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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Volume
194
Beg. U. S. Pat. Offic*
Number
6081
New York 7,
N. Y., Monday, August 14, 1961
Price
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
A. T. U.
$37,158,000 compared with $3,220,000
or $3.48 and $35,269,000, respec¬
tively, in the corresponding period of fiscal 1960.
Productions, Inc. — Common Offered —Pur¬
Aug. 7, 1961 offering circular, Marshall Co.,
New York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $3 per share.
suant
to
a
BUSINESS—The
York
New
vision
of
company
130
corporation
organized
the creation
primarily in
engaged
commercials
and
PROCEEDS—In the
W.
on
entertainment
event
that
57th
St.,
York
New
City
is
For
features.
?
offered
Stock and Bond Quotations
-
sold, the entire net proceeds to the company will be approximately
$230,000 after payment of the underwriter's commission and deductions
of the expenses of this issue, including estimated printing, legal and
accounting expenses of $10,000 and an allowance of $15,000 to the
planned
and
mailing, advertising and expenses. It is presently
proceeds will be utilized in the following amounts
priority as much as possible.
of
Expenses
Additional
Sales
,
Sales
$65,000
45,000
Employees
Expenses
Officers'
*
22,500
__
Salaries
22,000
35,500
Advertising and Promotion ___■
Discharge of Loans from Officers
Working Capital
L
16,800
23,200
!
$230,000
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
12-month
period
ending
June
30*
mately 5 to 10%
15
27
32
37
Alden's, Inc.—Acquisition—
W. Jackson, President,
announced that the company has
acquired Pushin's, the leading department store in Bowling Green*
Kentucky, with an annual sales volume of over $1,000,000.
In keeping with Aldens policies the store will continue to operate
under
its
present name, with the same lines of merchandise and
with
its present personnel except that Clarence
V. Nance, former
manager of Aldens
(Young's) department store in Alton, Illinois will
take over management in place of the former owners.—V. 194, p. 213.
Robert
48
37
37
37
39
Allied Stores Corp^—Proposed Debenture Rights Of¬
fering and Exchange Offer—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.— 39
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
40
Canadian Stock Exchange.
40
Toronto Stock Exchange....
41
FINANCING
a
principally to the more normal 1960-61 heating season. It now appears
that earnings per share for the current fiscal year will be approxi¬
below those for fiscal I960."—V. 193, p. 697.
Page
"•
Exchange (Stocks)New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Range for week ending August 4___!
Range for week ending August 11Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
the
Production
.
; ■
New York Stock
for
that
order
corresponding
letter to stockholders, the company Stated, "In previous reports
we have advised you that earnings for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
1961 would not be equal to the $2.45 per share eraned last year, due
In
is
underwriter
the
for
1960.
the public
to
of
$39,664,000
«
stock
months ended June 30, 1961 earnings totaled $2,109,000
share on operating revenue of $42,285,000 compared with
$2,580,000 or $2.79 per share on operating revenue of
12
per
earnings
a
4, 1957. The company is
distribution of radio and tele-
all of the
the
$2.28
or
In This Issue
April
and
MISCELLANEOUS
—
Authorized
stock,
Common
♦Does
stock options
of
value
par
include
not
10c
Outstanding
1,000,000
♦263,000
shares reserved for issuance upon exercise
warrants.—y. 193, p. 2661 and p. 2537.
55,000
and
the
v
of
second quarter. This
the
first
quarter and
Admiral
Photo
39
39
stock at $5 per share.
common
General
incorporated under the laws of the
1961, and qualified to do business in
the State of Florida on June 5, 1961.
The company presently main¬
tains an office at 1407 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Upon the suc¬
cessful completion
of this financing, its principal office will be lo¬
cated at 211 South Atlantic Boulevard, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
The
company
was
formed to acquire the assets and business of
Broward Photo Service, Inc., a Florida-corporation.
The business, which consists of the ^operation of a chain of seven
retail
May
users.
Florida;
two
Tampa,
Cocoa
in
•
The
stores
seven
Lauderdale,
Ft.
are
two
in
all
located
Orlando,
in
the
State
each
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
stock
194,
(10c par).
FINANCING
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
96,000 shs.
of
of
company
statement
250
with
Goffle
the
Rd.,
SEC
on
Organized
acquired
Tile
In
law in April 1961, the
Architectural Marble Corp.
Delaware
subsidiaries,
Co., New Jersey
two
and
the
to
under
Marble
supply
and
installation
corporations.
of
ceramic
The
tile,
$48,120
and
the
sanding
and
mosaics,
Italian
sculptured marble under
companies.
It has
a
various
Italian
marble
with
slicing,
and
Italian
curtain
glass
vitreous
process
the
purchase
used
The
book
J.
of
engage
marble,
shortly
mosaic
precast flooring, Italian
licenses and agreements
for producing
moulded
of
14.85%
own
share
69.70%
.
20.2
of
of .May
A -3whi<?n;,$;
itti
that
corporate
has
cents
purposes,
including
t
are;
the
working
capital.
outstanding 230,000- common shares with a
per share as
of May 31, of which Frank
and, Salvatore, De .Stefano, President
respectively,
urer,
new
other
company, now
value,
Crisona
Vilella
as
for
and Secretary-Treas¬
18.48%,
each.
Joseph R. Kitson- and Mario
each.
According to the prospectus, if the 100,000
own
sold, present management and* employees will own
outstanding stock which had a book value of $46,465
31, twhereas the., public- will own .30.30% .of the
;
-1 ■"
stocks for5
the company's
havd. paid' $560,000.- -At the present' time't'
with
and
outstanding,
2,691,615
common
shares
two
owned hy
357
Report—•
company has reported net earnings for the nine months. ended
of $1,931,597, equal to $2.02 per share. These results compare
30
earnings of $1,765,305, or $1.85 per share in the like period a
Net sales for the period reached $19,720,149 against $18,955,I960.—V. 193, p. 597.
ago.
in
of May 31).
as
selling
the
plants
the
being
none
offered for the account of cer¬
of the proceeds will be received
company
of
29
W.
38th
St.,
New
York City,
de¬
and distributes popular priced sportswear primarily
and teen-age girls. The apparel line is manufactured
in Virginia and sold to over 4,000 retail stores throughout
produces
for young
at
are
and
company.
BUSINESS—The
signs,
shares
shareholders
women
States.
United
EARNINGS—For
,
the
four
months
ended
April
30,
1961
the
com¬
reported net sales of $3,601,529 and net earnings of $448,152,
equivalent to 45 cents a share.
For the comparable
four-month
period last year net sales were $2,219,089 and net earnings totaled
$185,683, equal to 19 cents a share.
pany
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization, after giving effect to recapitaliza¬
in June 1961, consists of 1,000,000 shares of common stock, $1
ance
value,
upon
outstanding, not including 10,000 shares
exercise of options.—V. 194, p. 1.
reserved for issu¬
the six months ended June 30,
For
Report
1961, the consolidated net earn¬
of the corporation and subsidiaries, after deducting depreciation,
interest, other charges and provisions for Federal and foreign taxes
based on income, amounted to $24,863,183, equal to $3.21 per share
on
the average number of shares (7,746,511) outstanding during the
period, as compared with $24,313,649, equal to $3.15 per share on the
average
number of shares (7,722,148) outstanding during the same
period of I960.—V. 193, p. 2430.
ings
Amphenol-Bbrg Electronics Corp.—Quarterly Report
of the corporation were $19,413,496 in the second
quarter ended June 30, 1961, compared with $15,227,558 in the first
quarter, Matthew L. Devine, President, reported.
Net income was
$404,200, or 29 cents a share, compared with $59,270, or four cents, in
Consolidated sales
the first quarter.
"The consolidation
of
the
recently-acquired FXR
facility into our
over-all structure is progressing, and we are making good gains
our domestic and overseas divisions," Mr. Devine said.
"Second
sales
former
of new moulds,
machinery and
related to
the manufacture
of
curtain
wall
and
to
permit
additional research
and
development of high
temperature alloys
and other valuable synthesis.
The balance will
be
compared
200,000 shares of this firm's common stock was made
Aug. 8 at $14 per share by an underwriting group
Goodbody & Co., New York City.
par
installation
and
including
($66,847
tion
wall panels
equipment,
assets
current
headed by
flooring,
industrial,
bevelling
indebtedness
has
American Home Products Corp.—Six Months'
specializes
and has acquired the assignment of certain patent
applications.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock, estimated
at $370,000 if
all shares are sold, will be used in part
($200,000)
for
its
exceed
Aileen, Inc.—Common Offered—A secondary offering
latter
onyx and other allied stones).
The parent company
to import,
distribute and sell Italian ceramic glazed
intends
tiles,
polishing,
cutting,
certain
to
company
amount of
1489.
p.
of
precast
sculptured marble and domestic tiles for use in
commercial, ecclesiastical
or
public construction,
while
the
intends to import, distribute, install and sell marble (and to
in
has
Piccoli
company
marble,
granite,
as
year
by
Hawthorne, N. J., filed a regis¬
Aug. 7, covering 100,000 shares
be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The
offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by Cambridge Securi¬
ties, Inc., and Edward Lewis Co. Inc., for which they will receive
a
selling commission of 75 cents per share plus an additional 20 cents
per
share sold for
expenses.
The two firms have acquired from
two company officials 10,000 outstanding shares
at a price of one
mill per share.
stock,
common
as
48
—
The
with
liabilities
current
PROCEEDS—The
Aero-Dynamics Corp.—Common Registered—
This
Banks
the
stock.
The
tain
tration
stock,
Condition of the
June
213.
p.
Reserve
Federal
series
of preferred
shares of common
management officials
a
group is to be supplied by amendment. B. Earl Puckett is listed
Board Chairman and Theodore Schlesinger as President.—V. 192,
addition
In
48
.
in
Authorized
—V.
Statement of
department stores; and its
two specialty
stores. Two
stores.
of
System—
company
junior
American Distilling Co.—Nine Months'
Jacksonville.
and
Banks
of
one
and
Member
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
photographic supply stores, and, in addition, the
photographic materials and equipment to industrial and
of
commercial
Common
Twelve
26,
and
camera
supply
on
Reserve
Consolidated
13
48
Rates
Statement
Federal
was
company
Delaware
of
Condition
the
for
The
and
1
55
Offerings
Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange
Photo Service, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
BUSINESS—The
Corporation and Investment News..
Dividends
Of the total,
were sold for the account of the company
and 6,000 for the underwriter. Net proceeds/ estimated
atf $209,871, will be ; used to acquire the business of
State
Exchange
State and City Bond
54,QpO shares
Broward
Stock
outstanding stock of The Fair of Texas Co.
operates directly 14 stores classified as department
subsidiaries operate . 70 such
stores
and
subsidiaries are engaged in
providing domestic and foreign buying services, one of which also
conducts
wholesale
operations. Another subsidiary, Alstores
Realty
Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, owns a substantial per¬
centage of the properties occupied by the stores. The Fair of Texas
Co.
is
engaged in the department store business in
Fort Worth*
Arlington and Dallas, Texas. The net proceeds from the debenture
sale will be added to general funds to be available for general cor¬
porate purposes, Including the construction or fixturing of branch
stores, limited line stores and mass merchandising simplified service
change
Miscellaneous Features
Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
Aug. 4, 1961 offering circular, D. Klapper Associates,
Inc., New York City, publicly offered 60,000 shares of
an
this firm's
American
interest rate, subscription price and
record,
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The registration
also includes 65,000 common shares to be offered in ex¬
39
Transactions
compares favorably With sales of $30,663,748 for
a loss of five cents per share.—V. 192, p. 205.
The
underwriters.
of
statement
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—_
debentures
of
list
39
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
reported that its second quarter earnings show an
those of the first quarter. Guy T. Avery, Chairman of
reported earnings of $199,524 after preferred dividends, on
$34,790,399 or a- profit of seven cents per share for the
over
board,
Bales
and Bond
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
company
increase
Stock
Dow-Jones
Acme Steel Co.—Quarterly Report—
The
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of $100
for each ten shares held. Lehman Brothers heads the
bentures for
45
Markets
Over-the-Counter
This corporation of 401 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration
with the SEC on Aug. 4 covering £27,006,200 of convertible
subordinated debentures due 298*. It is proposed to offer such de¬
statement
27%
were
above
the
first
among
quarter
quarter."
Consolidated sales for the six months ended June 30,
1961 were $34,-
compared with $35,226,005 for the like period of 1960. Con¬
net earnings for the 1961 half-year were $463,470,
or 33
share, compared with $1,532,948, or $1.10 a share, for the 1960
641,054,
solidated
cents
a
first-half.
Air-India International Corp.—Notes Placed Privately
—Aug. 7,
1961 it was reported that this company had
$2,400,000 term notes through First Boston
Corp., New York City.—V. 185, p. 1149.
sold privately
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Sales
of
the company for
the first half of 1961
$98,614,097 as
compared with $103,302,337 in the first half of 1960. First half 1961
net income
was
$5,701,435, against $7,869,085 for the first half of
1960. Earnings per share
in the first half of 1961 were $1.44 as
compared with $2.00 for the same period in 1960.
Sales
for
were
the
second
quarter of
1961 were $50,150,484,
against
the second quarter of 1960. Second quarter 1961
$2,884,333, compared with second quarter 1960 net
income of $3,766,259. Second quarter earnings per share in 1961 were
73
cents, compared with 96 cents for the same period in 1960.—
V. 194,-p. 213.
.
.
s
"
"r~ '
$50,963,688
net
income
during
was
All
The
The
cprjporatton repqjrt&d earnings, j(or the pipe months pnded June
of$3,066",00Q or $3.31 "per share "on o'|jeratthg; revenue" oi'
30,' 1961
to include FXR, Inc., for all periods.
acquired May 31, 1961.—V. 193, pp. 2321 and
have been adjusted
microwave firm
was
2538.
Anheuser-Busch* Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Net
of $154,224,836 and earnings
of $7,803,658
($i.59 per
the first six months of 1961 were reported by August A.
sales
share)
in
Jr., President of the company.
sales were $157,385,138 and earnings
Busch,
Net
$7,808,171
were
($1.61
share) in the first six months of last year.
sales, which included Budweiser, Busch
and Regal were 4,233,306 barrels for the first
per
Beer
Bavarian, Michelob
six months of this
the same period last
with 4,378,058 barrels for
decrease of 3.3%.
of 144,752 barrels was attrib¬
utable in part to our wholesalers* inventories being substantially lower
than a year ago., Due to the
increase, in shipping capacity at both
Tampa and Los Angeles, our wholesalers were able to maintain inven¬
year,
as
compared
year, representing
Mr. Busch said,
tories
sales
Alabama Gas Corp.—Nine Months' Report--
figures
at
a
lower
a
"The sales decrease
level
requirements."—V.
in
1961
193, p.
than
was
necessary
in
1960 to meet
1447.
Ansul. Chemical Co., Marinette* Wis.—Files With. SEC
The
company
on
July
24, -1961
filed
a
Reg.
A
covering
12,000
J
2
(630)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
shares
(par $1) to be offered through Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, Milwaukee. The offering price will be supplied by amendment.
common
&
The
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
working
capital.—V.
193,
profit
2773.
p.
before
such
non-recurring
CAPITALIZATION
Arista
Truck
statement
tion
285
Bond
with vthe
Street,
SEC
Brooklyn, N. Y., filed
Aug. 2 covering
100,000
on
Common
shares
of
proceeds
bank
current
head
ship,
County;
In
the
loans,
and
cranes
tenance
porate
from
stock
equipment
$200,000
to
balance
purposes.
addition
to
if
and
iaciliiate
be
capital
to
installation
operations
operations .from
working
used
own
aixy
in
base
^a
and
other
of
in
Bear,
the
&
par)
after
Lazard
—V.
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
common
s^ock__
23,300
The
Wis.
six
the
H.
Hentz
M.
8,000
&
Clayton Securities
Harrison & Co
3,000
Hirsch
Co
;_J
Co
&
Corp.—
.
&
_
.
J.
certain
common
—V.
193,
,
2431.
P.
Armour &
This
of
convertible
offer such
of
rate
of
and'two
on
Aug.
debentures
for
firms-head
each
the
subscription
by
SL'O
due
list
price
16
of
3
1983.
held.
terms
and
food
products.
and
also
manufactures,
products
including,
in
the
for
sale
in
use
will
connection
to
with
the
company's
net
tion
.....
1,000
—
of
$49,000,000.
The
will
and
be
program
anticipates new -facilities -costing
for, among other things,
fabricating ready-to-cook
hotel, restaurant and institutional trade.
for
the
moriths
ended
Bon
The
first
for
June
30,
dividends
share
of
June
in
Income
amounted
preferred
to
in
Partial
The
resulted
1961,
of
i;s
the
&
47/a % series due
at 101.56%, plus
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
Trust
Co.,
for
1980
Sept.
on
194,
213.
p.
t
7,
next,
addition to
various indebtedness, the
company has outstanding
shares of common stock, of which
management officials as
group own 3.72%. William Wood Prince is
listed as Board Chairman
and Edward W Wilson as
President.—V. 193, p. 306.
Gil
&
Howard
and
E.
Ohio
late
expire
,
.
The
with
compare
last
$2,893,864 and $71,707,960
for
the
corresponding
income
June
30,
of
of
-$10,712,113
the
reported
for
nine
Simpson,
Railroad,
chairman
chief
and
elected
was
Trustee—
a
Jr.,
Roy Barton White, it was
chairman.—V. 193, p. 2775.
Grayson-Robinson
&
*' •_«Yr
-.v;
months
eai'nings of 51
Net
income
sales
of
for
of
$16,917,000
other
and
of
16
for
of
193,
reported
This
•-.it.
amounted
\
the
of
the
,
of
the
Bank
Baltimore
per
share
revenues
in
were
the
same
to
period.
$186,029
$2.31
over
period
$11,509,000
up
on
last
profits
87c
or
were
share
per
$6,779,000
in
71c
or
1960.—V.
193,
Penn
corporation
shares
&
Co.,
July
on
(par
Inc.,
10
27,
1961
cents)
to
filed
be
Albert
at
Minneapolis.
for
the
share, down
shares
common
&
Co.,
Inc
The
(par 10
New York.
,
proceeds
plant,
July
on
cents)
to
are
repayment
of
24,
be
to
used
loans
and
filed
be
a
Reg.
offered
of
David
a
to
Housman,
The
newly
new
truck
to
at
handle
fleet
and
be
at
totaled
of
the
1964.—V.
income
total
taxes,"
$1,467,442
of
189,
p.
because
which
is
1571.
of
a
and
tax-loss
not
.
expected
YY1 YY'V ;
to
194,
420.
p.
'
V
'
notes
gains in
equipment
and
mailed
just
earnings
on
a
for
1960
at
the
No
because
end
of
Boothe
net
earnings,
on order
stockholders.
in
equipment
its
report
purchases,
the first
for
first
gross
half-year were $210,735 (61 cents per
profit of $437,300, D. P. Boothe, Jr., Presi¬
figure is available for the first half
comparable
of
a
change in the company's
Earnings for the full
last
cents
accounting
year.
(83
$288,077
$590,077.
were
The
the
pre-tax
reported.
to
mid-year
per
1961
share)
on
report also
a
year
pre-tax
showed:
1960,
gross
method
however,
profit
of
"
mortgage
A
covering
$3.50,
Bonds
Files With
—
of
Aug. 14-Aug. 18^_
Aug. 21-Aug. 25
Aug. 28-Sep.
1__
85,000
through
Street
a
the
leasing
operators
of
Sep.
-new
4-Sep.
•
THE
PAST
(Aug. 4-9)
bond
sales
WEEK
totaled
$83,701,000.
totaled
-
v
$49,800,000
2,500,000
3,940,000
Last week's data-
-
SUPPLY
Total
Stocks
.
Total of Both
•
Corporates
$116,297,248
■33,002,110
43,537,321
56,425,000
.
'
VISIBLE
Corporate
8
Total„
$56,240,000 " $249,261,679,
$80,740,000 -.$233,068,800
Municipals*
$166,097,248
35,502,110
47,477,321
56,425,000
$271,978,000
$305,501,679
$313,808,800
by
*
$1 million
Financings
66,262,000
$438,075,248
101,764,110
39,275,000
86,752,321
3,300,000
59,725,000
$380,815,000
$456,666,000
air
cab
announced
was
ROSENBERG
$686,316,679
$770,474,800
or more.
firm,
conditioners
will
for
$1,870,000,
end
1961,
Net
DURING
first
Automatic Leasing
Co., will lease truck,
manufactured by the Vornado Truck Air .Condi¬
tioner Division of Automatic
Radio. Headquarters for the
air
periods
$50 million. Debenture sales
privately placed during this week came to $9,150,000. The breakdown in equity
sales were as follows for the same
period (Aug. 4-9): $11,737,500 in secondaries;
$25,888,531 in publicly offered stocks; $230,000 in private placements
(plus 156,000
shares of Deere & Co.)
privately placed.
from
President.
created
cab
of
the
receivable
share)
CAROLYN
Corporate
for equipment,
acquisition
working capital.
subsidiary
owners
of
ending June 30,
period a year
in " the
"
corporation
of
dent,
for theipast week
first
Automatic Radio Mfg.
Co., Inc.—-New Subsidiary—.
Formation
conditioners
out-
deficit
Corporate-and Municipal Financing Ahead
general corporate purposes.
1961
respective
provisions
half
1193.
p.
Municipal sales
A covering
150,900
$1.15, through J. P.
Automated Prints, Inc.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
the
corporation.—V.
The
;
.
FOUR -WEEK
The proceeds are to be used
for
The
192,
SALES
Sales
1447.
Reg.
a
months
,
no
rentals
C.
.
Debenture' and
4%
or
per
p.
offered
below.—V.
income
year.
Atmotron, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With SEC—
The
common
Inc.,
share
per
net
'
quarter
six
$2,657,672
this
of
shares
a
Booth Leasing Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
;
-succeeding'
announced: by
Y. ' ' Y
By
.
of
$1.80
the
months
with
Corporate senior debt financing for this coming week
(Aug. 14-18) is almost double
($49.8 million) - that for -last week. This could be construed as a
sign that the
summer
doldrums are beginning to wane,
however, the projections for corporate
and debt financing for the
following three weeks are extremely light. Equity
financing only, shows an increase for the next week (Aug. 14-18) and
tapers off
sharply thereafter. The Municipal calendar also shows an -increase in
activity
expected in the week of Aug. 14-18 and similarly tapers off.
compares
corresponding 1960
1961
earnings of $21,649,000 or
1961, a 28% improvement
months
or
operating
$8,191,000
share.
per
the
1011.
p.
six months.
Second
cents
share
months
per
six
six
355,333
on
compared
share
a
.11.
'i \f>'.
Refinancing Co.—Six Months' Report—
company
first six
the
1961
first
$19,997,178.—V.
Atlantic
The
for
of
cents
the
first
share,
$1.00
conservative.
i-ntfp
;
report to stockholders the corporation
reported net earnings for
six
a
has
of
be
of
v.Vy
Howell
Associated Spring Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
first
Stores,
current
with
..
with
the
to
ended
months
.
In
from
traditionally
half
forecasts
...
executive
trustee
Colonel
same
the
were
until
of
fiscal year, compares with $9,929,276 for
period of 1960, apd sales of
$229,940,910 for the same period
$229,954,698 a .year ago.,H"
Earnings per share of common stock were 44
cents for the quarter
and $1.49
for
the nine-month
period, compared with 40 cents and
$1.38, respectively, on the fewer shares of stock
outstanding last year.
—V. 192, p. 1909.
the
compare
a
This
Sales 'for
last
period
the
year.
Net
period.
the
period
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been
appointed sole transfer
agent and Chase Manhattan Bank, registrar for the common stock
Co.—Notes Placed Privately—Aug. 11,
1961 it was reported that this
company had sold pri¬
vately $15,000,000 of promissory notes due 1986 through
company
reported
net
income
of
$3,236,280
and
sales
of
$76,102,803 for the third quarter of the
company's fiscal year which
second
for
cents
.
in
Bookshelf of America, Inc.—Appointment—
J
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Proposed New Control—
See
Refining Co.—Quarterly Report—
the
period.
similar
.
Bell
Ashland
the
profits
$2,178,000
In
a
in
net
announced.
earlier
profits
49.6
the
$2,877,956
for
,
first
Md.—V.
to
since
period,
net
or
of
1960
loss
a
.
,
in
■
-carry-forward
Bank of New York—New
Simmonds,
5,136,530
the
end
with
share
full --year -appeared
reported
the
increased
There
yY;
redemption
the
cents'a
President,
that
sales
for
$176,446,
at
in
said
best
^Gross
profits
$1,219,991.
refunding mortgage sinking fund
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at.
New York, 'or at the Mercantile-Safe Deposit
Baltimore,
Ami's
50
earlier.
"v
-
called
Months' Report—
Schwaikert,
executive
$106,913
corresponding
which, alterin earnings per
$1.43.
has
registra¬
a
on
to
the
Redemption—
company
A.
totaled
year
$21,318,000,
shares,
Co.—Six
earnings
vstanding
30,
Net
1960
Bon
net
The
1961, the company reported $22,to $1.53 per common share after
the
on
SEC
be offered
Schwaikert
been
Y
dividends.
Income,
preferred
Ami
Ralph
Mr.
V
to
company earned nearly
half
of 1961, compared
year,
•
stock
*1,000
$5,831,000 for the three months
.
Brass Corp.—Files Stock
Plan—
Lafayette-Building, Detroit, filed
,
1,000
equivalent
Net
ended
common
the
$15,000,000
meats
12
of
deducting
bonds
expansion
also
company
period
dairy
proceeds
two
about
the
year.
a
1,000
,
1961,-.after
last
of
operations for the first
$919,456 or 68 /cents a share
share during the same
period
of
cents
Aug. 9 covering 20,600 shares of
employees, except management officials,
pursuant to the 1961 Salaried Employees Stock Purchase
Plan.—V. 193
p. 1012. "
"
sells
working capital. There are
presently under con¬
plants
which,
it
is
said,
will
triple the company's
capacity to produce concentrated phosphates and
nitrogen materials
for
use
in
Armour
fertilizers. Such
buildings,
expected
to
be
in
operation
in
mid-1962,
are
located
in
Polk
County,
Florida
and
Muscle Shoals area near
Cherokee, Alabama and will cost an aggregate
struction
30,
and .$0.34
682,000
agricultural
funds
general
by¬
and
and
of
The
added
be
their
poultry
fields
chemicals.
additional
as
be
livestock' "
purchases
others,
among
and
fatty
debenture
For
rate,
to
are
slaughter of
pi*ocesses,
company
also
operates
household
soap
and
the
available
interest
1961
provision
The
-chemicals,
from
it
in
Co.
amendment;
products
products;
&
,
The
company operates packing plants for the
the
processing
of meats
and
animal
other
Wertheim
underwriting
The
and
It
is proposed
to
stockholders at the
common
shares
June
results
earnings
or*56
company of 14000
statement
with
tne
common
.'Y:Y/.,:Y^ YY,'
The company reported Net Income of
announced
with
This
1,000
deducting-all operating expenses, -including
depreciatioix and amortization and taxes, iixed charges and otr.er de¬
ductions.
After providing
for preferred stock dividends, the amount
earned per share of common stock in
the second quarter was $0.39
Chicago,
filed "a
covering $32,500,000
underwriters.
and
'
ended
Avenue,
subscription by
debentures
other
supplied
for
Wabash
the
subordinated
of
date,
North
with
debentures
$100
record
401
statement
has
1961
$750,757,
previous year.
Bohn Aluminum &
1
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—June Report—
Co.—Proposed Deb. Rights Offering—
company,
of
from
the
six
months
sales
totaled
$13,284,706 up
14%
from
the
figure of $11,674,105 for the first six months of 1960.—V.
194, p. 111.
,
registration
the
2,000
,
cor¬
Co., and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
For
2,000
2,000
——-
•
3,000
^Kennedy-Peterson, Inc
Co,, Inc..
3,000 ..-Birely & Co
&, Hirshberg, Inc.
..,3,000 Y Brooxe, Sheriaan, Bogan &
George, O'Neill & Co., Inc.
3,000
Co. Inc.
Peters, "Writer & ChristenY,"
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.
sen, Inc.
!___
3,000
Strader & Co., Inc.-—«s—
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co._
2,000
"United Securities Co.——
Kidder
22%
of
2,000
—
Co
corporation
months
up
Norris
Nassau
&
527.
p.
Shares
„
27,494
&
Co._i
&
A.
over¬
Freres
194,
Beryllium Corp.—Six Months' Report—
322,694 shs.
2J.JOO w*s.
purchase
Co
Stearns
Burnham
main¬
general
$21,070
FINANCING
purchased:
are
Shields
repay
the
in
and
PRESENT
Shares
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Irving Weinberg, President,
Vice-President,
and
Michael
Weinberg, Secretary42.2%, 21.1%
and
21.1%, f respectively.
Weinberg,
Treasurer,
purchase
to
begin
for
will
.
160,000 shares of
Barry
$100,000
$35,000 for the
other
the
and
sale,
$111,070
TO
terms
and
subject to the conditions
contract, the underwriters named below
have severally agreed to purchase from the
company the respective
numbers of shares of common stock of the
company set forth below,
contained
wholly owned subsidiary, Demco Garage Corp.
are
engaged in the business of renting and leasing
trucks, without
drivers, primarily in the metrolopitan area of .New York
City. Of the
net
($0.5
purcnase
its
and
company
to
UNDERWRITERS—Under
stock, to be offered for public sale
(without underwriting)
at S5 per share. The registration statement also includes
25,000 shares
sold
to
its
financial
adviser, Carter,
Bexdind,
Potoma
&
Weill
in
July 1961 at one cent per share.
"
«
common
The
stock
Warrants
registra¬
a
of
EFFECT
Authorized
Renting Corp.—Common Registered—
of
company,
GIVING
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
"
'
Ibis
charges
charges.
t
.
new
122
According
Brookline
to
air conditioning
steering now.'
Mr.
Ave.,
Housman,
Mr.
will
be
in
The
the
vital
as
LARGER ISSUES
to
foreseeable
driver
future,
performance
truck
is
as
cab
said
that
Week
power
tests,
conducted
by
the
"University
Automatic Retailers of
America, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
company has acquired Slater Food Service
announced by Davre J.
Davidson, President of
and
200
40
Management,
Automatic
provides
food
clients
services
in
business
"It
is
in
31
said:
a
and
Puerto
Rico
industry,
and
pleasure
140
schools
and
to
welcome
Slater
employees into A.R.A.
it
was
Retailers.
states
hospitals.
Davidson
to
more
colleges,
management and
They have earned a reputation for
high quality
Slater's efficiently
managed operations complement A.R.A.'s
vending activities."—V. 194, p. -419.
service and
BBM
Photocopy Manufacturing
Corp.—Common
fered—An offering of
68,494 shares of this firm's
mon
stock at $36.50
per share,
was
made Aug.
Shields & Co., New York
Week
shares
of
general
the
common
of
to
BUSINESS—The
engaged primarily
photocopy
net
stock,
Willmor
funds
proceeds
-will
be
be
used
for
$1,500,000,
used
International
9
ended
for
April
the
12
shares of Atlantic Fund for Invest¬
to
Corp.
working
together with
acquire
The
assets
balance
will
of
the
be
on
ended
of
21-Aug. 25: $20 million Flato Realty Fund,
shares; $2.5 million
Broadcasting & Development Corp.; one million shares
Reeves
in
of
.
,
Week
18,182
Bohn
added
to
capital.
.
of Aug. 28-Sep. 1: 200,000 shares of Consolidated Production
Corp., common;
400,000 shares of Lewis (Tillie) Foods, Inc.,
common; 214,500 shares of Republic
Aviation Corp.,
common; 6,280 units of Southern Realty & Utilities
Corp.; $4.5 mil¬
lion Apache Corp., units;
$5 million Apache Realty Corp., units; and in
Municipals—
$20 million San Diego Unif. Sch. Dist,,
Calif.; $5 million Fort Lauderdale, Fla.;
$7.1 million Rochester, N. Y.
V
"
Week
operations
operations
30,. 1961,,and .upon
months
of Aug.
Municipals—$5,283,000 Hancock County Board
Education, W. Va.; $25 .million Cook County, 111.; $5 million Vermont
(State of);
$4,034,000 Kansas City, Mo.
v
by
company of 42 W.
15th
St.,
New York
City, is
in the -assembly and sale of
accessory equipment for
EARNINGS—-Pro "forma
based
common
of
com¬
machines.
are
OFFING
follows:
of Aug. 14-Aug..18: $50 million
debentures
Of¬
*
Division
as
Texas Capital Corp., common; and in
City.
PROCEEDS—Of
Division
are
Securities, Inc.; 200,000 shares of Automated Merchandis¬
ing Capital Corp., common; $14.3 million Business Funds, Inc.,
capital; 209,355 shares
of Ets-Hokin &
Galvan, Inc., common; 125,000 shares of Lease Plan International
Corp., common; $40 million in bonds of Consumers Power
Co.; 387,500 shares of
Fox-Stanley Photo Products, Inc.^cornmon; 150,000 units of Nationwide
Homes, Inc.;
65,000 shares of preferred stock of Wisconsin Power & Light
Co.;
$5 million in
debentures of TelePrompTer Corp.; 300,000 shares of
Lytton Financial Corp., capital;
and in
Municipals—$5,395,000 Incline General Impt. Dist., Nev.; $5 million
Orange
County, F. C. D., -Calif.; $7,050,000 Paducah, Ky.; $10 million
Washington Sub. San.
Dist., Md.; $225 million Calif. (State of).
of
Arizona, using Vornado air conditioners showed truck
drivers maintain
peak driving performance in air
conditioned vehicles.—V. 194, p. 419.
than
larger forthcoming issues
ment in U. S. Government
Housmann
.Slater
IN THE
company
Boston.
of
the
and of the Bohn
Photocopy for the 12 months
the-operations of,.the Bohn Division
of
company
BBM
of Sep. 4-Sep. 8: "320,000 shares of
Vic.Tanny Enterprises, Inc.,
l,a75,791 shares of .Western Union Telegraph
Co., common.-There are
municipal offerings scheduled vfor this week.
'• *
•
•
May
31,
1961.
'They
show
pro
forma
net.
"
-'
-
"A'
-
ltvr-,r
V :
1
■
:
:' Aug. 10, i96i.
common;
no
large
h
;
'
Number 6081
194
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
first half
the
ments
of
to
lease,
for
almost
up
$6,107,000 as
to
1960,
receivable
Rentals
generated,
this
$34,860,012 on oune 30
months.—V. 191, p. Ib87.
1972,
were
year,
gain
a
has -executed
corporation
more
up
(631)
Corp.—Private
Brunswick
8% from $5,657,000.
of June 30 this year.
than 16%
from $7,205,000
in mid-1960 to $8,395,000 for the equivalent period this year..
Equipment on order stood at $9,984,185 as of June 30, up more
than 22%
over
the $8,151,000 noted in mid-1960.
'
^
Total
contracts
receivable
for
equipment rentals,■> due ' in
instal-"
equipment
of
Purchases
for
Chronicle
Financing
Arranged—The
major
two
Canbowl Centers Ltd.—Common Registered—
to,,
agreements
This
long-term receivables with corresponding debt maturities rather than with short-term bank loans"
of
it
heretofore,
as
; 1'.
President:
by
announced
was
* •'
■' v.''
■
1
shares
*
':
■
v/•
■
•
..
share
six
"The terms of both agreements
v
..
■«
class
be
sales
$484:075,399,
were
the
in
half of. 1960
first
ah
_..
*
Secondrquarter ■earnings
figure
of
$7,948,540.
were
Sales
ago
with ,$241,474,365
compared
in
second
quarter
for
Provision
1.6%.
this
year
Federal
a gain
second period
income
against
$7,768,122
was
■
,*;.
■
*
The
dent
1:.
of
Period End. June 30—-
•
Railway
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net
Net
railway
—V.
inc.
oper.
194, p.
112.
On" Aug.
3
stockholders
approved the
that
the
common
stock
be
split ten
for
shares
common
authorized
750,000
shares.
common
shares
be
raising the 112,177
shares, effective Aug.""
•:
shares
capital.
in
field
which
70
Co. Ltd.
,
.
—
stock¬
for
its
be
may
account
own
$5
at
share
per
such
to satisfy sucn minimum re¬
shares,
and < an
additional* 208,500
public sale in Canada at $5.50 per share
necessary
&
for
Denton
Limited,
shal-es
Toronto. 'The
of
which
underlie
statement
Restricted
also
Stock
Op¬
officers.
organized
was
and
intends
tenpip
the
under
to
laws
Province
the business
in
engage
the
of
bowling centers. It is
not
yet
of
of
build-
conducting
of
and
company
American.
Co.—Common
of 32 Hanley
statement with
Industrial
company
of
-
Registered—
Court,
:
:
Louis,
St.
filed
Mo.,
the SEC on Aug.
4 covering
100 000
stock, • of which 35,000 shares are to be offered
the company and 65,000 shares, being outstanding
present holders thereof. The stock is to be offered at
common
sale
by
the
by
by
amendment.
