corp
(The)
Jan
!___66%
convertible
Providence
.27%
17,200
Ltd
Mfg
Feb
7'/a
Co
Progress
Prophet
Inc
Inc..
Proctor-Silex
$1.25
22 Va
6%
_*
Canada
Mines
700
4%
50
Corp
Lambert
Preston
25%
:4
Corp
Royalties
Prentice-Hall
Apr
4%
.
1
class
of
Oil
&
78%
1
34%
1
A___
Alexander Inc
Corp
Prairie
Jan
5%
;
Polymers
class
(The)
Corp
Pratt
(Del)
.
Scale.,—__!
Polymer
65 Va
6%
Lake. Erie.—
Railways .Co
Polycast
1,800
6'a
Inc____
Electronics
Poloron
78%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A___
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
16 % Mar
10c
s_:
Corp
Materials
Polarad
Power
Co—10 pesos
&
Pneumatic
Jan
Simmons
5
Aircraft* Cor p__
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
7%
aUnipson's
Co_
Industries
Plastic
——
——
Philippine .Long Dist Tel
Plasecki
1,900
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
15 Va
41 ve
li'o
Phoenix Steel
Low
American Stock
"
•4%
Screw
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
PhillipS-Eckhadt 'Electronics "wd"—1
Phillips Electronics '& Pharmaceutical
Phillips
Shares
75 Va
-
1
Industries
Friday
High
"14
25
___2.50
•__—
Inc
Oils
14 Vb
m>
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
33
Canal.
5% Mar
169V4 170%
130
167 % Mar
5% Mar
174
Feb
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1718)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Par
U
U
S
4%
4%
3,400
3%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
600
6%
Jan
41%
10,500
33%
Jan
41% Mar
12%
5.800
8%
Jan
S
10y4
52,900
4%
Jan
10%
48 %
5,300
31%
Jan
American
Universal
Universal
6%
9%
10
Corp cl
Container
46%
8%
25c
Inc
Controls
Insurance
8%
Jan
'
25c
Corp
Oil
Universal
11%
A com_10c
Consolidated
Universal
12
40
.
4% Mar
/
9
46%
7%
9%
15,400
14% xl5%
14%
215,400
Apr
9%
Universal Marion
Utah-Idaho
'
Corp
IIIII—5
1
—,
*
Sugar
•
•
—'
■'
--4
16%
Feb
16%
15 %
16"%
55,700
8%
v
8%
8%
13%
„■
Jan
8%
4,000
Apr
Jan
17%
■
Davega
Feb
,8%
Feb
Stores
6%s
6s
debs
Lack
A'lst
Finland
debs
Western
&
of
N
J
6s
4s
mortgage
Vanderbilt Tire
Van
Paint
Victor
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1
1
class
Feb
Jan
Apr
14%
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Apr
Apr
15,500
11
Jan
15%
15%
16%
19,300
13 %
Jan
18
Feb,
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40%
24,700
14
Jan
41%
&
12%
10%
13
66,700
8%
Jan
13
Apr
11%
10%
12
51,500
6%
Jan
12
Apr
Vogt
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16%
2,600
19%
13%
14%
400
30%
25%
32%
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22
21%
25c
Products
Food
24%
22
22
Jan
Mar
Mar
15%
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32%
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&
6%
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&
7
7%
7
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Texas
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
&
Jan
Called
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Jan
83 %
300
75
3%
4%
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5%
3
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3
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3
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18%
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92%
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80
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10
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133
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126
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850
17
78
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1976
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20
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26
18%
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%
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Jan
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44
22
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Inc
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Woolworth
19,400
3%
42%
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Woodall
4%
4%
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Wood
1,500
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1
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1976—Jan-July
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White Eagle International Inc
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Weyenberg
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131
1963
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1973
B
D
3%s series G
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20
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series
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Feb
44
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20
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133
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9
155
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—
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3
26
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Feb
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West
10%
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13
2%
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6
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900
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or
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conv
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28
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1970
June-Dec
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I
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78
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1976—June-Dec
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59
60
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impaired by matuTity.
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range,
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the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
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1971_
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90 %
.
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76
—
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86%
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year's
86%
89
__
——
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gtd gold 3%s
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—
79
5s 2003
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ref
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1983
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ref
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1978
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1969
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RR
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-
Mar-Sept
1980
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i
_
debentures
debentures
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100
April-Oct
1978
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1972
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f
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May-No®
mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
5 %s
U
*95
Feb-Aug
1975
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s
4%s s f debentures 1978
1st
1971—
trust 3%s
3%s sinking fund
1st mtge &
3%s
*84%
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
&
High
Bonds
(not
certificates of deposit;
BONDS
Week's Range
iday
in
h Ex-principal,
cash
for
1
Interest
included
1
"w w,"
from page 29
BONDS
48
75
dividend.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Continued
48
(not
dividend;
Ex-stock
range),
z Ex-stock
and
Abbreviations
tive;
delivery
47%
48
2s 2012—Jan-July
47%
being traded flat.
93%
89 %
a Deferred
year's
53
120
(Plan A)
Ex-rights,
50
88
„
x
47%
Jan-July
distribution,
in
included
89%
120
88%
value,
par
tribution.
Alsco
1947
2%s
1997
1
stamped
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jan, 1
1927)
(Plan A)
(Republic of)—
♦No
Sold
Oct
stamped
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Week's Range
Friday
American
20%
*80
1972
Parana
Zale
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
selling
flat.
no
sales being
transacted
"
or
reorganized
under
during current week.
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■
r
•
V
Section
77
of
Nuirber 6047
193
Volume
.
.
i
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■
■
t
(1719)
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
American
Motors
Tel
American
Anaconda
Company
128'/a
Co
—
Personal, Property
Calumet 6c Hecla, Inc
Service
Eastern
6%
*
135
16%
Mass Street Railway Co—
*
1st preferred class A—.100
Co
Motor
Ford
13%
...
78%
63 Va
5
——
■
'
85%
23%
Service
115
100
Association
Narragansetf Racing
National
pfd
__1
5%
RR
Central
Maine
cum
f.
82 "
Apr
74
443
Jan
27 Va
>
897/a
27%
109 Va
Feb
150
Jan
14%
Feb
9c
2,101
21%
40
Jan
3%
2
2
Mar
290
71
Jan
———10
—-25
.2.50
14%
24 Va
1—
Stop & Shop Inc_—
Torrington Co
Fruit
United
.
1
:—
55%
74
Jan
48
Jan
16
Feb
32
43%
Jan
59
Jan
35% Mar
Briggs
Die
70
72
55
71
Jan
12 Va
12%
40
11
Feb
42%
44%
$4.50
Last
STOCKS
49%
Feb
Jan
of Prices
Low
Par
19%
32%
'
32%
33%
20
Jan
33%
214
23%
Feb
27%
Jan
35%
36 Vt
132
32%
Jan
36 Vt
Apr
77%
78 Va
120
68%
Jan
79
——,
r—,
Jan
24 Va
Feb
34%
Feb
43
Steel
Chemical
——
:
Kodak
_•
Goodyear.
j.
Phillips
Radio
——
Aviation
For
Feb
8% Apr
55% Mar
8%
8%
8%
938
54%
54%
55'/a
3,945
9%
9%
154
.
'
83 %
Apr
Jan
24%
45%
Apr
45%
47%
18,628
40%
Jan
47%
2%
Apr
2%
2 Va
500
1%
Jan
2'/a
2%
Feb
2
2 %
486
1%
Jan
3%
2%
3%
6,218
1%
Feb
7%
7%
100
2% Jan
3% Apr
9 Va Mar
6
5%
91
40
48
48%
Jan
"
63%
,
44%
46%
92
52
38
51Va
9%
Jan
77%
Jan
69%
69 % .69%
105
Feb
Apr
Steel
Admiral
Mar
Ross
Brass
Alleghany
American
Airlines
American
Aluminum
Co
Paramount
.
10 %
42
42
44
1,499
36%
Jan
44
2%
185%
Jan
214 % Mar
American
Steel
104
Feb
119% Mar
American
Tel
Mach
&
Motors
American
JRad
Co
24
47%
Jan
64%
Apr
42. Va
43
57
35%
Feb
43%
Apr
American
78%
83 Va
139
63%
Jan
83 Va
Apr
American
19 Va
v
13%
Jan
15 %
794
13%
Feb
15% Mar
12%
12%
178
9%
Feb
12%
Apr
Feb
23
Jan
7
Jan
9% Mar
15%
Apr
Apr
23%
Jan
Feb
Apache
Jan
Arkansas
14
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
..
High
73%
.
Low
"
54%
17 V*
Jan
14%
8'A
High
Jan
1,100
21 Va
1,500
500
8%
3,700
7%
Jan
500
10% Jan
73%
21%
■
'
Apr
Peb
Mar
15
10%
Jan
22
22
16%
Jan
11%
14
3,300
10%
Jan
15 Va
25 Va
25%
26%
5,500
23%
Feb
27%
F-b
37
35%
37
1,000
32 Va
Jan
37
Apr
77
78%
68%
Feb
81 Va Mar
22%
23% Mar
47%
Apr
Armco
32 Va
Apr
Armour
63%
62%
44%
47%
954
40%
Feb
31 Va
30%
31 %
555
26%
Jan
36%
36'A
37 Va
126
34%
Feb
38% Mar
24
24 Va
32
20 Va
Jan
24 Vt
Apr
$1.50
.£'•'
39%
39%
129
32%
Jan
39%
Apr
Atchison
50 V*
51 Va
122
43
Jan
52
Feb
&
Co
Oil
conv
&
85%
1,100
Jan
125 V*
Apr
8,300
16% Jan
21%
Apr
2,500
12% Jan
16 V« Mar
31%
32 Va
600
27%
Jan
8,600
103%
Jan
12.50
*
24»/a
24%
3,000
Jan
40%
Automatic Canteen Co of America..2.50
a
38%
39%
159
36 Va
Jan
44% Mar
Avco
82 Va
83%.
129
70%
Jan
84% Mar
155
44 Vt
Jan
50%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
27 %
27%
27%.
15
25%
Jan
30
Feb
preferred
1.—3
—
61%
10
55%
Jan
61 %
Apr
93%,
10
85 Va
Jan
95 Vt
Feb
Bell
*
19%
19%
25
18% Mar
20 Va Mar
Bendix
44'A
44 Va
50
42%
Apr
52% Mar
Bethlehem
14%
15
203
12%
Jan
16 Va Mar
54
54
20
47 "A
Jan
56
Apr
60 Va Mar
8r.
Gossett
59 %
100
53
108
34%
Jan
38 Va
Apr
49%
Jan
61%
Apr
Brach
Booth
Fisheries
&
Sons
62%
62 VA
62'A
44
54%
Jan
63% Mar
26%
27%
155
22
Jan
28 Va Mar
59 V2
58%
160
54'A
Jan
60
Mar
42 %
42'A
43%
171
39 Va
Jan
45
Feb
Burroughs
46
46
25
38%
Jan
46
Apr
Burton-Dixie
Corp
Company
Burlington Industries
Corp
Apr
25% Mar
Jan
10 Va Mar
Jan
22%
Jan
57
42
42
43%
1,100
38%
Feb
45% Mar
19
20
4,200
13%
Jan
21 Va Mar
19%
8V2
15
200
1,800
9%
17
5% Jan
13
Jan
P et>
Mar
8% Mar
15%
31%
Leo
21
18
123%
450
92%
Jan
123%
Apr
31%
31%
100
31 %
Apr
31 %
Apr
3%
122 %
3%
300
3%
Jan
122
20%
22% Mar
14 Va
Feb
18%
Apr
62
Apr
72
Jan
Jan
49 Va
Apr
25%
Apr
Feb
6,300
700
46%
49 Va
4,000
40
25
22%
43
44%
26
44%
1,400
18%
65%
24 Va
49 Va
750
1,600
4ya Mar
17% Jan
21
17%
64%
36% Jan
25 V* Mar
47% Mar
28
Feb|
26%
150
40%
40
40%
2,000
35%
*
41%
41
41%
1,700
34% Jan
42%
*
66%
68%
5,150
44
Jan
74% Mar
5
16%
16%
200
14
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
38
5
1
—
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
43%
21% Jan
5
J)
Budd
59%
Corp
Brunswick
26%
(E
27 V* Mar
Jan
44%
5
Borg-Warner Corp
78
21% Jan
37
600
8%
Corp (Un)—
8
Binks Manufacturing Co new com—1
Boeing Airplane
5
62%
48% Mar
Jan
400
14%
Steel
38 Va
Mar
Jan
600
2
60%
Feb
75
38
10
10
37%
42
68% Jan
20%
*
J.
59
35%
56%
9%
*
( o
59
Apr
Apr
54%
50c
38 %
58Va
25 Va
20
1
Co
Corp
1,100
Feb
Jan
13% Jan
44
55 %
.13
Bearings Inc
Belden
Mfg Co.
93%
24%
4
10
wi
61%
73%
10
Corp.!
Refining Co
common
40
200
10
Products
New
3,500
43%
30%
Apr
1,400
25'/a
27
303
90 Va
58%
24
43%
40%
Jan
56%
24
26%
37%
61%
50%
*
37%
186
41V* Jan
1 % Mar
Fe—
Atlantic
90'A
700
600
Apr
85
48 Va
200
Apr
90 %
Apr
47%
1
common
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
81%
1,700
53%
34% Mar
Jan
73%
37% Mar
Jan
65%
45 Va
69%
28
900
40 Va
Jan
147
81%
44%
Jan
31%
Apr
80%
73
Jan
31
2%
81%
5
10
30 Va
31 Va
Apr
49,100
2.50
Corporation
34% Mar
130
2%
50
Gas
Refining
126% 130
2 ia
25
59
*:
128%
r2A
40%
44%
Apr
49% Mar
15%
55
45%
42%
21 y.
69
Feb
Apr
Jan
125%
70
46 %
Feb
54
14%
53%
Apr
24%
Jan
20
1
Topeka & Santa
non-cum
Jan
43%
115
69%,
5%
21%
700
14%
Common
Athey
2,600
20'/,
Corp (Un)___.
(111)
2nd
54
;
125%,
.
Ashland
23%
500
Apr
3.50
1.25
Steel
22
49%
22
1
42% Mar
33 V3
(Un)
Louisiana
,
.
(Un)—5
Tel Co
8c
.
34%
Corp
45
,
for Week
4,600
Corp (Un)—1Company (Un)
Anaconda
73%
Apr
Feb
Low
8%
Sales
Range
3,200
——
45 Vt
Jan
Week's
of Prices
42%
33 %
-5
775
Apr
19%
48%
50%
—15
15%
12 Va
40%
32%
—3
1,739
Jan
Jan
46%
53%
—Ll.40
8'/a
20%
327/a
—*
-—Ll_—10
21%
Apr
8%
13%
1—166%
San
Rights
65 Va
Jan
760
69%
*
—5
22 %
34
41%
Viscose
25
.
100
Jan
46%
Fdry__
Tobacco
1—-33 Vac
3,198
18 Va
28%
10
Foundries
134
14%
12%
15%
12%
10%
641
12.50
(Un)__
Stano
64 Va
1
Apr
2% Mar
Feb
34
14%
1
Corp
6c
117 Va
69%
2
Apr
Mar
7%
1
—
(Un)
(Un)
64%
69%
493
22
1
(Un)
Co
160
38 Vt
2%
18%
12
—*
America,
Can
-209% 214 Va
61
2%
33%
^25c
—
Cyanamid
American
547
18% Mar
20
1
American
American
313
Jan
Feb
10
American
Apr
39 Va
10%
Jan
(Un)
21% Mar
Apr
77% Mar
38'A
208
Jan
Apr
10 Va Apr
9%
——1
Theatres
20
22%
Feb
2%
13%
Mfg__
of
69%
22 Va
6%
10
Jan
4,217
9%
1%
16
10
Ltd
Jan
39
8%
7% Mar
5,600
Broadcasting
Apr
Corp
Chalmers
Jan
'
120
2%
184
50c
Aluminium
Jan
22 Va
Apr
8%
1%
5
T
Electronics..
15
-
Apr
33%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Mfg
71 Vt
74%
3%
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
:
55'A
20
Feb
147
25c
——^
Corp
163
19%
72'A
•'2%
28 Va
16%
Last
Co
127
19%
72%
Apr
400
2,912
10%
—1
92% Mar
Jan
16
Jan;ri?\ 25%'
16%
I——.1
—
Allis
27 Vt
Jan
4
17%
10%
10
37 % Mar
Jan
240
6% 'Apr
16%
10
67% Jan
46% Apr
54% Feb
Jan
90%
Apr
3%
16
1
21 % Mar
Jan
.19%
6
33%
8%
2
—1
38% Mar
Jan
Jan
18%.
33
5
Controls
Advance
593/i
Jan
108
Par
Akron
.220
Apr
6
33%
2
Laboratories
75
17
11%
25
Friday
47 Vt Mar
28
Jan
25
Sale Price
Jan
195
8%
3%
Mar
Jan
210
Jan
483
25.
STOCKS
37%
36%
25 Vt
11%
*
A
43%
20 %
Mar
200
1
:
649
35 %
20
5
Dillon
150
(
Jan
184
6
1
Hone
Apr
5
22%
6
1
Products
7%
600
22%
11%
22%
1
Corp.
Acme
%
90%
*
3
33 % Mar
Jan
19%
1
Udylite Corporation
15V2
13
20
83%
Jan
64%
1
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
50
15
68%
116
28%
542
10
Manufacturing
Abbott
44%
116
910
3,754
22 Va
1
27% Mar
13
43%
214 %
32%
83
22
-1
:
Rudy Manufacturing
21 Va Mar
22
136
19%
>
32
__2
Wheel
Vinco
Apr
4% Apr
39% Mar
1
Inc.
Universal
Jan
80%
—5
Parke Davis & Co
Rickel (H W) & Co
Scotten
Jan
Apr
18%
*
Michigan Chemical
Sheller
4%
35%
Apr
20
1
—
—...
Seeley-Thermos
Kingston Products,
Kresge (S S) Company
Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping
Motor
500
624
39
9%
Jan
17% Mar
32
1.66%
Chemical
Micromatic
14%
252
83'A
1
common
Screw
Jan
5
1
Masco
5
1,726
4%
37%
7
48% Jan
Apr
5
Bearings
Co...
Trailer
5
Jan
158
20 Va
48%
61%
4%
39
Bearing
Jan
27 Va
.
31%
footnotes, see page 42,
Feb
Motors.
Jan
23'A
5
,1
—.——
,—
96
&
38%
53
526
—10
—
Industries
Oil
„
65%
1
Central
Mobil
Jan
3
5
_—
Roebuck
Socony
.
5
—:
Corp
Sinclair
45
5
—;
Republic Steel L
Sears
93%
837/a
__—
...—
Apr
47
1
Corporation
74% Mar
.67% Jan
2
Petroleum
Schenley
427
267
:
Oil
74
48%
-
Pure
I
53'A
—:—
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Feb
71%
95%
—1
^
^
American
11%
Jan
95%
-.5
i
Chemical
York
Apr
62%
Apr
27'A
—
Montgomery Ward—
National Cash Register-
North
Jan
9%
1,056
38 7
i___
:
Gypsum
58
52
10
(P)
Lead
Jan
72%
*
Laughlin
National
44 Vt
36%
Harvester
National
120
46%
8%
Distillers
58
55
35%
.•—
38%
1,705
18%
Apr
26%
:
:
Oil—
Mining
26%
20
3.33%
—
Corp
Jan
26%
35%
—l——1%
_■
2,749
20
Ironrite,
Mar
71%
18%
Ball
Apr
2% Mar
11
19%
Paige
Jan
46%
1
Motor
1%
71 Va
1
Apr
20%
23%
44 Va
5
Telephone
Corp-
81%
207
26%
1.
Electric
Motors
1%
20
10%
1
Apr
Jan
65
62%
130 Va
65
81%
35%
—
Apr
7% Mar
Feb
.1
1.25
5.
:—j.
Jan
90c
21 Vt Mar
Feb
Jan
1
Trailer
General
16%
103 Va
26%
Dynamics.,
General
;
66%
10
.•
,
Jan
6%
20
Products
—5.
Dept Stores __1
14%
Apr
Apr
17% Mar
49% Mar
Feb
115
494
21
130 Va
29
—-—1
——5
L__—
5
—-i
General
19%
43 %
216
48%
46%
126
129 Va
15
—1
7
_•
Autolite*
868
18
Corp
Apr
1
Dayton Power 6c Light—V
McGraw Edison
21%
299
10
.—1
———
Co,
252
43
18%
10
Cprtiss-Wfight
Motor
23 V*
40 %
26%
-5
—
-i——1-
Pont,i__
22%
44%
—25
—i—___25
————
Mar
22%
73 Va
—5
—:—*
1
___—.
—
Gas
Monsanto
26
57 Va
*
1
—
Colgate-Palmolive
Minnesota
25%
48%
—:
Ohio
Corp
Lorillard
Apx
79'A
r--—
—
International
Apr
59 Va
19%
•
i—
1
—-—-50
—:
Corp
Greyhound
14%
Jan
—12%
.1
Burlington Industries
Burroughs.
Freuhauf
Jan
44 Va
46%
.—.—1.66%
Airplane.,
Federated
10%
120
41
-.
Co.——_i_._8.iV3
Tel
Steel——
Products
110
»
10
Armour 6c Co
1
———5
Ashland
Oil
r—
1
Avco Corp
A——
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
—.—13
Columbia
13
59%
•
—r
_—.—
Cities Service
11
56%
36 %
1
1
'•
12.50
-——-—-—-1
1
6c
33 Va Mar
25%
.10
&
Apr
11
—.
Anaconda-——
Chesapeake
26% Jan
Apr
Mar
59%
—_—
Ampex Corp
Brunswick
32
Jan
Apr
Stocks
—
Jan
46%
Rockwell Standard Corp
.1
Tobacco
Bethlehem
11
3,640
—...
Tel
Steel
30%
34 %
86%
23%
101
:130%
—1
5
86%
29%
.
Mar
73% Mar
30
815
•
77%
29 Va
85%
29%
Co
American
1,091
32 %
30%
31%
—1
cbmmon—...*
Motors
New
Apr
33%
Cvananiid
National
Apr
5
!——_—————5
American
Mead
44 Vt
112%
.
Jan
Mar
American
6c
97%
Mar
American
Martin
137%yJanv
27
Can—1
Jones
i
368
46
'—
13%
17
8%
*
King
Apr
Jan
Airlines
Gulf
'389 "
44'A
34%
2,7 Va■ Jan
Jan
.—
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21
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Hoover
Jan
22%
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General
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American
Ford
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112%
111
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Electric
Apr
226
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Eastman
19%
247
Aluminium
Du
23
26
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18
Howell Electric
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45%
Allis-Chalmers
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Jan
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Unlisted
Detroit
27
;
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44 Va
—
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46
Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Mar
25%
new
5,182
*
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Alleghany
Corn
28
19%
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20
Apr
Feb
39'/a
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6%
18
56
200
1
Gamble
Jan
7%
11
Great Lakes
High
Telephone.—
6c
Armco
23
19
52%
31%
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Range Since Jan. 1
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67/a
19
50%
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25
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6%
6%
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1
Kroger
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10
Indus
Graham
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2,522
25
Paper
Power
General Motors Corp
Goebel
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for Week
Low
20%
38
Edison
Fruehauf
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High
19%
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Feb
Mar
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Procter
Shares
Ex-Cell-O
76 V2
14
■-
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for Week
Range
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27% Jan
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Detroit
Exchange
Week'a
1,514
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Ford
Gibson
Feb
2,010
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Feb
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
National
49 %
Jan
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Apr
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Feb
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Feb
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8774
90
5,500
75%
Jan
90
Mar
2.50
57
57
61
1,800
50
Feb
60
Jan
Mat-
105(4
55(4
4
—5
(Un)
Match
Oil
Co
23 %
Apr
Webcor
Jan
36%
Apr
Western
14
Apr
Western
59
300'
52 %
Jan
63% Mar
72
100
55%
Jan
73
Mar
29%
Feb
37% Mar
White
300
13
Jan
20
Wieboldt
Mar
60
350
55
850
37 % Mar
86 %
400
Jan
11%
400
11%
78%
9(4
Jan
70
Jan
39 (4
Apr
89% Mar
Motor
Wilson
Co
Stores
&
Wisconsin
Woolworth
—
—
105
106%
300
Apt-
Co
(Un)
12(4
Jan
World
8(4
Feb
Wrigley
Jan
Yates-American
3074
Jan
50
57%
Jan
72% Mar
9%
7%
7%
100
15%
765
15
18%
19
500
16
874
Feb
Mat-
Jan
17
1974 Mar
Zenith
Radio
Jr
(Un)
1174
4,800
3274
2,000
27
Jan
34
Mar
48%
52
1,200
40 Va
Jan
54
Mai-
42(4
44%
3,700
4074
Feb
50
Jart
Apt-
31%
34'A
1,700
27%
Jail'
34%
5474
5474
200
43%
Jan
5474
30%
3074
400
20(4
Jan
43
44
1,100
43
Jan
43
43
400
42
Jan
46(4
Feb
69 3 4
70 %
900
6674
Apr
74
Feb
2,500
12
Jan
20 Va
Apr
200
96
Jan
200
17
Jan
18% Mar
97%
Jan
.142%, Apr
——10
1
Co-_^-.L^-r—4
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Corp_l
1274 Mar
11
3074
4874
4274
3174
10
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(Wm)
Jan
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Co
600
100
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49 3 4
67%
1
__—
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Electric
(F
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4774
67%
3274
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
I
2,700
39
-1
10
:
Bancorporation (Un)
2
Union Telegraph——.—2(4
18%
Apr
Products.
Inc
33%
15(4
II
Jan
-10
(Un)_
Gypsum
Co
Universal
Jan
85%
•
*
Products™IIIII__1
62 %
Apr
35% Mar
1,400
—
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Feb
60
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Api-
14 % Mar
38(4
39
Co_i
Jan
17%
1774
1774
20
'
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Blanke
Mickelberry's
39%
26%
—
Co
States
Rubber
Steel
18
«
(Un)___12.50
Mar
United
32%
33%
_
Feb
31
72
Co
(Un)
9
Jan
Jan
58
__50c
Merri'tt Chapman & Scott
Meyer
II
*
new_
McCrory Corp
McKay Machine Co
Jan
1074
L3 (4
4
:
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2574
31%
33
1
Mfg
100
200
2,500
21 %
50c
Co
common
Co
25
8%
1374
90%
1334
30%
13 (4
4
l
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common—
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc
Lytton's
8%
29 %
5
Libby
Lines
United Fruit
5,200
common
*
55 Va
(Un)
California—
of
Air
274
&
58%
54%
(Un)
Paper
Aircraft Corp
8 %
Co
14 %
Jan
2574
(Un)
Film
Corporation
2%
Gas
% Mar
Feb
25
Pacific RR
7(4
McNeil
60
10
48%
1
Co
Corp
71
33%
1
Libby
Jan
30
200
2574
3074
(Un)
70%
33(4
Laclede
53%
12%
58%
—-——5
—:
Corp
Radio
Trav-ler
Co
Extension
900
12%
——50c
Co
Edison
Transamerica
Kropp Forge Co____
Salle
5974
Apt23% Mar
58%
12(4
-2.50
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Apr
Feb
La
5874
—
4074
;
32 %
33 %c
Monarch
Jan
6,100
—
37
___8.75
Knapp
18
11,600
Co—1
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Inc
37%
Chemical
&
1,500
4974
——
Oil
Transmission
Inc
Textron
32(4
Light (Un)
Kennecott
Copper Corp tUn)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
;
Power
2374
5374
Company
Gas
Tenn
Texaco
United
Kaiser
Kansas
22
25
Corp>—
Mid-Continent
5
(Un)
237a
1
*
-
58%
5174
(Un)
Corp
*
(Un)
Jan
47 %
Corp
2.50
Tel
4674
Apr
27(4
_*
(Un)
&
Laughlin
Mar
*
Co
Electric
20%
10
Chemical
1,500
5374
;
——
Studcbaker-Packard
974
61%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
&
Furniture
200
Harvester
58%
10
Corp
815
Steamship Co_
Apr
5574"
47%
5474
—
Stewart-Warner
9,000
.
Api-
5874
7
—
(Ohio)
68
:
.
Apr
27
39%
25
(Un)
Packaging common—
6r/tconvertible preferred
Stanray Corporation
1174
___,
Apr
(4 Mar
82
46(4
—
1
RR
16
Jan
5574
6.25
Standard
20%
Co
International
J
19%
Jan
Jan
62 74
Jan
1
Corp
California
of
11(4
5%
11%
400
Jan
:*
(Un)
Apr
10
Co—
International
Inc
26 74 Mar
9%
19%
900
82
1474
47 %
~5
;
67 %
Door
Illinois
(Un)
Co
1874
—.—1
Inc
Jan
700
15(4
80
31
50c
*
45
Mar
27
Feb
700
*
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Spiegel Inc
Jan
Jan
Api-
5,500
5
—
—20
Ltd—
Co
Sash &
(Un)
Jan
14
16%
39%
15
Jan
20%
Jan
5574
1
Co—
(Un)
16
11%
13%
3874
5
Oil
21 %
1
Corporation—:
Huttig
Strapping
36
—3
I
100
54%
_1
Corp
1
Brewing Co
Corp
Corp
Feb
16%
—1
Southern
Storkline
Hertz
44%
1
class A
Co
Pen
700
V
21%
Jan
3
1,100
39(4
Jan
36%
55%
—
17%
38%
17%
4,700
4274 Apr
65% Mai-
———
Co
26
*
Utilities—
84
600
44 %
39
5
5
1.40
—
Oil
Mar
Jan
19%
42%
1
Steel
Api-
25%
14%
%__•
A——13
———
Mobile
ApiApr
16%
43(4
*
(Un)
Co
75
35 (4
47%
103
19%
1
200
B
Signode
100
7574
7574
44% Mar
3274 Mar
300
(Un)_—
45
24(4
Feb
39 % Mai-
Jan
5
class
17 %
8.33 (4
vUn)
Feb
17%
Co
26
Jan
40
90
Co———20 g
43%
174
400
200
36% Mar
*
Corp
Oil
Api-
36%
1,800
40
___——
Schenley
A)
Mar
700
2,600
Corp—————5
Electric
(W
25(4
7,100
4674
10
Public Service
Inc
Jan
40%
—2.50
Louis
Servel
157-4
1874
17%
35%
;—,—1
Regis Paper Co
Sheaffer
Apr
17%
(Un)
Petroleum
Roebuck &
Apr
44
3974
Co
Sangamo
Schwitzer
32%
Jan
5
National Stockyards
Sears
Jan
32
2,300
—-—10
—
Louis
St
2774
42
102% 103
—5
(Un)—.—*
Tobacco——
Richman
400
3274
40%
34%
46%
Co_:
J)
Mar
45 %
•>_—
;
Chem
(R
Apr
50
5
Inc
Reynolds
38
Jan
38%
—r
Metals
Jan
4274
44
*
America
&
Apr
30 (4
*
_——
Drug
18
-50
_25
Packing Corp
Raytheon Company —
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall
40'%
150
32%
40%
1
(Un)
Rath
Revion
100
1,700
3874
Indiana
Co
200
pfd_100
3
4574
43%
(Un)
Quaker Oats
17.400
3
38
44%
(Un)
Co
of
Pure
47%
3(4
40 %
35%
—3
Company
36 %
——1
40%
44%
12.50
50 %
Corp
40(4
——
Co
Pullman
36(4
•
Tow
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp—
Feb
36'%
Apr
———5
(Un)
l(The)
Co
45 %
36%
80
33%c
1
Co__
Chemical
Lakes
Great
45(4
39%
Feb
(Un)__—_33%c
& Co
Petroleum
Phillips
45%
1
66 %
2
(Un).
Public
Feb
„
2,100
387s
B
6.25
Co—
Steel
Lakes
Apr
1574
80
—_—*
common
Rockwell
18% Mar
Feb
34%
Api-
78
43(4
(Un)
Co
Potter
82% Mar
10
_
Drug Stores-
Gray
Feb
5 %
38%
116
Apr
54
79%
—25
Airways
class
Corp
3674
Rubber Co__———*
&
15
800
2.900
157 s
57%
Feb
.—6.25
Col
Philco
Jan
34(4
Apr
Jan
41%
;——7.50
Dodge Corp
Jan
112
42 %
45 %
5,300
Corp.—_—_5
Phelps
69%
112
1,800
2,700
Gas__
(Charles)
3174
1
(Un)
Goodyear Tire
Granite
distribution
ex
46
*
Electric
Co
Pepsi-Cola
900
1
Co__
Corp
Feb
Mar
57 %
15
Pennsylvania RR
Gas Light & Coke_—
1,300
—1
a———
(The)
Alden
5274 Mai-
16
Feb
Apr
54
—1
—
Peoples
82
29%
22
6%
700
19%
4274
_3.33
Co
World
&
Pen
33%
83(4c
Jan
700
56%
Chemical
&
Gas
80%
3.33(4
8
19
T_—5
—
Glass
American
32%
2.50
____.
Corp
Jan
8
Feb
%
Co—
.
Natural
Parke-Davis
82
1
Rubber
Inc
Gillette
Glen
248
39%
65
94
*
*
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
33
1.6624
Utilities
and
62 %
62 %
Jan
7%
_10
Co
Co
Owens-Illinois
*
Cement_i_;—
Electronics
&
The
63(4
3074
Jan
85
94
52
Co
Bancorporation
Edison
Oil
3
.
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Jan
567-4
6174
92%
2474 Mar
7%
38%
38%
•——5
—
——
—
Corp
Public
General
Gen
Co
Corp
18
7
7
—————1
Inc
17
17(4
2
Finance
25%
150
500
27%
603/a
—5
St
10
900
27%
54
Co
Power
Reynolds
43
Apr
*
Service
—
1
Api-
90
57(4
____
Ry
Manufacturing
Ohio
Pan
55
—20
Apr
11%
Jan
5
:
wi____
common
Northwest
Ohio
31(4
10(4
6%
Jan
Api-
2,600
40
31
Jan
6%
62%
94
1
Corp
Co
Public
Natural
Jan
100% 100%
58
12%
10%
1474
5
1,100
5
Car
23 %
200
1,000
27%
"
Gas
400
2,600
19%
27
574
1074
90
1
Aviation
3,200
11
19
26%
:
574
1074
84%
5
RR—
Indiana
6734
(Un)
Mfg
North
General
General
574
1074
National
3,000
64%
—
*
5
46%
Apr
Transportation—1.25
Box Corp
1
Candy Corp ——
5
Apr
44%
90% Mar
American
92
9%
64Ja
Corporation
General
Jan
46 %
Feb
—
75 %
1
Co—___——-5
Co
1,200
5
Product
Co
St
F
92
90
50c
:
_
Distillers
51 % Mar
-5
Feb
89%
3
Co
2,200
—
92.(4
(Un)
40%
.
3474 Mar
Jan
Gypsum
39%
.
Jan
7974
Lead
Jan
Inc
28
1100
National
29 (4
Co
Dairies
5,100
90
National
40%
Bankshares
America
of
3174
90
11(4 Mar
Jan
Corp
name
changed
Eancorporation
3074
37% Feb
25(4 Mai-
Jan
Firstamerica
30%
Jan
Jan
±
Feb
*
Jan
69
common
Apr
51
8% Mar
62%
Corp
Feb
2774
Jan
21(4
35
Corp
4074
Jan
44%
25%
2374
Mfg i___
Phonograph
Jan
21%
3,300
100
300
—;
3474
150
4674
200
'
1,100
2774
4574
1,400
National
39%
Feb
,46%
5
A
_i
Jan
———10
39
Register (Un)
Jan
__—
15% Apr
89% Mar
9%
1,200
Rubber
Wisconsin
class
Company
Cash
Jan
27
71%
(Un)
Whitney
Mills
Convertible
Jan
70%
23%
26%
Gas
Brewing
First
National
70%
Watch
Flour
Muter
Feb
Feb
Inc_:
National
Western
Feb
19 %
11 %
27
^
84
Corp___——
Co
&
18%
Jan
25 %
de Nemours
Tire
Jan
14%
60
39%
(Un)——
Lines
&
67 7 4
13%
100
35%
7,400
7,700
Specialities—
42(4
Inc.————-——1
Electric
Jan
1,500
Jan
15%
8374
9%
1
Radio
500
14%
16
3174
13%
827a
27
1
Emerson
63%
Jan
44 (4
(Un)
Emerson
%
800
14%
*
(Un)
Co
High
1
Co
&
&
35
35
I
Jan.
Low
83%
10
Co
(Un)
Inc
300
10
Elgin
Fruehauf
2,700
28%
25 4
Manufacturing—
Foremost
29%
*
Elder
Firestone
4
(Un) —12.50
Natural
Fairbanks
28 3
Ward
(Philip)
200
Amer
Kodak
Falstaff
Morris
300
of
USA
Air
Paso
Montgomery
43%
Range Since
High
*
23 %
5
Co
Co
(E I)
Pont
Eastman
4274 Mar
Feb
69
America
National
Eastern
Jan
30%
16
Dodge Manufacturing Co-————5
Dow
Chemical Co
5
Du
38%
1,000
Sales
Shares
1
(Un)
Fuel
90
Co_—
Drewrys
River
Chemical
2,100
Apr
17, 1961
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
10
Co
Mfg
Manufacturing
49 %
Corp
Edison
Mississippi
67%
Co
Co
Curtiss-Wright
Diamond
2,000
Monsanto
14
1.33%
10
Gas
Publishing
Steel
&
Modine
Feb
62%
Corp_^
1
America————5
Co
1
of
Products
Detroit
Apr
17
43%
Motors
Co
Growell-Collier
Dece
38(4
Jan
28%
25
common
Insurance
Continental
Corn
43
Jan
1274
40 3S
1Q0
Can
Continental
Crucible
Jan
22(4
28%
10
(Un)
of
Corp
Continental
Controls
33%
2,300
16
38(4
*
(Un)
Natural
Power
Consumers
Container
200
38 %
&
90
Corp___
Edison
Foods
Consolidated
Mar
41 %
Utilities—
Min
39%
__
15
preferred
Consolidated
Minnesota
39-a
5
Iron
System
Commonwealth
Minneapolis'Brewing
Mar
49
_
Ilium
&
Gas
Mar
25
Jan
15%
16
*
com
Inc
Co
Colorado
Middle
2
Jan
14
1
,
Iron
preferred
Cleveland
Apr
Feb
2174
10°
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
20
li3o
800
40%
8.50
Electric
&
South
400
6,300
35
1
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
5'/o
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*"
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Gas
Par
.
174
—
„
Corp
•Cincinnati
High
18%
174
_T
.
Refining common
Champlin Oil &
Chcmetron
Sale Price
24%
18
lis
Low
Monday, April
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1.
Shares
High
24
2.50
1
Corp
West
Products
Certain-Teed
18
1
--5
Inc_——
Gas Ltd——______30c
(Un)_:—.
—25
Export
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
.
(Range for Week Ended April 1 4)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Calumet
Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
The
(1720)
Co
1_
--
—1
105 % 105 %
1774
:___—5
138
138
•
.
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177a
142 %
,
3.000
y
Apr
33% Mar
4974
115
Feb
Feb
Volume
193
Number 6047
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Stocks listed exclusively
(Range for Week Ended April 14)
Exchange
on
other Exchanges.
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Aeco
Corp
10c
—
American
Cement
American
Factors
Ltd
86c
(Un)_:—25
pfd
Corp
Low
—10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
95c
424,200
1,100
36
38 %
1,300
,12
15%
2,900
14c
18c
239,000
12 VB
Bishop Oil Co
Shares
23%
38%
2
(Un)
81C
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Consolidated
Oil
Corp
Min —5c
15c
1
4
5
40%
——____;
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc__
Buttes Gas
■'
Oil
&
*
California
Ink
Co__
_5.50
Consolidated
—_1
Cypress Abbey
Dole Corp
Co__
—2
.
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
29%
Oil
Co
Ltd
Trailer
Humor
class
7,500
31%
Feb
4 %
69,700
1.55
Jan
27 %
1,050
20%
Jan
Holly
Oil
Idaho
Maryland
of
Imperial
M
J
M
&
Matson
Meier
M
Merchants
Monolith
Nordon
Co
37
18
Jan
25 %
34
Jan
42
32c
Jan
62c
1.90
15,300
1
22
21%
22%
9,200
12%
1
2.25
2.25
200
1.75
2.10
2.00
2.10
1,600
&
Gas
1.60
Feb
2.50 Mar
10
April
11
16V4
Apr
April
12—
2.20 Mar
April
13
1.90
2.05
12,600
27
27
38c
1.000
50
85.000
'
300
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
1.10
Jan
pfd
series
Jan
1.00
1.60 Mar
433,400
4,400
1.05
550
30%
Jan
25
.Tan
31%
11%
60
|
11%
10%
2.800
6 %
2.20
2.15
2.20
900
1.50
8
7%
8%
19,300
1
13%
12%
15 %
35,000
19%
18%
19 %
2,600
6
Jan
Jan
32%; Jan
26%
Apr
11%
8%
.50c
7—
3,200
1.25
Jan
31%
1,300
29%
Jan
100
90c
Apr
91
3%
5,900
2.80
Jan
common
5
16
%
16%
17%
2,100
14%
Jan
17%
27%
27%
28%
800
25%
Jan
33
_
1
1.55
1.45
1.65
13,100
1.00
Jan
10
6%
6%
6%
200
6
Jan
6%
38%
38
38 %
600
32
Jan
39%
a
to
The
16c
20c
123,000
Jan
21c
the
each
for
10c
17c
Friday
Week's
Last
Alan
Wood
Steel
common
American
Stores
American
Low
—1
10
Tel & Tel
Co _________________1
30
83%
82%
8c
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Electric.
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
1.75 Mar
Curtis
D
C
Fair
Ford
Motor
82.47
83.29
87.12
86.25
83.31
87.10
86.18
82.42
83.26
86.91
P6.13
690.16
142.93
112.11
229.56
91.98
82.42
83.25
86.92
86.14
692.02
143.17
y 112.13
229.99
91.98
82.46
83.37
86.76
A
for
&
the
15%
Jan
Non-Durable
Madison
Martin
Fund
Co
16.94
Jan
77'%
Jan
37%
46%
2,361
Jan
46%
5,278
8%
Jan
1-3%
100
9%
Feb
46%
48%
330
42
Jan
48%
28
29
2,916
25%
Jan
Power
&
196
50%
Jan
65
Drug
Stores
Perfect Photo
39%
472
32%
Jan
84%
1,671
63%
Jan
84'A
12%
13
2,591
12%
Apr
22
21 %
22%
188
17%
Jan
45%
44%
477/8
17,042
40%
Jan
40
20'%
Jan
15
Mfg
Kline &
Jersey
40
784
25%
Jan
30%
34
340
19%
Jan
34% Mar
870
20%
Feb
23%
2,752
29%
Feb
37% Mai-
85%
84%
86%
195
77%
Jan
90% Mar
29%
30
343
26% Mar
Apr
829
28%
Jan
——...—*
30%
30%
31%
90
27%
Jan
30%
31 %
2,254
26%
Jan
31%
common
.—
34%
.
14%
35%
14%
60%
3,453
11%
Jan
39%
10
32%
Jan
41%
...
15%
39%
—
...5
41%
30
36%
Jan
51%
Jan
60
10
61%
4,963
10%
10%
10%
4,041
22%
21%
23%
1.410
%
.50
10%
Lab._____.____*
•
42%.
44%
9% Mar
40%
Apr
61% Mar
11% Mar
17%
2,610
Jan
24% Mar
33%
Jan
44%
Apr
18%
49
13%
Jan
18%
693
42%
Jan
53%
118.3
+ 0.9
125.7
113.0
+
0.2
1276
V-0
121.3
+ 1.6
123.3
109.2
—0.9
loo.6
i.8
104.6
Finance
105.5
169.8*
164.4
+
3.3
169.8
144.4
149.9*
—______
Service
and
148.6
+
0.9
149.9
132.5
90.2
+ 4.8
94.5
83.3
«
High.
Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
BGnds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Int'l
Sales
$7,201,000
Mon.
Apr. 10
5,548,860
$6,767,000
$434,000
Tues.
Apr. 11.
5,235,290
6,506,000
192,000
6,693,000
___—
Wed.
Apr. 12
4,868,340
6,087,000
283,000
6,370,000
Thurs.
Apr. 13
4,774,310
6,365,000
446,000
6,811,000
Fri.
Apr. 14„
5,243,670
6,454,000
223,000
....
Total
6,677,000
_'i
*25,670)470
$1,578,000
$32,179,000
$33,757,700
Stocks—Number
of
10,451,000
*25,670,470
Shares..—
1961
I960
1961
1 to April 14
Jan.
Week Ended April 14
C.BSndCk%nment
I960
*354,604,937-
10%
104
10%
149
IOS.%
.
-
593
8%
Jan
85%
-
Jan
108%
S2.500
$2,0=0
------
------
32,179,000
1,107,000
19,873,000
21,942,100
507,304,000
22,116,250
398,279,000
$20,982,500
$529,248,100
$421,399,750
——
Bank
—
Poreien
$1,578,000
AptApt-
Railroad
57%
59 %
849
46
Jan
59%
33%
33%
33%
626
27%
Jan
35%
$4,500
*Official
21%
110
15%
Jan
21%
54%
54%
299
47%
Jan
55%
44
68
Jan
82%
Jan
8%
900
7
Jan
8% Mar
62%
653
Jan
stock
volume
4,912,290;
last
April 7,
April
63% Mat-
week
April
was:
5,098,600.
$6,878,000;
April 4, 7,076,890; April 5, 5,429,volume was: April 3, $7,036,010;
$6,982,000; April 7, $6,192,000.. Total $35,143,000.
3,
6,470,140;
Bond
Total 28,987,500.
April
Feb
74%
-
Apt-
73%
April 6,
580;
Industrial
_
Feb
20%
and
Total
11% Mar
58%
5
_.
1
.
.
8%
._____13.50
61
___*
59%
.
„
.
52%
i6a4
763
13%
Jan
17%
66
66%
352
53%
Jan
67%
85
83
Feb
85
4,
$8,005,000;
5,
6,
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
85
Apr
15%
„
*
8
April
Feb
__.__*
__
3
Domestic
Gov't
Foreign
Corporate
Shares)
________
217,530,129
$33,757,000
International
Apt-
20%
_____
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
BOX,US
Co
Low
Apr
53%
10c
Marion
Transit
1961—
48% Mar
2.50
Service
Corp—.
Washington Gas Light common
Bait
-
133.1
124.6
Feb
18%
__
53
108%
Co
preferred,
High
+ 1.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
38% Mar
52%
__
__.__._1
Improvement
—1960
Change
131.3
128.2
16% Mar
50
——
___
Percent
Mar. 31,'61
32% Mar
31
Inc
French
Public
26
32V2 Mar
__
54%
Gas
Apr
23
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp
40
34
20c
Gas
6
Oct
Feb
32%
Co
Universal
35%
21%
21%
Co—__——..:—i——,—
Southeastern
Jan
95.55
Shares
20%
23
Paper Co..._______
Smith
109.39
123.3*
—
Apr
35%
Co—
South
Goods
22% Mai-
47%
33
Public Service Electric .& Gas com—_*
Reading
Range for I960
Low
128.5
;
Feb
39%
Philadelphia Electric Co....
*
Philadelphia Transportation Co
.10
Corp—..—...
—3
Progress
4
3
94.5*
Apr
20%
__
Light-.-....:..*
Power
Apr
Jan
125.7*
Goods
-'New
41% Mar
78%
33%
Inc
Electric
to date
128.57
106.57
Apr
38%
Philco
Potomac
for
that
Mar
—3
Pennsylvania RR_.__,
Peoples
and
29% Mar
65
_U6%c
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
!!)(>]
—
High
133.1*
133.1*
—_——
Trade,
10% Mai-
*
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
stock
Apr
12%
12%
com___25c
new
Range for
High
Low
Apr
13%
12%
38%
__l
effect
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending April 7, 1961, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Manufacturing
Utility
83%
common
86.14
give
average
week
Transportation
64%
10c
composite
stock
-
Apr
11%
28%
—1
___;
new
Linotype
Pennsylvania
of
Composite
Jan
44
—
—25
Closing
,
1957-59=100
9%
12%
__
1
65-stock
the
17.28.
Apr. 7,'61
17%
101% Mar
45%
1.66%
Inc.
Co
from
Apr
5
common
Inc
Mergenthaler
84.25
Jan
13%
for
Company's distribution
of one additional share of common
changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 3.165 from 3.28
to
,
Corp
Corp....;
Resistance
(The)
&
United
8%
900
716
2{#
38% Mai-
__2
Vending Co class A....
United
3,243
16%
97'A 100%
and
stocks
Apr
__l
& Paper—
preferred.....
B
International
Oil
Jan
130%
Pulp
5.12%
Sun
1■& Mar
34
industrial
30
Gamble
This
industry groups
Jan
corn—20c
■
for the current year.
12%
Co—___________—■__■—
Acceptance
Scott
52,639
Apr
80% Mar
542
1
class
Total
82.33
the
15%
Stores..
Motors
Merck
2
31
for
14%
Dairies.
General
Macke
Feb
Jan
stocks
High
Durable
Co
System
General
Hudson
76%
103'%
9%
Ronda
•
91.91
index
Feb
Light
-____6.75
Duquesne Light—
__5
Electric Storage
Battery.......
.10
Food
Jan
1,982
11,498
SEC
Apr
Delaware Power &
Foremost
23 %
84%
130%
9
ties
128.13
43%
15%
40
Rails
91.96
April 14———
65
9%
Utili¬
Rails
92.10
Fri.
Jan
16
Grade
128.30
Jan
;___25
Publishing
Transit
Range Since Jan. 1
205
10
Grade
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Low
30%
10
Second
Indus¬
128.19
39%
100%
Jan
230.57
April 12
35%
1
Apr
50%
a230.68
April 13
2,344
—5
27%
Feb
112.29
Thurs.
65
1.80
Jan
40%
112.63
Wed.
62%
Co
22 %
1,410
65
128.87
1.498
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
335
44%
First
128.16
41"%
14%
Jan
27%
143.50
April 10——
40%
12
35%
10
Utili¬
April 11
41
__
Feb
—Bonds—
Tues.
928
__5c
30%
Total
Mon.
37V4
Corp...
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton„
Jan
5
Apr
(35 Stocks)
36%
Research
1.25
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
36J%
...4.33
Feb
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
15
Date
The
Shares
High
2
42%
Apr
90c
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
__*
Corporation.,
27 %
43
19%
144.58
stocks
128%
Rights
Arurdel
27%
41
Jan
694.11
held.
65
33%
126
32%
7% Mar
Jan
16
1
—
Exchange
3% Mar
for Week
of Prices
Par
32%
J/8
Jan
20%
228.92
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1,450
1
20
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
STOCKS
1%
5
60
305
112.23
—
Procter
share
the
Apr
..
18%
a692.06
averages
Apr
..
41
18%
144.41
Apr
5
(Un)
33%
18%
trials
____
Feb
Preferred
175
6%
41
Apr
Stocks
____
Fen
1
West Coast Life Insurance
(Un).
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
7%
7%
1
5
Feb
35%
683.68
Jan
Sugar
...
28% Mar
ties
31% Mar
90c
Equipment Co.
common.
Jan
Jan
1.80 Mar
Union
Wesiates Petroleum
22%
27%
20% Mar
1.50
3%
79%
24
631
roads
__—
_—
Jan
18% Mar
30
3%
Apr
27%
35%
trials
Apr
15%
Victor
_
68%
25%
2.60 Mar
Apr
90c
30
I
18% Mar
11% Mar
Jan
1.35
A —-25
Apr
5% Mar
Feb
Rail¬
Date
Apr
Jan
94c
1.50
(Uni_ —100
pfd
455
Jan
4
Indus¬
Apr
20c
65c
1.40
1
_
73%
%
14%
Feb
33 %c
.
68%
68%
1
Stock
30
Apr
27%
84c
26 %
2.90
Jan
1.50
31%
61c
27
1
26 %
2
10
April
16%
--
6,380
Stocks
Apr
30%
31 %
18%
100
5%
17%
Feb
41 % Mar
48c
29
1
Co
the New York
on
Apr
2.20
54c
42c
15%
1
Jan
16%
5 Vs
33%
Co
2.85 Mar
Jan
2
Co
2.25
1.90
Apr
Bottlers
Litho
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
—
13%
16%
17%
5%
Apr
Apr
Stock and Bond Averages
29
common
50%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the
are
25c
..
Jan
5
Apr
April
■.
37
1
24% Mar
Apr
1.90
177
Apr
75
Development
Gas
1.90
Jan
,
49 %
Feb
48%
__25c
49 %
Mar
1.300
(Un)_*
57 % Mar
10
75
com
Jan
6.25
1.20
74-
43%
Corp
69,900
75
Jan
48
Brake
2.90
10
37%
16
Westlnghouse Elec
2.05
■„
50
56%
27%
Steel
Westinghouse Air
Feb
43 %
33%
of America.——
& Foundry
Chemical
Alloys
29%
5
Corp
&
38,300
Oil Co
Stecher-Traung
Glass
S
Vanadium
53c
Rhodes Western
Cal
U
Apr
Jan
—5
Corp
Bolt Corp
13%
25%
56%
—
10
Corp
(The)
Jan
194
42 %
—
1
Engineering
46c
Co_
& Gas Co
&
65c
25c
Gas
&
United
50c
Industries Inc
Oil
Jan
2.00 Mar
-
1
United
Screw
Seeberg
66,200
29
Oil
Oil
2.40
—Zio
Invest
Plymouth
8%
—
_5
—
High
3,946
—
__l
common.:
Glass—
Rockwell-Standard
2.15
42c
Pacific
Southern
8%
62,500
*
Pacific
Rice Ranch
19% Jan
6,400
2.25
1.85
■
Oil
14%
1
10C
•
Trico
12%
Plate
29
—
_1
.
Brewing Co
Forgings Co
28
Low
13%
28%
7 %
Co__._
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10 %
Below
24 % Mar
800
1,400
89c
Apr
Mar
42
(Un)
__
American
Reserve
2,100
3.40
25 %
Co
Pepsi-Cola
29
25%
_
Cement
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
2.13
Inc
Petroleum
Oil
1.75
17%
25
(Un)_—,___ —10c
Co
Portland
Corp
Norris
Nor'h
Oil
1,000
7,900
Apr
Natco
Low
Shares
13%
8.50
,
Refractories
(Joseph)
Corp
10c
_
Frank
3.40
28%
41%
_
Co
Navigation Co
&
Mar
9%
2.20
2.7)0
Salt
31
24%
Jade Oil
Leslie
4% Mar
Co__
Walker
(Un) __50c
Corp
....
Jan
Apr
Apr
4
26%
••
—_1
..
4%
%
40%
41 %
__
—
Western
Feb
24%
—__
Mines
3
12,000
1
California
Co-
6,100
25%
A
Co
Co
Apr
Apr
4%
9%
Apr
15%
21c
40%
8%
38%
Jan
Feb
4
...
General Exploration Co of California
Gladden Products Corp.—
Good
Jan
7%
9c
____*
Products Corp
Emporium Capwell Co
Fruehauf
•.
Jan
26
28%
Electrical
Exeter
'
'■'l
.__
Apr
24
3%
9
Corp—1
96c
Jan
3%
26%.
Crestmont
High
Feb
21%
39%
.
4
Home
47c
"
Black
Gas
Harbison
23%
■,!,v
■;
Equitable
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Duquesne
Sales
of Prices
Par
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co__
5
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Duquesne
Week's
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
the
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded on
on
37
Total
Bond
Sales
series
4S
ser
A__
1975
A_
inc
__
1976
subord
debs
85
85%
95%
1977
__
97
82%
82%
'
$1,500
1,500
100
82
,
Feb
86%
Apr
91
Jin
97
Apr
77%
Jan
82%
Apr
3,74.2,405
$225,000
Tues.
