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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offia*
ESTABLISHED 1839
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, August 1, 1960
Number 5973
192
Volume
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
quarter
Rubber & Plastics Corp. — Additional Fi¬
Details—Our July 25 issue reported the offering
on July 21 of 200,000 shares of this corporation's $1 par
common stock at $21.75 per share. Additional financing
American
months
the
In This Issue
Percent
13.00
4.00
4.00
Name
Weeks
&
Hornblower
Co
Forgan &
Brothers
Hemphill Noyes & Co
Pane
Webber, Jackson
Lehman
Lester, Ryons & Co.__
Loewi & Co., Inc
The Milwaukee Co
_
4.00
Reinholdt & Gardner—;
4.00
Singer, Deane & Scribner—.
4.00 v Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—
3.25
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
3.25
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
4.00
&
,
Curtis
Co. Inc
Dean Witter & Co
A C Allyn & Co., Inc
Francis I. du Pont & Co
p S Moseley & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.___
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.__
White, Weld &
2.50
Eichler & Co.__—
Bateman,
Cities Securities
-V.
192,
;
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
Corp
Crowell, Weedon & Co.——
R. S. Dickson & Co,, Inc
American
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
Boston
Ann Arbor
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages...
$729,317
692,544
$4,128,261
3,688,255
from
$107,485
$36,772
$440,006
42,789
*46,506
*29,775
$348,708
*94,869
rev.
railway
ry. oper.
inc.
oper.
Stock
Exchange
Co.
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
of
the
State
of
corporation,
acquiring all
or
those engaged
wore
for
the
substantial
a
the
in
having
organized
was
Delaware
Federal
fields
interest
of
in
of
and
finance,
automobile
financing,
commenced
the
in
private
State
of
financing
aircraft
possibly
and
unless
at
least
1,000,000
«Pti°n payments
'ouia
have minimum net
!imately
capital
funds
of
shares
will
of
common
stock
sold,
are
all
Consequently, the corporation
cash proceeds from the offering made hereby
$1,530,000,
approximately
provide
will
$441,000,
with
together
amount,
which
a
present
ummon
stock
offered
hereby
sold,
are
corporation,
the
on
net
total
the
same
L, have a total net amount of $4,521,000. The corporation
subj®ct to the qualifications set forth below, to invest in the
of
nion'
nurnL
purcnase
shares
of
capital
mfjV in the following order and
minimum
and
maximum
of
stock
above
Maximum
$1,000,000
700,000
1,400,000
771,000
Casualty—
sub-
basis, assuming
$500,000
1,000,000
Minimum
Aviation Employees Life—
Aviation Employees
Aviation
wholly-owned
on the following
set forth.
J;;\
....
three
its
;___
Employees Finance-
bet\vfm,wv,event that the net proceeds to the corporation shall be
will h!
minimum and maximum indicated above, the net proceeds
indiraL^U
for the Purposes and in the order of priority above
thp min- °n a basis whereby the amounts invested will be more than
"unimum
.
*
above indicated
and
less
the
than
maximum so indicated.
has
development of the Insurance companies and the
n<I« business will impose a drain on the surplus of the
as there is a sufficient volume of business
insuianh °n
comPanies' books, such proceeds in the case of the
the pvno.f
wil1 be used mainly for the purpose of meeting
existence
surplus drain in the early years of the companies'
,
nitii
i.
•
in;ier.est in or the formation of
fu 3n the business of insurance
panies
supDleinonf
Cap
of
ner
GIVING
EFFECT
Authorized
Cck ,par !0c)
10,000,000 shs.
-
com stk-
cosmetics
cv.
purchase
6, 1967
common stock
250,000
and
net
sales
e eXpirin8 Jan. 6, 1967
respn;?i t]le 10,000.000 shares of
250,000
al)Qve
Upon
tfthi
^ssue
i
a
c'se
exnrn
I-
of
upon
exercise
of
of
options
which
may
months."
six
Flint-Eaton
divisions,
for the
medical pro¬
and
equipment
is
leading
a
producer
industrial
of
2515.
p.
Lake
Erie
RR.—Earnings—
1960—6 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
9,264,404
9,389,527
$1,034,959
$1,842,044
$3,406,513
inc—
761,140
$3,716,650
2,552,657
from
rev.
railway
192,
oper.
$3,577,920 $12,670,917 $13,106,177
2,381,530
'■
928,265
;
3.
p.
v;-■
the
in
he
other disposition of the remaining
191, p. 1319.
the best
by John
of
six
months were $72,983,571, a 22.4%
the first half of 1959.
period was $13,924,541, as against
$7,313,063 and. $6,285,239, respectively.
at Suffern and Middletown.
N. Y.; Pasadena, Calif.; Morton Grove, 111.; Montreal, Canada; Mexico
City, Mexico;
Havana, Cuba; Sao Paulo, Brazil; and Northampton,
Avon
income
latest
the
in
tax provision
was
laboratories
manufacturing
has
191,
p.
Baltimore
2199.
noted
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
"good"
expenses.
Net
oper.
rev.
from
railway
Net
—V.
6,345,221
1,875,319
ry. oper.
oper.
21%
the
from
oil
''v"
38,806,963 201,203,271 205,952,661
29,809,694 166,274,428 164,012,458
inc.—
8,997,269
3,664,932
41,940,203
17,441,829
34,928,843
8,052,803
This
Grove, 111., firm recorded the highest
in its history in the second quarter of
President, reported on July 12.
l
was
the
pharmaceutical
sales
Estimated
48
to
enable
earnings
earnings
cents,
straight
second
firm
and
of
per
compared
oilfield
results
A"-'
.
equipment
In the
$11,242,549
well
business
in
the
last
six
months
of
the
Lv:'::V■'
and steel products manufacturer
second
quarter
completions
of
1959.
•
were
13%
down
from
a
year
at mid¬
ago
is
very
keen with selling prices
.
.
booked."
Prospects
as
for
"excellent"
"In
face
mercial
lines
export
grain storage,
which
sales
of
grain
storage
facilities
are
described
by Mr. Lineberry.
the unfavorable situation in
of
have
an
been
oilfield production and com¬
encouraging note is seen in the new product
research and development for several
under
years," Mr. Lineberry stated. Several of the new products, which are
now being introduced to the market, should provide further diversifica¬
tion and added growth opportunities, he said.
Production
of filament-wound
glass fiber products is expected to
start
in
September
Okla.
This
glass
fiber
modest
at
the
rocket
cases.
new plant facility in Ardmore,
producing experimentally filament-wound
company's
division has been
production
Successful
quantities.
It
tests
have led to contracts for
these products will have
and dis¬
is believed
company
common
with
32
also
to
enjoy
the
for
the
highest
history.
share for
the
cents per share
second quarter
in the second
is
in
a
strong
$18,602,539 and a ratio
financial condition with net current
of current assets to current liabilities
to 1.
Inventories of $18,097,772 were up $762,874 from a
year
earlier but should be reduced to more normal levels as the
grain storage season progresses.
The book value of the common
stock at June 30 was $29.47, against $31.25 a year earlier.—V. 190,
of, 3.3
p.
1730.
Blauner's—Merger—Acquires—
a
of
of
Blauner's
and
Essex
Universal
Corp.
on
merger in which shareholders of Essex would
Blauner's for each share of Essex, subject to
shareholders
next
month.
Blauner's
Exchange.
is
listed
on
July
26
ap¬
receive
five
approval of
the American Stock
.
diversified holding company, is a manu¬
facturer
of
foundation garments through its
Gluckin Division.
Its
Electro Cords Division fabricates cables for missile launching.
In the
Essex
quarter
record-breaking
Baxter
in its
quarterly sales
1960, William
1959 representing a 50% increase. Coupled with earnings
common share of 47 cents in the first quarter this year, second
quarter
in
satisfactory
:,;u
under
avail¬
under considerable pres¬
sure in most of the company's oilfield product lines.
Also, BS&B has
experienced a drastid reduction in sales of commercial grain storage
facilities, as contrasted to the sizable volume in the first half of 1959,
due to the government's 19% cut in storage rates.
Sales of bins for
on-the-farm storage have been delayed this year due to weather con¬
ditions."'
•," v,v:."
Reason for
encouragement over the last-half outlook was cited by
Mr. Lineberry because "sales of natural gas processing equipment have
picked up recently; another bumper crop would assure a favorable
demand for grain bins for on-the-farm storage and a higher volume
of mouldings and stampings business for the 1961 automobiles has been
able
shares
Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
Morton
earnings
Graham,
Ken¬
same
prospects for improvement In most markets
certain export markets, the company should
oilfield drilling operations have been running 25%
three years ago," Mr. Lineberry pointed out.
"Competition for
assets of
192, p. 3.
The
equipment,
At the
storage
shareholders.
to
and
Directors
B.
reported
share, in the like 1959 period.
proved
and
with
that
prospects
for
The
\
1960—6 Months—1959
$
32,971,724
26,626,503
revenue—
1960 reflected reduced demand
grain
commercial
commercial applications in the storage, transportation
tribution of corrosive materials, Mr. Lineberry concluded.
Period Ended June 30—
Railway oper.
and
President,
many
Ohio
&
production
Lineberry,
period.
decline
For the six
months, the company had an operating loss of $255,326, after tax
adjustments, compared with a net income of $507,066, or 77 cents a
common
share, a year earlier. For the three months ended June 30,
the loss was $123,123,
against a net income of $280,692, or 44 cents
1959.
$11,943,618;
Sivalls & Brysori, Inc.—Shows Loss—
oilfield
W.
of
9,544.574
Pre-tax
per
be
division
...
totaled $17,825,436, down 17% from $21,515,750 in the like 1959
For the three months ended June 30, sales were $8,840,990, a
Federal
Income
October,
are
are
Wallerstein
191,
first
Hyland,
and
•
favorable
ry. oper.
after
the
reserved for issue
granted. The corporation
An additional 500,000 shares
the
None
the
Travenol,
pharmaceuticals
its
of
-
in the six months ended June 30, 1960 was $6,611,478,
preferred stock dividend provision to 69 cents per share
shares of common stock outstanding at the period's
end. This was a 16.8%
rise over the net income of $5,658,379, equal
to 58 cents per share, after provision for dividends on preferred stock,
in the first half of
1959, based on the same number of outstanding
shares.
The
company's common shares were split three-for-one in
Net
equal
on
stock authorized, 500,000
the options included in the
common
have
as
its
continuation
a
more
of $59,615,124 in
the sales
over
first-half
Note
are
None
at
1959
expects
and
Avon, leading manufacturer and distributor
toiletries, is in its 74th year of operation.
Consolidated
FINANCING
»2 P«
?*plline Jan.
appear
the
46
and helped the company to produce
history, it was announced, on July 26
Baxter Laboratories,
Outstanding
3,750,000 shs.
of
•
yearSales
President.
Ewald,
increase
its
results in
first-half
A.
year
or more other comfinance or to further
PRESETSTT
TO
,
sffe ,,„SThase
S3
or
may
we
remainder
1,735,876
time
net income during the second quarter
registered by Avon during the initial
gains
the
this
months
and
sales
both
in
continued
1960
three
funds of the three wholly-owned subsidiaries.
TALIZATION
Common
Option, t
Options
one
months,
the
for
1,487,524
neth
(& Subs.)—Record Highs—
Avon Products, Inc.
Increases
Railway
it is believed that a maximum of $250,J,e(1}"red for general corporate purposes of the corporation
5871 onn
two or m°re years of operations. The remaining
substantial1
USed from time t0 tIme for the Purchase of all or a
predictions
our
Operating results for the first half of
umeLremainjng $U21,000
durine uV
six
experience
j
000
first
$2,522,483
for
of
—
shares.—V.
authorized
6,250,000
un.tJ1 such time
,
in
the
expenses.
comnarua
Inform
in
oper.
Net
present plans for the sale or
no
England.—V.
writing ^
Its
"New
$1,971,000. Assuming that all of the 2,500,000 shares of
mm,
thft
the
returned.
be
and entry into broadened
acquisitions.
Railway
a
Maryland.
PROCEEDS—The underwriting agreement provides in substance that
repre¬
1959.
half
revenue—
year
nuloan business. It is contemplated that such proposed activities,
be
will
which
the first half of
oper.
The
ance;
Estimated
increase.
$17,500,000,
operations;
recent
Bessemer &
hereinafter
as
30%
a
are
first
record
Period Ended June 30—
fully set forth.
corporation, through three wholly-owned subsidiaries, expects to
engage in the writing of life insurance, accident and health insurance,
and
annuities; the writing of fire, casualty and multiple-peril insur¬
in
with
Railway
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
in the Tower Bldg.,
1959 under the laws
holding, seeking and
other companies, primarily
insurance
as
$825,000
46
System
Condition Statement
Reserve Banks
office
its
six
compared
46
Banks
Reserve
Combined
in November
purpose
1960
$13,817,000 of
record
with
enzymes.—V.
9
Foreign Exchange Rates.....
Condition Statement of Member
a
Washington 5, D. C.,
fession.
1
52
State and City Bond Offerings
as
BUSINESS—The
with
said.
oyer
Black,
prospectus dated July 21, Sterling, Grace
managing underwriter and Rouse, Brewer
Becker & Bryant publicly offered 2,500,000 shares of
common stock (par
100) at a price of $2 per share.
&
cents
came
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation and Investment News..
Dividends Declared and Payable
Pursuant to
95
gains
$8,871,000,
for
1959
of
the
the
confidently
Baxter,
—V.
♦Deficit.—V. 192, p. 2.
Aviation Employees
of
months
over
our
cautious
Graham
Net
$4,340,973
3,992,265
of
corresponding
The
compared
at
with
of
manufactures
33
33
American
$1,240,000,
estimated
company's marketing
areas
increase
1960—6 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
total
a
the
44%.
year,"
_-V
sales
trends of the first six months,
particularly on new products intro¬
duced during the past two years. However, both our marketing and
research expenditures will also be at a higher rate. For this reason
our
next six
months
are
not
expected to show as large a rate of
33
Transactions
the
"Baxter
Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
to
period
six
attributed
somewhat
Mr.
33
RR.—Earnings—
to
in
of
50%.
are
same
first
increase
"Because
43
National Quotation
of
market
——
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
cents
performance to a com¬
bination of factors. Among them are favorable performance of various
new products
that have been introduced recently; improved effective¬
34
34
34
36
—
of
sales
the
the
26%
Graham
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange— 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
37
Canadian Stock Exchange.
38
Toronto Stock Exchange..
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
$677,158
569,673
Net
a
in
for
sents
earnings
increase
quarter
$6,808,000
ness
Midwest Stock Exchange—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
Net
Exchange
Exchange
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Period Ended June 30—
months
an
sales
13
27
29
34
...
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
302.
p.
Stock
Stock
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Granbery, Marache & Co.__
Irving Lundborg & Co
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Rodman & Renshaw—
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
2.00
& Simmons
Blunt Ellis
Page
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Inc.
—u
Burnham. & Co
Butcher & Sherrerd—_____
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.___
3.25
3.25
2.50
2.50
—
Inc
Walston & Co.,
_
„_
six
for
Second
Percent
Name
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
Goodbody & Co
—
earnings
66
increase
an
of
number
average
1959
Stock and Bond Quotations
the percentage of the 200,000 shares
with
for
1959
half
first
compared
of
total
underwriters—The underwriters named below, for whom Horn& Weeks
is acting as Representative, have made a firm
rommitment to purchase severally from the selling stockholders an
segregate of 200,000 shares of common stock of the company, each
hlower
Glore
period
outstanding shares
increased
to 1,304,000,
amounting to 4%
more
than 1959.
Estimated
earnings in dollars for the second quarter of 1960 are
$626,000, or about 55% more than the $402,000 of 1959. This brought
details follow:
underwriter agreeing to purchase
set opposite its name below:
brought
earnings
share. This
per
nancing
MISCELLANEOUS
•
year
Universal
ended
Corp.,
a
March 31, 1960, Essex reported consolidated net sales
and consolidated net income of $1,001,311 after taxes. .
of $17,977,000
announced the acquisition of Multipane,
of Philadelphia for cash and long-term notes.
Multipane is ait
independent fabricator of insulating glass for commercial, industrial
Blauner's
Inc.,
simultaneously
2
residential building
end
Period Ended June 30—
layers
Railway
provides insulating glass for many nationally marketed refriger¬
also
ating units.—V.
Railway oper.
Redemption
Net
company
of
21,941.977
expenses..
Shares
8,536,371
10,214,194
4,826,548
5,768.477
from
rev.
45,967,994
25,635,279
Canadian Husky
Oil Ltd.—Acquires Stock—
Ltd.
of #usl$y
Gil
Husky
the
of
common
stock
t^ouglj. its offer to e?cnai?ge eight
Oil Co.. of ,Cody,£ Wyo.
eacli
87„%
acquired
has
Oil common stock.
announced that the
exchange had become effective and that Husky Oil is now a subsidiary
of Canadian Husky Oil Ltd.
He also announced that Canadian Husky
has extended the exchange offer until Sept. 25, 1960, in order that
more
Husky Oil stockholders may accept the offer.
The shares of
Canadian
Husky are- listed on the Toronto and Montreal stock ex¬
changes
in - Canada
and on the • American Stock Exchange in the
shares
common
Glenn
'or
shares
nine
President
Nielson.
E.
both
of
of
Husky
companies,
States.
combined
operations will include
Husky
In
are
to
form
shares
and
dated
staff
instruments
market
at
areas
the
Together
two
their parallel
faster pace."
a
and
the
electronic
of
companies should be able to de¬
complementary refined product
It
instruments.
dealers
throughout
markets
in
facilities
This
modernization,
million,
includes
totaled
or
of more
investments
from
the
plant
Cody
with
and
westward
Billings,
to
product lines
now
Montana.
serving areas
latter
This
eastward
will
line
into
plant,
competitive
191,
con¬
the
North Dakota
Net
M
of
American
from. ry. oper.
oper.
»
Whipple
W.
1960—6 Months—1959
8935,000
$4,875,000
4,099,719
4,264,009
J.
.**469,253
$154,683
$775,281
$1,061,991
*82,120
-
*28,930
*186,290
12,239
G.
Baird
&
&
Lynch_
Newhard,
&
Co._
—V.
the
agreed
Blair
Blunt' Ellis
Blyth
&
&
C.
City
well
as
Co.,
Net
H.
C.
2,00
2,00
Chisholm
Walker
Wheat
Dean
7,500
Co
&
Witter
Yarnall,
2,00
CoZZ~~
&
4,50
Co
&
2,50
Co.—
Biddle
&
7,50
Co.
2,50"
2635.
p.
rev.
&
16,297,457'
Collins
R
Inc.
1930
from
2,714,266
4,700,512
16,300,694
*33,697
2,106,577
974,688
oper.
Net
from
railway
of
Months—1959
100,209,121
15,120,010
16,094,337
87,377,363
93,461,235
1,926,138
3,984,823
12,831,758
1,659,708
*706,698
16,070,773
3,129,346
ry. oper.
inc.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
1960—6
20,079,160
64,068
Railway oper. expenses.
rev.
1960—Month—1959
17,046,148
revenue
192, p.
109,532
0
4.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.-Earnings—
Period Ended June 30—
1960—Month1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months- -1959
$
$
$
revenue...
21,217,233
22,303,103
108,761,280
114,778 544
expenses.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
15,846,191
15,857,509
85,590,817
88,201,034
$
2,500
Net
2,000
2,000
&
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
rev.
from
ry. oper.
5,371,042
6,445,594
23,170,463
Net railway oper. inc...
—V, 192, p.; 4.
26,577 511
1,363,395
2,008,755
4,731,814
6,576 82'
2,500
Co
&
20,685,1
6,156,0
4.
p.
Period Ended June 30—
Railway
2,000
Co._.
Podesta
Dickson
S.
Co.
Corp
&
22,240,645 110,885,724 120
k7r
17,540,133
94,585,030
99473'°
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
to..
2,000
Sherrerd
&
lis
19,011,723
expenses.
RR.—Earning
1960—6 Months—iqm
$
$
ry. oper.
Net
Co
&
Norton
& Pacific
1960—Month—1959
revenue™
oper.
♦Deficit.—V. 192,
4,000
as
aggregate
an
&
Securities
Julien
.
-
2,000
•
2,500
Drexel
2,500
4,500
Eastman Dillon,
Securities
&
2,500
Farwell,
Chapman
&
Co._
2,500
First
Michigan
Corp.—
Robert
Utilities
Co.—Partial Redemption—
2,500
7,500
Citizens
2,000
&
of
Co
4,500
The
Union
Co
7,500
Garrett & Sons_^
has
company
operation of
the
called
sinking
for
fund,
redemption
$88,000
Sept. 1, next; through
3Va% first mortgage and
on
its
of
2,000
OUfj&Q'ASk
SOME
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Indicative
jhe
the prospects for the respective two parts of the
capital market covered here. The
four-week float of corporates, too, registers a decline
amounting to about $138 million
as against last week's
28-day projection. Municipals, on the. other
hand, add
same
STOCK
stock
MARKET
market
decline
AND
and
ECONOMIC
cautious
views
up
to
70%,
position during
tn«
mlT
VIEWS
about
the
economy an
inventory without benefit
0
significant change in Federal Reserv
when $73,781,210 new issues wen
sold. Two, bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange during the first three week
of July recorded 239
highs and 60 lows for a ratio of about 4 highs to!
every lou
The crossover to corporate
bonds, municipals and governments is making itself obvi
ous. Three, Raymond J.
Saulnier, President Eisenhower's Chairman of the Counci
of Economic
Advisers, apparently unmindful of some of the
Chicago Conventio:
philosophy, is reported to have reassured the Economic Committee of the Organiza
tion for European Economic
Cooperation (Edwin L. Dale, Jr., New York Time;
July 27) that we are not headed for a downturn
for four reasons, three of whic
comprise increased governmental
doings (highways, cheaper housing credit and de
fense) and the fourth lies in the
private sector wherein inventory movements ar
member
over-all corporate financing picture for the week ahead (Aug. 1-5),
compared to a rather active week just passed, and an upturn in municipal
financing,
compared to llast week's figures, in dollar volume but not in number of issues are
gain of about $45 million for the
of the
these items: One, the sudden decline in the
municipal
the July 27th stock margin cut to
By SIDNEY BROWN
a
comparison period.
Two issues this week alone ($300
million) account for the bulk of the $387 million
corporate and municipal financing that is expected to occur. One is the
negotiated
.
3,50
3,50
Inc._
:
A decline in
~
Inc
railway oper. inc...
Net
:
Cruttenden,
Inc..
&
—^
Railway oper.
X■
'
Slocumb
Collin,
2,500
Co
Co
of
orchestral
ended April 30,
Bradford
Butcher
Simmons
Jackson
G.
J.
of
2,000
&
&
&
2,50
Inc.
2,500
$
consoli¬
than
more
purchase
3,500
Inc.
2,500
Shares
J.
Co.,
Co.
3,50
3,50:
Co
importers
stringed
by
year
to
Brush,
Co.—
&
ScribniF
Staats
Co., Inc.____
Yeatman, Moslev
Varnedoe,
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
$1,327,231, compared with
in the year ended April 30,
4,500
Co
2,53
&
Co.,
2,500
Co._——.
Period Ended June 30—
company,
each underwriter agreeing
set opposite its name below:
54,500
Co.—
Cook
191,
2,50
2,00'
Co~~I
&
Co.__
Underwood, Neuhaus &~~~
2,500
.—
Webber,
Curtis
&
Agnew
R.
Suplee,
Co.,
Templeton
Moore, Leonard
Ohio
Gardner—""
& Co.
I "
Stiver
-
Co
,
was
Inc.
&
&
&
Mosle
Stroud
4,500
shares
&
&
Eichler
Becker
William
;*Deficit.—V. 1S2;;
>T:a
severally
3.500
Barth
Bateman,
A.
inc.
&
Pierce,
Smith
2,500
the
domestic
other
sold
during the
respectively,
Inc.
$5,326,000
780,317
and
are
2,500
Robert
745,647
largest
Corp.-
Parker
Bacon,
Inc.—Earnings-
I960—Month—1959
expenses-
the
income
net
of
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Lowrey line
guitars, other fretted musical
and
the
Olds line
of band
of
violins
sales
of
Securities
Lynch,
Mitchum, Jones &
to
distributor
and
States
and- Canada,
throughout the world.
shares
the
Smith, Barney & Co
A.
C.
Allyn and Co.,
the
$815,000
revenue
and
company
United
number
common
Co
Inc.——
common
Shares
pipelines, will make the Cody re¬
refinery operation in its marketing area.
Ry.
June 30—
oper.
rev.
facilities
new
have
underwriters
purchase
Auchincloss,
Redpath
oper.
railway
The
to
these
any
Vermont
Period'Ended
Net
with
with
market.
Falls
adjusted
714,025
of
include
'
260,000
&
Mesirow
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and conditions contained in the
Agreements with the company and the selling shareholders,
copies of which are filed as exhibits to the Registration statement,
1215.
p.
Central
Railway
Railway
Great
combination
in
finery
—V.
the
products
line
of
of
$1,081,261,
Inc
Co.
&
7,500
Purchase
into
into
and
the
of
amplifiers;
one
and
Co.
.
Inc.-'-.
'"1 •'.*"
-
1960,
30,
manufacturer
1959.
Washington. In addition, Yellowstone Pipe Line
Company, in which Husky Oil has an interest, is building a new pipe¬
line which will carry westward moving product from Helena, Montana
northward
is
the
$22,253,883
$19,057,496
pipelines
which will enable the
product to its marketing area more efficiently and economically. These
include a combination of crude oil oipelines connecting the refinery
with important producing fields in the area, and a products pipeline
nect
William
Lundborg
sold
being
are
•
consisted
company's'products
countries
otlier
shares
April
of
as
a
Gibson
EARNINGS—Consolidated
than $8
acquisition
of crude and product
plant to manufacture and deliver
involving capital
construction
the
the
also
The
•
...
principal
distributor
and
instruments.
modernized
new
Singer, Deane &
&
Railway
is
electronic
integrated operation wilPhave four refineries, three in Canada
and one in the United States. The U. S. refinery at Cody, is now being
expanded to a daily capacity of 9,000 barrels and
include catalytic cracking and alkylation units.
Shuman,
2,000
Brothers
Fenner
new
financing and 220,000 shares
stockholders to diversify their invest¬
ultimate impact of gift, estate and in¬
40,000
Its
organs;
and
accordions,
The
and
3,500
2,500
Corp
2,00
of
the
company
instruments.
40,000
shares,
long-term notes
$1,325,699
subsidiaries,
and
each.
of
BUSINESS—The
and
expand
for
taxes.•
issuance
musical
of
Schwabacher
Merrill
represent
number
a
plan
offered,
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
an
and
shares
and
by
to
reflect
integrated operating unit with greater financial strength
to combine the experience and resourcefulness of the management
velop
tha
company
and
heritance
...
exploration, production,
and integration of
that the exchange had become effective, Mr. Nielson
Husky companies have been brought together in order
two
7,500
Paine,
being sold
ments
announcing
"The
the
by
refining, pipeline transportation and marketing,
operations will be commenced immediately.
said.
Saunders,
The
PROCEEDS—Of
'
1
-
,
The
Rotan,
4,500
—
first time.
.
united
7,500
Higginson
McDonnell
stock of
Canadian
...
Reinholdt
Loewi
Public offering of 260,000 shares of common
Chicago Musical Instrument Co. (Chicago, 111.)
was made on July 27 by an underwriting group headed
by Smith, Barney & Co. The stock was priced at $20
per share* * The offering makes securities of the com¬
pany, organized in 1920, available to the public for the
fered
,
.
2,50
Inc.
:
3,500
Lehman
Co.—Common Stock Of¬
Instrument
.
,
2,503
Lee
50,636,324
30,223,481
192, p. 4.
Chicago Musical
Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce
-—
Irving
ao
Prescott, Shepard & Co
7,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Kidder, Peabody & Co
the
stock
7,500
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
: inc.
181,066,353
22,399.730 130,586,484 130,430,029
ry. oper.
—V.
has called for redemption on Sept. 22, next,. through
sinking fund, 685 shares of its %% cumulative Pr®"
$111.0111 per share.
Payment will be made at the
Pittsburgh National Bank, Fourth Ave. and Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
-r-V. 191, „•». 699.
.■
*'•
The
ferred
176,554,478
railway oper. inc.—
Net
operation
32,613,924
Monday, August 1, I960
.
.
Goldman, Sachs &
Co.—_
Hornblower &' Weeks——i
I960—6 Months1960—6 Months—1959
—
1215. *
191, p.
Byers Co.—Partial
(A. M.)
30,478,348
revenue—
oper.
.
Earnings—
1960—Month- -1959
taxes.
alter
15
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.-
In the 11 months ended June 30, I960,
uses.
reported sales of $1,545,000 and net income of $171,.>00
Multipane has fabricated insulating glass in as many as
for environmental
testing chambers in defense research.
Multipane
It
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(393)
Chesapeake Bay Bridge & Tunnel District, Va., $200 million issue by the First Boston
Corp., Allen & Co., and Merrill Lynch, et al, which now shows every indication that
bank
reserve
or any
week
a
expected to work for expansion in the final
months of the year.
$100 million of it will be immediately taken up
today, Aug. 1st. The other issue is
the Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co. $100 million debentures set for bidding the
next day, Aug. 2nd.
The table below should offer
preview of what the
a
the leur weeks ahead in
^
n
from
Six corporate bond issues in the next four
weeks
commencing today take up $237,530,000 of the $257,238,000 total proposed corporate debt securities with
set sales dates
the single Southwestern
Telephone Co. security mentioned above constitutes
private
reasonable
and
capital market
can
expect i
the way of demand for
funds. The information is obtain©
public sources and is
only deoicted in the table if there ar
expectations
regarding target dates expressed.
and
CORPORATE
almost 40% of that amount.
The
longer
range
view
of how
securities with announced
much
will
offering dates is
be
as
sought
—
...
Total
by corporate
and
Aug.
Total From Aug. 1 On
$407,908,000
346,865,000
$754,863,000
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
$1,178,858,000
559,887,000
>
$1,738,745,000
—,
1-
8-12
to
$73^8^21(3 Municipal sales commencing- July 21 through
and
thi
the
news
Total
*Imnnn™ng
a
of $150 million in debentures,
financing
may
this there
be announced
$150,760,000
$407,998,000
$346,865,000
66,600,000(3)
more.
more propitious market condito believe that over
$1 billion in cornorate
consummated in the next
five months
reasons
C°rp0rdte
SSgas &rx'j58aa «K&*sa1
ISSUES
IN
12,600,000
$754,863,00
THE
Co.
Corp. common; $7,530,000 Loui
certificates; 400,000 shares of Trans-Coa
common;
1
million
shares
Ohio; $6.6 million Macomb
County, Mich.
Week oj August 15:
$5 million shares of Techno
Fund, Inc. common; $35 milh(
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
debentures; 493,425 shares of Harcourt, Brace & C(
Inc.
common; $25 million in bonds and
150,000 cumulative preferred shares
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
America; and in Municipals: $4.5 million NiaSa
County, Water District, N. Y.
securitiL
and
76,100,000
$387,324,800
98,103,40'
117,254,90
152,179,90
of Variable
Annuity Life Insurance C
S America, common; $4,125,000 Lestoil Products, Inc., units; and in Municipal
xJAR3eles County, Calif.; $4,360,000 Ohio State University Dormitor
wlthdrawn. waiting
are
32,900,000
Bell
Investment
corporates
°r
in addition to
$225,265,000
65,203,000
104,654,900
76,079,900
Week of August 8: $11
million Narragansett Canital
ville & Nashville
RR. equipment trust
$250
now in registration with the SEC aggregates
added to those
registrations with calendar dates adds
un to
grand total of about $1.6 billion.
This does not include thosd
that have
uons.
$162,059,800
54,773,400
43,954,900
9,479,900
Development Corp. capital; $100 million Soutt
Telephone Co. debentures; 350,000 shares of
American Research
Development Corp. common: and in
Municipals: $4.5 million Seattle, Washingtoi
$200 million Chesapeake
Bay Bridge & Tunnel District, Va.; $5,480,000 Bostc
Metropolitan District, Mass.
western
BACKLOG OF DATED AND
UNDATED ITEMS
°S "ndated
$419,000,000 which when
$42,551,800
10,430,000(4)
$257,238,000
or
.
o/ Atigfust 22; $4 million Avionics Investing
Corp. capital; $60 million Southe
$6,270,000 Northern Pacific Railway e^ui'pirnent tri
and in Municipals: $5.9 million
San Mateo Junior College Distil'
Caul.; $.34 million Washington; $4 million
Northeast Sacramento County, Calif-! ?
million East
A-i^rnIa Fdison Co. bonds;
certificates;
Bay Municipal District, Calif.
-
m,
Both
Financings
OFFING
in the August
1-August 26 period there are:
Week of August 1:
$5 million Cenco Instruments
Corp. convertible debentures; $1
million International
Telephone & Telegraph Corp., Sud
America, debenture
1 miilion shares of
Metropolitan
straight $125 million debentures
THE
__
Total of
*Municipals
60,700,000(3)
22-26
TABLE
-
Among the larger issues
July 27th
recently: viz., bids for A. T. & T's
^UweS forf°cA 25t^'t,G' ^ A> C*'s filin^
expected registration of Republic Steel's
__
15-19
FINANCING
Total
Corporates
LARGER
Additions to the Chronicle's
corporate calendar of issues with affixed
offering dates
amounted to only $10 million in bonds
and $16.5 million in stocks.
Corporate sales
in the week
commencing July 21st were quite impressive with:
$159.8 million in
bonds, $60.9 million in stocks, $5,706,000 in a
secondary stock issue and $63.5 million
in private
placements—or, a total of $290,083,035. Additions to the
municipal calendar
of obligations of
$1 million or more constituted a sizeable total of
$225,212,000 for
size of three large issues made
the
Stocks
5__ —$119,508,000(7)
*$1 million
CHANGES IN THE PAST WEEK
amounted
MUNICIPAL
Corporate
Bonds
municipal
follows:
28-Day Visible Supply
Corporates
Municipals
AND
Corporate
July 28, I960
Number 5973
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(399)
ite Corp.—Record First Half—
^101/Hiand firm on July 22 reported that
ii
^
Tlie
six months
first
the
Hiinne
total
reached
1960
of
revenues
record
and
levels,
earliefectronics divisions accounting for 40% of sales and almost
of Pre',tao< ^Thare were $2.05 as comptyed with $1.78 in the
E
iqV).
f
to
other revenues were $51,409,665
Sales and
797,140
year^ago
$42,797, j a rs> chairman, and William G. Laffer,
es LJainecults from the company's domestic automotive
•esults
as
half
first
compared
President,
said
business
parts
that res"'
mixed
werP
.Requirements of the automobile manufacturers," they
"Phanced
rapidly as the compacts won an unexpectedly high
of Sales in a slowing
market. This led to severe produc-
Pr0pl
n0Iu'
was
hand
costs
higher than
were
rubber-and-metal automotive parts business, on the
at record levels, with satisfactory profit margins,
-nmuanv's
J
our manufacturing
problems and
nnmn
,
Je
domestic automotive replacement bearing business continued its
5teAfned 'sales of the company's electronics divisions were up 60%
with earnings up even more. Volume in transistors
"Tn odes more than doubled that in the comparable, period last
8
and instruments sales twice broke previous monthly records.
poiaris submarine program provided the company with a steady
'
nf business.
Clevite makes the piezoelectric transducers used
! cihmarine sonar systems, its high-precision semiconductors go into
111Electronic circulits, and its instruments are used in Polaris
first-half 1959,
.
N ation and fire control systems. .
JSeten business was highlighted by
.
,
....
.
,
,
record volume and profit from
semiconductor operations.
The overseas replacement parts
improved, income from licensing agreements held
steady,
rprman
ness
-V. 191,
Canadian subsidiary
the company's
2516,
of
business
P-
down
was
slightly.
vertible debentures due
1975, at the subscription price
of $100 for
each $100 principal amount of
debentures,
on the basis of
$100 of the debentures for each 25 shares
of common
stock held of record on
July 26, 1960. Sub¬
scription rights will expire at 4:30
p.m.
(EDST) on
Aug, 12 1960.
Kuhn, Loeb &
contrast
asked for
25
cents per share earnings
compared to 56 cents in 1959,
adjusted for the 2% stock dividend paid March 30.
Xv In the current June, gross revenues reached
$1,359,665, and net
income, after tax provision, $22,669. A year ago these figures were
$1,378,971 and $86,789.
from ry. oper.
Net rev.
Net
1960—6 Months—1959
$7,784,711
$8,402,668
6,121,645
7,013,377
$1,252,522
$251,281
$141,643
$1,663,066
$1,389,291
inc.—
104,843
22,068
661,113
423,713
railway oper.
5.
$1,515,872
1,374,229
1,001,241
-V. 192, p.
each
June 30—
Period Ended
Railway oper.
revenue—
$259,639
Railway oper.
expenses-
175,416
;•
.
Net rev. from
$84,223 '
23,920
ry. oper.
inc.™
railway oper.
-V. 192, p.
Months—1959'
$2,268,581
$2,425,421
1,273,768
1,293,998
$994,813
355,893
$1,131,423
$237,570
95,506
.
448,086
5.
«nR»?CBKI^S—Net
be used
to
to
the
reimburse
struction,
the
and
obtained
Offered
Co., of Los Angeles, Calif.
:
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Agent: Union Bank, 760 South Hill St.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
Registrar:
Citizens National Bank; 457
South
Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif.
J
PROCEEDS—-The
and
.$20
in
subject
cash
net
to
proceeds
the
from
company
the
sale
of
to
adjustments
redeemable, on and
ranging from 102%
BUSINESS—The
in
the
1,512
to
development and manufacture
complex
and
digital
computing
and
of
hybrid
techniques
data
electronics
Avenue,
block
structure
crete
mately one-third
area
Angeles
of
the
is
company's
indirect material
As
a
result
of
25,
and
approximately
devoted
to
housing engineering
monthly rental
oi
Los
$635.00
and
officers,
interests
in
research
labs
the
the
the
instruments, called
a
EARNINGS—For
July,
of
and
the
operating
Purchase
percentages
outstanding
stock
one
forth
pursuant
stock
,
is
vote
leased
premises
1,
have
None
direct
any
the
or
1964.
The
—V.
lease
thereon.
time
intervals
of
and
the
stock,
originally authori¬
there was authorized
company's
of
which
was reclassified
of
entitled
to
into 500,000 authorized
stock,
common
class
one
and
without
without
the
same
series,
rights
par
with
and
value.
each
privileges
of Corporations of the State of
of such escrow the following rights
by and conditions
imposed upon the holders of said shares:
si
n
of ill
5
until
the
holders
of
further distribution of
assets.
waiver of their right to receive
.
.,per
n',
il re;
of thp
rE
dividpnH
any
all
distribution of the
shares have re-
other
•.
until holders
uuui
nuiucio
sha,res shall have received cumulative dividends equal to
ire Per annum; thereafter all outstanding shares particiapd share alike in any additional dividends,
men
,lders of all
rigm
annum
of
to
receive
any
other shares have
of Directors
,cash' Pr°Perty
pei
«
the
Comm£LOPTlONS—The
upon
or
default
stock
selling
in
a
aiviuenub
dividends
rig.ht to elect a majority
payment for two years of
at the rate of five (5)
dividends I
price
of
such
other
f
was
of stack, pursuant s to an -Employees"
an -adopted by shareholders on July 31, 1958, pursuant
date of
t°uPtion price was set at 95% of the stock's value at the
P'ovees fm.
I1, bllt not Iess than $1.00. Options were granted to em¬
otions Jy a
Said 5>350:shares at a price of $1.00 per share. The
t^uancp / ,non~transferable, expire five years from the date of
one year f*
are exercisable one-fourth (V4) per year commencing
torminatinr, "I
^ate
issuance.
The options are cancelled uporn
»r
saw
Plan to is
aPPlicahi»
°l employment. As a result of a split
(vsiloni? ^ave heen Increased pursuant to
,
191,
to
? shares at the
before
common
The
at
common
debentures
optional
to
of
state
sale
be
natural
in
gas
territory
306
served
in
and
is
estimated
of
at
severally
- -
agreed
to
company the respective
debentures as shall not be
offers
to
the
holders
%
Co
■
Portland,
shares
of
Co.,
Inc.:
Maine
on
which
controls
Feb.
addition,
25,
-
w: :\
•
proceeds will accrue
if all the shares
Water
Co.,
organized
1926.
real
of
stock
common
estate
is
Everett
sold,
are
offering
the
ownership
compared
is
and
Ohio
State
by
Net
company.
and Net
Wesley M. Dixon, chairman
last year.
stock
pared
As of June
the
ior
with
of
stock
common
with
compared
90
quarter
three
quarter
last
months
Cents
ended
said
for
Net
share
a
Dixon
months
the
June
30
the
sales
June
30
period in
same
earnings
for
that
ended
$5,253,000
were
year.
record
year's
the
for
against
the
of
The
Net
for
sales
June
been
share
per
cents
49
were
of
were
However,
and
the
share,
a
common
the
Aug.
the
chines
190,
p.
first
stock
for
compared
the
to
To
at
Martin
—V.
192,
s
said
in
the
company's
said stock
same aggregate purchase price
recapitalization.—V.
192,
p.
5.
option
as that
year
Clay
believe
that
months
the
voting
in
use
Lennox
by
states
Ten
firm
of
the
delivered
obligations
machines.
*
to
build
to
were
the
assumed
and
Prior
agreed
machines
owner
Tool
machines.
new
Ohio
has
the
paid
a
unit
per
manufacture
in
of
The
price
for
least
at
will
include
20,000
all
machines.
machines will be sold.
determine the desirability
The
any
will
the
from
which
order.
on
Ohio
that
assurance
at
sale
the
of
shares
and
offered
$167,081.
GIVING
EFFECT
authorized
par)
$10
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
shares
50,000
share
per
3,370
Coyle in exchange for certain patent rights
25,001
5.
to
Co., Inc.
—
Common
Stock
Of¬
a
company
was
organized on Jan.
State of New York.
The company's
department
production
Drive
facilities
River
and
located
are
are
at
10,
1956, under
executive offices
Niagara Street, Buffalo,
in a plant at the foot of
1700
located
Road, Tonawanda,
Buffalo, N. Y.
N.
Y.,
in
and
another
1719 Niagara Street,
is
engaged
primarily in the business of designing,
manufacturing, selling and franchising the manufacture and sale of
an extensive line of
fiberglas boats under the trade names of "Custom
company
Craft."
company has 'also' developed an extensive
and sale of plans, patterns and
The
design,
building of wood
PROCEEDS—The
and
fiberglass
estimated
boats by
in
"do
the
for
the
ap¬
$199,000 after payment of
and after payment of the company's expenses of
estimated
at
will
be
approximately $5,000.
utilized
substantially
It
as
it
consumer.
to the company will be
underwriter's commission
proceeds
proximately
expenses,
ceeds
business
kits
manufacture
yourself"
and
the offering,
anticipated that such pro¬
follows, in order of priority,
is
listed:
as
$535,354,000
for
the
for the
for
six
(a)
months
^
the corresponding
after
half
12,342.386
common
shares
outstanding
$13,191,000
a
com¬
year
sales
last
v
mold
$25,000
the
for
Per
year.
with
taxes
-
in
(d)
$1.06
"We
customers
,
in
are
have
1959.
the
production
$99,000
for
the
'Common stock (par
Purchase., warrants
as
against $295,266,000 in
$9,401,000 for the quarter,
earnings for the quarter were
entering
into our peak season.
planned
inventory
will improve materially,
improvement
However, it would
now
completed
?This
issued
^
,
earnings
that
suffice
last
offset
the
of
new
molds
company's
and
the
line
of
1961
purchase
boats.
of
of fiberglass
purchase of
boats.
raw
materials
for
and
securing
.
chase
figure
and
as
common
does
if
the
EFFECT
GIVING
value
$0.25)
PRESENT
TO
include
holders
stock.—V.
of
191,
the
shares
warrants
p.
of
192,000
60,000
.
not
FINANCING
500,000
—
common
exercise
their
60,000
stock
rights
to
to
be
pur-
1432.
.
:
their
reflect this
improved earnings anticipated in
the
second
the drop in earnings during the first six
year."—V. 189, p. 2781.
will
the
to
for
inventory and completed stock.
;
were
share
production
fixtures
for
equipping the new plant planned by the company.
(c) $25,000 for the purchase of new equipment of a semi-automated
^
character for machine spraying and lay-up procedures for use
v
for
$289,304,000
wei*e
income
stated,
our
from
new
;
(b)
preferred
outstanding,
$50,000
Cutter Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
For
the
(hospital
of
six
half-year.
Net
Up, Net Down—
months
to
June
30,
1960.
Cutter
Laboratories, Inc.
veterinary products) today reported net sales
with $10,800,000 in the corresponding 1959
earnings amounted to $540,000 after estimated U. S.
solutions
$11,628,000,
and
compared
States
U.' S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per-year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
TE: °h
account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funda.
the
Coyle.
company
proceeds
(no
the
of
Its
The
that volume during the second half
appear
Subs^ription^in'united^
on
after
compared
will
no
CAPITALIZATION
$13,221,000
General
We
with
Lima,
become
Craft Marine
design
Y.
N.
i
earlier.
the first half
and $19,267,000 for the corresponding period last year.
and depletion were $17,551,000 as against $16,413,000 a,
quarter
half
1879.'
with
earnings
on 12,317,673 shares
after
income
taxes
was
Earnings
cents
75
A.
market
Pursuant
—
laws
and
earlier.
and
3,
share
$1.54
not
Power Co.—Rights Offering to StockholdthG c?mPany is offering to holders of its common
^ nght to subscribe for $38,101,600 of 4%% con¬
compared
Per
$1.05
were
income
Depreciation
and
speculative
of
of/its
,
BUSINESS—The
1732.
operating revenues of $530,255,000
1960
year.
with
Second
ITie. approval
July 20 offering circular R. A.
Holman & Co., Inc., of 54 Wall St., New York
5, N. Y.,
publicly offered 85,000 shares of this firm's 25£ par
common stock at $3 per share.
•
1959.
be
will
is
A.
n.
Custom
fered
Clay
and
year
is
method
,
last
this
share.
per
business
new
and
V
30,
of
Offered
''
cash
For
however,
June
Net
will
and
stock
Sheridan
sales
dividends
The
potential
a
estimated
plant at
Net
pared
its
of
Issued:,
six
customers."
Stock
contemplate
that
the
Lima
firm
will
furnish
tools, and will manufacture the complete units.
CAPITALIZATION
second
period of
1959.
company's foreign subsidiaries
20.—V.
company's
the
Martin
will
and
there
Common
dn this volume were substantially less than in
stated.
"Increased labor and other costs had
to be absorbed in a highly competitive market with consequent reduc¬
tion in
profit margins.
The anticipated increase in sales volume,
which would have offset rising fixed costs, did not materialize in the
first six months due
to higher inventories having
been accumulated
by can users against a possible resumption of the steel strike in the
iirst
quarter and to a substantial reduction
in inventories by our
period
100.
p.
and
He
General
stock
be added
to corporate funds in the following priority: pay op¬
erating and sales promotion expenses estimated at $75,000; to develop
purchase tabulating equipment, and build an inventory on ma¬
six
period
corresponding
of
for
PROCEEDS—The
1959,
"Earnings,
1959,"
American
sought.
officials of each county
necessity of acquiring machines.
$81,668,000, com¬
1959.
Net earnings for
level.'-
same
191,
price of $10
a
the
county
reported.
has
national
a
will
first
shares of
common
of
organized
services,
is
period of
same
it
198,379,
and
used.
firm
therein
There
months of I960 were slightly less than
General Lucius D. Clay, Chairman of the
noted,
however,
that
the
latter
figure
included approximately $4,000,000 in
sales from box plants acquired
with
the purchase of Fort Wayne Paper Co.
and then disposed of
the same year.
Thus, actual sales for the two years were at the
the
on
below.—V.
officials.
be
negotiations
Lima
costs
against
same
for
will
machines
agreement
the
in
1959,
to
Cooper-Jarrett fleet's mileage for
last
year's distances, standing
listed
acceptance
public
being
have
were
$5,103,000
nature
sale
and
Continental Can Co. Inc.—Net, Sales Off—
Board,
in
total
company
this
Up—
through June 30 totaled $24,737,000, compared to $20,118,000
corresponding period last year.
The company's equity in the
profits of these foreign operations amounted to $1,503,000 for the
year's first-half, compared
to $1,096,000 in
1959.
The
next
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on common
stock outstanding will be paid Aug.
25
to
shareholders
of
record
Aug. 5.
A dividend of $1
on
preferred stock is payable Sept. 1 to
of
90.62
1960
the company will primarily
the
The
present
the
shareholders
be
Corp.,
upon
Ohio
company
25
affiliates
ior
to
(no par) at
and
present,
for
the
these
the board
of
the
for
cents
1960 there were 10,575,978
30,
three
$80,914,000
second
48
cents,
The
approximates
The
company
has
been
negotiating
Machine Euilders, Lima,
Ohio, to build
of
outstanding.
Sales
the
share
per
92
were
against
the
function as a sales organiza¬
service of the voting machines and tabulating
expects to act as a sales organization for the
sale of ballots, election supplies and other related functions.
companies and
Consumers also furnishes super¬
consolidated net earnings for I960 were $9,896,000,
the first six months of 1959.
earnings
94.9,
is
brought
prospectus dated July 14, the company
a
stock
than
At
tion
president.
First-half
acquisition
2200,
p.
dependent
units.
company
$158,127,000 for the six months ending
$155,896,000 for the same period last year
18
the
average.
32,706
198,827.
Millwork
citizens
other
Portland,
the
of
holding
of
to
July
on
through
publicly, without underwriting, 21,629 shares of
engineering
sales
prophesied
11,454,729.
carrier
BUSINESS—The
water
seven
Container Corp. of America—Sales
as
and
of
closely
191,
Empire
common
own
accounting, financial, purchasing and other services for
subsidiaries, and ior four other utility companies.—V. 192, p. 5.
Consolidated
expected
year
industry
against
common
offered
Chambers
then
Street,
laws
waterworks
a
will
visory,
30
be
can
this
the
—Pursuant to
;V;
company.
Exchange
under
Consumers
stock
the
95
the
to
who,
through
one
the
approval
Coyle's Voting Machine Co.—Common
8.5
:
'
•
the
the
of
pare
30.5
-
Maine,
absence
for
.y
to
so-called
that
ratio
34,653
:
PROCEEDS—All of
the
loss
a
'."/ '•
combined
awaited
figures
also
year
See
July 18 offering circular, H. M. Payson & Co.,
93 Exchange
St., Portland, Me., offered publicly 3,500
shares of this company's $1
par common stock at $28.25
per share. '"
" ' ' .:f ':'; -/p ;;■§
v'::
Co.,
to
;
had
Coraloc Industries, Inc.—Sells Rights—
■{
-
opposed
as
factors
of
manage¬
future."
Lines,
is
below
tonnage
motor
30.5
:
well
11,098,083
30.5
&
C-J
gross
business
Freight
exchange.—V.
the
of
$83,674,
under
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. operates in 15 states between Kansas City,
Chicago and New York City commercial zone, and by interchange,
to all points west of
Chicago. It has terminals in Kansas City, Chicago,
Cleveland, Philadelphia, Trenton, Jersey City and Wallingford, Conn.
The 17 Ya
cent quarterly dividend to be paid tomorrow is the 50th
consecutive one in the. company's history.
Cooper-Jarret was the first
the
the
subscription
employees:
the
below
named
from
of
of
against
as
April 30, 1960, the company
$268,324,000
and
net
income
of
such
these
its
operating
still
this
at
ended
of
of
several
including
foreseeable
Commission
June
the
communities
is
earnings,
that
the
Atlantic
months
of Michigan
electricity in
of
areas,
that
not
January.
of which by the Interstate Com¬
momentarily."
Mr. Cooper also said that some
charges already had been adjusted
and
that
further increases, which should contribute
substantially to
profits, had been applied for. He also noted that although the six
redemption prices
the
I960,
of
do
operation
since
.
said
improve
quantity
interest.
rural
months
five
tallies
its
national
believe
in
to
merce
stock,
are
these
from
economy; unusually severe and prolonged winter
"cheaper railroad rates offered by Plan III Piggyback
so-called shippers asociations." Mr.
Cooper commented:
a
stock
March
into
Co.__-
2636.'
p.
erSph mers
9*
of
the
purchase
the
Kidder &
reductions,
—
be
Consumers Water Co.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
to Which
stock
con¬
to
construction
convertible
including
purchasers
to
&
ended
shares.
authorized by the California
to issue to its employees restricted stock
company
1 5 Corporations
rwf a £?tal of 5 350 shares
options
Stock
for
that
authority
earnings
$197,000.
of
fact
realized
and
■
any
cenfo
percent
their right to participate in
company
.
Patp
existence
°
pnue
tueieui,
o,j.kcj.
wiuvh
an
ucu
urn °f the purchase price thereof, after which all out
shares of the company 'shall participate, share, and share
i
u
nfh
1961,
months
below
to
and
M.
suant to
or
lmposed by the Commissioner
aA waiver of
aiikp
of
12
Allen
months
remaining
facilities.
Feb.
expires
measures
shares
all
irrmaii DurinS the
aived
Stankhw
stanHin
the
and
,■
the
and
production
M
cpivoH ?i
of
program,
made
obtained
$9,625,000 for
eVej?' other share.
There are
no
pre-emptive,
conversion
or
«niHm on r'®^ts. All of the 150,000 new shares offered hereby when
w,a;^
forth herein will be fully paid and non-assessable.
8 ;17 shares of the 313,950 outstanding shares are subject to an
am
sale
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann
at
,
Caiif
be
engaged within
distribution and
revenues
Contract,
sec
two-story con¬
feet;
approxi¬
a
square
offices
promoters
or
1960,
sed si.oo par value common
a!!h °„ut'sta_ndtng 104,650 shares,
ana
313,950
having
loans
accrued
townships,
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
reported
at
and
Quantizer,
CAPITALIZATION—In
e c°mm°n
is
purchase,
and
distribution
total
construction
expenditures
the
first
the
has
temporary
shippers associations will be out¬
Saying that the company had been
operating revenues by accepting a large
volume of low revenue, "fringe"
traffic, the chairman expressed hope
that the next six months will offset some of the
disappointments of the
first
half
year.
He
said:
"For
this
improvement we look to our
recently approved acquisition of Nielson Bros. Cartage Co.;
to
a
growing volume of traffic from the New England territory served
by the newest terminal, in
Wallingford, Conn.;
and
to
the
great
$38,941,000.
to
en¬
automatically
jo an accuracy of ten billionths of a second. The product measures
the speed
and distances of
missiles, space ships and satellites.
.
"We
able
research
development for an extended period. of
time, the company's main
product, namely Quantizing equipment, has
recently been evolved and
publicized.
This- instrument or group of
snare
for
events.
15,
plus
townships. Population
than 4,000,000.
had
combining
February, 1958,
leased, are located
5,650
and
lease
directors
in
systems
under
in
consist
administrative
offices,
1957,
the
optimum
solution
problems.
The company
gages in prime contracts and sub-contracts.
The company commenced
actual
operations
present location.
The facilities, which are
Pontius
14,
for
handling
its
1931
company's
will
certain
Aug.
company
generation,
communities
in
the
the
treasury
par,
balance of the
proceeds will be
used
to
fabricate
a
"Quantizer"
demonstrator, for market analysis and application research, advertising
and marketing department
organization.
of
part
in
after
17,754
company
was
incorporated Oct.
State of California.
It
is engaged
in
to
under
showed
1959
through
Aug.
on
the
Chairman
weather;
convertible debentures
of
BUSINESS—Consumers
Maine, is a corporation
analog
EST
p.m.,
Lines
in
Atlantic
year
boom
$38,101,600 of deben-
5
that
attention
Cooper-Jarrett
Freight
Cooper-Jarrett
of
any
-5:*
debentures
shares offered
hereby will be approximately $117,500.00. Of the
approximately $70,000.00 will
be
added
to
the
company's
working capital and utilized for general corporate purposes including
financing of inventories and retirement of existing bank loans.
The
laws
of
called
income
The
Nov.
15, 1960 at a conversion price of $60 per
surrender of $100 principal amount of debentures
in exchange for each two shares
by
proceeds
the
price
,out
to shareholders
on
July 18.
depressed, at $147,665 for the six months in
$332,352.
On the 588,948 shares now outstanding,
was
1959's
Cooper
said
the
after
the
both
He
amount
reported
income
is
Mr.
an
&
BUSINESS—The
at
.
Stock
debentures,
of
financing
common
offering circular dated July 19, the
company publicly offered 150,000 shares of its no par
value common stock at $1 per share, through
Holton,
Henderson
in
company's
A.
Corp.—Common
expire
to
payable
National City Bank of New York has been appointed
registrar and paying agent for $50,000,000 principal amount
of the company's 4^4% notes, due July 1, 1979.—V. 192, p. 208.
to
will
the
repay
short-term bank
connection
with
interim
in
on
First
Computer Equipment
of
amount
program.
trustee
-Pursuant
amount
aggregate
Procee.ds from the sale of the
finance
issuable
Commercial Credit Co.—Appointments—
The
principal
carriers,
include
privilege
Robert
to
Atlantic
its
and
company
f
will
1960—6
$459,977
222,407
this
revenues
in
the
first
half
of
1960
set
an
all
the period, reaching $8,073,643 as opposed to
$7,908,230
E.
Cooper, jr., cnairman oi
tne
long distance
for
ago,
net
lawed
more
^
Net
$100
portion of
Are?'nJ"ip oyee subscriptions
ltfbu.
10,
and
1960—Month—1959
including officers> of the
,
unsubscribed
purchase,
-Earnings-
Wyoming Ry
Colorado &
But
ment,
«SifcEGE77]E^ployees
subsidiary,^ Michigan Gas Storage Co., are being offered the
fhbscribing for not more than $5,000 aggregate principal
debentures, subject to allotment, at the subscription
j>iuo lor
operating
record
year
common
underwriting compensation as follows: Ralsey,
Inc., $79,499; First Boston Corp. and HarriRipley & Co., inc., jointly, $144,700 and Morgan
Stanley & Co., $148,596.
v
and
revenue-expenses.
Railway oper.
a
Stuart & Co.
REDEMPTION—The
I960—Month—1950
30—
period Ended June
Railway oper.
time
man
share,
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
&
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Gross Up, Net Down—
Gross
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
&
Co.; Allen & Co., and A. M. Kidder &
Co., Inc., will,
underwrite the
offering. Their successful bid specified
an
underwriting compensation of $71,111. Other groups
stock
Colorado
3
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
4
Federal
33
(400)
income
cents
class
equivalent
class
K.
with
of
earnings
the
of
dividend
and
allowance
class
$564,000
B
cents
a
also
He
supported
period.
told stockholders
,
that depressed
prices had affected earn¬
that the California District
reported
the finding
of
lower
a
Dynacolor Corp.—New Product—
This
that
court
the
Tne
of 8 and 35 111111 color
processor
Dynacolor film,
new
company had not been guilty of negligence in the preparation of polio
vaccine.
It also supported the lower court's decision that the vaccine
carried
of
implied
warranty.
The implied warranty finding will be
appealed to the State Supreme Court, Dr. Cutter noted.—V. 191, p. 1217.
Delaware & Hudson RR.
result
a
of
tnree
effort
research
years'
Period Ended June 30—
be
1960—Month—1959
oper.
revenue—
$3,634,463
Railway
oper.
expenses.
$*.3y
1960—6 Months—1959
$3,956,433 $23,172,831
$23,765,004
17,872,828
2,911,437
2,950,461
18,390,262
$723,026
$1,005,972
$4,782,563
railway oper. inc.—
441,810
573,203
2,917,844
3,345.744
192,
5.
p.
:
1960—Month—1959
Railwav
oper.
revenue..
$5,£42,216
Railway
oper.
expenses.
5.053,651
from
rev.
1960—6 Months—1959
$6,442,574 $35,853,911
5,122,318
$888,565
$1,320,256
railway oper. inc.—
.137,615
505,943
Del
tne
192,
Electronics
at
$4
share.
per
shares
6,0C0
5,
Standard
from
othei
Securities
stockholders
has
for
purchased
an
Y.,
N.
install
equipment in
machinery and
new
and
gram;
The
the
$250,000
lists
prospectus
other
larger
quarters; $50,000 to purchase and
equipment requirqa, in an expansion pro¬
balance
Joseph
for
G.
each
of
Denver
the
and
of
Grande
oper.
He
Raymond Kaufman,
two
and
63,050
own
his
stock
Tine
Western
RR.—Earnings—
expenses.
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
192,
ry. oper.
$1,809,089
inc.—
765,637
oper.
$2,076,824 $12,589,538 $12,143,942
903,764
5,308.001
5,607,532
Ellis
I.
Levitt,
On
Iowa,
Co.—Financing Resume—
President
May
notes
to
has
of
10.
the
reviewed
this
DIAL
the
issued
$2,500,000 of 614 %
junior sinking fund
institutions in the amounts indicated:
The
following
the U.
S., N. Y., $1,000,000; Equi¬
tably Life
Insurance
Co,
of Iowa,
Des
Moines, $500,000; State of
Wisconsin Investment Board, Madison.
Wis., $500,000; State Farm Life
Insurance Co., Bloomington,
Ind., $250,000; United Benefit Life In¬
Co..
Co.,
Des
On
0maha,$200,000;
Moines,
June
2,
and
Mill
Owners
June
the
14,
Insurance
150,000
shares
of
common
DIAL
following
issued
$7,600,000
of
Co.,
turn
stock
Inc.,
to
an
for
on erect
un¬
approxi¬
Dy
tne
un¬
15-year
senior
Y.,
$750,000;
Bankers
Co.,
Co.,
Omaha.
Moines.
On
Co.,
Des
Moines,
$500,000;
Equitable Life
Moines, $250,000;
United Benefit Life Insurance
$250,000; and Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co.
13,
the
to
As
Life
Des
Des
$100,000.
July
notes
Tne
indication
an
issued
of
is
increase
an
year,—V.
191,
company's
recent
than
more
now
$6,900,000
sinking
fund
Mr.
Levitt
exceed
since
also
$74,545,000,
Jan.
1
of
this
civilian
loss
This
of
been
nas
figure,
for
substantial
to
three
the
six
$2.30
months
at
the
of
per
So45,<16,000
fS
was
$694,514,000
This
the
months
of
commercial.
in
was
nnartw
1960
fiscal
48
cents,
the
loss
com¬
year
compares
were
of
with
totaled
loss
a
fiscal
$566,508,000
of
The
which
also
compared
and
increase
was
space
over
military
systems
the
the
backlog totaled $1,417,237,000,
military and $722,723,000 was
commercial.
i9ireipC900°Ur lntensified efforts
the
&
Ended June 3C—
Railway
Railway
192
$7,497,515
expenses-
ac-
>
''y\0per-
$4,003,056
which
opinion
of
2,502,008
order
(at
will
under
Ralwa?
Railway
Net
Net
TJr renue"
oper. expenses.
rev.
from
railway
ry. oper.
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
inc.__;
192,
p.
$450,000
.
406,335
$43,665
*73,631
5.
377,269
$145,731
15,913
total
certain
1959,
volume
filters
types
the
priority
such
to
retention
of
sult
of
has
delay
from
be
video
if
electronic
to
the
sale
utilized
of
the
stock,
substantially
the purposes set forth below
network
should
to
nucleonic
underwriters
such net
the
use
&
192,
systems
1,848,635
I960
S2
10,000
2,009,907
acquisition
6 Months—195Q
such
of
the
shares
at
the
public
officers
such
event,
852,00^ Sl7 OOO
2,091,206
$760.7:4
20,494
as
of
and
^iosS
flashtubes
for
equipment
<
from
the
Kidder,
the
$3 053,098
$9,843,500
$827,406
75,366
.
net
earnings
and
it
will
value.
par
Peabody
&
names
and
company
and
E.
W.
Weld
&
Co.
&
Inc._
Co
Noyes
&
Hutton
Co.
Weeks
&
&
Co.___
p.
named
of
market
Contract—
contract
airborne
totaling $571,000 from
missile
tow
target
for
the
announced
on
the
TDU-6/B,
will be
used
F 101, F 104, F 105 and F 106.
to
&
1984.
Stone
simulator.
The
outer
shell will
Froauctlon on the tow targets will
this
of
contract
to
Electronic
Specialty
"enlarges the company's product mix and
engaged
be
begin
have
we
tow
entered
target
in
earth
upon
and
Co.,"
Mr.
represents one
months.
recent
expected."
are
systems
in
the
tracking instru¬
mapping studies involving
space
contract raises
time
last year.—V.
191,
2637.
p.
Martin
Air
scopic
Negotiations
Net
5,000
Day
Ciement
of
El
4,000
&
Pacific
Northwest
H.
C.
Wainwright
H.
Walker &
2,00,0
Quinn
&
of
Singer,
Spencer, Swain
Deane
2,000
Co
&
&
various
to
be
equipment
company also pro¬
micrometers for micro¬
materials.
concluded
during
1960—Month—1959
from
$4,048,586
;
August.—V.
190,
1960—6 Months—1959
$5,288,938 $28,388,171 $29,979,174
3,730,478
20,832,641
20,457,705
ry. oper.
$874,979
$1,558,460
$7,555,530
inc.__
151,132
378,302
1,576,515
$9,521,469
2,593,983
oper.
&
Natural Gas Co.—Rights
Offering—The com¬
offering to holders of its outstanding common
is
the
right
to
at
the basis of
on
stock
common
subscribe
stocK
common
for
additional
1,136,890
the subscription price of $29
one share for each 15 shares
held of record
Sub¬
July 26, 1960.
on
purchasing
of
tne
common
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
general funds of the company.
It is
to
repay
current
companies,
bank
per
nection
annual
of
share
the
on
record
with
rate
the
of
1960,
commcn
Aug.
26,
present
$1.30,
loans
financing
expected
and
for
will
that
is
added
be
the
Gas
a
to
proceeds
investment
directors declared
stock,
unsub¬
any
shares.
principally El Paso Natural
DIVIDEND—On July 26,
cents
the
will
securities
Produce Co.
in
of 32V2
dividend
1960 to stock¬
including the shares issued in con¬
offering.
The dividend,
equivalent
10 an
payable Sept.
30,
1960,
the
96th
consecutive
dividend
BUSINESS—The
pipe line
a
sells
1,750
1,750
1,259
Parke
1,250
Scribner
1,250
Co.
1,250
Inc.
resale
company is
engaged principally in
system for the transmission of natural
natural
and
company's
States.
The
extends
from
the
gas
customers
system
owned
to
gas
delivers
United
paid
distributing: companies
directly to industrial
are
southern
west
located
in
portion
Texas
California-Arizona border.
the company's subsidiary,
by
the
of
the
across
The
New
gas.
and
by
the
operation
The com¬
municipality
All
customers.
western
of
part
company's
pipe
°*
the
hne
Arizona
and
Mexico*
portion,
formerly
Pipeline Corp.,
northern
Pacific
the
Northwest
prior to the merger of that
corporation into the company 011 Dec. 31,
1959, extends from New Mexico and Colorado
through Utah, Wyoming
Oregon and Washington, to the Canadian border.
The com¬
pany and its subsidiaries own about 10.228
miles
Idaho,
transmission
a
1,750
Co.__
,
&
in
support
The
optical
3,173,607
scribed portion
the
Co.,
Co.
2,003
ground
industries.
and
scription rights will expire at 5
p.m. (EOT) on /vug. if,
1960. White, Weld & Co.
Inc. will manage a standby
group to underwrite the issue by
stock
L.
Co
Roberts
expected
expenses-
share,
per
1,750
G.
are
revenue__
shares of
for
2,000
R.
—___—
4,000
markets
Paso
stocK
agreed
Co.,
Co.
&
Evans
negotia¬
(Glendale),
192, p. 6.
pany
common
Inc.
A.
into
Co.
100,000
2,000
4^000
entered
company.
common
&
&
flaws
oper.
rev.
holders
year
of
Inc.
7ra.sk
of
oper.
railway
—V.
pany
Anthony
has
Equipment
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
to
Spencer
and
missile
telescopes
Period Ended June 30—
Railway
Railway
hyaro-
Shares
Tucker,
Calif.)
Cargo
869.
p.
used
underwriter purchased
of the number of shares
purchased
5,000
and
tracking
measurement
subsidiary
calendar
cf
5,000
Air
"Acquisition of Air Cargo is the first
step in Electrovision's pre¬
viously anounced program of planned diversification into fields other
than the entertainment
industry," according to Mr. Stone.
of
strobo-
severally
Pierce
aviation
optical
be
Each
Rauscher,
manufactures
the
Acquire—
Angeles,
of
stated.
Cargo
duces
(Los
acquisition
Stone
in
used
Corp.—To
Corp.
tne
phe¬
were
shares
shares
for
com¬
sales
net
sale
below
2,009
Roland
191,
1959
733,390
Schmidt,
Templeton
—V.
1960
4,000
Co
and
com¬
applications.
2-
company's
5,000
__
_____
Co.
Pressprich
&
Inc.__
,
&
Mitchum, Jones &
Model,
initial
many
new
fields
that
additional orders for tne
Electrovision
have
$232,020,
below.
&
—.
Co.
Oscilloscopes,
cameras
Shares
40,000
Jackson
Witter
McDonald
im¬
an
Tnrough
can
the company's current
backlog of unfilled orders
approximately $3,500,000 compared with $3,500,000 in backlog ac the
tions
of
Co
Curtis
Smith/Barney &
of
the
For
the
outstanding
selling stockholders 20%
Webber,
to
underwriters
their
opposite
wave
variety
the company the number
n
R.
re¬
Peabody & Co.
underwriters
photographic
earnings
effect
have
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase from
a
speed
$77,133.
net
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
shares
and
high
13. weeks ended April
^
and
W.
Enterprises
infra-red
an
ElectroVision
304.
available for purchase
by em¬
offering price. The three selling
the
milli-microsecond traveling
tubes,
and
construction.
and
The
to
same
the
has
suitable
Hornblower
Co.—AF
an
in-
Cur¬
a
2637.
p.
complete
is
products.
is
of addi¬
developed and is expanding its own line of
products
ana
components,
including instruments and
for the control and
measurement
of ultra high speed
Hemphill,
Panorama
as
Corp.
Enterprises,
electronics
satellites.
portions of its funds
p.
and
shares
10,000
company
Kidder,
Panorama
have
million.
volume
ments
Grier, Inc.—Common Stock
company
are
thyration
Paine,
$12
Specialty Co. supplies components and
field, the anti-ICBM program for satellite
aggre¬
industry.
the
191,
received
of
sales
Electronic
loans
products.
BUSINESS—Since its incorporation in
1947
the
has en¬
company
gaged in the design, production and
application of electronic and
nucleonic instrumentation
systems as a prime contractor to the Atomic
Energy Commission. It also
engages in scientific research and
develop¬
ment projects in electronics
for various government
agencies and for
1960—6 Months—1959
organization,
a
in
sales
years,
rate
increases
industrial
Specialty
award
the
Sizable
development and
of partially
In
necessary
certain
investment
make
receiver
"The
proceeds
company and their sales involve only
minor part
of their holdings in the
company.
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds to the
company from the sale of
shares approximately
$500,000 will be used for the purchase
of equipment. The
remainder of the proceeds will be used
to increase
inventories and in connection with
the introduction of new
from
earnings
photographic consumer
Craig was founded
ten
annual
an
subsidiary,
and
products.—V.
Burgess said,
in
100,009
forth
to
States.
the past
fighter series, President William H. Burgess
glass
purpose
develop.
purchased 190,000 shares
selling stockholders.
from
for
$1
to
equivalent
These
production;
opportunities
any
and
shares
of
the
amounted
tax,
by Electronics Capital
provided
owned
company has
Air
Force
for
fiber
premium.
stock
share
for
immediately.
estimated
follows,
as
research, development and engineering serv¬
these general fields. The stock sold
quickly at a
additional
at
now
substantial
consumer
imported
mand
finance
engages in
were
a
compares
complete target will be fabricated at the company's Los Angeles
facility and will include a power supply system, scoring system, com¬
—
geh
are
and
United
In
target, officially designated
target-test air-to-air missiles on the
begun
temporary reduction of the outstanding
credit agreement which on May 10, 1960
Edgerton, Germeshausen
nomena,
1960,
income
outstanding.
electronic
western
The
Offered
An underwriting group headed
by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. offered for public sale on July 25, 120,000
shares of Edgerton, Germeshausen &
Grier Inc.
commop
stock priced at $14.50
per share. The company produces
mercial
wholly
Century jet
July 25.
discussion concerning the acquisition of other
companies are
time/the company is interested in making desirable
to
a
microwave
company might find it advisable
in connection with such
agreed
30,
June
Federal
shares
steadily.
funds
new
Electronic
The
the
for
The
being held at this
retain
and
call
distributing
the
delay
wide-band
the
of
its
development, among
things, of new and improved types of delay networks.
balance of the net proceeds will be added to the company's work¬
ing capital.
will
cents
Tnis
share,
cents
Electronics
largest
in
Craig's
Any
20.000
the
of
other
in
72
63
on
to
grown
five-fold
Craig's
and
sales.
earnings
(c) Approximately $50,000 will be applied to the
tional engineering
test equipment useful in the
no
ended
to
outstanding.
to
July 26 the sale of $750,000 of its ten-year
Capital Corp., small business in¬
Capital will have the right to convert
approximately 30Vc of Craig's common stock.
porter
listed:
as
revolving
acquisitions
is
has
forecasts
rent
of
Approximately $100,000 will be applied to
purchase of machinery and equipment for the
automating
Corp.
1929
creased
accounted
and
of
equivalent
Electronics
distributor
manufacture
military
precision
30,
(bt
Dean
$523,000
for
are
Nov.
July 19, for the three
profit of $890,068 after
on
net
equivalent
stock
common
1,230,500
debentures
and
gated $180,000;
set
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
scale,
proceeds
expected
are
of
net
Until required for
be applied to the
White,
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Period Ended June 30—-
ending.
electro-magnetic
limited
a
products
company's
the management
advisable.
is
$252,000,
the
t0 reduce costs in
"$5^084^00 1^418.081 "$5,850,006
1,714,039
5
the
manufactures
sales
of
$8,531,182 $21,132,428 $20,788 318
3,446,882
15,714,347
14,938^312
3,494,459
Craig
as
comparable
Ry.—Earnings——
1960—-Month—1959
°Per" revenue~~
oper.
NP?eLif™r-m
—V.
Iron Range
of
principal
year
and
components
tax,
non-recurring credit of $259,765 from sale of real estate,
with a net profit of $1,457,023, equivalent to $1. is
a
the corresponding
1959 period.—V. 191, p. 1005.
a
for
in
not
growth
the
on
company.
investment into
its
to
25,000
amendment
to
the
The company was a
development,
and
ap.
Electronics Capital Corp.—Buys Debentures—
common
stock, 10c par value, is entitled to divi¬
and if declared by the Board of Directors. The com¬
paid dividends since its formation but has followed the
policy of retaining earnings to finance expansion of its business. The
company anticipates that this policy will be maintained as long as in
to
Duluth, Missabe
90 7/
on
design,
.
important
The
when,
has
ponents
$763,821,000
M
"—V
the
equipment
of
Craig Corp. announced
DIVIDENDS—The
dends
share
convertible
transformers.
The
1959.
Missiles
in
company's
the fiscal
in
approximately
private
1959.
fco. flnckholders. Board Chairman Donald W. Douglas
"
♦' Douglas, Jr. said the more favorable second
!hnwin
areas
was
first half
which
a
1959,
J
a»
for
mJSS000,year substantial
a
ago.
31,
fiscal
present
share.
$1,309,537,000,
nf
figure of $280,990,000
share
per
warrants
reserved
a
the
May 31, 1960, represents
preceding quarter when a loss
loss
period
stood
of
quarter.
oSsaolenn«f0/ *»£ first six
for the same
$447,853,000
Backlog
quarter
ended
the
The
share,
per
second
company.
from
first
months
to
$3.93
or
the
the
reported.
for
equal
o
by
the
was
$1.82
$15,010,000,
for
improvement
$6,949,000
pared
$1,820,000
reported
to
officers
to
J.
engages
needs.
networks,
stockholders
Douglas Aircraft Co.. Inc.—Shows Loss—
net
N.
electronic
ployees of the
year
options
Net
growth,
outstanding receivables
of
junior
2744.
p.
Park,
company
The
the
announced that DIAL'S
which
$1,000,000 of 6 ',4 'It
Insurance Co. of N. Y.
Life
has
by
"have
600,000 shs.
Plan,
granted
a
specialized
shares
reported
I960,
30,
income
of $780,899
1959
period.
product
name
added,
compares
share,
purpose.
present
June
Federal
1,230,500
a
This
Outstanding
is
ices
DIAL
Mutual
the
New
devices,"
-
he
cleaners
vacuum
ended
S.
a
$1.54
incorporated under the laws of the
1953 under the name "ESC Corporation,"
18,
to
batteries,"
Net
profit for the six months
$1,897,045 after estimated U. S.
Incorporation on May 13, 1960.
partnership doing business under the name Electronic
composed of Morton. Fassberg, Stanley S. Packer and
Yavner, who became officers and directors of the company.
Palisades
U.
profit
corresponding
notes
Chicago,
Insurance
with
FINANCING
underwriter
and
in
Corp.—Net Up—
of
period
the
on
Co.,
E.
maker
estimated
qualified to do business in New Jersey.
Its
executive
offices, engineering research laboratory, and manu¬
facturing plant are located in leased property at 534 Bergen Blvd.,
institutions
N.
the
Orange
Belleville
v '':
alkaline
Electrolux
This
was
Feb.
on
to
stock,
such
acquisitions.—V.
53i%
for
the
amounts
indicated: The Ford
$1,500,000;
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank
as
$1,500,000; Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
of
Hartford,
SI,000,000;
The
First
National
Bank
of
Chicago
as
Trustees.
$1,000,000;
Continental
Assurance
Co.,
Chicago, $750,000;
Continental Illinois National Bank &
Trust Co. of Chicago as
Trustees,
Foundation,
Trustees,
for
of
to
successor
Systems
While
sold
stock
changed
was
Certificate
$50,000.
DIAL
derwriting group headed by White, Weld &
mately $2,800,000. This common stock was in
derwriting group to the public.
On
Mutual
be
may
said.
Dwyer
months'
company has reserved 25,000 shares
of the exercise by Mr. Bernard Brain of
event
company
State of New York
company's
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
surance
869.
p.
the
has agreed to sell
shares of common
company
01
BUSINESS—The
at
company
stock
common
and
logical
a
vestment
PROCEEDS—The
of 207 Ninth St., Des
financing transactions to
date for the year 1960.
Through these transactions, DIAL has secured
funds totaling $13,900,000. "Tne
funds,'' said Mr. Levitt, "were used
initially to reduce short-term debt, thereby
enabling the company to
further expand its sn all loan ousiness.
Moines,
the
authorized
its
DIAL Finance
in
25,000
It
of
Option
were
and desirable further step in the
diversification
basic business, the manufacture of packaged power
ESB's
Offered—
1,000,000 shs.
Stock
Bloomfield
of
West
plications in the storage battery field, although their
characteristics
widely from those of lead-acid batteries. ESB has neither
pro¬
nor marketed
this specialty type battery."—V. 191, p. 2516.
option.
manufacturing,
5.
p.
stock
10c)
Restricted
addition,
snares
Louis
value
shares
In
purchase
for
1960—Month—1959
1.960—6 Months—1959
$6,106,847
$6,726,373 $38,249,863 $38,047,601
4.297,758
4.649,549
25.660,325
25,903,659
revenue—
oper.
PRESENT
TO
section
at
;
is
include
EFFECT
transaction
duced
company.
GIVING
(par
30,000
common
pany
Net
the
company's
employees.
company
Period Ended June 30—
Railway
Railway
and
stock
the
purchase
of
President.
as
outstanding stock.
Rio
&
working capital.
Delcau
officers, Hugo J. DiGio/anni
shares
of
stocn
common
which
$£00.
proceeds
of its sale cf
the additional
100,000 shares
will be
used
:ias follows: $25,000 to finance the removal and
installation of ma¬
ahd
190,
Stock
cash
facilities
differ
Empire Trust
Co.,
20
Broad
Street,
New
Y., end the Irving Trust Co., One Wall Street, New York
will be the Registrar and Transfer Agent respectively for
N.
'Under
The company is
principally engaged- in the engineering, design, de¬
velopment, manufacture, assembly and sale of high voltage power
supplies, transformers, chokes and reactors.
In
addition to certain
indebtedness, it has outstanding 205,000 shares of common stock. Net
chinery
Corp.—Common
the
of
through
acnievect
two montns.—v.
wiinui
Terms
manufacturing
'
"Nickel-iron
a
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Registers Common—
Electronics
additional
and
of
Mr.
another na¬
by
Authorized
a
exercisable
disuioution
national
wun
organizations
5.
p.
Corp., 521 Homestead Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on July 26, covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $4
per share.
The offering is to be made on an all or none basis by
a
group
of underwriters headed by Standard Securities Corp. and
Bruno-Lenchner, Inc., who will receive a commission of 50 cents per
share plus $10,000 for expenses.
The underwriters also may purchase
20,000 three-year stock purchase warrants at one cent per warrant
to
Walgreen
roll.
AFFOINTMENTS—'The
Yorn
$4,641,268
*98,792
*1,466,145
filed
weens,
Electronics
*fCommon
a
Kocak.
lor
per
quantity
in
shares of this firm's i0(? par common stocK at $4 per sh.
32,024,123
$3,911,119
Del
of
11st
$1.99
oraered
oeen
July 25 offering circular, .Laird, Bissell &
Meeds, 120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y., offered 75,000
$36,665,391
31,942,792
ry. oper.
Deficit.—V.
six
three
the
of
ESC
15,
Net
within
occur
Pursuant to
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
A
$4.bU
for
film
mm
also
v.
Period Ended June 30—
to
35
lias
film
includes
Lake
Silver
'
"Tnis
$5,892,176
—V.
*
Dynacolor
the
and
chain, and negotiations are progressing with still a
third, Mr. Brown said. However, lie stated he was not free to reveal
these' names until initial shipments were mace. He expected this to
each
Net
the
acquisition
Jersey.'
tionally-known
ry. oper.
Net rev. from
Net
roll of 8 mm film, versus
per
sell
Dvnacolor's
firir^
disclosed.
The
by
the
Philadelphia
72-year-old
not
engineers and chemists, will retail at approximately 607/
price of Eastman Kodax nlm, inducing processing.
Tnis would
the
will
Corp.—Earnings—
Railway
Co.—Acquires—
Purchase of the nickel-iron alkaline battery business of The
Thomas
Edison
Industries division of McGraw-Edison Co. by The
Electric
Storage Battery Co. is announced by E. J. Dwyer, President of
A.
Dynacolor
an
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
Electric Storage Battery
Kodachrome film
in competition
with
Eastman
Kodak, Ansco and Gevaeri, according to William J.
Brown, President.
The first major distributors of Dynacolor film will
be
tne Walgreen Drug Chain, which
will sell the product nationally
Under its own private-brand name, "Waigreen's" Color Film.
independent
has entered the manufacture of 8 and 35 mm color film
1959
President,
to
..
common
36
or
drop in blood fraction
had
Appeals
in
M.D.,
a
during the period.
Court
net
share
B
Cutter,
conditions and
ings
after preferred
outstanding class A
the
on
compares
and
A
Robert
farm
tax,
share
a
This
stock.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v.
of
main
pipe lines and 7.784 miles of field
gathering
delivery capacity of approximately 3,438
million
cubic
and
branch
lines, having
per day'
feet
REVENUES—For the four months ended
April 30, 1960, the company
its subsidiaries had
consolidated operating revenues of $175,484,000
and
and
net income of
$18,610,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
representative, White, Weld & Co., Inc., have
ject
to
the
terms
and
conditions
contained
Agreement, to purchase from the
centages set forth below, such of
below,
through
severally agreed,
in
thc*r
sU""
Underwriti'is
respective per¬
the
company,
in
the
the
additional shares
of
common
Number 5973
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(401)
stockholders
to
st°cI{
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oiler.
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p
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parcels
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in
New
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inrnblower
Lni'k
191,
Watling, Lerchen &
Wertheim &
Co—
.60
Co
&
2744.
P-
ment
Dean
as
of
of
proceeds
of
proceeds
operations.
.95
tively,
.95
hold
The
of
to
July 20. Empire also obtained an option
Industries,
Inc., Beverly
Hills, Calif.
provides that Empire
anytime within the next
option
Coraloc
of
both
involve
and
"Both
cash
a
payment
stocks.
Empire
Empire
•
and
-
to
■
Bruce
three
Coraloc
<q
u-.t
67V2%
acquire
may
If
years.
and
<'•>
of
exercised
exchange
an
the
of
Other
wiil
this
have
is
suitable
Outstanding
concrete
William
of
tne
bottom,
A.
Fio
of
the
that
Rito,
also
the
pool
is
of
Empire,
191,
steel
commercial
wall,
panel
extreme
Net
Other
Se
coupled
*o be offered
The
at
proceeds
July 19, 1960 filed
150,000 shares of class A
$2
are
of
Empire
to
con¬
notification
stock
common
be
used
reduce
to
The
Irving
stock
of
Trust
the
been
( par
Flintkote Co.—Net Down—
T:i£ company
ior the
first
on
July 26 reported
substantial improvement"
F°r tlle
first
six
months
lor
10 cents)
half
ago.
of
comparable
the
for
first
lanes
for tlle
June quarter sales
second quarter volume
,
ih .Come totaled
v.i.,
sh«L
a
period
$114,year
a
sales
rnoivV!!m
cut
tn
inert
"
f
t
Ofw
^ucer,
and
earnings
recent
for
average
in
six
first
demand,
months
in
The
July
kusine^
corporation,
.la a closed-end,
ec* hncler the
Navember,
r
1959
with
executive
non-diversified
offices
pROCEEo<T fen' Act 01 1!)5a-
hiiiiu.
^velonmJfes5
°
small
company
,concerns
or
intends
engaged
in
in
management
the
•••:•;'
to
either
specialize
in
in
activities
%ortunities
aris^°ri*'a' ^
and
agreement,
commnn
mon
of
at
he
six
to
66,731
June 13, 1959.
$26,428,730 com¬
now
outstanding, the first
share compared
per
with
earn¬
'
.
should
company
be
and
operating
if
at a
above.—V.
191,
1566.
p.
Earnings—
1960—6 Months—1959
$257,900
$1,660,749
$1,824,368
279,837
254,881
1,727,958
1,533,385
,5$20,862
$3,019
*$67,209
$290,983
*37,479
*299,070
15,340
6.
Corp.—Record Highs—
period,
year
for
20%
sales
were
Net
ago.
the
first
increase
$102,477,169, up 14%
was
$8,446,267,, up
from
income
half
of
1959.
the
over
Cash
How
$16,226,875
20%
amounted
for
the
to
similar
year.
half
share
common
of
1960
months
first
as
half
basis,
of
to
earnings
with
compared
amounted
$3.58
$1.34
to
$1.49
for
ago.
Cash
flow
came
a
year
share
per
as
compared
the
with
1959.
Computations are based on the
shares outstanding
during the respective periods.
Although the overall economy for the first half of
1960
for
$3.13
number
3,870,000
available,
4,602,769 $
4,136,304
The
for
$
1.43
$
3,076,656
the
officers
stated,—V.
Cement
Chemical Bank
the
New
stock
common
of
3,108,816
(B. F.)
mortgage money
191, p. 1218.
will be
more
readily
Co.—Registrar Appointed—
York
the
1.27
Trust Co.
has
company.—V.
been
189,
appointed registrar
1130.
p.
;
v
:
•
Goodrich Co.—Record Sales—Net Down—
sales of the company for the first
six months of I960
amounted
$4.03,820,831
compared with $383,369,949
for
the
same
period
of
1959, an increase of 5.3% and an all-time
high for any six months'
period.
Direct
and
indirect
sales
to
the
Federal
Government
were
to
7.4 %
of
in
19
on
"will
said,
signed
are
located
be
with
192,
p.
Allied
in
with
General
Transistor
to
have
by
is
for
provides
Instrument,
General
of
of
General
subject
Instrument
to
the
calls
Corp.
the
Instrument
Transistor
of
merger
for
Motors
with
due
underwriters
public
offering
the
is
a
191,
General
issuance
Tran¬
of
stock
common
common,
manufacturer
Small
seven-
for
be
by
and
July
27
offered
Morgan
the
w
,
investments in
related to the
11
.of
-electronic
a.
manufacturer
components
of transistors
for
use
mainly
191,
S^amey
underwriting
oi
terms
co.
Tue
are
to
xiKerest
rate,
be supplied
by
securities.
The
fiscal
State Street,
registration
statement
with
the SEC
on
shares of common stock, of which 100,000
'
sale
by the company
of
1417
six
7.2%.
of
a
income
from
The
a
com¬
for
the
gain
common
the
sale .'of
amounted
share.
company dividends received
months'
period
are
included
in
B.
the
F.
Goodrich
not
are
amounted
equal
to
15
of
1959,
first
six
cents
12
or
equity
included
increases
months
for
months
to
in
share,
a
cents
of
taxes
for
with
in
con-f
$1,350,000
and
share.
a
1960
has
been
devaluations.
compared
share
on
30,
1960,
30,
•
the
first
six
$18,993,000
stock
common
of
the
at
the
of
URCLPWA
in
of
months
for
the
of
.same
were
rubber
$173,640,638
Domestic
have
Other
years.
tho
June
30, 1959.
compared
inventories
b?en
priced
inventories
of
on
have
market.
during the
employment costs
replacement
of
strike.
or
in
on
June
inventory level was
'xriany
rubber
products
affected
and
paid
capital
on
1959
of
materials
both
cost
adversely
to
The
output
rubber-like
basis
lower
was
amounted
1959.
lack
to
natural
natural
tires
and
first
and
other
some
half
of
1960
low
com¬
product
lines.
by
1563.
p.
closed
Granite
City,
July
covering. 296,649
offered for public
are
to
22
be
111.
filed
a
and the balance, being outstanding stock, by the
Paul,
Minnesqta
ended
firm
30,
on
1960
the
were
July
sales
highest
12
reported that for
the
profits of the corporation
and
in
its
history. This was dis¬
by Albert H. Daggett, President, in the company's annual report
11.3%
above
the
shares
of
previous
which
next
Earnings
Consolidated
the
$3*657,133
above
April
subsidiaries
shareholders.
to
is
St.
year
its
and
best
for the
include
book
profit
subsidiary.
of
above
$4.34 per share on the 842,360
on
April 30, 1960. These earn¬
share representing the after-tax
fixed assets by a Gould-National
amounted to
stock outstanding
the
12
or
sale
cents
of
some
deducting
After
sales amount
to
$73,808,086 which
Consolidated net income after taxes
the previous year and
15.5%
profits.
net
year.
31.0%
year
$102,045
on
is
year
common
ings
this
a
non-recurring
item,
consolidated
operating profit was $3,555,088 or $4.22 per share..
These
tlm
earnings
share
per
Mr.
corporation
compared
$2.18
a
Corp.
cents
six
1950,
June
on
first-out
orieing
191,
April
1110.
General Steel Castings Corp.—Offering and Secondary
This
Net
costs,
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Ann.
Report
Corp.—Registers Debens.
New York, filed a registration
coverina- $150,000,000 of 22-year
for public sale through a group
be applied
p.
of
a
due
period
income
petitive
by
companies
income
June
on
and
higher
—V.
1959.
with
of
I960 and of 1959. Net
working
$251,868,486 compared with $258,196,879
low
priced
Net
July
on
all
decrease
a
months
.vas
last-in,
been
1959,
resulting
25
equity
currency
$1.10
$148,152,745
com¬
to reduction of short-term borrowings or invested
All of the company's outstanding capital
stock is owned by General Motors Corp. The prospectus lists Charles
G. Stradella as Board Chairman and Thomas W. Towell as President.
—V.
of
Inventories
by
first
gain
to
Increases
these
equity
recognize
abnormally
during the
was
short-term
in
six
the
compared
1959.
1960,
with
general
ally mav
industry
first
30,
the
of
Chemical
each
Such
months
in
1960,
and„associate
during
foreigix
$18,273,000
in
ranital
by
of
compared
affected
equal
income.
and
were
period
each
-
resale
new
to
Federal
1960
.
new
for
for
increase
$2.02
months
Allied
subsidiary
net
six
of
announced
was
fifty-five day strike
eight
of
the
company's rubber products
plants.
Conversely,
1959
first
half
net
a
to
income.
first
it
2517.
p.
Broadway,
on
to
headed
price
the
months
1959,
months
was
adversely
by
retained
net
man-made
Acceptance
1775
SEC
1932,
income
adjusted
an
business of the company is to finance the distribution
products manufactured by General Motors Corp. to dealers
and to finance such dealers' retail installment sales of
products as well as used units of any make. The net proceeds from
debenture sale will be added to the company's general funds and
be available for
the purchase of receivables. Such proceeds initi¬
The
of
net
six
six
taxes,
Goodrich
solidated
directors
by stockholders of both com¬
requested at separate special meetings
semiconductor
and
computers.—V.
corporation,
F.
first
against
all
tire
Works
consolidated
The
end equipment and a producer of semiconductor devices,
rectifiers and silicon and germanium diodes.
electronic
B.
in
six
of
six
share
was
after
Unconsolidated
by
first
months, after provision for
depreciation, amounted to $18,177,093
first
aided
Color
$1,100,000
approval
Transistor Corp. is principally
deben xxres
of
was
$2,231,083
Dividends
wnich
share
1959
including
to
on
chairman,
of
the
months
first
the
the
URCLPWA
Harmon
Stop
July 20 by Martin H. Benedek,
and Herman Fialkov, President
for
plants,
major
signed
the
half
the
common
for
in
six
Fresident.
and
income
for
Corp.
a
share
the
sales
first
for
taxes
income
first
113.
authorization
announced
income
mon
of
net
the
Keener,
$19,612,490
Net
New
Stores,
in
W.
including
additional
an
total
5.8%
by J.
Net
indoor
Massachusetts,
of
with
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
board
share
a
other
This
West Palrp
investment
It was
completion of the current financing, outa
af' n °f the company will consist of 976,664 snares
stock, $A par value.—V.
191, p. 2638.
$425,834 compared
was
not
up to expectations which had been
expressed throughout the
country,
the Georgia-Pacific officers
said, the corporation was able to increase
both sales and
profits substantially by further
integration and contiixued improvement in utilization of<
raw
materials.
Most economists
expect general conditions,to improve
during the second half of 1960.
as
they believe that liquidation of inventories which
has been going
on has about run its
course and
8,006,304
start
located
Co.—V.
pursuant
was
General
merger
statement
may make investments in other areas as
into
electronic
in
standJlAri^ATJ°N--r-Upon
0i
a
a
per
the
of
1,968,105
silicon
.The company will
0r
other f ^ these concerns by purchasing their convertible debentures
'tog con«iHHU y securities, by making long-term loans, and by furnishWiii Droh,M
,and Stfvisory services. While the company's investments
in
the itell
made principally in small business concerns operating
electronics
owns
»56,411
192, p.
half-year
last
six
Transistor.
and
29,
'
,
Chicago
$258,975
ry. oper.
$7,017,495
a
for
8,073,035
amendment.
Investment Company Act of 1940.
as
a
Federal Licensee under the
from
the
the
Maine.
Market
and
Instrument
General
company's common siock.
^umpaiiy s common stock.
comiWm,
licenser)'
Star
merger
notably
snares of this corporation's common stock at a
Vu8 per share. The offering marks the first public
8each'S®~7Tlle
of
ponents
„
r
Lanes
centers,"
Instrument
General
ouV
expenses.
the
first
1959
on
scheduled
and
Leases
and
the
Stock Offered—A. C.
on
UU
oper.
$89,786,814
On
panies. Such approval will be
now
scheduled, for Aug. 30,
1960.:
t
rno
E
Co.
been
have
is
Holiday
Island
new
centers.
General
The
*i'aes> indicates that our early observation will be borne
last half of the year will provide a substantial improveHaryey, Jr., Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
stated.—V, 192, p. 209.
offered
WI.CJ.CU
the
the
the
outstanding
common
particularly
more
companies, it
General
of
J
Fiorina Capital
Corp.—Common
& Co., Inc.
and ctb^ucictiea
associates
0nrt Orm
AJJV..
ctitu
salp
for
General
the
improvemetn
5,413,110
on
announced
Construction
12
corporation
of both
tenths
the
$66,314,298 recorded a year ago.
second period, equal to 72 cents
common shares
outstanding, compared
„_yn
Dri'
with
was
ended
totaled
I960—Month—1959
revenue
rev.
over
bowling
Rhode
agreement
first
compared
Corp.,
railway oper. inc.
For
P.
their
on
end of period—
outstanding at end of period
chain
15
at
Shop
This
of
.
stock
common
of
1566.
Florida RR
oper.
$19,617,151,
1218.
General
of
sales
$4,197,337 in the
on 5,448,780 average
'
,124' or 93 cents a share
outstanding, a year earlier.
While
■
$65,893,259
were
of
40-lane
of
sistor
a
of
bo
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Instrument
Georgia-Pacific
4,459,340
10,041,140
outstanding at
shares
November.
and
ago.
Net
share
sub¬
to
Sales, profits, and cash flow for the six
months ended
June
30,
1960, exceeded all previous records, it was
reported on July 26
by
Owen R. Cheatham,
Chairman, and Robert B. Pamplin, President.
the 500-laiie
shopping
„
r
tax
Transistor
"■Deficit.—V.
building program have been provided by px'oceeds
from a
recent
public offeriixg, from equipment manufacturers, from
internally generated funds and capital surplus, Mr. Smith stated.
half, equal
cents per share on 5,446,0S9 average common shares outstanding.
This compared with $7,113,' or 81.21 per share on 5,400,232 average common shares outstanding
a year
auer
in
1960.
net
reported
income
$
p.
Funds
common
<
? compared with $114,833,214 in the
Net income
amounted
to
$5,282,171
prefeired dividend
requirements to 87
i
the
'
final
John
9,312,769
tax
Its
reported,
the
at
General
Net
indebted¬
4,710,000
income
stock
ago.
the
Ave.
82,010
Federal
11
weeks
saxes
cents
year
p.
Net
Property,
9,394,779
Fedexal
lend
proceeds
lease¬
Madison
11,*34,915
2,040,136
11
a
Period Ended June 30—
23,351
(net)____
per
for
"Ten
company
its
June
12
year,
common
to
share
per
the
cms
191,
the
25,475
depreciation
of
equivalent
cents
Giant Portland
Hampshire,
"somewhat
the
the
before
was
35
Railway
Railway
earlier
family,
group
disappointing" results
this year but said improved demand indicates
six months
n
of
(net.)
to
net
for the corresponding period last
year.
Net loss
against net income of $695,956 in the first half
$220,033
Georgia &
$16,486,980 $14,500,480
5,u^6,5s0
4,435,989
expenses
to
General
The
other
weeks
rate
retire¬
refinance
and
$348,634 for
24
present
purchase
1960
general
the
that sales for the second
quarter of i960
with $12,344,728 a year ago, a decline-of
weeks ended
2,005,188 shares of
contixxues
See
New
and
of
12
profit by the year-end.—V.
bowling center, called Holiday Lanes, is scheduled
for completion
at Medfora,
Mass.
in August. Mr.
Smith
said.
Two
other
centers
totaling 64 additional lanes at Westerly, R. I„ and
West Roxbtu-y, Mass.
are under
construction and due
for completion
corporation.
.
n
registrar
it
Subs.)—Earnings—
depreciation
of
J.
period
(&
all
Corp.—Shows Loss—
reports
family
houses.
The
expenses.
appointed
mortgage
intends
company
additional
Hawthorne, President of the company, said that orders
for
consumer goods
dropped oif sharply in the second quarter and wero
substantially below earlier estimates in most
product lines.
Business
has shown improvement since the
middle of June, he
Currently, the company, doing $8 million in theater
business, operates
large
outdoor
drive-xn
theater
cnain
and
a
396
has
to
depreciation
theater
moyie
with
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
Co.
D.
owns
Avenue,
for
first
the
ings of
outstanding
addition
the
compared
income
the
half deficit
July 21 a $10 million building
centers in New England. Philip
Smith, Presi¬
project will make the company "New England's
largest bowling chain" and
descxibed
the
undertaking as a major
move
to
diversify in the leisure-time field.
.
Fae Instrument
the
net
On
in¬
purposes.
planned
Street
related
Net
This
share, without underwriting.
per
to
letter
a
,65th
The
in September,
of
Net loss for the
amounted
general
a
Time
of 1959.
General Brive-In Corp.—Expansion Plans—
terms
program
on
and
price
a
,
pared with $24,541,104
variations.
Execugraf Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
corporation
the SEC
covering
buildings
Income
—V.' 191,
with
a
The
of
Frouge
Profit___:
for
Common
1217.
p.
in
expenses
before
shares
Corp.—Merger—
Elauner's, above.—V. 191,
of
Ave.
Corp.
profit,
expenses
dent, said
Essex Universal
$6,000,000,
shares
for
Income,
Net
and
swimming
temperature
with
the
at
or
$11,677,174
For
a
5,052,065
Provision
1668.
p.
of
to
Co.,
sale
corporation
Vat %.
witn
future
multiple
capital
used
made
24.11% and proposes to offer such shares for
public
prospectus lists Charles P. Whitehead as
president. Manage¬
officials own 7.56%
of the outstanding stock.—V.
192, p. 6.
ment
5
property acquisitions and general
seeking mortgage financing, in the
$15,700,000 and $1,200,000, respec¬
now
Madison
operating
Operating
Net
installation.
who. negotiated the
contract
a
Empire
all-weather
and
Coraloc,
has
time
that
for
used
is
on
sales, before
administrative and
Earnings
low-cost,
a
withstands
first
members
construction
Cable
Provision
field.
residential
President
with
is
industry
patented,
both
President.—V.
as
This
leisure
a
for
quality
agreement
tinue
the
manufactures
pool that
a
direction.
new
entered
for
Manhattan, its Hutchinson River
Parkway
Frouge II Property, Bridgeport, Conn.
the
prospectus,
the company now
has
to
Operating
ard
Millwork recently divested itself of its Millwork Division
as a portion of its
policy to diversify and enter dynamic new growth
fields. By '.he arrangement with Coraloc,
Empire has taken the first
in
working
be
outstanding stock, American Steel Foundries
General
Coraloc
•
Empire
Coraloc
been
profit
demand."
Bruce
scale
Car
the
shares,
The
built
also
Casa
common
Selling,
extremely
enthusiastic
about
the
possibilities of the Coraloc pool,"-Mr.1 Gilbert said. "Currently," he
added,
"we
have
orders
fof ,< many more pools than
we
can
now
deliver.
We
shall
immediately
increase
production
to
meet
this
step
to
large
Six Months Ended June 30—
Gross
stock
it
addition
of
for
by
maae
had
at
its
General
pools will be sold through the national selling
organization oi 3. L. Eruce Co., Memphis, Tenn., manufacturer of
hardwood flooring, of which Empire Millwork owns over 597c.
The
It
Thomas
Frouge is listed as Board Chairman
and
Frouge as President.
Each
proposes
to sell 25,000
shares
holdings of 242,010 and 240,768 shares,
respectively.
swimming
Coraloc
as
has
building,
intended
are
being retired had been
the
Street,
and
500,000
to buy control of Coraloc
on
in
ness.
distribution rights for Coraloc swimming pools
by Empire, Harry Gilbert, President, announced
acquired
been
have
& Option—
It
warehouse.
a
both
account.
apartment
which
activities,
remainder
$1,800,000,
permit
58th
Bronx,
national
own
and
construction
company
properties
and
estate
its
large
theatre
a
real
the
loans
of which
amount
.60
a
will
The
were
company's construction projects have been in
mostly in southwestern Connecticut and
Future
be
including
.50
2.50
Empire Millwork Corp.—Acquires Rights
1
and
states,
and
the
the loans
According
Exclusive
debentures
loans; $50,000 for the unpaid balance of
leasehold
at
65th Street
and
Madison
the
.50
Witter & Co
The
$1,050,000 for
bank
City;
loans
Co
Septem-
for
the
company's
own
account,
non-residential
as
shopping centers, office buildings and industrial
company's own account, and multiple
family projects,
cooperative apartments, for sale
upon completion.
Net pro¬
this financing are to be
used as follows;
York
.80
for
Louis
from
196,649
sale.
the
price
5.90
builder
offering
shares.
common
St.
Of the
a
sucn
ceeds of
.50
-50
—
Johnston, Lemon
-V.
such
G. H. Walker & Co
filed
covering
22,
1960,
debentures due
projects
.60
.95
Conn.,
July
stock.
common
operate
a
and
of
City.
will
centers, for
.80
-50
CO.-----_
.60
2.50
Spencer Trask & Co
Vietor, Common, Dann &
Co.
2
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—
-50
—
snvder
&
Co
Co.—
Corp.
-50
-95
& Co
Hutton
f
&
William R. Staats & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stone & Webster Securities
-50
—
& Co
Hutton &
F
Co
&
Fripdrichs
w
to
Co
Weeks——
Weil,
Labouisse,
Howard
E
Co., Inc.
Co.-
&
Hogle &
a
t
&
Noyes
iToinhards
v
Agnew &
Barney
as
All the
York
contractor,
F. S. Smithers & Co
-50
2.50
.95
-
Smnhill
smith,
of
buildings,
seaboard
eastern
facilities,
Shuman,
-80
—
Bridgeport,
on
business,
and
o\vn
unimproved
housing
2.50
Co
&
shares
SEC
subordinated
The
100,000 shares, together with
an
additional
amount
from
its
working
capital,
with
which
Car
Company will prepay a 6% mortgage note
outstanding as of June 30 in
the amount of $2,400,000.
shares
envelopment.
the
.80
r
G° iriman
Sachs
Ave.,
the
815,480
received
ihe
contractor
IPtetfe:: HI SSft co—i"it
1 rco
and
continues to
dustrial and office
.25
SchneWer,
150,000
and
80
Co., Inc
Salomon
Securities
Co
North
with
thereof.
current
sidiary,
present
general
.50
Rothschnd &
Russ
E5Sir|ec"urm=s Corp.
2j°
Rotan, Mosle & Co
.95
^
Dillon, Union
& Co
—
Ba tman
or
.25
Robinson-Humphrey
nn
Co.,
141
convertible
the
ing
are to be offered for
public sale by the issuing
50,000 remaining shares*
being outstanding stock,
holders thereof.
Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co. is listed
as the
principal underwriter; and the
public ottering price and uncterw
ruing terms for both issues are to
be supplied by amendment.
Also
included
in the registration
statement are 15,000 common
shares to
be
r?a®?ved
the principal underwriter in exchange ior
stock
ot
an affiliate to
be merged into
Frouge and which it acquired for $1,500
lr°m the
two
principal officers ot Frouge as well as
71,500 shares
which may be issued
to management officials
and employees pursuant
to
restricted stock options.
The
company is engaged in the construction
the
oy
.25
Northwest
Co
Webber, Jackson
of
6'/a%
common
company,
.80
-25
.
_
of
aild
100,000
Co
Co.—,
Ely, Beck
corporation
statement
2.50
Faine-
2.75
Inc
Read & Inc
1 m
& Co^nc.--Co.,
in'
Dillon,
Dittmar
DUtmar
73,909
$1,500,000
2.75
Pacific
&
613,091
•
Frouge Corp.—Offering and
Secondary—
.80
Quinn
115,989
.50
The Ohio Co.-
.50
$1,818,987
297,162
The
.50
-50
S"
10,273,330
$3,026,995
.50
.50
"
&CO
&
to
market price for
outstanding shares at the time of the
offering; Hornblower & Weeks heads the list of
underwriters; and the
underwriting commission is to be supplied by amendment.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company now has outstand¬
.50
.50
jnc
inc
p
DcJoofc
50
8,971,781
$523,543
.95
Newburger
1,653,040
1,862,362
from
holder
present
railway oper. inc.__
—V. 1L2, p. 6.
2.75
nnn
95
o
o-
Brotners__:__
expenses,
rev.
Net
.95
irVing Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Mccormick & Co
Merrill Lyncn, Pierce, Penner & Smith Inc
Morgan Stanley & Co.—_
A/Tnvnvinxr
13oior•
Moroney, Beissner & Co
2>75
&
Corp.______
& CO.—
.50
aullivan
Eosworth,
Lester, Ryons & Co
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
2.50
CO.------
&
r
Lehman
Higginson
cper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months—1959
$2,655,929
$2,385,905 $11,998,776 $12,092,317
revenue__
$1,002,883
Net
Co
2.50
Lee
Denver
oper.
ry. oper.
!95
O
Worth &
Railway
Railway
2.75
Orv
Co
.95
~
Inc
qo
Mr
&
-50
Co"——
&
Fort
Period Ended June 30—
2.50
___
Pl'Arpa
Preres
.60
CO
J.
T.o^n.vri
Lazard
-80
Tnn
„
pursuant
Percentage
Kidder, Peabody & Co._____
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._
Ladenburg, Ti.almann & Co.
inc.—
,
u A15rMnnleW& Co.V»niPHfc
Inc.
B,S; »"Sw & Co-Inc
A
Name
8.80
A
.
for
% %
Inc.——
Co.,
&
no«lIl.'
Blunt
shall not be subscribed
as
.
Percentage
5
30,
the previous year's earnings of $3.29
shares of common stock outstanding on
with
compare
the
on
848,000
1959.
Daggett
results
of
experienced
reported
a
that
in
recovery
during
much
of
the improved figures on profits reflected
industrial battery sales frorA the decline
the preceding year end the gains, from
increased sales of Gould-National's
Dividends
50
cents
per
were
declared
share
and
own
brands of
during the year
totaled $1,685,070.
at
automotive batteries.
the
quarterly
%
rate
of
6
Mr.
Daggett
voted
to
on
that
will
be
of
of
record
1960
the
of
stock
additional
one
made
Sept.
27,
June
on
common
July 22, 1960.
rate of 30 cents
quarterly
holders
the
distribution
a
Distributions
record
stated
split
of
means
board
for
directors
of
two-for-one
each
share
tions
will
by
held.
the
16, 1960 to stockholders ol
same
date the directors voted a
the
2,
the
shares
of $2.00
H
is
rate
On
April
$21,563,849.
equivalent
30,
On
the
the
1960
annual
an
In
company's
rate
of
recent
net
$2.40
years
current
amounted
of
$500,000
company's funds
the
will
be
used
to
machinery and equipment and production facilities for a
in Chicago, and $250,000 for expansion of research
of which 981,000 shares (97.6%i) are
by William J. Halligan, board chairman and president^ and
four members of the
Halligan family.
Halligan is selling 40,000 of
193,600
shares
owned,
and members of the family are selling an
aggregate of 160,000 of 742,250 shares owned.—V. 191, p. 1878.
shares of capital stock,
1,005,000
of
per
the
the
for
metals
produced
in
first
those
the
in
the
half
from
Revenue
of
metal
V.
authorize
the
kP,
shar!
30,000
Bank
transfer
192,
York
New
the
for
agent
has
Co.
Trust
stock
common
appointed
been
of
receiver!
this
year
were
higher
amounted
to
$24,215,996
for
than
six
the
with
to
corporation.—
the
of
$21,940,527
last
year.
Estimated
taxes
$2,094,000
compared
with
$2,054,000
in
compared!
on
period.
Tons
"first
7.
p.
half
the
amounted
1959
New
first
1959.
sales
income
Cosco, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
Chemical
The
York
year.
of
company reports
for the six months ended June 30,
i960
profit of $5,813,792, equal to $2.11 per share on the
2,757 97a
outstanding, compared with $4,401,388 or $1.60 per
share lor
comparable period in 1959,
The report said that prices
months
Hamilton
During the last fiscal year Gould-National paid in advance $1,580,000
long-term debt, thereby eliminating the company's long-term obli¬
gation.
These
advance
payments
cleaned
up
the
balance
of
an
would
amounts
shares
owned
to
members, who
limited
the
Hudson Bay Mining: & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Net
Up—.
Shareowners
$42.04
purchase
to
in
The
net
date
same
of board
committee
a
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
plant facility
.
to
.
plant at not less than 95% of the
mark*?
price at the time the stock option is granted.
1
price at the time the stock option is granted.—V. 191, p. 2746.
development,
office
and
administrative facilities
and purchase Of
equipment for the Fifth Avenue plant.
In
addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
share on
annual
rate
assets
future,
to
laboratory
per
an
used
by
management men
of common stock
increase
to
be
near
new
earnings retained for use in the busi¬
$28,198,706.
Equity
or
Net
Worth
amounted
to
$35,408,765
or
share
on
the
common
stock
outstanding
at
the
end
amounted
ness
to
presently outstanding.
share has been paid.
per
used
will
purchase
share payable Sept. 15, 1960 to share¬
1960 on the total number of shares to be
per
istered
of its sale of the additional 100,000 shares
the company's working capital, $1,000,000 of
temporarily reduce short-term bank loans. In
The net proceeds
use.
be
which
August
on
On
the
company
share
outstanding after the split-up. This dividend is at the rate of $1.20
per share,
and Mr. Daggett said that it is the intention
of
the
directors
to
continue, to pay dividend at this annual rate. The
$1.20
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(402)
of
months
six
totaled
milled
ore
838,996
1959.—V.
of
191,
compared
with
829,030
for
the
1322.
p.
of
$8,000,000
borrowing made in 1951 and made Gould-National
long-term obligations for the first time since 1947;
of
Mr.
Daggett
held
year,
shareowners
the
will
number
shares
to
of
a
100,000
shares
He
,>
that
said
be
asked
total
of
the
to
meeting,
vote
shares
common
new
of
on
preferred
stock
has
of
As
of
amounted
June
Canada,
tainer
1,
plant
to
1959
Ltd.,
proposal
from
to
the
In
authorized
for
for
further
increase
current
y
that
since
cadmium
but
Net
cell
pro-
of
property,
plant
had
six
over
Daggett stated
that
presently
purchase of the operating assets
be
coordinated
Mr.
of
Dagget
negotiations
short
a
market.
He
with
also
line
stated
of
some
the
of
Gould-National
of
small
a
replacement
that
this
largely
present
selling
of
Wis.,
subsidiary
and
The
be-'-consolidated
Gillett
companies,
Eaton
&
White
of
the
sales
Machine
Lake
report
stated that the
Gould-National
as
its
second
.
with
City,
United
for
batteries
also
which
this type.
Daggett said
development of fuel
well
and
cell
of
known;
this
of
Mr.
-~V
yi92
The
principles
interest
which
will
is. also
is
in.
compete
such
that
the
the
fuel
prospect
sales
beg*a MaF L I960 WH1 show
dis¬
on
on July 20,1960 filed
covering 6,666 shares of class A
V; at $7.50 per share without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
■
p. 461.
the
making
and
profits
arranged by F.
Interlake
the
of
a
of
be
The
1959
sale
of
capitalization
to
As
outstanding.
by
company
supplements,
trade
minerals
and
ended
proteins,
manufactured
Pittsburg,
Dec.
900
lao9
31,
pre-mixes
shares
bank
loans
of
$20
Street,
the
SEC
obtained
Further
since
vitamins
block
or
1940,
The
Chicago
Files With
the
in
24
for
there
"While
earnings
20%
up
a
with
the
on
of
after
$1.54
I.
ended
to
$1,264,397.
offered
the
filed
share
for
1,504,486
on
1959
half-year
outstanding
1,483,959
22,
1960,
a registration
60.290 shares of
Si?t°Plan°—V ^91C p°f 2745 t0 Cmployees Pursuant to its
•
Employees'
ratio
of
and
one
Period Ended June
;
-
Northern
price
financing
through
of
issuance
its
of
.
.
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months
$
Railway
oper.
revenue—
oper.
22.064,063
expenses.
Net rev. from
'
30—
„
Rai way
17,393,752
ry. oper.
4,670,311
NC4 rfooWay i,per* toC—
iy4f p. 6.
7,453,322
^04,638
—v.
•.
at
This
96,415',829
record
earnings
30,
1960,
7,142,818
taxes,
and
it
and
amounted
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue..
$6,168,508
oper.
expenses.
4,950,816
fitt.
business
vol¬
on
be
said
.
be
Months—1959
of
Houston,
compares
-
of
share
per
and
that
terms
the
rev.
from
ry
oper.
$1,217,692
inc.-
290,073
$1,387,079
368.858
$7,981,261
2,120.447
operated
as
Mr.
million
1,
sales and net
in
1959
income
for
Pittsburgh,
on
July
$9,496,905
2'684i?47
a
dollars
the six months
ending June 30,
respectively, over comparable
1960 up
Corp.
as compared to $18,from the $857,691
reported this
to $901,322 for the first half
of i960.
•
The report lists
earnings per common share after
preferred dividend
The
Hallicrafters
Co.,
4401
W.
filed
and
Fifth
the
are
on
July
Sred
22
nf
DShc sa^
4
being
outstanding stock, forth,eu i6suinE company and 200.000 shares
the present holders
thereof. The public
offering
price
and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied
by
amendment
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
heads the
list
of
underwriters
f«JhfLCOm<?,?ny iS ,en?aeed
for the
in research, development and
military of electronic equipment such
as
missile
2co"nt"measure equipment, fixed station
equipment
and
airborne
radar
Sr'f."5
«rs'
ahort*wave
jamming
equiDment
g«nTr
and sells,
radio transmitting
designed primarily for
amateur, commercial
and
manufacture
components
comS?aUon
adwrflsed'
Tn
nririttf/tn
<f
^me
receiving equipment
and industrial
communica¬
under
has
midwest
disclosed.
of
A.
Butler
Chemical
Hooker
not
and
in
to
Butler
is
a
of
west
coast
in
1955
the
investing
Butler
Corp.,
whose
'
Corp.—Sells
Hooker
Chemical
30,
will
the
bpart of
shares
of
above.—V.
in
totaled
not
making this announcement
have
specific
plans
to
Jvf«
from
600,000
to
to
The
present
stockholders
and
future
Mr.
issue
the
Hansen
newly
also
also
Aug.
i,
and
its
located
A.
approved
a
management
we
C.
:
•
to
stork
nntinn
ni«n
its
The
debentures
debentures
and
maker
of
be
1965.
l,
and
the
may
retail
sales
dealers
motor
will
to
conditions
in
trucks,
of
the
various
In
the
majority
a
country;
which are
of
construction
addition,
about
outlets
(after
deducting
for
losses
retail
has
about
at
sold
is
also
which
other
180
j
deferred
held
I
1960
at
of
some
.
motor
Harvester
International
120
cities,
for trucks
7 ; •
reserve
its
equipment
by
compared
Oct.
31,
discounts,
the corpora¬
with $354,-
1959.
v,
-
stock
:
!v
of
Total
the
corporation
capital
stock
owned
is
and
surplus
the
by
at
April
$61,658,995.
in
the terms of and subject to the conditions
Underwriting Agreement dated July 26, 1960 the un¬
below have
severally agreed to purchase, and the
an
named
'•*";
&
-Amount
Amount
Co..
700,000
W.
&
&
Ellis
&
&
Clark,
Cooley
Courts
&
&
Dodge
&
&
&
&
&
W.
Nolan,
B.
&
Inc.
30^
Goldman, Sachs & Co.Goodbody
Hallgarten & Co
Halsey, Stuart &
200,000
Inc.
150,000
-
-
■
150,000
Noonan
&
40J)U
Co.,
l.OOO.OO"
Ripley
&
Co.,
E.
J.
F.
,n.nn0
l.OOO.OOO
«
Hemphill,
J
200,0
1.000,o
Co.—
Miller
B.
Noyes
Hilliard
Hornblower
100,000
Inc.
Co..
—
Hayden,
-
&
inc.
Inc.
V
-
Reld
Harriman
&
150,0
Co.,
700,000
.
A.
1,000,0
Fleming-
Hibbs
Fulton,
150,000
Bretscher
Corp..
Michigan Corp.
of
-
200,0
100^
Boston
200,000
Co
Co
Co.,
&
150,000
100,000
&
40^j}
Dawkins
100,000
Co
Dickson
First
400,000
Inc
Podesta
.
Co
Chapman & Co.
First
Folger,
__L—
a.
The
150,000'
Corp._
&
Sullivan
1,000,000
CO.
Co.
Inc.
Faulkner,
&
Co.
Burr,
Collins
Cruttenden,
Farwell,
400,000
Sons
Securities
Clark
1J100.0
500,0
Estabrook
700,000
Simmons
4000
Securities
200,000
Inc.
500,0
™°.°
Union
Co
Corp.
Inc.—
Sullivan
Brown
W.
Dixon
Dillon.
Securities
Inc.300,000
Co.,
—
&
Pont
——
Eastman
Co.,
Inc.____________
Coffin
k.
Co.
^
du
Co.
•
Co.____
&
Co.
Dominick...
Co
I.
'4d0,d'00*"" Equitable
Baird
Weeks
&
&
Francis
Securities
Becker
Julien
'
Drexel
300,000
&
Childs
E.
Domlnick
2,600,000
Inc.
pla°n wouW\e ^min¬
to
declining
Aug.
300,000
G.
Alex.
:
restricted
,
„
.
Co.
Allyn and Co., Inc.
Baker,
cast-
men
The
-
Harvester
Inc.
stock
parts
charges and
Jttccm,- Whipple
do
manu-
Inter¬
short-term
certain
after
or
$450,610,309 at April 30,
30, 1959 and $384,767,769
outstanding
Blair
Robert
:
motors
the
distributors
and
receivable
Corp.
shares
common
the
prices
Under
throughout
dealers,
well,
as
distributors.
amounted
American
President of the
authorized
of
sale
of
wholesale
on
leading
Stanley & Co.__$3,625,000
Glore,-Forgan & Co._~
3,625,000
stockholders
we
1970,
at
1978.
finances
a
1,
thereafter
Morgan
in
Co.,
.
to
April
the
Bosworth,
"
the
receivables.
reduction
indebtedness
equipment in
trucks, and retail
;
we
increase^Au¬
said,
ying ,n volume lor the electric
key
is
4,800
$27,500,000.
1960,
Blyth
1,000 000
of
of
company has agreed to sell to them
severally, in the respective amounts
set forth below, an aggregate of
$50,000,000 principal amount of debs.
$149-
are looking for and want to buy a die
company because these companies make component
v,
Co.
dealers
100
finance
of
Blunt
fnVanrf lTf; !*owever-
facture*'6 ^ n°VV
the
-
derwriters
1734.
p.
recommendation
stock
of
Blair
190,
dur¬
will
Aug.
farm
at
William
1959
anncuncement *>y...fcrling J- Hansen,
corporation
In
directors
common
for
contained
four
Hooker
Butler
sells
its
manufacturers. Annual sales
sales
said,
operated
service
UNDERWRITERS—Under
Chemical
our
"Pollyphos,"
Howard Industries, Inc.—Stock
Increase—
a
special stockholders meeting held
July 21. the
thorized
and
dealers
to
than
International
Division-
Corp.,
fleet
subsidiary
proceeds
purchase
to
redemption prices
Harvester
sold
are
motor
All
At
approved
net
the
beginning
after
corporation
Harvester
amounted
ness
company was taken over by
became a division of Houston
net
Sherwin
the
Total
the
it
Mr.
when
Indebtedness of the corporation at June 30, 1960 was $396,620,500. This total included: short-term notes
amounting to $298,120,500, long-term senior debt of $71,000,000 and subordinated indebted¬
A.
Houston
the
debentures
and
FINANCES—Notes
Moffitt
than
more
development at
elsewhere, mostly
feed
1946,
and
1959
wholly-owned
a
initially
locations.
de-
the
ceiling is unlimited and
continuing growth that lie ahead
name
present,"
in
for
non-subordinated
equipment
outlets
division.
Mr.
further
estimated with
underwriting group of 113 invest¬
103 % %,
lower
at
more
retail
Chemical
but
for
1956.
Chemical
than
available
on
independent
farm
manufactures
disclosed.
under
are
and
reduced
jointly ,by Morgan Stanley & Co.;
period
at
States.
984,024
acquired
were
"we
research
trade
Started
Co.
1959
-
4,700
poultry feed supplement.
July 20 by Thomas E. MofButler, President of Houston
Butler
that
area
avenues
the
Sherwin,
lines of farm machinery and construction
equipment, including crawler
tractors, earth and material moving equipment and power units.
International Harvester's farm
equipment is sold to approximately
817,500,
Is a 56 year
old
manufacturer of chemicals and
plastics
Capital expenditures for 1960 will exceed
$20 million.—V.
191, p. soe!
same period
covering 300 000
to be
for
many
12-month
declining
United
-
Secondary—
Avenue, Chicago,
a registration
statement with the SEC
capita! stock, of which 100,000
shares
to
in
See
Co.—Offering
unit
in
Houston
Chemical
Hooker
year
Hallicrafters
the
not
were
Butler
,-J2S 1«alieo*andJfvenHe! "ached $20,035,595
1959
while net income rose
in^ 195^—V? l9of 1p!118^4 compared t0 98 cents for the
City,
George
industry."
product
10 2%
period
174,880 In
time last
York
near
the
of
John
1970,
unearned
acquisition
stated
annually
of
Marketed
reported
figures for the like
the
ships
period
be
cannot
year
,
which
separate
Moffitt
Center
our
21
of
same
31
operations
had to take
from
International
accrued interest.
Payment will be
Bank, 80 Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.
; *
\
and
of
the
certainty. at
applied
BUSINESS—The
Niagara Falls and
to discover
new products
and improve existing ones.
It is impossible to forecast
what
Hooker
chemicals
and
plastics
might be
applicable
to
the
Hagan Chemicals & Controls,
Inc.—Net Up—
Hagan Chemicals &
Controls, Inc.,
be
'
-
plant will retain its employees, and for the
present
name.
103 830
31,606*,925
Hooker,
the
its
in tne steel business.
for
corporation,
Co., will add
be
redeemed
Corp.—Acquires—
New
Texas,
economy
welcome
Net
may
redeemable
tion
Research
Uet railway, oper.
to
principal amount
plus
"•
Chemical
President
Price
1960—6
101%%
Manhattan
"
For
of
since
be
non-redeemable
prior to
except that under a special redemption provision
appli¬
Aug. 1, 1965 through July 31, 1970 under certain condi¬
tions
of
declining non-subordinated indebtedness the debentures are
callable at special
redemption prices.
Aug.
factoring company,
$2,475,759, equal to
to
shares.
common
of Galena Park, Texas, near Houston.
fluorinated phosphate rock, an animal and
purchase was announced jointly on
gjiOUgS
$6,754,480 $38,956,797 $41
5,367,401
30.975,536
at
Chase
industry
has
ore,
borrowings.
cable
announced
was
outstanding common shares. This
net of $2,058,727, equal to $1.28
The
^
1960—Month—1959
1969
102.
corporation, of
Corp.,
Period Ended June 30—
funds
proceeds
In
financing
Co.,
26 393 511
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
RR,—Earnings—
1,
The
191, p.
Hooker
122 809 340
22,345,768
3.198.331
^
Sept.
25
steel
in
iron
service.
result
headed
Harvester
general
1959
$
25,738,455 117,249.247
18,285,133
94,903,479
of
better
a
firms
national
Sept. 1, next, through
12-year 5%% debentures
—V.
of
outcome
degree
expect
PROCEEDS—The
con¬
250,000
The company has called for
redemption on
operation of the sinking fund, $650,000 of its
made
Ry.—Earnings—
compared
Glore, Forgan & Co., sin#, William Blair & Co. offered
on July
27, $50,000,000 of the corporation's 4%% debens.
series B, due 1981, priced at 10034% and accrued interest
to yield approximately 4.73%
to maturity.
The issue
sold quickly at a premium.
-•
-
share
new
subscription
Homestake Mining: Co.—Partial
Redemption—
due
Great
\>
$7,336,033,
International Harvester Credit Corp,-—Debentures
Of¬
"The
company is presently
employing funds in excess of any
previous mid-year figure," Mr. Livingston said, "and as far as can be
foreseen at this time maintenance of the firm's
present pace appears
to be in prospect."—V.
191, p. 1111.
*" '
York- filed
covering
out
for
prompt increase
a
reasonable
ment
Livingston reported that during the first half of 1960
regular
dividends' of. 70 cents per share were paid on the common
stock in
addition to the regular dividends on
preferred stock.
*
Files Thrift
a
1959
from the
with
season
decrease
demand
ships
financial
do
Mr.
190
current
further
fered—A nationwide
a
25, J 1960,
covering
for subscription by
July
date
Hawaii,
President.
commercial
providing
to
in
of $484,277
capacity until July 15 and was then practically out of
ing the 116 day steel strike."—V. 191, p. 1322.
trucks
July
is
the
"we
outstanding.
Honolulu,
temporary
June
Livingston,
the
period
starts during the latter part of
only about a third of the aver¬
represent
the
lower
six
any
forms.
Co.—Record First Half—
achieved
company
months
six
compared
same
at
amounted
on
financing
Heller &
Robert
by
which
year
the
season.
REDEMPTION—The
umes
of
this
for
the
unless
complex
and
drugs,
or
par
(Walter E.)
for
usually
2518.
$652,881,
profit
of
share,
fleet, then comprising 32 ships, was sailing.
company's
mid-year
report
stockholders,
President, states that fleet operation possibly may be
preferred stock is contemplated.
Capital expendi¬
tures for the period 1960-64 are estimated at
$86,173,000, of which
$15,548,000 is expected to be expended m 1960.—V. 189, p. 1676.
a
navigation
accompanying
In
to
program
net
a
months
a
p.
the full
for
Ltd.—Proposes Rights Offering
Richard
with
used
loose
in
sales
of common stock, to be
outstanding common stock in
eight shares held.
The record
term
six
$2.31
mid-year figures
additional
an
the
short
the
Lakes
company
started
service but, with the
in
Kansas.
$.37 on 225,000 shares then
were
of
"STOCKADE',"
name
minerals,
are
in
are
reported
first
or
The
(incorporated in January, 1956 in
the formulation, manufacture, dis¬
in
$1,128,461
191,
Down—News—
net
sailing
age
and
Inc.
22
trie
for
Co.—Net
old
Great
April,
the
plant; set up
distribution centers, and
and
Proceeds will be
profit included a net capital gain
ships. Freight revenue amounted to
$7,919,373 for the first half of 1959.
stock.
common
used
be
will
July
on
share,
a
profit of
certain
of
be supplied oy amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds of the stock sale will become part of the general funds
company
and
will
be
applied toward the cost of capital
expenditures.
Following such sale the company proposes to retire
letter of notification with
stock (par $5)
to be offered
cl2^LeXin?t?n Ave- NeV7
with the SEC on
statement
,
Placement—This corpo¬
Eberstadt & Co.
Steamship
company
$1.33
net
automated
new,
plants
financing,
debt
will
shares
account
shares
nor
issue
150,000
the
The
is
Net
Net
—
for
shares
a
Co., Inc.
the
statement
of
of
—"
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Plan—
190
"
feed
supplement
company,
each
are
old
general corporate purposes.—V
'iV
branch
products
year
holders
July
*^£,£orpora.^pn
the SEC
offered,
375,000
the
primarily
offices
116,463
the
are
cell
of
—
of
establish
Brand.
of
under
to
registration
of
gaias over last year.
Graphic Controls Corp., Buffalo, N. T.
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
sale
Brand
The
practicality and cost with
internal combustion
engine.
company's
be
securities
of
from
debt;
Hawaiian Electric Co.,
prin¬
named
working
the
registration
a
shares
completion
consist
diversified
Earnings per share
Claire,
has
•-
due July 15, 1972 to institutional
investors, Oscar
Dane,
President, announced on July 28. The private placement
steel
191, p. 102.
industry throughout the Midwest. The company's products
executive
For
in
the
as
of
22
to
41,667
classes
engaged
mixes
Harvest
for
Government
purposes.—V
,
added to the company's working capital.—V.
widely known among livestock feeders. -Used in simple
type
source
Gould-National
*
cells.
anticipates
209
stainless
marketed
Its
been
forms of power,
Daggett
and
are
Hepworth
Eau
corporate
ration has raised $2,000,000 through sale of senior
notes
working capital.'
and
livestock
struction
that'
recent
kind
conventional
have
is
tribution
replacement
This
to be used for general
proceeds are
par
Columbia-Cascade Corp., Seattle, Wiash
through
Inland Credit Corp.—Private
Commission
shares
of
will
other
additional
the
that
Mr.
non-ferrous
of
July
on
and
Upon
Brand
no
long-term
Kansas)
the
operations
Works
number
company
BUSINESS—Harvest
Minn.
States
filed
Exchange
stockholders.
are
retire
could
a
share),
260.
were
Inc.—Registers Common—
Inc.
and
geographically
of
supply for the new "seadeveloped primarily for underwater
Gould-National is
producing silver zinc batteries
for United States
military use and is doing research and development
work on
water
torpedos;
manufacturer
a
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
completed
become
for
and
the
Harvest
to
activities.
Gould-National has just
known
English manufacturer,
well
for
which
one
automobiles.
Gould's
is
Brand,
total
by
There
engaged
company
is
Grandage. Ltd., under which Gould-National will
cipal distributor in the United States and
Canada
and engine
parts for- English
and
European
will
and
share.
per
Brand,
the
sold
negotiating
that
&
tributorship
$419,376
to
and
is
parts
operation
Gould-National's
reported
with
cents
Securities
Of
patent rights
to
the
nickel
ago.
the company had spent a
,
automotive
amounted
taxes
statement with
covering 191,667 shares of
common
stock (10 cents par value).
The issue marks the first public
offering made by the company.
The underwriter is S. D. Fuller &
Co., of New York City, and the 6ffering is expected in mid-September.
the
and
manufacture
in
after
company
Harvest
bought
years
on July 18,
1960 filed a letter of notification
with
30,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
covering
per
was
Mr.
the
83
to
Harvest
Also
during the year the company closed its industrial
battery
plant at Depew, New York, transferring its operations to the com¬
pany's newer plant at Kankakee, 111., which had been
enlarged to
provide for the transfer.-
t
corporation
SEC
The
p.
cents
fasteners and extruded stainless steel industrial shapes.—V.
and
company, Gould-National Batteries
automotive plants and its battery con¬
two
Gould-National
operations.
y
the
that sales for the period totalled
sales of $5,634,333 reported a year
said
over
equal
the
earnings
81
The
purchase
Harper, President,
a
15%
increase
of
amount of money on research and
development ol
related production equipment. He said that until about
the end
of
the last fiscal year,
the company had
not been in
a
position to accept substantial orders for these
cells, but that during
last
year
the company did receive quantity orders and expects to
make a profit on this division
during the new fiscal year. In the
past research ana development costs have caused a loss from these
the
The
($10
outstanding.
not
issuing any
to
are
substantial
very
for
history
25
$1,610,166.
its
cell
the highest
the six months ended June
July
on
equivalent
per share
on
the 486,460 shares of common stock out¬
standing. Last year's earnings for six months were $429,380 and were
there
battery
sealed
company's 37-year
Hyak Skiing Carp., Bellevue, Wash.—Files With
SEC
Net Dips—
reported
company
&go.
2,000,000
addition
another
to
industrial
the
111.,
Grove,
$6,536,396,
Canadian battery manufacturer but retained
plant at Port Erie, Ontario.
The
report stated that early in the year. Gould-National moved
its nickel cadmium sealed cell production to St. Paul. These cells
formerly had been produced at Depew, New York. Mr. Daggett said
Its
in
\ £
1960,
2,
Aug.
subsidiary
a
sold
a
shares.
plans
no
posed additional shares.
During the year, Gould-National's
equipment
scheduled
authorized
3,000,000
company
sales
company's annual meeting last
shareowners authorized additional stock
this
at
Morton
The
the
at
Aug. 4, 1959,
year's annual
on
that
and
that
reported
(H. M.) Harper Co.—Sales Up,
free
&
Hutton
&
&
&
&
nnQ
Co.-
Co.-
5^ "^
Son.
Weeks--
Co.—
150,000
Number 5973
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
Amount
500,000
Inc.—-
Illinois Co.
Rodman
400,000
Co—-
&
Hutt°n
E.
W
Rotan,
L.
&
Co._„_
&
Co._
Bros.
Inc
■_
Kidder, Peabody & Co._ 1,000,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.__ 100,000
Laird. Bissell & Meeds_ % 150,000
W. C. Langley & Co._„
400,000
Lazard Freres & Co.-__$1,000,000
Lee Higginson Corp
700,000
Hutzler__
E. H. Schneider and
Co.
Schwabacher & Co.____
Lehman
Shields
Kalman & Co.,
Mason
•
-Hagan,
KXer
Fenner
Merrill,
Milwaukee Co
Leonard & Lynch
Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
Newhard, Cook & Co.__
The Obio Co
Pacific Northwest Co.__
700,000
&
Co.
G.
Co.,
1,000,000
500,000
Weeden
100,000
Wertheim
100,000
White,
&
Wood,
150,000
Yarnall,
-V.
150,000
Co.
500,000
&
Co.—
&
400,000
100,000
150,000
Co.
Inc
&
Co
&
Witter
100,000
&
Lerchen
Weld
Dean
Inc
150,000
500,000
Co.„
100,000
Walker
Watling,
& Gardner
Robinson-Humphrey
&
Inc.—
H.
150,000
Inc
Hughes
200,000
Corp.__
Trask
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co.—
Struthers
Biddle
&
&
Co._
Co.—
&
500,000
150,000
It
Corp.
Sells
v
V
on
corporation announced on July 20 the sale of the Brimar
Valve
ivacuum
tube) Division of Standard Telephones and Cables
Ltd
ITT manufacturing associate company in the United Kingdom,
to Thorn Electrical
Industries Ltd., London. The price was not dis•'
is in accordance with ITT's
program
of realigning its
divisional
activities
to
achieve
increased
efficiency and
Application of this policy to the UK resulted in the dis¬
position of the Brimar properties to enable STC to concentrate its
manufacturing
activities
in
the
equipment
and
newer
component
fields
which offer
most
profitable opportunities.
The
Brimar
properties
had
been
used
by
STC
largely
for
the
manufacture of cathode-ray and- receiving tubes for the home
enter¬
sale
The
and
area
growth.
market.
tainment
industrial
STC
vision
and
192,
It
radio
also
receivers
Minneapolis
SEC
through
its
Kolster-Brandes
for
m
Investors
of America,
face-amount
approval
executed
Syndicate
of
oi
with
certificate
the
single
agreement,
Syndicate
for
undertakes
issuance
certificates,
National
Bank
Section 23 of
the
qualified
the
investments
and
the respect to the
conditions specified in
and
Under
This
said
being
are
amended
as
C
certificates
investment
be
under
The
Johns-Manville Corp. (& Subs.)
Consolidated earnings
of_ Johns-)Manville
panies in the
second
$10,274,000
quarter
in
in
the
the
second
with
officer're)3°^
of
1960
quarter
$101,572,000 in the
Earnings per share of
$104, compared
the
year
$13,510,000
and
with
or
to
earnings of
191,
per
a
group
of
to
Mr.
net
against
®ral
and
months
an
or
1959ClaSS
Of
of
June
before
with
L°gan,
30
over
I960,
in
A shares
1960
a
on
for
the
18%
uP-T"its
Inc.,
were
were
sUbSidiaries
786 451
the
year
to
share
per
35
a/
Per
ago.
outstanding
cents
SI 17
^
compared
with
this
-for
g
30
the
mmon
combinea
predicted
AO
for
period
the
the
6"=
of
company's
third
cen
the
history.
A
which
is
quarter,
year.
191 *
♦
■-
DP.
702
.....
...
Kansas
City-Southern Ry.—Earnings—
p^fnod Ended
June 30—
wo,,
juRailway
1960—Month—1959
RaiiWav °')er- revenue— $3,624,695 $3,913,367
3,5 oper.
on.-
—
-
2,309,894
$22,186,245
13,166,35b
oper.
$1,469,568
inc.—
$1,603,473
$9,019,889
$9,842,539
601,421
682,001
3,653,185
4,117,305
Tfv- fr°™ ry.
lailway oper.
p. 8.
Chrysler
in
will
$6
Kayser-Roth
corporation
Corp.—Exchange
.