;.
The registration statement also includes 5,000 cohimon
three-year warrants sold to the principal un¬
$250, exercisable at $6 per-share.
/
T116 company is principally engaged in the development and sale
/of synthetic linings and coatings for Industrial use. Its principal
products are manufactured from resins which it has developed and
/!'■/.
/for
shares
-which
derwriter
sales
frpm
underlie
for
commercial
the
resins,
Including vinyls and epoxies, and. are, used
protecting steel, concrete and other materials
weather, acids, alkalis, other chemicals land high
Substantially all of the company's products which are
of
purpose
the
from
effects
temperatures.
subsidiary ; under
wholly-owned
its
present
man-
which
■
of
in
1939,
program in the outdoor and recreational;
1954."
'"V:;\
• ... >
privately owned Kiekhaefer-Corpr-has "been a
Carborundum
Consolidated
six months
v
,
>
of
Co.—Six
sales
1S61
stockholders
to
Dividends
^;
amounted
and
M. Lopata, his wife
83,200 shares, respec¬
the
of
Months'
Report—
•
■-
by Clinton
paid
on
and
company
amounted
to
F.
Robinson,
stock
common
/
President. )
for
the
first
months
six
1961
of
to
$1,421,337, compared with $1,403,753 for the same period
last year. Net income per share was $1.49, compared with $2.55 for the
"first six months of 1960.—V. 193, p. 1012.
' /
Card
;
Key
Systems, Inc., Burbank,
Calif.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
shares
common
&
son
m
July
on
(no
par)
28,
to
1961
be
tising and sales,
filed
offered
Gray, Inc., Los Angeles.
proceeds are to be used
The
•
for
equipment and
With
' /
.
A covering 60,000
through Rutner/.Jack¬
•<■•■.>
$5,
research
A
Reg.
a
at
/v
and
development
adver¬
working capital.
v
Center Laboratories, Inc.—Securities Offered—Public
offering of $200,000 of 6% convertible subordinate de¬
bentures due July 1, 1976, at 100%, and 70,000 shares
of common stock at $2 per share, of Center Laboratories
was made Aug. 11 by
Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc., and
■
.
.
Lucy
its subsidiaries for the first
$70,070,822, compared with $74,261>376
fpr the same period in I960; and net-hicome was $2,661,153, compared
with $4,481,578 for the first six months in 1960,
according to the report
.;»■
for ■
of /.
80%
horsepower.'Distribution is effected4 through distributors and factory v
in the development of quality, high performance motors ;
outboard pleasure craft. Its Mercury outboard motor line consists
;^nine .models of 2,,'4 ;andf 6 • pylindMunits ranging from 6 to-
.
L.
Lopata, President, and
company. Vice-President,
own 228,800
and
pioneer
Expropriation
Stanley
tively, and propose to sell 48,000 and 17,000 shares, respectively.-
branches
to
a
national network of 3,500 independent dealers. Mr. /
/ Kiekhaefer said that his company's policy of distribution would remain.
;/
unchanged and its products would continue to be marketed through
>: present channels. > V:"//■/■ '
On Aug. 7, 1961, Arthur J. Milner, President of both Mills, Spence
&
Co.
Kiekhaefer has plant facilities in six Wisconsin and Florida cities
Ltd.,
Toronto investment bankers
and of the Investment
Dealers' Association of Canada, stated that the expropriation of .the
and
three
test -bases.
In addition ,to marine propulsion units and
company
by the Government of the Province of British Columbia,;" /replacement parts, the company also produces lubricants and acceswithout
sories including mechanical boat steering,
provision for anpeal by investors who were arbitrarily de-remote controls, propellers
and Quick Silver Formula 2 outboard motor oil,
aluminum pontoons
prived of their securities, strikes at the very, foundation, of Canadian
and various plastic products.—-V. 194, p. 215.
Justice.
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada believes that."
the
principle of The Bill of Rights has been grossly violated and
that the Government of the Province of British Columbia should enterBtiffums'—Common Registered—
into
negotiation proceedings
in accordance with the provisions of
This company, Pine at Bi-oadway, Long Beach, Calif., filed a registra¬
the Power Act 1955 of that Province.
tion statement with the SEC on Aug. 7.covering 40,000 shares of com¬
The
Power
Act
1955
of
the Province
of British Columbia pro¬
mon
stock, to be offered for public sale by Lester, Ryons & Co.
The.
vides
ways
and means
of expropriating a utility.
West Canadian
public Offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by,
Hydro-Electric Corp. was taken over by the British Columbia Power,
amendment.
;;
-v ' '
Commission, under the provisions of the Power Act after the legal
The
company
operates three department stores. in Southern Cali-.
procedures provided therein had been fully utilized by the shareowners.
fornia, which specialize in apparel for men, women and children, to¬
In
this case value was based on three
main factoi-s set out by Mr.
gether with related lines of accessories, and also carries certain other
Justice Wilson of the Supreme Court of British Columbia:
houseware and other items.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be added to general funds to be available for general corporate pur¬
(1) Future earnings prospects of the company. ,/.
(2) Historic cost and
replacement cost of its physical structures
poses. In addition to certain Indebtedness, the company has outstanding
-and lands.
508,140 shares of common stock, of which Harry Buffum, Board Chair-,
man, and his wife, sisters and children, own an aggregate of 36%, and
(3) Prices paid for similar utility properties in recent years.
;
management officials as a group (including their families) own 47%.
These
considerations
are
fair
and
equitable.
However,
the ex-.
Vaile G. Young is listed as President.
/' /
'//.
/f '
/
propriation of the British Columbia Electric Company Limited pro¬
vides
no
right of appeal.. It seems inconceivable in a democratic
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Private Financing Arranged—On Aug. 4
society that any government can expropriate hte properties of others
it was announced that Investors Variable Payment Fund,
on
its own terms without provision for appeal.
Electric
Columbia
British
Protested—
the
merger
a
started
in
Founded
••//'■/
v,'
....
of -American. -If
asigns do not acquird a minimum niim131,500 fehares being offered, American will
per; share on an all or none basis through underwriters headed
Reinholdt & Gardner. The underwriting terms are to be supplied
diversification
its
step
on
(par
converted
be
may
be
have
,
2 72,400
by
'agement,* with Mr. Kiekhaefer as President and chief executive officer. '
Mr.
Bensinger said,
"This transaction represents Brunswick's latest •
With SEC—
July 28, 1961 filed a Reg; A covering 133,000
cents) to be offered at $2.25, through Mc¬
Donald, Anderson, Peterson & Co., Inc., Minneapolis.
The proceeds are to be used for repayment of loans and working
corporation
into
autonomous
an
as
Brinktun, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
The
which
to
will
of
,
*
*
common
is
date
aggregate
an
sold domestically
are
manufactured
for
it
have announced that their two companies
by Midwest Consultants,
agreement.
'
/•
^ *':
■/'■■.
'Inc., a non-affiliated corporation. Net proceeds from the company's
sale
of
additional stock
will
be
used
to
T'errns of .the' agreement,
marking Brunswick's entry into the out¬
pay .presently
outstanding
board motor
field, involve approximately $34 million ,of Brunswick,; -short-term bank indebtedness and the remainder will initially be added
to general funds, and will be available for working
common
stock. Mr.; Kiekhaefer .will be • named a Brunswick corporate
capital or for mse
in connection
with research related to the development of existing
Vice-President;1 and he and one of his associates will be proposed for
and additional products.
membership on Brunswick's board of directors.
"
The company has outstanding 320,000 shares of common
stock, of
The
joint announcement emphasized that Kiekhaefer will operate
1343.
p.
shares
record
date, 'American
and
•
the company's sales and earnings dur- •
ing the first six months of 1961, well ahead of 1960, a record year, to
continue
throughout
1961,"
Mr.
Shea told stockholders
at a
special. meeting held in the company's offices, at Springfield, Mass.
189,
sub¬
motors,
outboard
entered
had
common ~
increased to 7,500,000
the
public
$5
President of this corporation and E. C. Kiekhaefer,
President of
the' Kiekhaefer Corp.,
manufacturer of
and
Mercury
the increases in
expect
.\>
held.-The
record
outstanding
common
of the
as
to
registration
stock,
1
Bensinger,
E
-founder
that the
•
"We
—V.
b!
one,
to T,121,770
outstanding
now
18, 1961, James J. Shea, president announced.
>
;
Stockholders also approved the directors' recommendation
Agreement—
Merger
recommendation
directors'
quarter were $91,640,226, a gain >of-9.9% over
reported for the 1960 period.—V. 194, p. 215 - ,
$83,409,220
Co.—Stock Split Approved—
Bradley
second
the
for
•
.
of
(Milton)
a
131,500
for
has outstanding 60,000 shares of common stock, ac¬
by American for $6,000. David H. Goldman is listed as Presi¬
shares
■for
.
from ry. opers;
rev.
filed
Y.,
stock
company
of
This
a
per
*
,.•..••
■
N.
covering
4
offer -such
their
common
Carboline
share a -year ago, < after adjustment -for the two-for-one stock
split in December, 1960.
Consolidated net sales for - the first half
1961—Month—1960 1961-7-6 Mos.—1960
•' of. 1961 amounted- to $143,780,069, compared with $136;067,215 in
$5,759,646
$5,778,273 $33,595,118 $35,898,845
the first half of 1960,
an increase of 5.7%.
4,204,729
4,363,917
25,929,142
27,317,198. r* Consolidated net earnings for <the ' three months ended June 30,
"1961
amounted to $8,198,588, equivalent to 48 cents per share, an
$1,594,917 ' $1,414,356
$7,665,976
$8,581,647
increase
of
19.3%
over
earnings of'$6,869,794, equal to 41
cents
556,973
372,038 /
805,175
2,445,993 r, per share, in .'the same ; period a year; ago.;; Consolidated net sales
»>,
warrants
offered
Bros
60,000
granted
quired
dividend requirements to 65 cents per share on 16,856,891
pommon ..stock outstanding at June 30, 1961, and 56 cents
preferred
shares
1.
Aug.
to
business.
Net
proceeds from
the
rights offering and
stock sale in
Canada, estimated at about $1,700,000
will
be
added
to
working
capital and used to build and operate modern bowling centers, and
possibly to lease and/or purchase existing centers.
*>■/;
"
RR.—Earnings—.•••
Boston & Maine
be
the
outstanding
of
or
1961
fng and/or .operating
->
Rochester,
on
unsubscribed
company
Ontario in July
history
the
Burns
shares
of
As
purchase
Any.
The
corporation's sale)? and earnings for the second quarter and ;
first six months of 1961 were the highest for those periods,
of the company, it was announced by R. F. Bensinger,
Chairman, and B. *E. Bensinger, President, t
1 <
\ '
\
V, For the first six months of 1961, consolidated net earnings amounted
to $11,048,902, an increase of 18.9%
over the $9,296,109 reported for
th6 comparable period of 1960.
These earnings are equivalent, after
in
taxes
in the
$7,234,338 in the comparable 1960
quarter.
Earnings per share were 81 cents for the second quarterof 1961, compared with 80 cents in 1960.
All figures are subject to
audit and year-end adjustments.—V. 193, p. 2323.
of
r../v
to
shares
.
will
shares,
the
for
1960,
of
••
B
number
American
of
includes
The
$8,r80,767, up 2.9% from the year- •
for
the period were $245,450,543,
the
Report—:
June
of
obligated
tions
SEC
proposed
American
shares
class
and
like
number
from
2.7%
of
increase
;'••'/*;
A
a
quirement.
by
is
share by common stockholders of American
the company's parent, at the rate of one
per
four
ber of 80,000 shares
.
First-half
each
common
holders
.
$471,-*87,360
$5.50
Building,
the
It
by, amendment.
253,600
•into
Wilder
with
stock.
Enterprises/Inc./
ior
supplied
are
100
statement*
common
at
Bowling
sufficiently flex-:
tble to permit Brunswick to borrow additional working
Borden Co.—June Report—
...■•■*•;
'
capital funds and to replace or refund existing debt as'The
company's sales and earnings for both the quarter and the
required," Mr. Bensinger said..
,
half-year ended June 30 were at ail-time highs, Harold W. Comfort,
One is a $100,000,000 revolving .credit and term .loan ;
President, announced.
Mr. Comfort said that earnings were strength- ,
ened
by
new
products, iniproved returns from foreign subsidiaries, ]
agreement with 18 of the nation's leading banks, headedand a recent pickup in chemical activities, factors
wnich offset the
by The First National Bank of Chicago. The agreement*
narrowed margins of other
operations.
He added that the earnings permits Brunswick to borrow seasonally, up to $100,trend should continue as general business conditions improve.I
Mr. Comfort said that for the first six months of 1961,' net income
000,000 until December, 1963, at which time the company*
was
$13,781,302, an increase of 2.9%
from tne' 1960 ligure of $13,-7; may convert any part or all of that amount to a five-;
394,158.
Earnings per share were $1.37, as compared with $1.35 per *
year term loan repayable in equal annual instalments.
•<.
share a year earlier.
Provision for Federal income taxes in the first
The other is a $50,000,000, 15-year loan with the Pru-;
half was
$13,264,657
against $12,749,158 for the comparable period
of 1960.
' ••
dential Insurance :Go, of America, maturing Dec. 15,1976.
in
$3,539,496
of
scription
E.-Bensinger,-
B.
of
company
registration
its
finance
3
.
Kesselman
&
public sale
Co., Inc. The offering marked the initial
the company's debentures and common
./
/'.■
'
./•■
of
stock.
„
,
,
:
.
company's preferred shares provided the many citizens who
bought them with a dividend tax credit of 20%
under Federal law,
which was a significant consideration in their decision to
purchase
the
shares.
Dividends received by Canadiaix corporate shareholders
The
exempt
totally
are
from
Government
the
Since
the
and
that
a
advantages
are
lost
price
set
price which was approved by the British Columbia
agent,
The
Public
Government's own '
'
Commission.
Utilities
.v
,
'.
V;m;
.
be made for arbitration
and independent appraisal of expropriated assets.
If the Government
of the Province
of British Columbia were to provide the machinery
for
arbitration
as
we
suggest, it would greatly help to restore the
shaken confidence of Canadian foreign investors in the integrity of
this
Government
and
in
the conditions for investment
in
private
In
the
industry
The
interests
in British
of
inconsistent
194,
p.
the
justice,
Province
with
provision should
Columbia.
Dealers'
Investment
ernment
—V.
of
the
-
420
company reported first half sales of 1961
up 47%
over last
corresponding period. For the six-month period ending June 30,1961 net sales were $2,824,564, income
of $418,376 before taxes and.,
net income of $205,462 after taxes and deduction of minority interest
in
subsidiaries.
These figures compare
with $1,936,481, $229,178 and
$113,307,
respectively,
for
the corresponding
period
of
1960.—V.
2323.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
Dana
Seibert,
Treasurer;
$460,000,
NOTE:
On account of the fluctuations in
'
:
V
shares,
Center,
Net
the
and
Mr
will be
from
/
the sale of its 50,000 shares,
used for purchase
BUSINESS—The
Company
of
116
North 42nd
St.,
Omaha, Neb.,
is
in the processing and printing of black and white photo¬
graphic film
on
a
nationwide basis; the wholesale distribution of
photographic equipment, supplies and accessories, primarily in Ne¬
braska and Iowa; the operation of six retail camera stores; the opera¬
tion of two leased retail camera departments in Omaha department
engaged
stores;
store
and
in
the
operation
of
a
retail
greeting
card
and party goods
Omaha.
*
current offering, capitaliza-.
tion of the company will consist of: $219,681 of a 6%
first mortgage
note;
170,000 shares class A common
stock ($1 par) and 360,000
shares class B common stock ($1 par).—V. 193, p. 2432.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
the
and
to
in
and
Port
equipping
Washington,
stock
common
its
at
of
company's
the
Y.
N.
The
cessories
:j
of
common
their
the
70,000
outstanding
and
used
in
with
suspected
193,
offices
of
in
allergens,
connection
being
with
2775.
p.
Port
'
'The
supplies
types of pollens,
which
tests
patient
determine
dust,- fungi and
v
Railway
Railway
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue-
$2,952,741
oper.
expenses
2,154,974
—V.
ry.
$3,106,630 $16,234,7.15
$17,485,227
2,446,234
13,310,835
14,460,275
/ :' - $797,767
$660,396
133,819
$2,923,880
333,848
$3,024,952
643,831
income
oper.
194,
•
1961—6 Mos.—1960
341,366
operations
way
Net
pro¬
s
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period Ehd. June 30—
ac¬
supplies
a
to
and
and
company
to
in
Y„
N.
development
of
'
-
from, 105%
Washington,
substances
them
redeem¬
are
;
the sale
by
convertible
.are
and
ranging
research,
allergens.
of
sensitive—used
to, the various
in
the
and
allergens—extracts
of
clinical reaction
teins.—-V.
sale
with
engaged
are
manufacturing
new
debentures
$2.50 per share until maturity,
company
subsidiaries
manufacture
Is
the
from the sale of the debentures will be used to finance
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
and
of
Following the sale
will retain 69.8%
of
Center
4.
p.
Chrysler Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Dollar
the
with
Unit
the
months
sales
totaled
of
sales
six
of
sales
of
six
a
totaled $995 million, compared
period last year.
cars
and trucks in the first half of 1961
of 46% from the 694,751 units shipped in
June
decline
months
30,
of
1960.
1961,
the same
L
'
'
'
The
company
operated profitably
results -for the
first six months of
million,
equal
truck sales.
to
For
$1.76
car
a
share,
the
and
a
quarter,
second
showed
reflecting
the
a
net
decline
the company
loss
although
of
$15.7
in car and
earned $23.7
share.
truck
sales
in
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.,
?;i
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter /ebrimry^Sig^.atthepost officeat
Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada,
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
in
1961
the first six months of 1960,
million, equal to $2.69
Passenger
wholly-owned subsidiaries for
corporation and all
passenger
372,029,
first
the
ended
$1,752 million in
Editor. Published twice a week
the rate of exchange, remittance for
sale
beginning. Jan.*,l,< 1962 at redemption prices
par,
plus accrued interest.
estirngted
and installation of equipment;
the
director.
and
Net revenue from rail-, '
retail
from
as-'the shares are being sold for
director, and Thelma H. Center,
able
;
.
proceeds
company
president
Mrs,
construction
building
into
the'
the
shares.
common
—
greeting card and the retail camera equipment
business
of the company through lease,
furnishing and stocking of
new
retail outlets:
and the balance to be added to working capital
and used for general corporate purposes.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
George J. Morrissey,
;
Class A Common Offered
—
120,000 shares.
the
expand
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B.
March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and
Street,
of
193,
of the
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
at
Brown Fintube Co.—Six Months' Report—
p.
;
/
Inc.
associates offered pub-;
licly on Aug. 10, 1961, 170,000 shares of this firm's class
A
common
stock at $10 per share. Of the offering,
50,000 shares are being purchased from the company
and 120,000 from certain selling stockholders. The com¬
pany will
not receive any of the proceeds from the
to
views the action of the Gov¬
Columbia as arbitrary, unfair and
tradition of equity and legal recourse.
year's
194, p. 112.
George
of
to
accrue
secretary-treasurer
in the placement of these securities.-
Calandra Photo,
sale
Association
The
J.
will
physicians
v
of British
Canadian
company
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. and
by the Government does
not recognize the fact
many residents
of British Columbia paid as high as $46 per
for Treasury Stock of the British Columbia Power Corporation,
The
share
—V.
tax, the corporation tax being already paid.
British Columbia is exchanging fixed in-.,
debentures for these shares, those
shares have declined precipitously.
the
for
of
terest-paying
stock
Inc./ of Minneapolis, has purchased from the company,
$3,044,000 worth of securities, consisting of $2 million in
5% 15-year convertible notes and $1,044,000 in class A
common stock to provide funds for the further expan¬
sion of its business. White, Weld & Co. acted as agent;
Electric Company Limited has issued large
amounts
of
debt
and
preferred
shares
under
legal and
binding
terms.
Some of the company's bonds carry the privilege of conversion
into
British
Columbia Power Corporation common shares for
which
no consideration
has been given in this take-over.
Columbia
British
.The
PROCEEDS—None
$68.00 per
the
second
quarter
mi— Offices®
135
8
were
La
214,443
Salle
Other offices. 135 S. La Sa e
NewYork,N.Y.,undertheMt
year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
4
units;
(632)
36%
or
volume
this
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
above
of
the
sales
157,586
units
in
the
first
three
months.
On
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—6 Months'
Report
and
because of management's continuing program
earnings for • the three months ended June 30,
1961 were $6.2 million, equal to 69 cents a share, as
compared with a
net
loss in the first three months of $21.9 million,
equal to $2.45 a
reduce
to
costs,
Net
net
riod
ciation
charges
half
Defense
sales
or
7%
in
sales,
of
be
the
about
built
six
against
as
Dodge
contracts
months
total
sales,
million
$38
of
last
in
the
trucks,
Truck
with
$119
Recent
totaling $34.8
ambulances
Plant
in
and
1960
•».»«'J*
» *
«»
»1
<•
to
of
1224.
all
of
O
.
of
company
the
Jeffrey
17
of
laws
the
Hicksville,
Lane,
of
State
York
New
N.
proceeds
Such proceeds
$225,000.
(a)
Prepay
(b)
will
from
used
be
Lighting
loans
payable in
the
the
the
in
will
of
stock
the
7,
following
(k)
Perforating
(1)
Spooling
(m)
punching
machine
machine
(p)
Research
and
(q)
Tools
development
dies
;
'
stock
($.05
par)_
stock
($.05
Credit.
of
stock
be
for
City
Loan
Board
of
to
its
course
stock
Three
for
shares
would
be
$100
of
and
Savings
Directors
have
shareholders
the
redeemable
and
Credit
thereafter
at
convertible
Co.
more
in
L.
gain
no
Grimes,
loss
or
Chairman
for
of
Income
to
into
the
City Loan and
Savings Co.—V.
each
193,
purposes.
of
Bank
Bureau
of
for
New
the
has
stock
common
of
been
the
appointed
transfer
corporation.—V.
193,
agent
Sudler
^
1
/
.V.
•
\-
..
.
Continental
Real
Registered—
This
PRESENT. FINANCING
of
company,
St.
Investment
Paul
.
Trust
—
Baltimore,
<
55,000 shs.
The
City
Gas
Co.
of
Florida—Common
a
Md.,
filed-i.
10, 112,278 shares of this firm's
per share. *
,\'iu
BUSINESS—The
gas. ahdi/LP
PROCEEDS—Net
'65,000
&
acquisition
chase
*
proceeds
6f
the
shares, which are
stockholders;
repay bank
ten
of
tank
Miami
and
cars;
sale
Gas,
remodel
will
-
be
in
the
to
used
of
revenues
.year
$5,051,334
revenues
and
net
Inc.,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
and
in
December
expand
of
net
LP
an
$588,960.
income
EFFECT
TO
1st
mort.
mort
6%
sinking fund notes due 1980
bonds,
♦Additional
($1
and
gage
series
due
1979
,
due
1981
V*
of
deed
of
restrictions
trust
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed, subject to the
ment,
to
purchase
stock
common
Paine,
Peabody
Webber,
&
Co
Jackson
-
-
A.
in
&
&
Co.,
of
shares
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
—V. 193, p. 2776.
the
Ford
Shares
Co.,
Dickson
Inc
Net
sales
the
19
six
&
Co., Inc._
This
64
of
3,750
McDonald
Oscar
McKelvy
&
E.
Co
Dooly
&
for
of
the
&
Co
months
and
June
30,
shares
the
on
shares.
new
2,800
in
1961
until
the
last
The
company's
of
quarter.—V.
193,
1961
reached
to
was
should
acquired
operations
for
the
above earnings for the first quarter
George Spatta, President, reported
Second
were
31
quarter earnings
$45,721,995.
cents
First
share,
per
to
be
quarter
about
to
the
were
of
44
or
during
V.
$541,671,
in
cents
H.
Sales
Lesch,
six
for
324,000
the
six
the
over
restated
Second
quarter
the
comparable
Consolidated
or
$1.27
SLIS
ended
per
per
per
1961
months
to
of
sales
net
of
of
announced
established
totaled
1960,
The
for
for
the
common
The
1961,
per
share.
30,
as
first
common stock,
the same period
1961,
earnings
compared
preceding year.—V.
consolidated
new
for
exclusion
the
sha^e of
in
a
record
the
of
for
shares
&
Cuban
191,
with
p.
as
of
Co
(par
J.
six
above)
who propose
which are to be supplied
also
The
of
to
propose
selling
un¬
as
shares.
Amory
:
!.
2224.
p.
sell
stockholders
1,508,530
187,
_
Subsidiary—
:
:
.
.
formation of a new French
operating
headquarters in Paris.-.•;
.•
J,*'- •' ,;J •"
formed by merging two leading French valve
with
was
of
Lille
and
Robinetterie,
companies
produces
I.
C.
C.
Raccords
R.
&
acquired
was
A.
(Cie.
Industrielle
Accessoires)
during
of
Paris.
the past year; by
R. A. manufactures
steel
traded
the
on
Paris
..
Bourse.
' C:
■*
*
,
„
second
months
1960.
or
to
65
as
For
trend
P.
Detroit
and
Dearborn,
shares
ing
for
filed
The
the
per
.
three
or
on
the
all
an
or
registration
basis
none
subsidiary
high-speed
a
balance
capital
cents
in
the
..
;
years
will
through
of
Dec.
develop, design,
digital
computing
bank
added
corporate
to
profits
business
38%
up
the
It
ago.
was
$26,224,641
1961
31,
first
and
upward
under
were
loans,;
for
—V.
said
the
period
the
for
or
to
of
level
the
1961,
or
on
with
1960
six
of
the
this
noted
that
resulted
year
elimination
of
operations
the
from
certain
also
improving
to
that
half
193, p. 1688.
the
of
company
was
the
as
year
■
anticipating
the
general
of
(L. L.)
hotel
covering
$3,
100,000
through
and
of
working
loans,
Pacific
machinery,
capital.
White Plains, N. Y., filed a
Aug. 4 covering 70,000 shares
public sale at $5 per share by
50 cent per share commission and
Road,
SEC
on
for
&
a
Investing
includes
(1)
198,486 common shares which are
President, Lee G. Corton, Vice-Presi¬
Treasurer, and certain associates in
company
and
assets,
to
proposes
partners
and
offer
in
in
(2)
372,864
exchange
Dunwoodie
for
Associates
capital
(a)
the
and
in
&
the
cent
$100
of
shares
shares
or
50,064
company
a
cumulative
original
will
company
capital
and
of
Investing Corp. To acquire such interests,
the company is offering (a) 26 common shares
each offeree, (b) units consisting of 24 shares
may
23,163
consist
possible
common
preferred stock
investment.
offer
of
a
maximum
To
shares.
possible
of
and
acquire
As
a
two
common
said
promis¬
the said
of 372,864
result,
maximum
322,800
45
cent
preferred
shares.
was
organized
said
198,486
in
chain.
The
shares
common
to
be
issued
to
the
or¬
their associates are in
exchange for Dunrail Construc¬
Inc., which owns the leasehold on and manages Dunwoodie
Motor Inn, Westchester
County, N. Y., UMI, Inc., which owns the
leasehold on and manages
University Motor Inn, and Gralec, Inc.,
The
and
Co.,
which
plans
has
for
contracts
the
for
proposed
Airport in New York;
and
Green
Lane
the purchase of the site and for construction
Crossway Airport Inn across^ from LaGuardia
in exchange for stock of Bristol Motel, Inc.
and
Realty,
Inc. The net proceeds from the public sale of
will be applied to the reduction of the
debentures and long-term note, all of which
were
originally issued by Bistol Motel, Inc. in connection with its
construction; to the acquisition of certain assets of Crossway Motor
Hotel, Inc. and Crossway Construction Co., Inc.; to the
repayment
of
indebtedness; and the balance, together with other funds, to site
acquisition and construction of the Crossway Airport.
rises.
stock,
Cook Co.—Common Registered—
;
the
offered
limited
option
each
note,
tion
per¬
of 1830 North 16th Street, Milwaukee,
Wise., filed a
registration r^atement with the SEC
covering 49,736 shares of common
stock, of which 9,600 are to be offered for
public sale by the .company
and
40,136,
being outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.. The
offering will be made on an all or none basis
through underwriters
headed by The Milwaukee Co.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied
A
at
July
1961
by Slote,
Corton and
Weinberg for the purpose of creating a centrally operated motor hotel
company. They intend that the company will
engage primarily in the
business of constructing,
purchasing, leasing and otherwise acquiring
interests in and managing motor hotels so as to
develop a motor
company,
amendment.-
the
the
for
The
•
by
also
debentures,
the
estimated
amount
This
than
more
The underwriter will pay a
company's 45
common
improvement
business
with
be
Improvement
of
position
operating effi¬
further
level
Reg.
a
offered
repayment
advertising
Stanley J. Slote,
L. Weinberg,
certain properties
for
of
and
372,864
months'
expenses.
the
better
water
and
pumps
Inc., North Hollywood,
filed
be
for
to
or, at
of the
profit
increased
of
averaged
by
United
outstand¬
non-recurring
contributed
used
Charles
which
ganizers
president,
to
which will receive
statement
and
stock
comparable
1,263,826 shares
the
United
University Associates, (b) units consisting of capital stock and deben¬
tures of Bristol Motel, Inc. and
capital stock of Green Lane Realty,
Inc., and (c) a long-term promissory note drawn by Bistol Motel to
Crossway Construction Co., Inc., which note is presently held
were $21,703,047
period last year.
Net
53c per share on 1,272,877
compared
share
per
half
1961
Tarrytown
54
to
shares
first
all
the
Francisco.
be
Improvement
issued
be
interests
same
$674,068
was
72c
the
of
stock,
Co.,
United
dent,
1960.
overseas
last
&
tration
general
purposes.—
improve during
quarter, and sales
during
the
1,
cents)
to
are
company
shares
business
results
sales
have
in
finder's fee of $16,250
Corp. The company has granted
five-year warrants to the underwriter and United to
puxxhase, respec¬
tively, 16,200 and 9,500 common shares at from $5 to $6. The regis¬
to
to
first
San
$17,000 for expenses.
sory
continued
over
50
Co.,
improvements,
common
Candee
& Co., Inc., Minneapolis.
for washing and
cleaning equipment,
engineering and capital expenditures.
that
Aug.
on
(par
proceeds
This
of
America—Quarterly Report—
$904,259
Putze,
the
shares
Securities
registration statement
(1)
be
other
and
substantially
t:
Crossway Motor Hotels, Inc.—Common Registered—
common
used
outstanding at June 30,
at
He
last
months
67
share
100
over
of
manufacturers
Business Machines,
corporation
oommon
leasehold
a
formance, he commented.
$17,-
$10,624,000,
$9,714,000, or
founded
was
Cromwell
Registered—
Minneapolis,
Net sales for the current six months
with
the
income
Louis
for
was
purchase
Calif.—Files With SEC—
Michigan,
Penn
be
and
of
operating
compared
net
period.
of
the
announced
Although the actual price to be paid for Deming assets is' not
available, it was
estimated
that,
when
completed,
the
transaction
would involve more than $5,000,000.—V. 192, p. 2324.
Food
operations).
$5,568,000,
cents
of
21, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 260,000
10 cents)
to be offered at $1.15, through M. H.
reported
quarter
the
year,
company's
of
has
the Deming Co., Salem, Ohio,
one
of the best known pump
to
industry,
farms
and
homes
$10,000,000 for the past several years.
July
to
are
period last year.
to
sales
of
shares
on
and
company
ciencies
period
compared with
amounted
$5,495,000,
1984.
six
the
sale
and
working
development
While
Sales
equal
the
increase
an
same
assets
6%.
up
volume of sales,
a
letter.
$154,865,000 were $7,335,000 higher than
1960, when the total was $147,530,000.
for
and
exchange
proceeds
research,
.
income
both
Cocard
States,
804.
corporation
income
that
in
public
$8,500,000,
used
p.
Bishop
41%
were
$1,506,622,
$304,448,000,
$287,124,000
reflect
period
share
June
share,
of
total
(as
year
President,
months
the
outstanding
at
and
193,
since
first
aggregate
Deming,
Systems, Inc., St. Louis Park, Minn.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
•; '
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Six Months'
Report—
George
record
lists
announced
De
company
assets
of
purchase
Control Lease
Sales for the six month
period ended June 30 were $90,993,731 and
earnings were. $3,629,899, or 75 cents
per share.
For the comparable
period in 1960, sales were $107,960,804 and
earnings were $4,009,989,
equal to 84 cents per share.—V.
193, p. 1335.
the
members
to
(2)
design and manufacture electronic and
components
for computers and
(3)
design, manu¬
sell electronic
supervisory control and telemetering equip¬
proceeds will be used to repay
and
The
1961
same
earnings were
$45,271,736.
and
options
components
The
funds
be
of
shareowners
$2,123,277
quarter
trustees
five-year
Coast
offered
and
estimated
$129,-
this
sales
on
second
on
a
Acquisition—
Co.
2664.
p.
The
covering 300,000 shares of
facture
recorded
1961
has
company and its divisions and
manufacture
and
market
advanced
Co.—Quarterly Report—
earnings
beneficial
Quarterly Report—V\ :i
The
share.
per
Controls Co. of
Clark Equipment
have
The
the
made
has
Crane,
company
of
Europe,
vy
.
headed by Dean Witter & Co.
The public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
and
outstanding at June 30,
It
Co.
Trust
underwirters
emphasized
earnings record for the
1961
and
1960
periods are not
comparable.
Last year important closing adjustments were made in
the
first
half
period
that
materially
increased
the
earnings
per
share
for
that
period.
The
same
closing adjustments will not be
that
..
electromechanical
amounted
$112,506,715
ended
$8.50
feeding
Motor
stock
2,800
•
months
Lipchin
the
company of 501 Park Avenue,
statement with the SEC on
Aug. 10
2,800
Co
$1,822,082 for the period ended June 30,
share
per
the
the 2,821,019
on
to
compares
cents
1960.
six
share
per
six
company
over
.
Among the accounts they service are Wayne State
University,
City of Detroit's Department of Parks and
Recreation, and the
ment.
first
the
at
of
This
3,750
._
Rauscher Pierce & Co. Inc.
the
of
15%
.
Rabinowitz, a Vice-President, Paul
Blum, Jr., Treasurer, own 1,000, 700,
Mr. Lipchin is President and majority
Control Data Corp.—Common
3,750
3,750
Granbery, Marache & Co._
for
history
Cie.
new
The
5,600
revenues
the
months
income
cents
1961.
or
in
increase
an
first
Net
or
and
high
new
of
purchase
r-
5,600
City Products Corp.—Six Months' Report—
340,202,
shares
prospectus
....
to
-
...
area.
systems
a
*
-
Baruch
William
The iEarle
board
company
personnel
names:
Robert Garrett & Sons
5,600
-
Service, Inc., and
Vending Service, Inc., affiliated in-plant feeding
companies of Detroit,
Michigan, for an undisclosed sum of cash and
stock, Harold Roth,
President of Continental, announced.
Food Service,
Inc. and Vending Service Inc.
are
known
for their
the
of
5,600
Co
Goodbody & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
of
advisory
The
with
accordance
5,600
Inc
trusts.
President.—V.
as
executive
named
systems
have
severally
underwriting agree¬
the
respective
S.
and
shares, respectively.
shareholder
issued under the mort¬
i
R.
300
41,250 shares
9,000
Co
option
^
.
900,000 shs.
5,600
Allyn
&
five-year
a
listed
the
have
may
The
others
and
various
an
held
contingent
a
868,279
.
.
Continental Vending Machine
Corp.—Acquisition—
number
&
President,
Secretary,
and
the
9,000
Witter
Bache
of
Walston
&
Curtis
Dean
C.
300
below
named
their
37,278
price.
two
shares
shares
as
of
pre¬
com¬
he
holdings
holders
in
hold
is
the
241,153
and
of
of
valves, and C. I. C.
brass and; iron-valves and
pipe fittings. The plants in. Lille and Paris
employ more than 1,000 people. '
I ,
?
Crane owns more than
75% of the outstanding stock in the new
company.
The
remainder
of
Cie.
Crane
stock
is
publicly held
in
was
Lipchin,
Walter,
Outstanding
$2,500,000
bonds
the
Shares
Kidder,
Jr.,
which
beneficial
two
held
or
holds
in
glass
290,035
owns
interest
Chairman
and
of
series
shares
-
2,000,000
conditions
company
opposite
Trust
Earle
1,500,000
the
underwriters
the
forth
operating
previous
therein.
terms and
from
set
the
FINANCING
i-
series may be
securing
contained
received
same
Said
own
Jr.,
remainderman).
(including
two
and
6,776,545
1.
and
$2,000,000
more
or
pur¬
Fla.,
$561,889.
1,000,000 shs.
one
with
plant.
