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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
1839
Number
193
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic•
New York
6043
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, April 3, 1961
$1.25
jL
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ABC
Net
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
the
Vending Corp.—Annual Report—
before
income
taxes
$163,050
for
In
earnings last year
were
a
gether
nually.
established
half
a
million
by
annually
expansion."
1960
totaled
1960,
$1,
in
Pacific
Coast
Toronto
subsidiaries and its affiliate,
Pamcor, Inc. increased 19%
to
at year-end 1960, including $8,025,000 for domestic opera¬
This
compares
with a backlog of $9,050,000 at the year-end
restated to include European subsidiaries.
.
pean
1959,
to
increased
sales
$5,618,346
while
income
net
group,
As
development
research,
result of
a
Europe are scheduled
plants in
engineering activities, many
future
to
look
to
is
producer
a
Loral Electronics Corp.,
See
Aerosol Techniques,
Bank
The
registrar
—V.
of
for
193,
below.—V. 193,
has
stock,
io
been
appointed
cents
par
agent
of
Aerotcst,
Park,
SEC
the
stock,
Alabama Power Co.
March
Our
to
purchase
of
and
corporation.
Island,
Long
March
on
shares
additional
tea
24,
N.
1961,
of
shares
upon'
the
Y.,
filed
a
registration
by
which
the
five-year
of
partners
warrants
100,000
of
warrants
Hayden,
Stone
exercisable
are
First
at
W.
for
Of
sale
be
others,
to
the
will
net
to
R.
ing capital.
1
others
testing
a
bank
equipment;
;
'
loan
in
and
that
equipment,
$100,000
amount,
the balance
of
company
which
will be. added
to
&
Drexel
Lee
&
revenue,
$378,874
$497,181
$780,450
R.
expenses
346,700
383,077
703,721
way
et
*
ry.
from
.......
rail-
.......ijji.
$32,174
operations
oper.
$114,104
*1,911
36,536
income_c_'
Deficit.-ML
193,
p.
1113.
below
.
-
•
••
$228,359
882
71,681
-
$765.8
Auchincloss,
Parker
Redpath
Cooley & Co
.'
Fahnestock
Laird,
Anthony
900,000
Rodman
900,000
Alester
Yarnall,
&
Day
._
Co._
Bissell
700,000
._.
&
1959.
Co.
&
&
Meeds_
Renshaw
Biddle
G.
&■ Co.—
Furman
400,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
200,000
Co.,
150^000
Inc.
1333.
p.
700,000
Co., Inc.
Capital
the
and
annual
up
report
for
from
1960
on
the highest level
shareowners were told
$17,064,000,
were
in
March
1959,
far
the
largest
project
for
the
stainless
and
is
company
building
key
and
at
urethane
in
yarn, in¬
Moundsville,
is being
heavy-denier
for
expanded;
ingredient
for fine-denier
plant
new
a
facilities
greatly
being
that
announced
foams,
the
plans
company
to
participate
in
conditions,
sales and profits for the first
the
first
Co.—Annual Report—
to
have been
markets
Allis-Chalmers'
and. Australia.
and account
10%
for more than
of the company's
manufacturing firms in foreign countries have been
and distribute products of Allis-Chalmers' design,
produce
noted.
Stevenson
115-year-old
company
America's
of
one
manufacturing plants
five
years,
Mexico
parts of the free world. They are served by over 350
and distributors in 89 countries outside of
the United
Canada
and
The
leading
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
and oldest manufacturers of machinery
electric power industry; for construction and
building; for industrial plants and mills. Its farm and crawler tractors,
motor graders,
harvesting machines, agricultural implements, cement
producing equipment, mining equipment and power units are world
famous and used in every corner of the globe.—-V. 193, p. 101.
equipment
for
the
Theatres,
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc.—
Annual Report—
Record,
net
Net
earnings
lip 31%
income and
gross
operating earnings
President
has
were
over
made in 1960 by this firm
1959, Leonard H. Goldenson,
announced.
operating
$7,967,000
$1.87
or
'
earnings
or
$1.92
The
or
share
a
in
share
a
record
16%
for
the
ABC' Division,
The
owned
audiences,
radio
was
and
increase of $46,480,000
Working capital rose to $64,-
for
1959.
1959.
radio
an
,
includes
radio networks
record income and
$172,469,000 for 1959.
reported
against
also
stations
.
the television and
stations,
$222,439,000
television
share from $8,154s000
a
year.
$334,437,000,
made
substantial
gains
in
sales and earnings and the ABC Radio Network and owned
underwent
organizational
and
programming changes
stations
resulting
Mr.
Income
in
which
television
owned
was
$287,957,000
833,000 from $52,034,000
The
prior
income
gross
over
the
1
$10,475,000 or $2.50 a share from
1959. Consolidated earnings, including
to
rose
capital gains, increased to $11,817,000 or $2.82
to
16.
special steel pro¬
ducer was the completion during the year of a new, continuous nor¬
malizing line for silicon electrical steel strip
at the Bagdad plant
addition to West Leechburg Works, in the Pittsburgh area.
Through
By
Mr.
—is
and
$5,508,000
released
equipment
construction
Chesterfield
are
Thirty-five
earnings.
expenditures
1952,
1959.
in 1960 totaled $58.2
projects now under way
and Moundsville, W. Va,,
and
Major
year.
above
up
were
'•
the
Europe,
in
all
offices
with
400,000
400,000
Robert K. Wallace & Co.
1,125,000
Corp
&
is
6%, from
Net income of $51.3
sales
last
million
about 2%
was
plant
last seven
the
to
licensed
$700,000
Inc._
Co.,
Chemical's
resins
American
&
in
million
$23
the
Amount
Amount
1,125,000
;___
Co
of
amounts
1,500,000
Merle-Smith
&
1,000
1,000
have severally agreed
principal
million
$17
of 1961 will probably be somewhere below the level of
quarter of 1960 and substantially lower than the record
During
and
—.—
1,500,000
193,
since
.
$76,729
to
new
at
also
established
**
$1,500,000
C0..1
&
in
...
named
'
Stroud
Co
&
—V.
757,104
Net revenue
L.
1,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
Williston & Beane_>_
respective
the
Union
R. S. Dickson
$985,463
oper.
to
Report.
sales
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Annual Report—
oper.
from
about
rose
rise
Manufacturing Co., of Milwaukee,
Wis., amounted to $62,000,000 in 1960, an increase of 33% above 1959,
exceeding
10%
of Allis-Chalmers' total 1960
sales of $530,000,000,
jt was stated by Mr. R. S. Stevenson, President, in the 1960 Annual
States
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Railway
further
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
sales.
—
.
for
Export sales of the Allis-Chalmers
1,500
Farish,
&
._
Inc.
underwriters
.
Higginson
Tucker,
i
Railway
accounted
1950
major research emphasis
accelerate,
expenditures
A
Allied
isocyanates,
and
extend
McCarley &; Co., Inc
Steele & Co
W. Tindall & Co.__—._
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Securities
&
&
H. J.
J. R.
below:
forth
Dillon,
&
Baxter
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1960.
since
with
to
Synres' present plant.
1,500
Mohr
Inc.
3,300
Alabama
from
set
Corp.
work¬
'
Hughes
J.
5,500
Inc..
2,000
3,300
bonds
Dick
Youngstown
line
the
to
quarter of a year ago. With normal second quarter pickup aided by
greater demand for building materials and nitrogen products for agri¬
culture, both sales and earnings are expected to improve.—V. 193, p. 597.
Co,_x—2,750
Co..
&
-
'
-
Mayes,
Securities
Permut.
President
and
Executive
Vice-President,
respectively.
They proposed to sell 20,000 shares each; and Fairchild Engine and
Airplane Corp. proposes to sell 18,000 of its holdings of 117,000 shares.
Three other stockholders propose to sell the remaining 2,000 shares.
Canton
of
of shares
Inc._______
Co.,
Thornton,
5,5005.500
5,500
Inc.
Equitable
Leon
Akron,
&
Raffensperger,
.
Thomas
Co
Day
Eastman
;
V
&
-.
and,
has outstanding 390,000 shares of common stock,
shares each are owned by Harris J. Shapiro and
Period End. Feb. 28—
—
severally agreed
Collins & Co
9,000
Leach____
Trask
purchase
new
acquire
to
added
production in Holland through an agreement to
interest in N. V. Chemische Industrie Synres. Plans in¬
installation of facilities for production
of phthalie anhydride
clude
Shares
9.000
Inc.-,.
PURCHASERS—The
to
now
130,000
have
Southwest
Julien
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Shields
The
below
First
10,150
Corp.
&
Anthony &
L.
Co.,
specialized
distributed
report
acquire a 50%
24 offering
respective numbers
'
following
Pierce, Fen-
&
Agee
Hendrix
the
support equipment for missiles and aircraft.
the company's sale of additional stock, $65,000
of
retire
additional
certain
to
the
Langley & Co.__*l*r__
Spencer
ground
proceeds
used
sale
C.
Stefne,
and
use
for
named
underwriters
Brothers
Smith
&
Tucker,
shares.
its
Fisk
Mr.
Additional Financing Details
9,000
ner
sold
mental,
and
Boston
Ripley
Lehman
space,
own
—
per
801.
p.
contribution
to the
increasing
an
annual
1961.
cord,
for
plastics
47
...—
reported the March
from Alabama
Merrill Lynch,
to
tests components and systems designed and manu¬
principally - under government contracts by companies in the
electronic and aircraft industries, including environ¬
qualification and reliability testing. It also manufactures for
missile,
issue
Inc.
company
factured
27
preferred stock:
new
Harriman
covering 100,000 shares of
are
exercise
owned
families,
price
offering
The
issuable
their
of
40,000
•substantially
company
members
public
which
of
193,
1959.—V.
trebled.
48
Notices 48
Shares
be offered for public
sale
by
the issuing company and
60,000 shares, being outstanding
stock,
by the present holders thereof. The principal underwriter is
Hayden, Stone & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment. The prospectus also includes 10,000
ccmipon
the
$2.92
or
C., at Chesterfield, Va.,
substantial part of the estimated $80 million capital
a
in
tire
fourth
Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
Deer
with
statement
to
in
for 1960 of
of $240,-
revenues
Kerby H. Fisk, Chairman and chief executive
Reflecting general business
The
Aerotest Labs.
S.
for
nylon;
capacity
the
of
and
sheet
Report—
showed
1960
and
$11,290,664,
of
$232,559,000
research
in
1959
Columbia
quarter
PURCHASERS—The
the
of
steel
to
firms
Belgian
,
for
Columbia,
cluding
80,000 shares of this firm's preferred stock and $13,000,000 of its bonds. Additional financing details follows:
transfer
value
Switzerland.
earnings
net
sales
on
year's sales and
that
above
account
Near
at
905.
p.
Condition
of
40%
expenditures
48
System
Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
1009.
p.
in
reported,
million in
Caprolan
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Inc.:—Appointments—
York
New
common
will
of
Banks
Redemption
Specialties Co., Inc.—Acquisition Sought—
Accurate
sales
according
million
previously
near
solderless
of
of
revenues
last
stated
$20.5
million,
48
Member
of
Statement
Consolidated
electric terminals and splicesj and
the application tooling to pressure-crimp these devices to electric wires;
it also* produces multiple connectors,
patchcord programming systems,
capacitor products and other electronic components.—V. 193, p. 489.
AMP
of
Expenditures
confidence.",
with
years
Reserve
Federal
growth. Mr. Whitaker stated that "serving a
growing electric and electronic market, both here and abroad, while
maintaining a
highly effective product development program, AMP
continues
Statement
Condition
future
on
Fisk
$719.7
Exchange Rates..
Foreign
were
Commenting
Geneva,
stainless
reported
earnings
products this trend is expected
to
As
—
Al¬
Allegheny
subsidiary,
in
afiiliated
two
producing
share
per
million, or $2.57 per share,
released.
AMP product applications cited in the
report, include fields such as nuclear power generation, computers, air
defense"'systems, home appliances and communications.
products
new
wn.n
for
with
that products
one-third
new
Mr.
Corporation and Investment News..
1
State and City Bond Offerings
53
Dividends Declared and Payable.-.
11
and
missile
European
a
previously
March 20.
on
officer, said
for completion in" 1961.
and
mill
$2.25
products,
stockholders
General
new
to
Chemical's
new
1959
Whitaker,
pro¬
markets,
expected this year.
President, in his report to shareholders, stated that
capital expenditures during 1960 were again increased to provide for
growth requirements. They amounted to $4,390,000, with a major portion
spent on three new domestic manufacturing plants completed in 1960.
Three
formed
joining
and
on.
from
Miscellaneous Features
to
Ludlum's
foreign
in
is
sales
39
designed
Allegheny
aircraft,
for
activities
Allied Chemical Corp.—Annual
over
A.
other
A., with headquarters
compares
on
1959.
U.
metals
of
in
ingots,
steel
furnace
strengthened
S.
Ludlum has
about
AmericanJStock Exchange.
1960
cold-rolling
equal
39
Transactions
in
and
This
Allied
Australia
a
large
a
39
and Mexico are not included in
they recorded sales of $1,600,149 and
sales
share
Averages
Stock Exchange.---
has
alloy formula.
the
to
in Europe.
SEC Index of Stock Prices___
14%
rose
Bond
Also
intro¬
because
corrosion-resistance
vacuum-melted
vacuum-melting
vacuum-melting
its
Ludlum
$8,750,209,
45
Markets
and
has
auto
in
use
superior
largest
ingots,
267,000.
40
.
world's
diameter
in
Allegheny
39
40
40
Ludlum
lor
uses.
Transactions New York
equivalent to 10 cents per AMP-endorsed share, a sharp
comparable totals of $694,157 and three cents per share
income
increase
in
As
$53,904,779
Exchange-
build
strip
endorsed share.
per
Japan,
results.
combined
net
in
to
15%
$2.78
or
Subsidiaries
and
market
molybdenum
and
copper
the
Mr-i,
offering
433,
of
of
Ludlum Internationa],
The Swiss subsidiary
39
—
Type
expand
legheny
39
__■
Exchange
Sto'ck
Exchange
Stock
leadership
To
Allegheny
designated
consumable-electrode
nuclear
37
Exchange
is
additions
50-inch
duce
primarily.
uses
casting
new
a
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
included
basis,
Stock
Dow-Jones
pTeliminary reports, relased earlier, indicated, final result on both
and
earnings showed record
highs.
European operations are
for the first time in the combined results.
On a comparable
As
sales
Stock
Over-the-Co^nter
$10,750,000
tions.
>___
Ford
small
The
37
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
AMP Inc., its domestic and Euro¬
muffler
of
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Report—
of orders of
backlog
combined
The
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Montreal
AMP Inc.—Annual
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
to a 2%
stock dividend
1961-—V. 192, p. 2013.
payable in January,
Exchange
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
addition
for
Ludlum
wide
a
mufflers—and
using MF-1 has been adopted as a production item on the
Thunderbird.
Another
new
stainless
steel alloy,
just in¬
troduced,
15
27
32
Cincinnati Stock
Air.
during
Dividends
included these:
its subsidiary,
advantage
by
stainless steel strip in
report
annual
Allegheny
gained
recently
a
Page
.
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock
Stock
Boston
'
addition,
declared
Stock
York
American
Sherman noted, favorable trends promoting growth
of automation,
recreation and institutional feeding and vending will
benefit the corporation.
In
Stock
New
expenditure figure for the nations may exceed
1970,. ABC._Vending will get its share of this
food
the
alone
.
New York
settings,
billion
A'
an¬
nature
very
industrial
pansion
$7
the
in
market,
Company,
alloy,
new
a
1961
:
of its business in recreational, commercial and
the corporation must and shall continue to grow,"
Benjamin Sherman stressed.
Through sheer population ex¬
the
"By
grossing
and
century
7.
u
■
■
President
$105
for
metals
furnaces.
automotive
duced
with
field-Mills
"Michigan
Ludlum
to the
Allegheny
of
supplier
for
Stock and Bond Quotations
Toledo-based food and vending service management firm to¬
12 Gladieux affiliated corporations as well as the Green¬
Restaurant
Co.,
a
chain of six restaurants in Ohio and
Corp.,
told.
were
leading
a
being the first to introduce blight-annealed
high-volume tonnages, processed in modern continuous
major move early this year, AEC Vending acquired The Gladieux
a
Steel
as
reported
automotive
Wallingford
shareowners
field.
developments
the
In
plant,
position
its
equipment
Other
In This Issue
$2,365,488, equal to $2.06 a "share based
on 1,148,013 shares outstanding on Dec.
25, 1960. In 1959, net earnings
totaled $2,305,439, or $2.01 on 1,148,013 shares now outstanding.
Net
improved
electrical
pension and retirement plans inaugurated in 1960. Provision for income
taxes totaled $2,090,000 in 1960, as compared with $2,149,000- in 1959.
of this
start-up
has
after7 providing
$4,455,488
was
MISCELLANEOUS
•
in
improvement
which
is
expected
to
continue,
according
Goldenson.
comparable to 1959, with
the
exception of the second
quarter when
business was adversely
affected by the shortage of pictures caused by the Hollywood strike.
Theatre income
at $86,281,000, decreased
from $91,139,000 in 1959,
Theatre
earnings
held
at
a
good
level,
2
•partly
(1446)
due
to
marginal
of
disposition
progressive
the
theatre
facilities
pro¬
from
which
label
mand
V;
192,
had
to
proposing
Ohio
ested
Electric
the
of
utility
April
proposal,
to
1961,
10,
Wheeling
Power
issued
request
Wheeling
by
time
renewal
in
pursuant
N.
to
in
also
which
notes
'issue
may
extend to June
of notes to
to
which
23,
1961,
23,
196p.—V.
Building
&
on:
of
order
June
p.
sell
electric
its
American
Fidelity
McClane
tus,
utility
Co.,
&
Inc.,
26
New
Broadway,
Inc.—
York
and
Association,
and
its
the
to
firm's
,
will
expenses
after
own
payment
of
of
expenses
be
Association
the
of
purpose
will
be
lent
to
borrowing
members
such
aiding
of
construct income
Association
may
lend funds
March 27 prospec¬
a
funds
the
acquire
1221.
Assn.,
Loan
Class A Common Sold—Pursuant to
proceeds
shares of this
$5 per share.
members to buy or build homes and
producing properties.
In addition, the
to borrowing
members for the purpose
of | improving,
modernizing" or reconditioning homes or income pro¬
ducing properties and related purposes, or may indirectly assist such
members in contracting for such improvements bv agreeing to purchase
from qualified construction companies the
member's installment obli¬
gation.
The Association may, from time to time, purchase from other
lenders secured' installment obligations.
The Association also intends
tor.engage in
the financing of mobile homes in resort areas and
for
issued
were
193,
net
commissions
offering,
The
30, 1962,
banks, in
$4,250,000
Sept.
maturing
Commission
authority
seeks
it
100,000
approximately $375,0G0.
These proceeds will
provide the Association with working capital for the conduct of its
operations and resources for lending funds.
this
for
Ohio
sold
and
PROCEEDS—The'
underwriters'
account.
within
of
facilities
Electric's
offered
Y.,
100 par class A common stock at
inter¬
thereon.
hearing
a
Electric
giving
order
an
will
Electric
the
Wheeling
operates
which
company's
Wheeling. Electric
the
sub¬
its
Company,
for a cash
depreciated
to Ohio Power
basis
of
tne
Ohio
on
the Holding Company
properties
has
of
two
with
.Ohio
under
the SEC
the Commission
and
until
persons
Under
transfer
the
Power;
joined
and
Company
with
application
an
has
holding, company,
Wheeling
and
Ohio,
Co., Inc.—Property Transfer
Electric Power
York
New
filing of
Act
year.
that
American
sidiaries,
of
one
was
before. Tnis includes
sales of Arn-Par
In its expanded business, its Com¬
the leaders
in stereopuonic record
sales.-r-
best
in
of the properties at the date of closing (at Dec. 31,
1960, the depreciated original cost was $1,408,3321:. Wneeling Electric
purchases
all of its electric energy requirements "from Ohio Power
whose
service
area
almost surrounds
the
former's service area in
year
its
determined,
be
to
original'cost
205.
p.
This
the
the
$24,349,000
Records,
properties
related
and
consideration
perties. At the close of 1960, AB-PT had interests in 472 theatres
afity divesting 28 theatres and acquiring two duiring the year,
Merchandise
sales ..and other
income rose
to $25,717,000 in
1960
4,
cr
,
stock rights; Bar Chris Construction Corp. may file $3.5 million in convert¬
debentures, and Illinois Bell Telephone Co. will seek regulatory approval for
common
Corporate .and Municipal Financing Ahead
•
ible
'•'
$84 million rights'shares.
SIDNEY
By
Realization
now
by
and
more
in
both
corporate and municipal
and corporate stocks. After all, how
bonds
often does the capital market present the pleasant prospect
of high bond and stock
prices at the same time? True some slight adjustments have been made to help
dispose of the inventory of unsold municipals on occasion but over-all the market
has been quite anxious to pay a high price for senior debt issues and simultaneously
snap
whatever there is in the
up
Issuers
way
not
displeased by the
capital investment outlet street.
are
pickings
Corporate
until
municipal issuer who
recently
of equity issues without a moment's pause.
savings have raced up both sides of the
not been too numerous and it was
take advantage of the pent-up demand
have
the first to
was
bonds of relatively lower
way
yields. Bonds
the
for
the NYSE hit 457 higns and 98 lows in the
on
first three weeks of last month.
THIS
The
float
this
WEEK'S
FINANCING
several large corporate and
satisfactorily against the $150 million State of
California offering set for April 5. (The larger issues in the immediate period ahead
are listed at the end of this column. They are described in the appropriate Monday
municipal
week
approximates
issues hope
million' and
$469
compete
to
Thursday issues of this Chronicle.) Additionally, today the Treasury will seek
in new cash $100 million out of a total financing of $1.1 billion in 13-week bills
and $500 million in 26-week bills.
and
The
four-week
since last week due to,
and, two, the docket of
large corporate bond issues heretofore lying beyond the immediate "four-week float
has finally caught
upj to it. The municipal four-week float almost continues to
hold its own with last week's figureFThe; table which follows aggregates in dollar
S.
U.
one,
and
terms
float
in
corporates
Steel's registration
by week the visible
of $300
has almost doubled
million debentures
FINANCING
Corporate
Slocks
$103,245,000
98,500,000
$86,927,170
Apr. 17-Apr. 21
439,093,000
Apr. 24-Apr. 28
95,893,900
3-Apr.
8_.
Apr. 10-Apr. 14_.
Total
week's
Last
*
$736,731,900
data
332,338,600
to
appear
Chronicle
Total of Both
to
continues
61
registrations made two "^eeks
the period ending March 31.
Last March 23 there were 386 registration issues pending and 44 filed. We had
anticipated there would be 38 filed and 389 issues pending for that date. Unques¬
tionably, the SEC is experiencing the same kind of a problem as is Wall Street in
trying to keep up with the tremendous paper work. Actually, the SEC processed
more registrations than we had optimistically thought it could.
Professor William L.
Cary, the new SEC Chairman as of last week, should be proud of the staff
bequeathed to him, so to speak, by former Chairman and now just plain Commis¬
sioner Edward N. Gadsby. Perhaps, with a budgetary assist, we can look forward
to a time when the registration processing interval will resemble what it usqd
to be without—caution reminds us—any sacrifice in quality.
ago
Public
of
as
here will fall
debt
issues
to
in
$351,605,340 $1,088,337,240*
205,148,800
537,487,400
437,238,750
632,392,220
294,518,100
$745,611,000 $1,$33,948,240
765,425,000 1,302,912,400
this
up
below
comes
to
103.
Total
corporates
Total
municipals with dates
(50)
(29).
61,731,500
to
(79)
$1,155,114,400' (72)
$460,376,000
$466,803,340(101)
totaled
$136,936,000.
316,590,810(175)
ignored.
success,
y__
FINANCING
AND
y
FUTURE
$2,335,370,550(355)
$1,896,501,850(323)
$901,811,000
time when the corporate and
a
YIELDS
(71)
$875,225,000
municipal float is far from
True, the Treasury's recent advance refunding of $6 billion
but its timing was most fortunate.
If it
were
was an
eminent
to be repeated this coming two
months, it is doubtful that only a slight increase in long-term yields would occur as
it did.
Most likely the Treasury will rely on short-term issues to keep the yields
up in this area and to keep long-term funds available for investment for the pend¬
ing corporate and municipal offering's—an anti-cyclical fiscal measure—instead of
Governments.
The still unresolved
problem is that
a
policy of keeping short-term rates
keeping bonds and mortgage yields down has not been
trat.on claims it to be.
While bond prices have been
up while
successful as the Adminisat their highest level in the
as
past two years, they havemnot been as high—and their yields
as low—as expected.
level attractive to refunding at a lower cost, but it
takes more than this rate to influence the private investment spending pattern. What¬
ever there has been has not been enough to help spur a real recovery push for the
economy which is a matter different than refinancing' existing debt at a lower cost.
a
Could it be that between the
advance the
bond yields
relatively high short-term yields and the stock market's
have remained sticky?
Secretary of the Treasury Dillon (see March 23 Chronicle,
here
to
recognize that extremely low short-term
for recovery." This is true since there is
p.
rates
11)
avers
are
single
not
"it is impor¬
of
themselves
in
he contradicts himself when he adds, in the same article,
in the next sentence (italics supplied), "They
help stimulate the investment flow
into the long-term sector at lower rates." Unwilling then to use low ^short-term rates
necessary
cycles.
But
no
causal
weapon
even
for other
,
mortgages, because of the balance of payment problem,
do the trick.
measures to
budget deficit permitting more short-term financing
will
has done.
keep
It
seems
Are there
capital
market
other
as
though Mr. Dillon is not satisfied with
unannounced
measures
funds
market?
from
entering
an
as
What, for
yet?
attractive
short-term
—
LARGER
FORTHCOMING ISSUES
Among the larger issues slated immediately ahead, for the following periods, are:
Week of April 3-April 7: $7,159,320 Mesabi Iron Co. capital: $9 million WinstonMuss
(77)
Corp.
unite;
$9,995,000 Marine Capital Corp.,
common;
$30
million
California Edison Co., bonds; $4,245,000 Southern Pacific Co., equip, trust
Southern
certificates;
$25 million John Deere Credit Co., debentures; 200,000 shares Tennessee Gas Trans¬
mission Co., preferreds; $35 million Flintkote Co., debentures; and 500,000 shares
General Telephone Co. of Calif., preferreds; and in Municipals—$ AO million Jack¬
sonville Expressway Auth.; $6.5 million
>■
Control
Birmingham, Ala.; $15 million Los Angeles
Dist., Calif.; $190 million State of California.
April 10-14:
issues, if the market is favorable, of Connecticut General Life
Co., Hartford Fire Insurance Co., anaI Travelers Insurance
140,000 shares of Majestic Specialties, Inc. common; 400,000 shares of
Factor & Co. common; $45 million New England Tel. & Tel. Co. debentures;
million Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. bonds; $12.5 million United International
Fund, Ltd. common; and $40 million Spiegel Corp. debentures; and. in Municipals—
$14,520,000 Cleveland, Ohio; negotiated $175 million Massachusetts Turnpike Author¬
ity; $5.4 million Shreveport, La.; $13 million University System Building Authority,
Ga.; $30 million Chicago, 111.; $4,750,000 Eau Claire, Wise.; $4,950,000 Findlay City
School District, Ohio; and $4.7 million Marin Municipal Water District, California.
Max
$12
week.
of corporate securities, which
intentions, recovered and is $100 million
more
are
stockholders
to
indefinite
as
to financing
than that of seven days ago. "Among
the indeterminate backlog are:
authorize
General Telephone &
$100
>
million
in
Elec¬
convertible
debentures; Pacific Gas & Electric Co. plans to offer 896,465 shares of stock rights
to its owners; Consolidated Cigar Co. plans to offer 173,000 additional shares of
place at
$741,387,850(251)
Stanley, and Wood Struthers jointly plan three second¬
its
che
came
the Treasury will refinance approximately $10,422,000,000 in bills
and plans to raise new cash in line with the latest budget deficit breakdown.
and notes
example,
281,011,050(158)
included in this table.
ask
"
biggest test for independence.
(93)
Insurance
will
to
$191,137,000 and included the Stkte of Kentucky $100 million issue which- went
a single bid. State-local tax-exempts added to the Chronicle's calendar
Flood
Corp.
added
Chronicle's calendar
by the Government will be a sufficient other measure. Unless more than a seasonal
recovery flutter occurs, it looks like the Federal Reserve is now about to face its
f Includes $70,500.000 preferreds (5) with dates .and $3,152,030 preferreds (5) without dates.
Issues of $300,000 and less with dates number 26, and 77 without
tronics
30
accounted for $300 million of this. Municipal
an active financing week. They amounted
Steel
It is doubtful that the increased
"
candidates for
securities
Corporate
in March
at 3.6375 for
the Secretary calls
(42)
(30)
$783,394,150(276)
Total stocky
new
States
to drive funds into bonds and
Last Week
$1,093,382,500
Corporate stocks without dates;
the
United
$464,618,520.
what the Fed
Corporate stocks with dates._
total backlog
$15,625,000,
up
...
*
$1,551,976,400
Co. for this
took
Certainly they have been at
ADVANCE
CONTINUES ITS
52,094,500
.
figure
257,118,100
$1,499,881,900
the
this
161,224,200*
This Week
Even
for
491,826,220
Total Formal Backlog
ary
projected
sales in the week ending March 29 made
business
are
that
list of those with affixed sales dates carried
though the number of issues declined from 77 to 71. The number of issues $300,000
dates
of
52,733,220
backlog of securities—firmed
NOTE: Morgan
short
50,720,750
BACKLOG
i
bit
inconsequential—the competition facing the Treasury, to say the least, is formidable.
In addition, the competitive appeal of the current bullish stock market can hardly be
build up at a record high figure. Last week alone,
registrations for last Thursday's publication.
used in the table
a
offerings of stocks dominated the corporate sales last week for the period
23 through 29. Total corporate funds raised came to $72,113,210 ana. two
tant
we
estimate of forthcoming SEC
our
March
figure as compared to 323 issues used in last week's estimate. The total state-local
tax-exempt backlog of issues with set sales dates is a bit larger than last week's
less
.:
WEEK
$469,799,170
which includes the 28-day visible supply above,
and
though
PAST
$279,627,000
288,018,000
140,566,000
37,400,000
climbed $440 million compared to our previous estimate.
stocks
looks
THE
$1900172,170
149,220,750
for entry into the capital market,
and later dated and undated issues—
In addition, 355 corporate
and bonds taken from March 30 Chronicle were used to complete this dollar
aggregate
It
IN
This will take
new
TOTAL
The
:V/Lv0'.'
CHANGES
Financings
the total backlog has not declined despite
the 28-day float shown above. The formal backlog of issues determined
handled
billion.
*Municipals
shown in the second table just below,
the rise in
float to th^. fairly determinate one we arrive at a gross cor¬
compared to last week's, then, impressive figure of
billion
$3.8
Corporates
Auth.
As
$3.3
of
A
In April and May
million, or more, and includes two negotiations—$175 million 'Mass. Turnpike
set for April 11, and $50 million N. Y. State Housing Auth. set for April 18.
$1
total
porate
TREASURY
&
FLOAT
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Apr.
iague
By adding this
'
$1,400,000,000
______$1,500,000,000
Corporate stocks and bonds
supply for the entire month of April.
FOUR-WEEK
Last Week
This Week
funds that
it, too" is evidenced by the size of the
eat
Total Indeterminate Backlog
*
-
issuers coming to the capital market for
more
is the time to "have their cake and
float
BROWN
*
;
'
-
.
•
March 30, 1961
>
Volume
communities
the
in
193
adjacent
Southeastern
Number
to
military
United
CAPITALIZATION
6043
and
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
defense
installations,
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
A
common
stock
Class
B
common
stosk
Class
C
preferred
■"Includes
corporation,
175,000
for
&
the
all
an
on
or
the
by
and
and
to
to
slock
purchased
notes
384
$450,000.
to
shares
($5,000
in
and
paid
be
the
upon
key
March
to
193,
part
to
and
for
be
the
the
the
SEC
Mr.
in
owned
Each
has
company
equal
sell
costs.
price
per
being
have
been
or
in
27%
to
to
best
in
to
its
history
stockholders
net
investment
gain
of
payment
non-policyholder
Profit
investment
that
Net
operations
Federal
two
and
American
taxes
gross
largest
;
%
a
to
in
in
sources
capital
the
Net
shifts
I960
realized
for
of
special
to
1960,
The
in
He
value)
net
for
dividends
ratio
a
the
Among
electronic
enabled
1960,
to
taxes,
and
The
of
increased
increase
free
of
surplus
and
for
this
each
to
account
the
raises
$1
of
of
major
any
Net
(par
were
of
of
system
tasks
H. O.
to
cost
the
is
its
known
bring
to
tax
service
1960
factor
was
of
reduced
status
this
and
the
in
breaks
Vb
another
brought
about
of
to
the
The
report
(14.06
25
cents)
cents
earned
interest earned
of
rate
whereas
mean
rate
to
general
to
in
and
has
of
future
of
the
Color1 Film
firm,
located
at
with
in
the
share for
new
Organized
No
in
processing
the
amounted
cents
3.07% ;
been
prime
a
from
gain
gain
to
course,
The
in
"stock
to
The
187,
giving
and
Canada
v.;-,
mix,
and
Mr.
one
the
oper¬
/'
emphasis
products
an
out
to
bring
such
as
greater
decrease
also
in
been
and
Street,
asphalts,
waxes,
oils
company
by
held.
share
23,
has been directed
chem¬
and
to
productivity
193,
shares,
the
to
point:necessary
I
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
first, used
for the
$310,507
59,786
94,529
the rate
supplied
2,100,500
(59% )
.'
Campbell owns 240,168 shares;
the
Nov.
3,
and
L.
Campbell,
associates,
are
owned by Sealine
indicates that
The prospectus further
1960,
{heir
Colin
Applegate,
company,
period
shares
and 320,781
Manufacturing Corp. of Chicago.
through
E.
February
Cummings
13,
Parker,
1961,
Ralph
directors
W.
the
of
Nivel Products Company, Sealine Manu¬
facturing Corp., Francis G. Friedlund,
Hutchens,
company
and
in the
M.
total
-E.
Jarvis
amount
&
of
M. P. Hall, Justin Stanley, Edward
Co., made short-term loans to the
$148,018.90.
The
by notes providing for interest at the rate "of 6%
THE COMMERCIAL
loans
per
%
2413.
p.
Angeles,
stock
capital
Payment
be
has
Co,
are
annum
evidenced
with
Radio,:
broad
fiscal
$129,838,
then
which
Corp.,
equal
appointed
been
193,
Hegyi
suant
the
as
and
Dallas
due
M*.
oil
the
193,
the
on
distributes
C.
in
and
proposed
1
be
of
the
_
proceeds
any
and
B.
Oil
is
cash
will
Electric
variety
23
Goldman,
offer
Park,
opened
than
an
15,000
for
13
institutional
electronic
major
industrial
manu¬
tubes,
Daystrom poten¬
transistors,
Transitron
electronic
components
and
of
other
" .' • •*'
•
1
1.
i
{
*
i
Inc.Stock
Sold
Edward
—
and
products
related
small
are
mechanical
the
in
hydraulic
medium-size
to
components.
guidance
Several
system
fs Culver City,
Calif.—V.
193,
the
of
491.
p.
Feb: 28—
rolling
has
mill
its
to
oil
areas.
in
by
calendar
during
two
$200,000
years
recalled
in
ago.
the
Baruch-Foster
present
before
the
and
name
maturity
Baruch-F'oster,
possible
in
1960,
in
It
near
accord¬
substantial
a
$1,593,386
$1,191,634
$3,128,226
1,495,056
2,462,218
2,808,539
'"$625,007
$98,330
"$1,270,584
$3113,687
■"223,042
144,698
"529,287
370,496
from
revenue
ry.
is
he;
ex¬
anticipated,
future.
when
acquired
the
the
operations.;...
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
March
Co.,
of
common
the
24
the
American
a
of
with
and
Pacific
the Securities
registration
200,000
shareholders,
and
Coast
Stock
and
statement
the
Exchange
covering
the
shares.
common
sale,
company
These
will
not
.
,
Distilling
at
&
Co.
to
Co.
will
the
is
engaged
head
a
public.—V.
Instruments, Inc.
March 28 set
a
the
SEC
principally
in
are
receive
.
the.
of
group
187,
p.
The
stock,
to
be
related
prices
—
,
■■■
distilling
underwriters
which
2218.
Beckman
for
Secondary—
Littletown,
March 29,
to
the
1961,
offered
Mass.,
current
filed
registration
a
covering 38,474 outstanding
for
public
market
sale
by
price
the
at
holders
time
tlie
FINANCIAL
has
company
for
candlepins,
more
for
for
to
certain
has
Lionel
indebtedness
outstanding
Barrows,
Executive
and
868,508
Board
series
a
shares
of
of
preferred
and
stock,
stock,
common
Vice-Chairman,
Howard
of
the
which
M.
Dowd,
Committee
Chairman, own 26.85% and 26.33%, respectively,
officials as a group 61.01%.
The prospectus
lists
selling stockholders, including Aetna Securities Corp., anti.H. R.
Coshnear who own 18,974 and 7,500
shares, respectively, and propose
to sell all such holdings;
and 'Charles W. O'Connor, President, and W.
Leroy .Temple, Board Chairman, who propose to sell 2,000 shares each
and
management
eight
of
p.
their
holdings
of
20,000.
and
9,350
shares
respectively.—V.
193,
699.
Bridgeport Brass
See
National
Co.—Mjerger Plan—
Distillers
&
Chemical
Corp.,
-V.
below.
193,
599.
p.
This
offered
Instruments,
per
A
public
outstanding
stock,
Jackson
price
The
&
and
Curtis
Huron
the
Street,
SEC
.
stock,
by
the
sale
by
the
heads
underwriting
list
which
of
Ohio,
of
1961,
100,000
holders
filed
thereof.
underwriters.
registra¬
a
covering
shares
22,000
and
company
present
the
Elyria,
27,
March
on
common"
for
to
shares,
Paine,
The
122,000
are
On
account
of
the
public
offering
termyare to be^ supplied by amendment.
is
transfer; equipment
petrochemical,
from
chemical
the
acquisition
of
working capital to
ment
or
relocation
fabricating
addition
standing
to
of
manufacturing
series
191,100 shares
President,
shares,
shares
and
A
number
of
and
owned
class
B
of
the
balance
for
to
by
and
for
general
cor¬
'
preferred
stock, the company has out¬
of class A common stock,, of which John W.
owns
133,830
shares
and
proposes
to
sell
Robert
proposes
shares
facilities,
-
a
and
the
carrying
of
larger
inventories
and
expenditures in connection with the enlarge¬
Jr.,
20,000
equipment
finance
purposes.
Brown;
class
new
7for possible
CHRONICLE
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
be
being
Webber,
engaged/ primarily in the production of heatincorporating fintubes for use primarily in the
and refining industries.
Of the net proceeds
the company's sale of additional stock, $350,000 will be used for
company
porate
of
with
class
of
300
of
company,
statement
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
Kaase,
W.
sell
2,000
Brown
common
will
shares.
a
Vice-President,
shares.
be
The
exchanged
After
this
owns
14.145
remaining
113,830
by him for a like
offering
and
said
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Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February
25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under this Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year,
NOTE:
ot
manufactures
and
distributes
pin-setting machines
uuck pin and rubber-bank duck pin bowling.
It
recently been in the process of developing machines to be used
tenpin bowling, played in most sections of the United States, and
ninepin bowling, a game .played in many European countries.
In
used
In
price c^f $114
Road,
on
sale.
receivables,
shares
Inc.—Files
Newtown
wk.»
of
1011.
p.
Brown Fintube
on
offering
,
193,
assets
Corp.
listed
rail¬
Reiter-
the
1959,
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$559,284
1,184,291
addition
Mountain
RR.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
-v
AND
a
;
expenses
company
share on 69,933
common
stock being offered to shareholders.
At the announced price, shareholders will be able to
purchase one new share of Beckman stock for each
on
recently
revenue.
cur¬
are
company
Rocky
debentures
about
just
into
Distilling Co. filed
Sachs
Beckman
Inc.,
shares
offices
Menlo
at
oper.
which
of Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.
The com¬
important brand is its
"Jim
Beam."
straight bourbon
the
It
area.
explained.
executive
and
offering circular, sold quickly at
used
are
present location
debt
whiskey.
will
of
germanium
principal
regulators
products
long-term
Beam Distilling Co.—Registers Common'—
Beam
most
of
oper.
approximately
of
steel
made
flow
be
absorbed
certain
of
Davis
area,
%
shares
merchandising
pany's
>
on
by
Mr.
area,
by Bell
1490. T
March
a
common
^
and
savings
was
.issued
were
assumed
public
sold
a
Railway
R.
reinforcing
outstanding
that these
Beam
Commission
of
missile.
shares
to
products
Angeles
Bay
Electronics
S.
Bessemer & Lake Erie
tion
B.
on
sales
a
peak
Coast.
distributed
-Astronautics,
Bowl-Mor,
producing
gas
long-term
company's
was
(James B.)
share
number
cents
and-
San
General
B.
period End
Net
said.
Mid-Contijient
action
The
Baruch-Kenilind
Jam.es
by
last
ended
throughout Southern California,
wholly-owned subsidiary, retaining its
a
Francisco
West
include
and
their
Net
699.
$200,000 in Reiter-Foster
which
^aruch-Foster
41
warehousing facilities at its
San
now
Bowl-Mor
p.
Hegyi
subsidiary
remains
company
to
outstanding,
distribution
and
outlet
lines
to
valves
of
...
registrar
completed purchase
Dallas
the
said,
expansion
half,
Bindley & Co.; T. M. Kirsch Co.; Cortlandt Investing
Corp., and H. B. Crandall Co. are the underwriters of
100,000 shares of class A stock of Benbow Astronautics,
Inc., at $3 per share. The stock, which was offered pur¬
1334.
p.
below.—V.
considerable
bonds
first
1961,
15,
Corp.—Purchases Debentures—Baruch-
a
;
of
program
1961
manufacturers
Bell
by
statement
Hegyi.
the
8.00.
Railway
Calif.
April
to
will
area.
of
a
Mr.
James
first mortgage
$136',866 of notes payable to
shares.
Management officials own
outstanding stock, of which Colin L.
the
105%.
Los
Co.,
into
share.—V. 183,
at
Exchanges.
indebtedness.
common
of
1973
Trust
convertible
throughout
Reiter-Foster
$2',500,
of
installments
and
shares
1,237,250
to
Mr.
substantial volume
company's capitalization includes a $130,000 6%%
monthly
&
1,
Laboratories, Inc.—Appointment—
operates
Foster
notes. Certain stockholders, who subscribe
apply the indebtedness of the company to
such
Oct,
Insurance
diversified
2,100,500
repay
of
due
significantly
reduces
Baruch-Foster's
way for
future acquisitions, several of
There
the company is engaged in the business
color film and print materials.. Accord¬
accumulated losses through January, 1961
repayment
of
BUSINESS—Benbow's
$239,197
44,251
consideration,
Angeles
2.0C
substantially toVprofits,
supplements
Bell's present
which
a
(J
to
$151,714
corporation.)—V.
under
Inc.__
Co.
Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
Trust
the
paves
Durst,
&
contributed
in
its
shares
electronic
Benbow
Atlas
Title
plained.
1958,
may
for
diodes,
plus
a
wide
equipment.—V.; 192, p.
699.
p.
26,690
debentures
action
&
Witter
added.
sales
tiometers,
com¬
$113,842
Corp. has
also
of
a
and
step
earnings
serving
facturers
distributing
1113.
in
involved.
the company needs
Dean
2.00
Diego.
The
company
presently stocks and distributes more
electronic products,
servicing over
1,500 industrial and
rail¬
income
ChemTrac
4.50
Boyce
Co
Wagcnseller
1961
332,825
represents
white
its
&
acquisition,
management
Product
322,400
the
of
The
It
offer this stock for
to
2.00
&
8.00'
"
electronic
parts
and
equipment
an exchange of common
stock, will add
about 30%
to Bell's previously projected
reported
operates sales
customers
164,882
operations
leading
Inc.—-
common stockholders at
The record date is to be
Bros.
Gardena', Calif., serving the Los
of
158,516
registra¬
a
covering
1961,
proposes
filed
2.00
Stein
Corporation
Monica
first
common
S.
the
on
expenses
Irving
rently
Los
Phoenix,
he
operated
additional
volumes
heavy
placed
U.
Calif.,
said, "By the
changes affecting
produce
now
has
1961—Month—1960
operatiohs
This
and
2545.
Laboratories,
fiscal
the
Monica
be
Bell
in
•
$200,000 in 6% convertible debentures of its predecessor
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp., due June 15,1969, Emil V. Hegyi
President, announced on March 23.
consideration.
of
Peltason, Tenenbaum Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Corp.—Acquires—
The
is
record
present
Supplee
technological
comparable
a
will
day.
Record underground re¬
at 884 million barrels of oil and
refineries
our
with
major
per
oper.
Foster
steadily
is given merely for
additions annually to
been
Paribas
2.00
Santa
for
said.
320,000
thereof
operations potential
the effect of future lapses
has
March
on
$822,000 and
over
stockholders,
J.
States
rose
152,700
$643,332
the
4.50)
electronics warehousing and distribution specialist
Monica Radio Farts Corp., of Santa Monica, Calif..,
recently by Irving Davis, President.
the
recently
Santa
efficient methods and equipment. Addition¬
intensive program to reduce the number of per¬
Baruch-Foster
an
evidenced by notes, to the payment of-the subscription price of
such shares.
To the extent such application is made the proceeds will
during
1960
averaged
year
United
the
indicated
sales in
gas
the
report
$561,597
p.
&
4.50
through
$1,250,000, or
sales
31,
4.5C
Jackson
"
Baird-Atomic, Inc.—Joint Venture—
from
large
in
p.
30th
share
per
January,
black
Dec.
the
of
and
calculation
National
underwriting is
prospectus,
additional
in
annual
$316,596
at
See
insurance
of
company,
Bell
principal
$272,358
oper.
by
Sutro
effected
lines,
way
them,
The
in
feet
St. Andrews Bay
required
rising
Angeles
Davis
the
substantial
invested assets
mean
was
has
is
Processing
SEC
each
working capital and to
due
the
Weeks.
&
Webber,
Curtis
8.00
announced
product
*
additional
be
the
during
product
competitive.-'—V.
&
the
and
purchased
more
per
profitable business in order to operate at a profit. Funds
to be realized from this stock offering will be used to provide additional
to
1969,
Automation
1960, $5,591,603,857 in force.
net
net
This
North
2
stock..
of common
by amendment.
of
of
use
increase
statement
to
of
through the most profitable channels of trade."
"Operating costs have been reduced throughout, the
are
ing
subscription at 22 cents
ing
cubic
facilities
specialty
inclusive, at $2.50
Registers—
of
efforts,
sales
gas
units,
be
907.
p.,
million
Mr.
from
Paine,
Union
Electronic
was
Venezuela,
the
as
to
8.00
Co
approximately
pointed
risen
and
program,
offshore Louisiana
production
Greater
carried
Purchase
Arizona
one
million
pux-cha.se
stock
$1,904,470.
improved
debentures
in
insurance in force added in 1930
potential
American
growth.—V.
rapid
end
New
conditions.
and
kind,
earning,
a
indicating
and
the
at
subject,
year;
force
in
had
1960
a
thousand.
per
business
of
purpose
companies
of
the
receivable.
8.00
Co.
Co.___________
Purchase
Maracaibo,
accounts
underwriters
2.0o
&
distributor,
corporation (formerly Automation Instruments, Inc.) has called
redemption on April 15, 1961, all of its outstanding 6% convertible
The
*the
dollar
or
30
amount
over
on
required
interest
of
amount
the
National
down
$1.84
insurance
shares
drilling
it
$4
had
raise
calendar
2.00
&
acquired Santa
1%
by
than average totals
Federal income taxes paid
interest
of
excess
The
force,
$570,808,53^
tion
cited
Lake
has
fourth
Supplee
and
several
Hornblower
6.00
2.00
___
Co.
Los
This
..
was
revenue-
193,
made
years.
American
This
of
subordinated
has
higher
having
companies
1.9%.
of
$1,050,286'per
and
the
4.16%
earning
recent
ations,
is
reserves.
was
Insurance
This
He
193,
Bell
$5
/
Mr.
production and natural
oil
products
Automation
higher.
Another
stock
EDPM
as
premiums
favorable
investments;
of
—V.
20.00
Inc.____
Co.,
Inc.-i__i_i__%:_
&
increased
$12
the
unsubscribed
Stone & Co._
Additional
rose
company.
in
It
&
Securities
The
company.
steady decline in home office
a
and
number
A
The
year-end
to
proceeds
during
follows:
as
Kraus_~
Dillon,
Hayden,
raw
or
the
1960
the
Co.
Co.,
Goodbody
the
in
oper.
ry.
—V.
influencing
intercorporate equities.
$4,641,541, or 14 cents per share
par.
in
profit
fully
way
now
for
factors
processing
ratio
exempts
excess
and
in
incurred
inventories
of
names
of
premium.
$86,-
capital
&
&
stock¬
into
year.
history.
self-sufficiency
1960.
these
million
Net revenue from
amount
of
Barth
Its
several
Another
some
in
the
the
oil
concessions
of
refining
new
was
Railway
combined total $119,326,841
which
gives the
$116.24 in assets for each $100 of policyholder
consolidations
composition
to
half
recent .years,
exploratory
oil
of existing
during
Railway
$20,263,764
surplus
30.6%
a
the highest'ratios
data
1960.
1960
in
second
prior
company's
at
crude
79%
Natural
the
to
Atlanta
net gains from operations
two are pointed out as .especially significant.
The first of these' is that
American National was the first major company to install a
complete
tax
in
the
that cash flow
highs for
firm's
Period End. Feb. 28—
surplus
liability—one of
in
the
assets
progress
of
Crude
509.7
adoed,
remain
to
reserves
added
$2.61
to
and
'company
costs.
told
stock.
.Capital
,
record
crude
with the
ally,
85.50
paying
&
Burge &
Eastman
99.6(1
after
are
Stearns
22.
built
self-sufficiency
over
the
Further, our marketing program
pany
61.40
represents
surplus
total
the
profitability.
icals.
$32,886,020
capital
This
free
both
year-end jvere estimated
cubic feet or^gas.
of
higher
$28,244,479
au.horized
$20,263,764
'326,841.
and
results
"day.
manufacture
and
16,669,539
——
■
surplus
J.
than
company
been
increased
Brothers
Allyn
Ball,
these products
capital
$1
per
non-admitted
of
$1
for
54%
highest in
properties,
the
to
yields
lower
of:
:
stockholders
Per
of
the
at
trillion
the
in
stockholders
C.
A.
Burr.ham
March
loans
the cost of plant expansion, and an additional.
used, for further expansion of facilities. The balance
will be added to general funds available for corporate
percentages
Elyth
President,
on
company
expects
million
of
the
net
$3.5
bank
New
improvement.
highs.
addition
insurance
an
reported
to
revenue
;
i
capital
added'
virtual
report showed
domestic
Referring
viewpoints.
gains
taxes
of
Inc.,
the
be
particularly
them
of
Some
short-term
UNDERWRITERS—The
each
offering,
defray
will
purposes,
'
of
retire
proceeds
respective
cents)
10
Woodhill,
strengths have
in the CATC operations
this
per
the
high
Co.
Atlantic's
new
3.9
profits
both
new
Oil
Reflecting
that
insurance operations
—____'$16,216,481
gain)
from sale
of
securities
in
earnings
$1
net
annual
1954
intensive
serves
in
that
growth
National
dividends
or
reserves,
gross
after
Per
H.
different kind
a
being
increase
an
Atlantic's
since
to
sonnel
Gross
M.
Supplee, Jr.,
Report issued
Annual
significant
important
were
new
investments
be purchased
indicating
financial and
from
derived
is
portfolio.
special
(capital
Total
1960, is
Henderson
I960
that
$98,800,000
factors
Nel Varnings'from
i
ago,"
share,
Reviewing
out
an
18th
and
report
a
both
from
from
company:
Texas
in
stockholders
to
managing
before
through
(par
to
help
million
the
%
,
largest
used
to
of
of 'notification
Co.—Annual Report—
it ended
as
most
1960
the
barrels
company,
be-
1960
Lehman
firm's
$819,891,000,
the
snares
granted or to be granted to officers and
the
company's
stock
option
plan.—V.
to
share,
per
;
.
17, 1961, filed 'a'.letter
200,000 shares of common stock
$1.50
that
of
data
outstanding
may
PROCEEDS—Through the
approximately $7.5 million.
will
The underwriting
by Lehman Brothers.
•'
better product mix, and substantial reductions in
operating
indicated that these strengths provide the
company with the
noted
quarter
Stock Plan—
which
will be managed
Corp., New" York,■'■N. Y.—Files With
March
on'
the record date of March 28.
Securities and Exchange Commission.
a
a
common
also
to
by
the
He
56%
stock,
at
the
Houston
Inc.—Files
filed
flexibility with which to achieve further benefits in the future.
Atlantic previously reported earnings for 1960 of
$46,566,000,
estate
16,667
in
materials,
President,
amounts
to
proposes
Net
Rock,
1961,. covering
be offered for
bond, sale will
Exchange Commission—
Supplee said
company,
Vice-Presidents.
the
23,
1991, to
proceeds of the
York.
decade
a
holders
general
notes
Lindner,
Little
March
due
additions
covering
company,
was
pay¬
obligations
company
it
purchase
real
in
and
offered
"The
balance
for
Streets,
on
series
ends
Lear,
Mutual
purchase
used
of
Carl H.
in
the
bonds,
bidding.
Atlantic Refining
follows:
as
pay
total
a
will
pay
by
Lindner,
stock,
options
issued
Income
Co.—Registers Bonds—
SEC
asso¬
E.).
pursuant
has
,
proceeds are to be used for leasehold
improvements, furniture
equipment, the ; purchase and installation of a laboratory and
machine
shop,% production equipment,
and
working capital. v
construction
$55,020
to
$200,000
controlled
E.
Cincinnati.
common
insurance
the
was
'
-
,
„
other
Instrument
amounted
nation,
r.
■.
The
American National Insurance Co.—Annual Report—
Tnis
k
'
and
3.
p.
'
on
3
The subscription
April 11.
The
company
announced
the
offering on Feb. 15 and the registration statement cover¬
ing the issue was ordered effective March 28 by the
been
and
improvements, for repayment of
corporate purposes. Construction expenditures
$20,200,000 for, 1961.—V. 191, p.. 1769.
for
at
corporation'
be
business
Loveland
participation
of
indebtedness,
of
of
The
with
principal
loan
used
of
18th)
for
direct
large
common
exercise
employees
J
'
Louisiana
the
mortgage
property
and
Securities
•,
Loveland
the
the
will.be
$130,000
stock
proceeds
all
of
have
20 held
period
payment
$1
Anheuser-Busch,
of
721
Pestalozzi
Street, St.
Louis,
Mo.,
filed
a
registration statement
with the SEC on
March
27,
1961,
covering
shares
for
estimated
Astek
to.be
are
leasing
in
shares
the
and
various
AnheuserVBusch
•218,961
used
are
Westlieimer
and
truck
debentures;
84
proceeds
including
Richard
competitive
sale
bank loans
made
Association,
savings
and
the
Richard
of
Savings
Ohio
and
Mutual
of
of
for
one
be
company's
contractor
for
1961;
15,
The
the
$1,300,000,
at
payable
balance
and
Certain of the
1961.
for
filed
to
are
terms
at
proceeds of the sale of additional stock
exchange
Loveland
used
D.
Lindners,
(less
in
projects.
were
Net
March
on
of
addition
tnree
by
fiist
covering
.
to
of
be
outstandng
js
headed
operation
all
general
a
notes
companies owned
443,550
(being
offering
Co.,
and
automobile
an
estimated
The
Robert
In
Ohio.
purposes,
redeemed
Ohio,
1901
.
shares
50,000
The
Hunter
Co.,
is
payment
shares
development
and
degree
given
down
of
of
certain
125,000
and
Realty
Association,
operates
reduce
of
corporate
24,
underwriting
and
ownership
Loan
&
also
ment
on
which
underwriters
price
Henthy
Savings
it
company,
$1,000,000
due
of
Norwood,
March
on
company
through
the
Southern
in
the
the
Road,
SEC
and
with
public
stock.
common
Ninth
statement
York, New
as
of
limited
a
business
by
known
Home
ciations;
the
holders ' tnereof.
basis
Building
American
E
of
company,
$12,000,000
.
shares of class
Montgomery
stock,
by
offering
consists
Mutual
14,
197.
p.
w
Arkansas Power & Light
amendment.
Formerly
business
193,
'■
registration
..
50,000 shs.
10,000
with
common
present
none
and
Co.;
supplied
of
public sale
by
50,000 shs.
Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
3955
of
statement
shares
oLered
thereof.—V.
•
This
■"130,000 shs.
; '•
Financial
registration
stocki
500,000 shs.
$100)__
(par
;
This
the holders
/'
Outstanding
100,000 shs,
:
by
•
options to purchase
American
a
500,000shs.
(par 10e)_—
stock
(par $100„_,
common
Savings
(par 10d)_
made
'
......
Authorized
Class
dates varying from Jan. 1,. 1961, through
May
notes are presently overdue, but no demands
primarily
States.
GIVING
(1447)
New "York
funds.
V
n
4
exchange
the
(1448)
by
Brown,
and
company,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the
latter
will
39%
own
officials
management
the
of
a
as
voting
stock
in
I
Cable
Cable
of
supplied
public
by
industrial
of
and
The
special
and
used
of
March 23,
1961,
offering and sales. The
and
underwriting
Charles
196,109
of
name
terms
the
to
are
and
of
the
for
general
sales and
a
1954
machine
a
shop.
in
used
sale
stock
corporate
President
will
65,000
the
In
and
it
1959
and
research
added
to
including
Board
Corp.
corporation
the
SEC
cents)
Washington,
The
and
D.
working
its
convertible
of
letter
a
class
share,
per
A
of
be
used
lor
salaries,
capital.
"
sole
has
Service
redemption
cumulative preferred
accrued
dividends.—V.
190,
May
on
Dr.
Irving
stock
(par
stock,
series
I
all
of
50,000
statement
shares
to
the
V.
191,
336
of
Fayetteville
with
Stock
to
March
on
be
Raleigh,
offered
N.
28,
to
filed
C.,
1961,
Fund
Inc.,
The
and
a
an
Corp.
made
PROCEEDS—Dr.
provided
pansion.
with
Robinson
substantial
try
government.
that
the
which
has
company
needed
were
for
York
City,
England.
for
In
Ground
the
nation's
service
computer
The-company
Eoston,
addition,
Fort
at
Los
the
has
called
convertible
Investments
Angeles,
debentures
Houston,
thus
its
193,
and
Net
being
Greater
Washington
Corp.
of
Centennial
the
&
for
of
the
&
offering
and
of
Centennial
extended
Research
is
to
April
of
sponsor
Fund
Fund,
exchange
Inc.
in
securities
is
patterned
Inc.
Centennial
earnings
the
and
Aug.
its
for
first
enable
without
for
of
quarter
Per
in
the
when
15
Fund.
some
a
year
immediate
an
for
capital
their
in¬
gains
tax.
with
according
earnings
40
cents
the
stantially
the
to
thrree-month
net
report
period
profits
the
per
second
share
per
six-month
from
net
in
the
Harold
W.
McMillen,
the
in
earned
share
period,
in
the
the
in
earned
first
of
quarter
quarter
first
six
cents
3
and
a
of
17
in
the
quarter
sales
of
were
sales
second
in
the
quarter
first
1960.
recorded
in
quarter
For
$132,396,662,
the
the
with
and
six
months
sizable
a
$65,786,879;
were
ended
increase
comparable
period
a
Feb.
the
over
year
in
28,
$127,828,776
ago.—V.
193,
1012.
revenue-
$720,000
$768,000
$1,469,000
The
expenses
593,765
639,196
1,238,787
operations—$126,235
income-—
*24,422
Deficit—V. 193, p. 1012.
$128,804
oper.
$230,213
*11,470
$350,151
*■79,135
38,648
A.
Stranahan,
company's
sales
Income
year.
after
Consolidated
the
Jr.,
taxes
net
President,
exceeded
sales
was
in
announced
$100,000,000
at
a
1960
for
record
totaled
level,
March
second
he
income
to
taxes
$2.76
per
of
$17,013,000,
share
of
outstanding Dec. 31,
net
common
income
stock
with
$33,736,353.
After
$16,723,353, equivalent
on
the
6,064,860
shares
I960.
1959,
consolidated
taxes
$17,532,000,
share
on
the
1959
over
and
earnings
net
amounted
to
before
income
number
same
of
taxes
were
$16,404,757,
shares.
approximately
.
The
$33,936,757,
equal
increase
to
in
per
income
in
1959.
was
On
paid.
president noted that
dividend
payments
in
1960
ag¬
$1.80,
compared
with
a
total
of
$1.65
per
share
paid in
March 15, 1961
a quarterly
dividend of 45 cents per share
Discussing foreign operations, Mr. Stranahan said that
pany's foreign operations during the last year continued
as
sales
Velas
in
world
Champion
markets
do
increased.
Brasil,
Ltda.,
Sao
A
new
Paulo,
wholly-owned
commenced
Brazilian-made
satisfactory
Mr.
Champion spark plugs in April, 1960
profit from a partial year's operations.
Stranahan
planned
an
promotion
expressed
extensive
campaign
optimism
advertising
for
1961.
and
program
said
that
including
an
to
com¬
»
expand
and
showed
of
a
unusual
has
sales
plan.
for
fund,
plus
redemption
$196,000
Redemption—
accrued
City
Trust
May
its
of
interest.
Co.,
1,
through
debentures
Payment
Broadway,
2
next,
4.90%
will
New
be
due
made
York,
N.
Y.
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
operations——
$58,780
$212,124
$94,985
$411,650
incom<-'_^_
15,641
79,717
19,256
155,605
rail¬
1013.
p.
March
on
his
In
was
equivalent
to
compared
income
in
the
unfavorable
oil'
prices
share.
$62.24
$1,008,534
of
the
in
reached
sales
of
lubricating
most
and
important
respect
record
a
daily
Cities
oil
new
Service
sales,
and
by
of
average
peaks
branded
oil
production
Exchange
of
1935,
Fuel
Oil
except
that
of
SEC
the year,
in
the
the
first
of
the
was
year
the
allowances
the
and
Dec.
on
2,
Cities
jurisdiction
effect
of
enabled
number
a
the
of
Cities
Service
for
the
was
consolidation
of
single
steps
operating
under
efficiency
projects
and
earnings in the
of
One
the
management,
are
the
and
will
economies.
acquisitions
of
Service
result
in
Emphasis
properties
which
serious
problems
facing
the
capacities
is
for crude oil production
petroleum
these
by
the
said,
193,
capacities are
individual competing
surplus
"inventories
in
will
19J>1
1224.
p.
j'
Clairtone
Sound
registration of 200,000 shares of
sale
an
all
&
on
Co.
be
or
basis
none
The
public
Ontario,
to
in
underwriters
price
and
headed
related
Of
the
net
from
proceeds
and
Of
offered
by suppliers.
addition
516,000
David
to
certain
shares of
indebtedness,
stock,
common
of
Gilmour, Executive
respectively.
The prospectus
shares
share
of
stock
common
(100,000
shares
were
sold
the
which
Harrison
company
Peter
has
Munk,
the
16,000
shares
by Mink
Shopping Center, Inc., Clinton, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
with
and
at
corporation
the
1,500
The
shares
per
March
on
covering
consisting
$101
the
SEC
of
construction
class
B
23,
1961
shares
filed
of
stock
common
a
letter of
preferred
(par
stock
$1)
of^one share of preferred
unit.
proceeds
1,500
No
are
of
underwriting
to
a
be
used
shopping
to
is
and one
involved.
purchase
center.
real
to
be
share
of
for
for
our
the
the
time
And
scientific
employ
history
in
to
98
uu
when
conditions
accident
reported
cents
health
and
earnings
net
share
a
1959.
in
of
Co.
Dallas,
wis.
nac,
Niagara
SEC
due
July,
for
1981.
at
of
100%
six
in
(three
65%
real
May,
corporations
Delaware)
lanes, and
in
ities
,
of
the
of
one
1960,
(now
to
1,102,deben¬
No
amount.
stock
the
acquire
of
five
State,
the
the
owns
1,000
some
50%
of
sixth
a
acquired
company
owning
other
'
operating
stock
the
lanes.
280
of
companies
all
out¬
the
engaged in
in Pennsyl¬
two
total
five
owns
corporations
all
subsidiaries)
present
a
Subsequently,
estate
subsidiary
py
than
The
and
stock
acres
subsidiary
one
all
in
Military
of
is
Military Road
of the
■
,
investor
of
who
Thirteen
purchasers
of
the
through
persons,
stock
($1,500,000)
has
centers
on
from
by
and
the
Gellman
the
them
sale
than
(and
but
of
used
R.
rep¬
for
Diebold
group.
rescissions
of
portion of
been
received.
has
for
sites
and
of
activities
future
down
pay¬
further sums
the
Of
expansion
bowiing
activ¬
the
company.
Chairman
Board
as
the
promoters,
substantial
stock
balance for expansion of other
Charles
pur¬
investor
offer
an
a
bowling centers.
$1,000,000 will be
be
will
purchasing
seven
the
expended for acquisition of
$1,000,000 for new construction
in
to
total
are
including
others
been
and
equipment installed
received,
88,000
1,840,000
which
management officials will
corhposed of Louis Chester and C.
is
group
and
group,
and
group;
stock,
persons
debentures.
the
investor
an
such
various
The prospectus lists
E.
and
The
principal
New-York
having
■
$500,000
be
.o
738,000
stock,
share
subsidiaries.
of
a
covering
1961,
20-year convert¬
the
per
filed
Y.,
N.
29,
Of
$3.50
stock
at
Falls,
March
on
$900,000 of 6%
public sale
sale
centers
in
others
and
ments
and Jack
of
President.
as
arid
and
and
Files
$100)
offered
in
common
and
in
Foiiu
c^u.,
organized
was
three
53.7%.
-r>
Criterion Insurance
Co.—Files for Rights Offering—
T,h,is cornPany, located in the Government Employees Insurance
Washington,
w.EC
on
for
March
company
(a)
of
of
each
stock
this
on
the
of
the
of
or
stock
1961;
of
and
Corp.
GEC
before
There
May
are
1,
for
by
30,
each
at
who
will
shares
be
of
for
(b)
Life
of
the
rate
30.
of
1961.
convert
entitled
GEIC
by
Insurance
shares
10
at" $6 per
Employees
each
five
holders
Co.
GELIC
common stock
1961;
the
March
GEC
1961,
2,092,941
share
holders
held
of
Government
one
Employees
("GEC")
stock
subscription
of
of
March
share
(c)
for
stock
rate
record
one
capital ^debentures
offering.
registration statement with the
520,000 shares of common stock..
a
this
common
at
Employees
convertible
into
in
30,
offer
Government
rate
shares
filed
covering
held
of
the
March
10
of
stock
stock
at
Government
for
C.,
to
("GEIC")
GEIC
common
held
D.
1961,
holders
Co.
(GELIC")
stock
27,
proposes
by
Insurance
shares
property
represen¬
attitude.
mental
subsidiaries
exchange
acquired
proceeds
5%
-
that's
the
willing to
earnings.
of the capital stock
has been issued
being made to the purchasers for
cash);
.of
of
press,
of
and
men
being registered, 1,042,000 shares are1 to be exchanged
subsidiaries, 60,000 for real estate subsidiaries stock,
bowling
gen¬
notification
(par
security
of
sales
purchased
share
—
$1
be
The
With
the
sell
number
its
None
is
stock
that in May, 1960, 116,000
public in Ontario at $2.75 per
Gilmour).
at
of
comprise
states
to
by
surplus
shares
stock
Goldsmith
are
outstanding
of
the
own
Reiner,
president,
23.74%
two
involved.
which
by
own
of
quarter
every
know-how."
stock
resent^ all the outstanding
The balance of such net
Vice-President,
the company and
by
and
chased
public
eral
In
it
in
covering
proceeds will be used to supplement working capital and for other
corporate purposes.
for
stock
Some
discounts
is
164
stock
the
cash
in
offered
one
of
located
$400,000 will be used by the company for research and develop¬
of new
product lines, expanding its marketing operations, and
financing increased inventories and approximately $200,000 in reduction
of accounts payable and receivables in order to obtain the
advantage
certain
offered
company
total
ment
of
Board
third
quality
positive
expansion
(subordinated)
.
be
to
the
in
a
are
compared
Casualty
issued
will
stock
accessories.
the
share
to
large
the
and
common
bowling
for
terms
in
Vf'neatfield, N. Y.; and it also acquired 50% .of the
Road Realty,
Inc.. which owns the land on which
in the designing, engineering, manufacturing
and distributing of quality stereophonic high fidelity radio-phonograph
and
per
of
be
to
be
650,000
by
underwriting
or
•
medium
employees.
time
a
rapid
share
shares
Canada,
1961
the
company's
one
easy
higher
have
$2.21
stock
a
supplied by amendment.
consoles
been
for
who
National
Thereafter
levels."
be offered for
of
a
with
for
Co.
standing
realistically
industry,"
Mr.
March 29,
on
stock,
common
through
Weston,
through
the
acquire
appear
Realty stock.
Road,
the SEC
offering
strive
susbidiary operating 32 lanes.
excessive
is
to
representatives
never
operating
on
and
at.
it
easy
office
and
Insurance
are
The
;
Rivalda
lis
registration statement with
a
remain
.:
shares.
"When
it's
'recession'
and
debentures
the
the
said.
aggressively
those
underwriting
Corp. Ltd.—Registers Common—
of
corporation,
,
of
like
favorable
of
will
tures
refining.
intelligently
units
2,000,000
Road,
600
the continued existence
and
be
from
carry
..
will
dividend
and
shares
additional
industry
to
.
fearful,
is
sales
has
for
First
ible
Addi¬
piaocu
Insurance
business"
surplus
or
that
1,840,000
improved
promise
health
and
extent to
Combined
shareholders
corporation, 880 Military
registration
statement
with
the
petro¬
Co.
"it
of
stock
a
work,
business
more
vania
1.961, Cities Service informed its shareholders,
excess
Petroleum
substantially
also is being
said,
capital
said,
This
future.
near
most
Cities
which
way
company,
Consolidated Bowling- Corp.—Files Financing Proposal
moves
operations, formerly conducted by four subsidiaries,
marketing company, Cities Service Oil Co.
This
was.
centralization
of
all
domestic
and
Canadian
petroleum
production, natural gasoline and related activities under
by
exploration,
the
upon the
"''said.
Stone
he
accident
recommend
he
of
programs
and
single
a
1961,"
lack
meeting
present
public
times
i960
manage¬
all
said
wholly
owned
subsidiaries
are
Hearthstone
Insurance
Massachusetts,
Boston;
Combined
American
Insurance
Co.,
Citie.^ Service system and to improve
moves
.also
Report
recommend
year.
The
of
•
these
the
out
Combined
Service
previously-planned
for
"quality
approve
words
"There
the
to
will
..
administrators
business,
the
interest
the
such
sales
of
Holding
related
minority
Stone
program,
which
would
protection,"
after
go
at
ter¬
of
buy
special
a
from
"When
to
subsidiary.
to
operations
and
connection,
eliminated
was
of
fees
to
as
this
In
Corp.
owner
of
expansion
firms
to
are
tatives,
products,
Service,
of
all
jurisdiction
Commission under the Public Utility
stockholders,
objectives
our
to
he
call
"Vvhen
were
developments
he
this
and health insurance,
plans '"to develop
program" of expansion beginning immediately.
for 1965 will be contingent
this
year
women
estab¬
sales
that
shareholders
business.
said
income
crude
and
America—Annual
announced
firm's
first
stock,
.
firms.
Cities
were
1224.
p.
Referring to the current business recession, Stone said, "conditions
are
right for expansion" of Combined Insurance and its subsidiary
138,437
of
such
value
par
the
common
outstanding.
The
dividend
Would
be
paid
out
increasing the- company's capitalization
to
3,000,000
products.
prorationing
193,
for
for
accident
goal
the
insurance
this
trustee
agent
now
increase
Cities
to
proceedings.
followed
of
for
operations phases in which
volume
and
substantial
a
of
prepared
Stone
compared
as
to
report
achieve
Directors
transfer
of
has
the
to
develop," Stone
purchase—not merger."
of
Stock¬
share.
per
petroleum
petroleum liquids
other
and
be
Co.
President,
in'
appointed
and
five-year
specific
we
part
"Should
companv's
per share.
$3.95
per
with
included
annual
been
1976,
the corporation.—V.
Insurance
Stone,
specializes
"Tne
has
due
of
dividend
ambitious
which
York
bonds
value,
stock
other
or
N.ew
6Vz%
par
Clement
50%
a
equivalent to $3.85
20
Plastics, Inc.—Appointments—
of
Bank
cents
W.
marketing
under
units
Champion
the
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
from
oper.
ry.
develop
$41,320,000,
was $42,434,000,
equivalent of $11.69
net
continued
Other
with
Among
subsidiary,
shipments
called
100%
Combined
Clinton
the
of
together
purchased under
908.
revenue
mortgage
to income, special charges necessitated
minority interest in Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.,
competitive position.
23.41%
2%.
Champion's
gregated
$9,000,000
474,321
25
charged
its
income
$2.70
net
registration
a
Plan,
$885,971
_
In
be
may
filed
covering
Investment
302,263
sale,
compared
were
was
based
that
added.
$100,595,000,
previous
year's total of $104,878,000.
Consolidated earnings before taxes in 1960
16
consecutive
and
Incorporated—Partial
has
National
Colorite
The company is engaged
on
the
Savings
which
Plan—
York
1961,
$397,248
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1959
the
1960,
the
realign
to
Robert
was
informed
in
31,
2.6%
termination
Linburn
Champion Spark Plug Co.—Net Rises—
the
1960
$995,721,000,
to
filed
way
for
was
taxes
and
the
sole
This
rail¬
New
23,
235,685'
an
income
1,256,849
Net revenue from
Stock
Avenue,
$447,809
gas.
late
ment,
$1,607,000
oper.
and
154,265
728,048
1960
Watson
oper.
K.
and
$213,045
Ry—Earnings—
1961—2 Mos.—1960
Railway
James
expenses
The
agencies.
784,427
were
1960
of
for
Company Act
—V.
1961—Month—1960
Railway
*
Government
p.
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
ry.
S.
360,555
in
"Unless
Period End. Feb. 28—
shares
sinking
at
p.
way
$1,263,554
enffffe
managed
Net
U.
$1,155,386
of
Securities
the
1961,
corporate
and
oper.
Net
Watson, Chairman of the Board, said that factors
responsible
of
tional
$63,503,759
the
First
—V.v193,
silver anniversary,
derives
spectrochemical, atomic and
research, development and engi¬
$661,124
production
another
compared
as
He
Railway
techniques
382,048
income
was
included
ago.
last
general
purpose.
revenue-
of
to
nothwithstanding increasingly restrictive
sub¬
of
now
sale*of
oper.
Net
of
$532,370
subsidiaries
up
months
company's
President.
as
March
on
Employees
Stores
of
193,
As
net
decrease
year
$2,311,946,
were
(based
cents
increase
an
second
the
43
were
28),
profits
net.
$1,583,605
quarter
Feb.
on
•It,
of outstanding loans,
Railway
its
sales
1961—Month—1960
stockholders
subsidiary;
new
sales
S.
natural
ended
second
the
of
corporate
Elias
Park
SEC
Period End. Feb. 28—
225,743
mination,
$1,195,540
the
part
Franklin
300
its
Colorado &
Washington,
$535,506
petrochemical
first-quarter
in
earned
by
of
with
compares
$735,215
a
outstanding
cents
26
$66,609,783
second
Cleveland,
135,170
income
became
year.
Net
Canada.
$370,959
the elimination of
leum
for
shares
the
over
with
various
equity at Dec.
Arkansas
and
This
quarter.
and
ago,
the
for
$1,250,827,
off $175,000
pay
7984.
1977
1,
—V.
and
sources
Baird-Atomic
Baird-Atomic
maintains
year.
Capital expenditures totaled $113,700,000.
working capital at Dec. 31, 1960, was $296,720,000,
$308,369,000 at the same date in 1959.
One
management
electro¬
by
123,159
oil production.
holdings
(
share
2,792.643
For
educational
marketed
$300,569
Net
barrels,
Fund
low-tax-cost
and
own
corporation
the
at
manufacture
46,308
in
Service
$26,-
Centennial
shares.
with
professional
Soya
to
second
$1,116,406,
the
cents
will
$150,322
income
Gross
Centennial
to
used
become
common,
p.
operation
mutual
rail¬
provision
a
fund.
investors
paying
Central
amounted
Chairman.
upon
firms
The
this
income—
termination
for
1961,
earned
over
Corp.
Philadelphia,
addition
expenses
from
in
26th.
2779.
p.
28,
profits
be
celebrating
in
for
by
II,
Central Soya Co., Inc.—Net Up—
were
ChemTrac
and
commercial
report.
lished
last
exchanged
after
funds
capital
189,
Net
both
Net
companies to be formed
investors'
securities
for
fund
of
formed
was
were
diversification
vestment
Feb.
provide
in
May'
will
in
191,
,1116.
p.
share,
with
investment
open-end
electronic
of
"We
Radiation
previous
Corp., originator of the non¬
"locked-in" investors,
announced
public
$75,000,000
to
simultaneous
obtain
—V.
for
operations—
Gross
Research
larger,
$50,000,000
Management
first
a
Centennial
The
said,
Dewey
in Cambridge;
specializes in the development
revenue.
oper.
Cash
shares.
to
Dr.
radiochemicals,
States
currently
oper.
holders'
Hikes,
—
complicated
apd
in
Colonial
Cities Service Co.—Annual Report—'
'%
:>
Research
&
Bolander
—V.
atomic
from
Consolidated
Industrial
.4;
v.
is the preparation
(writing
explaining the functioning,
company
literature
of
applied to any
lists
Treasurer,
Ib2,711
will
remaining $500,000 of C-E-I-R
by
will
be
may
wiih
energy including bio-assay for radioactivity,
radioanalysis of air, vegetation and soil, decon¬
radiological safety training and the lease of monitoring
oper.
193,
Burl
fund
raised
ry.
—V.
the
Board
balance
participations
Parkway,
contracts
annual
the
registra¬
produced for the Department of Defense.
common shares.
Net proceeds of the
be
company, of
with
the
which
com¬
at
the
Colgate-Palmolive "Co.—Files
Service,
Net revenue
London,
operations
will
statement
Dr.
"
Controls
will
sure
which
located
instruments
Railway
ex¬
1335.
p.
Management
current
through
II,
with
Chicago & Illinois Midland
been,
further
Hartford
field
announced. that
the
owned
Management
exchange
000,600
of
Radiation
of
a
225,000
prospectus
This
new
growth."
Period End. Feb. 28—
serving indus¬
Arlington, Va.,
in
centers
conducts
also
/%'
Centennial
taxable
Inc.,
am
sources
United
use
business
neering
Extends Offering—
is
I
varieties
Baird-Atomic,
electronic
per
redemption
%%
Inc.
safe
Railway
Ariz.
Robinson
for
Inc.—V.
Centennial
that
the
its
and
largest, independent
organization
operates
company
Huachuca,
REDEMPTION-^—Dr.
Directors
;■
join
announcement,
offices
for
fil^d
sale
instrumentation, systems.
Dugway Proving Ground; Utah, and the U. S. Army Electronics Proving
Inc.
to
which
Brook
Badge
tamination,
way
is
Inc.
programming and
and
I^ew
stated
funds
Alewife
Common—
York,
22.56%
each of the outstanding stock;
Edgar Gallerstein, Executive Vice-President
Vice-President-Secretary, respectively, own 25% each.
"
BUSINESS—C-E-I-R
mercial
of
organization,
new
expanded
the
sales
New
30
public
technical
of
stock
and
Malone,
Jesse A.
Atlanta,
Film
on
Robinson, President
C-E-I-R, Inc.
the
The
a
for
W.
according to
by Dr. Herbert
29
Chairman of the Board
the
the
for
offered
business, of
outstanding
and
radiochemicals according to a recent
R. Dewey, President, Baird-Atornic,
and
President, Controls for Radiation.
pleased
for
March
on
Davis
manufacture
on
are
42nd Street,
SEC
maintenance
and
additional
manufacture
will
150
Controls
pursuant
announcement
investment,
March
C.,
130
Employees.—
Lehman
principal
illustrating)
has
president
company
be
to
mechanical equipment
state¬
secondary
Dallas, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Long Island, Ottawa, Canada, and Honolulu, Hawaii. ChemTrac will
maintain its laboratory, administrative and
manufacturing facilities at
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Sells'*60,000 Shares of Common Stock
—
C-E-I-R, Inc. has sold 60,000 shares of its
class
A
voting stock to Lehman Brothers,. The One
Street
registration
1115.
p.
stock,
operation
and
Dr.
reference
throughout
Privately
William
The
and
officers
to
Corp.—Registers
130 W.
the
amendment.
a
upon
announcement, Dr. Berstein, President of the
ChemTrac Corp., under the technical direction of
to
than
various
covering
employees
filed
covering
proposed
a
Salomon,
Richard
issued
be
another
involving
'3
regional
Purthast'-Savings Program For
7
1666.
p.
SEC
stock,
common
company's
the
rStreet,
to
venture—one
more
of
$27.50
at
to
or
York,
the
According
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Files Stock Plan—
registration
making
Baird-Atomic
2710.
p.
company
needs."
Stock
1961,
1961,
the
by
complete line of radioactive tracer
chemicals
used
in
the
biological, medical and physical sciences. In
addition to their use in the sciences," he
added, "these labeled com¬
pounds will serve many of the nation's industrial engineering research
inventory
Pfd.
Ritz,
by
193,
issued
pending
now
the
New
24,
offered
of
with
covering 110,000 shares of
through Jesup & La.nont
The-public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by
Controls for Radiation, Inc., (Con-Rad), two
firms,
have
formed
a
jointly-owned
subsidiary,
by
company said,
Johri C. Leak,
D.
company,
Inc.,
Berstein,
A.
opportunities
15,
is
of
Street,
on
be
statement
common
March
58th
SE'C
to
Publications
Coastal
This corporation,
Corp.—Formed—
Corp.
announcement
new
Redeem
for
called
5.68%
plus
Co.—To
;
East
options
shares
Mass.
ChemTrac
:
<
stock
There
215,000
Cambridge,
deben¬
Miller & Co.',
advertising,
the
Charles
by
Commenting
to
are
outstanding
This
capital
working
for
notification
common
through Lloyd,
11
stock,
stockholder.—V.
C.
company
share
filed
1961
shares
$2
at
California Water
per
20,
60,000
offered
be
proceeds
The
showed
sheet
funds
of America, North Miami Beach,
March
on
covering
to
employees.
filed
ChemTrac
Florida—Files With SEC—
with
restricted
Baird-Atomic,
7%
Inc.,
with
and
Vice-President.
Cad-E-Mobile
five
balance
1960
common
of
system.
$50,000 of
of
key
Ritz,
of
offering
working
$50,000
the
statement
shares
ment
stock. The prospectus lists Stewart
Chairman and Donald D. Zebley as
common
and
be
purposes,
warehousing
has outstanding
now
as
being
are
of
registration
be
In
The
31,
2015.
Charles of the Ritz, Inc.—Files Option Plan—
regis¬
a
handling systems .and devices for
uses.
In addition,
it has been developing
servicing its material handling systems and
253,891 shares of
Maltby as
Executive
filed
covering
C.,
on
price
which
commercial
company
tures
Greenville, S.
material
proceeds
development
W.
Dec.
$50,000,000, with current assets 3.8 times current liabilities.
p,
exercise
patents
distribution
Net
capital
SEC
the
for public
began business in
and
for
Boulevard,
offering
certain
development
devices.
of
192,
tion
amendment.
company
purchased
plans
with
capital stock
underwriter,
The
Kirk
Inc.,
statement
shares
J
company's
excess
—V.
Carriers, Inc.—Registers—
Carriers,
tration
The
of
50%.
group
Monday, April 3, 1961
..
said
to
of
one
share
Holders of
debentures
participate
441,516
common,
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(1449)
shares
of
GELIC
common
and
175,232
standing.
On
the
for
Profit-Sharing
the
purchase
tively,
of
the
Criterion
of
Plan
$6
GEC
i
employees
of
of
19,000
1961,
Group
by
organized
the
to
to
issued
the
GELIC
20,000
Ekco
of
ended
of
the
Columbia
three
all
of
fire
of
Insurance
to
engage
in
the
Insurance
laws of
its
as
business
to
proposes
be
used
the
needed
as
Chairman,
Benjamin
risks.
the
Graham
50
the
in
and
the
states.
It
insurance
stock
sale
will
development
outstanding
5,000
of
shares
of
Leo
Goodwin, Sr., as
founder
Chairman, Lorimer A. David¬
Board
Kreeger
Senior
as
Vice-President,
corporation
has
In
revealed
from
36
10%
higher
to
cents
financial
that
9J
than
had
represented
for .the
preceding
growth
in
the
share
1959,
been
appl'oxi-
were
increase
the
of
years
of
8
in
1960.—V.
in
cents
the
in
rose
were
year
earnings
1959;
ihe
For
the common,
Retained
S.
to
the
61
cents
The
share
a
Dec.
$7,511,000
of class
31,
reported
firm's
substantial
Zable
pointed
in
1958,
36
to
in
cents
capital
Dec.
with
B
net
shares
common
earnings
in
fie, same capitalization.
balance sheet showed net
$1,019,000
cash
and
well
augur
for
told
dent,
bad."
into
went
items,
outstanding
1959
of
$979,000
working
capital
compares
with
,
end
general
adding
business
in
the
plastics
field,
of
our
plastics
companies
than
in
they
blood
had
the
than
had
items
cash
"nad
other
-
The
said.
omitted
that
on
Jn
do.
the
last
said,
and
effect
adverse
Hollister-Stier
February,
total
of
of
1961,
on
43
totalling
date,
value
on
Verdicts
in
the
half
which
previous
1960,
had
would
$189,000
Dr.
been
have
of
five
to
pay,"
been
it
for
awarded
$1,100,410.
a
on
Four
of
and
this
have
problem
been
have
failed
and
excessive
to
beyond
Dr. Cutter concluded.
B
ciass
soo^ks
common
Pacific
Coast
Stock
Daily
Mirror
Morgan
Guaranty
statement
with
American
Depositary
of
stock
the
the
Trust
SEC
Cutter
listed
are
192,
Ltd.—ADRs
Co.
of
March
on
Receipts
New
23.
for
The
to
Trust
stock
common
of
Co.
the
i
has
filed
Hudson
&
Period End. Feb. 28—
shares
registration
o.dinary
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
New
The
133,
transfer
registered
of
agent
ry.
with
York,
—V,
from
193.
offered
The
V.
Corp,—Earnings—
SEC
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$7,058,232
$7,761,429
5,665,235
193,
This
$3
share
per
which
12,500
will
which
include
the
same
will
also
price
follows:
as
new
and
contribution
general
affiliated
1955
its
and
1960.
The
Ft.
mar
40c
of
five
the
estimated
at
and
as
in
Florida.
plus $10,500 for
to sell Amos S. Treat
sell
to
finder's
a
as
2,530
fee;
she
res
at
Sherman
and
finder's
a
organized
were
has
and
other
will
received
developed
all
and
in
capital
a
stock
times
of
22
between
presently has
Hollywood.
under
Mira-
the
and
added
Jacksonville
proceeds
of
Florida,
in
areas
together with
Net
related
this
streets,
siock
sale,
the
to
general funds of the com¬
and will be available for the development of the properties pres¬
ently owned, for the acquisition and development of additional proper¬
for
the
installment
lot
purchase and development of
sales, for heavy construction
unimproved
activities
acreage
and
lor
for
aram-
house and multi-unit construction programs. The additional funds
needed for these purposes will
be obtained from operations,
tnrougn
interim construction loans and long-term mortgage
financing. ■
ment
In
ing
addition
815.000
Alvin
to
certain
shares
Sherman,
of
Management officials
-ML
192,
p.
indebtedness,
common
President,
a
as
stock,
and
group
the company now. has outstand¬
which 29.51'% each is held by
of
Alan
Fink.
own
18.81%
Executive
of
Vice-President.
the outstanding stock.
304.
Pericd End. Feb. 28^—
Railway
oper.
1961-^-Month—1960
$360,077
revenue-
oper.
1,782,002
expenses
.
Net revenue
way
*
ry.
from
$627,951
2,106,501
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$577,506
3,596,348
$1,067,389
4,228,065
oper.
*$1,421,925
deficit—.
193,
p.
research
of
of
be
filed
company
Norton
SEC
shares
&
a
In
Co.,
Fansteel
W.
and
B.
cash
and
The
to
at
and
be
balance
of
five
189,
is
paid
of
the
in
of
price
common
has
*$1,478,550
*$3,018,842
$3,160,676
1,603,463
1,561,213
3,376,756
3,316,364
1117.
company
owns
the
In
stock,
North
the
the
ly
of
to
purchase
193,
President,
general
possible
1961,
stock
the
of "
from
the
funds
future
the
and
acquisi¬
presently
to
are
be
750,000
out¬
reclassiiied
shares,
Alamo
and
to
proposes
sell
56,250
shares.
facilities
which
Va.,
of
filed
at
2,180
$25
indebtedness,
shares
share,
per
be
to
statement
of
class
and
A
$126,000
offered
for
sale
underwriting is involved.
under Virginia law in September 1960
Building in
Portsmouth.
Its
initial
of
modern
a
by
the
32-lane
to
be
be
ufider
President
class
for
Gertrude
G.
Net
cash
Eloise
Cox,
Gummj,
and
an
exercise
upon
the
of
one
Phelan,
L.
trust.
indebtedness,
shares
A
costs
mortgage
certain
issuance
organizers.
duckpin
construction
and
to
1,445
center
Portsmouth.
thereon.
first
a
addition
reserved
in
32-lane
a
constructed
as
outstanding
the
and
used, for. the
procured
bowling
Blvd.)
company
be
to
ate
are
will
has
registration
a
covering
sale
Portsmouth-Suffolk
new
sell
another
of
organ¬
organizer,
owns
in
stock,
217,180
series
Co.
net
payable
for
the
in
common
Precision
are
1,
47/e%
100.48%.
at
Wall
"48
May
on
its
St.,
next,
through
equipment
Payment
trust
will
be
N.
Y.
York,
New
registration
March
on
Corp.—Registers
statement
stock, par $1,
the
of
current
the
Com.
Securities
covering a proposed sale of
through a group headed joint¬
Corp. ana Tucker,
of
with
28
Antnony
additional
R.
&
common
L.
Day.
stock
be
will
indebtedness.
Equipment Corp.
is a holding company whose sub¬
the development and production of
principally in
engaged
electro-mechanical
and
and
components,
sub-systems,
systems
display
military aircraft, submarines and other naval vessels,
space
vehicles.
Other products include data processing
systems for air traffic control, ground instrument flight
and
simulators,
battery
scientific
sales
Net
stock
and
Fern-
chargers,
industrial controls,
morion
picture
other
and
net
$4,198,000,
of
income
income
respectively,
in
the
motors,
generators
equipment,
camera
in
1960
compared
amounted
with
to
$215,588,000
ls59.
paid a dividend
1961.—V. 193, p. 910.
of
and
company
$5,313,000,
to
corporation
quarter
electric
tneatre
instruments.
and
$244,428,000
.
of
cents
30
per
share
in
the
first
on
installments
General Reinsurance Corp.—Annual Report-
transaction
the
to
1980
of
Equipment
a
Commission
reduction
and
$6,300,000,
the
of
prior
1,
York,
proceeds of the sale
sub¬
$1,827,000
filed
by The First Boston
and
Limited.
and
is
New
Precision
and
as
Tools,
and
of
May
Corp.—Partial Red.
redemption
$1,500,000
1336.
Metal
controlling
acquisition
for
fund,
due
Bank
Exchange
missiles
price
Wesson
Brighton
Transportation
called
58,
corporation
trainers
ting
has
the sinking
and equipment for
date
in
of
L.
I.,
N.
Y.,
1961,
filed
covering
offered
for
a
his
I960
report
to
stockholders,
A.
James
Cathcart,
Jr.,
Board
points to new highs in net premiums written, in investment
in total assets and in policyholders' surplus.
Cathcart announced that a life reinsurance subsidiary
with a
Mr.
220,462
public
sale
formed to conduct solely a life and
"In keeping with our traditional policy
professional basis," Mr. Cathcart stated,
"it is our plan to write reinsurance only, and we will not compete with
our
clients by engaging in the business of life insurance.
The estab¬
lishment of this organization'will enable us to augment our facilities
and offer our clients a comprehensive service in all fields of reinsur¬
ance
without exception., jye expect to put together an organization of
high quality which wilFrnnld slowly but soundly in this new. field and
no
profits of consequence can be expected for some time."
Net premiums written in 1960 increased approximately 9%to $65,112,000.
The unearned premium reserve rose by $4,971,000 which is
reflected in a statutory underwriting loss of $502,000.
The combined
loss and expense ratio for the year was 97.48% compared with 93.71%
to
his
is
the
shares
the
principal
at
$11
of
an
underwriter
to
share.
per
manufacture
and
distribution
to
consolidate
with
Fiat
and
Prior
Fiat
Porcelain
and
the
to
Illinois
of
of
Metal'
Metal
consolidation,
Holdings
In
indebtedness,
of
which
shares
it
has
Nilson
and
and
outstanding
203,880
owns
Stanley
proposes
E.
to
Nilson,
sell
investment
income
before
Federal
income
taxes
totaled
..
the
and
Vice-
the
report
states,
were
company
heavy
V.
516,080
shares.
195,462
being
a
larger
had ever before sustained in a single catastrophe.
losses were also sustained in the bonding business,
while casualty business, including automobile, was profitable.
Total assets at Dec. 31. last, amounted to $173,961,000 against $159,910,000 at the previous year-end.
The company's' surplus to policy¬
holders totaled
$57,172,000, a gain'during
the year of $3,121,000.—,
than
the
shares
senior
on
a
gain of 14%
'
arising from hurricane Donna,
Unusually
shares
was
business:
clients
our
Net
1959.
Claims
It
Limited,
$5,000,000
reinsurance
serving
$4,600,000,
the
identical.
were
of
accident
out¬
on
earned,
capital
registra¬
outlet.
25,000
American
p.
electronic
shares
No
Wesson
the
be
29,
corporation.
certain
common
to
proceeds
to
Kirn
purchased
now
The
sidiaries
the
has
Fansteel
headed by Dempsey-Tegeler &
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
Nilson, president and a selling
company
company
interest
addition
proposes
net
of
photo-
parts
operations.
May,
Of
shares
1961,
No
New-
financing
150,000 shares of
Chicago,
Chairman
Corp.,
satisfied
be
to
option
an
15,000 of
Illinois
an
of
80.4%
of
of
Peter
additional
notes.
closing
will
be
March
on
company
of
company's Canadian
shares
in
108,364
for
construction
corporation
at
—V.
underwriters
granted
of
proposal
Co.,
an
its
further
shares.
525
made
Manufacturing Co., an Illinois corporation with Fiat Metal Manufactur¬
ing Co., a subsidiary of the Illinois, corporation,
and
with Chicago
stockholders
27,
offered
organized
(the
been
related
operation of
prefabricated metal shower cabinets, glass shower doors and enclosures,
pre-cast shower floors,
and metal toilet enclosures.
The
prospectus
Receptor
own
prospectus lists J. Earl Cox
Vice-President 'and! manager.
In
General
The
consummation
to
Plainview,
SE'C
through
additional
business
a
succeed
conducted
Chairman,
Court,
the
purchase
reflects
58
has
that
The
David
by
an
that
24
and
the
the
offering
price
and
amendment.
Howard
S.
an
112,500
will
$75 each.
the
General
registration
a
this
of
Cu
Ky.,
1785.
187,
p.
i
Flexible
This
Tubing Corp.—Air Force Contract—
corporation,
of
of
Guilford,
$655,000 contract
a
duct
assemblies
Conn.,
from
for
the
use
announced
U.
with
S.
Air
tions
of
the
Air
Force which
performance.
of
a
"This
major
In
addition
were
new
research
and
for
President,
more
upgraded
he
said,
development
the
23
3,000
military jet aircraft.
recently
contract,"
Golden
March
on
Force
In announcing the award, Frederick K.
Daggett,
-the starter duct assemblies meet the amended and
service
meeting
filed
■
that'
"resulted
project
of
better
from
the
the
com¬
the Air Force/requirements and being placed
on
the Air Force Qualified Products lA, this same starter duct hose
has met the approval of the U. S. Navy and has won
acceptance for
100 South 30th &
Jane
Streets,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.,
on March 29, 1961, cover¬
offered for public sale at $4
per share.
The offering will be made tin a best efforts basis throughRobert M. Harris & Co., Inc., which will receive a 60 cent per share
selling commission and 20 cents per share for expenses.
The
company
(formerly Golden
Triangle" Products, Inc.)
is The;
corporation surviving a statutory merger in January, 1961* of Golden
Triangle Toy do. and Golden Triangle Products Inc.
The business ot
the company now consists of the manufacture and sale of doll carriages
and doll strollers, hobby horses, and pony stock horses.
Of the net
proceeds from the stock sale, $200,000 Is to be used primarily for the
a
registration statement
ing 87,500
said
insure
of
"
rigid specifica-.
to
Triangle Industries, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Golden Triangle,
pneu¬
»
to
>
company
will have out¬
of common stock.
(Under
shares
common
Portsmouth,
be
316
this
owns
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Files for Secondary
with
stockholder,
The
will
Antonio,
business
The prospectus
and
the
stock.)
par
1,200 shares are
outstanding options held by
izers, owns 420 shares, and
transaction.
»*«,:•.-in
at
The
years.
conditions
Michael
basis
by
$1
own
was
of
The
Duncan,
acquiring
:
public
supplied
of
par
additional
2,136.
p.
shares
none
at
of
of
by
95,540
promissory
Lexington,
involved
price
will
certain
Metal,
The
May 1961
of San
the
added
processing,
750,000
be
March
to
at
is
and
The
statement
or
in
The
be
indebtedness,
The
outstanding
owned
filed
Mich.
the
in
suosiuiav.
located
purchase
Fiat Metal
Co.
will
effected
583,
on
company
land
the
$258,000
and
covering
Mar
on
Detroit,
Fansteel
Canadian
are.
period
standing
Box
SEC
excess
as
1433.
Vice-President
of
in
Seattle,
p.
j
The
Company,
Tennessee.
to
will
proceeds
are
acquistion
has
and
1961,
191,
announced
involved
are
$1,638,000
1962.
Fiat
And
1961)
Newton
stock,
offices
income
tion
be
San Antonio,
Texas, as trustee for the three sisters
president, will hold 281,250 shares and proposes to
holdings, and Eula L. Wurtz, wife of Stanley Wurtz,
D.
Inc.,
center
Corp.—Acquires—
Wesson
addition,
the
closing.—V.
to
are
of
in
plus
Mich.
a
Carl
Route
on
used
producer,
Tool
by
plants
subject
May
such
the
The
The
Co.
systems
for
are
complex includes Wesson Multicut
including Archer & Smith Division
and
3,
is
Fox
photograhpic
shares
1,680 units
and
27,
stock.—V.
Executive
metals
Fansteel
total
shares
Newton,
-
This
Eldg.,
March
on
common
acquire
paid
which
of
Bank
endeavor
of designing
lens
now
Chairman,
'
337,500 shares,
thereof.
the company
The
principal amount of certificates
$6.50
at
statement
development;
Wesson
The
50,000
and
holders
workinglcapital needs
amendment
General
Metallurgical
to
in
which
company
by
certain
chairman,
with
$52,232.18.
$275,000
112,190
Board
1600
the
of
Wesson
of
for
of
GPC
be
covering
share,
per
business
objectives,
and
the
which
and
Collinsworth,
stcck
The
of
additional stock
to
(as
certificates,
prospectus,
pany."
rail¬
operations-^—
Deficit.—V.
for
shares,
with
of
the
present
Louisiana
of
D.
all
board
purposes.
Inc.,
shares
completion
Net
the
Fund
T.
award
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
v
Railway
Y.,
sale
Singer
for
the
loans;
bank
repay
$300,000
to
matic starter
■
Carl
with
1961
registration
in
stock
business
300,000
sell
purposes.—
public
cents
Singer
by
the
additional
National
.
pany
ties,
to
corporate
refractory
will
'all
fee.-
as
the
various
at
communities
facilities.
be
has
It
stockholders,
single family homes,
$493,000,
Troster,
preferred
stereo
share
per
underwriter
principal
company
and
to
principally engaged
precision
photographic
of
the company will acquire the
outstanding stock of the
companies in exchange for 168,750 shares of its common
outstanding stock of Stanley Brown Photo in exchange
shares.
The
company
will engage
in
the
available
charter
into
Secretary-Treasurer.
statement
of
-Registers Common-
36c
share,
per
Sherman
R.
from
residences
981
over
systems
sewerage
sold
65
sale
stock,
standing 3,000 shares of $100
of
to
par)
N.
28,
for
Troster,
of
the
redemption
the
addition
common
March
by
in
is
President
Equity
Wesson
Lauderdale, Cape Canaveral
containing
headed
included
fcr
associated
Missouri,
of
In
notification
corporate
offered
be
The
2801.
p.
,in
will be
Equity Fund, Inc.—Registers—
interest
companies. which
construction such
of
(no
Rochester,
on
be
commission
a
Also
St.,
SEC
to
underwriters
receive
common
1,003,378
communities
from
Smith
stock,
to
bv
GPC, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
letter
general
with
$1.25)
that
281,250
shares.
stock
a
common
for
the
with
shares
machinery;
$1,661,056
Orgariizeri in February, 1960, the company's principal business is the
development and construction of low to medium priced single-family
residences
of
used
185,
conducted
company's sale
underwriting.
used
838-846
$195,000
According
stock, to be offered for public sale
underwriters headed by Amos Treat
Co.,
at
$2,500
be
filed
1961
notification
(par
underwritten
being, out¬
offering will be
none basis through underwriters
headed by Equitable
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are
Files With
—
.
or
and
and
Texas,
common
Morris
to
receive
for
microscopes, metallurgical microscopes and other
assemblies. Net proceeds of the stock sale will be applied
microscope
324,128
commission
a
shares
and
be
handled
Files With
—
of
stock
will
Materiel
be
p.vvi225.
processing and printing photographic films, and the
selling
grapic equipment and supplies at wholesale and retail
assemblies and other equipment of many varieties for camera
manufacturers,
who
are
its
major
customers.
It
also
designs
and
produces precision lens systems and optical assemblies to specification,
as
well
as
a
line of precision, scientific
instruments and
assemblies
$1,392,997
Two principal stockholders have agreed
common
loans, purchase
working capital.
letter
a
common
Air
will
193,
associated Fox
stock,
Securities
of
be
common
by
all
business
indicates
optical
Jan.
through
receive
22,
without
common
will
producing
over
expenses.
of
of
company
461,644
Development Corporation of America, 5707 Hollywood Boulevard,
Hollywood. Fla., filed a registration statement with the SEC on M«r. 30
Inc.,
the
in
common
The
$822,653
The
at
repayment
of
companies, and to
by Stanley Photo Service, Inc. of St. Louis, Mo.
cent)
one
par
public
an
subsidiaries
of
for
shares
1,050
to
are
for-expenses.
20,020
dale,
of
(par
filed
1961
offering
Corp.
be supplied by amendment.
According to the prospectus,
to
notification
Manufacturers
16,
shares
The
'to
are
stock,
on
standing
of
stock
common
through
advertising
March
share,
share- through
underwriters
$12,500
sidiaries.
shares
sales,
statement
shares
155,346
Proposes Offering—
200 000
used
be
on
company,
180,000
$670,479
America-
to
manufacturing
largest plant at
letter
a
contract
Milwaukee, Wis.
Securities
377.
p.
registration
«
covering
made
a
1961,
shares of
52,806
capital.—V.
$1
standing
of
Exchange Commission—
per
proceeds
for
The
6,100,373
of
to
of
offered
of
company's
filed
17,
share,
per
covering
$50
contracted
2,996,458
Corp.
the
feet
the
Fox-Stanley of, 1734 Broadway, San Antonio, Texas, filed a
registrastatement
with
the
SEC
on
March
29,
1961, covering 387,500
Elgeet Optical Co., Inc.—Registers Common—
E.
rail¬
Development
at
75,000
March
market.
proceeds
working
tions
54,000
inventory,
at
Board
1117.
p.
add
the
shares
Y.
N.
are
corporation
the
111.,
$3.819,111
income
oper.
manufacturers
through the Mobile
of
District.—V.
tion
Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.—Files
the
2;7l4,061
operations'----
way
feet
March
$2.30
Securities and
Corp.,
Net revenue
Net
Limited,
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc., Caldwell, N. J.
805.
p.
250,000
on
at
proceeds
equipment,
of
$3,384,540
.
Keynon
will
program
covering
Fansteel
1961—Month—1960
.
Railway
RR.
and
Procurement
Fox-Stanley Photo Products, Inc.—Offering &
Secondary
195.)
in
sweepers.
present
SEC
Terbuska,
|- ■ W ■;
Delaware
Entwisle
expansion
offered
Corp.,
registration
a
seeking
appointed
corporation.—V.
and
corporation
250,000
399.
p.
Filed—
York
1961,
80,000
been
than
England.
the
be
Corp.—Appointment—
Irving
sales
diversification
300,000
The
total
awarded
was
administration
Air
covering
at
The
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
the
on
corporation.
Dekcraft
percentage of
SEC
and
provided
by I960 acquisitions and improving
common
market operations have provided sales impetus the
early part
of this year and indications are this
improved trend will be maintained
throughout 1961," Mr. Keating said.—V. 193, p. 910.
for
of
Exchanges.—V.
Newspapers
the
the
Goldstein,
The
greater
a
the
on
Milwaukee Co.,
Prestige expanded its operations and diversified its
acquisition of O-Cedar Limited,
mop
and cleaner
year,
carpet
to
"The
been
lawsuits
against
have
amount
clear
to
demands
to
company
offered
substantially to total earnings for the year," Mr. Keat¬
•%':%•
%%.:r. ■' ■,%■%;
current
per
of
recommendation
my
brought
$267,365
aggregate
Efforts
settlement
and
American
be'
for
been
totalling
of
and
$17,100,000.
Burnley,
cut
the annual report shows. "Remaining undisposed
(including two cascw which have not been filed I
$10,242,713.
A
had
shares,
Prestige operates five factories in the United Kingdom,
manufacturing
kitchen utensils,
pressure
cookers, household and commercial baking
pans, step stools and cutlery.
overall
our
the
dividend
normally
settled
company
whicn
amounted
of
and
the
suits
because
Class
latter
will
"it
which
three
Laboratories,
quarterly'
that
provision
months
drastic
appeal,
cases
abilities
our
said
dividend
vaccine
SI.203,588.
are
are
he
the
in
regular
All
nine
a
1961."
polio
additional
these
loss
a
the
the
pay
25,
at
that
1960,
6,
not
April
concerning
six
Noting
Dec.
on
we
due
operated
company
of
not
particularly
us,
allergy products, "not only had higher sales than
but their profits Were greater."
CuttcY
The
Products
owns
approximately 70%
of
the
common
stock
of
Prestige Group Limited.
The Prestige common stock is listed on
the London Stock
Exchange and Ekco's holdings have a current market
of
as
could
industries.
business
he
hit
.prepares
A,year
stock
after
preferred
while
Fox Head Brewing
Co., Waukesha, Wis.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
5% dividend on
the same dividend
a
$668,551
redemption of
dividend payments.
Force contract
(Ala.),
through the Boston
the
net
Cutter, Presi¬
has" continued
K.
picture
farm
did
it
most
a
Robert
Dr.
year,"
company's
farm situation
"apparently
poorer
previous
prices
However,
the
"the
that
recession
earlier
the
had
fraction
profits."
$1,247,000
that
products, '
veterinary
our
stockholders,
The
including
realizing
year
to
for
Tubing
The Air
Area
the
amounted
year
$32,939
common
During the
The
the
year
contributed
ing stated.
1959.
31,
"Wu
$7,632,000
of
for the
Electro-Mechanical
on
1960,
including
working
class
and
A
compares
was
taxes,
and
Australia
of
This
year.
the
for
Current assets total $10,714,085 as of Dec.
31, 1960, cornpared with
$10,242,803 at the end of 1959.
Working capital totaled $6,351,957 in
1960, versus $6,522,608 the previous year.
"Record high export sales in Belgium,
Holland, Germany, France and
A
Dec. 31,
number
the
for
preferred
of
sales
net
average
during
or
year
producer
28
profit
$1,330,252
space
1960, Cutter Laboratories, Inc., trtjird largest
hospital
and
veterinary
products,
reported
on
$23,034,000, compared with $21,315,000 in the
previous year. Nt% earnings were $537,000 after U. S. Federal income
tax,
equivalent
after preferred
dividends
to
31
cents
a
share
on
U.
set
on
Cutter Laboratories, Inc.—Annual Report—
March
earnings
payment of
of
6,
p.
and
commercial
Jet aircraft.
The new
assemblies
according to
specifications must have a life of at least
1,000 starts but the
starter duct has been designed to last
up
to 4 000
starts, according to Mr. Daggett.
Flexible
year
for
of
saies
$5,215,045
Age,
cents
31
nine-months
1930
earned
over
21
full
company's
Record
Space
1957,
Dec.
the
electronics
the
193,
for
the
76%
earnings
cents
in
$190,953
of
four
99
and
the
ended
year
October.
than
Emphasizing
an
year.
first
the
Results
forecast
last
better
for
share.
per
issued
175%
Were
$9,192,486
per
cents
Statement,
$525,098
income
net
sales
for the
group
with
use
Air Force
Ekco
Ekco
earnings
times those of 1959, the company's most successful previous
his annual message to stockholders, Cubic President Walter
Zable
J.
the
aside
"Ewbank"
1960
mately. 2'a
year.
of $594,277
through
manufacturer,
that
announced
total
lines
Cubic Corp.—Annual Report—
The
record
of
:
of
outstanding preferred stock and 25%
rates as paid in 1959.
and
Vice-Chairman.
as
A
i
the
time
to
engage
the
automobile
of
license
a
reported
subsidiary
1960.
sales
England,
$1,295,767, compared with $1,205,859 the year before, Arthur Keating,
Chicago, Chairman, and T. O. Rauworth London, Managing Director,
reported.
'■>;
and
under
time
to
of
promotion
lists
as
from
licenses
all
for
business
and
writing
has
now
Lloyd
Columbia
proceeds
operation,
Newman
David
of
Net
prospectus
A.
President,
as
son
Jerome
business
company
The
of
insurance
Columbia;
apply--for
subsiantially
or
the
in
The
stock.
of
will
all
in
District
casualty
it
"standard"
business.
com'mon
in
engage
so-called
on
the
and
District
expands,
business
insurance
for
fire
the
Chicago,
Dec. 31,
London,
to
Government
kinds
Co.,
Limited,
1960 amounted to $17,- V
640,034, compared with $14,730,122 in 1S59. Profit after taxes amounted
law
insurance business, including full coverage automobile insur¬
Upon completion of this financing, it will apply to the
Super¬
intendent
Co.—Subsidiary Reports New Highs—
Group
Consolidated
GEC,
respec¬
casualty
ance.
Products
Prestige
Products
Trustees
and
shares,
The
,
to
.
District
in
engage
be
V
under
management
companies,
will
GEIC,
and
;
was
out¬
common
.
stock.
new
22,
Employees
for
share
per
Insurance
March
on
of
May 15, 1961, subscription warrants
officers
of
Criterion
Insurance
and
operating
the
of
shares
*•
'
about
or
5
'
■
shares of common
with the SEC
stock,
to be
6
of
purpose
employed
saiu
(1450)
supplying
initially
be
to
The Commercial and Financial
additional
th
reduce
necessitated
Subsequently,
financing have lessened,
the
finance
in
will
be
used
to
manufacturing
In
to
shares
plans
the
About
of
costs
and
of
be
is
tne
use
changes
of
and
ior
net
K. Whiteford and President
E. D. Brockett, stockholders were told
that, earnings were
equivalent to $3.20 a snare, compaiVJ to.. $2.82 a
such
$200,000
the
A.
officials,
2214 %
own
owns
Dec.
and
to
Haloid
Haloid
tration
F.)
Capital
of
$50
Goodrich
expenditures
Co.—Capital Expenditures—
of
B.
Goodrich
F.
this
will
year,
i
the
.In
of
and
abroad,
B.
the
in
tion
later
that
in
said.—V.
193,
last
to
Ft.
near
Hart
remainder
of
last
the
Iran,
all
be
in
to
1960,
opera¬
emphasis
engineeis
employed,
are
a
Mr.
expenses
14,151,232
14,569,308
29,237,799
29,782,249
has
of
$2.77
3.9%
share
a
$4,661,604
"749,957
' 1,486,345
—
for
decline
the
for
clined
equal
4
to
in
the
of
Jan.
1961,
31,
in
$113,325,382.
personal
further
decline
short,
versely
income,
and
the
throughout
.(76
southern
Although
reduce
them
the
despite
During
centers,
sales.
reduced
offset
to
Wage
cents
six
12
industry
in
193;
p.
it
the
lower
furniture
The
.
In
resulting
the
is
declaration
a
located
located
to
organization
is
to
trust
trust
dated
provide
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
real
estate
this
of
in
created
investors
be
Of¬
firm,
of
houses,
buildings,
and
Delaware
motels,
and
the
hotels,
located
20,
witn
The
and
partner
of
M.
Drexel
&
of
Co.;
Genesco,
Co.
G.
Inc.;
and
Insurance
America;
Edmund
Co.
of
North
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
purchase
forth
L.
trom
Co
&
of
Budd,
Erooke
Co.——
&
Collings &
Courts
&
&
Trust
Jr.,
Crouter
Francis
Inc.
I.
Pont
&
D.
Robinson
W.
J.
of
Suplee,
&
6,000
Wrlston
35,000
&
Laird,
Bissell
Wm.
J.
3,000
Mericka
&
&
—V.
R.
A.
Miller
193,
p.
Inc.—__
&
6,000
Co
3,000
Inc._
25,000
Inc.—
&
opev.
oper.
Co.,
—V.
ry.
Cohu
&
Net
193,
p.
were
Increased
6,000
3,000
Stetson
W.
15,000
York
&
6,000
the
Inc.
operating
Mr.
Through
&
Co.
3,000
$6,131,362
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$11,587,116
4.980,169
9.224.761
$12,442 053
10,191 944
$1,151,193
379,348
$2,362,355
297,984
469,025
$2,250 109
365 725
through increased efficiency—especially exempli¬
States—.was the .theme of the corporation's 1960
vigorous
122,620
program
icals
expansion^post cutting
ings
of
$330;310,825
The
the
public
by
trade
It
six
to
and
stockholders.:
of
increased
efficiency,
production,
Gulf
achieved
petrochem¬
net
earn¬
thus
making 1980 the best operational year in
corporation's
59-year history..
•
11
From a profit standpoint,
domestic operations accounted for
$197,or
C0%
of the year's total income.
aptitude
including
directors,
Brown
16,000
the
T.J
ment
is
Bank
has
be'en
G.
Fergu¬
24,
1961,
certain
letter
to
to
in
transfer
agent
50%-
to
waste
at
space
with
cope
the
Co.—Registers Bonds—
Davenport,
costs.
bank
construction
filed
Iowa,
a
t'
I
Ltd.,
with
to'
by
Tel-Aviv,
Israel
rural
in
Sabego
the
Sinai
SEC
Rural
S.
foundation
e
and
public
general
contracting
institutions.
of
development,
makes
-
Tel-Aviv,
27, 19'61,
to,
sale
at
accept
Suburban
Geneva.
Settle¬
quarters
suburban
new
$62
State
Settlement
residential
for
works
Investment
St.,
public
&
of
A.,
of
-
March
on
for
obligated
construction
and
areas,
not
"Rassco"
and
the
of
Ltd.—Registers
1- Har
the
offered
be
balance
./■%■;:
,■
Co.,
the establishment of agricultural villages. It
erection
of
industrial
buildings,
commercial
hotels,
oi
Co.,
statement
the
1774.
p.
Investment
shares,
(approximately
and
and
ultimately utilized
expenditures during 1961
Construction
191,
loans
costs;
capital
and
buildings
and
of
in
in
settle¬
is also engaged
office
centers,
government,
municipal
funds "available
for
land
housing
projects,
office
buildings,
commercial
centers,,
buildings,
and
the ownership
and
maintenance'
plantations.
In
furtherance
thereof
it
acts
from
time
to
supermarket
citrus
as
a
Jewish
all
of
Agency
of
the
in
the
the
in
Investment
Company
violation
of
the
possible
and
will
be
may
of
amount
shares
projects,
and grower. It is a subsidiary of
voting shares is owned by the
non-profit public body in
Israel.
The
a
that
shares
requirement,
30,000
operator
outstanding
Israel,
indicates
shares
housing
whose
for
ordinary
such
estate
promoter,
Settlement,
prospectus
p.' 1873.
for
pollution
industrial
2019.
Street,
working
formed
was
Ltd.,
and
of
named
removing
on
company
may,
but is
in payment tnerefor.
company
urban
Fer¬
The
Co.
ments,
C.
and
systems
manufacturing
than
p.
short-term
finance
added
ordinary
Bonds
registration
191,
SEC
retire
to
to
be
registration
a
engaged
time
corporation.—V.
192,
Israel-Rassdo Investment
share.
of
March
on
leased
more
Second
&'fea$18,144,000.—V.
30,000
Israel
C.
Vira
and
statement
by
the
Israel-Rassco
filed
e.ing
Donald
William
East
with
construction
"Isras"
Israel,
tests,
fiction,
2,645,781
the
cells
fuel
from
appli¬
during
support
for
result
.
diretcor,
of
will
"Isras"
per
has
stock
been
($1
value)
par
The
company
be
$902,965.
for
Net
to
Act
purchasers
proceeds
hote.
sold
Securities
development,
centers,
have
may
contingently liable
used
commercial
registrar
the
of
for
9,993,844
company.—V.
193,
has
now
100,000
ness,
appointed
Corp.—Annual Report—
for
1960
to
rose
March
on
$231,502,403,
hotels
27
a
outstanding,
founders'
ordinal y shares. The
Chairman
and
Erich
the
m
4.7%
up
and
inns
1960
was
annual
from
Jefferson
-"v
record,
new
Conrad
Hilton.
N.
of
t'
sale
e
building
buildings
and
office
and
shares,
Roth
as
in
^ddiMon
held
lists
prospectus
by
to
managing
certain
Settlement,
Mordeciai
^h.
indebted¬
director.—V.
25,023
an si
Stern
as
Board
p.
184,
822.
1959
revenues
for
accounted
A.
the
of
$221,-.
bulk
of
the
profit
from
in
operations
$9,792,010,
60
or
share
cents
the
$7,544,982,
was
$2.49
or
property,
anrd
equal
after
share
$1.86
or
a
share
a
most of
a
preferred
in
for
the
which
took
place
1960,
compared
share,
preceding
in
com¬
year.
prior years,
with $1,533,007,
before.
year
listlessness
general
a
1061
in
should
profits
in
the
further increase
a
operations
about
effectively
being
are
and
show
from
enthusiastic
are
nation's
economy,
in
1960,"
over
and
bring
executive
said.
revenues
the
long range prospects as our investment
channeled into domestic and international
inns."
;
Capital expenditures during 1960 totaled
ties, modernization and other items.
prime importance during
strengthening the corporation's
at
high
ing
Hilton
Mr.
with
profit
good
Dec.
rooms.
the
$22,093,715
contracts,
for
proper¬
progress - made
toward
as
part
of
travel
give
of
its
three
major
principal conven¬
moderate-size inn-tvpe hotels
new
in
where
swiftly improv¬
first-class
hotel
facilities
,
29
owned,
and
are
leased
shareholders,
signed
by
Board
Chairman
of
the
operated
under,
with
inns,
domestic
a| total of 23,917 guest
operations, while 11 are
company.
Chile,
hotels.—V.
Income Properties,
'
The
Chemical
registrar
for
Mar. 27,
to purchase 262,500 shares of comrntfn
stock,
175,000 shares of common stock, of this corporation.
The offering marks the first
public sale of the deben¬
tures
and
6V2%
series A
192,
p.
the
Bank
class
A
$1
York
B
be
Co.
for«
tures;
Trust
Co;
of
has
the
used
by
the
capital,
appointed
sole
the
irom
the
of
a
principal
costs
financing, together with other funds,
to
company
exploration,
reimburse
development
for
the
Jefferson
and
company's
Lake
Sulphur
expendi¬
management
projected
asbestos
mill,
working capital requirements and other pre-production
expenses.
REDEMPTION—The
series
A
debentures
will
be
redeemable
the
for
sinking fund at par, and at the option of the
company- at redemption
prices ranging from 105% to 101%, plus accrued interest in each case.
BUSINESS—Jefferson
principal
it
will
opolis
to
be
in
miles
is
Calaveras
of
this
the
at
capacity
for
Lake
a
site
ore
an
its
It
is
of
of
in
tract,
of
ore
Copperown
12
near
will
also
which
intention
tons
Calif.
Its
The com¬
County,
tract
about
is
of
for
1959,. assigned
was
company's
which
asbestos,
$4,655,000.
companv
the
La.,
The
of
the
milling plant having
2,500
Company,
Orleans,
1959.
Calaveras
cost
The
asbestds
processing
Sulphur
in
asbestos
Francisco.
modern
2,
sale
asbestos-bearing
Calif.
to
New
Oct.
and
on
estimated
480-acre
a
Corp.,
Nevada
production
County,
San
site
Asbestos
of
the
contiguous
east
on
laws
be
mill/at
asset
claims
erect
daily
and
Lake
the
will
constructed
major
mining
air
activity
mine
will
pany's
a
100
company
designed
fiber
to
recovery.
the
company
an
option to purchase the Copperopolis asbestos tract, and is also
transferring to the company an option to lease or purchase three
mining claims in Tuolumne County, Calif.; 13 mining_claims surround¬
ing
in
the
San
claims
Benito
asbestos
claims
under
County,
content,
total
Having
been
consisting
in
a
about
thus
has
but
far
made
option,
Calif.
no
1,000
standing
Of
capitalization
common
stock:
34
mining
claims
claims
show
has
near
surface
Coalinga
indica'ions
done.
been
These
of
50
acres.
engaged
no
and
These
diamond-drilling
sales
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
corporation.-
unit,
debenture
common
construction
initial
2326.
stock
$60;
par
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
company
and
Each
sinking fund
series A warrant initially to purchase
shares at $5 per share, and four
par common shares,, is priced
at
$80,j plus accrued
interest on the debentures from Dec.
31, \960.
six
Inc.—Appointment—
New
stock.
common
of
$1
Jefferson
or
Subsequent to the year-end,,
and the Hiltoiv Hawaiian Village
bringing the number of "units to 42.
The cor¬
office buildings comprising 578,549 square feet
Santiago,
operates
three
each
holels
added,
were
poration also
Offered—
on
warrants
incorporated under
,
new
hqteh abroad
Hotels
40 hotels
properties,
in
trend;
and
International
the
C'a.rrera
Honolulu
Hilton
in
large
are
the
was
position
growth
increasing
potential."
/
these
by
Hotel
rising
traffic points,
1960,
1960
"These
and
31,
Of
.
operated
said.
a
density
economies
Corp.—Securities
associates offered
units, $2,625,000 of 6V2% series A subordinated
sinking fund debentures, due Dec. 31, 1972, with attached
mill
"Of
cities
Asbestos
& Sons and
and
nejt
commented.
recovery
Lake
G. Edwards
in 43,750
report.
,
report's
206
statement
estimated
of
Ted
R.
Ray,
who propose
to
sell
respectively.
Ernest Hesse proposes
H.
Savings
of
Bank
newer
costs,
"The year
a
in
751,000
the
of
company,'
defray
ele¬
a
the
plants
volume.—V.
required,
and
outstanding
increased
Lynn
manufacturing
proceeds
co.
officials
546,244
shares
stockholders who hold an
selling
are
price
out
particularly
equipment
which
electro¬
patent
carried
'
Ionics
and
incurred
the
(a)
and
books,
has
and
supplies
and.
for desalting
related
on
Important
life
new
stated.
process
effort
industries,
process
vehicles
water
much
activities
and
markets
new
report
oi¬
The
research,
first
workbooks
Hastings Harcourt,
shares, the Estate
Three
and
offering
of
the
open
the
solutions.
devices,
$83,187
in
March 24, covering $15,000,000
mortgage bonds, series due 1991, to be offered for public sale
at tcmpetitive bidding. Net proceeds of the bond sale will be
used, to
of
holders
amendment.
sale
expended
development
of
improvements
will
state¬
sals
40%
.
outstanding.
increase
membrane
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
outstanding
by
equipment
industrial
space
1960,
Cambridge
regis ration
the
In
and
also
then
an
potential,
conversion
for
'
During
larger
has
and
energy
natural
our
amount
a
management
earnings
its
the
101,398
achievement
registration
$10,049,857,
Hihon
tion
Its
in
$1.25
Principal contributing factors to the lower earnings were development
for additional hotels and higher depreciation associatted with nine
recently opened or acquired units, higher interest expense, increased
10,000
Smith
RR.—Earnings—
4,462,327
to
of
registration
a
public
management
lists
shares,
a
&
from sales of
cents
"We
$1,341,447
mailed
1960.
costs
a
United
from
Co.,
1118.
report
for
books.
which
Daphne
City
was
Nine
$2,247,028,
41
or
Gulf Oil Corp.—Annual
Report—
fied: in
filed
covering
general
and
stock
announced
with
At
annual
1961,
260,000
Hodgson
Hotels
income
Profits
rail¬
income
oper,
in
dividends to $2.46 per share on the 3,731,228 shares of common stock
outstanding at Dec. 31.
This compares with $11,582,864,
equal after
preferred dividends to $2.90 per share on the 3,790,817 shares outstand¬
pared
Mandc'i
L. Whittaker & Co.
1961—Month—1960
operations
way
Net
applications
This
paid
and
of
.v'.
earnings
1959
shares
from
expects
earnings
for
research
submarines
for
costs
company
and
processes
and
their
as
Registers Secondary
York,
offe.ed
shares.
capital
Consolidated
80,000
Inc
Biddle & Co._^__
$5,803,774
expenses
from
well
as
gain
F
with
mostly
is noted for its electric
included
laboratory,
year-to-year increase.
fields,"
Net revenue
the
total
35 000
Longstreth——
Zuckerman,
revenue.
of
16,011
Trust
revenues
057,350.
3,000
Co.—__
Yarnall,
&
The
10,003
&
Warren
Period End. Feb. 28—
specialized
•
Hilton
hotels
Railway
Railway
of
cents,, bringing
total
a
patent
the
waters
chemical
its
ing at the 1959 year-end.
Mos'.ey
Inc.
Ohio
a
Profit
1337,
dollars
&
24,
be
owns
filed
National
of
Gross
6,000
3,000
Gulf, Mobile
with
year.
desalting
a
'•:
.
454,229
on
resulted
increased
company
brackish
Hewlett-Packard Co.—Appointment—
First
of
7.
p.
M.
common
shaies
6,030
Co.,
Walker
H.
Robert
Co.,
Inc.—:_
1960,
$1,735,717,
was
compared
based
the' extent
New
(c)
prospectus
also
Harris
the
of
Kernel-
6,000
MeuJs—
to
and
which
greatly
disposal.
10
v
water
buildings.
Co.;
6,010
&
Co.,
Winslow.
3,000
P.
Co.,
Co
3,000
&
development
cation
shares,
share
earnings
.
Ave.,
stock,
261,614
firm
The
shares
Co.—
Warner, Jennings,
15,000
Inc.
R.
Co.,
and
Co._—
compared
8,387.
for
severally
of
Thayer, Baker & Co., Inc.
Inc.
in
schools.
was.
of
560,589
per
in
The
with
income
operating
'
on
cents
Earnings
were
of
backlog of $1,081,000 at
the end of last year exceeded
the preceding year's backlog of $564,000 by 92%..
Earnings for 1960 amounted to $49,806 or nine cents per share
products,
amounted
sales
record
16,255
Mort¬
Chairman
have
Yeatman,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Hulme, Applegate &
Jar.ov
&
&
&
G.
Co.
from
Henry's Drive-in, Inc.—Appointment—
Jr.,
Budd
Bond
numbers
Sparks
6,000
&
share
per
Total
create
1961
last
industry,
equipment,
dividend
1119.
p.
•-.we-;
■
combined
record
1959.
A
net
co\ering 179,150 shares of common stock,
to
be
offered. to
key employees of the company under its stock
option plan.
Maryland,
—
25,000
Inc
$1
extra
an
juvenile
shares,
The
of
Kaspar
The
C.
Vice-President
Close
Co.
Humphrey,
F.„ Hutton
340,200
sell
son,
apartment
Hopkinson,
below
&
Stroud
Co.
holders.
over
>
of
193,
companies.—V.
equipment, research and development services and income from
royalties in 1960, according to its annual report distributed to stock¬
year
and
printing
Canadian
are
revealed
Inc.
I960
than
line
whicn
of
other
for
broad
a
schools
and
standardized
shares.
Inc.
6,000
&
Ionics,
ls
pricing
particularly auto¬
work
World, Inc.
and
Calif.,
and
respective
Rambo,
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
&
common
16,000
Executive
Co.
Jerks,
Harrison
both
Ltd..
Ionics, Inc.—Annual Report—
disorderly
a
lines,
includes
as
to
and
25,000
Bankers
Putnam
10,000
Bodine
of
product
contract
for
March
(b)
poetry
20,000,
Jarman,
Newburger
10,000
du
Hallowell,
of
guson,
Shares
Townsend,
&
time
same
result
a
and
597.
p.
stock,
materials,
(20.65% ).
interes.s.
President
of
named
the
6,000
Co.,
Co.
America.
10,000
Co
DeHaven
Messrs.
which
entered
company
the
at
as
higher
51%-
than
sidiaries,
are
to
Edward
Maxey
Zalinski,
6,000
Co.________
paid
&
on
estate
Washington,
are:
W.
124,000
Co.___________
&
somewhat
for shares of its convertible $25 par preierred
of
the
voting securities
of a
Canadian
exchange
less
Nortnland
Utilities Limited,
which in turn has two sub¬
Northland Utilities (B. C.) Limited, and Uranium City Power
President
earnings
-engaged in the publication ^nd
high school and college
textbooks,
Earbara,
President,
Boenning
area
compared
as
1960
in
not
company,
decrease
1959.
is
school,
aggregate
to
below:
&
Bionu
share,
per
Tne
The
dividend
Third
diversified ..income-
Shares
Drexel
in
home.
snare
192,
750
materials,
Brace
trust will consist principally
industrial parks, industrial and
underwriters
the
1959,
the
trust
Edward
of
per
common
related
Santa
will,
Greenfield, Chairman of the Board
Guaranty
agreed
the
be
medical
regular
SEC
company
shares
purpose
opportunity
an
retail
area
$1.41
down
were
in
1959,
shareowners.
$34,006,104
company's
the
company
the
$1.35
than
contract
ior
company
of
the
non-fiction,
Pennsylvania
1960.
establishments,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
in
metropolitan
TRUSTEES—Trustees
Albert
chain
t..e
a
to
business
dental,
the
through White, Weld & Co. Inc.
underwriting terms are to be supplied
related
bearing obligations of the Federal
divisions, and their respective instrumentalities.
commercial
said
non-recurring nature
approximately $350,000.
to
the
under
dryers
year.—V.
mentary
pending acquisition of
principally in interestgovernment,
states, political sub¬
is expected that the
holdings of
office building,
shopping centers,
acquire,
stock,
the
greater
established
to
thereof
and
invested
It
requires
instances
many
more
,,
.
$25,414,949
equal to
$1.27 -A snare, in
or
in
securities,
marketable
diversiiicd
of
than 5%
but less than 10%
of the total voting
securities, of
various
United States and Canadian
corporations. At
March 7, 1961, such investments of International were carried on Its
books
at
$12,862,809 and
had a market .value of
$16,248,971;
and
the Investments of I. U., Inc., on that date were carried at $10,795,440
and
had a
market
value ol
$13,836,279. International also proposes
50%,
$2,447,036,
shipping,''
1959.
equipment
diversified
$1.10
to
of
however,
of
of
to
in
higher
narrower,
to
with
shares
''
Trust—Stock
Dec.
offering,
investments,
and
^
witn
continually
recession.
19%
company's
This
areas,
r-v
'
"
own,
through transferable shares, an interest in
producing properties consisting principally of real
suitable
160%^,
up
was
been
equal
expected
laundry
made
total
ment
shopping
in
in, downtown
"
Investment
business
a
of
was
increased
Option Plan—
from
underwriting group headed by Drexel & Co.
public sale a new issue of 500 000 shares of Greenfield at a price of $20
per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
to
employees
the
7, .1960,
,
rortlolios
to
■
11, 1961, to lequest a licaiing
until April
persons
Dec.
$7,145,000)
March 29 offered for
BUSINESS—Greenfield
were
announced
Co.—Annual Report—
had
Expenses
Ilarcourt Brace
fered—An
pursuant
of
$2,206,263,
earnings
share
per
several
and
preceding
to°
continued
expenses
five
'
Estate
furniture
of
representing
:
,
metal
stocknolaers
compared
1960
compared
current
addition, tne
the
ad¬
J-'
1118.
Real
facilities
in
announced
amounted
drafting,
washers
and
has
are
the
in
The
Greenfield
E.
upon
1337.
p.
facilities
/
mainly
number
with
that
sales.
orders
home
library,
seasons.
possible
not
profit
gross
opened,
were
of
are
might
were
eating
was.
most' other
business.
stores
new
of
to
report
$27,464,835,
$1,500,946,
1961
in
margins
matic
disappointing
sales
desegregate
expenses,
unprofitable stores,
closed.—V.
selling
generally
were
variety
to
and
income
sales
1960
share),
per
income
that
important
and
rates
slowdown
1960,
stores
efforts
of
in
Hamilton's
during
Also,
year.
company
the
and
variety
result
a
enough
reduced
C.
193,
Highs—
manufacturer
annual
tne
compai'ed
$2.40
net
situation
states.
the
vise
of
the
of
as
weather
plant
records
or
of
spice
year.
apprehension
customer
bad
very
sales
most
aifected
some
C.
153,863
pursuant
employees
plan.-'-V.
•
totaled
Net
$30,406,839
backlog of
of $811,179 (56 cents
per share on
the average
year.
This compared with
charge
cents
previous
ended
year
sales
1959
special
"order
Commission exempted International,
a
Maryland corporation and a holding company,
together with its
then
15
subsidiary
companies,
from tne provisions of trie Holding
Company Act. In January 1961 International organized a new sub¬
sidiary, I. U., Inc., under New York law, and transferred to it certain
portfolio securities. It also owns and operates an asphalt manufactur¬
ing plant in Pennsylvania; and, in addition,- it and I. U., Inc., own
regis¬
a
purchased
"success
117%,
Hamilton
were
4.9%
incurred
on
the 1960 fiscal year performance, B. R. Prall,
President, stated that general business conditions de¬
during the year.
The variety business reflected de¬
and
steadily
clining
set
to
filed
covering
notwithstanding general uncertainty as to temporary
conditions, the company plans further expansion.—V. .193,
were
1960
to
commenting
Chairman
Life
Y.,
be
and
P.
Sales
fiscal
from
after
in
share,
$2,667,053
^
-
shares ouistanding
during the
including special credit'of $1,068,061
$3,895,716,
to
-
sales
earnings for i960,
share), were $51,014,
gage
granted
option
N.
1961,
may
continued
as
sales
all-time
sales
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—-
reported
a
$2,817,140
889,696 "
1337.
p.
Green
firm
$3,301,949
°959,390
193,
this
the
reflected
Nineteen-sixty
Eaward
rail¬
income
of
1960,
Hamilton Manufacturing
$34,443,853
oper.
number
of
be
to
or
stock
27,
or
interested
therein
based
$32,054,939
S128,149,368,
of
been
v
well
giveing
gallon.—
494.
1961—2 Mos.—-I960
$17,874,257
Net
on
March
company's steady, growth
production
lines,
warehousing
p.
19^3—Month—1960
$1,362,254
in
year.
common
for
Hart
$15,513)486
L.)
This
were
on
"The
Ry.—Earnings—
operations——
(H.
in
employees'
increased
1960,
preceding
on
research and
Brecksville, Onio,
at
center
oper.
ry.
In
per
31,
crude
net
Plan—
Rochester,
have
which
.
sales
In
tire
revenue..
Deficit.—V.
In
Stock
Street,
SEC
the
stock,
earnings
as
Hamilton,
Northern
way
equal
with
hign
investment
the
per
Haloid
6
options grained
results
year
and
1017.
p.
Net revenue from
of
cents
.
plant will be under
facilities in that country.
expand
and
in
oper.
Railway
Railway
*
Inc.—Files
stockholders
the
above
well
plants
Ind.,
Another
and
scientists
400
the
tire
Wayne,
said.
replace
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
of
lVa
to
corporation, of Toronto, Canada, has made application to the
SEC under the Holding Company Act for an order granting exemption
to certain of its subsidiaries; and tne Commission lias issued an order
annual
an
volume
23.
economic
Great
•
represent
to
of new
products introduced during
popularity' of our established '-lines'/'
were
told.
• 'v.\
' %'■"•••/
V'-- '
The report, signed by William S.
Hamilton, Chairman, and Earl F.
Hamilton.
President, noted that during tne 10 years from 1951 to
the
anticipated
company
quarter,
modern
continuing its strong
expand its research
s
will
than
more
during
the
is' completing
and
Canada
his
March
These
said.
Hart
that
earnings
especially
Mr.
year,
again
in
Mr,
ago,
said
and
record
a
on
^
now
Goodrich
F.
year
where
;
years
official
half,
country,
tnis
soon
B.
this
several
.
Goodrich
first
way
last
;k
F.
more
improvement
with
Sales
at
company's investment, in the United States
than $75 million, in carrying forward a program
Goodrich
year."
B.
reiated
equivalent
were
$3,843,429,000 at Dec.
operations
.-Hamilton Cosco, Inc.—Record
the
started'
F.
"substantial
year,
1960
was
expansion
"The
■
of
assets
vvnen
million,
1959
and
total
and
Corp.—Seeks Older
Utilities
International
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
This
outstanding
and
By
company's
excess
largest in the company's history, J. N. Hart, VicePresident
and
Controller,
told
a
meeting
of
the
Boston
Security
Analysts' Society on March 27.
.
the
they
common
of
to
issued
snares
world-Wide
taxes;
Inc.,
statement
oi
exercise
to
in
be
Related
tnrougn
Xerox
Xerox
103,143,349
upon
after
sales,
201.
p.
shares
(B.
lubO.
3.8%
product
193,
;v.
11V.
31,
based
obtained
of
reaun
V.
Swartz
1959;
earnings
lines.
Nellie Lou
and
each,
in
of
as
to
proceeds
improvements
.
W.
share
in¬
toy
tup
requirements
to
$60,000
production
will
vvnich
sum
receivables
nature
seasonal
company
1962.
which
of
seasonal
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
common
stock, of which Elliott Saltsburg, President,
Schultz, Samuel M. Zavos and Irwin J. Schultz, man¬
of
Lawrence
agement
defray
equipment
addition
187,500
and
early
capital,
factoring
the highly
after the peak
dustry.
production
working
the
by
Chronicle
of
262,500
only
nor
in
exploration
completion
the
development,
and
the
earnings.
company
series
A
of
the
will
share
current
consist
of
warrants;
out¬
shares
series B
financing,
775,000
10,000
Volume
share
warrants;
debentures;
fund
$2,000,600
of
mortgage
193
Number
$2,625,000
representative,
from
6Va%
6Va%
A.
the
G.
Edwards
the
&
.
series
The
.
have
of
below,
ta %
agreed
forth
set
opposite
Edwards
&
7,500
5,625
and
Granbery,
Marache
Robert
Stein
Lerchen
Hayden,
5,625
Miller
Rauscner,
5,030
&
&
Pierce
&
Inc.
___
6:25
Sutro
625
3,125
Underwood,
Boyce__
Co.______—
201.
3,125
Co.,
Co
__
Keunauk
14,
Ii.c._2_2—
625
_—
the
proceeds
cf
and
be
added
the
BUSINESS—Jensen
,
to
Industries,
develop
products.
new
incorporated
&
in
1947,
A
by
stock.
Feb.
On
Ca.
the
The
are
in
the
'.■EARNINGS—For
$1,955,420,
of
taxes.
eral
the
first
the
May
months
of
net
as
the
sales
earnings
from
wiJh
were
cfter
fiscal
current
shows unaudited net sales of $1,258,9,9
earnings.
net
the
to
be
The
supplied
in
in
summer
the
Fed¬
he
year,
$59,568
and
two
-h-;
Jewel
,
reported
consecutive
Retail
3.7%,
195
sales
and
preivcus
both
net
public
by
16,
stock
1961
for
Jewel
their
through
the
all
Lunding
those
of
the
shares
Osco
scheduled
fresher
sure
and
the
of
feature
by mid-July.
shares
of
of
results
its
of
Of
these.
tomer.
and
and
pasmies
all\times
at
the
ing,
was
addition
net
a
of
routes
19
this
in
is not in
position
a
this
at
time
to
the
estimate
loan
bank
agreement.
Jonathan
Jonathan
junior
the
holder
flow
fr~m-
1963.—V.
depreciation
p. 2610.
192,
...r
the
undisclosed
Board
Stuart
Stuart
.
.
by
announced
was
of
an
Alicj
Alice
purchased
leading
a
sale
Tne
last
hotel,
Los
capitalization
and.
shares
600,000
important
an
in
all
step
management
ment
team
than
entered
into
has
Van
Aire
of
Jonathan
acquisitions,
&
Inc.
agreed
it
sales
in
further
dress
field.—V.
193,
its
corporation,
the
shares
of
granted
—V.
SEC
153,
be
to
to
granted
Pa,,-
1961,
24,
stock,
common
or
Pittsburgh,
of
March
on
filed
registration
the
upon
erci.se
v
Slock
company's
sell,
to
Co.,
tion
Research
Labs.,
603
ofj; 178,703
of
Option
the
SEC
S'-reet, New York,
filed
options
Plans.
law
„
which
The
receive
will
company
research
precise
of
the
organized
was
share
per
in
development leading
and
of
90c
a
electronic
components
and
in
and
490,000
outstanding
'
shares of
the
and
company
to
proposes
and
Railway
Railway
Net
oper.
East
is
revenue
and
1961
property
rv.
of
—V.
193,
1119.
p.
$6,726,936
,
.
Kaweeki Chemical
$1,497,269
618,317
the
above
'
-
,
1,097,371
.
and (3)
of
a
the .SEC
on
March
subordinated
issuable
for
exercise
subscriotion
the
rate
held.
of
The
23,
Under
paid
first
warrants.
a
$2,951,323
1,199,645
$3,500,000
of
of
are
to
be
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
&
Co.
heads
the
list
of
sto k
is
in
the
inorganic
duced
and
by
scandium,
boron,
the
some
company!
tellurium
and
of
It
which
combined
in
Master.. Alloys'pro¬
also has clone research work oi g"Ilium,
semi-conductor compounds and has set
other
are
Morgan &
i___—
Street,
March
be
to
Schaefer
W.
&
Loral
in, sales
rate
and
chief
executive
dollar, contracts"
"I
can
early
know
we
too
company
June, period
to
date,"
Alpert
Mr.
the
on
are
-
was
the
said
April
the
this
which
growth
good
in
at
say
contracts
on
very
industry
it
stated
he
However,
earn¬
13% ,fot
of
electronics
the
in
:
way
wo
which should substantially
year,
rate of growth."
,
declared
company,
this direction."—V.
Alpert,
Mr.
diversification
is
193,
495.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Arkansas
&
1961—Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960 "
$2,173,880
$3,505,366
$4,388,200
1,288,048
2,423,497
2,597,934
V: $540,796
$885,832
309,667
$1,081,869
314,792
$1,790,266
624,663
Net
operations
ry.
—V.
rail¬
from
revenue
,
159,830
income___
oper.
193,
1120.
p.
Melville
a
of
earlier,
sales
25,
Corp.—Sales
0.9%.—V.
Metro
Higher—
Corporation
for
compared
this
with
$8,261,374,
were
year
of
Shoe
sales
Retail
1961,
the
four
ended Feb. 25,
like period
weeks
for
$8,211,927
the
increase
of 0.6%.
For
the
eight weeks ended
aggregated $16,237,224, against $16,392,233, a decrease
an
193,
202.
p.
Estate
Real
fered—Pursuant
Trust—Certificates Of¬
Investment
to
March
24
offering circular, this
Crutchfield St., Falls Church, Va., publicly
offered, without underwriting, 2,820 certificates of .bene¬
ficial interest in the Trust at $100 per certificates.
BUSINESS—The
under
laws.
the
"real
issuer,
beneficial
offered
trust"
Code
Revenue
which
interest,
shall
sold,
within
will
organized
to qualify as a
of Section 856 of
meaning
''■»'
Eft
the
sale
leash $231,000,
from
at
be
trust,
business
the,
1954.
of
netf. iproccads
PROCEEDS—'The"
.
law
common
r.
St^tq„oft, Virginia,,,intends
offI,.the
investment
estate
Internal
the,
a
of 907
certificates
of
all the share3
if
invested
primarily in equity interests in
inconjc producing improved real property in the Metropolitan Wash¬
ington, D. C. area, such as'apartment houses, ofiice buildings, shop¬
ping
centers,
and
special purpose
commercial buildings,
such
as;
bowling
alleys,
gasoline
stations,
dri/e-in
restaurants,
etc.
It
i3
also possible that
some
unimproved real property may by purchased
are
be
investment.—V.
for
Miami
192,
2122.
p.
filed
offering
The
by
dent,
the
Ohio,
1961,
Miami County,
Mai'cu
24,
Towns: ip,
with
B
•
in
SEC
of
on
receive
under¬
commission
a
sale of electric
throughout
the
A aid
420,090
and
end-users
to
of
share.?
Samuel
class;
will
production
sold
stock.
through
basis
none
•
280,000
each
or
which
♦
the
tubing,
common
all
an
Co.,
-
steel
38.36%
owns
&
outstanding
has
class
ol'
on
engaged
is
welded
It
made
Hentz
H.
share.
ptv
company-
country.
be
to
is
heac.ed
cents
90
Springcreek
statement
175,000 outstanding shares of class A common stock, Lo be
for
public sale by the holders thereat at $9.53 per share.
offered
of
Inc.,
Industries,
registration
a
covering
The
Industries, Inc.—^Files for Secondary-
Jackson,
E.
Isidore
.
class
Miller,
Vice-Presi¬
Jr.,
director,
a
21.76%
class; and Philip Miller, 21.76%
of each class. The- balance
stock is held by Rex McClure, Jr., President 18.53%' of eacn
class),
and
67,131
class
A
5,000
Co.
14,918,
and
the
Offering—
other
four
stockholders.
Millers
the
shares,
by
balance
the
Jackson
Mr.
38,084
Mr.
sell
La
proposes
each,
shares
McClure
four.
other
York,
New
29,
1961,
offered
filed
registration
a
$569,500
of
at $5,000
covering
public
for
sale
organized
conissting of I. Theodore
and
Beatrice Leader
under
York
New
Leader and Joseph
and Harrold
Seth
partnership proposes to acquire title
Midland Shopping Center in Col -mbia,
and
known
af
purchase
a
Greinwic.n
Shopping
(2)
second
money
$10,000
on
$125,000
the
to
Lake
the
of
Charles
of
value
:
amount
in
Taylor
Township
$27.06
or
at
192,
the
p.
of
high
w 11
closing
and
and
1960
and
corporation
of
of
partnership
pro-;
lease
ydevelcper- and producer
t^electronics industry. •
on
March
Specialties
high
of
22
Co.,
to
purity
The
basis-
Chairman
tWo
of
and
of
negotiations,
the
Board
one-half
of
according
Loral,
shares
of
is
an
$288,508,000
■
with
per
that
or
$26.36
Accurate
stock
for
made
in distribution of
cities,
towns
and
from
50.7%
other
sales
engaged
sales.
'
,
residential
to
$780,744,
equal
and
of
16.7%
1960 totaled $8,030.-
perl she re,
cents
96
to
net
and
%
for the year ended Dec. 31,
$6,993,097
customers,
manufacturing
in
.
$661,033,
equal
to
compared
81
cents
share for the like 1959 fiscal year. The company has paid quarterly
dividends of varying amounts every year since 1953. Since March.
the
1960
paid
l.as
company
dividends
quarterly
ceramics
for
the
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
the
combany
shares
of
15
cents
of
common
stock,
$2.50
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
purchase
to
stock
common
set
Barney &
Allyn & Co.
Clark,
Dodge
Hornblower
value/
par
underwriters
below
named
have
from
the
company
the number
of
opposite their respective names:
severally
shares
Paine,
•
29,000
Share?
V.
Inc._
Jackson
3,500
Co
&
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
DeYoung
&
Rauschiv, Pierce & Co. Inc.
&
Jesup
&
Co
&
——
Lamont__
6,000
193,
Hammill
&
p.
Co._
Irving Lundborg & Co
6,009
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Wagenseller & Durst Inc._
6,000
Co.___
3,000
j.OJ'O
3,000
3,000
Associates,
Associated,
Common—
Inc.—Registers
has filed a registration statement on
covering a proposed secondary public offering of 240,000
common
stock, par value $1 per share.
Lehman Brothers,
27
shares
of
Kuhn,
Loeb
the
tt r n
&
3,500
3,5003.^9
912.
Microwave
Microwave
March
manage
McDonald
.
9,500
6,000
6,000
6,000
Inc.
Co.
Inc._:__
Weeks_
Webber,
Shearson,
of
forth
Co.
&
&
of
includes $13,249,000 in long-term
stock, $100 par value, and 874,096
Shares
C.
per
capitalization
offering,
the
to
of Feb. 20,
1961
of 5% preferred
as
8,200
shares
1\ /T 4
'
$4,800,000
of
engaged
approximately
50
in
Curtis
a
Aloert, President and
of stock at the ratio
Specialties for one share of
Leon
exchange
loans
bank
cash
A.
it is negotiating for
Hackenszck, N. J., a
and
of
revenue
Smith,
Acquire—Forecast—■
metals
to
first
of
common
purposes.
primarily
is
customers
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc._
\
High-
of
Inc.,
to
and
totaled
net
and
664
Wertheim
announced
sales
back
and
•
Accurate
derived
were
from
Operating revenues
be
Durst
1611.
end
Gas
customers
to
commercial
from
15,
,
rll-time
short-term
corporate
and
bonds
share.
Leader
seller.
.an
32.6%
to
April
The
other
of the
the sale
located in southern and western -Michigan with a total popu ¬
approximately 287,500. In 1960 the company's gross operating
revenues
to
and_ have contributed t'-^e
whfeh" they received $97,500
for
of
debt,
interests.
repay
and
gas
villages
cash
properties
and
natural
lation
According
simultaneous
agreement,
to
used
from
BUSINESS—Michigan
to close title
$760,000.
in
unpaid
.
partnership
partnership
reached
to
$120,000
the
above
$225,000
Centers
the
upon
$10,000
Columbia
the
amount
■
limited
operate
cash
in
be
construction
mortgage
contract to purchase Lake Charles for
and Durst will advance
and
will
contract
a
a total of $340,000 consisting o:
balance of a first mortgage in the
in
$3,500,000 principal amount
series, due 1986.
privately
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
The
$1,689,000;'
sell
to
mortgage bonds,. 4%%
partnership
of
Offered—^-
Stock
Kidder, Reabody & Co. Inc. headed a group which of¬
on
March 30, 100,000 shares of this company'^
common stock at $16 per share.
Michigan Gas alio plana
fered
involved.
partnership
terms
acqu'sition
Loral.
the
the
of
10,000
2,500
Co
Purcell & Co.-
Neary,
Co.—Files for
on
the partnership
purchase the
asset
The
of
rise
1960-61- growth
a
1,200,109
the
Co
•
*
of
$1,740,905
.
conium
in¬
net
per-share
expenses
each
Loral Electronics Corp.—Seeks to
under¬
field of chemistry, and
more
specifically in the field of the less familiar metals and their
compounds,
including tantalum, columbium, selenium." titanium, zir¬
business
in
revenue.
of
.
ago,~V.
..year
the
company's
rise
a
oper.
of
Herbert
to
Charles
176,000
offered
writers.
The
a
He
opty.
2,oUi>
7.5^1
Inc.__
Fay,
&
$340,331,000 on March
21, 1961. This was equal to $30.39 per share, also t^e highest in the
corporation's history. This compares with a net assy
value of $296,-
converlib'e
common
in
increase
an
and
100%
expected
predictions.
Period End. Feb. 28—
15,000
&
:
47/b%
shares
to
Analysts.-
Railway
Marache
Co..
A.
Lehman Corp.—Asset Value at New
stockholders at 100%
of principal amount, and at
principal amount of debentures for each 15 shares
date and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by
Carl
the
poses" to
registration statement wiLh
17.282
1961.
address
a.i
Railway
Ilookcv
consisting, of
the
by
subordinated
Lake
aim
Louisiana
shares
Henderson
&
,
The. debentures
the
double
Prior to going public, Loral's total activity was
confined to the military field.
"We are now 89%
military and 11%non-military," he said.
"We would like to attain, a 50-50 status.
W-a
15,000
mortgage
•-
into
by
$100
record
amendment.
and
1976
due
of
filed
covering
1961,
debentures
upon
Pa.,
million;
$952,000
non-military
based
industry
major
Hogle & Co.___l
Holton, Henderson & Co.
$10,000 on a
Taylor "Township
Co.—Financing Fropo:al—-
of Foyertown,
company,
31,
or
Security
of
for
to
expects
non-military areas.
writers
Shares
J.
&
Haupt
and the property
prospectus, Leader
Net
This
;o
'
*
15,000
5,000
unpaid
$885,000
Columbia.
4,290,051
$2,757,078
$27
to
the
large
another
resistance
42nd
amount
of
in
$1,387,543
531,925
agreed
haye
below:
kno\vn as the
a shopping center in Taylor Township in Michigan
total
$7,241,374
3,969,858
the
2,500
15,000
first mortgages
two
reimbursed
1961—2 Mos.—1960
from-rail¬
income.
oper.
$3,522,188
2,084,919
severally
the company wherein
with
underwriters
forth
partners
Township");
aggregate
cash
?,
exceed
Loral's
thereto.