Kayser
to
tl?e
49*
062,412
u,*
SEC
Offer-
wif**
Fifth
on
T
^V?^Ne,W, J0rk'
26,
1960,
July
fii0H
,
covering
n
the
stock
sale
will
of
be
the
new
the
Roth,
for
at
£ppa5® voders
*p
°*Ie*
privilege
the
rate
Qf
of
of
r«<ristration^-
*,/?fLnnnof
$16,135,000 ot
shares
1960,
domestic
producer
on
July 26
$1,326,200
of
net
For
the
$875,100
three
of
for
cents
of
the
to
$1,122,345
or
corresponding
months
ended
64
June
30,
or
period
month
of
periods
and
In
-
McKesson
on
$26,486,500
At
and
released
in¬
of
share
In
30,
$16,909,500
with
(adjusted
The
income
$12,572,500
the
1959
1960,
the
on
backlog
same
amounted
date
a
year
in
to
in
P.
Lorillard
200
30
makers
22,
of
Kent,
reported
of
and
the
first
$21,300,500
191, p.
last
trend
and
of
For
was
for
the
the
Officer,
research
first
three
six
months
Gruber, Chairman of the
increased costs for
ended
this
30,
net
charges
had
nation's
oldest
tobacco
anniversary
In
years
sales
of
Louisiana
&
Railway
Railway
Net
founding,
Arkansas
1,417,917
ry. oper.
$629,279'
$740,451
inc.—
199,613
263,588
oper.
affected
shares
corporation,
8150
capital
Sunset
with
statement
of
of
its
the
stock,
shares.
in
of
Bldv.,
SEC
on
which
The
September
the
Home-Builders'
indebtedness.
June
1960.
the
The
Lytton
compa'ny
associations
1959
balance
in
in
year's
stock
of
exchange
1960
Bank
vestment
and
was
vestments
for
the
an
into
other
agency
incurred
incurred
in
connection
with
such
the
ecouisition
acquisition
to
shares
operates
a nation-wide
wholesale drug, liquor
distributes heavy and fine
chemicals, and
drug products.—V. 191, p. 2747.
certain
of
indebtedness,, the
capital
stock,
of
210.
offering
stock the right to
subscribe for
of additional common
stock at a price of
Stockholders
a
is
which
and
will
a
purchase
&
Co.
and
Piper,
un¬
closed-end non-diversified
management in¬
was
organized
long-term
other
in
capital
stock
and
1958.
gains
The
company
of
young
or
the
and
new
exploitation
processes,
available.
seeks
primarily through in¬
securities
proceeds from the sale of
corporate purposes and invested
general
and
distribute
principally engaged in the development
technological improvements, new
directors
in
accordance
Hopkins,
Minn.
The fork lift trucks
the towing tractors
pull.
Both
vehicles
gasoline
shares
or
will
of
products
with
be
used
the
Company has
been
are
4-cylinder
of 4,000 and 6,000
pound lift capacity, while
warehouse type vehicles of 4,000
pound drawbar
are
are
powered
by
engine.
Moline's
own
Model
206-L4
standard
>
;
Although the current contracts have been executed
with the Navy
Purchasing Office, which functions as
purchasing agent for Defense
Department materials handling
equipment, the fork lift trucks and
towing tractors are scheduled for
delivery to U. S. Air Force installa¬
tions.—V. 192, p. 307.
"...
Minnesota Mining &
Purchase
which
■
of
Manufacturing Co.—Acquires—
Revere
Camera Co. of Chicago
by Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing Co. was announced on
July 21 by Herbert P. Buetow,
president of 3M, and Sam
Briskin, chairman of the board of Revere.
Terms
of
the
transaction
were
not disclosed. Buetow said
Revfere's
and operating policies will
continue without basic
change
that Theodore S. Briskin has
agreed to serve as vice-presi¬
dent and
chief operating officer
of Revere.
Sam Briskin will be a
consultant.
'
management
HomeHome-
and
The
•
cor¬
company has outstanding
which Bart
Lytton, President
p.
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Contracts—
shares
indebtedness to $1,500,000.
working capital and other general
an
interest
in
increase working
also
of
common
previously
The
available
of
of
to
awarded over $2,600,000 in
additional u; S. Navy contracts
for fork lift trucks and
towing tractors,
M. E. Carroll, vice
president-marketing, has announced. The new con¬
tracts bring current
Government orders to more than
$6,000,000 for
Moline's M'obilift materials
handling division.
of a $3,Home-Builders'
insurance
months
$160,917,476
as directed
by the board
company's
investment
policy.
corporation's investments are
supervised by a board of directors
which includes businessmen
representing several fields of science and
technology, including electronics, chemical
enginering, plastics, bio¬
chemistry and mathematics.—V.
191, p. 2520.
of
assumption
insurance
and
PROCEEDS—Net
for
$4,727,641
1,712,729
167,925
the three
common
capital
in
inventions,
not
purposes.
1,013,164
of
companies
in
merged
operates
making fire and
in
order to reduce
will be retained for
addition
its
company
growth
-
In
It
line
per share.
subscribe on
celebrates
,
o:^tock
Robbins
a
of
successive
exchange for 40,074
acquired in September 1959
was
stock
Savings
also
in
fiscal
corresponding
net
year
to borrowers,
and acts as trustee under trust deeds
securing loans
made by the associations.
Of the net proceeds from
the stock sale.
$2,100,000 will be used to discharge a portion of
indebtedness to
Union
&
BUSINESS—Midwest
Hollywood, Calif., filed a reg¬
July 26, 1960, covering 354,000
May
America,
Shearson, Hammill
Home
in
and
exchange for 110,000 shares
600,000
in
stock
stock,
South
& Hopwood
subscribed shares.
187,500 shares are to be offered for
public sale for the account of the issuing
company and 166,500 shares,
being outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
The prospec¬
tus lists the principal underwriters as
William R. Staats & Co.
and
Shearson, Hammill & Co. The public offering
price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized under
Delaware law in
January 1959.
It has acquired all of the stock of
Lytton Savings and Loan Associa¬
tion of Hollywood, Home-Builders'
Savings and Loan Association of
Pomona, Calif., and Home Foundation
Savings and Loan Association
of Palo Alto. For the Lytton
Savings stock, the company issued
501,000
shares of its stock in July 1959. It
acquired nearly 81% of the
Foundation
In
Jaffray
Lytton Financial Corp.—Offering and
Secondary—
istration
quarter
the
for
acquisition
operating
business.
three
$4,605,346
1,608,054
first
in
registration
The
192, p. 8.
1960
$2,775,217
$2,631,083.
outstanding
are
being mailed rights
share for share basis and
will have
9 to exercise these
rights. An underwriting
group headed by
1113.
p.
with
the
until Aug.
1960—6 Months—1959
$2,135,133 $12,783,834
$12,615,748
1,394,682
8,178,488
7,888,107
$2,047,196
expenses-
from
this
scored
a
wine
the
to
1960—Month—1959
revenues-
oper.
rev.
191,
August, 1959).
in
$163,603,221, compared with
of the previous
year.—"V.
firm
$4.75
Ry.—Earnings-
oper.
railway
has
earnings.—V.
in
191, p. 2747.
561,500 shares
sales
which
company,
its
and
compared
corresponding period-
holders
with
200th
split
provision
Midwest Technical
Development Corp.—Rights Offer¬
ing—This corporation, of
Minneapolis, Minn., is
Board
last
tax
improvements.—"V. 192,
six-
year.
June
income
City, before 11 a.m., New York
Time, on Aug. 16.
Most
proceeds thereof will be used
to repay
outstanding advances
from American
Telephone & Telegapli Co.,
parent, which are expected
to
approximate $32,000,000 at the
time such proceeds are
The remainder will be
received.
used for general
corporate purposes,
including
property additions and
expanded
interest
of
1959, net income was
share, based on 3,975,830 shares
stock
company, of 1365 Cass Ave.,
Detroit, filed a registration state¬
with the SEC on
July 25, 1960, seeking registration
of $35,000,000
36-year debentures due
Aug. 1, 1996, to be offered for
public sale
at competitive
bidding. Bids are expected at room
2315, 195 Broadway^
New York
compared
2519.
that
and
quarter.
The
Net
Lewis
noted
programs
months of
Subs.)—Net Down-
of
were
$126,921,036
$126,558,771 for the 1959 second
quarter; net income
$7,011,865 vs. $7,456,137 last year. Per
common
share earnings
the quarter stood at $1.04,
compared with $1.11 for
second
the
and
8.
p.
ment
last
and
Executive
(&
Michigan Bell Telephone
Co.—Registers Debentures—•
last
brands,"
Chief
Inc.
I
The
to
"still-rising consumer acceptance
Newport brands, more than
offsetting the downward
non-filter
advertising
of
period
per
2-for-l
$2,431,877
McKesson
stated
record
cents
the
manufactures
with
Kent
offering
Sept.
and
year's peak and stood at
$12,688,377 as
$13,611,817 for the year-ago
period. Earnings available
per common share, based on
6,564,048 shares
outstanding, were $1.88
vs. $2.02
for the
comparable 1959 six months.
Crediting the sales showing to
our
public
.
of
year's
66
for
was
the
30,
half
ago.—V.
even
a
Proceeds from the debenture
Issue will-be used to
retire short-term
to
finance the proposed
six
June
&
borrowings,
compared
on
to
corporations
capital.
$240,447,516. Earnings for the six-month
period ended
from
off
were
compared
in
filed on
July 27 with the Securities
and Exchange Com¬
statement covering
$15,000,000 of debentures
1, 1980. Goldman, Sachs
& Co.
will
head a
underwriters who plan to
group of
offer the debentures
to the
August.
public in late
Newport, Old Gold and
Spring
highest six-months sales in its
the
history—$240,589,788—topping
months sales
June
Co.,
July
on
year
paid
such
Corp., above.
period.
The
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Sales
Up, Net Down—
cigarettes,
price
Madison
Mr. Van Gorder
reported consolidated net
sales
through June 30, 1960, were
equaled
three
outstanding
received
tender
figure.
corresponding
federal
period
out¬
amounted
$22,038,300
shares
date, according to unaudited
figures
George Van Gorder,
chairman.
by
the
equivalent
sales
on
shares
outstanding on June 30, 1959.
stockholders, Allan M. Hirsh^Jr.,
President,
received during the first half
of\1960
compared
June
considera¬
considered
consolidated net income
for the three
months ended June
$2,003,236, equivalent to 50 cents
30, 1960,
per share on the
mon
shares
3,998,819 com¬
outstanding on that
pipe re¬
ending June 30.
$20,763,600 com¬
per
both
a
involve
was
matured
other
classes
net
of
earnings for
1,769,048 shares
the
and
1956,
$25
Robbing,
Registers Debentures-
year.
1960,
for
outstanding
Commission
Storage Battery Co.,
above.—V. 192,
lunch¬
respectively in the correspond¬
share
based
are
to
orders
new
with
Per
last
1,753,602
letter
a
that
1959.
of
cents
period
49
cents
per
share on
sales
with $963,861, 55
cents, and $11,544,981
ing
sales
to
stock
433,195
the
♦
pressure
months
on
Canton
the
price
McGraw-Edison Ca.—Division
Acquired—
See Electric
^
rooms.
debt
pay
and
said
concrete
six
share
per
the
Major Realty
Corp.—Joint Venture—
due
prestressed
income
75
or
pared with net income
of $18,535,637 in the
porate
for
exchanging
,sU?
princlpai ftm0unt of
amount
exc^
certain
used
the
the
on
share,
in
See Lefcourt
Realty
the
and
annuonced
shares to the
surviving corwill also pay $1
per share to
outstanding options to acquire
Canton
the
stock, upon the sur¬
options for
cancellation.
In
of
mission
balance
prospectus,
through
&
Co., Inc.
In
underwriters
will
additional new shares
installments
stock,
eliminated,
Builders',
^ of a. Stein proposes to
& Co.
Kayser-Roth debentures the
share
per
the
be
own.
other
aggregate
previously were approved by
national
and
stockholders of Inter¬
Canton.
Dissenting stockholders of Canton
to assert their
appraisal rights and
may
elect
to receive
praised value of their
payment of the ap¬
shares in cash in
lieu of the
offered by Madison.—V.
$26.50 payment
191, p. 2091.
stock
instrument
an
/
the proposed
ruling that the terms
transactions were fair
and reasonable, the
overruled
objections of a
Commission
stockholder of
that the
transaction was unfair
International, who urged
to that
of both Madison
company,,; and a
and
International, who contended that stockholder
actions were unfair to
the
trans¬
Madison.
The
Sloss
exchange
$50,000
company;
security
charges
of
transactions
restaurants, bars and
shoes, lockers and meeting
rents
shares
Inc.—Sale Cleared—
22
acquire
at' the
of
use
Lock Joint Pipe Co.—Net
Up—
assists
?^ement with?5;
5/2'1 hiika* ..f1
According
t1^^6245°1$23
2,155,127
expenses
render
York, filed a registration
1960, covering 175,000 shares
proceeds from the
from Empire Trust
a
Director,
addition, 13
31,401
York
stock
holders of
New
at
to
1525.
p.
to $25
per share
common
stock,
which
and reasonable
and not
fair
Canton
Wash¬
for
wife, Beth
Lytton,
55,000 shares. In
190
Company
equivalent
Canton
be
.poration
company will have out¬
350,000
shares
of
common
stock,
of
which
Emil
Lence,
President, will own 85,131 shares,
Richard Zirinsky,
Treasurer, 32,813
shares, and Howard Sheldon/
Secretary, 21,875 shares.
compared to
sJa^s
share earn
the
from
any
Sons, Baltimore
Alex.
investment firm, which overreaching.
in
has a 13%
Canton, has agreed
interest
to
accept the $25
respect to the
per
share
offer
With
remaining 8% interest, which
is
vestors and Canton
held
by public in¬
employees, Madison has
shares at $26.50
agreed to purchase
the
per
Offering—
to
supplies and
loans
After
This
common
in
portion
New
Brown &
He added that
builders
commission,
net
but
stock.
.
the Mghest In
heaviest sales
605.
.This
to
therewith,
sells
to
standing
standing
which
$13,786,451.^
y
tion
unpaid
of
a
current
nature; $170,000 will be
used for the
completion of Garfield
Lanes, Jersey City, N.
the balance will be
J.; and
added to
working capital.
In addition to various
indebtedness, the company has
30,300 shares of class A common
outstanding
and 35,000 shares
of class B common
six
this
all
Apparel
development of
remaining
at
$880,000
curred
7sion$for8Fed-
$836,358
2,400,000
amounted
-w./v
tionally
192,
lots
the
Broadway,
July 22,
warrants
capital stock of the
equipment rentals,
—V.
taxes
the
to
that
his
selling
Issuance of a
decision under
Act
granting an exemption
application filed
investment
company,
and
International Mining
=J!or J e sale of the assets of Canton Co. of
(342,500 shares)
of
Baltimore. 79%
whose
to
outstanding stock is owned by
Northside Warehouse
Madison,
Corp., a
subsidiary of International.
ownership by Madison of an
The
8.3%
interest in
an
affiliation
International created
which, under the
bar
Investment Company
to
the transaction
Act, created a
unless exempted
Under the
by the Commission.
proposal, Northside will be
merged with Canton and
surviving corporation will
the
common
repay
individual
in
were
of
July
this
of
immediately.
119
of
on
w
$12,867,584 for
outstanding
$1.01
increaseP£fenin,/ ar,e
traditinnQii,.
V-
debentures
on
by
sale, $175,000 will be
Co., $25,000 to pay loans from
lenders, and $110,000 to
pay
a
loan
from
Commercial
Bank of North
America; $65,000 (and $350,000 in
notes) will be paid
to the estate of Jack
F.
used
Reflect the
seveiai important
imp
Jonathan
ended
sales
N<.\
t
receive
SEC
Investment
finder's
of
and
the
for
Inc. (& Subs.)—Net
707,860
period
quarter
qua
secona
perilad
n
ttai
4650
SEC
cents
stock
a
compared
earnings
605.
p.
year—an increase of
compared
six-month
and
as
eonettes
compared
_
stated,
by price declines
increase of 7%
on
com-
compared with sales of »
$176,314,000
$1.80 per share in the first six months
$1,427,509 a year ago. Net
Canadian taxes totaled
last
Earnings
year
to
605.
p.
the
60
shares
profits
$99 525
3>yy,w, 000,
the
of
purchase 23,000
the offering price, and
Jack O. Sloane will
receive
fee and
warrants to purchase
5,000 additional
stock at the
offering price.
The
company
was
organized
under
Delaware
law
in
1958
and,
through its wholly-owned
subsidiaries, operates automatic
centers and, in
bowling
conjunction
iuoa.
in
Madison Fund,
Tlie
the
national
Inc.,
year
common
$5,000
of
compared with
Burnett, Presi-
were
Burnett
sales
Consolidated income
»s
$111,406
entitled
Period Ended June 30—
Jonathan Logan,
represents
names
share,
accompanied
six
.
com¬
shares
stock, to be offered for
public sale
underwriters headed by
Marron,
five
record
lines."—V. 191,
the
,
WPve
were;
same
United
manage¬
^^s^iary
$>
year,
of
stock
the
'
Consolidated
to
in
sales
$14,920,000
"These
figures,"
ing of business
product
quarter
common
$1.24
date
$1.59
last year.
•
second
in
the
prospectus
$8%58 000t
19^0
corresponding period ^ere
last
Chief Executive
and
For
of
_
Stein
consummation
same
191,
with
of common
Investors
M'arquett
required by
and
Sales
after
be
institutions with a complete
program
for
fatates
Government securities, Investments will
ment of
Capital Advisors, Inc., an affiliate.
Irvin§ Weiss as President of the
Fund.
of
into
Apparel. Thereafter,
theretofore exchanged their
not
engineering
Lanes,
statement
This
July 22, 1960, covering 400,000 shares of common
offered for public sale at $25
per share.
The company
was
organized under Delaware law on
June 22, 1960 as a diversified
investment
company.
It will become an open-end
company with re¬
deemable shares
upon
the sale
and
issuance of the shares being
registered. The
purpose of the Fund is said to be to
provide individuals
dent
holders
than
merged
Lence Lanes,
Inc.—Files for
Lence
ported
registration statement
a
become
the
year.—V.
year.
St., New York, filed
will
be
plans call for immediate
offering of
ington area, and for
next
by
Irving Fund for Investment in United States Govern¬
Securities, Inc.—Registers—
to
less
to
ment
stock,
other
if
geographic broadening of
operations.
Arthur A.
Desser, President of
Lefcourt, said
the land, known
as Rose
Hill, would start
1960
The Fund, of 5C
Broad
with the SEC
on
specified;
community developers, has announced
joint venture with
Major Realty Corp. in
the development of a
194-acre tract near
Alexandria, Va.
George W. Friedland, President of
Major Realty, said that his com¬
pany, formed in April as
the
third largest holder of
is
Florida land,
entering the joint venture as its first
step outside Florida in a
planned
the
agrement.—V.
p. 506.
offer
immediately
will
who have
corporation,
sale
the
series
new
all
rate
Lefcourt Realty
Corp.—Joint Venture—
and
C;
certificates
reserves
Act with
terms
and
series
approval is being sought,
and
maintain
with
The
deposit
to
the
and
258,693 shares owned.—V.
190,
terms; and Apparel for 18 months
thereafter
agree to
exchange for any of its
outstanding debentures so issued,
equal principal amount of
Kayser-Roth debentures.—V.
190, p. 2401.
an
agreement
giving interested persons until Aug. 12,
which
to
applied
depositary
a
1960, to request a hearing thereon.
The series C
registered under
the
Securities
Act
of
1933.
depositary
has
company
to
proposed
payment
order
an
Inc.—Deposit Agree't
amendment
an
connection
Commission has issued
upon
company.—
210.
p.
This
the
manufacture and sale of
tubes
to
the
telecommunication
and
com¬
will continue to manufacture and sell tele¬
Investors Syndicate
the
continue
will
vacuum
markets.
puter
V.
STC
the
that,
Stein
Stein
substantially
new
t
The
'
contemplated
receive
British Division—
dosed.
is
addition
192, p. 210.
Telegraph
withdraw
may
exchange offer,
shareholders of
for debentures
of
Telephone
International
Apparel
received.
500,000
Co
&
offer
at
,
Inc
American
exchange debentures for said shares
will extend the same
it
chairm6n>
£ '3tL3 shares and are
Scocm uers are seiIin8
Stein
a
Tucker, Anthony &
R.
L. Day—
Underwood,
Neuhaus
100,000
Reinholdt
Co.,
Webster
Securities Corp
Spencer
Co
Raffensperger,
& Co., Inc
The
&
200,000
Pressprich & Co
W.
Quail & Co.,
150,000
150,000
150,000
Co.__
Swiss
Hopwood
R.
Stone
&
the
of
400,000
Boyce
Stroud
Jaffray &
Putnam
&
150,000
Curtis
&
Piper,
1,000,000
200;000
Jackson
Webber,
Bros.
with
to
will
;1
500,000
F. S.
Paine,
Barney & Co.
Brothers
150,000
Moore.
150,000
Stern
200,000
The
Co._
S.
Stein
and
share of Stein stock
(of which amount $1,042
fund.) For such
purpose, the debentures
delivered by
Kayser-Roth to Apparel.
Apparel
holders of 258,560
shares (about 55% ) of
escrow
and
375,505 shares are
The debentures are
to be issued for
shares only in
$25; and the
multiples
remaining debentures,
the allocation
representing the portion of
to the account of
each shareholder
which is less than
$25, will be sold and the
net proceeds
thereof distributed to the
de-;
positing stockholders.
300,000
400,000
150,000
Co
&
common
one
an
mon.
&
Smithers & Co.__
William R. Staats & Co.
& Smith Inc.- 1,000,000
Turben & Co.,
200,000
;
Inc.
&
Inc.1 _1_—
F.
Pierce,
Lynch,
agreed
'
Scribner
.150,000
s
_
Co
Merrill
has
in
issued
100,000
Co.
Hutchinson &
jlcMaster
be
100,000
Hammill
Shuman, Agnew
Singer, Deane &
Smith,
placed
to
150,000
150,000
—-
Shearson,
200,000
be
are
1,000,000
Stringfellow___
Scranton &
W.
Co.
200,000
Mccoriii;f&&Co0'::::::
&
Chas.
1,000,000
100,000
150,000
Brothers
Lundborg & Co.Inc
Irving
Scott
debentures for
will
100,000
500,000
100,000
Co._
&
the
150,000
Renshaw„___
F.
Salomon
100,000
Financial Chronicle
Amount
&
Mosle
Rothschild
Rowles, Winston
100,000
and
added
'V*"
•
The Chicago firm, founded in
1939, is a supplier of movie cameras,
projectors, recorders and related items.
A.subsidiary, Wollensak Optical
Co., Rochester, N. Y., has a similar
-product line which is
marketed
.
P>
through
lemak
also
and
distributor organization.
a
has
for
been
produces
years
many
Acquired
cameras.—V.
industrial
Revere in
by
Wol-
1953,
191,
2091.
p.
(John E.) Mitchell Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
The
15.
company on July
SEC covering 450 shares
the
at
filed
letter
$110 per
a
Railway oper.
expenses,
SJJ.181.196 SJ9,094.489
Net
55,310,819
55,194,364
railway
—V.
$4,246,105 $21,986,832
1,656,231
7,783,165
2248.
p.
inc.—
oper.
Motel
Securities
*The
corporation
SEC
offered
9,624,994
152, p. 10.
and
$5,000
without underwriting.
*/>-
to be used to purchase and operate a motel.
Period Ended June 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
expenses.
'
Net
Net
rev. trom
railway
•Deficit.—V.
192,
$9,356,612 $10,070,583
8.217.723
8.598,943
$1,636,256
$161,544
$244,656
$1,138,889
12,770,184
11,059,861
11,880,119
10,579,697
10,859.000
taxes-—
taxes
*44,074
91,357
*89,154
Net
538,343
1,391,600
operating income
after charges
Net
—V.
The
St.
Louis
amounted
in
1959.
and
in
of
those
the
first
the
for
parent
one-half
and
six
months
sales
the
of
The
50%
of
owned
earnings
share
23,175,531
on
amounted
Sl-52
to
Combined
sales
sales
the second quarter
shares outstanding.
share
a
23,156,857
on
80 cents
share
a
the
Corporation,
registration
second
quarter
of South
Grand
1403
the
July
on
Wash.,
<
70,000
shares
for public
The
cov¬
ot
under Washington law in December,
1959, for the primary purpose of acquiring business properties and
operating, leasing or selling them for profit.
Present plans call for
the
acquisition and building of shopping centers in Phoenix. Ariz.,
and
elsewhere, and thereafter to manage and operate, or to lease
them.
The promoters. Herman Dennler, A
P. Canwell, and Harm H.
Schlomer, President, Vice-President
and Secretary-Treasurer, respec¬
tively, received
the 10,001
outstanding shares of class A
(voting*
company
stock
for
organized
was
services
rendered
organizing
Jn
the
©4 properties In Arizona, and ^planning of
Mr* Dennler and Mr. Schlomer each hold
additional class A shares at $1 per share.
Net
4
proceeds
mainly
the
to
of
sale
development
is estimated
sites
the
of
of
the
class
shares
to
are
devoted
be
shopping centers.
The cost of property
$400,000 and of constructing each shopping center
at
1960—6 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
$
$
$
sales
the
for
first
six
months
of
Corp.—Record Sales—
I960
the
were
highest for
any
expenses.
12,107,154
13,071,259
74,362,610
78,896,003
in
9,183,311
5,703,992
9,437,117
5,767,987
53,108,690
33,253,593
51,122,483
31,787,718
the
from
ry. oper.
inc
oper.
half in the company's history, John E. Bierwirth, Chairman, and
Coppedge, Jr., President, reported on July 25. They amounted
$280,710,000, up $10,408,000, or 4"%
over net sales of $270,302,000
for the comparable 1959 period.
to
Net
income
tually the
the
for
same
equivalent
six
months
ended
June
30,
preferred
dividend
requirements
10,394,910 shares of outstanding common stock
Income amounted
to $11,772,000,
$1.05
or
$1.04
vir¬
share
a
1959
period net
10,360,284
on
on
common
shares.
Net
sales
for
the
compared with
income for the
share,
1959
of
quarter
amounted
to
$146,392,000
the second three months of
totaled $5,687,000, or 50 cents
1960 quarter
$5,755,000, or 51 cents
versus
1960
S142,242,p00 in
quarter.
Messrs.
second
common
a
share in
1959.
a
Common Stock Offered
—
Bierwirth
Coppedge
pointed
that
out
1960
figures
additions
its
6%
will
year.—V.
191,
in
May
company
serial
This
tinder
BUSINESS—The
Co.—Plan
York
since
compressors
pressors and
the erection,
tomers'
for
publicly-held
Pennsylvania Gas Co.;
plan
for
hearing
Commission
also
has
stock
common
the
and
31,
Aug,
on
of
State
in
also
It
10G4.
installation
and
Norwalk
site.
the
instituted
distributes
National
holding
security
holders
correction.
voting
power
United
sells
replacement
of
maintenance
compressors
States
system
company
and.
If
in
and
its
for
parts
and
its
foreign
many
almost
in
use
$1.00
agent
value
par
Trust
of
stock
of
Co.
registrar
and
for
the
York
New
the
has
been
corporation.—V.
191,
the
the
to
security
fered—Public
class
A
holders
should
of
the
the
the
total
of
National's
plan,
its
owns
585,079
shares
at
of
A
of
191,
will
shares
be
National
Research
Cambridge,
of
added
portion
stock
cated
in
of
-
This
result
$17,356
Net
the
for
sales
months
.over
the
same
In
a
full
year
products and
six
of
this
period
in
loss
net
a
corresponding
the
of
first
•
with
compares
$67,000 in
to
of
$100,534
after
period last year, and
with
tax
a
services
$4,496,427,
increase
an
1959.
and
New England Gas &
of
programs
in
the
missile
and
same
Electric
stock
Jharo,
Inst year,
nn
proceeds
from
Company,
net
Jan.
sales
31,
of
Inc.,
1960,
the
of
the
$29,014,727
period
outstanding
in
last
and
the
Increase ot 4*-V
V.
year.
This
of
sale
outstan™g
respective
m
p.
ba«r
shares
during
™h
compared
amounted to *1 70
set
perfodl
the
by
forth
of
the
Atlanta,
A.
<°rrlate5t 12 "rths
2205
corres"°n'l'"« P«lod
in
company,"
40
four
cents
bv
makes
'ranging
pools. In addition
industrial water-softenin"
the
off-season
new
activities
for
developments
the
full
year
in
national
disposable
income
he
major
country
to
emphasized,
"has
built
warehousing points located
to
service
national
an
in
franchised
share,
a
compared
with
loss of
a
$297
-
2678.
p.
income
current
financing,
opposite
their
in
names
Neal
&
&
Co.
&
260,000
I.
Co.,
t|he
enable
will
to
us
according
overseas
new
to
construction,
completion,
of
in
the
41,370 square
the
of
a-com¬
on
of
2G-acre
a
miles
of
tract
northeast
northwest
1961,
of
the
space,
floor
of
over
growth of the
Vice-President and
Jeeves,
and
of
of
the
land
on
village of
Brussels.
buildings
will provide
employ approximately
308.
Gas
Fuel
two
miles
investment
an
continued
Richard
spring
feet
192, p.
National
represent
meet
W.
operations.
are being erected
buildings
Pennsylvania
See
Co.—Exchange Plan—
Gas
Co.,
above—V,
183,
2306 and 2252.
1861
p.
and
V.
182.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
The
of
From
4,335
Co
&
table:
Gardner
&;
Co
&
Alstyne,
Noel
Landstreet
Halle
H.
&
Crawford,
Stieglitz ;
& Co.,
Chisholm &•
&
and
slightly
665
1 335
Co.,
The
'
inc.
1*33*
."
1 335
interests
1*396
six
-
share
664
664
'
bb4
'
336
•
■
•
*
Lighting Corp.—Net Rises—
per
share
months
ended
outstanding
reported
oy Robert
W.
Miller, Chairman of the Board
This
compares with $2.59 for the
similar period in
1959, and $3 03 for the
.12 months ended in
March 1960.
r tlie
commenting
past winter the
on
the
weather
Increased
In
increased
was
southern
use
of
earnings,
cooler than
gas
in
California's
for
space
Mr.
Miller
said
"In
Hip
the
previous winter
wheh
recorded history
This
S
heating. Also
the
addition
of
t^the Mrporatfon" ta!
SseTeZtags*'11 h'8her rEteS
year11"8 rCVenUes
ma^nfva!in?v,
Were
S335.7i9.000.
to
gas,
up
$226,106,000,
Mr.
Miller
Co.,
stock,
owns
the
period.
months
share
split
of
1959.—V.
ended
the
190,
June
1,699,700
on
common
1838.
p.
Common—
Inc.
of
The
the
public
offering
price
and
23.2%i.—V.
the
outstanding
board
has
company
Richard
which
20.3%
S.
Perkin,
directors
company's
said.
over
the
16.2%
rise
due
f
2418.
p.
earnings
the
on
July
a
1950
share,
of
'
of
that
leases
with
Phillips
six
with
were
reported.
first
the
months
of
profits
for
totaled
SI-55 a
sales of
1960
or
from
$2,955,000
in
report.
interim
$53,208,794
$7,857,000
earnings
officials
year,
first
1960 were
quarter,
of
quarter
for
company's
Non-recurring
gas
compared
last
the
compared
1959,
and
in
26
for the
company
$1.51
of
in the second
$25,803,588 reported
the
told
anticipated
and
for
the
same
report
inventories
necessary
that
not
meet
of
the
previous
gasoline
higher
are
are
to
period
noted
currently
in
the
fh'st
same
the
period of
year
the
1960
will
•
than
prices
year.
increased
in
June
and
Jdu
The company's product,
the
report
said,
but
are
at levels
demands.—V. 192, p. 308.
a
year
ago.
excessive,
expected
Polymer Corp.
(&
Preliminary figures
on
Subs.)—Sales Up 24%—
operations
of the Reading, Pa., corporation
for the six months ended June 30, 196°
$4,090,400, compared with $3,280,800 f°r
the corresponding
period of 1953, or a gain of 24.7%
Louis L. Stott,
President, reported on July
21, 1960. *»:■
<_•and
its
subsidiary companies
showed
consolidated
sales
of
,
J*16. .polymei" Corporation,
industrial
15.4% /
'
191,
company's crude
oil
production
in
Venezuela
increased, t'ie
report said, and sales value of its
petroleum chemicals was higher.
Phillips sales volume of
petroleum
products
continued
to
increase
although the
weighted
average
price
received
was
lower
in
1960
laoiaires
The
a
own
The
1
RX,pense'5 amounted
mainly to the increased cost of
net
than
or
those
exceed
The
12
shares
was
&
indebtedness,
common
the first half
in certain oil
is
than
for. the
equivalent alter prefer™ SwSSdl
average
number
of
the
on
earnings
in
months
It
336
Co.
;
1987.
corporation's
of
six
per
Norwalk, Conn., filed a registra¬
July 21, 1960, covering 100,000 shares
for public sale
through a group of
1959.
6^4
336
____
&
on
offered
Blyth
group
were
income of
$51,747,822
.
1 335
335
—
Net
665
•
_
__
—
a
higher
665
336
Co.
end
Avenue,
SEC
be
certain
of
company's
665
:
Inc...
Main
the
president,
as
stockholders
Inc.
Inc.—
Co.,
six
the
on
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Net Up—
2,665
_____
Rodetsky, Kleinzahler, Walker
Joseph Walker & Sons—
Francisco
officers
2,665
Co.
First Southeastern
p.
and
4 000
-
665
;
to
shares
2 66b
Inc.
Hilsman
Bcenning
&
addition
1,335
Kirkpatrick,
&
&
In
1,335
Co.—
&
the
4 000
2.000
Inc.
November,
for
share
per
company
1,335
Hirshberg,
of
to
headed by
underwriting terms
1,146,436
4,000
2,000
cents
two-for-one
in
report
$1,448,992 after provision
82
Corp.—Registers
with
stock,
chairman
" ^iooo"
2,000
'
/.
Co.
&
5,335
4 000
>/_
Co.. Inc.—
of
to
are
to be supplied by amendment.
is engaged in the
design, manufacture and sale of
precision scientific instruments which
analyze chemical compounds by
measurement
of
their
distinct
physical characteristics and electrooptical systems and precision
optics principally for space and missile
fields.
Of
the
net
proceeds from
the
stock
sale
$1,400,000 will be
applied to construction of a
plant in Norwalk, Conn., $500,000 will be
applied to the purchase of
machinery and equipment and the remainder
will be added to the
general funds. '•*'
4 000
.
corporation,
statement
The
5,335
2,665
subsidiaries
earnings
equal
a
effective
underwriters
5 335
2,000
,
and
net
following
became
common
and
5,335
2.000
.
1960,
$682,600,
outstanding
which
The
tion
of
8,665
2,665
30,
of
Perkin-Elmer
5,335
2,665
Corp
Co.,
Inc.—
Inc...
A
5,335
2,665
*
Soace
Co.,
stock
Co.
8,665
2,665
corporation
June
taxes
common
shares outstanding at the
compared with net earnings for the
1959, of $1,384,492,
equal
to
81
cents
shares
un¬
Selling.
2,665
,
ended
This
30,
8.665
2,000
Tindall
Clark
San
Philadelphia
income
1,771,380
30,003
Co.
&
W.
Van
previous
of
near
new
com¬
following
4,335
Robinson-Humphrey
Norris
in
start
branch
Bornem, Belgium, some
facility includes a general
laboratory building and an administra¬
installation
will
persons.—V.
pp.
stock.
4.335
_
Inc
—
du Pont
Reinholdt
In
and
"Upon
30,002
Waggoner—
Inc.
C. Bradford & Co
Clement
A.
Evans
&
Hirsch
toto $3.16
tilS
sales
of Brussels.'The
manufacturing
modern
total
shares
common
14,998
& Co
Johnson, Lane,
The
191,
and
building.
of
100
Stockholders
J.
—V.
Co.—New Belgian Plant—
announced
Breendonk-famise highway,
Bornem, and approximately 30
out¬
14,997
Allyn
C.
The
J.
&
has
manufacturing
The
and its
company
and net
underwriting agreement the several
C. Langley & Co. and Courts &
Goodbody
.suited
8
years,
margins
The
the
Ga.,
W.
Co
<fc
warmest
M
40
swimming
increases
new
includes
to
market,"
its
space
12 months ended
common
completion
Langley & Co
Wyatt,
43%
Association—Earnings—
for
time.
189,
director
Exchange.
Company
C.
Blair
it
oi earnings for the
a
JoVnXdCTlTh0yh72aree1S8Ued
common
ended
year
represented
Courts
the
Md vacuum
field
custom-built
of
several
on
is
amounted
equal
company
$970,000
a
Manufacturing
Varnedoe.
of
million,
-
new
Benelux
by
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Equitable Securites Corp.
the
govern-
test
balance available for
&4'272-08<
on
a
consolidated
the
net
used
Stock
From
K
in
$10
distributors."
under
1958.—V.
months
French
plus income from royalties
totaled
and
"This
of
account
class
common
The
for
the
agreed on a firm commitment basis to purchase from the
and the selling stockholders the respective numbers of
pany
profit
1959.
year
tiroce^metan^lng,—v!ri9()CS,pfiPl5C26en,ir0rlmenta'
$4,244,b66
the
be
American
.
NRC
JuJe^^Tqinti0«nit
30. 1960
showed
tion
being sold
are
for
standing capital stock of the company will consist of
class A common stock and 540,000 shares of class B
of
Pacific
June
of
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
recovery
net
at
'
the
company's
throughout .the
areas
1959,
in
for
after
shareholders on July 21,
President Hugh S
Ferguson said all three division of the
company are operating profit¬
ably. As highlights of the first
half-year, he cited extended
contracts
shares
80,000
160,000 shares
and
consolidated
Kormendi
letter
the
on
will
EARNINGS—For the
the
in
in
are
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and South Carolina.
affiliates had
•---
of
offered,
and
subsidiaries are engaged in the manufacture and sale of
popu¬
priced wearing apparel for men, women and boys.
Its principal
products since 1942 have been sport shirts and slacks or trousers for
men.
The company has about 3,000
employees, of whom some 2,740
are
directly engaged in manufacturing operations at nine plants lo¬
of
operations
with
leisure
*30 miles-from the city
lar
its
profit
leader
a
the
out
Parke-Davis
the company for the purchase
equipment.
The balance of the proceeds
company's working capital and used for general
the
to
Doolittle
net
a
round
its
•
corporation
has
reported
19 cents per share- from
been
of
small
mote
estimated
i
and the servicing
substantial volume
commensurate
The
The company has made application to list
shares
BUSINESS—Oxford
and
J.
Corp.—Shows Profit
Mass.,
t0
*
shares
company
machinery
Stroud &
The
still
installa¬
bined
corporate purposes.
2092.
p.
sales
1960
currently, is working
pharmaceutical
of
the
common
additional
outstanding 622,080 shares of Pennsylvania Gas common
stock,
the remaining
37.001
shares being held by
about 225 public stock¬
holders,
including Horace
Crary, a
director
of
Pennsylvania Gas
The plan proposes that National will issue
1.45 shares of its stock in
exchange
for
each
of
the
37,001
shares
of
minority-held
stock
—V.
does
should
$117,055,
a
number
PROCEEDS—A
80,000
Gas'
(94.05% )
has
which
240,000'shared Of'this firm's
stock
selling stockholders.
class
Francis
to
which
levels.
to
associates.
account
certain
1
,
According
the
growth
is
management, significant gains were made in all
phases of Paddock's operations. Sales for the year advanced to
$9,721,000, the hignest in the company's history, and a
gain of 22%
over
the $7,968,305 in 1958. Net
profits, after all charges, in 1959
common
price of $16-875. per share
July 22 by W. C. Langley & Co. arid .Cdurts
on
& Co. and
in¬
order
with
'
satisfactory
appointed
offering
common
made
was
Section
Pennsylvania
among
Commission
"it
Oxford Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Class A common Of¬
sub¬
and
Paddock,
additional
363
National's
upon
unfairly
companies with
strategic
2521.
p.
fastest
standpoint. Today," he said, "there
annual sales volume of $2»/a million or
corporate
largest."
builders
the
of
the
organization
cus¬
every
countries.
shares
212,500
swimming pool industry is having the
industries," Mr. Spaulding noted,
signs augur well for Paddock," he said, "as new vigorous
sellin°
policies,
a
revitalized
sales
force
and
the
establishment
of
rigid
inventory and cost controls combine to bring operating
com¬
at
York
currently there
than 170,000 residential pools
in
only 15,000 residential installation-
"All
for
name
compressors
in
are
scheduled
proceedings pursuant
and
whether
so,
its
has
thp
and
more
were
time
these
and,
111
Midland
Marine
W.
among
904.
p.
President, predicted' on July 21 that
in the United States—residential
Jr.,
there
out,
equipment
tions
which has
Appointments—
The
transfer
1960.
11
(b)(2) of the Act, consolidated with proceedings
plan, to determine whether its corporate structure
equitably
of
one
Commission
bor
Noting that the potential for the swimming pool field was
nowhere
near realization, Mr.
Spaulding forecast further snarp gains in
supplies the services of its employees in connection with
plant
derwriters
Filed—
holding company has filed a plan with the SEC
Company Act for rhe exchange of shares of its
Holding
stock
sidiaries,
The
Gas
five
of
field
designs, constructs and sells high pressure
company
the
Paddock
also
company's working capital.
the
have
New
the
common
the
Fuel
191,
including
use,
from
the
which
plans to pay one half ($227,221)
note and use the balance of the proceeds
promissory
UNDERWRITERS—In
National
pro
i9fin
bank
country.
pools,
improvement
The
air and gas compressors under the trade name "NORWALK"
been used by
the company and its predecessors as a trade
in¬
2520.
p.
Spaulding,
in
Paddock,
approximately $100,000 of the proceeds
of the company's plant, machinery
use
and
to
equipment.
for
National
subsidiary to 60%
this
of
swimming pools in several standard classifications, with prices
from
$2,500 to $12,000. The company also specializes in
$1,308,251.
and
retiring some $18,000,000'
The company estimates its
in
and
increase
leisure
far
This
—
common
the comparable
;
cluded May and June operating results of Reactive Metals Inc.
increased its interest in this special metals
of
Net
the
"While
only
Co., Inc.
PROCEEDS—Norwalk
for
totaling $11,724,000,
to
In the
share
a
remained
1960
In the first six months of 1959,
as
after
puhlir
be
months.—V.
pointed
business
July 25 offered 100,000 shares
of common stock ($1 par value) at $5 per share, through
Myron A. Lomasney & Co., underwriter.
first
Roy F.
A.
he
1954,
192, p. 10.
Of
Net
Offering—
Bids are expected on Sept. 21. Net
used in completing the
company's
will
purpose.
five
254,000
are
22,508,376 127,471,300 130,018,486
Delaware corporation, on
for
Distillers & Chemical
nAll;
by more tnan 100,000 by the end of I960
Speaking before the regular luncheon
meeting of the New
Society of Security Analysts, Mr. Spaulding said that
Ry.—Earnings—
Western
$2,557,336.
National
that
public—will
investigation
company,
the shopping center; and
options to acquire 10,000
E
Q
Light Co.—Bond
bidding.
program
first
and
filed
1960,
25,
class
B
common
«non-voting)
stock,
to
be
offered
sale through authorized and qualified brokers
at
SI00
per
rhare.
Underwriting
discounts
and
commissions will
amount to $20 per share.
ering
rev.
railway
and
Corp.—Registers
3pokane,
Ave.,
SEC
income
to S18.594.000 and
192, p. 211,
addpn
Paddock of California—Forecast—News—
21,290,465
Norwalk
of
Development
with
statement
greater
Net
1959.
of
period last year.—V.
Consolidated
National
This
in
the same
for
$219,673,000, 2%
were
to 75 cents a share, compared
$17,355,000 equal
■was
a
for
S215.36G.o00
cf
Net
were
shares.
than
&
bond.sale
for
the
in
70,159,677
60,336,968
75,197,846
63,838,725
•
Net
—V.
earnings
were
construction
expenditures in 1960 at $33,700,000, Of which $10,579,000 were
expendPri
less than income of,
six-month
I960
the
rowings
revenue
oper.
Railway oper.
its domestic
company,
$33,486,000, 5#
was
half
common
a
first-halt
sales
first
1939's
equivalent to $1.45
1959,
sales
Railway
companies.
income from such
$35,209,000
In
include
subsidiaries
foreign
Net
combined
company's
sales
Comnani«
95,126
that
say
with
competitive
of
Charles
Norfolk &
$431,787,000 compared to $413,708,000 for the same period
to
Such
associa ted
Subs.)—Net Drops—
(&
Power
construction
192, p. 10.
Period Ended June 30—
Chemical Co.
Monsanto
snh
number of swimming pools in use
9.
p.
10,652,446
53,963,507
—
$
:
to
or.
company,
at
ceeds
$1,471,640
inc.—
went
1960—6 Months—1959
$1,521,287
1.359.743
ry. oper.
oper.
income
operating
sale
84,088.029 524,940.442 497,811,126
51,991,290 321,707,931 808,714,444
10.670,000
64,054,000
84'J08,000
9,546,620
63,980.665 57,229,005
88,245,137
Wuicxi
Gas
offices in the Public Service Bldg.,
Portland
Ore., filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 27
covering
$20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1990, to be offered for
$
S
$
$
Other
1960—Month—1959
revenue.-
Pacific
1960—6 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended June 30—
Operacing expenses
RR.—Earnings—
transfer
192, p. 211.
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
Operating revenues
Federal
Monon
York
New
u-in,
distribution
California
of
nieiers,
gas
12 months.
past
ta
This
1960 filed a letter of notification with
limited partnership participations to be
20,
of
share,
active
compared
Ua
two
has been appointed
the corporation.—V.
stock of
for the common
agent
Files
—
•
The proceeds are
New York
Exchange Commission—
July
on
per
188,
'The Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
Associates, New York, N. Y.
$185,000
covering
at
loan.—V.
mortgage
a
\
.v-.
•
Mart
With
the
repay
$55,318,000,
Southern
and
Counties
rnUft
to
'
Mo'
the
Miller
Mr.
No
underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds are to be used
totaled
payments
ea
the current earnings,
although im
proved, reilect a rate of return below what has been
determined ta
be fair and reasonable by the California
Public Utilities
Commission
AAomAiiolinnlu
thvoa
cilHcirl
¥i*
lDIl,
The corporation's three subsidiaries are now QlVaiHnr*
awaiting decisions bv th»
Commission on
their recent rate applications.—V.
191, p. 607.
Agent—
$3,221,224
1,135,528
ry. oper.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
2,439,839
serving
—were
®2J.J83,670
Stone & Minerals Corp.—Transfer
from
rev.
franchise
sidiaries—Southern
during
Net
.
$48,240,000 for the similar period in 1959.
At
tne
end
of June.
Pacilic Lighting's
1960—6 Months—1959
$12,696,280 $13,946,647
9,475,056
9,700.542
revenue-
of
notification with
of common stock mo pan to be offered
share for subscription by stockholders on a pro rata basis.
1960
1960—Month—1959
period Ended June 30—
and
Taxes
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings-
New York,
manufacturer of photographic lenses
a
Railway oper.
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(404)
plastics
and
sells
company
in
a
finished
specialty
maintains
producer of quality engineered
semi-finished shapes, also manu-
leading
and
coating materials.
\
headquarters in Reading,
.
Fa„
while
»s
on
page
48
Ue
Continued
(405)
9
i
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
Ses In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
the current week. Then we follow with
? second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
nounced during
When
of Company
Name
^
.
preferred
150'.;
Share
.
'4—
(quar.)
Reduction Co., common
A.,
Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)____
5Y»% pfd. (quar.)___
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Laboratories iquar.)
Stores Corp., com. (quar.) ______
preferred iquar.)-
Artists Pictures,
Allied
Allied
Allied
4',;
(slocknolueis
Inc.
Bacon
&
a
Incorporated
9-
1
8-12
9-
9-
8-12
9
30c
10-
75c
10-20
$1
1
9-
9-
2
Continental
9-
Bank Note (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
I
7-29
(Wilmington,
5%
$1.60
&
'
10-14
9-10
8-
8
9-
8-15
7-30
7-26
30c
7-30
7-26
25c
9-29
9-
6
25c
8-15
8-
1
30c
9-15
9-
1
$1
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
__—
5%
Arkansas-Missouri
4.65'/
preferred
pfd. (accum.)__
(increased)
Class
A
(quar.)
;;
Ayshire Colleries
8-10
1
9-15
8-
Distillers
Beaunit
Inc.
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
1
1
25c
9-15
8-15
Inc.,
9-15
'
$4.50
;
8-15
9-15
$1
10-
8-15
1
9-
1
17 Vic
8-15
8-
1
4 Vic
8-13
8-
3
'
25c
9-16
Bell
&
414
$1.37Vi
9-
preferred
2
Bemis Bros. Bag
preferred
Bethelem Steel
(quar.)
Co.,
;
(quar.)~"I,I~I~Y
Light Co., com.~(quarI)
Blaw-Knox Co.
5%
Manufacturing
Brockton Edison
Co.,
6.409
preferred
~
)
alls
Company,
S5 preferred
Co.
(quar )
5.60%
pfd.
Inc.
Iquar. )III
/
IIIII_"II
investment
(frorn net
4'
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-22
10-
1
9-15
10-
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-
9
9
7-22
10c
8-15
10-
70c
~~
I
I"
"""I
.
_
10
i>a'd
pfd.
TelePhone,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
9-
1
30c
9-
1
Inc.
'"come)
8
8-15
8-15
(7-30
9-
8-18
$1.25
1
9-
1
8-18
9-1
8-
9-
8-15
15c
1
5
9-22
9-
2
9-
1
8-
' (from
~
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
$1
9-
1
8-
5
87 Vic
9-
1
8-
5
8-16
25c
10-20
$1.50
8-31
10-
1
10-
1
1
9-
Duke
9-
New
9-
9
$1.25
9-30
9-
9
5%
9-
8-12
5%
25c
9-
>
1
9-
9-
1
in
$.076
10-24
9-
9
Lane
30c
8-19
(quar.)
8-17
9-13
8-26
12-13
11-25
12-13
9-
50c
common
Company
1
10-
35c
8-
1
El
Paso
Natural
Electric
Gas
$1.75
10-
1
8-25
8-12
25c
;
9-
8
32 Vic
j.
Hose
(quar.)_
Rubber (quar.)
&
1
Electronics
1st
.
Investment
Forge
preferred
5%' 2nd
.
8-26
9-19
9-
1
8-
9
(Increased
8-
9
Merck & Co.,
8-31
8-
1
8-
1
8-15
Merchants
/i
15c
Power
preferred
4.40%
>8-
1
7-28
8-
1
7-28
Ford
5
8-
5
9-23
8-
7
1
8-15
9-12
8-12
9-
31V4c
9-
17 Vic
1
8-15
8-16
10-
8-
1
2
9-16
Inc.
Motor
Foxboro
of
Bond
Fraser
Stock
&
■i
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-12
investment
10c
(reduced
Columbus
of
Co.
General
Foods
Ltd..
1
8-
1
8-15
9-15
1
9-
Minnesota
Merchandise
Outdoor
4.80%
preferred
Co.
Telephone Co.
of
preferred
(quar.)
Genge Industries (initial
8-
1
9c
W.)
Co.
8-
8
8-24
Great
Zplm To")(quar.jJI^II"^"""^""'
Gas-"£td-::-:-CarneSndum Co-
J17 Vic
9-
1
8-15
Grocery
75c
9-
5
8-
40c
9-
9
8-19
^eeJ Co. (quar.)I^.IHIIIIIIIIII
30c
9-
9
8-26
20c
9-
9
9-
1
Carpemer
Carrier
4
Corp.,.
hV
Cenco
tn
common"(q"uar.)III"IIIIIII
3fei'red
preferred
(quar.»
„!ff
49
pie^en'ed
4 73'-
8-15
8-31
8-15
10c
8-23
8-12
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
{*' »«er°°d (Tu'a^" 4'/2* pW'
III!
(quar.)
<quar')
~
10-
1
9-
9
$1.18%
10-
1
9-
9
8-25
8-
8
40c
56 ViC
10^1
9-16
25c
10-' 1
9-16
75c
10-
10c
1
9-16
8-10
12 Vic
8-19
7-29
n
Clark
10-15
9-30
25c
8-15
8-
25c
9-13
8-19
10c
9-15
9-
65c
9-30
25c
(9uar.)
-I-II_"I"
ConttSiiCorp' (quar.)_II"
Clt«iana^ftp's s°7';
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SDeriui
Coiiins
i.
CombinoH
...
I
9-15
9-16
9-15
8-11
10-10
9-30
Motion
8-10
7-30
Motor
9-15
8-15
8-22
8-1
Motor
9-19
8-11
Mount
Mutual
Fund,
Water
70c
6
8-
4
Mutual
9-
:-
5
1
9-12
(quar.).
KUaranteed (quar.)
n Corp- (quar.)____.
—
87 lie
■;
9-1
9-
1
8-19
National
Cash
7-15
National
Distillers
8-15
National
30c
00
CO
1
6%
preferred (quar.)
Electric Light,
Hecla
Mining
1
1st
5%
5%%
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
(Charles
Hires
7%
preferred
7-29
6%
preferred
$2.50
9-
1
8-
8-17
■
National
Screw
7-22
5
National
Securities
Hobart
Manufacturing
Co.
New
Jersey
New
York
5
7-22
5
9-10
9-
8-26
9
8-19
25c
9-
8-
Public
holders
Huttig
Sash
of
Service
&
units
5
1
9-
Beneficial
1
1
(quar.l
10-20
$1.50
48 %c
9-
10-
1
Gas
9-1
8-10
Indiana
9-1
8-19
Inland Credit
$15c
9-1
00
Inland Steel
9-30
9-
1
of
Britain
& Water
Corp.,
Co.
Co.
class
(quar.)___
A
(quar.)—
1
International
Silver
109-
7-29
8-18
1
9-15
1
9-
1
8-25
5
8-
1
8-
5
5
7-29
7-25
8-31
8-12
9-29
9-12
25c
9-10
9-10
12-20
9-12
8-18
8-25
7-29
;
8-15
8-31
12-
1
8-22
8-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
15c
9-
1
% 8-15
>
9-
1
5
8-12
8-26
8-16
8-16
Noyes
8-20
8-
1
9-16
9-
2
8-26
30c
8-15
8-12
20c
9-15
8-31
7-29
7-15
25c
9-
6
8-
30 c
9-
2
8-24
1
8-5
(quar.)
17c
8-20
00
1
1
10-
7
5
Ltd.—
Co.
t50c
—
9-
t$1.25
Cement,
&
class
A
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-12
5
Dock—
Dry
(quar.)__
35c
9-16
9-2
:
25c
9-16
9-
common
10c
9-20
8-31
34 %c
9-20
8-31
37'/2C
9-20
8-31
55c
9-20
8-19
44c
9-30
8-19
8»/3C
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
—;
(quar.)
Insurance
—
Co.
(Hartford)—
Water,
8-15
8-
$1
9-
1
8-15
;—
$1
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
$1.12 y2
9-
preferred
$2
(s-al
preferred
(quar.)
Bancorporation, common
Natural
Pharmacal
(Charles
2
Public Service-
preferred
Norwich
8-26
8-29
8-19
10c
Power
&
convertible
5.75%
8-12
9-15
10-
Quarterly
4.50%
8-15
1
9-26
(increased)—
Co.
(quar.)—
.
Northeastern
Northwest
9-15
9-
1——
Co.
preferred
Northwest
8
8-11
15c
Corp
Fund
Investment,
Indiana
prior
8-
9-15
1
62y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Northeastern
$4
9-
11-
(quar.)
preferred
4.49%
.
8-19
10-15
30c
$1.75
Shipbuilding
preferred
37c
iquar.)
Great
8-31
40c
Common
6
8-10
9-
50c
(ordinary)
50c
70c
6%
8-11
F.)
preferred
Gas,
common
;
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
6%
.
5
,
1
8-
5
8-15
21c
$1.43 y2
Co., (quar.)
Co.,
30c
8
8-
5
8-15
8-
5
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
—
9-
9
8-10
22 y2c
8-
1
7-25
6
rH
9-30
9-
9
7-29
25c
9-
Copper Co.
(Equal to approximately
of South
9-15
Oak
Ireland
Co.
8-31
75c
(quar.)
B
Northern
8-12
9-
$0,136
Co.
Door
Tobacco
9-
9-16
$1.0fi>/4
Co.—
American
$35
Interest
9-15
9-16
4y2c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
O'okiep
of
9-15
.
$1.50
Fibre
Light
American
North
8-15
9-
45c
40c
iquar.)—
Zinc
News
Class
4
8-
;
9
Hugoton Gas Trust-To
1
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
$3.50
Housatonic
10-
50c
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Newport
8-19
34%c
:
8-10
loc
Fund-
Research
&
Auction
Common
40c
37 Vie
iquar.)^.
8-15
1
50c
$4.50 pfd.
Investment
Newfoundland
5%
—
9-16
8-31
25c
(quar.):.
Mfg.
8-
8-
$1.25
(annual)—.
Turf Club
Hc-lywood
&
1
2 Vic
12 Vic
(quar.)_
8-19
$1
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
6
15c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)—
1
9-30
t$l. 19
common
Vulcanized
Z
Co.
A
Bros,
—
7-20
9-
7-29
9-
J25c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
&
1
8-15
12 Vic
8-31
8-16
40c
9-1
8-18
75C
9-
Africa
Manufacturing
O&hu
\
Co.
Lead
Jersey
(quar.)
9-
62y2c
(quar.)
Chemical,
Gypsum Co.,
National
(quar.)
A
E.)
pfd.
1
1
9-10
(quar.)
&
preferred
8-15
7 Vic
60c
:
common
A
Co.
Register
l
9-
25c
3.90%
iquar.i
Hotels
Hilton
30c
CO
Acme
New
(quar.)
8-
8-25
8-15
9
North
com;
CJl
1
$3.50
Foundation
9-
8-25
8-10
Income
Neisner
iquar.)'_
7-20
1
10-
$1.25
4
12c
Co.
00
8-
8-
—
common
8-
5'/2%
Hackensack
9-15
9-15
preferred (s-a)
Muskogee
Company
(quar.)
Inc.—
Corp. i quar. i
Harbinson-Walker Refractories,
7-25
1
30c
(quar.)
8-18
Hajoca
1
8-20
30c
(quar.)
common
Mills,
8-17
—
8-
10-
25C
7%
25c
(quar.)—_
50c
J25c
;
Corp.
Vernon
1
income
Corp.
9-16
—
(ouar.)——
Corp.,
preferred
Wheel
(quar.)
Advertising Service-.
Finance
20c
$5
preferred
Picture
2
iquar.)
ordinary
Oil
Imperial
Ltd'
'CUI
V
burgn RR-—
Suaranteed
Products
2
9-26
87 Vic
9
90c
9-30
9-
___
9-
12>/ic
(quar.)
Monumental Life Insurance (Bait.)
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) Ltd., common (quar.)
proposal.
(quar.)
9
9-12
8-15
35c
Monsanto Chemical Co.
9-
7-30
$1.12 Vi
Chrysip,.
From
7-30
8-15
30c
Cincinnati tP' ,quar-l
City K Transit Co
Store
Guardian
Gulf
consider the
Dredge & Dock
Hartford
<*.
ChambPeSerred
8-31
60c
as & Electric—
rred (quar. )-__.______I"~I__
,c.uar.I
Chain
Chfidbour-n
8-15
56 Vic
~ ~
(auar.)
Corp'
Central
40c
5
Lakes
9-
>/•
40c
8-15
Life
month to
next
9-
1
iy4c
7-15
8-26
5
6
1
10-
Chemicals
8-15
Underwriters, Inc.—
Company is planning a stock split. A com¬
mittee
of
large stockholders will meet
9-
/
910-
.
America—
&
1
—
(quar.)—
1
8-22
87 Vic
v
30c
56 Vie
of
—
30c
—
(quar.)
2
9-
9-16
;
(quar.)
Pipe Line, com.
40c
-
(quar.)——
Industries
9-
1
9-12
25c
(quar.)
—
.
10-
12c
8-25
5c
—
(quar.)
9-12
9-15
12 Vic
7-29
$1.25
Extra
American
B
4'/4%
(s-al
1
9-13
5c
preferred
conv.
Class
National
—_
10-
40c
25c
9-
k
55c
Genung's Inc., 5% preferred
Georgia-Bonded Fibres, Inc.
Products
8-15
Ohio—
quar.)
8
8-15
9-15
Mission Insurance Co.—
of Wisconsin—
Co.
8-
$1.25
Missouri-Kansas
National
(quar.)—
Telephone
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
—
10-14
9-30
25c
Ry. (quar.)
Light, com. (quar.)
&
1
Northwest—
$5
9-1
Power
32 Vi c
(quar.)
the
1
8-31
40c
Corp.
8-23
(quar.)
of
Co.
8-10
•
(N. Y.)—
Minerals
8-
approve
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;
8-12
split—
Advertising
Telephone
11-
25c
-1
8-15
7%
—
9-10
37 Vic
Reclaiming (quar.)
(monthly)
preferred
12 Vic
——__
_—
5
8-10
40c
Chemicals
&
4%%
(stockholders
stock
General
+20c
Rubber
Va %
5%
5
8-
9-10
8-19
::
(quar.);
Class B
(initial)
Minneapolis & St Louis
8-11
8-
8-25
'
(quar.)
changed to
Philipp Corp.)
8-12
3
8-25
$1.06 Vi
20c
'
(H.
8-
8-15
8-25
6-
8-26
9
15c
75c
Quarterly
Great
1
7-28
9-
25C
(Name
(Ga.) —
(final)
Corp.
two-for-one
Gossard
8-
8-11
8-19
62 Vi C
37 Vic
quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric,
Gerber
8-15
4
1
35c
25c
Co.
General
General
1
30c
preferred (quar.)—
General Cigar Co. iquar.)
General Drive-In Corp. (quar.)
General
8-
10%
6%
General
Inc.
Appliance Co.—
preferred (quar.)
10%
quar.)__—__
(W.
General
8-26
9-
9-2
25c
(quar.)_
Safety
8-15
8-10
t30c
__;
Laboratories
9-15
8-15
1
25c
__________
(quar.)
Midwest
Miles
15c
Fuller
a
preferred
8-12
8-12
Inc.—
dividend
Light
5%
1
9-
$0,052
(quar.)
1
t$1.25
(quar.)
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
(George A.)
Co. (quar.)
Common
1
8-
9-1
9-
IOC
v,
1%
30c
'
Packaging. Materials Co.—
1
7 Vic
Freeport
Gas
8-15
45c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Fuller
P.)
5
1
35c
dividend)
Thermit
9-
$1.15
(increased
8-
t$1.75
(stock
62 Vic
3 Vic
Tile
6
(quar.)_
Mine
Series-.—
Brick
9-
;_
Assurance
9-
15c
Funds,
6
10-
Ltd.—
com.
4 Vic
Globe-Wernicke
U5c
34c
(quar.)
Custodian
9-
quar.)
18%c
Series
Income
&
Midwest
8-25
$1.10
Canada,
10-1
(quar.)
con mon
31 Vic
(quar.)_
Co.
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Minerals
A
Fire
.Common
(quar.)
Company
Franklin
9-15
$1
Tile
Mart,
50c
(quar. I
preferred (quar.)
Industries, class
Florida
Food
9-15
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse Co; (quar.)_
Mexican Light & Power,
Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
9-15
9-30
$1
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co.—
$l.37V2 preferred (quar.)
Federal Sign & Signal, common
(quar.)_^
$1.25 preferred
(quar,)
Field (Marshall)
see Marshall Field & Co.
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.)_
4%
$3.50
Metal
9-15
9-30
68 Vic
—__
(quar.)
8-19> '
62 V2C
(quar.)
9-30
62 Vic
(quar.)
7%
'Fafnir
Florida
Co.
8-1C
.
$1
(quar.)_
preferred
Ltd.
Portland Cement
Mengel
9
8-15
8-15
62 Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Robbins.
20c
3c
Banking Co. (s-a.l
Steel Corp.—
&
60c
9-30
Medusa
&
30c
,
Extra
Elizabethport
•>
McKesson
9-16
9-30
8-
50c
Shoes,
8-5
v
l
10-
(quar.)__„
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co., common
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing (quar.)
8-18
8-25
-
130c
Auto-Lite
Electric
6%
45c
8-9
8-31
(quar.)
Inc..
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.,
5% pref. A (quar.)
8-25
8-25
8-15
IS-■
9-1
(quar.)
Company
8-30
15c
Extra
9-1
9
5c
(quar.)„
Inc.
9-15
30c
(quar.)____
Milling,
(R. G.),
9-15
%
16c
Insurance
MacMillan
8-25
9-16
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
*
40c
(quar.)__
Woods
Bryant,
Maher
8-25
$1.34
(quar.)
30c
$1.18%
Co. (Va.) (quar.)__
Oil, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets.
Ordinary
Lykes Steamship Co.
(quar.)
5
$1.25
(quar.)
the
Tourneau
Life
9-21
■
9-28
15c
Eaton Manufacturing
(quar.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
split)
(quar.)
Lobicos
8-15
8-15
50c
;
(quar.)
2-for-l
11-25
*15c
(quar.)
Dunham-Bush, Inc./ 5% pfd.
Duquesne Brewing (quar.)
Le
frac¬
paid)
•
after
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
8-31
13c
2%
of
Company,
of
7%
(initial)
lieu
(initial
preferred
Lake
8-10
9-
continued to
2
9-15
+62 Vic
be
a
convertible preferred A
convertible preferred B
convertible preferred C
4%
9-19
25c
:
1
10-
1
meeting yet to
proposed 10-for-l split.
Co., common (quar.
preferred (quar.)__,
Koppers
25c
(quar.)
13c
Co.,
5%
8-15
8-12
a
Kingsford Co. (year-end)—
Koehring Company, common
Co.—
8-
8-24
9-10/
Co.—
common
4.80%
-
9
1
at
Keyes Fibre
9
30c
vote
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)___
9
8-10
9-9
.
9-
(cash
7-27
Machines—
on
Kendall
,
9
9-
Business
scheduled
9-
will
1
$1.25
9-30
Ltd.
7-27
8-
20c
will
9-30
shares
1
Ins.
If approved the stock will be
traded in units.
1
9-30
$1.05
com.
Life
be
7-25
9-
9-30
/
$1
(quar.)_
7%
preferred
A
(quar.)
5.36%
B preferred
(quar.)
Duriron
7-25
1
Ltd.—
Bros.,
Power
2
'9-2
7-29
10-
92 Vic
new
Standard
be
8-10
7-29
50c
(quar.)__
8-
*6 Vic
Stockholders
9-30
dividend
tional
$2.20
mvic.
net
75c
,
Stock
Donohue
5
30c
26 y4c
(quar.)
Fund,
8-
Ltd—
rwS? B (Quar. )IIIIIII"II
Canadian
8-15
1
$1.37Vi
10c
m.) & Co., 5%
Fairbanks-Morse,
9-15
8-15
9-
15c
(quar.)
'nJnf,ei'Stlfte
Class
1
1
$1.05
~~
(quar.)
CannHL p'eferred
anadian
8-
9-1
$1.60
35c
(H.
8-15
8-
$1.12 Vi
>Y?™s^i>m"'dend
yllesby
9-15
9-15
35c
1
"
Burndy Corp. (quar.)
Burroughs Corp..
8
60c
37c
35c
< quar.)__
Preferred
9
10c
~"~
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
t,,,rn2''
9-
15c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
preferred
on/'
9-30
8-19
8-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burimgton Industries,
Inc., common"!""!
1
$1.25
25c
(Quar.)
"income^Und' LtdBullock's,
Bulova Watch
9
25c
^s-avllllIII"
Co.
common
9-
25c
(quar.)____
^°-
1
1
37 Vic
5™?y1 U»ion Gas' $5-50 pfd- A (quar.)II
Burl "urn I nrp® Manufacturing (quar.)___
£
5
Eudd
9-
9-
9-30
$1.40
"(quar
Jonker
$1.07
preference
4.60%
I
(quar.)___
Bohn Aluminum &
Brass Corp.
Borden Co.
(quar.)
Boston Garden
Arena
Brillo
>..1.8-19
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
Brewster-Bartie Drilling
8-15
$1.1834
(quar.)J:
preferred
1
$1.05
Blackstone Valley Gas &
Electric—"
4.259preferred
(quar.
5.609
9-
.9-1
50c
■
Co.,
9-15
127c
(s-a)___—..
5%
9-15
$1.14
Corp.
1
25c
8-31
9-
(quar.)
10-
62 Vic
9-15
$1.50
RR.
$1.20
C.)
9-30
15c
Western
9-15
8-10
8-15
25c
Corp.
preferred
8-15
1
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.759
1
9-
10c
H~_
common
(s-a)__
Black Hills Power
&
4.20rr preferred
5
9-
$1.25
~
;
(quar.).i
5'/
8-
5c
25c
II
_I
H_I
(quar,)
(quar.)
Beneficial Finance
8-15
'
common
(quar.)_^,_
Howell Co.,
common
N.
8-15
9-15
Co.—
iquar.)
Mills,
$5 preferred
8-31
$3.50
Grande
Common
5
5
Jefferson
8
c
$1.05
(quar.)
9-15
1
8-25
25c
I
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons,
Erie
Bearings,
8-26
8-
9-10
93 %
American deposit
receipts
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
4
8-
9
37V2C
(quar.)
I
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-
(quar.).-,.^-.^...^^.
Bastian-Morley Co., hxk% pfd.
9
9-
1
Participating
30c
/
;
Steel
Dravo Corp.
40c
;
!V9-
12 Vac
T
Light—
(quar.)
Quarterly
Detroit
8-31
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)_.
Ri0
8-10
9-1
.
i's
&
1
9-
.___
40c
.__!!
II_
8-12
1010-
.
8-10
•
Lines, Inc._
Supply Co. of New York
9-15
10-
9-1
Holders
8-31
82 Vi C
% $1.07%
.
Island Tug & Barge, Ltd.—
5% participating preference
7-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Air
Denver
7-15
40c
(quar.)___:_.
5%
Delta
8-10
1
35c
—
Lines
1
1
75c
(quar.)
class A
Foundry
8999-
7-30
31V4C
preferred
Dentists'
5
933/4c
.___.
Truck
&
preferred
4.56%
8-25
25c
:
common
(increased)
$4 partic.,
8-10
$1.16'4
Telegraph
Associated
1
8
12V2C
(quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining, common
(quar.)____
$1.50 preferred iquar. )____r_-_w__:_-
Atlas Brass
8-
9-
50c
—.
com.
I quar.
Common
8-31
75c
—
Co.,
$5 preferred' iquar.) __L
Associated Telephone &
8-12
9-
62 »/2 c
(quar.)__
(Del.)
6
40c
Corp. (quar.)__________
Armstrong Cork, common (quar.)
$3.75
9-16
1
9-
50c
(quar.)—
Artesian Water Co.
1
57V2C
Steel
Arrnco
40c
(quar.)_____
Power
preferred
10-
50c
preferred
4.20%
4.28%
9-15
5c
(quar.)
Y
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
30c
____
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
2
45c
preferred A (quar.)——:
special preferred (quar.)
Seating Co. (quar.)—.—__—__
American Smelting & Refining (quar.)__
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Power
9-
American
com.
Co.
1
American
$5
(quar.)
Sugar
Ohio
Oil
Ohmart
Co.
Co.
Corp.
less
(quar.)__
9-
G
Telephone Co.,
preferred (s-a)
(s-a)—
9-
1
9-
6
40c
common
9-15
9-21
9-10
8-12
20%
dividend)
25c
10c
—
(quar.)—
(stock
9-13
Union
tax)
Ltd.—
Okanagan
40c
15s
$2.10
non-resident
8-15
7-19
30c
9-
1
8-12
20c
9-
1
8-12
40c
9-10
4-22
'
Co._( quar.
1
8-10
-Onondaga
Pottery
Co.
(quar.)
■
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
.___
&
10-
American
Co.,
Welders
Extra
Deere
2
Inc.,
Plastic
R
preferred
9-
$4
preferred
4.35%
7-29
(quar.)____
3.70%
9-15
partic. preferred
Participating
preferred
9-2
1%
American
3.30%
8-19
.
1
62V2C
Electric Power (quar.)»_„
Home Products (montuly)
Monorail Co., common....;—
$1.20 preferred
(1956 series)
American Motors Co.
(quar.)______________
American Pipe & Construction (quar.)_
American Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)
7-29
(quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_.
Curtis Publishing Co.,
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
8-31
4.80%
When
Share
com.
9-15
;
Crown
Light,
&
75c
I
;
(quar.)
10-
43%C
$3
preferred
75c
Anna corp. (siock dividend)
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)..
Chain & Cable (quar.)...—
Anvil Brand,
Insurance
(quar.)
30c
American Boscn
Arden Farms
Life
Del.)
Company
Power
Iowa
8-15
$37 Vac
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)_
Copperweld
Steel
Co.
(quar.)
I
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
Crane Co., 3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Crompton <Ss Knowles Corp.
Delaware
American Can
American Tobacco Co.
American
Per
Name of
1
9-
25c
Continental Copper & Steel
Industries—
8-12
8-12
7-29
American
American Writing Paper
Ltd.
9-15
8-17
15c
^__
Glass,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
Consumers
When
Share
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)__
Commonwealth Telephone (Pa.)
(quar.).
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
9-22
1
183/4c
—
(quar.).-
2
Company
Commercial
D
American
6'/i
8-18
6
9-15
43c
—.—
(quar.)
Amalgamated Bank of N. Y.
8-18
9-
approved
split)
two-for-one stock
Alsco
9-6
133/4C
—
Aiivn
\
30c
Alabama
ilied
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12V2c
$1.12 */2
(quar.)
Per
Name of
.
i
10
(406)
o
v-'V.1'-V':i;
:;;
-'r-l'''''-'
Oster
When
Per
■
Name of Company
Share
—/ 10c
—20c
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.,
common
iquar.)_
62VaC
4%.
preferred
iquar.i__
*
:v 'SI
Oxford Paper Co., common
(quar.i—;——
25c
$5
preferred
iquar.)_..,
f$1.25
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Outboard
Marine
Corp.
(quar.)
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
9-10
8-31
8-25
8-
5
Steinberg's, Ltd.,
class A___
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
Employers
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Tin
of
Corp.
Stock
9-
8-12
5
10-1
9-12
10-15
9-30
9-
preferred
!
Paterson
Parchment
_
Stubnitz-Greene
(quar.)—Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
<quar.)___f
Coal Co., common (quar.)
5(fe;; convertible prior preferred
(quar.)
Perkins
Tool
Industries
Machine
(quar.)
Faul,
dividend
$1
Photo
preference
&
(quar.)
Reading Corp.
(quar.)
Engravers & Electrotypers,
Piedmont
$5.50
Fine
Natural
Gas,
preferred
Street
investment
Inc.
Ltd.
_
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
'.
(quar.)_
Fund,
,.
^—
from
(quarterly
(H.
Fogue
&
& S.)
Co.
(quar.)_
(N. J.)
Procter-SiDx
2nd
Progress
$2
$1
$1.25
Co.,
Life
5.75%
preferred
5.80%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__(quar.)
(quar,)
2
9-
1
8-15
9-
9
8-15
5.85%
6.70%
Texas Pacific
pfd.
conv.
Insurance
(initial)
Service
of
Co.
New
9-
2
9-
2
Title Insurance &
8-12
1
8-15
8-26
9-30
Class
C
Triangle
1
8-
5
Trico Oil
9-
1
8-
5
Troxel
8-
1
Truax-Trher
8-15
True
$1.20
convertible
Inc.
7-29
Tuboscope
1
7-20
Tung-Sol Electric,
3
9-15
5%
8-15
Twin
8-
1
25c
40c
30c
15c
35c
62Vic
$1
$1
Co.
(quar.)
iquar.
Inc.,
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Disc
50c
8-15
9-10
Bagley
8-
(quar,).
(Detroit)—
Corp.
Corp.
Union
Electric
Co.,
1
$1.31'A
9-15
9-
1
—
40c
9-
8-
4
15c
8-
1
(quar.)_
Tank
30c
12-31
12-19
35c
9-16
8-31
12 Vac
8-15
8-
9-
8-18
(quar.)
1
Car
U
S
Co.
9-1
$1.12Vi
_
action
this
taken
!
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
50c
(quar.)
8
preferred
Pipe
Foundry
&
Co.
(quar.)
U. S. Playing Card Co
United States Steel Corp.,
7%
preferred (quar.)-^
Universal
Consolidated
(quar.)
commoti
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
at
Van
Republic Insurance
Common
4%
payment
of
Co.
4Va%
8-25
8-10
SI
9-26
9-15
50c
9-
1
8-10
12Vic
9-
7
8-15
Voi-Shan
Vulcan
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)—_
9-
9
8-10
$1.12 Vi
Manufacturing, common iquar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
4Vi%
9-
1
Rohm
&
V4'>
■
Haas
Co.,
preferred
Marie
80c
9-15
9-
6
37Vic
50)
convertible
Ruppert
9-15
9-
(quar.)
preferred
No action on common payment at
Ryan
Aeronautical
Co.
&
$2.50
Co.,
class
A
9-
1
8-12
Ward
8-18
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
$1
12Vic
•
-$1.12'/a
8-24
8-10
8-24
10-
Industries
Common
$4.50
Quarterly
Natural
Jose
Water
Increased
5%
$4.50
this time.
5c
9-
9
Tool
4.80%
8-19
Works,
preferred A (quar.)
4%%.
32Vic
(quar.)
common
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
9-
8-
Western
7%
(quar.)
9-
8-
8
29}£c
9-
8-
8
9-
8-
8
3.80%
29%c
9-
8-
8
Whirlpool
34Vic
9-
8-
8
1
Anderson
9
8-26
9-30
1",
$1.12
9s-
7-
common
1
8-
preferred D
5Vi%
preferred E
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Breweries, Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)____
Corp., 1 com.
B
'
8-15,
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
Finance
Co.
35c
37Vic
25c
10-10
32V2C
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar. )
Seagrave Corp.
(stock dividend!
9-1
Searle
Company
(G.
D.)
Inc.,
Sheaffer
Class
Sheller
&
Risks
<
$5.25
1
8-
9-
3
8-15
9-
Is
1,
1
pfd.
a.i
ren
to.,
Signode
uass
Steel
A
Smith
South
&
stock
A
Class
A
Class
B
Southam.
Southern
1 increased
Southern
8-25
9-15
8-
8
8-25
8-
:
8-
8
9-1
8-
8
*
8-11
9-
2
8-12
9-
9
8-10
9-
9
8-10
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
;
7Vic
bOc
8-15
Gas
3.70%
preferred
7-29
7-29
7-19
8-31
7-19
$1.20 class
5%
9-15
18c
9-15
$1.10
11- 1
Industries
Missiles &
Acme
Steel
9-
8-15
92V2C
11-
10-20
97V2C
11-
10-20
$1.03%
11-
10-20
$1.06%
11-
10-20
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
<$50
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
iquar.
27V»c
(initial
Oil
Standard
Radio
Co.
common
Standard Register
Standard
Steel
State
Capital
3Va%
preferred
9-
1
■9-
1
10-20
9-27
10-
1
8-16
A
dass
iQc
8-16
8-
9-15
8-15
87Vic
9-15
9-
8-26
8-12
50c
9-
120c
(quar.)
Class
1
9
8-10
10-11
9-21
:
®
Alabama
5Vi%
_
9-10
8-26
5%
7-29
7-22
Alberta
30c
(Raleigh)
8-25
8-10
9-19
_
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
II ——3
87Vic
12-19
9-
1
9-30
9-
9
12- 9
8-12
9-
8
8-15
8-1
7
1—
9-
""
1
r-
1
!
n
-
iqc
6Vi%
6%
$1
•
—
—
I:
$1
50c
common
(quar.)
4.20%
pfd.
<quar.)_
.
(quar.)____
(quar.)__________
common
_____
&
1
•
'
8- 1*
,
11-
1
-.-in
o
•
Line
B
1
01c
1
hi
/
X"
q
«-2«
8.15
75c
Life
12%c
9- 1
55c
g_15
7-
8
7-
3
1
8-
1
9-
9
8-12
8-1
7-20
1
7-20
8-
8- 1
8-
*$1.37 Va
1
._^_
,
7-18
7-18'
1
8-1
*25c
*62Vac
30c
7-20
1
1
7-20
1
7-29
-1
7-29
.9- 1
7-29
8-
;
9-
■
9
27 VaC
59C
9-
60c
7-29
1
9-1
:■!
7-29
9-26
9-
9-15
62 VaC
25C
8-12
9-
»
7-11
9-13
$1.12 Va
—__
25C
—
8-19
9
7-31
7-
$-1
43% C
1
8-19
1
8-15
1
1
6-27
62 VaC
9-1
8-12
$1.31 V*
9-1
8-12
1
7-15
8-
2%
9-1
25c
8-1
6-30
$4.50
9-1
8-20
9-9
8-31
1
7- 7
8-
1
7- 7
$1.02 Va
Co.
8-
30c
$1.18%
Ry.
13c
8-
1
$1.08%
8-1
(s-a)
7-29
Ltd.—■
Co.—
of
/
Conn,
(quar.)
50c
7
4
8-
4
9-15
8-22
8-1
-
93 %C
8-
9-12
50 c
—_
7- 7
7-
9-12
; 60C '
(quar.)_
7-
5
Okla.i
10-15
10-15
1 15-61
1-15
*25c
Development Mutual Fund
plus
8-19
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
income
8-19
1
25c
Ltd.
1
9-
*25c
——
(Tulsa,
9-
*25c
(quar.)—
32c
•
8-
7-
1
4
from
(5c
from capital
7-11
Gold
Mines,-Ltd.
common
.
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
8-10
8-1
7-14
5%
8-
1
7-14
7-14
30c
1
7-
1
8-
1
7-
1
12 Va C
common
1
8-
34 VaC
-
8-
34 VaC
(quar.)__:
8-20
7-29
.
series)
pref.
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
preferred
7-15
30C
(year-end)__
.___
prior preference
Telephone Co.—
$4.50
7-15
1
*4c
dividend
(1958
1
8-
11 %c
(quar.)
conv.
pref.
8-
15c
^
8-15
10c
(quar.)______
A
30c
8-
1
7-15
$1.13
8-
1
7-15
*31V4C
9-
1
8-15
*36c
9-
1
8-15
%(quar.)__:
(quar.
*
Bailey-Selburn
5%
'
,
conv.
5%%Baker
2nd
Oil
Stock
Baldwin
Oil
&
Gas
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)-—.
preferred
'
/
(quar.
______
10c
Piano
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Class
A
(quar.)
9-30
.13-61
12-30
9-19
SI
___!
Baltimore
Bathurst Power &
*
9-15
10-14
$1.50
9-19
-
Bangor & Aroostock RR. Co,; (quar.)
Chemical
7-29
9-
25c
n Va C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
8-25
$1.50
(quar.)___
6%
Paint
7-29
8-25
4%
Tools_____
dividend
8-15
^
8-
8-15
9-
56 Va c
23 Vac
8_15
•
8-1
*55c
Line
Co.
Insurance
Mills,
4%
j
8-10
62 VaC
Common
'
%
9-1
;
*$1.37 Va
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
(quar.)_——
Avondale
99
10-
j5r
1
8-
,
5V2%
Avco
fn
I'M
10-
$L25
2
8-
8-15
35c
(quar.)
preferred
5'/a %
10-22
Cement—
______
Coast
3.75%
Avalon
10-22
ll- 1
1
9-
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
'.Stock
7-22-
$1 05
Ry.—
Business Machines, Inc.
(quar.)
(increased)
Electric
Austin, Nichols & Co.,
7-99
Q1
m 528
River
.
Aurior
10.22
10^1
9-22
37c
7-22
v
1
8-
Air
Ncwsoapers, class
preferred (quar.)
6V2%
preferred
(quar.)
7-22
1
n.
8-15
8%C
6%
,
x
$l'.37'/2
1
7-20
20c
—
Augusta
.
8-
,
9-
J56 V4C
6%
(quar.)
Portland
-
Co., Ltd.
Hudson
City
investment
,e
n.
$1
50c
8-15
J73e
(quar.)_
Atomic
i«
si 15
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred A
Central
A
8-
4oc
(quar.)_____________„i:
Co.,
Steel
preferred
Class
*
Corp.,
*
.
t
U 8- l '
1
1
130c
&
Charlotte
Atlas Steels.
'
$l
Gas Trunk Line
Allentown
-
(quar.)_____
$1.20
__________
preferred
Allen (R. C.)
q_
9-
,
Quarterlv
ri?
7I09
1
9.
.
8-
15c
7~1«
8-
■■
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Atlas
8-1
xOc
*
Gas
preferred
Class
7I15
8-1
ji7C
8-15
(quar.)—
Atlantic Wholesalers,
7-18
50c
preferred
Algoma
—
8-6
i2Vic
i
(qUar'h"
Wood
30c
37 Vac
Coast Line RR. Co.
(quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)
9-10
ioc
—
Gas
4.60%
Alan
10c
(quar.)
Insurance
3
7-20
8-
34 %c
Atlantic
,,
Ill2
.
8-25
8-1
(quar.) —
Dry Goods
preferred
Atlantic
8-15
i4C
8-15
9-15
50c
(quar.)i
(quar.)—
4.35%
8-20
28c
1
40c
—_—-
4.10%
9_10
18c
-
4%
7-26
8-31
,
Corp.
Acceptance Corp.,
pref. (s-a)—.
Atlantic
8
8-25
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Power
8-
8-10*
>10-
Oil
Atlantic
1
9-15
5oc
preferred
Alabama
35c
(quar.)
1-
9-
2
37 Vac
—
&
9
9-
30c
(quar.)
Extra
9-
7 Vic
By-Products—
A
31v4c
—_—
(quar.)__—
(quar.)_
Atlanta
>
8-11
—
i0.- 3
J$i.25
____________
(quar.)
(initial)
A
7-29
7%/ preferred (quar.)
Refining (stock dividend)
Corp., com. (quar.)
5.25%
preierred (quar.)
—
Associated Stationers Supply
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry„ com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
the
5c
___
(quar.)
5
25c
iquar.)_____
.
jiSc
*300
Extr! (QUar')-—'
Extra
8-16
40c
(increased)
common
5c
—;
Inc.
9-
A
preferred
conv.
4.75%
9-15
,
Class
8-25
(quar.)
Oil
Holders
9-30
20c
Aeronca Mfg., 55c preierred (quar.)
____'
5Vi'% prior preferred (quar.)
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Air Control Products
(quar.)
Airport Parking Co. of America—
Alabama
I
8-15
Water,
9-13
8-25
Construction/class A (quar.)
Adams-Millis Corp.
Advisers
Fund
8-10
'
iquar.1
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
preferred
Associated
Payable of Rec.
22Vic
—
8-10
20c
__
California
Products
Chemical,
11-
$1.12%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Stauffer
$1.40%
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Life
10-20
$1.05
iquar.)
Stanley Warner Corp.
10-20
11-
9-
9-
22 Vac
(quar.)——
Ashland
in
10c
Extra
(quar.)
Inc..
Ltd.
11-
35C
_____
iquar.)
of
10-20
quar.)„
(quar.i_
Forgings
Standard
10-20
$1.15
5.52 Va%
preferred
(quar.)__
Spencer Chemical Co.—
10-20
1111-
$1.18%
(quar.)
11-
27Vic
$1.10
pari
pref.
Acme
Acme
21c
1
25c
Corp., class A
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
3
9-24
$1.75
(initial)—
—
preferred
5y2%
A
9-
10-21
20c
—•—-
-
Artesian
8-12
When
(quar.)_
9-14
12-12
(quar.)
8-30
'
being given
Petroleum
Acadia-Atlantic
8-31
(quar.)——
4.40%.
35c
9-1
Share
Incorporated (initial)
AMP, IncorporatftiT^tiar.)-
9-28
(quar.)
4.40%;
these
ABC
Common
12-20
—
3-15 "
9-1'
_
9-14
preferred
Standard
week,
Company
50c
preferred
Brands,
this
D..
8-15
9-12
$1.25
Aro Equipment Corp., 4%% pfd,
Arrowhead & Puritas Water—
6
9-15
10-
Inc.
Louisiana
:9-10
37Vic
L.
4.36%
Engineering
(quar.)
A.
4,15%
preferred
.
(quar.)——
(qua,r.)_
Sanitary—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.—•
8-
.
1
9- 9
7-20
common
Arkansas
preceding table.
Name of
Corp.,
9-20
8-15 *
8-20
9-
9-20
10-
9-20
(quar.)
Corp.
Fuel
15c
Vending Corp. (quar.)___
F.-Wrigley Stores, Inc. (quar.)
4.25%
$3.50
Mfg.
announced
Aberdeen
—
,
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
9-16
1
1
9-12
Products Co.
Arkansas
10c
C.
3
75c
(quar.)
Standard
dends
pfd,
Foundries
9- 9
9--9
17 Vic
t$1.37Vi
(quar.)._
A.
70c
(quar.)
preferred
9-23
20c
Co.
8-
iquar.)
3.90%
Sprague
Machinery
8-26
iquar.)
$2.50
1
we
f20c
Co.
8-
9-30
11-30
8-
7-30
——
Crobain, 5%
Pools,
$2.40
/ 8-16
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
9
$1
preferred
A_
pfd. ( quar.)
(quar.)^.
(quar.)
Towne
Below
„
8-
Co.—
Electric Service, com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Southwestern Public Service, com. (quar.)
$4.50
class
8-15
:
preferred
&
Co.
8-19
10-
12-15
30c
V 8-19
45c
9-10
4c
$1.12 Va
9-10
15C
Apparel,
Publishing
Yale
7" 1
7-11
50c
(quar.)
Bros.
Newspaper
World
1
9-29
8-1
9-10
$1.31 Vi
9-12
25c
4.40%
4.20%
Wood
8-
4c
8-26
45c
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5 Vi %
Wurlitzer
;;:a 6C
9-15
35c
(quar.)
9-15
iquar. 1
Sperry-Rand Corp.,
Corp.
Winkelman
Mfg.
8-20
(s-a»
(quar.)
common
Wickes
Wood
8-22
6C
85c
(quar.)_______
Cement
36c
,
Southwestern
New
preferred
*17V2c
(quar.i
Railway
(quar.)__
8-11
30c
quar.)__
Common
8
9-14
.1
(quar.) _______r:
De\elopment
Natural
1
20c
iquar.
Ltd.
10-
15c
(quao
split___
Wesson, Inc.
Texas
5
7-20
1
1
20c
Stiapping
Ltd.
8-
8-
9-
25c
Lighting, Inc.(quar.)
Simmons Company
(quar.i
Smith-Douglas Co.
8-19
lbc
(quar.)
._
Silvray
Simpsons
5
■»
10c
.
(quar.)
iquar. i___
'1 wo-for-one
1
8-
$1.31'A
A.
quar. 1
Siegler Corp. (Del.) (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co., cmss
B
12-
8-20
30c
(quar.)
9-28
12-28
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
Motor
Co., common (quar.)
5 Vi %
1
(Minn.)—
Argo Oil Corp.
8-1
9-1%
95c
convertible
Whitehall
9-
(quar.
Argus Corpl, Ltd., /common
(quar;——
$2.55 preference series B (quar.)
Arizona' Public Service, common (quar.)—
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
$2.36 preferred (quar.)__.
8-15 "
30c
,(S.
White
9-22.
8-10
30c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.
Class
9-30
2%
(quar.)
Insurance
w.
J?
5
2%
Falls
Selected
8-
35c
dividend
Sealright-Gswego
Servel,
10-15
iquar.>
Seaboard
Stock
8-22
4 Vi %
7-20
$1,12 Vt
Appalachian Power Co., 4V2%. pfd. (quar.) —
4.50% preferred (sinking fund) ———
8-. 1-
8-15
$30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)___—
7-20
1
1
(quar.)
& Plastic Corp.
Electric
Anthony
9- 9
■
-1
18 %c
preferred A (quar.)
——
preferred B (quar.)——
=.
5Vn%
5
6-30
15c
~ 15c
Westinghouse Electric
White
5 V2%
•
,60c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-30
8
8-
"
preferred
8- 8
1
25c
—
,
8--5
1
$1.25
1
8-
$1.25
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)_
$2.90 preferred (quar.)_^
——
41/- %
preferred (quar.)—
Anheuser-Busch, inc. (quar.—
Animal Trap Co. of America, com. (quar.);—
5%
preferred (quar.).
—.—
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
;
8-15
9
9-
9-
6V1C
2 VaC
1"°*'
9-
8-29
7-14
8-19
65C
Works, common
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)__—
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
'
4.70%
(quar.)
preferred
American-St.
7-30
1Q- 1-
22Vic
(quar.)
Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)_
Steel Corp., common (quar.)
Canada
29Uc
9-
$1.12V2^
common
__;
& Standard
Radiator
Common
;J
Mquar.)_v_
A!
29%c
-
9-,; 1
8-29
•
9-20
8-29;
10-1
31 Vic
(quar.)
37Vic
Company,
convertible
Class
8
A
(quar.)___
D.)
preferred
Warren
62Vic
$1.25 pfd.
Pharmaceutical—
8-
1
—
_—
American Rubber
8-12
8-30
9-9
30c
25c
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
5%
American
8-15
25c
.
9-9
30c
————.
Water
'
7-30
President Lines—
American
American
9r
8-31
11-30
8-15
17 Vic
8- 8
9-15.
9-15
12-15
5c
30c
(quar.)—
Insurance
Premier
American
\
9-
,
2
25C
(quar.)
quarterly
Viscose
J
(quar.)
(S.
Washington
(quar.)_
4'4%
4.7C%
Co.
American
5c
1
Photocopy Equipment—
8-10
i5c'
7-22
—
News
9-1
18.
8-
(Galv., Texas)
American
Steel
6
7-22
9-
95c
—
American
8- 5
9-
8-25
9-16
——
_—
Gas
Thermos
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
V/arren
8-10
9-12;
3
com.
Insurance
American
ap-
(quar.)_
Warner-Lambert
Weir.garten (J.) Inc.,
San
to
7-26
50c
,15c
—
American
Co
common
9-10
15c
(quar.)___
subject
8-22
J.)—
Fund——
8-10
(quar.)
Iron
&
75c
,
Co.,
Mutual
9-21
1.
split
7-18
(quar.)
(quar.)——-
receipts
National
50c
50c
quar.i
stock
Industries
Mold
Walker
6
(quar.)—________
preferred
(Jacob), 4%%
1
proval of stockholders Oct.
;:
10c
(quar.)
common
Four-for-tnree
50c
(quar.)_.
common
A
Reid,
Cc.
N.
Quarterly
8-2
2
8- 1
45c
3%c V
16V4C
(monthly)
Corp.
(quar.)
8-30
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
r
American
8-10
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar. >_
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Rose
Chemical
40c
iAi,——
(quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Rheem
Vick
Steel
1
class A (quar.)—
preferred
10-21
(quar.)__
Vanadium-Alloys
Texas—
(quar. (
preferred
Co.
Raalta
9-
Climax Inc.—
American Metal
12Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
87 Vac
.
(quar.)—
preferred
5%
8-31
8-2C
8-15
(quar.)__
Co.
deposit
American-Marietta
9-9
1
9-16
1
32 VaC
8-9
9-10
8-12
1
9-
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Israeli
American
9- 3
10-
8-30
10-
—
Supply (quar.)
Insurance Co.
(Newark,
American
8-9
10- 1
9-15
30c
7-16
2dc
—-
£
8-1
$1.25
Hospital
American
.
8-10
35c
30c
27Vic
75c
$1.75
65c
5
5
25c
Quarterly
(quar.)
5
8-
5
________
Furniture
American
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
8-23
8-23
(quar.)
Illuminating Co.
Valspar
time.
(quar.)
American Home Products
8-31
25 c
$1.75
:
8-
8-
12 Vic
Corp.
American
1st
dividend
on
income)—
American Greetings Corp.,
Cass B
(quar.)—.—
8-5
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
9- 1
$1
92Vic
87Vic
1
8-31
9-
—
net
Co.
Can
Quarterly
Reed Roller Bit Co.—
No
from
9-16
tl5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Enka
American
8-19
7-15
7-26
8-26
8-31
8-15
8-12
8-12
8-19
7-15
9-30
9-
8-19
1
$56c
(reduced)—____—American Equitable Insurance (N. Y.) (s-a_)
American Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando,
Quarterly
——
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Common
United
(quar.i—
(quar.)
preferred
Union
-
90c
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$3,70
7-15
5
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
S3.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4
1
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Carbide
$4.50
9-15
series)
(1957
Clutch
J25C
2nd
American
220
—________
Ranney Refrigerator Co
Reading Qo;, 4% non-cum.
2Vic
10-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
1st
9-10
30c
(quar.)—
of Canada, Ltd,—
Co.
American
7-22
8-15
A
(quar.)
(quar.)-
(quar.i-
Corp.
8-12
25c
$1.25
preferred
Coal
1
Hydraulic & Machinery—
Ranco,
Co.
7-20
American
7-15
8- 5
-
9-10
9-10
8- 1
,8- 5
-9- 9
9-13
8-31
9- 2
9-2
9- 9
7-23
35c
30c
(quar.)
Co
Temper
7%
Racine
Gas
8-15
Mexico—
City Insurance Co.
&
Mfg.
98-
(Hartford)
Co.
Conduit & Cable
8-15
9-
United
Quaker
Insurance
8-1
15c
93 %c
preferred
(Quarterly
.
1
8
8-15
.
7"29
8-22
7-15
8-
s
8rl0
$.098
7-22
9-10
Co.
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.) —
American Aggregates,
common (quar.)
5 %" preferred
(quar,)_—
American Airlines Co., common (quar.)——
3Vst'/o
preferred (quar.)____
______
American Book Co. (quar.)__
—
American Business Shares, Inc.—■
......
;■
9-15
8-31
8-
45C
Aluminium,
8- 5
8- 5
8- 5
5
«- 5
8- 5
8-11
8- 8
9« 1
8- 1
8-22
8-19
4Vi%
8- 5
43%c
J4c
—-—
——
—
8-10
8c
1
4%
Angeles)—
(Los
Co.
Trust
7-29
50c
—
9-
Aluminum
8- 5
8" ®
8" ®
9- 2
bearer
9-15
,
9-1:
9-, 1
9- 1<
9* J v
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9-1 9-1
35c
20c
——
Thompson Paper Box Co. Ltd—
Trans-Canada Shares, class C registered
9-16
9-
;—
preferred (quar.)
7%
■
8-17
25C
0
30c
(quar.)—
8-31
Union
(quar.)________.
Oil
&
9-30
1
(quar.)
Co.
—
$1.12/2
51-18%
51.25
$1.33 /4
$1.37Vi
51.40
$1,43%
w
$1.45
$1.46%
$1.67Vi
°-
i;
6C
(quar.)__—.i-——»-—
2" ?
!
(quar.)
Radio
$3.75
9- 1
?
r"
$.098
Coal
9-30
9-15
—
—
Mfg. (quar.)
Thrifty:Drug Stores (quar.)
(Birmingham, Ala.)
preferred A (quar.)
5f/4%1 preferred (quar.)
—
Thatcher Glass
9-
5%
Oil
8-15
10-
Washington Insurance Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Common
Pure
(quar.)
15c
31%c
preferred
convertible
Public
preferred
8-
1
5.60%
8-19
Quarterly
Providence
3
9-16
3
8-19
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-15
/■•i
Holders
Payable of Rec,
-
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)——-Alterman Foods (initial-quar.
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.)—
8- 8
1 f
9- 1
Share
"
;
(reduced quar.)
Inc.
Inc.
(Louis)
Allis
o-ia
8-29
Mills,
Allied
2
,
^
1 ^
»•
35c
(quar.),—
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
5.50%
1st preferred
(quar.)
10c
Corp.,
Mfg.
Protective
8-
8-17
net
Company (quar.)
(quar.)—
5%
9-10
$1.25
$1.37 Va
5c
15c
37Vac
Allied
,2
„
1®"1Y
65c
22c
27c
{~c
5.35%
9-1
9c
Princeton Water Co.
4.75%
8-6
8-19
8-15
income)
—
Transmission. com.
preferred
preferred
Travelers
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% pfd. class A (quar.)
51/2% prior preferred first series (quar.)__
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc. (quar.)
Poor
4.50%
8-15
6
1
9-
-.1 ,9
.
20c
5°c
(quar.)
Eastern
Texas
9-
$1.75
50c
25c
75c
56c
25c
25c
1:40c
12V2c
$1.37 "Vi
&
Texaco, Inc.
8-29
10-
12I3LC
'
iquar.)
Fenn Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
8-15
8-19
25c
Inc.
Philadelphia
6
10c,
31 Vic
__
Gear, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Pfaudler Permutit,
Co.
(quar.)—
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)_
^
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
Peter
9-
10c
Peabody
Pendleton
8-15
9-15
9-
Corp.
Inc.
Taylor &
8-15
1
6
■«
Paper
9-
8-11
9-
—37ya.c
11c
5c
iquar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Company (quar.
&
'8-19
2%'
(quar.)
com.
Allied Control,
8-15
1
65c
7c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
America,
dividend
Papercraft
Parsons
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Packaging
6%
Insurance
*
,„7,c
——
*
.
Tampax,
Pacific
;
(quar.)
of Company '<
Name
Payable of Rec.
h!
Share
.
Holders
When
per
j,
Holders
When
Per
'
'
8-19
8-19
5
5C
8-26
20C
(quar.)___
8-
9-30
9-
<5
1
8-
4
Paper Co.,-Ltd.—
/
*50c
9-
192
Volume
Number 5973
.
The
„
Commercial
Per
Kame
of Company ■
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^
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Baystate Corp. (quar.)
_____
Beavd- Lumber,
Ltd., common (quar.)
Cla:w
A
(quar.)—.——
S1.J() preferred
(quar.)____
Rqvless
When
Share
_.
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8-
10-1
1
7-22
.
A
_
11-23
7
Group. Ltd.
—————
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I5c
4a4preferred (quar.),.
—
$1.18%
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—
gelding Corticelli, Ltd., common—,
Eehlcii
preferred
,88-
common
(quar.)
Blue
1
5%
$1
$1.32
1
California
t$1.19
8-
1
8-
1
1
7-15
$$1.50
8-
1
7-15
$$1.50
Common
4.40%
5.30%
<
95c
25c
conv.
preferred
conv.
preferred
25c
9-15
9-15
27c
(quarZ)Z"
9-15
2772c
9-15
.
1
77-
8-
1
7-
1
8-1
7-
1
30c
F
8-15
7-29
7-29
Class
A
8-15
7-29
Class
A
32 7ac
7
_
75c class A
Hydrocarbons, Ltd._.
preferred
4.52%
7-29
8-19
9-
1
8-15
7-29
"*
8-15
$$1.50
1
$37720
8-
1
9■v.
$20c
preferred" (qu~a~rT)I"III""
preferred
(quar.)Z_
.
Carwin
tarwin
i%rp'
Company
Common (quar.)
Common (quar.)
5%
preferred
5%
"(quar!)
M
preferred
8-
1
6-24
8-15
8-15
8-15
A
(qua~r!)ZZZZZZZZZ
60c
conv
B
8-
$1.25
Crown
9-
12-
9
9
9-
12-
9
9-21
9-
9
12-21
12-9
8-1
A
Cuban
•
$1.05
15c
8-15
8-
9-
1
Z
8-
1
7-15
8-
7-
1
2
8-
1
7-18
8-
9-
9-1
$12c
12-1
65c
(quar.)
8-20
9-
f
tj
(s-a),
Dana
8-
1
3%%.
7-20
24c
8-31
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
8-11
$1.40
8-
T°01 <^a'->----—
' Cab C°* (qUar'>
—
10-
1
9-15
10-1
8-15
8-16
8-
9-
8%
1
3
8-15
7-15
9-15
9-
5
preferred
Class
"u«- >—
1
7-15
8-
1
7-
10-
(quar.)_______
4%%
7-13
1
9-15
8-20
10-
8-15
6
8-
7-
Dennison
8-
1
87 Vac
II-
1
•
7
10- 7
Mfg.,
common
9-30
Dennison
11-25
9-22
9-2
Denver
$1.25
11-23
4
$2.50
9-28
9-
9-
8-19
1
8-15
6
7-15
10-
3
9-15
$1.18%
10-
3
9-15
Desilu
Di
Mines,
Ltd.,
common
(resumed)
8
8-
1
7-
8-
1
preferred (s-a)
1
7-19
9-15
9-
;
Productions.
Diamond
National
Dictaphone Corp.,
Inc.
new
10-15
10-
Corp.
(initial)
7-
10-
1
Ford
8-
5
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
46'Ac
$1.09
50c
Fort
9-2
8-15
9-1
8-15
8-
8-
1
7-
8
2
9-
2
1
9-
2
9-
1
8-15
Fruehauf
Fuller
3
8-
8
3
8-
8
3
8-
8
9-
8-15
12-15
7-27
11-30
6-15
6-
3
8-26
7-29
40c
(quar.)—
30c
9-
1
8-19
$1
9-
1
8-19
8-
1
4C
Class
,
7-11
<N.
8-
1
8-
1
9-15
Futterman
Class
A
4%
1
8-
1
1
11-
1
8-26
8-13
8-
30c
(quar.).._
9-
$35c
8-
7-19
8-
7-19
$35c
(quar.)
7-19
25c
9-
8-19
35c
9-10
8-19
23c
8-15
7-30
28 %c
9-15
8-29
5c
8-15
lc
8-26
8-12
8-26
8-12
lc
9-23
9-
9-23
9-
9
8-20
8-
5
8-1
7-25
10c
9-30
9-15
'
7 Vac
8-
1
8-
1
1
7-
1
9-1
8-15
9-12
8-19
75c
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
5c
8-15
10-
5
7-15
8-
2
9-16
15c
9-14
8-24
2%
8-12
7-
20c
(s-a)
1
8-
1
7-21
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
8
1
7-22
1
7-22
35c
9-
1
8-24
9-
1
7-28
$0,025
;
88-
75c
(quar.)
12 Vac
12VaC
8-
9
7-
15c
pfd.
dividend)
(s-a)
$1.75
2%
(quar.)
$25c
$$1.12 V2
;
(quar.)
8-15*
9-
988-
2
1
1
1
1
-7-29
8-19
8-15
7-22
7-22
preferred
10c
(quar.)
8-15
8-
I
10c
11-15
11-
1
$1
9-
1
8-16
$1
8-
1
7-25
$4
8-
1
7-23
25c
ZZ
E.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., class A (monthly)
(monthly)
conv.
pfd.
9-
1
8-16
(quar.).
Industries,
preferred
(quar.)
7C
8-31
8-
1
7c
9-30
8-
X
12 Vac
8-
1
15c
8-
1
7-20
37 V2C
common
(quar.)
preferred A
4y2%"
7-
$1.12'/a
93 %c
preferred
common
4%
Company,
Wood
9
lc
Co.—
preferred
$1.50
7-15
7'Ac
35c
Z
Realty Co.
Company, 5%
Gar
8-
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gabriel
&
1
912-
$35c
Z
;
(R.
7-15
7-15
9-
5C
17VaC'
(stock
Trailer,
A
Funston
1
45c
Y.)
Bureau
Ltd.,
J.),
8-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Class AA
$6
1
15c
Z
I
(quar.)
Machine, class A
Fund
Brush
8-12
8-15
pfd.
Amer.
(Louis)
Quarterly
1
9-
)
tquar.)
preferred
7-15
9-
8-15
10-
56'Ac
dep. rets
City Enterprises (initial)
Wayne & Jackson RR., 5%%
(A.
7-1$
1
10-
$1.45
)
(quar.)
(voting and non-vot)
(increased):
Co.; Ltd.— -
pref.
8-
8-
8-15
1
10-
$1
IZ__ZZZZ_Z
com.
Motor
4'/2%
5
8-
8-31
5c
(quar.)i
Motor
5
20c
__ZIZZI
common
Bankshares
Gear &
B
8-
$1.12'/a
(monthly),!
A
(initial)
Bank
Markets,
Foundation
8-15
8-15
%; 9- 1A
8-is
9-12
30c
preferred (quar.)i.
4'/2%
8-15
(increased)
_____
1
9-
8-15
Forest
9-15
9-1
3%%
'Ford
9-15
1
'
9-
25c
8-22
(quar.)
Corp.
Giant
Class B
7-27
4
15c
$1.42
$1.60
9-1
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
8
8-15
9-
15c
;.
5
Machinery & Chemical—
Class
5
1
8-
,
8-
9-10
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Inc.. class A_Z_ZZZI_Z
Co. (Newark, N. J.3—
Corp.
Gale
(quar.)
common
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
Foote Bros.
2
10-
62'/2c
1
-
Credit
'Food
7-19
8-
50c
to $3.50
National
Food
8
50c
9-
9-1
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Food Fair Stores
(stock dividend),
8
7-
Corp.—
Tramway
Giorgio Fruit,
4%
7-
1
25c
Common
12-15
$1.25
11-
1
25c
(quar.)
debentures
City
Stock
Flagg-Utica
12-2
8-
14c
(quar.)—
$1.41'A
5
lc
A
National
7%
7
8-
50c
(quar.)
Voting common
J.)
class
Corp.,
Friedman
8%
10-20
12-30
$2
A
General
Bank
Freiman
(quar.)
5
First Southern Co;—
5
9-
$1
$1.18
5
8-
75c ;
Trust
First
11-14
9-29
12c
Deerfield
Dean
Purchaser
Union
First
Fund—
(quar.)—
(N.
$2.25
preferred A (quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4'/2%
1
1
$.00625
8-
ZZZZZ
(quar.)ZZZZZZ
Financial
$1
Phipps Stores, 5'/z% pfd.
Glassine (quar-.),
8-
9-1
(monthly)
Fidelity
1
12'/2c
class A
preferred
class A
B
Quarterly
Figurette, Ltd.. class
9-
87'/2C
1
1
:
(Del ),
Federated
9
12-
30c
8-
99-
20c
8-
$1.25
9-1
$1.37'/a
ZZZZZZ
9-15
93%c
—
Income
Co
(monthly)
A
(monthly)
Class
5
$1.37'/a
42c
B
Class
Chemical Coatings—
Desoto
8-15
37 Vac
8-
a
Corp.
5
25c
5.80%"pfdZ ("quar
(quar.)
Insurance
Class
9
8%c
Quarterly from net investment income
9-20
%%••• $1
(qua7ZZZZZZIZIZZZZZZZIZ
9-
50c
5
Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
(Initial s-a)
7-15
$1.13
(quar.)
8-
~~
Federated
8-12
$1.75
(quar.),,
(quar.)
B
Delaware
1
30c
9
$1.06
common
1
Federal Paper Board
Federal
Resources
First
(quar.)__
5
9-
ZZZZZ
7-29
1
r
8-
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
12-16
9-30
50c
8-
1
(quar.)
7-29
8-
20c
(quar.)
Dejur-Amsco Corp.,
8-15
12 Vac
5-
50c
8-
1
9-
Federal
8-10
1-1-61
Caster
First
'
1
9-
$1.21'/«
40c
(quar.)
<extra)_L________.
preferred
Federal
7-19
9-16
8-15
28c
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., com. (s-a)
9-15
87 Vac
'
1
9-30
28c
-
9-
$1.06'A
$1.25
Class B
■
$175
7-15
7-15
$1.50
Corp.
(quar:)—ZZZZZZZZZZ
Federal Compress & Warehouse
(quar
Federal Grain, Ltd., class A___
8-11
7-15
1
1
ZZZZ"
Fedders
6-30
1
1
1
1
3
8-
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-15
8-
7-
78-
Corp.— '
Fed-Mart Corp.
9-15
1
8-
preferred
Bros.
8-
8-15
50c
~
8-22
1
$$1.6272
(quar.)___-_
preferred
Brewing
conv.
1
87'/aC
(initial)
1
5c
Daystrom,
7-29
37 Vac
6%
Corp.—
Corporation, common
$1
a
Falstaff
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Light,
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
ioc
(initial)
Z
_!
preferred
common
Farmer
9-
1
'j2£ ,$1.18%
''
(quar.)
Faultless
8-
25c
Co.,
6%
Foods,
preferred
Fate-Rcct-Heath
1
7-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).,___,
ZZZZZZZZZZ
preferred
2
25c
Stores
7-15
common
5
9-
jioc
(quar.)
preferred
Mills,
9-
8-1
30c
8-31
8-
Co.
8-
J6c
.
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
8-20
35c
(quar.jZ.—
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1
10-
17V2C
8-26
9-
~
common
9-15
45c
8-19
9-15
(quarJZZZZZZZZZZZZ
8-25
1
9
9-15
10c
""""""""
Co."
9-
10-
25c
9-
1
8-15
(quarj__
2
a $1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fall River Eleciric
Fall River Gas
2
9-
(quar.),,
Light Co., $4 pfd.
Transit
Dallas
30c
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4%
7-26
1
(quar.)__
(quar.):
Pittsburgh RR.
Fairbanks Co.,
8
1
7-15
45c
fquar.~)_
4'/a%
Corp.;—
preferred
preferred
Guaranteed
8
10-
9-20
$1.34
ZZZZZZ
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ZI_IIII
Z
ZZZZZ
Z__ZZZ~Z~"
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Electric—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Erie &
8-15
11-
9-
8-1
$14c
4.36% convertible preferred
(ouarZ)IZI
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred
8
8-
9-2
9-30
$1.25
7-29
10-
(quar.),,
Power &
4'/2%
7-20
37 Vic
1
7-
1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
District
Fairmont
(quar.)
1
IOC
co-
1
9-15
30c
8-12
$1.02'/a
Coal
Erlanger
22'/2C
10-
55c
ZZZZZZ
ZII~Z~
Corp
Industries (quar.)~_ZZ_
5%
7-15
35c
9-30
8-5
31'Ac
1
(quar.)
Emporium Capwell
Equitable Gas Co.,
9-20
8-
75c
A
8-
60c
PauI & Paclflc RR-
■,
5
1
10-
93%c
class
1%
1
2%
3v/( ^onv. preferred (quar.),,,
^bicago mlZ\lbk preferred (quar.lZ—ZZZZ
•,
5
lOc
-
8-
7-
$25c
$1
non-cum.
7-20
20c
52'/2c
_
(quar.)
9-
$1.19
com-
5
5
(quar.)
Press, Inc.
$4.24
7-15
1
$1.04
Preferred
77-
Horn
'
A
1
75c
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7-
1
$1.04
$2
1
2772c
—
B
Yon
1
8-
8-1
ji3C
class
9-15
i.vvft
Wlt,?T'P_
Cessna" AircraR^rn (Suar^
Chicago
8-
51 '/2c
8-15
27c
Ci«cinn\tlr
Empire
$1.25
non-cum.
8-
35C
"
Emery
5
(quar.)
$2
35c
Tquar^
1
7-
Sugar Co.,
preferred
Curtiss-WTight
3772c
Amnion
9-
1
(quar.)
preferred
1st preferred
8-
(quar.),
American
7%
Cuneo
Dallas
$1
6.30%
471/oc
8-1
1
1
8-20
$1.75
(quar.):
'
9-17
Elk
55c
9-
10-
30c
ZZ
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
_
preferred
preferred
1
5
7-25
10c
series)
(quar.),
5.65%
10-
5jc
8-18
1
$$1.75
(1957
5.68%
1
10-
■
1
8-
$3
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
4
7-15
ioc
Co.
2nd
\ ,5.36%
1
12-
1
8-17
9-
"
(quar.)
preferred
5'/a%
8-
I
Gas—
preferred
4'A%
.
(quar.)
Self-Service
$1.12
;
7-11
$1.1272
& Light—
dividend
7-19
Natural
4.10%
3Qc
International, Ltd.—'
6V2% conv. pref. series A (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
9
9-21
■
45C".
/
S„ya°Uch„
8-
4
Crush
12-21
$1.25
$1.25
Class
7-15
7-20
12-21
25c
Z
1
1
9-21
23c 7
Stock
preferred
$1.12V2
Cork International
Crown
8-10
25c "
$1.25
1 Power
$5
Paso
5oc
common
'
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1
12-15
11-25
9-
7'/aC
(quar.)
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(quar.);,
ZZZZ
(quar.)
Z_ZI_
8-
3%
12-13
8-20,
$1.25
common
8-15
El
'
9-
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
% 9-
34 %c
~"
preferred
preferred
$4,875
(R.
Class
6%
1
Imperial
Crouse-Hinds
Products,
4Va%
••
8-
ts0c
1
9-13
30c
_III
Associates
7-29
(quar.),.
preferred
Utilities
8-15
150c
10-
$15c
(accum.)
8-15
(quar.),
Co., Ltd._____
;
Vernish,
Ekco
B
7-22
"
1
50c
Z
2
L.), Ltd. (quar.),,,
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
1
8-
8-15
25c t;
~ "
————
8-
6-22
11-21
2
8
8-16
10-
Z ~
Z~
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
6-22
1
7-
9-15
1
2%
Z
preferred
8-
ZZZZZZ
.ZZ
Ridge Properties—
Grain
7-29
ZC
Ry. Co.—
(quar.)___
&
4
5c
1
5%
6-22
Petroleum
7-29
$$1.25
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
7-15
$$1.06
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r.
—
preferred A
5%
7-15
$75c •
;
A
8-15
8-15
1
88-
Corp. (quar.)
25c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
$17'/2c
Cosnat Record Distributors, class A
(initial)
6'/4c
Courtaulds, Ltd. Ordinary (final)
7'/2%
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
$2.50
Craig Systems, Inc. (Stock dividend2%-
8-15
$20c
5c4
comrnon
1
1
1
12-
•
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$10c'
(initlal-quar.)_I__
(quar.)
Cenha^^f Georgia
central of Jractor-
9-
8-22
i«
8-1
11-
13 c
Supply Co.
27'/2C
(quar.)
prior preferred
Cosmos
*1J
9-
1
$1.50
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common
&
1
Transportation Lines
Cosden
8
8-
$$1.25
SITm tei^(L-E-)
&
pew, com'
•v
9-1
9-30
Canadian Investment
Co.,
Exploration
Paint
$3
Coral
•7-11
9-10
$10c
Fund, Ltd.
Canadian Oil, Ltd.
(quar.)_____
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(s-a),,
Canadian
Utilities, Ltd., 4VT%" pfd.
5%
Cook
8-31
$18%c
9-
tlOc
$15c
(initial quar"
35c
(quar.)
preferred-
Conwest
8-15
1
CommonInternational ^vestmenFZfrustZ-.
5%
3.75%
7-15
910-
8-15
60c
com.
$31'Ac
(quar )
Kootenav Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)
;
Eastern Indv.stries
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp.—
$1.75 preferred A
(accum.)
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America,
(quar.)_,
7-15
7-15
Z__ZIZZZ
(quar.r
Inc.
8-
(quar.),
"
8-1
$30c
1
$20c
;
of
Can
Continental
7-29
$40c
(quarJ.Z ~
Corp.
preferred
Continental
8-10
$15c
4%
1
1
(increased-quar.)
i0c
(Toronto)
common
com.
(quar.)
$1 31%
preferred (quar.)________,
Container
8-19
tl5c
(quar )Z_~
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
(quarj,
Canadian Bronze, Ltd.
(quar.)___
CrTaiiaTl £anners,
preferred
4.50%
8-31
$15c
_
4.16%
9-30
(quar.)____
(s-a)
7-29
y9-20
9-
7-15
88-
7
1ZZ
(quar
(quar.)
Ltd.
Metals
Corp.
9
$15c
Z
Corp.,
8-
East
7-15
500
ZZZZZZZ
Co.,
Dura
7-15
$137
(quar.)
7-29
3272c
1
1
15c
(quar.)™___^__
7-29
3272C
1
88-
25c
(quar.):
8-15
_
25c
7-15
nfi
$116
(quar.)
Consumers Power
7-29
8-15
8-
m
8-17
9-16
$20c
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B.-adstreet Inc. (quar.)
J
Freres, Ltd., Class A (quar.)
Z
Dupuis
1
$1.50
«i
8-12
$25c
Industries
Duro-Test
Co.—
)^_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8-15
'
31 %c
34 %c
8-
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.—
8-15
8-15
8-15
$1.06V*
(quar.)
1
8-31
9-30
$37Vac
7-20
(quar.)__
preferred
33c
327ac
8-15
ZZZZZZ
ZZZZZ
(quarj
9-
25c
25c
(initial-quar.)
Chemicals.
1
9-20
Z
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Company (quar.)__
Corp.
Dubois
8-15
25c
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities
7-29
Draper
7-15
Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)_
Consolidated Bakeries of
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
~
7-29
8-15
&
9-12
8-
3
& Sons Co.—
Industries.
Dover
10-15
Connohio,
3373C
(quar.)"
(quar.)"
1
9
_
preferred
3372C
(quar.)
(quar.)
ZZZZZZZ
Canada & Dominion
Sugar; Ltd7 (quar~)"~
Canada Foils,
Ltd...common (quar.)_
Canadian
8-15
277ac
Dun &
1
^
preferred
$2.09
1
33c
9-15
9-
preferred (quar.)___
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
1
1
1
8-
—
preferred
$2.06
-
7-1
8-
preference
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
1
8-
5.08% preferred series I
(quar.)
~
5.50% conv. preferred series
J
(quar.)
Canada Cement Co.,
Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.30
preference
(quar.)
A
1
31c
(quar.)__I_~
D
(quar.)"
series E (quar.)"
II
1
9-
30c
c
series
9-
9-
25c
10II-
$2
™~~
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series
preferred
$1.90
8-1
Ducomm
7c
(G.
1
!~
.
G
Canada Southern Ry.
Quarterly
Quarterly
$2.20
Z
series
1
34c
8-15
gOc
C.), Ltd. (stock dividend),.
Connecticut.General Life Insurance'
(quar.)
Connecticut Light & PowerCommon-(increased quar.)
5
9-
7-16
1
31'Ac
...
common
(quar.)
preferred
Conduits Natiohal Co. Ltd.
7-15
9-
1
'
~~
Electric
Confederation Life Assurance
8-
25c
series
class
,/2%
C:
1
9-15
7-20
ZquarZT
Corp. (quar.
Natural Gas,
?i/Z
5
1
8-
7-14
1
Dover
9-1
9-20
8-15
10-
(quar.)_
common
Drackett
$1
8-
22 7aC
1
8-
..,
SPO Shoe Machinery
7-22
1
8-
(quar.)
7-15
1
ZZZ
preferred
participating
1
8-15
8-
7-25
7-29
$1'25
n„
67<>
..
% 7-21
9-
___
series
5.36%
60c
31c
15c
Service—
5.23%
SI <9
8-
1
75c
quar.)
conv.
8-
lh
9
8-15
$$1.25
Douglas Oil Co., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)ZZZ~ZZ"
Dover Corp., 5%
1st preferred
(quar.) _~~
8-
8
39c
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
$2
1
7-
9-21
25c
Dorr-Oliver,
1
9-
r
icr
quar.)
8-11
1
9-
7-31
9
Corp., Ltd.— *
Stock dividend
,,
9-12
9-15
'
8-15
9-
21c
(quar.)
preferred
5.20%-
•
1
••$17
.
1
9-15
50c
Z
99-
40c
9-30
v
5
pref.
New
7-25
8-15
4%
®d,s°h Co., common (quar.)
4.^4% preferred
(quar.),5.25%.' preferred- <quar,)_
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Commonwealth Natural Gas
(increased
8-1
7-
Ohio
5%
(monthly)__
Ltd.
1
8-31
37'/a C
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Chemical, Ltd.,
Donnelley (R. R.)
9-
Quarterly.
12-31
8-1
.
15c
::
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$1
8-
12'/aC
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Dominion Stores,
Dominion Tar &
8-
Paper Co., class A
Commerce Title
Guaranty (Memphis)
9-19
8-15
I-5-61
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
10- 1
'
17 Vac
8-10
,
preferred
(quar.).,
preferred (quar,)
Combined Locks
7-15
(quar.)__I
com.
(quar.)_
.conv.
5-20%
%P.
8-10
I
7-29
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common
2nd conv. pref.
(quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal
7-29
i8%c
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4.65%
c
1
9-
8-
2'Ac
,
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9-
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1
income)
(quar,)
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of Rec.
10-24
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Dominion Fabrics,
Ltd., common (quar.)
9-6
8-15
""
Southern
7-15
8-
1
8-15
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_____Z"I "
preferred
/f
Dominguez
Monthly
7-20
9-
,
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preferred
Dresser
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
4v4
7-15
tsi.i9
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Water
*7-15.
5%
v
30c
rniiimw'a P„ict"res Corp- ^4-25 Pfd- (quar.)"
Columbus &
7-15
Telephone Co.—
(increased quar.)
preferred
8
8-
&
preferred
7-
1
10-
87V2C
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Columbian Carbon Co.
(quar.)
;
Columbia Gas System
(quar.)
1
t$1.43%
(quar.)______
common
Utilities,
preferred
$1.24
9-
8-1
t$ 1.1272
(quar. )J^-^_,_
preferred
$1.20
9-9
1
9-15
1
of Amer. (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
5>/2% preferred (1958 series)
Common
10-
'
9
8-
(quar.
Water
9-
-nt
a;'
1
9-
8-15
(quar.)_____
1956
1
10-1
70c
cor,».
Caiiiornia
7-28
7
t$1.09
;_Z
common
'
9-
80c
(quar.)_._
(quar.)
Conn
Power,
Pacific
preferred
8-
9-
6c
,
^
pieferred
12-10
$20c
•
Hardware, class XTquarX
investment inc.__
preferred (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment
4
Engineering, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Collins Radio, com.
.(stock dividend),,..
Iyer Insulated Wire
Co.___
Colonial Corp.
8
* 12 7aC
_____
^
Dodge & Cox Fund
Dodge Manufacturing,
Holder»
Payable
10%
Dominion
50c
semi-annual
8-19
dividend
tax)_
Inc.—
Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment
Dobbs Houses, Inc.
(quar.)_
7-14
9-15
*
071/
from
•\ Stock
9-15
SI 127a
(quar.).
div.
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
oi'Los An|eTet-"""
quarter
Fund,
Dividend
1
.,
Co.—
7-29
8-15
9-
I-1-61
Si
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8
7-
8-29
8-10
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income
$1.50
35c
.
Third
British
9-12
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7-
8-
30c
(quar.),,_
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
preferred
8-
v
t68%c
Business Men's Assurance Co.
S3
8
t6272c
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)_
Buckeye Steel Castings
(increased),
Bullocks, Inc.,.4% preferred (quar.)_
5%
7
7-
9c
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)_____
Brown Shoe Co.
(quar.)—
California
9-
8-
15c
(quar.)__________
I
(quar. )^.
;
Broadway-Hale Stores (quart)
~__
~
Brodie (Ralph) Co. (increased)-l_^_______
8-10
Diversified
(less
When
Share
Company
Ltd.
8-15
5 12/a
Co
6
-
preferred
California Electric
10-
7-30
14c
$3.80 preferred
Burry
7-
$1.19
:
1
1
9-15
$1.50
(quar.),
_i
guaranteed
X
$3.50
7-20
8-
$1.06
(quar.)
Co.
8-
75c
America (quar.)
Columbia Forest Products, Ltd
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
•
4%% preferred (quar.)_
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
43,4%
preferred (quar.
4%% preferred (1956 series) (quar.)__
5% 7c preferred (quar.
67c
1st preferred
(quar.)
7-20
A.
c-:- aa
(S-a)
...
Pittsburgh RR.
Sf'rr1?11"!015
7-29
8-20
&
increased
8-22
Co*
■■■ a::-; •
regular guaranteed
Cola Bbttling Co.
eoca
11-19
8-15
6c
British
(Charles)
9-
11-30
$1
___
t
9-
I
Illuminating—"^
(quar;)
special
7%
7-31
9-17
50c
Bowling Corp. of
Bruning
7-27
8-15
10c
__,—
2nd
8-17
87720
preferred (quar.)„
Edison Co., common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)_____
$4.78 preferred (quar.)
Boston Fund, Inc
—___________
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
_
Bowers Battery & Spark
Plug (initial)
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)—:
3'/a 'c
8-
10ii
®i
for
com.
/.
,(quar.)^
preferred
Cleveland
4%
20c
Boston
67c
7-25
of
f
4xh%
_
held)
share
Z
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preferred
Cleveland Electric
8
20c
ZZZZZ.ZZZZZ!
(quar.)
__
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Booth Fisheries,-4% preferred (quar.)_____
Borg-Warner Corp., common (qUar.)
preferred
9-
9-30
Bondstock Corp.
5>/a %
3
30c
____,
____
7/S
S4.50
7-15
8-15
-
!
•
^l.f?a^0ning By-
C evelnnri
6-30
-
75c
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Bobbie
6-30:
-
one
each
Common
10-
50c
__
PoivfUCn0fshares
uCash
60
8-15
1
4%
(quar.)
Per
Name of
Distillers,
9-1
7-15
1
50c
_
preferred
6-10
f
1
WVue
_
preferred (quar.)
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
6%
.8-
t-4>/2%
8-15
1
1
8c
Bros. Tobacco,
Bloch
98-
income)
ment
8-10
$15c
(quar.)
Works (quar.)__
of Rec.
to
_
10-31
8-15
20c
Beneiicial Standard Life Insurance (La.) —
Stock
dividend .——
Best & Company (quar.
Blue Kicige Mutual Fund
(from net invest¬
Holders
9-
9-10
8~ 3
preferred (s-a)
When
1
9-10
10-
Beechain,
•7<a
9-10
$25c
___
Belmont Iron
1
470
Payable
£%re
Company
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
RR. Co.—
7-15
J25C
(3-i ur-i split subject
holders Sept. 8)
Name of
7-29
1
10-
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
40C
to Approval of ..stock¬ v'' 7v::v-%4: '>-
Beech
Holders
8-10
*25c
_
Financial Chronicle
Payable of Rec.
15c
35c
_
and
8-
1
7-20
$1.50
8-
1
7-20
56 V4C
8-15
7-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
8-
1
-
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(408)
Per
Name
of Company
Gardner-Denver
4%
Gas,
Gas:
Co.,
(Julius)
$1.40 prior preferred
Service
Co.
(quar.).-
Geco
dividend
Hooker
25c
9-30
9-16
$4.25
12yac
8-22
8-1
Hoover
General
Motors
$5
Steel
General
Steel
5%
8-24
8-
7-
1
$1.25
8
8-
1
8-
1
7-
9-30
$1.32
preferred
8-15
$1.00
preferred
8-
2
7-
$1.30
preferred
1
7-
preferred
8
8-15
7-25
5.70%
32%C
8-15
7-25
6.25%
32y2c
8-15
7-25
$1.41
33c
8-15
7-25
25c
11-15
10-25
Company
Girard
6%
6%
Glasco
Corp.
Glatfelter
4tya%
Hunt
Rubber
Class
A
Mfg.
—
8-
1
1
7-15
National
(W.
8%
R.)
class A
4%
preferred
A
preferred
B
8- 1
8-
1
8-15
9-
3
7-15
Idaho
7-29
8-
Power
4%
1
8-15
8- I
11-15
Brick
Power
4.08%
__
preferred
4.26%
8-
1
7-15
8-
I
7-15
9-12
8-22
1
8-
1
7-15
1
9-15
50c
9-
1
8-15
12 Vic
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
$1.50
7- 5
1
1
$2
(s-a)_-
7-22
9-15
9- 2
9-
1
8-25
(From
11-21
__
—
.
15c
-
8-26
8-
8-
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5
25c
25c
9-15
9-
75c
9-
8-
9
(quar.)
B
class
Corp.
Life
A
A
9-
50c
preferred
$5
8-1
7-15
8-
7%
7-30
7-15
$1.37 »/3
25c
1
8-18
8-
25c
,
to
8-
1
8-
1
8-10
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
Well
6%
'-1st
•
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A
to
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Hartford
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Marx
preferred
E
preferred
F
7-15
9-
1
(quar.)
1
60c
7
9-22
9-
1
8-15
11-15
9-15
:
•
9-15
9-
Henderson's
Hercules
8-
11-
;
7%
,
6%
Gallon
Gallon
9-
9- 9
convertible
Hercules
11*
1
30c
8-22
„
$4,375 preferred
1,
8-
2
12-
5
Class
B
7-29
8-19
7-28
9-10
8- 5
9- 1
9-10
,
8-12
8-10
8- 1
7-10
8-1
7- 8
9- 1
,
8-4
9-30
9-9
,>
8-31
8-15
9-10
8-17
9-10
8-17
9-12
8- 4
9-12
9-12
9-12
8-4
50c
$10c
__.
,
8- 4
8- 4
9-12
8- 4
9-12
8- 4
9-
1
8-19
8- 1
7-15
1
7-15
—
6V4c
common
8-
1
7-11
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i
7-11
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8*
I
7-11
25c
9-30
10-15
10-
10-15
10-15
1010-
27 Vic
.
5
10-15
10- 5
$0,075
8- 8
1-3-61
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
13%C
8-
1
7-
8
preferred
(initial)
7y2c
35c
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)—___
~
7-18
Lord
00
75c
8-
1
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
3
Lower
4.16%
1
9-
1
9-
1
9-
Louisville
Power
Lukens Steel
8-
Lunkenheimer Company
5
9-15
10-15
9-15
$75c
:
M.
R.
5%
6
8-25
Macco
Chemical
Co,
8-
5
7-25
MacLeod's, Ltd.,
i
7-18
10-17
Fund, Inc. (from invest,
Magnavox Company (quar.)—
25c
11-
1
10-17
Maine
47 ViC
9-
1
7-29
$1.05
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
20c
9-
1
8-
Central
Mallory
5%
RR.,
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(quar.)
9-
1
37c
9- 1
44c
9-
1
35%C
9-
1
5%
pfd.
convertible
8-
■t-
Amer.
preferred
8-12
8-12
8- 1
v
,
7-12
8- 1
7-15
:t
(quar.)
$1.50
9-15
8-31
!
10-
1
9-15
$40c
8-
1
7-15
$3.75
20c
8-
1
7-15
8-31
8-25
8-
1
7-11
8-31
8-17
McCord
$1
25c
1
(quar.)
93%c
11-
1
$2.50
15c
87y2C
87 Vie
8-
1
9-12
10-
9-15
12-15
8-31
8-20
(quar.)_____
25c
10-14
9-6
8-15
7-29
Ltd.
realized
Wire
Co.
9*6
,
8-25
4-7
1-13-61
1-
20c
9-22
8-31
8-26
8-11
(quar.)
4%%
6
4%
10-31
93%c
20c V
9-30
B
9-30
8-1
22c
.
8-15
7-31
50c
9-12
8-31
7-30
8-1
1
Ltd.
*
(quar.)
Co.
8-
15c
9-30
32%c
(quar.)
,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
8- 1
7-15
8-15
7-29
99-
1
1
8-
1
7-18
9- 1
9-1
8-19
8-19
37J/2c
$1.18%
(quar.)
$1
Co.
(N. Y.)
--
8-
5c
8-
1
8-
o0
1
'
;
4.40%; preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
4.90%
(quar.)
$1.22'/a
preferred
8-1^
_
32y2c
5c
Electric—
7- 9
8- 7-20
6-27
9-15
42V2c
(quar.)__
&
9-15
$1.06>/4
8-10
5%
9- 1
25c
Extra
I
9-15
9-15
9-30
t25c
37y2c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-30
!
$2,50
common
preferred
1
3
8-30
621/2c
Shoe
Michigan Gas
profits
dividend)__*.
Co.,
810-
55c
(s-n )____
8-15
8-15
8-15
10-10
7-21
9-19
8-16
1
9-
85c
(initial)
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
7-25
1
9- 1
93%c
——
5
9-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
8-
held
(quar.)
series)
Merchants to Manufacturers Ins.
Semi-annual
•
8-15
.".v
,
<quar.)_.
Telephone
Corp.,
4'/4%
7- 5
8-27
8-12
15o-
10c
common
Grain
Melville
Keystone Income Fund series "K-l"
Quarterly of 12c from net investment
income
plus a special distribution of
to
Honolulu
share
common
(1945-1947
preferred
Inc.
Mead
1-6
Keystone Custodian Funds-
8-15
Keystone Steel
Com.,
Meadville
10- 7
1-13-61
15c
1
King Bros. Productions
Matson
of
Industries
McCabe
5
4-14-61
(quar.)
8-15
each
preferred
Mattel,
8-12
8-
$1.25
(s-a)
8-15
for
share
McCormick & Co., 5%
25c
8-15
...
-
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McKee (Arthur G.) to Co. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris
Manufacturing
(quar.)
2
25C
1
Corp.
V3
9-
1
40c
common
1
'
—
20c
of
7-19
1-2-61
$6 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
(Two
.
$1.25
(quar.)
9-
35c
div.
McCrory Stores, common (quar.20c
3y2% preferred (quar.)
87c
6%
preferred
(initial)
$2.25
(Me.)—
7-11
7-22
8-19
Communica¬
stock
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) to Co. (quar.)—
10-18
1
8- 4
9-10
8-
& Life Insurance—
May Department Stores,
7-18
preferred
9-15
9- 1
,
(quar.)_,
Marine
Ordinary
dividend
Mayfair
$1.25
8-
net
»
.
$3.40
93%c
from
Oil
$1.25
7-8
7-8
8-19
8-25
6-18
Navigation—
Stock
(quar.)
10c
9-12
8-1
62l/2c
•
Quarterly
Matson
8-12
8-1
$1.06
Ltd.
8- 1
9-2
$6.25
additional shs. for each three shs. held,
subj. to approval of, stockholders July 20)
Marion Mfg. Co. (quar.)
8-12
preferred
1
8-15
.
25c;
;____
(accum.)
r
<
International
Co.,
8- 1
8-15
7-15
7-15
8-1
....
15c
income)—
dep. rets
Massachusetts Indemnity
8c
20c
(quar.)
7-29
Co.—
&
Mannesmann, A. G.—
5
Light—
Mines,
8c
Madison
1
3.75%
Gold
t31V4c
8-
11-1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
7-18
tion
5%
8-
1
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Common
8-31
tl6c
7-19
Marconi
Common
9
7-29
5
Kentucky Stone, Inc.,
9-
1
5
Inc.
1
8-15
(quar.)___^———_
5
common
8-
8-
.___
7-20
t6c
25c
8-10
(increased quar.)
7-22
35c
8-
■
8-1
1
8-
$2
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
9-12
$22V2c
37Vic
(quar.)
;
$1
7-11
Co.—
6%
8-
Co..
8-15
8- 1
Holdings, Ltd., class A
participating preferred
(quar.)
8-
Tea
9-1
8-15
(quar.)
1
to
7-11
-f 20c
$2.50
A,
9-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(annual)
8- 1
(reduced).
1
Canada,
8- 1
$1.29
class A pfd. (quar.)—
$30c
Macwhyte
Company
(quar.)
o. 35c
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
$1.06y«
4%: preferred A (quar.)
—$1
corn—
(quar.)
preferred
7-11
8-
$1.24
7-22
10-15
Co.
9-
of
1
$1.11
(quar.)
9-
1st
7-11
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd.
preferred
8-15
.
$1.09
9-15
87'/2c
j'4Vi%
Lawrence
'<■
8-15
■
9-
$1.09%
St.
1
—-
—
10c
.
Ketchum to Co.
9-
Cement
8-15
1
1
37 Vic
com.
10-21
8-
—
preferred (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)—
,
8-15
*60c
(quar.)
Utilities/
7-22
11- 1
8- 5
$1.04
(quar.)_—
preferred
5.16%
$1.05
Southern
8- 1
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
Louisville & Nashville.RR. (reduced).—_—
9-
$9c
com.
7-15
$1.75
$1.75
—
5
30c
.
<fc
8- 4
8- 1
(quar.)
8-
9-
Ltd
Rhode Island,
$0.4033
35c
2nd
$1
(quar.)
7-11
Hotel—
8-10
50c
(quar.)
com.
8-15
8- 1
8-26
4Vi
of
to Aug.'1.—
1
$60c
______________
Corp.,
rate
at
share
8-15
35c
(quar.) _
com.
common
(quar.)__
9-
IV2C
(quar.)_;
7-15
1
Telephone
preferred
(quar.)_
v
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, common
7- 8
1
into
preferred
Baltimore
9- 1
;
share plus this dividend.
per
per
5%
ll'Ac
35c
—
9-10
6c
(quar.)
8-
15c
IIIII
$13c
income
7-30
—
IIIIIIIIIIIHI
Lorain
8-
25C
8-15
■
$1.25
7-29
4.96%
Corp.,
of
$103.50
' shares
-
Corp.—
.
Kerr-Addison
(quar.)
com.