*
par)
bonds
For
was
PRESENT
series
5Va%
stock
Common
the
5%%
bonds,
from
1960;
gas
Authorized
>■
1st
has
the
are
-
and
income
$3,809,056
were
a
purchase
company with headquarters in Hialeah,
for
the
year
ended
March
31,
1961
had
subsidiaries^
and
at
terms
'•
: v. ^
/
..v
■
;
:
organized under Maryland law in June 1961 for the
The
company has announced
net earnings in the second quarter
general purpose
of investing
in ibffice buildings, apartment house;?,'
-of
1961
of $1,074,000
or
69
cents per
common
share compared
to
-shopping centers,, medical centers and other income
producing real'
$325,000 of 15 cents per share for the corresponding period of 1960.
estate, and investing in mortgages secured' by
commercial, and other
Net -sales for the second three
months of this year rose to $77,844,income producing
real, estate.' The $2,650,000 estimated net
proceeds 000 from $71,660,000 in
from the sale of shares will be
the.rsairtt-'beriod last year.':);n' f'i
added'to general funds to be used, for
For
the first six months of
the purchase of jsuch
1961, net earnings were $2,053,000 or
dncdmevproducing'ireal estate or mortgages, and
,,$1.29 per common share compared to $1,448,00 or 82 cents
for
the
payment of the operating expenses of the
per share
Trust, The Trust
in the first.half of .I960. Sales
fori the first six months, of 1961 were
has employed The Earle
Lipchin Co., a Maryland company, as exclu¬
$142,713,000 compared to $137,715,000 in 1960.
sive agent for the
management of t^ie real estate interests owned by
>. In commenting on the report, T. M. Evans, Crane Co.
the Trust, as real estate investment
Chairman,
adviser and as agent for
acquisi-.
said although depressed
tion and
prices in the competitive mqrkets served by
disposition of real, estate .interests;
Crane
in
the United States continue, he felt that the
The Trust has
remainder, of
outstanding'2,300 shares of beneficial interest (pre¬
1961 will show improvement over 1960.
viously purchased by
the trustees
at
$8.50
per
share),
of which
The
Miami
.ro-v
■
EARNINGS—The
its
shares
Lazard
and
'
customers
.♦»„»?£.' n'
part of the current offering,
loans incurred in connection
Bottled
share
per
Co.
manufacture
(including
Houghton,
trusts
in
their
of
Commerciale
Crane.
headed
12,500
stock at $22.25
common
77,000
gas.;' .•
common
certain
the
services
company
natural
with
area
$8.50
&
underwriting
beneficial
a
shares
held
amounts
Control
..
Aug.
on
52,350
manufacturers, J. Cocard
a
by R. Barucfch &r Co., IncM which will receive a 90 cents
per, share
selling commission and 11/2 %^of gross sales proceeds for
expenses.:
The
principal underwriter, has
purchased
700
shares
at
Offered—Kidder,
which offered
group
Ripley
and
the
record
of
contingent
a
company
The
Shares
.
writers
for
Crane Co.—Forms French
with the SEC on Aug, 3. covering 300,000 shares
of beneficial
interest, .to be .offered for public sale at. $10 per share.
The
offering .will be-*made on. a best efforts, basis;- through under¬
150,000 shs.
price
indebtedness
have
may
Amory
stockholders
group
;
•'-wfv V">
Place,
statement
..
T.' V
530
registration
a
Harriman
furnaces
shares
and
amounts
amendment.
Houghton,
registration statement
Outstanding
500,000 shs."
Estate
'■ "
filed
Y.,
by
certain
he
680,413
as
company,
27,301.46
N.
offering
in
to
which
to sell
by
-
Peabody & Co. headed
interest
specified
July 21,, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 300,000
10 cents) to be offered at $1, through Amos C.'
Co., Denver.
addi¬
covering 150,000 outstanding shares of com¬
for
public
sale
by
the
holders
thereof
headed
used
owns
(including
...v
200,00(1 shs.
-
-
&
(par
photo¬
of
available,
amendment.
1,105,846
in
committee
<•
The proceeds
are
to be used for repayment of,
loans, equipment,
purchase of a patent, salariss; inventory and
working capital. , v
shares
4
public
by
addition
holds
selling
common
on
sale
be
offered
The
products
trusts
.a
corporation
Corning,
Aug.
stock, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Arthur A. Houghton,
and
and
The
$225,000.00
par)__i_j._
Co.
In
mon
2664.
p.
white
will
company
fractory
in
15,000.00
'■
of
be
ferred
share¬
10,000.00
L
to
supplied
steel.
Enterprises, Inc.—Appointment—
York
and
is engaged primarily in the manufacture of glass
products having special qualities of chemical stability,
electrical re¬
sistance, heat resistance, light transmission and mechanical strength,
and
technical
glass products designed
to
comply with
specific
re¬
quirements of fabricators in other industries. It also produces re¬
2004.
p.
and
company's
purposes.
underwriters
&
be
The
Continental-Pacific Industries, Inc., Burlingame, Calif.
•—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
25,000.00
25,000.00
TO
to
31,
10,000.00
1—_——
through
Freres
two
Dec.
transaction, and
effective,
a
formal
registration
statement
had
become
would be made through a prospectus to
black
to
stock,
mon
the
consummate
such
effect
company
the SEC on
with
Credit, said his com¬
covering both the common
the
of
Tax
of
the
funds
funds, for the purchase of equipment for process¬
film, for acquisitions of other photo
finishing firms,
This
of
par.
Federal
general
Corning Glass Works—Common Registered—
Commercial
Statement
to
.
they
stock
before
or
on
manufacture
proceeds from
has outstanding 100,503 shares of common stock
(after
a
30-for-l stock split in July
1961), of which Lloyd
L.
Cook,
President, owns 46,282 shares (4.6% ) and proposes to sell
18,502 shares. The prospectus lists 13 other
selling stockholders who
propose to sell amounts ranging from 600 to
3,952 shares,
p. 2016.
#
,
.
.
,
i
preferred
common
both
the
net
added
voted
that
and
common
of
and
The
be
company
giving
exchanged
share,
per
Commercial
for
The
first
the
in the processing and
printing of black
film, the wholesale distribution of
equipment, and the wholesale distribution
and
other
ing Kodachrome
with
upon the receipt of a ruling from
Treasury Department that the acceptance by holders
of
the stock
of
The
City Loan and Savings Co.
States
or
registrar
2541.
p.
the
his
their
Savings Co.
value
par
Consultants
25,000.00
!
EFFECT
A
and
of
due
20,000.00
.
B
193,
in
exchange
common
result
The
20,000.00
Authorized
Class
earned
with
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
photographic
cards
will
remainderman);
5,000.00
Total
Class
corresponding
compared
post
.
engaged
color
supplies
post cards.
together
or
share
per
and
stock
was
exchange offer is conditioned
after
1,000.00
construction
—V.
to
would
80%
holders
7,500.00
Bag packaging and sealing machine
Conveyors and material handling equipment
GIVING
the
in
1961
12,000.00
Implant
CAPITALIZATION
earned
of
for one share of
and one share of the
preferred stock of Commercial
preferred stock would be 4V2%
cumulative, convertible
the
It
offering
10,000.00
—
(n)
and
months
color
tional
2,500.00
—_
(o)
of
graphic
stock
The
of
Edmund
7,500.00
—
and
S.
six
is
company
white
photographic
804.
p.
Commercial
of
would
$2,198.54
_——
193,
pany would file a Registration
and
preferred stock necessary
priority:
wiring factory
(c)
factory equipment
(d) Deposit telephone and electric; plus installation—
(e) Air
conditioning
equipment
(f) Office equipment
(g) Experimental laboratory and model shop
:
(h) Two
color
printing press and slitter
(i) Pilling and capping machine
(j) Automatic
assembly
machine
$12,669,169
recommend
Loan
United
of
approximate
of
sum
and
Miscellaneous
sale
first
are equivalent
to
(adjusted for stock
offer
City
Credit.
under the name of Chrislin Associates Inc., for the principal
purpose of engaging in the business of developing and designing prod¬
ucts through the medium of research and engineering methods.
net
The
and
totaled
'
common
shares
1959,
PROCEEDS—The
with
the
Meredith, President
Ohio, announced that
the
Y.,
Dec.
on
1961
corresponding pe¬
Paley, Chairman, and
dividend)
the
1966.
under
William
of
the
$1.09
an
The
organized
for
J.
Lima,
stocx
.
sold.
BUSINESS—The
was
by
months
for
share
I960—V.
accept
2, 1961 offering circular, Lewis
Wolf Inc., New York City, publicly offered 50,000 shares
of this firm's class A stock at $6 per share.
The stock
was
six
earnings
unanimously to
Aug.
an
first
-
income
compared
per
Harold
carriers
Chrislin Photo Industries Corp.—Class A Stock Offered
■—Pursuant
announced
was
President.
net
the
$231,821,970
Commercial Credit Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
June
»
♦
with
or
defense
Production
193, p.
for
company
period.
half
$96
million,
new
Mich.
1962.—V.
to
it
year,
Current
first
million in
weapons
Warren,
well into
i-.i
amounted
year
year.
contracts
will extend
this
of
compared
period
same
award
military
the
at
of
the
the
additional
under these
first
10%
in
includes
8,500
million,
$1.47
million,
business
$35
were
the
compared
Stanton,
$9,409,332,
1960.
of
of
Consolidated
Capital expenditures for improvements and additions to land, build¬
ings, machinery and equipmetn in the first six months of 1961 totaled
$8 million, compared with $20 million in the same 1960 period.
Depre¬
to
last
Frank
share.
for
sales
$240,767,745,
.
In
of
addition
standing
volved
«
in
at
$255,000,
outstanding
to
the
certain
shares
exchange
641,550
,
.
of
indebtedness,
common
offer
accept
Slote; Corton and Weinberg 'will
respectively.'--*,
-
own
the
stock
only
company
will
have
out¬
(assuming all persons in¬
stock), of which
common
59,729„ 59,728 and 59,729
shares,
v
Volume
Number 6081
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Crown Druff Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
-
The
21, 1901 filed a Reg. A covering 4,032 com¬
be. offered at $2.50, without underwriting.
'
to. be used for working capital. "
7
•/•'.:•:
The
proceeds
are
of 100,000
share Was
1
»
This
The
SEC
on
working Capital.
Aug. 9 covering
is engaged in
company
.
Proceeds
corporate
will
be
used
to
.
corporation
July 25, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 300,000
shares to be offered at par
($1), without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for research and development, pur¬
chase of equipment and working capital.
!
7 V.'v •
Decca Records, Inc.—Six
Consolidated
Months'
orders
In
the
of
equal
capital
to
Co.
&
period
$2.29
stock.—-V.
Deere
received
Report—
for
192,
1960,
share
per
$1.25
was
share.—V. 194,
a
June 30,
bonds,
the
net
during the first half of 1960.—V.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
used
by
the
be
added
BUSINESS—The
City,
N.
193,
p.
citizens
ibiAne J
amoiihted
1960
how being distributed to common
earnings of'the company and its
stock for the 12 months ehd'ed
sale
the
of
the
118,000
shares
to
1961
net" sales
with
$8,011,287
to
for
the
of
and
The
-
Howard,
1335.
of
Class
capital stock
B
year
will
-v-
,
.
be
..
.
.
ifcensce -under
Federal
,
Small
the
^
Business
in
stock's
Louis
enable
The
1961^ the
1
Investment
Act
.
is
'.company
1958
of
Presidfeht,:''has
officials
Mohr
*'\e
•
v
i
„
p.
_
1
•
422.,
^
v
v."
a'V
underwriters'
number- of
shares
of
named
:
oT'thisfcorporation for I
apparel chains. '1960-1961
fiscal;
have
Hallovell, Sulzberger
jeifks,"-'Kirkla.nd & Co>__
,
2^500'
.2,500
.
- -
-
& Co.,
.
-
f
k
i
•
..
v-
if;
-
as
omi o
equaled
;
nor
$2,17
per
'",}■■ thep-prior- period.—V. 193, p. -1557.
■
0.2%
over
$3,787,626
year
$3,793,589; "
amounted '" to
in> July,
1960,
n
c-
compared
as
-•
'..period End. jJUne —
———— r— 30—
..
;;
reached
ended
over
196J—Mdnth-^1960
r
—m
July
(i Stores ih. operation
298s on the- same; date; a year
«
31*,
196.1 niimbered - 288/ 'compared
194, p. 216. * ^ •: /;
•
with
ago.—V.
•
-
,
•
with
"f" 1961—6
-.y—
•
6,000
Diebold Inc.—Six Months' Report—
>
'V >
;
^ :;
-
.
railway oper. deficit
-V. 194, p. 114.7
:
In the first six months of 1961, the company earned $939,641 after
provision for Federal and Canadian income taxe$. These earnings are
approximately 10% more than the $856,995 earned in the first half
of
2,500
ended. June
30,
1.961,
<tO
$2.56
194,
p.
for
the
six
month
month period
period
r
reported
was
profits
With
Consolidated
Systems,
and
Sun Valley,
Calif.
—
v
on
The
-
proceeds are'to be used for" repayment
working
capital. "
Ekco
•
7 The
first
company's
six
months
$1.49
share
•-vr /
%.
Months'
equipment and
''•> i/ ".
*'
;f
•
per
in
the
""
72
sales
were
the
disposal
squeeze
.on
profits
to 75
per "share
$21,308,337.
cents"
Record
of
"
share,
in
»
company
for
$3,987,367,
of
common
;
■
.
■
the
6ales
year
earnings for the company, for the first 24 weeks
reported by John D. Williamson, president.
and
were
per
Mr.
heavy
.
Williamson noted that Austex Foods,
Inc. had been merged
into
1961, and that during the month of
to acquire the potato chip production and
sales facilities of the Made Rite Potato Chip Co. of Fall River, Mass.
The
Frito
Company on April 28,
July, plans were completed
—V.
194, p.
114.
Fulton Industries,
fields.
of $702,000 after taxes-on
total sales of $75,301,000.
-
directors
of
this
company
Venture's'.
values, in- exchange 'for approximately 8P0,000 shares
FalcQnbridge; Ventures will,subsequently"'"distribute all shares of
Falconbridge- owned by it* pro. rata'to; Its-shareholders, on the basis
of 104 shares of Falconbridge for' each 100 shares of " Ventures. Of
Inc.-—Acquisition—
announced the " acquisition of the-business and
operating 'assets, of the Dollin Corp., large' East Coast - producer ofaluminum-and. zinc -die/castings. The' firm will operate as a division*
of Precision Castings COi., one of Fulton's six operating, divisions, and
the nation's third; largest producer of - non-ferrous metal die /castings, 4
with plants, in Cleveland, Ohio, and Fayettevillc, N. Y. The purchase
price was not disclosed.
The
;
Limited- and Mclntyre
Porcupine Mines Limited at meetings qf the respective boards
have, approved in Dfinpiple
a plan "of. merger
of. Falconbridge and
Ventures whereby allof the-net assets of V«!nt'Uresv( other "than shares
of Falconbridge)
will be "transferred, to. Falconbridge, at considerably
company
The
acquisition
has
*
is Fulton's
within
third
the past month. In early
it acquired 33 acres of land adjacent to Chicago's O'Hare Inter¬
Airport, and last week announced that another division,
Diversified Industries, Inc.,
had purchased an 80% interest in the
July,
national
Elmes* &
King Manufacturing
leading machine tool'makers;
J
below' market
-pf
t
Total sales amounting to $35,343,127 were up 7%
for the 24 week
period ending June 18, 1961. Earnings increased 26% from 32c to 41c
share over this same period last year, based on the 2,5o3,469 snares
outstanding.
7 .
7
brought
Current
The
compared with $1,034,638.
in," tV sarn% qparte"/l?»sf- year.; Second quarter
In 1960 they were $19,426;148.—V; 193, p. 14497
per
th«>
shares
-.-i.
of
capital
of certain
with 7.7%
•
..
Frito Co.—June Report—
lesser, subsidiaries. In its con¬
alsb recorded a net non-recurring
on
of
income
amounted, to
7,538,060
,
-
six-month period ended June 30 were $2;123,657,common share, .compared with $£,087,072,
or $1.45 per
like i960 period.
Sales in the first half • of 1961 were
equal
cents
taxes
.
•
■
and other,
after
price
Net
improved
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.—Proposed!Merger—
the
Second' quarter., profits and s?les also
improved over the corre1900 ; .period;' with earnings for the three-month period- of
or
extent by
figures are not comparable with the 1960 figures because
changes' in accounting procedures- were adopted by Hhe Fairbanks
Morse subsidiary as of Jan. 1, 1961, Karr said.—V. 193, p. 2434.
apopding
$1,063,168,
to some
compared
1961,
,
learnings for tbe^ix months, ended >Jun&.30 w?rei .$6,665)797.
88,cents per share.. This compares with earnings in the >first half
of 1960 of $6,449,329, or 66 cents per shaVe.-^-Vt. 193/ p. 1226.
7
two
consolidated earnings and sales increased in the
the
corresponding period in 1960, • David L.
Vice-President, reported,. / .
77
-
.
the-first half of
194, p. 7.
or
pointed
new
profit
/
"
>
in
<yr j,Freeport
over
$42,446,966' compared wltii;$4i,l51,314_ in\1960. ;
6.6%.
the three months ended June 30,
equivalent, to 52 cents per share on
stock outstanding.
During the second quarter of 1960, net income amounted to $3,333,178, or 45 cents per share.-
-During the first-six-months of 1960, before the effect" of the reces¬
sion was wide-spread, Fairbanks. Whitney recorded a consolidated net
:
Report—-
and
Fund, of Y7. State Street,. Boston/filed a registration statement,
with1 the SEC on Aug. 4'covering 500,000 shares-ofTcommon. stock.
The Fund was organized under/Massachusetts law in June 1961 and
is
a
diversified
open-end investment company of the management,
type, foursquare Corp. is listed as the'"Fund's" investment .manager,
and general -distributor aqtf Franklin:Management Corp: as its Invest-'
ment,. Adviser. ^Raymond i/..Myrer is. listed as "President ®f 'the Fund
and of Foursquare Corp./and B^, Earle'Appleion as a director of the
Fund and President of Franklin Management. -Mr. Myrer owns .80%
of the voting stoek of Foursquare Corporation and Robert D." Patterson,
the Fund's Treasurer,
10%. Henery E. Klingman, a Fund director,
is
President
of
Franklin Management
and owns all of its voting
-
,
Executive
Earnings-for
or
'
Products Co.—Six
Canmann,
:
'
of loans,
income
the Second
de-salting of sea water for human needs is an exampld of activity
the
in
.
.
in
Profits
Foursquare Fund, Doc.—Common Registered—
1961,
out, because they are principally engaged in the manu¬
equipment and capital goods, fields in which there
is
an
inevitable time lag between
receipt of orders and shipment.
Additionally, the figures reflect to a degree the cost of increased
research instituted to upgrade and amplify old product lines and open
new
areas of activity/The work on
the Zarchin freezing process for
Files
Exchange Commission—
announced that the company's-consoli¬
quarter of 1961 was $133.2 ^million,
million earried7in the second* quarter- of'
second
.
Karr
July 31, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 50,000 com¬
mon
shares
(par 50 cents)
to be offered at. $6, through- Raymond
Moore & Co., Los Angeles.
company
cost-low
net
of»196t
quarter,
sales was
the
about by the
1960-61' recession. continued to be reflected in virtually all subsidiaries,
facture
Securities
The
high
The
the Carolinas.
Cable
off-set
was
Fairbanks Whitney
$87,000
the
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Quarterly Report—
assets.
The company,
with offices in Tulsa, Okla., was formed by eight
major oil companies, to build a 1,100-mile liquified petroleum gas pipe¬
line from Texas and Louisiana to Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and
Dynamic
report,
loss of
capital
Co., and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Chandler Evans
in
solidated
result
-
;
Chairman;
for
the $121.7
securities.
which" ended June 30, David Karr, pr«>ident, reported,
Fairbanks Morse
The
vately through the First Boston Corp., Morgan Stanley
&
17,274,237
293,393
loSs^of • ^9'bo°" in the rtajor ^^ry,. Fairbanks
Co.-Notes Placed Ptivately-Aug. lO,
that $37,500,000 of this firm's
5% secured notes due July 15, 1986, had been sold pri¬
it
97,740,167
$47,362,000v, A>i
,
,.-. 7
...
- 7..17
Largest'single .loss factor in. the parent company's picture was the
Dixie Pipeline
1961
77 7.
■' / '■
^
subse5,477,974
earlier.
a
year
Go.—Quarterly Report—
II,
than
a
This
$1.18 earned in the com* .Mr. Karr also reported, however that: receipt of new orders had
figures for both years
;
.
: .
.
.
..
•
. .
. •
increased 9.% during the period, raising the . company backlog to an
outstanding at June 30, 1961.
18-month high of
*"
outstanding, compared with 5,310,543
"
the
422.
common,^ shares,,then outstanding*-adjusted for
stock dividend. At the year; end, Fobd Fair had
income
net
1960.
-
for
—,—
6,003,630
428,021 .12,357,194
record high total of $840,180,062, in the 52
29, 1961, it was reported by Samuel Friedland,
Louis Stein, president.
This is' an'- increase of
$771,171,733 volume of the similar period a year
and
the, first half of: I960.—1V.
share earnings
per
oh the 723,264 common shares
based
—V.
$1.30
with
compared
as
parable period of 1960. The
are
were
/
.
amounted to '$2.42 a share in the
$2.22 a share in the second quarter
quarter of this year included 11 cents
a
share more than in the second quarter of 1960 because of the* com¬
pany's increased ownership, in foreign subsidiaries this year.
Consolidated sales in the second quarter of 1961 were $1,878.3 mil¬
lion; 5 % higher than second quarter sales Of $1,790.4 million in 1960.
:
In
the
first half of
1961, consolidated sales were $3,339.4 mil¬
lion, and consolidated net income was 209.4 million On $3.81 a share.
In the first half of 1960, consolidated sales were $3,695.3 million, and
Consolidated net income was; $264.8 million Or $4.63 a share. 'Return
corporation
of
loss
share
,
2,391,055
-443,328
concerns.
new
a
the
more
1960.
2 500
and its subsidiaries experienced a consolidated net
$357,000 after taxes on sales of $70,557,000 .during the six-
v The
1960
common
.
means
an
the exclusive
Corporation, a
of
contractual
all .charges
'
Henry Ford
9%
Fairbanks Whitney Corp:—Six Months' Report-
•
Earnings; per
—;
^2,567:572/
/
Net
by
invest in small business
192, p. 2610.
dated
Mos.—1960
16,103,825,: 96,275,024
expenses!. /15,519,65a
,
- - - /
/_
firoffi'Ty-. opersl
Net rbv.
>
r
•
oper.
company,
to
Pursuant
has
Investment
April
Ford Motor
.
.
on
Columbia.
company
', 7
After
—v.
•*" H;„ ;;.'t
.•.—r
of
the
Inc.,
Electronics
each.
shares of common
an
''
Railway
,v
22)000
own
n|iumbe)C qf
8,500
Inc.__
Arthur "Wieseriberger & Co.
Z Ri: wiiliston &
-
share
with the Commission, is
authorized to act as a broker-
common stock,
of
and • management
Lyle B. Himebaugh, a director, .and Marilyn
and 16,000 shares, respectively, and propose to sell
group.68%
chairman,
on
periqd
of
investment
company to
a
; quentT'2%
...
month
,,,
Co.,
shares
registered
also
District
and taxes, net income rose to a new high 7of,
$11)865,412, the equivalent of $2.15 a share on the average number of
efowjps outstanding during;> the year." A -yeari earlier, Food Fair reported
a
net income of $11,395,538, equal«to! $2t08; a. share on the average
The company- reported .cpnSolidaled .net income of $5,925,338 for
12 months ended <June 30, 1961 as compared with '$6,621,365 for
12 months ended -June' 30; I960, * After " preferred dividend requirements, the earnings" 1*7
per; share- of common for the current fnr
12
mAtifVi
nOfinH
InH
chovoTtr4+V*
com-
&
is
the
earlier.
forth ^elow^d pur
gutro Bros & Co._
Walston
and
and
Salik
8.9%
severally
.
increase- of
Common
—
Food Fair Stores, Inc^—Annual Report—
,
407,143 shs.
"
below-
capital- stock*, set
*£»?«*■ I.-guPant-* Cp.r^8,600,
Han*f aftaii'feo-. -.mi.
- ,•
'
Diana Stores Corp.-—Sales Up-T- '
;les
Sales
■.
the
7,000 shares
pariies having aggregate annual *ates.- of about ^.OOOiOOO., The aequisl•' the
tion, for cash and. long-term notes,- was effective as of close of business : : the"
-July jl,1961.—■'V. 194,
2349.
p.
on the same
Bache- & Co.-__^^_^.-.--8,500 ■ • Curtis -J-f-x
12,500
Be^, Stearns-& eo.r_J__'_ .12,500 ;/ Bchwabacher «Ss Cp.J___— 6,000
C. Bradford <fe.Co.r_:;:>;-.. '2s500 Schwgickart & Co._—_— 2,500
Grttttendeiv Podesta' & Co, >2,500'> Shields. &- Co,__
.—
8,500
bl'
the l acquisition
,announced
inc.: of Coplague, - Long Island;/and two' affiliated-
Dairy,
189,
America
of
company has outstanding 100,000 shares of
Arthur
Pandeloglou, president,
owns
34%
which
furnish equity capital' and' long
principally those. 'Operating in the
businesses,
Sherm'ah,:
H;
•Roland's
"%
with
open-end
to
30,
the .company/will
sale,
term, loans .'.to. small
Corp.
broker-dealer
a
NASD,
states
distribute
of
on
several
to
second
the
I960.—V.
investment plans
known collectively as The Electronics Investment
Program. The net proceeds from the company's sale'of additional stock
will be used to furnish equity capital and to
provide sufficient netcapital to act as underwriter of public stock offerings and, possibly,.
('-'Sa
'/■ .j-?f
uto'-^Shares
.Qoddbody &-.Co:——.'j 50,000 'j!v;?ThejGhio Cd:LL-L:j-._^i.^J.b^ '' 2,500
•A.-'O. Ally« ^ Co.-,. Ino.7_7 .>8,500 ^ Paine, Webber, Jackson &
.
2,
further
as
this->rtl be-
on
managed
.
,
company is
member of the
right
-
.
Louisiana law_ort Aug.
under
Organized
•
""" eXpCCtt'd
56,000 shares
agreement
$u&pt to purc^hass^gree^qptajahd;suhj.ect to the. terms And/conditions
*
Labouisse,"FriedriChs: & .Co.', ,'New Or-"
price and -urtderwritirig tenris - are to be
:-;7"
'
.
in
Securities
The
a
The
Sept.
ended
$l)_-__l^ir'r 467'il43 shs.
(par
uNDERWRITER^The
the
r'
Weil,
public • offering
amendment.
supplied by
*1
with $1.45
with the SEC
which
dealer
net
,.
; aggregate
La:,
York
soon
as
a registration stateAug. 8 covering 70,000 shares of common stock,
are to be offered for
public sale by the com¬
pany
and 14,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders
thereof. The offering will be made at
$10 per share on a best efforts
basis by General Securities
Co., Inc., which will receive a $1.25 per
share
selling commission. The registration
statement
also
includes
15,000 common shares which underlie 3-year warrants issued to the
underwriter without charge, exercisable at $10
per share.
ment
Sales
p.
"
the Falconbridge
Ventures.
shareholders
Period of last year net income after taxes was
$1.25j a share. Adjusted to reflect changes in equity in
premium reserve/less tp.xes, earnings were $1.71 a share
weeks
193,
of
up
Registered—
Northern
Blvd.,
Long Island
electronic testing and measuring
.
of' 610' National Bank of Commerce- Building, New
filed -a registration 'statement with the SEC; on Aug.- 9covering 500,090 shares'of common' stock'to be offered'for'public sale
on
an all
or none basis through underwriters headed by Bl&ir & CO.,
leans.
or
compared
Fleetwood
33-00
of
distributes
and
earnings were $195,966, equal to 40 cents per share, based
number of shares outstanding.
.. •
•? • -• ..
share compared to $1.62 per share
company
Orleans,
New
Seplembe"
A?.ear
:
in
earnings of $245,596, equal to
55 cents per share on 489,143 shares outstanding.
For the first eight
months of the ourrent fiscal year-, net sales were $5,696,324 and net
common
this year.—V.
winding
same
$1,275,905,
band
tory-wired
Delta. Capital Corp.—CommonRegistered—This
ultimate
»
high fidelity components, amateur radio transmitters and
radio apparatus, nearly all available in kit form or fac¬
at the customers'option.
equipment,
Conces¬
if, T.
X
and
board
period
approval of the
obtaining • of
the
i
or
same,
things,
Ventures,
and
stockholders.
: -
the
Falconbridge
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—6 Months'
Report
1?ont^ls ended June 30, the company had net earnings
$2>^1,248 before Federal income taxes, and net income of $1,643,948,
«s«re' atter taxes, based on 1,000,000 shares now outstand-.
7?'
vT'ij
Mercer, president, stated in his semi-annual report to,
2542.
liquidate all short-term indebtedness.
general funds of the company.
company
produces
Y.,
from
to
company
will
balance
421.
p.
Earnings per share of common stock for the first six months
i961 amounted, to 93c per share compared with _85jp per shkre for
for
both
amendment of the Trust Deed securing
the
possible until
the
$488,583,
v
of
Hoflne ^^^ation will be given to
prior-
for
stock
consolidated
shows
applicable to
1961 amounted to $1.74 per_
the
for
quarterly statement'
company's
its effective
agreement to Ven-
other
among
•
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Quarterly Report— \
The
attibutable'
are
through
,necessary
.
EARNINGS—Consolidated
•
shares
Falconbridge
of1 July 1961d °n the Toronto stock Exchange during the
hionth
shareholders
—
sion to dealers
Falconbridge about .80
of Falconbridge.
•
*
outstanding
had been oversubscribed and the books closed.
subsidiaries
'
was made Aug. 9 by an Underwriting group
by Goodbody & Co. " The stock was priced at
$7.50 per share.
/*.
./
Of the offering, 118,000 shares were sold by the com¬
pany. The remaining 57,000 shares were sold for the
account of Harry R. Ashley, President.
—
stockholders
»
capital* sto.ck
Secondary Stock Offering Oversub¬
scribed
On Aug. 9, Bache & Co. and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and associates announced
that their secondary offering of 156,500 shares of this
company's common stock at a price of $50% per share,
>
"
headed
2324.
p.
*
Instrument Co., Inc.—Capital
Stock Of¬
public offering of 175,000 shares of this firm's
fered—The
earnings of
shares
reported
Decca
1,285,701
on
""'
Electronic
net
corresponding
-•>■
of
This corporation of 44 Wall
St., New York, filed
earnings
of
the
company
including
results
of
operations of its subsidiary Universal Pictures Co. Inc. lor six monthsended June 30, 1961, amounted to $1,315,063, equal to $1.02 per share
on
the 1,285,701 outstanding shares of capital stock in the hands of
the
public.
V
$2,946,224,
<
•
Lloyd P. Christianson, EAI president and chief executive officer, said
that while sales increased 33%
over
the like 1960 period,
earnings
dipped slightly because of increased costs for research and development
and
additional expenses
associated with marketing a series of new
products. He also noted that, new orders received during the first
half totaled $8,110,000,
a
13% increase over the $7,195,000 in new
on
The
-
products, adver-
new
shares
present holdings
As a. condition of Mclntyre's
turps entering into this merger; Mclntyre is to acquire for cash
280,600
treasury shares of. Falconbridge at .the- average market
price of Falcon- *
of the "company for tlie^ first hgij of 1961 were, $404,000
oh sales of $8,631,000 compared to"
$435,000, on, sales of $6,485,000
for the first half of I960. Earnings equaled 48 cents a share com¬
pared to 52 cents a share, for the first half of 1960, based on 843,000
shares outstanding.
capital
•»
Inc.,
Associates, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Electronic
Datapulse, Inc., Inglewood, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
Co.,
Earnings
offices and for
v
')r 7 ■■,
additional
open
purposes.
&
104
5
,
a
retail shopping service which checks on the honesty, efficiency,
loyalty and sales ability of the personnel of all types of retail estab¬
other
*'y
*
ers
lishments.
Rensis
BUSINESJSr-rTht? company of 505. Washington St., Lynn, Mass., is
engaged in research and development relating to arc welding and
wire shielding,.',.
•,
v7
••:-7„ '
; ..
CAPITALIZATION—Authorized-stock consists of 500,000 $1 par common shares,
of which 288,170 will be outstanding upon completion of
this financing.—V. 193, p. 1900.
7.
-/ ;■
service business offering to its custom¬
a
for the development of
company
,•
a registration
100,000 shares ot common
stock to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per s.iare.
The offering Will
be made on an "all or. nothing, best efforts" basis by Theodore Arriq
& Co., Inc., which will receive a 42 cents per share commission and
$17,500 for expenses.
The registration statement also includes 15,000
outstanding shares
to be
sold to
the underwriter
by Leonard S/
Lowell, Executive Vice-President and principal stockholder, at 50 cents
per share, of which 10,000 will be offered for public sale at $3.50 per
share
by
the
underwriter
after
the
completion of
the
company's
offering.
.. •
...
-
the
with
by P. de
Said
Ventures'
^I^yIe,rn°iW has control of
control of Ventures.
„
*tising,1 operating expenses, * purchase of etiiiipnient and
1790 Broadway, New York city filed
company of
statement
made Aug, 9
to
Boston. Net proceeds from the sale will be used by the
Dale System, Inc.—Common Registered-
•
the
— Common Offefed — Public offering
Common shares of thik firm's stock at $5 per
Electrarc, Inc.
company on July
shares (par. $1) to
mon
(633)
it
The
Dollin
Corp., Irvlngton,
Co.,
Cincinnati/one of
J.,
1934, when
division -of American
began operations in
purchased the fixed assets of the did casting
Type Founders, Inc. Annual
the countrys
*
N.
-
sales volume to the automotive,
electronic.
6
at
(634)
$4,000,000.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Fulton's
$51,000,000.—V.
194,
volume
last
amounted
year
to
than
more
Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Instrumentation and Mathematics.
Its products Include
the Mouel cT-i uiugncwC tape cleaner and the
kinesonic process for cleaning magnetic
tape, the latter being
con¬
sidered for commercial exploitation for cleaning motion picture film.
It has interests in other phases of
magnetic tape technology; and
it also provides mathematical services to
governmental and commercial
530.
p.
Garan, Inc. — Common Offered —J. R. Williston &
Beane and associates offered
publicly on Aug. 9 120,000
shares of this firm's common stock at
$6.50 per share.
At the company's
request, the underwriters will offer
45,000 shares of the issue to company
customers.
support
and
employees, the
PROCEEDS
to
equip
The
proceeds
plant,
new
a
to
of
the
finance
sale
will
be
customers'
used
by
accounts
Of
company
of
men's
shirts.
and
boys'
sport
.
i
EARNINGS—The
reported
six
net
$85,578
the
in
of
ended
March
boys'
34th
St.,
New
York
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
6%
mortgage
note
debentures
of
wholly-owned
Common
subsid.,
stock
($1
Mills,
due
has
the
and
the
number
to
agreed
to
1961
-
of
of
shares
which
from
the1
the
the
underwriters
offered hereby
take
agreement
and
of
the
for
pay
if any are taken,
under
all
are
which
Snares
Blair
Ira
&
31,000
.-—
9,000
Clayton
9,000
Janney,
Haupt & Co.
Hirsch
Van
Co
&
9 000
Alstyne,
Boettcher
Noel
&
<Si
Co
Beil
P.
Podesia & Co.
Hough, Inc
&
Brooks
W.
&
Co.,
A.
T.
3,500
S.
D.
3,500
3,500
Hardy
inc.
193,
Grimm
&
Co.
&
&
The
Lee, Inc.—
Inc
&
Co.____
The
Stetson
2,000.
Inc.
2,000,
fourth
for
the
reported
quarter ending
entire fiscal year.
preliminary
June
30,
the
fall
first
Unaudited
closed
$1,450,000
Based
of
and
well
net
earnings
of
unaudited
as
than
more
in
saies,
dollar
one
the
of
shares,
June
and
30,
net
share
per
which
year
during the year, per
$3.98.—V.-193, p. 702.
were
1961,
dis*
earnii-gs
based
and
of
1,449,-
on
and
represent
share
1;-
for
:
»
increase
an
earnings
the
share.
ju.'jL
•
laws
City
the
of
of
corporation
a
Tennessee
on
May
area
The
from
ski
city
and
varied
the
limits
terrain,
served
Gatlinburg,
Gatlinburg,
ski
1961.
Its
will
chair
or
to
ice
has
lift.
under
address
Other
install,
Great
view
be
can
Smoky
obtained
Mountains
will
missions
the
amount
the
in
lodge
FurnivUre
Ice
of
three
Mt.
will
of
this
of
expert. The
mile to
served
the
a
Harrison
A
is
Pa.,
to
of
payment
The
order
total
of
the
underwriting
will
proceeds
com¬
be
EFFECT
TO
$1)_T
shares
The
statement
holders
The
both
of
in
Tube
Corp.'?