"that
have
10,000
limited partners.
as
contracts
operations-—
way
Net
$3,238,865
1,901,322
revenue-
to
1962,
to
"some
should
.'
limited
a
the
1961—Month—1930
share
per
March
course
for
definite
subsequent
•and
h___
underwriting: is
balance
sell
Southern Ry.—Earnings
oper.. expenses
the
Co.a____
Interests,
the
Kansas City
acting
below,
J5.000
"SEC
general
of $220,000;
ail
v
Period End. Feb. 28—
subsid¬
Accurate
out¬
("Columbia'-');
the
la
shares.
100,000
the
Society
of
'
ahead
Miami,
named
purchase Taylor Township for
•
the
cents
company
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Common
41
No
March
aclancc
basic
s"Te
owns
million
projection
22%
and
make
to
declared,
$5,500,000
a
of Lake Charles, Louisiana ("Lake Charles"). Leader and
Durst deposited
(1) $20,000 on a contract .to purchase Columbia for
?.
total of $1,959,000 consisting of $270,000 in cash above the unpaid
In
by Julie to engage
design, manufacture
instrumentation.
Julie
from
Center," City
-
industry
anticipated
stock
stock set
Co.,
the
with
as
("Taylor
commission.
1954
iha
to
independent
of
&
Co..__
Partnership
in
C.
the
Looking
early
1337.
company
the
S.
29, 1961, covering 100.003 ou standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $10
per share by'Loebe Julie. President and sole stockholder.
The offeringwill be made through underwriters headed by C. E. Unterberg, Towbin
Co.,
develop¬
financing,
current
consist
will
Hardy
Co.__
&
company,
Durst,
March
on
in
Board
2,500
The
registra¬
a
21
the
ending
year
York
$379,000
Alpert contrasted
5,000
&
Seidler &
interest.
per
Inc.—Registers Common—
130 h
West
with
statement
of
in
presently
the. company
by
Ira
Co
193,. p.
Leader,
Research,
&
Limited
to
Julie
Julie
funds and
working
as
is
to
Harbison
Inc.___
statement
statement
Mr..
ings, to
1961,
itself, 582 subdivided
subdivision and de¬
75,000
1
Leader-Durst Center
602..
p.
31,
Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Sutro & Co.
Van
common
Inc.
—V.
manage-,
registration
a
seeking
delivered
be
under
the
of
company
common
I
■
&
This
This
the
by
p/escnt
trained
New
$10.5
from
taxes
the, military
as a whole.
and.held
Co
Ilomenhaft,
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Files Option Plan—
with
for
103.
p.
from
after
2,500
w
&
Fair man
represents
retain
will
Logan
July
facilities
20,000
Co
Crowell, 'Weedon
1
Moreover,
increasing
Stuart,
the
outside
annually.
used
company
like
Underwriting Contract
an
the shares of
Barth
J.
integrated
Logan's
..aauan
million
$8
are
common
acquiring,
of
acquired
were
Alstyne, Noel & Co.__ 75,000,
Sutro
\
in the dress company's long-raage program of di¬
the field of "/omen's apparel.
As has been
the
its
of
Division.
S-cuuro 'w.h
Alice
versification. within
case
Modern Juniors
Logan's
of
more
Stock
incorporated
was
The
the
underwriters
Jonathan
to
be
before
Co.
park
completion
of
to-form.
addition
will
or
on
suitable
Walter & Hurry,
The
share-for-share
a
Common
—
purpose
as
land
ihe
of
Birr
sportswear
on
The
lespectively,
Club.
Bingham,
subsequently
due
trailer
well
as
properties,
other
and
Angeles Turf
Inc.,
was
sales
in
Feb.
property.
,
of
acres
Juniors,
company
rise
President,
shares.
shares,
financing
the
for
and
properties,
Eichler
The
fiscal
statement
the
of
that
the
Mr. Alpert backed his 1961 sales and
earnings estimates with a com¬
parison of Loral's figures for the nine months ended Dec. 31, 1960, anil
its figures for the comparable 1959 period.
The'comparison showed a
way
Co.
Development
leal
cottages
'
2,600
Batemr'n,
Yo"k,
uullen,
such
B
Shares
purchase
New
28
of
on
shall strive in
Lus
represents
Jonathan
Logan's
second
sportswear acquisition in less^ than,-six mon ths. The company acquired
its first sportswear firm in Sro emb"r
1960.- when it purchased Modem
of
A.
all
sell
class
A. stock
the
note
year
selling
and
about
purchase
and
-
class
from
Arrowhead
October
theu company
Yora
...
James
to
the
will be atdded to general
development of properties and for use
for
These
.
and
note
consum¬
was
paid
***■>
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
the
President
Schwartz,
jjCgan:
bj>
'
all sold.
stock¬
to
^aaiect
.....
....
pew
to
cost
,
Noel & Co. and Sutro & Co.
promissory
the
UNDERY.'hllTERS—The
New
cash.
of
cum
Inc.,
equipping
such
•
San
nearby
have
David
Jonathan
o:
in
from
standing
and
for
d'-esses
of
into
through their representatives,
''<7-
*
and
approval,
for
The
Inc.
has
blouse
Chairman
mated
in
rectifiei'3
four
4
in
velopment,
of
a
cash
internal
manufac¬
diodes,
operates
the podium by Loral Vice-President and General Manag?r
Edward J. Garrett, who discussed the company's research and
develop¬
ment achievements.
•
firm,
operators.
Logan, Inc.—Acquires—
Logan.
market,
women's
I.s
totaled $10,756,000
earnings
the
his
of
the
in
trunsiswrs,
company
Chairman
and
March
on
for
made
meeting
extensively
as
The
Jersey.
President
earnings
Alpert
joined
was
A
southern
lots,
strong iinancial position after
taking down $5,000,000 at the end of October under ihe terms of a 1958
retained
and
Mr.
into
Bernardino, the county seat of San BerpgrcUho County,.;
Augues • and iro'm lo to luO mnes from qtl^er prin;
California cities such as Pasadena, Long Beach and
Santa Monica.
The company expects to continue" to rent substantially
all the shops,
stores, and lacilities in Arrowhead Village, as wen as
direct
number
New
Alpert stated
luncheon
the
from
tl.e
closed the year 1960 in
and
proposes
42.1%
Development
was
a
of
available
njiles
cip'al
drug scores to be cpened this year.
The company
sales
.
from
toward
managing and developing the Arrowhead Property acquired
the
Les Angeles Turf Club,
Inc. on Oct. 28, 1960.
Tne Arrow¬
Property is situated in the San Bernardino Mountains about 23
84
selling part of Jewel's business.
'
It
is
anticipated that approximately 16 mew supermarkets will be
opened in 1961.
Eecavse the acquisition of Osco was so recent, 0the
company
of
in
miles
drug stores were also opened in 1969.
Additionally, the company
1,898 home service routes in 33 Stftes and
the District of
there
applied
and
balance
shares,
and
and
proceeds
repay
managing
from
operates
1960
(the
Four
be
head
,
In
be
engaged
1963,'-Jewel Opened-16 modern supfermafke s and closed five, bring<ng the number in ..operation to 285 a the close pf, the year. In addition,
thv,ee stores were enlarged anpi. 41 received exie slve remodeling.
Two
Columbia.
'. Leon
Net
stock
balance
California
in¬
cus¬
In
Osco
retail
proceeds
nau
be
initial-public sale of the company's
jaULTNESS—Lake
'
r
33
capital.
bake y-
which
for
the
will
addition
50 self-service
to
company
a
new
$3^30,000 pastry bakery
headquaiterNin Melrose Park. An
products
105,000
convertible
PROCEEDS—Net
-
and,'
of an underwriting group which offered
28, 300,000 shares of Lake Arrowhead's com¬
at a price of $10 per share.
The offering
Tne
utucK
common
the
Zimmer,
n
s*.
managers
marked the
on
of
chain
a
'
shares
A
Arrowhead
stock
mon
for
Jewel
price
offering
The
1961.
.
41.8%
are
March
on
over
the
by
with
1961
bakery is fresh-fro eta
new
satisfactory
mere
260,002
accelerated in
departments will be
supplied
from
nearing completion at the company's
important
acquired
in
used
are
devices
recently announced earnings
six-month period ended Dec. 31, I960,'
.'■.".
joint
by
$2.74
pooling-of-irterests basis.
departments
have proved
successful
self-service- bakery
wiil be sharply
units
of
3.3%
that
note.I
Inc.,
volume
a
on
introduction
of 80 such
Drug,
shares
Lake
\
business.
with
compared
Clements
and
Osco
exchange
of
$2.80,
cla.s
own
basis.
the eighth
for
general
surpassing lastnyear's
to $9,692,877, a gfia of
Messrs.
include
in\l950,
recess.on* in
$509,145,026,
to
to sell
25,000
public
amendment.
operation
fall
or
Offered—Van Alstyne,
earnings
developing
a
earnings climbed
earnings amounted
year.
years
Feb.
to
rofe
r-share
P
-.
despite
A.
Cullens
which
Report-
record high sales and
year,
Nan
proposes
owns
retained
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the currant financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 300,000 shares
of capital stock and a $25,000 bank loan.—V. 192b
p.
1016.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Annual
products
components.
Specialties,
has outstanding 185,520 class A and 634 706 cla-^s B
Cullen, Board Chairman, owns 155,000 class A shares
company
shares.
for
i_ong
Island, New York area.
consideration
and
expected
to-
facilities
funds).-
shares
the
under
office
and
company
The
net
1960
company
as
sale
regis¬
a
180,000
offered
be
to
are
the
indusyry."
31,
retained
was
nine
fixtures) for
construction
ended
/fear
$87'l28
which
For.
bathroom
and
building
filed
N3 Y.,
covering
shares, being outstanding stocx, by
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and Estabrook
engaged
..stores
stores
operation
in
is
shares
28
warehouse
ki.ehen
metal
C,,
Joseph
electronic
Nathan
130,000
are' to
terms
March
underwriters.
of
food
Ave.,' Jamaica,
on
50,000
and
thereof.
list
company
SEC
which
of
holders
head
Liberty
the
manufactures
commercial
manage¬
Specialties1
semi-conductor
all located
come
.company's sale of additional stock will
cost,
estimated
at
$909,000,
of
constructing
and
Dec.
on
1961,
23,
prospectus lists
The
Angelas, Calif., v ill move to Veinon, Calif."Tollowing the current
financing. Among i s principal products the ccnmany designs and
home
outstanding
had
company
common
178-02
with
company
self-service
Los
of
stock,
the
present
additional
located
and
Kullen,
underwriting
Balance
working capital.
company's
of
25.%' of the'outstanding stock; and Carl M. Loeb,
partners) owned 61,959 shares, of 12%, on March
prospectus lists 16 selling stockholders,;including mem¬
statement
class
the
research
prospectus,' the
shares
of
other
iaries,
work¬
King- Kullen Grocery Co., Inc.—Offering and Secondary
.sab
to
will
ture
and
to
be used for expan¬
is to
$1,300,000
the. shares acquired thereby..
President.*—V. 193, p. 8.
as
King
proceeds from the sale of thr capital shares will
be used to move the company's
plant and equipment to new quarters;
to
purchase and install new equipment;
\o
make, certain
leasehold
ol'
$400,000 for
provide
to
1960
June,
(or
The
offer
tration
■■■■'.
and
and
Accurate
materials. Of the
apply $1,500,-
these
7
earnings from 21.8 cents to 54.7 cents.
PROCEEDS—-Net
improvements;
debt
additional
An
of
some
the company will
indebtedness incurred in
owned
Co.
&
1961.
Industries—Capital Stock Offered—Public of¬
Co., Inc.
the
to
496,572
.
fering of 75,000 shares of Jensen industries capital sto k
at a price of $4 per share
was^made jointly on March
29 by Maltz, Greenwald & C67 and Thomas
Jay, Win¬
&
produce
debentures,
bank
short-term
purposes.
officials
Abeles
ston
of
to
of
of
bers of the Loeb family and Empire Resources
Corp., which holds the
largest block (10,436 shares) subject to warrants and plans to sell the
warrants ,wLh a view to having
the purchaser exercise the warrants'
&
and
/
-
&
1960,
Rhcades
1,250
Saunders, Stiver & Co.____
3,125
p.
sale
of
ment
Co.,
3,750
193,
$1,100,000
According
31,
1,250
Inc.^_____
Jen-en
its
existing facilities used for production of tantalum, columbium,
Alloys and oiher products currently being produced.
The re-.
proceeds will be ajdaed to the general funds of the company
to be available for general working
capital.
2,500
Meeds____
&
of
retirement
Master
Units
Co._
Co._____
Co.
Wheat
—V.
Co.
Garrett & Sons
Bros. *&
C.
J.
&
Watling,
-
Bi&sell &
Gairdner &
Laird,
sion
r-
V rnir
•
Sons____
Co._______
Boettcner
the
(1451)
maining
Units
G.
A.
to
ing-capital
their
follows:
as
proceeds
retire
through
severally
units
net
©00
201.
p.
plant operations
pilot
up
debentures;
purchase money
of
193,
named
Sons
sinking
subordinate
tract.—V,
number
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
subordinate
A
B
$3,400,000
underwriters
company
names
.
series
loans;
and
the Copperopolis asbestos
on
respective
of
bank
UNDERWRITERS—The
chase
of
$1,530,000
term
6043
Inc.
& Co. Inc., and
underwriting^
flecrtolOtbC
TflP
Clark,
m
Dodge
&
Co.
n«iifo ntnfnv
r»f
Incorporated
miorrttvouo
will
>
8
ponents
(1452)
and
accessories
In
addition,
industry.
Th§,
the
whom
radar
and
supplies
being
are
Inc.
Will
for
company
telecommunications
semi-conuuctors
systems.
the
to
through
computer
Sachs
ing
shares
Theatres,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
and
retain
The
sold
by
Western
121,872
snares
American
Broadcasting-Paramount
Union Telegraph Company, each of
after the offering or approximately
size
of
types.
be
limited
it
graph
m
Co,,
intends
use
and
its
is
possible
credit
agreement
A.
for
&
Specht,
Dec.
.The
erals
$1.65
per
were
the
in
merger
in
dustries served
At
Dec.
667,569,
800,978.
and
at
the
A
and
size
Mr.
Specht
this
at
sound
in
for
1338.
for
the
to
$1.77
the
of
increased
major
a
to
working
available
expansion
of
the
that
the
financial
total
of
in
is
for
was
March
a
offered and
its
106 par
1960
New
and
York,
The
has„ its
N.
small
electric
the
In
after
in
its
products
that
event
deducting
of
and
PROCEEDS—The
the
the
in
sells
of
the
net
(3)
incurred
include
must
share
$25,220,
entire
will
received
in
(5)
and
and
(Gt
be
from
intends
order
to use
of
the estimated
priority:
(It.
net
$75,000
to
repay
short-term
balance
From
of
approximately $326,639 to be added
addition
any
to
working
capital
will
company's
between
these
business.
The
has
company
the
made
6%
April
Lites,
due
EFFECT
to
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
note
24,
1961
500,000 shs.
Mo.
The
cost
of
balance
of
of
of
the
sale,
construction
supply
the
in
Clay
proceeds
with
of
will
be
The
cost
of
the
pipe' lines facilities
completed, the company intends
transportation and sale of natural
other
94-mile
a
County,
in.,
St.
for
Louis
and
subsidiary
operates
Louisiana
its
principal
in
gas
eastern
sales
Mississippi
and
of
natural
a
and
which
company,
in
engage
Fuel
line
to
of
and
Louisiana,
as
adjusted
1C0,000 shares of
bank
of
the
also
Kansas,
to
stock
Monon
give
consist
of
$1
be
Net
Net
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
Morton
ops.
193,
proposed
purchase,
The
The
Barney
&
offering
shares
Morton
are
which
a
owns
northern
where
area,
the
to
as
present'
parent
A
oil
March
15,
offering,
and
the
and
sale
present
250,000
shares
912.
total
1961—2 Mos —1960
$2,766,056
$3 143 409
2,598,013
2 707 832
$168,043
$435,577
*232,312
13,357
'
v
Va.,
28
a
409,640
filed
with
the
registration
of
the
by
Securities
statement
broad
of
fragrances.
debentures
name
due
company's
a
group
common
headed
on
tion,
can
Reorganization
in
in
of
One
"Chap
shares
1919,
is
is
free
of
final
Chapter
that
court
be
in
due
Chairman
Wallace
and
Kt'il
A.
of
of
A
6%,-
stock
with
outstanding
Herbert
C.
cents
37
amounted
amounted
to
share
per
adjusted
net
with
1959.—V.
193,
$327,288
for
its
products is a lip balm
Stick."—V. 188, p. 2744.
earnings
of
March
to
on
be
Park,
27,
offered
111.,
1961,
for
filed
covering
public
sale
'
C
has
sales
announced
class
convertible
£
volume
for
into
and
of
record
paid
policy
stock
of
the
conserve
capital
dividend
Dec.
since
previous
Payment
The
1960.
at
sales
improvement
of
start-up
New
York
costs.
City,
York
research
including aluminum
techniques, and new
the
three
but
Pa.
stock
with
the
net
products
and
product
development
developments
involving
in
Yakima,
ing
equipment
of
has
program
cost
Both
in
sales
1960,
Stewart,
annual
at
a
history,
3.8%
or
increased
ahead
the
of
distributed
to
the
over
$3.51
Profits
1959.
before
of
quarter
last
other
1960.
of
this
Consolidated
increase
an
of
sales
excluding
against
the
previous
reached
were
high
brought
the
share
per
an
$98,462,000
for
amounted
company's
consecutive
dividends
total
s?2
or
share,
per
of
cash
total
to
tax
for
dividend
the
in
with
the
$1.95
will
$250,000
next,
July
to
1,
1976
Co.,
at
Boston,
April
24,
1961,
to
final
to
a
share
per
Minneapolis,
March
on
to
be
be
will
on
receive
Minn.,
24,,
offered
offered
Development
It
1961.
Act
for
1961,
public
best
a
efforts
share
15c, per
a
is
Corp.)
Act
of
investment
is
organized
was
Federal
a
1958 / and
of
Company
licensee under
registered
1940
as
with
non-diver¬
a
The
company.
research
electronics,
will
sale
funds,
and
company
added
the
are
development
chemistry.
The
product
physics
be
and
to
funds
general
and
provide
to
Casper
to
the
Inc.
Ind.,
Feldmann
'
fication
careful
of
Williams
Napoleon,
well
and
and
planned
expansion
of
24
$36,089,922.
said
for
prior
Corp.
is
a
by
floor
tables
polishers,
and
In
the
The
chairs,
defense
thermal
continue
profitable
watt,
at
closes
on
the
field
it
new
is
patio
192,
of
of
program
produces
conditioning
vacuum
cleaners
bridge
equipment,
plastics.
and
electron
defense
and
high
tubes,
precision
fuses.
an
electric
Show
Henney Kilo¬
York,
which
the
automobile,
Automobile
p.
and
Williams,
dlversiproduct' development and
our
furniture
manufactures
showing
9.—V.
NUE
air
and
and
111.,
Eureka
of
businesses.
subsidiary,
and
International
April
before.
its
heating
school
batteries
company
be¬
Federal
Manufacturing Corp.
operated as a subsidiary.
being
"to
aggressive
other
Bloomington,
of
part
confidently expect our services to home, industry
produce increasing profits in /the years ahead."
and
years
of
Durham
"We
to
results
the
expiration
as
income
net
totaled
President,
Ohio,
Union.
acquired
NUE
acquisition
Report—
March
Sales
operations
as
E.
A.
President.
on
1960.
with
include
and
provisions.
National
was
said
Directors,
owned
as
reported
and
aggregate
an
by Strudwick),
respectively, of the out¬
listed
acquisitions,
Eureka
year,
into
is
10%',
for
Chairman
compared
be
forward
Plastics,
share,
a
stock
(includ¬
persons
stockholders
Corp.—Annual
corporation
14c
and
merger
is
Bower
Electric
Conn.,
Feldmann,
merged
Muncie,
M.
24
purchased
Such
Strudwick,
voting
10%
and
,
1961,
share.
E.
A.
30,
have
will
per
whose
10%
,
April
by
$1
at
Kriesel,
of
Union
carry
that
officials)
shares
properly
$51,-
bill
am'ounting
year
compared
as
5,
stock
SEC
stock,
which
Inc.,
as
stock
other
indicates
equal
a
motors,
148th
with
not
of
share.
its
fields
10.5%
Russell
During
the
$101,917,000,
of
year
is
2217.
p.
•
scientific
Through divisions and
record
a
earnings
last
in
(all
Stamford,
$817,490,
were
$61,451,000
Canada
Earnings equaled $3.59
.
185,
Trust
Eldg.,
the
world¬
1959.
as
Bank
Scientific
February
Ralph
stock.
tax-loss
products
making
report,
sales.
1960,
in
the
Co.
own
cause
company's
of
Cg.
management
&
could
E.
President,
the
as
volume
Colony
common
stock
Investment
with
Silver,
will
Napco
the
tonnage
year
taxes
21,
due
with
Investment
common
J.
The
year
E.
the prior year.
per
paid
$28,177,000,
the year
in
the
pre-tax
income taxes
over
foreign
$5.07
ov
company
record
for
and
whilt
$71,490,000,
The
taxes
$3,485,000
Federal
Wetenhall,
largest
Foreign
over
in
1959,
of
prospectus
certain
500,000
C.
successive
in
group
stock
B
404.
p.
management
such
National
.
before.
share
per
March
I
in
earnings totaled $50,667,000
$49,362,000 in 1959, a gain of 2.6%
against
Huber
the
Net
as
J.
on
told
$1,667,176,000
year
sixth
Selter
a
through the purchase of equity securities or
long-term notes,
in
small
business
concerns
which
in
standing
been
materials,
Report—
peaks
class
basis.—V.
May
common
The
&
law
the
together
who
stockholders.
sold
were
$7,688,000
the
previous
and
increased
of
year
to
and
stockholders
for
their
Board,
processed
rose
of
conference
press
was
company
its-
earnings
well
Chairman
report
Tne
in
and
moving
The
on
Old
into
192,
of
v
engaged
Strudwick
and
light-weight tin plate; new manufacturingproducts, the report points out.—V. 192, p. 2612.
Dairy Products Corp.—Annual
shares.
common
Mr.
as
invest,
of
Melvin
to
from
of
National
to
proceeds
The
earnings
available
lower
of
which
of
officials
equity investments and
loans
to
small
businesses,
to
provide
financial,
management, and
advisory services to such companies and for operating expenses.
installations
of
not
pur¬
trans¬
Corp.—Registers Common—
(formerly
closed-end,
used,
immediate
installation
including,
shares
stock,
debentures
the
'National
shares
Business
programs
yet
facility, the 20th in National
completed aUEdison Township,
being
$304,722.21
working capital
15,429
capital
redemption
at
statement
Lratter
under
principally
the
These
reduced
be
and
operations.
share-for-share
made
share.
Minnesota
intends
adopted
plants,
new
Hanover,
of
B
to
Corp.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
First
commission.
SEC
earnings,
to
class
are
recapitalization and
management
common
convertible
are
per
company
sified,
share¬
to
consecutive
directors
E
subordinated
Scientific
$1.15
Small
the
plant.
accelerate
to
sixth
of
recognition
value
for
record
warrants)
and
a
share.—V.
per
through
under
Another
is
business
New
Can's
completed
and
at
The
capital.
potential,
operation,
additional
Can's
Can
the
give
shares
Trading
-*"•
1,500,000
making
board
to
the
on
be
registration
selling
.
was
the
order
Wash.,
earnings
nation-wide
near
when
working
National
future
This
1960.
in
company's
1960,
National
16,
retail
called for
will
corporation,
a
sale
a
1960,
200,000
(3)
book
(after said
'
National
covering
30,
has
debentures
$23.12V2
filed
Dec.
upon
warrants
$10,999,-
basis
payable
and
Ransel
available
be
to
6,939
Research
* convertible
5%
Massachusetts.
strong financial posi¬
$23,000,000,"^ and no bank in¬
of
excess
declared,
1955,
dividends
Vancouver,
increased
J:,
in
was
issued
(2)
150,000
of
aggregate
class
of
common
corporation
its
to
on
Dairy
closed
the
year
in
a
strong
financial
position.
capital amounted to $209,244,000, an increase of $14,815,000.
plant and equipment, less depreciation, totaled $298,103,000,
total
amounts
assets
due
$420,451,000.
currently,
■
•
•
$670,3(3.000.
totaled
increase
an
of
in
programs
$400,000,000
Long-term
$84 178,000.
debt,
Stockholders
excluding
equity was
$24,171,000.
continued
company
investment
around
were
to
the
within
out
carry
food
the
10
the
of
one
industry,
last
largest capital
expenditures of
involving
years.
During
1930,
in
New
2123.
National
National
have
of
National
the
the
•
with
share
.
each
Chemical
plan
1961—2 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
oper.
rev.
ry.
from
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
193,
p.
S
90.252,926
114,87.),164
43,1'8 i,007
81,603,242
96,179,609
1,697.262
8,305,096
2.649,684
*6,152,452
ops.
income
oper.
$
56,486,103
4*,070,4/2
expenses
$
45,767,734
revenue-
651,109
*12.874.412
18,693,555
3,260,815
.
'
1230.
,
.
Austin
will
record
Brass
on
Zender
their
be
April
meeting
will
$19,521,674
8,770,755
15,487,139
ops.
$1,909,299
$3,837,128
income—
575,431
1,392,764
in
Roy
of
to
National
exchanging
Bridgeport
Coppedge,
of
The
June
be
on
vote
June
of
the
on
14,
with
14,
from
oper.
193,
p.
ry.
$7,825,047
2,765,021
$4.034,535.1,207,095
1121.
with
merger.
April
17
New
York
State
Electric
Gas
&
Corp.
—
Registers
Bonds—Annual Report—
This
corporation,
statement
with
the
108
East
SEC
on
Green
March
Street,
24,
Ithaca,
covering
filed a registration
$25,000,000 °f ?"s
mortgage
Bridgeport
1.35
shares
At
common.
outstanding
1,518,493
shares
of
exchange of approximately 2,650,000
rev.
ry.
$25,724,032
17,893,985
com¬
National
'
for
Net
Net
—V.
both,
meetings.
to
Jr.,
Brass.
stockholders
'
provides
F.
Bridgeport
Wednesday,
on
also
date.
proposal
of
$12,607,883
7,5C5,3C3
entitled
25
Mos.—1960^
$9,414,602
expenses
annual
held
1961—2
revenue-
oper.
Bridgeport
Brass
Co.
covering
the
proposed
January,
according to
agreement
be-submitted
at
will
1931—Month—1960
oper.
Railway
President
R.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
and
announced
and
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Corp.—Merger Plan—
Corp.
and
companies
meeting
record
merger
&
Chemical
approval
of
for
had
Net
Net
oper.
New York,
Bierwirth
proposal
final
Bridgeport
as
E.
President
annual
stockholders
set
two
John
for
&
formal
a
merger
RR.—Earnings—
$
Railway
Railway
capital
2509.
p.
Distillers
and
Distillers
The
192,
Distillers
signed
New York Central
Period Ended Feb. 28—
foreign
operations.—V.
Dec.
common
of
to
of
31,
be
its
stock,
National's
merged
common
into
stock
1960,
Bridgeport
indicating an
common
shares.
,
B
as
i960.
reported
class
issued to the holders
and underlying shares
warrants
which
stock
an
shares
shares
B
to
shares
class
104%/.
$302,368
substantial
a
of
be
to
are
were
statement),
outstanding
addition
150,000
115,000
40
of
10,000
proceeds from the stock sale, $500,000 will
of certain indebtedness and the balance
general funds
has
in
and
and
127,500
203.
p.
outstanding at the year's end.
National,
Franklin
1986,
record
a
dividend
The
SEC
had
the net
repayment
to
to
the
sales
on
war-
Kohn 5,000 such shares
will be immediately
subscription);
offering
outstanding
which
stock
a
(which
shares
authorized,
Of
the
reported
Guterman
Co.
units
shares
shares
common
registration
the
Inc.,
added
The
Chairman
corporation
stock
holders
panies
principally
proprietary items,
Avenue,
all
company
owns
of
common
underwriter
Henry
to
which
finder,
a
including the expansion of
stock
1964,
the
were
1960.
be
actions
share. The prospectus
per
principal
to sell
and
additional
common
in
for
31,
The
The
January
&
the
The
distributing and in the retail
merchandise, including phono¬
to a recapitalization in March,
1961 (1) the
then
outstanding were Changed Into 15,429
shares
(570
shares
for
will
not
in
the
to
as
Pursuant
15,9"9
used
poses
procom¬
exchange for.
less than
due
Errod
of
common.
shares
Records,
be
the
X
the
into
included
Dec.
at
Plan.
supervision.
offered
payment
date
sell
$18,400,
services
National
compares
working
debtedness
The
outstanding.
engaged
medicated
the
137
of
for
confirmed
the
since
interest-bearing
non
manufacturing ' company
with
by
"
and
shares
exchange
previously
decree
will
in
to
for
for
exchanged
share,
Chairman
common
line
Inc.,
9401
W.
Grand
registration statement with the
$o0,000,000
The
and
covering
financing by the company.
and being sold by a number of
incorporated
well-known
had
final
575,989
stock
Court
T.
amendment.
at
payment of a balance due on
identical to those included in this
registration
a
expenditures totaled $44,425,000. For 1961, directors approved a
budget
of $59,662,000 for capital expenditures,
including $5,1831000 for
new
outstanding
a
covering
this
an
common
capital
filed
by
price
to
the
for
the
year
amounted
to
$1,123,782,
equal to
76
compared with 1959 earnings of $328,782, or 24 cents
a
share, on a lesser number of shares outstanding in 1959.
Sales
reached
an
all-time
high
of
$109,463,525,
compared
with
$101,817,786 total sales in 1959.
While
*1-7,983
represent
of
of
the
of
111.,
supplied
units, consisting
A.
offering
from $6 to $10 per share.
The company
the principal underwriter for $150, like warrants
additional 15,000 common shares. Jesse Selter, President,
records.
common
earnings
a
merger
not
already
graph
by
on
be
in
warrant.
a
public
National
$201,809
Motorola
'
profits
Net
cents
Property,
Motorola, Inc.—Registers Debentures—
a
in
Chicago
Working
March
Manufacturing,
the
The
280,000,
of
company
debt
p.
of
states.
Co.
will
manufacture of
cosmetics, toiletries and
under
the
$5,250,000 of
value.—V. 193,
Lynchburg,
the
sold
is
production
company
offering of 100,000 shares
offering
will
be
underwritten
stockholders.
in
1958,
from
Louis
the
other
the
io
public
The
company
listed
now
to
are
public sale
of
The
.
This
sales
$62,061
on
in
successive
Manufacturing Corp.—Registers
Secondary—
This corporation of
Exchange Commission
Smith,
and
of
ecc
1120.
_
is
for
one-fifth
company is engaged in wholesale
mail order busiiiess. It distributes general
2803.
compared
12th
*123,853
p.
"the
terms
agreed
$9,200
offered
be
The
National Can Corp.—Annual
Report—
The
ry.
income
♦Deficit.—V.
stock
Corp.
St.
in
1961—Month—1960
$1,335,781
$1,566,365
1,273,720
1,364,556
revenue-
whicn
Board
after-taxes
wide
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Railway
Greater
of
par
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
Fuel
in
extending
engages
Texas
ef
stock
common
borrowings will
common
River
system
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1961
1960
increase
Corp.
said
the number of shares outstanding Dec. 31,
capital.
the
incorporated
made.
are
River
27
offer
Muntz,
1962,
as
1960,
year
$110,231,000, .up
was
Mississippi
gas
Texas
in
p!
This
$7,200,000.
at
also
converted
that
and
Plan—
Federal
its
of
notes,
share
per
$12,942,987
pipe
County,
working
estimated
to
will
gas
gas.
BUSINESS—The
earnings and
population growth in
to
and
sell
capital shares
613,075
exchange at the rate of $4
181,
earnings
for
announced
funds,
natural
to
used
is
When
wholly-owned
of
&
proceeds
the
point
a
entered
Dana
the
coordinated
PROCEEDS—The
toward
Net
322,003 shs.
Co. jointly,offered for public sale
on March
28, 100,000 shares of this corporation's common
stock priced at $10
per share.
from
an
year based on
491
National
None
10c)
Dempsey-Tegeler
line
for
handle
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—Common Stock
Offered—Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
applied
I1
N.
Noma
.
(par
to
a
operating
entirely
being registered
G.
profits
Can's
bearing),
202.
p.
March
on
court,
tne
starting
by absorption
bank,
to
purchase
has
average,
Corp.—Files for Offering-—
underwriters.
exercisable
tel
the
'
Evanston,
Ave.,
now
basis of
Wash.,
Outstanding
None
(non-interest
stock
193,
payable
promissory
April
course
allocations
no
1961
Inc.>
Common
—V.
not
3,
Short-term
any
company's
normal
Authorized
due
to
be
gas
912.
p.
will
agreed"
proposed'
favorable
stock
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
1905
share
of
underwriting
has
Natural
list
the
new
of
shares,
common
the
rants
large
dividend rate was" voted
effective
in
the last
quarter
193,
common
one
heads
for
Nightingale
company's
Grey
promissory
year
During
GIVING
Mr.
directors,
SEC
plan,
been
of
Floyd
cents
working
taken
uses.
CAPITALIZATION
Short-term
to
be
moneys to be expended in
promoting and advertising
products, as well as
moneys
to
be
expended in the
the
the
Net
proceeds
(4i
the
capital.
of
wherein
two
Utah
Co.),
national
out¬
National
1229.
p.
Oil
Mercantile
corporation,
20.0C0
of
National Co.—Net Up—
company sold to
16 individuals
rescission offers have been made.
connection
plane;
end
quarterly
The
100
I960,
President.—V.
proceeds thereof,
at
high,
in
transport
continued
of
yalue,
Kerrigan Ave., Union City N. J„ filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 29, 1961 covering 100,000
of common stock and 5-year warrants to purchase an additional
area.
the
issue
new
a
about
par
shares
num¬
the
1961
with
Gas
01"
to
202,510
$50
of
National
T.
new
a
The
atl
early
then,
company's
for
above
the
reorganization
shareholders.
net
$60,000
also
feet.
total
in
to
,
in
of
the
stock
per
lists
be
with the recent change in the
company's office
approximately $80,000 to pay various trade accounts;
approximately $50,000 to pay the pre-production design,
packaging
tooling expenses in respect to the two contemplated new products;
and
4,
has
20%
therefore
the
the
rate
remains
and
Natural
market
It
is
proposed
notes "issued under
$2,303,957
of
per
the
W.
the
which
following
that
has
by
high
$3,871,619, or
production
gas
pipeline
forecast
a
the
shares
stock,
has called
for
redemption
on
May
1,
next, for
the
sinking and improvement fund, $39,000 of its first
4%'%' bonds, due March 1, 1973 at 161.45%, plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 140
Broadway, New York 15, N..Y.—V. 190; p. 157.
new
a
feet,
cubic
Bridgeport's
preferred
corporation
account
This
were
the
shares
common
merger.
equivalent
and
guaranteed
pay
Inc.,
for
common
Kordless."
offering estimated
proceeds
to
$3.00
at
hereunder,
which
as
cord
a
shaver
Operation
company
"Kent
name
men's
The
by
outstanding
the
of
cumulative
193,
progressive
share,
cubic
stock.—V.
National Gas &
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
mortgage
"most
a
into
preierred
report.
billion
Utah,
Utah
noted.
with
Nov.
pany
Street,
loan, from Irving Trust Co., which loan has
by Comae Associates, a stockholder;
(2)
$49,950 to
the
company's short-term, promissory note to Noma Lites, Inc.;
$8,200 to pay the moving and leasehold improvement
expenses
been
of
25th
motors.
of
use
the
and
trade
by it
company
the
company's
East
electric
an
require
company
shares
1960
not
outlet,
offered
estimated
20,000
$589,789
104
incorporating such
the
expenses
Such
the
December,
of
(including
electrical
an
shares' being
$589,789.
sale
products
sharpener)
products does
into
the
205,003
at
billion
bringing
Inc.—Files Exchange
reorganization
for the purpose of designing, developing,
miniature battery-run DC motors, as well
selling
and
company's
On
organized
pencil
for
plant
applied
.
National's
converted
and
outstanding
reported
was
$1.87
or
69.6
Paso
stock.
xceedings
March
on
El
Exchange.—V.
TV
statement
on
consumer
plugged
adopted
and
Delaware
of its
it
annual
developments
94-mile
the
board
•
was
manufacturing
an
offices
in
Y.
company
as
incorporated
was
to
eastern
at
gas
Stock
promissory
prospectus, this company
company
for
TV
common
publicly
sold, without underwriting, 205,003 shares of
common stock at $3 per share.
BUSINESS—The
14,
24
be
raise
on
completion
shares of 4y2%
be
are
TVtinitone Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—Pur¬
suant to
loans
its
of
earnings
81.6
of
7,861,
purchase
of
a
1960,
report
Muntz
good
very
will
would
subsidiary,
bank
would
12,500,000
standing
1114.
p.
one
1960,
the
year
were
by
to
in
of
area
company's
Muntz
1961
This
of
actively
business.
"outlook
balance
191,
future."
York
owned
current
retirement
in
in
sales
attention
increase
the
Goldman,
underwrit¬
and
cent
five
New
effect
resources
management
1959
bright
a
the
and
$4,085,634,
developments,
in
demand
1960,
2019.
p.
these
figures
the
capital
sales
company's
company's
A
wholly
a
its
1965.—V.
previous
increased
units
the
faces
of
history
were
subsidiary
the
Noting
its
The
construction
to
and
and
development, design,
equipment of various
sale, $20,000,000 will
debenture
Corp.,
and
to
President,
contracted
Co:J'(a
sales
in¬
$41,-
part,
substantially in excess
liquid financial position was
indicated
producing
supply
in
year
called
report
company
Gas
the
part
paper,
Co.
price
173,524.
gas
$58,-
to
were
readily
to
of
due
Gas
,
had
added
-was
year
from
Finance
with
customers
joint
the
tne
share.
a
The
Min¬
of
for
the
1959.
many
&
Supply Co.—Annual Report—
company
the
world.
company
in
Stuart
offering
amendment.
City company experienced
years
compared
of
the
operations
business
existing
Halsey,
public
by
repayment
loans
company.
ber
with
with
Corp.
the
high,
outstanding
combined
Ore
represented
Specht
stated
192,
of
the
and
Mr.
the
lurther
stage."—V.
the
Brothers
the
Lake
rewaiding"
Earnings
bank
compares
to
bank
Nightingale,
will
1960
comparable basis
a
time
$5,9C8,027
revealed
seeking to employ
of
assets
which
for
shares
This
conditions
capital
year
quick
liabilities.
year-end
substantial
capital
favorable
countries
worth
net
on
first
economic
working
year-end
current
construction
investment
earnings
recorded.
Philipp
generally
poor
several
1960
which
During
at
and
America, whose interests were pooled by
Specht pointed out that these results were
Mr.
of
in
31,
of
its
proceeds
Motorola
retirement
commercial
term
The Salt
Tele¬
of
npt
year
that
the
on
highest
and
Corp.
because
share
the
lor
Inc.
mid-1960.
achieved
company
a
capital
of
by
ra^e,
supplied
Mountain Fuel
which
corporate
Union
borrowing
under
its
this program."—V. 193, p.
of
share calculated
per
include
Brothers,
Chemicals
&
in
general
Western
largest
part
on
announced
to
results
Philipp
the
fields
to
for
of
case
additional
of
1960,
31,
of
purposes
President,
earnings of $1.60
of
midst
allied
proceeds
the
realization
a
the
the
in
be
net
to
its
company
4-7-4%,
Chemicals Phillipp Corp.—Net Up—News"~
$8,712,862,equal
at
the
deferral
a
Minerals
in
history,
make
C.
electronics
of
to
diversification
which
in
fields
new
and
and
program
the
Theatres,
Inc.
considers
that
minority investment in the company has grown dispro¬
large in the light of its original purpose to invest to a
extent
headed
interest
to
the
in
use
outstanding
Broadcasting-Paramount
operates
purposes
Of
advanced
for
its
portionately
The
are
company is engaged in research and in the
manufacture and sale of electronic
products and
,
"American
Co.
The
12%
each of the outstanding common stock of the
company.
In the
registration statement the reasons for the reductions in their
holdings
are
stated as follows:
'
the
underwriters
&
terms
.
bonds due 1991, to be offered for public'' sale at competitlv
bidding.. Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be used to
discharge
$14,000,000 of short-term obligations incurred in connection with t
company's
construction
program
construction
expenditures.
The
expenditures
at
$34,500,000
for
and
the
company
1961
and
balance
estimates
032,500,000
will
be
used
J^
its
constructs
for 1962"; and it
\jh
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
anticipates that $19,000,000 will be required therefor in addition to the
proceeds of this financing and funds provided from operations..
;
Gross
,
totaled
revenues
$109,936,000 in
1960,
Paramount
This
increase of $4,884,700,
an
filed
nearly 5 %, as compared with the 1959 gross revenues of $105,051,300,
according to its annual report released on March 27.
1960
pompany again establisned a record high volume of busirate of growth in sales and revenues was somewhat lower in
than
Bell,
Jr.,
A
the
President, said
major
the
factor
summer
materially
is
*
"Because
has
not
business
of
the
a
nature
area
and
when
decline
some
The
1963
the
three
last
The
from
that
this
$45,000,000
construction
will
be
R.
Mr.
;
Bell
'
-
with $1.80
compared
Nielsen
C.
pioneered
all
with
it
In
has
trial
APT
The
is
locally
jointly
C.
of
by
that
K.
F.
Testing
Leisch,
Lapghorne | Washburn.
Executive
President
system,
already
poiht
the
of
in
to
used
by
method
in
of
high
types
few
a
volume
retail
of
leading
recording
of
Oil
Star
to
agreement
Midland,
the
in
Star
voted
been
joint
a
North
John
of
by
William
Moss
V.
shares;
and
filed
Mo.,
1961,
stock,
313,344
303,743
the
shares
class
largest
she
and
to
shares
of
sell
blocks
of
9,695
of
A
Frank
and
class
L,
John
185,
President,
Jr.,
L.
Paxton
of
9,000
Coleman
and
his
also
The
be
Levergood
with
mortgage
bonds
Both
bidding,
offering
192,
222
issues
and
net
proceeds
to
will
the
be'
contemplates
gram
covering
regis¬
a
$10,000,000
debentures
of
due
for
of
the
to
payment
of
expenditures
at
the
to
-The
and
1961.
November
program.
bonds
company's
'to
prior
in
the
the
$2,000,000
effected
construction
sale
made
notes,
borrowings
1961
28
filed
Pa.,
$12,000,000
offered
the
applied
Agreement
bank
and
reimburse
expenditures
Credit
March
on
1991
be
from
partially
$9,000,000
Charles
to
are
SEC
due
Johnstown,
Out
of
maturity
for
such
con¬
funds,
outstanding
of
about
construction
$31,500,000.—V.
191,
and
The
share
merged
Moss,
cash
monthly
be
for
Fe;
C.
Green
North
as
Dallas',
and
Presidency
Star
Oil
slated
Texas,
the
direction
Westwater,
was
geologist
that,
with
Dallas
and
under
before
have
properties.
century,
Mr.
in
been
Christian
Hines,
Moss
spin-off
a
reorganized
of
Mr.
drilled.
in
the
ore
make
with
In
Midland,
Sabre iPinon
a
on
wells
in
32
with
10
holds
it
15,000
Oil
slate
interest
and
operating
in
wells
inside
more
uranium
in
operating
an
Counties,
eight
establishment
announced
office
will
4,252',340
11,785,640
10,626,092
*203,985
*11,573,977
the
1957,
new
and
in
to
leases
locations
18,000
the
West
these
of
of
interest
Texas.
wells.
office
an
in
Last
The
in
18
$2.32
January
company
Midland,
it
new
a
closely
energetic
Both
New
and
over-the-counter
$8,724,461,
1959,
but
million
leases
—V.
markets
throughout the country.—V.
193,
p.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
oper.
oper,.
$710,066
435,395
expenses
loss
193,
The
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
$274,671
ops.
$300,745
has
K.)
Standard
Winding
to
1960.
$7,385,397,
for
reported
share,
a
Philadelphia
close
the
transaction
to
of
Coal
Standard
only
surplus
of
as
its
charged
and
year
sold
$2.57
Dec,
$4.5
a
1960.
31,
for
York
New
the
Trust
stock
common
has
Co.
sole
appointed
corporation.—V.
the
of
been
193,
p
j
income
in
its
annual
in
than
1959,
for
with
compared
capital
In
sales
1959.
expansion
share
per
during
noted
but
Total
well
as
of
In
letter
for
as
dividend
Cash
that
during
after
Porter
payments
1960.
H.
and
was
of
fabricated
—-V.
John
This
equal
sale
(<.
of
The
Power
Controls
products
and
Division of Ovitron
as
is
well
be
191,
p.
Both
of
these
85
sale
Chairman
and C. L. Holbert,
of
'■
outstanding at Jan.
Earnings
per
share___
Backlog
—V.
In
to
193,
Jan.
p.
31
203.
31
:
'
45c
2,700.000
$10
N.
and
and
freight
railway
cars.
Secondary
registration
to
offered
be
net
working
proceeds
will
be
capital
regis¬
a
shares
offered
for
manufacture
to
used
the
to
company
repay
available
for
bank
general
*
305,544
shares
Chairman and
George Gregory,
by
24,000
shares,
(66.72%)
is
owned
by
Executive Vice-President,
President. They plan to
respectively,
& Pacific
Railway Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
* $226,908
$246,210
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$479,926
$523 107
,
'
128,289
261,523
246 651
$98,619
$125,551
$218,403
$276 456
29,668
ops.
120,659
52,689
76,606
108,091
income
oper
193)
ry.
1122.
p.
Rapid-American Corp.—Appointment—
The Chemical
Bank
agent
New York Trust Co.
for
the
has
stock
common
of
been
the
appointed
dividend
corporation.—V.
809.
193,
Realty Collateral Corp.—Appointments—
Irving Trust Co. has been named trustee, registrar
$40,000,000 principal amount 4%%
collateral
agent
and
for
series A
due
April 1,
1981
the
of
corporation.—V.
192,
paying
trust
notes
2511.
p.
^
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—Debentures Sold—
See
Baruch-Foster
Corp.,
above.—V.
189,
2570,
p.
Remington Arms Co.,, Inc.—Annual Report—
its
In
§nual stockholders'
reported
in
total
1959.
lower
all
which
Co.,
stock,
by
is
to
stock
basis by under¬
will receive a commis¬
or
sales
and
to
*
Some
non$
sells
and
electronic
certain
be
used
will
be
receivable
to
used
and
carry
to
retire
inventories,
increased
bank
and
amounts
loans
an
addi¬
of
these
$350,000
and
is to be used to accelerate the company's product
tooling, and the balance will be added to working
principally for additional research and development.
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
now
has
out¬
1,333,333
shares of common stock, all of which is owned by
indicated, he proposes to sell 20,000 shares of his stock.
company's $750,000 of outstanding 8%
subordinated convertible
debentures
in
$620,000
accounts
will
used
addition
Potter.
The
finance
October
As
due
October
1959,
are
$1.02
the
salaries
the
share
of
of
in
Dividends
Dec.
on
benefits
set
aside
for
Federal,
15
of
E.
nine
sales
I.
in
1960
cents
paid
with
compared
the
on
share
a
on
from
preferred
June
on
stock,
common
sales
paid
was
other
and
to employees
relation
a
15
total
plans;
sources,
for
warges,
$27,400,000
went
expnses;
$9,100,000 was
taxes
and
social
security;
local
and
the
paid
1959.
to
and
obsolescence
stockholders
of
needs
outside
the
the
United
with
compared
as
of
plants and
dividends
and
business.
States
in
9%
1959.
represented
Military
in
new
new
the
25
or
improved sporting
improved power tools.
or
end
of
Pont
99.60%
I960
there
were
arms,
9,169
compared with
stockholders at the end
de
of
Renwell
Nemours
the
Co.
&
preferred
owned
sales
Corp.
9,013
of
and
stockholders
common
1959.
item,
stockholders
On
Dec.
31,
I960,
the
common
stock
60.17%
of
192,
746.
stock.—V.
Electronics
ammunition
one
common
stockholders
preferred
du
and
for
customers
6%
preferred
and
to
preferred
operating
paid
was
after
and
six
24
company
$74,629,000
principally
I960 compared with 5%
the previous year.
improved items were added to
each
of
the
company's
product lines during I960 and early 1961. These additions in¬
New
and
other
state
retained
to
total
represented
the
to
due
stock,
were
25
were
reserved for depreciation
was
Shipments
common
employee
and
$4,700,000
$2,500,000
of
under
supplies
was
properties;
is
equivalent
share
per
the same as in
$72,600,000
gross
income
materials,
$2,000,000
23,
compared
5%,
1959.
$2.25
share,
for
as
to
$7,159,000,
share
per
year.
share
a
a
and
March
on
1960
amounts
was
per
dividends
cents
cents
1960
cents
93
or
which
firearms.
for
to
issued
report
$70,875,000 in
of
p.
Delaware
Common
—
Stock Sold—Pursuant to
a March 27
prospectus, William,
Motti, Inc., 50 Broadway, N. Y. 4, N. Y., pub¬
licly offered and sold 100,000 share# of this firm's
par common stock at $4 per share.
David
&
APPOINTMENT—Transfer agent; Chemical
Co., 30 Broad Street, New York, N. Y.
BUSINESS—Renwell
referred
1960,
to
to
Corp.,
a$
Electronics
"the company")
acquire
formerly
all
of
the
Renwell
Corp.
was
York
on
Renwell
of
Trust
(hereinafter
in Delaware
stock
Massachusetts
a
New
Delaware
of
organized
outstanding
Corp.,
Bank
Dec.
27,
Electronic
formed
corporation,
Aug.
on
2, 1957, which is hereinafter referred to as "the subsidiary."
subsidiary is in the business of manufacturing assemblies and
harnesses and various
other
component
assemblies
for
use
various electrical and electronic
applications.
The
manufactures
stock,
of
during
35
60
of
decrease,
income
stock
share.
designs,
sales
The
Semiannual
for
outstanding
Chairman.
an
on
state¬
shares of
public
210,000
being
20,000,
&
a
covering
are
Board
share
file$
Y.,
1961,
shares
and
per
Bear, Stearns
per
$500,000
standing
Mr.
„
2,550,000
by
I.,
24,
190,000
company
at
additional
capital and
Shares
castings
Inc.—Offering and
L.
March
President
sale
cents
development
iS'lSq
440,349
issuing
company
incurred
Up—
231,44.3
511,178
ry.
nV.
wiring
in
The
puters,
tional
—-
(15.72%)
and
from
rev.
At
processing equipment, including highspeed digital magnetic tape
transports and systems and other products used in electronic com¬
industrial controls and data reduction equipment, and military
information systems. Of the net proceeds to-the company from its
developing and manufac¬
and other precision electromechani¬
divisions are located in Cos Cob, Conn.—
earpings——•__.L_i.__—.1—;
on
which
Potter,
for
Co.,
Plainview,
of
SEC
of
headed
of
items.
Net
tne
$300,000
to
stock,
expenses
cluded
data
1264.
Pall Corp.—Net
the
T.
The
brakes; induction motors,
units.
cal
V.
the
stock,
by
writers
turing solid-state power control, regulation, and conversion equipment;
and
the
Hodge Controls Division
is producing miniature magnetic
clutches,
filed
be
receivables.
oper.
major
common
1122.
company,
offered
sion
excellent produc¬
as
trade
revenue.,
$5.09
to
"grew substantially" in its international
K. Porter & Cie S. A., the parent com¬
forgings,
products,
Instrument
with
common
Standard. Winding," Mr. Stanko said,
is a
logical extension of Ovitron's interests in magnetic, solid-state, and
electromechanical components and subsystems.
It brings to the com¬
tion
steel
193, p.
mately
complementary skills
facilities and staff.
Of
stock,
added
oper.
stock
preference
international manufacturing and marketing subsidiary, made
three
acquisitions during the year: a Glasgow, Scotland producer of
aircraft
parts,
a
Brazilian
electrical
equipment
manufacturer, and
a
sizable
French
company
which
produces
electric
furnace
steel,
ment
pany
to
are
compounds, protective coatings,
skylights.
It now has outstanding
glass
stock.
common
additional
balance
Period Ended Feb. 28—
to
compared to $225,was $4,093,525,
or
totaled $9.45 per
share in 1959.
Evans,
M.
1960
preferred
1960
common
per
T.
for
$6,731,885
of
in
flow
$11.57
$231,131,488
income
income
net
to stockholders,
noted
were
net
stock
common
1959
share.
compared with
a
1960
Consolidated
1959.
operations
9,127
.
of
outstanding
139,200
10%
net
in
President,
will continue to design and manufacture coils,
variable inductors, toroids, and specialized electronic
equipment for military, industrial, and commercial applications. Sales
in
1961
are
expected to reach $600,000. Current backlog is approxi¬
,
Calif.,
covering 283,200
calking
and
Remington reported that $26,900,000
stockholders, re¬
that a number of
to
report
amortization accounts, dropped
cash flow indicates money
depletion &
depreciation,
common
share
Winding
acquisition
rubber
Quanah, Acme
of
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
company,
net
plus
Potter
$200,000.
27
shares
issuing
materials
and
the
$7,795,000
capital improvements were carried on despite the decline.
also emphasized that its total "cash flow," comprising
dividends.
per
solenoids,
"The
aI1n
sell
in
coal-
stockholders.
Ovitron.
Standard
filters,
Burbank,
March
share,
a
income
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank
moderately
available
components for the communications and home entertainment
of
Ave.,
on
120,000
■i I" M' Schien' Board
operations
net
and Reading
the
earned
$2.61
or
1959.
overall
to
company
earnings
$546,9^
manufacturer
Co.,
Of
profits from manufacturing were
developed
since
installation
15%
cents
51
after
Porter
lower
significant
The
Johij A. Stanko, Ovitron President, announced on March 28.
Winding, located in Newburgh, N. Y„ is operating as a
markets,
division
acquired
August,
purposes,
inventories
Net
Pittsburgh
ported
Corp.—Acquires—
Ovitron
Ovitron
in
pointed
was
pany's
electronic
public
including research and development of new and
improved products, advertising, sales
promotion and carrying of larger
Oi
1,262,795
6,077
It
1960
military
immediately at Hunts¬
to be supplied
by amendment.
primarily engaged in the development,
is
of
SEC
which
synthetic
the
corporate
746.
agent
(H.
^
29,530
47,345
income
before.
manu¬
in
departments
ultrasonics
company and
163,200 shares, being out¬
present holders
thereof.
Schwabacher
&
Co.
underwriters. The public
offering price and under¬
of
sale
and
The
from
ultrasonics
as
the
are
shares
its
loans
income
share,
a
"
The
1121.
$481,848
from
1959.
income
$2.56
year
1273.
956,904
919,336
in
head¬
1121.
p.
oper.
the
on
p.
Chemical
transfer
recently
1961—2 Mos.—196Cj
$1,401,184
$1,809,784
$933,086
632,341
of
dividends
RR.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
Railway
sale
Empire
the
of
by
list
terms
457,974
and
share,
a
or
in
even
properties
Porter
Northwestern Pacific
—V. .193,
$3.07
or
Polychrome
of properties via merger.
currently actively traded in
are
net
or
other
and
pres¬
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
2919
with
the
company
ago.
declined
$1,444,000,
broke
producing
to
acquisition
and
Westwater
and
acquired
years
that
the
share,
sales
$141,642,840
$7,250,000,
volume
five
income
net
contributed
in
exploration
exploration,
from
reported
to
a
enterprises
coordinate
Star
North
sales
entire
from
management
new
Overall
Ector,
as
or
10%
net
reported
I960
con¬
Southern's
"
acquired
also
Texas,
the
that
derived
of
and
terms,
$6,575,000,
23
in
Newman
A.
rose
Ambrosiq, Lake
in
Howard
from
already
of
the
disbursing
•
,
March
on
$148,981,505
to
President
$10,000,000
wells
1230.
p.
facturing operations
out
acres
has
a
193,
corporation
5.2%
rose
North
remaining
acres
its credit
in
900
by
stock,
encapsulation
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Annual Report—
sixVice-
and
Texas
heads
and
of
stock,
sale
standing
p.
Santa
the
for
ry.
new
the
cur¬
annually, he said.
stock
statement
public
2,308,991
oper.
earnings.
million
$1
of Powertron, which
became
over-the-counter.—V. 192, p. 1652.
Company,
common
26,132,694
*6,627,542
from
rev.
ry.
•"•'Deficit.—V.
program. .Under the merger plan, this
activities with Westwater's exploration
production departments, also located in Midland.
Mr. Moss emphasized
the surviving company will continue to pursue
the same three-part expansion program originally formulated by North
Star Oil Co. in 1959, i.e., the purchase of producing wells on favorable
for
quarters
ops.
income___
Net
Francisco
for
of
125,207,633
Net
Secretary-Treasurer.
Corp.
approximately
of
acres
has
Crockett
and
additional
151,340,327
111,235,025
Producing
dating to the turn of the
developing their respective
company
expanding
interest
an
addition,
Star
Andrews
121,861,117
62,251,241
Mexico.
New
of
74,036,881
55,492,227
operator
Brosseau,
designated
Brosseau
Philpy,
from
actively
the
up
Copper River Basin of Alaska and has
North
59,744,567
expenses
from
has
payment
area
revenue.
oper.
ex¬
San
of
E.
J.
plans to add two
traded
tration
Net
oper.
developing
fields, is the only supplier of automatic
degreasing systems for commercial as well
Products Research
Net
$
Railway
who,
Green
$
is
prime supplier of diversified products in the
a
common
is
This
-
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$
Railway
its
Gulf
Texas
Holmes,
R.
Francisco;
San
will
from
1959
additional
six
enlarged
independent
an
for
an
having recently acquired nine producing wells on
Shannon
Field, Crockett County,
Texas.
The company
be
become
1961—Month- -1960
sales and
than
more
Railway
$
with
Corp.
to
Mexico,
drilled
Period Ended Feb. 28—
The
Dallas;
of
Directors,
Ervin
C.
and
Westwater,
Westwater
Angeles
with
LeRoy
and
of
Board
Star,
combined ..com¬
Oil,
Vaughn,
Antonio;
Mr.
man
known
be
Midland
and,
years
San
Los
Presidency
Shell
and
Jack
and
in
in
office
his
to
seven
Co.
the
It will have
maintained
ploration
prior
of
approximately 8.000 shareholders, combined
equivalent of $500,000, an income of approximately $40,000
and reserves in excess of 2,500,000 barrels. Corporate offices
or
will
will
Calif,
Hills,
share
one
are
Rai way
held.
now
company
Beverly
of
president.
new
stockholders
Westwater
each
for
which
He
The
1960
2308.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings-
Center
said he envisioned
increasing applications for Powertron's
cleaning equipment particularly in connection
with
the
cleaning of rocket and missile parts associated with fuel
systems such
as liquid
hydrogen and others.
pro¬
p.
Flight
ultrasonics
prepayment rof short-term
and $11,000,000
toward
1961
Space
According to William Blucke, Powertron Vice-President in
charge
military sales, one will be in fluid controls and the other in ultra¬
of
sonics.
1960,
company's
Marshall
ville.
.
will
debentures
treasury
the
electronics
writing
public sale at competitive
debenture offering being scheduled for June 5 and the
sale of the bonds scheduled for May 17.
the
applied
the
Street,
Washburn,
subsidiary
and all
was
revenues
Powertron
stock,
shares.
A
2549.
p.
C.
cleaning and
applications.
Paxton,
of
class
25,058
his
Paxton,
shares.
A
statement
first
Green, Jr., Presidents of the respective companies. Subject to their
approval* of the merger plan, North Star stockholders will receive IV2
pany
George
aggregate
an
classes
two
non¬
stock.
common
own
Marjorie
the
sell
to
proposes
B
who
shares.
B
class
of
class
stockholders,
of
a
Redstone
w.
retained/"
tribute materially to Powertron's
be
C.
shares
the
underwriters-
to
head
as
r.
and
illustration for the guided missile
systems.
This
the Nike, Hawk, LaCrosse, Honest
John, Littlejohn,
Corporal missile families.
Huntsville is also the site of
and
Powertron,
through
continue
Southern,
Huntsville's
space vehicles the most powerful and
largest space vehicle
rently under development in the United States.
According to Mr. McGowan, the acquisition of Southern should
a
common
none
will
that
said
at
subsidiary.
Saturn
covering
basis
or
313,344
selling
directors.—V.
company,
1986.
,
and
28,
holdings of 32,318 class A
Paxton,
12,000
of
his
holdings of. 28,496 class A
and Madeline A.
Coleman, all of their holdings of
32,865
officers
of
Co. with Westwater Corp.
directors "of both companies, it
announcement
City,
March
A. non-voting
all
outstanding
and
A
L.
a!
class
tration
Oil
by
class
Kansas
on
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Files Financing Proposal—
data
fact.—V.
I
Ave.,
SEC
development
wholly-owned
includes
program
Sergeant,
Vice-
Executive
Powertron .President,
missile
a
employees, working
plant and at Redstone Arsenal, provide support services of
the
at
The
machines
delivering
are
after
is
President,
documentation
and
an
and
21
proposes
James
are
prefer¬
markets, either
recording
outlets
hours
72
as
both
APT.
manufac¬
Co.—Merger Approved—
merge
has
Texas
revealed
was
little
as
has
struction
North
An
Paxton
holdings
2020.
within
Development
John
the
of
on
stock
lists
class
303,743
9,200
consumer
super
Self-contained
nation.
various
manufacturers
p.
sale
trie
throughout
or
being
automated
sale
now
common
31,
Vice-
of
is
of
well.
are
It
uses.
to¬
July
on
the
it
costs
in
become
organized in 1956 to meet the nefcds of the
Army
Ordnance Missile Command's
stepped-up missile program, maintains a
12,000 square-foot plant in Huntsville.
Its
200
•
St.
shares
public
shares;
gathering
Corp.,
company
of
as
Oil.
with
Chairman, owns
125,294 shares of each;
opinion
Paramount
6311
Board
to
Preference
securities
of
prospectus
Robert
rights
long
direct
will
,
Paxton Lumber Co.—Registers Secondary—
terms
The
operating
now
and
fast new
a
at
ences
of
as
Corp.
APT
turers,
all
Automated
announced
Nielsen
acquire
(exclusive
so
of
company
voting
The
808.
p.
overhead
Co. The public offering price and underto be supplied by amendment.
is engaged in the business of buying and distributing
selected
hardwood
and
softwood
lumber,
plywood
and
millwork,
primarily for use in residential construction and for diversified indus¬
The
interim, Nielsen and APT executives will cooperate in de¬
and perfecting
the techniques invented and now employed
veloping
by
by
outstanding
been
of
the
to
agreed
gether
President
193,
stock,
common
of
Paramount
shares;
has
mechanisms
1961,
1959.—V.
the
on
subscriptions
aggregate
in
of
pay-out
by Stern Brothers &
writing
Nielsen Co.—To Acquire—
(A. C.)
A.
share in
a
share
a
of
administrative
Development)
and
lease an amount equal to 5%
and equipping any development
statement
for
headed
:
equivalent to $1.88
its
Paramount
outstanding
offered
,
was
of
company,
83,389
projections' of cash requirements from outside sources and
anticipated capitalization ratios for the next several years indicate that
it is unlikely that we will need to sell
any
additional common stock
during such period," he added.
'
income
for
any
President
(Frank)
"Our
Net
Venuto,
registration
no
:
of
participants
time
the
receive
subscribed
This
re¬
$11,000,000
said.'
will
1Q%
to
to
of
after
program
also
McGowan,
contractor
ent'gross
and
program,
the
of
interest
G.
Arsenal,
proven,
President,
finance
to
William
to the program will be. utilized to acquire interests
semi-proven and wildcat oil and gas leases within
the
United
States, and to drill test
wells
thereon.
The
company
is
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Paramount Oil, which will manage the
program. Walter W. Block, Sr., is President of Paramount Oil. Albert
in
expenditures for the years 1961
with $85,500,000 spent during
estimates
company
sources
equal
working
net
Oil
reworking
Funds
comoared
as
for
commission
operator
drilling,
'■
the
i960 when
amount
the
will be needed to repay bank loans incurred
long-term financing was undertaken.
The company plans the sale of $25,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds-'
at competitive bidding on May 16 to repay the bank loans and to
pro¬
vide a large portion of the cash needed for construction
during 1961,
during
personnel will be
Southern,, which
the
Paramount
5%
evident."
construction
years.
said
outside
additional
an
became
such
acquired
an
com-4
he said.
at $94,000,000,
report
quired
the
on
,electric
activity in much of the company's service
high levels until the latter part of the year
forecasts
company
through
effect
each
Southern
of
lease.
changes in economic conditions as has the
companies serving cyclical industries' in more
at
Ala.,
revealed.
service
25%
Corp.—Acquires—
of Garden City and Westbury, n.
Y., announced
acquisition of Southern Associated
Engineers, Inc. of
in an all stock transaction.
The
details
were
not
the
21
Huntsville,
Paramount
to
9
corporation,
March
on
,
lease
*
said.
Bell
Mr.
business
maintained
was
1960,
to
utility
many
Over-all
of
.This
equal
Joseph M.
years,
stockholders.
substantial
a
72%
Powerton Ultrasonics
.
Development will receive 5% of all subscriptions
plus expenses of about $8,600. The program will be managed
by
Paramount Oil Inc.,
which shall receive for its services an interest
and gas revenues
commercial customers, he pointed out.
stability of the. company's business, it
and
highly industrialized areas,"
"...
recent
December,
have
than
more
sensitive
so
the
until
conditions
residential
of
been
normal
because
from
in
Offering—
located in the Petroleum Building, Abilene, Texas,
registration
statement with
the
SEC on
March 24,
1961,
unit.
per
impact of unfavorable weather conditions as
relatively cool and the winter months were
was
than
weather
business
derived
his letter to
in
the
was
period
warmer
Variationsi in
pany's
increase experienced
average
Co.—Proposes
Development
covering co-ownership participations in its 1961 Gas and Oil Explora¬
tion Program, to be offered for public sale in 100 units at $10,000
the
the
ness,
„(1453)
company,
or
While
Chronicle
1969,
purchased
convertible
into
by
Electronics
666,667
common
Capital
shares.
Corp.
Street,
compaiiy's
Dover,
located
at
tive
offices
of
1
West
Main
agent
Del.
were
for
The
service
plant and
West Springfield,
the
Street,
subsidiary
South
moved
Hadiey
PROCEEDS—Approximately
located
is
executive
Mass.
In
$100,000
the
their
to
Falls,
at
offices
1958
South
129
of
the
plant
present
State
subsidiary
and
execu-
location
at
Mass.
the
of
net
proceeds
will
be
used
for new equipment; such as, injection
molding equipment, dies,
taping machines, automatic wire cutting and stripping equipment, and
approximately
conveyors;
inventory;
the
erection
new
jnaintain a larger
the completion of
air conditioning,
walls, partitions and facilities
in the
the separate departments, .and office
$100,000
approximately $80,000
will
be
will
be
including the installation of
plant
an
and
plant
equipment;
in
construction
order
to
set
of
up
used
used
air
and the balance of the proceeds,
to
for
system,
or
approximately $40,000,
,
10
will
be
(1454)
used
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-required
as
for
working
capital
other
and
corporate
Richmond,
purposes.
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EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
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Note
stock
in
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par)__
in
due
18,
Net
Net
$170,000
shares
13,500
stock
option
have
been
exercise
tional
shares
the
of
subject
warrants,
the
to
§$170,000
reserved
in
outstanding
now
exercise
be
may
Realty,
Inc.,
for
of
and
restricted
ments
the
stock
options
,
out¬
per annum and principal.
Ren Realty, Inc. executed
Hadley Falls Tr. Co. for $170,000 to secure said note.—V.
Oil
for
1960
the
preceding
and
higher
193,
a
share
The
work
preceding
In
his
to
to
Jasper
be
test
W.
placed
drilling
Reserve
The
were
ana
1960
and
the
development
interests, and ended
new
$1,970,414,
of
various
Reserve's
53%
up
exploratory
properties
into
the
in
drilling
portions
entered
.V'--
Rocky
v.
addition
In
1961.
the
Net
income
2,680,745
for
1960
shares
of
to
186,
give
long
the
the
to
stockholders
letter
March
on
In
the
1959
Sales
income
net
for
The
shares
1960
two
.reflected
of
$10,066,185,
stock
common
reported
equal
then
$3.77
to
share
per
on
of
of
$211,975,708,
with
compared
$245,786,790
total
that
stated
trend
the
the
in
decline
national
in
and
sales
and
economy
products in
the
automotive,
which substantially accounted for
adverse
domestic
fabricators
factor,"
In'
business.
domestic
1960,
To
the
By
in
earnings
the
primary
output
of Ormet
electrical
16%
a
and
over-all
quarter
the
executive
of
concluded.
exceeded
"The
first
:
in
the
on
Ormet
sale
competitive
market
business
is
only
not
in
com¬
First
Boston
Dillon,
Co.
D.
capacity
and
look
we
itself
but
a
inventories
excess
also
for
In
year.
trend. An increase in
earnings reached
March
increased
17,
Rexall
359,694
of
in
The
its
tends
to
improve
earnings,
—V.
share
with
equivalents
with
the
Sales Up—
showed
$8,753,194
amounted
share
number outstanding
to
number
average
$2.30 per
for
1959,
Mr.
12Va
for
for
during
of
were
increase
an
Dart
noted
cents
dend
1960
net
during
that
in
stock
Richfield
earnings
an
Oil
addition
board
$2.33
share
per
for
during
3,801,549
shares,
on
1960
Royal
R.
corporation
sales,
the
for
of
as
aver¬
$227,015,721
6.8%.
the
voted
consecutive
4,039,037
was
established
dividend
and
of
sales
jet
fuels
these
of
mately 4%
fuel
oil
oil
in
the
in
day)
per
barrels
barrels
higher,
additional
an
year.—V.
1960
7%
a
42
(72.164 barrels
for
193,
1960
barrels
net
for
the
Inc.—„
disclosed
Royal
Industries
greater
$13,390,730,
income
the
on
a
two
for
4,036,614
1960
in
in
1959.
oil
crude
industry sales of motor gasoline
1961.
1960
We
anticipate
companies
than
level.
in
will
There
total
approxi¬
with
1960
Some
that
be
This
sustained
is
profit
Johnson
credits
tax
for.
the
of
should
be
in
3%
a
residual
1960
the
over
Net
barrels
32,974,000
barrels
production
in
increase
6%
a
35,446,000
was
sales
and
a
produced in
1959.
primarily
annual
to
shares
loss
net
of
comparison
stated.
The
increased
sales,
the
the
report
St. Louis,
cost
volume
and
in
in
as
in
stated.—V,
Period Ended Feb. 28—
of
results
before
to
$1,700,000,
revenue-
oper.
expenses,
Net
with
oil
29,027,000
production
and
gross
24,175,000
barrels
from
rev.
ry.
economy
sacrifice
to
future
has
kept
was
approximately
year-end
193,
planned
without
was
tihe
with
pace
$10,-
gross
and
Sales and
in
and
1960
at
oil
54,289,000
the
the
with
to
Btauffer
used
as
Chemical
a
raw
the» American
Co.,
of
barrels.
ning of 1960.—V. 191,
1959
barrels
sales
barrels
which
to
processed
others
31%
25,477.000
of
went
over
at
flat
a
8%
to
This
186,
80,600
offered
standing
of
Repay
Advance
real
headed
at
by
share
per
4S4.444
The
designs,
sale
by
Paine,
$288,580
$460,125
80,080
The
be
will
permit
Jackson
which
and
W.
H.
15,000
the
and
certain
of
common
sell
to
are
be
will
receive
estate
I.
streets
Scot
Scot
Lad
Lad
on
the
registration
250,000
a
variety
a
$1
underwriters
and
Inc.,
stock,
of
ance
at
&
the
begin¬
Co.,
underwriting
1500
the
company
remaining
East
the
stock,
by Hayden,
terms
under
to
are
Delaware
Corp., the company,
has
or
will
Division.
food
form
The
items
conducted
by
composed
of
cream
milk,
sour
net
the
from
proceeds
Inc.
Three
the
Co.,
Inc.)
plastic
has
toys
bank
outstanding
187,398
As
be
he
&
for
Co.
by
of
a
sale,
$650,000
of
and
under
recent
28,
1961
public
the
Inc.
shares,
covering
sales
1921,
The
term
stockholders
abo,ut
notes
in
the
the
and
Dairy
for
it
includes
to
than
loans
loan,
notes
the
had
market-j
which
will
sells
and
rotta^e
cheese,
estimated
been
be
received
'
„■
of
Net
also
in
aggregating
company's
aggregating
will
be
used
$2,000,000
acquisition
$750,000
of
A
&
the
t;p
of
were
H.
.also
remaining
retire
the
given
to
$685,000
of
outstanding
Davies presently held by Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Hall; $194,220
o
outstanding
debentures
of
Davies
presently
held
by
certain
employees of Davies; and the balance will be added to
working capital.
ye tire
According to the prospectus, Roy B. Miner,
company President, and
Hayden. Stone & Co. organized the
company with a view to attempting
to
acquire and amalgamate the businesses of Davies and
the
group
50,000
Arizona,
of
bal¬
&
stock
below,
follows:
as
18,500
whom
Blalack
for
Mining
and
&
reported
compared
both
Street
2511.
p.
consolidated
28
$12,989,002
with
figures
Inc.,
Report—
March
on
Inc.,
Co.,
Spring
192,
Corp.—Annual
zinc
1960,
1959,
company.—V.
Co.,
shares.
433
Co.,
&
&
May
5,000
Inc.
Trust
the
for
Blalack
shares;
5,000
Cruttenden,
Insurance
31,
named
including
the
in
Richmond
12
Screw-
for
1960
was
54
cj-its
a
Richmond,
The
1959
$417,939,
share
equal
in
the
controlling
a
included
net
to 50
profit
a
cents
preceding
interest
in
against
figures
purchased
from sale
of
share,
a
These
year.
which
of
was
$60,090
,
this
stock,
of
Bardon,
month
the
Mr.
of
item
Bardon
income
maintained
was
serviced
areas
disclosed
King
Mine,
structure
add
horizons
ore
Atlanta,
lead,
that
zinc,
test
indicated
tonnages
to
to
the
and
the
the
parallel
that
to
has
staff
metallurgical
technicians
research
use
in
agriculture,
plements.
Shattuck
Denn
Syndicate,
acres
in
such
has
exploration
the
of
joined
Arctic
the
by
conditioners
acquired
major
Canadian
in
Arizona
which
has
prospecting techniques. Additional
are
presently underway.
could
a
be
to
and
for
the
S.
Pan
4%
this year to
and
currently
oil
companies.
work
to
and
joined
has
Denn
test
to
company
favorably
geophysical
the
some
as
covering
major
responded
for
sup¬
opened
Shattuck
U.
from
made
plant-food
Government
a
continued
products
known
group,
concessions
and
con¬
Research is presently
Archipelagq
Canadian
company
in
normal
being
is
consultants
investigation by several of
exploration joint
venture,
another
area
has
Canadian
petroleum
object
soil
as
recently
which
the
outside
and
min¬
other
copper
been
continuing.
are
the development of new products
which
sulphur and iron content of the mill tailings.
by
ore
the
outside
on
contains
than
of
grade
mine."
this
discovered
it
ore
metals
and
of
carried
program
indicated
other
Explorations
reported
operation
toward
mineral
levels
plants
high
new
in 1959.
silver,
gold,
copper,
Arizona,
exploration
which
ratio
production.
Bardon
-a
at
the
by
Georgia,
Prescott,
and
years
structure
in
higher
King
many
underground
main
Arctic
against 1959's
a special non¬
$6,2,437,
included
drilling was conducted in
on
the
main ore
depths below the presently developed levels.
drilling," Mr. Bardon said, "confirmed the continuation of
siderably
million
anchorages
business, had
to
should
directed
100%
owns
now
devices,
construction
of
exchange
an
and
tying
which
volume
southern
vanadium,
mineralized
Mr
the
in
Iron
separate
Iron
concrete
net
$121,105,
Richmond's
said
the
"This
the
of
early
of
report that
through
$33,355.
and
structure
annual
Richmond,
the
of
Worth, Texas, and
Denn,
which
produces
Shattuck
at
in
and
net
of
manufacture
Fort
at
uranium
and
of
sales
greater
opened
used
$4,478,506
the
in
acquired,
now
shares
the
in
accessories
$4,498,927
recurring
by
leader
a
disclosed
had
company
of the remaining
outstanding shares.
other
and
President,
all
the
Richmond,
In
Davies,
approx.
acres
Inc.
and
Thomas
a
geophysical
drilling
core
.
delivered
S.
4.24
on
property,
Henderson,
agent
for
Dec.
income
1957.
75,000
86,500
securities
with
pro¬
approx.
approx.
o-onertv
—
Phoenix
common
lead
$12,969,854
include
fluid
net
by
Arizona,
Representative, have severally made a firm
from the company the number of shares of
Wheeler
of
$36,000
approx.
Denn
Co.,
butter¬
togetner with $500,000 of the
will be applied to the retirement
transaction,
$300,000
a
in-
secured
Properties
of
underwriters
as
transfer
producer
Anchor
of
175
some
extensive
Division,
$2,185,000
Products
which
processes
as
Miner
variety
a
Lad"
Division,
Dairy
is
ended
the
Roy
as
$1,500,000,
term
for
create
proceeds
for
shopping
purchase
and
Angeles,
This
sale
proppsed acquisitions,
"Scot
that
companies,
Of
or
packaged
label
of
since
1961
Division
has
business
promissory
to
Grand. Avenue sr
on
subsidiaries
been
.
class
present
filed
amendment.
January
Products
yogurt.
consideration
6%
series
predecessor
stock
the
manner;
Corp.
Properties
of
loans -><1 phnoniv
of
Harbison
eralized
111.,
through
The public offering price
supplied
in
to
shares;
3,000
shares
indicated,
Chicago,
March
on
be- offered
Stone
supermarkets.
and
Of¬
under
approxj
other
acting
company's
27,000
sales
seasonal
owns
7%.
Street,
cultured milk products, sue*
15-day
proceeds,
notes
five
and
The
Davies,
said
cream
from
sold
has
following
utilities
Shareholder
is
commitment
of
Common—
97th
SEC
to
law
packages
are
S.
H.
for
a
Grocery
customers.
in? services
milk,
a
former
which
supermarket
through
of
portfolio.
remaining-
Inc.,
which
with
common
headed
Organized
Davies'
Ethylene is
hydrocarbons by
operation
the
development
I960
of
of
amount
of which Schaper
family the
of
50
all
in open market
in formulating
and
m
Shareholders
repayment
for
sales
shares.
statement
shares
three
of
in
its
and
Ana.—
loans
to
Westminster
terms.
same
Manufacturing
Foods, Inc.—Registers
Foods,
at
1955
years
objective
Development
and
two
investment
rv>->ncn~
to
A
a
all
of
convert
13,
transactions
company's
real
Santa
bank
for
underwriter
principal
company's sale of additional
which, according to the pros¬
^he
in
shares
which
the
markets
the
indebtedness,
his
of
65,600
i\/rqv
company
past
these
Repay loan and release encumbrance
of
1960
members
to
partial
and
the
into
c'6rno"nv
P.
the
by
within
Advance
cover¬
shares, being out¬
The offering
will
through underwriters
shares
Schaper
capital
Minn.,
1961,
65,600
basis
Curtis,
5,000
and
29,
president.
granted
from
Minneapolis,
March
on
none
&
has
reduction
to
201,486 shares
as
Sales
Richfield
in"ornnr,>teH
(4)
141,943
,
addition
(93%)
or
additional
working
a
borrowings.
In
all
proceeds
to
of
Schaper,
an
manufactures
net
added
North,
SEC
the
company
H.
(formerly
assembles,
will
Avenue
stock,
Schaper
an
group
business
taxes
Scock
common
property
months
$323,170
98,938
with
the
on
Webber,
purchase
to
games.
pectus,
by
William
$10 per share
company
stock
Ottawa
common
commission.
option
an
650
a
of
1545.
(5)
$954,563
540,510
$118,662
■
will
group
into
and
was
owned
entering
S.
in
Shattuck
$863,680
234,111
statement
of
public
stock,
made
be
shares
for
of
practically
Boston
each
fractional
purchase
transfer
less
termi¬
common
for
with
close
tue
10
will
of
will
group
of
Mellon
into
lieu
In
Co.
Pa.
stock
agreement
up
$1,055,
them
1633
pp.
acquired
In
plans,
(3)
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$522,691
18,779
of
company,
over
1959.
of
stock
common
the
debenture.
the
30,
convertible
of
1982,
interest
Trust
at
or
common
all
due
$1,000
Y.,
of
time
any
First
compan"
diversified
(2)
,
1122.
registration
a.
1959.
for others,
whether
price
to
APPOINTMENT—Title
267,632
ops.
each
Pittsburgh
are
share
standby
a
at
The
properties
stallation
Los
Schaper Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Offering & Secondary
ceeds
in
1959.
by
"
pounds.
chlorinated
into
in
remained
jointly owned
,
52,258,000
amounted
processed
for
toluene
1960
1959.
increase Tof
an
day)
barrels
increased -by
production
1264.
of
Corp.,
amounted
p.
per
processed
sales
benzene
plant
day),
per
barrels
in
i960
47,733,000
refinery during
4,503,000
are
field
in
in
revenue
was
Chemical
material
$79,108,883
operating
$269,931,816
(137,814
Chemical
were
audi
$342,079,690
during
over
5.456.000
American
taxes
Federal gaso¬
with
figure
unchanged while sales of
-ethylene
oil
leaving net sales
Richfield's
petrochemical
from
$368,069,039
sold
(148,331
1960
and
to
and
products
increase
at
including state
1960
compared
as
barrels
the
compared
In
refined
barrels
in
in
gasoline
1959,
1960
processed
50.302,000
Included
in
in
9%
a
or
Crude
Federal
of
volume
revenue,
increased
and
$72,147,874
$288,960,156
barrels,
operating
taxes,
State
and
The
as
other
oil
1959.
into
of the securities
$438,063
1
gross
into
they
1961
accrued
Guaranty
N.
15,
Square,
one
Corp.
to
747.
p.
$386,294
income-
oper.
193, p.
ry.
for
Morgan
York
then,
of
them
to
tendered
been
Advance
he
performance
carefully
orders
new
1961—Month—1960
oper.
190,340
26.340,000
$1,050,275
the
1,
debentures,
with
share.
The'
all
Inc.
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
the
State of California, its original name, Zoe Development
changed to Shareno.uois
.m.
on
Dec.
3,
1958.
principal office is. located at 2.540 Huntington Drive, San Marino,
equal
was
compared
of
excess
company's
reductions
of
backlog at
Railway
in-
use
the
property
$11,853,616
outstanding.
operating
the
loss
1959,
$1,228,727
the
institution
"the
toward
firm's
a
communications
May
on
together
,
debentures
(1)
report
$752,470.
"For
to
recovery
a
turnaround
to
directed
growth."
28,038,-
was
the
Crude
31.031,000 barrels
as compared
in 1959.
1960
over
redemption
Mellon
from the sale
1960,
31,
$517,788."
therefore,
the
by
was
have
(96,847
crude oil production plus oil from Parcel "A" in
Long
"Beach was the equivalent of 79'7
of refinery runs of crude oil for the
corporation's own account in 1960.
line
the
entered
1961,
per
of
out.
said
for
missile,
subordinated
New
Until
Boston
PROCEEDS—The
.
Company
has
First
price.—V.
Calif.
1.50
$467,583
common
a
amounted
of
1960
represents,
pointed
distillate
decline
of
at
price
debenture.
balanced,
compared
1960
1,118,488
significance
years,"
income
pre-tax
ing
in
sub-assemblies
aircraft,
Inc.
the
for
underwritten
un¬
Its
2.50
the
in
be
con-
Co.,
2.50
Inc.
in
and
for
Co.,
1961.
BUSINESS—The
3.75
—
ended Dec.
year
will
.
to
Net
year.
share
per
even
Federal
and
Coast
day),
was
amounted
1960
1959,
"Of
1059.
p.
*
products.
1959.
per day)
—
Inc.
increase
13'%
a
total
Trust
tendered
per
laws
Co.,
21,600
$7.50
&
Hopkins,
and
President
shares will be
Co.
&
104.59%
made
convert
1,
transactions.
company' President,
previous
proposes
in
per
Hemisphere
net) in
22,886.000
in
barrels
Co.
&
pur¬
Silberstein,
the
3.75
7.00
Inc.,
achieved
improvement in gainings
cents
In
divi¬
.
increase
produced
&
of
a
&
debentures
shareholders.
to
the
to
filed
and
records
respectively,
production
(76.607
Western
barrels
Pacific
be expected."
oil
in
in
expected
by
remaining near the
of miscellaneous
day),
per
barrels
10%
can
crude
barrels
"increases
be
sales
sales
Gross
000
and
sales
increase
fuel
in
high
new
/
that,
can
products
Blair
Little
Co.—
Day-——
7.00
Inc.
Fen-
Co._
of
runs,
refined
product
sales
and
petrochemical
Chas.
S.
Jones
noted
in
his
letter
to
stockholders
declared
L.
com¬
by
3.75
Corp.-
Rutty &
.
refinery
President
also
Co.
R.
Sage,
the
corporate
general
William
offering
sold
be
3.75
7.00
____
&
proposed
the
total
Of
derwriting group headed by Blalack & Co., Inc., 2477
Huntington Drive, San Marino, Calif., publicly offered
40,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at
'/O
Securities
Anthony
7.00
Industries,
Sales
—V.
regular quarterly
directors
third
with
compared
as
or
to
accompanying the report.
He
common
&
statement
the
stock.
Shareholder Properties, Inc. — Class A Common
fered—Pursuant to a March 2 offering circular, an
common
Moseley
Tuckcv,
Co
&
Johnson,
mailed
on
1960,
the
Corp.—Annual Report—
ing for each period, which
production,
of
to
1274.
p.
substantial
of $9,increase
Richfield reports net earnings in the annual report to stockholders of
$28,719,936 for the year 1960, equal to $7.11 per share.
This compares
with net earnings of
$28,058,104, equal to $6.95 per share in 1959.
Income per share is based on the
average number of shares outstand¬
The
shares
Rothschild
The
called
conversion
a
1,
tersion
severally
price, in the
year.
$15,541,448,
the
S.
F.
&
Inc._
measures
1959,
outstanding
1959
$242,557,169
in
share,
per
3%
of
that
F.
L.
for
and
by
Bache
Broadway,
to
May
at
cents
have
Webster
&
registration
will
company,
convertible
or
140
right
on
he
offering
the
has
be
will
development
Net
sales
7.00
Pierce,
Smith
193,
$100
Royal Industries, Inc.—-Annual Report—
stated.
shares,
compared
Net
the
of
par.
;
7.00
Inc.-
&
Peabody
Lynch,
000,000,
subsidiaries
compared
as
Dart
4,013.717
age
of
to
shares
equipment,
price
1961,
Bank
May
on
stock
$10
below
Corp.
Lee Higginson
7.00
Sachs
&
ner
due
high during i960, the ninth consecutive
Justin Dart, President,
announced
on
new
a
consolidated
1960
Mr.
per
such
Stone
7.00
Co.
—
Kidder,
volume
'
and
6.9%,
of
__
Co.—
1,
York.
headed
by
debentures
shows
upon
covering
a
common
$36 principal amount of debentures
converted.
shares, payment will be made in cash.
years
'
22.50
Bonbright
May
The
adjusted
shares
the
of
filed
of
sold
components
UNDERWRITERS—The
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.—Net
of
&
&
B.
Goldman,
for
Ib22.
p.
George
Johnson
Net
Corp
to
stock
on
shares
outstanding
fields.
5(4'%
redemption
nate
per
share
as
subscription
the
at
pursuant
and
preferred
stock
named
below,
for
31
common
of
common
company
forth
corporation
outstanding
and
revenues
prior
be
by
electrical
a
National
1960,
$1.63
per
several
te
Hayden,
Meadowmoor
235,000
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
Shamrock
Dec.
additional
Union
Co.
total
low operating Schedule
aluminum industry," the two
of 1961 is expected to show
downward
a
the
and
of
very
the
idle
helpful
margins."—V. 191,
year
and
to
with
$1.54
or
31,
$27,620,527
dividends
electronic
and
Payment
-
&
J.
capacities.
a
quarter
where
exist, margins of profit follow
profit
set
of
Dec.
compared
1960
of
as
underwriters
the
subscribed
Barney
dras¬
*
cost,
at
only slight improvement in volume of shipments; however,
pick-up in business in the last three quarters of the
of
of
sells
New
domestic
porportionate
some
.highly
For
$15,000,000
shares
from
ended
Miner,
the
of
v
metropoli¬
the company
1960,
headed
data-processing
its
Rochester
ievenues
stock
and
to
Commission
100,000
stockholders.
be
at
Y.,
Counties,
counties.
31.
year
$2,642,318
the
of
$44,528,000,
Weld
important
had. been
n'r'/'**%-'•
profit
rated
and
prices
margins
previous year's
from
reflected
industry
lower
to
profit
purchased
I960
mill
brass
foreign competition,
again
moderate
a
lacilities
last
both
such
meet
and
year-end,
aluminum
"The
of
Dec.
preferred
1959.
and
and
Rochester,'N.
of
total
a
shares
1961
indebtedness
will
stockholder
to
24,
shares
registered,
shares
other
electronic
share.
per
1,640,623
Smith,
reduced
out, "was the continued in¬
which, as in 1959, jjbok 10%
held to .the
business."
realized
Revere
The
pointed
were
industry
pany's
for
in
sale
stockholders.
Merrill
imports,
forced, again
w.era,
categories.
of
they
low-priced
tically cut but imports
level
of
White,
non-ferrous
competitive
product
the
not
are
Securities
totaled
industries,
"Another
after
the
in
the
common
income
$1
percentages
as
Eastman
outstanding.
drop in sales of brass industry products.
flux
to
and
respective
mailed
Report
Annual
of
shares
been
to purchase
stock
in
13.8%.
downward
for
building
in Revere's
net
of
For
of
own
the
Exchange
certain
110,000
by
and
231,600
shares
principal
and
1961.
Rochester
Livingston
wyouung
At
1960
for
company,
will
Sealectro, located in Mamaroneck, New York, develops, manufactures,
These
proceeds
in
$14,600,000
and
operating
equal
UNDERWRITERS—The
M.
President,
service.
shares
and
debt
value
the
together with certain
shares of common
50,090
acquisitions,
t..e shareholders
48'%&of
March
on
of
retire
to
and
borrowings
purposes.
when
construction
the.Gicv
ana
of
poses,
:C.
offices
central
total
$3,018,694
effect
agreed
share on the
Kennedy,
per
James
Macfie,
A.
appearing
totaled
of
executives
the
demand
$2.71
to
outstanding,
in
reported
have
term
aemand
construction
for
cash
proposed
dissolution)
about
Securities
offering
pany
applied by Rochester
operating
Monroe
corporation
the
number
Boston
'/P
drop
a
stock
Charles
and
for
syndicate
about
communities.
23.
2,668,950
1959,
Board,
equal
$7,288,554,
was
common
of
First
in
the
Sealectro Corp.—Registers Common—•
sold
will be
gross
of
oteuocn
23
other
telephones
of
for
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
Copper & Brass Inc.—Annual Report—
Chairman
in
number
same
par
Revere
by
$6,000,000
compeur.cn.
Ontario,
operates
$25,864,501
agree¬
area.—V.
Mountain
or
This
24, 1961. The
April 10, 1961.
on
company's
for
telephone
including
1,367,186
on
dividends
Tejon
company's
development
the
around
expenditures
without
31
company
the
'
'
.
in
of
joint
a
share
one
March
on
sale
1961
be
independent
area,
and
income
net
share
of
of
par:
and
to
the
$15,219,080
gross
serves
304,251
the
year
from
of
1960
spent
total
company
area
had
ex¬
increased
said
President,
of
rate
•'
Genesee,
of
The
1960
tan
for
in
expected
aajacent
parts
in
sales
repayment
company
Telephone
1959.
gasoline
the
at
proceeds from
made
are
BUSINESS—An
year.
capital
unexplored
just
948.
p.
for
natural
in
Tully,
on
on
has
to
banks
anticipates
year.
will
scheduled
ment
cents
share
in
$602,214
,equal to 34
a
share on 1,241,109
Cash flow was $1.74
1959.
shares
common
they contributed,
and
of
employees,, and
stocx
common
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
completion of this offering. Tne 185,000.shares issued to the Meadow¬
moor
companies will represent about 38% of tne total shares to be
outstanding.
'
Corp.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
received.
are
crude prices
of 1,266,837
basis
earnings
previous
working
the
49
and
acquiring
high
report,
Properties,
the
4-±2,051
•
PROCEEDS—The
profit
net
of
depressed
On
in
to
a
gas
$1,135,208
in
and
$2.24
oil,
in
spent
all-time
emphasis
outstanding,
showed
profit
a
to
aue
industry.
outstanding
of
than
with
was
the
compared
versus
company
an
the
as
share
lower
ploration
in
shares
net
7 \'i %
with
1960
of
1960
for
Reserve's
was
decline
shares
of
stockholders
to
compared
as
The
prevailing
number
average
per
$425,933,
year.
costs
$1,486,720
202,589
shares held of record
borrowings
report
$1,146,490
207,3o2
Corp. will underwrite the offering.
from
Davies
.
$50,000
conclusion
their
public
204.
p.
Co.—Annual Report—
annual
number
share in
average
cents
be
to
Gas
&
company's
$725,556
139,873
offering will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST)
A group of investment firms headed
mortgage
a
the
Davies,
the
companies hafter
with
Telephone
Reserve
The
2,739,752
$6?8,969
ops.
1122.
each five
a
5Vz%
to
ry.
income-.
p.
2,717,056
1,340,083%
of
At
Stone,
$4,226,472
of
from
193,
employees
$3,863,546
.
1971
of
1,327,853
$2,065,639
stock.
additional
addi¬
12,000
subsidiary of Renwell Electronic Corp., executed
of
the plant in the sum of $170,000 due
payable to Hadley Falls Trust Co. in monthly install¬
$1,845.01 beginning April 1, 1961, which includes interest at
18
expenses
of Meadowmoor companies;
RR.—Earnings
1961—2-Mos.—1960
holders—The corporation is issuing to its common stock¬
holders rights to subscribe at $24.25 per share for 273,437
pursuant
construction
.Jan.
oper.
oper.
I
accordance
issued
.
note
a
$1,966,822
Rochester Telephone
that
standing.
§Ren
revenue-
rev.
—V.
plap.
including 31,500 additional shares
the
oper.
ry.
Potomac
&
1961—Month—1960
1300,000 shs.
install¬
___
amount
restricted
Railway
Railway
Outstanding-
,
"1,000,000 shs.
Jan.
monthly
$1,845.01
this
a
tNot
to
of
cent
$170,000
payable
ments
With
of
sum
1971,
(1
Fredericksburg
Period Ended Feb. 28—•
CAPITALIZATION
.
Shattuck
of
silver
mean
Denn
in
increased
"Various
or
no
States,"
he
In
pared
1960
produced
and
gold
effort
stock
rise
Mr.
offset
the
have
been
ounces
in
the
Bardon
much
been
made
to
of
gold
price
and
of
796,809
these
would
T*
publicized
proposed
revive
ounces
metals
said.
drain
but,
gold
the
on
U.
S.
strangely enough,
in the United
mining
said.
United
with
to
has
24,263
any
revenues,
measures
Government
little
1960,
,
States
4,650,000
mines
ounces
produced
in
1,705,000
1910.—V.
189,
p.
ounces
of
gold com¬
1134.
Continued,
on
page
49
(1455)
V' C"
Name of
Falstaff
Dividend
announcements" lire
In The
tables.
nounced
first
in-two
grouped
indicate
we
separate
dividends an¬
the
ail
during the'current week. Then
6%-.
^' " .Class
'•
"•
,*./•'•' /..
.....
of Company
'
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Air
-
aiviuenu)___"_II_____
'
preterred .A (quar,
All American Lile. & Casualty
^
o%
American
Can
American
Distilling
Furniture
uo.
American
Home
American
5-25
4-27
4-17
'5c'5-15
14
of
tneir
at
4-29
stock
a
American
lando,
American
Natural
American
President
A
Class
Gas
B
1
7
.
f.
.
,
'
•
■
-
$1
•
4- 7
4-14L
4- 4
*
15c
4-25
(quar.).—__
$1.25
6-20
$1.25
9-20
-non-cumulative
$1.25
12-20
$1.75
4-29
Smelting
preferred
American
Thread,
Post
Anchor
&
preferred
5%
Inc.
Products,
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Fertilizer
Armstrong
Artesian
Associated
7%
Fund,
from
(quar.)
B
1
5-
1":,-
4-14
Topeka
6-12
6-
1
1
4-
Fe
5%
-
y
Baltimore
b'Va%
-
■
4-
1
6-
1
;4-28
of
Paint
&
Hart,
Bank
of
Basic
4-
4- 6
7
1
3-15
3-30
3-23
4V2%
Bathurst
Power
Cigs&. A
Belmont
Borax
&
Holyoke
(Holdings),
American
Briggs-Weaver
5-4
5-
1
ordinary
4-14
3-31
2- 2
$0,031
loC
5-15
r5-15
4-14
3-31
iquar.)__
X-V;- X'lx-'
■'
25c
^
:"•
td'' ap^
''
---■50%
!
•".
class
L
A
10c
—
Castings
(quar.)
4-
1
1
C-E-I-R,
class
A
class
and
(Two-for-one stock
Ray
Bakeries
California
Portland
Campbell
Soup Co.
Canadian
Vickers,
Cement
Caterpillar
4.20%
Cedar
(quar.)__'
50c
4-29
t20c
4-15
4-
25c
5-10
5-10
4-20
3-31
Coal
Central
Hudson
Cletrac
3-17
(quar.)
beneficial
interest-
12c
20c
Corp.
&
.
4-20
$1.05
.
4-13
-
Instruments Corp
Central
>
■
4-
____.
common
"•
3
Coke
Corp.
(s-a>_
Electric
&
Cleveland
41/2%
Electric
50c
5-
1
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Illuminating,
preferred
5-
1
4-10
4-29
4-10
45c
common
$1.12
(quar.)
Energy Shares
Commercial
Banking
Commercial
Credit
(from
Corp.
dividend
capital
(quar.)_T
15'c
—
5-15
7-
2oc
gains)
&
subject
to stockholders
1
4-28
(From
World
4-
3
100%
Conn
(C.
7%
G.),
Ltd.,
preferred
Consolidated
7c
at
pfd.
6%
this
5-
1
4-
4-25
4-
1st. preference
Consolidated
Shares
split
Natural
>
-
Consolidated
Royalites,
Participating
Continental
Aviation
Motors
Coronation
5-15
&
(quar.)—
8c
Crown
Seal* Ltd.
Davidson-Boutell
Co.,
No
&
6%
Co.
/_
(quar.)_!
_!_■
Producers
4-15
4-
Producing Properties,
6-
1
7
4-24
5-
4-
62c
5-
&
Power
Light
1
to
March
of
Canada,
Ducommun
4-15
3-29
Republic
Republic
Supply
4-
1
3-20
4-28
4-14
Rhode
3-20
Rockwood
3-31
3-20
Ronson
be
Class
4-
7
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
31 Vic
5-
1
6
3-31
common
.
4-20
3-31
.
3-
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7
4-25
4-
Bryant,
nua!
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:
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'
'
.V-
-
will
vote
on
'
.
v.
V
the
at
May
15c
4-25
5.%
preferred
A
(quar.)_L—'__
31 Vic
4-25
4-14
5%.
preferred
B
(quar.)—-___.
31 Vic
4-25
4-10
4-15
4-
&
Tire
&
Northrup
15c
Corp._.
Co.,
(quar.)_I__
common
3-14
Leetronics,
5-
1
4-10
Lenoir
5-
1
4-26
Leslie
5-15
4-15
Liberty Insurance Co. of Texas (Fort Worth)
4-
1
3-15
Inc.
Stores,"Inc.
Lynch
Corp.
Lynchburg
1
4-21
40c
4-20
4-10
4%
15c
4-
1
3-22
____—
'
5-
1
3-14
Majestic
4-
Manhattan
4-29
5-
9
Macy
4-14
Industries.-Ltd.
(s-a).
4
4-14
(Payment
4-10
expenses
amount
share)
4
5-
4-17
4-15
3-31
Magnesia Talc
$1.50
3-31
3-24
20c
(quar. V_'_L__7L-__LL^_
4-14
4-
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7
-•4.36%
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4-
$12y2c
7-21
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3-31
3-10
4%."
4-28
6-23
6-
4-25
4-15
$1.06Vi
5-
1
4-
7
$1
5-
1
4-
7
8c
4-
3
3-31
1
4-26
4-14
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4-26
•4-14
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$1.50
4-10
3-sr
5-t 1
4-14
4-
1
3-28
7Qc
4-
1.
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(quar.)____-_'___'___--*_j—
--
Montana
River
Failkill
(quarJ-T;—117_—L
Printing
Company,
Trust
National
6%
(Mass.)
Bank
&
conv." pfd.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—.*_
N.
Y:.»
,
$6
(quar.
4-30
4-14
5-
1
4-20
S1.C9
5-
1'
$1.14
5-
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(quar.
5c
.__
5-16
5-
1
4-14
63%c
5-
1
4-14
$1.22 V2
H
Pipe Line—
__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$5.70 preferred (quar.)
—
$5.96 preferred
(quar.)
^
Tropical Gas, $5.24 preferred (s-a)
—
6% preferred (s-a)
—-——
$6.25 preferred-(s-aU
—
Twentieth Century Income Investors——ii
Ltd.,
Unilever,
.'—^
1
25c
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Y.)
(N.
4-14
5-
1
$1.40
5-
1
4-14
$1.42 Va
5-
1
4-14
$1.49
5-
1
4-14
$2.62
4-30
4-14
$3.00
4-30
4-14
4-30
4-14
3-31
3-11
$3.13
,
•
6 VaC
-
-
3-30
71 Vic
'(quar.
Power
Co.,
$4.20
Moore
(quar.)__
•
4-15
share.
of
(Payment
4-15
"
7
payment
(final)^-
ordinary
three shillings 1.2 pence per
After British income tax and
to'
dividend
depositary
for
penses
amount
Corp.* Ltd.,
common
pfd.
$1.05
___'__1—___
(quar.)
,
(quar.—."i
7%
(qpar.-
A
preference B
Royal
Dairies,
Ltd;
5-
I
$1.50
(quar.)
7%, preferred
/
5-
1
+20c:
+$1.75
+$1.75
,/
(stock, dividend)%
100' held)*
,;_j.—*.
-(Three-shares_common for each
•Movielab. Film
Laboratories,
about
$0,256
per
class'A
(quar.)
r.'.-10b
|
4-12
-
Union
4-12
Oil
;
Co.
of
'
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California
m--r..
-
ex-
will
depositary
__ ,
■
Bank
&
7-
3
6-
2
United
Pacific Corp.. (qimn)-__—
7-
3
6-
2
United
States'Shoe
7-
3
6-
2
U.
S.
Corp.- f nuar.„
20% stock
date WilF he
approved-
a
dend;'
4-25
1
Distribution
mined
3-31.
5-
N.'
Y.)
(quar.)
4-10.
3-31
3-10
35c
4-17'
4-17
4-10
20c
4-29
4-
,4'v
7
Life Insurance Co. of Near Yorkr—
Stockholders
4-15
4-14
5-10
10c
after, approval by
divi¬
*
surance
Department.
'
the
State-Iri- '1
-
Trustv. '
.
(Albany,
5-22
50C
*
(quar.)^
^
National -Commercial
'3-30
4-14
IVic
5-16
6-
$1.14
1
$2.55
4-14
4-30
7
5-16
6-
$4.90
3-21
4-30
4-
1
5-
Trust
$5.60
Light—e
.
)'__"_______1_
3-31
25c
-
6-
5-16
&
Common
3-21
20c
___
4-28
■
20c
Bank
Trade
4-18
3-31
(quar.)__'__
preferred ' (quar.)—
Containers;, Ltd. (Class A
at this time)'-'
"
preferred
Mount
Trust
.
(Poughkeepsie,
,
4-28
$4.51
Y.)____
(quar.)
(liquidating!
'
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Textile
Fairbanks
(quar.)
4-29
5-31
{40c
17Vac
(quar.)
common
1
10c
4-13
30c
$1.75
—L__
Esquire, Inc.. (stock dividend')__r___L__
Eversharp, Inc., comrpoiv. (quar.i _—-
Fabien
Co.,
3%
omitted
6-22
10c
_____—*_
(quar.)
4.56%
Modern
"
4-12
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
4.56%' "preferred
(quar.)
"
t
Economics Laboratory, Inc. (quar.
Eichler Homes, Inc. (quar.)_:—L
5-
_
preferred
$1.06 V*
'
preferred
3-31
25c
1
7
of 10 pesos per share.
After"
for depositary, dividend will
about
$0.79 per
depositary
4V'4%
-
5-31
7%; pfd. (quar.)
{$1.75
pfd. (quar.L_—{$1
4-14
4.25 %>
27Vic
(quar.)
&
4-28
1
Non-
&
4-10
5-
17V2c
(N.
4
Power
4-
4-25
18.1%
Company
4-15
1
—
4
Copper
3-18
5-15
(annual)
4-
Eastern
preferred
pfd.
4-
Meyercord
4-
$1.06 V*
37Vic
—
4-14
Miami
1
5-
to
Instruments,
Texas
5
5-
5-15
20c
Bearer
4-
5r 15
20c
4-28
1
A.,
Edison
$10c
6-15
S.
Mexico
Toledo
dividend
B
8
4-
2 %
shares—
Texaco
McGregor'-Donigei4, Inc., class A
4%;
5%.
de
5-
Mayer
Class
4-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
Freight,
E.
3-15
4-28
(quar.)__
4-12
2
12 VaC
(quar.)
Inc.
M.
1
5-15
common
4-10
5-
10c
2
dividend)—_-.
Co.,.Inc,
4-28
4-25
35c
6-
(increased-quar.):___
Insurance
&
5-26
time).
(quar.),
4-
5-15
(Oscar)
9
4-10
Co.
Rubber
10c
Specialties—
Stock
3-15
6-
20c
—
"_____—40c
5-31
:
2
7 VaC
(1959)
(qu-ar.)'
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
+10c
■
-
4-14'
4-
25c
payment omitted at this
4%
"f50c
Ltd. fs-a)--_'_
1
37 VaC
5-15
preferred B
(quar.)
(Joseph) Inc., 8% pfd.
Life
5-
10c
—
60c
4%%
3-31
15c
:—
4- .1
(quar.)
& Co.,
H.)
(R.
4-29
4-15
(quar.)
3-31
Magnin
4-
$1.19
3-31
5-15
(quar.)—
7
(quar.)
(stock
Gas
4-10
20c
(quar.)
4-10
5c
(quar.)
Lighting
Island
Long
lCc
—
(quar.)—
Co.
'6-15
L_L
(quar.)
Co.
,_L_.—'
L__
(quar.)__
4-10
—
—25c
(s-a)___
Finance
Salt
4-29
4-10
preferred (initial)
Products (initial quar.)——
native
4-10
4-28
Rubber
1
1
Milk
Telefonos
Leeds
$1.50
:______7_—__
Bakeries, Ltd.,
Equity. Fund,
I.
T.
Lee
3-25
55-
dividend
Swank,
7
1
21c
—
&
4-12
3-23
.
$1.25
15 .an¬
three-for-
7
$1.50
(quar.)
common
—
Stores
1
1
4-
27 VaC
—
Co.,
54-
/——
(quar.)
California
conv.
Stock
Swan
3-31
7
(quar.)„
common
(quar.)
Company
of
40c
40c
—
Corp.
Bros.
4-18
4-
4-
12%
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—
5
'
'.
4-19
Co., Ltd. ordinary—
tax and expenses for
Power,
Drug
(J. P.)
$5
4-28
4-14
5-15
will
(quar.)
preferred
Sunbury
;;
proposed
a
income
Container Corp.
Strolee
to
10c
4-30
Co.
Sterchi
.
4-14
split
Distribution
Realty
1st
Stanray
time.
recently
4-14
4-30
March 29.
Nevada
Stone
4-
4-
4-30
(Hartford)
Telephone
(quar.)_„
Mfg.
Penn
$5
4-14
4-15
two-for-one
a
shares.
Corp.
(A. O.)
Southwestern
Inc.—
meeting
British
Stevens
4-28
4
4-10
.later than -April 20 to hold¬
record
Southern
4
50c
(reduced)
■'
...
3
$1
—
preferred
4
three-
this
at
changed
3
Co—
Power
approved
no
(Common
omitted
4-
20c
—
&
,
(quar.)____
(name
4-14
4-24
Power Co.—
Southern
7
4-
50c
payment
3-27
{ 33 Vb c
(quar.)
Water
Manufacturing
Stephan
Co
Stores
1
4-25
6%c
——j'J—__—_
common__.:_—_
—--—-—----
common
of
Smyth
meet-
a
4-
depositary. Payment will amount to about
$1:96 per depositary share)..
3-17
1
4-25
Inc.,
(quar.)
5'/2%■
! •
t75c
Eastern
Ltd.
-ii—
Pacific
(Less
4-10
4-
+20c
Ltd.,
Power,
A
Singer
directors'
on
3-24
4-14
15c
(quar.)
2.
i
Stockholders
3-23
(quar.)__
;
..
Co.
1
1
15c
class A (quar.)
Banknote Co. (quar.)
(Washington, D. C.)—
__
preferred
Sierra
ordinary
a
45-
$1.25
(quar.)_
^
Latz,
&
B
Class
3-22
3-24
10c
on
A
4-10
4-25
$3
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
3-13
40c
4-14
9c
$.075
June
on
basis.
Paper
5%
5-18
4-28
3-27
15c
(reduced)
Protective
4-19
4-14
—
30c
income
6%c
Manufacturing
(Calif.)
1
5-15
7 Vac
Co.
1
6-
4-28
4%
4-14
1
4-
'
(quar.)
special
5■
40c
Mills
Co.,
Shawinigan
4-10
1
5-
15c
,
B
ing to be held
(quar.)
4-14
4-28
5c
10c
4-10
371/2c
i_
a
(quar.)
Ltd.,
ers
Co.___
at
Y.
4-
Smith
vote
>
of
4-15
South
will
Co.
4'-24
1—
(initial )_j___,
Stockholders
7
5-1
3-30
55c
;
pfd.
passed
i
{20c
Class
15c
4%
payment
N.
(quar.)
&
Seligman
51c
(quar.)
4-
1
111 **$.015
B
Scarfe
Inc.—
A
5-
37 Vac
5%
Co.,
made
Baking Co.,
1
3-20
Security Columbian
to
be
class
5-
4-14
30c
of
Rice
&
4-10
Inc.,
5
5-15
pfd. (accum.)
Corp.
1
Farm
4-
25c
Sampson-Miller Associated Co., com.
.
rets,
4-14
4-15
30c
Trust
Electric
Island
Brand
3-31
(quar.)_________
dep.
4-28
$1.25
:
Inc., 6%
Corp.
Owl Stores
5-
American
4-14
$1.06'A
(quar.)_
dividend
58:?4C
Manufacturing
3-31
4-28
Graphics
Stock
the
A
4-14
$1.37 Va
(common
Red
Realty Equities
split
effective
investment
4-10
5-
—
pfd.
Investment
of
net
4-20
1
(s-a)
Quarterly
(Mass.
4-10
4-20
(increased)
Security Storage
Inc.
4-10
3-28
80c
time)
Estate
America
4-10
Mississippi
Kootenay
this
at
preferred, (quar.)__
Cars,
Oil
1
6
4-27
12 Vac
J. )
;
Alexander,- Inc.
Cotton
.
:___Li____—+933/ic
Supply
(quar.)
25c
&
&
$1.37Vi
28;
(N.
54-
87 VaC
;
Bank
(Del.)—
Light, $5
3-28
4-28
(quar.)_
Metals
Gas
5-18
50c
to
5-
30c
(quar.)
River
value
7
75c
National
preferred
4-28
(quar.)
from
Co.
4-14
4-28
(qUar.)L"J-•'
Ltd.,
K.)
4-10
Stockholders
.
'
preferred
(H.
1
15c
Par
3-31
$1.17
(quar.)
5-15
__'
4-
4-14
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
Building
State
Cordage
15c
two-for-one
pfd.
(quar.)_
5
4-12
30c
Engineering Works',
Pont
preferred
$1.25
common
Mill,
S.80%
common
$1.25
(initial)
4-28
25c
(quar.)
Finance
1
4-17
(quar.)—______
Co.
Electrohome
7Vi'j'r,
preferred
Reading Company
Co.—
a
25c
(Cedarhurst)—
—
Company,
1
Head
Bank
preferred
4-10
4-17
J__
(quar.)_
4-10
Real
Mortgage,
Co.,
"
Co.
5-22
5-22
75c
;;
^
payment
"
4!A%
Inspec¬
(quar.)
v
7
4-10
Portland
stock
&
*
5V2%
5
30c
(initial)
3-30
4-10
1
5c
(quar.)
Company
Mfg
Dominion
Fall
4-15
'
-dividend
'
National
Transcontinental
Dominion
'
5-
1
5c
pfdL (quar.)______
Bridge,' Ltd.
Emco,
3-28
12Vic
25c
1
_i
(quar.)
Dominion
'
4-17
25c
7!,2C
,____
'
(quar.)____—.___.——
A
Nut
Delaware
East
3-28
(quar.).:
A
stock.
•'
Co.—
Lucky
preferred
Decker
Du
5-15
4-17
3-30
4-14
1
5-
•
taken on quarterly common divi¬
usually declared at this time.
Vilbiss
Dean
6-
Chemical Coatings—
434%
De
Porter
4-14
1
5-
5-15
action
dend
6-26
(quar. )
approved
record
50c
1
5-
Common
Daystrom, Inc.—
DeSoto
7-10
'
&
pfd.
7>
4-
5-
$3.50
J15c
Co.
(quar.)
Milner & Co. (quar.)
&
Plymouth
15c
Corp., Ltd
Investment Fund
Cork
Plainfield Trust
5-25
10c
Hinds
Crowley
4-26
6-10
25c
Link-Belt
Crouse
5-10
.
10c
Corp._L
Engineering
Corp
■
3-28'
4-24
5-
53Vic
Kobacker
3-23
4'-
4-4-
$1
_____„
$1.10
4.68%
two stock split.
Credit
Counselors
——
3-10
$1.07 Va
55Vic
Inc.—
preferred
Continental
—
57V2c
3-31
4-15
(quar.)
52'/2c
Lane
______
4-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Kostin
(quar.)
4-28
1
preferred
(quar.
for-one
3-24
6-15
4-10
25c
___
(special)
=._—
(quar.)
class
Securities,
;
Co.
Pittston
&
preferred
Class
Corp.—
Gas
Pittsburgh
5-23
i
Mortgage .(Bridgeport)
3-24
5
3-24-
5-
4.40%-' preferred
Kay Jewelry Stores—
5
4-
{$1
20-for-l
Consolidated
4-10
6-12
Davis
Initial.
6
4-
(s-ai
Financial
Co.
proposal to split the
$1.50
(quar.)
Standard
3-24
4-10
10c
(s-a>_l__
on
time.
preferred
5
$1.75
A
5%
Material
preferred
Jostens
time)
(quar.)
Diversified
4-10
4-21
taken
this
4.30%
(quar.)
preferred
Power
of
Power
"
Ltd.,
5%
common
Kalamazoo
omitted
4-25
•
action
at
preferred
Joy
income)__:
payment
4-21
.
(quar.)
Insurance
Bearing
Finance
Jersey
6
Comptometer Corp.—
(Common
5-10
25c
(quar.)
Mutual,
3-30
3-24
1
'
50c
Light
Field
Power
Jaguar
Fund—
investment
4-30
.
No
Company—
Jacobsen
4-20
6-
1
4-
Co.' of Cen¬
Packard-Bell Electronic Corp.—
4.42%
ap¬
—
Stock
5-15
60c
Marx
Co.—
proval
Commonwealth
Parke
Pennsylvania
i
;
4.26%
;
Stock
7-25
(quar.)
Boiler
&
&
Oil
Quarterly
7
Terminals
4-25
;
(quar.)
Investors
4-
.
Colonial
Coast
5-15
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)___
$1.50 preferred
(quar. )_____v____________.
Industrial Plywood, 6%
preferred
4
15c
Gas
Pacixic
50c
common
&
Trust
Fisheries
8-15
monthly)
Investors
4-21
4-
5-1
•>.
—
&
Ltd._;
Co.,
American
7-25
(quar.)
the
Indian
Trust—
of
Sugar
Pacific
i
4.70%
>
;
3-31
4-11
7-'
25c
(quar.)
7-25
iquar.)
class
Ball
Illinois
3-23
4-17
7 $1.25
<
iquar.)__
Field
Point
4-iO
Paaunau
Bank
25c
changed from $2.50
Ideal
.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Certificates
Cenco
Ltd.
1
Y.
N.
4.20%.
4- -7
10c
(quar.»__
Tractor
3-15
3-15
split subject to approval
of stockholders May 3.
4-20
—
L_
3-15
25c
—
Welders—
National
10c
.
Corp.,
Two-for-one
B—
split)^____
(quar.)■
4-
2 DC
-
Rubber
lOc
Power
4.08%.
Cal
......
K.
Oneida
19c
tquar.)_l
Steel
holders
3-17
5-
3-31
4-15
50c
1
Phila-delphia Electric Co.,
(increased
Co.,
Stockholders
3-17
1
5-15"
4-15
t27 VaC
(quar.)_
L_
Steel & Wire "(quar.)
;
j'.
; 1
'
)V v.'
7-25
(quar.)
America,
Light
Idaho
25c
____—
1
1
5-
7'/aC
Water
of
3-30
4-
4
4-20
18c
{27 Vac
;
33c
preferred (quar.)
5Vi% preferred (quar.)__
v
-7L"
10c
Steel
.
3-28
5-30
of
Hubinger
diVitldnd'1 Subject'
(stock
(quar.)_____"
B
8-15
5%
3-20
pfd.
B
Buckeye
i
.7 5- 1
$1
,
;_____
A
8-15
(quar.)
Powder,
Houston
5-1
:_L—-,y:f; 15c
(quar.)_____—JL*.—n-,S\
50c
4-
40c
-
(quar.)__^
8-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Home
S
proval)
Broughton's Farm Dairy,
Class
4-14
6-1
50c
deferred
Machinery,
Oxygen—
Ordinary
4-28
{50c
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic
British
28V#c
—
Ltd.—
Extra
■
4-14
_
receipts
aep.
Bourjois, Inc.
4-28
4-10
5-10
2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
8c
Steam
Co.
Hoover
;—1—LL
Works
Iron
30c
Ltd.—
Paper,
(quar.)
4-
4-
;
8c
Hermetic
45c
(quar.)—
4-
A
Engineering, class
32Vic
___^
Brace
Hercules
tion
Hat
Corp.," common (quar.)—.—
convertible preferred A (quar.)__—
4-14
32Vic
i.
(quar.)
Electric
4-14
32VaC
preterence
Nortnwescern
to stockholders ap¬
Co.
common
Hartford
Products
Delaware
4-29
class A
A
preference
6-15
._25c
Brick
Schaffner
4-28
,
—
5-15
6-30
1
4-14
Telephone, Ltd.—
Northwest
Class
5-
$1,50
L.„
(quar.)
&
preferred
6c
(,quar.)_
4-15
5-31
30c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Brothers
Hartford
Chemical—
preferred
1st
4-30
4-14
25c
(quar.)
5Vi %
-
3-22
3-31
1
12 Vac
!____
Florida—
subject
preferred
55c
•.
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
5 Va %
4-
3-31
tral
Corp.—
Harcourt,
3-27
30c
(quar.)—
.
Inc.
4-
4-15 *
8c
(quar.)
■
Industries,
4-15 "
«c
-J
(initial quar.)_____
Shale
A
$2.40
Axe-Houghton Fund "B".
B-I-F
4-.
Powdrell
from
2 3/10c
Ry.
4-15
4-17
1
5-
(quar.)___„
Florida Telepnone, class
Pittsburgh Telephone Co.
Northern
4-
4-12
"
'
American
1
5-
L_
North
ioc
Nugget, Inc. (quar.)
Pumps, Inc., common
Gould
Halle
Santa
3
100%
Alden
Golden
3-31
433Ac
income______
&
4-
"
$1
•
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Monthly
3-31
4-15
15c
(initial)
$0,013
.
-
"'35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Norcn
8c
(quar;
B
dividend
Class
4-21
8c
;
'
(quar.)____:.
Products Corp.—
Monthly
'
gains plus
4-20
Co.
Co."
5-
5c
Inc.
Glickman
6- 2
3
Inc.—
captal
1
"
(quar.)__
preferred
Glen-Gery
5-31
6-22
4-
{$1.37'/2
(quar.;
Spring
Norfoia & Western Ry.—
4%
adjusted preierred
.
"
5c
4-
3c
(quar.)
Gladding McBean
7
5c
Co
preferred
investment
net
Atchison,
7-
4-
25c
.
Chemical
&
Paint & Varnish
Water,
$0,010
pfd.
(A.
No-Sag
4-17
lac
proval
12-11-
$49
(quar.)______—
(liquidating)
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., 5V2%
Applied Arts Corp.l___j._-—
Arizona
12V2C
(s-a)__
Nielsen
3-17
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•
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:
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(monthly )_"_I_'__"_""r" *
!______
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Go.
preferred
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(quar.)!_____—.__
3-17
C.)
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;
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Co.__^__
4-15
26c, t,
t
(s-a)__
r
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preierred
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9-11
5'/<
Cloth
5c
A
(s-a)
A (quar.32Vic
(initial-quar.)
•
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B
preierred
Genisco,
6-12
(quar.)
Wire
4-19
(Omaha)—
preierred
$1.32
4- 4:,
non-cumulative preferred
7%
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Mills,
'"$i;3o
4-25
Y
1
6-15
9c
pid.
A
-
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5-
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*
(quar.)_l__l."___Il___
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J.)
&
4-^3
'
2%
'
iquar,,)__________
Inc.
Telephone
$1.30
v
-
,
non-cumulative
preferred. (quar.)_—
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uivid.)
(montniy)_
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Geneiai
5- 9 >.
5- 1;
5%
American
A
$1.25
—
(stock
"j_"
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/
75c
—
preferred
3
Bank
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N.
Gas
5-
30c
.
.
-,
5'%
_.
quar.)___
(quar.)_______
4-
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2oc
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5%
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(quar. )
Community
Bedford
-
Share
'
Ltd.—
Lines,
(quar.)
J.)
(s-a)_l__^
Gamble-Skogmo,
Gate
75c
(increased
N
(quar.)
5%
Inc.,
a. (monthly)
General
.
(Or—i__
4-18
of Company
(Rutherford,
O.
Tj
4-14i
.
.
split."
or
dividend)
Utilities
&
Line,
Restaurants
Class
■
on
April
desirability
"the
distribution
(stock
5- 1
3uc
meeting
Independent Reinsurance
Fla.)
Class
next
monthly)—
!
consider
will
15
or
New
4-21"'
25c
:___
Hospital Supply—
vDirectors
B
LCiass
4-5
'
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Bureau
Futterinan'Corp., "class"
.v''"
50c
6-16
4-18
$35c
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(quar.)__"__
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4-21
1
i
'
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4"-i8'
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____.—•—
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(quar.)
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FriScn's
: 6%
(quar.)l_A_—
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4-15
'
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National
5-1
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Flying
4-17
1
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12VdC
(quar.)—____________
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Trunk. Line Ltd.—
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f
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Per
Name
4-10
5-
:__*___ll__;_' - ;;
Florida
Holders
6-26'v'v
v
Pennsylvania
Camden-National Bank
First
'
Products
Alaska. Airlines
When
Payable
.(quar.'^15c
Industries
Connol
Pcrv
Share
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Name
of
4-24
'
First
.
;; "
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
*
30c
(quaf.)
Extra
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,
135c"
'preierred : (quar.)
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Share
32Vic
<quar;)__
common
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a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
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payment date."
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v
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follow with
we
Company
Brewing
:
11
"
.
35c
4-15
4-
3
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
(s-a)___——i
3-
12
(1456)
The
Per
Name
\alue
Line
i.4c
fiom
Fund,
bcocK
Velvet
aividend
von
20c
—
5-
1
6-19
4%
4-jl /
preierred
4.75%
preferred
3-30
3-21
3.75%
-
Sugar
Vallingford
Warner
Warner
"Warren
Bros,
King
(Conn.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Life
4-
1
Increased
4-15
25c
4-13
—
22V2c
preferred
C
(quar.)
this
at
4-
4-17
4-
4
5-
1
4-10
Atlas
5-15
26V4C
.
3-31
Ayres
(L.
Stores,
(Win.),
Monthly
Led.,
class
5-
4'/a%
1
$7VaC
4-15
4-
$20c
4-30
4-
3
—
25c
5-
1
4-20
Badger
25c
6-
1
5-19
1
6-20
—•
York
County
_
25c
-
—
Machine
Gas
Below
8-
1
25c
ciends
the
not yet
announced
dividends
4-28
6%
4-14
1
:'
in
SI.20
pref.
Corp.
Benbow
Advance
A.ffiliated
(From
Air
net
Class
A
Class
on
given
in
4%
the
Class
A
Class
B
_!
Alabama
Class
Corp.,
4%
4'/a%
Corp.,
Stock
Air.
Biltrite
American
Book
American
Cement
SI.25
class
B
Fire
!____
(quar.)
Co.
&
N.
J.)
Behlen
3-31
Belriing-Corticelli,
3-20
Bell
3-20
Beneficial
•
Telephone
4-20
3-23
Berkshire
5-16
Biederman
5-16
Biltmore
5-12
Binks
y 6-13
Class
v'
6-
1
Gas
Bird Machine
4-
3-17
Bird
4-10
Blackman
3-13
Class
4-10
3-13
4-28
4-17
Bliss
4-
3-22
Blue
5
Son
&
Co.
3-31
Boise
1
4-17
Borg-Warner
4-
3
3-17
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
4-
Cascade
Bostic
7
Concrete
Inc.,
Insurance
Ai
Co.
&
(increased
$10c
Security
C.)
&
Trust
Co.
Sugar
Refining
Co.,
(quar.).
com.
4-15
Oil,
lobacco
payment
British
3-31
free
8
3-10
positary
of
about
4-20
4-20
___'.
$4.50
Electric
pfd.
5-22
After
3-30
amount
4-27
4-
British
3-20
3
4%
preferred
Telephone,
A
Co.
B
1
7-
1
4-10
4-
3-27
shares
dividend
($0.05
of
par)
six
2nd
each
5-
income
60c.conv.
preferred
3-10
income
Burns
but
3
4-
7
3-15
470c
4-20
3-30
Burroughs Corp.
6-
1
5-10
Bush
5-
1
4-10
Byers
3-15
5-
1
Company,
5
3-
3
3-10
3-10
4-
4
3-10
5-
1
4-
7
4-15
3-15
5-
4-
1
3
M.)
3-20
California
4-14
3-31
California
4-17
4-
California
3
(C.
Company
(quar.)__:
(quar.i___
__
Power,
$3
(quar,)_.
common
Power,
pfd.
47/tOc
4-
>qaar )_
3
1
3-20
3-28
.
4-15
3-30
California
Water
60c
4-15
3-30
&
;
4-17
3-28
4-17
3-28
Telephone,
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)__
Ordinary
$1.24
preferred,
$1.25
preferred
preferred
I
(quar.)
(quar. )_■
$1.32
com.
(quar.)
payment *of'10%. After British inc.
tax
and
depositary expenses div. will
amount to
approximately $0,162 per de¬
pfd.
(quar.)
California-Western
5-17
3-27
Stock
dividend
States
!
:
Light
&
3
3-20
3-21
3-22
50c
5-
1
5-
1
3-22
5-
1
3-22
5-15
4-28
10c
div.)
10%
'
4-28
4-14
6-15
0-
—
912-
15c
(quar,)_
9-15
12-15
4-20
Power—
55c
iN. Y.),
$5
pfd.
.
Water
Co.,
4-
6
A
(quar.)___
(quar.)—!
7-
6
6
3-25
Continental
2'Y
5-
8
4-
7
Continental
5-
1
4-14
(Chicago)
Controls
Life
Co.
3-31
4-14
3-17
4-15
3-15
Corn
5-
1
4-14
of
313/4C
5-15
(Toronto)
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
(stock
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
3
5-20
4-21
7-
1
G-
2
$1.12'/a
7-
1
6-
2
7-
1
6-
2
$1
Products
Co.
Co.,
for
B
10%
4-17
3-15
3-30
7-29
4-14
3-30
(quar.)
.__
3-27
4-25
3-31
4-10
3-31
(San
Fran.)—
Crown
Zellerbach
Crush
International
American
Corp..
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
4-15
3-25
]5c
(quar.)
35c
5-
1
4-15
j5c
A
5-
1
4-15
45c
4-
3
$5c
4-15
4-
7-
fl-15
3-10
4
Sugar Co.-—
preferred
(quar.)
7",
preferred
(quar.)
Cudahy Packing Co.,
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
$1 75
$1.75
41/2%
pfd. (q\ ar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.1?''2
3
9-29
9-15
4-15
4-
3
25c
""4-
6
3-10
50c
4-
6
3-10
$2
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.);
50c
$2
Co.—
4-20
20c
8-
Five
(quar.)
non-cum.
1
4-17
1
$$1.30
each
:
class
5-
$2c
.-
;
Corp.
Increased
$2
3-31
15%
(s-a)
dividend).
Co.,'. Ltd. (quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
4- .3
31c
3
4-15
60c
(quar.)
Chemical
7%
34c
3
4-
3-31
held———
Cuban
4-21
4-
4-25
4-15
4-18
America
Cormac
3
Trust
dividend)
Craig: Bit
100
&
<__
(stock
Insurance
Photocopy
shares of
4-15
110c
Ba'nk
—
(quarterly)
Industries
7
3-14
3-
$1.13
—:
preferred (quar.)
Continental-Illinois National
10-
5
17V2c
65c
$4.52
7-29
4-
$1.04
4-27
4-20
25c
37"/2c
class
(quar.)
3-31
3-
4c
.—I'll
1.
—
(quar.)—
•
4-
c
40c
4-25
Edison
preferred
5-15
4-
51
preferred
4-15
4-
16c
Extra
10-27
75c
44-
47V2C
•
51V2C
50c
(quar.)
$4.16
33c
Ins.
4-
$50c
$4.50
3114 c
Life
3-24
4-14
$1.16
(Toronto)
common
4-14
30c
._____•
4-10
$1.31'4
:
preferred (quar.i.
Consumers Power, common
$1.50
5.08%
1
4-28
-4-14
40c
(quar.)
com.
6%
31 V4C
(quar.i
Service,
3-31
4-14
Class
20c
Co.,
Assurance
Ltd.,
1
5-
5-
f40c
3-31
(quar.)
1
Electronic Industries (quar.)—
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)_
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co
4-15
Packing
5-
45c
■__
Consolidated
4-
$1.27 Va
Water
5-15
5-15
3-13
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
4-20
4-
preferred
6%
4-20
1
1
9c
:
Machinery
(quar.)
Corp. of America
(stock
Life
1
5-
$1.25
Croset-t
California
.
5-
(quar.)
3-31
California
1
$1.25
3-31
3-16
4-
5-
2Pe"
!
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.(/____
(quar.)___
4-15
4-
6-13
31V4c
Printers, Inc.
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp., $5 pfd.
(quar.)_
4-20
1
6-30
1
City, N. J.) —
preferred
4-15
4-28
(Jersey
preferred
40c
5-
4-19
8c
Electric
Inc.
$1.90
$1.75
4-17
(quar.)
Connecticut
$ 1.17 Va
12 Vic
5-
5-16
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
62V2c
4-20
$1.25
(quar.)
5.1Q%
3
Ohio
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
1
$1.25
(Denver)
(quar.)
preferred
5c
Oregon
Co.
$2.06
15c
common
Fund
preferred
pfd.
$2.20
5c
dividend)_______
5-
$50c
Connecticut
25c
1
4
$1.25
,
Consolidated
ex¬
(quar.)
Electric
Co.
(initial)
G.),
3-31
4-17
$12 VaC
(stock
Ltd.,
$1.25
5-29
__:
4-
J50c
4-15
15c
for
5
3
5%
Trust
Shoe
$2.00
15C
deduction
5
4-
5-
87,/aC
Quarterly
Conn
8-15
4-
20c
(initial-quar.).!
Southern
Consolidated
less
1
4-15
3-10
4
4
9-
4-15
lc
30c
_
(quar.)
$12 VaC
Power,
4-15
(Final
4
4-
5-15
Ga.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.70%
Aro
•
44-
12 Vac
1
(quar.)
Co.
Service
preferred
Connac
7%
B
(payment of 7/'10ths of one cent)
Brands. Inc., 5% pfd. (accum.)___
Constable Corp.
(quar.)"__-____
share)
3-10
3-10
10 VaC
Ltd
Industries
Calgary
pre¬
(quar.)
4
1
75c
Quarterly
4
10c
(quar.)__
(Atlanta,
'____
§eries)
preferred
$12 VaC
Terminal
(1^47
Drug
Components
4-
5-10
6-
a
12V2C
—Y—
Engineering,
Confederation
4-
5-10
1
4f
1
10c
(quar.)
4.64%
9
'3-15
1
6-
40c
-
(Chicago)-—
common
'5.25%
a-
3
6-
■
$1.25
(quar.)—
:L
Gas,
common
Compo
3-21
$1
!
Trust
&
Commonwealth Edison
30c
Common
(A.
&
Commercial
4-10
4-
(.ou'mbus
New
Depositary—
4-
&
Combustion
Ltd.—
tax,
of
Oil
3
4-10
3-1$
s,
dividend
3
'
4-14
4". 3
Y.), class A
Insurance
Life
Plastics
3-
Ordinary
(final)
payment
for year end¬
ing 12-31-60 of 1 Via pence free of British
6-26
Stock
4-
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3
•
3
5-15-1
3
$1.25
annually
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
:
;_
(increased)-
6%
7-
1
4-
37.V2C
___
$1
common
Insurance
4-
will
(quar.)
Burma
Mines,
Colorado
commerce
v
4-21
•;
(N.
Bank
preferred
4-14
4
3-17
4-
8
Finance—
Colorite
$25c
4-14
5-
—
.preferred
(1946
series)
(quar.)__
preferred .1947 series)
(quar.)
Colorado
$26c
3-10
serial
Colonial
3-A"
$62C
com.
8
4-28
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred
4-14
tax.
Products,
3-10
3-10
share
Class
Ltd.
$3.50
3-30
3
coitus (quar.)
$2.04
Co.
Budget Finance Plan,
Electric,
(quar.),
Co..,
States
Increased
4-
$53c
3
4-17
Industries,
Coastal
4-21
depositary
vquar.)__
Gas
&
Colgate-Palmoliw. Co;,
4-28
$$1.19
3
3
3
Canacia—
Union
436c
Arnold
Associated Electric
a
$69c
4-
;
Equipment Corp. (quar.)Arrow-Hart & Hegcman Electric Co.
7
$56c
Forest
preferred
35c
for
6-
to
dividend
Browning-Ferris Machinery Co.
Buckeye Corp., 5% preferred A
CMP
iquar.i____L
4-5
1
$12 Vac
Bor.d
25c
A
1
7-
share )___
shilling
per
4-
456 Vic
(quar.)
class
amount
(quar.)
Columbia
Brooklyn
6-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
5-
de¬
Quarterly
4-14
471/20
Ltd.,
(stock
ferred
4-
preferred
British
3-15
430c
(quar.),
(quar.)
Company
Chemical
4-10
5%
11-30
472c
class
share,
After
Common
________
Anthes-Imperial,
3
450c
,
National
93%c
(quar.)
4-
9
9-
10c
;
City
5-15
___
(quar.)_
12-15
3-20
6-
50c
(Englewood, N. J.)
(quar.)
$20c
(quar.):
(quar.)
preferred
6-29
32V2C
Bank
Casualty Co.
3-17
$$1
preferred
T
4%
!_
dividend)
Class B
4-14
3-17
(quar.)
(resumed)
(stock
preferred
Citizens
Investing
25c
(quar.)
4 Va %
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
City
4-10
_______
per
Oil
-preferred
5-20
12 Vac
(quar.)
434%
9
4-
25e
5%
1
Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
preferred
3-20
t
6-
one
British
6-10
Mills—
(quar.)
7
20c
■.
preferred
penses
(quar.)
preferred
of
3
$1.25
__________U
50c
:
tax.
will
.14c
9-
Corp.—
preferred
4-
__;
expenses
about
6-30
15c
3-25
4-14
20c
pence
9-29
$2.25
4-15
45c
(quar.)
depositary
of
depositary
to
7
payment
free
share,
1
6-
4-15
82 Vic
3-20
-'
of
per
(final
4-10
Co.—
(s-a)
3
—
quar.)___
(quar.)
i5c
__
4-
Ordinary—
income
4-
Pacific RR.—
&
Instrument
Gas
10c
(s-a)_
dividend
exps.
7 l/10c
Ordinary
Ltd.
4-
(quar.)
preferred
22c
American
1
Ry.—
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Interim
3-31
4-15
4-
1
40c
3-20
(Mo.)—
Manufacturing (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3% % preferred
43%c
!___
(quar.).-.
Telephone &
Telegraph
3
3-28
American
3-30
5-
10c
Milling Machine, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_;
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
3
British
3-29
4-13
A
preferred
4%
4-
1
60c
4-
4%
$1
5
4-7
-
87J/2C
Cincinnati
5%
(Washing¬
(quar.i;
3-27
4-10
5-
8V3c
3-16
4-1U
1
5-
___;
3-16
4-15
15C
5-
4.16%
_i_
4-15
$ 25c
__
$1.20
5-
$1.12Vi
series
National
4%%
(quar.)_
1
4-17
pfd.
Corp.
Quarterly
preferred
6-
Western
Cotton
Cincinnati
4.78%
of
;
3-31
8-31
Brooke
quar.).
3-31
Citizens
9-15
2c
approval
4-14
5
5%
Equipment—
to
V
3-10
4-25
Zoc
21c
4-
3
25c
Brillo
$1
4-15
4-
20c
(quar.)
Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd.
50c
(quar.)______
Chromalloy
5't
4V4%
(quar.)
Paper
Chickasha
4-10
41/20
Photocopy
positary
+55c
(quar.)
4-14
3-31
4-10
3-31
4%c
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products
1
1
4-
3-10
4-27
!
(initial-quar.)
Musical
5-
••
1
3-16
1
dividend
(reduced)
5-
llTVaC
1
4 Vie
1
4-11
20c
-
(quar.)
4-10
4-10
split)
Ry.—■
preferred (quar;)
non-cum.
Chicago
87 Vac
4-10
3rl0
3-10
5-
3-31
(initial)
<quar.)_
4-15
4-15
25c
4-15
ex¬
5-
Yard
7c
17V2C
(quar.)
15c
and
5-
Stock
4-28
11-10
4-17
(Galveston,
,
5%
75c
30c
„
Common
$1.06
Bourbon
preferred
conv.
Chicago Great
(quar.i
11-30
stock
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul
preferred
12-15
3-31
5-15
9-28
(quar.)_
common
4-15
(quar.)
Inc.- (first quarter
investment income)—
New. common
4.25%
Co.,
4-20
15c
27c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_^
Chesapeake Utilities—
5-31
5V'2%
Y.)—
1
4V2%
3V-2%
6-15
Edison
Public.Service
Fund,
20c
A
1
11-30
(Los
preferred
A
5-
$1.25
25c
class
4-20
35c
$1.25
6c
Co..
4-20
1
(quar.)
—
common
1
5-
Chesapeake'& Ohio
3-28
6c
(N.
9-21
3-31
5-
35c
(quar.)
(quar. )_______
share.)
Insurance
3
4-15
$1.19
31VuC
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
5
per
income
10-
6
3-13
series A
.__
4-10
20c
9-21
5
pfd.
(quar.)
class
6-26
3
(quar.)
6
4-
pfd. series A
____
(increased
pfd.
6
4-
3-31
non-cum.
(quar.)__
Stores
4%%
4-
4-29
non-cum.
(quar.)
Corp.,
6
2 %
______
Corp.
4-
710-
4-29
4-15
Boston—
(Two-for-one
net
3-31
5%
Ltd.
com;
Bowman Products
$1.12 Va
Ccn
3-23
of
7
4-28
5%
A
new
$1.80
preferred
Food
Bostitch,
3-23
3
7c
(quar.)
Insur,
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.
5-
3V'2%
3
4-
(monthly)
Bell,
Borman
4-
1%
—-----
Merchandising Corp.
W.)
4-15
7
3-17
8%
common
(quar.)—.
A
(E.
3
Fund
4-
3-31
(interim)
(quar.)__.
5-12
3
4-
7
7c
tax
pfd.
class
Manufacturing,
5-31
20c
Ltd.,
9
6-
4-
(quar.)___„___j._______.
Hats,
A
1
Chase
4-10
-
1
depositary
per
Canada,
Furniture,
7-
4-20
income
Life
from
3-28
.■
7%
of
4-14
4-25
,
4-26
:
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
7
7 Va c
1
(quar.)
ordinary
Ltd.,
Standard
6-13
25c
'
held 1
3
3
$1.25
(quar.)
Fund—
Optical
&
4-
Co.
3-30
4-13
for depositary--.^.
Mfg.
4-
15c
preferred (quar.)
agio-Newfoundland Development,
Anvil
3-20
$1.25
.
4Vi %■
Class
3
4-28
3-31
75c
$0,029
British
1
10c
quar.)
British
_
Anglo-Canadian
Ar.sul
4-
15c
after
share
penses
4-
5-
2%
;
about
3-17
97V2C
60c conv. preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Armour
is
4-15
4-15
•
split)
Ltd.,
Group,
(Payment
Co.,
(quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining
43c
4-20
5-
4-28
20c
(quar.)
Vermont
6
3-30
25c
(quar.)-.
Pwr.
3-
25c
uentury Acceptance Corp., common
...70c preferred (quar.)
—
10-23
32V2C
_______
Pad
Quarterly
stock
(initial
Gas
A
3-
4-10
40c
(quar.)____—
Central
7 Vac
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Sugar
Kansas
6
4-
10c
f5c
3-25
+55c
(quar.)
dividend
Beecham
—
_
Fire
common
preferred
pref.
3-
37c
3-25
3-25
3-30
3-30
3
flOc
4-20
3-25
4-14
4-
common
4-20
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
common!-
investment
Quarterly
Amoskeag Co.,
A
10-23
3-27
4-20
dividend)
25c
preferred
$2.90
10-23
4-14
75c
$1.50
(quar.)
National
Common
1
1
Foundry—
Extra
$2.80
Stock
Boston
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
common
Anderson
1111-
25c
Felt,
National
American
7
25c
split subject
stockholders April 11)
7%.
1
(Orlando,
,___
net
D.
8-
'$1.40
$1.06
!
common
8-18
3-30
4-28
.
__i
Central
9-18
Association-
Quarterly
25c
(3-for-l stock
ton,
New
7-22
25c
;
Mutual
American
7-22
5-19
r
(quar.)
Extra
Corp.,
4-14
$1.25
Light,,
Ltd.
$1
1
Molasses
American
4-22
1
1
15c
Lines
&
&
preferred
3-15
Ry—
55c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Distilling
Ohio
$1.40 pref. B (quar.) ____"
Central National Bank (Chicago)
;
Y.)
&
—.»
(quar.)
Power
3-31
3
75c
Asbestos,
$1.50
(quar,)__
(Three-for-two
1
v
$1.75
<N.
Co.
B.i
8-
22
.15c
dividend
8-
$1.89V*
Extra
New
(J.
Stock
-
37V2c
(quar.)
common
"preferred (quar.)
American
Watch
10c
5%
preferred
(quar,)
American Metal Climax, Inc.—
American
5-
Beam
$1
40c
Wright Corp.
Iron Works
45c
(quar.)_
American-Marietta, common-(quar.)
American
4-22
27'/aC
_:
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-22
1
1%
(initial)
American Mfg. Co.,
American
1
5-
25c
(quar.i
preferred
Quarterly
5-
65c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Machine
American
Barry
common
(stock
1
/'!
(Newark,
From
Benrus
425c
—
Quarterly
American
3-21
3-29
457c
Ice
Co., common
(quar.)
non-cumulative
preferred.-,
American
Insurance Co,
American
4-20
Co.
3
'
__u
Hair
12-29
6-19
!_
(increased)
-
4-
'.
Casualty
1-15-62
i.$l
Co.____
National
Co.
Corp.
Oil
4-14
75c
6%
5%
Trust
11-
(quar.)
American
3.90%
Banlife
;<-:V
(quar.)
Scotia
Nova
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
(initial)
&
Carolina
Cassiar
^
50c
A
(qua'r.)__
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quatrerly
American
3-15
3
50c
(quar.)_____
Corp.,
Export
American
4-
of
I2V2C
Corp.
6-30
9-29
3-31
4-15
4-
75c
(increased)
Clinchfield
Guaranteed
7-14
3-31
flOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carolina,
Celotex
(quar.)
10c
pfd.
Rubber,tcommon
preferred
American
Bankers
2%
Co.
preferred
American
Bank
50c
B
quar.)
Filter
American
6.25%
class
,
common
3-31
7
10-13
$1.50
Sons
California
50c
Canada, Lid.—
Petroleum
American
3-30
3-31
50c
.
dividend
Amerada
4-14
5c
Sugar
4-
4-10
3-31
115c
Ltd.
common
Plastics, Inc.
$1.50
—
preferred
12 VaC
of
4-28
4-14
B
1
4-15
;8c
f$2
$30c
j
Industries,
Mills,
$1.50
—
(quar.)__
preierred
of
4-14
50c
t
2nd preferred
Amerace
Bank
6c
(quar.)
preferred)
Amalgamated
7 %
1
65c
(quar.)
common
Co.
1st
414%
4-14
3-17
4-
5c
common
Capital
(stamped &- unstamped)
&
Electric,
preferred
10c
dividend
Aluminum
1
4-10
Bath
and
Class
3-31
(stamped & unstamped)
pfd.
Hydro
4%.
4-15
income)
$5.50
.
—_v
_Y.
(Joseph)
Quarterly
__^
Inc.,
Stock
5-
Bangor
5c
50c
Allied Stores Corp.,
Alsco,
3-10
3-10
22VaC
Paper, class A
B
4
4
(s-a)
*
A
Aloa Hosiery Mills
Allyn & Bacon, Inc
Albemarle
44-
i
and
3-31
4-12
10c
(quar.)
___
nor>-cum
50c
A
4-12
RR.—
pid.
Quarterly
Bancroft
1%
._
class
Gas
of Rec.
18c
(quar.)..
(quar,
011
Holders
430c
(quar,)_
Extra
When
Payable
$37Vac
com.
(quar.)___
class
Cannon
$1.50
(reduced)-
(quar.)_
non-cum
4%
Per
class A and class B
(quar.)
B
Canadian
•
Indiana
being
50c
A
3-10
3-20
50c
(quar.)
Ohio
3
3
5Cc
preierred
(quar.)
preierred
&
Corp.
6%
:
44-
60c
!___
_-
$15c
—
Co.
1
5-
J25c
—_______
4-19
(quar.)__
5-
4-15
$45c
$37V'2c
(quar.)—
4-29
Central
these
______
Class
on
Co.,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Canadian General Investment, Ltd. (quar.)—
Aguirre
(quar.)_
Class
Extra
Piano
3-15
3-15
(quar.)_
Electric
3-15
3
com.
Participating
General
4-15
4-
4-13
_
i
preferred
Barber
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
-
f$1.06V4
4-28
4-15
',4-19
35c
Stores
3-10
J50c
4-29
(quar.)
3
$80c
•4-29
5%
(quar.)
B
Corp.
4-28
4-
—
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
$25c
(quar.^__l_;———
Steel, Ltd.,
preferred
—
2%
Canadian
4-28
$15c
$1.12 Va
Central
Inc.—
Inc.
60c
Ltd.
5-15
(increased)—
(quar.)
Commerce
01
5-19
(Hartford)
investment
4-13
Mortgage
Bronze.
8-18
,___
By-Pruducts—
4-29
joc
Bank
Drawn
6-19
Corp.—
Products,
Alabama
common.;—.
Canadian
9-18
Cienn.)
Fund,
Canadian
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Canadian
4
4-
20c
Inc.
Insurance
9-30
unstamped)
dividend)
Supply Mfg. (annual)—
Aetna
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
unstamped)
(Stock
Aero
Permanent
Canada
and
Refineries, Ltd.,
Inn
Canada
1
12-30
J40c
!
(quar.)_____—
1
7-
1
4-28
J66c
4-
5-
4-10
5-15
60c
(quar.)—
common
7-15
10-15
5-
3-31
1
J15c
.
4-15
1-15-62
3-28
3-30
4-28
(s-a)
___—
preferred
3-10
4-26
—;
Foundries,
and
Electronics
Ross
4V4%
3
4-
4-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iron
(stamped
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Admiral
A
—
—1
Participating
Canada
(stamped
Share
(quar.)
Class
:
Common
' "
Sugar
A
5
35c
J83/4C
12VaC
(quar.)
Associates
common
30c
!
$25c
Hardware
Co.
!
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Insurance
Common
i:'
.'
Adams-Millis
4-
5-15
—
Quarterly
of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
&
Welt
Baltimore
announced
Fire
Foils, Ltd.,
previous
week,
'
'
Co.,
Wilcox
&
preferred
6%
preceding table.
Name
Camden
Canada
3-15
5-
J.)
30c
BaiCiwin-Lima-Hamilton
4-13
5-
(N.
(extral
The list does not include divi-
paid.
this
1
1
1
iquar.)_
&
Extra
7-20
65c
(quar.)
give
we
4-25
4-
dividend.!
Paint
6%
weeks and
6
1
Co.
Extra
Babcock
Baldwin
Y'ates-American
4-
5-
5-10
Inc.
30c
Ltd.
S.)
Backstay
7-
—
Monthly
Monthly
Cameo,
Trust
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.
Fastener Corp. (quar.)
4
(s-a.i______
A
(monthly).^
Jr.
Texas)
preferred- (quar,)
preferred (1947 series)
25c
Woodward
Wrigley
(Tulsa,
;
Stock
5-15
6
1
6-
quarterly
Steels,
4V/2%
SI.12V2
4-
5-
Camden
When
Share
Camloc
30c
time.)
—____'
3-16
I25c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Paper—
4V2 %
preferred
iquar.)
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B
A
7
60c
4-14
93 %c
Quarterly
=
1
4-15
•/$obc
class
(quar.)
Insurance
4-10
——.
____
omitted
&
Atlas
3-28
Ltd.,
5-
(quar.)____
6%
Pulp
4
5-
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
30c
5
13c
$1.18%
pid.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
Company
Extra
preferred B
preferred
30c
*
—.—
payment
Virginia
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light
4-
15c
Trust
(quar.)
Gas
(Common
West
(quar.)_
&
Pictures
Company
Washington
Waste
Co.
Bank
Bros.
3-30
30c
_____
5%
Wholesalers,
Atlantic
5V2%
Wailuku
RR..
.
Per
Name of
4-14
Refining Co.—
5-12
20c
_
1
Line
.
Holder.
Payable of Rec
5c
$1
(quar.>
Coast
Atlantic
6-
(resumed)
(quar.)
Atlantic
15c
Ltd...
Stores
Supply (quar.)
Electric, common
(quar.)
City
When
Share
Stationers
Atlantic
$4
.
Corp
Hamm-Young,
Company
Food
4-10
3
3%
;
7-
stockholders.)
of
approval
4-27.
5c
.'
(liquidating).
to
Mfg.
Name of
Associated
lc from earned
(quar.)_—
_
_
Per
>
Associated
Inc.
Rogers,
Holders
,
L
&
Freeze
(Subject
Vogt
Inc.—
—
Waters
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
capital gains and
income)
Van
"
of Company
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.)
50c
10-
$2
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.)
50c
12-28
7-8
6
6-7
9-
7
12-12
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1457)
Per
Name of
D.
C.
Company
System, class
Dallas Power &
Lig.it Co.—
$4 preferred
(quar.)
!_.
$4.24
prexerrea
preferred
Gorp., 3%%
Daitch
Crystal
Daryl
A
class
A
(quar.)
(reduced)
1
4-10
$1
1
4-10
933Ac
4-15
4-
4c
4-10
3-27 "
9c
4-
4-25
Denver
4-10
$2.50-$3.50
Giorgia
Discount
Fruit
$1
4-
4
3-_5
5-
1
4-15 V■
7
4-
7-
7
7-
3
10-
6
10-
2
pfd.
(increased
s-a)
75c
New
15c
5-15
Manufacturing,
$1.53
preferred
SI.bo
_
Edison
$1.50
7%
1st
Class
Dome
Dominick
A
39c
(auar.)
Film
Laboratories,
Eastern
Stainless
States
$6
Economy
Auto
4'A%
preferred
Emco,
Empire
Empiie
Trust
&
Gla<s
A
Fund
6-12
4-
3
of
3-31
4-
4
5-
1
4-
7
5-
1
4-
7
4-14
3
4-14
5-
1
$1.50
5-
1
25c
$1.16-72
'I
.4-17
4-
5-
4-20
1
3
4-21
4-
7
Free
4-14
1272c
4-29
4-
6-
1
3-17
4-28
4-21
will
6-
1
4-
3
3-20
283Ac
6-
1
4-10
4-17
3-31
3-15
4-14
3-30
772C
5-
1
5-
1
3-29
25c
4-20
4-
50c
4-
3-16
50c
—
40c
—
(quar.)
37'/2C
(N.
Trust
7-
1
4-24
(quar.)
3-22
3
3-15
4-
3
3-15
5-
1
4-10
5%
35c
—
4-
$3
4-15
3-31
6-30
for
rate
at
400
Glass
of
A—
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-12
4-17
—
Co.
held)—__
(quar.)
common
(Canada),
Ltd.
—
__
tl2'/ac
series
4-21
African
about
Realty
44c
per
—
4-15
4-24
Freiglitlines
Co
—
<
3-31
12V2C
"or.
Ltd.
Corp.