Co.
preferred
Kennametal,
r
Inc.
at
1
7-21
Inc.'i (Delaware) —
preferred
Gas
8-
1
8-15
35c
Kelly Douglas to Co. Ltd.—
25c partic. class A (quar.)
6-2$
2%
_
9-1
Convertible
Kellogg Company—
3V2% preferred (quar.)
3y2% preferred (quar.)
10-5
10-15
1
3%%
5
28 %c
7"
income).
Kansas City Stock Yards
5% preferred (quar.)
Kekaha Sugar Co. Ltd
5
10-15
1
8-
(stock dividend)—
Lighting, common (quar.)_
4.40% convertible preferred series G (en¬
tire issue called for redemption on Aug. 4
93 %c
4%
10- 5
25c
8-
10c
.—
Corp
Utilities
and class B
(quar.)
•'Long Island
Co.—
Investors
7-11
2iy,c
•
6c
;
";h
-*
97Vic
Jewel
8-31
8* I
Class A
7-25
;
$1.75
ordinary
Jersey Central Power
:
56 Vic
—
5c
,
Preferred
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
9
(quar.)
8-15
\
—
preferred
Jantzen
7-25
75c
56%e
25c
preferred
9-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mutual of Canada,
Common
10-20
25c
Heyden Newport Chemical
Corp
Common
(quar.)
3Vs % preferred
(quar.T—
.i.
$3 ! 1-2-61
—_
1
5c
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
_—
L.
7-20
9-
Powder, 5%
7-15
(initial semi-annual)
Jack
(quar.)___
_j_
Jamestown' Telephohe
Corp!—
9* 9
1
___
B
1
(quar.)
5%
1
8-
1
preferred
8-
Electric Co.
to Heintz. Inc.
1
10-
A
,,
J. C. S.
8-19
91%c
Class
7ll5
8-
$1.10
stock (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)—_
B
Service, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)________________
preferred (quar.)_
1.76%
8-26
9-15
10-
■_
_______
Products* Inc.,
1
"
Machines
preferred
3%%
8-26
Products—
preferred
Hercules
8-
Public
7
(quar.)
Pak,
1
to
7%
preferred
Iowa
5
pfd.
Portion
9-
8-10
50c
v
3.75%
8-10
$1.37%
(stock
convertible
8%%
9-10
J 10c
$2.40
t60c
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd., common
(quar.)_
t54c
$1.50 1st preferred
(quar.)_.
_________
$37Vic
2nd
preference
(quar.) __—T $54c
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
J7Vic
Local Finance Corp.
(R. I.) class A com.
6y4c
9-16
10-14
1
...
guaranteed
Companies,
10-14
10-14
:9-10
8-29
87Vic
60c
12Vic
Ltd._
4.20%
6
Hemenway Furniture—
5V2%
1
.
Commercial
3.90%
7-15
$$1.62
(quar.)
Co., 3.65%
10-
$1.12%
Electric,
(quar.)_
Iowa
8-10
8-
$1.37%
_
receipts Ordinary.
dividend)____
Hawley Products
Special
Loblaw
Class
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
7-11
1
IPC
(quar.)_
preferred G (quar.)_
Hawker Siddeley Group, Ltd.—
American deposit
J.)
1
8-
15c
,
(quar.)_
preferred
8-19
(quar.)
$4.36
8-
SI
—
(quar.)
&
7-11
1
(Ind.)—
Extra
1
25c
__'
5Va%
1
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
Extra
2
m.25
Electric
(H.
8-
9-
+$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.)
4y4 % preferred C (quar.)
5%
preferred D
(quar.)
Heinz
1
1
*22'/2C
5%
5»/2%
5%%
910-
25c
____
preferred
preferred
5%
9-15
*3c
—
Light, common (quar.)
(quar.)
i
4.96%
(quar.)
Harvey Aluminum, class A (initial)
Hat Corp. of
America, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Hawaiian Electric, Ltd.—
'
1
20c
(quar.)
(A.)
5Vi%
10-
International, Ltd.—
pref.
Harris
8-
9-
Industries,
2
i
Original capital stock (quar.)—
Ltd.—
investment
conv.
$2.50
9-15
66%c
(quar.)
Corp.
58%c
37 Vic
(ouar.)__
Holdings
Investors Trust
Inc.—
Cementing Co.
Manufacturing
1
5%
____—__
Plywood
Little Miami Railroad Co.—
75c
_.
$4.22
Cotton, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch 'Co., common
(guar.)
;
4% preferred (quar.)
Hansen
10-
$50c
5%
Harbor
Litecraft
income__
preference
convertible
8%
11-25
$1.29
5%
Hardee
net
Investors
8-22
12-19
$1.16
Hamilton
1
9-12
$1.25
dividend)
Mines, Ltd.
(interim)
Bros. Co., common (quar.)
Halliburton
7-11
7-11
Pipe Line Ltd. (increased)
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.
(quar.)
7-18
$1.50
Hallnor
Halle
7-11
3iy4c
.__
net
Investors
Hagan Chemicals to Controls,
5.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.)
1
7-11
Interprovincial
7-25
i2yaC
____
'
8-
1
8-
9- 1
.,8-15
lie
60c
<•
1
(quar.)—
common
Business
International
7-25
8-10
15c
-
(Fla.)
Corp. (stock
Ltd.——
Mines,
10-
!5C
$1.25
50c
—
1
Britain
income)
International Resistance Co.
7-15
7y2c
_
A
preferred
(From
7-15
40c
—
class
From
7-15
8- 1
37%o
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
Gunnar
7-11
iy2%
Corp.,
International
$2
(quar.).
preferred
udlf
IO-14
5%
(quar.)
Wayne)
8-
4y;________—__
investment
Breweries,
International
3
1%
_
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co.,
4.64%
preferred
5.16% preferred (quar.)
,
1
Foundation Fund
net
International Harvestor
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—•
$5
8-
37y2c
Corp. of America
International
1
100%
(quar.)
____
(quar.)
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-31
,
Printing Co., $3.50 pref. (quar.)—
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.)
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Interior
12- 1
8-15
div.)
;
Insurance Co.
12-10
$12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
12-16
1
Co.
Insurance
Life
(Fort
8-
(quar.)
investment
net
Quarterly
9-10
40c
(stock
Guerdon Industries, class A
6% preferred (quar.)__
Gulf
1
40c
-
Telecasting,
1
(Houston)—*
———
Griesedieck Company—
5%
convertible preferred
12-30
9-15
.
Lincoln
55V4C
dividend
4
1
Great
Class
Mills, $1.25 pfd.
Interchemical
1
9-
Great Atlantic to Paciiic Tea Co. Inc. (quar.)
Great
Northern
Paper Co.
(quar.)
L.), Inc..
National
7-15
7-22
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund—
12-12
dividend
Lincoln
7-25
1
1
Institutional
$2
Gross
Great
of
7-20
.
—
8-
53V4c
——
IngJewood Gasoline
8-16
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
Co.
8-1
7-15
'
11-21
Co.
8-20
(quar.)
8-
$60c
9-15
10-15
-
35c
30c
20c
(quar.)
& Co.
52 y2c •'
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
12-12
preferred
(Eli)
Co.
50c
—_——_
7-29
+15c
$15c
t25c
J30c
—
40c
t
preferred
$2
:
Liggett to Myers Tobacco
$1
(interim)
Institutional
Fire Brick
7-15
51c
:
Indian Head
1
8-
20c
Ireland
(quar.)
5 Vi %
7-15
1
—
Tobacco
From
P.)
1
8-
(quar.)_
6
8-16
9-16
(quar.)
Company
8-
9-15
45c
10-
8- 1
II- 1
..
preferred
Imperial
&
—
Quarterly
10-21
9-12
9- 1
10- 1
9-30
—
7-15
12-15
quar.)
8-15
7-22
(quar.)
$1
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
7-22
10-
12 fee
_
4.70%
B
1
9-30
.__
1
8-
(quar.)
8-
1
12-30
—
8-15
$20c
35c
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)__——
Levy Industries, 7% 1st pref. A (initial)—
Lexington Trust Fund—
(Name was changed in June to Lexington
Income Trust)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
L
Liberty Fabrics
of N. Y. (stock dividend)—
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
Quarterly—*
——
—
$1.25
Imperial
Inc.—
Financial
7-15
preferred
Insurance
Western
8-
preferred
4.42%
15c
—
50c
8-15
(quar.)
4.20%
7-25
7-15
$1.50
(quar,)_
Ltd.,
8-15
8-31
(quar.)—
11- 5
1
1
8-15
(quar.)
pfd. (initial)—
Corp., Ltd.—
$1.25
common
1
8-22
(A.
Co.,
1
8-22
Coal,
8-31
(quar.)_
8-
$0.5781 V*
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.25
(increased
common
8-
9-12
Northern Ry.
—
B
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Leath
!
(quar.)
Co.
30c
:
Groat Southern Life Insurance
8-15
Corp.—
preferred
9-12
Green (H.
Co.,
preferred
Illinois
$2
Greeley Gas;
Products
1
99-
7.15
t20c
$1.20
v
Lilly
$2
Union Co.
8-31
1
7-15
Co.—
preferred
12>/2c
(quar.)__
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)—
—
8-
9-
Y.)
N.
25c
(quar.)
5%
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
8-31
$1.25
7-15
-——
Bank
to
8-
9-15
—_.
7-15
Hygrade Food
5%
8-15
75c
(quar.)
7-15
8- 1
8-15
9-15
8-15
70c conv.
Acceptance
A
Class
12%c
(quar.)
8-1
Inc.—
class
and
A
Industries,
Class
$1.25
1
(quar.)_____
Green
8-12
1
7%c
quar.)—
preferred
preferred
class B preferred
Great
2
1
class B
West
9-
8-
class A
Great
$75c
preferred (quar.)
8%
Grand
7-15
preferred
8%
8%
1
8-
56»/4c
split)
(initial
Grace
8-
5%
Illinois
Batteries,
common
'Grace
$.00625
25C
1
9- 1
12yac
Bank (Brooklyn,
class B (quar.)
(Alfred)
Laurentide
5%
7-10
Lambert
7-15
(initial)
9-
9-13
12Vic
—
Co._
and
A
1
.___
(Two-for-one
Class
8-
1-
62'/2C
(quar.)
New
8-17
Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash to Door—
7-15
8-
$1.50
___
—_____
(quar.)_—
1
i2y2c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
9-
Class
1_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Lancer
55e
(quar.)__—._—
Goodman
Gould-National
Lafayette
8-17
$1.25
_
._—_—
common
Lacrosse
8-17
(quar.)
12ViC
Inc.
8-17
1
8-17
preferred
*
Co.,
1
9-
8-17
5%
8-15
Cooler
9-
1
5%
1
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
1
7-15
9-
8-29
8-22
7-15
1
&
B
Electric, 5V2% pfd. A
1
3iy2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
9-10
9-
7-15
8-
Nugget,
8-
9-
1
50c
Goodall
2nd preferred (quar.)
9-
1
Globe
Golden
2nd preferred
7%
1
35 y4c
B-
$1.27 ya
Telegraph
7%
9-
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick
(quar.)
Brick (quar.).
Republic Insurance (s-a)—
Stock
6%
7-20
1
35%c
8-
62l/ac
preferred
&
8-18
1
—
Industries, common
preferred A (quar.).
10c
Gold
1
8-
10-
Hussman
—
Godfrey Company (quar.)_.
9-
$12'/2C
39iic
Products
common
47VaC
B
Foods
Co.,
7-29
8-26
.
10c
40c
27Vic
$1.50
$1.75
$1.75
13%c
preferred
(quar.)
Hugoton
Glen-Gery Shale
to
Kroger
(quar.)_
Hudson
______
Kresge (S. S.)
7-15
32c
10-25
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
9-20
7-30
1
9- 9
9-13
12c
12c
—
(monthly)
Company (quar.)_
(quar.).
1st preferred (quar.)__
$1.20
9-30
8-
8-20
I2c
12c
10c
10c
(monthly)--.
B
8-15
(quar.)
D
Production
Class
50c
(quar.)
10-25
$1.30
Co., common
8-18
31%c
10-25
iquar.)
(P. H.)
9-12
(quar.)
11-15
64 fee
non-participating preferred
non-participating preferred
8-18
(monthly)—
$1.20 conv. preferred (monthly)
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
$1.20 conv. preferred
Kuhlman
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Investment—
9-12
(quar.)____:
(monthly)
B
7-21
7-27
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)—
$1
11-15
(quar.)
2
30c
33c
(quar.
6%
9-
—
62 %c
—
3
9-28
Class
1
8-
$1.25
preferred
Vitamin
1
7-
1
35c
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
Waterworks, 5% pfd.
Gillett
preferred
Class
8-
8-26
$1.12%
32yac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc.
(quar.)—
B
preferred C
2nd
8-15
8-
___•
—
32%c
10c
55c
8-1
8- 8
9-12
25c
Voting common (quar.)__^—
Koehring Co.—
i Class A
(monthly)—___
Inc.
(quar.)_
common
Hubshman Factors, class A
Co. of Southwest—
preferred
7-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Y.)f
—
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
6-30
8-
$15c
15c
(quar.)___—_____—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)__
voting preferred
8-1
37y2c
_
(quar.)
preferred
—
$2.50
$2.20 preferred
&
(N.
Pulp & Paper, common
preferred A (quar.)_
5%
General
5%
Knudsen Creamery, common
(quar.)
Hardart
preferred
(quar.)
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
General
preferred
(George A.)
$5.12
$1.32
preferred
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
Hudson
(quar.).
$1.30
5.16%
1
$1.06 V*
Horner
4
8-
22VaC
250
(quar.)__
5.20%
8-
(quar.).
com.
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
Houston Light & Power—
4% preferred (quar.)_:
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
7-18
t$1.25
(quar.)—
General Telephone
35c
15c
Corp.,
Home
9-16
UOc
(quar.)
B
&
5%
5
7-29
40c
Castings (quar.)__
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)-:
cumulative preferred
preferred B (quar.)
5%
Knox
(quar.)
Company, class A (quar.)
4Vi%
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30
Knickerbocker
7-20
preferred
Hormel
7-5
8-26
Chemical
Class
8
28c
(quar.)
Wares,
$1.30
$2
9-13
93 %e
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)———.
General Telephone Co. of California—
4Vi% preferred (1945 series) (quar.)—___
$1.00
8-31
1
.
Horn
preferred
General
7-
30c
Utilities
Public
General
8-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-23
8-
_________
Corp.—
preferred
$3.75
General
10-13
8« 1
50c
(quar.).
Mills,
General
10-27
10-
$2
Fireproofing
Co
Inc. (quar.)
General
7-5
$1
8c
$45c
3iy4c
Glass,
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
.
—.
Fund
_
9-16
8-15
Per
Share
—
-Quarterly..
2
'
■
of Company
Klein
5
Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—
7-15
9-
9-
9-15
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
,
Kings County Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
(S.) Department Stores (quar.)
Kleinert (L B.) Rubber Co. (quar.)
7-15
45c
—
■
,
Name
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)_
Light Co
1
9-30
15c
(initial quar.).
Corp.
8-15
UOc
—
Dynamics
7-15
9
Manufacturing
Electric
—
Bakeries, Ltd
Baking Co.. common (quar.)
preferred:■ (quar.) ————
General Crude Oil
(quar.)_.
General
1
9-
2*
I—
Corp.
8-
250
$8
Drive-In
Hinde to Dauch
Holders
When
Share
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Holt Renfew to Co., Ltd.—
Holt Rinehart to Winston
(quar.)
Home Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
General
General
Hilo
43c
—-
—
General
■v
Higbie
7-14
9-15
8-
i
(initial)
General Acceptance Corp.—
Stock
8-10
1
35c
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
Mines,
9- 1
of Company
9-30
$1
Inc.,
Per
Name
45c
(increased-quar.)_
Co.
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)———
common
preferred (quar.)—
Garflnckel
When
Share
.
.
Continued
1
l'l°n
7-20
"
8- 1
8- 1
on
7-1
'
Va(Je
192
volume
Number 5973
,
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(409)
13
Stock Record from
the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANCF
v..MII&V
RANGE OF
AC
DDiorc
PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF
SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED
STOCK
Range for Previous
Year IDG!)
40
1
9
84% Apr
Lowest
47 v* May
Sep •
59% Feb
Range Since Jan.
;
Highest
Lowest1
134
40
8
8
52% Mar
28
10
7
Apr
24
98 % Mar
27 Ye Dec
16
57 J
Aug
17
12% Nov
23% Jan
2
26
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
42% Apr
69% Jun
23% May 31
41% May 3
;08 Va Oct 20
18% Mar 26
23
46 vt Nov
26
4
Jan
2
Sep 23
12
Jun
32
2
38 Ya Dec
29
3
22% Nov
23
71
290
1
9
35.
Jan
30
16% Nov
17
23% Jan
2
22% Apr
53% Dec
18
85
12
77% Jun
9% Jan
32% Jan
28
Dec
30
12% Feb
Dec
17% Dec
Feb
8% May 11
36% May 10
90% Jan 12
59
21
Dec
22
64
Feb
59'
8
15% Jun
1
8% Oct 27
5
52% Jan
14% Feb
61% Jun
4
7% Jun
1
11
49% Jun
1
Dec
11
83% Mar 17
17
38% Sep
32
75
1
May 31
75
Jan
;
Jan
29
32% Sep
8
27
1
39% July 15
28% July 28
77% May 11
115% July 24
73% July 27
104
May
33% Jan
5
Feb
12
39
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
27% Dec
22
23% NOV
18
117% Nov
10
127% Sep
39% Feb
1
25
52
Mar 31
51
Dec
56% July 17
5
306% Feb
35% Apr
30
33%. Apr
47
Feb
29
42% Jan
2
160% Apr
50% Sep
7
46% Dec
53
Jan
2
23% Sep
22
45% Jan
2
ff
r»
£
Jan
25
17% Apr
34
7
6%
63
July 12
18
July 28
30
Jan
58
4
39
51% Jan
7
27
6%
20
25s/4 Mar
4
Jan
39% Jun
7
20% Feb
11
19
6
75/a Feb
13
19% Jun 20
14% Mar 18
40% Nov 13
507/a Jan
2
353/4 Sep
40'/a Mar
2
17
47% Jan
2
20% Dec 29
6P/4 Aug
7
553/4 Apr 28
253/4. Sep- 14
37 Va Dec
44
44% Mar 17
84
24
Jan
15
48 Ya Sep
38% Feb
17
9
453/8 Oct 26
25
Jan
2
36% Nov
9
25 % Oct
30
8% Nov 27
SI
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
106/
Sep
2
13% Jan
37 Ya May 12
353/4. j,m
6
43% Jan
4
43 Ya July 25
Jun
47 Ya Mar
44% July
89
8
23
93
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
12
3
30
41
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
European
American
Export
9% Jan 11
American
St
38% July 21
July 27
6 3/4 jun
30
293/a July 27
142 y4 Feb
198% Jun
25
May 27
18% July 9
20% Jan
105
Feb
52 3% Nov
84
2
25
17
May 19
July 28
49% Jan
76% Jan
14
593A Apr
34% Jan
30
40
16
20% Jun
1
14
98
Jan
22
86% Jan
22
Sep 21
Dec
73%
Apr" 14
18
e
53 y2
July
1
88% Nov
4
547/a Mar
3
Sep 22
22
18
52 % Mar
31
41% Sep
9
133
Dec 30
29
H7%
Oct
5
26 % Mar
26
183/a Apr
152
21
5
63% Mar
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
18
125
Mar 12
Nov
23
Nov
4
Jan
2
Nov 26
30% Sep 23
68% Sep 22
80% Dec
1
2a v
Jwr
Oct
For
3
Feb
Mar
13
141
Apr
9
8
.„123%JulyT7
21
34
""Jin
,,
105
Jan
4
St
1C
30
797/a Jan
4
51% May 19
129% Jan
20
117
Jan
4
553/a July 29
17 Ya Dec 17
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
293/a Aug
27 y2 May
25 Ya Mar
19 Va Oct
63
Dec
7
1
25
Feb
7
26
21
14
Mar
8
2
45
Jan
7
27% Feb
26% Jan
6O3/4 Mar .18
47
95 Va Apr
20
41'/a Aug
36Ya Jan
Co
footnotes,
see
36%
36%
36 Ya
373/4
19%
19%
•
37%
37%
44
44
61;
18'/a
61%
623/4
17%
2,000
411/4
17%
41%
17%
41 y4
18%
12,200
41%
87
•41%
42
85
85
*84
86%
-100
543/4
31,900
*41
42
52Y4
56%
20 Va
54.3/4
551/4
193/4
203/a
*30 v v
32
30%
24
233/4
7
:. 7
293/4
30
1753/4
178
513/4
523/4
17
17
163/4
17
13 7/s
133/4
133/4
18
18
18
133/4
177/a
*101
103
53
:
54 Ya
52%
533/4
533/4
•53%
533/4
32
29 Ya
16Y4
•13 Ya
Sugar Refining
preferred
30
29%
17
7Ya
293/4
17
65,200
30
175
51 %
1,156
24
7
176
49%
33
24
30
174y2
17
*30%
7%
1,900
176
503/4
*16 Ya
7,200
51%
9,200
17
1,100
133/4
13%
13 Y4
18%
18
133/4
133/4
18%
18 v*
1,200
18 V*
5,500
64,200
20
so y2
617/8
*79 Ya
80 Ya
59%
79%
61 Ya
79%
60 Ya
40 y2
40 3/4
41
•79%
40%
80%
413/4
•79%
80 Ya
22Ya
23 Ya
22
227/8
92%
•91
92%
22 Ya
*91
17 Ya
•14%
21%
65 Yt
34%
101
223/a
92%
101
*91
61
100%
58
100%
•101
40%
22%
•91
103%
*101
40 Y4
40 Ya
223/4
42
223/4
92 Ya
50
1,700
233/a
•91
39,700
18
17%
15
17 Ya
*14%
15
17%
18
14%
14%
177/a
21 Ya
22
•14%
15
203/4
217/a
•14 Ya
21%
22
66'/a
21%
65%
22 Ya
66 Ya
241,800
657/a
66 3/a
9,200
22 Ya
663/4
17%
17%
65%
65 Ya
333/4
35
663/8
343/a
33
337/a
33 Ya
34 Ya
92%
18%
4,200
15
100
533/4
54%
533/4
55%
54
533/4
59 Ya
55%
57%
597/a
54 Ya
56 v*
58%
60%
54 Ya
57
41%
43
59 y4
62 Ya
61V*
65
43
Ya
44 v*
35,400
43%
433/4
20,100
12 3/a
88,300
138 Ya
25
♦59
42%
143
427/8
44 Ya
12
12%
43%
12%
12
123%
►142
313/4
143
30 Ya
139 y2
102%
49 Ya
50 Ya
30 Ya
lOOYa
103
507/a
1383/4
60
1383/4
122 Ya.
*K9
60 y2
*122 Ya
123%
143
12
143
303/4
102
144
30%
30%
102 3/4
49 Ya
139%
59
101
51
49%
139 Ya
12%
144
343/4
12
•143
30%
103
50Y4
7,500
8,500
145
31
102%,
51
139% 139%
58%
58%
59
34%
110
31 Ya
2,200
105
1,240
28,100
51%
•139 v*
60
140
140
60
400
•123
125
123 %
123 Ya
19%
20
19%
19 Ya
28 Ya
27 Ya
27Va
27%
277/,
67 Ya
66
66
663/4
06%
67
29%
67 %
29
29 y*
29%
29 Ya
29
293/a
3,500
29%
29 v*
29%
2,600
•123
125
30
19%
;
197/a
193/a
27%
19 Ya
27%
5,100
273/4
29 y8
68
8,500
29 Ya
297/a
29%
25
.29%
66%
29%
28Y4
29 Ya
29
293/a
5
29 Ya
*16%
16%
16%
163/4
16 Ya
90
89
89 Ya
♦16%
16%
88%
89 Ya
167/a
57 Ya
56 Ya
88%
57
89%
56
89
56 y4
90
55%
56 Ya
79,900
55 Ya
56 Ya
13,800
_33 Y»
Tobacco common
89 Ya
12.50
56 Ya
preferred ---------—100
122
25
—
series
122
123%
123
'
123 Ya
123
123 Ya
123
34
34 %
337/a
34%
33 Y4
21 %
21%
21%
20%
27
213/a
27
x20Ya
27
*27%
277/a
•27%
277/a
•25%
16%
257/8
25
♦253/a
257/a
•25%
34 Ya
16
257/a
15 Ya
257/s
15%
•253/a
153/t
153/4
58 %
16%
57 Ya
60 Ya
57 Ya
34 V*
1
61%
33%
20%
2,600
123%
I6Y4
*263/4
2,700
17
*27%
*25%
17 v*
—25
series-
1223/4
16Ya
573/a
530
34
333/4
34
21
27,900
207/a
21
3,300
27%
100
257/a
17
10,400
1
33 Ya
343/8
353/8
42%
447/8
35 v*
13,800
443/4
347/a
64
■/:,/, 42%
58%
32%
61 Ya
33 y2
Corp..1
43 Ya
33
48 Ya
47
42 Y»
45
73,900
47%
45 V*
34
50
July 27
47%
443/4
46%
467/a
473/a
14,200
473/4
38%
493/4
383/4
43,000
38%
29
42
42%
42
64% Jan 11
Anaconda Wire St Cable
44 Va July
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
—6.25
Jan
12
89
Feb
17
41% July
$4 preferred _—.—
Anderson Clayton st Co—;
Anderson-Prichard
32
24
*39 Ya
com—25
Anaconda Co
.
3.800
593/a
66
Ampsx Corp
—
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
V
10,600
203/4
62%
58
——1
IB
July 21
600
55%
20Ya
7%
52
American Zinc Lead St Smelting—1
5
53%
54 Ya
20 %
24
177%
AMP Inc endorsed shares—
I
53%
54 y*
•31
24Ya
24%
7 ''v
7%
51%
300
54
20%
20%
175
53 V
1,000
52%
543/4
20%
•30
54 Va
,
*79 Ya
3.50
1
Co—
5%%
•86
'
1,500
r
18%
103 Ya
63 Ya
27%
6%
233/4
'
iv*
30%
1
41,200
17%
52 %
l
39%
18
523/4
30
6,800
37%
37 y2
52
7
38 y8
44
85%
23y4
100
83/4
6OY4
.553/4
19 Ya
20,700
19 Ya
8 3/a
37%
85%
55
37%
37%
•19
8%
44
533/a
*30 Y2
-
•37%
8
603/4
86y2
20
17
page 24.
367/8
3,800
173/4
41 Va
19 Ya
42%Mar
6
40
44
55
122 Ya
68% Jan
43 Ye July 15
39%
60
....
55% Jun
S
39%
393/4
24,800
44
51%
.100
common
17
.30% Mar
39
19%
61 %
1773/4
36
6
18%
44
>
51%
83
1*
20 y2
par
No par
———
Snuff
•19
'
175 Ya
38% July 14
9
200
60Ya
44
18
2
35% Apr 19
July 28
17
40c
35 y8
19%
86 f
►142
33 Ya Feb
46 %
500
60
19%
39%
373/a
533/4
12
30% Apr 28
467/a Mar 13
747/a Mar 17
*40 %
-
31
Preferred
15
900
34%
44y*
49
Preferred
17
41%
59
37%
102
preferred
36 Ya
*19
615/862
American Water Works Co com—5
18% May 17
73 % Jun
*41
♦333/4
61
37%
100
American Viscose Corp
4
15
31,700
100
34%
37%
25
American Tel St Tel Co—
23% Jun 20
5,100
19%
41
18
383/a
_10
6%
26%
18 Ya
41
*96
*33%
373/4
Ship Building Co—Nopar
American
8
257/8
19%
100
•60
383/4
2
American Sumatra Tobacco
96 Ys Apr 19
58 Ya July 20
125% Apr
43% Jan
26
1,300
25,300
61
38%
Seating Co—_—
1%
6
17 y4 Jun
600
53%
8Ya
Sany com—5
American
31% Feb 23
29% Jan
55%
563/4
1
Stores
Jun
36
567/8
19 Ya
203/a
8Ya
173/4
—5
No par
com
Steel Foundries
Apr 21
40
>1
Chem
American
27% Mar 15
39 Ya
31,100
343/,
19%
83/a
1
American
12
*60
39 Va
1.66%
82% Feb
25
18
18Ya May 18
89
Apr 17
34
61
203/4
8%
pjreferxed-M'O
3
36
20 Ya
2,600
69,900
40
•96
41%
433/a
19
Co
38% Jan 20
July 25
41%
•54
393/4
26
19%
100
3714
100
66
2
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40
19%
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413/4
61
Amer Sou till African inv Co Ltd—fl
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100
35%
38%
Optical Co
'
Jun
18 7/«
41 Ya
*34
39
56
563/4
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36
55%
38%
26
20"%
12.50
12.50
preferred
American
55%
26
sy4
American
60% May 26
56 5/a
26 Ya
19%
19 %
American
7%
*34
26
37 %
American Smelt St Refg com.No par
4
36%
.55%
41%
8Y4
Corp
27% July 19
35% Feb
Sep 22
Jan 16
1333/4 Jan
*34
99
39%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
Rad St Std
4
36 %
18%
—No par
American
13
29%
74%
37
Corp:
Co
16 Vi Feb
547/s Jan
74
1
Co
Gas
Potash
33% Jan
Mar
283/4
74%
*19
Corp
American
124 y4 Jun
21
*3% Jan 26
75 %
Sep 22
S ?ec
Amer
8
J7% Dec
Feb
American
15
3
43 Ya Mar
33
20
7
28
13'%
25 V4
24%
14Ya
81%
Jun
74% Jun
67% Mar
32
29%
73%
_1
Corp
45% Jun 21
42
31%
28%
75%
41 %
100
July 18
27
293/a
20%
Products
News
23
Mar
Metal
American
Nov
28,300
^
28 %
*59%
Corp
preferred
Molasses
567/a Feb
148 V2 Mar 20
130
28%
105
73%
26%
Inc—
Fdry
Natural
1%
83
27%
•iooy2
31%
par
100
Machine st Metals_No
par
American Metal Climax Inc com
1
Mar 21
31
•54
preferred
Motors
92
29
St
American
May
1
Mach
American
145
31 %
♦82
27 Ya
104 '
•34
American
3
82
27%
•100
38%
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American
67
14
1,000
5,400
757/a
2
Co
18
35
Apr 18
43% Apr
Ice
29% Apr 18
July 20
41
22
*1,
Hardware
American
67
43% Apr 11
333/4 Apr 19
12
July 22
138% Jan
7
Mar 17
72% Dec
26T/a Dec
U7
15% Jan
55 Ya Mar 23
73/4
51%
553/4
Investment Co of 111
26
383/a Jan
Dec
14
May 2
20% July 14
*7Ya
51 Ya
82
27 Ya
105
31%
7%
51%
36%
International
4Ya%
31%
700
7%
82%
27
•100
16 Va
50 Ya
38%
prior preferred
American
7%
51 %
54%
BV*%
15
5,300
333/4
56Y8
26%
American
91% Apr 13
287/s Jan 26
400
493/4
333/4
55
American
27% Jan
17Y4 July 22
16
16%
48 3/4
33
57
3
3.90%
16%
50
38 V*
8
83% May 10
58% Jan
6
July 22
16%
49
33
57
American Home
15
1,900
30,900
49%
38
Nopar
10
17%
293/a
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1
4,900
54
56
6
743/4 Jun
17 %
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38%
19% Jan
4
17 y«
52 Ya
56
16% Jan
4
17 y8
51
37%
102 % May
15
97%
74
Power—Nopar
American
323/4 Jan
54
Foreign
24% Jan
Jan
50
Secur
Lines
2
13 %
9,000
97%
283/4
35
16% Jun
17% Feb
31,300
32%
38%
99
29%
10
Products
American Hospital Supply
94
9Ya
38
76%
*96
61% Jun 28
18
9%
31%
38
28%
i
9
8
Dec
American
15
9%
31 Ya
12Z50
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American Electric Power Co
American Enka
Corp_—
98% Jan 18
15
40
33%
7%
27%
107
31 Ya
3,900.
82%
74
l
25
American
22
27 Ya
*102
31%
Co—
—
8
14
31
preferred
31% Mar 15
Jan
27%
-
7,000
33
7Ya
107
31
Nopar
common
42
30
Dec
Co
31% July 18
89% Dec
137
Can
20 Va May 12
Feb'
27%
►101%
lo
49
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,1,100
.
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49
33 %
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4
July 27
45
48 Ya
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8,000
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15
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33 V*
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303/a
143/4
9%
53 %
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49%
7%
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15
46
51%
16Ya
34
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preferred—-100
common
St
59% July 18
33% Jan
4
133/4 Jun
13
Inc
46% Jan 31
19% July 25
24 % Dec
58
14
541/4
1
31%
17%
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47/o
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36%
99
17%
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14,000
295
47/8
15%
9%
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17 Ya
53
16%
48%
97%
17
55
9%
50%
Crystal Sugar com
10
4% V prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co__
—10
American Distilling Co
—20
23
Jun
%
9%
82%
American
Mar 30
59% Jun
59
Jan 20
17
16%
_3
5
147/a
37%
*96 Ya
93/8
•258
47/a
30
:
31%
98
53%
Chain st Cable—
Nopar
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——Nopar
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
15
11
21
31
365/a
17
American
66
24% Jan
Jun
32
37%
*96%
American
46 Ya Mar 22
31%
363/4
50
Cable
American
12
9%
37
51 Ya
preferred
7%
80%
4%
30
2,700
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Broadcasting-Paramount
American
9
17
43
193
51 Ya Jan
36% May 12
81% Jun 28
65
34% Apr
18Ya Jan
38% Mar
48y»
80%
823/s
Bosch Arma
Corp
Brake Shoe Co
Theatres
5%
4
50
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Apr 17
55% May 18
17
July 28
•
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50 3A
36 Ya Mar
141/4 Jan
15% Dec
iva Dec
763/4 Dec
May-28
Jan
8
80
82 3/a
preferred
American
33% Nov
80
51%
Bank Note common
American
3
15%
49%
preferred—100
Nopar
American
July 28
Aug
143/4
48%
31%
Bakeries Co—
American
58% Apr
153/a
5
Corp
Amer Agricultural
Chemical—No
American Airlines common
3%% convertible
64% May 29
39% May
6
295
48%
82
Petroleum
American
•258
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30Ya
6,600
12%
71
47%
80%
293/4
127/„
70%
48
45/a
29Ya
.
9%
uar
preferred
28 Ya
12%
70Y4
4%
51
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Corp
4
2
19
convertible
28%,
243/a
.
12%
.
303/4
82
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18
277/a
16%
15
36%
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153/4
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20,800
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703/4
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317/8
75
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12%
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123/4
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24,800
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12%:
68
295
-
237/a
33
72
15
..
5
common
Aluminum Co of America
6
44% Jan
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44% Jan
33%
13
66%
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n
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preferred
4.08%
106% Jan 27
July 27
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Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
31% Jan 21
25% Jan
4
97
July 13
40% May 26
18
Gas
Laboratories
July 20
50% Mar 15
26
32
o
convertible
4%
61
July 14
33
12%
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preferred
78 v* Jan
July 25
conv
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Allis-Chalmers
4
Jan
21
55
Inc
J
Corp
28
42
Mar 18
35% Jun
9
32% Oct
20% Jan
33
10
4,000
8,200
15 Ya
Allied Mills
Allied Products
Corp
Allied Stores
36% Apr 13
35 % Jan
4
108
24
24%
28
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical
28
Jan
9,900
23 Ya
24%
15%
6%
July 22
132
237/a
24%
24%
27%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
l
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133/4
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40
13%
23%
t
Allied Kid Co
82 %
5,000
237/a
27%
Alleghany Corp
11% Jan
4
27% July 25
101% July 21
30% May 12
39
46
23%
27 %
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58% Jan
38 3%
45 y8
13Ya
27%
4v\%
58% Feb
39% Jan
24
38
45%.
13%
26%
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48% July 25
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44% Feb
35%
75
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500
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200
133/4
71
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Aldens Inc common
8
1081/4
45%
15%
4.50%
5
7.800
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42
13%
73%
Air
4
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65 Va
45
15%
A
May 27
22% Jan
36% Dec 22
26% Feb
Jan
56% Jan
100
July 25
47
21% Mar 20
45
63 %
13%
Air
0
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63 Y4
46
-
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41%
62 Y«
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36
25
31
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the Week
343/4
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23%
-
Friday
July 29
.
23%
13%
23%
24%
July 28
*403/4
63
;
15
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4
13% Jan
30% May 11
17
Jan
i
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42
107%
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•
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43 %
13%
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34%
45%
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108
23%
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34%
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108
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Aeroquip Corp
1
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
82% Jun
8
17
18
l
4
7% Jan 14
31 %
July 19
8
60% Aug 31
4
46% Sep
18
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
30
57
j85
14% July 27
79
Jun
44
l
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Adams-MHlis Corp
17
20% Feb 24
4
15
Jun
,
'
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41%
60%
110
33%
ok
41%
PRICES
Wednesday
July 26
62%
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i
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Stores
Adams
23% Jan
40% Mar
9
38% Feb
102
10
89
Sep
54% Nov
7
44% Jan
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8
15% Nov
28
4
27 % Jun
ACF-Wrigley
Acme Steel
94
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
30
4
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesdav
42%
61%
100
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4
47
328
3% Feb
23% Dec
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common-ZZZZZs
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6
14
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15
28% Jan
11% July 12
64% July 22
91 % Mar 10
22
Sep
Oct
Jan
32% Jan
Apr 20
14% July 22
26 % July 22
29% May 11
Sep 21
17% Dec
Fund
Abbott Laboratories
Monday
July 25
rar
Abacus
15
15% Jan
23% July 26
23% May 3x
63
17
EXCHANGE
19
114% Jun lo
42% Jun 29
23
16% Apr
233/a Jan
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NEW YORK
STOCK
1
Highest
Mar
Oil Corp
No par
>
i
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38%
39
41%
,
42
,
39%
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39
39
39 Ya
41 y2
393/4
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90%
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39
39
39
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14
Highest
49 Va Feb 11
40% Jan 26
Lowest
1474 May
7
23
7
'
May
26% Feb
9
11
59 % Apr
29
77 Va Jan
4
29% May 11
42% Feb
19
48% July
6
July 29
24
49% Nov 25
39
Jan
26
75
7
86% Apr
Sep 23
16
5
30% Jan
80 Va
28% Nov 27
40% Jan
23*4 July 26
Jan
13
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No par
33%
5
23%
24%
61'A
31
Argo Oil Corp
Corp
Co
'
17%
23% July 16
15
11
Jan 2
21% Feb 11
Feb
44
•9
27% Jan
5
Arvin
July 25
23% Jan
4
Ashland Oil
37% Jan
5
60% Dec
13
18
29*4 Jun
56% Jan
100
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9
106
51
Apr
12
63
8
22 »
9%
28%
79%
4
-
29
10% Mar
38% Dec
18
33 % Sep
11
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
47% Feb
17
62% Mav 25
16
31
53% Apr
8% Jan
c
16
27
21
16
24% Feb
9
27% Jan
13
23 V« Nov 20
28% Dec
7
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
1
12% Jun
9
6.
18% Dec
4
Babcock
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
27% Dec
24 V. Jan
26
5
90% Jan
18
Jan
8
474%
98'A Apr
4%
May 10
Dec
11
89'A Jun
8
Nov
16
50% July
8
29'A May 11
437b Jan
33 % July 14
33 % July 14
Stamped
4%
44
Oct
20
May 17
58
25
Jan
27
3074 May 11
49
Jun
66% Feb
27
43% Dec
24
28% Jan
2
51% Oct
21
34% Jun
37
Jan
23
204
90
Dec
16
100 % Mar 26
7
Dec
18
84
28% Jan
2
65
35% Jan
9
42
32% Dec
13% Jan
78
Mar
6
Barber Oil Corp
8
Basic Products
6
14
Jan
7
45
95
Jun
27
2574 Jun
28
78
Apr 21
56% Feb 17
82% July 22
Beck Shoe
7974 Apr
14
Beech Aircraft
Apr
10
36
4274 Apr
18
Beech
22
43% Jan
2
5
18% Dec
15
13
,
July 29
95
Nov
81
Sep 22
Bell &
19
57% Jun
13
89% Feb
25
92% Jun
28
1174 July 27
5
1674 Feb
26
57% May
6
74'% Jan
4
Bendix
227. Feb
3
30% July
1
Beneficial
1
45
Jan
7
4974 May 31
1% Dec 21
2
Mar 23
1
Jun
io
70
May 14
32*
1
43% May 28
4174 Apr
2
1
July 27
33% Feb
43 V. Apr
25
11
138% Jan
6
31
July
83
10
42% Dec 11
36
38% Jan
6
56% July 15
8
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3074
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63
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8
4
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6
1
24'A May 3
18 74 Jun 28
28 V4 Jan
22% Feb
11
Bond Stores Inc
24% Sep 23
17% May II
2474 Feb
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Bohn
Co—
85%
50
50
1,700
35
36
15,200
78%
79
79
33%
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65 Va
6574
66*4
6574
667b
65%
65%
28%
2874
2874
28
2874
29
2974
4874
48 74
48%
48%
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49%
174
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174
1%
174
3374
3274
327b
32%
3274
65'b
28
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.
4374
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44
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143
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13%
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1
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43
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14274
100
46
31,900
143
38
3674
33
34%
23*4
33%
35*4
3334
34%
23
110,200
3374
1,300
43%
14,600
4474
93,300
43%
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143
14
14%
5,703
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74%
10
37
37 '4
3874
3,300
3474
34%
34%
35%
5,600
-
*
400
1*4
42%
7474
37
11,300
4974
143
14
38
13.700
30*4
33 74
44
143
7474
37
65%
29%
174
137a
3774
8,300
64%
14
37
50
1174
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7474
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7474
94
11%
437a
4374
14374
13%
14
1374
4474
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42 74
4374
43
44*4
4474
142*4
10
7,600
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1174
6.40C
16
45
93
12%
11%
46,500
39
'15*4
93%
43 %
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5,10a
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38
16
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45%
43%
37
38
38%
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68
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37
36%
38%
65
6774
66
37
6674
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3
800
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28
56%
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200
3474
21
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2,300
33%
34
3274
34
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58
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96
84*4
*83
35
58
59
*28
5
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5S
*5674
2374
2374
23%
23%
23%
23%
24% >
14
,1434
13%
14 74
13%
14 74
14'A
14%
14
14%
5,600
2874
*30
28%
2974
27%
2874
27%
2874
28
2974
38,500
5
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
—2.50
l
—
&
50%
35%
—5
Laughlin Inc.
Aluminum
10
3,500-
49%
2174
34
10
2074 Jan
87
33 Va
50c
2974 Jan
87
34
100
Mfg Co
8.100
88
974
*14%
474
15
*32
—5
common
Co__
W)
78
33,000
9%
38
77%
33%
2334
37
5074
4974
50%
2374
9%
37%
*87
88
*87
88
50%
51
32%
40c
common
pfd series of 1951
&
*87
88
■
1,700
9%
37*4
37
320
54
36%
9%
9%
:
106
53 74
53%
22%
•t
9%
3774
*104
53
95'A
100
Inc
23*4
9%
377a
1
—
(Del)
x22%
9%
37%
106
53
*5274
52%
2674
_l
Bigelow-Sanford
3
Feb
23%
-
*83
1 peso
32% Jan
May 14
;t
5
1% preferred
130
5,400
6,100
*30
1
Inc
Bethlehem
21% Feb
53
Co
20*4
18%
63
4%
No par
Inc
18 Vb
i'
12%
50
Consolidated
6,100
15%
1974
.v
<
160
37
*15
*62
1
common
15%
18 Vb
84
36%
28
100
Finance Co
*82
3774
*15
43
42%
84
37
2074
.
—10
Corp.
42%
*82
14%
100
:
Mar 28
9
5
24% Apr
8
1874
74
2,200
37
100
Corp__
13% July 26
35
2
20% Sep 22
10
13
82
July 27
22% May 27
18
22
July
46% Jan
22
18 7 B
85%
1
23
30% Jan
15% Nov 25
21% Jan
Jan
3874 Jan
57% Jan
33
24% Mar 31
21%
18 %
44%
Corp..
Benguet
4
145'A Mar 25
13'A July 26
71% Jan
2
25% Sep
29% Oct 29
23%
44%
5% preferred
% Jan
50
8
6
Feb
19% Dec
5
12
Jan
15%
12.50
Howell Co common
3
12% Jan
15%
35'A
4*A% preferred
28% Mar
59% July
16
4274
37%
...
*2074
1
Bell Intercontinental
52
155
83
36%
43%
pfd_
Belding-Heminway
10
23
83
3874
-v
*12%
50
Beech-Nut Life Savers
1
10
Sep
43 74
82
4974
Corp
207a Mar 29
8
July
45% Dec
49% May 11
43%
82
37%
42%
RR
43'
22% Sep
32% Sep 22
4274
48
Inc
(A S) 4%%
Creek
14% Jun
24% May 11
137
32%
4%
—2.50
32% Mar 31
37% Jan
Dec" 14
13
6
31%
73
100
Instruments
Beckman
9
36 % Jan
31%
*33%
prior preferred
conv
11
Apr
31
10
74% preferred
Beaunit Mills Ine
Feb
89
31%
*14%
,_10
4
9
103% Jun
16% July 22
3% %
14
Jun
226«
3
Dec
May
30%
No par
,
1
Beatrice Foods Co common
54% Jan .14
62% Jan
2
317 b
33%
1
Cigars Inc
Eayuk
6
74% May
31
20,700
21,500
6,000
5074
10
Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bausch & Lomb Inc—
54 *A Jan
3
90% Feb
July 29
30
22
Jan
5874 Jun
24
Mar 21
183
11
178
19% Sep
63%
1
stamped
Bangor & Aroostook RR
27
8
34% Mar
36% Jan
61*4
100
100
100
noncumulative preferred
Apr
3
39% May
9
.
Preferred
63
20% July 27
23
Feb
11
July 15
25% Jan
1
Dec
6274
*87
100
——
30
29
49% Sep
27
61'A
'
100
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
14
6274 Feb
July 15
8
Jan
64'A Jan
12
Nov 23
23
56
58
40
62%
9%
13
Corp
preferred series B
38
Dec28
6174
3874
23
9
Co
preferred series C
79
35
63%
377a
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
2774 Jun
85
Wilcox
&
80
Jan
2,500
6274
81
106
1
Babbitt (B T) Inc
77b Jan
17% Jan
101% Feb
66
25%
62
*52%
Common ^
10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
-00
Atlas Corp common—
_1
5% preferred —
20
Atlas Powder Co
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref (51.20)_—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp__
1
37% Jan
23
#8% Dec 28
25%
43%
62
10
Associates Investment Co
«
2
2474 Nov 23
Dec
25%
30*%
100
1st preferred-—„
5.25%
July 18
Jan
July 25
4% Jun
28
17
7
89
34%
24%
18
—-—
12 % July 26
42% July 24
1374 Jan
Mar 11
11% May 11
8
6% Dec
10% Feb
4
9
15
10
28
May 13
21
11
15% Nov 24
21% Jun
4
74% Jan
4% Jun
14% July
83% May
12% July
3
July 29
96
433%
24%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
31% Jun 17
28
1674 Feb
15% Jun
•8% Jan
■34 74
24'A
2274
$1.50 series—No par
Goods Corp—
a
—1
Common
22
27% Jan
5
9% Feb 2
38
July 14
88*4 May 11
58% Feb 24
41% Jan 4
80
Mar 31
6% Jan
4
15% Feb 15
96% Jan 26
20% Jan
4
24% Jan 11
52*4 July 11
15% Jan 4
May 11
Jan
7
Feb
1
Jan 15
40% Mar
17 *
86% Mar
6% Oct 28
33%
43
2.50
Inc
33%
2374
37%
Refining common—!
&
Shares
3 374
■;
81
2nd preferred
».
v,
32% July
9% Dec
74% Dec
70%Jun
27
2
;
39% Sep
Industries
.'/•
23%
33%
<
*15%
Corp
■?:'
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July 29
31%
1
5
Co
Constable
Arnold
July 28
33%
3374
Associated Dry
30
88% Jan
14% No? IT
10
1
107% Mar 31
10
Nov
11
19% July 28
40% May 19
Sep 25
■
II
15% May 11
20 *4 Jan
Thursday
42 74
No par
$3.75 preferred
Rubber
44 Va Jun
28% Apr
2
25% May 15
Nov" 20
23% Oct
—5
Armstrong
9
36% July 27
10
;
Co common—-—1
Armstrong Cork
July 27
83
Steel
Armour &,
HIGH SALE PRICES
July 27
'
July 26
July 25
Par
Armco
Monday, August 1, 1960
'
Archer-Daniels-Midland
32% May 13
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
37% NOV
18
18 Va Nov
.:•••••• NEW
AND
LOW
STOCKS
V„>
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Tear 1959
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Predion#
.
Brass Corp
23
1
19%
20%
,
1974
21*A
19%
1.25
20%
257s
25%
2,000
1,600
19%
19%
19%
1974
1974
1974
19%
21%
2174
2174
'2174
21%
21 %
21%
4974
497a
4974
49%
49%
4974
4974
49%
13.200
3474
35%
3474
35%
35%
3674
17,300
,
3,100
"
'
1,700
'
50% July
8
Borden
34% July 25
48 V2 Jan
6
Borg-Warner Corp
77
79% Mar 30
40 % Feb
27% Feb
76
I
Sep
48%
9
Dec~~7
81 % Apr
24
24
Jan
1
15
18% Jun
28
59% Feb
5
Co
66 va Mar 17
88% Sep 30
7% Nov 24
15% Jan
3
14% Dec 29
27% Jan
6
7% July
2174 May 31
Borman
65
Boston
Edison
<fc
July 19
1174 Jan
5
13
July 27
9
July 27
27% July 27
18
20% Jan
18
44% May 35
20
53% Jun
8
Jan
8
7% Jun
28
1278 Jan
12
66% July 20
48
Oct 29
52% Feb
8
63% Jan
4
Jun
17
-
41% Jun 20
33 % Sep
9
38% Feb
17
76
DeC
28
85
Jan
21
76% Jan
4
26
Dec
22
28% Nov
12
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
76
41 % Jan
48
63
80
20
July 29
35% Apr
12
14% July 27
24% Jan
4
Buckeye Pipe Line Co—
Bucyrus-Erie Co
6
Budd
33% Mar 16
31
277. Jan
8
31% July 10
167. May 26
82% Nov 27
94% May 27
80
19% Jan
Shoe
Brunswick
Co
Co
6
85
Jan
4
2
34
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
15% Oct 22
24% Jun
18
11
4
Bullard
Co
13% Sep
23
14% Jan
2
20% Apr- 8
26% July 28
88% Jan
2
82
Mar 10
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
13
28% Oct
21
24% Jan
5
13
177. Jan
14% Apr 29
,18% Apr
4
73 % Jan
5
20% July
7
Bulova
24
4
Burlington
Nov 24
*8% Nov
66
16
4
2774 Jan
97'4 Mar 17
13% Dec
.
31
May 24
9% May 13
26
55% Dec 28
45
Mar
7
4
22'A Aug 14
19
Mar
9
It
Dec
Tt
Oct
23
89
Feb
41% Nov
30
51
Apr 22
>1% Sep 22
14 V* Dec 30
44% Jun
17% Dec 11
89
For
13
4% July 26
20
footnotes,
32% Mar
see
11
80
6% July
3
,
.
r
49
55
May 26
27% Apr
18
60% Jan
6
58%
5974
5674
58'%
51
5374
*73%
'
2874
*43
774
1,100
55%
56*4
54*4
55*4
6.100
5174
537b
53
5574
16.600
*79
80
80
28*4
27%
28 74
27%
*106 % 106%
*105 %
106%
2874
28*4
106%
100
44
774
*106
10
",80
6,900
28%
10
107
7374
7374
74%
74%
62%
6074
6374
61
64:::.
31%
31%
*31*4
32
3174
3174
31%
31
31%
800
14%
15%
1474
15
14%
15%
15
14%
15 74
10,500
17%
15.000
17
17%
80
80
1
29%
30
297«
30%
Ho
11%
11%
1174
11%
5
100
17
17%
17
8174
*80
81%
*80
3074
*3074
31*4
30%
30%
800
11%
11%
12
12Va
12%
2.900
17*4
%
3074
11%
17 74
17%
18
167s
1874
18,800
1874
187a
18%
18%
1874
1874
19*4
19*4
19%
43,600
75%
75
75
75
75
7474
74%.
*74%
'7574
*6534
7974
16%
17%
1774
*66'A
6774
*6674
6774
*66*4
67%
*66*4
6774
79 V4
79%
•79*A
80*4
*7974
80*4
79%
79 74
160
33*4
34 */2
34
34%
32.800
25
24%
24 74
9%
1.200
600
33%
34%
33%
33%
3474
—-1
2434
25
2474
24%
24%
25
3.33%
*9*4
9%
*9%
974
9 74
9%
9*4
9*4
974
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
3574
35 74
4
.
74
4%
4 %
4 74
21
20%
21%
11%
11 %
11%
58 Va
20%
56 Va
57*4
20
20%
11%
20%
,20%
84 74
Ltd
No par
a
4%
4%
474
4% >
2174
21%
21%
22- >
5
11'A
12
11%
12 %
12%
12%
'
5674
56%
56%
57'/a
56'/a
20
20 Va
20
20%
84%
83
83
83
44%
♦44
45
44
*38 74
39
39 *A
25
23%
23%
23 Va
59
59
No par
*58
;
1.600
3574
4%
21%
4%
No par
I
Ry
57
*2474
.
217%
'44
100
100
67%
79%
3474
5
100
82
17 74
II
Co__
17%
17
•80
__5
,
Lake Mines
Pacific
177s
81%
14%
18%
—100
pref
17%
*80
*31
500
151,300
75
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—-1.66%
Mills
80
*79
„
774
74
1
Cannon
*106
5374
80
44
58%
8
Canadian
27%
28%
774
5
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
•
7 106
106
52%
27%
*43
■
*7274
Packing Corp
Mining Corp,
Campbell Red
'
7
Apt* 28
Apr 29
39% July 14
59 74
:
73%
Calumet & Hecla Inc
85
23% July 25
24.
7
7%
Callahan
15% Mar 11
22% Jun
43*4
California
6
18
26
32% Mar 22
July 28
7% Jan
26% Jan
43% Mar 14
1
page
Feb
35% July 18
8.800
2874
754
29%
No par
By era Co (A M)_—
s Jan
28%
2774
4374
Inc com—1
Bush Terminal Co
2
7.700
60 74
Burroughs Corp—
6% Jun
2.500
9*4
7%
*79
600
8
1374
9
44%
28%
774
13
9%
7%
58%
,7%
1374
*43%
29
.
9
7%
7%'
100
2
5
774
13
974
73%
3%% preferred
second
7%
1374
9
58%
Inc—
2
17 Va Oct
2,400
4,200
613/B
—
26% Feb
27% July 27
49 Yt Jun
Co
Industries
40% Jun
32% Aug 12
Mar 30
Watch
4 % %
19%
6374
7474
——
4% preferred
5
19
63
13
29 3 4
5
207. May 26
5
Jan
1874
6374
58
_
35% Feb
82
1874
63 V4
974
44%
——No par
Co
—
7%
774
29*4
_15
45% Mar 18
2
10
21
80
*78%
No par
78% May 6
20% May 27
I7/. July 10
Jan 30
18
Jan
Jan
76% May 13
66% Mar 10
80
13%
♦43*4
_^3
Inc
preferred-
May 10
84% Aug 17
76% Jan
$5
9%
5
common
Jun
2674 Jun
14
*774
*13
_50
-3.50
100
Corp
21
Dec
9%
preferred series A
37% Jan
32
7%
1374
9*4
54
Jun
35% May 28
*774
13%
80
77
4
63
28
Brown
*78%
1974
62%
52
76
6
Nov
19
63%
♦79
4
SI
19%
6274
1
29
66
16
1974
100
Jan
28% Jan
47'/. Nov
80
6374
100
common
42% Jan
OcTli
6
26
35%
34%
*78%
.
1974
2.50
.
July 25
Jun 17J
35% Oct
80
19*4
No par
^
Inc
3%% preferred
5.50%
*78%
62%
Brooklyn Union Gas common—10
Mar 30
87% Jan
80
1
4%% convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co_
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common—
29'% July 15
106
35%
3474
*78%
Maine RR—
Common
11
12% Sep
50
;
125
Bridgeport Brass Co
6
Nov
8% May 12
40% Jan 13
13% Jan.
Inc
Co
6
33% Jan
44
Stores
4
17% Mar 13
5
—L
5% preferred
Braniff Airways
17
11% Nov
Food
4934
100
common
374% preferred
Boston
_
—7.50
.
.
57%
20% I 20%
83
♦83
84
•83
*43%
45
*43%
45
39%
38 74
39
37%
38%
24
23%
24%
23%
23%
59
59%
59%
5974
59%
6,300
18.300
■
84
44
i
3874
•
38%
23%
*
v
2374"
60
60'A
15.700
6.600
6,000
93
90
900
10,100
700
'
Number 5973 ...The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
192
Volume
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Prevloua
Range for
Year 1959
■ ■
;/v;Av:..
12% Nov 20
Lowest
Highest
6% July 29
41 % Apr 25
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
10
83% Dec 31
37% Feb
102% Jan
5
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
41% Jan
19
84% Nov 17
1
V* Dec
26% Sep 30
48'% Jan
19
46 % Jan
27
40% Feb
25
40
35
16
12
Feb
95
39
31% Jan
16
8
89 % Dec
7
22
•26% Feb
2
10
108
Dec
29
115%Mar 16
'
6
Jan
12
30
Nov
16
89%
Nov
10
25
Sep
22
114% Dec 22
22
76% Sep
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
12
78% Jan
22% Jan
5
114% Jan
19
July 27
34% Jan
Feb
92
8
22% Jun
114% Jun
17
44% Mar 20
20
17
21% Apr 16
13
Jan
5
27
Nov 23
Apr
Nov
22
Jan
30
71% Feb
80
37% Sep
17
21
24
28
10
Dec
11
18% Sep
30% Jun
88% Dec
20
82% Dec 31
8% Dec
22
23
Jun
35% Jan
29
19
15
Celotex
Jan
11
25% Jan
15
8
3
Central of
5
57
76
8
5%
79
Jan
19% Mar
Mar
July 1
25% July 15
40 % July
1
94
July 22
8
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
20
99% Feb
27
88% Jan
27
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
55
Jun
4
28 %
May 23
July 27
28%
22
31
May
29% Jan
26
42% Jun
28% Feb
21% May 2
5% Jun 30
Jan" 16
15% Mar 11
9
Central
Central RR
15
Co
of
Central & South
15
Central
16% Jan
7
Jan
7
Jan
6
Soya
13% Jan
13
~6 %
Jan
9
3% May 11
40% Apr
5% Jan
7
May 29
18
Apr
79
July 27
Chadbourn
52
46% May 11
Gotham
70% Jan
11
Chain
29% Jun
27
11
1
July 25
28% Feb
1
50% Feb
24
37% Jun
9
87% Dec
16
99
35
Nov
30
19
Nov
24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
24
42% Jan
25% Sep
Mar
88
9
37% Dec
36% Jan
5
17% Mar 23
34% Feb
18
64% Dec 29
46
Dec
74% July
32% July
26% Nov
23
May 31
27% July 29
33% July
8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
Jan
22
18% Jun
17
46 % Dec
17
4
30% Dec 11
72% May 20
42
29% Jan
21
32
Jan
15% Jan
19
71% Jan
July 27
Chock
Chrysler
37
Jan
21
16
30% Feb
78% Jan
4
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct 23
46% Jan 14
47% Jun
30
26% July 25
49% Mar 9
58% July
49
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
39% Jun
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
18% Apr
9
57
51% Jan
17
55 % Jan
101
2
47% Jan
Mar 20
65% Feb
Jan
4
62
20
57
12
32% Jun
16
42
Feb
17
V. Dec
15
136% Jan
16
65
48% Mar
4
Jan
18
Aircraft
7
23% Jan
Apr
Apr
67
12
8
43% July 27
33% May
82
66
2
41% Jan
78
RR
30% Jan
9
72 % Dec
16
48
8
34 Va Dec
10
Feb
17
76
July
Jan
14
48% May
6% Feb 10
14% Jan
6
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
58% Dec 24
95% Dec 17
37%
22%
17%
21%
45%
12%
32
Oct
Jun
3
35% Jan
4
49
Jan
18
57
Feb
24
44
75
17%
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17%
800
22%
22%
20
19%
19%
19 %
22%
19%
2.000
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57
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600
57
75
100
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37%
24%
38%
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38
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5.400
38%
39
38 %
94
93 %
93%
38 %
94
4,500
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94
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94
94
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1
54
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25
25
900
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35
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6,900
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9%
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10
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31%
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7
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30%
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1
11
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11%
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11%
11%
11%
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1
29%
11%
12
31
11%
29%
30%
11%
29%
30
7,300
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30%
30%
13.300
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53
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53
53
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40
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18
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52
6,900
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33
30
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92
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32
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92
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93
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3,400
93
20
141%
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40
18 %
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7,200
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18
18
32%
18%
14,200
31%
33
31%
33%
19,900
17%
18%
17%
181/4
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18%
20%
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21%
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20%
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5,900
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20%
20%
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20 Va
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20%
4,300
5
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25
58
100
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58%
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10
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10
10
34%
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36
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58%
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10
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10 Va
10
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noncum
35%
59%
26%
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26%
26%
23
22%
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28
36
36
36
36
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,
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17%
17%
18%
18%
19%
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62
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16
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26%
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A
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2,200
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A
28
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62
100
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100
10%
22%
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27%
36%
300
12,100
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10
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28
36
,
35%
58%
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69 »/4
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26%
,
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27%
2,700
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11,100
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20
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20
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20
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20
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24
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24
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58
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59
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57%
59%
60
42%
25
8.50
43 Va
42%
43%
42
42%
43%
42 3A
6,400
63'A
42%
43%
No par
Co
13,700
59,800
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RR
4%
&
Nov
43% July 27
38% May 18
67% Aug
49% Jan
39% Feb
5
50
22
7
3
July 26
55% Jan
Jun
7%
27
&
25% Jun 20
Commercial
65% July 11
90% Jan
4
22
98% Jun
Mar
2
20
8% Feb
1
3
12% Jun
4
66% July 20
96% Jan
13
1
42% Feb
9
Dec
33
60% Jun
17
;
27
21/64 July 27
99%
% July 27
4
93% Mar 24
Mar" 10
Feb 26
92
88% Jan
87% Jan
30% Nov
9
92% May
8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
92
Apr
2
see
5
29% Jan
5
July 27
Jan
14
89
28
48% Jan
4
16
104% Jan
July 28
47% Jan
4
4
100% Jun
36
75% Jan
23% Apr 20
footnotes,
Apr
22
16% Mar 12
18
88
2
83
13
11% Jan
6
May
37% Jun
6
20%Dec
95
81% Jan
Jan 22
4
9
July
19 % Jun
page
24.
4
6
14
July 11
83% May 23
14% Jan
20
22% Jan 27
313/4
2,700
11.300
600
32%
22
33
313/4
32 Va
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
55'A
1,100
55%
55%
56%
94%
95
56%
95
95
94 %
56 %
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3,300
95
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95
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59%
33%
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34%
34%
34%
56 %
33%
58%
57%
34%
150
59%
57%
583A
58%
59'A
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61%
18,400
50
50
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51 %
49%
50%
51
129%
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129
60 3/8
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63
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53
130
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130%
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150
4,400
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29,300
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30,400
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74
75
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75
75
75
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25
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60%
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60
2,800
57%
59
58'A
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85,700
20
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21,600
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5
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50
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100
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39
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39
38
33%
33
19%
10
19%
19%
3 8 3/8
14,900
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
17%
18 Va
17'%
19%
18%
11,600
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52%
31,700
18%
19%
19%
19%
17%
19%
64 %
65%
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65%
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64%
No par
44%
45 %
44
45%
43%
44%
44
44%
44%
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47%
47%
47%
45%
47%
3,700
47 3/8
47%
47%
47%
47%
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22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
47%
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10,100
62 %
62
63
62%.
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Co
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62
1
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14%
65%
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65%
62%
62
22%
62%
19%
4
20
20%
20%
21 Va
21
60%
62
62%
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63 Va
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98 Va
107%
98%
107%
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108
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14%
14%
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9%
108
108
1
10%
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10
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13%
13%
13 %
13%
13 Va
13%,
13 %
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4,700
63%,,
21%
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37,300
:
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300
110
13%
15%
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10
10
35
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5,800
13%
%
13%
3,100
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8%
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8%
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26%
26%
8%
26%
27
5,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
64%
65%
64
27%
64%
4,800
64%
65%
63%
65
64
99%
10,200
100 %
64%
100%
100%
100%
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Inc
Cigar Corp
Consol
Electronics
Consolidated
Gas
Natural
6%
Coal
pfd
Co
Rights
$4.50 preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.52
48
8
50
47%
10C%
100%
100%
3,200
49
46%
49%
8,600
4.200
31
31%
30%
31'A
31%
32
32
32
>2
23%
23%
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23%
23%
23%
24
24
24 Va
5
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21%
24%
211/4
21 y4
211/4
213%,
21%
21'A
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400
45%
45%
45
21 %
45%
45
45%
44%
45%
45 %
71/2
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100
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45%
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7%
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7%
150
A
7%
1,600
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31%
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
8.600
57
57%
57V2
58
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58%
58
59'
6,700
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31
31%
No par
57%
59
No par
No par
—No par
92 Va
92%
%
93
92%
92'A
93
93%
93%
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95
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94 %
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94
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87%
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22
22%
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Common
49%
31 fV-.A":A
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10
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8%
1
Corp
Consumers Power Co com
V
5
48%
1.33%
Corp
Utilities
Laundries
of
100%
49%
Industries.
Foods
RR
100 %
48
No par
preferred
Consolidation
61% July 11
15%
1
Consol
40% Jan
15%
No par
Consolidated
Jan
30% Apr 29
7
53% Jan
15
"1125
Publishing
19
5
61% Feb 25
15
55
Corp
Consolidated
42% Nov
99
Nast
Mills
Jan
6% July 11
15%
1
49
6
900
151/4
100
—100
42% May 18
Jan
44%
No par
common
1
Consolidated
23% Jan
44'A
*15
31
Corp
series
Consolidated
7
45%
preferred
preferred
5.25%
100% July 20
106% Feb 25
44'/4
Comptometer Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
Jan
44%
61%
6
59
44%
19%
18
21
45%
15%
60'%
12
68% Jan
45»/2
15%
98
12 % Jan
May 26
7% Jun
46
15%
61%
17% Jan
23
1
16,000
19
98%
29% Jan
6
24
29.900
41
*18%
61%
Conde
30
56%
40%
18%
98%
Cone
30% Nov
13 % July 25
56
40%
18%
60%
Solvents
Edison
23
20% Sep
14% Jun
56%
40%
18%
com—25
14
3
55%
40%
18%
21
108% Apr 25
Jun
13
58 %
40 %
183A
'128 %
Commonwealth
103% Jan
55%
40%
19%
4
9
58%
183/4
22 %
8
6
57%
40 Va
Engineering Inc.—1
Commercial Credit Co
—104
13% Mar
19
3,300
19
100
Southern
56 % Mar
25% May
12% Sep
A;
54
gtd
preferred
4.64%
A
59
com
System
18% Mar 11
Apr 20
27
210
-
Southern Ry—
64
101 % Apr
112 % Feb
27
3.000
84%
100 A
29%
Combustion
28% Jan
4
64% July 12
27
z
1
noncumulative
Columbus
26%
37%
843A
*99
stock__50
4%
Iron
Columbian Carbon
4
20
37%
-
56
Pictures
51% Mar 23
£5
_1
preferred
.$4.25
37%
100
29%
Columbia
18
26%
84%
54%
20% July 20
Apr
26%
37=4
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40%
1
17
65
271/4
3734
84%
100
29
Co
Fuel
26%
36%
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58%
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Internat'l
5%%
84 3A
40%
10
com
Co
Radio
37 %
100
15
.
Ilium
Pitts
&
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No par
Electric
60
2
*36%
84%
57%
5
14% Jun
Jun
37%
*45
Stores
24% Mar 23
Mar 23
37
"18%
5
74
Sep 21
For
21%
17%
22%
24 %
pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
May 17
18
21%
17%
22%
*6%
Gas
20
Dec
23
600
34%
Columbia
27% July 10
57% Feb 24
17
75%
24%
27
Colorado
4
27% May
23
75 %
23%
Columbia
34% July
Oct
150
6%
4
4
Nov
21%
75%
15,200
23%
14
2
82
Dec
9
44% Jun 18
75%
90
24
119
36
20% Jan
Jan
25% Jun 25
21%
4
91%
23%
113%
*6%
45% Jun
May
79% Sep 24
76
90%
24%
120
x23%
12
26
Dec 23
23%
*118
.
1,160
X34%
21
20%
87% Sep 25
36,600
6%
36% Apr
29% Dec 31
Feb 25
1°1%
50
22% Nov
52% May 22
87
20
Sep 23
Sep 21
17
25%
38%
>26%
Collins
July 28
58% Dec
2
25%
90
24
com__No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50 preferred
Aikman Corp
20
19% May
19
Dec
25%
90
24%
18% Jun
43
2
5,400
25
*6%
7
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
8% Jan
A
15,700
17%
20%
*71
/A'
5%
24
24% Mar 13
19% Nov 18
15% Nov 23
60% Dec 16
101% Sep 25
74
A
98%
*5%
54
Inc
Collins &
6
46% Jan
50% Mar 11
35
2
74
10%
98'A
53A
A
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17%
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24%
120
.
20%
20%
22
20
57
103/„
98%
5%
•
38%
40
O'Nuts
Colorado &
22
*53
23%
*118
76
22
20%
90%
7,300
10%
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:
50
Coca-Cola
7
7
63% Feb
Dec
*17
25%
-
120
200
61 %
1.25
Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
6
3
22% Mar
14
55% Jan
19%
24%
76
20%
17%
22
*90
17,300
!!!_1
Special guaranteed
7
71% Jan
Oct
90
20%
17%
22
25
;
,
120%
*75%
5%
24%
Clevite
July 11
18
9
23%
119
100
Cleveland
May 26
130% Mar
27
49
12% Sep
75%
II_II~1
$4.50 preferred
8
Feb
25% Nov 17
54% Jan 14
23%
120%
75%
10%
J
-99
5% V
6,700
43%
25%
60%
'
53%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
7
29% Dec
45% Nov 13
22%
119%
%
24%
preferred
Coca-Cola
23
90
84%
City
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
9
126% Feb
48% Feb
Dec
26
98%
5%
*25
60%
230
6,400
r
29%
*43
25
,
59%
•
99
90
"99%
Cleveland
99
14
21% Jan
47% Dec
198%
90
100
41% July 29
59% Jun 23
11
Jun
71
10%
28%
43'A
25
60
10%
5%
100
Clark
90% Jan
39
Sep 21
59
10%
*43
A-
53%
preferred
41% May 19
18
59% Dec
35
59%
25 Va
20%
r
28% A
27%
'J /■
43%
25
10%
5%
"89%
27%
43 %
i 25
.
58 %
99%
City Investing Co_
City Products Corp
4
4
14% July 14
9
29
/
25%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
10
8
Jen
2
2
Dec
25
> 27%
43%
*24%
25
preferred
4% %
5
24% Jan
18% Jan
Dec
120
4%
43% May 24
24% Jan
28
"43%
25%
53
Common
2
July 25
40% July 27
Jan
6
Nov
29
46
27%
43%
-
25 A
Corp
5
July 19
38% Jnn
29
Jan
33
Full
40% July
101
1
15
28
43
5%
No par
„No par
Cotton
84% July
8
43
Dec
40
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
91% Feb
57
40%
53%
preferred series A
69% July
102% Jan
23
42 %
39%
5
Inc
Western
Chickasha
17
Dec
41%
40
24%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
23
89
42%
39%
53%
;
& North
5%
Dec
44% Jun 22
42%
40%
27%
23%
_
convertible
series
Chic
29% Jan
May 20
&
Milw St
5%
4
Dec
15% Dec 16
42%
39%
54
preferred
Chic
69% Feb 26
23% Jan
93
19
42 %
40%
27%
37
Corp
Corp__
Creat
5%
6
77
46% Nov
42
24%
Motors
Class A.
Chic
36% Jan
29
39% Jan
21
26% Jan
22% July 27
13
95
41%
36
Plug Co
Refining Co
Chicago & East 111
6
19% Jun
*94%
42 Va
25%
.10
Vought
3%%
7
22% Jun
24
26% Jun
43% Jan
40% Apr
59% July 28
15% July 27
26% July 28
May 25
13
34% Jan
35 % July 22
17 % July 25
16
27% Dec 24
24% Oct 22
Jan
22
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
37% Jan
2
60% Feb
4
6
Jan
45 %
43% Jan
18
44% Mar 30
95
4,800
16
53
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
13
53
5
5
17
16
23
Chemetron
69% Jan
29
Jan
Checker
4
99% Apr
36% Sep
18% Nov 23
6
Chance
14% Mar 24
Mar 15
38% Nov
Oil
29% Jan
July 25
July 14
63
Champlin
8
July 25
38
15%
24
Co
Spark
38% July
38% Jan
10
8
16
"93 %
11
9.50
$4.50 preferred
Champion
4
95
25
28% Nov
Jan
58
19% Aug
Belt
1534
95
xl5%
10%
99
' r
Corp"!
Products
Aircraft
1,100
5,200
16%
16%
94
No par
Common
14
8
118% Feb
1
23% Nov 25
21
Jun
3
26
Jan
6
93
45% July 19
26
Oct
13% Apr
106
42% Jan
8
8
20% July 25
9% July 27
15
Certain Teed
Cessna
25%
94
'
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
17% May 13
26% May
3
17% July 25
31
4
6
Jan
34 % Mar
9
10% Oct
12
29 % July 15
4
15
Sep
26% Nov
42
24%
25%
10
Co
5
46,600
44
24%
_n0 par
Co___;
~4%
50% Mar
July 18
Shares
42%
50
Corp
Violetta Sugar Co
Century Industries Co
Cerro de Pasco
Corp
16% Apr
8% Jan
43
2 50
J
Central
11
N
West
12
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
"
42%
15%
61
ioo
Service
Vk
;
"93%
43 %
par
preferred
Illinois Public
%
93%
59
preferred series B
ioo
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec__No par
Central Illinois
Lgt common_No
27
42
25
16%
"25
No par
com
42
A; 25
A
the Week
27%
I_I_I_20
IHI_5
211
Co
5%
4%%
24%
i
preferred
Georgia Ry
43 Va
24%
Friday
July 29
6%
8
July 28
7%
8%
39%
12 50
Central Aguirre
Sugar
Central Foundry Co
42%
25
Sales far
Thursday
41%
i
24% Jun
8%
43 %
~i
common
15
Aug 14
Apr 20
31
Corp
PRICES
93%
ioo
13
HIGH
July 27
7%
7%
15%
3110
"~~~sq
common
22
Jan
54% Jan
32% Dec
Co
17
Aug 20
22
(J I)
21% Jun
.Mar 23
55
41
3
No par
,
7%
24%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
1%
2nd preferred
ioo
4%% conv preferred series A~_100
120% July 25
20'A July 22
17% Dec 30
32
Corp
7%
AND
Wednesday
v
42
10
preferred
;
ioo
6%% 2nd preferred
7
Tractor common_No par
4.20%
preferred
8
83% Jan
Co_I
Caterpillar
13
31% Jan
1
"5
_
Mfg
July 26
7%
7%
6
Jan
74% July 18
9
Case
7% Feb 26
25
i
4%%
preferred
Carriers & General
Corp
Carter Products Inc
4
8
Co
(Philip)
Tuesday
July 25
p*,
Inc
Carolina CUnchfield & Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power &
Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
__5
Carrier Corp common
6
88
34% July 29
125% May 13
Carey
4
98% July 28
5% July 18
98 % Jan
91% July
July
Carborundum
4
41% Jan
Airlines
Carlisle
43% July 15
29% Feb 23
July 21
58% July 26
Sep
Capital
27
58% Jan
9
18
Apr
44% Jun
1
38% Jan
4
49"% Jan
4
35% Feb 25
25% Jun
2
May 25
27% July 22
Oct
62
88% Jan
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Jan
24% July 25
15% July 28
8
Dec
85
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
23% Apr 10
Lowest
B
preferred
100
Baking Co common__5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred
No par *
Continental Copper & SteelIndustries
common
—3
5%
convertible preferred
25
24
*88%
90
37%
38
92
22
%
*83 »/2
221%
90
92
'
22
23
*89
%
90
21/64
22 V8
*89
A
21/64
23/64
553,800
92%
93 34
770
%
S4%
94%
90
*89
170
8,300
90
4%
Continental
*103
103%
38
38%
38 %
38%
>103
38%
38%
38%
38%
12,100
103%
103%
103%
104
104%
36%
*103%
37%
36%
104%
90
37%
36%
37%
36
36%
78%
78%
36%
-78%
36%
36.800
78%
78%
78
9%
*20%
10
21%
9%
21
9%
21
9%
*20%
%
9%
21
*78%
80
9%
10
*20%
21 %
*78%
60
120
9%
10
3.900
*20%
21
160
16
The Commercial and Financial Chrqnicle
(412)
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Higheit
B
Mar
Oct
23
66
9% Sep
22
45 Va Oct
23
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 21
46
56% Jan
40
57
Jun
31% May 10
31
Oct
35
Nov
4
25
45% Aug 12
30
50% Dee
23
4
12
26
54% Dec
59% Jun
1
9
154% Dec
7
-
88
May 12
10
8% Jan
14% Dec
22
72
Nov
71% Nov 24
85
42% Feb
22
29
July 11
16
59% July
4
186
16
19
86%
8
7
Jun
90
9
Apr 22
Apr 11
24% Jan
15
1
May
5
4% Jan
12
15
64% Jan
July 27
July 27
72% Jan
27
4
76
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
15
17 % Mar
4
22% July 21
9
23% Dec
23
19
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
41
37% May 27
44
Jan
.23% Feb 17
16% Feb 17
28% Feb
1
July 23
23% Oct
28
20
36
July
26
Jan
5
7
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
39% July 25
54
Jan
Dec
31
981/4 Apr
21
24
25% May
114% July
15 Ve Dec
6
37% Jan
23
2
21% Jan
104V4 Sep 21
5% Dec 28
16
13% Jun
4
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
65% Dec
30
81 '/a Mar 11
12% Mar 31
15
33
41% Jan
20
16% Jan
21
10% Sep
15
15
59% Dec
18
21% Apr
27 % Jan
2
34V4 Sep
14
69 % Jan
5
Sep
67
34%
34%
34%
27%
271/4
27 %
Corp—
—5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—__1
30
30%
30
31
30%
31
30 3/4
31
30 Va
Range
Petroleum
3%%
Cream -of Wheat
Corp
Petroleum
Crescent
Corp
5%
5
Cuba
Jan
11
69% Mar 23
Jan
18
Jan
14
9% Apr 25
July 18
20% Mar 22
25
Feb
19
31% Jan
4
16% May
Nov
25
31
94% Dec
14
80
12%
12 5/8
12j/4
27 Va
12%
26%
27%
26%
28
15 3/8
16 Ve
15%
16
15%
36%
57%
353/a
36%
35
35 Va
16%
35
36
6,300
363/4
37V4
10,200
164%
57%
*■■.•,11,200
55%
158
57%
56%
57
56%
159
155
159
153
12% Jan
60% Jan
9
Apf 29
July 25
7
8
154%
37% Jan
88
*85
83
*85
88
*85
8
Jan
95
*88
5.900
95
*88
95
89
8,600
89
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
19
♦10%
10 %
*10%
10 3/4
10%
103/4.
10%
10%
♦10%
10%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3
3%
3%
3%
43%
45%
44
44%
40
43%
40 Va
413/4
78 Va
*74
78 Va
74%
*35%
74%
36%
21 Va
21%
*74
19
35%
36
35%
36 Va
19%
21%
20 Va
200
18%
18%
21
2,900
300
3%
3%
6.500
41%
_
451/4.
17,400
*73%
74
*73%
77
35 Va
36
*333/4
36
20%
21%
21 %
100
1,000
21%
8,900
25
*24,3/4
24%
'243/4
243/4
24%
25
30 Va
29%
30%
303/a
30%
30%
31%
30%
30
29
29%
29%
30
32%
28%
30
32%
54,100
32
33
*36%
*36%
37 Va
*36%
11,600
40%
41 Va
40%
*90 Va
913/4
*90%
19 Va
183/4
37%
39%
40%
No par
91
91
12.50
19
19%
America
19
37%
*36%
41%
37Va
95 %
*94%
5'/a
5 VB
4%
10
14%
14%
14 Va
15
14%
14%
Cudahy Packing Co common——5
4% c'c preferred100
Cuheo Press Inc..
5
8%
8%
8%
9
8%
preferred
preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
prior
65
41 %4
903/4
90%4
20
19%
191/4
193/4
10.900
96
*94%
*4%
96
*94V4
5%
96
*5
65
5 VB
15Vt
1,800
9
9'/a
91/4
4,100
64%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
34%
*33%
34 Va
*33%
34%
93/4
10
10
9%
10 Va
500
10%
*33%
9%
160
64%
10%
*33%
10
100
15
15
10%
9%
1,500
34
9%
10%
8.900
57 Va
*55 Va
573/4
♦56%
58
*56%
57%
20 %
*20
20%
*20
20%
*20
203/4
*20%
203/4
18
1
Inc-
*63
16,800
20%
—1
A—
Cutler-Hammer
64%
♦63
63 %
9
34 Va
*56
No par
.
63%
15
9
*33 Va
No par
prior
65
371/a
40%
92
*10%
2.50
1
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
2,500
*36%
41
19
4%
Sugar
25
40%
19 Va
*94%
pfd
noncuin
*243/4
*90%
92
4%
Class
4,100
88
*88
18%
94%
7
96
•'
156
*85
95
4%
$4
„
88
18%
94%
$1.60
56%
*85
100
6%
-
"
*88
convertible preferred—100
RR
57%
155V4
.
13
25
12%
26%
16%
Corp common—5
Cuban-American
4
18
37
40% Nov
12 Va
27%
16 Va
••
29%
Co of
11
5%%
12%
26%
16%
24%
$4.20 preferred-.
Crucible Steel
12
27
No par
Zellerbaeh
Crown
12%
1
preferred
$2
3,900
common—2.50
Publishing
Seal
&
14% Jan
27
56
Aug 27
Cork
12% Jan
10% July 27
33% Mar 22
Aug 18
3
44
4
4
preferred
conv
Crowell-Collier
Crown
3,000
56
—100
2
com
1
.—-25
preferred—
2,600
27%
311/4
159
25
Crane Co common
35
.
35%
1
-1
1
Corp
Inc—;
Coty Internatl Corp
11,400
20,900
12
1
Coty
•
16%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3% % preferred——
-100 • •
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden
17,400
'
-
.
...
26%
—5
5
Co—
109% Jan
8% July 7
63% July 26
25% Feb
2
29% Jan
48
27%
July 15
32% Feb
40
July 22
18% May 10
93% May 19
4% July
7
94
7
85
9
46Va
27%
15
32% July 29
38% Apr
7
40% Feb 23
8%
47%
343/4
'
28% Mar
,
8%
45%
27%
Cooper-Bessemer
Shares
53
83/4
46%
34%
45%
26%
July 18
40% Oct
52
35
Copper weld Steel Co
Corn Products Co (Del.—
Feb
9
Sales fur
the Week
Friday
July 29
July 28
51%
52%
'
26%
4
124
8%
9
453/4
.
25
55
Jan
44%
Thursday
52%
51%
52
34%
——7
Corp
Copper
July 27
8%
9
46%
SALE PRICES
July 27
——-5
Steel
7
23% Apr
1
2
16% Jan
25
51%
HIGH
Wednesday
34
17
40
Mar 30
36% Sep
Controls Co of America—
2
[
July 26
34
24 % Jan
3
19
35% Jan
42% Mar
10% July
31
5% Apr
Jan
Continental
25
18% Jun 20
24% Jun
3
8%
44%
40% Mar 16
83% Apr
85% Jan
Sep 24
88
Feb
181/4 Oct
Oil of
Continental
33% Jun
46% Apr
23
89% Feb
84'/* Feb 11
4
35
15
50V4 Sep
85
1
Delaware———5
Continental Motors,.
Jan
Tuesday
July 25
51%
53
5
Insurance
20
15% May 11
33% Mar 17
21
39% Jan
7
19% Sep
July
July
July
July
Continental
11% Jan
1
Monday
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
44% May 11
8% July 1
LOW AND
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
18%
100
18%
16,100
32'/a
83 %
58
18%
.
18%
173/4
18%
18
18%
32 Va
32%
32%
*32Va
82 Va
80%
32%
81%
32 Va
81'A
801/4
81
58
17%
32%
32 Va
80
10
*
100
33
80
800
80%
6,700
33
4,500
D
6
46% Dec
21
31% Jun 22
43% Jan
Nov
9
91% Feb
16
83
86
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
12% July 18
20% July 25
49% Mar 18
35% Feb
37% Nov
83
34
Feb
6
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
721% Dec
23
82
71
23
81
Apr 10
Feb 27
Sep
14
Jan
4
4
Jun
6
33% Jan
17
Dana
29
15% Jan
5
72% Jan
4
49% May 31
57% July 11
78% July 20
74% Feb
3
9
Mills
River
Dayco
77% July 29
45% Mar
Corp common
preferred series A
Inc
Power &
3.75%
11
8
Delaware
&
9% Jan
5
Delaware
Lack
July 19
V29%; July 21
124%: July 5
Delaware
Power
47% Mar 13
45% July
68
54% Jan
60
41% Jun
5
Dec
23
15% Jan
7
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
7
29
53
19% May
17
6
July 27
8
Mar 21
26 Vb Jan
4
60
♦80
28% Jan
5
4,000
78%
81
48% Feb
Jan 20
56%
*80
0% May 11
35% May 17
10
56%
77%
81
38% Apr 28
18% Jan
56%
*80
20% Jun 21
14% May 3
7% Apr 22
40% Mar 23
55%
77%
100
33
25
12,900
C—.
4
May 28
10,900
39%
series
23
10% Feb
22%
38%
3.90%
Nov
s
211/4
39
Preferred
26% Nov
1
21%
37%
*77;
68% July 31
■t-2i
21
77
1
21
21
39%
77
Dec
7% Sep
203/4
37%
*76
45
16% Nov 25
21%
39%
55%
82% May 23
•
20%
38%
77 Va
34% Jun
21
21%
40 %
77 Va
8
Apr 20
6,800
20 Va
38%
55
6
20% Jun
13%
*76
17% Jan
20
87%
13%
*76
75% Jan
1/86% Apr 15
*85%
13
-100
8
2
32%
87%
12%
-100
19
Ja"n~
32%
*85%
13%
B..
21% Feb
24%
32%
87%
12%
series A
83% Apr
45
32%
*85%
13 Va
series
22
9
32 Va
87%
13
3.75%
Dec
May 25
32%
*85%
13%
!
10
Light common—7
Preferred
Sep 15
12% Jan
32%
87 Va
Preferred
17
8
32%
13
50c
76
15
_5
Corp
Daystrom Inc
Dayton
32 Va
*85%
1
100
3%%
Dan
Decca
Records
Deere &
Delta
Co
Air
Inc.
(Delaware)
&
28
293/4
28
*80
291/4
80
81
293/u
303/4
17,000
45%
44
45
44%
44%
44%
45
443/4
21
213/a
213/4
453/8
21%
21%
22
"
21%
22
6%
6%
6%
63/b
6%
6%
6%
6.75
41%
42 Va
42%
42%
421/4
43
28%. "
NY
27% ; 28 %
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15% >"15%
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1
Edison_—
Steel
81
21%
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—20
44%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit
*80
77% -77%
*6%
Chemical Coatings-
Detroit
81
*77
78
21%
3
of
Denv & Rio Grande West
De^oco
*77
43 %
Light Co
Co
29%
78
'
1
Inc
Supply
29%
78
>♦77
—50
Western
&
29%
29%
55%
55%
553/4
77%
No par
Hudson-
Lines
Dentists'
50c
55 %
Corp
*57,
1
.
8%
44%
58 Va
6%
42
44 %
43
423/4
•
27%
27%
26%
27%
26V4
271/4
27%
21%
22%
213/4
22
213/8
2T%
21%
15%
15%
15
153/8
15
15%
15%
8%
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8%
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*8
44%
44%
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44%
43%
*57
58%
8%
43%
58%
*57
17%
18
17%
17
17%
17%
29
30
29
30%
303/a
30%
30 Va
31
58
60%
58 Va
58%
57%
58%
57V2
58
17%
2,000
.
.
,
7,600
4,400
: 25,700
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8
4,600
100
44%
17%
8,100
58%
17%
*57
173/4
15
10
4,000
,
i5% -'
44%
58%
14,700
221/4,
.
8
443/0
'•
6%
11,700
7
24% Mar
8
64% Oct 30
41% Nov 17
50% May
2
66% Jun
30% Jun 15
29% Mar
8
28% Dec
32% Mar 24
28
38% July 8
31
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
Diamond National Corp
17% July
6
4
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp
Diners' (The) Club Inc—
2.50
33% Jan
17
17%
17
17 Va
16%
17 Va
49% Jan
4
17%
18 '/a
Disney
2.50
28 Va
28%
28%
29
28
28%
28 Va
28%
Ltd—2
28%
29
28%
28%
293/4
28%
22
293/s
22%
22 Va
1,800
No par
12%
12%
12 Va
22%
12%
No par
1
18%
19 %
18%
17%
17%
17 Va
173/8
17%
17%
17
17%
No par
171/4
29
17%
30%
293/4
3,200
30%
28%
29%
28%
293/4
29%
29%
16,200
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
2,300
46
Jan
17% Jan
13
22
Dec
24% Aug
7
11
16% Jun
8
Jan
33% July 29
17
15% July 27
16 % July 27
26% Sep "l8
32 % Sep 23
59 % Apr
24
27% Jun
2
31% Sep 22
36% July 29
28% Jun
24
42% Mar 13
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
29% Jan
23
17% Jan
12
12
16
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
2
36% Oct
28
19% Jan
8
74% Jan
7
27% Nov
22% Jan
11
Sep
11
May
202% Feb
95
53% Jan
t
May 10
17% May 16
16% Apr 25
May 18
20% July 23
21
27
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
July
13% Mar 31
9
Sep
99% Jan
4
Dow
30% Jan
27
Mar 15
IsMfc
5
3
7
96 % Jan
74% Jan
8
July 22
21% Mar
266% Jan
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
40%
Dec
1
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
Dec
16
48% May 26
42% Jan
41
Nov
18
46% Jan
40% Jan
18
47
33% Oct
Mar 24
Inc
Co
de
17%
17'/a
17 Va
17%
16%
153/4
15%
16
16 '/a
(E I)
293/a
*283/4
10
19 Va
2.300
2,500
18%
19%
11,200
28%
293/a
5,500
22
213/4
22%
3,100
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
1.300
19
18%
19%
19%
26
26
10
10
78%
193/o
793/4
79%
19%
8
811/4
28,000
19%
20 Va
19%
20
16,300
26%
26%
26 Vb
26%
10
19%
10
101/4
10 Vb
101/8
4,700
8 Va
8 Va
8%
3,600
8 Va
8 Va
196%
190%
193%
191 %
194
102 %
101
102
101%
101%
*79
80
79 %
500
80
188
193%
190%
196
Preferred
$4.50
series—,
No par
101 %
101%
101
102
$3.50
series.
No par
*78%
79%
793/4
793/4
5
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
39%
39 %
24%
38%
38%
*38%
39 %
*38%
39%
*38 3/4
391/4
*42%
43%
*43
433/4
*43
423/4
42%
*42
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
common
preferred—
50
preferred
50
*43%
44
43%
44
50
preferred-
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
44
44
preferred
50
preferred-.
50
July 11
Cigar
*43%
80
.
44
*43%
44
32.500
15,400
200
44
43%4
120
43
42%
42%
360
44
Va
44
44
120
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
*413/4
42%
*41%
50
42%
*44%
*413/4
46
42%
*43%
46
*44 Va
46
*44 Va
46
*18 %
*441%
46
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
___3
Corp
400
400
,—5
21%
$2 10 preferred—:
DWG
190%
*101
*79
6,400
19%
10
8
81%
19 Va
26 Va
*26
10
19
& Co__5
400
17%
22
20
7%
30
161%
*16
12%
26%
7%
17%
9,800
22
19%
19%
*293/4
7,100
12.500
35%
12%
79
*26
*29
,35
58%
22
19%
l
333%
Preferred
14
5
30
17%
81
4.20%
24% Jan
30
17%
Xl6Va
80%
4.10%
46
35
*19%
15
July 29
34V2
19%
43% May 20
Mar 23
35%
30
81%
1
Inc
Common
$4.15
18
34%
30
19%
_l
Nem
35%
30
80%
50c
USA
Corp
Pont
16%
35
*29%
1
Co_
Industries
Duplan
18
16%
31%
"57
,
5
—
Drewrys Liiriited
4%
42
27
Dresser
44% May 18
5
2
Corp
Chemical
43% Apr
46% Feb
8
41
22% Feb
Ltd
Fund
18
—1
Co
Aircraft
36 %
29%
1
Productions
Dunhill International
5
Mar 23
80% Apr 11
25% July 21
39% Feb 18
13
42% Jun 19
Douglas
102
8
37
13
4
14% Jan 22
5
86% Apr
3
26% Jan 12
17
19
Dominick
34%
29%
50c
Corp.
du
106
Jan
4
Feb
13% Jan
7
1
25
Corp-Seagrams
Mines
Dover
278% Aug
17
21
(Walt)
Pepper
5
25
74% Sep
22% Sep
Dr
Dome
4
24
Co
Corp
Divco-Wayne
10
21
7% July
Stores
Distillers
42% Feb
45% Jan
14% Aug 17
Diana
19 Va Jan
28% Apr
14% Jan
8
15
Co
Alkali
$1.50 preferred
24% Jan
5
9% Jun
28% Feb
Vilbiss
7
6
0
4
De
Diamond
22 % Mar 15
28% July 28
78% July 28
19% Jun 14
23
Jan
33
21% July 29
30
18%
18%
18
20%
600
18
E
28% Dec
29
28% Dec
31
20% July 28
29
Jan
Dec
22
46% Apr
9
Eagle-Picher
Jan
Eastern
Air
34% Jan
21
23% Apr 29
24% Mar 8
34
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
30% Jan
85% Jan
23
Eastern
75
Gas & Fuel
30% Apr
8
32
23 ft Sep
75
21
Apr 10
88% Jun
36% Nov
6
6
83% Jan 15
34
Feb
89
4
Aug
4
18% Jan
10
36% Jan
7
7% Dec
38% Jan
9% Jan
28
Oct
17
14
1
94
Feb
1
Oct
26
92
Mar
3
45% Dec 31
30% July 29
63% Aug 13
48% Feb
89
79
46% Dec 24
92% Oct
8% Dec
16
34% Dec 31
10% Oct 27
40
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
63
34% Oct 22
Jan
9
2
21% Jan 28
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
L.
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
27% Nov
For
9
2
footnotes,
Jan
May
Apr
Apr 29
Jun
7
19 Ve Jun
23
25
9
78
35 % Jun
Mar
Jun
26
9
•ft July 28
50
Jun
22% Jun
9
20
21
33% July 15
38% Jan
4
20
> 80% Mar 15
36% Apr 21
13 % Jan
6
7% July 25
4
37
July 26
2
56
July 14'
13% Jun
15
■.* 54% Jan
58
Feb
7
11
•
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
20% Jan
5
26% Jun
2
20
I
21%
21%
213/a
21%
25%
25%
25 Va
253/i
25
25%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
prior
76%
76%
76%
Stainless
Co
Bros
4%%
Stores
Co
24
*
40
Jan
7
10% Jan
26
37
Sep
96
35
see
Jan
14
-
:•
v
81
7
24.
1
8
28
9
Feb
23% Feb,
11
page
35% Jan
4
29% Mar
Maria
31% Sep
July 22
7% Jan
22% July 28
6% Apr 29
13
4
Mar
27
12% Feb
26
28% Feb 26
9% Mar 1
36% July 20
88%'July 27
-
-
31 % Jun
30
•
Jan
16
4
18%
173/4
115%
115Va
*95%
96%
96%
1
31%
31%
31
61
61%
61
—100
*86
.2.50
35%
*92
Co
_
Paso
Emerson
Emerson
Radio
*86
88
35 Va
17%
*95%
*87
*19
47%
473/a
88
88
363/4
94
19%.
193/8
48%
48%
19%
49V4
6%
57%
55
57
54
56%
54
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14
31%
32%
31 Va
32 VB
31 %
32
6%
*87
94
6%
63/4
1,200
363/4
14%
6%
6 Va
/
6%
\ 55
10
14,400
62%
94
*92
54%
6%
'
31%
*61%
47%
47%
47
98
30 V4
.
19V4
19%
47
6,300
46,700
36
35%
94
19%
183/4
1213/4
*95%
31%
62%
353/4
420
18 Va
f98
62
88
35%
3,700
117%
181/4
119
30%
*92
183/4
76%
62
94
19%
76%
31%
*87
36
*92
5,900
76%
116
98
303/4
7,900
27%
5
—;
Mfg Co
Electric
94
*61%
25%
21%
10
Co
Gas
Rights
35%
*95%
21%
251/4
27%
3
Watch
Natural
47
Amer shares
Storage Battery
National
19
5
88
98
31%
61%
21%
25%
2 7 3/e
76
1163/4
21%
25%
.
18%
112%
100
63/4
Va
3,900
10
1,100
5.400
31,800
7
y3i%
5,400
55
56
143/4
14%
143/4
5,700
32
313/8
32%
31,000
9/64
2
37%
40%
38%
11/64
a
fV
11/64
3?2
1,877,000
39%
38%
40 VB
393/4
40%
21.700
5
14%
143/4
40%
15%
38%
14%
—10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
14%
15
14%
15%
32%
33%
143/4
15
32%
31 Va
31%
303/4
31%
30%
31
33%
30%
30%
33%
34
33
333/4
33
33%
34
81%
333/4
♦80%
81%
*80%
■81%
353/8
35%
35%
,35%
6,000
73/4
11,200
&
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
4% preferred—
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR
5%
Erie
.*.100
Evans
Co
35%
35%
•35%
7%
7%
7%
7%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
58%
*57
58%
50
•57
5
•_
Corp—
13%
convertible! preferred—
Fairchlld Engine & Airplane
13%
*57
13%
58%
133/a
22%
223/8
223/4
22%
32%
31%
323/8
31%
73/4
1
1%
38
*57%
•
13%
21%
common
27
.
Corp
Corp
1
zzzl
•26
8%
28
7%
23%
223/4
6%
•
—1
preferred—_100
27%
7%
23%
40
Corp.l
Co
convertible
Falstaff Brewing
13%
7%
31%
-
„~3
...
7%
58%
133/8
14 %
38
12,700
'
<-
383/4
3,200
2,200
550
*57%
_
58%
13%
133/4
7,800
3,600
5,400
—
22%:.
22 Vb
22%
22%
223A
32
313/4
32
31%
32
28
26
27%
28%
28%
600
81/4
49,100
22%
1,000
11,700
:
,
■
$1.60
Finance
353/a
35%
Fairbanks Morse & Co—No par
Fairbanks Whitney
Corp com
—1
Family
81%
37%
.
4%
*80%
7%
37%
Pittsburgh RR Co—
Fairmont Foods
81%
35%
.—100
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-O
♦80%
No par
common
Products
*80%
—.8.50
preferred series A
&
f
37% Apr
•
10% July 16
28% Aug 31
173/4
113%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer_„1
Electric
El
18%
110
common—1
common
Electric & Mus Ind
*76
10
Co
Inc
Auto-Lite
77
18
preferred
Electric
Elgin
76%
2.50
—50
preferred—:
Products
4% %
Elastic
Corp
common
preferred-,
Manufacturing
Edison
Ekco
Steel
'
32% Feb 24
5
49"% July
4
4
73
8% Feb
8
Eaton
July 29
54% Feb 25
31% May 26
30% Mar 12
28% Dec
94
9/64 July 27
33
Jan 29
11% May 11
23
Mar
26% Jan
27% Mar 10
15% July 23
50
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
20
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
88
45% Jan
1
$3,60
July 19
11% Feb
63% Dec 21
41% Dec
6
65% May 23
86
21%
l
As§n cojn
10
preferred
—100
Eastman Kodak
6% Feb 17
52% Mar 8
Mar 20
22
7
10
Jan
46% Jan
1
Mar 21
18 Va Jun
44 y2
4%%
Eastern
/ 96% July 22
'
35 % Apr 29
35 Vb July 26
6
31% July 18
55% Aug
7
14
23 % Jun
87% Nov
May 15
39
32% Jan 29
76% Dec
Dec
7
18
78% July
25% Jan
136% Jun
17% May 25
94
>
23
12% Sep
3
112
9
36% Jan
Mar
Co
Lines Inc
7
*26
8%
73/4
23
6%
223/4
7
,
6%
'
8
7%
8'A
22%
223/4
223/4
6%
6%
7
8
22%
63/4
7%
V
35% -35%
♦35
35%
35%
35%
35
87 Va
35'/4
*35
87%
*87%
88%
"88%
88%
*87 Va
273/4
89%
♦87%
89%
28%
28'/a
28 Va
28%
28%
•
28 Va
28 Va
-28%
.29%
29V2
293/4
29%
29 %.
29 3/e
29%
29 3 a
29%
29 3/8
293/4
-
353/a
,
500
20
3,400
2,000
Number 5973 ...The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Volume 192
NEW'YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1951) "
5%
16 %
32V4
21'/a
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
.72
•
•
Oct
28
10% Apr
,22% Apr
30
24
40 Yb Dec
9
Jan
6 .
Mar:10 :
Noy 10
Jan : 2 ■
491/4 Feb
23
■:
16% Mar
,
.56%
Jan~26 '1
50 V2 Feb
6
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
15'/a Nov
6
25% Jan
8
-51% Dec
21
21% May 26
-
.
4
Feb
13% Oct
45 Va
-
19% Jan
20
17
29.% July 28
16
14% Jan
5
100
ioi
Aug 51
23% Jun
Jun
14
89
Jun
9
43
Jun
15
15
'
6
29
20
23
Jan
27% May 29
1
43
Mar
9
Oct
5
93
Jan
8
Sep
21
22
35 % Jan
2
84
2
11 % Jun
Sep
Feb
Feb
216
182
Mar 11
20 % Aug
17
196
5
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
1
21% Jan
13
5
21
Nov
23
12% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
6
10
57% Jun
223
13
22
Jan
95
18
May 31
19% Jan
35'/a Jan
7
92% Jan
6
27% July 25
3%
*
July
41% Jan
8
12% Jun
8
5
29
Jan
8
15% Jan
6
6
23% Nov 20
37% Apr
22
22
Mar 30
18% Jan
27% Jan
30% Dec
18
4
19% July 22
'30ya Feb
15
71% Apr
8
68
28
24
Dec
77
Feb
26
'
66
May 27
•
73'/4
Fair
Stores Inc
divid pfd ser
common
3%%
Food
Mart
Foote
Motor
Foremost
31%
19%
19%
341/4'
35
361/2
35%
105
54%
53%
26
8%
>231/8
*811/4
8%
',-35%
84
*8%
-
35%
343/4.
.
*811/4
84
*811/4
106
104V4
32V2
57%
56.1/8
56%
56V2
12%
12%
12%
30
12%
301/4
30Vb
29%
*82%
*ll'/a
84
22%
111/2
49'/4
50%
22%
*UV4
94'/4
*94%
12Va
12
12%
22%
21%
23%
62 Vs
61
preferred
17%
17%
28V4
28
4%
5
f
171/2
13 " V 13
13
13
13
22%
231/4
23
20%
*68%
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70
20%
70
13
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•
61%
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20%
21
70
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24
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19
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13
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12
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19
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20
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126
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21
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11
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4
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2
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4
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preferred
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.
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59
1
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44
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1
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"
28
19
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27
14
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2
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4
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6
5
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26
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1
12
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1
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17
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22
63
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-
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20
16
Oct
104
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4
27
1
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Camble Skogmo Inc
Mar 23
27
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2
15
27
26% July
2
6
Nov
39% Nov
8
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5
Mar 28
55% Jail
15
31
15
29
Jan
108
Jan
21
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17
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.
27
98
6
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13
28% Sep 29
24% Oct 23
90
4
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5
11
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76
16
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.
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73
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4
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25
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28
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23% May 23
3
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a
Mar
25
29
101 % Jan
.
27
1
63% July 28
22V2 Mar 8
7
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80
21
3
4
45% Ja
July 22
,
98 % Jan
58% July
112% Mar
87
Dec
79
30% Apr
114/- Mar
75% Dec 14
26% Nov
11% Dec
31
5
Va Jan
34% Ja
May 10
-
5
11
July 22
9
8
38
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
Mar 25
146
14
18 V2
21
80% July
12% Jan
.
May 20
.
5
99% Dec
28
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21% Apr
7
2
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107%: Dec 21
101% Dec 28
24
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9-
26% Jan
16
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74
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93% Mar 29
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2
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Jun
14
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6
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.
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10
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>
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1
.
141
15
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4
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26
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5
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9
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>
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
18
.
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
(414)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
Nov
24
,
,
5
67 % Dec
1
35% Nov
24
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
Highest
23% July 27
32
Sep
89 % Apr
29
Jan
Jan
11
37
Jan
8
38% Jun
23
82
Jan
6
86% July 28
7
Gulf
35% May 31
Feb
24
51% July 15
Hackensack Wafer
3
51% Jan
Halliburton Co
94
Jan
9
7
91
Apr
9
87% May 18
Dec
30
104% Mar
22
105% Mar
97
4
Jan
15
Jan
102% May
11
24% May
14
89
4
97% Jan
3
Dec
89% Jun
Common
103
dividend
$4.20
4
July 20
July 26
24%
24%
24%
25
*63
66
*62
26%
35
36%
July 26
25%
24
67
*63
26%
27%
35
27
8alcs for
Friday
Thursday
24%
23%
*63
67
26 Va
26%
PRICES
SALE
July 27
67
27 Va
27%
35 %
34 Va
34%
87
86%
86 Va
88%
88 Va
89
;
t
July 29
24 »/a
24%
*64
the Week
Shares
2,800
68
2774
28%
67,100
34%
357/a
12,200
Co—
2
16
Aug
96
Utilities
——,—No par
preferred—_—100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
$5 dividend preferred—
100
$5.08 dividend preferred
100
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
2.50
81% Dec
98
States
$5
4
27% Feb
preferred—————No par
Oil Corp
8.33 %
Gulf
26% July 25
8
13
84% Jan
88
Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf Mobile &
15
72
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 25
Par
EXCHANGE
65% May 25
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1USD
35 %
35%
86
*85
88 Va
*88
88 Va
*87
90
*87 Va
*85%
87
♦87
90
86
101%
102Va
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SO
102 Va
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861/2
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130
89'/4
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90
101%
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101%
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101 %
102%
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103
102%
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103'
103
28%
27%
90
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101 Va
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88
27 %
28
100
27%
28
52
52
37%
37%
9,600
27
1,400
27%
28%
52
52
52
53
52
37%
37%
26 Va
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
271/4
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
*26%
22%
22%
*22%
23
29
28%
4,800
II
48
9
25
44% Feb
20
49% Nov
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
35% Jun
25 % Nov
4
29% May 22
26% Jan
July 23
22% Jun
114% Aug 31
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
47% Jun
21
Hammond Organ Co
57% Jan
5
20% Mar 31
Feb
88
28% Jun
6
19
30
36 % Aug
14
31% Apr
18
7
33% July 25
44% Feb
6
122% July
1
61% Nov
lO
42
Jan
13
122
132
July
'
>Jan
Jan
27
5
Hall
24%
7
Nov"20
57% Dec
4
convertible
4%
6% preferred
Mar
34
25% Jun
7
20% July 27
"3
29% Jan
11
Harshaw
25% Apr
11
Hart
22 %
May 26
16
12% Apr
12
11% Jan
35% Nov
30
39% Apr 20
35
Jan
29
38 %
43 % Sep
21
79% May
61% Feb
17
30
16% Jan
64% Jan
.
2
92
8% Feb
13
7
78
2
h Dec
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
90% May
30% Apr
32% Dec
16% Jan
40%
8
25% Jun
74% Pec
118% Apr
Jan
105
Sep
29
17
5
Heller (WE)
33 % July
7
Helme
14
-
May 13
Jan
2
82% Nov
8
Hercules
Powder
1
109% Apr
29
Hershey
1
60% May
5
Hertz Co
20 % Jun
2
28
4
15% Mar
8
24% Julv 13
60 % May 11
72% Aug 25
Jan
117
July 22
92% Feb
31 % Jan
41
Aug 27
32
21
Jan
85
Jan
65% Feb
120
16
$4%
July 13
Apr
1
23% Feb
1
28 % Apr
13
1
Hilton
37% Jan
17 % July
5%
%
35 %
36%
35%
451/2
4,800
35%
33%
43 V4
30
2
Jun
Hires Co
43
43
128
*126
128
60 V2
58
59
58%
57
60%
60
62%
7,300
15,700
58%
60%
231/4
22
22%
22 >4
23%
23
23%
20%
20%
20%
21
21
21
22%
22%
*22%
23
22%
22%
23
23
9%
9%
9%
9
9%
23
30% July
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
28% Feb
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
21
37
May 21.
65%
Jan
38
38
*38
38%
65%
67%
65 Va
69
69
71%
9%
9 3'4
9%
96 Va
31%
81 Va
*80 Va
45
45%
45%
44%
31%
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31 Va
31%
31%
*31V4
*35
44 %
44%
31'/a
96
98
*80 Va
82
44 Va
35
Jan
30
47% Julv 22
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
13
5% Sep
9
9% Apr
6
21
32% Apr
30
18
Sep
54
41% Jan
Hooker
8
Jan
Jan
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
Feb
12
38 % Feb
37% Jan
2
27
7
69
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
4
76% Apr
6
77
Dec
28
85 % Mar
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
64% Sep
11% Jan
21
75
Jan
18% Sep
15
13% Jan
8
27
60% Sep
21
66
18
Jan
5
*4% Dec 10
Jan
8
83% Jun
91 %Jun
22
29
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
88
July
14%
800
73
75V4
23,300
*107%
108 Va
*107%
108 Va
*108
108%
*106 Va
108%
61%
60
60
83
83%
83
47 Va
49%
48
49 Vb
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22 Va
21%
23%
21%
65
6414
*64
*59
83 %
47%
48%
22
22 Va
23
21 %
22%
64%
64 %
64%
.
32 %
21%
July 13
15% Jun
2
24% Jan
4
Mar 17
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
24% Mar 14
31 % Jun
29% Dec
28
Hunt
25
92
July 14
5%
July 15
8% July 27
34% July 27
92
July 14
5%
17% Apr
14
93% July 30
84% Feb
91
'
"5%
Jan
7
9% Dec
31
35
Jun
25
39% Dec
31
19% Oct
13
23% July
9
13% Jan
11
39% Jan
5
28
21% Jan
7
23%
17,800
22%
22 %
65
*64
*110
118
32 Va
32 Va
331%
26 %
26 Vb
16%
16
%
16%
16%
16 V4
16%
161%
16%
24%
24%
24%
25Va
25%
26
10%
*10%
27%
23V4
24 Va
23 Va
26%
*26
27
10*54
11
10%
28
27%
27 Va
*29 VB
29 Va
*29Va
29%
*29%
29 %
29
29i/o
39 Va
39%
39Va
39V2
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
—10
49 %
52
51'%
53%
50%
52%
50%
53V4
32 %
33 Va
33%
34
87
86
86
28
31%
32%
31
32%
par
86%.
86 Va
86 V2
86 Va
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
25
*17 %
17%
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17%
*17%
5
4%
5
17%
17%
17%
HVa
27%
3,600
28
3,000
39%
29%
40 Va
5,500
53
54
12,200
x33Va
34%
16,900
*36
87
*29
47/a
300
210
5
4,500
17
•"4 200
18%
17
V 5,100
18'4
18 V4
18%
131/2
18 Va
381/4
*37%
*37%
39%
*371/2
39
I
32%
31%
32 Va
31%
32%
3 lVa
32
6,700
76
75'/2
75%
75%
75 Va
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
*75%
130
150
18 Va
18
39
02%
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83 Va
82 Va
82 Va
*82
83%
82%
82%
92%
82
*89%
92 Va
*89%
92 Va
*89%
92%
*897/a
811/4
81%
81%
82
80 Va
83
14%
14%
14%
(Delaware)
1
15 Va
16 Va
15%
16%
No par
|-79%
80 %
82
8,300
:
44%
_
92%
14 Va
45%
45%
5
29 %
30
100
91%
91%
100
91
91
com
a
ll'/a
100
1,200
13,300
32%
80%
Inc
47
26%
*37 Va
18%
1
Indust
*86
*26
32%
38
No par
1
Corp
2,500
16%
23%
*26
30
—12.50
Lighting & Power
30
100
33%
27%
10%
100
331/4
16%
27 Vb
J
800
26,600
65
115
11
100
22
*64
*110
28
preferred series A_
preferred series B_
45%
"
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
700
16
16 Va
15%
16%
16'/a
16%
13,700
45
45 %
45%
46V4
46
46%
800
29%
30%
29%
29 Va
9,800
*91%
92 Va
91%
91%
91
91%
91%
*14%
913/4
30
29%
29%
91%
91%
91%
92
29%
91
91
240
'
Hupp Corp common---.
1
91
110
*18%
81/2
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
351/4
351/4
34%
34%
*34%
35%
*35
35%
300
19
*35%
5
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
*91
36
8%
50
convertible pfd series A
5%
1,000
*26%
*89%
&
21%
33 %
100
Foods
21%
a
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Hudson
21%
32 3
18%
Co
50
32%
32 %
Stores
83V4
43%
10%
common
■300
83%
27%
No
62
831%
49%
10
'.
*60
110
48%
115
*107
351/4
32 %
*37 Va
Howard
61
83
114
113
113
*107
*108
61
83
108
*59
83
*60
3
Howe Sound
35
14
50
Houston
1
30
*14V4
400
727/s
Corp common—5
4% preferred
4.40% preferred
23
32
*31%
14
3%% preferred-
10
88% May 9
65% Jan 21
31%
35%
71 Va
$2.25 convertible preferred
8
1,900
71 Va
*35
Household Finance common—No par
33% July 14
Mar
10
451/2
14 Va
50c
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
10
14
1;700
81%
45%
35 Va
.
4
41
18
July 27
36% Mar 17
22 % Jan
30
95
*80%
14
Corp of America common
5% convertible preferred
14
94V4
81%
45
150
70%
Hotel
14
21
Chemical
$4.25
4
86% July 25
4% May 11
16% May 18
600
*35
Honolulu Oil Corp_——__
30% May 10
81 % Feb
2
12,100
101/4
70%
100
preferred,
«May 19
July 29
72%
*97/a
14V4
—1
Homestake Mining
2
71
5
45% Mar 21
26 % Dec
77
convertible
5%
38
35 Va
Co
29 % Mar 25
36% Dec
Dec
Furnace
38
95
*94 %
81 Va
97
99
98%
*80 Va
3,500
10
9%
*9%
300
9Va
72%
69 %
9%
9%
*9Va
38%
*38
38%
*38
2,000
24
*23%
70
Holly Sugar Corp common
1
40% Jun
2
y*
13
Mav 20
9%
9%
9%
*14
.1
Holland
22
37
128
*35
(Charles E)
Jan
27
5
15% Apr
24% Jun
18% May 2
10% May 13
30
27
21% Jan
*126
21 Va
5
July
6
11% Oct
128
*126
14 Vb
Hoffman Electronics Corp
22% Oct
44%
42
128
*
12% Nov
45
43%
30
7,000
*126
43%
42%
*126
22 %
—No par
Corp common
2.50
pfd series A
25
conv
36
20%
pfd. (conv)
Hotels
35
34 %
200
71
—
2nd
3,500
37
277/a
36%
35%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
3
27%
14
Hewitt-Robins Inc.——
Mar
38% Feb
92
27%
1
Chocolate Corp..
9
90% May 13
76*
19
92
27 %
*90
100
No par
No par
-
class A pfd
$2 conv
92
27
70%
common
5% preferred
5
64% Jun
91%
2 1/12
Motors
Hercules
22%
91%
26%
21%
—No par
4
July 29
22%
27
23 3 a
noncumulative preferred—25
Jan
13
23% July 22
13% Jan
64% Jan
„
common
75 %
105%Jun
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
25 % Dec
W)
23%
92
26 Vb
22 Va
100
1
10
& Co—1.
20
13
55% Apr
Jan
(G
7%
35% July 29
18
July 25
61% Apr
31
16
€6
(H J) Co common—
3.65% preferred
47% July
32 % Jan
3
34
Heinz
4
17
29% May 12
37% Mar 13
7
19
50
82
Jan
*22 Va
*90
21
1
50
1
5
25
Industries Inc_.—
Hayes
400
23%
27%
27
5
Marx
Haveg Industries Inc
5
Jun
106
May 20
77
5
11
&
of America common
i
37% Feb
34% May 11
16
Dec
Schaffner
52
5
—1.25
4%% preferred
Apr 22
Jan
13
9% May 25
12
6
1
Corp
Chemical Co—
Hat Corp
86% May 26
12% Dec
7% Jan
100
*51%
92
*22 Va
com—7.50
Corporation—
Harsco
27
26 Va
*90%
—
Harris-Intertype
23
70% Jun
37 %
1
Co—
Refrac
*51
100
2.50
1
preferred
Paper
Harbison-Walker
8
45% Mar
3
5
(W
21% May 24
30% Jan
5
—
F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
19
Mar 24
129
28
4
183/a
18%
19
19
19
*18%
187/a
1,100
51
<8%
18%
8%
9
27,300
I
42% Mar 18
52
29 % Oct
23
39
40
Nov
35
Jun
38% Oct
Jan
12
46
15
55% Jun
21
Apr
55% Jan
17
4
Ideal
21
217/b July 25
32% July 27
31% Jan
24
47% Jan
6
Illinois Central
9
46% Dec
24
Jan
27
43% Feb
4
39% Jan
18
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
58
July 28
42% July 13
43% July 19
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
48% Apr
Jan
14
42% Jan
7
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
41 % Oct
7
47
41;
Feb
45% Mar 18
41
Feb
11
41% Aug 13
38% Feb
17
6% Dec
17% Nov
8
10% Feb
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
July 28
43% May
8
84% Sep 21
163
Power
149
28
Oct
5% July 11
8% Feb
preferred
4.70% preferred-
15
8
49% Jun
2
93
25
Jan
2
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
31% July
488
407% Mar
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
Sep
25
28
Sep
22
35% Apr
Dec
22
80
17% Feb
9
27%
Jun
7
24% Nov
9
.
8
139% Feb
30
29
July 30
Feb
69% Jan
18
Jun
50% Jan
144
12
111
May
7
86% Dec 15
141% Nov
95% July 28
28
14
16% Jan
2
11
56
15
69
23
56
Sep
125
Mar 20
94
6
Jan
10% Sep
Jun
15
37
Jan
Feb
10
55% Nov
81% Dec
29
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
28
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
40% Dec
14
28% Feb
9
17% Jun
9
39
32
17
Feb
17
32%-Feb
July 30
42% Dec
2
44% Apr 28
30% Apr 25
17
40
May 10
13%
70
*147
20
36% Mar
1
9
21
32% Mar
4
4
45
Jan
15
,25
Apr 29
Sep
15
123
Jan
23
115
Jan
36% Jan
2
4
21% July 27
Resistance
Salt
12,800
35
37
35
35%
35 %
35 %
34%
35 %
35
36
5,700
.
V
♦147
155
30 Va
*301/4
30%
*30%
30%
30%
30%
44%
x421/2
441/4
42%
43%
43%
441%
92 Va
92 Va
*92
93
92
92
90
91
24%
24 Va
24Va
498
490
493
41%
42%
42 Va
143%
143%
143 Va
30%
31%
30%
*74
*19
19%
Co
77
*74
*18 '/2
31 Va
77
19
Power
42% July 25
38% July 15
Iowa-Illinois
37
Island Creek Coal
July
Jun
44% Jan
Iowa
8
29
Power
$6
4
Gas
&
42%
43%
43%
144%
144V4
144%
31%
31%
31%
*74
*74
77
18%
13%
96%
97%
91%
95%
96 Va
*91%
12
11%
*55%
57
*55%
28%
*75
550
8.400
77
187/a
*18%
18%
100
52
53 Va
52%
53%
27,300
13
13%
96%
I31/8
95 Va
141/a
95V4
18%
52%
13%
77
.
13,400
18,100
*13'/4
•
97%
1,000
93
*91%
93
*91%
11%
*11%
12
*11%
12
59
59 :
59
200
29%
32
39.700
*104%
108
57
57
30%
29%
307/a'
93
800
105
*104 %
34%
35
35 Va
35%
35 '/a
35%
4,500
25
50%
50%
50 Va
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
51
50%
52%
2,900
33 Va
32
32
33
*31%
38%
36%
39 Va
37%
38%
38%
39%
39
40%
34%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
24
34
34
34%
41'/a
41 Va
41%
41
41
*40 Va
41'A
41
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
19
19
19 Va
18%
19 Va
18%
1874
187/a
25
Teleg_No
108
*32
par
33%
41%
1
34 Va
—3.50
18%
.
36 %
com__5
25
Corp
,_■
Co__
*105
•
:
V
44%
45
1
40%
42'%
._10
Electric
37%
37%
Co
common
__
31
34%
—
&
50c
25%
1
Co
*118
5
.
Breaker
17,900
44%
1441%
34%
Light Co
preferred-
I-T-E Circuit
3,300
20,900
34%
preferred
&
25
526
34 Va
Elec Light & Power Co_——5
Iowa
25
510
'
*104%
common
Utilities
convertible
$2
21
25
511
43 %
108
104
■
./v; 7% preferred
International Telep
24%
31 Va
52
30 Va
290
91 Va
144%
13%
28
8,700
447/a
42%
31
*ll'/a
30'/a
44%
*90
144%
'53 Va
91 %
200
31
*30%
505Va
24 %
506
52-%
92
27%
43%
144
24%
500
-13 Va
•
11% ,12 >/a
57'
*55%
10c
24%
499 %
*147
No par
—
Shoe—
Silver
International
155
_No par
——
International
International
120
42
.97%
July 15
Nov
41%
5
46
Dec
41%
—No par
4
32
40
100
Interstate
40% Apr
37% Jan
10
42 %
5
Interstate Dept. Stores—
21
155
41
41%
-
6,800
*147
95 Va
5
May 31
46% May 25
38% Jan 15
69%
30%
com
13,100
13Va
68 Va
42
*91 %
24
35
13%
70
150
No par
_
3,000
6
41
Paper common—7.50
preferred—-—
No par
Jan
2,800
45%
*57/a
150
13%
Feb
45 Va
41V4
155
53 Va
36
60
44
39 Va
13%
55
50
.47
13 74
13%
x691/2
5
—
Jan
Sep
50% Mar 18
13%
69%
20
6
*5%
13%
52
International
45%
45V4
6
69 Tb
1
International
45 Va
13 Va
Rys of Cent Amer com.No par
5% preferred
100
8
*5%
6
68 %
Int'l
20
44
45%
6
100
common
preferred
20
35
*43V4
1
33% Jan
May 27
*46
44
5
45% Apr
4
39% Mar 21
38
47
*43%
Corp__
17
22
♦46
44
1
22
Sep
46 Va
58
56
100
18% Jun
Aug 18
5
19% Mar
45%
13%
common
33% Jun
40
32
1?6%
139 % Jan
200
68 Va
Inc.—
Minerals & Chemical
$4
2
May 20
33% Jun
9
6
48%
International
6
91% July 26
41% Jun
*47%
Machines
Harvester
7%
Int'l
24
70% Mar
48V4
13%
International Packers Limited
136% Jan
*47%
68
21% Feb 19
1.9% Mar
102
12
87'
8
Iron
Business
Int'l
6
July 13
48%
100
Ctfs
Int'l
19
July 21
27% July 25
172% July 15
33% Dec
■
86 % Jan
47V2
No par
Corp
Interlake
May 13
25% Feb
,
471%
_1
57% July 11
3
July 28
47%
_No par
common
4% preferred —
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
77
51% May 11
13
Rayon
4% % preferred
July 26
33% Jun
200
47%
*5%
Interchemical
9
8*
43%
44%
Insuranshares
1
18
2
*43%
6
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
15
34% Feb
43%
4.100 pesos
Inland
July 11
542 % Jun
41%, July 25
4
12% Jan
18
30% Mar
24% July 21
7
May 29
138
Feb
*43'%
56 Va
Mexico
De
—
6% preferred
Steel Co
7
5
34% Feb
42
43%
56%
45
Electrica
A
July 13
86
*41V4
*43'/V
*47%
44 Va
S
150
17
42
431/2
561/4
*43%
6
24
*41%,
42%
56
*411/4
-
.
44
6
29
42
43%
56%
45%
July
Dec
9,500
42
*43
*43V4
May
Apr
55%
42
55%
*41%
*45
Industrial
95% Feb
55%
42
15
44
Ingersoll-Rand
32
11,700
45V4
12
45
17,800
34%
*45%
19
19
20
24%
34Va
*43 %
22 % Jan
86% Oct
24%
341/4
50
86% Apr
27% Mar 26
8,700
24
33 Va
50
July 22
43 % Jan
52%
23%
34%
t
13% July 25
50% Mar 18
52%
24 Va
32%
—50
68
Jan
51%
23%
25%
—50
4.42% preferred4.20% preferred
25
50% Jan
51%
23
34%
51 %
—
7
154
51 Va
22V4
35 Va
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
1
36 % May
2
33
Apr 21
29
Feb
5
51%
22%
35
50
common
1
July 17
•
51 Va
21%
No par
preferred-.
May
55
Co
50%
5
RR Co
4.08%
Industria
18
10
s
Co
4.26 %
44
May 19
48% Jun 27
.
Cement
Illinois
46% July 27
4
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
Idaho Power Co
22
.44%
*31
33 Va
*31
45
44%
44%
44%
41
40
40%
40 3
361/4
26
37
36%
36%
25V2
*118
22 Va
22
25%
122
22Va
25%
*118
25%
121
21%
300
100
33
107,000
4,300
1,600
41
34%
1,100
19Va
4,500
1
x39%
122
107
t
22
1,900
44%
45
45
a
40%
40%
40%
6,400
36%
36%
36%
37
2,300
7,300
25%
119
21%
26
119
22%
25 '/a
*119
22%
■26%
120
10
23
3,600
17Va
2,200
3,000
J
18% Dec
23% Jan '
15 % Nov
31% Jan
75
Dec
86
May 12
40
Sep
57
Feb
76% Nov
88
96
Dec
43% Nov
tor
16% Jun 20
20
12% July 25
76% Jan 26
86
2
28
23
^otnotes,
27
43% Feb
8
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
46% Dee
49% Feb
89% Jan
7
28
76% Jan
22
44% Jan
13
88%
103% Feb
59%
see
53% May
8% Mar
Dec~22
7
9
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
52% Apr
13
79% May 31
62% May 31
71% Jun 22
13% Feb
4
89% Jan
4
25
14% July 27
24.
_5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Feb
98% Jan
18% Jun
13
47% Jan
8
July 25
1
Jaeger Machine Co—
18% Jan
31
JiTuTai
9
12
60% Apr 28
95% Mar 8
16
page
G
Jan
.
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
1
pfd—100
Johns-Manville
1
common
preferred
100
,
Corp
17
12 Va
*79
44%
*80
17%
.
17%
17%
17%
17%
17V4
13
13
12%
13
12%
13
80
"80
81
80%
80%
81
81
44%
"44%
45
441/4
44%
81
"80
81
45
81
44%
/
*80
12%
*80
5
51%
*63 %
64
9%
10
Laughlin Steel common-10
preferred series A—
—100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co_—
1
62%.
64
14%
15
14%
15
Joy
14%
14%
14%
31
32
31 Va
32%
31%
32%
32%
Jonathan
Jones
&
Johnson
.
Logan Inc
_50c!
&
5%
Manufacturing
Co
—4.
;
1
96%
17%
12 Va
79
5
Johnson
171/4
12%
80
53%
51%
52%
51%
53 Va
63 V4
63%
64
64
63%
10
10
10
*10
64 Va
62%
-
9%
'•
96%
62%:
97 Va
97%
*
97
63
52
%
61%
97%
*96%
81
44%
"80
140
2,300
44%
81
53Va
53%
55Va
63%
64%
661/4
.10%
63%
10%
lOVa
637/a
64%
98
97
97
15
15
15
33 Va
32%
33%
31,600
2,100
4,700
32,300
.;■'
.
300
1,600
5,400
(415)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range
for
Previous
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
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Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
19
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 25
Pa*
July 26
SALE
PRICES
July 27
Sales
Thursday
,
...
the Week
Friday
July 28
Shares
July 29
K
July 27
Feb
37
93 Mi Feb
9
120
31
48
10
23
135
107
Feb
107
Nov
35% July 27
54% Jan
July
65
10
42 Va Dec
98 V. Mar 17
111% Jan
Feb
8
July 27
108
July 27
57'/a Apr 17
109
130
46'% Oct 20
731/» Nov 18
82
25
23
98
82'/a Jun
19
Mar
74
Jan
Jun
July 29
Jan
85% Feb
86
20
9
Jun
90
67
July 22
34% July 12
34 Va Nov
5
39 '/a Feb
13
28 '/3 Jan
2
33 Va Nov
4
11'/a Dec 28
July 27
34
13 Va Dec
7
41%' May 12
50'% July 31
36
Apr
6
49 % Jun
32
July 21
17
51% Sep
22
85
13% May
6
30 Va Nov
4
Apr
59
26'/a Jan
27 Va Jan
77
Jun
23
37 Va Jun
16 Va
28
28% July 27
52% Jan
4
20
21
July 22
24%
6
35
July
46 % Jan
39% Apr
27
7
Jun
18
31%'Jan
36
July 25
46% Jan
4
Feb
26
77
Jan
821/,
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
35
Aug
5
29% Mar
.
3
43 V. Mar
18
17
19% Jun
V.
6
Kress
13 Ve
July 26
201/4 Jan
8
July 22
36% Mar
2
10
21
23% Jan
22
18 Va Feb
6
34% Jan
22
'Jan
5
23
Va July 12
4 V. Mar 11
A July
333/, Jun
8
34 % Apr
7
27
15% Oct
21
23 Va Nov
2
13% May
18
30 % Mar 23
Jun
K V
...
12
Sep
22
37% Jan
2
3 % Apr
Jun
16
3% Mar 11
4
24% July 26
29% Jan
22
573% Dec
4
24% Dec
10
23
13;% Jan
,
98% Oct
2
152
Mar
Jan
29
29
7
93/8 May 10
<9
28
Jan
140
4
19
47 V. July 25
613/4 Jan
4
9% Sep
21
14 Va Mar 23
12% Jan
4
57% Jan
12
28% Jun
30
Rubber
&
Fink
28% Sep
21
37 Va Jan
5
22% July 28
30% Jan
4
Lone
36% Nov
27
4674 Jan
26
24% May 16
43% July
8
Lone Star Gas Co
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
29% Jan
2
363/fl Apr
15
128
July 13
303% Jan
13
4
96
Jan
21
100
14
80
Jan
8
87
May
6
81
Jan
20
89
Apr
26
135
Jan
27
165
Jun
29
34 Vb May
18
39% Feb
23
130% Mar
4
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90 % Mar
128% Jan
2
36% Dec
3
155'% Apr 16
48% July
7
131% Dec
31
142% Mar 25
23
?83/4 Feb
1
383/4 July
Apr
8
Star
series
88
July 10
55
78% Jan
22
29
July 29
15Va Mar
9
20 Va Jan
4
Lowenstein
62 Vb May
5
91%-Jan
4
Lukens
21
6
Lykes
5
34% Apr
16% July 14
15
Jan
371/4'
10.300
100
37
37%
37%
37'%
213/4
213/4
21V4
21%
*21'A
38%
21'%
35%
353/4
35 Va
35 '/a
35'%
35'%
751/8
76%
74%
753/4
74%
75'/4
74
741/2
73%
74'A
37
37'%
*36
38%
38
38
*38
39
*38'%
39
28
*27%
28
*27%
28
1
3,400
800
4,400
v,
400
*27%
28
273/,
27%
36
36%
371/a
38
373/4
38 v.
37%
381/4
37%
38'%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78% V
79
79
79
79'%
220
20'A
47,700
31'%
3,600
253%
16,300
*27%
Q
10
__
J
19%
10
21VB
20 Va
21%
20Va
21%
19 Va
20%
19 3A
31
1
10
311/4
31%.
313/8
31
31 Va
31
31%
31
23
233/4
24%:
243/4
243%
241/8
23'/4
13 V.
13V4
13 Va
29%
30%
X30%
5
27%
28%
27i/4
22%
4
r
22 %
34
13%
131/4
13V4
131/4
13%
13'A
13'A
1,300
30
303/4
30
31%
303%
31 aA
15,100
-27%
273/8
281/4
29%
29
29
22'A
22'%
273/4
22'A
22'/a
223%
''
—.
22
*32
333A
/■',
33
*32'
33
3,600
22'A
1
—
*32
>
243/4
.
31
227/4
oh
r3a
*32
23%
.
100
7,600
1.700
'
36,800
—
*32
33
3%
' - 3%
*37%
3%
33%
37%
27%
27%
28'A
281%
27%
28
28'A
28'A
600
18 V.
19\-.
183%
19
173%
187%
17%
183A
18'A
19%
27,700
„_5
17%
17%
17%
175%
17'%:
17'%
17'%
173/4
173/4
177%
2,900
10%
103/4
10 Va
30%
30'A
31
1%
1'%
17'%
5
50%
51.%
50
50'A
No par
25V.
49Vb
25V.
50%
25
25'%
49%
50%
.
9%
9%
9%
813A
*144%
823/8
145%
823%
10%
10%
103%
10'%
31'%
317%
32
32
1%
1'%
1%
17'A
17'A
17'A
5'A
5%
5'%
57/4
53%
2,400
253/4
251/4
25'%
25'A
25'%
17,600
5'%
1%
4,100
11,500
15%
17'%
17
6,900
800
50
503/4
50
50
50'%
50'%
25
25
2514
25'%
25%
251%
3,100
49'%
50 Va
49'%
497%
49 V2
50i%
29,300
93/4
9%
9,000
1,300
82%
VI V f-' 9%
V
813/4
82%
♦144'%
145'%
144'%
144'%
144'%
145'%
90
9%
97%
25
827%
100
10'A
31'%
♦17
»■•
_7
com
1,300
25
25i%
Co_—__5
3'%
1'%
5'%
24'%
:
10'A
17'A
5%
37%
28aA
30'%
1%
*17
5'A
25
1%
17%
5%
25%
3%
*37%
♦28
103%
29%
___.
Glass
,
,*1441%, 145'%
9aA
9%
82
82'%
8i%.:
7,600
5
50
51%
50
50'A
47'A
50 5%
49'A
497%
48%
49 Vu
7,800
47Va
48 Va
47'A
48
49
50'A
*49'%
497%
49'%
49'%
2,600
20
76Vb
22
80%
201/4
213/4
21 'A
22'A
21'%
23
22'%
23%
25,500
1
777%
803/4
78'%
817%
79
81%
80 3A
84'%
47,500
JL
21%
23%
217%
22%
21'%
22%
21%
22'A
21'%
217/8
34,300
1
15%! 16Ve
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16'A
16'A
17
10,900
4
23%
24Vi
23'%
237%
22%
23%
22'%
23
23
237%
18,200
.10
42
423/8
41'%
42%
41'%
42
41'%
413/4
41 Vb
41'%
5,300
—100
Inc
*125
127
125'%
,
Corp
:
common
(M)
Steel
&
*84
Steamship Co—-—10
Bros
,,
36'%
36%
35'%
36'%
*133'A
133'%
*133i,A
134i%
1333/4
99
*84
yV
88'%
1347%
20
88'%
;
164
33%
36
5,200
86
*86'%
*161
164
35%
50
37%
99
86
*86'%
•161
163
*159
165 V
127
37'%
100
*84
86
88'%
♦86'%
88
88
*123
37'%
*99
100
*84
86
*84
*159
134
i/fc
361%
49
50'%
49i%
50
56'%
55i%
56'%
56i%
57
17
16 7%
17
17
64
65%
64'%
661%
651%
17'%
673/4
16'%
16%
16%
16 'A
163A
17'%
57'%
16'%
167%
163/4
65
X65%
66%
16%
16'%
16%
^
2,800
483A
57
16%
360
26,300
80
48
49
58
V
135
x55
48i%
56%
16%
3.33'%
Co—
100
86
-
*98%
100
*98%
125'% "
37V4
373A
37'A
37.1/4
64
.
1
Inc
377%
8 6'A- 86'A
*159 ,
165".
36
36%
*133 Va 134 %
49'A
493A
*123
127
16%,
■
50
Sons
*125
37%
*98%
(Ky)_Nopar
Nashville
&
■
129
37%
E
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
25
6
6.400
37%
•
27
1043% Mar
503/4
35%:
preferred
conv
Nov
7
49 %
21V.
Airlines—IlOO
Cement
15% Jan
July 27
503/o
371/a
100
preferred
4,40% series G conv pfd—100
Lorillard (P) Co common—..
5
7 %
preferred —
—100
July 29
523/4 July
1
50
35%
Inc
Theatres
4.35%
135
503/8
21'/a
Long Island Lighting Co com.
10
5% series B preferred—
,—100
4.25% series D preferred
100
9
50
1.700
21'A
Aircraft Corp
4,84%
1
19,500
35%
Corp
183/4 Jun
8
76'%
3
17
Feb
75
37%
Co
14
111
75%
___5
Products
Industries
Loew's
75
2.50
Belt
Lockheed
6
76
36%
Tire
17 V, July 10
Feb
57
29
__50c
Litton
4
32% Jan
56%
*28'A
35%
;
Lionel
5
July
96
563/4
21V.
common
8
18% May 11
33
1,800
28%
1
Inc
Link
33%
5b %
25
Co
.
&
32%
6,100
•
*28
c
____1
common
preferred
„.1
30
183/4 Nov
50%
1
73% Nov
Jan
49%
5
393/4 Apr
71%
4,100
28%
Co
29
44% Nov
333A
563/4
281/2
100
24% Sep 18
10 '/2 Mar
9
26
32%
661/4
50»/e
Libby McNeill & Libby.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
13
145% Feb
9
69
32
49%
15
11% Jan
91 % Jan
78 3% May 19
5
73
36% Jun
32%
57
74'/4
Libhy-Owcns-Ford
13
Apr
2,700
75%
Lerner Stores Corp
Nov
Mar
44
74%
Lehn
4
96
44
75%
22
Jan
Dec
44
74%
15
61
63
4r%
32%
Jun
47 Va July 27
July
43%
V 561/2
July 11
1
57
43%
56%
28
63% Jun
Oct
44
321/4
70% Jan
Apr
22
14
48
43%
:•
56%
5 6 3/4
41
473% Jun
77% Aug 27i
31
43%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement——
_15
Lehigh Valley Industries com_
._1
$1.50 conv pfd ser A
No par
Lehigh Valley RR—i
—:
No par
Lehman Corp
;
_1
32
8
2
80% Jan
9,100
43
6
13 Va Jan
1
30
15
7
10 V. Nov
13'%
Lee
7% Jan
29
1401/a Dec
36%
123/4
6
5Vb July 27
57% Apr
Jan
53'%
363/4
13%
Lear
19 V. Jun
18% Jan
36
523/4
363/8
12%
25
12
31% Mar
54%
35%
13
20
16% July 19
22
53 3/4 r
363/4
Jan
Mar 15
100
543/8'
Jan
Apr
10
1,800
123/4
4
27
•
91
37 T-
*36
36
24 V. Jan
6
8
37
54%
-•
32
4.32%
11
*36
87'%
69
68%
12%
common
Co
*88
36%
2
10
20
1% Jan
263/4 Sep
Gas
Rights
37
54%
Sutherland Paper Co
Laclede
8
27
36%'
♦36
68%
12%
preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6 % pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
;
1
1 % Jun
10% Feb
10% Jan
P
36i/2
*86
90
671/4
\
87%
SO
67
36%
17% July 22
29
*86
89
67
541/8
32
27
871/2
*88
671/4'
— —•
300
13
23% Jun
3% July 12
24'/a Jan
30
Inc
Mfg
Kroger Co
23% Jun
27 Va Mar 11
93'%
36%
—
36
84'%
*92'A
No par
2.50
Wire
&
Kroehler
29%
28
*82'A
93%
54%
(E* J) Inc—
(S S) Co„
(S H) & Co—
5
15% July
prior
Dutch
Co
Kresge
12
34% Jan
10
84%.