The
and
will
vote
.
machine
carried
by
on
and
also
the
in
of
to
of
plan
to
Aug.
ended
are
Net
J.
1961.
16,
share
one
held
by
five
Atronics
by
years
the
result
internationally
of
known
employed
which,
products
General
materials
extensive
team
by
immediately
an
electronic
many
of
Atronics.
handling,'
cent
oscilloscope
tration
of
This
Tne
by
2611
with
stock,
to
Shirlington Rd.,
the
be
included
underlying
price
The
of
in
electronic
the
will
company's
on
be
underwriting
filed
7,
public
and
be
activities
Aug.
for
Inc.
statement
to
Arlington,
Co.
the : underwriters
warrants
which
SEC
offered
through
Ealogh &
public offering price
amendment,,
Also
of
are
issued
by
fall
to
provisions
devices
and
to
covering
sale
Irving
the
on
J.
term-i
receive
50,000
to
Va.,
Nev.
of
200,000
an
Rice
are
all
&
to
$12,500
additional
a
be
for
the
shares
or
Co
-
shares
exercise
amendment.
within
four
.
areas
of
interest:
•>
agreement
the
will
Grayson-Robinson
said.—V.
Grayson-Robinson
United'
V
!
.
v
.
covering
75,030
through
the
for
193,
807.
p.
"*
"
-
on
'
.
.
with
Bache
be
period
miles
Co.
terms
in
$3;041,212
business.
to
in
the.
It
of
698.573
holding.
Of
required
in
1961
first
net
$845,485,
was.
1,030,724
with
&
in
connection
the
and
for
which,
Universal,
debentures
of
loan
of
purchase
recently
is
has
the
including
addition
class
A
$570,002
123,352
81,955
filed
in
in
other
certain
and
same
92
of
Chairman
management
respectively,
to
of
elect
the
and
two
class
63
issues.
two-thirds
of
is
Regis In. N.
newly
?.
B
as
Y.;
formed
also
part by a
to convert"
option
Uniglick
it
in
thereby
acquired
acquiring
option
at
common
$6
to
per
subsidiary contracted to pur¬
Wall Street, at the purchase
of
$12,850,000.
*
cents
company
has * outstanding
common
shares. Lcis J. Glick¬
a
68.187c
owns
gioup
of
own
the
board.—V.
4.2%
class
193,
of
p.
the
and
B
class
B
75.6%,
shares
are
Seal
Vineyards, Inc.—Debentures Sold Privately
—Aug. 8, 1961 it was reported that $250,000 of this firm's
convertible subordinated
small
to
Federated
business
debentures had
Capital
investment
been
sold
pri¬
Corp., New York City,,
company.
•
•
a
the
on
months
of
ended
9.2%
over
2,280,343
on
out¬
stock, compared
outstanding shares in the first'
2,216,341
"
first
the
194,
six
this
months
increased
year
the $36,503,346
from
reported
11.4%
for
the
to
.
a
1960
new
first
424.
p.
Mobile
*
Ohio
&
RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—Salomon
Brothers
awarded
were
dividend
at
&
Hu'zler
competitive
sale
and
as¬
on
rate.
certificates
reoffered
were
Interstate
to
Commerce
for
public
sale
sub¬
Commission
approval, at
for the March 1,.. 1962 ma¬
prices to yield from 3.25%
turity to 4.60% for the 1972-7.6 maturities.
The
certificates,
AA
by
estimated
each
Marcn
Gulf
The
-
which
Standard
<0
will
.They
cost
Poor's.
&
They
secured
are
1
rated
are
Aa
by
Moody's
by
equipment
new
$4,507,500.
mature
and
non-callable,
are
in
39. semiannual-ins'alirn/mts of $120,000 on
1 from 1962 to 1976, inclusive.—V. 194, p. 424.
Sep;.
Southwest
Capital
Corp.—Common
Offered—i
first
public sale of this firm's common stock was
made Aug. 9 through the offering of
1,350,000 shares at
$12 per share, by an underwriting syndicate jointly
managed by Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc., New York,-and
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. Inc.,-Houston.
PROCEEDS—Net
to
the
company's
company's
to
small
business
from
proceeds
general
business
counselling
of
funds
and
concerns
services
to
such
the
and
providing
financing will be initially added
subsequently used'to finance the
capital and long-term loans
equity
rendering
advisory
management
and
concerns.
The
company,
whose address is Esperson Bldg., Houston, Texas, is
licensed
as
a
small
business .investment
company
under the Small
Business Investment Act of 1958. It is also registered under the Invest¬
•
ment
cerns.
not
Company Act of 1940
with
limit
company.
invest
If
a
<
in
any
as
a
closed-end non-diversified management
company
particular
substantial
management
in
The
will
capital, appreciation as its
its investment to and does
investments
assets
Gold
share
a
$40,665,165
opportunity
201.
six
the
1960.
for
of
investment
the
Holders
the
financed
was
equipment,
President,
officials
ject
real
and'
for
equivalent of 99 cents a share based
shares of common and
class B
common
4%
and
company
income
$2,295,678, an increase
period a year earlier.
Aug. 9
an issue of $3,600,000 of this company's 4%%
equipment
trust certificates, series I on a bid of 98.5503% naming
price
of
Report—
net
record
the
is
Gulf,
\
income
owning
phases
that
a
30, 196L rose to
$2,101,032 for the
Sales
ap¬
-
Months'
reported
company
with
one
between Glickman Corp.
Investment, $2,000,000 of 6%
Universal
of
Corp.
indebtedness,
660,000
and
entitled
shares
115.
p.
the
underwriters
the
Hotel St.
Uniglick
and
common;
194,
June
registration
of class A
a
shares
Uniglick. The
to
inc.
oper.
-Grolier Inc.—Six
cates
.
through
whereby
exercised,
building,
building and
Board
stock,
for
office
land,
to
r
$634,162
agreement
purchase
Glickman
a
1961—6 Mos.—1960
♦3,324
the
public offering
amendment.
by
the
purposes.
an
Corp.
additional
1961
story
1961—Month—-I960
$71,904
the company's objective
diversified as to geographic
transaction
was
Universal
-
4,257
-
type of ownership; and type of
the stock sale $1,009,000 will be
from
which
of
"
$83,108
rev.
railway
"Deficit.—V.
;
prospectus,
purchased
debentures
of
July
35
to
months
■''{
; ••
from ry. opers.
Net
year
been
-
600,000
engaged
acquisition of
Glickman
by
the
52,500
In
chase
the
six
1,644,628
equal
v
The
supplied
use,
corporate
pursuant
Universal,
shares
share;
price,
with
balance
company
millionrpr 2.2%.
common
American
Corp.
will acquire
a
51%
and
49%
interest.,
respectively, in Uniglick Corp.; $600,000 in connection with the acquisi¬
tion of the site on East 75th Street and Lexington Ave., N. Y.; $5,000,and
the
$2,214,630
423.
p.
York,
sale
Co.
properties
a
during
1,556,405
by
the .common
of
194,
therein* ahd
and
proceeds
connection
,
million
totaled' 228.8
$2,190,567
record
York
New
New
public
be
of
:
298,346
"half,
announced
was
upon*
shares
covering
for
the
to
structure
the
Avenue,
company
portfolio
a
of
;
per
$370,250
V, .V",\
months
based
Company
to
effect
give
V
cents
52
outstanding for
to the 10%
stock
286,007
oper.
half.—V.
interests
According
maintain
type
the
or
to
V"
or
shares
$369,115
$2,279,620
<1,463,461
2,158,173
-
share,
six
are
Hirsch
are
I960*
1960.
F.
$6,876,388
common
restated
1960,
October,
operated
incomer.of
12,761,588
months
preferred,
share on an
W. Ackerman,
expenses-
half
29%
a
I960
for
and
of
in
net
a
of
1,712,047
272,364
Aug.. 3
on
wilh
six
after
per
revenue
1,332,548
1,823,983
corporation.—V.
offered
the
for
which
*
'
2,136,000
'V
Fifth
SEC
&
underwriting
Organized
501
of
corporation
$6,359,713,
to
Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
..
to
the
was
Period End. June 30—
Net
1961--6 Mos —1960
mid-year 1961 and 1,025,214 shares.for the
194, p. 114.
>
"' *J
"
the
of
amounted
Railway
" '-i
1
...
$416,795
$1.06
or
Trust
..
Operating revenues totaled $15Q.l million, an increase of $3-2 million
or
2.2%
over
the six-month period p,f i960. Operating expenses ■ were
SISt.S million for the 1961 period, an, increase of $5 million or" 3.7%
over
the
same
period in, I960. Expenses reflect the continuing rise
in wages-and other costs, and, in addition, include some extraordinary
maintenance expenses incurred in a
special program of refurbishing
single and dual-level Scenicruiser Service buses.—V. 192, p. 1196.
loans," inventory,-
277,944
".
results
agent
filed a Reg. A covering 13,333 com¬
at $22.50, without underwriting.
investment..
y., ■'
"
1961
used for
income
average
paid
Neb.—
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
net
1961, an increase of 4.9
'
at
Midland
City,
offered
be
be
30,
an,
same
Bus
Pacific
219,339
-
increased
comparable
transfer
Sioux
Co.,
Exchange Commission—
and
27,
to
to
1961,
requirements
dividend
Corp. of Calif.—6 Months' Report
Per-share
$10)
are
compares
share
$2,459,684 $16,192,014 $14,365,331
lq545,606
9,190,819
9,041,116
367,343
company
July
on
(par
June
This
•
the
..
Insurance
Railway oper;
$517,322
$1,088,266,
stock,
by
vately
primary
of
equivalent to 48 cents
average of 12,983,019 common shares,
according to
Chairman of the Board and President.
income,
months
for
company
proceeds
dividend
and
Inc
expenses.
v;
■
25-year
Western
shares
ended
million"
foreign
provisions
repayment' of
306,190
none
supplied
common
underwriters,
regis¬
7.
.
Stores, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition
terms
in
Consolidated
said.
1961
$436
of
and
Reg. A
at $4,
a
offered
.
for
.1,561,557
374,000
u-•
producing properties
man,
filed
the
to
-Greyhound
1960-
they
the ..first ..sjx
in
after
filed
be
$2,759,069
to
company,
statement
In
statement
common
basis
associated
and
Kinetics Inc.—Common Registered—
company
The
after
.
value stock of the
4,238,033
General
This
and
cameras
shot
above
the
Files With Securities
The
of
period
industry,
States
1961—Month—1960
the
30,
sole
141,667
423.
p.
of
Marine
par
$750,000
single
■
shareholders,
Great
This
period.—V.
$850,000
en¬
greatly increase engineering capabilities for Electronic
developers and manufacturers of single and multi-channel oscil¬
loscopes, industrial and military cathode ray tubes,
194,
!
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings-
taxes.
outstanding
30
Atronics.
21%
or
:
remaining
com¬
capital.
______
share.
a
development
some
General
will
continuous
steps
that
GM's
Universal
its
of
Electronic
$8,737,000
was
5%
subordinated convertible debentures,
to approximately $23 a share 101' txic Beck stock. All necessary,
are
agreed
to be
taken to
make a similar offer to Beck's
equal
general
quarter
firs-t half
the
Young, President.
income
82p
location,
Tube,
—V.
strike
steel
217.
p.
June
Herbert
is
Stock¬
»
$7,231,000
of
announced that it has entered into an agreement'
common stock of A. S.
Beck Shoe Corp., a
coast-to-coast operation
with annual sales of about $61,-
standing
have
Atronics,
Tube.
" \
income
.
net
figure
resulting
of
$4,900,000
The
......
General
communications,
specialists
working
____
194,
joint
a
.
493.
51%
"According
pay
""
used
Gibraltar Financial
000
areas
and
operating"
estate
companies
General
giving
stock
of
•
•
-
1960
in
of
same
Glickman Corp.—Class A Registered—
Corp.
compared with $4,417,000 for'', the same period in
16%
Earnings per share of common stock were
has
company
241-store
,j
domestic new.
United States during,
the
million
1961
Vegas,
be
operating income
after charges
and
according
Electronic
Atronics
shares
to
radar,
an
research
Atronics
the
on
General
provide
p.
mon
Sales
the
in
quarter
stock,
10
Las
headed
president
president
two
first
the
of
after
$612
July 31,
cents)
on
expenses
income taxes*
—V.
Outstanding
electronics
area
facility for the
developed during the last
teaching
gineering
It
will
for
every
stockholders.
products
work
for
the
retail -level,
the
in
rest
taxes.
40,000
Wynd-
of
$0.88 in 1960.
six monihs
193,
to'acquire
pattern."
year."
United
for
Second
Net
FINANCING
150,000 shs.
quarter were 68 cents against 61
in the first quarter of this year.'
second
.
Grayson-Robinson
second
improvement in
the
below
quarter
common
are
The
Merger—
stockholders,
Sunstein,
Sr.,
last
million
was
income
Co.,
pointed
-
as
comparable
sociates
3,000
PRESENT
General
to
production
been
These
E.
companies
plan calls
consolidation
Available
have
David
M'einken,
exchange
of
Philadelphia
submission
by
C.
merger
stock
both
for
issued
Kenneth
and
of
plans
the
Gilbert Data-Systems, Inc.—Appointment—;:
company
directors
approved
the
(par
earlier
5,000
500,000 shs.
name
to $440
proceeds
Other
61,000
_*
the
45 cents earned
first
1960
The
the-
Gordon
F.
In
stock
reported net- income of $5,118,000 for the second
has
1961
increase
gain.—V.
as
second-
of
Sales
following
over
"at
8%
were
second
in
shares
_$85,000
:
.___
the
1961
income
the
on
revenues
Fed.
to
_:—
under
the
John
million
months.
seasonal
that
over
respectively,
Operating
used
priority shown:
Atronics Corp.—Proposed
continue
increase
an
decrease for the
Securities
Oper.
the
to
of this corporation and Electronic ^Tube Corp.,
is currently under consideration.
The
merged
merger
moor,
the
net
corporation
common
General
six
•
as
comprising
proceeds
advertising and promotion
(par
in
for
gain
;
ihonths
six
President
$3-451
stocks
,
spec¬
a
423.
p.
of
foreign
Earnings
sold,
expenses.;
GIVING
first
that ."the
noted
improved
Period End. June 30—
of
the company
Mr.
Harrison-_____.
rink
fees,
stock
The
Net
Authorized
194,
and
_
CAPITALIZATION
Common
by
City
mountain,
Working capital
—V.
from
equipment for base lodge__
25,000
equipment, skis, poles, boots and miscell.__ 20,000
equipment, tractor, and supplies
17 500
skating
dealer
noted
General Telephone
has
one
be
ranges
is
and
Consultant
in
1
maintenance
Organizational
to
first
the normal
amounted
million
equipment
2,700
skiers
within
summit
mountain
after
the
the
of
also
15%
a
1960
Earnings
The
miles
of
mountain
15 of each year,
offered
$43,500.
in
purposes
at
Stock rental
Snow
$256,500
and"
General Motors dealers
quarter
$288
Coast
Park.
stock
all
amount
following
Ease
to
slopes
summit
the
National
PROCEEDS—Assuming
Issuer
is
elevation
This
location
a
the
to
the
of
the
of
the
The
at
lift
sight-seeing attraction. From
tacular
feet.
rink.
chair
in
showed
has
million,
In
common
is
tows.
rope
skating
double
a
which
base
a
3,500
of
all
types appealing to
through the intermediate and
provide a run of approximately
plans
an
operate
s
organized
trails
novice
T-bar
a
and
During the period from May 15 to Oct.
will
for
12,
Harrison,
approximately
double
a
and
company
Mt.
on
of
slope
by
lift
The
located
of
for
and
elevation
chair
be
summit
a
beginner
high
will
area
the
feet
a
duly
Hall Building, Gatlinburg, Tenn.. The company was formed for
primary purpose of developing and' operating a winter sports
at Gatlinburg. which will provide
skiing and ice skating facilities.
the
be
is
company
State
Donner
million
$3,088
in
increase
an
common
which does not include the'
from the sale of Foster and. Kleiser in
the first quarter of last year. Per share earnings were $1.72 hi'1961
versus
$1.43 in
1960 before the-capital gain, or
$1.71 including the
-
Report—y-
of
v;.
non-recurring
on
I, General Plastics Corp., Wilmington, Del.—Files With
>
BUSINESS—The
.
the
and
regular 5%
stock- totaled $1.63
Securities and Exchange Commission—
/
.
the
at;
deducting dividends on the
prgrerred stocks',"'Were equivalent to $1.53 per share for the first half
of
1961'and to $0.88 peri;, share fof 'the'"second quarter. Last
year,"
earnings on the commqn ■•'-fctock ;w.er§ equivalent to $2.15" 'per1 share
for the first six months and fc/J $1.01 per* share'for'the second quarter.
■ii V ,.'i s f j-'- 1
—V. 193/p.-1226. -' i; <r>
.-
last
Corp., and Davidson & Co., Inc., Knoxville, Tenn., pub¬
licly offered 145,000 common shares of this firm's stock
per
$261
taxes.
Gatlinburg Ski Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to*
an Aug. 1,, 1961
offering circular, Cumberland Securities
at $2
■
%
.
year,
per
and
ago
versus
For
stockholders
of
$38,471,677
earned in the second quarter last year, and
the $15,404,059 shown in the. first quarter of 1961.'
over
company
an
$1.01
r
above
by
cars
with
income
States
number
same
shares
stock
114.
totaled
Gordon
and
year,
position
million
$252
ending
year
23,500
common
p.
amounted
million
executives
second
Net
.
fiscal
of
to
to
rose
Grace & Co.—Quarterly Report—
1960,
'1 ,-».v '
1961
the first quarter of this year. Net income of
three months ended June 30 was up 11.6% com¬
the
share
per
year
quarter
products,"
.y
a
.The
•
and
of
$20,668,656
(W. R.)
the
1959.
last
GM
petitive
for.
outstanding.
on
384,851
fiscal
the
$190,000,000
:
common
194,
million
G.-
sales
replenishment
substantially
The
the
quarters.
for
slightly
or
shares
822
three
figures
approximately
sales
$5,812
dollar
$7,109
of
passenger
the
of
share
per
services
our
paid
were
year.—V.
dollar
and
Donner
compared
for
share
per
last
frederic
GM
the
figures
72c
with
•
$9,703,000
earnings
1961
and
Preliminary fourth quarter sales reached $48,598,000 and net profit
was approximately $400,000 or 28c
per share.
Per share earnings were
as
Chairman
summarized
"
saies
1961,
of
quarter
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation
the
Net
1960,
was
Garrett
Board
months
six
and
year
for
193, p. 807.'
-
activity in the United States which began in the first quarter
of 1961 gained momentum in the second
quarter. The U. S. automobile
industry responded strongly to this improvement. Sales of cars and':
trucks in the second quarter, although below the level of the second
2,000
&
Thornhill,
cents
$1.13
49.8%
up
Earnings
—v.
v
first
business
2,000
Lewis
and
of
to $1.46
Messrs.
2,000
Cohu
Wyllie
,
was
fiscal year
of
'•
$1.20
Chairman
In
in
2',000
_
McDaniel
.
of
satisfaction
"•
dividends
reflected
2 000
Co.,
customer
company's
quarter
2 000
_
: '
.
the
000,000.
*
2,500
_
___
Co,
■".
•
last
with
pared
the'previous yean
Earn¬
increase over the corresponding
11.4%
an
-
the
and
Thomas,
board
the
of
1.
for
to
$23,067,818
'•
announced.
2,500
*
Co
&
period
General Motors Corp.—Six Months'
Co.,
Winslow,
3.500
2435.
p.
&
Fuller
Mason
3,500
Darlington
—V.
Brod
-
is
Jr.
in sales
and earnings,
coming in a year of mild
coupled with increasingly severe competition, is evidence
and
rate
year,
W.
*
McCarley &
Inc.
Hill,
E.
Taggart &
$12,832,000,
those
over
meeting
a
share compared with $1.11 per share last
year
on
the same number
of shares. After
absorbing charges of
$2,226,797 for restricted earnings and currency devaluation, profits
of foreign subsidiaries included in consolidated net income amounted
to $14,637,019 compared with $11,194,264 a year ago.-.
Second quarter results showed marked Improvement over the same
,
quarter
*2,500
____
4,750
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
&
Inc.
A.
2.500
Corp
Inc
Charles
4,750
Cruttenden;
Battles
Clark,
9,000
Co
Securities
Increase
equal
were
Increase
compared
Shares;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
7%
Aug.
after
Board,, reported
compared with $37,694,223 in the first half of last
of 2.1%. Earnings on 33,926,802 outstanding shares
and
Roberts,
the
income
Net
988.
p.
33rd Annual Report, just issued,
Kennedy and President Charles H. Bell
gains in a prefacing letter.
preferred.
.
Beane—
Co.__-
each
17%
Chairman,
E.
of
directors,
to'
of
:
V
,
R. Williston &
J.
187,
about
Board
Alfred
company's
Record
the
follows:
as
Anderson,
reported record sales of $575,512,000 for its
a
continuing
they said. :
the
shares
President. and
L.
Gutterman.—V.
of
shs.,
common,
the
of
be
,
severally, but not jointly
on the terms and subject
company
underwriting
to
P.
shares,
common
Walter
S.
recession
-
500|000
B.
1959-60.
the
year's
'>
$134 000
each
In
in
"This
•*'
1,250,000 shs.
committed
are
stock
common
Dec.,
Coggins,
totaled
Gerald
$31 422
a
names
of
purchase
conditions
underwriters
Inc.
par)___
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
ings
Outstanding
—i
____.
Galen
306,740
William
May 31,
period
FINANCING
Authorized
5'/2%
will
for
outstanding
by
ended
Cltyp
net
profit of $144,784 for the
1961,' compared
with
$3,973,000
and
period of the preceding year.
GIVING
stock
company increased its net earnings in the first half
quarter of this year despite lower sales volume, E. J*
Chairman
new
Vice-Presidents,
The company
W.
additional
of
General Mills, Inc.—Annual Report—
sport
woven
sale
The
second
expansion
on
cleaners
Robert
ana
31,
corresponding
CAPITALIZATION
,
and
..
of .112
$4,032,766 and
company,
sales
months
shifts
'
•
-
knitted
*
the
three
pre-'
the
of
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Six Months' Report—
..
of company business, including research.
products and processes, manufacture of tape'
rental
customers,
acquisition of additional
and equipment, and expansion of marketing program.
machinery
viously financed by a factor, and the balance will be added to work¬
ing capital. The company's principal business is the manufacture
and
sale
general
a
and
owned
the
receivable
proceeds
development
testers
employees' retirement plan and trust, and
others, at the
public offering price.
Net
.
.
feels
arises,
securities
portion
that
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
industry
of
desirable
company
small
its
GIVING
not
or
small
in
invest
EFFECT
TO
as
in
It
occur,*
much
such
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
stock
($1
par)_.
may
particular
a
opportunities
concerns
and
con¬
it
concen'rate
to
industries.
in
business
objective,
intend
assets
may
business
invest
primary
3,000,090 shs.
as
If
at
will
its
times
industry
such
757r
of
an
its
industry.
FINANCING
Outs'anding
1,541,755 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to terms and conditions of the under¬
writing agreement between the company and underwriters named below,
the company has agreed to sell to each of such underwriters and each
Volume
of
has
underwriters
such
shares
of
severally
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
to: purchase the number of
agreed
opposite
forth
set
stock
common
6081
Number
194
its
Harriman
Ripley
The
Inc.
__l____182,750
Underwoou, Neuhaus & Co.
Inc.
Equitable
Securities
Corp,- 50,000
E. P. Hutton & Co., Inc.- 50,000
Reynolds <Xz Co.," Inc",
50,000
Shields
C.
A.
Co.
&
Aliyn
Bache
&
Co.,
Willis,
coast
Francis
I.
auPont &
Pierce
Rauscher,
Co.
&
Co.,
Winston
Walston
&
Co._-_„_i
Inc.j;
&
Goodbody
Hill
&
Co.r Inc.
Inc.
&
McMaster
Punk,
Hobbs
John
C.
Lentz,
Legg
Wm.
6,000
Arthurs,
E.
Caldwell
10,000
Lawrence
10,000
Curtiss,
House
Eppler,
Guerin
Sons—
Irving Lundborg & Co.____ 10,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Dittmar
&
&
King,
7,500
Houdaille
Ihe
Cohu
Winslow,
7,500
7,500
Turner,
Net
io
*
•
r
needs.
Duranor's
'
•
Net
"
Facilities
"•
;
for
come
"
Co._
4,000
The
the
Co. has been appointed New York registrar
of the corporation.—V.
193, p. 2325.
Trust
Irving
stock
common1
i In
for
This
of
company,'
South
636
registration statement with the SEC
of
stock,
common
to
and
Monroe
writers'
are: committed
180-day
a
will
receive
the
to
option
latter.
It
being
licensed
line
net
proceeds
for
licensing
shares
has
for
three
the
purchased
on
if
200
shares
Lester
C.
at
shares
$3
the
The
corporation
.The
and
proceeds
working
This
1961,
2,
filed
be offered
be
to
are
fee
"
used
at
for
inventory,
V.
corporation
of
of
Santa
11965
stock,, of
common,
which
Monica
Hurletron
Blvd.,
Los
public sale by the company and 55.000 shades, being outstanding stock
by the present holders thereof. William Norton heads the list of under¬
writers. The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. The registration statement also includes 13 500
shares
common
a
announced..
which
underlie
5-year warrants to be
sold
to
and
process
tions
assembly functions in
the
parts it distributes
on
tributed
by
densers;
semi-conduitors;
items.
the
Of the net
$200,000
will
ventories
of
bank
loan,
the
president,
and
and
The
relays,
inventories
S.
to retire
50,000
vice-president,
Weinberg,
437,017,
$2.08
or
sales
Net
and
$13,838,030,
with
a
for
004,650
share of
share,
per
operating
in the first half of
year
a
stock,
common
during
the
first
'
six
depreciation,
depletion
$126,043
tax
in
193,
p
and
amortization
1960.
provision
year.—-V.
$6,-
"
$506,200
was
compared
as
Sierra
with
.1.
i.',
,
Corp.,
.
Vista,
••
.U
$1,-
.
Arizona—
corporation
20
The
cents)
to
proceeds
equipment,
July
on
24,
1961
offered
at
to
be
used
are
research
be
$1,
fikvl
and
and
(George)
Co.,
Harmon
corporation
shares
common
and
proceeds
are
Hawthorne
This
company
a
Inc.,
Northridge,
outstanding
present
The
supplied
The
of
by
is
County.
21,
Calif.—Files
holder
loans
made
$
45 896,181
40,453,598
218.
of
the
1961
filed
thereof
stock
in
making
the
,
stock
through
price
'
the
for
first
six
months
of
of
I960),—V.
A
covering
62,500
the
of
Weedon
Calif.,
covering 33,117
for
underwriting
1959 for
savings
ooerates
public
Co.,
&
t2rms
sale
Los
by
An¬
to
be
the purpose of acquiring
all
are
acts
an
and
Loan Association,
business in Los Angeles
Savings
loan
insuranc
as
trustee
191,
p.
which
available
under
5.
&
agerc*'
other insurance
association.—V.
10
Aug.
offered
Croweil,
and
Hawthorne
fire and
and
be
co
on
trust
assists
to
deeds
the
borrowers
securing
A.-
30,
1961
of
1960.
gallons
As
Oil
parly
1954,
more
tion
Iron
for-the corresponding period
Commissioner
share.—V.
187,
p.
2002.
electrodialysis
of
in operation or
1450. "
equipment,
under construction around
'
Acquisition—
filed an application with the
to exchange 83,333 shares
of
$200,000
Known
cash
5,000
as
the
for
certain
California Corpora¬
its
common
stock
Texas
undeveloped acres.
Pulaski properties,
the
acreage
which
Jade
Oil
is
located in the gas producing area of the Gulf Coast of
lies primarily in Matagorda, Madison, Goliad, DeWitt and
and
Texas
counties.
Willacy
said
Mitchell
Mr.
MPS
Production
that
Co.,
following
Oil
Jade
completion of the purchase from
further development of the
is. planning
properties. First step will be a 12 000-foot
veloped land in Matagorda County to be drilled in
the Sinclair Oil Corp.—V. 191, p.
102.
;
Pulaski
Months' Report—
Jefferson
..
Electric
Co.—Quarterly
well on de¬
partnership with
test
Report—
earnings in the second quarter rose
above year earlier levels and above levels for the first quarter of 1961,
Edward J. Bennan, president, told shareholders in his Quarterly report.
Net sales of
the Bellwood, 111.,
corporation, a major independent
manufacturer of electrical ballasts, and transformers and other electrical
and electronic equipment, were $5,739,069 for the three months ended
June 30.
This was 7.3% above sales of. $5,34",064 in the similar period
a
year ago and
10.3% above sales of $5,203,151 in the first quarter
The
company's
net
sales
and
r
of
1961.
'
,
„
a
its water desalting
amounting to about
per share,
10 cents
acquiring .is
per
.
manufacturer
plants
p.
has
company
additional
...
net income in the first six months of
share of common stock, as compared to
$3,467,140 or $1.54 per share, a year ago.
Sales
and revenues for the
first six months were $37,926,792 as
compared to $51,836,476 in th first half of 1960.
Chairman
R.
W.
Thompson
and President T. F. Bell reported to
stockholders that the company's level - of business, which
reached its
low point in the first quarter, began rising in tne second quarter and
in June
the. demand for merchant, iron justified placing the second
Chicago blast furnace in operation
Net income in the .first quarter this year was $308,306, or 14 cents
a
share.
In the second quarter it rose to $1,117,099, equal to 49 cents
first-half sales of
oil and gas producing properties
of
the MPS Production
Co., of Houston.
The announcement by Johnny Mtichell, President of Jade Oil, stated
that present income from the property to be acquired exceeds $100,000
a
year. Included
in the purchase is an average 20% interest in over
10,000 acres of proven and developed acreage and the same per cent
working interest in 10 oil wells and 24 gas wells located on that
property. Also to be acquired 'is an average interest of 20%
in an
and
the first six months of 1961 were $65,-
Corp.—Six
cents
60
193,
Oil Co.—Proposed
Jade
The
corporation ha§ reported
63
on
owner of the new plant.
began making use of the Ionics "electro-
Aramco
leading
and
than
common
Interlake
The
record
(Aramco),
Co.
as
world.—V;
the
outstanding
$1,425,405, '"'or
its Canadian
had net income of $604,200
dialysis" process in its operation in Saudi Arabia, and some of tue first
Ionics water desalting plants were installed in Arabia.
Ionics ?.s the
sh'are" for the half, based on the average number of
during the period,, was 970 on 2,110,711 shares for
1961 and $1.53 on 2,024,319 shares for 1960.
Net income was $2,205,000
after taxes, while net income ior the first half of 1960 was $3,261,000.
Taxes for the half were $2,376,000 in 1S61 and $3,513,000 for 1960. The
1960 figures
do'not includa sales or earnings of the Landers Corp.
whose business was acquired Nov. I, 1960.—V. 194, p. 218.
per
,
electrically converted
this- summer to the
Dhahran, Saudi,
produce 115,000
day of good drinking water was; recently shipped by the
Mass., firm.
Dhahran is the headquarters, of the Arabian
per
Americal
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
..
the company
Executive Vice-President stated.
Rupp,
Cambridge*
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
.
share on
.
compared
with.
for the 1959-60
$125,646,000, "the
б,000 inhabitants of-the isolated desert community of
Arabia.,
A. salt
water
conversion plant which
will
for the six months ended July 2, 1961,
compared with $45,301,000 for the comparable period
of I960Net income-for the 1961 period was $2,772,000 against $3,316 GOO a year ago.
After deducting preferred stock dividends, earnir.gi applicable to common stock were $1.24 per share compared
with $1.50 per share in the prior year, both based upon the 2,025,400.
common shares outstanding in both years.—V. 193, p. 807.
corporation for
1961,
reported
originator
The company reported $64,756,000
in*
on
an
Rupp, also revealed that pure, fresh water,
desert wells, will be supplied later
$44,845,000
of the
7%
from, brackish
corporation,
of. the
up
per
E. Rauh & Sons Fertilizer Co.
President, said all divisions of
194, p. 425.
;
$651,700), or .44 cents a share
shares, compared with $550,500
company
Mr.
191, p. 2746.
Inland Container
Sales
were
of
including
not
company,
of
Lewis
-
were
IMC
Ware,
with
months
Net
-
organized in
was
association
by
Reg.
a
M.
equipment and research and development services
$1.2 million, with net earnings of approximately
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
corporation
and sales
■
Ionics, Inc.—Six Months' Report—New Plant—
.
'
Indiana General
-
425.
p.
(ended
June 30),
increased to $10,250,925, up from $10,077,824 during the
same
period of 1960, and were 1.7%1 higher than last year, it was
reported in a letter to stockholders by Mr. Robert F. Smith, President.
Consolidated net income after taxees increased
to $770,604 (from
$710,193 during the fjrst.half of I960),, and was 8.5% higher, a new
record for the period. Net earnings per share amounted to 67 cents
during the first half of 19611 (62 cents per share in the first six
Corp.—Capital Stock Registered-
capital
offering
comnany
in
the
of
amendment.
engaged
from
1961—6 Mos.—1960
279,292,285 269,028,855^
26,212,192 158,253,875 155,793,836
48,611,699
42,650,363
Shares
etc.
Financial
public
The
association
transfer agent of'
194, p. 425.-
Co.—Earnings—
7,221,205
r,0
subsidiary, for the three
(after income'
the 1,173,000 outstanding
common
(after income taxes of $598,800), or 39 cents a share on a comparable number of shares in the like
1960 period.
V '
"Business in the second quarter," reported President Craig D. Munson
in a letter mailed to stockholders,, "showed a steady improvement in
all divisions of the company.
June, both in sales and earnings, was an
especially good month.
Our backlog of unfilled orders at July 1. was
larger than last year and augurs well for second half sales."—V. 194,
The
corporation.—V.
$
Corp.—Ann. Report
annual, earnings
J-
1959-60.
in
purchase
mid-year
taxes
7,824,601
6,853,902
operating inc._
charges—.';
Interchemical
of 305 South Hawthorne Boulevard,-Hawthorne,
outstanding
which
the
1961—Month—1960
after
Sales
to be offered at $4; The offering will
Waters & Co., Inc., Hempstead, N. Y.
to be used for working capital, equipment, research
shares
company
the
appointed
been
of
revenues.
194.- p.
t!'
^International Silver Co.—Quarterly Report—
Inc.—Appointment—
has
stock
150,000 shs.
1959-60
Thomas
'
10.cents)
registration statement with the SEC
geles.
Bank
50c-par-value
highest
the
reported
history,
operated profitably.—V.
-J
of
by. Hamilton
development,, advertising,
filed
the
July
on
(par
underwritten
The
of
Hurletrbn—valued' at
8,332,746
working, capital.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
of
40,322,000
27,016,828;
187,000.
The
shares
100,400
42,914,000
.
installation
:
Outstanding,
900,000 shs.
figures have been adjusted to include the operations,
of Bioferm Corp
which IMC acquired last February.
;
Shares outstanding for the 1960-61 fiscal year were averaged because
shares
common
underwriting.
purchase
development,
and
292,530
without
for
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
earnings «for
The
29,512,711
Sales
$126,565,'
were
corporation
The
..
EFFECT
2544.
p.
previous peak,
Electro-
6,791,000
.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
of
4,349,026
—V.
were
...
1337.
.
Electronics
Hargraves
(par
■
on
Manhattan
Chase
Net
.
months
GIVING
par)_
the fiscal year «nded June' 30
а. 5%
gain in sales. Earnings of $8,143,000, or $3.07
average
of, 2,523,083
common
shares., outstanding,
$7,644,000, or $2.97 per share on 2,445.164 shares
fiscal year..Sales were $131,831,000 compared with
.
$6,003,-
of
•*
/
ago.
revenues
1961
compared with
as
additional working capital.
($0.01
company's
Net
45,176,819
dividend income of $6,550,292.
This compares
year ago when dividend income was $6,526,402.'-
a
income
last
per
with
compared
Federal
involves
based
$
shares-
241,200
own
stock
193,
The
thd
47,022,299
Operating
expenses
u
26,513,173
Federal income taxes__;
7,273,000
Other
operating taxes_
4,903,380
short-term
new
storage.
International Minerals & Chemical
including
$14,338,673
.--Charge1,
as
reported net profit
to $1.94
acquisition
the
of
...
common
in-' > Net.
and
of
for all phases of the company's operation,
facilities for hauling,
ramps,
boat repair
Increase
to
•
_
Operating
of capacitors or con¬
instruments and other,
purchase- additional
product lines,
new
Francis
company
approval
voted
Illinois Bell Telephone
propose to sell 27,500 shares each.
equal
—V.
President, said that product sales in¬
first half of 1961 as co.ippgredltto
frpm royalties did not keep pace with I960.