4-14
(interim)___
_—
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
11-15
4-28
4-17
4-17
75c
4-15
4-
3
11-
i
Realty
,
& Utilities—
distribution—
4-
8
3-15
Renfrew &
Rinehart
A
£hale Products Corp. (quar.,'
4-15
4-
4-
3
4-
4-
3
3
4
4-
4-15
4444-
44-
4-
Quarterly
Horizon
4-
&
Horner
4-10
preferred
10c
4-10
4%
5-
1
8-
1
6-
1
1
4-
5
4-12
5-10
4-
,t
4-17
Erie
&
6
2-27
5-
1
4-
3
5-
1
4-
6-29
4-
5-
4-15
7-15
1
Huttig
5%
Sash
&
1
10%
55c
4-
5
1
1
$12'Ac
3
3-
60c
5-
1
1
4-15
3-31
933Ac
4-15
3-31
$1
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
25c
4-
3
20c
—
4-
3
3-21
4-15
3-15
140c
(quar.)
3-15
4-
3
3-15
$20«
4-
3
3-15
25c
'
4-15
$50c
(increased)
com.
5-
1
4-14
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
!
Company
9-30
9-15
$1.25
:
12-28
12-13
—.—x—.——...
4-10
3-20
Illinois. Brick
17C
4-
3-15
Imperial
Breaker,
4.60%
(quar.)__
Bank
of
Canada-
pfd.
(quar.)—
6-
3
,4-15
54c
4-15
3-31
14c
4-15
3-31
4-i7
3-
3-31
Bond Fund—
income
Common
investment
Stock Fund—
income
2%'
3
25c
4-14
3-31
10c
(s-a)
4-
3-15
3
4-3
3-6
3-6
5-1
4-
monthly)
B
,
6
12c
5-1
4-6
preferred
(monthly)
10c
4-21
4-
6
preferred
(monthly)
10c
5-22
5-
5
preferred
(monthly)
10c
6-21
6-
6
5-
4-15
Company—
2nd
Salle
preferred
Extension
Crosse
B
^
(quar.)
University
Cooler
Co.
$1.75
(reduced)-
(quar.)
10c
class
A
A
(quar.i
B
(quar.)
B
(quar.)_-+
!
6-16
5-
r-*>Q
1
o-ir,
(reduced)
Industries
9-29
9-15
t20c
12-29
12-15
J20c
A
(stock
12-29
12-15
15c
4-
(quar.)
common
593'«c
.—
4-15
4-
35c
4-15
3-31
45c
4-15
3-31
3-27.
(quar.)
—
dividend]
27c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Jones,
(annual)
class
Ltd.,
(annual)—
A
4-24
JT5c
4-28
$15c
Ltd., class A
:
B
3-24
4
7-31
$15c
Acceptance;
(quar.)
10-31
1
4-14
7-14
10-13
>
$$1
4-
3
3-15
t$l
4-
3
3-15
Fund—■
net
investment
&
Travelwear,
Lerner
Compuny
income)
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
Corp.,
nartic.
1st
(quar.)^
Stock
dividend
7
3-21
3-31
4-
5-
$35c
Participating
;
Levine's, Inc.
iquar.)___—
4-14
4-14
_
35c
$1.12Vg
preferred
3-10
1
4-28
12'/2c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
3-20
4-
8%c
—i
Stores
4-15
35c
class A
Inc.,
4%7c
77c
6-30
Co.—
preferred
A
6-16
J?9c
—_
of Delaware
A
6-30
*20c
:
Sessions
conv.
3-27
5-15
¥20c
(quar.)
A
&
4-10
12'/2c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
t20c
(Alfred),
4-20
1
5-
5-15
1
1
t30c
5-
4-14
3-10
47c
—
5-15
10c
4-14
3-10
4-
3-28
'
Liberty
Fund
16c
—
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)—r
Quarterly
4-
5c
——
National
mingham)
Stock
Life
Insurance
Co.
35c
33'/3 7c
Estate
Bank
Trust
&
Life
Insurance
Co.
National
commori
New
$3.50
Loblaw
$1.60
(Va.)
Life
(Fort
(initial)
pref.
1st
Finance
25C
4-24
4-12
Class
4-15
4-
Non-callable
Corp-, class
145c
5-
1
3-31
Logan (Jonathan), Inc.
(M.),
Ltd.
5-
1
5-
1
4-18
4-18
;
<
*4°c
b Ac
4-15
5-
,
3-15
1
4-1/
\-Yl
,1
preferred
Loeb
1
—}
(quar.)
4-21
3-15
5-
15c
87/2c
A
B
1
3-30
4- 3
20c
(quar.)—
series B
5-
3-1/
3
Ltd.—
Co.,
40c
4-
4-!5,v
<
(quar.)
pref.
3-17
Wayne)—
Printing Co., common
Groceterias
6-16
4-3.
40C
30c
(quar.)—
Ins.
6
7-1
(Phila.)—
Quarterly
Lincoln
.
(Bir¬
(increased)
dividend
Liberty Rpal
57'Ac
3
Grade
investment
4
4
6-15
Inc.—
B
"Growth
net
Preferred
Circuit
75c
5
net
4-
5-
10c
Funds,
class
"Medium
4-15
5-15
4-3
Local
3
7
5c
12c
Lincoln
Door—
5%.
(monthly)
4-
12c
Liberty
$20c
3-15
4-14
12c
3-17
(Jersey Cily)—
4-15
(monthly)
Lehman
1
$1.10
+—__
—
preferred
and
Leeds
4-20
30c
(quar.)
3-31
ioc
5c
Leath
'
4-20
5-
12-15
4-15
(monthly)
(monthly)
(From
6-17
4-
1-2-62
A
Class
5-22
7-
87 72c
Corp.—
Lawson
4-17
6-20
5%
9-15
A
Lazard
2-24
5-
1
6-15
2
31'/4c
25c
Fund
Class
4-15
5-
l>
'
7-1
10-
Co.—
Class
3-24
$1.75
—
<quar.)___—__
common
Co.
(quar.)
Custodian
Laurentide
3-30
5-
3-31
5c
A
Lanston
5
5-15
87'^c
Langendorf United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred
(quar.).
3-30
1
10c
(quar.)
5%
Hyster
1
U5c
—
dividend)
5-
5-15
4-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
Income
4.757c
3-21
5-
50c
'•>>'
Class
3-30
4-10
35c
°
4-11
37 '/2c
-
—
4-10
10-
(quar.)
__________
Lainson
5
10-16
50%
—
(quar.)
Refrigerator
(quar.)
Lamson
5
7-
preferred
(quar.)^__
Class
1
4-
—
Ry.—
(quar.)
Class
4-17
10c
Mortgage,
preferred
Class
6-15
4-14
15c
div.)
—
com
_■
Southern
preferred
La
3-27
45c
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
Corp.,
City
non-cumulative
preferred
La
7-14
50c
Trust (Union City. N. J.)
(quar.)
Hughes-Owens Ltd., class A (quar.)_.
6.40%.
pref
(quar.)_____—
Extra
1
Lambert
8-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Hudson County Eank & Trust
Quarterly
Huron
6-
1%
5-15
9-
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
$l.083A
$1.20
4-14
5%
.___!
Inc.
(stock
Y.)
Finance
preferred
3-24
4-27
8.
Co.
payment
(N.
5-15
(quar.)
$1.20
3-22
30c
Baking Co. (quar.)
(Frank W.) Ltd., class..A (quar.)
Syracuse
7c
5-15
1
preferred
Kroner
3-21
4-17
35c
Hardart
Hotel
5-15
1
6-
$1.20
4
30c
——
common
Corp.
1
e-
Class
6-20
30c
.
Winston,
cash
Land
6-
Class
3-15
3
4-25
7-20
gsc
Light—
(quar.)
$1
5
57c
3-31
3-31
B
5
4-15
7-18
4-14
4-14
Class
5
4-15
1
tl5c
Class
5
4-15
4-17
$1.05
Kratter
5
4-15
4-10
5-17
772c
(quar.)
Kirhv-Cotroshall-Stein
5
4-15
1
1
8-
933Ac
A (quar.)__
(quar.)_.
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (stock dividend)
King-Seeley Thermos Co. (quar.)
5
25c
5-
5-
(quar.)
From
3-24
4-15
3
5-31
93%c
preferred
Center
&
Class
(quar.)
Co.. Ltd.
preferred
Series s-3
3-10
4-
Power
Series B-2
3-21
4-
$1
35c
;
Monthly
7
25c
—___—
(quar.)
Lumber
City
Keystone
3-15
4-28
:
(quar.)
67c
2-28
2-28
Light—
iquar.)___
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Monthly
3-17
3
&
2-28
,
preferred
3-31
5%
(initial-quar.)
Power
preferred
Tea
preferred
Kerr
3
4-15
35c
com.
dividend)
(quar.)—
&
Central
37c
$1.75
Kellogg Company—
6
4-
5c
.
Inc. (quar.)_
Home Insurance Co_ (N. Y.)
(stock dividend)
Hnssmann
$1.25
—
4-
20c
dividend)-
Hudson
933/4C
..
4-20
28%c
T-
(quar.)
B
2-28
3-20
Common
Products—
A
—
<quar.)___:
1
27'/2c
i
4.40%
25c
-
4-11
v
(quar.)__———
Holt
33A%
8
$10c
quarh
5-
25c
(quar.)—
Holt,
Household
$1.50
(quar.)—
4-11
45c
preferred
I-T-E
Liquidating
General
3
12'/2c
Corp
preferred
4-
4-28
Storage
5%
Horn
12 y2c
(initial)
common
class B
preferred
1
3-15
depositary
(quar.)
3-3d
4-21
3
3-20
Kentucky Stone
8-18
4-18
21'Ac
(quar.)
4
split)
Electric,
4-
nonresident
—
new
Cold
3-30
k
Ordinary—
V
stock
3
for depositary dividend
expenses
to
Ltd.,
9-11
25c
4_
—
Holiday Inns of America
4-10
4-15
J30c
(quar.)
South
6-15
4-
4'/2c
—
Mines.
7
4-20
25c
(Phila.)' (quar.)—
Custodian Funds—
Ltd.
7-
50c
(quar.)_—:_
Geduld
_
20c
Trust
stock
Galion
Boxes
4
dividend)
Kennedy's, Inc., $1.25 preferred (onar.)
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
5-26
25
62'/2c
(reduced)-.
new
Holly Sugar Corp.,
—
(quar.)____
6-12
1%
(quar.)_—
com.
(stock
(Edward)
Hoerner
3-27
4%
2-28
4-
(quar/)
(stock
.common
3'/2 %
4-14
55c
Quarterly
Hines
2-28
4
(quar.)
3'/27c
4-14
11'Ac
(stock
Co.,
Corp.
4
4-
4-18
Glass,
preferred
3'/27c
4
,
ih
/
3-31
1
—
—
-
preferred
one
common
Co.,
(quar.)
Splendor Mining (stock dividend)__
Higbee Company (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hilo
Electric
Light
(quar.)_—
400
each
payable
Ltd
$5
4-15
1
dividend)—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4-
4
$4
4-15
5-
1 'A %
(quar.)___
preferred
J30c
J$1.75
Service.
4-
Kansas
4-14
35c
Hidden
6-23
2%.
dividend)
—
Bakeries,
$3.75
1
4-29
5-
—
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
preferred B
67c
Hertz
2%
share
Dynamics
General
7%
1
4-
$4.35
(Chicago)—
—_—__
—
each
Motors
5-
45c
(s-a)_—.___
(stock
dividend
Products
preferred
6%
4-15
stock
aividentis
preferred stock at rate
held)
Bank
preferred F :(quar.)
preferred G (quar.)_
J.)
3-6
4-11
I7 7ac
xl'/2%>
From
(quar.)
(H.
4-14
$4.20
4-14
15c
preferred C
7%
Co.—
General
General
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Henry's Drive-In
(Conn.)—
•
preferred
General
General
5-
12'/2c
—
—
preferred E
Heinz
5
4-3
4
Class
(quar.)
Hercules
4-
75c
_
—
Bank
Quarterly
Garrett
!'
$2.25
(quar.)
F.)
Hayes Industries
(Oklahoma
Y.)
:
preferred
Co.,
$ 10c
t22'/ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Hein-Werner
5-
(quar.)_
dividend)
4
s>j.bo
3-10
(quar.)
preferred D
Hawley
40c
37c
common
Inc
Public
Kansas
3-10
3
$1.50
5 72%'
6-l5"MT|3r-31
10-18
4-
1
66'Ac
preferred B
5%%
1
xl7i7c
1
3
4-
.
(quar.).
474%
6-16
25c
(N.
common
(stock
Market
9-
12-
4-
10c
5%
5
10-18
11-
(quar.)1
3-10
$1
5%
3
7-18
11-1
"E"
Co.
(Cambridge)
(E.
7-18
1
37 72c
(stock
Johnny-On-The-Spot"
1
9.-10
37 'Ac
(quar.)
iincreased)
5%
for
Quarterly
Gannett
A
.
Controls,
Hawaiian Electric Co.,
quarterly
4%
Company,
6-
$1.25
(stock
Steel
Light,
Mfg.
preferred
Jockey Club. Ltd..
J,
J.)—
share
20c
1
amount
(3-for-2
6-10
12-10
37'/2 c
T
(quar.)
Savings
Trust
Hausman
4-17
1
8-
preference
3-20
50c
Hauserman
3-30
4-17
—
—
Utilities
(L.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
Harvard
4-20
55c
&
Corporation
Hartfield
1
8-
25c
cumulative
4%
(Jacksonville)
Co.
&
5-
37 72c
^
(quar.)
3 % %
3
Quarterly
Harsco
*r«ui-
(quar.)
Trust
3-24
4-17
1
4-
3-20
International, Ltd.—
(H. M.)
4-14
5-
25c
(quar.)
Service,
33A7c
Refractories—•
preferred
Harris
4-28
4-28
Farms
6%
2c
37 72c
.
4-
47c
$1.75
(quar.)
Hardee
L
xITjCA
Jersey
4-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
xlaA7c
Jewel
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Chemicals
Harper
5-29
12 'Ac
(auar.)
new
&
6-15
27 '/2c
(can
River
a
National
7727*
Friedman
Fulton
67e
4-10
(quar.)
8-25
40C
(auar.)
Harbison-Walker
5-19
30c
6-
Frito
Hagan
5.30%
$1
flfl'Ac
Co.
preferred
income)
1
7 72C
"D"
5-25
~Ohio RR.—"
$5
b-15
4-
"C"
4-15
30c
(quar.
;
preferred
Insurance
Gustin-Bacon
3-15
.
1
preference
,
(Canadai
preferred
6-
4-10
preference
4-14
4flc
—
nreierred
Mobile"
4-15
ioc
cumulative
11-25-
5-12
4-10
lar.).
—
(two
tax find
6-15
—
.___—!—
common
Wine,' Ltd., class
Life
Gulf
3
50c
(quar.)
Toms
Bank
Companies,
(After
conv.
,i75c
$1.12 7a
.__
cumulative
77o
Company—
convertible
Gulf
3-31
4-10
dividend *_•_—!
State
Y.)
(quar.)
Guaranty Trust
3-24.
4-28
preferred
Growers
3-15
25c
Jeannette
(Houston) —
—
5 7f
3-22
'
Fraser
(N.
—
5%
5-20
(quar.)_____—1—
+__+•
Common
Co.
Insurance
!______—!;
Griesedieck
3-15
6-10
7%
3-17
3-3T
4-15
67c
1
45c
4-14
4-14
payment
Dairies,
Franklin
Life
Great Western Sugar,
Realty & Construction—
Corp.
(quar.)
+.
Southern
$5
held)_
Haven
Foundation
pfd.
Insurance
J25c
(quar.)
4-14
45c
-
class A
41/2':%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-16
1
Co.,
Quarterly
Great
3-30
45-
Union
Great American
3-14
$1.75
50c
of
ox
(%
preferred stock
Fram
Grand
4-15
4-15
f60c
57c
11-20
12-11
50c
4-27
22 '/2c
(quar.)
(Baltimore)
dividend
Frankford
$2
56'Ac
5-31
20c
Assn.
City- Bank
for
12-11
$2
6-15
.'
(quar.)
share
i,
(quar )_,
9-15
75c
common
Rubber
cash
Foster-Forbes
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
!
share
one
preferred
Grafton
-
22'/2c
77«
8-21
J25c
(quar.)
Bank
common
A
class
B
4-28
___
cumulative
1%
8-21
9-11
$25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
dividend
of
class
$2.
—
(quar.)
___________
(Dallas)
Common
(quar.)
tquar.)__
_x_.
._
Bank
in
preferred
9-11
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
(Chicago)
payable
B
$2
&
3
50c
Delaware
Bank
Stock
class
'
20c
Bank
Common
8%
(Boston)-—
National
Foremost
(quar.)
8'/)
3-15
12 'Ac
preferred
Flexing Tube Co.. 6%
,
4-
5-16
Telegraph Corp.—
Ltd., common-.
preference (quar.)_
cumulative preference "B"
iquar.t
7 70
5-22
.,
3-i5:
25c
__________________
Fireman
Jamaica
5-22
6-12
A
__
A
&
Public
11-20
$2
15c
National
Florida
8-21
12-11
A
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
9-11
$1.50
Class
__
(quar.)
New
$1.50
5-22
$2
20c
Mortgage
General
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-12
Glass
(accum.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
$1.50
(quar.)
3-15
3-3i
4-15
_______________
Power &
Iron
3-31
4-15
60c
•
(quar.)
preferred
Jahncke
(quar.)
3
&
(Rhode Islana,—
preferred
3
preferred
25c
Firs!
First
4-
4-10
(quar.)
First
First
5-17
5-12
preferred
__
National
5-31
4-15'
1
$37 72c
(quar.)__
Extra
Towa
45c
4 Co
__—
4-10
.
Y.)
7
3-30
,
Co.—
preferred
A
4-
(quar.)___
preferred
class
4-29
3-
4-14
,
115c
investment
Trust
Extra
$2.50
I50c
semi-annual
&
net
$2.50
3
Corp.—
4-
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Bait.)—Stock_dividend (1 share for each 9 held)
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust (quar.)______—
City)
'4-
Ltu.—
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
3-13
1
preferred
.
Corp.—
National
3
B
3-31
Quarterly
4-
5-
Powuers,
preferred (quar.)__
Investors Research Fund—
(From
4-3
45c
(quar.)
—
A
3-31
National
15c
America
6 7c
3-29
20c
(Canaaa)
(quar.)
R.)
4-17
class
4-17
each
16'/4C
class
4-15
Tire
1
North
&
preferred
$2.50
5-1
4-3
25c
Fire
Investors
8%
25c
National
3-29
8%
27c
Firestone
4-14
3-30
income_____
Bronze
1
4-15
4-17
Fund
Quarterly
6%;
.
3-15
50c
s
1
4-17
31 'Ac
>_____
Publications
,
8%
5-
4-25
(quar.
A
Department Stores
First
3-27
H-
5-10
$1.12'/2
Federated
First
4-15
1
(quar.)
Rubber
prelerred
6-
(monthly)
cisco)
Inc.
dividend
(W.
6'k
Board, Inc., com. (quar.)
prefened (quar.)—_____—________
Stock
Stock
6'/c
5-
15C
of
1
4-29
J25c
Fund
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)__
Investors Funding, common
3-24
•.—^
(quar.)
Employees
Increased
1
$1.50
Federated
First
4-
4-10
tl3c
A—
Co.
&
preferred
3-27
I
4-15
1
17'/2c
pfd.
Fed-Mart
First
1
4-15
1%
class
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
Grace
(q^xar.)
6_
$3
Ji5c
(quar.)_
Casualty (increased s-a)
Investment
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
4-15
1
7.
3
8c
pld.
(quar.)
Interstate
3-10
1
5-
25c
3
57 1
56'Ac
_$0.£
578125
Y.)
4-
3-28
income-
International Telephone
7
5-
v
30c
dividend)-
Bros..
3-27
4-11
1
50c
V
4-25
(quar.)____.
conv.
National
Fireman
3-
3-27
4-17
Paper
$2.25
4-" 3
4-10
Growth
Income
Co.
Common
—
7c
4-10
Y.) —
6'% partic preferred (quar.)
International Harvester Co., ccm.
International Holdings Corp.
4-10
10c
Rubber
Financial
Ltd.,
(stock
Goodman
3-27
4-14
5-
35c
Bank of State
fO
(.ehila.)
4-25
15c
(quar.)
Industries
Federal
$:1,12'/a
8%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Federal
4-10
4-15
SI
Quarterly
4.60
4-14
5-
/.
pfd.
Associates
Corp., $2
Faultless
4-14
4-25
2oc
Equity Oil Co (s-a)____
Farmers
4-28
55c
4
6c
5%
Ltd.—
investment
International
Products—
Goidblatt
•
Heating Products, Ltd.—
Engelhard
Equity
5'/2%
From
4-10
87»/ac
3.23
4-15
50c
(N.
Ltd.,
Shares,
4_n
4-17
477*c
common
Commerce
Gas,
Institutional
4-14
35c
(s-a)
Employers Group
Quarterly
Enamel
3-30
4-15
115c
(quar.)
•
Seal
Class A
Government
(quar.)
(N.
1
87'Ac
common
Co.
3-10
3-24
(qUaf. )______ilii.__ix______
Oil
Gold
3-23
4
libc
(quar.)
Co.
State
3
4-
4-28
5-
4-28
'
$1.12 y2
Ltd. ;.( quar.)_________
Einhart Mfg.
4-15
55c
of Rec,
5-31
nc
Light,
investment
Insuiance
(quar.)
Envelopes,
4-15
tiinan
Corp. of America
(quar.)
Williamsport RR. Co. (s-a)
&
4-
River, Mass.)
67«h preferred
(quar.)
Elastic Stop-Nut
Elmira
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Insurance
(N.
Goodyear Tire
(accum.)
Co.,
Uiooe
4-20
o,o
common
$7
Stores
Products
5-
40c
preferred
Falls
4-15
(quar.)
Steel
Manufacturing
Ekco
1
preferred
45/fl%
4-15
tooc
__
conv,
Corp.,
preferred B
Echlin
5-15
From
Boumweoi—
(quar.)
4'/a%
Glens
3-30
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Eastern
1
64 '/2c
the
.
Natural
Institutional
3-31
6-
Fund
________
Institutional
4-15
.
1
1$1.75
preferred
Centers
4-14
60c
1
(quar.)______
5%
5-
1
120c
preferred
Food
4-20
110c
common
$4.50
Eagle
3-23
ir'-c
I
Corp.,
3-20
3
4'/o
;
$3.50
Duro-Test
of
Holders
Payable
li 9/iOc
Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref.
(quar.)
4-14
1
$1.30
Corp., class A (monthly)___
Company
(quar.)_
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)
5-
(quar.)
Initial-quarterly
Du-Art
1
Quarterly
6-20
1$ 1.12'A
M C) Trust Co. (Fall
(B
55-
Gxidden
5-
Dover Industries. Ltd.
(quar.)______,
Dow Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Durfee
4-
preferred
4-15
Coal,
Inc.
1
Inc.,
115c
iquar.t
(increased)
Co.,
1
5-
3
17 Ac
Ltd._
Tar & chemical—
Duffv-Mott
Inland
of
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand
62'/2C
Girard Trust Corn
Excnange Bank
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Textile, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.i
Bros.,
137V2c
common
Steel,
Dominion
7%
4-
5-15
7-
125c
Foundries &
Common
4-20
5-
17V2C
+
preferred tquar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
Dominion
Co.
Godfrey Company
(quar.)__*_:
&
7-
Inc.—
4'A%>
Steel
4-
4-15
12C
*7%.-preferred
1
40c
37 'AC
Fabrics, La/.,
preference (quar.i
Dominion
4-25
4-25
Kentucky—!
of
Gimbel
39c
(quar.)
Fund
Dominion
|
1
5oc
___
common
Dominion
2nd
5-15
Glickman
___
Supermarkets,
Ltd.
Telephone
Bank
5-15
50c
preferred (quar.)__
Geuesco, Inc., common tquar.)—
$3.50 preferred A (quar.i
12-
'
37'Ac
(quar.i
Mines,
5-
5 6/10c
_
(quar.)_____
tquar.»_
preferred
A
2'4c
(quar.)
Quality
General
corp.
comixton
Corp.,
preferred
Dilbert's
Drilling
income-!
(quar.)
Co.
Diamond National
Industrial
62 '/2c
preferred (quar.)__:
preferred tquar.)
5.16 %
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
iquar.l
preferred
Detroit
4-25
—
4-20/
4-12
York_.i
of Dixilyn
name
4-25
Indiana—
3-29
12-15
$2
(quar.)
New
Shares, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment
Dixilyn Corp., class A convertible
•
of
iquar.)
When
share
__—
5-15
33c
(quar.)____
Telephone Co.
(tinal)
32'/2c
_
5%
General
3
ADR's"
5-15
5.20%
4-
Dividend
Doage
Co.
Per
of Company
'
6
25c
$2.20
Corp.
of
Telephone
preferred C
l'AC
non-cum.
Corp.
(quar.)____
preferred
Name
Imperial Chemical Industries—
4-
32'/2c
(quar-.)
$2.50
'
.
of Rec.
1
Incorporated Income
Indianapolis Power «fc
________
(quar.)
preferred
General
5
5-
.Fioritia—
prexerred
1 oC
I
Tramway—
oi
(quar.)_
preferred B
l'AC
^
go.
22 '/2c
$1.32
$2
Quarterly
Di
4-15
"""""
prelerred
l'AC
_•
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
California—
of
$1.30
5
50c
~~
(auar.)
&
Quarterly
Co.
Telepnone
When
Share
prelerred
$1.80
~
of Company
Telephone
General
4-10
5-
DeMun
v.
1
5-
Michigan RE., 8% pfd." quar.)I~
Phipps Stores, 5 va 'A' pie.v-ircu
w
Estate Corp.
(quar.)
Dean
5-
$1.12
_
A
Dayco Corp.—
$2
Per
Name
General
3-30
$1.06
______________
Industries
DaytoA
$1
___
pieferred
Dairies
4-14
4 74%.
;
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2ffc
^uat'.j
4Va%
Dana
When
Sliaje
Transit
13
—
(s-a)____—
(quar.)
?.
—
l"c
4-17
4-
no*
—•
4'28
4-14
17'/2c
4- 3
3-20
14
(1458)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Name of
Long
Company
Island
Stock
dividend
Bank
_
(Hicksville)
J:
.
Louisiana State Rice
Milling Co.
5%
&
Electric,
preferred
Lower
St.
4'A%
MPO
Inc.,
American. Life
Semi-annual
4-
55c
.
(incr.
aim.)
3
3-15
North
4-11
3-28
North
4-10
3-30
(quar.)
Shore
Star
4-15
3-31
5-
4-17
North Carolina
RR., 7% gtd
Northern' Engineering Works
Northern Illinois Gas—
Common
(increased
4-14
3-17
3
4-14
3-31
Northern
4-14
3-31
4'A%
$1.50
4-14
4.22%
Northern
6-30
6-14
Northern
Pacific
4-
3-20
Northern
Quebec
6
65c
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-31
Common
$3.60
for
the
tax
and
Dividend
year
1960,
for de¬
expenses
will
amount
to
5%
on
&
May 3
the
on
New
Co.
From
net
pfd.
Mfg.
Fast
5-10
3-30
Ohio
3-31
4-15
4-
$1.11
5-
3-31
Olin
4-
One-Hour
93 %c
,4-28
4-
7
83 %c
4-28
4-
7
85c
4-28
4-
7
6-
1
5-
50c
4-
3
Miners National
&
Bank
Ontario
Gas
Valley
Barge
National
Line
Bank
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Trust
common
&
Chemical
Co.,
Co.
Co.
Electro
3
3-15
$4.40
preferred
$4.50
preferred
?-20
5-15
4-15
$4.75
Power
4-
3-24
5%
preferred
5-
3-3j
4.52%
(quar.).
(quar.)
E.)
pid.
(s-a)__
Trust
sh.
Y.)
(auarj
(Fairfield
for
Lead
National
Linen
Co.
Co.,
National
shs.
6%
B
3-15
Pierce
1
4-15
Piggly
1
4-15
3
3-15
1
3-17
1
4-
4-
5
3-22
4-
5
3-22
series
Research
25c
4-
3
4;
3
3-15
Plainfield
4-i4
3-24
Plough,
Plymouth
_JJ__
;
4-15
3-30
-lie
holder
shown
capital
in
below
gains
shares
wants
the
are
all
3-30
fiscal
unless
the
distribution
share¬
in
20c
6
4-
Co.
Ltd.
4-24
4-
6
4-
3-15
Ltd.
3
4-13
(quar.)
150c
4-
4
3-15
Provincial
(quar.)
115c
4-21
3-31
Public
(Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Brunswick Telephone. Ltd.
(quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assn
New England
Merchants Bank (initial)
New Hampshire
Insurance (stock
dividend).
New Jersey Bank &
Trust (Paterson, N.
J.)
Quarterly
:
Co
&
Bank
.
.
preferred
gains
and
vestment
&
taxable
4
cents
long-term
from
current
income)
Western
6%
preferred
6%
6%
pfd.
Off
&
American
American
Fund
of
3.35%
preferred
preferred
3
Stock
(quar.)
3Cc
15c
6-15
5-
1
6-
1
4-13
Canada,
Ltd
5-
1
4-13
8-
1
30c
5-
1
4-14
4-
3
3-14
$6c
4-29
3-31
*
New
Life
dividend
8
5-
8
6-
1
4-14
.
6z
E
Stock
Radio
'
"
6-
4-
'•*
7
School
1
5-15
Schuster
3-31
Scott
4-15
3-20
5-
1
$3.50
1st
preferred
4-17
4-17
-
Bank
&
Fetzer
Co.
3-30
4-17
3-30
20c
4-14
3-31
28c
4-15
4-
3
4-15
4-
3
17c
4-14
3-24
30c
4-
common.——
3-15
$4.00
4-15
3-15
Seapak
<3%
5-
1
5-
1
4-14
(N.
4-14
4-11
4-
4-14
4-14
4
25c
r.
4-
t.
*
.
4-
3
5-
1
4-
1
7c
5-
1
4-
7
5-
1
4-
7
4-
•*"
10c
(quar;)___^_
;
;
,
4
6-
3
/
4-<15:
4-
4-28
4-14
10c
—
(quar.)—
3
5-1
4-20
6-
1
5-19
4-
3
3-23
85c
5-1
4-14
5-1
4-14
4-17
4-
Corp.
Selected
From
Leather
Seton
Shakespeare
4-14
3-31
(From
3
3-20
1
4-11
4-11
Sheraton
Shatterproof
3-20
3-20
Simon
3-24
Class
Skylinq
4-15
3-24
Slater
3-20
»
,
———
(quar.)
52'Ac
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-15
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
A,
Glass
B
$2
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
1
5-15
South
—
C
(J.
.
■
4-10
3-31
4-20
Pittsburgh
Puerto
1
class
6%
,
3-31
25c
•
4-24
Water,
Rico
6-
1
5
4.72%
3-30
4-10
4
3-24
Colorado
3-22
3-23
5-1
4-1
5-
3-30
15c
3%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-24
3
3-20
4-29
$1.12'A
4-
4-
25c
com.
3-24
4-14
4-15
12'Ac
4'A%
1
4-14
flOc
4-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-_
3
3-13
4-
3
3-13
65c
4-10.
3
3-31
5
common
(quar.)
4-
4-30
4-
5
?9iAc
'___
4-30
28c
J_|
4-30
4-
5
*
27'Ac
6-
1
25c
6-
1
5-11
34c
•
6-1
5-11
:__$0.255625
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power,
4-
4-
3c
common
(ouar.)
Water,
4-15
15c
50c
common
6-
5-11
5-11
I
162'Ac:
(quar.)
—
5-15
4-20
f$1.50
;
preferred .(quar.)i__—__________—
preferred (quar.)_______
:—
v;
3
4-13
150c
.i
2nd
preferred
1
4-
$30c
(quar.)1
(quar.)
preferred
6-
20c
;—
Sugar Co.,
Factors
4.72%
-
1
1
4-
153c
(quar.)
5.44%
3-13
7-
*
55-
125c
—
(quar.)_
preferred
partic.
4-12
„
1
J25c
com.
A_—.—r__—
Insurance
Corp.
preferred
4-27
5c
Ltd.,
~.-ZZ
(quar.)
i
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Southern Qanada Power com.
<•
3-31
87'Ac
3-30
4%. preferred
4-14
4-20
4-14
5.44%
3-10
10c
5-25
5-
(qu.ar.)__
__'
Ltd..
4.56%- preferred
Southern California
3-24
2%
8
24c
(auar.)__i.
M.) "Co.
dividend
Coast
4.48%
3-31
5-25
"
3-30
-15c
(quar.)
—
Southern California Edison,
440c
4-28
?20c
(initial)—.
Southeastern
3-24
3-31
5-
Ltd.—
4-28
4-20
4-12
5-19
____;—
common
(Canada)
4-28/
$1.50
3-27
10c
(quar.)
4-28
-
3-30
4-10
4-15
$2
Co.
5-15
4-14
4-27
(quar.)___!___
________
Power
&
America,
5-15
4-20
5-31
25%
(quar.)
Carolina
South
6-
50c
dividend)-
income)-—___;
(quar.)__
preferred
Stock
6-
5 %
25c
30c
—__________
(stock
!_____—
Ltd., $2.12 preferred (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Sobeys Stores,
8%
-
3-31
Boston—
Co.
and
Homes
Smucker
$1.16
,
3-23
3-31
4-14
400%
(N.),
South
South
3-15
4-14
4-12
4-14
split
<s-a>
Common
$2.50
75c
—
five-for-one
a
Corp
of
Water
Corp; of
Simpsons-Sears,
6-21
9-20
l_
(Phila.).
4-3
4-14
.
—
>
income—
Gas
Hardw'are
7-10
5-15
&
Sherwin-Williams
Smith
j
3
6c
Island)
'•
10-10
.
$1
(Long
investment
Shawinigan
1
1
3-10
2-24
15c
—
Trust
net
4-
5-
3-23
3-30
4-
'
5-
5-1
4-10
2%
30c
Co.—
Oil
5-
t30c
3-23
Shares—
approved
Co.
38c
5
Bank
stockholders
Shamrock
4-
r.
3-23
4-10
$1.56%
—
dividend)—
(quar.)______
Trust Co. (Erie, Pa.)—
investment
Snareholders
4-17
3-23
4-10
$1.25
Co.
American
1
—_
(quar.)__
(stock
&
Security National
Quarterly
5
$2
5-8
$1.18%".
—
;—-
*
3-13
4-10
4-126
3-23
7'Ac
5-
4-17
3
1
4-10
2%
—
(quar.)
B
4-
4-17
;
—
5-
25c
quarterly
Shops, common
Candy
5-15
■
12'Ac
(quar.)_____
(quar.)—
preferred
4-15
.
1
r■'$1
common——
dividend
Increased
3-27
4-
'
4-15
5c
Co., common
preferred
preferred
Class
4-14
25c
3-31
..
15c
preferred
(quar,)
Co.,
Security-Peoples
3-15
4-17
$5
See's
3-31
4-
4-20
1
5c
(quar.)
Finance
Seagrave
3-10
4-15
3-20
•
>25c .y
.
(quar.)
$3.40
Co.,
Sears-Roebuck
3-10
4-
-
4
.$4.75
$6.25
3
4-17
3
5-10
37'Ac4-15
-
3-31
4-15
15c
J56c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
—-—
(quar.)______
(monthly)--——
preferred
Stock
v
3-31
2%
-;i_
Y.)—
—-
84c
common
Trust
common
Farms
Corp.
Seaboard
2.%
(quar.)
&
:
—
$1.12'A
Co.
(quar.)
10c
Paper
4-15
3-30
4-17
22c
Monthly
Preferred
com.
Inc.,
1
3-30
3-30
—$1.09
Power,
—__*_—:
Scott-Mattson
Southern
(quar.)
25c
5-
22'20
Products
.(Ed;),
Aviation
Scott
4>-17
1
30C
,
4-17
Pictures-(initial)
4.10
,
Corp (quar.)
dividend
28c
—
Quarterly
Schenley, Industries, (quar.)
Schering Corp., 5% preferred
•3-15
.:475c
._
'
Corp. of America,
4-17
4-10
5-15
(quar.)
National
90c
—
T
Tubular
$1.17'A
:
C0.1
&
3-17
.
/-"'frlO
3-24
4-25-
15c
30c
(quar.)____—_——
Electric
$1.25
(quar.)__
„
Mining
15c
____
certificates
(quar.)
(quar.)_'__——______
Company
Scarsdale
3-15
3
4-30
26C
Insurance
4- 5
;
trust
(quar.)
preferred
Sawhill
Hampshire—
Oats Co., common
preferred (quar.)—
Quebec Power (quar.)
Quincy
preferred
Savannah
8
5-
4'-
25c
7-13
50c
5-
1
5-
.
6%
R
*
1
45c
,
15c
15c
»
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
of
1
6-
4-17
4- 4
r
com.
5%
3-20
6-
38c
(quar.)
Co.
Quaker
-
3
6-
,
$1.50
(quar.)
Quaker City
in¬
4-
$1.75
(quari).
4-
preferred
Service
(quar.)
voting
Electric,
preferred (quar.)___4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
4.50%
4.90%
&
Co.
&
Corp.,
4.40%-preferred
17'Ac
4-14
preferred
Aviation
Common
1
5-15
$1.22'A
4-14
4-17
5.60%.
$1.12'A
3-31
5-
4
$1
^
5-
Public
(quar.)
$1.20(convertible
North
(iquar.).
5-1
W.)
Diego Gas
16c
(quar.)
preferred
capital
net
(quar.) ;
Gas Corp.—
North
preferred
4.64%
40c
::
Ry.,
4.50%
3-30
5%
preferred
Nortex
Antonio
San
7
12'Ac
—
(quar.)___—
Norfolk
San
4-
4-
■f."
(quar.)
preferred
net
4-21
1
1
„
(quar.)__
,
1
6-
He
36c
—-
Insurance
(reduced15c
(Howard
Sams
:—
4.25%
3-28
Marine
Scrivner-Stevens
(quar.)
4.20%
4-14
Casting .(quar®,
&
Corp.
5-
(quar.)_
(quar. )_I
3-20
22 fee
5-15
Steel
Fire
5-
2%
3-31
4-15
6-15
*
..
—
4-15
93 %c
+45c
Louis
Paul
Sampson
Scott
(quar.)
4-10
1
St.
St.
3-i-lO
25c
115c
realized
7
■
5c
$1.50
Jersey Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
a3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.) (26 cents from
3-31
4-
20c
(quar.)
(incr. quar.)
New
New
.
pfd.
New
50c
$1.25
1
$2.50
;
Colorado,
31c
i
1
4-14
!
Canada
of
4-1
3-25
9-
Co.—
:_—
of
5-1
4-25
12-
17'AC.
___,—^
Co.
J25c
J$1.25
9-15
5-15
:
RR.
(quar.)..
12-15
2 %
;
Worcester
Service
Corp., Ltd.,'common
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
90c
'
Co.
5
$1.25
4-28
<quar.)_:
dividend
Providence
3-23
3
(quar.)—
(Birmingham) —
3-30
4-
(quar.)—
2'Ac
Procter & Gamble, 8%
preferred
Protective Life Insurance'
Stock
3-10
5-
$0,335
1
i
•
4-30
5-15
preferred A
$1.75
dividend
50c
Ltd.—
_:
1
'
dividend
shares
5-22
5-22
25c
—
Mining,
6-20
6-20
50%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rey
—_—
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Stock
pfd.
conv.
B_:—
preferred A
of
Stock
6
6
30c
(Toronto)
Neon Products of
Canada.
Newark Telephone
4-
4-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.).
4-24
4-24
1st
class
conv.
4-14
Corp. .(quar.)
Co.
4%
and
3-17
conv.
1
.
6%
participating preferred
Preway, Inc. (stock dividend)
6
30c
21c
...
Trust,
4-24
4-
4c
j
Series
Tank
4-24
Foods,
A
4-3
3
5%
65c
..
Edison, 3.60%
preferred
preferred B (quar.)
Corp.
4y2%
cash.
20c
Co.
4.70%
Power
:
Standard
Potomac
Transit
12c
—
class
on
5-1
4-
5%
62'Ac
Electric.
5c
32'2C
stock)
3-31
30c
:
.
$5
3
—
class A
Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
5% conv. preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Ry.—
Co.,
4-
3-31
lc
(quar.)
4-15
3
4-10
5-12
(quar.)
Bank
3
4-14
$1.25
&
3
4-
(quar.)
5-
-■
.
4-
4-15
———
Lawrence
5%
3-21
4-
4-15
St.
,
Light
Fine
4-11
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)___
4-10
14c
Telephone
_
Water
General
Portland
•J
distributions,
Stock Series
Dividend Series
National
4-15
Portland
3-30
Series
Series
Growth
4-15
Gas
St.
3-31
$1
(quar.)__•__
Rubber
Portland
3-20
5-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Union
Inc.
W.
American
3-31
4-10
&
15c
$1.37Vi
(new
quar.)
dividend
Sanborn
(quar.)
National
Stock
3-31
L-j.
preferred
Pittsfield
3-15
5c
Balanced
7%
4-15
4-10
4-10
97'Ac
Chemical
(quar.)
(initial
•
4-14
$1.25
A
Corp
Inc.
class A
6-
Co., 35c pfd.- (accum.)
Brewing, common (quar.)
Common
;
40c
(Calif.)
(Helena)
Inc.,
3-24
4-28
$1.12Vz
—
pfd.
(quar.)__—
Management
Russ Togs,
Paper
$1.06
dividend)
preferred
4-15
20c
—
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
3-16
Corp.—•
series
payments
Income
$2.50
Royalties
D
3-31
4-25
5c
>
(quar.)
$1.16
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
5
income)
4c
_i'_
common
:
preferred
Rubenstein
fl5c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank.(quar.)
10c
:
Wiggly
6%
Del
(quar.)
Stevens
&
Extra
5
3-20
voting.and non-voting)_
Pillsbury Company, $4 preferred
Pioneer Finance (increased)
3
6-12
14c
Pioneer
4-
3-31
C
4-28
8c
'
——-
(initial).
(quar.)—,___
preferred
4-15
(quar.)
3-17
5-
85c
4-
4-15
25c
—
—
com.
.
3-31
Co.
4-21
5'A%
50c
_______
(quar.)
4»A%
B
-
5-
5-
(quar.)
(stock
7
Corp.,
preferred
John
1
-
4-14
1
4-
McBee
5%
Croix
(quar.)
preferred
5-
25c
—
&
payable
National
Common
5%
7
:
year-end
National
4-20
3-
—
investment
Dividend
The
1
4-14
2%
(quar.).
Machinery
preferred
5-
30c
net
8%
1
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
Banking
Insurance
Ark.)
9-
$1.25
pfd.
Securities
Balanced
to
4-
4-28
Royal
4.36%
Philippine Long Distance
Common (quar.)
20c
40c
1
45 c
4% preferred, (quar.)
3.90% preferred
(quar.
3-17
Rowe
1
(quar.)
Broadcasting
•
(Boston)—
——
(William H.), Inc., new
Furniture (quar.)__;
S.
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc.,
4-14
2%
5-
11-
Aircraft Corp.
Rollins
Rorer
3-20
11
3 7'Ac
3-31
15c
div.)
6-
70c
.
Phillips-Van Heusen—
:30c
(stock
4-10
12-
Rohr
5
St.
.___
4-
30c
3-28
$1.37VA
:
Bank
6-
$1.54
3-31"
5-
4-
8
$1.13
4-15
4T-10
$1.18%
____
St.
Cement..(quar.)
Pfaudler-Permutit, Inc., new com. (initial),.
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
70c
Corp.,
Essex
(s-a)
series
J.), (quar.)
3-31
1
4-20
4-
Quarterly
3-20
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples; Securities
Corp.—____
3
5-12
5-12
L
National
3-20
Permanente
4*-
(quar.)
J
$1.06'A
3-20
4-15
1
4-10
3-31
30c
pfd.
6-
3
6-
5-19
Rockland-Atlas
3-31
4-20
,.
4-15
1
$1.02'A
(quar.)—
5-12
4-10
3-20
__
(quar.)
(On
7
8-12
5-12
7%c
(s-a)
4-14
►-» 0
1
from
(All
Bond
div.
5
1
1
Bergen County
common
4-
4-
6"
6-
-
4-15
—
Fibre-=-
4-14
4-25
51
(quar.).
common
$1.50
6-20
held)
(s-a)
Rubber
National
<
3
$1.41
9c
County)—
53
(quar.)
Rock,
Stock
(White Plains,
(quar.)
class A
Service
National Newark &
National Old
Line
BB
4-15
N.
Chemical
common
.
each
dividend)
preferred
Class
4-29
$1:50
common
Corp.,
(stock
AA
Non-voting
15c
Co.,
Gas
Homes
(Little
5-12
20c
N.
Register Cor (quar.)__
National
Class
5-31
-
Chemical
&
Mfg.Electric Welding Machines
(quar.)_
Fire Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
4'A%
Voting
Penobscot
of
y4-
(quar.)_^_
3-31
4-28
3-30
.
National
B
6-15
3-31
$4.33
Biscuit
Fuel
Co.
(Hackensack,
3-28
7-14
4-13
37 Vac
Cash
Class
4-18
Trust
25c
4oc
9
3-31
7
preferred
__
(quar.)__
Peoples
y4-
5.50%
4-10
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
preferred I
H
4-25
5c
5-12
6-12
,
$3.50
:
National
National
preferred
2%
3"^:
1
4-15
-
preferred
3-
(quar.)
4%%
m.50
4.25%
3-21
3
Inc
(quar.)
Electric,
F
preferred
4-15
(quar. i
4.64%
Co.
&
3
4-
1
6-30
common
3-31
Products,
4-
1
V.
quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
4-14
Button
Gas
preferred
oi
$1
40c
(quar.)_—
dividend)
4-3
6-
6-30
;
4-14
.,"o^
3-24
o'
$1
6-
31'Ac
•_•
22JAc
quar.)_
National
National
3-10
140c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Si
Ltd.,
preferred
\
3
$1.02%
$1.25
Penney (J. C.) & Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
6c
(quar.)
(increased
(1
$6
4%
$1.18%
4-14
._
Quarterly
National
4411
5c
( Auburn.
div.
7
10c
(quar.)
Bank
6
3-
Penman's
8-26
4-
4-13
4-
$1.2334
.37'/2c
;■_•
(quar.)
Co.
...——
(Hartford)
(stock
$1.10
(Canada),. Ltd.
Proof
25c
.__
National Bank of Westchester
National
8-31
4-27
-
& Bros.—
Bank
Stock
Rust
$1
s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drilling
Parker
4-20
i
(quar.)—
$1.09
135c
liquidating
Corp.
Parker
1
c"
ac
(quar.)_
25c
Co
4-15
5-26
(quar.)
common
preferred
National
Chemical
2
j"iv
4-11-
5-
59
—
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar..)—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
15c
Co.-(quar.)
System,
National
6%
(quar.)
5-1
25c
93^c
50c
(quar.)_—__,
preferred K
25c
5.64%
3-30
1
...
4.10%
$15c
6.16%
3-15
4-
1
,
4.95%
(quar.)_
•
5-
;$1.19
6
7lie
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
Rochester
4-10
4-14
(increased)
common
(quar.)
(increased)
Technical
$1.12%
Light,
3-28
3-21
4- j
3-10
10c
(quar,)_^
&
4
3-
12Vic
.•_
1__
140c
(initial
Mountain States Tel. & Tel.
Naftco
3-15
3
4-15
28c
•'
Y.)
Rice Mills, Ltd.
Vernon Mills, Inc., 7%
(F.
3
4-
25c
(quar.)
Diablo
Final
1
conv.
5-
1-.
Royal
Myers
5
preferred
4-
Products
Inc.
Mount
6%
4-10
4-
4-21
4-if
7
.
(quar.)
$4.75
10o
^5c
15c
.—
3
37Vic
(quar.)
3-25
12-14
4-
30c
(quar.)
4-12
Park
common
(quar.)_
Cookie Co.
Mount
Mount
&
preferred
1-1-62
4-
(quar.)
Lighting Corp.—
$4.36
6-15
10-1
V28c
(Dallas)—
-
A
4.10%
20c
preferred
4-14
15c
Co.,
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N.
Mutual
5%
Co.
Rochester
$1.06
(quar.)
Electric (increased
15c
—
Power
Mother's
Co.,
40c
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward
Motorola,
Coast
|27c
1
2%
preferred
*
Quarterly
Morse
6%
(Schenectady, N. i.)
^
Mills
3-17
25c
Corp.
4-14
3-30
7-
$50c
common
common
3-25
12'Ac
Quarterly
Montreal
Pacific
20c
__
(quar.)
4
3-17
20c
—
.
Montrose
3-27
4-10
Co.,
Pacific
_
Montana
1
Paper
40c
(quar.).
Co.-; (quar.)__
-
'
Mohawk
Paper
4-14
4-
—
(quar.)_____
3-17
5c
Robinson
1
$ 15c
1
dividend)
(Wilkes-Barre)—
Quarterly
Monarch
Oxford
3
4-
Roberts
3-31
5-
A
4-10
15c
3-31
4-15
1
4-29
4-15
?28c
(quar.)
Trust
4-15
5-
45c
,^c
(quar.)
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
Riverside
$$1
75c
4-20
common
$4 Vic
—
4-20
1
(quar.)
Dividend obligation (quar.)_
3-31
(quar.)—
Fiberglas
Bros,
Voting
3-31
_
4-14
7'Ac
Richman
Richmond
3-31
(quar.)_
Electric,
Inc.
Owens-Corning
1
5-
12c
(initial)
Corp. (quar.)
Engineering (stock
3-31
3-31
$7 Vic
—:
A
(quar.)
common
preferred
4-20
(quar.)
1
5-
5-15
(quar.)_
preferred
Inc.,
" 3%%
$1.04
,
pfd.
dividend)
15c
Factors
i, Extra
Valet,
Rich's
.%
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
Insurance
_
preferred
4%%
4-15
Life
—
5-
15c
_
4'A%
4-15
"
common
Gas Corp. (quar.)_
Brewing Col
Elevator
4-
5-
3-30
$1.02%
L_-
Wholesale, Ltd., class A
Class
4-25
$1.38
3-30
4-25
$1.02%
^
___•
40c
(quar.)_
4-25
50c
,
—-—---
4%%
1st preferred
Reynolds Metals Co.—
90c
&
Oshawa
Otis
3-24
17'Ac
7
$1.02
Ltd.
(stock
48c
Midland-Guardian
Mississippi
7
J 25 c
Inc. (quar.)
(Fred), Inc., class A
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp..
Midsouth
Oil
Olympia
12'Ac
4-
29'Ac
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
4-24
(increased )
1
4-28
•
4%
4-14
4-28
(quar.)
Merrimack-Essex Electric, preferred
Minnesota
1
10c
.
Mills,
Co.
Company
Oklahoma Gas &
93% e
Meyer
Minerals
1
Flour
Oil
3-17
5fec
4-12
Racing Association, Inc
Reynolds Aluminum of Canada—
3-17
5-
$45c
(quar.)—
Oilgear
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mill
Ogilvie
5-31
4-14
s-22
1
(quar.)
Engineering
Steel Corp.
3
J
(quar4)—_____—-——
National
4-
4-
5-
Revere
Ltd.—
Supplies, Ltd. (quar.)_
Drilling & Exploration—
preferred
3-17
4-14
A
(quar.)__
(s-a)
A
Annual
Republic
5-16
t
class
Republic
$1.06
common-
(quar.)
4-15
25c
Line
Power,
preferred
4-20
(quar.)
Motor
$1.13
Corp.
4-10
30c
25c
Inc.
Chains Canada, $1.10 class
$1.10 class A (quar.)
$1.10
^5c
—
Renold
3-22
37 Vic
(quar.)
10c
May
Merchants
1
4W14
3-20
Investors Trust—
McQuay-Norris
5-
$1.06 Va-
___—
preferred
70c
investment income
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
McKay Machine Co.
McQuay, Inc. (quar.)_
$1.37'/a
___
;
class
$2
:
Reliance Electric &
3-22
(quar.)
42'Ac
(quar.)-'—
Department Stores—
$3.75 preferred (1945) series)
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
__
Co.,
Chemicals,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$!-25
j.
(quar.)
B
Renmar
!
3-22
—
(quar.)
6%
5%
Co.,
(increased)
preferred
Ocean
(initial
Electric
1
1
Ocean Cement &
dividend
Massachusetts
4-15
vote
—
Stock
6-15
split
quarterly)
Maryland Casualty Co. (Bait.)
(inc.-quar.)__
Maryland National Insurance (s-a)
Massachusetts
1
3-10
5-
(quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
$22 Vac
(stockholders will
two-for-one
shares).
common
7-
7-21
4-14
5-
1
preferred (quar.)'
Northern Telephone,
Ltd.,
Ltd.—
proposed
on
common
25c
Co.,
___
$4.16
4-4
1
$1.25
____
Y.)
Co.,
$4.11
about
depositary share)
3
8"
4-28
,
15c.
35c
(quar.)_
$4.10
Marley
Co.
(initial)
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone
Common
(quar.)
Ry.
States
.4-
$3.50
__
_
(N.
$4.08 -preferred
less
Class
Reichhold
$10c
Co.
Power
Extra
Co., Ltd.—
payment
British income
Insurance
Northern
6
5
J62'Ac
._
'____
(quar.)
3-16
3-31
130c
Marconi International Marine
Communication
Marshall Field
preferred
4-14
4-20
5c
_
___
preferred
20c
125c
A.)
4-
5-
Public Service—
4'A%
2%
Corp., Ltd., priority shs. (quar.)__
Majestlc-Penn State (quar.)
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
(C.
4-20
6-
1
-l-:
(quar.)—
common
When
Share
^
Co
(Mass.)
preferred
Reed
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Indiana
preferred
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
3-31
5%
-
»
of Company
Pump
Corp.
Reece
30c
.
(^uar.)____—
preferred
10c
Mailman
positary.
preferred
40c
.
(111.) (quar.)
Ltd., $2.50 pfd.
quar.)
5%
5.50%
A
& Forbes Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Macfadden Publications (stock
dividend)
Magnin (Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Gas
Oil,
-
3-15
4-
8-14
3-31
10c
North
North
5c
8-24
4-14
(Ind.)—
Quarterly
4-20
3-31
125c
Name
Reda
10c
Inc.
1
1
Per
of Rec.
25c
Lines,
5-
3iy«c
6%
(Final
———
Van
4-15
122'Ac
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
Holders
Payable
(Chicago)—
Refractories
American
80c
'
class
Insurance
38c
—
MacAndrews
6c per
American
When
Snare
North
_
(quar.)
Videotronics
3-15
30c
Lawrence Power Co. Ltd.—
B__
4-15
\10c
preferred
Lowney (Walter
Lyons-Magnus, class
Per
Name of Company
3-15
3%
common
(quar.)
M.) Co., Ltd.
4-15
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
,
Long Island Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
(quar.)
Louisville Gas
When
Share
National
.
4-15
3-20
22'Ac!.
;
3-31
4-14
59c
;
5-. 1
59c
5-
1
5-
1,
68c
Continued
on
4-14
v
4-14
-
4-14
page
48
Volume 193 -Number 6943
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1459)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
Mar
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
8
44 Va Dec
26
98 % Mar
233,4 Mar
Lowest
21
44% Jan
69 % Jun
7
114'/a Jun
t
52
NEW
Highest
1«
Mar
50
3
Va Jan
3
74
6
123
Abacus
Mar 13
103 Va Jan
42% Jun
Mar 20
33% Jan
3
52
YORK
Fund
Abbott
4%
52
Jan
38
Jan
3
58% Mar 23
ACF Industries
23
17
Dec
15% Jan
10
197/b Mar 30
ACF-Wrigley
Acme
Dec
6
32% Jan
17
3
22
28 Va Jan
24% Jan
3
28% Mar 21
16% Apr
14
47
Jun
30% Jan
25
63
20
98
'Dec
Apr
10
Oct
22
24
Oct
28
29
3% Sep
27Vb Jun
11% Oct
79
Mar 28
Jan
3
32% Jan
3
4
32% Aug 26
Feb
*
96% Jan
33% Mar
14% Mar
Jan
8% May 11
,35
33% Jan
27
42% Aug
19
40
May 27
90
10% Jan
32 Va Jan
Jan
Jan
6
48
Jan
3
97
90 Va Jan
12
15% Oct
25
22Va Jan
8
16% Jan
4
46
Sep
27
59
Jan
4
50 Va Jan
3
63
Mar
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4'
12 Ve Jan
3
15
Feb
May 31
39 Va Jan
6
36% Jan
3
11% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
3
81% Mar 28
100
■:
6% Oct
24
41 Va Sep
26
58 % Jan
13
Jan
4
84% Sep
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
75
22% Oct
36% Apr
24
28 Va Sep
28
61% Oct
26
Dec
23
19
35% Jun
26
Nov
28
34% Dec
Jan
Jan
28
10
6
19
14
13%
71 Va
717 B
70%
71 VB
70%
71%
72%
4%
5%
Reduction
Inc
No par
Industries
J
Gas
Corp
Inc
2
Inc
48 Va
Mar 27
Allied
Mills-
Jan
27
Allied
Products
54
Mar 17
Allied
Stores
84
Feb
4%
3
Co
5
No par
Corp
preferred
4.08%
Aluminum
45
65
Mar 20
Amerace
.
3
4
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
3
106% Jan
27
102 Va Jan
3
13
44% Jan
18
4
44 % Jan
36
Jan
3
79% Feb
Amer
24% Feb
9
American
Feb
9
3%%
Feb
42
1
Airlines
1
common
preferred[—.,100
Bakeries
No par
Co
38% Jan
4
46
American
Brake
23
43 Va Jan
23
52% Feb
Nov
11
19% Feb
28
20
13% Sep
1
8 Va Jan
3
10% Mar 22
American
43% Jan
4
34% Jan
4
39% Mar 30
American
Can
Jan
Chain
&
Chicle
19 Va Jan
3
23 % Mar 17
Amer Commer
5
40
Feb
2
43% Feb
American
84
Jan
4-
87
8
50
29 Va Jan
57% Jan
3
67
20 Va Jan
3
24% Jan
30
6% Jun
30
30
4
Jan
52
42 Va Mar 30
9
American
16
American
Export
11V* Mar 10
American
&
14
38% Jan
18
Jan
1
15
198 Vz Jun
15
176% Jan
4
36% Mar
9
62 % Dec
14
61% Jan
3
91
16% Jun
2
24 Va Jan
18
18 Va Feb
7
22 Va Feb
13 Va Oct
20
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
17% Feb
15
20% Sep
9
20% Jan
22 Va Sep
29
142 V. Feb
European
Lines
Home
Hospital
27
American
Ice
6
16% Mar 24
American
International
3
22% Mar
American
Investment Co
9
104
3
123% Mar
86% Feb
27
3.90%
31% Sep
26
58 V. Jan
6
34 Vb Jan
4
44% Feb
21
American
Machine
20 Va Jun
1
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
283/b Jan
26
American
Metal
86% Jan
14
92 Vz Aug
15
90% Jan
10
93% Feb
28
4%%
26
13% Jan
3
47% Mar 23
52% Mar
8
5
15 % Jan
5
17% Jan
9
American
6
Mar 30
American
Motors
17% Dec
22
55% Mar 23
L Aug
Apr
18
16% Feb
82% Dec
30
79
29 Va
Jan
16
18
20%
8
5Va%
8
American
Mar 23
prior
48
48%
48
90
144% Aug 25
133 Va Dec
62 % Aug
Feb
54
126
Mar
117
Jun
18
21
34
Aug
24
4
136% Jan
28
38% Jan
60% Jan
3
3
.10
82% Feb
31% Feb
19% Mar 16
20
26
Jun
23
25
27% Mar 15
79 Vb Jan
4
3
122% Feb
4
Jan
Sep
61% Oct
25
3
3
27 Vb Jan
3
Feb
28
28% Jan
3
3
76
30% Aug 26
30 Va Jan
11
30
103% Jan
3
108%
Dec
IA Mar 22
51 Va May 19
65%
Dec
20
-64% Jan
121 Va Jan
3
87
Metal
&
377/8
38%
38%
40%
657/s
66%
66 VB
66%
66 VB
66%
65%
66 Vb
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
34
34
*33 Va
35
•33'%
34%
19
19%
100
19
19%
18%
19
18%
19'A
10%
10%
2 700
10%
11
10 VB
11
10%
11
27%
27%
28%
28%
202%
198 V.
202%
198%
Corp__|2
82%
82%
84
84%
87%
89%
20
20%
*19%
20
20 V.
20'A
*20
*16'/a
1'6 VB
16%
16%
16'A
16 Vb
16'A
1
..,21%
21%
22
22
21%
22 Vs
100
com
31V. Oct
5
44 Va
85
Jan
12
36
Feb
17
30% Mar
For
3
93% Oct
44 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
48%
48 %
48%
48 V.
48%
•48%
48%
1
xl6%
17
17
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
—1.66%
197/a
20%
19%
20
19 y*
20'A
20%
207/a
88
89
217,500
Gas
88
88%
88 Va
91
89%
90'A
6,900
38%
Co
25
No par
Co
1
Chem
par
footnotes,
61
115
38 Va
37%
61 Va-
61
115%
114 Va
38%
40
61%
60%
61%
4,500
115%
115'A
1167/s
13,000
50%
-3,900
15%
46,600
143%
39'/a
15,166
No par
49%
50 Va
49%
50
49
49%
49%
corn—5
Sany
,7 14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
15
143 %
*142 Va
143%
37%
36%
37%
100
Develp'm't Corp_l
*142
36%
*142'A
37
143 %
•142%
38%
38'/a
4,000
7,800
21,600
14,800
144
143%
143 Va
580
66% Feb
124
2
1%
20
Feb
16
American
23
27% Jan
—
6%
-
Snuff
Co
_
..
25
65%
65%
65
preferred_100
*123 VB
124%
*123
Ltd—£1
20%
20%
—1
common
non-cumulative
Amer South
African
Inv
Co
35% Mar 21
American
Steel Foundries
86% Mar 24
American
Stores Co
34% Feb
American
33% Mar
27
6
122% Mar 30
1 §5
Mar 30
75 Va Feb
1
128
Feb
23
51
Feb
9
7%
American
Tel
&
23% Feb 15
4
6%
American
Water
Amphenol-Borg
15
44
Jan
3
54% Mar 30
Anaconda
11
33% Jan
4
40% Feb
33%
33%
83%
33%
34
33%
34
82%
83
84
83
84
32%
32 %
33
33
33%
33
33%
25
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
33
33
33
114%
115%
115%
117
117 Va
120'A
122%
238,700
1 Vz
152
135
7,518,200
11,900
5
33% Fab
3
28
.90% Jan
44%
20
Mar 27
13
93% Feb, 16
17
44% Feb
16
49 Va Mar 20
AMP Inc
,
ISO
no
73%
125%
25
Works
Co
47%
48%
48 Va
48%
48
23
23%
22%
23%
22%
com
K
&
endorsed
5
—25
4,900
74%
126
28 Va
28%
27%
73
125%
74 VB
120%
1%'
1%
4,100
3,900
1,700
74 Vs
74%
74%
75%
126%
126
126%
126%
126%
310
49%
48'A
49 %
43,500
23 Va
23
23%
5,800
*28%
29
*28%
29
•28%
29
*26%
27%
♦27
27%
•26%
27%
16
16
16%
16%
16
16%
16'A
16%
1
Smelting—1
shares
1
„
Anaconda
Mar 30
3,500
85
12.50
common
Ampex Corp
Mar 30
300
20%
33%
*26%
59
20 V.
82%
Corp
Lead
20%
65%
124%
lii
series
6%
25 VB Mar 14
20 Va
100
Viscose
Zinc
20%
65%
•123
32%
preferred
Preferred
20%
143%
65%
124 %
33%
-
American
American
*64%
*123
—33 Vs
Tel Co
Tobacco
143'A
65
124%
144
1
Rights
American
144
25
_
Sugar Refining com
preferred
4
26.
*37%
62 V8
143%
145 % Mar
3
page
38
117
500
47%
27
see
60%
1,000
61 Va
3
y
37%
115
3,200
22%
63% Jan
Jan
95
17%
48%
46%
41% Jan
46% Jan.
1,900
53,600
60%
:20% Jan
37
*93%
120
»■
22%
1
13
95
84
60%
17
Aug 12
46% Dec
*93 Va
•82
2
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
preferred
—100
17
July
*93%
95
84
47%
89
54 Va Jan
95
♦82
No par
28
6
*93%
82%
23
21
30 Va Dec
2,800
59%
17 Va Feb
68 VB Jan
2,100
47 VB
27% Feb
31
400
16%
22
20 Va
1
42 V8 Oct
20%
61'A
4
42 V» Mar
6,700
18,000
47%
13
73 V» Jun
3,000
91
23%
Feb
55% Jun
29
199%
58%
13% Jan
7
25 400
46%
26
17
2 200
22%
28
24
FRIDAY
47,%
27
Jan
9 200
12, 800
GOOD
62
27% Sep
19% Oct
33% Feb
CLOSED
loo
24%
29% Jan
45
22
50
43%
Jan
18% May 17
28
202%
1
111
of
27
42%
EXCH ANGE
61%
19 Va Jan
8
41'A
47%
24%
28
26
35
41
46%
American
20
Mar
39%
47%
American
29% Sep
Feb
*33%
46 V.
American
23% Jun
14
100
46%
9
Mar 20
4
25%
6 600
STOCK
63
7
25
22%
26% Mar 21
3
1
87
22'A
46
203 %
preferred
50 Vz Mar
15 Va Jan
Mar
42
*85
47%
27%
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
Amer Research «fc
16
Jan
•41
87
46%
81V4
Corp
40 Vz Mar 13
31
41
22%
41%
201 %
Co
Optical
44 Vb Dec
4
22%.
41'/a
*85
1
News Co
130 % Aug
Jan
22%
10
10
Products—
Meter
American
32% May 11
117
22%
41%
Std
13
41%
*85
28 %
&
Jan
*41
86
23
40'%
Rad
16
41%
27%
Potash
33% Jan
22 Va
♦85
1 700
1 300
12 400
27%
American
54% Jan
90
42'A
16 % Mar 13
12
85'%
27
3
14
90'/a
41%
12% Jan
Dec
88 Va
42%
American
35% Aug 16
97%
27 Va
54% Mar 15
21% Oct
49'/a
26%
3
17
37%
49%
42%
Jan
Mar
37%
49'A
26%
41
28 Va Oct
37%
49 Vb
26 Va
12
13% Dec
39%
37%
94
93%
38%
37%
49
"40%
100
48 V. Aug
*42
70 300
39%
37%
320
American
7%
12 ,100
48%
•
9,300
9%
28,200
24
6
38 Vb
42%
65% Mar 16
143 Va Mar
38%
487/»
20
42%
24
8
9%
Metals-No par
Climax Inc com__l
33 % Oct
4
*19%
10
3
&
6
Mar
20
9%
101
18
Jan
47%
*19%
10%
38%
%
Va
49%
20
9%
114
19
35
48%
*19%
,
,
101
Jan
140
49%
112%
Jan
—
49
100
76% Jan
,
150
112%
34
145% Aug 24
600
100
54
7
7,166
lll'A
1
-
37%
101%
14
—
64
37'A
111%
20
—
46
•63
82%
Sep
—
*45
64
101%
Jun
—
45 Vz
110
67
—
45%
*63
83%
44
138 % Jan
28,500
101%
85% Dec
3
5,000
23 Va
111%
11
16 V. Feb
32%
120
31 Vz
101
14
1
22%
37 Va
109%
18
11 % Nov
37%
32
*109
X83%
Apr
Amer
37 VB
32%
23 V.
120
100
43 Vz Apr
Feb
37%
22%
*109
2,900
preferred
American
Mar 20
37%
31 Va
32%
22%
115
44%
Corp
Fdry
Natural
44
22%
♦109
3.50
&
American
120
32
22%
44%
preferred
Mach
43 Vt Apr
26
32%
120
23,100
preferred
American
93'/a Mar 14
22%
21%
Molasses Co
18
31%
*109
500
21
__No par
82 l/a Mar 28
28% Jan
4,800
44%
No par
Co
99 Va Jan
31
15,300
12.50
Supply
85% Jan
21
73,100
81%
21%
Products
19
Oct
36 Va
80'%
21 VB
Hardware Corp
American
23
13% Oct
35%
80
44 VB
40c
86 Vz Dec
13
36 Va
78%
21%
Co
American
Mar
32%'
35%
78%
44%
No par
91% Dec
Sep
36 '/a
77 V.
20%
Inc
4
103
32%
35%
11 Va
44 V.
Foreign Power
14
4
36%
77
10
Secur
76 Va Jan
Jan
35%
No par
Power
American
3
32 %
10
18
Mar 30
32
45 Va
100
203 % Mar 27
Jan
*300
32 Va
21%
Corp
49 % Jan
94
9
30
35,800
32 VB
5
Enka
21% Feb
50
26%
32 Va
20%
preferred
Cyanamid Co
Electric
4
82 Vz
106
44%
Distilling Co
3
26
106
46
Barge Line Co
American
• % Jan
11
•81'%
63
prior
American
17% Jan
31% Mar 15
26 V.
45%
25
American
Mar
82 Vz
106
31 %
No par
2
37
25%
106
63
1
Cable
24
Mar
32% Mar 18
8
9% Jan
20
*81 %
26%
5,600
v
47
Crystal Sugar com
American
33% Jan
81%
106 %
52%
63
preferred
Mar 30
59% July 18
26
106%
52
2,500
46
Corp
Co
30% Dec
81%
26%
i[7%
American
American
27
82
112
37%
6
8
21
*81%
38%
38% Mar
Mar 20
52%
13,400
38%,
97% Mar 28
-
5,200
9%
common.—12.50
Co
49% Feb
42% Mar
14%
467/«
9%
52 Va
10
3
14
14%
45%
9 Vz
52%
51%
20
6
59% Jun
15
48%
9 VB
9%
4
4%%
14%
46%
9%
*19%
70 Va Jan
21
14%
48 VB
9
1
42 Va Jan
Mar 17
14%
47%
%
20
36
11
14%
48
63
,
13
89
14%
46
No par
Co
Radio
23
44% July
90
1,800
30,100
2
common
&
27
25
17% Dec
Inc
preferred
51% Jan
17% Sep
7
Theatres
77
46 '/a Jan
Oct
commoni
Shoe
Cable
24% Jan
63
Broadcasting-Paramount
46% Dec
20
26
10
50
4
23% Oct
28
Bank Note
preferred
6.
Oct
16
18%
61%
1,000
7
26
81% Jun 28
39% Oct 21
18%
62%
15,300
517/s Jan
36% Sep
19
61V.
75%
5
7%
18%
61%
24%
35% Oct
Dec
96
19
60
60%
No par
Bosch Arma Corp..
38% Aug
96
19
60 Vs
24
American
14
96
19 V.
59%
74%
63 VB Mar 22
29
96
19
,
9,700
59
22% Mar 20
40 Va Sep
95
9,400
75 Vz
3
46 Va Mar 22
46 V.
47
95
59 Va
3
35% Dec
26,600
96%
25%
Feb
1
46%
74%
Jan
30% Dec
45%
59
37
July 28
46%
25 %
15% Jan
8
45%
76
60
5%
47
46%
V.
58%
4
American
13%
45%
45%
25%
4
8
13'A
44
46 Vz
73%
July 12
28
13%
45%
58%
Jan
Mar
13 VB
44 Va
45%
*25%
63
Jan
103,800
13%
75
30
19
50
59 Vz
18
25% Mar
4,300
89%
73%
24
Mar 15
*87%
13,200
*58%
Oct
6%
88
FRIDAY
12.50
convertible
American
88
89%
GOOD
Corp— No par
Oct
47 Va Mar 20
16%
83%
26
13%
8
16
81
*25%
_
57
30% Oct
16
81%
No par
_
Agricultural Chemical-
American
10
No par
America
Petroleum
33 V. Mar 23
119
of
Corp
Amerada
1
Limited
Co
15%
80%
45%
26%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
5,000
16 Va
80%
47%
*106%
Mar 24
41,100
13%
10
26
4,700
CLOSED
35
44%
100
81 Va Mar 30
4%
13,300
45%'
preferred
36% Mar 27
4%
34 %
16
52
—10
4%
34%
6.700
V
14%
51%
Alpha Portland Cement
4%
337 B
27,600
STOCK
44%
common.
Mfg
47/B
34 Va
14,200
EXCHANGE
73
77%
*87%
9
100
3
24
3,300
89%
48%
8%
_
88%
7,700
13%
No par
common
convertible
Aluminium
16%
88
5
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
28
4,100
38%
89%
*95
1
10
37%
34
77%
45%
100
9
37.% -38%
87
47%
5
Inc
Kid
8
95,400
44
-
1
Chemical Corp
Allied
37%
857/b
4%
34%
16%
io
—
•
76%
1
common
36%
83
88
5
100
convertible preferred
Industries
*34
„—1
common
preferred
37%
•84
'
2
products
Allen
1
17,700
33
13
15,500
14%
32%
18
Jan
27%
14%
24
Va Feb
21%
27%
13%
20 Va Jan
26
20%
27%
33%
68 Vb Jan
69% Jan
19%
21%
27%
13%
317/b Jan
6
19%
20%
12%
Allied
35 Va Feb
19%
21V.
27%
32%
1
4
18%
20 Va
21Va
13
30
Feb
55%
14%
6%
1
277/a Feb
54% 1
100
51%
55
32 V.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
19 Va Mar 22
109
50%
53%
18%
13%
4
21
27%
51%
56%
12%
4
50% Mar 15
21%
27'A
50%
Va
17%
32
30
78'A Jan
20%
1
—
Jan
31 % Jan
26
17% Apr
91
23% Feb
53
18
14%
Products
22% Dec
21
23% Oct
Jan
101
13
35 VB Jan
108
July 25
55
44
Jan
55 VB
17%
V.
Co_
Alleghany Corp
Mar 30
Va Mar
.54%
1
200
8,400
115%
50%
12%
4%%
51% Mar 10
47
25
Corp
Alabama
14% Mar 10
4
50
32%
A
Mar 17
3
51 VB
Shares
67%
12%
Air
Mar 30
3
51 VB
the Week
49%
66%
*110
14 V»
Aldens
5
67
114
32%
Alco
4
66
•110
Friday
Mar. 31
1
88
5
67 V.
113%
Inc_
Co
Control
17 % Mar 22
Jan
65 %
113%
*49
50c
Air
83 % Mar 30
13% Jan
68%
116%
Corp
Aeroquip
9
»
56 Va Jan
67%
*113%
1
Inc
Stores
Express
2
18
3
45
5
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 30
49%
1
3
28
49'A
,
Admiral
Feb
25
49%
82 V.
83
Sep
*48
36%
48% Jan
32 Va
49%
PRICES
No par
12% Jan
Aug 26
*48
SALE
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
12
5% Mar 24
35
Mar. 29
100
Adams-Mills Corp_
15% Mar 24
84
Steel
Adams
84
8
17
28% Oct
32
2
Mar 13
40
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
4
Feb
3
70 Va
7% Jan
9
4
10% Jan
Jan
3
22 % Jan
40% Mar
85
Mar 14
10% Jan
20 % Feb
?
28
38% Feb
80
237/a Jan
31
9% Oct
59 % Sep
Jan
Wednesday
Mar. 28
_10
25
23 % May 31
common
convertible
preferred
ABC Vending Corp_
Mar 23
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 27
1
Laboratories
AND
Monday
Par
;
12
16
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35 Vo Oct
Jun
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
15
200
4,400
80%
81 Va
80%
81%
81%
86%
86%
89
10,300
1
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
81,500
Corp—1
53%
54%
53%
55%
56 VB
57'%
57%
59
19,600
50
52%
53%
53 VB
53%
53%
54'A
Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
.v Common6.23
53 VB
54%
20,400
36%
.37%
36%
37
36%
36 7A
36'A
367/b
1,840
44%
43%
44
43%
44%
44%
44%
4,200
*92%
94
Co
Electronics
—
_
,
94
preferred
Anderson
No par
& Co
American-Prichard
Oil
Corp
*92%
21.80
x
Clayton
44
39%
40%
40%
40%
49
49
49
49
10
94
f
*92 %
'
94
•92 Va
94
40%
40 Vz
40
40'A
49 '
49
49
49%
i
.
2,000
2,200
16
(1460)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
3
37 % Feb
21
46% Mar 29
Argo
Feb
28
Oil
40
'
Sales for
Thursday
•
Mar. 30
Friday
Mar. 31
•
the Week
:
Shares
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40
40 %
_5
45%
46
45'A
45%
45 Va
46%
45%
46
10
Corp
69%
5,500
71%
71%
72%
71%
72%
72%
74
12,200
47
46 %
47
21,600
2,300
4
67% Jan
3
75% Mar 17
Armco
19
37% Jan
3
48% Mar 17
Armour
—5
46
47
47%
46%
47%
60% Mar 30
Armstrong Cork Co common--—1
$3.75 preferred—
-——No par
57
57%
57%
57%
58
57%
60,'A
82%
82%
82
82
81%
81%
82
82
370
Armstrong
5,200
Steel
Sep
28
39
Jan
26
53% Dec
21
50
75
Jan
13
83 Va Aug
26
78% Jan
28 Va Oct
24
44% Jun
9
12 Va Oct
10
20% Jan
11
19 Va Oct
26
8
31
16% Oct
24
27 Va Jan
5
20
Feb
9
27% Mar 30
Arvin
July 25
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
4
27% Mar 14
Ashland
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
4
45% Mar 14
2nd
Dec
21
69% Feb
7
78
Mar 21
July 18
102% Feb
7
108
MarlO
53 Va Jan
3
21% Jan
3
9% Jan
3
4
43'A Feb
27
1
56Va Jan
27
75
Jan
30
Jan
4.
11
83% Feb
42
3
13% Mar 16
20'A Feb
25% Aug 22
29'A Jun
23
Mar 23
15% Jan
24
Feb
28
&
Feb
9
1C6
49 V* Oct
10
63
20% Sep
27
27% Jan
9'A Jan
7
10% Aug 29
28% Feb
1
38 'A Aug 29'
35% Jan
79% Jan
15
88% May 11
84
Jan
13
87% Feb
43
4
(Del )
Rubber
—
Co—
'57%
1
40%
41%
40%
411%
39%
40%
39 %
——u
5
14%
14%
14%
14%'
14%
14%
14%
4,500
40
15
2.50
X26%
27%
26%
27%
27 %
27
28%
2.50
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
27 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
"43%
43%
43 %
43%
T<
76%
76%
76%
77%
_j——100.
107%
Oil
5.25%
Inc
&
.
—
'
27%
>
Refining common
1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Industries
"44
45
___
44%
76%
77%
78
108
3,200
8,700
44%
76%
1st
Associates
preferred
Investment
Co~
10
108
1,600
STOCK
107'A
107%
107%
107 %
107%
61%
61 Vis
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
25%
61%
24 %
25%
24%
24'%
24
380
22,000
.
Dry Goods Corp^-
Common
63% Mar 20
%
—
Arnold Constable Corp_
Aro Equipment Corp
21
Jan
Corp
Co
Associated
100
PRICES
Mar. 29
77% Jan
42% Feb
18
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 28
19
Sep
29
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 27
No par
33 Va Jan
AND
Monday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
28
41
LOW
STOCK
Par
39% Dec
'
YORK
EXCHANGE
40% Jan
30% Sep 20
23 Va July 26
57
NEW
Highest
24%
<
1,600
EXCHANGE
*
CLOSED
460
4,100
Bm^ta Fe~
Atchinson Topeka & Sa
5
*
•
26'/a Mar 22
-
10% Mar
Common
5%
3
-10
—
25
non-cumulative
preferred. —10
City Electric Co com—. 4%
Atlantic
4%
9%
100
preferred———J—
;
41%
9%
9%
41%
"85
40
87
9%
%
*85
40%
87
58% Feb
24 *
Jan
5
48% Feb
2
Atlantic
Coast Line RR——No par
46 Va
46%
46%
17
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
3
57% Mar 16
Atlantic
53%
54%
53%
74% Jan
4
80'A Aug
76
Jan
3
83% Mar
82%
83%
'82 %
Dec
5
61/2 Jan
18 ;
4
Refining common—— .10
series B preferred—— 100
3 Va Jan
3
4% Feb
27
3%
4
14% Jan
13
5%
Mar 30
Atlas
3
13% Dec
66
Oct
:
15% Feb
15
13>/a Feb
9
96'% Jan
2
26
26
73
6
Jan
108
8
$3.75
Atlas
Corp
preferred
Powder
Austin
5
19
Feb
9
211/2 Feb
1
23% Jan
19
52 '/a July 11
33% Jan
16
11% May 11
17% Aug
18
131/2 Jan
3
21% Mar 30
Avco
18% Dec
19% Dec
30
17 % Feb
2
36% Mar 30
1
20% Jan
4
13'AJan
31
241/4 Jan
11
Mar 11
31
30
———:
Conv
prior
——————
Electronics
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
7% Mar 29
Babbitt
(B
5
37% Jan
4
36 Va Jan
10
441/2 Mar 22
Babcock
11% Oct
31
17 V# a an
4
12% Jan
3
15% Peb
24% Jan
26
301/2 Aug 12
27% Jan
20
Baltimore
941/4 Jan
4
Jan
8
Sep
8
82'A Jan
12
87% Feb
13
24% Oct
31
43% Jan
14
28 'A Jan
3
47
Jan
19
22 Va Sep
28
34
28
3
47% Jan
19
90'A Jan
80
18
98% Aug 30
88
Aug 15
Jan
541/4 Jan
5
63
53% Jan
4
62% Jan
9
17% Jan
4%
13% Dec
16
1
72 % Dec
29
65
Feb
24
Jan
4%
18
;
17%
18%
23%
,23%
23%
,44%
45%
44%
45
Basic
14% Nov
17
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
3
18
27
25% Jan
8
18% Feb
8
22 % Mar 15
Basic
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
3
56% Feb
1
Bath
39% Mar 24
46% Feb
9
Dec
3
34 % Mar
8
58% Jun
14
30'A Oct
5
Jan
7
56'/2 Dec
5
19% Mar 15
Mar
3
45
249
Dec*
33% Jan
10
30 1/a Feb
17
51% Jan
6
64
31
Mar 16
275
275
1
Jan
45
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
21 Va
29%
346,000
30
32
32%
33%
34%
36%
198,300
7
7
;
7%
7%
42%
43%.
42%
43%
13'A
13%
8,400
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
14 %
38,100
28%
29%
29%
30%
15,600
97%
97%
98
98%
7
7%
29%
; 29 %
29%
97
97'A
98%
*85
86
84
85
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
4,200
32%
32 %
32 %
1,700
57%
57'A
1,600
f
35'A
32%
32%
preferred_10O
57%
57%
*55%
1
15%
68%
*84
85
97
94'A Jan
Aug 29
90% Feb
3
15% Sep
20
25% Jun
9
62% Jan
13
103% Sep
"2
17% Mar 14
Jan
3
97% Feb
32%
32%
57%
57J/a
57%
56
*55%
56%
56
56
15%
*15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
68%
68%
69
6 7'A
631/a
68
68
*55%
1A Mar 28
—'
78
Apr
21
7
19% Nov
3IV2 Dec 14
32% Mar 31
8
14% Jun
Aug
25
10
Jan
81
1% Mar 3
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
21%
21%
21'/2
21%
21%
21
21 %
50'A
1,400
50%
51%
51%
52 %
52
52 %
40%
40%
40%
3,500
41%
41%
42%
41%
42 %.
7,200
17%
34
-No par
34%
60%
12.50
common
preferred—_100 "
100
—
Mills Inc
34%
611/2
"290
17%
34
34%
\
96
61%
320
%
"290
98%;
2.50
18%
133%
134'A
Inc—
62
,
*96%
19%
1
—
Instruments
Rights
6
84 '/a Mar 20
Beck
34%
19
341/8
4%%
(A S)
Oct
12
18
Mar
8
22% Jan
6
Beech
Aircraft Corp
18
34
Jan
6
35% Feb
8
Beech
Creek
5U"/-i
*.9
48% Jan
16
pfd—— 100
uoc
14% Jan
4
16% Feb
23
571/2 Jun
13
48% Jan
13
63 'A Feb
28
89% Feb
25
93
July 26
89% Feb
14
93% Mar 16
11% July 27
171/a Aug 30
12 Va
56% Oct
24
74'/2 Jan
4
621A Mar 15
^an
3
14% Feb
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33% Jan
4
Jan
7
5OV2 Nov
28
48% Jan
12
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1 Va Jan
3
1
38% Jan
13
33% Jan
3
11/2 Jan
62%»
15 %
15%
60
591%
60%
10o
*93%
95
*93%
*
19
63%
15 %
*93%
*15%
60%
95
*93 %
33% Feb
8
19
42
Jan
3
3
3
3
12% Jan
3
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
63 i/ 2
64
63V2
63%
64%
common——1
43 Va
,63%
44
43 %
44'A
44%
45 'A
44
45
50 %
50
49%
49%
4934
49%
50 VA
50 Va
600
IV*
29,500
37%
1,100
Best
15'A Mar 17
8
71
6
76
Mar
9
54
Feb
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
69'A Oct
18
82
Feb
35'A Sep
26
49% Mar 25
-
Jan
41
Jan
-
146
Feb
Corp
—
—
Co
Finance
Co
&
Inc
Va
1 Va
IVA
1 '/a
37Ja
——1
—
37%
37J4
8
27
45u8
100
144%14'/a
Black
53
4
32% Jan
3
44% Mar 22
23
29% Jan
6
22% Jan
3
28
Mar 13
Bliss
&
12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 17
Bliss
(E
Mar 28
39 'A Dec
24
28V4 Jan
6
18% Oct
20
351/2 Jan
-
26
22% Jan
6
(Del)
—;
1
Va
l'/a
1 Va
37%
37 V4
37%
1 Va.
37J
Blaw-Knox
Boeing
50'A
49%
50
3,500
43'A
42 V.4
42%
4,500
26 J4
26%
26%
1
20%
21'A
21'/4
21%
21'A
21%
213u
21%
27% Feb
17
Bohn
Aluminum
3
Bond
Stores
45%
46 %
9,200
5
44%
47
46aa
46%
45%
461/2
24%
24%
91,900
5
*24%
Va
25'A
25
25
25
25
20'A
20%
207
1,100
—____1
Co
&
33%
35 'a
6534
66 V.\
—
Brass
Corp
22% Mar
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
401/4 Feb
7
Inc__
1
67% Dec
5
55% Feb
67% Mar 17
Borden
31% Nov
2
481/2 Jan
6
35
Jan
3
43% Mar 29
76% Dec
15
79% Mar 30
78
Jan
3
79 % Jan
18'A Aug
10
3
41% Mar 20
Borman
76% Mar
Boston
1.25
Borg-Warner Corp common
3VaVo
preferred-—
11
2
Co
&
22
11% Jan
13
5% Jan
3
6% Mar 22
23
20% Jan
18
9% Jan
4
12% Mar 22
5%
8% Oct
31
13 Va Jan
4
8% Jan
3
12"% Mar 30
Braniff
30% Oct
28
41 Va Jan
6
37% Feb
Bridgeport
38% Nov
Jan
11
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
6
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
48
38% Feb
17
66% Dec
30
76% Jan
4
9
48
39% Jan
3
3
47
Mar
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
66
Jan
29
82
Aug 30
58
64% Jan
3
81% Feb
78i% jan
11
65%
66
42%
42 Va
391/2
41
39'A
40 Va
393a
73%
74 'A
74
74 'A
73
6
6%
100
*11%
11%
11%
Co common——5
convertible preferred
50
34%
6
11%
_2.50
—.
Airways
Inc
Brass
Bristol-Myers
86'A Mar 14
30% Jan
11
35% Feb
Aug 25
106 % Jan
76% Aug 19
68
44% Dec
1
50
Dec
30
44
29% Aug
12% Dec
4
38% Dec
7
35
7
24%' Jan'
4
Jan
10
30
110
33A%
17
Mar
1
80% Mar
8
Jan
17
Jan
5
40
13% Jan
3
22% Mar 27
.
74% Mar
Feb
8
-
24
Brunswick
Buckeye
13% Dec
6
6
.13% Feb
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
803A Jan
9
84
2
24
Jan
18
29
Jan
3
32% Mar 21
Buffalo
17"% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
17% Mar
Bullard
31
Jan
4
43
15% Jan
5
10% Oct
'
26
30% Nov
7
14% Apr
16% Dec
29
72% Dec
66
:
Jan
78% May
9
36% Aug
23% Aug 25
Eudd
$5
2
Mar 20
Co
Inc
18% Mar 13
Bulova
'4
16% Jan
3
21% Mar 28
Burlington
731% Jan
3
78% Mar
6
821/2 Sep
12
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
5
24
40% Jun
109%
77'%
77%
77.1/2
•673/a
65
38
5
21%
22'A
2134
5
No par
1
153A
16 Va
*82
Co
Sep
1
21% Feb
28
25
Mar 10
4
8 Va Jan
3
13
Feb
Bush
Corp
2,200
21%
35,200
16 Vb
16,200
16
*
16'A
16 Va
16 V'2
*39 Va
39 Va
69
30%
5
36%
12 %
39
10,SCO
'
V"
1,800
17
.
-7
1733
17
173b
15,000
21%
20'%
20%
190,800
77 'A
78'A
771/2
77%
120
70 Va
*69
72
*69 *•
72
*84
85'/2
*84
85%
30 1/2
37'A
31 Va
23"'
23%
11%
16%
39%
•
20%
8
30%
38
23%
1,100
16'A
■■
851/2
*84
31%
—1
*.
-
7OV2
85%
1
171/2
105,300
31
16 »/2
79
V*
85
30 3 4
39 'A
3.331%
Co
15%
66
*82%
153a
21 3
a
31
39%
,
Byers Co (A M)
64'
85
30 Va
15%
Corp
Terminal
39 'A
*82
a
47 "a
371/2
23%
1
30%
37
12 'A
46%
30 %
23%
11%
•
28
39 Va
303B
17
100
1,400
21%
16 Va
20%
3.500
109%
78
78
21%
8334
*771/2
15,200
39 «/4
153i
79
74'%
33
39
.
22 Va
39%
*84
pref.
'
2,400
21%
39
15%
100
com
.
a
39%
5
Inc
.
100
3,400
57 V'2
85 Va
109%
,.
.
5
-
Inc~i
Industries
,
47
65 3
30 Va
301/2
74 %
*83 '
78
600
8,600
7 Va
32%
10
.'
—
.
50,200
64 3 a
*82 'A
85
30%
VA
74 'A
851/2
33
78
66%
7
57%
*1091/4. 109'/2
78
*45%
7%
58
32 V'2
*109iA: 109%
,
46%
7
57 %
109%
4'/2%
Jan
*451/2
7'A
571/4
15
84% Mar 17.
28
461/2
series A—1—100
69
16
36%
,73%
100
Burroughs
35%
*83
70% Mar 28
Burndy
36
73'A
17%
,
351/2
57
20%
38% Mar 20
.353 4
33 VA
Co—-j__—x
900
12%"
851/2
Co
6
11 1/2
12%
74%
65%
5%
1034
12'2
*83
4%
31% Mar 27
1,400
11'/2
x32%
17
3
73%
6
6
33 %
20%
26
73%
12
86 %
*77%
Jan
8,600
'
74
46 Va
74%
*85
_1
27% Jan
160
40 V'2
HV2
/ 7'A
a
100
2
,
33 %
Inc
second
16,500
39 V2
12 Va
38
Watch
a
3434
73„
56 7
preferred
31/2%
preferred
6
14,600
43 '
79
40%
%
10
Co__——
24
68
1
74%
common
Bullock's
65%
*78 Va
11%
37%
Forge
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
Jan
56 'A
—_—100
common
preferred
9
201/a May 27
7% Oct
19
Mar 23
2
21
23
26'A Dec
17% Jan
65
x423a
11 %
u.—No par
Line Co.—
No par
Pipe
65%
43%
79
*78'A
6
*11 Va
45 %
7 %
3
Corp
Bucyrus-Erie
26% Jun
13
Co
65%
42 3a
79
*
■
353,.
*45
3.50
common--
Gas
preferred
Shoe
80
27% Jan
Union
5.50%
Brown
Co
preferred
Brooklyn
6,400
*78%
Briggs &
20
3,900
343,
25
Manufacturing Co
Stratton Corp_x—
Briggs
Mar 29
30
31% Dec
110
3
21
34
4
'
3
203.,
3434
78 Va
—_—-No par
x
preferred
41/2%
3
73A Mar 10
Jan
Jan
.
20%
.341/4
RR—
Common
28
20%
35%
—1
Inc
2,500
20%
78
42 3
'
,
a
42
Va
•
34%
A
5
Co_—
Maine
Dec
9% Dec
23% Jan
Stores
:
49'A
100
7.50
—
Edison
Boston
5
8,400
43
35% Mar 22
Jan
7 5'A
26%
5
67
15'A
*74
511/a
3
22
15
%
75
26%
18% Jan
Sep
500
15%
*74
43'34
19% Jan
69
76,500
a
10
5
3,200
46 'A
43:1
11
59% Feb
44%
145
50%
——
Airplane
Food
751%
;
*144
26 Va
24% Feb
28% Jan
14%
45J4
"
43%
22 Va Feb
29
51VA
15
441/2
45%
145
26%
26
Dec
*74
44%
45 Va
144
43'A
17% May 11
29
44'A
45%
14'a
75 Va
50%
45
144%
9,600
9,700
26 'A
__50c
Inc:
Co,
47% Mar 17
4
15
*74
%
45%
14434
FRIDAY
2.50
Mfg Co___
Co
Laughlin
W)
44
1
46
144 V/-"
j
8,300
GOOD
10
Decker
&
24
Oct
44'
44'A
common—8
Steel
preferred:
1%
37% Oct
33
;—___40c
Co
Gypsum
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common--—5
41/2% pfd series of 1951-,
100
6
27
21V2 Dec
21
400
CLOSED
13%
Bestwall
39% Jan
141% Jan
95
18,900
13%
Bethlehem
4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
64
471/4 Mar
8
Aug 26
151
5,300
16
61%
63%
48% Mar 13
Jun
5
6
63
13%
Corp
5%
37% Mar 30
57 Va Jan
50
371/4 Dec
10,300
35 %
1
Intercontinental
'
138% Jan
10
19%
■/.
61%
16
61%
•4-7,100
84
*34
59%
95
653,900
*83
35
62 %
16
53%
1%
19%
*34
63
*15%
44,800
1%
83%
19 %
%
98%
20%
140%
-5
Bell
Beneficial
50% Mar 27
30% Nov
63
19.%'
35
1,200
3,800
.
19%
1%
83%
—10
—1
!
Co
preferred
Bendix
45'A Mar 29
45
62
*34
3 4'/a
62%
320
preferred———.—
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc—2 pesos
31
Jan
Howell
&
4%%
•
15
72
Bell
19 %
35 %
2,900
138 %
1%
84
v.
♦96%
19%
140
yl38
1%
*.290
98%
19%
.
62%
320
*96%
98%
common—No par
Belding-Heminway
*
*83
20
*34
RR—:—.——50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
641/4 Mar 21
20% Mar 29
19
19%
-1
——.
84
62 'A
*290
19%
liV
*83
62%
320
133-% 139%
:—
——
Shoe
42% Apr
37% Jan
1,300
17%
"
83
400
1,800
.
50
Inc
preferred
Beaunit
56
20%
:-10
prior
conv
Beckman
Mar 22
100
33
1
.—10
Inc
Lomb
Cigars
4%%
21
20% Mar 30
141
380
85
*57
*
87
;
*84
—„—1
Corp—
*
11
17,800
29 %
_100
Corp—
■
97
100
Corp
Works
&
3% %
77,600
7%
Inc
Bayuk
%
43%
—10
Beatrice Foods Co
Ma(r 16
200
44%
'
Mar 21
37
1,300
23%
44%
"
183
7,500
18%
.
6%
Corp
Products
Iron
Bausch
17%
*23
19%
'
39% May
108
106',2
17%
*22%
100
&. Aroostook
Oil
3,900
•
43%
;
non-cumulative
Barber
701/s Mar 17
*42,900
13%
44%'
Preferred stamped
"Bangor
1,000
4
13%
.
*17%
1
common—
Stamped
23
59
21
3%
14
106
17% I
Elec com—_No par
Ohio
13%
104
29
preferred series B__——100
series C
—100
&
22,200
821/2
4%
43%
preferred
Baltimore
19
13% Mar
62"% rej
26
12 % Dec
Jun
41/2%
zi
9
26
43'A Oct
49
Jan.
n
45'/2 Oct
Aug
1UU
•55%
83
43%
Inc—
Gas &
14
3,800
54%
X81%
54%
;
3%
Corp—13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
30% Mar 30
83
85%
46%
23%
4-i.
& Wilcox Co
6
83
103
2,200
A' 20
85 'A
46
'
9
16
T)
54/
46%
46 %
54%
%
86,100
26,100
87
46%
14
97
FRIDAY
41
*22%
__5c
Corp—
13%
97%
j.
GOOD
10
*17%
($1.20)—■_No pai-
Corp
4
13%
common....-No pai-
pref
3%
95
-20,
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_ 2.50
45% Mar 29
<27% Oct
4% Aug
.
-20
Co——
Nichols
Avnet
12% Aug
20% Oct
—l
common——.
9%
40 %
40%
*85
4
31 Va Jun
40% Mar
10
9%
41
23%
*12
12'A
47
47%
i
40
30 %
30%
12,000
36 %
37%
32,300
23 3a
»
23%
1.1C0
>11%
11%
2.0C0
'47
47%
1
37% Jan
13
3% Oct
31
7% Jan
6
4% Jan
3
Dec
6
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
9% May 13
18% Oct
20
12 Va
92
14
77% Jan
12%
45
Mar
19
Mar
80
Feb
7
9
43% Nov
Dec
24% Dec
28
38% Jan
4
Mar 30
12
49% Mar
51/2 Jan
18% Jan
8
21'A Jan
4
26
87
Sep
12
83% Jan
25
49
Apr
29
44
19
32% Mar 22
20% Oct 28
45% Dec
21
44
Jan
27% Apr
18
21% Jan
55
'
61 Va
Jan
4
82
For
May 26
footnotes,
see
Aug 22
page 26.
59
Jan
'
12
102% Mar 23
Mar 14
'( 43%
6
11
19% Mar 28
26% Mar 30
88
Mar 13
California
Callahan
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Calumet &
Hecla
Campbell Red
Lake
Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp
$4.25
conv
Mines
common
preferred
3
3
51% Mar
9
Canadian'
Breweries
3
25% Mar 22
Canadian
Pacific
Mar 30
Cannon
Mills
Co
5
46 %
_i
Ltd
4%
16%
i
_1.80
'49% Mar
Southern
__
5
Campbell
Canada
1
Inc
Ry Co
Ltd—'
Ry^—
12%
100%
101%
1.66%
24
*87
.100
43,
19
12%
No par
No par
46%
*46
49%
25%
89
"47
50
4%
4%
18%
19 "2
12%
12%
101
25
*87
*46
48%
■
,
4%
5
101'%
25
87
.47
„25
23%
23%
23%
49'%
23%
No par
73%
74
74
75%
4%
6.000
18%
19'A
88,100
12 %
101
2613
89
12%
12%
9,800
%
101%
5,400
25%
26%
26%
28,300
87
87
87
101%
:
*46
101
*46
47
48%
49
23%
23%
,77*
3,000
4%
19%
19
12%
■
79 7
48%
,
a
,
•
23%
...
:60
47
49
23%
80%
82
3.coo
11,900
2,800
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1461)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
5% Sep 21
39 % Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13 Va
6% Jan
4
oan
NEW
YORK
5
49% Jan
4
441/4 Jan
59
Mar 23
Carborundum
19
35% Feb
25
26%'Jan
36
Mar 13
Carey
10 % Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
15'/4 Mar 20
Carlisle
88 % Jan
12
Aug 18
9IV4 Jan
98% Mar 30
Carolina
35
Feb
98
1
44% Sep
19
43 % Jan
54 V. Mar 29
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
52V4 Mar 30
41% Jan
6
32 Va Jan
43V2 July 15
401/4 Jan
43% Mar 13
45% Mar 29
24% Oct
29V4 Feb
27
Jan
29% Mar 28
Carriers
10
40% Sep 26
7 % Dec
5
71 Va Dec
3 Va Nov
24
Sep
30
23
4
46% Feb
59% Mar 13
5
8% Jan
13Va Mar 20
Case
114% Jan
19
22
7 '/a Feb
26
19
341/2 Jan
6
72% Jan
81
30V8 Feb
88
Feb
8
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
21
30
121'A Sep
83% Jan
13
35 Va Jan
15
19
94
24% Jan
lVxai'
1%
Mar 15
2nd
Jan
37% Mar 29
126V2 Mar
1
84 V. Mar 30
4 Va %
conv
31% Feb 21
Celotex
Corp
1
2nd
Jun
29
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
21% Jan
27
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
18% Jan
3
25% Feb
6
Va Dec
18% Mar
25
5%
7
23
53 %
53 '/a
53%
51%
50%
42%
42
Central
39%
,
45 Va
45%
29%
29
29^
1
54 V,
55%
54
54%
53
54%
12%
12%.
12 Ve
12%
12
80%
81
81
81.;.
4%
*91%
34%
92%
18%
5
x23%
22
92
*91%
36%
*122%
82 Va
80
83'A
27%
27%
27%
28
com__No par
—100
18%
*18%
,
-
*18 Va
24%
25
2,300
23%
23'A
24
24'A
24%
6,600
•
48
Jan
19
48
*44
7
73
Jan
24
67
67
*65>
32% Feb
8
Central
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
31 V.
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
313A
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
38 V. Jan
24
Mar 13
Central
Illinois
42%
42%
43
43
413A
42%
96 Va
59
27
92% Jan
3
29
571/2 Jan
18
9
66% Mar 30
Central
Illinois
20% Jan
10
26
Feb
6
Central
RR
26
28V2 May 23
42 Va Jun 15
38
24
43
Feb
28
Central
& South
29
25
>4
33% Mar 16
Central
Soya Co
1
22% Mar 29
4
19% Oct
28
29 Va Jan
20% Sep
9
27
Dec
28% Feb
15
July 18
13% Sep
14
Oct
42
Jan
9% Jan
9
4 Va %
Jan
31
6
11
July 25
21% Dec
Oct
24
40% Apr
5Va Jan
18
70Va Jan
11
Oct
21
23
17
20% Jan
7
3% May 11
Jan
3
44
^
36% Feb
3IV. Mar
3% Jan
50
Jan
39% Feb
96 Va
95-
66%
66%
65%
66%
*23 Va
24 Va
24
24
2.50
40 %
41%
40
41%
57
S
-
96'A
;
*95
66
*65
66
'23%
'
69
31%
100
31%
3,400
*•42
42%
1,500
*95
96%
66%
*23%
'
41'A
V
100
66 3/4
3,000
24%
100
39
;
24%
-
400
48
*44
,
69
40
West Corp
393/4
29,000
31 %
31%
31-
31%
30%
31 Ve
30%
31%
No par
--5
17%
18% '
18%
19 Ve
19%
22%
20%
22%
37
37%
37 Ve
21,600
373A
37'A
38
37%
38
11,400
1
39%
40%
40%
1
Corp
33
33%
32%
-
5,000
Chain Belt Co
—
42
40%
41%
41%
44
54,100
33%
34Va
34%
35'A
4%
5 Ve
5
21,700
5 Ve
5%
53/4
5'A
5%
10
—
34'/a
1
Co
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Mar 17
48
183/4
No par
Cessna Aircraft
2
r-
50
—100
Products
Certain-teed
Mar 30
'65
Service—10
Century Industries Co
5% Mar 29
4
r
"44
N J
Co of
Cerro Corp
27
*96
48
68%
*
Public
preferred
'
24
26
40
Jan
97 V. Mar
3,700
18 Va
3
42% Jan
9,000
24'/a
Mar
Light com—No par
v
18%
Mar
43
•
24%
59
30
.
18%
38
88% Jan
'
283/b
134,600
24%
27% Jan
32% Jan
84'A
FRIDAY
24
17
Georgia Ry
150
GOOD
22%
23%
*44
83
28
23
of
25,200
123 %
80
2,700
CLOSED
37%
123Va
430
EXCHANGE
92%
37%
22%
V4
STOCK
4%
34%
91%.
80 '/a Aug
preferred series B
81
4%
35%
59
5%
22,100
*122'A
92%
28
Aug 17
12%
36%
30
Dec
12
34%
'/a
Sep 20
19% Mar 8
75
12,700
123 Va
35 Ve
123%
20
800
53%
28'A
28%
.—1
210
30
80%
4%
34
9,200
52
>
81
4%
34
-
9,800
45%
'
81%-
preferred series A-100
60
2,400
.
413/b
45%
*122
36 Va
81
1
52'A
*29
12%
81
4%
33%
92%
34%
*122
common
*4%
34%
34
^100
preferred
98'/a
•
4%
7
45%
9,300
54
40
45%
.29.,
100
14%
50%,
:
41
4,200
2,600
'•
45%
2,900
33
53%
.
29%
Shares
8'A
57'A
98%
51
41 %
.
14'/a
'
54'A
50%
12.50
Aquirre Sugar Co —:
Foundry Co
Central
!
54
,
56'A
32%
s
44%
preferred
Central
Mar 30
"
52
v
17
17
15
98
14%
98
28 Va
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
15'A
98'/a
1
preferred
Jan
14%
*97%
53 %
10
Corp
preferred
6%%
14%
51 Ve
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20% preferred—.
1
100
1
8
/
'
42
5
Products Inc
89
21
46
33
the Week
Mar. 31
'
57 Va
32%
No par
(J I) Co common
22
3
56%
32%
50
General
115% Jan
9
Sep
Mar 20
38%
71% Jan
20 Va July 22
71V2 Dec
94 V2
Mar 21
5
3% Jan
v
57%
31%
98
Friday
Mar. 30
57%
14 V.
Sales for
Thursday
v
8Ve
57%
preferred-,
Carter
22 Va Jan
8
8%
32%
"97 V.
Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co__
781/4 Jan.
8
57%
No par
Carolina
&
8
31%
Carrier Corp common
4 % %
8
Ohio Ry_10o
&
PRICES
Mar. 29
5
Clinchfield
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 28
__10
Mfg
Co__,
Corp—_____
38V4 Sep 28
27 Ve July 22
39% Nov 25
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 27
1
Co
(Philip)
AND
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines Inc_
Sep
23
LOW
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% Mar 20
55%
55%
*55
98,400
55 Va
55'A
55'A
55'A
56
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
333/8
91%
92
91
Va
91Va
91'A
' 91%
9IV2
91%
47 %
47%
47%
48 %
473A
48%
47%
48%
27%
28 %
27%
28 Va
27%
28 Ve
27
28
41 %
16,700
12,200
1,100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co24
Dec
88
Jan
42% Jan
5
6
-
26% Jan
No paij
4
33% Feb
28
Jan
9
92% Feb
1
Jan
10
48% Mar 21
21% Jan
4
29 V. Mar 21
preferred
No par
Spark Plug Co—'.—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_;
1
8
94 Va
Aug
19
90
4
48 Va Aug
25
41
17 V. May 13
22Va Nov
28
26 V2 May
41% Dec
20
34 V. Mar
,
<
Common
:
,
$4.50
43% Mar 30
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
Checker
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
28% Mar 20
Chemetron
6V2 Nov
30
14V4 Mar 24
7% Jan
43'/4 Jan
4
32
Jan
3
37% Feb
28
69% Jan
6
59% Jan
24
67% Jan
18
Aug
5
13
97
24
97
24
6V2 Dec
29
99 V. Apr
17
Jan
18
16% Dec
14
34V4 Jan
19
43% Jan
6
35 Va Dec
30
40 »/4
13 V.
Oct
24
26% Jan
6
50 V. Nov
2
691/2 Feb
26
71/4 Jan
21
Dec
4
13% Dec
Apr
16
3
Jan
9V8 Mar 24
Mar 20
21% Feb
19% Jan
31
14
351/2 Jan
i.
Class
Chic
42 Ve
42
42'A
43%
25%
26%
253/4
263/4
24 Va
26
27
26%
27
27
:
27%
27%
28'A
10
10 Ve
10
11,300
IOV4
10
•
10'A
9%
10Ve
6,700
*36"%
37%
37
64%
64%
64%
37% Feb
24
18% Feb
27
62
Feb
27
5%
5%
♦9
9 Ve
*18
21%
10
27
27%
Ry
com
preferred
36%
50
15 %
8%
57%
57%
37Ve
37'A
37%
37 3A
500
64 Ve
643A
64%
64%
7,800
*97
8%
;
15V4
15%
15
15%A
56'/a
563A
57
13% Jan
19% Feb
28
Chic &
38
Feb
27
5%
22
Sep
20
29% Jan
28
Jan
38V4 Mar 21
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
—8
36 %
36%
20
Dec
30
29V2 Jan
20
Jan
26
Mar 22
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
24 Va
24%
15
Oct
12
32
Jan
15
Jan
26
Mar 20
Chicago Yellow
par
24%
25
*24*
10% Oct
18
15'/4 Jan
12 V. Jan
23
17
Feb
15
*15'A
15%
xl4%
143/4
29'/4 Mar 30
Chock
23%
24%
23%
45% Mar
Chrysler
—25c
25
44
4
44 Ve
17% Nov
27
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
30% Feb
8
37% Jan
10
78 Va Jan
4
41V2 Aug 24
87% Sep
6
82% Jan
3
94V2 Feb
2
98-V4 Feb
7
102% Feb
28
37% Jan
3
49V4 Feb
17
38
3
O'Nuts
Full
17%
17%'i
100
29%
30
.
Corp
Corp
■I
37 '
37'A
••>4.
37'A
1,200
10,300
1,400
,
17 Ve
"17 'A
17 Ve
17%
173/8
173/8
1,300
•29%
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
36%
13,500
56%.
231/2 Jan
uNo
31
57
36V2 Jan
Cab
100
21
30'A
36%
23'/2 Jan
com
9
*18 Va
15%
6
A
*8 %
21%
30 7/e
36%
*56 V2
15
Western
9
*8%;
109
15%
,
Dec
North
*97
99
29%
20 Va
preferred series
109
*18
21
27%
15%
100
5,900
643/4
109
*18
36%
No par
Pac
&
series A non-cum pfd
42 5/e
37%
r
*97'
109
40
Western
Milw St Paul
Chic
*97
RR com—No par
A
Great
52
Feb
111
Chicago & East
18
Mar 30
13% Jan
7
41%
26 Va
26%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia —__5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%%
convertible preferred—100
13
23
,
Chemway Corp__
26
Jan
42
26
1
1.25
Corp
Corp
10% Mar 22
54% Oct
94
Motors
3
30% Dec
70
6,400
1
Chance Vought Corp
6
24
3
•
11,200
1
38 V. Mar 15
Dec
17% Oct
14
-
Champion
30%
29 %
30'A
29'A
30
2,300
363/8
33 3/4
343/8
33%
34
18,100
24%
23%
24Va
23
34 Ve
241/4
4'/a
-
.
24%
23%
24'A
233/4
23
23%
*14'A
15
13%
143/8
STOCK
25%
25 %
28
27%
29'A
EXCHANGE
45%
44 Vo
45'A
433/4
44%
CLOSED
>
7,200
110
400
222,100
45,200
s
Cincinnati
101.
26 Va July 25
July 19
39V2 Dec
21
4%
Mar 23
9
681/4 Dec
29
65% Jan
3
83
1
53Va Dec
23
54% Feb
3
24% Jan
4
50% Jan
20% Feb
6
16% Nov
13
40% Oct
5
1
90 Va Jan
56 Va Dec
62
56% Jan
Apr
8
35'/2 Apr
11
42
Feb
17
72Va July
'
12
48% Feb
61
5
7
4
95% Feb
17
10
Aug 24
21% Jan
4
26
31
26
26 »/2
Jan
Mar 24
Jan
1
4I
71V2 Jan
5
78
21% Oct
5
41% Oct
24
13 Va Dec
413A
8,900
23Ve.
23 3A
23%
23%
23,100
Co
1
48%
49
49%
49%
1,500
com
15
_No par
58 Ve
58'A
57%
583/a
57%
58 Ve
56%
58%
10,500
*97%
98
98
98%
98
98 i;
98%
98 3A
270
Iron
preferred—Pitts
&
RR
7%
guaranteed
Corporation
7%
preferred
4%
30
37% Mar 14
77
6
23
Jan
3
28% Mar 30
Collins
&
41V. Jan
11
50% Mar 17
Collins
Colorado
4
14V» Jan
3
20% Mar
3
43
50% Aug 16
3
47
2
Jan
Mar
Aikman
Fuel
Jan
34
57
18
24
Feb
52
Jan
9
54% Feb
28
4
40% Feb
20
4%
&
noncumulative
1st
7
45 V. Jun
14
35% Jan
Columbia
Broadcasting
23% Dec
30
23 V. Jan
3
25% Mar 30
Columbia
Gas
26% Nov 28
21 Va Jan
12
34% Mar 21
Columbia Pictures
711/2 Nov 28
67
5
73% Mar 23
58% Feb
Dec
43 % July 27
56
39Va Feb
3
53% Oct
19 V. Oct
31
55 y* Jan
Jan
9
52% Jan
6
24
50% Jan
11
23V4 J an
-
62
$4.25
Columbus
System
27%
28
27%
28'A
28
28 3%
28'A
28%
3,100
46 Ve
47%
46 %
47%
46 Ve
46%
451/4
46%
26,000
15
68'/a Jan
3
79% Mar 22
Commonwealth
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
29
12% Jan
3
1
17% Jan
18
12
Jan
3
12% Jan
12
7% Jan
3
May 26
40% Dec
2
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96 V. Jan
13
103% Dec
30
42 V. Feb
17
60% Jun
27
23
59
37
19% Mar 29
Conde
Jan
3
51
66% Jan
9
79% Mar 22
I
105 V2 Mar 27
101
Jan
38% Feb
Mar 20
46% Jan
9
$5
Co
67% Mar 27
Consumers
63'A Dec
12
61% Jan
96% Aug 22
92% Jan
97
Feb
24
96% Aug 25
93
Jan
13
98
Feb
7
811/2 Jan
6
88
85% Jan
30
90
Mar
9
Apr
5
29% Feb. 28
5
23% Jan
J
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
90% Jan
11
95
Feb
37 V2 Jun
28
49
Dec
30
44% Jan
9
58
Mar
1001/2 Jun
16
107
3IV2 Dec
2
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
75V2 Jan
4
831/4 May 23
7% Dec
2
14% Jan
20
6
221/2 Jan
44% May 11
59% Dec
20Va Sep
83
29 Va Jan
19
:
9
3
107% Mar 23
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
40% Jan
77% Jan
•
82% Mar 10
7% Jan
3
27
19% Feb
17
21
54% Jan
4
62% Feb
3
10 Va Mar
103
31
19
Dec
7% Dec
29
11% Jan
6
7% Jan
571/2 Dec
22
53% Jan
•
401/2 Mar 16
35% Jan
3
40
Jun
1
31
Sep
20
For
footnotes,
see
page
26.
27 »A
26'A
86%
86 Va
87Va
87'A
87%
5,200
26%
26%
26V4
26 Va
26%
273A
24,300
25
77%
78
77%
78%
77%
781/2
77 'A
77%
6,800
100%
100
100
109
109
187/e
19 Ve
100%
*109
18%
26 V2
•
26%
1001/a
100%
100'/a
1093/4
1093/4
110
110
19 Ve
18%
19V4
1003/B
110
18%
500
220
193A
15,600
1
16%
17'A
17%
19 V.
-18%
193/4
18%
19'A
36,600
14%
14%
15
15 Ve
14%
15
14%
14%
10,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
10
10Ve
9%
3,900
8,700
78
78%
78 3A
78%
13,900
1
No par
104%
105 Va
104%
1053/8
105'A
105'A
1,800
_5
41%
42%
41%
10,000
10,600
Industries
Corp
Natural
Coal
Power
Gas
Co
Co
41 '/e
41%
40
40V4
39%
40 Ve
40
40 Vb
40%
41 Ve
23 Ve
23%
23%
,23%
23'A
233/b
1,000
56
56
563/4
56%
58'A
58'A
58%
10,900
34%
35
35%
35%
35
35"%
343A
351/4
8,400
66%
67%
95
*
,
65%
66'%
66%
67V2
19,200
95
95»%
943A
953A
340
97%
*96 Va
97%
No par
No par
30
89V2
*88
891/2
30
9,900
65%
66 Va
94%
95
98
96%
96%
*96%
"89
No par
95
*96%
No par
preferred—
41%
105
23%
*23
5
10
1
com
41V.
1043A
55%
39%
_1.33%
Corp.
89%
89
89 Va
*88
America—
5
27V4
v27%
27»A
27%
27Ve
27%
26V4
27%
preferred—
100
Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
*93%
94%
*93%
94'/a
*93%
94'%
*93%
941/2
51%
52 %
51 %
52 %
52%
52'A
52%
Common
4%
Continental
Continental Can
common
Copper «fc Steel
Industries
$5
common
convertible
21
Continental
3
Continental
59% Feb
9
Continental Oil
49 V. Mar
9
Continental
preferred
Insurance-
Motors—
of
Steel
*
53
8,700
110
Delaware
Corp
106 Vt
106%
106'A
106'A
*106 Ve
10
37 V.
37%
37 V.
37%
373/4
37%
37%
38 Ve
No par
Inc
$3.75 preferred
10% Mar 13
20% Mar 23
273/s
85%
26%
78%
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
Continental
.
com
$4.50 preferred
$4.52
27%
86
78%
Laundries
4
27%
26%
78%
Foods
7
26%
85
1
78
Consolidated
4
370
Y com—No par
Consolidated
87 Vt Jan
4,500
9,300
N
of
T
53 Va Jan
3,600
62
493/8
28
88 V. Jan
58%
61
49
44 V. Feb
Consolidation
57%
49 Ve
24V. Mar
36 V. Mar 13
58'/a
60%
!
49
39V4 Jan
29% Jan
58
60'A
58
49V4
20% Jan
4
'73%
48
6
40% Jan
73
47 Va
2
5
73
47
23 V. Jan
Oct
72%
No par
42% Dec
27
73
,
29,300
10
2
58% Mar 30
73
1
May
50% Jan
24,100
74
*73
100
May 1'7
22
40,300
33%
100
26
51% Dec
253/4
32
10
20
42 V. May 18
38%
25 Ve
31 Va
1
Electronics
Consolidated
37%
251/2
31
60 i
;
preferred
Consol
38 'A
24%
31%
57%
Cigar Corp
Consol Edison
37%
24% i
30%
59%
Publishing Co—
Consolidated
38%
24%
32%
57
Congoleum-Nairn Inc_
.
38
24%
31%
60
—
Cone Mills Corp
Nast
38%
24%
57
5.25%
preferred
Comptometer Corp_
10% Mar 10
54 Va
*53
38%
60
Co
Edison
;
5
Solvents—
15% Mar 22
'
70
1
69% Dec
6
*53
No par
Ohio
8
3
*
Elec—5
Co
Southern
56 V. Mar
7% Jun
76
10
Inc—
Engineering Inc
8 V. Feb
11% Dec
*75'A
200
18 Va
5
No par
preferred
35%
,
55
Credit
4.64%
-
♦53
Commercial
8
76
55
Commercial
9
*75'A
55
Combustion
24
.
*53
28 V. Mar 16
Feb
76
pfdx
100
System_2.50
28 Ve Mar 21
22
23,100
*751/2
17,800
87% Mar 30
111i/4 Feb
36%
*1400
36 Ve
76
19Ve
3
101% Feb
35%
36 Ve
36 'A
76
46%
9
6
3,400
18%
13
4
24 Ve
46%
Jan
11
24
*1375
*1375
20
24%
19%
21% Jan
14% Jan
,
47
70
97% Jan
108% Jan
24
18%
4
1
24'A
18,200
*46 V2
20
3OV2 Sep
14"/2 Dec
24
8,300
90
18%
27
101
24
68
135%
88'A
46 V2
72V2 Dec
2
23%
671/4
*134%
88
18%
25'/2 Jun
4
86%
10
50
4,800
46%
28 V. Jan
22
*1341/4
88
64%
18%
4
Jun
673A
134
87
35%
62%
„
135'/a
67
66%
134
88
60%
35
46%
27
13
66 V2
;
*34'/2
*45
13% Mar
90% Jan
103% Jan
64
*59
35%
common—j.
Carbon
&
62%
»
50
preferred
Columbian
3
Mar 30
62V4
,
>
Ry—
17
2
61%
*1375
common
21
Jun
62 V.
67%
series B
Dec
60
35
135 Va
1
41
No par
Iron
preferred
18% Jun
1
*59
*34%
*59
86 V*
No par
Va
60'A
60 'A
67
common
14% Jun
,
41
:
34%
*134
Corp
Colorado & Southern
50
:
1
Co
preferred
5%%
39%
34%
59'A
100
:
•*
34Va
No par
com
Radio Co
$3.5o
40%
■
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
6
1
61%
1
Co
No par
Cooa-Cola Bottling Co of N Y_
1
5
20
*34
/ Coca-Cola
Jan
Jun
59'A
gtd___50
stock—50
__j
74
35% Jan
5
42% Dec
76
2,300
48
30% Jan
Mar
4,600
13%
41
6
.
July
60%
13%
23%
7
30 Va Jan
V. Jan
59
13%
10,800
16,100
41
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
26% Nov
1,900
60 Va
•
49
Special
16
138% Mar
77% Jan
22%
231/4
Cluett Peabody & Co
Feb
134
523/8
22%
48V4
74
4
61
7
80%
50%
23%
Clevite
14
80%
50%
49
;
64% Mar 20
28
80%
50%
23
23 Ve
:
Corp
Cleveland
2
Nov
137
50 Ve
23
39%
Corp
Equipment Co
$4.50
Mar 21
36% Mar
10
47% Feb 23
5
64% Dec
8
191/2 Nov
Jan
Mar 23
80% Dec
9
126 Va Feb
33
51
23
22%
58
50%
22%
49%
X22%
10
Cleveland Electric Ilium
98% Mar 17
5
4,800
1
Cleveland-Cliffs
30
1,230
10
Cletrac
Sep
470
453A
13%
Clark
23
59
11,600
13%
41% Mar 30
4
FRIDAY
58
51V2•'Mar 20
941/4 Jan
80'A
45%
;
.♦
13%
23% Feb
53% Feb 23
"
'
GOOD
87 Va
101
561
3
7
80
45
44%:
42%
87%
101
y
13%
3
Apr
•
101
56 v.
16
99
45
41%.
87 '/a
101
13%
Jan
11
42 Va
87%
,
55 %
Jan
18
79
79
88
5
40% Jan
5
441/2 Aug
5
59% Jun 23
78%
44%
45
42
42%
101
No par
21
-
;
City Stores Co——-
33
5
32
48 Va Mar
City Products
14% Jan
23% Jan
28
87Va
5
601/2 Mar 29
4
16
27 V. Oct
41%
101'
101
44%
No par
:
Co
Feb
Aug 25
47% Jan
Investing
12
4
18
141/2 May
Corp_!
Cities Service Co
City
44% Jan
51V. Jan
14Va July 14
36 V2 Dec
C I T Financial
8
241/4 Mar 17
101
10
42%
88%
88
100
Milling Machine Co
411/4 May 19
24
100
preferred—•
Cincinnati
41%
8.50
_
preferred
4%%
3
Mar
Electric—
<5c
Common
89
39% Jun
49% Mar
Gas
43% Mar 20
*81%
82 Va
*81%
82 Va
*81%
82 »/2
82%
82%
50
2
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
93A
9%
9%
7,500
—25
*20'A
21'A
106 Ve
107
107
55,400
r
♦20 Va
21'A
*20 V2
21'A
*20%
21Va
5
58%
59%
58%
59%
59%
59%
59
59%
18,700
_1
101/4
10 Va
10 Ve
10%
10 Ve
103/a
10%
10%
29,400
5
56%
■57%
57%
58
57
57%
57V3
573/4
16,900
7
45'A
46
47
45
45%
44
45
47
*
*'
3,000
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1462)
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE • STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
4
35% Mar 21
Controls
30% Jun
3
40y2 Mar 2*
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
7% Jun
3
10% Mar 20^
Cooper
33% Jun
17
21V* Jun
4
39% Mar 23
Copeland
24 y* Jan
7
13% Jun
3
17% Feb 21
Copper
19
42 V* Feb
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
12 vl Dec
5
2
42 V* Mar
15
27 Vb Dec
Feb
16
.* 18vb Oct
,
Copperweld Steel Co___
Corn
7
Aug
17
83 y« Jun
5
86 y2 Mar 27
3%%
Apr
11
88
ft
91
Mar 13
3%%
18% Jun
27
24 y2 Jan
5
Jun
3
27
184 V4 Jan
25% Feb
3
Jan
Co
30
Products
Corning
x3234
34%
31v*
32%
31%
32%
39 y2
40 y4
39%
39%
39 yB
39%
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 y4
9%
38 %
39%
38 %
39
37%
38%
15%
7*15%
15%
15%
15%
16
34%
5
1
preferred
x84
5
(Del)
Works 'common
180%
86 %
TOO
preferred series of 1947-190
Cosden
3
Co
Glass
Petroleum
84%
23%
86 y2
85 y2
183 va
181 y2
10 V* July
July 27
-,
3% Jun
46 y« Jun
11
July 18
*
35y«Jun
76
4
.
Feb
48
3
19 Va Jun
>
Mar 21
Coty
Co
3%%
21
of
Crescent
6
5 Vo.
Mar 22
Corp
_1
common
:_100
Wheat Corp
Petroleum Corp
26
Jan
15
25
Jun
3
28
167/b Feb
17
42
Dec
14
37% Jun
3
50% Mar 10
28'% Feb
1
45
Dec
Crown
34 Va Oct
21
42% Jun
4
72% Mar 30
40 y. Feb
23
39% Jun
4
42
Feb
54 y2 Dec
29
52% Jun
4
58
Mar 20
86
Jan
95
89% Jun
C
93
Jan
16
$2
6
27
Cork
•
$4.20
preferred
Sep
20
Dec
5
297/b Jan
4
17% Jun
3
28
109 y2 Jan
5
90 V* Jun
3
13% Sep
22
18
Jan
11
17% Jun
23
8 Vb Oct
24
14 % Jan
4
9% Jun
3
12% Mar
64% Jun
8
69% Feb
11% Jun
ft
14% Feb
1
31% Mar 29
34% Jan
13
Cunningham
18
Curtis
63 V* July 26
69 % Mar 23
10 Vb Aug
13
3
Jan
37
30% Sep
•
18
Jan
7% Dec
60 % Jan
17% Dec
25
18% Feb
24
Crucible
1.
21
10% Jan
Feb
24
54 Va Jan
23 va
22
4
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
30% Jun
27
96
Jan
62% Feb
10
3iy4 Jun
22
43% Jan
4
Jan
4
87 % Aug
12% Dec
27
15% Jan
23
6
33% Jan
5
34% Mar
3
67 y4 Sep
Mar 16
74
2
$4
Drug
46
45%
46 %
47
21%
21%
21%
27%
27%
27%
27%
.'27%
47 v
48
47%
48
68%*
68%
69 y2
>
27%
-
76
*75
-
41
41
41 "v
56%
56%
56%
"57
92
92
92
92 Va
92%
21%
22
102
19,800
CLOSED
2,100
GOOD
FRIDAY
8,800
2,900
47%*
18,800
72%
20,200
40 %
40 y2
300
56%
12,300
92
92
290
22%
22%
22%
102%
*102
102
22,400
56
92%
102%
102%
400
21%
22
102
•
EXCHANGE
70 %
41
56 y2
63 y2
76
■47 V*
71%
69%
44%
21%
2,400
STOCK
::
47%
21%
21%
55v2
102
16'/a
6y2
6
61%
17,000
10
18 Vis
18%
*18%
18'/a
18%
18%
18
18 y4
3,500
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ioy2
ii'%
15,800
—100
*67%
69
*68%
69 y4
*67 Vb
69 y4
*67y2
68 %
*13
13 y4
13%
13%
13%
14%
13 %
14 Vs
Inc__2.50
*33
33%
33
33
31%
Stores
33y4
32 Vb
32 %
5,500
10
9%
9%
10 V*
24,300
9%
__i
common
No par
50
9%
9%
ioy4.
3,700
soy4
*16%
i7y8
*16%
17
16
16%
,16y8
„1
20 Va
20%
20
20%
19%
20 y4
19%
20
29,600
34%
34 y2
34%
34%
34%
3414.
34
34
1,100
10
preferred
50%
No par
l
prior
Curtiss-Wright
Class
16 Vb
7
61%
50
3,100
5
prior preferred
$1:60
16%
6%
10
76
68 y4
Cuneo Press Inc.—_
Publishing
TK,
60
*75
48 %
America__12.50
3,600
,
60%
*75 v
47%
100
16%
11V*
7
57%
27%
preferred
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 Vs'/o
preferred
20
Mar 29
Co of
convertible
25,700
23%
27%
No par
11,600
88%
23%
'
16%
16%
57 Vb
77
*44
36%
184 V*
<23%
1
Cuban-American
30
19% Jan
16
15% Jun
Steel
5 % %
27
3
50
Feb
31 y8 Jan
14% Dec
3
Feb
8% Jun
12% Jan
50 y« Dec
24 Vb Mar
103
184
89
45 %
:5
86%
184
5,000
11,000
87
21%
No par
36 %
87%
4,100
15%
89
___1
T
15%
,
*85
46 y4
common
'
.
24
21%:
common___2.50
Zellerbach Corp
88 V4 Nov
4
Seal
&
preferred
Crown
.
90
25
preferredCrowell-Collier Publishing
Va
38
87
21%
conv
31V*
.
*85
45 y4
com__.
17
5
*75
9%
*89
23%
7%
7
56 y2
9,300
9%
87
2
23»/2 Feb
39% July 25
.
25
preferred
Cream
16%
1
International
Crane
Mar 20
22% Jan
inc
Coty
7% Mar 23
63 % Mar 30
72% Jun It
t
5
22% July 21
4
18
ft
4
39'/a Jan
4
17vb Mar
13
64% Jan
76
12
3iy2 Mar
9
«*% Sep
July 27
72 Va Jan
13
15% Sep
1
3
14,100
39%
89
*
40
Shares
32 %
89
24V8
the Week
39%
:
v
*85
86 %
Friday
Mai^ 31
31%
.
37
36 y2
37%
35%
181 %
86 y4
91
"89
L_1
Corp
35%
182
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 30
5
Refrigeration Corp
Mar
9
Feb
Mar. 29
1
—
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 28
_
5
_.
Mar 10
Jun
167
Mar. 27
5
Corp
41
74
9
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
America
94
3
4
21
90
8
19
31 y* Jun
of
Co
Range
Jun
_
LOW
STOCK
(Tire & Rubber Co_
Jan
186
85 V2 Jan
,
,
87
4
16
83 Vb Apr
29
85% Dec
55
6
46 va Apr
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
24% Jun
20 V« Sep
25% Sep
124
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
65 %
66 y2
66
66V2
66 %
66%
66 y4
67%
4,500
37%
37 7%
37'/4
37 7
37%
37%
common
A
Jan
24
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
Inc
so y4
*50
50%
50
50 y4
600
16%
700
D
83
Dec
5
27% Oct
31
12
45% Mar
72 y2 Jan
4
3
80
27
87
20
9
15% Mar 27
13 V« Jan
3
Jan
20
Mar
7
23
69% Mar 29
3
76% Jan
Feb
34% Jan
26% Mar 30
80% Aug 23
74 V* Feb
39% Feb
1
16
55
Aug 30
58
t
12% Jan
49% May 31
9
Jan
86% Feb
33
79% Mar
Corp
3%%
Dan
1
River
Mills
Dayton
9
*87%
_5
A
15%
Inc.
Dayco Corp
Daystrom
36%
_100
common
preferred series
Preferred
Light
19%
18'%
19
17%
27%
29%
26%
27%
68%
68%
68%
68%
69%
3.75%
series
A__
100
13%
79%
*77%
78%
V
*81
84
.1*81
Preferred
3:75%
series
B
100
Feb
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
27
39
Jan
3
3
59% Feb
28
9
20% Jan
8
39% Dec
15
32% Jan
62% Jan
16
Decca Records Inc
Deere & Co
50c
38 Vs Apr
28
54% Dec
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
19
Delaware
&
35% May 17
47% Aug
11
41% Jan
11
48% Mar 30
Delaware
Power
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
9
44% Mar 22
Delta Air Lines Inc
15
24% Jan
ft
4
,16% Jan
9
20
7% Jan
3
Apr
20
20
20V* Jun
21
26% Aug
13% Sep
28
18% Nov
Dec
6
17% Mar
37
Dec
Jan
10
49% Dec
40 Vb Mar 23
13
Mgr 27
48% Jan
14
4
26 Va Jan
6
20% Feb
14% Jan
V
4
!
9
17
14% Mar 20
56
33% July 29
29% Jan
2
66% Aug 29
58% Jan
3
70
8
38% July
9
35% Jan
3
47% Mar 20
8
37% Feb
6
24
Feb
17
32
Steel
Vilbiss
Mar 27
14
23
29% Jan
20% Feb
12 Va Jan
4
17% July
6
15% Jan
13
20% Mar 17
14% Oct
24
33 % Jan
4
19% Feb
28
29% Jan
Diners'
3
17% Mar
7
3
Oct
24
49% Jan
4
26% Jan
8
43
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
38% Mar
15%, Oct
7
28% Feb
15
16% Jan
24
19 V2 Mar 30
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10'
20
28% Oct
20
20
15
17% May 16
16 Vb Oct
26
19 V2 Jan
42% Feb
20
4
7
10
July
27
Mar
Mar 17
3
Mar 28
28 Va Jan
8
12
Mar 15
12
'30% Jan
10
24
19 Vo Aug
18
17% Jan
4
21% Mar 22
13% Jan
4
9% Jan
ft
14 Vb Mar 23
Dunhill
22
Jan
19
5
185% Jan
3
ft
9% Jan
25
19
12%
,20,800
".'7 5V
54%
18%
\
'
'
''
\
•••■
'•
4
M'■:'
-
.V.
55
18%
■
19%
35%
V
.
-
8,300
9,900
•
7,500
25,700
35%
36
36%
36%
35%
64%
65%
63'%
64%
63'A
63%
63
64
8,300
44 y2
45 Va
44'A
451/4
45
45 'A
44'A
45%
6,200
31%
300
32
31%
31%
*31 %
311/4
31'A
STOCK
16 y8
16%
16 V*
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
EXCHANGE
18%
19 %
18
18'A
18'A
18%
18 %
18%
CLOSED
21
•
20%
21%
20%
2114
38%
40%
40 %
40 34
40%
21%
41
'
36%
37
36%
37 %
36%
37%
181/4
18%
18 %
19%
18%
19'/2
18%
19'%
20, i
18%
19%
19%
19%
20%
"
V.
2,600
4,400
3,200
12,200
GOOD
FRIDAY
11,300
5,900
V'
:
•:
...
11 600
26,700
x21
21»/4
207%
211%
20%
21%
20%
21 Va
1
x21 %
22
21%
21%
21%
22
21 7/B
221/4
3,200
No par
35%
36%
36'%
38
351/4
36%
34
35%
49,000
No par
16%
16%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,100
Co
5
73%
74%
73%
74%
74%
74%
73%
74%
37,700
50c
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27 »/8
19,300
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
35%
35%
351/4
351%
34'/2
35
35
DuBois
1
20%
20%
20'%
20%
20%
20'4
197/B
20%
1
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
"13 Vs
Corp_
Chemical
Chemicals
Inc
International
16 7%
35
1
Pont de
Nem
(EI)
*8%
8%
8'%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5
Duplan Corn_____
3
16'/2
6,600
Industries
Dow
Dresser
du
216% Mar
34 y8
'
31%
—
Ltd
Dover
14% Jan
33
4,500
2.50
Productions
10
33 % Sep
9,100
25
18 V* Jan
3
12,100
41%
__50c
Corp
4
19
48 %
35y2
17%
Jan
266 y2 Jan
*35%
18%
B
55%
13,500
19
1
18%
22% Jan
31
18 3
39y2
4
27
18'%
37
-4
7% Sep
18'/2
17%
Mines
54%
45,300
56%
40%
19
18%
20
37 %
47
12
36%
30% Jan
178% Oct
18%
11%
56
50
84
18%
351/4
191/4
127%
38V'2
99% Jan
5
34
18%
55%
■:
•
'
41 '/a
12%
56
"
11%
%
40%"
55%
'
■
56%
19'4
46 Vb
*
1
18%
18%
36'%
•
36 %
56%
56%
X46
13%
2.50
24% Jan
8% Dec
Fruit
(Walt)
6
12% Oct
*81
371/4
19%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Divco-Wayne Corp_
1
Dr Pepper Co
No par
Disney
20
25
3 61/4
V4T
35%
37
18%
20%
25
17
36
.13
1
19 V* Jun
37% Feb
56%
40%
.
1,900
■
10
(The) Club Inc
14y8 Dec
2
56
41%
$1.50 preferred
70 Va Oct
Mar
56%
40%
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
78
37%
46%
Dominick Fund Inc_:
27 V* Mar 22
36'%
15
27
71
37%
46%
Co_
14% Jan
5
84
19
2.50
Diana Stores Corp
Dome
*81
'
1
22% Mar 20
17
84
39,100
78 V4
20
38 y2 Feb
Jan
78 %
19
Coatings
3
18% Jan
28
78%
46 7%
Co
DiGiorgio
Apr
*77%
18%
Corp
Alkali
Diamond
27
31
78%
i9y4
Diamond National Corp
30
11
Sep
*77%
17,000
'
791%
"
14»/2 Dec
Jan
*78%
6.75
Co
Supply Co of N Y
Chemioal
Detroit
De
79%
46 %
& Rio Grande West RR_No par
14
28
Light
6.8%
*78%
56 V*
No par
18 VB
68%
23,100
27
79%
3
&
17%
*78%
35%
__1
Hudson
Detroit. Edison^—
19% Mar 30
29 Va Mar
Denv
DeSoto
Mar 27
50 V* May
24 y2 Mar
Dentists'
'
•
7
(Delaware)
15%
26%
"
4.800
88
15
18%
29 y2
67 V*
78% Mar 17
17% Jan
*87
15%
17%
83
82% May 23
a
88
15
28%
9
6
*87
15%
7
common
4
75 y2 Jan
88
15%
.10
&
76% Feb
79% Jan
*87%
15%
^SOc
Inc
Power
16
Sep
37%
88
205%
208%
206 %
208%
205%
209'/2
208%
210
102%
8'%
1,400
14,300
.
1
;
6,000
1,800
& Co—
Common
14,400
5
103
Aug 16
100% Jan
31
4
Preferred
$4.50
series
No
par
102 y2
102%
102i%
102%
102%
102%
103
74% Jan
8
83
20
82% Jan
4
Preferred
$3.50
series.
No par
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
81
1,100
8
Aug 16
13
77% Jan
21% Mar
26% Sep
25% Jan
3
29 Vb Feb
28
5
28 VB
28y4
28'%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,900
16
38% Jan
3
40% Mar
40%
40
40
40%
40%
48
96% Jan
37
Jan
13
40
Jan
11
44% Aug 25
43% Jan
12
38% Jan
8
44% Aug 24
41
Jan
104
ft
42% Jan
18
17% Oct
15
44
Jan
Duquesne Light Co common
3
$3.75
preferred
50
*39%
40 y2
preferred—
50
*47
48
47%
47%
*47
44%
44%
44%
44
47% Mar 20
Feb
1
4%
48
3
$4.15
45
Feb
20
preferred
4.20%
preferred
44 y2 Aug 24
42 y2 Mar 28
45% Feb
28
4.10%
46
Mar 23
42
Aug
46% Feb
5
40% Jan
41
Jan
44
Jan
4
45 y2 Jan
24
$2.10
5
19
Jan
19
21% Feb
20
DWG
July 11
24 y2 Jan
27
44%
50
50
*45 y2
50
*43
441/4
50
preferred
preferred
*45
*40
45%
30
48
290
44%
'43%
44
500
*47
*45i%
47
*45 '/2
47
*45i/2
47
42'%
47
2,100
43
*
43%
45%
*45
*45
421/2
60
*42'%
431/4
45%'
44%
44%
50
20
20%
20
20 '/2
2,500
25 7
5
19%
20 y4
19%
—5
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
e
25%
25%
__1
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27va
18,900
10
361/4
37
371/B
38%
38
38%
37%
37%
20,000
86
*85 '/2
Cigar Corp
£0
E
20% July 28
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
8
27
Feb
6
22
34
Jan
8
Eagle-Picher Co
23 y# Jan
3
301/4 Feb
8
Eastern
Air
29% Jan
3
38% Mar 28
Eastern
Gas
81V* Jan
3
87% Feb
Oct
25
24 y2 Mar
8
30% Aug 30
Mar
3
82
75
Nov
21
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
I6y4 Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
104'/4 Feb
13
Jan
11
Mar
92
96% July 22
46vo Jan
6
3
28% Sep
1
Jan
3
38
Mar 24
59% Jan
10
85
Mar 30
Aug
5
83
4
.
Mar 21
79
99
30% Jan
May 23
65 %
88
32% Nov
1
Jan
15
94
17 y4 Oct
25
26% Jan
44 V2 Apr
29
5% Dec
1
43% Oct
24
87
96
6
45 Vb Jan
29
48% Feb
23.
22% Mar 20
119% Mar
6
'
Feb
1
88
Mar
0
42'/2 Mar 24
Feb
a
93
4
20% Jan
1a
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
8% Feb
26
5% Jan
3
Feb
Steel
Co
100
4'%%
Ekco
Elastic
62
Co
&
Jun
7
Jan
3
65% Mar 22
100
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
8
Elgin
27% Feb
6
30% Jan
19
33
29
53% Dec
8
50
3
81% Mar
9
Emerson
6
22 y8 Jun
21
11% Jan
3
15% Mar
8
34% Aug 22
32% Jan
10
38% Jan
13
78
4
Englehard
41
Equitable Gas Co
7
18% Jan
4
37% Jan
26
16
41% Sep
6% Oct
1
Dec
20
25
Nov
30
54% Jan
7
52 % Dec
5
Feb
11
Sep
28
20% Jarf
8
26% Jun
28% Oct
6
40
Jan
5
11% Jan
3
15% Mar 10
Evans
24
22% Jan
3
39
Mar
9
3ft
Jan
4
39% Mar
6
39
Jan
4
34% Mar 16
7
6
35% Dec
27
12 V* Feb
26
28% Feb 26
9% Mar
37% Dec
1
89
1
7% Jan
31
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
i
13% Mar 30
3
27% Mar 30
•
10% Mar 20
83%
Feb" 8~
28
Mar
For
v
4
footnotes,
8
35% Jan
I
Sep 20
81% Jan
13
85
Feb
43
Feb
11
51
Mar 20
37% Dec
5
33% Dec
27
see
page 26.
3ft
Jan
48% Mar 29
14
Jan
4
43% Mar 16
32'/2 Feb
20
42% Mar 13
5 Vo
*86 %
*96%
98
*96%
97
86%
330
21Va
21%
6,700
112%
114%
31,000
42
y8
,97%
97%
10
37
37%
37
37%
8,500
80%
81%
82
83
85
2,300
86%
86'%
86%
100
40%
41%
40%
40%
5,600
86%
86%
40%
41
*93
96
*93
96
x27
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
58%
59%
61
59 %
62
18,200
6%
7
83,100
55%
64
38
96
26%
6%
>:
79%
8 61/2
88
41%
*93
54%
7
64 %
55%
6%
64%
7
65
6%
64%
7%
65 V*
*93
65
96
65%
3,000
3,000
13%
13%
131/4
13%
12%
13%
12%
13%
10,700
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
64,400
75 %
76%
76
77
75%
__5
10
common—25
100
Industries
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
19
23
28
5
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
24
7
3
Mar 15
59
5% Oct
81
Jan
Corp
preferred
0
2Q% Dec
29 y4 Mar
26
Mar 30
4%
54% Jan
20 y4 Dec
5 % Dec
5
10
86
114
2
Co
22% Mar 22
Sep
24
5
Apr
Mfg
Endicott Johnson
32% Feb
20
Electric
791%
26 %
10
79% Mar 16
Jan
86
21%
21%
*371/2
.
86
112%
-5
35% Jan
23
86%
21%
113%
__3
Gas
10
84
8
58
Natural
76
20
11
Storage Battery
National Watch Co
Paso
24'/2 Mar 16
Jun
Aug 30
El
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
16% Dec
211/4
112
37%
18Vz
5
Amer shares
39% Mar 10
1
98
37
1
of Amer
Co
Ind
Emerson
9
Mus
Electric
23
Mar
*96'/a
100
Auto-Lite
Electric
19 Vb Jun'
10 y2 Dec
50
2.50
common
Stop Nut Corp
Electric
28% Nov 23
25
114%
v
27
31
23% Dec
21%
112%
preferred
25
Jan
211/4
10
preferred
Products
4'%%
10 y2 Oct
50
851,4
2.50
Corp
common
4,300
'
2
Mar 30
Kodak
$3.60 preferred
27% Mar 30
7 '/a Feb
com
Eaton Manufacturing Co
1-1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
24% Oct
Jan
73
93
Assn
preferred
Stainless
Eastman
Inc
Fuel
&
prior
Eastern
9
37% Feb
July 29
4%%
Lines
141/4
14%
37
37
25 Vo
25%
79
*78
1
22 %
22%
8.50
38%
40
76
75%
76 %
7,800
14%
14%
147/a
14%
14%
16,300
38
37%
37%
37%
39%
1,800
251/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,000
78
78
78%
78%
78
78
X21 %
22%
21 Vb
22
21%
22%
39%
40%
40
40%
40
41
14%
*37
70
12,400
4,400
'
com
preferred series A
No par
6
6%
6'/8
6%
6%
6%
28'/4
28%
*27%
28 %
58
*56%
58
6%
6%
27%
27 %
11,900
100
28%
50
*56%
5
13%
14%
13%
14%
14 V*
14%
14%
14%
10,800
Eversharp Inc
1
341/4
35%
34
35%
34
34%
35%
36%
11,200
Ex-Cell-O
3
38
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38%
39 %
9,300
Morse & Co
_No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
32
32%
32%
32%
34
Erie
&
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products Co
Corp
Fairbanks
Fairmont Foods Co common^
4%
convertible preferred
5%
junior preferred
Falstaff
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
11%
25%
9y2
28'/2
58
12
•25%
9%
*56'%
*32%
*56%
230
58
700
33
34
11
11%
11 %
11%
11%
13%
369,800
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
27 %
3,200
10%
75,000
48%
5,200
9
9%
9
9%
9%
1
47
100
*83
84
*83
84
*83
84
*83
84
*50%
51
*50%
51
*50%
51
>50%
51
50
47%
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
1
42'4
43 %
42%
43
42 %
42%
41%
42 %
6,800"
_1
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
39
39 %
3,000
Number
Volume
6043
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1463)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
.
Lowest
44 l/a Nov
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
5
9 % Mar 29
58% Mar 30
3
5% Jan
9
4
17%-Jan
3
6
27
.Jan
3
'33% Feb
4
15% Feb
10
17% Feb
14
24% Jun
'
21
9
)'■ Jan
4
22% Aug; 15
39% Dec 14
45
'
19% May 23
32% Oct 24
Fansteel
27
27% Jan
26
Oct
47% Jan
4
7% Mar 23
24
Mar 23
,<? Fa wick
-Mar 30
15% Oct
20
31
35% Oct
24
■24VaJan
3
3
1
•
47
43% Mar 22
14% Mar 30
18% Jan
'
Jan
52% Feb
28
5
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
24
39% Feb
;28% Jan
4
27% Oct
26
18
Jan
-Ferro
20
.
Fifth
22
4
45% Jan
19
24
Oct
.
30% Jun
6
47% Dec
22
22
■33% Jan
9
28% Jan
4
-
-61% July
:
Oct
25
17
13"% Jan
23 % Nov
7
•49% Jan
30% Jan
6% Nov
38 % Apr
rftf
91
May 27
% Dec
84
38% Nov
45
65
4
7% Feb
Jan
5
34% Feb
28
=83 •<•' Jan
27
28
96
Sep
22
Jan
•41% Jan
.
86% Mar
Jan
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
,20
50% Peb
5
11% Apr
28
17% Dec
34 % Apr
13
85% Nov
3
26
28% Apr 26
14% Apr 22
A
conv
$2.25
Feb
24
Jan
24
Florida
East
Florida
'__.lZZ.ZZ
17
conv B
4
26% Mar 17
-
Dec
80
Sep
20% Oct
11
44
% May 13
63
Dec
41% Mar 22
May 31
248
Dec
88% Jan
95
13
Jan
4
13% Jan
5
59 % Jan
250
44% Mar 17
3
5
13
96% Feb
3%
20
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
80% Mar 29
15% Mar
3
:-r pre f er red
Food
Mart
Foote
"
25
19% Jan
5
Oct
24
41 % Jan
29
31% Jan
9
36% Mar 20
Fosters-Wheeler
21
15% Jan
6
14% Jan
5
20% Mar 22
Franklin
30
■•29% Jan
13
33% Mar 14
Freeport
•
Mar 30
22
17% Dec
66
32
Dec
12% Jan
•
.19
30% Feb 15
5
84% Nov
May 27
21
3
Jan
73.
14% Feb
3
Feb
20
:
Foremost
.
24% Mar 20
13
81
Jan
3
•
4%
15%
45%
48%
32%
33
17
17
15%
49
34%'.
33%
33%
32
17%;
16%
16%
16%
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33%-
-
-
•
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I
16 %<
\
3iVa
31%
31 Va
31% t.
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
60 %
61
32%
32%
32%
7%
39%
48 Va
7 Va
32 Va
'84 %
"45;%
»
45 V4
'48
45%
69
69%'
68%
25 Va
24%
38 Va-
40
41%;
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*87%
41 Va
20%
:
72 VA
>
21
73 %
21%
74%
20%',.
43%
97
■
'
•
48
75 %
14,900
86 Va
111V4
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750
48 Va
6%'
400
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4,ICO
45%
43%
44 Va
6,900
66%
67Va
25
14,700
247
25%
39
39%
10,200
39 Va
13,200
*21
*87
44%
42%
96%
43%
21%
1,500
70 V,
75 la
72%
12,300
12,600
*230
96 Va
96 Va
96 Va
96%
80
14
14%
14
14%
14
14%
28%
13%
14 V,
28%
27%
287a
5,800
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27%
79 %
27%
79%
28%
79%
79%
79%
80%
21,200
13 Va
13%
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80V4
13
13V4
13 Va
44,600
13%
35%
13 Vs
36
35%
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35%
35%
35%
39,800
35%
35%
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r
88%
21%
22
Va
71
a
38%
88 %
43 %
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96 %
5,200
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5,300
16,700
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32%
6 Va
FRIDAY
68%.
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':
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,
88 %
41%
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GOOD
24%
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42%
41%
32%
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90a
8,000
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68
25
40%
1
44 Vi
69
24%
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8,100
63%
32 Va
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48%
6%
6,100
STOCK
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61%
;
-
112% 113%
6 Va
3,900
CLOSED
86%
48 Va
6%
100
25,600-
*
39%
'
48 %
;
1,100:
2,300
40 Va
.
6 Va..
14,900
EXCHANGE
32%
86%
113%
,
•••
31%
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-
3,500
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v.'
;
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2,000
33%
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.
32%
32%
32 Va
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,
•
v
•
62
7%
112
48 Va
.
40
61
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7%
33%
.
33%
32'4
60%'
33 Va
'
50,800
10
Inc.Z
Corp
Sulphur Co
Trailer
14%
15 V2
48
;
•'
27 Va
Corp
Stores
Fruehauf
42 Va
15%
48 %
16
44%
•
2
Dairies
•
41 %
15 Va
42
7%
24"
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2
Co
Oct
12
41%
-47%
41%
49%
y-
*'6%
_____100
Motor Co...
12"% Nov
24
23%
42 %
42%
' 86%
'
i„2 50
Inc...
Mineral
Ford
..
23%
32%
Col..No par
2—_2_
_
23%
110% -112%
Glaht Markets Inc
common..l
convertible preferred
..10
Food Mach & Chem
Corp com
lo
"
3%% convertible
preferred.ZZlOO
76 % Mar 17
*23%
*84%
4%
275Mar 10
2334
32%
of.'5i_——.15
Food
21% Mar 22
13
Jan
94'A Jan
May 31
87% Mar 15
-
*23%
39%
7
Corp Ltd..:
,.—2.50
Fair Stores Inc common
1
$4.20 divid pfd ser
'
11
25 7/a
,
23
27
Jan
22
39 v8.
16 Va
"
Food
'85
.
21
196
'
Sep
=
22
40
60 Va
•
__
20
22
39%
7
23%
•
2,100
16 >/a
22
40 %
40
39
-
No par
'.I.
16 Va
21%
va
40 %
'39%
Railway Co__25
Fluor
3
pfd.
16%
2\%
21%
16%.
.
Florida
16% Jan
31% Jan
2nd
Coast
16 Va
>16%
31%
par,
2
Power CorpA.l
Power & Light
70% Feb
•
pfd-___^__.100
8
17
--•-.
10
No par
2nd
33%
157»
~2IZZ--5
preferred.-.—
$4.50
45% Mar 28
10'
58% Jan
18
$4
8
49
4
36% Jan
22
2
Firstamerica Corp.,—.:.
Firth Carpet Co..
Flintkote Co common.
113% Mar 29
3
Rubber.!..No
33%
49
-
Shares
58%
33 Va
41%
par
10
5% Mar 15
29
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3
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58
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Friday
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34% Mar 13
13
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Jan
Jun
22
Firestone
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6% Jan
Apr
110
12
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16
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Co
SALE
Mar. 29
56%
7%
21
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■
10
34% Jan
3
Electric
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 28
57%
7%
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'
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2
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10
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20
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•
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Tuesday
-
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conv
2nd pfd series A—23
Paper Board Co common
5
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Monday.
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5%.%
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Corp..-.!