Apr. 11—
3,447,035
Wed
Apr
12
3,189,660
288,000
113,000
S5b°00
2.000
lo.OOO
Thurs
An
13
3 176 850
142,000
5,000
4,000
35.,000
Fri
53
62/3'r
Apr!
It:::::::::::::::::::
w
i96.oco
5,000
5,000
203,000
$964,000
$78,000
$44,000
$1,036,000
Mon.
Apr. 10____
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Xota]
~~
17,111,765
^,000
26,000
—
$^.C0O
316,COO
123,000
"
'
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Industries
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Co
Gas
For
Inc
1
5
—
Co
System
footnotes,
__
10
see page 42.
Range
of Prices
Low
Sales
Week Ended April 14
for Week
Shares
High
1960
1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Stocks—Number
of
1961
I960
4,124,915
163,223,775
76,486,107
$509,000
17,111,765
Shares
Jan. 1 to April 14
$16,357,000
$3,343,000
41,000
17,000
1.211.000
622,000
421.00
336 030
$567,000
$18,190,000
89,100,000
High
47%
46%
43%
186
35%
Jan
__
22%
24
125
9%
Jan
26% Mar
60%
60%
20
50%
Jan
60%
Apr
43%
43%
45%
143
32%
Jan
45%
27
26%
27
330
23%
Jan
27
Apr
DomesthT"
Fo^fln gVvVrnmenT:::::::::::::::::::::
Apt-
1
—10
Week's
48%
Apt-
Foreign
$964,000
,
corporate—
Total
I
73.000
44,000
$1,086,000
-
38
(1722)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Canadian
Indus
Friday
STOCKS
Abitibi
Power
4'/2 %
&
Paper
Class
common
A
Aluminum
Co
of
Canada
$2.50
Co
4y2%
of
HIHH
I_
.
53A"%
401/a
30
40
Feb
R
•
~
Jan
26%
Apr
23,817
1.55
340
20% Mar
23
59'%
Jan
64%
Apr
74 y2
73
741/2
2,011,
66%
Jan
74 %
57
57%
1,346
54%
Jan
59%
41
42
"•
43
4.50
4.50
4.60
4,696
341/2
36
10,284
90%
65
43
110
~H_50
150
48
48
48'/2
265
47%
39 Mi
39l/2
39%
80
39'%
52
52 '/a
_
I
II
AI
_10
:____*
Ltd
Feb
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49
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300
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2.312
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40
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Apr
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18%
24
100
common
Brewery
4.50
'
•
.common
al9
13%
Feb
Apr
18%
•
HI .IIII
65
33
•
_
al9
14%
—
Mar
18%
10%
9
/al9
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
47'/a
"•
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16%
10
51/2%;/preferred H
Mitchell
Feb
__——_—*
__—2.
common
Jan
121/2
25
12
25
_
Tel
&
41/4%
29
preferred
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
31
37'%. Apr
Powell River Ltd*
MacMillan Bloedel &
Maritime
Rothmans
25
~~
Mar
Rolland
Mar
461/e
«
Apr
37
Apr
12
13
•
16
Jan
Apr
39 y4
500
46 y8
7n
Jan
52
730
39
Feb
8%
741/2
10
52
a9
Jan
110%.
25
Jan
741/2
51
12%
Apr
Jan
30%
27,815
Jan
74'%
al2% al2%
391/8
71
12
16
:
;•
—
Roe
13%
Jan
Feb
37
Power
Feb
*
60%
10%
261/4 Mar
37
*
________
Lawrence
Feb
Jan
300
14%
Ltd
St
27%
14
1,505
.27'/8
vi6
(M)
Lower
21%
2,817
2,885
11
27
48'/2 Mar
8
Jan
15
71
10%
Jan
Feb
Jan
14%
67%
/
Feb
46'% Mar
7
18%
10y4 Mar
69%
i. 111
34%
125
25%
65
5
—10
Jan
Jan
a71/2
1,410
21
10
40'%
Apr
31
33 Va
a7%
271/4,
20%
2,825
47%
525
a7%
Class
6
2,690
Ltd——_____l__„*
Eros
Loeb
Robertson
5i%
250
43
46%
70%
Apr
Mar
*
5%
32%
42%
46%
jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
15
Dominion Foundries
&~Steel com.
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Du Pont
Apr
•
'
321%
42%
57%
31
29
Feb
_
Dow
Jan
Jan
8
5.236
110
29
20
70'A
10
Jan
465
66 va
Apr
17% Mar
696
Jan
3.00
69%
Jan
110
23%
11 '/4
15
37%
25%
11
600
110
926
6%
17
Apr
'
36%
985
3.00
17
common—*
12,156
3.00
94
110
Lewis
Mar
Jan
"•
Ltd
28%
11%
Feb
36%
Reitman's
10
"
Service
27
300
preferred.
.7% preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
71/4
19%
___I_II__H»
Dominion Tar &
Chemical
Dominion Textile
8%
36
58%
4.50
46
91
7.60
Corp
26 '/a
1,425
I
Ltd
Feb
3,900
"""
_
Feb
6%
4,320
HHH*
Stores
33
12
Corsets
Dominion
100
7%
"
_
A__
Dominion
580
7%
~£0
B
6%
35%
8'A
_
Coal
34%
8
coin
I
Seagrams
Bridge
Peb
71%
H
Distillers
7 Mi
11 Vi
Columbia Cellulose Co
Ltd"IIIIII"
Combined Enterprises
HI
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting I
Consumers
Glass
Continental Can
I
Dominion
75
Apr
2,338
-HI"
Dominion
a8
15 Ms
66
19
Ltd
Jan
24»/2
Vickers
International
12%
65
common
A
527
71/4
preferred
Co
Apr
23'/2
II~1
Corp Ltd
3.80
11% Mar
a._
14%
27
Jan
31
46
*
com
27%
•
Co
Seal
Apr
Jan
71/4
35
.
&
9%
1.60 Mar
66
*
Zellerbach class
3.80
a__
a8
1
Locomotive
Cork
25
45
a93
Canada
of
Utilities
Public
Penmans
24
•
Chrysler Corporation
Ciush
100
850
a20
Apr
11%
II
Canadian International
Power
Preferred
Crown
3.80
Hi/4
a20
_•
common
Crown
Mar
42% Mar
39
nc
_
IIIIIII
Credit
50
Apr
53
*
class
Jan
Jan
14%
10%
100
a91 %
14% Mar
preferred
i'.iji*.*.—-u——100
Ltd
(John)
:
♦
7%
Mar
Apr
26
Hydrocarbons
Farm
Jan
78%
Jan
111111111111111125
Railway
441%
Jan
_
~
Companies
92
Feb
50
•
common
Pacific
Jan
•
common
Petrofina Ltd
Feb
90
42%
10
_
Marconi
Apr
77%
130
46
a93
preferred
Labatt
4.75 Mar
36
12
•
Electronics
of Commerce
Industries
Apr
33%
•
IZIL.ljfio
Huskv
Apr
100
20
common
Co
eo
5,545
*
common
Canadian
Canadian
Class
50
1'
14
•
Canadian
Coronation
8'%
Apr
35
•
Converters A
preferredllllio
Fairbanks Morse class A
50c
Corbys
Jan
Jan
141/2
Canadian
Cockshutt
1.10
14
•
Ltd
30
58
Mar
34
__H _H*
I 10
"
25
Cnemical
Canadian
Jan
50
48%
Apr
Jan
34%
Apr
Jan
Feb
1.50
common
series
Canadian
45
Feb
35
•
Canadian
Canadian
3.80
29%
78%
pfd—
Foundries
Oil
47%
90%
series
Canadian
7%
67
42%
Mar
46
78%
I—IIIIII
Canadian Celanese
Canadian
50
93c
42 >/2
All
Co
Bronze
Canadian
49%
34 y2
.
B
3,090
90%
Breweries common
_III_I_
Canadian British Alumin
common.
Class
B
Warrants
Class
355
8'/8
23
Aviation
Canadian
1.10
47%
8
Jan
Apr
47% Mar
42'/2
Canadian
$1.00
99c
,
Steamship
$1.75
350,438
Jan
27
24,179
50
common
Malting
Canadian
41
115
491/8
46%
•
preferred
Canadian
200
27
48
47
50
Mar
381/4
27
48%
8%
common
Canadian Bank
43
90c
859
Jan
Jan
—10
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Feb
41%
_IsO
__
Paper
Apr
•
12 7%
43
25
International
Jamaica
High
7,410
2,705
—5
preierred
International
$2
Low
14
57'/4
*
100
Nickel
Apr
Jan
5,641
Products
Ltd
class
Canada
^
28%
22
1.55
_
Canada
5%
25'/4 Mar
1,150
100
preferred
Iron
Mar
4,115
26%
100
Boardll. HI
Burrard Dry Dock
Canada
50
70
26%
26
Canada (1959) Ltd
Cement
Jan
50
25 V2
64 '/2
Al
Building Products
$1.30
48
49%
221/2
Telephone
Company
Canada
Mar
26
50
Brockville Chemical
Power
39
57%
IIII
Columbia
Calgary
531% Mar
Jan
1.40
Rights
Ltd
Jan
33
63%
Power
Mills
50%
775
1.07
Forest
Mar
22 V*
I
Columbia
Bruck
•
Electric
Columbia
Brown
44
1.42
preferred
Bond
/
50
pfdIIII_IHl50
British
Brooke
Jan
26 y2
_
Plaster
Jan
47.
637/s
H
British
British
221/6
'
280
52
38%
Apr
22 y»
_
preferred
British
..
Apr
i«
preferred.:
preferred
•4'/4%
preferred
% %
39'/4
36%
"10
5%
5
38 V2
50
_
II
Mersey 5%%
.*
25
C R preferred
preferred
% %
51
38%
«
cum
4%%
4
51%
Apr
22'% Mar
Jan
40%
Brazilian Traction
Light & Power__ •
British American Oil
~~*
4%
Feb
40%
or
Columbia
32'%
31%
-
Feb
HH1H
Paper
British
14,324
19% Jan
5.385
36%
Jan
•
B
Eowaters
39'/4
45
preferred
Scotia
5%
45
38
35 y8
23%
Jan
High
13%
55%
_.—
,22.-1——^—50
_
International
42% Mar
24
Jan
21 '/a
~
Corp
141/4
805
II
Telephone
Rights
Bowater
945
275
Bell
Bo water
■«'
Apr
common
preferred
Inland Cement
High
23% Mar
46%
•
Banque Canadian National
I
Banque Provinciale
(Canada)..
Bathurst Power &
Paper clas^
Class
23 y2
37%
21 MB
H50
Ltd
Nova
405
46
Montreal
of
9,082
23 Mi
21Va
_
Bank
39 Ma
23
46
common
Rights
Bailey Selburn
37 y2
50
nfd
Corp
Steels
Low
50
preferred
Asbestos
High
a20'/4 a20»/4
36%
25
preferred—..
Argus Corp Ltd
Bank
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp
preferred
$4.50
Shares
23 Mi
23%
38%
preferred
Canadian Tel
$2.90
38%
_~*
IIIIIIII
4% pfcL
41/2%
Atlas
•
Acceptance
$2.25
for Week
of Prices
Low
25
Sugar
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Anglo
•
common
preferred
Atlantic
Sales
Range
Sale Frioe
Par
Acadia
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Low
14
561%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
Dollars
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended April 14)
Par
Exchange
in
.
.
'
'
5V2
.
10,735
-
Jan
2c
Feb
13c
3y2c Mar
231/2 c Apr
Afar,.
■
-J.
12c
8%C
-
ale
10%e
8 1/2 c
ale
•
12c
10c
200'
Z
•
2c
Jan
5.500
,
-
6%c
Feb
2.500
8 Vic
Apr
-
2%c
►
/
Jan
13c
Mar
121/2c
Jan
.
Number 6047
Volume 193
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Oil
Catelli
Gas
&
Minerals
1
1
1—1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava-__—1.50
Copper Corp.
Chibougamau
13%
625
al3c
50
38
1
38
2.12
24,530
3c
3c
9,000
8%c
—:
11c
14c
Jan
39 VB
Jan
38
Mar
Mar
1.94
4
9c
Ltd-
Kelvinator of Canada
Jan
2.50
Feb
Kerr-Addison
4%c
Jan
Loblaw
6%c
Feb
Mines
Gold
Companies
*
Ltd class
12c
Jan
8,000
Class
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
72,000
Class
5c
Feb
11c
Apr
Lorado
2%c
Jan
4 Vac
Jan
Louvicourt
Goldfield
85c
Corp
Apr
95c
Jan
MacLaren
Power
Paper
3c
17,000
a75c
a75c
56
—*
a27
a27
22
a2c
a2c
250
1.75
1.75
1.75
19
19
250
Mar
19
95c
90c
98c
6,800
75c
Mar
99c
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—
1
1.27
Ltd (R L)—18%
1.36
8,086
81c
Feb
17%
350
1.36
18%
18%
Jan
8%
3.25
Feb
5.30
10%
100
10%
Apr
10%
Mar
133/4
Jan
37%
Apr
133/4
Apr
40
Apr
11%
36%
37%
Preferred
Consol
—:
1
1
Mines Ltd—-—Pacific Ltd———
Monpas
New
Consol
5%
Consol Textile Mills Ltd
pfd
—
-20
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd
__1
V
1.25
Crain
Crusade
Petroleum
Dalfen's
Ltd
—*
1
Ltd
Corp
—1——
:
85c
—.
51c
Jan
29% Mar
4%c
625
1.44
50c
1.08
28
Feb
4Vac
320
11
1.22
18
15,100
85c
35c
1
Works
Engineering
Dominion
Ltd
Apr
133/4
975
10
Mar
39
40
1,715
33
Jan
1.35
1.35
1.35
300
1.35
Apr
4%C
4%c
2,500
4%c
Apr
22
21%
22'/»
1,125
20 %
Jan
22% Mar
2.50
22%
22
22%
2,805
203/4
Jan
22 % Mar
133/4
13%
Oil
Minerals
&
Metal
7%
Power
Kootenay
Empire
Ltd *
100
pfd
Ltd-—:—1—;
Mines
Nickel
& Exploration Inc
(19451
Ltd——
Mining
Mines
Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Fundy
Gui-Por
Copper
Mining Corp
Hastings Mining Development
Foundation
Investment
6%
Jubilee
60c
Jan
23%
119
11,000
117
24%
119
38%
Jan
50%
2c
2%c
3,000
2c
Jan
3c
2%c
2,500
Feb
Class
11 %c Mar
2c
Mar
7c
9,000
3c
Jan
16c
Jan
27c
3%c
Jan
6c
Jan
48c
5c
2,000
45c
13,100
4 %c
4%C
3,100
3%c Jan
5c
3c
3c
2,500
2%c
Jan
3c
1.08
28
28
30
275
39
39
39
80c
Inc class A
25%
Feb
30
-
Oils
United
37 V2
Feb
39
49 V2
Feb
Lithium
Jan
11c
450
4.95
50,112
Ltd
Co
4.40 Mar
5.00
Apr
Island
Merrill
17%
Jan
25
550
12%
Feb
13%
3c
Apr
4,000
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
39c
11,300
30c
Apr
50C
Jan
27
27
50
25
Jan
1.13
1.14
2,500
85c
Feb
a7c al0%c
900
8c
Mar
Ltd—
Corp
29
900
27
Feb
30%
Jan
5
4
5
Jan
5'/a
Jan
90c
95c
1
18 %c
Molybdenite
of Canada
1
Mount
Dairies
Royal
New
Feb
85c
92c
3,500
52c
Jan
40c
43c
8,500
32c
Mar
7
7%
3,511
alO
alO
80
Ltd
Uranium
Jack
New
Santiago Mines Ltd.,
West Amulet Mines Ltd—.
Mines
Ltd
5c
13,500
4%c
5c
1
Light & Pwr Co Ltd —10
Lake
New
New
Jan
15c
*
/.
—
Mines
Formaque
Newfoundland
47c
5,600
43c
Ltd
Ltd
Mussens Canada
13,300
_•
Ltd
95c
18c 18 %c
Ltd_
Mines
58%*
58%
58 %
3c
50c
3%c
'
,
104,000
1.00
1.00
100
6c
•
7 %c
American
North
SF
Red
1
Northwest
Obalski
Ltd
—1
35c
-
Oils
"' .50
1
7%c
9%c
———_90c
38c
38c
;
—_
Ltd
———__1 ;C
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Paudash
Pennbec
Phillips
Oil
6
Ltd—
Co
Prime
Mines
11011
Mills
Steel
pfd
'
•
Enterprises
st
St
Maurice
Saucon
Shop
Save
Siscce
'1957)
Oils
*
Siscalta
Mines
Spartan
Feb
10,720
20c
Apr
Apr
11%
Apr
10c
Jan
50c
5,500
44c
Mar
50c
Apr
1,500
2c
Feb
4c
Jan
47c-.
8%c
12c
68
Gold
Supertest
Pe'roleum
Tache
Lake
razin Mines
T^x?"o
Tib
Canada
Titan
United
5%
300
2%c
2 %c
5,500
10c 11%'C
Ltd
Mining
Mining
78c
85c
3,600
65c
Jan
94c
Jan
2.68
177,590
8%
8V2
8%
5,983
52c
52c
525
1.22
1.22
1.23
1,100
/—
al3
al3
5
1.10
1.10
1.10
--—400
7
Wendell
Mineral
Products
1.00
Jan
125
Mar
1.50 Mar
40c
Apr
16%
8c
8%c
8,500
6c
Mar
84
50
6c
6%c
11,500
13 %c
14c
9,124
41
42%
990
4c
5c
18,350
4.10
4.50
9,600
25
150
27%
50
•
1.10
1.15
11,600
8c
8c
8c
2,100
38%
38%
39%
216
5%c Mar
84
8c
8%c
Apr
5c
9c
._1
3c
,
1
.
•__*
Ltd—
10%
Alberta
Mines
84
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
16 %c Mar
Jan
44
3c
Jan
5%c Apr
Jan
4.60 Mar
Mar
21
Jan
25
27%
Jan
27 % Mar
1.00 Mar
6c
Apr
1.60
.Tan
Apr
9 %c Mar
Jan
30
39%
Apr
11c
Jan
3c
7,500
2%c
4 %c
Anr
3c
3%c
37,000
2%c
Jan
4c
Mar
57c
4,000
4fic
Jan
61c
Feb
-10%
10%
100
3%c
4,500
G^s
Trunk
Warrants'
Campbell
Canada
Line
1
4.15
4.00
4.15
Ltd "A"_5
31 %
31%
31%
14%
14%
7.40
8.35
11,800
19%
20
1,635
4.55 ,-4.75
4.95
14,430
■
Co
r
—
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—_l
A:
Dominion
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
IngersoU
Sugar Co
Central-Del
Rio
Oil
Ltd
* '
Ltd——10c
Petroleums
Rand
Oils
Co
Ltd
Ltd—_L—,
Mines
Ford
Motor
Geco
Mines
Co
Ltd
of
20
4.60.
6c
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
3c
Jan
—
*
40
40
Ltd—
11
Feb
3%c Mar
1 .'
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd—_2.50
Club Ltd-____
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For
450
24 %
Jan
575
10%
Feb
5.70
Jan
200
.
40
240
7.25
10,400
6.75
5.95
5.95
42%.
44 vb
5,361
18%
18%'
2,341
10%
10%
18%'
Ltd——^*
Yello" knife Gold Mines Ltd-'Jj._l
Hillcrest Ccllerfes Ltd
•
Hollinaer Consbl Gold Mine<! Ltd— .1J>%
iR
Jan
42%
■..*
f
100
100
16
4.15
32
5.10
325
24
223/4
24
20
20
95
95
95
6%c
7c
4%%
16 ;
10
Jan
38c
Mar
53c
Jan
3%c Mar
5c
Jan
2.10
2.25
13,100
1.05
1.20
14,105
1.65
1.80
3,600
31%
32
Jan
2.40
Apr
Jan
1.30
Apr
1.50
Jan
1.80 Mar
13,223
24 Va
Jan
32 Va Mar
1063/4 108 Va
400
105 Vb
Jan
48c
1,500
17%
18%
495
55
55
55
227
5.80
5.80
6.00
2,688
383/4
373/4
39%
8,772
9
9
100
10c
21c
21c
22 c
2.00
2.20
18,235
class
15 %c Mar
Jan
4.839
4.00
13,125
1.50
1.75
600
90c
Feb
8%c
7%c
8%c
11,200
7c
Mar
9.50
10.00
653
5.40
53
170
51%
9.75
51 %
51 %
8.00
3,660
7.70
16c
4,100
12V2C
Feb i
16c
109,028
7%c
Feb
36c
31%
180
29
Jan
33
8.25
92c
F'
*
39
38
39
2.840
32%
Jan
39
Mar
50
493/4
50
270
48
Jan
50% Mar
6 Vac
6%c
-t
:
152
250
20%
1,200
,18% Mar
300
9.60 Mar
Jan
1,500
6%c Mar
42c
38c
42 c
2,500
28c
Jan
38c
36c
43c
172,100
17c
Feb
21
B46
26 ^
1-43
20
21
2,065
16%
Feb
1.37
1.50
14,920
1.07
Jan
1.60
Feb
253/4
26%
12,773
21%
Jan
26%
Apr
1.36
1.55
118,359
Mar
1.55
Apr
5%c
6c
1,600
95c
13c
Mar
6V2C
Jan
17c
Mar
9c 14 %c
36,603
6c
6%c
15,200
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
2.85
3,600
2.65
Feb
310
Jan
*
6%
6 Va
63/4
620
6%
Jan
7 Va Mar
7
Jan
9
13c
8%
1
8.35
8.20
8.80
14,356
25
19%
19%
19%
350
18% Mar
19 Va
Jan
25
50c
23
22 Va
23
1,050
20% Mar
23
Feb
1.12
1.01
1.13
17,500
75c
Jan
40c
38c
41c
20,766
34c
Mar
11c
11c
500
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
—
63
64%
5,713
59%
Jan
64%
Api-
Jan
74%
*
v
_1
Mines
64%
10
74%
73
74%
1.57
1.60
4.90
4,776
1.60
8,500
66%
1.55
1
43c
41c
43c
5,400
*
*
Ltd
39c
lie
10c
12c
40,915
8c
11c
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1,440
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2,255
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&
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'
13%
13%
3.30
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3.30
3,600
34c
34c
34c
1,000
•1,225
9
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%
2.60
Jan
Jan '1
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Jan
"
Mar
14% Mar
3.30 Mar n
5%%
2.12
47c
Mar
Jan
12c
Apr
16 Vac
Feb
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see page 42.
34c
Apr
34c
Apr
1
55,500
9c
Feb
8c
25,150
3%c
Jan
8c
43
25
41 Va
Feb
44%
Jan
27
27%
120
27
Apr
35
Jan
8 Vac
10c
25,340
Jan
12c
10%
12%
25,590
6%
Jan
12%
Apr
6c
6%c
11,200
4%c
Jan
9 c'
Mar
4,632
21
Jan
25%
25
25%
27%
11
7c
27%
Apr
27%
27%
55
56c
50c
60c
71,600
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F^b
1
25
16c
16c
16c
507
16c
Apr
50c
48
49 Va
64,146
99c
1.10
674,883
93e
1.40
1.16
1.40
32,395
58c
Jan
11c 11 %c
3,985
10c
Mar
48%
1
1
Mines-————
5 Vac
5%c
5%C
—1
Mines
47% Mar
1.08
.—
—
67c
67c
69c
10%c
12c
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11c
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6%c
1
56c
52C
Apr
50
47
47
47%
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.; 50
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8
13 Va
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8c
5%
62,100
——
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Pioneer
.
5%%.
—.
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8
49%
preferred—50
——'———1
-———1
40c
*
4.55
49%
6.00
6.25
40c
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Traction
common
4.50
4.60
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1.10
Apr
1.40
Apr
14c
8V2C
Jan
Jan
Mar.
Mar
l'<%
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46%
49 Va
7 %
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan ;
49
Feb
52%
Feb
8
5.90
3,595
30c
3.80
Feb
r
Apr
7.60
Jan
Jan
50c
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~
500
Feb
Jan
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'
nan
12c
58c
6%c Mar
185
16.816
49%
78C
1.397
t'~ 130"
..
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M
15C
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6.25
40c
flbo
Feb
"
.
27 Va
18 Vac Mar
Jan
415
51
50
7%'
25% Mar
Mar
30,100
r
Apr
5c
9c
210'
13%
6 VaC
pfdt——
Apr
"-57c
2,500
12,200
28,000
58c
preferred
1
class A
Paper
Bralsaman
Jan
12c
1
preferred
Bowaters
Bralorne
Apr
Apr
Jan
7c
*
Mines
Bowater
)
43
1
*
*
common—.—
Bay Uranium
Jan
1
8c
9%c
Cooper Corp—
Corp
44c
43
——20
Co
Black
26
*
*
class A
Mines—.
Biltmore
4.00
'
1.20 Mar
—
14%
Apr
8.85 Mar
Jan
•
*
Mines
Feb
8%
200
Mining Corp
Bowater
Jan
Jan
7c
"
3.75
8c
4 %c Mar
7
10c 11 Vac
Apr
2.80
Quebec Mines
Telephone
Bouzan
Apr
6c
1
Preferred
Apr
Jan
21
2.84
Duquesne
Apr
Jan
43c
''
"
11%
9c
50c
;
1
1
Bros
20%
r
——1
Bidcop Mines Ltd—
152
-
Apr
*
*
—
B
Hats
Jen
Jan
Mar
30 Va Mar
Mines
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
20c
1
11%
Jan
<
8.75
Feb
11
Jan
Mining
Uran
Apr
Jan
Petroleums
Yukon
Apr
8%c
10
44% Mar-'
.
10
53
31%
1
Mines
Exploration
—
Jan
Jan
16c
7.90
1
Lodge
J
7 %c
8c
1
Scotia
Lumber
Feb
Apr
12c
Jan
——
—
Beaver
4.00
1.75
Feb
2c
Mines
common
Pow&r
2.50
71c
Mines
Uranium
37c
29%
Products class A
Metals
45c
2.95
25
Mines
Bicroft
48c
43V2C
9,200
—
Mines—
Bank of Nova
Bibis
Feb
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Apr
92,300
Mines
Apr
Mar
1
Montreal
Apr
Apr
60c
30
*
Eankfield Consolidated
7.25
14 %c
Jan
89c
common—
preferred —1preferred
Bevcon
12c
Jan
20c
Nickel
53/4%
Jan
Feb
38 %c
30
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Rights
5c
6%c
13,600
—50
1
40c
,——
Bethlehem
71,065
249,075
80c
:
Copper
Oil
Apr
8%c
Mines—
Electric
22c
89c
;
Gold
Jan
Jan
9c
—,
Yellowknife
Apr
22 Va
47
12c
44c
3.90
—_——*
1
Arcadia
36%
Feb
Apr
Apr
9c 14 %c
*
A_^—,—
Mines
Rufl'ner
Jan
8c
40c
—
43'/a
1
—
Rights
Apr
Feb
6,000
pfd—50
common
Coast
Belcher
Jan
21
19c
warrants—
Steels
Class
31%
2.20
Jan
16c
1
Acceptance
Bathurst
22c
1.65
45 % Mar
—
Oil
Barymin
Jan
16c
420
-Z
Gold
Barnat
9
3,930
*
preferred
of
Jan
463/4
1
—
Nickel
Bankeno
Apr
8 V*
36%
lc
_—__——
B__
Fabric
Feb
39%
21%
'
Jan
Feb
35%
10c
Mar
32%
46%
10%c
_
57Va
7.50
21%
10c
Paper
19
'"
Feb
4.00
46%
20c
Pulp &
Mines
Aunor
Feb 1
36%
50c
Mines
Imperial
Asaniera
j*1 "50c ' Mar
Jan
52 Va
21%
Huronian
$2.50
Jan
16%
1-50
Mines
Corp
38c
'
18,257
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Class
"19% Mar
*
—r.
Anr
14% Mar
Jan
7.90
—25
Pete——
108 %'
Jan
14
13,725
2.00
Petroleums
Arcadia
1.80
50c
'
Jan
Mar
133
77c
17%
American Exploration.—,—4.75
Bell
Jan
5,900
1
—1
Feb
Apr
56c
10,000
*
Larder Mines
Rare Earth
4.50
2,306
47c
48c
preferred
Mar
16c
Jan
50
4%
Apr
20% Mar
5,950
Canadian
Baska
68c
2.80
Mar
17
8,118
Anglo
Bata
185
19
Anglo
Base
Feb
11,500
13,690
143/4
Warrants
Bank
10c
14c
4.15
19 Vb
173A
Controls
Analogue
Banff
Jan
13%
Ltd
Co
Lead
Anacon
$5
8%c
4%c
1063/4
j.
—
Nepheline
Auto
Feb
18%
preferred
Leduc
A")n
6c
10
Minerals
American
Atlin
3,500
1.70
31 Va
5
Credits common
American
Atlas
Apr
2.15
*
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
Arjon
Jan
95
4c
*
—
Aluminium
Argus
20Va
Jan
*
Aluminum
Area
24
Jan
91%
-50
Roxana
Ansil
Jan
19 y2
5
46 %c
47c
1
Alntinex
Anglo
14%
220
65c
1
Feb
42% Mar
3,550
"3.80
Oils
Warrants
5.95
Jan
12c
13 %c
Apr
24
19%
4.15
High
Mar
23 v* Mar
13%
Cons
Apr
Low
23%
Central common
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
100
Pacific
40%
4.90- Jan
Shares
Low
23%
10
1.60
17%
Dollars
37%
Gas—
Jan
Apr
Sales
7,615
Gold
Belleterre
Apr
Canadian
of Prices
*
1
Preferred
Allied
1.10
16%
'
Mining Company LtdI
Apr
Apr
Mar
for Week
1
Aigotna
5.15
Jan
145
24%
9.80 Mar
Exchange
in
Range
1
Alberta
4.80
4.10 Mar
4a. %
Mar-
20 Vk Mar.
;x 4.45: ,Apr40
Apr
1,200
5,675
Week's
warrants
8.35
-
Expressed
1.58
17%
*
*
preferred
Natural
14% Mar
1
Jan
::. 19
20%
Giant
.Jnwsev
3.10
6.95
0
_1
Canada
1,300
4.95
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Chrorninum Mining & Smelting Corp__*
Consolidated
Paper Corp Ltd—
1
_*
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•
Denison
8.35
19
39%
:
A
Beatty
!
15%
Jan
37%
8.% c
STOCKS
Ltd
Feb
Jan
15%
38%
common
A
Beaver
Advocate
9
2,865
■
8c
—
Class
Beattle
UNLISTED
23,736
19
*
Class
Alberta
River
4c
3c
.
1
15%
14%
18%
100
Trunk
Gas
Gold
8%c
5,500
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Aumaque
31%
3.75
Are
*
Aumacho
57c
3c
43
8,083
trust
Feb
Mar
8c
__
Jan
1-05
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
—
118
5c
84
Voting
Atlas
15%
__*
1...
38
15%
Warrants
Atlantic.
Feb
100
1.15
835
12c
Ltd-—
Distillers
Alberta
1.30 Mar
6,600
27%
*
Apr
43
6.95
10c
:
Explorations
11c
Jan
Jan
8c
427/8
1—1
Mines. Ltd
8c
8c
r
Alba
Atlantic
15%
4.50
Apr
45
*
:
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Associated
6c
.
46
Jan
10c
ShoeLtd
Mines
Feb
7c
14c
Jan
38%
1
Surpass
Agnico
Feb
7%c
25
Ltd:
Mal¬
15%
6%c
Shown
Oil
&
Agnew
ice
Feb
7c
Apr
8% Mar
55c
Feb
•
373/,
100
1,55
Sugar common
—-
Mines
15%
15c
3,600
Gas
Acme
Advocate
Jan
71c
1
Apr
1,850
Last
.——
Jan
1.15
14
12,300
1
Ltd—"
Apr
2.68
Jan
115,540
-.
4.45
6,827
16%
Uranium Mines
Acadia
Anthes
5.95 Mar
90c
Jan
41c
40c
Corp
Products
.
Feb
1.40
;j__
Corp_—
Westville
Jan
5.25 Mar
Jan
29c
Ltd—:
Weedon
West eel
Feb
46c
5.25
1.10
Properties
Virginia
Co
12c
25c
_10
:
Oil
Jan
7c
36
4,763
1.40
Ltd—i.—:
Ltd
Westburne
3%C
17,500
1
Explorations
Ventures
Feb
40c
2.25
Apr
Jan
5.70
2.41
Apr
Apr
4.85
2c
40c
1
Apr
1.60 Mar
Jan
45
1.55
:
A
Preferred
Anchor
2.05
al24
i
Fund-——
24c
Feb
5.50
1
Corp
2.00
10c
preferred-—100
Corporations class B
Vanguard
Feb
4,000
20,880
5.50
1
Corp
*
16c
24c
35
Ltd
Principal
8%
4.60
preferred-------^.————30
TTnited
68%
Feb
4.35
Ltd——___i-*
Corp
Asbestos
Jan
7
al25
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
63
al23
—
Apr
35
4.35
:
Jan
2,970
4.25
*
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
13 %c
68
3,100
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
"9 c
Led
Exploration
8c
8%
8-
40c
Ltd.:
Mines
Mines
120,000
19 %c
;
Standard
10c
"
100
pfd
Apr
Apr
9c
Services—
Air
Warrants
Apr
38c
7.35
_*
Southern.Canada Power 6%
/ 9 Va c
v
10c
1
Ltd—
Jan
Jan
2
.
Dutault
Apr
3.25
Jan
700
Class
50
8c
'
South
10%
Feb
3.20
-
46
16%
Paper common—
Atlantic
Acadia
Jan
2.75"Mar
•5.40
*
'
12% Mar
83/4 Mar
1.36
9.35
*
Ltd
Co
Preferred
47
9,750
•
A
Jan
Apr
42%
40
•
Algoma Steel
Feb
1
class
9%
-
Apr
2.05 Mar
96c
45
•
25
Power &
Algonquin Lldg
Feb
2
Ltd—
Mines
Sobey's
Stores
Soca Ltee.l
Feb
Mar
9.10
-—*
Ltd
Mines
Abacus
Mar
Jan
1
Ltd
15c
44%
Sale Price
Mar
40c
Limited
Apr
9.10
Par
32
1
—
Mar
57c
6,200
Friday
52c
Jan1
*
Development
'4.45
Jen
2c
-1.67
■
1,000
/
68c
Apr
13c
100
1.50
Mar
lc
443/4
STOCKS
Jan
8c
;
'•__'
4.15
Toronto Stock
Jan
1
Metals
Mar
11%
*.
1
Inc
Gas
'
4.45
10%
-
Apt-
52c
•
850
11%
11%
19
Prices
25%
6c
24c
1
"warrants"-
Columbian
Lawrence
Api-
8c
Jan
33c
4.40
1
"U'ebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Ruby Foo's
1.00
Api-
4,000
68
Lithium Corporation
Oil Development Ltd—
Feb
Mar
10c.
8%
Exploration
Cobalt
Quebec
Quebec
30c
15c 17% c
-
10c
Quebec Chilbougamau Goldfields Ltd —1
&
—
*
Quebec
Jan
3%c
J
8,000
9c*.
—50
Ltd_:
V
3c
Jan
800
.11% '11%
11%
•
.
1
:
Feb
Jan
7.35
6.70
1
Ltd
of Canada—
cum
partic 2nd
Apr
2%c" 2%c
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Co
Corp
Premier
Corp
Mining
Porcupine
Power
;.l
Lines. Ltd 5%. pfd
Mining
Gold
Pitt
Ltd
Mines
Pembina Pipe
Jan
58 %
16,700
•
10c
9c,
7.30 ',
'•?%
15c'
2,000
Ltd
Ltd
31c
100
Ltd
Ltd_
6 %c
Jan
5%c
120
3.00
__
8% Mar
Feb
1.00
5
49
'
,
——*
Apr
10% Mar
2c
650
3.00
Ltd——,.
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Opemisca
35c
a31 % a31%
—_50
pr
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Okalta
Metals
Rare
Quebec Power Co Ltd com..*
Api-
Jan
13c
'
"
-
1.05
43c
Mar
2%c
3,300
6c
Jan
46
107,750
19c 22%c
21c
1.05 Mar
22c
4%c
1,000
2%C
3.%c
i
5%
10
485
3c
1
Nipissing Mines Co Ltd———:—1
North American Asbestos Corp„
1
Northern
A piMar
5
1
Corp
Jan
1.14
12c
28 Va
Mines Ltd—
Pleasant
27
5
5
common.,._*
Mid-Chibougamau
Mount
Mar
'
Ltd
Mining
650
30c
alO%c
1,200
95c
1.48
Jan
13%
34c
1
2.00
95c
Jan
3c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries
Melchers
13%
*
—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
24%
1
(Walter M)
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd
Massval Mines Ltd
Lowney
24%
•
1.98
11%
1
•
51 % Mar
6c
a8c
4.70
13%
5,000
10%
A
Pipe Line Co
Transmission
Westcoast
Apr
16
a&c
:—1
Oil
Canada
of
Jan
75
a51 a51 %
a51%
Oil Company Ltd—_1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
15c
95c
Apr
*
(Alfred)
8,000
2.00
1
red preferred
Jan
Mar
'■
70,150
Lambert
1,000
l%c
*
Jan
4c
1.08
Lingside
56c
lc
Feb
40c
Feb
40c
Mining & Explora'n Co Ltd_l
Feb
60
Apr
3c
Abitibi
Labrador
33
Jan
*
a
gn,
8Vac Mar
'1,000
B
Mountain
Trans
Apr
27c
40c
4.80
Apr
Jan
44%
1
Mines Ltd_;
cumulative
5%
Mar
27c
1
13%
31
15c
.$.25
Ltd
Mines
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Traders
Finance
Corp class
Jan
Jan
5%c
—50
Gold
Antonio
Sherritt-Gordon
Feb
Mar
3%c
500
83c
A
Jan
Feb
l%c Mar
6c
Apr
515
3,430
1
3,280
common—*
Ltd
22 %
10
3%c
1.05
Corp
Iron
2,200
•
preferred—
conv
cum
Israel Continental
San
9c
1
class
(Frank W )
Ltd
Horner
Russell Industries Ltd—-.
Feb
50%
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Haitian
Pembina
Jan
2 %c
-1
*
1
*
Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Futurity
Jan
18%
1.15
133/4
31%
593/4
1
—
Pipe Lines Ltd—-—1
6 %c
27
Jan
475
100
31
56c
Corp Ltd—-—?5c
Ltd—
——.—1
Mines
Hosco
20 Vb Mar "
9c
;
New
15%
48%
50%
Petroleum
National
Jan
Ltd-—
Mines
690
3c
9c
Creek
Nama
Marl
60c
Jan
1
Jan
58%
*
460
119
•
1
1
Mines
23%
3c
1
Ltd
Falconbridge
Fano
Fontana
23 V4
lnc„_—1—_1
6c
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Apr
7c
31
*
-1
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1.35
58%,
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5
Ontario
&
Apr
1
,•
89c
•
85c
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500
Apr
1.50
&
B
Minnesota
Moore
30%
13%
40
Apr
Apr
Jan
——1
class A.2.50
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling
Feb
Mar.
11
13%
al8
20%
-
al7
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Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
East
6c
20%
*
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd—!—;
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6c
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1.90
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1,100
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Dolsan Mines Ltd-
Jan
-
*
B
Class
Feb
6
1,905
•
A—
11
Apr
17% May
Jan
100
37%
warrants
A
High
1,875
1
Ltd
Vzt
2 %c
—
Low
8%
10%
Warrants
Jan
"A"__*
Standard Sec
Div
Consolidated
High
5.30
'A".
class
Ltd
8 Vb
5.30
Douglas
Kelly
3c
11,500
Low
Par
Feb
11c
4c
>
9c
14%
10c
39
(Range for Week Ended April 14)
High
12% Mar
15
2.00
38
2.00
3c
11c
-
—1—1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp___
—
.
*
—-—1
Ltd
Corp_^
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Chess
Ltd class A
Products
Food
Chemalloy
13%
0
Low
-
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*
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
Asbestos
Cassiar
Castle
High
(1723)
Jan
5.00 Mar
iH2«
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
& Tank common.
(T G) common
Britalta
Petroleums
British American Oil
British Columbia Electric—
preferred
100
—
4b
Brignt
Col
4%
Elec
*
4 % %
34
preferred
5% %
:
Columbia
79
Columbia
British
Packers
B—
Columbia
Rights
Reef
Brown
—
40 Vs
42 %
65
91%
295
108
488
Buffalo
Red
Golden
Consolidated
14%
14%
200
14%
Feb
15%
Apr
Consol
15
15
120
14 % Mar
14%
Feb
Consolidated
Marcus
Apr
48%
Feb
Consolidated
Mic
Mar
49%
Feb
Consolidated
Mining
1.60 Mar
Consolidated
425
15,200
14
14
14%
152
3.10
3.10
3.25
2,800
6%c
6 %C
7c
6,000
117
1.12
1.17
2,300
4%C
5c
12,500
35
35%
930
1
Ltd
class
35%
5%
*
A__.
Extension
10c
*
8c
5%
100
10c
8,900
Burlington
*
16%
16%
16%
275
Burns
*
12
11%
12 %
3,005
Cable
Calalta Petroleum
&
Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Calvert
Gas
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Bread
Canada
I
:
Foils
Iron
414%
Cut
class
Oil
5/
Jan
7c
Mar
6c
36
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Apr
12c
Ja n
Conwest
Jan■
13c
Jan
Copp
30
3,700
Jan
Apr
27c
Apr
29% Mar
103
33c
Feb
Jan
7.40
8.40
91,698
5.55
Jan
8.40
Apr
12%
12%
277
11%
Apr
18%
Jan
3.75
4.00
1,600
3.75 Mar
4.00 Mar
28
28 %
431
25%
Jan
29
Mar
27
28
28
1,213
25%
Jan
28
Apr
252
14
Jan
%
150
20%
Feb
24
21
1,045
18%
*75
Jan
21%
15%
15%
15%
23 %
23 %
23
20%
20%
15%
Apr
Mar
Class
Oils
Southern
Steamship
Lines
Cosmos
Crain
Feb
32c
28c
Jan
47c
Jan
5%c
5c
5%c
6,000
4c
Mar
6c
Jan
7c
7c
9%c
33,800
5c
Feb
9%c
Jan
%c
4%c
4,500
4%c
6c
Jan
3.20
Feb
Mines-
*
18c
11,900
5c
Feb
29c
Croinor
Jan
56%
r cb
54%
55%
400
48%
Jan
56%
F^b
Crush
66%
66 %
361
57%
Jan
67
Jan
14c
16c
9,800
18c
Apr
3.40
3.40
3.50
20,230
3.60
52
675
40'%
Jan
52
12%
12%
250
12
Jan
13
1.65
1.65
8%
8%
19,005
1.75*
9 %?•
7%
Bank
20
65%
46%
65
10.533
24V4
Canadian
2,760
7c
24
66
B
warrants.
Canners
46
5c
Mar
2.75
Jan
Canadian
SI %
*
Canadian
Feb
7
6c
Daragon
Decoursey
9'%
Apr
Deer
Feb
Deldona
Mar
10c
24
Mar
25
241
5
Mar
59
Jan
66
10,194
8%
Mar
Delnite
Apr
Devon
Chieftain
Canadian
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dredge
Steel
Canadian
Dyno
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Class
Fairbanks
B
Distillers
4.95
Apr
Dome
3.90
4.85
3,905
2.30
Jan
4.85
Apr
Dome
13 %
14
560
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
Dominion
Bridge
24%
26^%
4,213
21%
Feb
26%
Apr
32%
33%
889
31%
Feb
33 %
Apr
6%
7
3,920
6 Va
Jan
3.75
15,531
2.00
Jan
4.10 Mar
Food
Canadian
Gen
Jan
8
Apr
71c
Jan
79c
Mar
B
1.50
.1.50
1.70
7.500
84c
Jan
1.75 Mar
Dominion
4.25
4.00
5.00
68,092
15%
Canadian
12 %c
North
Inca
Oil
Cos
Tire
Vickers
Feb
Duvan
Jan
7.00
Feb
Duvex
Jan
52%
5%
7,200
2.80
8,445
85c
Jan
16 %
17
1,265
15%
Feb
17
20
200
20
Jan
20 %
Jan
40c
Feb
class
Gold
Cassiar
Central
Asbestos
Del
Central
Corp
2,346
Jan
L35
Apr
7 %
27,220
4.40
Jan
7%
1.30
Jan
Gai
Cheskirk
3.75
Apr
9%
Jan
3.80
11%
12
3 919
8%
8%
10,555
14%
15
2,090
78%
10
30c
5%
9c
Chib
Kayrand
Gold
Chromium
Copper
77
Jan
79
Feb
Empire
10
Apr
Eureka
42c
Jan
Exquisite
6%
30c
Jan
Mar
4.80 Mar
9c
10c
31,071
8e
Apr
20c
11.400
18c
Mar
6%
13c
39c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
Fibre
46 %
185
39 Vb
Jan
53%
Jan
17%
17%
285
14%
Jan
20
31
31
25
31
Mar
16%
17
772
15
Jan
18% Mar
Ford
Jan
15 %
Ford
*
17
15 %
20%
99
Jan
Mar
4%
20%
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
57
Apr
Fatima
3c
Feb
135
15
200
20
Feb
505
32
Mar
37c
46c
7 %c
8%c
1.05
110,116
1.10
.
6,000
300
9c
37c
5C
9ic
Jan
Apr
Mar
jan
13%
4,385
6<70
7.20
35.841
j'qq
,
13 %
6 85
94c
1.03
'qr
25,350
85c
Mar
9c
11c
54,100
9c
Mar
106
1.06
1.10
3,000
78c
Jan
23
■_
23
23
3%c
3 %c
4,000
24 %c
29c
25,739
80c
58c
68c
10c 11 %c
125
1Ma
5.00
r
Jan
22
Jan
2%c
Jan
24%c Mar
103%
19 %
100
73/K
Jan
20
Jan
7%
2,520
5%
Jan
103% 104%
60
97%
Jan
4c
500
3c
Mar
4c
—
Feb
8% Mar
104%
6c
Apr
Jan
10 %c
12c
6,082
7c
Mar
12c
19c,
18c
20c
21.U0J
16c
Mai-
21 %c
Feb
8c
7%c
9c
9,350
12c
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26c
25e
26c
79,050
7c
1,000
30c
29c
30c
23 294
10
10%
18,236
72c
76c
13,700
7c
10%
75c
25c
7 %c Mar
24 %c
Feb
6%c Mai-
9 %c
35c
9.25
52c
Jan
29 %c Mar
27c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
11% Mai-
Jan
93c
2.95
2.90
2.98
2,206
36%
37
8,420
31%
*
20 Va
20 %
21 %
2,730
19% Mar
9.05
9.60
3,565
6.65
—*
20
19%
20
,7.641
10'%
8
7%
8
3,138
51 it
J a 11
2.30
Jan
Steel
4.70
common
4.35
4.70
1,725
50%
5
*
—
2.85 Mar
51%
8,538
45
3.75
Jan
Mar
-Tan
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
21% Mar
8
99
100
180
99
1,080
7
51%
Feb
9 %
Api-
4.75 Mar
Feb
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
37% Mar
27%
*
100
Apr
Mar
9%
12%
Jan
Apr
Api-
12%
12 %
*
Inv
12
11%
12%
1,023
10%
Feb
12% Mar
70
68%
70
4,416
63
Feb
70
*
common
450
■14%
common.—*
17%
17 %
18
56,310
20 %
20%
20%
100
*
11%
11%
11%
2,048
5%c
5%c
5 %c
9,100
4 %c
common—
*
*
Api18% Mar
9%
9%
11%
760
10
9%
9%
215
15
1
1
46
46
107
10 %c 13 %e
11,900
5c-
6,500
2,000
11%
Jan
17% Mar
21
10
Jan
12 % Mar
Feb
6%c
Feb
Jan
12 %
Jan
12%
Api8% Mar
Jan
Jan
45
Feb
46
5c
Jan
8 %c
Jan
14c
Apr
4c
Feb
7c
Jan
Trust—
4%c
Feb
6c
Jan
1.51
1.55
8,800
1.51
Apr
1.80
1.61
1.79
10,100
1.55
Jan
1.82
40
40
70
35
25
25
150
25
10
—
—
A
20
*
Petroleum
9 %c
Apr
Frobisher
7.20
1,07
1.17
23
Ltd
Jan
Gaitwin
Gatineau
Feb
5'!,
Jan
Geco
4c
Apr
31%c Mar
Mines
General
Jan
15
16 %
1
970
2,500
10,560
6.20
45
General
I ~i
Apr
Class
Produces
Apr
Genex
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
Giant
Mascot
5% Mar
Giant
Yellowknife
Mines
Jan
10%
Jan
Glacier
Jan
28c
Apt-
Globe
Feb
1.60
Apr
Goldale
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Goldlields
63c
Jan
1.00
Apt-
Goldray
Jan
Goodyear
14,988
27c
27c
28c
8,593
8
8%
400
21 %c Mar
7 Vb
Jan
84c
8%
Jan
19%
Feb
21
20%
16%
Jan
24
Api-
9c
8c
9c
3.500
6c
Mar
44c
42c
45c
42,800
30c
Jan
> eb
Api9%c Mar
46c
58'%
57%
58 %
224
41
Jan
Api58% Mar
28%
29
225
27%
Jan
29
5
5
210
4.00
Jan
5.00
Apr
8%
8%
8-%
100
8%
Jan
8%
Mar
2,430
Api-
65c
70c
45c
Jan
1
.
...
.
.
28%
11%
11%
117H
950
10
Jan
12
Feb
5
82
78
82
1,251
65
jan
82
Apr
152
150
155
325
130
Jan
155
Apr
12%
3,129
1
72c
Mar
12
11%
6c
2,500
4C
Jan
23%
23%
24%
2,365
22%
Jan
3.60
3.65
2,725
12 %c
15c
35,600
21 Vb
19%
21%
2,225
3.55
3.55
3.55
50
5%c
5%c
2.000
6c
Jan
36%
37'%
1,033
36%
Apr
39%
Feb
102% 103 %
69
99%
Jan
103 %
Apr
17
A pi-
20%
4c
10
Apr
4U
*
.
13c
_
103 %
20%
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13
13
13%
37 %
38 %
115
44%
44%
47
2,953
62c
730
v
common
preferred
55c
24%
61c
55c
24
60c
1,700
1,300
%
24%
25
8%
9 Vb
2,775
9c
10c
8,300
1
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_
9c
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...
49c
42c
49c
10,675
1
11
10%
11%
4,185
_
Ltd
_
___
.1
A
16c
10
3.25
Jan
13% Mar
6c
25
Feb
Feb
Jan
4.00
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
15%
Jan
23%
Jan
Feb
3.25 Mar
4.50
Jan
20c
...
Canada
..
common...
1
5 %c
7%
10 %
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
9% Mar
14%
Feb
37 %
Apr
44%
Feb
41
Jan
47
Apr
60c
Feb
70c
Feb
51c
Feb
61c
Feb
24%
Apr
25
Jan
7
Jan
8 %.c Mar
26c
Jan
9 Va Mar
9'% Mar
12 %c
Jan
49c
Apr
14%
Jan
19c
Jan
15 %c
16c
12%
13%
3,218
13%
Apr
23 %c
12%
1
_
Tire
62c
8%
_
_
540
38 %
corn- _50c
Mine
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12,738
8%
1
.
class
20%
8%
1
_
-
....
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Mines
19%
-.1%
_
-
Ltd
Envelopes
37%
.100
.
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16%
1.30
*
17%
1
50c
General Steel Wares
8%
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375
4,718
t
A
General
800
11
18%
.1
#
&
Jan
200
95c
18
1.74 Mar
_■_
A
.
Apr
8,166
11
Apr
Vb
8
4.40
_
-
4.15
10
89c
50%
3
Petroleum
28c
90c
Jan
-1
Dynamics
1.60
2 50
37%
Jan
&
..
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1.60
*
33,711
■
Jan
Jan
50%
0
Mai-
Jan
_
.
12%
3.90
48
8
16,270
_
_
common
..
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General
Jan
Mar
50 '/2
7% Mar
1.12
...
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Apr-
3.30 Mar
Mar
9
5T
1,580
1
Power
70c
4.70
—
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Feb
38%
20c
%
2.90
4*
.....
common.
preferred
43c
128
Feb
15c
8
87»
20c
Co
10,100
8%
Apr
Jan
80,000
4,710
_
preferred
Trailer
Fruehauf
17c
15 %c
Feb
815
—..
class
Api-
8,625
#
(Chariest
General
11,905
9%
French
91
1.64
...
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General Motors
45
5%
Feb
Apr
3.40
5%
63c
Jan
4.40
....
-
70
22 %
—
Companies
18c
1
_
Si
.
129
8%
it
—
Feb
91
8c
1.59
<1
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Jan
3.30
13 %c 15 %c
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10
4.00
Canada.
Foundation
Feb
1.59
.
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—
Jan
Apr
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4.15
it
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18c
11
Jan
275
1
a-
common
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3,800
91
1
..
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9c
4 %c
6c
10
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__
class
Feb
Feb
161,500
Apr
10
*
Jan
14%
18c
1.32
8 %
:
13c
1.25 Mar
15c
10
.1
Canadian.—:—
class
Products
of
Apr
18c
20
Motor
Apr
65
5 %c
.
8%
_
Grain
Fleetwood
65
Jan
38,817
common
Mining
80c
5.90
qt
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Jan
Jan
1.32
.10
—
Feb
99c
1.25
5c
Apr
27
58
.1
.
Mar
58
65
_
Feb
40
875
65
%
60
Jan
Jan
660
60%
»
65
Mining
Federal
64 7
1.30
—
Candy
Mines
Ltd.—
Oils
Fargo
5c
5c
1.51
1.70
Nickel
12c
43%
5%
Jan
5c
1
_
Feb
3 35
_i
20%
39
Jan
4c
1
.
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Jan
6 15
6.20
37%
Mar
13 %c
—„1
—
9c
43%
'IIII*
19%
.
7%
Insurance
44c
25
I_I_*
see page 42.
Mar
9%c
Mar
18%
11c
-
1
7,000
*
Ltd——
6c
36%
Uranium
25c
Bakeries
—
—*
Developments Ltd—
&
15,000
__I_1
Mines
Coniaurum Holdings,
6c
'
:
*
Farwest
Jan
43
5,000
67c
I_I__I_IIII
3,075
Farmer
Fanny
Faraday
24% Mar
35
62c
~*
Feb
Jan
11c
10
1
3)/„c
IIII__
29% Mar
101
21%
33%
74c
^I~
footnotes,
23%
10c
35
Metals
National
2,992
15 %
11 %c
~
7 %c
6c
common
Players
Fittings
1
,_I
6 %c
,-1
10
Mines
Form
Famous
46%
29 %
___i
Enterprises
Mar
Preferred
•
I
Jan
57
*
47
.
40
Feb
Mines.-
Falconbridge
Jan
x
Willans
Jan
1
Chemical
Corp
37%
28%
IIIII 1
1
Apr
7c
Jan
—-
Preferred
880
Smelt
Feb
95c
Feb
1
Life
41
4ot«
1
Mining
8%c
Jan
4c
*
Mining.
40%
*
&
Apr
70c
Jan
Ltd
335
~~ ~
Mining
7c
100
435
6c
Mines
Sol
6,100
com—*
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For
2,271
Emco
4c
Mining & Smelting...