Period End. June 30—
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—Six Months' Report—
373,
year
the
'
certain
of
have
$1,800,000,
The
.
balance will be added to working capital.
indebtedness, the company has ou'standing'
common
stock,
of
which
Anthony R. Hamilton,-
the
to
shares
520,000
categories
resistors,
and
used,-to
proposed
and
the
in
are
additional rental boats and motors:
inventory,
including the purchase
purchase
increase
equipment
months ended June
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock,
be
addition
In
each
company
to
Houdry
Hydro-Space Technology,
accordance with custorer specifica-.
where required. The products dis¬
liabilities.
Authorized
Inc.—Acquisition Approved—
2110.
p.
prin¬
the
to
and
•(g) $39,800 for
Hurletron's current listing of $17 to $18—
500,200 outstanding shares of Eliectro-Mechanical Specialties.
The
merger
was
also
approved by
shareholders of Electro-Mechanical
Specialties at a meeting held in Whittier, Calif., Noble said.—V. 193,
cipal underwriter for $1,350 exercisable initially at $8.25 per share.
The company
(formerly Airborne Electronics) distributes electronic
parts and equipment manufactured by others and performs certain
offering.
the
of
expenses
of current
advertising.
for
(f) $10,000
.
transaction
The
about
Calif.,
Angeles,
for
$8,500
for reduction
$38,000
boats
Specialties Co., Inc.,
Whittier, Calif., on the basis of
one-for-five exchange of stock, Carl M'. Noble, president of Hurletron,
Aug. 9 covering 135,000^
are to be offered
for
on
as
(d) $20,000
Mechanical
shares
80.000
estimated net proceeds to the company) after pay¬
commission and expenses, underwriter'^, counsel
fee, will aggregate $181,300. It is anticipated that
will be utilized substantially as follows, in the order
listed:
proceeds
Common
1913i '
192,.
receive
Corp.—Common Registered—
registration statement with the SEC
a
shares
boats.
finder's
-(e) $50,000
thev six"
in 1960.
Each.,
equipment;,
Pur¬
underwriters
priority
(b)
for
Electro
salvage
(a) Approximately
from
Shareholders
advertising,
of.
Ca,t^lytic,,9onstruction Co., a,,w.ioUy-owned sub¬
sidiary, we(,s almost double tpat. of the s^me, period in 19^0.
Catalytic
and
its
Canadian subsidiary reported
a
record contract backlog in
excess
of $70,000,000, contrasted to $22,000,000 this time last year.—
A covering 25,000
without underwriting.;
($1)
that incojne
income
Net
Reg.
a
Burtis,
A.
substantially-in
ago,,but
.,
par
of
and
such
V'1,
r"J '
period! last
same
Theodore
capital.
Hamilton
filed
Aug.
cn
shares to
common
the
creased
Hamco Products, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Files With SEC
capital
.v-"
4251
p.
and
ment
$2,018,404
were
—
company
corporation reported earnings of $476,277 or $1.40 per share for
first half
of -1961, - compared
to $401,720, or $1.21 per share
4n
is
Bruce
will
each
V..,
months
three
Offered
Common
—
on
CAPITALIZATION
•
after-
Vice-President.
and
share,
per
additional 5,000 shares.
an
P. .Kendall
sold.
are
Executive
9ix,
second
$4,-
p.* 911".
Tne
.
1661;
will ■ exceed the amount required
insurance, and if cn additional 50,000
will make application to sell two lines,
100,000
and
the
with
compared
193,
PROGEEDS—The
Houdry Process Corp.—Six Months' Report-—
sale
company
lines
for
taxes
a
79th St.',
and
nt
the
of
line
one
194,
—V.
share.
$250,000
the1 stock
President
as
options
least
from
sold,
are
for
and
listed
licensed,
so
at
before
quarter helped boost
$353,956, or 62 cents
'•
Florida
E.
going
loss
a
N.
on
warr
per
Department
the
by
be
To
surplus of
ance
.
of Insurance
of
the State
of
company must have a total capital
for t; e first statutory line of insur-;
it proposes
to sell, and an additional $125,000 for each' other
for which it requests a license. The prospectus states that the
Wisconsin.
and
$.375
and
Wisconsin law in February
as
an" insurance
company
was
to
They
five year
a
Profits
$2,353,826 for the June quarter of 1960; for
num.hs, profit before taxes was $1,441,671 as against $2,642,774
to
was incorporated under the laws of the
Sept. 4, 1959. Its principal office is located at
Miami. The company has been, and is now, engaged
in the chartering of vessels, rental of small boats with motors, .sales,
service and repairs of small boats and the operation of freight, car790
of
(c) $15,000
compared ; to
have
cents
Marine, Inc.
BUSINESS—The
State
respectively.
cents,
75
and
under¬
and
shares.
block
first
the
The
shares
additional
125,000
on
Inc.
Co.,
exercisable initially at: $3
organized under
"commence business
company
&
of .such
will each.receive
shares,
common
Haydon
$.3375
underwriters also
a
covering 225,000 shares
sale at $3 per snare by
100,000
..tp
up
of
commission
a
The
proposes
purchase
filed
Wise.,
third
the like I960, period, when net in
share. Net sales for the. first three
Over
a
Beach, Fla.
.
Net' sales
for
the
1961
six months totaled $35,498,902,
compared
$46,815,350 for the comparable period last year. Earnings were
$719,060,' equal to 35' cen.s a share, after^ provision for preferred
dividends and minority interests. Last year the figures were $1,301,260
3
public
Harley,
and
to
purchase
to
purchase 5,000
The
Co.
Madison,
Aug.
on
for
offered
be
Braun,
Street,
Park
the
,
the total, 60,000 shares were sold for the company,
15,000 for the underwriter and Leonard Ross of Miami;
with
Hallmark Insurance Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
during
first nine months
of 35%
46
•
of' $1,168,778.
Of
quarter
this year Houdaille Industries reported
equal to 29,. cents a share on sales of $15,589,738.)
of, $312,902
registered
or
period
July 20, 1961 offering circular, Albion Securi¬
ties Co., Inc.-, New York City, publicly offered and sold
75,000 common shares of this firm's stock at $4 per share.
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
quarter
.
.
year-ago
the current year totaled $4,664,646,
the like fiscal 1960 nine months.—V.
of
in
suant to
"
$24,607;434
first
the
gains
International
sale.—
.
Appointment—
on
also
improved second quarter of 1961
quarter, but its sales and earnings^ in the
months still: lagged behind the comparable 1960
the,
Typewriter
Division,
the market July. 31;—rV. 194,
Calif., electronic manufacturer climbed
recently
ended
three
months—up. 39%
from
the fiscal 1961
$262,579,'
was
103,874
Burbank,
the
corresponding
increase
an
quarters
*
;•
with
placed
was
•
Electric
„
sharply
a
sharp
share,
a
'' '
■' '
'
the
in
the
earnings for
planned
will
of the-company's
"Selectric,"
of
in
The
„
-
IBM
sales
volume
-
•
dichlorobenzenes,
by-product
(
six
for>
sales
compared
4,000
——
&
■
the
typewriter-' types by means of a single*' spherebearing all alphabetic-characters, numbers and puncThe need for type bars has been eliminated.
product
new
to ,$1,622,391
ended June 30, 1961 were $19,909,164,
for the second quarter last year. Net:
income
in
the. latest
three months-: totaled $1,031,962 vs.
$1,163,359
in
the second quarter
of 1960. Based on 1,441,113 shares presently
outstanding net income, after preferred dividends and provisions for
minority interests, was equal to 64 cents a share this year, compared
wi.h.,73 cents last year..
4,000
Stetson
&
P.C.——
compared
periods.
Corp.
Calvert,
Woodard-Elwood
,
reported
the first
last: quar/er-and
4,000
dick, Inc.
/
Hayden, Miller & Co._——
'
...
,
above
and
Industries
company,
4,000
&
Nelson
/
as
&
has
.C.,
plant is Hooker's first step in a
processing
;
4,000
Cleveland
First
for
Co.——
&
chemical
over
Co
&
4,000
The
7,500
sale
symbols.
quarter,
wil} produce 25 metric tons of phenol per day.
Also proapproximately 100 metric tons per month of monochloro-
tor
element
nounced
4,000
4,000
Phillips;- Inc.Cook
months.
three
194, p. lis."
v.
4,000
Co
&
of ^Washington,- D.
Export-Import-. Bank
'
.
of the company iac.eased 194-%
in the- fiscal 1961 third: 1
ended June 30, to $124,438, or 22 cents a share, it was an--,
by Harvey Riggs; President. Net- income for the comparable
1960
quarter was $42,336, equal to 7 cents, a shares based on the- >
572*000 common shares outstanding on June 30, 1961.
4
.
movable carriage'was
a
International Electronic Research Corp.—Quar. Report
be
installed
be"
6,000
10,000
Co.
Co., Inc.______
Pollok & Fos-
Eddleman,
Austin
H.
will
benzene
6,000
Smith & Co._
Lestrange & Co._
15,000,
Abercrombie
6,000
Zuckerman,
15,000
&
duced
Walker, Austin & Waggener
Chas. B. White & Co
15,000
■
of company activities in Argentina.
Duranor
6,000
Co.———
&
Nacional
Duranor
new
expansion
6,000
Co
15,000
Inc.
Co.__.
&
Edwards
Lovect
&
The
6,000
Co.—
&
Stiver
McKinney, Inc.—
&
G.
Shawell
15,000
—
Co
Co.__
&
Mosle
Almon
Robinson
B.
Saunders,
Co.
&
Newton
Rotan,
&
Robinson
its interests to 50%.
)
Product
Corp.—New
or
Earnings,
in the, jointly owned company will be
manufacturer of chemicals and plastics,
para
la Industria Quimica, S.A.M.j
of ' "
by
broken-in about
6,000
Co., Inc.
Lukens—.'
15,000
•_
&
Hart,
&
&
&
to
to loan Duranor $2 million' for purchasing necessary chemical
plant equipment'in the United States. Shipment of U. S.-manufactured
-equipment is expected-to. begin- late September and ground will be
6,000
6,000
-25,000
_
Hutchipson
Wm. J. Mericka
option
agreed
6,000
25,000
25,000
Inc.
& Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
A.
Aires?.' The
its
exercise
new Argentine phenol and monochlorobenIndustries Quimicas Sociedad Anonima In¬
equivalent investment
a
rpajor Argentine
Buenos
& Co., Inc.- 25,000
Beissner & Co;,
25,000
Co.,
Rupe
Dallas
6,000
will
it
Machines
319.
p.
a
.
.Comercial,-to bring
y
Compania
—___
Russ
An
Alanor,
Richards
Moroney,
6,000
Co
Hallowell,' Sulzberger, "
Jenks, kirkland & Co.—
II. Hentz Si Co.i—I—_—L
35,000
j.__' 35,000
Co._
purchase enough stock of
producer, Duranor,
dustrial
that
announced
zene
6,000:
Acquire Argentine Affil.
Business
typewriter- without ■ type bars:
the corporation.
•
by
7
revolutionary
tuation
The
Corp.—To
has
held
Co'/, :Ipc.___^ 25,000,
Dallas Union Sec.
&
The
shaped
repayment of loans, producers' fee,
capital.
Chemical
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. v 6,000
Halle & Stieglitz
6,000
-
Co.^_^ 35,000 '
&
&
Co.,
Dain
M.
J.
Howe
Collins
working
The. corporation,
6,000
Chapman,
Julien
10
New York.
to be used for
are
electric
An
announced
covering 100,000
$3, through A. M.
A
called
7,500
35,000 *'
35,000
and
28, 1961 filed a Reg.
cents) to be- ofiered at
(par
Co.,
Hooker
Ayres,
&' Co.
& Co.
&
proceeds
stories
7,500
Co.
&
Eichler
35,000
Schwabacher
&
Bateman,
Infc.'
RoWles,
Kenny
Barth
J.
35,000
Dewar," Robertsdn
& PanJ____L
The
July
on
Inc.,
snares"
Snulman
7,500
7,500
Noyes Inc.
& Co.r.—7,500
Sanders
corporation
coihmon
7,500
7,500
Inc.—35,000
Co.
&
Space
•
Porter,
50,000
_______
Lane,
Corp.
________J_182,750
_____
Johnson',
The
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Minor, Mee & Co.
B. W. Pizzini & Co.:, Inc.—
International
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Shares
Co.,
&
Hollywood Artists Productions Inc., Miami Beach, Fla.
below:
name
Shares
(635)
Earnings for the second quarter
share,
compared
with
$99,997,
or
„
amounted to $107,924, or 22 cents a
20 cents a share, for the second
8
quarter
of
and
1960,
March
last
ended
told
Bennan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(636)
$35,123,
cents
7
or
share,
a
for
the
quarter
31.
second
quarter
gain
quite
not
was
enough to offset unfavorable results in the first three months of 1961.
Net sales for the first half of the year totaled $10,942,220, about 1%
less than net sales of $11,047,094, in the first six months of 1960.
share,
the first half of 1961 were
compared with $215,729, or 43 cents
period
a
for
Earnings
i
Kimberly
With
the
shareholders
$143,047,
share,
a
cents
29
or
for
The
Mines,
and
corporation
capital shares
July
on
1961
31,
20 cents)
(par
Inc.,
Tacoma,
Wash.
standing
Files
—
Israel
Exchange Commission—
to be
filed
Reg.
a
571,625
covering
A
offered at 50 cents,
The
of
mining
to
are
used
be
claims.—V.
191,
for
605.
p.
of wages
payment
'
exploration
and
Steel Co.—Six Months' Report—
Jessop
The
first
of $264,945,
of
months
six
The
its consolidated subsidiaries have reported net
equal to 39 cents per outstanding share, for the
and
company
of
1961.
Sales
$15,438,982
were
the
Owensboro,
earnings
of
$741,262,
the
to
$1.15
per
month
period
of
affected
by the
B.
Rackley
unconsolidated
said sales and
subsidiary
earnings were
"The
the
at
the
of
six
half
of
with
brighter
appears
national
economy,"
as
Mr.
represents
by
high
in
net
earnings,
the
for
for
the
the
1960
dollar
period were
period, it
the
volume
for
$7,737,000
the
of
medical
as
directors
allied
and
com¬
announced
was
board
2.8%
with
compared
as
net
ahead
those
earnings
for
those
the
for
the
quarter
period
by
of
of
the
of
1961
This
period
in
dividends
sidiaries
period
Foreign
the
for
first
six
$833,000,
were
1960.—V.
of
sales
months
compared
194,
ahead
11%
were
this
of
last
of
from
year
with $743,000 for
Cash
year.
foreign
the
sub¬
corresponding
9.
p.
The
Sutherland
for
the
net
three
sales
of
months
$31,704,634
ended
June
and
30,
net
earnings
of
according
1961,
to
figures just released from its Kalamazoo headquarters. The statements
reflect the exchange rate for the Canadian dollar at the same date.
Corresponding figures
net
a
ago showed
year
net sales of $32,181,908
and
earnings of $1,548,001.
.Based
for
the
nine
months
ended
June
net
30,
1961,
reported,
are
of
$3,950,705
months
last year.
The 1960 period
income amounting to 120 per share.
for
included
<
net
sales
of
in
the
sales of
net
comparable
nine
$265,000 of non-recurring
'
<
VT
'
.
Net
earnings for the nine months ended June 30. 1961 were equiva¬
to $1.71 per share, compared with $1.78
per share (including the
lent
120
the
mentioned
above)
for
the
same
I960
period.—V.
191,
Kennecott Copper
Net
income
compared
share
per
with $1.46
mainly to
For
greater
a
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
for
for
the
the
seconid
first
quarter of
quarter.
This
1961
steel
cents,
and
is 28%
improvement
due
was
volume of shipments.
Marvin
the
London
price,
cents,—V.
193,
of
company
511
which
on
of
most
foreign
our
sales
are
703.
p.
Mellon
registration statement with
stock
common
through
to
offering
shares
and
minum
for
of
due
be
to
just
six
$1.07
to
months
of
Net
earned
share,
per
Net
St.
Building
the
in
Regis
in
1965
in
to
volume
million,
the
sales
first
the
$70.2
in
months,
six
half
first
these
to
reflect
Considered
St.
of
one
Regis
Sept.
of
1960.
to
sell
City,
City,
and
profit
a
the
The
Mo.
properties
is
the
that
City
of
Kratter
New
Its
York's
most
Filth
at
fashionable
Ave.
and
55th
hotels,
St.,
Railway
expenses.;
on
42,000
all
an
or
terms
to
are
20-story
be
oper.
Net rev. from ry. opera.
Net railway oper.
at
$14
share, which companies
per
and
to
Zappone
Kimberly-Clark
distributes
coated materials,
exterior
furnish
and
use.
a
to
The
portion
of
alu¬
from
purchase
Engineering Co.—V. 192,
6%
price
for
promissory
Corp.—Additional Financing
—Our issue of Aug. 7, 1961
reported the sale
of $30,000,000 of this firm's 4%%
Details
Aug. 3
on
sinking fund deben¬
tures
due
details
The
of
Aug. 1,
1986, at 100%.
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
through Blyth & Co., Inc.,
underwriting agreement with
as
underwriters
named
representative,
the
have
below,
entered
acting
into
an
corporation
whereby they have sev¬
erally agreed to purchase the respective principal amounts of deben¬
tures indicated below from the
corporation, subject to the terms and
conditions
of
the
at
The
underwriting
No
par.
proceeds
general
July
21,-1961
due
148,842
to
>:
be
*•
for
to
..f
offered
units
to
Interim
an
Report
/
golf course,
a
■
•
.»•*.».
^
-
.i
,
«...
released
in
1961
the
versus
basis
192,
of
$85,806
390,044
$.22
or
shares
share
per
in
outstanding
corporation
shares
common
New
Aug.
on
3,
10
are
to
be
1961,
to be
cents)
filed
Reg.
a
offered
at
agreement.
'
Blyth &
A.
C„
Co.,
Allyn
Inc
$3,750,000
&
Co.,
American Sec. Corp
Inc.
working
used
for
repayment
of
The
capital.
Robert
Lehman
Brothers
Loewi
Co
400,000
Mackall
Co.,
W.
Baird
;
&
Inc.
&
Co......
Co.__:__
600,000
& Simmons.
200,000
McDonnell & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Blunt
Ellis
&
&
200,000
Inc...
Pierce,
400,000
Chapman, Howe & Co..
Clark, Dodge & Co.
100,000
The Milwaukee Co
600,000
Julien Collins
Co..:
100,000
M. Dain & Co., Inc
Morgan Stanley & Co..
F. S. Moseley & Co
100,000
W.
&
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc..
Dominick
Drexel
&
Eastman
•
&
Dominick
Boston Corp..
Michigan Corp.
Forgan & Co....
Co..
Hallearten A* Co._____.i_
Harriman Ripley &
Hemphill,
Noyes
Illinois
&
Co..
Weeks
&
Hutton
Kidder,
&
Earnings
first
for
six
per
common
share
of
1960.—V.
193,
months
The
inventory,
Piper,
Jaffray
wood
&
(he
first
months
six
were
1961
of
900,000
Inc
Co
they
Co.
Peabody
Inc
&
600,000
William R.
900,000
Hio-einson Corp.
194,
p.
_
531.
Stone
Barney & Co....
&
600,000
Staats
& Co.
Webster
Secu¬
rities
Corp.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
1,000,000
for
._
$1.36
were
or
Wertheim
&
&
Co.
White, Weld & Co..
Co.
first
six
the
first
half
share,
a
first half
of
30%
in the
business
of
$70,408,496,
were
1960.
Six-month
with
earnings
$2,883,519,
with
compared
900,000
of
St.,
authorized
has
will
be
5%
subordinated
shares
$208,000
and
will
Chicago,
420
which
sale
of
outstand¬
outstanding.
be
Miami
Inc.
Fla.—
Beach,
Exchange Commission—
1961
26,
due
1987
filed
to
Reg:
a
covering
A
offered
be
at
$250,000
in
par
units
of
involved.
is
to be
are
Hotel,
and
July
on
bonds
for
used
of loans and for general
repayment
for
in
the. second
a
improved
quarter,
>
slightly
and
our
backlog
*
has
ment
of
to
general
have"
The
its
million,
$1.24
or
a-
for
first
three
Robert
Results
p,
four(th consecutive quarter
quarter earnings
the
1960
E.
to
65
cents
1961.
said.
first
$55.4
the
of
-
or
the
billion,
June
comparable
compared
1961.—V.
193,
This
25
came
Deriod
with $1.12
p.
Londontown
1559.
a
to
year
a
in
the
the
corresponding
world
the
the
occasioned
legislation/ (3)
the recent strike
by
for
the
compared
as
period.
and
income
net
available
have been
shipping
balance
interim
purposes,
1930
stockholders
past
1961
earnings
corporate
.
.
,
informed
of
the
world-wide
severe
supply, and demand for .ships
complicated further by '(l) the
the
of
wage
Congress
and
to enact'
increased
and
(4)
of the
-Net
.
.
'
This
v
65
the
of
represented
cents
pared
corporation
increase
an
share for
of
for
the
six
months
of
040,876
reported
to
>
as
half of
1961,
ended
June
on
of
the
the
mortgage loans
against $73,298,301 a
same
date
a
30,
the same
on
$663,057
basis.*
the
'
comf
12
year
represents
This
ago.
month period.
subsidiaries of". Lytton Fi-.
than 68%-, over the <$66,1960.
'
/
'?
■
4
operating
up
date
ago,
more
in
outstanding
year
the
55% ' over
I960,'
amounted;' to"$146,157,126
same
$111,240,100,
Total
V
Chair¬
the
on
savings
increased
30,
than" 68during
more
Net; combined
nancial
-oF $361,464' or
the first
June
with. $86,967,506
growth
a
'
per
assets/as
Total
;-
cents
'■
earnings
before ...appropriations
to " general
reservesc and
-after
taxes,
amounted, to .'$1',024/52i' or 83 >cents\ per share on .the-"basis of the
average'number'of-'shares outstanding during the'period, Bart Lytton,
President,/rfepbrted." -v '
<$,
J
.
,
at
mid-year
70% .—V.
up
$124,302,565
were
194,
p.
426.
year
$679
"
'
.
million,
earlier.
earlier
"*Y;' .'/{
are
share
losses
on
shaxp
contrast
Up
from
^The
$1.22
at
the
were
of
Federal
For
beginning
Corp.,
'V',"".:
'
-.
$2,800,856,
income
the
income
or
taxes
same
earnings
Federal
% %
subsidiaries,
consolidated-net
1961
$L32]
Manufacturing. Co.—'Common Reg.—
and
company
port
$657Vmillion
orders
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Inc.—Six Months' Report
_
including
F.
W.
Corp.,, re-
Dodge
■
""
Unfilled
and
in
for th§ first half
transport "airplane-
income,
taxes
period
$3,178,302
of
or
six
the
per
of. $3,180,965..
six-month
were
for
cents
26
'
in
40
months
share.
This
excluding
1960,
per
193,
p.
share.
p.
This
30,
deducting
after
•/'.."/■'<■',/
cents
$3,693,821.—V.
June
ending
is
•
W.
was
Dodge
after
-.!
1559.
McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Six Months'*-.Report—; ./
A:
.
/
of 3600 Clipper Mill Rd., - Baltimore, Md., filed aV /."Net sales, of the
company
for the first half of .1961
were
$22,statement with the SEC on Aug. 8
covering 150,000 out244,580 compared with the record high sales of $23,507,238 in the
company
registration
per
off
v
through
that
for
other
1961,.
operations,
-
-
period
$7.64
wrote
company
share
the
that
unrestricted
and
-Lytton Financial Corp.—Six Months' Report— -/ A*-
v
from 59
.up
stated
of
dividends
-
six-months
million
programs.
Sales
share,
"
.
*
•
.
jof profitable
per
>
—
per
commented
share
per
of
settlements,
■"
-• •
in. line with predictions," Lockheed Board
the
of
when
are
Gross
during
loss
net
came
months
"These earnings
; ,i
r
280
further
He
390
losses
•
/ l.;-\
r
net
$3,651,000,
to
and
of
.
amounted
operating
of
small
V("7.^*
1^
share.
that interim
announced
1961
'
quarter
had
Corp.—Quarterly Report-—
per
30,
the
has reported an 11%'"'increase in net earnings during
quarter, bringing the'total dor the first" half of 1961 to
second
June
ended
possibility of a further cessation of-work after expiratipn
80-day Taft-Hartley "cooling-off"'period —V.. 189/p. "2139.
-
company
Representing the
President,
Turman,
months
costs
anrirreglUftrii,pattera: Jhdid'atihg the uh&taWei;,
HQwevej>-jy(L.e»q^0t continued'improve-* i
of
six
per
long-term' conference
business.
during the second hal'f
Co.—Six Months' Report—
cargo. "These problems, have been
disturbed international situation,-(2) failure
'•/.
has
.first
the
B.
and
$78,-
$2,089,035,
share, for the
$1.53
Solon
vessels.
He
were
or
,
1961
continues
condition
of
750,000
Buren
of
which
serious, problems affecting
readjustments required to
•.
increase," Mr. Becherer commented.'""Our backlog at the., end of the.
half-year was.about, 6% above the backlog, %t,year's cend*.Our.
incoming
for
100,000
960
with
higher than
''
-
business
the
over
mopths
compared
1960.
"Incoming
1961
200,000
900,000
•
■
share, as compared with $3,377,000, or 890 per share during
the corresponding period of 1960, without including gains on the trade-
were
the
400,000
_______
Watling, Lerchen
$1.10
or
of
900,000
100,000
085,562
to
400,000
Co.
for
man
Smith,
to
meeting of the board of directors of the company held in
a
declaration
'
quarter sales
Sales
400,000
Shields & Co
Offered— Pursuant
for
'"'•'v1
purposes.
Orleans,
income
$36,775,472, compared with $33,633,024 for
the first quarter.
Second quarter earnings were-$l,180,288, or 62 cents >,
a
share, compared with $908,747,- or 48 cents a •share; for the first .
quarter.
'
* - • *■
-
100,000
&
of
underwriting
Following
New
1337.
p.
'
Second
400,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Schwabacher
this
Lykes Bros. Steamship
were
sales,. Robert C. Becherer, President,
reported.
second
100,000
...
Reynolds & Co. Inc
Van
shares,
Securities
proceeds
in
$1.50;
The company's earnings for the second
quarter were
for the first quarter on 9%
higher'
$9.2
Hop-
East
Oceanfront
debenture
No
The
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Lockheed Aircraft
100,000
12
''
1612.
Inc.-—Units
of
all
corporation
8%
$500.
included
Link-Belt
600,000
The
600,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
—V.
__
59
common
notes,
Lucerne
600,000
Jackson
900,000
600,000
Co.
Die.
Lee
Webber,
of
company
completion
l.,
estimated sales
company's
year.
&
Curtis
.
the
$19,852,000
were
p.
4
;'
•••
1,000
Inc.,
$98.8 million, an increase of 8% over the sales figures of $91.1 million
during the first half of 1960, the company said.
Estimated net income for the period was $12 million, 10%
higher
than earnings of
$10.9 million during the corresponding period last
100,000
200,000
600,000
400,000
1,000,000
900,000
Hornblower
The
1,000,000
Co.,
Inc.
E.
Son
Co.
&
900,000
.
Paine,
900,000
Goldman, Sachs &
W.
Newbold's
Inc.
Pacific Northwest Co.
Union
Co
of
Glore,
Smith
600,000
&
The First
First
H.
&
600,000
Co
Dillon,
Securities
1,000,000
Fenner
200,000
192,
shares and $3,200
upon
corporate
200,000
Co
Alex.-Brawn, & Sons
J.
900,000
& Coe
McCormick
McDonald
Becker
$
100,000
100,000
400,000
G.
A.
&
Plant
1961.—V.
ended;
•<
•
30.
•
Files With
100,000
Tau
loans,
months
12
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Six Months' Report—
The
Amount
400,000
*.'
'
June
capital of
of
proceeds
the
periods reflect a'reduced-level
current
Utility
second
principal amount of 5%'sub¬
promissory notes due Sept. 1, 1968. Net pro¬
ceeds,' estimated at $235,300, will be used to construct
a
modern bowling center at Loves Park, a suburb of
Rockford, 111.
York.
and
for
$2.71
the
for
cents
quarter of 1960.vO,12 months ended June
,
the
for
Files
—
through
with
for the
for
Loves Park Lanes,
common
■
Amount
I960, Earnings
60
were
the second
as
ordinated
covering
A
$3,
116.
p.
common .stock
compared
activity.
expenditures
ended
*
..
Exchange Commission—
(par
$1,climbed
was
earnings
Industrial
ing
N. Y.
income
July 21, 1961, offering circular, the company offered,
underwriting, 65 units of its securities at $3,620
per unit.- Each unit consists of 4.2 shares of $100 par
.
Libby International Corp., New York,
The
common
being the same
$2.67,
were
30,
of
share of
per
promissory
With Securities and
$35,776,964
were
Net
share
Per
without
and
1960, both computed
of June
30,
1961.
as
,
the
annual
,
to
2019.
p.
1961,
year.
1960.
194,
1961
a
i'
.*•.'
•
31,
previous
for fiscal
cents.—V.
33
share
per
1961,
1961,
Gross
•
v:.
of
stockholders, Net Earn¬
ings after taxes of the company, for the six month period ending
June 30 1961
rose
19%
above the comparable period of 1960.
Net Earnings for the six month
periods were $102,216 or $.26 per
—V.
from
March
the
for
for
earnings
Co.—Quarterly Report—
months
Chemicals, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
According
cents
June
;
j.,"''.,.-,.
.
of
ended
year
and
company's
"
stock
30,
$150,000
in
sales
the
to
Earnings
•
•
the
$17,439,871
against $579,216
Earnings
With
v
covering
A
be
construction
•*.
"'"fi.•-
..
Reg.
a_
1973
involved.;*,! •;//.
is
used
purposes.
1,
doubled
than
according
year,
for
to
as
quarter of
271,453
filed
July
underwriting
are
corporate
Lawter
Additional financing
follow:
161,363
Commission—^
Exchange
on
Loral,
.
sales
75
of
debentures
revenue
would be operated as a
F. Quartullo continuing
acquisition
with O.
new
of
more
successive
Net
$719,263
Files
the
Officer.
corporation
compared
•
and
company
5%
the
2610.
p.
$222,621
Sportman's Club, Lansing, III.
reactors.
that
subsidiary
report.
railing and
proceeds
the
$100,000
a
line
aluminum
net
of
prepay
broad
a
$375,557
116. /
194, p.
Sarasota,
constitute
Calif.,
Annual Report—
The
1,550,352
n
in
based
nuclear
said
Executive
second
$2,269,615
'
i
Louisville Gas & Electric
$1,461,054
,./ ,341,538: ;' 1,238,433
309,616
-;/t $332,874
' ' 414,658
inc^
com¬
Inc
Chief
as
•i
basis
supplied
Alpert
wholly-owned
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$717,095
^
•
and
Mr.
opened
was
shares
none
also includes 10,980
stockholders of Brown & Grist
and
$642,490
subsidiary,
Corp.—Acquisitions—
Inglewood,
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenue..
for financing of a new
and working capital.
States
Beryllium,
assemblies
over
to
Ishpeming
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
Reg. A covering 100,000
through Rutner, Jackson
year.
301,618
&
1961 filed a
offered at $1,
Fla., and United States
the largest
independent
beryllium fabricating operation in the country.
The companies are
prime suppliers
to industry of fabricated beryllium parts including
parts
for
inertial
guidance
components
used
in
missile,
satellite,
aircraft, submarine and ship navigation systems.
They also supply
beryllium
parts
for missile
structures,
high-speed
cameras,
optical
famous
Superior
26,
to be
American
of
United
of
Kansas
Lake
174,039
Angeles.
Electronics
American
and
of
the
first
July
on
par)
(no
Beryllium
involved
Corporation
$3,928,405
*611,974
.
com¬
million
$28
147,688
Beryllium Co., Inc., and its subsidiary
Beryllium
Corp. -and
Visioneering
Co.,
has been completed by Loral Electronics,
it was announced by Leon
Alpert, Loral President and Board Chairman.
The
purchase involved 95,840 common shares of Loral.
Earnings
of the new acquisition are expected to exceed $200,000 for the current
of the
Power and
consideration
excess
$764,144-. $2,911,243
116.
p.
Los
Inc.,
Loral
ownership
Kansas
total
in
The
to
title
fee
shares
companies,
fiscal
announced
its
194,
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$5,903,059 $34,683,367 $35,240,947
5,138,915
31,772,124
31,312,542
$678,823
107,508
inc.—
oper.
V Acquisition
.
Chairman
and
York
two
located
1904.
4,
expenses.
corporation
Gray,
Fred
City Power and Light Building, one of the most famous
landmarks
in
the
midwest, is the tallest building in the State of
Missouri, and its tenants include some of the nation's leading cor¬
porations. This building was purchased by The Kratter Corp. in April.
—V. 193, p. 2110.
—V.
.
1961—Month—T960
$5,932,263
5,253,440
revenue
The
proceeds are to be used
machinery, repayment of a loan
a
three
public rooms include the Maisonette, for
dancing
and
entertainment,
the
King Cole
Bar,
the
Oak
Room, the Penthouse and the St. Regis Roof. It was acquired by The
Kratter Corporation in May of 1960.
The
exchanged
were
the 150,000 shares.
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
The
$4,500,000.
Hotel
outstanding
then
par,
$129.0
were
973.
p.
contracts
Kansas
of
The
companies
to
10 covering
a
$100
to sell
proposes
oper.
capital
with
amounted
sales
first
million
190,
New
in
sale
share
filed
shares,
Long-Lok Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
was
$1,833,000,
the first half of
the $4,220,000
For
&
million
President
expected
is
wholesale
and
com¬
1960.
1961
contrasted
completed
the
$147.7
into
entered
Hotel
on
Pa.,
statement
Corp.,
accessories,
used
Grist
Aug.
public sale
underwriting
certain
Realty
on
Latrobe,
and
Railway oper.
after
to 73c
1961,
Corp.—To Sell Two Buildings—
Light
acquire.
interior
will
Brown,
to
Building,
by Singer, Deane & Scribner, Pittsburgh.
and
manufactures
siding and
sale
note
sold
to
for
registration
Grist
&
plans
columns
the
be
company
stock
offered
price
The
to
Brown
Keystone
The
be
Bank
the SEC
underwriters headed
public
amendment.
mon
first
$58.8
For
year.
Kratter,
has
$100
Keystone Alloys Co.—Common Registered—
by
equal
was
the
second
quarter of
in the previous quarter.
production.—V.
Kratter
first six
the
based,
The
quarter
Chairman, and F. L. Byrom, President, in commenting on
sales volume,
noted that most of the decline was due to
reduced
sales
of
the
Engineering & Construction and Gas & Coke
Divisions, which were affected by the comparatively low recent levels
as
months of this year net income
per share was $3.28,
compared with $3.86 last year. This year we did a greater volume of
business but prices were significantly lower and costs were
higher. The
copper price received
this year has averaged 29 cents a pound versus
32 cents in the first half of 1960, when the
price still reflected condi¬
tions resulting' from the 1959 strikes.
Today the domestic price is 31
of
second
the
lower
Securities
$1.82,
was
as
This
half
the
in
in
over
this
Lansing
■
preferred
Railway
2203.
p.
products
•Deficit.—V.
quarter
the
increase
compared
$90,043,979
compared with
40
shares
Foy,
of
manufacture
golf jackets, which are sold by department
shops through the United States. Substantially
are manufactured
in the Baltimore, plant from
specialty
194,
:,vv
-
dividends, was equivalent
substantially higher than the 34c
first
earned
income
million,
2,221,332 shares outstanding at June 30, 1961, net earnings
1961 period were equal to 700 per
share, unchanged from a
earnings of $3,789,101
$94,805,863 and net earnings
,
the
of
C.
the
to be
are
,/
•;
.
4,000 common shares and a 92V2-for-l stock dividend was declared
each common share then outstanding). Myers owns all of such
for
for
construction
$1,800,000.—V.
preferred
of
stock,
with $924,000
year ago.
For
the company's
at
the
in
Commission).
on
the
and
the
dining,
Paper Co.—Quarterly Report—
reports
company
$1,552,756
for
months
on
KVP
of
quarter.
$1.71
net
for
company,
net income was $2,757,000, as
reported in the like period of 1960.
pany
after
1960.
part
estimated
1961,
9.7%
were
1960.
foreign net earnings for the first half of 1961 amounted
provision
of
$340,000
for exchange
conversion
compares
with net earnings of $2,294,000 for the same
$1,935,000
in
1962
and
1962
(including $400,000
products.
Consolidated
loss.
to
compared
the
common
income
pared
foreign subsidiaries, were
the same period
of
1960.
for
second
comparable
finance
to
payment
of
previous
Net
including cash dividends from
However,
of
earnings
used
1961
of
for
share
per
the
Johnson, chairman of
of
surgical
dressings,
manufacturer
to
provision
19%
of
$160,112,000 for the
similar sales for the first
3.8%
new
a
income
Sales
Report—
sales
be
for
Act
Company
through
is
company
by
terms
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
Total
year
the
Months'
domestic
exceeded
1961
in
1219.
p.