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22% Jan
Metallurgical
Federal
17
'33% Jan
May 12
67% Jun 15
26
LOW
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,
'
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YORK
EXCHANGE
40% Jan
,
19
33
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'
20% Jan
25% July 28
15% Dec 20
21% Sep
Lowest
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9
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76
76
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16
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29
12
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7
277a Jan
3
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4
21% Jan
27
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51
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5
59
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7
48
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24
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17
24
6% Jan
15
29
31% Mar
25
Apr
10'A Sep
19% Sep
11% Sep
30% Jan
6
90
Jan
4
99 Va Oct
26% Jan
1
8% Dec
30
Oct
80 % July
12 V,
146
28
11
4
3
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45% Jan
25
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6
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15% Oct
•
33 Va Sep
8 Va Jan
25
:
11
77% Mar 3P
83
Mar
33
Feb
9
17
8
7
1
39% Jan
45% Jan
31
of
common_____
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Gen
1st
preferred
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General
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Co
44
Mar 30
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10
83
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22
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8
50% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
237a May 23
33 Va Dec
19
31 % Jan
5
101% Jan
111
7
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23
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5
76 Va Jan
4
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32
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35
28
10
82% Mar 16
79
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15
21
36
22
54 Va Jan
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111% Mar
6
23
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79% Jun
22
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22
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5
26 V* Jan
10
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20
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6
71
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5
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1
28
33% Jan
6
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19
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4
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conv
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25
24
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25
9
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47
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2
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6
33 V, Mar 29
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3
26 %
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3
30
Feb
1
14 V, Jan
16
81% Jan
4
53% Jan
4
26
93
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5
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23
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19% Jan
26
59
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13
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11
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19
96
88
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&
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7
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6
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20
6
69 :
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19
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3
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1
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8
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17
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4
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4
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4
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23
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11
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24
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13
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4
.
5
32% Sep
27
24'
3% Jan
89 Va Jan
29
Dec
29
47% Jan
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6
28% Oct
•
24
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44% Jan
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;
26
7% Dec
15
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74
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7
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36
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3
3
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24
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5
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15
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v
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3
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3
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3
4
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13
19% Oct
17
24
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20
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19
97
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90
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4
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23
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11
26% July 25
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29
>
72
37
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-
15
Jan
31% Jan
11
3
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93
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4
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3
page
26.
38to Mar
83 Va
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4,300
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66
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7,900
98
20
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69
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31%
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10,800
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2,900
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s
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6
35% Mar 20
,
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47
Graham-Paige Corp common.^.... 1
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footnotes,
1
3
34
36
42%
.
82
33 Va
37%
34%
Mar 22
34% Feb
143
34 %
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5
46% Mar 10,
5
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23
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6
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4
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1
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18
26
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28
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26
447/8 Feb
4
26% Jan
128 Va Jan
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35% Mar 21J
17
18
41% Jan
24
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75 V* Jan
16
-
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27
22% Oct
;
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20
1,300
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45'A
102 Va
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106%
33%
96 Va
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Goodrich Co
7
21
15
Jun
31
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,
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37
,
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6
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Oct
Feb
61% Mar 30
7% Jan
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32
11
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41% Aug 24
20
30
15
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i
4
3% Jan
27
.
-
106%
37
102%.
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107%
81 Va
97 Va
common
Globe-Wernicke
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123,900
81%
102 %
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10% Nov
45
220
46%
106%
83%
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a
600
46 V,
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3
32%
109
108%
108
97%
preferred.
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9
33 Va
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45%
102%
'
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32%
109
45 %
100
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Brothers
$4.50
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46%
100
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21
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Portland
Gillette
.
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25 Va Jan
32%
108
a
1
4
27
49,100
1
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21
95% Feb
52%
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33 VA
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Gerber Products
18% Feb
3
50% Jan
49%
48 3,4
33 %
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Corp
Corp
89% Mar 22
3
87% Jan
6
50 ta
4.9 Vs
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2.50
Rub
Georgia-Pacific
4
23
14,800
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47 %
3
1
Jan
Sep
80%
6.67
Inc
14% Jan
=
44
78%
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preference
5%% preference
17% Jan
-
16 Va Oct
-
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$5
34% Mar 22
4
62
4
14% Oct
53% Jan
28
12% May 17
3
108,000
43 Va
preferred
General
1
65%
65
79%
(series B)_,___25
Tele & Electronics—_3.33 %
Mar 17
,99,900
43 VA
Time Corp
98% Mar
41%
65%
General
103
41%
78%
20% Mar 20
•
42
16,400
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30
28
5,600
41 Va
FRIDAY
43'A
General
VaTeb
20%
41%
4,200
GOOD
65 Va
2
68
20 Vt
40
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79%
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25
12
21 'A
43 Va
l
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3
26% Jan
100
Service
3
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20%
7%
65%
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12
31% Feb
7%
21
7%
79 Va
1
Equipt Corp_
Jan
29
110
7 V,
20%
V
65
_15
Co
26% Jan
•
.
■34 Vs May 31
12% Oct
Cement
.20% Jan
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9,200
CLOSED
32%
43 'A
preferred—No par
preference—No par
Public
General
26% Sep
24 % Jan
Advertising
preferred
conv
General
EXCHANGE
79
66 %
convertible
$2.98
6% Mar 28
44 «/8
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7'/4
+
80 %
series—___No par
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General
8
43%
»
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2,900
42 %
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$3.75
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92% Mar 10
32 Vi
4,600
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65 Va
100
General
49 % Mar 20
79
31,%
300
21 Vs
79
Motors Corp common___l%
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88 V4 Mar 10
-
79
32 %
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;
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10
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437 a
79 Vi
27,200
r
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20'A
21
6,200
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133
8%
79 Vi
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32
20%
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3,700
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preferred
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34 Va Mar 20
9
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2
132%
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common
75% Mar 13
42
3
30
9
18% Sep
4
Mar 29
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28
23 % Oct
22% Mar
V
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Mills
108'A Mar 27
Dec
5
•
47% Mar 22
6
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General
;.-•••. 9 v,
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30
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23
3
28
Sep
Feb
37
3
41
5734 Sep
Sep
52% Mar 30
Jan
104
17
61
3
40% Jan
6
66% Jun
1
25
Jan
107 Va Jan
Aug 22
55% Jan
108% Aug 25
July 13
43% Oct
-
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v.*
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40%
10
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82 Vi
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257/a
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21 %
4
2,300
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14
2,700
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28
100
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25 V,
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2
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12 %
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25 Vi
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79%
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r
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26 Va
21%
12
10
Finance Corp___
Controls Co
General
27%
21%
20%
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82%
9 Vi
8
38 Va Dec
18
80%
5
134
61 % Aug
-
24
1,500
*26 Va
12'A
a
94
24%
Transportation..-1.25
70% Sep 28
30% Apr 21
>
95%
24
«
'
25 %
*94
Bancshares
General
25%
100
____„_No par
r
22'/a Mar 21
3
Co
Co
preferred—
v
Mar 27
..
4%
*26
Texas____5
_
Oil
5
25 Va
General
2
27
17% Feb
5
83% Jan
23
27
5'/a Feb
,
4
29% Jan
%
preferred
General
27
44% Feb
31
com__l
Corp
__2
Bronze Corp_,
5
General Cable
Corp com ____No par
8% Mar 27
28% Feb
82 '
Aug 24
36% Dec 12
8
14
21
pref____No par
Investors
Baking
26
75% Mar
12!
10'A Mar
$8
1,800
12
5
$4.50
19
11,400
47/a
21%
Amer
Jan
54%
4%
11 Vs
Amer
22% Feb
52 V,
4%
21%
General
140
53%
47a
1
General
3 '
Inc
voting
American
3
4
53%
52%
Corp
conv
2
32% Oct
21% Apr
$0.60
General
24
Mar 29
52 Va
4%
Va :; 27 Va
21%
217h
Feb
18% Jan
54%
27%
Jan
:! 7% Jan
20,100
52
52 Vi
4%
86 % Mar
•:
31%
52
*26%
95
132%
\f
18,400
28 7
53
T
27
27
15%
28%
52 V,
50
r'7% Jan
July 22
14%
27%
53%
13%
com
3
34 Va Jan
14%
277a
53
preferred
3
16
.
Industries
10
•
13%
27 Vi
53%
Acceptance
General
2
137a
27%
53 Va
~Z
;
convertible
4 Va %
Mar 28
13%
27 Vi
5
ZIZZZZZZI.2
Jan
.
31
Va Jan
Wood
13%
5
Co
Corp
j20% Jan
7% Jun
9
1
.78
.
16% Oct
.
Gar
8
26% Feb
Skogmo Inc
Garrett
28
22% Mar
6
,92% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
3
21
58% Feb
137
17% Jan
Gamble
5% Mar 17
27% Feb
22 Va Jan
.
13
May 18
>.17
°
3
9
Co
Gardner-Denver
56% Mar 17
,10% Jan
.
Gabriel
Mar 13
57
30
3% Jan
9
16
22
Jan
24 % Jan
'
.
2
20
21% Dec
.*
6
31% Mar 30
1
46% Mar
42 Va
15% Mar
-•
-
3,300
100
53.200
*
20
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest1
Gulf
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
23
35% Jan
16
40
YORK
Feb
21
Utilities
States
Common
Co—
-
Mar. 27
Par
"
.
No par
._
37%
*86%
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85J% Jan
11
7
$4.20
dividend
preferred-
84'/2 Jan
7
91% Oct
7
86 Va Jan
4
91% Mar 10
$4.40
dividend
preferred
—100
91
91% Mar
3
92 Va Mar
6
$4.44
dividend
preferred
.—100
2
$5
*93
*101Va
*103%
82
87 l/a May-18
97
Jan
4
97 V2 Jan
11
24 y2
Sep
28
91
Aug 12
% Nov
15
102
Feb
16
103 Va Aug
19
102
Jan
9
103
36 % Dec 29
33 y. Jan
12
87
Mar
104
Mar
105% Feb
49
14
dividend
% Mar 29
Guctin-Bacon
■
"
preferred
dividend
$5.08
■
_100
100
preferred
100
Mfg Co
x45%
2.50
f
■
"
■
■1
•
HIGH
AND
LOW
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 28
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
.
Monday, April 3, 19611
RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
.
SALE
39
*86%
88
91
91%
*93
93%
*101% 103
*103% 105
45%
47
v/
'
■-,
•'
88
♦93
91%
*93
9,900
88
*90
93%
90
*86%
91
*86 %
Shares
39
38
39%
38%
38%
the Week
Friday
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
>
38%
88
91
93%
103 ;
105
45%
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Mar. 29
93%
102%
102%
*101%
104 %
•103%
105
49 %
47%
100
103'A
104%
350
.48%
47
50
8,700
v
11
Feb
24
35% Jan
3
24
Nov
4
48
2iya Dec
5
88% Jun
7
26% Jun
20
28% Nov
42
25
July
121
5
Oct
24
34% Oct
55
26
Sep
51% Jan
4*
53% Jan
11
64
Feb
28
42% Jan
3
49
r
eb
9
25 Va Jan
4
31% Apr
19
Jan
4
22% Jan
6
28% Feb
9
106% Jan
6
93% Jan
3
112% Feb
13
32"% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
47% Jun
21
57% Jan
5
47% Jan
3
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
27
129
31
46
Mar 23
35% Feb
16
31% Mar 30
37 Va Feb
15
58 Va Mar 28
.127
Feb
16
Ha.ckensack
Water
Halliburton
Co
Hall
(W
F)
Printing
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
convertible
Harbison-Walker
50% Dec
16
Jan
6
66% Mar 30
Harris-Intertype
26% Sep
2
24 Va Jan
4
35
Feb
28
Harsco
18% Oct
29% Jan
11
20% Jan
3
24% Jan
23
Harshaw
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
33 % Feb
17
Hart
20
Hat
31
May 26
8% Oct
27
17~
61 % Feb
9% May 25
11% Jan
6
88 % Dec
13
28
Jan
5
8% Feb
3
37% Feb
26
27
81% Jan
11
11
Jan
49% Feb
77
9
3
13% Feb
115
4
84
Aug 30
81
Jan
3
17
55
Dec
16
50 Va Jan
3
7
29% Jan
5
40
34
4
33% July
32% Jan
9
71% Mar 21
Jan
37% Feb
29% M'ay 12
Mar 30
14% Mar
87
M'ar 16
Heinz
(H J)
3.65'./
7'/.
5
4
14
Feb
2
16
Feb
17
Hercules
Motors
8
79
Jan
3
98
Jan
23
Hercules
Powder
104% Dec
6
56% «Apr
13
70
Dec
20
9
119%
Dec
9
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
18% Oct
26
28
Jan
76
Mar
111% Aug 26
108
Jan
Jan
3
67 Va Jan
36% Mar 16
111
4
78
Jan
4
153
21
61% Jan
17
4
20% Jan
112%
Mar 23
23
Jan
Mar 30
68% Feb
28
5%
Hertz
8
60% May 11
92 Vis Feb
65%
800
37%
36%
37
,200
*35%
*35%
36
2 1/12
100
6
68
3
140
7
16
19
37
% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
43% Mar 22
Hilton
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 %
37
May 19
4
32 Va Mar
6
30% Jan
5
67
52% Oct
20
42% Mar 23
40% Jun
2
67% Dec
27% Oct
25
41% Jan
81% Feb
2
20% Dec
4% Oct
65 Va Jan
4
34% Jan
3
40% Mar 16
83 % Feb
7
89
20
2
12
26
Sep
19
26
8
Jan
14
Jan
Mar
4% Jan
3
3
Sep
30
21
10
22 Va Jan
4
16% Jan
3
38% Feb
10
36% Jan
13
9
33% Jan
19
Aug 19
74% Jan
4
27
Mar
7
79
14
35% Dec
4
16
19
Sep
16% Oct
70% Jan
53% Jan
13
90 %
36% Mar 17
16
7
16
Mar 16
16 Va Jan
5
84% Mar
3
Mar 30
25% Jan
19
5% Mar 13
19
Mar 10
19% Mar 20
64%
64%
63%
64%
6 4'A
65%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
36%
39%
38% "40%
4 J Va
41%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
100
66%
67
68
134'%
136
135
Mar 30
Household
8
85% Sep
14
82 Va Jan
23
83 % Mar 23
4%
Dec
16
93
13
88 Va Jan
10
90 % Feb
23
4.40%
65% Jan
100'A Feb
13
21
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
10
19% Jun
30
12% Feb
6
13% Dec
24% Jan
4
54 V2 Jan
14
43 % Jun
2
29
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
16
15 Va Mar 23
18,200
138
40%
40%
39%
28%
28 Va
*28 %
21 %
21
21%
13,000
10 -u
10%
1C%
1,000
31%
31%
4u%
10%
common
10
x31%
31'A
preferred
30
*30
3C
31'A
■
31%
31%
31%
29
*30
100
63'/a
63%
64
63 %
63%
62%
63%
5,500
12.50
42%
42"%
42%
43
42%
43%
42%
43%
4,800
19,500
lo
common—5
preferred
25
common
3
*30
30'A
79
79'A
79'A
81%
80
81%
37%
38%
37
37%
36%
37%
38
39
87
87
88
89
23
87
22%
87
22%
87
22%
22'A
22 %
21%
22%
1,900
5%
5y2
5%
5%
8,700
78%
79%
5%
5%
5%
5%
18%
.18%
*18%
18%
19
19%
x39%
*76 %
19
38%
40'A
_100
79
50
*30
87
common-_No par
preferred
30%
*38
38
39
77
19Va
*18%
18%
*38
18%
19%
38 %
18%
18%
41
78
*77
78
39%
40%
*82%
84%
*82'A
84%
*82%
84%
91'A
*82
*89%
84%
*89%
91%
*89'A
91%
*90
91%
STOCK
No par
93%
95%
94%
95'A
95%
96'/a
96%
EXCHANGE
15
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%-
14%
15
21%
49%
1
;
94%
45
3
50 '/a Mar 10
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
—5
47%
48
48
48
48%
48%
49%
48%
49%
50
95'A
95%
95
51'A
95%
35 Va Jan
3
51 % Mar 28
10
95% Mar 20
57r
4
97 Va Mar 16
57c
25
13% Jan
11
Oct
26
39% Jan
16% Oct
27
21% Jan
8
(Delaware)
—
preferred series A
preferred
series
.—100
B
100
Jan
26
10% Feb
15
Hupp
5
34% Jan
3
38% Feb
28
7
17 Va Jan
3
20'A Mar 17
5%
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co__
Corp
10
100
21%
90 Va Jan
11,300
—100
20%
92 Va Jan
100
41
*77
21%
14
600
4,700
38
40
77
21
27
200
38'A
21%
Sep
9,200
18%
18%
*38
20'A
94
1,800
30%
62%
1
93% Dec
700
1
Howe Sound
25
15,800
40%
10%
Corp.
850
1,100
28%
22% Mar 20
24
.
28
'
3
Jan
110
71
10%
10%
38%
40%
29
21%
Lighting & Power
Co
2,200
69
138
10%
14% Jan
84% Feb
32
48,400
28
20%
90 % Aug
6% Oct
28%
42%-
27%
*68
10%
preferred—
Houston
27%
40%
,
68
21%
preferred—.
Howard Stores
5,500
13,700
65%
138
10%
10%
Finance
153
64%
63
21%
Inc
100
76%
148
135
10%
50c
preferred
Jan
39%
29
68
135
10'A
21
convertible
3%%
10'A
10%
5
convertible
77
11% Mar 30
25
10
27%
21
Houdaille-Industries
88
Sep
2.50
common
Oil Corp
Chemical Corp
Mar 21
111%
76 %
76%
150%
$4.25 preferred——
No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing CO—
__5
Hotel Corp of America common—1
41
111%
145
Honolulu
78
12,200
*73
._5
convertible
57c
400
91 %
76%
Rinehart & Winston Inc
Homestake Mining
$2.25
14%
*110%
144%
Holt
Mar 13
39
14%
90%
1
(conv)
Holly Sugar Corp
Hooker
*110%
10
87'/a
15
140
Corp
57c
111%
65
91%
*72
5%%
conv
pfd series A
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Jan
*110%
111%
..
76%
*75
No par
23% Feb
Jan
*110%
90%
138%
CO
29 % Oct
29 % Feb
*14%
90
1
Jan
30
14%
89%
*35%
36
____5
Jan
51
14%
36
*35%
14%
90%
1
7 V. Feb
22
36
14%
90
138%
par
_
66
Dec
87
No par
Corp
117
7
30% July
30% Oct 13
12 900
36%
July 13
56
2,,200
13%
37%
21
1
40
9 ,100
115
13%
37%
preferred-No
Hotefls Corp
114
N
13%
37"%
Jan
29
113'%
36%
19
May 20
108%
xl3
,900
_io
120
23
5 ,200
42%
*42
2 ,100
70
1
42% Sep
8
11%
69%
16
28% Feb
30%
11%
64
*85%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3 % 7o preferred series A
Mar 13
23
30
63%
28% Mar 22
Jan
22%
30%
42%
65'%
No par
A
pfd
22%
*84%
common
Chocolate
2nd
22%
29%
20
64'A
Co—
$4%
14 ,000
70%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Hill
7 ,300
32%
85 %
3
2
66%
31%
63
23% Jan
20
64%
32
69
Hewlett-Packard
Mar 22
63%
29%
85%
42V« Mar 30
Jan
62%
■
72
28 Va Mar 30
Feb
2 ,700
87
Aug 22
68
58
127
31%
69
Dec
12 %
7 ,200
57%
*125 %
72%
3
24% Juiy i3
32
58%
32
11%
62'A
400
3i,800
FRIDAY
125%
31%
58
42%
*85%
GOOD
31%
125 %
11%
13'A
4,000'"
CLOSED
25%
31%
42%
109%
8,600
EXCHANGE
104
*101
31
11
13%
107%
102
30'A
STOCK
-
71
36% Mar 17
15% Mar
58%
127
64%
31%
22%
30
25 %
25%
*25
*101
8.33%
—
class
conv
25%
102
30%
31%
108%
preferred
$2
Hershey
33
32%
13%
1
non-cumulative
Aug
Jan
*42
49
32 %
109%
(G W) common
82% Dec
11%
11 Va
42%
48
32%
300
61%
48%
32%
*61
preferred—25
Helme
20
11%
*42
s
61 %
47%
100
Mar 14
36
29
5
•
75% Mar 16
l
23
27%
1
Inc
common
13
22%
62%
48
62
13
Inc
preferred
18
30%
__1
(W E) '& Co
13% Dec
64%
5
common
Heller
61% Apr
64
50
Co
57%
127
—5
Co
preferred
Haveg Industries
Hayes Industries
*125%
29%
31%
30%
1
Marx.
Corp of America
5%
43% Mar 15
Chemical
&
V
*101
29%
31%
57%
*125%
63
29'%
22%
28%
104
1.25
Corp..
Corporation
Schaffner
56%
7.50
com
100
24
31
1
Refrac
.
29%
-2.50
32%
*25
25%
*25
*100
47%
33%
33
5
,'_1
IGo
preferred
21% May 24
22 %
Co__
common
preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co_:
6%
47%
—5
61
47%
62%
*61
25
*95
*95
97
97
5.000
39,900
GOOD
FRIDAY
49%
49
49%
50%
95
95
*95%
*95%
10,800
96
97
4,800
97
*95%
520
10%
9%
33,200
10%
9%
10 %
37'A
19%
*36'A
37%
37
37
19%
19 %
19'A
19%
19%
1,800
22,900
10
1
9%
10%
50
*36%
37'A
*36'A
5
common.
6,600
CLOSED
19%
19%
100
I
Feb
46
15
57% Aug 24
53
J tn
3
59
Feb
2
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
26 Va Jun
3
31% Jan
27
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
40% Mar 21
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
58
Jan
41
41
Ideal
Cement
Illinois
Central
RR
23
39% Jan
18
43
Aug
12
Jan
4
43
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
43% Jan
20
44 Va Jan
30
4.26%
22
49% Aug
9
48% Feb
23
49% Jan
25
4.70%
42% Jan
4
46% July 27
44 Va Jan
4
Feb
2
4.42%
Feb
preferred
preferred-
11
44'A Aug
15
43 % Jan
18
43 % Jan
18
4.20%
preferred
27
Indiana
Co
preferred
45% Jan
41
46
Mar 28
23
31% Nov
22
57% Aug 23
32% Jan
23
45
Feb
38'A Feb
17
50% Dec
50
10
57'A
Mar 30
27
Jan
Illinois
Power
4.08%
13% Aug
4
65
Sep
28
145
Dec
13
36'/a May
29% Oct
29
2
25
5 Va Jan
3
Feb
20
12
17% Feb
2
19% Feb
9
Industrial
71% Jan
3
88
6
Ingersoll-Rand
Jan
7
5
23
15
21
Nov
1
407% Mar
8
38% Sep
23
139% Feb
2
Feb
8
69% Jan
12
17% Aug
29
93
July 11
34% Feb
18
Dec
29
50% Jan
19
600
148% Aug 25
36% Aug 24
80
S
A
18
21% Jan
3
580
Jan
3
42% Jan
Mar 28
44% Jan
93
Mar 28
27 % Mar
733
9
2
M'ar 17
3
52 Va Feb
142
% Jan
4
147% Mar
34
Jan
5
44 % Feb
28
Feb
6
Oct
25
77% Jan
3
81
23
8
4
Va %
Iron
Business
Int'l
3
32 % Mar 29
International
58'A Jan
3
68% Mar
Int'l
15 Va Jan
4
30% Dec
31% Dec
30
30% Jan
3
35'A Feb
94% Aug 15
2
19% Mar
93% Feb
7
95
Jan
3
10
6
14% Feb
24
Dec
6
22 % Dec
23
23
70 Va Mar
Feb
21% Feb
*46
46%
*46'A
46%
44
♦43
44
*43
44
*46
46%
*46
*43
44
♦43
Packers
17
International
Paper
69% Mar 28
32% Mar 17
International
Rectifier
26
Jan
34'A Feb
16
Interrational
Salt
139% Jan
8
95
Jan
3
123% Mar
7
International
32% Dec
20
3
37% Mar
6
International
58
3
85 V, Mar 20
International
Silver
25
35
May 31
48% Dec 30
32% Jan
44% Jan
4
Mar 29
International
38% Jan
Telep
15
33 Va Jan
11
46% Mar 13
International
May 10
4
40 Va Jan
12
49
9
51 Va Jan
4
87 Va Mar 30
Interstate
Interstate
Power
Iowa
Light
22
27
20% Jan
4
23 % Feb
4
46% Aug 26
42% Jan
3
Mar
49 % Mar 20
1
43
Dec
21
41% Jan
3
47
Feb
4
15
Iowa-Illinois
32% Mar
40
Aug 29
38% Jan
10
43
JSn
25
Iowa
Island Creek Coal
4
18
TV
Oct
26
12% Dec
1
10% Oct
13
76% Jan
26
36% Jan
124
Sep
44% Jan
3
27% Jan
30
3
118% Jan
30
24% Feb
20
4
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
87
Aug 22
24
52'A Apr
76% Jan
22
83
13
21% Jan
115 Va Jan
19% Feb
10
$6
1-T-E
Sep
13
1
14
Jan
3
17% Mar
13% Jan
3
18% Mar 21
80 % Jan
48% Feb
82
27
14
Jan
6
13
84% Feb
73
2
14
Mar 23
83% Feb
7
Jersey Cent
Jewel Tea
55% Feb
13
73 Va Jan
4
5
15 Va Jan
3
28% Feb-15
49% Dec
Jonathan
6
89% Jan
4
56% Jan
3
70% Mar
Jones
96
Jan
3
13
Jan
3
17% Mar 30
38% Jan
3
48
footnotes,
48%
48
48%
48 Vt
48 Va
40%
41
41
41
41
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
41%
41
41 %
93
92 Va
92 Va
92%
92 %
*40
39 %
693 %
685
699
25%
693
25%
686
25%
692
3,700
,
,.
42 Va
*41%
25 %
200
5,900
100
:
25%
6,200
700
695
16,500
49%
460
42%
11,500
79 Va
79%
*79'/a
80
80
80
79%
79 Va
400
5
29 Vt
29%
30
31%
31
32 Vi
30%
31%
8,300
65%
66%
65%
66%
65%
66%
64%
66%
24,900
19%
18%
19 Va
14,000
50
49
145%
144 Vi
19%
32%
95%
_1
10c
19%
32%
32%
*94 Vt
19 Vt
19 %
__1
50
145
33%
*94'A
95%
49
18%
•
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
*91%
95%
*94%
95 Va
14
14 Vt
13 y8
14
12%
13%
13%
18,500
13%
;
<
68,000
,
....
2,000
68
69'A
69
69%
66 Va
69'A
64%
66
29'A
30%
29%
30%
30%
30Va
31
31 Va
22,100
31
31%
30 Vt
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 Va
13,000
116 Va
4,500
'111%
112
113%
114%
115
800
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
3,200
83
83
82%
83 Va
82%
83%
83
84
1,000
25
115
116
<
38
*37%
39%
*37 Va
39 Va
*37%
39 Va
*37%
par
58%
59 Vt
58%
59 Vt
59%
60 %
59%
60 Va
44%
44%
44%
44 Va
44%
44%
44%
44'A
48'A
48%
*47%
48 Va
48%
49
48 Va
49
1,800
79'A
79%
79
79 Va
79%
85 Vb
85%
87 Va
8,200
3.50
Power
&
21%
21%
21%
21%
•21%
21%
21%
22
5
Co
Electric
48'A
48%
48%
49 Vt
49 Vt
49
49%
1,500
45%.
45%
45%
2,000
41%
41%
41%
common
1,200
24%
7,300
1
44%
45 Va
45 Vt
45'A
10
Co
Light Co___
41%
42
42 V,
42'A
—50c
24
23%
24%
24 Va
"
.
Breaker
99 Va Aug 24
18% Jun
13
47% Jan
8
see
page
26.
74
Mar 21
11 nv, Mar
101
7
3
Mar 22
Mar 20
Pwr
Co
Inc
&
Co
Lt
4%
common
preferredJohns-Manville Corp
Dec
For
48 'A
145'/a
,_l
3%'/
79
8
48'%
15,800
42
1
5
1
18% Dec
8
47%
i.;
48%
49%
5
62% May 31
21
47 %
144%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
6
11% Dec
47%
93
Jaeger Machine Co
9
95% Mar
3,200
152
45%
42 Va
Teleg.No
<fe
preferred
53% May
8% Mar
29% Oct
'145
45'A
49%
Co__
&
Gas
Circuit
152
45
118%
21
118%
21%
*119
21
120%
21 Vt
49
<45
41%
23%
*119
20%
23%
120 Va
21%
23%
'119
20%
55,200
1,400
1,600
120Va
20
7,500
21
J
20
40% Oct
44% Jan
7
7
*145
*145
46
25%
Corp com
5
preferred
—25
convertible
18% Jun
31
152
152
25
36%!
Oct
13,600
81
144%
preferred-
33% Jan
.'an
18 Va
80 Va
42 Va
Dept Stores-,
20
18%
25%
Utilities
115
3,900
18%
81%
*7'A
No par
17
Power <fc
7%
18%
80 %
7%
_No par
17
Elec
7Va
18%
144'A
common
Feb
9
600
43
Corp
32% Feb
21% Dec
1
82'A
7%
44%
T45
2.50
Shoe.,
28
38
Aug 24
60% Dec 16
33% Jan
44% Apr
17
12,800
;
42 Vt
Resistance Co
20
33% Jun
57%
81'A
v
92%
100
41% Jun
$2
41
57'A
43%
preferred—
7
Mar 29
39%
57
7%
92 7a
No par
com
7
45% Apr
58% Dec
82%
No par
Rys of Cent Amer
24
40
39%
57
43
common
$4 preferred
7%
38 Vi
57'A
— —
18 Va
7%
18
82 %
49%
Limited
5
3
7 'A
18
144'A
_T_
54% Feb
38 V4 Mar
39%
U.
No par
21% Jan
60VA
*57
25 %
com—5
Canada—
2
11
57
1
5
Chemical
Oct
32
38 Vt
39%
57
100
Mining Corp
of
38%
50
____
100
&
91% Dec
30% Apr
46 %
20
48%
No par
14
Jan
48%
103
;
26% Dec
12
49'A
5<
common
International
5%
*48%
1
;
24
Int'l
49'A
20
Inc
preferred
25% Jan
19
Nickel
44 Vt
♦48%
_100
Machines
Minerals
4%
44'A
No par
preferred
21
6
1
.
Harvester
7%
43%
49 %
1
Corp
Int'l
43
43%
*43 Va
.No par
Corp common
preferred—
Interlake
43
Mexico
common
Int'l
43
44 Vt
*48%
1
De
Ctfs
.*42'A
*43 Va
No par
Interchemical
30
55
Corp
Co
42 Va
*43 Va
50
;
preferred
Steel
43
50
1
Insuranshares
Jan
6%
Inland
69%
50
41
38 Va Mar 13
90
3
21% Feb
8
5,000
69
*42
50
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
24
59% Dec
22
5,300
42 Va
15
—100 pesos
26% Dec
30
69%
i
—
5
9% Dec
70
68 %
Rayon
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
86% Jan
69 Va
69 Va
50 V4 Mar 22
30
35'A Dec
49% Jun
2
11,600
69 Vt
49% Mar
35% Jan
5
11,500
39
3
3
29
Feb
28%
38%
18
33 % Jan
Jan
28%
39 Va
Jan
15
Feb
147
56%
29%
38%
40 Va Jan
43% Jan
34% Nov
86
145
56
28%
39%
J!
Electrica
22% Jan
50% Jan
55%
29 Va
38%
common
General
86% Apr T9
154
55%
28 Vt
39%
Indianapolis Power & Light
25
Mar
55%
29 %
38 Va
50
Co
8% Feb
8
56 %
28
No par
preferred
,
Industria
5% July 11
55
5
;
Co
70
Feb
lo
56
;
Idaho Power Co
Johnson
5%
&
Johnson
pfd—100
1
100
—<
...
15%
16
16%'
17%
83
33
62%
66
*8\
82%
15%
16%
15%
17 Vt
♦82
84
63
64
*81
15 %
17
♦82
15%
17%
84
63
63%
82%
*81
82%
68
_5
68%
69%
68%
68 %
5
97%
100%
98%
100%
15%
17'A
*82
63%
15%
1,600
17 Va
>6,000
10
84
2,500
63 Va
1
99%
69 %
100'A
*81
68
82 Va
-
23,300,
70
100%
3,900
101 Va
50c
22%
22%
22%
22%.
22%
23%
22%
Laughlin Steel comraon.lO
preferred series A—.
100
66 Va
67
66%
68'A
66%
68%
67 Va
68 Vt
100%
100 Va
13,200
23 Va
Logan Inc
&
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co_.
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
_l
100 Va
100%
100%
100%
15%
15%
15%
16 %
43%
44%
43%
44%
'
"
19.800
100 Va
260
16%
17 Va
17%
17%
6,100
44%
44%
44%
45
8.700
f—< o o
Volume
Number
193
6043
.
.
The
.
Commercial and
Chronicle
Financial
(1465)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1961)
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
•
YORK
Highest
HIGH
AND
Monday
Tuesday
Mar. 28
PRICES
SALE
Mar. 29
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 27
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Friday
Mar. 30
the Week
Mar. 31
.
Shares
K
29
54% Jan
6
37s/a Jan
13
46% Mar 14
Oct
5
lllVa Jan
5
96
Jan
23
106 Va Mar 29
4'Va %
convertible
42% Jan
12
6
4434 Jan
11
48
Mar 28
4% 'So
preferred
13
103% Jan
18
118
Mar 23
4%%
convertible
Jan
11
110Va Jan
18
1x5% Mar
2
4%%
(sen of
59 Va Dec
29
58 Va Jan
17
70
Mar
8
Kansas
32
Sep
86
101
Sep
Mar
74
125
3
Jan
8
.
May
122 % Jan
30
105 Va Oct
45
47
Kaiser
Alum
&
Chem
43
44
Va
10J
♦105
107
,.
106
106
106
50
♦47
48
48
48
*47
100
118
118
118
118
*117
I
100
♦110
116%
*110
J
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred————!
100
64
preferred
1959)
79 '/a Aug
17
75 Vs Jan
9
79
Feb. 28
Jan
20
84 % Jan
27
86
Jan
95 Va Oct
5
92 Va Feb
6
95 Va Mar 28
4.50%
preferred-,
90
Oct
10
85
4
88
Mar 22
4.20%
preferred..!-:
90
25
July 28
3
91
Feb
3
82% Mar 22
80 Va May 23
87
86 Va Jan
6
82 Va Mar 18
85% Feb
9
62% Sep
29
79% Jan
Jan
88 ya Jan
68 Va Jan
8
Jan
8
50% Jan
4
39 'A Aug 24
37 Va Jan
37% Sep
43 Vs Feb
36
16
54% July
3.80%
10
4%
4.35%
23
preferred
Kansas
38% Feb
13
4%
60
Feb
23
Kansas
3
48
Mar 29
City Southern com„_No
Gas
&r.
12
16 Vb July 11
12% Jan
3
23% Mar 10
6
51 Va Dec
30
50 Va Jan
11
62 Va Mar 17
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
6
3IV2 Feb
23
36 V2 Jan
9'
Kelsey
23
Oct
13
30% Aug 17
25% Jan
37% Feb
16
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
73% Jan
87% Mar
3
Kennecott
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
8
52
69
Mar
6
Kern County Land
36% July 18
65% Dec
30
62% Jan
91% Mar 30
July 22
28 Vs Nov
18
26'/a Jan
35 Va Mar 21
32% Jan
38 Va Mar 10
82
93
5
20
_
Jan
Jan
Feb
Kansas
Power &
Hayes
Kendall
8(?
95 Va
95 Va
♦87
89
*87
89
*87
8)
*87
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
80
80
80 Va
80
*37
37%
*37
38
37 Va
58 Va
59
59
58
59
47
47 Va
48
&
Wire
16% flan
23% Mar 30
25% Jan
27% Feb
9
KLM
36
Jan
44% Mar
2
Koppers Co Inc
7
82 % Apr
11
78
Jan
83
7
3lVa Jan
68 Va Mar 30
Korvette
Jan
12
28
Jan
31% Mar 29
Kresge
19% Jun
10
34 Va Jan
6
21
Mar 27
11 Vs Dec
5
20% Jan
8
11 Va Jan
3
14
2
30
1
34% Mar 22
Kroger
5
30 Va Jan
3
38 Va Feb
K
25% Oct
28
36% Mar
Oct
21
36
25
Jan
Mar
19
Kress
Jan
16
Kroehler
23
V
(S
31%
32 Va
32 %
33
35%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
21%
I
1
227/a
60
.
41,900
1,900
60%
12,600
7,100
35%
84 Va
85
84%
85
85
85%
64%
66
66 Va
67 '/a
66 Va
67%
67%
67 Va
11,500
_i
84 Va
85%
84 Va
86
86
87%
89
91%
40,800
25
32 Va
33 Va
32 Va
33%
32 Va
33'/a
33%
34 Va
38
38
*37 Va
91 %
91%
34%
—_i
85 %
85%
12,500
91
6,500
38
200
38
37%
37%
91%
♦37%
90 %
91
89 Va
90%
7,000
21
22%
22
23%
35,600
26%
26%
1
xl8Va
18%
18 Va
20%
100 G
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
-.10
41
41Va
40%
41 Va
40 Va
40%
40%
41
—„
100
82 Va
*82 Va
82 Va
*82 Vo
82 Va
82 Va
83
63%
63 Va
68 Va
61,100
%
30%
31%
9,400
21%
21 Va
22%
16,500
*
*82 Va
54
56 Va
57
60%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
31
10
V
69
10
Inc.
1
Co—
31
3,900
14,000
100
—
Sutherland
Paper Co
21%
21 %
21%
21%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
3.200
32%
33
32 Va
32%
32%
33 Va
32%
33 Va
17,000
5
Co...;
&
21
5
1
H)
Mfg Co
Co—
P
22%
Airlines
.
(E J)
(S S)
26VaJan
60%
32%
common—
Dutch
preferred
33
60%
32
2,100
.
.2.50
King-Seeley Thermos Co
6
36 Va Dec
21%
60%
33
_5
4
17
22 Va
59 Va
32%
.
34%
Co_„
21
29
21%
59 Va
Corp
46% Jan
14% Feb
46 Va
23
preferred
31 Va Jan
27% Sep
46 Va
22 Va
59Va
common
18% Dec
4%
60O
48
46 Ve
8.75
8
2
Mar 21
1,600
2.200
No par
12
Jan
FRIDAY
58
<
1
24
77
GOOD
38
50c
34 Vs Oct
Royal
92
48
Co——
prior
Keystone Steel
280
CLOSED
„
80 Va
56
Copper—
Kimberly-Clark
70
EXCHANGE
95 Va
89
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
10
STOCK
85 Va
95 Va
95 Va
58 %
j.-
conv
85 Va
,
_
*37%
:
Co
79 Va
80 Va
80
par
86
300
1,400
79 Va
79 Va
86
50
Light Co_
Co—
4V2%
*78
79 Va
*78
*78
♦85
95
95 Va
400
65
79 Va
/
300
i.
116%,
r
65
37 Va
25 Vs Dec
16% Dec
*110
66
86
Kayser-Roth Corp.—--Kellogg Co
46 Va Jan
116%
64 Va
66
Co—No par
Electric
23
89% Dec
120
95
preferred——
non-cum
Jan
7
*117
*85
,
ICO
*
Apr
11
120
13,600
47
108
.
♦78
_100
„_
11
62 % Feb
47
100
!„
36
31% Nov
65 Va
64
45 Va
*105
47%
100.
preferred
31 Va Feb
21
>110'
116%
44%
106 Va
:
'
10
34 Va July 12
9
pfd
conv
Va
Va
44
43 Va'
44 Va
43%
33 Va
Corp
preferred
1
36 Va
36%
36 Ve
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
3,500
30%
31
.,30%
*45
40
23%
30%
52
41%
24%
I6V2
14%
3OV2
2%
22%
6
28%
29%
30 >/s
,
I
.
L
18 % Feb
28% Jan
4
16
Jan
26
14% Jan
3
Jan
2
23 Va Jun
20
24 % Jan
6
22
16% Mar
4
Lee
2
25
1 Ve Dec
22
Lehigh
1
27 Va Jan
33Vs Feb
Lehigh
Lehigh
Valley
3% Mar 11
28
1 Va Jan
2V2 Mar 21
8
16% Jan
227/B Mar 22
15
\
4 % Jan
16%
Va Jan
28% Mar 20
74
Jan
8
v
14%
14%
15
3OV2
30V>
14Ve
30%
1
2%
No par
22%
2%
22Va
5%
28%
RR
No par
5%
2%
22Va
5%
Corp__—
__i
28Vi
28%
Industries
com
$1.50 conv pfd series A
Valley
Lehman
Lehn & Fink Products——
41
Apr
7
79 Va Dec
13
22
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
23 Ve Jan
38% Mar 14
22
49% Jan
6
119
—5
Lerr.er Stores Corp
24
5
12 Va Dec
6
10% Jan
14% Mar 22
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co——5
Libby McNeil & Libby__—
7
56Vn
9 Ve Oct
14
13
81% Jan
9^% Mar
9
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
92%
93
Aug 31
146 Va Jan
10
151% Mar
6
4
49% Jan
5
140
Jan
70 Va Jan
151
4
Jan
61
23
46% Nov
24% Jan
7
—
59% Mar 16
Ling-Temco
18
28
23
61% Jan
4
44 Va
Jan
3
12% Jan
4
34 % Aug
10
23%
Jan
26
35% Mar 29
Lionel
4
128% Mar 10
Litton
Industries
6
M-r
■
Link
12
96% Dec
20
87 Ve Jan
18% May 11
327/e Jan
4
26 Va Jan
26
48% Mar 30
19
Aug
5
15% Jan
10
27% Mar 28
30 Va Jan
4
22 Ve Jan
3
22 Va Feb
,2|
57% Jan
Feb
17
19 Va Nov
17
14
27% Feb
8
140% Dec
27
Jan
11
13
43 Va Dec
30
41% Jan
Aug 19
87% Nov 22
3
85
Jan
13
87
Mar 29
96
Jan
8
Jan
20
Sep
14
42 Ve Sep
2
39 Va Jan
1
136% Jan
90
31 Ve May 18
130 Va Mar
100 Va
102
21
Jan
80
81
142
4
Sep
Lone
10
Feb
8
'
„
87% Mar
9
Mar
3
90
-
50% Mar 10
3
144
Feb
pi'VM
Star
27
_100
8
Louisville
Gas
Louisville
&
14% Dec
30
20% Jan
4
14% Jan
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
49% Dec
6
91 Va Jan
4
53
Jan
74% Mar 30
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
16 Va Jan
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
28
124
Aug 16
115% Jan
32% Jan
6
119
3
44
Feb
29% Oct
7
41% Dec
79
6
52% Jan
30
37% Mar
.
Jan
...5
50
Mar 22
44% Jan
16
55
Mar 28
85 Va Aug
18
82 % Jan
Dec
30
86% Mar 23
5
20% Feb
23 Va Mar 29
51
Mar
2
Forbes
&
6preferred
Mack
Trucks
5% %
Macy
preferred (w
(R
4 'A '/v
H)
Co
Inc
59 Va Jan
7
38 % Jan
17
55
Jun
2
46
Jan
26
50'A Jun
23
36% Jan
46 Va Mar 29
Mallory
8
16% Jan
23% Mar 30
Manhattan
2ti '/a L eh
2 7
15% Nov
19% July
17
19% Sep
26
4% Jun
6
Feb
2
6
Jan
3
26% Feb
28
21
51 Va Jan
4
63% Mar 17
Dec
12
54% Jan
3
44% Feb
17
89 Va Jan
4
59
93
24% Jan
19
91% Jan
29% Feb
Mar 28
26% Oct
19
38% Jan
31
53 Vo Aug
5
73
19
Aug
72
Jan
65% Jan
4
72
Jan
12
18
Oct
5
31
July 29
71 % Aug
Mar 28
uIVH ivxcA. 1
3
34% Mar 10
52
3
78 Va Mar 14
78 Va Feb
2 I
Jan
19
69 %
75 Va Jan
18
78% Mar 23
23% Jan
•
3
46% Mar 28
36 Va Jan
3
45
•68
Mar
9
Mar 22
Mar
30
21
2 6'A Feb
3
41% Dec
28 Va Sep
28
40% Jan
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
19
Mar 30
Dec
19
80 Vo Feb
29
71% Jan
4
93
Mar 30
94 Va Aug
5
70
Dec
85
Dec
27
19
Nov
36% Jan
6
21
37 Va Jan
5
15
30
Jan
4
Dec
8
86'A Dec
30
99
94 Va Mar 16
8 6 Va Jan
5
55 % Feb
15
35 Vs Feb
'
1
97% Jan,
123
44
9
Mar 30
Mar
7
9
39 Va Jan
4
5
27% Nov
29
22
Jan
26
24
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
40
3
43 Vo Mar 22
18% Jan
1L
31% Oct
35% Jan
20
24% May 11
4
31% Nov
51'A Jun
23
18
May
28
Oct
14 Va
Dec
27
28% Jan
Va
Mar
39
21% July 25
18
Jan
4
15% Dec
7
28% Jan
15
4
48
Jan
7
Nov
28
88
20 Vo Nov
21
29% Mar 16
85
20
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
8
30% May 25
73
Jan
70
Jan
58% Mar
26
9
Aor.
30'/a Dec
Mar
6
Automotive
Field
Co
&
14
3 J
Jan
9
23% Jan
19
88
30 Va Jan
3
7
Jan
6
Dec
29
33% Feb
16
2
77% Jan
20
96 Va Jun
Aug 31
8
84
85% Dec
23
80
76
Mar 17
77% Jan
4
24% Mar 10
For footnotes,
see
page
26.
90 Va Feb
30
17
Mar 17
35% Feb
83% Mar
28
6
37 Va Mar 30
90
Mar 17
81
Feb
128
14
Mar 28
32% Mar 29
18,900
73 Va
74 Va
6,500
18%
18%
1,800
29
29%
117
800
220
41
10,700
48 Vb
48'/a
51
53
*86
49
118
40%
41%
87
500
23 Vb
10,800
8,700
13,400
60
68V»
67%
68%
66%
69
69 Va
70%
12,400
44%
44 Va
44
45%
457s
46 Va
45
46
11,000
5
21%
21%
21%
22'A
21%
22%
23
23%
11,000
24%
25%
25
25
24%
25
25 VB
25%
4%
4%
*4%
16%
16%
16%
1
3%%
$6
McDermott
26%
26%
23 Va
24%
23 Vs
23%
22%
23%
25,400
59%
60%
58%
59%
58 Va
59%
40,690
68
68
68%
69 3A
70
72
71
72
100
*94
96
96
96
35
32%
32'/a
49%
51
32%
32%
32%
48%
49%
48%
49
49%
51 %
77%
78
78
78
*78
*77 %
78
-
v
•
■
4,300
■
16,800
78 Va
70
60
30
*77 Va
79
78
*77 Va
78
69
69
*69
70
*69
70
*77 Va
79
79
t
70
78
*77%
,
*69
78
77
79
20
190,600
77
78
>
42 %
44%
45
46%
44 Va
46%
43
45
44
44'A
43 Va
44
43
43 Va
43
44
7,100
59%
59%
60'A
61%
62
66 'A
66 VB
68
12,500
50
49%
49%
49
49%
34%
34%
_
..
.
*49%
_
34 Va
Shoe
Co
^
series B
Inc
—
Inc
common
1.
Linotype
_
18%
84%
85%
89-
16%
17%
86
86
84
96
*95
*95
%r
96
96%
96
120
.
,..18%
90%
*
1,100
1
1
■;
19
1,200
93
106,700
870
96
96
119 Va
30
123
1,520
112%
112 Va
115 Va
39%
40%
35%
39 Va
37%
38%
27%
28%
27 Va
28 Va
27%
28
27 Va
28%
1
36%
37
36%
37%
38%
39%
38 Va
39%
42
42%
40 Vs
41 Va
40%
41 Va
42
1
41 Va
1
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15%
28
28%
29%
30 Vs
30
30%
42%.
42 VB
42'/a
7,300
6 Va
6%
2,500
A__
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
*29%
30%
29%
29%
*29 Va
41%
42 %
41%
42 Vs
1
Cement
preferred
34'/a
17 Va
9
-
Co__,
Co
34 Va
17'A
111%
_
Corp commoiu
Stores
34%
16%
111%
-
'& Co__
preferred
-
20,900
2.50
Corp
Rcbbins Inc
Portland
34%
'
100
Co—
Publishing
G)
*49%
50%
34%
No par
3
—
Mergenthaler
New
34 VB
32%
preferred
Trucking
&
*94 Va
32%
—5 '
3,300
97 Va
97 Va
*94 Va
32 Va
6 %
6%
6 Va
6%
28%
No par
No par
Co
*18%
19
42
6%
6 Va
19
19'A
39 Va
39%
37%
8,600
39%
59,000
1
30.500
9,500
3,900
V
,
4,000
500
.
19'A
19%
900
38 Va
39 Va
4,800
19
19
38%
40
39%
90
90
*89 Va
91
*89 Va
27 Va
28
27 Va
28
27%
28%
28%
28%
1
33%.
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33 VB
_100
3%
81%
82%
82
82
81 %
81%
81
Va
81 Va
34%
35%
35
35%
35%
35 Va
36
37 Va
3,800
87
85%
86%
12,500
10
_
$3.50
1
34%
Corp common
5
% % preferred (1st series) —100
Merck
8,800
33
_
Mead
4%
267/b
*77 Va
Aircraft
&
Mercantile
26 Va
1
No par
_
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Melville
27
24%
preference B__
100
(J Ray) & Co Inc—
1
McGraw-Hill
4
26%
35 Vs
..
McGraw.-Edison
Medusa
5,600
61
conv
(A
16 Va
26%
Corp common.
50c
convertible preferred—_100
McDonnell
16'A
No par
_
convertible
5Va%
16%
1959 series—-100
Inc.
Corp
3 % '/f>
16 Vs
32%
Corp
McCrory
500
16%
36%
MCA Inc
McCall
5
No par
W)
Co
McCord
4%
23%
1945 series-No par
preferred
(J
■,
59%
26
————
Mays
•'
5
*4%
5
.1
preefrred 1947 series_No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
Maytag
1,200
'
34%
—:
preferred
3
7
7,000
18%
47 Va
May Dept Stores common
McLean
19% Mar 17
2,700
56%
18 VB
;^.No par
._
8
44% Mar
59 Va
55%
46 %
..
;
7% Frb
6
180
No par
McKesson
3
24,200
22%
com
McKee
Jan
Va.
30
49
48%
5
9
,
59
88'/a
141%
__4
13
5% Jan
141 Vi
87 Va
23 Vs
_
23
16
48 %
47 Vs
Products
42%. Feb
35 Va Jan
*87 Va
22%
.
34% Feb
24
*85 Va
200
1
30% Jan
Feb
Jan
5,100
103
47%
10
5
27
26
16% Mar 10
590
48 Va
48 %
*101 Va
15,500
39,700
23
Co
36% Mar 16
16
151%
22%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclnt.yre Porcupine Mines
14'A Jan
84% Sep
37
8
28% Mar 30
151%
31,700
47
'
31 Va Aug
5% Dec
3
25%
FRIDAY
47 Va
$3.75
5
25%
GOOD
22%
preferred
$3.75
24
40% Dec
12
&
Masonite Corp
3
Feb
24%
%
Shirt
Co
4
7
22'A Mar
4%%
Martin
Jan
68
29
18
7
27%
%
47
...
R)
(P
Marshall
Va Jan
75 Va Jan
26
77'/a Aug 31
6
25% Dec
44 V2 Jan
96
26
3
216,600
CLOSED
27 V*
24
22 Va
Marine Midland Corp.
44
Aug 31
79
M1 r
V
45%
14,700
1
_
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
74
1
72 Va Jan
29
EXCHANGE
67 Va
29 Va Jan
6
40% Oct
17
131,400
—100
Inc
Mnremont
22
124%
STOCK
86%
16
54% Dec
*48 Vs
2,500
123 %
44
84,900
-r,
55
35%
54
17% Feb
40% Jan
49
*48 Vs
70
12,200
.or-
86%
4
29% Jan
40%
Va
■
52
Jan
25
54
34 %
117
117
42
.34%
.w
86
Manning Maxwell & Moore____ 12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration,
1
31
32%
29 Va
29 Vs
29%
118
41
41 Va
54.,..-:
11,300
<%-,■•:
55
27
16'A Oct
52%
•
73%
19Va
*116
118
41,500
t
86
5% Jan
40 Va May 23
18%
*
14%
90%
149 % j
53
3
22% Oct
13%
88%
59
53
18%
57
15,100
149
24%
25%
149
48%
102%
87%
87
493/a
112%
72%
18%
58
58%
18%
14,800
57%
85 Va
4 Va Jan
12 Va
87
48%
142
58
2.50O
38 Va
57%
52%
21% Jan
4
102%
*85%
73
19Va
29 3's
29%
48
124%
38'A
48
18
18% Jan
121
3,100
19,700
.
51'A
22
29
19
148%
900
5%
28%
85 %
5 Va Jan
12% Dec
5%
28%
50,300
48
27 Va Jan
"
19%
24%
25%
24%
25%:
156
47%
102%
87Va
88
49%
142%
2%
22%
1
70% Mar 30
Oct
33
18
72
40%
50
_
common
Copper
Magma
34 % May 10
31% Feb
18%
72%
x29%
5
w )__■_■
preferred series A
Madison Fund
58%
*116
100
_
48%
142
57
57'A
71 Va
19%
common—10
:
Inc__.
*148%
47Va
102
*85%
*83%
17%
MacAndrews
16
25Vs
58
1
23
Mar 21
43
21
(M )& Sons Inc
31% Feb
17
3
(Ky)_No par
23
23
4
Jan
16% May
Co
Nashville—50
20% Feb
Dec
48
El
&
5
——100
Lukens Steel Co„_
—3.33%<
Lykes Bros Steamship Co__
—10
49 Va Feb
7
—100
—100
22
24%
25%
145
147
47%
47%
*101
102
*85%
87%.
*86Va
88
47'A
48%
141
141
*56Va
57%
10
(P) Co common-
24%
25
_100
com—
preferred
78% Jan
Mar
24%
_4
4,200
16,100
5,100
2%
27%
.10
93,100
-
30
*22 %
45%
27%
preferred
52% July
26
44%
27%
14%
Va
29%
'
53%
54%
53% 54%
33Vv>\r.<j
3L%
32%t^V/Sr -.33%
54%
54%
55%
55'
55%
33%
32%
35"A
33% 35%
124%
121% 123%
122% 123%
45%
16 Va
14
12,500
24%
16%
<
26%
41%
23%
88%
90
149% 149%*
42%
E
7
,^3%
92 %
26%
D
1
14%
149% 149%
3.20C
52
40
38%
57%
14Va,
38
56Va
44%
series
— .
M
150%
*45
125%
124
38Va
56%
42%
series
preferred
28%
26%
4.35%
7%
28 Va
1
_
4.25%
Lorillard
2Ve
22V2
5%
_1
.
Corp—!
4.84% conv preferred
Island Lighting Co
5% series B preferred
47 % Dec
114% Dec
±22
1
Long
58% Mar 28
1*
Inc
Cement
38% Feb
50% Jan
32%
2.50
Lone Star Gas Co common—.
49% Feb
104
Jan
51
1
27
54
—5
_
25% Mar 29
4
Jan
135
Co—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Loew's Theatres Inc
151% Mar 30
Feb
30% Jan
111
Belt
31%
:_50c
Corp—
Sep 23
22%
5%
14
56%
54%-66.%
—__5
Electronics—
Nov
43% Sep
20
'149 Va
———100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
34% Mar 30
6
preferred—J
7%
30
91 Va
14%
91 Va Jan
'
16%
14%
38
56Va
38
78% May 19
25
124'/2
120
120
x37%
No par
46 Va Oct
*»'
16%
14%
30%
2%
10
Coal &
Lehigh
6% Mar 22
26
29% Jan 22
July 26
25
16%
Navigation Co
Portland Cement
19% Jun
26
3% Oct
23%
52
40'/a
16%
35%
50c
14% Mar 29
*45
36%
23%
52
—5
Tire—
11 Va Jan
7% Jan
16 Va Sep
*45
35%
!
Rubber &
6
16
31%
31
25
A
1
Bryant—
Lear Inc—■!
Mar 27
25
series
Lane
32 % Aug
25Va Oct
24 Va
41% Mar 29
common—-
preferred
13 Ve Jan
Mar 15
10
4.32%
30
14% Dec
Laclede Gas Co
21
25
13% May
31% Mar 27
27
29
36 Va Dec
27
Jun
27
25% Jan
,25% Dec
10
27% Mar 11
No par
85
*77
78 Va
115
121%
25c
28%
85%
87%
16%c
No par
_1
30%
.
*77
120
30 Vs
39%
86%
85
78 Va
91
*77
,
78 Va
128
32
*89 Va
*77
__
31 Va
32%
30 Va
30
91
2,400
'
3,500
230
78 Va
—
31%
5,600
44,900
22
(1466)-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoas
STOCKS
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
18 Va Feb
23
8% Dec
16
9% Jan
3
12% Jan
42'A Dec
28
70% Jan
4
45y* Jan
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
20
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 28
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 27
Mar. 2.9
Par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Machine
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Shares
12.50
Co
io y2
ioyK
ioy2
io%
10'%
10%
5
56 y4
56%
*55%
56%
55%
56
58
59%
58%
59%
60 y4
63'%
62'%
63%
46.600
83%
83%
*82%
84
82%
83%
83%
83%
150
40
;
—
10%
11%
37,000
56
*55 V4
800
247/» Jun
16
45 Va Dec
16
41% Jan
3
63% Mar 30
74% Jan
.5
84
14
•1
5
85
Mar
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
99% Jan
10
97
Mar 27
*95%
97%
*95'%
97'%
*95'%
82
Oct
10
•1
97%
15
Jan
23
83 y2 Feb
10
3.85%
preferred series
preferred series—
97
75 y2 Feb
100
'81
83 %
*81
83%
*81
83%
*81
83
75 Va Jan
19
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
24
82
17
3.80%
preferred series.-,
100
;82
83 %
*82
83%
*82
83 y2
82
82
Jan
4
85
Aug 11
90
____100
•96
*96
10
32
86
25 Va Mar 16
41
Dec
22
48% July 25
88
30
Jan
5
May
15% Oct
2
21
123% Feb
8
60
Oct
24
28
Apr
19
31% Feb
24
27
July 12
16'A July
30
7
Mar 10
Nov
Jan
3
98
20
30% Jan
4
40
22
3
49% Jan
ft
58
Feb
8
93% Jan
10
97
15
39 y4 Jan
4
17
33% Jan
3
4
84 y2 Mar 20
Jan
Feb
Oil
&
4
34
6
Minnesota
&
Power &
Ontario
4
42 y2 Mar 23
Minnesota
4iy2 Feb
7
Mission
Corp
24% Dec
29
24
6
30% Mar 22
Mission
Development Co—
40% Feb
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
Jan
34% Jan
35
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
7% Oct 26
3
5%
23
Mar 27
'48
48%
48
21%
46'%
46'%.
51%
51%
96'%
51%
*96
48
47
300
100
96'%
ya1
STOCK
48'/4.
EXCHANGE
21%
22%
22%
23'%
22%
23%
154%
155 %
154%
154'%
153%
154%
81
79%
82%
81%
83
82%
83%
X31
32
31%
31%
31'%
31%
31 y4
1 ,100
31%.
154
79 »/4
CLOSED
61, 800
10. 800
GOOD
38 800
FRIDAY
6, 200
42
42
42
42%
42
42
42
42
l
40%
40%
40'A
40%
40'/4
40%
40%
40%
5 ,000
5
Light
30 Va
30%;
30 y4
30 %
30%
30 %
29%
30'%
7, 200
lo
36%
37%
37'/a
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
10 100
No par
___
800
3
5
5%
5%
4%
42 y4 Jan
23
Missouri
Pacific RR class A__No par
8, yoo
40 Vs
40 ya
40
40 %
40 Va
40'%
40
Jan
15
34% Jan
4
42% Feb
27
40%
Missouri
4, 100
Portland
38
38 %
38 %
38%
38%
39
3 9'A
391/4
22% Sep
1
19% Jan
5
24% Feb 28
Missouri
Public Service Co—:
1
23 '/«
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
8 ,500
11
8
Jan
3
23%
15'A Jan
12% Feb
Mohasco
Industries
5
11 '/a
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12'A
115. GOO
100
70
71
340
_100
'77
27
73 '/•> Mar 29
80% Mar 11
62
Jan
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
6
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
9
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
9% Mar 10
10% Jan
19
4
3
Mar 28
6V2 Dec
9
6% Feb
2
35 Vb Sep
29
55% Jan
4
44% Jan
20
51
Feb
8
33% Dec
30
33 y* Jan
3
39
11% Aug 22
8
Monon
Mar 21
25
31% Aug 16
31
3
35% Feb
Feb
24
57 y«
34% Mar 24
39% Jan
34% Mar 27
RR
class
23
12
25
37% Oct
10
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
4
28
Jan
3
34% Mar
14% Jan
7
11% Jan
9
17% Feb
26 y8
Sep
28
47% Jan
19
17
Sep
26
24% Jan
5
60 y2 Oct
24
98
Montana
Power
27
23% Jan
4
7
19% Dec
5
6
32% Feb
37% Feb
16
Morrell
Motec
11% Jan
3
20%
29% Jan
9
35% Feb
16% Jan
4
39% Mar 29
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
31
25
21
21
17 y. Jan
6
47 y4 Dec
30
53% Mar
Sep
29 Vb Sep
1
Mar 17
Mar 30
Jan
18
51
10
16
'-9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9'%
10%
*7
7%
7%
7%
7
7
90
'A
300
7%
900
2
45%
46%
46
46%
46 %
46%
46%
47'%,
36%
37
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
7,100
34
34%
33'%
34'/8
331/4
33%
341/4
3.100
1,000 lire
35'/a
35'A
35%
353/a
35%
35%
*35%
35 3 i
shs__1,000 lire
34%
34%
*34%
35%
*34%
35 %
*34%
35'A
100
32
32%
32
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
25.200
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
8.300
34
25.300
32 %
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 'A
8.700
21%
21%
21%
23 %
23 %
23%
23%
2414
55.800
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85%
84%
84%
84
86
84
85 %
15,700
10
Corp.
Brass
17%
5
18'/a
17%
18
17%
1734
17%
18
33
33%
33'/a
33 %
32%
33 Va
32%
33
;__No par
32 vb
33%
33%
36%
35%
3934
36 va
37%
1
23%
24
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
1,800
•3.200
,
10
Co
Munsingwear
1.600
___1
__
*_
'
32% Mar 28
44
79
15%
_No par
1_
Wheel
Mueller
8
26% Jan
12
73 %
*78
16
Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
M S L Industries Inc.—^
25% Mar 20
Feb
*72
78
1 ,500
5
Industries. Inc
Motor
23
27
73'%
15%
Co—
&
Motorola Inc.
28
72'%
78
15%
Co__
Utilities
Co
(John)
24% Mar 30
Sep
73
79
15%
Ward & Co_—No par
Moore-McCormick Lines
12
9oy4 Mar 13
17 y2 Oct
72
78%
15%
25
American
8
Mar
4%
a
78
Montgomery
3
19
53
15%
A—
Shares
Stamped
1
5
5%
Mining & Chemical—:
American
15
5%
No par
No par
75% Jan
May 31
common
Tool
Chemical
Montecatini
Sep
Co—6.25
_,
Machine
Montana-Dakota
6
30% Oct
Inc
preferred
preferred
Monsanto
30
37% Feb
Jan
Cement
Class B
24
2iy2 Jan
%%
4.20%
Monarch
Mar 10
4
48 y4
156 %
20%
46%
51%
*96
13
19% Jan
24% Nov
46'%
96%
20
27 500
3% Jan
12
19
51%
>96
50
97
33%
32%
38% Feb
26
12% Nov
45 y4
51%
96 y?
*96
34
6
Oct
Oct
*43 y2
51%
97
33'/a
48 y2 Jan
11% Oct
11
1
2.50
3
46%
48 y3
1.50
Paper
97
32%
.51%
No par
35% Jan
17
29
Philipp Corp_
Minn Mining & Mfg-
97
32 Ve
*96
10
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—
98
32%
*45 y4
_5
100
Corp—
Chem
96 y2
1
_.
common
35 % Jan
Feb
10% Sep
Inc__
Corp
4
39
25
Inc
37% Jan
15
26 y2 Mar
100
100
38% Aug 31
29% Jun
1
pfd
preferred
Minerals
170% Mar 10
31
1st
Midwest
23 y2 Mar 29
4
17
Enterprises
5l/2%
49% Mar 14
Jan
19% Jan
140
1
Jun
88
Utilities
Midland-Ross
9
70% Jan
26% May 16
178% Jun
No par
preferred series—
South
Midland
Mar 10
40y2Nov
17
4.45%
Middle
46% Mar 29
Jan
7
Nov
Feb
4.35%
1
59% Feb
Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Mar 16
95% Dec
58
20
60 '
3
35% Feb
3% Dec
70
Jan
33 v* Dec
33% Dec
17
8
Jan
Inc
14,100
4,. 2 00
67,100
5
Murphy Co (G C)
2334
24%
24'/a
24% 1
24
24%
23 Vs
24 %
__1
__
50%
503/4
493/4
50%
50
50%
50%
51
29%
31 3/(j
31%
32%
30%
323a
30%
31%
26,100
37%
33 600
Murray Corp of America—.
lo
.
1.900
N
12% Feb
1
66% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
Corp
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
13
Jan
12
15% Mar 10
Natco
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59 '/2 Mar
1
National
Acme
10
Dec
1
17'% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16'/2 Mar 14
National
26% Jan
27
25'% Apr
25
49% Mar 21
12
32% Aug 22
77% Nov
30
70% Jan
149
157% Aug 12
•
Jan
3
Co__
12
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
16
l'/c
85%
84%
151%
152%
23%
24%
24 %
69'A
68%
69%
69 'A
70
28 %
27%
28'A
28
28
89
89
88
89
27
4
'/4 %
pfd
Corp.:
Register.
Lines
Inc
series of
1951
100
21% May 27
24 y4 Jan
11
23% Jan
30 '/a Mar 29
National
Fuel
49 Ve Oct
19
59
Jan
4
55 y4 Jan
62 % Feb
National
Gypsum Co common
88'% Dec
20
98
78
9
19
5
120'% Jan
19
132% Sep
7
17% Oct
19
24 y4 Dec
21
23% Jan
26% Mar 23
National
24'% Dec
6
6
25'A Jan
31% Mar
Natl
28% Jan
17
25'% Oct
43
Jan
95% Feb
Feb
9
125
Jan
129
Feb
National
3
154
Gas
27
7%
12
40
Jan
14
Jan
31
National-Standard
28
98% Jan
4
80
Jan
17
90% Feb
28
National
31
28 % Jan
8
19% Jan
ft
22% Jan
20
National
Sugar Ref
14'% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
15% Jan
«
21 % Mar 24
National
Tea
5 % Jan
3
National
Theatres-&
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
18'% Oct
28
29% Jun
10
21% Jan
9
7% Mar
9
25 % Mar 17
Steel
Nov
10
Dec
24
29
Nov
IVa Jan
15
5% Jan
3
27»% Jun
29
19% Feb
14
9% Jan
24
1
14% Mar
1
34% May 24
24
40% July 11
36'A Oct
71
21
Jan
4
9% Feb
National
28
Nautec
29%
30v
7. 900
60%
60 va
60%
4 900
97
96%
11'A Mar 30
Neisner
29'/2 Jan
6
Co.
129
128%
Mar
8
92%
92%
80
Mar
3
128'A
126
128%
220
26'A
25%
25%
*25 %
25%
26
26%
1 ,400
31
30%
31 '
31%
31 %
31 3h
31%
1 ,200
29%
2 9 Va
2 9'A
29%
29 %
29 %
29%
2 600
86
87
86,>
87
85%.
86 %
10 .400"
19%
20%
19%
19%
20
20 %
—4
20%
21 V4
20%
21
20%
20%
19%
2 O3
6%
7'A
6%
%
6%
6%
25 '/B
25%
25%
1
—1
2
21% Jan
3
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
83
6
63% Jan
75% Mar 22
33% May 11
47 % Aug 22
43% Jan
58% Feb
23% May 11
Newport News Ship & Dry
32% Jan
May
6
79% Jan
7
25
Jan
New
9
34% Mar 29
6
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
22
Mar 21
39% Jun
13
37% Jan
46
Mar 22
N
York
New
8
Y
Air
York
Brake
Central
NY
New
Haven
25
6% Jan
6
2% Mar
9
4% Jan
24
10%
10%
25%
25%
44
44%
78 >A
79
__1
23%
23%
82
82%
72%
Dock—1
51%
25
12'A Jan
5
5
Mar
9
8% Jan
23
Preferred
12% Dec
7
37% Jan
11
13
j*n
3
183/a Jan
30
23% May
5
29% Sep
14
28% Jan
2
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 19
39'A Aug 17
75% Jan
23
81 % Feb
27
38% Jan
3
44% Feb
15
68% Mar
7
71
30
71% Jan
9
&
New
York
65'A Jan
14
69% Mar
Mar 28
73
7
76
74% Jan
4
80% May
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
92'A Jan
20
80
18'A May
26 3/4
5
Aug 17
4
88% Aug 18
108
Jan
75% Mar
8
Hartford
3.40
103
Jan
4
108
Mar
6
103'A Mar
1
12
Sep
29
41% Jan
6
30% Jan
9
25
106'A Jan
4
98
Jan
3
117
20% Jan
19
^ec 12
23
Jan
3
24
12% Feb
2
13% Jan
20
17'A Dec
2
29% May
6
13/2 July 12
22/a July 20
Jan
J?ec 20
45
Jan 26
45% Jan
17
Mar 29
49
18
«4
Jan
11
30
Jan
3
Jan
25
62% Dec
28
68
26% Feb
17
32% Sep
99% Jan
6
36
103'A Jan
48 A Dec
4
13
110
35% Oct
25
«
48
22% Jan
25
67 V2 Jan
8
Apr
29
79'A Jan
11
80
Jan
5
243/4 Mar 31
13% Oct
22
Nov
31
4
o
Sep
20
Jan
4
oqi/
5
Jan
81
6
107% Aug 24
lOi-3/4 Jan
78
22
oc
29% Aug 26
ion il
14
nnv
87 A Sep
103% Jan
83% Jan
page
26.
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32%
32%
34
33%
3434.
33%
34%
20%
20%
19%
20%.
19%
20%
100
42%
43
42%
43%
41%
42 %
GOO
3%
6%
3%
3%
7
3%
6'A
3 Vs
6 Vs
15'A
15%
15%
33%
No par
*80
100
•
34
33"Va
81
*80
100
*80
100
3334
4.200
70
70
70
73%
74
80'A
82
80'A
•
of,.____.A-...__l
22%
22%
22%
43%
43 'A
109 Vs
23%
23%
__10
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13 %
*13'A
^50c
18%
18%
1
46%
48
—5
preferred—
Corp—
Aviation
Car Corp.
24
81'A
120
44%
18.800
69
270
7 4'A
120
*80
82
170
86
8G
106'2
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107
30
100
*100
102
120
74 %
*106
100
22:%
110%
25
....
80%
45%
111%
42
•
86 Vs
74
22%
109%
'
80 %
86
common—25
8
*82 %
106%
*83 Vs
12.100
34 Vs
81
44 %
69
69'A
.
102
5
34
44 3
*100
American
3.GOO
4
15\s
15
80%
43%
100
6%
34
80%
443/8
99%
Ry
6 %
6 %
33%
3.400
334
3%
6
15%
81
preferred—-—Tjl—100
Western
3%
6.
14%
43%
*106
&
50
22%
46%
1.600
5434
51
-
111'%
130
22%
22 'A
50 %
111
24
73 %
20.200
4.700
111
110
,200
*23%
24%
*23%
13%
13'A
13'A
1330
13
%
800
18%
19'A
19
19%
193/,
19%
8.300
41'A
46%
44%
4
44 %
4 5'A
5'/a
2438
106.800
u...
57
57
57%
56%
67 '/•>
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67%
67%.
67%
33%
34 %
33 3A
34
33 Vs
34
33 %
100
*104%
105
104%
105
104
105
*104%
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'•210%
111
110 '/a
110 Vb
110%
110 %
109
110%
100
*106%
108
107%
107%
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108
108
108
20
48%
49
10.400
106% Mar
5%%
9
Mar
5.60%
;
.
Ry:
5
48%
5
x32 Vb
48%
48%
48%
48y4
57
56 3
56%.
49%
6.800
4
67 Vs
67
"
-
120
33%
13,700
220
106
480
32 %
32'A
32%
32 %
8
32'A
32%
5.100
—100
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74%
74
74%
75
75
7 5 'A
75 Va
290
preferred series
__100
x85
85
84%
84%
84%
85 Vs
85%
85%
500
$4.08 preferred series
100
*82%
84%
*823/8
84%
*823i,
84 %
*82%
•84%
:100
*84%
85%
*84%
86
8
86
*84%
85 Vs
100
-84%
*85%
87
*85
87
—_1
Common
77% Mar 23
$3.60 preferred series
21
$4.10
84% Mar 10
86% Mar 22
87% Feb
7
593A Mar 20
Pacific
■
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn!—
32% Mar 27
86'A Feb
preferred.—___
Northern
,
10
preferred
5.80% preferred—
7
50% Mar 22
29% Mar 22.'
see
400
67%
(
41% Jan
54%
56%
4
13
27
Jun
54 %
50
4
22% Dec
55%
106'A
North
56'/4 Mar 30
59
54
106 %
North American
23'A.Feb
9
27% Feb 23
20
54%
Gas Co. —.10
3
27
52%
Ry Co
26
—
100
52
500
Natural
15% Jan
£an
71 %
Central
41 % Jan
«
71
Northern
31^ J,&n
1
72
230
23%
Northern
?6p r,?
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£Ug 8
47
Dec
~
71 %
79 %
23 Va
17
H
11
83 % Feb 13
**
13% Jan 8
73'%
*78%
20
110
27% Jan
71%
84 %
Norris-fhermador
113% Mar 13
—
73%
900
79%
5
Feb
68
3
,
83 %
1 .000
3 100
44'%
36% Feb
5
17% Sep
.
57 % Mar 16
3
„„„
*82
11%
25%
*44
21
1434
—
Adjustment preferred
3
41% j»n
106 % Jan
37 Va Sep
footnotes,
13
53% Mar
82
11
25 %
44'%
Corp—
preferred.
preferred—
r-hpm^,i
Mar 14
Jan
<
84%
Norfolk
24
108% Jan
2 Jan
21% Jan
For
26
82
11
25%
.'
45 %
Niagara Share Corp.—
10
4
82%
preferred
—______100
preferred.——
.100
54% Mar 30
Feb
82%
4.85%
12
11% Mar
23
23 %
5.25%
23 Vb Mar 21
90 Va Oct
23 %
74
3.60%
4.10%
19% Jan
80
23%
*
■
32%
1
11
preferred
3.90%
1
15
78 %
23%
73%
6
Feb
Jan
44%
69%
Mar 17
11
25 'A
68%
83
88% Jan
*10%
preferred——100
86
7
10%
44 %
3
8 400
44%
80
"
43%
6
16 ,900
25%
par
Jan
102% Sep
Gas
000
8%
25%
Co—
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
82
9
Electric
1
8 Va
24%
43
—100
series A
Comrnon_
$3.75
76% Jan
Aug
22
34% Mar
25%
8%
-24%
v
20'A
Shipbuilding Corp
^N" Y State
33% Mar 15
25 %
18 800
37. 300
5
__15
No par
5%
2 ,200
8
6%
^1
—
Railroad..-
Common
4% Oct
25 %
8 %
24%
10%
pfd.100
25
8%
43 %
Chicago & St Louis Co_
2% Oct
25%
v24%
-25'A
System
6
8%
5
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
14% Dec
29 lA Mar
Electric
6%
24'A
il
preferred-
England
9
24%
No par
Newmont Mining Corp
55
New
9
8%
24%
—10
22% Aug
8
230
26
100
4
Feb
128%
20 900
29'A
_
8
24% Feb
10
94%
151
86
a..!
'
13
.
97
93%
151
20%
common
Jan
19% Jan
*96
94%
152
85%
Inc—
74
75'% Jan
97
93 »A
151
,
.20%
Co
79% Aug 19
3 % r/r
94%
30%
,_1
Newberry Co (J J)
*96
129 v
Television
Fibre
Neptune Meter Co
46
Bros
96%
129
5
3
800
30%
10
.
36% Jan
88
60 Va
152
Corp
22% Jan 26
•
8. 000
28, 100
29%
151
10
—
„—,
Co
87
FRIDAY
29%
152
1
—
Vulcanized
Natonas
27% Mar 15
89 %
3 900
GOOD
60
'
4% July 22
18
28 %
.—No par
Co
Co
24%
70
29%
92'/a
Cast.No par
Corp
24 %
69
12 000
59%
150%
Corp
Steel
Sep
32
*95%
117, 700
CLOSED
28%
%
220
EXCHANGE
29%
100
Service
&
16% Oct
68
9. 800
STOCK
60
.5
^
preferred B
Linen
59%
No par
—_
common
A
Malleable
x29 %
1
25
*88'A
100
Co
preferred
6Ve
3
Lead
10
Co..
$4.50 preferred—
96 % Mar 28
Sep
144 y2 Jan
Jan
3 000
85%
100
15334
24
13
Jan
27%
84 'A
152%
68%
81% Dec
84% Jan
£7%
84%
152'/2
23%
City
28
70% Mar 15
27
92
28
83 %
152 %
27%
National
4
150
27%
82%
153 %
1
10
9
28
27%
>
80
152
National Dairy
Products
:
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com__5
20% Jan
4
28'/a
10
common.
14 %
59% Jan
10
27%
5
600
81
66% Dec
Aug
5 000
12%
35'% Jan
Oct
14%
80
31
160
13%
81'A
6
109% Jan
14%
12%
20
92% Feb
13%
12%
28
83% Jan
14
80 'A
24'A Dec
11
13%
12%
44% Jan
Jan
13%
80 %
20'A Nov
104
2, 000
13%
12%
Cash
26% Feb
15
52 %
80
Can
National
8
30% Feb
15
52
12 %
National
83% Mar
25 y4 Jan
36%
15%
52
80%
14'/4 Mar 30
4
9
37%
15
52
12'A
3
<1% Jan
5"
36%
15%
52'A
79%
8% Jan
3
11
37%
15
52
5
1
70% Jun
May
36%
14%
53
10
liyaMar
26
July 18
-Corp
Co
preferred..—.
49 % Oct
8
:
85% Mar 30
31% Jan
154 % Feb
38%
52%
1
Corp
14%
_1
Airlines
143'% Jan
36%
1
5
12
40
$4.11 preferred series.:
$4.16 preferred series...
Northrop Corp
•
'
'
Co
*
84 3
86%
*85 %
86%
53 Vs
54%
533A
54%
54
54%
55
56 Va
20
20%
19%
203/8
1934-
20%
19%
20
25-
26 'a
26%
•26 3 a
26%
26
Va
26 %
26%
26a8
27%
27%
21 Vs
28
28
28%
,
53 %
53a4
53%
54%
54
54 aA
%
'
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co.—__5
Pharma^a'
.
lo
Northwest Airlines Inc.t
5'A 7> conv, preferred
Norwich
-
32 3
__„62%c
-
36.100
'
v
...
-29
54'A
■-
-
■
•
-
7,900
1,700
29
1,G00
56
5,500
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1467)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
>'
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursdav
Mar. 27
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Ma™30
Far
Friday
Mar. 31
the Week
Sfhares
O
31% May 17
Jan
4
38% Sep
941/z Sep
75% Jan
4
82
84
19
35% Jan
3
39 % Mar 23
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
4.40%
preferred
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83 % Mar 20
3.90%
' Aug
9
93% Jan
3
97% Feb
7
4.56%
preferred
preferred
90'A Jan
13
Feb
21
4.44%
preferred—
44% Feb
16
89
Jan
4
96
86
-Jan
6
93% Sep
2
4
39% Jan
4
36 'A Jan
5
7
36
7 Dec
15
33% Jan
19
16% Sep
30 % Aug
94
Ohio Edison
Ohio
Oil
15
Co common..„.Si
i
90%
100
*
1
•
•
96
96
16
Jan
6
40
Mar 22
21
16% Jan
6
16
87% Feb
15
88% Mar 27
24% May 10
4
37% Aug
33'A Dec
19
32% Mar
54% Jan
4
15'A Dec
18% Oct
Okla Gas
17% Mar 15
Jan
1
87
29
35% Nov
42% July
29
36% Mar
9
Feb
14
20
15% Jan
4
5
39 % Jan
34
17 y
40
Jan
4%
4.24%
preferred
Oklahoma
30
47 'A Mar 30
Olin
Mathieson
191/2 Jan
Olin
Oil
13
_
Natural
&
Chemical
51
Mar 30
Mar 30
Otis Elevator.
28
56% Jan
4
4
21% Jan
18
28% Feb
20
96%
'43%
44
42%
44
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
*39 %
*16%
17%
'39%
16%
16%
*16%
17
*16%
15
24
23'A Jan
12
16% Jan
3
18% Jan
16
Outlet Co_
16'A Jun
14
15'A Jan
6
15% Jan
4
Oct
15
Dec
12
Jan
25
82% Oct
31
116
104% Feb
16
130'A May 31
23 'A Oct
26
85
11
Jan
5
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
•
122% Jun
Jun
34'A Jan
93
Aug
87% Jan
26
89% Feb
6
1151/8 Mar
2
27
26% Jan
4
31
Feb
3
Oxford
9
87% Jan
6
94 'A Feb
2
$5
17% Aug 17
103% Mar
17%
89
14% Jan
13
14% Jan
3
18
15% Jan
5
17% Feb
20% Jan
22% May
46% Sep
60 % Jan
11
51% Jan
3
77
30
73% Jan
17% Feb
3
60
28
May 11
46% Mar
8
26 % Mar 10
130 % Feb
23
4% Oct
26
Dec
2
*87%
34
33%
33%
STOCK
47%
EXCHANGE
52
Jan
30% Jan
141% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
3
4
20% Jan
Pacific
Finance
Gas
27
.
6
Pacific
42% Mar 30
3
2
16
&
.Pacific
6% Feb
13
24% Mar 22
Packard-Bell
17% July
6
15% Mar 14
19
Pan
American
16% Apr
28
23% Jan
4
17% Jan
21% Feb
Pan
Amer
27
30
46% Feb
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86% Jan
5
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
18
82% Mar 14
Paramount
51% Jun
15
3 6'A Jan
16
44% Feb
Parke
54% Jan
92
Mar
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
6
27% Mar
33 % Oct
24
60% Feb
29
34% Jan
4
46
1 % Dec
1
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
21 % Jan
12
24
3
2
Mar 16
Mar
6
4%
8
20
2
5
19% Jan
3
25% Mar 24
Nov
17
2 3'A Jan
9
25
Feb
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
52 '% Feb
2
58% Jan
24
Nov
31% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
33
Feb
Penick
3
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
47% Feb
8
45
Sep
7
39'A Jan
4
43
11
30% Mar 31
28% Jan
3
Penn
24
38% Aug
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
25'% Jan
36
Dec
19% Mar 20
Jan
38% Mar
32% Mar 10
37% Feb
31% Feb
23
3
Jan
4
85 % Jan
18
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
5
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
11% Jan
3
5
99 % Mar
6
96% Mar
1
3
66% May 16
62% Jan
4
75% Feb
6
68% Mar 25
39% Jan
3
50% Jan
24
Peoria
46% Jan
4
51% Feb
17
Pepsi-Cola
43% Jan
12
45
54% Feb
8
37 % Nov
15
34 % Jan
29
50% Jun
17
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
Sep
28
41 % Dec
5
37% Jan
3
92% Jan
7
30
Jan
7
38% Mar 13
65
Mar
Pet
61% Mar 29
7
94% Feb
1
97
Mar 15
16% Jan
11
15% Jan
18
17
Jan
47
54% Nov
25
47
Jan
11
5% Jan
21
3
38 % Jun
23
)■■'
87% Mar 22
Nov
16
2% Dec
21
26% Mar 14
96% Jun
3
43% Mar
8
95% Mar
100
Mar
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
99
9
5
Jan
4% %
Co
Pfeiffer
4% Mar 22
Pfizer
No par
100
56%
39%
84% Jan
6
96
92 % Jan
Sep
9
97
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
100% Jan
23
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
33% Jan
3
15% Dec
6
60% Dec
29
60
Apr
5
20
77% Jan
14
74% Jan
9
41% Mar
8
52%
52%
*90%
1
76%
77%
75%
41
41%
40%
No par
26
26%
25%
45
45
5
25
18% Mar 14
47
Dec
13
44% Jan
4
52
Feb
11
31% May
*24%
Apr
97
Aug
2
94
3
96
Mar 29
73
Feb
43% Feb
1
Sep
1
42% Jan
5
58
29% Sep
28
43% Jun
20
39% Jan
10
53
17% Dec
1
25% Jan
4
18% Jan
3
25% Mar 17
81% Nov
10
88
8
82% Jan
30
88'A Mar 21
79
2
Dec
13% Dec
23
400
25%
*24%
13,700
25
*24%
93
Aug
Jan
22
80% Jan
18
14% Jan
19% May 20
3
% Feb
27
Mar 30
Mar 15
86
18% Mar 16
25
1.7C0
25
25
54%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54'A
53%
30%
54%
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
1,300
30%
30%
6,100
common
5
18
18%
50
*47
47%
17%
18
25
18%
18 3
8
47%
*47%
40%
47%
39%
40
x39%
40
35
:
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
30
30%
30
30%
200
18%
*47'A
39%
3
Corp
'A
47%
1
*47
18
39'%
4,100
40
35
36
34%
35%
36%
36%
35'A
36
29%
30%
30'A
16 400
30%
6 0C0
2, 300
10, 800
99
97%
99
97%
98%
98
98%
96%
96%
96%
96%
9 6'A
96%
96
96
15 %
15%
15%
16'A
15%
16%
15%
15%
37
37'A
36%
37%
37 3
38
37%
38%
2 500
75%
7 800
>98%
10
5
25
b
,
550
190
99 800
74'A
75
74%
75%
100
33 % c
46
47
45%
45'A
49%
49%
49%
50%
49%
51
49%
50%
STOCK
1
Ry Co
60
61
60'A
61%
61 'A
61%
62
63%
EXCHANGE
52%
58%
57
No par
Inc—
5
100
46%
A" 75
*45
46%
59
60
61 %
95%
95
96
16'A
16%
16 %
16%
16 y«
16'A
84%
85%
82%
84
79%
81
82
83%
96
4%
& Co Inc com__33'/3C
(conv)
■'
16%
*95
10
Brewing Co
74%
74%
*45
16%
100
.—1
*95
4%
35%
4'A
36%
4'A
4%
3 5'A
36%
35%
101%
104
*101%
101%
*102'A
58%
60
*95'A
40
18 ,700
9 ,6C0
96
CLOSED
4 600
60
GOOD
FRIDAY
1 ,800
4
,800
4%
4'A
4%
4 .000
36%
36%
36%
47 100
104
*102 'A
104
190
12.50
55%
55%
55'A
55%
55%
56%
55 3A
56%
No par
common
60%
61
60%
60%
13, 500
61%
61'A
60%
61%
2 800
*29'%
102 %
83'%
.
29%
102%
conv
84%
29%
103
83'A
96
96
*102'%
*96
*102%
104
*29%
102%
102%
170
.84%
84%
84%
400
96
96%
*96
*102%
104
97
104
*102%
30
400
90
104
47%
46%
48%
48%
50%
25.300
22%
23%
*65
10O
——5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
-2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_lO
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
97
29%
103 %
84%
84%
46%
47%
23'A
—3
common
29%
103%
29%
103
'
47'A
23%
22%
23%;
22%
22%
27,3#0
66'A
66'A
66'A
66
66%
130
88
87'A
88
88
88%
4,900
83
83
82%
82%
130
*83
84
*65'A
66
*83
83%
84
-
•
♦83
84
58%
Phillips Petroleum
21
50
24%
*83
3
23,500
1,100
84
14% Jan
41%
2%
*83
6
15,700
41%
25
83 %
Sep
41%
24%
83'%
t
41%
1
preferred
3.90% series preferred
6
80%
3.50
4%
83% Mar 16
90%
80
25'A
100
60'A Mar
90%
80
41
24%
78% Jan
3
91
75%
27
Dec
12
13,500
*90'A
76%
42%
87
52% Jan
54
2%
88'%
77% Jan
53%
42 3A
87%
28
26.100
53%
26'%
5
Dec
11,200
20
2'A
100
80% Aug 29
18%
19%
43%
preferred series A
54
17%
20
26%
Philco
18 %
29
5,500
18,000
*2 '/a
Philip Morris Inc common
23
6%
22%
18%
18
6%
213A
43%
24'A Mar 24
66% Mar 30
84'A Feb
880
6%
22%
••
25%
94
30
175
2%
3
79% Jan
162%
44'A
3
Aug 12
15,600
25%
Jan
85
5,400
42%
2%
17% Jan
27
57%
41%
44'A
62
Feb
6%
22
91
9,700
57
b
2%
2'A
Mar 29
9
6'A
24
4,300
•
25'A
1
preferred
Co
*90%
No par
-
Inc
91
2.50
preferred
Permutit
Corp
1,400
23
%
41
52%
71
81
57 3
52%
Corp
2nd
3%%
*21%
162 %
40%
1611/4
51%
38 % Apr
3
57
57%
41
161%
100
3.80%
50% Mar 30
6
13% Apr
91
104% Mar
161%
19%
4.40%
Mar 21
40
163
19%
preference com
No par
preferred—100
preferred
100
4.30% preferred
10o
4.68% preferred
100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
$1
56%
40
X160
18%
30
1
17%
23
19%
5
Mar
*22
18'A
21 % Jan
Mar 14
23
197/e
Aug 29
85
*21%
18%
23
103% Mar 29
23
19%
20% Jan
3
3,100
16%
1
Airways Inc
Phila
13
16%
16%
17%
Pipe Line—
57
96% Jan
2,900
16%
16%
17%
6%
61% Mar 15
80% Jan
16%
16%
17%
21%
3
2
16%
16%
6%
3
99% Sep
83% Sep
17%
16%
24%
46% Jan
7
30
17'A
18%
51 % Jan
13
4, 200
93
16%
24%
6
18
30
16%
70c
16
Jan
29%
*92
17%
50c
Aug
75
3, 300
92 'A
6 'A
Corp
Electric
120%
30
92
1
53
87% Jan
29%
93
80%
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Mar 20
29%
16%
•*'
*21%
-14 2/7
47% Mar 31
57% Jan
.118
116%
29%
57%
common
(Chas)
4%
20
100
9, 000
57'A
Co
Co
1 090
3, 500
101%
80'A
preferred
Corp of America
Pfaudler
118
28 000
101
81'A
Petroleum
9
37% Mar 20
102 U Feb
Milk
117
116%
♦92
10 ,600
101 »/4
57%
Eastern
&
101%
FRIDAY
16%
16'%
16%
Cement Corp
Perkin-Elmer
6
13% May 17
17%
100%
xlOO'A
80%
Sulphur
conv
32% Jan
7
30% Nov
29%
92'A
117%
101%
57'A
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
16% Mar 28
101 %
92'A
Penn
'
101%
101
116%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp_!
1
Power & Light com
No pa**
4%%
preferred;
100
4.40%
series preferred100
3
9
95 % Jan
lOl'A
101%
81'A
prior
Fruit
1 ,900
3 600
GOOD
16
57'A
Ford
&
4.68%
101%
*15%
80
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
7
26% Jan
22
28% Sep
7
97% Aug 24
89
27
3
100%
100%
18'A
16
57'A
Transportation
Penn-Dixie
27
101 %
18
82'A
57%
Peabody Coal Co common.
23
CLOSED
18%
*15%
57%
Proof Co
conv
35 ,100
25%
18'/»
18
15%
X29%
Mines & Enterprises
5%
24 %
26%
17%
15%
57%
Pictures
Rust
Patino
26
25%
18
16
x81%
Davis & Co
Parmalee
23
25%
26'A
17%
*15%
10
preferred
Parker
Mar 24
2% Jan
44
1
16
79
100
3 ,900
51
77
!
25
Common
50% Dec
23
49%
75%
25
East
8
Jun
50%
72%
Corp__
World
Panhandle
40
50%
73%;
—No par
39
24
3
50
1
«
17%
49%
71%
Inc_5
Electronics
25
Oct
Mar 22
Xl7%
50%
72%
25%
par
Consolidated Corp
19 % Oct
Jan
46%
17%
Electric
&
Tin
46%
17%
71%
5
Aggregates
Lighting Corp
Pacific
46
17%
15
Telep & Teleg com
preferred
6%
Mar 30
46%
17%
49%
"..•v
1
Pacific
57% Mar
175
45%
18
100
preferred
2
45%
18
-No par
_
Co common
85'A Mar 21
23
28
Cement
Coast
5%
23% Febv
45%
5
30c
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific
12
.
89
33%
No
Pacific
200
*87%
Paper Co common-!
1
900
89
preferred
3
11 700
34
1
10
preferred
.Pacific
28
44
33%
Corp (The)—
59% Mar 20
17
Feb
53% Sep
32% Jan
145
Mar
4%
43%
*87%
3.125
_
.
370
88%
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp——1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
6.25
9
rl20% Mar 30
6
18% Mar 18
'
102 3/4 Mar 22
1
17
18% May 11
18% Jan
Overland
90
92%
43%
680
96%
93'
33%
Outboard Marine Corp
75
96
10,000
33
Corp
79
64'A Dec
81
x88
—
37% Jan
93
81
_10O
_
Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4
38%
91%
7.50
_
Gas
24
96
*91%
5
Gas
19'/a Oct
38
81 'A
96
42%
common
38%
91
*81
93
20
Electric Cq
&
37%
90%
91
82%
*91 %
No par
preferred
96
39
93
*91%
'
28'A Mar
83% Jun
91
*81
*91%"*'
100
Co
38%
*
91
.81%
81%
100
_
38%
37%
100
;
j.
-
59'A
58%
59%
58%
59%
59%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
17
17'A
3,400
48%
48%
48%
48
7/8
48'A
491/4
48%
49%
4,100
95'A
94%
96
95
95%
54%
55
11,600
12,300
96
*95
*94%
60
53
53%
53
53%
52'A
54%
50
51%
51%
52
51
52%
52'A
53
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25%
87%
87%
*87%
88'A
*87%
881/4
88
88
89
*86
89
*86
89
87%
87%
17%
16%
17
*86
16%
16%
17%
128'A
17%
16%
/
'
17,500
160
4,700
20
100
3,800
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
Dec
28
17% Nov
17
132
Aug 31
8
38% Jan
80% Jan
26
18'A Jan
4
28
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
49 % Feb
61
Jan
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
50
65% Jan
24
22% Jan
28
18
113% Oct
5
125
45 % Oct
25
9% Sep
i
6
83 % Oct
43% Mar
26
8
15 % May 10
1
163% Feb
4
Jan
6
Apr
81% Jan
11
11
9% Jan
116
4
72% Dec
20
25% Nov
2
261% Aug 22
3
Jan
25
55% Jan
4
124'% Jan
Mar 30
5
69
21
15%
Mar 28
Feb
120
13
72% Mar 20
123
Jan
Mar 13
90
96'/2 Jan
Mar 20
Feb
28% Mar 13
2
201% Feb
22% Mar 30
20% Jan
175
28
15% Feb
Jan
16% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
17% Jan
88% Oct
12
95% Jan
11
89% Jan
13
33% Jan
3
42
162
Mar 22
Mar 15
82
23%
23
24 'A
24%
26
11,200
76%
77
76%
77'A
76%
77%
11,000
13%
13%
* Mar 22
27
Feb
1
34% Dec
30
81% Feb
1
139% Dec
12
133
73
52
Jan
69% Dec
30
64% Jan
11
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
3
26% Mar
29% Sep
12
28
Jan
3
78% Jan
86
Aug 30
82
Jan
3
87 %
Aug 17
90
Sep
When
84% Dec
83% Jan
3
Feb
105% Aug
Jan
87
7
86
J.an
10
90% Feb
19
Jan
3
105% Jan
16
108
Feb
4
59
19
47% Jan
5
74% Sep
13
71
Jan
3
78
7
23% Apr
20
21% Jan
9
22% Jan
20
106
May 11
22% Mar 22
21% Jan
118% Jan
Feb
18
7% Sep
29
11% Feb
11
8
25
86% Nov
21
85
81
Feb
123
Aug 25
9
3
22
.
Feb
3
6
86% Feb
21
16
37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
33% Jan
4
36 % Feb
2
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
I
38% Feb
26
63% Dec
5
37% P«b
17
70
Jan
13
142
26% Jan
4
10
27% Jun
50
50%
2,300
14%
15'A
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
4,100
*115'A
116%
116%
117
117
71%
71'A
71%
121 'A
122
122
84 %
84%
84
71 %
122
86%
70
122
86%
14
117
70%
122
88
24%
25%
180%
21'A
21'A
21%
21%
21%
22%
100
10
2
91%
91%
91
91 %
91'A
91%
5,900
110
*116
117
110
70
70
4,800
121
121
240
87%
25
87%
3,300
25%
6,900
179%
22,800
22
22%
4,000
91
91%
340
40%
10,900
176'%
40
40
40%
153%
154'A
150%
77%
76%
40%
39%
153'A
151%
40%
157
39%
158
159
5,800
'
75%
77'A
76%
79%
79%
80'A
72%
72
72 7A
72%
73
72%
73%
10,100
50%
71%
50
50%
51%
51'A
52%
51%
52%
19,500
29%
29%
29%
1,200
85%
*84%
85%
85%
86'A
28%
28%
28%
29'A
*84%
85%
*84'%
85%
86
*85%
86 'A
86
89
89
*88%
89
29
*84%
86
*88%
86
89
103%
103%
103 3A
103%
103%
103%
106"%
106%
*1061/2
106 7A
106%
107
58'A
58%
58
*88'A
*103%
106%
89
5,400
220
100
104%
300
107
240
58'A
56%
56%
8,100
100
25
25
74%
*74%
751/2
76
78
•75
76-%
130
*22
22%
*22
22%
22%
22%
*22
22%
*21%
22'A
*21%
22
*21%
22
100
142
143
141'A
143
common—5
No par
Co__10
Pullman
$4.75 preferred
23
4
30% Oct
52
52
13%
176'A
Puget Sound Power & Light
23
29% Feb
52
50%
*52
25%
No par
Publicker Industries Inc
11% Mar 29
Mar
53'A
52%
183 'A
10
com_No par
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80%
preferred
7
53%
51
25%
of Colorado
3%%
144% Mar 22
Jan
Co
Elec & Gas
4.32%
17
14
*52
53
1807A
Public Service Co of Indiana.No par
Mar 29
13%
52%
25%
preference com—No par
preferred
100
preferred:
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
100
5.28% preferred
100
Mar 23
17
65% Jan
20% Jan
13%
182%
$1.40 div
21
13%
25%
4.08%
30
140
52%
180%
4.18%
24
102
41% Feb
49% Aug
Public Serv
21
106 % Feb
98
preference
issued
Public Service
29% Mar 30
85% Mar ' 1
80% Jan
fund
Potomac Electric Power Co
52% Mar 30
Jan
128%
(H K)—
Inc
sink
Procter & Gamble
73% Mar 30
36% Mar
Co
5%%
21
•128
52%
10
Poor & Co
Mar 13
6
*128
23
77
guaranteed
Porter
91% Feb
129
128%
23
76%
preferred
100
Inc____1.25
10
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh <& West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
5
Polaroid Corp
1
7%
12
59
79% Feb
69 % Jan
129
22%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel
Co common
Mar 30
55% Sep
10% Dec
129
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
129% Mar 21
124 % Jan
74%
143
11
10%
*21%
•138
100
22
144
600
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
85
85
85
86
86
36
36%
36'A
36%
36%
36%
6,500
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
10,000
36%
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
36%
17,800
85%
36%
No par
35'A
5
36'A
Oats Co common
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
141%
Pure Oil
107A
55%
35%
*84
35%
Inc_.
143
58%
*84
-
37,900
HO:
Q
42
Jan
125% Jan
26
Mar
For
11
8
136
Aug 18
27% Nov
footnotes,
131
14
see page
26.
Quaker
Mar 24
Mar
8
28% Mar 30
...
69
28 *
,
70
1413A
28
68
*140%
28
69 3A
67%
1413A
140%
141%
•140%
27%
28%
28%
28
69
69%
70
141%
28%
4,90070
1,700
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1468)
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
HIGH
AND
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
•
Lowest
Highest
Monday
Tuesday
Mar. 28
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Mar. 27
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Wednesday
Friday
Tliuisday
Mar. 29
th- Week
Mar. :J1
Mar. 30
Shares
R
78% Apr
25
67 Va Jan
74
4
Apr
Jan
16
70% Jan
23
74
Feb
13
23% Feb
28
49%
18
8
59% Mar 10
Dec
~7
70
Apr
19
57% Jan
4
88 y2 Feb
6
157/s Sep
29
2
22 y4 Jun
15
15% Jan
11
20% Feb
28
15 >/a Dec
Jan
6
17 y» Jan
4
21% Feb
28
30 Va Oct
25
53 % Jan
4
35 y4 Jan
56
28
18% Jan
42 y2 Mar 24
11% Mar 22
8% Jan
5
56
56%
56 %
57 %
56 3
73 Va
*73
73 Va
73%
75%
'13%
74
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21
20 %
20%
—No par
Inc—3.33%
i—
1
79%
80
78%
79'%
80
80
79
81
5
common—50
Reading Co
47c non,-cum 1st preferred—50
;••• li
preferred——50
-14
Radio
"28
20 Va Feo
46 Va Oct
1st
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc—
Raytheon Co—%
8 Va Dec
20
20 y8 Dec
5
33y8 Feb
5
Jan
25 Va Feb
1
117/b Dec
8
28 V\ Jan
20
12% Feb
15% Jan
18
'12y4 Dec
28
Jan
6
12% Jan
20% Mar 10
Reed
15'/a Nov
1
28'/a Jan
18
16
Jan
25% Mar
Reeves
16
19
Jan
23% Mar 15
17 Va Oct
20
28% Jun
24
22
8
56 Va
of America com.No par
preferred
—No par
—-—2.50
Corp
$3.50
Ranco
2nd
4%non-cum
31 800
1 000
11 000
1, 300
19 %
18%
19'/,
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
20
20%
18, 500
40%
41%
40
41%
39%
41%
40
41%
74, 000
11
22%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2, 200
23 Va
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
?■' 1. 300
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
•14'/a
14%
11
,
V
/
'
23
-
20 Vb
9. 500
1, 900
—No par
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
18%
17%
17%
STOCK
—.—50c
22%
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
EXCHANGE
1
x21%
2 17b
21
21%
21%
22
21%
22 Va
Inc—_—:
Bros
•
57 %
4
18%
,
Bit CO—
Roller
57
*73
Reichhold Chemicals—.—
-•
,
CLOSED"
1, 400
7, 600
17, 200
157/u Dec
7
19 V* Mar 17
16 V* Jan
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18',4
43 y8 Dec
1
68% Jan
4
47% Jan
60
Mar 29
Reliance
Elec
58
58 %
58%
58 Va
58%
60
59'
60
Apr
18
27'/a Feb
1
22% Mar 22
32
Mar
7
Reliance
Mfg-Co common:——t—5
23 %
24%
24
25
25 Va
28
26%28 3a
52 y2 Jun
1
56 y2 Jan
66% Mar
7
preferred 3 % % series—100
Republic-Aviation Corp——
1
*60%
63 %
*60%
63 %
62
62 %
61%
61%
20
34 va
35%'-
35,.'
36 %
37
38',
36%
38 14
48, 30,0
„——_50c
$1 convertible preferred——;—10
Republic Steel Corp
—
10
14%
15
14%
15%
15%,
16
15%
15%
55, 300
21
57
5
38% Mar 22
29
27 y, Jan
11% July 11
10% Jan
16
15 Va Aug
23
14% Jan
18% Feb
4
53% Jan
65% Mar
3iy4 Aug
197/a Mar 14
7Ya Feb
Mar 14
18% Mar 30
25
12% Jan
20
48 »/a Dec
6
78% Jan
11
Mar 29
<
20
3
50'/a Jan
22
46'/a Feb
17
80% Dec
21
76% Jan
137% Mar 20
58% Mar 30
37 y2 Oct
24
56% Jun
21
43 Va Jan
37 y8 Sep
26
71% Jan
4
44 Va Jan
17
Jan
r
Feb
13
.42'/a Jan
4
48
Sep
23
47
no y» Oct
27
149
Jan
5
117
94 '/a Dec
6
55 y8 Jan
76y2 Jan
12
Oct
1 Va Dec
59
Dec
68% Mar
21
85
5
31
30
Mar
83
•
Jan
J 1
10
27% Jan
33% Mar
4
Dec
2
Dec
28
780
Mar 23
501
Jan
4
89
Sep
16
88
Jan
23
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
17% Jan
9
9% Apr
14
13% Sep
22
12% Jan
13
16% Jan
Jan
16
89% Jan
25%
Mar 17
18 vb Mar 14
2iy2Jan
8
3
24% Jan
25
21% Jan
13
Feb
8
22%
1
46% Jan
4
32% Jan
" 3
11% Oct
25
21% Mar
26
31% Oct
9% May
5
18
16
Mar 29
42% Mar 17
2
13% Jan
14% May 31
12% Feb
3
17 Va Mar 22
15% Mar 27
3
45
24
42
Jan
22
36% Jan
3
17
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14 Va May
6
30'/a Dec 15
26 y4
25 300
1%
,1%
100
101%
100 Vi
—No par
98
10
29
Oil
Inc—
Corp
Riegel
Paper- Corp__—
Ritter
Company—j
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
1
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
29%
3%
"%%%
Telephone
3 %
*48%
84%
84%
17%,
16%
17%
23 500
1%
16%
IV,
193 200
102%
8 400
1%
102'/4
101
.
*102
98V4
29%
48 »/4
48%
3%
3%
101
99
28 %
47 %
97
3%
97%
*29%
29%
46%
3%
39
/38%
*42
Mar 17
Rohm
&
46
47
48
26
26%
26%
26%
20-%
26 'b
135,800
'
_5
33
33
20
545
550
548 %
*88
*88
*88
33
32%
47% Mar 30
Jan
17
22%
21%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
21'/4
22
22'
a
7.200
40%
40%
41%
41 %
42 V,
33.600
15%
J 6
12.700
—1
15 %
15%
15'/a
14%
'15
5,900
41
44
44'/,
44%
45
4.800
11%
Inc
Rubbermaid
—__■
5
*1IV,
11%
*11%
No par
"ii'.
22%
22%
18 Va
18 %
2.50
Inc
System
15%
16%
16%
—1
Co—
Ruberoid
4%
24 y4 Sep
15
32
Feb
26
3
35%
19
30
37% Sep
7
33% Jan
9
37V4 Feb
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
3
19
Jan
18
8
79% Feb
19
70 Va Jan
5
78% Feb
23
26
55% Jan
4
33
Jan
3
40'/a Feb
27
July 13
92
93
Jan
7
12
7
31% Sep
7
10% May 16
Mar 14
13% Dec
19% Oct
8% May
21 % Apr
26% Jan
Jan
4
3
39% Feb
7% Jan
3
12 V2 Mar
9
6
6
14% Jan
3
16 V2 Mar
8
21% Jan
3
29Va Mar 30
10
8% Jan
81% Jun
17
50
Mar
50% Feb
4
38
Jan
1
16% Feb
15
17
93 Va Jun
8
72
May 27
81
Jan
16
4
Oct. 31
26
77
Aug .15
92% Aug
19
Jan
3
73% Jan
11
78
Mar 29
4
92
Feb
85
67
* Jan
20% Feb
20
72% Feb
5
Jan
3
8
Mar
3
San
St
Paper
Schick
Scott
3.65%
Screw
&
Seaboard Air
7
16
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
8% Jan
22
43% Jan
5
43% Jan
11
21
Roebuck
9
Servel
$5.25
Mar 13
50% Mar 13
Inc
3
Industries
Shahmoon
Shamrock
Oil
22 Va Jan
27
Jan
4
38% Jan
6
46% Mar
17% Sep
15
23% Jan
4
18
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
(Frank
22% Mar 20
4
19% Mar 21
Sheller
14
18% Mar
Sheraton
94% Jan
47
Nov
70 Va Jan
23
37
1
Feb
3
13
38% Jan
3
63% Jan
11
79% Mar 30
Singer
3
56% Mar 30
Skelly
Oil
29% Dec
6
53% Jan
11
31% Jan
3
36% Mar
Smith
(AO)
26
3
Sinclair
11% Oct
25
18% Feb
12% Jan
4
23
20% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
32% Mar 23
38% Oct
11
64% Jun
15
46 Va Jan
4
59% Feb
28
34% Jun
2
42% Jin
5
38% Jan
3
46 Va Feb
9
9% Mar 10
12 Va Jan
19
Soo
6% Mar 15
8% Jan
12
South
10
7% Dec
30
Jan
12
46% Dec
30
45% Jan
28
5iy2 Oct
18
22% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
4% Jun
44 V* Jan
9
Jan
25
49
27% Jan
3
"
Mar 22
Oil
Corp
Co
Smith-Corona
Corp
Marchant
23
May 10
21
11
15% Jan
3
15
30% Feb
3
27% Jan
11
30 % Feb
15% Dec
30
15% Jan
4
19% P'eb
20
Smith
41 '/2'
42
-: 76
Inc—
29
65
4
79 '/4 Mar 24
18% Mar
1
50
—2.50
preferred
Jersey Gas Co—
Rico Sugar com—-5
preferred
Southeastern
-_L
*
25
Public Service Co—10c
3
25
65% Mar 20
70% i^eb
23% May 18
29% Jun
13
26% Jan
16
31% Mar 29
17
4
20% Jan
4
37% Mar
Dec
5
27
Jan
3
41% Mar 30
9% Jan
11
7y8 Jan
12
Sep
26
29% Jan
21 % Sep
26
30
6% May
2
26% Nov 23
84% May 16
13% May 12
18% Oct
83
31
35 Va Jun
30
28
90
17
88
Oct
'
11% Mar
8
9
9
Jan
3
38
Mar 15
Jan
3
91
Mar
2
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
Edison
———
Southern Natural
Southern Pacific
25
-5
Co
_7.50
(Del)—_No par
Gas
Co
common—No par
preferred
20
stock tr ctfs__100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
Southern Railway
non-cum
-Mobile
&
Ohio
Bros Inc.
.1
Spartans Industries——
~1
Sparton Corp.—;
—2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common—-6
4.20%
preferred
!_100
Spalding
(A G)
&
7
7 1/4
52
52 'A
*49%
16%
*28%
16%
16%
32%
33 Va
32%
32%
16%
16
16%
16 V:
17
*28 V,
29
18 'A
18
18%
18 V,
77%
78%
76%
77%,
76
'4
77%
X74%
75
17,600
53%
52 %
53 %
52%
53 3 b
52%
53
22,200
52 7
«
43
42%
43
42 %
43%
42%.
43 i/4
43
43%
24 %
24
24 %
24%
24%
23%
25
70.200
52
52%
52%
51%
52 V,
52%
12/800
18%
*66
18%
52
>
18%
*66
67
18%
18%
18%
66
65%
66
30%
30%
31%
31%
31
19
25 y2 July 25
37% Jan
4
footnotes,
see
page
Jan
3
88
Mar 30
29% Jan
&
37
Mar 17
82
26.
.70
4.WO
30%
31
31%
x31%
32%
32%
33
32 %
32%
33%
33%,
34%
35%
36%
38%
S3,
35,300
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10'/4
10%
10
10%
22,900
37',4
36%
37%
2,800
37
Vi
*89%
37
%
37
37%
58 Va
*86
351/4.
36%
91-.
*90 V,
91
*90%
91
18%
19
18%
19
27 '/b
27 %
91V,
.—-No par
No par
5
1,300
%
30%
30%
91%
$4.50.
preferred-—Square D Co_
—
.
7,700
18%
66
27%
Spiegel Inc common
52%
18%
27%
9
<
67
27%
Feb
1,100
43
43
24
/
61% Mar 30
42%
43
42 'A
27 V»
95
42 %
4,700
43
Sperry
3
18%
18 V,
Spencer
4
29
18 'A
19% Mar 14
88 Va Jan
*28'a
100
700
4,700
18
29% Mar 14
42% Jan
2,000
51%
3
6
9,oUl)
*49%.
26
8
1,400
7%
52%
7%
52
50%
14 Va Jan
Kellogg & Sons
—1
Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
—25
7%
50%
29
*28%
29
10
10
10%,
33
33
33
33
7%
50%
20% Jan
92 Va Sep
13,900
9,600
«
52 %
4
46% Dec
17,300
55,900
52
16% Aug
82% Sep
'
52
*49%
51
10Tb
7%
7 Vb
52
26Va Jan
2
31%
19%
8
For
22
19
77%
May 23
20 V,
9
29% Mar
Feb
Southern California
5%
22 »,4
10%
20V2 .Tan
Mar 16
21%
10%
Southern Co
19
22%
10%
No par
1
com—4.50
Co
Gold <fe Platinum
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
53% Mar 22
22%
*
22
10%
Railroad
Amer
44
9
22 '/•>
«
10,800
53% Mar 27
47% Mar 15
34 7
a
34. 1 "o
44% Feb
17% Jan
56 3 4
33%
43 7
3
5
53%
33 %
58 3 i
3
23
781
55%
33 %
43 V.
19
18% Aug 23
78%'
54%
33%
57 %»
36% Jan
69 y2 Aug
77%
54 %
33%
58%
38 Va Jan
54% Jan
77%
53%
33%
43%
47% Jan
1
11.400
76 ',4
54
:
57%
38 Va Aug 31
40% Aug 24
23
79%'
76%
53%
33
"
43 %
4
28
7,700
21,900
44 %
16
Sep
44%
42 %
571/4
83% Jun
16% Nov
300
44V,
42-
43%
31% Jan
40
;
44 Va
4214-
»
42
56 va
50% July 18
64% Jun
V 42
56
12
Mar 30
3,200
81%
44 %
39 Va Jan
5
1,300
54%
81%
43%
Inc
70
14
31
53 V,
55 'A
Co
17
Mar 10
31
54
83
29%
-—15
South Puerto
8%
5
30 ',
53%
*81%»
42 Va
25
——10
4.500
31%
Line
5%
*81%
'
40
56 y8 Feb
23% Jan
30.300
40%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
17
7
28
32 V,
—1-5
Kline & French Labs.No par
Smith-Douglass
35% Feb
Dec
18% Sep
31%
42 V4
;
South
14
Jan
8.800
31%
39%
,
52 v2 Mar 24
50% Feb 21,
12% Nov
Dec
17%
:—20
,
——
South Carolina E & G Co
25
Jan
18%
17 V,
42
Manufacturing Co
44% Jan
34
18%
:.—.——5
4
8.800
22 V,
X17 1/4
_1
—
A
22%
3.800
18%
Simplicity Pattern Co
22
14.400y
17%
44%
55
12.800
44 %
22%
82
68 Va Dec
29
18%
22
84 % Mar 10
55 % Jan
27%
19
82
2
39
22%
53 %
27
20
200,
,200
18%
30
31
SOO
1C1
22
53
29
,000
.000
19
30
45% Feb
1!)
22
82
——_
Jun
Jan
13%
19
Simmons
Sep
33
59 7 b
21%
*.1
„50c
54 %
Mar 30
a
44
1
America
Corp—:
Siegler
.900
26%
30%
9
Mar
.300
28 V,
53%
6
59
4
*88
30 Va
31 y2 Feb
4
000
213
36%
10%
1
33% Mar 22
3
23
49
Signode Steel Strapping Co—i.1
Co.—-—No par
Simonds Saw & Steel—
No par
3
700
10%
30 7 a
Jan
500
*100
31%
Jan
10
6%
31%
18%
30%
42% Jan
72%
•
13 V,
32
28
.200
591
30%
27
20
20
3 6 3,
—
of
110
90%
28%
ordinary
Corp
Corp
a
'
Tr—
&
shares
,400
48 V,
—
Mfg
.700
105
78
0%
17%
31% Sep
500
31
17 «/4
54
Jan
G)—
53% Oct
37
*72
17%
29
,200
11%
19%
17 '4
9
,500
39%
,
5)0!
No par
No par
Co
York
3
31
26 Va Mar 24
Transp
New
* Jan
15% Jan
Jun
26
Oil
16% Feb
20% Jan
43
Shell
Shell
6
57 V,
a
*77
———1
Shattuck
12
43
,600
1
issued
28
29% Dec
28
,3C0
9%
2.50
Inc
Gas—
&
31% Feb
27
29%
104',
:—:———-1
Sharon Steel Corp
30 V» Apr
15%
a
11!
No par
28
12% Jun
800
39 !
/.l
common
Feb
29
000
56 1::
Corp—;—-5
preferred
When
Jan
110
FRIDAY
11%
21%
Seiberling Rubber Co
3
GOOD
37 V,
9%
Co_—r„—j.——3
&
Sears
11% Mar
98.
700
15%
-1
Co
1
101
35V,
28 1
-20
Co
Corpl—
Sealright-Oswego Falls
19 Va Mar
Jan
43% Dec
Sep
RR
15% Mar
97 V2 Jan
14% Mar 31
12
29% May 25
69
Line
60% Mar 20
Feb
200
11 V,
-No par
No par
25
preferred
100
Bolt Corp of Amer.,
1
$4
37 Vj Feb
11% Jan
31% Jan
.
36%
preferred
preferred—
Scovill Mfg Co common
$3.40
Seaboard Finance
54
Oct
300
Seagrave
25
23 Va Sep
400
CLOSED
*95
-No par
Co common
Paper
28
23
40
EXCHANGE
——1
251/2 Feb
Jun
24
STOCK
18
77
351...
common
lnc„.—:
29% Mar 21
25
Jan
19% Jan
12
37
17%
—
15
4
24
220
15 ,900
*75%
pfd 4.40% series A
Gas & Electric
22 y8 Jan
22
Jan
59
15% Sep
23% Oct
Co
89%
35%
*36%
•
—_5
100
Co—„10
San Diego Imperial Corp
—1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com;—1.40
Convertible preference—
35c
Schering Corp common...
_1
5%
convertible preferred
—30
Regis
1st
19,200
16,000
350
35
San Diego
18% Sep
1
19 Va Dec
88%
Ry Co com—No par
series A 5%
_1G0
Preferred
47%.
46%
*250
Fran
24% Aug 22
17
29
St L
29,500
t.<
common
37% Feb
28
7% Sep
St
800
18 V:
C8
.jv,
preferred
conv preferred
30% Mar 15
10% Nov
90
St
17
44% Feb
4
20
3
41
Jan
23
21
13
25
109 Va Feb
Feb
14
Oct
Mar 10
70
8% Jan
11
14 Va
3
16% Jan
38% Jun
30 Va Nov
15
15
28
5
4
9% Feb
58 Va Mar 24
41% Jan
15
29
May 17
9
Jan
30
4% Dec
12
8% Jan
3
16
71% Jun
29% Sep
20 y8 Apr
16
14
18
66% Jan
Mar 10
96
Feb
11
25
17% Feb
•
37% Jan
12
31
Oct
7% Nov
8
30% Jan
42% Oct
36
Mai"30
1.700
!»;•
22%
1.66%
100
100
Joseph Lead Co
10
Joseph Light & Power——No par
Stores
Safeway
8
29% Apr
22,600
20 G
—1
4.30%
Apr
17%
(Geo D) Corp———
—1
Royal Crown Cola Co—_——.—— 1
Roper
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp—
90'/a Mar 15
259
25,400
16%
V
.
86
23 V,
16%
Corp——
Ryder
36% Jan
60
22%
16%.
Ronson
22% Mar 16
9
1,310
88%
21%
24% Mar 23
7
24% Jan
6,009
541
83
22%
13
88 ya Aug
30% Oct
33%
539
•
•
x23%
—:—:
30
4
88
5,900
8,100
%
_1
———1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Jan
,18'/a
40 V2 Apr
69% Mar
7 ,100
38
*42
46%
100
Co common
Haas
i7ya Jan
Jun, 23
33% Sep
19
24
14% Sep
38%
"
46
%
preferred series
4%
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
14% Jan
May 27
Nov
9 ,700
46%
i\ 41*
233
5 ,500
3%
47
r:
32% Oct
4.%
3%
I'V'v
80
,
%
46%
_—
Corp—'
1 ,900
48'
/
28'b
26%
y26%
3 100
99
28%
39
46
38%
*42
46
300
98%
.
*"
47%
47
300
84%
*84
17
'
39%:
*42
10
Corp—
47%.'
38%
convertible preferred—_25
Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rights wi
Rockwell-Standard
85
*84
98 %
46 %
49
*48%
49
'
-2.50
11
670
Oct
12% Apr
51'/4
"
Mar 15
3iy2 Dec
14 y8 May 12
9
50 V,
17 %
Rochester
82
50 %
84
24
27
49%
1%
27% Feb
600
49%
16 V,
3
% Mar 24
48%
84 V
Rochester
Mar 24
50%
—1
—5s
1.25
Manufacturing Co
Selection Trust,
Rheem
6
23% Jan
58%
51 400
49 Va
No par
Rhodesian
21
26% Jan
57%
1 300
Feb
28
57
15 300
Feb
21
55%
48'a
50
Jan
55%
119'..,
44
50
54%
127%
6
25
6
24
55%
48%
19
41% Oct
38% Jan
41% Jan
10
54 %
118
Feb
-43% Jan
15 000
-3 100
132%
126%
50% Mar 13
44 *
135'a
131'%
49%
33% Jan
32% Feb
128%
125%
127'/4
Richfield
Apr
134%
126 %
124
118%,
Richardson-Merrell
Jun
19 300
44%
127
Mar 17
52
13 000
62%
43%
117 vb
Mar 20
55
18%
62 %
127'/4
31% Jan
3
■18%
42%
117%
105
9
18%
62
42%
127
100
3Va Feb
18
61%
42 %
116'%
86% Jan
2% Jan
18
61%
42
127
25% Jan
4% Jan
17%
60%
42 %
118 Va
78% Jan
19
18
61%
42 Va
126%
4
52% July
18
60%
5
1
2.50
*48 %
19
17
18, 500
117%
2nd
conv
25
Jan
t
2, 400
FRIDAY
A
50
pfd—La---—100
4 Va %
Dec
42
%
1, 200
GOOD
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco comf.
_5
Preferred 3.60% series—,——_100
84
19
15
25,
Co
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%%
preferred series J
9
21
Drug & Chemical
Rexall
89% Nov
38 y4 Oct
Oct
30
1% Mar 23
i% Jan
33 Va Nov
•
84%
18 Va Feb
13% Jan
4
Mar
:
6
24
,28% Jan 21
2% Dec
130
119% Mar 30
91 Va Jan
2
4
49 Va Jan
3
8
Inc
9
'
23% Oct
Aug
26% Jan
2'/4 Jan
_
,
51% Mar
common
Copper & Brass—•_—
Revlon
28
45%
Republic Corp
Revere
33% Sep
Eng Co
&
Conv
Mar 21
37% Mar
—.—10
5
Reliable Stores Corp—:
iU
.
~
91
91 %
57%
58%
57 Va
58 vb
86%
8 7 Va
87
87 -
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
.
58 7
•
88'
36
19
91
91
91
91%
58 V,
86%
b
20
90%
27 '2
27
15.300
61 %
-Ha:
36%
6.300
106,200
.
.
50
29,600
180
11.000
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6043
193
Volume
(1469)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
12
,
4% Mar
14
52% Jan
12
57% Jan
23
77 Va Feb
16
11% Jan
3
17% Feb
23
5
1
13
Brands
Standard
23
72% Jan
13 % Sep
10 Ve May 11
Monday
.
Financial
Standard
5% Jan
25
Standard Gas
43 Ve Mar
28
Standard Kollsman
&
16%
17
10c
*5 Va
Co
20
25 V8 Jan
51% Jan
4
46% Jan
51% Mar 27
30
46
Jan
51% Feb
3
Standard Oil
of
50 % Jan
4
40% Jan
46% Feb
6
Standard Oil
of
New
56
Jan
4
53% Mar 15
59 % Feb
3
Standard Oil
of
89
Mar
8
84
Jan
9
87% Feb
9
4
21% Feb
7
28
30% Mar 30
1
44% May 31
83 V2 Nov
25
20 Va Oct
25
36% Jan
102
62% Dec
6
126% Oct
25
26'A Dec
Jan
6
30
Feb
1
64
4
'37% July
5
Feb
27% Jan
13
40% Jan
8
27
3%%
_
23% Mar 30
16
77
35
11% Jan
3
17% Jan
4
22
4
55'A Jan
3
60% Feb
7
78% Mar
9
May 23
49%
7
45%
46
45
45%
45%
45%
54%
54%
54
55
55
55%
15
4
88
4
24% Jan
3
29 Va Feb
7
24% Jan
9
28 % Mar 30
33% Jan
33% Jun
25
Apr
■
20% Sep
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
14
18
% Mar 10
8
Mar
24
Mar 22
Dec
20
16% Jan
4
18% Feb
19
17% Jan
9
4
64
Feb
27 % Jan
3
31
Mar 30
"
30"% Aug
15
24% Jan
22
Dec
15
7
Jan
6
1 Jan
4
230
Jan
3
529
22
19% Dec
7
32
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
5
32%
33
33
33%
33%
34%
34 %
—1
13%
13%
13%
14 %
14%
14%
13%
*18%
19%
Steel
(The)
Co
Co
(J P)
&
>
Co Inc
Corp
Propane
4
45% Mar 17
54% Jan
24
Sunbeam
26% Jan
4
20 % Jan
4
24% Feb
16
Sundstrand
12% Jun
1
7
13 Va Jan
3
Feb
4
18% Sep
85% Oct
6
82% Jan
5
,80
'
Corp
Oil
Co
55
Jan
21
47 % Jan
3
55% Feb
15
Sun
24
Jan
7
23 Va Jan
3
26% Jan
31
21% Jan
20
23 %
29% Jun
1
Sep
26
22 Va Jan
34% Dec
30
33
24% Mar
4
7
35% Mar 29
Jan1 30
.Feb
27
20
7
Jan
3
9% Jan
25
Sep
19
1348
Jan
4
1200
Jan
4
1464
Jan
31
26% Feb
29
50
Jun
29
45
Jan
3
58
Jan
15
49 Va Feb
28
85
9
May
101 % Aug
7% Oct
1
Jun
5%
855
101% Jan
22
*
113
3
_
39% July 26
51% Feb
25
44% Mar 30
11% Jan
15
22
12% Jan
3
66% Jan
20
4 '/a Jan
3
7% Feb
23
1
16 Va Feb
9
14
Jun
17% Mar 29
12,800
10
.
15
15%
600
79%
80%
14,900
*15
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%'
28 %
28 %
8,500
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
3.900
26%
26%
26%
26%
28%
27%
27%
8,400
23
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
18%
*18%
18%
63%
63%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30% v
8%
8%
♦280
-8%
4
8%
7%
270
31
30
'
30%
31
29
30%
30%
32%
32%
46
46 %
45%
46
23
23%
21%
23%
15%
16%
16
16%
89%
*87
Va
*87
-
280
54
53%
26
26 Va
24
23%
23%
35%
109 Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
210
260
24,600
33%
32%
32%
43,100
47
46
47%
16,500
22
21%
22%
17%
17
17%
88
*86
•
53%
53%
26%
25%
26%
23
23%
23%
23'A
35%
*35%.
53%
35%
35%
109%
110
7%
112
7%
7% '
1245
46'A
46%
45%
46%
45
xl6 Ve
16%
16%
17
16.%
81 Va
82%
7
83
83Va
83%
6%
13
58%
6%
13%
58%
13
58%
23%
24
23 Vb
24 Vb
17,600
GOO
36
600
113
5,300
7%
7%J■
1235
1235
1235
2,600
54
111%
4j9 %
50
10,600
26,900
88
,26
|
1230
1230
212,900
"
'
35%
49%
*48
8
257
?
16%
53%
26%
35%
7,100
32%
*86
24
110
31
21
88
26
*35%
2,800
44%
53%
'109
100
63 %
30%
1
2 TO
260
18%
63%
•
32 %
.
8,200
*18%
<
8%
285
29%
1
Corp—
600
58
78%
79%
63 Va"
No par
Wayne
20%
57
15
18%
Oil, Co common.l
4%%
preferred series A—:—25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55.—30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—....—12.50
Sunshine Mining Co..:—
—10c
Superior Oil of California..——.25
Sweets Co of America—:
4.16%
Swift & Co___
1—
25
Symington
7,100
78%
63'A
Sunray-Mid-Cont
.
4,700
14,300
FRIDAY
15 %
19
preferred____No par
20% May 27
4,100
CLOSED
GOOD
14%
•
2,500
80
78%
63%
1
common
24%
78%
63'A
1.5
—
r
.
22%
.1
__1
Corp
1—1
Gas
Corp
42% May 17
*15
*18
1
—_J
Corp.
$4.50 series A
Mar 10
15
81 %
i
' 35
19%
-
1
new.-.
Chemical
Sun
;17%Mar30
79 %
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp com
1
$5 convertible .preferred:.
:_.1G0
64% Jan
57%
*78%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
...
Suburban
56%
79%
100
*
32%
31%
27
!—20
Broadcasting Co
80%
•
32%
18 Va
57%
*78%
6,000
28%
common—1
Webster...
32% Mar 29
18%
56%
79
24,400
32,500
'31%
80
—.5
preference
prior
'32%
14%
5
___15
1.2.50
:
Fuller Co.
&
Gas
87
1
inc
—
Suburban
,
58%
*78%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
Storer
3
19%
57'A
A.100
No par
Inc
b'/o
3
Mar
18%
common-.—5
S
L
Chemical
35% Mar 30
4
Co
preferred—..
23
-
80%
32
31%
16% Sep
48% July 21
88
32%
32
Pressed
34,100
137,600
28
32%
Corp....
72,900
•
89
27%
'
31%
18% Jan
14
♦78
90
*85%
27%
31%
29% Mar 27
17% Dec
89
26%
32%
Stone &
17
9% Mar
312
*80
M
55%
32%
Drug
19% Mar 16
53'A Jan
6% Dec
90
'27%
54%
:
31%
Stix Baer
58% Mar 28
26% Mar 24
*80
*85%
88'A"
26%
45%
•
20
Stevens
47% Oct
206
88
27%
49%
20
Stewart-Warner
16% Jail
Jun
*85%
85%
27'A
50%
45%
300
•
42%
49%
20
Sterling
17
31
11
15
5%
-
41%
preferred.'
Sterchi Bros Stores
Mar 21
9
Jan
22% Oct
23
common
%
170
9,500
/ 50%
"
preferred.
3%%
67
5
30
1
i
convertible
Stauffer
13% Jan
16% Jan
71% Dec
49%
51%
49%
9,500
'17
5%
convertible
Starrett
3
Feb
6
51%<'
49%
43%
50%
50'/8
convertible preferred
Stanray
Mar 15
29
77
42%
50%
41%
51%
Stanley Warner Corp.
•
Jan
44% Mar 24
12% July
2
Mar 30
65% Jan
82
40%
43
49"%
preferred series A
L.100
Corp com
1
Standard
14% Mar 17
20
9
27
Jan
3
21% Mar 25
May 11
45 Vi Nov
27"% Mar
26% Jan
5%
$1.20
6%
Mar 28
-4
42% Jan
19% Oct 24
11
' Nov 25
*5%
5'A
$1.60
32"% Mar 27
32
16%
Shares
76%
41%
Standard Packaging
Mar 30
5%
the Week
57
76'A
17
16%
56%
10
Jersey
Ohio
5%
56%
*75%
17
16%
Friday
Mar. 31
76%'
56%
76
50%
Indiana
Dec
56%
*75
1
Standard Oil of California
47 % Dec
38
Mar. 30
25
30% Jun
1
May 16
Jun
35
Sales for
Thursday
6.25
Industries
12% May 11
40
PRICES
Mar. 29
56%
76
1
SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 28
56%
Corp
Electric
4% Jan
56%
76
No par
_—
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
•
Mar. 27
Par
com__No par
Inc
$3.50 preferred
2
Sep
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
•
79% Aug 22
57 % Dec
25
70'A Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1960
35 Ve Feb
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
-
7,800
230
1225
1235
49
49
44%
4 5%
15,400
.17%
17
17%
50,900
84 Va
84
84%
2.700
6%
13,900
13 Va
16.000
"
50
*48
.
45%
200
T
17
70% Dec
23
24
6% Jan
14
44% Feb
3% Oct
12% Feb
Feb
1
24% Aug 31
50% Dec ,1,6
47% Jan
6
20% Sep
29
24% Aug 25
23
Jan
25
87
83
6% May
34
4
2
64% Jun
4
Jan
Jan
5
Mar 21
86
Tandy Corp
Tennessee
16
Tennessee
102% Mar
7
38% Mar 21
38% Dec
27
35
Jan
27
28
37
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
41% Feb
20
Texas
15% Sep
26
19% Dec
16
18% Jan
3
25% Mar 22
Texas
148% Oct
25
256% May 25
165% Jan
12
2
Texas
20% May 17
29% Jan
11
27% Jan
10
35% Mar 30
Texas
14% July 25
19% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
20% Mar 27
Jan
11
Jan
3
106
80% Jan
5
97
Mar
Sep
108
27
70% Jan
12
69
86% Aug 25
3
Mar
7
Mar 17
29% Mar 30
4
21% Jan
26% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
Nov
11
38% Jun
15
23 Va Jan
10
28% Oct
24
61% Jan
7
37 Va Jan
3
49
Feb
24
Jan
27
10% Jan
3
15% Feb
16
18% July 22
22% Oct
21
26
9% July
24% Jan
13
8
30% Mar 14
Pacific
Texas &
Texas Utilities
Inc
Textron
$1.25
Mar 29
31
46% Feb
16
70% Dec
Feb
24
84
79
67% Jan
22
4
82% Mar 21
May 20
4%
20% Jan
3
preferred
27% Feb
Oil
Tidewater
2
20% Dec
19
23% Mar 29
20% Jan
3
24% Mar
44 Va Dec
7
68% Jan
6
48% Jan
3
56 Va Feb
14% Sep
28
22 % Jan
4
15% Jan
3
27% Mar 13
Tishman
15% Feb
17
19% Sep
6
19
Jan
4
23% Mar
Toledo
33
22
41% Aug 26
37% Jan
3
50% Feb
37% Dec
29
34
Jan
3
58
Mar 10
Tractor Supply
Dec
20
59'A Jan
10
91
Mar 20
Trane
Jun
19% Jun
3
Dec
20
64
64
9
28
5
No par
1
Co.—
Co
Torrington
Co class A
Co
60
Jun
16
31% Jan
26
16
39
Jan
11
22% Jan
4
31 Va Mar
July 25
19
Jan
4
14% Jan
3
18% Feb
33
Oct
27
39% Jan
4
36
42% Mar
Tri-Continental
50% Jan
11
54% Oct
18
21
29% Jan
31% Oct
24
21% Dec
26% Jan
4
25 Vb Mar 14
34% Mar 27
41% Mar 30
'
_
*29
16
41 Vb
20'A
15% Mar 30
14
36
28
13 Va jun
21
20 Vb Nov
30
17% Jan
4
21% Mar 13
TXL Oil Corp
12% Oct
26
18 Va Jan
22
13% Jan
4
15% Feb
Udylite
24% Feb
29
57
Aug 30
42% Jan
11
35%
20%
97
96
28%
30
29
46
20%
20
20'A
94
88
93
EXCHANGE
92
94
CLOSED
29
29%
30%
30%
29
29'A
4,400
43%'
44%
14%
44,800
78%
11,700
46 Va
53
85
33Va
38%
*29
16'A
41'A
*54%
797
97%
25,500
37
36'A
191
6,500
195 'A
'
'
'
r
1
23,500
'+
„
20
55Va
35Va
13,800
94
93'A
28%
-94%
29'A
30%
31
28%
29
44%
14%
45%
14%
*14
78
78%
78
!
'
84
*83
*83
84
*29%'
29%
29 VB
25%
25%
23%
23%
54 Va
54%
23%'
24%
24%'
21%
22%
22'A
46%
47
46
52%
53
*84%
GOOD
FRIDAY
2,500
400
'
".
23%
53
90
9,500
67,900
25%
24
4,900
-
29%
25%
STOCK
.
•
-
1,200
"
15,700
3,400
8,600
,55
•
25%
10,300
46%
3,200
52 "A
53
85
84%
84%
33%
33%
33%
34
40 "/a
30%
17
39%
41 Vb
40%
41%
28 Va
29 Va
16%
17
41%
55'A
41%
Va
9,800
'22%
■'
2,000
900
30,300
235,000
200
30
*27
16%
13,500
17%
4
'
16,400
2'A
41%
41
55 %'
55 Va
55
55 Vb
36
35%
36
35%
35%
2,900
26%
27Va
26 Va
26%
26 Vt
26%
5,700
52
50%
12 "
43
13%
20%
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
50 Va
51%
11%
11%
36
27%
52
50%
*41%
:.
*50%
49%
12
*41%
20%
8
Oct
13% Nov
34%
21%
84%
34%
38%
30%
16Vb
41%
55 Vi
36'A
1
43% Mar 14
9
11% Dec
34 Va
24'A
12
43
13%
12% Mar 10
20
2
189'A
33%
52%
13 %
6
Jan
11% Jan
May
8% July 18
1
50
1
Co
10'A Jan
7
Jan
185%
23%
27 Vb
"50%
49Va
12
53% Mar 16
44
common
1
preferred
Coal
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
Twin Coach Co
1
53
3
10,100
60,900
44 %
23%
53%I
24%^ 24%
21'A 21%
47 Va 47%
53 Vb
53 %
31% Jan
2
40% Jan
38%
25
52%
25
49% Feb
38
25Vb
25% Jan
27
20
44,300
24%
25%
May 27
59 Va May
.
38%
*83
29%
29% Jan
44% Dec
i'
•'?
25 VB
14%
30
8
,
-
24%
79%
84
29%
25Va
24
53
24%
21%
47
53
85%
34%
Truax-Traer
Mar
».
38%
78%
55% Mar
July 28
■_
J
25Vb
186%
33%
14%
37% Mar
Jun
•
"
36%
80'A
84
29%
9
30
May 17
29%
4
52
36
28%
3
28
30
'
Jan
$2.70
\
'
*
36 Vb
23%
Corp
Corp
95
53% Jan
33 Va Nov
40 Va
3
20-%
97
33%
37 Va
11 Va
Oct
31,500
j
"T"-
20
*94
94%
28
30
25%
184'A
84 Va
2
Transitron Electronic Corp—i——1
Transue & Williams Steel—No par
Trans World Airlines Inc
5
23
1
•u
.
37 Va
39
14%
2
...
Transamerica
61%
"24 Va
24%
184 Va
33Vb
39
25
Realty & Construction___l
Edison
-
3?Va
38'A
78%
'83
29'A
preferred
25
Roller Eearing...—No par
$1.20
Timken
59 Va
23%
97'A
28Va
44 Va
;
100
No par
10
.
common
16% Jun
'
59%
.
"
Inc—
—5
-
Thor Power Tool Co
32% Feb
4
24% Jan
27
6%
13
98 Va
*14
—7.50
Wooldridge
Common
Mar
84
26% Jan
6%
13'A
99
29
45 Vb
28%
/
1
Co
R)
(J
6%
96 Vo
96%
37%
33%
19%
*94
94%
27Va
29
No par
5
Mfg Co
Thompson-Ramo
-
24
33
___50c
preferred
Chemical
Thompson
25
180%
No par
common
conv
Thiokol
Co
Ry
Co
Thatcher Glass
82% Feb
23%
95%
36%
38 Va
1
100
certificates
share
Sub
13%
58%
Trust—
Land
Texas Pacific
65
Transmission Co—5
Gas
25
Gas Transmission Corp
5
Gulf Producing Co
__33V3
Gulf Sulphur—
No par
Instruments
Inc—:
-.1
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Texas
21 % Sep
Corp
6%
13 Va
58Vb
Inc
Texaco
29% Mar 15
196
Corp
TelAutograph
Mar 21
62
25 Vb Jan
9
—1
1
...1.25
(James)
Talcott Inc
13 'A
20'A
Va
■
:
800
— —
52 Va
25,700
*11%
11%
1,000
41%
51
42 Va
120
13%
14%
14%
15%
23,500
19%
20%
19%
20%
20,800
43
*41%
;
u
7% Jan
3
33 Va Jan
4
12'A Mar
1
29 Vb Oct
25
43 V» Jan
4
106 Va Oct
25
148 Va Jan
6
116
Jan
4
39% Aug
19
39
Jan
3
6% Nov
Jan
32
30
4
87 Va Jan
6
96
Aug
29
78
Apr
54% Mar 20
Underwood
10 Vb Mar 28
Union
28
Union
38% Feb
44% Feb
9
8
12
Preferred
$3.70
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
Preferred
$4
Aug 16
71
Feb
24
85
Aug
19
82
Feb
2
86 Va Mar
33 VB Mar
8
47
Nov
16
42% Jan
6
54% Mar 24
31
27 Va Jan
3
Jan
5
7% Jan
4
8% Aug
2
25 Vb Oct
21
32% Jan
6
19Va Oct
26
24% Jan
13
25 Va Apr
5
37% Jan
4
32% Apr
20
46 % Aug
22
May 10
103% Aug
25
102
Aug 24
86
81
May 17
8
Mar
9
35% Dec
33 Vb Mar 22
8% Jan
25
Jan
5
29% Jan
4
36
Mar
6
Jan
5
24
Mar
1
34% Jan
3
43% Feb
8
20
37% Jan
3
16
44% Mar 20
Mar
7
Feb
7
Jan
4
94% Feb
7
15
30% Jan
4
39% Mar 17
20
'
23% Mar
8
106
45 Va Mar
7
36% Jan
16
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
18% Feb
1
23 Va Mar 22
54 Va
July 25
76
Jan
25
60 Va Jan
4
70
24
|
28 Va Nov
14
39% Dec
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
Nov
17
38
7
Mar 21
31
Aug
15% Dec
1
46
1
22VeJan
14% Dec
5
31!AJan
% Aug
Apr
30% Jkn
6
17% Jan
3
24 Va Mar
7
United Fruit
Mar 21
36% Mar
3
United Gas
Corp
Mar 10
United Gas
Improvement
33
30% Mar
52'A Jan
25
Jan
25
18% Jun
12
4
•
3
22% Mar 28
3
54% Jan
16
1
Va Mar
20
24
76'A Mar 24
43 Vi Jun
16
37% Jan
3
47% Feb
93
Jan
4
94 Va Mar
24% Jan
3
29% Feb
2
6
56% Feb
28
92% Oct
18
30% Jan
4
74 Va Jan
•
4
Tor footnotes, see page
49% Jan
26.
9
1
Engineering
United
&
,
15VB
14%
15%
50%
49%
50%
8%
9%
10
9%.
,
38
37%
127%
129'A
31 Va
37
37%
128
128%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
6,800
94%
95
95
95
94 Vb
94 Vb
*94 Va
95
270
80
*75
80
*75
80
*75
80
74
128
74
74
*73%
74%
*84'A
85%
84%
84%
*84'A
85 Va
50
54%
12,700
33
17,300
52 Va
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
53 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
8
8%
8 Vb
34
33%
'23%
23%
23%
39%
40%
40%
42 Vb
43%
42 Vb
33%
*103%
110
8Vb
8'A
8%
15,900
33%
34 Va
34
34%
15.400
23%
23%
23 Vb
23
23 Vb
41
40 Vb
40%
41%
14,400
43%
41%
41%
42%
42%
43 Va
34,700
8%
34
110
*103%
8'/b
*103 Va
110
92%
92 %
92%.
92%
92%
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
37%
36 Vb
37
40 Va
40 Va
40'A
40%
38 Vb
40
38'/a
39%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
23
68 Vb
68'A
68 Va
69 Va
69%
70
68%
70
38
38
38
38 Va
8
8
>
*
8
7%
7%
38%
8
4,900
1,200
6,500
7%
1,400
10,500
8
800
49 %
49
49 Va
«
,
48 %
49
48'A
48%
49
18%
19
18%
19
19 Vb
19%
19 Vb
19%
22%
23
22%
23
34
34
34%
62 Va
62%
62%
17 Vi
17
17%
3,600
22%
22%
22%
,42,300
33%
33%
63
62
17Vb
17 Vb
17
17%
16%
1
1
25
21%
22 V4
22%
22%
22
1%
1%
75 Va
75%
x74 Va
75
72%
74
preferred
J
1
25
Borax & Chemical Corp com.l
33%
33%
X33
33
32%
32%
41%
42%
43
42 Vb
43
100
1
No par
18,000
•
38
38%
37%
22%
Co
300
92%
36 Vb
33
preferred
900
110
92%
♦92
*62
Foreign Securities
1(0
73%
62%
Freiftht
14,200
73%
33%
4%%
*
85%
*84 Va
'103
-
74%
23%
Mines Co...
.14,900
37%
130%
62%
Mach common...
16,900
38 Va
129
8,500
23,600
,-M-
43%
37
33 Vb
U S &
U S
t
129'A
par
par
14%
•
x22%
United Shoe
S
IOVb
49 Va
15
51%
9.
No par
10
Co—13 Va
—10
Co
United Park City
U
14 %
50%
9 %
23 Vb
Corp
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
6%
15
51%
9
par
Foundry—5
United Greenfield
33 Va Mar 23
4
18
3
29
25
Vi Feb
3
Jan
,
64
30% Jan
23% Sep
Oct
4
8
33 Va July
83 Va Jan
42
Jan
17% Jan
11
4
16
28
1% Jan
64% Jan
27
28
19% Mar 29
4
16 Vi Apr.19
50
20
Feb
52
3
14%
50 Vb
*75
California
3
46 Va Apr
29
8 Vb Mar 17
of
15% Jan
34% Aug 30
Jun
3
par
25
Union Pacific RR Co common...10
$4 non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
No par
Union Twist Drill Co
5
United Airlines Inc
-10
United Aircraft
Corp common
5
4%
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
4%
(series of 1956) conv pfd.100
United Artists
Corp
1
United Biscuit Co of Amer__No par
United Board
Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co—
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—.2.50
United Corp (Del)
1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
Union Oil
44% Jan
53% Jan
16 A;
Jan
series
6"'
27% May 20
19
18
40 Va Mar 16
29% Jan
7
Mar 29
No par
10
No
No
No
-No
series
74% Mar 15
75
97
Corp..6%
common
75% Jan
7
88
Co
$4.50
20
5
28
Preferred
30
77 Va Jan
Sep
Paper
Bag-Camp
Jan
68 Va Jan
25
&
Carbide Corp.!
Union Electric
96 Va Mar 23
L_
No par
Rubber Co——5
Corp
Asbestos
Union
133% Mar 22
1
(The)
Corp
74% Jan
15
74 Va Dec
92
23
8,900
19,700
26,100
-
•
1%
'
1%
IVb
.
'
•
29,600
Va
1 Va
69 3A
73%
*32 Vb
32%
450
Va
42%
6,900
*93%
94%
1
1 %
,
10,400
'
♦93%
94 Va
28%
28%
53%
-.53%
'
42%
*94%
95%
*93%
28%
28 Vb
52%
53%
41
28%
53%-
'
94 Va
28 Vb
53
1,700
28 Vb
,
53%
3,800
28%
52%
,
.
.
5,100
26
(1470)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
;■
Lowest
85 ft Oct
148
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
25
116% Jun
19
Dec
161
13
33ADt(c
20
15 V* Dec
8
31% Feb
8
Jan
6
13% Jan
15
Jan
1
8
83A Sep
26% Jan
3
13 ft Mar
38
5
'35
7% Jan
3
22% Mar
7
Jan (>,4
5%
8
26% Jan
5
.
,-26 ft Jan ,3
Mar
Feb
Co
class
4ft%
20
common__82y2c
Co, common..
■
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
33
U S
Playing
Mar
.—1
2
Card
Co
.———5
Co
75
Jan
26
78
41'A Oct 26
64
144
33
Jan
4
Nov
-
27
19
43% Jan
25
48% Feb
17
Aug 31
75
Jan
5
77
Jan
'■
5
46% Jan
6
54% Mar 20
11
149% Jan
157 ft Aug
3
Apr
47
27
35 ft. Mar
Jan
159
Feb
21
36% Apr
12
26
Jan
3
22
59% Sep
19
45% Jan
4
103ft Jan
5
75% Jan
3
90
Aug ?5
26'A Aug 25
37 y4 Nov 10
141% Jan
3
147
23'A Jan
6
69 ft Sep
32
28
4
Jun
15
34 ft Jan
14
24
Jan
35
29 ft Jan
3
8
24 y2 Mar 29
13% July 11
11
Jan
30
&
Mm
7ft
Corp
Co
preferred—25
U S Vitamin
United Stockyards Corp—
United Whelan
Corp
24
21ft Mar 30
42% Mar 30
2
51ft Jan
4
Jan
3
29 % Oct
26
34y2 Dec
15
30% Jan
10
41
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
162
Feb
13
41ft Apr
14
80% Jun
17
49 ft Feb
20
62
Jan
3
ft
Pharmaceutical
&
Universal-Cyclops
30o
85
Feb
8
28
41/4%
preferred
Upjohn Co_
29% Dec
58ft Mar 16
33% Mar 10
21
Jun
38% Feb
23
Utah
26% Feb
291/4
1
com_
86%
37%
37 ft
37
37
48ft
50y2
49
19
18%,? 18%
:
/
/
■
1
37 ,900
1451/4
*37
5 ,000
29%
29%
7 100
371/2
400
68 ,800
50%
471%
491/2
*181/4
18y2
18%
18 ft
500
14
15 %
14%
16y2
16%
17i/tt
18%
21 ft
327 ,900
39
,
40%
40'A
41 ft
41 I/b
42%
42 ft
42%
23 ,100
39%
:
:
162
39%
<
•
*160
391/2
39%
162
160
39%
39y4
160
39 y4
*160
1 ,100
162
10
.56ft
54%
55%
54%
55%
29 ,200
49'ft
47%
49%
48%
49%
43 ,200
*46
48
*451/2
47 ft
45%
461/2
84
*82y4
83
821/4
82%
82
82 %
1
57y4
58%
x57
57%
56
57%
56%
57
,900
Co_—12.80
34%
34%
34ft
35y2
34%
35%
34%
351/4
,600
100
-
-
Light
■«.•
*82 ft
'
1/4
300
170
5
30 ft Jan
S
37% Jan
32%
32 ft
32%
32
33%
32%
33 ft
5
18
3
26% Mar 29
Vanadium
1,100
1
24%
25 ft
25 ft
25 ft
25%
26 %
25%
26%
2
ll3/4 Mar 23
14 ft Feb
12,600
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2
28% Jan
11%
5,700
33%
*32%
33%
12
Jan
27
Vanadium-Alloys
10
36
Sep
6
35% Mar 15
22 %
Sep
28
19% Jan
3
25% Feb
20
46% Jan
4
64
31
24
Oct
21ft Mar
51ft Dec
44% Jan
39% Dec
28
22
113% Dec
28
34% Jan
26
99% Jan
4
29
54% Dec
85
89
23
90% Aug
7% Oct
8
15% Jan
13% Jun
2
19
Jan
27
3
Mar
7
85
Mar
85
1073/4 Feb
Co
6ft
57% Mar 21
$5
7
_
Elec
&
*32 ft
23%
24
23%
24 ft
23%
24 ft
2,500
60 ft
59 ft
61%
61%
62
59
61%
22,500
77%
43,800
preferred
Co
$4.04
preferred
1
90
Jan
24
$4.20
87
Mar 20
$4.12
preferred
9% Jan
4
133/4 Feb
6
4
16% Feb
3
94
Mar
8
5% ft
preferred;
102% Mar
1
6ftft
55%
*105 ft
preferred
8
943A Apr
8
87% Jan
3
102% Apr
14
98% Jan
5
-
Vulcan
5ft
56
106
39. ft
38%
113ft
114
105
106
75
391/4
37%
115
56 ft
56%
75%
106
33
%
56%
_
Co
107
*85
86%
*85
86
*85
86
89
*88 ft
89
*88 ft
89
*86
87
85%
86
*85
86%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
16
15%
15%
*15%
1
12%
123A
16
common
15%
16'
100
-
100
92 ft
93
101%
-
*15%
'*'4
-J-"•'/'
92 ft
•
.
■
120
*85
92%
92%
92 %
102%
*101%
102%
89
*85
•
86
*88 ft
*101%
102%
12,100
107
*88
preferred
1,100
55%
100
__
2,100
114
55
106
200
39
114
100
_
_
Materials
56%
73 ft
72%
38%
113ft
33
.100
_
convertible
70
113
—100
preferred
8
70%
38%
113
8
com
_
Jan
68 :,/8
38 ft
_1
com
preferred_100
Power
13% Jan
4
32%
23%
59%
1.25
partic
83% Feb
4-
_
_
dividend
Virginia
21
32%
23%
_1
_
Associates
Virginia Carolina Chemical
21
5
-10
preferred
Inc
Co
*32
5
Vendo
Feb
Jan
15
84% Dec
convertible
Raalte
Varian
Co
America
77% Mar 30
120
85
16
•
$2.28
Van
9
Mar 14
Steel
of
Corp
41 % Mar 17
13
103
Aug 31
18
82 ft Jun
Feb
49% Jan
Aug 10
82 3A Jan
11
107
28
106% Aub 24
13
34% Jan
20
9
Apr
86%
50
12%
10,300
16
92%
1,200
92%
101%.
,
___
110
101 ft
160
*
:
...
.
'fiYt
w
Dec
1
70 ft J an
•
851/4 Feb
28
Wabash
RR
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
241/2 Feb
10
29»/2 Feb
28
Wagner
Electric
Hi/2 Dec
30
80
181/4 Jun
8
11% Jan
9
14
Mar 13
45
14
601/2 Aug 24
57
4
73
Mar
May 13
Jan
35 % Aug
27 ft Dec
7
40% Dec
4
30
23
Dec
38 ft Jan
0
46% Mar 17
Walker
2
40 % Mar 29
Wallace
&
1
15 y4 Jan
4
21
15% Jan
15
15
891/2 Jan
7
27
10 % Jan
18
9
541/4 Dec
14
3
11'A Mar 28
Walworth
4
12% Jan
Ward
Jan
4
6
G
86% Mar 16
6%
Jan
3
13% Mar 30
Ward
52% Jan
5
67% Mar 20
Co
Oct
16% Jan
3
241/4 Mar 29
Warner
8
8iy4 Aug 23
64
Jan
0
85 ft Mar 30
37% Jun
30
34% Feb
6
49% Mar 23
Warren
4
54% Nov
22
531/4 Jan
3
68
Feb
38% May 25
44% Sep
13
41% Jan
5
53
Mar 21
30
451/2 Jan
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23
30y2 Feb
16
451/2 May
Dec
21% Mar
27
23V2 July 14
4
Dec
30'A Jan
29
87
Jan
15
25% Jan
6
7% Jan
1
9% Dec
14
4% Jan
4
4
10% Jan
4
17
4
Jan
16
5% Mar
14% Feb
9
10
27%
STOCK
12%
12%
EXCHANGE
*70%
71
70%
70%
70ft
70%.