Consolidated
21,475
El
Feb
57
.-——II—III
Commoil
Conduits
400
31c
6%
9%
Eldrich
Apr
15%
56
_
Combined
10
30c
5%
Apr
8%
Jan
3%c
1
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Coin
Lake
Gold Mines
Columbia
Cellulose
Combined
77
78 %
12
Jan
2V2C
131/
Mines
3,000
10c
52
— __—
Mines
Elder
3,933
1
Chrysler
Cochenour
Paper
11%
Wines
7c
95c
33%
common
Common
14
19c
Ltd_
Mines
Chibougamau
Chimo
78%
n\lc
Mines
7c
715
—
&
Co
class
Match
Eddy
10%
"i
Chateau
Jan
common—_—*
Investment
Eddy
10 Vb
Oil
Aor
19%
10c
*
130
Porcupine
11
225
Gold——
Sullivan
Economic
Apr
4,280
East
36,002
Gold
Central
Charter
Chesterville
67c
Amphi
101
HI
Feb
Jan
Jan
7,500
Mineral
Malartic
24%
_
Rioh__
Pat
Jan
8%
Ltd
Quartz
Apr
1.80
7c
Co
&
East
101
~
Feb
56c
39
————
East
1.30
20
Mines
6.15
17
36 %c
56%
& Coal
Textile
Apr
3.75
,_IITIII_*
~~~ ""j
—:
635
Jan
Feb
Jan
55%
Mines
Apr
Mar
7
20
Westinghouse
Mines
Cariboo
22c
5%
2.80
23%
B—
2,825
23.50
Oils
29
preferred
Captain
Jan
500
28c
14%
H_1
Mfrs
11
18%
—2.50
&
Copper
10
Natural Gas
Exploration
Erin
1.22
4.30
3.35
—II ~*
Western
9.40
1.50
Apr
24
preferred
Jan
38%
Brewery,
101
preferred
Wallpaper
Can
Dow
25
_
Canadian
Canadian
8%
Jan
_*
Corp__
Canadian
Candore
Jan
12
7%
Corp class A________*
~%|
Common
5%%
7%
Jan
4.50
Salt
Thorium
4'7<
10%
5g
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
880
,
"icq
Railway-
Petrofina
Canadian
8 %
4414
1
common
Pacific
Canadian
11%
25
HI _=»
Mines
preferred
Canadian
1,098
11
1,215
1.22
I_I*
Z_ZZ_1
—
Apr
12
100
Industries
7
11%
Co
Apr
17%
Apr
2
Preferred
52
*
Northwest
Canadian
Dover
28c
;_*
Malartic Gold
Canadian
Apr
1.98 Mar
20
2.50
common—
Locomotive
Canadian
84c
Jan
5%
50
Marconi
Jan
1.52
3.45
Preferred
Canadian
47c
52
_*
Gas
1.38
Jan
11%
95c
—
Tar
Donalda
16%
Hydrocarbon
Industries
Jan
15%
790
56%
Stores
Dominion
Feb
6%
__20c
_i
Industrial
Canadian
Jan
7
*
lOc
Canadian
Canadian
16
16
8
■
Canadian
80c
1,210
17%
1
Preferred
jan
Apr
46,951
Husky Oil_
218,831
11%
11
1
:
Scottish
Dominion
Jan
62,275
Homestead
1.38
17%
11%
■
38%
—
Dominion Steel
14%
82c
20c
Warrants
Canadian
5.iu
Jan
12%
1.84
High Crest
Canadian
3.95 Mar
83c
200
75c
,
Canadian
Mar
7,283
1.78
11%
6%
15%
79c
:■_*
69c
12 %c 14 % c
1-80
A—IT*
___;
1.15
17%
—
—
Jan
*
Magnesium
Dominion
71c
52
class
Jan
1
Preferred
1,000
A_50c
preferred.
9%c
——
————
Foundry
Dominion
8,460
78c
7%
—
Securities
Feb
18%
—'——.,—_—
Warrants
23,100
common
6c
20c
Petroleum/.
2.50
Products
Mines
Mines
8
;
2,000
27 %c
Seagrams
Dominion
7% Mar
3.50
16%
clasd
Apr
8c
100
7
Electrohome
*
„
Canadian Gas Energy
Warrants
5%
Apr
33
_*
Morse
preferred
Class
Dickenson
13
Jan
:___*
_—
Canadian
1st
50% Mar
Jan
80c
Oil
23c!
'
Jan
8%
_*
&
Jan
12,500
.
Oils—
2.25
l
Gas
12c
12,900
1
43 Vb
78c
Mines
49,610
1
2.100
.
7
common
23c
55c
———
Palmer
75c
Dock—
Jan
7%
35c
Mines
2,840
*
Wright
Jan
4.00
Jan
1.75
Mines
13
3
Devonian Petroleum
-j
1
4.95
1
Curtis
Canadian
106%
Feb
6%
32c
Mines—
Gold
75c
Petroleum
common
Feb
3.25
105
1.31
10 %c
12
7
Collieries
65
3,510
7
6V2C
1
1
Minerals—.—.—1
Brewis
Mines
Denison
3.70
Preferred
106
3.65
7
18 %c
20c
——
Ltd
4.30
Chemical
Canadian
104
106
3.50
"
,
1
Mines
Horn
Feb
25%
Warrants
Canadian
106% Mar
106
3,65
100
Explorers
Daering
Feb
*
common
Jan
41c
Mines
Cusco
Feb
25
Celanese
preferred
105
1.75
———
.—
4.85
A
190
33C
preferred
A
1.75
8,110
47%
Class
Jan
1.23
225
,
Apr
Nest
International
13%
;
class
106 106%
5
13
*
warrants—
Canadian
19 % Mar
Feb
——.—_10
Dominion
Class
common
Jan
2.45
1.75
——_——
4.95
*
common
16
Feb,
52
51%
3,940
11,197
—_*
-50c
common
Pershing
Crows
55
Jan
2.70
18%
1
____—*
—
Crowpat Minerals
66%
5c
2.60
18%
—
*
i—x_
14c
1
Aluminium
4
1
Petroleum—
Zellerbach
6%
Breweries
25c
44,600
Trust
6 VaC
British
Jan
Jan
Mar
25,822
Timber
Warrants-
Crown
7c
A
6c
44c
Mines——
Crown
6%
Class
16c
lie
33c
L) Ltd———
Crestaurum Mines
Apr
*
Canadian
Jan
Mar
3 % c Mar
40c
(R
Crescbrook
3,100
28c
__x———
Craigmont
5c
31c
Copper
Lit
Mar
49
Apr
Apr
40c
Lead .,Zinc_.
Coulee
Cowichan
Craig
1.60 Mar
359
2.40
1
—
85
*
Canadian
Imperial
74
55%
20c
1.51 Mat-
Mines—2.50
Mines—
Publishing—
Jan
55
12,930
5c
Exploration
Jan
55
14c 14 %c
1
Mines—_.—__*
106 %
Feb
Bakeries
Commerce
10,350
—
63%
Aviation——
of
102,644
100
A
88c
*
Minerals
22c
1.84
18%
10
Canadian
Astoria
17c
1.70
Common.,———_*
5,200
*
B
22c
1.70
Gold
West
1,174
—
common
___i
.__——____2
Exploration
1.80
Poplar—
—1
Mines—__ —_l
Red
74
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
84
1
class
12c
1.25
12.50
Wire
Apr
1.25
69
1
Tungsten
Canada
Apr
24%
Feb
1.15
warrants
Petroleum
Preferred
Canada
2.50
Jan
78c
——100
—-*
*
Coppercord Ltd
*
Copper-Man Mines
!_—.—
*
Copper Rand Chiboug-1
Corby Distillery class A —_——
*
*
Canada Southern
Feb
20
72
*
Apr
10,850
Northland
Clark
lo
.
Jan
90c
34,614
15c
class A_x.
63c
Jan
21,109
Gas
Consumers
Feb
Mar
Mar
68c
1.25
1.20
84
45c
3,743
2.50
*
84
38,200
24%
.*
_
_
Packers
23%
101
54c
90c
1.10
Ltd
Class B preferred—
3,865
Jan
45c
2.30
Sannorm
17% Mar
27
Jan
54c
23%
Quebec
Consolidated
Jan
31c
Feb
39c
Feb
%c
1.25
Consolidated
16
102
9c
Feb
39c
80c
•
Regcourt
102
Jan
20c
168,667
2.30
Consolidated
26 Vb
27 Vac
4
5,050
&6c
5c
24%
Consolidated
Jan
9,uo0
23c.
41c
*
&
Jan
Jan
Apr
Smelting—.— *
Oils
Mac
Mar
5% Mar
13c
1
—
6c
7.00
4.70 Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
20c
43 %c
Ltd——1
Gold
Nicholson
Consolidated
23%
100
x.
common-—
Lands
B
Canada
Jan
—___—1
3c
Jan
3.20
Mogul;___--x—1.——1
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
*
Permanent
Canada
Mar
5 %c
1
Arrow
2%c
•
Jan
13%
__lo
common-
Warrants
Class
4c
32
8c
1.40
10,520
17%
*
:
preferred
Malting
Canada
Canada
Jan
18%
*
Stone
A
Foundries
Canada
Canada
6c
1.06 Mar
__
1
Lake —;—
Negus Mines
Mar
20
Mar
Consolidated
44c
3.75
19c
Consolidated
Jan
8.35
Feb
Jan
Apr
23c
1
35c
15c
177
3.70 Mar
12,000
__*
Jan
3,834
7
15
40c
27
common—
Crushed
Canada
Jan
38 %c
__1
common
Cement
Canada
Jan
2.30
8c
102
Preferred
Canada
12%
10c
*
30c
19c
7
Mosher
2.099
*
1,600
17 %c
Morrison
17,200
100
Oil
&
35c
19c
—
Consolidated
11c
17%
35c
Iron—_—____7
Consolidated
10c
*
20c
Jan
8c
39c
4.05
Jan
38c
10c
25c
Apr
13c
11% Mar
1
Mines
Calgary
Jan
Mar
1
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
9 Vb
25c
Apr
12,850
Mines
Marbenor
500
11 %c
20,100
Halliwell
11
Feb
3c
Gillies
Consolidated
Apr
31c
5c
16c
Consolidated
Feb
27c
29,619
3.30
50% Mar
53
14%
10%
11c
Fire & Casualty—___—10
Jan
1.20 Mar
Jan
10c
High
3c
Consolidated
Jan
45
Jan
6c
15c
Crest
Fenimore
Feb
33%
5c
Feb
Low
3.20
Consolidated
12
13,251
Jan
4c
16c
Jan
47%
35
3c
2,333
3.20
Mar
51
28
Eullochs
93
1,565
2,928
*
Consolidated
44%
9,940
21,196
Lake
42% Mar
Apr
Jan
14%
47
Products
East
Apr
42%
90
52%
1.50
18,750
5c
1
Oil-
48%
1.25
4%c
4%c
.'
__
1
Discovery
Dragon
52
45 %
High
3 %c
,
—1
*
Cadillac———
Central
Consolidated
13%
47
1-50
10%
Building
40
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
10c
,
Beta
48
1
Ankerite
Hill
79% Mar
1
Gold
Buffalo
Bunker
36
-1
Buffadison
Consol
Jan
Jan
1
Smelting
&
Apr
20%
3.05
1
Mines--
Apr
77 V4
Jan
Bellekeno
Gamma-————*
Consolidated Callinan Flin
*
40
1
__.—
Mining
Consolidated
18,404
10
Mines—
Company
Consolidated
Apr
36
2.00
.
Low
Par
Jan
79
33%
——
Brunswick
7%
46
79
13%
14%
*
25
■-
Chemicals
Brockville
Jan
10,263
91
48
52 Va
*
Telephone—
——-
Broulan
5%
42 Va Mar
3.05
40
50
50
class A
Columbia .Power
British
2.90
90%
i:
British
82
42 %
.
-
Class
1,236
46
—
Products.—*
Forest
6
46
.
(Range for Week Ended April 1 4)
High
Consolidated
preferred ___——x—-
5%
British
Low
34%
--
preferred
—50
preferred — ---—50
preferred ——_____—100
414 %
4% %
High
5:%
*
Bridge
Brit
Commercialand Financial Chronicle
The
25c
10,700
18 %c
Jan
30c
Apr
21c
15,500
18 %c
Feb
24c
Jan
21c
Jan
19c
4,650
15 Vac
Feb
10% Mar
17c
17c
18c
3,810
136
134
136
108
121
Jan
155
Feb
%
44 %
30
43
Jan
45
Feb
44%
44
16c
Mar ?
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Gordon
Mackay class A—
Class
B
class
A
1
Lakes
Power
$2.80
110
11 %c
13c
8,112
—
West
42
Jan
49% Mar
Loeb
Jan
35% Mar
25
25'A
12 %
13%
7,890
8 %
8%
—
5%
Jan
66
38%
Jan
8,450
65c
Jan
45
44
45
220
41
Jan
2.75
14%
13%
200
2.95
Jan;
Lyndhurst
Apr
Macassa
5.25 Mar
400
2.75
Feb
3.75 Mar
Macleods
1,300
1.15
Apr
1.65
*
15%
16%
8,952
*
15%
15
15%
14,908
5.75
5.50
5.75
2.70
2.80
13%
12%
13%
*
■*
:—1
■
Magnet
Shoes
2.20
100
95c
220
30%
Jan
5c
•'
,
3.00 Mar
Feb
38
5.75
13%
5 Vac
3,000
4%c
5c
7.60
8.05
10,335
11
10
22
30
2.20 Mar
40 %
4%C Mar
4,000
7.90
4c
Apr
7c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Hamilton
*
:
common
Feb
11
Apr
22
Apr
22
Apr
preferred
100
Harding Carpets
Rock
Hard
•—-1
4 VaC
10,100
4%c
Feb
6c
Jan
140
10
Feb
10%
Apr
17 %
1,170
15
Jan
17%
16%
Minerals
Harrison
—
17%
7,579
11%
Jan
18% Mar
120
114%
115% :116 Vs
—
11%
11%
Mines
Gold
11%
Lakes
6c
6 Va
Red
Headway
Hees
(Geo
H)
Hinde
Hi
Apr
4
Powell
Oil
Feb
16c
Jan
Mattagami
Maxwell
Apr
Matachewan
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
29c
5,900
25c
Jan
32c
Feb
5c
8,200
4 %C
Feb
7c
Jan
Mclntyre
Ltd
29c
29c
500
2.06
19,295
1.85
Jan
4 9'A
48%
53
625
48%
Apr
53
12 %
12 Va
12%
50
10
Feb
12%
__5
24%
23%
25
8,077
19
Jan
26
15%
15%
500
13%
Mar
15%
50c
Apr
2.14
•.
Apr
McWatters
Apr
Medallion
Mar
Apr
Red
4.55
14,070
Va
45
1,070
2.65
2.65
2.70
52%
48%
52%
11,370
*
—
13 %
1
:
—
—
20
75
1
35c
—.
3.20
35
1,760
*
Mortgage
Hydra Exploration
3.80
1
Oil
13%
13%
9c
2,000
75
2.35
45
8,264
8c
75
167
34c
38c
Imperial
P'lo
Imperial
Glaze
9.10
7c
65
26c
35,220
Jan
4.95
Jan
45
Apr
Mar
Jan
2.75
Apr
Milton
52 %
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
14% Mar
10c
75
38c
Jan
Mar
Apr
Min
Monarch Knitting
Moneta
15 Va
Apr
Montreal
Feb
21%
Apr
Montreal
23 % Mar
Apr
Mt
Apr
Multi
45
44
45%
29,566
37 %
Jan
45'A
Apr
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
13%
Murray Mining Corp
Rights
50
——_100
Hi-
46'A
46%
93
93
93
31 %
preferred
preferred
$4%
31%
32
5%C
4.90
5 Va
—,
Warrants
Inglis
& Co
(John)
Inland
*
Natural
16%
Warrants
Nickel
International
Utilities
Preferred
Interprovincial
Apr
2.10
40c
95C
Jan
29c
Feb
Apr
12
Feb
22%
212.
22 %
Feb
22% Mar
5c
3,900
4c
Jan
6%c
Jan
16,493
57%
Jan
70%
Apr
43
1,490
33%
47 %
1,005
40 %
Jan
48 % Mar
31c
Jan
85c
Apr
60%
Jan
71
Apr
70 Va
42%
42'A
46 %
46 %
75c
85c
560
6 7'A
71
19,480
2.00
2.40
43%
42
44
225
42
40%
43
5,205
1
1.28
1.07
1.29
75,050
1
10
1.67
1.67
1.77
2,400
10%
130
1
65c
60c
66c
20c
Mines——
Copper
69%
26c
25 %c
_
Mines—
Bay
Glass
preferred
Mines
W'aite
Mining
2.05
—
Public Service
2.00
34,236
Jan
Apr
46
2.80
Mar
Jan
Mar
37
Jan
47
31%
Jan
44%
Apr
65c
1.29
Apr
Feb
2.70
Jan
10%
Feb
12 Va
Jan
14,600
45c
Jan
72c
Mar
28c
31,200
22c
Jan
40c
Feb
85c
61,300
58c
Mai-
27
*
27
150
26% Mar
89c
Jan
30'A
Jan
Explorations
Jaye
Jefferson
1
Lake
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
Class
Joliet
2,500
8%
9 Va
15,500
6
lie
Feb
Jan
6%c
5c
6 VaC
16,200
5c
Api-
9c
8c
12c
74,350
7c
Mar
9%
"7c
12c
Jowsey
Nello
New
Alger
New
Athona
New
New
135
102
100
8.00
2,225
5.90
Jan
9.00 Mar
2.50
2.50
150
2.50
Apr
3.00
8c
13,300
1
34 c
Delhi
New
Goldvue
New
*
Warrants
Kelvinator
Kenville
——
of
Gold
Gold
Mar
20C
Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
Norgold
23,144
Jan
35c
Apr
Norlartic
20c
Jan
Jan
35c
19c
5,000
16 %c
Jan
2.98
3.50
11,600
1.95
Jan
3.50 Mar
Kilembe
Copper
Kirkland
Kopan
(John)
Labrador
Class
Mining
La
Luz
Jan
&
Lambton
800
20c
Mar
30c
Jan
19c
23,242
12c
Jan
19c
Apr
17%
Jan
*
24%
10
7
3.00
Apr
5c
5c
2,200
3%c
Jan
5c
Apr
12%
Apr
7c
Feb
36%
37%
5,250
5,058
—
Gold
1
Mines
2.35
Feb
2.35
Feb
Northland
Oils
Northland
11 %c
Jan
19 %c
Jan
Jan
Norvalie
200
158,050
55c
52c
55c
105,500
%
VaC
1 VaC
595,867
c
Laura Secord Candy Shops—
3
17%
17%
18
850
1
1.48
1.48
1.55
10,400
Little
Long
Loblaw
Class
Lac
1st
For
Obaska
1.55
Mar
Okalta
Oils
Mar
Oleary
4c
5 VaC
6 VaC
23 Va
23%
585
2 VaC
3 VaC
1,500
2c
5,275
1.80
29 %
class
A
preferred-—
footnotes,
1.80
1.90
1st
pfd__30
29 %
29%
30'A
613
30
31%
30
31%
1,220
:
see page
42.
21%
Feb
Ontario
1.70
Jan
Opemiska
6%c
19
Steel
Jan
Orchan
Ormsby
2.20
Osisko
Jan
3 2 J/4
Feb
Overland
7c
Mar
28%
Apr
2.45
Feb
2.15
Apr
Jan
12
Feb
Jan
81
1.75 Mar
1.30 Mai-
10 %
64
9c
Jan
121% Mar
3%c
27c
Jan
Mar
5%c Mar
30c
Mar
Jan
11c
Mar
14
Mar
4%c
Jan
37c
Jan
8 %c Jan
42c
Jan
4c
Jan
5c
Feb
21c
Mar
28c
Apr
8c
Mar
14%c
Apr
Feb
11 %c
8c
3%c Mar
8%c
101,500
7c
Apr
49c
Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
14c
Jan
99c
Apr
84c
98c
202,150
6%c
54,892
5%c
Jan
71/2C
8c
Jan
'9%c
Jaii
10 %c
Jan
21c
Apr
18 %c
Jan
45c
Mar
36c
Jan
58c
Mar
9c
16,300
17c
21c
161,630
Jan
35c
39c
10,000
49c
53c
39,555
4c
1,000
3%c Mar
5c
Jan
5c
2,000
4%c
8c
Jan
4c
5c
5c
Jan
12%
365
52c
31,817
50c
57c
3,350
1.08
H
98c
1.10
18,400
5,000
4%c
800
44
46
11,991
36c
15c
4 % c
37c
3,612
4 %c
4%c
45%
5c
24,100
15c 16 %C
5,500
2.90
2.77
2.95
14,916
11c
10c
lie
14,200
6c
6c
7c
12,800
7%c
7%c
1,000
2.40
2.40
2.55
2,180
1.01
1.10
I_50
24 %
24%
24%
25
1.12
1.06
1.14
131,160
25c
1
10,900
62c
60c
30c
34c
24c
34c
1
25c
5,450
56c
73c
26,950
60c
66c
4,138
4c
Mar
Mar
10
Jan
12'A
Apr
40c
Feb
61c
Jan
28c
Jan
57c
Apr
74c
Jan
1.10
Apr
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
Feb
40
35c
Mar
3%c
Jan
15c
Apr
2.60
Jan*
46% Mar
50c
Jan
7c
Mar
21 %c
2.95
Jan
Feb
7c
Jan
10c
7c
1.50
Mar
Jan
Jan
2.70
M^r
Jan
1.10
Apr
24%
Apr
78c
Jan
30c
Apr
14 %c Mar
8c
4%c
32c
Jan
Apr
1.05
Feb
1.14
Apr
53c
Jan
Mar
20 %c
Jan
30c
40 c
Feb
75c
Apr
950
21c
Jan
84c
Mar
47
Jan
50
Mar
50
417
*
1.60
1.50
1.72
29,650
1.02
Jan
1.72
Apr
*
18%
18%
19%
32,688
13%
Jan
19%
Apr
_l
8%
8
9 %
25,159
5%
Jan
9 %
Apr
50
Gas
|
20c
2
49%
15c
22%
preferred
49
5.75
10,355
2.20
14c
16c
17,500
10 %c
22%
22%
700
10
5.00
Jan
Feb
5.75
Apr
22%c Mar
Jan
23
Mar
79
100
79
45
75
Jan
82
Apr
9%c
2,550
7%c
Jan
9%c
Apr
Feb
16c
Jan
11 %c
7c
!
13c
1,500
1lc
5%c
7c
2,300
5c
Mar
7c
Jan
52c
Jan
66c
Mar
64c
62c
66c
18,613
9%
10
1,225
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
9c
10c
1,500
8c
Jan
12c
Mar
39c
Jan
18c
Apr
37c
37c
39c
16,400
30c
Jan
14c
90c
13c
18c
44,000
11c
Feb
18
common
18
18
425
7.35
6.50
7.35
32,905
1.68
1.61
25c
23 %c
18%
Mines
16%
...
*
5.25
1.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
7.35
Apr
1.77 Mar
1.72
19,000
26c
25,263
21c
Jan
26c
52,275
8
Jan
19%
Apr
47,500
27c
Mar
37c
Apr
5
Mar
6
Jan
5
:
—
Apr
18
20%
19%
34c 36 %c
common
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Feb
4c
27
49c
Mines
Lake
Apr
5%c
4%c
Wholesale
31!A
9,000
Apr
17%
15
49c
Mines
Oshawa
Feb
10,050
14% Mar
36 %C
HIIII
H.I
HHII
HIII.I.I
IIIIHI
HI
HII
I
common
Products
3%c Mar
30%. Jan
4,600
17 %c
Copper
23% Mar
Jan
6c
8c
—IIIIHI
:
Jan
Feb
5%c
u
Mar
Feb
8,225
3%c
Mar
91c
Malartic
Jan
20,700
7c
4c
16%c
9%
3c
Feb
120
4c
Metals
58c
1.47
2,500
13
H_
Mines
Gold
Apr
16
247
10c
10c 11 % c
Feb
6%C
Cement
Rare
Jan
VaC
2 %c
1.87
Oka
41c
.
23%
*
O'Brien
Ocean
77%
6c
Mines
Jan
1
.
Jan
2.50 Mar
77%
3 %c
66c
Apr
9%c
Mines
Lake
67c
20
._.
29
2,070
32c
8c
Jan
Feb
11%
Utilities
Apr
_1
Gold
Jan
13,83*0
4c
B
Ltd
39c
Mines
Mines
Groceterias
B
5,000
Nudulama
Jan
preferred
Gold
Gold
Jan
4.10
27% Mar
100
28
44c
3.00
3.20 Mar
1,975
2.15
11%
30 %c
Mines
2.65 Mar
2.20
1.75
30 %c
5.55
Northwestern
4.40
Jan
100
11%
Warrants
Mar
3.20
14,400
3%
Apr
34C
Jan
7c
13
72c
14%
28%
9%c
60
Feb
Jan
28%
77%
Jan
50c
Mar
455
2.15
44%
23 %c Mar
lc
26,690
2.15
151/a Mar
67
8c
15
2.15
Feb
Jan
27,200
17%
Jan
13%
1,006,630
15
Mar
75c
58
Mar
15
Jan
9
J*
5c
Telephone
14c
1.80
3c
Jan
4c
Northern
7 VaC Mar
50c
Industries
3.00 Mar
260
39c
lc
42
-
7% Mar '
65c
50c
12,600
Natural
3,800
1.80
439,670
158,650
Mines
2,100
27 Va
62c
11c
Ontario
9c
39c
52 c
10c
Canada
15c
1.80
4,300
10c
Northern
3.55
27%
28c
50
Northern
8c
1
Mines
Apr
15c
10
American
1.85
7 % Mar
10
3.40
10
73,242
6,594
Utilities
3.40
15,639
72c
4,500
preferred
Jan
Leitch
Levy
Oil
Jan
3.30
60
62c
15%
Northspan class A warrants..
9c
*
58%
60c
__i
38c
>
95
—
Exploration
Feb
700
1,710
65
H_
B
Goldcrest Mines Ltd
70c
200
14%
2
Rankin
2,830
2.50
14
65
_*
2.50
2.50
8,510
15
—^
3.40
*
60
72c
4c
North
Star
199
Jan
32c
North
North
Feb
41%
1.05
Jan
10,020
Rights
Lexindin
34%
Apr
Feb
27%
59
common
Coldstream
Northgate
Jan
69c
I
Preferred
North
Feb
25
8%
—
Feb
774
Va
—
Apr
238
68c
14%
11% Mar
Jan
28
28c
>
Jan
37,800
1
—
H~
I_
HIII
;;
I_
24c
Jan
8
•
Oils
7% Mar
57c
1
Mines—
Loan
Lencourt
37%
Ltd
Canadian
5%
2.25
42
Feb
Apr
Jan
8%
._
Warrants
17%
51c
41%
41%
2.25
4c
4c
—
150
2.15
26%
16c
Jan
24%
24c
Mining Corp.
575
52c
26,000
27
26%
HHI
H
H
HIIH II
H_
III
I
Nickel
4,264
2.25
10,535
6 VaC
30c
,
7
1
12%
6c
26 y4
27c
Mines.
10
24%
12
6c
26 »A
30c
Mines
7
24
•
12%
—
9%
10
•
1.50
Apr
c
52
class
Northcal Oils
North
Apr
Apr
1.07 Mar
Jan
Mines
2.25
Exploration
Oil
Gold
3.20 Mar
22c
36%
Langis. Silver
Latin
Feb
3.05
22c
16 %c
3.00
1
Gold
2.11
2.83
22c
16 %c
1
Mines
Lamaque
Landa
Jan
13%
Mines
Shore
Apr
9c
10% Mar
Mines
Lingman
Osu
Lake
10%
4%c Mar
Gas
Lake
Jan
2,100
13,729
—*
—
Dufault
6
12,000
5 Vac
11%
,
Lake
Apr
5c
common
Warrants
Lake
Apr
5.40
10%
—
A
Lakeland
8%
Jan
11
1
Ltd
Ltd
Lafarge Cement
Jan
5%
—
Developments
Labatt
5%
2.20
10%
common
Minerals
10%
9,010
20,335
40c
2.05
Mines.:
Mines
Norpax
2.50
2,850
I-I_II_HHI
Noranda Mines.
Normetal
Jan
3.00
Canada—Hill
Mines—
Norbeau
8c
26C
1.60
2.85
I ~~
Mines
9,000
1.05 Mar
5c
11,300
Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim
11,400
9%
Jan
20c
IIIIIIIII
_H H
HH
Rouyn
27c
Jan
Jan
1
—
22c
19c
Mining & SmeftingHlI
New Mylamaque
Mining & Smelt Ltd
25c
8%
*
—
Gold
Mar
31,116
Mines—
Niagara Wire
—1
Canada
Mines:
Kerr-Addison
14c
2.10
Manitoba
9%c10 %c
>
4.100
1.95
Mines
31c
8%
15c
Jan
2.10
Mines
Kelore
320
5.40
14 %c
8c
16c
Mines
Jason
44,000
8
Apr
Jan
11c
Hosco
96c
4.85
1.25
30%
47c
Mines
New
9%
3%
Jan
26% Mar
15c
MineS
New
85c
5.25
85c
I~
IIIIIIIII
Norsyncomaque Mining
Kelly Douglas class A
3,900
5,294
361/2
Harricana
9 %
18c
.
3.35
Feb
1.25
29%
7c
Apr
Mines
New
10
*
5%c
1.20
28%
8c
Jan
Development
Nisto
Feb
Jan
Jan
;
Mines
Nipissing
9%c
8c
class
Concord
Nickel
Apr
107% Mar
32c
I
Jan
Apr
116
Jan
1.20
_25
Mills
Continental Oil of
Davies Petroleum
New
Jan
Jan
5%c
28c
Mines.
Newnorth
116
6c
Calumet
New
Apr
14% Mar
762
■
New
Newlund
Jan
8,000
110
— —
Ltd—IIIIIIIII"
New
New
10 %
6,400
Bidlamaque Gold
10% Mar
15c
—
129,111
25,500
•
Trust
Jan
Petroleum
—
14%
Jan
Jan
106
Mines
9%
35c
13%
9c
1.16
46c
39c
WorksII-
Products
445
31 %c
Mai-
_
10%
9 %
35c
Steel
10%
25%
21,600
35c
Petroleum,
10%
i
Ltd
Co
Pound
Oils
Hosiery
National
3.30 Mar
1
Jan
38c
8 Va c
preferred
National
Jan
,*
67c
37c
Exploration
Grocers
2.50
——___—_
—.———
Mining
Jupiter
National
10
—
7,100
213,475
12c 16 %c
National
Neon
Jan
8c
1.16
Mines
National
National
5%c
7c
7 % c
IllI
Drue & Chemical
Preferred
40,350
9%
411,000
Jan
38c
A
National
3.30
10
Jan
12%c
26c
Apr
Jan
1
Jumping
Creek
3.15
94c
Mines
20c
Nama
3.30
_———
20c
Jan
Minerals
111
—_—
Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
14c
1
.
preferred—
B
13c
1
(1939)
Mines
—
Warrants
9%
—1
Jockey Club Ltd common
Preferred
H— ■'
Mar
6c
HI
Merger
New Senator
Rouyn
'
•
13c
19 %c
Corp common
Wright Iron
New
Jan
1.55
69c
35c
Jacobus
10%
2.55 Mar
43c
*
25c
25c
——
,_
Apr
Jan
5
Syndicate common
A
6%
11 %
—_5
Intel-provincial Steel Pipe
17% Mar
17% Mar
152
66 %
Line
Jan
3,500
4 Vac
wts-
Jan
Jan
11,200
22%
5c
1
1959
4.15
42c
69%
Credits
15
16
2.30
11%
—
common
Pipe
Jack
Apr
5%
460
'
Jamaica
32 V4
Jan
11%
._.—
_
Bldg
Iso
Jan
4.00
6,070
——_«.
Intel-provincial
Iroquois
18'A
25
International
Iron
410
7,330
1,210
25
Molybdenum
Irish
Apr
17
2.10
Preferred
Class
Feb
93
6 %
1
International
Investors
52%
Feb
16%
com—„*
Powders
Feb
Jan
5%
—
Bronze
Apr
14%
90%
16%
3,000
7 Vac
Feb
58 V*
43%
6%
Inspiration
International
6%
Jan
25
16%
10
common
Jan
25
1
preferred—
Gas
Preferred
Jan
5%
43
20
Co
Cement
Inland
12%
1,225
6,536
16c
7c
—
5c
Moore
20%
13,679
Jan
16c
-
104 Va
H
HI 50
Trust
119%
6
12c
8c
IZ_I_IZZIII
Locomotive
Jan
57
17% Mar
Jan
72c
Jan
6
Apr
8%c
106
common
Feb
55 %
32c
12%
6,100
98c
Porcupine
Jan
6
Apr
6,745
10c
i
—HIIHIHI'IIHIII4
Jan
56%
13,362
13%
9c
-I-,'"
■
II
Apr
$4.86%
30c
13
1.12
H
34%
common—*
24c
——
class
19%
$2.25
Jan
'■
Corp__IH_ HH~
Metals
76
14
24c
Jan
2.85
Apr
13%
Jan
_
Gas
20
Ltd
4c
80,700
89 Va
——
Feb
12c 14 Vac
20
'
3c
33c 36 Vac
395
Accept Corp
7,000
12c
860
preferred
4c
Apr
HI-HIII
115
6 %
Jan
4c
Mines
23%
Industrial
92c
Jan
20%
i
Apr
Jan
115
—_■_
70c
17c
23%
Oil
1,700
32
45 %c
20 %
Imperial
70c
Jan
66,655
115
—
70c
Jan
82,300
20:%
:
2%c
5c
26
96c
23%
:_
_.
1 %c Mar
40c
Jan
19%
Jan
100
9,000
88c
27%
10%
6c
30%
2 Vac
36c
66%
295
Jan
95c
80
5,765
22,000
Jan
Mar
3.40
39 %c
4,315
15%
5 Vac
18
& Development 50
Mining—.;
76
20 Va
Jan
2.50 Mar
Feb
28
14%
15 7%
12,685
Jan
73%
20%
19,985
2.65
14'A
B_.
15
17
2.61
6%c
10
*
preferred
preferred
16'A
37c
Mines
20%
Jan
Apr
1.27
36c
Brewery
Class
4%c
241/2
Feb
io
Corp
Ore
Molsons
Feb
1.00
5C
■
Brick
Mining
3c
23 % Mar
33 %c
Mindamar
,
545
30%
II__
City Petroleums
Jan
.
<5,100
Jan
Feb
—25
20
$1.40
$1.25
Imperial Life Assurance—
20,500
1.03
28c
Jan
Midwest Industries
Mill
_*
A—
class
preferred
3 %c
24%
1.00
Feb
5c
Uranium
20
Investment
6 Vi 7o
*■
.
.
3%c
23%
lie
13
________
Mines
27%
76
10
Bank
16,900
24c
Pr e f erred
Imperial
19c
'
2c
Mentor Exploration
Merrill Island
Meta
Porcupine
17c
'
Jan
5c
Oil
Erie
Jan
23%
,11111111
Mining
Bay
3.25
4,200
Midrim
&
2.60 Mar
3,000
Midcon
Pam
3,700
31,730
Apr
Huron
2.70
28c
Apr
Hudson
Feo
2.67
Jan
2.50
12%
Hugh
8%c
26c
11 %
Gold-
Mar
2.39
Jan
Bay Mining & Smelting
5c
26c
Jan
Consolidated
12,000
Apr
2.35
7.25
Hudson
11c
1.2
7.60
Howey
Feb
—I—I
Gold
7,906
44
8c
.
Petroleums
11,445
4.05
7,300
6 %c
Apr
26c
Lake
12
44 %
9%c
59c
29
McKenzie
11%
___*
8 Vac
McMarmac Red Lake
11%
—20c
8c
...
I
Apr
10%
——
Feb
—HHI ~~
Jan
11 %
common
Mar
5c
—
10%
Paper
4c
4,000
_.
__
*
Pitfield
321.475
6c
4c
T
Maybrun Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
4%c
Ltd—
Smith
59c
7.80
7c
6%C
A
&
45c
Lake
4%c Mar
8,500
B "—J.———————*
Howard
Apr
1.42
io
8,040
Class
Home
54c
Feb
30%
.
c
29c
—————
Jan
Jan
42c
II-
Mines—
Consolidated
Class
.
10c
40c
2.65
I
8 VaC
1.96
._____5
Feb
13,300
564,153
16%
preferred
12%
4
——-.
6%c
51c
1.42
17c
River
—
5% %
116%
_*
—
Co
•
19,500
49c
6c
J.
preferred
Jan
8c
Apr
16% Apr
1.29
1.00
Corp—
% %
Jan
2.00
.__.
Consolidated Gold—
Renfrew
Home
—
6%c
7c
Mining
Jan
.1
Drilling
Hollinger
—
—_*
_—
Dauch___.
&
Tower
Holt
Co—;
&
Bell
Highland
—
Jan
85c
10c
2 6 Vac
29c
Lake
Mines
Gold
Heath
8%
2
common
7 %c
Iron
39,173
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
13c
10,000
—
J,
'
of
Head
16 %
'
_
11
1,988
13c 13 %c
13c
14 V4
_
Marigold Oils
Feb
17
16T«
1.05
Marcon Mines
8.40
10%
17%
Farms common
Hardee
1st
Cotton
Feb
.HIII—
7
5c; Jan
Jan
4%c
*
common
3,050
_
—_
Malar tic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
Manitou Barvue
Maritime
Brass
Hahn
1.05
50c
Ltd
100
22
Apr
1.05
i.—
„!
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
7.05
10%
4%
—1
Majortrans
200
11
13%
.j.
Consolidated
Maher
Jan
4%c
—,
Apr
Apr
*
Gold
Apr
2.70
___i
common
Apr
15%
11%
—_—1
„
16%
Jan
2.20
38
10
—
Jan
500
5,260
Jan
8.05
1.33
„,
preferred
11
37%
9c
—
A
11%
4,951
Feb
3,035
«
2.69
MacLeod Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel &
Madsen Red Lake—
Jan
48
.
Mines
Macdonald Mines-,—
Macfie Explorations.
3.50
■45% Mar
—,
Jan
1.50
—
895
13%
8%C
Mines
3.00
—
47%
13 Va
5C
Gold
Jan
Jan
46%
Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
Apr
Apr
47
1
4.40
14%
40
Goldfield
8.65
«
Jan
49c
Mines—
Feb
15
-
Mines—
Lake
14,396
4.90
45
Apr
32
16
Warrants
Louvicourt
1.40
—._!
Gurney Products
Preferred
14%
4.90
Apr
Apr
37%
3,129
J
s
Uranium
3.00
j.
Mining
1.00
8,395
8%
Jan
38%
;
Lorado
2.50 Mar
30
7c
„—
Apr
1.45
:——.
Mines
Lead
2.95
Ltd
Feb
40
5,671
40
-
Long Island Petroleums-—Long Point Gas
i,
—*
Trust
Gunnar
Gwillim
5,245
40
2.50
High
37%
13%
Minerals
(M)
Low
36'A
40
I_50
.
13 %
Jan
2.20
;—*
—.——
Freehold
Guaranty
6.25
Locana
High
37'A
warrants-.
25%
24% Jan
39%
50
1
2.60 Mar
Jan
2.25
A
Lines
Greyhound
Gridooil
—
2.75
Wire
Greening
1.09
195
13
8%
50
Gas—
trust
7,355
—l
Saddlery—
warrants
Class A
26%
_____
class
Winnipeg
1956
13c
2,770
•
Voting
Jan
2,670
33
Greater
10c
Apr
Low
*
Preferred
48
Develop
West
Great
15% Mar
34%
2.30
A
#
Jan
33
2.20
class
14>A
47%
:
Coal
—
Cos
Class B_.
34%
warrants--.
Plains
Gulch
15
Par
Loblaw
48
_
_.
Great
Class
14%
15
_25
common.-
———'
Great
Gulf
Gas
preferred
Class B
Jan
—--
—
Preferred
Jan
7 '/a
*
—
—
Warrants
6%
Feb
2.20
common—
.
Northern
Apr
6
—1
Paper
Lakes
Warrants
5%
500
*
Great
Preferred
300
7%
-—0
___————
Great
Great
6%
7%
"
—_—
Mines
Granduc
6%
41
(Range for Week Ended April 1 4)
High
*
.
—_
Grandroy Mines
Low
High
"
——1
—
Grafton
Low
(1725)
5
550
9
9
300
8%^an
9
Jan
Jan
42
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Warrants-
Page
-v
-
Mines
Amalgamated
Drilling
Parker
Credit
Oil
Gold
Oils
Powell
Dominion
Jan
8%c
7,000
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
21c
22c
22c
3,719
17c
Jan
24c
Rights
Mar
Mines
Toronto
Elevators
Exchangeable
into
3.70
Apr
1,100
Jan
Toronto
Jan
Apr
4.00 Mar
Mar
20c
Jan
9%c Feb
13c
Jan
Feb
13c
Jan
Jan
13%
Apr
4%%
45
Jan
49
Apr
5%
29
Mar
33
Feb
1956
Star
15c
16c
24,400
10c
2,000
9 Vac
10c
8,100
9c
11 %
12 %
8,230
8%
49
49
150
30
30
45
15c
preferred——.
Traders
Finance
Class
B
■
__1
warrants
___
22%
66c
Feb
Trans
Canada
Mar
13c
Jan
Trans
Canada
1.05
1.00
1.06
4,000
500
15
1.00
Apr
Apr
1.58
Jan
1957
77c
76c
80c
13,600
52c
Feb
46c
52c
13,550
33c
Feb
52c
Apr
Trans
Prarie
50c
52 c
7,980
40c
Mar
68c
Jan
Triad
Oil—
39c
37c
40c
48,850
34c
Jan
43c
Mar
19
18
19
3,360
14
Jan
19
Apr
32c
32c
40c
13,160
32c
Apr
59c
Jan
1
*
1
»40c
40c
40c
3,000
38c
Feb
42c
Mar
55%
55%
57%
615
2.34
2.34
2.35
500
3.10
3.30
2,775
He
13c
34,500
13c
Jan
2.15
2.20
58%
Apr
Jan
50
2.90
Jan
Twin
Jan
16c
5.45
5.40
5.60
9,000
4.35
Jan
1.02
1.14
90,600
1.02
Apr
1.39
*
2.28
2.26
2.40
39.324
1.89
4c
4 Vac
10,500
4c
1
—
Quebec
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
24c
4.35
—
United
Corps
class
Apr
United
Fuel
Mar
United
Keno
5.25 Mar
United
New
Feb
United
Oils
4.35
1,000
8,800
9
9,253
5%
Jan
9% Mar
3.05
3.30
6,662
1.05
Feb
3.35 Mar
495
11,600
12%c
4,315
8.45
6c
1,500
5c
Mar
45c
10 %c
58c
70c
107,060
14c
12 Vac
14c
15,000
1.10
1,400
16%
450
1
75c
73c
78c
19,250
Realm
*
23c
22c 24 %c
22,700
Rio
Rio
Rupununi
Mines
Rix
Athabasca
Uran_
Little
Robinson
Class
Rockwin
V)
(A
1956
Ltd
Can
Oil
37,300
75
15%
9%
17c
15%
9c
15%
100
10c
56c
Jan
81c
Apr
Waite
Mar
32c
Feb
Walker G
Apr
Waterous
13
1.45
Lawrence
Maurice
Horsey
Mar
14"%
Feb
15%
Satellite
Scarfe
Metal
class
Jan
21c
Jan
5 VaC
Apr
6% Mar
Canadian
West
Malartic
Westburne
Westates
Apr
Western
Plywood
Mar
10%
Jan
Western
Surf
80
12.800
24 %c
Jan
Weston
Sheep
Water
&
35c 36 Va
c
346,425
70
Slater
1
Ltd
Bros
Jan
10%
1,285
9%
Jan
11%
32%
33
409
32 Va
Jan
33
1.75
1.50
1.75
825
1.45
Jan
'
60c
50c
B
Inlet
class
Class
Feb
17c
15c
17c
21,000
;*
51%
50%
52
8,112
56 V2
54 Va
57
1,427
,94
94
94
12
106% 106 Va
15
106
Jan
28 Va
18,173
17
Jan
1.45
133,320
32c
64,500
lie
Feb
32c
Apr
9c
5,500
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
_100
—
27%
—
_1
26%
1.39
1.25
28c
——
14VaC
1
'
8%c
„
class
A
.13
Apr
12c
39%
Jan
52
Apr
41
Jan
57
Apr
90%
<;
Jan
Feb
95
1.15
Feb
19 %c Mar
Feb
107% Mar
28 Va
Apr
1.45
Apr
24
680
77%
77%
65
17%
19
8.00
9.25
*
A
1.05
1.05
1.07
5,435
12c
11c
13c
37,800
9VaC
Jan
4c
4%c
26,000
2Vac
Feb
Yellorex
3%c Mar
5%c
—
—5
Zinc
&
Canuck
23
Oil
20c
Mines—
—
—1
Jan
Feb
6,049
Jan
19
Apr
4,800
4.75
Jan
9.25
1.00 Mar
.1.34
Jah
13c
Apr
6c
Apr
2,000
95c
Feb
50c
Apr
46%
l
45 Va
49%c
52c
Yukeno
32,900
49VaC
Apr
87c
Feb
1.05
Apr
Zenith
3Vac
Jan
Jan
4.50
Apr
2.00
Feb
Zenmac
24c
Mar
40c
Mines—
Mines
1
5c
_*
2.40
——1
18c
Jan
80
15 Va
18,595
G)
24
77% Mar
5c
(H
4.35 Mar
9.00
class
warrants—
Lead
Yankee
Apr
1
Ltd
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
4.00
19
2———100
Stores
A
4c
5c
4,616
2.30
2.40
6,545
17VaC 18%c
8,200
Mar
Apr
Jan
1.15 Jan
68c
Jan
6c
Feb
2.45
Jan
Feb
3.25
4.60
Jan
10%
Jan
1.17
1.25
36,381
43
45
75
42
Mar
7%
7%
200
7
Jan
19%
19%
205
19
Mar
19%
Feb
90
50
Feb
51%
Jan
21%
Jan
28
Feb
12c
Jan
22c
Jan
Mines
Mining
34%. Mar
1.20
Zulapa
Metal
1
23c
__
23c
3,525
17 %c Mar
21 Vac
Jan
21c
Fob
33c
Mar
12%. Mar
Jan
Electric—
7%
1
12
Jan
1.39
45
7%
Toronto Stock
Feb
Prices
Apr
Shown
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Jan
Expressed in
50
26*%
25
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
350
15.500
13c
85.500
51/4
5%
5%
8,910
17
16%
17
2,307
f
'
Jan
13 %c
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
Bulolo
Jan
17%
Apr
Canada
Gold
&
27c
34c
6,700
24c
Jan
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1.01
1.35
36,130
25c
Jan
Apr
Canadian
37c
38c
43,000
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
Canadian
6%c
7c
2.600
Feb
9c
Mar
5c
1.35
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Canada
Dredging
General
Consolidated
2,583
33
Jan
38%
Apr
Dalhousie
4,190
67 %
Jan
79%
Apr
Dominion
Glass
4c
Jan
5c
Dominion
9.10
9.50
18,700
30,652
26%
28%
3,762
27 %c
30c
19,200
6c
8%c
60,800
6.90
20
Jan
Jan
9.80 Mar
Dupont Co
8 VaC
Apr
International
Feb
Loblaw
Feb
Maclaren
14.325
14%c Mar
24c
2,080
14% Mar
17%
Apr
3.25
4.00
2,790
1.75 Mar
4.00
Apr
Minnesota
3.80
Feb
Ogilvie
3:40
1.31
3.40
550
15
15%
1,013
96%
96%
80
2 00
1.85
2.00
1,900
24c
*
23c
24c
43,545
21%
21%
550
21%
66c
II,725
49 %c
Jan
3.25 Mar
1.67
13% Mar
16%
Feb
Pend
93%
96%
Apr
Price
Jan
1.60 Mar
22 %c
2.20 Mar
Apr
25c
Jan
21%
56c
Apr
25%
67c
Jan
49 %c Mar
60c
Mar
EE
53c
56c
Z~1
5,500
1 70
1.70
1.75
-,'40
10,720
1.65
Feb
1.90
Jan
1.33
1.45
55,780
1.30
Feb
1.45
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25 Va
Jan
28 Va
Jan
6.25
6.10
6.25
2,815
5.95
Jan
6.85
Jan
20
*
=>
:
20
2,531
16
Jan
20% Mar
33
33%
280
30
Jan
34
Feb
18%
18%
50
18
Jan
20
Mar
36%
36%
36 Va
779
29%
Jan
36%
42%
42'/a
44
4,374
Jan
45
15c
4,590
71
71
40
23%
*23%
*
*
Ontario
Flour
No
par
Odd
lot
57%
Jan
67
Apr
81%
Jan
85
Mar
48
Feb
1,950
5
Jan
4,062
3c
Jan
1.08
9
5c*
13 %
Feb
14%
730
20
Jan
22% Mar
22%
22
22%
925
21
Feb
22%
Apr
31
Feb
2.50
31
#
51%
sale
e
f Flat
Cash
31%
219
31
Jan
33 Va
50
52
444
47
Jan
52% Mar
2.35
2.35
250
2.30
43%
43
44 Va
1,885
40 Va
Jan
1.50
1.50
300
1.40
Jan
Gold
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51c
53 c
6,000
42
150
1
51c
42
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35
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49c
Jan
Jan
2.55
Feb
48% Mar
1.50
65c
42
Jan
Jan
Mar
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price.
sale
Feb
1.50
delivery sale
year's range),
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Apr
r
Jan
620
range).
Apr
Jan
34%
14
22%
in
32,750
Jan
267
13%
21%
ZZl
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50
4c
30%
32 %
14
value
534
95c
Feb
21%
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34,360
8%
Feb
77
32%
$
84
83c
21
Feb
5
.*
66
7%
Jan
77
2,361
77
Petroleum
14c
3%c
17%
19%
1
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
77
common.:
84
18c
25
Z_2.50
&
12c
-Apr
Jan
2.50
A
: 65
/ lie
22 %
19%
J
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a
Feb
Mar
280
77
Bros
*
Mar
75
19%
32
20c
Feb
2.50
:
41%
13 Vac Mar
Apr
68
*
;
B
Yukon
19%
33
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Jan
Feb
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1
Feb
26%
Linoleum
Zellers
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8 Va
25%
;
Paper
class
Southwest
Jan
Jan
26
_5
Inc
Class
High
44 Va
6 Va
*
Preferred
25,625
Jan. 1
•
Feb
12,300
Jan
Feb
Low
8%
50
Apr
34c
-
37
18%
common.
common
28%
Jan
17c
5c
100
7%
Oil
Jan
1.55
20 %c
38%
7%
Investments
Oilcloth
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•
38%
1
Paper
38%
79i/4
3 35
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5
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Low
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35
8c
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■'.'"".Par
common
77%
5c
>
15c
Vinegars
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731/2
4c
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331/4
5~c
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44c
.
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3.75
14
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31 i/2C
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Dollars
Sales
for Week
'
50
26%"
12c 13 %c
11c
Canadian
Thursday
171/4
common—
Jan
1,810
—100
T
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16
—
Jan
10%
3.00
13
1.00
28 %
ZZ_35c
Territory Mining
Apr
99c
Feb
11%
A„_
Preferred—
15c
__ZZ
70c
Jan
3.00
13
Larder
Woodward
1.45
Voting trust
Jan
79c
_50c
class A_
Mines
j7c
Temagami Mines
25c
400
*
Coghlan
1 50
common
5,555
10,312
5c
670
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94c
3.00
95c
9.985
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88c
97c
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Mar
2.10
3.00
90c
*
1
33
28%
__;
10%
32%
Young
30c
*
Ordinary
—
*
—1
preferred
1
|
Apr
*
Petroleum
class
Feb
1.70
*
ZZ_1
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Sunburst Exploration
Superior Propane
Thompson Lundmark
10%
Jan
63c
5
Yellowknife Bear Mines
11%
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Mar
Jan
27c
9 25
Mines
Canada
95c
31% Mar
31%
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906
42
11%
•
Industries
1.55
40% Mar
31%
«
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1.49
Jan
*
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Thorncliffe
30
Apr
47c
1
—
Canada
Tiara Mines
Apr
4.75 Mar
14
Jan
1
Nickel
Warrants
Jan
Warrants
Apr
Jan
1
& Gas
Supertest Petroleum
41c
Sale Price
Uranium
Preferred
4.80
3.70
50
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Texaco
13
30%c
•
Teck
10
6,700
23%
1,700
»
Tamblyn
45%
59c
23%
9,210
Paving
Switson
Jan
55c
*
38c
Wire
Cons
Jan
29
1,195
59c
(J)
Feb
4.50
Standard
Sullivan
*
4 VaC
Wood
9%
4.25
Standard
of
27
370
42
Mar
Jan
35 %c
*
Steel
6,409
31%
3c
Feb
30e
Stafford
Stedman
29%
30
8,000
6 %c
35 %c
12c
Starratt
27%
3%c
11 %c
1
*
Oil
Feb
3c
9 Vac Mar
200
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stanwell
Jan
Feb
7%
Apr
3c
1
Warrants—
Jan
3.80
Apr
l
preferred
Wiltsey
Mar
27
25% Mar
4%c Mar
137,373
12 %c
Stanrock
25
1.18 Mar
590
1.03
——_i_—1
Foods
27
38%
4,000
4.50
'ii.
..
Union Oils-
.27
75c
Feb
2,387
1.03
20
preferred.
i.
t
Jan
Jan
10c
4.00
*
,
—
Ltd
Southam
Southern
common
'—20'"'
88c
28c
35
4.25
1.03
_1„„„50
preferred
235
5%c
4.25
.*
—
3,483
38%
;
(Geo)
Willroy
1.08
62c
5c
Mar
45%
10,865
65c
37%
:
4.00
1
A
J
u
Industries
Somerville
45%
1.13
56c
—38%
Apr
9%c
30c
4.20
Apr
3.90
4.25
•
class
—
$6
1.10
—1.25
2.40 Mar
5%c
90c
1,220
Mar
4.40
9%c
Jan
2,570
46
11 % c Mar
*
Jan
36,389
Jan
l
17c
4.75
Jan
3.50 Mar
1
69c
12%
38 Va
6 Vac
Alexander
575
4.65
9,985
Wood
8,500
11%
Apr
Windfall-——
5.350
Apr
Jan
6.65
Jan
Winchester
10
10
3.701
1.80
Jan
86c
200
3.50
Apr
Mar
Apr
21c
Feb
3.00
Jan
_
90c
5.90
20,860
3.00
51
.
1.30 Mar
700
9c
KeD
66c
9%
9%
4.30
8c
28Vac
Jan
7or
70
4.45
.
Ltd
Preferred
Feb
46
4.25
Mar
39
Apr
Mar
Jan
50c
Mines—:
Dairies
(N)
Slater
Apr
7c
__l
Mines
Ltd
40
41%
50c
Miller
Mines
33 %c
1,140
Mar
1
Standard
Sisco
30
Quebec
Simpsons
12
27%
Gordon
Silverwood
5c
19c
*
Gold
8,800
85c
—50
Mines
Silver
Apr
1.61 Mar
50
-
preferred
Creek
Sigma
Jan
89c
19 % Mar
common-*
—
B
Sherritt
Silver
Power
preferred
Gas
B
4%%
14'% Mar
4.75
A
Class
100%
Jan
Feb
13
A
Jan
65c
Jan
4.80
Class
99%
Jan
5%c
44%
4.25
1
A—
Warrants—
Mar
1.30
10
Class
25
6.35
4.30
Shawinigan
Jan
6.10
*
'
21%
18%
93
15c
14.501
„
Jan
11%
*
6.65
6.20
Jan
39 Va
Feb
2,350
Breweries
19%
10
*
1.60
Leaseholds
3,670
A
1.35
Jan
91%
105
—
5c
Jan
30
12,425
Petroleum
Decalta
4.70
Hldgs class
51
80c
'
Western
lOVaC Mar
3c
2,333
50
8c
Oil
Western
88c
18c 18%c
77c
Mines
11% Mar
*
Arts
50
_i_i
—_—,
77% Mar
_*
Seven
25,993
92
1
Jan
Freehold
Silkirk
39%
1
&
Feb
12,628
10
39
39%
:
Preferred
Jan
34,713
*
;
—
2,600
*
class
6.05
Scythes common—
Security
Oil
Foods
72%
8c
1.55
.1
—
A—.—.