$7,959,000
Wood
down
earlier
year.
Consolidated
pared
Robert
of
This
the
of
improvement
consolidated
months
1960.
half
first
191,
company's
first
remainder
Johnson—Six
Johnson &
The
the
steady
said.—V.
Rackley
Net
Net
.
for
outlook
result
will
rule
exemptive
an
Holding
borrowings
aggregate
the
-
public sale by
Alex. Brown
for
headed
underwriting
rainwear and
of
such
offered
be
and
"
.
the
Period End. June 30—
adversely
continuing low level of manufacturing activity
the year.
in
bank
319.
in
Prank
permitted under
the
under
make
to
Koppers Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report—
year.
President
funds
order
an
with
compared
1960.
showed a loss of $58,994 for the first six months of
with net income of $298,514 for the same period last
Ky.,
compared
issued
company
exceeding $1,600,000 in
expenditures
p.
six
month period
wholly-owned
Corp.,
equal
year.
for
six
same
Steel
River
Green
net
period last
same
$18,411,879 for
1961
with
compared
has
the
not
borrowings
The
This
Share for the
SEC
authorizing
amounts
of
to
underwriters
price
purchased fabrics and are distributed through the company's sales
organization. The company has outstanding 375,000 shares of common
6tock (after giving effect to a recapitalization in July 1961 whereby
Kingsport Utilities, Inc.—Bank Loans Authorized—
earnings
of
all
stock,
through
offering
amendment.
and
stores
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
common
public
business
The
distribution
proceeds
of
president,
The
supplied by
without under¬
ago.—V. 191, p. 932.
year
shares
Myers,
Sons.
&
writing.
a
similar
the
Gold
Securities
.
.
Number 6081
194
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(637) " 9
months
six
first
of
it
1960,
announced
was
William
by
Doniger,
N.
President.
Net
the first half of the year, after provision for
income taxes,
were
$426,454 as compared to $520,585 in the com¬
parable period of last year. Per share earnings on 1,025,000 shares
earnings
(combined)
to
first
the
higher
last
and
A
in
class
Profits
year.
months.
three
than
Net
class
of
cents
51
for
stock
B
the
for
half
as
compared
lower
were
three months
second
The
cents
42
were
first
due to
slightly
profits were
before
amounted
taxes
$859,454
to
Falconbridge Nickel
Mines
Ltd.,
above*.
The
be
to
proceeds
July
offered
to
are
advertising,
Stockholders
approved
interest
Earnings for the first six months of 1961 were $605,500 or 58c
share compared with $1,258,400 or $1.20 a share in the same period
193,
filed
for
and
Reg.
a
($1),
par
used
A
without
covering
180,000
R.
equipment,
capital.
Drug Houses Limited, London,
the
chemical
company
and
quality
the
Mead
Johnson
entered
its
35%
a
BDH.
and
Tne
was
the
British
subsidiary,
acquire
offer
outgrowth of
an
the field
of
a
had
the
for
several
the
5,000,000
approved
time
plan,
to
in
notes
learn
Mead
($14,000,000)
pounds
17
to
of
the
over
stock
Report—
Mead
enabled the company
to increase sales to $61,011,000 for the quarter ended June"30, against
$55,274,000 for the first quarter of this year, C. A. Johnson, Chairman,
A
steady
improvement
business
in
after
comparable period of 1960.—V.
the
193, p. 2668.
that
period
entitled to
be
"B"
ordinary
privileges
in
874
order
in
return
having
of
shares will
vote
one
votes
10
rather
to
revert
share
per
than
as
will
company
the
usual
regular
series
a
Stores
amount
Total
of
according
($12,766,400),
convertible
all
Federal
will
Perrey
to
Polly
194,
under its present management and will
a
separate division of Mangel's
is a retailer of curtains and domestics and
and leased departments throughout the country.—
stores
54
as
Stores
the
to
will
notes
Mead
stock
voting
Co.—Six
Shirt
Months'
6/30/60
6/30/61
Net
notes
unsecured
to
*
shares
572,998
794,957
683,930
617,217
be
Johnson
4,563,000
spokesman.—V.
423,345
416,218
423,345
on
$.65
$.66
6/30/61
shares outstanding
on
6/30/60.—V. 194, p. 532
423,345
outstanding
$.78
$.86
share
per
upon
Mansfield Industries,
Inc.—Acquisition—
producer and distributor of photographic equip¬
that it has acquired all stock of the Atlas Cine
company,
ment,
a
announced
Tokyo,
manufacturer
of
approximately
60%
of all
Japanese motion picture camera exports for the amateur field. Mans¬
field established
the
Atlas
Works three
years
ago
and has held a
Works,
Ltd.,
minority
in
interest
/.Herbert
R.
affords
a
us
American
facture,
operation.
the
firm
development.
and
output of
increased
The
cameras
through our Japanese factory will enable us to expand our facilities
production of other photographic equipment at our main plant
Spring Grove, Minn."
<
Mr. Leopold said that Atlas produced and shipped more than
100,000
of
the
total
159,141
motion picture
cameras
exported from Japan
last year. He estimated that Atlp.s will produce approximately 180,000
for
at
units
this
The output of this highly profitable subsidiary, he
contribute substantially to our overall corporate earn¬
year.
said,
"should
ings,
particularly
in
view
the
accommodate
To
inforced
concrete
the
of
recently
increase,
building
reported
has
28%
26%
786,000,
1794.
shares
of
scription
each
four
Co.
&
price and
The
for
shares held.
the
list
is
proposed; to
R.
at
the
Staats
underwriters.
terms
of
to
are
in
engaged
distribution
and
is
William
of
underwriting
company
It
stockholders
common
head
facture
stock.
common
by
the
first
1961
Aug.
offer
be
Co.
and
one
stock
new
In
for
sub¬
to
the
of
pay
ter
indebtedness
in
dent,
rights
will
be
loaned
to
its
the
to
any
exercised
or
with
other
funds,
will
be
used
to
payable by Aerolab Development Co.,
its
acquisition by the company.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock,
Marshall
Mr.
of
which
has
Gordon
agreed
to
S.
sell
Marshall,
his
Presi¬
acquired by the exercise of rights, will be acquired
and offered to the public by the several underwriters.—V.
193, p. 2216.
with
The
company
per
share
Co.—Six Months' Report—■
sharp
reported
for
the
net
first
earnings
six
on
months
of
of $1.24 in the comparable period a year ago.
George M. Bunker, Chairman, announced that total sales amounted
to
$408,193,230 during the six-month period, a gain of more than
earnings
million
from
the
$301,985,702
the first half of 1960.
Martin's six-month
operating statement also listed a profit before
taxes
of
approximately $5,290,000 from the liquidation during the
$106
second
25,214,366
22,080,519
during
of the company's investment in the stock of General
Precision
Equipment Corp.
Sales during the second quarter of 1961 amounted to $210,291,434,
from $161,575,527 during the corresponding period last year. Net
earnings.on operations for the second quarter of 1961, exclusive of
profits from the stock sale, came to 77 cents a share in comparison
with
67
cents
a
share
during the comparable period of 1960,
an
up
increase of about 15%.—V,, 194, p. 10.
...
.
,
.
...
to
a registra¬
with
the SEC
on
Aug. 9, covering 200,000 class A
offeredi for public sale through Milton D. Blauner & Co,.
be
and
associates.
The public offering
supplied by amendment.
to Be
are
the
net proceeds
funds.
from
the
stock
Net
with
Berks
16%
a
share,
1961,
for
amounts
an
order
half
the
$12,369,000
was
for
for
taxes
first
has
applied
second
to
$19,300,000;
the
interested
in
of
of
SEC
increase
its
consolidated
in
subsidiaries
$10,581,000
earned
for
on
on
net
the
until Aug.
exemptive rule of
income
first
193,
the
of
of
revenues
1960.
$99,589,000
/'
the
during
first
months
six
the
of
six
reported
months
common
ended
stock
net
consolidated
June
the
on
p.
income
equal to 47
1961,
30,
number
average
of
of
cents
shares
D.
trust
President
announced
that
from
be
an
six
is
for
of
14%.
Much
commercial
increased
—V.
193,
to
p.
the
after
finance
division
$18,686,000,
After
as
to
where
the
greater
volume
than the
for
same
the
2nd
quarter
the
Utilities
reported
six
Co.—Six
consolidated
months
ended
net earnings of $3,175,861
$1.38
to
offset
these
higher
production
of the unusually competitive
clay products market," he added.
costs
nature
10
Post
SEC
to
be
Office
on
Square, Boston,
7,
covering
Aug.
offered
which
filed
registration
a
750,000
shares
to an arrangement
exclusive distributor
pursuant
will
act
as
of
with
on
a
securities.
investment
acquire
has
Robert
leasehold
the
as
Trust's
the
Trust's
Chairman
as
of
the
several
which
6,000
Acme
shares
the
the
in
the
that
the
to
Trust
Investment
sale
real
policies.
of
shares
property
REIT
and
Mr.
in
Advisory
of
and
Hyman
I.
respectively.
Mr.
Ball
Mr.
Engelstein
President
as
named)
Months'
listed
is
the
of
as
advisor.
interests
own
capital stock of the
Co.—Six
interest,
Lavine,
10%,
Ball
those
beneficial
of
Mr.
and
trustees.
(including
all
owns
states
interests
5.84%
the
of
fee
or
investment
Engelstein,
distributor
trustees
prospectus
advisor.
outstanding
Castle, Mr.
25%, 10%,
own
The
company
subject
net
proceeds from
The
in
the
distributor.
Report—
company
reports
net earnings
for
the
six
months
ending
30, 1961, of $641,171, or $1.28 per share, after Federal income
provision
of $625,000.
The
first half of
1960
produced a net
$838,766, or $1.68 per share, after Federal income tax provision
$764,000.
old
half
the
for
sales
of
National
The
000
at
of
its
increase
5J/2 %
plus
Bank
o'clock
quarter
in 1960.
$13,026,296
were
p.
has
called
convertible
accrued
New
for
redemption
subordinated
interest.
York
Trust
to
compared
1960
first-
382.
30
Sept.
will
Payment
Co.;
Redemption—
on
debentures
Broad
8,
due
be
next,
Oct.
made
Street,
,
$250,1,
1984
at
the
York
New
15,
York.
The
growing
months
Bellas Hess, Inc.—Partial
corporation
105%
New
six
$15,183,211—V. 173,
debentures
p.m.
(EDT)
may
on
be
converted
into
common
stock
Aug. 24, 1961, at $10 per share.—V.
to
up
193, p.
5
912.
National Cash Register Co.—Six Months' Report—
has
preferred
amounted
47%
and
The
tax
2437.
company
taxes
in
consolidated
quarter reached $67,215,000, an
increase is attributed to the rapidly
this
of
Montana-Dakota
The
to
Trust
listed
Sales
2nd
increases
wage
supplies used in
the
major contributing factor
June
same
period ended June 30, 1961 net income was $143,increase of 31%
over
the $109,788 for the comparable 1960
2nd quarter earnings per share rose to $.31 from $.26 for
for
of
and
a
because
1940.
with
National
month
volume
as
net earnings of $87,580 or
12.2 cents
per
$4,276,589 during the
three
months
ended
with second quarter 1960 net earnings
sales of $4,471,837.—V. 193, p. 1338.
in
of
listed
Paltenson
1960.
Total
materials,
raw
processes
of
the
an
Chemical
period.
1960.
because
compared
Corp.
Act
used
is
The
share
year
costs
stated
purpose
will
be
to
provide
investors
with
a
for investment primarily in real estate
assets, as distinguished
accordance
outstanding.
50
of
with
become
will
share.
3
net
on
investments
Corp.
factoring and commercial finance company set new records in both
second quarter and first half for volume, earnings and earnings per
the
This
interest,
Company
of
the
of
of
whose
medium
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Yankauer,
of
sales
on
The Trust is to be organized in Boston on the initiative of David
Engelstein, Sanford Lavine and Donald J. Ball, Trustees, as a business
of
Walter
months
sales
compared
as
efforts
advisor,
compared with consolidated net income of $492,474 for the
period a year ago, equal to 52 cents per share.—V. 193, p. 1058.
six
production
sufficient
sales
company
President
per
first
net
on
1961,
share
per
basis of all shares offered by the Trust.
Until a certain
(to be supplied by amendment) all shares will be offered without
sales commission at
$10 per share, the Trust to receive the entire
proceeds.
2008.
$542,330
share
per
cents
reported
net
Securities
best
the
first
cents
58.9
or
date
Net
This
Mill Factors
the
possible
1961.
$256,993
Reit
compares
the
8/2
or
$421,158
structural
company
on
30,
which
193,
and
rev¬
10.
p.
reduction.
been
current
This
' *
1960.—V.
of
194,
report to shareholders, Natco President Roy A. Shipley
increases
beneficial
Midland-Guardian Co.—Six Months' Report—
company
of
equipment,
manufacturing
statement
25,
the
by
This
in
and'better
Registered—
for
1961.
of
improvement
Nation-Wide Real Estate Investment Trust—Securities
2216.
p.
reported
was
months
six
$99,460,000.
of
revenues
1960.
the
level/
fuel,
not
share
Com¬
persons
1961.—V.
in
volumes
$21,481,000 respectively.—V.
$58,866
increased
earnings
June
1960
of
during
to
The
It has applied for an increase
power
from 5%
to 10%, which would
outstanding an aggregate of $19,300,000
notes,
of
which $9,000,000 are
now
out¬
funds would be used to finance,
in part,
through
3,278,515
reported for the first six months of
earnings
company's
have
of
were
interim
an
costs
the
South Utilities, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
and
of
half
net
In
quar¬
the
and
and
to increased marketing
$43,396,000 and
earnings
pointed
first
the
for
the
1961
report to stockholders stktes that
operating revenues in the half-year were $46,812,000
quarter, $23,262,000. In the same periods a year earlier,
$7,834,380
or
number of
per share
fo!r
$1.37
1961, showed net income
against net earnings of $1,898,000,
and
were
with
Act authorizing bank borrowings
program
gen-
income
ago.
Net
borrowing
to have
construction
to
Natco Corp.—First Half Results—
average
before
hearing
borrowed
The
added
First
half
1961
operations of
the corporation,
resulted
in
sub¬
stantially reduced net earnings from a sales volume that approximated
were $112,of 1960. Esti¬
$27,184,000
$13,359,000
giving
be
continued
deterioration
exchange
income
aggregating
initially
the first half
outstanding—3,340,657 in
the
In
compared
competition
period
with
Pa.,
will
with
semi-annual
Sales
decrease
Co.—Proposes Bank Borrowings
County,
underwriting
months of
70 cents per share,
or
426.
p.
and
of last year. For the second
was
$1,033,000, equivalent to 31 cents a share,
$750,000, or 23 cents per share in the same quarter
Per share calculations are based on average number of
net
year
shares
enues
based on the
$14,784,000 or
year.
sale
corporation, in the first six
cents per
earnings is due mainly
integration of facilities.
of
the'first
1961
price
company
58
a
194,
months of .1961
for
compared
compared
short-term
reached
The
*
3,908,118
York
The
quarter
0.6%.—V.
of
months
foreign
six
Holding Company
a
$9,571,000
shares
562
operations equivalent to
1961, compared to per-
16,712,557
117.
p.
compared
Earnings for the six months ended June ,30th were equal to 63 cents
per
share compared with 57 cents earned on a similar number of
For
$1.56
for
with
last
company
10.5%
months
$
4,477,844
will
company
1960
$
168,829,377 154,518,753
15,987,986
98,402,096
92,625,852
3,836,329
25,577,196 .22,005,111
14,054,008
quarter,
thereon.
Under an
company may make borrowings on short-term notes
not
exceeding 5%
of the principal amount and par
company's
income
1961—6 Mos.-
$
26,788,920
25,833,782
$2,340,000,
or
other outstanding securities.
the
Middle
subscription
underwriters, who in their discretion may or may not
so
acquired. Whether Mr. Marshall's rights are
expire,
the shares represented thereby, together with
1961—Month—1960
15,946,106
$7,808,361
stock,
Edison
of
short-term
standing.
rights
other shares not
Martin
taxes
of
194,
issued
has
amount
the
as
2327.
Murphy Corp.—Six Months' Report—
decline
a
six
and
first
the
compared
in
1962
of its
face
$0.76
or
193, p.
28,903,979
The
of
subsidiaries
with
common
72.7%.
owns
exercise
all
of
1960,
first
sales
common
the
under
amount
its
A
manu¬
instruments
$414,000
certain
to
shares
525,220
of
connection
addition
together
loaned,
so
202.
p.
$111,416,000
after
$12,909,000,
to request
Commission, the
an
$3,062,529
4,586,151
"Price
1961,
Hammill
design,
and
the
$24,869,000,
was
company
through
amendment.
development,
components
for
for
with
of
I960.—V.
order
totaled
the previous year.—V.
statement
eral
earnings.
sales
Metropolitan
an
half
$1.61
29,040,561
expenses
194,
The
the
second
was
of
$0.86
or
public.
1960.
This
carry
amount
incurred
In
amount
net
months
six
the
1961
presently existing loan agreements, in each case to enable
higher inventories and accounts receivable. A portion
pursuant to
them
similar
a
the
Off—
for
by industry and government, primarily in space and missile
applications.
As
a
prime
contractor,
it
designs
and
manufactures
rockets and space probes and performs research and de¬
velopment contracts
for
various
government
agencies.
Of
the net
proceeds from the stock sale, the company plans to use $500,000 in
and
to
at
quarter of 1961, sales were $57,809,000 compared with
$55,657,000 for that quarter of 1960. Net income after taxes for the
second
quarter of 1961 was $6,209,000 or 57 cents per share0 16%
less than the $7,359,000 or 68 cents per share earned in the second
quarter of 1960. Net income before taxes for the second quarter of
subscription
date,
by
filed
131,305
share
Shearson,
record
supplied
covering
such
of
&
research,
electronic
4
rate
The
Calif.,
Marino,
San
sounding
divisions
sold
slight increase in sales but
consolidated
affected
income
period
half of
in
use
its
July 30,
a
taxes
outstanding,
permit
Huntington Drive,
with the SEC on
of
share
per
value
Industries—Common Registered—
This company of 2065
registration statement
193,
be
will
period of 1960.
President, said
worldwide
compared
net
$1.14
shares
in
a
30,000
held,
lines.
Consolidated
earthquake-proof, re¬
completed at Tokyo for the
been
reported
Connor,
adversely
—V.
„
shares
shares
price
to
also
four-story,
a
just
T.
mission
Marshall
Unsubscribed
ended
after
product
operation.
Mr. Leopold pointed out that 75%
of the Japanese camera exports
are shipped to the U. S.
and marketed under the Mansfield "Holiday"
name.
The balance of the production is marketed abroad, principally
in Europe, where acceptance of Japanese products is growing rapidly.
p.
covering
A
two
Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
easing of Japanese
Atlas
193,
Reg.
a
each
for
declines in many of Merck's chemical and pharmaceu¬
Unit sales increased enough to maintain dollar
volume, but the higher selling costs involved were reflected in lower
net income, he stated. He added that a decline in foreign sales from
restrictions."
financial
government
filed
1961
share
corresponding
cause
mated
Leopold,
Mansfield President,
said:
"The acquisition
position in the photographic industry, as the only
which completely owns its Japanese facility for manu¬
unique
research,
27,
Corp.—Sales
days
income
John
$3,469,743
is engaged in the design, manufacture and distribution
of women's daywear and
sleepwear lingerie under nationally advertised/ *'
trademarks, including among others, "Movie-Star," and "Mee-ow's."
•
Exchange Commission—
involved.—V.
is
company
the
tical
of
compared with $145,725,-
2,378,454
The
net
with
to
This
two
Merck &
in
416,218
and
the
as
5,122,029
The
period. For the four weeks and one day ended July 30,
amounted to $10,550,623, versus $10,618,702 in the four
and
The
earnings
States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.
In
I
-
4,515,610
terms
220.
416,218
$8,338
2,690,365
tion
194,
1960
sales
weeks
of
Movie Star, Inc.—Class A
Registered—
company of 392" Fifth Avenue, New York
City filed
corporation for the Jan. 1, to July 29, 1961 period
$85,294,393, compared with $85,334,250 in the Jan. 1 to
aggregated
30,
with
$128,722,224
or
revenues
This
pounds
of this
July
Sales
year.
total
taxes
—V.
572,998
tax_—
outstanding
earnings
Based
price.
Shoe
p.
stock
common
♦Net
617,217
after *Fed-
income
of
Shares
6/30/60
$9,619,251
683,930
market
underwriting
1961,
794,957
tax
income
earnings
Federal
6/30/61
last
a
operating income
after
charges
Net
to be offered for subscription by stockholders
additional
one
Retail sales
$9,845,740
July
on
(par $1)
on
Melville
before
earnings
eral
shares
basis
current
3 Months Ended
$19,292,880 $18,756,741
-
corporation
the
Report—
6 Months Ended
sales
The
common
on
for
$6,506,218,
Net
Systems, Inc., South Norwalk, Conn.—
Files With Securities and
No
219.
p.
Manhattan
Net
Perrey
remain
operate
Perrey
operates
Net
Polly
of
Earnings
income
shares
Measurements
acquisition
the
to
operating taxes
Other
219.
p.
Inc
Polly
continue
V.
announced
has
1960.
were
vote.
one
common
of
$232,558
19.4%
additional
to
time.
$74,647,880
Period End. June 30—
Johnson
Mead
were
Mountain
for
35%
a
New
corporation
1960
compared with
bid.
will subscribe over a five-year
period are con¬
ordinary shares. The notes will be unconvertible
for
3'/2
years,
then convertible to ordinary shares at 26 shillings
($3.64) per share, and finally redeemable if not converted in 7V2 years
which
verted
Mangel Stores Corp.—Acquisition—
The
of
Operating
will
with
gained
share.
Six-month sales totals
date
"B"
390,000
and
quarter sales of the company for 1961 totaled
$68,963,624,
were $2,259,552 or $0.56 per
share, reported Robert W.
President,, in his letter to' stockholders.
Sales for the same
ordinary shares of BDH stock at 25 shillings
($3.50) per share. These shares, they said, will be equivalent to other
BDH
shares
with
the
exception of voting rights where each
"B"
purchase
compared
record
on
1692.
p.
$
their
to
earnings
Galvin,
Operating
The
taxes for the second quarter were $1,905,849 (64
cents per common share)
as compared with
$1,494,274 (48 cents per
share) for the
first quarter. Sales for the second quarter
of 1960
were
$76,362,000. with earnings of $3,714,627 ($1.29 per share).
Mr.
Johnson
said
that
the
rate of incoming
order# during July
continued
to
show
a
modest improving
trend,
and, if maintained,
should result in sales for the last half of 1961 being higher than for
Earnings
confirmed
best
193,
initially
share
stockholders.
to
reported
mild
but
officials
Johnson
were
3.4%
Motorola, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
voting interest.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Quarterly
periods
rose
approximately
period
and
in
new
provide
five-year
a
company
the
31
July
details
will
respective
revenues
Second
per
in
the
were
and
years.
July
the
Johnson
British
the
BDH
management
postponement
a
the
electric
and
Board
Earnings totaled $442,143,
close association which has existed between
a
research
the stockholders
BDH
Heskett,
817.—V.
a
of
in
revenues
report to shareholders.
William
support
M.
also
R.
Warner, Ltd.,
special meeting on the
substantial
financial interest
in
proposal required
stockholders' meeting from
special
give
Under
between
merger
a
to vote at
Warner-Lambert
the
to
to
Johnson
Mead
firms in
The
of
offer
Johnson
forge
Gas
$10,539,031,
record
offer.
to
I960.
Earnings of the company for the 25 weeks ended June 24 were at a
high and equaled 66c a share compared with 35c a share in
the
like
1960
period, G. C. Morton, president, said in an interim
voting
pharmaceutical firm.
bid
of
against
Morton Foods, Inc.—June
Report—
England, have
acquire
can
first half
Chairman,
said
gas
revenues
decreased
of
because
"below normal heating
weather
despite an increase
of
23%
in industrial gas revenue.
During the first six months of this
year, heating weather averaged 15%
under normal."—V. 193, p. 2437.
underwriting.
organization,
working
the
$10,503,039
$7,176,037.
Co.—Purchase Offer Approved—
which
Warner-Lambert's
convertible
380.
p.
&
in
British
supported
and
a
in
Calif.—Files
Acceptance of the Mead Johnson offer was a victory for the Evansville, Ind. nutritional and pharmaceutical products manufacturer over
a
last minute challenge bid for BDH made by
Warner-Lambert, Inc.,
of Morris Plains, N. J. Eighty-three
percent of the BDH stockholder
Mead
leading designer and builder for the
industries, for the three months ended
June 30 amounted to $385,175 or 37c a share compared with $220,325
or
21
cents
a
share
in the first quarter of this year, it was an¬
nounced.
No results for the comparable quarters of 1960 are
avail¬
able as the company did not report on a quarterly basis last year.
Earnings of the company,
steel, petroleum and chemical
in the
be
1961
at
supplies,
British
of
plan
a
20,
hours before BDH stockholders were
!
.
Corp., Lemon Grove,
on
Warner-Lambert
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—Quarterly Report—
year.—V.
shares
control,
vote
Merger—
last
corporation
common
for
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.—Proposed Subsidiary
of
Electronics
Mead Johnson
the first six
months of the
current year compared with $1,065,585 for the
same
period in 1960. Mr. Doniger pointed out that traditionally the major
portion of the company's sales and earnings are realized in the second
half of the year.—V.
192, p. 1816.
a
Tht<
1960.
earnings
See
Matrix
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Months'
Sales
Report—
846,485
net
June
in the first half of last year.
requirements, the latest period's earnings
share on 2,044,497 common shares outstanding,
share on 2,001,220 shares outstanding a year ago.
against $1.42 a
Operating
revenues
were
$17,781,394
compared
with
$17,600,125
all
products
the
Second
over
i
and
services
for
of
the
months
six
and
an
of 1961, an
increase of 16%
company
all-time
over
totaled
record
$238,for
the previous
the
record
established in 1960.
quarter sales also set
last year's
Net income
$7,588,169
first
the year
of $205,777,334
divedend
per
of
for
first half of
earnings of $3,184,702
30, 1961, compared with
a
new
record
of
$126,790,952, up
17%
record second quarter of $108,308,646.
fo rthe six-month period
the
first
half
of
1960,
$8,135,853,
an
increase
was
or
per-share basis, the earnings were $1.02 each
on
the
compared
of
7%.
with
On
a
7,957,779 shares
*
'
*
10
now
ing
compared with 95 cents for the comparable period of
outstanding,
last
year.
earnings from overseas subsidiaries and branches, which
not included in net income, amounted to $4,741,397 for the period,
are
the first half of 1960.
compared with $1,452,234 in
The
for
the
period,
totaled
income
»
of
of
income
net
when
earnings
1961
earnings
six-month
1961
months
of
I960.—V.
only by 1957's first six
reported.
Second quarter
was
National
Gas
Fuel
The
City.—V. 193,
Co.—Secondary
net
July
v-
net
balance
share
-
sales
net
Consolidated
the 642,215 shares of
on
the
of
will
record 1961 sales year J. L. Atwood,
Society of Security Analysts.
a
North
said
,
-
the
American's
level
same
this
yardsticks,
Presi¬
for
would
added
next
that
indicate
;
forecasts
year.
give
of
.
t
.
for
company
first
the
The
-
totaled
half
approximately
-
The
July 2, amounted to $162,817
compared with earnings of $384,000 in the corresponding period last
year.
The latest quarter's income was equal to 25 cents per share
and
compares
with per share earnings
of 60 cents for the 1960
second quarter.
Consolidated net sales of the company for the 1961
second
quarter
totaled
$5,606,090
against
sales
of
$6,432,000
for
the like period of 1961.-—V.
192, p. 2612.
July
31,
$1)
to be
to
are
and
Northern
The
i six
filed
printing,
used for
work.
be
'
A covering 210,000
without underwriting.
;
*
,
unaergtound
*
'
Natural
Gas
-V
'
;
.
Co.—Partial
amounted
of
to
.
housing
After
in
provision
the
on
same
approving
6.24%
equal
after,
oi
at
$100
194,
share,
per
plus
dividends
accrued
of
$1.45
share.— >
per
427.
p.
193, p.
regis¬
offer of
its subsidiary, Lynn Electric
minority stock interest in
a
1961
outstanding stock of Lynn, the remaining
being held by 267 record hclders.
Previously,
shares)
the
minority
in
interest
Lynn
was
required,
it
and
so
plus
the
Under
plan, NEES will offer 40,200 shares of its common stock
for the 17,867 minority shares of Lynn, on the basis of
exchange
2 lA shares of NEES for each share
fractional
of Lynn.
In lieu of fractional shares,
scrip
exchangeable for whole shares will be delivered.
Upon
the basis of its analysis of the assets, earnings and other factors bear¬
ing
the
upon
Commission
relative
of Section
of
that
the
and
approval
mation
the
stocks
plan
that it
was
would
of
the
fair
two
and
companies,
equitable
effectuate
to
the
all
the requirements
11(b) (2).
Commission
The
worth
concluded
affected thereby and
persons
to the U. S. District Court in Boston for
of the plan.
Upon approval and consum¬
apply
enforcement
the
of
will
Lynn will issue to NEES a certificate for all the
shares of Lynn common then held by its public shareholders and all
certificates for the Lynn shares then held by public shareholders will
be vcid except as evidence of their right to receive, upon surrender of
their
and
they
plan,
may
BUSINESS—The
j
St.
New York
additional
communities
tions.
1961—Month—1960
revenue.,
$353,901
$312,259
$1,917,214
Railway
oper.
expenses,
199,037
199,281
987,619
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
$154,864
inc.,,
194,
p.
'
1,249,094
$112,978
$929,595
$806,638
*10,221
160,814
90 716
17,051
of
Aug.
8,
The
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue,,
$10,771,313
Railway
oper.
expenses,
10,540,198
Net rev. from ry. opers.
railway Oper.
194,
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$11,465,956 $62,364,840 $69,405 947
10,431,672
62,131,979
61,55o',875
$1,034,284
$232,861
$7 855 072
1,902,728
inc—
1,410,481
12,830,021
7,266 994
1961—Month—1960
1961—6 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue,,
$292,293
$340,757
$1,854,529
$2,056 432
Railway
oper.
expenses,
260,152
282,297
1,609,159
1,750',815
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
194,
oper.
$32,141
inc.,,
$58,460
36,023
$245,370
17,630
$305,617
191,179
146,147
11.
p.
eompany reP°rted earnings for the
new
29
or
share
1961,
The
cents
for
compared
company
world
share,
per
1960.
Net
to
states
non-recurring
Medart
at
served
the
-
bid
to
100.39%
the
retail
of
at
in
its
headquarters,
Inc.,
in
the
year ended Mar. 31, 1961 of
to $126,252 or 50 cents
same
period
were
$3,196,731
1960.
to
report that during this period it
$330,000; these included moving into
moving the newly acquired firm of Fred
&
from
St.
Louis
to
Cedar
Rapids,
and
legal
pXP22ni7S associated with trademark and patent lawsuits.—V.
193,
Southern
Period End. June 30—
named
1961—6 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue,,
$819,346
Railway
$789,912
$4,684,987
oper.
708,765
706,602
4 072 598
W.
$83,310
$612,389
—V.
railway
194,
p.
oper.
$110,581
inc.
30 493
15,807 '
il7.
91,535
Co.
1,200,000
241,308
&
900,000
Co
900,000
&
Co.,
<
&
The
&
C.
•'«
company
Wnr£
rpvpiuo
revenues
revenues
■
of
of
in
its
interim
report
to
stockholders,
EgS /°iJhe first half of 1961- Net
reported
300,000
&
Illinois
Co.__
below,
the
pursuant
purchase
it
& Co.,
income
*1
$200>993 or 21c Per share on total
$1,033,513 compared with $58,281 or 6c
per
$919,423 in the first half of the previous
Wendover reported
ye^r
the
acquisition of 38
gross
wells,
reached
operating
Clark
Inc
share
on
a
Co
250,000
250,000
Sec.
Corp
11.
p.
C.
Inc.
Smith,
Williams
T.
&
Co.,
result
strike
a
Inc.—Six
profit
had
last
of
of
Months'
of
in
grevenue
less
than
profit,
compared
after
by
June,
in
taxes
first
the
$675,191
half
records
W.
of
reported
75
outstanding
shares
The
the
in
of
in
in
on
share
30,
June
outstanding
exceeded
the
in
June,
in
with
for
last
the
Co.—Six
both
sales
as
I960.
the
on
of
the
for
equivalent
to
June
against
that
totaled
1961
$1.28
or
1692.
Report—
third
ended
quarter
cents
61
of
$17,733,000
p.
Corp.—Quarterly
cents
June
compared
share,
per
the same quarter of 1960,
Sales
for
this
quarter of Outboard's fiscal year
decline of 21%
from the
$62,449,429 total for
a
share
per
months
nine
the
company
compared
P.
J.
for
this
of
fiscal
sales
year
earnings
and
$134,-
381.
p.
sales
Months'-Report-)^-• %
$285,841,646 dn' tfib stx months
to.
rose
with
Levis,
$279,200,447
of
Chairman,
reported
for
the
first
$17,966,666
for
the
after
with
taxes
"
•
190,
and
of
half
first
Each
the
The
30,
net
six
1961
3,889,626
shares
65
cents
for
the
first
the
$21,253,462
company
1
was
in
the
$16,540,288
193,
were
of
1960.—V.
Financing Details
of
$100
ten shares
and
GIVING
EFFECT
6V2%
common
Outstanding;
$6,-317,000
convertible
whom
principal
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
subordinated
$4,691,247
1,800,000
-
1,800,000
Walston
.
deben¬
851,410 shs.
40,000,000 shs.
underwriters
the
of
named
for
below,
&
Co., Inc. and Hooker & Fay, Inc. are acting as
representatives, has severally made a firm commitment, subject to
the terms and conditions of the underwriting agreement to purchase
the
the
company
number
units
of
opposite
forth
set
its
name
•
&
J.
Fay,
Barth
&
194,
4,850
Jackson
Jones
'
2,400
2,090
Co
1,730
1,040
Company
Johnson
&
Higgins
533.
p.
Curtis
&
Templeton
&
California
Wilson,
4,850
—
Inc.—
Webber,
First
—V.
Inc
Co.,
&
Paine,
•
Units
"
~
1,040
~4'''
•
•
%
-
.
Packer's
Super
Markets,
Offered—
Inc.—Common
Public offering of
100,000 common shares of this firm's
Super Markets, Inc., at $6 per share, was made Aug. 9
by an underwriting group headed by Milton D. Blauner
&
Co.
Inc. and
L. Lee Co., Inc.
M.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds will initially be added to
the
general
the company and will become available for general corporate
The company anticipates that these funds will be used in
of
purposes.
connection
with
stallation
of
the
costs
these
for
retail
in
made
Nassau
food
County
arrangements
1961.
Markets,
$21,121,214
net
25
new
addition
including in¬
Con¬
defrayed by
supermarkets,
and
stores
will
of
the
in
of
also
year
Brooklyn,
the
inventory.
be
Y.,
N.
the New
Brooklyn,
in
located
are
County.
The
ended
Feb.
25,
has
Brooklyn
company
supermarkets
new
operates
in
supermarkets,
stores
Queens
three
fiscal
St.,
53rd
19
of
one
open
the
and
and
of
stores,
and
to
in
1961,
its wholly-owned subsidiaries had net
earnings of $201,767, equal to 48 ments
Packer's
sales of
per
com¬
'
share.
CAPITALIZATION
were
new
Twenty
area.
EARNINGS—For
Super
mon
the
company
self-service
metropolita
during
-
of
one
funds.
BUSINESS—The
one
opening of two
and equipment,
fixtures
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
1960,
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
6V2%
$1,284,690,
off red
'''*
share
stock
to
set
forth
L,
Blauner
D.
Lee
Hallowell,
French
&
Co.,
&
opposite
Co.,
•>'
their
respective
520,000 shs.
names:
&
Janov
193,
p.
Co.,
Inc.
38,750
!
!
Inc..
Co
&
Inc..,.
Sulzberger, Jenks,
Crawford,, Inc
McCarley
—V.
1960
forward
$400,000
950,000 shs.
:
SharesM.
on
comparable
Outstanding
$400,0()0
$1)
(par
hereby,
Milton
1961
half
1975
due
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions of the un¬
derwriting agreement, the underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase the respective number of shars of common stock
established
per
notes
Common
of
looking
year
months
Authorized
loans
1960.
sales
a
meeting
financing details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
Bank
months earnings--;
bf coirhmon stock
with
ended
period
same
quarterly
same
June,
was
were
the
six
consisted
unit
debentures
Mitchum,
first six
the same
Report—
earnings
the
the
Lines, Inc.—Additional
Hooker
1340.
p.
for'
at
•
,
Additional
38,750
Kirkland
&
7,500
Co.-
5,000
5,000
^
'-i
__Lll
' 5,000
2438.