69 ft
70
43%
44 ft
43 %
44
ft
44
44 %
44%
44%
50c
36%
37
37
39
40
1
Waukesha
_
23%
24 ft
24
241/4
79%
81%
82
851ft
47%
44
45
45
47
No
par
63%
63%
63%
63 ft
51%
51%
51%
51
51%
51
37
37%
37
37
36%
36%
37
5
_
_
63 %
50%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
5%
5%
13%
5
100y2 Mar 15
pfd
100
89% Mar 22
4.20%
preferred
series
B_
_100
86 »/2 Mar
4.10%
preferred
series
C
30y8 Oct
26
56% Jan
4
36i/a Jan
31
42% Jan
6
92% Feb
17
97% Sep
29
Jan
25
981/2 Mar
8
17y2Nov
14
351/2 Jan
4
19% Jan
4
26
37% Jan
May 11
28% May
16% Apr
38i/4 Oct
6
31% Jan
4
373/8 Mar 21
6
31% Jan
3
37
14
24 ft Jan
3
28% Mar 17
Western Pacific
57
13
54ft Mar 20
Western Union
Jan
25
32% Jan
65
Jun
5
10
891/2 Aug 18
103% Dec 28
4
Sep
6
41% Sep
28
62% Jan
92% Dec
22
98
Sep
393/4 Jan
22
Jan
3
40% Feb
10
85
104
Feb
2
6
42% Jan
3
2
92 ft Jan
3
July 26
34% Jan
22
27 ft Jan
64
Mar
70
28
68
2
37% Mar 14
Oct
481/4 July
67% Jan
31
98% Oct
Sep
14
102
26% Mar
Jan
44
Jan
Aug 31
99 ft Jan
9
6% Nov
21
141/a Jan
8
7% Jan
25 Va Jan
Jan
*
Dec
27
18% Oct
21
283A Jan
36
4
8
27
24
Feb
24
65
Feb
9
553/4 Feb '21
»
30
27% July 12
523/8 Jan
8
Electric
73
'
3
15
Air
32% Feb
3
24% Nov
Westinghouse
28
103
Mar 10
93/a Mar 15
5i/4%
White
5
43
Mar 30
203/, Jan
4
27 ft Mar 20
3
51
Wilcox
Oil
&
Prior
S3
convertible
21
22
41% Jan
3
493A Feb
15
831/4 Aug 18
Wilson
79 ft Jan
5
84 ft Feb
17
28% Dec
27% Jan
4
42
11
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
36% Apr
119
153/a Sep
29'A Nov
29
Jan
9
22% Dec
Mar
59
8
21
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
3iy4 Aug 17
25
25% Feb
29
.2
30% Jan
8
103/4 Mar 10
26
Jan
13 ft Jan
26
413A Jan
122
Mar
9
10
293A Mar 17
6
46 3/4 Feb
17
22% Jan
3
29ft Feb
Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
(F
July 11
66% Jan
66
Jan
4
49
Jan
3
Oct
13
87
Jan
3
91% Feb
20
59"% Mar
95
14
7% Nov
101
7
261A Oct
23
10% Jan
3
Dec
14
38
Jan
6
95
17
Jan
8% Feb
74% Feb
0
115
27ft Jan
S
191/4 Sep
28
37 y2 Jan
6
231/2 Feb
14
25
138y2 Jan
4
88% Jan
3
18% Dec 27
89ft Feb
•Bid
17
and
25
Aug 26
129% Sep
asked
prices;
1
no
jqu, Jan
07ft Jan
sales
on
this
Feb
2
131% Mar 30
4
r
Cash sale,
3,800
971ft
36%
36 ft
36 ft
36 ft
37
37
27 ft
27'A
2.50
51%
51ft
52 ft
51ft
52
51%
52%
.10
24%
25 ft
24%
25%
24%
25
243/4
25 ft
20,500
common_6.25
43%
44%
43 3
44
43%
44
43%
44
69,800
85%
85
85
*85
*104
108
*104
100
*85
100
*104
10
50 ft
51%
95
30%
31ft
31%
71%
71
54ft. ,55ft
54%
55
51%
A
1
;
52
52 ft
52%
*100
1
*94%
101
100%
8
„7%
*25
95
100%
8%
25%
*25
,,
54
ft
55
52 ft
8
8 ft
40 ft
40%
*40
41
243A
25
25
49
50%
50
50ft
43
25 ft
1,700
493A
49%
1,600
46 %
8,700
45
*81
83
36
36
*36
38
\L2
12ft
XI13/4
12 ft
Inc
1
28%
28%
28 ft
28 3/4
10
com
44 ft
44%
43%
*123%
33
32%
29
29 ft
10
69 ft
70%
Corp common
10
preferred 4V2ft series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
56%
56%
*88%
89 3A
Corp
Co__
Co
1
Worthington
Prior
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Mfg
5
Co
10
32 ft
5
24
105
No par
1
y
Ex-rights,
ft
21ft
121
z
46
46
81ft
28%
*80 ft
43
,
18,100
43%
124
1,800
29 ft
42 ft
44
200
12%
28%
124
200
37%
*12
29 ft
124
83
37%
29,500
124
100
33
33%
33ft
33%
1,800
29 ft
28
29
28
28 ft
2,000
68 ft
69 3/4
68 ft
69%
69%
70%
13,100
56 ft
563/4
56
ft
56%
56 ft
563/4
89
89%
88 ft
89 ft
105
108%
93/4
9%
32%
31%
24V'2
10 3/4
32 ft
107
107
106
10 ft
10ft
32
25%
25%
106ft
107ft
21ft
21%
21ft
124
Ex-distribution.
21%
126
All
preferred
127 ft
: 129%
issues
.are
128
cumulative
6,900
25ft
25ft
105 ft
12,100
33
ft
25
106
21%
2,400
10%
24%
21%
150
108
10
32%
32
3,500
89 ft
*89
105ft
106
122%
45'A
81ft
700
323/4
*29
109
9ft
No par
Corp
x Ex-dividend,
107
44 ft
125
16,800
25%
43
39
12 ft
20
9ft
*25
2434
45
11%
101
8ft
•
42
83
125
W)
-
50
*37
10c
Service
•
25%
*81
Inc
2,500
8,700
42
10
45 ft
300
55
53%
25ft
*49%
No par
•
200
23,400
74 ft
*100
25 ft
24%
95 ft
54 ft
101
101
4,500
52%
ft
53
*25
800
-
32%
32 ft
*71
8ft
5
44%
72
25 ft
50
No par
95
32%
24,300
51ft
*95
95
72
700
108
50%
50%
5,400
2,900
85%
*105
108
31%
ft
*85
85%
50 ft
31%
72
*71
20
20
51ft
94 %
5
80
common
108
50%
8
33
wd When distributed,
411/4
*96%
37
125
Radio
40%
97 %
36 ft
10
—10
Zenith
41%
27%
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
21% Mar 22
41%
*96%
37
_100
& Towne
41%
12,500
27 ft
Yale
3
21,600
37
271/2 Mar 15
Mar
241/4
38%
27
preferred
Public
971ft
23%
37
34% Mar 14
108
3
day,
3
10% Mar 29
16
84 y2 Oct
17
13
6ft
*95%
24%
27
Power Co
Wisconsin
Feb
10
1
Elec
33% Mar 30
129
80% Mar 10
Apr
Wisconsin
3
36%
37 ft
97%
23 %
36%
common
Stores
24
75
78
Inc
Jan
3*3 3/4
37:JA
*95%
1
Industries
Winn-Dixie
36%
36 %
97%
97%
ft
*96
39%
273/4
52%
„
29% Jan
8
41% Oct
Windsor
41
150
87
24%
24
97%
ft
36%
100
Go
Co
*85
27 ft
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
May 27
87
_40
preferred
Oct
Dec
79
*85%
No par
Inc
48
231/4 Jan
87
com__No par
preference—
45
Mar 21
*85%
41
common....,
32% May
Jan
*85%
-No par
31% Mar 10
9
91
41
preferred
(The S S)
Machine
White Stores
45
37
13
*89 •
"96
preferred
Sewing
Jan
91
5
common
Co
26
99
*89
37%
Brake
Mfg
White Motor
99
91
*95%
convertible
White Dental
99%
*89
97 %
preferred
4'Aft
2,400
99%
91
87
39%
preferred series B'
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5
21,700
24%
3.80ft
Whirlpool Corp
5%
13%
38%
Telegraph
Westinghouse
Feb
5%
131/4
99 %
100
5%
13%
99%
23 3A
preferred
6
700
5%
13%
*95%
RR-
10
96% Feb
'.
3
40 ft Jan
Ry
2nd
non-cum
23
52% Feb
3
8
4ft
Jan
105
10
6
Western Maryland
88% Jan
50
Mar 22
22
?
3
Mar 22
1,000
5%
-1
com
4,600
37%
13%
_100
Co
600
51 %
5%
common—5
_
63%
Vi
13%
100
Supply
Jan
99%
*28%
3,900
*63%
*89
100
preferred
25% Dec
25
36
4.80%
37
Oct
102
27
4
31
77% Jan
Jan
4
21 ft Oct
45
Western Auto
41% Mar 29
98
,
1
13%
17
_
3,000
20,900
-
29r
1
4
23
19
*
63%
No par
Jan
16
2,600
79:»4
Jan
Jan
24,100
63%
ft
23%
94
96
.170
13%
63
78
82% Jan
35% Jan
86
12
63 ft
45%
87
17
*85
•
12%
63 ft
48%
3
July 29
6,700
11%
•
79 ft
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Inc
FRIDAY
48,000
23%
20
Lines
GOOD
•5,000
47%
*23-%
1,000
1,100
2,700
11
5
West Va Pulp & Paper
4 % %
preferred
.,
11%
23%
Co
Mills
"4,100
10%
78 ft
Oct
98
85
-
CLOSED
lift
.
1
Jun
411/4 Jun
85
lift
64
89
16
85%
11%
981% Aug 30
17
85
64
86
Nov
851;!
lift
1
93
11%
66 ft
19
29% Feb
11%
11%
85%
—10
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4%%
Western Air
10%
11%
No par
:
Motor
24% Mar 28
lift
11%
10%
821/2 Feb
93
11
11%
64 ft
78'/2 Jan
9
11%
11%
1
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Knitting
Corp
|
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38%
39
10%
v
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Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Wayne
27
12%
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1
Co
(S
Welbilt
27%
12%
No par
W-
Corp
Warner-Lambert
20
84
27
12%
Pictures Inc
Feb
*81
27%
12y2
Inc
preferred.
15
84
*81
27 %
12%
common
Industries
29% Sep
84
27%
12%
2.50
Warner Bros
*h
27ft
Co
Baking
u
84
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■
15
&
Tiernan
51
27
2
8Va Jan
10% Jan
82
19
100
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No par
10
(Hiram)
26% Feb
Nov
Sep
7
preferred
Corp
System..
Walgreen Co
1
6
9% Nov
5
Jan
4%%
Waldorf
19
61% Dec
37% Mar
,400
Jan
67 % Jun
62
37 ,800
88
145
29%
FRIDAY
153/4 Sep
14
Jun
29%
1 ,040
900
GOOD
44
24
95
&
Inc
87%
145%
145
29ys
12 ,400
34% Jan
19% Dec
Jan
Power
Co
-
85%
157
.
5
38 ft Oct
80
146ft
531/2
,
5
Jan
79
86%
146
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53%,. :
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20
15% Oct
11
38
49
46
3
48% Feb
25
48%
46
78% Jan
30 % Oct
48%
48i/2
Universal Pictures
13
481/2
50%
10
Aug 18
48%
49%
Jan
84
48%
1
50% Mar 27
54
62% Jun
35%
55
7
CLOSED
33%
55i/2
4
EXCHANGE
33%
54%
43 % Mar
53%
157 ft'
32%
39
30% Jan
STOCK
33%
*160
29
,700
77%
38%
2.50
23
*75%
38%
—-100
53 y2 Dec
700
46
38%
preferred
33 y4 Dec
19 ,800
31%
53%
Universal Match
5
267/s
ft
451/2
38 y2
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8%
300
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77i/2.
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32 ft
146%
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86
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32 ft
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Leaf
28 ft Jan
16
;
5%
,
Shares
107i/2
37%
27
Tobacco
Universal
Mar 17
21% Oct
411'4 Feb
53
6
the Week
157
12
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70 ft Feb
45
Mar. 31
13 ft
26ft
32%
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No par
common
non-cumulative
7ft
./
;
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common
preferred—
20% Jan
3
26% Dec
148
—1
com—50
—50
._
50% Mar 29
3
...
Ref
U S Tobacco
15
:
preferred——
U S Steel
3
21
37% Feb
18% Mar 30
12
Feb
23
Mar
Corp„
,23'A
8%
26%
*75%
1st preferred——10O
7%
Mar 17
30% Feb
9
36% Jun
May
15'A Jan
9
148
.100
common.———5
US Smelting
49 ft Mar 13
B
series
Co
US Shoe
35% Mar 30
>
preferred
(
1
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Mar. 30
39y2
33%
9
32%
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12 ft
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33% /
26
common^-——1
non-cum
8%
19
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139% Jan
3%%
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U S Rubber
9
39 ft Jan
6
25% Dec
•
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23
22%,
5%
6
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Thursday
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157
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AND
Wednesday
Mar. 28
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157
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50
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Inc
27 % Mar 29
.
110
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preference.
Tuesday
Mar. 27
4
preferred series A
U S Lines
Monday
,
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common
Mach
A
U S Industries
Mar 27
9
;
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preferred-—
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8
17
30
25
Oft Jan
35ftJan
>.
22
30% Sep
35
7%
23 ft Mar 28
40
50% Jan
U S Gypsum
6% Mar 21
3
6
10
6
Jan
29
30
27
Feb
4
24
40V2 Aug
Feb
157
17
25% Jun
25% Nov
115
-
4
34 ft Nov
"7% Mar
4
153% Mar
LOW
.
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
12
'■7ft Oct
20% Oct
NEW
Highest
100ft Jan
Aug 23
8 Mb Jan
Lowest
•
1,100
108
.
21 ft
131%
unless
9,800
1,600
38,300
>
otherwise
indicated
Volume
193
Number 6043
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1471)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
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LOW
Lowest
'
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Lowest
Highest
■Monday
*
Highest
Low
EXCHANGE
May
15
1975-1985'
Oct
1
1969
Feb
1
1980
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury
96.12 Feb
86.8
Apr
11
96.12 Feb
18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
Mar
89
8
89
Mar
8
Jun
15
102.20
*102.8
102.16
*102.6
102.14
101.6
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101.4
*101
101.4
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100.24
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100.28
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100.26
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100.26
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101.10
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101.8 T
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99.14
*99.11
95.26
*95.18
95.26
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95.26
1990
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93.26
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93.28
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93.26
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93.28
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93.18
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93.22
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93.20
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93.20
1966
*98.31
99.1
*99.2
99.4
*99.1
99.3
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99.2
1978-1983
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92
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92
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91.30
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91.28
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91.22
15
15
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1998
15
1964
*99.10
1966
>97.28
1995
Sep
15
15
15
*91.14
91.22
♦99.12
99.16
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88.8
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88.8
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99.14
98.2
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94.12
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98.26
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1963
97
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97
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99.29
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99.28
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94.10
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94.8
98.26
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15
1963-1968
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92.2
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92.2
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>91.18
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Jun
15
1964-1969
*91.4
91.12
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91.12
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Dec
15
1964-1969
*90.26
91.2
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91.:
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2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
2Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
*90.12 •90.20
*90.12
90.20
*90.8
90.16
*89.30
90.6
Mar
15
1966-1971
*89.16
89.24
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89.24
*89.14
89.22
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89.10
Jun
15
1967-1972
*88.14
88.22
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88.18
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15
1967-1972
Dec
15
1967-1972
Jun
15
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15
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90.26
88.8
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88.18
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88.1A
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88.6
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88.20
*88.12
88.20
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88.16
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88.8
1959-1962
*99.8
99.10
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99.10
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99.8
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1959-1962
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98.31
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98.30
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98.29
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98.28
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Development
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Feb
15
1985
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106.24
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106.24
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106.24
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106.16
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Nov
1
1980
*104.16
105.16
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105.16
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105.16
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105.16
1961
*100.12
100.28
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100.28
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100.20
14 Vis
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
*102.24
103.24
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103.24
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103.24
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103.24
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Jan
1
1977
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104
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104
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104
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May
1
1978
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100.8
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100.8
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100.8
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100.8
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15
1979
*99.8
100.8
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100.8
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100.8
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15
1968
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4 Vis
••4 Vis
3 Vis
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99
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99
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1
1962
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1
1969
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98 '■
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Oct
15
1971
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15
1975
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1981
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87
3s
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15
1972
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91
3s
Mar
Serial bonds
of
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price.
Thursday
Interest
BONDS
:
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
New York City
Feb
or
1976
*86.16
.June-Dec
93
*98.8
99.8
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96.16
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93
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93
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93
87
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87
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87
91
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91
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91
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Thursday
Thursday's
92 Vi
100.20
96.16
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1962
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High
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Low
No.
New York Stock
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Brazil
93
22
92 Vi
funding
Stamped
9413
Interest
Exchange
Period
(continued)—
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98
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—
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1977
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debentures
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1st
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nitge> 3%s 1986—
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1989
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4%s
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82'%
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1979
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Co
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76%
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1st mortgage
2%s 1978
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1987__
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1984
3s
mortgage
3 %s
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1978
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85
46%
27%
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71
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1
conv
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debentures
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108'%
83
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%
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1975
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series
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&
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96
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1990
Feb-Aug
1st &
ref
mtge 4%s
1978
Feb-Aug
consolidated
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93'%
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92%
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50
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mortgage
mortgage
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106
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117
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debentures
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104% 105%
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1—June-Dec
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ref
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ref
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ser
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conv
ref
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mortgage
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Jan-July
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Central
——
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series A 1995
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Central New York Power 3s 1974
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93%
91
5'/4S
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;
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1983
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debentures
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Celanese
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conv
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debs 1978
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
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87%
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debentures
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87%
ref
conv
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85
ref
3s
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1988
O
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Sale Price
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80%
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series
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Carolina
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debentures
Airlines Inc
Capital
June-Dec
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May-Nov
gtd 5s A 1962—ApriZ-Oct
consol
Southern
Canada
1976
first 3s
Power
California
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&
1st
California
M
M
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29
Feb-Aug
1984
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series
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series
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127%
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series
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series
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82 %
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of
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s
Bid & Asked
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BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
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Thursday
or
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102%
210
102'%
212
102% 102%
27
95'A
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104
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100
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62
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93
93
93
2
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Last
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Jan-July
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92
95%
90%
91
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89%
92 %
92%
92%
93%.
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89%
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1979
5s
debentures
1980
5s
debentures
1981
45/bs
debentures
1982
45/eS
debentures
1983
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Motors
General
4Vis
General
Tire
May-Nov
Glldden
104%
232
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series C 1973—
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5s
General
4%s
series
99%
78
173%
200
95
98%
121
182%
195
188 % 198
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116% 119%
101%
11
96
94%
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mortgage 3%s series N 1990
General
134%
96
104%
94% .134%
596
129
130%
62
mortgage
General
debentures
subord
conv
Mobile
Gulf
1979
23As
mortgage
1st
23As 1980
mortgage 33/«s 1981
mtge 3'/as 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage
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1981
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refunding 5s
&
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s
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Feb-Aug
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1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
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1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
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61 %
fixed interest 2003
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A
Series
B
Series
C
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D
4s
2003
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E
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F
5s
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interest 2003
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33
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101%
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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Haver.
New
& Hartford RR—
4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A '73_Jan-July
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993_April-Oct
Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
1st mtge 4s
1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004—
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
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&
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99
121
101%
100
291
85
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88 %
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53
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22%
30%
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154
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13%
49
55
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85%
64 %
1982_
1974
Jersey
N
48
25
92
Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec
footnotes,
1975—
Jersey
New
97%
48 %
53
May-Nov
1976
1972,—_. ——Feb -Aug
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
.
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Nou
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—-April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3%s 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore
collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3%s 1998 Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F
1986
April-Oct
4%8 income debentures 1989
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%b series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
4%s
series B 1973
May-Nov
New
88
Corp—
(The)
5%s
97
63%
debentures
3s
62 %
87 %
62%
►50
May
May
1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv a t debs '76_June-Dec
61 %
60
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
Lionel
104
83%
—
172
165
Feb-Aug
3%s 1988—Aprii-Uct
June-Dec
Bell
debentures
3s
N
May-Nov
contingent Interest 2003
100
76
•
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debentures
First
►80
97
May-Nov
2003
interest
fixed interest
5s
A Series
fixed
105
<
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Series
106'A
104%
—
103% 104
103%
1976
June-Dec*
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983-May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs 1914—April-Oct
.National Steel Corp 1st 3%s 1982
—May-Nov-,
1st mortgage 3%s 1986
May-Nou
1st mortgage 4%s 1989—
June-Dec
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980
—May-Nou
5s s f debentures 1977—
Feb-Aug
New England Tel & Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
May-Nov
Co—
series
1968—Mar-Sept
Corporation—
conv .subord
debs 1980—
Mar-Sept
Nashville Chatt & St Louis 3s ser 1986
Feb-Aug
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985_June-Dec
Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s debentures
1970June-Dec
N
Lakefront Dock & RR Term
103 'A
105
„
subord debentures
debentures
3%s
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<
102
102
-
'
5
102
102
90
99%
32
102'A 102%
102
102
86'A
87%
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1980
City Southern Ry 3%s
Kansas
April-Oct
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June-Dec
27/es 1978
84
i
CI
101
5%s
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Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Power An Light 2%s 1976
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mtge
——
.
N
77
72
—
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Mar-Sept
1979
80
84
NAFI
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subord debentures
conv
Kanawha
68%
90
82%
—
—
1
K
KLM
(J Ray) & Co—
subord debentures
83
83
—
77
77
*72
April-Oct
1976__Mar-Sept
1975
85
84'A
__
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82
82'A
"6
72%
68%
'
1982
conv
Power & Light 2%a
Jersey Central
13%
9%
56
*77
77
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
A
Interstate
1st
74%
Pipe Line Co—
debentures series
f
s
67
88
*84
—
1977
Jan-July
sub debs '83_May-Nov
Tel 4%s conv
&
105
105%
—
subord debentures
3.65& conv
102%
—'
240
78% '79
*82%
102
.
101
—
12%
Minerals & Chemical Corp—
International
Intern'l Tel
0^
101%
97
•
70
11
-3 CO
Jan-July
June-Dec
III Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Noe
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Not>
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s series G 1980—
_Feb-Aup
1st mortgage 33As series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3'As s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser O 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3V4i debs 1972—
„Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979-May-Noe
4%8 debs series B 1981
Feb-Aug
102 7 a
68
1978
mortgage 3s series B
First
99%
8
*101% 104%
_April-Oct
1957
5s Feb
income
94%
92 /•:
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11 %
100
97%
2
99
101%
69 %
89%
87%
*100
Feb-Aug
1957
A
125
106 %
20
100% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982
debentures
s
129
113%
•
*94'A
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
18
122 %
119
*96 '/a
94
'
—
128
9b
Mar-Sept
fund debentures
sinking
368
*89'A
Jan-July
1970
2%s
Corp
1968
debentures
122%
Jan-July
1972
debs
tr
97%
127
128
Mar-Sept
1984
debentures
81
"77
*96
—
Corp—
4%s
,
Jan-July
Jan-July
subord debs 1970
first 4%a 1999
Corp of America—
conv
4s
Ry
subord
conv
Hotel
conv
Chemical
Hooker
5s
4s
Valley
81
368
«
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
79%
68
*68%
Telephone Co
1991
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking, fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Hor.eywell Regulator—
3%s s f debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
3.10s s f debentures 1972
;
April-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s 1985
May-Nou
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s Inc series A Jan 1971—May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—-May
Minnesota Mining <Sc Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—June-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A 1962
—Jan-July
40-year 4s series B 1962
Jan-July.
Prior lien 4%s series D 1978
Jan-July
ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967r—April-Oct
5%s suoora income debs 2033
Jan-July
Missouri Pacific RR Co
1st mortgage 4'As series B Jan 1 1990
—
1st mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge incoirfe 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
/
4'As coll trust 1976
Mar-Sept
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991—Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 3'As series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
5'As subord debs 1981
Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
May-Nov
3%s debentures 1978
——April-Oct
65 3 a
80'A
—
63%
79
1978—
.
Feb-Aug.
1980-'———
—Mar-Sept
Realty Corp 5s 197.7—^——Feb-Aug
conv
4%s
84%
—
subord debs
Metropolitan Eclison first mtge
1st mortgage
2%s 1980
June-Dec
Water first mtge
Hackensack
conv
4%s
57
84%
*80
—
56
84%
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
1969
debentures
3s
s
Michigan
54%
63
*70
Robbins 3%s debs 1973-——Mar-Sept
4%s debentures
1980
Mar-Sept
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
66%
15
*70'/a
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A
72
70
*79
McKesson &
61'A
188
185
188
July 2015
April
General mortgage Inc 4s series B Jan 2044_April
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
5s inc debs series A 2056
June-Dee
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976
May-Nov
1st mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
,
66'A
"V
56%
56%
Ohio RR—
&
5s
72
*68%
June-Dee
1974
101
65%
69
*67 %
Financial Corp—
Western
Great
95%
2
.71%
71%
Jan-July
1982—-Jan-July
Jan-July
P
9
101
101
101
66%
f debentures
f debentures
s
McDermott
103 %
103%
4.
103% 103%
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
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3'As
3'As
132 %
110
91%
69
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(R H)
May Stores
mortgage 3Vss series O 2000
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103
101
103% 103%
129%
91'A
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& Co 2%s debentures 1972—Mav-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
— •—Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5 Vas 1978
—rtu-n,ug
Martin Co 5%s 1968 "ex wts"
May-Nou
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
94%
;
16
124
y2:
133
Trucks Inc 5%s
Mack
__
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91%
-
Macy
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103%
1st
190
184
99%
.91%
3%s 1984
April-Oct
mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4%s 1990—.———Apr^Oct
1st
168
185
96
90% r,
82
*
96%
mortgage
1st
89%
175
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
D
•
101%'
100%
82
90
90
Northern
Great
/
105
98 %
/
185
99'A 100'/8
99'A
98
104%:.
High
Low
No.
High
*81 %
1978
RR—
3%s ser F 2003
Apnl-Oct
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003-—ApriUOci
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003-—April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003.
April-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s 1979
May-Nou
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Fe^"Aug
,
Jan. 1
Sold
..99%
.*99
•
105%
103%
46
99% 100%
99%
2%s 1965__May-Nov
4%s
s
f
May -Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4%s conv 1978
Jan-July
5s
104
104
F)
(B
102 %
104
Co first mtge
debentures 1985
Goodrich
91%
64
103
April-Oct
May-Nov
1983
debentures
43As
Co
June-Dec
1981
4%s
Rubber Co
&
80
103
debs '79—Feb-Aug
43As conv subord
General Time
96 %
4
Mar-Sept
1980
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
convertible debentures 1977
General
I 103%
Range Since
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1963
debentures
3%s
93%
88%
38
95 3
Jan-July
1979
Corp 3 Vis debs
3.20s
Shoe
95%
s
64
104% 104%
104%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1977-
92%
91'A
92 'A
Co 3s debentures
1976
(P)
or
Louisville & Nashville
First & refund mtge
93%
-
Week's Range
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debentures
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conv
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senior notes 1980
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1984
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—
100%
74%
98 VB
12
57
89
57 "2
5s
168%
165
57
100
70%
106%
& St Louis RR—
series A 1970
June-Dec
series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
mtge
RR
.v%.s'series
Oil
78
79%
89%
Ry
Oil
2
*158
*104%
57
mtge
Inc
86
76
76%
\
78%
78%
95%
53 Va.
98 Vb
;.
*78
78%
81 %
100%
8
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
A
1st
2%s
Standard
97%
11
86
86
-May-Nov
'75—June-Dec
—
8
—
84
97%
Mar-Sept
74
-84 VB
_
v
Jan-July
Jan-July
57
•
79%
—
19"'7
A
:—
2%s
mtge
7
84
*99% 100%
125'%
1973_Ju?ie-Dec
73%
•
55 %
105%
Consolidation Coal 3 '/2s 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967April-Oct
3%s series
Term
Pacific
83 %
96%
conv
55>/2
-
88
106 %
95%
94
334
121% 123%
84
first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
coll tr 4%s 1988—
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—-May-Aou
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
_April-OcZ
3'.«s
debentures
1983
;
—May-Nov
Apr-Oct
1989_
122
*57%
98 y4
86%
100'%
—
•
mortgage
1st
6
158
May-Nov
Lines)
mortgage
Fir.Nl
w
87 %
Co—
4%s
Co
First
103%
84
109
98 %
92 %
5
98%
105'% 105%
3%s
mortgage
97 y2
Southern
June-Dec
April-Oct
series E 1975—April-Oct
Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 3%s 1964___May-Aou
General
1981
Southern
Jan-July
—-June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sepi
Morris Inc 47/8s sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964_—Feb-Aug
4>%s conv subord
debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3'/8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4y2S ser J 1964_May-Nov
General
4%s
86 y2
Philip
Pittsburgh
89'%
Gold
15
90
142%
125
105%
87 Va
105
*94%
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
J an-July
1969—
■
33/4so 1988_
4%s 1986
mtge
(Oregon
4%s
86%
100'/4 iooy2
99
.-June-Dec
May-Aou
May-Aou
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
mtge
Phllco-Corporation—
4V4s conv subord
debs
4%s
Gold
89
■r
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s
&
First
.90%
85 %
90 y2
.
First
84 y2
87V2
*91%
series F
3%s
82ye
90 %
74%
mortgage
130
Co—
1970
2%s-4%s 1994
Ry
First
General 4'/4s series D 1981__——s—
General mortgage 4V4s-series E 1984
General
Indiana
20
84%
84
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subord.
—
r,
1963
debentures
80
90
*87%
ApriZ-Oct
.
132% 136%
_Ju?ie-Dec
April-Oct
1976
•
103 y2
-cony
132%
Jan-July
RR 5s
Edison
California
convertible
"4
84 y2
90 %
debentures
1979
Feb-Aug
Pennsylvania Power *& Lighfc 3s 1975——April-Oct
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4%s series A 1965
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1968-^
—a.—June-Dec
47&s
87'%
Co—
81
*83 y4
100 y2
81
10
87%
1987
debentures
99%
*89
Mar-Sept
May-Aou
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1964-June-Dec
i—
10
88%
105%
1985
64
84 V2
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1987
debentures
1978
debentures 1983—
89
88 %
April-Oct
1979
15
*79 y2
91
87%
1979
2%s
791/2
77 y2
106
88%
1986_„June-Dec
Jan-July
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
2%s
101 %
106
103
88%
1971——ApriZ-Oct
debentures
Alabama
North
&
debentures
3s
104
18
!
105%
South
Southern
96%
104%
96
Jan-July
f debs 1982
|
debs
Oil
Bocony-Vacuum
106
104%
98
102 Va
Marchant—
subord
conv
4
100%
AprzZ-Oct
1979
4%s, conv debs
Oil 2%s debentures 1965
5%s
104%
100%
17
43
103% 104%
103 Va
.Corp
104% 104%
1985—June-Dec
April-Oct
debentures
3%s
.
1986
1983—Feb-Aug
debs
f
103
101%
.103
Corp—
2%s
Oil
Oil
103
100%
debentures 1982—
subord
cony
Union
__Feb-Aug
;
s
3.20s s
Gas
&
Smith-Corona
82%
3
744
.
84 Va
85%
—4-
June-Dec
debentures
23/4s
&
Line
Oil
Shamrock
—
Co—
debs
subord
Fipe
Southern
Tel
Tel
Pacific
Rubber
conv
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4%s
Co
89
89
*84
1977
May-Nov
—-—-Jan-July
debentures
1982
&
*89
Corp—
1972——
-
.
June-Dec
1992-
FF
Roebuck
June-Dec
;—June-Dec
1966
—
Acceptance
debentures
Seiberling
■
'
1st
Roebuck
5s
83 %
82
''--,4- "•
85 Va
89%
*82 Va
v..1'.—4
■
1974
debentures
Bears
80%
78%
'
—
83%
77%
82'%
82 Va
*81%
*79%
:
•
June-Dec
—
90%
86 Vb
85 Va
*81%
4
95%
1990
DD
1991-
87 V8
84%
*81
■—
—June-Dec
1978
CC
1
18
88
3s
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85
——
-
92
2%s
Sons
&
97'%
88
12
84%
4
■
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(Jos
96
-88%
87%
<i
90'%
88 Va
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 23/4s series P 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3 y8s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
.First & refunding 27/as series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3y8S ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3y8s ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987^June-Dec
First & refunding mtge, 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref
mtge 4%s series A A 1986—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
1970
1971
refunding 3s series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
90'%
88
&
series J
98
*97
June-Dec
129
128
130%
*91%
132
121
43
90'/a
——
■H-
44.
Continued
.
.
.88
on
,
92
88
page
36
32
(1476)
•
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'
.
.
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
American Stock Exchange
1
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
following extensive list
the American
on
and
Stock
we
furnish
a
complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, March 27,
ending Thursday, March 30 (Friday, March 31, being Good Friday and a
on the Exchange).
It is compiled from the report of the American
Holiday
American Stock
Last
Low
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
Acme
A
Mfg
&
Wire
Admiral
A
Corp
_10c
Construction
1
_
Co
ZZZZlOc
<,
Corp
Manufacturing
Investment
Alabama
3
&
Great
73,500
1%
Feb
2% Mar
18,200
7%
Jan
14% Mar
1,000
2%
Jan
3
12%
Jan
18% Mar
Brillo
8%
Jan
11%
Britalta
Feb
x4i/2
6,200
3 %
Feb
4% Mar
71%
14,100
50%
Jan
71% Mar
Britisn
71/2
12,300
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
19%
4
651/2
Jan
20%
Feb
7
1
~4
4
50
131
131
41/8
3%
2,300
30
135
131
4%
Jan
145
Mar
Jan
5%
Airlines
Algemene
Amer
All
Inc
200
83%
Jan
dep rets ord registered—
British Columbia Power
Amer
400
22%
Jan
27%
811/2
79
82
l
7%
250
7%
6%
79
5
Feb
Co
10c
1
Inc
1
Inc
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Artists
5 'A %
Pictures
convertible
Feb
70
Allied
Control
9'/4
4,800
6%
9% Mar
9%
285,500
4%
Jan
9% Mar
B
10%
28,600
7
Jan
7%
6%
7%
49,000
3%
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
7
10%
Jan
14'A
14'A
Feb
Jan
300
10%
Jan
15% Mar
1,500
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
141/4
13'/a
8%
4%
8%
6%
100
13,400
8%
~6%
13%
50c
7 % Mar
,
13 V*
8
9%
9%
12,600
Mar
13%
Feb
10%
10i/4
10%
4,400
10'A
Feb
12%
Ambassador
Oil
pfdZlOO
81'A
79
811/4
600
76%
Jan
82 % Mar
51/4
26,300
3%
Jan
6%
1,500
4%
Jan
Corp
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Business
American
1
Electronics
Israeli
American
American
4%
5'/4
61/4
61/2
American
Feb
27% Mar
11%
21,300
8%
Jan
12%
4%
4,800
3'A
Feb
4'A
8,100
4
Feb
61/4
21,100
27%
10%
10%
25c
4%
4
£1
41/4
4
6
6
50c
12.50
Co
class
Inc
1
A
.
Jan
5
Jan
S
Amurex
Oil
Co
Lead
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Radio
Anglo
5%
4%
1,400
26%
Jan
38% Mar
8%
80.000
4%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
1,500
4%
Jan
60c
6%
Bunker
Hill
Burma
Mines
American
Ltd
Mar
30
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
Armour
&
Arnold
35c
Co
Burroughs
Oil
2
Food
Laundries
Coast
Calif
Atlantic Research
Atlantica
Atlas
del
Development
Atlas
Corp option
Atlas
General
Atlas
Devices
Jato7
'2%
Calvan
%
Jan
Camden
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Canada
6% Mar
| 6% %
9%
4
6%
500
Jan
11,300
45%
69
Mar
5%
5
6
7,400
3%
Jan
6
Mar
231/2
22
25
32,200
9%
Jan
27
Mar
69
63%
68 'A
Feb
Steel
Non-voting
Avien
Avis
Inc
95
Feb
Feb
15
Mar
Canadian
Feb
Canadian
33,400
401/2
39%
41
14T900
28%
29%
2,200
2%
2%
3,600
1%
Jan
.
35
.,2%
4%
4%
4%
%
Re¬
42
Feb
96%
20%
Jan
31
Mar
3
Jan
Ayshire
40,000
1
4%
2%
2%
6Va
5
x5
4%
1
lc
•
—
__
10c
%"
%
5 %
Jan
Jan
ft
<Jan
5%
2%
4%
8.900
6%
37,900
Jan
1 %
Feb
5
12,000
2%
Jan
7%
9%
Jan
11%
23%
9,600
14'A
Jan
25
79,400
2%
Jan
—
__
3
54 %
—
300
55
59%
57% Mar
56
53 '/a
57%
5,800
39%
Jan
2
1%
2'A
7,600
1%
Jan
2 'A
7%
1%
Inc
1
1%
15%
14%
l
Feb
2
15%
20,200
10,000
3%
7'A
4%
27.800
34 %
39.600
7%
33
7 %
3,600
1%
Jan
2
13%
.
Jan
Jan
17
3% Mar
f
6%
34% Mar
7% Mar
6%
Feb
18% Mar
9 %
10%
5,100
16%
18%
6.500
6%
6%
6%
1,200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
7% Mar
1
6%
6%
10c
14%
13%
14%
4.300
:5
14%
14 %
14%
1.100
14
Jan
15%
55
54%
55%
1,000
42
Jan
56
„
3
Inc
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
Banff
Oil
los
Barcelona
BarChris
American
Catalin
Central
7
shares
Light & Power
Mar
15% Mar
Feb
Mar
Engineering
Barry Wright Corp
Candy
LtdZZZ
Co
S)
Cherry-Burrell
Alar
930
14%
Feb
20% Alar
19
19
100
17%
Feb
19%
5,100
3%
Jan
4'A Mar
10
4%
Feb
6
9,900
%
Jan
l'A Mar
4%
4%
6
6
1'/»
4%
1%
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
Jan
Foil
Eobbie
(H
(S)
C)
11%
1,700
4%
Jan
11% Mar
Cockshutt
43%
12,500
24%
Jan
46'A Mar
Cohu
Coastal
Jan
47% Mar
Colonial
Corp
24'A Mar
Colonial
Sand
25c
.7.50
11% Mar
Commercial
2
1%
1%
%
2
11,700
l'/a
1%
Jan
47,000
U
Jan
1 'A Mar
400
6%
Jan
8
8
8
8
4%
4
4'/a
2,300
3% Mar
11%
11'A
2,400
8
9%
Jan
2
Alar
Mar
4'A Mar
13
Feb
1
12%
12
12%
1,500
Jan
12% Mar
48%
4 8'A
48%
3,300
48
Jan
50%
50c
17%
17'A
19 'A
9,400
14%
Jan
19% Mar
1
7%
6%
7%
22%
22%
22%
9%
50
6%
7'/a
3,900
4%
5%
5,400
7
3
Feb
Jan
3,000
CO £
Jan
4%
58,600
2%
Jan
4% Alar
4,900
18%
Jan
22'A Alar
58
Feb
62
Jan
47%
Jan
51
Feb
56
Jan
59'A Alar
Feb
3'A Alar
34% Alar
4'A
59
59
—
20'A Mar
18'A
22%
17%
22
'.
—
50
—
—
—'
100
56
200
213
34%
50
32'/a
Jan
7%
9,000
5ft
Jan
28%
900
3ft
7'/a
5
"
Jan
7
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
j,1,
Feb
16% Mar
Mar
6
11% Mar
% Alar
Jan
13% Feb
16% Mar
100
800
2,600
20
22,900
23,500
240
82%
17%
82%
17%
25
1,100
29%
8
8%
1A
lft
1
1
8%
8%
20%
17%
19%
17'A
21% Mar
Jan
25
Feb
5
Jan
6%
65
Jan
9% Mar
102
Jan
105
Mar
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
6 % Mar
13%
Jan
15% Mar
5
Jan
61
Jan
1 Ve
Jan
65
Jan
80%
Jan
ft
Mar
8
78%
Feb
1% Mar
Mar
70
83 % Mar
14 y8
Jan
18%'Mar
Jan
26
Mar
26%
Jan
30
Mar
5%
Jan
10'A Mar
8%
1%
150
400
ft. 300
3,400
6%
Jan
8% Mar
..%
Jan
11%
Jan
30
8%
7,400
15
Jan
64 % Mar
Jan
25 % Mar
%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
71,100
22,900
4%
33%
5'A
10c
l'A
...
1 >A Mar
6% Mar
31
Mar
Jan
15
Mar
Jan
467h Mar
6% Mar
9% Mar
10,400
—10
8,000
2,200
11,900
Feb
42%
25%
1%
1
J
T
lft
14'A Mar
23
6,000
4%
25c
10c
vtc,_
Oils
16 V2
Feb
19% Mar
12
Jan
19% Mar
18,700
8%
Feb
15>A Mar
200
10%
Jan
12%
7
Jan
10% Mar
2%
Jan
4'A Mar
4
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
1 %
Feb
America
Co
Stone
14 'A
16
15,600
12%
Jan
16% Mar
14
11
%
14'A
90,800
7%
Jan
14'A Mar
1
-1
5
1.
Co
Metals
Jan
15'A
1
Inc-
33
3 l'A
33% Mar
33'A
6,200
19%
Jan
17%
16%
18%
15,800
13%
Jan
18% Mar
10%
10'A
10%
1,200
Jan
11%
3 7'A
38%
400
29%
Jan
38% Mar
17%
17'A
18%
9,400
8%
Jan
19'A Mar
12%
11
12%
19,200
8%
Jan
12% Mar
Public
*
-1
—1
Oil
Inc
Ray
Continental
8%
Conector
Jan
8%
Jan
Continental
Jan
48%
Feb
Continental
42%
43%
5,300
28
Jan
47
Feb
Continental
95%
4 600
31.1
9%
74%
1%
69%
11%
40 %
5% Mar
35
19%
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
7
68%
1%
68
14%
45%
Feb
7.400
18%
Feb
l'/s
Jan
200
700
9>40Q
6%
28%
A
1.25
Engineering—1
Commercial
Corp
1
8'A
__
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
15%
7%
14%
6%
28%
Aviation
45 'A
1
Jan
ii
4ft
%
500
8,000
14,000
Air
8%
19
Jan
7%
63
25
1%
6%
29%
Continental
42 %
100
16'A
23%
5%
92
104
83
104
3%
11'/a
57%
24%
Continental
Construction
43%
1.50
23%
5%
Feb
29
Jan
7,600
1,800
l'A
Royalty
8%
•
2%
Feb
6,700
16,200
11%
62%
24%
3%
>
%
13%
4%
Sun
45%
300
10%
]•!
12%
15%
12,300
10,700
5.100
39,600
12,200
1,000
2,300
1,200
Consolidated
1
'
7%
7A
14%
5%
2,800
Jan
7% Mar
25
6 j;}
6%
13'A
5%
14%
8% Mar
Jan
28,000
1 %
14
Jan
22% Mar
1
J3 ft,
lft
14'A
3%
6
8,400
27'A Mar
8ft
4%
4%
4%
7%
7
7%
.
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"2 ft
O
Z
!)
1 ll
12,700
4
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
8'A Mar
25
'
Mar
1,300
20
2'A
7,300
1
8'/a
2%
3 %
7
Jan
8%
1%
Jan
2% Mar
2%
Jan
4
24
23
2,300
.
9
,'.t
Jan
2'A Mar
Feb
_•
36.
19%
•
__
_.
Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne
Corporation
—
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
—10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated
New
Pacific Ltd
1
Community
25c
page
Jan
3%
Si
1
see
14%
10%
3%
of
Jan
.
footnotes,
Feb
2,200
Equipment Co.'——*
Farm
15
common
29%
29%
—1
Caribbean
31
Co
Jan
10%
3%
Electronics
14,900
Inc
19%
%
Mar
23.700
Inc
Jan
15,200
12%
—
Co
Co—
Hosiery
11 'A
Corp
Feb
2%
__
Si
24%
Corp...
10%
Jan
23
17%
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
—
1 *
Club Aluminum
Products Co——*
Clayton
47%
5V2%
prior preferred
Borne. Chemical Co Inc..
For
12'A Mar
Jan
13%
Co__
Corporation
Claussner
11
1
Co
Jan
Jan
14%
—
r
Manufacturing
40
4
&
10'A
ft
__
——
Corp..
10%
:
Brooks
Bohack
2% Alar
16% Alar
1%
48%.
8%
21'A
18%
15
12%
Corp____^
43%
Corp
Elumenthal
Jan
Jan
6%
—1
10c
Corp
Controller
41%
Jan
68%
—
1
Ccrp
Cable
11%
5%
.
Inc
Cinerama
•
50c
Blauner's
.9% Alar
1 'A
400
-lc
Oil
Christiana
Chromalloy
22%
Inc
Birdsboro
Jan
Feb
7,200
2
2
Inc
Chesebrough-Pond's
Consolidated
Bickford's
4,600
5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining—...
1ft
3,600
pref—100
pfd
100
common—__1
Corp
47
Ties
Snoe
8%
'A
,96
B
ser
10%
Telephone of Canada
Belock
9
19
ZZsOc
Beau-Brummel
800
4
13,400
6
convertible preferred- _•
*
Century Electric
Co—
—-10
Chamberlln Co of America—:
—2.50
Charter Oil Co
Ltd___
1
$1.40
24%
Corp
Inc
(A
Jan
90%
__
$1.50 convertible pre^eireu—
_i
Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
Beck
12,300
-
4%
Corp
Securities
ZZZZ..1
Corp
Baruch-Foster
Bell
8%
18
•
ZZl
....Z.ZZ.Zl
Construction
Bearings
'10
2
3.50%
Power
5%
10;.
15
1
7%
173%
1
1%
22
Corp.
15%
__
1
Si
Maine
Central
Clary
7
8ft
11%
1
5
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18
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Instruments
Cenco
50c
Barnes
Barton's
ZIZZZZZZl
"lie
Ltd
Tr
i
_
Corp
Andes
Co
i
Corp of America
(A
Clark
Co...
12% Alar
13
1%
6%
7ft
13%
5%
13
Co
Carnation
Clarostat
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A..1
Rubber
11% Alar
Jan
__
—
——
10% Mar
16% Mar
10
18%
100
j
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
6%
Mar
5
25%
1
preferred
Feb
B
Industries
Jan
10%
Jan
9 % Mar
5%
1
com
A
Baldwin
7%
600
A
9%
2
1
Corp
Cities Broadcasting
City Products
Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Capital
Clark
Baker
2,900
i«
9
28%
partlc pfd—10
Minerals
—6c
Williston
Central Power & Light
18,500
30%
4%
l
9%
.
Marconi
Canadian
Central
8%
Ltd
Javelin
Feb
Mar
4% Mar
&
...
Jan
3,100
34%
vtc.l
•
10c
1
2.50
*
1
Castle
Jan
52
5p
Corp.
Jan
20
Feb
Alar
5
2% Mar
1
'
common
—5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred.*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord ,2s 6d
Carter
(J W) Co
2
1
6% Mar
Jan
Ltd
Co
Canal-Randolph
Capital
4%
—
21%
23%
10c
Inc
Corp
:
2%
12
11%
'
7'A
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Carey
Mfg Co Inc
Collieries
Feb
11 %
3ft
Jan
Jan
4
200
%
Jan
95
10 pesos
non-cum
class
Industrial
16'A : Feb
Feb
'Feb
13%
56
•
•
Ltd—
Co
preference
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Dredge
Si Dock Co.
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
Jan
15
£1
Inc
4% Mar
—
—
56
—1
8%
94%
11%
5c
Products
%■■.
—
5
Ii
Fire
89%
200
93%
15
4
Corp
Radio
9%
1%
.
4'A
22'/8
1
Cement
Jan
8%
3%
6 %
i0c
Plastics
Automatic
17%
1
.50
O
Consol
6
Inc
Automatic
11%
50
8,700
8.900
Corp
Aurora
.
preferred
Bread
warrants
Audion-Emenee
jft
v
—
50
Canada
Sugar
Sewing Centres
Audio
9%
2
'
9% Mar
•
Industries
Jan
3%
9%
—
_•
Jan
1
Corp
3'A
12%
9%
2%
...
5l/4
America
Mining
7
26% Mar
Corp
Consolidated
Jan
3'A
8%
9
10
1
AOc
Jan
Co
Golfo
15%
6%
12%
3%
9%
1
50c
Et
12 %
Gas Co..
Line
Jan
4,600
Calgary
10,000
•
29
Chemical Industrial Products
Atlantic
14 % Alar
18
11%
c
261/4
pfd__100
Associated Stationers Supply
Associated Testing Labs
Atco
ft;
2,400
15%
20%
Inc
of
^713 Alar
Jan
Jan
20,800
15%
25%
40c
Stores
Associated Oil Si
6%
Jan
14%
19% Mar
rets leg...
Associated
Feb
12%
13%
14%
15%
Jan
;
Ltd
Associated
9% Mar
39 y2
—■
1
%
■
dep
Mar
10
Jan
Jan
13%
2,700
Corp
Shoe
Butler'a
Feb
Associated Electric Industries—
American
8ft
34%
1,000
2'/a
27%
16 %
preferred
Corp
Jan
25,400
4%
2%
26%
300
Co
convertible
40,600
27%
1,000
2.50
;
Feb
9
200
7%
14%
17%
14%
12%c
9,200
25c
4.72
14%
—
Biscuit Corp
Burry
%
pfd___100
Co
Light
Aluminum
Altex
Asamera
Gas
&
7%
14
16%
14'A
ft
9'A
2%
2%
20c
A__
warrants
1,400
shares—3s fld
25c
(J P) & Son Inc
1
19%
2%
'
1
class
1,000
6%
34% Mar
250
34
..5
Corp
Inc.
Electronics
Arco
9%
,
—.
rets ord
dep
Burnell Si Co Inc
ft
Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4V2%
35% Mar
29%
Ltd—
19 1/4
1
Film
&
(The)
ft
21/4
9%
Pools
7%
14%
1
Company_.___2.50
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
19%
1
3%
Chemical
2% Mar
Jan
3%
convertible
2
Corp
Industries
40 y2
Jan
6%
4% Mar
4%'
33 7 a
°
34
4.75
Anthony
Feb
2
4'/a
Mar
4%
17
14,000
17
15%
4'/2
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shs_3.45
Anken
32
3,700
6%
common.
preferred
serial preferred
Die & Machine Co
Budget
20c
A
Angostura-Wupperman
Apollo
800
76,700
Jen
38%
5
Ltd
Exploration
Jan
6% Mar
33% Mar
2,600
(The) Corp
Finance Plan
Buckeye
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
8
15%
5
Products
Amer
Company
1
class
Mines
4%
Jan
1
*
66%c
Mills Ltd class B
F
6%
Anacon
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
33%
38%
2
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Thread 5% preferred
Writing Paper..
American
13%
22'/4
'
American
13,600
26%
;
Petrofina
3%
30
10
Co
Ltd—
Inc
Manufacturing
American
82
1
Mills
5% Mar
7% Mar
Jan
825
77
•
Aluminum
Paper
8
55
71
Inc
shares
9
75
20
Systems Inc
MARC
American
1
Corp
Co„_
American-Internat
American
2'A Mar
Feb
Corp
Inc
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
27% Mar
Jan
10% Mar
10
Inc
Co
High
Jan
1%
19
400
33
9%
35 %
com_30c
__30c
common—
Rubber
Bruck
7%
7%
1
Paper
Alsco
1,300
9%
9%
35%. 37'A
—
£1
1
reg
preferred
Buell
Allied
B
Brown
9%
1
preferred
50,300
2%
35%
—
•
.
Distillers cl A
Forman
Class
9%
81/2
£iy*
Corp
ord
rets
dep
Brown
4%
warrants
Airlines
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
67
2,300
Co Ltd—
Company
Brown
9%
Engineering
Corp
Mat
V—
N
Properties
Alleghany
Allegheny
84%
Jan
8;800
dep rets Amer shares
American
Amer
86% Mar
26i/4
.
Kunstzide
All-State
Allied
86%
23%
100
preferred
Alaska
84V2
261/4
100
Low
500
25 %
2%
4"%
5%
33%
Jan
10
Power 4.20%
preferred
Alan Wood Steel Co common
32%
2A
34%
—£1
£1
bearer
rets ord
dep
32%
2%
35%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Tobacco—
American
Amer
5%
33
*
Oil
British Petroleum
Alabama
Ltd
Co
Petroleums
American
British
2'/a
4%
5%
33
*
1
1
Co
Manufacturing
200
6,600
2%
4%
1
*
Co—
Gas
Bridgeport
10%
7%
Inc__
Jan
15 1/2
4%
70%
1
Southern
3%
9%
•
Discount
Traction
Corp
Breeze
24 %
24%
20c
ord_*
Works Inc
Light & Pwr
Gear
Foote
Brad
Low
1
Inc
Bourjois
15%
10y4
1
Corp
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid
13 %
Zl
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
2%
31/4
13%
io
Corp
Aero Supply
Manufacturing
3% Mar
Feb
Brazilian
Inc
Plastics
2%
Corp
25c
Products
300
Par
High
14%
21/8
2'A
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Low
3%
31/4
1
common
Precision
Acme
class
Corp
,
Sales
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
•
Week's
Thursday
Shares
of Prices
Par
every security whether
during the current year,
;
.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
Range For Week Ending March 31.
sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
RECORD
Jan
99
15%
Jan
21% Mar
Alar
Cook
Paint
class
Products
Inc
Lines
.
Si
Materials
Corp
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
12%
5%
24%
13
500
50,300
2,400
36,200
1,300
1,700
6,'00
21,200
111,600
9
Corp 10c
14%
14
17%
49
48
49
—
—
3
8%
__
8
2'A
3
8%
11%
5%
23%
%
A__50c
10c
cl
Co
8'A
2%
5%
23%
{g
Corp__
Vending Machine
„
20
1
8 'A
8
8%
500
3,100
Feb
Mar
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
5 'A
Feb
6%
Feb
14%
Jan
6%
24% Alar
1 «/8 Alar
18% Alar
49
Jan
9% Alar
Number
193
Volume
6043
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1477)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday
stocks
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Class
B
Inc
Coro
$1
preferred
Cott
American
14%
14%
14%
1,400
13%
Jan
15
Feb
17%
17'%
500
14%
Jan
19
19%
Feb
19%
20%
400
19'%
Jan
20'% Mar
(ord reg)—£1
Inp (Del)_50c
Crown
Cork
1,100
6
Crown
Drug
"A"
61%—Feb
1%
Jan
2'%
Feb
5%
12,300
29'%
Jan
39'%
Jan
General
6'%
Jan
7'% Mar
General
11'%
Jan
18% Mar
15%
17%
3,600
*
85'%
85'%
85%
700
3%
4"%
5,80q
7 Vb
7 Vb
7%
660
Tobacco
4'%
21%
23
84
83
87%
Curtis
Manufacturing
Cutter
Laboratories
class
Co
class
•
A
common
67
Jan
89
Jan
Jan
17
Feb
General
Jan
General
5»%
Feb
General
8% Mar
60
19.%
Jan
25%
9,400
51'%
Jan
87% Mar
14'% Mar
10%
11%
300
9%
Jan
12'%
14%
22,900
8%
Jan
11%
14
4,100
8%
Jan
—
Enterprises
Plywood Corp
Stores Corporation
7 Vb
$4.60
Controls
5%
Inc
Food
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Distillers
Amer
Co
Globe
Union
5,700
6'%
Jan
9
Mar
Gobel
(Adolf)
Dixon
Chemical
Dome
Petroleum
Dominion
8%
9
5%
6
3,300
4%
32
32%
210
29'%
Jan
10%
10% xl0%
2,800
9%
Feb
4
3%
Bridge
Dominion
6'%
Jan
11'% Mar
Goldfield
4% Mar
Goodman
Jan
26%
Feb
35
Mar
1
Inc
2,900
77/b Mar
9%
Feb
Great
Lakes
8% Mar
Great
Western
8
137
Jan
10'%
150'% Mar
15
Grand
Mar
7,700
4%
Jan
11,400
'%
Jan
9%
3,500
6%
Feb
1%
4 Vb
425
Jan
3'% mar
Jan
6% Mar
27
Jan
34
53,000
10%
Feb
14%
1,000
4'%
Jan
Mar
Feb
36%
'
6 Vb
*
7%
4,300
34%
19,000
Jan
Jan
39
21'%
17'%
4'%
Jan
18'%
Jan
19'%
Feb
21% Mar
21%
50,700
2'%
2'/b
2>%
30,300
1%
10'%
10'%
300
8%
7% Mar
Jan
10'%
Jan
14'%
97
94%
95'%
64'%
68
1
22%
21'%
23
n-v
5'% Mar
,,
175
2'%
Feb
Feb
10% Mar
Feb
101
Feb
93%
Jan :
96%
4,500
52
Jan
71% Mar
4,900
21'% Mar
23'% Mar
Feb
1
918
A
10'%
12,600
20'%
19'%
20%
2,100
h'%
Jan
20% Mar
15'%
13%
15'%
2,700
10
Jan
17% Mar
21'%
37,400
Jan
21% Mar
21%
4o
Inc
9
17
9% Mar
10%
Jan
15
_1
B
16'%
15'%
16%
7,600
11'%
Jan
16% Mar
5
class
30%
30
31'%
2,800
23'%
Jan
31 % Mar
2%
2%
2%
900
8'/b
6'%
8%
46,300
2
18,400
2% Mar
2%
5%
'
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
1
27'%
36
10
12%
4
1
5
Rapids Varnish
600
9 Vb
Jan
Great
10'% Mar
Chemical
1%
Jan
27'% x28%
1,400
17%
Jan
30% Mar
37'%
700
33%
Jan
39'% Mar
36
10
9%
2v4
1,700
8
Jan
10
10
Feb
14% Mar
2
1%
2
28,100
1
3
2%
3 Vb
54,000
1%
Jan
5%
5%
600
5%
Jan
Corp
Jan
5,300
14%
12'%
10c
Inc—1
Industries
Amer
1%
1%
16%
Mines
1%
Jan
Mar
2%
Jan
3'% Mar
10% Mar
10%
Mar
5ft
2,500
12%
200
10
Jan
%
3%
2,500
3
Mar
13%
16,600
9%
7,500
x3
9
4%
Jan
5%
6%
12%
4
Feb
8'%
Jan
10%
17
Jan
12%
600
10%
Jan
48,200
14%
Jan
10%
Jan
7'%
8%
Industires
Jan
%
2,800
1%
1%
5%
3,500
2'% Mar
Jan |
28'%
7%
6'% Mar
Jan
ll'
Feb
26'% Mar
12%
Feb1
29'/a Mar
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
1%
ifc Jan
Jan
50c
19
14'%
19
Jan
19% Mar
19
17
19%
11,900
9%
Jan
19
1
69
64'%
72'%
7,000
46%
Jan
72'% Mar
Inc
5,600
11
Mar
18% Mar
500
100
6%
Jan
3
4,900
*
—1
Industries
&
24
11,800
12%
5
com—•
A
class
Industries
Western
2S'(V
2
1%
Land
States
&
Gulton
12% Mar
17'% xl8%
Inc
100
12%
Warrants
Gulf
20'% Mar
11%
171/4
Industries
Gulf
Feb
12
2 Vb
1
Products—
Stores
Guerdon
26
5'%
5%
9c
Leases—.
Company
Grocery
13% Mar
6%
26
50c
Freehold
Griesedieck
5%
30
series A
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Mar
Jan
common_.60c
Producers
preferred
Greer
Jan
12% Mar
12%
7- 50
14%
14%
16
10,700
10%
Jan
16% Mar
—32.50
1
1
Company—•—
36
6%.
66%
Gray Manufacturing Co
Jan
50
12%
3%
A
Manufacturing Co
8%
9%
38%
37%
38%
275
33 Vb
Jan
38'/a Mar
10%
10%
10%
7,100
8 Vb
Jan
11%
Feb
10%
10%
10%
8,600
9
Jan
11
Feb
common—
Corp
(The r
11,500
19,700
36'%
Manufacturing
30
11%
preferred
Jan
*
Consolidated
Gorham
4.500
11%
13'/a
*
3'%
6%
5%
5%
1
Gold Seal Products Corp class A—10c
14%
5v
12'A
stock
Feb
102v2
32% Mar
9%
Textile Co Ltd
Douglas Oil
2
Jan
9%
Co Ltd—_•
Chemical
2%
3'%
5%
Inc
150%
*
old
Coal
&
&
7% mar
5A
Inc
Co
13%
10s
1
—.4
Ltd
Co
Steel
Jan
5%
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries
150 %
14
2'/a
Tar
$2
1,700
9%
Ltd
Dominion
Dorsey
8,300
34%
%
Research
&
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
4%
33%
33%
7%
Dixilyn Ccrp class A conv
4%
—1
class
com
Industries
Glenmore
Mar
u
reg
Tite
Glass
Jan
12% Mar
22
7%
Corp
Dlversey
7
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
■
rets ord
dep
Feb
7%
16%
com__10c
—,—10
preferred
5%
15,600
25c
Supermkts
Quality
1st
7%
2,000
39%
Jan
*
"3,200
8
Products
7
13%
Gilchrist Co
9% Mar
11%
8%
Oils Ltd
Devon-Palmer
Dilbert's
&
1,400
Jan
22
1
1
Manufacturing
Detroit
6
6%
321.4
1
Productions Inc
5%
5,700
10%
—
Desilu
6'%
12'%
Co
(A C)
20
6
A
Dayco
7%
8 '%
D
3'% Mar
13%
Corp
Yellowknife
10'%
10c
pref
35
C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Dejay
Stores
50c
Dennison
Mfg class A—:
5
8%
debenture stock
100
Mines Inc
Corp class
Day
7%
:
preferred
22
1
Inc
Brothers
Davidson
Jan
Jan
15'% Mar
Giant
preferred
2
36%
98'%
8
2.50
*
50c
;—1
1
•
—*
Fireproofing
Giant
5 %
4,200
£1
Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
15'% Mar
13'%
50c
50c
2.50
20
100
3'%
34
Corp
Indus
Gilbert
Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common.,
38%
3
31
rets ord reg
dep
38%
Ltd—
uo
Genung's
D
Crystal
High
3
1
1
25
1
common
preferred
General Gas Corp
Giannini
Daitch
Jan. 1
Low
Mar
Jan
5
"i
Corp
Development
American
2%
14'%
common.l
1
A
Range Since
.
'
"wts"
Co
Electric
General
21%
*
High,
6%
Co
convertible
16
•
*
Co
Corporation
Builders
5% Mar
25c
10c
2.50
Co
Oil & Land Co common
$1.12
preferred
Alloys
General
200
38%
•
common
Acceptance
16,600
17'%
partic
General
2%
1
Internat'l
B
9 Vb Mar
Jan
5%
36
Low
100
1
Mfg
2
35%
(Md)—.—5
Crystal
Class
8
35'%
Co—:
Co
preferred
5 %
General
7%
VB
Power
Gatineau
Gellman
5%
~2
5
&
Central
Cubic
7%
for Week
Shares
16% Mar
17%
Petroleum
Milner
Crown
Cuban
Feb
1
Petroleum
Crowley
15%
Sales
Range
of Prices
g
16% Mar
?
Industries
Par
High
Jan
5
A
dep receipts
Carrier
Creole
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
15%
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crane
High
Jan. 1
;—•
1.50
common
class
Corp
Beverage
Range Since
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
•
;
Reynolds
&
Corroon
Low
•Thursday
for Week
of Prices
cl A voting.*
Distilling Ltd
non-voting
(H)
Corby
(Range for Week Ended March 3 1 )
Sales
Range
Sale Price
33
H
'
%
I'M1
'/■/-■:•
,rf
&
H
American
B
Draper
Drilling
Exploration
&
Harris
Duke
18%
16 %
18%
5
26%
26 %
27%
1
15%
—G
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Dunlop
10s
1
Hosiery class B common—•
Duro Test
Corp
—1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
Dynamics Corp oi America
1
American
'The)
Duraloy
15
16
54
55
*
Co—
Power
35
—1
Co..
Co.
Fair-Community Drug
Drug
32'
34%
*
Corp
Driver
45
*
'
Ltd,
Brewery
55
20,700
Mar '
Jan "■%
26%
.:1s". 45;/: Mar
Corp
'/
-
.
-
•''35
Mar
12%
13%
5,700
Jan
15% Mar
10
24%
24%
Jan
Harnischfeger
Hartfield
Stores
16
Mar
Hartford
Electric
700
50%
Jan
57%
Feb
Hastings
3%
Feb
233
Jan
3'%
Jan
4% Mar
5%
Jan
6% Mar
550
12%
12%
19'% Mar
100
35%
1
Corporation
28% Mar
600
35
29% Mar
Jan
2,400
11%
Jan
Jan
3%
34
Jan
24%
Jan
6%
32 %
6%
1,100
8>%
4%
11%
10,600
29 v2
10%
3%
34%
9%
29'%
22%
4%
34%
Jan
7%
29'%
400
6-%
5
1%
7%
1
4,300
ft
3
50,100
2
4,800
25%
26
87,300
7'%
Jan
38'% Mar
Jan
35
Jan
12% Mar
Mar
10c
Hall
34,900
4%
reg
Co
Durham
4%
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
Ham
Dow
Hebrew
Hecla
1,500
26
Mar
13'%
14%
11,100
7
Jan
15
Mar
68'%
69
500
63
Jan
70'% mar
2
5'%
5»%
Jan
5% Mar
Co
Co
Kosher
Foods
Feb
1
Jan
8%
40,500
4%
Jan
10% Mar
25,000
25'%
Jan
38% Mar
8'%
34,300
7
8'% Mar
3%
Jan
25c
10'%
10
10%
5,900
9%
Jan
11%
•
62'%
59
64'%
2,100
46'%
Jan
67'% Mar
*
41'%
41
42 %
10,100
32 Vb
Jan
43% Mar
12%
14%
35,500
Inc
Corp
(W
4%
38%
8'%
34
7%
Inc_50c
Co
Rubinstein
Heli-Cojl
700
%
8'%
38%
•
National
5%
19%
10c
10c
Corp
Mining
Heller
25%
14
1
Light
Lithographing
Bishop Inc.
Helena
9% Mar
68%
Inc
Havana
Hazel
Hazeltine
7
4>% Mar
>'
25
Corp
Mfg
3%
3%
.
E)
Co
&
pfd
5'%%
100
(
105'%
Jan
100
__
Feb
Feb
:
4 %
e
preferred
Helmerich
Corporation
$7
$6
Edo
preferred
,
Corp
States
Eastern
common.
A—_—
B
series
preferred series
Corporation
and
Mines
Elder
Bond
Electric
Electrographic
Corp
1,500
Jan
Mai-
6
33'%
Jan
Jan
31
178
Jan
153
Jan
165
Feb
Hercules
Galion
Products
36%
32'/»
16,100
1%
1%
1%
29%
10,600
1
21%
21%
24
—10c
44%
38%
45%
/19%
Jan
36% Mat-
Jan
Jan
1 % Mar
30'% Mai-
15%
Jan
24
24
Jan
45% Mai-
11,700
28 %
Research
4,700
31,600
25 %
Mar
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5 '/o
Electronic
Hill's
Supermarkets
Hilton
Hde
Hotels
Electronic
of
Corp
Inc
Inc
Co
3,500
16%
20,300
9%
Feb
16% Mai-
Hofmann
Industries
7,800
12%
Feb
20% Mar
Hollinger
Consol
9%
9%
8%
13%
12%
12,100
16%
6"%
Jan
Jan
10'% Mar
13%
5,300
Jan
13% Mai-
7%
8,300
Jan
7% Mar
34'%
36%
6,700
22%
Jan
38'% Mar
100%
20c
pl'd—100
Empire
National
100%
10
94'%
Jan
14,400
12%
Jan
34%
1
Air-Freight Corp...
Empire District Electric 5%
Emery
23%
Corp
Forge
Corp
5%
4% 'Jan
101
Holly
Holly
Stores
Class
4%
1,950
47'%
Jan
4 %
4%
2,000
3%
Jan
5'% Mar
7%
600
6'%
Jan
8% Mar
9%
10,400
"9%
8 %
19%
19%
21
22%
22
6% Mar
5'% Mar
59
Mar
9'% Mar
4%
ft
3,600
16%
Jan
23%
22%
5%
1,300
17'%
Jan
23% Mar
5%
7,600
3%
Feb
6%
Jan
10,800
A
Jan
32
Jan
A
6'
87,300
5%
3,200
5
Jan
Oil
Hormel
57%
59
Home
Mar
7%
common
Inc
Gold
Factor
(Max)
"
;
.
Fairchild
class
Co
&
...
Common
Falcon
shs
Farmer
Drilling
Jan
63%
Feb
Felmont
Mines
Purchaser
Petroleum
1
Financial
Inc
First National
Fishman
Flying
Ford
class
Ford
iM
Fox
H)
Motor
City
Head
Fresnillo
Friendly
Fuller
of
Co
dep
Co
7%
7%
7%
1,200
21%
22%
2,700
30/
5'%
17
Mar
40%
(The)
Frost
A)
Feb
4
Mar
6%
Jan
8'%
Feb
20%
16
20%
8,600
'
Jan
20% Mar
12'%
14%
15,100
5'%
Jan
17% Mar
7,500
2%
10
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
11%
11%
2,900
8'%
Jan
14%
Feb
11'%
10'%
11%
14,900
3%
Jan
12'% Mar
5
6
50c
1
*
Ltd
class
•
A
&
Horn
&
Howell
Hardart
(The)
Jan
2'/a
11,500
%
Inc
B
Co
class
r
A
Jan
10
36'%
11 Vb
Vitamin
10%
5,200
4'/a
Jan
10% Mar
36'%
100
29'%
Jan
40'% Mar
10%
11%
7,500
9%
10'%
2,900
36%
37'%
125
164'%
45'%
33'%
Feb
12
7*j Jan
7a Jan
10%
Feb
38
Jan
Jan
189%
Jan
300
44'%
34'%
34'%
12%
12%
46'%
161
Jan
1,600
42
Jan
53
Jan
96
164'% 168
1
1
Products Inc
Mar
Mar
3 Vb mai-
7'/b
10'%
5
common.—
26%
36'%
37'%
com—5
2
Jan
18%
100
..2.50
Motors
(Harvey)
Hudson
1'%
2,700
2'%
•
common
Mfg Co
Electric
Class
1,400
23 '/a
2 Vb
*
Co
Baking
Hardart
Hubbell
1%
22'%
•
& Co
preferred
Hoskins
1%
23'%
7.50
B
Horn
5%
Co
1%
*'
Jan
103
Jan
30
Jan
'
34'% Mar
34'%
100
13%
5,500
7%
Jan
13% Mar
500
15'%
Jan
21
Feb
500
14%
Jan
20%
Feb
19
18%
19
18%
18'%
18%
38
36%
39»/b
7,300
4'%
5%
139,100
Mar
39% max-
2'%
Jan
6 % Mar
Feb
29
5
21
29'%
20
21'%
2,500
18'%
25'%
29%
54,000
21%
Jan
29% Mar
Products
10c
1
2.50
;—5
31'%
31'%
-32%
3,000
27%
Feb
32% Mar
Corp
33%c
14%
14%
15'%
17,900
11%
Feb
15'% Mar
£1
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_£l
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd. 100
91!
9 i9o
10
10,200
Jan
10 Vs
Hycon Manufacturing
Co
_
Hydromatics Inc
Inc
Food
.<■
22%
Jan
.Mar
Feb
Jan
8'% Mar
Jan
22% Mar
1%
1%
19,200
1%
Jan
1% Mai
3
31 .1
10
36,800
2%
Jan
4%
8
7%
13,600
5%
Jan
8% Mar
5'%
Jan
6'% Mar
f 4% Mar
9% Jan
6
5%
6
17,(>00
7%
5%
7%
11,000
11%
11 %
11%
4,200
10c
4%
x4 %
4%
1,500
8
14%
,2.50
7%
1
26
1
14%
...1
18%
....
Inc..
Inc.
Canada
*
_.
Ltd—
x
Jan
143%
3'%
Feb
14%
1.600
8%
33,300
28'%
6,400
16
14%
800
12
19'%
33,500
9%
Jan
143'% 143'%
25
131'%
Jan
13
7
25%
14%
17%
10'%
4%
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
8'% Mar
29'% Mar
Jan
19%
19%
1,000
19"%
11%
11%
12
4,700
10'%
Jan
.1.25
3%
3%
13,500
1'%
Jan
£1
Company
1
3%
3%
14%
13'%
15
5
41%
37
42
Co....
footnotes,
3%
10c
Inc
see
Indust
page
36.
3%
Jan
700
3%
Jan
5,100
7%
Jan
3,400
28
Jan
Hardware
Electronic
15'% Mar
19 V8 Mar
144
Inland
Plywood
Credit
Inland
Homes
Insurance
Co
International
Corp
9
International
Oil
914
Jan
1,900
9'U
1,000
9
70
Iowa
Public
Iron
80
Jan
Ironrite
Feb
Irving
Mar
14%
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
ft
87'% Mar
5% Mar
4%
5%
700
4%
Jan
25c
1
6
5%
6'%
2,300
4%
Jan
21%
21 Vb
22'%
4,000
18%
Jan
26
21'/b
22'%
3,800
Jan
24'% Mar
9
7'/b
Feb
Feb
1
America
5
85%
85'%
88
5,700
76%
Jan
Inc
1
12%
12
12%
4,400
10%
Jan
12% Mar
Breweries
9'%
Jan
97
34'%
34
—1
5
Products
8%
300
30 Vb
Jan
35% Mar
9%
4,200
7%
Jan
11%
300
7'a
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
33 VaC
1
7%
7'%
"2%
2%
2%
6,300
2
Jan
79
Jan
82
pfd—100
Manufacturing
1
19%
18%
20%
1.400
15%
Jan
20% Mar
6%
6'/b
6%
1.800
5'%
Feb
—1
10c
35%
32%
35%
10,200
18 Vb
Jan
%
%
A
57,600
u
j an
Royalty
Service
Co
3.90%
Inc
Air
13
43
5
Corp—
of North
Fireman
4'% Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
37%
13'%
86
85
85
4,300
1
Investors
Feb
42
13'%
42'%
21 Vb
Company
Jan
13%
4%
13'%
41%
Feb
20 Vb
17
42'%-
Corp—50c
Co Inc
class A
International Holdings Corp
Intex
,
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
American
Industrial
4'% Mar
Jan
1
reg
Magnetics
Imperial
11% Mar
.
ord
IMC
7'% Mar
A
10c
,
Brewing Co
For
32%
1
—,
rets
2%
100
57'% Mar
172
3%
Enterprises
(Geo
Jan
Jan
HJ
preferred—
Line
Tiger
American
Forest
Corp
Co
16,200
8'%
-
9% Mar
10c
A
Inc
Porter
Motor
1,200
31%
130
Jan
Realty & Construc¬
Sterling
&
33'%
6%
1
Ltd
Corp common
convertible
60c
10,000
10,300
22%
1
Corp—
General
Fischer
54%
161'% 166%
32%
Co.—.1.50
Inc
Firth
9,300
25c
Filmways
tion
51%
53
165
9%
1
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd..
Federated
1
int
Shops
Candy
7%
9%
1
...
Jan
3%
4% mar
Associates—
beneficial
of
Seaboard
Fanny
A
Instrument.
&
Camera
Fajardo Eastern Sugar
13
•
.
1
Jan
Feb
11%
5
.
(Geo A)
Hygrade
F
Ccrp
3'%
11'%
3%
8'%
25c
.
Mines
Inc
Co
Hydrometals
Pabrex
900
300
1
Corp
Corporation
Holophane
24% Mar
5%
preferred
Steel
&
24
4%
common.;
convertible
$2
Erie
21%
58%
10c
1
1
6cum
1st preferred
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
1
Espey Mfg & Electronics
:
1
Esquire
Ir.c
—-1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
_10c
Eureka
Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc—___10e
Corp
Equity
4 vb
12%
4
12%
25% Mar
6%
7
•
14% Mar
P 50c
common
231%
1
America—...
common
new
79% Mar
Jan
14
A
20%
21%
25c
50c
'
El-Tronics
6%
2.50
&
(R)
Class
13%
Facilities—__.25c
Missile
A'
Electronics
4'%
12%
3'%
10
Inc
18%
22%
__.50c
Co
10c
"warrants"
16%
Inc__10c
Associates
Specialty
com
convertible preferred
20
1
Communications
Electronic.
14
1
Inc
Higbie
Hoffman International
Electronic
10c
Feb
Jan
Jan
70
100
Inc
Payne
45'% Mar
23'%
172%
35%
50
600
29%
<—i.
Corp
3%
44
28
5
Share
Assistance
Electronic
5%
44
27
27
—1
Ltd...
Dev
&
5%
5%
-20c
—25
__1
—•
: •
—1
Inc
Frelghtways
Eastern
Eastern
&
Chute.
Israel-American
Oil
—
Corp
2% Mar
Mar
8%
Feb
35% Mar
V2
Jan
34
.(1478)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (R.ng.fo,w««kE„d.dMa,ch3i)
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
;j
High
Co
f
16%
—X
.Jupiter Oils Ltd.
.190
__
157/B
16%
2,500
734
8%
2,300
'
8
.100
3
3
3 V'a
A;
17% Mar
12% Jan
6%
230,500
li§
1
Mountain
Tel A Tel
States
Muntz TV Inc
Industries
Corp
4
Katz
Drug
11%
Company
\
Kay
(Walter)
Kllembe
31%
3,900
27%
Jan
85
2,100
60%
Jan
85
29
18
Jan,
11%
11%
11%
11
Mar1
is1
5%
14%
14%
15%
1,700
12 %
Jan
161%
3
L)
Rubber
Inc
Hotels
Kostin
Company
31%
3
3/W
6,000
2%
Feb
3 % Mar
1%
—1.25
1 %
1%
6,900
!;!
Feb
1 % Mar
2%
8,400
3
1,500
2%
Jan
3% Mar
900
9 %
Feb
17% Mar
2
2
1
2%
1
14%
2%
14%
14
:i
!>
/
1 %
i50
17,900
trf
Jan
20
24%
63,900
12 %
Jan
35-7 b
32%
35%
2,200
21%
Jan
35% Mar
10%
184,600
3%
Jan
10% Mat-
25%
600
21%
Feb
27
25c
16
9 %
3
new
25%
7V2
25
Mar
16 Vi
167b
17
16% Mar
19% Mar
1
20%
20%
20%
14,900
18%
Jan
20% Mat-
1
201
20%
20%
3,700
18%
Jan
20% Mar
2%
2%
4,200
'
>
2%
.33 %o
500
2 %
Jan
2
1,100
46%
44%
46%
1
33c
12'
47
Jan
Jan
1
21%
19;%
21%
11,000
1
3%
3 %
3V2
1,400
Corp
Ltd
Feb
National
Industries Inc
Presto
National
Research
National
Rubber
Starch
Steel
Mar
22% Mar
Ltd—
Associates
Transit
National
Feb
4!
a
Jan
Video
National
Feb
6%
Jan
Natus
Jan
7
Jan
5
13 %
13%
14%
16
16 %
Lamson Corp of Delaware,
Lamson & Sessions Co
10
Inc__
2,600
17%
Jan
Nestle-Le
1,200
13%
16%
Feb
New
England
New
Haven
Jan
6 %
6%
6%
3,900
5%
Jan
7 % Mar
7%
7%
7%
700
5%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
300
8%
Jan
9%
Feb
48%
1
47%
50%
12,200
3
University—.
5
—
50,000
2%
10 3b
Jan
24
Jan
127 a
29
29%
77a
7%
16
15%
16%
20
213b
400
5%
1,300
12%
—
54% Mat-
Jan
1,300
3
12%
29
.—3
Inc.
27b
2%
25c
Corp
Jan
38
1
Inc—
10
Locke
Class
5
Chain
Kessler &
20%
25c
Steel
Lock wood
_1
America Inc
-
5%
1
Y com
preferred
of
5%
310
.mm-
7
5%
'■
500
V.. 4%
4%
Louisiana
New
Park
hrew
yolk
5% Mar
;
Jan
"
Louisiana
Lucky
A
12%
43 %
46
20%
20%
New
York
Jan
Co
Feb
23% Mar,
18
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
1 %
Jan
2,000
1034
Jan
Jan
46% Mar
4,600
16%
Jan
207a Mar
60 la
Jan
73%
Jan
21 %
Feb
70%
9,200
18
18 3
4
1,600
30
30%
500
25 %
Jan
31
10%
10%
11%
3,100
8%
Jan
12% Mar
MacFadden Publications Inc..
I
Jan
Jan
—
35 3
—
a
400
37
4
26'%
25%
14%
.27%
14%
9
Feb
Mar
12 7a Mar
3%
'
Feb
33
Jan
38
19%
6,800
Jatt
31% Mar
Mar
12
Jan'
14% Mar
10,500
11%
Jan
21 % Mar
300
8%
Feb
10
200
20%
.
~T%
Mat-
1% Mar
2 .ft Mar
12%
Jan
25% Mar
7,000
17%
Jan
31% Mar
18
Jan
20%
2,200
31%
Jan
43
Feb
10%
2\
1%
Jan
11%
Jan
18,900
22%
22
23
28 %
27%
29%
38 %
36%
38%
'4,300
Jan<
4%
5%
85,800
2%
Jan
5% Mar
3%
3%
3
%
900
2%
Jan
4
3 %
2%
3 %
23,400
1%
Jan
3 % Mar
27%
27%
28%
8,000
19%
Jan
29
20
21%
8,500
16%
Jan
22%
21
1,700
13'/a
Jan
24%
5%
Mar
1,200
28
Feb
40
50%
49%
50%
4,100
39%
Jan
53 %
Feb
1%
1%
1%
40,500
1%
Jan
%
15,300
%
Jan
23 %
22%
23 %
6,900
19 %
Jan
23%
1
12%
12 %
13
5,700
8%
Jan
13
20%
•
20
1 %
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb'
Mai*
Co
50c
Mining Co
cd—
Auction
67 3
4
151
1
160
26%
33%
Rosario—3.33 %
33
%
4,400
1
.,
124
Feb
Feb
Mar
1%
Feb
%% 1.90
1%
%
151
•
Honduras
A
1%
•——1
—-—•
Co
Feb
1
Jan
173% Mar
28
800
23%
Feb
30% Mar 4
34%
250
27%
Jan
37%
Jan
Nickel
Rim
Mines
Lit.es
Noma
A
21,800
%
1
Ltd
-Mi
% Mar
Jan
1
Southern
American
North
Canadian
Royalties Inc:
1,000
%
Jan
1
5%
5
5%
10,000
4%
Feb
6%
1
Railway
%
1
Inc
4%
4%
4%
1,500
4
Feb
5
2
Jan
2% Mar
1
1
—
16
Mar
Feb
Mar *
Feb
18%
68%
2
Corp
Jan
27b
127
'
—
—
13% Mat-
31%
4,400
30%
;
Lynch
4%
7%
9
7%
10%
.
5%
17% Mat-
10c
30c
Mines.
Lead
(The)
7,500
100,700
8%
12%
Feb
11% Mar
7% Mat-
Feb
7%
—2.50
Exploration-
Silver
12
8
20%
10
Land
Friday
Lunkenheiiuer
Cliem
A
Pi-Qcess
42,500
1 %
1%
12%
43 7
1
—25c
Service
Gas
1 %
1
Corp
Jan
<38 %
Arizona Land
A
North
Electronics
Feb"
37/i»
36 3 4
Nipissiiig Mines
Lodge A Shipley (The) Co
Longines-WHtnatier Watch Co
7%
7,300
37%
Watch Co
Zinc,
Jersey
New
31
r
250
16,300
Min
Idria
Mexico
Jan
137b
>
Bar tie tt—
A
8%
7% Mar
2,100
25o
& Tel
Tel
Clock A
New
Norfolk
Loral
Jan
9% Mar
1
Co
Mur
New
"
Corp
35%
Jan
Feb
-
S
Corp
Corp
13% Mar
New
Lithium
Jan
6
30c
1
1
2
—1
20
class A_
Corp
Nelly Don Inc,
5%
33
2,000
10c
1
Co—
Union Electric Corp
National
3%
4%
Liberty Fabrics of N
49,200
Jan
77«
1
10
—50c
•
Corp:
Machinery
Chemical
&
Car
5%
(RG)
600
9%
9%
5%
25c
2
2,600
Refineries
34%
Feb
Jan
10%
—S
3,300
Realty
8
5%
Stores
&
6%
Tourneau
1,600
7%
Mig
5%
Leonard
54% Mar
10%
Petroleum Ltd
5%
Le
27%
Jan,
5,800
5%
National
5
Lefcourt
Jan
Jan
9 %
34.
8"
5 % Mar
4
600
8%
Jan
20
8,100
51%
9
4%
31%
25%
7%
National
5%
Extension
5
4%
49%
34
Electric Weld Machines,—1
Equipment Rental Ltd
1
National
5%
Corp
25% Mar
10%
National
1
Salle
Feb
24%
'9%
S
3
Leesona
8%
6,200
4%
f
Industries
La
Jan
25%
.A
Foundry Corp
Industries
24%
19% Mar,
35 % Mar
49 %
3
Lamb
Lanslion
25
.1
La key
Larchfield
23%
.1
HesS—
Bellas
National
National Telefilm
Inc
Electronics
23%
Jan
1
National
Minos
34%
Jan
Feb
.1
Inc.
Namnt-Loeser's
National
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Radio
33%
Mar
4
3%
14%
;
.3
Corp
Nachman
24% Mar
3
Co
If.
24%
-7.50
Shore
34%
*1,200
",8,000
3%
N
Jan
%
1
Corp Class A
$1.20 convertible preferred,
Lake
300
19
3%
—1
——5
—2.50
--10
50c
2% Mar
Jan
1
Corp
Lafayette
4
18
Mar
3
1
10c
Corp
Apparel
—■
—
Mar
Kratter (The)
L'Alglon
High
2% Mar
Jan
Jan
—_~J_2~50
Low
2%
29% lVi.il I
7*4 Mar¬
1
2,000
2,600
Muter
,
700
2%
34% Mar
80%
Inc
& Co
(IB)
(H
Jaa
29 %
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Knott
4% Mar
98
28 %
Oil
Kleinert
12 % Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
28%
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Klion
8%
3
85
Copper Colbalt Ltd—
Kin-Ark
27,500
g
(Del)
Jewelry Stores
Kidde
25,600
4%
95
25c
Co
11%
4%
100
Kaweclci Chemical Co
Kawneer
11%
4%
sue
Bid
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
4
J
Corporation
Ohio Mfg. Co,^
Muskegon Piston Ring Co,
Muskogee Co
Murray
Kaiser
Shares
18%
—*
Inc
Videotronics class A
Murphy
—
---1
2.50
-12.50
1
Compr.ny
Vernon Mills
Mount
3 % Mar
Jan
for Week
Range
Low
Par
com
preferred 1
Diablo
Mt
9 % Mar
Jan
Products
Metal
Clemens
MPO
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
of Prices
*
6%
Jeannette Glass
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Mt
Jetronic Industries Inc
Sales
Thursday
Sales
for Week
Range
Jan
Mar
Northeast,
North
Penu
Northern
North
Nova
RR
Inri
2
J3
13,500
5
5'%
3,400
Mines
9
5%
5%
61
Mar
5% Mar
65% Mat-
Jan
88 3 4 Mar
i7«
Jan
v'u
Jan
Mar
8
Feb
9
37a
Jan
6^8 Mar
63
7.000
a
Hi
Jan
17,100
Ttt
8%
1 3
4
Jan
Jan
84
160
%
1 tV
8%
1
10c
O
1 %
4 '/a
63%
,
88 %
88
1
Ltd
(Del)
Ainer A
,
pfd—100
4'/»%
Serv
Corp
Corp ol
2 %
5
-—50
Co
Nickel
Industrial
2lu
25
—
1
Pub
Rankin
Nuclear
Ltd
Oils
Airlines
103,200
M
O
Maple Trucks
Inc
Service
35
Mar
Jan
2
Feb
Ohio
Brass
Co
Jati
Ohio
Power
4%%
15%
i
31%
31%
32%
1,500
17 8
1%
17b
2,300
__
7
lo
9
%
8,900
%
2 %
17,400
%
lV.
iu
2
2
—10C
Jan
1.1
Feb
Old
5%
5%
4
1,400
Feb
6% Mar
7
27 %
25%
27%
2,700
22
Jan
27 % Mar
_~~_3 *•
IZ Ill—I
38%
36 %
38%
3,000
25
Jan
43 %
Inc
44
44
44%
4,200
30%
Jan
45
53
4%
Oils
Town
40c
International
Communication
Martin
Co
—2.50
Mar
Maule
Mead
£1
,
—
warrants
Industries
Oil
34%
Johnson
43%
41
•
137a
13%
_.
3
....
_
_
b
7 %
2%
Mfg C'o_
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
6-'a
1
1
Jan
7%
122%
3
5
4,500
198
26%
25%
13%
Extruders
Inc_
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
6
3 %
1
113
10
Corp
6
16%
1
6%
24 7
81%
237b
Jan
4
16%
Jan
3%
6,500
11%
600
10%
9%
Mar
127
.
.
Mar
29,;.
Mar
4%%
Mining
common
ElaeM-%
Manufacturing class
preferred.
of Canada
Minnesota. Pwr& Light 5%
pfd
1,100
8%
Jan
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Ahdincs
Inc
12
Jan
60% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
14% Mar
19%
Jan
23 %
6,100
14%
Jan
23 V'a Mar
Feb
27;%
Molybdenite Corp:, (Pan) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp-of Ameriea_.
1.
6%
7%
1
26,600
5%
Jan
Pacific
5%%
5%
4.36%
t.
Monongahela
Power
.
4.40%
12 % Mar
175
99
Jan
100
25%
Feb
%
6%
800
734
:
93,100
:
102
Jan
28 %
Jan.
5
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Jan
7% Mar
u
6,200
%
Jan
43a,,
42%
43-%
7,100
36 %
Jan
447a Mar
26 %
27 3
4
2,400
23
Jan
5%
25,000
preferred
4s50%
.
7h Mar
;
B
100
•
Co
Moody-In ves loi's Ser«
Morse
For
Electro
ice par tic
1
preL
_25c
Products
footnotes,
4%
see page
88
88
70
88
3%
Jan
5% Mar,
36.
.
—
12%
__
9%
56%
6
—,,'
13%
5,000
56%
100
9%
48.800
Jan
88
Jan
96% Mar
Feb
,90
146 %
__
—
13
82%
88 %
LOU
-preferred .series C
& Co class A_
Clieuiical
-
91
100
:
series
redeemable
1st
Jan
a
61%
Feb
16
Jan
19%
Feb
13%
57%
Jan
15 7
Feb
52
400
800
—
Jan
B
1,500
3%
Jan
4% Mar
3,100
4%
19
15%
Jan
19 % Mar
Jan
150
10%
Jan
54
Feb
4% Mar
44'.
Feb
42%
300
38%
Jun
31%
32
1,800
30%
Jan
32
28
28
200
27%
Jan
28"'a Mar
26 7b
—
'
_
257
a
43%
2
Feb
Jan
25%
25%
900
25%
Jan,
V2
25%
1,100
25 Vb
Jan1
25 7
25 %
25%
800
24%
Feb
2534 Mar
24%
Feb
25%
25
25%
.
24%
24%
100
22 7
23
400
—
$4.75
Mar
dividend preferred
Northern Airlines.
Petroleums Ltd-
:—1
1
preferred
:
dividend, preferred
Warrants
Pancoast.ai
&
14%
57%
Mar
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (C A)
pfd——100
Chemical
Class
B
149
88%
Co
(CA)
•
Corp
«
Jan
9% Mar
Truffle Co
Pen (run
Electronics
Penn
Corp
94% Mar
98 %
99
110
91%
Jan
99
Mar
149
Mar
60
88 %
88%
130
Jan
110
148% 149
84
Jan
4"4 Mar
4 %
5,900
2%
Jan
16,900
97a
Jail-
7%
5,500
57a
Jan
106
250
99%
Feb-
104
:
Mar
90% Mar
12%
4
13%, Feb
8%
98% Mar
883+
93
3,000
517 s
Jan
27
4,100
24 Vs
Jan
27 % Mar
45%
477H
2,500
28%
Jan
49% Mar
1 %
1%
1%
%
13
9
9%
9
1
9,700
-
400
7
Feb
:
J au
V 4 it Jaa10% Mar
Mar
Jan
9
Feb
16
12%
Jan
16
6,800
7%
Jan
10 % Mar
200
33b
Feb
6,300
500
15%
15
16
2,700
9%
10%
3%
371.
9%
1%
Jan
14
9
16
8
-:
Jan
7,200
15%
9
4%
Mar
.
Mar
.
'2%
2
.
47«
A
4,900-
10%
2%
10%
7%
10V8
,
-
Feb
10834 Mar
26 %
15 %
Patino.of Ciinitda Ltd.————2 ;
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd—-1. .
1
2.50
1
95
Jan
-
?'«
*
J
—
Jan
86 %
16,700
7%
Bui
Peninsular
Pi'oducls
86%
190
11 %
45%
Feb
Mei.a I
Feb
510
94 3 4
90%
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
6%'
94%
9%
26%
2
-2
—
FebJan
94
u
—1
A_
24
22%
11%
104%.
Corp; class A—10c
—
Parkersburg-Aetna
«
*
—•—-*-1
Company.-
class
Jan
Jan
7-%
4%
•—-
vto—2 Pol
Jan
25
22%
12%
:
1
—
Amor shares—1
Park Electrochemical
Pen
99
---
Light 5%
Padding I.011 Corp . class A
Page-Hersey Tubes,
Pall Corp
class A
Power
8
93%
10%
'94%
dividend
8
22
a
2
$4.75-conv
Pacific
~
227
—*
—*
-•
_•
—*
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
Parker
Montgomery Waixi
Montrose
5
Jan
4!
43%
'
-25
29% Mar
}
Co—
preferred
4^0%
„•
1.
preferred
Industries Inc_
$4.40
Pacific
39
Jan
27%
Jan
6%
3% Mar
31%
—a
25
faultic
*»arlc
Monogram Precision-.Industrie®*.-
4%
18%
1st pt'U_. -25
Pacific
Paertic
Jan
11 V'a
6%
.
1
1st
---—
—
,1st, .preferred,
Mar
35
1,600
26%
.
Warrants
Products
Clay
Pacific Uas A, Electric 6%
8% Mar
2,500
12%
101
6 %
_
8%
39
.
100
—
100
"ctfs"—
_
4%
11 % Mar
34 %
5,000
6%
37
12%
100
Mirror Aluminum
Mohawk
8%
39
•
Jan
Jan
Feb
23
21%
37 b
500
18
—
18%
13
21%
21%
Jan
preferred. —25
Jan
22%
54%
17%
— —
1
com
A
Feb
Jan
11%
14
3%
1
—
4
7
600
13%
21%
50
4
Corp
20% Mar
4%
56
1
14
50c
convertible
Corp
1
Oxford
$4.36
Miller-Wobl Co
17%
—5
Securities
redeemable 1st preferred—:— -25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A_. -25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred-. _25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred- -25
21,600
9%
9%
48 Va
.
Jan
Jan
3Va
.
g
10%
11%
51%
Feb
5%
3,100
2 %
l
2.50
a
1% Mat-
Jan
2,300
1,500
6
15%
Microwave Associates, Inc1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred
•
Mid-West Abrasive
„50o
Midwest Piping Co_
Mill Factors Corp
55%,
Amer slutres»_10s
Mfg Corp.
5%
io«
Jan
%
Mar
7
Jan
%' Jan
«
Michigan chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
5
3%
1
89%
2,900
4%
5
l
Corp common
30
900
:
Mar
11,700
114% 127
26
96 3 4 Mar
iV,
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
400
12
95%
%
Feb
Jan
2
44,900
7
16
95%
iV
14% Mar
Jan
6 %
22 %
1 3
"~n
124
Metal, At Thermit Corp
6 %
22'%
30%
Jan
44% Mat-
10%
12,600
18% Mar
Feb
39% Mar
2,400
18.700
191
Jan
26 %
10'/a
4 % Mat-
Feb
28,800
14
67
185
37a Mar
26
"
Menasco
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—.
Miami
11% Mar
Jan
39% Mat-
—
5,500
2%
188
—
21,100
43 %
7
1
.
'*
39%
%
2%
,50c
,
_
Co
A
33
1
Inc
Corp
8
15,000
13%
800
—9()C
Oxford
Maryland Cup Corp
Massey-Ferguson LtcU_
McCulloch
11%
10
20,700
27%
100
preferred
Ltd..:
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
Marine
Ltd
Co
11 %
132,800
18%
26%
preferred
Opeliku
Marconi
137a
17
27%
Feb
'
Mansfie'.d Tire A Rubber
13% Mar
13%
17%
1
Corp.—
Petroleum
Og-deu Corp
Okall.a
4%
20c
50c
Occidental
27a Mar
Jan
50c
Co
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
Jan
1 %
6,800
3,000
Oil Corporation
Public
19%
13 %
23%
—
Magna
14% Mar
257a
12%
21
33 %c
Macke
Vending Co class A_
Mackey
Airlines Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vic_
Mages Sporting Goods
Maine
Jan
Jan
12%
21%
wan-ants
7»/4
2O0
4%
5%
22,900
1.500
'
'
2%
8%
Feb
Jan
Mar
4
2If;
-11 '
j
Jgn
.Tan
Feb
7
Feb-
7%
2%
Jan
53b Mar
Volume
193
Number
6043
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1479)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Thursday
STOCK S
American Stock
East
.
Low
Pep Boys
(The)
-1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Perfect Photo Inc
1.—
——20c
-Peruvian
Oils
&
Minerals
16
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Plastic
&
(Del)
Lake
Materials
&
Polymers
Electronics
Poloron
Products
Polycast
(The)
Polymer
Power
&
Pratt
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Preston
Co
Prophet
(The)
Providence
Public
4!4'»
Rico
9%
9%
38% Feb
10
8%
9
5
Feb
4%
$3
American
7*/4 Jan
10%
Feb
7%
Jan
9% Mar
8
Jan
10% Mar
96
Jan
102% Mar
11%
Jan
16% Mar
1,800
500
14*4
15
4,100
9%
5,300
47
5% Mar
23%
9% Mar
39^
13,900
Jan
50
18%
300
Jan
Sinclair
r:
:
South
Penn
2*4
2%
4,400/
2*%
Jan
11 %
11%
3,500
10*4
Feb
13*4
Feb
4.88%
22%
1,300
17%
Feb
23*4 Mar
4.78%
11
-
100
2% Mar
2
66 */t
67
.
Oil
67
jJ
_1
Feb
Mar
45%
Jan
65%
6,900
5%
Jan
10% Mar
67,300
5%
Jan
6,700
9
Jan
8
Jan
8% Mar
14*4
Jan
400
6%
Jan
37 %
500
27%
Jan
41%
32*4
70%
8*4
37 *4
i
33
29*4
Jan
3374 Mar
2,400
*
* Feb
9
Feb
70%
70%
10
62
Feb
70*4 Mar
25%
25%
300
24*4
Jan
25"%
Jan
25
25
25
200
24
Jan
25
Jan
63
Jan
70*4 Mar
Jan
69*4 Mar
2B
preferred
25
preferred
28
7,300
4%
Jan
5*%
Jan
12%
Jan
6%
8
14%
14,300
15*%
-
3,100
49%
67%
400
58*4
22
22
400
21*4
22%
Jan
21%
21%
500
21%
Jan
22%
Feb
21%
21%
69%
21%,
100
20%
Feb
21% Mar
I
Jan
6-fr Mar
Southern
California
8
Mar
Southern
Material* Co Inc
15% Mar
Southern
Pipe
19*%
Jan
21%
Feb
Southern
20*4
Jan
30%
Feb
Southland
Petroleum
Corp__2
12%
12*4
13*4
3
15*4
15
i
Line
1
7*4
Jan
15
Feb
500
14%
Jan
16 %
Feb
6%
100
9%
10%
3,700
15%
6%
1
Realty Si Utilities
Jan
4% Mar
8% Mar
11
1,000
10%
I
87%
88
82
92%
200
4,800
'
Jan
11%
Feb
11%
8,100
Speedry Chemical Products Class A_50c
10%
22%
21
23
Spencer
8,100
18
41
40*4
41%
3,500
28*4
Jan
42
12*4
12
12%
34,300
8*4
Jan
13
11*4
10%
11*4
52,800
Royalty
Shoe
Co
Jan
88
49
Jan
92 % Mar
Mar
22%
1,200
21*%
Jan
25
Sports
Corp.,
Arena
Stahl-Meyer
1
Inc
lc
Inc
58%
•
9
9
16%
17%
3,800
13
Jan
19%
Feb
18%
18*%
19
4,800
12*%
Jan
21%
Feb
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.00 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard
Metals
Co
Oil
5,4
5,200
2*%
Jan
Mar
Products
Shares
Tube
13%
1,600
Corp
Uranium Mines
27
27
29%
27
29%
5,400
18
17%
18*4
1,300
13 %
15%
21,500
50
1)
19%
19%
19%
1,300
1
7*A
6%
7*4
10,700
1
18%
18"%
1
7%
7
5o
8%
_1
3%
13
Feb
14
25% Mar
22
27%
Jan
16%
Jan
,vV> 6%, Jan.
Feb
18
4% Mar
Jan
Jan
31% Mar
,
19%
17
Jan
Mar
20*4
Corp
50c convertible
Steel
Parts
9*4
Jan
12% Feb
400
23*4
Jan
26
Jan
3,300
12*4
Jan
15%
Feb
2*4
84,600
%
Jan
2 % Mar
1,900
68*4
Jan
81% Feb
2
70*4
70
10%
72
9%
10%
26%
27%
5%
7
6%
6%
6%
14
preferred
50c
1
.
•
5
ComPany
50c
10*4
1!£
1
14
6,700
9*4
Jan
11%
900
24*4
Jan
27%
19,000
6%
3%
Jan
7*4 Mar
6
Jan
7%
700
3,300
8%
16
%
%
198,800
3*4
3%
10,600
2*4
11
11
11*4
300
29*4
31*4
3,400
x75% x75%
500
31*4
—
Jan
14
in
3%
10c
Corporation
(The)
1,700
15*4
2*4
100
Ltd
common
Statham
Instruments
Inc
Steel Co of Camilla ordinary
Stephan
—
11%
11%
12%
8%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
% Mar
Jan
4 *4 Mar
13*4 Mar
Jan
35%
67%
800
Jan
26
Jan
78% Mar
8
Jan
'
,
Feb
15
Mar
25% Mar
24
20
24
9,100
20
Mar
14%
14
14%
1,800
12
Jan
16
Feb
18%
19
14%
Jan
20
Mar
2*4
Feb
Jan
7*4 Mar
18"%
100
18*4
Feb
20
Jan
7%
18,700
3%
Jan
8
Mar
7%
8%
48,900
6
Jan
8% Mar
3%
4
14,700
2%
Jan
4*4
52,600
;
(The)
11%
24*4
1
Aviation
StorreLt
Mar
14%
l
B
12
24
1
class
Mar
12 Vb Mar
Jan
11*4
1
Corp
Feb
*4 Mar
14%
10
Co"
8*4
Jan
68%
24% Mar
24
lc
Inc
12*4
11*4
1
(Kentucky)
Standard
Stanley
13%
1
20
Jan
Jan
Mar
10*4 Mar
100
9/
Feb
17
9%
8
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
<
83*%
22%
14%
35
2,650
25
preferred
500
40c
* Jan
42%
preferred
preferred
cumulative
Mar
2,200
1
28
200
Mar
11%
n*4
■
28
preferred
cumulative
2i| Feb
71
29%
10
11%
32 %
cumulative
Jan
6,4
13%
27
8*4
7
37%
4.24%
Jan
21*%
•
%
10%
7%
'
8
12.50
4.32%
2*%
5t»
iff
22%
4,600
•'
25
5%
90*4
•*—
•
preference
Jan
America
Sterling
Sterling
Si.erling
Aluminum
Brewers
Feb
1
1%
1%
1%
Co—
10
67*4
67 *4
69*4
1,900
53%
Jan
1
13%
13*4
13%
5,200
11%
Feb
13% Mar
(J B)
St nines
5
Inc
1
Corp
(Del)
10c
(Hugo)
Co
—
—
2%
2%
•
200
3*4
3*4 Mar
23
100
20*4
37
37%
400
37
Mar
.43*4 Jan
18%
19*4
400
18
Jan
19% Mar
51
58%
58% Mar
I
18%
1
58
Stylon
Corporation
1
5
4%
5
•Suiiair
Electronics
10c
6%
6%
1
6 *4
4%
5
Container
*
23
Corp
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stone
50,600
Jan
23
Mar
'
70% Mar
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil. Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Products
Precision
Stetson
Reis
£1
55%
1
Standard-Thomson
Corp
57
iV
,
25
5
Corp__
33%
55%
1
preference
40*%
4%
Investment
33
Co
convertible
60%
150 '
Investment
Soundcraft
50
cumulative
6,100
Realty Equities Corp of N Y__'
Reda Pump Co
Reeves
32
4.48%
2,300
._j
Reinsurance
Jan
32
4.56%
28*%
Broadcasting & Dev
Jan
6*4
Jan
Slanroek
Reeves
4%
Mar
R
.Trust of
Feb
4% Jan
59
Standard
Estate
Jan
3%
1,800
Co__
Standard
Real
*4
1,400"
5
K
*
^
Jan
3%
1
cumulative
Standard
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
%
•
Oil
Jan
Mar
2% Mar
4%
Jan
45%
11
Jan
3%
Jan
43*4
7%
1
'
%
10%
45%
15
2
Publishing—
cumulative
20%
3
Rath
80,800
2
•
5%. original
29%
Rapid-American
2%
4.08%
"2%
2%
___20c
Inc
27
50*4
Corp
Quebec Power Co
Ramo
Jan
4%
Ltd
20%
Inc
24*4
3%
Manufacturing
South Coast
Corp
21%
Quebec I.llliluin
Enterprises
26%
75
Southern California Edison—
Q
Ramco
26%
1
Soss
22%
100
Co____
Jan
25%
:25c
•Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills___
Sonotone Corp
11
•
Pulp & Timber
Puritan
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
22*4
26%
5,000 Dr-
;
preferred
Venezuelan
l
Sound
10,800
25% Mar
Feb
High
25*4
10o
.
Shares
Boardman
conv
Jan. 1
Low
24%
3,
:
Wlvray Lighting Inc_
«imea
Range Since
High
25%
Feb
14,300
102
22%
6%
Jan
"5,000
•
101 *4
8%
Jan
3%
500
Colorado—
Telephone
31 % Mar
•2,300
"
9% Xl0%
2%
l
____
preferred
Puerto
Jan
6*4 Mar
20
Company.
of
1%
Feb
Low
Shares
2
4Wlver Creek Precision
Corp.
4Bilver-Miller -Mines Ltd
11%
1
common
preferred
Gas
Service
Puget
Inc
i*3
B
for Week
of Prices
Par
Class
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•ignal Oil & Gas Co class A
Rimpson's
6%
4
23%
l
Corp_"___
Mfg
convertible
l
3% Mar
3,200
3%
44%
*
>
Progress
35
5%
9
1
___66%
Ltd.
48 % Mar
*
Co___:
Proctor-Silex
$1.25
32%
(Del)___2.50
Inc
Mines
Jan
16,600
14%
i
Canada..
Royalties Ltd
37
29,800
102
l"
Inc
Jan
1%
8%
_2.50
of
Oil
;
50c
____
Feb
27%
5%
1 10%
10c
A_—
Corp_
Alexander
Corp
Prairie
Corp
class
75%
Feb
iiV
i___10
class
Corp
Powdrell
Inc
Jan
22%
4%
3%
*
Scale____
65*4
800
6,000
6
_50
Co_^_„__
16*% Mar
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
Jan
1,300
uf
1
Erie
Polarad
47
_1
Inc
Railways
Pneumatic
^
42%
33
10c
Corp
Industries
26%
7%
American Stock
Simmons
___^4
Aircraft
Pierce
75
25
1
pesos
Plasecki
74%
9,800
5 *4
.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—.10
Phillips Screw Co
Low
16%
42%
Phillips-Eckhadt Electronics "wd"
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
.'-i.
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15*4
26%
*
STOCKS
Shares
75
1
—.
y8
Thursday
for Week
of Prices
Par
•
31 )
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
-
(Range for Week Ended March
35
(Robert)
Reliance
Co__
&
Insurance
1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
■Warrants
series
Grande
Vtc
Robinson
8% Mar
7 %
7%
8%
18,900
19%
'20*4
4,600
14%. Jan
21%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
300
2*4. Feb
2%
Jan
9 %
9%
10*4
10,500
9
Feb
"U
•
4*%
7%
Feb
Jan
7'%
Jan
69,800
it
61,100
4%
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
6
4%
Products
Inc—20c
26
x22%
26*4
20,700
81*4
81%
37
14*4
pfd F
100
Rogers Corp
*
Rollins
1
16
Broadcasting Inc—.
Roosevelt
ord regis
Field
Roosevelt
6
Products
6%
30c
4*4
26*4 Mar
30
78*4
Feb
82% Mar
40
Ryan
Fifth
1
9,200
26*%
Jan
40% Mar
16
2,900
11
Feb
18*4 Mar
2,600
4%
12,000
2,500
9%
1,900
Syntex
Corporation
2%
3%
5,400
8%
958
35,600
50c
Inc
Class
4%
B
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
15% Mar
8%
Jan
6*4
Jan
7%
Jan
4% Mar
22%
2%
7,400
1%
Jan
3% Mar
6
Jan
11% Mar
1%
Jan
Mar
2*4
2%
4*4
4*4
4%
46,900
2*4
Jan
5*4 Mar
—_1
3%
3%
3%
2,500
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
3
3*4
2,300
2
Jan
3%
Feb
1
Balem-Brosius
series
Taylor
Corp
International
Technicolor
Teleprompter Corp
Sayre
Fisher
&
Terminal-Hudson
Texam
Texas
Oil
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
(The)
Seligman
&
<
20*4
.
.'.
-
20*4
200
Jan
19
%
19
Mar
Jan
23*4 Mar
%
in
559,500
% Mar
%
800
H Jan
48 Mar
'
%
Jan
6%
6%
9
9*4
900
7% Mar
9% Mar
6%
6%
2,600
6%,. Feb
7*4
6%
8%
3
—
7*4
1,100
6*4
Feb
7%
Shovel
7
Feb
7
12,300
7%
8%
10,700
Jan
8% Mar
6
800
Jan
6*4
Feb
Jan
6 *4
_6>4
5%
4%
4%
4*4
Jan
6*4
6,200
3%
Jan
7%
5%
189,800
2%
Jan
5% Mar
20,200
Feb
4*4 Mar
2%
Jan
4
3%
4*4
2,000
31%
27%
31*4
95,900
20
Jan
36 *4
35*4
37*4
17,500
20*4
Jan
1
32%
31*4
33*4
9,000
31V* Mar
4*4
3%
17%
26,600
9%
4,200
87*4
Co
of
of
Siboney-Caribbean
For
Power
28
Jan
28%
4,000
37%
Jan
4%
Feb
8
Feb
Feb
Mar
41% Mar
5%
43
45%
3,000
31*4
Jan
49
Mar
70%
79%
13,600
32
Jan
88
Mar
11%
Jan
27*4 Mar
5%
6
3,200
27*4
23*4
27*4
71,300
3*4
3*4
3*4
7,300
19*4
17*4
20*4.
61,100
6*4
3%
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
9%
Jan
20*4 Mar
Jan
4% Mar
3%
4 *4
3,100
8
9%
16,700
6%
Jan
9*4 Mar
6
6%
7,600
5
Feb
6% Mar
2*4
2
2%
8,500
1%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
6,800
•
10c
Inc
50c
Co
com
10c
10
1
25c
1*4
Feb
92
"l%
1A
11
1%
Feb
1% Mar
Jan
12*4 Mar
Jan
15% Mar
19%
1,900
16%
Jan
21*4
14,800
1%
Feb
2% Mar
800
8*4
Jan
11*4 Mar
19*4
2
10*4
6%
Jan
7*4
'
19%
*
-|*j^ Jan
Jan
1%
9%
3,200
15%
2
1
45,200
2%
97
19,400
11
13%
10%
Jan
2*4
9%
15%
Inc
2%
6*4
11
6%
1,700
5*4 Jan
7
Feb
Jan
29%
Feb
29%
900
7,000
Tilo
1
19
18%
19
6*4
400
Jan
6 Vb Mar
20
22%
22%
23%
1,100
20
Jan
24% Mar
100
85'4
85
86%
275
83
Jan
86% Mar
1
3%
3%
3%
1,800
2 %
Jan
3% Mar
1
8%
8*4
9%
12,800
3%
Jan
9% Mar
Roofing
..
Inc
.
600
25*4
Jan
Mar
25
17%
33*4 Mar
Jan
,19 *4 Mar
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rets
Todd
def
registered
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4*4%
Tonopah
Tower
Mining
preferred
of Nevada
Acceptance
Corp
class A
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Trans Lux Corp
£1
11%
5s
6
A
50c
1
5*4
Feb
11% Feb
A Jan
Jan
iff
20%
2,000
14%
Jan
21*4 Mar
13%
28,300
8*4
Feb
13*4 Mar
2,700
1,400
4%
Jan
15*4
Jan
24% Mar
24%
Jan
31
19%
Jan
25% Mar
13%
Tri-Continental
31
29%
31
13,600
25%
25%
25%
6,700
6,000
warrants
%
6,400
32
18%
xl2*4
20
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler Radio Corp
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
•
True Temper Corp
6%
6%
22
22
7
24
7% Mar
10
Feb
Mar
u
17% Mar
Union
Gas
11
Union
Investment
Jan
95
Union
Stock
325
40
17%
17%
250
17% Mar
8*4
8*4
3,100
29%
29%
30
1,900
140% 143*4
'
1,400
6%
3
10c
see page
36.
27%
Jan
31
21
21
*%
Feb
Jan
125
94
*
_
Co
40%
39
Jan
7
33 *4
Jan
8%
.•
Canada
footnotes,
Jan
20%
300
28%
Jan
17%
12.50
common
Petroleum
20%
2,100
7%
26
7%
86
100
America
100
27
7*4
29%
11*4
9%
84%
*
;
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
27
26
77%
Feb
Mar
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Co
of
Canada
Co
Yards
8
of
Omaha
17% Mar
United
Aircraft Products—
9% Mar
United
Asbestos
Corp
Jan
Jan
30
Mar
98
36
Jan
United
Molasses
21% Mar
%
95,200
~is Jan
% Mar
21%
Jan
19*4 Mar
10 Va
Jan
12*4 Mar
28%
28%
100
27 Ve
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
6
Mar
_5%
•
Milk
17% Mar
Jan
15%
1,000
1%
1
United
1,500
15%
100
11*4
4%
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Elastic
Corp
United Improvement
21%
17%
T8%
1
United
Feb
Jan
144%
16%
18%
11*4
:_20
50o
American
United
N
J
&
Investing
Products
Co
2.60
|
'
5%
4*4
1/ff
43
6
11,600
4%
24,900
1*4
300
3% Jan
32,200
43*4
4
7
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
%
Jan
4% Mar
1*4 Mar
48
Jan
31,400
4%
Feb
7
Mar
1,100
4%
Jan
7%
42
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
10s
RR
100
&
Jan
17%
11*4
•
4
United
4%
27
Jan
33
14*4 Mar
•
-——
Mar
Jan
5
Co—
Si
45% Mar
44%
8
Jan
9
1
Inc
Co
Jan
33% Mar
Inc
Water
28%
6%
Co
39% Mar
4*4
4
14%
Sherwin-Williams
24,600
31% Mar
3
3*4
3 %
4*4
2*4
2,300
3%
1
•
1
9%
Bhawinigan
43*4
Mar
10c
Mining
38*4
42%
Feb
Mar
1
Jan
6
1
_
10
3%
70c
Feb
Jan
21*4
100
16%
Denn
21
6%
Corp
common
Jan
23'4
20c
Leather
Jan
Thrifimart Inc class A
20
23*4
—1
New
5*4
39%
"warrants"
Thompson-Starrett
Mai
25
17%
V
Bervomechanisms
Bhattuck
Jan
18*4 Mar
:
Berrick Corp class B
Bervo Corp of America
Beton
34,000
9
pfd
Thorofare Markets Inc
Inc
Latz,
Inc
Feb
General
Freehold Petroleums
Bros
10
8*4
Jan
1
Light $4.56
Jan
Corp
fieeman
&
9*4
—3.50
1
1
Beaporcel Metals Inc
Security
3%
7%
1
Corporation
Power
10%
Co
Oil Co Ltd
Milling Corp
Beaboard Plywood & Lumber
Beeburg
2%
3%
Feb
50c
Jan
18%
*
Allied
Securities
Jan
2%
Inc__25c
Terry Industries Inc
Jan
6,600
25c
25c
(Del)
Airlines
3
800
26*4
10c
7%
50c
Ltd
Western
Inc
Electronics
5%
1
Bcurry-Rambow
Seaboard
x25
Industries
Tenney Engineering Inc
600
Ltd
Paper Corp
Beaboard
9,400
1
;
3,600
Corp
Anns
Industries
7,100
1
8%
20
Baxon
1*4
3%
*,2%
20c
Inc
9'4
20
Bavoy
1*4
•
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
8
preferred
preferred
Petroleums
Feb
Feb
8
Inc
8%
series preferred
Savage
Operations
8%
series
Barcee
*4
5%
50c
Materiel
Technical
9*4
5.66%
Petroleums
6*4 Mar
2*4
_•
:
convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd.
4.40%
Bapphire
7% Mar
Jan
3*4
5
2.50
preferred
aeries
Feb
3*4
1*4
10
preferred
23%
20
20
4 % %
4*4
262,000
2%
8
common
pesos
Inc
Ban Carlos Milling Co Ltd—___16
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
23
common
'
Ltd
Corp
4,600
6*4
3%
10
2
Tampa Electric Co
Thew
Lawrence
1
«.10c
6%
Jan
10% Mar
3
A
cumulative
Textron
Bt.
class
Technical
1
Petroleum
Talon
Television
8%
Ha.vnes
&
9%
9%
7%
19
3
Company
Consolidated
Ryerson
4*4
50c
*
Inc..
Avenue
(The F C)
6%
18
5
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Russeks
28c
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A_,
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Jan
Mar
Jan
5% Mar
1.50
Inc
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russell
Ltd
Jan
3*4
Mar
6
14
£1
Inc—
Raceway
Rowland
International Petrol Corp
Bupercrete
33%
10% Mar
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets
Sunset
5,400
12,900
T
1
1965
3
39
Rolls
21% Mar
Jan
(Del)__
Inc__
Co—
Elec 4%
&
Jan
3%
19%
common—
Jan
Technical
Rochester Gas
Co
Gas
to
13*%
10,600
1
50c
1
A
Valley
extended
4,400
7*%
%
Corp
Argentine Mining
Ridge way Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd
Rio
6'%
•
Resistoflex
Rico
6%
1% Mar
21%
19
21%
1
%. Jan
Canal
5% Mar
170
170
171
40
167*4 Mar
5% Mar
174
Feb
36
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
American Stock
A
U
S
U
Air
S
U S
U
Low
Conditioning Corp
Foil Co
Tile
Co
class B
American
High
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Universal
4%
1,700
3%
Jan
1,300
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
•1 41%
Mar
41%
24,300
33%
Jan
117/a
.11%
13%
18,300
8 78
Jan
6%
8'A
27,200
4%
Jan
49 %
4,800
31 %
Jan
Insurance
45
7%
7%
25c
14%
14%
15'/%
29
Corp cl
30
r
16
■
16 %
x7 7/a
5
—
8%
6%s
13% Mar
Delaware
Lack
&
debs
of
Jan
8%
Jan
55,300
12%
Feb
16%
Jan
500
28%
Jan
31'A
Feb
Finland
13,600
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
General
2,800
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
Alst
Vanderbilt
Van
Tire
Norman
Venture
Rubber
4%
Victor
Paint
Viewlex
—
Instrument
class
mortgage
Builders
subord
6s
4s
70
70
1
93
92%
93
■'4
Veto-Aug
135
140
30
Iron
1993—
B
1993—
Bank
39
Vita
Food
Vogt
19%
18%
20%
5,700
11
Jan
15
15
15%
17,800
13%
Jan
36%
21,400
14
Jan
1
25c
Manufacturing
Vornado
—
36%
x29'A
1
9%
9%
10 %
12,300
8%
10 %
8%
10'A
41,400
6%
1,100
16%
19
19
14%
14'/«
100
28%
21%
29'A
99,900
*
-
-10c
-
21
21
5%s
*18%
Mar-<b'ep£
1963—1
6s
22
v
Mar
Mar
New
Jan
Jan
£9% Mar
12%
83
83
83
2
111
117
316
100'A
8
10
294
118
153
1970——Jan-July
$8
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7%
Waitt
Bond
&
6%
Webb
$6
&
Weiman
6,800
82'A
20
5%
8
2%
85
2'A
4,900
1%
4,800
4%
18,000
1%
Jan
5'A
10
Jan
Feb
1%
1%
1%
409,100
1
Jan
84'A
80%
84'A
1,120
75
Jan
1
Manufacturing
4%
3%
4%
5,200
3 V2
Feb
2%
3
4,500
2
Jan
3
& Gas
Ltd
Ifff
1,400
%
Jan
500
18%
Jan
100
90'A
90'A
91%
20
88%
Jan
I
4%
4%
4%
4,800
4%
Jan
5%
10c
5%
4%
5'A
17,700
3%
Jan
Feb
3%
2%
Jan
4%
Western
Gold
Western
Leaseholds
pfd
Co
Uranium
&
Inc
Ltd
*
5c
Nuclear
Western
~4%
1»
Western
American
Western
dep rets ord
Tablet &
Westmoreland
Coal
Westmoreland
shares
%
Stationery
16
13,700
V«
Jan
30%
Jan
20
Jan
32%
20
_
Inc
28%
Feb
32
Weyenberg
Shoe Manufacturing,
White Eagle International Inc
Jan
White
Mfg
Stag
Wichita
River
Wickes.
(The)
Wiebolt
Stores
Brothers
Wilson
(R
Iff
%
31,000
28'A
27%
29'A
2,800
3%
3'A
1,400
27/e
5
45%
43%
45%
3,000
27%
*
31%
27
33%
Pwr
2,800
20
16%
17%
6,300
13%
10%
2,700
8%
Jan
1
4%
4'A
4%
1,600
3% Ffeb
18%
18%
19%
6,500
92%
92%
93
+.
common
1
10%
10%
10%
17%
16%
19
3,300
;
regular
preference
Wright
7%
5s
Counties
Southwestern
Jan
Gas
Gas
1970
(Calif)
Electric
&
18% Mar
5%
~7
i's
23
1
$
86
89%
$91%
95
90%
91%
$83%
85
80%
84%
$89
91%
9 9'A
99%
105
7%
10c
7%
7%
7%
BONDS
Interest
Period
Exchange
1,300
7%
8'A
Thursday
Feb
19
Mar
ADanzig
Jan
95
Mar
German
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
11%
ABaden
(Germany)
Port
$104%
5%s
Inc
Steel
subord
conv
debs
&
Pump 4s inc
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1974
debs
Last
June-Hec
1994
or
June-Dec
100
June-Dec
Jan
"l%
Adjustment
series A 1967
series
B
3,'As
88
2
88
89%
$91
89%
92'A
99%'
Jan-July
—JunerDec
92
+
120%
89'A
89%
697/«
coll
Exchange
Period
1970—
trust
Last
Sale Price
Jan-July
3%s
1971
1st
Week's
or
High
stamped
mtge
4%s
f
s
&
coll
trust
debentures
3%s
—-Feb-Aug
1975
Jan
23
Jan
1952
1972—
April-Oct
45/bS
1st
S
J
s
debentures
si
Rubber
2%s
2sAs
of
Bonds
of
Oct
$80
3 'As
Corp
conv
4'As
conv
Vendo
of
$120
-May-Nov
$64
_May-Nov
$80
April-Oct
2%s 2008
1947—
1927)
$80
1947———
June-Dec
Low
No.
Mar-Sept
subord
99
(Plan A)
f
39
93%
4'As
conv
First
and
de
value,
par
included
subord
ref
&
1st &
debs
&
A
103 %
89%
Bonds
year's
$ Thursday's
Abbreviations
tive;
89 %
"w
"conv."
i," when
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
range),
r Transaction
3s
in
ask
and
prices;
no
receivership.
■
above—"cod,"
used
convertible;
issued;
"M," mortgage;
"w w,"
with
F
-
"x w,"
Virginia &; Southwest
1st
mortgage
lien
lien
&
and
first
4'As
series
ref
B
ser
E
93 %
96%
89
90
89
2
98%
102%
96%
101'A
18
98
102%
24
104
105 %
103%
103% 104
51
103
104%
89
91%
94%
98%
96'
96%
__
98%
102
99%
112
4
97
99%
93%
41
83%
79
100% 102
1970
Feb-Aug
West
West
118%
1975—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
99%
163
176
*83'A
83
—
4s
*79%
*87'A
April-Oct
85'A
Jan-July
*88'A
gtd 5s 2003
1983
85%
79
„
88%
79%
86%
87%
82'A
ser
*74%
1973_April-Oct
C
*86%
Map-Nov
*90%
;
117
Feb-Aup
—
;
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
48%
49%
94%
97
~~
1967_Jan-Ju(p
Map-Nov
1974
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
46%
*__
—
High
97
3
97
*82
May-Nou
——
*92%
--
99%
91%
91
—
RR
3'As
1st
series
4s
I
1966
Western
1st
gtd 2361
;
Maryland Ry
1st
4s
A
ser
debentures
Pacific
income
98
6
55
55
56
55
55
55%
92
95%
April-Oct
1982
RR
97 7/8
Jun-July
1969—April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5'As
5s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Co
3'As
debentures
A
ser
1984
1981
3%s
convertible
Co
D
debentures
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
&
series
4%s
f
s
f debs
s
debs
1967
1975
91%
*92%
s
105
—
—
101V*
——
—
93%
94
85%
—
88
73%
"2
91%
73%
91'/a
__
91%
92%
—
92%
94
*93%
97
—
59
60
22
40'/4
41
50
83
91
90%
105
83
88
103% 105
*__
--
82
101
9
93%
97
81'A
'
'
—
*73%
:Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1978
*87
—
May-Nou
1980
—
56
92
7
A-
'93%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3'As
56%
53'/a
•
*75%
iviay
Mar-Sept
mortgage
53%
11
*101'A 105
Jan-July
;
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
99
25
*82
Jan-July
96
First
Central
89
89'A
73%
77
—
84%
mortgage 4s
mtge
90%
90'/a
4'As
series
inc
Electric
Co—
97
A
series
Power
mortgage-27/8s
1
2004
Jan-July
Jan
A
2%s
1
2029
1976
May
*80
Mar-Sept
1979
62%
59
*„
91
90
90
39'A
43
79%
June-Dec
81
—
——
1
•
90
3
—
100
—
86%
„
1st
RR
10
—
Wisconsin
Yonkers
Public
76
117'A
114%
118'/a
1st
Elec
a
Lt
Service
&
Sheet
Power
&
included
in
the
1971—
2%s
1976
Tube
mtge 4'As series H
Deferred
3'As
—
92
Jan-July
Co—
1990-
delivery -sale
year's
Jan-July
not
range,
103%
April-Oct
included
in
the
n Under-the-rule
year's
sale
not
103% 103%
d Ex-interest.
range,
included
in
included in
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies.
the
year's
_
e
Odd-lot
range,
r
104%
sale not
Cash sale
§
,
,
mtge 4s income
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
Power
Youngstown
May-Nov
Bid & Asked
86'A
86
Mar-Sept
Gen
series A Jan
series
1979
registered 2361
Gen
1981—June-Dec
Gen
3%s
Penn
Wisconsin
1980—Mar-Sept
Thursday's
or
176
June-Dec
1995
mtge 3%s
102
w
First mortgage
3'As
West Shore
not
■
3s
Electric
3'As
mtge
gen
mortgage
Penn
Wilson
173
Week's Range
Last
Feb-Aug
Lighting
week.
warrants.
Sale Price
2000
Western
82%
•
I
ref 4s series F 1983
Wabash RR Co—■
ref
current
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting trust certificates;
101'A
47
*—
Interest
gtd gold 3'As
General
u
100% 101'A
1982
ser
6s subord income debs 2008
•
without
the
during
for Week Ended March 31)
Period
—
102% 102%
*91%
first
Westchester
96 %'
91 'A
93'A
55
"cons,"
"n-v," non-voting stock;
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
%,
92%
—
RR
Wisconsin
1978
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st &
ref M 3'As
series J
First
84
101%
Mar-Sept
1st
Ry 3s
84%
—
Warren
High
104'A 104%
Mar-Sent
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H
General
Low
No.
48
Low
101
June-Dec
1976
transacted
Jan. 1
Sold
47
y
being
sales
warrants;
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
First
1969
ref 2%s series G 1979——
Virginian
High
Bonds
65
44
117
47
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
certificates of deposit;
BONDS
Range
Co—
mtge 2%s
series
for
Ex-stock dividend.
z
bid
93%
120
99
62
traded flat.
being
89%
88
...
99
—
$48
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
distribution,
in
§ Reported
104'A
Jan-July
1980
Power
66
—
—
46'A
47
Jan-July
Deferred
a
Ex-rights,
x
1997
1
Janeiro stamped
Ex-liquidating
High
101
,
refund
87%
64
—
(Republic of)—
53
120
—
2'/aS
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
debentures
69
$65
stamped
50
99% 100
*89
May-Nov
Co—
Virginia Electric
1st
1976
1983—
debentures
87%
_—
$99
2008
(not
America—
subord
13%
—_
$80
Feb-Aug
1972
Rio
Jan. 1
V
.
Vanadium
100
—_Aprii-Oct
debs
13%
131
$11%
-Jan-July
—
1927)
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Range Since
Sold
May-Wow
1980
1967
Steel 4s
69%
$130
Jan-July
-Jan-July
a
May
(issue
*No
May-Wow
debentures
debentures
United States
,
__Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
——Jan-July
1978
93'A
*87%
—April-Oct
mtflp & coll tr 5s 1980
5%s
U
& coll trust 4'As
debentures 1978
98%
63 %
Assn—
1949—.
(Plan A)
(issue
Peru
8% Mar
28
Bid & Asked
*96'A
93%
May-Nov
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973—
1st mtge & coll trust 4%sl977
1st mtge
100
96 %
6
debentures—
6%s
A7s
8% Mar
53
Thursday's
*84%
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st
-
98'A
3
—
69"%
69%
Thursday
Interest
Low
&
99%
$98 %
-June-Dec
Jan-July
and
1967
(Prov)
Jan
Jan
99% 100
92%
Thursday
mtge
93
88
1971
'
.
BONDS
1st
102%
Jan-July
1970—._Feb-Aug
3s
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
United Gas Corp 2%s
104%
91
Clearing
Maranhao
8ft Jan
,
4%
Thursday's
+46
Quar-Feb
1970
Continued from page 31
New York Stock
105'A
104%
2
6%s
5'As
Range
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1970
A
19
92%
7s 1951
4'/as
Jan
5
12,500
Week's
Sale Price
1998—
1
series
101
100'A
y
—
101'A 101%
105
92%
Banks
Debt
19% Mar
Feb
20%
2,800
Low
AAmer
99%
104%
102%
34
—
$101 %
April-Oct
Waterways
&
Savings
tribution.
Alsco
97
6
104% 105
101%
92
89'A
99
99%
$102% 104'A
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
21%
1
15,200
iV
23*
22%
50c
Stock
89%
89%
Parana
American
91
—
$86%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
24
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
1
40c
Zale
72%
97%
86
90%
i
Jan
A7s
Ltd—
3'As
95
87
96%
$87
Mar-Sept
Gas
173
133
96
_Mar-Sept
_Feb-Aug
_
99%
66
$86%
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
1
91
95%
$85
96
7 :
_Feb-Aug
Webb
£1
.
Hargreaves
——1
96'/a
122%
119
$70
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
& Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
1965
>L
California
11% Mar
;-
16% Mar
100
7%
7%
160
88'A
v
$83
:
'62_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
.—
1985
A Hanover
ord
rets
L
Southern
(F W) Ltd—
American' dep
6%
Inc
160
160
1981—May-Wow
debs
1982,
Southern
7%
1,300
2
Industries
series
22 %
Woodall
99
4%s series M 1985-
90%
•
99
4%s series K 1983
Jan
90%
122
———
1982
17%
30
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood-Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
J
18
Light 4 V2 % pfd—100
Wood
series
93%
122
1982_
"
25
&
H
I
95%
33% Mar
Jan
10'A
3s
88
96%
-May-Nov
3s
conv
93
88
$90
:
1981_
series
97
94
$95%
April-Oct
Corp
1979
series
99%
99%
94
.•——————Feb-Aug
1978-
F
80
99%
__
88
--Feb-Aug
1976——————Feb-Aug
4%s
Jan
'Feb
Jan
17'A
10%
3%
E
series
$99%
——Jan-July
4%s
29 % Mar
Jan
_1
Co
%
Feb
1
preferred
Wisconsin
%
22
10
I:
Industries
t
Jan
3
series
5s
Jan
Co
&
Brothers
5'.o
"%
1
Inc
C)
44
1
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
62%
10c
Corp
Corp
Williams
75
50
62%
1
Co_
Oil
31
D
141%
98%
98%
Jan-July
1998_Jan-Ju«y
6s
1976-
series
140
77
44
77%
$99
April-Oct
1964_.
5s
1973-
C
Co
1973
4'As
Mar
31
—10
24
B
series
3%s series G
Mar
75
300
23%
series
132
77
1984_ June-Dec
1967.
debs
Power
A
3s
49% Mar
49
Gas
debs
Water
series
3%s
Feb
500
%
47%
*
&
7s
Co
3%s
Jan
15,200
Electric
88%
87
f-'i
77
1968—April-Oct
3%s
___——
subord
conv
Harbor
3'As
Power
,
2%s
Jan
~4%
~3%
1970—
3s
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Inc
&
;
■
Jan-July
1971—__———
California Edison
5% Mar
21 g-
4.40s
Development
mortgage
3s
Water
3%s
91 % Mar
50c
Utilities
Texas
Western
1st
mortgage
1963—_—i
to
Southern
28% Mar
Chemical|Products Inc
West
extended
Petroleums Ltd
1V* Mar
26%
1%
26
100
180
Ltd—
Sapphire
Mar
26
1%
1%
1953
American
4% Mar
3
1.25
104
$90
—Mar-Sept
'——May-Nov
1961
Co
62%
57%
33
'
■
3%s
Power
Service
84% Mar
Company Inc
due
Power
Safe
1% Mar
•
,
:
1984
Corp—
Power
Electric
5%s
Mar
12
177
101
Rapid
2% Mar
10c
common
170
123
Public
Jan
10
5%s
60%
60'A
;■
—April-Oct
—
1974
3%s
5 % Mar
Jan
2%
4'A
9'A
1
10%
Jan
70
10
Co
Jan
Hess
Research
Pennsylvania
8 % Mar
Jan
4
82'A
—
10%
i,—4
Instruments
3%
1,700
9'A
'
—
7
6%
9%
*
preferred
conv
CanadianJoil
West
7
100
preference
&
ctfs
Inc. common
Knapp Inc
series
trust
.
Precision
Wentworth
West
voting
non-cum
Waltham
*
—
;
11%
;,
1970
123
1st
Co
V
153
550
Ohio
Aircraft
debs
117
8
8%
136
83
76
9%
$7
■
—
150
121% 140
6'As
w
Waco
1972
6s
subord
England
24
—
116
4s
139
Nippon
42%
—
--
April-Oct
5%s
■
April-Oct
RR
Nacional
9% Mar
1
18%
—
convertible suboxu debentures 1976—Jan-July
Theatres & Television Inc—
5s
Mai-
11
Inc
Bellas
155
36%
11
20
$98
Valley RR 4s 1963:——_1——April-Oct
National
94
103
———„May-Nov
1974
Western
&
Corp of America—
/National
70
89%
Corp—
debentures
conv
Midland
Feb
36% Mar
f
Jan
12
Lithium
Mar
18
Jan
_25c
Feb
12% Mar
Jan
2
Co
Products-
Inc
Feb
39%
38%
May
1961
5s
'
.—May-Nov
—„—Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6% % iiq tr ctis—
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
4%
—1
Co
Coke
&
5
800
:
12%
—
Coal
400
34,800
5
9%
135
High
65
RR—
series
Mtge
Development
Hydrometals
14% Mar
Jan
12%
A
Corporation
Virginia
x5%
4%
-v
8%
1,000
1
Co———
(The)
Inc
.
13%
x5%
—1
warrants-
Capital Corp of America
Victoreen
Vinco
&
Industries
13 %
Jan. 1
Low
No.
70
—
13%
_
Range Since
Sold
High
Division—
J
N
Residental
AGuantanamo
__
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1978—;
1975
Western
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Feb-Aug
3%s
mortgage 4s series A
General
Valspar Corp
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
:
1st
x8%
X8%
1973
debs
Authority
Corp—
Lackawanna
6%
3,000
6s
subord
conv
16%
s
Industries
Davega Stores
49% Mar
•77/8
10
A com_10c
Interest
Period
Exchange
Chicago Transit
8% Mar
41'A
250
_
_
Chemoil
4% Mar
7%
39%
Oil
Stock
Low
6%
7
Monday, April 3, 1961
High
,
407/s
Controls Inc
Universal
Sugar
Low
American
—1
_
Corp
Universal
Utah-Idaho
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal
BONDS
Shares
4'/a
—1
—
.
Thursday
for Week
Range
.
(Range for Week Ended March 31)
Sales
of Prices
Par
L
•
Ceramic
S
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
.
B
1971
1981
1991
*76%
—April
April
Feb-Nov
75%
70%
77
11
72
75'A
2
79
80'/a
—
75'A
75
80%
80%
%;
*
A
Thursday's
Bonds
bid
selling
and
flat.
ask
prices;
no
sales
being
reorganized under Section
or
transacted
sSssV-L
during the* current week.
■■ — '"■<'tJ *>v *
•
•"=*
-
77
of
'
Volume
Number 6043
193
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(1481)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
American
Motors
American
Tel
1.66%
,
120%
Company
&
Boston
Albany
Boston
Edison
Boston
Garden
Co
73%
25
-u
—
100
i7,v
16%
Feb
Jan
44
.
54
Personal
Boston
Property
7
*
;
59
*
Trust
8
67
Jan
76 % Mar
7
Mar
250
60
v
78
50 %
>
8
60
Feb
Hicla,
&
Service
Cities
Inc."
_^_5
17%
49%
V.
19%
lu
—
Co.—
51%
—w
14%
470
Feb
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
Fuel
&
Assoc
Street
Oil
57c
National
First
Ford
Union
United
Feb
I
17% Mar
Jan
.100
Stores
13%
13%
16
59%
62
350
49 V*
U
38 % Mar
1
Jan
•—.—.5
Inc
78%
80
416
63%
Jan
61%
Feb
——
Co.—1——_
Motor
272
50
10%
k
Feb
U
16
.
.
80.
.
Coal
64%
Co
66%
2,268
-114% 116%
5
213
64%
—1
—■
Creek
Island
Co
Co
30
20%
29
56%
297
56%
55%
49%
,49%
7
45%
;
34%
Jan
39 y8
Jan
S
S
-25
53% Jan
57%
Feb
192
46% Jan
52 %
Feb
589
40%
Jan
47
Feb
55%
110
54
Jan
59%
Feb
8%
100
50
7% Jan
74
9% Mar
Jan
22 %
Jan
85%
302
73%
Jan
98
81
83%
Jan
101% Mar
116%
14
Jan
130% Mar
39%
Feb
44% Mar
42%
42%
5
129
35% Mar
39 % Mar
68
76% Jan
89% Mar
'
38%
38%
38%.
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87%
,87%
88%
52%
52%
56
42%
43%
43%
38
40% Feb
-2%
Electric
43%
'
,
Feb
52% Mar
49%
Feb
27% Mar
84%
96%
118% Mar
225
.
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON &
CO. for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Jan
87%
24
97'A
1
Union
Mar
45%' 46%
128% 130%
Steel—
Feb
53% Mar
Jan
7%
~7%
—10
Shoe—
Feb
28V* Mar
54%
10
—-1
Aircraft
We
A
Mar
23%
50c
common
27%
Carbide
.
General Electric
Gillette
50
27%
—25
(Ind)
Westinghouse
Mar
65% Mar
,7
;
53%
45%,
—
Western
adjustment
cum
.
38%
53%
38% Jan
47% Jan
51
Mar
55
Jan
22
59
(N J).
Oil (Ohio)
Sludebaker-Packard
Railway Co—
'
-
80
36%
—10
common
15%
13%
29%
15%
5,.
55
43%
—
1
Copper Range Co
28%
43%
5
Oil
19% Mar
49 % Mar
166
26%
—50c
Brands
Texaco
Calumet
High
-1.40
Standard
Mar
Jan. 1
Low
36%
■
Rand
Standard
'
1
Range Since
High
36%
Co
Standard
Mar
Low
—15
Standard
138% Mar
445
,
Jan
134 V* Mar
for Week
Shares
—5
Mobil
Sperry
1H5 Mar
1^8 Mar
96
130
Paper
Southern
122% Mar
30,794
74
Socony
21 % Mar
102%
I
Regis
Schenley Industries
High
32% Mar
Jan
989
53%
136V*
73%
26%
St
6,914
V.
113
52%
136
100
—
21
i
*.—__53
_
RR
Low
32%
114% 122%
11«
Anaconda
High
19%
20%
33%
Corp
Jan. 1
Range Since
Sales
Range
ot Prices
Par
Shares
32 %
Tel—
<fc
Low
Chemical
Agricultural
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Par
American
Thursday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended March 31)
Exchange
Week's
Thursday
37
.
'
Kennecott
Lamson
Lone
Copper
Corp
___
of
Corporation
*
5
14%
14%. ;
4
24%
24'A
1
Del
Cement. Corp.._—__
Star
12%
Association
Narragansett
Racing
New
England
Electric
New
England Tel & Tel Co
100
14% Mar
,
22%
Jan
27%
105
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
23%
1,759
21 % Mar
24%
Feb
874
Detroit Stock
Feb
12%
20
21%
21 %
..—100
50%
48%
50%
System
87% Mar
14% Mar \
50
.
40
Jan
71
Jan
74
46%
116
40
Jan
16
556
11%
Jan
54%
56
224
43%
Jan
63%
63%
150
53
Jan
STOCKS
52% Mar
7
Thursday
Last
1
Railroad
Mathieson
Olin
71
5
15%
~
71%
45
100
Chemical
Sale Price
Mar
47% Mar
*
Par
A
'
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Drug
&
Stone
Stop
RR.
Chemical
A:
Webster
Torrington Co
2.50
Co
Inc
i-L
;
*
j:
:
Shop Incj„
&
15%
10
1
:_J
:
United
Fruit
Shoe
Machinery
22%
S
Rubber Co
U
S
&
Mass
System
RR
Westinghouse Electric Corp
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
75%
575
54%
Jan
76
53%
38
46%
Jan
478
26%
Jan
Jan
76%
11%
Jan
14
40%
Feb
49%
623
33%
71
71
12%
13
>
44%
■
17%
124
43'/a
43%
—6.25
Budd
33% Mar
71
;
800
10
24% Mar
Jan
Die
Last
STOCKS
Balcrank
L
Baldwin
Manufacturing
Champicn Paper common
Cine
N
Gas
&
Cincinnati
7
14
18
100
52%
55
32%
32%
33 %
33
32%
33
112
42%
211
45
100
148
10
8.50
42'/a
41%
44%
——10
20
P_
Telephone
Cincinnati
7
18
*
common
T
Low
55
10
Milling
O
High
18
1
148
Transit
6%
18
320
,
Eaton
Jan
8
Feb
20
Mar
Mar
27
Jan
35% Mar
27%
Jan
-Great
1
37%
Jan
37%
Jan
97%
43 % Mar
148
Jan
112% Mar
King
Gibson
Paige
Jan
46
Mar
Masco
300
22%
Jan
27
Mar
Mt.
33
Mar
Murray
7% Mar
8%
Feb
& Gamble
New
S
Playing
29%
32%
157%
:—*
Mar
Jan
161% Mar
150% 159 %
132%
73% Mar
80 %
27%
25
23%
—5
—.——
80
856
77
27%
31 %
31%
.25
26%
——,
478
i
32
Unlisted
.
•,
-
•_
-
Allis-Chalmers-.
Jan
33% Mar
Aluminium
.
Jan
53% Mar
Superior
Feb
27%
American-Motors
American
36 %
30
32%
Jan
36% Mar
79
79
50
68%
Jan
79
1
Tel
Ampex
39%
78
45%
47%
180
20
33%
Co_——
!_
Corp
Oil
i——,
,—
...'————
Corp.
1
3
24%
Feb
8%
Jan
10% Mar
36% Mar
38% Mar
48%
55% Mar
7%
7%
253
18%
18%
955
34%
34%
100
37'A
•
Feb
20%
Jan
1 n
.
44'A
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
39% Mar
80
80
80
693
64%
Jan
80
22%
22%
23
46
45%
46%
2%
2%
3
3
,
--
26%
26%
56
22
Jan
21%
375
13%
Jan
.1——-—
Burroughs
Chesapeake
Cities
Service—
5
—
Ohio——.
A:
——25
Columbia
Universal
9%
Jan
37%
Jan
8%
43%
Jan
75
20%
20%
21 % '
80
17
Jan
37
37%'
102
28
Jan
413A
64%
170
59%
Jan
67%
Corn
So
Dow
Du
Ford
54%
871/2
84%
87%
77%
Jan;
20%
76
16
Jan
67%
1
i—
General
Motors
General
Telephone
1.
79%
A
Jan
21% Mar
30%
31'A
1,398
28 V*
Jan
31V* Mar
8%
69
Martin
Laughlin
Co
McGraw Edison
Jan
Mead
Corp
Minnesota
77% Mar
35%
Feb
Feb
Motors
Corp
Stano
Monsanto
Chemical
1
American
700
36% Jan
43% Feb
2% Mar
21%
21'A
210
8
8 %
1,610
3%
3%
120
American
119% Mai-
Rad
.
Tel
Feb
Jan
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Mar
Feb
47 % Mar
Jan
30%
Feb
38% Mar
Apache
37 %
37%
16
32%
Jan
38% Mar
Arkansas
49%
70
43
Jan
52
59%
66
66%
50
59
Jan
68%
33 %
35
75
30%
Jan
37% Mar
36%
39
178
30%
Jan
39% Mar
Athey
40
81%!
Anaconda
Feb
Jan
5%
13%
Jan
15% Mar
100
13%
Feb
15% Mar
Exchange
Week's
Petroleum.
Republic
Steel
___
Reynolds Tobacco
For
1
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
84% Mar
Automatic
183
Avco
44%
Jan
50%
28
Jan
80%
80%
61%
Jan
Feb
footnotes,
600
21
100
13%
14%
3,700
7%
8%
3,500
7%
Jan
23%
300
16%
Jan
13%
26
54%
17%
Jan
73% Mar
Jan
21%
Feb
15
10% Jan
Mar
10V*
Jan
23% Mar
14%
7,800
10% Jan
14% Mar
'26%
1,300
23%
27%
Feb
F*b
35%
36'/a
1,100
32%
Jan
36% Mar
81 %
77
81 %
500
68%
Feb
81 % Mar
22%
22%
23
—
48%
49%
39%*'
38%
47%
46 %
1,600
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
200
43%
Jan
50%
Feb
39%
3,900
34%
Jan
47%
900
22
49% Mar
Jan
22V* Mar
122 % Mar
20% Mar
400
12% Jan
16 % Mar
300
27%
Jan
34% Mar
12,400
103%
Jan
20%
85%
15
33%
120%
-
Jan
200
700
14%
39% Mar
-
16% Jan
22 %
33%
5
42% Mar
110% 113%
33"%
(Un)
12.50
(Un)
75
20%
6,600
li7«
74
111
151,800
300
75
1 % Mar
65%
Jan
41%
122
Mar
113 Mar
75% Mar
49%
48
Jan
50%
Feb
53%
53%
500
44
Jan
54%
Feb
21%
21%
6,300
13%
Jan
24% Mar
42
50
1.25
Gas
114% 122
21%
25
(Un)
2.50
49%
1,300
Feb
700
35%
Jan
46%
46%
100
38
Jan
48% Mar
26%
26%
500
21% Jan
27'A Mar
24%
24
25%
1,900
9%
5
&
Refining
40
26%
10
(111)
40
1
10
Co
4
Co
Canteen Co
America
40%
10
600
20%
100
25% Mar
21%
Jan
9%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
22%
17
)-"b
Mar
55%
54'/a
55%
300
44%
Jan
57
45
2.50
Corporation
9%
20%
10
of
3
83 % Mar
Bailey Selburn
68%
20
59%
Jan
69% Mar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
94%
150
85%
Jan
95%
Bastian-Blessing
44%
44%
25
Feb
44% Max-
52% Mar
16%
10
12%
Jan
16 % Mar
3
47%
Jan
50%
5
60 %
59%
118%
30
53
57 %
16
49%
Jan
61%
1—10
60%
56 %
*
44.
Corp
92%
49%
see page
High
67
33%
68%
-
49%
5
Jan. 1
Low
43%
45%
1,800
38%
Feb
45% Mar
20%
19%
21'/a
8,300
13%
Jan
21 % Mar
5%
Jan
34% Mar
22
.,16%
—
66%
19%
Corp
70%
49%
r_
—_L
Range Since
High
20%
preferred
36%
—^——-—10
33Vbc
T
Shares
1133A
(Un)
Products
1
31
68%
—
Corp
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
1
San
non-cum
Bearings
Belden
Phillips
Jan
726
23%
13%
1
Refining common
Topeka & Santa Fe—
146
47
..1
Radio
9% Mar
3%
15
_3.50
Co
Louisiana
Oil
Atlantic
32 %
94 %
+■--
Jan
Jan
15
.166%
^
Common
Feb
45%
ft
-
8%
10
(111)
Co
Company
&
Atchison
59% Mar
32 %
...5
u—1
(Un)
Corp
Ashland
Feb
32 %
5
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
7
3'A
20%
14
132
40%
46%
66%
Rights
34%
47
*
Tel
45%
80
59
—
&
73%
26%
81%
23
42% Mar
Feb
Jan
Co
Foundries
63%
61
.
Feb
15
Low
1
Fdry
&
39% Mar
33
21%
4% Mar
14%
„
;iA__12.50
(Un)
&
Steel
49%
1._
Montgomery Ward—.
Co
American
46
38%
Feb
31% Mar
'
Mach
556
—
3%
29% Mar
1
(UnB
Investment
498
*
—
Feb
355
230
1
(Un)
Theatres
American
r
...5
:
Mining
3%
3%
31%
10% Mar
1
America
American
214% Mar
104
of
Co
American
Mar
'
—
Jan
35%
Can
47
.
^——
-
8%
8% Jan
Ltd
Cyanamid
37
*
1
1% Mar
Feb
530
10
American
29
10
————
Jan
Broadcasting
44%
O
&
Jan
1%
6%
10%
50c
(Un)_.
Airlines
Armour
Jones
10
1.254
3,645
10
25c
Mfg—
63
.
7% Mar
1%
.8'/a
7%
Feb
1
American
18% Mar
Jan
407
5% Mar
Jan
Last
Mfg
Paramount
36%
*
1,040
Jan
2
5
American
27%
—2—8%
Oil—
9%
5
3%
1
Electronics..
35
66%
9% Mar
17%
175
—:—10
American
46%
*
;
Jan
Jan
71%
60
8% Jan
100
252
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
;
Corp
Aluminum
Mar
185%
133
40
410
673
25c
—
Chalmers
Aluminium
61% Mar
15
Brass
Alleghany
29
1%
3.33 %
;—
t
25
27
80
65%
Jan
133
.
42%
40
65%
—5
——-—
—--
41
1
—
j.
Goodyear..
41%
Jan
55'A
50
112% 114%
113%
————5
i
—
Electric
10
23%
-51
107
75 %
206% 208
1.25
Dynamics—
18%
75%
—
5'
—-
69
18%
18%
1
Jan
2%
1
*
Co__
Ross
Alli.s
21% Mar
i—I
3Vn Mar
4%
^_lo
——*
Corp
Akron
92% Mar
20%
_/
2%
Feb
413A
10
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Feb
1
i—1
Stores
General
Acmo
37 % Mar
90
——5
General
Gulf
Jan
25
Kodakl
Motor
Jan
333
—
Dept
31 Mi
61%
—1
Federated
51%
15
25%
^
Pont
Eastman
-66
-
61%
!
.J
Chemical
51%
24%
Dayton Power &■ Light————7
Steel
Abbott
Jan
61%
—
Jan
1%
2%
1
Controls
Advance
25%
Products
1%
4%
Par
'.Mar
10
Ohio
CUrtiss-Wright—/.
Detroit
40
65
.
543
945
-
41%
Thursday
38% Mar
64%
36
r.47% Mar
3%
Sale Price
21% Mar
37%
64%
50%
24% Mar
Jan
31%
—
STOCKS
47% Mar
249
36
Jan
5%
Midwest Stock
47% Mar
155
67 %
51%
19%
40%
21%
1%1
„
4
A
Feb
Electric——-5
Gas.—
A:
15%
46%
Colgate-Palmolive ——2———-—1
Columbus
Jan
46
10
—
%'
13
64%
.
Mar
645
5%
■
31%
1
21 % Mar
46
46
——
Brunswick.
4% Mar
17,700
9%
9%
•
27 % M£tr
19%
46
Steel
Boeing
4% Jan
21%
;
lo
Tool
74% Mar
45 V*
.—8
Airplane—
:
:
.——5
Corp.——i——-—-*
Burlington Industries.—;
1
Eethlehem
37% Mar
290
368
54% Mar
67%
'
Jan
4%
39%
__10
25% Mar
52
109
31%
4%
2
Mar
63
\
34% Mar
38%
122% Mar
54%
13%
Jan
4%
5
20% Mar
Jan
1:,V Mar
71
13 %
18% Mar
32%
Feb
16%
.