*921/4
12%
Korvette
Jan
*821/4
93%
36%
preferred
33
25 Va Apr
61/2 Dec
Royal
4%
22
26'A Mar
,34% Jan
17
KLM
Koppers
Apr 11
21% July 26
7
84%
♦92V.
54 ,!■(
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
6
51% Mar 13
7
*82'A
92%
1
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
3
43 % Jan
21
84%
92 V.
1
:
36% July 18
81% Jun
10
*831/4
93»/2
IIIIIIIUTe
IIIIIIII_8
;
21
9
54%
__50c
Kern
11
-
8.75
No par
_
Kennecott Copper —'
35 Va Mar
5,300
37
6
62 Va Feb
300
543A
78
*36
8
25
*105
110'A
54%
*86
conv
109
200
54'%
87%;
4%%
108
78
89
Keystone Steel
*105
78
•67 V.
When issued
5
600
200
463/4
110 V.
109
29,600
100
84%
93%
50
*104
,
38
36'%
54%
*88
preferred
*45 7/4
*77
*86
non-cum
100
46'A
78
54'/4
68
55% Jan
74% Nov
109
99%
451/4
*77
87%
July 27
Apr
109
0
78
541/4
90
47 % May 11
5
116
54
*77
*67
5
47% Aug 25
24
2r'/a Sep
17
,
28 %
*109
\
*88
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
6
100% Jan
108
*86
!
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co_
Kendall Co
23
61% Jun
22
108
•
37
99%
46'A
IIOV2
35%
100%
♦45
»
100
4%
July 11
38%
100
451/4
541/4
::r
35%
101
♦104
78
*83
'
45
__ioo
4.35 preferred
9
12
53%
*77
39
38'/a
101
46%
Kansas City Southern com—No par
8
Jan
38%
101
IlOO
IIlOO
preferred
4.50%
preferred
4.20% preferred
64'% July 22
29
3% Dec
4%
21Va Apr
'
17 Mi Sep
Nov"
116
70% Apr
27% Jun
19'/e Oct
*110
convertible
preferred
Jan
64
32% Nov
28Va
111
19
54% July
48 Va Apr
29
Jan
43
11
72% Jun
Dec
22'/a Sep
31 Va Feb
36 Va Feb
9
29
63
37% Oct
Oct
447/b Oct
43 Va Feb
4
1X7% Feb i 24
7
1
7
28
7
1
2
2
22
80'/a Oct
45 Va
;
*104
8
50% Jan
41 Va Feb
Sep
preferredllllOO
July 28
21
50
*45
14
79% Jan
72 y« Sep
38% Aug 28
*97
50
93% July 25
82 % Mar 18
12
38
100
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
100
7
78
87
6
_33y3
Corp
preferred
4%%
11
,
Chem
convertible
4% %
13
Jan
&
4'/a%
122 Va Jan
56
6"
Mar
Kaiser Alum
5
6
125
•
8
5
88% Feb
6
May
25
86 '% Jan
May 20
93
85 Va July 10
47
80 V2 May 23
27
89 Va Feb
86
12
July 27
V July 27
45
Mar 11
92'% Jan
Sep
79 Va Sep
42% Jan
24
6,800
3,500
6,800
•
2,300
M
28% Sep
118
28
3
6
44% Oct
35
Jan
22
26
123% Jun
Sep
32 V* Jan
9
116
50'/a Dec
21
Mar
Jan
26
47% Dec 21
Jan
2
433/4 July 10
37% Mar
30
87 Va Mar 30
79
14
20 Vb Jan
47% Oct
1
78
4
40% Dec
50% Dec
8
15 V. Jan
5
223/4 Marl6
16% Feb
223/4
6
33
22 V. Jun
1
26
9
May 11
19
23
-
43/b Jun
6
13 Vb July
28
Apr 22
193/4 July
8
27 Va Jan
5% Jan
22
183/s Jan
23'/aJan
2
28 %
5
40 V. Jan
6
44Va Nov
4
59% Jan
12
40 % May 23
'54 Va Jan
2
51% Dec
10
443/4 Feb
17
55% Jun
27
93 V2 Jan
26
89% Jan
4
14
62% May 11
6
24
May 25
17
May
29% Jan
Oct
32a% jan
Apr 12
36
93 T
46% May 22
29
May 19
53% Feb
44 % Mar
7
53
Dec
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
5
77 % May
81
Mar 31
72
71
?1
Dec
22
16
24
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
437%
433%
82 Va
82 Va
82%
♦82'A
82 3A
83
83
83
83
17'A
17
17V4
17 7%
177/4
177/8
17%
17 3%
17'%
12,600
38 Va
41
397/2
417%
38'%
40 3%
39%
40'%
40'A
43
18,700
41
443A
41'%
44
43'A
45
44 7/B
457%
443A
453A
42
42%
42
43
42
42
42
42
42
42i%
20,300
2,400
2
2
2
2
*2
2'A
500
*57/8
57%
5%
61%
3,100
:
——
43yu Nov
9
31
1
22 Va Mar
Dec
31Va Dec
7
29
Jan
2
42
44
Feb
10
53
133/a Dec
31
,193/4 Feb
771/2 Dec 31
94 "/a Feb
32% Nov
18
58
37V.
Jan
30
64
48% July 10
Mar
26 Va
Oct
30
-
30 % May 25
July 24
5
Feb
477/0 Jan
12% Jun
5
4
27
73% July 25
95 % July 19
Feb
13'A
131/2
3,600
25'%
25'A
241/4
25%
237%
25'%
24%
23%
25
24
243A
9,400
12,000
45'%'
46%
48
48
527%
52 Va
52%
52%
52
—100
*90'%
93%
♦90'%
93'%
'*907%
Midland
Corp
17 Va Dec
14 '
72
Dec
4
2
11
8
98 % Jun
3
20
21% July 25
18% Jan
11
31 Va Jan
12
May
31
65 Va Feb
21% July 17
16 Vb Apr
33
Dec
24
50
Nov
18
40
8'/b Feb
20% Jan
13
10Va Sep
27% Dec
11
7
41%
Jun
24
87
Dec
8
25Va
Nov
17
243/4 May 11
2
51
10
Feb
35% Jan
1
57 V. Jun
23
Apr
28
Jan
4
28 V. Jan
15
Jan
7
33
86 Va Feb
293/4 Oct
26
2.1
Jan
2
29% Dec
22
Dec
30
85 Vu Apr
7
footnotes,
see
29
July 26
95'/a Mar 26
^8
29
July 21
25% Mar 10
773/4 Jan
page
24.
1
8
9
48
88
29 V,
Apr 14
Mar 16
29 Vn Jan
5
813/4 July 29
No par
—No par
——
Corp common
—3
preferred ———50
—_50c
3%% convertible preferred—.100
$6 convertible preferred—1—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc_.
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2.50
McG raw-Edison Co—.
;—1
McGraw-Hill
Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G) & Co—_——No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc—__9
McLean Trucking. Co—
—1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
Mead Corp common
—5
4V»% preferred (1st series)—100
Corp
common
46
?'
.
Medusa
Portland Cement—No par
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
preferred
series
B
23i%
*
I i' 46
*46 '
46 3A
48'A
52'%
51%
52'A
'51'A
52
93'%
*90'%
937%
*90'%
93i%
50'%
.48%
49 3%
493A
513%
29'A
297%
29 3A
51%
46'%
521/4
49%
507%
473/a
29'%
30
29'/a
29%
29
291/4
51'%
52'A
51%
52'%
52
523%
*76'%
777%
76i%
77
*76
*73
77'%
76
76'A
*76
49
303% '
4,800
52'%
52%
8,300
77'?2
*76'%
77'%
100
777%
*76
77»%
*76'%
771%
100
70'%
777%
70%
*69
70'%
*69
70'%
77'%
*76
777%
*76
777%
*76
32
32
31'%
50
*48%
*487%
137%
73'%
75
97%
973A
*98
21'%
21%
21
18'%
20'A
337/8
33%
87
V::
87
*17
171/4
40
777%
*48%
50
13
50
13'%
V
327%
31'%
31
32'A
32'A
*32
49
49
*48%
50
50
12%
13'%
12%
13
13,200
73'%
32%
33
30'%
31'A
32%
73'%"-73*».>-
■74'%
*73i%
741%
*96
97
31
32i%
32%
4,000
33
5,000
31%
4,200
32'%
600
120
.
99
97
97
21%
20'%
21 'A
197/4
19 3A
19
19%
331/4
■
*76'%
69
323%
32%
30%'
131/4
13
133%
69
321/4
33 7/4
313A
32'A
30'A
32%
32i%
.'31
317%
31
331/4
32'%
32'%
34
30
85,400
777%
*68
33'%
3,200
:
523%
*76
31
2,600
'
*76
*69'-
351/4
34
35'A
86
873A
86'%
89
*17
it'A
17
17 '
—
4
Feb
17 V. Apr
2
23%
For
29
453/4 Jan
29
_i
—
Corp———
Inc
McCrory
97% July 25
23% Jun
21
Co
X
4
Dept Stores
9
5
37Vi Sep
Co—
preferred.—-—
McCall Corp
29
33 Va July 25
323/4 Dec
Marquardt Corp; ——_<
Marquette Cement Mfg
$2.50
80'/b Feb
700
300
1,300
14
McCord
39% Jan
4'%
25%
15
Mar
2234
*43%
13'%
jan
49
22'A
25'%
1
15% Feb
22'%
4i%
133/4
39 7/8 Jun
19% July 19
16
18
9
763/4 July 20
403/4
4'%
25'%
MCA
'38
22'A
43%
133/4
18
32'A Sep 22
27'/a Dec 30
22%
43%
181%!
25
30
12
22'A
4%
6
18'%
14
44% Jan
4
Jan
24
23
*4%
6'A
18'%
25%
Products—1
5
383/i Jun
653/4 Jan
72
Feb
*18
18%
23
4'%
6'%
6'A
18i%
133/4
Automotive
7
3
6
72'/4 Mar 17
82
4%
18%
23
6
18'%
25'A
May
9
69% Apr
9
22'%
*18'%
14
Martin
19
11
*187%
6
2'%
120
26
Masonite
6
77% Apr
2
2
21%
5,500
13%
4V»%
July 15
19
71 % Dec
9
5
July 29
Jan
'.38% Jan
200
43%
No par
common———5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 seriesNo par
$3.40 preferred
No par
33/4 preferred 1959 series
-100
Maytag Co
—i
——No par
July 27
65 Vj Nov
18% Jun
.;
53% July 21
Oct
46
60
45
17
*
25%
Marine
22
Mar 28
34
*447%
11,800
82
'
88
43
45
*44
1,400
35i%
Marshall Field & CO com_.—No par
16
July 30
44
30'%
121
343%
43 Vb
(P
Maremont
6
42V4 Jun
,
44
30
121
35
1
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration——— X:
4
44
291%
121
33%
100
—.
Manhattan-Shirt
18
*120
347%
*43%
45
291%i'
29'A
121
33%
10
—-1
1
1
Inc
Mandel Bros
7 Va
*120
34 Va
50
No par
R) & Co—
Manati Sugar Co_
Mallory
29
29
119 V.
33%
34 Vb
*44
Copper
4% Jan
1% Jun
5
55
283/4
119 Va
121
No par
Fund
Madison
19
21
14
30
59% Jan
33%
(w w)_
preferred
Magna vox Co
17
♦119 V.
29 Va
28%
100
.
(R H) Co Inc com—
4'A% preferred series A
Magma
7 V. Jan
7% Jan
3
common__10
_5
Forbes
Macy
1
7
9 % Jan
21 % Dec
15
19% Jan
5 V. %
17
46% Jun
83 V* July
2
31
7
49% Feb
7
4
4
23
23
18
6
Jun
5% Sep
4% Dec
16 V. Dec
52% Jan
&
preferred
6%
Mack Trucks liic
50 V. Jun
313/4 Feb
3V2 Dec
Jun
Mar 25
40% May 17
18
Nov
MacAndrews
July 12
34 V4 May 10
2
20
Jan
16% May
Mar 17
323/i Nov
May
44
21
353/4 Nov
33
122
33% July 25
78 V2 Sep
17 Va Oct
37
8
19
21%
22'%
97
21
21
20
20%
22,300
1974
19%
19%
21
18,900
331%
35'A
88%
•
'
35'A
37(4
10,400
89%
87'%
88%
3,100
*17
17'A
17'A
17'A
300
x22
22'A
22'%
22'A
4,900
21%
22
21'%
267%
27
27'%
27
271%
1,400
46%
491/4
43'A
453A
44 V
45 'A
44'A
46'A
9,800
71%
7'%
77/8
7'A
7'A
7'A
7%
1,500
7'%
26%
49%
7%
27
26%
26%
27
18'A
17%
18'A
18%
18i%
18
18%
*177%
18
*17%
33 %
33
33%
33'%
33%
49%
33V4
33'%87
21
21'A
33
34
33
*86 'A
87
22
150
Vi
21
*86'A
88
1
26%
27%
100
80'%
811/4
80'%
.
271/4
80'%
*867%
88
*86'A
88
600
6,900
50
21
21
27.
88
7 'A
,
21'%
21
21
21
21 'A
2,600
27 V8
27 y8
26%
271%
26%
27'A
2;800
80'%
80'% '
80'%
81
81'%
813/4.
530
20
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(416)
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Ranffe for PrevtoM
Baaga Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Uvsit
Highwl
29 V* Jan
7
38
30% May 25
67
Feb
9
01% May 15
73
Jan 26
96% Jun
2
Merck
71
Nov
17
5
70
Jaa
S
78
Apr
I
8
75
Jun
7
$3.50 preferred—
Mergenthaler Linotype
44'/4 Jan
Feb
85
Mercantile
6
Deo
14
58% Mar
25
12
July 21
18% Feb 23
1
54
July 26
70% Jan
Mesta
82 %
July
Mar 19
27% Jun
15
37
743/4 Dec
22
4
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Feb
Metropolitan Edison 3.90 % pfd—100
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan 13
93
Apr
18
30
88
Mar 31
81% Apr
18
74 J/2 Nov
12
87
Apr 28
75% Fab 15
75% Jan 19
Jun
8
84 Va Dec
30
99% Mar 11
86
25% Mar 16
93% July 13
32% July 22
33
Jan
23
68
16
50
58
39 Va Jan
2
60% Nov 12
92
Feb
27
40%
oun
2
2
15% Oct
9
111% Jan
28
18 % Feb
9
Dec
Jan
4
May 11
48% July 25
,88
Jan
8
preferred series
preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45%
preferred sei'ies
3.85%
Middle
3
Feb
17
2
33 % Jan
4
8
26 % May 16
93
1st
Oil
Minerals
&
July 14
10% July
17
Jan
11
Minn St. Paul & S S Marie
No par
Minn
No par
28
38
31% Dec
14
39
Jan
21
16 1/4 Jan
2
25
Jun
19
351/8 Oct
20
49 % Apr
4
8
27
4
16
5
178% Jun
1
24"% Jan
5
65
16
23
29% May
34
Dec
Jun
10
,
12% Jan
8
9
Minnesota
36% Mar 31
Minnesota
27% July 15
Minute
37% Jan
4
Mission
Mission
22% Jan
4
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
3% May
27% Mar
5
6% Jan
9
15
39
17
!•»
20 %
July
7
Ontario
&
&
Power
Maid
15
Missouri
1
15% Jan
Mohasco
80% Mar 11
3%%
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
IIV2 Dec
22
10
May
5
13% Jan
11
7
Mar
4
10 % Jun
21
37% July 25
55% Jan
8
30% Apr
7
30% July
8
Montana
8
28
22
21
29% Aug 31
Sep
87% Mar 23
15% Jun 23
Mo.lud
19% Jan
Monarch
26% Mar
6
Monon
4
class
201/4 Jan
14
20% Oct
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
7
40 Vi Feb
3
123% Oct
27
22% Dec
16
v
25
53% Dec 23
39% July 28
11% July 27
28% July 25
75% July 28
18% Mar 21
98
27% Jun
29
14
23 % Jan
4
24% Feb
24
«
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
25% Sep
24% Jan
22
32
Jan
20
July
Monterey Oil Co_
4
Montgomery Ward & Co
14% Jan
7
47% Jan
19
July 25
20% July 27
31% Feb
9
28% Jan 22
shares
Va
12%
16,400
55%.
55%
32%
79
93
79
79
94%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32%
32%
1.600
35,100
79
79%
79%
80
79
79
92
92
91
91
*90 Va
92Va
79
*77 Va
79
79
*77
79
*92
941/2
*77%
*77
79
"92
94 %
30%
31%
*77'/2
*77V2
941/2
*92
30%
301/4
49%
49
180
40
32,600
52
50
49 Va
1,500
30'A
*50
491/2
49%
68
30
30%
52
*50
52
*50
52
66
79
50Va
1,600
91%
91
91
91
91
91
91
*30%
31
30%
30 %
301/4
30%
30%
30%
19%
20
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
20
20.200
149%
156
9,800
91%
92
30%
20%
154%
21 %
29%
10%
70%
29%
34Ya
147
145 Va
151
145
149%
148
190
1,000
21%
28%
20 Va
20%
20
20 Va
20
20%
6.000
28%
28%
28%
28 V2
28%
28%
29%
6.600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
I,100
59,800
20%
6 8'/a
69
69%
69
71
70%
74
30
29
29%
29'A
29%
28%
29Va
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33
33 '/2
331/2
3.300
23%
253/a
24%
25%
24%
25%
251/8
25%
34.500
273/s
25%
27%
17
31
69%
28%
273/a
27 Va
27 Va
271/4
27%
27%
28
4.800
6.000
16%
16%
16%
17 V4
16%
17
17
17%
4,500
31
31 Va
30 3A
31 Va
30%
31 Vs
30%
31Vb
17,600
4Va
4%
4'/3.
4%
9,200
4.700
4%
40%
32%
40
39%
39%
39'A
39%
39
39%
*31%
31%
31%
32
31
31%
31 Va
31%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
8%
19%
8%
19%
8%
8%
8%
8%
39%
4
4
4Va
75
75
14 Va
14 Va
*12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
10
11%
10%
37"%
5
19%
8%
8%
1.200
2.200
9
64
64
64
64 %
*64
14%
17,800
14
64Va
50
75 V2
*74%
75 V2
100
14
*74%
*13%
14%
500
12
Va
12V2
*11%
11%
200
lOVs
4.100
391/2
50.600
28 »/2
3,600
12%
12%
12 Va
I2V2
11%
11%
11%
*lli/4
11%
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
39%
37%
38%
38%
39'/a
38%
39Va
38 Va
28%
28"%
28%
28 3/8
273A
28%
*27%
28V4
28
28%
28%
28%
29
28 Va
28%
28Vs
28%
28 Va
29
5,500
34%
26%
39%
(John)
1
No par
34%
27
40%
34%
26%
39%
34%
35
35
36
36'A
36 Va
2.900
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
27%
35%
27%
29
22.600
40
39%
39%
39 Va
40 Va
39 %
39%
31,500
11%
11%
11%
*11
.
600
12
Co
&
Inc
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10
Lines__
28%
29%
81 %
29%
293/4
29
29%
29%
30
295/8
30
7.700
78%
803/4
75%
79%
75 Va
80 %
76
79
23.800
23%
22%
14%
23%
23
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
15
15
2.500
20%
37%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
1,400
'363/4
37%
*37
37%
79
.3
Brass
*22 %
5
15
3,200
1,700
5
37
5
2
Munsingwear
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
48% Jan
4
53% Mar
1
24% Mar
9
28% Jun
10
•86% Jun
17
NAFI
14%
21%
20%
36%
37
37'A
1
*50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
50 3/4
51 %
51%.
51%
52%
1.200
-10
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
28%
27%
275/8
II,200
43
46 Va
44 Va
46%
72,100
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
*
21
5
2
22
14
—1
Co
43% Jan
40 % July
12
64%
75
.
253% Sep
•
12%
56 '/a
14
Products Corp
Wheel Corp—
Motor
12%
56 V2
*64
75
_1,000 lire
Moore-McCormack
Mueller
67 Va
12%
56'A
No par
53% Jan
Motor
67
12%
55%
13%
Co
23,100
£5%
2
Utilities
31 % May 26
Motorola
67
500
86
Mining & Chemical—
8
May 31
66
Shares
78
65
Co
36% July 28
Morrell
*76 Va
75%
25
Power Co
American
78
13"%
No Par
24
71% Mar
24
27% Nov
Feb
*76 Va
*74%
:
Chemical
Montecatini
78
*64
A__
___
Monsanto
*76
No par
Tool
Machine
B
*341/2
84%
35
84'/2
—100
Inc
RR
Class
341/2
80%
40
1
4.20% preferred
Co
341/2
85
83 V2
78
68
12%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July 29
4%
*31%
19%
8%
common__5
—
Montana-Dakota
21% Jan 25
38% Jan
9
49
July 28 '
_1.25
19
11% May 9
12% Jnn 22
Inc
52
48%
Thursday
4
6.25
Co
30%
*50
SALE PRICES
July 27
34%
34%
—100
preferred
Jan
27% Dec
30%
5
Cement
Industries
16
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
10
1
Missouri Public Service Co
11
8
2
5
23 %
27%
16%
1
RR
Portland
24
Jan
No par
.
121/2 Nov
8
Light
Corp
681/4 Jan
74% Jun
68
29"%
33%
Paper___2.50
Corp-
Missourl-Kan-Tex
10%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
July
Feb
8% July 25
64
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
6
Jan
27
Mining & Mfg..
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
48% Jan
29% Jun
70
Jan
4
30
2
18% Apr
60
17
July 12
16% July 7
16
Jan
Jun
33% Jan
31% Feb 24
52% May 25
453/4 July 29
20% Jan 30
15
17
8
88
Apr 19
17% May 12
4
41% Mar
May 11
28
Mar~"i
lSVs
148
20%
28%
Chem
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
31 % Apr
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
30 %
31
123% Feb
July 21
29% July 29
31
19% Nov
91 %
Corp
5.%%
94%
..100
preferred
Midwest
*91%
*77%
*77
*92
79
80
32%
*50
48%
common
32
*78 %
32%
31
10
Corp
54
79
93
*92
1
5
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross
*77
10
Inc
Utilities
South
Midland
31%
*78%
*91%
*77%
,—100
100
.-100
100
4.35%
22
59% Feb
No par
17% May 10
19% Mar 23
150
20% Feb
Jan
17% Mar
24 % Mar 20
Jud
79
May
30
20% Sep 21
141/2 Dec
2
313/4 Dec
12'A
57
81
23
*76
67%
12
67
12
55
34% July 20
Dec
29
67
5
Co
Machine
85%
78
24% Jun 16
74% Jan
•
75 % Nov
831/4 Jan
82%
*76
IB
88% Apr
33i/2 Dec
3%
16%c
Co
Inc
22% Feb
18
64
Inc
common
Stores
Co
&
July 25
34%
34%
No par
Co
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott——12.50
70
8
16'/aNov
533/4 Jan
S
Jun
Far
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 26
*34%
35%
82Va
83%
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
35% July
Lowest
Inc
i
37
37
500
N
13% Nov
5
19% July 18
12%Fab
12% Nov
10
18
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
60 Va
Sep
15
63% May
43
July 28
54% Jan
4
National.Acme Co
163/4 Dec
23
29% Jan
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
243/4 Sep
49% Jan
142
;
8
21
8
6
15
22
164% Apr
14% Jan
Sep 10
55 % Sep 25
80
.
22
34% May
6
56% Dec 30
,
Dec
Jan
11% Jnn
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
.
143% Jan
S
8
12
Jan
12
32% Jan
13
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
28 %Jun
8
35% Dec
7
90
21
Sep 23
Jun
84
Apr
8
24% Jan 21
24
19
104
145
-
Nov
:
Feb
9
Jun
10
120% Dec
17
31
Jan
2
37% Dec
Mar
"
22
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
23% Dec
15
22
7
10
14% Nov
Dec
24
5% Nov 24
11% Sep
12
Jan
71% Dec
28
8
Jan
11
11
Jan
94
4
4%%
Jan
155
National
$4.50
July 29
4
40
Jan
14
Malleable
National-Standard
National Steel
National
4
National
Tea
4
National
Theatres
10
National
Vulcanized
7 Va Jan
15
Natomas
28
13
Jan
7
13
28
27% July 29
37% Mar 9
1
71
Mar 10
14% Mar
4
Natus
Jan
21
19
19% Jan
4
21% July 21
New
75% Jan
9
83
New
Dec
16
23% Jan
1073/4 Mar 11
49% Mar 13
27
25% Feb
22
5 % Dec
10
8
29
10% Jan
29
38% Feb
11
3% July 22
6% July 20
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
18
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
I
Dec
Dec
21
100% Oct
16
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
25
11% Dec
30% Sep
„■
108
12% Dec
23
52% Mar
Sep 21
64
Dec
Jun
17
15
14
\ Jan
27
35% Jan
5
22
108
Sep 21
Feb
113% Mar
28
Nov
22
73
24
100% Oct
.103
16
Nov
16
6
18
57% May 22
2
28
18
22
11% Mar
19
4
19% July 27
729% May. 6
36
Jan
25
64
Jan
6
; 26% Feb 17
99% Jan
103% Jan
101% Jan
/
10
22
9,900
27,500
91
2,000
22%
23
22%
23
8,600
51 Va
49'A
51%
50%'
51%
9,300
*
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87%
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'
*126%
1
93
88%
92%
87%
92%
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90%
93 %
93%
90
152
152
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152
152
128
126%
126%
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128
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185/s
18 5/8
18%
18%
30
88%
18 %
91
90 Va
60
95
*93
94
89%
88
89
13,200
152%
881/4
88
152 %
29
154
155
170
*127
128
20
128%
700
19
18%
18%
18%
*18%
31%
3,000
29%
29%
29
29%
30
30%
30%
10
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31
31
31
1,000
71%
73
73%
74%
74 Vt
75 V4
74 'A
74%
75'A
77%
5,600
No par
18%
19
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,100
—4
15%
16
153/e
15%
1
6%
63A
6%
233/4
24 %
23%
23%
4%
4%
191/2
143A
6%
1
Co
1
5
20%
19%
1
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13%
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5
27"%
28%
27%
par
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40%
39%
100
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Co
—,
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20%
19
16
15%
6%
6%
6%
X22%
23%
4%
5
18%
195/e
8,400
2,700
4,500
13,800
19%
18%
19%
22,700
.
5
4%
14
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14
13%
14
13%
13%
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27%
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27%
27%
28%\
27%
27%
2,500
40
1
40%
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40%
75
75
76
76
76%
76%
21%
20%
21%
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21%
21V8
21%
83%
82%
82%
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16
7
23'/2
6%
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5
40
84%
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10
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5%
15%
15%
23%
65/a
23
76
21 Va
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76%
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60
21%
21 Va
84
1,400
40
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12,700
10
84
61
61
60%
61%
61%
62%
61%
62
62%
63
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42%
43%
42%
43%
40 5/8
43
41
42%
42
43 Vs
5
2.800
21.000
25'A
25%
25
25%
25%
26
26%
2,300
No par
19%
21%
19%
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
20%
19%
20%
51.700
15
.
33%
34%
335/8
34%
32
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
30,900
6
4
61
Apr 29
Jan
11
5
24% Mar 31
16% Apr 28
23% July 27
38% Mar
28
8
No par
26
25%
26%
State
Common
37/a
3.60%
4Va
1,300
6%
6Vs
6%
*6%
6V2
6%
6V2
5.000
22 V2
22%
22 Vs
22%
22 Va
22 Va
22 %
22%
1,300
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27 Va
10,900
Electric
—
preferred
•75
77
77
*75
*76
77-
37%'
36%
37
36%
37'A
37
37%
67 Va
37 Va
67 Va
36%
69
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69
67%
673A
69
69
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72 Va
72 Va
72 »/a
71'A
72 Va
72 %
72%
72%
72%
540
77
77%
77%
77
78
78 V2
220
36%
100
preferred
—100
*104
100
15
98
Niagara
6
Nopco
Norfolk
Share
&
100
42% July 12
North
45 %
May 24
North
68
Mar 29
29 % Jan
5
4
,85
85 %
July 13
July 28
5
31 % Jan
4
31% Jan
4
22% May
59
Jun
2
27
Car
Central
Natural
'
5.60 %
;
•
'
31
311/4
31%
31
31%
1,900
2,300
95
92%
93%
941/4
4.300
*21%
93Va
22
22
22
22
22
*21%
*12 Va
22%
*21%
22%
13%
12%
12 3A
*12Va
13%
*12%
13%
13%
20%
*12V4
21%
20
20%
19 %
20
19'A
19%
20
40%
19%
41%
40%
41%
37%
40
38%
39%
39%
391/2
40%
39%
40%
40
41
G534
GR
C5
65
65%
28%
28%
39
(Minn)
Airlines
40 Va
•<5S
19%
41
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108
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40 V2
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104
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108
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109
109
106
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106
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74%
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86
100
105Va
40%
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403/4
41%
273/4
27%
73%
74
40
41%
27%
28
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10
conv
25
.
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5
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-
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84
84
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84
86
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86
*
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85 Va
84 Va
84 Va
34%
34%
34%
36%
35 Va
36'/a
17
17
17
17%
16%
24
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47
16%
24'/a
2334
20%
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48 Va
473/4
84'/a
24
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-
V
23V8
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20% i
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20 Va
48 V2
47
48%
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86
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85
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40 Va
.
23%
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109
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19%
41
600
100
4,800
64,000
4,800
10
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8,600
104
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105 Va
-
65 V2
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104
271/4
73%
86
*84
_100
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100 *
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—
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—
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preferred—
Northwestern Steel-& Wire
Norwich Pharmacal Co
i
19%
VJF*'
5
series
Northwest
ido ""
5
series
5%%
19
923/4
_Il00
preferred series
$4.10 preferred series——
$4.08 preferred
series
Corp.
850
31
—
$3.60
preferred
100
19%
100
preferred
140
250
*98
99 %
953/4
5
„
$4.16
99
31
__50
—
$4.11
98
;83%
IO43/4
33 V*
19'/a
1
preferred
Northrop
78'/a
1043/4
83 %
IO43/4
94%
50c
Common
:
97 Va
78 Va
*82%
104%
30%
Corp
Northern Pacific Ry^_
Northern States Pwr Co
98
78
83%
104%
30
10
Ry Co
Giuuf
preferred
*.
*82%-
1043/4
22,600
__25
—
preferred
5.80%
98
83%
104%
'
19%
19%
>
5%%
July 15
38% July
American
82%-
104%
,<
'<
77
95
Aviation—.
Northern
May 26
May 17
Jan
American
98
*75%
31 Va
—
Northern
105% Mar 10
110
preferred
83
104%
*31
25
common
preferred
Norris-Thermador Corp
6%
83
.77
94%
1
Ry
July 14
13% July 12
22% July 20
.Adjustment
-
5
Co
Western
76%
——100
Corp
Chemical
*75
4
4 Va
*67 Va
preferred
4
4 Va
Corp—
Gas
4.85%
41% Jan
4
4
6 Vs
22%
5.25%
22 Va
4Vs
6%
227/a
Corp
5
106 % Jan
*3%
6V4
1
series A__
$3.75
preferred—
—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
-—100
,
4
100
No par
5%
Shipbuilding
7
48
Jan
Y
York
28
-
107
18% Jun
40% Dec
2 8 5/8
Apr
13
80
Apr
1.600
57
28 Va
99 % Apr
22
Jan
85% Apr
107
36% May 11
79% Jan
44
25%
23
Inc_^
Central
Preferred
74% July 18
85% July 18
82 % Jun
2
/46%Apr 10
22
~17~
20% Jan
89
Mar 25
44% May 12
28
; 39%Dec
18% May 5
30% May 24
92% July 28
88% Mar 23
'
29% Dec
.
2
29
2
56
27%
3.90% .preferred
4.10% preferred
8
86% Mar
56 Va
26%
-90
100
Common
4
5
88% Mar 23
21
24% Sep
15
20
6
67% Jan
28
29
79 Va Dec
Jan
99% Feb
73% Apr
80% May
78
Dec
29 % Dec
4
Mar 28
22% Jan 25
78% Dec
79% Dec
Mar 22
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
79
Dec
7
92% Jan
26
40% Dec
30
28
Dec
78
73
14
69% Mar
Mar 23
23 % Mar 10
4
100% Oct
13
23% Aug 25
44% July
2
4
37% July 21
80
.
55 %
50%
Air Brake
York
25%
57'A
26%
225/8
Chicago & St Louis Co
New
28% July 11
33% Mar 15
3
108
5
65% Jan
88% Apr
102% Feb
20 Va Nov
67
11
74% Jan
17
Sep
19% Sep
22 Va Jan
27% Jan
3
20
91
742
5
85% Mar
79% Oct 29
102
6
23% May
72% Jan
14
Sep
69 I
32
6% Jan
12 % Jan
20% May 24
27% Nov 12
84% Mar 11
65
York
New
N Y
25%
55%
89%
England Electric System——1
Jersey Pr & Lt, Co 4% pfd_100
New
6
13
N
71% Dec 29
34
7
31% Jan
25 5/8
55%
Television-
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport News Ship &
39 3A Jun
8
25%
25%
53
26
Fibre
&
preferred
25%
255/a
57
25%
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
17
25% Dec
74
6
19% July 27
5
24 Va Dec
79% Jan
44% July 21
32 % Jan
3%%
29% Mar
6
20% Jan
6
23% Mav 11
36% May 22
24
Dec
May
July 19
33% May 11
29
33% Oct
9
29 % Sep
343/4 Oct
55
Mar 28
78
18,400
52%
Newberry Co (J. J.L common_No
30
56%
23%
40% July 11
21 'A Jan
55%
90%
Neptune
86 % Apr
410
55%
26%
1
Meter
8%
8,300
54%
57
8%
51
Cast-No par
Co___
Bros
9.000
157
8'A
53%
34% May 24
2
8Vs
545/s
62
155
8»A
52%
Corp
Corp
Neisner
8%
56%
59%
60%
155
8%
26%
Co
Feb
154%
22%
—5
Sugar Ref Co
25
8%
55
59%
60%
155
*89 %
Corp
Jan
4
59 3A
155
10
4
8
203A Jan
Jan
58%
154%' 154%
2,-600
90
Co
98% Jan
29% Jun
4% July 22
59%
155
1.400
2.400
28%
28
23%
_100
Steel
&
14% July 27
6% July 1
14
28
23
No par
28 Va Jan
13
27 %
89
common
6% preferred B
National Linen Service
Feb 17
28%
26 Va
preferred A—
19
4
27%
_100
—
Co
Natl
22
35
Lead
6
2
28%
60
2,600
12%
*12%
55%
common—1
4
7%
19% Jan
22
Co
preferred
National
74 % Dec
68 Va Oct
Gypsum
15
Apr 28
27%
13%;
44%'.
-
—10
Co
Jan
16% Jun
29
43
26
Corp com__5
pfd series of 1951-
National Fuel Gas
July 28
109%
*
25%
24% Jan
-
125/s
8%
1
59
12%
58%
_5
104
125/a
56%
City Lines Inc
43
70
15
2
National
13%
13%
xl2%
8%
Natl Distillers & Cliem
44%
46%
:43%
12%
55 Vo
National Dairy Products
13 5/8
43
125/8
10
11
44
14
44
*133A-
13%
13
—5
27
47%
45
45
*154
35% Jan
13%
*44
7
National Biscuit Co common—10
1%
preferred
100
60% Jun
;/
12%
45
28
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
44%
45'A
\ 13 Vi. .14%
—5
20% Jan
22
82 % Mar
Corp
128% Jun
15
2
National Aviation
15
July 25
30% July 14
",423A
'
1
19
Jun
37% Apr
43% Feb
12
36% Jan
9
1
5
15% Dec
9
273/4 Nov
Apr 29
29
10% Mar 24
22
July 25
85% May 10
18
24% Mar 25
13 Va Jan
3
1
81
1
120% Jan
98% Aug
8
40% Mar 13
17% Sep
9% Jun
70% Jun
31 7- May
Natco
144% Jan
Aug 18
Aug 28
44
July 29
1
89
,
3
134% Mar 12
2
28% Jan
Apr 27
97% Feb 28
132% Aug
3
159
;
11% Mar
89
July 25
21% May 27
49% July 28
71
.
157
July 18
26
109
1
52% Sep
12
29 3A May 23
66 % July
6
54% July 27
25% July 5
44% Jan 20
5
26% Jun
3
Corp
Corp
80
110
Va
70
106'A
41
27%
411/4
11,300
27%
"40%
27 Va
6,000
73%
74%
*84
85
84,
*83
86
*84Va
150
73%
85
84
86
•
.
.
v
85Va
*84
85 Va
34%
,,
36%
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47%
35%
•
:
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17%
18%
24.
85 Va¬
18%
23%
23%
20 Va
*20
20 Va
48%
48
50%
120
17.800
9.400
-1,300
*
600
7,400
Volume
Number 5973
192
.
.
Commercial
.
The
and Financial
Chronicle
(417)' 21
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range tor Previous
Year 1959
lowest
74
29
16
Dec
80
Sep 25
31
25% Dec
9
7
41% Feb
14 ya Jan
7
15 Vb NOV
12
61% Feb
10
9
79 %
Feb
27
Nov 13
Dec 24
973/4 jan
26%
85
9% Sep 23
16% NOV 16
27
11% Nov
84
Jan
4
92
12
75% Jan
4
81
100
Jan
13
89
Jan
4
Jan
16
86
Jan
6
94% Apr 22
91% Jun 30
39% Jan
4
35% JUly 15
95%
46% May 21
30% May 17
4
34%
Mar
18
Feb
27
90% Feb
30% Jun
28% Mar
7
16
Jan
6
5
83% Jun
1
2
24% May 10
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
38% July 27
14% May
5
36% Jun
15%
May
94% July
104% Dec
110% Dec
38% Apr
99% Feb
122% Jun
10
116
25
July 25
4
85
Jan
11
5
Jan
7
6
11% Jan
5
5
9
6 6 3/4 Apr
16
56% Jan
3
7
18% Mar 18
523/4 Jun
6
60
1443% Apr
29
130% Feb
5
46% Nov 24
17
35 % Apr
Jun
25
59% Jan
Dec
8
42
Sep 21
50% Mar 13
9
23
4
34%
92
14% Feb 11
10% Jan
6
Feb
7% Jan
49% July 30
31% July 24
6
28
23% Jan
4
8
48% Jan
4
Jun
39
Jan
83% Mar 18
88
39% Apr
65% July
29
36% Mar 15
23
65% Mar 20
38
July 22
July 28
May
51 % Jun
4
28% Jan
30
13/4 Jun
24
14
14% Feb
12
17% Jan
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
243/4 Apr
8
21 % Jan
12
645/a Jun
11
30% Sep
39% Mar 12
21
44
Mar 15
26 Vb Jun
2
16V8 July 27
41
Jun
29
38% July 22
26
Sep 21
32% Dec
11
25% NOV 13
88
Dec
11
84% Dec
14
36
July
35% Dec
29% May
5
8
98% Apr 20
27
Jan
4
18
49 3/i Jan
647/a Aug 11
543/4 Feb
74
46% July 27
34% Jan 29
15% Dec
31
99% Feb
25
193/4 Jan
22
63/8 Feb
24
18
3% Oct 27
30% Sep 22
84% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
46% Jun
20
Mar 23
14
Oct
12% July 27
9
Oct 23
437/a May
100
70% Mar
96% Jun
3
43% Mar
5
8
Apr
223/4 Jan
26
20% Jan
103% Apr
15
87% Jan
8
47% Mar 31
87% Dec
11
75
Dec
23
88% Apr 13
75
85
Dec
17
99
84% Jan
83
Dec
39% Sep
2
28
104% Jan
26
15
8
13% May 17
3% July 26
26% Mar 14
4
Jan
8
333/8 May 18
92% Jan
7
Mar 30
57
Mar
Y56% May 12
363/4 May 6
73
Apr.30
Jan
18
7
13
17 Vb Jan
7
16% Jan
21
38% Jun 23
100
Mar
57% Jan
9
6
453/8 July
26% Dec
3
94
89
Dec
3
14'/a Dec 28
125% Dec
Dec
7
283/4 Jan
26
82% Jan
Nov
5
8
jun
9
Mar 31
Nov
17
Jan
28
Sep 22
Mar
4
131
22%
53%
533/4
3,700
64%
651/4
8,500
48%
48%
27%
48%
48%
273/4
9,100
27%
27%
273/8
1363/4
136%
27%
8,000
137%
137%
5'/4
*5%
27%
27%
136%
136%
Corp~~
8
2
80% Jan
4
Jan
12
9
683/4 July 27
75% Jan
15
23% Jan
9
12% July 25
18
Jan
6
132
Mar 16
116
81
Deq, 18
50
Dec
87 Vb
125
18
56% Dec 31
Mar
4
July 25
July 25
71
69
July
5%
5%
53/8
27%
26%
27
14%
14%
26%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
17
173/s
17%
17%
17
171%
423/8
41%
42%
./il7:7
43
41
41%.
Jan
163 % Feb
1
19% Jun
3
Jan
14
26 % Dec
78% Oct
-
89 Vb
May 31
24
27
Feb
1
81% Feb
1
120% July 15
58% Jan
5
Jan
11
52
62% Jun
40% July
8
19
5
SeP 22
Dec 22
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
82% Nov 24
29% Dec 17
93
26% Mar
Jan
16
85
100% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
9
41% Feb 17
76% Mar 13
233/4 Jan 13
Sand
15
Jan
8
14
Corp
20% Jan
7
23 % Apr
20
Feb
18
8% Apr
28
106
16
7
May 11
41%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
523/4
87%
100
56y2
55%
53%
55%
56
43%
423/4
57%
441/4
16,600
42%
24
433/4
43%
45%
25,800
800
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
413/4
403/4
*24%
243/4
403/4
40
40
38
1%
l7/s
39%
401%
*13%
401/2
900
l7/a
16%
17%
17'
13/4
*22%
2,800
17,900
16
42
24
Feb 26
For
140
Mar
27% Oct 27
footnotes,
see
26
125% Jan
5
Jan
11
23%
*22%
23%
22%
22%
*22%
23%
23
50%
23
49%
50
49%
50
49%
50%
50
26%
26%
26%
503/4
26%
2,600
26%
26%
263/4
263/4
27
6,000
16%
16%
163/4
16%
45
16%
45
16%
46
44
41
39%
441/2
250
40%
39%
41%
39%
40%
39
22%
24%
22%
39%
24
23%
24
13,200
233/8
24%
23%
243/b
9,200
26
Mar
page 24.
8
16%
*44%
2,300
31
31%
900
26%
263/4
6,200
94%
91
91%
90%
95%
953/4
903/4
90%
90%
90 »/2
91
12%
12%
91%
123/4
90%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
100
10
_I_5
Electric
Co
33 %c
43
43%
47
44%
43
42
42
41
633/4
44%
*33%
45 5/8
44% 74577
443/4•
333%
33%
33%
333/a
95
*93%
95
33%
*93% '195///
*93%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/8
3%
3 3/4
3%
3%
3 3/8
*3%
3%
30%
33/4
33%o
31%
30%
31%
3%
30%
30%
30%
31%
.100
96%
313/s
963/4
12.50
46%
473/8
46%
99%
47%
common—No par
com
No par
50%
41 %
50%
50%
(conv)
*97
21
*20%
*97
99%
14
•97
14%
14
99%
*97
17,900
300
95
14%
33/4
32
.4,300
2,600
46,000
99%
10
46%
47%
47%
48%
483/8
49%
18,200
49%
50
49%
50
50
501/4
6,100
*20%
21
21%
*20%
21
20%
21
95
400
100
95%
943/4
95
95
95
*94%
95%
95
82%
82%
82%
83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
82%
95%
82%
410
100
*92%
93%
*92%
97'/4
97%
84
.
*92%
97%
31%
25%
*66
343/8
24%
-
663/4
25%
*66
70
693/4
79%
*80%
*77
—100
94
97%
32%
32%
24%
_3
78
*77
97%
66%
*201/2
97
33%
34%
24%
25%
*66
663/4
94
*92%
97
34
35%
34
35
12,300
24%
253/4
25%
261/B
37,000
663/4
66%
66%
60
691/4
6,600
•66
69%
673%
69%
68%
69
683/4
79%
80
80%
80
80
•793/8
*77
80
110
78
*77%
78%
78
78
78
43%
42%
44
43%
43 %
43%
44%
43%
44%
28,200
14%
14%
143,6
14%
143/a
14%
14%
14%
36%
14%
1,600
37%
37%
37%
36%
373/4
36%
36%
37
37%
4,100
98
*95
98
*95
;
98
98
*95
5834
59
58%
60
60
'35%
36%
35%
36
20%
20%
20%
203/4
*95
88
*86
88
*85%
883/4
*853/4
173/8
17%
17%
17»/4
883/4
173/a
*126
127
127
*126
127
23%
24%
23%
235/g
23%
62
%
60%
143/4
61%
60 3/4
61%
61
15
66
66
15
67
15
14%
*66
67
14%
*66
15
3,700
35'/a
371/4
II,700
203/4
203/4
2,300
'
127%
50
24
24%
63%
16,000
*62%
14%
*66
70
70
*68%
70
12%
12%
123/8
12%
12%
4,500
67%
69%
12%
40
300
12%
1203/4
1203/4
50
51%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
51
50%
51 %
87%
87%
89
89
89
89
88
88
88
1,600
88
121
18%
613/4
62%
61%
,
18%
19
62%
39%
218%
217
20
20 3/8
20
20%
90%
90%
90%
91
214
'
226
*120
121
63%
*120
64%
173/a
63%
18%
17%
123 %
64%
18
*120
7 63%
17%
123%
V
,
230
63%
20%
225
231%
20
20%
20%
20%
20s/8
*90%
91%
903/4
3,200
15,000
20%
91%
91%
»903/4
227
233%
232
10
3,000
238
32,600
1,800
150
30
29%
29%
295/8
30%
29%
30
293/4
30
6,700
118
29%
117
10
4,000
15
67%
683/4
12%
123/a
2,300
*126
127%
233/4
613/4
60%
69%
*69
69%
*120
116%
1173/4
116%
1171/4
114%
116
115%
118
17,200
59%
593/4
59%
59%
39%
393/4
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
393/4
39%
40
14,700
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28
28%
28%
28%
29
1,100
*82%
83 %
*83
83%
83%
831/2
83%
84%
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
•84
86
*84
86
*87%
88
*87%
88
*87%
88
*87%
89
*87%
89
101%
102
59%
div preference com—No par
100
.100
100
100
61
102%
47%
72%
463/4
72
102%
463/4
*71%
•
46 %
71%
.
*22%
*21%
23
8 3/4
*21%
*
116
83/4
8%
84
*83
22%
21%
115%
*115
*83
221/4
21%
118
83/4
84
583/4
*102
102%
47
102%
♦ro2
46%
47
47%
71%
71%
*72
223/4
*22%
223/4
*22%.
21 3/4
*22%
8%
102%
84 %
60
47%
*21%
*116
84y*
59%
72%
*71%
*21%
21%
*21%
117%...
9
84
*83
116% 116%
117
8%
60%
250
'
102%
47%
220
72%
10,500
40
22%
200
21%
118
9
9
•83
84
83
83
...
3,100
9%
600
11,100
10
33% -34%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35%
36%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
333/a
33%
333/4
33%
34%
9,100
11,300
29%
29%
29
29%
28%
293/s
29
29%
29%
30%
25,300
473/4
• 49%
48%
3,100
■,
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
126
23%
12%
.2
'
*86
883/4
17%
14%
.10
.
88
*853/4
173/4
66
sink fund preference—..100
-777■■■■ ••
*86
883/4
173/4
*69
10
No par
5
88
*85 3/4
17%
60
60%
(H K)—
100
25
25
100
*86
89
59%
23%
1
Co.
88
*126
75
2.50
5
—1
Gamble
20%
17%
1.25
10
10
100
100
100
100
—
36%
20%
*87
-.1
common
353/4
21
*87
.No par
-No par
363/4
21
-lr
59%
36
enmwinn
10
98
59
.___
670
14%
*95
convertible preferred
130
94
96%
97%
42%
preferred
Electric Power
70
45
333/4
14%
(The)
3 00
2,800
473%
*33%
_
com
420
280
24,700
41
63
*46%
*93%
*79%
..
63
47
95
.100
.
62
48 »/4
34
69%
7
>
63%
46%
*93%
5
Inc
411/2
62%
*33%
_100
ft
41%
63%
-50%
100
Corp common-:
Co Inc
42
62%
No par
preference
Co
42
*48%
62%
49
l
preferred
conv
42%
62%
49
/
5
(Chas) & Co Inc
2nd
*42
25
100
$4.75 preferred
■■
4
16%
46
26%
4.32% preferred..
50% July 11
27% Jan
16%
*44%
313/4
No par
Puget Sound Power ft Light Co—10
July 27
200
94%
4.16% preferred4.80% preferred
July 29
7
173/8
44%
Publlcker Industries Inc common—5
134
17%
26%
Pure Oil
54% Jan
17%
*31%
4
29
17
40
83
,
I2I!/8 Pec
"4% Sep 22
17%
1
953/4
3%% preferred
2
20
39% Jan
:
2
26%
July 12
2
17
*1%
31%
Pullman
27% Jun
17%
1%
943/4
37% Jun 24
16
13/4
313/s
4
48% Apr
;
253/4
25
10
8,400
95
Feb
31
87%
26%
11% Feb 11
May 13
37% July 11
81
36% Aug 31
41%
42%
87%
54%
42%
23%
87%
44%
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
22% Mar 22
118
5,400
18,300
31%
29% Feb
-
18%
94%
5.05% preferred
25
May
143/4
17%
26
$1.40
47% July 29
73
14%
173/4
44%
23%
Public Serv Elec ft Gas com—No par
88% May 16
5
15
17%
3
4.08% preferred
Feb
14%
16%
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
104
7,200
57
*41
50
Corp
Light
May 23
65% Jan
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
86% Jan
Feb
Jan
28%
1
preferredCo
84% July 29
86
26%
26%
Public Service Co of Colorado
8
80% Jan
2,000
26%
26%
31%
Procter
29% Jun 23
78% Jan
Mar 20
5%
95%
Potomac
16
9
92
36% Mar
5'/4
26%
5%%
30% July 15
30
160
5%
49%
Chemicals
Polaroid Corp
Poor ft Co__
11
29% Feb
5
Dec 24
95% Jan
•
53
_1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co—
256% May 26
5
25% Jan
90% Nov
5
Sep 23
88
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
Nov"
Dec 31
43% Apr
8
33% Mar 3
91% Mar 20
10
Jun
88
5%
137
40%
*86
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
6
28% May 14
-
137
31%
Pittston
6
23
27%
137 ;
28%
100
Pittsburgh ft West Virginia.
Pittsburgh Young ft Ash pfd
4
8
43 % Mar
2714
137
5%
No par
preferred class A—.
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Apr 11
4
81% Jan
15% May 10
31% Apr 17
188% Dec 22
48%
26%
-1
5%
125
124% Jan
54%
64% 765-7:>
70c
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
4
14% July 25
6 4 3/4 July
8
22% Jan
29
Feb
86
53%
48
.
1
Pitts Ft Wayne ft Chic Ry—
1% guaranteed preferred™——100
May 11
59% Jun
12%
500
94.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
20
38% Jan
*13
*21%
13 V
95
95
Jan 22
22% May 11
July 23
60
65%
100
com
Pitts Coke ft Chem Co
19
87% Jan
92
31%
Porter
73% Feb
9
47% Feb 17
35% Dec
4
34 Vb
124% Jan
7
25% May 19
19 %
19 % May
91% Mar 19
July 31
1°4
93
12
7
Sep
®5
17
May 24
Jan
42
62%
100%
34%
21%
»6%
8°
Jun
87
15
145
119
86
84
4,000
*90
54
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
4
993% Apr
2
19 % Aug 17
9
19% May
22
25% Jan
9
74% Dec 30
18
16
22
fi
24% Jan
73 V8 May
68
Feb
Apr 14
43% Jun 20
Jun
7,600
2,300
28
26%
94
5
66
31
13
273/4
22%
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp..
Pillsbury Co common
39% Jan 26
20
92
64%
—
4
7
28
•90
11,400
53%
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
July 19
15
27
92
94%
48%
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
16% Mar 17
Mar 18
27
*90
5
41% Mar
5
26%
*114
65%
48%
137/a Apr 29
31% May 6
Dec
114%; 114%
541/4
65
74% Jan
83
113%
.
64%
54%
64%
Mar 23
21% Jan
113%
117
16
53%
54
47%
3%%
13
Jan
1153/4
115%
23%
25
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred™.
81% Mar 30
93
102
1013/4
48%
Iio
16% Dec
91
Apr 11
433/4 Feb
1
101%
100%
1,200
523/4 Mar 23
2
102%
;)
91
I,100
41
8
100%
102%
93
1,600
20
Sep 16
17%
*15%
903/4
16%
90%
15%
77% Jan
Jan
*163/4
16%
90%
*15%
96
15%
14
32
17%
*15%
16%
93%
*21%
84% Apr
20% Jan
*16%
51,800
/
130
.17
221/2
775/a Dec 23
74% Dec 22
80
25%
17.
.
*21 %
70% Jun
493/4 Aug 27
95% May 8
533/4 Dec
3
24%
v-
221%
5
79
17%
40,900
1
$1
Mar 29
48% Jan
20,500
25%
*21%
*21%
Apr
9
24%
13%
60
14
243/4
15%
65% Mar 10
1
24%
153/a
Phlla ft Reading Corp (NY)-.-.50c
82
1,400
243/3
523/a
15%
Phllco
22
38 %
153/a
8
Oct
21%
38%
50%
15%
31% May
233/4 July 22
653/4 Feb
1
11% Jan 28
36s/8 Dec
4
21%
51
15%
97%
s
21%
12%
*92%
Jun
20%
100
Phlla
10
Apr
32,000
15%
100
71
40%
15%
100
38%
39
13
4.30% preferred
7
39%
15%
4.68% preferred
1
38%
/
.
153/a
6
Jan
2,400
153/a
26
Dec
27%
38%
91
17
21
26%
21%
91
Feb
65
27
49%
92
Jan
54
30
26%
39"%
26
99
3
100
27%
38%
38%
25
49
Jan
88
383/8
100%
No par
14 2/7
Phelps-Dodge Corp
83% July 26
Feb
165/8
*85 %
No par
4%
July 14
21% Mar 24
92
*16%
com
Pfizer
52
98% Jun
7,000
34%
16%
15%
;
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
11
5% Jan
34%
34%
27%
•
153/a
III
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
13
95% Mar
21,300
87
87
180
313/s
153/8
25
Pennsylvania RR
.;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
50% Jun 17
36% Jun
*16%
'7 '87
31 y8
4%% preferred—
4.40% series preferred-
7
Jan
34%
16 S/8
*85
31%
13
Ford
Penn Power &
5
45
92%
31
15%
5
Glass
*92
34%
51%
26%
12
93
6
Jan
92%
313/s
34%
*16%
15%
25
(J C)
*91%
31%
260
410
13%
common
conv
Penney
27% Apr 27
96% Apr
6
92% Apr 18
89
40
82
4.68%
7
Penna
85% Jan
5
393/4 Dec
July 26
35
55% Mar 20
2
&
943/4
21 %
*15%
■
..
118%
13%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
25% Jan
18
20
26% Jan
Penick
*93%
15%
Enterprises
Co
92 %
*15%
prior preferred
conv
Pennsalt
15% Nov 17
5
5%
30% Mar 31
40% Nov 27
575/a Dec 30
Peabody Coal
22
443% Jun
&
*903/4
23,400
89%
1
No par
Mines
22% July 25
30% July
1
6
102% Apr
Jan
45
Patlno
943/4
793/4
inc_5
Coast Co common
Parker Rust Proof Co
-2.50
Parmalee Transportation —No
par
4
*93%
333/4
89%
503/4
91%
8
94%
32%
373/,
.
25
No par
-
Mar 16
18% Jun
117%
15
Parke Davis ft Co
233/4 May 5
523/4 July 22
31% Jan
4
3
100
79
17%
:
103
common
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp.—
60% Feb 29
3% Jan
18 % Dec
102
78%
233/8
:/
16%
94%
100%
——
Common
4
*15%
1
6 25
American Sulphur
Pan Amer World
Airways Ihc_
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
3
12
J__i
Pan
1
12% Feb 26
.
17%
893/4
78%
Shares
38%
50%
Packard-Bell Electronics
15
21%
37%
51%
*16%
33%
89%
the Week
51%
38%
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
12
203/4
22%
Corp
Pacific Telep &
Teleg
2
21%
/
50%
Pacific Finance
Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting
28
39
20%
No
32%
783/4
40
40%
23%
33%
.89%
*93%
27%
38%
38%
5% preferred.
5
173/4 July
40
28
Pacific
65% July 15
145
5
July 29
89%
87
27%
Friday
Ju1™8
78%
165/«
*85
10
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates
18% May 11
22% May 2
60% Jan 11
32% Jan
*16%
'87
xXl% ;,:28'^'
■
—
Oxford Paper Co
$5 preferred
July 21
51% Jan
16%
16%
•85
.
3105
Co
4 % preferred
Jan 27
163/a Apr
2
83
Jan
130% May 31
93
32%
,
94
31%
■
Owens Corning
Flberglas Cmp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
17
94
34%
7.50
-
Overland Corp (The)_
1
Jun
26% July 25
14 % July 29
13
43
8
26% Mar 10
24
6% Jan
May 11
465% Mar
20
20% Nov
22
16
28
68% Jun
45% Nov
42% Sep
2
Oct
,
104% Feb
9
20
23
14
25
67% Apr
23% Jan
16% Jun
Outlet
.94%,
Corp——I—30c
Elevator
Outboard Marine
12
t
34%
Rockland" Utilftes
Orange &
94%
31%
""""inn
v-/
89%
78
5
_
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Otis
4
23% Jan
Jan
5
36% Feb
42% July 5
58% Jun 23
93% Feb
15% Jun
Jun
Oliver Com
75
153/aJan
94
Olln
5
78
*90%
20
4-24% preferred-—-—Oklahoma Natural Gas
34%
89%
78
Da_
jjq
common
33%
89
Sales for
Thursday
July 27
*90%
92%
31/7 ■31%
34%
343/8
.
16
4
37% Jan
inn
IIIlOO
®as & Elec Co
4% preferred:
23% Jan
2
31
A.4.-44^ preferred—
Ohio Oil Co
54% Jan
23
14% May 14
233/» Jan 16
29"% Oct
Jun
~ ~
34%
89
78
.
Wednesday
July 26
33
,
,.
29% Jun 23
15% Feb
51% Nov
30
4
87
IB
100
LOf AND HIGH SALI PRICES
^
Tuesday
July 25
100
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
16% Jury 11
7
26
22
Sep
3
29
22% July 22
16% Jun 23
39% July 15
23% Feb
4% Sep
Edison Co common
4.40% prererrea
Mar 23
*
Monday
Fa*
Ohio
Mar 24
Jan
22
25% Sep 23
Oct 21
126
July 20
10
85
Jun
18
35
STOCK
EXCHANGE
95% Jan
36% Mar
29% May
NEW YORK
Highest
31% May 17
21
29
15
30
13
9
Dec
Dec
87% Dec
86
Sep
34 V-2 NOV
275/s Jun
83
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1
131
*27
:
131
27%
.
47
133
27 Vb
47%133
27%,
48
*
48
48%
134
134
134
27
27
27
49%
134
27%
48%
132
27%
132
27% 7.
90
1,000.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
22
.
.
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
(418)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
for Previon*
Ban pe
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
July 26
July 27
!
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
July 25
Par
EXCHANGE
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
AND
LOW
STOCKS
July 29
July 28
Shares
v
R
43% Feb
Dec
67
9
28
9
6
41% Dec
23 % Jan
66 % Jan
74% Mar
8
8
16
60% July 28
50% Jun
17
July 27
22% Jun
15
30% Feb
May 22
73
18
Apr
49% Jun
18
19% Feb
30%
9
43% Sep
9
29
32
Nov 24
25% Dec 28
16% Dec
21
Jan
6
53% Jan
4
5
Reading
33 %
Feb
5
:
4%
Co
33% Jan
5
16
9
16% July 26
28% Jan
20
1
14% July 27
20
Jan
6
41% Sep
Jan
14
27% Jun
Oct
12
25% Nov
28
28
1
28% Jan
18
Reeves
7
287A Jun
16
Reichhold
20 % Apr
Reis
2
12% Feb
16
27
20% Apr
17
42% Jan
8
>' Dec
2
16% Jun
24-
48% Apr
19
18
68% Jan
Apr
52% Jun
1
Inc
Bros
Chemicals
7% Nov
12% Nov
25
11% July
7% Feb
25
11% July 11
11
14"% July
12% Jan
20
15
66% Apr
8
81% Sep
78% Jan
38% Jan
5
54% July
56% Apr 29
37% July 15
50% Jan
22
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper ft Brass
28
17
70% Jun
23
Revlon
46% Jan
7
8
56% Jun
21
Rexall
30% Jan
July 27
71% Jan
4
71% Dec
17% Nov
16
Dec
28
42
8
1% Sep
Oct
70
Dec
30
1% July
6
2'A Jan
9
5
68% Mar
4
16
Dec
28% Jan
21
41% July 27
59% Dec
14
55
62
22
50
Mar
9
52
Jun
18
43% May
3
50
Jan
Dec
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
23% Jun
17
30% July 23
22 % July 26
39% July 24
July 25
29 % Jan
2
29
741
Dec
28
605
92
Jan
30
82
81
Oct
5
16
Oct
30
24% Mar 12
7
14% Mar 25
12% Apr
5
9% Apr 14
10% Jan
21 % Jan
8
13
26
46% Jan
4
16
6
24
Jun
50% Jan
24% Jan
2
Jun
22
Oct
12% Dec
17
1
37% Sep
22
10% July
16% Oct
14% July 21
21% Mar
12% Apr
14% May 31
9% May
14'A Mar 25
2
24
\1
2
Jan
42
26% Jun
6
3974
,3874
25%
16%
16%
16%
16%'
16%
15%
15%
15%
1474
1474
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
217 a
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
23%
12%
*11%
117a
13%
18
*17%
17%
173/a
17%
55%
56%
57
57
57%
58
22
22%
.22
22 '
22'
22
-
..
>,
series
«
2174
2274
5,000
2374
11,200
13
.
13
1,300
*56
*1674 ..'177a
58,.*5674
177a
*1674
22%
>
*56
57
<
56%
26%
25%
267a
2474
26%
10%
14%
10%
10%
10%
107a
;
'
56%
2,400
57
25%
10%
14%
100
1.800
2274
20
26%
15,000
'1074
8,500
*14'
14 3A
600
59%
58%
59%
58%
597a
59%
60
597a
•6174
20,300
38
38
38
38
38%
38 Va
38%
3874
397k
2,600
14%
14%
60
58
59
57%
58%
59
59%
49%
47 %
48%
47 Va
48%
467a
48%.
47 Va
4874
19,200
46%
45%
46%
44
46%
447a
46%
44%
46
44%
42,600
61
9,000
*83%
457a
46%
457s
''4574
115
114%
114%
114%
11474
2,100
76 Va
77%
7674
,l77%
20,700
84
*83'A
84
1%
1%
78%
76%,
.
1%
.
84
*83%
17%
1774
174
17% f 1774
17%
46
114%
77
76
84
1%
1%
1674
•
-
.
73
73%
73
73%
73
73 Va
73
74
32%
32 %
32'A
32%
32%
3274
32%
40%
45
40%
4274
42%
44 %
42%
44
C '
73%
13.800
12.500
75
5,500
3274
700
11,600
374
4374
.
'
4674
3274
j
200
1774
1%
174
1%
1%
2,900
>84
•'A 84
17%
17 y3
32%
3.800
'
3%
3%
3%
4174
„
50
*44
50
3'A
3%
41%
42%
41%
*45
,
46
22%
22%
32%
22%
32
■
646 %
605
*
48
*44
42
47
45,
32 %
.
4674
23 %
23%
32%
22%
46
23
4574
2274
.
42
*44
42%
42
46
*3 Va
374
374
42%
i.
32
32%
47%
3%
45 %
2274
33 %
41%
*42%
47 Va
47
32%
32 %
3,900
,
4674
2,900
2374
2,200
-33
620
640
620
627
625
90
*88
90
*88
8,200
635
*88
625
90
*86%
88%
88%
88 %
13%
13%
13%
1374
13%
13%
10%
A
5974
♦45%
46
115%
'
610
common
series
14%
'
20
Corp
14 3A
14%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
17 V8
1,000
10
13%
1374
14 Va
6,500
10 Va
r
13%
1074
10 Va
10 74
3.700
17%
17 %
17
17
1674
17%
17%
*17%
1774
17%
1774
1.7%
1774
1774
800
33%
33%
33%
34Va
33%
3374
3374
33%
3374
34%
52,300
14%
15
14%
15 Va
1474
15
1474
14%
1474
15
7,900
17%
17%
♦17
17%
17%
•
1.100
1
13%
13%,
13 %
13%
13
13
13
13 74
13%
13'A
2.100
1
Rubbermaid
37%
37%
36%
37
34
35%
34%
34%
3474
35 %
3.800
-__5
No par
12%
12%
13%
1474
14%
1474
14
14%
14 74
1474
7,800
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
2274
22%
2274
2274
7,900
3774
21,800
Inc
(Jacob)
____
Ryan Aeronautical Co
23
1.700
23
57
♦56
No par
_10
5
Telephone Corp
Ruppert
600
1,200
58%
___
Elec Corp
Co
15
-
37%
No par
.10
Corp_____
Haas
15
10%
*14%
convertible preferred—_25
ft
143A
25%
17%
preferred
17
10%
*83%
&
17
27%
57
5
Oil
2,400
17
10%
100
Tobacco com
3.60%
12 Va
25 Va
14%
12
*11%
12
31.800
12 Va
25%
12 Va
*25
25%
,
3974
127a
25%
167i
12%
,
5
Ruberoid Co
22
15% July 22
3
14% May
7
Dec
5
July 27
34
47% Mar 11
377a
25
26
________
21% Jan
Aug
39 V*
•12%
25
*56
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp .
1
Roper (Geo. D) Corp_
1
Royal Crown Cola Co
____i._l
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
20 G
Royal McBee
Corp
1
6
17% July 28
May 27
22
37%
12%
25
76%
4%
16
33% July 22
34
2
40
17% Jan
12% Jun
14 % Mav 12
17
33 %
12%
76%
Rohm
3
Nov
16% Jan
18
38%
12%
♦45%
Rockwell-Standard
88% July 26
4
40
114%
Rochester
Mar 23
780
July 26
Jan
21,500
45%
5% %
38% Jan
481% Jan
17 Va
115'A
Rochester Gas
26% Jan
32
3,300
16%
'
Company
____2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
Apr
16
18%
,
12
Ritter
4% Jan
19
187a
17,'
45%
Richfield
35% Feb
18%
16%
114%
Riegel Paper Corp
Jan
31% Jan
13
16%
58%
81 % Feb
3% July 23
18 VB
163/a
22%
Rheem Manufacturing Co
52% July
5% Mar 17
18
16%
46%
42
29% May 23
18%
xl6%
-1
—
(R J)
200
18%
17
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust—____5s
4
2,300
61
18%
21
Chemical
&
*6074
10
Inc
Drug
Preferred
19
28% Jan
26
60%
15
..10
preferred
convertible
Reynolds
78% July 27
84% Apr
Jan
37
3
5
45% Sep
60%
Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
5
16% July 29
17
2% Jan
4
Jan
149
21
76% Jan
111
16
30
July 15
4
55 % Jan
$1
July 11
47% Jun
*
24
Nov
30% Dec
21
22
22
12% Apr
42% Jan
114% July 28
July 24
65
15
Oct
17% Sep
29% Jun 20
84% Mar 26
47% Jun
76
23
48% May 15
163
3
Mar
116
44
61 %
16%
common
28% Jan
3R% Mar
61 %
23%
Co
60% Mar
46% Feb
62%
22%
Eng Co
ft
Mfg
36% July 23
7
10,500
*61 %
62 %
_5
.Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Corp common.
50c
Elec
Reliance
Reliance
7
50% July
7174
4474
56%
2
63% July 27
43
54%
1
Mar 14
57
99.100
71
43%
*17%
4
27% Feb'
19% Mar 14
60%
71
42 3/4
10
5
22
5
5974
71
43%
*25
10
prior preference
div
Jan
16% Jan
60
71
42%
ft Co—
(Robt.)
17% Sep
it
59
71
42%
12y8
No par
50c
—1
Co
Reliable Stores Corp
*19% Mar 17
21
Bit
607a
71%
41%
5?%
38 %
—50
1st preferred
50
2nd preferred
50
non-cum
Roller
$1.25
13% July 15
6% Feb 24
Jan
15% Nov
73
Mar
21
40% Apr 22
4%
Reed
5874
71
42
16%
common
noncum
60%
71%
18%
Inc—3.33%
1
—5
Raytheon Co
18% Jan
28
12 %
60%
*61
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
37% Jan
17
T
Inc
3
16% July 27
35% May
27
Jan
58
71
41%
1st preferred.—
$3.50
Ranco
July 25
24% Jun
2
JuijTIo
73% Apr
25
4
67% Jan
5
17
America comr_No par
No par
5
Radio Corp of
78% Apr
74
July 25
58
1
73% Dec
,
Lt
T
<fi4.
v
S
34% NOV
80
42'A Jan
24
(31% Dec
90% Aug 17
15
Dec
15
250
258
14
Apr
87
26
259
Apr
8
5
32
Feb
26
35
July 11
Apr
25% May
1
36% July 24
30% Jan
2
38
Apr
1
29% Apr
18% Nov
17
27
July
8
16
28
Apr
69
Sep
42% Jan
21
14
79% Apr
19
2
69% Mar
30
56% Dec
May
3
,
14
97
31
29% May
24
12% Oct
4
10% May 16
San
21%
23
Jun
14
July 12
Sangamo
Apr 14
3
16
18% July 15
45% Aug 12
Jan
37% Jan
11
Feb
8
10
19
6
52% Feb
9
82
Dec
7
58% July 28
81% Jun
10
52
Dec
7
39 %
July 28
50% Feb
4
Feb
9
17% Nov
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
12
•>9% July 13
11
Schick
Feb 15
8
76
Feb
16
Jan
4
91
July 12
19% July 27
30
Jan
15
71% Jun
15
73% Nov
18
81
Jan
9
Dec
23
96
Apr
13
81
22
Sep
67
Dec
21
31
6% Nov 13
78
8
8% Jan
4
40% May 25
32% Feb
8
38% Jun
13
20% Nov
19
29% Apr
20% Apr
5
23
10% Mar 11
6
26
Mar
2
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
32% Jun
2
41
Jan
4
39% Jan
5
50% Nov
23
44% Feb
17
59
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
14% July
8
9% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
11% May
2
16
6
91% Dec
17
90
4
97% Apr 25
81% Nov
18% Jan
6
46% Jan
26
12% May
7
49
Jan
19% Jun
-
8
35% Oct
12
Sep 21
13
12% Sep 21
•8% Dec 11
9
88
Jan
7
4
29% Jun
1
43% Jan
11
12% Jun
27
16% July
8
Shattuck
28
43
4
Shell
17% July 27
Dec
4
21% Jan
13
16% July 28
45% Mar 25
59
23% Jan
16
July 28
29% Feb
17
54
6
24
80%
Nov"l7
74% Apr
37
64
July 23
34% Apr
Jan
4
19.800
12.200
9.900
14%
16%
15%
16%
16
1674
16%
17%
16%
1774
10,000
37
37%
36 %
37
35%
3674
35
35
34 34
35%
2,600
53%
54%
53%
53%
53 Va
54
53%
53%
5374
53%
35,000
♦14%
14%
14%
15%
15
15 Va
15
15 Va
15 Va
15%
1,000
12%
12%
1274
;.13 Va
22.900
45% Jan
28
22% Jun
21
25
32% Jan
2
14
29% Dec
15
35% Mar
3
27 % Mar 25
May 10
13% July 26
64%
Jun"l9
34
26% July 29
Jan
11
30% Feb
3
21
14'A July 29
34%
30
30%
9,900
•3274
3474
28,200
57
57
58
56 %
56%
5534
5534
45%
45%
45%
457a
45%
4574
45%
45%
75%
76%
75%
75 34
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1
5
39
39%
37%
3874
38%
38 %
38%:..'; 39
33%
35 74
34 Va
35'A
34%
3514
35%
35%
Singer Manufacturing Co
8kelly Oil Co___
20
25
56%
57%
56 (A
57 %
56'A
5774
56%
57%
37%
38%
37%
38%
3774
38
38
3874
10
34%
35%
34%
3474
3474
3474
347a
357a
.___5
14
14%
13%
14%
14
14%
14
24
24 %
23%
2374
2374
50 Va
51 Va
36 74
Strapping
Co___
Sinclair
Pattern Co
Oil
Corp
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(A
1
No par
No par
Corp
Kline
Marchant
ft
Inc
8ocony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South
15
Gold & Platinum
Amer
1
South Carolina E ft G Co com__4.50
5%
preferred
South Jersey Gas Co
South
8%
50
51 %
53%
50
36
36%
237a
.
36%
5
5
45%
46
X36
37
5
5 Va
5
45%
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5174
*
2474
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49%
50%
48
497V
70,400
36%
363A
3574
37
43.000
45%
45 3A
50%
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50 %:
26
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.
23 34
5%
5,000
4474
3.600
5
5 Va
45
5 Va
46
1,300
45%
44%
50%
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50%
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50%
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.,
5
,
900
17%
3,100
*27%
29
27 %
27%
29
273A
2774
200
Public Service Co^.lCc
13%
14 Va
13%
14 Va
1374
1374
137a
14%
14
14%
4,300
62
26
"
25
62%
63%
62%
6274
62%
62
6274
62%
62%
9,300
5
46%
47%
46%
47%
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47 Va
4674
47%
47
47'A
13,500
Southern Indiana Gas ft Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
34%
34%
34%
34 %
343A
347a
34 3A
35
35
35
35'A
36 %
36
3674
36
3674
36 S/a
37
3674
37%
19%
19%
1974
19%
193/a
19%
1974
1934
19 3A
44%
433/a
44%
44%
45
43% July 27
Jan
4
Dec
15
75
Jan
13
64% Jun
1
68
28%
Dec~31
Edison
8
54'A Jan
5
Southern Railway common
18'A Apr
21
Pacific
Co
(Del)
No par
No par
20
44
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stock tr
ctfs___100
♦67
ri9%.
44
69%
5%
non-cum
Apr
8
23% May 18
29% Jun
13
20% Jun
6
29% Jan
4
2
9% Jan
11
Sparton Corp
30% July 22
35% Jun
30
Spencer
84% May 16
86% Mar 23
4.20%
Southwestern
17%
Service
16% Jan
4
20% May
2
26 'A Jan
4
83
May 23
87% Feb
5
$4.50
32% Sep 24
47% Dec
16
4
Spiegel
76
84% May
Chemical
Co
Spencer
preferred
Inc
common
*4.50 preferred
Square
D
-
69%
173A
*67
1774
26%
26%
26
26%
26
2674
26'/a
26%
21%
21 Va
21
217a
21
21%
21
21'A
7%
7%
Co
common
31%
"
30%
32%
88
/
86 Va
88
1
25
No par
No par
5
*
73/a
32
♦86 %
15%
145/a
22%
227a
2274
2174
8474
85
84 3A
85
32 Va
33 Va
31%
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32 %
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32%
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82
82
,
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25%
26%
26
...
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27 Va
27%
28%
99
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774
32%
3,800
2,100
(TPOO
4,900
88
15 Va
15'/a
82
88
7%
10,400
1,200
-
1574
> 15%
15Va
3,500
22%
2274
85
32%
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88
14%
774
31%
32%
22%
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1474
774
7%
1.400
17.500
61.000
69%
7%
50c
13% May 12
13
18
*67
21%
Kellogg ft Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
21 % Mar 16
97'A Feb
*17%
69%
26%
30%
28% May 21
44
18
*67
7%
*86'A
30
43%
*177a
26
6
22
69%
21%
100
22
4
18
*67
1
Co___1
preferred
83
4474
177a
18
2.50
Public
Spalding (A G) ft Bros Inc
21% Oct
24.
13,200
28 Va
17
page
15%
*27%
19
see
14%
26%
15
footnotes,
5,600
3,000
14 34
17'A
19% Jan
3574
26%
Southern
4
6,200
39 Va
3574
17%
5
37% Jan
57%
38%
26%
23% Jan
25 % July 25
56 3A
17%
*27
60% Jan
30
45.300
'
26%
17
37% Dec
3674
17%
30
10
35%
•
2614
18% Dec
20% Jun
8.700
17 Va
48% Nov
For
1,400
39%
76
.
26%
16
July 21
1,600
'
76
*74
18
24% Oct
43 % Jan
45
76
*38%
24%
76
26 %
16
82
44 %
2,200
57
17 %
com
22
8
•:
18%
2.50
Sugar
37% Jan
9
56
17%
Rico
preferred
Southeastern
*56%
4,600
5
25
Puerto
16
29% Mar
10.200
327a
33% Jun
77% Feb
2,900
17,900
3134
22
7
15%
3374
3374
46% Jan
2
15'A
32%
31%
25
Oct
15%
32%
3274
31% Nov
,
15%
31%
.
31%
California
Den
1574
32%
32%
Co
Nov
5.200
15 Va
31'A
31%
Corp
Signode Steel
Southern
16
3074
15 Va
32%
17%
Southern
Apr'Io
30%
14%
32
16'A
64% July 15
89%
30%
15
32%
18%
50% July 18
35% July
8
~9
29%
30
14%
31%
1674
17
-
5,900
16
12
81% Dec
2.600
34
18
34 % Nov
1
70
9%
34
17
31% Jan
6% May
9%
3374
16%
56% Feb
5
9%.
33
18
39% Jan
9 % Mar
9
3274
94%
*93
1674
3
2
29%
30%
30
9
94
16
41 %
10
32%
33
"12%
94
177a
37% Mar 16
6% Sep
874
8%
33
12%
|
95
17
63% Mar 25
19% Apr
*9374
1674
13
85
8%
9
-
-t
18
24
19% Mar
13 Va
94'A
>
1678
Feb
4-
12%
94%
6%
16%
30% Nov
Sep
13%
96
13
*94%
8%
5
27% Aug 21
6G
72
*6974
674
Labs.No par
4
70
*6974
2074
French
12
70
35 %
Smith
Dec
*6974
72
230
6,900
S%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
18
20%
2074
2074
5
22% Nov
20%
2074
3474
15
44% Dec
20%
1974
674
28% Mar 23
16
90
2074
42% Jan
Jun
90
*87%
3574
64% Jun
7'A Jan 12
46% July 12
90
90
20 Va
9
50
76
35
2
10
76
1774
Smith-Corona
12
76
17%
11
Jan
76
18%
26
4% Jun
76
*87%
20%
1,300
84%
674
47% Mar
34
83%
20 %
34% Jun
-
8374
3574
26
20
83
76
90
*69%
72
*69%
84%
16'A
18% Feb
Apr
52% Feb
75%
83
,
674
30
8% May 18
5,700
84%
2074
61% Jun
38
8,900
83
84% ,86
35,600
.
17
53% Jan
9
1074
16%
9
15
40
1074
3574
52% Jan
16
6074
3974
10%
6%
4
6"% Dec
59 Va
39%
9%
18%
29
30% Jun
61
39%
10
17%
Smith
16
58%
4074
20%
16
23 % Jun
6574
974
35%
Jun
7
5874
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10
6%
31% Nov 24
29% July
63%
43%
9%
34%
22% Feb
45
66
43%
10%
20%
9
May
69%
44
7%
22
12
1,800
874
9
20%
12% Sep
5
874
9
3,900
34 %
44% Jan
22% Jan
21,100
16%
Simplicity
62% July 18
400
21%
18%
Simonds Saw ft Steel___
4
14 Va
21
6%
1
50o
Simmons Co
55
874
*14
2174
17
4
55% Jan
2
874
32%
'
America
Corp
of
Corp
6
39% July 13
Jun
9
14 %
20 %
34%
1
Jan
33% July 25
14
8%
•
20%
No par
No par
94% Jan
26% Mar 24
9,200
27,200
16 74 -16 74
<16%
*14
2074
9%
Siegier
9
'29%
8Va
•
774
;
•
16%
1
2
75% July 22
29
8
18
4
48% Mar
July 27
31% May 22
67"% Apr
2
1474
2074
__1
Corp___
Mfg
20'/a Jan
42 %Jun
59% July 27
104 %
*14 Va
68%
Shell Transp ft Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Sheller
43
60% July 14
23
Steel
Oil
Sheraton
Jun
14%
21
.2.50
Co
56% July 26
18% Jan
48% Nov
Inc
(Frank G)
30% Apr
30
14%
*42
1
Gas
ft
17
Sharon
2974
600
19,100
-
16
8%
No par
Industries
Oil
Shamrock
93
*91%
1
preferred
Shahmoon
14% Mar 31
774
200
3,500
■
36%
36 Va
93
2874
17 %
72%
3
;
Co
Servel Inc common
$5.25
36 Va
35%
34%
17 Va
*7174
5
Co
ft
Rubber
26
22% Aug 12
24% Oct 28
22
78
Jan 14
J5% Jan
2
Roebuck
Jan
34%
17
72%
5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Seiberling
3474
1674
190
10,200
2874
_20
Corp
Sears
28
"__1
Air Line RR Co
25
3674
-
28%
7%
20% s
20%
23
270
*3374
17
14
20%
Seagrave
86
*230
*9174
21%
.
86
270
*72
20%
8%
87
2974
1674
'
3774
28%
93
774
17
20%
42% Dec 30
22% Dec
16%
16%
*88%;
4
16
29
8
88%
Jan
23
30
7%
88%
Jun
Jan
29%
8%
74%
19% Jan
8% July 25
30
75%
38
17% NO V
18% Jun
Jan
3674
*91
*74%
29% May 25
18% Jun
23% Sep
May 17
3574
36%
93
No par
Seaboard
13% Jan
27
72
14
_No par
Seaboard Finance Co
Apr 22
17% July 29
3
26% July 16
1674
72
*91%
■
"**OV
3674
3474
1674
No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
14
31% Nov
66% Jan
Mar 17
♦3374
17%
72
x35%
16'A
$4 preferred
30% Mar 18
34'A
36'A
8%
1
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
93%, Jun
*33%
29%
1
30
Inc
Scott
17
May 27
71 % Feb
5
72
80
16%
'
'
28%
93
36
5
1.40
35c
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
17
39% Feb
28'A
29
*91%
5
Savage Arms
Corp
i
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
21
20% July 27
'8% May
12% Mar
34% Nov
Imperial Corp
Electric Co
81 ■*?-:$ 5L-y.
A:
*230
28%
16%
30% July 19
lr.l
86%
28%
72
5
100
10
1
^
270
72 %
7
16
*230
34%
pfd 4.40%
Diego
270
♦230
17%
12
July 13
270
iit
86
16%
Mar 14
7
*85
72
Jan
5
86
34%
___100
St Regis
1st
85%
No par
_No par
5%
24% Jan
4
8% Dec
19
55'A Jan
93
86
27%
Paper Co common
series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
88
Mar 13
89 % Dec
Preferred series A
79% Feb
8
35% July 27
24% Dec
22% Jan J 8
37%
35%
10
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light ft Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
36%
36%
*230
100
St
36%
36%
*85
1.66%
.
.100
Stores common
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
7
July 28
May 27
80
.
Safeway
40% Apr
35% July 25
15
•
22%
84%
223/a
23'/a
83,800
8434
85
32%
33%
84%
32 3A
32%
*81
27%
'
82
28 34
*81
28%
1,390
19.800
82
30%
29,200
Volume
Number 5973
192
.
.
.
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(419)
23
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range
for Prevloui
Range Since
Year 1959
I
34
owest
V? NOV
17
23
?{>ADec
"S'/e
May 29
133/4 Sep 21
45% Nov 25
20
39% Nov
45%
50
85
Oct 23
NOV 16
Jun 30 <■
7
8
6
27% Jan
84
Jan
31% Jan
18
Jan
v
2
Lowest
Highest
37
Dec 18
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
49% Jun
10% May 11
Standard
1
11% Apr 25
4% Jan 15
12% May 11
40
Jun
1
30% Jun 20
51% Jan
Standard
82 Vi Feb 24
4% Mar
V'5;> July 29
23% May 11
62 Va Jan 23
76
23
July 29
Standard Brands
$3.50 preferred
Standard Gas
35
Standard
Oil
17
May 16
44% Jan
Standard
Oil
26
40
50 % Jan
Standard
of
Jan
23
44 y2 May 31
86y2 Jan 13
Oil
64%
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
41% July 27
Apr
92
24
May
10
76 y2
May
2
28
May 11
May 6
July 19
28
43% Dec
22
31
23% Jun
62% Sep
9
71
2
78
Dec
14% Mar
Apr 21
76 %' Nov
,24
17% July 27
19% Dec
2
16
8
8
May 11
56
Jah
89
36% Jan
Jan
$1.60
40% Jan
6%
42% Jan
21% Mar 25
Jan
29
50% July 28
65% Jan
4
77
14
82
Jan
12% July
27
Starrett Co
3%%
5
18% Jun
23
6
16% Jan
5
59% Jun
34% Dec
22
44% Mar 24
66% Jun
30
23
Sterling
25 Ve Apr 29
23
Apr
1
33 % Jan
4
Stevens
2
22
17
Dec
29
52
63
Sep
21
5
9% Jun
9
9% Aug 26
325
Sep 22
14
May
6
2
11
May 16
26% Mar 24
8'% Jun
29% Oct 28
Oct 28
20
Oct 28
17
50
Apr
33% Mar 25
618
Apr 12
Jun
16% Jan
Aug 25
19
24 y2 Jan
20%
27% Mar 13
6
15% Jan
29
7
May 26
July 26
25 % Mar 28
Apr
8
24% Dec
28
50
11% Sep 23
79% Dec 21
33 % Jun
22%
40%
40%
40%
35%
36%
36%
36%
7
40 Vs
40%
40 %
10
46%
46%
46'A
100
*86%
87 %
♦86%
1
27%
20
(The)
Sterchi
Bros
&
19
5 %
$5
37% May 17
64% Jan
4
Sunbeam
17% July 29
26% Jan
4
7
Sun
'15%
Mar 20
12% Jun
1
Mar 13
80
4
Feb
16 % Jan
84
Apr
18
21
65% Feb
9
42% May 17
55% Jan
Jan
27
20% May 27
21 % Jan 20
24 % Jan
7
29
23% Jun
30% Dec
16
1
33% Feb
25
7
38% Jan
106% Feb
29% Jun
Dec
20
85% Mar 11
93% Jan
15
15
8% Mar 20
Jan 23
5% Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
5
>
47% Aug 21
2165
14% Mar
5% Jun
895
1
Apr 21
26% Feb
23
2£
39% July 26
7% Mar 11
1348
Jan
50
4
Jun
29
51% Feb
Sun
Oil
25
Swift
11% Jan
14
15
Jun
22
443A Feb
17
68
Jun
20
Talcott
10% Jan
15
15%
15 y2
15%
15%
18
18
*18
52%
537/b
<
83 %
♦82
14
*13%
18%
53 v
18
/
18
%
-
■
81%
*83
v33%
100
-
14,500
>
88
33%
>200
33%
1,000
34
34
34'/2
1,900
24%
24%
25
25
5,600
15%
15%
15%
15VB
5.300
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V
52%
33%
18%
50%
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*33%
*18
51 Va
.
18 «/2
y
800
52
50%
83 Va
*82
9,500
,
83%
13%
14
14'A
400
56%
57%
56%
58%
12,500
26%
27%
26 »/a
4,800
26%
27%
26%
27
27
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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1
14%
14%
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15
14%
15%
18
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18
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18
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14
50%
51
49%
29%
29%
'*13%
51
29%
29%
8%
7
225
8%
8%
7%
8%
8%
7%
7
231
51
♦28%
218%
7
220
225
14
26%
51%
51%
28%
29
8%
8%
7%
223
:
30%
31
49%
50%
19%
19%
19%
13
19%
•
19%
20
13%
13%
13%
*81
13%
82%
45%
21%
21%
21%
22%
23
32
31%
90
89%
89%
10c
5%
5%
5%
900
34
35%
33
25
40
41%
39%
12%
12%
12%
53%
54 Vs
53%-
7%
7%
1
v
4,200
1,200
9%
50,600
8
7 Vb
230
46,400
245
720
30.%
31
31%
1,700
50'/a
50%
51
53 »A
11,400
18%
13%
*81
47
19
17%
19%
5,200
14Va
13%
14
82 Va
7,700
*81
82%
47
47%
47'A
4,900
21%
21%
21 Va
217/a
22 Va
17,200
23%
23%
23%
233/8
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
1,100
90%
90%
91%
*89 3A
90 %
1,800
5 3/4
3,900
907
920
920
.
23
5 %
41%
915
8%
7%
100
,
23
45%
■
5%
25
4.16%
8%
225
1,800
17%
90%
31%
90
*171/4
31%
23
31%
500
15
30%
13%
82 Va
3,100
"
15
21%
21%
22%
*81
45%
1
30
Corp
51%
7%
49%
12.50
,
17%
*28% .29%
222
31
45%
California
21%
51%
30%
45%
America
*21'A
14%
51
49
23
'55
211/4
14%
.
29%
48%
82%
A
271/4
21'A
17%
31
*81,.
common
27%
271/4
273/a
27
48%
No par
series
13%
'
30%
1
common
Wayne
*33
•
'
'
52
*82
53 %
83
35
<
29
27'A
l
Co
of
of
Symington
31
33%
24 %
15%
81%
-f
5,200
90
27%*
57%
Co
9
33
24%.
5
Mining
&
33%
24%
100
5%% 2nd pfd series of
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Oil
■*.
~i
Corp
M
.
■
24 'A
No par
Co
90
34%
1
preferred
Sweets
*861/4
28
33
1
Co
Superior
87'A
87%y
28%
34
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
Sunshine
871/4
2 7'A
*86%
1
Chemical
4%%
47
24%
20
$4.50 series A preferred
14
29
46%
26%
Sundstrand
94
46%
56%
Corp
Corp
48% July 21
46'/a
27 y2
Gas
14
Dec
67
46%
44,200
56%
preferred...
38% May 29
162,600
27'/a
issued
Suburban
411/4
54y,
Studebaker-Packard Corp
conv
40'A
27%
Webster
When
4
40%
55%
Broadcasting Co__
4
40 %
5
&
15
28,100
40%
54,900
;
.
2.50
Storer
Jan
37%
26%
common
Stone
17% Jan
423/8
54%
prior preference
24 % Jan
23%
>
34%
*82
23%
300
40%
87 >/4
*34
4%
36%
46%
35
45/a
22%
46 %
•81
4%
5.300
41 %
40%
89
•81
5,600
36% 5 37%
40%
27
11
40%
40%
36%
28% '
10%
22%
23%«
40%
36%
-
1
130
10%
4%
•
76
*13%
Co_
58% M'ar 28
529
22
>
;:
46V4
76
10%
4%■
46'A
76
1
30% Jan
5
23%
*4%
*
46 »A
_5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
18% Feb
4%
Shares
July £9
—15
Inc
Fuller
11
24%
5
Inc
Stlx
&
10%
32%
_No~par
common
4
Baer
*75%
33%
100
Co
45%
75%
15%
Inc..__
P)
89
46%
75%
20
I ~~
Co
Stores
Drug
(J
27%
46%
76
20
S__
L
•80
28
46%
the Week
Friday
July 28
11%
11
Sales for
Thursday
g
4
Jan
24% Apr
10% Nov 20
23%
40%
25
preferred
25% Jan
21
Jan
22%
6 25
preferred
preferred
16%
20% Sep
35
*4%
Stewart-Warner Corp
52% Dec 29
22% Nov 25
88
4%
Jersey
7
'
218 y2
4%
1
preferred
6
20% Jan
New
Stauffer Chemical
May 23
9
18
lOo
California
convertible
Feb
Dec
11
Indiana
convertible
13 % Jan
33
107/8
Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
1
2 6 Va Feb
29
♦75%
Industries
convertible
$1.20
37% July
20
45%
75%
Standard Oil of Ohio common
3%%
preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
/ Mar
102'
of
46%
75%
1
Electric
of
Jun
12
31% Dec
&
PRICES
July 27
45%
Cprp
SALE
Wednesday
July 26
No par
com
HIGH
Tuesday
July 25
F»r
No par
Kollsman
59% Jan
12% Jan
43
Inc
Financial
52% Apr
,
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
35'/a Feb 25
70% Jan 12
47
5%
5%
910
925
5 V2
5%
923
915
34
34%
39%
41%
40%
12%
13 Va
13
13
54%
52Va
54%
52%
54
7%
73/a
7%
7%
41%
41%
411/2
35
40%
13
940
*33
34%
*32%
33
700
370
400
40%
9,300
13%
%"
413/4
13y8
7,300
T
29
Feb
6
8% Nov 25
35 % Sep
22
Dec
48
6% May
13% Mar 10
44% Nov
1
Jun
17
64% Jun
2
22
6ct~21
87% Aug
11
35% Apr
4
Feb
34
11
45 %Jun
8
243/4 Apr
25
Inc
(James)
TelAutograph
Tennessee
0
Corp
1
Corp
3
14
293/8 Mar 15
Tennessee Gas Transmission
23
39% July 15
25% Mar 10
27
Apr
1
17
Nov
16
61 % Jan
27
193% Nov
20
23 Va Nov
25
393/4 Jan
23
14% Mar 10
15% July 22
154
Feb
18
14 Va
8
Jan
2
80
Apr 24
Texas
Gas
Jan
14
Texas
19 '/a Jan
7
Texas
256'A May 25
29% Jan 11
Texas
Instruments
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
86
11
Texas
&
Texas
4
27% May 20
33% Jun
15
0
32% May
3
613/4 Jan
7
28
Dec
July 25
36% Mar
72
14% Oct
14
9% July
8
13
Jan
27
May
23 %
4
ctfs
Pacific
Inc
$1.25
Thiokol
Sep
79
8
70% May
46% Feb
0
16
67%Jun
84
10
4%
24
88
Jan
23
Feb
24
18
29% Apr
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
4
233/a Mar 29
45 Va Jan
2
69.% Dec
7
6
Timken
19% Mar 11
26 Va Aug
16% July 20
22 Va Jan
4
Tishman
17
15 Va Feb
17
18 v2 July
7
Toledo
33
22
37% July 11
30
Tractor
Trane
3
July 29
Jun
May 20
4
683A Jan
19% Jun
3
28 Va Jun
53% Sep
21
70
Jan
26
56% Mar
9
73% Jun
17
25 >8 Jun
10
34 '/a Sep
1
243A Mar
8
29% Jan
4
16
60
29
July" 15
Jan
7
7 % Dec
30
17% Jan
8
24% Jun
27
27
16% Jan
18
37
Sep 21
50% Dec 24
21
Jan
12
34 Va Jan
7
64% Jan
29
9
Nov
18
8% Nov 16
36
42%
423A Aug
33
3
July 27
39
Jun
Mar
5
May
7
Mar 13
36
13% Mar
30
8
2
May 17
Tidewater
$1.20
23%
23%
231/2
23
23%
23
23%.
24%
11,700
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16VB
15%
16
15%
16
20,400
221
220%
225
220%
215V4
221 %
2151/4
22Vb
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
14%
14Vb
14'A
15
15 Va
15%
151/4
16
15%
5
77
76
76%
9,500
19%
195/a
19%
19%
11,800
23%
23%
77
70
24
23%
1,400
23%
23V2
23%
23%
24'A
8
30
30%
29'/2
29%
29
29V2
29
29
*29 Va
29'A
2,100
37'/2
39'A
37%
39'A
37
3 8 5/8
37%
39
37%
38%
39,600
10
10
*9'A
10
*9V4
10
52%
54
7.50
9 5/8
24
95/8
Wooldridge Inc—
55
56
100
*81
83
551/8
56
54%
55%
83%
831/2
83%
*82'A
841/2
*9'A
9%
200
'
53%
541/4
*82%
9,400
84%
10
10
17%
17 5A
17%
175/a
17'A
17s/8
175/s
17%
17%
18'A
8,000
28
22'A
22'A
j
21%
21%
22
221/B
22'/a
21'A
22'A
22%
1,900
No par
521/4
52%
/
51%
*81
*
521/4
52%
52V2
52
531/2
51
52
7,400
16 5/8
16%
16 5%
165/s
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
1,300
S
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
33'A
34
33%
33%
341/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3,400
_1
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,400
7
64
65
64%
65%
65
65%
65
66 V2
66%
67%
7,800
2
25%
26
25%
26%
26
26Vt
26
26%
25%
26%
21,100
451/4
47%
46%
47'/a
47'A
48'A
45,600
27
27
.
Corp
Corp
1
1
44%
46%
Steel___No par
1
27%
28%
.
Industries
Airlines
Trl-Continental
29
*74
76%
19%
No par
Co
4
9% July
75
78
19'/4
Co
39% Jan
38% Jun
75
77'A
19%
*74%
76
■
1
Williams
3
74 'A
77%
191/8
Co
Transue
59% May 27
741/4
76%
19i/4
Bearing
Trans
39% Jun
77
77%
19
Co
Trans-United
Apr 13
3.400
76%
Supply Co class A
Corp
preferred
$2.70
5,700
16%
*74%
50o
Co
Transainerica
54% Mar 10
27,800
100
Realty & Construction
&
Va
23 Va
No par
Roller
World
214
215%
No par
common
Edison
Coal
45%"
*26
48
r
28%
4%
28
*26
5
28 Va
5
200
5%
11,800
11 »/2
121/8
11%
12%
10,200
35%
36
35%
36
35%
35 Vs
12,700
52 s/8
52%
52%
52%
52%
53 Va
26
26%
26'A
26%
4,100
28
30%
29%
30%
19,200
4%
4%
111/8
11-%
11%
12
11'A
1
35%
361/4
35%
36
50
common
Co
*26'A
12
4%
41/4
8
Inc
3,700
52%
52%
52%
523/4
4%
4%
1,900
_1
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
Electric Co common
1
5 % conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
321/4
33'/8
32'A
32%
29i/4
32 Vs
53
53
52
52
52
52%
52
53
53
35%
36%
3 5 s%
36%
355/8
36%
35%
36 5/8
36%
37%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*37%
1
9%
10%
10
lO'A
10
10'/a
1
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
141/a
14%
15
14%
15
'Ay
3,200
38%
40 'A
391/4
41
;>
27,100
7%
7%
7%
Traux-Traer
Tung-Sol
48
12% Feb
11
17 Va Nov
18
25 % Apr
1
13%Jun
21
19% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
10% Dec
23
14% Jun
29
18% Jan
22
Udyllte
19 Vo Nov
6
30% Mar 13
243A Feb
29
20
Underwood
9»/4 Jun
12
8% July 18
3,500
23%
213%
Mfg
Oil
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
17% Apr 20
32,300
36%
preferred
4
27%
30
76
35%
23 Vs
22'A
1
11
40% May 27
52
3
10
74'/8
36'A
I
Jan
19
28
July 28
74
36
Oil
Electronic
25% Mar 14
July 31
54% Mar 3
29
753/4 Mar
11
72%
35%
10
19
Jan
8% Feb
July 25
% May 12
50 Va Jan
56% Jan 14
43 Va Apr,
I
4% July 22
11 %
26,800
731/8
35%
22%
Trust—
Transition
16
Jun
40% Feb
22 5/8
721/4
35%
(J R)
Torrington
15% Dec
51
17
Va Apr 15
22'A
73
35%
preferred
Nov
21
Jan
22
72 Vs1
Common
207/a Sep
79
22
73
No par
preferred
Glass
Thompson-Ramo
62
14,000
35%
Ry Co
Chemical
Thompson
22
2,000
V
22%
common
conv
Thatcher
6,700
8V4
41%
35V8
Corp
Utilities Co
share
Textron
54%
7 S/8
41'A
ex-distribution__l
Sub
Jan
108
22
53%
7%
42
33%
Transmission
4
Jan
243/4 Jan
26% Jan
31% July 30
22
41 '/a
72%
Inc
Jun| 15
4
193A
6
July 22
5
Inc
Texas
12
18 3/4
41'A
41
8
Co
Gulf Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
37
21
36 Va Sep
11
July 25
Texaco
70% Jan
29% July 30
23
7
4
8
87
72% Jun
124% Mar 18
Dec 31
76
193A Jan
63
Jan
20% May 17
26% May 18
102%. Dec 30
May 27
'40
__25
Jan
36% July
Texas
71 Va
27yaJun
7%
1.28
Coach
Twin
Oil
TXL
Co
Corp
39
*37%
*37'/2
39
*51
*37%
39
39
*37%
10
10
10 Vs
14%
1,000
15,200
400
39
10%
14%
14
6,200
16,600
U
41
Jan
28
120% Feb
30 V8 Jun
9
19
86% Oct
15
74
Aug
4
67
Dec
77
Dec
51
353A Mar 16
98% Mar 4
80
17
22
38% Jun
21
6
94
Jun
28
76
77% Feb
25
68% Jan
24
87
3
77% Jan
40% Dec 23
29 Va Nov 17
73/4 Nov
18
29% Nov 27
19% Oct
1
30% Jan
6
25% Jun
2
4
31
Jan
5
8% Jan
29
32% Jan
6
25% Feb
20 Vb Apr
243A Jan
13
July 15
25
37% Jan
4
Mar 26
32% Apr
45
4
73/4 Jan
66
136
Apr
3
88
1093/4
Mar 26
21
% Apr
5
81
12
Nov 27
Oct 22
64
29
21
Sep 23
7% Dec
9
29% Jan 12
16
Jan
23 Va Nov
.
July 15
293/a May 17
14
Oct
26
84
9% Feb 26
0
373/4 Jan
28
25
74% Apr
43% Jan
Oct
86
5
7
8
Oct
22% Jun
8
33 Vb Mar
36
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
9
78
Apr
19
53% July 10
383/o Feb 19
101
.
Feb
32% Mar 26
30% Jan 22
95
Mar 24
-
21
98% Feb
92
Mar
20
8
9
18
% Feb >11
28% Jan
39% Jun
4
15
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
7
Mar 21
30
36% Mar 28
22Va Jan
6
17
45% Mar
9
31% Jan
6
20% July 28
32% Jan
5
59% Aug 27
46 % Apr
19
533A Jan
25
20% July 20
16
Jun
29
20
Jan
25
27% May 20
May 10
11% Jan
8
5% July 21
1% Jan
11
50
2
65 % Dec
3
34% Mar
28
Nov
13
19
16 % Apr
19
42% May
4
28
21% July 24
2 Ve Mar 10
Dec
Sep 23
80% Sep 1Q
7% Jan
183/4 Jun
1
Apr SO
Apr 12
303/8 Jan 27
64% Jan
33% July
30 Vb Mar
4
85% Aug 18
83% Jan
4
35
Jan
26
24 Vb July 19
30% Jan
75
Dec
21
49
July 26
74% Jan
4
43 % Jun
513A Apr
28
4
14
For
footnotes, see page
24.
8
16
90% July 21
4
4
United
Board &
pfd
pfd
100 *
100
41/2%
U
S
U
S
-
Fastener
No par
(Del)
2.50
Corp
preferred
100
1
No par
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
33%
31% 323/4
115% 119%
' < 37%
37%
93
93
*73
80
*73
74
*82%
84
41%
41%
27% 28
8V8
8%
30 Vs
30 %
*21
21%
27% 28%
40% 41 Vs
*95% 105
8%
30
21%
27'A
40Vb
30%
21Vb
28
41%
34%
*94
22%
54%
29%
VA
31%
17Vs
21
29%
—No par
10
& Foreign Securities
Freight Co
14%
40%
*93% 105
*84
86%
27% 27%
Carton Corp
(Del)
1
United Electric Coal Cos
—5
United Engineering & Foundry.._5
United Fruit Co.—
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co
13%
United
Greenfield
Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co
1
-United Shoe Mach common
21
6% preferred
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
United
"
'
1
America—No par
preferred
38
21
Jan
of
1
29 Vb Jun
17 Vb Jun
Nov
$4.50
Biscuit
United-Carr
11
%
45%
30%
29 %
conv
United Carbon Co
7
1
United
Jan 25
31 Va Jun
7
1955)
(ser of 1956) conv
United
Artists Corp
4%
76
18
9
!63A Jan
(ser of
Co
54% July 25
38% Dec
22
A%
preferred
Car
July 20
17
42% Jan
Tank
Apr
Mar 11
23% July
2
non-cum
143/a
38%
8%
10
No par
Union Twist Drill CO
5"
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4%
93
22
375/8 Mar 16
16% Jan
series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR-Co common—10
Union
14%
40%
'
*14
117 1
* 37% *38 :*
93Va
93%
*73
80
*73
74
82% 82%
41%
41%
27% 27%
$3.70
27
10
2
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
Preferred
26
May 17
84% Jan
38% Apr
88% Apr
9% May 19
42 Vb July
May 10
235/8 Mar
24
4
uSioS
•;
14%
38 %
31%
Paper Corp—6%
_Nopar
Electric Co common_„„_10
Preferred $4.50 series____No par
14%
39%
?%
5
Carbide Corp
4
■
Co
Bag-Camp
Union
July 25
24
Mar
Union
Jan
16
Rubber
6
87% Jan
Sep
&
4
43% Jan
32
Asbestos
14%
38
1
No par
Corp
Union
,148% Jan
114
(The)
1
12% Mar
7% Jun
30 % Jun
14% Aug
4
Apr
2
150% July 27
48% Jun
Corp
49V4
16%
8V4
6
17%
1
*
54'A.
32
34 Vs
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24%
49'A
35%
98
22%
56
31 %
7%
31%
17%
21%
30%
49'A
16%
3%
6
17%
1
55%
32
34 %
90%
25
51%
*84
27%
'
86%
34%
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22%
54%
29%
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17'A
20%
29%
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16%
8%
5%
17%
34%
98
22 Va
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- 53
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34 V4
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25
49
28
32
,"
32 A
119
121%
37%
37%
93% 93 %
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80
73
73
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41% 41%
27% 28%
8%
29 %
21%
27%
39'A
8 A
30 Va
21%
28%
40
,s
*93% 105
83V4 84
27
27%
34% 34%
*94
98
*22%
56
55%
32
30%
7%
>
7'A
32
*31>A
18
17'A
21 Vs
20%
30Va
29%
50
50
17
16%
8%
8%
6
*5%
17% >
17%
lVs
1
54
»; 52%
32%
*32
35 %
34Vs
90%
90
25 V»—
-24%
50%
49'A
23
55%
31 'A
7%
32
18
21 Va
30Vs
50%
17
8%
6
17%
1
53%
32%
35 %
90
24%
50Vi
32'A
32%
116%
120 %
37%
•37%
7%
32%
117
3,200
34
21,200
.1191/4
25,200
37%
37%
93%'
94
*'
80
'
94
94
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80
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74
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14,100
74
180
50
84
84
84
41%
41%
41%
421/4
17,300
27%
28%
27 VB
28V4
35,800
8V4
7,900
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8%
8 V4
.
8%
20
29%
30
29%
30
21 Ve
21 Vb
21%
21%
400
28%
30 Va
29%
311/4
21,100
38%
39 Vs
39'/2
40%
37,400
*91
100
*91
6,600
105
85
85
861/4
861/4
27'A
27%
27%
27%
5,800
34%
34%
34%
35
5,400
1,500
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98
23
23
22%
22%
56
56%
56%
57V2
30%
30%
7VB
7%
*31'A
32V4
*94
*31
400
98
3,300
31%
2,100
7VB
7Va
29,000
311/4
311/4
2,300
17%
17'A
17V4
18
20%
20 Vs
2OV2
20%
26.500
29%
30%
29%
30%
29,000
*49%
50 %
50
50
600
17
17
17
2,900
9
6,500
17
85/s
5%
17 V4
1
8%
6
18 Vb
1
8%
3.900
6VB
6VB
17%
18V8
1
1
2,900
14,700
26,600
53
53%
32%'
32%:
345A
35
35
351/2
90
90
90
90
24%
25
251/4
25%.
3,700
49 V»
50 Vb
49»A
50%
10.100
53%
*32 3/4
54
.y
33%;
6,800
50
5,000
150
24
The Commercial and
(420)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Slnee Jan. 1
120
Apr 27
86% Sep 22
165
Mar 30
M5% Sep 22
28
28% Oct
22
9
27
2
35% Apr
3
8% Jan
4
31% Feb
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
29
Jan
30
40
Dec
39% Oct
23
9
Jan
45% Feb
10
142% Sep
24
33% Jan
19
99
Jun
8
8% Jan
26% Jan
5
Jun
3
35
Jan
4
8
50% Jan
19
Jan 26
77% Feb
5
64
_48% July 25
69% July
7
154% Aug 10
fft
Jan
4
29
37
Jun
29
47
Oct
26% Mar
38% Feb 24
881/4 May
7
138% Sep 21
108% Aug 31
54% Feb
153
Jan
22% Dec
7
6
37% Feb
47
36%
Feb
19
5
1
Jun
15
50
24% Jan
36
Feb
36% Jun
24
24% Mar 29
22
50% Mar 12
26
17% Jan 30
15% Jan
8
8% Jan
2
Feb
12
9
14
53% Oct
19
May
13% July 11
Dec
146
9
Sep~21
18%
32% May 11
157
4
5
63% Jun
17
Jan
6
22% Jun
60'A Aug 28
51% Jan
47% Feb
41% Apr
Mar 30
46
148
Apr 10
29% Dec 21
23
13
28% Jan
5
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
83
50
July 29
> 41% Feb
16
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32% Feb
3
38
40
9
44
47% Aug 27
16
42
2
13% July 28
22% Jan
2
30% Nov
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
26% Sep
21
53
Jan
28
34
Mar
11
17
31% Feb
26
Nov 23
39% Jan
12
12
11 July 28
38% Mar 11
__
__
8
23
23%
26%
26%.
26%
26%
45%
46%
: i
*
154%
Tobacco
S
S
Whelan
United
23%
*8
*8
8%
11"% Jan
22
96% Dec
4
19% Jan
2
2% Jun 28
5
Oct
82% Nov
25
33% Jun
9
98 % Dec
18
76
.
.4
t
77
26%
26%
26%
1,000
47
45%
45%
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77.
*75%
48%
.
49%
49 %
48%
49%
154%
155
35% May 25
107
Mar 20
11
16
9
Apr 22
27% Jun
9
79
26
5
Jan
34% Jan
38%
37%
37%
38
38
38
38
1,000
27%
26%
27 %
27
27%
27%
28
6,700
80%
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.
143 %
23%
47%
47%
48%
142%
143
79%
143%
47%
47%
48
79 %
155
47%
700
81%
62,000
80'A
79%
142%
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99% Jan
4
142%
143
24%
23%
24
23%
24
23"%
24
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36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
30
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29%
29
29 %
29
29%
29%
30
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%,
19%
800
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11%
12%
12%
11%
12%
12
12 J/4
27,500
35%
35
36
34%
35%
34%
36%
3.6%
37 %
4,800
57%
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58%
57
57
57
57%
58
58 %
156
156%
*155
_100
.2.50
*154
4%% preferred
12
12%
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157%
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157 %
30
59%
58%
62'/4
58%
64%
60%
62%
62%
64%
136,000
23%
24%
23%
24
23%,
24
23 %
23%
23%
24 %
19,300
39%
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40
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40
39
39%'i
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39
39
100
1
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82
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82
80%
80%
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82
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54%
55%
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55%
53%
54%
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553/8
18,000
12.80
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
1,700
37
37
37
36%
36%
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37
36
36%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
201/4
21
20%
21
8,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
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33%
33%
34
34%
35
35
34%
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52%
54%
53%
55%
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Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America..:
8
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.
54
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37
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12%
34
*34%
35
55%
50
51%
jj
%
69
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35
34%
34%
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200
58
55,400
1
625,800
11
3%
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'3%
3%
3%
3%
33%
31%
74%
3%
35.500
3%
105%
104%
109%
103%
107%
1041/4
107%
109%
110%
11,600
22%
22%
22%
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22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
83
81%
81%
81%
44%
45
43%
45
43%
65
10
Virginia Elec & Power Co
65
$5
81%
*79
8
preferred
43%
100
com
101%
t
102
83%
44%
86% Mar 23
80
84
July 28
$4.04
preferred
100
83%
82% Jan
18
88
May 19
$4.20
preferred
100
*86%
66
71
79
Sep
29
87% Mar If
82% Jun
23
85
$4.12
preferred
100
*84
85
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
.1
10
*102
4
21% Mar
Feb
2
2
9,
13% Jun
-
5 ;
Jun
30
95
Jun 15
,
.
.,
26
4
19
2
85
20
103% Feb 11
Apr
15% Jan
Jan
4
5%
94% Apr
8
5%% preferred
102% Apr 14.vs»
Vulcan Materials Co
convertible
6%%
common
preferred
-
•
10%
16
preferred
15
15
8,6
86%
100
*96%;^%
-
83%
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*86%
87
85
10%
100
.
102%
*84
..
„
102%
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87
66% Jan
900
35
55
62%
91% Mar 17
87% Jan
700
102%
15
15% Dec
30
2.50
16
9% July 28
403
82
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
1.25
78% Oct
S
1,000
157%
56%
1
Co
156
81% Dec
Jan 29
130
7,100
57
29
Feb 24
3,100
5,000
34%
Jun
103%
420
1
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6% dividend partic preferred
100
51
14,200
36
com.No par
91% Jun
21MiMar
4
397/e Mar
108
6% Jan
8,000
77
50%
155
155 %
18%
13%
Rights
Vendo Co
124% Jun
100
8,800
44%
ft.
24
26%
46%
,
23%
18%
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
$2.28 convertible preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc..
10
Varian Associates
1
9
Feb
9,800
8%
23%
72
69%
70%
'
4% Dec 29
76
12,800
24
30c
Corp
Tobacco
Products
Utah Power &
38%
28
1
Corp-....
8%
Upjohn
,9%
23%
154%
79
24 %
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Leaf
9%
*37%
*35
noncumulative preferred—25
& Pharmaceutical—.l
Universal
9%
23%
154%
*48
80%
142%
Vitamin
United Stockyards
100
26%
48
78%
142%
No par
common
100
7,100
28
38
.27%
47%
*27
13,000
,
38%
49%
154%
38
27%
6
23%
26%
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5%
23%
24
>26%
46%
156%
28
9
44
...
101%
*37%
8%
23%
77
49
154%
38
100
Co
46
49%
9
Shares
100
*156
5%
*27
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July 29
157
5%
38%
28%
*8
8
*75%
77
16%
Corp common
1A July 14
84% Jun 23
20
5
Jan
26% Feb
8%
23%
Jan
5
5
13% Mar 15
35% July 21
36
May
5
67% Jun 20
34% Jan
20% July 28
,
Jun 21
'7%
22%
—1
Pictures Co Inc com
14
Jun
17
84
9
27%
100
Universal
41% Jun
62% Jun
29% Feb
17
8%
*37%
82%
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
—50
Oil
12
9%
38%
27%
S
Universal
Nov
27
8% non-cum 1st preferred
S Shoe Corp
31% Apr
Feb
Nov
Co common
15
7
8%
*37%
48%
7%
U
9%
38%
-j.5
14
40
9% Jan
:
8%
29
156
5%
28
*26
28%
*75%
S Steel
27 %
•37%
5
Rubber
27%
156
5%
5%
28%
S Plywood Corp common.——1
3%% preferred series B
100
S
5%
101
*154%
10
5
preferred
S
7% preferred.
U
5%
•27
100
101%
155
1
common
preferred—.
Universal Match Corp
71
29% Nov
Co
100
155
155
1
A.
Apr 13
80% Jun 17
159
25% Oct
18
U
8
3
29% Sep
14% Feb
12% Jan
11
34% Jan14
24
34% Mar 24
U
U
145% Apr
22
9
U
U
103% Jan
Lines
July 28
99 % 101%
50
common
series
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
27
4
74% May
S
4% %
U
Apr 12
Apr
2
47% July 22
26% Jan 21'
33% Oct
U
Inc
preferred
Thursday
July 27
5%
50
preference
A
Industries
S
4%%
155% July 28
9
139% Jan
4
28
U
19
Jan
43% Mar
75
class
PRICES
Wednesday
July 26
*153%
TJ S Hoffman Mach ccrmmon__82%c
27
3
26
19
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
25
4
100
preferred
5%
SALE
Tuesday
July 25
98% 101%
Far
Gypsum Co common
7%
22
29% Jan
8
7% Mar
58% May II
76
15
Jan
40
20% Jun
7
.
Mar 31
25% Jun
21
29% Oct
13% Jan
8% July 25
38
26
18
U S
12
■;t;
20
24% Jun
13
July 28
27 % July 26
17
14% Apr
157
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
116% Jun
12
Jan
5% May
44% May 28
23
26% Dec
86% Feb
149
12% Jan 29
36% Mar
29
9% Sep
40% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jaa. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
7% Dec
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
102%
44
1023/4
>84
270
*83
88
*86%
*84%
85
*84i%
85
9%
10
9 3/i
170
88
10
15%
'
200
12,800
84
10%
*15..
1,700
45%
*102%
1023/4
2,500
84
85
10
*86
*82
44%
*86%
83%
*84%
14% t. 14%
*86
...87%
*102 %
813/4
■
87
87
10%
23
84
*86
99
*97
*15
15%
15%
87%
70
6,300
300
15%
87%
86
.99-j 4
*97,.
.
=
,-86
80
*
*
97%
98
*62%
65
*97
.
99
<
50
;
w
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
62
May 13
40
46 % Nov
30
30
Jun
Dec
17
14% Jan
2
43% Sep
21
21
41 %
22
11% Nov
4
July 29
12% May 19
94
16
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
Sep'n
50
37
4
21
8 % Jun
30
30
23% July
July 1
23% July 14
24
38% Apr
5% May
8
28
102
79
23
90
91
Apr
42
8
61
Dec
31
101
17
78% Jan
19
14
37
Mar 31
Jan
7
38
Apr
8
38
July 22
31
29%
77%
Dec~29
52% May
92% Jan
28
Sep
7
2
21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
40% Mar 30
97
Jun
15
7
Jan
7
96% Jan
27
July 26
34% Jan
22
53% Mar 20
66% Dec 22
102% Mar 11
683/4 July
48% July
99
14
41% July 25
July 23
8
Jun
25% Jun
40
17% Jan
23
Sep 22
51% Mar 11
500
No par
41%
41%
41%
42
41 %
42%
41 %
413/4
41%
41%
3,700
5
37%
38
38
38
*37%
38
38
38
38
38
.5
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
500
5%
5%
5%
5%
24%
5%
243/s
5%
24Vk
5%
24%
1
5%
5%
7,200
4
11%
11%
12
12
11%
11%
10%
11%
11%
5%
11%
61,200
383/4
39%
39
39%
39%
40%
39%-
96
95%
Waukesha Motor Co
2
May 23
22 Vb May
2
313/4 Mar 10
1
_
Knitting Mills
4.20%
4.10%
Electric
Co
Co
5
32% May
9
May 27
8
8
673/4 Jan
6
1003/4 Feb
25
14% Jan
8
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
283/4 Jan
4
40
Mar 30
43
Feb
4%%
White Sewing Machine
Prior
36% Apr 29
Mar 25
27% Jan
28% Dec
31
36% Mar
53% Jan
2
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
8% Nov 23
*9% Feb
10
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
11% Nov 10
I
1
$3
convertible
|
25% Jun 24
95
*93%
20%
21
21 %
21%
4,500
36%
35%
35%
2,000
*96%
98
*96%
98
*96%
98
98
98
29%
29%
30
*96%
98
30%
29%
30
32%
*83%
85
*29 %
32%
*29%
32%
18%
19
18%
xl8%
18%
2.50
42%
43%
43
18%
43%
26
26%
25%
261/2
40
*29
53
50%
6.25
51%
87
87
*86
*102
105
*102
48%
47%
95%
95%
*95%
22%-
23 %
22
I
*64
47%
5
*64
67
32%
18%
9,500
43%
43%
44
44
44%
24,600
26 %
26%
26%
26%
8,400
53%
86%
*102
86%'
105
47%
95%
95%
22%
48%
95%
22
48%
23
67
*64
66%
52
53%
*86
47%
48 3/a
9534
9534
22%
23%
*64
44
x43 %
433/4
43%
43%
43%
44%
1
8%
26%
27
50
8%
8%
*100
'44
44
1,300
-12,500
50
100
8%
2,600
26%
200
*39%
40%
100
23%
1,500
34%
400
83/a
8%
40
40
*393/4
40%
*39%
40%
1
233/a
23%
23%
233/4
*39%
23%
40%
White Stores Inc..
23%
23%
23%
Wilcox Oil Co
5
32 %
32%
x323/4
32%
*32%
33%
33%
33%
36%
373/4
36%
373/4
37%
38
80%
80%
*80%
813/4
813/4
813/4
27%
27%
27%
27%
271/4
700
12%
12%
12%
2,000
46%
46
46%
8,400
41%
13,100
preferred
36%
37
*80%
82
10
27%
27%
27%
27%
10c
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1
47
48
46
46%
45%
45%
45%
Industries
Inc
10
41
—100
com
•126
Woodward Iron Co
]n
Woolworth
10
July 27
80% Mar 10
Worthington Corp
10
4-5%.
88
Jun
22
85% Jan
13
6% preferred
Public Service
Corp
(F W) Co
f-
41
373/4
82
41%
*126
29
x41
127
29%
29
243%
24%
65%
41%
127
283/4
29
24
66%
48%
*126
24%
68%
24%
*27
24
<66%
67%
41%
*126
413/4
127
233/41"
*331/4
40%
*126
127
28%
28%
24
24%
23%
23%
67
671/4
68
3,700
1,900
16,100
47
48
4,900
X66 %
46
46%
45
46%
853/4
85%
86
86%
86%
87
8534
853/4
*85%
823/4
833/4
83
83
83
83%
83 %
83 3/4
83%
5
8%
8%
9
9%
28%
24
;
6
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
37% Jan
6
138% Jan
4
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngqtown Steel Door
No par
200
29%
100
series
-
12,700
28%
..Nopar
common
Prior preferred 4%%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
127
28%
lo
37
*80%
41%
64%
7
100
*26
No par
.
169
27
8%
No par
23% Jan
44
42%
*26
8%
Wilson & Co Inc common
Jan
9,000
27
8%
27
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
38
330
23%
"
100%
10
14
951/2
23-
*26
8%
*26
100%
19
10% Jan
94V2
43%
42%
*100
49%
*64
44
6,700
48%
69
423/4
100
300
105
43V4
100
70,200
88
*102
44%
100%
56
86
105
26
42% July 11
53%
86
*102
44%
20
common
18%
43%
*100
30%
18%
41%
\
1
30%
*30
18%
26 %
52
105
10
32%
100
6,600
26
88
100
30%
*30
20
95
43%
53%
100
B
30
82% Feb
127
50
8,700
39
*35%
96
273/4 Feb
Apr 26
38%
*93%
4
July 14
383/4
35%
Jan
19
37%
21%
July 11
1
37%
35%
66
Apr
37%
20%
75
45
37%
85
36
8
Mar
37
!'*•'
21%
Wisconsin
28% July 14
22% May 2
95% July 27
1
37%
*83
94
July 8
29% July 21
30% Jan
8
8% Feb 24
24
Sep
♦94
78
6
39% July
49% Jun
9
37
59
9
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
148
25
5
23% May 31
84% July 15
2
943A Feb
83
Jan
25% Feb
67% Dec 31
59% NOV 19
119
85
21%
preference
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.:
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
40% Jan 23
*83
100
54
129
85
20
42% Jan
Sep 30
*83
94
5%% preferred
Windsor
23%.Tun 22
85
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
143% Mar 30
35% Sep 22
*83
80
10% May 11
4
85
No par
23% Jan
1
*83
preferred
79
46% Sep
85
*35%
common
convertible
16
17
85
35%
com
series
Mar 31
39% Jun
310
86%
10
Sep
14
94%
*85
No par
88
14% Dec
94 %
85
.100
...
29
2
96
85
No par
com
2
11
96
86%
21%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
96
*85
35%
Brake
preferred
6,700
96
36%
21%
preferred
Westinghouse Electric
40%
96
__5
com
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air
39%
96
1
Ry
2nd
38%
*85
100
Inc
Supply Co
4.80% preferred
3.80%
600
100
4%% preferred
noncum
1,800
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%
<
19
19
100
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
6
6% Jan
118
14
July 19
28% July 21
45% Sep
2
37% Mar 14
51% July 23
9
30% Nov
6
49%
Union
7
July
49%
5
6
19% Oct
49%
32% Jan
Jan
78
49%
25% May 2
45% Feb 17
36
32% Jan
49%
Pacific RR
24% Jan
35
9,000
49%
Western
Mar
50
50
Western
22
5,900
*49%
6
64
45%
49%
13
93% Apr 28
45%
49%
19
6
46
No par
Jan
May 26
45
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Jan
39% July
800
46%
45%
46%
3,900
57
78
6%
87
18%
213/4 Feb
6
6%
11
*85%
34%
Penn
623/4 Jan
6
69%
16 3/4 Apr
4
413/4 May. 11
Apr 25
*18%
46%
11%
86%
6
18%
Penn
1
46%
11%
86 %
6%
67
West
14
45%
11%
86%
*6
34%
Dec"l7
47
5
11
*85
6%
68%
West
10
11%
86
*6
34
6
Apr
113/8
86
6%
67%
May 11
86% Jun 22
Jun
1,900
11 %
86
6%
33%
Kentucky Coal
87% Jun
Hi/a
11%
86
19
West
65
11,100
33%
Maryland
C3% July 7
98% Mar 13
1
Welbilt Corp
103
9%
9%
68%
Western
1
93/8
18%
15
4
9%
33%
Auto
Apr
9%
8%
68
Air Lines
77% Jan
8%
9%
68%
Western
103
9%
8%
800
19
Western
11
3,500
33
Dec 31
Feb
400
553/4
18 3/4
53%
88% Jan 29
35 »/4
54
323/4
35
112
57%
35 %
53%
67%
May 11
28 3/i May
4
38% Mar 18
*57%
36
52%
69%
Wayne
37
57%
*35%
54%
19
14
6
57%
35%
53 %
31%
15
July 29
57%
35 %
31%
7% Jan
37% Jan
573/a
54%
100
68%
3014 Jan
98
57%
35%
53%
Pharmaceutical
4
Jun
57%
*353/8
55%
66
1
21
8
600
56%
*62%
No par
43
Apr
45% Jan
96% Jun
8,300
16%
66
*62%
(S D) Co
Warren
4
32%
*153/4
35%
Co
Warner-Lambert
56 3/4 Jan
31%
153/4
.10
Warner
20
31%
15%
.1
2
Jun
31
16
56%
100
20
86
30%
153/4
54%
Corp
17
26
Nov 24
6% preferred
Industries
Ward
30
17
30%
16%
*35%
Ward Baking Co common
Jun
4
30%
16 %
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
7
30%
16%
2.50
373A Jun
50% July
32
No par
Inc
66
63%
30
*16%
Co
35 % Jan
35% Dec 31
22
Walworth
Tiernan
41% Jun
Nov 24
27% Sep
103
17
&
*62%
633/4
15
(Hiram) G & W
17
96
Jan"i
76
Walker
Wallace
20% July 27
100% Aug 12
32% Nov 17
100
No par
10
293/4 Feb
29
Dec
-
July 25
92% Feb
14
preferred
Corp
System
Walgreen Co
7
41% July
1
Dec
50% July
21% Mar
96
4
26
18
4
Jan
93
7
10% Jan
Jan
82% Feb
23% Jan
15
89% Jan
87
Apr,-1?_
May 8
78% Dec 29
5
153/4 Jan
10% July 28
33% Jan 27
24
85% Dec
95
July 18
7
53A July 11
37% Mar 9
8
3% Jan
May
4
10
31% Feb
19
15% Jan
Feb
16 % Dec
Jun
4
27
Feb
48% May
14
Jan
623/4 Jun
17
9
58% Jun
40
1
51
9
Sep
14
9
Feb
30% Apr 27
45% May 4
38% May 25
12
33
Jan
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
36% Feb
4%%
Waldorf
84% July
Aug 21
25% Jan
41% Jun
Wagner
8
11
20
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
46
25
8% July 18
12% July 22
Feb
Electric
44% Jan
35% Mar
18% Aug 24
29
8% Dec
RR
18% Jun
41
July 20
18% May 19
83% Dec
Wabash
2
45
52 %
Sep
7
15% July 27
Apr 21
55% May 11
33% Mar 30
39
;
73% Mar
46
47
240
87
83%
1,200
91/4
1,800
87/s
6%
29%
28%
28%
28%
283/4
28%
30
29%
30%
24
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
:'23%
233/4
97%
99%
95%
987/a
96%
98%
98%
19
19
19%
19%
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113%
113%
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Number 5973 ...The Commercial
Volume 192
and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record from the New
York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY
—
The
YEARLY
italic
when
letters
the bonds
in
the
column
headed
mature. Figures
after
"Interest
Period"
decimal point
represent
one
LOW AND
for Year 1959
Range
86.8
85.4
aV.8 April
18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Feb~18
96.12
Jan 20
Monday
July 25
STOCK
LoW«
High
103.2
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:
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101.30
♦101.22
101.30
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101.26
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DO.22
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100.30
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100.24
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100.22
101.28
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100.24
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♦101.4
Nov
15
1974
101.12
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100.8
Feb
15
*93.20
*100.16
100.24
1990
1978-1983
*91.28
3'As
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Jun
15
3 Vis.-
May
*99.24
100
93.28
100.2
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92,6
92.4
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98.18
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92.6
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15 1904
98.26
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15
1960
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1995
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1901
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15
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1960-1905
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15 1961
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Jun
15 1962-1967
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1959-1962
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98.8
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102
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Week's Rango
i
106.24
98
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Interest
Issue—
100.10
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1903-1968
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3s—.
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Unification
99.30
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96.24
15
3 Vis
__
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.
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1980
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72%
14
93%
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Co.
of
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conv
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series
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70
73
w
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110'% 110'%
75
101%
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1979
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warrants
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67
84%
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40
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77
87...
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__
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1974
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78
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51
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1982_
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77
78
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50
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9
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;
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__
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Carolina
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86'% -88%
77
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76
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1978
conv
debs
series
3s
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Co
Central
1971—
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Central
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1953_
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1975_May-Noy, 1
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981
■______June-Dec
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__
90
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—June-Dec
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see page
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.
1962—__
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81'%
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—
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1962—
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s
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>
secured
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89
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.
1989—
1990
debentures
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B
94
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22
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conv
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1999
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reduced
70
107
A
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v
80
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2.5%)
water
76
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1950—
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107
May -Nov
1957—May-Nov
*
to
2010
2010-
mortgage 2%s series I 1970
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70
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1
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fund
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of)—
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f 4s
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53
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s
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series
debentures
conv
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to
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104
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M 3s
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78
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71
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88 %■ 88 %r
103 % 104 %
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A
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52
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1968—.June-Dec
reduced
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70
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^.
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1999
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102
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:
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1953
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—
96
mortgage 4s ser A 1980———
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87
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81%
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98 i 99,4
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78
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!
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debentures
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Development Co Ltd—
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78
93
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84
93'%
101
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A
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*90
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6
71
Power debs 5s 2030__Mar-Sept
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—
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—
—
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1966
98
92 %
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96
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—
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80
101
91
96"%
97%
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4%s sinking fund debentures 1982
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2008
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pursuant
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101
84%
—
100
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153'%
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to
pursuant
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20
(State)—
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1963
1952
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1975
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.
Geraes
95
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
20%
due
1913
96
88%
99
Jan-July
1962——
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&
19'%
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91
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207
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debenture
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19'%
assented
6s
83
85%
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3s
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AND
mortgage 3'is
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Albany
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1963—
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84%
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1961
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.__
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96
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due
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No.
_
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97'%
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92%
84%
84%
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May-Nov
June-Dec
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Jan-July
readjustment
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3%s
198
21%
1963
assented
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4s-4'is-4'is
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94
.
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_
readjustment 1979
conversion
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100
_
due
or
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of
liinas
70%
147%
94
1968—
assented
1899
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4s
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of)—
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4s
35
Irrigation—
assented
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5s
28'%
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f $ bonds 1978
s
15
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(Colombia) 6'is 1954—
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31
1957_ApriZ-Oct
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39 %
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extended
1954
extl
30%
75%
—.—Jan-July
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.
16
99
f 3s 1977
ext
34
31
76
30-year gtd
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93%
32%
ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public "Works
(Republic)
Last
Sale Price
Low
3%s-4%s4As
part
Italian
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
,
—June-Bee
—June-Dec
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Greek Government—
A 7s
RECORD (R.nge for w«k E„d«i juiy 29)
Week's Range
76
74
76
30
85
*'• 5
_April-OcfApril-Ocf
__
\
85
__
*72
116
73
,
1001
79
105
Number 5973
192
Volume
.
.
The
Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(423)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Exchange
York Stock
New
Period
19?™-—
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Last
Sale Price
92%
Friday's
91
*86'/3
Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992—Mar-Sept
impt M 3'%s series D 1996—May-ZVou
and impt M 3%s series E 1996__Feb-Aufii
&
99%
consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
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& Quincy RR—
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First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1970_Peb-Aup
S & ref mtge 3s 1990
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Jst
ref mtge 4%s 1978—
—Feb-Aug
rhinago &
Eastern 111 RR—
A General mortgage inc conv 5s
1997
April
pi-st mortgage 3%s series B
1985
—May-Nov
a5s
income
debs Jan 2054
*—May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982—_
^May-Nov
Chicago Great
Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
A General inc mtge 4'%s Jan 1 2038—„—April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage
4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
A2nd mortgage 4y2s inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
—Jan-July
General mortgage 4'%s inc ser A Jan 2019__April
4i/„s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A5s inc debs series A Jan 1 2055——Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
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1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
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83
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88 y4
104 Vb
12
81%
12
81
82
90%
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81
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77
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66
First
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series
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94
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First
76%
*
55
May-Nov
'..v.-'*
Chicago
New
Morris
76%
61%
gtd 3%s series E
s
Co
debentures
subord
A Income
58
*92%
3s
3'/8s
47'A
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
Cincinnati
•
85
40
*95
Cleveland
4
72
32%
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982——May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23/4S 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Cities Service Co
mortgage 5s 1987
mortgage 5'/as 1990
lst
,
83
5
1970—
B
First
82
5
65
Union Station—
3y8s series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 27/as series G
1963—Jan-July
4'As debentures 1971
101
10%
3
&
35%
64%
mortgage
mortgage 23/4S
C I T Financial Corp
4
1970
A
series
Lackawanna
Chicago
mortgage
7
4s
Delaware
84
_.—
First
6%
fixed
A 1980———Jan-July
debs 1995
—
Mar-Sept
1st mtge
5'/2s ser C 1983—
—Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4'As 1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4'As
1994
Jan-July
First
7
Collateral
income
First
June-Dec
ref
Delaware
Pacific RR—
Chicago Rod: Island &
1st mtge 2%s series
4
Hlgfe
3%
71
41
3%
1
81%
35
12
V
4
series
59%
40
5'A
6%
62%
3
20
4%
5
74
—
83
70
5%i
6%
4s
60'A
60
__
81%
76%
1970
4s
ref
49
3
49
*83%
83
25
—Jan-July
June-Dec
1970
5
4'/2s
60
Low
6%
Deere &
*92%
Jan. 1
No.
ACurtis Publishing Co 6s debs
1986
April-Oct
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 23As 1975—April-Oct
lst mortgage 3s 1978—
Jan-July
First
mortgage 3'As 1982
Feb-Aug
i lst
mortgage 3s
1984
Mar-Sept
82
92'A
—
90
Range Sine*
Sold
5
&
80
*80
Bonds
High
June-Dec
lien
RO
4s June 30
equip
&
—
*82%
&
lien
80
■
—
AImp
A lst
80
—.
mortgage
81%
79
*78
A lst
A 1st
88
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
RR—
99%
79
3
Cuba
111%
93%
—
Sale Price
Low
92%
99%
Last
Period
Exchange
High
91
91
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
12
109
*82 '/a
%
4>/2s
Low
*91
first
div
No.
98%
82
3%i series H 1973-June-Dec
and impt M
A
*
o
Jan. 1
81 Vi
Rpfund and
SH
5£
Range Sine*
Sold
92%
Week's
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
107
JiLake
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Week's Range
or
27
89%
99'A
*98%
103
3
86
94%
89%.
99'A
1
81%
3
120%
86
92'A
—
-
'
■
96
88
91'A
93
9 9'A
94%
98%
7
98%
103%
57 Mb
—
103%
112
50%
52
25
50%
7'%
8
7
7%
13
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(424)
28
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 29)
;
Friday
Interest
bonds
Period
Stock Exciting*
New York
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Week's
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
2%s series A 1981—Jon-July
Illinois Bell Telephone
84 Vi
3s series B 1978—---June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979May-Nor
Consol mortgage 3%s series O 1974—May-Nop
1st mortgage
3y48 series O 1980
JPeb-Aua
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
liar-Sept
3'%s s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
—Ifar-Sept
First
mortgage
1st
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-Jail/
Feb-Aug
3.20s series I 1982
3%s series J 1981—
mortgage
1st
mortgage
motrgage 4%s series K 1987
1st mortgage 4%s series L 1989
International Harvester Credit 4%a
1st
3Vas
'83-Jfay-Nov
81%
85 Vi
100 vi
*100%
100
5
135
90
*88
Jan-July
*85
*95
4 Vis
Breaker
82%
44
91
10
74'%
N
102%
102% 103
27
101%
80
80
79
79
*78%
*98
*52
*93'%
75
56
—
*96
.Jan-July
90'%
97%
118
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
95 Vi
1%
94%
90'%
N
97%
86%
5
118
1
91
95'%
115
17
118
95'%
93'%
1%
2%
1
60%
64%
Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation 3 Vis A 1970—April-Oci
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st Ac ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
79
80'A
96%
99
74
81
*96
99%
*82
84%
—
stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s
extended to 1984Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
Majr-Nov
51
51
51
41%
53
52%
53
47%
A
Series
May
2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington Ac Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil Ac Libby 5s conv s f debs *78-June-Dec
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75* 1980
Map-Nov
4.50s debentures 1976
May-Nov
A
55
Lone
F
Star
debentures
4%s
Gas
debentures
3Vis
99%
1978.
24
27%
27%
62%
99 Vi
101% 103
99
199
102%
84
14
*93%
*89
95%
87 '
96
92%
First As
second
gold
F 2003
ser G 2003
ser H 2003
ser I 2003
3s 1980
s
f debentures 1977_
Elec
2 Vis
1979
refund
mtge 2%s
First Ac refund mtge
3%s
First Ac refund mtge
St
Louis
Louisville
1st
div
Gas
3%s
3 Vis
1982.
mortgage 3 Vis 1984—
mortgage 47%s 1987
mtge
1st
1st
Mack
Trucks
Macy
(R
5s
Ac
subord
conv
Maine
1968—Mar-Sept
Ac Co 27/as debentures 1972—May-Nov
H)
Central
Martin
Co
1977
debentures
RR
5 Vis
5 Vis
1968
Feb-Aug
1978
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972.