.
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Six Months' ReportAided
stated
with
193,
year.—V.
period
1;
and $4,763,560 respectively, compared
$10,535,403 for the same,period last year.—V.
i230
York
1961,
a
June,
1961,
Months'
compared
consolidated
$22,512,458
Bengert
in
quarter.
first
Walston
year.
June,
1960.—V.
in
revenues
compared
month
interest,
1961,
on
year
factor
similar
the
\
months
'
Report—
$1,289,987 for
of $224,829
expenses
same
first, half of
per
a
directors.
30, 1961..
for the first'
totalling $2,933,077, increased from the $2,498,-
year
the
cents
company's
totalled
year's third
in
••
six
compared
last
corporation
93
or
announced.
ago,
for the six months period ended June
Bengert, President, reported net earnings
company
months
the
first
the
share,
half
$4,876,378
were
30,
22
curtailed flights early In the
the six-month period totaled
with January-June, 1960,
However, the airline was able to
30.9%
compared with last year.
1961,
the
and
Pharmacal
the
of
shares
below.
for
Operating
expenses
with
Norwich
New
of
'A
•
for
per
first
$49,486,916,
from
•
compared
8.7%— $12,497,323
bv
year
year.
with
100,000 ;
severely
expenses
$11,494,863.
/
,
amounted
end
principal
the
was
barrels
9,641,000
;
Marine
struction
Inc.
loss
a
revenues
24.7%
$61,184,539.
of
operating
Operatin
which
operating
decrease
revenues
month
production
and
year
•'
;
'
of
a
"
100;000
Wyllie & Thornhill,
....
Northwest's
its
the
$7,317,225,
was
oil
UNDERWRITERS—Each
•
'
1960.
$46,057,272,
this
the
13,876,775
share on
per
due July 1, 1976
Common stock (par 50 cents)
100,000
100,000
The company reported a
net
months of 1961.
The company
reduce
1961,
stock.
100,000
Moore & Co.—
Strader & Co., Inc
200,000
Co.____
Inr
operating
cents
54
income
$1.35
or
earnings
funds
—.————
200,000
&
quarter
outstanding at
shares
-
totaled
1961
corresponding
announced.
initial
the
;
,
the
earnings in the June quarter of 1961
crude
this
Pacific Air
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
a
President,
II,
in
earnings
$10,493,000 in
;.
-
quarter of
second
the
over
—Our Aug. 7, 1961 issue reported the sale of 18,000 units
of this firm's securities on Aug. 2 at $145 per unit plus
100,000
—
250,000
Mr.
$3,636,786
193,
100,000
H. I. Josey & Co
Richard E. Kohn & Co.
McKelvy & Co
Mid-South Sec.. Co——
Milburn, Cochran &. Co.,
250,000
Baker, Watts
of
of
net
in
Earnings
100,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
Carolina
100,000
Inc.
Co.—
&
Southwest
period
share
compared
period.
represent¬
with
compared
and
p.
Ashmun Co.-—100,000
S.
Edward D. Jones & Co._
300,000
Boettcher & Co
the
$3,675,769,
earnings over last year, Mr. Donnell said. The company
of crude oil and natural' gas liquids in the
.
Oil's
200,000
Co
&
300,000
Sherrerd
194,
with
level
quarter
year
the
to
from
300,000
Inc
Co.,
Co.,
&
equalled
record
at
customers.
Caldwell Phillips, Inc—
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
M. M. Freeman & Co.,
500,000
,
Fahey,
Sutro
Co.,
&
,360
Corp.—Six Months' Report—:
first
company
showed
share.' Per share
.
$106,047,093
200,000
Hop;.i.;
George
Nortex Oil & Gas
the
1960
common
the
were
$4,285,705, compared with
period. Oil and gas sales accounted for
in I960,, an increase of 49%.
Contract
14,273,003
on
1960.
Ohio
Sales
200,000
500,000
Co
Byllesby
Fahnestock
six
Report
for
10,694,000 barrels
—
1,000,000
Co., Inc.
Jaffray
M.
of
subsidiaries
200,000
Interstate Sec. Corp
s
-200,000
Newburger & GO;—:»• 200,000
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.—200,000
Rippel & Co.—
200;000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.-^ 200,000
Schmidt, Roberts &
Parke
—200,000
I. M. Simon <fe Co,—_
200,000
Sterne, Agee & Leach—
200,000
1,000,000
&
wood
by
share
,
months
Donnell
C.
earned
based
higher
June
Amount
500,000
Piper,
$691,038
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
Net
of
per
Owens-Illinois Glass. Cdf-^Six
to
associa¬
Elworthy & Co8__-__~
1,200,000
&
Baird
Goodbody
3 984 713
were
equal, after preferred
292,806
$4,675,751
expenses,
periods
totaled
par,
Inc.„
Dittmar
Jackson
Inc.
Net
1961—Month—1960
stable
J.
year,
increase in
For
consolidated
and
\
1,500,000
Co
Smithers &
6.1%
Ry.—Earnings—
1960.
common
half
.
1,500,000
Co
figure
Norfolk
per
....
second
at
Davis, Skaggs & Co.:.
Co
R. S. Dickson
year,
30,
three-month
Co.—Quarterly Report—• '
compared
produced
to
1,200,000
&
A
the
customers
164,000
and its
$186,929,000
bids for
Pierce,
Rothschild
As
annual
of
to
compared
May 1..M961, outstanding shares of
period were 1,896,622 common shares.
the
1960
per-share basis,
cents
were
wholesale
cooperative
the company
Smith Inc__$1,500,000
Northwest Airlines
compared
for
$1,384,316
expenses
Products,
as
sales
like
fairly
earlier.
it
certain specified conditions, to
"
'
'
'
" - ■
purchasers and the respective prin-«
bonds to be purchased by each are set
new
Curtis
—V.
$1,364,885
equivalent
$11,396,514,
$778,384,
per
tures
Weld
&
last
period,
last
Minneapolis '
725,000
and
new bonds.
addresses of the
of
Webber,
First
the
in
company
60
with
the
for
to
30,
which
subject
the
Peabody & Co._
Baxter
Nissen Trampoline Co.—Annual
Report-
had
and
par,
to
served
areas,
electric
underwriters
obligated,
and
Butcher
York* Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings-
1960.
this year and $409,581
interest.
M'oseley & Co
Paine,
The
six
of 6V2%
Lynch,
Fenner &
H.
of
the
amount
Kalman
period End. June 30—
*
is
is
rural
Amount
Merrill
S.
end
for
Outboard
below.
F.
period,
June
cents
on
the
accrued
amounts
L.
first
19
or
conversion
of
of
forth
Inc.
$231,115
117.
p.
New
694,136
redeemable
be
include
served
rural
19
competitive
for
submitted
are
all
names
cipal
&
the
For
specified the lowest annual
for the new bonds. The company accepted such bid on
and entered into a purchase contract under which the
1961,
purchase
S.
of
604.
p.
cents
43
at
was
a
Net
$26,656,000.
money
purchasers
F.
Railway
per
for
of
bonds,
new
cost
$2,055,732
117.
Period End. June 30—
Net
retail
and
service
gas
at
adjacent
UNDERWRITERS—The
Robert
New
—V.
service
and
company's invitation
Bache
Net
Wisconsin.' Cities
communities
Natural
income
the
half
equalled
-case»""ri'i
year ended March 31, 1961,
consolidated operating revenues
net
F.
1961—6 Mos.—-I960
oper.
Net
will
bonds
1991
the
White,
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Railway
—V.
central
Electric
Paul.
589
had
to
$448,475,
for
Ohio Oil
per
engaged-'principally in" furnishing electric and
throughout a service area of about 40,000 square
southern Minnesota, in parts of North arid South
and
in
and
in
For
ended
respective
193,
reported net income of
1961.
stock
$19,300,000
coupon,
.
Period End. June 30—
Net
central
Dakota,
and
first
1961
totaled
1961
;
Net income of the company in
$8,807,000, an increase of 18%
are-:
service
gas
in
miles
earnings
1961 -equalled
President, describes the six months as, over-all', a
most significant and successful period with net income and revenues
at near
record
rates.
"The company's offshore acreage position was
companyKwlthKofft?c"es ihJ Minneapolis'' and Chicago,
its subsidiary
and
natural
Kidder,
Net
47/s%
a
Equitable Securi¬
the
from
each
in
Lynn
any
certificates to the exchange agent, NEES common shares
fractional scrip, dividends, and other rights or cash to which
be entitled under the plan.—V. 193, p. 1058.
•
/
proceeds
interest
accrued
38
ordered.
bids, all for
regular redemption prices ranging from 105.27% to
sinking fund at redemption prices receding from
the
of
Other
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
Commission had notified NEES that the continued existence of a
minority interest in Lynn was "prima facie" contrary to the provisions
of Section 11(b) (2) of the Act, which .requires ah equitable distribu¬
tion of voting power among security lioldersrof regisffeifed'fielding com¬
panies and their subsidiaries. In proceedings pursuant to that Section
which
were
joined with the proceedings on the plan filed by NEES
pursuant to Section 11(e) of the Act, the Commission ruled that the
of
99.649%.
to be incurred under its construction program. Expenditures during
for construction purposes are currently estimated at $42,700,000.
and
of
the
in
revenues
drilling
On
financing will be added to the
company's general funds and used to pay part of expenditures incurred
Aug. 7 a decision under the Holding Company
filed by New England Electric System,
for elimination through an exchange
93.76%
(17,867
of
PROCEEDS—Net
on
the
for
of
year .ago.
■
A.
J.
Laborde,
The
ties Corp., Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Co., 99.62;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 99.45; Lehman Brothers and Riter
& Co., 99.2699; First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co., 99.16.
1338.
months
cents;- respectively.
30
quarter
taxes
of
called
common
(Minn.)—Bonds Offered—
submitted by syndicates led by:
were
the
in
bid
a
Mass.
owns
elimination
.
Cochrane said.—V.
Mr.
company,
of Lynn,
NEES
V
lower
Electric System—Exchange Plan OK'd—
plan
a
holding
the outstanding
Co.,
to
$1,141,284,
was
first
second
announced
The SEC
tered
1961
half were down from a year ago,
quarter continued on the upward trend
the
for
this year,"
New England
of
taxes,
the
earlier
months
six
to
54
cents
per
share
on
1,047,024 common
This compares with $881,732, or 83 cents per
number of shares outstanding on June 30, 1960.
results
during
earnings
established
first
corresponding period last year.
net income totaled $579,019,
the
for
preferred
dividends
shares
outstanding.
"Although
the
taxes for
before
against $1,809,800
Act
volume
in
starts.
Income
share
decline
the
announced.
was
due primarily
six
considerably improved, and substantial success was achieved in adding
to reserves and developing production," he said.—V. 193,
p.
1338.
Redemption—
first mortgage v
bonds, 4%% series due Aug. 1, 1991, at 100.39% and .
accrued interest, to yield 4.85%, was made Aug. 9, by
an
underwriting syndicate jointly managed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and White, Weld & Co. Award of the bonds was
won
by the underwriters at competitive sale Aug. 8 on
President,
Cochrane,
H.
that
said
He
$17,202,394,
William
1960,
and
$1,109,188.—V.
of
income
$609,936
-
the
in
for
$4,046,367
Public offering of an issue of $20,000,000
in
first
$2,413,425
quarter
requirements,
Total
Files With
advertising,
assessment
and
earnings are based on 1,608,220 average shares outstanding in 1961
against 1,464,361 in 1960. As a result of a call of cumulative preferred
Reg.
a
at $1.10,
offered
Northern States Power Co.
the six months ended June 30, 1961
compared with $18,114,020, in the first half
company
the
cents
35
second
company
period
the
the
months
net
'v
—
of
and
dividend
has called for redemption on Oct. 1,
1961,
10,000
its
5V2%
preferred stock at $100 per share, plus accrued
of $1,375 per share and 6,400 shares of its 5.80% preferred;
dividends
stock
Neptune Meter Co.—Six Months' Report—
for
with
compared
in
sales
new
company
shares
V.
that
Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co.—Six Months'
The
stock
1961
on
proceeds
exploration
provision
$10,515,963
.
Commission—
Exchange
(par
shares
expectation
,
15-to
^
Milling Co.* Townsend, Mont.
company
common
against $964,000 the year previous.
earnings for the quarter ending
of
tax
$1,297,328
stock—at
1."
American
North
ratio
quotations—a price-earnings
p. 321 and V. 193, p. 706.
and
the
achieved.
earnings
with
policy of diversification was
sales of between $r.2 and $1.3
194,
Securities
stock
common
with
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
.
Net
share
Net
sales
be
$2,953,014,
-
out
Northern
$10,963,467 compared with sales of $13,153,000 in the first half of 1960.
Provision
for all taxes on
income totaled $305,000 in this period
Net
1961
Income
Aviation, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
York
New
about
be
investment
present
—V.
to $299,400 equal to 46 cents per share on 651,238
stock outstanding. This compares with consolidated
$876,000
for
the
same
six-month
period
of
1960,
of
income
of
records
July.
that the comoany's net income per share was $2.87
last
year,
Mr. Atwood said
income
has reached
$2.25 in the first
three quarters of this fiscal year "and should be somewhtve between
$3.30 and $3.50 for the whole year. Translated into one of the regular
months ended
for the six
company
will
Pointing
of common
equivalent to $1.36 per
then outstanding.
as
early
and
amounted
2,
shares
.
the
Atwood
sales
Co.—Six Months' Report-
of the
earnings
June
.
earnings
in the -second
quarter of
against $1,162,480 in the comparable
1960
largely responsible for anticipated 1961
billion, highest in company history. He
Offering—
Stock
Co., and Gregory & Sons, New York
National Vulcanized Fibre
consolidated
in
Provision
2111.
p.
Field
Texas
808.
p.
expects
company
told
dent,
500.
p.
Aug. 2, 1961 it was reported that 143,000 shares of this
firm's outstanding common stock had been sold through
Francis I. duPont &
East
Sales
Mr.
.
193,
North American
$4,414,956 also were only slightly behind the record
established in the second quarter of 1959 when net
192,
the
in
exceeded
were
$8,183,297
$4,418,307.—V.
wells
net
16.5
He
further stated
that oil and
gas sales
in July were already con¬
siderably higher than the average for the first six months, not includ¬
ing the new acquisitions. Oil and gas sales in the first half of 1961
were
$917,428, a 71%
increase over the $536,042 for the first half
Unremitted
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(638)
first
the
■
by
half
of
the
-
strongest
1961
quarter
established
new
in
its
history,
records
in
the
both
company
sales
and
in
the
earnings,
Volume 194
Reuben
P.
Hughes,
Number
President,
6081
.
announced
.
The
.
in
interim
an
shareholders.
the
In
first
six
half
months
of
1960
Consolidated
year,
83
cents
had
the
in
profits
1961,
six
in
the
months
income,
in
in
initial
Pike's Peak National Life Insurance
Co., Denver, Colo.
and Exchange Commission—
The
.
were
half
$668,950,
of
this
The
1960
1230.
p.
This company of
statement with the
in
stock,
to
certain
issue
State
with
and
is
the
through
The
East
of
company
St.,
7,
for
Israel
aid
sale
The
its
of
$25
at
directors
Economic
and
Corporation
stock-selling
its
share
per
intends
company
cash
to
salaried
For
in
engages
enterprises
in
New
outside
and
of
of
the
and
buildings;
capital
In
of
suburban
$200,000
and
for
general
addition
to
Israel
industry;
and
areas
citriculture;
corporate
certain
of
and
92.26%
the
of
4.73%
of
"B"
the
Chairman
of
stock
the
and
Executive
per
the
same
as
the
Net
the
and
19,473
Meyerhoff
shares
of
Committee.—-V.
listed
191,
for
first
of
"B"
six
Pittston
Inc.,
owns
group
months
high
of
1961
recorded
the
the
tinuing
the
in
same
sales
time,
same
six
contrasted
of
sales
R.
1961
earnings
the
of
first
and
for
50
the
of
cents
six
the
The
the
as
for
With
the
as
contrasted
with
share
(463,353
$133,613 or 29
sales
second
same
ending June
$3,410,215
of
30,
for
1961
Krieger
1961,
the
common
shares
Aug.
on
(par
40
3,
1961,
cents)
to
filed
be
writing.
The
bid
share,
last
Files
offered
,
proceeds
to
are
be
used
&
Co.,
pointed
repayment
With
loans,
plant
Inc.,
or
those
of
the
quarter
same
a
year
creasing
18%, Morris B. Pendleton, President,
shareholders. Earnings for the first half
to
of
crease
For
the
544,947
/
,
net
announced
of
1961
more
sales
in
in¬
in¬
an
ended
transfer
June
30,
equal
1961,
to
.
second
74
cents
quarter
on
on
unit
968,059
it
outstanding.
This- compared
with
quarter of 1960 of $202,281, or 37 cents a
shares then outstanding.
542,238
the
mid-point this year
year-earlier, an increase
a
$12,382.1 RO
were
of
13%.—V.
a.cflinst
as
192,
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Six
The corporation
months'
*
For
the
Subsidiaries
of
•
like ..six
"•
..
.
the
$1,410,397
.-
193,
is
of
stock
Months.'
f
to
80
outstanding.
capital
its
largest
1960
share
per
comparable
based
the
on
•;"V
1904.
-
-
13.
Net
revenue—
oper.
'^Deficit,—V.
figures
stock
•
69,703,490
,
•
13,'634.952
14,000,388
2,508,479
1,726,902
inc.—
were
.
•'
&
SEC—
(no
July 26,
beneficial
par)
to
filed
be
are
to
(Chas.) Pfizer
be
&
used
for
Reg.
a
offered
"
.'
-
proceeds
Increases
1961
interests
underwriting.
The
A
30,000
at
"
$10 per
'.
■
payment
to
the
:
:
sales
•
for
Inc.
six
the
of
i
."
v
of
the
ap¬
York
New
of
for
net
the
held.
ended
totaling
cents
19
note
due
of
the
$1,509,741
GIVING
EFFECT
the
ment
to
modern,
a
31,
shares
number
from
and
.Phillips Petroleum Co.—Six Months' Report—1
•
in
the
report.
Widespread,
•
motor
•
fuels
same
period
Earnings
above
were
the
in
1960,
of
both
respective
stockholders
the
first
periods
of
A.
C
A.
1961,
G.
the
of
there
had
continued
should
c
~
.
be
Capital
This
been
In
■
>
'
r,
plant,
of
shares
set
.Improvement in
improvement
anticipated,
better
than
for
the
first
owns
the
quarters
named' below
of
purchase
a
.
expenditures for 1961
with $180,700,000
compares
are
in
of.
1961.
45,500
&
&
in
the
and
agreed
to
pur¬
to
the
are
j
>
i
,.;7
,j
•>».,
ii
j
as
Co.
'
:
Company
7,734
7,367
1,133
7,367
1,133
3,033
467
3,033
467
% 9,534/", "
Kirkland
&
Co.
Co.,
1,466
3,033
Inc
467
3,033
—.
&
Stockholders
L,;j50,266
.
Inc
Co.
Selling
1
467
2588.
p.
share
4
by Aetna Securities
oversubscribed
was
Corp. and associates
and
the
books
closed.
on
The
stock.
common
PROCEEDS—Net
company's
proceeds
general
funds
from
and
the
for
used
company
'have
BUSINESS—The
of
company,
411
financing will be added
working capital.,
N.
to
the
Claremont
Ave., Chicago, 111.,
powered tools, including circular
reciprocating power saw, chain saws, electrioally powered
portable drills in
V*. % and 'A-inch sizes and electrically powered
bench grinders, hedge trimmers and circular
polishers. The company's
products
are
packaged in display boxes and several are packaged
in
kit
form containing accessories. Professional
journeymen, as well
as
home owners
performing "do-it-yourself" projects, utilize the com¬
designs
i
and
power saws,
pany's
manufactures electrically
a
products."
V
I.
H.
-
5,000 ;
to
&
Inc.
&
CAPITALIZATION
;
Co.__.
nine
date
Common
the
subscription
4,000
stock
GIVING
cents
(10
states
of
the
subscription
from
that
erally
2,500
the
stock
are
with
2,500
to
with
new
2,500
agreed,
the
subject
•
.
any
the
of
the
any
unsubscribed
with
com¬
FINANCING
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
underwriters
of
may
one
be
below
named
have
sev-
their
except that under
of
more
or
the
certain
underwriters
purchased.
circumstances in¬
less than all of
'
Shares
Shares
Corp
47,500
Fitzgerald & Co.,'»
•
Roman
—V.
12,500
-
&
193,
Johnson
p.
& Crawford, Inc.__
Nolting- Nichol' & O'Donnell, Inc.——
10,000
Inc.
French
Pan-American Securities—
-
2670.
10,000
10,000
10,000
"
•
Reading Co.—Earnings—
r
&
of
terms
Securities
Cantor,
Period End. June 30—
com¬
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
$8,623,613 $47,385,740 $55,229,736
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$8,321,279
Railway
oper.
expenses-
7,190,348
7,036,001
Net rev. from ry. opers.
company
to exercise
shares. In addition, it has
together
the
purchase
taken,
are
default
shares
Aetna
supplied
Telephone
(80.04% )
31,- 1961,
PRESENT
TO
r
several
to
to
company
if
shares
volving
the
the
price
sale,
be
March
underwriting agreement
100,000 shares of common stock, at
the public offering price, in the amounts set opposite their respective
names.
The underwriters are required to take and pay for all of the
"
2,500
International
shares
480,240
agreed
EFFECT
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
2,500
.
price
ended
""
Co.—Proposes Rights Offering—
and
months
Authorized
4,000
4,000
Co.„—
:
A
r
the
pany had net sales of $3,317,294 and net income of $92,548," equal
to $0.62 per common-share, based on 150,000 shares 'outstanding.
'
Shares
duPont
Hentz
pur¬
class
of
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.„
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
5,000
EARNINGS—For
severally
contract,
Goodbody & Co.
Walston & Co., Inc
Granbery, Marache & Co._
Ira Haupt & Co.___
6,000
5,000
&
initiated
is
by
the
company in
1959, the
at $100,000,000. From
estimated
$32,700,000
orders
and
will
$1,130,931
$1,587,612
126,268
673,102
43,925,820
44,928,814
shares.
$17,500,000
has
been
placed
expended
with
in
the
total
1959
cost
to
construction
manufacturers
Net
railway
inc.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
$3,459,920 $10,300,922
*4,039,938
3,800,586
194, p. 534.
,
Red Wing Fiberglass Products,
of
June
of
for "materials
,
—Files
The
..
With
Securities and
corporation
common, snares
&
July
on
(par
The
proceeds * are
to
28,
p.
2063.
ital. •>
Purex Corp.
.
earnings
.
..
estimated
193,
p.
.
at
..
of
.
over
be used
an
1961
increase
^ of
for
the
according
fiscal
to
A.
approximately
filed a Reg. A cpvering 26^000
offered at $1.15, through Yorlc
for repayment of loans,' building' im¬
and development, arid working cap*
"
t
•",%;
Registered—
.
■
»'_
Oakland, .Kansas City, Mo., filed a regis¬
SEC on Aug. 9 covering 70,000 shares of
Common
stock, of which 35,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 35,000 shares, being outstanding stock
by
John F. Redman, Jr., president, Stern Brothers & Co. heads the list
of
underwriters. The
public offering price and underwriting
terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
This
Ltd.—Earnings Forecast—
sales
$102,000,000,
research
be
w,
"
"
year
C.
ended
June
Stoneman,
30,
will
1961
President.
This
*
20%
over
last
year's
sales
of
$83,000,000.
company,
statement
of
1630
with
the
"
Preliminary
.
$145,000,000.
2218.
be
is
.
to
-j.
Redman Manufacturing & Engineering Co.—Common
;
-
Exchange Commission—
1961
cents)
25
Mavroulis, Minneapolis?,
provements, -equipment,
and
com¬
Inc., Red Wing, Minn.
'
a
and
be
The" company's
By
'
now
severally
selling stockholders, subject
the underwriting agreement,
&
Nicolaus
tration
second-half
I960.—V.
has
hereby
that
1960.
:■
333,333 shs.
principal under¬
offered
offering marked the initial public sale of the company's
operating
■•'.
,
Francis
Dickey as president.-—V. 192,
of*.
mid-year,
the general price structure. With
half.
the
being
each
the
forth
Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kreeger & Co
193,
per
Outstanding
460,000 shs.
260,000 shs.,
900,000 shs.
stock
which
and
addresses of
& Curtis
and Company, Inc.-'
Becker
Aug.
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
Ram Tool
Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—The offer¬
ing of 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $6
$21,867,840 and net
statement of operations for
were shown at $5,705,087
PRESENT
Stone
McCormick
will
has outstanding 600,000 shares of common stock, of -which ITT
80.04%. Angel A Sanz is listed as board Chairman and Clyde E.
pany
spring rains adversely affected farm use of
fertilizers, and petroleum products prices were gen¬
some
on
FINANCING
J.
and
common
company
conditions
Allyn
Jonej,
self-service
the
1,600,000 shs.
4,000
at
$46,061,
based
are
500,000 shs.
Hallowell,
"
5,000
proceeds
L.
to
names
tj.
being
shares,
financed -through .internally
generated
funds
through the further sale of securities or borrowings.
r In
additiom .to certain? indebtedness ^snd- preferred stoek,- the
sustained
and
PRESENT
of
com¬
,
i:
record
(1959-1963)
about
1961
*
told
were
and'second
erally weaker throughout much of the first-half
years
re¬
equiva¬
the
...
Hayden,
of
TO
1962
%)Paipe, yVebtyer, Jackson
net sales
EFFECT
17,
.
2543.
program
which
.* new
"
.
share,
TO
1960,
earnings
both
for
company
$293,524,
for
funds
The- company'rs net
income
increased
tov $54,902,000,- .'or' $1.60' a
share,- In the first half of 1961 compared with $51,748,000* or- $1.51
1961
net
and
the
of
period
are
160,000
company believes
Puerto Rico.
Jan.
underwriters
_
to purchase
net
•-program,,
a
1961
earnings
(50tf par)__
the
terms
average
-interim
being sold for the
being sold for
$25,000
of
firm's
stock
supermarkets
is
in
July
stock
aggregate
„
;
net
comparable
share.
Figures
outstanding.
a
shares
>
retain
sales
net
conditions
Inc.—"-
The
of
shares
are
30,
June
and
the
In
..
'
•
property.
common
13,334
ended
year
Offered
this
of
The
par)
—
p.
and
units
in
East North Ave., Northlake, 111.; is
by L. J. Hartzer in 1950 and
electronic instruments used to detect,
follows:
stockholders the' number of shares
opposite their respective names below:
Jackson
par¬
par)
61
$2,567,546
share.
sales
to
chase
company.
Common
sale
to
Each
-
-
(no
Weeks
Co.,
150
(no
offered
founded
of
per
common
writers
been
--•equipment, of
about
$13,490,000
additional.
Of vthe
net" proceeds,
16,612,320- shares outstanding as compared with 78 cents *
$13,000,000 will be used to repay indebtedness incurred "OF to be inon
an
average 16,410,810 shares outstanding for the first six monthsVcurred. for* the purchase of materials and equipment, used or- to be
of last year.—V. 194, p. 321.
\
%
used, for such program.-. It is contemplated that the remainder, of'sucir
an.
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
proceeds from sale of $12,500,000 of debentures and $5,000,000 of
preferred stock to institutional investors, will
be
added
to
general
which will be used in furtherance of the expansion and
improve¬
interim
,
.
-
&
The
112-year-old drug and chemical company
$142,975,132, a rise of over 4%
from
the
$136,820,468
total for the same period last
year. Earnings were up 12%
amounting
to $14,459;502 against the six months' total in I960. of;
$112,899,792.'
Earnings were equivalent- to 86 cents per share of common' stock" on
amounted
has
$253,673..
GIVING
„_
193,
agreed
months
in
be
Hartzer
outstanding and
area.
unaudited
pany's
fund.
first
City
will
products
1961,
by amendment. The prospectus
Telegraph Corp., the holder of
outstanding stock has
its right to subscribe for 96,048
without
;
York
sellirtg
Webber,
shares
Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
in
World-wide
unit,
5%
This
company
of 261 Tanca St., San Juan, Puerto Rico, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 9 covering 120,000 shares
of common stock, It is proposed to offer such
stock for subscription
by common stockholders at the rate of one new share for each five
units
covering
both sales and earnings
for the
the year are reported
by Charles Pfizer & Co.,
earnings statement mailed to share owners.
.'
States.
year
Puerto Rico Telephone
-
on
of
100,000
and
produces
l
•
8,
business
and
CAPITALIZATION
purposes.
stock
the
are
par)—__i
Co.
'
With
the
comparable
food
an
certain
set
&
Bache
13,257.768
share
involved.
purchase
company
a
sales
had
pany
246,667
,
consolidated
Smith 'Inc.l___'___
&
86,475,303
*12,363,638
$1.19
York—Appointm't
value
who
Shares
—V.
covering
A
to
analyze atomic
radiation.
The instruments
are
used
part, by scientists and technicians at universities and
laboratories.
net
to
equivalent
promotion, advances
New
from
parking
of
In
stock
the
Reynolds
'J
;
are
fiscal
Glore, Forgan & Co._:
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
;
,
in
par
the shares
April 29,
at
to
stock
Curtis
-1960
54,014,980
of
stock.
"
ner
74,722,907 387,929,412 461,852,242
60,722,519 333,914,432 375,376,939
56,068,538
194, p'. 118.
company
$10
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
number
Mos.
New
Company
United
had
(no
subject
common
six
•;
same
Files
—
Aug.
on
company
EARNINGS—For
A
corporate
of
proceeds
paved
the
ended
common
chase-from
Paine,
Peralta Fund, Oakland, Calif.—-Files
The
Co.
registrar
to
UNDERWRITERS— The
.
from ry. opers.
railway
the
retailer
earnings
A
agreed,
cents
,
1961—Month—1960.%. 1961—6
oper.' expenses.
rev.
expansion, sales
general
stockholders,
A
.
share
for
$500)
most
lent
covering 80,000
$3.75, through J. J.
at
used
be
is
Reg.
a
common
and
the
—V.
as
$899,440.
weeks
net
Common
•
Net
of
CAPITALIZATION
.
1961
of
•
■
-
to
government
Stifel,
markets
$10,-
per.
the
on
"PLW."
the
class
subsidiaries
13
and
juhe- 30,
The
gains
r
of
cents
be
Reg.
a
filed
Of the net proceeds
into the company's general funds, $150,000
to repay bank loans.
designs
measure
for
trading
the
go
successor
automatically converted, share for
stock on April 1, 1962.
of
adjacent
an
earnings, of
the
Pennsylvania RR.-^-Earnings—
Period End. June 30-
oper.
for
and
selling
the
EARNINGS—For
Report
ended
of
BUSINESS—The
shares.
offering of 100,000 shares
these
Hornblower
Railway
Railway
offered
and
common
company
mainland
the
and
1915.
p.
months
,
period
p.
six
equal
non-recurring
....
cents
82
shares—V.
for
common
,<
months
equal, to
common
of
included
•>
,
$1,448,992;
'of
shares
earnings
share.
per
and
net earnings
.1,771,380
on
to
Trust
common
of
with
Class
•1961,, report
filed
second
sales
Sales' at
1961,
Washington, D. C.
York.
capital
the
certain
All
the
the
the
of
share
a
increase
largest
for the
second
quarter this
year
totalled $6,164,300 as
compared with'$5,233,634'for the. like period of a
year ago.
Net income for- the six months end6d June
30, 1961 amounted to
$720,633; equal to $1,32 per share compared with
$439,368, or 81 cents
a
share-the first half of 1960.
•
31,
used
agent
of
the
to
for
61.54%
city.
stocki
common
share,
per
an
company,
with headquarters in San Juan, is en¬
gaged in the operation of seven
supermarkets, six of which are located
In Greater San Juan and one in
Ponce, Puerto Rico's second
report
a
showed
500
1961
25,
underwriting
to
are
will be used
BUSINESS—The
,
$405,518,
was
of
the
the
on
Net
months
income
shares
earnings, for
share
,•
three
net
year,
t
64%.
with
ago
of
to
No
publicly
account
Exchange Commission—
New
to be
secondary
sold
were
block
a
cents)
Midland
shares
accrue
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
second
double
on
July
lo
working
share, into
in¬
Pendleton Tool Industries,
1961
$2.15
symbol
ac¬
the account of certain stockholders.
$3,900,447,
were
basis,
admitted
ticker
and
1424.
p.
this firm's stock at $13 per share.
Of the offering, 86,666 shares are
class A shares will be
Earnings of the company for the
of
comparable
a
proceeds
offered
a
and
PROCEEDS—None
quarter
with
809.
p.
a. price; .of $29 per. share was
Aug. 8 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc. and associates. The
offering marked the first public
sale of the company's class A stock.
All outstanding
and
development,
compared
year
July
on
unit.
per
that will
the
properties
Radiation Instrument Development Laboratory, Inc.—
Common Offered—Hayden, Stone & Co. and associates
made
covering 150,000
$2, without under¬
of
The
for
193,
$3,442,878, \or
versus
on
of
of
per
reported
corporation
$500
as
$2.49
or
,,Class A^comm.on stock at
••
and
as
year.—V.
of
1960.
share
per
210,000
covering
A
without underwriting.
190,
ticipating units each consisting of one
8%
five-year debenture bond (par
Manufacturing Co.—Common Listed
-
than
last
Pueblo Supermarkets, Inc.—Class A
A
at
equipment,
furniture
and
research
fixtures,
ventory, advertising and working capital.
$11,923,888
half
months
year
127/8
on
are
Marine
60,010
'
\
-
.,
for
Reg.
a
$1.27
or
properties.—V.
one
$283,840,433
of
Reg.
a
($1),
development
Quebec Mortgage Associates, Inc.,
The
develops,
was
(par
proceeds
growers,
per
—
period
same
filed
par
for
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1122.
p.
were
Pelvic -Anchor Corp., Rochester,'»N, Y.
Securities ancL Exchange Commission—
corporation
the
for
1961
at
used
capital
Common
were $3,382,228,
period of 1960.
like
to
$13,150,547
to
six
Professional Insurance
'H'
The
amounted
Calif.—Files With
Commission—
Authorized
The
to
—A
.
sales
be
additional
increase
an
Oil City, Pa., filed a
covering 20,000 shares
stock, to be offered to eligible employees pursuant to the
company's Thrift and Stock Purchase Plan.—V, 186, p. 733.
$9,564,534 or
$1.31 per share
or
27,
offered
to
are
is
corporation whose address is Box 138,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 4
were
$13,577,548
of
July
be
to
also
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.—Employees Stk. Plan
$154,-
quarter
this
$1.95;
This
period
were
first
first
per
period
193,
shares
common
$124,666 or 27 cents per
outstanding), as compared with earnings of
share for the comparable period of 1960.
shares
cents
of
quarter
were
same
1961,
half
of
1961'
with
of
the
the
corporation
The
Earnings for the
quarter
second
shares
quisition
reported
$165,770,782 during the
amounted
for
Securities
The
increases."
quarter,
company
Prevor-Mayershon International, Inc., N. Y.
will show a gain over those recorded in 1960." He
added, "In¬
dustry-wide increased costs in freight and labor have not been offset
through corresponding increases in
product prices,
and
competitive
conditions in the paper
industry have not permitted the needed price
second
second
of
the
$323,971,191
1960.
the
the
and
11
1652.
p.
Exchange
on
proceeds
ported
in
share,
per
share
per
The
Stock
and
company
common
American
$1.90
192,
Pyramid Holding Co., Sacramento,
Co.—Quarterly Report—
opening
con¬
earnings
year
for
1961,
Common stock of the
company
was
American Stock Exchange July 26 under
of
Commenting on the figures, Mr. Leonhard said, "We are mildly
optimistic and hopeful that the second six months of 1961 will show
an
improvement over last year, and that sales and
earnings for the
Sales
first
Plume & Atwood
all-time
excess
that
cents
the
on
between
25%.—V.
Securities
P.
J.
15%.—V.
1960.
said
49
first
in
Paterson
or
or
in
previous
slightly
half
held
$k;27,t>y4,
$231,420
the
and
President,
squeeze
to
$6,731,314
below
1959
Leonhard.
cost-price
of
in
in
of
1%
of
period
achieved
E.
month's
with
period
that
just one-half
the
industry-wide
first
like
reported
were
for
$6,678,356
At
has
of
months
The earnings for
equivalent to $2.47
own
of
company
com¬
783,
of
1988.
p.
150,000
underwriting.