108
7% Mar
Jan
49"% Mar
53%
13%
-13
615
Jan
14%
•
39'A
V
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
37%
5
Jan
Feb
39% Mar
Feb
103%
90
'
Jan
70
26%
20%
200
Mar
34%
1,578
23
Jan
43%
21%
j-
1,090
in
22%
54%
10
_
20%
17.v
1 si
—50
———
137
114% 122 %
1201%
—1
—
1
—j:
—
Steel
Ashland
Avco
23 %
39
——-j——
Anaconda.Armco
22%
39%
±*.-~■— ,———1.66%
Tel
&
22%
12.5.0
Rights
10'A
_1
—;
Udylite Corporation
35%
—1=3—
10 v*
__1
A——
-
23%
.
67% Mar
10'A
—-
Pfd
Dillon
44%
Can..—
Cvanamid
11%
Jan
2
10
.—
American
45% Mar
Jan
62%
5
—*
Airlines.
American
American
Jan
10
495
•
75
1
764
4,780
67%
245
Co
26%
——
Mar
10%
4,719
Co
&
52%
America
of
Co
,.
44%
55%
Brewing
(H W)
25%
Limited———
Aluminum
Jan
2% Mar
66%
1
52 %
•
17%
10
1
Metal,
Corporation
Scotten
/
__
38%
Feb
44%
38%
Products-
.t—_—10
.
38
55
Rudy Manufacturing
.........-4
♦
_
Jan
67%
._i,
Studebaker-Packard
Stores——L
Allied
Jan
27%
38%
Stamping
Davis &
Rickel
"*
Stocks
1%
894
10
—
,
—1.66%.
Company.
Screw
Pfeiffer
Mar
'
-
550
5
Clemens
Parke
81% Mar
Jan
'
•
405
2%
34% Mar
1
•
Card
Jan
30
33%
2
20
395
33
33 V*
common
wi
common
Rapid-American
U
1,839
33
I—1
!
15%
37%
14
Jan
Mar
1 % Mar
2%
.common —t—»
Kresge (S S)
Kysor Heater
36%
5
Cards
Kroger
Procter
15%
55
Co
Seeley-Thermos
70
25%
Feb
1
Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Mar
127
25
90c
5% Mar
3
Hall
47% Mar
_
Jan
7%
25%
3,825
2
Lakes Chemical
45%
5
Eagle Picher
l'/a
90c
1
Trailer
Lansing
Diamond
41
33% Mar
147
325
Graham
Jan
1
General Motors Corp
;
29%
1
Products
Corp
Fruehauf
303
--
Corp
Manufacturing
Ford -Motor
,,
40%
—
1
Economy Baler
Feb
55
:
-
Ltd
Ex-Cell-O
High
^39%. Jan
33
112%
7%
.
15%
40%
20
Indus
Steel
45
12%
National
110,
110%
——50
->
Jan. 1
Range Since
1
I—
Carey
Cincinnati
Shares
8
^
Piano
Cincinnati
Low
t
for Week
of Prices
Par
1—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Aeronca
Detroit
Jan
3% Jan
1
Refrigeration
Drewrys,
14%
*
common
Edison
Detroit
230
37%
1
Continental. Motors--
Copeland
19% Mar
4,310
—
__io
Jan
Jan
5%
14%
5
Paper
Power
15%
1
High
4%
1 %
5
—25
Consumers
5,650
14%
1
Machine
&
Low
-
19%
—
Consolidated
'
Feb
Mar
Exchange
Week's
Thursday
Mfg
Range Since Jan.
High
17%
5%
Shares
—
1
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Cincinnati Stock
l
5
Stores
Company
Buell
-:.Mar
.
1
19%
for Week
of Priees
Low
1
Corp__
Food
Brown-McLaren
54% Mar
L
Indus
Borman
50% Mar
23%
Wrigley Stores—.
Electric
Avis
54 % Mar
142
F
;Allen
Feb
160
■
31%
—
-•1-
*
i
Mar
70
■
——
^100
Co—
Inc——i..
Mar
63%
22 %
Smelting Refining & Min'g com_50
Vermont
Waldorf
5
—
46%
16
56
.
53%
70
com__25
U
54%
46'A
46%
*
—
Corp
51
■
;
*
Co_j
United
'JtJ.
C
Sales
Range
'
Northern
Exchange
Week's
61%
85
54%
Jan
24
93 %
.
118% 118%
<>
Jan
Jan
Feb
-
Bell &
Mfg
Benguet
59% Mar
Bethlehem
63% Mar
Binks
Boeing
Gas
class
1
A
(Un)
8^
13
14
*
117
712
13%
113
200
8A
13
Jan
14
1,100
117
250
92%
Jan
Jan.
Feb
Mar
4% Mar
Corp
Manufacturing
Airplane
700
"3%
20%
20%
21%
1,700
17%
Jan
22% Mar
18%
17
18%
7,800
14%
Feb
18 V* Mar
63%
200
62%
Mar
1%
1,500
63%
5
Consolidated
Steel
4%
2
Co
4%
.10
Co
4%
Inc
(Un)
I
new
1%
1%'
com
1% Jan
72
•
1%
Jan
Jan
46
45%
46%
1
24
24
24
5
46 %
45%
47
.
2,700
40
Jan
47% Mar
150
8
(Un)
Co
p2
23
Feb
25%
1,200
36% Jan
v,'; ■
?,
8% Mar
15%
117
50c
Corp
60% Mar
118% Mar
&
Co
Inc
Gossett
Bendix
Oil
,
Feb
47% Mar
38
The Commercial and Financial
(1482)
Chronicle
,
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN. MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 3 I)
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
Brunswick
Budd
Feb
Means
Va Mar
Merck
28
25% Mar
300
1
5
43 Va
2.500
35 %
Jan
43
39%
41
2.100
34V2
Jan
42%
64 %>
67%
4.500
44
Jan
74 % Mar
Metropolitan
15%
15%
16
900
14
,Jan
17 Va
Meyer Blanke Co
Corp
20'a
20 %
21%
36%
36:%
23%
16%
27-%
38
23'2
23%
I
(Un)
Corp
4,200
800
1
5
<Un)_
Industries
Burrcughs
50
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
Mar
38
Jan
24 %
Mar
23
Jan
Jan
Carrier
Corp
Centlivre
-j
(Un)
America
of
Brewing Corp—:
South
&
-GertainrTeed
Corp-
Products
Corp
Service
Cities
City
21%
Jan
25
200
33%
Jan
43
Mar
22%
Jan
37% Mar
15%
16%
2,000
12%
Jan
17
39%
43 Vt
39%
41 %
1,600
38%
Jan
42 7
43%
600
30%
Feb
43 % Mar
Muter
40%
27%
28
200
21%
Jan
29 Va Mai-
Nachman
27 %
50
53
57% Mar
Cash
57
Jan
National
57
Jan
27% Mar
National
Distillers
—
4
Vis'r
Fuel
Colorado
Columbia
Iron
Gas
National
Gypsum
Lead
National
Tile
Jan
37%
Feb
Jan
25% Mar
30%
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated
Natural
Container
Continental
Controls
Co
60
300
84
11
10%
11 %
950
10%
19 %
200
14%
Jan
20 7
19%
25%
18%
25%.
3,300
Jan
25
24%
23%
77%
77%
78 %
900
68%
Jan
781 a Mar
40%
40%
100
40 Va
Jan
44%
58
58
500
50%
Jan
58
62%
Jan
671A Mar
23%
Jan
29%
Feb
35
Jan
40%
Jan
1.33Vh
-10
5
1
5
El
Lines
Emerson
10
(Un)
--3
Gas
Electric
2
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un >—5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1
Falstaff
Tire
Firstameriea
Mills
Ford
10% Mar
25
Jan
341/2
85%
87%
800
74
Jan
385a
Jan
49
Mar
17%
Jan
24
Mar
15%
Jan
21% Mar
56%
56 Va
56:%
300
52%
Jan
59
55%
6,600
48%
Jan
45'A
45 %
100
38%
Jan
46% Mar
45 A
26
26
26%
500
23%
Feb
26% Mar
71%
Jan
77% Mar
Jan
212% Mar
55%
26%
74%
1,000
209%
73%
206
600
26%
200
23%
Jail
8
2.800
104%
Feb
28%
4,600
27%
112 Va 113 7
113
27%
27%
30Va
Jan
15% Mar
13Va Mar
Jan
43% Mar
35%
42%
200
40%
400
34
32%
800
27
Jan
34
35
Jan
200
80%
80
13%
1
13%
1.400
22%
400
8 %
12%
Mar
43
Mai-
10
Feb
Jan
80 % Mar
Jan
Jan
20
8 %
600
9
40% Mar
Jan
8
63%
1,900
13%
22%
79%
5
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
243a Mar
9Va
Northwest
Oak
37'A
37%
800
34%
Jp.n
40%
25%
25 'A
25%
400
21%
Jan
25% Mar
8%
8 Va
15
4%
Feb
12Va Mar
44 Va
—*
1
W
D
General
Bankshares
General
Box
General
Contract
General
General
Foods
Jan.
40
41%
2,900
39% Mar
65
65 7
4,600
61 %
Corp
Co
Goodyear Tire
Gossard
(W
Granite
City
Gray
distribution
ex
Rubber Co
&
H )
82% Mar
36%
Jan
47 Va Mar
28%
28%
200
27
Jan
31%
Pacific
Gas
Parke-Davis
63
64
Great
Lakes
Dredge
,
%
Dodge
Philco
Corp
7%
7%
50
80%
80 Va
80%
300
62%
Jan
83% Mar
28%
28
28%
600
25%
Jan
30%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Revlon
Corp
Coke
Rockwell
J)
Utilities
Hein
Co
St
Louis
St
Regis Paper Co
Public Service
Electric Co
Industries (Un)
Sangamo
Schenley
(Un)
Corp
Servel
Inc
Sheaffer
(W
Class
Shell
Strapping
Oil
Rand
Sperry
Corp
(Walter
(Un )
Co
D
Brands
&
Co
11%
11%
100
Jan
12%> Mar
70
71 %
400
52
Jan
71 Va Mar
62%
64%
400
61%
Jan
68% Mar
1
Corp
Hibbard
Spencer
Holmes
(F
Howard
Hupp
1
H)
Bartlett
Co
25
Industries
Inc—_•
1
Corporation
Huttig Sash &
Illinois
Brick
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
RR
Steamship Co
International
Nickel
International
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Tel
Kansas
Power
&
Co
Standard
Salle
Tel
&
(Un)_—
(The)
footnotes,
Texas
40% Mar
Textron
48 % Mar
Thompson
31
32%
250
26 Va
Jan
49%
49%
49%
1,600
42%
Jan
52 %
Feb
Transamerica
43
1,700
34 %
Jan
44
Feb
Trav-ler
66%
2,200
59%
Jan
68% Mar
Tri
20th
34
Mar
1,900
31 %
Jan
35 Va
200
33 VA
Jan
37% Mar
Union
2,100
44%
Jan
60% Mar
Union
21%
21%
100
20%
11%
12%
8
*
%
48
_
900
74 V*
Jan
87% Mar
82%
Jan
92%
United
5%
Jan
9% Mar
U
S
Rubber
2%
1,200
2
Jan
2%
Feb
U
S
100
8%
Jan
9
Feb
Universal
Match
400
25%
Jan
31
Mar
Universal
Oil
16
Mar
Webcor
44%
Feb
30
31
16
2,300
16
Mar
26%
300
24
Jan
29 %
13%
14%
2,300
10%
Jan
14 % Mar
Feb
88%
92%
800
81 Va
Jan
93 % Mar
20%
20 %
20%
150
18 Va
Jan
21
34 Va
2,900
11%
13 %
1,800
Feb
8
52 3'
Jan
63 V2 Mar
200
55 V2
Jan
73
34 %
32%
35%
4,200
29 %
Feb
37% Mar
18%
17
18%
500
13
Jan
57
57
7
55
Mar
.s
y
2 y
37
Mar
Feb
56 Va
56V4
56 Va
1,100
46%
Jan
56% Mar
22%
23%
1,000
18
Jan
23% Mar
591/4
60
600
53'A
Jan
11 Va
11 Va
12
200
10
Feb
14%
56
56
58'A
500,
48 Va
Jan
58 VA Mar
351A
36 %
400
33%
Feb
36 Vs Mar
1,800
Jan
38
60'A Mar
Jan
300
125% 133'/a
55
51
33
Mar
Jan
5-7% Mar
Jan
51% Mar
Jan
119
Mar
400
29
Jan
34% Mar
200
Va
93 Va
700
33
33 Vs
133 %
44 Va
41%
117% 119
31
Jan
900
57 %
491/4
31%
77'A
Jan
Jan
Mar
1,600
57%
51
119
33%
28%
Jan
33% Mar
33%
Jan
42 Vs Mar
Jan
52
41%
40Va
42%
900
50
50
501/4
100
CO
600
9 VA Mar
10 Va
Jan
9'A
91/4
9 Va
35%
35%
36%
16
16
»
Mar
2,200
34%
Jan
39%
Feb
100
14%
Feb
16
27%
29%
56%
Jan
4,800
57
22 Vs
Jan
29% Mar
300
29%
56%
50'A
Feb
57%
Jan
Mai-
31
30
31
250
26%
Jan
31
59%
591/4
59%
2,700
54 Va
Feb
60'A Mar
18%
17
18%
900
12%
Jan
19 Vs Mai-
9'A
100
8
Jan
91/4
100
8Vs
Jan
9%. Mai-
200
38 Va
Feb
46% Mar
91/4
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44 3
8
9%44'A
44 3
s
9%
31 Va
Mar
Feb
30
30 'A
400
28
Jan
42
42
42 Va
1,100
38%
Jan
45 Vs
Feb
2,000
38%
Jan
45%
Jan
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48
Jan
53% Mar
24% Mar
43%
43%
44
52%
52%
53%
24
24
24%
20%
Jan
30 Va
31
27
Jan
27
27%
5,000
20%
Jan
29'A Mar
58 Va
58 Va
100
43%
Feb
60 Va Mai-
1,000
27 Vs
800
400
29%
Jan
Mai-
31
36 Va Mar
36 Va
35%
36V2
57
56 V2
57
500
Jan
57
ll'/s
IIV4
200
9%
Jan
12 Vs Mai-
50%
51 Va
2,400
47 VA
Jan
51 Va Mar
1,900
46 Vs
Jan
51%
Feb
14,800
40%
Jan
46%
Feb
54 VA Mar
59
Feb
50%
49 34
49%
50 Vs
45 3
4
45'A
46
55'A
54 Va
55%
.
1,100
53
Feb
26%
27'/2
500
21%
Feb
27 Va Mar
13%
14 Va
500
11 %
Jan
14 Va Mai-
28 Va
28 '/a
28 Va
100
25
Jan
28 % Mar
41
32 Va
42 'A
5,850
18%
Feb
42 'A Mar
13%
7%
7%
8%
5,100
7
Jan
100
46
Mar
9 Va Mar
Feb
54
46
46
22 Vs
2lVs
23%
1,300
?j0V4 Mar
24»A Mar
26 Vs
26
26 'A
1,800
23%
26 Va
Jan
44%
44:%
46%
1,600
44% Mar
49
Feb
23%
23%
24 %
3,100
23
Jan
25 Vs
Jan
97%
9 61/4
98'/a
600
83
Jan
36 Va
37%.
400
28%
Jan
39%
Jan
Mar
18% Mar
70
Jan
101% Mar
Feb
51 Vs
38%
127%
2,300
21%
Jan
29 VA Mar
80
400
68 »/4
Jan
82 VA
Feb
21%
22 '/a
400
19 V4
Jan
32 Va
Feb
34%
100
27
Jan
34% Mar
6%
6%
200
4%
41 Va
~6%
29'A
34%
22 Va
27 Va
79%
29
5
41 Va
100
36%
Jan
42 VA Mar
50 Vs
51 %
900
41%
Jan
53 VA Mar
37 Vs
38 Vs
127% 129'A
43%
43%
44
Jan
800
33%
Jan
400
117%
Jan
1,200
Feb
7
38%.Mar
133
Mar
39 VA
Jan
44%
43
Jan
54 Va Mar
27%
Jan
33
Feb
38%
Feb
44% Mar
35
Jan
43 Va
54
53 Vs
54Vs
32%
32 Va
33
43 Vs
42%
43%
900
41
40%
41
400
8
100
7%
Jan
8 Vs Mar
23
1,100
17%
Jan
24 Va Mar
100
103%
8
22%
(Un)
—
107 Va
22%
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600
1,700
100
Jan
Mar
113 Va
Feb
Feb
53 %
5
86%
—16%
53%
47
Jan
53 % Mar
851/4
88
1,700
75%
Jan
90
Mar
56'A
2,800
50
Feb
60
Jan
50
1,900
30%
Jan
50
Mar
11%
4,200
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Jan
12% Mar
52
521/4
500
Westinghouse Electric Corp..—_—6.25
Whirlpool Corp
5
43%
431/2
441/4
2,300
32%
31%
32%
600
27'A
Jan
*
33 Va
27
331/2
1,200
20%
Jan
33 Va Mar
10
42%
42%
44
400
42
Jan
46 VA
10
70
69'A
70
300
67
Jan
74
18%
18
19%
12
Jan
19% Mar
96
Jan
Western
Wieboldt
1
1
Stores
Inc
Electric
(F
2V2
Telegraph
W)
common
Power
Co
(Un)
Publishing Co
Wrigley
(Wm)
Yates-American
Jr
1
—*
Co.
Machine
Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Radio Corp
Zenith
56
2.50
Products
Union
Wisconsin
200
; •**
Mar
Jan
10%
World
71
-
51
31
54%
Woolworth
61"
:
75 Va
48 Va
13 % Mar
68
»
16 Vs Mar
Jan
Jan
75%
10 Va
34 Va Mar
60%
Gypsum
Co
Inc
Jan
71
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States
Feb
24%
Jan
62%
47%
s
60
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-4
Steel Corp
31%
11%
200
1,600
(Un)_—.1
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200
5,300
13%
2,300
51
15 Va
22%
.—'—:—10
Inc.j
Corporation (Del)
9%
34%
_
Lines
Air
91%
8%
16 Va
75 3
49%
4
5
:
(Un)
Aircraft Corp
United
Mar
90
57
see page
48
26%
14
4
_
Jan
Pacific RR
United
United
85%
50c
II_;_IIIIII_50c
Union
Mar
46% Mar
6%
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*
Jan
70
Jan
39
100
25% Mar
10
25
10
(Un)
California
of
84%
8%
*
1
Mar
Jan
(Un )
Paper Corp
Co
Electric
Oil
16
30
10
25
48
9%
Union
Union
2%
~9%
5
4
48
Jan
13
(Un)
Film
Bag-Camp
Carbide Corp
Feb
37%
1,400
Jan
1,000
2
1
1
1
6%
*
Corp
Corp
91 %
85
5
;
44%
23%
57
200
67
43%
Jan
6%
30
8
66%
44
9%
19 Va
36%
5
(Un)
Corp
Radio
Century-Fox
60 %
2,400
400
36 Vs
50c
v
Ramo-Wooldridge (Un)
Continental
36%
Feb
Inc
Toledo Edison Co
33 %
Jan
Feb
25%
3634
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25
5
Co
—
Transmission
Jan
32%
1
Transmission
Inc
Gas
Jan
58%
l_i
new_'
Texaco
40%
■
For
Tenn
Feb
36%
_8.75
common-:
—
Feb
32% Mar
32%
_*
Libby
Co
10 %
28%
Jan
300
__10
University
common
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Marquette Cement Mfg
Martin
Jan
Jan
1,900
331/3
McCrory Corp
McKay Machine Co
8
33%
Chemical—_33 %c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Marshall Field
Gas
Co
Oil
Company
2,750
12 %
Feb
44%
7% Mai-
59%
Lamson & Sessions Co_
Leath & Co common
Libby McNeil
&
36%
5
21 %
Jan
15%
—1
1
5
1
25
(Un)
Corp
Mid-Continent
Sunray
Swift
48 %
Va
Jan
36 Vt
50 3
1
—
Corp
39%
66'A
(Un)—
&
Extension
Sundstrand
45
42
17%
2,500
75%
2.50
5
Corp
Corp
38 %
3.50
Steel
&
Sunbeam
47%
66%
400
41%
1
common
Studcbaker-Packard
23'%
42-%
20
41
25
5
50
25
33%c
10
(Ohio)
Furniture
Storkline
23
600
500
32%
Jan
:
Stanray Corporation
<■
Co
Co__
Laughlin
Co
10%
27 %
6
Co
Aluminum
Gas
10
5%
Mar
19%
41 %
1
6.25
25
--7
(Un)
J
Packaging
Standard
2.50
;
ICropp Forge Co
Laclede
3,100
31
5
(Un)
Light (Un)_l
Kennecott
Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Le
6%
26%
*
(Un)
&
Electric
Power
6%
10%
*
Chemical
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
&
Kaiser
Mar
32%
«
Mineral
Jones
Jan
35
26%
*
Harvester
Johnson
140
Mar
1
Co
International
Interstate
Jan
33
10
i
International
Jefferson
6%
125
150
130
10
,
Door
Co
Illinois
33
6
33 %
130
20
Ltd
9%
Mar
20
*
(Un)
Inc
Co
17% Mar
84
50c
*
5
(Un)
Corp
Oil
39%
Jan
1
Spiegel Inc
Standard
70
3
E>
(Un)
Public Service
N
Jan
75
80 3
4
•*
(Un)
(Un )
Indiana
Jan
100
102 Va Mar
5
Oil
Mobile
Socony
of
14
4
44 % Mar
80%
80 3
5
15
of
36%
Feb
1
Co
Corp
Oil
600
90
1
Co
Oil
1,100
100
101% 101%
1
B
Oil
Standard
17%
47
1
class A_
Pen Co
A)
Standard
39%
Feb
1
Co
&
Standard
37%
40
Jan
3
Corp
Roebuck
Sears
Feb
16%
1,100
5
5
1.40
—1
1
61 % Mar
39
47
13
class A
54% Mar
17%
45%
*
Louis National Stockyards
22 Va
•
33% Mar
46%
5
—20 g
COrp
Petroleum
Jan
1
Brewing Co
Werner
Heller
Hertz
(G)
32% Mar
*
Co
Standard
Dutch
Royal
Stewart-Warner
Heilman
36%
4,703
1
Tobacco
(R
Jan
Feb
2,600
33%
*
5
58
38 % Mar
44
2.50
(Un)
Co
20%
Jan
39 Vs Mar
38V4
33 %
*
Dredging Corp
Oil of California
33
36'A Mar
38
43%
12.50
3
*
(Un)
Chem
&
Brothers
Square
9,600
Mar
33%c
(Un)
(Un)
Reynolds
Standard
37 Va
800
25 Va Mar
4
(Un)—1
of Indiana
Richman
Feb
36%
43 3
41
15%
1
Metals
Jan
36%
38'A
3,900
Jan
Jan
33%
25
i-
Drug
18%
8.33 %
18%
19
32
_5
Corp
Inc
Rexa41
Reynolds
44%
12% Mai-
32 Va Mar
1,900
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
(Un)
Pacific Co
10%
27%
19%
Mar
Jan
60
700
41
65 Va Mar
Jan
12 Va
32 Va
39%
42 Va
16
12%
32 Vs
3.33
35% Mar
21 Va
1
Mar
56
36
Co
Feb
50
300
650
21 'A
36
Jan
900
700
-3
Jan
42%
62%
17%
v-
30 V8
200
41%
43%
Jan
300
49
s
26%
43
34
49
Co—
39 7
17%
15
33%
Jan
78 Va Mar
61%
Southwestern
1,800
Feb;
62%
Southern
1,000
66 Va
Republic Steel Corp
15% Mar
21%
1,400
70
42 % Mai-
54%
78 Va
59%
Jan
60
75%
16%
Feb
Jan
21%
78 Va
Mar
57
51% Mar
Jan
35%
52
Feb
57%
13%
60
Jan
41%
50
26%
52%
15%
100
42%
*
Jan
100
4,300
57
700
200
3 % Mat-
45%
16 Va
51%
56%
200
Feb
700
16»/a
50 Va
3 6 Va
15 Va
1%
56 Va
50%
70
16 %
900
56 Va
56%
39
3 %
Feb
52% Mar
35 Va
14%
3
44% Mar
Feb
Mar
—7.50
& Co
Co
Mar
2,300
7%
22
_10
Co
—
Southern
39
47%
Jan
Co—*
Service
Airways
&
16% Mar
Jan
44%
Jan
68%
14%
33%
45 Vs
6%
16
35%
Sinclair
2,000
1
»
,
Co
Signode Steel
37%
100
500
69%
39
36%
7%
20%
*
5
34% Mar
Feb
7%
19%
5
(Un)
*
5
(Un)
*——10
30
13%
7%
19%
5
(Un)
Co
67% Mai-
1,500
94'A
*
Company
Oil
Pure
Jan
Mai-
62 Vs
Jan
Co
Radio
Corp of America
Raytheon Company
Pullman
Jan
118
Jan
85
6.25
Quaker Oats
31% Mar
Jan
56%
-
26%
89%
200
500
Feb
36 Vs
Feb
Mar
60 Va
93%
5
(The)
Service
8%
92'A
—
Co
Corp
Co
7% Mar
/59%
1
(Un)
Public
Feb
—5
Phillips Petroleum Co
Potter
Feb
5
5
RR
56
700
113% 115%
*
9 Va Mar
Co
Phelps
17%
A
90% Mar
Jan
Co
(Charles)
Pfizer
43%
Dock
&
Jan
6*A
85 Vs
*
Light
Peoples Gas
Pepsi-Cola
1
Bros Cooperage class
Greyhound Corp (Un)
75'A
700
5
3
—5
Co
Pennsylvania
700
4,300
34
1
500
9 Va
Corp
World
&
Coal
Peabody
26% Mar
Corp
85 Va
8%
Electric
&
600
29 'A
28%
33 Va
<•
Greif
States
79%
29%
37%
84%
Glass
American
Pan
6.25
Co
Chemical
Griesedieck
79 %
33%
16%
92 'A
Co
Chemical
Olin-Mathieson
Owens-Illinois
100
Co
Steel
Lakes
Gulf
Jan
Jan
40%
*
Stores
Drug
Oil
69%
31%
8
Great
Gulf
400
500
10
345s Mar
Jan
Gas
Natural
Schwitzer
10,800
1
(Un)
Brothers
Jan
79 3 A
Co
Schering
33 %
114
51
28
100
(Un)
Co
Jan
46%
__1
-
Jan
2,000
88
15
Edison
Feb
32%
1
800
32%
88
(Un.)
Oil
45 Va
45 Va
83 %c
47%
32
Bancorporation
Oklahoma
75%
45%
3.33%
Rubber
and
Co
Feb
79%
2.50
Electronics
Alden Corp
Glidden
Goldblatt
a
Mar
33
1.6623
Inc
Glen
8
65%
Inc
(The)
3% Mai-
Feb
41%
Utilities
Gillette
Jan
5%
8
41
Public
&
2%
3%
3
General
Tire
Feb
700
3
7%
Corp
Tele
8%
18,500
3%
7%
Corp
Mills
Motors
General
Jan
8
5
General
Gen
200
8%
1
:
Co
General
Genesco
8%
2
—
Finance
Electric
8%
—-—1
Corp
Dynamics
General
,
2
Corp.
9
46
32%
(Un)——5
St
F
47%
*
Gas
Ohio
Feb
—•—*
Ry
Ohio
Mar
5
Power
Manufacturing
Jan
Mar
Jan
39%
400
2
Feb
117% Mar
42 %>
40%
8%
10
30 Va
7 %
12,300
42%
Corporation
■
11%
400
13 Va
8%
:
55 3 + Mar
Jan
14%
11
Feb
Jan
81
53
76
14%
12%
186
100
76
41%
Inc
93% Mar
'
300
1
Co
Trailer
Feb
500
47%
221
5
Dairies
Fruehauf
Jan
600
2
Inc
Co
Motor
Foremost
300
(Un)
America
of
Feb
Mar
10%
7%
(Minnesota)
Jan
Mar
32 Va
10%
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Flour
0
a
% Mar
32
32 5a
Corp
First
(Un)
12%
1,100
1
Corp
Rubber
&
1,400
90 % Mar
Feb
20%
Mfg
Brewing
Firestone
37 Va
38%
Jan
States
22%
74%
209%
37%
Public
Natural
Feb
14
89 Va Mar
Corp
Pacific
Northern
a
1
Inc
Co
Natural
Paso
5
(Un>_—__5
Nemours
100
Northern
Northern
19%
—20
—
67%
27
47%
22,/2
1
(Un)
Co
Kodak
Eastman
32
87%
1
(Un )
Air
Eastern
10%
(Un)—12.50
Amer
Corp
de
27
38%
1
Co
(E I)
66 Va
600
27
1
5
90
89
Mar
.35 Vs
Jan
Jan
^
Gas
51 % Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
11%
70%
_1
Car
Illinois
31%
19% Mar
400
RR
Indiana
44 Va
Corp_
National
Pont
Northern
49% Mar
1
Chemical
Dow
Feb
42%
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Du
43% Mar
200
*
Corp
Edison
Detroit
Diamond
Jan
Illinois
700
Co
&
38%
American
Northern
100
>
Feb
Jan
3,500
Aviation
North
600
Gas.
of
Co
Curtiss-Wright
Deere
500
American
Northern
49%
Publishing
Steel
Crucible
41%
North
32'A
Jan
Jan
13%
Mfg
11% Mar
51
Co_
Crowell-Collier
41%
&
Central
45% Mar
8% Mar
60
America
of
Jan
10
Motors
Products
Corn
37%
56
Co
Can
Continental
1,800
49%
America
of
Corp
2,900
45 %
9%
48
Co
Power
Consumers
10
44
60
common
(Un)__
Foods
Consolidated
21%
200
24%
24 %
York
New
16
8 Va
17
83'A
(Un)
25%
50
Feb
Mar
13 Va
Co
National
200
19'A
6%
79 Va
Product
Feb
1,000
15
13%
Register (Un)
Jan
15%
709
83
1
Corp
Co
1,000
32V4
—10
7 Va
15%
19'A
50c
18%
15%
7
15
4
.*
1
—
67%
25
(Un)
System
12 Va
Inc
Jan
13%
—*
10
Corp
Jan
Company
Jan
100
&
Motorola
60
49'A
—5
9%
(U11)
Co
&
300
*
-
(Philip)
500
44
51
600.
(Un)
64%
1
com
11
Ward & Co
27%
24'A
10
10
Iron
Chemical
Montgomery
64%
54%
Corp
Inc
Co
Mai-
Monsanto
Morris
22%
30 %
--
preferred
Coleman
a
10 Va
—*
26%
64%
15'A
850
Electric
.
Feb
11
Co
1,700
Co
Products
Cleveland-Cliffs
Chemical
42
50
(Un) —12.50
Co
Manufacturing
Monroe
37%
23%
89% Mar
(Un)———A—*
——10
Fuel
River
Mod inc
40
:
&
Mississippi
Mar1
34%
&
Gas
V,-,
23%
Milw
Cincinnati
2
36%
16%
St Paul & Pacific
*
Northwestern Ry—
5A
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co-*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Chicago
19% Mat-
Feb
li3u
78 'A
Jan
Co
Mfg
23'A
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)—
Chicago
2,600
8
Jan
14
2,500
1 7
&
Mai-
Chaniplin Oil & Refining common
$3 convertible preferred
Chemetron
19%
1%
37 Va Mar
300
Inc——
Brewing
1
*
1
25
Corp
West
17%
150
86 31
Food ProductsSouth Utilities—.—
Min
Jan
38%
86
_
2.50
1
-.
common
Corp
Central
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
Ltd
Gas
Export
Celanese
5
—30c
25
10
*
__50c
Inc
Hecla
&
Brick
Minneapolis
High
38Va
38'A
Mickelberry's
Middle
Jan. 1
Low
86
—_*
Mei;rttt Chapman & Scott
Minnesota
i
Range Since
High
—16%
Co—____
&
(Un)
42 Va
.12.50
Burlington
Canadian
Co
64%
<E J >
Company
Calumet
W)
(F
&
42'.'a
—-
Corp
Burton-Dixie
26 «2
41
5
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach & Sons
25%
5
Corp
Fisheries
Booth
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Week's
Thursday
Sales'
Week's
of Prices
108
200
54
Mar
Feb
50
aan
32%
Feb
40%
Feb
Feb
115
Feb
18
Vj Mar
.
18'A
500
105 »A 105V2
4,100
88%
Jan
106% Mar
131%
700
97 VA
Jan
131% Mar
17%
5
—*
-1
108
16,600 1
40 Vs .Jan
131 Va
125
17
Jan
Volume
193
Number 6043
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1483)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'
(Range for Week Ended March 31)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range
on Stocks listed
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
'
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan.
*
Thursday
STOCKS
,
V•
,
■
'
•.
;
'/
Week's
Last
,•
Sale Price
Corp
!*,
American
Cement
American
Factors
Bishop Oil Co
Corp pfd
Ltd
10c
Consolidated
Corp
Oil
Min —_5c
_
Products
Co
26
(Un)
Co
Oil
class
Inc
Co
Products
Good
Humor
Oil
Co
Co
..
of
Jan
4% Mar
700
20%
Jan
7%
2,100
4%
Jan
2.60
100
1.75
31
Screw &
United
2.60 Mar
Salt
Oil Co
300
57%
63%
15
14%
15%
2.00
2.15
800
1.60
2.85
305,600
2.05
2.05
100
—1
10c
(Un)
:
—
2.30
2.20
36,900
2,600
64
73
190
2.20
Jan.
1.60
2.20
Feb
4^ CO vO
40c
^
—
J,
40c
32 3
42c
39,000
8
32 V\i
157a
100
|
1
_
73
Co
_
.
...
_
60c
50c
Jan
60c
32%
32%
15
29%
Jan
33%
15
20
13%
Jan
15
1
10
1
350
-
,
1
Jan
Jan
5%
50c
5%
5%
Jan
4%
Jan
350
69%
Jan
79%
32%
32%
882
33%
157
27%
Jan
Jan
33% Mar
7% Mar
Jan
30% Mar
6%
6%
5% Mar
Feb
6%
75
30
30%
100
19
■
19%
206
16
Jan
1.00
400
90c
Feb-y
Jarj
26% Mar
Feb\^
50%
5
20%
19%
1
1.00
95c
10
Stock
24%
24%
•25%
289
22%
43%
43%
44%
769
40%
.
averages of
Exchange
24
19% Mar
1.25
Jan
Jan
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
—Bonds—
March
March
28
March
29
2.20 Mar
March
30—
3,600
638,400
1.35
1.35
1,700
1.05
31
30:%
31
150
30 %
Jan
32%
10%
10
11%
7,700
6%
Jan
Jan
27
10
First"'
Second
10
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
148.18
111.75
227.69
92.26
Rail¬
83.05
40
87.65
86.36
92.26
82.72
82.86
87.55
86.35
82.57
82.72
87.56
86.28
228.41
92.15
82.71
82.78
87.52
86.2D
227.96
92.15
82.66
82.83
87.34
86.25
147.61
111.98
227.36
148.07
112.04
227.25
147.42
112.16
676.63
.
-
82.47
Total!
Bonds
,92.26
671.03
669.58
676.41
..
10
Total
146.20
111.91
'
11% Mar
1.50
15
672.48
—
Mar
75c
20
trials
Date
41 % Mai-
1.80
2.60i Mar
2.25
2.40
7%
8
20,300
12%
12%
12%
4,500
20
19
20 %
18,700
1
1.60
1.10
'
'•
'
—
•
Jan
20c
1,600
7%
■
Jan
75c
Jan
6
50c
8
Mai-
Mar
15% i
18 % Mar
1.70
800
1.25
Jan
800
29%
Jan
31% Mar
3%
3%
5,200
17
1,600
14%
Jan
17% i
28 %
700
25%
Jan
33
Date
Feb
27%
■
Feb
2.80
Jan
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
Closing
3% Mar
Range for
1961
Victor Equipment Co
_1
common.
28 %
1
1.75
1.40
10
_
(Un)
45,000
1.00
6%
1,200
6
37
37%
400
32
13c
17c
38,000
5
Exploration
1.75
6%
10c
14c
Jan
March 27——
125.19
High.
127.33
March 28——
125.53
Low
106.57
Wed
,
March 29—
v
1.75 Mar
Jan
17c
March 30——
Fri.
March
37% : Mar
Jan
126.35
•
Thurs.
6% Mar
Jan
8c
Rails,
5.234;
date
to
Mon,
Tues.
_
3..28;
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1.80 Mar
30%
by
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
20%i Mar
16%
;
Averages are compiled daily
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks, 17.28.
Jan
1.55
5
/
1.60 Mar
Jan
11%
Mai-
30%
A.—25
_
Insurance
Feb
77
10
15% Mar
47c
-
_
1
76%
5
_—
Jan
Mar
"
1
_
-
30
Mar
1.60
25c
series
60c
57% Mar
_1
.
_
Indus¬
Mar
72c
1
■
_
pfd
Jan
77
.
daily closing
2.00 Mar
1.80
1
Co
48
Stocks
14 % Mar
32%
142
1
Feb
—1
common
the
are
Mai-
57c
'Jan
25c
100
15%
'
57%
2.50 Mar
Feb
1.70 Mar
>
..
the New York
on
2.85 Mar
Jan
38c
Feb
56%.
..
9% Mar
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Feb
25c
—
_
Oil
2.00 Mar
40,200
48c
40%
32%
-
Mai-
2
common
Life
15% Mar
1.90
Jan
Jan
1
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Basin
65
Jan
1.63
'
_
Co
(Un)
Feb
8%
2.40
15%
_
Westates Petroleum
40%
65c
Feb
37%
Mar
4,300
1.85
10c
.
Bottlers
Gas
42
29%
6.25
Chemical
&
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
12,000
40c
72%
Development— 33 % C
Gas
Jan
34
Glass
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Feb
Jan
1.70
1
Reserve Oil & Gas
Mar
S
Jan
15
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Marth
..
(Un)
Invest
Rhodes Western
Coast
—
10
..
United
29
37 '
32c
48c
Co__
Oil
Preferred
2.40
50c
—
_
Gas
Jan
18
1,700
Inc_
Pacific
&
39%
42
Industries Inc-
Sugar
3uU
53c
Corp
Co
Pacific
Cal
24
1
(Un)
Co
American
Pepsi-Cola
24 % Mar
1.70
Petroleum
&
1,900
50c
..
Co
26%
23 %
.
Corp Ltd
Oil
25%
*
.
Frank
Merchants
17%
26
California—1
of
Co
M
4,500
8%
25 %
50
.
Bolt Corp of America
(The) Corp
Seeberg
25 % Mai-
384
277
—_
_
Mar
26% Mar
60c
—10
_
_
Jan
28%
57%.
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common- —_1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
8% Mai-
Jan
28
41
_
47 % Mar
,
Jan
40%
1
.
Corp
9%
23%
'
28 %
__
7%
-
—
_
Federal
Jan
13
276
9%
1
High
35%
40%
28%
-8.50
Manufacturing
Supply
Fuel
24%
25%
9%
.
_
_
26%
63 %
California
..
Williston
1.55
27
1
_
Matson Navigation
West
143,100
_
182
24%
Pittsburgh—5
Refractories
Corp
Penn
39% Mar
4%
25
Natco
Jan
Mai-
Feb
27%
10
A
Corp__
Jade Oil
Oil
4
7%
4
'
_
Idaho Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
Trico
12c
Feb
31%
^
_
Hollv
Union
Feb
3
Co—
Walker
Mountain
Mar
1,800
33'/3C
Ltd
Exploration Co
Southern
15
2.60
*
Corp
Exeter
North
Jan
39%
2.90
7%
Harbison
37% Mar
9C
3,400
39
Gas
fiOW
4 7'/a
24%
25%
10
-
High
44 %
;
5
.
__
Equitable
Low
46%
.
Inc
Duquesne
U
Emporium Capwell
Nordon
7%
37,000
4
2
Friden
Norris
800
12c
43B
7.50
Electrical
&
Jan
-
System
Brewing Co of
Light Co
Jan
24
29%
-
Mar
64c
Jan
Duquesne
McKinney
15
10c
5.50
Dominguez Oil Fields
Meier
Feb
Steel-
Industries
Columbia Gas
High
21%
3,650
3%
—-1
Corp
_
Corp
&
V
11%
'39%
5
-
California Ink Co
M J M
37 %
Apollo
Jan. 1
47c
300
4
e
Crestmont Consolidated
Leslie
142,900
,
lie
1
Oil-
Cypress Abbey Co
23%
•
_
Broadway-Hale Stores lnc_:
Buttes Gas &
Range Since
Low
••64c
23 %
36 %
15
_
Mammoth
General
36 %
-
_
Chica
I
•
Shares
High
55c
'
•
(Un)——.H-10
Bolsa
Gladden
60c
(Un)_.—25
Black
Dole
Low
Allegheny Ludlum
for Week
of Prices
Par
Aeco
Par
Sales
Range
39
<
3
Range for 1960
127.33
High
31—Holiday
Mar 30
Jan
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
—
Oct
26
,Lo^ ——
•
Mar
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Wood
Steel
Stores
American
common-
Tel & Tel
Corporation
City
Atlantic
-
Budd
Transit
C
System
Mar.
Manufacturing
86% Mar
103%
Jan
122% Mar
1%
Feb
1% Mar
303
41 %
55
14
Durable
38%.Mar
Transportation
1,535
35%
Jan
43%
Utility
546
39%
Jan
55
Mar
405
12%
Jan
15%
9%
Feb
17%
class
A
10
•
com___20c
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne Light—
^
7,525
§%
Jan
1,296
13%
Jan
101%
559
77%
Jan
45%
Feb
1,191
;
10%
37%
Jan
46
750
8%
Jan
10%
5
9%
Feb
__
:
—
_
—
_
—1.0
125.2
103.6
129.6
—1.4
129.6
107.7^
120.5
121.1
—0.5
121.1
•.
.6.75
47%
46 %
47%
1.092
—5
28%
28
28%
996
—
106.6
Storage, Battery____^_______L0
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
—
♦New
Stores——L_>__^——1
Co___
_•
5
—
-Mar
__
*
42
Jan
Jan
Dairies
2
Acceptance
conv
General
voting
Motors
International
Lehigh Coal
,
Corp common
preferred---
50%
Jan
65
39%;
38%
41%
629
32%
Jan
41% Mar
Mon.
63%
Jan
80% Mar
Tues.
Corp__
Resistance—
Ac
*
_
1.66%
—10c
Navigation
10
&
Co
Inc
Mergenthaler
-
i
_16%c
Linotype
30%
25c
Pennsylvania Power
ylvania
Peoples
Stores
&
Light
22% Mar
—5
——20c
3
Electric
Power
common
Service Electric & Gas
Reading
Cb
—
Smith"Kline
&
10%
Jan
12
40%
Jan
34%
3114
465
25%
11%
Jan
315
Jan
113
19%
Jan
23%
380
-2014
Mar. 29
36%
2,175
Feb
86%
509
7714
Jan
105
78%
Jan
3614
31%
32
200
2614 Mar
28%
Jan
44
27%
Jan
Jan
31%
22%
2,357
15%
'
16%
3,214
11%,
37%
25
32%
|Lab__
26%
Jan
Service.
Co—
v
4114
36%. Jan
U.
278,000
6,465,000
270,000
6,247,000
19.760,270
$23,553,000
$1,278,000
Holiday—
of
Shares
61%
2,604
5114
Jan
S.
..Universal
-
5,558
914
Jan
Government
125
22%
24
1,204
17%
Jan
24
4114
2,045
33%
Jan
41% Mar
5214
667
42%
Jan
11
50
8%
Jan
85%
Jan
46
Jan
11% Mar
107%
Feb
57%
55%
5814
1,179
59%
Feb
32%
32%
3314
406
27%
Jan
35%
Feb
10c
18%
17%
18%
224
15%
Jan
1914
Feb
53%
51 %
53%
1,315
47%
Jan
55%
78%
78%
79%
82'4
$2,000
19,582,500
~
$1,267,000
and
Industrial
23,553,000
25,523.000
441.244,000
351,418,000
$24,831,000
—
$26,790,000
$460.348.1C0
$371,002,500
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
I-
7%
Stocks
.
Foreign
-
(No. of
Domestic
Foreign
Total
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
'
Shares)
Mon.
Mar. 27—
Tues.
Mar. 28—
Wed.
Mar. 29
—2.903,670
2,637,000
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
$195,000
$20,000
484.000
62,000
$7,000
553,000
31,000
8,000
471,000
$215,000
Jan
_
5
____i
common
6214
61%
16%
*
——10
.
'
3.072.595
Mar. 30—
Fri.
Mar. 31———
8
6214
16%
63%
—
63%
64
64
187
68
Jan
225
7
Jan
Jan
63% Mar
50
421
1
52%
13%
Jan
•
16% Mar
53%
Jan
67%
Feb
62
Jan
64
Feb
6%s.-.__1977
page
—
79%
80
$2,100
77%
Jan
84
Jan
464,000
:
4,000
468,000
-Holiday12.420,420
8% Mar
634
432,000
3,807,155
Thurs.
$1,575,000
$117,000
$15,000
$1,707,000
■
Week Ended March 31
1961
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
I960
Jan. 1 to March 31
1961
1960
12,420,420
4,630,265
129,119,705
67,313,982
$1,575,000
$297,000
$14,373,000
$7,430,000
117.000
22.000
1,068.000
351,000
15.000
13.000
560.000
289,000
$1,707,000
$332,000
$16,001,000
$8,070,000
Bonds-
Domestic
?
Foreign
see
$2,000
19.102~.100
,
Feb
common
footnotes,
1960
192,441,059
*<
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
l
Foreign
For
—,
$1,278,000
Total—
,
BONDS
Transit'Co
'
—
Mar
..4—*
,
Baltimore
;',r>
.
52% Mar
49'%
607
Improvement——13.50
Corp
___*
■
■'
.
_
Railroad
1961
299,946,967
Bank
11% Mar
"
10514
Marion
Washington Gas Light
Woodward & Lothrop
1960
12,207,550
•
Total
;
,
Jan. 1 to March 31
61% Mar
11%
11
10314
—
—
$24,831,000
19,760,270
.
1
International
48% Mar
•
6014
104%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
United Gas
6,214,000
6,187,000
5,977,000
Feb
—.2.50
Co.—
344,000
5,330.010
Foreign
38% Mar
44
11
—
5,870.000
$5,905,000
15% Mar
Jan
40
__
Sales
$368,000
32% Mar
£9% ' 30%
;
Bond
$5,519,000
Bonds—
38% Mar
37 %>
15%
__
Bonds
1961
3214 Mar
2 5
359
2
Total
Gov't
Bonds
—
Stocks—Number
90% Mar
126% Mar
4 32%
U.S.
Bank
Bonds
i'
Week Ended March 31
37% Mar
84%
34%
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
:
5.614,720
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
2o % Mar
•
11514 126%
35
67. (F
4.626,980
Total—*
34% Mar
30 %
__
90.3
and Miscel.
Shares
14% Mar
31%
29%
120.5
Railroad
-
Feb
32%
*
147.4
—0.2
Mar
14%
Feb
4 0.1.
90-.3
.
4,188,560
..
Mar. 28
Fri.
47% Mar
—-
French
Public
10
50
Paper Co.—
Southeastern
50
4,570
22%
•
com..52%
:
_Somh Jersey Gas
12
47
.-
v.
Mar. 27_
Wed.
Feb
31%
.30%
Inc
Corp..
Potomac
Sun Oil
15
Jan
30%
86%
Philadelphia Electric Co—_4_——6014
Philadelphia Transportation Co
10
11
Scott
Jan
17%
31%.
_3
RR-_—___—50
Drug
Perfect Photo Inc
Public
12:%
42
14%
__
_1
common
Philco
1,398
12
—.
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water..
Penn
13%
21%
44%'
46%
—
-
New
1,694
13
Macke Vending Co class A__
i—1
Madison Fund Inc.—
1
22%
Martin (The) Co new
common...34%
Merck
80%
•:
,.
Mar
2114
13
118.4
^
Stocks-
165
1
87.1
159.6
147.3
__
29% Mar
6434
78%
108.3
.4 1.7
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
47% Mar
25%
64%
.
147.4*
■
4 2.7\
157.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
—
bo1,'4
99.5
103.8
.
High.
Thurs.
General
60c
.
,
159.6*
.
No. of
Electric
107.7
125.2
Trade, Finance and. Service
Mining
10% Mar
10%
Low
101% Mar
10:%
9%,
1961—
Jan
9%
16%
43%
44%
-
130.4
.
Jan
100 %
101
—25
124.0
1960
High
—0.2
—
.
Goods
Jan
15%
l1.80
——I
—
Change
130.4
127.8
__
Goods
Non-Durable
Percent
Mar. 17,'61
130.1
—
_
34
8%
__5
24,'61
—L—_
_
9%
Publishing ,Co __-n^_-vt.r___-__l
Transit
Feb
12,676
13%
14
1
Company__'_-__;_____£__j._:__
Curtis
1957-59==100
293.221
37%
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending March 24, 1961, for the composite and by major
week
Composite-
Jan
1%
53%
_12
Co—
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp_r—i-—:-
D
76%
26%
122%
39%
41
5c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
723
36%
the
stock
High
Jan
Hi
—
Corp
23%
114%
•
Electric—_4.33
Research
65
84%
for
of
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26%
82%
120%
——
Shares
High
.26%
82%
33%
——
•
Atlantic
26%
1
Rights
Arurdel
Low
_10
Co
index
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for Week
of Prices
Par
Alan
American
stocks
Sales
Range
Sale Price
SEC
government-!
/corporate
Total
44.
I
40
(1484)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown
Are Expressed
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper common
preferred
4 % %
Acadia
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Reed
Low
High
39% Mar
421/4 Mar
23 %
325
23% Mar
24
221/4
625
14%
22% Mar
850
19% Jan
22 '/a Mar
100
191/4
Jan
20
5.097
6%
Feb
32%
Feb
5,968
31 %
Jan
35% Mar
150
211/4
Feb
22%
47
Jan
44
Mar
40 >A
23%
23 Va
20
22%
20
20
7%
71/4
7%
37'/4
37%
I,925
351/#
35%
a21% a21%
—
Co—;
1—.
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
35%
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4 V2 %
preferred
pfd— _25
_
International Bronze Powders 6%
3,454
39 y4
22%
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
preferred
Jan
International
Paper
International
of
Jan
Labatt
Mar
Ltd
Laura
Secord
Loeb
Jan
(John)
Lower
______;
St
Lawrence
45
Jan
15
40
Feb
230
50%
Jan
53 % Mar
Maritime
37%
36%
37'/a
547
33-
Jan
39
27%
26%
27%
3,091
25% Mar
28%
23%
231/2
251/4
1,376
22
251/2 Mar
90c
97c
II,340
97 c
Mitchell
Mar
Jan
Montreal
10
61%
6 li/4
Bank
of
Nova
10
72 »/4
721/4
10
57
57
41
42
a421/4
a43
29
29
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst
Power
Class
&
•
Paper ' class
•
(Robt)
:
Telephone
Rights
25
5%
preferred
5%%
preferred
5%%
Jan
73% Mar
541/2
Jan
59%
Feb
2,920
38% Jan
42%
Feb
41
45
Jan
34%
4 % %
25
Noranda
Mines
94c
97c
384,218
94c
Mar
47
150
46
Mar
48%
Feb
Nova
50
Mar
52%
Feb
&
Ogilvie
Jan
7%
Jan
51%
51
51%
95
7%
7%
7%
1,119
49%
49%
49%
255
4.50
4.35
4.75
9,208
35
47% Mar
71/4
50
Co
Scotia
Steel
Oshawa
Wholesale
Jan
3.80
49% Mar
4.75 Mar
Pacific
34i/8
35 '/8
3,700
29%
Jan
175
77%
Feb
78%
a92
a92
10
90
Jan
92
43%
43%
100
42%
Feb
44%
a49% a49%
8
47%
Jan
50
50
41%
50
411/z
40
40'/2
Power
Jan
Ltd
Corp
Price
Mar
Bros
Jan
4%
Mar
Jan
42% Mar
50
Jan
53
Feb
6%
12
Jan
14
Mar
Jan
British
39
Feb
Columbia
Telephone
25
45
45
45%
584
Mar
49
Feb
1.25
1.20
1.30
6,434
11'A
HV4
455
50
Rights
Brockville
Chemical
Ltd
pfd
Canada (1959) Ltd
Bond
a52%
10
25
Company
Mills
a52'/s a52'/s
al9% al9%
70
40
45
1.20 Mar
9%
Jan
14
141/2
725
12%
Jan
,—*
a7%
a71/2
a7 %
400
7%
Feb
35
34'%
35
150
—•
A
common
25%
25%
27
102
102
27%
28
100
Cement
common
•
preferred
Iron
Steamship
Foundries
Breweries
Canadian
British
Canadian
33
Feb
16,542
23%
Jan
10
101%
Jan
783
25%
Jan
36
29
Mar
Bronze
Canadian
26
27
612
25%
Jan
27%
1,180
18%
Jan
21%
Feb
50%
49%-
50%
1,135
39 %
Jan
50% Mar
12
12
900
Mar
12 %
24%
24
25
3,110
19%
Jan
25
63%
63
64
1,9-16
"08%
Jan
65
48
47%
49%
3,131
43%
Jan
11
10%
11
200
10
17%
•
19 %
19%
19%
130
88%
88%
88%
10
23%
33%
25
Co
Ltd—
Fairbanks
Morse
class
Hydrocarbons
10%
1
Marconi
Oil
10 %
*
Power
33%
24%
1,307
Co
15%
946
24%
Jan
24%
41 '
Jan
28%
Feb
Feb
27
Feb
Feb
Jan
93
93
93%
160
93
Mar
96
11%
11%
11%
876
10%
Jan
12
Jan
43
%
43%
45
1,839
40
Feb
46
Mar
16%
16%
16%
635
15%
Jan
50
49
50%
756
47
Jan
17%
52%
19
19
150
19
Mar
21
Feb
Feb
Ltd
preferred
Co
Ltd
6%
Jan
2.00
Jan
10%
11%
375
8 %
180
6%
6%
10%
3,050
Feb
Jan
77
10%
Jan
37
Jan
13%
1,865
39
39
39%
395
5 %
B
Ltd
:
A
Bridge
Corsets
Glass
300
4.85
Jan
237/a
Jan
Steel
Jan
11'A
10%
11%
12,721
19%
Jan
15
Jan
20
200
13
Mar
3.30
3.30
150
3.00
5%
5%
100
3.90
Jan
10
10
100
Jan
10
23%
6,336
8%
20 %
Jan
17
Gatineau
common
17
a—1
15%
5
101
Jan
275
60
Jan
20%
20%
3,800
19 %
Jan
200
Feb
a
60%
36%
(Chas
Power
11%
Jan
15% Mar
105
-
Jan
62
Feb
21
Jan
36%
37
4,603
31%
Jan
5,345
16%
Jan
37% Mar
Knanp
International
com
4
%%
common
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
6%
,
Feb
Jan
15%
285
14%
Jan
18'A
16%
Feb
15
6
6%
59%
II,653
4.60
Jan
7% Mar
40
39%
Jan
59 % Mar
59%
Feb
7%
7%
7,735
76
74%
76
2,617
Feb
77% Mar
8.80
8.80
9165
1,500
6.00
Jan
11% Mar
23%
18%
Jan
24% Mar
23%
7% Mar
72
7% Mar
7,753
11%
Jan
7,240
27
Jan
29% Mar
31
31
31
115
29
Jan
31
Jan
19% Mar
Mar
41%
41%
41'A
41
40%
46%
6%
46%
461/2
50
45% Mar
6%
6%
3U0
6
Jan
33%
2,425
28
Jan
al7
al6%
al7
46
17
Feb
18%'Mar
*
25%
25%
26%
630
21
Jan
29
75%
75
75%
832
67%
Jan
77% Mar
3,078
19%
100%
Jan
26% Mar
32%
42%
Jan
47
Mar
7
Feb
34% Mar
Anglo-Can
Pulp
Feb
Canada
page 44.
220
59
Jan'
65
°Mar
60%
585
58
Feb
64
Feb
5.75
6.00
3,782
23
241/4
2,990
19%
2.40
2.45
2,800
1.75
.61/4
275
24%
•
-
Worts
6%
61/4
al4
al4
43%
44%
2,230
3.15
1
5.00
100
44%
____—•_*
3.00
Feb
6.00 Mar
24% Mar
Jan
3.15 Mar
Jan
5% Mar
8%
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
46
Mar
3.15
10,700
*
50%
50%
51
300
40
Jan
57
25%
'25'A
251/4
805
18
Jan
21%
al07
al07
5
106
Feb
Jan
—
2.40 Mar
*
...—
Jan
13
38%
.—
Ltd
A__
41
41
41
50
35
45%
45%
45%
72
3.15 Mar
Mar
106%
45-/4 Mai-
Ltd
al3%
68
Jan
3.25
Mar
Jan
75 % Mar
F.' b
Feb
Mar
42
46%
.1
Avalon
Telephone Co
Selburn Oil &
Baker
Talc
Ltd
Bateman
Beauce
Mining Co
Mining
Bay
Placer
Mining
Bonnets
90
13%
Jan
10 %
Jan
12% Mar
Bornite
63 %
Feb
69%
Jan
Bouzan
17
17
18
49,001
14%
Jan
18
Mar
Burnt
Feb
20
500
12
4,872
19%
625
45
50
20%
19%
20 J/4
1,945
31 %
29
31%
725
18
18
18
625
17%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
565
9%
Jan
12
Feb
a78
a78
15
69%
Jan
78
Mar
45
12%
19%
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
21
45
10
*
Mar,
Jan
46%
Jan
19% Mar
20%
Jan
21%
31 % Mar
Jan
19%
Feb
12
12%
3,004
10
Jan
24%
13% Mar
24
24%
7,180
22%
Jan
25
3.60
3.55
3.70
2,325
19%
37%
3.25
Jan
4.00
Feb
Feb
19%
20
900
15%
Jan
23%
Jan
38 %
490
37
Jan
102%
39%
Feb
102 % 102%
40
100
Jan
107%
102% Mar
107% 107%
50
107% Mar
106%
Jan
45%
47%
25
42%
Jan
45% Mar
617
42%
Jan
49
al2%
al3
95
11%
Jan
13% Mar
a3.75
65
3.00
Jan
17%
18
1,680
114
10
13%
110%
Jan
114
14
14
100
45%
47%
46%
18
14
4.00
Feb
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
114
Mar
Feb
15
Jan
Canadian
Kodiak
&
60c
37c
8
8%
1,590
7%
Jan
7.95
8.25
3,675
4.95
Jan
9c
9c
3,000
7%c
8c
28,000
5c
Jan
35c
35c
1,400
35c
Mai-
20c
20c
2,000
He
Feb
25c
Jan
4c
4C
1,000
3c
Jan
5c
7%
7%
355
6 %
Feb
7% Mar
a70c
a75c
95
Ltd
______1
Gas
Minerals
7.60
Jan
11%
Feb
175
Crain
7.40
Jan
10%
F"b
8,500
Crusade Petroleum
43%
43 %
45
2,171
35
49
3,580
45
24%
3.588
23% Mar
3,634
10c
Jan
2.0O
2.oO
500
17%
2.uu
—__!*[
17%
Ltd
14
Jan
49% Mar
Engineering
Dominion
Leaseholds
24% Mar
10%
Jan
19%
Jan
20% Mar
37%
Jan
13%
13
42% Mar
13%
3.292
12%
Jan
14% Mar
5%
Jan
Mar
6
170
54%
56
1,960
43
Jan
56
'29%
45
19
Jan
93
29.% Mar
30
91
Feb
94.
6% Mar
Ma f"
Jan
2.00 Mar
2.00 Mar
50
13
Jan
16
15 '
17%
Ja-h
18% Mar
3,800
80c
Feb
97c
500
13c
Mar
90c
13 %c
12c
—*
95c
13 % c 13 % c
2.15
12c
13c
6,800
13
13%
1,050
10c
500
6%c
10c
Mar
n
14%
Feb
14c
Mar
Jan
2;50
2.22
26,490
1.94
Jan
8%c
1,000
6%c
Feb
12c
4c
3,000
4c
Jan
5c
8%c
7%c
8%c
3,000
3c
2 %c
3c
22,000
1
1.50
"A"—*
a75c
a75c
*
29%
29%
2.30
2.50
1,700
4%c
4%c
5c
2
44
1
1
Feb
13c
12 %c
'
4c
4c
4%c
al8 %
87c
—1
85c
115'
1,000
al9
40
89c
3 200
26,800
%c
Feb
Mar
22c
Feb
9%c Jan
12% Mar
2.04
1
Ltd
Jan
8%c
1
Sec
14
22,500
10c
10c
13%
*
1
—
85c
9%c
Ltd__—_1
:
Mar
500
al4% al4%
al8% al8%
1
—
20
17%
—*
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
8%c Mar
4%e
Jan
Jan
Jan
95c
„
Jan
95c
28
.
Jan
29% Mar
1.22
3%c
2.50 Mar
Jan
Jan
18
5c
Mar
75c
Mar
19
94c..
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.09
1.22
18%
18%
18%
100
•
1.37
1.35
1.50
4,100
50c
50c
200
47c
16%
16%
325
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
1.00
1.00
100
60c
Jan
1.15
Feb
24%
Jan
1
Dominion
25
Jan
Ltd*
*
—:
Dominion
4,992
■
Mar
19c
*
Mar
42%
93
6c
Corp Ltd
45
41
6
600
L)
Jan
42%
56
6 %C
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
4.435
4.68%
6%c
Ltd—
Vauze Mines
4.10
13
13%
a20% a20 %
Mar
Consol Quebec Yellow-knife Mines Ltd_l
Consol Textile
Mills
Ltd
5%
pfd—20
11%
13%
65c
Pacific Ltd
10%
23%
Jan
1,000
Jan
1
Ltd
Standard
9.50
47%
5c
45c
Ltd
Div
3.65
49
13c
3%c Jan
Trust
New
10%
23%
Feb
Mar
1,000
-—
Ltd
75c
9,633
Co
Inv
Preferred
Dalfen's
Mar
Mar
65c
Cleveland Copper Corp
4.10
4.40 Mar
Mar
Mar
16c
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava-
(R
15c
50c
3%c
—1
Chibougamau Copper Corp_
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Consolidated
15c
70c
Jan
65c
Ltd—
1(1 'A
Jan
1
1
—.—
11%
3.15
20c
Feb
12 %c
Mar
15c
Explorations
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Ltd
7%c
9c
8%
8.75 Mar
3Y2C
Quebec
Consolidated
Feb
8
8.25
-1
Refineries
*
*
5c
Jan
Feb
3%c
.
Dock
Explorations
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
45c
31c
Ltd—__ 1
Mines
Dredge
Cnemalloy
Feb
1
International
&
8 %
7,000
—1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Oil
Jan
—1
Canadian
Castle
6%
8%
13,900
Corp
Tungsten
Mines
Jan
6,205
8
13,892
Ltd
Canadian
Cartier
44%
,
4c
,—1
Ltd
I
Carbec
Feb
Feb
35c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Canorama
8c
37 Vz
54c
———1
12% Mar
17%
Jan
16
33c
Butterfly Hosiery Co.,Ltd_
20
8
4%c
48c
Inc———
250
11%
High
3,000
a38 a39%
—-————
Hills
Low
7c
3%c
—
Warrants
Copper
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"A"__1
Ltd
Mines
Raceway
Mines
fic
35c
Ltd.
Corp
230
19%
Low
7C
54c
—
12
12
Shares
—5
Gas
al4
20
Sales
for Week
of Prices
—u—*
—
68%
19%
Canadian Dollars
Range
1
Ltd
68%
14% Mar
Exchange
Week's
Ltd—*
Exploration
12
*
Mills
Paper
68%
•
*
Telefilms
Blue
5
675
21
Expressed in
Last
Atlas
Augustus
Mar
75
Are
Atlas
100
75
Shown
Development Co Ltd—_—5
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
1
99 % Mar
a99% a99%
75
—100
—
Jan
65
601/4
*
Belle-Chibougamau
50%
2.80 Mar
29%
common
102%
Feb
63%
60%
Anglo-Nfld
Mar
common.5
_—
30
65
10
*
&
&
51
•
!
26
*
Explorations
Jan
25
;—
25
lOli/z 101%
100
Par
Alscope
45%
*
A
26
Sale Price
2,631
Warrants.
40%
17
Thursday
51
50%
£1
class
preferred
see
15%
STOCKS
Bellechasse
•
Hudson
footnotes,
36% Mar
800
Canadian Stock
*
preferred
45
330
17
25,392
Prices
20c
u
-III—I
Corp
122
27
17
V-
Mar
—1
A
Acceptance
53
36%
50
17
100
of
55% Mar
■->. 53
17
1.50
191/8
preferred
Jan
*
!
preferred
Mar
1,500
29%
—
common
15%
•
R
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
3.10 Mar
—100
100
*
Investment
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
4,640
24%
preferred
150
1
Paper
82
Jan
108
8%
2.90
82
10
(Canada)
17
a3.75
Ltd
Warrants
Smith
Jan
6
82
8%
2.75
8%
1
class
20
100
Pittfield"!
81
Jan
17%
warrants—1
A
2.80
1%
class
Mar
*
17
38 VA
__
.
49
29Vb
Corp
2.80
1
Motors
6 % %
preferred
Hclt, Renfrew
Jan
6.00
19%
10
E)
Co
40%
*
Bailey
100
Paper
Andy Co
I,875
18%
Pipeline
2.80
common
Lakes
46%
29%
Bank
19%
•
preferred
preferred
5%%
preferred
Oil
Jan
20%
•
5%
Farms
16
al05
5
Ltd
Co
45
♦
Jan
•
Corp
Canada
Petroleum
&
20
3.00
22% Mar
1
Canadian
of
46
*
Mar
1
Co
Cos
al7
Jan
60
•
Co
58% Mar
5% Mar
•
common
Corp
Motor
33
Jan
50
—50
Feb
Jan
15
•'
___
Brewery
Foundation
265
2.50
Feb
3.60
18%
al05
3%
Canada
27
Jan
50
*
—
common
Power
Mar
14%
Jan
60%
.*
23%
common
Electrolux
Fleetwood
17
al6
•
Ltd
Corp
Players
Jan
30
1,095
24% Mar
—
_•
.
Chemical common
Textile
24
1,200
58%
11% Mar
755
14
10
Coal
Preferred
of
7%
19"%
14
*
Ltd
&
2,220
32
58
7%
Ltd
Zellers" Limited
5% Mar
19 %
100
&
26%
30
24% Mar
•
com
preferred
Stores
25%
30
58%
29% Mar
21 %
♦
common
Steel
Mar
26%
10
*
Canada
•
&
Feb
common..*
common
-25
preferred.
Foundries
Preferred
13
*
preferred
(Geo)
Feb
3,260
2
Dominion
Jan
*
1
of
&
Feb
1,711
•
Seagrams
Webb
Weston
14%
29
*
Co
6%
10%
1———
Gooderham
40
5%
•
Franco-Canadian
Coal
4,570
*
6%
Steel
6%
23%
*
Dominion
12%
*
Ltd
Class
23
100
Dominion
11%
*
Canada
Walker
Feb
27%
550
Dominion
12%
Oils
Jan
27%
3.00
Bros
11 J/4
23%
21 %
class
Mar
*
4%»-pfd
4%% pfd
Canada
United
Viau
15% Mar
Jan
21
Dominion
Jan
76
3.00
Tar
4%
14
13
*
Zellerbach
15
-100
1
common
Co
Co
Trans
Jan
10
3.00
=
A
Seal
Jan
*
Inc
Triad
8% Feb
7 % Mar
34
21%
Dominion
11%
Jan
225
•
Dominion
7%
1,342
13
•
Glass
Dominion
10% Mar
a79
22%
Dominion
33 % Mar
15%
22%
Distillers
Jan
10%
•
&
32
15%
•
Foncier
7%
Rights
3.80 Mar
Mining & Smelting
Cork
1,600
—1
Steinbergs class A
5%%
preferred
7% Mar
50
Textile
Crown
Steel
Jan
50
Consolidated
Consolidated
Credit
Corp
24%
Feb
475
•
Corp
15
:—.—■-—100
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
6%
Combined Enterprises
Credit
13
*
Texaco
•
IBJ)
Columbia Cellulose
Feb
15
———-*
B
Southam
Mar
•
Coghlin
Coronation
21%
.
10
Farm
class
20
•
Vickers
Cockshutt
Jan
*
.
88% Mar
•
Petrofina
Canadian
*
<
Jan
88-/8 Mar
25
common
Railway
Canadian
For
27
a__
13%
Simpsons
Jan
33%
•
1
Companies
Pacific
Consumers
11
a3.50
50
com
1
_
Canadian
23 %
Feb
,
a78%
International
Preferred
Canadian
6%
•
common
Canadian
$4.50
26
26%
a__
—*
A
Sogemines
Feb
8%
A_50c
•
Industries
Preferred
Indus
50
370
common
Water &
A
Sicard
Jan
6%
——.—-
Canadian
6Vr
a6
14%
—
Lawrence
Series
Mar
a3.50
*
———
Canadian
6%%
Mar
a6
10%
*
new___—
Series
50 % Mar
12
A
Class
Feb
20%
100
Huskv
Imperial
Mar
107
Jan
*
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Mar
20 Yb
•
common
B
Canadian
29
26
common
Canadian
Howard
109
Feb
9%
'
common
Chemical
Warrants
&
Feb
100
155
1
_
Canada
Shawinigan
Jan
•
series
Canadian
102%
•
common
Alumin
Celanese
fl
103%
140
a9%
109
Mar
10
preferred
Canadian
Horne
20
105
a9 %
————-—
"A"
Class
20%
12.50
Canadian
Home
.a 09
105
a9%
Feb
14%
|_
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Jan
•
common
preferred
Hardee
14% Mar
—
8%
10
common
Canadian Aviation Electronics
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Handy
Jan
14%
(A V)
(Canada) common
Rolland Paper class A
14% Mar
20
Canada
Canada
Great
10%
42% Jan
15 % Mar
Roe
11% Mar
a—
141/2
*
class
Preferred
General
16,791
90
—
Ltd
preferred
Power
Class
St
Power
Frosst
13%
282
Canada
Co.
&
Reitman's
1.60 Mar
a__
1
Ltd
Building Products
French
13%
■■
19 % Mar
27
common
of
Quebec
34%
Fraser
18%
Jan
41%
A—;•
preferred
Natural Gas
4,593
Ford
37
Jan
17%
*
class
Warrants
2,700
Famous
Jan
15%
725
*
Quebec
14
Pont
31
5,962
al9
41%
Tubes
Page-Hersey
35 % Mar
791/8
37
Du
125
16%
*
common
Petroleums
34%
Dononue
37
15%
'al8%
100
common
Products
Jan
48
78%
50
Mills
Flour
131/8
Dow
37
16%
•
26%
Light & Power
Ontario
14
1%
Mar
8%
41 %
Ltd
13,278
34%
Crown
Mar
34,880
*
Mar
47%
•
Class
Mar
12
v
*
pfd
Products——*
Corbys
18
Jan
13%
36% Mar
al8%
A_—___*
Corp
Power
Class
Jan
100
Locomotive
Car
100
preferred
$1.75
16
*
4%%>
Forest
5%
40
11
Jan
30% Jan
;
—40
Steel
Columbia
5 %
Jan
100
class
Ltd
National
Morgan
Columbia
$1.30
31
al7% a!7%
—*
A
1.05 Mar
Jan
28% Mar
British
Canada
2,287
*
Montreal
British
Calgary
36%
:
13 %
B
Penmans
preferred
Bruck
12
—.
Preferred
47%
•
preferred
Brown
66% Mar
Feb
26% Mar
13
V-10
class
Breweries
Class
Electric—
preferred
Brooke
Jan
10%
200
Jan
1
•
•
preferred
5 % '/o
66"%
60%
630
35%
Ltd*
River
B
Molson
63% Mar
100
Columbia
4% %
5 %
782
3,655
50
pfd
preferred
4 V-i %
73
57%
50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Oil common
4%
Jan
£1
Mersey
British
59%
46
50
Paper
Bowaters
47%
96c
Corp
Bowater
29
3,195
4,195
11%
-
B
Bell
Bowater
a43
*
A
62
Powell
&
Tel
&
———.
Mar
Class
of
Bloedel
Tel
65 %
27%
37
Massey-Ferguson common
4 % %
preferred
5%% preferred
MacMillan
65
11%
Power
520
48% Mar
27%
*
—
Feb
46 % Mar
27%
3
—
_
Jan
65 %
——*
52
Bank
33% Jan
40% Jan
common-"
—t—_
Ltd
(M)
Ltd
41
Jan
34%
905
46%
Mar
67% Mar
31
1,510
40
90c
57% Jan V
2,496
48%
46
97c
7,598
32%
44%
Service
J an
65%
44
Public
22 V2
31%
47%
Jamaica
71/2 Mar
High
17%,Mar
Jan
64%
44
50 %
Ltd
21%
48%
51
Corp
1,425
32%
Corp
40
Steels
22 %
Jan
64%
$2
46%
Atlas
22 %
15
*
—
_50
-
487
5
Utilities
Jan. 1
Low
17
7.60
Canada
com
Range Since
High
preferred
——25
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
—5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
10
Jan
38
Nickel
Imeinational
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd. _50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co. $2.90 pfd_. ._50
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos
Low
Shares
16%
17
10
pfd 25
'
22
_25
Inland Cement
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
of Prices
Low
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
39 %
Sugar common
Sugar class A
Acadia-Atlantic
E
Week's
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Dollars
37»/4
Atlantic
Albert
Canadian
.
(Range for Week Ended March 31,)
Exchange
in
.
Works
Ltd
Ltd—
*
Ffdconbridge Nickel
Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc_;
Fleet
Mfg Ltd___
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
Fano
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
16%
1
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
•.
1
Fab Metal Mines Ltd
_1
•
1
23%
81c
1.00
23
23%
570
22%
1.65
1.65
200
1.60
-9c
47
10c
5,500
6c
45
47%
1,920
38%
2c
1.22 Mir
Feb
18%
17% Mav
Jan
1.50 Mar
Feb
60c
Mar
Jan
1.74
Jan
Jan
Feb
11 %c Alar
Feb
48
Jan
Mar
2c
.1,500
2c
Jan
3c
Mar
*
65c
65c
300
46c
Jan
71c
Mar
0
a2.75
a2.75
80
1
7c
7c
27c
22c
500
3.00
5,000
*
9 05 Mar
«
-
Jan
8%cMar
25c
Mar
*"
Number 6043
193.
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1485)
f
CANADIAN MARKETS
*
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Ventures Ltd
Goluen Age Mines Ltd
(Prank W)
Ltd
6%
Ltd
A
Lead
6c
48c
c
1,000
3V2C Jan
5c
2V2C
Jan
3c
85c
80c
86c
12,300
80c
Mar
1.00
Jan
28
28
100
25%
Feb
28% Mar
38'4
3814
31
37%
Feb
39
5114
51 y4
6
49 %
Feb
51% Mar
46c
Jan
72c
—
38Vt
51%
"
1
Ltd
55c
—1
55c
1,000
4.60
—
4.80
—1
4.90
19,925
4c
—
4c
4.40 Mar
1,000
3c
Acceptance
Jan
Inc class A
Lithium
Massval
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Island
Ltd...
6 '7c
Ltd
39c
2,000
1.01
300
85c
Feb
-1
1014c
750
8c
Mar
1014
Manitoba
New
West
American
North
American
Rare
Corp
Asbestos
Metals
Industries
Northwest
Ltd__
Ltd
(1945)
1
Mines
Pennbec
Mining
Gold
7c
Prime
Porcupine
Power
.
LtdSteel Mills
Gas
Premier
Provo
Cobalt
Quebec
Rix-Athabaska
Ruby
Uranium
Saucon
Siscalta
South
6%c
Jan
58
3c
1,000
2%c
44c
2,000
42c
13 c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
3c
Jan
Mar
44c
3c
21,000
27c
101,200
414 c
1,400
8c
2,000
5%c Jan
8c
Mar
35c
2,700
31c
52c
Mar
3.00
100
37,500
9c
9c
6.75
2,775
1614c
33,500
15'4
Jan
3%c
Jan
30c
Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
2.75 Mar
10,500
6.25
2c
13c
4%c Feb
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
5.40
Jan
10c
Feb
3.25
Jan
7%c
Jan
10c
Feb
7.00 Mar
Feb
18c
Jan
9c
9c
1,000
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
214c
2,000
2c
Feb
8c 1014c
8,500
8c
a8
a8
2.35
214
c
4.80
3.75
2 VaC,
4.80'
2.00
Feb
Jan
13 %c
Jan
45
Jan
2.70
.ran
8% Mar
2.48
Feb
3.75 Mar
2%c
Jan
300
2.05
Jan
2c
Feb
3 %c
Feb
7c
Jan
12c
Feb
Jan
46
Mar
Jan
25
Mar
3,800
10
11
9,700
4214
43
270
a2214 a2214
3,400
2c
Jan
4c
500
2 Vac
2c
Feb
1.90
12,625
214 c
43
7
200
3.10
3.75
Jan
2.45 Mar
25
2.30
2.35
Feb
43
3«%
17
1,500
37c
37c
2.15
41c
2c
1,600
3,000
Feb
37c
200
40c
Mar
2.00
25c
Jan
3c
Jan
5.25 Mar
2%c
37c
Mar
2.50
Jan
Jan
46c
Jan
Jan
5.70
5.55
5.80
9,051
Feb
5.95 Mar
1.60
1.97
77,000
94c
Jan
1.97 Mar
8%
7%
8%
4,370
7
Jan
87/e Mar
53c
1,000
41c
1.10
500
1
8c
8c
al22
7
1.10
1.50
1.00
500
all8
5.25
158,575
1.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
71c
Feb
Feb
28c
1.48
8c
1
35c
7,350
15c
614 c
1,100
5%c Mar
1.48
1
1
Jan
5 Vac
35c
Ltd
Ltd
8c
118
1.48
1,100
714
8c
1.45
3,000
Algonia
Allied
Freezers
Alminex
Jan
55c
Mar
1.30 Mar
11c
Feb
125
4%%
Anacon
Mar
1.50 Mar
Anchor
Anglo
Anglo
Corporations
Principal
5%
pfd—
1
Wendell
Mineral
Ltd
Products
Ltd
Mines
7c
7c
7c
36 Va
38'/a
7c
8 Vac
13,000
314c
3c
314
1
3c
c
3c
Mar
Jan
Jan
1.00 Mar
2,750
814c
1
;
3814
1
Ltd
13,500
7c
30
Advocate
Alberta
Mines
&
—-—*
Chibougamau
Canada
&
Canada
Packers
Dominion
Canadian
Mines
Sugar
Ltd
class
v—-u.uh
iiigersoli
Rand
Canadian
Inter
Westinghouse
Central-Del
Rio
Consumer?
Denison
Ford
Gas
16%c Mar
44
Mar
4.00 Mar
5c
Feb
4.60 Mar
27'A Mar
) .60
Motor
600
8,400
44
1814
•
of
Co
Canada
3%c Mar
Ltd
Gold
Ltd;
Co
Ltd
Mines
(Canada)
6%
Ltd
pfd
40 'A
Jan
79
Jan
38
Feb
32% Mar
8,460
3,830
5.10
41 */4
Jan
447/a Mar
19 % Mar
16
Jan
10
Mar
22
400
Jockey Club Ltd
•
8 % Mar
17
6.50 Mar
Jan
100
20
Jan
Jan
200
5
Mar
5.15
Jan
5,633
*
Ltd
Feb
78%
814
*
7.90
56
1814
*
Mar
20% Mar
10%
22
32
Jan
814
22
4.05 Mar
Jan
1814
*
Paper
Paints
J ah
1014
:_1
Consol
Jan
40
50
6.50
Jan
11 %
Jan
8V8 Mar
22
Mar
140
140
lc
114c
1,500
19
1,200
4.00
4.00
100
4.00
Jan
4.00
Jan
5214
5214
1,050
52 %
Feb
52%
Feb
2214
23
2,075
19
Jan
26
al9
al9
20
3.25
__
1814
3.25
1,300
18 >,4
__
__
22%
_
3.25
50
133
lc
Jan
142
Feb
Mar
1%C
Jari
18% Mar
20%
Jan
a
—
2.60
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
Loblaw
A
Class
Class
B
Mines
Power
class
1
A
•
.
&
class
Paper
Jan
Pow
Co
&
.Mar
a__
Mines
3414
Ltd
Arjon
Associated
Atlantic
Mines
Finance
Trans
7% Mar
13%
Jan
36%
Feb
Rights
Atlas
Ruffner
10%
Feb
22% Mar
17
Feb
Mountain
Corp
red
Oil
class
Pipe
11
Mar
500
31
Jan
33
Feb
58
3,215
44%
Jan
58 % Mar
71c
1,000
57c
12%
375
Line
Jan
8% Mar
1.36
Feb
71c
Co
Mar
10%
Fpb
1.60 Mar
see
3 80
3.80
3.85
3,180
3.20
Jan
4.10
1
9.40
8.70
9.40
2,125
6.95
Jan
9.80 Mar
Jan
41%
4114
42%
2,895
37%
Jan
42% Ivlar
40
40
40
75
38
Jan
40
*
14%
13Va
1414
16 135
9
Feb
14% Mar
•
•
page 44.
18%
—:
.
18%
19
2.180
8 50
8.50
300
15%
35% Mar
Feb
22 Va
Jan
47
Jan
2.15
Feb
45 y4 Mar
20c
18c
21c
11,866
15%cMar
1
Jan
8.50 Mar
21c
Mar
5c
5c
2,125
5c
Feb
8c
8c
7c
9c
32,425
6%c
Jan
11c
Jan
50c
44c
44c
45c
5,100
38 %c
Jan
60c
Mar
20c
42c
42c 43 %c
6,000
37c
Feb
48c
Jan
3.15
3.15
3.25
1.1$
1.25
400
90c
Feb
8c
8c
1,000
7c
Mar
9.25
1,321
1
„4.75
9.25
8.50
450
8.00
2.50
5.40
Feb
Jan
4.00
Feb
1.20
12c
Jan
Ftb
Jan
9.25 Mar
Gold
Aumaque
81c
85c
1,900
71c
Jan
92c
M-vr
36%
37%
1,160
32%
Jan
39
Mar
50
50
50%
405
48
Jan
50% Mar
1
6 % c
1
38c
Nickel—
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
22
1.25
1.35
8,100
1.Q7
Jan
24
25%
5,974
21%
Jan
25% Mar
95c
1.00
5,740
95c
Mar
1.00 Mar
,1
5c
4V2C
!l;
5c
8,500
20 Va
Feb
22 Va Mar
1.60
4y2c Mar
8c
13c
61,500
7c
45,100
6%c
Jan
6c
7c
10,300
5c
2.76
2.85
1,350
2.65
6%
225
6%
Jan
8.25
8,215
4.90
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
12c
l
1
'.,,7?
*
1
—
100
8c
1
6%
6%
7.60
:
Feb
Jan
13c
Mar
17 c
Mar
Feb
8c
Jan
Feb
3.10
Jan
.
7% Mar
1
8.20
19
19
19
85
18% Mar
19 %
Jan
25
21
20%
21
925
20% Mar
23
Feb
1.08
1.08
1.12
500
75c
Jan
1
37c
34c
37c
25,300
34c
Mar
Consol
Mines
44c
Feo
Jan
10 %c
10 %c
11c
4,300
10c
Feb
14c
61%
61 Va
62
2,019
59 V*
Jan
63% Mar
10
72%
72 V*
13 Va
1,385
66%
Jan
73% Mar
1
1.58
1.56
1.63
17,500
:
Ltd
Exploration
Mining
1.56 Mar
2.12
."an
40c
1
42c
4,800
39c
Jan
47 c
Mar
8c
8%c
12,000
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
9c
Feb
16y2c
Feb
3y2c
Jan
*
&
*
Paper
class A__
8c
9c
9c
10c
18,880
•
Mines
Petroleums,
Power
1.20 Mar
1
Scotia
Uranium
8.85 Mar
10
Montreal
7c
6%c
7c
20,000
43
43%
275
41%
Feb
44%
Jan
lie
Jan
Jan
10
Mar
*
8c
8c
9%c
9,700
7c
9
10
3,697
6%
6c
8c
5,000
4%c
1
57c
48c
57c
19,900
45c
25
47%
47%
47%
19,140
Bros
96c
94c
97c
527,957
94c
—
Lodge
Mining Corp—
Mines,
*
Telephone
—
—
Rights
7 y2c Mar
47% Mar
1
Beaver
43'/a
10
Duquesne
Belcher
Bell
9c
38c
Feb
Feb
,^,——25
Mines
Beany
17c
99c
Mines
22
6%c Mar
16%
22
Metals
Beattie
250
24
common
Bank of Nova
Baska
28,950
50c
Bankfield
Barnat
2,000
38c
1.35
Mines
of
6'/2C
19%
*
Oil
Bank
22c
20
.—
preferred
Bankeno
6J/2C
19%
*
common
preferred
Banff
Jan
37%
Bailey Selbum Oil & Gas class A
5% %
Jan
*
Mines
Electric
$5
8.75
50
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Auto
Feb
—_——,
-
Jan
9c
Feb
Mar
62c
Jan
Mar
49%
Feb
1.06 Mar
Mar
Bethlehem
Bicroft
21,100
58c
Jan
11c
10c
11c
9,151
10c
Mar
6%c
5%c
6%c
5,000
5c
Feb
—1
70c
66c
78c
33,078
57c
Mar
78c
Mar
11c
12c
26,160
9c
Jan
15c
Mar
13
-
Mines
Uran
Bidcop
1.10
1
1
50c
Corp—.——
Cooper
Mines
Yukon
Mines
—
L——1
Mines Ltd
Bowater
Bright
*
.
Preferred
Columbia
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
1
preferred
6,669
4.75
28,412
44%
175
42 y2 Mar
45 Va
Feb
20%
160
20% Mar
21%
Jan
2.45
2.75
13,250
34
35 %
15,573
29%
Jan
35 V* Mar
79 Va
125
77 V*
Jan
79% Mar
67
40%
3.80
2.00
7.60
Jan
5.00 Mar
Jan
2.75 Mar
Jan
41
41
Jan
42% Mar
43%
44
190
42%
Feb
44%
92
92
427
90
Jan
93
48
48
50 Va
1,188
47%
Jan
50 V* Mar
52%
52 y*
52 Vt
655
51
Feb
53
Feb
13%
14
8,141
12
Jan
14
Mar
15
Jan
Jan
Mar
14%
567
14 y2
14%
14%
629
14% Mar
14%
Feb
34%
37
13,748
34 V2
Jan
48%
Feb
Telephone
45%
45
46
2,905
Mar
49%
Feb
14%
:—,2
1.25
Company
Mills
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadison
1.35
22,970
25c
28c
3,500
13%
14 Va
606
7%
IV*
140
3.00
3.15
1,450
6c
7c
4,500
—
—•
class
1.20
14%
Mines
Reef
A
—
—
3.15
Gold
Smelting
&
6%c
Ltd
class
12%
Jan
6y2 Mar
2.30
6c
Jan
Jan
1.06 Mar
1.17
4,438
4c
5'/2c
15,500
34 y2
35'%
380
32
Jan
5%
5%
25
5
Jan
8y2c
4c
7c
38c
Mar
1.06
5%
A—
1.60 Mar
1.20 Mar
25c
4c
Products
Bullochs
45
Feb
1.17
Lake
Building
Mar
Mar
«
Jan
14% Mar
8y8
Jan
3.70 Mar
8c
1.40
6c
36
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
57/a Mar
13c
Jan
8%c
7,000
17
11 Va
1,320
16
Jan
17% Mar
12%
11%
12%
3,200
11 Va
Jan
13 y4
7 %
7y8
7 Va
375
Hill Extension
Burlington
Burns
—
Burrard
6.10 Mar
6.55
4.35
14%
Columbia
Bunker
6.10
Feb
49% Mar
34%
class A
Rights
Bruck
Jan
14%
Columbia
Brown
47 y2
Power
B
British
260
Feb
Jan
92
13%
Products-
Forest
Columbia Packers
Class
35 Va
100
50
50
100
50
50
—
Columbia
British
2.60
*
preferred
British
49%
8
79
23
4%%
5 % %
527/8
Feb
Electric—
4%%
5%
Feb
7'/4
20%
6.15
4.55
*
preferred
4%
49 y2
770
44%
1
Oil—
American
British
Feb
-
7%
*
—
—
British
155
7%
49 Va
Petroleums
Britalta
51%
7%
Jan
Feb
49
50 y2
Jan
Mar
Jan
47%
Jan
8c
46'%
46%
common
12c
600
47%
common
13 Va
Jan
56c
65,607
—
Traction
Mar
6y2c Mar
3%c
Jan
56c
Pioneer
(T G)
13
1.18 Mar
14c
8y2c
39c
53c
50
——,50
——1
preferred—50
5%%
Mersey
Brazilian
1,000
53c
preferred
5%
Paper
Bralorne
30,500
5c
13
—1
preferred
Bowaters
275
8c
5c
—*
Ltd,
Corp
5%%
Bowater
13%
6%c
1
pfd
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
1.03
*
class A
Bay Uranium
Bordulac
1.08
Dry
Dock
class
—
A
6'/4
Jan
Jan
7l/s Mar
12% Mar
•
;
Ltd
footnotes,
1,300
7,800
Mar
40
A
t.m
Mines
11
3114
55
1
preferred
rtnflha
Hill
11
3114
58
9
Jan
21
730
Ankerite
1.55
Jan
31%
275
46%
Mines
Red
8%
1.65
15,149
2iya
46%
Mines,,
River
Buffalo
1.53
12,665
35%
lc
Yellowknife
Atlin
Aumacho
Buffalo
9%
2.09
35
46%
—
38'A Mar
71c
2.00
21'/a
1
;
—
22% Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
*
Jan
100
;
2.04
33%
Jan
Mar
10c
Copper
Jan
—
9
21c
*
Coast
20'A
12% Mar
—
1
Jan
Steels
33
Jan
Mar
5
Ltd
16c
Mines
Preferred
Atlantic
Atlas
10
Jan
—
2,203
Earth
Acceptance
30%
Feb
12%
20c
50
Arcadia
650
20%
*
18c
common
750
16%
1
20c
preferred
Gold Mines
500
75
—
38
$2.50
36
al7l4 al714
1.25
Feb
warrants
1214
L_
13.50
32 y2
—.
3814
173
Co__•
2,703
25
Exploration,,
3714
a22
com..
37%
Pete
11%
■
__
a22
Ltd
Mines
cumulative
For
36
Mar
a22
Ltd
Gold
.5%
of
11
568
Lines Ltd
Iron
Keno
390
22
Ltd
Gas
1114
*
Paper
Sr.eep Rock
United
11
Jan
21%
Ltd
Union
11
6
21%
Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
Traders
300
37
1
Corp
Argus
BrLish
3.30 Mar
*
Ontario
Industries
Antonio
7%
A-2.50
Ltd
Pipe
714
2.50
Co
&
7%
1214
•
Milling
Corp
Hosco
Ltd
—
Minnesota
Pembina
•
,
Leaf
Mexican Lt
Russell
"A"
warrants
Maple
San
Gold
B
MacLaren
New
class
Companies Ltd
Class
Moore
Ltd
37
Mines
Area
Broulan
Kelly
7.50
Jan
Mar
*
1
Ltd
Dauch
&
Hollinger
Inc
Ltd
Fim'e
3214
4414
Feb
Mar
4c
1
—
Shops
Collieries
6.00
4314
4.00
5c
Bevcon
4.10 Mar
25
3214
6.50
49%
200
40
•
'
40
a78!4 a7814
—*
Ltd
common
Candy
Oils
Mines
5,844
56
2,173
Jan
Bibis
Jan
5.10
6.00
2V2C
Jan
5.70
56
5.50
2,000
11c
14% Mar
4.95
6.00
T„n
12% Mar!
56
57%
5c
Base
Jan
5.10
19
Feb
5c
Barymin
Feb
16
Jan
52%
1.15
Nickel
Feb
11 'A
600
16%
375
5c
Arcadia
Jan
10%
7.35
1".5
56%
16c
Mar
4
2014
18%
55
36c
9%c Mar
Jan
24%
Mar
18%
55
Feb
8c
1.65
200
7.20
Ltd——*
Co
Ltd
Hillcrest,
Int'l
5%
1214
1,700
__*
Ltd—
Farmer
3114
Mar
18%
Feb
38 % Mar
Jan
3.10
50c
7.70
Jan
3c
700
1914
20
Ltd
*
pfd—100
Co
Corp
Co
3.80
Ltd—*
•
Magnesium Ltd.—
Gateway"
Geco
Oils
Paper
Mines
Dominion
Fanny
Inv
ll'/s
„
1
Ltd—•
B
Trust
Consolidated
Ltd
Co
Petroleums
Devonian
Canadian
30
all al214
Ltd
Co
Campbell
3.80
3114
1
Warrants
Burns
1
Ltd "A"_5
Co
19% Mar
Jan
7.90
7%c
Black
—-
Line
Jan
38c
I2V2C
35c
STOCKS
Ltd
Trunk
Gas
14% Mar
14
1,075
*
Biltmore Hats
UNLISTED
Jan
4,128
12,662
265
Jan
2%c
2,000
u'
Mar
4,600
Feb
6c
3,600
;
55,500
4.00 Mar
Corp.
108
16c
Jan
*
Explorations
Mining
Jan
r
8%c
Jan
Ltd
Virginia
105 Va
Mar
1.80
32 Va Mar
8c
9c
11,600
90c
Jan
Jan
15c
31%
1.20
313.
Jan
1.50
7.80
75
1.05
106% 107%
50c
24Va
8c
8,200
1.20
4,330
19,55 /
15c
43
*
\
c.n
7.80
15c
Properties——j.
2,5 JJ
31%
.
1
43
27%
Jan
Jan
*
13c
100
2.10
1.80
Jan
5Uc
Controls
Bathurst
2714
Jan
1
Bata
27 »4
1.70
5c
'l,UiO
88c
1.50
29%
53c
14%
preferred
Huronian
Jan
30
82c
Z.uO
Mar
3'/2C Mar
17%
Mines
Jan
3.75
5,200
'
Ansil
Mar
2c
:
4 VaC
Anglo Rouyn Mines
8c
25
l.t/U
.
Feb
±1—r
38c
4,12d
43c•-47c
17
»
4%
American
8'Ac
700
4.50
77c
50c
Petroleums
8%c
5,000
Jan
uan
Jan
12%
Ltd
Co
Analogue
Jan
3.50
2.80
19%
56c
17
Lead Mines—
Feb
4.30
200
5,870
_10c
Nepheline
Mar
3 VaC
3,765
-
10
Minerals
American
5c
c
20
68c
*
Larder
6c
3.50
3.90
Jan
50c
—
!_
Rare
5c
4.30
3.75
luui'
*
Oils
.
Leduc
2,500
314
107
common
Amalgamated
10,800
3.50
1.50
14 y8
American
6c
4.30
Mar
%
,_10
Gas,,,
Amalgamated
7c
3Vic
16c
100
preferred
6c
—1
Feb
30%
—
6c
,—1
10c
22
50
Aluminium
Aluminum
6c
—*
Jan
500
5
:
Consolidated
Roxana
1
Ltd
8y2c
1.90
Steel
10
Asbestos Corp Ltd
;
;
Warrants
7c
Ltd
Corp
20 V2
Feb
4%C
Preferred
*
Corp Fund
Gold
common
Natural
1
c
Jan
6c
43c
Warrants
214c
c
Jan
19%
Mar
c
100
pfd
Trebor Mines Ltd
Westville
Feb
1.97
Ltd
Petroleum
Ventures
Mar
•
Ltd
Vanguard
7c
1
Metals
Mines Ltd
Canada
8'A Mar
10'A Mar
46
250
2.15
—
Mines
Trans-Canada
Jan
Mar
4%c
50,000
1
*
Mines
Gold
2,000
1
2
Mines Ltd
Cons
United
5c
58
5%
10
a5c a9!4c
a9%C
————
Services
Mines
United
5c
1.10
Exploration
United
7c
2
Tazin
Trans
15
3.00
a22%
Ltd
Tache Lake
Titan
10
2
Warrants
Standard
Tib
403
;
Air
Sullivan
8
33c
35c
1
5
Ltd
Mines
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan
Mar
Ltd—
Dufau.lt
Central
Mar
53c
Ltee
Soca
Algonia
9c
40c
—1
(1957)
Oils
Pacific
300
Ltd
Columbian
Save
Alberta
700
Development
&
Alberta
Jan
8c
—*
-——
Lawrence
St
Shop
Jan
Mar
Jan
14%
1,000
8,225
65c.
warrants
6c
Mar
3,610
20
preferred—
A
75c
6c
c
Class A
Jan
32c
22 y2
Mar
8c
88c
Jan
1,000
24
1
—*
5c
15,800
4ij*?a Mar
23 y4 Mar
20
3.85
Trunk
52 c
6c
39 V4 Mu.r
150
—
trust
Gas
600
2.50
1
12%
2,923
j,
Yellowknife
Voting
Class
Feb
40%
23%
11 %c 11 %c
cad
Shoe
Distillers
Jan
VaC
7c
1
Warrants
Alberta
13
19%
Explorations
Alberta
1
Hign
Mar
7c
Ltd,.
2,500
4414
—-—.—*
Jan
Mines
Akaitchp
Alba
8c
22%
22%
Oil
&
c
44
Ltd
Enterprises
Foo's
Warrants
11%
1.05 Mar
22c
40c
20c
*
Ltd
Mines
"300
Gas
61c
2.45
-—-——
Gold
514
—50
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Crest
Feb
_——•
Ltd—
Warrants
15c
414
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
Quebec Lithium Corporation
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—:
1
Red
2,500
2'4
25c
9c
Exploration
&
16c
44c
1
———
Producers
Gas
Jan
3c
16c
Ltd
cumul
Prairie
Jan
12%
1
1
:
of Canada—
1st pfd__
Corp
414%
Ltd
Mines
30%
58
1
Co
Feb
Jan
7c
—
-2
Corp
Mining
Mar
10
10
1
Ltd_l
Ltd
Paudash
1.01 Mar
12c
8
—*
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Pitt
1
Jan
Jan
'
1
Ltd
50c
38c
39c
1
North
Obalski
50c
1
Ltd
Jan
6c
,
Ltd__l
Co
Amulet Mines Ltd
Mines
Nocana
Smelt
4c
11,500
20
Mines
12%
1214
Sugar common
A
Surpass
47c
27
Acme
Fuw
10c
39%
Acadia Uranium Mines
Agnico
25
100
Atlantic
Class
Range Since Jan.
23%
2
Ao vucaue
1,000
61c
—1—*
&
Mar
Paper common
i.a-k
Shares
High
10c
Preferred
Agnew
Feb
28
514 c
—*
Mines Ltd
Santiago
New
Min
36c
Abitibi Power &
Acadia
Low
Ltd,
Mar
92 c
12%
Mines Ltd_
1
Light & Pwr Co Ltd—10
Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
New
Jan
Mines
Mar
all
16c
Formaque
Jack
3c
Abacus
25
,13%
of Prices
Pa
7
28
90c
!_•
.Ltd
c
3,500
Feb
all
92c
1
Newfoundland
New
314c
1,01
_5
110
pfd
Ltd
Ltd—
Minerals
Native
New
Feb
1
Dairies Ltd
Canada
Jan
12 %
38c
,
Mining Corp
Royal
17%
25
1.01
Mines Ltd
'
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
*
Mogador Mines Ltd—,:
•_
-1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd.—__1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
—1
Mount
Pleasant Mines Ltd
1
*
Mount
105
al3
•
Mid-Chibougamau
Mussens
2414
al3
3c
1
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries
Melchers
■'
Mar
5c
6 % Mar
3c
Ltd
Mines
100
1
Corp
Mining
Maritimes
7
7
„_1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lingside
7
■::
2414
A—5
& Explora'n Co Ltd_l
Labrador Mining
Lambert (Alfred)
Merrill
class
Corp
Jan
4.90 Mar
"
Labrador
Dollars
Sales
foi
Jan
,
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
4,200
Jan
Exchange
Expressed in
STOCKS
Jan
414
214 c
40c1
Are
Thursday
Feb
414 c
.—50
—
Mines
Jan
214 c
*
-—.___
_
Zinc
&
4,000
Shown
High
43c
4y2c
—
.
t.
3%c
Prices
2Vic
common—*
Corp——
Iron
Kontiki
!
pfd
conv
Mines
Iso
Jubilee
class
Foundation Ltd
Investment
4,450
1
•
Copper
Horner
45c
Low
1
_
Mining Corp
Hastings Mining Development
Haitian
514 c
43c
Range Since Jan.
High
5 Vac
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Gui-Por
Shares
Low
1
*
Oil
Gaspe
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended March 31)
Sales
Ra,nge
Last
(
Par
41
19
10 %
Mai-
Mar
Jan
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Oils
Calgary
&
preferred
Calvert
Gas
Camerina
——-
&
——25c
-—0
Edmonton
Calgary Power
5''/<>
10c
Petroleum
Calalta
IIV2C ny2c
—
Mines
3,500
Mar
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
44c
Mar
23%
40c
4,040
17%
17%
18
1.000
13%
Jan
23%
Jan
37c
Jan
500
23c
38c
12c
J*n
29V-I Mar
25%
25%
26%
5,945
....—-———100
102
102
102
5
^
28c
27 %c
29c
5,500
*
1.45
1.25
1.45
3,754
1.05
Feb
1.45 Mar
1
7.30
7.05
7.40
15,706
5.55
Jan
7.90 Mar
common...,—.——
::
Oil—
Petroleum
10c
11c
—,—
Campbell Chibougamau
—
102
27V2C
Feb
Jan
103
33c
1
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Jan
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Shares
Par
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High
Campbell Red Lake
1
12%
12 %
Canada
Bread
common
•
3.75
3.75
Canada
Cement
common
**
27%
27 V»
STOCKS
Range Since
•
Preferred
Foundries
Class
Iron
Canada
779
&
Forgings
Jan
29
27%
Feb
15Va
27%
776
25%
Jan
15
15
300
14
Jan
7
*
Oil
Foundries
common
7
7
7
48
18 Va
18%
18%
142
20%
20%
1.42
1.54
2,250
20c 23 VaC
12,100
5c
Feb
•
1.45
23c
Packers class A
B
*
55 Va
"
56
10
65
_
Permanent
Canada- Safeway
Ltd
preferred
Canada Southern Oils
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
100
Mar
Jan
18%
Jan
21%
88c
Feb
_*
Feb
Courvan
Mining
Cowichan
Mar
Astoria
Aviation
Crestbrook
Crown
Crusn
91
Jan
94%
Feb
5c
Mar
17c
Mar
5,000
2.75
Jan
3.60
350
40 %
Jan
50 Va Mar
12
12%
378
1.71
46,950
8%
1,985
Jan
1.23
7
7c
24%
Class
A
350
Cusco
Class
British
A
Class
Feb
Daragon
Deer
Deldona
5%
7
825
63
64%
2,010
59
Jan
47%
49%
6,333
43 Va
Jan
10%
10%
10%
319
8%
Jan
3.85
4.10
420
2.25
Jan
4.20 Mar
3.75
670
2.30
Jan
4.10 Mar
Dominion
Canners
class
Celanese
Dominion
common
*
13%
14%
590
*
23 V»
24%
750
21%
25
19%
19%
100
19
32%
33%
261
A
$1
preferred
$1 %
preferred
Canadian
Chieftain
Petroleum
Collieries
common
Wright
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Export
14%
Feb
Feb
24%
Jan
Dome
Steel
Jan
Dominion
Dominion
Gas
&
84c
Jan
83c
Jan
7%
79c
Food
Morse
1.75
17,300
5.15
90,193
14 Va
14 Va
14%
1,255
56c
73c
30.870
1.80
1.71
1.85
59,355
1.52
10%
10%
10%
555
10%
Jan
8
8
8
105
7%
Jan
6V4
6V4
6%
390
4.50
Jan
52
52
90
44%
Jan
52
Mar
50
50
125
37%
Jan
50
Feb
5
5%
6,345
4.30
Jan
1
class
A_50c
*
common
preferred
2nd
1.50
4.95
—
.
Products
1st
1.65
preferred
Energy preferred
20c
Warrants
Duvan
Duvex
Jan
16
Jan
73c
Jan
1.98 Mar
12
Jan
7.00
Feb
5% Mar
2.40
9,610
85c
Jan
22c
23c
3,248
22c
Jan
10c
:
1.10
1.03
1.10
2,416
67c
Jan
1.10 Mar
6%
6%
7
30,311
Jan
7% Mar
Oil
4.40
1.30
2.50 Mar
40c
Jan
Feb
3.25
2.75
3.40
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
—14
10%
10%
10%
2,504
93a
Jan
11%
5c
6,185
30
Mar
6c
Jan
11c
19,025
7c
Mar
12c
Jan
16c 17 Vac
17,100
16c
Mar
31,200
24 %c
Industrial
2.50
7
6%
7Va
7,980
3.80
Jan
7%
Feb
27c
10%
15,162
80c
34,931
2.85
9 Vac
Jan
35c
Mar
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
9.25
52c
93c
2.85 Mar
Mar
3.75
Jan
2.97
11,017
36%
36%
9,937
21%
450
8.70
9.35
1,905
6.65
Jan
10
19%
20
5,350
10 Va
Jan
21 VH Mar
11
200
10
Feb
13 %
Textile
"7
7
7%
850
4.30
4.30
75
50%
49 Va
Jan
Feb
Jan
5 Va
Jail
Jan
4.75 Mar
Feb
51% Mar
45
99
Feb
7
7 Va Mar
100
Mar
99%
100
100
9
7%
9%
1,810
Jan
9 Va Mar
12
12
1.035
10%
Feb
12% Mar
68 %
68%
69
4,688
63
Feb
69 Va
14%
Jan
■18 V4 Mar
common..4
17
16 Va
18
20
19%
20
.
72,670
17 V8 Mar
7,950
*
12
11%
12
3,280
10
—1
6c
5 Vac
6c
2,100
—_1
Copper Co..
11 VaC
Mineral
10c 11 VaC
1
Mines
Feb
12 Va Mar
Jan
6 Vac
8%c
Jan
4c
3,900
4c
Feb
7c
1.55
1.55
Jan
11 Vac Mar
5,052
4c
1
Mines
Jan
21
4%c Feb
-iA
&
27%
2.30
5,160
51
37% Mar
Jan
19% Mar ;
12
common
Mines
Oils
.
31%
._<■
Chemical
1.55
3,785
1.55
Feb
1.80
Jan
Jan
1
1.66
1.57
1.70
3,237
1.55
Jan
20
15%
15%
15%
250
15%
Feb
16
Mar
60
60
30
58
Jail
62
Mar
300
62
Mar.
—
.
Washing JVIach
Eddy Paper class A
preferred
20
.
Common
*
1.82
Feb
60
60
58
Jail
*
1.25
1.14
1.26
43,900
99c
Jail
Mines
1
14 VaC
13 %c
15c
107,000
9c
Jail
Mining—.
1
5 Vac
5 VaC
5 Vac
2,500
<■
10
10
10
100
9
Feb
10
Feb
lo
80
80
80
25
70
Jan
80
Mai-
9
7%
9
324
7% Mar
9
Mar
9
8%
9
805
8
Mar
9
leb
47%
18,369
Mines
Eldrich
El
9,833
30c
10
Feb
29 Vac Mar
'
6%c Mar
70c
2.85
21VaC
Feb
3,027
8c-
23.50
Sullivan
Elder
26c
Sol
Etnco
&
Developments
Ltd
Ltd
Empire
Life
Insurance
Exquisite
Form
Preferred
common..
4%e
1.26 Mar
17c
Jan
Jan
8c
Feb
'
^
Feb
Canadian
Canadian
„;
Gas...—
Industries
Canadian
1,324
14
Jan
15%
79
79
100
77
Jan
7y
7%
7%
210
32c
30 Vac
32c
9 %c
9 VaC
0
Malartic Gold
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
North
Canadian
Oil
*
Co
1
Cos
Mines
11
Petrofina
Canadian
Thorium
Tire
Common
5%
28
27%
100
100
23%
10%
11%
5,440
"50
50
50
25
Corp.
1
0
4%Vf
...
Western
Westinghouse
Gold
Cariboo
Central
Del
Charter
Coin
39 %
Jan
53 %
Jan
Francoeur
Jan
85
Feb
Fraser
French
petroleum
Ford
of
Foundation
17
17%
415
15
Jan
18V4 Mar
Frosst
35
1.305
32
Mar
39
Fruehauf
85
Feb
95
Feb
14%
Jan
20
Mar
Jan
10c
5,332
9c
Jan
13c
45c
48c
96,919
45c
Feb
6 Va c
63c.
Feb
6 VaC
8C
8,500
5c
Mar
8c
Mar
1
1.18
1.10
1.18
7.100
*
13%
13
13%
4.185
12% Mar
33c
25c
33c
3,000
25c
*
Ltd.
9c
45c
91c
Jan
6.00
6.50
29,717
90c
86c
.90c
3,200
85c
10c
-12c
19,200
9c
Mar
1.10
1.06
36c
Mar
10c
5.00
Jan
18c
Copper
Mining
Mining
&
1.10
3,800
3c
3c
11,000
1
25c
28c
12,400
10 %C 10 VaC
1,000
9c
Feb
12c
.1
Smelt
1
60c
60c
78c
Feb
Jan
6.50 Mar
1.07
1
Jan
2%c
Jan
1.25 Mar
14%
Jan
6.35
1
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.17
Feb
3 VaC
24 %c Mar
Jan
31 Vac Mar
Jan
62c
2,351
44c
Jan
74c
Feb
52c
44c
54c
88,400
43c
Feb
67c
Jan
6.00
5.10
6.00
5,504
25
44%
44
44 %
180
1
Mines
3.30
3.30
3.45
6,782
14
1
...
Equipment—...
_>
Mines—
14%
Metals
Petroleum
4.15
Jan
1.115
12%
Jan
16
14c
2,500
13c
Jan
16c
4,455
9%
10
735
8%
Jan
10%
Jail
24c
24c
3,760
20%c
Jan
27c
Jan
1.50
200
1.30
Feb
1.95
1.95
11%
.1
—2.50
44% Mar
1.50
*
___j.
Mines
Jan
3.30 Mar
5%
•
»
National
6.00 Mar
15%
.*
Commoil
38%
Jan
13c
*
—
4.70
5%
___l
—a__
Enterprises
Holdings,
Ltd..
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
11%
3.90 Mar
200
80c
12,400
77c
73c
Dragon
125
&
1.85
Lake
Golden
Consolidated
Halliwell
Conisol
Marbenor
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Ltd.:.
Mar
Jan
1.50 Mar
1.95 Mar
Jan
Jan
12 Va
88c
Jan
Feb
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Quebec
Consolidated
Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
39c
Feb
54c
Jan
49c
9,700
45c
Mar
63c
Jan
68c
Jan
85c
Jan
23%
:
1.80
8,855
20
Feb
1.10
32,180
78c
16c
9,100
12c
Jan
1.55
1.51
1.75
21.915
14c
12 Vac
14C
4 Vac
10,034
25c
27c
8,700
—11
Ltd
Jan
6c
59,910
4.30
Mar
30c
Jan
Jan
9 VaC Mai-
A
42c
\
Mar
56
57
235
41
Jan
58 %» Mai-
27%
3,750
27%
Jan
28 % Mar
4.50
100
4.00
Jan
60c
65c
1,700
4.50 Mai-
45c
Jans
72c
Mar
1
10%
10 %
10%
200
10
Jan
12
Feb
5
78%
78
79
705
65
Jan
79
Mar
141
140
141
240
130
Jan
143
Feb
._
S)
_
12%
preferred
—
4c
4c
500
4c
Jan
24 Vs
24%
782
22%
Jan
3.60
3.50
3.60
3,250
13c
12c
14c
60,567
20
10
-
«■
common
class
12%
24%
20
210
3.25
3.60
750
20c
—
....
A
..1
<>
Co
5%
3.50
Geco
Mines
General
General
12%
10
2,230
t
Jan
3.25
13% Mar
Feb
6c
25
Jan
Feb
4.00
Feb
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
15%
Jan
23 %
Jan
3.25 Mar
4.50
Jan
Yellowknife
Globe
Envelopes
Gordon
Granduc
7
16c
.
—__l__
Mar
Jan
Feb
32c
Jan
18c
Feb
Jan
Feb
-8.20
16
Jail
19 % Mar
105
Jan
106% Mar
-
190
435
7
16c
7c
For footnotes, see
page 44.
Warrants
100
,
3.200
-
104
3.25
6%
12c
Plains
Great
West
Greater
Guaranty
Gulch
Gulf
7%
Jan
2.016
6c
80c
Jan
1.080
15%
Jan
16
Jail
18c
Feb
433.510
16%
16%
16%"
100
9io"
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.24 Mar
,
;
15 %c
17c
13,000
Feb
4c
4c
4c
1,000
3 V2 c Mar
5c
12
12 Va
1,830
10% Mar
20 Vac 22 Vac
10,300
18 %C
9.50 -9.80
70c
■
12 VaC
Jan
14%
Jan
19c
Jan
9 Va Mar
15 Vac
Feb
9 % Mar
8 VaC Mar
6,206
Feb
61c
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
25c
Mar
19 VaC
20c
6,400
18 Vac
Feb
24c
Jan
16c
17c
7,733
16c
Mar
21c
Jan
6%
6%
275
6
Feb
10c
Jan
11c
1
2.00
7"%
1,575
1.75
2.25
44%
2.75
12 %
11%
12 %
*
Jan
49 % Mar
Jan
35% Mar
6.25
Jan
13% Mar
5V2
Jan
65c
Jan
1.00
8.65
Jan
1.25
2.50 Mar
Jan
850
Feb
45
Jan
6,460
2.85 Mar
Feb
12 %
1.65
Jan
13%
*
13%
13%
1,596
11%-Jan-
15% Mar
13%
13%
1,625
11
14"
4.70
__4'
12 %
5 Vac
4 Va c
Gold__
7.70
'
A
5c
Feb
40 %
Feb
;
7,05
-1 4
Feb
8.40- Feb
Feb
Vic
7c- Jah
;5c". Jan..
i
Jan.
7
1,700
.
4c : Jah
.
140
4 %C
5c
9
13%
Jan
41 ac Mar
3,875
16,883:.
8.25
■8%
—*
5.25 Mar
Jan
Jan-
30%
,
2,000
4 VaC
4c
8.00
common-^:
5 Vac
5c
Mar
11%
.;320.
.
Jan
3.50
1,300
2,873
38
36 Va
1
Mines,:
4.95
12 Va
12 Va
i.io
Mining
-
Mar
7
Jan
41
6,225
1.45
1.40
Jan
Jan
2.60 Mar
26 Va
50
2.10
11c
Jan
42
7,675
44%
1
Lake
2,445
1.09
6 V2
13%
Products
Gwillim
13
2.50
1
Gas
860
6%
;
Saddlery
1,311
35
2.00 ;
_5o
Develop
47%
12
35
1,050
43,400
33%
47%
11c
2.60
46%
2.50
;
1
Lines
Lead
Hahn
Brass
1st
common
preferred
Harding Carpets
Rock
*
Gold
Gold
of
Heath
Red
Gold
Hendershot
—
Home
9
Mar
6c-
5,000
15c
28c
4'aC
-100
100
X
1.99
.
-
6Vac
26c'
4 V2c
100-
15c
7c
5,513
4 VaC
100
1.95
2.05
52 Va
5,000
;
•'
45
-Jan'
it
__
23
ii
--
JanAi
'
4VaC "Feb;;
100,
-Mar
1.85
49'a
6%
6 Va
too
23
8,345
13%
12%
100
6 !a
.19
Jail7
Jan
Jan
Jan.;
13% Mar.
Jan
7C
-
.
Feb;
a
16C.
-
Feb.
6 V2C -Jan-
25c
90
22%
12'
Jan
14%c
.
Feb
10%
I8V2. Mar
Jan
13c
21c
.
■ Jan
:
Jan
Jan
9c
Feb.
32c
Jan-
7c
.
Feb
2.10
Jan
102
52Va Mar
A
Mar."
14
-•
Mar
Ltd—
16%
Class
B
•.
10%
-
*
—
.
10%
10%
11%
10,452
7 60
9.60
10%
5,403
7.25
.
Jan
7
26
'
Class
•
115% Mar*
4%c Mar
16,300
*
—0
Febr
Jan
11
.
1,500
7,500
-
28c
52
—...
——
Renfrew
Co
14,600
5c
10-
V
11% Jan
114%
300
13c
6 '%c
-
Oil
11%
5c
1
—
7
.
225
13c
—1
Mfg class A
Hollinger Consolidated Uolu
Holt
200
15,232.
11%
__
X
preferred.
Holden
1
—1
Mines—:
Dauch
;
13c
.—_1
Iron,
Bell
&
18%
115% 115 %
11%
-
Lake
Paper
"
10%
17'%
18
115 V»
—
Mines—.
Mines-—
Lakes
10'%
?
-100
—
Minerals
17% Mar
Feb
.
Hardee Farms common:.....
Highland
7c
16c
1
...
Trust
Gunnar
Gurney
Hinde
-1.24
9.60
*
1
Mines
Jan
.17%
1
warrants
Jan
17
9,505
trust
Greyhound
4.00
Jan
common
;
Winnipeg
Voting
106%
1.04
10c
1
warrants
Great
Feb
17
8 Va c
*
—
B
Feb
1.15
9c
=•
common
preferred
Class
Head
3.45
1
12%
$2.80
Headway
3.30
Feb
61c
*
Northern Gas
Hasaga
15
Feb
51c
710
A
—
Power
Feb
.-11,902
60c
3,850
1
_
.
Paper
Jan
18%
300
60c
9 Va
1
_
Mines
Lakes
Jan
17%
62c
55c
20c
Lakes
6c
105% 105%
3.45
...1
Jan
6c
5c
Feb
Feb
46 Va Mar
8%
Warrants
9 Vac
106 Va 106 %.
100
.
2.40
16c
2.45
14%
44%
Jan
Jan
Mar
4 %c
Feb
10%
9
62c
«
_
Jan
9% Mar
41
1,503
22 %c
Great
Harrison
-
Feb
20%
37% Mar
300
46
Ltd...
.....
class
Great
Hard
4-.040
4,475
13%
—I
..
..
Mines
Jan
3,000
Jan
40%
Mining
Grandroy
9 VaC Mar
3,000
Feb
7 %
40
Mackay class A
47c
aC
17%
1,450
Jan
Ff>b
16c
Feb
5c
1,560
8%
12%
Goldray
Jan
2.75
19Va
8%
44%
Mines
8c
--
18%
6c
39 'a
103
12
Mines
Explorers
Ur^n Mines
28c
6 1
Jan
13%
corn..—50c
;
Glenn
Goldfields
Jan
99%
1%
.
common
Glacier
Goldale
37
80
—50c
Ltd
Giant
_
•
Genex
Mines
_
Drilling
Wares
1,000
"
'
—
General Steel
1,100
5c'
18%
—
Petroleum
A
608
—1
A-_
_
_
Jan
8,700
8%
!—1
Dynamics
5 VaC
5 Va c
38%
102 Va
18%
—1
-
*
Motors
Class
5 VaC
37 Va
102%
38
—
Development
9c
2.65
Ltd—
General
General
5 VaC
*
.—100
General
4c
6c
common...:
Bakeries
9c
.100
._
11c
1
Power
preferred
Jan
3%c Mar
25c
Mining
Gatineau
4c
6c
2.75
__L
1.10
19c
1.51 Mar
3,691
3 Vac
26c
Feb
24% Mar
Feb
13c
97c*
.2.50
1
;
2.40
Jan
16c
Mines— —1
—
52,900
1.10
Petroleum
Copper-Man Mines
:
Copper- Rand Chibong
Corby Distillery class A
B
79c
*
Conwest Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing..
Coppercord Xtd
Class
2.90
2,375
4,800
~
Feb
4.50
*
1
Ltd
Trailer
Gaitwin
1956
43c
1
Common.
;
1.74 Mar
27%
.
(Chariest
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
-.-1
Mar
9c
39c
45c
__
Mines
Feb
Feb
7,365
Mine
Mar
470
20c
4%c
4,228
Mines..
20c
35c
Jan
Jan
Mar
900
79c
1
Jan
2,500
2.30
1
Mar
6c
77c
Gold
4.05
21c
2.20
Mines..__
10c
Feb
6c
22%
Mines
Jan
41c
42c
2.30
Mines—
Consolidated
A
13c
30c
470
Jan
5c
Feb
...2
Northland
Class B preferred.'
5c
,
84c
Jan
3.30
1,250
22%
Exploration
Nicholson
Class
3c
21c
1
—1
21 VaC Mar
1,100
Ltd....
—
Consolidated
West
33,558
470
Smelting..
Oils
Consolidated
Gas
15c
14c
470
-1
&
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated
12,028
15c
..1
Consolidated Mosher
Consumers
3.45
470
—
Mogul
Negus
3.30
..1
_
:
Gold
Mac
68,515
3.30
33 V2c 33 %C
Arrow
Marcus
Consolidated
3,733
.10
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
22 % Mar
Jan
1.12
5% Mar
Jan
11
63c
2,243
4c
10c
;
Casualty..
Consolidated
25c
3c
8c
-1
Crest
Gillies
-.1
Oil...
Consolidated East
23c
3%c
9c
-.1
:
Consolidated
Consolidated
25c
....
Mines..
Flin
Discovery
Fire
42c
Co
Mines
Frobisher
Great
Consolidated
6 VaC
*
____;
Canada
32
Mines
Coniaurum
A
Companies
.1
Coniagas
3.80
6c
37c
19 %
Jan.
V
lU
80
Jan
Mar
*
Conduits
Co
47
32
—,
Commonwealth
3.50
42c
48% Mar
Jan
16 %
12,900
20
Jan
*
Cellulose
Combined
1.69
«
.
Feb
5
Willans
Combined
1.61
Jan
17%
/
"
Corp
Gold
1.61
37%
845
2,470
.1
...
common..:
3c
1
...
Lake
Motor
145
1
Chrysler
Columbia
Ford
19%
Ltd
Cockshutt Farm
Mar
94%
Mining & Smelting..;
Cochenour
11% Mar
19%
-*
class
..
37 %
.
18
22 Vs
—1
Manufacturing
Fleetwood Corp
55
com..*
.
Fleet
5c
17%
21%
■
13-5
46
_
Products
46%
Mines
Chibougamau
Preferred
Fibre
83%
Oil
Chimo Gold
Grain
94 Va
Quartz
Kayrand
Federal
Feb
50
43 Vs
18
22
1
—
Mining
46%
Gold-
Chesterville
Chromium
Jan
47%
•
1
Mines—
Mining
Fatima
83 Va
Porcupine
Cheskirk
Chib
Gas
Rio
Pat
Central
Jan
Farwest,
24% Mar
Jan
-
*
Canadian.
Candy
Uranium
Va
Athabaska
Central
Faraday
94 Va
...
Asbestos
Cassiar
Cayzor
Natural
Mines
Mines
7%
160
101
Jail
43
9,000
41
21%
Jan
29% Mar
Mar
Players
Farmer
83 Va
Exploration
Captain
4 VaC
Jan
99
g:
—
3.75
Fanny
100
Vickers
Erin
4c
30%
41
39c
Famous
-10
Nickel
Jan
5% Mar
13c
Mar
23 %
Fen
100
pfd
——
Canadian
Can
3,186
Feb
Jan
Falconbridge
19%
Utilities
Canadian
Candore
4%c
*
—^
42c
Feb
18c
16,495
29%
Mar
9c
40
23
7%
4.80 Mar-.
23,246
10
preferred
Corp class A
preferred
Canadian
24c
100
—
_
6.028
23%
l'l %
•
Salt
Canadian
18c
30c
529
10c;
s.
*
25
Railway
Canadian
Canadian
22c
6% Jan Vi'i
2,050
5 %.
5%.
*
Pacific
Canadian
15%
15%
100
common
preferred
5%
15%
1
Inca
Northwest
Canadian
3.50 Mar
"
Locomotive
Canadian
3,780
50
common..
Preferred
Canadian
-
Jan >
«
&
Easy
2.25
-
103% Mar
24 Vac
100
_
Malartic
East
Feb
23c
2.30
East
8%
1
Homestead
Warrants
Feb
Mar
12%
Jan
28 %c
__
& Coal—
Tar
Donalda
47c
97%
4.30
;
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
20c
—■
High Crest
Husky
5%
■
1.75 Mar
5.15
3.95 Mar
25
11
common—"4
Preferred
Mar
5.10
Oil——16%
...—
Canadian Gas
Jan
Mar
6%
Mar
9 Vac
Mar
9.35
*
common...;
Steel
Stores
Jan
71c
*
—
&
Preferred
Dominion
69c
8 % Mar
*
___
Dominion
1,280
Jan
52
19 Va
2.50
Electrohome
7% Mar
8,600
5%
36%
;
common
Foundry
4.10 Mar
33% Mai"
-
__2
Warrants
Dominion
Feb
5.760
6C
80c
1
Dairies
Jan
7
57
49
7c
30c
Bridge
Jan
75c
Feb
Mar
1,221
10 Va
25c
Petroleum
6Va
75c
11c
20%
2.00
70c
13 Va Mar.
Jan
3,250
7c
Mines
31%
74c
6c
8
17c
Seagrams
1,900
6%
Jan
90c
13 V2 Mar
7c
Mines
Dome
Jan
19%
*
2
Dock
Fairbanks
Canadian
Jan
Mar
*
Petroleum
Mines
B
Canadian
Feb
50
Dredge
Dyno
Canadian
Distillers
52
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Dickenson
Feb
12,845
7
Jam
4c
25c
4-.
7 %
74c
Jan
70c
Feb
10% Mar
19%
55
11c
—.
3.75
1
_
1.80
Jan
Jan
103% 103%
Z100
Oils—
6 Va
3
Preferred
Jan
7%
Mines
3.35
*
Canadian
200
-
55
__
7
33 %
19,000
6.15
17
'
3.65
25
Chemical
Warrants
OidoS
13 %
Feb
50% Mar
11
1.50
♦
6 Vic
Mines—
Dominion
3.50
*
common
8%
100
9c
8
:
Mines
7
65
80c
13 V2
7c
—
Palmer
3.50
Canadian
Canadian
Devon
4.10
Aluminium
Canadian
Canadian
Denison
Mar
48
warrants
80c
13%
7c
—
Gold
63%
%
;
Mines
Feb
25
Mar
255
♦
common
-
Mines
Horn
*
warrants
B
5
1,060
4,300
1
:
Ltd
Explorers
10c
Mar
1.75
9.85
18%
_—5
i__
preferred
Mines
Daering
Feb
8% Ivlar
Mar
24
1.60
9.25
18%
Mar
35c
•
Feb
Feb-
18c
Feb
20c
Jail
36Vac
-13 %C Mar
Feb
20
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
6c
7,166
24
12,500
—
Zellerbach
1.75
Feb
35c
«
common
International
13
Jan
27c
9.25
1
Crowpat Minerals
Jan
6 Vac
Canadian Bakeries
Timber
Feb
2,600
500
18%
*
__.A;
—
Pershing
Feb
3.00
8,250
Jan
14c
12
Jan
,
'
Croinor
67
_1
1
_
56 Va
50 Va
11%
27 V2C
35c
-50c
Ltd
56%
•
Minerals
L)
Jan
20
600
32c
13%
(R
Delnite
Canadian
Canadian
»
Craigmoql Mines
Jan
49
11%
i
_
High ;
Low
11%
30 VaC
31c
■
Crain
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14C
1
Copper
Jan
....
11%
..
—
48%
7%
8%
_
Shares
Low
Par
Zinc
57%
1.50
u
Lead
./■
«
Imperial
Coulee
330
12
1.55
Cosmos
'■■■'
1.60 Mar
2.85
12%
''
.'■■■'
2,042
,1,553
,
14c 14 %C
B
7
19
49%
v
___1
class
91V4
*
12.50
Wire
65
9i-Va
_1
common
Tungsten
Canada
56
Mar
18% Mar
933
55%
65
warrants
Lines
Preferred
Canada
54
54%
,,
91%
Petroleum.
Mar
29c
10
Lands
—
■■
Jan
26
15
com
Jan
4.00 Mar
25%
27 Va
Warrants
Class
28%
18%
•
Canada
Canada
3.75 Mar
*
A
Canada
25
20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone.
Canada
12% Mar
3.75
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
12%
Last
Jan. I
Low
650
Monday-April 3, 1961
.
Week's
Thursday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended March 31)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
Jan
11%. Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
■
'
*
(1487)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
-
.•
:
Range
Sale Price
•
.
Smith
Howard
Prior
Paper
Howey
Hudson
Bay
1
4.10
*
class
A
$1.25
49
4,973
8c
5,000
23%
23%
50
$2.75
Accept Corp
Inglis
Inland
Inland
Natural
preferred—
Gas
International
Bronze
International
International
Nickel
Utilities
pfd
Bldg
Interprovincial
26c
25
Feb
75
'
Mar
66%
Jan
Montreal
14% Mar
20% Mar
Mt
20%
525
19'/a
Jan
20%
Multi
107
525
89%
Jan
13
13'A
4,515
37'A
Jan
12%
Jan
14"%
Feb
200
2,663
43
Jan
55% Mar
52
Mar
53'A Mar
510
4.70
2,246
16%
16%
50
31
4.30
4.30
53
29%
17%
687
18%
Jan
4.00
15
6
5%
6'A
13,386
2.20
2.35
3,650
95c
40c
8,900
29c
Jan
22%
22%
4%c
4
--
—
4.15
Jan
1959
Line—
6% Mar
National
2.55 Mar
National
43c
Feb
22% Mar
Nealon
6'Ac
Jan
Nello
64
65%
2,712
57%
Jan
67% Mar
44'A
2.559
33%
Jan
46
New
48
120
40'A
Jan
48% Mar
New
60c
60c
120
31c
Jan
60c
New
64%
65%
2,844
2.55
9,489
44%
60
;_25c
60%
Jan
Mar
Mar
2.80
Iron
Bay
Iso
Glass
Mines
Jack
preferred
,
W'aite
Mining.—
Athona
Calumet
Jellicoe
Joburke
Gold
Jockey Club Ltd
Jonsmith
Jowsey
Mining
Jupiter
Co
2.70
12'A
Jan
New
45c
Jan
Mar
New
Hosco
1
A 72c
Jan
40c
Feb
New
Jason
Mar
89c
Jan
New
Kelore
13c
4,625
lie
Feb
20c
Jan
Newlund
8
6,545
6
Jan
8
Mar
12 %c
12'Ac
8
7'A
1
6c
6c
6'Ac
6.560
6c
8c
7c
8c
7,500
7c
Kilembe
Copper
Kirkland
Kopan
.
Jan
New
7c
Jan
New
Jan
Newnorth
Gold
3.30 Mar
New
Rouyn
Jan
10% Mar
New
Jan
1.05 Mar
New
28c
23c
28c
58,300
20C
Jan
35c
Jan
10%c
9c 10'Ac
9,000
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
26c
Jan
26c
21,410
3.50
17,000
1.95
Jan
3.50 Mar
7%
7%
33c
2.90
30c
3.00
7%
2,400
5%
Jan
7% Mar
2.20
33c
Jan
6%
Feb
6'A
6%
7
398
5c
*
4.00
5c
10,600
4'Ac Mar
9,590
10% Mar
1
1
10%
11%
*
565
3.05
23c
15c
15c
3,365
11'A
23c
1
Ltd
4.45
2.92
_l
common
16C
1,507 1
28,500
2.11
20c
Mar
Warrants
Lake
Lakeland
Lake
Osu
Lake
Luz
Langis
Latin
:
Nickel Mining
Nickel
Rim
Nisto
Jones
Leitch
Levy
Gold
Lexindin
Gold
Long
Loblaw
Lac
B
Loblaw
1st
Norbeau
class
A
A
Loeb
Island
Point
27%
MacMillan
Bloedel
Consolidated
North
Northern
Canada
Mines
Natural
Star
Ontario
41c
Jan
58c
Mar
Northern
Quebec
lc
Mar
3c
Mar
Northern
20
20
50
20
Mar
20
Mar
Northland
Oils
1.52
1.70
Jan
Northland
Marigold Oils
Jan
North western
7,550
5c
3,000
23
23'A
470
3c
3'Ac
8,000
1.85
1.86
2,450
1.80
1.47
v
1.85
4c
21%
2c
Feb
Feb
Jan
23"% Mar
Norvalie
Mar
3'Ac Mar
Nova
2.20
Jan
Nudulama
31%
Feb
Jan
32%
Feb
Obaska
Ocean
45% Mar
48
Feb
47%
475
12%
1,800
8.05
85c
Oka
Oleary
Jan
7'Ac
Feb
10c
Jan
Ontario
46c
52c
33,500
40c
Jan
50c
Feb
Opemiska
105
61c
1.09
788,055
42c
Feb
14'Ac
46c
4c
5C
7c
Red
Gold
2.60
2.65
7,445
2.60 Mar
lie
;Feb
1.00
Feb
16
15%
16'A
19,346
15"%
Jan
2.54
2.67
25,050
2.63
1
5'Ac
1.27
Jan
18
Mar
3.40
Jan
99c
Jan
24 %c
Jan
32c
15
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
12c
Jan
8'Ac
2,700
13c
Mar
20c
Jan
6c
Jan
12'Ac
Jan
5'Ac
Jan
67c
Jan
6,500
14,100 i
104,200
50,500
13%
33,772
13%
13%
35c
10%
Mar
Jan
9c
Jan
1.04 Mar
46c
Jan
14% Mar
107
18
102
Jan
114
104% 105'A
230
100
Jan
107% Mar
107
105%
7c
7c
7c
4,000
5'Ac
—1
( 7.35
7.35
8.10
1,225
5.90
2.85
2.85
7c
Jan
Jan
9'Ac
Mar
1,000
3 %c Mar
5c
Jan
4'Ac
8c
Jan
4c
1,000
1,500
4 %c
4c
5c
Jan
12c
4,500
28'A
14c
■
Pee
Preferred
40c
Feb
3,333
28c
Jan
2,985
74c
Jan
61c
6c
6c
Feb
15c
3,000
13c
Jan
.;i
45
2,713
40
Feb
35c
40c
5,600
35c
6c
7c
35,500
6,300
2,590
■2.80
2.86
3'Ac
16c
2.60
210,950
7'Ac
5,500
2.55
2.70
1,920
85c
94c
1,300
97c
1.05
23,503
78c
4,200
31c
Mar
23c 26'Ac
14,000
2.90
Jan
35c
Mar
21'Ac Jan
Jan
18,100
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
50c
Mar
9c
Jan
16c
46% Mar
Mar
5c
Mar
Mar
6c
J,
14c
4c
Jan.
50c
95c
,
43%
5,000
Feb
Mar
11% Mar
Jan
8c
Jan
4 %c
Feb
7c
Mar
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
1.50
32c,
14'Ac Mar
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
1.05
Feb
1.05, Mar
45c
48c
53c
20'Ac Jan
Jan
30c
Mar
40c
Feb
53c
Jan
21c
Jan
84c
Mar
47
7,220
7,050
Jan
50
Mar
61c
50
48%
50
700
1.37
1.64
53,400
1.02
Jan
1.64 Mar
16%
18'A
27,378
13'A
Jan
18 % Mar
25'A
Jan
32
Mar
7
Feb
31
31
84c
32
225
7
6'A
7
14,890
5'A
Jan
3.20
4.00
4,490
2.20
Jan
4.00 Mar
16c
15c
16c
16,600
10'Ac
Feb
22'Ac Mar
10
Jan
23
Mar
75
Jan
80
Mar
7'Ac Jan
38c
30c
38c
1,210
30c
11c
11c.
6,500
23
Peoples
Permo
Gas
Perron
&
Gold
Oil
Petrol
Oil
&
Jan
8c
Jan
Pickle
Jan
1.05
Jan
Pitch
Ore
27%
28%
2,940
26% Mar
30%
Jan
Place
Oil
8,000
14c
Mar
22c
Jan
Crow
Placer
5c
1,100
5c
Jan
6%c
Feb
Ponder
15,500
24c
Feb
36c
Jan
Power
1.25
2.16
2.08
2.20
34,727
33c
34c
69,200
17c
Jan
94c
47,550
45'Ac
Jan
Jan
2.28 Mar
35c
Mar
1.07 Mar
13c
5c
5C
6,000
5c
Mar
62c
6,240
52c
Jan
10
255
11 %c
12c
6,000
8c
34c
34c
1,975
30c
13c
14c
9,500
11c
31%
32
300
29
18% Mar
11'Ac
7c
Jan
66c
Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
12c
Mar
Jan
39c
Jan
Feb
15c
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
20%
Feb
9% Mar
18%
19%
250
6.75
6.25
6.85
15,497
5.25
Jan
7.05 Mar
1.55
1.53
1.58
12,200
1.50
Jan
1.77 Mar
5 %C
5'Ac
5'Ac
4,500
.
5'Ac Mar
7'Ac
Jan
21c
Jan
26c
Jan
8
Jan
15% Mar
21c
23c
4,000
15%
11%
15'A
73,733
32c
34c
8,700
8%
8%
8%
100
12 %
11%
12%.
14,992
9.90
Jan
7.30
7.60
250
5.85
Jan
26'A
25%
26%
6,115
41c
40c
42c
74c
23c
81c
27c
8%
34c
Jan
Mar
9
Mar
Jan
81c
Gold
&
675
10
Feb
11
196,000
28c
Jan
36c
Jan
33c
40c
9,000
33c
Feb
47c
Jan
*
1.95
1.70
2.00
42,856
2.00 Mar
13%
8.15
Mar
Feb
Feb
24
Jan
27
Mar
22,050
32c
Jan
48c
Mar
74c
Mar
1.05
Jan
77c
4,800
9c
20,000
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
20c
24 c
6,320
17c
Jan
24c
Mar
25
3.40
4.00 Mar
Jan
3.75
3.75
2.25
2.25
125
16c
6,385
15c
Mar
20c
Jan
1
10c
10c
10c
2,000
9'Ac Feb
13c
sJan
1
9'Ac
9c
9%c
10,000
13
9,867
2.92
2.25 Mar
9c
8%
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
13
Feb
Mar
11%
13
48
'48
55
45
Jan
48
29
32
620
29
Mar
33
Feb
100
100
100
10
93
Jan
10
Mar
41c
Jan
66c
Feb
10c
Mar
13c
Jan
54c
56c
10'Ac
6,250
57c
1,800
10'Ac 10 %c
85c
21,720
47c
46c
50c
15
200
50c
50c
53C
14,033
40c
Mar
4c
4'Ac
4,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
39'Ac
42c
47,000
34c
Jan
43c
Mar
Jan
18
Mar
85c
■
15
1
41c
52c
Jan
87c
Feb
33c
Feb
50c
Mar
-
2,795
15
17%
1,207
Oils
50c
40c
45c
7,400
40c
*
58%
58
58%
610
1
2.50
2.25
2.50
2,400
Prairie Oil RoyaltiesPremier
Trust
Premium Iron Ore
Electric
Airways
*
17%
17%
100
236
236
236
31
20c
3.20
3.05
3.30
2,490
3,000
*
12c
10c
12c
1
5.80
5.50
5.95
2,492
1.15
1.19
62,580
2.26
2.40
18,333
4'Ac
5c
5,000
*
1.16
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
*
2.32
Purdex Minerals
1
Ltd
Jan
1,500
75c
*
Corp
Development
1.58
Jan
1.13
1.13
*
1.12
Mar
1.12
1
14
Prospectors
-
7'Ac
_*
Mines
Preston Mines Ltd
11
33c
82c
Feb
8c
1
President
11
50c
21c
1
Gas
Jan
10'Ac
30'Ac
1,000
1
2
—
Uranium
Mai
13c
31c
36%c
Jan
Jan
10
|
Feb
88c
16c
60c
60c
1
Gas
2.80
33c
Feb
15'Ac
1
preferred
85p
94c
Mar
lie
*
Mines
5'Ac
Jan
38c
1.25
Peruvian Oil & Mines—
375
3.00
Jan
Mar
50
5,300
Jan
9c
16c
1
2,500
1.50
16,415
50c
92c
13
•
1
common
Credit preferred:
7c
8c
Jan
3.75
P^nmans
1.03
44,300
17c
Jan
10
'.
;
Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
28c
44.
Ltd
3.00
13c
46c
Mar
10%
92c
1
—
Peerless
5C
*
51C
11c
50
565
1
Gold
Consol
Exploration
26c
*
13
11%
1
Drilling
Consolidated
J_
1
13
11%
Mar
*
Parker
*
1
11c
"
*
'
—
6'Ac
1.60
~lw
Mar
4c
7.50
Amalgamated Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Photo Engravers
14c 14'Ac
'
Feb
9.00 Mar
1
3%c
4'Ac
50
*
Pardee
1.01
1
see page
Mar
615
-1
Tubes
Mines
Paymaster
—*
footnotes,
58c
4,500
-——:
Porcupine
Pato
——*
Gas
Jan
80
20c
Paramaque
Jan
35'Ac 39'Ac
38'Ac
Pamour
Jan
4,650
1.04
Mining
36c
*
-■
—
Ltd
4c
14c 14 %C
88c
Pamoil
92c
10c 10'Ac
7c
,—
58,360
1
——
Hersey
Feb
500
6c
Page
Mar
2,072
8c
common
53c
8'Ac
*
—
Petroleums
3c
17'A
6'Ac
Mines.
47c
80
♦
Mines
preferred
Warrants
71c
24'Ac 24 %C
—:50c
Light & Power
48c
Jan
8%c
1
—
Nickel
Pacific
5,200
3c
8c
Mines——
Industries
Jan
Feb
10,000
73c
17'A
5c
Jan
Jan
3c
17%
2.50 Mar
-
Jan
24
Jan
10,070
71c
—.
28c
4'Ac
23% Mar
Pacific
6c
8,500
l'Ac
14c
Lake
Mar
Jan
2'Ac
5'Ac
10c.
1
Lake
1'Ac Mar
5c
l'Ac
73c
3.25
Feb
3c
14,300
18c
18c
.—7c
Oil
For
2.67
1.06
*
Osisko
Overland
1.00
Mining
Midrim
Feb
1.02
Exploration & Development_50c
Uranium
8'Ac
685
Petroleums
Midcon
Mar
5c
4,100
*
Island
Jan
—1
McMarmac
45c
22%
1
11c
Wholesale-——.-
5,000
100
McWatters
Jan
*
Gold
Mines
Oshawa
4c
—1
Orenada
Ormsby
24
1-
18 %c
1
Jan
River—*
Lake
45,845
-1
common
—
—
Mar
2,000
1
Products
Copper
Mines-
8c
6c
preferred
Red
45c
10
Debenture
46c
6c
*
Steel
Orchan
&
Feb
19c
Gas
Feb
43c
*
Loan
Feb
8,000
*
1.09 Mar
Ontario
Mar
8c
5%%
&
15c
8c
23
1
5c
8c
-100
Mayfair Oil
Mclntyre
Jan
90c
8c
3c
'
9'Ac
10'Ac
*
15,300
469,300
'
23 %
Mines
Jan
14,045
100
1
Malartic
13% Mar
48c
1
Ltd •
15,700
13c
*
Metals
95c
7'Ac
preferred
Maxwell
8'Ac
*
Jan
500
31,095
6%c
'
Mines
Feb
91c
4'A%
Maybrun
Mines
Rare
13%
14,000
Jan
8c
12c
1
Oils
4c
„—
7'Ac
8%c
2
preferred
;
Okalta
24
Consolidated—
Jan
Jan
1
12% Mar
Jan
11
8C
*
20c
Utilities
Gold
91c
8%
Ltd
Cement
13
1
Lake
5'Ac
5c
3.90
Lake Mines
Mar
Jan
1
—.—
common
Mines
O'Brien
39
12
—
6,700
11'Ac Jan
Jan
Feb
—20
Mining Corp—.
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
6c
18
1
Beaucage
Jan
47'A
1
Maritime
Gas
Warrants
36% Mar
12%
—1
—,
6c
Feb
61c
Utilities
6%c
1.47
1.55
4%C
50
1
Mattagami
Power
20
32
Mines
Mar
48c
50
—
Telephone
1,210
common
89c
Jan
1.58
preferred
Feb
1
Marboy
Matachewan
Oil
19
*
Midwest
Northspan class A warrants
Jan
Jan
1
Mexican
Jan
Jan
29
Northern
39
—
Jan
Feb
2 6 %c
!
„
16
Malartic Gold Fields
Meta
Golderest Mines Ltd-
530
Maneast Uranium
Barvue
14c
49c
2.70
25
Rankin
95,500
1
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Jan
175,200
31c
North
Jan
37 %
;
7'Ac
89c
42c
■
North
67c
38%
47%
—
6,500
64c
7c
common
Jan
4.40
163,650
*
Mines
8c
1.05
18
1
—
Feb
3%C Mar
7c
Exploration
Mar
1,910
Lake
Red
Magnet
8c
2,625
45c
Coldstream
57c
1
Powell
3,800
Mar
85c
l'Ac
1
&
Madsen
Mentor
41c
1
Majortrans
Merrill
53,700
36%
Cockshutt
Medallion
45c
Jan
2.65 Mar
34%
•—
9c
4c
...
Oils
1C
—1
preferred
8'Ac
2.80
3.00
27% Mar
41c
_i__*
.
A
Jan
.
Oils Ltd
Canadian
*
Mines
class
10c
.
4.10
3.20 Mar
90
35%
—
Mar
Warrants
——1
Explorations
McKenzie
North
50C
-
Mines
Macdonald
Marcon
1,005
28
30
Mines———
Manitou
200
3.40
30%
•Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
MacLeod
2.65
3.25
3.20
29%
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Macleods
470
371
Mines.
8c
8
30c
10c
17%
Warrants
Macfie
1,000
379
Petroleums.
Louvicourt
Macassa
*
17'Ac Jan
Feb
15C
3.55
2.65
42c
Feb
15c
15C
3.35
Northcal
7% Mar
3.00 Mar
46c
Jan
3.40
3.55
30
Gas
500
Nickel
*
Uranium
%c
4 9 %C
Mining Corp
Norpax
42c
Long
Long
Lorado
8'Ac
7V| T'~
Norsyncoinaque Mining
Nprthgate
31%
:
Jan
8'Ac
6c
Feb
North
29%
Ltd
27c
40C
Mar
Feb
*
Minerals
(M)
5c
Mar
Mines
Jan
31%
._
Jan
21c
Mines
2.35
29%
warrants
4c
5,050
14c"
Norlartic
11'Ac
1.85
31%
class A
2,700
Jan
7'Ac Mar
30
:
Preferred
Locana
600
pfd—30
1st
13,800
24c
43%
18
*
preferred
31c
Gold
37
Jan
8'Ac Jan
4'Ac
Mines——
Norgold
5'Ac Mar
16c 16'Ac
Jan
Feb
Mar
23c
13
Mines
Acme
l%c
1
B
Class
5,200
8c
—*
Cos
Class
2.20
5%
l
Gold
Croceterias
Class
2.10
900
20
Mines—
6,000
—
Nor
Noranda
*
Mines
7c
Mines
34%
Jan
55c
preferred
Jan
5 %C
'
:
A
37c
•
__
3
Gold
Industries
Little
class
27c
44c
& Smelting
Mines
Feb
3.20 Mar
Feb
38c
50c
-
Candy Shops
4,000
Jan
3 %c
Mines—"——.
1
Secora
Lencourt
70c
5,462
8c
1
American
&
1,000
43c
2.20
*
Rights———L
Lawson
2.60
10
Silver
Laura
7'A
2.35
*
Mines
Loan
31c
■
Jan
18c
Jan
41c
1
—-—
Jan
2Rc
11%
9c
30c
Jan
17%
1
Mines
Gold
Lambton
17%
1
Mines—
Lamaque
5,327
2,991 •
6%
1
Gold
Mines
Shore
37
24
1
——_;
Lingman
Lake
La
Gas
36
22%
410
Mines
Mar
4'Ac
——
common—
13%
%
Feb
23
%
-
Dufault
50
—
7%
•;
Jan
36%
*
Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common
14
3'Ac
2,250
24c
Mines
Wire
Nipissing
4.70 Mar
Mar
12c
2.40
Ltd
Labrador
Mar
12'A Mar
:
Merger
Normetal
'(John)
Labatt
11c
100
2,500
Senator Rouyn
31c
B
Jan
Mar
4 %c
Jan
300
137,450
Taku
9c
Feb
Jan
6c
4c
Mines:
1.05
Class
81
Jan
14
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_
Niagara
Jan
lie
Mining & Smelting
3.30
9%
64
14
—.
10'A
2.50
12
4c
Feb
2.10 Mar
Jan
3'Ac
12'Ac
86c
24,745
2.45
1.30 Mar
3'Ac
Mines--
Manitoba
10c
Mar
1.75 Mar
4,700
Mar
17% Mar
10'A
75
4c
Jan
7c
6c
3.15
1
Minerals
76'A
4c
—
^
Developments
1,660
76'A
Jan
4c
Mines
10%
*
—
5,400
Mines
3.25
15c
.
1,90
11%
Jan
15
17% Mar
4,160
1.85
11%
4c
15%
88c
10%
:
Canada
1.95
1.85
__
Mar
14% Jari
14'A Mar
7%c
*
Mines
300
Mines
1
Gold
17%
1.75
Mines
58c
4.25
of
17%
Mar
16c
8c
11%
Mines!
22c
Warrants
Kelvinator
13,000
Harricana
-
Kerr-Addison
7c
4c
Jan
lc
5,000
Jan
Feb
'
Kenville. Gold
%c
5
Mar
362,140
8'Ac
Goldvue
Feb
10'A
18,600
Ltd
100
Jan
Feb
30c
Delhi
1.55
100
*
Oils
538
Feb
34c
4%c
New
10
Kelly Douglas class A-
14%
14%
7c
63c
66c
Mar
6%C
Feb
36,000
—:
13c
1.95
Petroleum
30c
Mines—
11'Ac
Feb
50c
—
1.00
2,900
1
Mines
1 'Ac
—
Develop
11
Warrants
Joliet Quebec
lc
50c
23 %c Mar
9c
Davies
63C
common
67,960
1
New
58c
——
7,000
55c
17%
1
1.05
Preferred
25c
25
Mar
26c
Mines
56c
51c
14%
—
43
63c
—-
39,722
55c
Mines
Concord
1.85
1
(1939)
58% Mar
Continental Oil of Canada
11
1
Mines
,15'A Mar
B
New
28c
Lake
class
New
1.67
19,800
Jan
Feb
l'Ac
common—
Mills
Jan
75c
Jan
14%
Jan
1.79
62c
Jan
Mar
13%
/
Mines
17,483
56c
65c
Feb
9
14
95c
62c
7% Mar
44%
common
Mar
35c
Jefferson
1,500
53c
Bidlamaque Gold
20c
Explorations
Jaye
68c
.
,
1,055
._
90c
1
Jacobus
500
42
..
8,750
55c
Mines
94c
10
.
—1
-—
9
Jan,,
14%
Products
1
Mines—
Iroquois
41'A
58'A
4C
5,580
Jan
27%
.
14%
■
43
65c
Feb
Jan
270
41%,
25
54%
—
._
l
Mines—
Copper
Jan
715
24c
Trust
41 %
Jan
Feb
28
58
Mines
42%
31%
7c
13 %
14%
;
New
Irish
41%
—
47
Jan
41%
12% Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
12c
Steel
Alger
New
66% Mar
2.30 Mar
37
27
Jan
8
24%
63c
Mine.4
Neon
44
48
2.45
26%
Feb
4'Ac
4c
1,300
8%
Petroleum
National
Jan
44%
27
common—.
Hosiery
Feb
2.50
26'A
.
Grocers
4c
44%
A
;_40
Exploration
National
22'/a
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
*
Syndicate common— _—_25c
200
26%
.:
Drug & Chemical
National
4%
Investors
11 'A Mar
7,000
9%
L.'.
Jan
,590
65'A
4,010
7c
8
Mines
Preferred
National
48
wts_
A
Iron
Creek
National
5
64%
12%
6'Ac
8
Minerals——
2,000
/
%C
3'Ac
2.90 Mar
*
Wright
Nama
Mar
5.00
Jan
31c
class
common
17'A Mar
Jan
40c
*
31
Jan
1,500
Feb
6%
6
55%
;
4c
12
7c
Murray Mining Corp Ltd-——;
Rights
:
42'A Mar
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
3%c
High
24c
Jan
A
I
Moore Corp
Feb
29,966
class
Locomotive Works
Jan
19%
Mar
2.05
Porcupine—
10%
107
2,700
Jan. 1
,
Feb
2.90
26%
125
16c
3%C
B
2,422
42'A
Low
6,734
2.65
•
Brewery
14'A
25
common.
Mines
Monarch Knitting
Feb
Range Since
High
19'Ac 19'Ac
12%
„
^Preferred
Jan
75%
Corp
Containers
Class
Mar
32c
Ore
20%
5
Class
Molsons
Jan'
548
53
1
Credits
Pipe
65
73%
40%'
30%
25
-—
Interprovincial
Modern
Jan
2.30
u—■
Preferred
Min
10c
6
1
Powders
International
49% Mar
23% Mar
Metals
Shares
2.90
.
Corp
14% Mar
Mar
54%
-1
Molybdenum
Mining
Jan
7c
-
___
A
Mindamar
2.70 Mar
for Week
of Prices
Low
19%C
:
Brick
Moneta
104%
13'A
,
—10
common
Warrants
Inspiration
Milton
Jan
Petroleums
20%
107
*
Co
Mar
City
Jan
9.10
\'
Mill
13
42 'A
—
Cement
11,348
Jan
45
Par
4.60 Mar
20%
10
& Co
(John)
13%
50
—
265
29c 30'Ac"
Ltd common--*
preferred
Warrants
75
72%
*
—____
_—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
—$4.86%
Industrial
30'Ac
20
.——
Imperial Life AssuranceOil
72%
Jan
2.35
4,046
14%
7c
-20
preferred
8,380
13%
._——;*
preferred
Imperial
2.70
47'A
10
^
Investment
40%
«_
74
6%%
45
Jan
3.20
25
49
Mortgage——.— -20
Hydra Exploration
1
Imperial
Jan
40
40%
13%
.
Erie
Bank
35
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
205
*
23%
Imperial
Low
13,045
45
Week's
Last
Jan. 1
4.10
2.51
2.70
—_L25
&
High
1
Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co preferred
Range Since
3.60
40%
__ll
Gold——
Hugh
;
STOCKS
Shares
44%
50
Mining & Smelting
Bay
Oil-•
•
Hudson
Low
20c
common.......*
preferred
Consolidated
Huron
Thursday
for Week
of Prices
Par
& Pltfield_-—L„
Home
(Range for Week Ended March 31)
Sales
'
.