3 Vis
s
3 Vis
s
May
debentures
f
f
Stores
Realty
McDermott
5s
Ray)
(J
Merritt-Chapman
4Vis
Ac
Robbins
Ac
debentures
f
s
Minnesota
St Paul
Minn
Ac
Ac
*83%
134 Vi
Ac
40-year
Prior
4s
lien
A Cum
Feb-Aug
87
88
56
*84
74
Jan-July
May-Nop
4 Vis
*76%
April-Oct
80
93%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
*82 Vi
95
1st
mtge
Gen
mtge
General
5s
Mohawk
Ac
Monogahela
Monon
trust
4s
Ry
Railroad
Montgomery
1978
4Vis
debentures
Morris
Ac
Mountain
3 Vis
Jan-July
States Tel
Nashville
4%s
Chatt
Cash
Jan
s
f
5s
New
Gas
debentures
3s
Tel
2%s
Louis
75
80
First
&
3s ser
1986
96
First
&
83 Vi
First
&
Co
debs
Tel
Ac
debentures
debentures
refunding 3s series S
89%
93%
First
83
89%
87%
85
87%
First
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
First &
&
&
79
First &
58
1st
&
ref
61
1st
&
ref
mtge
&
ref
3 Vis
89
1st
&
ref
mtge 4%s series DD
73%
74
20
71
80%
1st
&
ref
5s
series BB
5s
series
CC
series EE
56 Vi
56 %
56%
56 V4
56 Vi
56%
26
54
62
2%s
debentures
16%
17
89
16%
27 Va
3 Vas
debentures
3
54
64
Pacific
3»As
Tel
&
Tel
2%s
debentures
1982
186
3VaS
debentures
211
66%
71%
3%s
debentures
58%
106
56%
65%
3%s
debentures
54%
55%
258
debentures
368
*58
53%
4%s
Pacific
Pan
62
62
62
97%
66
88 Vi
88 %
4
88
30
April
62%
51%
90%
31
4
29%
Western
American
'88 Va
48
conv
1981
debentures
101
103%
General
4%s
64
45
49%
General
5s
70
74 Va
General 4«As
*83
78
85%
General mortgage 4'As series E
74%
76
General
Feb-Aug
*74%
102% 104
103
June-Dec
88
90%
1980
Tel
4Vis
Co—
B
25
90%
1161—May-Nov
1982^
*86 Vi
84%
99%
'•99
100 U
.
see page
4-
29.
77%
*77% '
89
99%
First
77%
„
First
First
As
First
442
5
99
3Vas
series
1984
F
1985
1990
series
B
1974
2%s
1971—
72
79%
mortgage 3'As 1982
refunding 3%s 1983—
.First As refunding 3%s 1985-,
102tt
-
First
77%
85%
As
First
.
As
.First
As
First As
142
89
113
75
72'%
85'%
•
77
82
83'%
80
83
82
88%
94'%
124%
146
112
191
111'%
124'%
175
9 8'/a
100 Va
7
84
25
101%
89'A
90 y*
109
94 VA
83
88%
89
86 Vi
4
80'%
86%
81%
83 %
30
79%
~5
79%
80
80
*81
77%
78
83%
80'%
85
81
77%
81
81%
76
81%
85%
79%
85%
78%
81
96
—
„
100%
19
86%
93%
93%
101'A
105'A
—
100
70
74'%
"3
71'A
76%
1
74'%
80
81 'A
86%
76%
78 %
76%
78 %
80y2
8072
5
80 %
*87
81%
8
■'
77
88
86
78
87%
91'A
15
99% 100
100
91%
91 VA
87%
77
96
*90
81%
80
*87%
__
105%
8
93%
93
43
—
82'4
85%
100%
105% 105%
84
—
79%
85
100% 101 Va
—
80
82%
75
83%
84"A
85 %
79%
74
75%
5
*83
*100%
82%
74
*80
81%
*82%
83%
77
__
103% 105 VA
*74%
77 VA
Feb-Aug
96
—
99%
98%
100%
April-Oct
1981
As
&
106'%
92'%
73%
74
Jan-July
Ja7i-July
April
—
—
96
83%
155
99"% 100Va
155
93'A
83 Va
13
100%
83 A
99
100 iSS
99 %
62
92'%
99% 100%
75
93%
99%
100%
73%
73%
49
70
76
72
59%
74
59% V
51
70
76
98
Feb-Aug
—
—
'
*84%
56
63
83
83
—Jan-July
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988——
refunding mtge 4%r 1986
refunding mtge 5s 1989
—
—
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sepf
83
*77%
78
83
95
90%
79%
85
80'%
85
15
85
91
1
77
83
72'%
76'%
80%
84'A
""
.
.
99
89
/
—
—
83
—
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78
83
)
-
„
79'%
2
—
<•
■
8
78
102
103
„
90
—V
99'A
99%
April-Ocf
105%
;..46-
90
—June-Dec
May-Nov
103
1
*78%'—
83
60%
60
*57
A
54'%
1
91
103
75%
98%
83%
90%
101%
93%
1
91
112
95'%
87%
1
refunding 2%s 1967——
-May-Nov
refunding 2%s 1974
May-Nov
refunding 2%s 1981—
—_June-Dec
refunding 2%s 1978_ii—
Feb-Aug
98
75%
89
6
&
97%
77%
75'%
89
&
98
••77%
92 Va
First
:»26
"83
76%
88%
First
2
-
*81%
77 ye
'
~8
84'A
&
" '
-
*93% 98
112
113%
111% 113
9913 100 &
90
90%
106
107
84'A
First
87
v
88%
—
93%
85%
77'%
26
1
June-Dec
84%
60%
'
V80
3
refunding
84%
82
1
—
&
86 Va
80%
105%,
June-Dec
Ry income 4s
Ry 3%s series
5s
27
101 Va
w
June-Dec
G.ei"*a! Sold 4%s series C 1977
82%
r
;
Philadelphia Electric Co—
85
99%
series D
1965
1968
Eastern
General
91
84%
100
A
B
Feb-Aug
April-Oci
Marquette
D
1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
86%
94
100% 102 ii
Mar-Sept
84
series
series
mortgage
Pere
104%
89
&
89
*101% 103
100
104
83%
*91%
April-Oct
1974
footnotes,
7
8 7
v
series
99
*99% 100
Uaj-Nov
Feb-Auo
89
102
40
102% 104 Vi
*86%
--June-Dec
conv
6
1964-June-Dec
subord
31
85 Vi
85 %
—
—
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
3%s
87'%
57
World
45
*70%
__
—
„
May-Nov
102% 103
45%
81%
April-Oci
Mar-Sept
1983
Oil
—
—
-
June-Dec
April-Oci
Airways—
debentures 1979
Pennsylvania Power & LighV 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
4%s
—
,
93%
1985—June-Dec
*
1988
53%
54%
*97% 101
55 %
54%
__
105%
June-Dec
1991
72%
—
'
Mar -Sept
73%
71%
1974—April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nop
1977
1990
1991-
1978
58
•
June-Dec
;
70%
68
—
-June-Dec
debentures
72
104%
83
17
82
.
*82%
79%
June-Dec
1989
1987
June-Dec
1st 3Vis
83 %
—
"85_June-Dec
1978
1986_
17
101
5
75
85
—
Uune-Dec
U
ser
70 Vi
98
99%
89
—
June-Dec
1983
55 Va
98
95
96
92 Va
—
mtge 3%s ser Y 1987_June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
4%s series AA 1986
June-Dec
mtge
85'%
95%
88
June-Dec
2%s series T 1976
mtge 3%s
87%
83 »A
~T
%.
mtge 3yas ser W '84__June-Dec
3Vas ser X 1984
June-Dec
58%
1977—Mar-Sept
1970
—
106
1977— June-Dec
8
June-Dec
1970
3Vis
&
—
Peoria
conv
„
113
112Vi
99%
June-Dec
90
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
May-Noy
1986
—
June-Dec
29
June-Dec
_
5 Vis
guaranteed
For
1971
April-Oct
Ac
f. debentures
England
First
3s
Tea
refunding 3s series K
82
Jan-July
mortgage 3Vis 1986
mortgage ,4%s 1989
s
&
57%
Feb-Aug
1 2007
Dairy Products 2%s debs
National
<■
First
95
88%
83 %
*100
82
June-Dec
81%
Corp—
1985
National Steel Corp
1st
refunding 3%s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series N
First & refunding 2%s series
91
87%
'
~2
75%
95%
83
83
..April-Oct
/ T
81
3Vis debentures 1976
June-Dec
National Distillers Ac Chem 4%s debs
1983-May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
1st
&
Register—
debs
Cylinder
National
First
debs
56 Vi
_.Mar-Sept
gtd 3 Vis 2000
St
82
71%
2020
1
83 %
Feb-Aug
1978
Co—
81%
s
"
35 Va
1988—June-Dec
3%s
conv
94
90
81
5
*77%
—
1982—May-Noy
Mar-Sept
conv
1983
Co
104'%
90
88
6
—
I960—April-Oct
&
99%
23
—
_J<i7i-July
5%s
117%
—
—
Mar-Sept
1987
debs
73%
2005
1978
Ac
4%s
108 Ve
79
117
.
June-Dec
Oregon Washington RR 3s series A
Issues—
1980
first
debentures
National
3s
Essex
1975-;
1982
Chemical
subord
conv
80%
75'%
1988
57
Mar-Sept
Credit
mortgage
Mathieson
2%s
83
5
First
—Jan-July
1
Jan
debs Jan
inc
Electric
83 Va
83
'
—
—
Mar-Nov
3%s
78
.
April-Oct
&
73
80
83
1975
1980
3%s
74
80
2%s
Gas
3
7
77
94%
1967- _April-Oct
78
101%
9
78
80- 4
83 %
79
72
46%
97
5
Glass
6
89
4
82%
47
93%
22'
85%
83%
2%s
82
81
—
—Mar-Sept
91
46%
78%
74%
85 Va
83 %
1974
1st
gtd 4s 1991
series B 19B6
3 Vis
3s
*92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
first
6s
mortgage
Co 4%s
Electric
68%
81%
71
3
9
Paper
74%
75
2
*99% —
104 % 104%
86
85 Va 86 ,
58%
58Vi 59%, ;*,
—/ * '
84% 85 Va
—
h'
86% 86%
T
*r
*—
89%
83
82 % 83
*77% 81%
*77%
*76
80%
-95
95 Va
*92
P 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/8s series Q 1980_—June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vas series R 1982——June-Dec
*71
12
w
67
87
87%
83
101
Gas
93%
80
75
91
93%
2
75
89%
*88Vi
78'A
107Va 111
Pacific
__
71
129 % 133
mortgage
1st
102%
88 Vi
19'A
25
—
87
June-Dec
1976—
Ward
first
51
14
111
Oxford
16
52
40%
—Jan-July
84
—
50'A
1
1984—June-Dec
Telephone 2%s
3
93%
4
—
~1
95
59
133
76
80
82
58'A
—
—
April-Oct
mortgage
First &
1990
4%s series A
Malone
Bell
18%
72'A
—June-Dec
99%
—
11
77'A
.—June-Dec
87
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
debentures Jan 1 2045
coll
1977
92%
April-Oct
A Jan
C
2%s
*90%
income
4 Vis
Natl
series
mortgage
5%s
58
40
70%
26
*97% 102%
—
Jan-July
*—
4%s series B Jan 1 1990
income
1988
First &
1967
first
D
4s
Jan -July
1962
ser
mortgage
Olin
85
54%
29%
139
—
—
87%
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
Edison
83
69
54
—
—
—
June-Dec
1986—
Mnr&pt
1962
5s
1982
1984
4 Vis
mortgage
RR—
A
3Vis
86%
34
283
103V/4 l04%
94
94
*88% —
81
81
*89 Va —
87% 87 %
*85
87
98
98
—
-Feb-Augr
83
74
30
12
72
1
116
—
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
3V»s
1st
66%
65%
50%
13
104'%
.
1974
mortgage
mortgage
Marie—
Ste
series
4 Vis
94%
Feb-Aug
JpHi-net
•f.« 5 Vis subord income debs 2033
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization
1st mortgage
73
52
54
117
April-Oct
Co—
Power
mortgage
First &
1975
—
A 2047—Jan-July
mortgage
1st
83%
99
ser
First
1st
81%
82
—
Quar-Feb
first
84%
81
—
1997—Quar-Jan
4s
1984
Slates
102%
81%
Mar-Sept
trust 4s
Oklahoma
145
98
85
63
67
78
80 V4
83 /a
*85
—
May-Nou
lien
1 2047
First
84
79%
prior
Jan
First
101 %
117
1979
Ry
3s
Owens-Illinois
2%s
B
adjustment
18
39
—
May-Nou
First
Ohio
Corp—
Texas
series
86%
102%
*81 Vi
'
1
1972
Mfg
series
5s
134%
102
June-Dec
Saulte
Kansas
133
101
102
1976
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
lien
97
Pacific
Northwestern
101'/a
83%
__
—
85
4Vis inc series A Jan 1971—May
A General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Prior
46
debentures
f
s
a—
1978
1st
mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
77%
97%
—
101
*83
101%
First mortgage
Missouri
100
Feb-Aug
1991
debentures
Min
*101%
100%
77%
3
1973
debentures
debentures
f
s
75
5
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969
1st
mortgage 27%s 1969
1st mortgage
iqaq
3 Vis sinking fund
debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s
75
—
*68
83
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
3.10s
73%
85
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
4%s
68
83
1972
debs
Scott
Ac
77%
67%
debentures
f
s
(Wise)
Co—
3 Vis
subord
conv
70%
__
85
1977
5s
83%
__
—
.May-Nod
-May-Nov
First
62%
59
79
-
.—Jfar-Sept
—
debentures
subord
conv
McKesson
Corp
*75
Ian-July
Feb-Aug
1978_
1980
debentures
61%
80
—
—_—May-Nou
First
*
73%
*67%
Feb-Aug
wts"
"ex
*70%
-Mar-Sept
debs
5Vis subord
Inc
61%
*79'%
—
1973_May-No»
May -Nov
—
mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979—
73
__
debs
1976
(Minnesota
81
*71%
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
.Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
ser
f
s
1974_
f debentures
Coll
88
70
f debentures
-
refund mtge 3%s
82
—
Mar-Sept
1973
s
Louisville Ac Nashville RR—
First As
1974—
A
3%s
Gas
debentures
f
Northern
96%
79
85%
series
Refunding & Improve 4%s
89
*80
~
1980—
s
5 VsS
134
*88%
Natural
s
General lien
93%
84%
4%s
ref
Northern
90
92%
90
2%s
mortgage
and
4%s
98%
•
A
ser
;4%s
105%
77
78 %
80%
62%
83
52
52
51
51
*15/a —
78
78V4
82
82
81% 81/4
77 % 77 %
81
81
100,4 101/4
92 Va 97
—
—
4s
4%s
67
95%
1994
4s
mtge
3V*s
34
100
77
1
62%
*82%
*59%
—
3 Vis
,31
60 Va
32
>
mtge
2004
Northern
29%
25%
cons
1st
55
23%
83
.Jfar-Sept
-April-Oct
1976
debentures
50%
24
*97
103
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1978-June-Dec
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1983
April-Oct
3s
57
55
4s
——
64'%
51
55
*61
April-Oct
1982
60
27 Vi
interest
contingent
5s
3
25 Vi
Series E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003
A Series
7
54
24
.May
contingent interest 2003-
D 4s
60 VA
54
Jfay-Nov
fixed interest 2003.
Series C 5s
60
gtd
Jan-July
General
mortgage
2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage
3 V48 1983
.April-Oct
General mortgage
3%s 1983
_Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972_
—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987—
.Mar-Sept
Norfolk Ac Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general Ac ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sepf
.
60
consol
Jan-July
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978__Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993—Jan-July
1st
Ac
83%
3
83%
66
72
—
General
53
2003
--
1
57
81
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
51
Mcy-Nov
5s
11%
May
AGeneral mortgage 4%8 series A
♦93'%
Jan-July
inc 4 %s ser A 2022
1993_April-Ocf
first
Putnam
1st
96%
82
78 A
63
56
51%
27
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
50
6
29 Va
11
30
—
&
59%
51%
3
52
54
52
„
—
Y
79
50
—
1975_Mar-Sept
Y
99
93%-
—
__
—
A 2007—Jan-July
ser
Light first mtge 2%s
Ac
Power
N
78
96%
«...
—
mtge 4s
refunding
General mtge conv
Y
N
79'%
79
99
—
80
75 Va
—.
N
57
Ac Hartford RR—
Haven
Ac
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
1973
4s series A
1973
B
81 /a
78 %
83%
66
*83
*63
*63
—
—
83%
June-Dec
Harlem River Ac Port Chester 4V4S A '73_Jan-July
81%
79
1
10
82
—
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 2043
B 2043-
series
series
West
series
New
Y
A
105%
79
__
80
1
interest
Lack &
Y
4%s
N
90
7
fixed
Y
—
1980—June-Dec
April-Oct
income
Connecting RR 2%s series B
& Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Y
N
82'%
86
--
--
—
Chicago Ac St Louis—
mortgage 3s series F 1986
debentures 1989
4%s
118
1%
4Vis
York
84'A
— —
95'%
80'A
B
61
53
54
4s
62'%
Series
60
53
54
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1997-:
collateral gold 3%s
Shore
Mortgage
1%
ref
95
94
129
58 %
Hudson River RR—
4s
80'A
Ac
89%
Mortgage
62'%
1st
59
88
gold 3Vis '97—June-Dec
South
Mich
71%
94
First
Jen-July
1961
Ac
63%
68
95%
82'%
4s
4*%s unguaranteed 1961—
1983
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3 Vis
Kings County Elec Lt 8s Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
JAKreuger 8s Toll 5s certificates 1959
Shore
60%
85
93%
*90
_Mar-8ept
1979.
1990
Ipril-Oct
Kansas City Power Ac Light 2%s 1978—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984-June-Deo
Kansas
City Term Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1983—Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—
Jan-July
Lake
60%
59
82
First
89%
82'%
95 Vi
conv
Ry
Michigan
As
*
61%
68'%
94
96'%
„„
71%
81'%
68
93 Va
New
252%
175 y2
369
•
.
76
77'A
57
1998
1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3 Vis 1998 Feb-Aug
100
84
197'/a 218'%
—
High
71'%
;
61%
Lake
101 %
96
—
73'A
58 Vi
General
85%
96%
—
100
.
Low
,
61%
68%
A
series
4s
N Y Central Ac
100%
94
_
Jan. 1
NO.
*78
*70
*83
__
,
82
83 y8
Co—
RR
Range Since
Sold
High
Feb-Aug
Consolidated
238
81%
„
85%
100 Vi
Central
York
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Refunding Ac impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding Ac Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E
*89 VA
218 Vi
Airlines—
subord debentures
conv
Plain
100
Jersey
New
Dutch
Royal
4%s
72 Va
207%
1982
April-Oct
2%s 1978—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha
77 Vi
71
—
*71
Jersey Central Power As Light
KLM
83%
76%
*77%
N
debentures
Circuit
I-T-E
82Va
81
83%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978.
f
s
82Vs.
81
„
Pipe Line Co—
Oil
f debentures series A 1977
s
84%
*83
As Chemical Corp—
debentures 1977
Jan-July
subord
conv
4 Vis
80%
76%
*81
1979_May-No»
Intern'l Tel & Tel 47%s conv sub debt
Interstate
*82%
73 %
84 Vi
Sale Price
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
;
Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power Ac Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New
Orleans Term
1st mtge 3%s 1977—May -Nov
New
Minerals
International
3.65s
84 V i
Last
Period
Low
High
Low
No.
High
*78'/a —
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Week's Range
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
,
105% 106%
• ■
73 V
74'%
9 7'A
80'%
78 Va
103
2
,
v
VA
85'A
•0
20
92%
lfli
151
102'%
10c %
Number 5973
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Volume
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NEW YORK STOCK; EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 29)
BONDS
Ph4V^
Morris Inc
Period
^onPv0rsub°ord
Philip
L
debs 1984
47/8s sf debs 1979
.
108%
I ttsburgh Cincinnati Cnic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975__—April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-iVou
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s
Pittsburgh Youngstown &
1st general 5s series B
91%
__
..
—
ff
88
88
71
'9*%
117
__
97
92%
__
—
__
__
15
1
90%
102%
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on
90
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753/
83
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59%
first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
59
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—__April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 37/8s debs 1975——
—Feb-Aup
1978
■
1978——
58%
86%
85%
debentures 1983
ApriZ-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rchr Aircraft 5%s conv
debs 1977—.
Jan-July
115%
~3
90
90
6%s
McBee
Royal
debs
conv
1977
—_June-Dec
lst
gold 6s
Francisco
6t Louis-San
First
bond
4s
Union
Ry—
1st
certificates
RR
Mar-Sept,
Seagram
3s
(Jcs
Roebuck
4%s
series
E)
debentures
Roebuck
Service
&
5%s
Shell
Oil
Oil
5%s
:
—
4%s
f
s
78%
79
79
87%
1
87%
87%
168
96'%
118'/,,
3.20s
s
f
debs
87'%
86%
82%
—
—
81
49
82'%
97
102
92%
100
104%
104'A 104%
20
102% 103%
103%
142
97%
lQf.%
85%
1
85%
94%
100
6
85
85
—
88
84%
1986
127
107%
84%
85%
26
83%
98'%
99%
197
110% 111
85%
June-Dec
1971
Oil
debs
99'A
Jan-July
*90'%
—
94%
119
85%
103%
90
—
„
2%s
1976
91%
April-Oct
.
debentures
1985
debentures
1987
Jan-July
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As
Natural
Southern Pacific
debentures
4%s
Co
conv
72
76
75%
61%
131%
147
63
61
2
109%
120
Lines)
A
lst
mtee
3%s ser
'75—Jane-Dec
A
93%
35
89%
95
98'A
99%
78
91
99%
88%
May-Nov
92%
99
May-Nov
1981
Term
93
Mar-Sept
1977
S0}^ 4'/aS 1969
88%
88%
*83'%
--
83'%
88%
83%
12
—
mortgage
27/os
series
E
1986-
£U"st
mortgage
2%s
series
F
1996—
*irst
mortgage
2%s
series
G
1961—
p,.r"st ""-uc !>%.>,
southern
series II
3yas
Ry first consol gold 5s
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
__
81^
791/3
99%
91%
83.
75y8
107% 124%
34
__
91%
*82%
75%
:f 75
96%
99
91%
81%
Jan-July
—
—
—
—
87
88
—
—
„
—
—
*81
__
—
74
82%
88
80
74
77
83%
15
75
70
2
98
__
—
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80
70
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—
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—
80
70
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1
91%
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s
—
94%
93%
96
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—
96
8
10
4
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—
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„
„
97%
98%
57
96
997% 100%
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—
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95% 96%
—
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99
89
*83
91
83%
/
12
20
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97%
97%
—
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100%
—
-
80
90%
88%
89%
94%
94%
89%
94%
86
97%
87%
—
94%
93%
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—
80
—
__
86
81
65
71%
94% 101
85
91
—
112
95
97%
93Vs
99
93% 100%
80.
82
88
88
90%
96%
Corp—
—„Jan-July
1968
47/8s
-
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
- -
92%
87%
*
/
conv
—
—
Electric & Power Co—
<
*
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
lst & ref M 3%s ser J 1982
lst
RR
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
92
„
*87
—
—
85
88
—
—
68%
72%
63
60%
75
53%
78
91/»
67
67
79
53%
82%
95/8
84^
90%
54%
84
97
—»-
1973_April-Oct
--
114
April
1981—
—
mortgage
first
RR
—
-
97
—
93%
—
—
—
—
3
__
—
97
3
3
577/8
4
—
—
—
—
Feb-Auy
—
__
9
—
5
__
—
94
7
—
—
—
*82
*70
91
*91%
90
*80
91%
—
.
93
93%
*81
—
103% 103%
—
1
91
—
—
94'A
24
—
--
10
91%
Central RR Co—
mortgage
84
84
87
112% 115%
4s
series
Electric Light & Power
57 %
39%
_—
—
—
2%s 1976_Jan-July
5
6
57%
40'A
.
87%
.1
3
—
78
87
—
June-Dec
1971 _—Jan-July
3'As
Service
57%
40
Jan-July
May
2004
A
Electric
Public
59%
55
60
90 % 94 /a
80
81 A
98% 1C3%
—
--
92 /8
82 %
70
94
85
70
91%
87%
88
90/a
89% 112
,,
91 %
90
CA
r
4'%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Power
2r/8s 1976
mtge
Yonkers
—
Jan-July
s f debs 1980
debentures 1978
4%s
—
95%
*75
93
--
May-Wow
3%s
Corp
Co
—
—
Mar-SepZ
Mar-SepZ
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
3%s convertible debentures
1975
Wisconsin
23
577/b 57%
registered 2361
— Jan-July
Maryland Ry lst 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
lst mortgage 3'/2s series C 1979—
April-Ocf
5'/2s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
4s
First
—
—
*84
96%
57%
—
Western
Wisconsin
1
—
May-Wow
Ja7t-July
Jan-July
1974
Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Shore
RR
lst 4s gtd 2361
3%s
Electric
Penn
&
85 A
81
—
—
*82%
94%
—
Wisconsin
-
69
67
*517/a
—
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1979—
May-Nov
Westchester
Wilson
—
72%
*65
*66
*77
—
4%s series B Jan 1991
April
3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
—
West
>:—
—
Co-
mtge 4s income series A Jan
General
__
—
*84J/o —
*88% 92
114
114%
—
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
—
72%
—
Gen mtge income
Warren
81%
—
—
First
West
100% 106 *o»
83
98%
76%
73/4
79/«
79
—
April-Oct
2003
debs 2008
income
subord
Gen
—
*73%
*85%
*80%
*87%
—
1981—June-Dec
Ry 3s series B 1995First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
lst lien
& ref 4s ser F 1983
6s
28
.
—
78
84/4
47
55 .2
37 %
79
77
84
88%
«—
103'%
94%
.1
61
.
3
..
94%
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupdn.'
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...
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ox
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
13
95
99
A Bonds
Deferred
68
Included
61
not included
9811
103'%
98
the
in
the
61%
56%
9616
„
101% 102%
*103% 104'A
Jan-July
;jv
100%
—
-68
*92%
101%
April-Oct
1994
Works
1983
debs
conv
a
.
i 68
61
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
4s
Corp of America—
;
subord debentures 1969
subord debentures 1976—
Vanadium
83%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
Steel
Participating ctfs
Gen
Co-
(Oregon
Steel
Whirlpool
1
116% 116%
—
82%
73
—
1
61'%
1994
_Jan-July
1973_Ju«e-Dcc
2%s-4%s
Ry
Gas
—
75%
7
76
144
144
Jan-July
1970
1
82%
l
—
May-Nov
June-Dec
Westinghouse
76'%
*76
—
80
—
—
75%
76
106
76%
—
82%
Feb-Aug
convertible
southern Indiana
*95%
—
Jan-July
94
22
80
Co—
1979
3
79%
79%
June-Dec
;
42
99% 100
100
Jan-July
1979
1S67
debentures
States
West
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1982
debentures
847/a
735/a
99%
79%
87V8
79
Washington
85%
6
8
116
*98%
—
91%
April-OcZ
April-OeZ
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
.May-Nov
April-Oct
1976—
debentures
2%s
Rubber
Wabash
995/a 100
115
*81%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
1978
77%
86%
Corp—
debentures
116
Virginian
85
__
—
100'% 102
102
ApriZ-Oct
1982
75%
—
Mar-Sept
96%
76%
80%
*82%
—
Jan-July
1979
debs 1961
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s
General mortgage 4%s 1983
96
—
__
*87
—
1983—Feb-Aug
debs
2%s
an
767/a
*87'A
Feb-Aug
2%s
/zS
85
Marchant—
debentures
4%s
87
*77'A
—•
Jan-July
North Alabama RR 5s 1963
southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
First
82%
*96'%
—
79%
91%
96
80%
72
97%
—
__
Feb-Auy
Virginia
91
87%
1977——May-Nov
South &
southern
76
72%
106'% 110%
108%
■
2%s
Socony-Vacuum
3s
m
*78'/a
June-Dec
„
debs
subord
conv
71%
65%
*79
.
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1966
Sinclair oil Corp 4%s conv debs
Skelly oil 2%s debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
•
64
65%
65%
81%
78%
85%
yi
4
19
19
77
66%
Co—
subord
conv
Union
•
*84%
*73%
98
—
78%
1977
debentures
united
r
'72%
68
•
*86%
.June-Dec
Gas
&
.
Corp—
debentures
Co
Pipe Line
Shamrock
1980———;
2'/as
1972
subord
conv
77......
S
2%s
.
*76
.
May-Wow
1982—
Seiberling Rubber
5s
28
—
1971
1974
debentures
Sears
16
68'%
96
—
75%
Corp
f
s
4%s
1989—
B
Acceptance
4%s subordinated
5s
70%
66%
65%
Mar-Nov
1977
Sons
&
debentures
Bears
70
73
79%
91 %
95% *96
91
—
—
&
United
Co—
debentures
f
s
71%
71
—
68'%
bond certificates Nov
mortgage 3s
3%s
*70
84
69
—
■;
Depot 3%s B
Seaboard Air Line
69
70
1989-Jan-July
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wow
Scott Paper 3s
cony debentures
1971—_Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
Jan-July
Paul
84
*—
—
—May
debs series A Jan 2006
Second 4s inc
St
115%
tJ
*85
Jan-July
ASecond
A5s income
108
105
Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997—'
mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
1st mtge 4s series B 1980—
1st
6t Louis-Southwestern
89'%
90
9
108% 110
—
.
April-Oct
1996—
122
85%
17
•
91
95% 104%
108
123 Va
102% 104
17
8
97
*81%
79%
—
—
mortgage
Gas
mtge
4%s
St Lawrence
Second
94'%
106%
887/a
90
—
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Baguenay
*—
—
93
103%
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
1986
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
lst mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
lst mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
lst mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
lst mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
92%
68
2
...
—
1982
debentures
United
92%
1
113'A 116
90
90
103% 104%
120
120
102% 104
,
Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s
92
82
87
103%
of Missouri
Co
3%s
mtge
United
91%
80
—
3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
May-Nov
lst mtge & coll tr 27/es 1980
June-Dec
Union
subord
conv
3%s
Co
Tri-Cohtinental Corp 27/»s
Refunding
91%
93
*82
90
June-Dec
1982
Products 4%s debs
Richfield Oil Corp—
4%s
ser
Pacific—
3%s 1974
Oil
70
82 %
80
91%
80%
98
78%
2%s debs 1970
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
91%
__
- ,■
-—
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
Union Oil of California
Jan-July
Jan-July
92
93V
May-Wow
Map-Nov
Feb-Aug
Apr-Ocf
—Jan-July
C
series
4%s
13
86 %
*85
-
—»—May-Nov
Orleans
Thompson
lst
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
§ADirect mortgage 7s 1950
§ADirect mortgage 6s 1952
§AConsolidated mortgage 6s 1953—
§AConsolidated mortgage 6s 1955™
Debt adjustment bonds—
•
5%s series A 1578
—
4%s series B
59 %
*85%
refund M 3%s
of New
Union Electric
Reading Co
19
87%
85
89%
89%
*92
__
__
>
Tidewater
102%
g{y
93%
and
RR
1
80%
.
M 3%s
Pacific-Missouri
Term
tai/
Sn%
85
refund
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General
Texas
• > •
__
75 %
76%
*89%
89%
—
series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas &
100
98
Orleans RR—
New
and
First
anv
sm
2
<fc
First
£?/a
rrv
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
1983
Company
Texas
oh.
iSai/
94% 100
92% 109
95
102%
78%
84%
80
84
94
95
90
92
99
96
Higli
70%
Assn
(The) 3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
am/
ino
notes
RR
43
37
57
10
4
Low
__
100% 102%
84% 84%
84
84
*95
__
92
92
__
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979—
conv
senior
Texas
94 ^
on/
capital
112% 141%
92
Jan-July
May-Wow
notes 1979
1980
of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
5s
5%%
131
No.
Inc—
notes
senior
114% 117
May-Wow
1973
1
__
Jan-July
1981
3%s debs
Co
(James)
Terminal
/4
oh,
Oil
debentures
5%s
oar
2
84%
*92%
Jan. 1
74
96 r,
102%
84%
84
1983
(N J) debentures 2%s
Talcott
,77,,
2
(Indiana)
2%S
JJ,,
3'?
of
Surface Transit Inc lst mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
,
a
2
90% 90%
102
103%
__
Range Sine*
74
*80
—
California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
Oil
Oil
Superior
7c
94 /2
'
no
~~
941/
84%
__
Bonds
Sold
High
116%
Jane-Dec
subord debs 1984
conv
April-Oct
Standard Oil
1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982
Jan-July
Stauiier Chemical. 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
S!* S
91
95%
88
Tg
96% 97%
92% 92%
*103%
*158
~~
*86% 89%
*70%
*88% SO'%
__
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
—
debentures
4%s
lb,
oni/8
ll8i/_
.
5s
Stanoard
88
98
S?.V
-.%•
94%
95%
94
Jan-July
98 /b 98 Va
Inc
Standard
—
"si
__
__
debentures 1972—
—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_April-Oet
3%s debentures 1975——7——April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977—
Mar-Sept
90i/?
100
100
=>34
*82%
.
Spiegel
98Vs 98%
/4 90/4
__
3%s
2%s debentures 1964—
—
qoi/0
*93%
94%
__
3%s conv
Quaker Oats
—
no|/
*94'
95%
Electric Power Co 3s 1983—
debs 1973—
—May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 37/as debs 1981———Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s
debentures* 1963
.
May-Wow
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979.June-Dec
Potomac
—
—
9ii/„
g0
71
_
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3%s s f debentures 1986
—
181
~~
•
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
1983—a
ueoenlures
3 Vuo
91/8 96
105 112
85
87%
io7
~
*o8i/"
Period
Exchange
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
103
98
o98i/a
_
Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Ashtabula Ry—
1962—
9
88
72 A
New York Stock
Low HiBh
102 120 ,/8
^
i2§£ So
~~
RR?ge ®inc®
Low
108%
_
Pittsburgh Bessemer
Interest
BONDS
sIS1*8
lo? uffi
102% in*?
182
_
Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
& Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pillsbury
Bid & Asked
104%
Feb-Aui
1987
subord debs
conv
4Vs
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
Friday
,Ra"g®
Sale Price
2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
petroleum
nS
^ist*
Interest
Exchange
York Stock
New
sale
delivery
not
year's range,
n
in the year's range,
*
*94%
Feb-Any
Jan-Jxily
*97'%
—
.
__
99
—
selling flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
on
the
and
of the transactions
Monday, July 25,
compiled from the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a comolete report
American Stock^ELiithange for the week beginning
ending Friday, July 29.
It is
Stock
stock
and
itself
Exchange
bond in which
or
Range for Week
any
is
intended
to
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Mfg Corp
A comm°n
Acm! 5r,ecision Products Inc
Acme Wire
Co
Acm
n
For
footnotes,
—25c
-1
__^0
33.
:•
Low
2%
500
3
2%
-•
see.page
2%
2%
„l0c
Acme Missiles &
Construction Corp
17
6 '/a
6%
4%
6%
6,800
L
4%
17
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
3
u" Petr°leum Corp class A
«cme-Hamilton
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Armc
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
17%
7,9^0
600
V
1,000
2% July
2
Jun
American Stock Exchange
1
Par
High
v,
5
Jan.
3% Jan
Admiral
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
5"% May
8%
Jun
Feb
5%
Jan
July
21%
Jan
4%
17
Plastics
Corp
_
I-
&
Discount
•
Inc_
i
34,900
56%
58%
7,7.00
8%
1
_
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
10%
57%
—
_
Corp
8%
87/a
2,300
4%
4%
4%
2,200..
18%
18%
18%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
8'A
10
1
Manufacturing
Investment
Low
.
—10c
Corp
Aero
Aid
include every security whether
the current year.
dealings have occurred during
Ending July 29.
5%
409
.
.
800
4'% May
54
Apr
6'% May
3% May
18
Jun'
4% July
High
10'% July
72'% May
10% Jun
7
Jan
22
Jan
6 %
Jan
30
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(426)
.
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
AMEKICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 29)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Prioe
American Stock Ewb»*l*
Par
Low
*
147 %
Jun
86
July
$2.50
Jan
6%
86
100
82
Jan
25
26 %
800
25
July
42 Va
81
Mar
86%
5%
Co common
Steel
preferred
—100
——
1
Airlines Ino
Alaska
~3%
4%
4%
6%
3% July
2,600
5Vi%
58
3,000
;72
Feb
Jan
6
Fire
6%
6%
6%
24,900
3%
3%
3,300
3%
Jun
~5%
~6%
5,000
9% May
4% Mar
12% Mar
"5%
July
6% May
£1%
Pictures Corp
1
10
convertible preferred
lnc
10%
15
Cement
Ltd
Co
20%
8,700
54 Va
45
55 %
55%
55 Va
fa
33%
33'A
6
6%
52
*
.•
common
12 %
12%
900
50c
11%
11%
11%
I,800
10"% July
17%
Apr
Canadian
Paper Corp
All-State Properties lnc
'
13%
13%
14%
5,400
12% Mar
17
Jun
4%
4%
7,200
4% May
10%
Jan
Alsco
*
12%
11%
13%
5,100
11 %
July
79
77%
79
450
74%
Jan
200
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
42
Apr
50%
Jan
Canadian
Williston
Minerals
14%
Jun
19%
Jun
11% May
19'A
Jun
Canal-Randolph
Corp—r;
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy lnc
I
33A
"2%
2%
2%
Jan
Jun
/&
1,300
<;
%
4,100
4%
■;35% Jan
26
-
2ft Jun
14
4'A
3% Mar
July
5,500
4,100
Jan
Jan
7%
3% Mar
26
Jun
34 %
ft Mar
x23
Feb
May
!•
.,
Jun
Jun
5ft Feb
14% Jan
1% Jan
..
Jan
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd—
4%
Jun
4
17,700 ;.
July
58
50 %
57
3Va July
33% July
150 i
6%
fa
21 %
Jan
100
l
V, High
May
;
400
.
3%
3
preference
———.—20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
10c
July
:■
Bread
Range Since Jan.
Low
18 Va Mar
6%%
6% July
Mar
10
Jan
20%
1
Ltd——
Co
Canada
Canada
4'A Jan
6
Insurance
Shares
High
20 Ve
1
5
Consol Oil Sc Gas Co
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd..
7% Mar
6%
50
50
-50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Calvan
July
3%
6%
_
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Artists
100
72
72
Amer
Allied
California
Camden
Kunstzlde N V—
dep rets Amer shares-.
All American Engineering Co_.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines lnc
Algemene
Electric Power common-.—1
$3.00
Jan
85
10
Wood
Alan
139% May
Great
Low
Par
High
Low
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
PinH
-
Last
STOCKS
Southern
M
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
Alabama
Week's
Friday
Friday
stocks
Allied
Control Co
Allied
1
Inc.
12%
v
Aluminum Co of America $3.15 pfd-100
New
23% Jan
81% Mar
Husky
American
Business
American
45
14%
15%
Systems Inc.
Electronics
175
42%
JO
American
16%
3,100
40%
American
Meter
Oil
Lead
Co
class
S
Corp
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.7i
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ccrp 'A* shaJLOl
Angostura-Wupperman
An ken
Chemical
Anthony
Apollo
Sc
Pools
convertible
Co
pfd—100
.....
Co
Electric
dep rets
Associated
Stores
Audio
Stationers
A
Avien
lnc
Avis
38 Va
May
Jan
90%
Jun
Chief
29%
Feb
1% May
1%
Jan
6% May
11%
Jan
3%
1%
5%
7
14 Va
14%
8%
18%
18%
14,500
1
4%
4%
4%
100
preferred
5%
5%
11%
12%
13%
14
1
10c
12%
5
5c
Corp
17%
5%
1
17%
40 %
20Q
5
350
16
700
16
3%
3%
5,000
-1
20%
B.¬
Jan
~4 Va
"4%
7%
100
25
46%
46%
46%
20%
17%
20%
6%
6%
6%
19%
550
4
"5%
———-3
———.—
3%
4%
lnc
5%
3
3%
8%
—1
—
8%
13 Va
Borne Chemical Co lnc
3
8%
26 %
8,400
16
32%
33 Va
1,000
;
Co
_
—
_1
30
94%
Jan
99%
Apr
22%
5,400
18 Va
July
39%
Jan
14
British
Petroleums
American
British
Amer
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
Power
Co
Class
B
A
Brown
Rubber
60c
convertible
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker Hill
Burma
&
I
—
common—
1
50c
preferred
6%
--
1
•
66%c
.'
—
-
4%
10
4
11
10%
8%
1
—2.50
Courtaulds
4%
—
10%
8%
1%
10%
Jan
39% Mar
Creole
..
9/8
Jan
Feb
17 A
Jun
7
1.300
4%
Drug
Oil
5
800
9,300
8
Jun
3% Mar
19%
7%
Jan
600
500
preferred—,^
—_10c
——
class
A pref
System lnc cl A
—
9%
—
9%
Mfg
class
Gasket
Detroit
A__
5
stock
Productions
3,000
1st
&
Corp Ltd
see page
%
ft
%
1
3%
2%
3Vs
12%c
>10%
10%
10%
33.
•
14%
13%
14%
10c
Aviation lnc
——1
;—'
Manufacturing——1
Products
preferred
Amer
1
Dome Petroleum
Dominion
Sc
2%
2%
2%
<
3,700
ft
•
Apr
1%
Jun
Ltd
7%
Jan
Textile
lnc
Co
Ltd.
.——
13% May
2% May
9
9%
Brewery
Ltd——
Driver
Duke
900
9
.
3 Va
300
200
6
46%
50
Co
:
107/a July
1%
1 Va
1%
Jan
Duraloy
(The)
3%
Jan
Durham
Hosiery
dep "rets ord
53 Va
57 %
11
12
12%
class
B
14
;
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
18 Va
Jan
% May
11,700
1,600
„
1%
9Va
2,000
,
12%
800
12
•
3,000
8
Jun
7%
7%
7%
1,700
7% July
8
8
8%
3,000
6%
15%
15%
200
13 Ve
187/a May
6%
2,800
4%
3%
3%
3%
3,000
"9%
9%
9%
700
2 Va
10%
10
5%
2%
4%
24%
1,900
10
May
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Jan
20
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10
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40
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Baker Industries
Jan
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Atlas Corp option warrants
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Atlantic Coast Indus lnc
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Atlantic
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r
3%
3%
600
3% Mar
3%
Jan
5 Va
5%
300
4% Mar
6%
Jan
4%
4%
100
4% July
6%
Jan
•
Number 5973
192
Volume
...
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(427)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
.
Par
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Jo
Duva
5
31
1
America
Of
Corp
rVStways
S.C
25
_
26%
155% 155%
16%
19%
__
1
l97/8
^ n~
Communications
of America—
iy8
6%
Ero
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation
Eureka Pipe Line.
1%
Jan
25
Jan
17%
21
Mar
Feb
13%
4,200
1%
1%
17,900
27%
28%
3,100
91%
92%
160
9
8%
9%
12,200
31/4
3%
3%
8% May
11%
Jun
19,800
40%
39%
3% May
37y2 Apr
37/s
Apr
100
92%
--1
1
—10
5
.
——1
8%
77/»
•
4%
8%
26%
Jan
International
Breweries
17% July
35%
Jan
International
Holdings
650
19% May
1V8 May
21
1%
Mar
901/4
Feb
34
95
Jan
July
Mar
43%
■
Apr
Israel-American
Oil
Jeannette
Glass
8%
300
8%
12%
Jan
600
2,000
10
6%
6%
2,500
25%
28%
6i/4 Apr
8% July
% Feb
A Feb
10
17
Mar
6% July
2iy4 Jan
12
Jan
5,800
33,100
162% 174
Jun
110% Feb
30% July
200 % Jun
22
1
22 y4
2,200
% Mar
1
Jan
4%
Jan
Petroleum Corp———_——1
8
5 y2
5
ioy4
6 Vi
47/8 May
Jun
25c
—10c
2.50
1
(MH) Co Inc
Flying Tiger Line Inc—
Ford Motor of Canada
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets crd reg
Fox Head Brewing Co
Fishman
1
"wts"
convertible preferred
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing
5%
General
Enterprises
Plywood Corp
General
.
_
Controls
Giannini
(AC)
Gilchrist
,
Gobel
(Adoli)
Goldfield
500
15%
15%
300
Consolidated
A
333/3
igy8
2,600
22
46,400
90O
97
97
97
92%
92%
93%
46%
4gy4
10
300
(Walter)
& Co
Ltd
(S)
6%
Feb
Jan.
35%
Jan
7
July
.8%
Jun
Jan
20%
Jun
10% May
24%
Jun
Dept Stores Inc
(IB) Rubber Co
Hotels
Knott
;
Kobaclser
Corp
Corp Class A
convertible preferred
La Consolidada S
Lafayette
Lake
Lalcey Foundry Corp
Industries
Lanston
La
Leesona
Realty
Le
dorp
Locke
Louisiana Land &
Lunkenheimer
11%
Jan
18
200
11%
Feb
13% Mar
12%
400
17% July
14% Jan
Mack' Trucks
12%
7% May
12% May
27%
29
800
25
1%
32,800
100
7% Jun
1
Jun
23% Mar
3% May
/if
11,600
11%
200
Service
7%
Jan
Industries
Mays
Mead
Merchants
10% May
2% Jun
May
Johnson
Mfg Co—;
Refrigerating Co_
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Merrill
1% July
Jan
Metal
6
Jun,
10%
Jan
Miami
Jun
12
Jan
Michigan Chemical Corp
49
49
9,100
Jun
Michigan Sugar Co common
_25c
6
5%
I
Light
6 Yb
24%
25-%
900
6%
24%
6 %
700
61%
25
4%
61%
5,100
300
July
2% July.
14%
5
4%
4%
1,800
ft
'%
7%
6%
%
8%
40,000
5
•
26%
5,200
23
6%
Jun
6%
% July
1%
Jun
10
Jan
!
31%
Jun
4%
Apr
Mirro
9%
Jan
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
___•
48 %
47%
49
•
5X%
48
51%
& Electronics
73%
3%
25c
I
3%
3%
8%
i0%
8%
10
1
Hoe!r^°teIs "warrants"
O
gQ
°Npuan IntiCrna"onal CoTp———1
New
common
wi—_
50c
—
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Gpld
J stores
Corporation
-
—
5
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21
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_50c
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♦
1
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t
93%
Jan
99
Mar
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
67
Feb
75
7%
Jan
Monogram
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
2,990
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
400
8% July
12%
Jan
10%
14,300
8% Mar
11% Mar
1,200
6% July
7% July
600
2% July
7% July
3 %
Jan
9%
Jun
17%
Jun
1,000
12%
300
6%
400
5% July
7% July
1%
1%
500
1%
2%
22 Vb
1%
.I
54
50
46%
7%
7%
600
1%
8,400
3%
200
54
50
7}8
100
11,800
4,200
7/i,
Roi
Bear5n^ Co
A> & Co—
^ ^aroarfc. Baking Co—;
5/
^ Bardart common
Hoskins (ThPidiv/r7—7T—
Howell fH ) Mfe Co
5
..7.50
•
34%
100
23%
24%
1,800
30%
30 y2
50
common—
1
see page
33.
July
Jan
15
preferred series B
preferred series C—
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
4.80%
4.50%
Chemical
Montrose
6%
Mt
Diablo
Mount
New
common
Jan
2 %
July
Jan
Murphy
Jun
61
Muntz TV
Inc
Corporation
Mfg Co
Piston Ring Co
38%
Jan
51% July
Muskegon
7%
Jun
13%
Muskogee Co
7
Jun
Jun
Jan
12%
Jan
28
Jan
Muter
Company
Nachman
Corp
30
Jun
39%
Feb
Namm-Loeser's
115
Jun
127%
Jan
Napco
35
500
32%
Jun
36% July
94
34%
Apr
97% May
30% May
38%
Jun
14
Mar
33%
100
10%
li %
800
9
% Mar
18%
200
18
July
23 %
Apr
16
16%
300
16
July
22
Apr
Tel
wi
Murray Ohio
20%
22
Inc
May
4% July
500
9%
Jan
7%
Feb
8% Mar
13%
Jun
300
10
18%
7V2
Jan
3,300
6%
~9%;
Jan
20
Jan
4%
500
20
Apr
4% July
24 y2
4%
7V8
Apr
1%
1%
4,000
1% May
2%
12%
12%
12%
400
11% May
15%
Jan
1
85%
77%
85%
38,700
34%
98 y2
July
19%
Jan
44%
42%
45
23,100
42% July
28
400
27*/»
Feb
30
12%
13%
3,700
10%
Feb
14
9%
10 Vz
1,300
17%
19%
3,900
9
May
17% July
23%
23%
26%
2,800
23% July
%
%
•fa
5,400
%"
4i
%
Jun
100
10c
-1
100
100
100
•
2.50
100
12.50
1
1
Industries Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National Casket Company
5
National Electric Weld Machines
1
National Mfg & Stores
—1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
Jan
Jan
1 Vb
Feb
3,100
% May
iy4 May
1,100
6% Apr
liy4 May
1,100
6,200
20
Jan
22
Jun
22% July
27 Vb July
32%
31
32%
2,200
26% Mar
13
12%
13
3,600
12% May
19%
30%
27 %
6
Mar
17%
Apr
May
Jan
6
Mar;
July
32
30%
21,400
9%
9
9%
11,700
July
12%
7%
7
7%
2,000
6% May
9%
19
5,000
18% July
104
8,300
60
19
18%
104
100
5
5
5%
11,000
9
Jan
July
5
13%
77%
77$
72%
7778
1,000
8,400
2,300
Jan
Jan
Jan
26 Vst Mar
117
rJun
8%
16
Jan
May,
iy4
Jan
Feb
82%
Apr
20% July
27%
Jan
A July
34 %
21
20%
6%
6%
800
Apr
9y4
Feb
13%
12%
13%
3,500
12% July
21 y4
Jan
2%
3%
6,500
1% May
10% Jun
3
21 %
12%
12%
300
6%
4l/4 July
13 Vb July
6%
6%
6
2,600
2,700
9% July
16 y2
Jan
43 Vz
Jun
4% May
6%
Feb
22
101
25%
11
1,700
100% 101
50
28%
25 %
5
.
600
5%
5,600
12% July
20%
Jun
24%
Jan
12 Vo July
13 %
July
67/a
Feb
6
May
Jun
%
""%
Jun
Feb
101
25% July
39
July
5
41%
14,700
Jun
ft
26%
29
2,900
9%
4
Jun
Feb
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
1%
Jan
37% July
59%
Jan
26% July
39%
Jan
1,900
37%
35
13 Vb
10%
95
2%
41%
Jan
19%
33
11
4JA
4%
5,800
4
Apr
8%
Jan
83%
84%
270
80
Feb
85 y4
Apr
87%
4%
Jan
92
Jun
83 %
Jan
88
July
Jan
154
87
10%
88
20
151
151
30
10%
10%
3,200
.
142
10% July
Mar
46
"21/4 "~2%
14 Vb
53
3J/4
Jun
Apr
July
3%
300
14%
196
24%
5%
14%
14%
194% 196
24%
4%
24%
5%
300
750
Feb
4
Jan
Feb
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
2%, July
May
14
168%
16%
Jan
Jan
198%
Jun
3,200
11,000
24% July
4
May
18
19
2,300
17 y4 May
31%
32%
20G
30 %i May
9%
9%
9%
800
9 % July
~5%
~5%
6%
10%
10%
8,600
1,400
9%
9%
800
~5%
4%
5%
6,400
5%
5/
5%
900
8%
8
8%
12,500
2%
2%
600
13%
13%
;T 500
1
5
2.50
10
50c
5
12%
36%
27% July
36
5%
1
1
Jan
Apr
Mar
7%
%
7
50
*
Jan
54%
27%
13%
9%
1
Company
Vernon Mills Inc
3%
Apr
5%
4
Mountain States Tel &
31%
48%
5%
38%
~VA
1
Co
preferred
July
1 %
5%
Moody Investors Serv ice partic pref—•
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
2% Mar
2i
18
ir yB
5
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Apr
Jun
33%
——2.50-
Motors Co
3 ass1 (Harvey) inc—
a
Hubbeli
footnotes,
23%
30%
7%
800
'
Ho
8%
12
21
Jan
29
Precision Industries
4% May
3% May
?% July
17%
8
32%
Mar
40
900
12% July
3% Jun
6%
3%
<
Mohawk
58% July
500
2%
1
Co
52% Jun
Feb
6
12%
•
Feb
32
16,400
6%
1,600
1
Inc
38
I
7%
O
25c
new common
3%
27
"ctfs"
15,600
3%
14
2%
6%
1
common
3 %
13%
25c
com
RR
1,700
5%
4
Corp
Co Inc
73%
5%
3%
Co
Company—
5,000
5%
25
50c
preferred
Canada—
& Light 5% pfd
of
Jun
4
Jan
27
500
Apr
100
Jan
7%
3,600
July '
10c
63%
13%
12%
Airlines
Feb
3% July
20%
3%
■
Jan
Jan
Apr
9% May
13
Aluminum
Jan
26%
11%
Jun
1,600
12%
Pwr
19
6%
5%
7,200
20%
7 %
100
17% July
9% May
23,800
12%
Corp
Jan
6 Vb May
3%
20%
convertible
4%%
Mining
Jan
Jun
4%
10%
49
12 %
Co
Miller Wohl Co common
Jun
Jun
12%
14%
3%
45%
12%
Piping
21% July
July
9% July
3% July
4% Mar
10%
5
2.50
Jan
65
Oil
Jan
Jan
3%
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
50c
,
Inc
Mill Factors Corp
Midland
Associates,
4,000
160
8%
Apr
3%
10%
Mid-West Abrasive 2
Midwest
Jun
48%
1,500
Jan
23 y4 Mar
2
600
6
14,400
2,700
97
5%
10%
Jan
23%
Apr
9% May
6
34%
7%
97
17%
15% July
19 % Mar
800
9%
3%
100
Jan
~7 y8
31%
Microwave
Apr
21% May
24 % Jan
19%
8
10%
7%
5'/a% Pfd
20
13%
20%
34%
3%
;
20% July
1
1
3%
__25c
26%
100
15%
1
1
Corp
-7%
inc_50c
25
20%
400
10
Hone
Minnesota
_
20%
—
10c
preferred
Micromatic
8%
Apr
May
4%
600
100
1,600
5
Corp
Inc
Extruders
32%
May
61
Jan
Thermit
&
23% May
8% Jan
24% July
„10c
2
59%
May
18% Mar
1.10c
.
2%
9% May
6%
20%
17%
1
9%
400
Jan
20%
17%
1
1
1
Mcsabi Iron Co
1,300
23
Jan
19%
17%
1
Co
&
Menasco
Feb
8,100
22%
A
13% July
17% Feb
16%
1
1 %
22%
Jan
% May
6,200
Jan
3
Inc
Inc
W)
(J
Jan
1 %
3y8
1,400
% /
%
4%
*
10%
1,400
3,000
14%
%
14
4,800
—
Ltd
1 %
37,800
2
1%
4V2 Mar
13%
——
£1
9%
2%
Jan
2,500
•
Marine
Ltd
warrants
Co
Maule
Jan
Co
"974
10%
Jan
2Vz
1,800
16,600
3%
1
lc
10c
50c
Co
~ii/4
2%
2 Vb
1%
2%
2%
19%
Corp
Communication
Feb
45
Apr
1%
2%
Martin
25
8% July
45
1%
1% Apr
2% July
1% July
1%
2%
2%
7%
—1
Stores
2%
1 %
3J8 Mar
Massey-Ferguson
Mangel
24%
2.700
1% Mar
5
2
Specialities
13%
2,700
1,600
6%
Inc warrants
Public
Jun
1%
2ft
2
— —
Jan
July
Maine
Majestic
Jun
9%
17V2 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
13% July
4%
30c
class A
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc_:
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
11%
1
Jan
100
2.50
Co
Corp
22%
11 %
19%
13%
•
July
•
15% July
13%
...
8
10% July
2% Jun
1
Jan
15%
15%
2%
3,200
700
July
July
19
Marconi International
1,800
2%
3,700
78
Apr
Feb
11%
2%
4%
Feb
13
800
Feb
10%
2%
4
39%
700
16
3%
H7/8
4i/4
11,150
14%
2.50
12%
5
65
14
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
41
Feb
1
58
14%
Jun
Apr
8%
800
65
24%
32%
16,900
37
22%
200
5%
Jun
22 %
1,100
2
26%
21%
10%
24
1,300
24%
38%
1%
32
21%
10
5%
30
•
1
36%
24
31%
7
22%
10%
2
93% July
Inc
1% July
Jan
38%
24
Jan
19%
% May
18 %
88
1
1
MacFadden Publications Inc—
13,900
18%
10
1,600
1
Exploration
(The)
B)
91%
3%
——
11%
(G
Jan
91%
3%
5
Corp
Feb
Macke
6y4
Bartlett cl A—25c
Kessler &
Jun
Lynch
Jan
July
3 %
of America Inc
Electronics
Loral
16%
4
13,100
4,800
Chain
Steel
Jun
9% July
16,000
3,700
1
—10
pTeferred
Lithium
2\$
17,500
4%
2
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5%
lft May
9%
4
10%
Inc
(RG)
Tourneau
1%
9%
4
3
15%
1%
21% July
5
25c
14%
18%
Jan
:
20%
Inc
151/3
is/8
1%
17,800
9%
5
5
Corp
Apr
Feb
Jun
%
19%
University
Refineries
Leonard
13
3%
Feb
%
lV*
■
Jan
Jan
9
2% Jan
76% Jan
9%
1
Corp
Lefcourt
61%
34% Mar
31%
16%
2
5
300
Jun
Apr
Jun
'
10%
10
7,000
Feb
10
17%
21%
19%
Inc
Extension
Salle
94
Jan
Apr
3,800
19%
July
1.500
Sessions Co
Lamson &
9,100
4%
Jun
6%
2%
Delaware
Lamson Corp of
9%
2%
15%
2%
3
Apr
1,800
2,700
1,200
2%
—
100 %
1,300
18% 19%
7%:
7%
5% July
2% Mar
2,700
Industries
Lamb
Lockwood
6%
700
16,500
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
2%
2,100
2%
20%
1
Jan
5%
6%
2%.
20%
;
Jan
2%
Apr
5%
V
X19%
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
13%
<jy8
67%
600
72
fa-
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%
1
Jun
May
'
20%
Corp
3%
41% May
7% Jun
26
75 Desos
n
Electronics
Radio
10%
Jan
2%
200
33%c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
33%
85%
Feb
Jan
1,500
1
1
Jun
July
14%
31%
7~
7.50
Stores
Kratter (The)
49%
-
5
;
18% May
8% May
97
Jun
May
8% July
6%
5
9
1
Co
inc
1
2.50
1
10c
1.25
1
20c
1
;
1
Inc
13
10%
Co
a
;
26% Mar
2 i/a
Stores
9%
2%
co.nvertible preferred
r-i
5
(Del)
131/2
»
10%
Inc
Manulacturing
t
7%
2
yhway Trailer Industries
Ho
3,700
10c
;
—
Hoover
Hormel
Co
Jewelry
1
& . ayne Inc.
Gallon Products Inc
HnuPl'ane
25c
Kawecki Chemical Co
l
merich
Ho]
"any
33%
1,100
10c
Inc
Jl/1' preferred Co
(W.E) &
4%
Ho
0
Jan.
50c
?"a Rubenstein Inc
a
23%
5
Jun
1%
National Kosher Foods
A
12i% July
18,900
*
com
Heh-Coil Corp
Cine
LldSS
19,200
13%
16%
1
Lithographing Co
£ Aircraft
Jun
2%
5
—
Bishop Inc
Hazeitme Corp
»
29%
9%
Electric
Hiiio
150
25
28%
Hartford
r?l Badio
Jun
9%
10
Bi
Jan
5%
18
_1
Hfcbie
4%
3% May
18% May
2%
Stores
H
3 %
2% May
25%
Hartfield
Hercules
Jun
Jan
1,600
2%
Harnischfeger Corp
n
July
3%
1,900
7
9c
.
Products
Corporation
Lamp Co
Mining
100
Jun
4,600
33%
71/4
30
B
Hecla
Jun
2%
Feb
38% Jan
10c
Inc
Harbor Plywood
Corp
Hannon-Kardon Inc
Hebrew
39%
Feb
5
Company
Hastings Mfg
33%
5
50c
Industries
Havana
Haze
Jan
1
Corp_;
Hall
Mar
5
3ya
12%
13i/8
1
Guild Films
Company Inc
Gull States Land & Industries—
Gulf & Western
B &
2
July
4
Guerdon Industries Inc class A
Warrants
Gulton
Jun
3% July
28
4%
25
.
16%
Co
...
Co
series
Stores
3%
200
28 lA
1
Mines
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Grocery
~2%
jun
4%
43/4
10c
cl A
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
1%
16%
2%
.
Great Lakes Chemical
Corp
_1
Great Western Producers common—6O0
Greer
Company
11%
.1
Corp
Manufacturing
Manulacturing
Rapids Varnish-
preferred
~2%
3%
•
1
;
Inc
Amer Industries
6%
1,700
1,100
5
Gray Manufacturing
Great,
Drug
4c
Inc
Goodman
Grand
iy2
3%
13% Mar
100
1
Inc
Co
15,300
29%
*
Industries
Gold Seal Products
Gorliam
3%
13%
28
2 'A
1
Glenmore Distilleries class B_;
Union
Katz
Feb
Jan
July
9%
11%
29
9
20%
4
50c
pfd—100
1
Corp
•
Ltd
Mines
Co
Globe
Industries
18
Jan
60 %
6,000
11%
28%
6y4
7%
11
15c
Kaiser
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gffti & Electric 4%%
Kleinert
13%
Apr
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
Jan
181 %
Jun
8%
Jun
10%
Jun
Jun
4%
600
65
Jan
Klein
July
4%
3,200
60%
7%
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
8
3,000
6
9
16 y4
Jan
125
5%
5%
13%
Jan
7,900
July
Apr
6%
5% May
13i/2 Jun
85
20
Feb
11% Mar
Jun
84
Jan
7%
7%
July
4% July
9V8
,
1
*
•
—
Co
Glass-Tite
4
Mar
8%
5%
10c
Kingsford Company..
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
375
130
1
—
Corp
YelJowknife
Giant
~9%
9,400
_1
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Gilbert
6 %
4,400
3534
5
—2.50
*
50c
Corporation
Stores
General Transistor
16,500
2,000
-
.—£1
General Gas Corp
Indus
1%
3s/8
314
1
1
25
1
1
General Builders Corp common
General
Vz
5
29
■
General Alloys Co
General
13%
11/2
1
5
*
100
1
Acceptance
General
125
i3i/2
1.25
—
Co
Mfg
"8%
127
;-£l
Company
Co
Gatineau Power Co common
5c/p
preferred
Gellman
6 %
5
10%
10
9
$1.20
(Geo A)
Fuller
4%
g.3/8
•
(The)
Fresnillo
4%
10
Apr
8% May
78 % Jan
9% July
7,600
Kilembe Copper Colbalt
Kin-Ark Oil Company
210 July
13
6,300
Jan
4,300
Jun
10%
17%
14,200
39
11%
9%
lt>% Mar
13,800
n
7 A May
30% July
600
10%
Kidde
3
9,200
10c
Jan
6
Jan
Jun
Jetronic Industries Inc
26% July
ill
2
11%
5
32
11%
28%
5%
Fargo
32
11%
5%
43% May
21%
6,000
30%
84
Apr
1
High
10%
Jun
3
5%
300
?
9ft
8H
18% Mar
11%
Kay
Oils Ltd————1
Federated Purchaser class A———IOC
16%
26,300
1
Jan
15%
■
8%
32
19%
Corp
14
16%
Financial General Corp——
Firth Sterling Inc
3.90%
26 Vz
—
11% May
33%c
1
pfd—100
1
Co
32
25%
6,500
11%
Irving Air Chute
Jan
7%
1,400
17%
1
Manufacturing
Jan
12%
28%
14%
1
Inc
11%
Jun
27%
1
Public Service Co
Fireman
8% July
7
,
17%
1
Iowa
Iron rite
Low
28
5
Iron
Range Since Jan.
29%
Inc
—
Shares
High
26%
Ltd
Company
Royalty
4% July
28%
174
——30
Fauny Farmer Candy Shops Inc——1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Felmont
Oil
Investors
Kawneer
shs of beneficial int
Filmways Inc
Intex
Low
65
International Products
Sale*
for Week
of Prices
28%
5
America
North
1,500
7%
1
Feb
of
Co
3,500
6%
1
8 J/8
Insurance
X9%
12%
*
Instrument
July
16% May
7,100
5
ft
class A
4,700
40%
5
33%o
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Indust Electronic
Hardware
Corp_50o
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Homes Corp
1
29 %
*
X9%
IT,
preferred
Jun
22y4 Mar
2.50
Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
20% July
Sugar Associates—
Falardo Eastern
$2
17%
24% July
18%
Fabrex
Common
17,400
Is
Jan
20%
Ltd—_—_$1 or 25c
•—
—10
Corp
Factor (Max) & Co
Fairchild Camera; &
400
169%
Apr
12%
5% pfd
Manufacturing Co—
15,500
17%
Jan
17%
preferred™
1st
cum
22%
26 y8
Feb
Jan
13%
& Steel Corp common
Forge
44%
182
-1
common—_———10c v
convertible preferred
1 '
File
43%
Apr
155 y2 July
9
IMC
Apr
23%
Equity Corp
$2
Jun
Feb
7%
24%
i8%
20%
Millwork Corp———
Empire
33% July
24% July
4,600
17%
—
•——-—1 %
20c
28
Inc_.
25
13,500
Par
13%
9
July
5% May
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Frloe
American Stock Exchange
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
j an
-—10c
50c
1
Electronics Corp
Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric
1,600
23%
170
Feetronic' Assistance Corp
Electronic Specialty Co
Fi-Tronics
1,600
1
High
17% kvxay
23% Apr
34
• *
—-—
Fnerv
3,200
20,500
6 y4
22%
Electronic
100
io y4
5%
l/ii
Flectrographlc Corp
Range Since Jan.
Low
4
32%
9
6
25
1
Malleable Iron
KSro States Corp common
«7 preferred seiies A
\r preferred series B-—
Frio Corporation
class A
ern
j
30%
10 >/4
20c
Inc
STOCKS
Share9
High
h
■i
Friday
'or Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
Week's
Last
STOCKS
9
9%
300
~1%
lft
1%
5,500
12%
12%
12%
600
Jan
33% Mar
14%
Jan
Jun
Feb
34%
8%
Jan
10% July
13%
Jan
9% July
4%. July;
4% Apr
8 Apr
2% Jan
12%
Apr
28
13%
23%
5% May
32
11
24% July
6V2 Feb
Jan
13% July
6V4
Jan
6%
Jan
12 y4
Jan
2%
33
Feb
Apr
18%
Feb
8%
Jun
10%
Jan
1
Jun
21!
Jan
ft
10% May
12% July
32
The Commercial
(428)
Monday, August 1, 1960
and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 29)Week's
Friday
ft ft
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
National
Research
1
18
National
Rubber Machinery———10
17
Chemical.
34
National
Starch
National
Steel
Corp
&
National Telefilm Associates
National
1
Nelly Don Inc__
Nestle-Le
New
Mur
Jersey
Auction
New
York
& Honduras
New
York
Mines
17% Mar
Jun
37%
2
1% July
% Apr
27/a
Jan
1
Jan
22%
22%
23 %
9%
9%
9%
800
1%
1%
1%
3,500
40
29 3 4
29 %
29%
%
1
A
Co
6 Vs
,
% May
6 Va July
375
800
lO'ft
1
7%
10c
39%
3 Yb
Jan
1% July
3 Yb
Jan
4
Jun
6% May
67% Feb
20
3%
79
Jan
17
Jan
Bros
Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
July
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Jan
Servomechanisms
5
2»/8
3»/4 July
13,400
15% July
23 V2 July
36
87
7%
25% Mar
Jan
94% July
200
V\
Jun
^ Jan
6%
2,200
3%
Jan
4 Yb
Jan
48 Vi Mar
1,400
16%
Jun
18%
17
Jun
20
la
31
27%.
25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
S4.40 dividend preferred
£4 75 dividend
preferred
17%
4%
38 'v.
30 V2
31%
3,800
29 Yb
Jan
27%. 27%
400
26 V*
26 %
100
25%
1,700
24%
4%
26%
X25
*
24%
24%
200
,ftl 600
35% Mar
91%
Warrants
&
90%
91%
200
Jan
20%
100
Jan
Jan
82
6 %.
8%
~.5%s.
6V«m
Jun
8
Jun
13%
5% Jun
39%
Jan
Apr
18%
Jan
41
•
i
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
21%
21
21%
31%
30%
31%
1%
lft
II
1%
14,000
II
3,200
1
8%
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
13%
9V4
13%
400
?
900
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
11%
Jun
8%
Bol
1
__
21
July
24% May
US July
15
Jun
30%
38
Jan
2% July
2%
Jun
Southern
Materials
8% July.
6 % May
66
63%
66
.
1,500
25%
Apr
50 %
47%
59%
56,000
33%
Jan
1
ift
1%
1%
6,300
li
Feb
&
Industries
5
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Corp
5%
5%
4
Materials
Pneumatic Scale
Polaroid
Poloron
&
—
l
7%
ft.
i
10%
•
.
—
,
Electronics
Products
Corp
class
Powdrell & Alexander
Inc
(Del)
Prentice-Hall
-ft
v;
$1.25
Inc..
66%
_l
Corp
Mfg Co Inc.
1
.1
convertible
preferred—
(The) Company
;
Providence Gas
Service
4%%
of
ZZ-.1
_•
__20c
3
Co
_g
Quebec I.ithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
!
Investment
Packing
Reading Tube
Real
Corp
Co
Corp
36%
Jun
23%
28
21,800
2%
2%
33%
1,300
17
16
45%
710
1%
1%
60
4,600
44
34
10
4,600
8%
25%
-X48%.
Mi.
13%
22%
25%
3,800
15
33%
3,200
9%
Jan
11%
50
81 %
Jan
87
49
1
35
29%
13%
14
1,000
12% May
23%
Jan
Jun
27
13% May
1
Jan
8,300
..
—*
20c
pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
;
Jan
Inc.
cumulative
Telectro
July
8%
Jan
Texstnr
4% July
3% Jun
8%
Jan.
Textron
6 %
Apr
Thew
18% July
1% Apr
28%
Jan
%
5,900
V* July
ft July
3%
3%
3%
3,600
3% May
16% July
4% Jan
7%
Jun
6% July
19
16%
19%
82
6%
82
-
6Yb-
67/a
5,100
100
.
-
8,600.
£1
1.50
5%
5%
6
30c
.4%
4%
4%
700
7,200
73%
■i
Jan
4% May
July
Feb
Jan
7,000''
5
2,800
4%
2%
1,800 '
3%
3%
3%
2,100
2% May
3% July
61/2
7'/a
2,500
5 Va
Apr
8%
Jun
Jun
pfd
7
15%
6% May
Jan
3V2
Jul/
V;-. 4
Jan
100
6%
Jun
7
25
Jan
7
7V2
1,100
7
July
7%
7%'
8
7,100
6%
Jun
2%
2%
2%
3,000 '
2
Feb,
12%
10%
1
2%
2%
3
7
61/2
7%
2,600
•
Inc
—50c
Co
5
Park
com____l()c
1
;
1
_l
34%
10,000
•
12%
19,800
10%
11%
10Va"
1%
2%
91 %
1
91%
2,400
8Va
2,100
2
1%;
deposit rets ord registered
def registered
Amer deposit r«t.s
89
ft
100
12,800
3,200
5,400
17 v May
1%
3,600
'
Tonopah Mining
of Nevada
Corp class A
Acceptance
Trans Cuba Oil Co
class
A
-
1%
,
Jun
9Va
600
3,900
5% July
21%
300
25
24%
25
17%
17'/4
17%
1,100
21
21 Va
•"500
83
83
■
--
Jun
16% May
■
11
•
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•
_l
2%
4%
4%'
.
r;
•«
50
'
;
.
May
*5% July
'%21.' July
"•
78
'
'
Jan
May
2%
300
2%
5
400
4% July
Va July
ft
4,800
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%
ft, 11%
Jun
23%
1,100
5s
1
.
v
20%
Jun
18%
'.'-ft 20% Jan
•;
>./T 3V«, J30
8% July
57/a
£1
—_50c
.' 1% Jan
lft May
*
July
" 93
11% Mar
18
Jau
Apr
9%
i-ftv 1%
l'/a
1IY2
1%'
.
Jun
14%
..
Jun
.
4Vl Apr
•ft
Jan
1 Va
5%
2IV2
Shipyards Corp
.20
Toledo Edison 4V»% preferred—100
Tower
16% July
13/
6 Va May
8%
~5%
'Todd
'
9.%. Jan
3V4 Mar
Jan
*
102,600
Jan
10%
....
Mar
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
:;r.
11V4 July
91%
'
13%
"
18
2%
i»V
Va"
14%,
25c
Inc
32%
*
10
Ltd
Thriftmarkets Inc
Roofing
1,100
19%
18%
34%
71/4
_10c
Electronics
Shovel
•
.1
Thorofare Markets Inc
Jan
8 Va
3%
4%
10c
Corp
Thorncliffe
7
~
Inc
Jan
5-/a
Jan
4% Mar
Feb
10c
Corp
Corp
Industries
Jan
7% July
5% May
3% Apr
9V2 July
•
2%
3%
i
Industries
9%
4%
Jan
43/,,
Jan
6% July
■:v
_2nc
2%
82".
Jun
8 % July
3%
15.% May
5
Inc
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
26
3%
14,100
40
Jan
1
Texas Power & Light $4.56
100
4,100
10
j
Corp—
12 Yb Mar
5,100
7%
5
57% July
6||
'12%
7
preferred—.
9% July
"7%
4
6%
3%
10c
Tenney Engineering Inc__
Texam Oil Corporation
6ft
ft
3%
7'/a
Jun
July
Apr.
31
'
1
;.
inc.
Teleprompter
Mar
_7%
4
1
Corp__
common
2
4.000
6%
A
Television
19%
500
600*'"
,
44%. Jan
23 V2
-
common
5% Jan
18%
100
50c
.
class
B
Tel-A-Sign
Tilo
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Inc
11% Jan
16
"400 *"
25c
May
3,200
18%
1
common
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
14% July
4%
!
1965
Amer dep rets ord regis,
Roosevelt Field Inc
1,100
5
,
50c
__
Rokeach
Raceway
4 :
1
3
Jan
ft
.1
to Jan
4%-
5,000
13
"
10c
1
2% July
% May
45% Feb
1,650
10%
18
16
4%
*
Robinson Technical Products Inc
Roosevelt
18
l..
53%
40
12%
22% Mar
May
36 % July
20 % Mar
700
.
Apr
Apr
9%-
39%
•
.
Apr
8%
51%
21%
23% Apr
71/2 Jan
38 V4 July
18%
10%*
41
21
1
Petrol
36%
21%
23%
1,100
1
19
"
41
Jan
Mar
3% July
Apr
42 V2
19 Va
13,100
2%
Feb
19
1
'
19,300
17
.
Feb
19
%
3%
2%
20%
Jun
July
16'/a
4%
21%
"2%
14%
15
July
■34
Jan
600
200
24%
25% May
Jun
24
1,100
15%
16
700
July
7:
31%
14%
16,300
22
19l/»
31
15%
1
(Del)
9% Jan
37%
5,500
500
14%
5
Inc
Jun
Jan
'
19%
25%
%
_I
Ltd
31%
1
!_
-
6% May
5
l()c
July
65
40 %
92
Feb
33
23%
:
66'/2
9% Mar
Jan
8
18%
24%
19%
27 Va
150
36%
Class
19%-
8,600 "
Jan
15
Jun
19'/2
36% July
Jan
34
65
Jan
Jan
4%
2% July
5
36% July
Feb
11%
31%
5
Jan
Jan
%
2
Feb
28
600
34
661/2
Jun
12
Talon
35%
75
13%- 13%
10
1
Jun
6%
12 Va
Symington Waviie Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation T
600
•
2,900
*
Superior Tool & Die Co_
Superior Window Co class A
2ft
3%
12/, 800
—
Co—
Electronics
31%
2 Yb July
3 Va
12%
,25c
Inc
24%
Va July
•
Corporation
Supercrete
39,900
2%
Inc_
i
Feb
7% May.
8% Apr
11%
Products
Sunset International
Jan
2%
100
~>a
"ft
ft
2%
Jun
Feb
21
4,200
..
Feb
Jan
Jan
3Va
Corp__
Corp
Stylon
111 July
7%
67%
I2V2
Co
&
800
5
7%
Jan
."17 Va
__50c
Stop & Shop Inc
Jun
22% Mar
52%
_
53
500
(Robert) & Co
„_1
Reliance Insurance Co_________1—__io
Warrants series A
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
July
12,100
22%
2%
Reis
common
Jan
1
1,500
Ml
22 %
4,500
Mining Co
(Hugo)
(S)
24%
4%
7%
r
Jan
July
59
600
Jan
9% July
'1%
1,400
~4%
*
Container
Stroock
24
15Va July
__l()c
preferred
Co
(JB)
Stone
10%
1
ordinary
Corporation
Stetson
Jun
46 y8
Ltd
Canada
&i
60
10
24
l()c
Mines
Enterprises
11,200
59 Va
10
1
Instruments
1%
l'/a
IV4
60
1
B__
Corp
convertible
1,800
_1
Corp
Uranium
200
15%
10 Va
1,700
15 V4
I5V2
10%
24%
__1
Inc
class
Aviation
Stinnes
Jun
85%
1
lc
Sterling, Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Jun
10%
13,800
——
Shares
10 Va
10
:
500
24
1
17 Yb
15,400
10%
10V4
20
;
10
9%
9%
*
Co
Stirling Aluminum
19% July
10%
8%
Vtc extended
Apr
Co
(Ky)_
Tube
Stathnm
Jan
Feb
Metals
Stalecourt
Jun
27/a
Argentine
50c
July
5%
7%-
Rio Algom Mines Ltd
Jan
(A)
9%
2%-
Corp
18%
Stein
20 %
7%-
.-
Feb
29
f
Remington Arms Co Inc.
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
26
Technicolor
Z~~5a
Corp
Jan
Jun
Sunair
i
■__
July
14
4%
1
Starrett (The) Corp common—.
Feb
85%
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
6% Mar
3ft
Apr
11%
Jan
16% July
19% July
11% May
July
3 Va
1,600
.
7% Mar
17
July
Feb
2,900
«
July
22
21.
4%
8 Va
58%
7,500
16
14%
16
3,000
8% May
Parts
4,700
600
6V2
Jan
Steel
8%
20 Va Mar
19% Mar
~5%
6%
July
Apr
Jan
4%
53% July
22 % July
20 %
11
17%
4ft
56
Jan
Jun
Steel Co of
8%
Jan
May
1,700
SLanrock
Jan
38
53
48
20%
19%
Jan
66
July
25 V4 July
24% May
-
19
24
16%
4%
17
2%
Ridge way Corp
3%
2
'• 59
Feb
Jan
19%
Stanley
Jan
1
Rico
July
59% May
27% May
May
*■
•
Corp.—
Reinsurance Investment
Resistoflex
Jun
1 %
250
60%
30%
July
9% July
16
100
9%
45
2% May
1,800
IIIIIII.l
'
;
—
Soundcraft
lft
60%
1
l
Investment 'ft
Trust of America
Reeves
45 %
1
;
_.
Estate
Reda Pump Co
Jan
36
_•
Co_
Rapid-American
Rath
Jun
59%
9%
__100
Puget Sound Ptilp & Timber
Ramo
9%
July
23% July
100
52%
22% May.
22%
•
1
Standard
1,100
20.
6%
Standard
8%
36
59
59
72 Va
Standard-Thomson
13% Mar
8
200
Feb
14%
Feb
10% May
6
May
500
24%
July
Jun
Jan
600
25 %
24%
31V2
July
Jan
101
25%
23
Jun
May
9%
11%
Jan
25%
17V4 May
281/4
1,300
6,600
58
16%
89%
287/a
25
Co Inc
Products
120
23
28 %
10
Standard
98
19
28 %
Feb
800
Oil
16
1,900
Jun
15% Jan
8% Jan
,May
6 V2 May
2,300
Standard
July
7Va
Jun
6%
12
Standard
10
6,400
23
5%
457/a
•
-
59%
Jan
91/4 May
7 Yb May
300
Feb
Jun
n%
Feb
Colorado—
preferred
Puerto Rico Teleohone Co
Rights
_ifti_I_„_ft__
Pyle-National
8,500
5,400
20
Prophet
Public
1
_•
Proctor-Silex
■'
2%
16 %
_*
:
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—.
Progress
27%
2.50
.
9%
7%
11
36
l
Power Corp of Canada—.
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co__
8%
_1
.
7%
10:
12%
6%
7
Jun
11
11%
11%
4'/4
4 v
58
Jun
11
11
io
_50c
new.
A
Polymer Corp class A
9%
2,000
Jan
n%
6%
97
50
Polymers Inc__10c
..
91/4
_
.
46"%
Apr
.
35 Va
113.%. Jan
58
6%
5
8ft Jan
39
*
Jun
45%
25
Line
May
31% Mar
3,200
Apr
1
Pipe
4% Mar
2,100
5%
5%
(Del)
Inc
39
38
5%
5%
10
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
Plastic
39
pesos
,_____10c
Aircraft Corp
Industries
Jan
Pharmaceutical
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Jan
40%
Jan
5% Jan
,
j
Corp__2
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants.
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
SLandard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Feb
67%
V2
5
Southern
1% Mar
Apr
Jan
2% Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
31
.
Southern
66% July
62
13
-Tan
ft July
29%
Southland
Feb
20c
Phillips Electronics
cumulative preferred.
4.08%
1,900
July
Z-
,35% July
1,500
4%'
22
4.24%
preferred
2%
8
2,790
21%
cumulative
2%
8%
700
371
25
4.32%
preferred
8
28 »/2
351/4
300
Petroleum
7%
28
36%
1,600
California
7,400
400
36
22 J/4
cumulative
6% July
5%
"
52%
Southern
6 Yb May
1,300
-
;
521/4
Apr
3% May
1,800
ft
ift May
4
May
21%
Feb
100
10,200;
22
Jan
7,400
ft
16
,
521/4
4%
8%
May
25
12%
4%
?; I/
1.%;.
25
15%
6%
100
22,600
20
1%
25
preference.
Jun
Oils & Minerals
20
1%
cumulative preference
3 Yb Mar
Inc!
20
convertible
400
6%
92% Mar
46% Jan
30%
Jun.
fti/4. Jan
17% July
•20 I July
...
14,600
4.48%
400
4%
July
July.;,
24
v.
.
6,900
•
.
4.56%
6,600
8%
19.
25
3%
7%
ft'.-
"
1/4
25
10%
8%
Mar
'
0
iff
preferred
127/8
~4%
4% Apr
120% July
Feb
90
2,600
cumulative preferred..
cumulative preferred
1% Mar
Perfect
Peruvian
original
4.78%
1
30%
17'%
'
3%
.
2,400
...
,_39
£1
•
•
1
1
1
.IV
4.88%
Pep Boys (The)._
_;
I_1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
ft-
5%
Jan
ft.
___2*50
Corp~~~~"~~
\
3'/4
Southern California Edison—
9%
Products
10% Mar
31% Jan
800
.
:
12 y2
~2,7.
6% July
.'25% July
29%"
29%
.12.50
10%
~~1
2,500
3,100
•
89
1
12%
2
7 Va
26%
19
Co
2
_
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg Ltd
Photo
"■-%
'
Jun
2%
38Va Mar
35
25 Yz
•
——*
I ""j
_
III.
Canada Ltd_____
Electronics
'.'V
July
._IIIl
Jan
6ii
rSpnotone Corp
Soss Manufacturing
South. Coast Corp
South ; Penn Oil Co._h^
Apr :
9%
Jun
37%
41/a
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
4% Jan
Jan100%
Jan
16
2
Slick
May
SO*
3,800
4,500
.
99
36%
2%
27,100
9%
99 ?"/
Jan
1,500
2%
78 V2
2,500
1,800
2,600
_
Peninsular Metal
Penn Traffic Co
9%
88
470
87
86
24 V2
Apr
6%,
Oil
July
Apr
4
Ltd
Jan
4V2 Mar
8'/a
110
1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan'
14 %
14%
106
10c
91% July
131%
121; May
5,100
6%
Venezuelan
21V2
1,900
"
4,500
; 25
4
Sinclair
May*
•
6%
Co_—10c
Simpson's
.'
Apr
21/4 Mar
*
22% May
22% Apr
Apr
14%
17%
109
24% July
21%
161/4
12%
4
Ltd
Feb
4% Mar
28V2 July
11 Va
25 Yz
3
preferred
Jun
5%
37%
Shares
convertible
Jan
4V8
16 Va
Silvray Lighting Inc___
$3
9%
,
.
6,600
14.%
12%.
4
Jan
Mines
Jan
; May
3% Feb
106
American
Jan
Jan
*
4
22% Mar
122 Yb May
'________ 1
(C A) Amer shares
Chemical Company..
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
:_r.
:
g-
U%
23%
2%
Park
14%
500
Z*
I*
III*
Pantepec Oil
3%
Simca
97% July
Bol
19 V4
3Va
—2
Silver-Miller
8%
8%
3
25,000
10,900
23%
17%
3%
300
90
vtc__2
21V4
18%
r__25c
5,000 fr
Simmpns-Boardman Publications—
J an
(C A)
23 %
25% July
25% July
6% Mar
6%
800
27*/4 Mar
Jan
A.
3%
Jan
85
Tubes.
class
Pancoastal Petroleum
3%
Jan
79%
Light
Corp class A__
3%
12.50
B
Jan
Jan
Jun
600
...
Jan
8%
.
4% July
3,200
—
1%
12 %
Jan
.41/2 July
2'/a July
2,% Mar
47,700
3%
23 Yb
260
Airlines
Petroleums Ltd
3%
3%
3 V4
24 y4
IIIIIIl
—III
__I
5%~~pfd_II_ioo
Northern
2 Yb
Canada
of
Feb
Feb
4%
3 %
Jan
150
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
2,000
4V2
2%
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
86 %
.
5%
"4% ~4%
5
•
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
97 %
.
4% Mar
4%
1,800
8,900
—5
common
Feb
85%
conv
Co
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Class
5 V4
1
,4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Jun,
4%
20c
Shoe
96%
•
5
Apr
% July
lVa
%. July
6%
"July
23
8V8 May
3%
31V2 July
27% July
21
•
46
100
3%
Inc
21
ft July
1,600
•
Sherwin-Williams
18%
2,900
%
10
1
Mining
Water & Power—
Jan
17%
7%
%
50c
1
1
Denn
Jan
16
14% July
Jan
8%
1
Co
19
.
Feb
7%
10c
1
—*
Inc
Products
1,500
17,700
Jan
4%: Jan
18'ft
77/a
1
~1
——
r
16% Jan
20% Jan
"9%
25c
25c
—--1
3.50
3
Apr
Jan
7%
4% May
900
21%
25
_
17%
"4%
25
preferred-.
55
17
25%. 25%
*"i
I-IIIIII1
1st pfd
%
r
17%
5
Corp
Shattuck
Sliawinigan
Jun
2,300
54%;
36%
.
J7«
Inc—
Leather
Sherman
5"% Feb
75 % Jan
17
55
77/s
an
Se 1,011
Jan
80
%
Amer shares_10s
ft
-50c
:
Seem
92%
6
1
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security
600
23'/»
Ltd
(Del)
200
21
22%
Sentry Corp
27%
1
Jan
3% Jan
4
17%
20V4
20%
22%
Ltd—
Petroleums
2,700
9%,
—20
series preferred
Seelmrg
26%
90c
•2% May
2% July
3,700
8%
9
8%
Petroleums
17 Va
8
16%
17 Va
Inc
Jan
91%.
I_
Jan
Mar
3%
15:% Map
7% July;
6% May
__
"
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
Jun
600
Jan
10
2% July
1%
27%
_
1,000
86%
91%
:
'
Jun
.
1
%
3
%
7%
_I_100
preferred
3
.—1
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
Apr
10,400
3%
17 %
3V»
Jun
32,000
15%
.
200
1,700
4
3%
3%
20c
-
Sayre & Fisher Co_„:
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp.
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard Western Airlines.
Jan
1% July
27 V2
II,200
8
7%
2%
3
Savoy Oil Inc
Jan
1,800
%
"2,100
..
2%
Sarcee
6 % July
39
6,000
85
6ft July
2',.- May
2%
Saxon Paper Corp—
Id Jan
1% Jan
61%
1
—25
redeemable 1st preferred—_25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred
25
Pentron
Jan
1%
%.
2%
6,600
1,200
2%
Sapphire
Jan
30
30%
85
5%: 1st: preferred—
of
Apr
43
Jun
%
5%
Patino
40l/4
25% May
50
7ft
2%
5.60%
Feb
154
4,900
4%
ft
1
Salem-Brosius
Jan
13% Jan
2»/a May
3,900
2%
4%
2%
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
32
Apr
4
Securities
Corp
•
22% May
% Jun
•———_.—
Electric
Feb
4 V4
4Va
(Del)
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Pall
31V2
26%
_"I_i
___
Mar
6,900
1%
pfd__100
Ltd
Page-Hersey
127
2,100
2Va
Ltd
Apr
1% July
6%
2
;
Mines
Corp common
Paddington
9%
30
50c
Power
22 % July
29%
j
Opelika Mfg Corp
Pacific
-
'
550
6%
6
25
,
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Pacific
8,400
1,100
"ft
6 %
10
Ohio
£4.36
-
26%
io
~
Nickel
6%
Inc~
Ogden Corp
Pacific
...
30
38%
l
Corp
S4.75
•
132% 134
_1
'
1st
7,600
1
Nova Industrial Corp
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Occidental Petroleum
5%%
%
1
_
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Overseas
113,800
%
21/4 July
0
7/tf
-2.50
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5% series preferred—
20
4%% series preferred
—20
4.40% series preferred
—20
Jan
1%
4
1,000
1
St.
34
34 %
10
Northeast Airlines
Oxford
1538 July
Jun
14% July
I,200
3
18%
2%
Company—
(The F C)
Russell
Jan
8,500
1
Inc
Brass Co
Ohio Power 4%%
3%
28%
,
preferred
400
15
Jun
2»/4
—
12Va
17% July
12
36
Rosario—3.33%
class
Town
14%
High
200
.50c
Inc—
Low
12%
12%:
•
Avenue
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Ryun Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson & Haynes
Feb
27%
.
Ltd
Class B
40c
7,400
Fifth
Russeks
3% Mar
2% May
Apr
3,500
39%.
North American Royalties
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Old
3
.ft 17
8%
3% July
2% May
35 %
;
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
North American Cement
Oils
400
28 3 8
Co
Nipissing Mines
Okalta
200
t
2%
50c
Merchandise
Penn RR
"3%
3
Xl6
*
York
Rankin
May
s_25c
New
North
20
,50c
Royal American Corp.
Shares
-
July
Mar
35%
1%
New Process Cn
North
38
3
1
Zinc
Lites
Mar
1
Mining Co
Noma
26
20
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park
Nickel Rim
900
2%
2
_____
Co
New Haven Clock & Watch Co_
New Idria Min & Chem Co
New
Jan
34
1
Jan
24
"3%
17
Tel & Tel—
England
23V'b
16% July
3
30c
1
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
14% May
1,000
33
3%
10c
Co
Transit
4.700
17
12
50c
•
Ltd
Car
18
16%
lor Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Range
of Prices
v
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange.
Range Since Jan. 1
17%
ft
Last,
stocks
Shares
Sales
Week'
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.,
27 V2
' 31% Jan
ft" 22 v.Jan
ft
lft
12% Mar
Fel)
-ft. 6%
•.j
27%. J3n
"':i 85% Apr
"-ft,3% J»n
:
8% Tan
,
ft Jan
Number 5973
192
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(429)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
for Week
Par
of Prices
Low
comllOc
A
SSgle
•
Conduit & Cable Co
warrants
Temper Corp
Vt .continental
True
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Period
7,000
8%
Feb
13% July
Southern
California
1,100
9
Jun
17%
Jan
Southern
Counties
20%
600
19% July
29
Jan
22%
23'/4
4,700
21 % May
27%
Jan
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
20%
20%
400
22
Jan
Apr
or
Gas
Gas
3%s
1970
(Calif)
3s
April-Oct
1971
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
9
86
86%
87%
90%
87%
2
83%
$88%
99%
June-Dec
99%
$95%
June-Dec
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
5
Co of Canada
-•
Investment Co——4
22%
20%
23%
16,100
19% Mar
13%
28% May
12%
13%
400
12%
17
Jan
10%
10%
400
13 V*
Jan
Unfi
21V*
27%
27%
600
9% May
27
Feb
28%
Jan
5%
4,900
4
6,900
Union Gas
Omaha—— 20
50c
Stock Yards of
Kited
Aircraft Products
—
United Asbestos Corp.
~
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc__
5
5
4
J
3%
5
July
15
2,800
44%
200
4%
■5%
17,500
4% July
%
July
1%
Debt
2%
2
21/4
2,700
2
May
6%
7%
5,100
5
Feb
8%
& Canal
United N J RR
5%
170
100
1
—50c
-1
.
1
12%
—
4%
preferred
&
15%
400
5%
1,700
14%
29,300
16%
15%
17%
7,500
12%
Jun
11%
10%
11%
21,000
5%
Jan
12%
Jun
6%
Feb
II,600
13
700
11% July
10%
600
12 V*
10%
10%
900
9% May
10 Vb May
10%
5%
1%
88,000
1
Jun
110
61
July
700
29
1%
31
31
1 Va
2,000
1
18%
100
86
4%
3%
3%
3%
100
1
of N J
mortgage 4s
4s
Hess
601.76
132.37
91.63
199.58
89.46
80.42
79.82
85.51
83.80
133.86
92.17
201.04
89.68
80.50
79.89
85.55
83.90
compiled
are
65
stocks,
B
1961
4s
1963™
1984
wi
1961
Co
—
/
24 %
Feb
3,200
% July
18 V* Mar
Jun
1,100
14 Vb May
18%
Jan
12%
15
Jun
11%
Jan
5%
7
8
19
19%
Jan
18%
100
Petroleums Ltd 5s
southern California
Edison
conv
3s
debs
~7 %
~8%
18
20%
34 V*
Range
101.97
High
102.30
Low
July 29—
'
4
100.77 Mar 11
____
SEC Index of Stock Prices
prices of the common stock
by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
Feb
98
\
The SEC index of Stock
prices based on the closing
for week ended July
22, 1960, for composite and
Jan
-20%
May—
July
Percent
1960—
May
29
Apr
July 22, '60
July 15, '60
Change
High
14
Jan
Composite
389.4
398.4
—2.3
432.5
30 Va
Jan
Manufacturing
458.2*
471.7
—2.9
538.9
438.8*
453.9
—.3.3
521.6
467.1*
478.9
—2.5
544.4
467.1
282.5*
288.5
—2.1
329.3
282.5
239.4
240.6
—0.5
242.3
216.1
451.2
458.3
—1.5
471.8
414.7
240.7*
242.2
—0.6
299.7
240.7
19%
Jun
Durable Goods
Apr
911
3 %
Non-Durable
Apr
2% May
Jan
8%
1-Ar
6,900
1
May
1 %
25%
26
1,000
20
Mar
29%
Jun
5%
6
1,100
1,400
Jun
8%
Jan
3 % May
5%
Jan
1
6
1%
3%
4
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
June-Dec
4%
*New
Friday's
Bid & Asked *
High
93
52
Sold
Low
No.
*~4
88
No. of
Shares
90
84%
4Q
Map-Nov
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
_April-Ocf
—
t7'2
_
2,717,630
3,834,000
249,000
4,083,000
2,555,130
4,036,000
334,500
4,370,500
3,024,910
4,464,000
442,500
4,906,500
2,725,650
3,833,000
260,000
4,093,000
13,663,740
$21,225,000
$1,542,000
$22,772,000
July 27
July 28
Fri.
July 29
U0%
108
108%
A
1973
B
1973
c
1976
D
1976
21
U.
38
63%
77
International
81
1
81
84
105
4
103
127
102
36
90
113
70
1
1978
95
135
$83%
1982
1983
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1
5
4
102% 102 %
24
__
—
„
$304,529,550
$920,846,900
Stocks
Foreign
(No. of
Domestlo
Shares)
Bonds
Gov't
Bonds
89'A
97
97%
/
Mon.
July 25.
871,580
$100,000
Tues.
July 26.
776,650
79,000
Wed.
July 27.
811,610
July 28.
869,815
42,000
July 29
838,415
87,000
11,000
100%
97%
103%
96%
103
Total
Bonds
Sales
16,000
Fri.
Foreign
Corporate
93,000
Total.
4,168,070
$4,000
$31,000
July 29
1960
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
$132,000
90,000
4,000
102,000
$43,000
$475,000
93,000
$401,000
Week Ended
Bond
28,000
11,000
1959
89%
80%
90
10
103% 103%
$28,587,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
°3%
81
100% 1001%
878,123,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
80%
84%
■
95%
761,721,600
$22,772,000
Total
81
78
—■
$89
...
86%
78
2
88
•
27.421.0G0
15,000
95%
75%
84
88
Mar-Sept
K
65
79
84
95
98
169
76
85%
$81 %
$81
123
88%
51
.
$83
Jan-Aup
series
124%
60
95%
42,707,300
Thur.
94
19
64
94%
42,803,450
21,225,000
Industrial
89
•
$58
and
95%
—~
$83
Railroad
87
117%
4
137
$1,000
$1,166,000
513,593,162
Bank
92%
90
~4
96%
91
135
87%
86
123
446,702,386
Government
101%
81
95%
123
Feb-Aug
1982
2
$88%
Feb-Aup
1982_
17
85%
$95
April-Oct
J
93 Vb
85 %
S.
98%
99%
1
15,069,048
77%
96
99%
93 VB
94%
67%
—
99%
Feb-Angi
series
8
1959
13,863,740
$4,500
Foreign
$98%
123
Shares™
1960
$1,547,000
14
66
70
93%
of
1959
Bonds—
•
99
101%
Feb-Auff
E
Stocks—Number
75
113
Jan. 1 to July 29
July 29
1960
104
104
Feb-Aug v
series
^'8S series
Week Ended
99%
81
Feb-Awp
series
101
.
32
64%
Jan-July
series
107%
—
49%
$8%
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
70
■
Sales
July 26
Thur.
99%
■
—
Bond
Tues.
Wed.
'23%
30
Total
$5,319,000
,
5/
40
,f
$25%
$98%
Mar-Sept
Bonds
$261,000
91
,
Gov't
Bonds
$5,058,000
75%
.
U. 8.
Bank
Bonds
2,840,370
88
39
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
July 25
82%
—
Railroad
and Miscel.
Mon.
121
82%
63%
77
90%
Stocks
50
119
18
86 %
$89%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
138
93
2
$70
438.8
Low.
Jan. 1
121
121
-
%
388.8
458.2
Range Since
44 %
89%
89%
89%
Bonds
85
105
$43
101
Goods
Low
'•
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
or
—
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance & Service.
Mining
Jan
Tij
25%
series
1959
7% July
100
»/es
1979
5.234;
Jan
1,450
20%
1%
£
1981
Ralls,
26
1981—May-Nou
1965—
3.48;
87
May-Nou
3s
Range for
Fri.
Jun
9
Feb
18% May
2,100
16
19%
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
Closing
Thurs.yjuly 28
28% July
2% July
%
11,500
-
1964
Power
Date—
U Mar
2%
Jan-July
Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-JwZp
debs
Industrials,
(35 Stocks)
Jun
15%
2%
extended to 1963
Jan-July
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Oct
p.*st hiortgage 3s 1971_————
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
1967
divisors:
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
May
50
15
fihin2St,due 1953
debs
following
6
unio
Co 7s
the
-Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
30
3,600
Ltd—
—
using
23
April-Oct
May-Nov
Jo?i-July
1970
by
for I960
109.39 Jan
May
1993_
daily
83.63
17.88.
101.70
J an-July
Trust 6%%
5%s
England Power 3%s
Nippon Electric Power
bs
83.77
Total
85.49
July 27„
Feb-Aug
New
«
83.72
85.65
Wed.
June-Dec
_
...J* series L
1985
85.47
79.61
109.60 Aug
5s
I
Averages
Total
National Research
Corp—
H
79.69
80.32
101.42 Sep
convertible subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
National Theatres
& Television Inc—
1974
?7',4S series
80.35
85.51
Low
Quar-Feb
1993—
A
series
a? Power Realization
?'8S
89.36
201.34
High
._June-Dec
1994
1970
Development 6s 1975
AGuantanamo & Western RR
series
200.16
92.02
101.48
X23%
Period
General
F
91.86
134.40
102.22
Division—
mortgage 4s series
G
79.75
134.02
July 26—
5,900
1998_.
Edison 2%s series A
series
-
_
80.30
601.68
_
_
89.17
605.67
_
26
202.89
606.75
25
93.12
July 25_'_
2%
1974
Bonds
135.84
Tucs.
Interest
debs
ities
Stocks
Mon.
£1
debs
inc
4s
Ralls
ities
65
Jan
10c
subord
40
Ralls
roads
609.87
22
Utilities, 8.53;;
Feb
%
8 % May
50c
Util¬
trials
trials
Date
Util¬
10
37%
Jun
1,800
_l
Grade
Rail¬
Total
32% May
5s
„.
10
Grade
Indus¬
Apr
% Mar
41
2
regular
10
Second
Indus¬
15
29% July
9%
1
—Bonds—
10
First
20
26
8%
40c
Aug
series
Stocks
30
100
•
Mtge Bank 5s
General Builders
Corp—•
6s
subord debentures 1963
it
daily closing
200
100
Finland Residential
*'«8
the
Apr
4
8%
Chemoil Industries 6s
debs 1973
Chicago Transit
Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
J/es
Stock and Bond Averages
are
30%
"%
2%
t Ex-dis¬
flat.
27
"%
24
transaction
dividend.
averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
Mar
5%
26% Mar
%
d Ex-interest.
range),
29%
-25
pfd
year's
11' Jan
23%
2,200
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970—
Bethlehem Steel 6s
;i /8S
Jan
87
14%
1
ord
Pump
subord
1
ian
13%
1
range),
Under-the-rule
in
48
3% Jan
Jan
10
—
year's
n
included
50
40
26
Low
rb«or Water
apphire
Below
Jun
4%
•
3& Mar
10,000
{'if
l5ff
—
Friday
Bftnnt,.
32
•
Apr
14%
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
conv
Jan
Jan
3%
Ex-stock
Jan
Jun
18%
6,100
1%
(iMay_> ••;
79
60
Jan
93
Feb
3%
z
(not
67
45
ask prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"wi." when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
28%
July
2
Ex-rights,
In
h Ex-principal,
cash
31
and
Jan
76% May
4% Jan
Jun
_1
.
—_
American
traded
28
400
1
Zapata Petroleum
Corp
®
being
y
for
48%
50
(not included
dividend,
Transaction
r
47%
$45
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
range),
Ex-dividend,
48%
100%
63%
used
July
1,900
*98%
$66%
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
a Deferred
year's
Abbreviations
27
86
10c
_
1997
distribution,
in
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
July
2%
4%
1
preference
2 Service
x
Bonds
Vb July
18%
5
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Jewelry Co_.
Zapata Off-Shore Co
PnhrS „1970
A
3% Mar
4%
4%
1
rets
Bellas
tribution.
July
2%
10
Corp
Valley RR
included
1/64 July
1
*
Zale
National
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
July
July
July
%
3
"l%
Is
Newspaper Machine.
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
Midland
2%
2 V*
4%
♦
Wood
n
Jun
300
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
n/r-
Mar
2,000
19
50c
Wilson Brothers common
5% preferred——
1st
3
70
pfd——100
Williams (R C) & Co
a
I
—
$100
Jan
5%
4
70"%
*
1
Jan
14
Jun
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries
1st
3%
500
69
1%
•No
67
of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
13% July
9%
4%
12%
5
Inc__
(The) Corp
Williams Brothers Co_
Lackawanna
9% Mar
4% May
5%
$60
-April-Oct
—
(Republic
66
'
•
,..Mar-Sept
Peru
92
.
$60
1
15% July
19% July
12%
,$63
1
94%
90
--
Jan
13%
12,000
Stag Mfg Co
Boston
Jan
6%
174,600
20
conv
Jun
7%
Feb
&
Wickes
Steel &
4%
12%
May
6
*2%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Amer
Feb
9% July
14%
.1,25
White Eagle International Inc
A
18
~2%
1
Oct
1927)
1927)
Invest Ltd—
Inc___
5%s
Jun
1/64
10c
(issue of
July
2 V2
American dep rets ord shares
Alsco Inc
24
1/64
Western Tablet & Stationery
6%
6%
5
Jun
July
8% Mar
1,300
6
5
1
Westmoreland Coal
dep
19%
6% May
30
Development Co
American
Apr
14%
8,600
11
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
2%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
White
10%
~5
6
41 %
Jun
12%
20,700
9%
May
A7s
f
16%
93
—
$120
Jan
7%
2%
(Del)—.
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Wichita River Oil
16
8%
10 %
——
Manufacturing—
Westmoreland
30 Va May
3%
Company Inc
Western Stockholders
15%
14"%
9
*
Products
3 %. Apr
1,300
2,700
36,400
3%
preference
West Chemical
14%
5,100
8
,
-
$90
1949
—May-Now
(issue of
9% Mar
5
1-
_
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
4%
32%
7%
46%
4%
Precision Instrument Co
Wentworth
3%
Jan
V.5.
-• '.
Is
17 %
$90
l'«*W
6%s
A7s
11 % Mar
1
—
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman
3% July
31%
(Prov)
Jan
5%
*
100
Rights (expire Aug 4)
Webb & Knapp Inc common.
$6 series
34% Mar
800
10
22
•
Waitt & Bond Inc common
$2
26,500
*
preferred
Waltham
38%
15%
10c
Co—
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7%
35%
19
7% July
7%
J
Inc
Aircraft
Waco
200
4%
1
Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co——1
Viewlex Inc class A
25c
Vinco Corporation—
—
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products—1
25c
Vornado
7%
32%
Van Norman
Vogt Manufacturing
3% May
I,100
9%
1967
Apr
12% July
4%
10
1967
B
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Feb
181%
1,100
4
37%
Universal Insurance new common_17.78
Universal Marion Corp——
*
Utah-Idaho Sugar —
5
Valspar Corp—
—
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
6
Jun
40
13%
7%
Ceramic Tile Co
...
U S Foil Co class B_
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co____-_
-1
Universal American Corp
25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
—10
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc
—25c
U S
Apr
167%
173%
12%
A
series
AHanover
.
United Pacific Aluminum
U S Air Conditioning Corp—
V
$12
debentures—
series
4%s
Jan
Jun
Adjustment
5%s
Jan
Jan
72
n—
Apr
7%
3%
96%
63%
64
4115
t
._Jan-July
Jan
55
6%
(Germany)
100
90%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s 1951-u.*—.,
"
~ "
ABaden
5^ May
41% Mar
5%
United Improvement & Investing-2.60
United Industrial "warrants"
United Milk Products
-5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
10s
8%
May
%
43%
1
Elastic Corp
United
Apr
90
98
__
64
87%
86%
„
99%
u
iTnion
High
90%
901/8
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
9%
19%
Last
Sale Price
High
13 %
19V4
20%
22%
.10
Low
1
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan.
9 Vb
A
—
Shares
High
11
??S'MJ»r?nCCo?p"of Amer'cl
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
Week's
Last
stocks
33
58,000
Jan. 1 to July 20
1959
I960
4,168,070
6,394,555
164,239,403
252,709,953
$401,000
$375,000
$16,008,000
57,000
877,000
$15,140,000
1,107,000
33,000
686,000
925,000
$17,571,000
$17,172,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
government
corporate
31,000
_
43,000
,
102
105%
Total,
$475,000
$465,000
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(430)
.
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 29)
Last
,
Sale Price
Par
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Edison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
50
330
22%
1,146
88%
90%
4,457
79%
Jan
96%
48%
154
46%
Jun
68% Jan
59%
Feb
65
50 %
Apr
58%
20% May"
26%
63%
327
51 %
51%
20%
20%
21% July
20% July
170
Inc___.—5
Hecla
&
.30% Jan
28% Apr
26%
62 %
63%
25
Property Trust
-t
*
70
Apr
July
Jan
Jan
10
40%
40%
104
39 V*
Jun
48% Jan
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
27%
27%
108
24% Mar
30% Jan
53%
57
215
47%
61% July
Service
Cities
Co
First
National
Stores
Ford
Motor Co
Inc
•
Feb
61%
62%
400
61% July
93%
84%
1,853
79% July
100%
76%
78%
153
59%
Jan
Island
Kennecott
Lamson
Loew's
Lone
Coal
Co
25%
25%
30
25 %
Apr
36%
Copper
*
74%
76%
513
73 %
Jun
—5
of
Del—
17%
17%
10
Southern
Cement
Corp
Narragansett Racing Association
National
New
Service
Olln
Rexall
Stop
Webster
&
13
5
11 %
Jan
7c
3,300
5c
July
19%
Jan
21 %
Standard
Oil
Standard Oil
United
Fruit
United
U
S
Jun
37%
Union Carbide
U S
U
1,333
494
U S
39%
48%
29%
30%
1,096
Jan
16%
Jan
Mar
55%
Jun
27
12
53%
38
565
46%
38% July
12% July
329
12%
Mar
32%
Jan
50%
51%
105
50% May
58% Mar
39%
40%
852
32
40% July
33%
34%
160
Waldorf
System
Inc
Westinghouse
Elec
35% May
40%
39"%
40%
530
10
46%
46%
47'/a
215
39"% July ; /
44% Jun
8%
8%
195
115% 120%
154
38 % May
55%
38%
38%
78%
80%
1191
—6.25
53%
50%
53%
159
45%
—
25
Last
Sale Price
Par
55 %
37 % Mar
27%
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American
Metal
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65%
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Co_
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32
32%
369
31% Mar
38%
25%
25%
980
25% July
39%
Jan
61%
61%
1,645
61% July
92%
Jan
20
30
Feb
21%
44 V2
42%
44%
Peninsular
Metal
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14
•
50
24% July
34%
Feb
Rudy
30%
243
29% July
42%
Jan
198
30%
40% July
38% Feb
29%
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14
14
36%
37%
27
97
97
97
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Feb
70
26% July
17
95
Feb
97
Feb
93%
91%
678
87% Mar
93 %
18%
18%
5
34%
34%
35%
95
16% Mar
29% Mar
100
36 % Mar
41%
Apr
816
29% Mar
32%
Jan
12%
175
12% July
16%
Apr
2%
100
Jan
100
2% Apr
2% July
36% Mar
2%
2%
44
1,361
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200
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Jan
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249
32 %
10
177
10
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July
22%
22%
2%
10
10
8%
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23
585
20%
226
6%
21%
21%
21%
160
21% July
28%
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc
5
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56%
58%
171
29%
422
114% 117%
315
81%
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Stockyards
National
Picher
Procter
3% Mar
38
Jan
12%
Jan
Jun
24%
Feb
Jan
8 %
8%
784
140
8% July
14% July
24%
14%
18%
Jan
14%
153
14% July
19
Jun
10%
11%
1,305
5% Jan
12%
Jun
,
11%
93%
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116%
20
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Midwest Stock Exchange
A
compilation
of
the
round-lot
transactions
only
36% Mar
Week's
Friday
120% July
Feb
STOCKS
Sales
S
Play
Unlisted
Aluminium
Allis
5
Card—
27%
27%
50
28% July
35
Jan
29%
145
27% July
39
Jan
Acme
37%
39%
140
37% May
43%
Jan
Admiral
54%
54%
10
48% Mar
59%
Jun
21%
22%
118
29%
Apr
331
20% July
79% Jan
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass Mfg
•
96%
Apr
57% July
1.66%
—
Tel Co
22%
33Va
89%
88%
90%
12.50
55%
55%
60
52
—50
47%
48%
70
47%
59 % Mar
Steel
..
67
Jan
62%
63%
47
Jan
18%
.109
17% July
23%
Jan
Aluminum
14%
15%
303
11% May
15%
Jan
American Airlines
13
12%
1
12%
10
1
500
12%
1
Jun
16%
Jan
May
565
100
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
49%
Jan
74
Jun
42%
Jan
76%
Jun
American
Mach
77
30%
Jan
39%
Jun
American
Motors
18%
75
18 %
Apr
23%
Jan
American
Rad &
Stana
Steel
58%
60
45
69%
Jan
American
160
58% July
42% July
70%
Jan
American
49%
Jan
American
28
Corn
Products
Tel
&
34%
Apr
41 %
Jan
307
18%
Jun
20%
Jan
Apache
2
39%
Feb
49 %
56%
56%
60
47
Apr
July
59% July
-
1
17%
18%
150
17% July
31%
7
55%
55%
128
46
Mar
57 % July
17%
1.7%
62
17
Jun
5
78%
81%
109
194
191% 195%
167
120%
113% 120'%
119
Jan
Armco
Detroit
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&
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&
Light
Chemical
Pont
5
Eastman
Kodak
Federated
Ford
10
Department Stores
Motor
International
Intl Tel
&
Mead
61%
Feb
236
61 %
July
43%
43%
39
61 %
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160
42%
44
526
21%
21%
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44
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50
20
42%
6
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38%
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43
36%
36
36%
60
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50%
39%
48%
50%
39
33%
256
33
38%
39%
203
Corp
39%
39%
49
National Cash Register
National
Distillers
5
55
56%
191
5
National
26% July
5
86% May
19% July
New
Lead
York
North
Central
American
Aviation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
Oil
Radio
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St
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Sears
Roebuck
39%
27%
27'/4
20
88%
89%
65
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19%
20%
40
1
41%
41%
25
10
12%
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45
43
45
145
55
May
34%
Jan
54%
Jan
52%
Jan
69%
Jun
34%
109
31%
Jan
Jan
Jan
41% July
16% Jan
49%
Jun
27%
Jun
38%
Jan
75
771/3
Jun
50
58% July
56% May
79
Jan
35% July.
20% July
431/4
Jan
59%
1.40
3
20%
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44%
Feb
&
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25
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20%
July
Jan
49%
> 46%
13%
11%
32%
32%
Co
Steel
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100
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34% Mar
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400
22
9%
41%
11% May
15%
5
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Jan
Mar
July
Jail
12%
81
81
Feb
83
Mar
20%
20%
21%
5,650
20% July
24
May
13
900
17
12% July
50
1
77
16%
16%
17%
3,500
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20%
65%
65
66 %
400
61
74
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1
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4,600
1
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30
36 %
44%
49%
28%
43%
34%
May
Jun
Feb
1%
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57%
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May
2,400
43%
Jun
50%
100
38%
Feb
53% July
29
333
23%
Apr
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30
100
26%
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34 %
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.
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Jun
16% May
27%
Jan
58%
17%
*
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100
19%
18%
19%
2,800
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34%
900
29
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700
23%
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10
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29%
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24
50c
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35
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5%
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29% May
15%
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68
1,500
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30%
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Canadian
37% Jan
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59%
30%
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600
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Central
38% May
31%
20c
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Burlington Industries
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63%
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4,800
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15%
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14
18%
1
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Bendix
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29%
35%
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58%
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34
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5
56%
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39
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12% July
90
56
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89
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Feb
16
37%
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50
Jan
5
10
non-cum
12
27% July
56
2.50
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5%
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29 Vi
Jun
1.25
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Gas
Refining
Jan
20% July
5,600
(Un)__
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&
43%
59%
25
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Co
Oil
37% May
350
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
46% May
891/4 Jan
July
*
12%
28
33%
99%
38% July
39% July
Montgomery Ward
12
27%
12.50
,
Jan
23% May
49% Jan
41% May
32% Feb
33
5
2
12'/a
28
(Un)
56'/a
34% May
38% Apr
1
Chemical
B
Jun
47% Mar
1,600
(Un)
Jan
39
Apr
26% Mar
9,900
53%
60% May
5
22%
77% July
Feb
64%
•
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Jun
20%
93
38% May
79% July
42% July
10
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Tel
Corp
Monsanto
143
62%
5
Jones & Laughlin
Lorillard (P)
Martin
73%
61%
1%
1
Jan
133
22%
Jan
107
25%
17%
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$1.50 conv 2nd preferred-—
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72%
1
Motors
Jan
265%
Feb
2.50
Dynamics
General Electric
General
95
Jan
98%
78% July
189% July
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——
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Greyhound
*
25%
62%
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Louisiana
Steel
59
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San
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Anaconda
20
47%
1
Power
Tel
Tobacco
19%
3.50
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47 %
1
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10
(111)
Corp
18%
19%
Jan
1,800
686
5
35%
18'/a
34%
10
28% July
73% July
54%
63%
35%
System
600
39%
57%
35%
Gas
10,500
Jan
18%
33%
—1
Columbia
Jan
39%
53%
American
Columbus & South Ohio Elec
Jan
53%
27% July
37%
(Un)
Co
1
Colgate-Palmolive
13%
36 % May
54%
___
Co
5
-
8% May
100
28%
37%
Investment
Jun
500
37%
27%
600
Cyanamid
39%
9%
37%
28%
37%
American
10
19% July.
36%
American
43
29% July
Jan
36%
Jan
40%
Feb
14%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
1
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
Jan
42'A
13%
1,400
800
32%
40%
1,400
18%
1,250
57%
42%
Jan
24%
19%
Apr
10
Jan
23%
18%
Apr
25
32%
19%
July
Service
May
14"% July
74%
43%
Cities
600
1,040
29%
23
Chrysler Corp
Jun
23%
16 %
73%
25
59%
63%
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40
25
9%
Mar
23
74%
29%
Ohio
17%
53
29
44
63%
23%
High
:
170
1
29%
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1
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43%
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Brunswick Corp
Burroughs
Burlington Industries
__
61%
1
Co
1 %
■
63%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
50c
Aluminium Ltd
18%
15%
77
Low
50c
Allegnany Corp (U11)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
Allis
Chalmers Mfg__
18%
IP
_
Chesapeake &
Shares
23%
1
63%
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—.
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5
Corp
3
—
Range
of Prices
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10
—_—■
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May
Jun
Steel
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Baldwin Lima Hamilton
Beth
Jan
28%
10
Tobacco
Corp
34%
12.50
Motors
American
Armco
Jun
Par
Anaconda
Ashland
25%
.—10
American Tel &
Avco
65
Abbott Laboratories
Cyanamid
American
26%
*
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American
26'%
Stocks
Limited
Chalmers
American
—
Last
Sale Price
U
;■
8% July
'
14%
—
1
Jun
31%
56% July
29% July
66%
1
Corporation
Jan
Kroger
Vinco
25c
_
Jun
14%
___
1
_
Controls
2% July
50% Jun
38% July
5
Universal
Jan
July
37
8%
1
_
Udylite Corporation
July
32%
Manufacturing
Scotten Dillon
100
2% July
31%
43
——
Rockwell Standard Corp
25
850
42% July
1 % Apr
55%
2
Jan
2%
—.
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Feb
2%
•
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July
Jan
12%
30c
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5
37
31
2
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Jun
31
1
10
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1%
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&
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6,557
2
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.
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Co—
&
1,100
20%
Electric
Range Since Jan. 1
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829
272
.—1.66%
Corp
_
Low
Jan
7% July
45% July
25'A Jan
4%
211/4
—
Wines
11%
40% Mar
18
1
Manufacturing
King Seeley
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
LaSalle
21/64 July
Feb
5
_
_
4%
_5
Bearings
Trailer
National Union
296
21/64 July
8% July
320
31%
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40%
5,647
17%
.
37% July
39%
Jan
31%
17%
——_2
—
Corporation
Fruehauf
High
Jan
70%
4%
-
—
_
Federal-Mogul-Bower
55%
Shares
27%
16% iMav
Steel Corp
Manufacturing
Economy Baler
Motor
1% Mav
16% May
5,155
1
Jun
42% July
13% Mar
260
44
Jan
16%
110
13%
21/64!21/64
21/64
1
-
_
Jan
28%
1,684
43
13%
44%
51%
for Week
17%
42%
—
44%
Ford
High
17%
•
Edison
Jun
Range
Jan
Detroit
18 Va
of Prices
1
17% July
1,254
15% July
Sales
330
6%
58
Feb
1 %
9
16%
May
1%
4
Jan
8%
72
Jan
7
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Motors
Eaton
Apr
249
6%
Detroit
36 %
601
13%
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High
Feb
18
9
96
Week's
.
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13%
6%
Jan
26% Mar
2%
.
18
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Bros
Jan
1
Eagle
:
Apr
Jun
Range Since Jan.
Low
3%
18
-25
—
Paper
Power
;
High
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5
_
.
Corporation
Continental
62"%
■
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C
64%
,
1
1
—
Company
Consolidated
76
26%
—
100
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Union
37%
10
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Cincinnati
Feb
5
—
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Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd
3%
Products
Industrial
Avis
64
Apr
Low
Ml ■■ ■M IT.
Shares
'
Milling Machine
common
Jan
46 %
103% Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Electric
Jan
48% July
85
Last
Studebaker, Packard
Gas
148
Salei
Week's
Friday
50%
25
24%
40%
10
.
common
Cincinnati
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
Sale Price
20% July
350
48%
Low
--20
Cincinnati
*
Jan
Jan
23%
74 % Mar
1
STOCKS
Champion Paper
56
July
% July
115
Jan
50%
*
8 i/a
80%
STOCKS
15%
Friday
—
47% Jun
44% Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
31%
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Manufacturing
26.
Feb
16%
Higbie
Carey
Apr
35%
———-•
General Motors Corp
Great Lakes Chemical
American Laundry
20%
J.
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75
6.25
Corp
100
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Wtstinghouse Elec
Ex-Cell-O
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—
Apr
32% Mar
1,710
52%
20%
26%
100
RR Co
21%
48%
53%
5
Smelting Refin & Mining com—50
& Mass
>88
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Davidson
25
Corp
common
Vermont
101
451/8
361/4
—
Steel
Allen
12%
20%
Co
22%
Jan
——1
*
Shoe Machinery
-
451/8
Shoe
S
July
36%
Jan
21%
36%
12%
Co
Rubber
22'/a
(Ohio)
May
10c
•
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Shop
&
44
*
July
34
20%
35%
38%
Inc
Torrington Co
50-
Studebaker-Packard
Chrysler
Stone
44%
Jan
12%
2.50
Association
44%
—25
7
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(Ind)—v
(New Jersey)
Jun
30%
15
23%
21 %
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Drug Co
Shawmut
17%
Jun
11
26
35%
——5
RR
Mar
15%
24
—*
Chemical
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
*
50c
49% July
53 % Jan
Jan
17% July
7c
—
England Electric System
England Tel ii Tel Co
New
Jan
39%
Jun
100
16% Mar
12%
1
—_1
20
.—100
Companies
Jan
42%
52
34%
.
15%
—4
,
34% July
34% May
55%
50
46%
Brands
Oil
120
36%
46%
_———
Rand
Sperry
Standard
35%
36%
5
Railway
Standard
35%
1
High
Jan
24
—-—25
Theatres
Boston
Star
com-.
Corp
Corporation
84%
5
Co—-—
—
Creek
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
81% July
—50c
Co
We
Gillette Co
Low
-18
Mobil Oil
Bocony
Southern
Jan
1
Electric
Shares
Apr
80%
-5
—
_
'
General
for Week
—5
Oil
Sinclair'
High
1
20%
—*
Co
Boston
Low
High
47 %
*22%
90 %
33Y3
Tel
&
Company
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares'
of Prices
21%
*
1.66%
Corp
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Range
Low
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
1
800
400
Apr
Mar
Jan
20 'A May
1%
Jun
23% July
•
,
27% July-
;
22%
Jun
5,000
5%
Feb
1,100
29%
Feb
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3,300
51
Ay.
5
Finance-—
H)
107/
65
43%
200
(W
17%
12i/„
Jan
Jun
36% Mar
44iz,
1,500
Gossard
17
_
'
•
7y8
Goldblatt
17%
5
50
40
•
43%
Co
700
Public
7%
Glidden
300
|f* |f*
_
34% July
13/64 July
41%
Glen Alden
171/,
^
33 %c
Perfect Circle Corp
Jan
11/64 July
42%
(The)
22 Va
17
/
Jun
1,500
Dynamics
Gillette
Apr
41 %
(Un)_ _1
Jan
54 %
115%
12,800
8%
Inc
16%
3Q3/!
11/64 13/64
13/64
3
Tire &
Feb
38%
102% 102%
34% July
0/4
8%
Gerber
95%
39%
11
6.23
—
1,900
3
2%
General
100
333A
3?
27% Mar
8 %
Genesco
39%
900
31% May
30% May
38 % July
33
31
32 Va
2%
&
Jan
500
333/.
31%
1
Tele
Jan
20 %
32
2
Gen
41 Va
15% May
..^O
Corp
Portland
600
1,300
4 33y®
Phelps
Jun
Eankshares Corp
Public
33
Jan
-
Philco
133
Box
General
28 Va July
16% July
Jan
General
General
48
22% Jan
51
Jun
14% July
General
General
39% May
163/n
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Pepsi-Cola Co
Royal
Foods
July
-
94 V2
American Transportation__2.50
General
July
63
29 % May
200
_2
Co
Contract
-
;
900
6.25
___
General
40 Va
-
26% Mar
14%
8%
Bankshares
General
Feb
Jan
42% July
14%
171%
Corporation
General
Feb
50 %
/
14%
1
:
Co
Fruehauf Trailer
F
110% 118
'
May
28%
5,300
2,200
Jan
265%
79% July
19.1
July
30 y8
900
16i/a
i
Feb
1,800
11% May
31 %
200
Jan
18 Va
45
7% July
19 Va July
Jan
•
27%
.
i6i/4
Jan
13%
100
Jan
58% Mar
108
__
III.;
25% July
8% July
35%
Jun
40/®
—
>
15
Co
Co
310
July
*q,/4 ^1/
1
450
5
Wisconsin
Ford
591/,
3.33
44
8%
1
Rubber
Corp
First
3Q%
»
Co
19%
18
.__l
Instrument
Falstaff Brewing Corp
&
4i3/.
38%
-
87%
Jan
Jun
07%
Co—
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
45
*
____
Camera &
Tire
3qi/n
38%
*
Service Co
(Minnesota) (Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
Jan
18
(Un)__5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Firestone
40
19%
69%
.
3
Radio & Phonograph
Fairchild
500
*
1,100
Jan
2% July
July
July
26% July
50
July
800
5
Co
19
-
Railroad
/
55
170
-
,
10
800
Jan
46%
11%
Gas
42
44
Rights
Emerson
'>
1
??
Jun
32
American
4
8?3, ™
Xgy4
>
Jun
Feb
*9
1
Jun
5
_—_—
Natural Gas:
El Paso
=n
Jan
97%
300
8q
Mfg
16%
60%
59
10
Watch
National
26%
51
53
222
283/!!
28%
1
55 %
39% July
76% July /
% July
600
*
KRU
"5
38 Va July
5,900
T/a
»
I5
(Un)
High
2,600
•
1Q
_s
National Gypsum Co
89
Feb
(Un)—
Prod
(Un)
Pfizer
Elgin
/8
""
Register
Low
.
—3/
7fi3/
pfd-ZZs
conv
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
,a,/
79
Specialties—
Distillers
Shares
2,200
3
classs A
National
49 y4
31%
21/64
5
5
5
3q3/a
.11:1
Co.
for Week
Uow
1
_■
common—
National Lead
19%
1
20
_1
Diamond
49% Mar
38 y4 May
82
Jan
20%
of America
Co common
Edison Co (Un)
48%
Jan
.321/4
*
&
Jan
19%
-—10
.
Jan
Montgomery
(Un)
Jan
21
25
133V3
Power Co—_
Muskegon
29%
54%
12%
"
Jan
71%
84%
-15
——
Mt Vernon
36
July
1,000
Jan
15 %
44 y4
100
41%
Motorola
23%
Jun
45 y8
Jan
Jun
39'/2
40
Chemical
Jan
July
9%
400
45 y8
41%
Monsanto
26
Mar
42
Range
Par
Jan
69%
22% July
800
43%
—5
Continental Can Co——;
—
--10
Continental Motors Corp___
1
Controls Co of America
«—
5
Crane Co
———25
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cudahy Packing Co
5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
j
Detroit
100
10
——
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated Foods
Consol Natural Gas
f-.
Deere
16%
28%
58% July
17% July
42
41
Co Inc—^-5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp_—
___•
Columbia Gas System (Un)__
—10
Container Corp
400
10
Coleman
Consumers
300
18%
43
preferred ———.s———100
4i/2 %
59%
22%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common—.
Cleveland
High
May
26 y4
.100
10
Products Corp
City
17 y#
16%
16%
So Bend— —25
South Shore
100
58%
Salea
Week's
of Price*
Sale Price
17%
series A preferred——.
rhica^o Rock Isl & Pacific Ry_Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co^_
20%
Friday
Last
8T()rK4
^
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
58%
5';
Chicago
Shares
High
20%
—25
(Un)
& Pacific,,
Northwestern Ry com.
So
rhiraeo
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
(R.ng« for w=,k Ended July 29)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
35
7%
Apr
Zenith
Sheet
Radio
Corp
Sc
Tube
18%
5
"I
_H
II*
_i
101
116%
18%
96% 101
109
116%
200
3,800
900
17
Mar
96% July
137%
Jan
•5
126%
Jun
Apr
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
36
.
.
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
(432)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 29)
Friday
Range
Admiral
Aeco
A
5
10°
2
Corp
Industries
J
.2——
Corp_——1
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)
-9
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg Co
(Un)_
10
Aluminium Limited
*
Aluminum Co of America (Un).
1
Pictures
Artists
Allied
--
28%
29%
<4
58
(Un)—______—
Petroleum
Amerada
—
<Un»
1
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
2
Broadcast-Para Thea (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)—
12.5U
Inc
Airlines
American
American
American
American
com
--
19%
—
38%
10
Electronics Inc ———
1
Factors Ltd (Un)
20
& Foreign Power (Un) _____♦
MARC
Inc
50c
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
American
American
American
American
American
—4
7%
6% May
10
4% Mar
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
400
74
July
102%
Jan
800
27 Ye
July
40
Jan
35 %
Jan
28% July
1,000
July
700
74
300
55% July
500
17%
500
18 %
Apr
Apr
55% July
71
Jan
25 %
Jan
28%
38%
Jan
27
600
37% May
43 %
Jan
400
47% Mar
59%
Jun
Mar
100
11% May
200
21% May
7
100
19%
Jun
July
25
9%
Jun
8% May
1,000
Friden
Inc
Foundry—-3.50
American Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
American Potash & Chem Corp_—_—*
Amer Radiator & Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Tobacco Co (Un)_____—12.50
American Viscose
Corp
(Un)
25
Machine
14%
Jan
Jan
900
50 % Mar
74
22 %
4,100
20% July
29%
44%
400
36
Mar
Jun
Apr
12%
500
12
July
16
Feb
90
2,600
80
Jan
96
Apr
56
56%
300
51% May
33%
34%
700
32 % May
43 %
32%
35%
4,400
30%
48%
48%
300
47 %
/
General
Co
33%
—50
(Un).
Co
Apr
July
Steel
Armco
Armour
Co_
Refining
Corp
Mfg
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Bell
Howell
&
Oil
18
July
23%
2,100
22
Jun
33 %
Jan
42
Mar
67 %
Jan
35%
1,200
4%
Feb
42
26%
Feb
Jan
27%
41%
6%
Jan
4%
3,700
11% May
15%
Jun
13%
13%
100
13
17%
Jan
5
1
Controls
33%
33%
200
30% May
7%
8%
400
36c
40c
400
36c
Jun
84%
900
65%
Jan
44%
44%
100
38%
Jan
Jun
—
1%
1
1,200
—-PI
40c
1%
1%
43
43
100
8
44%
43%
44%
1,800
8
8
8%
800
9c
10c
3,000
»«,
42%
8%
6% May
73c
102
Jan
84%
General
Exploration Co of California—1
9%
44
Motors
General
Public
General
Telephone & Electronics 3.33%
General
Tire
Getty
Oil
Gillette
Jan
Gladden
Products
Gladding
Alden
Good
Humor
Goodyear
Hill
Bunker
Great
Northern
Great
Industries
Burlington
(Un)
Inc
Oil
Ink
Hertz
Corp
(J I) &
Hoffman
Holly
Oil
Corp
Idaho
23
Apr
3
Apr
30 %
31%
1,500
29
58%
64%
4,900
49%
17%
17%
17%
900
8%
100
9%
9%
500
19%
18%
19%
800
International
new
1%
Jan
Interstate
32%
Jan
50
July
34% July
48
Jan
Power
(Earle
Corn
Co
Kratter
Jan
8
8%
Jan
Lear
11%
Jun
Lehman
233/a
Jan
Leslie
1
10
7
29%
6%
9%
3,400
6% July
123/4
29%
29%
100
29% July
41 %
Jan
_.
5
16
Feb
28% May
______
Lorillard
(P)
M J M
M Oil Co
fe
Co
Macy
Magnavox
Martin
Denver
Co
Feb
47% July
Matson
&
32%
100
29% Mar
41%
100
26% May
37% July
25
*
—10
1
58%
58%
300
58 %
69%
Jan
23%
22%
23%
300
July
22% July
29 %
Jan
40%
40%
40%
600
39%
9%
8%
9%
500
Jan
(R H)
Co
Co
(Un)
37% July
45
Mar
53
Feb
Oil
(Un)
Elder
7% May
100
19% May
35%
Menasco
Merck
Jun
Jan
Mission
El
100
37% Mar
443%
Jun
18%
Jun
20%
Jan
Co
Montrose
13%
Jan
26
Jun
Mt
61%
61%
100
56%
64%
Electrical
64%
300
59
*
64%
-•
■>;.
100
20/64 22/64
36
66% July
26% May
33% July
1,000
20/64 July
22/64 July
31
31
—
20/64
Feb
July
37 %
July
36
1,200
47%
47%
Apr
59%
43% July
63%
4
May
40
41%
2,600
40
July
52 %
12.50
19
19%
200
18% May
50c
1%
1%
1,600
U May
Corp common—___5
of
Amer
Oil
(Un)
Co
41 %
class
Emporium
Erie
RR
Inc
Utilities
100
45%
603A May
88
Jan
1,200
14% July
18%
Jun
36%
9%
75%
38%
1,700
36% July
53%
9%
76%
1,500
—
50
20%
20%
9%
76%
50%
20%
18%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Chem
Diablo
Nafi
37%
National
Distillers
&
Gypsum Co
Theatres Inc
Ford
For
Motor
93A
200
Jun
28%
May
Jan
Jun
62
Feb
9%
Jun
11%
Jan
57%
Jan
19 % May
31%
Jan
100
23% July
30%
Jan
35%
35%
35%
700
35
May
38%
30c
31c
8,000
30c
May
46c
Jan
RR
29%
Jan
Niagara-Mohawk
1%
Jun
Nordon
14%
Jan
Y
Central
Co
30%
28%
30%
July
12% July
45
45%
17%
200
.
Jau
38%
600
45%
Jan
Apr
33%
47%
Jun
Feb
15
15
100
14% May
183/8
16%
16%
200
15%
Norris
Oil
Norris
2.50
Power
Northern
Jun
45%
Jan
Jan
28
29%
400
28
July
31%
31%
300
29
Mar
39%
Jan
28%
30%
1,300
27
July
41%
Feb
Ohio
11%
Oahu
191%
Co.
18%
100-
26 % May
32% July
500
26 %
Apr
31 %
17%
200
16%
July
4%
4%
800
4'A
Apr
383A
39
200
38% July
Jan
Ohio
79% July
98%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
293/a
Jan
191% 192%
300
239%
Feb
Pacific
&
119
600
133%
Jun
191% July
94%
Jan
li
1%
400
tt July
31%
32%
-900
27% Mar
8/64 12/64
\i
32'A
16,000
8/64 July
5
22%
22%
200
22%
Feb
18%
19
600
17
Jan
15%
500
33%
,
Jan
6%
Jun
5%%
24%
Jan
May
11% May
22
Jun
29%
,
22
38%
Jan
""
14%
32 %
.1%
35 %
12/64 July
900
■
Jun
7%
•
7%
300
13
Jan
48c
48c
500
47c
Jun
72c
Jan
25%
1
26%
300
22 %
Apr
293/4 July
7% July
lire
5 7/
5%
red
4.50%
Pacific
53 %
Jan
10% July
14%
Apr
3% July
43%
46%
2,900
13 %
Jan
66%
46%
300
26 %
July
35 %
100
50% July
6% Jun
12%
5%
900
__
5
1
1
1,500
7
100
6% May
9% May
2%
2%
100
2% July
4%
17%
17%
200
16% Mar.
30%
32
300
22%
8%
I
-
■'
24%.
600
30% July
22% July
.
25%
26
400
23%
8%
7%
7
i
•
12%
7% July
>;•
-
203/s
47
28
Feb
20
20%
19%
21
500
19% July
31%
36%
36%
100
34% Mar
37% July
13c
14c
10,800
13c
24c
*
14c
Jan
i.05
1.15
2,100
1.00 July
1.90 Mar
19%
19%
20%
1,900
19V8 July
22% July
38
41x/8
1,800
29% May
42 %
July
29
36%
Jan
__
31
__
J_
20
__
3%
__
•
__
-
'■■
34%
(Un)—I
34%
56
^.50
(The)—1~——1 *
Jun
Jan
400
33%
Feb
37%
Apr
56%
200
52
Jan
68%
Jun
12%
12%
500
8%
9%
1,400
10
51
49
51
400
5
64%
61
64%
1,900
'
29%
35%
9%
_
Jun
11% May
<
163V&
Jan
Jun
133/4
Jan
45
May
57
Jun
61
July
92%
Jan
8
15%
__
,__25
65%
90
.23%
23%
41
35%
36%
21%
Feb
100
.
1
26%
23 % May
24%
Feb
300
38% May
47%
jan
600
25% Mar
38
July
21%
500
20%
Jan
3%
7,400
Apr
3% July
22%
3%
7%
Jan
33%
33%
200
33% May
34% July
31
May
38% July
31
31
100
39
200
38%
Jan
52%
Jan
18%
Jan
15%
15%
37
37 %
400
36% Mar
46
64%
65%
1,600
60% May
65% July
1,300
15%
Jun
May
31
31
31%
400
29%
Jan
31% July
27%
26%
27%
200
26 %
Jan
27 %
26%
200
24%
Jun
27% July
25%
25%
200
23%
Jan
25% July
22%
22%
__
—___25
25
—
100
21%
Co
_io
73
73
100
56%
Inc
__2
4%
4%
4%
4,900
•
48%
48
48%
1,300
853/4
86.i>2
common
__
__
—.
Gas
July
Jan
23%
27 %
Development—33 %c
Airways
40 ;
Apr
46% Mai
•
80
July
86 %
July
4%
Jan
Apr
9y
27%
27%
27%
-1,400
28
26%
28
200
171/.
17i/_
1,800
55%
571/
500
43%
4334
200
37% Mar
51
40%
40%
100
38% July
44 %
12%
i234
100
12%
17%
Corp_____50c
(Un)
__l
'
.
1
__
l
'
»
57%
*
"
~
1
10
3
"
A
43
500:
1.90
Jun*
Jun
26% Mar
32 %
Jan
26%
Apr
38 3A
Jan
17
Mar
22%
Jan
41
May
64%
8-
Jun
43
200
34% Mar
6%
6%
63A
7,400
6% July
31%
>29%
31%
6Q0
26% Mar
49
46%
2554
.
49
25%
300
■
1,400
Jan
13%
2 00
83/4
1,200
Jun
5% Mar
513A
1 95
_
July
22% July
76%
91/3
(Un)—
33%
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers_„i
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
(Un)___
_1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
—12.50
(TJn>„——
—
Feb
May
14 2/7
common
Electronics
•
4
__l
Pepsi-Cola Co
Corp
500
25
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Parke, Davis & Co___
Penney (J C) Co (Un)—;
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)_—
Phllco
31
26
38%
5
•
5
29
26
40%
__
__5
;
preferred
World
Jan
Mar
25
Oil
Am
July
21% July
40%
_1
Petroleums Ltd
Pan
»
Jan
1
_5
common.
Feb
Jun
Mar
16% Mar
700
!
pfd—:—
Tel
Jan
100
21%
8
Pacific
Pacific Tel &
7
24
18%
21
1
,,
Lighting Corp
Packard-Bell
Jun
Jan
18%
__
__25
pfd
Indemnity
&
5
Jan
Mar
21%
Corp
preferred
1st
5
58
Jan
Jun
(Un)—1
Aggregates
Elects
1st
4%
1,000
;
Industries
$4.40
39 % July
100
3,300
7V'8
(Un)
preferred
red
Pacific
Pacific
500
3%
50%
preferred.