5c
Warrants
Westfair
Feb
13 %c
West
4,310
99%
68
5c
Apr
12%
70
1.65 Mar
' Apr
18%
36c
Jan
16c
1.46
50c
1.05
Jan
17%
1
Petroleum
700
12c
.11%
Debentures
Sarcee
1.60
2,100
12
Sapphire Petroleums
1.60
16c
10,369
78c
5c
Feb
*
15c
1.52
5%c
Jan
1.38
Mar
17%
4.1
8 Va
Feb
5c
1
Gold—
River
Sand
Apr
16c
•
common
*
Gold
Antonio
5 Va
1.15
Feb
9.60
99%
79c
6,627
12,600
Feb
77%
14,337
1
6%
1.26
2%c
5c
29,300
Apr
5%
1.20
7 Vac
22,000
241/a
100
Warrants
San
Ref—
Ltd
5%c
23%
Gas—
Shififf
Salada
&
Copper
24 %
1.63
9,000
Canada
—•
Jan
Jan
6
10
Products
common—
Jan
14c
Mar
1.10
83,600
Western
9
,10%
8.15
10c
4,125
33.500
Apr
Apr
% Mar
4c
Western
6,835
Apr
7,685
1.62
2.00
16c
41c
Mar
40
3c
Feb
9c
25
Apr
13c
Westeel
preferred
5%
St
Corp
1.51
Jan
4c
Apr
13c
9.00
10%cl0%c
1.54
Jan
33
50
8.35
85c
20%
3,211
33
16c
Apr
10%
22,245
25
1
11%
10
2.00
4.60 Mar
1
86
11c
Jan
32
8.80
*
Nickel
Jan
lie
Apr
21c
Jan
;
Mar
15
&
Apr
10V4
57%
Mar
3.60
'
Feb
13
Jan
*
Jan
17c
Petroleums-
Jan
Mar
1
55 %
17,286
Lake
Jan
19 VaC
Webb
Jan
—
240
2,891
4.55
Va 'Feb
Werner
13c
4c
25
54
Wespac
Mar
5c
15c
21%
19 Vs
Jan
Jan
22VaC
Jan
11.499
75
Jan
52 %
"
' 17%c 18%c
1
Feb
Apr
15%
90
10 % Mar
Mar
7.40
Jan
29,561
8.65
57%
Mar
10%
Knapp Canada Ltd—
Mining
;
1.73
18c
21%
57%
Jan
51
10,188
:
46
Petroleums
4.55
8.90
53%
Mar
9% Mar
Weedon
Feb
15c
Wayne
10%
76%
19%
10 %
Feb
1.22
Mines
74%
21%
49
250
Apr
Apr
1
Equipment
Amulet
210
10
_*
305
10
18%
& W
6VaC
Wainwright Products
13,725
25
50
'
%
Feb
lie
—1
—
Trust—1
21c
4%c
5c
9
Apr
17,580
5c
550
'
l
86
1
10
1
Grey
17
9,200
6%
Feb
53%
V.
1
Mines
Jan
Class
St
&
Jan
16c
5%
6%c
'
"■
:
13 Va
4c
6
19,125
24
Mines
11%
——
Mining
c
31c
13%
Vespar
85
Industries
Russell
Ryanor
Violamac
10%
common
Preferred
35c
131/4
13 %
8c
Mar
7%
*
80c
37,833
31%c
Jan
Debentures
86
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
6%c
4%
1.62
Exploration
10%
*
Mines
Consol
Rowan
6c
1,135
25
;
.—10
common
—
Pall Mall—
of
6c
5,800
7%
1.98
*
Mines
50c
-•
100
Ltd
preferred
Victoria
Apr
17% Mar
4.292
1
Mines
Apr
Mar
9.40
71/4
1
Ltd——
14c
1.75 Mar
17c 19 %c
Ventures
74c
Apr
8.85
*
—
Petroleum
Rothmans
17c
12c
92
Cons
Jan
Jan
995
Vandoo
Jan
1.13
900
36c
Feb
4.00
Corp_j
Vanadium Alloys
Jan
3%c
1.50
Steel
Jan
1,500
15%
Jan
7c
4.45
;
2.82 Mar
21c
57%
:
Jan
5,300
53 Va
i_25
2
Apr
3,975
18%c
.'
Canada
-
___*
Hill—^
Apr
14c
i0c
18%
preferred
1.74
15%
20 Va Mar
35c
7%
*
B
B
Fortune-—
Upper
10
1.15 Mar
Inv
United
7 %c
10,500
9.00
1
A—
Jan
1.75
1.50
—•—*
Mines
Roche
Roe
——
common.--*—
18c
6%c
1
Algom
Mar
55
4c
15
1
*
1
Minerals
Rexspar
15%
1
Mines
Feb
Mar
1.13
1
2
Renabie
Rocky
4c
1
Chemical
Feb
9.25
64c
Macdonald—
Mar
9.10
16
Explorations
75c
5 %c
1.10
Reichhold
44
12c
Mar
6c
16
—
Jan
Feb
60c
54
*
Mining
2.10
5%c
52
*
Oil
Reeves
4c
15,400
Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Rapid
Reef
Jan
74c
1.10
Ranger
2 %c
13 VaC
1
Ltd
Mines
22,699
voting trust
Feb
24 %c
*
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
Rainville
Canso
10 %c
Jan
10c
9.15
2.45
8% Mar
Mar
33c
1
Mar
4.60
1
Petroleum
2.30
Apr
Mar
7%c
„
_i—1
7c
60c
52
1
*
Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
2.30
,__so
1
14c
8%
100
Preferred
Queenston
Jan
___5o
Mining Corp
9.35
56c
Jan
15%
Asbestos
3.05
Gas
Natural
12c
1,230
common
preferred
United
8c
Warrants
Quonto
i
2,500
1
_•
Union
74c
—1
1
*
1
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
131,723
Apr
25
Jan
14c
10
Feb
Jan
19%
15Va
50
preferred
2.00
40 %c Mar
20%
49%
Jan
Feb
Apr
19
10
2.48
88
43
12c
14%
Jan
Feb
Mar
2.50
3.700
26,093
50
10,099
2,667
51c
24%
10
5%c
4,525
9.30
50c
10c
Mar
6c
10
Canada
87
36%
_»
of
Apr
1,850
7c
B
Apr
45
4,820
7c
Gas
46%
Jan
2.00
23%
Feb
Apr
Jan
43%
8.70
"
14%
60
37%
50
88
*
Feb
—
^
Feb
38
1.45
1
45,850
3c
.
88
15%
—
Jan
6.00 Mar
Jan
42%
z
1
9%C
3c
180
*
Class
31c
65%
7c
12c
preferred
Apr
Jan
58
l'__»
18c 24 Vac
8 Vac
1
1
_1
Copper
Chibougamau Gold
Jan
Jan
>17,963
45
;
United
Ltd-:
3,000
46%
12%
5
7c
*
.'.
preferred
2nd
Union
A
60
Mines
Acceptance common———
1st
Feb
Gas
80c
Feb
*
Shawkey
Union
6.35 Mar
1.11
City
Ultra
3.60 Mar
Jan
10c
1
Ascot
I—*
—
Feb
5% .Apr
Feb
5.10
20
14
<
7c
44%
50c
24%
Pipeline—
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Feb
'*
Airways
Quebec
1
1„1
Transmountain Oil Pipeline
Transcontinental Resources
48c
87c
14
60
;
9,25
50c
Jan
57%
ZZ
1.65
Exp Ltd——
Pipeline
G3c
■
43%
;
Feb
Jan
10c
22'/a
24c
6,309
51,889
44
—40
;
41c
22 %
6,000
61
6.00
•
_ZZZl00
:
warrants
Mar
.Jan
5 % Mar
5.80
;
45%
*
-
preferred
preferred
Jan
-
*
:
33c
43r
60 %
'
,7c
A
;
96,775
60
—__1
class
__j
;
80c
14
;_50
Towagmac Exploration
100
'
Maple Leaf Mills (share for share)
Toronto Iron Works-class A
<•
2.92
3.40
9 V2C
20c
*
•
,
2.25 Mar
2.20
13,525
Ore
Quebec
Quebec
of
250
1,811
2.25
50c
Minerals Ltd
Quebec
shs
common
3.95
3.70
2.20
.7,350
—----
6.00
High
14,500
26%c27%c
61
:
,
:
*
Gas Producers
Provo
Purdex
Ltd—1
>,
27%c
i-io
——•
3.65
lie
.—
80c
—1
uank—:
——;——.—
60c
Electric
Prospectors
Toronto
Apr
1.05
___•
Low
59c
5%
64c
__
Ltd—'
10c
Mines Ltd '
Preston
Silver
54c
Mines
.
Iron
Premium
Mines
Torbrit
10c
Oil Royalties
President
Tombill
High
56c
5%
__
A
-*
—1
;
Gold
Corp
Prairie
Apr
Mar
58c
——■
Rouyn
Power
Apr
Low
lOc
Tip Top Canners class
1
1
—*
Development
Ponder
Jan
73c
par
,
Petroleums
2
Gas
&
32c
6,875
8.50
'j
1
Tidal
1
Gas—
Crow
Oil
Placer
45,350
—*
& Mines
&
47C
80c
«——50
•—*
Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
Piace
Jan
42c
12
Mines-
Peruvian Oil
Petrol
50c
5.85
77c
9 VaC
common
—_
Oil preferred-
&
Apr
27
16c
—
-—
Gold
Phillips
Jan
:—1
1.25
common
Gas
t-trmo
Perron
24
•—1
—*—-1
Pipeline common
Preferred
peoples
2,280
10,331
Mar
3.95
Exploration
Penmans
8.50
25%
2
1
Consol
Exploration Ltd
PCE
8.10
—
Paymaster
Pembina
13%
7c
1
of
Peerless
82c
Jan
24%
*
Mines
Canada—..
Consolidated Gold
Pato
Feb
9.90
80c
Paramaque
Patino
50c
46 % c
Porcupine
Pardee
4,000
17,229
8.20
Ltd
Pamoil
Pamour
80c
13%
April 17, 1961
(Range W Week Ended April 14)
High
24%
—-
Tubes
Hersey
12»/a
1
Petroleums
Paciiic
80c
12 Va
*
Nickel
Pacific
Low
High
7 Monday,
.
.
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges.
Volume 193
Number 6047
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
"
'■
'
"
(1727)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and
The
obtained
are
from
the
National
within
Par
Industrials and
I
Aerovox
Par
\
Corp
.—1
———
Products
Land
9
Inc
10%
70 'A
Allied
Radio
Alside
Inc
Corp
Fisher
73%
19
20%
Development Co—1
8'A
9
Brothers
Fisher
Florida
1
26%
23%
Florida Steel
——1
35'/a
38 %
Foote Bros
18%
20 Vs
American
Cement Corp,.
0
13 Va
Co——__—5
.62%
American
Express
American
Greetings
American
class
Gypsum
Co.
American-Marietta
American
A—1
—1
Pipe & Const Co——1
Aniieusei-o3v.acu
—
Service
Co
10
Finan Corp of Calif-1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
40
13%
45%
Ginn
33
54'A
juio——
Gibraltar
57 V2
&
Company
Glasspar
Farms Co common
—1
16%
18
Participating preferred
3
56
59'A
Green
5
65 Va
68%
Green
Co___5
24%
26'A
Grinnell
Public
Arizona
Service
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Co>._:
Western Gas
Metal
Art
Arvida
Power
Construction
Corp
Associated
Retailers
Bates
13%
Growth
12%
Gulf. Interstate
10
Mfg
Bayles
2.50
Behien
22%
23Va
—
Bros
Corp
11%
76%
Corp
23%
1
13%
14
Hills
Boston
B
Harcourt
Harvey
vs
Capital Corp—
16
69 Va
Brace
107 Va
112 Va
25%
27%
Hearst
26 V2
28'A
13
Hidden
62
Co
9
8'A
Cons
High
Hilton
16%
Hoover
30
125
Riley
34%
Robbins
32%
Robertson
cl A_25
12 Va
13%
Rockwell
60 Va
64
Rose
Mining
Engineering
Corp
class
9%
1
10%
217
232
3%
4%
21%
23 %
—1
28 V8
Houston
Corp
1
11%
12%
8%
8%
Houston
Fearless
Corp
1
7%-
7%
9Va
10'2
Houston
Natural
Gas
*
*
33 Va
35%
23%
25
Houston
1
4%
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg Co
110
(Charles) Co Inc
3
4%
16Va
18%
Hudson
Bowser
Products
Inc
Brown
&
Bruning
Brush
common
$1.20
34%
45Va
48%
59
62 Va
Hugoton
*
25-Va
28%
Husky
Oil
10c
37 Va
40%
Indian
Head
Tel—-—5
17%
19 Vs
Indianapolis
52
55
International
—1
Steel Castings Co
Byllesby
(H
M)
&
Co__
Class
A
Hugoton
Interstate
California
Oregon Power Co__20
Calif
Water
&
Telep
Co__25
27%
12Va
36Va
—1
Water
Cameo
Service
21
Co
Delhi
Canadian
Cannon
Oil
Ltd—!—10c
Production
Mills
class
Paper
Products
Steel
Point
Field
111
Central
Indiana
7%
Inc
1
61
6 5'A
Water
•
25%
27
Co
10
30%
Wash—1
of
7%
Louisiana
Electric
17 Va
Interstate
37%
Interstate
Engineering
Motor
4%
5
38
44%
47 Va
Iowa
17%
18%
Itek
Vending
Diver
A
Ionics
Freight Sys—1
Securities
Inc
Southern
Utilities
Jamaica
Jervis
Jessop
Steel
Corp—6
22 Vs
23%
Kaiser
Steel
—1
13%
15
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
5%
6%
35%
38%
33'Ac
24'A
2d %
21%
23
Kennametal
—1
5%
6 Vs
lc
16 V2
17%
Ketchum
Co
Clinton
B_,
Engines
Corp—
Corporation
Clute
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Product
Water
Supply—
Corp
Co
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
Kentucky
Natural
49%
ll'A
Utilities
38%
22 Va
638
89%
Keystone
Portland
16V2
18%
Koehring
Co
Co—5
44'A
47 Va
Laboratory
Milling &
Elev Co.—1
24
26%
9
29
Oil
Corp com_3
16
17
Landers
Frary
21%
23%
Lanolin
Plus
preferred—
conv
Commonwealth:Gas
25
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consol
Freightways
2.50
Consolidated
•
8'/s
Corp
Control
Lines Inc—1
10V2
12
Long
Data
Systems
Cross
130
1
22
23%
Ludlow
1
12 V2
13%,
Lytton
-8
7V8
-1
16%
17%
Madison
5
24%
27
Marlin-Rockwell
1%
pfd—
Inc
27%
29%
Cummins
Co
60
64
5
Engine Co Inc
Danly Machine Specialties
Dariing (L A) Co.
Dashew
Detroit
Internat
Finance
Di-Noc
Dictaphone
Inc
Inc
$1.25
Donnelley
Dorsett
McLouth
McNeil
16'A
18%
Arts
R)
&
Bradstreet
Dura
Bush
$1
Eastern
Mid-American
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
—-1
42
1
56
2
5%
Miles
59 Va
Miller
6
1
17 Va
18%
29 V2
32
2
of
26%
28%
America—
Inc
Class A
45 Vs
2V2
Co
Laboratories
Co__
61
Narragansett Capital
1
Electrolux Corp
Electronics
Empire State
Oil Cor_
Business' Forms—
Financial
—
Galvan
12
13%
Class
B
33
35%
National
1
61V2
65 Va
New
Co_£l
30%
33
Nicholson
83 V2
88 %
North
North
Carolina
North
Penn
Northeastern
—2.50
17 Vs
18 Va.
Northwest Natural
Corp
18Vs
Northwestern
21
23
Nuclear-Chicago
74 V2
78%
Ohio
88'A
93 Va
Oklahoma
79
83%
Old
Assn_100-
Inc
16%
*
1
10
Water
Ben
19%
Pub
Miss
Louis__20
(Savannah)—
Trust
10
13%
River
Corp
Prod
County Trust Co
New
115
5%
6%
6
6%
National
First
Natl
(N
50
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N
34%
69%
30%
73
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32 Vz
Bank
Co
49%.
117%
120%,
10
65 Va
69
10
Trust
34
36%
Co
Westchester_5
Bank
(Cleve)—8
34 Vz
37%
55
59 Vz
52
56 Vz
Bank Sc
(Albany)
7.50
National Newark Si Essex
Banking
Co
(N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bost—12%
61%
Natl
State
Newark—12 »A
65
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
51
38
49%
330
41%
New
Jersey Bank & Tr Co
53
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)-20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
350
Bk
of
38
41%
39%
43
61%
65
78%
87
Provident
11
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
(Hackensack
Si
N
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5
Tradesmen's
Trust
10
73%
Vz
77%,
65
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34 Va
145
37
155
22 Va
24%.
10
50
53 %
20
39%
42 Vz
Bank
58%
62
20
63
44%
50%
Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
142
50
54
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl
6'A
(Atlanta)
27%
173
45 Va
25
Si
Commercial
Trust
Trust
&
City
25%
163
12.50
York
10
(Minn)
Bk
5
(Pgh) 25
10
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66%
72
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60
65%
83%
87
Royal Bank of Canada
71
74%
Royal State Bk of New York
First
10
55%
58%
St
5
30'A
32%
Seattle
1st
(Wash)—20
59 Va
63
Second
Natl Bank of Phila—10
35 Va
38%
83
87%
Natl
Bank
of
Dallas
First Nat'l Bank (Jersey
City)
First National Bank of
Passaic
County
25
&
of
St
Louis
20
74
85'/s
Boston
89
Co
Natl
Girard Trust
Bk
Corn
L
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Bk
32%
Hanover Bank
29 Vs
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
16%
Hartford
&
Natl
of
New
Bank
York
Tr
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80
27'A
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3
27%-
29%
45
49 %
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32 Va
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Industrial Bk of Com
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34%
37
60%
10
50%
97
footnotes,
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83 %
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24%
10
72
76%
20
74
77%
25
64
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34
37%
of
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(New
Trade
Bank & Tr
Co
Trust
Co
Jersey
24
26'A
10
York)
64
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50 Vs
of
Bank
New
of
(Cleveland)
Union
Trust
10
Co
of
Maryland. 10
18'A
19%
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United States Trust
Valley Natl Bk
47%
50%
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120
60
Wachovia Bank &
(N Y)
63 Vz
Trust Co
(Wins ton-Salem N C)
5
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9%
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of
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80 Vz
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55
12%
•
47
10
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56%.
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Bk
(Los Angeles)
34
15
Hudson County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)—8
13%
pfd_*
53%
20
(Chic)
15%
Natl
76%
10
Co
Trust
(Boston)
10
of
Union
30
Security Natl Long Island N Y-5
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Rochelle
Natl
Louis
50%
5
10
State
(Philadelphia) _10
Westchester
New
10
Security First Natl Bank
78%
20
Trust
First
of
Bank
City Bank (N Y)
Pennsylvania Banking
27
19 V8
40%.
32
10
New
(S F)_10
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30%
17 Va
57 Vz
First Natl Bk (Baltimore)
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12
V2
First National Bank of Chi
20
20%
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;
5
Bank of
National
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Natl
(Camden
18%
6
Bid
5
(N Y)
(St Louis)
Bank
National
5
Camden
First
•
11%
24%
74%
38
Co
Tr Co
(Fairfield County)
63
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30
59%
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New
National
108
First Natl
10c
Trust
National Bank of Detroit
139%
69 V2
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133%
26%
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73 Va
68
362
—
19
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9%
22%
70
53
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50
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39%
5%
50
70
52%
24'A
21
Trust
18%.
65
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37 Vz
Manufacturers & Traders
17%
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,
58%
49%
1
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12%
35
10
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Continental 111 Bank Si Trust
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12%
27%
56
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co__ 12 V2
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
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16%
25 Va
Co
Manufacturers
45%
34 Vs
15
Long
46%
405
34%
24 Vs
9%
-
42
31'A
38 V2
,
31%
22 %
100
.
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)
10
5
Corp
12
39%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY)_10
95'A
43
387
Trust
53'A
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Citizens & Southern National
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
36
58 Vs
(Bkiyn).lo
Liberty Real Estate Bank Si
Mercantile
Empire Trust Co
49%
55%
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64 Va
58
17 Va
46'A
60
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Central
•
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Gas
Service
Coal
10
(N J)
1
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Water
10%
11
37 %
Companies
Ask
Natl Bank of Cleve
16
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Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12Va
Co
*
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Gas
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
Yuba Consolidated Industries
1
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau
County N Y
Franklin
17 Va
l
Mellon Nat Bk Si Tr Co
19%
18 V2
5
10
42 Va
17 Va
29%
Co
Co
77%
50c
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60
20%
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1
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Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Assoc—8
15 Vz
80
40%
5
72%
2 3'A
Elec
14Va
76 %
3
56%
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Co
18
38 %
Light Co_10
39%
Trust
1
Corp
Si
5
21V2
&
File
(N
16%.
1
7
32
26%
16%
1
10
St
5
15%
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(Newark)_25
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100
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10
of
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17 Vs
v
of Commerce
Bank
25 Vs
Shops of Del—1
Gas
6%
15%
2V2
common
Shirt
Eng
Oil
&
27%
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Federation
Boston
Homes
1
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23'A
1
Co
10c
Farrington Mfg. Co
Natl
Gas
National
Co
Company
2.50
Equity Oil Co
&
National
41%
7%
Mfg Co
Ets-Hokin
16%
39
——1
International
Resistor
15
1
2
Inc
(San
45 Vs
36%
Utilities
Rubber
Chemical
18%
6Vs
29 Va
Bid
National, Bank—10
5
1
1
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Bank of America N T & S A
16
12
57%
Investors
I8V2
26%
Nalco
Wood
1
41'A
11
Missouri
Corp
5
24%
Mohawk
*
46%
4%
Systems Corp
10c
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co.—1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
34%
—
49 %:
Missile
45%
(Texas)
33
1
Gas
22%
Co
30%
43%
2
Mfg Co
Minneapolis
39%.
46'A
7%
Inc
31
Electric
36%
Inc—
common-
61 Va
Bank and Trust
•
Pipeline
21 %
Electronics Capital Corp
First
'
,
Inc
43%
Electro-Voice
Federal
68 Va
62
Co
55
24%
65
Co
Power
Wurlitzer
1
50c
Electro-Science
Erie
Microdot
27%.
to
Utilities
56 %
Inc.
Industries
Electrada
Ennis
22
5
17 %
35
1
27%.
Witco Chemical
Hotels Delaware Corp—1
City Natl Bk & Tr
3%
Lines—1
Inc
Gas
|"Utilities Associates—10
Laboratory Inc
1
Paso
Emhart
changed
Michigan
40%
19 Va
Economics
El
Name
Metromedia
52%
preference
Eastern
8'A
1
.
Dynamics Corp
84 %
36 V2
Inc
Co
Motor
5
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Co
Corporation
Duriron
Fast
21%
5%
27'A
r " ''■39 Vs.
26 Va
5
20
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7.50
Electric
Wisconsin
5%
25 s "fal-
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Corp
Wilcox
72
26 V*
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6OV2
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Whiting
35%
5
10
Western Natural Gas Co
4%
25
Cleveland
10%
5
Eng
•
34%
24 %
lo
Telephone Co
20
Products
32
Manufacturing Co_*
67'A
non-voting
21%
A
25%
1
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1
Co_
36%.
2%
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&
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting—
35%
7%
28%'
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Company
Duffy-Mett Co
Dunham
33
79 V2
26%
lc
,
Meredith
48 %
1
23
42%.
1
Merchants
28 %
5
Drackett
Dun
22%
5
—
:
Steel
Machine
44%
1
Inc
pfd_
(R
Corp
Melpar Inc
:
Elecs
Electric
Industries
20%
10
Point
2.50
(Phila)
21%
1
15%
common
conv
&
Electronics
26
Mfg Co
St
39%
1
Inc
11%
Corp
Diebold
Mattel
Tunnel Corp_5
Chemical
Dlversa
13 Vs
14%
*
Western
Weyerhaeuser Co
Bk
25 '/a
9%
10%
Bridge Co.—1
68%
21
1
Co
25%
19%
1
—1
Co
24'4
19
2%
Camden Trust
23%
1
McLean
A
22'A
65
Co
Broad
23%
Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
50c
Maxson
class
2%
Co
79
•33%
12
Corp
Massachusetts Cos
44
Co—16
35 Vs
Oil
Western
Inc
Boatmen's Natl
*
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10%
Corp
5%
1 'A
Corp
Financial
8%
Co
Works
Bank
32 V2
Delhi-Taylor
Canada
Inc
Corp
Financial
1
Dejur-Amseu
Dial
Stores
Machines—10c
Business
Detroit &
12 Vs
3
Lucky
Wesco
7%
Bankers Trust Co
50c
Inc
54%
1
Tel
Sys
19%
Marmon
Company
Crouse-Hinds
Co
51 %
30 V2
Lt Si
18'A
1
&
44%
1
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1
Bank of New
7%
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139
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50c
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(Hugh
Co
41 Va
10
Corp
1
Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
34'A
lc
Steel
33
Steel
32 Vs
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Liberty
.
63 Vt
36%
30 V2
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1
Co
States
14Vs
75%
Lone Star
10 Va
Watson
Westcoast
22'A
41
21 %
Washington
19
West
20 Va
Loan
Corp____
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
32 'A
19'A
33
60
34
Wash Natural Gas Co
30%
30%
25
Stepan Chemical Co
11%
67'A
5
30%
9%
21
28'A
10Va
13
Co
24%
30%
3
22%
25
Clark
&
24 Vz
22'A
Co
32-Vs
Home
Baltimore
10%
1
Products—5
Coffee
Coral
Blower
Transp
Continental
Cook
Lau
Rock
—
Cook
9
10
31'A
64
Laguna Neguel Corp units
Colorado
Brothers
27%
Par
1
Electronics
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9lA
Gas
Co
13 VB
5
:
for
227/8
1
1
20%
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Fruit Si
Common
26 Vz
16%c
1
Co
19%
53 Vz
24%
1
•
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Statler
53
-
-
18 Vs
50
50c
Corp
Swasey Co
Warner &
53
5
Co
5
Co
46
3
Cement
40
Producing Co
Electric
Stanley
Grocery
22
63
48 V2
50c
Co
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
Walter
(Jim)
33
20
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Co
37'A
43%
1
85V2
•
37%
59
35 Vs
12
34 Va
10
Co—
Colorado
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Von's
35
2
5
Vitro Corp of America
21
19 %
303/4
16%
29 Vz
*
33%
105 Va
101
15%
Power Co—9
Vector
Mlg
40 %
27%
Const & Mining
Valley Mould Si Iron Corp
Vance Sanders & Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
4%
15 Va
37
split
Utah
5 Vb
7%
13
States Truck Lines Inc_l
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1
Carbon
Stanley
12 Va
7%
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32 Va
3
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1
vs
17 Va
16
36
10
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Gas
12%
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1
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46
34%
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31%
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36 Va
64
32
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61
4%
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20
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17 Va
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4
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5
Gas Corp
1
Chem Mil Corp_l
Leasing Corp
1
United States Servateria
Corp 1
United States Sugar
Corp
1
7%.
4
1
5
Steamship
Register
34
16 %
5
;
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&
l
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Inc
50c
States
8%
8
7
57 Va
Corp,
Corp
West Coast Telephone Co
Gas
(A
Elec
United
24%
United
Standard
59 Va
22%
United
Power
13%
20 Vb
24%
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19%
Eng
Sprague
Staley
Union
43
29 Vs
36 Va
Power
Financial
20%
27
18
Dev
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
33%
25 Vs
*
Kalvar
19 'A
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20c
39%
1
common
36 Vs
Co_2V2
36
1
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preferred
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230
51%
62
23%
•
Kearney & Trecker Corp
33V3C
cl A
com
class
217
1
36 Vs
33 Va
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Speer
Transval
30%
48%
33%
2
Spur Oil
1
33
Citizens Util Co
39%
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Corp
$1.46
37%
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23%
25c
5
Co
33 V2
Serv
12'A
50c
28 Va
A
1
Service
31%
Public
10 Va
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp
So
Union
9'A
1
31 Vo
VT
Southern
Inc—
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9
11 Vs
38 %
1
New
1
Co
Services
—10
Central
'
35%
58
Nevada
Southern
5
Co
common
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18%
1
Southern
Southwestern
Interstate
;
1
59 Va
&
8%
28%
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34%
12%
77%
54
Calif
3134
74
5
Colorado
23 V+
1
1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Co
Shore Oil
2I V2
10%
•
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26%
5 Vs
—10
Co
South
•
52 Va
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2
1
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Corp
Central
Telephone
Corp
Southwestern
35%
5
Skil
102 Vz
49
25c
Co
Cable
66
98 V2
5
Co
&
23%
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—1
Power
Wire
Southwest
Class
Co
Pacific
Simplex
37%
Interstate
Gas
Sierra
35%
61 Va
22'A
Co
&
7%
21%
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Inc
&
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v
6%
31
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69 Va
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38%
.
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15%
Seismograph Service Corp
65
28%
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22
33
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1
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62 Va
Co,
&
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Recreation
26V2
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Homes
Scott
Interstate
67
Gas
Bantam
Scholz
7 Va .*
15%
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20%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—•
Thrifty Drug Stores Co;
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3
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32%
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23
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30%
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1
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40 %
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Petroleum
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58
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91%
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182
43 %
7%
Corp
International Textbook Co
34Va
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14 Va
88
Central Maine Power Co
Cetron
13%
1
Water
San
King
52 Vz
21%
1
10c
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23
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Electric &
Central
Central
Co
27%
1
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49
1
Thomas A Betts Co
Mexico
Mills
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38%
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Carpenter
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25
—
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16
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Thermo
Corp
29%
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Superior Oil of Calif 1
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Cannon
1
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Canadian
Material
common
Gas
Indiana
California
California
Field
Pulp & Paper Corp—
31
Beryllium Co
Buckeye
Oil
42
Marie Reid
Sanders
1
2'A
A
39%
Corp
Roadway Express class
&
•
;
5
Gas
Rice
Sabre-Pinon
—1
Bowman
Brand
30%
45%
Bowling Corp of America-—10c
Botany Industries Inc
Stoker
1
11
13%
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29%
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1
&
6%
27%
37%
Texas Eastern Transmis
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Texas Industries Inc
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32%
12%
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Natural
Richardson Co
5
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New
Purina
32%
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of
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River
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514
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1
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Butadiene
30%
Hamp
Purolator Products
Radiation Inc class
Ralston
8%
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06
1
1
New
Alegre Sugar
Ltd-
1
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Texas
America
of
Co
42 Va
preferred
Co
Serv
1
Inc.
Voltage
41%
15Va
118
113
Publications
Splendor
6%
38
117
111
1
Instruments
Heublein
12Va
58l/a
110
10
Inc
Pub
Punta
•
Co
20%"-
Purex Corp
5
&
19
Petroleum
Serv Co
17%
A com_10
Co
1
28%
,.
r_50c
Electric
of
35 Vs
A
62'A
common
Hathaway
71
1
Light Co-1
Inc
1
Si
37 Va
Co
Pub
57 Va
Inc
Aluminum
67
& Bryson
65
201
Controls—1
A) Co class
Mining
5
*
Inc
—
Power
Class
Hanna
25%
Billups Western Pet Co
Black
9'A
—1
25
&
Inc
Cosco
(M
1
Hathaway
Beryllium
Black Sivalls
Hanna
8%
Co
Xerox
Hamilton
24%
10%
-—
Berkshire
Haloid
24 Vs
.
71V2
Bag Co——
Beneficial
103'A
Chemicals
Genl
1
Television Shares Mgt
Inc..
Pubco
190
-
1
Markets—
J )
Hagan
-10
—_1
Manufacturing
Bemis
98'A
1
1
—
Inc
Co
(A
65
16%
Producing Properties Inc
17%
61
Amer—1
of
Laboratories
Baxter
16Va
15 %.
6%:
__2
Potash
1
Inc
L
1
3%
13%
1
Capital
Books
47 3A
Telecomputing Corp
I
22'A
1
Inc
Techno
2QVa
Co__
Co
25%
*
11%
Tools Inc
Baker Oil
Grolier
12%
25%
19
Corp
20%
5
23 %
A.
Gas
Rubber
Portland
1
1
Bottlers.
24%
Co___5
Corp
Natural
11
44
2%
Broadcasting Co;
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
_1
Cement
10 Vs
Taft
26 V2
Inc
Lumber
Plymouth
11
50'4
24%
1
Industry
General
Pickering
Pocket
'
23 Vs -"
g'/s
Corp.
Tool
Permanente
35%
47 %
7%
Ask
35 V2
1
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swingling Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
17
^
Bid
1.25
Stubnitz Greene
T
Petroleum
Pioneer
Corp
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
11%
1574
'A 7
s
Stouffer
1
:
Hannifin
24%
;
-
10
1
Brick
Power
Corp
11%
Co
Gas
A*
Atomics
17%
Fire
—1
Products
Avon
Aztec Oil
16%
P)
Co—10
,
Sprine Corp
Automatic
Baird
Co——5
(A
Mountain
1
A
Co
Pauley
•"
10'A
5
90c
Si Light Co
6V2
Corp. of America
5
44
22%
—1
.
Co
Power
Pendleton
43%
"42%
Robinson
Packaging
Pepsi-Cola
33 -'-V
12%
Gamble
Mercury Electronics
13%
41%
39 Va
5%
34%
30Va:
5%
Line
Parker
24 '/a
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12%
•;
1
5
East
Pantasote
9%
32 %
,
1
I
——
'*
22 Va
,>—•
Corp class A
Inc
8%
J
1
—^
16 Vs
Far
Par
39%
Pacific
*'
9
1
Ask
151/8
Pacific
19 Vs
'
Bid
37
»
Pacific
-
13%
8%
—5
Company class
Olickman Corp class A
Arden
17%
-42%
3 V*
Co
—1
Co
5
16
V
Power
Co
Airmotive Corp
26%
14 Va
cl A_5 *
Mach
Brewing
Pacific
23%
12%
Corp
Co
Garlock
Gas
Si
—
Futterman
34'A
25%
1
L
A
Corp—
Gear
B
franklin
Frito
•
11
,
32%
Amer-Saiir,Gobaih Corp.—7.50 ;
Amer Sterilizer
14Vs
55'A
lO'/s
_2
Co
Class
66
52
1
class
Tail
Pacific
Ask
21'A
Co
Paper
Bid
2.50
Capital Corp—--—
Biltrite Rubber Co_100
"
Co
Governor
Fitchburg
'/8
American
—-—
Otter
Pabst
Par
1
Inc
Utilities
Ask
1
Air
Aid
Alico
Bid
(Quotations for Friday, April 14)
bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
or
other selected sources. They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
not
43
29%
31 Vz
75
78%
"
44
The Commercial
(1728)
and
Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
25c
2.38
1.25
American
Business Shares
1
American Investors
Fund__—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust—
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc,_5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
8.37
Ask
2.62
9.05
4.60
Mutual
4.91
Fund
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
Grade
1
15.65
1
9.33
10.13
1
9.34
10.20
1
18.40
20.07
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
Com Stocks)
1
23.06
25.09
(Low
(Discount
1.66
1.83
K-l
6.10
K-2
5.81
6.66
6.32
9.26
1
10.07
S-2
4.44
S-3
14.C9
S-4
10.34
11.30
Priced Bonds)
Bonds)
Fund)
(Income
Fund)
(Growth
S-l
13.33
(Growth
(Low
Stock)
Com
1
17.15
Com Stks). 1
Priced
16.41
17.91
Ltd_l
15.59
17.94
1
6.56
7.19
Fund
Knickerbocker
14.55
15.72
(Income
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc___1
Blue
12.63
19.89
21.19
___50c
13.95
15.08
1
16%.
Inc
Boston
Fund
Broad
Street
Investing
1
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
14.28
15.65
Fund
California
Fund Inc
—
Ltd
Life
Shares
Ins
Colonial
Fund Inc
com
Boston
3.46
shares—lc
3.94
4.3L
Continental
lc
2.53
2.77
Crum
lc
Slock
Growth
Fund—
Lite
beneficial
of
Units
Franklin
Foundation
Mutual
Investment Foundation_l
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
19.93
1
Corp
—-10
a26.18
8.73
21'a
Gov
14.4C
11.69
10.47
of
Fund
lc
lc
series
1
—1
Corp
1
1
General Investors Trust
Westchester
Price
(T
Fund
13.14
2.50
9.98
10.85
of
Fund
13.35
Inc—1
X22.32
22.99
Inc—1
a23.98
10c
Imperial Capital Fund Inc_
lc
10.27
2.76
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
7.99
9.72
10.62
1
8.77
9.48
Institutional
Investors
Shares
100.1
—
100.3
3'/as
Jun.
100.2
2%s
Aug.
1,
1961—
Sep.
15,
1961
100:3
100.5
2%s
Oct.
2,
1962
Jan.
17,
1962,
100.3
Apr.
15,
1963
-.
99.20
100
Natl
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Jun.
20,
1961
100.11
100.13
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
100.16
100.18
3%s
Mortgage Assn—
Feb.
20,
1962
100.12
May
1,
1962
100.28
101.4
1962
102.6
102.14
4%s
May
10,
1961
100 3
4%s
Jun.
12,
1961
100 9
100.11
4s
101
4%s
100.5
1961
Aug.
20,
1962
100 14
100.16
3V4S
Oct.
22,
1962
10,
1962
102. 6
102.14
2%s
May
1,
1963
100, 2
100.10
4%s
Apr.
20,
1964
102.12
102.24
16.82
18.28
4 las
Nov.
12,
1963
101 28
102.8
4s
Oct.
20,
1964
100.28
101.8
19.27
20.95
43/sS
100.28
101.8
7.45
8.14
102.24
4s
Oct.
20,
102
3%s
Feb.
21,
98.
99
3 'As
May
2.
1966
1969
102,
103
4'As
Mar.
20,
1968
1970
103
103.24
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
99.
100.18
4%.s
July
15,
1969
104
99,
100.18
5'/aS
Feb.
20,
1970
107.16
108.24
3'As
Apr.
1,
1970
96.8
5»/aS
July
20,
1970——
4'As
Oct.
1,
1970-1967.
4
Jun.
10,
1965
102
4*/8s
Dec.
12,
1966-
101 20
3%s
Mar.
11,
1968--
43aS
Apr.
10,
4%s
Apr.
10,
4 laS
Sep.
10,
1970
4>/8s
al0.35
Aug.
10,
1971
5*/8s
Feb.
10,
1972
f
108
al4.65
Istel
Fund
&
a34.10
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
12.29
13.29
Television-Electronics Fund
8.97
11.39
9.78
1
1
Inc
Fund
Figures after
Century
12.45
Inc—lc
7.53
8.23
Growth Inv_
9.74
1
10.59
Accumulated Fund
1
14.53
15.79
United
Continental Fund—„_1
8.16
8.92
Fund Shares-1
12.51
13.60
—1
15.99
17.48
1
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc__ 1
18.01
19.58
Canada Ltd
of
Funds
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
United
Income
Science Fund
Canada Ltd
7.96
5.69
6.22
Special Situations
10c
4.44
4.85
Street
Investing Corp—1
9.71
Wellington Equity Fund--
14.21
15.53
Wellington
one
Recent
May
Alabama
Atlantic
4'As
Power
City
Bausch &
Elec
Lomb
1991
Fund
Investors
4'As
Opt
1991
991:,
~
99
109
or
4%s
1998
—
Commonwealth
Consol
Deere
Oil
Natural
(John)
Ref i6s__ 1972
Gas
Credit
43/8c__1986
Fund
4%s
3'As
Aug.
Nov.
15,
1962
1961—
1,
3%s
3%s
May
15,
Aug.
,98'2
100.5
100,7
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963
Apr.
1,
1963
97.8
Natural Gas 5V48—1977
119%
Corp 35/as
Fruehauf
General
-___1975
Trailer
Port
4s
Cement
126
1961.
100.3
15,
1963
l'As
Oct.
1,
1963
96.16
100.14
100.16
15,
1963
4%s
1,
1961.
47/aS
Nov.
Oct.
1,
1961.
99.14
99.18
l'As
Apr.
1,
1964
95.8
Feb.
15,
1962.
100.21
100.23
434S
May
15,
1964
104.4
104.8
4s
Feb.
15,
1962.
100.31
101.1
3%s
May
15,
1964
101.6
101.10
3'As
Feb.
1964—
105.4
105.8
100.12
100.14
&
15,
1962.
5s
Aug.
l'As
Apr.
1,
1962.
99.2
l'As
Oct.
1,
1964
94.14
94.22
4s
May
15,
1962.
101.5
101.7
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
104.25
104.29
4s
Aug.
Aug.
15,
1962.
101.8
101.16
l'As
Apr.
1,
1965
93.8
93.16
15,
1962.
100.13
100.15
43As
May
15,
1965
104.7
104.11
l'As
Oct.
1,
1962-
98.7
98.11
l'As
Oct.
1,
1965
Apr.
1,
1966—
98.30
Fund
Southwest'n
Bid
A«k
100.2
3s
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.2
100.4
13.56
100.1
100.3
2.95s
2-
1-61
11-
1-61
100.2
100.4
17.03
18.61
10-
3-60
3-
1-61
12-
4-61
100.3
.-1
7.22
7.81
4-3-61
1-
2-62
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
3-61
100.5
100.7
3s
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.4
100.6
2.90s
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.4
7-
United States
99
Apr.
20,
1961
83
87
Apr.
27,
1961.
118
111
S
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Ask
Bid
July
27,
Aug.
3,
1961
__
Ask
99.344
99.371
99.298
1961
99.950
..
99.985
99.321
124
May
4,
1961
99.906
99.913
1961
99.253
99.28'
105 Vz
107%
May
11,
1961
99.867
99.877
Aug.
17,
1961
99.200
99.23'
110
112
May
18,
1961
99.830
99.838
Aug.
24,
1961
99.147
99.18:
May
25,
1961,
99.789
99.799
Aug.
31,
1961
99.101
99.131
Jun.
1,
1961
99.744
99.756
Sep.
7,
1961
99.047
99.08(
8,
1961
99.697
99.711
Sep.
14,
1961
90.000
99.041
98.918
98.951
75 Vz
79
98 3A
99 'A
118
124
_
,
Aug.
10,
—
Jun.
15,
1961.
99.649
99.666
Sep.
Jun.
22,
1961
99.582
99.593
Sep.
22,
1961
98
98%
Jun.
23,
1961
99.587
Sep.
28.
1961—_
98.861
98.881
97 %
99'A
Jun.
29,
1961
99.550
Oct.
5,
1961
98.803
98.82":
»_1991
4V2S
Serv
98
98 3 4
July
6,
1961
99.502
Oct.
13,
1961
98.737
98.761
-1982
129
98.711
98.731
97.968
97.991
97.167
97.18'
132
July
13,
101
102
July
15,
1961—
-1971
104
109
July
20,
196T
Corp 5'As
—971
112
197:1
107
21,
1961—
98.894
—
1
98.90'
255
1970
99.489
1961
-1981
5s
Eastern
Amer
Trans
Industries
5s
4%s—
5%s
Westcoast
99.982
8^—
100.1
;_1986
4'As
Edison
West Texas Utilities
86*2
—
100.5
99.31
Yield Price
Bid
98 Vz
1977
Due
100.6
3.35s
Ask
Tel
Sperry Rand 5V2S ww_
Underwood
91.28
100
Inc
Tel &
Pub
91.20
1-61
of Am 5s ww_-1967
Bell
Southern Calif
Texas
85
92.20
1-61
1998
Textron
107
92.12
6-
Bid
Sheraton Co
129
1984
15,
5-
Dated
Bate
Jun.
101
1981
95.16
1-60
—1969
99
Sons—
104.14
1-60
,1973
124
ww__
—1—
104.10
96.24
8-
.
U
Hilton Hotel 6s
Dowenstein (Ml
97.16
May
100.5
102
l'/2s
._1976
1976
183
99.9
101.28
3%s
1975
5s—_1977
■Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
99.7
4s
1
Fund__10c
Growth Ind
Southern
120*2
101.10
9-
98%
99
Ask
101.6
3.30s
124
342
Bid
Treasury Notes (Continued )100.7
3.10s
4%s
1981
El Paso
Ferro
337
point
14.66
125
k__
a
16.70
—
,1986
Co—
of
100.5
l'As
»_1991
98 Vz
32nds
more
11.98
103 %
120
99.16
18.38
113
102
96.24
100.24
98.24
16.91
15.32
100'2
120
96
100
1971
1,
10.96
*■
4%s__1979
103.24
1
1
Bonds—
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
Corp 4y8s
1982
Chance Vought 5'As
—1977
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
Carrier
103
1
Inc
Whitehall Fund Inc—
Wisconsin
Ask
98 %
97
108.8
1961
15,
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Rid
108.8
107.16
Maturity—•
3.15s
Bonds—
104.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
6.48
14.04
36.67
103.
10.61
12.33
35.85
102.8
3'As
7.28
Inc
Fund
5.93
al5.l5
102.8
l'As
4%s
4s
Inc—
United
United Funds
point represent
Bid
Treasury Notes—
11.27
Fund
decimal
Maturity—
10.64
Fund
Growth
12.85
l
101.16
a38.66
Inc__
11.28
Fund_l
98.27
97.24
97
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
tes
Farnliam
Fund
lc
Mutual
98.23
--
—
43.45
_1
Inc___
(The)
1966.
41.45
Winfield
Johnston
1965—
1972-1967.
Value Line
1
99.8
1963
1972
Boston__l
Fund
100.5
11,
15,
Inc
Research
99
Mar.
Washington Mutual
Investors
100.3
100.14
3*/4S
15,
America
of
100.3
100.1
4%s
Federal
Sep.
Wall
of
99.31
Feb.
7.31
Fund
100.3
100.5
1961-.-—
15,
13.49
Trust
100.1
100
3s
May
12.89
Co
100.1
3%s
6.68
Resources
1961
4'As
12.33
Investment
Ask
1,
3'As
11.78
Intl
point
Cooperatives—
16.79
Fund-lc
Investment
a
17.90
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Growth
of
16.36
_lc
Institutional
3814
4
Bid
Banks for
11,
1
3.02
Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
1961
15,
32nds
more
13,
1
8.73
1
14%
35 3
9.18
1
Investors
Stein Roe
11.17
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated
May
or
15.33
United
Incorporated Income
Fund
Federal Home Loan Banks—3.30s
one
1
UBS
a29.09
13%
Ask
Street Investment Corp—*
State
1
2
Sep.
,6.28
5.63
_1
H-DA
69 %
Insur
Fire
Sep.
United
Series
Life
1
Investors Inc
Townscnd
5.75
35%
66
8.49
Inc__—1
(Edson B) Fund-
Twentieth
Haydock Fund Inc____
Figures after decimal point represent
12.78
Texas
Funds Inc—
56 %
33 'A
1
Stock Fund
10c
Corp
Annuity
Feb.
10.25
Balanced
H-C7
Ins
Y
3 %S
12.70
Series
Ins
4%s
11.69
8.01,
Fund
Life
16.18
Shares—1.25
Smith
48 'A
53 %
'—3
Insurance
—6.02
11.09
American
45
5
1
Fund
Stock
11.24
7.79
of
100 30
Clark-
&
Stevens
Common
15.42,
7.10
Co
1
1
Growth Fund
Putnam
7.31
11.60
Ins
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
3*/8s
50c
Fund
(Geo)
Putnam
10.26
Mutual
Lawyers Title
2%S Aug.
13.27
Inc
Fund
Puritan
14.09
lc
Hamilton
Standard
8.07
lc
Guardian
Amer
27.50
Growth Stock
--1
Rovve)
Inc
—lc
Growth Industry Shares
of
Insurance Co of N
Jersey
5 '/a s
Sovereign
shares
United
Obligations of Government Agencies
al5.27
25.09
12.18
Inc
Inc
Fund
Pioneer
Selected
General Bond shares-Petroleum
Jefferson
Corp
16.24
8.82
Scudder
lc
123%
22%
8.11
1
*
Inc
Fund
Street
Pine
Southwestern
Fund
119
Co
20 %
16 61
7.72
Fully Administered shares
5
America—2.50
Insurance
(Va)__5
1
3.01
11.01
34%
Variable
1
11.33
10.05
31
35%
18.15
Square Mutual Fund
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
Travelers
4
21'A
_8
32 'A
15.95
2.73
Aviation-Electronics—■
Capital Growth
109
64 3
19%
(N Y>
Guaranty Co
10
Co.—
109
'A
Y)__2
Life Ins Co in City of N Y—2
al4.46
Securities—
Shares—lc
104
61
<N
S
a20.13
21.35
10
Ins
104
10
Life
U
14.75
Canada—25c
7.42
Title
10
preferred
58
14.86
Scudder
19.64
Sec
Boiler
al6.02
2.78
88c
Accident
Standard
42 'A
54 %
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Inc
Standard
66:%
'
49%
39%
12.43
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
7.02
$6.50
46%
63 'A
-
46
10
11.50
10.34
\
271,
43 'A
5
—
2
Fire
Custodian Funds Inc—
2.53
25%
10
45%
■
5
Co
S
10.94
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
-—lc
Trust
&
Insurance Co-.._
U
1
Fund
62 %
2%
19.14
2.61
1.Jacksonville Fla)_2'A
41 %
2'/11
10.02
Peoples Securities Corp—
Philadelphia
13.13
Springfield
_5
-10
8 '/a
7%
Co
(New Haven)
3.10s
Penn
7.08
Security
60%:
Insp & Insurance-
77%
1
50c
9.54
4.85
6.48
2.39
12.07
Life
89%
Co
50%
73 %
of Amer
Insurance
1
Fund Inc
Securities
5.31
Fund Inc .l
Florida Growth Fund Inc___10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc_
1
Ins
57 %
&
Fund
Ins
Surety
Seaboard
Security
83
Co—
47
Marine—..6.25
&
Life
5
Insurance
Insurance.. .2
Life
Fire
S
1
Street Fund
William
25%
127
Natl
Paul
Seaboard
U
Over-The-Counter
14.85
20.62
(D O—.50
%
120
BidOne
9" 05
23
4
36%
5%
18.82
13.14
5
C)
28 'A
33
57%
1
Inc
Shares
Republic
St
42%
8
25
5 %
9.51
Series
Chemistry
110.%
145
40
50 3
2
54%
8.70
Ltd
Canada
Electronics
107
136
47 'A
(Texas). .10
(NY)
.—5
6.66
Series
Nucleonics
-4
10
Corp
Insurance
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla )_1
6.09
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
3.66
Reinsurance
Republic
4%
3%
_5
Home
8.14
New
13.03
60%.
62 %
95
10
23%
6.05
7.45
_—
Stock
56%
59'A
American
Insurance
61
91
22
4.25
1
Series
Growth
12. LO
1
1
Series
Stock
Preferred
5.54
3.89
11
5
F)_
Co
Fire
11.07
9%
2.50
of Md
Insurance
1
'A
10
■
5
Hanover
1
3
1
Insurance
Hartford
1
57
5
(Pa)
18.07
Series
Co__
Quaker City Life Ins
24.14
Series
Life Ins
38
4
75%
16.72
Bond
29%
72
(S
Steam
60 %
27%
4
Co__.
(D
Hartford
56 %
(N C>„__1
Republic
Life
10
1__5
Y
of N
Co—
Pyramid Life Ins Co
22.32
68.16
22.77
Common stock series--
Phoenix
Insurance
Providence-Washington
1
National Securities Series—
Insurance Co
Peerless
74%
Employ Life Ins
Gulf
35 3
67
Co Inc_l
Corp
Investors
Pacific
88%
19%
47 'A
10
Indemnity. Co
5
Wide Securities
National
Stock
15.35
Common
113
84
44
4 'A
3.42
18.60
20.95
17.70
19.07
Equip
109
37 'A
18
12'/2
48%
Ins
Great
45 •%
3.33 %
of N Y
'A
3.35
Nation
9.23
&
%
42
2.50
—
Ins
45%
Employees Insur
Govt
21.66
1
Fidelity Fund Inc.-—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial
15.28
40%
*
1
Balanced Series
13.10
10.64
11.89
9.55
3.34
a
Shares
Trust
Dividend
8.44
"
Life
37'A
1.25
beneficial interest
Oppenheimer
—__20c
—
Fund
61
J)
Deposit
&
57
Assoc
Insurance
Fidelity
10.52
25c
Electrical
—5
Co—
Globe
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Capital
Pacific
11.65
12.29
13.89
8.73
Fundamental Investors
Co
Rner
254
Inc_
77%
10
Insurance
Northern
244
10.62
50c
50c
Corp—1
Series
North
Philadelphia
Federal
11.18
Howard-
General
Casualty
Forster
74
—5
Northeastern
5
Co__
48%
34
2
Ins Co
36%
217
General Reinsurance Corp
Trust
Investing
16.78
Group
Assurance
29%
45%
A
36%
34
209
Glens Falls
xl7.31
Futures
&
33%
10
17.25
—
stock
5
Corp class
York Fire
(Kyi 2
Life
144
27'A
com.
Fire—:
Amsterdam
10
General
24.68
1
Preferred
Insurance Co__
15.96
18.49
67.48
Bond
New
22.83
Investing Co Inc.— 1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Franklin
26%
AA
138%
1
5
25
(N J)
Life
Ins
134
5
1
Ins
Line
Union
127
10
Ins
31%
3.17
lc
Investors
Massachusetts
12.79
19.23
Accident
&
29
Life
Standard
1
Vegh
Mutual
Old
2
Bankers Natl
Continental
Inc
Income
Founders
Life
Natl
Casualty
New Hampshire Fire
Beneficial
al6.69
of beneficial int—33Vhc
Investors
of
Fund
Natl
4
New
Industries
Mass
23.19
Federated Growth
7.97
7.32
*
shares—
shares
Trust Fund—
Inc
Ir.c,
2
73 'A
68 %
10
;
,
60
-
interest—1
Investment Inc
Income Fund
1
Investment
1%
National Fire
10
56
Shippers-
Firemen's
17.69
(Balt)__
10
&
19,46
_
Fund
Fund
30'A
Life
Nationwide
17.81
9.68
10.29
45%
Monument
4
51%
32 %>
Assurance_12.50
48%
shares
Massachusetts
2o j
16.15
46%
42 3
Fire
45
1
14.78
11.70
44
43%
5
Bankers
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
137%
42%
41
Bonding & Ins,5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
National
16.26
131%
40%
Mass
12%
14.88
13.69
1
Massachusetts
3'A
American Re-insurance
a30.22
Mutual
—.
47
4
114
5%
11%
Reinsurance Corp
1
1
Fund
12%
1
Employers
12.66
197
Inc
11%
83 3
'
4%
1
2.96
21.28
Equity
Corp
(Galveston)
13.46
109
14%
80
5
52%
21%
.