43
50
2.15
192
2.20
10c
15'A
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
68c
Jan
59c
Jan
58% Mar
2.90
245
Feb
Mar
3.60 Mar
16c
Jan
4.35
Jan
6.35 Mar
1.11
Jan
1.39
Feb
1.89
Jan
2.48
Feb
4c
Jan
5'Ac
Jan
44
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday
Week's
Last
stocks
Par
Quebec
Ascot
Quebec
Labrador
Lithium
Quebec
8,733
7c
16c
18c
6,820
'14c
3c
3c
3c
1,000
4.80
4.75
7c
7c
Manitou Mines—
Corp
—
Metallurgical
Gas
Warrants
2.95
72c
16,725
8%
'
8%
6,352
2.75
2.95
-—100
Gold
51
51
14c
13c
14c
Jan
44
75c
Union
Mar
Feb
Feb
Shawkey
*
9.25
—1
61c
—
8.95
9.25
2,079
54c
63c
107,800
12c
_
12c
500
8.45
Feb
of
Gas
Class
A
3.35 Mar
10
Mines
Uranium
Ltd
Mines
—*
i
Oil
Ranger
*
Grip Batten——__—
Ray rock Mines
Realm
Reef
Mining
Reitman
class
Mines
Rexspar
Rio
1.14
14%
Rio
69c
76c
55,625
56 c
21c
25c
7,600
21c
3Vic
5c
5c
3,000
—2
—
14
14%
425
Canso
United
Corps
Jan
9.45
Rix
Roche
Rockwin
Rocky
Roe
Rowan
Ltd
Consol
Oil
Russell
21,405
Mar
22Vic
15c
7.40
10,029
23,000
6%
175
36c
41c
61,800
13
13
100
9%C
10c
10,500
5c
Jan
Mar
6
19Vic
Jan
13
15 Vi
Jan
52 %
Jan
54%
55%
55%
St
Cons
-Jan
Waitc
Mar
4.35
5,250
1.25
1.45
6,197
85c
Jan
1.45 Mar
24
24
900
20%
Jan
24% Mar
27%
27%
70
26%
Feb
27%
8.35
8.75
Jan
10%
Jan
14c
Jan
*__
*
8.70
11 %c
41c
Mar
Feb
14"%
Feb
13Vic
Jan
17c
4%c
8,698
6
6%
13,520
1.53
r
5c
5%c
3,000
5c
Mar
1.41
1.55
55,457
6%
6
6%
1.29
6,900
3%c
3%c
3%c
38c 38%c
St
1
3c
1
Prod
Amulet
30
Jan
6 'A
100
Wasamac
Jan
Weedon
Mining
Jan
Werner
Lake
6% Mar
Wespac
Jan
76
3,013
72%
Feb
77% Mar
10,375
6.05
Jan
11% Mar
9
8%
9%
5,320
13c
IOV2C
13c
42,800
9
Mar
10 Vic Mar
10 %
24%c
Jan
Jan
West
___:
:
—
Canadian
Oil
&
class
70c
Gas.l
Malartic
70c
\ 9c
2,100
3.15
1,750
3c
220
6,246
18'%
Jan
25
100
166
99 V%
Jan
100%
Jan
Westeel
1.09
Jan
12% Mar
Mar
Oil
Westburne
Westates
2 Vic
4c
Jan
7%c
Feb
16c
Mar
3,322
12C
Jan
15c
Jan
1.10
4,124
1.05
60c
_L20
'26
26
26
3%c
3%c
68c
74c
9,703
65c
Jan
75c
Jan
Western
Canada
18
19%
79,601
11%
Jan
19 % Mar
Western
Gold
14
8,275
6.35
Jan
14'% Mar
1.54
1.57
8,200
1.30
Feb
1.61 Mar
5'%c
6c
1.55
—1
*
1
;
55c
■
Breweries.
Warrants.
River
Gold
1
Debentures
Satellite
Naco
Jan
Being
:
Petroleum
Decalta
Western
:
1
;
*
55
65
1,350
40
Feb
67
Mar
Producers,
85c
81c
88c
7,979
69c
Jan
90c
Mar
six
22c
_1
19c
579,600
22c
34c
Mar
17c
18,100
66c
:
Jan
30c
*
13
13
13
25
12'A
Feb
13
•
___
Freehold
4.30
4.05
4.30
5,600
3.80
Jan
4.60
exchanged
Jan
Western
Plywood
Mar
Western
Surf
Feb
Weston
4.70
500
*
12%
10%
13
90,354
common.'
29%
29%
29%
5,801
Hldgs class A—
Seven
—
Sheep
Creek
Sherritt
&
Water
4.20
•
Arts
Shawinigan
Power
50c
.
98C
1
Gold_
Gordon
3.85
Sigma
Mines
Quebec
Silver
Miller
Mines
98c
98c
,
1
,
3.85
3.90
650
38c
40c
4,550
30c
!_50c
3.75
38C
1
4.20
28c
30c
6,500
Feb
7%
Feb
13
Mar
Jan
30
Jan
27
4.75 Mar
14,651
,
98c
Jan
4.15
Jan
4.60
Jan
Class
B
4Vi%
$6
Standard
Silverwood
Class
B
Dairies
class
A
•
Ltd
preferred-
67.C,.
24,090
*
Ltd
Standard
Radio
Standard
Mar
Starratt
White
Hardware
850
21,300
10%
50
Feb
50
Feb
51%
Jan
21%
Jan
28
Jan
22c
Jan
11,500
9c
Jan
13%c
Jan
3.75
Jan
17
1,570
14
Jan
17
Feb
19
19
210
18
Jan
20
Mar
5.50 Mar
29c
28c
29c
2,200
24c
Jan
44c
Feb
83c
53c
85c
74,620
25c
Jan
85c
37c
37C
37C
f
2,900
Canada
♦
7%c
6%c
7%c
111,600
3o%
3D'/4
35 %
>40
Trusts
4C
4c
1,000
8.60
9.45
27,884
26
24%
26
1,295
*
___20
._
!
_
74%
9.40
1
1
75%
1
—
*
,
1
1
Sullivan
1
Mines
Sunburst
Exploration
Superior Propane
1
76
2,949
26c
Jan
5c
52c
Jan
Feb
9c
Mar
33
Jan
37%
Jan
67 Vi
Jan
Class
Supertest Petroleum
common
28c
Jan
Jan
Feb
liy8
Feb
11%
170
16c
8,000
12c
Jan
19 Vic Mar
51
5,495
39%
Jan
51% Mar
52
54 Vi
2,081
94
94 Vi
41
Feb
95
Feb
106 106%
25
106
Jan
107
% Mar
11,930
17
Jan
27
Mar
Ordinary
_*
Jan
100
Switson Industries
»
Syvanite Gold Mines
:
35c
5c
58
50
50%
Jan
61
129
21 Vi
Jan
22
28c 28%c
13,664
20 Vic
Jan
34c
1.46
1.53
4,500
1.31
common
Yale
Yankee
Stores
HI
Young
Territory Mining
Texaco
Canada
Yukeno
I
Zenith
common.
Feb
Jan
Zenmac
Zulapa
"HI
Thorncliffe Park
Petroleums
Toronto
Dominion
7c
1.67
Toronto
400
3.25 Mar
3.80
Feb
Asbestos
290
13% Mar
16%
Feb
Bulolo
14'%
14%
95'%
95'%
2.05
2.05
300
23 %c
24c
4,691
10
93%
Jan
1.60 Mar
23c
Jan
211/4
21%
57
60c
62c
5,100
51c
600
1.70
1.37
1.74
7,510
1.39
2,730
12c 12 %c
29,228
22
49 Vic
24c
15%
Mar
96
Jan
Toronto
Iron
Traders
Finance
Works
Class B
common
class
A
:
1.65
1.30
12c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
!__•
1.10
Jan
91c
92c
53,087
*
preferred
Canada
Transmountain
Exp
Pipeline
Oil
Transcontinental
Trans
Prarie
Triad
Ltd
Pipeline
Resources
Oil
Pipeline
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
City Gas
65
Mar
1.77 Mar
Feb
92c
5%
Jan
7
Feb
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
55c
53c
56c
7,500
43c
Jan
63c
Feb
59c
57c
59c
23,130
33c
Jan
24c 26Vic
3,800
24c
Mar
60%
60 %
3.621
57%
5.80
5.95
22,126
12%
12%
12%
1,395
14%
14%
100
41%
41%
42%
8,524
42
41 Vi
42
755
20c
20c
20c
100
5.00
4.75
5.00
2,645
51c
47c
51c
11,600
39 Vi
40 %
385
1
24
23
24%
22,082
.____•
14%
13%
14%
80,290
*
12c
2.42
12c
19%
*
5c
3,500
4 Vic Mar
6 Vic
Jan
9%c
4,000
9 Vic Mar
11 Vic
Feb
4.25
4.35
400
'4V25 Mar
4.35 Mar
24
24
150
23
Jan
24
17%
1,215
15%
Jan
18% Mar
8.00
8.60
1,745
4.75
Jan
8.60 Mar
1.00
1.00
1.03
2,585
10c
10c
10c
4,510
9Vic
3c
2Vic
20c
'3c
1.00 Mar
Jan
1.34
3Vic
36,250
4c
4Vac
1,500
99c
50c
54c
5c
5c
5c
*
2.30
2.30
2.30
100
18c
20c
3,780
25c
22c
25c
6,500
21 Vic
1
53c
|_1
|
/
19%
100
2.40
2.54
38.850
5,100
Jan
4 Vic Mar
17%c Mar
—___1
—
99c
Jan
12c
Jan
95c
1
1
Mines
__
Feb
5 Vic
3 Vic Mar
Jan
10,250
95c
Mar
21,100
50c
Mar
68c
Jan
6c
Feb
2.45
Jan
3Vic
1,000
2.00
1.15 Jan
Feb
Jan
5.10
10%
13
37%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
31c
Jan
65%
12% Mar
14"% Mar
42% Mar
36%
Feb
6c
Mar
Jan
40 %c Mar
Jan
8% Mar
Anglo
Mar
Mar
25
Mar
14 Vi Mar
Gold
_
of Prices
Shares
Low
Canada
Dominion
&
Canadian
Bronze
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth
280
21c
Jan
36c
2,666
7c
Feb
<4 2c
2,275
4%
Jan
7
28%
Jan
Jan
6.85
Jan
6.15
370
5.95
19%
20%
3.207
Dupont Co
Inc
Maclaren
•Class
B
Ogilvie
Pend
Jan
35
35'A
44
43
44 %
16c
5,000
1
__
-2.50
Paper
19%
33%
1
A
_
common-
_
Mines__
Gen
Consolidated
a
45
68
Feb
75
688
22 V/2
Jan
25
19%
1,735
17'%
Jan.'.
21
Feb
512
30%
Jan
34%
Jan
33%
Mar
Feb
13%
100
13 y8
Feb
330
20
Jan
21%
21%
1,085
21
Feb
22%
Feb
31'A
31%
725
31
Jan
33%
Feb
50
50%
560
47
Jan
52% Mar
_
2.31
2.35
500
2.30
Jan
45
46'%
575
40%
Jan
9'A
1
41
—
9'A
500
7'A
7%
2,400
49c
♦
_
*
Zellers
Feb
75
31%
50
Corp
Mar
21%
—
-
Trust
Inv
Gold
20c
13%
o
Canadian
45
21%
—
Sangamo
Yukon
Jan
13%C Mar
Mar
23%
19%
46%
Third
41'A
20
_
2.50
2.50
_
35% Mar
__
;
2.50
Paper
88% Mar
Jan
20% Mar
75
23
t
♦
Jan
23
_■_
*
.
Jan
29%
1,315
14c
Jan
18
87%
238
16C
16
5
47
_
Linoleum
Ontario
Flour
Orielle
20
88%
♦
-
&
20
88%
_
—
class
Minnesota
20
■L—
^
JO
_
common -.
International
Loblaw
19%
*
*
FOOTNOTES
*
a
No
par
Odd
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
FOR
50c
1,000
41
41
25
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
lot
in
7
Feb
Jan
1,435
______
_
common
sale
d Deferred
8c
8%
27%
♦
2.82 Mar
32c
44'%
26'%
.
High
Feb
Jan
6.10
—
Investments___
__
20 Vi Mar
7c
5,118
27%
*
Sugar
Paper
Oil
Jan
6%
8%
37
6'%
25%
5
common
General
Jan
32c
25
7%
100
Jan
_*
Low
39
8
——5
_
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39
——
_
Dredging
12c
_—1
'
Range
9
35
1
14% Feb
22% Mar
2.55
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
OO J2 Mar
9% Mar
Mar
6%
49c
|
7%
Feb
65c
Jan
42
Mar
Feb
5.00 Mar
56c
13Vic
Mar
Dollars
Sales
*
Corp
15%
1.74
Feb
33c
for Week
40% Mar
23c
in Canadian
Week's
*3*
6.00 Mar
42
Expressed
Par
'
■
Feb
Jan
Jan
19%
Mar
Mar
38
2.50
64c
21c
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Last
Jan
1,050
1
1
Jan
6,600
39 Vi
_•
1.45
18c
6%
—_III
IIIIII
warrants
Jan
3 Vic
III40
warrants
Canada
48
1.90
3%c
14%
4%c
4.25
17%
L___
Pulp Paper
Newfoundland Develop
Jan
57 Vi
*
Jan
Mar
815
IIII*
25 Vi
67c
9.800
60%
Jan
24
Anglo Canadian
Canadian
60c
65
83c
Jan
1.34
Mar
2.20 Mar
25c
Feb
1.75
61/4
20
Feb
9 Vic
—
-
5
-
Feb
Jan
49 Vic Mar
1.69
*
>__
*
1.15
17%
•
Mines—L
•,.!' I'".
3.30
5.85
Elevators.
Jan
Feb
Jan
631%
~~io
12c
Sale Price
Jan
2.88
I_IIIIIIIIHl
Bank
Feb
STOCKS
1.75 Mar
65
Rights
8c
Thursday
Jan
770
1.74
*
4.500
Prices Shown
14% Mar
*
IHlOc
Tombill Mines Ltd
Torbrit Silver
Mines
8 Vic
—
Toronto Stock
14Vic Mar
_*__i
8c
Mines___
Metal
2.150
1
Mines
Jan
Feb
16
:—1
1
Mining
15,500
10c
Texstar
Thompson Lundmark
22c
Electric—
16c
12c
Feb
___'»
Mines.
2.35
1.38
_____
__
Ltd
11c
*
Oil
Bear
(H G)
15%
1.70
8,000
_'
A.
1
Mines__
1.90
_
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
15
21,850
14c
8.40
A_.
class
Zinc__I
&
Yellowknife
14%
60c
Voting trust
Teck
18
1.25
_______'
class
Ltd
Canuck
Yellorex
14 %c
51c
Taurcanis Mines
18
1
Industries
Lead
16c
2iy4
27
1.18
Wright-Hargreaves
15%
3.30
54% Mar
13 Vic
__1
1
Preferred
Tamblyn
24%
Mar
1.48
;
Jan
18
__1
i__
Feb
21%
5c
95%
41
90 %
Jan
21%
4,500
23 %c
Jan
14c
warrants.
26% Mar
6c
147/8
54
10%
1.24
Larder
9.80 Mar
20
5%c
*
Preferred
Twin
Jan
40c
50
—
A
2.35
»
Warrants
Trans
Feb
99c
Jan
77% Mar
4c
6.90
57
—
1
1956
49c
Jan
28C
49
25
preferred..
Mar
1
—
Sturgeon River Gold
1957
Jan
79C
3,350
Feb
12c
5.50
■
Winchester
(J)
1.39
2.95
19%
4.15
•
$2.80
Coghlan
Wood
Jan
Jan
Mar
14,665
9%c 10 %c
Wiltsey
Woodward
1.12
16%
Bros
Cons
12% Mar
5%
Sudbury Contact
Trans
25c
5,882
37c
__1
Feb
2.60
19
Jan
1
Gas——
Oil
5%
4,500
90c
94%
1
Jan
800
50
Jan
11%
106%
Mines
Warrants/:
Alexander
475
14c
Feb
Mar
2.10
15%c
100
!
Windfall
2.80
26%
33
Jan
—
100
„
i
Wood
19%
50
Jan
1.45
50
__
«
:
;
Warrants.
11% Mar
19
12c
Feb
1
Steinberg class A
Tidal
45c
32%
.
*
|
:
34% Mar
1.15
25%
Jan
40c
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron—
Tiara
..
*
:
__.
11% Mar
2.75
14c
1
28%
1.20
25%
Jan
47c
16%
*
__
Nickel
Stedman
!
.'
:
Oil &
10%
Mar
•
Uranium
Stanwell
24c
•
Wire
Stanrock
30Vic Jan
2.75
1
Paving
Sterling
1.20
348
19%
—_50
Oils
Foods
Stuart
3,391
*
Union
Standard
of
25
33'%
20
Spooner Mines & Oils
Steel
11%
32 %
*
:
preferred
Southam
Southern
Stafford
11%
11%
33%
1
Manufacturing
Industries
Somerville
11%
11%
*,
Ltd
11%
*
Ltd
Mines
D
Slater
Mines
;
Simpsons
K
975
87c
.
50c
!
preferred
preferred
Willroy
Sisco
70
1.50
1.69 Mar
11%
each
B
A
32%
Feb
63c
Jan
35c
90c
I ';./ /;..
\
„
Jan
Mar
9%
Gas
for
class A
class
(Geo)
Provo
share
class
Inlet
41C
95c
235
Jan
3.70
.r,
Feb
3.25
1,000
3.75
1
S
for
one
.
5,200
12,048
'
Silkirk
Silver
Ltd
; "
held
4%c Jan
Mar
11
35c
Mar
'
Petrol
65
Metal
common
Security
7c
35c
34c
38c
Mar
—1
-
Petroleum
Scythes
5c
ll,100l
50c
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
6c
Mar
3c
1.18 Mar
i
56c
1.50
40c
.
Western
Jan
"
Sand
% Mar
26
1.69
32 Vi
1.50
*
: •
38
55c
10%
5
:
■
75c
Feb
25% Mai-
4.200
Jan
Jan
1.40
1.65
10%
\
Copper
13
71c
•
common
88C
28c.
120
__
Feb
35
65
i
3.15 Mar
3,500
1,500
______:
_4
Jan
11 Vic Mar
29,000
70c
,
1.12
Jan
4c
38%
;
Petroleum
Mar
2.40 Mar
16c
38%
__
1
Products
10%
13%
Horsey
—4.
Antonio
12
24%
18%
1
Shirlff
Warrants
12
Mar
14c
.
'U-
Mines
23%
23%
69c
Jan
6.50 Mar
46
14c
•
!
Jan
Jan
6 Vic
Mar
1.80
13c
__
13c
*
__1.25
______!
5.90
Mar
90c
Feb
38Vi
500
9c
3.00
__
1
;
A__
—l
99%
12
•
Feb
7
1.30 Mar
8,864
1
l_
70c
2,645
44%
:
Foods
Preferred
West
6.50
43
*
Nickel
Warrants],
Westfair
6.40
—1
,
Petroleums.:
1,500
6.40
1
1
r
5c
9.70
•
Jan
1.25
38% Mar
6% Mar
900
1.40
43%
l
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
^-Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
78c
1.30
*'
__
*
J
21c
8.75
100
5c
Jan
2,817
78c
1
Mines
Jan
8c
1_
1
R^f
&
& W
G
*
!
Mines
Jan
74%
A
Jan
Feb
Jan
35c
37%
6%
38%c
1,555
36%
,
*
A_
Mar
76
Gas
Maurice
Salada
San
class
8%
1.38
Feb
1,520
Feb
1.57 Mar
Jan
5% Mar
1.15
Jan
4.60 Mar
Mar
11.10
1,308
1.20
!__*
4c
8.80
common
57% Feb
21c
Jan
8.20
10c
14,500
1.29
l
common
4.55
•
Cement
Corp
Jan
Mar
3.60
689
10Vic 11 Vic
1
Exploration!
Power
15c
122,585
10
preferred
55%
17c
5,500
.
*
:
Mines
Mfg class
Walker
1
Lawrence
Feb
4.15
300
17c 17 %c
__
30
Ltd
Violamac
7
—*
Lawrence
5%
Mnr
1.45
„
.
St
Feb
19
50
4.30
*
1
Wainwright
13c
Feb
9c
4c
6 %
Feb
10 Vi Mar
Jan
16c
Mining
6,780
Jan
9.90
17c
common
Industries
Ryanor
Jan
6%c
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
1.73
4%C
Mines—._
Vandoo
Viceroy
Feb
10c
•
common—»
19
52%
1
__1
Corp
Venezuelan
16
Jan
1.45
.1
Ltd
Can
18%
1
Oils
Ventures
14 Vi
50c
Mines
V)
Mar
100
39c
1
1
Petroleum
(A
5c
10%
52Vi
^
__^
Jan
Mar
51
1_
Hill
Canada
17 Vi Mar
700
5c
*
Uran
Little
Mines
Mar
Mar
9% Mai-
55%
;
Fortune
Steel
Upper
Feb
Jan
13
49
Mar
15
6%
6 Ms
*
common
Athabasca
Robinson
A
76c
32c
1.55
9.30
1
class
United
Jan
18c 20% c
20c
*
Mines
United
1.15 Mar
15
225
*
13 %c Mar
15
1.55
—1
__
Jan,
Mar
New
50
10
__1
voting trust
class B
Keno
50
High
9c
6%c Feb
7,500
_50
L
United
18%
50
Preferred
Mar
63c
1.50
*
1
——
Yarns
Jan
24c
A
Rupununi
Jan
13 Vi
71c
Algom
Riverside
Jan
80c
425
1
Minerals
10%c
1,650
14 '%
,—*
.
Chemical
Renabie
1.06
14%
Jan
1
Explorations
Reichhold
1.06
*
—-——
Rapid
45c
1
Asbestos
United
Jan
18c
United
Mar
55
*
common.
Low
7%c
10
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
__
*
Shares
7c
__
;_50
B
preferred
Mining Corp
Union
United
Radiore
Rainville
Canada
preferred
Low
1
_____
Class
9% Mar
*
Quemonfc Mining
Mines
Union Acceptance 1st preferred.
2nd
preferred '
;
Feb
Mar
12Vic
Ultra
5.25 Mar
12c
Jan
1.05
140
Mar
Mar
5%
3,070
4c
Feb
60c
4,852
54
1
Mines
2.10
5Vic
Mar
Jan
5!Vic
of Prices
Par
Feb
22c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
10 %c
Monday, April 3, 1961
Week's
Last
!'.
■
Jan
900
7c
71c
8%
—•
—
Preferred
Queenston
72c
*
1
——
Mar
1,000
4.85
*
Jan. 1
Low
17c
Gold
Quebec
Natural
High
9c
Develop
Quebec1
Range Since
8c
Copper
Quebec
STOCKS
Shares
8c
Chibougamau
Quebec
Low
Thursday
for Week
.of Prices
.
.
(Range for Week Ended March 31 )
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
included
in
year's
range).
e
r
*
sale
(not
included
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When
wi When
MARKETS
trading privileges,
delivered,
issued.
x
(not included
in year's range)
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
Cash sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend.
,
delivery
year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
AND
t
(not
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
,
}
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
following
The
Association
bid
of
and
not represent
quotations
obtained
are
from
the
National
bought
or
Dealers, Inc., and other selected
actual transactions.
which these
within
asked
Securities
securities
They
could
have
sources.
They do
guide to the range
(indicated by the "bid")
intended
are
been
as
sold
a
(indicated
i°"
a
(Quotations for Thursday, March
30)
by the "asked")
wide national distribution.
Par
Bid
.Aerovox
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
24 Va
Pacific
Gamble
Aid
*25%
Pacific
Mercury Electronics
90c
Inc_
Pacific
Power
6%
46%
49
5
24%
26%
Development
Corp
66%
17 %
18%
10
8%
Fisher
Brothers Co
Fisher
Governor
Fitchburg
Cement
American
Express
Greetings
Gypsum
American
29%
19%
21
13%
14%
^mnklin
5
60%
64 %
Frito
class
A—1
Co__;
Gobain
Farms
■55 %
11
Gas
Corp
7.50
3%
Inc
^—_—4
37 %
41%
12
_
Service
Finan
Corp of
56
36 Va
Plymouth
18%
Pocket
Arvida
Corp
Associated
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil &
Baird
Baker Oil
.5
16%
17%
Grolier
12%
13%
10%
15%
49%
52%
Gas
Mfg
21%
Hanna
10
1
-
1
1
Co
Bag. Co—
25
Corp
1
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp
&
Inc
Co
12
13 %
69%
74%
Hearst Cons
23
26%
Helene
Ind
inc.
class
'
6%
A
42
15%
16%
Hilton
.1
24%
25%
Hoover
1
7%
8%
Houston
Fearless
Co
10%
11 %
Houston
•
22%
24%
Houston
97/a
1
17%
19 %
Houston
Oil
30
33 Va
Hudson
44%
47 %
59
62 Va
1
Corp
__
Gas
Material.L.i
Field
1
23
26%
32%
347/a
Husky
Oil
Head
1' /a
Indiana
54%
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Mills
Cedar
Gas
111
&
Gas
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Gas
VT
Power
31'/a
10
States
Colonial
Investors
33 %
35% *
Ionics
45
Vending
Diver
47%
Iowa
17%
Iowa
31%
33%
Itek
30%
32%
Jamaica
Public
10
29%
32
Jervis
21%
23%
Jessop
5%
6%
Kaiser
1
cl
1
A__33%c
33Vac
1
lc
37
3^%
25%
27 V4
22
23%
4
4%
$1.46
Kennametal
Kentucky
—2%
16%
18%
Ketchum
Co
Oil
Corp com_3
preferred
25
14 %
15%
Laboratory
21%
23%
Gas
Gas
Commonwealth Gas
1
Co.*
Corp
Connecticut Light & Power
Frelghtways
8%
8
Lanolin
31
29%
Lau
8%
9%
17%
19 %
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Control Data Corp..
50c
9%
99
Cook
22
23%
Long
14%
15%
Lucky
——1
Co.—....
i
Company.
Coral
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc
Co
17%
19%
22
1%
23%
25%
52
56%
—
Danly Machine Specialties
Dariing (L A) Co
1
3
Machines—10c
Dorsett
pfd
(R
Elecs
Sons
&
Dura-
Labs
Bradstreet
Bush
50%
38
81%
86 %
7%
'8%
5
20%
23
5
53
56%
__25c
40
1
58
:
44
43%
46 7
57
60 %
6
6%
16
17%
2 Mi
Dynamics Corp
preference
Eastern Industries
2
—
Inc
50c
Eastern Utilities Associates—10
Economics Laboratory Inc
1
EI
Paso
Electric
Co
(Texas)
Electrada
Corp
Electro-Science
Electro-Voice
Electronics
Ennis
Erie
Corp
&
Federal
Natl
Financial
14 %
30%
32%
1
10c
..2.50
Galvan
Inc
15%
....
51%
16%
54 Va
19
45%
*
21 Va
50c
2©%
22%
1
22%
24%
7%
60%
63 3A
*
18%
19%
47
50"%
Warren
Co
Cable
Co
&
Dev
Water
Von's
Brothers
Co
5
19%
21 %
Wash Natural Gas Co
28%
30%
Washington
28%
Watson
38 3A
41%
Wellington Mgt Co class
51%,
54'A
Wesco
29 %
1
Westcoast
33'%
23%
25%
63%
66%
Western
17 Va
18'A
Weyerhaeuser
10
35%
38
Whiting
Steamship—2.50
Register
1
Co
5
17%
561/2
Works
16%
25
18
66
1
26
27%
1
143/4
15%
74
78 %
36 Va
3 8 3A
7.50
Corp
5
11%
3
11 %
12%
Light Co_10
373/4
40 Va
37%
39%
Co
Power
173/4
Wurlitzer
24%
61%
&
5
Wtaod Conversion Co
|
5
,34%
10
Witco Chemical
19%
50
Inc—
—
Co
Electric
Wisconsin
65
23
35%
163A
Publishing Co Inc____l
Wilcox
5%
60%
20
8%
32 % A
6%
24%
■
*
7%
&
Products
333/4
lo
1
non-voting
22%
Manufacturing Co.*
2 %
Co
30%
27
5%
Transmission
1
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co.
;
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
29%
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
Inc
29%
10c
A
2'A
Sys
27%
25%
West Coast Telephone Co
West
31
62%
34%
1
31%
Point
30%
59%
32'A
1
Corp
10%
,
28
1
Corp..
Transport A
Financial
23%
10
Steel
Bros
22
9%
Co_'__'l
Tel
Co..
26%
25''
Co
States
Grocery
1
Co
Td!'Co
Gas
Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
•
Co
Power
Vector
5
Co__10c
Co
Power
5
Co
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Yellow Transit Freight Lines
1
16V4
17 y8
19'A
Inc
1
10
247/a
22
40'/a
23%
25 Va
Bank
of
(San
National
America
'11
12%
12%
193/a
203/4
67
71 Va
5
53A
7%
7%
of
Bank
of New
Bank
of
Commerce
43
100
390
Virginia
Co
(N
Boatmen's Natl
Bk
Co
St
Trust
Y)
<
Mercantile
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila._10
49'A
52%
70
73%
67%
70%
Manhattan
Bk
(NY).12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens &
Bank
Southern
National
11%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co—12 Va
49'A
52*'/a
Connecticut Natl
17%
18%
32'/a
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
28
30'/a
4
'.74%
(N J)—10
Co
Bank
5
Co
127
40Va
5
_—
County Trust Co
Inc
2
96
101
First
Natl Bk
463/e
330
Utilities
10
First
13
14%
First Nat'l Bank (Jersey City)__5
First
11%
12%
25%
National
Passaic
Dallas
Bank
10
383/4
First
Natl
25%
First
71%
First
1
13%
14%
5
20%
22%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
16%
17%
15%
17
21%
30 y8
32
Girard Trust
*
26%
28%
Hanover
1
14
15%
Harris Tr & Sav
54 %
34%
37
145
22'A
24%
48%
51%
20
39%
42
Bank
63
66%
142
66%
70%
150
•
49%
51%
61'A
Rockland-Atlas
51%
55%
86%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
76%
80
71
74%
Royal State Bk of New York__5
27%
51 %
54 %
St
53
30Va
33
79
Natl
Bank
of
Boston
Louis
Seattle
-
83%
10
Union
1st
Natl
Co
Trust
Bk
10
(Wash)__20
59%
30%
63
35%
38%
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y-5
76
79%
23%
25 Va
State
10
72
76%
20
74'A
78
Security First Natl Bank
'
23%
8
Tradesmen's
68%
50%
.10
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
-25
Natl City
67
5
64%
65 Vt
48
57
82%
of
County
23%
J)——
61
43
6'A
J)—
(Baltimore)
35%
N
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
17'A
23%
(Hackensack
623/4
(Atlanta) ...10
of
(Chicago).20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
Trust
&
15%
5
Jersey Bank & Tr Co—11
Northern Trust Co
59V»
(Minn)__10
Bk
First Natl Bank of Boston—12Va
First National Bank of Chi—20
1
New
49'/a
350
Provident
8
Co
43
Natl Bk.10
83 %
39
5
75%
Newark__12%
79
10c
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
71%
25
J)
Eng Merchants
132 Va
of
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
7%
Bank
(N
Bk of Bost—12'/a
Bk
643/4
36%
Natl
Co
State
383A
1
Corp
Banking
Natl
41 %
1
Co
56%
61%
First
N
52
38
First Bank Stk Corp
Bank
60%
7.50
(Albany)
36
24%
Natl
Co
10
35%
(Camden
40%
56
(NY) .10
22%
Natl
36%
38
8
(Cleve)
National Newark & Essex
(White Plains
32%
First
Trust
Bank
New
33Va
*
46%
68 Va
34
Commercial Bank &
Natl Shawmut
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Camden
65
National
27%
Trust
48%
124
10
115
National
29%
179
Trust Co
386
25%
Co
&
104
City
44%
121
365
62'A
30 Va
Fairfield
of Detroit
Bank
170
25
50
58%
10
Co
York)
York
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester.5
50c
New
New
(Chicago).25
City Natl Bk & Tr
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
(Pgh) 25
(St Louis)—12.50
Tr
National Bank
National
(Savannah)
Trust
of
46%
43%
33%
27%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Chase
43
7%
31%
Y
N
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
of
•*
common
County
59
(N J)
Bank
Commercial
Inc—
35%
69%
5
(Buffalo)
Nassau
55 Va
Natl
17%
Pipeline Co
Trust
-.5
Central
21
177/a
39%
33
Traders
Cleve—16
Camden Trust Co
19%
16%
57%
37
66%
—
(N Y)—10
59
40%
10 %
16%
Co
55%
373/4
(Phila)—10
1
38'A
5
Ask
--5
Tr
&
Co
Bid
53
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
34 Va
48'A
Trust
753/4
31%
15
Island
Manufacturers
10
Manufacturers
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
45
(Philadelphia)
26%
59 Va
35%
35%
Co
70
10
St Louis__20
16
Inc
Long
46/a
408
32%
Lines—1
Co
Trust
24Va
56%
—10
Broad
Pa-
59 /«
(Newark) .25
York
Bankers Trust
56%
—6%
5
Systems
Companies
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)_l„
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
61 %
A
Francisco)
Bank
57
Bank——10
NT& S
Federation Bk & Tr Co.
Rubber
Company
Chemical
Co
National
New
Gas
Eng
Oil
&
Gas
File
1
2 %
Corp
Elec
&
Penn
15
22%
23
20%
Baltimore
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) __10
North
18%
21
1
Utilities
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Ask
Bid
Par
Gas
Missouri
6
313/4
Bank and Trust
4 8'A
American
17%
29 %
23%
Carolina
19%
5'A
1
44
Nicholson
17
Corp—1
21%
North
28
Delaware
1
North
17%
Hotels
5
23 V.i
15%
78'A
•
5
Motor
46 Va
•
Corp
Fast
79%
26
Statler
Stepan Chemical Co
Publishing Co
Broadcasting
75
43
74
37%
2%
Eng
'
21%
1
Mortgage Assn.100
Federation
Boston
19%
32%
13
1
Co
'
Farrington Mfg Co
First
40%
53 Va
1
Inc
Narragansett Capital
58
18
Forins__._-_2.50
Resistor
Ets-Hokin
17%
37%
41%
lc
Laboratories
Nalco
6'/a
1
Corp
&
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas
Mohawk
14'%
13%
44'A
Co__16
Miller
45'/a
30 V4
7%
Oil
Business
6%
153/4
17%
Southwestern
Stanley
13%
6%
5
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
16% c
Warner & Swasey Co
1
Screw
33 %
123/4
35%
20 lA
Eng
Home
31
50c
20
Common
5%
18
43%
62
Gas Producing Co
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Standard
43A
16%
40%
49%
Southwest
Stanley
25%
58
18%
Colorado
Fruit
16%
24
5
1
Corp
Carbon
14%
15%
2
& Iron Corp
Vance Sanders dt Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
98
Freight
13
Valley Mould
31%
Union
61%
104
Utah Const & Mining
93%
Nevada
36%
23%
5%
29
New
•
573A
16'A
»
Southern
34
213%
60%
2
Southern
34%
4%
So
Calif
32%
143/4
Co
Southern
7.
-37
56%
5 Va
Shore Oil
v,
33
35%
&
39%
6%
9
4%
Power
Wire
37%
,34%'
•
3
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
22%
35%
1
Co_£l
Steel
Microdot
42 %,
21%
5%
Inc._50c
Industries
Michigan
21
1
Co
Empire State
Pacific
Speer
Co
33 %
&
24%
5
Seismograph Service Corp
Spector
1
5
&
D)
23%
1
-
Inc
1
Merchants
31%
13%
19%
41%
1
Co
Corp
Herrington Co
Meredith
Missile
12%
25
cl B..5
com
Corp
Melpar Inc
Miles
1
10
1
Maxson Electronics -1
27
54%
63%
67
Inc
25
2
-
International
Equity Oil Co
*
1
Investors
Inc
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital
Emhart Mfg
—
13%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
29
America—-
of
$1
3
1
Co
32%
12%
Marlin-Rockwell
Class A
62%
2
*.
30
i
Electric
&
Mid-American
1
Inc
Co_3
Metropolitan
1
Inc
Corporation
Duriron
(G
South
Power
Corp
1
Foreman
Sierra
-
Servateria
2
Scott
Cleveland
Gas
Marmon
McLean
47%
9
1V*
Financial
Mattel
44%
*
McLouth
26%
Chemical
&
McNeil Machine
35%
36%
Corp
19 Va
*
Dunham
Upper Peninsular
United States
Co
Fetzer
73A
15%
11
33%
Co
23%
46%
10'/a
10
Inc
17%
24%
Co
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Stores
21%
1
Drackett
Dun
7%
33%
1
(Hugh W)
15%
1
Inc
——
R)
7%
7
23
1
14%
5
Arts
common
conv
6%
Inc
671
3
Co
Co
9%'
5
Inc
$1.25
11 %
33
1—*
Inc
Donnelley
13 Va
12%
10
21
635
lc
8%
Bridge Co—.1
Corp
Diversa
20c
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
__10
-
Inc
&
19%
7Va
13%
Va
31%
Electronics.
Steel
Madison
30%
33
*
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Lytton
31%
5
1
A
Co
Chemical
Diebold
8
7%
9%
18%
2c
Inc
for
Blower
8%
16%
Gas_5
Inc
1
Corp class
Oil Corp
Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Dictaphone
19%
Prod
24%
1
Plus
Ludlow
20%
5
Internat
49'A
Co
Lone Star
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc—:
Di-Noc
10Va
104
8
—1
Company
&
46
Laguna Neguel Corp units
Frary & Clark
2.50
Rock
Finance
59%
Landers
Products—5
Detroit
36'A
63 %
Natural
Portl'd
Colorado
Dial
34%
common
Utilities
Keystone
Detroit
40%
10
19%
78%
Koehring
Delhi-Taylor
363/4
17%
Co
Standard
23%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
18
74%
47%
Dejur-Amsco
208
36%
•
34'A
1
Tubular
Stand
195
1
1
—
Product
Inc
Business
407/a
1
Kalvar Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
23%
DaShew
38%
5
Co
Corp
preferred
44%
Crouse-Hinds
8%
12
Co—15
Supply—,
Steel
Co
21%
Cross
Co
Corp
5
Electric
7%
11
Inc—
Utilities
Co_2%
Bantam
Scott
17%
13%
1
Coffee
27%
.1
Steel
12%
Co
Cook
Service
Water
Milling & Elev Co
Consol
26
1
63
Schield
Southern
5%
9
67%
r
39%
1
__
Interstate
Consolidated
5
8%
63. iifsb
36%
1
Co
Services
Southern
Corp
Colorado
conv
33
1
Colorado
$1.25
27%
30%
5
Inc
16%
25%
*
Co
59
"Sawhill
Searle
Union Texas Nat Gas Corp___l
United States Chem Mil Corp.l
United States Leasing Corp
l
28%
1
.1
37%
28%
.
Co
Petroleum
Homes
_
18%
Associates
Scholz
Transval Elec
Corp
S0c
Transwestern Pipeline Co
__1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr ___5
51%
59%
Corp
Jacinto
Sanders
50c
17%
Southern
1
common
Corp__6
Gas
&
Corp
Securities
Class A
5
10
B_
Stores
%
Co_5
Engines Corp—
Corporation
Coastal
Engineering Corp
Motor Freight Sys
4%
Clinton
Clute
Interstate
28%
Co
Serv
com
class
16%
10
Chicago Musical Instrument
Common
15%
ctfs—
Co
Gas
Citizens Util Co
Bakeries
Corp.....— 1
Public
Electronic
Chattanooga
Interstate
Interstate
93%
64%
*
Sabre-Pinon
l
54
Manufacturing
18%
204
34%
37'A
.1
•
H)
,•49%
-
17%
194
23%
Inc
Inc-
Marie Reid
Skil
6
50c '
Co
4%
Interstate
14%
60
1
Corp
4%
Interstate
Co
Wash
Recreation
59
Co—.
of
Internat'l
76%
Electric
Telephone
Central
Cetron
International Bank
38%
28
89%
Rose
Simplex
25%
*
International Textbook
4
4%
10
Co
34%
56
Co___3 %
1
Water
23
70
Corp
Trust
&
&
Water
21
35%
Field
Central Maine
28%
4%
1
Inc
32%
25
com
Electric
Elec
27%
Gas
—1
B
Co
Products
Point
Central
_10c
-
class
Paper
Steel
Central
Ltd
Superior Oil of Calif 1
Carpenter
Ceco
25
1
Oil
Cannon Electric
Cannon
Co
Co___12%.
*
:
34 %
1
Mills
Indianapolis
Service
32%
13%
Co
17%
Telep
8%
8
*
%
13%
12%
1
_
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
51%
&
4
21
common
5
Water
3%
19 %
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
Oregon Power Co__20
Inc
233
(H
Rockwell
San
10 Va
221
2%
A-
Natural
Interstate
Water
58
1
10c
California
California
53 Va
54
Corp
class
California
Cameo
50
5
Engineering
Credit
13%
__i
Corp
Voltage
33%
12%
preferred
39
Tel
31%
35%
26%
46
..
34%
29%
413%
25c
283%
22
27%
Mills Inc_.3%
29%
36%
99
Tracer lab
26'A
63A
27
1
Trans-World Financial
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp
3
13
483/4
6
1
36'/a
39 %
32%
45
»
74%
48%
Ask
12
Tokheim Corp
Towmotor Corp
33%
33%
Bid
30%
Inc
70
5
Myers
Robertson
Time
i
8'A
2
Co
Corp
Brand Rice
&
54%
12 %
Gas
Roadway Express class A
Robbins
23 3A
7%
25c
Co
Natural
Stoker
River
Mining
Indian
Calif
121
Purina
Republic
8%
13%
51
1
A
'
22
1
class
23%
7%
1
"
433%
.
12%
5
;
46%
21%
5
Products
Inc
41
10c
Mexico
13%
'7
Butadiene & Chemicai_l
Eastern Transmis Corp_7
Texas
Texas Industries Inc
1
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
_1
Thermo King Corp
A
1
Thomas & Betts Co
Thompson (HI) Fibre Glass,.*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
32%
11%
5
Texas
93/4
43'A
7%
Corp
151/4
30%
-
%
22%
8%
2
Richardson Co
Riley
115
112
....
Splendor
1
Beryllium Co_.
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co__.__♦
Byllesby (H M) & Co
10c
26%
115
108
Publications cl A.25
Curtis
Hidden
Brush
98 Va
•
25
108
37%
Heublein
3
Ralston
35 %
8 V'a
110
58
'
Harvey Aluminum Inc.
__i
Hathaway Instruments Inc.. __i
22%
12%
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Inc
New
•'
20%
•
Hamp
Alegre
Purolator
10
Co
of
Co
New
13%
__i
&
of
34 Va
93%
•
Co
Brace
21%
Co
Serv
Punta
14%
1
1
•
53%
Ho
A com
1
3%
50c
'•
:
46%
High
Co
"
21%
Properties Inc
Serv
Swingline Inc class A
1
Systron-Donner Corp
*
Taft Broadcasting Co.—
1
Tampax Inc
_-__l
Tappan Co
__i
5
Techno Fund Inc
T
_1
Telecomputing Corp
1
Television Shares Mgt
lc
23%
19%
Co
Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd
43%
61 %
preferred_-__25
Pub
68%
-_i
7%
Inc
216
12
-.5
class
common
Mining
Harcourt
11%
common
S1.20
Hanna
57 %
Bowling Corp of America
Bowser
■
B
1
Botany Industries Inc
Products
12%
70
Class
5
Light Co_l
Black Sivalls <fc Bryson
Boston Capital Corp
Bowman
11 %.
65%
Pub
6 34
21%
Pubco Petroleum
64
Controls __1
Inc.
(M A )
—♦
Inc—
_—
Power
9%
Producing
32
Hamilton Cosco Inc
26%
Markets
Manufacturing
Hills
Xerox
104%
Billups Western Pet Co
Black
Haloid
•
»
24%
9
13
6
„1
Co
Stouffer Corp
125
Strong Cobb Arner Inc_I__7.ll
Struthers Wells Corp
2%
Stubnitz Greene Corp
1
Susquehanna Corp
1
814
28
America
24%
__1
&
20
1
Laboratories
(A J)
Beneficial
Chemicals
100
Co__>
Baxter
Bemis ,Bros
Hagan
1
Inc
Tools
of
Radiation
1
Co-__
Co
15%
7
26
Co
Electric
23%
-1
2.50
Inc.
Potash
Genl
12 Va
200
Inc
17
Amer—1
of
12%
14%
1
Inc...
23 Vs
III
Inc
Rubber
Books
Portland
113/4
1
.
Corp
Gas
21%-
Corp.-.5
Corp...
Capital
Gulf Interstate
11%
1.0
..1
Co..-.5
Power
Growth
Co
:
Bayles
Behlen
Grinnell
1
:
Atomics
Bates
24%
—;—
Retailers
Mountain
23%
Spring Corp
Automatic
18%
Co—10
Gas
Construction
Natural
38%
Green
Western
Pioneer
17%
Glickman Corp class A
Green
(A P) Fire Brick
Metal
43 Va
36%
60%
Art
41
Lumber
33%
68%
Arkansas
Pickering
10%
.1
Corp
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Permanente Cement
13 Va
34 Va
5 %
5
America
Petroleum
Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
Calif.l
65 %
Co—5
46%
11%
Light Co
of
Hannifin
12%
Gitin &
&
Co
Co
Parker
4%
5
Robinson
Pantasote
143/4
1
Line
Corp
13%
Corp__
East
Par
*
Pauley
16%
43%
.10
57 %
Power
15%
9 Va
,
1
Co
5
Missouri
16%
Co
Packaging
31%
.3
Arkansas
10
_
Participating preferred
Co
-
9 Va
Corp class A.
17%
Service
8%
•
1
Pub'lic
15%
A_5
cl
...
Co. common
Arizona
9%
Brewing
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool...2
Company
-1
Glasspar Company class A__..1
.,45%
52%
Mach
—3
_
Inc
Gibraltar
13%
41 %'
14%
9
1
Corp
Ga/lock
34%
1
Geap*&
Futterman
10%
137/a
1
.
-5
Co
32 %
24%
1
A
B
1
Sterilizer Co.—
Anheuser-Busch
52%
Class
2
Co
Pipe & Const Co
Amer-Saint
Foote Bros
class
Ask
22
1
Capital Corp
Steel Corp
27%
Co.:—
American
Florida
—5
Corp
American
25%
Co.100
Rubber
American-Marietta
Florida
23%►
Bid
2.50
Co
Paper
9%
1
1
Biltrite
Arden
63
Co—1
Inc
American
American
Amer
9
1
Radio
Alside
P'ar
1
Inc
—
Land
Ask
1
Products
Allied
Pacific
Corp
Air
Alico
Pabst
Bid
of compilation.
Origin of
list is composed of securities
Ask
Industrials and Utilities
Par
•
at the time
The "National"
which have
Assoc
Co
Coal
Natl
Gas
2.50
5%
,
6%
&
First
of
Bank
of
St Louls._20
Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia) .10
Westchester
New
Bk
Natl
Hartford
Natl
of
87%
54 %
Bank
of
Albany
State Street Bank & Trust Co
57%
(Boston)
Bank
-10
403/4
433/4
33 V4
35%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New
York)
25
63
67%
60 Va
64
Trade Bank
33
36%
51%
Trust
Corn
Bank
773/4
84%
of L I N Y—5
Rochelle
Franklin Natl
73
Exch
New
Bk
Bank
Bk__15
York—10
(Chic)
20
49
99
Union
105
Co
& Tr Co
of
Bank
Jersey.—2%
New
of
1°
(Cleveland)
Co.10
46%
49%
5
13%
14%
Hudson
County National Bk__10
23%
25%
Union
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
75%
80%
Hudson
Tr
18Va
19%
United States Tr Co
19
27%
2 93/B
Industrial Bk of Com
46
50%
United States Trust
3
27%
29%
Industrial
1
44
473A
Northwestern
Pub
Co
Serv
Co
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ohio
Water
76
80%
84
88%
Old
75%
79%
Otter
Oklahoma
Ben
Service
Miss
Coal
Tail
Co
River
Corp.
Power
Co
Prod
10
30'A
32%
10c
6%
6%
•
17%
38%
41%
National
Providence
Industrial
R
Trust
Tr
&
(Union
City)—8
(N Y)__10
Bank
I—
Co
of
—10
47%
Irving
Trust
For
Co
(N
(Phila)—5
22%
47%
footnotes,
see
preceding
page.
of
Maryland.10
53
(Boston).lO
38
43
20
112
116
60
63%
—-5
29%
31%
Trust Co___10
72%
76%
(N Y)
(Winston-Salem N C)
24%
45
10
Co
10%
77%
Wachovia
51 %
Y)
Trust
70
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Bank & Trust Co
-
19%
5
Co
9%
Commerce
Northwest Natural Gas
Gas
(N Y)—10
•
Wtells Fargo Amer
.
46
(1490)
The Commercial and
'
Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
•
■
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
;.__25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
1.25
Inc
Bid
Shares
1
Fund
1
Fund
Associated
4.87
(Medium
B-3
1
(Discount Bonds)
(Income Fund)
5.91
6.46
K-2
1
18.12
19.72
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
22.73
24.80
(Income
10.04
S-3
lc
12,76
9.34
10.20
9.26
10.10
Stocks)—_1
13.20
14.40
Stock)— _1
Com
(Growth
S-4
1
______„1
Fund):
(Growth
S-2
4.38
X15.38
16.72
Com
15,81
17.26
16.31
17.64
1
6.47
7.09
1
7.88
8.63
13.87
Fund
1
Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
10.25
(Low
Priced
Knickerbocker
11.2
Com
Fund
_
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
Fund Inc—1
—.—:—1
Fund
Life
Insurance Investors
Insurance
1
7.45
8.14
15.17
Century
Fund
of
Christiana
1.25
196
202
Massachusetts
100
131
137
shares of
.—1
X14.39
15.73
—1
11.57
12.64
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
Trust
-1
19.87
21.60
1
9.C5
16.04
17.34
Fund
1
Inc
,__—
21 Ha
22.87
8.21
8.93
Investing Co Inc_—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
Fund
1
Vegh
66.44
67.11
12.87
14.15
Growth
1
10.49
11.53
New
11.55
12.66
New
9.47
10.38
Dividend
Shares
Fund
Eaton
Inc
Fund
Stk
—25p
3.30
17.08
18.56
One
Fund
Balanced
—
Fund
Stock
Investment
Electronics
50c
i—50c
Corp__1
10
Energy-Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
22.08
23.89
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
_1
Fidelity Fund Inc_—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida (Growth Fund Inc—10c
20.50
Florida 'Mutual
Fund—
Mutual
Founders
Inc:
Fund
1
*.
Preferred
series—
stock
Fundamental Investors
Futures
—
Capital
General
Investors
Trust-
8.CO
Capital Growth
Common
Fund
lc
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
Co
Corp
of
Lawyers Title Ins
Figures after decimal point
Federal
Home Loan
3 %s
Apr.
May
2%s Aug.
1961——
15,
10c
15,
lc
9.92
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.73
Income Fund of Boston Inc,
1
7.92
1
9.67
Fund
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional
Shares
1
«Intl
Resources
Fund
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Investors
■Intel
of
Fund
Feb.
20,
1962
of
4s
Natl
10,
100
1961
&
101,12
13,
1962
100.14
100.16
4s
Oct.
20,
Sep.
10,
1962
102.10
102.18
3%s
Feb.
21,
1966
98.27
1
16.47
Mar.
11,
1963
100.4
100.12
3%s
May
2,
1966
97.24
1
18.41
20.01
4 Va s
Nov.
12,
1963
101.20
102
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968
•4%s
Jun.
10,
1965
102.4
102.24
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
4%s
Dec.
12,
1966__—
101.28
102.8
3%s
Shares—1.25
xlO.06
10.33
xll.68
12.77
al4.47
16.35
1
1
1
—
15.23
39%
11,
Apr.
10,
Apr.
10,
4V»s
al0.14
Inc—__1
Mar.
:4%s
4%s
Fund—
Sep.
10,
4 Vas
Aug.
10,
5 l/8s
Feb.
10,
17.68
16.68
3 %s
Apr.
3,
3 VaS
Jun.
1,
41%
12.28
2%s
Aug.
—
4%s
July
15,
1969
5%s
Feb.
20,
1970,
3 %s
Apr.
1,
104
104.24
5%s
July
20,
100.20
101.12
4%c
Oct.
1,
1970-1967
100.20
101.12
3%s
May
1,
1971—
108.24
109.16
4%s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972
100
2,
1961
1962
Fund
1
8.74
9.53
11.21
Growth
Fund
12.25
Inc__ lc
7.34
8.02
Ltd
Canada
of
10.15
Continental
United
Income
Fund
United
Science
Fund
.
14.28
4%s
May
1,
3%s
May
8.79
13.39
—1
15.65
17.10
Ltd—__1
Funds Canada
17.61
19.14
7.29
7.97
1
Inc—
Fund
Fund
Income
Inc.—1
5.68
6.21
Special Situations
lc
11.68
12.78
12.19
7.26
Wall
5.79
6.33
4.29
4.69
9.55
10.44
13.33
6.64
97.8
102
99.8
100
Ask
4s
Aug.
1,
_
Oct.
1,
Feb.
15,
1962
4s
Feb.
15,
1962
3%s
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
1962
May
15,
1962
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
Aug.
15,
1%S
Oct.
1,
_
_
1962
1 %s
-
1961
3%s
100.7
100.9
100.5
100.7
32nds
more
or
of
point
a
Bid
100.6
3%s
_
_
_
—
_
_
_
1962
15,
1963
99.7
Apr.
1,
1963
97.4
May
15,
1963
Oct.
1,
_
.
101.28
._
100.6
1 %s
100.15
100.17
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963
104.10
99.16
99.20
1%S
Apr.
1,
1964
95.6
100.22
4%s
100.20
96.8
1963—
May
15,
1964-
100.31
101.1
3%s
May
15,
1964-
100.11
100.13
5s
Aug.
15,
1964
99.2
1%S
Oct.
1,
1964..
101.5
101.7
4%s
Nov.
15,
Ask
101.12
101.20
1%S
Apr.
1,
100.12
100.14
4%s
May
15,
1965
98.4
l%s
Oct.
1,
1965
99.9
97.12
102
96.16
104.14
95.14
104.4
._
._
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104.8
101.8
105.2
1965
-
_
101.10
101.4
1964-
98.30
_
15,
Feb.-
1 %s
100.4
_
_
Nov.
2%s
•
1961
1%S
one
Maturity—
4s
_
1961.
15,
3%s
8.04
12.32
96.16
101.8
.
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
_
1961
4s
1
Shares-1
Fund
104
99.31
point represent
Bid
1961
15,
Aug.
Treasury Notes—
15.52
108.24
103.8
.
100.3
99.29
—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
10.97
Funds Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
Maturity-
3%s
9.29
10.31
Growth Inv_
Century
Fund
97.16
108
_
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
13.28
1
Inc
1970—
100.4
100.1
—
108.16
96.24
1970
100.2
100.2
1961
105.8
107.24
-
103.24
104.16
.
_
98.16
102.24
103
.
99.8
98.31
102
.
103.16
.98.16
1961—
1,
Oct.
.
102.24
Banks for Cooperatives—
2%s
Inc
——_
___
1970—______
a38.40
Fund
Line
101.12
Feb.
of Boston—1
Investors
Value Line
99.8
102.20
101
.
102.8
101
>
-
3%s
a33.24
Value
99
.
4%s
United
9.43
100.6
3%s
Clark—■
&
American
Line
102.18
100.4
_
101.8
102.10
.
1963
1,
101
.
9.16
1
Value
1962
17.90
———1
United
1962
22,
15.96
Farnliam
2.99
1962
20,
Oct.
100.14
8.47
Investment Corp__♦
10.78
1,
Aug.
3%s
100.2
May
4%s
Mortgage Assn—
Apr.
100.20
100.12
.
15.80
8.09
100.16
100.18
.
1965
105.6
94.12
.
_
94.20
104.22
..
104.26
93.6
93.14
Washington Mutual
Inc
lc
1
Boston—1
10c
Fund Inc
Street
Investing Corp
Fund
Investors
Inc__
1
,
1961
_
1962—
98
_
Wellington Equity Fund
15.22
Wellington
35.68
36.39
Whitehall Fund
Fund
Inc
10.82
11.83
1
1
16.67
15.17
18.12
16.53
Rate
Ask
Bate
1
12.26
13.79
13.93
13.38
14.46
3.80s
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
100
100.2
3.15s
3.30s
8-
1-60
5-
1-61
100.1
100.3
Fund—10c
15.91
17.39
1
7.13
7.71
104,2
_
_
_
92.8
.
104.6
92.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1
Inc^
Fund
11.16
12.62
1
1
of
3%s
100.2
100.14-
_
1
—
Dated
Due
Bid
Dated
12-
Bid
Aak
100.4
100.6
100.2
100.4
Due
1-60
9-
5-61
Mutual Fund_l
al4.80
Recent Security & Conv.
Bends—
Atlantic
Hid
City
Elec
4%s
1991
Ask
1017/8
4%s__1979
123
127
113
Bausch
I
&
'
Lomb
Opt
Bid
Lowenstein
4%s
1982
Vought 5%s
1977
"Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
4%s ;
Oil Ref
Mueller
Natural
Gas
1001/2
327
1001/8
100%
4%c__1986
Can
87
88%
84
83
1976
127
131
1977
(John)
Paso
Credit
Natural
4%s__1985
Gas- 5%s__1977
5s
Petroleum
Puget
100%
101
102%
1973
Steel
Sound
Sheraton
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf
General
Port
4s_
Pr
Cement
103
5s_„1977
'G-en'l TiTe & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hotel
6s
ww________1984
Iowa
Power & Light 4%s_~ 1991
Kansas Gas & Elec 4%s
1991
Eastern
Texas
104
Power
Textron
100
1967
78
100%
118
5s
ww
4%s_1991
Serv
99%
177
11-
1-61
100.2
100.4
1-61
12-
4-61
100.2
100.4
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.4
100.6
2.90s
4-
3-61
1-
2-62
99.29
Apr.
6,
1961
Apr.
13,
1961
Apr.
111%
,103%
104
15,
99.31
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Ask
Bid
Ask
99.986
....
-
99.944
-
1961
99.933
July
13,
1961——
99.304
99.332
99.950
July
15,
1961
99.290
99.319
99.940
July
20,
1961
99.256
99.286
20,
1961
99.915
July
27,
1961—
99.208
99.240
Apr.
27.
1961
99.880
Aug.
3,
1961
99.160
99.193
4,
1961
99.832
Aug.
10,
1961
99.111
99.147
May
11,
1961
99.784
Aug.
17,
1961
99.056
99.093
99.731
99.744
Aug.
24,
1961—
99.682
99.697
Aug
31,
1961—4
99.639
Sep.
99.593
Sep.
99.542
Sep.
99.484
Sep.
22,
1961
99.478
Sep.
28,
1961—
99.427
Oct.
16,
1961
99.379
Jan.
15,
1962
-
1982
18,
1961
25,
1961-
1,
1961-
Jun.
130
May
Jun.
8,
1961.
1961
___:198l
103
103'%
Jun.
22,
102
102 %
Jun.
23,
29,
6.
U
-
S
Corp
Industries
1971
106
5V2S
—1971
..
.
1970
i
99.418
_.
I
99.007
—
99.047
98.958
99.000
1961
98.910
98.953
14,
1961
98.861
98.907
21,
1961_
98.813
98.841
7,
98.748
98.744
98.584
,___
98.763
98.719
—
98.612
97.776
97.816
108
5%s
_1971
Trans
-
225
'4%s
West Texas Utilities 4%s—1991
Westcoast
.
1961
1961
__
1961,
Jun.
5s
5s__—
99.906
1961
15,
-
—
Light 4%s—1991
Trans
&
Amer
Underwood
__
102%
wi
2-61
Yield Price
July
107%
103
1-61
3-
May
100 %
120
/
■'Hilton
74
Lt 45/8s_1991
&
Am
Pub
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
125
1976
2-
3s
May
105%
119
1975
Trailer
1969
5%s
of
Co
Texas
Ferro
2.95s
100.8
Jun.
.
101%
118
5s
ww
Phoenix
Southwest'n
Deere
100.4
100.6
United States
1975
3%s
Brass
Pacific
5%$.
100
321
100.2
3-61
Apr.
114
6s__1972
10-
1-61
7-
Ask
103 )/2
112
1998
•Commonwealth
•■Consol
101%
3-61
6-
Bid
1981
National
Corp
Chance
1-
1-60
3-60
& Sons—
(M)
4%s
116
3s
9-
Debentures Issues
.
•Carrier
-El
Inc
Fund
Bonds—
1021/4
-Burlington Industries 4y4S__1975
Ind
Growth
Wisconsin
10-
3.20s
(The)
3.10s
3.35s
Winfield
Johnston
'
100.2
100
.
■
_
1964
Federal
Ask
100
.
1964
Fund_lc
America-
Research
100.4
99.24
1963
20,
Fund—lc
Growth
Institutional Income
1961
Apr.
20,
Roe
United
Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
8.72
1961
20.
Figures after decimal
10.57
Income
20.
Sep.
3%s
May
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
8.66
Incorporated
Jun.
4s
Oct.
Fund
»•
'
Apr.
Inc__
36%
65
point
a
1961
4%s
100.5
4s
United
JCruperial Capital Fund Inc
3,
100.2
2%s
Street
a28.88
of
1961
3,
4 %s
(Edson B)
UBS
38 %
1
Balanced
5.67
1
100.4
100
100.3
Apr.
100.8
Stock Fund
Twentieth
H-DA
100.2
100.2
1961
15,
4s
101.3
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
100.2
100.15
Stock Fund
6.32
15%
36
Bid
100
100.6
22:80
Haydock Fund Inc_
32nds
more
or
101.1
Texas
5.78
one
100.13
Television-Electronics Fund
10c
14%
•
Federal Lantl Bank Bonds'—
Sept. 15, 1961 wi
Apr.
represent
1961——
Stevens
Townscnd
61
Ask
1961-
12.24
H-C7
Bid
Banks—
1961—,
11.18
Series
_.
10,
lc
22.14
Fire
12,
Stein
a23.23
2
1
Insur
34
2
Life
1961
17,
7.81
1
Annuity
55%
52%-
3
City of N Y
11,
11.12
1
46%
May
15.14
Inc
43%
5
Insurance
Sep.
7.12
Fund
America—2.50
of
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Jun.
Southwestern Investors Inc
7.91
34%
117%
5 V8s
10.15
Mutual
Co
14%
13
31
8
113%
4%s
13.83
Industry Shares Inc
Ins
66%
5
10.64
lc
Guardian
5
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Co
9.79
lc
shares
(Va)
Corp
United
(N
(N
42%
108
63%
Y)—2
Ins
Co
Insurance
—2.50
Growth Stock
General Bond shares—
Petroleum
Life
59 Vh
Life
Guaranty
Travelers
Inc
Fully Administered shares
Growth
5
Amer
Standard
102
4%s
13.19
al9.82
Smith
10.82
7.21
70%
Title
10
13.08
State
9.88
5
Boiler
26.51
7.40
Selected
--
21.10
Shares—lc
Insurance Co
Steam
insurance
3%s
al4.08
Sovereign
Equip
Sec
Fire
Insp & Insurance—.
103
10
10
12.95
Fund
Common
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Standard
Hartford
49%
39%
2
—
_.
24.19
12.04
(Geo)
Scudder
"
7.36
Accident
10
Co
45%
_5
Co*
Trust
&
9
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al5.44
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
3.02
19.41
Standard
Insurance
&
Canada—25c
11.15
1
48%
Hanover
Life
preferred
12.29
Putnam Growth Fund
7.55
ll
Corp
$6.50
Inc—_____50c
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Putnam
Securities—
Group
Springfield Fire & Marine
3.30s
Shareholders Trust
General-
Security
66 %
25%
Fund
Fund
6.87
88c.
89%
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
-1
Inc__———*
Fund
(T
Scudder
1
Inc
61
Westchester
8.49
2.79
2.74
56%
21
7.77
2.54
10.17
(New Haven)——10
Ins
10.92
Fund Inc
2.58
1
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Security
9.99
15.68
Puritan
12.87
lc
1976082
121
45%
1
1
lc
stock series
C)„4
41%
of
Co_
Variable
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—__1
Common
(D
8%
5
Ins
Surety
32%
1
lc
Series
Bond
Employees Insur
77%
Amer____1
Life
Insurance Co of N Y__10
Funds Inc—
Custodian
Franklin
Seaboard
4%s
5.22
2.36
Seaboard
28%
73%
Marine,—6.25
&
9.60
17.14
Pioneer
6.90
11.84
Fire
8.78
15.62
Price
20.19
6.31
Paul
(N
Life Ins Co in
18.72
4.77
St
Corp
S
14.45
Philadelphia "Ftind
18.68
36%
51%
140
__10
47
43%
American
50%
33
25%
Jersey
Y>_
4%
47%
25
5
Jefferson
5
2
5
Life
4
Reinsurance
U
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
22.28
17.32
Growth Fund
Federated
26%
—10
Republic Insurance (Texas) —10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
Co
Republic
15.97
Street
96%
24%
___
61
4
56%
Penn
Pine
92
58 %
2.50
Ins__10
:
10
—
104%
5
F)_.
Ins
&
Great
3s
*16.19
(S
Fire
a25.18
14.81
Fund
S
Over-The-Counter
~8~91
Deposit of Md
&
Firemen's
S
Fund Inc
59%
(Pa)
Quaker City Life Ins
U
Oppenlieimer Fund
26%
55
5
10%
U
_1
61 %
24%
Co__- —_5
74%
.
4%
6.81
57%
10
—
1
Co
2%
14.61
9.15
39%
;__
50c
Fund
49
37
10
—
Co,
Phoenix
Insurance
-1
Street
45%
__4
Insurance
3%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla )_1
Inc
19%
12%
Co
Insurance
Home
Shares
17%
Insurance Co of N Y
8.17
Chemistry
14.60
21%
Pacific
Peerless
4.24
11.37
13,01
8.60
Indemnity
Philadelphia Life Ins
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
al5.68
8.37
19%
Pacific
1
12.17
1
46%
3.33 Va
Ins Co Of N Y
1
13.65
20c
Eurofund Inc
39%
.2.50
43%
____
Insurance
7.48
6.23
1
1
Securities
Northern
5
61
Ri\er
Northeastern
10
78%
36%
6.04
1
William
Co
74
x5.53
x3.88
1
Ltd
Electronics
Howard—
&
3.40
England Fund
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
3.62
-1
1
Inc—
North
5
Inc
York
of Canada
Ll:
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_ _—1
Hartford
Series
47%
30
57
———1
Stock
26%
44%
10
17.72
Stock Series
24%
—5
12.21
Series
„
1
Fire__
16.39
Series—
—
Ins Co_
NewlYork Fire
xll.17
__—
Stock
Income
Casualty
Co
46%
5
corn-
Fire
Union
__1
Series
18.57
Inc—-1
Diversified Investment Fund—_1
Fund
Income
Growth
3.33
Co Inc_l
Corp
Dividend Series
18.38
National
AA
Nationwide
—__———1
Investors
Balanced Series
Preferred
145
Ins
Providence-Washington
Gov
Securities
134
138
Accident
&
Line
44%
Govt
National Securities Series-
Bond
1
Fund
Income
15.06
Shares
Wide
National
Investment Inc
Western
Diversified
a
beneficial interest———1
Nation
126
Fire
73%
Gulf
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
B
19%
20.98
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
1
Corp
10
Ins._ —10
National
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc,
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp_
5
Fidelity
9.84
of
Assurance
Globe
18.97
71%
Life
Life____10
11.53
17.45
67
Old
(Ky) 2
17.19'
Fund—1
Stock
Co
15.90
Fund
10
Hampshire
10.51
Investment
(Bait)
New
1
Investing
Mutual
Life
New
Foundation—1
Mutual
11.07
Monument
Natl
1
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
10.40
43%
Natl
5
General
Forster
42%
41
57%
32%
42%
43%
Ins_5
&
10
Life
Insur
'
6
45%
Assurance_.12.50
Bonding
Indemnity & Life Ins_ —5
(NJ)___2
Ins
5% :
42%
Corp class A___ —5
Amsterdam Casualty- __-2
24.48
9.57
47
30%
1
Insurance Co
Life
12%
5
Shippers,:
Life
82 %
120
Fire
Mass
1
(Galveston)
Standard
Massachusetts
1
C)
22.64
10.18
Inc
Fund
Natl
&
9%
11%
5
Corp_'
Franklin Life Insurance
interest—1
beneficial
1
Fund Inc
Composite
18.76
Fund—
Life
1
Stock
Composite Bond &
15.91
17.35
__33%c
Inc—_—
of
14.72
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
Units
Commonwealth
&
Bankers
115%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc ___1
Federal
Trust
Investors
beneficial in t—33 %c
Massachusetts
Income
;
Bankers
Insur —5
Maryland Casualty
45%
13%
78
Merchants
Assurance
D
Life
National
16 %
8%
1
(Wash
Ins
Nat
4.52
Transport shares
12%
—
22%
42%
Co_1.50
American Re-insurance
4.14
Special
13.35
20 %
1
:
15
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury
Investment shares—lc
lc
19.88
Insur
Investors
2.52
12.34
Investment
American
2.31
shares
54%
Ins Co of Tenn_3
Casualty
Companies Inc
20%
■
5
Fla )
Home
Amer Ins Co
—lc
18.19
Fund Inc
American
Crum
1
Commonwealth
(Jacksonville
Amer
5.
Heritage Life Ins—
Continental
__50c
Shares
American
4.27
Petroleum
Life
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General
2.68
12.04
com__
American
Assur
preferred—
conv
3.96
3.91
108
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
2.45
——:
104
2
American
x3.62
shares—lc
shares
_5
Ask
51
18%
(Birra)
Lincoln
Boston
3.36
Life &
24%
lc
11.14
Inc__
Commonwealth
x3.07
109
22%
Beneficial
16.44
104
Equitable
lc
Paper shares
Metal
Mass
Dreyfus
a
Liberty Natl Life Ins
10
American
Industries
11.87
new
Energy
Fund
Delaware
a29.63
132
Life Insurance Co of Va____ —10
General
12.53
___—
Colonial
Diver
7.79
1
—.—lc
10.83
Secu
Colonial
De
17.15
Inc__ 1
Fund
Bid
Par
126
31%
shares
11.51
Inc
preferred
Crown
23.02
Companies
Ask
10
29%
Electric
&
Boston
Fund
Series
13.45
21.06
Surety
Agricultural Insurance Co____ 10
Continental
Trust—___—1
Shares
Concord
12.31
1
Bid
Par
Insurance—
Connecticut
_____lc
Fund
Life
Aetna
Funds—
Managed
Growth
Shares
Ins
Stock
Chemical
17%
1
Inc
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
—1
Life
Growth
Stk
16%
&
.
Aetna Insurance Co
Comwealth
19.28
Ltd
Capital
_1
16.40
17.82
Inc
Loomis-Sa.vles Fund of Can
Loomis
_____
International
Canadian
Fund
•
.
Casualty
Amer
Lazard
Fund—
Fund Inc———__1
Canadian
7 %
Lexington Income Trust
15.41
13.66
—1
Ltd
(1954)
Chase
14.81
14.06
Inc
General
Fund
13.70
1
Life
Canada
20.66
50c
Ltd
Fund
California
12.50
19.11
Investment
Street
Bullock
15.62
17.04
K-l
5.70
Broad
23.73
B-4
9.24
"Blue Ridge Mutual
Boston Fund Inc__
X21.75
Bonds) _1
Priced Bonds)
(Low
25.01
1
Bonds)
Grade
,
Aetna
26.11
1.79
4.61
______
,..<■
10.44
CV20
Ltd
Ask
9.55
Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
A.xe-Houghton Stock Fund InCv.1
Atomics Physics & Science
Canada
Bid
Par
1.63
.1
Trust——
Axe-Templeton Growth
Insurance
Funds—
(Investment
B-2
al8.07
Mutual Fund Inc
American
B-l
8.9S
4.56
Investors
Mutual
Keystone Custodian Funds—
2.58
8.28
Business
American
American
Ask
X2.34
(Quotations for Thursday, March 30)
5%S
1988
101
104
101%
102%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
93
96%
•No par value,
a Net
asset
New York Stock Exchange,
value,
b Bid
t New
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-d'ridend.
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to
on the
dividend.
listing
Ex-stock
Volume
THE
193
Number
6043
COURSE
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
OF
BANK
Chronicle
(1491)
week Ended March 25
CLEARINGS
1961
1960
$
Bank
clearings this
week
will
show
increase
an
with
compared
Third Federal Reserve
a
liminary figures compiled by
Pennsylvania— Altoona
us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, April 1, clearings for all
of the country,
at
$26,969,384,717 against $25,198,336,635 for the
there is
1960.
:_
1,064,000,000
—18.3
San
728,919,232
418,269,822
:
385,100,000
788,751,000
567,557,034
621,464,509
325,690,427
368,638,155
Baltimore
cities,
five
days.,
Other
cities,
five
days
—
Total
3.4
—11.6
All
all
$19,538,947,654
+
7.5
4,872,764,241
4,716,157,485
+
3.3
$25,886,548,219
cities,
one
Total
all
day
$24,255,105,139
'+
6.7
1,082,836,498
943,231,496
$26,969,384,717
$25,198,336,635
——
for
week—
4,156,169
2,166,969
+
5.4
896,000,000
964,000,000
+
0.2
3,520,035
3,183,630
—22.6
6,568,898
3,335,329
6,426,909
3,489,795
3.280,001
9 2
5.446,234
5,176.009
19.488,388
13,624,854'
11,935,027
+
2.1
9.003.710
16,111,513
1,207,042,240
+
4.7
952,947,581
1,021,289,009
+
3.0
14.002.790
9,667.460
+
3.0
288,272.561
248,052,081
3.9
580.935.592
486,130,274
53.814,700
48,946,800
12,879,729
;_
.
(7
12,501,209
311,050,587
302,119,009
588,207,067
612,219,194
70,825,700
—
60,454,200
—
+ 17.2
15,153,586
14,803,819
11.966,045
13,319,915
457,826,119
452,375,630
+
1,467,908,833
1,467,792,976
+
•
cities)—
_________
Virginia—Huntington
5,428,811
5,314,428
Virginia—Norfolk
•
2.4
+
12,431,107
*
—10.2
10,624,687
13,824.267
11,779,616
1.2
464,528.529
420,755,842
0.1
1,427,809,546
1,235,956,760
2.1
—
4,464,707
3.806,503
21.933,382
19.362.000
+12.3
19.720.000
18,954.440
266,252,621
Richmond
237,816,572
+ 12.0
231,660.936
190,505,716
+ 17.5
Carolina—Charleston—_
9,748,870
8,293.923
7.839.887
6,977,824
_____________
398.287,607
392,802,226
+
1.4
312,237,566
344,604,850
Columbia—Washington—
District of
146,766,317
135,174,780
+
8.6
126,112,619
138,138,006
848,303,225
798,878,312
+
6.2
702,035,715
702,987,339
+14.8
Total
cities
4,240.972
2.2
—HI
2"
—HUH
II_~—III
Maryland—Baltimore
cities, five days—_—_
+ 12.8
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
South
Total
1,550,623
1,703.747
8.7
—
$21,013,783,978
____
1.436.797
7.5
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh HIII-IH
West
Ten
1,612,342
3.7
+
+ 11.1
481,275,178
'
2,049.005
+
23,895,468
I
;
Mansfield
9.3
+
709,636,193
464,692,275
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
—20.3
12,185,856
Youngstown
Francisco
$
1,263,377,107
cities)
Columbus
+ 2.3
421,000,000
!
1958
6,529,260
Jersey—Trenton
Cleveland
+ 12.8
428,000,449
1
1959
24,424,323
Cincinnati
822,505,825
City
*
5,930,867
Ohio—Canton
—17.5
869,000,000
Louis
or
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
1,256,236,690
Boston
Kansas
St.
8,657,184
i(a)
Delaware—Wilmington
13.2
+
1,036,840,363
Philadelphia
4,503,845
6,704,088
<10
Inc.
Dec. %
Ve
$15,289,746,605 $13,505,407,875
Chicago
4,512,728
.___
'
Total
1960
1,139,000,000
_____
Our comparative summary for
1961
1,200,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
4,177,747
Scranton
New
Week Ended April 1—
1,970,543
4,714,122
Philadelphia
Reading
the week follows:
New
1,520,628
_____________
Lancaster
this center
At
1,517,209
,
,_
Chester
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 13.2%.
a
in
weelt
same
1,208.923
1,577,017
2,'ll9,'l83
___________
Bethlehem
cities of the United-States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
7.0% above those of the corresponding week last
year. Our preliminary totals stand
$ 1
District—Philadelphia-
Pre¬
ago.
year
47
+
(6
cities)
7.0
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
inasmuch
________
Nashville
the week ends
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
Tennessee—Knoxville
In
we
the elaborate
able to
are
detailed
has to
cases
Ac¬
statement, however, which
we
the whole
at
week in 1960.
this
center
Outside of this
showing
an
increase of 12.8%, the aggregate
city there
was a
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
an
Kansas
of
District
by 3.7%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District by
a
In the
South
following
we
furnish
a
The
Des
SUMMARY
14.7%.
OF
BANK
1st Boston
7th
9th
11,518,189
1,467,792. 976
+
0.1
1,427,809,546
12th San
648.303.225
798.878 312
+
6.2
702,035,715
1,534.165, 334
+ 7
4.3
1.334,926 452
"
1.748.537,482
1,603,393, 517
+
9.1
1,367,011,877
794,172,704
765.907, 464
+
2.7
'710.369,920
76,274
"
9,862, 749 *•
000
8,042 465
8,128,371
48,017,894
54,017,065
17,933,331
+
6.5
—
3,273, 351
127,413, 885
7,227, 456
6,176, 810
—11.1
58,560 71T
+
6.8
19,039 ,467
18,373 ,250
+
7.5
1,476 606
1,365 ,766
1,055,118 784
•
51,901, 537
1,211,317
1,163,811,902
+ 11.5
6,149,532
+ 3 6.8
5.381, 230
5,659, 270
14,915,824
14,484,333
3.0
14,255 074
14,423 ,143
12.116,191
11,836,749
2.4
9,357 882
8,635, 929
6,784.873
6,126,529
+ 10.7
5,968 299
1,748,537,482
1,603,393,517
9.1
1,367,011,877
0.3
<17
789,531.413
688.228, 187
+
14.7
650.252.547
557.075,103
740.635. 819
+
11.9
758,292,139
634.098,571
652,006, 927
+
11.6
583,398.730
Total
623,084.915
539,656,'268
7
"
....
"
828,483.505
Francisco—L—--10
"
;'1
727,782,708
cities)
.__
—
+
+
954,872,
918
4,482, 467
1,418,917,-780'
Louis
416,100.000
365,600,000
326,200,000
194,092,823
+
4.5
198.852,371
175,294,825
172,302,045-
151,679,258
+ 13.6
143,196,437
119,278,964
—
2,985,362
2.735,383
+
9.1
2,721,112
2,311,125
794,172,704
cities)—
(4
417,400,000
202,785,297
*
'___.
765,907,464
+
3.7
710,369,920
623,084,915
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
1,578.809,459
1,457,270. 346
+
8.3
1.309.309.560
+
12.8
23,382,413,102
12,299,269,220
+
7.0
11,071,146,795
+ 16.2
6.897.492
467,838,012
+
13.3
446,859,397
378,453,725
216.911,690
177,967,093
+
21.9
162,549,106
141,580,620
North
9,679,716
10,797,634
South
4,276,073
6,254,730
3,522,227
St.
—
——
Dakota—Fargo_
Dakota—Aberdeen——
Montana—Billings
A-
22,403.604.380
13,163,887,355
6.363,650
530,019,332
Paul
Minnesota—Duluth
1.170.643.941
25,569.054,587
7,392,733
Minneapolis
-28.835.769,164
107 cities
York
7,603,972
1,418.917,780
"
4
*."
New
144,732, 938
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
1,186,695.865
„
6
Outside
9.3
'
702,987,339
1,600.848,655
"
"
Total
3.584, 226
162,947,322
9,420 ,077
9,747 055
12,028 .277-,
91,972 000 J.
8.1
1.302,463
1,235,956,760
_
+ 20.1
19,160,675
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,'467,908,833
___/_
+ 13.1
4,055,644
178.036,049
Kentucky—Louisville
"
City
11th Dallas
10,081,516
5.7
+
—
7,183,198
12,467.269.026
7
9
10th Kansas
13,314,525
1,298,034,398
Missouri—St.
1,021,289.009
—__
16,944 607
8,751 335
96.611,000
;
12,680.426,474
952,947,581
--.17
Minneapolis
1,665 376
16.°68 203
+
12,779,021
14,068,786
Rapids.,
$'
4.7
—
2,972 500'
1.5
2,931,618
16,973,742
88,810.000
Decatur
1958
+
;
+ 34.1
+ 17.1
3,930.050
"
845,929.803
1,207,042, 240
6
Chicago
1,186,695,865
+
4,872,680
$
'/o.
1,263.377,107
10
8th St Louis
1,334,926,452
vL
905,632.561
+
"
6th Atlanta
4.3
.
/+ 17.9
981,289, 456
13,672.424, 009
5th Richmond
1,534,185,334
Wayne
8.5
Dec.
$
1959
Inc. or
I960
1,065,067.426
16,122,946,647
J
527,144
192,928,816
Springfield
"
4th Cleveland
568,132
228.155,477
Rocklord
—10
Philadelphia
11,563,971
3.5
3.2
Peoria
9
—
14,147,901
622,619
301,918,914
CLEARINGS
$
12 cities
York
2nd New
3rd
I
:
5,080,007
District—Chicago-
City____
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
In the
5.2
14,717,027
5,320,496
i
600,786
Sioux
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1961
194,189,355
17,221,617
Moines
Total
Week Ended March 25—
235,948,931
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
gain of 11.9%; in the Dallas Reserve District
summary
4.7
Arbor
Bend
Terre
11.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.3%.
In the
242,768,224
5.944.942
1,600,848,655
Indianapolis
in the Rich¬
6.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 4.3%.
City Reserve District there is
238,960,177
Rapids__
Indiana—Fort
Chicago Reserve District has managed to increase its totals by 9.1%; the St. Louis
Reserve
288,377,960
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
of
6,304,461
3.7
14,960,623
Grand
expansion of 17.9%; in the Boston
8.5%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 4.7%,
District
Reserve
4.0
292,183,000
Orleans—
cities)——
Michigan—Ann
and from this we note that in
Cleveland Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 0.1%;
mond
1.4
6,354,576
Lansing
the New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve District of
_
Seventh Federal Reserve
We group the cities according to the
increase of 18.1%.
an
<10
394,500,000
6,970.268
15.487,772
Total
gain of 7.0%, the bank clearings
116,497,153
400,300,000
309,721,850
Mobile
clearings for
27,128,746
123,391,305
6.8
254,296,257
I
Mississippi—Vicksburg
country having amounted to $28,835,769,164 against $25,569,054,587 in the
same
was
31.787.343
17.3
+
6,101,515
7,070,232
Louisiana—New
—11.1
321,298,044
—
Alabama—Birmingham
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
497,100,000
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
March 25.
147,374,211
465,600,000
Augusta
estimated.
be
172,803,089
__,
Macon
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
38,137,645
33,907,960
__
_1
Georgia—Atlanta
6.443,187
—10.3
7,134,448-
9.522,192
9,255,070
+ 21.4
3,884.852
3,885,698
2.9
6,636,890
5,634,995
—
10,297,025,280
City__—
14,997.139
15,296,384
789,531,413
Helena
688,228,187
•
Total
<7
cities)—
2.0
13,902,618
11,130,546
+14.7
650,252,547
557,075,103
—
1
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
week
add
now
our
statement showing the figures for each
detailed
city for the
:
1
■
—?
Clearings at—
Y
I
Week Ended March 25
1960
1961
*
a
:
s
■
•.
s
1959
Inc. or
' Dec. ',)•
Wichita
First Federal Reserve District- Boston—
Fall
River
_:
—
Z
2 2
3.079.555
+ 2'j.5
5.419.361
5,298.315
813,179.099
3,823.301
9.3
773,913,154
3,625.450
13.2
2.024.857
3,126.273
2,696,223
13.937,669
J
9,351,642
9,442,978
1
179,159,674
155,421,518
!j
12,004.386
(9
14.536,584
29.469,914
29,724,664
501.609.104
11.442,722
12,737,930
7,107,502
6.290.073
828,463,505
740,635,819
Springs—
cities)
_
+
802,799
33.9
6,886,227
5,937,844
!l
1
32,484,131
26,839,216
508.483,678
417,251,941
1
—1C.2
13.503,331
12,990,948
3.0
6,780,321
4,671,306
1
(1
+ 11.9
758,292,139
634,098,571
0.9
—
+
10.5
+ 3
.
1,164.014
1.5
586,481
39.3
+ 16.8
Joseph:
Total
2,743,900
+
—
1.692.544
1.495.814
3,540.345
3,487,410
+
17.866.225
13.882,358
+
28.7
+
34.0
11.821.877
31.748.063
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
9,401.644
5.0
53,143.273
+
31.0
+
706,430.790
2.3
+
——
City—
Colorado—Colorado
2.299.193
5,923.033
889,054,841
:_—
3,974,746
7,493,728
3,734,571
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
St.
3,885,645
i
Maine—Bangor
611,983
19.457,130
Missouri—Kansas
|
I
6.854,376
554.480,094
——————
956,339
167,233,666
801,666
7.
Kansas—Topeka
1958
$
840,336
9.546.810
■____.
.__
—13.3
195,278.201
Hastings
Omaha
■
1.037,439
899,466
____:
Lincoln
for four years
March 25
ended
Nebraska—Fremont
)|
'
New
Bedford
i——
—-—
Springfield
Worcester s,
New
:_
;
15.380,156
13.497,068
56,485,075
___
Haven..
59.447.259
—
23,296,245
22,631,597
+
2.9
19,282,279
13,499,855
11,848,120
+
13.9
12.526.269
10,438,040
644.988.180
573,061,104
+
12.6
503,322,137
467,652,930
43,981,151
42.294,125
+
4.0
43.383,613
36,316,409
Galveston
5,438,000
5,819.000
Wichita
5.945,124
5,519,792
+
7.7
8.071.341
7,373,200
13,930,398
13,464,786
+
3.5
10,584,370
10,713,673
727,782,708
652,006;927
+ 11.6
583,398,730
539,656,268
'
36.856,300
"+
6.4
34.597,000
3.091.471
+
10.3
3.027,020
+
8.5
905,632,561
845,929,803
—
6.5
7,162,000
5,511,000
2.401:317
981,289,456
Falls
Louisiana-Shreveport
28,766,100
3.409.951
Worth———
Fort
19,589,645
39.228.100
1,065,067,426
Rhode
New
Texas—Austin
Dallas
_____
Connecticut—Hartford
.
_
Island—Providence.—
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(6
cities)———
—
•
i|
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Francisco—
_
"
1
Utah—Salt
York—Albany—
Elmira
_
1
New
York—-
Rochester
,
Syracuse
New
-
___
*
— —
Northern
New
;
—_ —
29.065.082
140.855,489
+
11.4
132.235,599
127.970.994
___
2,538,642
3.649,028
48.029,141
25.905.617
23,881.827
67.202,207
68.760,304
107.824,905
V
1.399.042
1,765,257
2.7
3 4 43,278
12.311,266,307
12,106,579.100
86.827,136
-
+
—
+
12.6
s
45.916,577
.
San
38.963,761*"
8.5
21.794,459
54.904,370
64.964.843
24.2
77.132,875
12,467,269,026
Grand
Outside
Total
(9
cities)
16,122,946,647
13,672,424.009
+
81,212,338
:
9.2
29.902,453
24,071,966
i
15,352,557
—
0.4
17,425,818
15,854,314
780,219.971
+
10.9
705,998,017
641,891,837
J
36,266,238
<+
0.4
30,751,412
24,346,811
J
10,661,900
~
„__
—,
cities)
110
95,212,963
—
10,616,115
+
0.4
9,213,260
6,836,037
13,977,730
+
3.8
12,310,747
10,625,166
1,170,643,941
—
1,578,809,459
1,457,270,345
28.835,769,164
25,569,054.587
210,719.166
-
8.3
1,309,309,560
+12.8
23,382,413,102
22,403,604.380
7.0
11,071,146,795
10,297,025,280
+
74,735,283
12,680,426,474
Total
+ 12.9
29,159,874
8.5
20.544.889
2.3
113,144.946
36,428,146
-
Stockton
.1
171,471,288
14,502,121
Jose
—
Barbara
4,661,032
192.397,415
864,878.240
Beach
Francisco
Santa
5.378.309
2.1
26,464,160
City—,
Pasadena
2.679,817
1
9.6
+
15.298.192
Lake
California—Long
San
+ 18.3
—
13,269.785,367 V +18.1
54.096.340
-
Jersey——
32.333.967
15.671.881.80.9
.
—
15.8
3.003.072
.
_•
Jersey—Newark
+
3.551.823
-
:_
I,.
28.097.075
156.940,238
Jamestown
32.540,636
—
189,673,152
+
127,717,723
Oregon—Portland
Second Federal Reserve District -New York—
+
5,317.312
230.245,141
241.848,167
Yakima
New
222,970.462
5,828.485
235,182.325
Washington—Seattle
17.9
*
total
New
(107
York
Estimated,
(a)
cities)-
City——
Clearings
13.163.887,355
operations
12,299,269,220
discontinued.—
+
.
1
The Commercial and
(1492)
48
Financial Chronicle
and Issue—
Company
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
MARCH
1961
24,
TO
MARCH
1979
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
—May
1
—-May
1
stock——.May
4
——
Gas Pipe ia.ne uo^p.—
1978—.
—
Motor Co. 5V-t % cumulative preferred
6Vs%
White
due
debs,
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
for
Rate
Noon Buying
Unit
Monetary
and
Monday
Tuesday
March 24
March 27
March 28
March 29
.0383000
.0383000
.0383000
.0200400
J
.0200362.
.0200362
France
.00311131
.00311131
.204018
.204050
.251850
.209500
.209500
.209466
2.799260
2.798360
2.797575
.00278600
.00278566
.326533
.326233
.326033
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278266
dollar
.278250
.278216
.278050
2.770653
2.771544
2.770792
.140016
.0349562
.0349562
.0349562
.0349562
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193575
.193562
krona
Union
United
.231375
1.393952
1.394400
1.394022
1166
1974—Apr 10
—Mar 30
Wakefield
Co.
5%
this
in
•Announced
1166
issue.
1.393315
2.798360
2.799260
2.798500-
2.797080
2.797575
sterling-.
pound
Kingdom,
1061
.Mar 27
•
■
subord, debs, due July 15,
cumul. preferred stock
conv.
.231650
.231575
.231437
.231383
rand
Africa,
South
of
1.393561
franc
Switzerland,
1994.—Apr 21
1,
.193487
.193637
.193556
Oct.
due
.0166436
.0166436
—
peseta-
Sweden,
debentures
.139950
.0349875
913
1339
& Caron (Canada) Ltd.—
redeemable preferred shares——
Associates—
Varian
2.769386
.139950
.139943
.139925
escudo
Portugal,
Spain,
5Va %
cumul.
15-year 4Va%
.278225
krone__
Norway,
—Mar 31
stock
Pearson
Taylor,
5%
2.769876
guilder
pound
Zealand,
1230
Apr 14
1974
1,
1338
1
Co.—
Bell Telephone
35-year
.00278658
.326700
.0800560
Netherlands,
New
.00273566
.327100
peso
due Oct.
preferred
second
cumul.
4%
.00160816
.00160666
—May
stock
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—
cumul. preferred stock and
Southern
.00278600
malayan
Malaysia,
Corp.—
subord. debentures
'
.00160566
.00160516
.00160975
conv.
3 Va %
2.797080
yen
Mexico,
6%
.209400
2.798500
Recovery
1119
Mar 31
due June 30,
(Charles A.)
.251868
.251856
.251850
.209416
pound
Japan,
.00311131
.204058
h
.251862
deutsche mark
rupee
Ireland,
.00311131
.204025
6%
Oil
.May 15
series I
preferred stock,
Uranium Mines, Ltd.—
1963
Drilling & Exploration Co.—
cumulative convertible preferred
Ocean
.209875
19,73——Apr 15
1,
Water
cumul.
debentures
6%
1.010885
.209900
.00311131
markka
(Metropolitan), new franc.
Germany,
1.010442
.209900
.204025
rupee
India,
1.010494
.209925
1.010859'
.209912
Ceylon,
Loraao
.0200250
.0200325
1.009687
dollar-
Finland,
5.08%
.0383000
.0383000
subord. debs.Cue Oct.
Service 1 Co.—
conv.
California
2.228749
2.229880
2.230486
2.229768
2.229143
Belgium, franc
Canada,
.0120819
.0120795
.0120746
peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
6%
$
.0120819
.0120795
Page
Date
V
Inc.—
Industries,
Automation
March 30
!■:<;
S
$
S
S
Argentina,
Thursday
Wednesday
1382
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
Friday
1164
4
Transcontinental
y
Country
id
,
1961, INCLUSIVE
30,
1274
subordinated djpbeni.ures due Apnl 15, 1976
Api
California G4s Co.—
1st 5Vs%
series C bonds, due July 1, 1983 and
1st 5%% series D bends, due Oct. 1, 1984 ——Apr
Tennessee Gas
Transmission Co.—
*
1st mortgage^pipe line bonds 5 % 'k
ser.es due Nov. 1,
41/4%
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
FEDERAL
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
*
Southern
certifies daily to
countries of the
Page
Date
'
Falls Corp.—
Sealright-Oswego
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
Monday, Apiil 3, 1961
.
.
.
DIVIDENDS
suspended.
♦Temporarily
Continued from page 14
1961
F.
for
1961
1960
16,054
18,159
1,035
1,033
17,079
17,087
476
79
460
835
Increase ( -f ) or
19,113
459
114
1
certificate
gold
reserves
J
Discounts
advances
and
—
Acceptances—bought
outright—
U. S. Government securities:
Bills
2,327
5,398
16,301
2,662.
2,408
5,418
16,286
2,647
> 1,263
8,507
outright
repurchase
agreement—__—
26,688
26,759
securities—
26,688
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
Held
bought
under
Agricultural-loans'.1,092
>
U.
Government
S.
loans
Total
Cash
items
in
Other
i-
26,847
26,883
of
3,905
109
4,712
109
3,926
102
212
195
262
48,611
49,462
49,996
-
-
1
assets
assets—
■_
domestic
S.
26,995'
-L;
27,004
U.
S.
reserves
15,992
account
16,359
517
511
—
268
Other
;
deposits—
availablity
liabilities
Other
Total
Capital
17,454
18,766
3,664
3,103
30
liabilities—
CAPITAL
paid
in
47,289
Total
48,155
——
and
Balances
with
for
chased
of
liability
foreign
gold
F.
and
R.
capital
to
liabilities
U.
775
Interbank
103
175
147
deposit
combined*
S.
"F.
R.
note
notes
solidated
liabilities
of
other
statement
combined"
Federal
shown
+1,593
+
756
38.3%
.
38.0%
41.5%
Banks
477
million
netted
of
of
out
—
+
638
937
+ 1,022
—
383
+
122
+
99
+
—
33
254
51
+
—
+
77
44
700
+
142,155
—3,161
+9,342
59,706
—1,102
+
552
+
3,211
demand deposits
demand
deposits:
11,415
—
1,427
banks
Domestic
+
—
Foreign banks
deposits:
+ 1,025
634
° +
26
49
Time
1,623
+
7
35,005
+
115
35
Other
+
11
492
+
Federal
From
Banks
Reserve
+4,613
others.—
1,592
———...
169
—
203
—
con¬
above.
tExclusive
tion
loans
of
valuation
of
(San
♦Preliminary
commercial
domestic
to
individual
reserves:
loan
District).
Francisco
banks
and
407
—
items
JMarch
15
are
after
shown
figures
deduc¬
gross.
banks
the
of
Federal
shows
the
ended
March
following
22:
weekly reporting
Reserve
97 Vac
5-
1
4-20
1
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
4.25%
(quar.)
$1.061/4
5-
1
4-20
4.40%
preferred
preferred
5-
1
4-20
4.40%
preferred
($25
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
revised.
$1.10
(quar.)
principal
Decreases
changes
of
$351
for
the
week
in
loans
million
adjusted, $785 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities,
and
$1,102 million
in
demand
deposits
adjusted,
$634 million in demand deposits credited to domes¬
found
and
preferred
including
demand
Commercial
$29 million.
ing
deposits.
and
industrial
of
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
5-
1
4-20
$1.40%
5-
1
4-20
27 V4C
5-
1
4-20
preferred
preferred
Spalding
G.)
(A.
Special
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4'/2%
Securities,
and
;
;
preferred
under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
called
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
the current
notice
of
Page
Date
loans
Color Co.—
5% debentures, due April 1, 1964
(R. C.) Williams & Co., Inc., 5%
increased
a
net
of
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
Paint
&
Apr
s.
f.
debentures
3
_Apr
1337
11
$149, million.
S. Government securities
Loans
nonbank
to
financial
partial
decreased
institutions
American
decreased $165 million.
Holdings
Treasury
of
bonds
of
decreased
Time
deposits
Capital debs.,
Treasury
certificates
combined total
jiills
decreased
decreased
$20
$685
million,
million,
and
the
Treasury notes and U. S. Government
than
Colonial
4.90%
General
47/8%
National
1st.
$80 million.
other
Discount
interbank
increased
$115
5%
debs,
Gas
due
1953,
Class
3%%
Oil
due
1,
May
1973—_May>
1
May
&
Oil
4%%
1,
1977
series
subord.
—May
due
1
May
May
B
Starrett
Stecher
5%
1980
May
1
(quar.)
1,
1973
debs,
due
1,
1976—.
May
5
1
5-
1
4-10
4-
3
3-20
—
12 Vac
pid. (quar.)
(Bostoh)__
5%
4-15
3-31
6-30
6-15
$1.25
9-29
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.):
12-29
12-15
Bank
Tiust
&
3-27
40c
(quar.)
in.
!
4-14
4-12
4-14
3-31
5-12
f 60c
Inc
National
Ltd.
1
25c
Brewers.
5%
—
_
Stern
4 V2%
(John
1
12 VaC
(quar.)
6-
5-
1
4-14
7-
1
6-
Textiles, Inc.—
preferred
Stetson
12 Vac
(quar.).
A
preferred C
&
5-
Corp.—
Precision
preferred
Stern
4-10
20c
'
56c
(quar.)
Co.,
B.)
25c
(quar.)
common
9
4-15
3-30
4-14
3-31
Still-Man Manufacturing—
Class
9 Vac
A
Class
A
9 VaC
A
9 VaC
6-30
7-14
Class
10-16
Class
Class
B
Class
$.0095
B
B
:
Inc.
10c
4-15
3-31
4-
3
3-27
5-
1
15c
4-15
(extra)
(quar. U-
:i
Strawbridge & Clothier
(quar.)
60c
Corp.,
pld.
(quar. if.
2Va%
dividend
dividend
Mold
9
-?9
4-12
4"
1
Taylor
Co.,
Texas
Canada,
4-19
annual
&
6-15
Inc
15c
preferred
$4
Ry.
4-
4-20
3-31
3
of
5%
Light,
in
1
4-14
4-14
6-
9
or
(quar.)
I
4%
5-
1
4-10
$1.14
pfd."
$4
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
1
4-10
$1.19
$1.21
*
(increased)
5-
5-
1
4-10
52c
1
4-
3
3-
'
(quar.)
1
3-25
12 Vac
4-15
$15C
preferred
4-14
3-30
V.
General
(Toronto)
I.)
Inc.,
1
6-30
$1
stock
(quar.)
(stock
1
5-
5-
10.52133
$4
(quar.)
Co.
Canadian
6-
$1
,
.
preferred
(H.
4-10
$1.27
;
(quar.)_.
(annual)
preferred
Thriftimart,
3-15
4-24
4-14
$$1
(quar.)
preferred
declaration
preferred
Inc.,
3
6c
(quar.)
$4.76
Utilities
4-
15c
(initial)
Service,
in.cash)
Power
4-19
6-28
Mfg
4%
4-19
5-15
$2
Lines,
&
5-15
1
20c
„
Gas
Ltd.,
Pacific
B
4-
Transmission—
preferred
Third
4-lD
5-15
4
(s-ai_
Electronics.
preferred
Electric
(An
_
Malleable
Eastern
&
3-17
20C
(quar.)_
preferred
Natural
Haute
Texaco
4-15
25c
:
(s-a)
Terminal-Hudson
Terre
3-15
4-
25c
Fibre
Tennessee
4-14
4-20
Ltd.—
Corp.,
lquar.)____
B
preferred
9-15
$$1.25
(quar.
Petroleum
10-16
35c
2 Va %
—
Corp.
preference
Class
Texas
1
■-
.
International Petroleum—
Talon, Inc., class A
4%
6-30
ln-iR
10c
X
•
7-14
S.OGO-s
25c
••
Shop,
&
9-29
3-31
4-14
$.0095
_
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co.
Ciass
July
3-20
5-
$1.25
Corp.
Company of Canada,
Thompson
yd
Marcn
Corp.—
3-30
4-10
$ 15c
(quar.)
preferred
Sterling
4-14
Lithograph—
preferred
Sterling
3-24
93 %c
.____
series
2nd
50c
Traung
5%
5%
3-24
4-10
(quar.)
Investment
preferred
Steel
4-10
J20c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Corp.,
4-14
20c
(quar.).
State Street
Ltd.
1,
3-31
3-31
•
1
20c
quar.)__
Ltd.
Radio,
5-
1
Ohio—
1
Corp.—
58 due
Corp.—
bonds,
1333
5-19
1
noc
of
Co.
preferred
Standard
Class
4V2%
(increased
B
Standard
Textiles.
Transportation
trust ctfs.
Research
conv.
series
3-
3-31
fi-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Fuel,
$4.84
Page
Georgia—
Incorporated—
American
equip,
,mtge.
National
5.90%
Stores
of
Co.
4-14
4-15
4-15
$4.56
Date
1
4-20
4-15
$4
redemption
Company and Issue—
5-
10c
20c
Texas
carrying U.
or
56c
___
12 VaC
Texas
;—^
4-14
J56V4C
$5.08
Indianapolis
1
pfd. (quar.)
Standard Holdings, class A (increased quar.)
preferred
3
5-
(increased quar.)
5%
Standard
$5.25
tender
-
4-
4-17
5%
...
dividend)—
Sta-Rite Products, common
Texas
Company and Issue—
.
5c
Spray-Bin, Co., ciass A (initial)
$1,60 preferred (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp.
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
fund provisions.
3%
—
K
xnc.—
__
(qiar.i_.___
(stock
Inc.,
Spiegel,
:.
(stock dividend)
& Bros,
Investments
Supertest
corporate
called
stock
common
those
tic banks, and an increase of $552 million in U. S. Gov¬
ernment
list
a
27 VaC
(quar.)
par)
$1.15
Fund Notices
be
1
5-
"5%
will
4-20
92 Vac
(quar.)
Super
Below
5-
Service—
(quar.)
Redemption Calls and Sinking
member
System in leading cities
3-30
6-30
preferred
Stock
of
4-10
preferred
Stock
statement
8-15
9-15
7-10
20c
3.70%
Sunset
condition
5-15
25c
Stubnitz-Greene
-The
3-20
6-15
3.90%
Stop
v
Condition Statement of Member Banks
4-15
25c
—
(quar.)
Insurance (Dallas)
Public
Quarterly
534
114
Federal
the
(quar.)
Southwestern
+2,558
Borrowings:
includes
Reserve
17
—
155
+1,532
+4,608
17
76
21
—
4,191.
adjusted
Government
From
*
Reserve
707
56
85
+
685
20
—
—
2,938
banks
Interbank
pur¬
correspondents
reserves
395
67
49,996
—
+
—
deposits
817
49,462
—
—
4-lf
Increased-quarterly
LIABILITIES—
423
48,611
—
1
—
(quar.)
Sterling
48,723
174
acceptances
on
certificate
note
accounts—
•—
1,313
domestic
assets/liabilities
Total
82
:
;
Banks
assets—net
Other
+
7
71
785
—
-+
coin
Currency
423
_
.
__
R.
F.
—
10,689
12,320
.
years
with
Reserves
Demand
accounts
liabilities
Contingent
and
35
years
+
—
4,064
17,490
3,737
securities
Other
817
capital
Ratio
33
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
316,
3,150
dividends
accrued
~ 223
362
17,114
:
___
items
cash
and
•
216
365
Foreign
five
After
preferred
preferred
Life
Stanley Brock,
i
year
five
to
One
:
one
19
42
—
187
22
7
273
—
2,981
1,179
indebtedness—■_
notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
17,716
489
—
Treasurer—general
Total
•
:
bills
Within
Deferred
'
securities—total—.—
certificates of
Treasury
+
12,421
16,060
29,451
—.—.— —.— —
loans
Government
Treasury
26,819
Deposits:
bank
—____
estate loans'
Other
1
10
+
3,471
1,610
674
1,274"
banks
commercial banks.—-
Treasury
notes..
Reserve
Member
;
foreign
to
LIABILITIES—
Federal
i
to
Loans
U.
116
1,167
institutions:
finance, personal finance etc._+_,
Loans
+
5-
55c
25c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Common
—
—
283
46
+
10
+
4-14
4.157o
financial
nonbank
to
Other
-
Real
Total
securities
Sales
26,133
collection——
securities
and
process
premises.:
1,436
Government
S.
Other
149
450
.
—_______
1
"15c
,—
—
non-cum.
5.62V2%
purchasing or carrying:
securities—_
for
loans
Other
Loans
Bank
(quar.).
5%
4.36%
securities
Other
3-31
5-
2c
(quar.).---———
England Telephone
Southwestern
+7,626
+7,603+ 1,979
990
•+ 199.
w—;-+>
.
4-15
$1.20
—
Electric—
&
Railway—
pur¬
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
25,266
26,759
for
dealers
and
brokers
to
Loans
13,010
2,484
U.
Total
1961+
investments—_ T 10.393
—1,376
Loans and investments adjusted*
—
109,119
—1,103
Loans
adjusted*
———
68,979
-*-■ -351
Commercial and industrial loans———-*■32,027 :^;+.
25,264
2
;
Total
preferred
New
(In millions of dollars)
loans and
Total
32"
45
45
_—
Mar. 23,
I960
Mar. 15,
22,
1961 *
ASSETS
outright—
Bought
Gas
Southern
Payable of Rec.
(Knoxvjlle,
Co.
_______
Southern Materials
Decrease (—) Since
Mar.
Total
Cash
Casualty
&
5%
banks decreased $273.
commercial
domestic
954
'
notes
R.
4.80 %
million.- Loans to
others decreased $169
rowings from
Mar. 30,
Mar. 22,
16,044
account
fund
Fire
(quar.)
Indiana
Southern
ASSETS—
Redepemtion
million but bor¬
Banks increased $11
Reserve
Federal
Mar. 29,
certificate
Southern
Tenrn)
(In millions of dollars)
Gold
Southern
$91 million was in deposits of
uals,
Banks
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve
individ¬
partnerships, and corporations.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
million of which
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Investment
Trust,
(s-a)
Fiber
class
Glass—
A
(stock
•
dividend)
dividend)
(Stock dlvs. payable in class A shares)
4-14
3-31
5%
4-11
3-10
5%
4-11
3-10
7c
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
."
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Name
of Company
Oil Co.,
Tidewater
Finance
Time
Class
B
(Mass.)
preferred
class
Co.
Toronto-Dominion
Class
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
3-15
13c
4-14
4-
7
4-14
4-
4-10
3-24
35c
(quar.)l
4-
5-
33%C
;
(3-for-2 split on Class A & Class B subject
to
approval of stockholders May 24)
Transamerica
Corp.
Trans-Canada
(quar.;
Corp.
Quarterly
(quar.)__________
1
of Company
Batteries
Transportation
4Va %
6-15
Transfer
3-20
1
preferred
,
7
Oil
Products
&
of
America,
class
a
Less
y
Quarterly
Quarterly
LaSalle
Underwriters
New
Street
Trust
6-30
6-
9
x
4-19
1
3
(quar.)
8-25
11-24
62 Vac
5-
1
4-10
75c
4-
3-15
A
*78V8c
(Union,
N.
—
5-
1
30c
(quar.)
Bank
4-
3
4-20
(quar.)
$1
5-15
4-20
Union
Gas of Canada,
Union
National Bank.
Ltd.
(quar.)
!______
(Lowell, Mass.)
Natural
dividend
and
a
b
shares
(1956 series)
(1955
,,(quar.)
series)
of
America
Co.
New
Hill
of
America
Mines, Ltd.
Printers
United
Machinery
Corp.,
5-1
4-
Corp.,
4-
1
5-11
5-
1
3-31
6-
1
Lines
3-27
3-20
7-10
6-20
l_
15c
4-26
4-12
(quar.)
62 Vac
5-
4-
Co.
<N.
(Bait.)
1
3
S.' Plywood
S.'Rubber
S.'
Smelting.
Refining
7%;
preferred
Corp.,
pfd.
Containrr
New
Seaver
they
Leaf
taken
&
Camp
Sea
Food,
Van
Sciver
Van
Waters
(J.
Vanadium
B. 1.
&
execution
of
5%
Tire
&
that
of
$20,000
of
preferred
Railroad
&
to
4Va%
underwriting
Tiernan,
Inc.,
Mills
(stock
6
3-10
3-
3
and
3-
3
7-
1
6-
9
4-12
3-21
5-22
20,000 by
to
reduce
4-15
3-30
machines
4-29
4-14
35,000
of
1
4-
7
While
the
3-
3
States,
4-
3
a
foreign
country,
in
Government
of
1
6-15
now
4-15
3-31
are
4-10
3-31.
devices,
among
5-
4-14
The
Bridge,
-
15c
1
4-15
A
being
3
3-20
1960
4-28
the
5-15
2%
4-20
4-
$3
4-
3-15
3-31
4-
tax
will
Western Tablet
4-21
*35c
3
3-17
4-
50c
3-17
4-
20c
to
(quar.)
1
5%
1
4-12
4-28
4-
4-
-
:
Co.,
division
a
of
sales
reported
$1.26
share,
per
of
based
has
closely
been
held
adjusted
loan
to
and
500,000
public
below
severally agreed
per share
and sell
$9.90
$11
at
Abraham
Carter,
Newburger
&
&
Co.,
Co
—V.
193,
&
4,140
Co
&
2,740
Potoma
Inc.
Simon
E.
&
Hardware
2,740
Smith & Co.—
4,140
reported
9
In
March
on
24
'
$7,663,047
(quar.)
3-15
the
4-15
3-15
above
4
3-15
5-
4-
7
1
4-
7
6-15
4
1
5-
$1.4 3.3
LJ-_-
6-
1
5-
1
7 VaC
—
5-15
$1.12 Va
6-
gain
$878,125,
40c
—_
40c
15c
(quar.)_.
'
5
5-
4-20
1
4-
4
3-10
5-
1
4-
7
8-
1
4-
7
11-
1
10-
7
4-14
4-
3
Service—
Due
the
1
4-14
$1.25
5-
$1.26
5-
1
4-14
$1.27
—
5-
1
4-14
4-14
sales
and
12 Vac
—__
(quar.)
+
—
fiscal
year
and
ended
Jan.
months.
12
of
ends
15c
were
for
totaled
23.3%
the
1960,
31,
The
FBA
$374,252,
16.5%
and
accounts
charge
a
receivable
accounts,
Express System
Yellow
6%
Cab
1
3-31
4-15
3-31
5-
Inc.,
class
A
7c
(quar.)
;
I||
4-
37 Vac
(quar,)—
4-15
4-29
4-19
37VaC
7-31
7-10
1
Co.—
preferred
J
such
the
as
TO
for
up
pro¬
development
degree
public
of
PRESENT
French Laboratories
Kline
will
of,
7
accept¬
FINANCING
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
Common Stock
—
which
net
the
sale
Chairman
Yale
to
Center.
balance
is
the
Board
science
new
of
primarily
pharmaceutical
products
in
the
for
the
of
from
scoclc
sales
for
$24,025,000
were
;
1960
promoted
pharma¬
central
nervous
-
were
$144,538,000
compared
with
company
of
as
stock
common
Feb.
without
28,
1961
A.
purchasers
the
set
selling
named
below
stockholder
have
the
their respective
opposite
Barney &
First
C.
Co.
Boston
Allyn
&
of
consisted
value.
par
The
company
severally
number
of
agreed
shares
Shares
Inc. 21,250
Corp.
Inc.__
Co.,
of
names:
Shares
Smith,
and
$134,891,000
debt.-
PURCHASERS—The
purchase
and
and
1959.
of
shares
net
a
development,
specialties
tranquilizers
are
and
facilities
completion of the sale,
20,000 shares, of record and
i
long-term
no
of
build
After
engaged
of
earnings
Capitalization
14,641,504
to
part
stimulants.
$25,006,000
has
being offered are outstandingof a gift of 220,000 shares
are
to enable
Science
own
and
consolidated
and
First Bos Ion
stock at $57 per share.
common
company
principal
Janney,
E.
21,250
3,000
Battles
W.
&
Clark, Inc.___uj„
Johnston,
Lemon
&
3,000
&
&
G.
A.
Becker
William
&
Blair
Blunt
Ellis
&
Alex.
Brown
Clark,
Inc.
5,000,
Irving Lundborg & Co
1,500
1,500
1,500
Merrill Lynch,
5,000
Smith Inc.______
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.,
Newburger &
Co.
5,000
1,500
Inc.—
3,000
Newhard,
1,500
&
2,000
Co.
Podesta
Co.
1,000
Ohio
Dominick
Dominick, Inc.
3^000
Paine,
&
Co
Francis
duPont
I.
Eastman
3,000
.
Dillon,
Securities
Estabrook
&
Co.—
Sachs
&
Shearson,
&
Co.__
2,000
Inc.____.
3,000
Gardner
Co., Inc
Schwabacher
&
Co.,
1,500
Robinson-Humphrey
1,500
&
Co
Hammill
1,500
&
Co:
2,000
5,000
Noyes
Hornblower
&
193,
H.
3,000
Co
Co.,
Walker
White,
Dean
1164.
p.
&
Wertheim
1,500
Inc.—
Co.
Hutton
H.
G.
3,000
Co.
Weeks,—5,000
&
Hutton
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
1
Co.,
&
&
Stroud
2,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
Singer, Deane & Scribner
3,000
—-
Co.
Ripley
Hemphill,
—V.
&
The
5,000
Co.^
&
Jackson
Pressprich
1,000
Co
&
Hurriman
F.
W.
Reynolds
1,000
&
Hallgarten
1,000
5,000-
1,000
Sons
1,500
Co.____
1,500
Webber,
Reinholdt
Co
&
&
Co
5,000
Co
Garrett
Pierce, Fen-
Cook
2,000
Goldman,
E.
R.
3,000
!
Co
&
Southwest
Robert
&
Co._
Curtis
Union
Co
&
&
&
ner
Cruttenden,
&
1,500
1,500
Brothers.,
McDonald
Sons
&
Lehman
3,000
Inc
&
Dodge
5,000
3,000
Co
Sherrerd
&
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc,__
Laird, Bissell & Meeds!
Lester,
Ryons
&
Co
Co.,
Simmons
&
Co.,
Butcher
Co.
&
5,000
1,500
Co
Baird
1,500
Kidder, Peabody & Co.____
3,000
Corp.
Co.__
2,000
1,500
W.
&
1,500
&
1,500
2,000
Co
3,000
Co.____—
Weld
&
Witter
&
Yarnall,
1,500
-
Inc
Biddle
Co.
3,000
Inc.—
5,000
Co.___
&
.£,000
5,COO
Co
Southland Life Insurance Co.—Rights Offering—
This
Southland Center,
company,
with
statement
SEC
the
stock.
It
is
basis
the
on
March
on
proposed
of
to
Dallas, Texas,
28,
such
share
new
one
filed
196L covering
offer
stock
for
each
a
registration
80,000
for
shares
of
subscription
five
shares
by
held.
amendment.
The
company
is engaged in the writing of life,
health, accident
hospitalization insurance in 22 states and the District of Columbia.
company
has recently acquired about 44%of the outstanding
common
stock
of
Carolina Life Insurance Co.,
of
Columbia, S. C.,
and
The
has
contract
a
representing
the
from
of
the
to
about
purchase 280,602 additional shares of Carolina,
of its outstanding stock. The net proceeds
55%
stock sale will be applied toward the purchase
55% of the outstanding stock of Carolina.
company's
remaining
rose
company
has outstanding 400,000 shares of capital stock, of
Crockett Co., of Dallas,
owns
95,428 shares, and management
officials
as
a
group
30,071
shares.
Ben H.
Carpenter
is listed
as
which
Board
Chairman
standing
periods
and
totaled
stock
1
the
children
are
two
large
compared
fiscal
It
extraordinary
of
profit
net
with
The
year.
shares.
599,101
amount
program,
$117,528
current
23.4
was
net
for
fo"
the
*he
profit
cents
first
equals
snare
a
expenses
nine
on
connected
months
the
and
of
of
is
held
Mrs.
and
beneficiaries.—V.
Williams
C.
Dan
Crockett
Mr.
in
as
188,
President.
irrevocable
an
Carpenter
and
Mr.
All
the
trust,
and
out¬
which
of
Williams
Mrs.
1561.
p.
with
declined
to
three-quarters of the
15.6 cents a share on
502,350
shares
in
the
South
The
Carolina Electric
Irving
5.125%
Trust
cumulative
has
Co.
Gas
&
been
preferred
stock
Co.—Appointment—
appointed
of
the
transfer
company.—V.
agent
192,
the
of
p.
1344.
comparable period.
The
report
recalled that during the period of unprecedented physical
the California company a
60,000 square-foot central
expansion
for
warehouse
was
facility
100,000
in
opened
Oakland;
a
100,000
square-foot,
three-level
adjoining the Oakland main store; and
Walnut Creek store was opened.
During the
opened
was
square-foot
period
arranagements
square-foot
later
this
branch
were
store
year.—V.
192,
at
p.
completed
Palma
*ov
Ceia
construction
Shopping
of
Center
a
125,000
(Hayward)
Southern Co.—Annual Report—
All
Simplex Lock Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursu¬
a
March 24 offering circular, Charles Plohn & Co.
York
4,
N.j'Y.,
Co., Inc., both of 25 Broad St., New
publicly offered 100,000 shares of this
firm's $1 par common stock at $3 per share.
BUSINESS—The
company,
of
150
Broadway,
New
York
38,
N.
Y„
year
and
sales
energy
of
8.5%
Alabama,
122,000
"This
electric
of
smashed
in
power
1960,
consumption
according to
the
in
its
annual
four-state
report
of
Co.
Electric
increase
records
were
area
Southern
their
ant to
previous
service
panies,
1095.
and B. W. Pizzini &
Yale
and
The
rentals
1961.
31,
than
greater
and
represents
the
were
of
period.
months
which
sales
that
31
dan.
preceding
interest)
preceding
between,
,
encteu
noted
was
3-31
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
the
of
nine
of
Jan.
on
the
to
expansion
$93,227,
the
(quar.)
35%
or
$3,385,460
parking
.v.—
of
it
owners,
nine-month
entire
bulk
share
months
(net
the
over
the
the
balance,
1960
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
charges
than
more
months
12
-
40c
Its
system
and
to
nine
the
comparable
the
Carrying
65.9%
report
utilized
1
6
5-
$1.25
iquar.)
1
54-
5-15
25c
—
5-
1
4-20
10c
—
for
entire
4-15
4-
cists.
by
in
highs
record
the
for
company."
the
interim
an
*50c
30c
of
income
the
expenses
Equitable Securities Corp. heads the list of underwriters. The record
date,
subscription price and underwriting terms, are to be supplied
Up, Net Down—
history
6-
3-24
in,
through activities directed toward physicians
stockholders
3-27
4-15
"ethically"
common
3-27
charge
tooling
any
$245,000
the
500,000 shs.
company,
the
manufacture
2,740
4-15
1
called
BUSINESS—The
2,740
Zuckerman,
Co.—Sales
and
it
upon
from
company
of
at
competition
approximately
costs
EFFECT
Yale University as
Kline, Honorary
by
the
University
beneficially,
Towbin
___
7
Hardware
of
be
Since
2,740
Co._
Unterberg,
Co.
4,140
:
M.
2,740
Singer & Co.__——
644.
p.
be
'research
Mahlon
C.
of
Yale
W.
&
Weill
Porges,
the
to
will
commissions
$1)
Inc.
Boyce___—
Berlind,
11,820
11,820
Co
Richards
Bros.
4-18
7-
be
to
share.
per
Shares
11,820
11,820
—.
reflect
35c
$1.25
;
Combing Corp. Canada, Ltd.
orders
nine months ended Jan. 31, but also
a
decline in net profit due to increased extraordinary expenses con¬
nected with "the greatest period of physical expansion in
the 60-year
,35c
•
,
Taning
&
Simon
(quar.)____
common
at
Stein
Co
&
Barth
carrying
1%
&
the
to
2-10
6
are
operating
mortgage
41,440
_
Brothers
Simon
(quar.)
Co.
stock
common
Co
C.
(quar.)
Shoe
&
I.
5-
by
director
Goodbody
stock
common
4,140
per
(quar.)_j_
Industries
of
of
4,140
dividend
Wolverine
shares
*35c
5%
Wool
J.
3-13
foreign
Shares
3-20
3
to
named
4,140
4-
received
made
Whipple
collection
company
a
degree
will
and
quality.
will
be
largely dependent
impossible to forecast with
initial
time,
GIVING
shares
Robert
$1.00.-
underwriters
Hill
___.
WilJiams-McWilliams Industries—
Chemical
such
shares
the
value
par
in
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
30c
PROCEEDS—The
shares
Bacon,
5%
(quar.)_!
Wilbur Chocolate, common.
Company,
this
French Laboratories
Ferris
$60,000
Lock
locks
,
&
states.
paid.
3-20
—
Whiting Corp.
preferred
purchase
Lehman
5-15
Public
to
3-15
25c
A
for
(par
United
31
machines
of
company
company
3-20
__:
A
stock,
common
4-
White
Mfg., class
(quar.)_:
been
includes
Bear, Stearns & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
15c
preferred
of
securities
3-24
Whippany Paper Board (initial quar.)
preferred
of
4-15
Trust—
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)_:
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., common
Stag
have
the
4-15
+__
about $.007
(quar.)__'
the
Co
toll
sale
Signal
equal
.4-15
_______
lien
the
1960,
$492,266,
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph (quar.)_
Westfair Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.)
prior
of
Prescott, Shepard&Co., Inc.
5%
(quar.)
31,
Dec.
Burnham
share
preferred
Electronic
automobiles,
Button
'
&
Northern Illinois Toll Road, and
company entered
this field in April,
$1.02 j/2
_'_
for
at
Bache
than
authorities
and
a
to
joint managers of the group that offered pub¬
March 28 200,000 shares of Smith Kline &
on
First
sale
the
proceeds
$25,000
Securities
Y.;
N.
outstanding.
outstanding stock of
40c
—
stock
are
Drexel
ended
3-20
4-15
in
use
voting
public
customers
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the
the
product,
Lock.
American
More
continental
additional
and
manufacture
The
of the
3-23
.
general
voting machines from
sale of 1,000 machines
a
furniture,
Push
Lock
expected that such proceeds will be
in the order of priority as listed;
for
developed
States,
its
net income
3
5
in
the
in
involving
Newly
services.
now
are
is
order
Button
193, p. 810.
licly
shares
4-20
J5%
and
to a
Co.
15c
;
Investment
amount
acquisition
3-31
4-15
first
case
the
Turnpike.
dividends
no
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
:___
dividend
(stock
dividend
and
equipment
market
United
active
year
aate,
the
hereunder
used
voting-
Trinidad.
the
Meter
and
390,000
shares
$4.50
after British income
expenses
for depositary.
& Stationery, com.
(quar.)
and
Wisconsin
1
Ltd.—
(initial)
com.
the
on
3
12%
depositary
For
$7,170,520
3-28
4-15
also
through
3-30
4-10
62 VaC
Publishing
Common
4-28
*
7
be
capital and
working
at
Locks;
forecast
the
common
sought.
is
Neptune
To
$1.12'/a
Paper
to
of
Blyth
in
Connecticut
4-
Securities—
Stockholders
Dividend
the
5-15
$1.12 Va
dividend;
Ordinary
Common
5
sold
numbering
Throggs Neck
10c
(quar.)
B
4-
company
designs, manufactures; and sells
the
this
7-
being
office
as
that
Lock;
Smith Kline
Co.
130,000,
Of the
will
company
1954, succeeded
voting machines
to
15c
&
of
begun
principal
received
3-24
$1.25
(quar.)
&
company's
1
20c
(auar.)___
30
business
related
8
.
in
company
company's
recently
Wertheim
Pulp
The
5-
50c
the
tool
to
Lock
The
The
provides
the
it
the
by
additional
for
organized
4-
buc
(quar.)_:
Insurance
payable,
ago.
and
4-10
5-
Power—
Virginia
the
Common
such
purposes.
50 years
over
received
proceeds
accounts
corporate
3-20
(quar.;__
dividend) __£
March
are being sold by the
selling stockholder.
a
PROCEEDS—Net
4-14
30c
-
for
Burnham
by
offering
offering, 110,000 shares
3
3
_
<annual)__
headed
group
18c
(quar.)_
Witco
mortgage
rights in the
original limited
partners
will
receive
shares, $480,000 in cash from the pro¬
public
4-
(initial)
& Worts,
new
initial
an
4-
(s-ai___
pfd
C
5.08%
first
a
their
consideration
as
as
The
payment
4-
5c
B
Windsor
to
assigned
hotel.
(the
cash
60c
7 Vac
preferred
&
is
Brinkley,
3-10
$0.6562 'A
S
preferred
Stock
and
Push
Corp.
Shoup Voting Machine Corp.—Common Stock Offered
—An
the
The
payable upon
payable on the
6
6-10
new
EARNINGS—Consolidated
(Brattleboro)
4.10%
V/ilson
was
4-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)___
4.20%
$5
the
make
7 Vac
:
Co.,
preferred
4Va%.
the
and
Button
Offered—Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. and The
first $5,000,000 of such proceeds are to be
due on the closing date), and original
limited partnership shares of a face value of $1,100,000.
used
BUSINESS—Shoup,
._—
Inc.
Class
operate
$5,000,000
Jacobs
partnership;
partnership
offering
to
shares of Shoup common stock at $11 per share.
$2
(quar.)
(stock
RR.
Gooderham
Knitting
Penn
4'/>>
general
general
C.
3-24
Management
Wells.Fargo Bank-American Trust Co, (S.F.)
Quarterly
7%
the
Clifton
taking title subject
and
the
to
to
$500,000
February,
in
Kaufman
which
Push
and
partners.
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Hiram)
Stock
limited
4-14
Wellington
■
$5,500,000 by
this
sell
underwriters'
Scovill
Approximately
10-button
—V.
1961,
5-15
—___
com.
&
Inc.
Western
and
agreement
assignment,
a
offered
Samuel
partners;
1
(quar.;_
Savings Bank
preferred (quar.) Jt:__
Western
15,
Jacobs,
P.
5-
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Products
Class
March
on
general
5-31
50c
(quar.)
preferred A
Inc.
of
to
security
unit.
purpose
of
agreement
15c
Quarterly
West
$11,000,000,
amount.
purchase
ceeds
is
22 VaC
(quar.)
common
Massachusetts
Natl
Western
original
per
3
___:_
of America,
convertible
Va%
the
the
$5,000
at
Nathan
as
a
the
closing date,
87 Vac
(quar.)
new
Rogers,
Corp.
Vanderbilt
4
listed
1,096
3
(quar.)
pfd.
Mining
Van
West
sale
organized
Kaufman,
are
long-term lease
which will continue
seller,
price
Shoup
Wallace
the
of
to
10c
(quar.)
(.Chicago)
preferred
Webcor,
for
of
4-
iquar.)
6%
Wayne
Frankel
subject
purchase
7 VaC
A
(quar.)__
Vacu-Dry,
Walker
partnership
Benjamin
Shabse
$1.75
£
4 Va %
Bank
is
follows,
as
of
agreed
remainder, of approximately $160,000, will constitute the
general working capital of the" company and will be used
to, finance
production, inventory, and sales.
The exact apportionment of such
working capital will be dependent on factors which management is
of acquiring the rights of
Kaufman and Jacobs, under an
agreement with Hotel Sherman, Inc.,
to acquire
the Hotel Sherman in Chicago.
The seller is a subsidiary
of Webb & Knapp,
Inc.
The purchase agreement provides that title
be
such
expects
estimated
shares
$60,000
(c)
registration state¬
a
registration
4-
common__i._____—
Company
National
Wabash
offered
has
Authorized
filed
covering
1
(quar.)
class
(quar.)_
Construction
5V«r'%
be
to
York,
1961
eight others comprise
partnership was formed for the
Mining—
&
Corp.,
Company
Viewlex,
law.
New
29,
1
v
:
Tobacco,
Marion
(Thei
Victor
York
and
St.,
and
made
(s-a)
preferred
1st
Corp.,
Controls
Universal
Universal
common
8%
Co.,
Universal
Vermont
40th
March
on
5-
—
(quar.)—__:—
(quar.)
4Vzf/r
E.
10
SEC
5-
30c
4Va%
Lock
payment
of
the
this offering.
It is
ance
12 VaC
—
J.),
the
of
and
the
of
to
from
after
tax.
of
10c
common
Button
PROCEEDS—The
payment
sale
87 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
U.
Vermont
corrected
non-residents
37 VaC
(quar.)
U.
Uptown
4-28
4-10
(quar.).___.
common
U.
Upson
A.
5-15
—_
Co.,
preferred
Upjohn
under
nominee
6-
of
the
7
1
$2.50
(quar.)
_
Gypsum
Universal
The
here.
Canadian
type
new
Conn.,
Co.—Proposes Offering—
Co.,
with
The
in
—
preference
Co., class A
B
indicated
15%
tax.
partnership shares,
company is
a
limited
7
5-
,
*10c
com.
S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
(Increased-quar.)
Class
is
less
25c
convertible
Foil
income
limited
will
(Chicago)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Wnelan
$3.50
Utah
3
2oc
(quar.)
Publishers
&
preferred
S.
4-
3
12 Vac
Special
U.
5-
$2.50
Shoe
S.-
2-21
$1
(quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United
7%
4-17
$1
(quar.)
Co._________________________
United
U.
4-.7
3%
;
Quarterly
S.
,
Gas—
on
Insurance
Keno
United
U.
1
65c
(quar.)
Extra
U.
5-
10c
United
United
6%
'
*12 VaC
-
4-20
Corp.—
Co.
Fruit
Sherman
Sherman
ment
4-20
United
Jamaica
incorrect.
was
date
Continued from page 10
3-20
5-15
Biscuit
date
funds,
General Corporation and
Investment News
4-14
,
5-15
preferred
S.
(b)
J.)
_____
87 Vac
preferred
U.
equipment
CAPITALIZATION
92 VaC
4%>
in
record
seek
existing locks
acceptance, and is therefore
of precision.
public
degree
tax.
published
and/or
a
Waterbury,
higher
than
medium-priced
key
price as combination locks of equal
experience
Non¬
source.
will
company
same
Push
will
the
at
The
of
manufacture
company
original
the
unable
3
(quar.)
United
the
7%.
tax
of
selling
Lock.
substantially
about
Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
4'/n.
income
4-1
dividend.
deductible
tax
resident
5-1
the
safes.
priced
the
of
49
of $60,000.
company
Initially,
and
business
Button
commence
the
(a)
3-20
Co.—
Aircraft
4-1
the
Push
Manufacturing Co.
and
to
in
the
substantially
4-19
25C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Texas
Less
11-15
5-15
Stock
date
•
8-15
30C
$3.70
-
funds,
15%;
this
cost
duction
30C
$1.12 i/a
Union
for
up
5-15
i
(quar.)
United
3-10
5-1
4
preferred
$4.00
Scovill
3-22
5-25
4-
$4.50
$3.50
4-10
3-30
5-
4-
______
(Chicago)
_________
Electric
for
engaged
called
makers
25c
closed
be
device
3-31
Y.)—
National
Center
Quarterly
Union
(N.
1st preferred
6V+%
t Payable
(initial)
common
Acceptance
Union
9
30c
;
Twin:City Rapid Transit, common
Union
6-
2 VaC
.
South
4-14
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
2U8
6-30
62 VaC
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
b-ji
3-15
*56V4C
Canadian
British
9-15
12-15
not
tax
Previously
1
7%c
1
(quar.):
in
resident
12 Vac
A
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
*35c
.
(quar.):
books
* Payable
5%
Corp.
Gas
Trico
Trico
will
5-31
4-10
10%
25c
Jewelry Co.
(quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.)
*
4-
*
_.
Zale
1-1-62
dividend
Stock
0) Rec.
6-15
10c
Raceway (stock dividend)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
*25c
♦
^
,
Holders
Payable
10c
Quarterly
1
4-15
10-
I25c
Quarterly
When
Share
(quar.)
Yonkers
1
7-
$25c
:
3-30
6-
6-
4-28
.
20c
Fund
1
6-15
6-
1:40c
(quar.)__l
7
6-15
-
7 Vac
Traders" Building Assn., Ltd.
Yocam
3-27
*47 %c
(increased)
Name
7
50c
^
Per
f
30c
;
(1493)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
13c
Supply, class A
B
(initial)—__
Tractor
A
(Minn.)
Manufacturing Corp.
Toro
(quar.)
(quar.)
!__
(quar.)______
Insurance
Title
When
Share
$1.20
Chronicle
over
of
22.7
1959,
Georgia,
square-mile
were
Gulf
kilowatt-hours in
1960,
an
reported by Southern's system com¬
billion
and
Mississippi
Power
Companies,
in
service- area.
consumption, during a
of reduced business activity nationally, attests the basic vigor
soundness
of
the Southeastern economy and
the continuing in¬
dustrial
impressive
increase
in
electric
power
region,"
Harllee
Branch,
Jr.,
Southern's
President, informed the stockholders.
1' '
Mr.
Branch
pointed out that,-to provide for the mounting power
requirements
of
the
area,
the Southern Co. system
invested $170
million in 1960 in new generating plants, transmission lines, and other
progress
of
the
t.
50
*<
(1494)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
In the past 10 years,
the company's expenditures" for
additions have totaled more than $1 billion.
consumption of electricity, made possible by these huge
new investments in power facilities,
resulted in 1960 operating revenues
of $319 million, up 7.6%
from 1959; and in net income of $46.1 mil¬
equipment.
reported
capital
and
record
The
lion,
6.8% over the previous year.
report, the fact that Southern's system companies
their .net income in the face of steadily rising
increase
an
According
•were
costs
was
of
the
to
increase
to
able
due
the
to
of
efficiency
greater
the
modern
steam-electric
March
on
higher
Stone,
tainers,
31,
1960,
After *
1959.
The
annual
facilities
basis.—V.
193,
1164.
p.
Stone
is,
the
A
completed
was
medium
will
Southern Nitrogren Co.
This
Savannah,
cultural and
increase
at
in net
and
Tampa
during
its
of
reported
1960.
-
.,
,
on
•
,
range
Sales
compared with $832,000 during
Net
in
to
1959
Net
last
number
Southern
Nitrogen
in
or
had
1959
to
outstanding,
shares
of
in
$1
share
a
the
67
on
with
compared
as
1,250,000
cents on
1959.
Federal
no
because
of
State
income
expenses
and
or
start-up
liabiilty
in prior
tax
losses
.
Container,
Its
The
with
right
in
the
$2,582,000
continues
Southeast,"
further
Dec.
last
31.
normal
near
coming
the
during
increases
The
previous years."
Nitrogen last July acquired Millhaven Sales Corp., a dis¬
tributor of direct application anhydrous ammonia and related products
Southern
operations in southeastern Georgia.
continues actively to study the possibilities
company
of
pro¬
ducing and marketing certain chemicals other than nitrogen, particu¬
larly organic chemicals and plastics," Mr. Riley told stockholders.
Southern Nitrogen's President also reported that the company's $1,on schedule.
completed recently for
for increasing
liquid
urea
capacity from 10,000 to 17,000 tons a year.
A new nitric acid
section to
produce an additional 33,000 tons a year is scheduled for
300.000
As
expansion
completion
program,
1961,
Nitrogen
ammonium
and
monia
The company's sales
all
products are
North
It
Riley said.
Mr.
anhydrous ammonia, nitrogen solutions,
ammonium
nitrate limestone,
aqua
am¬
chiefly for agricultural use and substantially
of
firm's
the
Carolina.
These
sales
four
in
are
Georgia,
form
States
of
one
the
A
consumption
nitrogen
last
of
in
and
year
adjoining States.—V.
larger
$450,000
supplied
was
193,
oper.
Railway
oper.
expenses
The
While
the
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
30,876,095
193,
ops.
$5,869,169
2,475,990
ry.
tronic
work
the
is
$10,105,279 $14,403,195 $17,923,631
4,730,666
—V.
The
line
expenses
136,754
143,707
277,151
284,450
$100,775
$98,098
$191,021
$184,493
57,723
26,509
96,736
50,870
1165.
p.
Security Life Insurance Co. of New York—
of
of
common
holders
stock.
of
shares
record
date
ment.
No
purchase
life
by
The
producing
The
company
shares
of
the
class
A
15%'
classes,
will
H.
the
be
will
York,
The
in
Owensboro,
invested
be
insur¬
general
used
initially
the
♦
The
company.
the
by
three
offering
shares
principal
class
of
preferred
of
telephone,
to
communication
company's
and
systems
maintenance
complex,
as
Wide Air
Union
well,
President,
255,000
owns
26.4%
Chairman of the Exec¬
7.8% of the common,
and
89.7%
own
Force
Air
Force
with
line
rate
18.7%
and
of
financing
new
and
are
being
by
sold
heavy
and
Conn.,
and
manufactures
switching
fix"
unaudited
nine
sales
to
emphasis
pocket
on
size
pattern
data processing. The
analyzers for service
generators
in
the
AT&T
type
microwave
system.-
ended
$4,172,103
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
Dec.
1961
consisted
of
1,020,000
shares
UNDERWRITERS—Associates
Inc.,-Stanley Heller & Co.
and
in
and
of
of
compare
become
months.—V.
Buelow
Mr.
192,
Co.—Partial
2373.
p.
1960,
the
company
the
earnings
company
offering
Securities
stock
are:
as
of
$269,839.
of
Feb.
7,
outstanding.
May
on
its
of
1979
of
Dillon,
Read
pipe
mortgage
plus
Co.,
&
through
next,
1,
first
101.21%
at
p.
810.
to
of Chicago,
Wall
48
St.,
Corp.—Record
193,
International
achieved
a
for
said.
Elmer
to
for
1960
1959
at
share. This compared
share. Shares outstanding
a
earnings
made
for
Revenue
year
1959.
1959
or
subject
are
to
to
deliveries
$133,261,000,
the late fall of
to
rose
deliveries
1959
during
year in
Gas
with
compared
billion
403
feet
cubic
of
379 billion cubic feet.
an application for authority
1960,
and
Sulphur Co.—Annual Report—
plans
of
The
plant
mine
end
the
to
a
potash
new
in
mining
southeastern
Utah
annual
company's
report
to
the
and
produce
plant
the
at
capacity
a
producer.
domestic
scheduled
is
outset
1,100,000
than
greater
Construction
to
has
begin
of
tons
the
current
on
operations
the
by
begun
the
solidated
the
entry
the
into
major
field
potash
represents
diversification.
toward
move
Gulf
Texas
The
Sulphur's
has
company
been
possibilities of diversification for a number of years,
according to Claude O. Stephens, President, "with the goal of finding
projects or companies through which
we
could profitably capitalize
examining
"is
major step
a
be
to
the
experience
our
on
financed
Gulf
Texas
in
extractive
an
as
this direction."
entirely
Sulphur
out
Most
is
long
of
tons,
is
the
The
the
of
output
funneled
now
the
$30,000,000
potash
project
producer
1960 amounted
increase
is
project
expected
of
to
of
sulphur.
dry
To
in
Texas
and
meet
form,
the
end
-of
will
be
the
As '
in
I960
10
to
cents
28
Container Corp.—Annual
two
are
all
of
earnings
East
for
shipments
sulphur
of
Coast
planned
for
in
of-
molten
terminals
this
Gulf
Texas
of
equivalent
$13,338,360,
$1.33
or
extraordinary
items
share.
The
latter
income
tax,
offset
per
in
operations
$58,935,424;
shipments
for
more
40%
the
in
as
company's
early
against
1960.
Texas
to
its
the
By
year.
Sulphur
to
Gulf
$1.37
shipments
resulted
in
part
Mexican
Gross
yeaT
share,
Earnings
1959.
loss
subsidiary
revenue
a
I960
equal
$1,033,845,
claims
a
in
common
in
to
from
by
Sulphur
per
share
per
amounting
$63,596,936
Consolidated
pany's
net
sales
advanced
to
the
highest level in the com¬
history during 1960, Norman H. Stone, Chairman and President,
Thermodynamics, Inc.
Report—
to
by
from
for
refunds
sustained
which
sales
ago.—V.
193,
on
discon¬
in
p.
a
annual
in
New
1959.
The
American
year
outstanding
sources,
history,
Dec.. 31, 1960. For
than 50%
of net
Chandler noted.
This
at
more
Mr.
year
split
the impact of a sluggish economy caused the moder¬
earnings per share," Mr. Chandler commented. .
earnings should hold, sustained by recently-effected higher
advertising and subscription rates for the newspapers, combined with
an
exhaustive search
in all operating units for greater efficiency,"
and
pensation
lower
"In
1961,
added.
he
„
additions
plant,
to
property
equipment for the consolidated
during 1960, compared with $3,-
and
amounted to $3,596,276
561,790 the year before.
company
diversification
its
In
book
entered
and securities
estate
has
Its
Times-Mirror in the past year
printing, and book binding.
program,
publishing,
rotogravure
established activities include
broadcasting,
commercial
printing,
longer
publishing,
manufacturing
newspaper
paper
television
and real
investments.
high as to type of enterprise,
(on our investment, and growth pattern," Mr. Chandler said.
gathered much momentum during 1960 towards building a family
of
companies
with compatible lines of
products and services.
In
1961
we
will vigorously continue to s"eek
new assets
that meet our
formulae for earnings and mutual relationship."—V.
192, p. 2167.
criteria
"Our
acquisitions
for
are
return
"We
Tcurist
Ltd.—Files for
Corp.,
Development
Industry
filed a registration statement
subordinated
arid
additional 1%. if
earned), convertible into class E ordinary shares.
The 6%. fixed inter¬
est is guaranteed by the State of Israel.
The debenture stock is to be
offered for public sale at 100%
of principal amount.
The offering will
be
made on a
best efforts
basis through agents, who will receive a
corporation,
due
commission
S.%
Jerusalem, Israel,
of
March 29,
stock
debentui-e
(6%.
$20,000
plus
covering $2,000,000 of 7%
1961
1981
fixed
interest
for expenses.
of financing
will be used
Israel advances, loans to hotels and restau¬
rants, loans to prospective purchasers of furnishings in-the enlargement
of hotels and restaurants, loaiis to inland transport companies, and for
The
was
company
tourist
in
enterprises
organized in 1957 for the purpose
Israel.
Proceeds of the financing
repayment of State of
other purposes.
In
addition
to
ordinary
indebtedness,
the
company
chairman.—V.
191,
—
1,500
outstanding
has
shares and 15,000 ordinary B shares.
as
managing director and Lawrence
A.
Irron
Amos
Trans
The prospectus lists
Laskey as board
G.
1369.
p.
Airlines,
World
Trans
Airlines, Inc.—Files for^Offering—
World
Inc..
380
Madison
Avenue,
New
Common
Offered
—
tiled
a
purchase of common stock. The company proposes to offer holders
common stock the right to subscribe
to the said debentures, with
the
of
its
common
of
stock purchase wax-rants, at the rate of $100 principal amount
for each 6 shares -held.- The terms of the warrants, the
debentures
for
date
subscriptions,
and
subscription
the
price
are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
No underwriting is involved. However, under
an
agreement between the company and Hughes Tool Company, f the
beneficial owner of voting trus certificates issued with respect to 5 °-TL(78.23% )
shares
301
of
the
company's
outstanding
common
stocky
buy, at the subscription price, all or any part ot the
under the subscription o.ffer,. and has agreed
to purchase such number of debentures as
will, with debentures PVJj
ehrsed by it and othex-s under said offer,
provide the company wxtn
debentures
at
least
may
not
purchased
'
$100,000,000.
~
The-company is engaged in the air transport system,
cost of
jet aircraft by
subordinated note
action and in
transcontinental
According to the pi-ospectus, it. paid-in
international.
and
956.
Pursuant
York,
registration statement with the SEC on March 30 covering $111,235,900
of 6 Vi%
subordinated income debentures due 1978 and warrants for
1960
March 27 prospectus, an underwriting group headed
Lowell, Murphy & Co., Inc., Denver, Colo., publicly
a
before,
the
Inc.; merged on June 2. 1960, but con¬
under a pooling of interests arrangements.
in
part for the
the issuance to Hughes Tool of a
6'/aft'-.interim,
anxount of $100,000,000.. As part
of that trans¬
ihe
connection
notes,
stockholders and
stockholders and
the extent required, to pay such interim
with its issuance of eauioment mortgage
the company
Stone
year
in
with
Hughes Tool
reported,
years'-
Investment
tinued
were
the
than
March
common stock
the
company's
from
3-for-l
record
added
two
$13,718,081;
with
operation,
of
form.
included
prior
demand
recently
and
economy
sulphur.
estimated
an
molten
previously
compared
on
growing
system
1961,
in
molten
and
company
distribution
and
flexibility
bulk
on
non-newspaper
of
in
time
came
a
ately
The
export
markets
through a single
storage and shipping terminal at Beaumont, Texas, which
full operations during 1960. The terminal is designed to provide
utmost
revealed
.
$4,800,196 or $1.33 a share on the 3,593,940 shares
earlier after adjusting for a 4%, stock dividend
effected during the year.
"Controllable
expenses
connected with upgrading quality of both
the newspapers and
the television station, "higher employee coixx-
approximately
the previous year.
four Frasch mines in
over
company's
domestic
to
in
The
integrated
both
2294.
p.
earnings.
leading
world's
slight
a
company."
retained
of
company's total sulphur production
2,335,000
188,
of gross revenue came from non-newspaper sources.
profits were $4,617,628 o^ $1.15 per share on the
net
shares
first
■.
full
the
for
Consolidated
4,019,209
higher
substantially
was
President,
Approximately 35%
for
1962.
The
first
on
underway
getting
according
annually,
potash
any
shaft,
of
$30,000,000
spend
designed
is
of
of
its liabilities.—V.
Literature,
World
of
with the SEC on
March) 29.
on
muriate
now
Moab,
of
town
released
to
plant
company
processing
the
to
(estimated
tnereon
V
$112,560,118
compared
with $97,672,928
increase
came
from
the sales
of The
the
of
Library
This
near
1960
Chandler,
%
Net
Texas
amounted
Gas
with
by
accrued
interest
Offering—
Texas Gulf
Tlr1
$169,350 face
(originally convertible into
notes
of
subject
Corp.,
report.
for
records
company
new
2,950,082
and
1960
common
awai-ded
attorney as part of his fees in a derivative stock¬
The remaining 108,400 shares of common stock covered
Times-Mirror Co.—Annual Report—
and
749.
p.
common
employee stock options (34,700
services (4 000 common shares
of
for
an
inclusive
outstanding
Highs—
approximately $17,000,000 in new facilities to meet in¬
demands for natural gas in its service area. The application
is now pending
before the Federal Power Commission, and the com¬
pany is hopeful that the program will be approved in time for new
facilities
to
be
in
service
for
the
1961-62
winter
heating season.
—V.
and 1,000 preferred shares
business entity (965,000 of
exchange for subordinated
shares
and
1,000 • preferred
a
in
112,900 com¬
at not
less than $31,000 to contemplated date of settlement-closing) which had
been contested by the company.
The number of reserved shares to be
required for closing is dependent on the closing market price on the
business day preceding the date of this prospectus, and shall be not
less than 88,617 shares nor
more than
108,400 shares;
The 1,000,000
common shares were issued in October,
1958 for the assets of Delmonico
income
$2.59
$2.33
or
1960
in
(58,143
exercise
payment
subordinated
shares)
mon
accrued
construct
the
Bruno-Lenchner,
Corp?-—V. 193,
filed,
the
of
therefor);
issued
cash
for
in
common
acquisition
the
for
shares
action).
ox
Volume
Redemption
the First National Bank
at
1959.
1,063,843
the
issued;
issued
amount
341-
1,
corporation
for
for
263,000,
own
to
prospectus
been
notes
rapidly-
a
immediately,
1340.
p,
was
progress
and Herbert Kabat and Albert Friedman,
207,322 and 140,000 shares, respec¬
President,
who
propose
1,000,000
Norman
$500,000
office
for
compared
amounted
...
31',
net
capital
the
Karen
and
creasing
in
also
months
of
back
have
begin
r.i
Nov.
be made
reported
revenues
to
reported
play
outstanding
has
company
prospectus
method
redemption
litigation."
case
1960,
the
products
equipments
equipment for high speed
data
supplies components for the World
communications program, and the Western
Stelma
nationwide
the
radio
the
Defense
for
dividends,
the
$116,024,000
began
includes
computer
"quick
EARNINGS—In
represent
outstanding
of Stamford,
personnel,
as
systems.
already
are
telegraph,
commercial
transmission
not
and
holder's
said
teaching
fund,
193,
$7,808,000,
of
the
$.70 preferred stock and 2,668,863.6 shares of
lists 35 selling stockholders including
par
sell all of such holdings. Others propose to sell
amounts, ranging
from 2,000 to 75,000 shares.
Vance Schwartz and
Peter J. Simonelli propose to -sell the 1,000 preferred shares.
According
tively,
Telex
Buelow
Mr.
during 1960, W. M. Elmer, President, announced
to shareholders released on March 27.
income for 1960 rose to $9,213,000, which amounted,
2,958,582
were
output
and
A
be"
to
stockholders.
BUSINESS—Stelma, Inc.,
relating
does
Juviler,
A.
Vice-Presidents,
by court order to
report
net
$10
The
Cook,
1960,"
Elmer
continued. "New peaks were reached during the
sales volumes
and
revenues;
the
quarterly dividend
rate on
common
stock
was
increased to 37Vi cents per share; an active underground storage de¬
velopment
program
was
continued,
and
new
construction extended
the
company's system
into new supply areas and increased system
flexibility."
finance
to
business
Stelma, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—Public offering of
200,000 shares of Stelma's common stock at a price of
$17.50 per share was made on March 29 by an under¬
writing group headed by Amos Treat & Co., Inc. The
stock sold quickly at a premium.
PROCEEDS—This
Adolph
of
stock.
indebtedness
certain
to
shares
and
National
of
4 Ui •
due
the
Ky.,
earnings
annual
"Notable
pur-
1394.
p.
will
at
Y.—V.
Consolidated
to
business.
A
addition
upon
field.
will
period
a
called
series
or
N.
and
the
group
to
for
shares
group
189,
added
reserves
Levy,
class
a
be
increase
and
I.i Shankman,
of
as
respectively.—V.
will
thereafter,
proper
Michael
officials
of
sale
150,000
agreed
shares
to
two
The
amend¬
ordinary and
accident and health
proceeds
In
common
shares);
efficient
laboratories
contract
sinking
111.,
offering).
group
up
of
stock.
by
have
addition
(in
to
stock
and,
Leonard
owns
directors
writing
operations
stock.
stock;
said
the
outstanding
common
Committee,
and
set
Nine
rights
basis
A
supplied
be
shares
subscription
for
the
on
and/or class
to
are
the
the
securities
has
management
in
of
all
agency
and
the
to
from
operations,
expand
price
individual
proceeds
company's
utive
not
engaged
stock
registration
a
162,000
stock
such
A
common
involved.
subscribed
pursuant
is
and
net
income
the
of
them
is
offer
class
of
filed
covering
1961,
27,
to
and
subscription
Substantially
written,
proposed
stock
five shares
shares
any
insurance
funds.
in
and
company
ance.
is
It
each
York,
New
Avenue,
March
on
underwriting
chaseable
The
SEC
common
for
Fifth
111
the
with
hy
hew
of
company,
radio-phono combinations, electric ' organs and
portable transistor radios, imported from Japan and West Germany.
shares);
D.
television
stereophonic
portable
distributing
and/or
assembling
of
phonographs,
Dallas,
Aided by the
most
Transmission
has
the
514 %
Texas Gas
This
labora¬
Buelow,
F.
business
television-radio-phono combinations, high fidelity and
radios,."
Division
of
Larry
Robert
record,
educational
over
Gas
Payment
for
Rights Offering—
statement
to
the
as
explained.
language
the
new
extend
company
Gross
Standard
by
disclosed,
not
was
students
was
.
bonds
open
1961—2 Mos.—1960
oper.
193,
it
of
the
on
will
"None
$468,943
ops.
and
Inc.,
single
regarded
v.:
operation
8,167,324
6,165,023
$468,172
ry.
the
in
sets,
by this prospectus are reserved for use on the settlement of
largest
are
Tennessee
67,006,462
62,956,368
1961—Month—1960
income
design,
compares
$241,805
from
teaching
Accessories
jointly
company,
units
of
Texas Gas Transmission
$237,529
oper.
language
Developments,
made
was
Texas
program,
and
said,
1961—2 Mos.—1960
revenue.
rev.
equip
to
the time of sale
through its Roberts & Schaefer Division, is engaged in
engineering and
construction of material handling, ore
milling and beneficiation and coal preparation plants.
Thi-ough its
Construction Division, it is engaged in construction of an office building
and research laboratory.
Through its Delmonico Division, it is engaged
to
$77,359,563 $84,930,093
oper.
ry.
market prices at
The company,
the
Educational
allow
to
segment
Deliveries
end
Net
materials;
capital.
Communication
the
to
number
the
and
Education
growing
earnings
Net
working
SEC
of $.70 cumulative convertible
preferred, stock,. $10 par, and
1*172,243 outstanding shax-es of common stock. This stock may be; of¬
for sale by. the holders thereof,' at prices related to the current
85,198
Manager.
total
foreign language,
after
Period Ended Feb. 28—
-
for .the purchase of land and
the
fered
the
Exchange Commission—
headsets
for
Electro
of
Sales
the
controls
their
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
the1
to
>
of 745 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration state¬
on
March 29,
1961
covering 1,000 outstanding
company,
with
bulk
1164.
p.
addition
In
order for headsets ever received
by the St.
Paul, Minn., firm, a long-time major producer of com¬
munications equipment.