1st
1st
40
10%
27%
Products
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300
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39%
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200
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14
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&
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46% May
19% Feb
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5
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52 %
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43
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21
100
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52'A
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3.50
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21
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Feb
22% July
25,100
jan
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—
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Mfg
19%
43%
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Mines
Jan
13%
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—
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400
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July
58c
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2.15
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2.95
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500
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Jan
41% May
Jun
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25
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Douglas Aircraft Co___
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100
7% Mar
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39%
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Jan
32%
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—
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Mar
15% Mar
1,700
Jun
53%
18% May
Aircraft Corp
Cement
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Jan
30%
39%
Industries
Star
34
21%
32%
42%
Lone
31%
July
July
5
(Un)
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp common
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48
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48
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21"%
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Jan
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763/8
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Broadcasting
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jun
47%
100
3%
Feb
263/a May
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Apr
23%
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Jan
July
200
—
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400
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1,000
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Kaiser Industries Corp
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400
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Jun
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700
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60
46%
55'A
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100
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21
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200
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2,200
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200
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35% Mar
Jan
19
Co
of
Jan
18
Feb
30
July
13,683
27% July
40%. Jan
/
$2.90
Argus
-'
.
Jan
Jan
Jun
4
Apr
18
18
15%
Jan
63%
277
60
Jun
80%
Jan
18%
17%
183/a
132
15% May
22%
Jan
32%
31%
50
V
18
Feb
145
6%
31% July
38%
6V4
6%
70
Jan
173/a
18%
100
1%
6% Apr
173/a July
8%
18%
22%
Jan
l'/z
1%
300
.2%
Jan
5
35%
10
•
543/4
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26%
6.25
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35%
35%
26
26%
142
51
"
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4%
543A
1
262
: 59/
•
Week's
-
%
Apr
•
35
Apr
253/4 May
: 463A
Jan
42
Jan
32%
Jun
64%
Mar
Jun
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'—
-50
-$2.50
preferred
Corp
Ltd
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
'
4%%
2
pfd.
'.
common
50 v
—50
'
;
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20
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520
46
1,785
40
Mar
5
49
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,
,
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38 V2
22%' 22%
19 Vz"
20
v
19 Vz Mar
High
21
Feb
46
July
Feb
"
49 V2
31 Vz* -37%
vii: 48 '
48
-
Low
38 V2
49
- "
49V2
A 48
20%
45
"
*
i
_——
50
4
High
20%
.45
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
pfd. .225
preferred
—
38%
3%
Apr
15%
60%
Last
Canada
Anglo: Canadian Tel Co
24%. July
Jan
Jan
—1
Chemical
41%'Jan
11
Apr
5
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd.
High
21% July
9% Jun
25
-
Feb
42 3/a
13%
•
Par
19,935
al3%-al9%
__
30 Vo
32%
154
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Aluminum
,.-8d
10
225
36
Friday
4,211
•
...
alO alO'A
25% July
Sale Price
V-
High
213A Mar
453A
4
STOCKS
Shares
Jan
9% Mar
63%
——5
Sales
of Prices
440
35%
— —
10
—
Corp.;.
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake.
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
for Week
Low
_
Jan
Jan
'
V'\
Jan
'
1
_
Dollars
Range
Sale Price
12.50
__
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Expressed
_
52 3A
20%
8 Va
42 3/8
„
Co
July
453A
-7%
—
Glass
Jan
4 8 3/a
36
—_—
Vanadium
May
45%
S
1,354
25
56 Vz
10%
33% July
18 3A Jun
267
9
*
common
High
36 Va July
6% May
39% Mar
181
20
24 3A
24%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Screw & Bolt Corp of America—1
Jun
July
4% Jan
300
31
Pittsburgh
35%
:
38%
Refractories
Co
95
8%
9
.8.50
Jan
Si July
8,800
6
30%
—
Jan
67%
26 3A
Walker
(Joseph)
220
'
5
.
70
9%
43%
43 V4
10
_
Low
37%
•
10
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing
Pittsburgh Forgings
Jan
80
3,500
71,300
Harbison
Jan
41
1
26
1.10
13%
63 Ve
103
56%
11
in
„1
42.
—1
—
Natco
80
Are
8%
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36%
—5
Inc
Shares
-
"
_1
Jan
4,000
49%
5
Industries
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Sales
Range
-
Sale Price
•
.
Duquesne Light Co..
Equitable Gas Co
Jan
8%
9
1
Week's
Last
.
Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co of
30%
.10
462
51%
83%
"23
83'A
*
Columbia
Jan
July
8%
78 Vz
see page
16%
48'%
82
Jan
29
18%
w
Apr
•
Allegheny Ludlum Steel.
201/z
„____io
footnotes,
Jun
Mar " : ,'
^50
dobs
:.
CANADIAN MARKETS
For
17
"
'
3
STOCKS
29%
48%
Shown
22
40
1
173/,,
51%
„
1975.
suborci
Jan
20%
-
"
Prices
100
Jan
19%
-
:
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47Vz
ser
-
311/2
A
inc
Jun
43%
'
l
4s
16%
-
Jan
93%
60% July
920
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
30%
1
(Un)
2,609
v
17%
—
Transit
6%%
16 Va Mar
7%
1
Insurance
17%
Jun
50%
-
29
i. i
Improvement
Blaw-Knox
42
(Un)
65%
17%
t
17Va
Gas com
Jan
37 Ve
2.50
common
60%
72
July
'
common
Armstrong Cork Co'
Apr
1
___
65%
171/2
3
Apr
Apr
10%
Co..—
1
.1
Jan
35
25%
_
___
Coast
14'A
25%
32%
"III_
_
48
Co_
Power
Jun
800
10
.__
100
Jan
45 Va July
25% July
52% Mar
48
Jan
Jan
71%
''
"29
A
Transportation
July
__l
Corp
Petroleum
Preferred (Un)
vest
1,600
5
Co
197'
48
_20
42 %
900
common
1,561
55%
Co—__
5s series
V;
35% May
21% Mar
54%
Jan
8%
41% July
"
381
16%
v
5 17%
____
Inc
Electric
1,092
~
__
__l
—
38%
31
common-
Oil
Associates
Rights
Victor
28V4
Jan
41%
"*
common
Match
33 % Mar
27%
(Un)
Corp;
31%
700
39%
—
U S
600
42
•
5
I
'
Par
37%
27Vz
_10
United
Industrial Corp
Warrants
37%
25
—
66% July
'
__
BONDS
Bait
Jan
26%
5
United Airlines
Inc..:
United Aircraft
Corp (Un!)__:
United Corp
(Un)—
United Fruit Co
United Gas
Corp
fUn)„III
45% Mar
25
:_1
Inc
May
Inc.
(Un)__
373
24%
24%
16%c
29 Va Mar
11%
2
common
28
58
" 56%
50c
Union
Union
16% May
23'A Mar
16%
(Un)
Union
12% July
6% Jun
790
44
Corp
Power & Light
Corp
335
2,140
43%
1
Stores
13
7%
17%
6%
Jan
173/4
22
1
Carbide
Corp
(Un).
Union Electric Co
(Un)__
Union Oil Co of
Calif—
'12%
Jan
July
Jan
25
Co
Film
38
Jun
25
17%
17%
39%
Jan
10c
Inci-
Jan
24%
10
.
Const
Jun
1.66%
—
Inc..
Washington Gas Light
Jan
53
'
1
30%
41'A
2
Apr
28%
"17
57Va
__s
Jan
Feb
96%
•
451
Jan
800
19
5
5,581
42%
82%
•
951
7%
17%
50*
Gas
Feb
100
16%
*
25% July
65% July
79% Jan
10
•
RR
High
153
507
33%
41%
Com
United
Jan
16
50c
Range Since Jan. 1
:10
Universal Marion
Corp—
Jan
300
Feb
38
42%
Co
Photo
United
Apr
86 Ve
200
3,900
73
——
Sun
Feb
50%
7
May
22
July
64% Jun
7%
22%
Jan
Jan
73% July
125% Jun
36%
__
5
Water Service Co
4
Smith Kline & French Lab—
South Jersey Gas Co—
Jan
18 %
22
——
*
42'A
Scott
4% Mar
July
90'A
6.75
new
Chemicals
May
13% May
72 Va
22%
3 % July
41
59
14c
;
Exchange
X
25
Reading Co
Jan
3%
Feb
32%
1
1.8O
Paper
Co.^..—
Scranton-Spring Brook-
Jan
17%
22%
Jun
Low
88%
„
Jun
Jun
3%
•
:
Twentieth-Century-Fox
Jan
21%
—25
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
Corp
Airlines
Jan
65
-1-
May
8c
59%
91 'A
Shares
67%
37%
5
Public Service Electric &
Jan
42%
22%
—
Philco
Jan
50%
7% May
25 % Mar
1
Thriftimart Inc
Tidewater Oil common
44
Jun
8%
Jan
Jun
High
*65%
„
12
;
Battery.—
Potomac Electric
Jan
47 % Mar
400
1
Feb
51%
2,500
7%
12%
Jun
Jan
32%
643A
Sales
26Vo
89%
,
_4.33
-.u
Co.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
38% May
1% Jun
40
200
Perfect
Jan
24% July
53% July
500
533/4
26
35% May
6,900
24V4
53%
__1
—
40
300
_10
(Un)
&
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
Jan
8% May
7,800
.10
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
&
Jun
Apr
July
55 3A
for Week
' 25%
__
—_•
Corp
Resistance
Fund
Pennsalt
Jan
50
Apr
1%
20%
800
41
5
i_^
preferred
31%
500
2,000
;
5
(Un)
100
1%
36%
—5
-----
323A
40 Va
__
___7
(Un)—__
9%
1 Va
-
42 Va
223/4
32%
32%
lc
6%
23%
July
Jan
22
July
49 Va
of Prices
Amer at Bait-1—
(The)
Merck
July
25
.1
N
Martin
Mar
100
19Va
44%
35%
.
46 3/a Mar
Range
.
__
—33%
Motors
Madison
21% May
30 % July
19% Mar
Stock
Week's
Low
10
Dairies
International
July
19%
'
500
l
Light
Co
"
6%
"110 113'A
Last
(Julius) common
Acceptance Corp common
General
July
22% July
Jan
of
Motor
General
25 v*
„
400
Friday
Garfinckel
Jan
1,800
25>/a
30'A
4,000
1
1
Co
&
Storage
Foremost
Feb
141/4
22'A
•
California
Ford
Jan
25%
A__25
1C0
8c
68
non-voting—
Jun
29%
22%
5
Co
42 Va
17% July
34
36%
62%
49%
8c
66
Co
Light
Finance Co
Class A
Jan
Feb
Power
Electric
Jan
55 Va
62
49%
68
(Un)
Tel
Transit
Duquesne
July
41
14
62%
&
Delaware
Jun
11
Jun
36
36%
__2
(Un)__—
World
58%
25
—
Tri-Continental
30
Jan
Feb
8% May
30(4
6,800
34
(The)
(Un)__—_____1
TelAutograph Corporation
1
Tenn Gas Transmission—
5
Texaco Inc (Un)__
25
Trans
Jun
12%
49%
10c
_10
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co—:
Chrysler Corp
Jun
800
19
Corp
Transamsrica
90%
22 Va
1,400
34
Baltimore
10% May
Apr
44%
5,900
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
25
(Un
w
Preferred
Tishman Realty
13
55
—10
Exploration
(UP)
Corporation
City Electric
Atlantic
Mar
20%
900
26
513/a
Jan
36%
300
200
55
common—
Stores
Tel
Arundel
Apr
22 Va
207/e July
73% Feb
2,200
36%
—
$1.25
83%
5
(Indiana)
of
40%
55
54%
1
High
Apr„
16% May
41 Va May
6.25
.
Steel
American
Jun
21
300
—
of
26
Wood
American
30% July
20%
400
Sale Price
Jan
600
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
International Petroleum
Co
46%
Jan
83
900
433/a
26 %
20
Par
Alan
Jan
Feb
11
Sunset
&
17%
19%
32%
15
Studeuitkei -Packard common
Oil
Apr
24%
53%
203/4
26
.■
STOCKS
Feb
100
300
„
21
43'A
203/4
,i
Jan
100
21%
32
28
Mar
200
26 Va
25c
2.50
1.35 May
80%
7
Range Since Jan.
LOW
21%
__10
—
Corp
21JA
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Jan
36% July
20%
53%
.50c
Sterling Drug Inc
Swift
207/a
•
Oil
W)
Radio
Jun
Mar
5,300
8Va
(F
21%'
Jun
71%
35"% July
16% May
100
200
29%
70
56
14% May
1,000
17%
36%
32 Va
—
—-—
Gas
37%
17%
36%
10 Vz
:
Stanley Warner Corp
TXL
357/8
17%
"
....
High
Jan
33% July
1,500
36%
25
l
New common
23
Zenith
Low
Jan
Mar
12%
Shares
11% July
77%
25%
69
100
22 Vz
Basin
Woolworth
Jan
July
July
600
for Week
1
Dept Stores
Williston
Apr
90c
200
14
.
Va
Inc
Western
Jan
17
2,200
73%
33%
_
53
Feb
91/4
Co
Oil Co
1.30
73
33%
common..25
pfd
Co
Stauffer Chemical
Suburban
1.25
22%
45 %
500
2
—
Co.
Inc
Standard
17%
13%
(Un)
Standard Oil
200
34
(Un)—
Oil
45%
17
14
78%
27%
38% Mar
32%
(Un)
Standard Metals
Standard
48"%
100
10%
A.
Petroleum-—„
Railway
Sperry-Rand Corn
200
12%
:
Southern
59%
47%
5
Edison
Pacific
58%
1
class
14
47 %
2.50
preferred
Southern Co
Apr
July
July
16% July
37'/a May
Lines
Union
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un).
Westinghouse Elec Corp_____
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)_„_,
117% Jun
Feb
56%
3,400
7.50
preferred
4.24% preferred
Southern Cal Gas Co
Southern
7%
300
15%
13
(Un)1
Oil
Calif
1,600
61
14
—1
—
4.32%
Southern
59%
—
*
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
4.88 %
61
15%
1
Company
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Sinclair Oil Corp.—
Calif
10%
1.30
__3
Oil
Mobil
10%
1.40
Co
Shasta Water Co
Bocony
10%
200
20
Siegler
Southern
700
—1
Sears,
Shell
Jan
17
10
preferred
Imperial Corp
Schenley Industries
(Un)
Scott Paper Co
Diego
Roebuck & Co
Servel Inc (Un )
—i
38%
•
5%
Seaboard
Jun
27'/a
Air
Western
Jun
5
Paper Company
(Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec common
Ban
37%
1,500
1.66%
Rpgis
St
July
16%
I
Stores
Bafewav
Feb
32
60%
1
Western
Jan
83
20O
200
39%
—
(Un)—20g
—
*
47%
100
33%
30%
59
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
'■/
70"% July
6% Feb
May
16%
*
Co
5
Week's
Last
■
Apr
45 Va
—
Aeronautical
Ryan
41% Mar
59 Va
*
..
Co
400
61%
39%
—
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
200
44
20O
29%
.2.50
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co..
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)____
Manufacturing
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Richfield Oil Corp
5%
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
1
High
33%
-1
Rheem
69%
117 % 117 Vz
30%
5Uc
10
1
Oil & Gas Co
Inc
—
Reserve
Revlon
117%
o
Republic Pictures
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)_—
Low
42%
43%
J
(Un)
Range Since Jan.
High
5%
—
60%
Inc
Ravtheon
Shares
68 Vz
—
of America (Un)_„
Rayonier
for Week
of Prices
Par
Morris & Co (Un) ___---__——5
Philippine Long Distance Tel (Un)__10c
Phillipo
Petroleum Cu
——
5
Procter & Gamble Co
(Un)
2
Pullman Inc new common
(Un)
*
pure Oil Co (Un)
5
Philip
Sales
Range
sale Pricet
37
52
July
42
*
.
■
206
37
Jan
165
47
Mar
320
V
165,
26% July ••
,•
43
-
35 Vz
Mar
2,249
20 3/4
Feb
655
19 Vz
July
~
50%
/ 48
'
V,;'.
Jun
Apr
Jan
July
26%" Jan
28
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
FH<Uy
Last
Range
Sale Priee
Par
preferred
Seiburn 5%%
Bank of Montreal-
Bailey
17 Mi
17%
25
Low
High
17 Mi
1,100
17 Ms
&
Power
Bowater
52
43
34 Mi
165
33 Ma
May
44%
425
37
Paper
425
Bank
British
Oil
American
British
Columbia
cum
4
% %
V.'1
:
'
»"
British
8
7%
8
660
48 Mi
48 Mi
49 Mi
235
3.70
3.70
3.80
3,035
50
50
70
49
Jun
Jun
Mar
Forest
Products
class
Ltd
Mills
Building
43% July
48% July
Products
41 Ma
Jun
52 Ma
July
Premium
11 Ma
635
Preferred
Canada
-
30%
Provincial
37 V*
Jan
Mar
45 Ma
Jun
1,055
9Mb Mar
11 Ma
Jan
13 Mi
14 Ma
1,394
9%
Feb
17
Jun
7%
300
7%
Jun
297/a
31
398
29 M4
Jan
34 Ma
12,070
16 Ma
Feb
22
July
Roe
Holland
42
11
Quebec
4(4%
preferred
Malting 4Ma%
Canada
Safeway Ltd
Canada
Steamship common
5 %
—
preferred
Jun
Transport
4.40%
pfd
Canadian
Class
"A"
Canadian
100
July
35
Jan
Class
25%
27
950
24 Ma
27 M4
Jun
165
16
July
23 Ma Mar
Canada
Ltd
Paper
Canadian
Co
83
Jan
Feb
86%
50
82
Jan
86 Ma July
39%
40%
1,075
39 Ma Mar
45 Mi
St
al2
33
10%
Feb
12
13
Jan
July
19
245
Feb
21
Jun
51M4
3,707
46% Mar
56
Jan
37
38
4,713
31 Mb Mar
38% July
a8%
a8%
a8Ma
400
10
16
a2.90
a2.90
10
19%
20
200
Jan
6.75
Jan
Class
B
.60c
_______
Husky
common.
7%
9 Mt
260
9
a6
_
4.05
1
,
6%
a6
25
4.05
4.15
400
Industries
Canadian
International
12%
12 Ma
Power-
12
Companies
41 >
Series
A
Canadian Pacific
Series
B
Sicard
Williams
Inc
Canadian
preferred
23 M4
23
23 M4
3,649
8 Ma
8%
12 %
13 Ma
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
26 Ma
Apr
13 Ma
Feb
17
Jan
12% May
325
24%
22% Mar
8M2 July
12% Apr
„
Co
Farm
•
(B J)__
Coghlin
•
14%
165
14%
3.00
3.25
300
25
4.00
4.00
100
17 Ma
17%
1,872
3
Cellulose
Ltd
Co
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Textile
Consumers
Crown
•
Glass
B
Jan
6%
25
3.00
24
55
3.00
Walker
25
Zellerbach
class
Distillers
Feb
Bridge
19%
Jan
Jun
Feb
3.00
Foundries
Steel
&
76
16 Ma Mar
19%
25
16Ma
Apr
18
Jun
al6
16%
260
14
May
82
100
80
Jan,
841
37
37
300
30%
Jan
40
41
50
34 Ms
Jan
41 Mi
75
Jan
78
July
65 M4 July
80
Jan
78
17 Ma
Feb
19
28 M8
28 Ms
28 Ma
2,644
20 M4 Mar
16%
15 Ma
16%
3,200
15 M4 July
•
——
40 Ma
alO
39
alO
5
9M2
40 Ma
701
38 Ma
31 Ma
July
6.75
1,025
20%
200
11 Ma
11 M»
11%
1,075
16%
16 Ma
16%
1,412
a96 a96 M2
20
common
•
67
66
67
405
66
Julv
90
11 Ma
11Mb
11 Ma
490
11
July
15%
Dominion
Stores
•
59
55%
59
655
41M4 Mar
59
-12%
13
2,765
12 Ma
July
1GM4
Jan
8%
9%
1.930
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
Textile
7%
•
preferred
100
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
Du
of
135
15
.3%
Brewery
Pont
12%
•
common
•
Canada
—-
common
•
A.
•
Dupuis Freres class
Match
Electrolux
Famous
135
1,000
15
15
125
13% Mar
45
45
122
45
19%
6 Ma
•
1
Corp
20
6 Ma
110
912
6
200
27 Ma
1.00
Players Canadian
Fleetwood
Corp
20
•
a20
1
Corp
Knapp
Zellers
Limited
4 V2 %
135
Jan
July
Jan
16
45 Ma
Jan
Jan
al8%
al8Ma al8%
350
Howard
11
•
24 Ma May
19 M4 July
6
July
7%
Jan
19
27 Ma
20
a20 a20%
11
75
26 Ma
300
17
280
29Ma
Feb
Mar
18 Ma
Jun
Smith
Bay
Imperial
.
6%
100
$2.25
$2.75
preferred
88
90
Mar
100 Ma
99
Ms Jan
——
103
14
41 Ma
200
25
36
37
13%
375
14
14
14
700
of
Pipe
July
50Ma
Jan
July
52 Ma
Jan
34% Mar
-
44%
Jun
12
15% May
17 Ma Jan
14,
Mar
Apr
7.45
655
7.05
July
12 Ma
3.35
3.35
300
3.25 July
4.95
34
35
1,210
;' ""■" 41
42
475
43%
45
2,063
34
43
Jan
Jan
44 M2
July
35 Mi Mar
42
Jan
July
52
Canada
<st
Ltd
2.60
Packers
Ltd
Vinegars
58%
50
52 Ma Mar
9%
9 Mi
3,345
31
30 %
31 Ms
6,489
11V*
11 Ms
11%
605
5%
6
300
37%
37%
39
2,335
14
425
10
Feb
47
47
40
40
-Jan
a53 V2
a54
20
48
10
19
17%
19%
255
a22% a22Ma
pfd 25
8%
30
Jan
Mar
11Mb July
5M4 Apr
31%
Feb
Apr
75
16
Jun
21 y4
May
May
July
•
52
50%
52 y4
4,633
50 Mb
7.60
93 Mi
93 M2
93%
240
93 Ma
5
33%
32 M2
33%
795
31
Feb
5
Lines
7 %
Public
Service
Ltd
53%
52%
54
1,700
.52
July
Labatt Limited (John)
Laura Secord Candy
Lewis
Loeb
For
Bros
(M)
Shops
Ltd__,____
new
_
see page
28 Ma
287a
104
104
•
28
_
42.
•
1G0
7
20
10M2
27 M2
28
14%
com"3
Ltd.
footnotes,
•
100
com
preferred
Jun
8%
\
Jan
38%
jan
3.35
Jun
2.60
2.90
6,410
34 Mi
725
30
Feb
35
13 Ma
400
10% Mar
14
35
500
29
37
395
31% Mar
37
46 Ma
46 Ma
Are
46 Ma
350
41 Ma
46% July
2.60 May
Mai-
Feb
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
July
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
class
"B"
__*
35%
42
6
200
Ltd
Co
13 Ma
Jun
16
16 Mi
496
13 Ma
Jun
12 M4
100
12 M4
13 Ma
July
43% July
43%
43%
a36
a35 Ma
a36
20
7%
7%
7%
3,050
13 Mb
13 %
100
13 Mb
28%
28 Mi
300
*
Ltd
28%
*
a40
50
80c
a40
Jan
7% Jan
13 Ma
Jun
17 Ma
Jan
14
Mar
44
.July
a—
11 Ms
Feb
2,600
Feb
33
Jan
37% Mar
200
15 Ma
28 V* July
50
85c
—
7% July
500
35%
a__
10
82c
a4.55
80c
•
1
80c
a4.55
35%
Ltd
Apr
July
3
com
."_*
Refineries
High
18 Mi July
*
Resources
Rand
16%
_1
Ltd—.
Investments
13 Ma
Low
i8m4 July
260
12 M4
*
B
Marconi
Jan
10
Mar
37
Catelli
Food
-
15
200
10M2
IOM2
7%'
8
400
275
20
27% Mar
103
24
13
10 Ma
6
Jan
Apr
Jun
May
Jan
Products
Consolidated
Consumers
Crown
David
Paper
Gas
Ltd
*
class A_
40
Apr
July
Jun
4.40
1.35
Jun
July
65c
6.50
Apr
45
Jan
35% July
*
150
Jan
40
May
39
39%
3,504
36 Ma Mar
44
M2 Jan
40%
41 Ma
510
34 V* Mar
41% July
_5
Corp
39%
39 Mi
40%
39%
38 Ma
39%
389
38 Ma July
48
80c
80c
300
50c
a46
a46
5
30
30
80
al26
39%
1
Frere
Limitee
"A"-__:
Motor Co of Canada
Hendershot
Hubbard
_50
Ltd
Paper Por Ltd
Felt
Jan
12%
6
Apr
Jun
39%
Jun
14%
47
Jan
21%
22 Vt
conv
Club
common
pfd—
Ltd
50
"A"
IIlO
pfd
Loblaw Companies Ltd A
Class
B
Lowney
Co
Ltd
•
MacLaren
Maple
Power &
Leaf
Milling
Co
Feb
Mount
Jun
Mussens
Canada
Ltd—
Jan
36 Ma
60
Apr
35
Jan
.July
15
Jan
> July
10% Mar
8
40
10
125
July
93
250
93
July
a9
25
a—
37 Ma
34
37
July
9
50
July
9.00
9.00
9.00
300
—
July
172%
93
a
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
—
40
50Ma
Mar
Apr
9.00 July
28% July
6
6
6
100
29
29
4,920
23
Mar
29
jmy
24%
24%
50
23
Mar
27 Ma
Jan
8C
80
40
80
Mar
90
al3% al3Ma
43%
45%
180
11 Ma Mar
2,515
35 Ma Mar
—_*
ZZZZZ*
ZZ*
Ltd
__
45 Ma
6
Ltd...
6
a8%
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
Northern Que Pow Co Ltd
pfd.
_50
<45
—
46
6 Mi
V.J
23 Ma Mar
6
a9
Jun
84
July
10 >/4
Ja'1
July
52
Ja«
44
125
46
10'a
Jun
July
Feb
43
120
45-
May
8 Ma
240
13 Mi
49
Jan
46-
JuFV
39
Apr
43 '2
Jn!V
Feb
g a/4
Jun
33v2
jun
jan
Jan
104
28
45
July
al26
56% July
130
Mar
29 Ma
f.9
a49% :a49Ma
9.00
_•
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Paper Co
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
43
Jan
Jan
24%
_
Walter
1.75
Jun
37 Ma
—
*
Jun
July
51
,6%
Jockey
Ltd
38
93
——
pfd—1
_*
Foundation
.
—
_•
5%
Ltd
Co
39%
"
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Ford
1.40 Mar
July
•
_
Ltd
&
80c
in
Corp Ltd
common
Zellerbach
Dalfen's
Power
Jamaica
Liu
class
Company
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd
Cantexas
Royalty Co Ltd
Moore
Canada—
26%
Jan
4.00
,
36
_*
Co
ougar
Flooring Co Ltd
Canada
A
—
Dominion
Canada
Investment
58%
__50
6%
2,680
1,145
Jan
61 Mi
May
50
Nickel
103
Apr
42
1,085
13%
39%
14
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
Interprovincial
103
40%
a41% a41%
7.05
•
.
35
July
July
Jun
4.68%
Inland Cement preferred.
International Bronze Pwdrs
International
July
98
45
____________
5%
4,890
Gen
Apr
96 Ma
34
preferred
2.00
345
6%
Canadian
24
Jan
50
common.
200
6 Mi
37 Ma
Co
Jan
9
628
36 Ma
3.35
common.
_______
2.00
6
&
Dec
1.095
Feb
;
_:
Jun
Mar
45
33 Ma
Shown
class
28 Ma
9 Mi
25 %
32
10
preferred
25%
34%
Last
12
9
Feb
754
•
20c
Acceptance Corp
Jan
Jun
6
34%
..50
Dredge & Dock Co
24 Ma
13 M4
1.00
Mining
Warrants
Jan
55 Ma
16 Mi
__
Canadian
900
37
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Oil Ltd—
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
Indus
58
48% Mar
880
*
9% May
11
34%
41 Ma
•
Bank
60
327
17%
13 Mi
Collieries
33%
——
_1.00
_
48
52%
17
2.00
1
Ltd
Canadian
96 Ma
100
1%
Paper
Jan
51%
—
6 Mb
»
Jan
22% July
12 Mi July
20
/
33%
__100
$2 preferred
Hudson
Jan
Jan
47%
51%
•
Line
Ingersoll
—_
Jan
24
17 Ma Mar
3 7 Ma
Burns
Kodiak
A
24%
87%
18M4
Canadian
class
Jan
May
17
I8M4
Canadian
Oil
16 Ma May
31
July
&
Canadian
Home
1,435
Jan
8%
Apr
Jun
July
A
Trunk
Pulp
Jan
Home & Pitfield-,
20
6
5
Gas
Anglo-Can
Jun
Handy Andy Co____
Holt, Renfrew
27 Mi
Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Alberta
6.25
Paper Co Ltd
1,380
High
15 Mb
Great Lakes
100
28
Low
Apr
!
6 Ma
8
Par
Jun
Motors
126
64
10
July
3.75
preferred
48
May
597
Friday
13%
Dynamics
Jan
118
4,112
STOCKS
125
SY»%'
42
5
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
375
General
25
12
—
Price*
14%
General
July
48
122
1
.
__
a3.9Q
__
Mar
•
prefesfcM
14%
common
43
64%
common
a3.90
Power
37 Ma Mar
B
14 V*
5%. preferred
165
8
—
(Canada)
class
a3.90
Gatineau
Jan
42 V*
Jan
64
warrants
1
preferred
(Chas E)
31 Ma
11
Mar
34
A
10
Co
30 M4
26
12
Worts
&
9 Ms
Petroleum
8 Ma Mar
24% July
175
64%
•
24%
Frosst &
775
5,290
19
*
•
French
18 Ma May
96
Jan
Feb
9%
__
_
___.
Fraser
common
Jan
15Ma Mar
90
27%
28
m
Bank
•
Ltd
13%
26 Mb
42
m
Foundation Co of Canada
Cos
Jun
48
10
__
Canada
Eddy
July.
11
28%
8%
Sale Price
Dominion
20 Ma
6M8
Corp.
Jan
common
9.50 Mar
-
Jan
122
Jan
•
Chemical
Jun
17 Ma
*
Jan
&
&
Jun
24%
42%
__50c
50
Steel
Jun
52
Steel
Tar
6.00 July
6.00
_
Jan
13 Mt
Glass
Dominion
6,283
Jan
38
Jan
21
Apr
Dominion
.
200
66%
Jan
July
6%
20(4 May
19
Dominion
Ltd
78
65%
65%
82
4.60 July
Jan
560
19
•
Coal..
al5 Ma
Feb
Jan
al6
•
com
al6
Jan
July
Jan
al7
al6
2
.
common..,
Dominion
29
al7
2
...
Dairies
37
5.80
27%
A_
—
(Geo)
Class
•
Seagrams
Dominion
A
&
4.90
22
1,160
33 Ma Mar
_
Gooderham
Weston
Jan
•
,
217
80
July
4.75
Canada
Steel
Class
2.00
36
20%
preferred
class
Triad Oils
United
Mar
17
35 Ma
—
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
•
...
__:
Dominion
3.00
•
Corbys class A,
Class
17%
•
35%
July
July
1.50
82
Texaco Canada Ltd
5M4
3.75
39
*
__
Trans Canada Pipeline
July
■
Columbia
Jan
6
570
200
'
Webb
Cockshutt
18
2,982
pfd_ _100
7%
Can.
Structural
19 Mi July
542
Apr
6M2
____.—
...
of
43 Ma
10
Vickers
Ltd
of
Steel
16
•
Petrofina
15
1.50
*
100
preferred
4Ma%
preferred.—
Standard
Mar
25
Railway..
Canadian
13% Mar
•
4%
Jan
July
"1.002""
Jan
43%
9%
_______i._
A
Jan
40
19%
Jan"
47
6
25 Mi
Class
7%
12
19%
Jan
July
39
6Mb
•
■
8.45
July
490
40 Ma
19%
615
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Jan
17 V*
•
common
14
6.75
_______
July
12 Ma July
41
Oil
14
38
20 Ma
Corp common
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Simpsons
Sogemines
1,855
12 Ma
Preferred
Canadian
3,600
,—•
Lawrence
5 %
10%
55/b July
928
13
12%
common—
39%
25
Steinbergs
Canadian
38
39
Jaa
4.65
Preferred
7 Ma
Feb
4.05
Jan
23
Apr
5 Ma May
9
7 Mi
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—60c
Canadian
18 Mi
763
400
4.25
22 Ma May
19% July
20 Mb
20
2.25 July
82
St Lawrence Cement class A
19
20
200
—100
______10
._
24
50%
•
2.30
*
Apr
•
Ltd
2.30
Apr
29
4.70
A
Jun
19
common.
Chemical
55%
12%
•
preferred
Royal Bank of Canada—:
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Sherwin
Canadian Celanese
class
75
4.30 May
July
43% July
*
B
23 Ma
50%
—
Jun
20 V<
349
100
common
25
37%
•
8.00
660
•
1
common
all
common
1,275
21
44 Ma
•
preferred
35
Jun
8.80
43%
—*
75
•
com
8.45
20 V*
44
1.50
86%
39%
July
21
39 Ma
4 M4%
al6 al6%
•
warrants
Bronze
Mar
July
10
common
Aluminum
British
93
22 Ma
75
Jan
122
8.80
"___20c
a24Mi a24%
•
12.50
Canadian Bank of Commerce-
Breweries
90
2,717
100
———:
Aviation Electronics
Canadian
100
23%
Apr
Jan
Jan
23
*
*
common
Aluminum
(A V)
(Canada)
100
al6
14%
46%
'
*
Reitman's
22 Mi
26
preferred
Canadian
21 %
20%
100
Canada
July
Jun
Jan
100
1®
122
Power
23 M4
common
30
—
Warrants
25%
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Canada
122
Quebec Natural Gas
Units
—;
Apr
380
11
7%
common—
122
Ltd common
Co
&
Jan
31 Ma
100
——.
Cement
Jun
Ores——
14 y4
14 y4
•
18
Jan
19% May
48% Jan
1
Reynolds
Calgary Power common.
450
100
Jun
10 M2
2,430
Iron
Bros
'44%
21 Ma
19
—
31
*
-——
19
*
Page-Hersey Tubes
Power Corp of Canada
10%
•
"A"
Mar
llMiJuly
36
Jan
Jan
34
Mar
40
Pacific Petroleums
42 Ma
44
1
13
16
preferred
H
Brown Company
10
177/4
46
July
31 Mi
Telephone
preferred-
Chemical
1,731
a40
87 Ma
Steel
37% Mar
10%
11 Ma
•
Apr
'38 M4
13%
Jan
41 Ma July
Apr
26
a40
Ontario
127
47% May.
42
50
13 Ma
Jan
400
135
525
36%
common.
Products
43 Ma
52 Mi
1,808
43
26 Ma
14 Ma
13 Ma
.
Mills
48 Ms
52
__
102
14 Ma July
15%
42
26%
38 V*
35 V*
Flour
43 Mi
Jan
Apr
*
—_*
Ogilvie
81
36 Ma
39
890
Nova Scotia Light & Power
69
275
100
14Ma
Noranda Mines Ltd
8,825
41
Jan
41%
Ma
12
Jan
87 Ma
40
Jan
25%
11%
Jun
25%
Feb
26 M4
Apr
12
5 Mb
47 Mi
—
47 Mi
Feb
20
common—*
Corp
25
:
21
173
*
Car
25
—
875
1,653
__
52%
-
*
99
5
49% July
Mar
3.50 May
Price
Columbia
Bruck
45
Steel
Jan
a22
41
common
National
July
22%
■
Co
10% Jan
7% May
—1*
Trust
&
Jan
26
12 Ma
98
21 Ma
Locomotive
Montreal
High
7 Ma July
19
21%
98
•
*
—.40
A
class
Ltd
High
a21%
—-100
—
87 Mi
25%
British Columbia Power
British
Morgan
:■
Columbia
Brockville
July
July
45 y4
9
*
■
Montreal
50
25
-50
50
preferred
preferred
5 Ma %
Jun
47
49
100
50
—50
—
preferred
B
common
Preferred
7%
preferred
preferred
5%
Breweries
Class
46
49
•
preferred
Molson
Electric—
red
4%%
4% %
93% Mar
5%%
Jan
July
July
41
Jan
945
■
•
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
9,897
46
common
25
6,506
Jan
45 Mi
46
Co
Note
75
9
42%
37%
45%
46
Traction
American
26
8%
41 Ma
37 Mi
45(4
5 Ma% preferred
Light & Power
Mersey
Brazilian
26
M^ssey-Ferguson common
23 M4 Mar
•
£
50
*
July
July
38
37 Mi
:
14
Jan
46 Ma
Feb
50
—
7
3,415
Steel
Struct
MacKinnon
Mar
65
Mar
34%
43 Mi
50
Bowaters
British
1,119
51 Mi
34 M4
preferred
1,675
14%
July
4.05
July
51%
preferred
7%
14
71M4
Jun
4.00
43 Mi
—:
7 Ma
Jan
*
MacMlllan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Mailman Corp Ltd priority
*
Jan
55 V*
57
1,092
_•
5%
Corp
5 % %
47% Mar
1,405
10
10
.
Telephone
Bowater
2,853
58
4.05
25
Class B
Beil
52 Mi
4.00
(Canada).:
Provinciale
Bathurst
51
57%
Paper class A
Banque Canadian National
Baiique
51
58
-10
10
Scotia
Nova
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
19 Ma
4.05
of
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
July
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
ef Price®
Mondsy, August 1, 1960
.
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Low
.
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Sales
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STOCKS
Bank
ciYid Fiwctwcifll Chronicle
The CoTfivfieTciiii
(434)
Jun
Cotp of Can 4Ma%
cum
Premier
1st pfd 50
Steel
Mills
Ltd_._i.___
Telephone Corp common.
Ruby Fee's Enterprises Ltd
;
Quebec
•
3
2
Sangamo Co Ltd—
*
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd_—ZZZZZZZZI*
Sobey's Stores class A;.__
ZZ—II—I*
Southern
Canada
Power
6%
pfd—100
41 Ma
". —'
41 Ma:
43
.
SO
8 Ma
8%
393
31
30%
31M4
1.600
3.35
3.15
3.70
7,675
10
—
11
all6
10
10 Ma
7
7Ma
11
420
1,071
11
100
all6all6Ma
55
'
7 Mi
29
2.95 July
3.70
July
11%
10
6%
Jun
9% Mar
114
Apr
July
Feb
13
Jan
Jan
120
Feb
10
192
Volume
Number 5973
-
.
.
The
Commercial
■
tank's*
Week's
Last
of Prices
Low
35%
100
Gas
iSed
Sn
Corporations class B——invest Ltd cum "A" pfd
Principal
25
7%
8%
12%
13%
al9
Co Ltd
4.00
4.25
32 %
32 %
a35
Apr
18% May
25
8,300
38
July
37
July
85% July
33%
6%
Feb
Feb
12
Jan
60
July
1.80
16 %
21
Jan
Jan
60
3.45
Jan
6.00 Mar
Jan
32%
37
Feb
39
7c 10 %c
1.—.
■—
5,603
7c
Jun
5%c
4,000
50c
4c
53c
21,775
40c
1.C00
22c" 25c
Power
Ltd
&
4%c
9,496
4.95
Jan
8%c Jan
8c
Jan
Apr
70c
July
July
18c
100
Apr
May
3.60 Mar
20c
38c
Jan
Apr
11c
4.90 July
7.90
1,600
lie
38c
Apr
26,500
20c
31c
July
4c
4c
1,000
9c
8 Vac
10c
16,350
24c
Ltd
.
19c
20c
10,500
19c
July
55c
500
Sugar common
A—-—u_—
Akaitcho
Jun
25c
6,500
Jan
12c
July
34c
Jan
6,000
4c
July
8c
Jan
4c
4c
12c
4,000
13%
200
'
Alberta Distillers
Warrants
3
3
6.20
6.50
11c
100
41c
58,125
2 %c
9,000
7c
1,000
10c
Jan
13% Mar
6,500
2.30
36c
2%c
700
10c
3c
common
Gas
11%
11%
2.25
36c
Class
A
preferred-—£
Algoma
Central
4.10
4.40
Jun
Preferred
Minerals—^
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
Co
Leduc
American
Nepheline
Anacon
Lead
6.80
Jan
3.60 Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
be
dun
10% Mar
4.10
July
7c
7,140
8%c
9c
4,500
26c
26c
1,000
26c
8c
Corp
Pete
6 VaC
9%c
July
26,000
6c
Mar
Dolsan
Dominion
East
Ltd_„
Mines
13%
Feb
6.15
Jan
Leaseholds
Sullivan
lT
Mines
Ltd
1.47
..
Ltd
1.68
u.
Fab Metal
Mines.Ltd—
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd_1
Fano
Fundv Bay
Ansil
Oil
Geco
Mines
47c
Feb
Jun
90c
74c
75c
1,900
50c
July
1.00 July
1.25 May
5%c
1,000
5c
Mar
9%c Jan
Jun
3,200
63c
Jun
18%
19 %
2,374
17%
1.30
1.47
20,400
1.15
1.59
1.68
3,100
Jun
1.45 May
335
2%c July
10c
1.82
5,600
10c
July
4c
5%c
5,500
3c
Jun
4c
5c
5,000
10c
6,500
a2c
Gunnar
Mines
Ltd
—
9c
21
Mar
1.72 May
1.70
Jan
May
16c
Mar
28
33 %
Jan
5c
Jan
Feb
1.86 July
10c
Feb
7.15
200
Mid-Chibouparoau
Mines
7c
Jan
4c
Feb
May
Mar
18
30c
Mar
70c
4%c
Jun
May
Jun
9c
Jan
7
July
10%
Jan
3c
May
7c
4c
4%c
38,000
20%
21%
1,175
20% July
29%
Jan
13c
11c
15c
13,000
8%c July
15c
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines--,
Hardware
Atlantic
11%
1,225
22%
Apr
58c
17,000
35c
Mines
July
Jun
6c
Jan
July
20c
Jan
46c
10%
2%c
3c
3,000
2c
9c
___
Coast
Steels
Atlas
Mylamaque
Mines
Aunor
Gold
(1945)
Auto
Fabric
5%
20c
2,000
7c
Banff
Oil
Bankeno
Mines
Pit
r
Producers
Bank
of
r
&
Rights
Jun
Barnat
Base Metals
Jan
Baska
Rn"??1 Mines
Sullivan
an
r
Cons
Lache Lake
Mines
Mines
Titan
Mines
1.39 July
Troh! etr°leum
°i'
Mines
Beaver
Lumber
Mining
Telephone
Bethlehem
Jan
Bicroft
12c
Feb
72c
95c
27,700
47c
Apr
95c
6c
3,500
4c
July
19c
Jan
Black
69c
6,500
65c
Mar
1.08
Jan
Bouzan
Feb
Bowater
32c
lc
3c
1,050
lc
July
75c
8,000
44c
Jun
6c
1.20
Jan
2 Vac
2,000
?C
J"n
6c
Jan
18c
2,500
15C
Jun
90c
f
or
100
4c
a3c
50c
50c
Jun
4,700
9c
j an
1,000
9c
9%c Jan
91c
9c
1,550
1.07
1.08
Jan
19c
16c
July
5.50 Mar
1,500
17c
Jun
8c
8,000
19c
12,500
80c
Jan
12c
Jun
11c
Ltd—
3 Vac
5,000
3c
33c
1,200
31c
1.70
1.70
30°
1.65
Jun
19c
1.70
11c
3c
33c
Ltd
19c
2,000
14 Vac
May
1,500
Mav
Ltd
Jun
373
15%
Feb
1.50
/
'
6c
B
Jan
Jan
7c
9,000
July \
12
Feb
1.06
15% July
Jan
2.10
28
19% July
5c
6c
'
May
July
Jan
Jan
8%c Jun
13 %c Jan
6%c
A
—
1
5.10
1,500
Jun
11c
Jan
9,500
5Y2C July
19c
Jan
2.50
400
2.21 May
gi/2
415
3.00
»
6V2C
7V2c
qi/b
,
7c
2.40
7%c
*
A
6c
Jan
60c
22,500
.
Jan
89C
27c
1,410
7c
10c
May
July
13%
10,800
20%
,
Feb
Jan
10 Y2 Mar
6,150
1.40
19%
5c
1.40
20%
1
3.00'
ICO
4.95
5.20
5c
8
^
9%
May
2.50 July
Apr
3.80 Mar
July
8.00 Apr
Jun
4.85
2,100
Jan
2.95
19
16 %
16 %
16 Ve
25
17 %
17%
17 %
395
16 V* Mar
1.00
1.00
200
82c
Jun
,106,490
19c
Feb
41c
7Y2C
Apr
9Y2C May
,_50c
__
41c
30c
1
41c
16
Jan
19 Ya
Jan
1.25
Feb
July
9c
9c
51%
51
52%
3,254
47 V» Mar
58
57%
58
2,155
56% July
4.00
4.10
10,221
3.70
Jun
4.60
Jun
1.33
1.38
18,450
1.30
Apr
1.63
Jan
42c
42c
900
41c
Jun
55c
Jan
10c IOV2C
21,925
10c
July
17c
Jan
1
—
_1
42c
500
—*
6c
6%c
5,900
6c
3Vac
3%c
1,000
3c
37
371%
195
13,300
*
557/a
Jan
177%
•
May
_*
—
*
37
11c
12c
4.90
5.00
Jan
12Y2c Jan
6c
common——-*
22
900
44c
22
1
47c
*
48c
25
45%
•
,
45Ya;
45%
37% July
May
July
4.90
5c
Jan
Jan
24c
,
7%
Feb
Jan
18c
July
20 Y2 July
J£<a
July
75c
Jan
42%
49 Ya July
62c
Jan
July
10c
■;
24 %
44c
22,705
% 18,384,
6%c
Mar
10c
2,000
4.90
July
23
500
6°
20%.
—
*
-
70c
40c
class
5%
Bridge
Tank
Jan
Bright
(T
Britalta
1.36
Feb
British
55c
Feb
—,
*
^
1
.
pfd—
8,529
45c
10,500
4,556
May
.
39c
25,200
Mar
12
5c
.
67c
14Y2c
14
May
%
27Y2c
Jun
33c
May
———50
46Va
205
41
49
49
50
125
45
Mar
1
8
7%
.8
292
48%
49%
155
4%c
5%c
28.700
65c
Mar
50
_u—
46%
7Yt
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jun
7c
103,125
47
35c
43c
125
8c
-
92c
19c
15Y2c
6%c July
21,400
13
5c
29c
>
11c
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8c
x ;
1,500
10c
7%c
45c
8%c
w_,
.
-f.
1.27
Jan
2.10
July
3,000
8 Vac
Jan
Jun
Feb
2.75
27c
Apr
Jan
3.85 Mar
3.15
19c
Jan
Jan
3,000
15c
Jun
43c
Jan
5 40
78c
8,750
3.10
1,200
40c
40c
4
3.910
66c
500
5.10
75
Apr
38 %c July
2.60
40c
Jun
May
6.50
98c
3.25
60c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan,
Jan
47
July
50
July
Apr
10%
Jan
Jan
49%
Apr
Columbia
38c
Feb
7.60 July
13 %
Jan
1.80
Jan
6c
July
IOV2C
8,500
6c
July
13c
10,000
4c
Jun
16c
Jan
5 K09
10c
-July
42c
Jan
3,500
1*0 12 V".c
Jan
2.01
2.05
10,400
i .90
May
2.65 Mar
14,185
25
69
Mar
43
43 Y2
60
86
87%
218
47Y4
48V4
505
42% Mar
52,.52.%
205
47
•
Jun
125
47%
35 Ya
Jan
Jan
50
•
52
•
37
Mar
44
July
80
Mar;
88
July
July
•
Mar
•; 52 Vt July
14% Jan
—25
44%
10
——
1
14
May
100
14
Jun
31% rv
44%
10%
11
700
34c
5,050
30c
-
„
1
''
100
43%
31%
15
15 Vb
30%
■
6,019
800
—
A——
14 %
*
——
--
48 V»
July
10 Y» July
15
—•
Mines
5,291
,76
15 VB
•
preferred
.
11%
10%
•
Power
Telephone—
%
llYa
*
A_
——_j—
Chemicals
47Y2
—50
class
43
•
—
■
15
July
15% July
30% July
37%
42
Feb
45 Ya
Feb
11%
9%
30c
July
13 %
14%
796
9% Mar
7%
7%
125
7%
3.20
Buffadison
Buffalo
Geld
3.45
1,325
1
7c
8c
11,500
1.75
1.68
1.78
3,545
31
30
31
353
5%c
6c
2,100
•
Products
Hill
7c
1
Ankerite
Building
Burlington
Burns
—
Burrard
Ext
6c
2c
5,000
2c
July
5c
20c
26,500
14c
July
51c
Jun
7c
7 V2C
7,0 uO
i,c
Juiy
12c
Jan
4%c
4V2C
3,000
4c
May
r10c
Jan
3c
4c
17,000
2c
July
Cable
Jan
58c
52c
58c
1,998
50c
Jun
71c
Mar
3 V2C
3%c
3%c
4 500
3c
May
6c
Jan
*
_
Mines &
Cadamet
Calalta
.
_
Oils
13 Vt
Consol
♦
1
Oil
6%.
—1
Mines
Petroleum
-25c
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5% preferred
Calvan
14%
•
_
-
Dry Dock class A
Jan
2c
4%c
49 Y4 May
76
Jan
15c
;
July
Jan
1.40 May
5c
Mar
35 %
25%
Products-
Company
200
7c
41
50
25
—
Packers
——
class
Jun
180
39
75Ya
iu;
British
Mills
5Vb
45
25%
100
Forest
Reef
Mar
5.55 Jan
39
75%
—
preferred
Brockville
3.50 May
44'%
2.05
-50
Columbia
8c
4.60 May
5,341
•
Columbia
British
3,723
3.80
——100
—
British
B.
Jun
5.10
3.70
Electric—
preferred
Bruck
1,700
7c
:
4c
4.80
f:
„
——1
preferred
Brown
27c
6c
44%
*
45
Jan
Jun
Jan
52c
Jan
16%
Jun
Jun
10%
Feb
2.90 May
5.30
Feb
Jan
1.50
Feb
-*
—
Oil
Columbia
Jan
7.60
ac
4.95
3.70
—
American
Class
5c
1
preferred '
4 % % preferred
July
20c
197,600
1
—_•
common-
Petroleum
5%%
—
—
-—--—-———
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British Columbia
26c
50
common
4%
5%
500
10c
55c
:2c
3%c
pfd
^
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Jan
18c
——
,
;>
10c
6%c
—:•
1
Paper
8.50
"
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A
Ltd—
Corp
Bralorne
4%%
6,900
6c
12r
—1
^
63c
63c
%
—
10c
1
Mines—
preferred
23c
1.45
7c
^
Uranium—!
Feb
7.60
21c
—
I
50c
^
Boymar Gold Mines
5%c Jan
3.30
2.95
5.20
42.
49
49
8,150
Bowaters Mersey preferred—
97c
2.25
9%C
see page
43
48
31c
1
Mines
5% %
May
3.20
4%c
footnotes,
Jan
27c
Ltd
Mines
Hats
Bay
July
2.10
3.25
35 Ya
■
Jan
6.15
—,
26 Y2 Mar
27c
Cooper Corp
Uranium
Bunker
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1,110
Jun
July
5.90
Ltd
28
25
Mines
Bidcop Mines Ltd.
25c
CorP
1.02
13
—
May
—
WestbnL1?,nir.al .Products
July
13
Corn
Mai-
8 Vac
—
65c
13
Mines
Yukon
British
corp.
WeJe! ^nlng
Co
Belcher
6c
'
Ltd—
4,000
27%
Mines—fv,V
15c
i.tn
a
66c
__
1
1,500
Ltd——__1_
femfrciTExplorations
Mining
Jan
600
15%
—
Lodge
1,000
9c
Ltd—
35c
6,071
65c
__
•
—
8c
50c
.
Jan
Jan
9c
6c
Mines
18c
6.15
Ltd
Corp
Feb
13 Ya
27c
4V2c
37c
Power & Paper class B
18c
Feb
18c
Ltd!"
DPl°ration
7c
Jun
8c
•
Beatty Bros
Beaver
Bell
2 Vac
Ltd_
Jan
10
Petroleums
Bathurst
Bibis
Ltd——
1 Mines Ltd-
7%c
J4c
9c
65c
5,000
Mining
Bevcon
sSta*Sd0"
steep
Jun
6.50
4%c
—
Uranium
Bata
Broulan
n
14c
10
Exploration
Jan
Koberval Mining
Corp
£h
5,500
_1
Mines
Barymin
Jan
10c
70c
Mines Ltd?lls Limited—
606
17c
Jan
7.60
4.10
32c
Ltd-
Sateffe?/tCer ?iver Mines Etd
Sherrin ^etal Mines Limited
7.35
14c
__
—
1.13
325
I—
Refining
7.25
..
V:
5.75 Mar
9,000
Bank of Nova Scotia
29%
Corp
Smelting
7.35
.
1
Consolidated
July
9c
SehPP Shfb^Ugamau Goldfields
Seblc ?°falt & Exploration
ec Lithium
200
Jun
7c
Montreal-
July
lc
Ltd-
5.80
Jun
7c
25
Brazilian Traction
pit
<Mining Co Ltd
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"ovo Gas
5.25
4
40c
—
5%C
Mines Ltd
—
•
Gas class
Jan
Jan
325
8,125
_1
&
90c
i;- 9Ya
14%c
4.00
1
class
Feb
Jan
7%c
—10
B
Feb
12c
65c
7c
7c
——
July
a3c
Min6s (Quebec)
>
10c
Jun
July
July
25
21
Ltd—.
Onemisca Explorers
Ltd—,
40c
July
46% July
r
4.00
—
38c
preferred
55c
91c
—
35c
6V2C
40c
preferred
5% %
250
—
*„ake Cranium
^Mlning Coi'P
35c
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil
4,100
—50
Mines Ltd——
Hhf?
10,100
37c
,
common
Products
18c
Mines Ltd—
Mines
36c
*
58c
Lt,d
oK
uichan nCopper
Uranium
7,500
Mines—
69c
North American
Rare Metals Ltd
Obalskl
15,000
43c
Electric
alOc
—
Ltd
8c
36c
—1
21%
Mines Ltd
Amulet
Nocana
6%c
__
__16%c
Bowater
!w famiag0
New West
6%cMar
8c
50
Mines--
21
Limited
Explorations
3,198
_1
-
-
Mines
8c
Mines Ltd
Mines
425
9c
Aumacho River Mines-^ji-
Biltmore
Formaque
46
Aumaque Gold
Auto
Jan
9c
1
class
Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruifner
55c
Ltd
New Jack
Lake Uranium
Feb
3.20
45
Copper
58c
I_
Feb
36c
Jun
45 %
———
21%
Ltd—
40 y2
May
1.50
22
Beattie Duquesne
56c
Ltd—
July
20c
19% May
40% Mar
•
Acceptance
Atlantic
Feb
Jan
30
612
—
-
_•
1100
i
v
14%
135
14%
13
13 Va
2,541
6% ;V-
6%
v
9%c
lie
35c
14
13%
20%
5%c July
14 %
8c
2.25
34%
8c
Jan
Jun
Mar
17%
Jan
14
Jun
Jan
7
Apr
July
12 % Mar
5%
12Y2c Jan
May
July
20c
Jan
9c
16c
Jan
3lc
Jun
57c
Jan
500
,
14%
21%
Jan
3,670
38c
21V'a
Jun
1.60 May
29%
3,300
9%C
9%o
—
35C
"
300
5Y2C
6,287
8,420
,
13 V2
May
16 y2
Feb
97
Jun
21%
Jan
22% July
"
100
1.
100
100
40c
55
3.15
3.15
40c
.
•
300
43c
2,700
3.15
40c
100
July
3 55
July
63c
-
Jan O
"60
2,200
40c
Oil
alOc
Mines
60c
19%
J
Jan
11V4
Murray Mining Corp Ltd—
New
3,000
7.00
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Hosco
5,800
4%c
Merrill Island
Mining, Ltd.
New
49c
5%c
May
2c
17
20%
_50
Ltd
New
46c
7.15
Lingside Copper
Mining Co Ltd—
Lithium Corp of Canada
Mogador
300
5c
—
Kerr Addison Gold
Mines Ltd—
Latin American Mines Ltd—
.l
Mines
17%
4c
400
17%
46c
Haitian Copper
Mining Corp^
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—.
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
Massval
a2e
17%
—
\
Jan
4,500
Ltd.
Jun
Jun
16 % July
62% Mar
9,704 A
■
1.53
1
19c
12 %c
Jan
36c
725
%
v ;
104% July -v
r 4.85 Jan
760
—1
warrants
Apr
4c
Metals
30'4
July
28 y2
Jun
Jun
3.50
850
284
,
Jan
2.45
21
Associated Arcadia Nickel
30
Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por Uran Mines &
54
30
3,137
36c
Jan
1.20
v
20%
—
Nickel
Jan
2 %c
Gateway Oils Ltd-
'"
4.35
53 %
I6Y2
100
836-:!
16%
May
1.75 May
20%
Mines
9%c
9c
4c
4.15
16%
■"
72c
33% Jan
•
Jun
2 Vac
Ltd
6,512
1
2.90
27% July
_4.75
—
4c
11 VaC
Ventures
18%
1.52
1
Exploration
Mines
Arcadia
Area
Bankfield
Gaspee
1,500
Jun
18,979
lc
Feb
29%
Copper Mines Ltd
2,400
20%c20%c
20c
3.20
29%
Ltd
80c
1.85
1.90
28%
Controls
Ashdown
9c
Mining & Exploration Inc
Frobisher
3,105
27%
Petroleums
Jan
1.87
5%C
-
Feb
2.15
1.53
50c
—
8c
23,800
85c
75c
—
_
Ltd_l
Mines
Ltd-
Corp Ltd
Jan
44c
30'4
—10o
Anglo Iluronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Atlas
Mines
77c
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
26c
_75
Jan
Apr
28%
Earth
American
5c
11c
Mar
Rare
Anglo American
July
5c
—
3.65 Mar
•
54c
34c
25
pfd
preferred
Amalgamated
Anchor
5c
2.30
—
Jan
Apr
50
4%
Feb
70c
2.11
6c
—
4.25
;
•
2.60
Feb
19% July
21Y2C
3,057
36c
•
Jan
Jun
1,500
75c
10c
,t=-.
12
Apr
18
13c
9,250
17%
—
•
Roxaha
Alminex
Jan
Jan
/■>.'.25% July
.
35c
103104V2 4
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Algoma Steel
Allied
4
40c
41%
35c
1.75
*
;——
Jin
July
5c
2,750
2.25
Chiboug Copper Corp—
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Dome
1
103%
;
■
2.05
18 '
—10
9Vi
413
'
66c
'
High
Jun
Mar
21% Mar
3,500
3.50
63c
19c
35
9GO
'
14c
3.25
.•
1.75
Oils
common..
230
10
'
2.10
100
24
19%
•
—
5
Class A warrants
Alberta Pacific Consol
24c
2%c July
500
4.30
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chess Mining
Corp
Crusade Petroleum
,
•
;
Trunk—
Asamera
Vauze
,
6,500
10
—
1
j.—
11,183
14c
■,! 3.50
1
24c
19Vb
__
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
39%
24
14c
1
Gold
20c
38%
19%
•
•
21%
Jun
4.50 Mar
2,100
11%
.—
Alberta
Analogue
2.30
Corp Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Consolidated
*
*
Yellowknife
Shares
•24.:%/'•
*
-
for Week
High
Jan
11c
6.50
Asbestos
Jan
15c
3
Ltd——
Jan
19c
7c
Explorations
5c
43c
24c
11c
—
July
15c
4c
41c
38c
Jun
Jun
Jan
16c
Ltd
Cleveland Copper
38%
25
•
Atlantic
Class
4 % %
13%
Ltd
4c
6%c
Range
A
23c
•
common
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Low
:
l
Paper
—
Canadian
Week's
Jan
July
31c
—
—
Cassiar
2.90 Jan
5c
4.95
38c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd.
Canorama Explorations Ltd
Quebec
500
4c
53c
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd____
Cartier
Abitibi
:V
Par
Voting trust
3.50
5c
Bonnyvilie Oil & Refining Corp.
Bornite Copper
Corp—
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—.
Mines
3.50
10c
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Mines
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico Mines Ltd
11c
Talc Ltd---——
BauKeno Mines
Ltd
Barvallee Mines Ltd
•
Bateinan Bay Mining Co—
Gas
Abacus
Acadia
A'. Au'A.
WAu.
Acme Gas & Oil—
32 %
Expressed in
__
3.50
-
Baker
Oil &
Are
Sale Price
'•t'ft'vViv-V
July
25
9
Shown
..Friday.
STOCKS
Last
vf
6.00 Mar
Jun
3,212
a35
Prices
Preferred
12 Vt
1
60
2.00
Oil & Gas Ltd A—
Bailey Selburn
Carbec
al9
60
4.00
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—«——
Arno Mines
Ltd-?—
Atlas-Teleiiim Ltd
—
Augustus Exploration Ltd
Canuba
May
5% May
7% July
3,375
1.90
.
Mines Limeter—.
Bluewater
29
4,250
1
60
Explorations Ltd----—
Alscope
1,800
Stock Exchange
Toronto
1
High
O'l Stocks
Mining and
Advocate
340
29
1.90
Pen Co Ltd fL E> —
—5
Canada Breweries_Ltd——_
JSSTm.1)ulacturtng
85%
a5%
.50
Waterman
western
32% Feb
35% May
77% Feb
5
8%
Properties—
(
a35
29
Ltd com
ed Fu< 1
United
Low
a5%
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co—
rminn
Range Since Jan.
965
13%
SSs
of Canada
Shares
36
85%
L\yf< preferred
_10
Trans-Canada Corp Fund--——
f ans Canada Freezers Ltd—^
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
for Week
High
35
a35
Corp class A
Traders Finance
Class "B '
c™i
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
and
May
Feb
Mar
;
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40
yM'1
(436)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
"^a.v,
'
Campbell
Chibougamau
Warrants
Campbell
1
6.50
Cement
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
6.10
6.90
Jan
42,768
4.30 Mar
6.175
2.25 July
2.75 July
200
9% May
14% Mar
Croinor
23
23%
1,890
27% July
Crown
Trust
13%
200
12% May
18 %
Jan
Crown
Zellerbach
19%
.300
22
Jan
Cr.owpat Minerals
15%
16%
4,310
18% July
15% July
23 % Mar
Crush International Ltd
44 % Mar.
57
Cusco
Stone
*
common
Canada Iron Foundries common
10
157/8
23
July
Malting
Canada
Oil
•
common
Lands
—
Canada
500
96c
10c
May
467
45
43%.
49%
50
87
85%
87
Oils
Canada
Southern
Canada
1
2.68
warrants
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Tungsten
Jun
47% Feb
47'/a
Jun
58
Jan
70
80 »/4
Feb
87
July
Astoria
Canadian
Minerals
Bakeries
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
of
*
A
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
41%
4%C
4%c
2.499
1.83 July
260
5% July
3,245
46% Mar
6,782
8%
8%
9
570
3.25
105
940
31
Feb
8c
Jun
•
Deer
Mines—
Horn
Mines—
Gold
D eld on a
Distillers
6% Feb
56
Chemical
7.05
July
2.90 July
Dominion
&
Collieries
Pete
Dominion
Wright..
2.90
3.00
6.60
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dredge
600
12
Feb
14%
Jan
20
3G2
18% Mar
22%
Jan
31%
515
28
31 %
July
Dominion
6%
7%
2,615
80c
G8c
30,400
75c
75c
Apr
Investment
14,830
2.30
Food
4,900
2.26
2.34
14%
14%
14
Products
class
A
General
Securities
"A"
Canadian
.
High Crest
Canadian Husky
Oil
51c
Feb
Dominion
Steel
&
Feb
Dominion
Warrants
Dominion
Tar
85c
2.75
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industrial
2.20
Jun
3.65 Jan
14'/4 July
18
Jan
13
July
16
Jan
Dominion
25c
Mar
61c
Jan
Donalda
48,033
9
9%
325
8% Mar
5%
6
372
8%
8%
300
5% July
6y2 Apr
11
65
195
45 y8 Mar
66
Jun
•
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
%
Malartic
13
13
13
1.43
25
17c
21c
12,250
4.05
4.10
13
1:35
1.28
Duvan
820
10
3.85"
12%
103
4.05
13%
12%
1,980
Canadian Oil Cos.
2,013
40c
37c 4C%c
.1
18c
16c
20c
10% Jan
Duvex
7%
Jan
22 %c
22 %c
23c
East
Canadian
Pacific
Petrofina preferred
Superior Oil
;
Canadian
..Canadian
Railway
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
—
«i
;
15
Mar
.Vickers
Corp
19%
19%
25
Jan
21
Mar
6.10
6.00
6.15
1,255
6.00 July
9.00
Apr
_
5.25
Eddy
12 %
Jun
4.65
4.50
Captain
Mines
Cassiar
Asbestos
Del
•/. Central
Central
Pat
Jan
El
68c
Feb
Cheskirk
27c
Chesterville
Chiboug
Chib
July
43c
Feb
Jan
,
20c
Apr
3%C
3%c
5,000
3%c Jun
Chi mo
Gold
Chromium
Chrysler
Sol
Life
Jun
Ford
Feb
Foundation
83c
7c
Callinan
FenUnore
Gillies
Golden
Consolidated
42,733
67c
Jun
6c
Mar
Mar
Fraser
10% Mar
13%
Feb
French
21c
49c
Jan
Frnhkher
15c
4.45
88c
9lc
3,491
88c
July
July
July
9c
12c
29,000
9c
May
2%C
3c
6,100
2c
....
•
11 Vic
lie
12c
1
51c
48c
51c
_1
*
B
■
Coulee
Craig
2,210
225
Petroleum
common
10,320
1,558
13
4.20
3.85
4.20
1,090
3.74
.
8%
8%
28c
For
2.73
5,010
26%C
1,600
Feb
July
May
Feb
7%
3.30
4.90
Feb
Jun
11
42c
Jan
Jan
52c
14,500
44c
Mar
62c
62c
July
28,540
43c
Feb
62c
July
20 %C
21c
1,550
26c
Jan
4%c
6,183
4c
Apr
8c
Jan
5c
3,000
5c
Jun
10 %c
7c
2,000
5%c
Jun
12 %c May
'
:
4%c
4%C
5c
7c
.
6c
3.00
2.95
12c
Feb
Jan
20c
July
45c
Jan
1,160
33c
7
July
45c
Feb
17c
17c
1,154
15c
Jun
32c
Feb
5c
5c
1,000
4c
May
7c
Mar
.
24c
.
1
29c
40c
_1
63c
•
•
1
2.95
Jun
3.85
5,025
49c
26c
Jan
46c
2.50
132,550
40c
July
68c
174,700
26c
Mar
87c
65c
July
1,500
50c
May
75c
1.75
1.70
1.80
1,240
17%
17%
17%
6,438
85c
85c
88c
15c
1.58
13 %c
15c
1,580.
18c
1.50
15c
1.58
10,200
.
1.55
17
Jun
Mar
69c
May
14%c May
10,525
99c
Mar
17,591
*
12c
Mar
25 %c
'
—
5c
2,500
22c
6c
1,500
5c
6c
7c
4%c
72c
Ltd
3.20
20
Feb
830
..
30
25
"
26%
,
Jan
20
Mar
1,500
5c
July
'
10%
Jan
•
11c
Feb
Jan
18,500
26c
57%
1.02
1.12
10c
12c
22c
Jun
10c
*
1:90
Jan
Jan
50
May
61%
May
10c
Jan
39%
Feb; "
89c.
Jan
Jan
1.78
July
July
50% Mar
350
8,000"
Jan
1.53
1.40 May
1
Jan
8c
-
Jun
1.33
20,400
:
Jun-
5c
-
1.12
-5c
1.54
-.
Apr
Jan
25c-." Jan
Jun"
-
4c '1 Jun
5c
5c
6,500
60
.—•
60
25
29'%
30%
2,976
27% Mar/
20
20 y4
1,100
18%
153/4
29%
—___•
15 y4
245
20
'
1
—1
•
75c
9,430
2.80
1,520
6V2c
6c
6%c
2,000*
40 Vz
40c
44c
21,700
263/4
263/4
50
46c
46c
Jun
35%
Jan
22% July
Feb
•
Mar
Mar"':
'Feb
17
/ 91c
Jan
*'
50c
11
63%
4.65
July
Jan
6c
Jun
13c
Jan
39c
July
85c
,jan
25%
300
50%
2.75
1,700
11
1
60
'
62c
62c
2.76
20
9%c Jan
Mar
15
75c
-
;
55
2.80
25c
L—-—1
—•
_.__ir
1
125
'
Apr
40c
27% Mar
Jan
80c
July
9%
4c
A
105
5c
1.78 Mar
22c
Jan
May
Feb
10c
Jan
5c
Jun
11c
Apr
8%c Jan
2.95
2,270
7,057
34
Mar
410
99
Feb
105% July
605.
99
Feb
105
104%
105
3.35
2,257
3.00
5%
33c
60,300
15c
8%c
;
5 %'
25c
■
12c
48,700
7c
-
205
1.20
1.28
13,657
17
1,372
16
16%
650
10%
28c
-
~
11%
28c
30c
25c
Bit
25c
2,920
Jun
5% July
16
4.00
750
10c
l?c
143,341
87
87
14%
14%
1
5%c
Genex
'
17%
1.80
-'295
17
July
Jan
Jan
90% July
13%
Apr
5%c
15%
Feb
7c
Feb
36%
Jan
4'/2c Mar
8,200
935
32
Feb
95
92
Mar
6
17%
17%
17%
3,930
15
Mar
19%
Jun
13
12
13
3,936
12
July
22
Jan
115
38
50%
Jan
1
42
43%
58e
58c
58c
'
—
May
Granduc
July
-1.25
Jan
58c
200
50c
July
1.10
Jan
9
9
292
9
July
16'/2
Jan
class
9%c
5.001
8c
Apr
24c
2,000
17c
Feb
2yc
9.00
1,031
16c
16c
18c
4,500
16c
16c
16c
1,000
18c
19c
18c
125
43
43
180
*
;
Mmes
Paper
Lakes
Power
Northern
Gas
$2.80
B
6%
13c
1.21
36"%
Greater
L
Jan
Jan
•
2.00
Feb
Apr
.Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
53/8
5.50
5%
Jun
7%
Apr
17 %c
Jan
1.40
Jan
6%
1.00 Mar
950
41
Jun
9 %c May
235
53/a
44%
4<M/, ivrnr
160
35 i
1,061'
44% May
Mar
7.25
5.25 Mar
6%
5% Mar
39%
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
July
Jan
1.55
1.20
1.55
575
1.20
July
2,35
1
8.50
8.50
8.60
1,860
8.25
July
13
Jan
•
9%
8% May
11%
Jan
7%
11
Jan
...
Develop
Trust
*
9%.
9
10%
1,267
9%
9
1,7.'5'>
Jun-
warrants '
4.25
4.00
4.25
720
warrants
2.75 May
5.00 July
1958
3.25
3.25
3.25
210
1.50
5.55
3.00
3.00
100
10%
10%
11
707
10%
267
25%
Greening
Wire
_*
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
GUlch
Gulf
*
...
L
__io
Mines
Lead
26
l
Mines.—-.
^
Gunnar Mines
Warrants
Gwlllim
5%c
1
7.20
;
Lake
Head
3,200
5c
Jun
4,400
4c
May
7.00
7.20
4c
3,040
3c
6c
16,100
5c
1
16
10%
250
ioy4
10%
--&39
.
.
16
100
_
1.00
10c
Mar..
12c
12c
6%c
5%c
6%c
2,500
—_1
13 %c
13c
15c
7,172
...1
6c
5c
6c
8,500
5c
Jun
23c
Mar
4c
May
.
12c
11c
21,240
;
1
29c
29c
Mines
5%c
5%C
6c
-100
15,500
913/4
913/4
25
1
1.36
1.38
800
53 y4
54
.....
Bell
&
Dauch
Mfg.
—
(Canada).
class B___.
Hollinger
Consolidated
Home
Co
Oil
Class A
B
26c
2.60
2.60
20 y2
Gold
Ltd—
213/4
8.00
7.10
8.00
7.25
7.10
7.25
•
•
:
7
,
-
75
Jan
1.36 July
50
575
>
Mar 4
175
2.60 July
2,540
20 % July
.j—
7,775
1,713
...
ISWpMf
Feb
'
Jan
12c
20c-
Feb
15c
5%c July
13c
July
9,500
—1
Paper preferred-
16% Jun
11% Jun
Jun
9
Feb
Jan
Jun
-
—_1
Heath Gold
Cla ss:
10%
July
10 y4
Feb
Mar
11c
July
5c
Jan
Jan
Feb
71/2C Jan
6.90 May
8,561
3c
5c
16
—
1
Headway Red Lake...
/ ■"
27%
6c
.4%c
Lakes Iron.--..
of
Hlnde
Jan
5%c
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Holden
11V2
3C
common...
Hard Rock Gold Mines.—
Jan
10%
1
4.25
3.00 July
'10%
Gold
Cotton
Vs. .26%
Apr
4%c
1
Farms common—]
Harding Carpets
5.85 July
22%
Feb
30c
180
July
1956
Highland
12%
Jan
40c
Jun
15c '■ Jun
1,400
36%
__50
Winnipeg Gas
.Voting
1.29
36
40
1
!
warrants
1.20
5.50
common
18c
5,500
•
....
Jan
12o
200
12c
warrants
preferred
Class
6%
1
...
Lakes
19c
Jun
-
50
:__
Feb
July
Jan
14 %c May
162
1_
Feb
37c
15c
14,998
120
__r
*
-
12%
7.50
13,500
15C
125
•
A_:
Jan
14c
24c
•
Great
Plains
-
8.80
%
1
common..
Jan
Juiy
56c
9
1
:
Great
Great
53%
41 %
-
1
Ltd
Jun
100
1,353
-
9.00
1
—
Mines,
Jun
103
■
1
Mine__
Mackay
104
94 y2 Mar"
8%C
'
*
common...
42
41 y4
__
433/,,
Hendershot
18%
18
69c
Feb'
81 %
99
Grandroy Mines
Hdrrlson
Jun.
1.90
3.40 Mar
40
237
103
common.._50c
__
Gordon
Hasaga
24c
150
-
1
Goldfields Mining
Goldray
Goodyear Tire Canada
4% preferred
Apr
1,500
"
200
17
July
*
1.95
Jan
Jan
__1
i
Glacier Explorers
Goldale Mines
Jan
40c
6.25
2.10
35 y4
1
Mascot
7%
Mar
Jan
28">
"
Jun
98
Jan
5.45
July
July
3.75
ihr
103
—
Yellowknife
4.30
25c
Jan
9%c Jan
Jun
333/4
Hardee
July
5.45
"
Jan
12
35
Ltd
Giant
Hamilton
14,250
Jan
173 Va
Apr
103
1%
Giant
Jan
14c
1.95
.
-
100
i
W'ares
Mines
July
Mar
10% Jun
-
•
5c
100
i
_50c
Steel
3.95
July
Apr
July
24 Vs
25%
3.80
12c
common
A
42
33c
1.08 May
16%
595
24%
3.80
,
2.80 July
4c
24%
....
Dynamics
General
-Jan
4c
16%
17%
Apr
32c
3,000
'
1.22
-50c
54c
18,000
*
/
500
,4c
1
88%
July
9
•
Motors
Jan
41%
3,30
10 %c
-
May
125
•
...
July
59 y2
105
635
7
-
100
class
July
Jun
-
—10
.
12 V4
9 y4
430
125
9
—
preferred
Petroleum Drill
Jan
2.80
33c
1
63%
20c
General
Jan
1.24
26c
:40%.
5%
Zinc
9,125
33
....
—1
common...1
Power
General
Jah
104 % 105 %
41
105
.100
25 %c July
28c
5c....
:
__
:_io
8.500*
30c
28c
'—
17
42.
2,100
1.73
30
1.68
.
May
2.90
_
1
see page
1.40
1.55
1.35
.
1—1
General
Apr
58c
26 %c
—
Ltd
1.35
1
Development
Apr
64c
1
2
...
4.000
Ltd——1
Ltd.
Great
27c 29 %c
49c
___1
~
7c
5c
8c
Jan
Jun
20c
Feb
25%
60c
62c
11%
footnotes,
5.20 Mar
58
49c
•
Imperial
L)
July
12,005
.
5c
*
Mines Ltd
Class
16
Copper
July
2.90 Mar
42
^
preferred—
Lead
40c
83,500
Chiboug
Distillery class A
(R
Mar
26,900
43
.100
Craigmont Mines
Crain
67c
48c
4.85
42
26c
:
39C
4,100
18,500
•
•27
Mining
General
15
Class. B
Cowichan
Jan
33c
Rand
Cosmos
80c
2.99
Exploration
Clark
Publishing__i.__.___
Coppercnrp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
.
May
14%
Copp
Corby
Geco
40c
Con west
Copper
Jan
3.10
a ;
Class
Co
15c
20c
Mines
'
West
May
33c
.
5c
34c
27
:
preferred ;
%% preferred
9c
4.75
Red
Gas
5%c Jan
Gaitwin
48c
40c
*
Exploration
5c
34c
*
Mines
(Charles)
2,800
14%
Poplar.
1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Ltd_.,__J
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
1
Class
Frosst
14,100
2.73
____1
_______
10c
—1
-
2.91
j
Morrison
6c
9c
27
5%
Smelting.:
-
5%c
9%c
_____.10
Debentures
Jan
Jan
5
1
16%
'
Feb.-
8%
Jan
...^.1
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consol Quebec Gold Mines
Consumers
July
6.20
1.40
Jan
*
Consolidated
4.00
Jan
Mogul
Mosher
Consolidated Negus
Consolidated
13.891
11c
42c
Ltd
175
1,275
5%c
•
Mines!
Petroleum
1,200
55c
Ltd
20
93/b
56
Companies
1,415
July
.
1
1
(U S)—.
2.500
1
&
—1
.1
24c
4.10
88c
\
Oils
Co
Co
11%
May
*
Gold
i.
Canada—:
Francoeur
25c
Mines
Mac
Mining
*U
of
22c
22c
1.47 Jan
22c
__l
Mines
Marcus
\
Motor
83c
15,464
;
Arrow
12% July
18% Mar
preferred.
7%c
19,700
Halliwell
Consolidated
Jun
14% July
27c
.
Lake.
Consolidated
Consolidated
10c
4.85
Flin
1,480
20
—1
74c
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
16,016
L_1
Mines
13
83/4
1
6%C
.
8%
Gamma
Consolidated
Consolidated
770
15c
31c
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated. Dragon
Oil
Consolidated East Crest.
Marbenor
15%
25c
Mines—
Bellekeno
12 y2
Manufacturing
Corp
!
16%
15
13c
*
Consolidated Mic
Fleet
16 %c
15%
2.50
Beta
12%
—8%
Feb
Apr
:______*
Consolidated
common—*
Fleetwood
37 %
40
28c
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
July
Mar
Mar
27c
Mines
Consolidated
16%
27
<•
Consolidated
59% July
Canadian
Grain
28
Enterprises—
Key
12% July
Federal
125
*
Metals
15%
1
Jan
199
2,345
1
Combined
Coniaurum
Feb
38
Celluiose
Coniagas
170
37%
Smelting.
Combined
July
—
Nickel
Fatima
30c
Equipment
Jan
July
Mar
Ltd
37
25
Farm
Feb
"
8
45
11
Ltd
Jan
6c
__75r
...
99
Apr
41
,_—_*
Uranium
35%
1
&
Willans
Consol
40
450
Faraday
Fargo Oils
Farwest
Gatineau
Mining
Jan
6%
40 y4 Mar
475
—1
Mining
Mining
12% Mar
_1
Cockshutt
;
175
13%
4.45
Mining...
25
Jan
1,615
;
11%
& Smelting
Mines—...—
100
Jan
Jan
52
59
Developments
Players
37
,_.*
Mining
9%
5.45
July
97
105
7
45
Jun
2.50 July
38 Vz
ny4
Fanny Farmer Candy—
35%
...
.
Jun
55%
Insurance—___—___—_10
Falconbridge
*
.______1
Cochenour
Con
174
12%
_____
Mines.
Jan
3.25 May
13 %
11%
Co.
Mining
*
.
Columbia
174
;•
Mines
Chibougamau
24%
7,883
23%
19% July
Jan
l
Jacnlet
1,961
13%
1
Kayrand Copper
July
May
Jan
17
26%
J___
Mines
Jan
59
Mines
Empire
Jun
8% July
Gold
98
7
45
common
8.00 July
com—*
Porcupine
5%
125
98
7
„
—1—1
&
22 % iViar
._•
Ltd
Feb
98
Trust-—
Inv
Paper
Ford
:
63/4
63/4
1.
Mines
2,310
....
Rio
Jun
9%
150
.
Eddy
July
12% July
"
1
Corp
Central
21
2.50
2,954
Gold
Match
37c
28,100
19%
23
__1
Cayzor Athabaska
90
350
3.00
Mineral
&
Eldrich
—557
Ltd
5.25
May
15 Vz July
255
2.65
10%
40%
—
Elder
8%
Candore Exploration
Can Erin Mines
2.60
103/8
1.04
July
90
2,415
3.00
Ltd—^
Co
Jun
-8.70
.
15
153%
July
5.25
10
90
16%
23.50
Jan
8%
Natural Gas
5.25
90
2.65
common
Jan
8.05
.
Western
*
16%
Mines
Jan
8%
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Class B
Canadian
23%
•
50c
Jan
10% July
31%
38%
Mines
8.55
8.70
:
55c
Jun
27y8 Mar
16% Jun
—
Chemical
&
Malartic
3.95 July
1.28 July
"
.___
July
8.55
24,708
13,800
4,070
1,329
*
Sullivan
Apr
July
10
common
30c
10%
52c
*
50
East
Economic
—1
Corp__
30C
40%
Petroleum
Amphi
10 %c
11,200
•
Canadian
9.35
common—•
—
Oils
Dynamic
40c
3.80
113,530
•
common
Apr
Feb
14%c
19 Ya
pfd
Mines
Famous
,
9.55
"
•
;
...
Mines
Jan
29c
Feb
6 %'C July
283/4
Coal
Textile
Copper
9% Mar
9,027
1.50
9%
-
July
"
Gold—
Canadian Northwest
26c
7%c
•
Preferred
2.60 Apr»
Jun
17c
-
4.05
common
j Canadian North Inca
3.95
*
_____2.50
Jan
Jan
14c
Jun
65
17c
...
Gas..
20c
Jun
Jan
11,418
65
'■>+.'■
_
Canadian
30c
6y2c
50c
Stores
11%
Jun
6
1
2,056
20C
7%c
100
Inv
55c
*
:
19c
25c
—
Scot
1.58
_.20c
4
26,700
2,000
.
33c
18.%c July
1,825
*
Foundry & Steel
East
Canadian
.
Jun,w.
9c
.
9c
7%c
—25
Warrants
Magnesium
9%
100
15,100
/ 5,700
20c
common——*
Electrohome
Dominion
Dominion
1.46
*
Preferred
Jan
May
7%c Jan
-
52e
1.50
A_50c
class
v9%
104 %
.
Mar
18%
common
Dominion
July
1.05
1,570
l
Morse
Jan
28>/8
com
preferred—
7% July
July
71c
100
13
16%
■_
9%c 11 %c
18 %C
9c
*
1.34 Jan
Jun
7
4,525
7%
*
Oil
5% May
70c
500
1.25
•
Fairbanks
Class B
Canadian
7%
1.05
•
common
Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines...
Canadian Export Gas &
Canadian
7%
Petroleum
Steel
Jan
12c
Jan
13%
20
1.05
■_•
Apr
b% Jury
99 y? Apr
5c
Jan
50% Jan
5c
2,305
Jan
29
39% July
5,000
100
Dairies
13%
,_1
Curtis
•
19
_____
Coal
Dominion
Jan
88c
3
Preferred
Canadian
1.50
Feb'
50c
Bridge
31
•
common
25
2.50
Anglo
Preferred
Dominion
20
;
Chieftain
Canadian
13% July
',13c
May
28 %
Petroleum
Jan
16
8V4 July
2.60
Dome
13 %
25
Canadian
; High
2
—*
—
—
Preferred
Canadian
5c
1
"
Feb
1.10 July
95
5c
8%
-25c
Seagrams—.
Mines
Jan
38% July
Mar
»
Oils
Palmer
Devon
7 %
preferred
7
104
10c
18y2c
July
38
,
r
12 %
6%
•
1
-1
i—1
—
1.35 May
51%
•
6 3/4
102%
1
265
6
...
"
104
'100
11,450
50%
A
common
--
28,175
5C
—*
Daering Explorers ——
Daragon Mines ———
Decoursey Brewis Minerals—
3.00
class
3,500
•
1
36%
com
6c
Mines
50%
warrants
5%C
Mines
1.75
warrants..
B
100
Delnite
3.00
Aluminium
Class
Class
39%
Denison
12%
6%
393/4
Feb
371/2
common
39 /4
Jan
•
Commerce
5
--
10%
Jan
75c
July
2.50
20
—
Canadian
75
5.25
1.62
4%c
25
45%
200
1
25
—
Dome
Canadian
4,000
Jun
8c
500
3.176
40
1.70
400
7%c
39% July
10% May
10c
2.68
12%
1
-
1.20
7%c
—1
—
preferred
A
1.20
?%c
—
—
Mines
10 ^
1
1
1
8c
12.50
*
Feto
41 %
750
-
2.51
*
common
Jan
48
205
45
39c
42 y4 May
39%
8c
Petroleum
'
Jan
common
Pershing
9%
1.35 Jan
Jun
1,800
45
*■
10
Southern
99c
44%
100
preferred—
235
13c
12 %c
45
—
Permanent
Safeway Ltd
Canada
99c
13c
—_
Canada
53
*?..
_
Class' B.
52%
•
Warrants
Canada Packers class A-;
Canadian
53
Timber
Crestbrook
Class
Canada
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
*
*
-1
10
Telefilms
Creative
6.55
2.75
11%
23
Shares
'
18 %
*
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
.
2.25
1
common
Cut
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
13%
Lake—
Canada
Shares
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
10%
2.75
—
Red
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Sales
Jan
Apr
36c
..
,
Apr
8c
97
-
1.80
Jan
Apr
Ma?
3.00 Feb
55
29%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7.10
Jun
12%
6.90
Jun
11 %
Number 5973 ...The Commercial
Volume 192
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Prior
Consolidated Gold
3.30
3.3C
3.40
250
33%
33%
35
85
41%
__
.
42
2.40
2.40
*
4 15
45%
9.00
3.95
4.15
43i/2
45'/a
Hudson
8.90
9.25
5.00
Jan
35
42
33c
32c
35c
8,010
»
.
620
3,450
2,653
2.31
Feb
2.90
Apr
51%
58%
9%
59 %
81
31%
11%
.80
821/a
685
301/8
31%
12,718
11%
11%
4,870
11%
Jun
105
5%
Jan
37%
Warrants
Preferred
Molybdenum
1.10
1.25
480
90c
25c
500
25c
July
21%
7c
7c
8%c
23,800
9,870
■___
Joburke
;
1
1
...
1
31%
5,310
23
97c
1.10
5,000
85c
1.19
13 %c
!
-_Z
9c
4
_;i
Lake
Canada..:
Lake
43c
14c
1,500
13c
Jun
25c
1,055
5% July
7%
2.75
150
2.65 Mar
3.95
180
6% July
10%
6%
4%C
11%
6,360
2.00
300
14c
4c
2,000
10%
Jun
1.55 Mar
20c
4,400
6c
6c
1,500
6c
7,050
20c
July
28
27%
28
1,788
17%
19%
2,105
.1
8%
8%
100
24
63c
1,800
56c
July
40c
48c
9,700
35c
Jun
1
2.20
2.20
2.25
1,650
1
3:50
3.50
3.50
174
23c
25C
2,000
Jun
2.80
Apr
33c
310
3.00
3.15
2,600
Jan
4.75
C3c
70c
16,700
45c
July
1.00
55c
46c
58c
427,400
26c
Jan
1.40
12
Jan
3
:
14%
14%
14%
390
1
1.35
1.32
1.37
5,900
20%
20%
180
5c
6,000
20
1
4%c
4%c
1
2c
2C
1.60
1.60
^.430
29%
29%
31
30%
31
*
pfd
27'A
27
28
*
__
9c
2c
4c
Apr
2.00
Jun
370
25%
Jan
30
26% Mar
31
22%
Feb
28 %
22%
Apr
40
Jan
29% July
46% July
09
29
29%
1,190
45%
45%
46
170
6.50
6.50
7.10
1,000
9.00
5.00 Mar
91c
I I
Ltd
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas...
or;
July
Jan
90c
8
Apr
6
1.25
July
67c'
92,750
54c
10c
l%cMar
6%C
i
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1
o%e
MlniiZZZZZZZZ*
7c
4%c
_
~
4%e
1,010
10c
6,400
8c
July
19c
7c
12,500
6c
Feb
15c
6%c
__
550
3%c Jun
.
7%c jan
2 40
14,000
23
310
04
1.00
1.04
4,380
'j*
1
_
PoweU
1
™ver-:::;
2.40
13%
14%
6,450
2.50
2.70
9,932
6c
-
Z~
uils
Martm-McNeely
1.20
1.00
Apr
1.3% July
2.50
July
4%c Jun
Feb
.
19
.
260
May
Mat?
Mattagami
&
**td
common
3%c May
26
Mar
11% Mar
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Lake
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Wood
Gold
Beauty
Lake
>
lon
30c
For
footnotes,
1.2B
Pardee
Amalg
Parker
see page
42.
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
6c
Jan
18c
May
3C
i3c
•
5,000
1,500
•
3c
1.27
May
12c
May
of
Pato
26c
Jun
72c
Jan
1,850
34c
July
75c
Jan
4C
"1,500
4c
Jun
7c
13C
3,500
11c
Apr
20c
48%
'
-
38 y«
20c
Jun
33c
Jun
1.10
Jan
20c
Feb
24 %c
Jan
20c
7,250
2.90
2,449
8c
4,500
7c
5%c
1,500
5c
7%c
7%c
2,325
2.70
Jun
3.70
13c
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
13c
Jan
26c
1,921'
Jun
59c
1.85
20
350
26,075
74c
21c
3,000
20c
July
50c .?
61c
10,325
——
21 %c
—
47%
50c
23c
.
700
25
Expl
350
41
1.05
1.25
11,812
11%
11%
11%
3,135
25
25
105
3.15
3.10
3.20
565
76c
76C
100
1.00
11
1.31
25%
Jan
3.70
Jan
25c
Jun
15%
Jan
700
9%c
500
65c
1,000
65c
10c
Jail
8c
4c
4%c
8,000
50c
53c
5,134
10%
10%
250
10c
10c
500
31c
30c
31c
2,075
22c
11c
10 %c
lie
1,525
10c
15 %c
75c
1.05
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50c
10c
Jan
Juii
80c
9c
Jun
1.00
1,900
10%
200
27
25
25% Mar
19
61c
20
20
10
6.25
5.85
6.25
14,880
1.08
1.06
1.10
49,300
21 %c
22C
3,000
7
350
29c
500
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7
6%
27 %c
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6
6
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8%
8%
110
,
,
..
50
1.00 July
10% May
-29
5.45 Mar
Jan
1.37
37c
July
6%. Feb
9.00
July
1
8% Jun
0
&
Gold
Oil
8c
5,600
1,800
26
21
July
July
July
15c
May
500
5c
May
14,100
25c
1.40
July
Jun
13%c Jan
1.20
33
Apr
Oil
15 %c
17C
3.50
3.55
200
3.05
3.65
1,844
3.00
Jan
2.40
2.45
3,150
15%c 15 %c
1,305
4,200
'
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10 %c 10%c
—
13c
—
—
12 %c
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6%
3,000
10c
4.40
18c
Jun
180
6%
6%
Jun
Jun
2.85 Jan
33c
July
*lc
Jan
3.55 July
_
10,700
14c
Jan
23c
May
2.37 July
Jun
15c
"
Jan
66c
Feb
14%c Jan
5%c July
11c
-r
44c
Jan
3.50
45,000
Mar
29%
Jun
16c
...
-
,
,
12%
9.00 Jan
Jun
53c
6c
39c
8%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
45
44
45
108
107%
108
43C
49c
4,300
4lc
Jun
85c
Jan
12c
13c
8,200
lie
Jun
21 %c
Jan
1.05
1.10
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&
.
43c
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Minerals
13c
V
1
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50c
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Place Oil .& Qas
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50
■
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Mar
45
102
Feb
110
74c
Mar
48c
July
700
40o
Jun
85c
225
13
Jun
16
6,000
50c
53c -:
65c
>-
50c
14%
14%
65c
-
■-
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40
35
10,600
-
48c
53c
1
Placer Development
Jan
Ponder
Jan
Portgage
2.34
,
,
68c
779
63c
4c
4c
13,008
4c
50c
27,850
40 %c
13%
2,240
10%
43c
12%
;
July
Jun
1.44 Mar
1.17
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.02
Jan
7c
Jan
Jun
94c
Jan
Jan
13% Jun
July
May
Jan
3lc
47c
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:
30%
8c
.
July
25c
3,770
5%c
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preferred
80c
5%c Jun
20 %
3,225
57C
1
Mines
6%c
76c
jfr
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Gas
Ore
2,559
1
5.30 Jun
5%c
Photo
Pitch
—100
Jun
Jan
__ioo
175
Jan
20%: 207/8
27c 28 %C
2,45
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7.80
53c
\
-
6,113
Feb
35c
8% May
53c
1
Gold
6,000
Apr
5.75
3.50
5c
6.10
5.50
20%
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4.40
10c
9.00
5.75
Preferred
Perron
8.20
Feb
7% Feb
May
6
Feb
8.60 Jan
21 %c
26c
Jan
24
July
80c
Feb
Jan
15 %c Feb
9% Mar
27
Jan
16c
Apr
1.00
Jan
17
10% July
10y4
20
'v,
Jun
July
4c
14%
*
*
Feb
July
.10
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5c
July
Jan
17c
July-
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5c
Jun
aVi'W-ij'f.'
Jun
•
13
Feb
19% July
Jun
14
Jan
1.10
July
1,100
'
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Jan
16%
July
12 % c 12%c
10%
Jan
JUn
July
3.10
65c
*
Jan
81c
48
24% May
19 %
125
Jan
1.25
Jun
•
Consol
Jan
38c
Jun
18
—
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9%C
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Mar
1.30
Jun
20c
48
1.25
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Jan
"
•
*
:
Jan
1.04
Mar
20c
Feb
2.95
July
35c
May
19% July
1.00
•
common
Jan
Apr
May
90c
1.00
Jan
Jun
197/s
•
Jan
36
2,600
8c
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93% Mar
4.05 July
Jan
5,321
42c
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--
2.75
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Petrol Oh
102
Jan
15,270
1,140
Drilling
Patino
482
6,055
Jun
45c
:
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Parmaque
Mines
99
1.55
Jun
4c
4%c Jun
200
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1.46
26c
5c
;
Jan
Feb
1.51
332,816
8c
Petroleums
Jun
25c
Mar
*
common
12 %
25c
42c
34c
36%
20c
.
Permo
Jan
28c
July
Jan
Jun
2.90
warrants".
Penmans preferred
v
14c
20c
1
Express
Jan
Jan
:
9%c Jan
600
35c
Gas
Mines
Jan
2,707
21,200/
7c
35c
38c
1
17c
1.33
.
1.14 Jan
25c
Z_1
13c
lie
5c
Jan
1,000
12c
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Wholesale
Jun
May
19c
19c
Jun
2.01
Copper
Jun
July
:
Jun
Mar
May
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Mines
2,000
21%
!j_
38
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Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
5c
21
Jan
4%c Jun
2,000
4c
-
4
Apr
3.10 Mar
19c
10%c
5%C
34c
c
17c
Jan
6c
8,015
4%c
i-
Mar
63c
10,267
r
'
2
Jan
72c
Feb
Jun
57,600
25c
30 %c
'
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Jun
3,650
16c
14C
12 %c
34c
~
9c
41,650
:5c
1C
13c
•
28%
6c
Jan
July
19c
Jun
4c
2
47 %c
•
:
,
2.01
common.
Supply
Mar
5c
37,700
3c
•
Loan & Debenture..!
Steel Products com
8% Mar
1,0
1,750
72c
25c
Ltd.
Malartic
8,975
21%
8%c
'
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57,400
1
KSfi? pW MlneS
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I
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Specialty
39c
•
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9VB
1
MrtooA
8c
4%c
•
22 ' •
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Specialties
7c
100
2.20
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8c
26
9c
5,850
67c t 78c
j '
common
Paymaster
80c
26
McKenzl.
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36c
1
-
8,000
15,400
5%c
,
Power
8%
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17c
19 %c
July
2.77
_12c
'
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Z!ZZZl
.
Pamour
.
Jan
Jan
40 %c
Jun
4%c
9%c
•
70c
j
preferred.
39c
,
10c
9C
25c
i
Peruvian
•
1
Z
'
Pee
14% May
Jun
9c
17%
Jun
6c
-
-
i
^
L.Z
Mines
98
'
•
.
7c
-
l
_
9%
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•
Mar
5c
65c
10c
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Oils
76c
M5%e|"FerlUS0n
5%% preferred
7c
25c
16,012
,
13 %c
^
Jan
72c
79c
1,100
20,100
8c
2.60
72c
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Pamoil Ltd
Feb
6c
1
7%c
Jan
52
Jun
Apr
;• 36c
V-
,
•
5,000
7c
7c
*
~
14
9%c
4.00
May
4c
■
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Apr
1.05
40
49
14%
31c
2.75
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Lake
Pacific
3%c Jan
2,000
2.60 Mar
19% May
5%c
i
Mines
Overland
Jan
3.35
11c
l%c Jun
27
July
5,500
100
July
1.51
4c
....Preferred
Jan
75c
3%c
2.00
70
4c
27% July
11% July
7%c
Z„l
!
Beaucage
Osisko
23% July
1,800
14
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Jun
9,000
8%c
—=1"
Mining
8%c
2.40 July
3%c
21% May
76c
27
52
.
Feb
Quebec
Ontario
Jan
1V2C
3%c
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Maritime
2.92
76c
1
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1,000
675
14%
4c
Jan
25% Mar
'
1%C
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Fields"."!""""""
Maneast Uranium
Leaf
1,725
4c
23
5c
...
Maple
2.50
3%c
2~3~
1
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52
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Macassa Mines
Macfie Explorations
Macleod's class A
pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
7,030
Jan
10c
9c
Preferred
Jan
.
322
2%
14%
Jan
8%c
1.60
11%
16%
Jun
6,600
Mines
Oshawa
____
2.05
1.51
Jan
Mar
3c
25
20 %c
July
13
12c
Natural
Ontario
July
July
52c
2.00
8c
-
9c
Canada
Oleary
Apr
Feb
7,900
..50c
Ormsby Mines
44c
163
5c
1.51
_Z_
Oil
Opemiska
19 %c
45 %C
19,500
11c
27
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Orchan
18,275
44c
47 %c
July
42 %C
Jan
52c
45%c
18c
7%c July
Jan
96c
Jan
ZZZZZZZZZZl
Jan
41,000
59c
27
Jun
10c
Jun
Mar
43c
Ontario
O'Brien
Jan
1.25
25c
35c
35c
Oka Rare Metals....
Okalta Oils
1.00 Mar
9c
1
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91c
200
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Lorado Uranium
Mines
Warrants
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
1,400
7%
3,500
851,350
13%
32c
Feb
96c
9c
4c
46
Jan
Mines.__.__.
Star
Office
Jun
1.25
1.25
*
_
93c
7%
" "J
Hosiery Milfs common_I_ZZ__*
50c
May
Rankin
Ontario
Locana Mineral
49 % July
61c
Feb
35% Mar
16,578
!
July
1,129
Jan
225
11,040
26c
Mines.__.__
Goldcrest
Oakville
July
490
17% Mar
14% July
42 % July
20c
Coldstream
Nudulama
Jun
1.60
1,475
Jan
4,100
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Canadian
Nova
Jan
4,925
1.66
Jan
July
14,000
Mines
Nor.valle
Jan
80c
4c
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Gold
Northland
At>r
30% July
July
4%c July
15,100
30:
30
A
20
1.64
57c
22c
Northern Telephone
Warrants
15% July
Jan
Jan
2,800
Jan
tv
Acme
Obaska
*
:
1.32
41%
32c ■*, 34c
Northern
July
50c
26
20c
Northern
Jan
2.95
Apr
39% Mar
13%
12%
,v
33c
Northspan Uran Mines "A".
Jan
g3C
1
22c
-Mines
North
Jan
*
9%c Feb
26
j
Rouyn
North
Jan
4.50
1.90
1
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North
Jan
3.30 July
23c
July
Feb
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of
Mines
Gold
Rim
North
Apr
1.01
May
'12%
Mar
52c
,
i
Northern
1
Mines.
90c
10c
Warrants
Feb
63c
5c
45%-
66c
4%c
" 25c
Mines.
Senator
North
Jan
9%
91c
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Jan
27%
44c
:
Jan
28
-
-
Feb
7c
Jun
Mar
2.00
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
Northgate Exploration
10 %c May
40c
May
Jun
8,000
25c 26 %c
20
-
Norlartic Mines
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
,___^
Jan
Apr
43%
i
Rouyn Merger
Norbeau
Apr
8% May
17
15 Vb
"B"___
Preferred
19%
14%
_»
Mines
Taku
Nor
Apr
1.90
July
14c
58c
pfd_______ZZZZZZZ5
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3.80
Jun
22c
Jun
22%
57 c
Mining & SmeltTng"Z"l
Mylamaque Exploration
1
X
Nisto
9%c Jan
Jun
'
Nickel Mining &
Smelting
Jan
6%
4%c
2.09
-•5
Manitoba
Nickel
Jan
1.18 May
41
43
Apr
6
41
-
Jan
Apr
2.80
20 '
41
Mines
Mines
New
Jan
1.90
20c
Mining
B
29c
May
Kelore
New
Jan
20c
Jason
New
Jan
May
2.00
cKerr*ed warrants
~——50
Liass A
Louvicourt
17c
25c
_*
B
preferred
Cos class A
Loeb (M)
tondon
8%c Jun
3,000
11%
1
Groceterias class
Class
5,200
10,000
__i
Little Long Lac Gold
aw
23c
10c
195
50c
Mines
Newnorth
Jan
30c
*
Levy Industries preferred
Lencourt Gold Mines.
Lexindin Gold Mines
Class
45c
10%
22%
43 %
Harricana
New
'
...10
—
American
Loblaw
Jun
14c
Gold
Lob
'
4%c Jan
21
50c
Petroleum..
Goldvue
New
Jun
20c
;
A
Mines—
Secord
23c
2,000
1,600
Jan
2.05
29c
2.00 Jun
21
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New
Jan
9%
6c
Exploration
Gas
Leitch
II
ZZ.
11%
...
Mines
Laura
3,750
2.45
I_
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class
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Latin
33c
Feb
1,120
Jan
85c
Jun
July
20
45%
Uranium
Delhi
Newlund
Jan
Jun
_*
warrants
Wasa
8%
16c
17c
780
43%
New Hosco Mines
Apr
5%
1
:
Shore Mines
Lake
•
1
1
(John)
Ltd
Mining &
Lakeland
1.95
1,220
5,200
Davies
New
Jan
1.77
57^
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Mines.!
Townsite
Cinch
7%c May
5,290
2.75
Developments Ltd
Dufault
5,500
May
1.40
2,715
22%
Mines
New
Jan
7%
45c
19,853
'
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Continental Oil
Jan
14c
Labme
New
Mar
28c
Mar
9%
9c
:
Gold
Labrador
Lake
Jun
4% July
8c
2.20
13C
•
Lafarge Cement
12c
950
8c
21c
15c
Labatt
5,330
40,500
Mines
New
Jan
*
29c
*
„_Z
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14c
10c
63c
5c
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Calumet
New
4
5%
;
Athona
New
1.40 Jan
31
Car
New
May
67c
May
9
1
Jupiter Oils
Class
Jan
87c
27% Mar
19%' Jun
Jun
5c
\
Feb
May
11
14%
preferred
Bidlamaque
New
24c
"
21%
'
Grocers
New
Apr
14 %
13
21%
;
"
Products
Nesbltt
Jan
A__.
ZZ_IZZZZl
New
Feb
62c
"5c
498
30c
2.10
Works.ZIZI.I'""!*
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Corp
Steel
Nealon
Jan
3.20
2.00
;
Trust
Neon
Jan
1.75
17c
Exploration
National
Jan
38
1.65
17c
Mines
National
Apr
41%
Jan
2.05
9
Apr
May
May
July
11% Mar
34c
•*
9c
7%c
*
;
4
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1.80
26c
Kelly Douglas class A
Copper
20,260
.
1.25
5.50
1.50
IIII~IIIIIIZ~40
Drug & Chem
Jan
60
class
Hosiery Mills
National Petroleum
*
4.85
:9c
2.20
15,700
1.23
28%
13c
5%
l
4
30c
1.08
,
Mines
....
150
38,000
28%
;
1,0
;
12%
24c
*
5,200
42c 47 %c
1
common
2.15
12%
43c
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Kirkland
32
1 80
1
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol.
Kopan
220
July
3.85 July
1.65
5c
Jan
Jan
19,800
_!!!•
55c
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-
8,600
36c
47c
10'/8
Natl
Apr
9%
Apr
52
29%
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:
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Kilembe
35
40c
1.00
_20c
....
Gold
43
1.85
*
Warrants
Kenville
Feb
Feb
5% July
14 %c
v
33c
"•
Mining
Creek
Natipnal
Jan
31
900
35
31%
.1
2.
Kerr-Addison
3,108
3.95
35
_35c
Mines
Warrants
Kelvinator of
40
54
3.85
10
:
Preferred
Jonsmith
48c
52%
Natl
Jan
39%
100
1
(1939)
Quebec
225
5%
Jun
20c
'
55c
:
Minerals
•
National
56% July
36% Jan
1
Club Ltd
Jockey
40%
5%
53'/a
25c
Service.:
Gold
1,155
40%
51/4
Jan
Jan
13 %c
6c
6,800
„
34c
Wright Iron
Nama
Jan
23
45% Mar
34
___25c
common
14%
B
Murray
Jan
1.90
5%c May
52%
Mt
Apr
50c
21% July
50%
48c
Mining.
Lake
140
32%
*
...
Mines
21%
13% Mar
1.15
8c
16%
i
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Moore Corp common
Jun
6%
July
CorpJZZZZZZZZZZZZZ*
Preferred
Moneta
Porcupine
Jun
6%
53c
.
21% Jan
Jun
7,050
16
«
Mines.
Brewery
Class
Multi
Jun
3.60
59c
6V2C
.
July
53% July
Jun
25c
16
34
;
Jellicoe
Joliet
175
Mar
53c
*
Metals
Ore
Molsons
Jun
15
15c
ZI_Z~ZZZZZIZIl
.
High
6,800
16%
Brick
Jun
47
July
414
3,680
25c
5
preferred.
Public
Jefferson
4.00
18
*
Line_
Explorations
Jaye
1,200
52 %
Credits
jacobus
Jamaica
Apr
Min
Low
17c
56c
_
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%c
Mining Corp
?
Apr
40
8.60 Mar
4.45
1
Mines
Glass
Waite
48
Milton
Jan
6
Jan
*
Mines
Jack
39%
5
______
Mines.
Iroquois
Iso
4.05
88
12%
common
Shares
17c
Zl
;
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums
Mar
37
Mar
14%
1
25
common
—1
Copper
Bay
665
18
25
Bldg
Intel-provincial Pipe
Intel-provincial Steel
Investors Syndicate
Irish
70
14
31
4.05
warrants
A
53%
Mar
14%
4.45
—
——'
Intel-provincial
Class
760
Apr
30
1
Jan
10
Mines
Mexican Light & Power
Midcon Oil
_!
Jan
63
Feb
73
Uranium
Mindamar
Mar
8%
1.10
International Nickel
International Utilities
1959
1,818
47
4.00
—
Preferred
39%
12%
20
Inspiration
—'
:
International Bronze Powder pfd
International
5%
'488
53%
___1
—
Warrants
.
47
*
10
52
'
37%
12%
(John) & Co
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Iron
5%
•—
Inglis
1,551
'
Jan
14%. Apr
42c
Feb
May
58%
Meta
4.35 July
May
8.90 July
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common..'
21/4 preferred.
50
$2.75 preferred. —
—_______50
•
3.25
43
24c
July
for Week
Low
Mentor
v
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
Mar
Imperial Bank
—10
Imperial Investment: class A
___•
Imperial Life Assurance—
—10
Imperial Oil
—'
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
4.86%
9%
V....' Par
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
i
Jan
44%
7,957
;—i——-—1
Exploration
Hydra
—•
——
2.40
Week's
Last
High
3.25 Apr
33% July
225
Friday
STOCKS
1
Sale Price
Low
1
Mining
Hudson
Range Since Jan.
High
Bay Mining & Smelting_____*
Bay Oil———'—
—*
Howey
Hovle
Sales
Low
20c
—*
50
Pitfield—
Smith Paper common
preferred __
—
&
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
for Week
Sale Price
Home
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Howard
and
Jan
Power
Oils
__B0e
Apr
Prairie
Oil
Apr
Prairie
Pipe
Royalties
Mfg
:
43c
40&
53c
60,400
117c
Mar
1
33c
31c
33c
17,450
30c
'♦
Island
Corp
July
44
44
44%
175
1.48
1.61
1,500
2.50
2.55
300
1
•
V
60c
98c
Jun
Feb
-
43%
55%
Jan
1.48 July
2.90
Feb
2.45
3.65
Feb
Jun:
'
Jun
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(438)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
stocks
Friday
Low
Iron
2.35
560
49c
56c
6,600
4.10
4.20
3,325
41c
1,500
1.70
1.67
1.75
30,349
4c
4%c
6,500
9c
41c
Airways
Ltd
Producers
Gas
Purdex
Quebec
Ascot
1
Ltd
Minerals
—1
1
—1
1
———%-l
1
Copper
Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
•
Canada
Exp Ltd
Trans
Canada
Pipeline
Jan
Transmountain
35c
71c
May
Jan
Transcontinental
2.70
Jun
4c
Apr
Trans
Triad
10,900
8c
May
23c
Jan
1,350
14c
May
29c
Jan
0,600
9c
July
19c
Jan
3C
3c
6c
Jan
2.03
2.03
2.30
800
3.50
Jan
7c
8c
3,800
7c
July
13 %c
Feb
70c
72c
29,400
45c
Mar
74c
July
6
July
71c
6%
6
6%
39%
39%
46
1.05
2c
1,500
1.55
July
2.03 July
4,967
260
18
80%
39% July
1
1.05 July
2
5.80
Prairie
Union
Gas
class
A
Rainville
United
Feb
United
11%
Jan
United
Keno
Jan
United
New
Class
2,070
7.90
6,750
5c
58c
33,300
46c
Jun
20c
aOO
20c
May
1.04
105
2,600
97c
Jun
54c
25,430
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
Vandoo
20c21%c
1.04
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Ranger
54c
4,200
18 fee
Jun
60c
Jan
Venezuelan Power
Feb
480
3c
Apr
15% July
6c
210
15
47c "
21 Vac
;
38c
1.50
*
B
B
Mar
Jan
A
Reef
1
Chemical
Minerals
Reynold
Aluminum
8,655
15%
15%
1.51
1.52
1,100
20%C
25c
10,150
82 %
82%
82%
100
6.35
6.25
6.60
5,285
4%c
4%c
4%C
1,000
.100
pfd—
•
Algom
—_1
Rio Rupununi Mines
1.47
28
16 %
Feb
46c
80
86
Jan
7.15
6.25 July
4c
7
Jan
Jan
preferred
July
7%
Vespar
Victoria
July
July
Mines
-1
Rockwin Mines
Roe
Wayne
Webb
Jan
Weedon
7c
7%c
10,000
6c
Jun
13c
Jan
Wespac
20c
14,500
15c
Jun
35c
Jan
Consol
100
Russell
72 y4
72
72'A
6c
2,000
65%
66%
3.484
6.00
6.75
I,825
9%
9%
285
1
-
4.60
140
5c
65%
6.75
preferred:
Mines
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common.
4c
3.483
3.399
9%
convertible
5%%
Rowan
5c
4.75
•
Can Ltd common
V)
(A
4c
Industries.
66
5c
65
10c
July
Jan
9c
80
July
Jun
12
52%
Feb
53
16 %c
Jun
24c
325
53
17c
18c
1,500
3.75
3.85
3.500
74c
500
Grey
Jan
60
33
31'A
33
741
30
Jun
46
6.00
6.00
6.00
4,200
20c
18c
23c
11,650
15c
Lawrence
St
Maurice
—1
Horsey
8%
Antonio
River
Sand
91/4
895
4.75
90
95c
1.05
21,550
7%c
7,000
6%c July
40c
42c
3,700
40c
36
36
10
65c
68c
65c
9%
common
Warrants
San
2,500
65c
Gold
1.02
Gold
79c
16%
66c
66c
11%
16%
16%
common
Gas
Shirriff
Salada
74c
7c
Corp
1,100
2,450
11'A
-
11%
11% May
15% Mar
4.75
St
class
18 %
&
1.05
40,100
90c
5.30
1.04
97c
6%
5%
6%
535
1.03
92c
1.03
10,200
87c
July
4c
4c
9,500
3c
May
25c
Jun
21%
Apr
28
Jan
Jun
37c
July
1
*
25c
25c
25c
Jun
22 '/a
23%
4,826
29c
31c
14,837
3.10
3.10
440
—
Trust—
__
24c
2.95
July
Ltd
25
Jun
38'2 Feb
3,100
1.24
July
1.60 Apr
1.60
May
July
2.45 Jan
6.90 Feb
Petroleum
—
1 90
1.90
33
700
5.85
6.00
2,459
34%
34'A
35%
7,570
*
Canada LtdMining
Petroleums
1,500
4%c
8,500
3c
*
Gas
13%c
12%cl3%c
6,747
12c
1.00
1.10
1,970
53c
60c
10,300
49c
99c
30 %c
July
May
1.10
1.01
1.10
30%c
35c
450
1
Jan
Western
Canada
Breweries—:
2%c
2%c
1,000
12%
14%
1,760
32%
-5
Warrants
32%
32%
120
32%
2c
12
58c
58c
58c
100
56c
72c
80c
7,600
72c
Grocers
class
•
35
35
35
5
32
Mar
*
22'Ac
25c
2,100
*
11%
11%
100
50c
13c
16c
2,750
Western
Western
1.07
debentures
Sarcee
1
Petroleum
—50c
Metal
Satellite
—
4%%
1.04
Jan
33% July
48
65c
Jun
1.20
305,604
14c
Jun
1.00
A
Jan
preferred
Willrov
Sigma
800
3.25 Mar
4.65
Apr
Wiltsey
24% July
30%
Jan
28%
42%
26
100
42%
42%
25
48
48
87c
1
42
2,000
Gordon—
Jan
42% July
Mar
48
July
75c
425
83c
31%
Mar
37%-Mar
Silver
Miller
Siiverwood
Mar
1.00
Jan
S
K
.1
class
2.01
Jun
3.25
350
2.96
Jun
4.50
Jan
32 %c
30c
34c
25,200
10%
10%
1,249
28
85c
Woodward
Stores
common
South am
1,135
30%
_.
20 ye
Bpartan
Air Services
Mines & Oils
Stafford
Foods
-30c
*
Ltd
Standard
79c
2.00
Standard
Wire
Stanleigh
Yale
Lead
Mar
Yankee
July
Yellorex
33%
Jan
July
1.09
Jan
Jan
3.00
Jun
4.00
1.00
11c
May
Jun
2.35
Jun
4.00
500
13%
360
1.00
450
90c
Jun
41c
73c
306,505
25c
19c
Apr
4.00
Jun
Feb
Feb
15
3.80
73c
Yellowknife
York
5c
25,520
22,745
10c
July
56c
4,275
30c
53c
4c
7,000
4c
7c
33'A
330
Jun
38%
Mines
63%
64%
63% July
87%
31
500
7.35
7.80
25,244
18%
18%
19
535
19%
Sudbury
Oil
19%
19%
13c
July
Jan
Sunburst
3c
May
7.35
July
13%
Propane
Supertest
Petroleum
Preferred
Switson
Mar
24
Jan
18
45
17%
19% July
Apr
Andian
25c
23c
26c
40,838
18c
Jan
July
40c
July
1.81
Jan
Bulolo
3,300
5c
Mar
10c
Ind
1.53
1.45
1.53
2,960
1.85
Jan
July
*
31c
27c
40c
1.40 May
Canada
&
J u———
Canada
240,350
12c
Mar
44c
800
13
Mar
16%
24%
25
20
Feb
2.30
2.30
630
2-00 July
4.50
Jan
Canadian Marconi
13%
13
13%
1,030
12% July
17%
Jan
Thompson
92
92
2.35
...
92
90
25.
Jan
,,
92
Jan
Vinegars
2.45
2.35 July
330
23'A
300
21%
Feb
25%
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth
1
1.58
1.57
1.62
4,938
1.52
Jun
2.80
Jan
1.67
3,800
1.25 Mar
2.15
Jan
Loblaw
15c
47%
-10
3.25 May
37c
July
8% July
20c
II,040
47
481/4
1,611
8.00
69c
Apr
67C
-lOe
Elevators
General
Star
39C
1.15
100
65c
67c
12,000
July
40c
Jan
Class
10
52
9%
.
59%
Jan
Ogilvie
1.06 May
43c
Jan
5'/8
5%
1.400
5% July
4c
3,000
3%c July
1.52
5%
1957
39c
43c
6,850
48c
;/' 26c
10,100
1,500
24 %c May
5iy4
.52%
1,177
48% Mar
39c
31c
Jun
July
Mar
Pend
Oreille
10%
Jan
Price
Jan
A
35%
B
Feb
Yukon
May
100
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
6 %
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
Low
7
43
Apr
8
6%
6
6%
968
8
May
22%
22%
22%
1,499
4.75
4.80
1,100
i,
5
•
56
6
Apr
9
May
Apr
13
39
44%
Jan
25
57
May
59
Apr
6%c
1,000
.
32%
Feb
38% July
75
34%
Apr
37
Feb
85%
2.75
85%
160
77
Mar
85% July
36%
195
32
Feb
38% July
5.00 Feb
2.75
3.00
"'A
•
750
•5 i
2.10 Mar
•*
35%
35%
Jan
440
5.00 May
Jun
13%
17% Jun
•
__i.
29'A
20
100
20
255
27% July
60
4.40
.
•
39
22
4.40
Jan
July
6'A Mar
36 % Mar
250
38%
July
Feb
38
Jun
28%
33'A
Apr
20
27%
_*
.
-
&
44'A Jan
4.40
39%
2,240
14c
14c
6,000
13%
13%
100
31
31
25
19%
20
811
18
18
200
18
94
' '
—*
—„
io
Linoleum
13%
•
(1956)—
26
•
;
_i
7.50
&
_™
_*
Paper—
94%
90
94
10%
10%
375
~~
180
0 .;
Mines
Inv
>
•
12%
July
Jan
19'A July
26%
Jan
Gold
Corp
Jan
14
Jan
90
Jun
Apr
31 'A
Jan
July
46%
Feb
2:38 July
3.15
Jan
46'A
Jan
80
80
28%
50
27%
41
50
40
2 40
2.38
2.54
2,110
39
38%
39%
1.45
1.50
300
1.45
July
July
6
6'A
1,220
5%
Feb
56c
fiOc
6,000
37
37
50
.
~~
990
♦
Jan
130
9 % May
41
—__1
—
23
July
July
28%
*
Jan
Jan
40'A
~~
_
Tr
22c
14
Apr
30
*
2.50
paper
common—
Gen
•
Jun
14
1
Ontaria
Consolidated
75
Feb
38
56c
32
2.25 Jun j
65/ij Jan
72c
Jun
■
Feb
«
37
Jan
July;
footnotes for out-of-town and canadian markets
•
9%c Mar
6,248
35%
16%
2 6 V* May
Feb
3.90
Jan
400
120
37
16%
20%
Jan
58
34%
ig%
•
Zellers
36%
40
—
in
Week's
Mar
1.15
40
35
-I*
Expressed
Apr
Julv
Petroleum
Can
31c
91/4
Apr
Third
68c
6%c
warrants
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Feb
Bros
7c
9
6c
&
Flour
94c
58
preferred
Jan
Jan
39%
Exploration
Preferred
Jan
29c
\
Power
Minnesota
Mar
26c
Trusts
class
29c
Jun
6'%
Inc
45
39C
1
preferred
Finance
July
13c
Jan
35%
Copper Mines
a
Traders
16c
1,000
16c
5c
3.00 Mar
105
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspee
Southwest
Toronto
7,300
16c
Jan
9% Jan
15c
,
4C
Toronto
Towagcmac
,
1.15
5%
Toronto
18c
16c
iec
__
3c
2.50 Mar
465
International Paper
1.60
Bank
1,000
Jan
6'A
preferred.:
25
Park
Dominion
715
2.60
Feb
2.75 Apr
37%
—
100
Ltd
Toronto
3'Ac
2.55
1.12
87c
May
May
i
Oil
Glass
2,500
Mines-—-.
3%c
Jun
1.00 Mar
56c
•
Dalhousie
8%
Lundmark
Mines
3y2C
83c
2,650
37'A
±
43c
-1
Silver
14,850
37%
Investments
4.00
common.
Torbrit
100
70c
*
common
General
8%
1
Tombill
92c
1.25
-
Canadian Bronze
4.00
Petroleums
9'Ac Jan
89c
May
3.60
Canada
Canadian
8%
Tiara Mines
Tidal
Jun
*
Consolidated Paper
Jan
24% July
4.00
'
Thorncliffe
July
5c
353/4
42c
14 »A
24%
43C
Ltd
2c
800
66c
Sugar
Dominion
—10
Texstar .X ;-j—x-—..--A—i——.
2,200
7c
Last
Dredging
14%
Maclaren
Texaco
Jan
2'Ac
1.25
Shown
Corp
Gold
24%
Mines
Territory Mining
Jan
6c
2c
Paper
Pulp
2.30
Temagaml Mines-.
July
27c
Jan
23'A
Pearson preferred.
Teck Hughes Gold-
13c
Develop
Newfoundland
23,400
common
Taurcanis
10,300
•
Canadian
70c
2.45
Taylor
1.40 Jan
13c 13%c
92c
1
Corp—
Dominiion
Tancord
8.25 Jan
May
1
Anglo
6%c
Industries
Tamblyn
197A Jan
May
1.01
70c
Mines
National
6c
—10G
-
July
4.75
Sale Price
40c
•_
_
15
2.60
141/4
ordinary
100
330
1,000
Par
70c
—1
Xxi—
Jan
7c
stocks
6%c
25
Warrants
Feb
Feb
29
May
15
__
Jan
Asbestos
common.
Preferred
7c
14c
24% Julv
l
Jan
6c
1
Exploration
Superior
9c
100
24%
1.13
Friday
1
Mines
15'Ac Jan
5.90
*
Prices
1
Gas
Contact
Sullivan Cons
1,671
1.67 Jan
Jun
15
1
—
Anglo
Submarine
7c
4'/2c Jun
1.05
__
Toronto Stock
Jan
lc
4,754
3%C
7.80
1
10'Ac 10%c
1.10 Mar
1,000
<_1
A__
Mines
Mining
Jan
64%
Gold.
14,700
107,500
Jan
3%c
River
1.20
5%c
Jan
7'A Mar'
5 50
20c
Jan
4C
July
Apr
Mining
Sturgeon
1.15
10%c 14%c
__
1
.
class
G)
Metal
Jun
5.90
Jan
37c
321/4
Oil
Zenmac
6
Jun
16'A
1.13
•
Electric
Zulapa
200
July
106
Feb
34c
Bros
Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Zenith
Mar
6%
90
Mar
10
Jan
2c
4c
of Canada.
5
Oil
Bear
(H
100
e
1
Knitting
Young
15
1,338
24%
.
Mines
July
30c
Steep
a
35'A July
367A July
4.50 May
July
10% July
21c
.
.
class
ZInc__
&
Canuck
Jan
3%c
—.
Ltd
36% July
21%
23 %c
33c
———-
Starratt Nickel
Stuart
710"
10,500
95c
72c
Corp—
6tanwell Oil & Gas
Steeloy
8c
4.00
—
Stanrock Uranium
S ted man
r.
Mar
18% July
13%
Uranium
Warrants
1.10
25
2,625
18,500
11c 11 %c
Radio
10%c
*
warrants
A
43c
26% July
30
21
9c
1.00
Union Oils.
bpooner
30%
18%
8c
—
Southern
A
Feb
13%
5'Ac
•
1
class
Wright-Hargreaves
11
July
9% Mar
12,325
2.90
25c
3,015
79d
2.90
27%
79c
:
Manufacturing-
14%c
1
Jan
3.05
1.18
1
Feb
28% Mar
13
105% 105%
__
_1
Ind
(J)
Yukeno Mines
Slater
Steel
17,599
3.05
28
Ltd
Mines
D
3.10
10%
A.
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
2.84
3.05
.1
Mines^
Dairies
*
Windfall
Wood
105%
29
Jan
16'A Mar
30c
Feb
Winchester Larder
50
Quebec—
82
Coghlan
2,835
50c
Mines
5
13
Mines
3.60
26 Va
Class
biierritt
795
90
Yukon
&
Pass
3.55
Gold,
—
1,270
35 %
90
100
24%
28%
Creek
34%
34
90
Jan
July
55c
Jan
34
.
3.55
July
12 %c
33%
Warrants
White
July
11% July
•
25 V*
50
preferred
July
1.35 Jan
1.55
35
22c
100
-•
•
preferred
B
Class
Sheep
class A
B
preferred
65c
A
Class
B
class A
Jun
2,733
class
~1
—
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Class
40c
—
-
(Geo)
Class
Mar
$6
Sapphire Petroleums
Plywood
Surf Inlet
Weston
July
A
Petrol—
Naco
Western
Jan
Jan
13c
May
5'Ac Jan
July
Western
Jan
17% May
32'A Jan
July
80c
Jan
1.88 Jan
70c
Jan
Feb
-
1
Mar
2.15
78c
Jan
Petroleum
6.50
Feb
4.00 Mar
48c
May
21c
July
Decalta
10%
98c
8%
Jan
9'Ac Jan
Jun
14%
•
May
July
1.00
4,000
30%c
Mines
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jun
60c
2.50
Jan
13c
Jun
1.05
1.25
Products
Westeel
38'/4
Jun
3.00
3%c
•
Malartic
6c
2.50
3%c
Warrants
West
2,100
6c
2.50
I
1
&
6c
—
5.75
33% Mar
1
—
Oil
3.30 Jan
35
•
Knapp
Jan
1.36
5.85
1
-
7c
2.25 Feb
35
—
•
W
8% Jan
1-25 Jan
1.25
10
Ref
1-89 Jan
5% July
25
23
^
Mines
&
July
Jan
6.75 Jan
28c
Apr
Jan
Jun
•
1
Canadian
West
Jan
Jun
21% jan
1
*
&
Jun
Jan
5.20 May
1-25 Apr
May
Western
Cement
Lawrence
St
9% Feb
3.45 May
74c
July
Jan
Jan
9.50 Mar
Jun
9y8
Jan
81%
Mar
July
6.00
Jan
6%
July
49%
51
July
16% Jan
18
Mines
Westates
4.60
Apr
49%
.
1
Petroleums
Apr
Jan
18 %C
4.75
Apr
Feb
440
11,765
300
Ltd
G
19c
.50o
7
45
12%
50
9
51
13%
555
Westburne Oil
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
9
50
12%
60
common
Walker
15
17'A
4.10 Jan
*
Amulet
Wane
200
26c
17% Jan
July
20%
Explor
Wainwright Prod
24,200
Apr
Apr
1.90
•
&
Violamac
7
July
11%
60
-
Mfg class B
12
12
500
8,675
•
Mines
Mines
Viceroy
18c
13c
Jan
July
13
2.05
1
Corp
Cons
7
common
18c
12c
13
20%
Hill
Canada
12
7
Uran
Mfg
4,600
12c
1.98
—
Fortune
Steel
Upper
18c
class A
Athabasca
13c
jan
Jan
8%c Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
12
Apr
1.95 Mar
Jan
20%c July
65c
26
■■
60
Oils
United
7c
Riverside Silk
Roche
3%c
16%
I
Mines
Rexspar
Robertson
3%c
15V4
__1
common
Renable
Rix
15 y*
*
Reitman
Rio
3%C
2
Explorations
Jun
Jun
7% July
-50
25
pfd
Ventures Ltd
Reichhold
30c
16
12,340
74c
—
3.85
1
,——
class
Inv
6c
78c
—
.1
1
class
Corps
Fuel
United
Jan
9c
6,500
6,868
8%
Jan
8.60
Jun
50c
17%
9
50
—
"vtc"
Canso
50c
58C
Ltd
Mines
preferred-
1
High
7%
—
13%
•
common
Union Mining Corp
United Asbestos —:
United
Mines
Uranium
Radlore
——
LOW
40c
16%
__
*
50
common
Canada
of
11,500
May
—
2.01
Range Since Jan.
High
.
Union
8.20
5%c
—1
Mining—
Petroleum
Quemont
*
•
5%c
8.25
1
Queenston Gold Mines.
17
•
Acceptance
preferred
1st
50c
8%
.
16c
Jun
Low
1
Resources
10c 10 %C
10c
Shares
1
Pipeline
Oil
20c
—1
10c
Feb
for Week
—•
Line
PiDe
7%c Jan
Jun
1.65
3c
.
Warrants
Quonto
Trans
Jan
5.15
19c
1
Gas
Units
Jan
1.40
Feb
10c
8c
10c
100
Quebec Natural
4.35
Jun
3.40
9c
.
Quebec
2.20 July
46c
Range
of Prices
Par
High
19c
—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec
2.20
4.15
East Dome
Prospectors
Provo
2.35
Ore—
Electric
President
Preston
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Premium
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended July 29)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
No par value,
Odd lot sale (not
t
Included In year's
range).
d Deferred
delivery sale
In year's range),
e
(not
included
Selling ex-interest,
price.
wd When
wi When
Cash sale (not Included in
year's range).
to
unlisted
trading
delivered.
issued.
x
,
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
privilege",
'
Ex-dividend.
y
f Flat
x
Ex-liquldating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
1
}.
192 Z Number 5973
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(439)
43
*"
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Accociation of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
it represent j-v.oc.ck transactions. xney
;""t 1-present actual iraiisacuuus. They are intended as a guide to the
intended
put
range
oor>nritipc nniim hmro Hoon
caU
within Which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
4..J
1
Corp
Acrovox
Bid
?"
_
AlicoPl LandKDevelopment
Tools Inc—
Co
Laboratories
(A J) Markets
Manufacturing
Bros Bag Co
Baxter
Bavles
Behlen
Bemis
Beneficial
Corp
12%
35%
16
17%
51%'
54%
44%
47%
19%
20%
22
23%
12%
14%
9 %
10%
17
18%
63%
67
13%
14"%
3214
34%
7%
12%
50
54
14%
15%
11%
12%
45%
49
17
11%
13%
8%
9%
18%
preferred—25
20
20%
22
24%
110
27%
3
42
45 %
1
41
43%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co——*
24
26%
Bullock's
10
35
38V4
—;—1
23
25
12%
14
Burndy Corp
By lies by (H M)
& Co—
Interstate
California
Oregon
10c
%
Te'.
5
i3%
14%
Power
Co—20
34%
16%
California Water Service
Co__25
25%
27%
30
32
Calif Water &
Telep Co
12 %
Canadian
Delhi Oil Ltd
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Carpenter Paper Co—
4%
8%
57
44
10
24%
26%
Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co
.3%
3%
3%
25%
27%
Central 111 Elect & Gas
Ceco
'
3%
7%
52%
40
Steel
Cedar
Products
1
Corp
Point
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Gas
Co
39%
42V4
—5
15
16 %
Co_5
54%
57%
10
Co
Electric
Power
Co
10
25%
27
.10
21%
22%
Corp—6
20%
21%
....1
4%
4%
17%
18%
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt
Public
Chattanooga Gas
SerV
Co
Colonial Stores Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas
Colorado Milling & Elev
33 %c
33 %c
Commonwealth
Gas
14%
15%
35%
38
19
5
42
21
Co—1
Corp
Connecticut Light & Power
1
6
5%
39
—2%
Co
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp com_3
$1.25 conv preferred——25
18 %
17
1
21
127
1
Natural
Houston
Oil
Corp
8%
8%
7%
'■
19%
18
,
6
5%
21 %
23%
Scott
12%
Searle
87%
3%
1
10
Delhi-Taylor
Lau
Blower
Co
Star
Long
Corp
Lucky Stores
Ludlow
43%
Standard
Pressed
4%
Standard
Registers
u
Dictaphone Corp
Dlebold
Diversa
22
Standard
37%
Stanley
7%
$1.25
common
conv
10 %
Madison
Gas
Marmon
19%
Bank
of
Commerce
13%
14%
Bank
of
New
of
Virginia—
3
Bank (Savannah).
.10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
—*
15 /4
17
Cleveland
*
11%
12%
Southern
&
Trust
Commercial Bk
Co
of North
60%
53%
56%
Trust
34%
57%'
60 %
5
29
31%
5
(Buffalo)
24%
of
(Pgh) 25
(St Louis) —12.50
130
38%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
of
New
York
25
71
National Bank
26%
137
"042%
43%
47%
98%
,
101%
98%
421/4
72
9%
10%
Continental
31%
33%
15%
(Chicago)
45%
16%
59
31%
34%
Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve) —16
National Commercial Bank &
29%
31%
75
80%
Trust
Co
(Albany)
National Newark
Trust
33%
,
55%
10
115
Co
National Bank of
33%
93%
1
.10
Trust
&
(Fairfield County)
31
68
&
National Bank of Detroit
358
..25
2
Bank
43%
77%
40%
Amer_5
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co^l2%
Connecticut Nat Bank—
5
14%
31%
31%
-
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
340
30%
111
57%
50
29
Co
41%
106
National
7%
Banking Co
119
__7.50
41
44%
25
59%
62%
& Essex
(N
J)
34%
37
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
53%
14%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New York);
———————.5
50%
13
38%
42%
21%
23%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (SF)_10
34%
36 Y*
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston).100
60
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
Co
(Chicago) ..100
565
13
Nalco Chemical Co
National Cleveland
26
28
59
63
Mountain
Fuel
Supply Co
25%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
10%
11%
50c
10%
11%
Shops of Del—1
& Elec Assoc.—8
14%
24%
Co
21%
23%
First
B
common
National Shirt
New
Eng Gas
13
Nicholson File Co__
North
Nor
American
Natural
Pub
54%
Pabst
Ben
Coal
Pacific
9%
First
Natl
11%
First
National
74%
79%
First Natl Bank
20%
22
First
22%
24%
34
36%
27
29%
29%
63%
32V*
38
40%
63%
•
9
9%
3%
of New
10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
:———5
9%
4%
46%
66%
70%
19
20%
12
13%
50
54 %
44%
47%
-Seattle 1st Natl Bk
Co:
.10
(Wash)
20
of Phila—10
73%
64%
73%
69
Second Natl Bank
34%
37%
76%
60
63 4
22
23%
10
61
65%
20
59 %
63%
25
51
55
27%
29%
47%
50%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
22
26%
State Street Bank & Trust
Bank
of
Albany
Co
(Boston)
26%
28
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
11
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust Co of New
America—5
22%
24%
Hartford
35%
38
Union Bank of Commerce
Parker Hannifin Corp
-1
——1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry.:—
Pepsi-Cola
81/2
9%
Permanente Cement
13%
22
"
14%
15%
24%
16%
1
16%
17%
General Bottlers—1
11%
17
18%
40
43
Tr & Sav Bk
(Chic)—20
Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
Hudson
:
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson
Tr
Co
(Union
City)—8
Pfaudler-Permutit
12%
13%
34
37'/4
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
—1
-io
3%
9%
10%
Industrial Bk of Com <N Y)
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I—
56%
61
16%
17%
39
42
27 ";<•••
Industrial
*
25%
Rubber Co.—
__2
Portland Genl Electrlo Co—7%
x9%
29%
31%
Trust
Co
10
(Phila)—5
For
footnotes,
see
51%
55
10%
10
(Boston)
32 %
35%
20
95%
99 34
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
59 %
63
.5
21
22%
Trust Co—10
53
56%
Ac
41%
44%
(Winston-Salem
18
19%
Wells Fargo Amer
preceding page.
9%
United States Trust Co
Wachovia Bank
10%
2%
10
United States Trust
10
(N Y) —10
Jersey
(Cleveland)
12%
28% V
Plymouth
42%
69
Bank
Rochelle.
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
State
(Philadelphia)—10
First Westchester Natl
15%
37
67%
153
67%
of
County——.—25
& Trust Co
15%
14%
Boston
64%
144
St Louis Union Trust
Dallas.—10
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
|
56%
8%
Digitized for
69
51%
91%
17% "
21
45%
51 %
47%
13%
19
61%
74%
39%
20
86
16
(Cftllfp5%~pfdIZl20
FRASER
58
70%
Chi—20
of
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
First Natl City Bank (N Y)—20
First
Pennsylvania Banking
'
37%
•'.wWv.
Boston_12%
of
of
39%
44%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
A Trust (Philadelphia)
53%
12%
7%
35%
49%
21
36%
45
1
.
5
34%
Robinson Co—5
Electronics—90c
1
33%
46%
19%
41%
Harris
Packaging Corp of
■•^•1
49%
5
10
20
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York—10
76 %
26 %
44
(Hackensack N J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
9%
71%
J
GarSaS GorP~ class ~A—1—11
14
5
Pacific Power & Light Co
& MaCh Cl A~5
71%
39%
Pacific Mercury
47%
Co
68
/
8%
61
44
20%
50%
37%
81/4
57%
18%
37
32
34
596
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
34'%
47%.
6%
2.50
—2-50
4%
*
1
Alrmotive Corp
Assn.100
10
Northern Tr
253
30
1
1
5
Co
Natl Bank
First National
Passaic
6%
Bank
3
pfd_*
——*
Corp
Bank
-19
Gas
Serv Co
10
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)—10
First Natl Bk
7%
12%
---5
Co
Bank
6%
Power Co
Gamble
Natl
8%
Pacific Far East Line
Pacific
Trust
(Camden N J)
—1
OH & Gas Corp
Brewing
Fidelity-Phila
Gas—.2.50
Coal
Natl
Carolina
SOV2
9 '/a
242
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
23%
Class
Otter Tail
1
10
(NY)_10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
Olin
9 1/2
Tr Co
19%
Gas
Old
14%
County Trust Co
18 Va
National
131/8
8%
Federation Bk
Corp
1
& Oil Corp——5
27
12%
Fairfield
42
4%
Northeastern Water Co $4
1
27
39
10
2%
—50
3%
21%
Telep
■/,
—12
Commercial Trust of N J_.
41%
11%
—
(NY).12%
York
New
—
Inc—
53%
2
'''"
Bank
Co—.i
36%
91
Northwestern
Co_7
of Phila—10
Citizens
25
Racking
Bk
16%
20
i
(N J)
Mercantile Tr
Natl
29%
Ask
Manufacturers & Traders
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank
Camden Trust Co
16%
--"--I
p»
50%
44
i1 cs Capital Corp—1
ESiart „Mte Co—
-—1V*
B
69
47%
46%
43
Emi
Class
64%
10
15 %
15%
I«<t—VI
13%
NhClear-CMcago Corp
1
Utilities Assocmtc;—^10^'1
24 %
Laboratory Inc
;.l
22
Ohio Water Service Co
10
Electric Co (Texas)
441,4
*
41%
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
frho
5
46 %
50%
39%
_
1-10
(Philadelphia)
43%
39
36%
Co—
20
—
(Phila)
40
Mfg Co
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
..5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Trust Co
98
-.10;
Publishing Co
—5
Metropolitan Broadcasting ____1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
Economics
«Jf Governor
247/8
43
38%
1
PooYe BrSte? Corp—
44%
313
39%
23%
J®sJern -l??ili3S.tries
eastern
»in
St Louis
Bid
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N. Y.)