Inc___1
1
Ins
23.82
1
Paper shares
shares
10.31
50c
—1.25
Co
Nat
21.80
1
—
10
Insur
M'ercury (Wash D C)
General
Western
Electronics
Investors
Life
Amer
2.71
9.43
9.9 i
Energy
5
Group
17.63
Fund
Assurance
(Newark N J)—2'A
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N
9.11
&
Home
Ins Co
_l
___i.
Employers
16.31
20
Stock
Flat
Co of Va__
National
Merchants
3.95
1
Balanced
(Jacksonville
4.74
1
Eaton
Maryland Casualty
9 %
45%
2.60
Investment
Fund
22 %
8'A
42%
4.34
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Dreyfus
21
Co_i
Co_1.50
Insur
2.38
Fund Inc
Diversified
Loyal Amer Life Ins
3.61
Stock
Bond & Stock
B
16%
lc
Composite Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Series
15'A
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
1
1
Fund—1
—
Corporate Leaders
Casualty.. 5
preferred
_5
&
Petroleum
Concord
Crown
Life Insurance
Lincoln
Fidelity Life Ins
American
13%
1
30%
American Heritage Life Ins—
Amer
Inc
24%
American General
American
19%
22%
Fidelity
conv
Ask
49 %
2.9
12.30
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
10
Bid
(Rirm)__2
Ins Co of Teixn_3
5
American
American
Co
Assur__
12.36
Inc
Commonwealth
5
11.23
Shares
Energy
Fund
111%
Equitable
Connecticut
Fund
Colonial
107:,4
Life & Casualty
Life Companies
11.31
100
Inc
Securities
Commonwealth
Liberty Natl Life Ins
113%
Agricultural Insurance
American
$1.25
Par
133
109
Insurance
Electric
12.91
1
preferred
T/c
Life
Ask
127
10
1
—
Fund
Chemical
Christiana
Aetna
Bid
Surety——10
lc
2-for-l
Split
&
Comwealth Life Insur Co
v
Boston—
of
11.81
Casualty
Aetna Insurance Co
Funds—
Metal
Trust—
Shares
Fund
Inc
Fund
Mutual Fund
Sayles
Managed
&
Fund
Stock
Growth
Century
Stk
( Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
,
1
Fund
Capital
Par
X12.32
Lexington Income Trust
1
Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life
Insurance
17%
16.89
19.55
Growth
International
Canadian
Chase
15.45
18.07
Inc
Fund
Loomis
1
1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
8.22
7.58
Fund—
General
Canada
1
Inc
for Friday, April 14)
Amer
Lazard
Life
De
9.10
8.31
13.80
1
26.04
17.08
Bonds) .1
Keystone Fund of Canada
Ltd
24.95
23.67
B-4
12.96
1
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
21.70
(Medium
B-2
10.47
4.06
Bid
Aetna
Bonds)
(Investment
B-l
al8.39
9.58
Par
Funds—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-3
Growth Fund
Axe-Texnpleton
Canada
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
.
.
Trans
—
4%s—1991
5'As
1988
99 'A
94
99.435
:
99.444
16,
1961
99.422
1
99.436
Jan.
15,
1962
99.389
99.415
Apr.
15,
1962
Oct.
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
110
100*4
•No
97'
New
-
pa(r value,
York Stock
a Net
asset value, b Bid yield price, d Ex-rights.
Exchange, t New stock, x Ex^d'-idend.
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
the.
dividend.
Volume 193
Bank
clearings this
pared with
based
us,
the
Number 6047
a
week
show
above
Our
increase
week ended
15, clearings from all cities
year.
an
those
for
preliminary
of
the
the
Our
Saturday,
United
States
weekly clearings will
corresponding week last
totals
stand
at
$27,534,357,941
against $27,224,904,487
this center there is
2.4%.
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
on
1.1%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
year ago.
from which it is
possible to obtain
be
.
.
for the same week in
1960.
At
loss for the week
ending Friday of
a
comparative
summary for the week follows:
Complete and exact details of the week covered by
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
Week
New
Ending April 15—
last
day of the week
In
the
1,138,000,000
Boston
City
—
——
Louis
San
!—
Francisco
—
._
Pittsburgh
—_
Cleveland
Baltimore
:——
+
increase
an
Ten
cities
five
days
cities,
five
days
1.
31.6
+
All
cities,
cities,
five
Ended
SUMMARY
April 8—
the
decline of 2.5%
a
the
totals
record
Philadelphia
Cleveland
0.4%
but
show
a
Reserve
in
the
but in the Boston Reserve
improvement of 3.9%
an
District
Reserve
District
the
Richmond
of
totals
Reserve
19.0%.
register
District
and
In
the
loss of'
a
the
totals
gain of 7.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
of
1.9%. The Chicago Reserve District has managed to
enlarge its totals by 16.5%, the St. Louis Reserve District
by 0.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 5.4%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is an increase
6.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.2% and in
of
the
San
OF BANK
Francisco
Reserve
District of 2.2%.
CLEARINGS
1960
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
$
12
_
410,800,000
+
13.912,030,379
1,322,916,813
1,111,846,745
"
1,404,382.055
1,410,696,488
6
"
844,957,237
786,230,154
10
"
1,428,392,448
17
+ 20.0
"
1,940,292,495
$
2.5
—
722, 729,631
12,633,466,536
10.490, 627,190-
19.0
1,051,680,153
0.4
1,306,871,996
+
7.5
764,205,992
722, ,129,216
1,401,875,476
+
1.9
1,274,197,208
1,164 ,136,271
1,665,878,356
+
16.5
1.547,509,213
1,504 ,109,159
+
—
1.044, 214,547
1,096, 979,044
+
1.5
712,615,676
711,240,065
+
0.2
663,536,706
589 ,274,235
"
663,095,034
630,650,066
+
5.1
603,753,239
519 ,894,094
9
"
704,746.857
664,367,712
6.1
720,051,934
.6
"
615,302,155
10
«•
1,420,333,013
2.5
$26,512,853,435 $26,118,055,469
"
7'
1.3
+
1,106,849,018
$27,534,357,941
1958
$
848.557,531
4
+
1,021,504,506
1959
3.9
+
14,275,648,333
"
8.1
331,151,517
964,779,352
7
8.5
8.3
—
1,002,006,840
"
10
_
646,512,795
cities
9
0.8
+
—
4,980,820,580
day____
one
in
1961
3.6
$21,405,330,905 $21,137,234,889
days—__
District
estimated.
Federal Reserve Districts
llth
all
totals show
of
_
Total
be
0.2
+
761,065,325
474,071,042
5,107,522,530
to
detailed
_
Other
has
cases
7.1%, the bank clearings at this
having registered a loss of 3.4%. We group the
Week
28.6
+
787,322,301
397,405,103
—
all
1.5%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25,971,071,002 against $25,598,490,428 in the same week in 1960. Outside this city there
2.4
—
476,521,486
593,984,971
..
elaborate
in
%
865,000,000
786,515,511
493,647,758
414,000,000
826,046,000
434,564,325
—
St.
1960
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District (including this
city) the
statement, however, which
I we present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results of the week
previous — the week
ended April 8. For the week there was an increase of
center
$14,975,601,068 $15,339,990,625
1,343,566,169
1,044,799,798
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas
BY TELEGRAPH
1961
York
45
cities
the
cannot
was
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
(1729)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
country, indicate that for the
April
.
$£7,224,904,487
Dallas
+
"
-
_
584,798,537
•
+
1,390,479,144
•
■
5.2
+
2.2
598 ,212,211
459
544,636,725
-
,803,320
1,292,799,325
1,125 ,225,920
7.7
—
25,971,071,002
Total
all
cities
for
week
1.1
+
Our usual
monthly detailed statement of transactions on
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The results
for March and the three
months of 1961 and 1960 follow:
Description—
Month of March
,
Stocks—
Number
of
.1961
shares..
Three Months
1960
118,034,886
1960
299,946,967
190,180,939
Bonds—
Railroad
misc.--
$170,782,000 $125,256,000 $441,244,000
$345,410,000
Bank
_
■
government
7,223,500
U. S. Government—
bonds...*.
6,784,000
19,102,100
19,359,500
2,000
$178,007,500
and
in
of
1.5
23,251,266,558
20,037,334,838
+
7.1
10,998,370,533
9.888,692,130.
clearings for the
that month there
was
:
;
1961
1960
89,108,085
________
February:
63,932-362
1958
83,253.414
49,871,356
60,533,354
65,793,447
40,197,732
65,715,223
82,449,890
46,675,236
299,946,967
of bank
course
(000,000
—
Reserve
District
the
Cleveland
of
totals
Reserve
9.9%
but
register
District
190,180,939
231,496,751
-Month of March—
,
-
...
Jan.
1
I
■
the
1st
Boston
cities
New
2nd
14
10
York
3,572 ,006,034
-*,
20.4
63,881.060,522
57,427 289,259
56,632 ,919,374.
5,293,831,027
5,341,039,807
—
0.9
5,223 866,254
4,553 ,029,013
7,119,355,563
7,198,039,307
—
1.1
6.864 747,790
Richmond
■
5,938 ,931,707
8
3,887,992,623
3,599,138,065
+
8.0
3,596 236,423
3,211 ,793,714
16
"
7.170,322,762
6,932,881,601
+
3.4
6.416, 048,462
5,621,.680,737
31
Atlanta
"
10,810, 656,851
Chicago
U
11,466,653,194
11,528,198,047
—
8th
0.5
St.
7
"
3,645,250,962
9th
3,395,809,628
+
7.3
3,330, 582,940
2,869, 345,233
Minneapolis
16
"
3,542,114,763
+11.2
3,173, 580,088
2.674, 871,052
Kansas
3,185,404,304
14
"
4,859,079,109
4,457,445,795
+
9.0
4.574 371,995
3,920, 920,553
11
"
5,395,493,822
5,029,263,923
+
7.3
4.969. 496,756
4,168 197,763
18
"
7,523,527,817
7,076,925,565
+
6.3
6,528. 411,873
5,669, 765,773
141,457,231,801
125,871,839,970
+12.4
116.879,049,529
108.313,572,170
66,686,132,274
64,132,174,994
4.0
61,365,739,743
53,367,808,896
10th
:
Louis
City
136,744,324
Dallas..
12th
San
March
to Mar. 31—
,
.
,
31
Francisco
Total
Outside
New
174
—
York
cities
City
+
9,480,,111,203
,
1958
156,178
4,914
4,941
4,843
4,229
13.863
Chicago
14,134
13,699
12,456
5.817
5,709
5,482
4,718
16,693
16,567
15,542
14,244
3,197
3,439
2,817
9,314
9,868
8,716
8,737
1st
Boston
14
cities
10,446
9,812
9,210
8,658
2nd
New
10
10,493
9,925
8,994
We append
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the three months for four years:
Three Months
Inc.
1960
$
York
Three Months
Three Months
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
•"■I"'.
$■
12,907,209,545
212,851,049,518
1958
$
$
178,798,950,370
6.3
11,297,239,527
10,560,722,328
+ 19.0
12,147,668,039
"
Three Montb3
1959
or
Dec. Vo
Ib8,2y7,3+2,190
161,418,974,460
14,802,064,958
13,440,016,795
+
..
Pittsburgh
Kansas
8,354
3rd
2,672
Philadelphia
14
2,791
"
2,576
2,207
7,723
14,966,901,078
8,233
7,375
15,306,110,009
6.826
4th
Cleveland
15
2,612
Cleveland
Dallas
St.
3,963, 760,838
76,884.664,018
Philadelphia
2,808
9.9
"
1959
2,943
$
+
"
162,730
3,249
$
.
14
172,667
3,171
1959
Dec. %
*
15
„__
206,717
3,426
1958
IHC. ffT
>
Philadelphia
1958
3,477
-Month of March-
$
Cleveland
54,945
3,813
9.0%, in the Dallas Reserve
San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
3rd
1959
3,842
of
4th
55,513
Fran..
increase
1960
'
"
1960
3,046
an
4,246,633,406
61,739
Boston
show
District of 7.3%, and in the
trict of 6.3%.
totals
4,668,946,141
74,771
....
totals
.
$
York..
1960
the
1961
1
1961
1961
in
decline
a
loss of 0.5% but the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
a
trict enjoys a gain of 7.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 6.3%. In the Kansas City Reserve District the
—■—Month of March-m
clearings for leading cities for the
of March
Omitted)
Boston
In
llth
and the three months ended
in each of the last four
years is shown below:
San
trict suffers
In the New York
7th
92,803,996
Quarter—
Detroit
trict
clearings houses of 12.4%, the 1961
having been $141,457,231,801 and
Federal Reserve Districts
6th
1959
118,034 886
March
New
smaller by 1.1% but in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
the totals are larger by 8.0% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District by 3.4%.
The Chicago Reserve Dis-<
are
increase
an
of clearings
the
0.9%.
5th
Number of Shares
month
of the
summary
the 1960 aggregate of
$125,871,839,970.
Reserve District the totals record an
2,000
following:
The
a
For
of the entire body of
mm
1st
furnish
+.
11,809,277,262
$132,040,000 $460,348,100 $364,771,500
The volume of transactions in
share properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first three months in
1958 to 1961 is indicated in
the
January
also
month of March.
25,598,490,428
12,651,163,826
City.
Philadelphia Reserve District its
2,000
Total
We
Yerk
expansion of 20.4%
&
International
Foreign
New
aggregate
1961
65,715,223
Outside
"
2,387
2,377
7,332
20,115,022,294
19,352,214,238
7,038
6,793
20,937,907,171
3.9
1,914
5,883
5th
Richmond
8
"
10,934,156,169
+
4.9
10,245,601,673
9,445,824,699
6,131
10,428,473,547
5,858
5,683
6th
Atlanta
16-
"
20,582,646,455
20,240,951,656
+
1.7
18,583.629,773
16,980,584,923
6,140
5,354
7th
Chicago
31
"
33,254,842,152
33,428,072,140
—
0.5
30,762,346,253
28,869,583,045
8th
St.
7
"
2,100
Louis...
2,147
2,131
1,876
5,707
2,278
.
City
2,072
2,185
1,779
6,495
6,104
1,891
1,763
1,723
Minneapolis.
2,327
2,080
2,083
1,736
6,454
6,011
Houston
5,829
5,110
9th
2,045
1,933
1,879
1,633
5,710
5,545
5,229
4,740
10th
Kansas
2,095
1,939
1,867
1,732
5,848
5,565
5,248
5,145
llth
12th
San
:_
:
Dallas
4,497
_—
...
Atlanta
Baltimore
.
Louisville
5,241
4,917
4,581
1,831
.
1,728
1,711
1,553
5.095
4,939
1,379
1,334
1,149
4,060
4.020
3,789
1,011
1,047
826
3,158
2,991
2,991
2,489
2,716
2,421
Louis
;___
Minneapolis
——
10,478,384,637
—
+
10,205,757.633
2.2
18,151,270,124
8,777,856,921
9,522,403,767
2.7
16
—
9,926,569,089
9,171,426,289
+
8.2
8.937,957,557
7,915,725,334
"
13,880.804,102
12,940,867,764
+
7.3
12,909,400,230
11,843,261,185
11
City
"
14
___.
"
15,159,804,289
14,687,005,655
+
3.2
14,104,721,183
12,517,360,185
+
3,490
1,096
.
Richmond
5,388
1,413
.
Cincinnati
1,500
—
4,828
958
901
912
2,739
2,611
1,247
1,251
1,003
862
3,545
3,549
2,870
2,650
1,040
1,009
966
849
2,814
2,828
2,718
1,356
1,303
1,077
3,909
3,995
Portland
1,010
1,004
916
793
2,832
2,936
2,660
Birmingham
1,116
1,049
921
3,286
3,325
3,104
2,721
862
779
798
C66
2,442
2,234
2,278
1,992
964
934
889
2,928
2,673
2,539
774
665
2,467
2,211
2,159
cities
20,276,778,222
3.3
18,694,954,363
16,923,306,374
358,569,968,495
+ 10.4
337.509.875,712
316,844,486,373
185,902,745,550
+
1.8
174,779,310,279
160,665,603,513
2,643
786
20,949,850,001
396,007,239,329
189,289,560,954
174
2,366
1,101
"
18
—...—
2,437
1,341
Francisco
Total
1,960
New
..
Orleans
Seattle
....
Jacksonville.
Omaha
Denver
St.
1,047
....
Paul....
Memphis
,
880
751
687
767
673
Washington.
694
599
Milwaukee
789
757
718
634
Tot.31 Cities 131,828
Buffalo
..
....
Nashville
.
..
795
3,778
Outside
New
York
City
3,344
655
540
2,239
2,095
1,876
561
1,922
1,970
1,782
613
1,914
1,740
1,733
1,784
675
592
2,307
2,211
1,941
539
2,029
1,881
1,828
1,618
116,477
108.055
100,727
367,846
331,178
311,765
293,507
9,394
8,824
7,586
28.161
27,391
25.744
23,337
the
years as
-
-
Other
Cities
Total
All...
141,457
125,871
116,879
108,313
396,007
358,569
337,509
66,686
64,132
61,365
53,367
189,289
185,902
174,779
160,665
-Clearings Outside New York—
Clearings, Total All
Month—
1960
1961
$
January
February
f
1961
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
Inc. or
I960
*."
Dec. %
$
$
+
6.3
66,036,474.251,
62,109,523,852
116,726,720,185
115,201,713,433
+
1.3
56,566,954,429
59,661,046,704
141,457,231,801
125,871,839,970
+ 12.4
66,686,132,274
64,132,174,994
+
4.0
396,007,239,329
358.569,968,495
+ 10.4
189,289,560,954
185,902,745,550
+
1.8.
137,823,287,343
:
117,496,415,092
+ 17.3
5.2
316,844
Outside NYC
by months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
1,769
609
covers
1,709
607
following compilation
1,668
637
The
9,269
-
March
—
Total
1st
Quarter—
\
We
now
add
our
detailed statement showing the figures
for each city for the month of March and since Jan. 1 for 2
-Month of March-
Clearings at—
1961
1960
$
$
Inc.
or
1961
1960
$
Dec.
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
__:
$
$
+
1.4
52. 281.593
50 823,932
2.9
4,111,790
4.280,465
007,451
-f23.4
106. 214,777
93, 694,212
t
13.4
8,252.994
7,209,224
+
14.5
7.537,791
5,923,268
11.3
10,446, 927.586
9,812, 913,384
+
6.5
793,184,958
776,326,172
+
2.2
691,712,391
577,305,120
1.7
49 160,221
48 028,121
+
2.4
3,969,146
3,610,985
+
9.9
3,449,056
2,764,941
6.5
1.795,047
+
13~.l
+
2.9
3.863,783
3,290,363
+ 24.1
15,654,688
14,042,759
16 771,313
-
10,875,270
Worcester
.
.
30. 075.773
33, 997,815
1.2
22, 302,952
21 929,621
16 543,156
+
5.0
49, 302,446
48 738,193
—
1.2
4,245.640
4.027,739
68 760,026
+
25.2
243, 511.534
202, 258,628
+
20.4
20,005,578
16,610,582
7.4
201, 762,133
187 854.978
1.1
739, 148,940
696 579,345
3.7
315, 127,710
320 810.960
71,018,484
7
66
522,232
141,428
253,019,961
Haven
Waterbury
—
109 546,607
"
_
Hampshire—Manchester
I
255 724,886
*"105,54o'«™
-—-—
Rhode Island—Providence
+
—
86'119'H3
i
•j.—
(14 cities)
11 631,442
—
17,377,056
-—
7,428,573
Bedford
Total
1958
1959
782,097
17,049,673
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Inc. or
Dec. </o
17.
3,426 715,791
Springfield
New
April 8
1960
$
1961
or
35
3,813,575,540
Lowell
New
-Week Ended
Inc.
Dec. <:'c
43,206.511
River
Holyoke
and for week ended April 8 for 4 years.
18,027,237
—
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
years
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31-
189,569,000
14,021,623
'
'
4;668,946,141
22 226,000
176 493,300
15
—
—
4—
—
—
4
0.5
67. 766,100
7.4
,767,677
—11.1
4,246,633,406
9.9
539. 234.000
.
44. 393,780
12,907,209,545
64
152,500
521 .055.600
44
830,750
12,147,668,039
3.9
—
2,690,508
3.995,721
—11.5
+
1.7
2,029,706
1,485,100
1,609,839
+
7.4
15,529,658
14,746,771
+
5.3
6.1
73,330,673
68.439,620
+
7.1
45.860,324
1.8
32,414,722
26,780,742
+
21.0
25,934,253
10,175,747
12,103,722
+
—
+
+
—
+
51,347,812.
...
24,293,845
/5.6
3.5
39^910.700
37~152,300
+~~5~2
33,597.900
1.0
4,421,275
3,799,703
+ 16.4
3,238,063
2,718,260
6.3
1,002,006,840
964,779,352
3.9
848,557,531
722,729,631
.+
/
26 J691,900
•/
f
46
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1730)
.
.
.
Monday, April 17, 1961
fcjr-
-Month of March1961
Clearings
-Week Ended
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31-
1960
$
$
at—
Inc.
1961
Inc.
1960
$
or
Dec. c/o
$
or
Dec. %
1961
r
1960
$
April 8
Dec.
1958
1959
Inc. or
$
%
$
Second Federal Reserve District—Mew York—
>
;
208,122,025
—
13,131,122
—33.0
656,183,737
1,922,402,872
1,970,213,873
1.3
37,990,379
38,557,245
17,762,322
15,900,276
+ 11.7
51,838,066
61,739,664,976
+ 12.1
206,717,678,375
Rochester
7y'
-
236,395,479
223,930,460
+
5.6
693,187,390
644,259,252
131,586,648
5.8
20.993,107
—13.9
:+
2,510,665
2,483,169
3,614,366
3,875,607
—
—
+ 19.4
13,319,907,176
55,496,899
49,945,820
383,653,251
+
1.7
85,250,758
+
0.9
+
0.1
98,022,689
80,414,032
+
7.9
114,126,739
93,418,349
+ 19.0
13,912,030,379
14,275,648,333
+
27,887,780
+
6.0
344,457,735
+
0.8
1,008,634,018
454,091,276
407,591,863
+ 11.4
1,286,859,974
1,192,676,838
76.884,664,018
63,881,060,522
+ 20.4
212,851,049,518
178,798,950,370
390,241,149
-
86,033,558,
*
109,343,043
2,524,933
6.7
3,419,447
3,738,110
3.4
12,252,896,025
10,148,642,699
42,060,490
33,193,514
26,064,607
22,384,535
—
28,770,914
28,731,950
'
Utica
.
+ 11.1
13,789,213,166
7.6
+
18,047,360
123,488,705
—22.2
1,007,400,945
124,345,716
29,569,578
347,079,722
Syracuse
-
+ 111.5
3,227,539
9.5
—
172,667,222,945
—
75,184,867
151,598,039
2.4
—
47,350,349
74,771,099,527
New
159,048,908
130,570,987
1.5
—13.9
762,364,914
0.3
+
—
York
Jamestown
',(i
673,665,775
12,956,470
—
Buffalo
Elmira
310,484,819
676,000.971
New York—Albany
V
'
0.1
'
■
.
■
■
■
'
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern
V
New
Jersey
+
21.9
22.2
86,862,012
2.5
74.566,749
75,198,974
+
'x
12,633,466,536
•„
78,180,247
,
_
y
Total
(10 cities)
.
Third Federal Reserve
7,437,611
10,487,260
45,589,403
_
.
Lancaster
50,196,377
8,686,031
2.937,366
7,617,742
7,737,367
107,290,488
76,790,777
109,642,899
5,293,831,027
Hazleton
5,341,039,807
.
Delaware—Wilmington
_____
Jersey—Trenton
Total
-
cities)
(14
145,798,135
1.5
62,029,684
24,128,941
13,863,000,000
■
c—
4.2
70,096,242
97,935,792
99,939,647
(at
6,619,976
7,590,703
1.5
21,879,534
23,556,176
6.0
+
1.8
1,149.264
1,882.421
2,396,139
+ 19.8
2,440,348
2,056,317
____
—
5,229,662
5^833^903
1,243^00,000
i,03ir6b~o~ooo
8.7
5,776,001
5,219,826
2.0
6,788,438
6,569,313
3,634,127
6.4
7,177,514
7,360,603
2.7
29,069,379
25,600,281
7.1
19,229,714
21,034,347
2.2
—
2.1
319,418,497
328,145,046
+ 12.3
213,127,228
199,072,352
0.9
14,966,901,078
15,306,110,009
—
—
—
.
'
.
1.9
+
—
1,671,596
2,097,202
9.9
1,322,916,813
—10.4
3,397,264
3,87z,8o5
+21.0
982,000,000
971,000,000
+
10.7
4,013,024
3,571,953
+
3.3
7,019,950
5,936,810
4,486,594
4,162,413
2" 5
7,501,426
7,071,791
+~15~4
23/78,674
19,332,128
8.6
13,898,407
23,656,283
1,111,846,745
+ 19.0
1,051,680,153
1,014,214,547
—11.5
2.9
+
—
93,981,730
—10.4
+
1,972,521
2,870,124
48,063,707
87,912,849
1,195,685
2,008,888
(a)
64,458,761
1.7
1,267,093
7.5
5.4
5.1
—
14,134,000,000
—16.2
68,380,314
—
23,454,450
0.5
0.6
+
—
65,369,134
4.4
+
16,200,968
2,632,693
131,357,457
—
30,881,103
Bois
9.2
+
34,637,094
(a)
25,875,164
31,973,297
—
24,148,102
35,225,605
Wilkes-Barre
York
22,149,930
30,248,126
—
4,941,000,000
Scranton
18,556,941
20,483,647
1.9
—
8.318,204
4,914,000,000
23,146,124
;
18,663,105
8.6
—
—
22,948,918
22,597,831
,
Lebanon
23.5
+
8,134,322
10,287,006
—
Harrisburg
New
5,389,513
6,654,552
Bethlehem
Cnester
Du
10,490,627,190
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania— Altoona
Philadelphia
Reading
—
-
■
.
—————
__
"■■V
—
—
12.8
7.1
—
—
+
—
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton
68.269.324
Cincinnati
22.502,967
8,150,659
62,045,445
59,383,073
Mansfield
Youngstown
59,744,178
171,191,975
2,100,165,985
28,896,850
26,954,744
31,035,212
20,857,374
7,119,355,563
7,198,039,307
City
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
Total
,
(15 cities)
1,015,815.200
892,978,900
0.4
58,733,930
60,651,514
18,877,178
22,477,560
4.5
176,423,218
171,802,280
+
42,536,949
Lrie
8,233,070,935
—21.9
2,147,413,041
41,659,697
Toledo
Pa.—Pittsburgh
4,020,748,527
7,723,196,267
—
*
56,794.672
_
187,410,575
4,060,765,353
4.3
—
66,013,010
53,979,765
■
Newark
181,013,977
2.5
+ 17.4
312,385,100
6,367,930
.
"
7.0
+
2,791,923,457
22,419,974
Columbus
Lorain
+
1,379,233,953
2,672,816,524
366,592,800
___
■Hamilton
Oil
63.822,036
1,413,312,530
,
Cleveland
—
—
171.007,233
9.5
172,399,746
196,728,503
5.0
147,727,618
161,208,211
0.1
489,780,100
495,782,945
2.2
5,707,082,799
6,131,266,680
116,508,889
121,481,942
+
7.2
81,883,301
79,348,401
29,755,429
+
4.3
105,024,805
103,036,572
20,162,984
+
3.4
59,789,913
59,913,626
1.1
20,115,022,294
20,937,907,171
—
13,962,750
285,510,977
276,112,088
549,856,257
571,541,526
+ 13.8
110,152,800
65,356,900
+
—
3.4
+
—
+
13,080,372
11,798,067
3.4
270,840,385
225,533,559
5.1
501,337,181
427,047,554
68.6
74,049,700
53,710,100
3.2
—
,
—16.0
2.7
14,195,222
12,180,997
14,319,040
0.4
11,824,225
—14.9
13,327,996
+
14,145,134
—12.4
+
.
________
9,o0 *,i tJ
11,893,831
■
2.1
+
—
—
12,361,140
1.0
6.2
—
8.4
—
'
•
.
_
1.2
—
6.9
—
■
______
420,124,662
455,259,050
1,404,382,055
1,410,696,488
—
'
7.7
422,412,137
357,391,760
0.4
1,306,871,996
1,095,979,0 *4
4.1
—
3.2
+
1.9
+
0.2
—
3.9
—
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
Virginia—Huntington
24,276,802
Virginia—Norfolk
Eouth
Carolina—Charleston
42,089,689
____
7,882,570
cities)
70,373,981
262,429,000
287,005,000
8.5
3,158,045,006
2,991,947,213
2.7
120,671,173
121,318,035
287,441,066
254,938,943
6.0
5,095,325.079
4,939,391,123
+
599,215,104
3,887,992,623
__
71,483,553
8.3
+
7,207,583
694,704,920
0.6
+ 15.8
—
85,286,635
3,599,138,065
Columbia—Washington
Total
+
1,728,752,554
~
of
—
43,264,230
98,797,589
1,831,763,807
Frederick
+
100,151,000
1,011,126,564
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
District
24.134,395
91,855,000
1,096,622,246
Richmond
9.4
23,841,751
23,065,943
+ 15.9
1,914,919,541
1,740,433,309
8.0
11,934,156,169
10,428,473,547
+
1.6
+
6,035,793
5,572,559
8.6
+
22,357,000
26,393,000
5.6
—
215,193,998
205,710,981
0.5
—
—
7.7
5,714,091
4,689,459
—15.3
22,686,000
20.0 ±7,037
4.6
211,663,214
167,976,502
+
+ 11.5
9,510,377
8,844,242
9~9
371/97,224
378/5+414
9,816,165
8,806,929
435,~278~027
396/51/48
156/~39/88
143/31/03
+_9~ 4
143,235,086
142+17,552
786,230,154
+
7.5
764,205,992
722,129,216
+ 12.8
+
3.2
+
3.4
+ 10.0
4.9
+
844,957,237
1
+
Six:ii rederal Reserve District—A*'antaTennessee—Knoxville
160,042,311
Nashville
140,944,342
718,811,960
~
Georgia—Atlanta
35,524,993
~
_I_II
Florida—Jacksonville
28,057,333
1,356,190.575
Tampa
176,163,417
Alabama—Birmingham
I
3
•
30,815,587
+
0.2
29,294,111
7.9
139,772,485
132,849,412
+
5.2
129,337,362
112,105,450
5,565, 600,000
5.1
427,300,000
422,800,000
+
1.1
377,200,000
361,300,000
3.6
99,949,014
98 621,895
1.3
8,740,850
8,177,039
+
6.9
6,183,407
6,114,0o0
.+
2.0
85,431,595
82 719,899
3.3
2.9
80,195,281
89 276,127
10.2
673837570
+~ 9~3
64385,257
6,67 i,i.8o
—
—
1,116,659,474
Mobile
446,070,171
1.1
3,909,641,821
3,995 990,365
2.2
+
269,235,237
269,353,027
4.0
540,744,023
520 531,906
3,325 591,315
1.2
277/8V.245
24470587752
4.4
16,310,448
16,555,571
■
'68,630,510
71,527,269
4.0
203,824,931
213 103,581
37,504,219
36,118,467
+
3.8
108,556,772
104 912,658
37,976,000
36,663 000
+
3.6
110,955.000
111 ,686,000
79,493,634
74,270,887
8.5
11,450,483
11.489,255
3,578,300
1.247,322,000
3,461,653
1,251,780.793
7,170,322,762
6,932,881,601
Jackson
Meridian
_
Total
(16
I
Orleans
cities)
269,106,312
233,738,284
236/30/44
236V2W0
1.5
15,676,241
15,103,678
0.7
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Louisiana—New
0.1
+~13~7
—
3.5
;
Vicksburg
24,012,620
3.9
3,286,020,081
■
Montgomery
6/78/81
1.4
169,361,833
1,101,367,830
30,866,746
1.881 404,503
5,848,500,000
+
28,085,714
27,236,390
2,
6.1
2,029,796,699
8.0
+
34,277,000
28,649,745
1,341,070,970
~
Macon
420, 497,188
+ 13.3
1,939,800,000
Augusta
Columbus
+ 13.6
634.194.006
2,095,500,000
—
+
__
+
—
+
■
—
240,955,363
238 067,996
1.2
0.3
35,825,822
33, 604,129
6.6
3.4
10,673,882
10 ,195,110
4.7
0.4
3,545,506,000
3,549 ,148,984
0.1
250,7y3,UU0
270,0ou,029
3.4
20,582,646,455
20,240,951,656
1.7
1,428,392,448
1,401,875,476
+ 10.2
*3,600,000
3,261,623
22/30,200
197340,844
+
12~36~6,643
10/7747910
+
907,756
822,489
"10.4
714,450
694/07
7.1
203,969,324
168,163,197
1.9
1,274,197,208
1,164,136,271
+ 10.4
2,439,396
2,551.181
16~0
16~243/95
17,9j6,5Jl
+ 14.8
10,240,039
11,425,9.5
+
—
+
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
17,667,523
3,197,570,000
16, 057,081
3,439 754,000
47,778,121
45. 167,538
85,443,102
Detroit
84
Flint
Grand
Rapids
275,637
Jackson
16,583,330
Lansing
Muskegon
54,700,760
48
158,156
20,724,215
21
957,438
Bay
Citv
8,133,284
13 905,585
65 991,027
132,365,572
Haute
411 774,201
49,105,893
I
134
406,782,590
;
Bend__
Terre
18, 770,952
67,483,844
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
South
.
48, 154,701
888,602
+ 10.0
53 360,371
48, 409,456
7.0
9,314 374,000
9,868, 471,000
+
5.8
129, 128,368
132, 348,029
+
1.4
259, 521,499
249, 903,492
—
—11.7
55 887,686
58, 370,558
+ 13.6
169 145,645
146, 715,667
—
43, 134,046
195 098,618
195, 470,510
—
—
+
20,746,434
22
55 558,182
+
789,950,502
Milwaukee
757, 920,322
541,836
67, 273,842
•26 238,978
2.3
+
59,466,954
Wisconsin—Madison
65 420,912
5.6
—41.5
—
1.9
378 288,630
1.262 729,245
1,251, 990,070
2.0
141 625,697
142, 998.458
8.0
64 786,083
65, 334,508
7.0
171 518,427
158, 481,504
+
4.2
Oshkosh
2,307 251,846
2,211, 193,108
10,031,172
9
713,344
+
3.3
Sheboygan
28 835,580
27, 943,516
13,240,593
13
101,700
+
1.1
40 397,539
41, 186,542
2
270,750
4
709,420
Watertown
2,555,616
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
Des
5,085,383
Total
(31
cities)
+
1.0
11,134,905
10,590,656
+ 10.8
10,871,547
8 52 J,738
0.8
5,370/49
5,udu,3<i2
+
5.7
5,249,467
4,031,030
1567593,922
160/39,875
—
2~6
138/99,581
125,629,199
8.2
+
4.3
+
3.2
—
1.9
+ 13.7
3.2
+
6.8
271 554,662
244, 620,871
+ 11.0
791,571
15, 006,189
+ 11.9
15 091,399
+
7.2
48 ,977,428
44, 776,126
6 623,015
+
4.0
25 158,452
21, 566,616
5,709 ,445,611
+
1.9
16,693 110,893
16,567, 686,876
+ 14.3
106 413,548
94, 679,417
30
275,818
1.6
16
72 545,677
56 ,203,549
+
34,886,119
3,382,355
30 .525,357
+ 14.3
106
492,380
94, 501,695
3.8
10
118,306
10, 736,035
11,528,198,047
0.5
33,^54,842,152
33,428,072,140
7.2
5,388,820,272
5,241,530,119
•
—
9.4
59,938,390
~
~
70/7o,00J
+
71,551,034
'
Springfield
Sterling
16/92 + 65
88,~7~43_,000
+
—
11,466,653,194
Peoria
Rockford
12,504,013
+~0~5
726, 765,231
5 935,847
34,612,492
—
795 168,675
86 627,966
-
+~~3~9
88,898,000
8.5
6,888,681
5,817,756,351
Decatur
14,829,196
89,351,000
+
16,175,359
Bloomington
Chicago
6, 572,929
157410,335
0.9
0.2
3.8
+
+
92,533,763
Illinois—Aurora
13 336,872
2.8
13, 139.459
258 457,192
;
—
108, 128,081
5,841,463
City
—
—39.2
552,293
280,365,157
Ames
7 470,712
8.0
3.8
4.3
+ 15.3
111
38 280,051
Moines
Sioux
+ 12.5
+
+
—
5.6
2.4
2.5
37,307,142
Rapids
—
393, 259,109
1.2
—
3 516,093
—
—
—
1.4
210
795,993
210, 934,578
6.6
174 291,243
166, 474,622
+
1.5
0.8
+ 12.4
—
+
0.1
—
8,207,289
7,0i9,2o0
+
14.7
57,596,915
44,323,194
19,464,978
+
21.5
20,638,648
19,322,353
1,942,613
1,545,738
1,476,504,167
1,220,378,230
7,469,146
7,251,218
+~25~7
4604/91
l,b7o,263
+
21.0
1,134,288,658
1,142,254,227
+
3.0
6,840,905
7,789,180
0.7
15 351 364
16,266,643
16.385,896
12,675,308
12:563,314
0.9
11,308,486
13,699,295
10,462,767
8.587,048
7,344,171
+ 16.9
7,181,414
6,495,429
0.5
1,940,292,495
1,665,878,356
+ 16.5
1,547,509,213
1,504,199,159
2.8
375,200,000
374,700,000
0.1
345,300,000
316,500,000
0.8
182,655.808
189,664,097
~3.1
183,32V. 565
162,377~667
6.8
150,118,037
143,859,177
4.4
131,696,141
4/41,831
3,0167791
+~5~3~9
3,213,000
712,615,676
711,240,065
0.2
663,536,706
4.7
+ 12.7
—
9,034,056
58,395,309
23,640,756
9.4
+ 16.7
+
4 10.1
9,950,028
66,999,032
5.8
—
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
:
1,891,021,083
:_
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
(
Total
22,967,593
3,812,279
3,561,313
__
538,680,912
+
3.4
67,452,691
10,999,304
11,221,217
(7 cities)
901,637,033
687,560.023
2,716,836,010
2,739,313,748
751,923,490
2,239,262.797
2,736,535
2,095.804,764
2,853,384
4.1
9,497,820
9,894,367
13,385,618
+ 13.2
45,515,743
40,194,882
3,645,250,962
3,395,809,628
+
6.3
+
9.4
+
+
67,798,536
6.6
15,147,641
Quincy
/
1,763,593,698
22,179,988
Girardeau
Independence
7.3
1
10,478,384,637
10,205,757,633
+
0.5
—
—
+
—
2.0
+ 13.2
+
—
+
107,489,522
4.0
2.7
+
.
2,907,706
589,274,235
(1731)
-Month of March-
at—
Clearings
1961
Ninth Federal Reserve District
$
$
34,714,^87
9.7
111,022,538
100,892,135
+ 11.9
6,454,802,420
6,011,237,912
15,853,771
+ 13.6
51,590,678
47,375,471
880 983,213
786,808,117
+
Dakota—Fargo
1959
1958
$
S
7,786,956
7,593,913
+
2.5
6,588,572
6,424,240
7.4
445,063,071
424,042,480
+
5.0
410.lb7.2b7
343,829,230
8.9
173,219~329
166,~138~702
+"~4~3
153,057,548
138,ll89~o34
12,Vl8~934
9,37i~607
+ 3£L7
9,130~770
8/70~4~892
4^207,146
2/769~,575
+
51~9
3/718,957
iuXouo
11.6
+ 12.0
2,467,683,194
+ 10.1
16,144,659
2,211,284.838
14,951,169
+
4,986,419
+
8.0
+
8.2
10,305,358
8,314,993
+
23.9
Dakota—Aberdeen
291,759
51,973,380
—12.9
137,576,936
11 ,654,529
10,500,000
+ 11.0
36,275,062
14 074,234
12,314,407
+ 14.3
19 067,411
15,726,360 '
48 463,693
47,326,546
6 ,014,733
Sioux Falls
5,031,548
_£
Montana—Billings
1
146,956,827
6.4
—
28,848,000
37,165,909
39,611,651
+ 25.7
+
6.6
12.4
+ 21.2
54,225,922
48,263,485
+
2.4
144,809,131
141,904,148
+
2.0
+ 19.5
18,112,722
14,625,378
+
23.8
+
.
31 ,043,347
31,208,195
89,832,035
—
24 ,337,373
20,839,494
+ 16.8
77,154,253
69,923,572
+
62,862,427
+
6.4
211,935,585
193,357,795
+
9.6
Lewiston
2 ,444,876
3,185,404,304
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
88,115,213
+ 25.2
7,203,767
+11.2
.9,926,569,089
+ 17.3
•
/
\
7i521~080
13^212^709
630,650,066
+
.,
8.2
663,095,034
5,387,317
15,008,224
15,999,847
,
6.6
1,142,218
7,583",228
6~59if,lll
0/7
13,536,897
11~8J2~787
5.1
—
+
1,298,088
'
1,052,029
.
Lincoln
~7~1
—
603,753,239
519,894,094
11.0
+
+
6,492,622
9,171,426,289
/
1.9
City—
6,321,756
Hastings
0.5
—
1,952,314
3.542,114,763
(16 Cities)—_
6~9~8~3,459
13,~l"l6~139
10.3
66 ,887,866
Falls
Helena
Total
April 8-
or
+
2,738,638
45
Forks
Minot
Great
Inc.
Dec. %
+
5 488,565
Huron
$
+ 10.0
2 962,868
Winona
Fergus Falls
Grand
1960
$
Dec. c/o
2,080,568,501
2
Paul
1961
Inc. or
18 ,007,779
i
41,569,927
42,084,057 '
1.2
123,337,443
+ 10.6
2,442,777,493
—
*
—15.1
145,309,932
v
846,132'
9,709,320
176,471,751
t
1,372,752
.
.
1,049,221
+-24.3
872,198
880,576
•
8,541,259
9.3
'•
—12.0
"
+ 13.7
11,829,929
10,596,633
176,051,484
.,142,892,373
156,855,661
~
Omaha
862,280,333
Kansas—Manhattan
779,337,857
4,949,555
Parsons
138,519,606
129,777,258
5,197,509
5,933,072
2,278,586,862
2,072,649,686
57,114,516
59,842,746
2,930,189
2,391,480
Wichita
Kansas
City
Joseph
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
308,281,690
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
13,602,871
+
5.729,741
+
134,683,596
+
36.7
13,482,386
10,439,573
+
6.8
31,969,363
32,098,491
Total
6.7
450,268,777
421,765,055
—12.4
15,878,701
17,453.355
9.9
6,495,732,241
176,308,600
300,945,767
+
2.4
+
31,799,455
+
4,859,079,109
4,457,445,795
+
930,936,806
894,143.955
6.4
86,825,914
88,254,963
2,928,196,758
2,673,894,055
+
13,880,804,102
12,940,867,764
+
7.3
3.8
9.0
30,891/694
+
3.9
466,613,463
11,900,032
+
2.3
14,334,257
'■
384,62u,
i o
1
14,062,411
m+mrnm. — —
4.1
+
3.1
'8.6
—
7,020,244
34,444,177
—
435,249,348
12,178,380
1.7
8,067,658
0.4
„,rr-
452,051,574
3.7
29.2
+
—
—.
—
9,477,443
964,742,869
—
—
183,106,191
9,312,699
9.0
—
6,104,202,383
4.6
+ 22.5
+
—
30,816,488
(14 cities)
14,664,292
*
1,047,520,938
Denver
,
13.1
184,084,127
+12.5
7.8
6,480,404
29.4
+
56,455,811
Missouri—Joplin
+
+
+ 12.9
1,714,812/
73,028,001
.
2,234,236,000
+ 14.4
4,383,608
1,961,739
Topeka
St.
1960
2,327 319,648
1
.
Rochester
South
1961
or
Dec. </0
38 072,869
Minneapolis
North
Inc.
$
Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
Week Ended
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31-
I960
S
47
1.6
—
7X39~l28
6,689,836
9.5
704,746,857
6.3
6,466,016
+
6.1
720,051,934
—
—;.
6,198,0
8
.
664,367,712
w
598,212,211
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
70,869,199
197,731,988
63,319,344
+ 11.9
190,421,876
+
29,201,519
27,724,527
+
5.3
84,630.880
83,554,376
+
2,387,000,872
+
9.5
7,332,437,128
7,038,451,322
+
4.2
298,756,619
295,011,534
201,545,485
192,462,050
.
Dallas
16,949,196
15,117,994
+
12.1
13,212,869
10,788,804
530,558,229
503,526,631
+
5.4
459,653,100
384,3»8,656
+
1.9
44,213,455
38,759,344
6,279,000
—11.2
6,307,746
6,458,000
4,923,497
+ 16.5
1.3
2,612,809,378
.
Beaumont
■
El
Paso
Ft.
Worth
Galveston
+
837,680,748
843,640,753
588,672,408
579,632,331
26,711,000
26,744,000
78,485,000
+
5.8
5,710,446,967
+
9.2
23,910,524
1.6
+
5,545,070,053
7,829,485
23,544,332
Arthur
—
0.7
—
81,402,000
1,933,671,008
8,546,198
Houston
Port
1.3
4.7
0.1
+
2,045,284,196
—
3.6
—
+
1.6
...
5,578,000
40,825,384
3.0
+-
'
41,592,975
—
_
■
Wichita
Falls
76,866,985
85,041,415
—-
7,599,314
5,673,^.58
+
6.9
30,500,040
30,282,197
+
0.7
61,818,180
+
3.1
198,441,621
185,965,000
+
6.7
14,886,247
14,126,031
+
5.4
13,650,241
13,125,2^3
5,029,263,923
+
7.3
15,159,804,289
14,687,005,655
+
3.2
615,302,155
584,798,537
+
5.2
544,636,725
459,803,320
+
2.0
196,389,181
176,737
9.5
6,277,737
5,913,519
23,979,981
10,377,487
9,702,942
63,729,999
5,395,493,822
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
+ 15.4
27,662,742
Texarkana
(11 cities)—.
9.6
5,737,508
—
—
-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- —San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
7,179,068
7,140,795
0.5
22,242,411
1,009,950,693
+
3.0
2,814,616,988
2,828,656,698
27,746,157
27,371,434
+
1.4
79,284,855
1.3
+
21,947,561
1,040,665,726
Seattle
78,163,153
0.5
204,067,913
208,182,543
+
1.4
♦5,500,000
6,076,715
+
Idaho—Boise
! /
Portland
+ 11.4
22,488,528
+
5.7
70,412,189
67,596,152
1,004,152,813
+
0.7
2,832,681,748
2.936,513,946
39,407,643
36,501,254
+
8.0
118,929,981
88,986,804
59,677,826
—
__
__
__
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
City
212,036,287
220,801,042
105,li81~316
106,~3~53~336
26,961,998
+
5.7
1,488,167,413
1,394,346,180
2.3
1,019,770,827
942,481,725
+
159,921,961
50,904,526
134,519,621
43,956,685
36,970,764
77,893,928
28,295,021
180,711,379
168,174,288
341,312,699
394,570,655
—13.5
129,130,964
111,184,625
8.4
213,279,015
244,496,133
—12.8
3.8
10,493,022,729
4.2
Santa
_
_
36,718,450
—26.6
32,707,188
29, Jit.,
J
16,112,049
19,889~169
—i~9~o
21^430,987
18,24b,t^
o
530,637,531
+
+
;
6.8
7.7
+
5.7
776,937,748
727,630,925
+
9,925,288,097
485,723,750
9.2
37,502,825
39,233,771
+
—
666,878,023
588,345,967
4.4
32,582,084
25,569,848
30.2
17,422,518
9,338,753
14,227,739
12,430,116
54,016,765
_
total
New
51,716,144
+
4.5
"160,630,171
"'148,393,907
+
8.2
18,539,676
14,242,859
+
+
7.4
211,187,960
202,458,330
+
4.3
16,993,201
17,350,334
—
67,303,770
2.1
+
+
7,523,527,817
125,871,839,970
66,686,132,274
64,132,174,994
-
(174 cities)
York
operations
(a) Clearings
discontinued.
6.3
20,949,850,001
20,276,778,222
3.3
1,420,333,013
1,390,479,144
+
2.2
1,292,799,325
1,125,225,920
+ 12.4
7,076,925,565
141,457,231,801
(18 cities)
Grand
Outside
91,979~JJ3
72,280,054
Barbara
Stockton
Total
167,314,4.1
101,900,166
—
83,934,727
77,460,837
+ 10.5
173,419,320
V
.
•
_
_
202,983,702
+ 16.1
—
3,477,892,687
-
-
8.5
15.8
+ 18.9
+
—
27,247,850
3,842,187,451
--
4.0
+~5~3
—
5.2
55,213,036
Francisco
396,007,239,329
358,569,968,495
+ 10.4
25,971,071,002
25,598,490,428
+
1.5
23,251,266,558
20,037,334.338
4.0
189,289,560,954
185,902,745,550
+
1.8
12,651,163,826
11,809,277,262
+
7.1
10,998,370,533
9,388,692,139
+
■'Estimated.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
to
the requirements of
1930, the Federal Reserve
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Bank
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies
daily
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
APRIL
and
Country
Monetary
Unit
Noon
7,
FEDERAL
1961
Buying
TO
Rate
RESERVE
APRIL
for
13,
Cable
Friday
.0120746
Australia, pound
schilling
2.229992
1
Canada,
Ceylon,
Malaysia,
malayan dollar
New
Portugal,
Spain,
Sweden,
krone
escudo
peseta
krona
Switzerland,
.0120722
2.230565
.0383125
.0383125
.0199762
.0199887
|
.0120795
2.230199
.0383125
.0199812
1.010052
1.010312
1.010812
.209800
.210000
.209975
.209975
.00311081
.204050
.251856
.00311081
...
.
.00311081
.
.00311081
.204050
.204050
.251878
1
.205045
.204050
.251862
.251856
.251850
.209300
.209533
2.798640
2.799200
.209500
-
.209466
2.799360
2.799340
2.798900
.00160750
.00160750
.00160720
.00160760
.00277966
.00277566
.00277316
.326133
.326266
.326300
.326300
.00160812
franc
You
give
food and
friendship
.00276766
.326266
.0800560
.278016
2.771623
2.771643
.139956
.13°925
.0349000
.0349250
.'0349125
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
$1 package
you
2.771188
.139950
with every
send
.0800560
.277962
.0800560
.0800560
.278218
.278216
.278100
2.770930
2.771485
.139993
.139956
.0349562
.0349125
.0166436
guilder
pound
Zealand,
Norway,
S
S
.0800560
peso
Netherlands,
April 13
April 12
.00278058
:_i
yen
Mexico,
Thursday
Wednesday
1.010312
.209433
pound
lira
Italy,
United States Money)
.00311081
markka
rupee
Japan,
1930
.209900
rupee
(Metropolitan), new franc..
Germany, deutsche mark
India,
(Value in
2.230549
.0200150
OF
1.010651
France
Ireland,
York
.0120624
.0383000
ACT
*
dollar..
Finland,
New
$
2.230438
TARIFF
UNDER
Tuesday
.0120746
.0200200
franc
TREASURY
April 11
S
.0383000
Austria,
Belgium,
TO
INCLUSIVE
Transfers in
April 10
$
peso.
BANK
1961,
Monday
April 7
Argentina,
8
8.2
+
71,349,048
Jose
6.7
+
+
Pasadena
San
3.5
326,973,361
j
Riverside
—
+ .33.6
490,891,745
113,283,312
Beach
Modesto
—
4.2
+
—
518,631,529
California—Berkeley
San
178,907,395
334,396,921
".
Arizona—Phoenix
Long
-162,113,818
53,586,332
23,773,634
1,010,756,562
;i,2,
Oregon—Eugene
,d
10.4
—
1
Yakima
.0166436
.193500
.193443
.231331
.231243
.231337
.231250
.231225
1.394092
1.394371
1.394440
1.394450
1.394221
2.798640
2.799200
2.799340
2.799360
1.798900
•]■
.193433
.193443
;"
.193425
to
the
CARE
world's hungry
thru the
Food Crusade, New
York
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1732)
Federal
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Decrease
-
JV
■
•
Total
gold
F.
R. notes
1,037
17,093
—
reserves
431
—
117
—
Cash
(405)
;
advances
and
Discounts
3
—2,003
14
30
+
4
387
—
U.
S.
45
outright
securities:
Government
outright—
Bought
Bills
2,284
Certificates
S
under
Held
■i
bought
S.
39
+3,412
51
+
26,754
agree't
55
+
securities
26,809
securities-.-
26,971
—
4,412
+
Govt,
287
+
52
V
loans
and
Cash items in process
Bank
k
million.
$134
Loans
purchasing
for
assets
(956)
premises
Other
of collection
—
318
million, but loans to other nonbank financial con¬
decreased $59 million.
"Other" loans increased
$57
cerns
$47 million.
deposits
1961*
264
146
23
+
—
and
loans
Loans
and
47
Loans
adjusted!
Total
assets
(1,361)
49,271
27,136
52
—
(405)
—
+
—1,178
investments
Reserve
Loans
notes
;—
31
104
+
U.
Member
bank
16,425
reserves.
U.
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
Other
402
account.
180
—
315
+
—
39
—
U.
64
deposits
Deferred
Other
availability
liabs.
17,345
——
cash
items.
(956i
—
272
+
229
—
161
+1
—
5
3,464
&
accrued
dividends
31
liabilities
Other
:
(1,361)
47,976
—1,252
11
—
to
foreign
to
domestic
CAPITAL
Capital
ACCOUNTS—
paid
in.
817
capital
accounts..
Ratio
to
of
capital accounts
certificate reserves
+
42
Treasury
certificates
of
gold
deposit
bilities
and
F.
R.
+
5
Treasury
notes
U.
S.
bds.
40
52
Other
ances
38.1%
liability
on
+0.2%
—3.4%
'
.
correspondents
159
Reserves
the
are
12
—
eliminations
made
in
—
the
10
Other
—
65
—
100
5
5
16,135
+
47
+
1,515
+
530
+
5-15
5-
6-
1
5-
1
10c.
4-20
4-
6
25c
5-15
5-
5
5-
4-20
+
572
+
2,414
1,137
—
9
+
+
2,613
111
+
—1,162
+1,018
10,824
Banks—_—
$5
preferred
Ross,
found
including
1:
those
list
a
called
of
Common
5%
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions.
last date for mak¬
or
OF
demand
demand
620
—
105
+
+
391
+
—
+
74
due
Dec.
1,
bonds,
series
Finance
Apr
1st
18
bonds,
Discount
Capital debs..
Colonial
4.90%
debs,
47/8%
Tire
4%%
&
Gas
National
Rubber
1953,
l,
Oil
May
1990
Federal
tExclusive
duction
Reserve
May
May
Yellow
Gas
of
loans
valuation
of
1,
1,
due
April
1,
debs,
March
1973—.May
1981
pipe
line
July
1,
line
Pipe
Motor Co.
4%%
series
due
Nov.
5%
Uranium
cumulative
5.08%
Lorado
6%
Uranium
series
due
Nov.
5(4%
Ocean
6%
s.
f.
B,
due
due
1494
June
1602
1
May
4
1382
Page
May
3
*
July
30,
1
1555
Mav 15
1448
Mar 31
~
1119
~~~
J
1.
Drilling &
Exploration
Co.—
cumulative
convertible
oreferreci
1982
.May
"
4
Convertible cumulative preferred
35-year
Bell
debentures
in
this
due
Oct.
1,
from
series E
_
Mav
1
1998
Jewelry
Co.
(quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., common
♦
t Payable
151
New
United
Hill
in
604
y
not
closed
Canadian
resident
Less
4-
1
1
4-
tax
Previously
British
funds,
15%;
income
for
this
1
tax
resident
dividend.
deductible
tax
the
at
Non¬
source.
7%.
tax.
published
date
incorrect.
was
The
corrected
payment
date and/or record date is indicated here;
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents
x Less
Jamaica income tax.
+10,241
tax.
740
1,189
1,477
+
170
+
4,929
commercial
loan
1
—
General Corporation and
Investment News
496
465
—
911
and
after
+
—
banks
items
are
shown
de¬
Continued from page 8
gross.
Corp.,
announced
shares
May 12
*
Printers
United
21
1339
When
Holders
Payable
5-10
of Rec.
4-10
C.)
3
4-
3
$1
(Denver)
5-
1
4-
of
RR.
5-
1
4-
7
—
25c
and
56-
1
4-15
1
5-11
proposal
a
by Transamerica
preferred
each
stock
for
7c
4-28
America
Ltd.
to
each
3-31
6-
1
5-15
110c
3-27
7-10
6-20
15c
(quar.)
4-28
$2.50
(quar.)
4-26
4-12
(Washington,
10c
6%
preferred
U.
S.
exchange
100
shares
Rubber
United
4'/a%
J.),
8%
Co.,
States
United
(N.
Shoe
1st
common
United
Wnelan
Corp.,
convertible
Leaf
Tobacco,
5-
1
4-
7-
1
6-
9
Bank
5-22
4-17
4-
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
5-31
7
Federal
Line
Fund,
from
Van
Net
4-14
—V.
5-
4-
4-17
1
4-10
5-
1
4-
7-
1
&
20c
new
common
to
4-29
4-
3
3
15c
(cjuar.)