Tne neadsot, Telex's new Magna-Twin which
incorporates the wide frequency response range necessary for language
teaching will equip student positions in the language laboratory systems
produced by Electro Educational Developments.
Language laboratories incorporate tape recording systems and elec¬
New
32,954,309
income...
oper.
1959.
-
.
work¬
shares
20, 1961 filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock (par $1) to be
through First Fidelity
Securities
Corp.,
announcement
contract
sales
Net
'
and
awarded
by
interest.
$36,745,264 $43,0^9,588
revenue.
to
March
contract
Inc.
Vice-President
by
1339.
p.
1961—Month—1960
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Railway
on
Chicago,
operates six
corrugated
con¬
five carton plants and three paperboard.
to be used
are
'been
has
Divisional
the
of
Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Southern
impact
amounted
150,000
share,
per
Chicago,
these
favorable
are
preparation,
way
Telex,
;
nitrogen fertilizer materials in the United States.
estimated that in Georgia alone about one-third
Southern Nitro¬
gen, the company said in its annual report.
In addition, the report
.said, Southern Nitrogen last year supplied about one-fifth of the nitro¬
gen used in South Carolina.
The company expects to increase sales in
total
$2
proceeds
of
tories
Florida,
been
has
This
ment
have
for
urea.
are
90%
South
for
and
$old to or through mixed commercial fertilizer manu¬
About
and
markets
were
solution
produces
nitrate,
liquid and solid
facturers.
Works was
Savannah
facilities
new
nitrate
ammonium
later in
Southern
prilled
the
at
program
this
of
part
concentrating
*
in
plant and
proceeds will be used for debt reduction,
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—Files for Secondary—
container
Ga.
Texas.
direct-to-consumer
"The
in
"
.
expansion, machinery, equipment," laboratory facilities and
capital.—V. 193, p. 51.
:
)
ing
Detroit.
product development
Telex, Inc.—New Contract—-
in
with
with
corrugated
a
.
corrugating
of
equipment
and
.
office
and
new
I
distributes
company
PROCEEDS—The
the
mill-
months
said, "the company in 1961 should show
both sales and earnings as compared
Riley
Mr.
significant
1960;
and
cosmetics,
drugs,
at
of
to
that
of
half,
containerboard
Stone's
have
plant
for
%
.
corporation on
SEC covering
the
1959
first
production
Mansfield
should
conviction
pattern
officers,^
company
chain and power sawsr tractor
attachments,
and gasoline engines, and manufactures cryogenic gas
reclamation
and
transferral systems, control devices,
furnaces,- and
industrial equipment involving special steel fabrications.- .,
said.
plants,
the
reduced
weather
the
two
BUSINESS—The
Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta,
the
of
outstanding.
growing
Ohio,
continuing
—Files With Securities and
operations during 1960, Mr. Riley reported to stockholders,
Southern Nitrogen's earned surplus deficit from $3,835,000 at
end
formerly known as Agricultural Equipment Corp., and
the remaining 30,089 shares were offered for the account
year.
used for packaging and shipping in a. wideincluding appliances, furniture, auto parts, food,
luggage, etc.—V. 192, p. 746.
products
beverages,
presently
a
added
$2,104,000
based
industries
of
range
be
reverse
integrate
our
programs,
with
manufacturing
mills.
previous
installation at Coshocton, a corrugated plant was
Chicago, and improvements were made in other
North
facilities.
tainer
fully
with
Stone
compared
in
to
This
expenditures
machine
paper
established
offered
years-. •.
Profitable
"If
Mr.
the
in
Of the shares,
285,000 were offered for the account of Thermodynamics,
ended
year
•
equgl
were
year
stock
common
year
23%
rose
$11,687,000 last year.
of
same
last
reported,
1961,"
1960,
Stone
nitrogen products since 1957.
during 1960, from $9,468,000
has been producing
earnings
shares
the
1954,
sales, Mr. Riley
improvement
in
the
$2.03 per common share
share figures for both
Coshocton,
Philadelphia,
together
in
forces will abate in the
be substantially better.
more
Chicago,
$3,747,000,
1959,
Riley, Southern Nitrogen's President, announced the chemical
company's earnings in the firm's 1960 annual report.
The company,
founded
cost
During
new
,
subsidiaries—Florida Nitrogen
Corp.—earned $1,253,000 last year
John R.
•
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
shares of the 30 cent par common stock of
offered 315,089
Per
shares
will
year
to
1959.
appears
December.
to
serve
in
factor,
profits
of agri¬
March 28 a 50%
broad
a
wholly-owned
Millhaven
and
producer
nitrogen products,
income
and
Inc.—Earnings Up 50%—
company,
industrial
company
The
Co.
Ga.,
last
in
common
Stone's
to
and
$45,128,251
equal
were
this
should
addition
tubes
$42,086,955
over
$2.38
there
recessionary
major
"This
in
.
Thermodynamics, Inc., at $3.50 per share.
shipping
con¬
other packaging
consolidated net income
amounted
to
in the 12 months ended Dec.
808,917
that
of
industry
paper
corrugated
$1,926,754
with
business
SiX" months
second
sales
the
in
margins.
and
cans
earnings
on
said
of
course
that
1960
profit
paperboard,
taxes,
with
compared
based
are
Mr.
the
for
compared
competition
lower
of
increase of 7%
an
provision
outstanding,
years
intense
in
boxes,
paper
consolidated net
had
$1,639,333,
31,
but
manufacturer
folding
products,
Dec.
17,
resulted
costs
a
which have been installed in recent years and to
economies effected by the system companies.
Net income per share of common! stock was $2.06 in 1960, a gain of
14
cents
over
earnings of $1.92 in 1959, based on the 22,402,250
shares outstanding at the end of both years.
Dividends
of $1.40 per share were paid
to Souhtern's stockholders
in 1960, up 10 cents over the $1.30 dividends paid in 1959.
A quar¬
terly dividend of 37 Va cents was declared by the company's directors
in January,
1961; this would be equivalent to $1.50 a share on an
generating units
other significant
as
.
■»—i
—
agreed to make this debenture offering-to
Ihe
areed to make this debenture offering to
company
to use
the proceeds
subordinated
such
note
is
note
not
thereof, to
at
100%
applied
of
principal
directly
by
the extent
purchase deben-
amount thereof, (to
Hughes'Tool
to
Volume
193
Number
6043
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1495)
:
Accordingly, the proceeds from the debenture sale will be applied
of said note.
Any balance oi proceeds resulting from
of
debentures will be used by TWA for
general corporate
purposes.—V. 193, p. 646.
turesl.
the
to
the
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
corporation has
of
the
100%
plus
1978
at
First
National
—V.
called
sinking
for
fund,
accrued
Class
Corp.—Partial Red'n
redemption
$400,000
May
on
its
of
1,
6Va%
debentures
due
pany
The
Chase
V.
Manhattan
the
of
agent
193,
Bank
has
corauu.»
class- A
of
shares
set
are
&
V
»
been
appointed
•
the
disbursing
forth
Co.
The
company
SEC
the
offered
Salt
covering
Lake
City,
15,
120,000
$2.50
at
The
March
on
shares
share,
per
filed
of
letter
a
(par
Continential
$1)
advanced
to
agreed
to
and
purchase
the
from
the
de
Tubos
Acero
de
tubular
seamless
of
de
Parker
&
&
Co. Inc.
S.
goods,
Grant
&
Warner,
A.
(TAMSAi,
March
23
sole
&
Longstreth__
(in
U.
for the fiscal year
ended Dec.
31,
1960 of $30,754,400,
an
of 6.76%
over
sales of $28,277,040 for the 1959
fiscal year.
earnings in 1960 totaled $4,372,160, a 38.72% increase compared
with $3,151,680
in 1959. The 1960 net earnings were equal to $1.90
per share, a
19.4'% increase, compared with $1.59 per share a year
dollars"
Corp. of Carle Place,
27,
that,
L.
its net sales
TAMSA
founded
was
in
upon completion of
the
company's output
activities,
and
plant
is
and
began
the
near
in
used
the
country's
Colombia
construction,
high-pressure
oil
industry.
and
sulphur
boilers
and
In
Texas.
and
Veracruz.
of
oil
addition
Other
and
New York and
the
lor
Torrance,
ended
year
Dec.
the
pumps.—V. .192,
in
31,
a
Carbide
corporation,
statement
interests
with
in
standing
Corp.—Files
of
270
Park
the^EC
its
Savings
shares
of
Savings, Incentive Plans
New York,
Avenue,
Plan
capital
stock
which
corporation
also
filed
covering 96,800 shares of
officers and employees pursuant to its
"•
' '
I
:
S.
Incentive
Plan.—V.
/•'
' '
■:
Realty
Investment
This
Trust
shares,
has
filed
Trust
registration
a
its
March
on
representing
contracted
be
to
of
principal
assets.
Sponsors
of
statement
30
'
192,
•••
542.
p.
'
■
■
■
Cleveland,
diversified
Hornblower
underwrite
with
the
&
the
real
Weeks
the
Trust
are
Henry
Guren,
all of
the
Cleveland
Guren
interests
estate
is
proposed
Sheldon B.
corporation
25-year
19.
tionwide
filed
sinking
Commission
named
as
offering,
which
will
manager
expected
to
S.
Gottfried,
law
Edward
firm
of
Ginsberg
Gottfried,
The
:
fund
March
on
The
registration
a
debentures
28.
debentures
of
group
The
will
with
the
offering
is
offered
to
be
underwriters
statement
headed
covering
Securities
expected
-the
&
be
to
public
made
through
a
750.
sales
for
for
the
constituted,
"said
in
time
sales
16%
rose
according
net
2,175,597
1960
first
income
to
the
from
to
1959,
history
James
increased
amounted
of
crossing
the
Mullaney,
to
the
shares,
was
months
after
preferred
business
"surge"
a
of
of
year
1961,
Power
"The
company,
from
equal
dividends
will
orders
which
was
Shovel
construction
mark
magnitude
of
$2.04
in
1959.
share
per
on
less
than
quarter
a
for
for
Federal
income
an
corporation
that
will
it
reported.
8800
in
have
in
received
the
by
the
of
this
SEC
machine,
advance
particular
of
the
the
type
of
largest
dragline
Division
into
equipment,
ever
new
ust
as
Division, the latter engaged in the acquisition and
estate.—V.
Van
Dusen
193,
Aircraft
to
the
company
laws
has
Dusen
of
six
company's
principal
wholesale
accessory
the
March
Aircraft
state
wholly
office
24
development
Common
—
distribution
an
Stock
under¬
Supplies
Inc.
company.—V.
patch"
—V.
29,
The'
1942.
subsidiaries.
plant
are
located
company
$125,000
The
equipment
of
of
net
the
all
East
78th
St.,
its subsidiaries is
aviation
parts,
supplies
company
types
balance
proceeds
less
the
for
will
of
and
the
and
to
following
the
company
estimated
expenses
at
from
$5,000)
purposes:
the
will
sale
be
52.
21
days
at
23,
shares
share,
filed
1961
of
letter
a
Martinelli
sale
of
The
of
of
the
mined.
proceeds
another
will
bianch
be
at
used
a
of
resulted
our
in
of
foundation
of
of
and
women's
the
the
under
trade
shirts
President
sales
for
in
name
and
trademarks
said
1961
that
while
indicates
of
is
"Laros"
of
sale
the
The
expenses.
for
as
Kent
the
in
stock
for
notification
will
of
dis¬
property.
sales
and
it
as
Founders
over
was
1960,
a
the
year
ago.
Common—
to
be
offered
headed
registration
certain
by
72«)
a
Erooklvn,
March
on
engaged
in
L.
share
stockholders
the
Y.,
filed
a
1961,
covering
public sale at $6
Robert
per
N.
27,
for
statement
Ferman
have
&
Co.
commission
also
includes
sold
the
and
12,250
principal
manufacture
announcements,
sale,
working
in
the
be
used
to
and
1960
incurred
California
tion;
1961
to
invitation
$510,000
repay
"Merry
the
to
and
other
addition
wife
offering
will be
for
added
175,547
and
as
certain
manu¬
(R. C.)
and
The
the
3
from
to
the
banks
payable
and
to
for
advertising and sales
new
product lines; and
utilized as required for
Corp.
for
promo¬
of
and
$97,500
working
purposes.
indebtedness,
group
own
93.02%
of
Management
the
outstanding
stock.
Williams & Co., Inc.—Tenders for
Debentures
p.m.
100'/a%
will
proceeds
obligations
accounts
the company has
outstanding
stock, of which Lewis owns
32.58%, his
29.72%,
and
his
wife
16.46%>.
Manufacturers
sufficient
stock
common
trade
special
common
Olzman
a
funds
corporate
of
14.26%,
$25,000
development
general
to
shares
officials
including
Widow"
net
existing
retire
cards-.and
capital purposes; $87,500 to retire
obligations
connection with the acquisition of
Kent
operations;
$50,000
be
In
group
will
Of
Paper Co.
1959; $100,000 to retire certain
promissory notes held
by Saul
Olzman, Board Chairman, and
Martin R. Lewis,
President, and Mrs.
Ida
Lifshitz; $100,000 for additional
plant, facilities and equipment
for
adver¬
Securities
$50,000
during
other
banks
Co., Inc., First
Inc., N. Y., N. Y.
the
(EST)
the
sale
to
Trust
Co., 44 Wall St., New York,. N. Y„ will
11, 1961, receive tenders of Airline Foods
sinking fund debentures to an amount
April
on
to
it
exhaust
—V.
of
5%
the
of
sum
$35,160,
at
prices
not
to
192, p. 2168.
be
exceed
1
the
Wrather
Corp.—Registers Common:—
Corp., 270 North Canon Drive,
Beverly
registration statement with the SEC on March
29,
Washington Gas Light Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
This
.
company, of 1100 H St.,
statement with the SEC
N. W. Washington, D. C., filed a regis¬
on
March 29, 1961 covering $15,000,000
mortgage bonds due 1986, to be offered for public sale
competitive bidding, probably on May 3. The net proceeds from the
of
bond
the
sale
will
be
added
the
to
funds.
general
From
its
among other things, pay for its
1961
about $20,000,000, and the retirement of
of
its
debt.
The company's 1961 construction
$20,000,000.—V. 191, p. 2566.
long-term
estimated
general
will,
company
expenditures
at
funds,
expenditures
Western
Electric
of
are
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
Electric,
the
System,
achieved
Telephone
company's
annual
sales
in
set
to
were
000,000
The
telephones,
the
U.
and
the
sales,
of
dial
to
of
or
sales
central
new
and
faster
noted
that
and
Co.,
graph
services
Western
highlighted
Bell
System
Electric,
the
office
equipment
production levels
and
in
155
company's
team—American
1960
In
&
1961—-Month—1960
1961—2 Mos.—1960
$3,779,818
$5,927,728
$8,292,438
oper.
expenses
2,719,936
3,061,511
5,602,900
6,250,354
—V.
$310,429
p.
$718,307
$324,828
$2,042,084
267,908
ops.
oper. .income
193,
9.4%'
of
599,750
454,448
1,535,792
1062.
for
inventory and
location to be deter¬
their
fiscal
share,
during
after
1960
year
on
ended -Jan.
1.
March
1961
15
net
amounted
earnings
moving
the
stock
sale,
related
sail
boats
others.
$500,000 will
be
applied
to
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
of capital stock, of which J. D.
Wrather, Jr., Board
President, owns 26.7%, John L. Loeb, a director, owns
holds of record 29.8%), and General
Television, Inc. (75%
stock
is
owned
Chase
by Wrather)
Manhattan
Bank
without-par-value
Zale Jewelry
retail
23.3%.
owns
has
stock
been
of
appointed co-registrar of the
company.—V. 193, p. 1277.
the
The
expenses
in
connection
$558,807,
of 41c per
with
the
Co.
firm
of
51-year-old
not
as
has
$1.65
per
today
operates
share spent
Stock
Exchange.
to
the
the
had
a
51-year-old
largest
concern's
North
has
stores,
world's
Park
separate
and
division
four
Diego,
in
by
aiea
Zale
organization.
downtown
Valley
Zale s.
Calif.,
purchased
jewelry
stores
Mission
of
San
been
retail
Shopping
The
pui
San
Center
chase
price
,
organization,
April,
move
a
disclosed.
Zale
for
four
the
jewelry
National City,
operate
prominent
a
with
Dallas,
taxes
or
Co.—Acquires—
Jewelers,
jewelry
Jewelry
The
after
to
deducting the after-tax equivalent
for
from
by
Ranger
and
and
and
Baranov's
was
reported
sporting goods manufactured
Lone
series
power
Wyle Laboratories—Appointment—
The
common
Diego,
Wliite-Rodgers Co.—Annual Report—
company
Lassie,
film
Stephens
shares
(and
whose
will
The
the
own
television
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
ry.
will
sells
Bell
$3,030,365
ry.
also
Yukon
and
Tele¬
revenue-
from
and
proceeds
addition
1,400,000
Chairman
performance.
Telephone
oper.
rev.
it
the
funds.
these
Railway
Net
net
of
manufactures
marine
the
and
Preston
Hotels,
(a proposed subsidiary, and the
operator of the Hotel" to certain
stockholders of the
company; and the balance will be added to working
Telephone Laboratories and the Bell
operating companies—is constantly reducing the time between labora¬
tory idea and service reality.—V. 191, p. 1266.
Western Maryland
a
Inc.
7,640,000
-
the
services;
It
the
Earnings for the company last year were $124,490,000, or $6.60
per
share, compared with 1959 earnings of $102,188,000, or $5.92 per share.
H. I. Romnes, Western Electric President,
reported that better prod¬
He
filed
cost of
constructing a trade exhibit and convention facility at the
Disneyland Hotel and a cocktail lounge at the Monorail Station which
is now being constructed at
the hotel; $1,400,000 to
repay in full the
principal and interest of all outstanding indebtedness of Wrather
$724,-
products
sells
Of
$1,850,000,000,
manufactured
company
set
previous
or
percent,
consisting
about
activities.
space
the
cable
of
total
of
Calif.,
common
Sergeant
properties.
the
and
increase
than
more
the
and
Bell
29.
Twenty-seven
Government,
lines
feet
lines.
6%
of
that
noted
3,415,000
conductor
March
on
about
70%
S.
and supply unit of the
production
levels
in
1960,
$2,641,000,000—an
companies.
defense
report
product
were
About
national
annual
billion
and
System
to
was
for
year
1957.
Bell
services
the
sales
1959
over
disclosed
report
for
of
broadcasting
manufacturing
record
shares
In
January,
1961,
the
stockholders
of
Sergeant
Preston
of
the
Yukon, Inc., contributed all their stock in that
company to Wrather
Corp. and the former company was dissolved
and liquidated into the
latter.
It is further proposed that
Wrather Corp. acquire all the out¬
standing stock of The Lone Ranger, Inc., Muzak
Corp., Wrather Hotels,
Inc.
and
Wrather Realty
Corp., and 80% of the stock of Stephens
Marine Inc.
in exchange
for Wrather Corp.
stock.
Thereupon, the
company will own and operate the
Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, Calif.,
and
the
Muzak background music and
Programatic automatic radio
construction
$1,345,000
Hills,
1961, covering 350,stock, to be offered for public sale on an all
or
none basis
through underwriters headed by Lee Higginson
Corp. The
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
000
amendment.
refunding
at
..
Mr.
the
on
Type
increase
Avenue,
receive
The
which
is
in
cents)
10
•
the
earnings,
sale
American
bright
SEC
stock,
advertising materials.
until
of
the
$1,225.
company
"Compli-Fit," and paper-
and
shares
Included
realized
on
large
a
not
underwriters
underwriters
for
185
with
common
through
The
Inc.,
statement
outstanding shares
»
•
the
credit
gain
a
1515.
shares
Hathaway
"eye
Hathaway," lingerie and
"Lady
1959.
consolidated
tax
a
Inc.
machinery
Williamhouse
incurred
trademarks
under
for
subsidiaries
textile
p.
share
Inc.
Files
primarily engaged in the
"Sta-Up-Top,"
ma*
sub¬
report
sold
for
purpose
—
(par
underwriting
garments
"A'Lure,"
and
are
annual
1960
was
$15,000
and
•-
adcied
to
working capital to reimburse the
incurred opening the Atlanta branch in July 1960.
establishing
included
106,000
,'U
proposed public
a
its
was
Brothers.
men's
under
covering
stock.
common
preparatory
showed a
in
non-recurring income of $1,007,537.
Sales
$71,565,332 from. $49,674,102 in
1959, an increase
to
from
189,
per
&
with
1960
share
Williamhouse, Inc.—Registers
Co.—Registers Common—
"LeGant,"
reduce
tration
• v,
•
mainly
capital
statement
20.
textile
machinery,
for
and
sale
of
paper
products, including mill-branded
envelopes, business envelopes,
birth
wedding,
and
commercial
stock
common
through
March
Harvey Electronics
registration
par
parts,
,i>mU.V$itbtut»
»•>•:
earnings
underwriter
material. and
used
be
expenses
in
tooling,
March
per
board packaging.
The proceeds from
Net
"$270,000
treasury for
for
100,000
on
Period Ended Feb. 28—
2801
at
ready
the
p.
•
for
on
of
repair
income
outlook
16,
1961 filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock to be offered
and its subsidiaries
symbol
to
are
the
the
of
193,
earnings
said,
forecast
into
shares
of
shoe
and
per
Whitin
Bowling'
22,608
incorporated
was
Dec.
on
items.
shares
(2)
the
debentures
for
Leasing, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
Lehman
and
sleepwear
ucts
prospectus,
Minnesota
of
owned
and
activity
PROCEEDS—The
the
has
and
$3
shares
by
"Warner's,"
record
Minneapolis 20, Minn.
(1)
for
respect
-
BUSINESS—Van
by
facture
major
Supplies, Inc.
a
at
|"Tomorrow,"
be
building
writing group headed by Stroud & Co., Inc., Philadel¬
phia 9, Pa., publicly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's
$1 par common stock at $3 per share.
the
of
of
exchange
Bowling
-)o
covering
The company
of
to
areas
the
646.
p.
Offered—Pursuant
The
200,000
14%
first
real
The
1970
holdings
Securities
Total
Division.
the
under
the
used
...
first
another
Model 5760
some
years
ago
marked a dramatic advance
field of gigantic shovels."
addition to the Marion Power Shovel and Scullin Steel
divisions,
Universal Marion has the Southern
Pipe & Supply Division and the
of
SEC
with
taxes
the
Included
dragline
be
to
are
n*<,r
»*.x
Western
promise
Mullaney
order
an
the
this
Mr.
for
the
In
Land
of
company filed a registration
Exchange Commission on March 29
presently
as
$46,541,284
to
for
year
for
"give
operations,"'
obtained
Marion
the
the
Commission
$50,000,000-
year.
There
into
in
28,800
Warner Brothers
President.
$53,944,142
$4,628,302,
No
provision was made in either
because of a tax-loss carryforward.
of
its
March
on
covering
offered
managed
Batesviile
Wrather
shares
common
common
built,
to
Act
the
company's long-term bank loan, incurred in connec¬
tion with the acquisition of the assets of
C. F. Hathaway Co. and the
stock of Laros Inc. during 1960.
outstanding at the year-end. Earnings were
after full-year dividends on the preferred stock. In the
previous year,
when a "substantial
non-recurring income item" for the Scullin Steel
Division helped boost earnings to an all-time high, net income was
$5,244,606, or $2.39 per share, calculated on the same number of
fine
and
due
convert
debentures
The
of
These
Batesviile,
showed a marked
increase in
with the
exception of Harvey-Wells
Electronics Inc.,
during the year," he said. "The
fact remains,
however,
very large increase in
sales and
earnings was due primarily
and
principally to the increase in sales of
our major
textile
product, namely
preparatory machinery."
Export sales played an
increasingly important part in the
overall
profit picture of the
company, according to Mr.
Bolton.
this
To develop
important activity
further, steps have been taken to
activities of all
bring the
foreign subsidiaries under the
direction of
Whitin
International Limited.
The
|
principal subsidiaries included
in
the
consolidated
annual
report are American
Type Founders Co. Inc.,
Fayscott Landis Machine
Corp. and Whitin International
Limited..
The
to
used
Universal Marion Corp.—Annual Report—
two
debentures
to
voting
voting securities
corporation
the
be
on
na¬
by
The expenditures still to be made at the
beginning of 1961 on projects
and
in progress at that date total $500 million.—V.
193,
the
applied
Company
application, Dover Corp. owns 19%
securities of Virginia Capital and 8.68%
Securities
The
with
Exchange
authorized
of
convertible
Waldorf Auto
With
in
in
«V.
manufacturer
and
sales
issued
rose
earnings
capital.
it
quarters
Works—Annual Report—
non-recurring
"All
$300,000,000
expansion and modernization program and will be used
corporate
purposes,
including
future
expenditures
for
property
additions and replacements.
Such property expenditures during the past
..three years amounted to $1.3 billion.
He
Investment
with
Co. and V. K. Osborne &
Sons,
The proceeds are to be used for the
purchase of automobiles,
tising and sales promotion, and working capital.
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
for
Net
the
affiliates;
interested persons
proceeds
■:
and
Ginsberg,
corporation's
level
under
transaction
SEC
working
of
be
Morgan Stanley & Co.
The
sinking fundton the new debentures of $15,000,000 a year will commence
in 1967, and will retire 100%
of the issue by maturity.
The proceeds of the offering will be added to the
general funds of
the
corporation to restore in part working capital expended in
the
Net
order
corporation
the
rented
Burner
Ark.
subsidiary of the
48.
p.
Mass.,
in
44%.
The
Bolton
Orders-rhas
company
subscription by stockholders of the company
($10 per share).
No underwriting is involved.
to
United States Steel
p.
Corp.—Seeks
investment
for
Atlantic
April
Capital
subordinated
with
and
Merritt.
and
The
of
auto¬
which
an
The
•
Ohio—
Securities
1960
The
covering the proposed sale of 661,interests in the Trust.
The Trust
beneficial
purchase
the group which will
made in late May.
of
Its
missile-
Waddell Dynamics, Inc., San
Diego, Calif.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Exchange Commission
975
military.
the
computers,
earnings on the outstanding shares of
over-the-counter,
were
$0.21
per
share.—
traded
are
outstanding
outstanding
pursuant
registration statement on March 23,
capital stock, to be offered to certain
a
1961,
U.
acquired
and
systems,
for
and
•
The
'
be
may
industry
control
synchros
that
company;
and it proposes
stock by
surrendering the
of stock.
According to the
registration
a
March 23,
1961, covering $31,000,000 of
for Employees, together with 50,000 out¬
on
thereto.
:
filed
in
facilities
Gas
Conway,
of
Hugh
consolidated
1266.
proposed
7%
Union
This
the
and
of
Division
Bolton, President, reported that
1960 consolidated
earnings,
taxes, were $4,049,867,
equal to $5.63
per
share compared
earnings of $592,301 or 83 cents
to:
request
of
111.,
Co.
wholly-owned
;
year.
Burner
after
order
giving
until April 13,
1961,
to
a
hearing thereon.
According to.the application, Major League Bowling and
Recreation,
Inc., proposes to sell to Virginia Capital 22,608 shares of common
stock. Virginia Capital now owns one-half
of the $150,000 outstanding
sells
643.
p.
for
of
applications calling for automation and
announced
Richmond
issued
include
users
J.
1960
position of
exemption
to
and
producers
and other
Virginia
This
an
permanent
presses
increase
stockholders
that
Petroleos
company
and
designer-manufacturer
components
in air safety
used
which
191, p.
Most
owns
to
Calif.,.
a
drilling
gas
commercial
industries
sugar
late
production
port
domestic
a
Venezuela,
the
its
major part of its production is sold to
iPEMEX), the Mexican governmental agency that
Mexicanos
operates
in
1952
January
1954
of
1960,
independent
system
are
Levine
stock,
V.
in
servo
an
printing
stantial
I.,
matic control.
earlier.
tons
is
space projects,
Mr.
191,
Whitinsville,
chinery,
Corp.—Earnings—
March
products
Net
company reported production of 123,181 metric
i3.14'/;
increase over 108,872 tons produced in 1959.
occupancy.—V.
as
Whitin Machine
was
other
time
Gas
t
541.
p.
Vernitron
S.
increase
The
for
5,000
such
Mosley
$1,181,303. Bernard Levine, President of the
company, for which
the first full year of
operations, stated that net earnings
amounted to $63,967.
\
producer
sales
until
the
a
which is temporarily located
and research
of. the prior year.
that
during the
Bellwood,
into
This
1960
Mexican
company
acquired
of
•
result¬
7,500
Vernitron
reported
Division
of
Robinson Tube
Fabricating
activities have been consolidated
Ark.
to
introduced
5,000
Meeds__
Jennings,
Mandel
jj
were
Loui3
several
engineering
substantially equivalent
products
During i960 White-Rodgers
Configured Tube Products Co.
Remington
Inc.
Laird, Bissell &
&
new
to be considerable.
conducted its
company
rate
a
of
St.
in
Efficiencies
expected
5,000
Hess,
7,500
at
number
are
the
5,000
Douglas &
Fitzhugh Inc.
\
7,500
Vernitron
subsidiaries. •:
on
A
7,500
plant operation.
move
1960
activities
Berry,
be
Corp.,
Mexico, S. A.—Report—
Mexico,
steel
ing from this
Shares
Warren W. York
15,000
Co
10,000
193,
reported
Acero
de
com¬
•
1959.
During the year the
company moved to a new plant in
County, consolidating the
operations
formerly carried on
multi-story buildings into a single
respective
totaled
Tubos
29,
purchase
During
Inc.
—V.
Utah.
proceeds will be
under
with
to
Securities
have
underwriters
25,000
&
Yeatmah,
Co.
notification
stock
common
through
of
they
Inc.
Supine,
Exchange Commission—
1961
200,415 shs.
issuable
beloyr:
Applegate &
Humphrey Inc.
Raffensperger, Hughes
Transcontinental Investment Co., Salt Lake City, Utah
—Files With Securities and
which
the
of
Hulme,
corporation.
.
,
shares
new plant in St.
Louis County, Mo. These
earnings compare
earnings of $1.76 per share on an
equivalent number of shares
reported for the
company's 9-month fiscal year
ended Jan. 3,
$1.47 per share for the
1960, and
company's last full fiscal
year, which ended
March
with
*268,576 shs.
250,000 shs.
30,000
names
Redpath
dividend
ui
awua
par)
of
Co
Auchincloss,
Corp.—Appointments-
3>i-
1276.
p.
($1
company's
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
___
maximum
a
Woodard-Elwood
Investing
par)
stock
common
Stroud
Transcontinental
FINANCING
Shares
1340.
193, p.
($1
UNDERWRITERS—The
Payment will be made at The
York, 2 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
New
B
number
interest,
City Bank of
stock
options.
through
next,
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Common
♦Excludes
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
The
operation
—
GIVING
payment
sale
51
rapid
192
During
which
and
stores
in
32
its»37th
celebrates
prosperous
states,
anniversary
growth^ record.
and
is
the fiscal year which
company's net sales were in excess of $51
listed
ended
million.
on
in
The company
the
March
V.
American
31,
193,
p.
I960,
541.
.',
i
52
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Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1497)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Troy
State
College,
Decoto School District, Alameda
Montgomery,
Bend Sale—The
tory
offered
series A
March
on
1167—were
&
$150,000 dormi¬
1960
revenue
21—v.
awarded
Mayes Inc.,
at
to
193,
price
a
as
of
interest cost of about
follows:
$55,000
3V2s.
as
from
42,000
1962
Due
to
33As.
as
Due
par,
3.84%,
bids
his
at
until
10
1
inclusive.
on
March 1
from 1969 to 1972
inclusive.
53,000 as 4s.
Due on March 1
office
Francisco, at
net
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive
in
sealed
$15,000
Oakland,
on April
11
$85,000 school,
series A bonds.
Dated May
15,
1961.
Due on May 15 from 1962
to
1978
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
payable
County Treasurer's
of
5s. Due
10,000
to
1967
3V2S.
as
1968 and
95,000
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
a
4.01%,
to
April 1 from
on
Due
1980
April 1 from
on
1973
to
1976
inclusive.
and
Casa
Bond
Los
Angeles County, County Flood
Control Dist. (P. O. Los
Angeles),
to
Offering
J.
10
000 facilities revenue bonds.
Dated
clusive.
City
Clerk,
will
Oct.
1, 1960. Due
1963
to
and
1980
interest
City
(J-J)
by
on
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Treasurer's
approved
receive
(MST)
Principal
Gust,
Rosenfeld
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
eral
The
—
obligation
fered
school
March
on
—were
$260,000
gen¬
bonds
of¬
27—v.
awarded
193, p. 752
Coughlin &
to
Co., Inc.
CALIFORNIA
Union Junior
College
Santa Cruz County,
Bond
bids
series
B
syndicate composed of the
Wells Fargo Bank American
Trust
a
Co., First Western Bank & Trust
Co., both of San Francisco; Conti¬
nental
Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
15
until
10:30
from
1963
Forestville
5s.
his
at
until
on
May
1
1973. inclusive.
Due
May
on
1,
1974.
1,620,000
from
340,000
1975
to
and
1986
to
2:30
Fresno
on
May
Due
Bond
1,
1986.
California
(P.
Toll
received
on
April
for
11
the
Sale—An
bonds
193,
Schwabacher
water
Los Angeles.
headed
Santa
of
$5,000,000 San Pedro terminal
is¬
Barbara
District,
County, Calif.
$230,000
Green
T'.
&
S.
at
a
Alameda
and
A
193,
The
America
of
on
Sale
—
The
1956, series
March
were
C
21—v.
$700,000 elec¬
bonds
193,
offered
p.
1063—
to
The
Bank
of
N.T.&S.A., of San Fran¬
cisco, and Associates, as 4s, at a
price of 102.328, a basis of about
3.74%.
ciates, at
bonds
of
price of 100.107,
a
interest_£Qst
of
about
4.16%,
as
5s. Due
as
1963
May 1 from
on
40,000
1971
24,000
(P. O. Los Angeles),
Ca'ifornia
Bond
T.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $15,000,000 county flood control bonds.
March
March 1
from
1,
1962
1959.
to
Due
1989
on
inclu¬
sive^ Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
•
;
4.10s.
1981
Mav 1 from
on
inclusive.
1980
to
as
Due
May
on
1
1986 inclusive.
to
Half Moon Bay
Union High School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
Offering;— Gordon
4s. Due
as
Sale
—
The
$25,000
1960
school, series B bonds offered on
March 21—v.
193, p. 1167—were
21
&
3V2S.
as
from
1967
price
cost
of
|
1 from
June
on
1,
Due
1972
1971
inclusive.
on
Due
1977 to 1981
Oakland
(P.
June
1
June
1
inclusive.
1976
to
3%s.
as
on
Due
to
3V2S.
as
of
Port
31/4S.
as
Bond Sale—The
bonds
a
&
veen
Co., at
was
N.
bonds offered
sold
to
T.
S.
&
The
on
A., of San
Principal
(M-N)payable
June
on
of
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
193,
Los
1961, series
March
on
21
A
—
v.
1063—were awarded to The
of
America
N.
T.
&
S.
A.,
San
of
4
as
at
Francisco, and Associates,
V2s, at a price of 100.147, a
March
.1
28—
syndi¬
eral
Colo.
Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
193,
offered
school
&
Ray
a c
h
b
o
Bender
28—v.
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by White, Weld
& Co., at a price of par.
were
as
follows:
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., E. F.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Barret,
Fitch,
North & Co., Hanifen, Imhoff &
Samford, Inc., Chiles-Schutz Co.,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc.
1962
Obispo Parking District
No. .1, Calif. »•-
Offering
bids
Aoril
$420,000
12
—
Clerk,
until
for
11
the
parking
bonds. Dated Jan.
J.
a.m.
Bond
Sale
The
—
school, bonds offered
193,
—v.
to
100.62,
a
3V2S. Due
as
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
July
on
1
1972 inclusive.
1981
on
July 1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., John Nuveen
& Co., Trust
Company of Georgia, Atlanta, Ira
Haupt & Co., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
R. S. Dickson & Co., A. M. Kidder
& Co., Inc., Herbert J. Sims &
Co.,
Baxter
&
Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., Clement A. Evans
Co., William S. Morris & Co.,
Ralph A. Potts, Howard C. Tray-
&
wick ' &
Co., Inc., Beil &
James F. Magurno
Inc.,
Arch
W.
Mohr
Hough,
& Co.,
and Thornton,
& Farish.
Roberts,
GEORGIA
Columbus,
Ga.
Bond
Offering—Ralph A. Sayers,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
13
for
the
Due
of
$1,000,000
sewerage
1961
1961.
1991
purchase
and
series
revenue,
bonds.
Dated
May 1,
May 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive. Callable
as of May
1,
1971.
Principal
and
interest
payable at any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
pany
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow & Smith, of Georgia.
Perce
District
County Indep. School
1 (P. O. Lewiston),
No.
Idaho
Sale—The
Bond
eral
obligation
March
23—v.
awarded
Bank
of
$800,000 gen¬
offered on
bonds
193,
1279—were
p.
The
to
First
Security
Idaho, N. A., of Boise.
ILLINOIS
Antioch, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
sewer
&
Lang
&
March 23
a
on
ceive
Town
sealed
—
Clerk,
bids
at
the
for
bids
April
bonds,
until
12
as
1957.
L.rWeber,
will
10
a.m.
'receive
(CST)
the purchase of
for
general
obligation
follows:
$17,250,000
bonds.
Due
on
Dated July 1,
Jan. 1 from
13,000,000
1960.
to
Dated
bonds.
Due
1979
Principal
on
Jan.
Edith R.
will
and
interest
(J-J)
office
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
re¬
of
Cook
County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Room 537, Courthouse,
Chicago 2), Illinois
York 5, N. Y.,
on
April 25
Bond
(EST)
Offering
—
Benedict Gar-
misa,
District Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
terest
bonds.
purchase
1,
Jan. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
$2,371,000
school 1961 bonds. Dated April 1,
1961. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
the
1963
to 1977 inclusive.
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, 48
p.m.
Benjamin
Vick &
B.
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Chap¬
Wilton, Conn.
Offering
M.
and
$325,000
improve¬
to
jointly.
$30,250,000
Co., and R. James Foster
Co., Inc.
Bond
sold
Comptroller,
City
on
was
Inc.,
Inc.,
main
water
bonds
ment
Bache &
3
tax
Due
1965 to
were
sealed
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Street, New
limited
inclusive.
3s.
from 1973 to
$1,940,000
price of
basis of about 3.18%.
Wall
1, 1961. Due
July 1 from
on
Chicago, Illinois
p.
until
of
follows:
as
Bond Offering—Alvin
1167—were awarded
syndicate headed by White,
a
Fitz-
purchase
1964
as
3,135,000
CONNECTICUT
receive
(PST)
H.
will
to
from
Co.
Gregory,
San Luis
a
Other members of the syndicate
Co.;
Walter,
Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
and
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
-
v.
to
net interest
a
3.46%,
6s. Due
as
1,945,000
building
March
on
1167—were
p.
—
IDAHO
&
follows: Eastman Dil¬
Allen, Olson & Beau¬
mont
Inc.; Allan Blair &
Co.;
Burns, Corbett & Pickard; StorzW
about
$920,000
Nez
Westminster),
Weld & Co., as 3Vis, at
par.
the
of
28
awarded
Spalding,
County Sch. Dist. No. 50
(P. O. 7200 Lowell Blvd.,
Bond
March
price of 100.012,
a
cost
water
Sale—The $67,000 general
offered
p.
O.
by
Halsey,
Co., and Lehman Bros.,
&
" at
Willowbro.ok
Bank
(P.
office.
cisco.
Bond
Stuart
New Milford, Conn.
price of
a
and
Van Ingen & Co.; Schwabacher
Co.;
sealed
Bank
on
inclusive.
lon, Union Securities & Co.; B. J.
as
on
20
Dated
May 15, 1961.
May 15 from 1962 to 1966
O. Oakland),
on
members
were
Bond Sa*e—An issue of
building
bonds.
1
$5,000,000 school
on
1278—were
syndicate
headed
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: R. W.
Pressprich
cate
Bond
of America
series
$3,000,000-reve¬
offered
patrick,* City
March
Oakland, until
inclusive.
193, p. 1167—were awarded to
syndicate headed by John Nu-
v.
Richards & Co.
$120,000
—
10 a.m. (PST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $23,000 1961 school,
California
Lo-Inyo Union School District,
Inyo County, Calif.
school
Springs School District,
County, Calif.
Offering
bids at his office in
v.
1966.
30,000
N.
Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Due
C.
and
Alameda
Bond
to
follows:
as
1965
to
—
.
awarded to Hill
Co.,
COLORADO
Trust
a
as 5s. Due on June
inclusive.
1970
to
Bank
interest
net
a
3.62%,
Other
$28,000
Warm
&
Co.
offered
p.
Fay,
Blake
&
No.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Adams
awarded
were
Francisco, at
100.005,
&
net
a
March
on
—
San
30,000
Francisco, and Asso¬
D.
White
$115,000 school
Western
from
T.
&
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
1278
5,000
School
Costa
offered
follows:
from
Control Dist.
Union
March
N.
&
County Special Tax
District
Tampa), Fla.
&
Co., ShearCo.,
Stone
&
basis of about 4.48%.
C, N. White & Co.
Bond
1961
'
awarded
America
Dated
S. A., of San
A., of San Francisco,
price of 97.03, a basis
Co., Boettcher & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., First California
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
1278—were awarded
p.
Bank
America
of
&
J962
school,
Bank
Youngberg, J. B. Hanauer
from
on
syndicate
a
Nuveen
&
bonds
Costa
$92,000
offered
bonds
1383—
John
Stone &
nue
Bond
A., of San
& Co.,
Irving Lundberg
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
Hooker
Due
p.
Co.,
Hutton
obligation election
Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
series
and
&
F.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Taylor & Co.,
District,
Contra
Counties,
to
Compton Junior College District,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
S.
Youngberg, J. B. Hanauer
of about 5.14%.
& Co.
School
Joint
3V2S
$1,400,000
193,
to
the
5s,
$20,000
School
Sale —The
Bond
28—v.
land toll bridge reveriue bonds.
tion
by
N.
school, series A bonds offered on
March 20—v. 193, p. 1167—were
(PST)
purchase
28—v.
as
about
Union
3s,
as
awarded
of
Goleta
v.
—
improvement bonds offered
March
on
Co.,
of
Co.,
Sale —The
Orinda
April
21
California
Bond
p.
Dated
March
on
School
193,
Hammill
Fred
Olivehain Municipal Water District
No. 1 (P. O. Box 517, Encinitas),
issue of $225,000
to
&
First
was
Due
33/4S.
1,
March
bonds.
1278—were awarded to Hill
p.
Richards
and
on
on
1976 inclusive.
offered
Contra
offered
(PST)
Valley Union School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Sale—The $70,000 school
193,
Authority
a.m.
the
and
at
E.
Bond
30,000
Bridge
until
11
1962 to
The
Sacramento), Calif.
Offering—Sealed bid^ will
be
from
&
O.
Bend
on
Parking District No.
awarded to Weeden
.
improvement
2, 1961. Due on
July 2 from 1962 to 1985. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
1,
May
on
city
California
inclusive.
Due
Santa
Principal
(A-O)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
May 1
on
in
(PST)
p.m.
inclusive.
interest
1985.
Is.
as
Due
1983
3%s.
as
1984
310,000
3V2S.
as
office
April 4 for the purchase of $140,000 school bonds.
Dated April 15,
1961.
Due on April 15 from 1962
Co.
Due
to
4V2S.
as
District,
Clerk, will receive
bids
sold
160.000
School
sealed
Rosa,
until 8 p.m.
April 3 for the purchase of $75,000
were
County, Calif.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
23
follows:
as
inclusive.
Sonoma
Bond
3.51%,
1962
1986
Union
bonds
from
on
San Francisco.
parking
$1,570,000
James,
(PST)
a.m.
to
Francis I. duPont &
Co., and Hill
Richards
&
Co., at a price of
100.038, a net interest cost of about
as
B.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Co., of Chicago; Ira Haupt
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
&
R.
—
liams, County
$4,000,000 school
bonds offered on March
27—v. 193, p. 1167—were
awarded
to
Offering
April 11 for the purchase of $410,000 school, series
B 1960 bonds.
Dated May 15, 1961. Due on May
California
Bond Sale—The
Bond.
be received
Escondido Union School District, '
San Diego County, Calif.
of
Cabrillo Joint
District,
County
Manteca, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
office.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale
interest
Barth
Co.,
son,
Oak
&
Maricopa County, Agua Fria Union
High School District No. 216
Bond
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(A-O)
Legality
con¬
a.m.
Treasurer's
payable at the
office.
&
C. J. Devine & Co., Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc., Dean Witter &
Co.,
trol bonds.
Visalia, until
April 11 for the purchase of $60,-
Cook,
T.
Corp.,
purchase of $15,000,000 flood
in
(PST) on April 4 for the
purchase of $65,000 school, series A
bonds. Dated April 4, 1961.
Due
011
April 4 from 1971 to 1980 in¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
N.
rill
Grant,
Hillsborough
March
Other members of the
syndicate
were
as
follows:
First
Boston
County Clerk, will receive sealed
I.
on
Francisco.
bids at his office
Pauline
—
$2,800,000 water
syndicate headed by the Bank
a
California
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Grande, Ariz.
Maria, Calif.
bonds offered
sewer
of America
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April 4 for the
ARIZONA
County Trust Company, in
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
Stamford.
27—v. 193, p. 1383—were awarded
Dinuba School District, Tulare
inclusive.
field
FLORIDA
Santa
Bond Sale—The
County, Calif.
from
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
1,
April 1, 1961. Interest
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
veny
(J-J) pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
able at the
of San Francisco.
April
on
Dated
A-O.
Principal and interest
1969.
4s. Due
as
1970
the
Legal¬
about
inclusive.
and
at
office.
price of 100.007,
a
cost
Legality
as
1962
(PST)
a.m.
interest
follows:
as
for the purchase of
interest
March
on
1968
p.
Hendrix
net
a
bonds
County, Calif.
Offering —jack
Bond
Alabama
of
(A-O) payable at the Fair¬
bids
until
10:30
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on April 3 for the purchase
$2,000,000 corporate, series K
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
of
Nov.
from
1
1962
to
inclu¬
1972
sive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the American National
Bank
& Trust Company, of Chi¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
cago.
&
man
Lake
Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O. RFD, Box 337, Palatine),
Illinois
Offering—Samuel D. Bur-
7:30
(CST)
April 6
for the purchase of $110,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
p.m.
Due
1976
Dec.
on
1
from
1963 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
trust
or
the
successful
approved
bidder.
by
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
by
Chicago.
of
designated
company
Comptroller,
bids
April
on
until
1
p.m.
the
for
18
A.
will
pur¬
chase of $3,400,000 electric utility
bonds.
Dated
April i,
1961.
Illinois
Community
Galena),
Hospital District (P.
O.
Due
Jan.
on
1981 inclusive.
Richmond
from
1
1964 to
Interest J-J.
Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Offering—William E. Will-
City Controller, will receive
(CST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $1,575,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Due on Jan.
son,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
from
1
1963
to
able at the Second
National
193, p. 1279—were awarded to
White-Phillips Co., Inc.
River, III.
Offering — Emma
City
sealed
ceive
(CST)
chase
of
from
bids
to
1980
bonds.
Dec.
on
Louis.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
St.
of
St.
Louis.
INDIANA
Sale—The
Bond
building
March
1961
on
1279—were
Mullaney,
2V2s, at
as
offered
p.
Bunten,
Wells &
price of 100.17,
a
City
bids
River-Jackson-Spencer Town¬
ship School Corporation (P. O.
Crandall), Ind.
building
March
1961
awarded
$15,000
bonds
20—v.
193,
to
The
school
offered
on
1168—were
p.
North
Central
Consolidated School Building Cor¬
poration,
3s, at
as
Elkhart
South
price of
a
Side
Corporation
offered
193,
p.
The
1384
$120,000 school
March
on
Carleton
27
—
awarded
were
—
D.t Beh
bonds
193,
Co.
:
vT.
to
1279
Farmers
Marion, at
Bond
to The Columbian
poration,
interest
Due
par,
of
net
a
proved
4,000
Press-
3.90s.
as
1968
and
Due
3.92%,
receive
sealed
bids
(CDST)
bonds.
April 20 for the
purchase of $2,140,000 first mort¬
p.m.
.
gage
1,
1961.
to
1991
Due
Dated April
July 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Harrison, Honey Creek and Monroe
School Corporation (P. O.
Bond
lor,
1,
May
on
1,
Bond
school
receive
sealed
(CST)
chase
bids
April
on
of
until
13
$700,000
for
will
inclusive.
State
Legality
Cord,
Bank,
in
Ice
&
as
Highland, Ind.
March
Sale—The
awarded
as
bonds
revenue
28—v.
4V8s,
$360,000 water
193,
to
John
at
a
offered
on
basis of about 4.11%.
Sale —The
equipment
March
to
193,
K.
J.
offered
fire
on
1279—were
p.
Brown
&
Co.,
Inc., and Cruttenden & Co., joint¬
ly, as 3yss, at a price of 100.126,
a
6
purchase
for
the
1, 1961. Due
1979
same
(CST)
sealed
$171,000
mi.
of
$70,000
on
Nov.
1
from
1962
Grange School Town, Ind.
Sale—The $55,000 school
building 1961 bonds offered on
March
23—v.
^warded
to
193.
the
o.
1168—were
Slate
Bank
of
to
munity School District
(P. O.
41/2s.
1279
p.
syndicate
Aug. 1 from
on
Due
1988 to
Aug.
on
1
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
1991
Swiss
R.
Staats
County (P. O. Louisville),
Kentucky
Bond
Court
sealed
bids until
April
Clerk,
for
5
Lamont,
will
1:30
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
$1,715,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
April
on
1
i»6V.
from
1962 to
Callable
Interest
A-O.
1973
of
as
Legality
1,
ap¬
of
Malvern
tax
the
to
First
New
National
&
Trust Co., of Chicago, Hornblower
&
Weeks, and Rodman &
shaw, at a price of 100.034,
cost
of
about
Rena
net
3.37%,
as
follows:
as
31/2s.
Due
on
1962
to
1966
3s. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
from
as
1967
to
as
1972.
1971
3.10s.
Nov.
1
incl.
inclusive.
Due
on
Nov.
1,
1279—were
p.
National
on
City
Harris
Bank,
Trust
&
of
Sav¬
ings
Bank, of Chicago, Halsey,
& Co., Inc., and consisting
Blyth & Co., Inc., Chemical
Stuart
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co.,
New
of
Co.,
York, Northern Trust
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Trust Co., First National Bank,
all of Chicago, Chase Manhattan
Bank,
of
price
of
Bankers
New
of
par,
about
a
from
from
from
Bank
&
to
1981
to
1985
3.70s. Due
1986 and
Blyth
1972
William
hard,
Alstyne, Noel & Co., Arnold
Derbes, Inc., Ball, Burge &
Kraus, Byrd Brothers, Channer,
Newman Securities Co., Cooley &
Co., Curtiss, House & Co., Dittmar
&
& Co.,
Inc., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co., R. James Foster & Co., Inc.
Harrington & Co., Inc., Mackey,
&
Model,
&
as
3%s. Due
to
1990
members
City
Co.,
New
on
Stockyards
Wichita,
Edward
July 1
-^ank, of
Traywick
&
G.
Co. and J.
Webb &
C.
Wheat & Co.
Other
Trust
Trust
members
&
Savings
of
Bank
Trust
&
Manhattan
group
Allen &
Harris
Co.,
First
Chicago, and
Bank," of
were
New
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc., Drexel & Co., Equitable Se¬
Corporation, Glore, ForCarl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co., Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
gan & Co.,
Louis, Phelps, Fenn & Co., SeattleFirst National
Bank, of Seattle,
White, Weld & Co., Dean Witter
Co.
& Co., William Blair &
Clark, Dodge & Co., Hallgarten & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., Marine Trust Company of
Western
New
York, Buffalo,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., United
Bank,
of
&
Los
Co.,
Angeles,
City Na¬
Trust
Co., Com¬
both of Kansas
City,
Graham-Conway Co., E. F.
Co., Inc., Laidlaw & Co.
Paribas
Corp., Stroud & Co.,
Inc.,
Third
National
Bank
in
Nashville, Spencer Trask & Co.,
Hutton &
Wachovia
&
Bank
Winston-Salem,
Trust
G.
Co.,
of
Walker
H.
&
Co., Baxter & Co., Blunt Ellis &
Simmons,
City
National
Bank
& Trust Co., of
Chicago, Courts &
Co., First National Bank & Trust
Bank, New York,
Inc. and Chemical
Co., of Oklahoma City, First Na¬
York
Trust
Co.,x New
First
tional
Bank
&
Co.,
A.
Brothers, Merrill Lynch,
Eisen
Pierce,
Fenner
Safe
Smith
National
Wertheim
Inc.,
Bank,
of
Co.,
Almstedt Brothers, Alex. Brown &
Sons, Dominick & Dominick.
in
Dallas,
City, Cruttenden, Podesta &
Lake
Co., Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Funk, Hebbs & Hart, Inc., Hutch¬
inson, Shockey & Co., Magnus &
Co., Wm. J. lVIericka & Co., J. A.'
Overton & Co., > Putnam &
Co.,J
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc., H. C.'
Sons
&
Speer
Mosley
man,
Sons,
Bank,
Kidder
&
Inc.,
of
Industrial
Providence,
&
Co., Inc., Lucas,
Waeckerle, Mercantile-
Deposit
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Roth
&
Irving
Whittaker
Wright
Co.,
Co.,
&
Robert
Arthur
Co.,
&
Inc.
L.
L.
Zahner
and
Co.
&
Other
Stuart
Trust
Inc.,
and
of
New
York group
& Co., Blair
Co.,
Stearns
J. Devine & Co.,
\ Co., Inc., C.
Eastman
&
Halsey,
Bankers
Co.,
Bear,
are:
the
of
members
&
Dillon, Union Securities
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Haupt & Co., Hornblower &;
Ira
Kidder,
Weeks,
Peabody
Co.,
&
gan
&
Trust Co.,
Guaranty
of New
S. Moseley & Co., John
& Co., R. W. Pressprich
York, F.
Nuveen
Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
& Co., Smith, Barney &
Shields
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., J. C.
Bradford
&
&
Co., Braun, Bosworth,
Co., Inc., R.
S. Dickson &
Co.,
& Co., First of
Hemphill, Noyes
& Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc., L. F. Rothschild & Co.n
Weeden & Co., Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., C. F. Childs & Co., Inc., Cof¬
Inc., Estabrook
Michigan Corp.,
fin
& Burr, Inc., Dick & MerleSmith, Eldredge & Co., Inc., First
National Bank, of Memphis, Geo.
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Gregory &
Sons.
Brothers
Stern
&
Co., Tripp &
Co., Inc., Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day,
Union
.bariK,
of Memphis,.Chas. E. Wei-
gold &
Inc.,
Co.,
Co.,
Planters
George
National
Barrow,
K.
Leary
Baum
Co.,
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
Bramhall,
Falion
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson, Brown Bros. Harriman &
Co.,
&
Julien Collins & Co.,
Craigie & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., A. Webster Dough¬
F.
Inc.,
W.
erty & Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Fahey, Clark & Co.
Field,
Richards
Cleveland
Bank,
of
tional
Bank
Worth
&
Co.,
First
Corp., First National
Minneapolis, First Na¬
of
St.
Paul,
Forth
National
Bank,
of
Hannahs, Ballin &
Worth,
Fort
Lee,
Hayden, Miller & Co., The Illinois
Company, Janney, Battles & E, W,.
Clark, Inc.,
McDonald
E.' Masten & Co.,
Co., The Milwaukee
A.
&
Company,
Moore,
Leonard
National City
Bank,
&
Lynch,
of
Cleveland, Newburger, Loeb &
Co., Northwestern National Bank,
of Minneapolis, Provident Bank,
of Cincinnati, Rand & Co.,
Ryan,,
Sutherland
& Co., Schmidt, Rob¬
Parke, Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Stephens, Inc., Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Stranahan,
erts
&
Harris &
Co., Thomas & Co., R. D.
White &
Co.
Womeldorff &
C.
Lindsey, AllisonCo., Malon S. Andrus,
Ashmun & Co., Jack
S.
M. Bass &
Allan
Co.,
Co., Beil & Hough, Inc.,
Blair
&
Co., D. H. Blair &
Boettcher
&
Co., Breed &
Harrison, Burns, Corbett & Pick-
ard, Caldwell, Phillips Co., Chace,
Pohl & Co., Inc., Wm. E.,Pollock
&
Co., Suplee, Yeat-.<
Co., Inc., Tilney &
Co., M. B. Vick & Co., Inc., Weil,
First
Baltimore.
&
Wood,
Co., Inc., Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., Conti¬
nental Bank & Trust Co., of Salt
&
Harris
Lehman
Co., Inc.;:
&
Co., Inc.,
White-Phillips
Gundy
Inc.,
National
&
Small
Stern, Lauer & Co.,
Seattle, John
Williams
M.
Savings Bank, of;
Seattle Trust &
National Bank, of St. Louis, Henrv
Boston
Corp., Harriman Ripley &
Inc., Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Securities
Bache
Co.,
First
of
Donnell
&
follows:
as
curities
&
Co., Mc¬
Mid-South
Co., Milburn, Cochran
& Co., Inc., New York Hanseatic
Corp.,
Reinholdt
&
Gardner,
Corp., Kalman &
Share
Northern
Co., Continental Illinois Na¬
tional
York
the
Bank,
Co.,
inclusive.
York group were as follows:
Philadelphia
Philadelphia,
C.
Co., Inc., Robert K. Wallace & Co.,
Trust
July 1,
the
National
Howard
merce
July 1
on
& Co., Seasongood
Security & Bond Co.,
Long
Mayer,
&
1987.
1988
Co., Inc., Merrill, Turben
Roland & Stone,
Co.,
Bank
inclusive.
Co., New-
Van
Struthers
inclusive.
on
&
&
tional
July 1
on
S. Morris
Cook
Co.,
Newman,
Brown & Co., Inc., Park, Ryan,
Inc., Rodman & Renshaw, Scharff
& Jones, Inc., Scudder & German,
&
(£0., Ernst & Co., Gran-
bery, Marache & Co., Green, Ellis
& Anderson, Indianapolis Bond &
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., Mor¬
Wood
a
cost
July 1
on
Co., Inc., C. H. Little
& Co.
at
inclusive.
3.60s. Due
as
1982
as
to
Co., Inc., Charles
California
follows
3V2S. Due
as
1973
17,150,000
as
&
&
Howe
&
Blewer,
Cunningham,
both
interest
3%s. Due
as
1962
30,945,000
National
net
3.63%,
$26,850,000
Other
Trust
Co.,
Co-Managers,
York
from
Bank
offered
syndicate headed by
a
York,
sales
193,
29—v.
awarded
retail
bonds
revenue
March
Hill
A. Hinsch &
—
bonus
Inc.,
National Bank, all of
Kentucky (State of)
Sale
The $100,000,000
veterans
Co.,
&
Birmingham, First Southwest Co.,
Ginther & Co., Glickenhaus & Co.,
in¬
April
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
voted
Co.,
Inc., Winslow, Cohu
Inc., Robert Winthrop
Russell,
Offering—W. M.
Fiscal
&
Corp., William
Wells & Chris-
Schmertz & Co., Inc., F. L. Dupree
&
Co., First National Bank, of
Dunn
Jefferson
American
tensen,
Steson,
&
inclusive.
4V2S.vDue
as
15,545,000
$750,000 school
group composed of The Con¬
tinental Illinois
40,000
193,
a
from 1977 to 1987 inclusive.
Rockford), Iowa
Bond Sale—The
165,000
1976
as
229,000
9,510,000
basis of about 3.10%.
Bond
to
4s. Due
as
>,1062
Rudd, Rochford, Marble Rock Com¬
La
$515,000
bonds of¬
Co., Inc., John W. Reinhart & Co.,
Hill & Co.,* Weil, Roth &
Irving
Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., at a price of
100.002, a netlnterest cost of about
4.29%, as follows:
inclusive.
interest
The
—
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Co., Alden &
Glynn & Co.,
revenue
awarded
April
on
Legality-ap¬
proved by Bannister, Carpenter
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
a
of
composed of Charles A. Hinsch
swimming pool bonds. Dated May
$110,000
'
receive
p.m.
to
$220,000
bonds
21—v.
awarded
the
at
building bonds offered on March
28—v. 193, p. 1168—were awarded
Kokomo, Indiana
Bond
will
bids until 8
& Co.,
100.09, a
of
offered
awarded to the
Clerk,
Nuveen
price
$42,000
Missouri Valley, Iowa
Bond Offering—Wm. H. James,
1279—were
p.
The
—
Fidelity
Savings Bank, of Marshalltown.
to
Bond
basis of about
a
Sale
bonds
were
City
ap¬
Dean,
March 28—v.
on
—were
of
Additional
of
Ross, Mcof Indian¬
Miller,
v.
—
street improvement special assess¬
time
Russiaville.
by
13
D.
Beh
Co., and the
Security Savings Bank, of Mar¬
shalltown, jointly, as 2.90s, at a
ment
first
approved
March
on
Carleton
p.m.
apolis.
works
1168—were awarded to The
pur¬
•July 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at the Russia¬
ville
improvement
193,
1
Callable
street
offered
the
mortgage
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1990
obligation
$59,000 general
2.89%.
Secretary,
Sale
building
Bond
bonds
Offering—Lewis M. Tay¬
Corporation
&
Fleming-W. B;. Hibbs &
Co., Inc., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Kentucky Company, W. L.:
Lyons & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Chase
price of 100.003,
Russiaville), Ind.
to
proved
Due
Bond Sale—The
p.
Legality
Dean
Trujst Co., of New York,
Co.,
Folger,
Southeastern
The
in¬
Campbell County (P. O. Newport),
Kentucky
Marshalltown, Iowa
2
by
clusive.
1970.
on
revenue
until
office.
1969.
3.80s.
as
and
KENTUCKY
as
May
on
1962
Principal
Topeka.
on
May 1 from
on
from
1
1,
(A-O) payable at the State
v.
inclusive.
1967
to
sold
Dated March
Oct.
on
Treasurer's
to
Bank,
of
about
4s. Due
as
1962
2,000
R.
—
follows:
$12,000
par.
of
cost
20
awarded
&
Nolan,
$123,729
was
Securities Cor¬
3V8S.
as
inclusive.
ler, Secretary of the Corporation,
will
Sale—An issue of
from
State
price
a
Co., Fahnestock & Co., Federation
Conway Springs, Kansas
general obligation bonds
Co., Inc.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
J. Barth & Co., John W. Clarke &
First
improvement
were
James A Andrews &
Bank
KANSAS
115,000
March
on
—
Inc.,
,
$18,000 special
street
offered
p.
The
Bldg.
Elkhart),
Offering—Paul
Sale—The
assessment
Indiana
Eond
p.m.
(P. O. Council Bluffs), Iowa
Bond Sale—The
bonds
School
O.
(P.
G.
will
8
Des
Moines; Becker
White-Phillips Co. Inc.
Marion, Iowa
Blue
Sale—The
Clerk,
until
the Iowa-Des
Bank,
of
& Cownie
and
fered
Richard
Township School District
Bond
Bond
in¬
and
receive
(CST)
on
April 17 for the purchase of
$342,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
sealed
1,
to
Bluffs, Iowa
—
of
National
1,
1962
City Treas¬
Legality approved
Offering
basis of about 2.45%.
a
from
1
Principal
Council
$100,000 school
193,
to
Nov.
on
office.
Bond
City, Ind.
bonds
28—v.
awarded
Co.,
School
bonds.
of
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Lewis
Auburn
purchase
Dated
April
payable at the
urer's
pay¬
able at the St. Louis Union Trust
in
the
for
inclusive.
terest
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Co.,
$131,000
1970
p.m.
pur¬
sewer
10
1961. Due
8
Due
April
re¬
the
for
1, 1961.
1962
Jane
will
until
3
$270,000
Dated April
1
Clerk,
April
on
Moines
terest
City, Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed bidsj^ill
be received until 7:30 p.m. fCST)
on
Wood
Bond
composed
group
1971
IOWA
Charles
Nov.
on
■
1961.
Illinois
v.
Due
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Reynolds &
Co., Roosevelt
&
Cross,
F. S.
105,000 as 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1, Smithers & Co., American Securi¬
1974 and 1975.
ties Corp., Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Brothers
&
55,000 as 3.40s. Due on Nov. 1, Barr
Co.,
Fidelity
1976.
Union Trust Co., of Newark, Fitz230,000 as 3V2S. Due on Nov. • 1 patrick, Sullivan & Co.
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Goodbody & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
J. A. Hogle & Co., King, Quirk &
Wall Lake Community Sch. Dist.,
Co., Inc., National State Bank, of
Iowa
Newark, The Ohio Company, Stein
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
Bros. & Boyce, Trust Company of
bonds
offered
on
March
24—v.
Georgia, Atlanta, Citizens Fidelity
193, p. 1279—were awarded to a Bank & Trust
Co., of Louisville,
Bank
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
{
Sale—The $125,000 hospi¬
bonds offered on March 23—
Clabraugh,
3.20s.
as
1973.
pay¬
Richmond.
Bond
tal
45,000
inclusive.
1983
Principal and interest (J-J)
of
Northwestern
City
sealed
(CST)
on
„
1961.
Glasson,
revenue
rell, Clerk of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive, sealed bids
until
Logansport, Ind.
Offering — Laura
Bond
receive
County School District No. 98
Bond
Lima, in Howe, as 27/8s, at a price
of 100.056, a basis of about 2.86%.
Whiteside & Winslow, Doll & Isp-
hording,
Inc.,
Dolphin
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
First National Bank of Oregon,
Portland, J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
.Inc.,
Republic
National
Bank, of Dallas, H. V. Sattley &
Co.. Inc., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
Baker, Watts &
Co.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Freeman
W. ,E.
Bankers Bond Co., Inc.,
&
Hutton &
Co., Paine, Web¬
Co.,
Chapman,
Dreyfus
Clement
Co.,
&
A.
Co.,
Einhorn
Evans
Glover &
&
&
Co.,
McGregor, Inc.,
Volume
193
Number 6043
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1499)
Gordon
Graves & Co.,
Inc., HatSanford, Hill & Co., Charles
A? Hinsch & Co., Inc.
tier &
Juran
&
Moody, Inc., Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co., Leftwich &
Ross, Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Mc¬
Donald-Moore
&
Co., McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.,
Mullaney,
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son
& Co., Charles A. Parcells &
Co.,
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
land.
Legality
Rippel &
Co.
<
_
Chas.
W.
Scranton
Shaughnessy
&
Co.,
&
Co., I. M. Simon
& Co., Starkweather &
Co., Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, Stern, Agee
& Leach, Storz - Wachob
Bender
-
Corp., Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., Sweney Cartwright &
Co., Talmage & Co., Townsend,
Dabney
&
&
row
Tyson,
Watkins, Mor¬
Co.,
Woodcock, Moyer,
French, F. S. Yantis &
Co., Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Fricke
&
Morehead State
Regents,
College, Board of
Moreland), Ky.
Bond Sale—The
-•
tory
March
on
bonds
29—v.
awarded
were
$600,000 dormi¬
1960
revenue
193,
to
offered
1168—
p.
the
Federal
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 3V8S, at a price of par.
/
LOUISIANA
Louisiana
Port
Greater Baton
Commission
Rouge
District
commission
bonds offered
1064—were
p.
O.
ious
4017
—were
headed
and
by
var¬
a
syndicate
Forgan & Co.
Manhattan
Bank, of
New York, as
5s, 4y4s, 3.60s, 3+2s
and Is, at a price of
100.009, a net
interest cost
of
about
3.36%.
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
John Nuveen &
Co.;
Hornblower
30—v.
awarded
to
193,
Chelsea, Mass.
Bend Offering
George F.
Pfederson, City Treasurer, will re¬
—
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
leans,
Principal
Bank,
Weil,
National
Labouisse,
&
Co., Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Schweickhardt &
Co., Crane Investment Co., Inc.,
Trust
&
Co.,
of
Alexandria, and Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc.
the
interest payable
and
National
Shawmu.t
at
Bank
of
Boston.
by
Storey,
&
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Turnpike
Authority
Orleans, La.
Reports
Bond
February
Up
—
The Authority reported
earnings
before
interest
charges for February,- 1961,
of
sealed
$508,602, reflecting
bids
May
until
for
17
10
the
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
$1,500,000 water revenue, series B
bonds.
Dated
June
Dec. 15 from
on
Callable.
15, 1961.
1962 to
Interest
net
12.1%
Legality
$794,046
from
$798,548
February, 1960, but operating
penses
(P. O. Pointe-a-la-Hache), La.
$4,000,000 levee
series 1961 bonds
March
on
1064—were
cate
awarded
headed
Inc.,
with
from
23—v.
by
to
interest
193,
&
rates
p.
syndi¬
a
Scharff
Jones,
ranging
3% to 4V2%.
as
curities
Pierce,
syndicate
follows:
Equitao.e Se¬
Corp,
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Smith,
Inc.,
Fattier & Sanford. Barrow, Leary
&
Co.
Ducournau
Investment
Co.,
Dane
Co.,
&
the
period
by $59,497, or 17%;
During
same
the
months
12
ended, Feb. 28,
Kees, Crane
Schweickhardt &
&
Co., Steiner. Rouse
& Co., and Phelps, Fenn & Co.
were
period
Bond
bonds
193,
Sale—The
$86,000
21—v.
1168—were awarded to The
p.
Scharff
&
Jones, Inc.,
at
a
price
charges
of
crease
$10,339,712,
were
$829,519
parable period
charges
that
12
over
funded
in¬
an
com¬
a
a year ago.
the
on
period,
Interest
debt,
for
covered 131.1%,
compared with 120.6% for the
months
were
ended
Feb.
29,
I960.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
Kennebunk,
Wells
on
$210,000 water
23-^v.
Mar.
193,
1280—were awarded to Kidder*
p.
.
Kennebunkport
and
(P. O.
Kennebunk), Maine
„
Bond
Offering
—
Norris
ceive
sealbd
bids
National Bank,
c/'o
the
Sale—The
$695,000 sani¬
tary
sewer
bonds
offered
on
March 23—v. 193, p. 1280—were
to
First
a
of
and
composed
group
Michigan
of
Goodbody & Co., with interest
ranging from 3% to 5%.
Hills
School
District
No. 2. Mich..
Bond Offering
re¬
Bachman,
Jr.,
—
William B.
Secretary
the
of
Portland, until
Board
of
(EST) on April 5 for the
purchase of $300,000 water bonds.
sealed
bids
Dated April 1, 1961.
$4135.000 school building and site
11
1
of
a.m.
from
Principal
the
1962
and
to
Due on April
1981
inclusive.
interest payable at
First National
Bank, of Port¬
1961
Dearborn, Mich.
Offering -v.«Joseph
Bond
Cardinal, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of $576,000
automobile
parking system
series
revenue,
Oct.
1980
to
of
D
1960. Due
1,
1962
July
interest
bonds.
Dated
July
on
inclusive.
1
from
Callable
1966.
1,
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
Detroit.
National
and
the
Bank,
of
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
Detroit
Sale
school
v.
a
The
—
building
bonds
$10,000,000
and
offered
site,
series
March
on
28—
193, p. 1169—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the North¬
Trust
Co., of Chicago; Bankers
Co., of New York; Smith,
Barney & Co. and Lehman Broth¬
ern
Trust
at
ers,
price
a
of
100.056,
of
cost
$3,785,000
380,000
5s.
as
from
about
1962
a
net
as
on
1974
inclusive.
Due
43/4S.
as
3.74%,
Due
to
on
May
May
1
1,
1975.
5,245,000
from
590,000
3%s.
as
1976
as
Is.
Due
1986
to
Due
on
on
on
April
bonds.
on
Education,
until
12
Dated
for
will
7:30
the
April
p.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase
1,
1961.
of
Due
June 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclu¬
sive.
as
May 1
inclusive.
May 1, 1987.
follows: American Securi¬
ties
Corp.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
W. Baird & Co. Inc.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; Barr Brothers &
Robert
Co.;
Allan
Co.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Blair &
Co.;
Co.
Blyth
&
Inc.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co.
Burns, Corbett & Pickard
Byrd
Brothers;
Channer
Dean
Prescott
L. F.
CO.
&
&
Co.; R. W. Presspricb
'
•
■
*
.
.
Rand & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; SeattleFirst ^National
Bank,
of, Seattle;•
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields
&
Co.;
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Stroud
& Co. Inc.; Third National Bank
in Nashville; G. H. Walker & Co.:
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Chas. E.
Weigold
&
Co.
Inc.; Wells
&
Christensen
Inc.;
J.
Wheat
C.
Co.; R. D. White & Co., and J. R
Williston
&
Beane.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
eral
obligation
March
28—v.
awarded
by
to
the
$11,116,000
bonds
193,
syndicate
a
on
1280—were
p.
Northern
gen¬
offered
headec
Trust
Co., oi
Chicago; Bankers Trust Co., oi
New York; Smith,
Barney & Co.,
and Lehman
Brothers, as Is, 2V2s
33/4s, 4j/2s and 5s.
'Other members of the
were as
ties
syndicate
follows: American Securi¬
Corp.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.Baird & Co. Inc.; Ball
Robert W.
Burge &
Kraus; Barr Brothers S
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Blyth &
Co. Inc.; Braun. Bosworth & Co.
Inc.; Corbett & Pickard Inc.; Byrd
Channer Newman Se¬
Brothers;
curities
Co.;
Chase •: Manhattar
Bank, of New York; City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City.
Julien
Collins & Co.; Commerce
Co., of Kansas City; Conti¬
Trust
nental
Illinois
National
Bank
&'
Trust
Co., of Chicago; C. J. Devine & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith
Ernst & Co.; First National Bank
of Chicago; First National Bank
in
St.
Louis;
lan,
of
First National
New York;
Fleming-W.
B.
City
Folger, No
Hibbs & Co.
Inc.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Han¬
nahs,
Ballin &
Lee; Harriman
Ripley & Co. Inc.; Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
of
Chicago;
Henry
Harris
&
Sons Inc.;
Hay¬
den, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone
&
Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; The
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard
Freres & Co.; McDonald & Co.
Illinois
&
McDonald-Moore
Co.
R.
H.
Inc.; F. S.
Moulton
John
Nuveen
Co.; J.
Moseley & Co.;
&
Co.
&
Co.; The Ohio
Overton
A.
& Co.; Paine
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Phelps
Co.; Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia; Piper, Jaf¬
fray & Hopwood; Wm. E. Pollock
Fenn &
&
Co.
R.
&
Inc.;
W.
Co.;
Prescott
Pressprieh
&
Co.
&
Commerce
sas
Trust Co., of Kan¬
City; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Chi¬
cago; C. J. Devine & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Ernst & Co.; First
National
Bank,
of
Chicago;
First
National Bank, of St. Louis; First
National City Bank, of New York;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
Additional
general
Hibbs & Co. Inc.; Goldman. Sachs
at the
&
a
Co.;
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
-Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of Chicago; Henry Karris & Sons
Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. E. Hutton
same
syndicate
of
Seattle:
Sa^—The $5,895,000
time
bonds
were
headed
offered
awarded to
by
Halsey.
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
New York
and
Chemical Bank
Trust Co., of New York,
Drexel
&
4V2s, 5s and 14s.
The $5,895,000
G.
&
Co.;
Reynolds
Becker
Rothschild
&
&
Co.
&*
Inc.;
Co.
Wertheim & Co.; Weeden &
Co.;
& Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Co,; Francis I. duPont &
Co.;
Trust Co. of Georgia, in
Bache
Atlanta;
Baxter & Co.; J. A, Hogle &
Co.;
National State Bank, of
Newark;
Johnston, Lemon
& Co.; First Na¬
Bank, of Memphis; Goodbody & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.; Laidlaw
tional
&
Co.;
Kean, Taylor
Robert
K.
&
Co.
&
Wallace
Co.;
Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Commerce,
in
Seattle; A. M. Kidder & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co.; Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; McCormick
& Co.;
Talmage & Co.; Fahne¬
stock & Co.; Harkness & Hill
Inc.;
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman Inc.;
McDougal & Condon Inc.; Glick-
enhaus & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Stern
Brothers &
Co.; George K. Baum
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co. Inc.; J. B.
Hanauer & Co.;
&
Kalman
&
Co.
Inc.;
Woodcock;
French; Fahey,
Clark & Co.; J. R. Ross &
Co.;
M'ackey, Dunn & Co. Inc.; Clem¬
ent A.
Evans & Co. Inc.;
Yar¬
nall, Biddle & Co.; Taylor & Co.;
FrBrittain Kennedy & Co.; M. B.
Moyer,
Fricke
Vick
Co.
&
&
Shannon & Co.; D. A. Pincus &
Co.; Cutter, Bennet & Co.; Park,
Ryan Inc.; William S. Morris &
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Fulton Reid
&
Co.; Doll & Isphording Inc.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; Ginther
& Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Inc.; Provident Bank of Cincin¬
nati;
Peoples
National
Charlottesville;
North
&
Bank
Barret,
of
Fitch,
Co.
Pacific
Northwest
Co.; Joseph,
Inc.; Charles A.
Parcells & Co.; Ferris & Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Field, Richards
& Co.;,Irving J. Rice & Co.
Inc.;
Mellen
&
Miller
F. R.
Cole & Co.; Walter, Woody
Heimerdinger; Arthur L Wright
&
Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co. Inc., and Shaughnessy & Co.
&
Inc.
Eau
Claire
Public
School
District
No. 53, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered on March
23—v. 193, p. 1280—were awarded
to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis,
jointly,
at
a
price
of
and
100.006,
interest
net
a
$70,000
4s. Due
as
1962
40,000
to
1973
June 1 from
on
Due
June
on
1
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1978
^
inclusive.
334s.
as
from
of
cost
about 3.96%, as follows:
&
Bank,
obligation
A.
June 1 from
inclusive.
1987
to
on
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields
&
Co.;
F.
S.
Smithers & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
Stroud & Co.
Inc.; Third Na¬
tional Bank in
Nashville; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen
& Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co.
Inc.;. Wells & Christensen Inc ;
J. C. Wheat & Co.; R. D. White &
Co., arid J. R. Williston & Beane
&
Witter
Co.;
140.000
Co.; Rand
Cross; Salo¬
Hutzler; Seattle-
Roosevelt
ern
&
Co.; Mc¬
Master Hutchinson & Co.; Merrill,
Turben & Co. Inc.; The Milwau¬
kee Co.; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York; W. H. Morton
&
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Blair & Co.
Inc+ Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Marine Trust Co. of West¬
&
City
City; Julien Collins
.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Wm. E. Pollock & Co. Inc.;
National
Kansas
y4s.
delphia;
Bros.
Co.
Co., of New York, and
Co., as 3s, 334s, 4V2s, 5s
Drexel &
New York,
Buffalo; First of
Michigan Corp.; Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.; Hornblower &
Weeks;
First
of
Inc.,
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Phelps Fenn & Co.; Phila¬
delphia National Bank, of Phila¬
Manhattan
Co.;
Chase
Bank, of New York;
National Bank & Trust Co.,
same
syndicate
by Halsey,Stuart & Co.
Chemical Bank New York
and
mon
Securities
the
a
headed
&
Bank,
City School District, Mich.
Bond
Corpora¬
rates
Bloomfield
First
from
1,
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Newman
Beverly Hills, Mich.
Bond
Step¬
hens, District Treasurer, will
1
Nov.
interest
Inc.;
Inc.;
tion, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Water District
Nov.
on
Milwaukee
at
Other members of the
syndicate
were
as
follows: White, Weid &
1969
to
were
Pcabody & Co., as 3.20s, at a price
of 100.278, a basis of about 3.15 +
The
MAINE
Due
Dated
The
offered
awarded to
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New York; W. H. Morton & Co.
Inc.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; John Nuveen &
Cel.; The Ohio Co.; J. A. Overton
Other members of the syndicate
Newburypcrt, Mass.
awarded
of par.
bonds.
Inc.;
.
follows:
sewer
March
on
711
operating
expenses
and
maintenance, available for interest
Joseph, La.
offered
Stone, of Detroit.
the
interest
MICHIGAN
St.
for
1961, net earnings,
as
Other members of the
were
in
in
ex¬
after
Bond Sale—The
offered
Paddock &
III
declined slightly
revenues
reduced
Logan, of New York City.
and
January, 1961.
over
Gross
1960,
to
&
Plaquemines Parish Levee Dists.
any
or trust
company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
increase of
an
February,
over
23.3%
Due
1990, incl.
J-D.
12.1%
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
improvement,
interest (J-J) payable at
Manufacturers
Earnings
Offering—R. O. Toledano,
Secretary of the Board of Liqui¬
dation and City Debt, will receive
on
and
bank
as
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
New
revenue bonds. Dated
March 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1963 to
1986 inclusive. Principal
1960.
American Bank, both of New Or¬
Bank
posal system
purchase of $215,000
special assessment parking district
Shawmut Bank of
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Hi-
Rapides
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $395,000 water supply and sewage dis¬
18
Inc.,
Other members of the syndicate
Friedrichs
Trust
Line, Mich.
Co.; McMaster Hutchin¬
Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.
&
son
•
syn¬
a
were
Howard
Moore &
/Weeks; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Carl
Clawson, Mich.
M. Loeb, Rhoades &
B o n d O f f e ring — Gertrude
Co.; Baker,,
Watts & Co.; Mercantile-Safe De-J
Cadger, City Clerk, will receive
posit.•& Trust Co., of Baltimore; sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
Laidlaw & Co.; M. B. Vick & Co.
April 18 for the purchase of $135,Inc.; Fahnestock -& Co.; Robert 000
general
obligation
library
Garrett & Sons; Lebenthal &
Co.; bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
Stein Bros. &
Boyce; McDonnell on Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
& Co. Inc.;
Penington, Colket & sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Co.; Robert K. Wallace & Co.; payable at any bank or trust com¬
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.; Drey¬
pany designated by the successful
fus & Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Lyons & Shafto Inc.; Malon S. Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone,
Andrus Inc.; McDougal & Condon of Detroit.
Inc.; Mead, Miller & Co.; J. A.
Dearborn, Mich.
Overton & Co.; Rambo, Close &
Bond
Offering—Joseph Cardi¬
Kerner Inc.; John
Small & Co.
nal, City Clerk, will receive sealed
Inc.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., and
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
Cooley & Co.
Boston, Munic¬
ipal Department, Room 421, 40
Water Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 4 for the purchase
of $225,000 public building repair
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
National
bonds
were
&
MASSACHUSETTS
guaranteed
dicate headed by Blyth &
Co.,
at a price of 100.05.
bernia
tion
No.
Mar.
Co.; The First Illinois Co.; Ken¬
time
Center
to
Glore,
Chase
&
ower, MacArthur
& Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Co.;
McDonald
&
Co.;
McDonald-
Bond
Offering—Paul Mandenbranden, City Clerk, will receive
$10,000,000
awarded
com¬
designated by the successful
pany
Hamilton
obligation bonds of¬
March 28—v. 193, p. 1064
on
trust
or
Detroit.
general
fered
bank
any
Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
St., Hyattsville), Md.
$2,000,000 port
state
on
(P.
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Baton
Sale—The
payable at
bidder.
&
MARYLAND
Rouge), La.
Bond
by
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Wells &
lottesville, Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.,
approved
Pierce, Atwood, Scribner, Allen
McKusick, of Portland.
55
Co.,
as
3s,
3%s,
Garden
City, Mich.
Bord Offering—Edwin J. Freeh,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
b^ds
10
obliga¬
8
the
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
April
on
of
$550,000
general recreational faciilty bonds.
Fa'eel
from
age
*Vb.
1961
as
of
1, 1961. Due
0"t.
on
Oct. 1
inclusive. Call¬
1990
to
1.
and interest (A-O)
1975.
Principal
payable at any
ba ■+".
or trust corrpanv designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
aonrrved
Miller.
bv
Canfield,
Fa+do^k & Stone, of Detroit.
Grcndville School District, Mich.
Bo
d
O^f
rirg—Virgil B. Beld,
Secretary cf the Board of Educa¬
tion, will rece've sealed bids until
7:45
the
general
until
for
pm.
(EST)
Dumha~e
of
on
April
$360 009
25
for
general
obl.'gation building and site bonds.
56
(1500)
Dated June
1, 1961. Due
June 1
on
from 1962 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D)
at
any
bank or trust
payable
company
Melrose, Minn,
March
21—v.
awarded
der.
and
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
bonds offered
1169
p.
$169,000 ever¬
extension
No.
2
March 15—v. 193,"
on
awarded
were
—
Kenower,
MacArthur
McDonald-Moore
'
City
Sale—The
system
&
School
Owosso
Bond
to
&
Co., and
Co., jointly.
District, Mich.
Offering
Earl
—
Schwartz, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
April 20 for the purchase of $3,870,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1986
to
June
Callable
of
as
Principal and inter¬
1, 1975.
est
(J-D) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
bidder.
successful
Legality
Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
by
proved
ap¬
Pad¬
Sale—The
Bond
1961
from
1
par,
$60,000 special
improve¬
street
$15,000
2y2s.
as
from
10,000
1961
Due
to
1963
3s. Due
as
and 1965.
35,000
follows:
as
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
Verndale, Minn.
— Clayton
Kv,pp,
for the
3
itary
1
Oct.
on
1
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
White
Sale
Bond
eral
Mich.
The
$150,000
obligation
from
193,
awarded
at
&-
4.16%,,
Co.,
as
jointly,
1980 to
1989, inclusive.
eral
obligation
March
22—v.
awarded to
a
interest
rates
Other
bonds
as
offered
Hopwood, with
ranging from 3V2%
of
the
to
a
Offering—Norman Holte-
Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
April 6 for the purchase of $65,000
municipal building revenue 1961
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
4
at
bank
any
or
trust
pay¬
com-
Legality
Co., Inc., at
price of par,
about 3.81%,
a
cost of
$240,000
Due on Feb. 1
3.10s.
as
&
90,000
3V2s.
as
1972 to
approved
$1,460,000
Zahner
&
Waeckerle;
Co.,
and
George
Barret,
215,000
1976
from
to
to
<!m
Due
1
1
Feb.
inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
Due
1
1991
members
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
the
of
North
&
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
were as
follows: A. C. Allyn
Co., Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.;
public
improvement
sold
Stern
to
Due
1981
March
on
&
from
1
Interest
approved
Sale—The
sewer
bonds
offered
193,
1280—were
21—v.
awarded
p.
Hattier &
to
on
Sanford.
Long Beach, Miss.
Bond
Sale—An
street
The
St.
Charles
issue
of
paving bonds
First
$135,sold
was
National
Bank,
on
group
(CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $900,veterans
on
bonds.
Due
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the State
trust
or
successful
approved
by
L ouis,
Bond
to
by
Clayton, Mo.
(CST)
purchase
E.
Hoff¬
April 18 for
on
of
$660,000
school
1979,
Principal and interest (M-S)
Trinity Lutheran Hospital Associa¬
tion,
Principal and interest (F-A)
Inc.
Louis.
Hugo, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 water
improvement
bonds
offered on
March 21—v. 193, p. 1065—were
general obligation building
Allison-Williams
Co.
at
pany
designated by the successful
Legality
Charles
&
District
No.
trust
approved
Trauernicht;
R-9
com¬
(P.
O.
of
offered*
March
p.
1169
on
Housing
of
Agency,
to
the
Home
and
Fi¬
2%s, at
as
193,
v.
—
awarded
were
—
Federal
nance
27
price
a
par.
on
March
1
was
No.
toll
Clerk,
bids
until 8
for
will
bonds.
on
Deer
-
(MST)
purchase
Due
April
.on
of
May
The
while
8.2%
down
were
by
the Monthly Report.
in
bonds
$25,000
fire
offered
193,
1169—were
p.
The
on
Deer
Lodge
Bank & Trust Co., of Deer Lodge,
as 3V2s,
at a price of par.
Yellowstone County School District
No. 26 (P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond
District
Offering
—
P.
O.
Brush,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8
p.m.
(MST)
April
$250,000
on
for
the
purchase
of
New
the
1961,
ary,
Turnpike
carried
48,735,026 vehicles, an increase of
Norfolk, Neb.
Offering—Alvin
City
Clerk,
will
Bond
bids
until
8
p.m.
'
S.
Ahl-
receive
(CST)
offered
bonds
producing toll revenue of
$35,324,044 against $33,780,647 a
yearl previously, an increase of
including tolls,
revenue, income from
revenues,
investments and other miscellane¬
12
totaled
months
$39,336,519
ended
Ringwood School District,
Bond
Offering
Borough
months
leaving
debt service
expenses
in
$7,510,653
were
in the previous
revenues,
reserve
N. J.
Enis Fletcher,
—
will receive
(EST) on
Secretary,
sealed bids until
8 p.m.
April 11 for the purchase of $516,school
000
1959.
1,
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
(F-A)
National
Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1981
Dated
bonds.
Due
terest
of Passaic
Bank
County.
approved
Delafield
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
&
Westwood
Consolidated Sch. Dist.,
New
Bond
Jersey
Offering—Mabel M.
Fur-
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8:15 p.m. (EST) on April 5
man,
for the purchase of $619,000 school
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
the
at
First
Westwood.
National
pay¬
Bank,
Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
NEW
YORK
Brookhaven Central School District
No.
II
(P. O. Centereach), N. Y.
Sale—The $137,000 school
Bond
1961
bonds offered
193,
v.
Chas.
at
E.
March 29—
on
1386—were awarded to
p.
Weigold
price
a
& Co., as 3V2s,
100.38, a ba:is of
of
about 3.45%).
Goshen, N.
Bond
1961
McEntee
of
about 3.58%).
Greenfield
No.
10
&
Co.,
100.11,
Union
New
to
sewer
March 29—
Free
as
3.60s.
basis
a
of
School Dist.
(P. O. Greenfield Center),
Bond
1961
on
1386—were awarded to
p.
price
a
Y.
$112,000
bonds offered
193,
v.
Sale—The
Adams,
York
Sale—The
bonds
193,
$135,000 school
offered
March
on
23
awarded
1281—were
p.
Roosevelt & Cross, as 3.90s, at
price of 100.40, a basis of about
a
3.87%).
Groton, N. Y.
Bond
before
requirements,
Sale—The
improvement
March
on
Budgeted operating
12
a
in
increase of 4.2%.
an
100.1813,
3.70s, at a price of
as
basis of about 3.67%).
February,
1961, and compared with $37,740,r
035 in the same period a year
ago,
the
22—w.
p.
4.5%.
items,
school
March
on
1169—were awarded to
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
and Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, jointly, taking $674,000,
193,
4.0%),
ous
Jersey
Sale—The $675,000
Bond
at
previously.
year
29—v.
Cross,
3V2s,
as
at
193,
1281—
p.
Roosevelt
&
&
to
and
Traders Trust
offered
bonds
Manufacturers
awarded
were
public
$95,000
1961
Co., Buffalo, jointly,
price of 100.232, a
a
basis cf about 3.46%.
of
$31,825,865 in the 1961 year
against $30,628,025 a year earlier.
Hornellsville, Dansville and Fre¬
mont
Disbursements for extraordinary
expenses
from the reserve fund
provided in the bond resolution
and not provided in
budgeted op¬
fp.
Bond
as
erating
896
in
expenses, totaled $1,476,the 12 months ended Feb¬
1961, and
$1,259,706 a year
ruary,
Park
compared
Sale —The
school bonds offered
a
with
ago.
Ridge School District, N. J.
Bond
to
sealed
$2,367,347
compared to
$2,146,549
—v.
NEBRASKA
(P. O. Franklin Lakes),
Dist.
For
year,
7
a
of
1960, it was reported by
Morecraft, Jr., Chairman,
against $7,112,009
school improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 1961.
Interest J-D.
to
Ramapo Regional High School
—
9.3%) when compared with Febru¬
$615,000
Dated
Jan. 1, 1981.
—
24—v.
to
sealed
Lodge, Mont.
Sale
equipment
Corbitt,
receive
p.m.
the
Bond
man,
Hawkins,
in New
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
196 1,
February,
revenues
the
23, Mont.
Offering—Verol
City
Trenton),
sold
in
decline
a
concession
Baker Special Improvement Dist.
bids
City.
—v.
MONTANA
Missouri
offered
showed
Total
St.
bonds
9.3%
For the 12 months ended Febru¬
by
Bond Sale—An issue of $495,000
Down
Revenues
month, revenue vehicles using the
Mo.
Grundy County Reorganized School
awarded
City,
dent nurses'
pay¬
able
Authority
Largely in reflection of snow and
one
less
working
day
in
the
a
Kansas
$500,000 stu¬
dormitory 1959 bonds
100.035.
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Hod¬
man
&
Renshaw, Woodard, Elwood & Co., Channer Newman Se¬
curities Co.,
and Sampair-Egan,
Turnpike
Jersey
O. New Brunswick), N. J.
(P.
Sale—The
100.0044.
bidder.
New
February, 1961, a total of
designated by the successful bid¬ 3,076,599 vehicles was carried
der. Legality approved by Charles. against
3,351,182
in
February,
6 Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1960.
Toll revenues amounted to
awarded
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
from
1963
to
1981
inclusive.
incl.
pay¬
able at any bank or trust
company
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., and E. F.
Hutton & Co., Inc., at a
price of
group
to
York
in
Joseph
1962
at the Bankers Trust Co.,
able
City.
ary,
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
or
Legality ap¬
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
& Mitchell, of New York
Trimble
(M-N) payable
cipal and interest
on
(A-O) payable at the Edi¬
proved
1
March
bank
(EST)
p.m.
Bank, in Edison.
son
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
from
purchase of $1,857,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1980, inclusive. Prin¬
the
for
City.
Finance, will receive
of
bids until 8
March
$525,000
a
Jersey
Offering—Andrew Muller,
Director
sealed
the
public improvement bonds offered
any
New
Bond
Trauer¬
John
—
Clerk of the Board of Fi¬
will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 13
tow,
Legality
Township (P. O. Nixon),
Edison
Legality
&
O. Clayton), Mo.
Offering
1, 1961.
to
Newburger,
and
Co.
&
Loeb
Co.,
&
Ryan
Turnpike
11
sold
bidder.
Charles
improvement
MISSOURI
was
1,
1962
Brentwood School Dist.
(P.
composed of Blewer, Glynn ,& Co.,
The
J.
Toll
St.
1065—were
to
Co.,
National
State
Bank,
of
Newark, Stroud & Co., Inc., John
nicht, of St. Louis.
ap¬
of St. Louis.
28
May
from
designated
company
Bond
Legality
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
March
1
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at
any bank
Dated
May
1,
May 1 from 1962 to
office.
Dated
Feb.
on
receive
(CST) on
1981, inclusive.
memorial
inclusive.
Treasurer's
Co.,
&
interest
school
a.m.
war
Ingen
000
Education, will
bonds.
Due
terest
District, Mo.
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
State Secretary, will receive
stadium
School
sealed
offered
&
a
March 28
taking, $1,273,000, as 3.70s, at a price of
100.157, a basis of about 3.68%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Phelps, Fenn &
price of 100.045.
a
of
of
Mississippi (State of)
Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
1
offered
to
$1,275,000
on
April 26 for the purchase of $3,050,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from K63
to
1984 inclusive.
Principal and
bonds
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
B. J. Van Ingen
sold
Offering — Webster F.
Karrenbrock, Secretary of the
Memphis.
on
bonds
was
$740,000
Van
bends.
$395,000
March
1986
District
a
until 8 p.m.
improvement
1961.
School
The
—
a
nance,
193, p. 1169—were awarded
syndicate headed by B. J.
—v.
to
Dist.
Merchantville),
Jersey
school bonds offered
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Hazelhurst, Miss.
Bond
000
28
Crowe, Inc., at
the
to
building
193,
a
&
man,
Sampair & Egan, Inc.
000
Gardens
Sale—An issue of
March
National
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
1962
Sale
Bond
School
Township
South
O.
New
as
M-S.
Charles
by
(P.
.■
..
was
Co.,
Dated March 1,
inclusive.
Legality
bonds
Brothers
4s, 4V2s and 4%s.
Bank, of
Minneapolis;
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood; Woodard-Eiwood & Co.,
by
city
Delaware
$260,000
:
■
i
100.0456,
Paterson, N. J.
Offering—Howard L. Bris-
Bond
Legality approved
Bradley Beach.
Fitch,
at a price of
basis of about 3.59%.
3.60s,
inclusive.
1976
to
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank, of
&
O'Fallon, Missouri
the
syndi¬
cate
Northwestern
1962
from
1
on
Baum
K.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1961.
1985 inclusive.
3.90s.
1986
Feb.
on
1978
to
1979
as
from
Due
3.80s.
as
210,000
&
April 11 for the
purchase of $31,000 water bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
(EST)
p.m.
.
to
0
Carthy, of New York City.
March
awarded to
National
c°.
improvement
p.
City
Co., of Kansas City;
Co.; Lucas, Eisen &
Board
1975 inclusive.
3.70s.
as
from
,
28—v.
Co.;
until
April 4 for the purchase of $700,-
1971 inclusive.
from 1964 to
Fridley, Minn.
Sale—The
Brothers
Bank & Trust
Bond
Briggs & Morgan, of St. Paul.
Bond
follows: Harris Trust
as
N. J.
bids
sealed
receive
will
.
various
JERSEY
A)von-By-The-Sea,
Co., of Kansas City, Blewer, Glynn
&
Co., and Luce, Thompson &
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
syndi¬
composed of The Commerce Trust
sealed bids Until 10
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
able
the
Savings Bank, of Chicago; Stern
follows:
son,
Belgrade, Minn.
Dated May 1, 1961.
of
March
on
p.
&
Bond Offering—Albert R. Dorn,
of
price of 100.006.
a
members
were
Co.,
1065—were awarded
syndicate headed by J. M.
i93,
net interest
a
Egan, Inc.
bonds.
cate
&
school
Bond
Village
Other
Bond
$875,000 school
building bonds offered
syndi¬
follows: Allison-Wil¬
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Juran & Moody, Inc.; Kalman &
Co.; E. J. Prescott & Co.; Cald¬
well, Phillips Co., and Sampair &
berg,
City, at
Trust
(P. O. St. Louis, Mo.
School District,
284, Minn.
No.
on
liams
Bond
pay¬
MISSISSIPPI
&
members
(J-J)
trust company
or
Sale—The
Bond
to 4.20 %.
cate were
inclusive.
1988
$437,000 gen¬
193, p. 1065—were
syndicate headed by
Jaffray
Piper,
Jan.
Martin, Lane,
Pedersen, of Omaha.
NEW
syndicate headed by
a
Commerce
Kansas
Wayzata Indep.
Hills, Minn.
Sale —The
Bond
the
Riverview
and
MINNESOTA
Ardon
awarded to
of Minneapolis.
norst,
Other
41/4S. Due on Oct 1 from
as
bank
an/
office.
$2,000,0C0
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind-
follows:
$75,000 as 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to 1979, inclusive.
75,000
bonds.
on
Baird
The
—
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
price of 100.29, a net interest
a
cost of about
to
Due
san¬
Sale
the County
Legality ap¬
at
Wells,
by
proved
building bonds offered on
March 23—v. 193, p., 1281—were
1961.
able at
and
to Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
McDonald-Moore
1961.
Principal ahd interest
from
disposal
sewage
1169—were
p.
1964
gen¬
system bonds offered on March 27
—v.
improvements
April 1,
120,000
Cloud,
—
purchase of $175,000
sewer
Dated
City School District,
school
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
as
Due
bidder,
by
Bond Offering
Dain &
1
27/ss.
as
successful
the
approved
Kansas
Bond
inclusive.
1977
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst of Minneapolis.
23—v.
Oct. 1, 1964
on
to
der.
net interest cost of
a
2.86%,
by
regality
193, p. 1169—were awarded to
Peoples Bank of Trenton, at a
about
will
1962
for
10
payable
(M-N)
Inc.
Missouri
Reiter,
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
The
price of
Smith
&
ner
April
Treasurer's
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 17 for the purchase of $1,775,000 special assessment bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
ment bonds offered on March 20—
v.
Co.,
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Trenton, Mich.
assessment
&
Rochester, Minn.
Offering—Elfreda
Clerk,
nated
T.
1280—were
p.
Prescott
$164,000 bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Co., City National Bank &
Trust Co., boon of Kansas City,
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Associates.
Bond
Bond
green
J.
on
Trust
North
Detroit.
County, Mich.
193,
E.
to
of
purchase
the
group composed of The Commerce
Sale—The $185,000 hospi¬
tal revenue 1961 bonds offered on
Bond
designated by the successful bid¬
Oakland
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
193,
p.
$1,125,000
1281—were
grouo
&
Co.,
and
MacBrice,
Miller
&
Co.,
as
Arknnrt), New York
Sale—The $417,300
bonds
—v.
193,
The
to
offered
&
Manufacturers
23
awarded
1281—were
p.
school
March
on
Traders
Trust
Co., of Buffalo, and Roose¬
velt & Cross, jointly, as 3.30s, at
a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
3.28%.
Islip Union Free School District
No.
awarded
composed of Phelps,
C6., B. J. Van Ingen &
Boland, Saffin,
Gordon
&
Sautter, Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Fenn
O.
1961
March 28
cn
Central School Dist. No. 1
13
(P. O. Wheeler
Cen*rr1
Bond
Sale
school
1961
March
29—v.
awarded to
Thp
Rocd,
I«lipt L. I )>, N.-Y.
a
—
The
193,
$3,770,000
offered
bonds
p.
syndicate headed
P.hasp Manhattan
on
1386—were
by
Bank, Chem-
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial
Chronicle
(1501)
Bank
ical
of
both
&
Trask
of
New
New
Co.,
100.2799,
York
York,
Trust
and
3.70s, at
as
Co.,
Spencer
price
a
basis of about 3.67%.
a
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: First of
Michigan
inclusive.
(M-N)
Brook
in
interest
and
at
National
County,
the
Bank
of
Nassau
Manhasset.
Legality
Sale—The
Bond
1958
mitory
fered
$2,640,000 dor¬
bonds
of¬
March 28—v. 193, p. 1170
to the
Federal
on
awarded
—were
Housing
Home
and
Agency,
3s, at
as
Mount Pleasant
and
School
Central
Finance
price of
a
North
District
par.
-
Henrietta, Pittsford and
Brighton Central School Dist.
No.
I
JP. O. 2034 Lehigh
Road, Henrietta),
New
Bond
Sale
The
1961
March
29—v.
Sale
The
—
school bonds offered
on
Bond
offered
to
Company of
York, Buffalo, Blair
Inc.,
Manufacturers
&
193,
—v.
&
to
100.059,
of
Other members of the
were
&
follows:
as
Geo.
syndicate
B.
School
to
a
193,
W.
Francis
I.
McEntee
Morton
H.
&
duPont
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Co., Adams,
and R. D.
Windsor,
N.
Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
offered
bonds
1961
sold
was
to
$198,000
Adams,
No.
1,
March
22
McEntee
&
on
Co.,' Inc., as 3%s, at a price of
100.331, a basis of about 3.71%.
Dated March
1, 1961. Due on
June 1 from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Highland
National
Bank, in Newburgh. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins,
proved
Delafield
&
Windsor and Cornwall Com¬
School District No.
mon
Bond
Bond
to
offered
Geo.
on
28—v.
to
a
Other
until
bids
2
p.m.
April 4 for the purchase
on
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
National Bank, in New¬
Legality
approved I by
Hawkins,
Delafield
&
Wood,
of
New York City.
Newcomb
Bond
School District
1, New York
Offering
District
Tierson,
ceive
(EST)
on
—
William
Clerk,
bids
sealed
until
will
3
C.
re¬
p.m.
April 6 for the purchase
school
1961
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
$345,000
cipal and interest
(M-N) payable
at the North Creek
National Bank,
Creek.
North
Legality
ap¬
Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
North
School
by
Hawkins,
Hempstead Union Free
District
No.
6
(P. O.
N. Y.
Offering—Ruth W. Brock,
Memorial Place, Manhasset),
Bond
President
of
the
Board
of
Edu¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on April 10
for
the
purchase
of
$165,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
cation,
will
until
p.m.
Due
2
on
the
of
Utica
City School District, N. Y.
Bond
1961
Sale—The $805,000 school
bonds
193,
v.
offered
Salomon
Bros.
Lauer
2.70s, at
&
awarded
Hutzler,
and
&
of about 2.66%.
Sale
hall
bonds
—v.
193,
CAROLINA
to
May 1
from 1962 to
1976
The
—
offered
March
28
awarded
Lee Peeler &
J.
Co., at a price
interest cost of about
of par, a net
4.05%,
$40,000
6s.
as
1962
5,000
Due
3%s.
as
on
Due
1975
10,000
on
IVis.
June
on
1,
eral
April
Sale—The
28—v.
awarded
to
on
1
N.
$2,660,000 gen¬
offered on
1170—were
syndicate headed
p.
of about 3.17%.
follows:
Industrial
Na¬
First
National Bank, of Memphis, Na¬
tional Boulevard Bank, of
Chi¬
cago, Citizens and Southern Na¬
tional
Bank,
of
Atlanta,
and
Stockyards
National
Bank,
of
tional
of Providence,
Bank,
Wichita.
Lee
inclusive.
1961.
Due
1973
to
on
inclu¬
Trust
(P.
Local
School
District,
Ohio
Bond
Saie—The $900,000 build¬
ing and equipment
March
on
27—v.
awarded
were
bonds
193,
to
offered
1066—
p.
a
group com¬
posed of The First Cleveland Cor¬
poration;
J.
McDonald
Mericka
&
Sutherland
price
of
&
Co.; Wm.
and
Ryan,
Co.,
&
Co.,
101.203,
as
3%s, at a
basis of about
a
Clerk,
will
receive
(EST)
noon
Hamet,
on
sealed
April 17
for the purchase of $44,115
of
street
Dated
special
and
sewer
May 1, 1961. Due
from 1962 to 1971
1
First
the
at
Bryan.
Squire,
&
Dempsey,
of
Bond
Education,
for
1
the
p.m.
the
of
will
until
H.
Board
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
of
sealed
on
May
$2,000,000
Sale—The
obligation
offered
1170—were
dicate
price
&
of
—
awarded
headed
Ripley
tax
29
by
bonds
v.
to
Offering
—
W.
E.
Easter-
until
11 a.m.
(EST) on
April
11
for the
purchase of
$1,000,000 various bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
leigh,
and interest
Chemical
(M-N) payable at the
New York Trust
a
members
Barney
Co.,
&
of
the
syndi¬
Smith,
follows:
as
Lee
Hutchinson
Corp., Alex. Brown & Sons, R. S.
Dickson & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.,
Robert
Ginther & Co., McDonald-Moore
&
Co., Chapman, Howe & Co.,
Cooley
&
Co.,
and
Saunders,
Stiver
Co.
&
Le¬
19), Ohio
Bond Offering—Donald H. My¬
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (EST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
on
Dec.
1
from
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Exchange
Bank Company of Canal Fulton.
East
Bond
Liverpool, Ohio
Offering
—
Lawrence
C.
Washburn
York
on
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
& McCarthy, of New
City.
•
•
"
■_
/
April
17
for
the purchase
of
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
April
from
1, 1961.
1962
to
and
Principal
interest
1971
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
urer's
Cincinnati.
(P.
Bond
O.
Cincinnati),
Sale—The
Ohio
Wadsworth, Ohio
$46,000
Bond Sale—The
assessment
street
$108,000 special
construction
sewer
improvement, series E bonds of¬
limited
fered
March 21—v. 193, p. 1170
March
awarded
awarded
&
Co.,
of
on
100.621,
Co.,
to
Stranahan,
4s, at a price of
of about 3.91%.
basis
a
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered on March
27—v. 193, p. 1282—were awarded
to
a
The Ohio
Company, as 33/4S, at
price of 102.038, a basis of about
tax
21—v.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
Wooster
College
will
to 1981
and
until
interest
First
the
Akron.
7
p.m.
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
National
Legality
Squire,
&
Bank
Offering
Dempsey,
M.
—
Housing
P.
Burke,
bridges reconstruction limited
bonds.
April
from
1
1961.
1,
1962
Principal
payable
to
1976
and
interest
the
at
Citizens
Savings Bank, in Leetonia. Legal¬
ity
&
of
price of
par.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
be
received
until
on
April
for
20
Dated
2
(CST)
p.m.
the
$8,700,000 airport
purchase
May 1, 1961. Due
of
bonds.
revenue
Jan. 1,
on
1988.
Oklahoma
City
Airport
Trust,
seventh series state guar¬
revenue,
anteed
Due
bonds.
Principal and
the
Dated May
Jan.
on
1, 1961.
1,
1988. Callable.
interest payable at
First National Bank
&
Trust
Company, in Oklahoma City. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson
&
Logan,
of
New
York
City.
by Squire,
approved
Dempsey,
a
Bond
Offering — Orvis Crist,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 20 for
the purchase of $8,700,000 airport
tax
Nov.
3V8S, at
Finance
of
and
on
1170—
Federal
Home
and
as
offered
p.
the
Oklahoma
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 19
for the purchase of $23,000 street
Due
193,
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
of
Clerk,
Dated
bonds
23—v.
awarded
were
$553,000 dormi¬
1960
revenue
March
on
by
Cleveland.
Bond
Wooster),
payable
approved
Sanders
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The
tory
re¬
April 17 for the pur¬
chase
of
$300,000 sewer bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
1962
on
1282—were
Ohio
■
„
on
cipal
offered
p.
OKLAHOMA
Village Treasurer,
steel,
193,
'
Agency,
3.56%.
bonds
to
Braun, Bosworth
Inc., as 3V4S, at a price
101.04, a basis of about 3.05%.
as
Germantown Local School District,
Ohio
Sanders
Cleveland.
OREGON
Bend, Oregon
Lucas
County (P. O. Toledo),
Bond
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
improvement
23—v.
awarded
to
$3,180 highway
offered
bonds
193,
p.
Braun,
on
1170—were
Offering—Julia
City
son,
Recorder,
April
on
for
5
Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 3.99%.
of
from 1962 to
at the
Ohio
Wetzel,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 19
for the purchase of $338,300 im¬
provement
limited
tax
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
cipal and
at
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-D) payable
Company.
the Cleveland Trust
Legality
approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
by
Squire,
of Cleveland.
Middleburg Heights, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Harriett
Starn,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 11
for the purchase of $140,500 spe¬
cial assessments, Big Creek Park¬
City
way
Clerk,
sewer
district
1971
cipal and interest
the
1
bonds.
May 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to
at
No.
Central
Cleveland.
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
National
payable
Bank
(PST)
purchase of
inclusive. Prin¬
1971
cipal and interest
(M-N) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland..
Clackamus
County School District
City Auditor,
1962 to-1971
the
city improvement bonds.
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
Dated
Bond Offering—John J.
receive
$37,000
&
Maple Heights,
John¬
S.
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bosworth
Dated
Applegate, City Auditor, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
gality
bonds.
on
/
from
(P. O. 437, West Ninisila Rd.,
Due
1981 inclu¬
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
Squire,
Fairfax
Co.,
were
ers,
19^2 to
ment
Due
Cleveland.
by
syn¬
Inc., as 3V4s, at a
101.27, a basis of about
will receive
1 p.m. (EST) on
of Cleveland.
March
Other
Bank
Company, in New York City.
of
Harriman
3.10%.
cate
1961.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the National City Bank,
193,
Akron
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
Dec. 1 from
(M-N)
$2,800,000 gen¬
limited
March
on
Wil¬
City Auditor,
sealed bids until
Due
inclusive.
bonds.
Dayton, Ohio
p.
liams,
.Offering—James D.
bonds.,? Dated March 1,
Dist.,
Cooper,
3V2S
as
April 20 for the purchase of $500,000 street and
highway improve¬
City
Offering—G.
v.
-—
1170—were awarded to The
p.
Bond
Leetonia, Ohio
School
City
17
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
Offering—Betty Ling, Di¬
Finance,' will receive
Cleveland.
Falls
revenue
March
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $100,000 city improvement limited tax
at
pay¬
$85,000 first
system
and 3%s.
of
rector
from
Bank,
approved by
The
on
Portsmouth, Ohio
on
inclusive.
National
Legality
Sanders
Cuyahoga
9
193,
Bond Offering—Bertha O. Bon-
Bryan, Ohio
Offering—Robert
bids until
able
Co.,
Hudson, Ohio
Bond
—
water
bonds offered
Eastlake, Ohio
Bond
3.60%.
City
&
Sale
mortgage
Co., as 4s, at a
a basis of about
101.23,
Harris &
O. Sanford),
North Carolina
of
&
and
Oxford, Ohio
Bond
3.87%.
—were
OHIO
Brecksville
East Franklin Local School District
County
Bond
1
Company, in
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
eral
C.
Other members of the syndicate
as
1,
April
on
1973
Prescott
Principal
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Cartwright
Conners
inclusive.
(J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Cincinnati. Le¬
Corporation; Wm.
Co.; Robert L.
1971
interest
J. Mericka & Co.: Provident Bank
of Cincinnati; Sweney
City.
1,
bonds
interest cost
Due
April 1,
from 1965
York
school
June
by the Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co., of Winston-Salem, as 6s, 3Vis,
3s and Vis, at a price of par, a
net
April
on
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at
the
Chemical
Bank
Bond
193,
a
as
sive.
1981.
and
obligation
March
June 1 from
Due
Greensboro,
Bond
3s.
as
Clerk-Treasurer
inclusive.
1979
to
as
1980
Due
4s.
Due
from 1966 to
bids
as
net
a
3.05%,
to
District
27—v. 193, p. 1282—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of The
First Cleveland
R.
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $30,000
Dated April
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
Bond Sale—The $740,000 school
building bonds offered on March
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1973
to
par,
School
Herman
—
fire apparatus bonds.
(P. O. Russellville), Ohio
on
Ohio
1974.
25,000
43/4s.
as
follows:
as
of
about
Local
Healthy, Ohio
Offering
Straffel, City Auditor, will receive
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Eastern
Co., of Winston-
Principal and interest (J-D)
on
&
Wach¬
1965.
Dec.
$80,000 town
1386—were
p.
of
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
price
$135,000
Mt.
Bond
cipal and interest
and
Wilson),
The
to
price
a
cost
assessments
Carboro, N. C.
Bond
sold
was
at
$10,000
to
Co., jointly, as
price of 100.20, a basis
a
O.
follows:
March 29—
on
1386—were
p.
price
a
Trust
Co., and the State Bank,
Albany.
were
Central
No.
in
York
Morris &
of
&
$160,000 school bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
of
members
March 29
of
County
burgh.
March
on
syndi¬
cate were as follows: Glore, Forgan
&
Co.,
Gregory
&
Sons,
Henry Harris & Sons, William S.
Coodrich, District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
28
bonds.
Newburgh Common School District
No. I, N. Y.
Bond
Offering —
Richard J.
(EST)
New
Bank
NORTH
Co., Inc., and Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., jointly, as 3.80s, at a price of
100.219, a basis of about 3.78%.
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on
April 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable, at the Highland National
Bank, in Newburg. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
ceive
$1,623,000
offered
(P.
ovia Bank & Trust
New
193, p. 1281—were awarded
syndicate
headed
the
by
Chemical
Corporation, at
New York
The
—
p.
First
refunding bonds offered
March
awarded
3
Gibbons
B.
school
interest
Sale—An issue of $250,000
sold
was
Sale
bonds
193,
The
to
North Carolina
Dated
various
3.78%.
21—v.
from 1962 to 1971
a
$100,000 bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
Salem,
Y.
about
awarded
County
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc., and Adams, McEntee
&
Co.', as 3V4S, at a price of
100.429, a basis of about 3.46%.
(P. O. Valis Gate), N. Y.
school bonds
Wilson
rill
Troy, N.
of
par,
$166,300 construction bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
&
125,000
ers
price of1
a
100.121.
group composed of The Bank¬
Trust Co., of New York; Mer¬
Stern,
Wood, of New York City.
New
of
3.20%.
District
distribution
water
I
Co., of New York, as 3Vis, at a
price of 100.2199, a basis of about
White & Co.
New
No.
Gibbons
Inc., Roosevelt & Cross,
First of Michigan Corp., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
Inc.,
1281—were
p.
Co.,
Co.,
District
Sale—The $870,000 school
bonds offered on March 23
—v.
Securities
&
Central
at
March
on
1282—were
&
Schaghticoke, Pittstown and Easton
March 30
basis of about
a
Co., of Buffalo,
Cross, and R. D.
Co., as 3.60s, at a price
100.524, a basis of about 3.55%.
Roosevelt
White
(P. O. Schaghticoke), N. Y.
awarded
1282—were
p.
Sale—The
Trust
Bond
Stuart
price of
3.49%.
Co.,
1
syndicate headed by Halsey,
& Co., Inc., as 3V2S, at a
a
syndicate composed
a
Marine Trust
Traders
1961
1386—were
p.
the
$3,150,000
on
on
Whiteville, N. C.
$1,400,000
offered
p.
Is,
interest cost
1170—were
bonds'
193,
and
net
York
—
schooL
(P. O. Thornwood), N. Y.
Bond
193,
gen¬
offered
to a group composed of
Dickson
&
Co., Inc., the
S.
3V2S
Station
Castle
No.
28—v.
bonds
Equitable Securities Corp., J. Lee
Peeler Corp., and Vance Securi¬
ties Corp., as 6s, 5%s,. 4s,
jj%s,
Rush,
Western New
revenue
March
R.
of
Y ork
obligation
awarded
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
awarded
Ne w
eral
&
Corporation, Lee Higginson Corp.,
Witter
& " Co.,
Hayclen,
Stone & Co., Stroud & Co.v Laidlaw & Co., James A. Andrews &
Co.,. Inc., Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Long Island University, Brooklyn,
Lexington, N. C.
Sale—The $1,000,000
Bond
Meadow
approved
Dean
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Mackey,
Dunn & Co., Granbery, Marache
& Co., Tripp & Co., and Folger,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Principal
payable
57
of
No.
91
(P. O. Orange City), Ore.
Bond
Offering
—
Ada Sinclair,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
3
until
for
8
the
p.m. (PST) on April
purchase
of
$58,000
school bonds.
Due
Dated April 1, 1961.
April 1 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
on
Rankin, of Portland.
Eugene, Ore.
$100,000
gen¬
obligation and revenue
sew¬
Sale—The
Bond
eral
age
disposal
March
27—v.
awarded
Bank
a
of
to
bonds
offered
on
193, p. 1387—were
the
Oregon,
price of 99.65.
First
in
National
Portland,
at
58
(1502)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, April 3, 1961
.
.
'
TT"
Multnomah
County,
School District No. 27 (P. O.
Rochwood),
Bond
bids
April
on
will
until
10
from
1963
1975
to
000
bonds
sold
8
p.m.
was
pur¬
Butcher
inclusive.
pay¬
County Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
of Portland.
North Bend, Ore.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$70,271
city
improvement
bonds
offered
March
193,
p.
C.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the FidelityPhiladelphia Trust Co., in Phila¬
delphia. Legality approved by Bal¬
lard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll,
of
March
Deane
13
&
fare, series XV bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1970
Wrightstown
inclusive.
1978
to
Callable
1, 1973. Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank, in New York City.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Winfree
Sayre,
&
Rankin,
of
Portland.
State Board of Higher
(P. O. Room 20,
Oregon
Education
General Extension
Division
Offering
payable
of the State Board of
Education,
will
receive,
(PST)
on
building
bonds.
Dated
15, 1961. Due on April 15
from 1964 to 1991 inclusive. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
cipal and interest
at the State Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Rankin, of Portland.
Winfree &
PENNSYLVANIA
bonds
The
—
offered
$6,760,000
March
on
28
—
193, p. 1066—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3V2S, at a
v.
price of
101.177,
basis of about
a
3.39%.
follows:
Lehman
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Blair
& Co., Stroud & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co.,
of
New
York,
First
of
Michigan Corp., Chas. E. Weigold
6
Co., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co.,
Dolphin
&
Co., ' National
State Bank, of Newark, Poole &
Co., Boland,
Saffin, Gordon &
Sautter, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
A.
Webster
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., William S. Morris & Co.,
Mackey,
Dunn
&
Co.,
J.
W.
Sparks & Co., and Third National
in
Nashville.
Harrisburg School
Au¬
thority (P. O. Administration
Building, 121 Chestnut Street,
Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond Offering—Frank J.
Evans,
Secretary of the School Building
Authority, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m.
(EST) on April 13
for
the
school
purchase
revenue
of
1961
April 1, 1961. Due
on
$1,500,000
bonds.
the
Joseph Frye,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
7 p.m. (EST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $150,000 general ob¬
ligation
funding
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1962
and
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1970 inclusive. Principal
interest
National
payable
of
Bank
for
Bank
of
agent
for
the
State
March
on
28
awarded
were
1282—
p.
school
March
29—v.
awarded
193,
on
1283—were
p.|
First
The
to
U.
S.
Cor¬
Sweetwater,
Agency,
$200,000
electric
Dated
bonds.
June
clusive.
system
Dec.
from
1
1,
New
Due
York
Comptroller,
(State of)
until
will
April
Snodgrass,
receive sealed
26 for the pur¬
of
$15,600,000
state
obligation bonds. Due
1963
chase
to
Sale—The
water
and
CAROLINA
24
—
8
Offering—A.
sewer
1171
—
Corpo¬
building bonds offered on March
21—v. 193, p. 1171—were awarded
group composed of Howard
Traywick & Co., Inc., G. H.
a
C.
Crawford
100.01,
3.46%,
as
from
3%s.
as
3.20s.
Due
as
Jan.
on
1
Jan.
on
1
on
3V2S.
Due
Jan.
on
1
1980 inclusive.
Sale—The
were
30—v.
awarded to
posed
F.
1961
purpose
March
W.
of
S.
R.
Craigie
Securities
$1,250,000
bonds
193,
was
Dated
May
syndicate
Dickson &
&
com¬
Co.,
Interstate
Co.,
a
price
\
sold
to
was
Securities
offered
R.
S.
Names
Due
trust
pay¬
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
1981
inclusive,
County, Va.
on
March
Dickson
&
1:45
the
airport
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
revenue
of
bonds.
1, 1961.
Due semi¬
annually from Nov. 1, 1961 to May
1, 1991 inclusive.
County
Water
Control
Improvement District No. 2
(P. O. Galveston),
Bond Offering—B.
of
7
p.m.
the
Texas
W. Marshall,
Board
of
Direc¬
(CST) on April 4 for the
of $145,000 waterworks
purchase
and
system
sewer
bonds.
unlimited
Dated March
March
1
for
agent
Chesterfield
of
from
1, 1961.
1986
Principal
to
and
1991
tax
Due
in¬
interest
(M-S) payable at the League City
State
Bank, in League City. Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
1
132,000
10 for
eral
Co.; McLean & Co.,
Seattle
Trust
&
Savings
.banK, of Seattle; National Bank of
Inc.;
Washington, Tacoma, and Charles
N. Tripp & Co.
Spokane
bonds
of
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
17
for the purchase
of $200,000
general obligation street improve¬
will
Dated
bonds.
ment
June
on
June
Principal
inclusive.
1,
1961.
1963 to 1971
from
1
interest
and
(J-D)
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
approved
Legality
Roberts
Weter,
Shefelman,
&
•
No.
246
Wenatchee School
(P. O. Wenatchee),
March
on
Sale —The
1961,
series
$1,052,000
A
bonds
of¬
March 27—v. 193, p. 1067
on
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
National
Bank
of
28
v.
—
awarded
were
—
to
of Commerce,
Washington
Sale—An issue of
Bond
school bonds offered
on
$122,000
March 22
of
sold to The National Bank
was
Commerce,
&
Seattle,
of
Mc¬
and
Co., Inc., jointly.
Spokane
Riverside School
County,
District
No.
416
Oi Spokane),
(P.
Washington
Sale—An
Bond
000
of
issue
$195,-
general obligation bonds was
sold
National
The
to
Bank
of
Commerce, Seattle, and McLean &
Co., jointly.
Thurston County,
District
Rochester School
(P. O. Olympia),
Washington
Sale—An issue of $112,000
No.
401
general obligation, series A bonds
offered
The
Washington
school
1283
Spokane County, East Valley Sch.
District No. 361 (P. O. Spokane),
Bond
I
County,
Bond
354
Seattle, and Associates.
Lean
Bothell, Wash.
Offering—W. C. Caldwell,
Clerk,
Consoli¬
No.
Sale—The $118,000 school
offered
inclusive.
1968
Legality approved by Weter,
& Shefelman, of Seattle.
fered
District
National Bank
Bond
Due
Mead
County,
School
The
wil
p.m.
to
Pacific
Northwest
p.
1963
syndi¬
follows:
as
193,
8
the
of
members
were
Bergan,
from
City
Due on April 1,
3.60s.
and 1976.
receive sealed
(PST) on April
the purchase of $6,000 gen¬
obligation
library
bonds.
April 1, 1961. Due on April
Dated
1
Due on April 1
(P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Offering—-Helen
Clerk,
1
1974 inclusive.
1972 to
as
Bond
until
as
Due on April
3V2S.
as
from
dated
Arlington, Wash.
on
March
National
Seattle,
jointly.
and
Dated
April
sive.
sold
was
of
April
Due
1981
to
Co.,
&
1961.
1,
1963
to
Commerce,
McLean
from
1
22
Bank
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
Commerce, of
Seattle; McLean & Co., Inc., and
payable at the County Treasurer's
Chas. N. Tripp & Co., at a price of
Weter,
100.016,
a
net interest
3.38%, as follows:
Seattle.
cost
of
office.
Legality
Roberts
by
of
approved
Shefelman,
&
about
$40,000
4%s.
as
Due on April
174,000
200,000
110,000
1972
118,000
4s.
1964 to
as
3s.
1968 to
as
3.10s.
and
as
as
282,000
April
on
1967
Due
Room
1
Building, Charleston), W. Va.
Bond
Offering—H.
K.
Baer,
inclusive.
April
on
1971 inclusive.
Due
April 1,
Due on April 1,
on
April 1,
3V2S.
Due
on
Grays Harbor County, Aberdeen
School District No.
5
(P. O.
Montesano), Wash.
Bond Offering—Don F.
County
Treasurer,
will
the
of
cation,
will
p.m.
2
Board
receive
dormitory,
bonds.
Dated
June
1
clusive.
approved
Trimble &
on
series
Interest
Edu¬
bids
April
12
$415,000 wom¬
June
from
of
sealed
(EST)
for the purchase of
on
April 1
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
as
Secretary
en's
Due
1977.
West King Capitol
403,
until
on
(P. O.
1
1975.
3.40s.
1976 and
Due
1973.
3.30s.
1974 and
128,000
VIRGINIA
Glenville State College
as
from
WEST
1,
1963.
from
tors, will receive sealed bids until
clusive.
$300,000
for
May
President
—
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Craig, As¬
City Auditor, will receive
until
181,000
■
,
WASHINGTON
—were
$8,000,000
co-paying
company
designated by the successful bid¬
17
Agent
3.41%
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Other
$3,000,000 principal amount school
bonds due serially from 1962 to
on
der.
Bond Offering—C. F.
.
cate
Va.
County,
Co-Paying
appointed
Dist.
bids
par.
Bankers Trust Company has .been
Principal and interest (M-N)
April
price of
a
of Seattle.
1961.
able at any bank or
on
utility system improvement
bonds
Chesterfield
Chelan
sealed
3V8S, at
as
Federal
Finance
Home
and
3V4S.
as
from
1975
by
1,
$437,000
VIRGINIA
May 1 from 1962 to 1994 inclusive.
gen¬
1283—
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
revenue
15
Corp., jointly.
and
Newberry, S. C.
Carmel,
$350,-
building
March
on
Columbian
the
Galveston
Corp., E. H. Pringle &
100.01.
of
school
tax
offered
and
offered
p.
Co., and Klugh & Co., at
of
until
bids
issue
Sale—An
Dated
County (P. O.
Charleston), S. C.
eral
sealed
unlimited
on
Charleston
Bond
Schools,
Indep. School District, Tex.
sistant
1974 inclusive.
1975 to
Agency,
Temple-
of
sold to Dallas Rupe and Sons, Inc.,
Jan. 1 from
Due
1970 to
from
on
1969 inclusive.
1967 to
from
63,000
price
a
inclusive.
1966
to
B.
Dallas, Texas
Due
5s.
as
1963
46,000
Huger,
of
and
at
Housing
the
to
awarded
—were
Roberts
(CST) on April 25 for the
purchase of $2,250,000 bonds.
follows:
as
24,000
Co.,
net interest cost of about
a
28,000
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Texas
Districts,
p.m.
Bond
of¬
gen¬
offered
p.
bonds
about
of
cost
follows:
$300,000 student
revenue
March
on
price of 100.084, a net in¬
a
terest
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Town Treasurer's of¬
Superintendent
receive
tle, at
1960
offered
bonds
A
193, p. 1067—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce, of Seat¬
March 28—v. 193, p. 1171
on
from
•
Bond
will
^Bond Sale—The $750,000 school,
series
and
fered
(P. O. Mount
23—v.
Co.,
housing
bids
bonds
193,
v.
School
bonds
Bamberg County School District
No 1 (P. O. Bamberg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $161,000 school
to
Bond Sale—The
Town
awarded to The U. S.
were
Hutchinson,
101
Vernon), Wash.
A. E.
Eisen &
Shockey
Lucas,
&
Bond
$600,000
revenue
March
ration.
Co.,
Blewer,
Glynn &
McKinney,
Inc.,
Co.,
Almon1
inclusive.
1981
Trenton, Tenn.
000
SOUTH
&
Trust
eral
on
&
Waeckerle,
Chemical
Bond Offering—Wm.
Home
Finance
a price of par.
and
Masten
interest
and
City.
Tennessee
Bond
District No.
Co!,
follows: Good body &
as
&
Skagit County, Sedrowooley School
in¬
1973
to
the
at
York
revenue
Company,
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
bids
inclusive.
1981
approved
by
Shefelman, of
Legality
Roberts
Seattle.
Due on March 1
1977 to
Wiley College, Marshall, Texas
1960.
1963
Principal
payable
New
office.
Weter,
inclusive.
1976
to
3V2S.
as
from
Tenn.
Engleman,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
April
20
for
the
purchase
of
3V8S, at
as
575,000
1973
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Due on March 1
3V4S.
as
from
Bond Offering—J. G.
Athens
Housing
460,000
sive.
1
1972 inclusive.
1970 to
May 1 from 1963 to 1976 inclu¬
on
March
on
general obligation 1960, series
Dated May 1, 1961. Due
000
1969 inclusive.
Due
on
B bonds.
Due on March 1
3s.
receive
(PST)
April 19 for the purchase of $220,-
1
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
poration.
on
March
on
Treasurer,1 will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
$150,000 airport
and tax bonds offered
revenue
follows:
as
Due
1965 to
as
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Bond
County
a
Other members of the syndicate
Federal
the
to
King County, Auburn Sch. District
No. 408 (P. O. Seattle),
Wash.
p.
syndi¬
net interest
2%s.
as
from
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—The
ton,
193,
v.
193,
a
&
White, Weld & Co.,
par,
5s.
as
335.000
were
Trustees,
Island
—
$330,000
March
on
of
of about 3.30%,
fice.
$610,000 dormi¬
revenue bonds offered
1959
tory
price
from
ISLAND
Bond Sale—The
16
fiscal
is
Rico
to
awarded
headed by
a
cost
4
Jan.
ended
Colleges, Board of
of
Philadelphia.
No.
$35,000
Alvin
at the First
Mount
School District
Sale—The
'
1961,
of
23—v.
March
on
Starin
Jrom 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
Authority.
RHODE
at
1961.
TEXAS
public
Kulpmont.
1,
193, p. 1283—were awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
to
Reyenues—
January,
Puerto
Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
in
Sewer
$9,319,432 in the comparable 12month period the year before.
The Government Development
Dated
—
May
20—v.
Bank
and
months
12
April 13 for the
building bonds offered
in
compared with $768,748
in
January
1960,
according to
Juan
Labadie
Eurite, Executive
Director of the Authority.
April 1 from
Kulpmont School District, Pa.
Offering
of
RICO
the Authority reports revenues
1962 to 1990 inclusive.
Bond
by
Munson,
&
Increased
Barnwell
Building
in
$876,435,
Broth¬
ers,
Bank
approved
Aqueduct
Rhode
as
Dated
(J-D)
month
the
For
Other members of the syndicate
were
Elliott
Reports
offered
Thorgrimson, Horowitz,
Ellis, of Seattle.
Preston,
$2,250,000 gen¬
obligation, series 1961 bbnds
550,000
31, 1961, total revenues of the
Authority rose to $10,257,056 from
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa. *
Sale
Na¬
Authority, Puerto Rico
For
Bond
First
the
at
Legality
Rico
Puerto
300,000
April
Virginia
Mrs.
—
PUERTO
April 25 for the purchase of $7,-
bids will
Rockwood, Tenn.
Philadelphia.
Secretary
a.m.
bonds.
Township
of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 3
for the purchase of $50,000 school
limited tax bonds. Dated May 1,
1961. Due on May 1 from 1962 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
Lubbock, Texas
eral
Principal and interest (J-D)
sive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.'
Legality
approved
by
Sale—The
Bond
cate
purchase of $65,000, sanitary sewer
3%s, at a
of about
as
M. Cooper, Secretary
Townsend,
Offering—Earl M. Pallett,
sealed bids until 9
be received until
basis
a
—
p.
1067—were
Bond Offering—Sealed
!
Newtown.
Avenue, Portland), Ore.
Higher
to
tional Bank & Trust Company,
Building, 1633, S. W. Park
Bond
offered
Singer,
bonds
sold
24
Texas.
(P. O. Rapid City), So. Dak.
of $28,000
,
Bond
Kimball.
of
Common
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Penns Park), Pa.
of
as
June
—-
1171—were awarded to
p.
Bank
Bond
issue
was
100.10,
3.48%.
22
tax
limited
March
on
on
'
Brighton),
Scribner,
price of
'April 25 for the pur¬
chase of $30,000,000 veterans' wel¬
on
March
on
Jefferson, So. Dak.
(P. O. 4323
obligation
general
on
of
$100,000 school
addition,
series
1961
offered
193,
The
Pennsylvania
Saalfeld,
The
2
Peningtoh County, Rapid Valley
Sale—An
Bond
No.
April 20 for the purchase of $880,-*
000
general
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961.
Due
on June 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
1283—were awarded to
Columbian Securities Corp.,
193,
v.
Sale—The
bonds
Philadelphia.
Pulaski Township
34th Ave., New
Director of Veterans' Affairs, will
receive sealed bids until 9 a.m.
(PST)
Bond
classroom
v.
May
on
District
inclusive.
2001
to
School
Indepen¬
(P. O. Kimball), S. D.
Callable.
Oregon (State of)
Offering—H.
1967
Kimball
County,
dent
composed of
group
May 1, 1961. Due
from
Bank, of Portland.
Bond
Brule
&
Dated
1
awarded to The United States Na¬
tional
a
21
ing from 2%%'to 4%.
1282—were
28—v.
on
to
March
on
offered
bonds
(PST)
sealed
1961
improvement
DAKOTA
bids until 2 p.m.
Texas
$180,000 street
Hereford,
Sale—The
Bond
line., jointly.
$1,025,-
Sherrerd, Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., Dolphin
& Co., and
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, with interest rates rang¬
the
at
cffice,.
offered
^
Co., and Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
SOUTH
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
for
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
re¬
of
$195,000 school bonds.
April 10, 1961. Due on April
Dated
10
...
Oregon
District Clerk,
sealed
(PST)
chase
Gwynedd Twp. Municipal
Authority, Montgomery County
(P. O. Springhouse), Pa.
Offering—Mrs. M. Gladys
Nuckolls,
ceive
Lower
Rochwood
A
revenue
1960.
1,
1963
to
1990
Due
in¬
J-D.
Legality
by'"Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
West
Smith,
receive
Bond
lace
Virginia (State of)
Offering — William Wal¬
Brown,
Governor,
will
re-
Volume
193
Number
6043
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
1
(1503)
sealed
ceive
(EST)
of
chase
until
12
for
$1,000,000
Dated April
1
road
to
1986
April
on
at
State
fice.
1963
to
3s.
as
from
of¬
about
from
1973
1975
West
Room
King,
(P. O.
Capitol Bldg.
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond
Offering — H. K.
Secretary
of
Board
the
sealed
Baer,
of
Edu¬
receive sealed bids
until 2:30 p.m., (EST) on April 12
for the purchase of $475,000 stu¬
union
dent
Dated
1
May
1, 1960.
1963
from
1960
revenue
Due
bonds.
May
on
1990 inclusive. In¬
to
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
of
inclusive.
12
for
$4,725,000
school
1961
May 1, 1961.
Due
bonds.
of
city
improvement
Feb. 28
on
Port
Dated
bonds
offered
town
sold to A. E. Ames
was
Co., Ltd.,
MANITOBA
(P. O. Dodgeville),
Wisconsin
town
Sale—An
Home
bonds
offered
1
issue
of
sold
was
bonds
sold
was
offered
Sale—The
Bond
high
school
March
23—v.
awarded to
$1,485,000
bonds
193,
city
offered
on
to
A.
E.
1067—were
syndicate composed
a
p.
of the Northern Trust
Co., of Chi¬
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Kidder, Peabodv & Co., Loewi &
Co., Inc., and Chapman, Howe &
Co., at a price of 100.001, a net in¬
cago,
terest cost of about
3.39%,
as
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$335,000
210.000
1962
380,000
to
as
1966 to
460,000
as
4s. Due
from
Due
Feb,
3.40s.
from 1972 to
490,000
as
from
Due
on
No.
terest
on
inclusive.^
1977 to
Due
1981
on
River
Falls
May
1
May
1
Adams,
Albion, Alma, Brockway, Frank¬
lin,
Irving, Komensky, Knapp,
Manchester, Millston, SpringHeld, Dewhurst and New Lyme
Joint
School
District
No.
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (CST) on April
the
purchase of $750,000
building bonds.
Dated
until
for
school
April 1, 1961. Due
1963
to
J98.1
on
April 1 from-
inclusive.
bank
by
1, 1976. Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
any
or
the
trust company designated
successful bidder.
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Cornell
City, Estella, Lake Holcombe, Arthur, Cleveland, Ruby
Colburn and Eagle Point Towns
Joint School District No. 2
bonds
Sale—The
offered
$369,000 school
p.
on
March
1172—were
22—v.
awarded
to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., and Loewi
&
Co.
Inc., jointly, at
a
price of
1975
to
cost
Oct.
and
Waterloo
1
York, Milford
Towns
and
p.
Village Joint Sch.
1
&
as
net
a
5.83%,
Co., and Loewi & Co.,
Due
April
on
Dated
Due on April
6s.
as
Due
College, West De Pere,
Wisconsin
$400,000 dormi¬
v.
193,
the
$125,000 sewer and
improvement bonds.
196i;
May 1,
frortP 1962-' to"*
Due
1981
able at all branches
ince of
6s.
May
on
inclusive.
in
pay¬
the Prov¬
Quebec, of the bank
men¬
tioned in the loan procedure.
was
$122,000
as
sold to
6s, at
a
Bond
Mills,
price
$50,000,000
tures
■
issue
„
Wood,
follows:
by
Gundy I &
were
&
Co.
Housing
Agency,
as
Home
and
SVes, at
a
price
City
land
T.
Clerk,
Principal
payable at
and
the
interest
Farmers
Bank, in Waupaca. Legality
by
Chapman
& Cutler,
Chicago.
193,
offered
p.
Sullivan
Bosworth,
Ltd.; Bell, Gouin¬
& Co. Ltd.; A. E. Ames & Co.
Securities
Murray
&
lan
Ltd.;
and
Co.
Co.
Ltd.;
Mat¬
Arthur,
duct
and
March
27
was
bonds
sold
of Mills,
to
of
J.
to
$186,500
Dominion Securities Corp.
Ltd., Bell, Gouinlock & Co. Ltd.,
and Bank of Montreal, as 6%s, at
Ltd.,
a
price
of
interest
on
of
about
6.44%,
City
—
Wilfred
Comptroller,
A.
will
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
April 5 for the pur¬
chase of $785,000 Royal Columbia
on
1962
Due
school
bonds
offered
6s.
as
1972
Due
1976
to
April
on
in
the
loan
Ste-A nne-de-Sorel
of
Bond
in the
pay¬
Prov¬
men¬
procedure.
Parish, Quebec
Sale—The
improvement
$65,500 parish
bonds1 offered on
March
193,
21—v.
nebec
to
1172—were
p.
The Placements Ken¬
Inc.
St.
Hilaire, Quebec
Bond
Offering—Eugene Handfield, Village Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $150,000 various village improvement bonds.
Dated
p.m.
Due
1962
inclusive.
to
1981
May 1 from
Principal
on
(M-N) payable at all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
Commission,
Bond
Offering
Howe,
sealed
(EST)
of
bonds.
F.
until
13
N.
will
8
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
$168,000 school building
May 1, 1961. Due
Dated
May
on
Mrs.
bids
April
on
chase
Quebec
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
from
1
clusive.
1962
Principal
1981
to
in¬
interest
and
(M-N) payable at all branches in
the
Province
bank
of
Quebec
mentioned in
the
of
the
loan
pro¬
Bond
St. Jerome, Quebec
Sale—The
$335,000
city
improvement
March
bonds
offered
on
20—v.
193, p. 1172—were
awarded to Mills, Spence & Co.
Ltd., as 5%s and 5%s, at a price
of 97.367, a net interest cost of
about
5.78%.
Trois-Pistoles, Quebec
Bond
Town
Offering—P. E. Berube,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
bids
April
on
13
until
7
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
of
$38,000 aqueduct
and
improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
sewer
1962
and
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec of the bank mentioned in the
loan
Two
procedure.
Mountains
County Protestant
Commission, Que.
School
Sale—The
Bond
offered
inclusive.
~
Sale
on
—
,
The
March
20—v.
193,
p.
1172—were awarded to A. E. Ames
&
Co.,
basis
as
5V2s, at
of
about
a
price of 94.25,
6.39%.
Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec
Offering-—Georges Vanier,
Bond
$115,000
receive
Feb.
(EST)
improvement
$76,000 county
bonds
offered
on
193,
as
22—v.
of
about
F.
J.
to
53/4s, at
p.
1172—were
& Cie,
Simard
price of 97.00, a basis
a
6.17%.
MEETING
•"
NOTICE
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING
Notice of Annual
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
on
bids
April
11
until
p.m.
for the
pur¬
Annual
hereby given that the
Stockholders of Long
Company will be held at
the
Company's HickBville Operations
Center,175East01dCountry Road,llicksville, New York, on April 18, 1961, at
2 o'clock P.M., to elect eleven directors,
of the
Island Lighting
to
vote
on
the
appointment
Waterhouse & Co.
accountants
take action
for
on
as
the
of Price
independent public
year
1961 and to
such other business as may
come before the meeting or any
adjournments thereof.
Only holders of common stock of record
on the books of the Company at the close
of business on March 10,1961 are entitled
properly
to vote at
the meeting. The
books will not be
stock transfer
closed.*/
CHARLES E. ELBERT
will
8
COMPANY
Meeting
April 18, 1961
Meeting
1
$65,000 con¬
struction and improvement bonds
Ste.
28
tioned
Notice is
Pointe-Gatineau, Quebec
Bond
Town
on
all branches
Quebec, of the bank
1
inclusive.
1971
to
April
on
*
>
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
inclusive.
ince of
,
5y2.
as
from
Port Colborne Roman Catholic
Separate School Commission,
1981
as
Westminster, B. C.
Offering
to
able at
193, p. 1172—were
syndicate composed
a
cost
$66,500
a
98.38.
aque¬
offered
follows:
on
Spence & Co.
1962
Laflamme
E.
from
syndicate
from
awarded
Ltd., Garneau,
Boulanger Ltd., Oscar Dube &
Co. Inc., La Corporation de Prets
de Quebec, and Grenier, Ruel &
Co., Inc., at a price of 95.71, a net
$459,151
offered
a
De
the loan pro¬
-
Feb.
1
Principal and interest (M-N)
Quebec, of the
bonds
sewer
20—v.
awarded
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
Sale—The
120,000
improvement
Inc.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
(PST)
&
receive
$1,065,000 school building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on May
chase
Orsainville, Quebec
Bond
Walwyn, Stodgell & Co. Ltd.
Port
to
York
Bond
Fry
thews & Co. Ltd.; Anderson & Co.
24—v.
CANADA
Greene,
Bond
Corp. Ltd.; Collier, Norris & Quin-
composed
New
Bankers
Dansereau,
will
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST)
April
10
for
the
purchase
(EST)
mentioned in
bank
facilities
friendship
send
Sons;
procedure.
cedure.
■
ardson
School
March
Corp. Ltd.; Coch¬
&
Ltd.; Equitable Securities Canada
Ltd.; Gairdner & Co. Ltd.'
R. A. Daley & Co. Ltd.; W. C.
Pitfield & Co. Ltd.; James Rich¬
loan
in the Province
Co. Ltd.; Harris
& Partners Ltd.; Burns Bros. &
Denton Ltd.; Dawson, Hannal'ord
ran,
Cathers & Co.; Charles H.
Burgess & Co.; Flemming & Co.
awarded
&
Corp.
ley,
March
on
1283—were
15, 1981.
Ltd.; J. L. Graham & Co. Ltd.;
Bartlett, Cayley & Co. Ltd.; Braw-
Sale—The $44,000 general
recreational
lock
Anne-de-Bellevue
inclusive.
Serres, Village Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 10 for
the
purchase
of $50,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
on
May 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at all branches
Ltd.; Mills; Spence & Co. Ltd.;
Royal Securities Corp. Ltd.; Mid¬
par.
Waupaca, Wis.
Offering — Harriett
curities
pur¬
Lac-Carre, Quebec
Bond Offering — Lionel
McLeod, Young,
Ltd.; Dominion Se¬
Co.
the
for
p.m.
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at
all
bi;anche^ in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in
the
April
11
8
Due on May 1 from 1962
1981
to
follows:
as
Weir
on
on
pro¬
Commission, Quebec
interest
Other members of the syndicate
24—
Federal
bonds
Due
par.
reve¬
March
as
April
on
until
re¬
of
1, 1961.
of
improvement
deben¬
sold
to
a
syndicate
was
headed
An
in
the
cedure.
$2,194,000 various city
improvement bonds.
Dated May
(Commonwealth ofJ
—
bids
sealed
chase
Sale
Ste.
Offering—Albert Gravel,
(EST)
100.05.
Debenture
of
mentioned in the loan
Quebec
ceive
1172—were awarded to
p.
Finance
1959, series B
offered
1,
of
City Secretary-Treasurer, will
Feb. 24
Quebec,
St. Hubert Protestant School
fered
on
of
cedure.
Providence, Quebec
Offering—A. J. Archam-
La Salle,
Bond Sale—An issue of
tory refunding and student union
bonds
1
April
on
1981
and interest
1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
$25,000,000 as 5%s, at a price of
par.
Due on April 15, 1968. >
25,000,000 as 5V2s, at a price- of
construction
1
1966 inclusive.
5V2s.
sidewalk
of¬
Ltd.,
Bond Sale—The
as
1967 to
purchase
Bell,
jointly.
obligation
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Ltd..
bault, Village Secretary-Treasur¬
er, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on April 10 for the
1
bonds
interest
1971.
$562,000
St. Norbert
Bond
Food Crusade, New
Co.
&
Ontario
Gillette, Wyo.
1 ARE
270 000
of
sold to
5s.
as
Moore, Ontario
of
WYOMING
you
was
about
1962 to
from
(P.O. Waterloo),
1172—-were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred
of
hungry thru the
Gouinlock
Wisconsin
approved
$1 package
Feb. 28
to
and
May 1, 1961.
62,000
County, Ontario
improvement
of
as
from
Wood, Gundy &• Co. Ltd.,
6s, at a price of 99.72.
on
Leclerc
price of 98.81,
a
on
1068—were
Interprovincial
cost
$533,000
a
of
to
Spence & Co. Ltd.,
Sale—The $380,000 school
bonds offered on March 21—v. 193,
State
world's
to
Bank
Ontario
Sale—An issue
county
Bond
(A-O)
the
interest
offered
p.
Rene-T.
Credit
La
Township,
Halton
Oct. 1, 1979
on
Waterloo
District No.
clusive.
0
sold
was
of The
to
193,
follows:
of¬
$56,961
township improvement bonds was
sold
fered
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $290,000
corporate
purpose
school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
on
April 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
/ith every
Bond
1980.
Bond
food and
awarded
$1,500,-
bonds
13—v.
inclusive.
1978
Portland, Shields,
Ward,
give
March
jointly, at
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
Oct.
on
16
1962
Principal
Province
awarded
township improvements bonds of¬
of
rou
Crowland
1
inclusive.
Due
Due
4s.
as
a
Oct.
on
construction
E.
Bond
inclusive.
1974
G.
price of
of
improve¬
May 1, 1961.
sewer
Dated
May 1 from
on
bank
all
at
procedure.
ONTARIO
as
on
i
1971
3.90s.
as
Inc.,
at
interest
Due
to
Co.
Co.,
follows:
Due
to
3.60s.
1972
&
&
net
as
3.10s.
1962
and
nue
193,
a
3.86%,
from
(P. O.
Cornell), Wis.
Bond
par,
as
25,000
Kalman
Prescott
as
70,000
Callable
of April
as
interest
of
about
from
District
10
price
J.
30,000
Offering—Ralph S. Lund,
March
composed
payable
Dorion School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—The $865,000 school
Montreal, Stanbury & Co., Ltd.,
Cornell,
MacGillivray,
and
the
Royal Securities Corporation, Ltd.,
as 5V2s, at a price of 98.558.
(P. O. New Auburn),
from
Bond
bids
E.
and
issue
(M-N)
branches in the Province of Que¬
loan
a
improvement
on
group
20—v. 193, p. 1067—were awarded
to a group composed of Juran &
$74,000
2
Sale—An
city
Bond Sale—The $219,000 school
building bonds offered on March
of
(P. O. Black River Falls), Wis.
000
fered
Village, Auburn,
Wisconsin
inclusive.
City,
1
Towns Joint Sch. Dist.
Moody Inc.,
Black
April
on
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
to
5V2s, at
as
Due
and
Bond
Due
1981
11
Co.,
bonds.
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1962 to
1976, inclusive. Principal and in¬
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
Auburn
Rusk
1976 inclusive.
3V2s.
1
Bloomer, Sampson, Dovre and
May 1 from
on
April
on
Leslie &
sold
was
will
on
1961.
Sale—An issue of $30,000
improvement bonds offered
9
Secretary-Treasurer,
provement
24
Bond
March
Dolbeau, Quebec
'
Bond Offering—Donat
Lefebvre,
April 10 for the pur¬
chase of $135,000 various town im¬
Bridgetown, Nova Scotia
town
$139,000
Bond Offering—Real
/•',
,
(EST)
99.28.
3%s.
inclusive.
1971
1
fol¬
inclusive.
1965
3s.
April
on
Due
1973 to
as
from
May 1 from
on
Due
3V4S.
as
105,000
New
as
3s.
as
Dawson,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
NOVA SCOTIA
on
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
lows:
$155,000
3.20%,
the
price of 101.29.
a
Town
Nesbitt, Thomson &
as
6s, at a price of
Ltd.,
Due
and
Nesbitt,
Ltd., jointly, as
v
99.426.
193, p. 1388—were awarded
to Goodbody & Co., and Baxter &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.051,
a
Co.
$72,000
on
bonds.
Secretary-Treasurer,
—v.
Baraboo, Wis.
Ltd.,
&
to
QUEBEC
to
March 29
on
sold
improvement bonds offered
March
on
Co.,
$650,000 County
was
Grandview, Manitoba
Bond
school
County
$79,000
improvement bonds offered
6s, at
May 1 from Ames & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a price
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal of 97.51.
and interest (M-N) payable at the
St. Francois Xavier
Schopl District
City Treasurer's office: Legality.'
No. 2387, Manitoba
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
of Chicago.
•
*
<
Iowa
issue of
Hannaford
6s.
as
of
ment
(M-N) payable at all branches
Hope, Ontario
Sale—An
March 2
on
chase
inclusive.
Thomson
&
of
pur¬
97.06.
Bond
$120,000
on
Bond Sale—The
WISCONSIN
payable at the Bank
Rossland, B. C.
on
purchase
corporate
series
pose,
(CST)
a.m.
.the
sold to
Dawson, Hannaford &
Ltd., and Toronto-Dominion
Bank, jointly, as 6y4s, at a price
Principal
Bond Sale—An issue of
Finance, will receive
bids until 9
April
will
cation,
Director
inclusive.
interest
and
1
April 1
on
Eau Claire, Wis.
Offering—R. L. Running,
Bond
West Virginia State College
Co.
1981
to
of Montreal.
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
was
inclusive.
Due
to
April
on
1972
to
1
inclusive.
1968
3V2s.
as
April
on
Due
1969
125,000
of
hosoital facilities bonds. Due from
1962
2.80s,_ Due
as
from
Legality approved by Cald¬
Treasurer's
cost
follows:
as
145,000
pay¬
able
a
$99,000
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
the
par,
3.50%,
bonds.
interest
net
p.m.
pur¬
the
1, 1961. Due
1962
from
1
bids
April
on
59
Secretary
March 10, 1961
,
.
60
(1504)
THE SOUTHERN COMPANY
ing the economic soundness
four-state service
system, reflect¬
and
climbed to
area,
vigor of its
new
highs in
sales of electric power and net income in 1960.
This
was
accomplished in
a
of lessened
year
business activity nationally.
HIGHLIGHTS
OF
THE
Operating Revenues amounted
A
high
new
—
high
new
—
up
.
was.
.
previous
over
were
$1.40
1959
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
more
$170,077,000
high of 1959
22,760,000,000
.........
8.6%
up
Customers Served Directly increased to
37,112
$2.06
•
Sales of Electric Energy, in kilowatt hours
record,
$319,162,000
were.........
year
Down 81/2 million dollars from all-time
new
,
$46,150,000
Construction Expenditures totaled
A
.
6.8%
or
Dividends Per Share of Common Stock
Up 10 cents
.
7.6%
-
.
$2,953,000
or
Earnings Per Share of Common Stock (year-end)
14 cents above the
I960
to
increase of $22,504,000
an
Consolidated Net Income
Another
YEAR
1,576,151
than in 1959
■h
■
f.
Serving the Heart of the South
through
ALABAMA
POWER
COMPANY
Birmingham, Alabama
GEORGIA
POWER
COMPANY
Atlanta, Georgia
Write
for
1960
Annual
GUI^F POWER COMPANY
Report: The Southern
Company,
Peachtree
Atlanta
9,
1330
West
Street, N.W.,
Georgia
Pensacola, Florida
MISSISSIPPI
|
POWER
COMPANY
Gulfport, Mississippi
SOUTHERN
ELECTRIC
GENERATING
COMPANY
Birmingham, Alabama
@FedFRASER