...20
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Centl-Penn
21
1
rr°thers Co-
12%
Companies
46%
Trust
Northwest
Phher
7%
9%
1
„v,/1.
Corp
7Va
3%
Co:
29%
Inc.
410/
300
23
Chemical
Inc
61 %
Par
47%
44%
11%
Laboratories
17 %
57%
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
Rubber
27%
common
45
10
35%
Miles
16 %
Ask
10
--
37%
common
11 %
34%
Mohawk
—
Morteage
100
11
Class A
37%
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve...16
20%
_2%
2'al,deration
Boston
(Newark).25
York
33%
Pipeline Co
40%
5
5
Co
...10
35
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
10%
10%
37 %
10
Conversion
A
—5
22
Pr5first
S
3% '
20
PlnanM
&
6%
Broad St Trust Co
261/4
18%
Co—5
CO-
T
Bid
10%
_1
Inc—1
North Penn Gas Co
State OJ1
N
29%
22
on
Resistor
America
Francisco)
20%
17%
1%
29%
ynamics Corp of
America—
SH™
(San
9%
24
8%
5%
Equity
of
18
Inc_50c
27%
17
Inc
Bank
79%
Inc
9%
35
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
_l
Yuba Consolidated Industries—l
30%
Far
24%
Eng
3
10
6%
19
23%
EWS°1U,X Corp
Wilcox Electric Co
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Witco Chemical
4%
351/8
27
&
32%
9%
Bank and Trust
6
5%
75%
Corp.—
11%
30%
Co
Wurlltzer Co
Chase Manhattan Bk
Steel
20%
5
Wood
28
13%
28%
18%
7.50
5%
—2%
12%
26%
46%
20%
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's National Bank
Machine
*
10
25%
25%
4
24%
10%
4%
Bank
20%
,as®
Electro-Voice
18%
1
8%
15%
22%
..l
12%
32%
Maryland Sliipbldg & Dry—50c
Maxson (W L) Corp—
^.3
McLean Industries
lc
McLouth
Corp
26%
7%
14%
43 %
18%
19%
Co
26%
24%
23%
Struthers Wells Corp
22 %
Corp
21%
24%
24%
Manufacturing Co.*
1
39%
4%
fin
35%
17%
Point
1.25
471/4
18%
preference
20%
31%
...
36%
— _i
$1
48%
18%
Financial
Corp—1
Co
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Electric Co—16
&
19%
10
Weyerhaeuser
Whiting Corp
29 %
44j-
25
40
Herrington
—5
Western Lt & Telephone Co
10
Western Massachusetts Cos.._1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
6%
27
..5
19%
1
15%
;
non-voting
Works—
Chemical
5%
West
InCrr*
*
—2
Co
.1
.a,4—.20
1
Corporation—
Duriron
Co^
50c
—
Dunham Bush
Inc..
Dura
_
Co
_5
Bradstreet Inc
1
Products
cl B_5
Inc
Cow—
Steel
49
..
Utilities
6 %
.
&
11%
26%
i.
Stouffer
Missouri
7
pfd____
Screw
—1
Co
Warren Brothers
Washington
9%
24%
Steel
Statler Hotels Delaware
Stepan
41%
14
1
Donnelley ir r} sons
Drackett
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun
8%
33%
8%
10
Common
39%
5
—.
_1
Steamship—2.50
Home
Stanley
31
12%
1
Inc
Inc
9%
Stand Fruit &
35
1
Internat Bridge Co
-Noc Chemical
Arts Inc
Spur Oil Co..—...
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
.
20
5
Detroit
Co
Co
3%
1
&
Marlin-Rockwell
40%
8%
Westcoast Transmission
West Coast Telephone Co
1
Co
38
1
58%
Electric
40 %
11%
Mfg & Sales Co
Macmillan
23»/4
—
Wesco
261/4
Co
W)
21%
Detroit & Canada
Tunnel Corpus
197/b
55
Sprague
24%
;
Steel
(Hugh
Mid-American
16%
19
2%
Tel
15
1
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics
17%
21%
2%
183
5%
16%
15%
11%
lc
16
20
24%
10%
Lanolin
15
10c
23%
17%
Microdot
A—1
1
Inc—1
45%
17
Machines
States
'6.f/
Wash Natural Gas Co
62%
Miller
Oil
Southwestern
Corp.;.—1
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mtg Co class A—10c
1
1
bejur-Amsco Corp class
18%
25
I.I.5
Dashew Business
17
Laguna Miguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
15%
7%
1
34%
.
26%
1
13%
10
24
Producing Co
58%
.—3
17%
23%
Elec Service Co
Spector Freight Sys
Speer Carbon Co^
13%
16%
Southwestern
5%
43(4
21%
17%
I6V4
40%
11
1
10V4
Laboratory for Electronics
1
13%
26%
Inc
9Va
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Warner & Swasey Co.
....1
11
10%
6%
24
33%
24%
12
22%
24
Plus
12 34
1
9
5%
28%
Co
24%
24%
4%
12%
46%
Gas
23
26%
43%
Gas
25 %
5
25
Union
14(4
33%
23
50c
New
Southern
32
32%
Southern
Southwest
14%
22
11%
25 %
31%
13%
33%
Company..50c
Vance Sanders &
Vanity Pair Mills
59%
21%
•
47%
Vitro Corp of America—
Von's Grocery Co.^
55%
12%
2OV2
44%
19%
29 %
19%
30%
.
5
44%
Co
62%
16
21%
Eng Tel
3V4
40%
59
30%
41%
10
41%
5
20%
25%
2%
38
14%
18%
5
9%
...1
14%
Co_._l
26%
23%
9
Nevada
Power
33%
29%
'28%
38 V4
Colorado Power Co—*
23
Koehring Co
38%
.
43
13
67/s
31
27%
34 %
Southern
31
22%
Specialties
21%
39%
1
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
16%
49
8
19%
3%
5%
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
Southern
Co_3
1
Co
14%
/ 4f>'
8%
3%
'
6%
*
Chemical
62
*
8
l
"
13%
Gas_5
.
59;
—2
32%
10
4%
58%
7%
Co
Corp
1
Inc
4%
1
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
1
United States Chem Mil
Corp.l
United States Leasing
Corp
1
5%
55
1
Co
3%
9%i
31%
.1
23 V\
Meredith
banly Machine
barling <L A)
Corp
Cable
*
Kentucky Utilities Co
50c
5
&
15
preferred
Portl'd
12
4%
5
Power
Wire
1
-
49%
11
Shore Oil & Dev Co__10c
Southern Calif Water Co
5
20%
McNeil
1%
27>/4
6
Merchants Fast Motor Lines Inc
Cummins Engine Co Inc
23%
19
14%
Cross
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
Pacific
_1
common
Ketchum Co Inc
44%
*
2
1
Kennametal
6%
South
170
16 %
Electric Company
Craig Systems Inc__
Skil
5
Supply
Corp
5%
1
& Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Keystone
D)
8%
TOwmotor Corp
1
Traceriab Inc
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp_.50c
Transwestern Pipeline Co
1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
5
6%
Fetzer Co...
(G
Sierra
44
__1
Jessop Steel Co
$1.46
5%
3
29 Vi
:
11%
1
Corp
Kaiser Steel
33%
.1
&
25 %
Corp..*
Water
31%
5
22%
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys__1
Interstate Securities Co
5
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Jamaica
18%
11%
Co
Seismograph Service
91%
41/8
40
*
Inc
,17
1
Bantam
15%
Cook
Sanders
Sawhill
1
Class A common—
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itelc
Corp
33%
20c
Schield
1
Co
31%
10%
Scholz Homes Inc..
Inc
57
14%
2'9%
1
Thomas A Betts Co.—
—*
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass..*
Three States Nat Gas Co
.1
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
Time Inc
1
Tokhelm Corp
♦
63%
53
27%
25%
146
Corp_7
Transmis
Therm-O-Dlsc Inc
Thermo King Corp.—
15
58
•
Corp..
San Jacinto
Petroleum.
4%
Recreation Corp__50c
International Rectifier
Corp
1
International Textbook Co
*
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
1
Interstate
Engineering
Heintz
1
13%
;
.1
.....
40%
13%
Control Data
Corp
Cook Coffee Co
Marie
12
International Bank of Wash
&
Corp
Reid
3%
Freightways
—2.50
Consolidated Rock Products
_5
Continental Transp Lines Inc
1
7-25%
Plywood
Sabre-Pinon
9%
38
InternatT
Jack
1
Manufacturing Co_2%
Simplex
Mills
•
1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
Husky Oil Co
Head
40%
25c
Eastern
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National -Petroleum
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
22%
Associates Inc
Tubular Prod Inc
*
Material
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common.
Indian
37%
A
1
Gas
Field
12
18%
.
6%
18%
11%
class
Ryder Systems Inc
139
51/4
16%
24%
—
81%
Rockwell
Rose
25%
16%
20%
Robblns & Myers Inc..
Robertson (H II) Co.
10%
24
3
29%
Express
39%
Texas
1634
13%
'137
1
—
16%
23%
1
l
Telecomputing Corp
Inc^.3%
Mills
21%
934
1
Co^*
Consol
Rice
1
Fearless
Lone
Citizens Util Co com cl A
Common class B—
Clinton Engines
Corp
Coastal States Gas Prod
Brand
1
Houston
24%
42%
12%
Roadway
2%
Corp
Jervis
California
Engineering
32%
12%
common—*
River
77
11
Hilton Credit
Corp
Hoover Co class A
22
2
Co
13%
Roddis
preferred
Voltage
Corp..:
104
Mining
X30
8%
Inc
6%
High
Stoker
12%
l
Indianapolis Water
5%
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium
Co
Co
Splendor
Riley
58
27%
5
6%
5%
$1.20
Hidden
112
•
;
10%
"■>
15
5
TekoU Corp
5
—
20
—1
Co
Indiana Gas & Water
7%
Sharpe Mfg Co
class A
Inc
112
98
Mining Co
1
Hearst Coils Publications
cl A.xS
Helene Curtis Ind
Heublein
33%
36%
Ask
9%
15%
Broadcasting Co
31%
Radiation Inc class A—„25c
541/3
Taft
5%
33%
29%
102
40%
5
1
.
Bid
l
Corp__l
1
Tampax Inc
T»PPan Co
44%
Ralston Purina co
Republic Natural Gas
Richardson
Co
20%
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
v
1
158
102
5
8
Corp
Propane Gas
Suburban
38
5
_.i
41
Hanna
Hewlett-Packard
Mexico
27%
10
8%
Industries Inc—
1
Corp ADR
Bowling Corp of America—10c
Inc
Inc
6
1
149
Co class A com.10
77/a
Bowater Paper
&
20%
common
39%
Botany
Brown
19%
Controls..1
36%
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Bowser
Pub
of New
5%
7%
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Ptirex Corp Ltd—
Purolator
Products..
Par
Stubnitz Greene
20%
H
15%
13%
12%
—
Products
B
Houston
8
11%
Corp
—-*
Bettinger Corp
—1
Billups Western Pet Co____—1
Bowman
(M A)
Class
&
Houston
_5
Inc
Xerox
Hanna
l
Hamp__—5
13%
.
Haloid
4%
21%
Co
Ask
18%
12%
Serv
Bid
5
Inc.._10c
x20%
Hagan Chemicals
41%
America
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv Co of New
19%
12
of
Properties
CoI—5
Brick
32%
11%
'asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
on request. The
"National" list is
composed of securities
wide national
distribution.
a
j
Fire
58
38%
Beryllium
Black Si vails & Bryson
P)
49%
15%
Inc.:
(A
Green
Mountain Power Corp__5
Grinnell Corp_
*
Grolier Society
33%
—.——
Hathaway
Berkshire
Green
Co
Producing
Ask
18
Mach Tool„2
30 34
1
-1
10
1
—1
Co,.—1
25
Mfg
Bates
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
46 %
2.50
1
Oil
Baker
16%
Bid
Gibraltar Finan Corp of
Calif_l
54 y2
-1
—10
Baird Atomics Inc
22
25%
1514
Cement Corp.--.
5
American Express Co —»
American Greetings
A
1
American-Marietta Co
_
2
American Pipe & Const Co. — 1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp—7,50
Anheuser-Busch Inc
—~~i
Arden Farms Co common——1
Participating preferred
3
Arizona Public Service Co
.5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—_5
Art Metal Construction Co.—10
Associated Spring Coip
Avon Products
Aztec Oil & Gas Co—
6
20 y2
23
American
Arvida Corp
423/4
5%
Co-i
Par
11
40
JlmencfnB^tSeRubbirCoIioO
Potash
Ask
9%
(indicated by the
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
(Quo...™, i„ May, j.iy 29>
any quotation furnished
which have
,
—
bought
or
(N Y)
Trust Co
N
C)
J
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(440)
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Fund
American
Investors
Intl Resources Fund Inc.
7.24
7.83
Investment
Co
1
4.19
4.47
Investment
Trust
1
13.81
13.81
1
Inc
Research
Amer
8.55
9.34
Shares
Fund
Corp___l
Dev
&
Fund
23
Istel
Johnston
24%
(The)
"A" lnc—1
Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
5.19
5.64
B-2
(Medium
8.30
9.02
B-3
(Low
3.81
4.16
B-4
(Discount
Fund
Ltd
Canada
K-l
S-2
(Income
Stocks)—1
11.54
12.60
18.30
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
12.93
14.12
S-4
12.26
13.52
x5.74
6.47
Fund
12.35
13.35
Lajmrd
15.51
16.79
Lexington Income Trust
10.72
9.81
Insurance Stk
Life
Loomis-Suyles
&
lc
8.57
9.39
Loom is
Century Shares Trust——.-1
8.90
9.62
Managed
Stock Fund—
of
Securities
preferred —
Colonial Energy Shares-—
Petroleum
lc
1.87
Special Investment shares- lc
3.35
8,81
Massachusetts
9.58
Investment
1
9.43
10.25
1
15.25
16.58
shares
Fund Inc
20.86
1
19.19
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc/————1
8.07
15.05
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
18%
6.88
7.53
1
15.52
15.68
Vegh Investing Co Inc.
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income Fund Inc
9.48
Balanced
9.62
8.78
2.91
3.19
Preferred
1
14.49
11.04
11.81
50c
11.72
12.53
New
7.40
a22.05
8.09
New
York
10
20c
Eurofund Inc
1
Federated Growth Fund
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Mutual
Founders
Fund
Common
stock
Fundamental
14.28
14.98
16.19
19.15
4.19
4.58
Penn
5.64
6.16
Peoples
2.08
2.27
10.47
11.38
Pioneer
Fund
1
8.88
9.73
Puritan
Fund
1.68
1.82
Putnam
(Geo)
Investors
.1
1
Trust
Group Securities—
17.00
18.48
6.88
Scudder
Automobile shares
lc
—
8.62
9.45
8.94
9.80
6.01
6.59
Equip Shares
lc
Building shares
__lc
Capital Growth Fund———lc
Chemical
Food
Common
Selected
6.95
6.34
22
24%
(Texas)—10
54
59%
Republic Natl
53
58%
$6.50
41
44%
Standard
10
49%
52 %
Standard
Sec 'Life
73
Title
78%
58%
55%
Travelers
United
Co
Stock
Merchandising shares
lc
13.58
Mining
lc
5.50
6.03
shares
Petroleum
shares
Bond
April
50c
8.75
9.59
Texas
lc
2.11
2.33
Townsend
5.89
Equipment shares
lc
5.37
Railroad Stock shares
lc
8.63
9.46
lc
9.01
9.87
lc
8.22
9.01
11.38
12.46
18.96
19.53
shares
—
shares
Utilities
lc
Industry Shares Inc„_1
Mutual
Fund
Inc
1
Fund
13.61
.
4%s
13.75
Growth
S
Inc
43/4S
June
5%s
Sept.
13.44
11.72
—
Inc_
Y
2
37
39%
Fire
2
30
32
100.27
5%s
11.16
United
Continental
Fund
101.5
101.12
102.8
April 20, 1964—
3 %s May 2, 1966—
100.8
100.20
4 %s
March
20,
1968
103'
4%s
March
20,
1969
4%s
July
99.8
1963
101.20
102.8
103
97.8
1972—
107.16
108.16
102.8
*
3%s
8.06
15.51
1,
15.51
3%s
Feb.
2.52
2.76
1
6.15
6.72
1
5.11
5.58
Incorporated
1
9.06
1
8.29
Wall
8.09
7.40
9.90
Fund
Investors
3.39
8.15
Wellington
Inc
May
15,
15,
101.6
3%s
Nov.
101.6
2%s
Feb.
100.3
4s
99.30
99.14
100.14
100.18
101.2
98.16
98.24
100 26
100.30
10l" 14
1962
101.18
97 24
1962
98.
101 12
101.16
15, 1962
—
101.20
101.28
May
l%s
l%s
Ask
Rate
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100
12-
1-59
9-
4.40s
13.63
5%s
100.2
12.47
1-60
100.5
100.7
4.55s
1
6.15
6.65
Rate
5.375
Bid
Can
4%s—
Baltimore
Gas
&
Bausch
&
Lomb
British
Petroleum
1990
Elec 4%s_1980
Opt 4,/2s„1979
6s___1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Carrier Corp 4%S-.
Central
111
Elec
&
Gas
1975
4%s
5s
.
Natural Gas 5Vis
Gulf States Utilities
4%s
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
Line 5%S—1980
105 %
106%
103 %
1975
103
-
National
Can
5s____
Northwestern
103 Va
Pacific
103%
Bell
Petroleum
ww
Tel
84
1963
99%
43/8_l998
5s
1977
'
98
101
5%s
ww
101%
101%
Phoenix
154
Seaboard
Finance
1990
103%
103%
Sheraton
Co of
1977
112%
1133/4
South'n
1990
130
135
93%
95%
162
103%
97
:J.
1969
5%s——_1980
Am
&
5s
ww__1967
ww.. —1982
Finance
Inc
(James)
Electric
5.40s 1980
5%s—1980
5s
Textron Amer 5s
Underwood
103%
5%s
Elec Genert'g 5%s_1992
State Loan
Tampa
103%
Steel
Sperry Rand 5%s
Talcott,
115%
1973
.
151
1990
—
-1971
—
& Sons—
Corp 5%s_——1971
4%S—_—— 1970
103%
1013/s
1043/4
Washington Gas Light 5%s_198.5
'
-1981
5%s
Westcoast
73
100.15
100.20
100.21
Yield Price
:
122%
Trans
5%s——1988
Wisconsin Telep 47/8s—
1995
1960
90
175
90
T
100.28
105.12
—"I
1964
93.12
105.6
92.8
;
104.22
94.20
104.14
101
105.16'
93.20
105.10
92.16
104.26
5-
Bid
Ask
100.19
100.21
Due
4-60
1-
2-60
2-
3-61
100.23
100.25
1-60
3-
1-61
100.30
101
5-60
4-
3-61
100.13
100.15
8-
1-60
5-
1
100.3
100.5
6-
wi
1-61
61
November
3,
10,
99.685
99.608
Yield Prlca
99.626
Bid
November 17, i960—
November 25, 1960
December 1, 1966—^
99.307
99.238
99.^88
99.194
99.248
99.150
99.207
99.086
1960
January 5. 1961—
January 12, 1961-^
January 15, 1961
99.355
99.275
December >8/ 1960
December 15, I960—
December
22, I960-
December 29,
Ask
99.325
99.126
99.042
—
99.083
98.918
98.962
98.870
98.916
98.850
98.887
99.586
99.538
January
19,
1961—
98.822
98.860
99.559
99.520
January
26,
1961
98.744
98.769
99.542
March
98.149
98.168
99.471
Anril
97.958
97.980
99.413
99.439
July 15,
97.235
97.264
99.369
1960
.
Treasury Bills
99.56*6
1960
November
99,800
99.733
99.669
I960—
20,
99.831
99.718
1960
October 27,
99.862
99.781
I960—
13,
99.893
99.815
I960—j
17,
October
104%
99.883
1960
October
99.924
99.849
I960—.
October
101%
99.956
99.915
8,
6,
99.985
99.950
15,
October
k__
99.397
99.459 ;
I960—„
I960-
,
22, 1961——.
15. 1961_j—w——
1961—
90
104%
86
•
80
1960
September 22,
September 29,
104%
1971
1960
September
114
88
11,
18,
September
80
104%
104%
94.12
104.10
Ask
99.983
August 25, I960—.
September 1, I960—
102
110
1960
August
95
1013%
4,
August
101 %
86%
101%
104.12
I
.
7-
3.30s
100.19
Bid
86
83%
78
96.4
95.12
104.8
1963
15,
98.26
101.26
95.4
Dated
3.80s
August
103%
93
95.28
101.22
1963
4-
4%s
100.18
1-60
United States
82
103%
U S Industries
101
1985 : " 104
Lowenstein (M)
80
1976
Nor'hspan Uran 53/4s
1979
100.13
1-60
12-
103%
Mueller Brass 3%s—
54
93
1990
3-60
11-
1-60
107
.1980
53/4s
Fuel
94%
1977
10-
1-60
105%
—1980
Gas
River
101.12
98.22
Ask
5%s
Midwest
Miss
52
100
Wise Pipe
4-60
3-
1
91
1984
Illinois Bell &
Telep 47/8S—1997
Int.l Harvester 4%s__
1981
Gas
4%s__
Laclede
4%s
Mich
105%
120
92%
Ferro Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
i
103
104%
Bid
1982
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consol Edison
102%
Bonds-
1969
Chance Vought 5%S—
Commercial Credit 4%$
El Paso
A*k
12-
4.303
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bends—
American
97.8
101.8
1963
15,
Ask
97.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
5.203
—-—
95
—
1962
1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
13.46
Inc
•
point
a
April
5.25s
Fund
102.8
94
1963—
1,
Nov.
15.12
6.77
Wisconsin
Oct.
4%s
12.45
6.19
of
Aug. 15, 19G4
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
Fund—10c
Ind
101.9
5s
1
Winfield
95.8
107.24
Bid
15,
4%s Nov.
10.05
11.58
107.24
94.8
(Continued)
1962—
1 %s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
14.77
10.59
106.24
l%s April 1, 1963
13.87
Institutional
Institutional Income Fund—.lc
1,
100.30
1961
15,
Oct.
99.6
1961
32nds
more
l%s
13.59
Whitehall Fund Inc—i
Growth
or
x9.15
11.47
104.8
106.24
Maturity-
1
10.49
Fund-lc
cne
—1
1
.
Fund
102.16
98.16
100.20
8.91
Wellington Equity Fund
8.95
1,
4s Aug.
3.70
1
Aug.
*
Inst Foundation Fund——-lc
Growth
4s
-_10c
—.—
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
102.8
101.16
100.16
Ask
99.26
4s Feb.
15, 1962
l%s April 1, 1962
Situations
Street
101.8
99.16
100.1
1960
15,
Fund Inc
8.81
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc___ 1
98.12
97.24
103.8
...
1971—..
15,
103
103
97.16
101.4
April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961
14.27
Inc
96.24
100.30
101.8
1972-1967..
101.4
l%s
13.34
1
Special
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
15,
Oct.
Income Fund
Fund
Aug.
l%s
Line
Income
4%s
4s
Line
Feb.
Treasury Notes
15, 15)61
May 15, 1961—
Treasury Notes—
7.58
Value
97.28
102.16
1909—.
May 1,
100 18
4%s Feb.
10.60
11.51
Value Line Fund Inc
15.
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
43/4S NOV 15 I960
6.94
Value
5.30
1963—
4 %s
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity-
14.19
4.74
4.85
102.16
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
10.59
a25.17
100.18
100.28
I062i
1,
101.12
3%s Sept. 15, 1972.—.
1
10c
2%s- May
1961——
1962_
20.
5%s Feb. 20, 1970—
3%s April 1, 15)70—
5%s JTlly 20, 1970
4%s Oct. 1. 15)70-1967.
98.8
10,
101.8
20,
Aug.
1961
,4%s
99.20
101.8
20,
100.6
101.8
Sept.
June
100.20
100.2
1961
May .1,
Feb.
1
10c
April 3,
4%s
5%s
United Income Fund Shares-!
Ltd
101
100.16
102.16
4%s
12.27
100.20
100.30
101.28
1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
1
100.16
1960
1961
4s
12.20
7.54
Fund
I960—.
20,
3,
100.22
104.4
8.69
9.72
20,
Dec.
April
100.8
100.19
Bonds—
101.2
103.20
7.97
Oct.
Bank
100.7
100.6
100.17
I960—
101.8
1962
12,
Land
5.40s
1960
1,
101.1
Sept. 10, 1962
March lli 1963
13,
3,
Dec
Federal
.
Ask
100.5
100.18
1961-
point
a
Sept 1, i960
4s
1969—
6.95
H-C7
31%
the
of
100.30
1961
Feb.
32nds
more
4%s
1970
6.90
H-DA
43%
for Cooperatives—
100.10
10,
6.36
Series
or
100.1
April. 10,
lc
Series
in
x41%
Bid
99.20
April
1
1
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—_lc
one
5%s
100.26
♦%s
International
Canada
Co
Ask
9.55
12.43
Fund
Funds
Insurance
City of N
Westchester
3%s
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11,; 1968
11.50
Accumulated
United
34%
29%
100.8
1961—
11,
United Science Fund
Hamilton Funds Inc—
321/2
5
4%s
Inc_l
United
al9.82
2.50
Insurance
100
12,1961
4%s Nov.
12.67
a!8.51
8.82
10,
4%s
7.33
Funds Inc—
United
90
3
99.4
1960
3%s
14.61
6.71
Century Growth Inv«
Twentieth
Amer
86%
U S Life
100.25
I960—.
12,
10,
8.23
15.68
a9.21
Fund
&
7%
29%
5
Co
26
4
100.25
1963
10,
May
7.61
1
Inc
U
52 %
6%
8
3%
Banks
15, 1961—
15,
23,
14.43
1
Inc
Fund
of
49
2
Fire
Mortgage Assn-
1
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
—:
shares
Co
34%
108
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
4%s Oct.
,1
1
Sterling Investment
Y)
50%
32%
103
U
4.45s
April
Fund
(N
57
47
2
10
Ins
38 %
~
U S
100.6
March
State Street Investment Corp
Roe & Furnhain
14.87
Ins
53
5
30
5%
34%
10
7%
100.10
Federal Natl
a28.37
8.29
.
)
7
100.4
4%s
—1
7.95
5
Marine
Insurance
100.8
3%s
a36.19
shares—lc
59'/,
1
Amer
Guaranty Co (N Y)
100.3
4%s
J
Bond
40%
56
5
&
'
100.2
14.92
Institutional
37
preferred
1960
Stein
Fund
Fire
5 V4
2
Accident
Springfield
4%
6.25
Co
19%
1960
37.46
Balanced
of
45%
15,
9.15
13.63
6.91
Ins
18
15,
8.42
35.46
6.30
Insurance
Marine—.
43%
Aug,
Sept.
•
—lc
&
Life
Sept.
Aug.
1
shs
Life
Fire
Security Ins (New Haven
Security Life & Trust Co
42
3%s
Sovereign Investors
7.39
Paul
1
Y)
(N
Republic Insurance
17.32
Machinery
Guardian
54%
2
14.89
9.97
Growth
76%
117
33%
5.35s
15.80
7.54
Tobacco
72%
no
51%
Reinsurance Corp
56%
4%S
19~43
X13.77
6.74
51%
813/4
39%
11.09
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
9.10
Steel
17.73
1
lc
22%
48
5
4s
1
—
59%
21%
5
23%
30%
6.66
Southwestern Investors Inc
shares— ___lc
55
5
22
Tns__10
6.13
Smith
Bond
10
10
10
Life
11.59
13.56
6.88
RR
Standard
43%
76%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)._
Seaboard Surety
Amer
11.31
13.15
shares
Railroad
of
40%
72
Providence-Washington
Ins
(D Cf-1.50
13%
12%
10
78%
53%
4
Y
N
Co
10
7%
10
Indemnity
54%
——
52%
1961
12.38
General
39
12
Phoenix
6%
1961
12.01
Fully Administered shares—lc
Industrial
Corp
15,
Shstres—L25
B>
34%
36%
58
48%
5
19,
lc
(Edison
31%
61%
2.50
Ins
4%s Feb.
(The) Stock Fund_lc
shares
51%
58
1
1
11.33
Fund
543/4
5
.
Co
54%
5
Co
3%s Jan.
Canada—25c
Stock
58
2
10
2.50
10
Life
10.44
Fund—
American
Casualty
Fire—
Ins
Philadelphia Life Ills Co
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Scudder Stevens <fc Clark—
Electrical
Owners
10.89
Shares
of
3%
Boiler
13.09
Sctidder Stevens &r Clark Fuiui-I
Aviation-Electronics—
Common
Fund
Steam
Insurance
3%s
""T'
4
Co
14.39
1
DisL
33
Obligations of Government Agencies
Growth Stock
Growth
14 %
39%
30%
42
Figures after decimal point represent
7.48
QuarLeriy
Corp—5
-
Insurance
•
Fund-
Capital Corp
General
3
—5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
13.17
1
Fund Inc
Putnam
General
13%
37%
5
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless Insurance Co
;
al3.32
Inc——
1
i
American
12.11
1
Inc
6.47
3.04
(T Rowe)
Employ Life Ins
_^_50c
2.75
Pacific
39
Insurance
1
Inc
5.88
67
80%
——2.50
Fund
70
*
F)
1
Corp
lc
Price
<S
66
63%
1.25
Co
Employees
4.45s March
lc
Investors
Inc
Inc—
Inc
Securities
107%
A_,
-
Ins
4%s
Pine Street Fund Inc
Funds Inc—
series—
5
10
.
75
&
Mutual Fund
Philadelphia
Inc
Bid
1
Fund
Square
Corp class
Fire
Northern
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
14.17
102%
1
5
Co of
11.02
13.17
10
com
Insurance—_3.33%
9.20
10.19
AA
Northeastern
8.32
8.42
William Street Fund
Securities
Hampshire
4
Over-Tlie-Counter
17.71
Amsterdam
River
13%
59
134
6.24
X7.61
Oppenheimer Fund
One
Nationwide
New
York
54%
40%
120
Fire—
16
New
12%
8.17
1
Inc
33"%
Seaboard
Jefferson
3.96
5.71
Line
Union
14%
1.9
42
36%
10
31%
17%
38
10
142
(Fla)
5.92
1
Shares
15.52
Old
National
-24'/a
(Balt)_
I
Accident Ins
136
Fund
14.78
Natl
59
Life &
5
Home
11.30
5.42
1
Chemistry
Electronics
10.34
3.62
—
13.52
*
stock series——
Preferred
Nucleonics
20 y8
1
Inc
Mutual Fund-
Franklin Custodian
Futures
10c
~7.83
7.56
18%
54%
23
Fire
Natl
20%
Insurance
X7.48
Final—
Capital
National
19
15.16
1
Series
or Canada Ltd
Monument; Life
8%
Assurance. Co
Casualty Co
Insp & Insurance
21.48
1
England
Corp__l
Investment
19.86
14.02
1
Stock
3%
46%
North
Home
—1
Income Series
Growth
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants & Manufacturers—^
New
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
Series
2%
5
3.39
1
—;
Stock
50c
.
Energy Fund Inc.
Equity. Fund Inc
Florida
Series
28%
370
Life
Hanover
Series—
Series
15.75
Fund
Financial
1
39%
42%
2%
Ins
Reinsurance Corp
Hartford
Stock Series
Fund
Electronics
3.12
Dividend Series
a20.67
Eaton & HowardStock
Securities
3%
39%
26%
8
236
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Lis
5
Casually
355
Fund
Life
Inc_
48%
226
3%
St
Gulf
10
37%
36%
Great
al3.59
1
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National
Bond
i
—1
interest
National Investors Corp
10.51
2.50
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Shares
Trust
beneficial
Nation
10.43
9.59
—25c
—
10.17
of
Diversified Trustee Shares—
.
15.15
9.26
Mutual
11.92
10.84
1
_1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
—.
12.06
14.01
Inc
19
10
Mass
5
(D C)
54.58
54.03
1
—.
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc
11.03
Inc
Va
47%
2%
il
18%
20%
51%
1
34%
22.62
1
of
Life
43
43%
ri
17
Massachusetts.
9
21%
1
5
Gov
Mutual Shares Corp
—1
Fund:
De
20.82
Inc
Co
Amer Life Ins Co
Maryland
8%
3
—10
Government
interest—1
Loyal
11
National
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Automation
Mutual Investment Fund
Inc
General
Lincoln
Glens Falls
1
Fund
19.65
17.94
Investment
15.59
Mulual Income Foundation Fd_l
16%
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
2
13.94
14.39
10%
„2
Fireman's
Fund—
beneficial
Units of
2.57
12.90
9%
—10
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Stock
33%c
Insurance
Ten
of
Life
Insurance
Franklin
inL33%c
—
Missiles-Jets &
2.34
Life
Forster
&
Federal
Trust
Growth
Inc
Massachusetts I.ife
8.77
13.92
beneficial
of
Fund
lc
Investors
Investors
Mass
Composite Bond & Stock
Series B
shares
Transitort
—1
Life
(N J)_—2
Life———1
Employers Reinsurance
3.67
shares
12%
16%
—5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N .7)
Employers Group Assoc
2.05
11.19
Stock Fund
Balanced
3.46
12.90
Income
Shares
3.16
11.80
Commonwealth
Dividend
-—lc
10.24
Commonwealth
E'
2.40
1
—_—_—
Income
3.79
shares
Companies
11
15%
Ins
General
Continental
3.48
3.46
2.19
100
1
Inc——.—
Crown Western
3.17
lc
shares
Life
Ask
19%
57%
Casualty Ins Co
1
(Ky)
Crum
Paper
136
129
Co
al4.78
lc
Industries
Life
Standard
Continental
lc
shares
General
42%
&
2%
Shippers
Connecticut
x25.10
shares
Electric
11.92
13,600
14.05
&
Natl
Commonwealth
6.39
Metal
15.36
11.02
13,000
—1
34%
39
D C)—1
(Galveston)——1
Ins
Re-insurance
Beneficial
Funds—
_50c
7%
Commonwealth
5.86
N
Corp
Boston"Insurance Co—
18.41
Inc—1
32%
.l)
(Newark
Nat
Bankers
11.97
16.84
87
10
Co
83%
Mercury: (Wash
Bankers
15%
xlO.95
—1
Fund of Can—1
Mutual Fund—•
Sayles
14%
—1
Fund
Corp—100
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc.——
Fund
——1
Insurance Investors Inc
Liie
1
—
Life Ins Shares
Series
Inc—
1
Life
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
1
Amer
T.09
Inc.—..——1
89%
.5
Investors
American
6.29
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Amer Ins Co
American
14.62
1
91%
86
Assurance
Amer
13.38
KeysLone Fund of Canada LLd-1
.
Ltd
Dividend
Com
Knickerbocker, Fund
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
9.38
12.13
7.06
Fund
8.59
Par
86
5
Flu)
Home
Companies
Ask
10
Insurance
(Jacksonville
American
Bid
for Friday, July 29)
10
Equitable Assur
-5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
10.28
Stocks)—1
Surety.
Co
Agricultural Insurance
16.75
9.42
Life
&
American
23.60
15.35
1
Bonds)
Pfd
(Income
21.63
1
Bonds)
16.93
13.23
Fund Inc
Grade Bonds)_l
Priced
Insurance
Aetna
25.63
11.16
13.64
Colonial
24.56
Casualty
Aetna
16.03
6.46
Fund
al3.02
1
Aetna
20.81
12.45
Chase
Fund_l
14.69
12.24
Christiana
33.14
19.07
1
Growth
32.49
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
50c
Capital
1
—
tiiigh-Grarie Com Stk)—1
—1
Street .Investment
(1954)
13.09
S-l
K-2
Bullock Fund Ltd-—
California Fund Inc
Canadian
12.04
9.70
1
Canada General Fund—
1
Fund
12.52
Boston Fund Inc:
Broad
11.85
8.88
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—l
—
,
10.84
11.52
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
10.98
Mutual
1.62
5.27
Axe-Houghton
10.05
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1.47
4.82
Axe-Hough ton
1
Par
5.64
Inc—
Fund
Ask
5.16
Boston—_1
of
Research
*
Devel
Atomic
Trust
Investors
Bid
lc
America
of
Mut Fund Inc—1
Associated
Par
2.29
Mutual Fund Inc.
American
Insurance
Funds—
2.08
1.25
Business
American
Mutual
Ask
Bid
25c
;——
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
103%
104%
90%
104%
:
New
FOOTNOTES
FOR OVER-TIIE-COIJNTER ISSUES
Y^rk^tock^clmn^ Yt stock,
tNew b*B,2
ge.
yleld price- d Ex-rightsf
x Ex
dividend,
t
wi When
-
k Admitted- '4: lining on ths;
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
(441), 45
the course of
clearings this week will show
Bank
an increase compared
figures compiled by us based upon^felegraphic
liminary
States for which it is
of the United
$26,191,423,833 against $23,810,656,539 for the
at
gain for the week ending Friday
is a
there
a
year
Week Ended
I960
Pre¬
ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
of 13.3%.
in
1959.
Chester
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
July
Ended
Week
772,151,238
:
City
3.2
+10.4
five days
Other
cities,
five
+
6.7 *
all cities,
Cities,
Total
all
Total
for
3.0
614,353,016
+
5.2
West
354,312,976
+
4.8
+
4,637,954,725
are
not available
at time
13,762,756
1,155,577,003
+11.0
1,050,474,063
1,020,509,234
+ 13.9
showing
was
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which
New York Reserve District the
District of 10.7% and in the
Total
+
they
of
11,208,497
285,265,949
268,521,846
3.3
522,413,365
587,229,941
51,512,100
15,253,669
449,948,784
478,622,477
1,622,788,157
1,608,082,906
.
__
11,938,982
+ 12.7
55,214,400
—10.3
12,365,301
0.1
12,538,293
14,378,886
6.0
387,741,114
455,187,652
0.9
1,286,746,919
1,399,993,374
+
—
+
11,223,967
5,483,388
20,716,000
.
(6
19,370,000
+
6.9
19,251,796
19,895,921
239,953,571
+
9.4
202,569,329
196,749,427
4,650,037
9'4571320
135,816,317
867,987,303
cities)
412,454.417
145i782,244
+ 17.9
8,905,322
424,011 409
821,149,664
4,052,780
4,471,977
+
6.2
7,341,003
6,762,901
+
2.8
353,996,967
361,447,263
—
7.3
132,906,083
126,043,704
+
5.7
720,117,958
715,371,193
37,722,036
+
7.8
26,267,078
27,360,131
141,880,269
+ 11.3
435,400,000
+ 11.2
130,032,862
374,400,000
386,500,000
8,150,015
5,900,000
+ 38.1
,,^ g^g 425
6,364,664
293,781,803
Augusta
in
appear
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
we
was
a
an
Michigan—Ann
note that in the
552,578
566,876
224,608,550
+ 30.8
202,734,890
209,697.563
1,607,300,738
1,520,321,682
5.7
1,187,387,483
1,197,172,165
Arbor
13,510,912
3,043,977
+ 15.2
2,626,108
2 ,445,771
17,727,842
+ 16.9
16,564,748
17 ,707,472
13,873,360
5.9
9,051,608
10
17,410,353
16,228,693
+
7.3
12,208,117
,496,974
10 ,812,79fc
96,989,000
+
7.9
82,607,000
78 ,777,DOC
Haute
10,295,734
10,398,434
—
1.0
'8 ,148,51£
8,376,914
6,966,109
4,310,407
+ 44.8
174,614,607
152,779,716
+ 14.3
134,127,367
8,753,685
j
7,906,504
+ 10.7
7,242,611
•
.3,664,193
:
3. ,564,897
127 ,697.00C
6 ,832,545
56,702,621
51,011,337
+ 11.2
43,177,688
41
18,877,468
17,696,912
+
6.7
15,887,850
13, ,464,796
2,871,415
1,425,295
1,507,440
1,310,109,986
1,270,187,850
1, 304,113
1,062, 845,885
—
Chicago
Decatur
7,356,256
16,360,632
16,281,466
11,775,797
Springfield
Total
8,969,269
(17
,866,83$
.
1,046,911,609
—14.6
5,897,596
+
2.9
12,536,269
13 934,39C
+
2.4
10 054,181
+ 20.8
9,733,989
6,452,666
5.3
1,418,573,773
1,422,407,673
7,426,796
1,797,529,627
Cities)
3.1
+
15,904,822
Rockford
+ 101.5
3,615,419
Peoria
and in the San Francisco Re¬
—
104,668,000
Wayne
Illinois—Bloomington
in¬
'
3,507,763
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
Chicago Reserve District has managed to
an
+
193,513,105
20,727,842
Bend
Terre
District of 2.2%.
a
12,927,007
293,732,878
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
of 11.0%. In the Cleveland
apolis Reserve District by 3.5%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is
furnish
+15.4
+18.4
360,902,819
13,056,421
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Indianapolis
improvement of 0.9%, and in both the Richmond
in the Dallas Reserve District of 4.7%
—22.5
Grand Rapids
gain of 13.5%, in the Boston Reserve
Philadelphia Reserve District
5,641,584
235,816,640
601,065
Orleans
cities)
South
a
5,222,278
9.0
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
cities according to the
we
(10
5,894,529
3.3
+
15,904,703
present further below,
Total
5,179,683
+
711,867
MobHe
clearings for
118,670,825
243,243,519
186,827,588
Mississippi—Vicksburg
gain of 4.9%, the bank clearings
We group the
320,149!731
279!804,283
18;361,'775
Alabama—Birmingham
Ac¬
press.
34,977,809
157,891,728
484,200,000
Georgia—Atlanta
enlarge its totals by 5.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 10.6% and the Minne¬
we
3.6
+
•67,413,800
17,940,234
Tennessee— Knoxvllle
the week ends
as
going to
located and from this
are
and Atlanta Reserve Districts of 5.7%. The
following
+
7.4
+10.0
increase of 9.4%, the aggregate
totals show
Reserve District the totals record
of 1.1%
14,574,726
664,697,003
75,962,900 f
Columbia—Washington
Louisiana—New
increase of 13:8%.
an
15,389,325
262 536 942
+10.1
country, having amounted to $28,002,278,888 against
$25,595,119,329 in the
at this center
•
349,580,997
15,275,280
Virginia—Huntington—
District of
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
In the
17,146,099
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
9.7
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
week in 1959. Outside of this city there
serve
8.8
Nashville
July 23. For that week there
crease
18,073,869
+
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
same
+ 14.9
12,709,662
5,889,576
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
+11.8
927,590,947
issue of next week. We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch
the whole
22,559,673
Richmond
South
$26,191,423,833 $23,810,656,539
Saturday and the Saturday figures
we are
25,924,603
Virginia—Norfolk
$25,194,796,511 $22,883,065,592
week
elaborate detailed
7,038,713
2.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
In the
3,684,877
1,238,468,165
Cities)
+
♦Estimated
our
(7
—
996,627,322
cities
3,070,428
6,860,788
+
16,090,548
468,305,015
5,183,136,610
five days—
7.9
3.1
+ 16.3
+
„■
371,427,200
day
one
3,476,677
16,596,202
740,711,310
$20,011,659,901 $18,245,110,867
days_
3,670,239
3,943,463
6,727,225
686,783,809
646,040,253
cities,
+ 13.4
362,130,634
454,481,857
Ten
961,000,000
13,827,011
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
375,000,000
—
7.1
6,576,790
_
cities)
761,331,000
—
2,354,27a
+
4,360,845
985,000,000
3,521,207
7,247,040
Youngstown
2.4
-——
Baltimore
Total
+
699,366,476
+
Cleveland
All
982,000,000
458,791,366
Pittsburgh
1,894,994
7.3
7,473,171
Cleveland
Columbus
Mansfield
4.8
400,200,000
Francisco
San
—
"470,000,000
Louis
St.
1,683,609
8.8
+
—
*3,800,000
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
+13.3
1,273,133,011
1,013,000,000
Boston
(11
2,163,149
2,079,652
7,645,769
New Jersey—Trenton
%
1,212,525,934
Philadelphia
Kansas
1959
$13,910,502,415 $12,279,137,697
Chicago
4,749,055
$
1,712,743
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
1960
York
New
5,384,441
Wilkes-Barre
BY TELEGRAPH
30—
2,192,989
1957
$
—25.4
4,752,113
1,087,000.000
York
week follows:
the
2,240,586
5,097,888
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
1958
—18.9
*2,000,000
Scranton
Our comparative
summary for
2,027,888
1,164,000,000
Lancaster
At this center
or
Dec. %
1,671,340
Philadelphia
Heading
preliminary totals stand
same week
July 23
Inc.
$
1,643,942
Bethlehem
July 30, clearings for all
Our
year.
1959
$
possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be
those of the corresponding week last
10.0% above
with
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
advices from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
oi the
cities
bank clearings
1,707,802,161
+
6
584,60C
5 869,902
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week
Missouri—St.
I960
Ended
July
1st Boston
2nd New
12 cities
York
1959
Inc. or
1958
$
$
Dec. %
$
23—
;
1,026,653,568
927,131,542
+10.7
15,190,980,377
"
9
13,384,276,007
+13.5
850,819,908
13,114,976,177
Louis
461,700,000
$
415,700,000
+ 11.1
359,100,000
343,900,000
226,377,084
209,431,605
+
8.1
190,068,266
182,044,666
-
170,821,726
151,129,949
+
13.0
127,040,295
122,263,817
-
3,322,367
3,126,467
+
6.3
2,515i937
2,738,972
362,221,177
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1957
779,388,021
+10.6
678,724,498
650,947,455
+ 12.5
821,493,929
Total
10,624,464,270
3rd
Philadelphia
11
"
1,238,468,165
1,155,577,003
+11.0
1,050,474,063
1,020,509,234
4th
Cleveland
7
"
1,622,738,157
1,608,082,906
+
0.9
1,286,746,919
1,399,993,374
Richmond
6
"
867,987,303
821,149,664
+
5.7
720,117,958
715,371,193
10
"
.1,607,300,738
1,520,321,682
+
5.7
1,187,387,483
1,197,172,165
1,418,573,773
1,422,407,673
cities)
(4
5th
6th Atlanta
*
7th Chicago
8th St
9th
10th
Louis
4
—
Gity
12th San
"
779,388,021
+ 10.6
678,724,498
+
3.5
608,061,826
now
637,571,516
+
4.7
544,941,888
+
2.2
1,303,306,311
28,002,278,888
25,595,119,329
+
9.4
23,474,236,566
13,257,495,485
12,636,989,889
+
4.9
10,734,724,621
10,768,167,187
add our
years:
V v.;:
f
I960
__
' :
,
1959
$
$
,
;
1958
$
$
3,965,647
+14.3
3,417,366
2,581,464
8,090,242
6,231,951
+29.8
6,204,190
15,947,633
14,774,548
+
7.9
15,233,118
5,745,960
14,017,695
759,591,422
733,616,176
+
3.5
608,061,826 '
+
9.5
717,349,210
3,401,570
+
9.1
3,157,913
1,634,410
1,420,502
+18.6
1,363,553
+17.3
3,281,657
3,405,950
15,541,652
5.6
14,098,144
17,018,315
12,652,281
+34.5
10,549,956
+18.3
38,880,205
6.6
22,000,818
21,593,639
36,156,472
+17.1
27,397,019
+33.0
3,119,877
927,131,542
+10.7
850,819,908
25,713,815
151,606,235
146,543,241
2,849,782
+
+24.5
23,180,321
29,760,052
3.5
131,736,183
144,891,078
+20.0
2,296,243
51,084.096
-
+26.4
2,795,902
^
>
'
Jertey
Cities)..
12,067,671
+
10,542,442
813,022,295
804,494,054
4.8
6,601,779
14,403,180
5,115,855
+
7,392,126
30,968,332
477,737,412
14,372,701
+
16,107,794
7,630,135
3.0
—15.5
538,010,959
7,746,113
836,431
+ 14.5
39,861,446
534,793,465
..,
Cities)
1.1
710,105,762
642,168,868
+
—
0.6.
28,592,384
426,626,704
13,603,623
12,958,130,440
+13.8
12,739.511,945
+11.4
37,769,090
93,041,361
15,190,980,377
^ " 26,785,198
32,878,681
_
(a)
72,650,368
/
13,046,150
9,509,452
4.5
469,277,755
38,042,731
455,544,942
5,391,000
-
+ 10.2
5,716,400
5.7
—
39,413,978
5,387,000
7,905,000
6,257,130
7,586,219
17.5
6,842,750
7,642,322
14,162,267
13,367,296
+
5.9
12,345,502
12,480,282
667,269,301
637,571,516
+
4.7
544,941,888
532,495,976
212,475,586
310,194,350
-
Cities)—
(6
96,451,137
13,384,276,007
5.7
—
+10.1
<»>
67,197,805
6,113,102
5,487,607
268,522,070
244,296,203
Utah—Salt
116,608,556
94,414,159
3.5
83,703,490
.
—
10,624,464,270
29,658,061
5,034,753
9.9
204,932,827
+
23.5
83,395,163
198,064,386
88,049,967
9.3
32,703,773
22,462,311
810,914,880
38,594,249
39,826,289
11,919,508
10,654,311
+ 11.9
8,932,680
7,920,317
3 8,756,457
San
16,433,629
+ 14.1
13,306,127
12,757,388
Jose
Barbara
Stockton
Total
6,160,651
+
17,109,589
Francisco
Grand
3.5
+ 11.4
811,090,836
*
Pasadena
Santa
—
(10
total
cities)
1,548,466,758
25,811,712
700,209,402
3.1
26,102,360
15,650,121
17,512,621
0.1
30,519,542
+
—
664,312,637
25,724,166
1,515,708,597
+
2.2
1,303,306,311
28,002,278,888
25,595,119,329
+
9.4
23,474,236,566
20,966,637,068
13,257,495,485
-
(108 Cities)
—
—23.8
12,636,989,889
+
4.9
10,734,724,621
10,768,167,187
-<
.
1,353,810,445
76,945,694
13,114,976,177
.
Lake
San
.
+13.5
-■
City
California—Long Beach
*36,000,000
69,465,002
238,515,435
230,094,330
Oregon—Portland
25,512,459
31,011,408
8.6
+
44,048,924
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
38,174,660
79,979,606
+
554,328,280
48,527,956
-
Falls
Total
10,198,469,881
45.852,161
.
12,524,397
579,327,325
—
-
Worth
Wichita
2,987,608
(a)
_
148,382,116
9,255,808
—
Galveston
2,257,836
+
3,206,382
14,744,783,403
lcut—Stamford
(9
Yakima
4,052,395
CoD
132,262,136
13,618,219
Louisiana—Shreveport
York—
3,420,115
—
7.0
41,062,493
—
.
Dallas
Fort
—
Y°rIC
179,822,633
—
City
Washington—Seattle
32,001,758
ochester
727,608
8,228,782
i
Texas—Austin
821,493,929
1,026,653,568
Second Federal
Reserve District—New
Jamestown
,
8,804,449
2,320,327
4,400,792
#
\
685,372
—18.0
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
28,078,300
3,309,200
42,352,054
■_
__
1,043,446
+ 23.1
10,884,384
192,413,713
Total
39,583,958
25,341,592
Hampshire—Manchester
~~~
31,1
776,292
8,928,496
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
11,384,527
51,891,729
27,023,204
York—Albany..
+
955,430
Wichita
14,025,940
+
61,401,698
_
585,802,486
1,631,220
3,655,999
16,841,337
cities)
1,095,978
1,436,695
-
;
Missouri^—Kansas
3,202,844
4,305,806
—
cities)
686,548,316
....
J 0de island—Providence
(7
Hastings
7,137,444
763,162,947
Haven__'__
TOtal
6,950,629
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
1957
835,293,267
"
.
.
Bedford
New
5,067,100
5.1
Kansas—Topeka
Inc. or
Dec. Vo
3,710,782
^r,SeV—Newark
°rthern
4,266,759
+
•St.
4,531,661
orcester
j.
9,889,665
+ 15.9
7,267,458
Omaha
District—Boston—
l°nnecticut—Hartford
Kew
2.7
3,803,596
7,636,047
Lincoln
Week Ended July 23
Springfield
v.
12,629,597
4,407,864
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Nebraska—Fremont
)
1
■
:
„
Rn
12,282,215
151,743,188
8,578,252
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
July 23 for four
River—
Sal°
lra
389,615,911
153,562,285
Helena
20,966,637,068
Ma^i.v,liusetts—Boston—
(12
410,300,537
3.9
1,353,810,445
Portland
Total
11,034,371
3.2
+
532,495,976
1,515,708,597
■
Hnngor
7,858,833
+
187,866,574
..
Montana—Billings
642,168,868
637,269,301
First Federal
Reserve
eW
710,105,762
1,548,466,758
Clearings at—
ew
1.1
M
,
^well
+
<•
-_108 Cities
Week ended
New
804,494,054
8,823,734
498,450,669
195,201,663
Paul
North
585,802,486
"'813,022,295
9,926,967
514,189,033
St.
650,947,455
733,616,176
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
South
862,221,177
Outside New York
City—.
Tall
5.3
—10
Total
alrp
+
6
Francisco
We
1,707,802,161
759,591,422
-
.
"
9
11th Dallas
1,797,529,627
"
7
____________
Minneapolis
Kansas
"
„17
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
—
Outside
New
York
♦Estimated.
City
(a)Clearings
operation
discontinued.
^jj'u ,,1^, i\
,
UriwitfcMWW * tnHn Aik M M
I
Commercial and
The
46
(442)
Financial Chronicle
and Issue—
.Company
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
22,
JULY
TO
1960
Aug
1, 1980
-
&
-
.
155
,
-y\
.
Aug
2794
.
ACT OF 1930
INCLUSIVE
1960,
28,
,
•Announced in this issue.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
BY
JULY
116
A„„
1QRn
Gibbs. Sewing Machine • Co.— •
cumul, conv. preferred stock
—
5%
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
.
subord. debs., due Dec.
conv.
Willcox
cable transfers on the different
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
certifies daily to
31/2 %
Bank
of America—
Corp.
Radio
Page
Date
>
•
^
due July 1, 1974—Aug
subord. conv. debs.,
15-year
51/21!/0
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
. ,
DIVIDENDS
Monetary
and
County
Buying
Noon
Unit
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
for
Rate
12
Continued from page
Friday
Argentina,
Free
Austria,
schilling
franc
Canada,
Finland,
1.027187
new
.210475
.210425
.210475
.00311083
.C0311C83
.00311083
.00311083
.204060
franc
.204045
.204060
.204053
.204038
.209650
.209650
.2C96G0
.209650
2.808700
2.807480
2.807940
.00161060
lira——.—
.00161070
.00161070
.C0161070
.C0161070
.00278533
.00278533
.0C278566
.00278566
.00278566
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
.328583
.328433
.328366
.328366
.328433
Mexico, peso—
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
Netherlands,
.265181
.265200
.265200
.265168
.265131
Japan,
New
yen-
guilder
Zealand,
2.780891
2.779683
2.780138
.140187
.140200
.140175
.140175
.140181
.0349462
.0249525
Sweden,
Union
United
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.193672
.193742
.193760
.193668
.231987
.231993
.231987
.232000
Africa,
2.798206
2.796991
2.797449
2.797808
2.808240
pound-
Kingdom, pound
2.808700
decreased $348 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $562 million.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
'
1
C,;
Increase ( 4 ) or >
.
Decrease (-—) Since
(In thousands of dollars)
July 20,
!
Increase (+ )
July 27,
Gold
certificate
Total
R.
gold
notes
account
17,900,641
certificate
957,903
reserves
18,858,544
Banks—
other
of
1960
434,825
Other cash___^
Discounts
73,923
—
+
37,005
+
+
—
outright
28,113
21,041
+
—
280,507
advances
505,500
—
2,078
+
399,850
and
Acceptances—bought
Total
1959
76,001
—
26,085
700,652
U. S. Government securities:
484,459
46,840
U.
Certificates—
8,506,993
Notes
Eonds
outright
26,661,969
U.
Total
loans
from
S.
Govt,
26,683,969
4
170,200
4
225,007
26,992,589
—
529,450
—
123,140
tanks
15
—
904,239
4
Real
U.
S.
—
247
4
327,941
20,603
4
86,980
4
U.
52,336,534
—1,424,166
260,112
—
notes
27,550,855
80,983
—
96,367
4
140
bank
reserves.-
18,040,268
Treasurer—general
Foreign
—
664,707
—
77
1
to
1
5
5
—
120,588
—
129 113
567
—
77,597
4
24,767
203,553
Other
—
4
Total
—
2,818
19,105,848
availability cash items.
and
accrued
3,149
875
855
17,974
4,575
—
9,489
90
4
—
—
787,546
4,363,715
—
574,900
divs
42,715
Banks—
13,955
Capital
paid
—
Other
51,063,133
!
379
4
—1,443,050
401,140
286,596
—
87 926
4
6,697
.4.
95,606
—
127
4
Demand
<
<
ances
accts.
52,336,534
18,757
—
91,224
—1,424,166
—
—
14
4
—
12
—2,095
4
64
—
683
4
549
4
234
4
38
—
55
68
—
180
139,198
deposits adjusted
Interbank
banks
59,258
demand
demand
deposits
the
for
11
4
4
—1,433
B
(stock
(stock
10.941
A
177,725
—
3,452
4
818
4
4
statement
of
weekly
Reserve
reporting member
System in
leading cities
—
575
4
468
the following principal changes for the week
July 20: Decreases of $245 million in loans ad¬
justed, $1,139 million in U. S. Government demand de¬
posits, and $575 million iri demand deposits credited to
domestic banks, and an increase of
$818 million in de¬
mand deposits adjusted.
31,291
4
123
4
454
—
others
Banks
868
1,806
569
4
—
4
348
4
307
items
are
and after
147
deduction
A
stock
a
total
of
$159 million. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing
or carrying U. S. Government
and other securities de¬
creased $86 million.
Tea
Co.
Video
Chemical
Nease
Stock
Neiman-Marcus
preferred
Haven
Gas
Jersey
Co.
Natural
Jersey
preferred
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $34 million and
combined total of holdings of
Treasury notes and
the
U. S. Government bonds decreased
$46 million.
of "other" securities increased
$64 million.
million.
deposits
other
than
interbank
Holdings
increased
&
Illinois—
refunding
Tea Co.,
2513
*
ill
bonds
5%
debs.,
1969...
Sept.
Aug. 1, 1971__
Feb.
due
Aug.
Knitting
$569 million and bor¬
dated
Mills,
April
1.
Aue
1964______
1,
Aug
306
1
2519
Aug
1
115
1
156
1
12
1, l988_Aug
Ltd.,
1954,
1st
serial
due
April
5%
1,
and
Date
G,
4.40%
conv.
preferred
Page
5'/a%
1961-1964—
York
9-16
8-31
8-12
8-15
8- 5
00
7-20
Wire
(J.
7-15
1
9-
1
8- 5
tl5c
1
8-
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-
8
2%
8-
1
7-
8
9-
1
7-
8
9-30
9- 2
1-6-61
12- 2
7-
1
6-15
5-20
8-
1
7-25
11-
1
10-25
1
4
2519
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
18c
8-
1
,60c
8-15
8-
1
47 Vic
9-30
9-15
35c
,
.
8-15
9-15
8-10
10-
1
9- 6
$1.01 V*
10-
1
9-
50c
8-
1
7-19
8-15
Co.
9-
1
9-
9
8-11
10-
1
8-26
75c
8-
1
15c
8-
1
7-20
30c
(s-a)_
(quar.)„
(quar.)
com.
8-15
7-15
7-22
10-
1
10-
1
9-
9
$1.12VZ
10-
1
9-
9
25c
8-
1
7-15
93 %C
8-
1
7-15
30c
9-
1
25c
———
8-
1
—
net
from
invest¬
(quar.)
company
(quar.)
Co.,
8-
(quar.)
—
1
9-15
9
8-
1
7-15
1
10-14
11-
8-10
J5c
9-30
30c
8-
1
15c
------
8-
8
*
preferred
North
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
Van
Lines—
(quar.)—
(Chicago)—
10c
quarterly
Shore
Lily
Northern
$1.50
Gas
Co.
Mining
Illinois
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-20
27 Vic
5c
(reduced)—
Corp.,
-
8-25
10c
:
(Mass.),
8-U
9-
25c
Coal Corp.
8-19
$1
15c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
8-15
7-11
7-U
15c
common
(quar.)
50c
$50c
___■
North American
American
9
93 %c
9-
$1.12'/2
(quar.l^
Increased
6
50c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
American
!
8-
8- 5
25c
(12c
convertible
;
1
8-15
split
pfd. (quar.)
4%
Co.
Ltd.
1
9-
8-19
—
(quar.)
Mining,
4
9-15
200%
____—__—
(quar.)
(quar.)J
Company—*
Western Ry.
4
8-
10-31
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
preferred
207
Aug
8-
8-19
,8-19
11-23
of
——
preferred
$1.20
8-19
40c
(quar.)—
Gas
1
1
,
&
9-
2Vi%
(quar.);—
(quar.)
preferred
7-29
8-10
22 Vic
Cloth
C.)
8-15
8-25
20c
(quar.)
J.)
7-29
8-15
9C
15c
(quar.)_
5-for-4
Co.
Mines,' Ltd.
Normetal
8
8-
J20C
—
Extra
Noranda
5
9-
15c
2%
income plus 13c from capital gains)(A.
1
8-
.
i„—
a
Insurance
preferred
Nielsen
North
stock—
10-14
RR___
Niagara Share Corp.
North
Aug
Jerrold Electronics Corp.—
Long Island Lighting Co.—
Series
Brake
preferred
preferred
4>/2%
New
North
-
1
8-18
25c
Semi-annual
-
1
8-
$1.75
.
6%
1
1
7-15
8-
15c
2%
—
preferred
$4.50
6%
_I_Aug
1977
debs,, due Feb. 1, 1962
1st coll, bonds due Aug.
1,
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Nortex Oil
Company and Issue—
Biron
7-29
J20C
approval
to
4%
due
8-
8-25
56V4c
—
Co
Air
Norfolk &
1
Co.—
5%
8-15
60c
(quar.)
Central
3.75%
ment
Drug Company—.
Southern Ry, Co. 414%
bonds,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Page
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
$123
'.4
Federal Reserve Banks increased
1st
National
8-16
7-15
10c
pfd.
New York State Electric & Gas,
3%%
Vi% lat. mtge. &? coll. trust bonds due Mar. 1, 1972—Sept.
Homestake Mining Co.—
Seabrook Farms Co., 3% %
Process
Newberry
Date
Co.-—
Coal
1
1
Gas—
approved
Merchandise
,
Valley
1
9-
—
Power & Light,
York
prior preferred stock_
—Aug 12
(A M.) Byers Co. 7% cumul. preferred stock—'
Sept 22
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc., 5% debs., due
Aug. 1, 1967—_Aug 1
Lehigh
7-25
8-
—
Corp.
(quar.)
New
1,
1
8-
6c
(quar.)
Fire
Sept.
8-12
55c
—
York
due
8- 5
8-
8-31
5c
414%
Co.,
New
due
9-15
t60c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(subject
York
debentures
;
10c
dividend).———
dividend
York,
debentures
8-18
1
9-1
6c
22 Vic
York
cumul.
subord.
10-
"
—
(stock
Corp.
New
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
conv.
8-26
9-10
62 Va c
common——
New
corporate bonds, notes,
Company and Issue—
Angeles
8-15
—-
found
(except where otherwise indicated)
iri which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
6%
7-15
1
30c
•.
Cement Co.
4.05%
the current volume
12-year 5%%
1
9-
$20c
(quar.)
Corp.,
A
Nationwide
New
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Los
1
8-
series
Chemical
&
New
3
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
10-
loc
$1.25
•"
8c
series
Starch
Fund Notices
Utilities
t$1.75
;
Stockholders
Citizens
8-26
& Research—
Nelly Don, Inc.
(quar.)_:
Neptune Meter Co., common
shown gross.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
514 %
1
8-26
10-1'
$5c
preferred stock
National
$2.40
of
8-
10-1
8-25
stockholders)
tExclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks
Co.
;
.
——
Assurance
Securities
Nazareth
Investment
7-12
8-15
t20c
t$l,75
—-—
(quar.).;
(Canada)
Class
Borrowings:
American
1
(quar.)
Life
National
of
8-
75c
$1.50
preferred
National
50
496
shows
ended
Time
$1.50
Quarterly from net investment income
—
list
7-12
Co.—
National
924
—
a
1
Ltd.—
preferred B
—2,715
—1,139
4
103,104
8-
2%
7%
18
.9%
7-15
$1.05
(quar.)—
New
,6%
4
7-15
(quar.)
National
4
individual loan
1
8-1
40c
—
6%
649
4 2,425
4
reserves;
8-
t5c
A
Class
1,301
valuation
7-15
dividend)-—
National Lead
1,407
of
9
1
of Canada—
dividend)
B
Class
'
—
Reserve
7-29
8-
---
National Hosiery Mills,
Interbank
Federal
7-20
■9-
2%
Class
Foreign banks
deposits:
foreign
Federal
9-30
$1.12 Vi
pfd. (quar.)
Chemical Co.
Class
Time
accept-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
1
—.—
New
banks
8-
Manufacturing-
National
4,798
deposits:
Below will be
condition
7-15
1
—
(quar.)
New
correspondents
The
1
8-
25c
preferred
(quar.).
Welding Machine (quar.)
National Homes, class A (stock dividend) —
260,112
4
40.4%
on
purchased
7-15
8-
15c
convertible
60c
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
4
to deposit and F. R. note lia-
y? bilities combined
Contingent liability
8-1
$1.14
—
—
Quarterly
Government
S.
U.
93,602
97,453
capital
9-15
common
&
Drug &
Common
20,320
4
774,803
accounts
&
1*
$1.09
National Electric
664
508
48
4
dividend
National
From
—
liabs.
10-
$i.:-.o
(quar.)—
—
Co. (quar.)——
Casket
National
122
—
—
3,750
assets/liabilities
From
in_______
capital
Total
$1.15
—
dividend)
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
Stock
—1,145
2,683
banks
Other
liabilities
Surplus
S-15
$1.20
(quar.)
National Chemical
4 1,300
4
Co.
Airlines
National
276
—3,274
1,216
assets—net
8-26
1
———-•?—
Marine
7%
bonds maturing:
Reserve
7-15
9-12
10-
(Boston)——
Fund
National Biscuit Co.,
317
4
34
13
—
.
4
—
25
4
27,428
indebtedness—__
113
2
15,081
domestic
8-15
50c
—-
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
LIABILITIES—
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
4
10c
$1.10
Company
Securities
Nassco
710
4
3
-
Federal
4
562
—
Currency and coin_
Total
133
—
securities
Domestic
deposits
liabs.
4
361,633
_
Deferred
7-27
—
(quar.)
Co.
income)
Mutual
25
—
877
years—___^
with
—
5
6
14
year
with
8
314
2
4
banks
years.
After
Other
4,583
etc.—
securities—total
S.
4
10
4
—
708
commercial
Treasury notes & U.
104 653
500,394
acct.
Other
Total
8-15
7-28
40c
shares)———
common
Diablo
National
loans
loans
Balances
S.
1
8-10
(quar.)—_—----Movielab Film Laboratories, class A (initial)
Murphy
(G, C.)
Co. ,(quar.)—
Musgens Canada, Ltd,
(annual)
-.
Mutual Investment Fund
(from investment
4 2,629
—
the
Mount
Deposits:
Member
9-16
9-
3%
■
Gas
Morrlson-Knudsen
institutions:
12,538
domestic
Government
Other
Reserve
9-30
38 %c
preferred
(quar.)
—
$6
preferred (quar.)
y
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference (quar.)--——
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)———
7% preference, class A (quar.)——.2-—7% preference, class B (quar.)———
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., common—_i_
5%
preferred (quar.)—-——-——
Morgan Engineering Co., com. (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)_
:
Mountain States Telephone & Teiegrapn—
Stockholders approve an 8-for-l stock split
of
670
4 4,627
57
foreign banks
to
estate
Reserves
assets
353
4
29
1,615
Treasury certificates of
9,109
—
—
securities
financial
Treasury bills
197,032
105,308
LIABILITIES—
Federal
12 Vic
.
—
Within
5,217,462
assets
Total
29,000
—
securities
premises
Other
97,900
—
4
463
personal finance,
finance,
Loans to
254,007
4
securities—
and
foreign
22,000
Cash items in process of collection
Eank
___
268,100
4
1,422
1,138
nonbank
Other
Other
Held under repurchase agreem't
Total
Sales
410,142,733
4
—
carrying:
or
securities
to
Loans
bought
—
4
7
—
pur¬
securities
purchasing
for
Government
S.
Loans
—10,142,733
2,483,771
—,
Total
Due
__
13,010,298
for
securities—
loans
Other
254,007
4
973
^
dealers
and
Government
S.
Other
2,716
U.
268,100
4
loans
31,214
768
206
245
159
—
chasing or carrying:
Other
2,660,907
loans——.__L
industrial
and
brokers
to
Loans
.
—
105,341
68,424
adjustedt—
Agricultural
350,863
4
(In millions of dollars)
106,213
adjusted!.
investments
and
Commercial
Bought outrightBills
1959
investments
and
loans
Loans
7,526
4
—
1,002
4
July 22,
1960
ASSETS—
July 29,
Loans
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
F.
July 20,
1960
July 13,
1960
or
Decrease (—) Since
8-15
1
•8-15
$4.20
rowings from others
9-
25c
Co.—
Power
Montana
2.808300
2.807940
2.807480
1
8-19
"
Monongahela Power Co.—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred B (quar.).
4.50% preferred C (quar.)
.231993
2.797748
franc.
South
of
.0349462
.193552
krona.
Switzerland,
.0349478
.0166401
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta.
.0349462
l
9-
37 Vic
(quar.)_
Missouri Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Mohawk
Rubber Co.
(quar.)
Natural
Missouri
2.78C435
pound-
krone
Norway,
.G8G0560
2.780495
9-
1
9-12
20c
—
(stock dividend)- ■_—
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)_
Missiles-Jets & Automation Fund—,
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)_
—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
$4.60 preferred (quar.)—
——Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36% preferred (quar.)-:
4.58% preferred (quar.)——-—
2.808300
*10-
$1.25
%
(Initial-quar.)
Engineering
.209650
2.808240
9-15
15c
—
Minerals
.239781
.239781
.239784
.239781
.229787
deutscbe mark
rupee
Utilities Co.—
(initial-quar.)
Piping Co. (quar.)_,
& Chemical Philipp Corp-—
Midwest
Minerals
.210475
.G0311C83
markka
Ireland, pound—
Italy,
1.C28468
1.026406
.210475
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
1.025187
Gas
common
preferred (quar.)
—
Mickleberry's Food Products (quar.)
Middlesex Water Co. (quar.)
5%
.0200087
.0200242
.0199975
.0199987
.0199950
1.024101
rupee-
France
India,
„
New
.0334875
.0384875
.0384875
Michigan
2.237689
2.237402
2.237035
.0384875
.0384875
dollar.
Ceylon,
2.238007
.0120206
.0120206
.0120206
.0120206
.0120169
2.237641
pound-
Belgium,
$
$
peso—
—
Australia,
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
Name of Company
July 28
July 27
July 26
July 25
July 22
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
(quar.)
9-
1
7-14
S-
2
7-15]
7-25
8-14]
10 8-
6|
5g
8-1
25c
8-
1
37 Vic
8-
1
7-151
7-151
Number 5973
192
Volume
;..
The
.
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(443)
47
.
.
,
(quar.)__—
common
NoriPreferred (quar.)3!f nreferred (quar.)—
5Sn insurance Co. of New
Nor
u!
30c
\va
9-16
$1.12%
3Vi%
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
4.16%
10-
1
preferred
9-16
4.32%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
w
8-15
7-29
10-25
gg
10-25
9-30
9-15
8-25
9-15
8-25
t$1.50
:_
69c
9-30
--
8-
1
7-
8
4.08%
preferred
JOc
1
7-
8
25c
preferred
8-
1
7-
8
4.18%
4.30%
—
8-
1
7-
8
1
7-15
j$i
8-
30c
8-15
River
Products
Quarterly
Natural Gas, common
I Oklahoma
;
75c
■
1
8-
9-
1
8-15
7-28
class
Chemical,
Atlantic
Canadian
Pacific
Lighting
Corp.
A
25c
preferred
1st
preferred A
9
8
7-26
1
7-20
pfd.
preferred
preferred
Drugs,
(K.
preferred
1
9-19
8-
2
7-19
8-
1
7-21
8-15
7-29
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-20
Patterson (C. J.)
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
9-
1
8-25
8-15
8-12
7-22
9-15
10-
7i/2C
8-31
1
9-15
8-12
7-29
—
8%c
preferred
_.
preferred
4.40%
preferred
B
preferred
C
preferred
D
4.70;f preferred
E
preferred F
4.60/c
pvc.erred
G
8-15
2
7-
1
8-19
1
8-19
58Vic
7?
9-
1
8-19
.
;
30c
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
Circlr
•
r
•
1
8-10
1
8-10
1
9-
1
8-10
$11^
9-
1
8-10
1
9-
(quar.")—'Ill
pfd..
25c
(quar.)
10-
$1.06
8-10
6
9-1
8-15
$1.06Vi
8-
1
7-15
$116
9-
1
14c
)
■
8-15
1
8-15
1
8-15
8-15
7-30
<s-a)
Bottlers
15c
Bott,ler3 (quar.)
7-12
1
7-29
8-
1
12Vic
8-
9-
1
Uuar.)__
7-
5
7-29
10c
7-25
8-
1
7-
8
$1 07Vi
8-
1
7-
8
$ 110
8-
1
7-
8
8-
~
& NorrIs:°wn
t
1
95c
1
7-
8
"(quar.)
(quar.)
c9' (quar
8-
8-
prefeirg^1"1/
3-%> Pfd.
•40% preieired (quar.)
preferred
4in^
1
7-20
RR.
si-50
6
8-19
^Var.HeSn'go^r'''
7-15
1
7-15
fer ?<sk?
—
•
'Usburgh
pL
Preferred
'ftsburgh
v
«,
Vr.^^6
((luar-)
&
chicago'
•,
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Talhnf
•»Corp-
5 preferred
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Unce
footer
c,»r*
&
rovlnciai
r^vi
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'
Preferroi1'sj)ort' common
facing p 6d (quar')
SntiAi
PCr es' 6% pfdt
ndustries,
inc.,
(accum.)—
A—
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-15
Stanley
8-
1
7-21
Class
Stores,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louis-San
$5
St.
4.40%
Co.,
&
(quar.)_
com.
Salant,
Fund
San
San
Schenley
50c
(quar.)
Industries,
preference
A
-
1
$3.40
preferred
preferred
Scotten
Sears
Dillon
Roebuck
(quar.)
8-18
8-15
8-
9-15
99-
Co.
40c
9-17
9-
$1.25
10-
1
1
Acceptance
4%
Oil
10-
1
9-
9-15
8-15
8-
A
1
11-15
11-
1
7-15
8-10
7-20
25c
8-10
7-20
8-
1
9-10
8-12
1
7-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
8-15
9-12
4%
preferred
7-22
9-30
Sherwin-Williams
7-12
$1.17%
Stock
Corp. of
dividend
.
6-30
Sherwin-Williams
Common
Shoe
America
1
7-15
1
7-15
11-
1
1
10-14
10c
31V4C
8-15
10-
3
10-
1
9-30
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
$50c
10-
2
9-
Shop-Rite
10-
1
9-12
8-
1
7-12
8-25
8-15
Stock
2
9-
(subject
in
approval
Sidney Roofing & Paper Co.,
90c class A (quar.)
2
7-15
30c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
40c
:
30c
(quar.)
9-
8-19
1
$15c
8-
7-11
1
7-11
'-
9-23
Oil
9-
Inc.
pfd.
pfd.
9-
SOViC
9
8-26
6
5.12%
8-
2
7-
1
5.25%
B
Corp.,
series
preferred
preferred
Co.,
8-15
7-29
8-1
7-15
8-1
7-15
65c
65c
(quar.)
com.
9-1
8-15
9-
9
8-10
9-
1
8-15
33c
9-15
8-
4
8-8
$1.10
—
(quar.)
9-
2
25c
8-15
5
7-21
7-21
10c
9-14
8-I0
8-15
8-
$1.08
8-15
8-1
$1.04
8-15
8-
1
$1.27%
8-15
8-
1
30c
8-1
7-15
$12%c
8-15
7-30
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(stock
8-
8-15
18c
_
(Canada),
dividend)
1%%
8-31
7-30
4c
8-31
8-
4
31V4C
—
_______—
2nd
;
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-23
9-
9
—-
(quar.)_
2nd
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co.
10-
$1.22Vi
9-9
1
10-1
9-
10-
1
9-9
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9
9
:
1
n"
9-
«
9
8-31
7-30
$1
8-1
7-15
1
7-15
$1-14
4%
—
(quar.)
pfd.
8-
8-
5" I
1
7-15
9-15
8-19
25c
7%c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_
$1
(quar.)
R.)
9
9-9
$1.27
& Light, $4 preferred
preferred
(quar.)—'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
9-9
9-
$40c
(quar.)
(John
1
1
10-1
$1.18
(quar.)
Power
1010-
$1.16
$1.31 V*
$4
Inc.,
9- 9
——
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
9
9-9
1
$1,12%
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
Sulphur
8-19
9-
1
$1.27%
preferred
Service,
9-13
10-1
10-
$1.16V4
(quar.)—
(quar.)_——
2nd
28c
$1.02V2
$1.06 V*
$1.15
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Canada, Ltd., common
Thompson
.
8-8
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Therm-O-Disc
7-14
25c
lc
$5.08
$4.84
8-1
1
25c
$4.56
$4.76
9-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
7-15
8-12
9-1
convertible
8-19
8-
8-26
8-31
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__—_
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.——
Instruments,
Ltd.—
9
10c
—
(initial
Industries,
1
9-15
9-
25C
preferred
Texas
8-
9-30
9-15
45c
Transmission—
Texas
8-15
9-30
8-20
9-1
preferred
8-19
of
9-12
j
9
28%c
A
preferred
Gulf
1
9-
41V4C
Instrument
Gas
10-15
75c
com.
series
Oil
10-
43%c
preferred
(quar.)—
Texas
8
56c
25c
30c
(quar.)
Electric
8-15
7-
8-15
11-15
—*
$4.64
7-29
8-31
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
preferred
Texas
1
25c
4
(quar.)
Biscuits
convertible
1
$22 %c
6-30
7-25
(quar.)_
4.90%
5%
7-
5%
preferred
preferred
Inc.,
5.10%
1
I-*
9
$1.12%
(quar.)
1954
convertible
8-
1
8-
7-
$1.12%
(quar.);
Co.______——
Oil
4.72%
Texaco
9-15
'
(quar.)
1952
preferred
8-15
00
1
8-15
$$1.32
(quar.)—
com.
Co.
Mid-Continent
4.60%
7-15
30C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.>——
Clothier (quar.)_—______
common
1
9-1
7-15
8-15
8-
$.075
(quar.)_
Company
conv.
9-
$45c
par)
Co.,
convertible
8-15
8-15
1
1
$60c
(quar.)
Wtbster,
conv.
$1.25
75c
8-
9-
;
8-15
8-1
$10c
preferred A
Company
conv.
$4.56
to
B.)
Fuller
4.65%
,
40%
July)
&
Corp.
4.64%
2
Foods, Inc.—
dividend
stockholders
,
1
8-
25c
($50
Broadcasting
4.50%
2
10-
<
1
—
preferred
&
4.25%
7-19
Ltd.—•
:
(John
4.10%
7-14
2%
—
Corp. of America
dividend
8-
9-
Textiles, Inc.—
preferred (quar.—____—
1st
15c
Stock
8-15
Stern
Baer
New
9-10
9-10
8-25
$i
Co. of Canada,
&
Tennessee
9-10
1
27 %c
(quar.)_——
7-15
1
11-15
Technology
8-23
$56V4C
(quar.)—
8-
$56V4c
—-
A
Television-Electronics Fund
Tennessee Corp.
(quar.)
7-25
$5c
common
5 '-
15c
8-1
11-30
(Michaels)
5%
10-14
11-
*20c
——
Co.,
1
8-
15c
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
7-15
(quar.)
8-
9-10
40c
_________
88-
9-10
Sheraton
7-15
20c
(quar.).
Taft
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)——
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
5.10% preferred C (quar.)_
Tappan Company (quar.)
8-19
8-10
—
1
8-15
8-15
9-1
Class
7-20
1
10c
(quar.)
8-
17c
5%c
7-27
Talon,
7-11
pfd.
7-15,
8-1
Sunshine
Co.—
5%
7-15
I
12%c
4%%
6-24
8-15
Ltd.—
8-15
8-
5c
7-27
1
8-26
8-
1
9-15
5%%
23c
—
Mines,
8-1
1
8-1
Sun
8-25
8-
(initial)-—
———
9-
25c
Sundance
7-15
(quar.)——
8-1
12%c
Sunray
9-15
8-15
1
(quar.)
B
8-
20c
Bi;os. Stores
(quar.)
Aluminum Products (quar)_______
Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
5.20%
1
$33 %c
series
9-30
9-1
9-1
9-15
5.20%
8-25
•
8-
(quar.)__
10-10
36c
(Del.)_
5.20%
2
25c
—;—
preferred series
Co. (quar.)
20c
30c
(quar.)
Strawbridge &
Propane Gas
7-29
(quar.)
Corp
Power
(quar.)
Creek
Sheep
&
——
7-31
33c
:
Suburban
6-21
1
3%
Industries
Mining
Water
preferred
4 % %
Shell
Denn
common.—^
—
A
American
in
A
Corp.,
dividend
preferred
7-20
8-15
i.
12-15
Stouffer
9-15
6-24
30c
Class
5%
8-1
10c
9-30
Storer
2
9-
35c
8
Securities
5%
12-30
7%
1
$1
(quar.)
7-29
$1.25
Stone
1
12-
85c
(quar.)_—
8-15
$1.25
4%%
1
9-15
12-15
$1
(quar.)
&
Corp.
Stetson
5
85c
(quar.)___—
Co.
20c
preferred (quar.)
Stlx,
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
preferred (quar.)
Stern
7-25
9-
common
class
par)
9-
10c
preferred
Ltd.,
par)
25c
(quar.)
common
9-15
45c
(quar.)_—
7-30
8-29
;
Paper Co.,
B
8-15
J20c
(s-a)__
7-15
25c
(Texas)—
(quar.)____
Brock,
Hotels
Stern
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
Monthlv
Co.
preferred
($100
15c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Fuel
($100
15c
Assn
8-
Dredging Corp.—
convertible
preferred
15c
certificates-
10-20
15c
(quar.)
4%%
J6c
Co., Ltd., class
Co.
preferred
Sterchi
Corp.—
Racing
11-1
8
Sterling
Sterling
Capital
certificates
7-8
56Vic
7-30
J6c
A (quar.)
Securities
&
7-8
7-
8-1
-
(quar.)
preferred
27 %C
class
8-1
________________
preferred
$1.10
trust
&
(quar.)
4%%
35c
(quar.)
trust
Juan
I'Vir--.
,
4'/a %
25c
.
Inc.
Antonio
Voting
Voting
Scarfe
—
(quar.)
7-20
8-1
(Del.)
Insurance
Steinberg's Ltd., 5%%
7-20
$1.25
(quar.)
8-12
8-12
5%
7-20
10-
$1.25
—
8-12
1
8-15
$62Vac
(increased)
8-15
25C
Ry.,
com.
Convertible
preferred
1
7%c
Stockyards (quar.)
preferred
Samson
1
17 %C
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
Salant
8-
tl5c
(quar.)
Paper
1
9-1
9-
5%
1
(quar.)
Light & Power, common
preferred (quar.)—.——
Regis
8-
J15C
(quar.)—
Paul Union
St.
20c
(quar.)
Joseph
St.
9-
8
8%
8-12
10-20
(quar.)
Francisco
preferred
preferred
8-12
59c
Steel Co. of Canada. Ltd.
(quar.)
American deposit receipts
ordinary
3
15c
——
—
$5
8-
20c
Co.___—
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
Ryder System, Inc.
(qu£j:r.)
St.
7-8
1
StPfV.pr-Tmnno' Lithograph
Corp.—
7%%
common
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Co.
7-
9-
(quar.)
8-12
8-15
Paper
1
8-1
59c
Co.
8-12
8-15
Croix
8-
25c
$2.38
Chemical
1
1
St.
27V2C
68c
1
1
&
(quar.)
com.
9-
9-
B
Ltd.,
9-
9-
Peterson
8-1
34c
Stanray
t25c
Class
8-
25c
8-19
tl5c
Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)__
:_
Rolls Royce, Ltd.
ordinary (final)
Roses 5, 10 & 25c
5
5
6
.2565Vi
9-10
8-12
7-
8-19
6%
5
9-
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.. 4%%
pfd. (quar.)__
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.20
pfd. (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar,)__,—______
8-12
1
7-29
«
8-15
1
Rolland
Life
Water
Standard
1
Common
7-29
20c
$1.60
7-13
1
Shattuck
8-15
37Vic
7-13
1
9-
Shawinigan
'
class
1
8-
9-
8
1
Stamford
9-15
10c
(quar.)
1
8-
(quar.J25c
: f62c
8-
$1.7722
Transit Corp.
1
8-15
-1—
8-15
8-
8-31
(s-a)
preferred
Statler
preferred L (initial)
7-
25c
65c
5
1
8-12
8-
J50c
-
7-
8-
3-5
35c
Spector Freight System, class A (quar.)__—
Class B (quar.);
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spur Oil Co. (quar.)
!
8-12
10-
37%c
common—
P"er Co- <quar.)
T!'"ble Co' (quar.)---——-.-
9-
$1.18%
1
90c
(quar.)-—-——
65c
1
8-31
8-31
>
27%c
common
$1
8-
9-
8-
8-12
3-31
26%c
29yac
30Vac
-
—_—.
1
5%%
25%c
-
•
$1.02 %
Shares
*
4%%
5
Corp.—
4
50c
1
EdW
Electric
Shenango Valley Water Co.,
$1.75
8-
7-29
60c
8-
7Vic
commo" (quar.)
<f5uar;)
Preferred
3,60%
'
8-15
Common
30c
1
4
9-15
8-15
9-12
<■"
Industries, Inc. (quar.).
Special Investments & Securities—
9-15
12-15
22 %c
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
10-
1
22 %c
(quar.)
8
'
$1 75
Static H (quar.)_—?
Co.
8
Ry.—
_
J% Preferreim^St°Wn & Ashtabma'Ry.'co.
1
10-
93%c
7-
8->8
10-
5c
(quar.)
7-
8-18
7-29
1-1-61
9-15
9-29
(quar.)
&
V
9-309-2
9-29
-
Southwestern States
Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1,32
preferred
(quar.)——_____________
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
11-21
2
8-31
Quarterly
8-19
1
5
Water,
noncumulative
Southwestern
2
9-
Co.—
Materials, Inc.
Railway Co.—
Standard
1
8-18
9-16
8-
75c
8
9-1
7-15
12-
59 %C
9-
25c
$1.25
——-—
7-15
$1.12%
9-
9-1
■"
7-15
1
-
;
Southwestern Drug, common
Stock dividend
Southwestern Investors, Inc.
Ltd.—
;
8-
62 %c
1
1
8-
(increased quar.)_
8-15
;
8-
8-
t$1.19
10-14
7c
t5c
55c
(quar.)
8-1
12'/aC
—
7-15
1
1
Stock
™ib»'8h BreK,
A <1uar'>—\
V2'50 conveSf
°1 common (quar.)
Coko 5 nr?re .erred
((lnar)~
!480 Preferrpu ,Chemical Co., com. (quar.)
8-
,110c
,,
5%
7-22
15c
1
9-
8-15
9-
$4
"
2%
16c
Canada,
8-
.&
,,t 3s5j
7-22
9-
9-30
50c
Co.—
———
9-
42,46
.
8-15
9-
Rochester
preferred
Southern
Southern
1
9-
$3.40
8-
97ic
&
$4.75
7-22
9-
$1.02%
$4 preferred
8-10
1
9-15
15c
$1.23%
8-10
1
8-
25c
9-30
•
Power—
Fertilizer
15c
1
8-19
5c
(quar.)_^—•
Power,
preferred
Southern
8-
9-10
2%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
2nd
8
9-10
25c
preferred
4.72%
5.44%
7-22
(quar.)__
8-10
1
1
(quar.)__
1
8-
8-
4.72%
7-15
preferred J
1
9-
50c
1
preferred K
9-
ft*
8-
8-18
4.95%
Scovt
-
$1.25
(reduced):
of
com.
H.)
7-11
7-29
30c
Mills (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
1
4.10%
9-
JSST^-'
98-
8-15
5c
40c
8-
38%c 1
—___
Colorado
15c
Monthly
9-
Canada
Southern
JlOc
4%
preferred w
(quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.
43/»% preferred I (quar.)
7-20
8
25c
(quar.)—
Corp"6 & Gear Co-
1
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
Southern
7-12
7-18
8-31
8-22
7c
(quar.)__
8-
68 %c
1
9-12
31 Vic
(quar.)
California
20c
9
8-
25c
50c
4% preferred (quar.)__.
4.25% preferred (quar.)—
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
6
7-15
%
—
preferred
Southern
9-
r
(quar.)
Rice
(H.
Rochester Gas
5%
99-
1 a*
J15c
8-
7ailey
orp-
9-
8-10
Brand
Roanoke Gas
7-22
6
7-8
1
40c
(quar.)
8-22
t28c
Tobacco
preferred
Robertson
Row
1
$1.12%
(Quar.)
(quar.)_
ISre^ifc JeWellers, Ltd. "(quar~)Z—II
Quartedyti0na] Bank (Brooklyn- N- Y.)—
•etrolite
9-
9-
rnm!110n voting
Common
■erkino
7-15
9-
Peoni
Perfect
1
5
$101
J,
4.64,/t ple*erred (Quar.)——
^referred (quar.)
Penooscot Chemical
Fibre Co —~
5 S Genera1
7-
$117%
Corp.
power Co.,
4.24%
Pepsi-Coia'BrreaU
1
8-
92Vic
,_
Glass Sand
(<(uar-)
non-voting (ouar
8-
15C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
River
4
9-
J.)
Incorporated,
3% %
Common
9-
8-2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
9-30
t27c
4 % % preferred
(quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
Rich's
2
9-21
8-
(quar.)-.-
Company
Nevada
4.80%
8-
8-26
7
$30c
Spartans
Co.
preferred
(R.
8
Ltd—
Reynolds Metals Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
7-15
9-15
8%c
•
Reynolds
9-
8-10
9-
6%c
,
(quar.)
^
<
(quar.,
preferred
9-12
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aluminum
1st
10-10
45c
A
4.88%
Southern
(quar.)_
Canada,
(quar.)
A
class
4%%
7-18
88-
class
Reynolds
7-18
3:45c
(increased)
;
Republic Corp.
Republic Industrial Corp.
7-20
1
37Vic
(quar.)—
(initial quar.)_
Pennsalt Chemicals
Corp.
3.70v
7-20
8-1
8-
57 %c
Company—
common
Pennsylvania Electric
8-31
8-15
25c
.
1
,$$1.50
____
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_
(quar.
preferred
^"nsy vania
Pennojivama
$60c
common
4.60%
4.68%
7-25
1
9-15
12Vic
-
(quar.)_;
(quar.)_
8-
8-
$20c
pfd. (quar.)
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
$1.50 preferred
8-15
10c
__
com.
Extra
$1.10
7-29
20c
__________
common
Ltd.,
(increased)
Chains
$1.10
preferred
preferred
Southern
f
Extra
Reliance Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Reliable Life Insurance
Co.
(Mo.)
Reliable
Stores
Renold
4.78%
7-15
2
Corp. (NJ) (quar.)
(quar.)___,
Extra
7-29
8-15
8-15
45c
Company, .5%
Peerless Insurance Co.
dividend
Reitman's
(Canada)
A
7-22
9-
Inc.
Stock
Class
1
8-26
9-10
.
10c
Edison
preferred
4.24%
8-
8-25
1
7-15
1
(quar.)__:
Co.
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(New York) (s~a)_
Insulation
Oil
California
4.08%
7-22
Stores
&
(quar.)_
___!
(quar.)
87 %c
10-
$1
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.
Penman's, Ltd.,
4.05%
Owl
common
(initial)
Co.
7-29
9-30
(quar.)
Reichhold Chemicals,
-
(quar.)& Co.. 40c
Manufacturing,
New
Red
Penn
8-
1
9-
50c '
(quar.)
Oil
8-15
America—
Co.
Refractory
preferred
Penney (J. c.)
of
7-19
$1.50
7 Vac
C.)
Southern
tl5c
7-19
(quar.)_i
Inc.
8-19
35c
9-19
27Vic
;
9-14
J 20c
1
Airways (quar.)
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
Co.
50c
8-
$25c
Engineering, class A
Manufacturing ;(quar.)__
J15C
1
30c
Eastern
preferred
(quar.)
South
;
1
31 Vic
World
Soss
7-22
8-31
.
Soroban
7-22
(quar.)
8-
5
28Vic
A
8-31
preferred 'quar.)
Purina
Co.
preferred
8-15
1
$$1.25
Products (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
8-15
10c
8-
7-
31 Vic
(quar.)
|Panhandle
6%
1st
Tool
9-30
J40C
10-
1
31 Vic
IPacolet Mfg. Co. (quar.)
(quar.)„
class
Penn Fuel Gas,
Penn Fruit
Co.,
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
Stores
O.) Corp. (quar.)
Kline & French Laboratories
39c
10-
40c
iCompany, Ltd.,
Food
$1.55
8-31
45c
Sonoco
8-31
8-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(A.
Smith
8-31
(quar.)
Reece Corp.
(Mass.), 5% preferred (quar.)
Reed (C. A.)
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
60c
(quar.)
9-30
& Co., Ltd., $1
pfd. (cjuar.)__
Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
Corp. (reduced quar.)___
Socony-Mobil
8-31
9-30
(quar.)
Realty Equities Corp.
7-22
$3c
(quar.)
preferred
7%
common
A
7-29
y8-31
8-31
20C
A
class
8-15
y9-30
9-30
(initial-quar.7
Mining Co., common.!
Quinte Milk
Products, Ltd.—
Participating
Smith
9-30
(incr.)
Quincy
Radio
Smilen
7-29
$1.37%
common
Mining, Ltd.,
(quar.)__
Class
7-29
8-15
1
Co.
Corp.
Slater (N.)
8-15
$1.26%
com.
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
Skil
7-8
9-
10-
f 15c
&
Oil
OH
Smith
$1.19
(quar.)—
8-15
45c
Light,
7-22
37Vic
1
$1.04%
7-15
34%c
9-
$1.07 %
7-15
71/2C
Skelly
35c
8-10
Ltd.
8-15
$1.02
8-15
(quar.)
1
$1.12 %
8-15
8-
9-
;
10c
8-12
7c
(H.)
Sinclair
8-1
61c
tl5c
>
(T. S.)
Simon
Gas—
(quar.)
Corp.
4.80%
Parker (S. C.)
new
Simms
8-15
8-15
Quarterly Distribution Shares,
Inc._____»
Power Co. (quar.)
!
8-12
8-
Co.—
4.50%
Paton
&
8-15
1
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
—
^
9-
When
Share
B
9-
Hampshire—
(quar.)
.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
preferred A
Class
$1.20
$$1.75
(quar.)—
redeemable
5%
5%
1
Raymond International, Inc.
Raytheon Company, 5%%
(quar.)
Electric
9-
$2.44
Silverwood Dairies,
27c
$25c
preferred (quar.)
5'2% preferred (quar.)
35c
9-
71/2C
6%
52 %c
Per
.
Power,
26c
$1.16
investment,
8-15
Pacific
87 %c
25c
Oxford
8-15
1
Quebec
7-28
8-
27Vic
Pacific
Parkview
8-15
20c
Outlet Company
4%
7-28
15c
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.);
4% preferred D
(quar.)
5% cony, preferred E (initial-quar.)
Park Chemical
8-15
61 Vic
—
4 65%
Pan American
Pullman, Inc.,
Rayonier, Inc.
8-15
8-15
59%c
4.75%
Corp.,
preferred
Quemont
9-15
31c
(quar.)
1st
1
6 Vic
-—-
———
&
preferred
;
Name of Company
Sierra
8-15
1
9-
7-15
9-
$1.14
(quar.)
—
Pacific Gas
1
$$1.75
175?
Common
8-
7-30
Line
preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)—:
)ld Republic Life Insurance (Chicago) —
Quarterly
~r~7~A—V
7
OUn Mathieson Chemical Co. (quar.)
Olympia Brewing
Co.__
One William Street Fund
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
7% preferred (quar.)—
Onyx Chemical Corp. (initial quar.)
Oppenheiir.er Fund
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.05%
preferred
Puget Sound Power
5%%
Sean
Oklahoma-Mississippi
9-
$1.16
.]
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
8-
7-U
84c
Common
$1.40
1
$1.05
com.
,1
26c
&
8-25
8-25
Ltd., 4% pref. (quar.)
Pall
Common (quar.)
3.35% preferred
(quar.)
4.50% preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Electric
25c
—
8-
$1.06 V*
Indiana,
4.80% preferred
(auar.)
Public Service Co. of"
New
XUC
(quar.)
Northwestern Utilities,
4.36%
preferred
9-15
Obear-Nester Glass
(initial) __
Drilling & Exploration Co.—
fit^referred (quar.)
A-ilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)__
nSo Edison Co., 4.58% preferred (quar.)_
5%
of
9-15
•
$1.50-
ExtTcl
!
9-16
»69o
—
B
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
47 %c
(quar.)
25c
.
(quar.)
Extra
Class
1
1
Engineering Co.,; class A (quar.)_
Northwest
1
6-22
8-
10-
(quar.)_
0referred (quar.)
si V
1st
preferred (quar.)
fiV; 2nd preferred (quar.)
.
1
When
Share
com.
.
1
2nd
fin
8-
8-15
Per
Company
Public Service
Co, of Colorado,
4.20% preferred
(quar.)__.
4 Vi%
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co.
10-
$1.06
l#S™on
1
6-22
50c
Oklahoma Gas Co. (quar.)——__
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
muar )
, ----------
Sff ut'prrferreS"
Name of
6-22
1
37 Vac
preferred (quar.)—
ft Preferred
1
8-
$1.37%
—
preferred (quar.)——
lithern
!Sern
8-
$1.25
——
York (quar.)
Telephone, common (quar.)__
Ohio
When
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
Share
Illinois Gas,
,n
Per
'
of Company
mme
'
^
8-15
7-29
8-
1
7-13
8-1
7-8
,7
$1.14
8-1
$1.19
8-1
7-8
$1.21
8-1
7-8
8
30c
(quar.)—
8-26
7-29
15c
8-15
8-
1
Jb'
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(444)
When
Per
Name
Share
of Company
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
Class
B
Tobacco
Securities
Tokheim
9-15
—
Common
9-12
8-
8-31
8-15
1
8-16
Wilcox
9-
1
8-16
Willcox
22 Vac
8-
;
9-15
12-15
*22%C
125c
125 c
Transcontinental Gas
preferred
12-15
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
10-
1
8-
63%c
8-
Stock
Wilson-Jones
Winn-Dixie
1
7-15
1
7-15
Win-Chek
8-
1
1
7-15
Class
7-15
8-
9-30
8-25
11-25
Stores,
(initial
A
5%
Gas
Co.,
Corp.
11-15
6%
Electric
(quar.)
A
5c
1
7-20
Wisconsin
Power
1
10-19
Wisconsin
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
6V4% 1st preference A (quar.)
United
Electric
Union
Coal Cos.
Electric
$1.25
9-15
8-31
9-15
9-
$4.50
$4
preferred
preferred
$3.70
Life
1
7-15
9-
9
8-24
45c
$1.50
90c
37c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
Increased
quarterly
Accident
&
8-15
7-20
Wool worth
(F.
7-20
Woolworth
(F.
7-20
Amer.
8-15
7-20
8-
1
7-20
Union
Oil
United
6c
United
4%
United
Shares,
Fruit
United
5%
United
(quar.)_
com.
Shoe
Co.
4V2%
2
of
7-30
*37c
Corp.,
Co.,
United Whelan
Corp.,
com.
Van
8-
1
8-
1
7-
1
7-
Power,
preferred
9-
1
preferred
9-
9
1-1-61
Income
Camp
Sea
y
Previously published date
4j/2%
preferred
Vanderbilt
8-15
8-15
Vangas,
7-15
1
Coal
12y2c
8-31
8-15
8-
1
7-15
25c
9-
1
8-15
50c
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
_I_
12y2c
(quar.).
(initial)
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
$1.06 Yt
9-
1
1
7-
40c
(quar.)..
$1.31 y4
,
$1.37 y2
Wagner
$1,433/4
(stock
dividend)
6%
___
8c
Warner
conv.
pfd.
A
(quar.).
(quar.),
.
1
7-22
filed
7-22
the
$5
preferred
$4.60
dated Sept.
7-22
bonds,
7-29
It
8-16
bidding
on
Sept.
7-25
in
to
repay
to be
is
expected
part
which
current
8-15
7-
8-12
7-15
8-
7-21
1
9-
1
8-15
1
8-12
the
Waste
6%
include
Wesson
West
Oil
amount
later
convertible
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(Two
So.
40c
8-25
8-10
been
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
$1.25
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
Fund—IIIII
10c
9-
1
7-29
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9-30
9-
9
25c
12-30
12-
9
26'/.C
8-15
west
Point
Westchester
4c
Fire
7-28
9-
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8-15
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9-
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8-
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9-
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8-
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tax
share,
of
7J/2%lo¬
A
;
7-29
7-29
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8-
1
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8-
5
7-15
10c
9-30
9-19
62 V2C
8-
1
7-14
$1.25
1IIII~IIII
•
-.1111111
common
preferred
(quar.)..—
5.20% preferred (quar.)—
Pacific
RR.
____
-—IIIIIIII
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake
prior lien
(quar.).
Erie Ry., com.
(quar.)
1
9-
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
321/aC
V.
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.).
Westmoreland, Inc.
10-
50c
31 >/4c
(quar.)
5%
4%
6-30
8-13
~(quar.)~~r~
(quar.)
"Western Light & Telephone,
Western
8-18
8-13
Securities Co.—
(quar.)
the
and
for
25
of
1,
sale
of
mortgage
1990.
sale
from the
outstanding
July
on
and
refunding
Sept.
offered
proceeds
of
part
be
J.,
Commissioners
at
sale
competitive
will
short-term
will be
and
made
in
connection
with
the
be
used
bank
_
25c
30c
8-15
9-15
9
nuclear
8-19
30c
_
(quar )
—IIIII
10-
4
9-13
$1.433/4
8-
1
7-
8
$1
8-
1
7-
S
reactors,
augmenting the
staff
G. Hernqvist, of the
by Dr. Karl
Sarnoff
David
RCA's
at
Research
Center,
Princeton,
capable of generating either direct or alternating current at
frequencies up to about one million cycles per second, meaning that its
power output could be suited to drive virtually all types of electrical
equipment.
J.,
is
whatever level of power might be
arrangements to produce
and
assemblies
to
producing
automobile,
flame
an
heat
laboratory
tube
is under development
electrical
energy
from
source.
chemical
run
continuing research
in a
concepts used in the new experimental tube, Dr.
that thermionic tubes employ an electrode from
emitted when sufficient heat is applied, and an
electrode to which these electrons flow to produce an electrical output.
Such tubes are filled with cesium vapor which becomes ionized upon
contact with the hot cathode, expediting the flow of electrons to the
which
major
the
are
of
fifth
a
that
new
construction
Mercer
projects,
under
Generating Station,
way
which
at
electrode.
expenditures during
will require
further
timing of
which
i960
will
financing
has
nut
arrangement of interna] tube
of cathode has been
temperatures.
According
to Dr. Hernqvist, the new approach permits a maximum flow of elec¬
trons without the earlier requirement for unduly high-temperature heat
sources, leading in turn to longer operating life.
Dr.
experimental
new
has
been
of
a
and
device
which
new
different type
non-critical
a
be
can
design,
offering
the future pros¬
in large
and
economically
produced
readily
employs
tube
experimental
the
that
materials
a
a
and
considerably lower
at
added
Hernqvist
available
tube,
conceived
electrons
emit
to
quantities.
Sales for the first-half \of 1960 achieved
increase
an
Profits
the
first
the
over
a
new
record of
period of 1959.
amounted to
same
$707,000,000,
,
$18,100,000 joi
months, compared with $19,400,000 for the 1959 periud,
7%. Earnings per common share totaled $1.14 f°r ttie
six
decline
1960.
12%
of
after
of
Federal
first-half,
income
taxes
with
compared
for
$1.29
1959
the
period.—V.
192.
155.
p.
yet
The
Securities
corporation
the SEC
and
The
$3
per
on
July
f'iled
1960
15,
Fla.—
Exchange Commission—
a
of notification with
one cent 1 to oe
letter
covering 100,000 shares of common stock
at
offered
of America, Miami,
Development Corp.
Files With
—
share for each five shares held of record at the close
on
July 27, 100,000 shares of its common
stock, $20 par value, at a subscription price of $41 a
of
earlier tubes, temperatures of more than
required to produce sufficient ionization
the
In
process.
the
In
used
a
construction
are
degrees Centigrade were
this
elements
will
of 320,000 kw capacity each, and
turbine-generator unit of 342,000 kw capacity
all
the
pointed out
electrons
(par
without underwriting.
share,
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
business
The
with
rights will
the
expire
to
company
Aug.
11,
1960.
subscribe
its
to
ITT
has
rata
pro
portion of the offering and, in addition, to purchase at
the subscription price any shares of common stock
of¬
fered
other
to
on
stockholders
exercise
of
the
company
of subscription
PLACEMENT—Pursuant
to
and
not
entered
into
with
Rico
Telephone Co. a group cf institutional investors will
upon
completion of the common stock offering, purchase $8 000 000
principal amount of its 24-year 6% sinking fund debentures series C
due
Aug.
stock,
1984
1,
scries
debentures
banking
A,
and
firm
of
and
40,000
value
(par
preferred
Kuhn,
PROCEEDS-^The
shares
$100
stock
Loeb
&
of
per
its
63/4%
share).
was
cumulative'
The
arranged
preferred
placement
by
the
of
the
investment
Co.
net
proceeds to Puerto Rico Telephone Co. from
financing will be used for the company's expansion and improve¬
ment program initiated in 1959.
This program calls for expenditures
for telephone plant and equipment of
approximately $70,600 000 durine
this
the
six
years
1959-1964.—V.
192,
p.
Broadcasting
11.
Offered—Public offering of 300,000
corporation's
company's
to
company
Bank
of
common
to.
New
the
Revenues
closely
In
net
a
and
net
comparable
income
those
in
of
the
the
six
months
similar
ended
period
a
June
year
30
were
ago.
the
financing will be used by
notes payable to Grace Nation
of the proceeds will he ac,a.
the
balance
funds
general
~
organized
a
.
Il
used
and
■
corporal
various
for
'
corporation,
with
headquarters
in
the laws of the State of Delaware
under
New York
F-'b- *■ >
on
the assets oi Re®. ..
Sound Studios, Inc., Reeves Products, Inc. and Southern Broadcasts s
Co.
Reeves Sound
Studios, a pioneer in its field, has been m
business of furnishing sound
recording services and facilities to
phonograph record, radio, and industrial, theatrical and education#
motion
picture industries, and for the television
industry since '.e
inception.
Reeves Products is engaged in developing
motion P'cl"'
1960
films
to shareholders. President Champ Carry said. "Although
for the first half of i960-is just
slightly higher than for
report
income
to
from
promissory
and
>
BUSINESS—The
was
full
York,
at
stock.
proceeds
in
company's
purposes.
stock
common
pay
for
and
the
purpose
and
as
and
of
tracks
sound
with
Pullman Inc.—Net Up—
Corp.—Common
Development
&
shares of this
price of $5 per share
was made July 26 by Laird & Company, Corp. and asso¬
ciates.
The offering marks the first public sale of the
Stock
PROCEEDS—Net
rights.
agreements
Reeves
industries,
1
nuclear
developed
experimental, tube,
technical
N.
pect
7-20
8-
Another potential application is in
installations and providing primary power in
reactors, such as shipboard and airborne units."
fixed
of
output
mobile
loans
financing of
one
Puerto
30c
new
power
stand-by power units for the home;
the direct conversion of heat
from
for
Rights Offering — This
subsidiary of International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
on July
28 offered to its stockholders, at the rate of
PRIVATE
less
(quar.).:
Telephone.
Insurance
preferred
will
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.
purchased
(quar.)
Insurance
Air
Carolina
class
8-15
60c
10c
Western
5%
per
non-resident
that
a
first
about
share.
(quar.)
—
Western
$2.50
pence
or
its
$145,000,000, which
year, the amount, type and
determined.—V.
191, p. 2206.
in
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mining, Ltd.—
(final)
Manufacturing
Year-end
Western
income)
preferred
IVz
N.
issuance
proposed
1960 and to mature
bonds
company's
agreed
(quar.)
Gold
shillings
African
development
the
space,
Realty
Snowdrift, .4.80%; pfd.
Telephone Co., common
Ordinary regular
the
the
2
$1.15
investment
1,
Generating Station.
to
8-19
IIIII
C
all
estimated
III
&
Coast
$1.44
West
net
is
9-
60c
preferred
Newark
turbine. generator units
Sewaren
at
9-10
Wellington Equity Fund—
(From
two
9-20
IIIIIIII
(Calif.")—
King Corp.
1,
the
20 and
time,
the installation
J20c
25c
convertible
primarily for converting solar heat to energy
RCA tube also points the way toward economical
units, suited to mass-production techniques.
Operat¬
ing in complete silence, without moving parts, such units would have
widespread application as power generators. In submarines, aircraft,
missiles,
and space
vehicles;"also, In both military and industrial
field installations, and ultimately even in electric automobiles and as
"Under
in
2,000
Co.—Financing—
of
expansion.
the
present
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
plant
Among
1
9-
other
time,
same
one of whose earlier results was a special thermionic generator
designed to produce electric power directly from the exhaust heat of a
7-29
8-12
that
have been
II
preferred
Common
Co.,
New
1
7-29
Common
I
of
8-26
$1.06 «/4
Investors
Gas
&
Gas
$50,000,000
$1.25
(quar.)
Mutual
and
7-22
7-15
(increased)
Washington
Washington
Electric
Electric
application with the Board of Public Utility
an
1
C
the
At
extremely
Discussing
Jersey covering
principal
amount
of
15c
Corp.
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Service
Service
State
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
of
output
Public
Public
5
8-
37'/a
tubes
from lower temperature sources
critical construction, raising
operating
Hernqvist
$0,128
Co.
now,
program,
subsidiaries. Polymer Corp. of Pennsylvania, Polymer Proc¬
esses,
Inc., Halex Corp. and Polypenco Ltd. are located in Reading,
Santa
Ana,
Calif., Detroit, Mich., and Welwyn Garden City, Herts,
England, respectively.—V. 192, p. 308.
1
8-
Until
thermionic devices capable of
have had the disadvantage
serious problems from the
standpoint of economical mass-production.
Centigrade.
The
operating
$1.12'/a
Swasey Co. (quar.)
Washington Gas Light—
$4.25
special
rocket.
8-
1
conversion devices is to achieve
directly and with
type have been operated with acceptable efficiency only from
heat sources producing temperatures well over 2,000 degrees
this
of
a
Continued from page 8
25c
&
Common
major goal in work on thermionic
simple unit capable of generating electrical energy
efficiency from conventional heat sources.
ultimately
General Corporation and
Investment News
35c
(quar.)
com.
Electric
Amulet
gas.
electricity at somewhat less efficiency than can be achieved with ther¬
units.
He pointed out that such a combination might be used
88-
Research,
Director of
mionic
8-15
8-
even
homes.
and
Leverenz,
In some cases, he said, thermionic tubes might be combined
with thermoelectric generating elements, which are solid
materials in which heat at lower temperatures is converted directly to
It
Waite
W.
t
in
8-25
18c
pfd.
9-15
earth-bound uses that might ultimately include
of
range
RCA Laboratories. Princeton
N. J.,
described the experimental device as "a major advance" in
continuing research for economical methods of producing substantial
power by direct conversion from solar energy in space and from con¬
ventional heat sources, such as burning gasoline and natural gas.
The
unit, a tube of the type known as a thermionic energy converter, has
been
developed at RCA Laboratories as part of a research program
under
a
contract
from the- Air Force Cambridge
(Mass.) Research
Center, supported by the Advanced Research Projects Agency, Depart¬
ment of Defense.
'
According to Mr. Leverenz, the tube has been operated in tests from
heat sources of 1,100 degrees Centigrade—equivalent to the tempera¬
tures
produced by burning standard fuels—and has converted up to
14% of the heat energy directly to electrical energy.
Emphasizing the
significance of the laboratory results, Mr. Leverenz said:
"The
new
experimental RCA device combines practical simplicity
with the highest: efficiency Yet known to have been achieved by any
thermionic device working at temperatures that can
be produced by
combustion
of standard
fossil fuels, such as gasoline and natural
H.
According to Dr. Hernqvist, such units could be fabricated in various
8
com
(increased)
Iron
&
wide
a
automobiles
forms
7-15
87y2c
Fund
Inc., $1.50
Virginia
new
electronic device which produces electricity directly, without
moving parts, from the heat provided by ordinary fuels has been
developed by scientists of the Radio Corporation of America for space
vehicles and as a possible low-cost, mass-production power source for
non-residents tax.
7-22
1
8-
reflect
required.
7-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mutual
Non¬
Less Jamaica income tax.
7-20
(initial-quar.)
common
America,
the source.
The corrected payment
Incorrect.
was
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
9
1
8-
Fund-
Food
Corp.
15%;
to
operations of Swindell-Dressier Corp. acquired in September, 1959
share amounts ol" the prior periods also have been adjusted to
reflect a two-for-one stock split on June 1, 1960.—V. 191, p. 1816.
...The
dividend.
Less British income tax.
$0,047
Vanadium
tax
this
for
funds, tax deductible at
resident tax 7%.
a
8-19
12-
8-
15c
(quar.)
com.
closed
not
Canadian
8-18
$1.50
(quar.)
Appliance,
in
8-31
9-15
30c
Transfer books
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
115,771, or 88 cents a share, in the 1959 second quarter.
Amounts for 1959,
as
shown above, have been adjusted
the
power
8-31
(quar.)
4»/4%
(quar.)
5
9-15
30c
common
new
8-19
7-15
8-15
5
8-
50c
(increased-quar.)
8-31
8- 1
9-15
6-30
15c
(quar.)
20c
65c
$1.25
Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
resident
7-30
(quar.)__
Peninsular
Line
•
8-31
common
pfd.
7-15
8-15
5%
-
Co.—!
$ Payable
8-31
80c
Corp.,
Pictures Co.,
5V4%
5%%
9-30
1
22'/a c
conv.
dividend
Cab
7-8
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Company
Utility
1
1
Extra
5>/a%
8-
62VaC
Match
9-20
10-20
11-18
Extra
9
$1.12 »/2
Universal Insurance, new com.
Universal
Zion's
7-30
9-
37'/ac
Corp.,
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.,
Upjohn
1
10-
(quar.)
$6
8-19
10- 1
11- 1
12- 1
25c
:
County Gas (quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
7-30
62VaC
(quar.)
common
common
convertible
Universal
Stock
Yellow
x
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
8-15
10-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
1
25c
25c
York
America-
& Pharmaceutical
Stores
United
8-15
15C
Vitamin
7-20
8-19
9-
7-15
$$1
Chemical
Insurance
8- 1
9- 1
7-15
2
8-15
Quarterly
Value
6
$1.06 y*
(N.
Fire
Upper
10-
8-
*75c
common
J.)t common
preferred (s-a)___
AVt%
5%
10-15
8-
$15c
preferred (quar.)
Lines
S.
8
8-18
*38c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machinery,
&
7-15
25c
25c
Monthly
8
7-
1
*30c
(s-a)
(annual)
preferred
Borax
United
7-
1
9-
$1.12 ya
dividend
United
S.
1
8-
25c
Insurance
Stock
6%
S-
$1
20c
28%
A
income
a
8- 1
$1.11
(quar.)
Monthly
8
reve¬
1959.
{,/.„
consolidated revenues totalled
compared with $111,389,547 in the year ago period, Net
amounted to $3,607,520, or 78 cents a share, as against $4.
reasonable
8-15
Growers—
class
8-15
50c
7-20
7-
Co
Grain
8-2
Extra
Ltd.—
United Gas Improvement,
4 »/4 % preferred (quar.)
U.
1
9-15
$1
Ltd.
class
United
7-11
9-1
Monthly
8-
on
in the first six months of
quarter ended June 30, 1960,
the
For
"A
(interim)
ord.
share,
a
$115,281,600
Ltd.—
preferred
8
8-10
(quar.)
Fuel Investments,
A preferred
6%
U.
7-
$10c
United
S.
1
30c
(quar.)
Corporations, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
U.
8-
50c
Extra
S.
7-15
W.)
$1.50
or
$205,897,801
electronic
(1955 series)
(1956 series)
Canadian
8- 1
10y2c
(quar.)
Yates-American Machine Co.—•
United
U.
7-15
3
UOc
(increased)
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
g.
7-15
3
8-
Aircraft Corp.—
pfd.
pfd.
4%
3
8-
12yac
California
of
Lines
8-
6c
30c
(quar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Air
12VaC
62y2c
:
deposit receipts for
County Electric—
4.44%
of Canada,
Lumber
Union
(Mich.)—
Corp.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
Monthly
Monthly
Co.—
$1
Corp., class A
7-15
7-15
7-15
Worcester
B (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co.
Co.
8-15
Class
6%
W.)
87'/a C
Insurance
8-31
(see Alan Wood Steel)
8-15
:
Union Finance
(Alan) Steel
$1
Quarterly
9-20
8- 1
8- 1
8 -1
(quar.)
92VzC
(quar.)
8-1
10-14
8-15
7-30
Service—
5.08%
$1.12 Mt
(quar.)
9-1
10-31
9- 1
8-15
(quar.)
Power
Common
Wood
(quar.)
preferred
United
8-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
$78y8c
(quar.)
Co.—
7-15
32M>c
$1.25
$1.27
$1.26
Co.
Public
Union
7-30
8- 1
(quar.)
8-
1
8-15
$1.25
preferred
25C
preferred
$5
8-31
Co.—
(quar.)
& Light Co.
preferred
3.60%
11-
(quar.)
9-30
8-11
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
5%
Udylite
9- 2
12- 2
8-25
quar.)
preferred
62y2C
(quar.)
10- 1
1-3-61
25c
He
lie
(quar.)
monthly
Wisconsin Electric Power
8-15
30c
9-9
—
Wisconsin
30c
9-19
Industries—
62yac
LaSalle Street Corp.
Quarterly
18%c
Monthly
7-15
with
Radio Corp. of America—New Product—Net Down—
1%
1%
Co.
of
income
$226,154,339 in the first half of 1960. These results compare
net income of $6,911,106, or $1.48 a share,
from revenues of
of
nues
A
8- 1
dividend
7-15
10-30
7-29
32c
Stock dividend
1
1
5%
7-20
8- 5
7-21
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
8-
$1.40
8-19
net
had
Pullman
gain." ,; , ;
$6,934,105,
capital
non-recurring
Per
(quar.)
Bros,
8-
$1.42y2
7-18
8- 1
8- 1
Sewing
—
$1.49
$5.70 preferred (quar.)
$5.60 preferred (quar.)
Transdyne Corp.
(stock dividend)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Gibbs
&
Williams
9-16
25c
8-15
8-15
8- 1
8-19
(quar.)
share.
12-15
10-
Co.
Oil
$1.22 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Trunkline
9-15
1-4-61
1-4-61
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$4.90 preferred
South
1
10-
130c
$5.96
308
10;- 1
25c
25c
$1.25
25c
)-•
7-18
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
8-15
9- 1
Machine
Co.—
5% convertible preferred series A and B
(entire issues called for
redemption on
Aug. 1 at $50 per share plus this divi¬
dend.
Convertible into common to July
27 at rate of seven shares per preferred
7-15
1-4-81
t22VaC
*30c
preferred
1
*25c
—
(quar.)
$2.55
8
(quar.)
$3
(quar.)
White Stag Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
4V27o preferred (quar.)
White Stores. Inc. (increased-quar.)
Wilbur Chocolate, com. (increased)—
5% preferred A (quar.)
9-
preferred1 (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
4
50c
75c
25c
7VuC
$1.12V*
preferred
preferred
$2
$1.06 y*
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
8-
*25e
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
.
8-10
25C
(quar.)
Common
4>/a%
1
8-18
10 Vac
(quar.)
Ltd.
Trust,
preferred (quar.)
Trane Company (quar.)
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
5%
9-
Co.—
4.56%
4'/a %
8-10
40c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V*%
8-31
1
30c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
Corp.
Edison
Toledo
Co.
8-31
9-
■
(quar.)__—*.
Guarantee
9-15
30c
4%
Title
35c
-
1960 net income is entirely from operations
included, as previously reported, sub.'
income
half
first
1959
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
of last year,
the first half
while
stantial
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
Common
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
acquiring
for
the
particularly
has
by
merger
television,
rendered
motion picture
services in
such
and °t'
'conn£c,,nfi
Reeves, h0,in2
Studios.
Southern
Broadcasting Corp operates television hroadcas
facilities in Charleston, S. C., and the
company
has two real pS' j
subsidiaries, Braemar Corp. and North Pimltco Corp., which own
operate
a
supplement
properties
in
the
CAPITALIZATION-—Upon
to
services
Charleston
completion
area.
of
rendered
:
by
,
the,.current
financing. oU
Number 5973
192
Volume
.
.
The' Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(445)
49
.^1
capitalization of the company will consist of 1,408,>193 shares
s'tt
fion stock, $1 pat' value, and $866,783 of sundry debl.of
C!'^rWRITERS—The underwriters named below severally agreed
u
from the company the number of shares of common stock
10Si opposite their respective names:
$12>000>0001m
Shares
Laird
Inc.
10.000
Co.
Borg & Co.
20,000
5,000
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.
Parrish & Co.—:.
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
________
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.
Paul D. Sheeline & Co.__
10 000
j
%Cp'k
Adams«rnun
ri
& Co.,
Pont &
do
t
<
Fra
Sons
&
rrisler
Lsiriao
Hamnie»sma°-
fIarriS»°QIfpCsecurities
Interna
KoT
S 191."
Bros.
&
&
15,000
u
7,500
5,000
J. R. Williston & Beane__
Inc
7,500
our
RCI's Elizabeth complex produces
chemicals products.
construction.
further
a
000
The
O.
variety
B
~
.
The
for
'
-
month
the
of
June
quarter
during the second quarter, and that the
largest single sales-month in the history of
ings
amounted
from
I960
of
the comparable
$578,000
to
interest, and finance charges for the
sales,
to
came
1959 period.
$8,418,000,
Second
49
or
now
outstanding, compared to $378,000
for the similar period in 1959.
Net
income
derived
515,102,000 for
share
of
period
As
interest,
sales,
half
of
cents
1960
came
and
to
net
earn¬
common
of
stock
basis
the same
on
charges
finance
$921,000
of
cents per
78
or
siock
now
outstanding. For the comparable 1959
$520,000 or 44 cents per share from sales,
interest charges of $12,640,000.
July 1, 19.50, total current assets were $16,881,000 and cur¬
income
was
and
of
liabilities
$493,000
up
from
first
common
net
finance
rent
the
32
$7,011,000
from
consolidated
share
per
or
20%
up
quarter
cents
regular
$5,652,000,
from
dividend
the
of
leaving
date
same
20
$11,229,000,
in 1959. Ritter declared and paid a
share of common stock on July 1,
net
cents
per
working
capital
of
I960.
In
commenting
Ritter
Shumway,
the
on
quarter and first half figures, F.
President, stated: "We are, of course, very
company
with
the
financial
half of
1960;
and
it
product
dental
is
line—medical,
included
was
report
hospital,
in
the
the
for
particularly
second
and
excellent
quarter
and
first
that our entire
specialties as well as
gratifying
to note
X-Ray
191,
performance.—V.
p.
2094.
Roberts Co.—Net Up—News—
Paced
by
a
strengthening equipment modernization trend within
the
textile
industry, and its introduction of a liew and broader
product line, sales
of
this Sanford,
N.' C. textile machinery manu¬
facturer for the first
half of fiscal
1960 ended May
28, 1960, rose
a record
high for any six months period. Earnings were also up
substantially, marking a sharp reversal/from the loss in the like
Period
In
of
1959.
his
interim
romeranz,
ftn
net
r!
.
report
reported
of
283)618
V amounted
.
FnimV
ounaers
57
18 .common
Series, this
.
sales
cents
shares,
record
a
sales
for
Robert E.
$3,860,380
the first
loss of $149,125.
eligible for dividends,
share,
per
including
amounts
at
with
net
a
shares
common
to
to
half
compared
as
stockholders,
mailed
first
$160,430,
;Su year of $1<997,592 and
ntvTf\,
{
financial
President,
profit
32
to
he
the
cents
noted,
half
whereas
non-dividend
per
on
year
the
ration.
and
It
approximately 50%
above 1959, Mr. Pomeranz
mac
?
estimating that total sales for 1960 should amount to
ose
to
$7,500,000 as compared
with
$5,269,828
for
fiscal
1959.
hnml exPanded line of products and our increasing sales efforts at
ho
.and abroad, should provide further future sales increases,"
be
said.—v. 191, p. 608.
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls Co.—Net Down—
for the six months ending June 30, 1960 equaled, after
i?referred dividend requirements, $1.01 per share on 1,714,853
shares outstanding
June 30, T. T. Arden, President announced
Junp
'm
Tbe company's net sales for the six months ending
with <T.n «1980
were dcwn approximately 5%—$38,090,372 compared
Siih?? « ;88.8 for the comparable 1959 period,
rentiv
ncreases in research and development expenses, cur1950
running 5.46% of s?les compared with 3.94% in comparable
refrjl are, showing marked progress,
not only in the free piston
stitnto u
compressor program under way at Battelle Memorial Inin fipiH
also in three complete new lines of automatic controls—
tiu
.
-
.
ch are exPccted to
c°mpany
open important new
markets to the
wfh'StKPticm
of a varicty of short-term moving expenses, associated
instriim
accI"isition earlier this year of the Microsen process control
businp^enf division of Manning, Maxwell & Moore and the Acragage
stantioi
rom the International Register Co., together with the subbe
i4Cre?se in research and development activity which: cannot
holdino
and must be expensed, have been responsible for
,
rann
ft
Earnini
°n
*
half profits down.
c.-o^s0 ^ the comparable
"7
1
0
'
of
of
Florida
acquiring
will
sale
Eberstadt
&
be
through
under¬
an
by
the
Rollins
to
and
W.
brothers
about 88%
or
stock
owns
John
which
there
ming
not
limited
be
of
and
will
the
director
a
principal
retain
operates
six
radio
the
of
stockholder,
815,000
925,000 shares
outstanding following
shares
of
and
adjacent
Super
the
other
Canadian
Markets,
been
be
constructed
of
Super
porations
were
the
operate
into
Markets,
acquired
N. Y.,
Offered—Pur¬
parent
Oct.
of
ice
one
its
to
principal
tions
for
located in
the
for
in
of
name
J.
October,
of
two
property,
but
that
Rosauer's
markets
subsidiaries
Super
are
Markets,
consolidated
by
the
earned
super
and
on
the
cash
a
ice
and
plant,
Idaho.
the
stores
to
were
common
shares
.J,'
period of
then
1959 equaled $1.85 per share
191, P- 1264.
outstanding.—V.
Rochester
Telephone Corp.—Registers Bonds—
for
niihii
Sale
from
of
ij®
Ks
10 Franklin Strfeet, Rochester/ N. Y.,'filed a
with
the SEC
on
July 21,
I960, covering
of. first mortgage bonds, series E. due 1993. to be offered
aale at competitive bidding. The net proceeds from the
s w111 be applied to the repayment of demand borrowings
made
in
1959
and
1960
for
construction
purposes,
expected
Motor
upon
Lodge
it
another
to
under
.V1"''"'
and
Outstdg.
$30,000
$30,000
370,000
•
net
a
;4.
Authorized
370,000
.
UNDERWRITING:—This offering
efforts basis by
Radice Securities
corporation,
Radice
and
is being underwritten on a best
Corp., a newly organized Florida
& Co., Inc., a Florida corporation."
Thomas
Jerry
Securities
Corp. has agreed to offer for sale $158,000 of addi¬
partnership interests.
(This underwriting will be the
limited
initial
business
&
Inc.,
Co.,
transacted by Radice Securities Corp.)
Jerry Thomas
has agreed to offer for sale $145,000 of additional limited
interests, any unsold portion of which may be offered
by Radice Securities Corp.—V. 191, p. 2095.
partnership
for
sale
a
reports total net sales of
30,
1960, compared with
$11,394,520
for
the
$10,998,538
for
the
six
months
like
period
earlier.
year
Net
earnings in the latest half year were $510,362, equal to 70 cents
per share on
725,856 common shares outstanding and compare with
$409,750 or 56 cents per common share for the first six months of
1959,
increase
an
San Juan
25%.—V.
of
With
Securities
The
company
the SEC
at
proposed
be
190,
1018.
p.
Gas Co.,
and
Exchange Commission—
July
on
Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
20,
filed
1960
letter
a
company
surplus
carry
self-
supplying
ice
company
at
fixtures,
company's gen¬
with bank credit,
depreciation
equipment,
expected
at
the
together
and
located
to
to
9th
accumula¬
and
be
opened
and
Perry
eight
($1
without
share),
per
proceeds
to
are
be
used
Sanco Finance Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files With
The
the
and
company
SEC
fered
Exchange
July
on
covering
at
The
$5.50
18,
Commission—
filed
1960
42,577 shares
letter
a
stock (par $2.50) to
share, without underwriting.
to be used for general corporate purposes.
per
proceeds are
-
year.
in
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstg.
Authorized
(par value $10»
300,000
100,000
182,250
28,000
"
•
with
notification
of
of common
:
•
V"
,
be of¬
■,(,«
>1/
■'
'
■-
Seaboard Air Line
RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered—
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates- offered pn
July 28 an issue of $3,000,000 of the railroad's 4?/a%
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually from
Aug. 1, 1961 to 1975, inclusive. Halsey, Stuart & Co. inc.
Halsey,
,
the issue at competitive bidding on July 27
won
bid of 98.555 for
ler bid
The
to
98.207
The
issue
scaled
are
Issuance
by
is
the
to
to
yield from
sale
and
Interstate
be
with'a
4Vs% coupon. Salomon Bros. & Hutza
similar coupon.
a
for
certificates
maturity.
authorization
secured
of
3.50%
4.35%,
to
certificates
the
Commerce
according
subject
are
to
Commission.
by 20 Diesel
(1800
H.P.)
general
purpose
locomotives.
Others
will
(par
with
common capital stock to be offered
underwriting.
*
v
for expenses incidental to developing
properties.
gas
Securities
inventory
this
Streets
super
expansion
notification
of
covering 275,000 shares of
par
Inc.,
other on Main Street between D and E
This contemplated expansion will bring the
value $1)
cumulative conv. pfd. stk.,
stock
Oil &
in
the
Fressprich &
—V.
offering
Co.;
group
Freeman
&
Dick
Co.;
&
Merle-Smith; R. W.
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
were:
and
192, p. 212.
Seaboard
Finance
Co.—Debentures
Offered—Public
offering of $40,000,000 of the company's 5 %% sinking
fund debentures, due 1980, was made on July 27 by an
underwriting group headed by Lehman Brothers and
Blyth & Co., Inc. The debentures were priced at 100%,
plus
accrued
interest, and sold quickly at
premium.
a
The offering represents the first public sale of the com¬
preferred stock is preferred as to assets and dividends. It is
cumulative and non-participating.
It is convertible within five years
(on
or
before the first day of June, 1965)
to common stock on a
share-for-share basis, and convertible for the next succeeding five years
on
a
basis of % share of common for one share of preferred.
The
basis
and terms
of conversion may be changed by the corporation
pany's debentures.
the directors provided approval is also given by
class of stockholders of the corporation, either
in writing or at a meeting called for the purpose of considering the
matter
However, the time within which the conversion may be made
shall not be changed, nor shall such change if made be effective unless
at the time of making, such change and thereafter during the^ entire
period in which the conversion is authorized the capital represented
by the convertible shares is at least equal to the contribution to
capital required by law for the shares to be issued pursuant to the
conversion. The preferred stock is callable by the company at any time
business.
sThe
by a majority vote of
three-quarters of each
$12.50
at
share.—V.
per
191,
loans
offering
to
Royal Industries,
of
Industries,
Inc.,
manufacturers
of
nuclear
learned of three acquisitions
>»%•' • »■» v'-\ Tb •♦?**
Johnson told stockholders at the comoanv's
for the atomic energy program,
being completed by the company.
products
now
Company
President J. R.
at the Biltmore
Hotel in Los Angeles that following
approval of the Commissioner of Corporations, State of California,
Royal
will acquire Touch-Plate Corp. of Los Angeles, Calibration
Standards Corp. of Pomona, and Dublin Industries, Inc. of San Franmeeting
annual
in
of
to
according to Mr. Johnson.
involved.
President, is a major manu¬
facturer of low voltage wiring systems for commercial and residential
application Both Mr. Linkletter and Kenneth B. Cronk, Vice-President
in charge of operations, will remain active in the company following
The
He
did
acquisitions
not
were
made
for
stock,
disclose the number of shares
of which Art Linkletter is
Touch-Plate,
acquisition.
Calibration Standards, Mr. Johnson said, manufactures a line
of
precision electronic measuring instruments. Among its customers are
General Electric, Philco, Convair and Boeing.
The Calibration Stand¬
ards line, Mr. Johnson said, is compatible with the laboratory type in¬
strumentation products now manufactured and sold by Royal's IdealAerosmith Division,
and a joint effort will be initiated to develop
broader markets for the products of the newly acquired company.
The third acquisition, Dublin Industries, will be operated as Royal's
Nuclear
Science
Division. The company designs and manufactures
nuclear
analytical systems,
in addition to manufacturing products
used for the handling of radioactive materials and dangerous viruses
employed in the study of germ warfare. Among, the company's cus¬
tomers
are
Oakridge National Laboratories, Martin, General Electric
and Aerojet. Mr. Johnson said the capabilities of the Dublin acquisition
will complement Royal's position of growing importance in the nuclear
manufacturing field.
Mr
Johnson
said Royal's Vard Division has- become the number
one supplier
of control rod mechanisms for the U. S. Navy. The com¬
pany's backlog in this business alone already exceeds $5,000,000.
Stockholders were told that for the first six months of the current
fiscal year, sales were in excess of $6,000,000 and net profits after
all
charges exceeded
$140,000. He said additional improvement was
in
the
remaining
six months
of
the year.
This compares
will
The
borrowings
purchase
primarily
add
the
proceeds
originally
receivables
making
from
applied
incurred
the
in
in
per¬
proceeds
be
may
to
ordinary
the
initially
lend to
of
course
whose principal
executive office is in
Los Angeles, Calif., conducts its
lending operations through 561 offices
located
in
443
company,
cities-in
43
states
and
4
EARNINGS—Operating income of the
ended
March
803,330
the
31,
the
in
respective
I960
six
amounted
months
periods
to
March
and
provinces.
during the six months
$31,196,930
ended
$4,042,454
was
Canadian
company
31,
compared
Net
with
1959.
$27,-
income
in
$3,820,582.
REDEMPTION—Beginning
July 15, 1966 the company is required
$2,600,000 principal amount of debentures annually. For the
the
debentures
will
be
redeemable
at
the
principal
They also will be optionally redeemable after July 15, 1968
retire
at
fund
initial
an
price
of
103 %4%
UNDERWRITERS—In
derwriters,
have
the
represented
agreed
ti>
by
purchase
and
at
decreasing
Underwriting
Lehman
all
of
the
prices
the
Agreement,
Brothers
and
debentures
Blyth
not
thereafter.
several
&
agreed
Co.,
to
be
un¬
Inc.,
sold
•
by the company pursuant to contracts described under delayed delivery
arrangements.
The names and addresses of the several underwriters
and
the
each
maximum
of
them
are
principal
amount
of
debentures
be
to
purchased
Lehman
Brothers
$4,700,000
Blyth
& Co., Inc
Auchinclos, Parker
4,700,000
&
&
Robert
J.
Burge
G.
J.
300,000
Robert
Co.
200,000
Glore,
Co._^—
500,000
Goldman,
Inc.
500,000
300,000
Goodbody
Simmons
200,000
Co.
Bradford
C.
Alex.
Southwest
&
&
&
Co.—
Brush,
Inc.
&
Granbery,
Co.
Richard
W.
Corp.
Crowell,
Co._
&
200,000
& Co
Marache
&
Hallgarten
Harriman
100,000
500,000
Co
&
Ripley
Co.,
&
1,000,000
Inc.
Co.—
500,000
h.
&
Clarke
Hentz
Hill
&
Richards
100,000
J.
100,000
Hooker
A.
&
Hogle &
&
Co
Co.__
100,000
500,000
Co.—___•"
200,000
600,000
Hornblower
200,000
e
Co.
200,000
w.
Dominick—
500,000
Indianapolis Bond
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dominick
&
Eastman
Dillon.
&
&
E.
&
Hutton
Hutton
Share Corp
Union
Co.
F.
1,000,000
Johnston,
100,000
200,000
Inc
Weeks—
Fay,
Co.
&
Co.,
300,000
500,000
200,000
Co
Inc.
&
100,000
1,000,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Weedon
Securities
Sachs
1,000,000
Co
200,000
Co.__
Dain
&
Sons
—
200,000
Co.
_________
&
Courts
&
100,000
&
Co.___A_
and
Dodge
Clark,
M.
Forgan
200,000
Corp.
Co
Garrett
300,000
Sons
Slocumb
Burnham
J.
Michigan
100,000
Brown
^ 4
300,000
Co.
200,000
of
First
&
300,000
(Inc.)
;
First
&
500,000
Co.
&
-
California
200,000
'
Inc._
Co.
Ellis
Co.____
Securities
200,000
Eichler
Becker
&
Blunt
Co.,
3
Co.
Stearns
Bear,
Blair
&
Kraus
&
&
Bateman,
A.
Baird
First
&
Deetjen
Corp.
300,000
_____
Barth
Eberstadt
F.
Emanuel,
100,000
Co.;
W.
Inc.
Ball,
Amount
Equitable
Redpath
Bache
by
follows:
as
Amount
the
expected
engaged
finance,
funds.
short-term
and
is
which
sales
general
BUSINESS—The
amount.
Inc.—Acquisitions—Earnings-
Royal
its
reduction
sinking
stockholders
and
to
customers
to
2522.
p.
PROCEEDS—Seaboard,
sonal
,
regisL'??rpoMtlon'' 'of
sl2 00nr£v
statement
lease
under
manufacturing
cream
added
be
markets
will
the
cor¬
Wash.
will
of purchasing
CAPITALIZATION
*6%
will
interests
which
at
operated by
changed to
warrant.
Common
Fla.,
Corpo¬
markets. The company cannot
be completed as outlined.
The
feompany estimates the cost of these two new stores to total
approximately $160,000 for inventories and $280,000 for fixtures, equip¬
ment and leasehold improvements:
It is expected that all the proceeds
from the preferred shares will be applied toward the estimated $440,000
cost of the proposed two new stores.
However, the company reserves
the right to change
the use of the funds from that stated to some
other
corporate
purpose
if
unforeseen
conditions or circumstances
total
company's
assure
Johnson
the
of
purpose
express
Augustine,
interests
partnership
Rosauer
M.
1951
stores
these
company
and
Spokane,
proceeds
stores
Moscow,
1959,
manufacturing,
markets.
offices
used
be
new
new
Wash.,
Spokane,
Washington
a
building built for and leased by the
a
net
purpose
31,
the
super
super
earnings,
proposed
these
of
Streets
will
and
retained
two
is
cream
executive
PROCEEDS—The
One
Howard
a
laws
under
foil the
St.
•
operates six
and
products
fund
assets
corporation,
*lM^5VFerrail'' Street,
eral
the
On
entire
basis
Inc.,
and the corporate name was
Inc.