Inc.
approval
of
&
com.
preferred
Rubber
Co.,
Warren
Waste
Co.,
4'/2%
been
of
The
Transamerica
When
Finance
ex¬
Finance
stock.
If
will
all
issue
the
proposed
will become
of
Corp.
to
other
two
the
Pacific
Finance
until
and
registration
Securities
prospectus
all
unless
made
including
a
furnished
and
Transamerica.
be
under
means
will be
King
not
met,
stock
in
Act
the
stockholders
all
the
of
legal
Trans¬
1933.' The
of
form
filed
offer
with
of Pacific Finance
the
Corp,
1122.
&
Telegraph Co.
Earnings—
Month—1960
1961
1961—2 Mos.—1960
S
$
92,947,052
expenses
86,783,625
188,594,283
176,355,460
55,831,287
revenues—
income
52,706,968
114,354,887
104,945,310
taxes
11,734,000
10,282,000
23,292,000
22,266,000
10,563,668
10,096,062
21,195,071
20,145,482
14,818,097
13,698,595
29,752,325
28,998,668
11,866,054
10,972,224
23,772,339
23,516,315
193,
1230.
p.
1961—Month—1960
Sales
$8,038,365
192,
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$6,973,914
$22,500,927 $21,435,991
2510.
p.
4-17
5-15
pfd.
4-28
4-28
wear,
25c
'
and
1
5-12
door
"but
it
of
5-19
4-21
7-
1
6-
30c
5-
5
4-15
2
units,
as
a
25c
King Corp., 6% preferred
Webcor, Inc. (stock dividend)
4-18
4-
7
president.
4-17
4-
4
widely
5-
1
4-10
his
26'Ac
5-15
3-31
Wasserman,
5%
4-20
3-20
60c
C
(quar.).
Mr.
known
company
Terms
of
sells
including
of
the
Inc.
the
lines,
field,
the
were
in
furniture,
and
of
and
out¬
$6
million,
opening
adding
would
new
ones."
;
operated
be
Wasserman
continuing as
Temple'-University,
and
organized
major
of
"through
excess
stated,
the
retail
stockholder*" of
-
not
City,"
Delaware.
Wilmington,
company
Leonard
graduate
was
an¬
Wasser¬
"Kiddie
operation
specializing
juvenile furniture, children's
Cooke
acquired
;
acquisition
;n
chain,
Leonard
name
summer
with
a
two
the
is
Mr.
children's
He
supermarket
acquired
discount
toys,
present
the
subsidiary
1957.
has
under
volume
Annual
Wasserman,
in
in
80-unit
records,
augmented,"
broadening
wholly-owned
22'/a c
(quar.)
self-service
added ' that
Cooke
stores
suburbs,, and
a
accessories.
be
this
company
11
children,
items
should
new
Mr.
for
other
living
3-31
and
Stores,
of
the
operates
Philadelphia
4-21
6-
that
5
which
City
Inc.—Acquires—
Chairman
April
merchandise
3-30
'
(quar.)
Light
in
Kiddie
4-20
;T
:
nine
5-15
$4.50
Cooke,
on
Inc..
man,
2%
(annual)—
(quar.).i.
nounced
In
dividend)
(quar.)
Samuel
$1.12',2
(quar.)_
(stock
(quar.)—
Gas
by
will
after
6-19
1
62'/2c
common
Pictures
Company
Bros,
3
5-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington
4-14
7-
15c
A
Warner
directors
offer
Period End. Mar. 31—
4-10
'
20c
Corp
Bros.
1
stockholders.)
of America,
convertible
Mfg.
4-27
5-
3%
Rogers
Tire
Maxwell
Penn Fruit Co.,
(initial)
dividend
Corp.
recommend
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—Sales Higher—
6-15
5c
Waters
Stock
Pacific
to
King.
Pacific
of
stock.
will
more
Corp.
C.
Mr.
common
offer,
preferred
effected,
of
or
|
Inc.—
Food,
Sea
its
80%
voted
to
offer
7
capital gains and lc from earned
Camp
is
the
accept
of
has
stockholders
shares
of
Finance.
Finance
outstanding
the
operating income
charges—
Net
4-14
—V.
(4c
common
operating taxes-
Other
1
18c
(s-a)
such
of
holders
according
the
that
have
p.
Operating
Operating
4-29
50c
_
Pacific
to
the
Pacific
$
30c
(quar.)
Transamerica
of
therefore
and
by
of
offer,
Pacific Telephone
10c
(Chicago)
of
Period End. Feb. 28—
5-15
5-
7 VaC
;
stock
made
become
made
193,
of
4-14
87 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Uptown
6-10
12 VaC
(quar.)
common
Upjohn' Company
be
acceptance
3
35c
—1
Sugar
3
15c
(quar.)
Univis,, Inc
National
4-
62 VaC
-
common
will
share;
per
Finance
shares
preferred
SEC which
3
1
5'2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
Controls
4-
5-
22'/2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Universal
1
62'/2c
(s-a)____
preferred
Corp.
Transit,
preferred
pfd.
america
shares
Exchange;
non-callable
common
Transamerica
exchange
requirements
be
$105
share
per
100
tax-free
proposed
securities
will
of
Stock
will
at
Pacific
stockholders
of
York
shares
2.84
is
approved,
Application will
5-12
5-
of
into
holder
be
be
817,800
planned
directors
its
directors
the
New
It
stock
if
rights of 165 shares of Transamerica
the .1,410,000
of
is
the
and
thereafter.
the
on
price of $35.15
a
common
will
subsidiary
It
4-14
5-26
33 '/3 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines Co.
S.
4-28
37 y2c
_
Corp., | com.
of
Finance
total
—V.
—
Machinery
hold
future,
near
shortly
stock
convertible
at
will
upon
of
offer
The
(quar.)
Insurance
1
(Chicago)
Canal Co.
&
board
acceptance
Pacific
be
is
give
outstanding
change
4-13
5-
will
conditioned
a
and
would
the
made
the
of $100 per share;
it
thereafter
may
be
called
exchange
of
in
value
stock conversion
The
The
be
preferred
share
This
stock.
will
the
par
a
stock which
common
stock.
stockholders
to
years
exchange
2c
-
(s-a>
&
...
10
convertible
offer
list
to
have
three
who
(quar.)
income
Publishers
dividend
Shoe
Class
-
made
wijl
7
$1
(quar.)—
25c
Stock
Walker
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
showed the following
principal changes for the week
ended April 5: Increases of
$572 million in holdings of
exchange
submitted
be
5-
12 '/2c
Life
Warner
of
be
it
3%
profits-
&
Services
United
Van
—Apr
April
on
4V2%
of
the
be
50c
(quar.)
America
Mines.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
•!i
1
5-
63
shares
series)
of
Jersey
The
5-
(quar.).
books
a
District).
Insurance
Co.
Railroad
'v
Transfer
626
10c
Keno
Vogt
'
t35c
$56'Ac
483
Co.-
Insurance
(Subject
'
(quar.).
(quar.).
and
b
investment
net
Wabash
'
Co.—
Gas
Fund—
securities
Vanderbilt
•
4-13
3-10
+
Extra
4+2%
•
4-28
4-10
20
income)
Issue.
statement
7-20
25c
25c
+
10%
Co.
Fruit
Vanadium
condition
1
Machine
County
a
Value
stock.
1994—
1
8-
M-31
~
Telephone Co.—
5(4%
•Announced
stock
7-
25c
4-14
1560
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.
Southern
5c
United
Utah-Idaho
June
6-20
8
25c
York
common
series)
Life
Universal
'
_
1963.
due
5-19
5-31
+
(quar.)
and
a
(1955
Biscuit
$3.50
1962
I...
4-20
1
1
+
dividend
U.
stock
series
1
6-
5-
+
Share
5%
1,
5-
65c
Gas—
(1956
American
Continental
1495
Co.—
debentures,
on
preferred
D.
i
Co.—
preferred stock,
Mines, Ltd.—
Gas
!
CALLED
Jan.
(monthly)—
Quarterly
Corp.—
preferred
United
Inc.—
preferred
25c
(s-a)
A
4-
7-10
95
60
individual
Francisco
California
of
United
1,
preferred stock—.
ISSUE
class
4-30
$20c
9-15
+
1,125
domestic
to
Natural
dividend
United
Ltd.—
Service
debentures
Fuel
A
series
Water
cumul.
National
4%
Co.
Aircraft
United
1452
Date
class
Mines
debensures,
California
5
May
Manufacturing Co.,
convertible
Bicroft
Stock
United
Corp.—
1978
5(4%
1452
1,
Company and Issue—
$1.10
Texas
1558
1
May
Line
ENTIRE
American
1
—May
...
due
1449
Co.—
bonds
Gas
—.
debs,
1
Mav
1976
5(4%
4-14
10c
52
Company
Oil
Stock
MaV
pipe
1448
Co.—
bonds
Transmission
Transcontinental
6(4%
Name of
Union
1333
1
.May
—
mtge.
1
1980.—May
1973
l,
3-31
_
Batteries
for
1553
———
due
1
25c
Ltd.,
Jr.
<%,_
the
from
due
5-
outstanding common stock of Pacific Finance.
Transamerica presently
has only common stock outstanding.
anticipated that the creation and issuance of the new preferred
Corp.—
Corp.—
(quar.)__
4-19
+ 1,582
:
reserves;
(San
United
Transmission
Gas
1976
1553
1
—May
May
Taning
6-15
of
Corp.—
due
4-14
12 Vac
(quar.)—.
&
Stores,
Cab
Yocain
58
4%
58
preferred
1
7-31
—
Banks—
.___
"Preliminary
United
due
$1.27
1
4-29
35,377
others
Page
1
Co.—
bonds,
subord.
1979
debs
1977
debentures,
&
mortgage
White
May
Research
Tennessee
1st
series
Transportation
434%
conv.
Tennessee
1st
due
subord.
mtge.
due
1
5-
10c
49
Per
Georgia—
equip, trust ctfs. series
National
5%
series
5-
37 VaC
1,450
—
From
Incorporated—
American
General
1st
5.90%
Stores
General
5%
of
Co.
5-
(quar.)
37 Vac
*
Co.—
mortgage
American
subord.
4-14
$1.25
$1.26
(quar.)
Shoe
4-14
.
+
12,424
REDEMPTION
junior
7
4-28
4c
—
.
1,643
Union
6(4%
10-
(quar.)
Page
Date
Corp.,
Power
1
(quar.)
DIVIDENDS
Company and Issue—
Admiral
11-
preferred
Continued from page 12
Alabama
40c
7
preferred
—
2,763
-
B,
1970
PARTIAL
7
4-
Service*—
preferred
will
Date
Transportation Co.—
refunding 3+4%
mortgage
4-
'
(from investment income)
Public
Yates-American
577
v
+
+1,437
59,537
deposits
banks
Philadelphia
and
7
1
6%
TENDER
Company and Issue—
1st
4-
8-
deposits:
banks
From
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were
given in the Chronicle.
NOTICE
Fund
preferred
Borrowings:
for
sinking
The date indicates the redemption
1
40c
(quar.)
deposits:
Other
called
under
5-
"
1,173
+
—
142,572
Interbank
corporate
stock
common
4-26
40c
—
232
1,253
adjusted--
deposits
Foreign
Time
Fund Notices
be
1
6%
+
4,257
Government
S.
Domestic
Redemption Calls and Sinking
and
1
1
15c
(quar.)
639
3,207
assets—net
Interbank
will
5-
.
U.
preferred
$1.25
l
common
(quar.)
.
Below
——
(quar.)
Company,
Common
consoli¬
Demand
■if-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
A
Inc.
&
—
!—.'
Whiting Corp. (quar.)
Wilbur Chocolate, common.
LIABILITIES—
(
(quar.)—,:
17
—
90
+
12,409
banks
—
A
(quar.)
Zale
4,165
16,253
coin
assets/liabilities
class
138
+
—-
maturing:.
—
R.
Mfg.,
(quar.)
preferred
704
4,805
domestic
B
4Va%
5,324
—
:
F.
and
with
59
390
years
with
—
—
——
years
securities
Total
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
five
Currency
foreign
&
year_:
five
Balances
accept-
for
purchased
one
to
Afcer
combined
Contingent
One
—1,178
lia¬
note
5-15
Stag
Class
—_
Monthly
—
indebtedness
—
25c
7 Vac
White
—:
716
—
bills
—
4-18
78
+
—
3,325
Treasury
49,271
(1,361)
1
(quar.)_
(Wm.),
Monthly
29,685
27
55
liabs+ &
5-
preferred
21
1,154
—.—
+
Within
Total
1
75c
$3
2
677
1
—
4-10
7
+
1,580
securities—total
4-28
4-18
Woodward
57
9
+20c
—
1
144
12,412
Government
S.
(quar.)
5-
+
24
6-
5-25
^
50c
Monthly
banks—
____
423
Surplus
Other
U.
I
Ltd.
Co.
3-27
1
6-15
Whippany Paper Board (initial quar.)—-—
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pfd. (quar.)
24
+
..
;—
(quar.)
30c
7
+
+
banks
loans
Other
Brake
Paper
7-
$1.25
6-
Wolverine
1,198
commercial
Air
4-18
5%
.
4-
195
3,415
loans
estate
—
4-
institutions:
_.
common
on
(quar.)
Wrigley
-—-
1
7
1
214
—
54-
1
112
securities
5-15
4-28
5-
+
.
25c
5%
(quar.)
6-15
63
1,479
4-12
5-
+
408
1
1
5-
$1
5.08%
financial
Loans
Real
+
5-
15c
5.04%
finance, personal finance, etc.—
Loans
Total
8
+
1
5-15
,
$1.43+4
Wisconsin
949
5-
(quar.)
Wisconsin
+
1
62 Vac
——
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., common
4% prior lien (quar.)___
Wilson
purchasing or carrying:
nonbank
to
divideftd
+8,464
+
1,967
20
6-
5-24
Securities—
RR.
preferred
Will
134
5-10
$1.12'/2
Publishing '(stock dividend)——
& Stationery—
Westminster
pur¬
securities
Government
Sales
—1,190
for
—,
Other securities
1
+
Loans
Total
1,112
dealers
and
securities
S.
—
1
4-24
Tablet
Westinghouse
carrying:
loans for
Other
129
+
31,825
6-23
6-
34c
(incr. quar.)
common
(quar.)—,
Pacific
Western
8,481
+
640
+
68,804
loans
loans
or
Government
Other
—1,256
115
+
.173
:
298
—
S.
i-1
:
brokers
to
chasing
Deposits:
1960
250
+
luy,^13
adjustedr
industrial
and
Agricultural
LIABILITIES—
110,467
investments
Total
Commercal
Federal
1961
(In millions of dollars)
6
—
Apr. 6,|
Mar. 29,
ASSETS—
982
A
Western
5%
Telephone,
Insurance
Class
Increase ( + ) or
Apr. 5,
7-10
6'Ac
u
Pulp & Paper—
preferred
(quar.)—
'/2 %
Western
than
other
6-10
Virginia
4
Stock
interbank increased $170
million, of which $105 million was in deposits of in¬
dividuals, partnerships, and corporations and $64 million
was in deposits of States and political subdivisions.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $1 million but bor¬
rowings from others decreased $465 million. Loans to
ciomeatic commercial banks decreased $390 million.
Time
West
Western
+1,355
+
+
255
.
S.
U.
personal finance institutions increased
70
322
109
•
carrying
or
Coast
(initial)
5-10
8c
8c
■
r.
Scientific Co.
Welch
8c
monthly)
(increased
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•
u
Monthly
increased $113 million.
I
Total
of
net
a
Decrease (—) Since
—
Weissberg
West
h(,
A
decreased
loans
When
Share
of Company
Monthly
industrial
and
Name
+1,425
370
—
repurchase
U.
Total
outright__
—3,230
+
2,771
Total
956
+
121
—
16,422
Bonds
V
339
—
-5,277
__
Notes
v,
14
+
with
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
.
Per
with
balances
in
banks.
Loans to sales and
89
Acceptances:
Bought
domestic
Government and other securities
+
balances
reserve
million
-2,092
16,056
certificate
fund for
Redemption
in
$391
1960
1961
1961
.
account
certificate
Apr. 13,
million
Banks,
banks, and $1,582 million in demand deposits
to
Commercial
(—) since
Apr. 5,
Apr. 12
ASSETS—
Gold
i*i
domestic
Increase ( +) or
i
*
$620
Reserve
credited
(In millions of dollars)
f
bills,
Treasury
Consolidated Statement of Condition
.
announced:—V'.
end
193,
p.
of
Leonard
•
203.
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1733)
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
Girard
The
,
Trust
Corn
Bank,
Philadelphia,
will,
Pa.,
on
noon
Life
Postal
Insurance
Co.
of
New
York
are
-.Insurance
made
the
force
in
$279,664,964,
of
of
milestone
following
the
Total
the
of
$30,491,515
insurance
in
reached
year
force
for
snould
the
be
income
at
the
hignest
the
in
for
year
of
of
th
history
$6,273,247.
was
the
Both
year.
Total
of
3%
business
duction
I960
in
1958.—V.
in
Burnham r&
during
second
was
190,
figures
company.
■
Realty
Co.
1960
only
1073.
p.
Presidential
made
for
paid
,
to
the
to
$51,677,851.
record
;
of
$56,538,703
set
Stock
PROCEEDS—Net
will
provide,
two
of
the
which
public
at
estimated
is
which
include
land,
buildings
other
and
costs,
$8,900,000.
the
others.
organized
in
January,
all
financed
with
Pennsylvania, New
apartments,
Connecticut,
properties
located
are
addition
In
the
to
1961,
acquire
to
fiscal
of
1960
rent
annual
New
the
include
company
FHA-insured
Jersey
total of 8,600
a
of
V.
falling
mortgages,
seven
located
in
family
units
and
37,290
with
rooms,
approximately $10,900,000.
net
and
the
ended
year
Oct.
31,
1960
220
statement
shares
of
unchanged
at
30
2Vj>%
per
annum;
90
days 27/a%
consisting primarily of capital gains
with
total
revenues'
of
$2,907,273
and
net
primarily
of capital
gain,
of
$431,897
for
consisting
The
new
of
tion
one
price
per
annum;
240
to
par
be
to
179
days
270
to
days
of
dividends
have
since
and
Shapiro
since
commonstock
been
been
paid
November,
Company
November,
at
1959
has
income, also
the
previous
regular cash dividends
Since November; 1957 cash
annual
an
yearly
a
paid
1956.
rate
stock
of
dividend
In
to
addition
Frank
A.
The
to
of
the
record
the
each
for
Underwriting
of
underwriters
the
whom Burnham
stock
common
set
the
of
2%
has
(the
terms
and
corporation
with
the
cents)
SEC
be
to
The
the
for
to
receivable,
at
and
1961,
sale*
be
at
first
loans
used
be
to
for
the
at
competitive
applied
bank
expenditures
of
to
March
on
offered
the
and
lists
Fred
L.
Fletcher
Chairman.—V.
23,
acting
to
purchase
the
number
opposite its name below:
of
shares
&
Granbery,
Co.——a
Marache
&
filed
shares
of
$2
share,
at
per
be
used
193,
Abraham
'Carter,
10,000
Co
for
and
193,
$9,206,400.
President
as
Berlind,
Potoma
&
Newburger
letter
a
of
stock
without
Co^
Radar Measurements
the
Manufacturers
stock
common
10
(par
of
debt;
Roulette
The
New
ington
the
office
1933
Under
-the
of
offering
and
193,
agent
for
1273.
Inc.,
April
to
25,
100,000 'common
suspension
order
in
shares
"The
Securities
a
Act
asserted
of
respect
that
its
certain
"
$3
offering
material
"
•
7
share.
per
The
circular
was
facts.—V.
193,
/
to
This
small
with
ment
shares
Co.
business
the
of
SEC
April
stock.
common
named
are
investment
on
as
11,
Hornblower
of
managers
filed
company
covering
a
the
&
Weeks
I.
and
which
group
will
St.
Louis
Capital,
Act
loans,
Inc.,
provide
to
and
selected
of
small
Federal
a
will
1958,
business
Licensee
furnish
supervisory
and
under
equity
state¬
750,000
Simon
M.
underwrite
the
Small
make
capital,
management
production
(Howard W.)
&
the
Business
long-term
services
counselling
reported
that
they
Sams
established
has
size
its
this
of
of
efforts
The
basis
through
5,000
as
to
purchase
by
If
the
and
to
&
Co.
is
issue
Inc.,
of
warrants
the
to
purchase
T.
Kenny
to
purchase
of
prices
the
to
are
and
is
D.
M.
of
the
United
tracts.
It
will
photo-electric
The
net
$20,000
pay
corporate
The
of
and
which
be
This
is
as
amounted
commercial
stock
sale
to
to
full
in
music
to
E.),
a
capital
working
Williams,
17.2%;
Barney
James
67.9%.
group
$105.146.—V.
Sears
ment
in
Hansen.
have
Roebuck
the
on
of
the
177,213
used
and
shares
President,
R.
Grandin,
Stockholders'
191,
p.
a
of
—V.
that
will
of
military
the
at
end
business-
five
of
commercial.
be
type
business
of
SARAH
also
For
years
40%
to
of
of
space
employed
Director
11.4%,
equity
and
at
of
and
for
the
general
stock,
Beatrice
(and
S.
father
31,
1960,
officers
of
of
many
temporarily
idle
purchase
to
redeemable
at
optional
April
of
before
redemp¬
interest.
1,
1966,
declining
102.80%
at
The
at
the
accounts
and
declining
and
a
substantially
payment
its
&
of
has
each
set
agreed
of
the
to
sell
&
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
&
Alex.
Co.
37560O
1,150,000
375,000
Ladenburg,
Lazard
275,000
Lehman
Carl
Loeb, Rhoades
Inc
&
1.150,000
& Sons
550,000
375,000
Dreyfus
&
Co
Equitable
Southwset
550,000
Hallgarten
&
550,000
W.
E.
—V.
375,000
375,000'
& Co., Inc
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin
275,000
Co.
275,000,
750,000
G.
750,000
White,
Weld
550,000
& Co
Hutton
193,
Co.
&
Weeks—
&
Co.__
&
Stroud
1,150,000
Noyes
&
Blosser
McDowell
750,000
—
1,150,000
Smithers
S.
Straus,
1,150,000
——
Hemphill,
550,000
Inc.
F.
Co.
&
550,000
&
Hutzler—-.~-v._r_-„l,150,000
1,150,000
Co
Co
Stuart
Inc.
a
Co.
&
Smith,Barney'(So^Co'/
Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Halsey,
275,000
Rothschild
F.
550,000
Boston
275,000
275,000
&
Salomon Brothers
Securities
First
1,150,000
750,000
Jaffray
Reynolds & Co. Inc
L.
Corp.
The
1,150,000
& Curtis
1,150,000
Eberstadt..&■ Co
1,150,600
Hopwood
Union
Securities & Co
1,150600
Co.
Piper,
550,000
550,000
2.75,000
Eastman Dillon,
Co..
Newhard, Cook & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
375,000
Dominick—
Co..
&
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Inc.
Newburger & Co._i
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
750,000
Freres
M.
&
550,000
Co.
Thalmann
Co.
Merrill
275,000
&
1,150,000
Brothers
Co.
Drexel
&
900,000
750,000
Dodge & Co. Inc.
Crutenden, Podesta &
Dominick
Lemon
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.
Co
&
Johnston,
Simmons
&
Co.,
$275 00O
Inc.
Co.
&
Brown
Space
550,000
Co._
Becker
to
underwriters,
Corp.
375,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
G.
Johnson, Lane,
750,000
275,000
Co
Barth
forth
Amount
$5,400,000
Strudwick
&
had
$11,753,000.
conditions
acting as representatives, has severally
principal amount of debentures set opposite
the
Co.:
plan
subsidiaries
profit
a
and
company
below,
sell
and
and
terms
the
to
monthly
are
Whipple & Co.„
A.
Wood,
Struthers
H.
Walker
&
&
Co.—
Co
550,000
1,150,000
-
&
Co.
375,000
1275.
p.
Spirit Mountain Caverns, Inc.—Hearing Scheduled—
the
on
Commission
The
Denver
its
Wyo.,
permanent,
a
order
with
notification
a
that
the
reason
of
asserted
by
of
filed
March
April
2
public
1958.
offering
$1
that
share
suspension
false
was
certain
by
per
The
circular
disclose
make
suspending
offering
at
1961,
Caverns,
or
temporarily
stock
to
26,
vacate,
September
in
failure
to
the
to
for
Spirit Mountain
preferred
A
company's
its
of
whether
respect
class
of
hearing
a
request
on
order
exemption
A
to
scheduled
question
225,000 shares
of
pursuant
has
the
on
Commission
a
Regulation
company
also
Regional Office,
Cody,
Inc.,
material
and
facts.
1164.
p.
corporations
cash.
These
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Month
of
March—
1961
193,
1960
$1,067,240
:
Sales
—V.
$1,004,562
749.
p.
193,
Bank
Stocker
Gas Co.—Appointment—
has
been
stock,
preferred
$50
appointed
registrar
value,
par
the
of
The
the
of
company.
&
Yale, Inc., Marblehead,
to
the
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
expenses-,—
York,
Mass.—Files
With
1,697,306
3,544,979
3,370,990
operating
taxes—
565,573
543,650
1,144,507
1,097,607
has
Net
operating
income
$2,053,375
$1,949,421
$4,117,066
$3,901,187
at
charges—
1,723,972
1,629,525
3,452,011
3,254,104
of
1275.
Southwestern Bell Telephone
1961—2 Mos.-
$
$
Operating
63,463,003
34,687,362
Federal
12,323,770
11,548,099
expenses—..
income
taxes-
-1960
through
5,390,583
11,436,888
10,780,372
11,836,959
25,043,594
11,015,647
22,663,239
21,693,798
1275.
Luis
of
Capital Corp.—Registers Common—
corporation,
of
1328
Garnet
registration statement with
the SEC
common
stock,
will
offering
to
be
be
on
will
for
receive
mated
the
to
at
make
advisory
B.
F.
p.
1441.
organized
was
licensed
is
Small
par)
Corp.,
working
for
and
of
capital.
of
April
11
that
Camp
on
of
Puerto
the
Camp,
company
Rico,
Inc.,
canning plant
Government
Puerto Rico.
operating the pineapple
and
heretofore
the
Stokely-Van
Board
the
Land
by
operated
Authority
of
the
sale
efforts
at
the
promote
thority's
$3
as
per
through
share
selling-
the
with option of renewal
be shared by Stokely-
of 15 years
will
term
a
operation
Land
a
for
Authority
operation to
substantial
Stokely-Van
requirements
processor
of
of
of Puerto
a
Is
Camp
expansion
in
and
the
in
he
that
stated
pursuance
fulfills
reputation
frozen
at
market
the
said,
its
pineapple
production
Rico,
in
the pineapple
started
Camp,
of canned
development
diversification
that the leasing
of plans, adopted
project, to eventually
private enterprise with sufficient capacity
Governor
Stokely-Van
to
Land
pineapple.
500,000
basis
per
a
for
from
the
will
foods
industry
the
in1
for
all
of
and
enhance
Puerto
factory.—V.
Puerto
the
192,
Au¬
experience
the
Rico
p.
Rican
Land
long
prospects
and
the
802.
•
company
It
covering
300
a
commission.
The
4
to
filed
Diego,
public
best
a
San
April
on
offered
made
which
NASD;
Avenue,
losses
and
plant
the
transfer
1960.
(no
development
and
research
Stokely-Van
Rico,
plant is
or
Munoz-Marin,
the
when
Southwestern
the
notification
Authority. The
latter will
continue
to
control planting and
production of pineapple, with the cooperation
and advice of Stokely-Van Camp.
23,436,472
This
the
Camp
5,706,046
charges'
of
profits
12,824,511
11,702,614
of
of
stock
Securities
Weber
Rico.
Lease
Van
income
The
of
announced
of leasing
Rico
and
taxes—
share.
Ind.)
Puerto
22,765,631
operating
members
for
equipment,
Chairman
Jr.,
Puerto
69,123,239
operating
of
used
be
of
subsidiary,
a
purpose
72,966,379
Net
p.
the
23,784,408
Other
193,
Stokely,
Barceloneta,
Puerto
$
133,231,269 126,105,714
66,803,590
35,949,263
after
letter
a
common
plant, constructed in 1956 at an approximate cost of $3,500,000,
is currently running in excess of a million cases per year and has
ample
capacity
to handle increased production of
pineapple that
might become available. It is the major pineapple canning plant in
Co.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
$
Net
of
First
The
period End. Feb. 28—
—V.
to
are
purchase
(Indianapolis,
formed
for
p.
filed
1961
shares
through
Y.
N.
proceeds
B.
Inc.
Other
193,
30,
100,000
share,
per
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Leases Puerto Rican Plant—•
W.
1,768,626
after
$3
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$11,465,297 $10,780,266 $23,131,653 $21,540,656
7,077,723
6,589,889
14,325,101
13,170,872
taxes—
Net
March
on
covering
at
products,
new
income
—V.
SEC
offered
be
New
1493.
p.
corporation
with
Business
as
Investment
Investment
management
$1,325,000,
long-term
and
Coggan
-
small
a
loans
listed
California
business
Act
of
law
investment
1958
and
is
in
to
as
small
business
counselling
President
concerns
services
and
Board
to
and
such
Sun Oil Co.—Files Stock
September
company
under
also
registered
Company Act of 1940, as a closed-end,
investment company.
The net proceeds,
will
be
used
to
furnish
equity
capital
management
is
under
to
in
esti¬
shares
and
concerns.
192,
Oil,
statement
non-
provide
Chairman.—V.
Sun
and
for
the
of
with
1608
the
company's
of
'
merchandise.
company
the
named
Co.
&
SEC
the*
revenues—
the
Corp.—Maturity Schedule
potential
after
general
$268,834,000
Agreement,
&
Allyn & Co. Inc.—
The
management
Dec.
2352.
"Financial
of
below:
Anderson
East
150
Manhattan
cumulative
diversified
earnings
be
Amount
C.
total
our
communica¬
recovery
being
system
applied-
great
a
a
Southern New England Telephone
model
common
16.2%;
owns
Williams,
J.
Acceptance
stated,
from
come
to be offered to
Chase
The
5.125%
Rhythm-
a
screen;
a
sale.
Acceptance Corp. announced on April 12 a refine¬
maturity schedule of their short-term notes.
Donald W.
President,
Sim¬
through
our
acqui¬
line;
Roebuck
recognized
Mr.
within,
the
to
accounts
be
Securities and Exchange Commission—
under
Sears
less,"
or
from
realistic
42d Street, New York, filed a registra¬
on
April 7 covering 600,000 shares of
key employees of the company pursuant
to
its
Incentive
Stock
Option
Plan,
and
simultaneously
filed
a
registration statement covering $109,800,000 of interests in the com¬
pany s
Employees
Savings
Plan,
and
2,509,714
shares
of
capital
stock
which
may
be
acquired pursuant thereto.—V.
193, p. 748.
a
follows:
demonstration
a
marketing
color
and
as
product
organ
to
First
\
con¬
developing
used
be
the
and
and
production
will
of
produce
production
outstanding
12.9;
aircraft
but
and
added
will
accrued
conditions
of
the
1960,
underwriters
misleading
with
'
obligations.
plus
starting
retailer
sales
Wertheim
Wertheim
in
the
as
It
company,
statement
shares
E.
wife,
years
come
prices
be
increasing
not
company is believed
total volume on the
its
year
gross
the
name
reduction
a
ambitious
dollars
intended
volume
supplied
"cost-plus-a-fix-fee"
designing
marketing
incurred
depicts
has
Richard
his
approximately
manned
2268.
p.
capital stock,
The
purposes.
Richard
.officials
for
the
and
for
added
company
which
Williams,
note
a
$35,000
organ;
device
balance
will
in
engaged
organ
from
production
Scope
under
Government
been
musical
for
to
the
also
proceeds
$225,000
of
States
up
offset
be
is
has
were
an
The
of
Underwriting
of
whom
F.
partly
five
Newman,
be
to
C.
supplied
warrants.
are
the
new
•
certain
will
manufacturer
major
a
such
project.
192,
tion
additional
an
Ralph
3,500
also
warrants
be
underwriter
primarily engaged in a variety of research and
projects in the physical sciences for different agencies
development
15
said.
Operating revenues,.——
company
to
introduce
primary manufacturer of fuel gaging,
computing and management systems for aircraft, and fuel injection
systems
for
the
aircraft,
automotive,
and
marine
engine markets.
best
amendment.
The
products
to
75,000
a
Washington,
terms
sold,
registra¬
a
covering
sale on
public
Gerald
an
filed
Va.,
1961,
for
option
and
exercise
28,
offered
underwriting
and
entire
have
March
on
be
seven-year
shares,
will
new
of
total
profitable
more
Simmonds
systems
Federal
Church,
in
has supplied only 10 to 15% of its output
During i960 we were successful in increasing
company
customers.
Mr.
Simmonds
is
Period End. Feb. 28—
Falls
Hodgdon
the
purchase
common
finders,
SE'C
price
offering
amendment.
entitled
the
stock,
common
public
by
Drive,
Fairfax
with
statement
"These
additional
an
to
equal
1959.
plan
"We
the other half will
annual
our
this
of
it
company,
Operating
Scope, Inc.—Register Common—
tion
in
seven
only
within
increase
to
Operating
shares
earnings
connection
$560,000,
7%
sales
on
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
Hornblower
plan
of
years,
level
Mercury
Lehman Corp.—V. 193, p. 204.
121
consolidated
&
said.
itself
for
growth
and
programs,
the
75%
output,"
Co., Inc.—Private Placement—
&
April 13, Harriman Ripley & Co. announced the com¬
pletion of a private placement of 75,000 new shares of
this firm's $1 par common stock.
The buyers included
Inc..
in
will
its
will
par,
certain
on
Clark,
and by continued heavy
add
stretch-out
a
$119,019,
company's
totaled
commercial
but
year,
and
to
concerns.
On
Scope,
to
redeemed
national
the
SALES—For
Burnham
expenses
with
Simmonds
South Carolina Electric &
•
the
during 1961, and
stages of development."
previous
"Half
we
by
tions
'
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Files Stock Savings Plans
of
offering.
Investment
that
finance.
other
any
-V.-193,
sale
proposed
said
company
outstanding-
amounted
outstanding.
compared
Mr.
$71,125, equal
shares
458,333
earnings
expenditures
as
were
program."
—V.
registration
a
the
1960,"
quadruple
to
stated.
commercial
our
St. Louis Capital, Inc.—Registers Common—
7
earnings
.
product
many
permanent,
—
Inc., of Chicago, 111., is engaged
in
the
sale
mail, concentrating its efforts in the specialized
credit promotion, credit acceptance, collections
by
proportion
than
J.
shipments of
which compares
1960,
products
orders
company
about
Wash¬
stock
company
catalog
Bacon,
reported
during the year,
and development.
sales
various
in
the
over
its
suspending
the
at
in
Simmonds
Broadway,
make
or
under
of
new
are
"While
in
temporarily
registration
line
military
new
the
debentures
short-term
debentures
to
based
Bache
programs.
a
of
misleading
products
in
5
31,
of
net
shares
start-up
development
9%
additional
100%
Net
average
year,
Simmonds
research
enabled
product
done
1631
1961,
vacate,
Commission
R.
Dec.
1959.
338,642
heavy
and
expenditures
sition
public offering of stock by Roulette Records.
filed in August 1960, Roulette Records proposed
to
Research
program
transfer
p.
Records,
1122.
p.
appointed
for
whether
tne
exemption -from
respect
notification
a
Roulette
hearing
a
question
order
A
Commission's
false
the
on
with
public
of
for
approximately
monds
been
corporation.—V.
scheduled
8
Regulation
of
request
on
has
March
the
has
Records, Inc.—Hearing Scheduled—
SEC,
York,
Co.
by
the
on
on
April
on
ended
of
credit
larger
A.
research,
capital.
products introduced
expenditures
■"
Corp.—Appointment—
Trust
of
6,000
v
;
The
6,000
techniques
agreed
underwriting.
repayment
the
102.80%
notification
Products—Annual Report—
previous
Geoffrey
affected
new
Mr.
Inc.j.___
Co.,
&
share
the
share
a
President
&
6,000
'Hanrahan
appointed
of
they will be redeemable
from
be
financing
finance
of
existing
1983
redemption
merchandise
each
914.
p.
common
working
company
which
year
of $7,262,000. in
a
cents
Y.,
N.
6,000
Weill
8,000
604.
p.
&
Precision
the
For
year.
16
10,000
Co.
Bros. & Boyce__Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
of
Shares
98,000
Stein
—V.
cents
16
35
or
its
Shares
Burnham
forth
representa¬
as
agreed
forth
set
for
with shipments
last
been
stock
plus accrued interest.
par,
its
1961
engineering,
Tarrytown,
$6,199,000
with
conditions
is
of
also
the
to
sale
1961
indebtedness, the company now
shares,
of
which
management
150,000
to
are
Simmonds
This
has
BUSINESS—Spiegel,
of
and
the
incurred
for
ranging
bonds
The
the
after which
1971,
prices
from
company
reduction
may
subscrip¬
underwriting
is
No
will
involve
2,
held.
public
will
balance
Board
covering
proceeds
development
company
has agreed to sell to
below and each of the underwriters,
representative)
the
1,
tion
\
Siltronics, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
also
the
named
Co.
&
severally-
has
tive,
to
Agreement,
the
from
option
stock
common
May
then
outstanding
common
as
offer
of
shares
amendment.
prospectus
Tracy
April
for
share
per
...
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
in
toward
proceeds
of
Funds
company's
mortgage
financing
and
1,590,832
3%.
own
first
offered
expected
preferred stock
outstanding
officials
of
12
program,
were
paid.
^
.
cents
50
funds
receivable.
debentures
regis-
a
covering
by
be
the
purposes,
construction
to
its
PROCEEDS—Net
general
132,570
filed
Nev„
1961,
each
to
are
Reno,
$6,500,000
$4,000,000
some
St.,
10,
proposes
for
proceeds
of
construction
and
Co.
preferred
Spiegel, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public
offering of
debentures, due April 1,
1983, at 100% and accrued interest from
April 1, 1961,
was made on April 12
by Wertheim & Co. and associates.
stock.—V. 193,
common
April
on
and
supplied
bonds
Net
Virginia
stockholders
share
to
The
bidding.
has
Trust
warrants, and common stock was sold privately
The Franklin
Corp., Mineola, N. Y., through Blair &
Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 185, p. 656.
59 days
Co.—Registers Bonds, Common—
SEC
stock'
common
is
involved.
for
York
cumulative
$40,000,000 Spiegel, Inc. 514%
the
company
by
rate
$535,761,
was
year.
DIVIDENDS—The
on
New
5%
Sperti Products, Inc.—Securities Sold
Privately—April
14, 1961, $750,000 of this company's notes with stock
pur¬
Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering
South
with
common
1991.
subscription
$2,618,720
were
income,
compared
fiscal
for
revenues
Bank
the
1339.
p.
chase
'
Total
for
193,
Currently these rates
424.
p.
company's $1
company,
tration
managing
rolls
239
Sierra Pacific Power
Kentucky.
Partly owned
Connecticut, Missouri and Ohio.
York,
Chemical
registrar
we
and
has
it
contain
company
in
of
the rental properties which it owns and
syndicated, the company manages a substantial
other properties on a fee basis.
Management fees during
aggregated $163,326.
Properties currently managed by the
properties
number
properties
89
to
186,
t
stock of M. Shapiro & Son, Inc., which develops,
owns
and
operates residential and commercial rental properties, and
is also engaged in real estate "syndication" and property management
Wholly-owned
on
1454.
p.
payment
was
outstanding
for
,
.
BUSINESS—Presidential
days
to
180
shares of this
due
proceeds of the sale totaling approximately $830,000
with equity money for building projects,
presently under construction.
Total
cost
of
the
developments,
planned
60
annum;
annum;
annum."—V.
This
which
150,000
company
are
days.
now
maturities
—April 14, 1961, it was reported that Francis I. duPont
& Co., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New York
City, had completed a secondary offering-of 100,000
Offered—
offering on April 12 of
shares of this corporation's common stock at $6.75.
an
From
for
The
we
REDEMPTION—The
underwriting group
an
Pro¬
'■■■
j,
.
Corp.—Common
headed
initial
amounted
29
to
remain
notes
.
'
New
per
short-term
our
Shamrock Oil & Gas
assets
these
15
days;
Southwestern Public Service
Co.—Appointment—
word.
planning,
to
on
per
per
attained,
^
the
end
and from
schedule.
three
the
of
term
The
year.
easily
near
date.
2V\%
2%%
all-time
an
.
premium
the
President
company,
sense
their
maturity
for
rates
days;
14
true
in
3 days l7/a%; 4 to 14 days 2%; 15 to 29 days 2Vb%. This schedule
is designed to assist the
investment officer who may be having dif¬
ficulty placing funds over a weekend, or who may find it difficult to
pinpoint maturities to coincide with an approaching dividend date or
statements:
of
increase
an
$300,000,000
$30,495,488
were
the
end
1961. "
during
are
at
of
day
29
term
near
and
"Rates
covering operations
Kolodny
George
hign
report
4
to
3
our
quote
of their companies' cash flow and
the
in
patterns
maturity
are:
tax
annual
the
refining
between
Report—
In
'money-managers''
recognize
shall
Annual
—
become
"To
April 18, 1961, receive tenders for the sale to it of
first and refunding 3%% mortgage bonds, series B, due Dec. 1, 1970,
to
an
amount sufficient to exnaust the sum of $223,052,
at prices
not
to
exceed
100%
plus accrued interest to May 1, 1961.—V. 192,
p.
2020
■
■
'
'
until
have become experts in the study
men
have
Exchange
49
common
Plan—Secondary—
Walnut
SEC
St., Philadelphia, Pa., filed a registration
April 11 covering (1) 13,000 Memberships
Purchase Plan for Employees, and 231,000
on
Stock
stock
which
may
be
acquired
pursuant
thereto,
(2)
245,615 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered
public sale from time to time by the holders thereof at prices
related
to
the
then
current
market
prices on the
New York
and
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchanges.
The company has outstand¬
ing 13,046,739 shares of common stock, of which management officials
50
holds
(1734)
The
prospectus lists 20 selling stockholders
and Glenmede Trust Co., as Trustee,
3.021.876
shares,
including
Joseph
N.
Peto. Jr., Board Chairman (and certain members of his familyi. who
owns
884,051 shares and proposes to sell 80,000 shares.
Others pro¬
pose to sell from 200 to 50,000 shares each.—-V.
193, p. 1339.
es
group
Harlinden, Tex. —Files
Associates,
Valley
in
units
of
$5,000,
fractional
or
units
of
less
not
$2,500.
than
The
E.
44th
be underwritten by First Realty Syndieators,
York, N. Y.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
offering
11
will
New
Street,
The
investment
rather
Fund
at
their
Inc.,
Frawley,
J.
Bache
exchange
for
an
,
Francis
of
chemical
ball
research
,V
machinery.
point
largest
cartridges, and is also engaged in
design
and
manufacture
of
automated
President
Alfred
was
as
Hartley
of
Co.,
elected
was
Bloomingdale,
director
a
of
President
OFFICER—Edward
Mr.
it
Inc.,
Ettinger
He
Executive
formerly
is
Vice-President
Paper-Mate
Co.—V.
Pen
Blunt
Electronics,
console
Alex.
April
on
The
for
year
J.
Telex,
by
L.
A.
Twin
announced
in
of
excess
30,000-square-foot
feet
to
private
label
facilities.
under
and
plant
Elco
its
for
The
and
duction
field.
iwill
Telex
to
entered
area
an
add
capabilities
Telex
by
in
November,
to
stated,
will
as
be
division
separate
a
Principal officers of Elco
Executive
its
under
operated
trade
sound
repro¬
it
when
i960,
in
Telex's
193,
products
consumer
Leavitt,
Max
are
Vice-President.—V.
Ryden
management.
present
A.
G.
President,
William
and
Co.
5,000
W.
10,000
Co.__
3,000
Inc.
40,000
John
&
&
Mackall
2,500
Mitchum,
1,000
Co.
5,500
&
&
California
Inc.
Russ
&
&
Harris,
Wertheim
Arthur
A.
192,
1,000
Co
&
Inc.—
Woodbock,
Inc.
R.
1,000
Lee,
Fund,
Kansas
St.,
April
offered
Variable
shares
Inc.,
Mo.,
Variable
filed
which
Fund
and
Lands Corp.—SEC
Fricke
2,100
Vita
Trust
the
The
SEC
April
Francisco
San
filing
the
4
of
and
Fort
Federal
Worth
Court
regional
to
of
{both
Tucsoni
in
interests
oil
Also
Texas.
GiJney
Nelson
the
in
and
and
Bret
Land
fractional
situated
in
Corp.
undivided
Presidio County,
Timan,
Joseph
were
registration
Act
Horizon
of
sale
land
under
defendants
as
and
offer
rights
gas
named
Ariz.)
Tucson,
Securities
and
announced
offices
lUSDC,
action
enjoin further violations of the
by
Texas
Ore
Lands Corp.
requirements
Keeking
President;
Masters.
of
the
who
Trust.
of
shares
Additional
$10
of
Toledo
Plaza,
registration
a
of
Interests
units
at
efforts
$228
the
mission,
were
recently
with
statement
of
Fund
and
(b)
created
ownership,
for
units
(Li
26
at
to
26
at
receive
units
a
to
of
cost
contract
construct
project
consisting
of
aiid
of
$2,675,000,
$8,520;
Helen
less
not
<2i
that
by
(3i
taking
of
$8,520;
other
the
partnership
242
units
of
that
the
Wolman
the
for
9th
the
stock,
$1,900,000
of
subject
property
trust, and the' balance of $325,000 is to be" financed
by a promissory note secured by a second deed of trust.
Of
the
.$452,970 net proceeds from the sale of the
units,
$450,000
will
be
applied to the purchase price and the balance of settlement costs
end
miscellaneous
expenses.
See
Pacific
initial
jointly
to
his
above.—V.
•
-
.,
193,
The
with
to
The
New
the
with
to
the
be
New
corporation
SEC
offered
York,
The
29,
1961
100,000 shares
filed
share,
First
covering
at
N.
proceeds
department,
March
on
$3
per
of
through
letter
a
common
these
The
In
the
risk
the
to
be
working
Th? company
SEC
York
used
for
development,
accumulation
The
proceeds
factory
Files
—
tion
30,
100,000
1961
shares
filed
of
are
be
to
loans
expenses;
used
for
payable,
letter
a
common
29
cents
(no
expansion
par)
Corp
The
of
sales
jumped
from
rose
Files
notification
(par
with
cent)
one
International
Fund
equipment;
capital.
inventory;
Ltd.—Common
Stock
Of¬
& Co., Bache & Co., and Francis
are
offered
The initial
offering price is $12.50
for single transactions of
open-end
fFund
investment
is
company.
lncome\ caPital
$25,000
located
As
gains
a
or
at
other
appreciation
created
with
a
Irin^rin^nntn
J
average
of
companies
f
f
of
a
3.7%
annually.
year-
corporation,
in
it
Bermuda,
is
used
Europe,
British
a
capital
particularly
Great
with
since
the
1948
of
Britain,
Commonwealth.
countries
compared
from
the
invest¬
deducted
contracts
during
his
in
to
pro¬
used
made
monthly
for a fixed
Fund
and
the
of
of
principal
the
service
times
units,
the
any
value
at
any
the
of
experi¬
the
time
underlying
to
annui¬
mutually
Depositor
to
or
all
share
in
(c)
As
mortality
Trustee,
loss
or
held
and
fees.
among
period
respect
the
to
as
accumula¬
gain
shares
shares,
combined
the
the
of
such
by
all
in
Fund
or
risk
of
the
shares
of
been
States
in
1960
President,
diversified
shares
from
sales
in
1960,
to
from
in
including
from
its
$17,190,557
to
192,
'■
7.
equal
were
compared
the
in
April
on
to
14
to
cents
1959.
share
$31,739,239
$10,468,291.—V.
$442,814
reported
corporation
outstanding
in
joint
of
venture
1959.#
$33,193,887.
Net
worth
2512.
p.
1
,
Corp.—Debentures
subordinated
proceeds
certain
the
of
to
bank
.proceeds
and
reduce
Offered—An
in
converting
drums.
The
the
for
and
with
for
and
acid
the
income
products.
class
fiscal
A
common,
Godfrey,
H.
and
Blair
Stein
and
to
be
The
and
used
additional
carry
income
the
fruits
fruit
for
the
Nov.
and
pulp,
engaged
and
steel-
and
trans¬
are
vegetables
in
mining
and
company
1960
30,
is
containers
and
used
brine,
products.
its
subsidi¬
$9,229,471,
and
financing,
was
of
&
the
520,000
subordinated
Hamilton,
Co.;
Bros.
&
completion
of
class
debentures
in
the
&
Karasik
Boyce.—V.
193.
the
will
company
shares
Magnus
Frank
of
Co.,
p.
consist
B
and
offering
&
Co.,
current
out¬
of
group
Inc.;
Inc.;
267,500
of
are:
M.
Universal
Match
Corp.,
193,
p.
541.
&
Co.,
Frumkes &
1062.
below.—V,
sundry
of
debt.
Lieberbaum
Kesselman
H.
shares
$1,000,000
common,
$872,204
Universal Controls, Inc.—Proposed
Merger—
See
will
contracts.
capital
$240,045.
convertible
Co.;
of
and
ended
year
addition
In
juices
UNDERWRITERS—Others
D.
debentures
sales
working
indebtedness
transportation
bases,
standing capitalization
of
to
receivable.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
6%
the
of
conditional
added
Container
EARNINGS—Consolidated
net
sale
and
be
Corp., Louisville, Ky.,
reconditioning tight
wooden
barrels
are
used
primarily for storage, aging
barrels
storage
the
loans
outstanding
portation of distillery
chemicals
debentures, due April 1, 1971,
from
will
accounts
BUSINESS—Universal
The
has
United
Levien,
the
and accrued interest.
retire
are
to
be
purchase
Placement
On
—
this firm had placed with
filed
1961
of
letter
a
(par
Burstein
Amber,
notification
of
stock
common
through
used
of
of
1630
with
for
reduction
inventory,
Chicago
the
SEC
Participations
in
one
cent)
Co.,
&
and
of
Inc..,
accounts
payable;
reserves.
Evanston,
Ave.,
April
on
its
189,
p.
111., filed a registra¬
covering
registration
of
Profit Sharing Pension
5
Savings
employees.—V.
company
193,
and
1718.
1961—Month—1960
1961—3 Mos.—1960
$24,367,818
$76,235,544 $71,279,295
425.
p.
Warner Bros.
Warner
Bros.,
which
the
have
company
Pictures, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
of
with
statement
been
Fifth
666
SEC
Stock
New
York,
certain
to
Option
filed
shares
122,700
issued
be
its
to
Avenue,
covering
will
or
pursuant
of
key
registration
a
stock,
common
employees
Agreements.—V.
193,
the
of
750.
p.
Westminster Fund, Inc.—Extends
Exchange Offer—
Westminster
to
investors
in
selected
Fund,
Inc.
and
The
&
has
has
June
.
12,
1961
stock
to
capital
for
their
those
with
its
offer
securities
growth
good
V
Co.,
set
been
securities
incurring Federal
exchanging
their
become
its
particularly
dealer-manager
up
special
a
of
a
making
group
department
handle
to
the
inquiries
details.
fund
of
extended
of
■"
Peabody
offer,
other
blocks
has
to exchange shares
quality companies,
potentials.
organized
provide
to
to
investors
large
owning
an
opportunity to diversify their holding without
capical gains
tax
liability on
the
exchange.
By
securities
participants
The
fund
&
Inc.;
Co.,
of
will
which
but
of
in
a
for
shares
securities
capital
be
there
corporate
is
the
objective
no
The
bonds
by
of
invested
the
of
portfolio
requirement
fund's
and
experienced
the
It
in
fund
is
fund,
investors
which
will
that
charter
is
professional
seek
to
expected
quality
the management
will
have
the
to have
the
193,
p.
any
fund
investment
possible
that
the
long-term
assets
stock
of
the
of
companies
good growth
potentials,
common
invest
in
permits investment in
obligations of
holding of cash.—V.
(C. R.)
and
income.
and
largely
believed
are
exclusively.
or
diversification
investment
growth
a
less
interest
the
risk
of
on
at
with
$1,036,226
S.
Container
inventories
sub-
except
seeking long-term
securities,
western
countries of the
out£ut Of6'9/"
western European
ab°ut
at
diversified,
withh°lding tax on stock
corporation to foreign share-
overseas
in
a
110
provide investors
portfolio
®®rvice
•i
to
tax
the
from
his
periods
of
annuity
Neither
$68,659,633
PROCEEDS—Net
aries
as
to
of
$8,266,788
100%
30,
shares
share,
$27,240,098
—V.
per
made
on
underwriting group headed by Michael G. Kletz & Co.,
Inc. is offering today
$1,000,000 of this corporation's 6%
share, scaled down
more.
Bermuda
Bermuda
cish divCiXn0d? L?HXk and Dthere is
holders
dlv,dends Pald by a Bermuda
was
or
in
ci
The Fund
per
$25
interest
during
the
covered
the
in
'■
balance
i°int managers of a group which
publicly on April 12 a new issue of
2,000,000
shares of United International
Fund Ltd. common stock.
'
not
annuity
increased
convertible
Private
—
management.
is
$2
indirect
3,522,112 shares outstanding,
on
to
assets
for
at
Trust
whether
in
value
mutuality
nor
the
soared
Universal
Y.
of
working
Trust
arising
aoove
3,055,184
on
been
announced, and
Reflectone by Universal
of
Y.
of
(ii)
subsequent
Chairman
earnings
guarantees
earnings
principally
United
fered—Kidder, Peabody
loss
corporation's
sales,
Armstrong & Co., Inc., New
purchase
and
of
Board
the
(b)
annuitants.
any
share
a
share
a
notification
Securities
stock
the
Francis
year,
1960
per
company,
benefits
than
payments
annuitants,
annuitants
units,
income
Inc.
March
on
$3
statement
to
or
investor,
regular
upon
Fund.
The
at
promotion;
directly
investment
than
in
shares
(b)
or
accumulated
President
ratably
(ai
Trust,
.......
at $3 Per share' throu§h
Y
is
all
in
complete
or
such
has
Controls
acquisition
covering 100,000
N.
$1,100,000
days
com¬
Fund
more,
The
and,
his
15
begin
depending
each
an
variable
as
he
share
.
capital.
^arch
011
covering
N
gain
make
mentioned
previous
of
Triangle Instrument Co., Syosset, L.
I., N.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
of
Fund
factors
is
addition,
all
of
ence
of.
Washington National Insurance Co.—Pension Plan-—
Fund
deducted
more
an
Trust
of
of
less
is
of
not
other
at
listed
that
states
the
there
the
Products,
proceeds
Trust.
sales
a
made
1%,
$2
whereby
with
and
period,
operating
risks
tants.
Total
are
of
expenses
|Y.
and
adviser;
of
SEC
100
Universal American Corp.—Net Soars—
■
.
stock
Weber
is
fluctuations
portfolio
developments
Life Insurance Co. $2,000,000
debentures, due May 1, 1976. The New York
will use the funids for expansion. — V. 193,
York,
sales
government
stocks
common
preferred
or
stocks,
instrumentality
854.
Winn Drilling Contractor, Salem, 111.
—
Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
with
annuity
from
for
was announced that
offered
the
until
of
or
not
to
amount
the
option,
Waddell
prospectus
or
arising
Universal
and
corporation
the
be
Kidder,
underwriter.
tion
other
of
1603.
QKchange
years.
L.
investment
Net
...
Transistor Applications,
Inc., Boston, Mass.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
of
his
$100,
investments.
value
annuity
an
at
or
people.
number
a
Massachusetts Mutual
pay¬
without
more;
or
of
accumulate
can
the
of
of
cash, but
arrangement
years,
investors
Trustee,
down
fee
the
of
in
or
subsequent
then
Chauncey
1061.
p.
i
.
2%
Depositor
contract
additional
any
8 V2 %
through
life,
number
the
and
and
made
the
payments
amounts
on
be
$100,
amounts
service
have
him
to
pay
for
cash
in
securities
years,
,
Corp.,
.
of
of
by
in
from
A
shares
such
productive
portfolio
super¬
in
shares,
payment
the
to
value
commission
convenient
a
ductive
time,
Fund
contract,
under
without
transfer,
intervals,
in
of
,.-,i
industry,
tobacco
special
Walter Sign Corp., Elmhurst, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
of
operate
Fund
a
may
benefits
(a)
asset
ranges
investment,
provide
by
investment.
whether
button
a
541.
p.
Food
company
p.
be
transferring
at
least
City, Trustee of
contract
a
commission,
sales
each
Corp.—Exchange Proposed—
Finance
■
of
amount
the
Transamerica
■'
periodic
The
in
SEC
to
$25,000,000
Kansas
of
annuity
any
payments
cash
a
purchase
at
by
eight
things,
Jerry
to
than
General
Weinstein,
among
the
general
the
cost
be
to
for
contract
$450,000
and
project
following
and
sell
as
partner.
acquisition,
Maryland,
of
deed
(i)
month.
more
Basiliko,
to
1961
Weinstein
limited
cash
provides,
Basiliko,
to
the
total
is payable in cash at settlement,
purchase price is to be financed by
first
specified
in
net
sales
a
Co.
of
acquire
by
the
to
offering
may
ways:
time,
any
Trustee,
all
if
April
apartment
purchase
of
in
the
partnership
a
(Nick
are
price
cash
the
County,
purchase
units
The
The
the
to
their
of
George
1961.
May
cost.
Wolmani
operation
assigned
for
sellers
purchase
a
209
best
a
Trust
aggregate
of
from
price
the
additional
three
in
on
will
Maryland law
Miller
and
Miltpn
Prince
total
a
cash
the
apartment
total
in
Bakst,
units
no
in
was
exchange
Units:
Anne
the
which
under
Joseph
and
Plaza
project
that
and
Inc.,
$522,500
sale
made
Yelsky as the initial
partnership
will
consist
of
occupancy
in
at
public
be
Miriam
the
development
apartment
partners
Miller,
will
Co.
covering
7
for
offered
and
organized
Bakst,
and
of
Toledo
as
Partner
&
comission
was
Syi
partners,
ready
April
on
be
filed
C.,
D.
at
adviser
initial
shares
day'when
ment,
of
business
known
Washington,
offering
Hodgdon
selling
SEC
to
The
W.,
N.
the
with
the
this
following
an
payment
—
sold.
Partnership
general
Street,
unit.
through
consists
The
K
Partnership—Registers
Partnership,
per
unit
are
and
1411
statement
in
basis
The
of
$2,500
per
units
Limited
Plaza
Match
193,
Sales
West
20
Public
contracts.
commission,
investments
the
selection
delivered.
Hotel
Universal
Period End. Mar. 31—
Trust,
share,
per
investment
more
or
the
to
of
any
the
Commerce
to
prior
is
sales
a
and
accepts
provides
3,000
Inc.—Registers—
shares
2,500,000
Trust
After
100
own
ment
having
Toledo
Reed,
inserted,
the
king
It
and
of its 5%%
Fund
Inc
a
medium for accumulation and possible growth of capital
will enable investors to
receive Annuity Payments intended
on
long-range basis to vary in amounts with changes in the cost of
living.
United Variable Annuities Management Corp., a subsidiary of
&
business
of
$9
to
Savoy-Hilton
of
of
cartons.
up
automatically
the
at
included
and
underway
are
April 13 it
providing
Waddell
Universal
plans
March.—V.
which
Court Action—
change
officials
other
also
Match
for
is
money
and
carton.
selections
cardboard
combination
latest
merchandiser
the
Controls,
Inc.,
and
Reflectone
Inc.,
illustrating the separate capabilities of each and
potential of their projected joint endeavors.
The proposed merger
the
of
a
Texas Ore
and
showing
This
9,000
Beane
offering
of
the
fund
be made through underwriters headed
by Waddell & Reed,
will receive an 85 cents per share commission.
to
operation,
introduced
was
separate
36
usual
any
by
its
11
automatic
Electronics,
30,000
Moyer,
Annuities
registration
a
covering
ia.»
public sale
at
Annuity
is
The
United
and
City,
11
for
in
April
on
cigarettes
Walgreen Co.—Sales Higher—
United Variable Annuities Fund,
This
chains,
The
&
&
French
In
vends
their
merchandise
unit
Universal
2,000
Co.—
Williston
&
market
1654.
p.
To
600,000
Inc.
.—
J.
and
new
York
New
and
provides
in
coins
demonstration-showing
2,000
Wiese-nberger
1,000
Harrison,
1,000
Corp.
Reed,
Co.
4,000
Co
&
Richard
Co.
&
2,500
&
15,000
&
1,100
Co._
Waddell
The
2,000
35,000
Securities
&
machine
and
in
prototype self-service
a
money
cigarettes
bills
change.
pushed,
1,000
Siegler
Stetson
—
10,000
Parke
&
Wagenseller & Durst,
Co
Logan
Co.
Inc._
N.
Co.,
Stieglitz__
25,000
Co._
10,000
&
7,500
&
Stix
2,500
5,000
Inc._:
Edward
10,000
Inc.
Goodbody
Co.—
Rt-nshaw
Co.,
$5
proper
the
25,000
Shields
1,000
__
Corp.
&
&
Roberts
&
Merger
—
2,000
Co.,
C.
Rodman
50,000
Corp.—
Securities
Fusz-Schmelzle
4,000
Co.
Co
&
Corp.—New Product
previewed
paper
unique
and
5,000
&
Schmidt, Roberts
Corp.
Cleveland
Co._;
&
&
Norman
60,000
handles
regular-size
$1
135,000
Peet
O.
Perkins
&
Co.
&
5,000
Co
Reynolds
2,000
Sons—
&
Stonehill
Co.—
Jones
&
48,300
_
1,000
&
Tempileton
2,000
Co.
15,000
Hutchins
H.
Co
11,000
Co.—
Masten
Murch
&
Co
Edwards
E.
1,800
Co.
&
Coe
&
Mitchell,
8,500
Corp
Ryons
A.
15,000
Co
Kemper
1,000
11,000
Inc.
Co.—
and
5,000
corporation
which
12,000
Co.
&
Co.,
Lester,
Co.__
&
Podesta
Dupree &
—V.
A.
Laird
5,000
Co
&
&
8,600
Sons
&
Hutton
Lecluse
...
&
Cascade
E'.
Jamieson
5,000
group.
1494.
p.
Hutton
Co._.
Weedon
Federman,
add
acquired 82%
of the stock of Waters Conley Co., Inc., a Rochester,
Minn., manufacturer of phonographs and electronic equipment.
Elco
Electronics
Hogle
F.
10,000
L.
produces
"Mitchell"
the
in
Shares
Ira
&
Dempsey-Tegfler
on
division
new
the
opposite
A.
Simmons
Davidson
A.
name.
The
Fund
E.
&
The
product development—
company
plans
Electronics
own
the
the
J.
Co
Caunter
Harrison
Sales
million.
$4
new
for
was
of approxi-
year
people.
100
a
its
fiscal
recent
than
more
1960.
January.
exchange of stock.
an
most
square
10,000
phonographs
employs
forecast
in
and
its
for
since
in
3,000
Co.
Inc.,
President,
Ryden,
Telex
by
cash
of
sales
and
are
headquartered
another
completed
amount
had
million
$2 Va
fiscal
next
fifth
Electronics
-jnately
acquired
been
Arnold
portable
of
shares
3,000
&
Cruttenden,
Halle
undisclosed
an
has
corporation,
manufacturer
6.
acquisition,
Elco
is
phonographs,
electronics
Cities
Ind.,
of
number
231,700
&
Walter
Brown
First
Michigan City,
Inc.,
the
time
from
Co.
Co.
and
First
Telex, Inc.—Acquires—
purchased
Co.__„
&
&
First
Elco
is
The
below
Match
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
a
earnings
It
from
Inc.
&
Co.,
Inc._
Ellis
First
end
reinvest
gains.
dividends
Universal
.
.
Acquire—
Haupt & Co._
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
192,
1345.
p.
as
dividends.-
231,700
&
Boettcher
F.
the post of Vice-President
both
companies
and
was
of
of
Vice-President
elected
Co.__
Eichler
Hurry,
Diners
11.
from
director
a
been
April
on
Technicolor
to
moves
Inc.
Eversharp,
has
Ettinger
announced
was
and
stock
Financial Chronicle
Investment
231,700
Becker
Bingham,
D.
Technicolor,
of
common
nation's
Inc.
NEW
of
the
the
regulations
same
capital
declare
cash
&
Lestrange
Crowell,
Sears, the
Technicolor, Inc.,
of
is
pen
the
and
Calif.,
'
Hartley
Club
Pasadena,
declare
realized
to
the
&
Boenning
in
under
the
accumulate
to
net
Fund
share
duPont
I.
Weeks
G.
in
Co.
...
headquartered
manufacturer
Technicolor,
of
on
.
Hartley,
Board
intends
and
the
Co
&
Arthurs,
April 7 the acquisition of the Hartley
undisclosed number of shares of Technicolor
announced
stock.
the
States
to
Shares
A.
of
United
subject
per
Peabody
Bateman,
Chairman
Jr.,
the
is
names:
Alessandrini
Technicolor, Inc.—Acquires—
of
than
$11.40
Kidder,
Baker,
Patrick
Fund
income
intention
time
in
and
operation.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters listed
j
30. 1961 filed a letter of notification with
of limited partnership interests to be offered
The company on March
the SEC covering $205,000
1940
DIVIDENDS—The
from
With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
registered
of
American
present
to
Sun
is
Act
domestic
of
aggregate
an
Fund
Company
1,946,800 shares,
own
own
The
shares.
3,854,632
a
yho
The Commercial and
\
on
March
company
20,
the SEC covering
16 units
1961
to
be
filed
a
offered
letter
at
of
notification
$12,000
per
unit,
without
underwriting.
The proceeds are' to be used to
acquire oil
leases
and
to drill for oil.
Volume 193
Number 6047
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1735)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALASKA
fered
Fairbanks,
Alaska
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,415,000
public
bonds
improvement
sold
was
to
1961
syndicate
a
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., the Equit¬
able Securities
Corp., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and Grande
&
Co., Inc.,
$645,000
as
from
630,000
1971
140,000
1980
Due
to
and
1
April 1
on
Due
on
April
1,
1, 1961.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co., in New York City. [Legality
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
& Logan, of New York City.
Sitka
Independent School District,
Alaska
$1,000,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
obligation
fered
April 10—v.
on
awarded
—were
to
193,
a
Amardor
com¬
&
Co., and Southwick, Campbell,
Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.24%,
Waterman
Due
as 3V2s.
from 1963 to
200,000
165,000
from
from
1975
May
on
1
May
on
1
Bond
Sale—The
3—v.
to
bonds
193,
$197,000 school
on
April
offered
1, 1961.
(J-D)
High
Glendale
School District
Clerk of the Board of
No.
a.m.
(MST)
chase
205
until
11
June 5 for the pur¬
on
of
$2,900,000 school bonds.
1, 1961. Due semi-an¬
nually from Dec. 1, 1961 to Dec.
1, 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
Dated June
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld
& Divelbess, of Phoenix.
10
Bond
Sale—The
855
p.
Bond
The
to
to
a
Los
-
Angeles, at
were
&
mill
&
Co.,
Offering
Town
Ariz.
fered
Sch.
—
Herbert
Win-
Clerk,
sewer,
posed
April 4—v.
awarded
&
ton
101.09,
Bond
County
Wardle,
sealed
ceive
San
Rosen¬
ARKANSAS
Arkansas
(P.
O.
Fayetteville), Ark.
Sale—The $1,672,000 stu¬
housing 1960 revenue bonds
offered on April 8—v. 193, p. 1383
awarded
as
the
to
SVss, at
a
Federal
Finance
Home
price of par.
CALIFORNIA
Alta
Loma
School
Bernardino
Bond
election
District.
County,
Sale—The
1961,
bids
will
re¬
office
his
at
Dennis
V.
until
11
in
a.m.
April 24 for the pur¬
chase
of $155,000
school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
(PST)
on
1962 to
from
inclusive.
1971
40,000
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Contra
Bond
Unified School District,
Costa
County, Calif.
T. Paasch,
Offering—W.
a.m.
series
I
San
Calif.
school,
bonds of¬
$35,000
Martinez, un¬
(PST) on April 17
purchase of $55,000 school
bonds.
Due
from
1962
to
1984
April 4
Due
on
1980
inclusive.
Junior
Santa
College
Clara
Sale
Bond
District,
County, Calif.
—
The
$3,000,000
school, series D bonds offered on
April 10—v. 193, p. 1605—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N.T. & S.A.,
San
of
Francisco,
at
price
a
of
Other members of the
were
syndicate
follows:
as
Bridge
Authority
Corp., Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, C. J.
Devine
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., E. F..
Hutton
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., First of Michigan
Corp., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
Stone & Youngberg, Taylor & Co.,
Pedro
Sale—The
$5,000,000 San
toll bridge
bonds offered on April 11
terminal
a
p.
Co., B. J. Van Ingpn & Co., Goodbody & Co., and Leo Oppenheim
&
Co., as 47/gs, at a price of
100.026, a basis of about 4.87%.
&
Ventura
erett,
County, Calif.
Offering—Monroe M. Ev¬
Secretary
of
the
Board
of
C.
Co.,
&
N.
White
&
Blake
D.
Fred
Co.
&
and
Co.
Union School District,
Forestville
Sonoma
offered
bonds
Calif.
County,
Sale—The
Bond
April 4—v.
011
were
—
193,
awarded
Bank of America N. T. &
Franklin-McKinley
S.
School District,
Clara
Santa
County, Calif.
Offering — Jean Pullan,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
her
at
until 10:30
in
office
(PST)
a.m.
San
on
Jose,
April 17
purchase of $250,000 school
Due from
1962
to
1986
in¬
clusive.
Fullerton
Los
Bond
Union
High School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
until
of
America
N.
T.
&
S.
the
A.,
San
National
Inc., First Boston Corp., First Na¬
tional Bank, of Chicago, Smith,
Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Wells Fargo Bank
American Trust
Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
United
California Bank, of Los Angeles,
Crocker-Anglo National Bank, of
San
11
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
Santa
on
Ana,
April 18
Marcos
eral
O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
by
approved
&
his
office
in San Diego, until
(PST) on April 18 for
the purchase of $1,250,000 general
obligation waterworks 1961 bonds.
at
7:30
p.m.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
1
from
1962
to
1996
inclusive.
Callable
as of April
1, 1981. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
the
at
Bank
Union
Humboldt
Bond
bonds
District,
County, Calif.
$48,000 school
Sale—The
offered
on
April 4—v.
193,
awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., at a price of 100.208,
as
1383
School
—
were
net interest cost of about
follows:
4.14%,
of
America
N.
T.
&
S.
A., of San Francisco.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Shaffer
Union
School
District,
Lassen
County, Calif.
Offering — Nadene Wem-
Bond
ple,
Co.,
Co.,
sealed bids at her office in Susan-
Chicago, C. J. Devine &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
of
Smith
&
Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., SeattleFirst National Bank,
of Seattle,
William R. Staats & Co., Reynolds
&
Co., J. Barth & Co., Ladenburg
Thalmann & Co., John Nuveen &
Co., Wertheim & Co., E. F. HuL
ton & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
Whipple & Co.,
Bank, in Dallas,
National
County
Clerk,
ville, until 3
for
1
the
will
receive
(PST)
p.m.
on
of
purchase
May
$50,000
school bonds. Dated June 15, 1961.
Due on June 15 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
at
interest
County
and
the
payable
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
First
First
Timber
School District,
Ventura
County, Calif.
Company, Ira Haupt &
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
Hamm,
Co., Mercantile National Bank, of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dallas, New York Hanseatic Corp.,
Republic National Bank, of Dal¬
las, Roosevelt & Cross, Stone &
Youngberg,
Trust
Company
of
bids
at
til
(PST)
purchase
of
of Atlanta, Cruttenden,
Co., First of Michigan
Georgia,
Podesta
&
Corp., Gregory & Sons.
J.
A.
& Co., Kenower,
Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
Co., Henry Harris & Co., Indus¬
National
Bank,
of
Provi¬
Hutchinson
McMaster
Co., C.
F. Childs &
&
Co., Kalman
Co., Seattle Trust and Savings
Bank, of Seattle, Robert Winthrop
&
Co.
Levy,
Collins & Co., Dempsey-
Williams
Jones
Bros.
&
Stern,
Mitch-
Templeton,
&
Stein
& (Boyce,
Wag'genseller &
Inc., City National Bank &
Durst
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Stern,
Frank,
Meyer & Fox, Third Na¬
tional Bank, in Nashville, Wacho¬
via Bank & Trust Co., of
Win¬
ston-Salem, Allan Blair & Co.,
Cavalier
&
Otto,
Trust
Co.,
Bank
&
City,
Offering
O.P.,
Louise,
ceive
New
will
until
bids
Marie
Sister
—
President,
sealed
3
re¬
p.m..
April 25 for the pur¬
chase of $900,000 dormitory reve¬
nue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
(EST)
on
on
Oct.
1 from 1962 to
A-O.
Interest
sive.
1999 inclu¬
Legality
Continental
Donnell
of
Salt Lake
East
White
&
Talbot
&
&
Hartford, Conn.
Sale—The
Bond
$3,500,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
April 11—v. 193, p. 1383—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
eral
New
Continental
York,
National
Bank
Chicago,
Smith,
Trust
&
Illinois
of
& Co.,
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.,
Ernst & Co., and E. F. Hutton &
Co., as 3V4s, at a price of 100.289999,
a
of Arizona Co., Mc¬
& Co., Fred D. Blake &
Hannaford
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
First
N.
College,
Magnus
Haven, Conn.
Bond
Tegeler & Co., A. G. Edwards &
C.
un¬
CONNECTICUT
Albertus
Sons, Hooker & Fay Inc., Lawson,
Co.,
Ventura,
on
proved
Julien
um,
in
a.m.
Hogle
Co., Taylor & Co., Wells
& Christensen Inc., J. B. Hanauer
&
his office
April 25 for
$50,000
school
building bonds. Dated April 15,
1961. Due on April 15 from 1962
to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman,
Agnew & Co., Stern, Lauer & Co.,
trial
11
the
Co.,
Barney
basis of about 3.22%.
I
DELAWARE
and
New Castle Special
Co.
School District,
Delaware
Manteca, Calif.
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
1497
—
on
were
$75,000 library
April 3—v. 193,
awarded
to
The
building
April 5
Savings
Co., of San Francisco.
Francis
Morongo Unified School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — V. Dennis
ceive
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
will
11
3V2s,
from
basis
of
of
duPont
at—a
on
— were
Trust &
Chicago, and
Co., jointly,
&
price
of
100.239, a
about 3.47%.
FLORIDA
Manatee
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
County (P. O.
Bradenton), Fla.
on
1963 to
Harris
The
Bank,
I.
offered
193, p. 1383
v.
to
re¬
a.m.
April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
(PST)
—
$634,000 school
bonds
1961
awarded
Wells Fargo Bank American Trust
Wardle,
Salle—The
Bond
as
I.
Loleta
San
Co., of New York, Northern Trust
1,
ity
District,
Wood, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Francisco.
purchase of $1,500,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated May
1961. Due on May 1 from 1962
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Water
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — W. Dennis
for the
a
at
of
dence,
$140,000 school
to The
A., of
San Francisco, and Associates, at
a
price of 100.071.
1497
p.
interest
Bank
both
&
p.
payable
May 22 for the purchase
$3,000,000 airport bonds.
of
Stroud &
15, 1961. Due on May 15 from 1964
to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and
(M-N)
&
Bankers Trust Co.,
New York, Blyth & Co.
ties
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in Somis, until 7:30
p.m.
(PST) on April 19 for the
purchase of $4,500,000 general ob¬
ligation water bonds.
Dated May
First
follows:
as
MacArthur &
Kalman
Co.,
to
Bond
T.
Bank,
Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., I. L. Brooks Securi¬
&
island
1497—were awarded
composed of Allen &
N.
3.59%.
Podesta & Co., J. B.
Co., Johnston, Lemon
Cruttenden,
(P. O Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
America
of
Southwest
First Boston
&
bonds.
Toll
a
Bank
A., of San Francisco, as 33/4S, at
price of 101.362, a basis of about
Bacon,
for the
inclusive.
California
S.
ner
Ccunty Clerk, will receive sealed
10:30
April 4,
1976 to
Foothill
bids until
—
April 11—v. 193, p. 1497—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the
Springs, Calif.
Offering—Shirley Henry,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
Chemical Bank New York Trust
on
Due
33/4s.
as
from
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Bond
and
—
April 4 from
on
Palm
on
inclusive.
1973
1974 and 1975.
Hanauer
Calleguas Municipal Water Dist.,
dent
Housing
Agency,
District
Clerk,
Bernardino,
group
—were
School
Offering
to
Gust,
by
Le¬
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
of
California
California
193,
University
com¬
(P. O. San Bernardino County),
—v.
office.
Treasurer's
approved
1278
p.
group
basis of about 3.90%.
a
Union
the
&
193,
a
school,
of¬
Co., and Paine, Webber,
Curtis, as 4s, at a price
revenue
gality
Angeles
bonds
United
The
of
to
price
of
cost
follows:
3V2S.
as
a
Myers, of Los Angeles.
county flood control bonds offered
100.127.
series C
1958,
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
feld
Los
District,
awarded
National
Angeles, at
interest
as
to
school,
&
Bank, of Los Angeles, E. F. Hut-
bonds.
1961
series
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
Town
Staats
Sale—The $245,000
on
for the
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $50,000
storm
R.
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Chap¬
Howe & Co., Rowles, Wins¬
ton & Co., Allen, Olson & Beau¬
mont, Inc., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., M. B. Vick & Co. and
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
til
Thatcher,
Bond
William
Angeles), Calif.
Sale
The $15,000,000
Bond
&
Bond
Angeles County, County Flood
Control District (P. O. Los
City
April 4
on
net
a
4s. Due
as
10,000
man,
Artesia
Los
3.74%,
$15,000
Louis, R.
Co., Shearson, Ham-
H. Moulton &
of
100.140,
about
St.
of
offered
bonds
1971
Co.
Trust
District, Tulare
County, Calif.
Sale—The $65,000
B
Bank
Blyth & Co., Inc., Glore, Forgan
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Mer¬
cantile
Wood¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
1
Other members of the syndicate
193, p. 1497—were
Security - First
follows:
as
Los
Due
4s.
as
on
The
of
4V2s.
Due on April .1
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
on April
from 1975. to 1982 inclusive.
were
Dinuba School
to
syndicate
receive
inclusive.
1971
to
as
32,000
cisco.
—v.
price of 100.113.
a
will
office in
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
on
Other members of the
8,000
,
Yolo
April
$225,000
school bonds. Dated April 17, 1961.
Due on April 17 from 1962 to 1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
issue of
syndicate headed by the
First National Bank of
Clerk,
land, until 2 p.m. (PST.)
17
for the purchase
of
series
$3,185,April 12 was
District,
Counties, Calif.
Offering-—Chas. S. Payn-
sealed bids at his
5s. Due on April 1 from
as
1968
Solano
County
ton,
$8,000
ap¬
from
School
Joint
and
bids at his office in
Bank of Tucson.
sor,
County
Legality ap¬
Calif.
Sa*e—An
Security
school
193,
$85,000
awarded
were
—
the
office.
000 bonds offered
April 3—v.
on
Davis
Bond
Brentwood
(P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
bonds offered
interest
and
at
Anaheim,
Navajo County School District
No.
1986
Legality
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
cisco.
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
Principal
Barstow
O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
receive
1963
Union
(P.
will
from
1
payable
Treasurer's
Francisco.
San
of
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
of
County,
in
Jackson &
J. A. Hogle & Co.
Maricopa
Sch.
to
June
on
—were
1063—were awarded
p.
Union
Due
election
(P. O. St. Johns), Ariz.
building
San
County, Calif.
County School District
1
of
Oakland, un¬
til 10 a.m. (PST) on April 18 for
the purchase of $200,000
school,
Bond
No.
Valley Joint
inclusive.
1981
ARIZONA
Apache
A.,
of
inclusive.
Due
to
1
inclusive.
1974
4V4s.
May
on
Due
1972 to
as
1
inclusive.
1971
4s.
as
May
on
Due
1968 to
from
385,000
1967
3%s.
as
1383
p.
Bank
Bond
bids at his office
follows:
$250,000
S.
District, Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
Offering-—Jack G. Blue,
1604
p.
group
posed of Foster & Marshall, Blyth
& Co. Inc., Kenower, MacArthur
as
The
to
&
about 4.01%.
sold
Sale—The
Bond
eral
T.
Francisco, and Associates, as 4V4S,
at a price of
102.11, a basis of
inclusive.
1981.
April
Chemical
N.
series B bonds. Dated June
1979 inclusive.
3s.
as
April
on
1970 inclusive.
4V4S.
as
awarded
America
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
1962 to
from
Dated
follows:
5s.
as
April 10—v. 193,
on
—were
Bond
tee
Sale—The $900,000 Mana¬
veterans
bonds
offered
memorial
on
hospital
April 6—v. 193,
52
Good-
of
body & C!!o., and R. S. Dickson &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.04, a
&
1383—were
p.
interest
net
awarded to
of
cost
about
3.85%,
follows:
as
$15,000
155,000
May 1, 1961.
5s. Due on May 1 from
0s. Due
as
as
1962
250,000
3%s.
as
145,000
Due
Due
3.80s.
as
1982 inclusive.
from 1979 to
285,000
55,000
3.90s.
as
Due
3V2S.
as
Due^on May
1989.
1,
t
Orange Memorial Hospital Associa¬
tion, Orlando, Fla.
Sale—-The
Bond
dent
nurses
home
1959
bonds
$200,000
offered
193,
v.
the
stu¬
series
April 5—
revenue,
on
1383—were awarded to
Housing and Home
p.
Federal
Finance
Agency,
price of
2F8S,
as
at
a
par.
GEORGIA
Building
System
University
Au¬
Atlanta), Ga.
Sale
$13,000,000
construction
institution
state
The
—
of
Chicago,
and
Bacon,
&
Trust
Whipple
&
Trust
I.
Co.,
duPont
&
of Chicago,
Co., First of
Stifel,
Nicolaus
Co.
&
Inc.,
Bache & Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Barr Brothers & Co., William
Blair & Co., Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons,
Boatmen's National Bank,
of
Louis, City National Bank
Co.,
of
Kansas
City,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Julien Col¬
Trust
lins
&
Co., Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas City, Eldredge & Co.
of
headed by
Bank, of Providence.
as
4!&s.
Due
on
May 1
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
from
1,040,000
as
3%s.
Due
on
May 1,
1967 and 1968.
r
4,160,000
as
3^s.
Due
on
May 1
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
from
2,080,000
as
3,120,000
as
Due on May
1980 inclusive.
3.60s.
1977 to
from
1
Due on May 1
3Ms.
1981 to 1986 inclusive.
from
Other members of the syndicate
were
ties
as
follows: Equitable Securi¬
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Corp.,
Goldman,
Sachs
Pierce,
Lynch,
&
Co.,
Co., Shields & Co., C. J. Devine
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Blair
& Co. Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
First of
Michigan Corp., W. H.
C.
Co. Inc.
Bradford
&
Co.,
F.
S.
Moseley & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Pollock & Co. Inc.,
E. F. Hutton & Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co. Inc., Courts & Co.,
Co.,
Wm.
Renshaw,
E.
Johnson, L$ne, Space Corp., Bax¬
ter & Co., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co., Clement A. Evans & Co., J. H.
Hillsman & Co. Inc., Wyatt, Neal
&
Waggoner,
Stern,
Agee
&
Leach, J. W. Tindall & Co., Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co. Inc., Inter¬
state Securities
Corp., Newman,
Hammill & Co., Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem, Wood, Struthers
&
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard
Inc., C. F. Childs & Co., Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co. Inc., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Webster
Dougherty & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co: <•'
"",f ;Vi '
&
Co.
St.
Louis,
Folger,
Newburger,
Loeb
City
Co.,
New
Co.,
Rand
&
Co., Republic National
Bank, of Dallas, Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co. Inc., Schwabacher &
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Third
National Bank in Nashville, Chas.
E. Weigold & Co. Inc., Wells &
Christensen Inc., Baker, Watts &
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Dittmar
& Co. Inc., Eddleman, Pollok &
&
York Hanseatic Corp., Pohl &
&
$30,250,000
Northern
tinental
Trust
Trust
Illinois
Co.,
National
First
Harris Trust &
Co.,
Con¬
Bank
National
&
Bank,
Chicago,
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York, and Halsey,
Stuart &
Co. Inc.,
as
3V4S and
3V2S, at a price of 100.0809, a net
cost of about 3.36%.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
First
National
Bank,
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
both of New York, Smith, Barney
&
Co., Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York, Lehman Broth¬
ers,
Blyth & Co. Inc., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co. Inc., C. J. Devine &
man,
Co., Gold¬
Sachs & Co., Lazard Freres
A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc.,
Co.,
Merrill
Smith
Lvnch, Pierce,
Inc.,
Salomon
Fenner
Bros.
&
&
Trust
Co.,
of
St.
Louis, Philadelphia National Bank,
Stockvards
Na¬
Co.
p.m.
the
pur¬
Due
Plaines
Park
District, III.
Offering
—
Ferdinand
Arndt, District Secretary, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until April 26
for the purchase of $275,000 park
bonds.
Secretary
of the
School
will receive sealed bids
until 4:30 p.m. (CST) on April 20
for the purchase of $250,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
1961 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961,
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1962
to
July
1, 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by-the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Board,
first
Vanderburgh
Dated
awarded
&
Coijnpany,
Legality
in
Kokomo.
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
approved
Ellettsville, Ind.
Offering—R. L.
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer,
the
Federal
Housing and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 27/ss, at a price of par.
Winnebago County School District
No. 205
Bond
(P. O. Rockford), III.
Offering — Phoebe
J.
Barnes, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed'bids
until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on May 2
for
the
purchase
of
$2,200,000
school
building bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
to
1974
bank
or
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
trust company
at
and
any
designated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
Sibley, Iowa
$60,000 school
bonds offered on April 10—v. 193,
Sale—The
Bond
1605
p.
sealed
bids
until
(CST")
on
April 24 for the purchase of
$15,000
drainage
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1963
inclusive.
1969
to
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Peoples State Bank, at Elletts¬
ville. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Fremont
Secretary
Board,
until
School
Corporation, Ind.
Offering — Clarence
Bond
Huss,
Consolidated
will
the
of
receive
Offering
—
Margaret W.
Wade, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on April 25
for the purchase of $150,000 pub¬
lic
library bonds.
Due
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Due
1981
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1963 to
(J-J)
in¬
and
National
payable at the
Bank
of
First
Fremont.
Le¬
Highland School Town, Ind.
Bond
Offering
Strange,
Secretary
School
Trustees,
bids until 8
sealed
—
of
until
the
will
rectors,
4
Fern
—
of
(CST)
1961.
bonds.
Due
1
until
received
be
2
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of
$550,000
school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
April
on
18
1962
from
1
the
for
inclusive.
1980
to
Principal and interest payable at
the School Treasurer's office.
Le¬
&
Chapman
by
approved
gality
Cutler, of Chicago.
KENTUCKY
Ky.
George Down¬
Ganaliel,
Bond Offering
—
ing, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bias until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
27
for
the
purchase of $60,000
April
Dated
bonds.
series
1960.
1,
on
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
sealed
Fleischer, of Louisville.
Di¬
of
bids
Grant
May
from
1,
1962 to
1980 inclusive. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, cf Chicago.
Bullock Pen
County,
District
on
Dated
Nov.
on
Dist.,
Iowa
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
April 21
for the purchase of $400 030 school
building
Community Sch.
Woodbine
April 1 from 1990 to 1999
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
A. Lahey,
Board
receive
p.m.
Water
O. Crittenden), Ky.
Blantpn,
(P.
Bend Offering—Robert
Secretary
missioners,
2
p.m.
the
for
25
Board of Com¬
receive
sealed
(EST) on April
of the
will
until
bids
$410,000
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
of
purchase
waterworks system revenue
Board
Bond
receive
offered
(CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $150,p.m.
Dated
Buffalo, Iowa
John H.
the
will
Secretary
by
&
Ahlers
Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Due
Fontanelle), Iowa
Offering
on
approved
Legality
Bannister,
1960
Bond
(CST)
May 1 for the purchase of $370,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1980
waterworks system revenue,
Bridgewater-Fontanelle County
School District (P.O.
Sch.
<
be received until 8 p.m.
semi-annually
IOWA
Iowa
District,
Dated
April 1,
from
July 1, 1962 to Jan. 1, 1973 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1961.
1
1861.
G00
Indiana
Bond
bids
p.m.
(CST) on April 26
purchase of $120,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April
1,
1384
the
Moines Community
Des
West
com¬
Lafayette Library District,
O.
for the
of
West
School
sealed
p.
group
Chicago, Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc., and Mullaney, Wells &
Co., as 3V8S.
receive
7:30 p.m.
a
awarded to
were
—
Carlton D. Beh Co.
of
Welty,
will
to
on
April 5 was sold to The WhitePnillips Co., Inc., and associates,
at a price of 100.002.
posed of The First National Bank,
Trust
April 5—v. 193,
$110,000
offered
bonds
revenue
inclusive.
$775,000 bonds
on
1279
Sale—The
1
on
Interest
$290,000 bonds
March 20—v.. 193, p.
awarded
were
—
White-Phillips Co.,
to
The
5s.
as
inclusive.
1999
1863
to
M-S.
Legality
from
approved
by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer,
of Louisville.
school
building 1961 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1962 to July
1, 1968 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Jefferson
Clear
Lake, Iowa
Offering — Keith
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
21
until
for
will
8
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
April
on
of
$64,000
County (P .O.
Louisville), Ky.
Raw,
sealed
Sale
Bond
school
The
—
building
offered
.
Bond
Offering—J. A.
Franklin,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until
10
—were
headed by J. J. B.
Legality approved by Bannister.
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
at
Des Moines.
$675,000
1961.
Due
1991
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
1961
Callable
to
of
as
April 1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at the Indiana
National
Bank
of
Indianapolis.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
I
Bond
Clerk
ceive
sealed
(CST)
-
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
2
re¬
p.m.
April 25 for the pur¬
chase of $215,000 sewerage works
on
bonds.
1961.
Due
1996
Dated
Jan.
April
1,
1963
1
from
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
I
Sanitary
Bond Sale—The
$44,000
District,
Ind.
$1,575,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds offered on April
11—v. 193, p. 1498—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc., as 3%s, at a price of
100.8266, a basis of about 3.30%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: White, Weld &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Chicago,
Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pick¬
ard, Inc.
April
Due on
1
April
3V2S. Due on
as
1
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
3Ms. Due
as
from
1
as
1963 inclusive.
1962 to
from
460,000
net interest
follows:
a
3.65%,
1971
1
April
on
1973 inclusive.
to
Co.
Other members of the
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Bond
were
Sale—The
$65,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered on April
3—v.
to
193,
1384—were awarded
p.
The Carleton D. Beh
Co.
—
bonds offered
on
April 11—v. 193,
1605—were awarded
rissey & Co., as follows:
$265,000
3%s.
as
from
1962 to
Due
Mor-
to
p.
Nov.
on
Bond
syndicate
Almstedt
follows:
as
Bankers
Co.,
Inc.,
Bros.,
Blyth
&
Co., Inc., Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Equitable Securities Corp., W. L.
Lyons
Community School Dist.
(P. O. Farmington), Iowa
Bond Sa e
The $385,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
&
Graham-Conway
Co.,
Co., Alden & Co., Inc., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., Goodbody & Co., Security &
Bond
and
Co.,
The
Monroe
Russell,
&
Long
Co.,
Kentucky Company.
,
School
District
(P. O. Tompkinsville), Ky.
Bond
Offering—Darrell Carter,
1
County
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1976 inclusive.
1
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on April 20 for
City Community School Dist.,
funding bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
120,000
3 Ms.
as
Due
Nov.
on
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
the
Iowa
Iowa
Bonds
Richmond
580,000
of
improvement bonds offered
April 10 was sold to Quail &
on
to
inclusive.
on
issue
Harmony
Offering,— Mary Bissell,
Town
Clinton, Iowa
Sale—An
Bond
street
Hilliard & Son,
par,
3 Ms.
as
from
(CST) on April 25
for the purchase of $3,000,000 ath¬
letic facilities first mortgage reve¬
nue
1961 bonds.
Dated March 1,
about
cost of
a.m.
of
price
a
bonds
April 5—v. 193, p. 1498
awarded - to
a
syndicate
on
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
University (P. O.
Bloomington), Ind.
$1,715,000
revenue
June 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclu-ive.
Indiana
ville State Bank. in Nashville. Le¬
to
Sale—The
Bond
offered
offered
awarded
County (P. O.
Evansville), Ind.
—were
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Nash¬
April 6—v. 193, p. 1384
Joseph C. Du-
on
University, Decatur, III.
Bond
Sale—The $546,000 dor¬
mitory, series 1959 revenue bonds
on
—
1,
1964.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Union Bank
revenue
Millikin
Offering
rand,
mortgage
April
1,
July 1 from 1963 to
1977 inclusive. Callable as of July
1961.
Nashville, Ind.
Des
Bond
interest
Eutzler.
Mercantile
Co.,
Bank,
&
Co.,
—were
were
City
&
Savings Bank, all
of
interest
$575,000
re¬
1
for
25
bonds.
revenue
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
April 12—v. 193, p. 1497—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
The
of
will
until
First
of Wichita, Sutro
Bros.
Tuller & Zucker,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., J. C.
Wheat & Co., and R. D. White
Chicago, III.
Bond Sale—The
chase
bids
April
on
Stanley,
Secretary,
sealed
(CST)
Nolan,
Bank, of Chicago, National
Bank, of Cleveland.
tional
ILLINOIS
Corporation
ceive
F.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dallas, First National Bank, of
Overton
Budd
Offering—W.
cf
&
Co., Tillman-Whitaker Co. and
Kokomo), Ind.
Bond
terest
Fosdick Inc., First of Iowa Corp.,
Hannahs,
Ballin
&
Lee,
Luce,
Thompson & Crowe Inc., J. A.
Co.
&
Building Corporation (P. O.
Fahey, Clark & Co., Field, Rich¬
ards. & Co., First National Bank,
Inc., Scharff &
Jones Inc., Howard C. Traywick
Brown
Co.
Clay, Ertvin and Howard School
Shearson,
Southwest Co.,
Fleming - W.
B.
Hibbs & Co. Inc., Ginther & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Hutchinson,
Shockey & Co., McCormick & Co.,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co. Inc., The
Milwaukee
Company,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., National Boulevard
&
J.
&
Smith
&
&
Pollock
Co., Wm. E.
Co.
Inc., Rodman &
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
&
Memphis, First National Bank in
Inc., White, Weld & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
Morton
Taylor
Kean,
National
Industrial
Co.,
Merrill
&
Fenner
&
ton
April 3—v. 193,
on
INDIANA
St.
Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co. Inc.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., E. F. Hut-
$2,600,000
&
Michigan
Corp.,
First
National
Bank of Oregon, Portland, Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., The Illinois Co.,
Lee Higginson Corp., W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co. Inc., F. S. Moseley &
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Paribas Corp., L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Seattle-First
National
Bank, of
Seattle, F. S. Smithers & Co.
Bond
1498—were awarded to Barcus,
p.
Co. Inc., Braun,
Inc., City National
equipment revenue 1961 bonds of¬
fered on April 11—v. 193, p. 1384
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Blyth & Co., Inc., and
the Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
at a price of 100.044, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.67%, as follows:
offered
A. G. Becker &
Bank
Illinois
Sale—The $270,000 sewer
Bond
bonds
water
St./ Valparaiso), Ind.
London, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
(P. O. 405 Campbell
Corporation
Wood River,
Kindred
Co.
&
thority of Georgia (P. O.
Bond
Co.,
Francis
May 1
on
1983 to 1988 inclusive.:
from
American National Bank
New
Community Schools
Valparaiso
Cutler,
Chapman &
by
Chicago.
&
Bosworth & Co.
May 1
on
Nuveen
approved
of
Co., Blair & Co.
Inc., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
May 1
on
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
from
John
&
inclusive.
1969
to
on
Philadelphia, R. W. Pressprich
Co., Equitable Securities Corp.,
Monday, April 17, 1861
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1736)
Not
Due
Sold—The
$750,000
purchase
on
of
school
$73,000
April 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
school
building bonds offered on
April 4—v. 193, p. 1279—were not
(A-O)
Bank
sold.
Principal
interest
and
kinsville.
Bond Offering—Blanche
Clerk,
bids until
17
for
sewer
Due
the
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
payable at
office.
8
will
p.m.
(CST)
from
1962
April
Livingston Parish School Districts
(P.
$19,500
1, 1961.
to
1980
Principal and interest
the Town Treasurer's
Legality
LOUISIANA
sealed
on
of
Dated April
1
Sparks,
receive
purchase
at
Legality approved by
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Lynnville, Iowa
Town
the
Deposit
of Monroe County, in Tomp¬
payable
approved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
by
O.
Livingston),
Bond Sale—An issue of
$175,000
school
on
&
{district No. 1 bonds offered
April 4 was sold to The Scharff
Jones, Inc.
Additional
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$145,000 school district No. 4 bonds
Volume 193
offered at the
Number 6047
time
same
sold
was
to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
State
Lousiana
Bond
and
Building
(P. O. Baton Rouge),
Commission
Louisiana
Bond
State
Offering—A.
Treasurer,
Tugwell,
receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m. (CST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $1,000,000 public building, series A
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1,
1961.
Due
on
April
inclusive.
1986
to
from
1
Callable
1962
of
as
April 1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
est
(A-O) payable at the State
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan, of New York City.
.
Rapides
Parish
No.
District
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Mosle
& Co., Ray
Allen, Olson &
Beaumont, Inc.,-. First of Texas
Corp., Funk, Hobbs,& Hart, Inc.,
Hamilton
,
Vermilion
J.
C.
.
Parish,
Pecan
until
10
the
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
May 4 for
on
$350,000
school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from *1963 to 1986 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
F-A-
Legality ap(-
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
Orleans.
Drainage
(P. O. Pineville),
as
Louisiana
at
price
a
of
$730,000
4V8S.
as
Due
from 1963 to
345,000
1981
from
Due
Other members of the
were
follows:
as
Sept.
on
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 school
building bonds offered on April
4—v. 193, p. 1280—were awarded
1
1985 inclusive.
to
H.
syndicate
Sattley &
V.
-
Sutherland &
cells
&
Inc.*
Phillips Co., at
Co., Charles A. Par-
— Albert
Messer,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on April
26
interest
net
price of par,
a
cost
of
about
Additional
& Moody,
the purchase of $225,000
building 1961 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
1964
Sale —The
$395,000
water supply and sewage
system
the
time
same
1964
disposal
bonds, offered
revenue
awarded
60,000
at
to
were
85,000
&
2.18%,
'J.
follows:
as
from
May
on
Due
1979 to
inclusive.
or
Principal
payable at
trust company desig(M-N)
the
Legality
successful
approved
by
Windom,
1
Bond
May
on
Due
Offering
Charlton
—
L,.
Kennebunk,
Wells
Walker, Parish Secretary, will re-'
sealed
ceive
bids
until
11:30
Dated
March
on
1
clusive.
June
from
1,
1961.
1963
Interest
to
Due
1981
M-S.
in¬
Legality
bonds
Stone
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
at
of New
about
Orleans.
awarded
were
—
&
&
130,000
to
to
100,000
The
Co.,
115,000
1982
1986 to
to
1
Minn.
—
p. 1385—were
awarded
Windom State Bank, of
The
Windom,
1*991 inclusive.
6s, at
as
price of
a
i
No.
52
(P.
O.
Alexandria), La.
Bond Offering — J. S.
Slocum,
Secretary of the School Board,
will receive sealed
bids
until
1:45
p.m.
(CST)
on
May 3 for the
purchase of $232,000 school bonds.
Dated
15
May 15, 1961. Due
from
1962
to
1971
May
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
the
at
urer's
1
School
office.
Board
Legality
pay¬
Treas¬
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Additional
will
cum
at. the
of
Offering
also
receive
—
Mr. Slo¬
sealed
Dated
May 15, 1961. Due
15 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
May
on
clusive.
Principal
interest
and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
School
Board Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
Chicago.
Rapides Parish, Rigolette School
District No. 11 (P. O.
Alexandria), La.
Bond Offering — J. S.
Slocum,
Secretary of the Parish Schdol
Board, will receive sealed bids
1:45
p.m.
(CST)
on
May
May 15 from
1962
sive.
as
Callable
to
1976
of May
inclu¬
15, 1969.
Principal and interest (M-N)
at
the
Parish
pay¬
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
sealed
National
bids
Bank
(EST)
noon
on
Dated
from
May 1, 1961. Due
1962 to
v.
Sale
and
193,
—
sewer
bonds
and
State
Street Bank &
interest
Legality
as
The
on
$1,500,000
series
April 11—
awarded
to
follows:
Boulevard
Cutter,
First U. S.
Bank,
of
Bennett & Co.,
Corporation, Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co., Lucas,, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Inc., A. E.
White
Masten
&
Phillips
Co.,
Inc.,
Jones, Kreeger & Co., Interstate
Securities Corp., Mackall & Coe.,
Ray Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
by
Palmer
will receive seal¬
England Mer¬
ed bids c/o the New
National
Bank, of Boston,
Street,
Second
Floor,
State
30
Boston 6, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $1,400,000 bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
National
chants
Bank
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
H. Brooke & Co.
Additional
6
general
offered
at
the
awarded to
Johnston,
price of
$3,90°,000
obligation bonds
same
time
were
a
syndicate headed by
Lemon
&
Co.,
at
a
100.02.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:"
sold to
was
&
jointly,
offered
on
W. Press-
R.
and
Co.,
3.10s, at a price of
basis of about 3.02%.
as
100.519,
a
Bend
Late
Abroms
& Co., National Boule¬
Bank, of Chicago, Cutter,
Bennett & Co., First U. S. Corp.,
for
School
10,
jointly,
at
price
a
of
was
postponed.
scheduled
to
bear
The
a
4.05%,
as
at
It was to have been
derwritten by a nationwide
par.
5s. Due
as
1962
Co.; First
Blyth &
& Co., Inc.
Boston Corp.;
Co., Inc., and Tripp
Tyngsborough, Mass.
Bond
Offering
—
Frank
D.
Parker, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
c/o
The
Union
Lowell,
of
Bank
until
4V8s.
as
Due
July
on
1
1987 to 1990 inclusive.
from
Oakland
July 1 from
on
1986 inclusive.
to
120,000
County
(P. O. 550 South
No.
limited
1
tax
Due on May 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1961.
to
1981
interest
payable
Street Bank
at
& Trust
the
State
Company, in
Boston.
Legality
Ropes &
Gray, of Boston.
approved
by
awarded
—were
Bosworth
&
price of
a
The
to
First
of
Inc., jointly,
Co.,
100.064,
net
a
3.98%,
5s. Due
as
50,000
4V2S.
as
at
interest
follows:
as
Center
eral
obligation
bonds offered
p.
Line,
Sale—The
215,000
37/8s.
as
from
260.000
-
on
to
May
on
$625,000 school
on April 6
Minneapolis, Allison-Williams Co.,
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., WoodardElwood & Co., and Caldwell, Phil¬
price of
a
of
about
par,
a
net
3.71%,
as
2.90s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
60,000
Ann
3.30s.
as
Due
on
Feb.
(CST)
p.m.
as
from
210,000
3V2S.
1974 to
as
3.70s.
1977
as
to
3.80s.
1982
to
Due
on
Feb.
on
1981
Due
Feb.
series
1960
1963
Feb.
24
on
&
1
1
Home
a
Bond
Offering
Agency,
as
par.
260,000
255,000
460,000
interest
the
The
Mann-
as
3.40s. Due
any
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
by
Howard,
&
Peterson,
Haertzen,
of
p.
on
$700,000 school
193,
April 4—v.
1500—were awarded to a group
of The First National
in St. Louis, Merrill Lynch,
composed
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., and
about
3.47%,
as
follows:
$200,000 as-3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962
75,000
1971
to
3V4S.
as
inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
425,000
3V2S.
as
Due
from 1975 to 1981
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
MONTANA
Billings Special Improvement Dist.
No. 783, Mont.
Bond Offering—Wm. J. Fry, Jr.,
City
Offering
—
Agnes
Meyer,
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on April
18
for- the
purchase of $18,000
fire equipment bonds. Dated May
Clerk,
will
receive
on
May 1 from 1962
inclusive.
Principal
and
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Foley & Foley, of Wa¬
will
Clerk,
until
7:30
receive sealed
(MST)
on
p.m.
May 2 for the purchase of $8,285
improvement bonds.
Dated May
15, 1961.
terest
Due on Jan. 1, 1969.
In¬
J-J.
Roosevelt County
1
1961. Due
basha.
inclusive.
Bank
bids
1966
March 1,
3V2S. Due on March 1
as
bank
designated by
bidder.
Legality
LeFevere, Lefler
Minneapolis.
1,
on
1977.
company
successful
Bond
March 1
on
St. Charles School District, Mo.
—
payable at
1
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
1976 and
improvement bonds.
trust
or
100.013, a net
3.54%, as
about
3.30s. Due
as
from
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and
of
of
and
Co.,
Yates, Heitner & Woods, at a price
of 100.033, a net interest cost of
C. Kasa, Vil¬
receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on April
21
for
the
purchase of $15;000
sewer
cost
from 1978 to 1981
will
Clerk,
lage
price
a
Co.,
&
Securities
&
as
3s. Due on March
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Faegre
$350,000 dormi¬
Finance
price of
Tegeler
$25,000
Interest
revenue
3V8s, at
at
interest
Dated
interest
Bond Sale—The $65,000 munic¬
ipal building revenue 1961 bonds
offered on April 6—v. 193, p. 1500
-
Bond
follows:
Winona, Minn.
Mary's College,
The $1,000,000
on April 5—
1280—were awarded to
p.
Bankers
April 1 from
inclusive.
—
composed of Halsey,
Co., Inc., A. G. Edwards
Sons, George K. Baum & Co.,
the
for
bonds.
revenue
2000
to
City
1984 inclusive.
to
bids until 3:30
April
on
1960 bonds offered
on April
7—v. 193, p. 1385—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
to
awarded
e
Stuart &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
tory
1
inclusive.
on
193,
Inc.,
Wabasha, Minn.
1976 inclusive.
Due
1
syndicate
a
Barbara
1
Belgrade, Minn.
—were
v.
purchase of $1,000,000 dormitory,
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
105,000
a
school bonds offered
Paul,
Mitsch, Secretary-Treasurer
approved
as
S
Bond
group
Slayton, Minn.
193, p. 1385—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Northwestern National Bank,
of
cost
a
St.
Offering—Sister
will receive sealed
and
a
interest
College,
Bond Sale—The
—v.
lips Co., at
(P. O.
Maplewood), Mo.
Minnesota
Bond
1
May 1 from
on
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
School District
of
Catherine
pur¬
Maplewood-Richman Heights
2.72%.
784, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
to
St.
for the
noon
inclusive. Interest M-N.
April 6—v. 193,
on
until
o
Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood, Allison - Williams Co.,
and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., as 23/4S,
at a price of 100.06, a basis of
St.
building bonds offered
gen¬
sewer,
series
I
April 11—v. 193,
,t
bids
April 24
on
The $300,000 park
1385—were awarded to
p.
&
MINNESOTA
No.
offered
composed
1
inclusive.
1991
—
A-O. Legality approved by
May
on
Due
4s. Due
Sale
sealed
(CST)
inclusive.
Appleton Independent School Dist.
from
1499—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by Kenower, Mac-
dicate
Bond
1972 to 1983 inclusive.
as
1984
Due
Mich.
$1,075,000
District
April 1, 1960. Due
May 1 from
on
1967 to 1971
from
from
Bond
chase of $5,000,000 building, series
1961 bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Due
of¬
Michigan Corporation, and Braun,
135,000
MICHIGAN
1
County
Park
Reserve
(P. O. Minneapolis),
exten¬
bonds
March 28—v. 193, p. 1385
on
$115,000
18
C.J.-
L.
receive
inclusive.
1990
Charles
1
May
on
Offering—
Aylward, District Treasurer, will
Dempsey
follows:
April
on
Due
City School District, Mo.
Bond
1
198$. inclusive.
3 90s-
&
MISSOURI
May
on
.
about
$555,000 sewage
disposal evergreen system
sion
fered
for the
(EST)
Due
Charles
1,
May
on
by
approved
Kansas
Due
1986 to
Hennepin
July 1 from
on
4s. Due
as
1967
purchase of $150,000 school proj¬
ect loan 1948 bonds.
Dated May
noon
from
•
Valley Water Supply Dis¬
Deposit Guaranty Bank
Company, of Jackson. Le¬
and
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1
May
011
Mav 1,
May 1 from 1964 to
on
& Trust
1979 inclusive.
1980 to
as
trict
gality
May
on
Due
3.80s.
as
from
inclusive.
1966
to
380,000
syn¬
S. Moseley &
Channer
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of
limited
tax
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Pearl
River
1976.
3.70s.
as
285.000
bonds
un¬
dicate headed by F.
Due
10
Farris,
receive
inclusive.
terest
Minnesota
$50,000
in¬
terest, mature in 2001, and priced
3V2S.
'
bonds. Dated
revenue
1961. Due
1999
1974 inclusive.
1965 to
as
300.0000
follows:
issue
4.80%
and
follows:
from 1977 to
were
100.0062,
net interest cost of about
as
3.40s.
as
from
80,000
Blyth & Co., Inc., and
the First of Michigan Corporation,
following,
the
—
3.80%,
$310,000
125.000
day announced that the financing
been
about
Mich.
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
been planned
on
1385
p.
and
until
May 5 for the
$8,800,000 reservoir
&
Co.,
bids
will
on
Newman Securities Co., at a price
of 100.002, a net interest cost of
$550,000 school
193,
—v.
&
Secretary,
sealed
Co., American
Bank, of St. Paul, ShearHammill & Co., Kenower.
1975 and
—
the
underwriters
of
the
$177,000,600 revenue,
marketing
District,
Sale—The
Nuveen
MacArthur
awarded to
$30,000
Postponed
April
issue that had
bond
&
Cl
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
John
son,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Authority
-
proposed
MacArthur
& Co., Lu¬
Waeckerle, Inc., A.
& Co.. White-Phillips
Co., Inc., Jones, Kreeger & Co.,
Interstate Securities Corp., Mackall &
Coe, Putnam & Co., Rotan,
cas, Eisen
E. Masten
Turnpike
Monday,
managing
trust company designated
cost of about
Financing
on
vard
Kenower,
or
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
the Middlesex
County National Bank, of Everett,
prich
National
Sale—The
various
bank
April 1 from
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at any
1965
District
National
on
Maiden, Mass.
April
of
pur¬
'
Valley Water Supply
Jackson), Miss.
Offering — A. B.
Bond
—
the
for
Telegraph Road, Pontiac), Mich.
Bond. Sale—An issue of $500,000
bonds
24
re¬
f.
sippi State Office Building,
Sale
The $1,100,000
building 1961 bonds offered
April 5—v. 193, p. 1280—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
p.m.
to
April 6
The
on
8
1, 1960. Due
|
renewal
until
1961
Boston.
urban
bids
Nov.
Boston.
of
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Legality
Bond
W.
57 bonds. Dated
Haslett
to
school
Richard
—
site and building bonds offered on
Offering—Walter S. Zaik,
chants
(P. O.
water district No.
Bond
awarded
were
—
par.