In 1952 and 1957, two subsidiary
organized.
the
the
are
in
••
The
Super
Markets,
company
plant
land
Salant & Salant, Inc.—Net Rises—
areas.
individually,
Rosauer's
.
op¬
an
1017.
p.
containing 54 motel units, a 115-seat restaurant, a swim¬
fecreatibh area and parking lots."
The partnership will
pool,
partnership
the offering.
serving Plattsburg,
organized in 1949 under the
but was not activated until
Rosauer
service
organized
formed
was
lease.
sold.
corporation
now
190,
an
Inc.,
the
and
year
$11,800,000.—V.
common
broadcasting
Inc.—Stock
fiscal
1959
period.
partnership
April 25, 1960,
title to certain
will
Restaurant;
tional
Co.
Rollins,
President
entire
same
on
fee
cisco
ta?arnJnls
comm
On
The
and
was
Co.,
J.. M.
bearing
share.
Hifaies,are running
State
oil and
second
pleased
sold
of
BUSINESS—Rosauer's
current
Ritter's net revenue
second
be
stock,
Vt.,
to
The
company.
for
to
common
shares have
high
the
was
by F.
•
manufacturer of professional equipment
hospital use has reported that consolidated
and
record
a
Common—
offering circular dated June 23, this com¬
pany commenced the public offering on July 15 of 28,000
shares of its 6% cumulative and convertible
preferred
stock
(par $10) at $10.50 per share through Foster &
Marshall, 820 Second Ave., Seattle 4, Wash. All of the
of
York,
New
medical
to
rose
the
General
105.
p.
Public
serving Pensacola-Mobile
merged
'
increase
to
the
for
in
approximately
now
"best efforts" basis.
a
firm
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—'
Rochester,
dental,
sales
stock.
headed
Rollins.
B
Rosauer's
177., p...2459.
Vfiv.'.
unable
is
BUSINESS—This
June
The
above.—V.
Co.,
been
on
The
cream
Co.
191,
holdings
one-single corporate entity.
•
Earnings
'
1959.
Del.,
brother
company
suant
'
Ritter
shares
Burlington,
Camera Co.—Acquired—
r-'tvt.,:
have
we
$750,000
S. A. F., Ltd.—Partnership Interests Offered—Public
offering was made on July 19 of $303,000 of limited part¬
nership interests at a price of $500 per interest, with the
minimum investment set a $1,000. The offering was un¬
derwritten by Jerry Thomas & Co., Inc., of Palm Beach,
Fla., and Radice Securities Corp. of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.,
ended
one
1959 were not published, but the com¬
full calendar year 1959 were 34 cents,
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
$57,775,000
were
$11,800,000
of
backlog
stations
time
Revere
1960
and profits
are
being curtailed. Expendi¬
engineering, because of their critical influence
profits, have been increased and are now in
sales."—V.
be
common
class
and
See
of
of
loss
Total
serving Newark-New York City. Chicago, Indianapolis, Norfolk, Wilm¬
ington and Georgetown, Del. Rollins also owns two television stations,
June 30.
taxes
same
sales
common
to
and
Wayne
class
net earnings equal to the net for the
whole of 1959 were reported July 26 by. Republic-Transcon Industries,
Inc., leading manufacturer of gas and electric water heaters.
Consolidated net sales for the period ended June 30, 1960, totaled
$8,518,713, an increase of 38% over the $6,170,713 for the same period
last year.
Net income after taxes for the first half of this year was
5629,419, equal to 35 cents a share on the 1,810,913 shares outstanding
million, net after
5575,000, and 1,679,083 shares outstanding.—V. 191, p. 2749.
the
offering will consist of 75,000 shares to be sold by the company
The
$13
of
of
group
35,000
and
six months
of
months
about
were
dropped to $1.06 from
in a report mailed to
said
and
and
3.5%
shares
and
demand for the product from manufacturer's of automotive
appliance parts, electronic parts and communications equipment
uses.-—V. 192, p. 11.
Earnings for the first half of
future
sales
company
for electrical
pany's per share earnings for the
based on consolidated
net sales
six
conditions,
Wilmington,
writing
Republic-Transcon Industries, Inc.—Net Up—
on
first
year
share
corporatiaon on July 22 filed a registration
statement with the Securities and
Exchange Commission covering 110,-
growing
sales and
the
this
per
President,
$57,355,000 for the same period in 1959.
June 30,
1960 and $4,446,000 to June 30,
reasearch
of
This
Reicnhold said that the increased production sof phenolic moldcompounds resulting from the new plant will serve to meet the
Record
for
of
Earnings
Jr.,
Down—
Rollins Broadcasting Inc.—Registers
^Mr'
and
months
sales
erating
bank
and
sources
with
Limited
property transaction was handled for RCI by Edward J. Dolan,
attorney in Carteret and the Houston, Seattle Co. of Newaik was the
parts
internal
the
face of constantly increasing cost of labor
and,
materials. To combat this, our continuing cost con¬
has
been
expanded
and
all
expenses
not
connected
with
for
excess
The
in"
in
future
on
*
plastics and
required
depreciation
extent,
program
tures
plants for- 'the production of a variety of chemicals.
Mr
Reichold. said that the location in Carteret was chosen because
nf
the
need for available waterfront property to
supplement the
Corporation's property in Elizabeth, N. J., which no longer has room
for
construction
funds
to
market
prices
directly
announcement, Henry H. Reicnhold, Presideht, stated
the newly-acquired property provides much-needed room for the
nrnnration's fast-grcwing operations. The new phenolic molding comnnund
facility, which will be
RCI's 24th. domestic plant, will be
followed bv
future construction on the Carteret property of other
of
to
of
some
trol
the
making
six
half.
Sales
$3,747,000
Because
Chemicals, Inc.—New Plant—
Carteret.
Tn
other
for
of
from
Discussing the drop in earnings, Mr. Rockwell said: "The important
problem
today is the price-cost, squeeze on many of our produces.
10,000
acquired, was purchased from the U. S. Metals Cb. of
just
first
Rockwell,
compared
were
start
has
it
balance
obtained
11.
p.
first
Vj
v.
as
1(J 00Q
Plains, N. Y., company announced on July 26 that it
construction immediately on a new phenolic molding
onmid
plant to be located on a
40-acre waterfront property in
fp,pt' New Jersey. The property,, which RCI also announced that
p
the
shareholders.
White
in
and
be
Manufacturing Co.—Net
years
5,000
Co
Boyce-^__
Co.,
for
last
5,000
Stroud
&
Sales
as
10,000
tq
ti,p
The
will
1960
expenditure
gross
$13,500,000.
in
earnings
192,
Rockwell
1569'
P-
ichhold
Reic.-
be
to
retained
borrowings.—V.
7,500
5,000
Meeds—
&
Bisscll
gimon
M
Stein
15,000
Corp.
Inc
expected
construction
total
Shares
122,500
10,000
20,000
corp
ro
Sr
J
such
accruals,
ivis.
* I0"'
i960 us
ior
The
&
&
"
Lemon
Co
500,000
&
7—~
Co.
de
300,000
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(446)
Amount
Amount
A.
M.
Kidder &
Kuhn,
W.
Loeb
C.
Co., Inc.
&
Langley
&
Freres
&
Lazard
Lester,
Carl
M.
&
300,000-
The
L.
Rhoades
Rothschild
Schwabacher
100,000
Shields
Co.———
200,000
I.
McKelvy & Co.—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Inc.
100,000
Singer,
&
100.000
100,000
to
Co..
&
&
&
Bros.
200,000
McDonald
300,000
stock
Hutzler
300,000
Deane
Smith,
F
Co
&
Stone
Co—
—V.
G.
—V.
&
191,
&
200,000
Boyce
Walker
White,
100,000
-
Pressprich
300,000
Co.
Corp—
1,000,000
„
300,000
Co
300.000
&
100,000
Co.
Co
&
&
Weld
500,000
100,000
Co.
&
Witter
Dean
&
Lerchen
Westheimer
Co.,
i
—
W.
&
&
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
H.
Wertheim
200,000
-
Pitfield
C.
Inc.
1,000,000
Co
&
Co
1,000,000
300,000
Co.
2749.
p.
191,
—
It
Corp.
of America—Proposed
announced
in Boston on July
19 that the directors of this
and of Thompson Industries, Inc. have approved an ex¬
holdings in Thompson for shares of Sheraton preferred
common,
which will make Thompson Industries a wholly-owned
was
and
of
subsidiary
of
about
owns
stampings
Sheraton
Corp.
The
of
Thompson,
a
to
new
issue
five
shares
the
automotive
shareholders
of
Sheraton
of
receive
amounting
come,
stock
of
the
sales
Net
to
The group
at
on
competitive sale
for
months
provision
$4.21
the
for
first
of
compared
ended
Federal
share
per
of
six
and
30,
net
with
taxes
shares
of
consolidated
equal
to
of
the
current
in
the
in¬
income
shanre
amounted
period
corresponding
1959.
Current
assets
oi
June
on
cash
and
$4,325,163.—V.
30,
1960
amounted
government
191,
to
securities.
$25,701,630,
Total
including
the
Sire Plan
of
to
Tarrytown, Inc.—Acquires—
title
of
of
closing
the
Plan,
SIRE
Among
Small
announced
SIRE
Corp.,
the
Plan
the
814
Investors
by
Inc.,
of
Albert
Tarrytown.
investors
states,
the
District
of
Afghanistan and Venezuela.
Aug.
rowed
investors
acquired
the
$100 each,
composed of
a
$50-ten-year debenture, with
subscriber.
$3.50
The
The
basic
of
preferred
share
per
the
in
S50
stock
is
the
The
return
is
$7
closing New York
representing the investors.
from
the
foreign
nation's
countries,
Smith
the
interest
in
White.
military
preferred
of
assured
sale
five
stock
units
cumulative
a
of
units
and
to
the
dividend
debentures
190,
announced
and
was
organized
research
of
expected
Bissett
and
Berman
are
&
equipment
ap¬
recently
by
who
Thomas
had
Bissett
B.
been
J.
who
have
been
with
equipment.
with
H.)
Smith, Inc.—Common Stock
July 21 offering circular, an
Thompson
Offered—
underwriting
by First Broad Street Corp., New
York,
publicly offered 82,000 shares of this firm's
par
common
stock
j.*,«?!2£EE0S—The net
$194,480,
be
$60,000 of
used
in
the
connection
at
$3*
per
of
this
Proceeds
&
proceeds
with
will
issue
be
will
f^n
h0
facilities
activities.
<?La£li orv
the
connection
allocated
Co..
with
above
There
made
tCh
to
funds
any
is
no
will
program
assurance
be
that
commercially
for
the
growth
further
authorization
to
the
company
Slant
additional
is
required
from
determine
1
5
permit the use of the $134,480 for fhe purposes
management shall have the
right in its sole discretion
the time and
manner
to which the
Reserve Fund will
applied. Funds not required for
working capital may be invested
from time to time in
No
portion
of
the
proceeds
of
3 fino
?°Jelectronic
y
government
this
issue
will
be
r incorporated in
and
used
to
make
parts
New York
on
July
1.
distributor of
used
approximately
electronic eauinment
in
nd" trans mi tthitr
Cn
radar' communication equipment
a?e a«£5E>? 28n?
f* majo5 categories of such components
plJgs anftLk" hinSfnff rf. ?1Uf ,and jacks' commercial phone tip
Erods
bindlng posts, jacks, test leads and accessories, test
terminals, high-fidelity
parts.
CAPITALIZATION
♦Common
stock
(lOc
'
UNDERWRITERS
GIVING
par
TO
value)
underwriters
t
I
PRESENT
accessories
and
Turben
1,000,000
1,000,000
Wm.
Co
Southern
Roberts
1960.
the
Ferris
200,000
Mason-Hagan,
&
Co.,
Inc
150,000
Co
&
Rotan,
150,000
Inc
Mosle
150,000
Co
150,000
Inc
&
Cartwright
Co..
&
$1.49
Co.
150,000
s
$
$
49,088,694
expenses.
37,301,104
52,512,533 273,579,241 276,607,365
38,636,241 210,318,178 211,147,910
11,787,590
13.876,292
63,261,063
65,459,455
4,589,824
5,132,846
27,947,468
27,675,552
192, p. 12.
the
defense
Sparton
of
contracts
amounting
Electronics
June,
Division
corporation
to
$5,000,000
the
of
president
The
orders
new
Mr.
to
contracts
marine
that
J.
during
Smith,
Sparton
contracts
Electronics
Smith
the
backlog
$7,000,000.
in
military electronics
,
Division
is
currently working on
communication and navigation
systems, and
for
for the
also
for
the
United
SAGE
announced
firm's
States.
that
Mr.
Smith
$1,000,000
a
division
government
ultra
in
explained
reliable
electronic
and
Period Ended June 30—
that
the
new
facility
will
devices
incorpo¬
2220.
p.
oper.
revenue..
$2,740,278
Railway
oper.
expenses.
2,089,616
railway
—V.
below
v
ry. oper,
oper.
192, p.
for
whom
to
to
(A. E.)
The
$894,349
$3,760,856
433,708
1,527,845
12.
V
net
earnings
This,
pany's
net
111.,
of
with
$655,657
net
a
corn,
soybean
subsidiaries
its
for
profit
of
■
..
-
the
three
chemical
months
$2,550,224 for
months
Chemical
on
June
30
Co.
were
and
processor
ended
the
first
fiscal year, brings the nine
months, income
for the preceding nine months
was
nine
30,
June
half
to
year
$4,377,695,
ago
compared
the
with
nine
same
$1.84
restated
months
for
a
all
owns
the
year
to
the
and
include
preceding
ago.—V.
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp
The
the
of
the
UBS
Staley's
ended
June
nine, months
191,
608.
p.
July 18.
Sterling said his
intn
I960,
Mr.
and
Sterling
real estate estimates
were based on
transactions
process
since
the
company
entered
the real
April. For the current fiscal year ending Aug. 31,
in
pointed
£n4ogoalre?enues ?ould
5,358,869 shares of
out,
on
flow
added.
"Very
°wuh
With
lesser
a
.
number
might
hit
development
$3
of
stock
compared
outstanding
million
combined
of 30 cents
to
11
a
cents
profits
inC0iraf„by
dovetailing
are
our first
of
Its
with
share
a
on
share
oii
the
last
compared
to
last
year's
$2
million
-'
estate
year
to
ago.
made
was
offered
are
and
subsidiary,
a
prepay
Microtech,
use
in
of
working
capital.
Inc.,
with
its
the
outstanding stock
Astor-Rocket,
Inc.,
Connecticut
a
design
the
as
Industries,
and
office
of
corporation.
manufacture
in
Chesshire,
Industries, an
Talley
Delaware
a
of
corporation,
Industries is
Talley
solid
propellant
ballistic
for
$1.6 million
N.
it
Navy
missiles
Y.,
of
the
Telechrome
heads
awarded
July
on
produce
Tartar
19
this
by
complete
and
Terrier
weapons
fired
from
electronics
The
to
J.
Contract—
systems in surface-
Amityville,
of
company
Raymond
Popkin-Clurman,
company.
will
the
of
aircraft
contract for communications
been
announced
was
President
has
firm
also
telemetering
missiles,
naval
systems
both
surface
manufactures
of
exercise
for
whiah
anti¬
are
vessels.
television
equipment
controls
systems
for
industry.
Telechrome's
Hammarlund
produces commercial and industrial radio equipment.—V.
and
Division
191,
and
oil
Of
2029.
p.
year
dent
This
of
company
publicly-owned
Silver
Spring,
Md.,
may
soon
with
merge
eycl:
programs
well
under
Hi
a
Co.
company in the Washington area, Edward J. Myerson,
the
company's
shareholders
at
their
annua/
President,
informed
meeting on July 18.
Mr.
Myerson
Teletray,
for
the
at
that
the
company
of
size
as
In
addition,
electronic
within
Teletray
current
not
related
field
a
electronic
industry. He would
meeting but he did say
annual
same
ordering
disclose
have
to
of
sys-'j
space
firm's j
the
key
that the company was
Negotiations are currently taking
Teletray.
place.
of
in
was
distributor
and
restaurant
the
the
occup
comp
said
manufacturer
a
Teletray, with a commitment from a major supplier
equipment, anticipates entering the commercial sound
next
few months,
according to Mr. Myerson.
the
expects
to
which
year
the
past
double
will
fiscal
its
end
year,
fiscal
31,
1961,
net
Myerson
Mr.
sales
the
said.
slightly
during
volume
1960
year
March
Toletray's
only
rose
$265,774, but the company's net after all deductions and- allowances
taxes jumped
almost $15,000, from a loss of
$10,521 in 1959 to
profit
of
$4,120.—V.
191,
2249.
p.
Sulphur Co.—Net Down-
Gross
from
revenue
sales
$29,117,460, compared
according to the
Net
income
lent
of
to
for
61.2
the
cents
stockholders.
cents
revenue
the
first
six
for
from
sales
Net
ago.
$3,416,699,
37.2
with
earnings
half
for
of
the
34.1
or
a
year
cents
ago.—V.. 191,
Texas & Pacific
Net
—V.
oper.
revenue.,
oper.
expenses.
rev.
from
railway
192,
p.
period
p.
or'69.5
$6,969,975,
of
1959.
quarter of
I960 wa»
comparable period a year
30
June
with
compared
1923.
amounted to
$3,719,419, or
,
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months—1959
$6,111,626
$6,341;404 $37,451,090 $38,153,174
4,790,219
5,285,761
30,416,5-1
29,327,504
ry. oper.
$1,321,407
$1,055,643
Inc...
$8,123,586
$7,736,653
383,495
302 176
2,048,747
2,147,303
oper.
12.
the
company's second quarter
earnings
same period
last year, as net
months
income
was
half
of
announced,
1960,
Net
Net
-V.
Th(
Lehm
.
June
1975
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Co.—Net Up—News—
first
Kailw
Railw
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
shr.re,
per
amounted to
a year
1960
same
second
as
against $18,992,214 for the
income for the three months
ended
cents,
Railway
Railway
of
the
report to shareholders.
of 1960 was $6,128,128, equiva¬
10,020,000 shares in the hands
the
on
compares
the
first
half
for
semi-annual
months
share
per
first
$33,024,848
company's
This
share,
per
for
with
ago,
units
The
being
superimposed on our growing
reaI estate project," Mr. Sterling said.
real
a
financing will be used to
Telechrome Manufacturing Corp.—New
A
shares.
.
substantial
the
land
result ln earnings
the
company
$16,011,021
Forecast—
Security Analysts
J
escrow
amounted
period
sub-systems.
com¬
for
corporation's recent entry into
large-scale California land devel¬
could add $1 million to fiscal
1960 earnings besides
$500 000
net income
anticipated exclusively from oil and
gas operations
Presi¬
dent Morton A.
Sterling told the New York Society of
in
year
same
Texas Gulf
The
Mr.
the
reported
opment
now
for
corporation;
Microtech, Inc.,
Gross
on
the
of
the
missiles and military aircraft.
These devices include gas
rotary actuators, inertia reels, thrusters and similar equip¬
Astor-Rocket, Inc. was organized for the purpose of
engaging
in
the
development and manufacture of propellants
to be
used
in
rockets and ballistic
devices.
Microtech, Inc. designs and manufac¬
tures
radio
frequency transmission lines and components which use
waveguide as the basic medium.
Its major products are flexible and
rigid waveguide
components,
microwave
components
and
miciowave
30,
of
Cambridge, Mass,, which became a division
1959. Earnings per share for
the nine months
for
to
ment.
for
$3,205 881
$3,885,511,
of
$1.50,
$2.10
a
of
Arizona
a
and
profit
first
Cash
.
$4,376,536
2,201,991
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Net Down—
Decatur,
half
in
equal
outstanding.
pay
BUSINESS—Talley
to
he
First
.
$3,100,265 $16,389,299 $16,812 535
2,205,916
12,628,443
12,435,999
180,641
.
first
the
then
existing accounts payable; to advance funds to
Astrc-Rocket, Inc., a subsidiary, for the purchase of
machinery and
equipment; and for research and development.
The balance of the
proceeds will be added to the company's general funds to be advanced
about
1960—6 Months—1959
$650,662
inc.—
in
to $495 million
proceeds from
indebtedness
Incorporated:
During
FINANCING
?2,M0 warrants488'500 ShS'
.
from
rev.
acquired
earnings
were
Silverman, President, said
253.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
field
Net
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Railway
which
stock at a price of $7.75 per share
July 28 by Adams & Peck. The securities
speculation.
terns
Seattle
shares
a
name
&
950,507
Teletray Electronic Systems, Inc.—Merger Sought—
will be con¬
Southwest section
the
electro-mechanical
prime-weapons systems.—V. 185,
reported
company
components
designed to conduct research, develop and manufacture
specialized
devices used by the Atomic
Energy Commission, prime contractors and
for
first
Talley Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pub¬
offering of 200,000 shares of Talley Industries, Inc.
facility
in
be
rated
the
lic
system.
electronics
in
Acceptance
early in July.)
acquired
was
the
Chairman, and Herbert R.
receivables
the
systems
sub systems
Mr.
division's
of
the
on
Talcott,
which
1959,
192,
on
is
for research,
development and production of ultra
safing and arming systems for military weapons
systems.
reliable
and
the
high
of
million, compared
the
reported
largest portion of new business is in prime
research, development and production of anti-sub¬
and devices; the next
largest portion of the
the
warfare
business
new
of
said
for
raised
all-time
an
Smith
income
awarded
were
corporation
John
20,
contracts
net
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $3,363 of
sundry
debt and 861,043 shares of common
stock, $1 par value.—V. 191, p. 2685.
Sparton Corp.—Government Contracts—
Military
and largest
inde¬
factoring organiza¬
and
generators,
1960—6 Months—1959
revenue..
month
oldest
preferred dividends, earnings equaled $1.81
per
shares of common stock outstanding on June
30,
do not include the earnings of First
$610
devices
1960—Month—1959
oper.
to
country's
for
half
share
per
James
Conn.,
Co.—Earnings—
inc
the
973,951
first
the
In
150,000
&
Strader
Sweney
ry. oper.
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
of
one
1960
figures
(The
and
oper.
of
provision
on
certain
oper.
from
Inc.,
1959.
After
share
on
&
;
...
Dittmar
s
at
was
$1,946,605,
up
28%
from
the
$1,516,051
similar period last year. Provision for Federal
taxes
in the current year was $2,232,000, compared with
$2,043,000 in
&
Whittaker
300,000
300,000
estimated
more
for the
reported
as
Railway
rev.
reserves
net
has
total
than 24
84 billion
cubic
ol
common
Railway
railway
gas
natural
Sunset
gas
reserves
of
Talcott,
months
six
200,000
L.
300,000
Pacific
and
of
oil
pendent commercial and industrial financing
tions, reported on July 20, that consolidated
200,009
Co
&
Parke
Fleming-
feet
crude
(James) Talcott, Inc.
200,000
12.
p.
a
James
200,000
Co.
Co.. Inc.
&
Overton
Robert
&
cubic
net
he said.
result
and
5,000
million
undeveloped
barrels,
more
oil
increasing income from real estate, Mr.
Sterling
foresees a doubling of the company's oil and gas reserves in
the next
five years.—V. 191, p. 1265.
&
P. Harper & Son &
Schmidt,
300,000
192,
Co.,
Co.
550,000
Co
Nolan,
&
Scranton
House
J.
550,000
Sherrerd
11
and
and
that
300.000
A.
in
300,000
W,
650,000
Stone
Beane
becoming
—V.
Co.,
Inc.
Curtiss,
1
&
&
Co.
common
iuior'zed Outstanding
named
'•-/
million
engaged
year
EFFECT
of
The
agreed
principal
$300,000
Merrill,
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
»nv
prin-
or
a
related
Mericka
650,000
&
W. B. Hibbs &
—V.
of
small portion
respective
500,000
&
Folger,
obligations.
the «'"<>">«■ officers
any
a manufacturer and
components
J.
Chas.
Co.
any
be
ffpal Skholdmlalli0ns ,r0m
-
severally
Inc.
&
Podesta
Fahnestock
such
acquisiprofitable. In
of
way - be used to acquire
short-term
Wm.
1,000,000
„
oil
of
developed
engaged
population
a
have
following
2,000,000
Co.__
Spokane, Portland
approximately
working capital
to
the
nihe RfstrvaFund
and
equipment. No
St
,
&
&
Co
Cruttenden,
be
expanding business of the company.
will be earmarked as
a
Reserve Fund and it
use this Reserve Fund to
acquire additional prod¬
ucts, some of which may be related
to the present
product lines and
♦some
of whicn
may not be related to the
present product
lines/but
all of which will be
within the electronic
field. It may invest in or
purchase one or more
companies in these fields or
organize one or
more
subsidiaries to engage in these
activities. The
company may use
securities of the
company as well as the cash
Reserve Fund in order
to effectuate this
purpose. The
company has not as yet entered into
negotiations
xor
any
acquisitions
nor
devoted
and
gas
barrels
Amount
3,000.000
is the intention to
developments
the
holdings
California."
Sterling reported continuing activity of the company's
operations, with net daily production of approximately
Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.,
__$3,100,000
Co
Williston
Butcher
bor¬
interest
share.
,The balance of $134,480
y.
Co.
Co.——
structed
a
funds
the
utility
including
below
named
company
——
R.
and
associated
Woolridge for approximately five year. Each
was
in charge of
classified military projects
involving countermeasures, countercountermeasures, reconnaissance, and several
types of communciations,
as
applied
to
strategic warfare,
limited
warfare
and
intelligence
systems.—V. 189, p. 856.
group headed
N.
Y.,
public
estimated
an
part of California,
the
Marache
&
Rand
highly
Pursuant to
to
gas
spotstqf
Mr.
to-air
Ramo
(Herman
operating
an
purchasers
A.
July
scientists
with
than
bonds:
&
Co.
Net
commercial
electronic
to
the
Bradford
Granbery,
Net
Thompson Ramo Woolridge, Inc.
Mr.
Berman is
President
of
the
new
organization, and Mr. Bissett is Executive
Vice-President.
The
company is adding to its staff a
group of engineers and scientists
whose specialties lie in the field of
sophisticated
100
from
Rothschild
—V.
advanced electronic
some
scientists
redeemed
prior
also
is
,
Bissett-Berman
Bernard Berman,
However,
case.
of less
hot
readily available."
the
on
manufacture of
requirements
plications.
each
be
may
2,000,000
F.
will
and
is
L.
of
1879.
p.
at
of Los Angeles.
Weld
C.
of
population
are expected to bottom out in
1960, with an upturn
becoming even stronger in 1962 and succeeding
years, certainly
1965," he said. "Population increases will help to
power the
anticipated uptrend. Mortgage money is presumably
a
or
7%, a part of which paid
deduction, is a return of capital
portion of the return which repre¬
selling
in
company
3,000,000
each
tax
returns.—V.
the
Kidder. Peabody & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Shields
the
balance
for 3,000 prime acres in the
Los Angeleo
Sterling said. "We expect to announce this
project within
days. The company will then have major land
program.
Amount
July 22 that is has acquired
Bissett-Berman Corp. of Los Angeles, Calif.
place A. O. Smith further into the field
the
development
both
of
the
Corp.—Acquires Interest-^
which
move
a
through
interest
natural
southern
unit,
per
Milwaukee, Wis. firm,
50%
of
title
redeemed
made
The
program.
construction
be
may
bonds
to
company
providing
the
purchase
amounts
the
cost
PURCHASERS—The
to
the
bonds.
in
City
of
none
interest
an
these
bonds
accrued
Period Ended June 30—
depreciation income
not taxable. The
(A. O.)
for
the
share
amortization
of
the
cost
of
deductible from Federal income tax
is
1965
plus
BUSINESS—The
interest.
sents
a
of
minimum
a
therefore
It
Plan, Inc. in a
founder
and
President
Mintzer,
Inc.
property
of
,
1,
at
of
cost
190%;
expansion
to
be
option of
ranging from 106.97% to 100%; for sinking
purposes
redemption prices are scaled from
Inc.
The
and
Estate
are
representatives
Columbia
and
two
60
out
Real
affiliate
an
to
advances
represents
and
applied
new
fund
Hogle & Co
Model, Roland &
ownership of the $3,000,000 group of garden apartments known
"Sleepy Hollow Gardens," in
Tarrytown, New York,
passed
to
investors
be
prices
renewal
or
Riter
The
814
alsc
at
company
fund
J.
as
indebtedness
construction
will
REDEMPTION—The
liabilities
current
1922.
p.
This
its
will
bonds
negotiating
1961
to
Corp.
company for
the proceeds
the
holdings
neat-
now
through
from Blyth & Co.,
of
first major
independent oil
plans further land
develon
spring the company
acquired the
development in San Diego and
in Mav
a
future city site of 12,000
acres
field,
This
"Housing starts
in
Lighting
sale
the
h
ra
reach
Mr.
90
As
from
a
to
company's independent sjurveys support government and
banking
for
a
rising housing market in the 'Sixties,
according tn
Sterling.
b
0
Mr.
101.579%.
of
its
and
forecasts
feet,
J.
$2,882,597
were
all
on
per
year
bid
a
to
million,
expect our income
share," he added.
per
be the
to
estate
Sterling disclosed.
San Carlos housing
is
three
used
of
outstanding.
$31,103,573
on
came
the
$3
to
The
of the issue
award
won
26
43As
as
enter
added
to
the
Of¬
Pacific
proceeds
common
net
$5.66
California—Bonds
Inc., 101.564; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., 101.374; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.20, and First
Boston Corp., 100.93.
income
after
1960,
Canadian
497,000
1959,
then
months
with
June
the
on
compare
half
shares
first
the
a
(& Subs.)—Net Down—
consolidated
July
Other bids for the bonds
2,400,000 in
reports
of
est, to yield 4.60%.
principally
company
six
number
$30,478,526
of
the
for
same
of
share
a
2603.
Mass.
to
of
convertible preferred stock and
for every 15 shares of Thompson.
submitted to stockholders of both companies
outstanding. These results
$2,815,353
on
Co.
fered—White, Weld & Co. is manager of an underwrit¬
ing syndicate which offered on July 26 an issue of
$23,000,000 of the company's 4%% first mortgage bonds,
series D, due Aug. 1, 1985, at 102.214 and accrued inter¬
102.22%
nine-tenths
value
par
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
Fitchburg,
of
$2,092,710 for
charges including
which
common,
proposal is being
approval.—V. 190, p.
The
currently
supplies metal
organization
company
industry.
will
$100
Sheraton
The
for
55-hotel
80%
Thompson
Gas
cents
believed
"Sunset
\
"basin,"
Counties
than 75
more
real
4,000-acre
10,000
Inc.
reasonable
Sacramento.
by the company to repay short-term indebtedness to its parent,
Merger—
company
change
S.
it is
to
Mr.
Sunset
10,000
2461.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
Sheraton
V.
or
profits of $2.5 to
million, in fiscal 1961.
$4
years,
International,
producer
Shares
Co.,
Inc
Wickett & Co.,
than
three
million,
Sunset
Monday, August 1, 1960
.
.
anticipates net
more
ments,
&
16,250
Inc
Saxe,
Southern
Webster
&
Watling,
&
Hopwood
W.
Inc.——
&
Street
$4
common
Name
29,500
16,250
of
"Within
60
Co.
&
Staats
Bros.
Van
500,000
Jaffray
R.
Securities
100,000
Curtis-
&
Piper,
R.
Stein
200.000
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
500.000
100,000
Co—
—
Northwest
Pacific
William
Co.—-
Cook
Ohio
Russell
of
shares
Sunset
way.
flow
100,000
Barney
100,000
Moseley &
S.
Newhard,
Globus,
&
Shares
1,000,000
—
The
Name
First Broad Street Corp.
100,000
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
set
500,000
Simon & Co
M.
from the company the number of
forth
opposite their respective names:
purchase
500,000
Co.—.—.
&
Co
Scribner
1,000,000
Corp. is acting as representative and managing under¬
have
severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions
underwriting agreement a copy of which has been iiled with
the Securities and Exchange Commission
to find purchasers for, as
agents of the company or, to the extent purchasers are not found
the
of
;—
Salomon
1,000,000
Co. Inc.
Lundborg &
100.000
Robinson-Humphrey
F.
Street
Broad
writer
Co.,
Gardner—
&
Co.-
&
Irving
&
—__——
Co.,
300,000
Co.
JLoewi
Pierce
.
Reinholdt
1,000,000
Co.—
Co
Loeb,
Inc.
1,000,000
Co.—
Ryons &
Rauscher,
zoo.ooO
Co
.
compared
earnings
''-V
to
were
'
7'.'
.
last
9%
up
*•
?
•
of
$1,863,304
year's
over
i.'.i
in
*
ahead
moved
.
V-
"1
1
for
$1,621,218.
1959,
with
7
■
:
•
reei
15%
the three
the
earning"
For
to
628
<ir7
o
$3>9°t7^.
of
6iX
voted
09
July
The Commercial
...
and
income of $13,246,960, compared with a 1959
of $13,214,962 and net Of $3,641,934.
B.
Fuqua, Board Chairman,
said
the
board
on
regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share,
gross
on
gross
!?,0TnpND—H.
Dl
Number 5973
192
Volume
a
Pranklin,
Aoimiri
ea
rungs
shareholders
date this year
to
TTv,i2
earnings
its
plus
program,
level, has enabled the company to
position, Mr. Fuqua said.—V. 190,
every
at
/.mips
£Con,nvp
jmprove
exploration
and
drilling
to
DUu
♦
1
"ffiS
contract
contractor,
P
1961.
in
addition
new
a
to
Waterbury
as
com-
in?/
than
more
1,000
msc
Electrical Industries,
Thorn
Telephone
International
&
Timely Clothes, Inc.—Registers
lVi%-
to 6%
commission
stockholder subscriptions.
of
supplied by amendment.
The
clothing,
retail
stores.
will
two-thirds
adidtion
In
to
the
Frederick
be
Fresident.
subsidiaries,
from
proceeds
the
and
directors
as
Board
as
a
The
group.
Chairman
and
of
the
for
the
of
10%
adjustment.
$160,381
to
l
for
first
as
30,
from
on
also
half
stock,
Dec.
on
of
declared
1960
payable
9,
1960
Period Ended June 30—
H.
Railway
Railway
Net
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
from
rev.
$636,548
this
Buffalo,
in
quarter
compared
be
N.
66
or
with
income
net
$167,529,
Operations for
as
Y.,
profitable
the
last
those
as
plant
enters
cents
share
a
$1,981,286
of
last
reclaimed
half
will be
of
the
first
oper.
-V. 192,
inc.—
■
$270,612
$1,424,472
Six
76,189
394,755
441,827
year
in
Cleveland
six
corporation
months
high for
of
1960
2,345,107
sales
191,
2249.
p.
company, and
first six months of
1959.
First hali
earnings
over
period in
announced
were.
24%
:
fiscal
to
'Our
$2.07
or
$1.47
or
the
were
cents
business
I960
with
Referring
$16,477,292
the
for
this
for the
share
per
Mr.
share
per
first
same
June
this
30
paid
in
both
share
per
should
continue
totalled
$12,069,320,
Inventories
the
June
on
an
30
figure,
year-ago
three
key cities.—V.
185,
Jhoe^0rporatiort
separate
two
each
quarters,
three
past
1324.-V
p..
at
July 18,
on
are
to
and
be
bis
Newark, N.
^Newark, N.
outstanding
J.
J.
iluio
rev.
to
'
Miss.,
Towmotor
now
25
owns
feet of factory and
addition to properties
in
I960
of
Used
to
fVitv*
1,
the
'x'.u
.
filed
Inc.
a
year
a
ago.—V.
short
!
ry
0per
term
loans;
inc.__
also
half
first
cents
equal
to 56
outstanding
outstanding a
shares
common
34,599,672
a
common
a
previous high
cents a common.
31, 1960) of the
with $7,225,915 for
President,
said
added'that
planned
his
in
company's volume
he
ago.—
report
"there
is
every
this year should exceed
work
of
"we
optimistic about the amount
be_ undertaken in the next few years
to
said
firm
the
Corp.,
as
are
has
been
for
agents
about
72
miles
of
Williams
of
miles
206,000.
cur¬
42
the
reported
eight-inch
record
July
oral
the
awarded
to
contract
Alaska
12-inch
of
a
obtain
by
Pipeline
natural
gas
work
is
progressing satisfactorily
pipeline being laid in Iran
products
Co.,
miles
with 86
on
the
for
the
completed.—V. 192,
now
the
000,
the
half
with
of
12>/2
52.
p.
65
on
Sept.
of
cents
a
share,
the
on
Mr.
for
the
highs for the
full year.—V.
191,
p.
for
$1.56
or
per
figure
the
the
Mr.
$36,968,for
months
share.
share,
common
to
$39,329,000
six
common
per
President,
of
first
for
the
the
of
This
1960
compares
same
period
;
stated
that
the
substantial
drop
in
quarter resulted principally from increased
addition, he stated that earnings were adversely
sharp drop in steel shipments experienced in May
second
In
Wood
added
that
excessive
deferred
during
maintenance
the
period
of
charges, result¬
the steel strike
the
expected
into
the
for
low
very
should
by
steel
mill
steel
Mr.
to
Wood,
continues
time
production
Wood
will
begin
proceeding
$36
schedule,
on
con¬
it
and
been
brought
current con¬
reflect
to
'*
expansion
Mr.
program,
blooming mill and
new
that
and
because
have
••
million
the
of
is
production
inventories
'
Steel's
construction
that
"this
exceed
to
before
v
Alan
reported
is
of
'
Regarding
Wood
According
products
matter
a
that
so
for the steel industry, Mr. Wood said that
industry and the company are currently at
added, however,
that a pickup
in orders
is
the
He
August.
of
only be
line
outlook
both
level.
sumption."
same
/
the board that he expected the upturn
for the second six months and that sales
new
income
$2.84
or
Wood,
the
Speaking of
to
continue
Net
maintenance
operations
to stockholders of
stock for the first
Wilson said, as com¬
basis
,,
'
R.
by
June.
from
a
15
adjusted
•
comparable
a
company operated at capacity, also reduced earnings.
Mr. Wood said
that the company's operating rate averaged 82.4%
during the first half of the year, compared with a rate of 82.0%
for the entire industry.
*
the
on
-
.
$1,205,000,
for
sumption
dividend
quarter amounted to $350,000, or
preferred dividends. This compares
share for the first three months
T ■■'l.-'i:
after
year.
and
common
share
share
per
share
1959.
$2,096,000,
last
affected
of
on
per
second
common
per
below
employment costs.
six
cents
of
to
earnings
period,
Louis
-
-
Harleston
show
treatment
the
share
$1.14
or
somewhat
amounted
for
for
common
year.
or
first
29.
agent
income
per
$855,000,
Sales and operating revenues for the first half amounted
Up—News—
first
the
per
were
Net
cents
of
per
payable
stock
Mutual
Funds,
Securities
and
Instrument
Victoreen
the
facilities
new
ready to commence operations by mid-1961.—V.
191, pp.
plate
should
845 and
be
429.
2794.
Inc.,
Washington,
C.—
D.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Exchange Commission—
I960
1959
$5,326,725
t 367,199
$5,190,850
.196,500
240,032
170,699
225,050
$0.28
v
>
$0.37
•
sales
profit before taxes
Prov.
Net
1
for Federal income taxes
profit
to
surplus-zcz^v-!^^----
Earnings per share
All per-share figures
_a~-
465,082
are
based on 613,842 shares presently out¬
standing. These are interim figures and are subject to year-end audit.
—V. 191, p. 1713.
-
Co.—Subsidiary Acquires—
of Design Tool Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., manufacturer of
tools for the electronics industry, by Federal Manufacturing
&
Engineering Corp., a subsidiary of The Victoreen Instrument Co.,
Cleveland, is announced by David H. Cogan, Chairman and President
Acquisition
precision
of
,
Garden
in
$
253,584,716
City,
12,732,570
N.
Y.,
was
for all shares of Design Tool.
exchanged
tools manufactured by Design Tool incude automated
manufacturers of transistors, diodes and other minia¬
electronic components and of printed circuitry,
—
f
precision
17,576,384
Cogan
said
Earnings
to
for
oper.
Kentucky
expenses.
8,416,297
7,458,993
44,801,183
49,107,076
Net
Net
—v.
rev.
from
railway
192,
p.
oper.
52.
$1,954,485 $11,592,773 $11,467,508
$1,900,710
ry. oper.
Inc.■
436^80,6
.
,
392,271;.
2,591,538
,
2*985,115
to
!.
/
•
The
the
Maspeth, N. Y., firm reported that sales and earnings during
half of 1960 showed gains of more than 50% over.the com¬
first
a
the
half
producers,
He
a
*
Rogers,
despite
of
President,
a
small
than
more
pointed
sales
out
of
lower
much
mining
or
66
were
out¬
cents
per
•
Illinois and West
against $9,644,563
one
said
drop
half
a
in
to
million
substantial increase in
sales,
was
attributed
to
capital improvements,
the
that
dollars
of
in
the
company
jobbing
profit
properties.—V.
T
coal
margin
191,
p.
(mined
than
2141.
by
mined
other
coal
-
>
coal
of
coal
in¬
the
from
v
amounted
The remainder
companies)
from
.'.-v.'
sales
'■
/.
„
sales
net
and
recent
$8,489,494 this year, against $7,811,512 a year ago.
resents
earn¬
$448,756 and
of common
totaled
of the leading
amounted to $9,627,036,
company,
operating efficiencies due
rise
taxes
after
net
1960.
on the 423,409 shares
with earnings of $281,044,
of last year.
the, company's own. mines.
v■
Welbilt Corp.—Net Soars—News—
,
the
%
M.
earnings,
creased
first
30,
June
share
per
compares
of
coal
last year.
Alfred
$1.06
the
sales
period,
the
This
share,
ended
months
for
equivalent
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months—1959
$9,359,703 $10,370,782 $56*393,956 $60,574,584
revenue—
Railway
u
,y are entitled; accordingly, all unit holders are requested
?, units, in the name in yvhich they desire to have the
issued.w-v., 191,' p. 2685.
' ■
15 •- -
oper.
six
standing.
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Postponed—
postponement from
proceedings under the
a
In
Net
Wabash
Co., Inc.—Hearing
counsel for the company of Coral Gables, Fla.,
authorized
ings for the
that
'
Mining
request of
Zeigler^^ Coal & Coke Co,-—Net Up—
for
63,540,976
2,595,263
,
Design Tool would operate as a division of
Federal under
its present management. The division, he added, will
be expanded in product lines as
well as in facilities and personnel.
The operations are being
moved immediately from Brooklyn to Fed¬
eral's modern plant in Garden City.—V. 192, p. 254.
Mr.
180,168,875 190,043,740
60,180,556
,
said that Design Tool, which will operate as a division
of Federal, will add approximately $2,000,000 to Federal's annual sales
volume. An undisclosed amount of stock of Federal, which is located
1960—6 Months—1959
10,192,049
,,
the
has
July 27 to Aug. 29, 196(k
of
the hearing
in
Securities Act of 1533 to
determine
whether
a
stop
order should be issued suspending
the
registration statement of said company which proposed the public
offering of 1,000,000 common shares at $1 per share.—V. 192, p. 349.
Cogan
The
....
Yuscaran
At
SEC
Victoreen.
Mr
;
end
the
at
year
The Conshohocken,
Pa., company reported on July 18 sales and
operating revenues amounting to $16,763,000 for the second quarter
of 1960. This. is
considerably less than first quarter results of $20,-
The corporation on July 14, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the'SEC covering 500 shares of 5 V2 % preferred non-cumulative stock
to be offered at par ($100 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Down-
$
59
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Net Down—
for research
43,044,544 240,349,431
of
same
in St.
a
reported
to
to
ago—the
year
a
have completed 541 miles of the 1,800*Co. liquefied petroleum gas products pipe¬
Williams Brothers Co. in a mid-year report
by
Net
turized
$
voted
would set
With
Files
equipment
32,852,495
the
1959.
Wilson
$33,500,-
was
World Publishing Co.—Statement—
189, p. 2833.
9,265,189
1,808,374
of
for
cents
tne
and
National Iranian Oil
$2,213,000.
1960
1960
spreads
Williams,
Williams
Mr.
.
per
15c
for
Earnings
53
Universal
(par 25
Subs.)—Net
$
39,517,742
30,252,553
of
and
ago,
6.8%.
Co.—Forecast—News—
Pipeline
presently
ing
24.9%
split
$953,844,000
for the
year
Corp.
1369.
also
25.
with
the
in
.
1960—Month—1959
'
months
Mr.
v~ K- Osborne & Sons, Inc., Beverly
(&
of
Directors
from
Aug.
period
office
other
notification with
cents) to be
of
letter
stock
of
to
income
a
Delta
Co., for con¬
pipeline from a
point on the Kenai Peninsula to near Anchorage, Alaska.
He said the firm is now laying pipe on a 45-mile, 20-inch natural
gas pipeline from Seneca to Terra Alta, W, Va., for Atlantic Seaboard
molded
.,
half
Board
v
that
struction
construction,
for
1959-May
compared
exclusive
"an
as
13%
2%-for-l
pared
i
h
tires
from
equal
was
$19,741,000,
with
Brothers
1959,"
Engineering
com¬
$1,250,000
is $962,979 or 5OV2C per share
share last year.
Mr. Burns said
share have been paid in the
third quarterly payment of 15c has been declared
p.
up
directors
and earnings
common
retire
were
$2,764,000
six
acres
United Financial
Corp. of California^-To Sever Units
l.iLCOrporation announced on July 25 that with the agreement oi
tie in
pothers, managing underwriter of its offering of units on
?5 ai'\
,5 ttie 5% convertible subordinated debentures due June l,
its u'iii
caPttal stock of the company, which comprise the
orii mi .i? separately transferable after Aug. 15, i960. Holders of
whir>ti »ii
date wil1 be mailed certificates for the capital stock
nock
under
now
scrap
new
and
quarter
34,753,648
announced
H.
work
Mr.
months
49V2c
or
Period Ended June 30—
hav)
a
quarter decline in foreign sales and even
over last year in our six month
figures."
191,
record
firm,
expenses_
way oper.
1S2- P. 51.
altai
1
predicted. The
when
fall
quarter,
second
compared
construction
was
of
with
six
fiist
a
described
up
Board
his
The
July
July
revenue—
from
idi
least
at
first
recent
~
cnod Ended
June 30—
et
(Dec.
$7,241,167
to stockholders
our
were
told
Union Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
oper-
be
of
months of this year and
John L. Wilson, President,
July 19.
Mr.
Wilson
reported sales of $41,316,000 for 1960 compared with
$36,601,000 for
1959, an
increase of
$4,715,000. Earnings increased
sales
and its subsidiar
subsidiaries report sales for the
2, 1960 of $35,559,1
$35,559,800 compared with $35,2i
,the same period ended June 27, 1959. Net income for the
;
,ine
tne
*-a*-weeks of this
year amounted to $562,057, equal after provision
i(fin«nQS on Preferred stock to 92 cents per share, compared with
nim?
or $1-40 a shart for the like period in 1959. Latest per share
rnc
!jased on 924.521 common shares compared with 922,088
-sb
weeks
"1Qt lor thu ended
weeks ended
196--for
ay oper.
months
dividends
that
increase
Earnings
square
working capital.
Fung-Sol Electric
ay
to
net
throughout the world and believe we are in a position
competitively a representative portion of this work."
the
of
Universal Match Corp.—Net
the
years.
.;iH!:"Vi
$3 Per share- 'throu8h
development
■t
reflected
during
first
the
of
stockholders.
that
were
said
up
is
DBI
through most of the
sales and profit records
locations.
covering 95,000 shares
pi'oceeds
dna
to
240
earnings
to
the
for
diabetes."—V.
Transis-Tronics, Inc., Santa Monica, Calif.—Files With
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Hills CaUf
decline
the
4%
The
$34,150,000
7.1%
to
rose
Increased
half.
with
foreign income taxes in
quarter—was
Mid-America
Indication
share,
sales
inventories
Peterson
mile
that "Political conditions in certain foreign markets
effect on direct foreign sales, particularly during the
Domestic sales of our new products such as DBI in¬
substantially during the second quarter that we were able
so
slight
a
in¬
line
strong
a
and a*most one-half million
(Jn
Cleveland' location' in
*
Net
half
1959
compared
1480.
p.
line, ic
1959,
quarter.
make
were
in
191,
Four
of
share,
a
share
common
a
for
Chairman
14.
first
1960
margin
in
were
1960,
Williams
John
cents
income
There
June,
when
first
the
of
to
year
paid in. the
i
nffCr
of
$3,947,020
were
33
The
half
of
the
second
any
second
a
share.
on
record
adverse
creased
to
in
six
rose
15
Burns
an
year,
Towmotor's acquisition of buildings from the Austin
6o. in
March this
year, .Mr. Sears; and Mr. Smith reported plans to
occupy the new
location in
1961.
The
move
will
consolidate
the
company's executive,
engineering and general oflice activities which
ave
been
Net
a
$1.14
cents
Pharmaceutical Corp.—Earns.—News
with $945,389
payable Aug.
balance
possibility /of new
for the
year,
reported. Lester M.
Sears, Chairman and C. Edgar Smith, Presi¬
dent.
They pointed out, however, that there are some signs of a
cyclical downturn in
the economy during the next 12 months.
of
for
share.
first
July
on
$914,204,000 in the
profit
to
compared with $31,800,000 in the first six months of 1959.
income
of
$20,958,000 in the second quarter of
1960 was
holders
the
reported
for
18%
Net
'
and
quarterly
first half and
half-year
new
a
for
sales
v.on
income
two
had
earnings, of $1,149,067
capital
35
that
.
$1,629,876
$1,835,816'over a year ago;
higher by, $2,724,998 than
the higher sales
volume.
"
Dividends
of
sales
of
fate of
that
$20,400,827,
$9,838,846,
with
first
year
compared
July 24
on
above
1959.
Working
crease
sales
the
for
rent
42%—
amounted
the
up 42',
000,
record
share
compared with 96
Cresap, Jr., and
W.
$40,454,000,
tax
22>/2
expected
are
late
Vicksburg,
before
1959.
1959.
year.
for recovering nylott'ffbhi
process
months
Net
first
share
of
of
increased
1960,
Mark
billed
was
of
comparable period last year.
Towmotor Corp.—Net Up
The
or
sales
taxes
of
Price
of
a
the
Provision for Federal and
the corporation were reported to
be slightly higher than
the comparable period last year despite
a
decrease in direct sales to certain
foreign markets.
H.
Boris
Burns, U. S. Vitamin President, said that consolidated
$1,484,937
65,591
:
the
industry, developed by.'U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co. engineers,
showing satisfactory progress in the pilot plant stage, Peterson
is
$3,830,044
.
stock,
plastics
51.
p.
the
years.
cents
for
in
rubber
half,
expanded
in
U. S. Vitamin &
$245,478
ry. oper.
Net railway
Net
after
half
President
Gwilym A.
production.
as
$3,785,983
2,361,511
of
first
half
$298,254, or 67 cents
share, in the first half
a
dipped to $149,464,
the
of
reclaiming
A new
income
the
1959,
billings
stockholders
corporation
of
cents
37
or
pany's production
1960—6 Months—1959
$666,235
'
Net
in
V.
income
net
a
$1,843,565, compared with
a
slackening in movement
spring buying period.
lists
395,623
.391,070
-
in¬
half
Peterson, president, has reported. Net sales
$3,721,345 last year.
against
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
50
of
to
noted,
-
for
dividend
19,
he
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Net Up—
1960
to
in¬
"Welbilt," Mr. Hirsch said, "will continue its expansion program to
diversify the product lines of its subsidiaries and divisions".—V. 189.
750,
4 '%/%%,%''
'T
' > •' —
■, "
over
1961,
than
rate
but not In the
V
1959,
Welbilt
p.
dividend
1,
In
Farmingdale, N. J., which now operates as the Welbilt Air Condi¬
tioning and Heating Corp. Other purchases by the 95-year old Welbilt
included the Wedgewood-Holly Corp. of Culver City, Calif., in.
July, 1959, and Consolidated Industries Corp. of Lafayette, Ind., in
Oct., 1958.
'
1960.
cash
a
Jan.
greater
even
Corp.
cargo
per
an
available
was
of
the
25
of common stock, as against
period. The percentage rise in
at
was
conditioner line.
July
the
first
casn
a
r
Western
to
20
the
and
declared
payable Sept.
I960;—V. 191, p. 1924.
of
in
from
preferred
share
1959
out,
loss deduction
considerably to
increased
that
per
like
the
"recent acquisitions by "Wtelbilt have con¬
company's progress."
V
;
4.
acquired the Unagusta Manufacturing Corp.
of
Waynesville, N. C., as part of its expansion and diversiiication
program.
Unagusta manufactures bedroom and dining room furniture.
Tnis acquisition followed the purchase in January of American Coils
first
17
on
resulted
1960,
of
the
adjustment
1960,
which
cents
in
pointed
tax
a
addition,"
Early
the
the
Hirsch
air
new
"In
necessarily
For
net
a
June
dividends
have
preferred
record
resulted
year
said.—V.
&
capital
chairman
increases, Mr. Hirsch said, "were due largely to the substantial
gains in the new free-standing and built-in gas ranges manu¬
by Welbilt Divisions, as well as the ready acceptance of the
tributed
the
reported
above
for
increased to $3,070,000 by
recapture
stock,
19,
Second
..-v?
Toledo, Peoria
firm's
including subsidy recapture adjustment,
Jan.
company
of
of
directors
Aug.
as
10
Kaye
is
net.
$2,711,000
been
included
from
rubber
N.
that
earnings amount respectively to $1.77 and $1.74
stock
stock
Chester
bank
prospectus
George
also
provision
share
per
earnings
actual earnings in
net earnings in
will result in total
cents,
current year.
volume
consequently
in
excess
of
that
on
net
and
P.; Hirsch,
factured
government determines
1959
Alexander
30, 1960, sales rose to $17,463,569, com¬
the first six months of 1959.
Net income
in
12
or
7%
dicated since
The
tax,
government
employed
$11,617,840
or
profits, Mr,
perf.
according, to
ended June
$550,734
$348,034,
of
accrulas
Operations
sale,
term
accrued
expected
of
subsidy
compared v/ith $294,090,
men's
operates
existing short
working capital.
to
of
debenture
reduce
to
added
sale
the
necessarily
31,
exceed
therefore
the net earnings,
common
the
the number of
and
is
will
earnings
have
pro-rata
that
of
Cartwright
G.
manufacture
to
pei'iod
with
reached
tax.
period,
51
4
the
pared
of
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co., Inc.—Net
Up—News—
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
which T9,109 shares are owned by the
shares,
officers
company's
net
used
be
certain
common
the
two-wholly-owned
Of
loans and the balance will
140,000
in
Dec.
of
common
Debentures-
\ "v;;/ " ; V
*
engaged
through
and,
clothing
least
at
is
company
net
totals
Directors
The
to
ended
it
that
anticipated
and
After
persons
are
net
half
level.
Previously
any
year
I960
I960
adjusted
on
The record date and interest rate
period
10%
the
"SS
United States,"
legislation, effective Jan. 1,
subsidy and depreciable life of these vessels
above.
upon
The
1959,
vessels,
the
depending
the
However,
the
of
enactment
Clothes, Inc., 1415 Clinton Avenue North, Rochester, N. Y.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 25, 1960, covering
$840,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due 1S80, to be offered
at 100'/
of principal amount to holders of its common stock at the
rate of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 16% shares
held of record.
The underwriters, headed' by Cartwright & Parmelee,
a
payment
Capital
of^ i960 will be at rates
depreciation
Timely
will receive
first
company's steamship operations.'!
$3,012,906.
'lne
Ltd.—Acquires—
Corp.,
possible
net worth which the
the
above
or
1960.
an
or
totaled
cents
Telegraph
for
employed to supplement the
.
for
cluding
to
recapture
of
naif
naif
of
See
consolidated
the
1959
Board.
For
early
•
up
half
employed.
have averaged about
years
the
capital
n?t, now
naii
earnings
Ribicoff of Connecticut stated, "Textron's decision to
Waterbury Farrel operation in Connecticut is, of course,
gratifying. This is additional evidence of industry confidence
in Connecticut's future. It shows that our efforts at industrial develop¬
ment are paying off."
•
.
j.■
in
?
?re
\ uif
fw
iirst
its
Farrel's sales for the past five
reserved
capital for
year
second
Governor
million and the company ..will employ
the Cheshire location.—V.«191, p. 2685.
are
the recaPture period.
t
of
(Can
in
A.10
highly
Waterbury
of
over
°f *;"e company's
invested
year
$12 5
Directors
months of each year usually average less
necessarily employed, but in most years these
supplemented by drawing on the subsidy recapture
accrued
preceding years.
However, in each of the past 10 or
more years these
temporary adjustments have been eliminated by the
nigner earnings in
succeeding months that bring the average earnings "
for the
construction at Cheshire of about 250,000 square feet will
a total area of approximately
300,000 square feet of manufacturing,
administrative and executive facilities
Pounded in 1851, Waterbury Farrel became a division of Textron
me
two years ago.
It manufactures metal working machinery, includ¬
ing ' cold
heading machinery, rolling mills, multiple-plunger power
cresses and wire machinery. A.
Dale Mitchell, President of Waterbury
Parrel
said, "the decision to expand the company's Cheshire plant
at this
time resulted from the impending loss of its facilities at
Waterbury which are in the path of the proposed extension of the
Yankee
Expressway.
We plan to augment our product lines and
streamline our entire operation."
•
retain
thereof
p.
oe
new
The
'
of
a 10-year period an average of
10%
necessarily employed, after Federal income
addRlonal earnings are not subject to Federal income
*u
j"?".
Farrel's
The expansion project is expected to be
Conn, plant.
early
i.fpfl
for
engineers,
and
ear"
th>oriim?S
a
general
.
and with Westcott and Mapes of New__Haven, Conp.,
"hitects'
Cheshire,
Farrel
into
.
L i.ft
o
announced on July 7 that the Waterbury
&
Machine Co., of Waterbury, Conn., has entered
with the H. Wales Lines Co. of Meriden, Conn., as
Inc.
the
Board
$2,711,000 after provision for Federal income tax.
not include an adjustment for subsidy recapture,
operating-differential subsidy agreement, the company
*
ho /0
ina„
Inc.—-Expansion—
Textron
T.vtron
.
w.. •w w
200.
p.
the
Th!™f(0n Rs capital
operating
continue
mm
parable
Subs.)—Earnings—
of
on July 20 that the estimated
company and its subsidiaries for
the
•.
"
dm!?!,
ic
(&
Chairman
^feP°rted
of
i?,?1?111?
mnic
.
cfAl959,„arjssive
(447)
United States Lines Co.
of record Aug. 11.
equal to $1.02 per share, he said, despite
revere
reciucwuu
m
lews
aown
vere
reduction of allowable oil producing days in Texas down
lheKfIn the first'six months, compared to 68 days in the first half
in^s
to
2
qrot
,
Pay
Financial Chronicle
which
company's
to
rep¬
has
own
•«.
7%
52
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(448)
.
Monday, August 1, I960
.
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
The
California
Francisco.
District, Santa Cruz and Monterey
Counties, Calif.
O.
Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $78,000 school
bonds offered on July 18—v. 192,
53—were
p.
awarded
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Refsnes,
DST)
ARKANSAS
Ashley County Natural Gas Im¬
$188,000 gas
obligation
qnd
general
revenue
bonds offered
the
Finance Agency, as
of
4%s, at
a
price
(P.
Bond
O.
system
No.
1
offered
to
the
(P.
Costa
O.
$800,000
Vehicle
Parking District
No.
2, Calif.
Offering—Walter C. Ger-
mu¬
Bond
awarded
5s.
as
from
Due
1962
as
to
4Y4s.
on
1970
Due
July
15
inclusive.
on
July
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
15,
School
District, San
1971.
Mateo County, Calif.
155,000 as 3y2s. Due on July 15
Bond Sale—The $67,000
general
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
obligation school bonds offered on
475,000 as 33/4s. Due on July 15
July 19 —• v. 192, p. 159 — were
Transit
Berkeley),
from
1978
to
1990
inclusive.
California
Treasurer's
Los
water
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 elec¬
tion 1958, series B
bonds
on
July
26—v.
awarded
Glore,
Anglo
to
a
Forgan
192,
3y2s, at
offered
and
Bank,
Hooker
east
of
&
1
San
from
1961
Fay,
as
as
to
of
Aug.
the
District
Legality
1995
Sept.
inclusive.
on
Sept. 1, 1975. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
on
$30,000,000
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
(M-S) payable
Treasurer's office.
approved
by
Dahlquist, Herrington
price of 101.235, a basis
of San
a
(Calif. DST)
development project for
bay area, series B bonds.
53—were Callable
p.
group composed of
&
Co., Crocker-
National
Francisco,
a.m.
24 for the purchase of
Alhambra City School
District,
&
Sutcliffe,
Valley Joint Union High
School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Excelsior Union
High School Dist.
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
$200,000
school, series A bonds offered on -sealed bids at
July 19 was sold to The Bank of Angeles, until 9
his
office
in
Los
a.m. (Calif.
DST)
Aug. 16 for the purchase of
A., of San
Francisco, and Associates, at a $55,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960. Due on Sept. "1 from 1961
price of 100.004, a net interest
cost
of
N.
about
as
from
10,000
T.
&
3.86%,
$100,000
on
S.
Due
to
4y4s.
to
follows:
as
5s.
1961
as
on
1970
Due
>3%s.
as
1985
inclusive.
Principal
interest
Sept. 1
inclusive.
on
Sept.
1,
1971.
40,000
40,000
1972
as
(M-S)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Fresno
at
and
the
Redevelopment Agency,
to
Due
on
4s. Due
1975
on
Bond
Sale—The $625,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
July 19
awarded
—
to
v.
a
192,
p.
group
159
—
were
composed
of
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon
T. Nesvig, County Clerk, will
receive
sealed
bids
at
Angeles until
9
his
a.m.
office
in
Los
(Calif. DST)
the
San
10
Grant,
sealed
Visalia, until
a.m.
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 9
for the purchase of
$100,000 school
building bonds. Dated Aug. 9,
1960. Due on
Aug. 9 from 1962 to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Alto
Unified School
Clara
Santa
Sale—An issue of
$1,250,000 school bonds
offered on
posed
July
to
syndicate
a
com¬
of
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., White
Weld & Co., First
National Bank'
of San
Jose, and Fred D. Blake &
Co., at a price of
100.043,
cost
50,000
The
bonds
the
about
as
to
as
from
5s. Due
a
3.43%,
net
as
4s. Due
as
on
Aug. 1 from
1963 inclusive.
314s.
on
Aug. 1, 1964.
Due
on
Aug 1
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
450,000
as
314s. Due
from 1977 to 1985
Dated
will
be
reoffered
Aug.
1,
on
Aug 1
inclusive.
i960.
Principal
Beach, until 2
on
p.m.
(Calif
Aug. 5 for the purchase
$355,000 water bonds. Dateri
July 15, 1960. Due on July 15
fr0r
1965
and
to
1990
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
District Office.
Principal
payable at the
Legality approved
by Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld A
Wallace, of San Mateo.
Upland, Calif.
Sale—The $350,000 water
works improvement bonds
offered
Bond
bonds.
in
$35,000
Dated
Aug.
1,
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
from
3V2s.
as
and
bids until
Sept. 12 for the
$21,455,000 general
obligation bonds,
Oct.
on
1
from
1961
Oct.
1
from
1961
to
syndicate
l,
Colo.
1,
$375,000 special
composed
of
Boettcher
&
Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc., Coughlin & Co., Inc., GarrettBromfield & Co., J. A. Hogel
Co., and Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
Palisade,
Colo.
Sold —The $149,(
Not
bonds offered
on July 11—v. 192,
54—were not sold. The bonds
p.
will
be
reoffered
in
the
near
future.
Weld
hetch
hetchy power,
series G bonds. Due on Oct. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
County School District No. 6
O. Greeley), Colo.
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,200,000
general
cher
&
Co.
school
obligation
building bonds
Due
1975 inclusive.
15,000,000
Aug.
1970.
curbs, gutter and street
paving bonds offered on July 8
—v. 192, p. 54—were awarded to a
1975 inclusive.
on
Aug. l
assesment
to
1,000,000 playground and recre¬
ation centers, series E
bonds.
Due
on
follows:
as
$455,000 hospital, series E bonds.
Due
on
Due
Bond Sale—The
Bonds
Offering—Harry D. Ross,
Comptroller, will receive
of
Due
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
1969
California
Bond
City
Aug. 1, 1961.
on
3y4s.
as
Francisco, City and County,
sealed
6s. Due
as
245,000
District No.
Santa
terest
San
at
Lafayette Special Improvement
Aug. 1 from 1961 to
on
Francisco,
100.008, a net interest
3.38%, as follows:
COLORADO
bids at his office
school
159—were
America
of
in
Rosa, until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $88,-
1985
A., of San
price of
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
1960. Due
p.
cost of about
70,000
liams, County Clerk, will receive
000
192,
the Bank
to
N. T. & S.
District, Sonoma
County, Calif.
sealed
19—v.
awarded
future.
near
Bond
July
on
Roseland School
was
Dated
sold to Boett¬
March 1,
1960.
March 1 from 1961 to 1986
on
inclusive.... Interest
M-S.
Legalit:
approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
&
Howard, of Denver.
5,000,000 school, series E bonds.
Due
on
CONNECTICUT
Oct. 1, 1975.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Lebanon,
San Mateo Junior
College District
San Mateo
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A.
Bruning, County Clerk, will receive
DST)
bids
until
10
(Calif.
a.m.
Aug. 23 for the purchase
on
$5,900,000 school bonds. Dated
June 15, 1960.
Due on June 15
from 1961 to 1985
inclusive.
cipal and interest (J-D)
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Howard,
until
2
750
San
&
Francisco.
Sutcliffe,
posed
N.
T.
$620,000
building bonds offered
was
of
&
Dean
sold to
the
S.
a
on
of
of San
America
as
1961
20,000
5s. Due
to
as
on
Aug. 1 from
1965 inclusive.
414s.
235,000
Due
on
on
Aug.
1
from
1961
to 1979 in¬
DELAWARE
Dela.
Dover,
Names
Manu¬
been
Co-Paying Agent ten
revenue
bondi of the
Agent
Paying
—
appointed
$9,000,000
City of Dover, Delaware.
COLUMBIA
DISTRICT OF
Georgetown
University
Washington, D. C.
Bond
Sale—The
of
$2,800,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds offered 01
July 21 —v. 192, p. 159 —were
awarded to the Federal Housing
\and
Home
Finance
Agency, as
2%s, at
Aug.
a
price of par.
1,
FLORIDA
as
3y2s.
Due
on
Aug.
from 1967 to 1976
inclusive.
as
3%s. Due on Aug.
from 1977 to 1985
290,000
1
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Interest F-A.
approved
by
Legality
Dahlquist, Herrington
Francisco.
Broward County,
Orrick,
& Sutcliffe.
South
Broward
Hospital District (P•
Hollywood), Fla.
1
inclusive.
of San
Hartford,
Aug. 3
on
clusive.
Francisco,
&
Co., and C. N.
White & Co., at a
price of 100.01,
a net interest
cost of about
3.71%,
as follows:
$75,000
(EDST)
group com-'
Bank
A.,
Witter
Abell,
receive
Berry &
facturers Trust Company has
Santa Clara Union School
District,
Santa Clara
school
Day,
Main St.,
p.m.
payable
of
will
c/o
for the purchase of $565,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug.. 1, 1960. Due
at the
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington
Conn.
Bond Offering—Sarah L.
Town
Prin¬
1966.
600,000
_
of
of
issue
$210,000 water improvement bonds
offered on July 18 were not sold.
July 18
County, Calif.
sold
An
—
Bond Sale—An issue
of
District,
Bond
was
Sold
Not
County, Calif.
County Treasurer's office.
Palo
Diego County, Calif.
Bonds
of
County Clerk, will receive
will re¬
his oifice in
at
of
a
sealed
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Claud H.
1961
Las Virgenes Union
School
Los Angeles
at
Packwood School
District, Tulare
25
California
Anaheim School
District, Orange
County, Calif.
eral
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Bond Offering—Sealed
Sept. 1
bids will
inclusive. be received until 11 a.m.
(Calif.
Sept. 1 from DST) on Aug. 17 for the
purchase
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
interest
of
$1,060,000 tax allocation bonds.
10,000 as Is. Due on Sept.
follows:
1, 1984 Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
Sept.
and 1985 inclusive.
1, 1990. Interest M-S.
$150,000
from
(F-A)
Principal and
bids at his office in
Amador
America
interest
Orrick,
Francisco.
of about 3.38%.
a.m. (Calif.
DST)
Aug. 15 for the purchase of
$11,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
ap¬
Municipal Water district
Improvement District No. 1,
Salinas until 11
1982
Legality
cisco.
on
to
office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
—
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
a.m.
Dpted Sept. 15, 1960. Due
Sept. ±5 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
awarded to The Bank of America
N. T. & S.
A., of San Francisco.
Bond Offering—John R. Wirth- East Bay Municipal
Utility District
(P. O. 2130 Adeline Street,
ington, General Manager, will re¬
Pacific School District,
Monterey
ceive sealed bids until
Oakland 23), Calif.
Sept. 7 for
County, Calif.
the purchase of
Bond
Offering
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mc$16,500,000 genJoseph A.
eral
obligation
transportation Duner, Treasurer of the Board of Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
equipment bonds. Due on Sept. 1 Directors, will receive sealed bids ceive sealed bids at his
office in
until 10
re¬
10
clusive.
purchase
Montara
will
until
bonds.
Legal¬
on
were
—
20,000
CALIFORNIA
District
Monrovia
Calif.
Sale—The
$150,000
Federal
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 4%s, at a price of par.
Alameda-Contra
office.
Francisco, and Francis I. 203 parking improvement bonds.
Co., jointly, at a price Dated Aug. 2, 1960. Due on Jan. 2
of 100.04, a net interest cost of from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. In¬
about 3.79%, as follows:
terest J-J. Legality approved
by
July 21—v. 192, p. 53—
on
awarded
Treasurer's
bids
J. K0h]
on
of Sept.
as
Clerk,
County
sealed
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 9 for the
purchase of $38,000 school district
duPont &
protection gen¬
eral obligation and revenue bonds
were
ceive
San
of
$419,000 water
fire
and
Sept.
1 from 1964 to 1989 inclusive. Call¬
able
improvement,
159
p.
Crossett), Ark.
Sale—The
bonds.
on
series
A
July 19—v. 192, fen, City Clerk, will receive sealed
to The bids until 7:30 p.m. (Calif. DST) on
First Western Bank & Trust
Co., Aug. 16 for the purchase of $234,-
Water and Fire
District
Trust Co., of San
Chico,
Bond
bonds offered
Protection
C
District
nicipal
County
series
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Legality approved by ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Francisco.
July 12
on
Bond
Francisco.
par.
Ashley
interest
improvement,
Dated
bids
DST)
County, Calif.
Offering — L. Rechen-
macher,
1, 1981. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
192, p. 53—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
—v.
and
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 10 for
purchase of $3,000,000 1957
(M-S) payable at the Wells Fargo
The
system
Principal
the
ceive sealed
Placer
Bond Offering—B. J. Brusatore,
receive sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(Calif.
a.m.
on
inclusive.
(P. O.
Crossett), Ark.
—
11
San
of
District, San
Obispo County, Calif
Offering—Harry
stedt, District Secretary,
Placer Hills Union School District,
will
Bank American
provement District No. 2
Sale
until
Aug. 15 for the purchase
of
$2,000,000 general obligation
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1985
Ely, Beck & Co.
Bond
received
Sutcliffe,
&
Rainbow
California
Luis
Shell
&
(P.
Shell Beach Water
Bond
ity approved by Orrick Dahlquist,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Buena Park School District, Orange
office.
Co., L. F. Rothschild &
County, California
Co., Weeden & Co., R. S. Dickson
Los Angeles County Waterworks
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
& Co., and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
District No. 13 (P. O. Los
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Inc., as 3^s, at a price of 100.299. bids at his office in Santa Ana,
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 Lomita
until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on Aug.
ARIZONA
9 for the purchase of $81,000 elec¬ Narbonne Ranch Water Company
tion 1960, series A bonds. Dated No. 2 bonds offered on July 19—
Maricopa County, Mesa Elementary
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from v. 192, p. 255—were awarded to
School District No. 4 (P. O.
1961 to 1985 inclusive. Principal Taylor & Co., and J. B. Hanauer
Phoenix), Ariz.
and interest (A-O) payable at the & Co., as 4V2s, at a price of 101.42,
Bond Sale—An issue of $240,000
Country Treasurer's office. Legal¬ a basis of about 4.38%.
school building bonds offered on
ity
approved
by
O'Melveny &
June 6 was sold to Merrill
Marin County Municipal Water
Lynch,
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
District, Marin County, 874
Cabrillo Joint Union Junior College
Fourth St., San Rafael,
Pima County School District No. 13
;
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
sive.
syndicate composed of C. J. De-
vine
(F-A) payable at the
Herrington
basis of about 3.71%.
Authority, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $1,175,000 new
housing bonds offered on July 26
—v. 192, p. 255—were awarded to
a
and interest
Bank, of Los An¬ on Aug. 16 for the purchase of
Weld & Co., E. F. $20,000
election
1956,
series E
Hutton & Co., and Taylor & Co., bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
as
33/4s, at a price of 100.441, a Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
White,
geles,
Andalusia Housing
Bond
nit.al
Sale—The
hnildine
O-
$4,000,000 hos-
general
obligav
a
Interest
TflOO
4.14%, as
cost of about
July 1 from
1970 inclusive.
4V4s. Due on July 1,
5s. Due on
as
1966 to
000 as
5
Co.,
net
J. Van Ingen &
price of 100.009, a
B.
and
ft
P°"
Number 5973
192
Volume
I Hough. Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
fruttenden, Podesta & Co., Stubbs,
RVatkins & Lombardo, Inc., Thomas
Co., and First Securities Co., of
100.044, a net interest
cost of about
3.88%, as follows:
$315,000 as 4%%. Due on April 1
1^62 to
90,000
3.90s.
as
1971
and
845,000
as
1970 inclusive.
Due
on
as
3.90s.
Coral
Due
April 1
inclusive.
on
follows: Glore, Forgan &
Co., E F. Hutton & Co., Baxter &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.,
James A. Andrews &
Co., Howard
C.
Traywick & Co., and H. V
Sattley & Co, Inc.
as
IDAHO
Madison County Class A School
District No. 321 (P. O.
Gables, Fla.
refunding
revenue
sewer
offered on July 1 was sold
|o Oscar E. Dooly & Co., as 4y4s.
Dated July 1, I960. Due on July 1
Rexburg), Idaho
Bond Sale—The
$295,000 school
bonds offered on June 13—v.
191,
2568
p.
State
awarded
were
—
Department
of
to
Bond
| Florida
In¬
of
[July 26
July 26
—
v.
—
v.
192, p. 255
192, p. 258
were
—
—
system bonds.
follows:
as
Ingen & Co., Inc., Kid-
B. J. Van
Tarish,
Duncan
State
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Ft. Lauderdale), Fla.
Net. Income Up
16.4%—Net inborne of the Sunshine State Park-
Ivay in
June showed
bf 16.4%
the
over
according to
re¬
Manuel,
B.
chairman of the Authority.
The June net of
$344,872.24 was
$48,^78.30 higher
than
1959
the
™nth, Manuel said.
Gross
for
revenue
$453,585.57.
or
11.6%
jsame month
the
|the fiscal
month
the
This
$47,than the
was
higher
three
25,000
sold to The Vieth,
months
of
year which began April
was $1,406,250.59
During
June
I e same
341,971
month
|Je.a^e °f
Mileage
of
1959.
17,409,206
revenue
'S?®
has
LCAairman
that
Lpv? re9uirements for the
I
covered 1.93 times.
in-
bonds
Mianxi Beach, Fla.
SaIe—The $525,000
jTv*
mB' J- Van InSen & Co.,
+h
9QnaiV101ntly'
Co->
of Georgia,
as 33//4S' at a Price
basis of about 3.84%.
a
Borni
fechool
U.
feed
to
1997
County (P.
r
1Jen
oa
O. Decatur),
Georsia
,
e
~~
water
The
Gary School Building Corp.
(P. O. 3115 Central Avenue,
East Gary), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $1,050,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
on
July 20—v. 192, p. 255—were
Dec.
1,
on
$2,200,000
Offering—B. Brad Arney,
revenue
July 26—v. 192,
will
receive
bonds
p.
255
Aug. .18 for the
Burlington), III.
Offering—Spencer Volpp,
P. O.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
until
(CST) on Aug. 8 for the
purchase of $250,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1976
inclusive. Principal and interest
p.m.
about
4.58%,
as
$95,000
5s. Due
as
1963 to
115,000
1966
inclusive.
4%s.
as
Due
from 1967 to
as
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan.
on
Bond Sale Cancelled—The pro¬
posed sale of the $200,000 school
bonds on July 18—v. 192, p. 160—
has been cancelled. The bonds will
be reoffered in the
Dated
Due
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
as
4%s.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
Crystal Lake), III.
Offering — Miss Virginia
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Shearson, Ham-
for
the
-
sealed
awarded
to a group composed of
Kentucky Company, W. E.
Co., and Fox, Reusch &
Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about
3.66%, as
The
Board, $54,000
until
by
Nov.
on
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
$280,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
mill &
Ahlers
Newman Securities
Co., M. B.
Vick & Co., and Robert F. Bell &
ner
Co.
rick,
Offering—Jesse
Clerk
ceive
(CDST)
Due
bids
Bar-
will
until
1
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
re¬
p.m.
on Aug. 11 for the
$760,000 waterworks
chase of
enue
A.
Treasurer,
sealed
1,
pur¬
rev¬
1960.
March 1 from 1961 to 1995
on
inclusive. Callable
March 1,
of
as
by
&
Principal and interest (M-S)
at
the
First
National
Bank, in Huntington. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
payable
Bond
Rimmer, City
000
bonds
Dated
2
June
was
J.
Clerk, will receive
1961
to
$8,000
sold to Magnus &
Co.
ship (P. O. Haubstadt), Ind.
Bond
Offering — Joe Naas,
will
Township
Trustee,
sealed bids until 2
receive
on
Aug.
5
for
p.m.
will receive
(CST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $72,000
fire equipment bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
to
inclusive.
Ice
Ross, McCord,
of Indianapolis.
by
Sunman,
Bond Sale—The
a
July
Offering
—
receive sealed
(CST) on Aug. 8
for the purchase of $65,000 school
building revenue bonds.
Dated
will
Clerk,
1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1 from
to
inclusive.
1974
and interest
Bank
of
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Benton,
in Benton.
Le¬
gality approved by Lovett, Lovett
&
Lovett, of Benton.
Breathitt
Bond
$116,000 sewage
offered on
bonds
Offering—J.
City
sealed
Clerk,
about
9
Jr., Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bi,ds
Shoe¬
Wm.
will receive
(EST)
for
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
State Bank, Inc., of Dayton.
Le¬
approved by Skaggs, Hays
Fahey, of Louisville.
gality
(CST) on Aug. 12
the purchase of $950,000 dor¬
3.70%.
MARYLAND
Bond
Sale—The $725,000 sani¬
tary, series A bonds offered on
July 26 — v. 192, p. 256 — were
to
sealed
City
Clerk
will
bids until 7.30 p.m.
Aug.
composed of
Deposit i.&
&
of Baltimore, Baker,
Co., and Stein Bros. &
Boyce, at a price of 100.002, a net
interest
of
cost
about
3.66%,
as
follows:
$65,000
5s, Due on Aug. 1 from
as
1962
to
1966
as
200,000
1967
180,000
Due
1975
Due
1
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
1979
to
3.70s. Due
as
Aug.
on
1974 inclusive.
to
3.60s.
as
from
280,000
inclusive.
3V2s.
from
Aug.
on
1
Oakland, Md.
Sale—The $450,000
supply
bonds
192,
—v.
C.
1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Sons, and John
Legg & Co., jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest
$30,000
cost of about
follows:
as
4%s.
as
Due
June
on
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
30,000
4.10s.
as
Due
June
on
1
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
165,000
4s.
as
Due
June
on
1
from 1969 to 1981 inclusive.
60,000
as
4.10s.
Due
June
on
1
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
115,000
4.20s.
as
Due
June 1
on
from 1985 to 1989 inclusive.
50,000
as
4.10s.
and
Due
on
June
1,
1991.
MASSACHUSETTS
(EST)
4
19
awarded
160—were
p.
water
offered on July
to Alex. Brown &
receive
for the purchase of
$25,000 parking facilities revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
on
group
Co.,
1990
Bond
a
Mercantile-Safe
Georgetown, Ky.
Offering — Mason Arm¬
strong,
Kennedy & Co.,
price of 100.40, a basis
a
Charles County, County Sanitary
District (P. O. La Plata), Md.
4.10%,
bids Until 7:30 p.m.
Aug.
group
Brittain
F.
33/4s, at
Bond
the purchase of
$65,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
on
a
Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc.,
County (P. O. Jackson),
Dayton, Ky.
poe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Bond Offering — C. J. Lynch,
for
256—were awarded to
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Kentucky
maker,
$1,000,000 school
July 21—v, 192,
on
from 1980 to 1986 inclusive.
Sale—The $212,000
Bond
& Miller,
price of par.
a.m.
p.
Watts
v
10
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
Trust
Frank Dunn,
bids until 7 p.m.
1,
Ind.
Offerin g—Bernes L.
to 1975 inclusive.
The
Benton, Ky.
&
until
Bond
Broussard, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 17 for
the purchase of $70,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Due from 1961
awarded
KENTUCKY
school
1961
to
Jan.
1,
1966 inclusive. building bonds offered on June 27
—v.
191, p. 2688—were awarded
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
to Chas. A. Hinsch & Co., as 4V2s
able at the Haubstadt State Bank,
and 43/4s.
in Haubstadt.
Legality approved
revenue
Parishi Coulee Kinney
Drainage District (P. O.
Abbeville), La.
the
semi-annually from
works
Vermilion
Manager,
1960
Township School Town¬
bonds. Due from 1961
cess revenue
to 1970 inclusive.
Brown¬
B.
June
Johnson
Offering—Clyde Ellender,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8
for the purchase of $125,000 ex¬
of
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
City
July 15,
on
Bond
as
Offering—W.
Bond
Due
1974.
LOUISIANA
and
KANSAS
1975
33/4s.
as
1973 and
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1975
ler, of Chicago.
1,
of
105,000
MAINE
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
City
July 15
on
Westbrook, Me.
Principal and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ing
Due
follows:
as
Aug. 1, 1960. Due
from
3V2s.
as
$750,000 sewer bonds.
250,000 bridge bonds.
1
July 15 from
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Township
issue
Sale—An
ap¬
Pittsburgh, Kansas
Campbellsburg, Ind.
116,000
Carpenter,
Waterloo, Iowa
Offering — Lawrence
Bond
Indianapolis, Ind.
Bond Sale —The $500,000
Bond
Legality
Bannister,
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $1,000,-
Huntington, Ind.
Bond
inclusive.
1979
on
Sulphur, La.
Independent School
District, Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed bids"will
to
Due
4s.
as
Bannister,
Cooney, of
&
;•
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
2
1975 inclusive. Le¬
Ahlers
,
Hutton &
follows:
bids
1960. Due
Sale—The $275,000 school
Cowles,
School
Oskaloosa
proved
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., Chan-
County (P. O. Bardstown),
Kentucky
Des Moines.
Dated
purchase of mitory revenue bonds.
April 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
$2,200,000 school site and build¬
1962 to 1999 inclusive.
Interest July
ing bonds. Dated June 1, I960.
9
the
Aug. 1,
were
Cutler, of 43/4S, at
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (CDST)
Aug.
of
Carpenter,
1970 inclusive.
4V2s.
IOWA
Holland,
future.
near
Offering—Naomi
Secretary
1
at any bank or July 19 — v. 192, p. 160 — were
designated by the awarded to The Peoples National
bidder.
Legality ap¬ Bank & Trust Co., of Sunman, as
McHenry County Community High
School District No. 155 (P. O.
Nelson
building revenue bonds offered on
July 19 — v. 192, p. 160 — were
Community School
approved
of
payable
successful
$72,000 school
funding bonds offered on July 21
192, p. 256—were awarded to
Magnus & Co.
Bond
District, Iowa
Bond
Sale—The
—v.
Cutler, of Chicago.
gality
cost
company
proved by Chapman &
Chicago.
Kentucky
Bond
approved by Chap¬
■New Hampton
County, County School
(P. O. Edmonton),
from
1961 to
Due
munity School District No. 301
on
&
man
1
Interest
1 from
Illinois
trust
J-J. Legality
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
re¬
(CST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
of
$200,000 school bonds.
on
and Clay Counties
Community School District No.
40
(P. O. Effingham),
Manager,
1999
District
chase
air¬
port improvement bonds offered
on
July 22—v. 192, p. 160—were
Effingham
8
1959. Due
to
and
bonds.
revenue
1,
1960
of
construction
p.m.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht, judgement funding bonds offered
bids until
purchase
Aug.
$837,000
a syndicate headed by
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., at a price of 100.001, a net
Dec. 1, 1971
of St. Louis.
Metcalfe
sealed
on
awarded to
1, 1960. Due on March 1 from 1963
1980
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Bond
Jan.
receive
(CST)
a.m.
the
(P. O. R. R. No.
Business
funding
Miller, of Indianapolis.
4s. Due
will
the
receive
Jefferson Township Sch.
sealed
for
will
$1,070,000 im¬
Bond
Trustees,
dormitory
in¬
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
provement 1960 bonds. Dated Aug.
M.
o
on
1972.
Bond
GEORGIA
eKaU>
Due
for the purchase of
(F-A)
public
bonds offered on
192> P- 160 — were
Knhe.Trust
Pf
Thus
are now
Manuel said
onmen^
3%s.
Georgetown. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering—Dr. J. Raymond
M-S.
Sanitary Dist.
(P. O. St. Louis), III.
Bond Offering—Charles E. Mel- awarded to The Continental Illin¬
ois National Bank, of Chicago, as
vin, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
23/4s, at a price of 100.056, a basis
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
of about 2.73%.
til 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 12
retired
bonds.
bonds
Ptstanding.
Snd
in-
was
originul issue Of
Kfifinn"'000
awara
1962
Interest
1971.
Dec. 1 from
East Side Levee and
earnings and savings, the
K7dnnn
Wulv
clusive.
(CDST)
purchase of
purchase of $140,000 school bonds.' $31,000
school
building
repair
,1960 bonds. Dated Augi 1, 1960.
June
Kane and DeKalb Counties Com¬
The
vehicles
1^7nUe!!^ Authority
as
and
iii
over the 1959 month.
[was up 14%
from
in
on
1969 inclusive.
vehicles
against 286,180
55,791
follows:
1970.
|or a gain of 14.6%. Net revenue
for the period was up 14%.
[used the Turnpike
as
4s. Due
to
as
50,000
gross revenue
.1
March 1 from
on
series
1959
1, 1959. Due
revenue,
Dated March
bonds.
to
a year ago.
first
1962
month of
statement
a
as
increase
an
same
leased by Thomas
3.98%,
$183,000
of
Pleasant), Iowa
on
&
of about
Inc.
Florida
ftm*?
a.m.
dormitory
380,000
was
Legality approved by Chap¬ Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Mount
12
53
&
Iowa Wesleyan College (P. O.
of
(CST) on Aug.
12 for the purchase of
$2,200,000
460,000
Wood, Inc., as 4%s.
[ler, Peabody & Co., John Nuveen Dated June 15, 1960. Due on Dec.
Co., Phelps, Fenn 8c Co., Blair 15 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Co., Inc., Equitable Securities Interest J-D. Legality approved
Corporation, White, Weld & Co., by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
1. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., Leedy, Louis.
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Pierce,
Du Page County School District
Carrison & Wulbern, Inc., GoodNo. 3 (P. O. Churchville),
body & Co., First of Michigan
Illinois
corporation, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $258,000
layden, Stone & Co., Courts &
Co., Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, school building bonds was sold to
Thomas & Co., Thomas M. Cook Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Mu¬
V Co., W. H. Cates, Allison-Wil¬ nicipal Bond Corp, jointly, at a
liams Co., and Thornton, Mohr & price of 100.01, a net interest cost
I
bids until 10
Blandsville Road District, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$50,000
road bonds
A-O.
man
bids until 10
College of
Indiana (P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Bond Offering—Joseph C.
Wag¬
ner, Treasurer, will receive sealed
ILLINOIS
ialsey, Stuart & Co.
Other members of the syndicate
Iiim
1979
Ball State Teachers
from 1971 to 1981
were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
For
to
follows:
Offering—Sealed bids will
State Board of Education
be received until 8 p.m.
(MST)
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $7,700,000 state
tchool revenue bonds offered on $210,000 general obligation sewer
334.25
1961
interest
The
Public
1963 to 1968 inclusive. In¬
terest J-JT Legality approved by vestment, as 3.70s, at a price
par.
"aldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
fetched, of New York City.
Rupert, Idaho
jfrom
Ns
from
Chadwick, Chairman of the Board
on
Other members of the
syndicate
Sale—An issue of $564,-
ionds
1959
1
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
East
Bond
livere
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1,
April 1
from 1987 to 1990
inclusive.
were
(449)
INDIANA
Due
*93®
950,000
April
Due
1972.
3%s.
(ansas.
00
Financial Chronicle
of
price
.
Lhinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., BeU
and
to a syndicate
headed vfWSu ^
by Phelps, Fenn &
Co., at
a
1971 and 1972.
h tOO 000 as 4.10s.
'
Due on July
1 from 1973 to 1990 inclusive.
other members of the syndicate
Lrp as follows: Merrill Lynch,
Lrce Fenner & Smith Inc., A. C.
[ lvn & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co.,
f!;dv Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
The Commercial
...
Amherst, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Doris
B.
New¬
ton, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
Bank
&
c/o
Trust
the
State
Co.,
Street
Municipal
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(450)
Dept., second floor, 111 Franklin
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 9 for the purchase
of
$345,000 sewer bonds.
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
Dated
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
1980
Principal and interest payable at
the State Street Bank & Trust
Co.,
Boston.
Boston Metropolitan District, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Henry G.
Gomperts, Chairman of the Board
Trustees, will receive sealed
of
bids until 11
(EDST) on Aug.
4
for the purchase of $5,480,000
bonds, as follows:
a.m.
$503,000 series
Dec.
bonds.
C
from
1
1970
Due
on
in-
1990
to
elusive.
1,549,000 series D bonds.
Dec.
from
1
1970
Due
clusive.
2,003,000 series E bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Callable
of
as
on
in-
Sept.
15, 1985.
Dated
and
Sept.
trust
or
the
Principal
15, 1960.
interest payable
at any bank
designated
company
successful
by
bidder.
Brookline, Mass.
Bond
and
Sale—The
fered
on
were
awarded
Atlas
July 19—v. 192,
to
The
basis
at
of
Bank, of Boston,
price of 100.199, a
a
about
2.69%.
Cheshire,
B
256—
p.
Rockland-
National
2%s,
as
$140,000 park
loan bonds of-
playground
Of f
d
o n
Flanagan,
Town
sealed
receive
chants
Mass.
i
e r
Arthur T.
will
n g
Treasurer
bids c/o The
Mer¬
National
Bank Of Boston,
Street, Boston, 6, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 2 for the
purchase of $519,000 school project
28
State
loan
of
act
Sept.
1948
1960.
1,
Dated
bonds.
Due
Sept.
on
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
cipal and
interest payable
1
Prin-
the
at
Merchants National Bank, of Boston.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
City
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
will
the
by
McKean
Department,
Water Street,
&
Room
^Dickinson^ Wright.
Cudlip, of Detroit.
on
of
Aug.
3
$100,000
421,
for
the
water
40
a.m.
Marshfield, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$72,000
bonds offered on July 21 was sold
of
price
Burr,
the
purchase
building
and
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1988 inclusive. Callable as
July
1970. Principal and in(J-J)
Bank
approved
payable
of
at
Detroit.
by
Paddock
&
the
240,000
100.075,
3.40s, at a
basis of about
as
a
1
froni
is
1961
t
i
J
to
the State Street
Boston
t\
interest nLvable S
Principal and
of
men
B^hk
L7gaHty
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&TrustCo
approved
Palmer
480,000
v
by
Sale
H.
bo^
offered
—
161—were awarded to
composed
of
The
to
The
First
Na¬
a
V.
as
AV2S.
Due
as
4'%s.
Due
on
as
from
Trust
4y4s.
Due
on
as
4.10s. Due on Feb.
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
50,000
Offering
—
Ernest
Beebe,
proved
by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone.
ap¬
Pad¬
271
(P.
O.
be received
on
Sept.
school
the
St.
1963
to
No.
be
receive*} until 2
Sept.
on
from
8
for
Feb.
1
1963
192,
p.
River
Hopwood,
-
Clarissa, Minn.
Sale—The $35,000 munic¬
building bonds offered on
Bond
Co., of New York, Harriman RipTrenaM. Quinn, ipal
receive
sealed July 15 — v. 192,
ley & Co., Inc., and Harkness &
p. 161
were
S'n n 7.30wl11 VfItV on a
Hill. Tnr*
a*
p.m. (EST)
Aug. awarded to Kalman & Co., Inc.
Hill, Inc., as am* *+ a nrino of bids until
3.10s, at
price
15 for
the purchase of
$250,000
100.099, a basisu&l about 3,08%.
Crookston, Minn.
general obligation water supply
Bond Offering—V. F.
Hodgson,
Yarmouth, Mass
system bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
City
Bond Offering—Gerald O
Cash
Due on °ct 1 from 1961 to 4975 bids Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m.
Town
(CDST) on Aug.
Treasurer,
will
receive incluslve. Principal and interest 9
for the purchase of
sealed bids c/o the State
$218,000 city
Street
(A~0) Payable at any bank or
improvement
Bank
general
&
Trust
obligation
Co.,
Municipal trust comPany designated by the bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due
on
Department, Second Floor
111
successful bidder. Legality ap—
«
o
W.
Stark,
sealed
1980
on
Dated July
July 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Special Improvement Dist.
3,
Mont.
Bond Offering—Cedric R. Bond,
City
Clerk,
will
sealed
receive
1
improvement bonds. Interest J-J.
$225,000 water¬
\Mine~al County School Districts
(P. O. Superior), Mont.
Bond Offering — Myrtle Ives,
Falls,
Minn.
on
Allison-
Dain
&
&
Co.,
Inc.
8
for
the
purchase
$270,000 j
I960. |
of
school bonds. Dated June 20,
Interest J-D.
Sweet Grass
Alcorn County
County School District
(P. O. Big Timber), Mont.
Bond Offering—Victoria Braat-
(P. O. Corinth),
Mississippi
bids
Clerk,
until
will
receive
1
for the
Aug.
purchase of $76,000 school
ing bonds.
sold to The National
Bank
was
District
en,
sealed
Sale—An issue of $7,500
negotiable bonds offered on June
build¬
'
of
/
Commerce, and the Security
Bank, both of Corinth, jointly, as
4s, at a price of par.
NEBRASKA
Thayer County, Deshier School
District No. 60 P. O. Deshler),
....
Franklin
a.m.
Street, Boston, until
(EDST) on Aug. 4 for
11
the
purchase Of $450,000 water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Prin-
•
cipal and interest
payable at the
Proved by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit,
Macomb
Pad-
County, Lorraine Storm
Drainage District (P. O. Mount
Bond
Clemens), Mich.
Offering—Frank E.
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust
company des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
Lohr, horst, of Minneapolis.
Nebraska
Byhalia, Miss.
Bond
,
Town
Offering
Clerk, will
—
A.
Jones,
receive sealed
bids c/o James L. Burrow &
Sons,
Byhalia, until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$133,000
bonds,
$65,000
as
follows:
water
and
Due from
1965
to
1986
'
bonds.
inclu-
■
68,000 town improvement bonds.
Due from
sive.
1961
to
be received until 2 p.m.
000 school bonds.
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
N.
William O.
Zimmer, Chairman of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
c/o. The National Shawmut Bank
Chester School District,
sewer
sive.
11
bids will j
(CST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $30,Bond Offering—Sealed
N.
1984
inclu¬
,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (MST) on Aug,
MISSISSIPPI
10
F.
Oct.
on
of
Bend
Farmington, Mich.
1960.
receive
—
will
revenue bonds.
1, 1960. Due
inclusive.
J. M.
aria
15,
bonds.
building
1985
Aug.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $6,000 special
purchase
1, 1960. Due
to
Offering
No.
July 18—
257—were awarded to a
inclusive.
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
system
Hardin
(CDST)
p.m.
the
school
Dated
Clerk,
Minn.
282,
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $25,000 water
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
of
bonds.
on
bonds.
Town
to
(CDST)
building
1990
of
Anthony Independent School
District
Jaffray
purchase
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due
from
(CDST)
purchase
receive
p.m.
Fromberg, Mont.
School
p.m.
composed of The
Williams Co., Piper,
Offering—Sealed bids will
for
4
the
group
Queen Street, South
24
for
will
7:30
(MST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $66,344
$1,500,000 school building bonds.
v.
Bloomington), Minn.
Aug.
$980,000
until
12
works bonds offered
8900
Clerk,
until
Feb. 1
on
Independent
Bond Sale—The
Bloomington Independent School
on
July
Wing
Thief
No.
4.40s. Due
District No. 256, Minn.
MINNESOTA
District
1
Bond
Red
Dated Oct.
Legality
be received until 7:30
p.m.
July
as
Bond Offering—Wm. J. Fry, Jr.,
City
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
$1,000,000
J-J.
MONTANA
bids
Feb.
on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1,
Interest
Due
1
from 1970 to 1974 inclusive.
40,000
group
July
4.30s.
as
1970.
from 1966 to 1985 inclusive.
180,000
$70,000
and
as
Billings, Mont.
follows:
July 1 from
inclusive.
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
4s and 4V4s.
& Co., Juran &
Moody,
Inc., and Kalman & Co., Inc., as
purchase of $700,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1989
inclusive. Callable as of June
MacArthur
on
1989
on
Sattley
Bond
group
Bankers
•
Prescott
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 1 for the
orjulw 21-v iq2
Kenower,
4s. Due
1
group composed of J. M. Dain &
follows: Braun, Bosworth
as
Bond
& C°-' Goodbody & Co-> and Mar-tin & C°' at 3 price of 100-019> a
C°St °£ ab°Ut 4'17%'
555,000
project
as
composed of The First of Michi-
garl Corp.,
July 1 from
iReeths-Puffer School District No.
14 (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
interest
a
on
inclusive.
& Co., Inc.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
Dye Community School District
(P. O. G-5256 Corunna Road,
Flint), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 school
$65,000
The $1,200,000
loan, act of 1958
bonds offered on
July 20—v. 192,
p.
awarded
were
1990.
Co., Inc., the Allison-Williams Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, E. J.
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
850,000
and
1972
a
&
&
Winchester, Mass.
Bond
school
1989 and
1964
Other members of the
syndicate
B®n~
Joseph
Cardinal City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
uiclusive. Principal
4s. Due
1984 to
were
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
:
to
as
3%s. Due on July
from 1973 to 1983 inclusive.
~5T*~,orn.» Mich.
1 J1
77"
to
t„i„
1961
575,000
Na¬
Legality
Canfield,
_
_
as
1966 to
Miller,
Stone, of Detroit,
'
tw!,i
from
on
Shawmut Bank, of («'■"*')
pavable at the ManufacLegality
approved
by turers National Bank, of Detroit.
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike
& Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Dodge, of Boston.
&
1
Aug. 4 for as follows:
of $835,000 school $130,000 as 4%s. Due on
July 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
site bonds. Dated
(EST)
p.m.
National
Coffin
Oct.
on
awarded to
until 8
Boston.
to
Due
,
pur-
bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
the
on
—
Dated
1
(EST)
inclusive.
for the purchase of $2,general obligation sewer,
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. series I bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
from
1961
to
1970
inclusive. Puf °.n
} P0"1 1961 to 1990
(EDST)
chase
p.m.
School District No. 273
—
receive
Boston, until 11
Independent
Edina-Morningside
2
tional Bank, of
Birmingham.
Other members of the syndicate
Principal and interest
Cherry Hills School District (P. O.
New Albany, Miss.
(A-O) payable at any bank or were as follows: Goldman, Sachs
,27100 Avondale, Inkster), Mich.
trust company designated by the & Co., Dean Witter & Co., ShearBond Sale—The
$300,000 elec¬
successful
bidder.
Bond Offering—Carl S.
revenue
bonds
Legality ap¬ son, Hammill & Co., Kenower, tric
offered on
Mayton,
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ MacArthur & Co., Rodman & Ren- July 19 — v. 192, p. 257
Secretary of the Board of Educawere
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
shaw, C. S. Ashman Co., Channer awarded to Herman Bensdorf
^lon, wm receive sealed bids un&
Newman Securities Co., Woodard- Co., and Associates.
til 7:30 p m . (EST)
on Aug
23
Montague, Mich.
Elwood & Co., Irving J. Rice &
for
the
purchase
of
$1,200,000
Bond Offering—Edna Medbury,
school
Co., Inc., and Sampair-Egan, Inc.
building
bonds.
Dated
MISSOURI
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
Central Missouri State
Mankato, Minn.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
1961 to 1985 inclusive,
College
9
for the purchase
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(P. O. Warrensburg), Mo.
of $370,000
Bond Sale—The
Nvater supply system refunding be received until 2 p.m. (CDST)
$3,868,000 stu¬
Clawson, Mich.
and improvement revenue bonds. on Aug. 15 for the
purchase of dent housing system revenue
Bond Offering—Gertrude CadDated July 1, 1960. Due on July $374,000 city improvement bonds. bonds offered on July 21—v.
ger, City Clerk, will receive sealed
192,
1. from
1963
to
1988
inclusive. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 p. 161—were awarded to The Fed¬
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
eral Housing and Home
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
16
for
the
Finance
puchase of $260,000
able at any bank or trust com¬
Agency, as 23/4s, 2%s and 3V8s, at
water supply and sewage disposal
Perham, Minn.
a price of par.
system revenue bonds. Dated July pany designated by the success¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ful bidder. Legality approved
by
Addtional Sale
i? i960. Due on July 1 from 1963
The $290,000
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, be received until 8 p.m. (CDST) series D bonds
to 1989 inclusive.
offered at the same
Principal and
on
of Detroit.
Aug. 10 for the purchase of time
interest
were awarded to
(J-J) payable at any
George K.
$270,000 municipal gas revenue
bank or trust company
Baum & Co., as
designated
4s, at a price of
Quincy Community School District, bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
by the successful bidder. Legality
98.33, a basis of about 4.17%.
Michigan
April 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclu¬
appr0ved
by
Miller^ Canfield,
Bond
Sale
The
Jefferson County, Hillsboro
$1,425,000 sive.
Paddock & stone
of Detroit.
school site and building bonds of¬
Reorganized School Dist.
Procter Independent School District
Clintondale Public School District fered on July 20—v. 192, p. 55—
No. 3 (P. O. Hillsboro)
No. 704, Minn.
were
awarded
to
a
(p- O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
syndicate
A-.Missouri
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
Bond Offering—Stanley D. Jur- headed by the First of Michigan
Bond Sale—The $397,000 school
sek, Secretary of the Board of Corporation, at a price of 100.001, building bonds offered on July 19 building bonds offered on June 9
Education, will receive sealed bids a net interest cost of about 3.95%, —v. 192, p. 55—were awarded to —v. 191, p. 2466—were
National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Munic-
ipal
Board,
until
bids
sealed
.
terest
Haverhill, Mass.
Bond Offering—Helen V. Walker,
receive
—
tional
Boston.
sealed
will
—
1,425,000 series F bonds. Due
Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1990
elusive.
Chairman of the Drainage
Monday, August 1, I960
.
.
Decatur, Miss.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue
of $166
000
Edina), Minn.
Aug. 10 for the
water and sewer
revenue bond,
purchase
of
$6,600,000
special
was sold to The First
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
U. S.
Corn0
assessment drainage bonds. Dated eral
obligation bonds offered on
ration, as 4s, 4V4s, 4V2s, 43/4S and
MICHIGAN
April 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from July 21 — v. 192, p. 161 — were Dated June
1, 1960. Due on June 1'
1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Callable awarded to a
Burton Township School District
syndicate headed by from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
as of Dec.
1, 1960. Principal and John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
No. 5 (P. O. Flint), Mich.
Marion County (P. O.
interest
(J-D) " payable at any 100.017, a net interest cost of about
Bond Offering—Jesse M. Bolin,
Columbia)
bank or trust company designated
Mississippi
4.01%, as follows:
Secretary of the Board of EducaBond Sale—The
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
$19,000 countv
tion, will reecive sealed bids un$280,000 as 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from health center bonds
offered on
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 2 for the ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
July 19 — v. 192, p. 257
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
were
purchase of $75,000 school lim280,000 as 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 awarded to The
Columbia Bank
ited tax bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
from 1967 to 1970 inculsive.
Madison Heights, Mich.
of Columbia,1 as
3s, at a price
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1966
of
1,050,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1 par..
Bond Offering — Myrtle Cham¬
\
inclusive. Principal and interest
from 1971 to 1985 inclusive.
berlain, City Clerk, will receive
Meridian, Miss.
(J-J) payable at any bank .or sealed bids until 8
230,000 as 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1
p.m. (EST) on
Bond. Sale—The
trust company designated by the
from 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
$260,000 bonds
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $26,000
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap160,000 as 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1, offered on July 20—v. 192, p. 257
various bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
on
in¬
1990
to
State Street Bank & Trust Co., of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
.
Bond
of
Offering
—
Boston, Municipal Department,
Water Street, Boston,
Room 421, 40
192 .-Number 5973
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(451)
until-^nurciSse^?$70,OCO school (^Denver*' Sherman & Howard>
PU1U,
*e ^Tm^Y T'1960^
^
for
i
_u
-Ua
>
j.uoz
MarcPJ .xlV_v
on
men
i
Dated
from
bonds.
•_«.
iu
iniv,+or,oe+
nnA
'
a/i
County,
o'.—'—r
-
-
i
Municipal School
interest
and
principal
No.
(P.
o
& Dodge, O
painter &
offereH
DeGolyer
N. H.
-warded
2&8--v\ere
.Tnlv
nn
10
162—were awarded
p.
Town-
to
Tvson
as
33/4S
at
Bank & Trust Co., of
Garrett-Bromfiplri
Hoele &'Co"as
t>
to
a
group
R, pn
ana
prlce
■
new
Due_on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
Hawkins, Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &
of New York Carthy, of New York City.
Fordham
University, N.Y.
at
a
''
of about 4,07%.
,
,
Holmdel
rs-
•
tiilir
offorcd
Ol
John
J.
Ryan
Principal
mnupai
■»
I
-**
Village, Ohio <
$27,050 bonds
Sale—The
(P.
O.
258—were
were
1961
to
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1980
Principal and interest (J-D)
r-rincipai ana interest (j-u; payable at the Winters National Bank
& Trust, of West Carrollton.'Legality approved by Peck, Shaffer
o
nr:n:
-
n
•
x«
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
'
Reserve School District
(P.
„
Bond
O. Collins),
Ohio
Sale—An
awarded
awarded
Halsev
Halsey
to
to
sealed
bids
until
2
Offering
City
mo
mo
x.
•
i
x,
—
Clerk,
Dated
June 10, 1960. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1965 in-
clusive.
Principal and interest
(IVt-S)
payable at the City Auditor's office.
• v
(EDST)
p.m.
,o
$7,800 street paving bonds. Dated until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 18
June
1959- Due on
1 for the Purchase
of $2,100,000
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive, school improvement bonds. Dated
13 ()00
tractor
shovel
bon(Js
gept ^ ig60 Due semi.annually
basis of about 3.67%.
a
i
—
Wellsville),
Westfield, N. Y.
M°ru
purchase of
f57;222 ^rb°r bAnds> Dated Aug'
. I9®9- Due on Aug 1 from 1961
1971 "^'usive. Principal and
principal and interest (J-D)
JP-
pay-
R
Bond
Village
^ids
Clerk
will receive
assessment
sealed
Aug
limited
works, assess ^ t
dsQ
LJXI
no
Hart
8
Durcv.ase 0f 193 281 water-
rk
X
tax
d tax
i96i'to
yy
,
XXvJXXX
,
XNUV»
XuUX
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1962 to
1982 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Naon
tional
Bank
Cleveland,
ot
in
approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
nu.
noo'nTEDST)
until
,,
„
,
Offering—Mariorie
Little
Falls
Stevens
Township
(P.
O.
Ave., Little Falls),
New
Jersey
$185,000 bonds
July 20—v. 192, p. 162
Bond Sale—The
offered
on
—were
awarded
&
Co.,
100.085,
3.15s,
as
a
to J
B
at
Glens Falls, in Granville. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Washbium & McCarthy, of New Yoik
City.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
^
Ho. 5, Administration Office,
Hanauer
price
a
North
of
.
Willowick, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $268,280 bonds
offered on July 20—v. 192, p. 258
awarded
were
~
Cleveland Corp.,
to
First
The
3%s and 4Vis.
as
oklahoma
1980 in
XmOU, XXI
Municipal School District,
New
Mexico
sewer
Y.
Due
$2,763,000 school
offered on July 20—
bonds
I960
v.
192,
awarded to
258—were
p.
comnnwri'nf
dicate
tinnai
t?
•
FirstSNa"
5,
^ T
toe
ii
York, Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Merle-Smith,
Park
Paso,
n,'",Q
pnee
of
and
National
Quinn
1AA
&
Bank, of
Co.,
at
a
&
nnn
100.003, a
3.33%,
cost of about
net
as
3.20s.
as
fr°m 1964
585,000
Due
Township (P.
New
O. Belmar),
at
Bank
the
about
5,000
p.m.
4.18%,
of Lake Placid.
follows:
as
June 1, 1962
on
Due
on
June
1,
35,000
4s. Due on June 1 from
1971.inclpsive.
Bond
/81rV.uP'
were
r>
(be
purchase
Aut i00,VnWaJer b0ndSDue
t'
of
Dated
on Aug. 1 from
interc^Wf"a
Sale—The
and
t
Marshall
K.
NV„ v."h
Nevv YorkTi.lmble
City.
hv
j
yM-?l
^trtt
*
as
R
4Vas
ft
Gibbons
a
&
Co
price of lOO.14, a
tnnhAni
nv
7,'asis
4
n
& Mitchell, of of about 4.23%.
Mount
new mexico
D°naAnar
Inc.T
r'pn
q
ralHwMl"
m
Tcl
,
Trl M"n!clP°l Sch°°l
J ( n',
Cruces>>
New
No
Mexico
—
Y.
4
4s, at
a
price
i
■
Sale —The
$300,000
258—were awarded to the Fed-
eral
Housing
Lake
Home
and
Finance
3 Vss, at a price of
as
par.
County (P. O. Painsville),
Ohio
o
mi.
i
nr-o
The $56,750 sewer
improvement limited tax
Sale
bonds offered
Due
on
4s, at
a
price
on
July 18—v. 192,
Aug.
at
Ohio
f
limited
umiiea
tax
tax
bonds
Doncib
pobSTgX86 schS0'0bu0ildtog
^ S
Sf0,°hLbSlldl"e
100'314' " baSiS 0£ 8b°Ut 3'43%'
,
sivf
fat®d A«|. 1. i960. Due
°.m 1961 to 1965 inclu-
n
PavnKiUncipal and interest
offipo
t
•
0TffiC% L1a"ty aPPorfOVMoubnyt
Cannon, of. Mount
James
R.
on Morris.
a*
legality
(F-A)
Pavilion
approved by Daw-
Water District No. 1,
Bond
York
Sale—The $165,000
r
,
water
price
of
& Co., as 3X/4S,
100.78, a basis of
Sale—The
$31,750 special
improvement
bonds offered on July
street
J^,■ 18 to 192,^57- limited tax
as 3%s. at'a price of *18—^192? p'." 'l 63-were "a warded
Offering
—
fjiionon
—v.
Raymond
191,
p.
Flickinger, City Auditor, will receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
June
on
2
awarded
2358—were
Port of Port
Bond
Oxford, Ore.
Offering—T.
Secretary
of the
W.
Board
Tucker,
Com-
of
will
receive
sealed
(PST) on Aug.
l
for
the
purchase of $25,000
emergency fund 1960 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Hue on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1965
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.;, Legality approved
missioners,
bids
until
8
p.m.
£y ShulSrSayre^^^
kin, of Portland,
Erie County
?
(P. O. Erie), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The $500,000 general obligation funding bonds offered on July 19-v. 192, p. 58-
were
awarded
to
headed by Halsey,
syndicate
a
Stuart & Co.
Inc., at a price of 100.002, a net
interest cost of about 3.02%, as
follows:
$50,000
as
as
1962.
400,000
4s. Due on Aug. 1, 1961.
3%s. Due on Aug. 1,
as
3s.
Due
on
Aug.
1
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Merrill Lynch,
Haupt'& C^Butche^
E.
p~pn—
sewe?; seeonl
50,000
Mayfield, Ohio
Bond
assessment
,
Bond
New
State Treasurer's
a
about 3.10%.
Offered on
i
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $115,000 street
improvement
1
Ohio
Ryan, Sutherland
ohio
Alliance,
Ore.
tVia
pennsylvania
County (P. O. Toledo),
Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
S SS Kf tob 19d70 hfcto^PrV"ntild9°p.'r^d(MsT)VeoneA7?gbTl ffl
Aug
Estacada,
TtnnH
stu-
uni0n, series 1959 revenue
bonds offered on July 22—v. 192,
^district
J.
Anthony
-
ivnndls
as
Valley
Coquille
4/7b 7"-
Findlay), Ohio
Bond
Bond
of par.
Leone,
Village Clerk-Treasurer,
Leone,. Village'. Clerk-Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids
until
2 pm. (EDST) on Aug. 1 for the
•
cAnnnn
villas
impurchase of $40,000 village im
nrntrompnt
gS
N.
the
ISd Z Zyerfl
Bond Sale—The $12,000 water
Bond Sale—The $122,210 road
department revenue bonds offered improvement limited tax bonds
on June 6-v. 191, p. 2357-were offered on July 21-v. 192, p. 163
awarded to The McVille State —were awarded to a group comMcVille,
Morris,
Offering
Bond
The $12,284 street
of 100-56' a basis o£ about 3.93%. to Blyth & Co., Inc., as 4%s, at a
Findlay College of Ohio (P. O.
Prla| o£ 98-98. a basis of about
4.76%.
«67
to
to
$227,000 street.
imnrovement limited
NY
TOP
i9%ib°nd2569—were^warded
Approved
gality
a'r
„
Oregon
*
—
as
awarded to The Bank of North 3.43%.
n'oo sewer Dak0ta' 38 ** * 3 PnCe ° P3r'
Bond Sale—The $67,000 sewer
McVille, N. D.
,,
„
«
Bond Sale
awarded
.
£or
,q
„
Bank, of Coquille.
Ohio
Offering—Irma K. Stan- gality approved by Vandewater,
—xv.
w
Bond Sale — The $28,00CI city p 163—were awarded to The First
y,
Township Clerk, will receive Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of improvement bonds offered on Cleveland Corp., as 3 /2s, at a
sealed bids until 8
pm
(EDST) New York City
June 8 — v. 191, p. 2467 — were price of 100.31, a basis of about
10
Coauille
y
BurSe & Kraus,
dakota
Finley, N. D.
Le-
OREGON
Ju?v
on
obhgatton
awarded to Ball,.series bonds offered
,
north
S™Q
«
Fairfax,
Agency,
as
1965 to
15
snecial
900
imorovement
about 3.43%.
p.
4%s.
as
payable
(F-A)
258
1964.
$100,000
cipal and interest
Jersey
Bond
2
p
and 1963.
Aug.
on
of
chase
as
July 19-v 192
on
awarde^to Merrill Lynch,
$10,000 as 6s. Due
4 for the pur¬
serial bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
(EDST)
to 1967 inclusive.
3.40s.
Due on July
from 1968 to 1970
inclusive.
Wall
until
bids
sealed
bonds
June
on
192, p. 162—were
$50 000
a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
Ware, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
The
$80,000 build-
offered
awax>ded to Tbe Chm Company, improvement bonds offered on
as 3/2s, at a price of 100.34, a basis June 6 — v. 191, p. 2467 —were
& onening
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., at
Ofierin g—Judson M.
Bond
July
on
offered
&
Inc., -were
N.Y.
Placid.
1975
Roseboro, N. C.
Sale
Bond
of
Lake
to
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
Inc.
follows:
as S^s.
Due on July
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
780,000
Dtok
Co.,
&
1961
bonds
191, p. 2570—were awarded
to Shoemaker & Co., Inc.
Ohio
bondfoffered
tax
X*
,
York City. Legality approved by
Ryan, Inc., and H. V. Sattley
Co. '
interest
$585,000
Tripp
from
ChiUicothe
£ie—The'^40
ioi
(J-D)
Bank New York Trust Co., of New
foll°ws. C. J. Devine &
Louis, El
Paso
June 1
otheriVe^^bersoiE the syndic;ate
were as
^rfNew fee Snson^Coro
Bank New York Tnist Co
on
Bmlted
Bond Sale—The
ing
_v.
street
1, 1960.
Principal and interest
payable at the Chemical
gen- a syndicate headed by Lehman
building Brothers, as 4.10s, at a piice of
July 22-v. 192, 100.194. a basis of about 4.08%.
on
bonds. Dated June
inclusive.
pr5°ntl,raIe.—Theschool
$1,95°,000
obligation
°nds offered
Aug. 2 for
on
the purchase of $50,000 water and
Village Green,
Levittown), N.
basis of about 3.12%.
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
untu n a.m. (EST)
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin-
Bond Offering —W. E. Easter- cinnati.
img> Secretary of the Local Government Commission, will receive
B
-
Bond Sale—The
Carlsbad
Bethesda.
„
w7/ iv
Rose Hill, N. r
C.
able at the First National Bank of
and
from
Blanch BenWestlake City School District,
will
receive
"Ohio
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bond Offering
Charles M.
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $20,- Weston, Clerk of the Board of
800 bonds, as follows:
Education, will receive sealed bids
Sale—The'S600 000 school
ofjuh 19-v 192
Bond
T
Bond
Central School Dist. No. 1
^TTa/iVIAM
^
^
s
Co
&
of 100.23, a basis of about
price
_
15
192, p. 258—were
—v.
El
Dated Aug. 15, 1960. Due
e
nett,
Independence
tion, will receive sealed bids until '"tert'st
^-A) payable at the
New
10 a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 10 for Chautauqua
National Bank, of
Sale—The $190,000 school the
purchase of $2,295,000 school Jamestown. Legality approved by
Bend
ciaj assessment limited tax bonds.
Western
Bond
7
-
Bond Offering—A. Elmer
Allen,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
201, Holmdel),
Jersey
Box
district boilds
a
,
C
Andover and
of 100.289,
rownshipSchool District President of the Board of Educa-
O.
(P.
c
.r
•-
-
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Ira Haupt
& Co., jointly, as 3.70s, at a price
Granville, Hebron, Hampton and
Whitehall Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
{r. O. ^ranvmej, n. r.
(P. u. Granville), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Neil L. Hulett,
taking $813,OoO, as
price of 100.289, a basis
~~
Wellsville, Scio, Willing, Alma,
b
p.
ing bonds of the Fordham Uniof John Nuveen & Co., versity.
Co.,
-
bonds offered
Newburger, Loeb & Co., and J. R.
410s
hids until noon (EST) on Aug. 9
for
pUrchase of $150,000 spe-
issue of $30,000
-jr
°£ e ed 0n JuiyJ1?-Xi t?2, P.V
school improvement bonds offered
Roosevelt & Cross, as 4.20s at a —were awarded to McDonald & on April 20 was sold to Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 4s, at a price
Price of 100.28, a basis of 'about
' as 6 /4S"
4.15%.
Bellaire, Ohio
°f 100-26> a basis of about 3.95%.
Mc-
162—were awarded to a group
&
*
•
1989
Township School District
Names Paying Agent—Manufacturers Trust Company has been
(P Q. Bridgboro), N. J.
Bend Sale—The $815,000 school appointed Trustee for $1,000,000
bonds offered on July 21—v. 192, faculty housing and dining build-
Ross
1960.
xsuu.
price of
a
■
Bay
•
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Genessee
Valley
Union
Trust
Co.,
of
Rochester. Legality approved by
City.
composed
1,
i,
4s, at
as
West Carrollton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Robert Wilwon,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Waterville, N. Y.
c.
Delran
p
Aug.
nug.
^*ieu
Bond Sale—The $42,500 fire station bonds offered on July 12—v.
192, p. 162 —were awarded to
Rr>n
by
approved
Dated
from
^C'
i
inclusive.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
First National Bank of Akron, in
Barberton. Legality approved by
CV.P.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
•
Offering—Hazel Munroe,
Secretary of the Board of Eduration
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 9
for the purchase of $385,000 site
and building bonds.
Dated Sept
1 1959
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the Citizens
National Bank, of Englewood. Leoalitv
froms1961
•
Bond Offering — Leonard A.
fnnn
Boniface, Town Supervisor, will
receive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 10 for the purchase of $477,000 general obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
h
Bond
Delafield & Wood,
i
inclusive.
york
Brighton, N. Y.
School District, TVTiinrno
N. J.
UovdI
«cr
,
re-
various
?ivfn
1970
to
t
n
Cleveland.
new jersey
Alpine
1961
purpose general obligation bonds.
on Sept. 1
to 1973
Due
+
*'
mci
m
1
inn +°
203,500 street
Y.
the Purchase of $9,157,500
hOC,
3.72%.
N.
.
1 m p r o v e m e n t
?ncn ?n
^c*
8 m p ro v eme
inclusive.
i
+'
rnc 1
ooq
Rochester,
,DCC' 1 fr0m 1961 to
Co.,
basis of about 3.76%.
a
^
^elusive.
164,900 street
ceive sealed bids until Sept. 1 for
a'
t
?"
163—were awarded to Mc-
p.
-
nnVV
1 ga
Bond Offering—Emmett V. Nor-
Kansas City
<$/*
-
basis of 'about
a
tJ*'"""""Wg-ismmett VI
^ Comptroller will
National
& y
^
8
as 3 /as, at a price of
ol 100.141, a basis ot aDOUt ruu.lM, a basis of about 3.48%.
send, Dabney
100.07,
mo
July 19—v. 192,
on
Traders
Buffalo, and John J.
Co., as 4.10s, at a
&
192,
Donald &
m
and
thp M -n.rf.rt.-~- — m-,.Municipal
Trust Co., of
Gallup),
Mexico
$84,000 school composed of The City
offered on July 21—v. 192,
b°nas uii
p
•
School District,
„QtPCld
"Sdlale-The
9,
Manufacturers
B0Sev-l&S- Bond Sale — The $460,000 gen- P^e o£
nnfffi of' Boston
?ra1., obligation school 'building 4-09%.
bonds
~x
bonds offered
of
Pf«ved
calmer
O.
+
the
District
School District
1
New
Bank,
bonds; offered on July 19—v. 192, chase of $434,000 limited tax
P- 258—were awarded to a groun
P* 258 —were awarded to a group bonds, as follows:
McKinley des°pm£?yelni"j cM-Cross, $64,600 street improvement bonds.
o£ RooseveltK & pullaG
iu_
T\/r«M,,i>
"
""—'
*
Due
^
55
41/4S, at a price of 100.82, a basis "aHPt &
autcner & Sherrerd;
cmerrera,
Barberton, Ohio
of about 4.09%:
'
Dellaven & Townsend; Crouter &
Bodine; Thomas & Co.; Dolphin &
Niles, Ohio
Co.; J. W. Sparks & Co.; HarriBond Sale—The $155,110 limited
son
& Co.; Poole
&
Co., and
(EDST) on Aug. 8 for the pur- tax bonds offered on July 20—v.
Fahnestock & Co.
56
Menallen
Township School District
(P. O. R. D. No. 4, Box 632,
Uniontown), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
school
July
14—v. 192, p. 163—were awarded
to The Fayette National Bank &
Trust Co., of Uniontown, as 4s,
at a price of 100.036, a basis of
$30,000
limited tax bonds offered
on
until
(EST) on Aug. 12
for the purchase of $235,000 dor¬
mitory 1959 revenue bonds. Dated
Feb.
1, 1959. Due
and
1962
to
District
S.
Fur man
Bond
fered
De-
Dated Sept. 1,
Sept, 1 from 1961 to
1970
inclusive. Legality approved
Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry
&
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
by
Port Vue School District
(P. O. McKeesport), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $40,000
obligation
general
limited
tax
school
bonds offered
June 21—v.
on
191,
The
of
McKeesport,
as
3%s, at
price
a
St.
Joseph College of Pennsylvania
(P. O. Philadelphia), Pa.
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
$530,-
revenue
student center
offered
of
fered
on
were
awarded
posed
Space,
July 19—v. 192,
Republic
National
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond Sale—An issue of
SOUTH
basis
a
improvement
July 20
ville,
to
offered
259
p.
Bank
were
—
Center¬
of
price of
a
on
par.
Bond Offering
of
the
Board
Davis and Salt Lake Counties,
South Davis County Sewer
sealed
Upper Yoder Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Room 304, Johnstown Bank
p.m.
(CST)
chase of $20,000
pur¬
bonds
basis of about 3.47%.
a
Bond
Offering
—
sealed
bids
until
Aug.
8
Bond
Township School
Authority (P. O. Red Lion), Pa.
€00 additional school
bonds offered
to
Butcher
Aug.
15,
from
&
Sherrred.
1960.
Due
on
000
1960
1972
Dated
Aug.
the
National
(F-A)
Bank
Due
receive
on
Interest
Sale—The
J-J.
Le¬
The
to
College of South Carolina
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Offering — J. A. Bacoats,
gen¬
First U.
S.
Cor¬
a
group
July 21
on
composed
was
of
sold
Dittmar
American
METER
interest
cost
1964
as
from
125,000
Board
July 28,
terly
of Directors, on
1960 declared a quar¬
dividend
($.50)
per
of
share
fifty cents
on
the capital
stock of the company,
September 15, 1960
payable
to stock¬
holders of record at the close of
business August 31, 1960.
Dated
4.14%,
Due
to
April
on
1974
as
1
inclusive.
April 1
inclusive.
on
1988
3.70s. Due
and
July
on
April 1,
1990.
1,
1960.
Due
on
April
1 from 1964 to 1990 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of April
1, 1980.
Interest A-O. Legality approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin
man, of Dallas.
&
Booth-
4.20s,
as
Bond
was
Sale—An
issue of
improvement
sold
to
to
Town
sealed
bids
Aug.
on
The
until
3
for
the
10
fered
Sale
school
Sept.
1
sive.
able
not
of
from
1961
to
1980
inclu¬
interest
pay¬
the
Chittenden Trust Co.,
of Burlington.
Legality approved
by
Stephen
B.
Richardson, of
Burlington.
Clyde Hill, Washington
Town
bids
II
1960
First
Offering—Marilyn
Clerk,
until
for
8
will
the
purchase
bonds
Southwest
was
eral
posed
Juran
Prescott &
im¬
bonds
191,
of¬
2800
p.
a
from
110,000
1972
to
3.90s.
as
from
59—were
composed
National
&
Co.,
awarded
of
The
Bank,
Inc.,
Seattle,
as
interest
a
cost
a
Seattle
of
-
group
First
Seattle, Blyth
Foster
at
to
&
of
about
par,
a
3.77%
follows:
$158,000
from
1976
4V2S.
1962
to
Due
1965
on
Aug.
1
inclusive.
of
syn-j
Provin-|
price!
5.87%.|
a
about
Courtemanche,
Floridal
Inc.,
Inc.,
Belanger,
Place-I
St.
bids
Aug.
on
Pres-|
Treasurer, willl
-
sealed
8
until
for
8
p.mj
the pur¬
$300,000 village improve¬
bonds.
ment
Due
Joseph, Que.
Offering—Gerard
Secretary
seau,
Inc., and]
Dated Sept. 1,
I960]
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest]
(M-S) payable at all the branches
in Quebec, of the bank mentionec
St. Prosper, Que.
Bond Sale
June
The $215,000 city
offered on
—
improvement
bonds
28—v.
awarded
as
191, p. 2692—were
Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
5V2S, at a price of 97.20]
to
basis of about 5.81%.
a
of¬
St. Vincent de Paul School
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—The $950,000
Inc.,
price of par,
1975
Due
to
Cote St.
Bond
3.88%,
inclusive.
Aug.
on
1979
1
schoo^
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered
on
were
awarded
July 6—v.
to
a
192, p. 60group
com¬
posed of The Banque
of
about 6.10%,
$572,000
inclusive.
8
p.m.
on
1
from
1961
able
at
to
1980
village
(EDST)
inclusive.
and interest
all
the
(M-S) pay¬
branches in Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
La
Township (P.
Minerve), Que.
Sale
O.
were
&
fered
were
on
variouj
bonds oil
July 18—v. 192, p.
awarded to Societe de
ments, Inc.,
as
5V2S, at
a
260-1
Place!
price °l
99.30.
Shawville, Que.
Bond Sale—The
villagj
$377,500
improvement bonds offered 01
July 18 — v. 192, p. 260 — wer|
awarded to J. F. Simard & u
tSte.-Pudentienne Sch.
—
Commit*10^
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
$159,000 scW
59—
p.
260—were
July
awarded to
Veillet, Langlois
as 5V2s, at
&
Co.,
as
July 4—v.
awarded to
$94,000
improvement
Quebec
The $50,000 aque¬
duct and fire protection
bonds of¬
on
July 1 fror
Ltd.
La Minerve
Bond
on
inclusive.
Senneville, Que.
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$1,206,000 city improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
on Sept.
Principal
1975
July
on
inclusive.
to 1970
6s. Due
to
follows:
Due
Bond Sale—The
Luce, Que.
until
as
as
5V2S.
as
from 1961
1971
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
fered
as
basis
a
Bond
QUEBEC
Marshall,
of
&
com¬
Moody,
a
191,1
a
Matteau & Fils, Societe de
377,500
Savings Bank,
price
97.81,
CANADA
be
p.
2692—were awarded to
dicate headed by Banque
ciale du Canada, as
p.
Provincial
du
Canada, La Corporation de
$54,000 as 3.20s.
Due on Aug. 1 Prets de Quebec, W. C. Pitfield &
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive. Co.,
Ltd., Gaston Laurent, Inc.i
65,000 as 3.40s. Due on Aug. 1 McNeil, Mantha, Inc., J. E. Laj
from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Flamme, Ltd., Veillet, Langloij
75,000 as 3.60s. Due on Aug. 1 & Courtemanche, Inc., and
Duj
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
rocher, Rodrigue & Co., Ltd., aj
a price of
110,000 as 3.80s. Due on Aug. 1
98.36, a net interest cost
of Seattle.
$680,000 gen¬
1960, series
A
July 20—v. 192,
Sale—The $975,000 schooll
bonds offered on June 28—v.
2692—
p.
group
&
gen¬
bonds
follows:
of
Sale—The
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Inc.,
$414,000
Co., at
basis of about
a
in the loan procedure.
net interest cost of about
a
as
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
on
price of 97.77,
5.86%.
chase of
$15,000
July 19—v. 191,
of
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Town Treas¬
bonds offered
&
receive
Kalman & Co.,
Inc., American Na¬
tional Bank, of St. Paul, and E. J.
urer's office.
obligation
awarded to
Veillet, Langlois!
Courtemanche, Inc., as 5V2s at!
were
McNeil, Mantha, Inc.
school
to
village]
improvement bonds of¬
July 4—v. 192, p. 59J
May
tax
Sale—The
on
clusive.
Bond
on
on
30—v.
awarded
were
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1980 in¬
eral
fered
Due
sold.
obligation
fered
Aug.
King County, Auburn School Dist.
No. 408 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
procedure!
Sale—The $44,500
ments,
bonds.
on
Bond
renewal
4V2S.
Osceola and Garfield Towns Joint
School District No. 1 (P. O.
sealed
on
the loan
as
City, Dresser Vil¬
lage, and St. Croix Falls, Eureka,
Sterling, Laketown, Balsam Lake,
$225,000
general obligation arterial
paving
net
$35,000
Fike,
receive
(PST)
p.m.
in
Price, Que.
St. Croix Falls
Bond
improvement
Principal and
at
$45,000
bonds
The
—
limited
and
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
Veillet,
Croix Falls), Wis.
(EDST)
purchase
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
all
branches in Quebec, of the
bank!
5V2s, at
VIRGINIA
June
on
(EDST)I
196if
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Bond
receive
p.m.
Co.,
&
July 1, I960.
1990.
provement
of
p.m.
1980
(EDST)
on
Offering—May P. Eldred,
Treasurer,
will
receive
2
interest
of
Grantsville, W. Va.
price of 100.183.
a
until
Que
Lesaeel
Langlois
issue of
McLean
WEST
$25,000
July 21
Loker, Sparrow & Co.,
at
par.
WISCONSIN
issue
offered
Finance
Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrim¬
son &
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Shelburne School District, Vt.
Bond
of
street
1990
and Seattle Trust &
Carrollton, Texas
W. B. ASHBY, Secretary
13500 Philmont Ave., Phila. 16, Pa.
Due
to
4.10s.
1975
as
1989
The
about
5s.
as
595,000
notice.
of
follows:
from
1
inclusive.
Co.
Sale—An
bonds
Bond
&
Co., Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Fridley & Frederking,, W. N. Ed¬
wards & Co., and Almon & McKinney, at a price of par, a net
$280,000
&
sold to
was
(P. O. Fort Worth), Texas
to
July
WASHINGTON
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,000,000 school
building unlimited tax
bonds offered
INCORPORATE!)
school
Birdville Independent School Dist.
-
to
inclusive.
on
1,
Clarendon Town School District,
Vermont
TEXAS
"
Due
1
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
$200,000
poration, and the First Knoxville
Company, jointly.
Bond
sold
Dated
July
on
1982
bids
St. Jerome School
center
price of
a
1960
revenue
—were
$125,000
improvement bonds offered
July 20—v. 192, p. 163—were
awarded
Benedict
COMPANY
McCormick
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1963 to
eral
CAROLINA
DIVIDEND NOTICE
will
David¬
Morristown, Tenn.
Bond
York
Due
Co., of St. Louis, Shearson, Ham&
Co.,
Gregory
&
Sons,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
bonds.
on
inclusive.
payable
of
Judge,
V.
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
15
County.
Legality
approved
by
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia.
SOUTH
school
1960.
sold
1965 to 2000 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
was
July 1 from
mill
Bond
Offering—Carl
sealed
$500,000 stu¬
health
Sale—An
Security
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $300,-
$259,-
revenue
July 11
on
of
1983
3s, at
as
Bond
inclusive.
3.80s.
as
1,
water
to
and
Thurston County Public Utility
District No. 1 (P.O. Olympia),
VERMONT
County
son,
issue
and
Agency,
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:: Mercantile Trust
Tennessee
Windsor
Sale—An
Inc.,
1969
3%s.
1970
The
—
Housing and Home
were
Grainger County (P. O. Rutledge),
for the purchase of $60,000 general
obligation street and sewer bonds.
Bond
revenue, series A
to a group com¬
sold
Co.,
De Lore Corp., Inc.
Fuehrer, Borough Secretary, will
receive
system
was
&
son
White Oak, Pa.
to
from
posed of C. H. Little & Co., Cum¬
berland Securities
Corp., David¬
of
offered on July 21—v. 192,
164—were awarded to the Fed¬
eral
1964.
as
825,000
from
$150,000
price
a
Washington
July
on
on
Sale
union
follows:
as
Due
5s. Due
as
1965
funding bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of
electric
p.
syndicate
a
3.82%,
and
135,000
8
Dayton, Tenn.
of¬
bonds
July 18—v. 192, p. 163—
were
awarded to Stroud & Co.,
Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of 100.12,
on
to
6s.
as
1963
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—The $45,000 general
at
bonds
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., at
price of 100.02, a net interest
760,000
Co., Bldg., 532 Main
Street, Johnstown), Pa.
dent
headed
& Trust
tax
awarded
were
Commission,
Bond
Offering—Rejean
Secretary-Treasurer, will
ington (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
obligation bonds of¬
July 21—v. 192, p. 59—
on
League School
a
Bond
Street,
Sale—The $1,750,000 sew¬
cost of about
until
Aug. 8 for the
on
fered
Education,
bids
Finance
State
4s,
Seattle Pacific College of Wash¬
general
er
$30,000
of
The
as
par.
Marie Lemke,
—
to
Committee,
nav
at all the branches
in Que'
bee, of the bank mentioned in
the
loan procedure.
e
to
sold
191, p. 2572—were
Aul'
Aug. 7 for the purchase oil
$163,000 school bonds. Dated
Junel
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
price
a
$35,000 general
bonds offered
library
June 20—v.
awarded
UTAH
a
Independent School Dist.
receive
limited
obligation
on
Horton, of Dallas.
Bond
No. 8, S. D.
Clerk
of
The
3V2S, at
as
Yale
192,
v.
—
awarded
bonds
will
obligation
Bond Sale—The
on
inclusive
(F-A)
able
mentioned
Bountiful), Utah
street
1980
Quincy, Wash.
Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
2022 South Main
$16,000
was
Co., Inc., at
of 100.24.
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
to 1990 inclusive.
Interest
DAKOTA
Sale—The
about 4.10%.
fered
sold
June 14
on
&
1960. Due
to
Principal and interest
on
$212,265
improvement district No. 12
Grande
to
Aug. 8 for the S'
$195,000 school bon£
on
of
Dated Aug. 1,
1
from
1961
Wash.
Murray W. Moore & Co. Dated
June
Centerville, S. D.
Bond
on July
192, p. 58—were awarded
to Goldman, Sachs & Co., as 4Vss,
100.199,
$175,000
J-D.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered on July 19
—v. 192, p. 259—were awarded to
Alester G. Furman Co., and Frost,
Read & Simons, Inc., jointly.
re¬
p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
waterworks system bonds was
1961
Williamsburg County School Dist.
(P. O. Kingstree), S. C.
8
on
Moses Lake,
Springtown, Texas
to
will
Dallas.
local
Lane,
Lynch,
Corp.,
19—v.
of
Johnson,
3.24%.
price of
a
the
of
com¬
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and
Edgar M. Norris, as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.056, a basis of about
limited tax bonds offered
price
163—
at
able
Bank
m
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
-
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $425,000 general obliga¬
tion, series A bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
inclusive.
1984
to
School
Offering-Donat Beaure.
Treasurer wfi,
bids until 8' n
gard, Secretary
John¬
until
bids
sealed
(PST)
Improvement District (P. O.
Solebury Township (P. O.
Solebury), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 general
obligation
townhouse
building
a
p.
group
a
1962
from
Bond
receive
Treasurer,
County
son,
ceive
schoolhouse
bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Aug.
$125,000
inclusive.
1975
to
Offering—Maxine
Bond
will
Schools,
of
1969
°f ab0»t
La Presentation
Orchard), Wash.
Aug. 9 for the purchase
on
Dated Aug.
bonds
par.
at
to
The
of
July 19 was sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, 27/ss, at
nance
of
and
Home
Finance
3Vss, at a price of par.
as
improvement, series T bonds of¬
on
Federal
(CST)
I
p. 2691 — were awarded to
Peoples Union Bank & Trust Co.,
of par.
Superintendent
5.99%.® °f 95'56' a
Commission, Que
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Federal
1
Kitsap County, North Kitsap Sch.
District No. 400 (P. O. Port
McKinney Independent School
District, Texas
Offering—Hailds Pearce,
163—
p.
the
to
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $305,000 road
bonds.
on
July 21—v. 192,
Agency,
Aug. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 general obliga¬
school
1960
revenue
Monday, August 1, i960
.
.
inclusive.
1968
to
.
3%s. Due on Aug. 1
as
from
payable at the
Bank Trust Co., of Dallas.
(J-J)
Bond
dor¬
bonds of¬
SVzs. Due on Aug.
1966
387,000
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
&
University of South
awarded
will Housing
Secretary,
on
1960. Due
Gibbs
interest
Texas
Legality
Sale—The $2,300,000
on
were
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
tion
inclusive.
by JSinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
mitory
(P. O. McKeesport),
Pennsylvania
simone, 'District
(EDST)
1999
Feb. 1 from
on
approved
Township School
Offering—Samuel
Bond
a.m.
as
from
of
11
Carolina (P. O. Greenville), S. C.
Versailles
135,000
Co., and Texas Bank & Trust Co.,
Dallas jointly, as 4%s. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
1983 to 1987 inclusive. Principal
President, will receive sealed bids
about 3.99%.
North
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