* *
District (P. O. Main Auditorium,
Ground Floor, Woolfolk Missis¬
193,
Crookston lndep. School District
chase of $19,000 special assessment
&
-
Inc., First of Texas Corp., Funk,
Hobbs & Hart, Inc., Hamilton Se¬
curities Co., J. C. Wheat & Co.,
R.
approved
Easthampton, Mass.
Bond
Town Treasurer,
had
National
and
the
at
Co., in
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
revenue,
offered
1168—were
p.
Chicago,
Co.,
Trust
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
La.
a
syndicate headed by Johnston,
Lemon & Co., at a price of 100.008.
Other members of the syndicate
were
payable7
cipal
Boston.
May 1
on
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Massachusetts
Shreveport,
1961
re¬
Union
the
Lowell, until
April 20 for the
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
water
c/o
of
purchase of $950,000 school bonds.
3
for the purchase of
$545,000 school
bonds. Dated Mav 15, 1961. Due on
able
ceive
1280
p.
Pearl River
funding
April 4—v.
on
Allison-Williams Co.
Clemens), Mich.
April
on
1
inclusive.
Offering
sealed
(EST)
payable at the New England Mer¬
,
until
kins, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
ceive
bids
$195,000 certificates of indebt¬
edness.
Offering—Walter R. Wil-
Bond Sale—The $40,000
July 1 from
on
Munroe, Township Clerk, will
Chelmsford, Mass.
Bond
time for the purchase
same
Bond
July
on
Township
Mount
District
Due
Clarkfield,Minn.
offered
f:.
MISSISSIPPI
No. 593, Minn.
Harrison
MASSACHUSETTS
\
bonds
1981. inclusive.
1986
to
•
July 1 from
on
0s. Due
as
inclusive.
,
193,
—v.
1
inclusive.
4V8S.
1977 to
July
on
1967
1976
as
from
3.83%.
Rapides Parish, Pineville School
Due
4s. Due
as
1968
Co., jointly, as 3%s,
100.418, a basis of
of
4V4S..
as
from 1963 to
Securities
Webster
price
a
(P. O.
Sale—The
White
and
$50,000,
offered
1499
p.
District
and
Kennebunk), Me.
$300,000 water
on April 5—v.
193,
Bond
on
bonds.
Water
a.m.
May 21 for the purchase
$287,000 public improvement
(CST)
of
Kennebunkport
Dorsey,
The $8,000 airport
bonds offered on April 3
revenue
1
May
on
Sale
.
Bond
v
bidder.
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
1985 inclusive.
4V4S.
as
bank
nated_ by
1978 inclusive.
4.20s.
as
95,000
Due
1973 to
from
1984
inclusive.
4.10s.
as
interest
any
a
4.25%,
May 1 from
on
1972
to
from
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
4s, Due
as
to
and
follows:
as
$60,000
for
school
•
Co., and Juran
Independent School Dist.
Bond Offering
to
a
group
composed of Paine,
Webber. Jackson & Curtis. Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co., and Caldwell,
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
McDonald
Moore
&
Co., Ryan,
53
No. 819, Minn.
Valley Independent School
District No. 801, Minn.
1980 inclusive.
4s.
as
Sept. 1
on
Wadena
100.045.
Browns
par,
;
heimer-Egan, Inc.,
4.06%,
follows:
John Nuveen
MAINE
;
price of 100.081
net interest cost of about
a
Island
No. 2 (P. O.
Abbeville), La.
Bond Offering — C. J. LeDet,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
(1737)
Arthur & Co., at a
School District
New
Gravity
2
Securities, Co.,
Wheat & Co., and R. H. Brooke &
Co.
,,
-
P.
will
.
School Districts
(P.O. Froid), Mont.
Bond Offering—Gustav
District
Fjeseth,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May
6
for
the
purchase of $235,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Interest
J-D.
j
54
(1738)
The Commercial and
NEBRASKA
Delafield
mitory
on
Sale—The- $500,000
April 5—v.
awarded
and
to
Home
3y8s, at
193,
Finance
price of
a
Bond
Offering—Inez
bids
sealed
Housing
Agency,
Township (P. O.
Brunswick), N. J.
Township Treasurer,
1281—were
p.
Federal
the
May
on
as
until
for
1
$825,000
par.
til
2
(PST) on April 19 for
the purchase of
$500,000 general
obligation airport bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
p.m.
1963 to
1981
1971
to
Reno, Nev.
Bond Offering—E. E. Gill, City
Clerk, wTill receive sealed bids un¬
inclusive. Callable
as
of
will receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
April 1 from 1962
on
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O) payable at the Na¬
interest
tional
8
B. Angell,
bonds. Dated April
sewer
1, 1961. Due
NEVADA
Bank
of
Bond
Sale
Jersey, in
New
Brunswick.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York
City.
bonds offered
on
1500—were awarded to Boland,
p.
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
at
price
a
of
100.016,
3V4S,
as
Sale—The $990,000 school
bonds offered on April 11—v. 193,
basis
a
of
about 3.24%.
Cedar
Dist.
Township School
New
Bond
Education,
will
bids
8:15
until
J.
La-
receive
sealed
(EST)
on
April 25 for the purchase of $1,140,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1,
1959.
Due
1979
to
p.m.
Oct.
on
inclusive.
interest
from
1
1961
Principal
and
(A-O) payable at the Na¬
tional Newark and Essex Banking
Company, in Cedar Grove.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New
York
Co.,
&
100.20,
O.
Township
Cof¬
(EDST)
school
bonds.
on
Principal
interest
and
(F-A) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional
Bank,
in
New
Brunswick.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
1961. Due
to
1981
1500—were
p.
J.
awarded
of
and interest
Suburban
(M-N) payable at the
Trust
Legality
Co., in Cranford.
approved
Delafield
Principal
&
by
Wood,
Hawkins,
New
of
York
City.
Deal School
Bond
bonds
100.07,
April 5—v.
on
awarded
193,
price
a
basis of about 4.09%.
a
County (P. O.
Somerville), N. J.
Bond
The
to
Asbury Park-Manasquan National
Bank, of Asbury Park, as 3.45s, at
a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
Offering
1976
to
interest
First
Bond
school
193,
—v.
to
a
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
on
awarded
by Kidder,
Peabody & Co., taking $3,936,000
as
3.40s, at a price of 100.379, a
were
Milford
rities
Corp., First of Michigan
Corp., Laidlaw & Co., Bache &
Co., Weeden & Co., Spencer Trask
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.,
J. A. Hogle & Co., McDonnell &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., and
Hallowell,
Kirkland
in
(P. O.
R. F. D.,
New
Bonds
Not
J
e n
000 school
6—v.
193,
Bond
bonds
1990 of U.F.S.D. No.
eral
1961
4—v.
April
School
Newcomb
Bond
offered
J.
1500—were awarded to
of
B.
J.
Van
a
193,
group
Ingen
&
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, and MacBride, Miller & Co., taking $618,000 as 3.90s, at a price of 100.17,
basis
of
to
a
$342,000
gen¬
about
group
composed
John
of
J.
Ryan & Co., Lebenthal & Co., and
J. R. Ross & Co., as
4s, at a price
of 100.062, a basis of about
3.99%.
Middlesex
Bond
School
District, N.
J.
YORK
3.30s, at
Offering—George E.
Lin¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids, until
27
for
the
school
Due
Dated
1
from
Principal
payable
Bank
Legality
(EST)
purchase
Nov.
on
(M-N)
p.m.
bonds.
inclusive.
tional
8
of
at
of
on
$1,011,000
Nov.
1962
and
the
by
1,
1960.
to
1981
interest
First
Somerset
approved
April
Hawkins,
3.27%.
Offering
25
the
purchase
A.
April 25 for
of
$2,428,000 land
acquisition and building construc¬
tion
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1
Dec.
from
1961
1,
to
1960.
1989
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Security Na¬
tional Bank of Long Island,
in
Babylon.
Legality approved
by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan McGovern
&
Lane,
of
New
York
City.
Batavia, N. Y.
Bond
Foote,
Offering
Director of
—
10:30
a.m.
the
pur¬
for
$2,255,000 general obliga¬
Dated
May 1, 1961.
May 1 from 1962 to 1989
Due
on
North
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
District
No.
6
(P.
O.
C.
Richard
Finance,
will
City.
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
Lee
County (P. O. Sanford), N. C.
Wachovia
North
on
basis of about 3.09%..
a
Tonawanda
City Sch.
Dist.,
Sale
York
Carolina
price of
April
11—v.
awarded to
a
Marine
Securities
Corp., at
Co.
of
Western
York, Buffalo, as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.2699, a basis of about
Trust
Co., Chicago,
Co., Inc., Manufacturers
and
Traders
Trust Co., Buffalo,
Roosevelt & Cross, Hayden, Stone
& Co., Coffin & Burr, J. A. Hogle
& Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Henry Harris & Sons, Inc.,
Trust
Co.,
and
New
York, Tripp & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
(CST)
a.m.
bids until
1
p.m.
from
1961
to
School
to
1981
Legality approved by
Owen, Barber, Marquart
Windhorst, of Minneapolis. r
&
Bond
Lorraine
(EST)
fered
on
awarded
—were
posed
the
of
ity
Bank
of
inclu¬
approved
field
Hicksville.
Legal¬
by
Hawkins, Dela¬
Wood, of New York City.
&
York Authority (P. O.
Eighth Avenue, New York
N.
received
Y.
18th
until
11:30
a.m.
May 3 for the pur¬
of $35,000,000 consolidated,
on
series
revenue
on
bonds.
Dated
March 1 from
1981 inclusive.
Bank
of
to
a
group
American
com¬
National
St.
Paul, Paine, Webber,
Curtis, and the Ameri¬
State Bank, of Minot.
Suffolk County (P. O. Riverhead),
Bond
County
sealed
York
Offering—F. B. Hose, Jr.,
Comptroller, will
bids
until
noon
receive
(EST)
on
April 20 for the purchase of $2,893,000 various general improve¬
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1961.
April 1 from 1962 to 1980
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Security
National Bank of Long Island, in
Huntington. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
on
inclusive.
First
Findlay City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale
The
$4,950,000
school bonds offered on April 12
—
to
Bond Sale—The
tory
on
the
to
Home
3Yss, at
3.21%.
Other members of the
were
(P.
Pickard
Sale—The
offered
1386—were
p.
to
193,
School
receive
District
Sale—The
limited
April
Due semi-annually from
to Dec. 1, 1983 in¬
.1962
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Miami De¬
Legality
Springs, in
approved
by-
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
April
$14,520,000
Park
Sale—The
assessment,
3—v.
3s, at
First
on
Trust
Co., of New York, as 3V4S, at a
price of 101.062, a .basis of about
5
awarded
at
a
about
Medina
Trust
Co., of New York, Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., Drexel & Co.,
Shields & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
Co., Bache & Co.,
Industrial
National
&
Co., City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas
City,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Laidlaw
& Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
of Newark, Commerce Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, R. H. Moulton &
Co.,
The
Illinois
Co.,
Robert
District,
on
3.84%.
County
Sale
—
(P.
The
children's
O.
Medina),
on
$145,000 re¬
building-
school
April 10—v. 193,
1386—were awarded
Bosworth
price of
&
Co., Inc.,
100.328,
to
Braun,
3s, at a
basis of about
a
as
2.95%.
Miami
Conservancy District (P. O.
Dayton 2), Ohio
Bond Offering—L. Bennett Coy,
District
Secretary,
bids
until
receive
will
(EST)
noon
on
May 3 for the purchase of $2,715,000
Miami
assessment
1961.
Due
shores
bonds.
on
Dec.
development
Dated
1
May
from
1986 inclusive. Callable
as
1,
1963
to
of Dec.
1,
1976.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Win-
throp & Co., The Ohio Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
van & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
offered
'bonds
v.
bonds offered
sealed
Bank, of
Providence, W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Hayden, Stone
& Co., Clark, Dodge &
Co., J. C.
Bradford
School
Ohio
p.
York
as
basis of
a
193, p. 1386 — were
to Fahey, Clark & Co., as
price of 101.314, a basis
—
Bond
National
City Bank, of
York, Smith, Barney & Co.,
New
April
Sale—The $181,000 school
tarded
Bank
Local
improvement
April
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Chemical
on
Corp.,
price of 100.29,
a
Bond
.
were
New
Cleveland
about 2.91%.
of
,
improvement
1282—were awarded
193, p.
The
to
Chicago,
;
$31,000 special
road
limited tax bonds offered
gen¬
offered
Bankers
West Mansfield),
Ohio
4s,
3.14%.
Avenue,
Bond
193, p. 1282—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
by the First National Bank, of
the
I
Township (P. O. 38l/2
Ohio
11—v.
and
on
p.
3.16%.
Madison
Ohio
bonds
vari¬
offered
1386—were
to McDonald & Co., as
price of 100.506, a basis
a
193,
Manchester
Cleveland,
Sale—The
$424,500
bonds
bids
sealed
(J-D)
posit Bank of Yellow
tax
3—v.
3V4S, at
p.m.
(EST) on April 27
purchase of $454,000 school
improvement bonds.
Dated June
obligation
1386—were awarded
o.
Lorain, Ohio
Bond
for the
eral
April
on
3.41%.
Housing
Agency, as
1
Bond
school
$13,750
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3V2S, at
price of 100.39, a basis of about
a
of about
1,
1, Hebron),
R. D. No.
(P. O.
trell, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
1, 1961.
Co.
&
par.
Local
will
Roose
and
awarded
until
&
Lakewood Local School District
O. Cedarville), Ohio
Offering—Grace M. Lut-
cation,
Blair
& Co., The Ohio
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Na¬
tional
City Bank, of Cleveland,
Stern Brothers & Co., The Illinois
Co., Julien Collins & Co., Curtiss,
House & Co., Burns, Cor.bett &
ous
Bond
syndicate
William
Goodbody
3—v.
bonds
Finance
Cliff
follows:
as
Federal
price of
a
3V2S, at
as
limited tax bonds offered
College,
$840,000 dormi¬
April 6—v. 193,
Co., Inc.,
Ohio
Ohio
1960
revenue
&
price of 102.063, a basis of about
Bond
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland,
193, p. 1386—were awarded
syndicate headed by Braun,
a
OHIO
Weeden &
New
The
to
Corp., as 4s, at a price
101.55, a basis of about 3.86%.
First
Port of New
Ill
$100,000 city
awarded
1501—were
Jackson &
on
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Long Island Na¬
tional
The
—
improvement limited tax bonds
offered
on
April 10—v. 193, p.
Co.,
Sale—The
$230,000
re¬
improvement bonds of¬
April 3—v. 193, p. 1282
funding
Cedarville.
1990
Eastlake, Ohio
Sale
Bond
Dorsey,
June
April 19 for the purchase of $1,255,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
1
Irving Co., and Luce, Thompson &
Crowe, Inc.
a
1963
clusive.
sealed
Co., Inc., Curtiss, House & Co., L.
Schwinn & Co., Weil, Roth &
B.
Bosworth
May 1 from
on
&
—
Woodcock,
Master, Hutchinson & Co., Lyons
&
Shafto, Inc., Shaughnessy
&
Due
Cedar
Offering
Inc.,
Pickard,
—-v.
Northern
Free
&
Moyer, Fricke & French, Inc., Mc-
April, 25 for the purchase of
$600,000 sewerage utility revenue,
and
Bay Union
Scudder & German, Burns, Corbett
of
on
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
were
&
Corp.,
Anderson
&
Seasongood & Mayer,
Third National Bank in Nashville,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Shannon
& Co., Robert W. Baird
& Co.,
Inc., Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Singer, Dean & Scribner, Seattle
Trust & Savings Bank, of Seattle,
Strudwick,
series A bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
awarded
Bank
Cleveland
on
New
Federation
DAKOTA
be received until 11:30
193, p. 1606—were
syndicate headed by
Trust
Co., Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
Winston-Salem, Prescott & Co.,
The Milwaukee Company, First
Co., of
Banking
par.
$4,680,000
building bonds offered
Blair
Trust
Fargo, N. D.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
can
The
—
school
the
&
Minot, N. Dak.
April 10—v. 193,
p. 1501—were awarded to Spencer
Trask & Co., as 3.10s, at a price
100.01,
Bank
Winston-Salem, Branch
Co., of Wilson, Vance Se¬
curities Corp., J. Lee Peeler Corp.,
and
G. C. Haas
& Co.,
of
& Trust
Y.
Sale—The $165,000 school
bonds offered
of
&
$1,000,000 vari¬
ous
bonds offered on April 11—
v.
193, p. 1501—were awarded to
a
syndicate
composed
of
The
Memorial
Place, Manhasset,) N.
Bond
payable
Bank, in New
Legality approved by
inclusive.
inclusive. Interest M-N.
1962 to
on
until
April
on
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
to
Hanover
NORTH
bonds.
Education, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
York
re¬
—
bids
sealed
11),
Donald
1962
the
at
Collins
Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., Ginther &
Cleveland
Martin, Town Supervisor, will
(EST)
in
cipal and interest (M-N)
G.
chase of
office
Hempstead (P. O.
Clinton
ceive
his
at
until
11 a.m. (EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $1,250,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
Manhasset), N. Y.
Bond
bids
sealed
Raleigh,
a
North
May 1, 1961. Due
Na¬
County.
price of 100.145, a basis
a
about
Brazier, President of the Board of
1 p.m.
District
Y.
bonds offered on April 6—
193, p. 1501—were awarded to
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
chase
until
School
1, N.
ceive
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
&
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(P. O. Wyandanch), N. Y.
—
of
Sale—The $345,000 school
(EDST)
Due
coln,
Central
3.88%.
Offering
31
Hempstead, N. Y.
v.
No. 9
Bond
from
sive.
April 5—v.
on
serially
1961
Babylon Union Free School Dist.
offered on April
1385—were awarded
p.
due
No.
Nov.
k s,
bonds
193,
to
the Town of
Bond
$1,550,on
Consolidated
N.
ap¬
Carter, District Clerk, will receive
Sale—The $619,000 school
composed
a
been
(P. O.
Bethpage), N. Y.
1281—were not sold.
p.
Westwood
p.
has
bonds
be
Sale—The
Co.
District No. 21
Jersey
bonds offered
Co.
Long Branch, N. J.
Bond
Trust
pointed Co-Paying Agent for $2,principal
amount
3.60%
of
Bond
.
Julien
CAROLINA
County (P. O.
Oxford), N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission,
will
re¬
from
Agent-
940,000
New¬
Sold—The
NEW
Sulzberger,
&
Co-Paying
Bankers
Township School
District,
Secu¬
Hemsptead, N. Y.
Oyster
syndicate
Equitable
follows:
as
Bank,
foundland, West Milford),
syndicate headed
basis of about 3.36%.
Other members of the
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
National
West
$3,950,000
April 10
1281—were
p.
inclusive.
Somer¬
ville. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Orange, N. J.
York,
Legality
approved
by
Delafield & Wood, of
Names
Van
Freeohlders, will receive seal¬
ed bids until
11 a.m.
(EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $265,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on April 1 from
Dist.
East
Chester
—
en
3.44%.
New
3.57%.
Tine, Clerk of the Board of Chos¬
and
Marine
Western
of
Hawkins,
Bond
Somerset
1962
Sale—The $338,000 school
offered
1385—were
p.
District, N. J.
interest
the
.
Granville
J.
John
to
Ryan & Co., as 4.10s, at
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Co.
and
at
New
School District, N.
NORTH
a.m.
pur¬
New York City.
Aug. 1, 1960.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1984
inclusive.
May 8 for the purchase of $1,€12,000 general 1961 bonds. Dated
1962
Principal
payable
Bufaflo.
Dated
on
May 1,
(M-S)
Trust
tion
Sale—The $516,000 school
bonds offered on April 11—v. 193,
fee, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
N. J.
Bond
Township (P. O.
Cranford), N. J.
Walter
School Dist.
New Market),
Ringwood
Offering—J.
as
3.70s, at a price
basis of about 3.67%.
a
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
9
for the
purchase of $2,400,000
Due
11
the
N. J.
Bond Offering—Wm. R. Walsh,
Jr., Secretary of the Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
City.
Cranford
Bond
Ryan
Jersey
Offering—Robert
inclusive.
offered on April 6—v. 193,
1386—were awarded to John J.
(P.
Vigne, Secretary of the Board of
for
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970
on
bonds
Piscataway
(P. O. Cedar Grove),
Due
Sale—The $180,000 school
Bond
of
Grove
School District,
Pemberton
p.
until
19
1961
Palmyra School District, N. J.
$31,000 water
April 11—v. 193,
bids
April
sghool
Bond
The
—
sealed
on
chase of $421,000 general improve¬
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
New
May 1, 1972. Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the p. 1281—were
awar.ded to a group
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ composed of The National State
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,. Bank, of
Newark, Ira Haupt &
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., and
Van Deventer Brothers, Inc., tak¬
NEW JERSEY
ing, $987,000, as 3.80s, at a price
of 100.33, a basis of about 3.77%.
Avon-By-The-Sea, N. J.
terest
receive
(EST)
North
dor¬
1960 bonds offered
revenue
Wood, of New York
North Brunswick
Hospital, Omaha, Neb.
Bond
&
City.
Bishop Clarkson Memorial
Financial Chronicle
Mt.
Bond
Healthy,
Sale
—
The
Ohio
apparatus
bonds offered
4—v.
p.
193,
^
fire
April
$30,000
1501—were
on
awarded
Volume 193
McDonald
to
price
of
&
Number 6047
Co., as 3V4S, at a
a basis of about
100.40,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
bonds.
Due from
to
1962
1971
in¬
clusive.
North
Olmsted, Ohio
Offering—W. L. Gerlach,
Director
of
Garfield County Dependent School
District No. 11 (P. O. Enid),
Oklahoma
Finance, will receive
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
May 2 for the purchase of $1,-
Bond
Sale—The
sealed
offered
bonds.
sewer
Due
Dated
June
$14,000
school
1607—were awarded
The
to
Cen¬
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
Legality
Oklahoma
approved
by
Squire,,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sanders &
Bond
Clerk
Creek Local
Salt
School District
O. Mount Hope), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $10,000 school
building bonds offered on April 3
(P.
193,
—v.
1386—were
p.
Commercial
The
to
of Millersburg,
price of par.
a
awarded
and
Bank,
Thomas
Necker
3s,
Board
receive
(CST)
of
Education,
bids
sealed
April
on
until
for
19
7
the
purchase of $5,300 site, equipment
improvement bonds. Due from
1962
Savings
as
the
p.m.
and
inclusive.
1966
to
Latimer
at
No.
4,
the
April 10—v. 193,
on
awarded
—were
to
a
1386
p.
group
com¬
posed cf Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
Wm. J. Mericka
& Co. and .Tames
Andrews & Co.
A.
ceive
Village
sealed
(EST)
Clerk,
bids
April
on
until
for
24
N.
will
re¬
1
p.m.
the
Dated
May
from
1,
1961.
1962
to
Due
1981
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
Lorain
District
No.
National
Bank
ceive
Offering
sealed
Dean
—
Clerk,
(EST)
of
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
until
19
$72,000
bonds.
on
bids
April
on
chase
p.m.
Guthrie),
1962
Principal
payable
to
interest
and
the
at
1986
Farmers
and Merchants Bank
Company, in
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Smithville.
Squire,
Cleveland.
Sale—The
improvement
6
awarded to
offered
1386
p.
on
were
—
Magnus & Co.
Tallmadge, Ohio
Offering
Virginia
—
K.
Walters, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST)
on
April 27 for the purchase of $5,715
special
assessment
improvement
water
limited
Dated April 1,
1961.
1
1971
from
1962 to
main
bonds.
tax
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
In¬
terest J-D.
awarded
Van
Wert, Ohio
Offering—John A.
City Auditor, will receive
until
noon
(EST)
24 for the
purchase of
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
May
from
1
Bend
Sale
April
5
—
$37,000
bonds
city
offered
1961.
1,
1962
to
1971
Hughet,
ceive
City
bids
sealed
(PST)
until
8
p.m.
26 for the
April
on
Principal
pur¬
and
interest
Winfree
Sayre,
Shuler,
Lane
(P. O. 275 East Seventh Avenue,
Eugene), Ore.
Bond
Offering — Millard Z.
Pond, District Clerk, will receive
until 4 p.m.
bids
sealed
1961
3—v.
(PST)
awarded
to
offered
on
1282—were
p.
McDonald
&
Co.
and
school building bonds.
Dated June 15, 1961. Due on June
from
15
1962
Callable
cipal
at
as
to
inclusive.
1981
of June 15, 1973.
Prin¬
interest (J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
and
the
approved
Winfree
Shuler,
by
Rankin,
&
of
at
a
about
& Co., jointly, as
price of 101.65, a basis
3.53%.
of
Portland.
Sch.
Bond
County,
No.
Dist.
Rockwood
27
(P.
Beaver
Rockwood), Ore.
Sale—The $195,000 school
bonds offered
on
'
County.
Washington
'
District
No.
Union
9
Jt
I-'
bonds offered
to
The
High
(P.
O.
Dated
1
$110,000
on
First
April 7
National
was
of
May 1, 1961. Due on May
1980 inclusive. Le¬
on
April
$270,000
for
school
the
Co.,
and
cipal
syndi¬
Johnson
&
William
—
eral
obligation
11—v.
awarded to
a
bonds
gen¬
offered
on
193, p. 1282—were
syndicate headed by
Brothers.
Other member! of the syndicate
Districts, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1, 1961.
gality
June
on
1986 inclusive.
approved
Elliott &
Due
by
Le¬
Townsend,;
for
Sale
im¬
College, Pa.
Callable.
Puerto
$200,000 gen¬
street improve¬
obligation
offered
193, p. 1170—were awarded to
Kidder, Peabody & Co., as 27/sS,
at a price of 100.187, a basis of
v.
Report
month
the
the
reports
1960 included
ary
For
28,
the
12
1961
ended
Feb.
of
revenues
the
Government
for
Puerto
is
Water
Rico
fiscal
of
Revenues—
V.
rector of
For
the
Authority.. ',!
12
months
month
The
Government
Bank
for
the
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at
bank
for
Puerto
is
Rico
fiscal
CAROLINA
obligation
Fagella,
Borough
receive
sealed
(EST)
Secretary,
bids
until
chants
The
to
1387—were
p.
& Mer¬
Farmers
Bank, of
price of
a
Platte,
4s,
as
at
will
8
p.m.
pur¬
chase of
$50,000 general obligation
limited
tax
1961.
Due
1971
inclusive.
terest
on
Nov.
company
at
May
from
par.
designated
tional Bank,
&
or
by
Legality
Lewis
of Philadelphia.
the
ap¬
Morgan,
Yoder
Township
6—v.
(P.
County
County
will
Judge,
until
bids
1965 to
from
1
for
11
(P. O. Galveston), Texas
$145,000 water¬
inclusive. In¬
1502—were awarded to
& Co., and McClung
Knickerbocker, jointly, at a
193,
v.
193,
—v.
The
to
$125,000 water
on
April 3
offered
bonds
awarded
1387—were
p.
First
Bank
National
to
193, p.
a
basis
April
1387—were awarded
Cunningham,
3V4S, at
as
general
Schmertz
&
Co.
price of 100.084,
a
of about 3.23%.
PUERTO
of
Blount-
O.
(P.
50,000
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
will
receive
in New York,
York
on
of
ment
1960
bids at
sealed
City,
Aoril
a
2.37%,
its of¬
the
for
as
3y4s.
follows:
as
Due
275,000
and
T. Cotten,
pur¬
$660,000 public improve¬
2s.
Due
on
grass,
the
Offering
on
May 1,1963
1,
(State
Comptroller
W.
Secretary
of
Development
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1981
1973
Due
on
July
1,
July 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Callable
Bank
as
for
of July
Puerto
Waco
Bond
Funding
inclusive.
Houston
College
from
1
1960.
1,
State
bonds.
Due
on
1963 to 2000 incl.
Indep. School Dist., Texas
Sale — The $1,000,000
building
school
unlimited
tax
refunding bonds offered on April
193, p. 1283—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
Co.,
at
a
price
of
6—v.
to
a
a
net interest
3.07%, as follows:
100.071,
$365,000
as
270,000
of
2%s. Due on April 1
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
3s. Due on April
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
as
1
as
3.20s. Due on April 1,
as
215,000
3V4s. Due on April 1,
1974.
Board,
Other members of the
were
as
syndicate
follows: First of Michigan
Corp., Columbian Securities Corp.,
Texas, Fridley & Frederkmg,
of
r*
inclusive.
cost
1973.
N. Snod-
1,
1969.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Government
1960.
Dated
Oct.
150,000
of)
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $15,600,000 various general obligation
bonds Dated Feb. 1, 1961 Due on
bonds.
a.m.
Southwest
May 1,
Due on May
—
2001
Oct.
Dated
from
Tennessee
10
Sam
to
1,931,000
1965.
Bond
until
$2,179,000 Southwest Texas State
College Bonds. Dated April 1,
1961.
Due
on
April 1 from
from
2V4S.
bids
follows:
1964.
as
of
Executive Director, will
sealed
receive
about
as
333,000
College, Board
Regents, Texas
Bond Offering — Mrs. Florence
group
about
Due on March 1/
1991.
Teacher's
State
$1,108,000
April 12
S.
U.
45 Wall Street,
until
11
a.m.
25
on
1962.
Pico,
President of the Government De¬
fice
The
offered
p. 1387—were awarded
composed of The First
Corp., First Knoxville Co.,
First
Nashville
Co.,
and
First
Jackson
Securities
Corp., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
to
$500,000
Bayamon, Puerto Rico
Bond Offering — Rafael
—
4V4s.
as
1990 and
on March
1
1989 inclusive.
Due
to
Teacher's
193,
—v.
of
RICO
bonds
a
net interest
4.08%, as follows:
100.084,
1971
County
Sale
Bond
school
of
as 4s.
from 1986
Memphis.
Sullivan
p.
Louis Pauls
(CST) on May 3 for the purchase
of
$4,110,000 revenue bonds, as
Tenn.
Sale—The
works
offered
10
1980
Ripley,
system unlimited
on
April 4—
sewer
bonds
tax
the
terest M-N.
Bond
Control
Water
Bond Sale—The
works and
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
$1,075,000
high
school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May
May
on
County
Improvement District No. 2
$95,000
O.
Tenn.
Bond Offering—Mark W. Tuck¬
(P. O.
on
Co.
Foster &
cost of about
&
Johnstown), Pa.
Sale—The $50,000
Bond
Philadelphia, Stroud
Co., Laidlaw & Co., American
Corp., and R. James
ville), Tenn.
Upper
syndicate
Securities
Crossville),
1,
in¬
bank
any
Cumberland
1962 to
and
bidder.
by
Bockius,
1
Principal
payable
successful
Dated
bonds.
1,
,v
follows: Philadelphia Na¬
as
price
sealed
A.
-
Other members of the
were
&
TENNESSEE
er,
the
for
17
April
on
1981.,
and
offered
bonds
April 4—v. 193,
awarded
&
Tullytown, Pa.
Offering — Thomas
April
on
•
Sale—The $90,000 various
Bond
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
by Morgan, Lewis
Bocklus, of Philadelphia.
Due
1
inclusive.
"
Galveston
any
approved
1
April
on
1980
to
Is.
as
April
on
1973 inclusive.
3.40s. Due
1974
140,000
Development
3V4S. Due
as
from
1
inclusive.
agent for the Authority.
or
Bond
845,000
of
April
on
1968
from 1969 to
Jan.
$44,232,972, against $38,in the -comparable
12period the year before.
999,398
1962 to
as
price
follows:
as
5V2S. Due
as
480,000
1
ended
interest
net
a
from
Urrutia, Executive Di¬
the
a
3.27%,
$535,000
to
on
1283 — were
syndicate headed by
p.
a
Authority
according
1
cost
100.09,
about
1960
of
un¬
of
in
January, 1961 amounted to $3,886,266 compared with $3,508,287
Rafael
$2,000,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., at
the
January,
193,
v.
—
awarded to
Resources
Increased
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
limited tax road bonds offered
Authority, Puerto Rico
Reports
Sale—The
April 6
agent for the Authority.
Puerto
the
County Road District No.
Bond
Development
Rico
1:45
for
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
$9,419,295 in the comparable 12month period the year before.
on
1
Dallas
to $10,212,633 from
rose
17
$8,000,000 airport, series 395 reve¬
nue
bonds.
Dated May
1, 1961.
Due semi-annually from Nov.
1,
1961 to May 1, 1991 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
& Horton, of Dallas.
extra day.
an
bids until
April
on
of
revenues
months
total
Authority
general
May
Dallas, Texas
?
Offering—Harold G.
City Clerk, will receive
sealed
$822,899, compared with $867,322
in February of 1960, according to
Juan
Labadie Eurite,
Executive
Directive of the Authority. Febru¬
sealed
$125,000 general obligation bonds.
National
/Bond
Corsica, S. D.
(EDST)
purchase of
interest
and
the
at
Bank of
Commerce, in Houston.
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Houston,
Shank,
For
1961
—
February
Authority
Offering—Emily J. Peirce,
Township Secretary, will receive
p.m.
Principal
payable
.
Revenues
of
Tredyffrin Township, Pa.
on
(A-O)
.
Bond
8
Dated April
10, 1961.
April 10 from 1962 to 1976
on
inclusive.
Rico.
Aqueduct and Sewer
SOUTH
until
bonds.
Due
Authority, Puerto Rico
about 2.71%.
bids
tax
Prin-"
'
April 3—
on
(CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $2,250,000 schoolhouse 1961 limited
by
Rico
totaled
The
be received until 8
p.m.
July 1 from 1961
on
31, 1961 revenues of the Authority
—
bonds
public
,
Puerto
Munson, of Philadelphia.
State
pur¬
and interest (J-J) payable
Government Development
in
June
the
Legality
Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City. :''
'• *"
H.
p.m.
for
$1,000,000
Revenues
8
chase
Sale—The $2,150,000
Alvin School
the
at
Bank
The
Offering
25
inclusive.
(EST) on April 26
for
the
purchase
of
$3,850,000
school, series 1961 revenue bonds.
until
(EST)
Erie, Pa.
Bond
21
of
of
1972
Bayles, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
New
PENNSYLVANIA
Lehman
(CST)
purchase
of
a
follows:
as
&
sold
Bank
from 1963 to
til
p.m.
at
members
Patton
Inc.,
Oregon, in Portland.
April
2
Halsey,
price of
school building general obligation
ter, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
the
Inc.,
obligation bonds offered
Sherwood), Ore.
County
Offering—Lewis F. Whit-
Co.
April
on
1, 1960. Due
to
Johnson.
to Foster
& Marshall.
Independent Sch.
District No. 128 (P. O. Beaver),
Bond
by
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.; But¬
cher & Sherrerd; Ira Haupt &
Co.;
Blair & Co., Inc.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Dolphin & Co.; McJunkin,
April 10—v. 193,
1502—were awarded
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
& Rankin, of Portland.
Oklahoma
headed
were
proved
O.
Winfree
OKLAHOMA
&
Other
trust
Multnomah
Field, Richards
3%s,
syndicate
a
York
(EST)
approved
—
on
500,000
Bend Sale—An issue of
bonds
193,
&
Building
Authority (P. O. Mars), Pa. - •"
Sale
The
$2,230,000
school
building revenue, series
1961 bonds offered on April 5—
v.
193, p. 1387—were awarded to
April 26 for the purchase of $2,-
Ohio
school
by
New
from
County School District No. 4
School
Bond Sale—The $435,009
&
Rankin, of Portland.
West Union Local School District,
building
P.
re¬
improvement,
issue 1961-A bonds. Dated May 1,
1961.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to
1971 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
in¬
payable at the Van Wert
National Bank, of Van Wert.
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
i
\
ment
will
Recorder,
TEXAS
York, 45 Wall Street,
City, until 11 a.m.
chase of $50,765 city
tax
Due
Treasurer's
proved
eral
Burns, Ore.
Bond Offering — George
$25,000 air¬
limited
April 15 from 1963
on
(A-O)
Bond
(M-N)
April
on
tional Bank, of Portland.
April
on
terest
awarded to The United States Na¬
Sayre,
Jones,
sealed
Due
to 1978 inclusive.
1501-p were
p.
Puerto Rico,
its of¬
bids at
chase
1 from 1962 to
O re.
The
193,
v.
—
fice in New
Dated
National
in Portland.
Oregon,
Bond
p.
clusive.
First
The
to
of
1387—were
sealed
pay¬
trust comoany
der. Legality approved
by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
provement 1960 bonds. Dated Jan.
Dated April 15,
Authority (P. O.
Berwyn), Pa.
p.
Bank for
receive
Bank
193,
7—v.
Legality
Bond
of
Albany, Ore.
$135,000 city
improvement
bonds
offered
on
by
$140,000 school
bonds
193,
v.
—
Bond
Co.,
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
(P. O. Kent), Ohio
April
Trust
terest
Streetsboro Local School Dist.
Bond
&
Sale—The
Bond
pur¬
improve¬
May 1, 1961.
from
receive
will
or
designated by the successful"bid¬
Pico,
the Government De¬
provement bonds.
Bond
town
Dated
1
1
the
for
re¬
will
Paoli Area School
improvement
Village Clerk-Treasurer, will
Clerk,
able at any bank
Rafael
—
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $405,000
general obligation city im¬
OREGON
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Smithville, Ohio
^
on
O.
(P.
Offering
velopment
M.
Oklahoma City.
Bank
port
2
School
building bonds offered on
April 10 was sold to The Liberty
County
Savings & Trust Co. in Elyria.
Legality
approved
by
Squire-
bids
Independent
Oklahoma
(M-N)
Bond
City
cate
County
April
Sanders &
Bond
55
Principal and interest (F-A)
Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
Reid
sealed bids
inclusive.
1974
Logan
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Schaffer,
Fulton
98.039.
pur¬
$216,458 water main im¬
provement
limited
tax
bonds.
West,
purchase
of
$64,000
school
building bonds. Due from 1963 to
on
Rico.
President of
Stuart
of
ment
bids
school
Sheffield, Ohio
Offering — Andrew
Bond
Due
(CST)
sealed
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,0C0
Schmitz,
1
receive
and
Hazleton, Pa.
Offering—Florence
Bond
April 18 for
3.18%.
chase
will
until 7 p.m.
Inc., as 314s, at
price of 100.559, a basis of about
a
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
Co.,
&
Co.
&
Bond
Okla.
Bond Offering—Claude C. Gro-
fered
&
Mars Area Joint School
County Indep. School
District
gan,
Devine
& Co. Inc.
1961.
Offering—Edward Snider,
of
will
Shaker Heights, Ohio
v
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 sew¬
er
and drain, series 10 bonds of¬
•
Co.,
equipment
bonds
April 10—v. 193, p.
on
196 i tral National Bank, of Enid.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at ihe Na¬ Hughes County Indep. School Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Holdenville),
tional
City Bank, of Cleveland. •
1961.
1,
to
J.
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.,
Reynolds & Co., W. E. Hutton &
transportation
on
971,175
C.
follows:
as
Co.,
3.17%.
Bond
were
(1739)
_
J
«
f.
PA
TTnrlor^xrnnH
56
Neuhaus
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1740)
Co., Inc., and©Charles
&
&
Sons, Hornblower & Weeks, F.
Co.
Smithers
&
&
&
Eubank
S.
Co.
Anderson
utah
J.
wick, Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Fahnestock & Co., Herbert
J. Sims & Co., Peoples National
North
Ogden City, Utah
Offering—Lettice O. Rich,
Bond
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
24 for
the purchase of $265,000
water bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
1964 to 1986
and interest
from
Principal
May
on
inclusive.
1
&
western
Bond
School District,
Offering
Ballard,
Chairman
Vt.
William
—
School
the
of
W.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
c/o
of
Corp.
Princess
Boston, Municipal Department,
Room
421,
101,
ton, until 11
18
(EST) on April
$80,000
a.m.
the
for
purchase of
school bonds. Dated May
Due
about
1961.
1,
payable at The National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
County School Board
(P. O. Pearisburg), Va.
Bond Offering—Lillian McDon¬
County School
Board, will
receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 27
for
the
purchase
of
$2,350,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1960. Due on Dec. 15 from 1961
1980 inclusive. Principal and
payable at the First
Exchange Bank, in
interest (J-D)
Roanoke.
by
approved
Legality
Mc¬
&
City.
Hoyt, /Washburn
Reed,
Carthy, of New York
Va.
Sale—The $3,200,000 capi¬
Newport News,
Bond
1
Due
improvement and school bonds
on
April 11—v. 193, p.
1387—were awarded to a syndi¬
tal
Due
April 1,
on
3%s.
as
from
1
1972
from
Due on .April
1982 inclusive.
to
3*/2S.
as
Due
April 1
on
1986 inclusive.
1983 to
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
as
were
Merrill
Inc., H.
the
and
V.
Bank
Sattley
of
headed
cate
Inc.,
net
interest
Aberdeen,
Bond
Offering
City
berg,
as
(PST)
of
Wash.
Victor
—
bids
April
on
chase
will
until
for
26
$800,000
Lind-
as 5s. Due on May 15
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
from
$960,000
2,080,000
3V2s.
as
Due
15 from 1968 to 1980
8
p.m.
the
water
pur¬
revenue
May 1 from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
Callable
of
May 1, 1971. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
as
the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Weter, Roberts
Shefelman, of Seattle.
160,000
Due on May 15,
V4S.
as
follows:
Lehman
Broth¬
Blair & Co. Inc., Alex. Brown
ers,
Bond
Utility
O. Pasco),
(P.
Sale—The
4—v.
$500,000
bonds
193,
p.
Mountlake Terrace, Wash.
Bond
Offering—Barbara
City
son,
Treasurer,
bids
May
on
until
7:30
for
1
will
Tuni-
Due
purchase
of
April
on
1
1963
from
Principal
and
(A-O) payable at the City
office.
ap¬
by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Starin
&
Ellis,
of
County (P. O.
Bellingham), Wash.
THE DAYTON POWER
Sale—The
Bond
eral
obligation
April 4
v.
—
awarded
Commerce,
of Directors has
The Board
a
declared
share
193,
of
im¬
system
1172
p.
on
were
—
National Bank of
Seattle, and
Asso¬
ciates.
June
record
1,
west
$650,000
close
business
of
on
Board
from
the
received
also declared
Directors
stock
one
split
of
the
stockholders
to
of
close
business
of
on
record
offered
1961, by the issuance
share
of
of two addi¬
?uch stock outstanding on
said date.
The
regular cash dividend of 60c per
on
the
shares
the stock
today is payable only
outstanding
split.
before
,
April
on
1
to
1973
on
April
1
Due
Due
Eau
Claire,
Sale
Bond
for the
sewer reve¬
West
V a.
corporate
interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
the
Province of Quebec,
of the
bank
12—
follows:
as
syndicate
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
to
a
price of
p.
1283
syndicate
Co., at
par.
were
Co.,
as
G.
H.
F.
W.
mentioned
loan
the
in
and
Granby Catholig School
Commission, Que.
Bond
Offering — Me
Lindor
Tetreault, N. P., Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
April 24 for the
on
of
May
from
1
of
Quebec, of the
bank
New
Hanseatic
York
Corp., E. F.
Hutton & Co., Inc.,
Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Federation
Bank
Trust
&
Catholic
School
Commission,
& Co., Dreyfus &
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
mage
Bond
Laver-
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
April
on
19
the
for
pur¬
chase of
$1,250,000 school building
May 1, 1961. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Janesville,
able
Co.
and
Samek,
in
branches
of the
Quebec,
the
in
loan
the
bank
procedure.
Laval-West, Que.
Bond
Offering
Town
receive
sealed
(EST)
until
bids
April
on
of
from
J. Galarneau,
—-
Secretary-Treasurer,
Dated
Wis.
of
mentioned
chase
Bond Offering—Karl A.
all
at
Province
pay¬
p.
on
1502—were awarded to
a
syn¬
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2
Dion,
receive
(EST)
p.m.
on
1961.
Due
1981
inclusive.
Principal
and
in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
all
terest
branches
the
the
of
loan
Province
the
in
Quebec,
in
May 1 from 1962 to
on
bank
of
mentioned
procedure.
St.-Elzear-de-Laval School
Commission,
Bond
sealed
receive
(EST)
of
bids
18
until
for
8
the
im¬
$283,000 school
Dated May
bonds.
provement
Due
Treasurer,
-
April
on
Lucien
—
Secretary
Martineau,
will
Quebec
Offering
1,
May 1 from 1962 to
inclusive, Principal and in¬
1981
terest
on
(M-N)
payable
all
at
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan
procedure.
to
purchase
bonds
improvement
April 6
to
price of
193,
v.
—
awarded
The
p.
1
school
offered
1172
State,
—
on
were
27/8s, at
as
School
County
District
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Bond Offering—James O. Wil¬
District
Clerk,
will
receive
(MST)
on
bank
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1962
1975 inclusive. Principal and
(J-D)
payable
Montreal
Le¬
by Tallmadge
Denver.
gality approved
No.
24
of
O. Dayton),
Offering—Cecil
Clerk,
County
N.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
April
for
24
building,
on
inclusive.
1976
terest
the
Lup-
series
1961
Principal
and
&
Dawson, Nagel,
Howard, of Denver.
by
1961.
on
in
1981
loan
the
Nov.
in
in
E.
—
bids
April'
pro¬
27
1
May
from
1,
the
and
p.
1388
Rene T.
6s, at
a
—
were
purchase of $22,000 aqueduct
sewer
bonds. Dated May 1,
1961.
Due
1981
inclusive.
terest
Town
receive
The
payable
(M-N)
in
branches
all
at
of
Province
the
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
St.-Placide, Que.
Bond
Offering
—
Guy
Beau-
Village Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 26 for
the
purchase of $130,000 sewer
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
champ,
p.m.
Province
to
Shenley Township (P. O.
in¬
interest
and
all
as
branches
mentioned
procedure.
(EST)
Carlisle, Quebec
Offering
B.
—
on
bids
April
until
17
for
Due
Law,
will
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
May 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
>
St.
Township
Province
of
mentioned
Quebec,
in
of
the
the
loan
Antoine-des-Laurentides, Que.
Offering
until 8 p.m.
and
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until
7:30
for the
purchase
of
$30,000
aqueduct
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
(EST)
April
on
17
able
all
at
Province
of
mentioned
branches
in
the
of the bank
loan procedure.
Quebec,
in the
on
—
Louis-Marie
Bertrand, Village SecretaryTreasurer, will receive sealed bids
the
Honore), Quebec
Offering—Roger Leblond,
Bond
,
D.
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
Quebec, of the bank
of
mentioned in the loan procedure.
Due
1990
chase of $535,000 waterworks, and
sewer bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Bond
to
May 1 from 1962 to
Principal and in¬
on
St.
New
bank
April 4—v. 193,
awarded
La-
Village
pur¬
procedure.
Leclere, Inc., as 5M>s and
price of 98.73.
Que.
Jerome
—
Secretary-Treas¬
will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(EST) on April 24 for
Varennes School
Bond
(EST)
April 25 for
purchase of $70,500 aqueduct
sewer
on
bonds.1 Dated
May
1,
Commission, Que.
Offering
—
Jules
Me
Secretary-Treasurer of
School Commission, will re¬
Phaneuf,
the
ceive
sealed
until
bids
8
p.m.
25 for the pur¬
chase
$540,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST)
on
the
loan
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
all
branches
in
the
1961.
1961
Principal
payable at
the loan
the
Sale—The $200,000 school
of
the
the
for
Montreal, Quebec,
Bond
Sher¬
School
Offering
rouche,
p.m.
quebec
Catholic
in
3
until
$10,790,000 improvement
Dated
clusive.
CANADA
Chicoutimi
Quebec,
St.-Jean-Vianney,
Bond
and
Metropolitan Corporation
sealed
of
bonds.
in¬
(J-J) payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
proved
(EST)
chase
Of
July 1 from 1962 to
of
mentioned
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
(MST)
purchase
1981
interest
Brisebois,
(M-N)
receive
1,
1962 to
Principal
Offering
receive
Wyo.
will
and
Secretary of the Corporation, will
on
County School District
(P.
Bond
ton,
&
May
from
pur¬
improve¬
(P. O. Montreal), Que.
Bond
the
at
office,
Treasurer's
the
for
town
cedure.
purchase of $750,000
to
will
until 7:30 p.m.
17
mentioned
Principal
Province
7:30
Dated
May 1
on
May 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
urer,
interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
the
Province of Quebec,
of the
school building bonds. Dated June
County
bonds.
ment
Due
April
$104,500
inclusive.
1
interest
on
of
April 18 for the
on
procedure.,
payable
(M-N)
Secretary-Treasurer,
(EST)
chase
Due
May 1
on
all branches in the Province of
Village
(EST)
p.m.
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
receive sealed bids
par.
Laramie
No.
No.
Wyo.
Sale—The $495,000
Treas¬
-
(M-N) payable at all branches in
Quebec
Bond Offering—Remi Levergne,
(P. O. Laramie),
Bond
Secretary
purchase of $50,000 town improve¬
ment bonds. Dated May 1,
1961.
bank
Masson,
Albany County School Dist.
8
Town
will receive sealed bids until
urer,
the
the loan procedure.
wyoming
Poirier,
bonds.
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
building bonds.
Quebec
Offering — Bernard
pur¬
paving
May 1, 1961. Due
1962
St. Genevieve,
Bond
p.m.
at
Assistant, will re¬
May 18 for
of $2,615,000 school
bonds offered
$1,000,000 road
April 12—v. 193,
Que.
Roland
—
8
cipal and interest
Commission, Que.
Sale—The
Offering
the
for
24
$53,000
will
Administrative
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.
Bond
Bond
1961.
Quebec
Offering—Lucien
dure,
in) the loan procedure,
St. Edmond,
purchase
Co., of
York, McDonnell & Co., Inc.,
Henry Harris & Sons, Inc., Tal-
Walker
bonds offered
of
mentioned
p.m.,
mentioned in the loan procedure.
Hull
branches in the
Quebec, of the bank
all
at
Province
1, 1961. Due on
to
1981
in¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
Craigie &
Virginia (State of)
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
and
interest
(M-N)
1962
Haupt & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
National City Bank, of Cleveland,
Hill,
West
April 18 for the pur¬
$159,000 school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
on
of
school
$1,540,000
Drexel & Co., United Cali¬
fornia Bank, of Los Angeles, Ira
Bond
.
will
bids until 8:30 p.m.
receive sealed
April 25 for the purchase of $20,000 sewer bonds.
Dated May 1,
Co.,
& Co., HarkInc., Seasongood &
Mayer, A. E. Masten & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Pohl & Co., Inc.,
&
Robi-
Treasurer,
-
bonds. Dated
man
follows:
Commission,
Offering—Mederic
Secretary
and
Principal
procedure.
p.
Other members of the
were
Dated
series
1503—were awarded to
a syndicate headed by the Chemi¬
cal Bank New York Trust Co., of
New York, at a price of 100.017.
193,
town improve¬
May 1, 1961.
May 1 from 1962 to 1972
$862,500
Province
April
on
pur¬
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
$4,725,000
purpose,
offered
bonds
bonds. Due
$2,000,000 bonds
April 7—v. 193,
awarded
Bond
llard,
clusive.
Wis.
The
—
on
for the
17
bonds. Dated May
April 1
on
of
bonds.
inclusive.
8
inclusive.
Due
of
Quebec
payable
Other members of the syndicate
GEORGE SELLERS,Secretary
April 13, 1961
on
were
ness
share declared
10
headed by F. S. Smithers &
a
tional shares of such stock for each
will
Treasurer,
-
April
on
ment
3.19%,
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
$475,000
at
May 15,
Due
3.40s.
as
from
on
Huntington,
—
able
June
Bond Sale—The
Company's
the
W.
R.
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Sheridan
bonds.
three-for-
a
Stock, $7 Par Value, pay¬
Common
until
purchase of $4,000,000
the
time
same
com¬
3Vis.
1964
as
255,000
Charleston, West Va.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
nue
At
virginia
of
May 15, 1961.
Secretary
all
at
Province
St.-Cuthbert School
chase
Denis,
Offering—Fernard
payable
the
in
Principal
price of 100.06,
a
3s.
as
195,000
Bond
1961, to stockholders of
the
at
Co., at
Tallmadge,
$7
the Common Stock,
Value, of the Company, payable
Par
on
on
&
May 2 for the
gen¬
regular quarterly dividend of 60c
per
Chicago,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
bonds offered
The
to
$475,000
road
1961
provement
Dividend
group
follows:
son,
Whatcom
OHIO
a
net interest cost of about
Seattle.
Common
Town
Pressprich & Co., and Robert W.
a
a
Legality
\
(EST)
Fabreville, Quebec
Bond
(PST)
p.m.
the
inclusive.
1976
proved
DAYTON,
of
Bank,
receive
Horowitz,
155th
to
awarded
Baird
$275,000 civic center general obli¬
gation 1961 bonds. Dated April 1,
Treasurer's
LIGHT COMPANY
procedure.
ceive sealed bids until
Foster & Marshall.
to
interest
AND
The
—
posed of The Harris Trust & Sav¬
on
1388—were
mentioned
bank
(M-N)
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
of
Province
the
the
the loan
chase
$1,100,000
county home addition bonds of¬
fered on April 6—v. 193, p. 1283—
elec¬
offered
in
of
from 1962 to
Principal and in¬
May 1
on
branches
(M-N) payable at all
in
Quebec,
bonds.
terest
on
the
awarded
to
Notice
1
revenue
April
1961.
dividend
No.
Public
1981
to
inclusive.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
New
W ashington
sealed
Other members of the syndicate
as
County
District
inclusive.
1981.
were
Franklin
May
on
Sale
Bond
re¬
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
bonds.
tric
follows:
Co.
Dodge County (P. O. Juneau), Wis.
v.
Comptroller,
sealed
ceive
3.38%,
about
Thomas &
and
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest
Co., Inc.,
Co., Young,
&
Ingen
wisconsin
school
100.063, a
of
a price
cost of
at
1962
1,
Due
1981
(EST)
in
washington
Stuart &
by Halsey,
Van
Charleston,
1961
&
April
on
follows: Blair &
Co.,
&
Virginia,
Richmond.
at
Due
000
improvement
May 1, 1961. Due
inclusive.
to -1985
y4s.
1
April
on
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
Co.
&
1971
Due
will receive
(EST) on
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
April 24 for the purchase of $720,-
inclusive.
1970
to
3V2S.
as
as
J.
Lynch,
Inc., First of Michigan Corp.,
Corp. of Norfolk, Fol-
City
Monday, April 17, 1961
.
Mont-
Gaston
—
1
April
on
Moore & Co., A. E. Masten & Co.,
National
Bank
of
Commerce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., F.
Craig'ie & Co.. R. S. Dickson
& Co.
plaisir,
branches
were
Pierce,
W.
Due
Other members of the syndicate
as
offered
Co.
from
ings
1,500,000
600,000
1962
as
40,000
were
the
to
National
5s.
as
1971.
ger.
of
from
Investment
virginia
Clerk
$3,000,000
follows:
as
100,000 as 4y4s.
May 1 from 1962 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and
interest
ald,
The
—
on April
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
$800,000
on
Giles County,
Sale
3.80%,
4s.
as
600,000
B.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price
of 100.017, a net interest cost of
Water Street, Bos¬
40
County
(P.
O.
Finance Building,
Virginia
Shawmut Bank
National
The
$360,000
Offering
.
1961.
Drummondville, Que.
Bond
sealed
1986.
Capitol Square, Richmond),
Bond
by Halsey, Stuart
price of par, a net in¬
of about 3.31%, as fol¬
a
terest cost
Anne
Room
headed
Co., at
lows:
Granger
school, series 1961 bonds offered
on April 12—v. 193, p. 1387—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
vermont
&
Co., Howard C. Traywick & Co.,
& Coe, and First South¬
of Utah. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Norwich
Strud-
dicate
Mackall
Bank,
Chicago.
Cassell
&
Charlotteville,
of
Bank,
(M-N) payable at the First Secur¬
ity
Inc.,
Co., C. F.
.
on
of
April
cipal and interest
at all branches in
(M-N) payable
of
the Province
Quebec, of the bank mentioned
the
loan
procedure.
in
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