Routh, Chairman and President,
reported that second
quarter earnings were $1,586,835, or 96 cents
per share, versus $1,430,or 86 cents per share, for the same
period last year, adjusted to
a
comparable basis.
stock,
stock,
President
as
covering
first half earnings of
$25,723,044
outstanding. Income tax provisions
now
$25,676,193 reported
Paterson Parchment Paper Co.—Six Months'
Report—
The
sales
1960
stock
the
sales
during
months
the
with
of
working
common
Committee,
officials as a
is
six
with
earnings
share
factory
for
A
without
listed
was
compared
last year.
period
first
compared
for
with
earnings
share as
compared
Mr.
management
Joseph
cents
For
purposes.
indebtedness
common.
and
balance
the
company
has outstanding 579,255 shares
which the American Jewish Joint
Distribution
$2
investment.
for
residential
the
sales
compared
as
Net
for
participate in the
development of
$700,000
erection
company's
1960.
92
oil
development
urban
stock
common
"
and
mineral
exploration and exploitation.
The
company
extends
loans
and
purchases
securities and
does
both
in
various
companies.
It
owns
no
physical property other than office
furniture
and
equipment.
Of
the
estimated
$2,850,000 net proceeds
from
the
stock
sale, $1,500,000 will be used to
further
Reg.
a
at
for
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Quarterly
Report—
The
■
following nature through subsidiary and non-subsidiary
corporations:
banking; domestic and foreign credit; import ana export;
marKeiing;
purchasing;
industry;
agriculture;
land
development;
construction;
real estate
ownership and management; insurance; investments; trans¬
portation;
filed
offered
used
to
$1.56
about
of
which
Israel
1961
be
be
fiscal
year
ending Jan.
31,
$11,710,434.—V. 193, p. 203.
of
845,657
and
to
the
officers
York,
the
sales
expenses.
of
1,
par)
are
company's
or
sell
of
Exchange Aug. 4 under the symbol "PPK". The firm is the nation's
second
largest
manufacturer
of
high
pressure
decorative
plastic
laminates, which are merchandised under the trade name "Pionite".
New York, filed a registration
covering 120,000 shares of com¬
public
bonds.
volunteer
for
41st
Aug.
on
offered
Palestine
reimbursed
'
18
SEC
be
(no
proceeds
The
Palestine Economic Corp.—Common
Registered—
mon
year's
Pioneer Plastics Corp.—Common Listed—
company
193,
Aug.
to
on
The
to
equal
the
share.—V.
a
of
company
shares
mon
half
(639)
—Files With Securities
period.
first
cents
to
the
over
"
the
1961
the
report
16%
rose
I960
like
of
69
or
sales
20%.
$11,251,904
share, while
net
30,
advanced
$9,705,836
first
common
$555,668
June
totaled
with
in
a
while
sales
compared
Earnings
ended
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
be
Mr.
in
excess
of
Stoneman
figures
indicate
$4,300,000,
stated.
that
net
earnings
from last
up about 25%
Earnings
per
share
will
after -.taxes
year's
be
up
$3,415,000,
from
The
will
last
sale
in
of
thp
company is engaged primarily in the design, ixiatiufacture and
molds used by the plastics container and packaging industry
nrnriuc.tion of
Dlastic containers through the technique known
12
"blow
as
molding."
in
used
(640)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
is
It
producing
also
various
in
engaged
plastic
the
products
and
wood
net
products;
from
proceeds
to
capital
prototype
the
of
of
molds
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Acquisition—
injection
molding
plastic, fiberglas
various
development
sale
company
of
and
additional
fabrication.
stock
will
be
the
The
used
bank
The
Jersey
Carpet
Corp.
addition
to
100%
and
to
proposes
Regco,
.
it
indebtedness,
common
stock,
sell
the
of
the
35,000
Inc.—Securities
company has outstanding
P. Redman, Jr. owns
which
Sold
Privately—Aug.
Both
8,
1961
capital, shares
to
be
proceeds
20,
offered
*
The
July
on
to
are
be
1961
at
filed
($1)
par
used
for
Reg.
a
A
without
working
covering
188,
of $6,805,000
history,
topping
were
Earnings
of
24
ended,
corporation
income
for
of
the
were
six
I.
tracts
and
Peale,
month
$613
to
of
net
$3.59
1961.
income
President,
statement
was
consolidated
equal
months
$67,659,241
Mundy
six
reported
$5,187,283,
first
that
sales
the
the
of
to
stockholders
company's
194, p. 221.
backlog
of
in
Net
income
totalled
of
the
of
the
stock
Board,
equal
then
$3,831,305,
outstanding.
Sales
for
958,0^0
ior
equal
to
the
$1.45
For
to
the
months
share,
James
ended
the
on
M.
Kennedy,
expenses.
period
tne
as
decrease
a
Leo
six
for
Oil
Corp.—Six
six
of
months
the
based
1961
on
of
last
period
other
including State
602,137
$38,132,059
in
sales
net
six
penses
the
first
gasoline
and
oil
of
six
1961
and
and
class
statement
A
common
offering
Securities
oil
taxes
with
stock,
will
Co.,
costs,
be
Inc.,
192,
1961,
of
still
uses
the
stuffed
toys
to
former
n-
•
■
.
general
popular
prices
which
are
in
trade
a
Of
name.
the
addition
stock
to
certain
class
B
dividend
President, and
The
with
The
the
net
In
indebtedness,
and
has
gi
reported
for
$35,84^,479,
J.
Roush,
Chairman
$1.18
share
per
stock
common
six
last
year,
was
of
outstanding
Sept.
193,
1,
1961
of
three
earned
has
called
class
A
will
for
redemption
stock
in
cents
Sales
at.
on
Not
'.Net
in
for
gain
the
of
ended
the
17 Vi.
7%
cents,
for
••
29
•
1961
months
first
half
of
in
ren^lri19! T!d
net
of
share
per
the
the
63
cents
double
year
and
stock
on
compares
the
Thomas
March
June
T.
and
■
Atlanta
30,
1961
to 95
of
net
s
sties
per^iod
cents
or
It
Reg.
offer
a
ry.
Net
Sales
a
at
for
$1.01
*269,660
$122,196
ops.
$91,865
35,236
36,876
report
to
the
dividends
first
of
earnings of
of
I960.—V.
70
193,
common
cents
p.
a
share
stock
on
1454.
"
first
corporation
011
July
May
in
proceeds
are
reported
ended
share
a
for
.
Sales
30,
first
of
V
reached
of
a
$5,115,066,
to
be
used
for
a
Inc.
business
25,
repayment
of
A
a
as
in
is
of
a
1960,
engaged
which
offices
Ohio,
it
loans.
:;
,
the
the
59
comparable
President
the
first
however,
cents
earlier
months
-
•
$1.52
or
half
of
which
chief
and
•
$23,161,830,
for
quarter,
six
the
over
share,
a
1960.
equivalent
was
a
share reported for the
expectations," Mr, Steipiger
of
higher costs, including those imposed
refinery strikes, and a substantial de¬
largely responsible for the lower second
193, p. 2480.
and
estimated
million,
of
net
$2.24
or
$83.4
earnings
share.
a
million,
for
the
This
$1.72
or
1960.
is
earnings
for
compared
quarter
of
1961
with
$36.2
1960.-S-V.
"•
'
V
.
were
•'
:
193,
„
million,
75
or
1733.
" 5 " •'/
p.
.
1
•
in
the
'
$49
.
million,
cents
share,
a
iv
>
,
half
increase
;
\
estimated
an
first
an
share,
a
'
shares
on
July 25, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 50,000'
10 cents) to be offered at $4, through Aetna Se¬
York, Roman & Johnson, Fort Lauderdale, and
(par
Corp.,
New
proceeds
to
are
building
Miami.
be
used
Net
Fla.
for
expansion,
■
.
••
.
repayment
inventory,
of
loans,
accounts
income
purchase
receivable
capital.
df
and
v
Southern California
!
for
the
Edison
Co.—Quarterly Report-
for
company
the
second
quarter
of
1961
on
flow-through basis amounted to $13,253,897, E. R. Peterson, VicdPresident, reported. After provision for dividends on all classes of
a
$2,161,745
$555,760
224,906
_
and
shares
,
common
.per
he
of
preference
stocks
stock
share
common
on
this
compared
9,535,045
amounted
with
for
net
a
the
$1.15
to
of
9.979 217
on
$11,848,119,
second
quarter
said.
or
$1.05
last
of
year,
flow-through earnings for the quarter included the equivalent
cents a share
resulting from the use of accelerated depreciation
17
the
provision
Peterson
depreciation
on
As
record
-
Net
30%-"' increase.-—V.
»
of
-1
",
tax
net
earnings
for
1960
and
such
future
time
reasonable
*■"
■
■
.
rates
"
result
of
a
petition filed with the Public Utilities Com¬
a
hearing on this order, several days of hearings were
early July, at which time Edison offered projections of its
earnings on a flow-lhrouph basis ,to show their xeo.sonableness.
in
the
of
for
to
it
rendered,
quarter
he
reported.
amounted
1960.
months
to
$81,014,296i
to
1
June
30,
with
compared
share
$1.99
been
over
an
V
flow-through
similar period
-
.
six
$2.32
Common
Southern
1961
to
has
second
9%
or
the
equal
amounted
the
$6,800,784
was
I960.
matter
for
revenue
income
basis,
;
1
for
increase
.
"
•
by the Public Utilities Commit1961, relating to the use of accelerated
purposes,
if made final, would adversely
heh
Gross
to Arnold A.
for the period
company's
decision
No
$113,445,
income
taxes.
issued
21,
in
future
,
share
a
the
over
for
income
order
an
March
on
pending a determination of just and
flow-through basis.
v
s;'•
a
held
■,'£
57' cents
or
a
the
Federal
that
might elapse
as
mission
^
for
said
sion of California
,
1961
on
$2.22. for
a
the
earnings computed on a normalized basis
with $1.93 a year ago.—V. 194, p. 468.
compared
Co.
Secondary Stock
—
Offering
Aug.
—
11,
reported that 80,000 shares of this company's
outstanding common stock had been sold at $56,375 per
share
through Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch,
was
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.—V. 193,
1493,
p.
.
••
organized
1947.
under
under
to
in
the
and
primarily
3135
GIVING
".
and
the
and
states
Class
B
stock
(par
stock
Exclusive
class
B
par
of
facilities
V
St.,
EFFECT
at
E.
N,
TO
;
cent)—
one
181,000
shares
a
east
of
f335
West
PRESENT
which
1,000,000 shs.
Astock
are
..*194,000 shs.
tl81,000 shs.
reserved
for
1,000
and
class
B-l
B-5.—V.
a
Sales
30,
and
1961
stock
193,
p.
and
45,000
sales
and
year
of
for
to
of
slightly
-
resulted
pared
quarter
A
1960.
of
in
with
of
more
a
of
the
corporation
$25,489,855
.
this
purchase,
; Secretary, Arthur Bieler,
dent,
who
will
receive
and
the
for
and
higher
A.
for
of
of
year.
favorable
product
June
.
•
the
equal
or
'
50
quarter
to
26
cents
-
.
,
mix
and
the
ended
cents
per
-
benefit
June
"
of
30,
share,
per
share,
in
the
Co.,
Inc.),
share
by
together
agreement in Julv
an
sheet
1961,
distribution
wholesale
and
equipment;
metal
products;
supplies;, heating
and
and
Treasurer,
the
the
and
interest
nine
other
in
all
and
aggregate
an
of
affiliated
said
Joseph
of
Bieler/
59,376
a
common
the
Vice-Presishares
in
will also
outstanding stock of Jim Kay Homes,
agreement,
company
companies
which, as a group, are en¬
the acquisition of land, the construction of singlethereon, and the sale of such hones to the
publicj
-Such companies will be acquired frm Max
Goldstein, President, and
Lester
Goldstein, Vice-President,
in
exchange
for
an
aggregate
of
126,900
.
1961
first
hemes
sale,
payable
and
accounts
a
office
the
$78,603
to
in
applied
facilities
of
$92,266
retire
estimated
be
incurred
payment
facilities
the
will
factor,
receivable;
additional
Of
$349,681
to
sales
merchandise,
and
shares
common
stock
house
-
-
com¬
the
loan
,
in
$289,124,
$550,763,
'
ended
per
gaged principally in
the
.*•
operations
loss
quarter
$.001
Products
accessories
to
Inc.
were
recorded
for
outstanding
■
eMtal
inventorying,
exchange therefor. Pursuant
.
approximately
24%
first quarter
of
than sales of $24,892,892 for the second
Roemer, Chairman and.,;President, . an¬
$20,573,724
James
profit
a
the
*
class
2480.
♦
level
'•
at
Inc.,
Co.,
$55,000
and
40,000
cooling units; floor coverings; and numerous other items allied to the
'foregoing products.- Said companies < were owned by. Bernard Pieler,
conversion
Shares
includes
pursuant to
in
engaged
Securities
commission
also
underwriters
officials.
roofing materials, supplies
hea'ing and
tir-conditioning
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
revenues
amounted
than
the
to
company (formerly Southern
four companies acquired
family
Sharon Steel
mhtc
sold
acquire
into
B-4
be
Netherlands
share
pev
statement
Of
stock.
B-3,
to
by
$0,715
a
registration
The
with
-553,500
350,000 shs.
class
management
St.,
C.
$109,569
•
receive
The
shares
common
Outstanding
■
underwritersheaded
will
expenses.
FINANCING
.
553,500.
-
of
Fifth
Washington, 1D.
Southern Diversified Industries, Inc.—Common
Reg.—
through
the
offices and
warehousing
St.,: New York, N. Y.
It also
cent)———-
one
of
domestic
executive
$429,569
A
.:
v.-
..
distribution
foreign
37
•
This company of 3690 N. W. 62. St.,
Miami, F!a„ filed a regigtra.tion statement with the SEC on Aug. 8
covering 250.000 shares of com-,
mori stock,
to
be offered
for
public sale at $5.50 ptv share.
The
offering will
be
made
on
an - "all
or
nothing best
efforts"
basis
which
assumed
was
,
both
in
17th
warehouse
at
of
payable—trade
Class
♦
Service
proprietorship
importation
equipment
•
laws-of -the
the vname ' of
sole
a
the
six
&
mod-,
as
earnings
corporation
The
'1,605,985
Tne present corporate name
sells
and
Notes
t Divided
100 000
for
7%
L. Steiniger,
were
"below
was
$108.8
:
machinery,
according
high
Sundry indebtedness
com¬
Harbison
the
general
a
:
of about
share
a
against
prices
share,
'
'
working
1,687,376
increase
new
successor
1945.
photopraphic
CAPITALIZATION
company
covering
half
coincidence
rGuardian Securities Corp.,
*
'
*,
1961.
Cincinnati,
Higher
through
the
"Even
January-April period would
it was pointed out.
1
subsidiaries
and
by E.
second
1960,
the
second
'
curities
.
representing
Mountains.
Its
principal
facilities are located at 33 East
i.«! sharedforthe
iewer snares 101 tne
Reg.
$3.
the
to
season.
;
announced
of
oi
a
common
totaled
1326.
p.
167,179
-
-
.
nounced.
«
'.volume
—Files With
"$535,150
$153,308,
34%
a
half
company
was
York
on
Dec.: 30.
New
quarter
filed
lost
.
profits,"
gain
a
$1.40
or
maritime
over
half
The
$2,222,526
.
"
manufacture
Gardena, Calif.—
Exchange Commission— '
1961
in
to
chain
a
below
was
Southern Belle Electrical
Industries, Inc„ Hialeah, Fla.
Securities and Exchange
Commission—J jV
- J1
$3,032,200 $16,480,705 $20,727,545
1,274,836
6,590,044
9,452,173
earnings
June
the
against
company
Produ«ts, Inc.,
31,
of
the
first
income.—V.
year
thu
and
,
months
variety
and
t0 *
.
level
to
unit
volume
Christmas
volume
corporation
1961
the
company
$1.01
or
in
12.
Suppliers,
this
Securities
net
this
affect
President.
share
outstanding
single
a
record
-the
the
leverage
that
the
Second-quarter
nan
191,
an
the
attributed
announced
share
product
30%
."of
2604.
p.
B-2,
for
the
"
for
severe
The
1931—Month—1960
1961—6 Mos.—1960 ■
$12,704,731 $13,381,994 $78,871,698
$83,780,118
9,957,770
10,329,794
62,390,993
63,052,573
expenses-
of
common snare
stockholders
stock
the
the
a
cited
in
of
-.
Rocky
Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
preferred
record
a
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—6 Months' Earns. Forecast
-1961—f»Mos.—1960
-
.
170
common
to
:
.
even
1961, showed
quarter of
quarter
Files
—
machinery
Authorized
outstanding
per
it
$21,661,551,
He
cline
$13,643,482
6,002,119
purpose^
the
274,103
year
428.
p.
37 %.
:;.V -VV
was
for
cents
the
by
A
earlier.—V.
year
BUSINESS—The
of
tne
with
period
six
The
highest
totaled
for
due
Report—
from
"
following
officer.
income
46
second
covering 72,000
$3.50, through'!. R- E.
$361,525
inc.
corporation
cents
wide
yeaf earlier. l"t
a
per
it
said.
Ry.—Earnings—
.
revenue—
p.
commenced
President '
and
registrar
debentures
ended
moving
.
additional
of
30,
against
to
purchase' Cof
$396,299
expenses-
State
from
1961
and
fund
"
share-
represents
of
last
trustee
1493.;'
income
unlimited."
1961—6 M^s.—1960
1961—Month—1960
ing capital.
cents
second
per
totaled
share.—
per
..
sinking
increased
year
that
recalled
June
Earnings
.
general corpdfate
reported.
revenue—
$6,681,739,
on
32
Arden
quarter
quarter
comparable
194,
Quarterly
before
|ROtiwy)vRcCreation
With
The
being
Service Photo Industries,
Inc.—Class A Stock Offered
—Pursuant to an Aug.
4, 1961 prospectus, N. lA* Hart &
Co., Bayside, N. Y., publicly offered
150,000 class A
shares of this firm's stock at
$4 per share. Net proceeds,
estimated at $495,000, will be used
by the company for
the repayment of
debt, advertising and sales, and.work■-
24%
of
period,
.
1,217,804
greater
The
virtually
.
•
per
of
considerable
p.
executive
on
32r?Son'S 'MV shares "•"8,636_equiv"£td\„f°8l c^ts
o?1 <"
1,640,623
r
1 lies
is
a
offered
for
$2,746,961
the
185,
all
the
up
$18,712,874, the
company's history.
$1,737,672
I960.—V.
income
to
almost
to
the
$1,644,661, equal
with
sharply
1960,
rose
in
ended June
$38,090,372
reported
same
attention
transportation,
that
filed
to be
ops.
maintains
months
Rochester Telephone
snare
Net
Y.
operating inc.—
Saltzman,
prior
dividend.—
-
$17,457,203 in
$18,512,615 in the
six
agaipst
of
••
quarter
compared
-
&
from
194,
49
or
Co.—Quarterly Report
1961,
months
over
over
the
three
second
30,
quarter
,
the
June
three
second
^come amounted to
mon
share,
the
the
193,
.1960
v
$11
increased
company
first
the
any
increase
in
all
of
$1,972,296 $12,077,750
889,194
4,975,221
used
$25,600,000
rev.I from ry.
ry.
—V.
•
.
Sept.
and
retailing
report
•ended
,
$5,426,291 $32,235,940 $34,252,388
3,453,935
20,158,190
20,608,906
1961,
N.
be
capital
against
Photo
months
the
for
level
080,
2,
cents)
to
components
operating
Ry. operating
converted
receive
announced.
<
Craft
.
the
operating
194, p. 118.
at
2050.
p.
Earnings
Fof
25.
Seaboard Air Line RR.-
the
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
*
10
Period End. June 30—
'
51
of
Ry.
$33,828 396
per share.
company's class A stock is
convertible into common
share-for-share basis.
Any shares of class A stock
the
Sabre
A
corporation
its
$1.77
Such
Board, stated these earnings are
1,138,191 outstanding shares of class
on
cents
1960
Sinclair Oil Corp.—June
Report—
1,634,123
rev.
The
revenue
to
revenues
24
of
•
Ry.—Earnings—
924,544
Aug.
are
ry.
—V
periods (24 weeks) ended
income
of
$1,337,580 after
net
and
or
period
equal
appointed
4%%
sales
fiscal
observed
preferred
Redeem Stock—
to
in
income
Net
Net
the
V.
t
the-
Seagrave Corp.—Six Months'
Report—.
The
a
"plus
boats
$2,223,205
Levittown,
Savannah
proceeds from
.
,
r—V.
Marine engines
Propulsion
and
Skylark
1961—Month—1960
on
working
operating
Ry. operating
$849,933.
The
of
^
"
(par
Corp.,
and
the
the
and
comparable periods
income after taxes of
to
To
powered
Period End. June 30—
The
.
shares
on
.
combined. The comparative
figure for 1960, based
same
number of shares
outstanding, is 75 cents per share
company operates on a 13
four-week. period calendar with three
periods in each of the first three
quarters and four periods in the
fourth quarter.
on
Jet
the
and
forms
3,411,898
*Ry.
mainly
company has outstanding
stock (after
giving effect to a 37-200July, 1961)
of
which
Sherman
Rosenburg,
Kofiman, Vice-President, own 50% each.
the
net
equal
.
' '
.
company amounted to $811,000, or 50 cents a
outstanding shares, for, the first half of 1961.,
compared with $759,000, or 47 cents a share a
year earlier, on 1,620,930
shares,
this
manufacturer
of
electrical
and
electronic
instru¬
company
common
in
Joseph C.
company
17,
196,1,
Galen
•
other
Southwestern
proceeds
Net
Roadway Express Inc.—June Report—
taxes.
22
$5,635,103
share,
manu¬
distributed
sales
$261,639,
comparable
year
was
the
greatest
period
of
expansion
in
the
61-year history
of Simon
Hardware .Co:
60,000
square-foot
Oakland' central
warehouse
was
opened
in
September; in October the 100,000 square-foot, three-level
parking
facility adjoining the Oakland main store was
put into operation; an
the 100,000 square-foot
Walnut Creek store was opened in November,
ox
42,QC0 shares of
June
Gray
includes
Krenzler,
in
expenses-
$24,600,000,
large retail chain organizations.
were
primarily
amount
Sangamo Electric Co.—Six Months' Report—
replacement and additional equipment and
machinery upon
into the newly acquired
property, and the balance
for a general
expansion plan including
expansion, among other things,
of product lin.es, sales
organizations and inventories.
In
Mr.
revenue-
equipment,
ex¬
of operations
removal
states
oper.
ments
$17,500 for expenses.
Columbia Toy Co.) is engaged
as
h.p.
&:<•;*,».>' .v1;
.
and
sale, $40,000 will be allocated to the purchase down
payment
buiid.ngs in Kansas City.;($360,500 purchase
price), $60,000 to the
purchase
series
Vagabond
propulsion
for the jet
corporation
The
and
name
188
1200.
p.
Investors
through underwriters headed by Midland
George K. Eaum & Co., which will receive a
at
and
cruisers^ *, "
STAR-FIRE
oper.
common
in
stock
the
The
of
mgde
and
through wholesalers
share
jet
on
potential
of
operating
in
given
of
A Registered—
(formerly
facture
with
The
their
19,
Tacoma, Wash, company,- has
Family Jet Cruisers to..: the
and
Manufacturing Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$173,-
amounted
the
t-
12th St., Kansas City, Mo., filed a
regis¬
the SEC on
Aug. 7 covering 120,000 shares of
to be offered for public sale at $5
per share.
50d per share commission
The company
on
to
period
been
the,
over
results
business.
1961,
of
1961
The
of
boats
of 3115 East
company,
tration
units.
Net rev. from ry. opers.'
railway oper. inc.—
—V. 194, p. 12.
retirements aggregated
Ro Ko, Inc.—Class
this
series
powered
Net
period
of
amounted
placed
were
This
Steering
-
of
a
Triple-Thrust
;
the
1960
period,
$135,470,078 for the
$136,569,626 for
the
like
with
1961,
months
has
expenses
projected,
The
'"'.
the
share
1960
corresponding
revenue
compared
of
108,899
of
are
new
Custom
Railway
Railway
first
for
30,
loss
$1,954,856,
company's
•
have
$86,566
8,929
193,
totaled
debt
boats
the
—V.
$114,r
per
of
reported
during
erate
$155,290
safety features
of
jet
propulsion,
particularly for
cruising,
skiing and fishing, for beach patroland water-
focused
the respective
two-for-one stock
six
$38,102,535
operating
months
the
the
added
recession
58,924
recreational
instruction,"
sports
•
the
gasoline
period
other
$1.13
level
added
family
of
in
taxes,
for
-
first
holes and
Tne
"The
at $100,497,823;
taxes, excluding gasoline and oil
$6,812,537; provisions for depreciation, depletion,
dry
$18,363,965; and interest on long-term
amounted to $2,606,213.—V.
193, p. 1454.
taxes
to
Saratoga
1961
the
of
Management
2,083,288
-
Salvo
1960.
the
to
for
the
to
for
1961
1961—6 Mos.t-t-1960
$1,953,637
$2,169,854
1,798,347
the
Co.—Appointment—
company
the
to
♦$19,539
President
addition
of
Jet
new
Aqua-Flite
1
Federal
and
months
period in
For
the
effect
$174,672,161
with
and
leaving
give
for
$13,987,894
outstanding
to
revenue
Federal
and
State
year.
first
operating
compared
with
This is equivalent
with $1.73 per share
of
shares
number
average
and
charges
year.
and after adjustment
split effective May 1, 1961.
'•
Sales
all
compared
periods
last
The
coupled
Report—
reports net income after
1961 of $9,179,608 compared
"second
>.,7."y
.
a
for
profit
operation.
382,889
June
with
of
important
were
of
break-even
April 30, 1961. Net income,
dropped to $19,548 from $141,733 in the previous fiscal
year.
After
preferred dividends,
net
was
equal to one cent a share on
630,951 shares, against 27 cents a share on
502,350 shares for the
previous 12 months. The decline in net income was attributed
15,232
-
Period End. June 30—
Months'
corporation
months
first
the
line
shares
with
V
ended
revenues
to
volume
same
said,
quarter
close
however,
118.
p.
Krenzler,
St. Louis
Richfield
The
M.
company's
con¬
30,
194,
announced
regular
and
4.5%.—V.
ox
1454.
p.
'
the
Roemer
second
physical
share.
per
Chairman
compared
cents,
Mr.
the
when
194, p. 322.
$10,130,884
just
fiscal
respectively.—V. 191
..
raou,
quarter
and
The
' $11,864
inc.
oper.
sales
$109,797,561,
in
penoa
the
months
a
1960,
for
1960
Simon Hardware Co.—Annual
in
2.3%.
by
Sabre Craft Boat Co., Inc.—New Jet Line
per
totalled
same
railway
net
sales
-
the
13
300,307
Net rev. from ry. opers.
stock,
comparable.' period in 1960 net income
share on the 2,677,905 shares then
$1.43
and
first,
1961—Month—1960
$312,171
$363,350
oper.
and
June
$200,000,000
Ry.—Earnings—
♦Deficit.—V.
2,694,310
the
period
quarter
in
Irving Trust Co.
1986.—V.
of
results
$46,063,579,
and
Shell Oil
,
third
any
six
to
Sales
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
approximately
the
The
third
on
.
latter half
quarter
$72,395,415, with
V. 189, p. 709.
'
*
1.
.
share,, for
per
over
17
were
for
record
-v
Railway
{
six
per
outstanding,
announced.
was
for
company
$3,923,104,
common
cents
::
;
Revere Copper & Brass Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
-
earnings
.
Period End. June 30—
Net
the
orders
*
•
the
improved
amounted
share.
2293.
1960
$839,378, equal to 59 cents
reported
when
2095.
highest
year's
improvement
revenue
capital
peyiod
'r ''»
•
the
last
or
oper.
p.
$172,228,431
on
same
the
million.—V.
of
share
per
In
showed
Rutland
-
The
$340,000,
also
quarters
p.
Republic Aviation Corp.—Six Months' Report—
v
sales
Railway
•
subsidiary
and
50,000
underwriting.
capital.—V.
sales
Net
Laboratories, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
corporation
wholly-owned
a
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
company
reported that $500,000 of this firm's convertible
debentures and long-term notes had been sold
privately '
to Electronics Capital
Corp., San Diego, a small business
investment company.
The debentures are convertible
into 40% of the company's total common
stock.
The
as
earnings of the company were up during the third
quarter ended June 30,
President Donald E.
Noble
reported at the
regular meeting of the company's board of directors.
'
■■
was
Reid
For
function
V
Rubbermaid
Jon
shares.
achieved
Roxbury and
will
continue
to
distribute
the
full product
lines
Roxbury, Armstrong Cork Co., and Allen Industries in tne territory
now
covered
in
metropolitan New York and northern New Jersey,
Mr.
Anderson explained.
Warehousing and all service functions will
continue from the Jersey warehouse in Clifton.—V.
191, p. 1116.
t.
certain
of
will
in
in
corresponding
of
,
In
factors
1,
of
company
intends
to
establish
in
leased
quarters
at
an
undetermined location in Ohio; to
pay the purchase price of additional
production equipment in the Kansas City and New Haven
plants; and
for working capital.
120,000 shares
instituted
acquisition
of the Jersey Carpet Corp., Clifton, N. J., effective
1961,
through
the purchase
of
the
principal
assets,
was
announced by Charles B. Anderson, President
of Roxbury.
.
Aug.
The
borrowings incurred to provide
working
New. Haven, Conn., plant; for the
purchase of equips
capital and startup costs for a
manufacturing plant
the
for
working
which
the
short-term
repay
tnent,
and
manufacture
by
technique; the manufacture and fabrication
.
loans
to
in
to
Orlando
retire
the
Orlando,
operating
to
$1,086,250
to
finance
a
proceeds from
loan and a
net
bank
acquisition of
Fla.,
the
ware¬
purchase
of
and the carrying ot
retire loans - due management officials
other individuals;
$200,000 to acquire
to
roofing and sheet metal products;
expenses,
serve
as
$300,000
to
a
distribution
establish
a
outlet
for
fund for the
.
cost
economies
Continued
on
page
52
•
Volume
Number 6081
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(641) ' 13
ft
DIVIDENDS
m
announcements
In
nounced
first
are
table
in
which
the
all
the
two
Equity
follow with
we
Per
Name of
ACF
Abrams
(A.
Share
\
Company
Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
R.), Inc.(
changed fwm
quarterly basis.
a
Allied
Products
No
American
8
Inc.
this
at
10-11-
f;
at
Radiator
Mfg.
9-15
8-17
Friden,
Inc.
Standard
11-
10-
2
$5
3c
(quar.)_
.8-11
8-
10-
8V3C
9-15
2
3
9-2'
ing to be held
;
posed
4.60%
•
2-for-l
,9- 1
22 Vic
9-
5
8-22
.8-31
7-31
a
Getz
New
(initial
common,
Atlas
Corp.,
i
5c
8-18
9-
1
1
9-
1
9-18
9-
I, t55c
.
1
9-
preferred (quar.)_____i_lI____,__/__
4'A %
pref erred (quar.)___.
i/
Stockholders
'8-15
9-11
,
vote
Aug.
on
2Va-for-l
split.
21
on
Rights
additional for
issued).,
Bath
Iron
Bayuk
each
9-15
9,
Co.
Works
Coal
will
held
20c/
Security
Northern
-
\■ 4V4%
1
preferred
Hammond
Organ
10-
2
10-
2
»
'
a
.
be
Horner
9-
1
9-18
$1
9-15
Stock
Borax
Brach
(quar.)_____.
dividend
(E.
Bridge
J.)
Common
$2.90
&
Co.
Co.,
American
Ordinary
Tobacco
Co.,
registered
&
Hill
1
8-15
2
9-
8
8-
9
9-
2
9-
Jamaica
1
5%
free
from
__'
•
Brit-
t
„
*
1
8-15
1
8-17
Industries
10-13
10-
2
Co.
Liquid
California
! acking
A
100%
Labrador
Lake
9:
5
Gas
holders
8-30
8-18
Ice
Canadian
<
,
10c
Corp.
Quarterly
Calelli
5c
class A
Ltd.,
Natural
Bank
$20c
Service,
class
A
70c
2
9-15
9-
(Phila.)
5%%-
McCormick
8-18
Menasco
8-17
Mercantile
8-31
8-19
Meredith
35c"'
"
55c
*
9-30
9-3
9-13
8-22
75c
9-
9
10-
1
9-14
10-
2
9-14
.
8-18
60c
$13.25
_
1
(quar.)
(quar.).—
7I/sc,
common
(qUar/)_
(quar.)—,___
________
5%
preferred
(quar.)__,l
15c
9
9-
29
1
9-
9-
*1
62 72c
9-
1
9-
8
Fund
Copp Clark Publishing Co.,
Crocker-Anglo National
(Helene)
Class
Cyprus
Mines
9-15
14c'
(quar.)
__1a.
2c
8-30
Corp.
1
Power
New
30c
,
9-25
3.90%
Del
9-11
preferred C
Monte
Co.
Delaware
Dictaphone
.
4%
Bound
&
Corp.,
preferred
Distillers
9-
1
1
9-
1
97V2C
Duncan
Ciass
RR.
(monthly)-
(quar.)
8-14
New
1
8-15
Investment
8-15
8-20
8-12
.
.
Ltd.
Eddy
common
(quar.)_4
Electric
A
(quar.)____
Storage
1
2"'
57 %c
10-14
4c
9-15
8-17
9-15"
9-
t40c
9-20
8-21
26 «/4c
S-ll
8-18
$1
9-11
8-18
25c
r\
12 %c
10-
1
8-31
8-14
9-
15c
8-18
9-
55c
Battery
(quar.)
A
--%*
•
8
9-15
9-
18c
9-12
8-28
1
8-18
9-
9-15/,
9-12
9-29
25c
10-
9-15
14c
9-
8-21
7c
9-
8-15
7c
9-
8-15
9-
8-15
75c
9-
____
;_____
8-15
10c
12-15
11-30
9-15
8-31
9-
—_
'
\
•
Co.
9
8-18
$15c
(quar.)
Ltd;
9-19
9-15
3772b
9-30
8-31
60 c
1
(quar.)_.
Inc.,
(quar.)______
common
$1
10-
1
$1.077a
10-
1
Marine
&
Insurance
(quar.)—
8-31 '
8-31 '.
10-10
10-17
36c
u—
4c
,
dividend)
9-
1
8-18
4c
*___.
(stock
10-
8-18
1
8-18
—_
772c
9-
8
$$1.25
9-
1
8-24
SI
9-15
8-18
9-12
8-25
:
1_
pfd.
(increased)—:
Steel
&
Investors—
Southwestern
•
preferred .(quar.)—.
7-31
9-15
-x___
B
class
9-
1
9-15
9-
1'
9-
6
8-21
94c
(quar.)_
A
3%7c
(quar.)
Standard
9-20
.9-6
9-1
8-15
5c
preferred
9-29
Non-voting
9-15
5
9-12
9-
30c
8-25
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
State
Bank
9-
1
8-15
32c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
5
8-18
10c
9-
Stetson
8%
A
10-31
9-8
9-15
9-
1
8-18
10c
9-
9-30
9-
9-11
8-25
1
Corp.
Trust
Stratton
Terstegge
&
Corp.
New
(initial-quar.)
common
57c
preferred (quar.)—
—:
Superior Propane,'. Ltd. (quar.)_—
common
Extra
9-16
8-25
5
8-15
9-
6
8-24
8-18
9-
8
8-18
9-
8
8-18
Trav-ler
:_
15c
9-29
'9-15
10c
8-30
8-15
45c
35c
95c
96V4C
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
:_
—_—
Book
.
(J.
2
9-
1
United
Aircraft
Carbon
9-
1
United
10-
10-
9-
1
United
9-
1
Cities
572%
Co.
(quar.)—
Gas,
common
preferred
6%
preferred
6%
.
preferred
8-21
United
9-12
8-21
United Sheet Metal
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
10-
1
8-31
U.
8-31
$1.1272
$1.1772
$35c
1
8-31
10-16
9-
8-31
8-18
North
Pennsylvania Railroad
8-25
North
River
10-
1
8-31
8-17
9-29
2
Northern
9-15
9-
Natural
Common
8
5 72%
(N.
9-11
9-
9-29
S.
1
quar.)
(quar.)
5.80%
8-31
S-29
9-15
25c
9-15
8-24
$15c
9-15
.8-16
9-15
8-16
4727c
50c
9-15
8-25
5%
Norwich
1
preferred
&
(Fayment
this-
at
Nova Scotia
Worcester
on
the
time).'
10-
2
9-
10-
2
9-15
$50c
9-
Publishers
&
1
8-15
8
U.
S.
Rubber
8 7c
1st
Light & Power, 4%
Co.,
5%
9-
1'
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-30
9-15
8-15
8-
8
8-15
8-
8
9-11
8-15
9-11
8-21
9-
9-15
5
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
1
9-
i8c
l5c
8c
60c
8-31
8-31
10-
1
.
8-15
8-24
8-10
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
55c
$2
9-
9
8-21
9-
9
8-21
75c
$1.37/2
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
80c
Weston
472 7c
9-20
9-
1
9-15
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-15
9-
i
37c
9-22
9-
8
75c
9-10
8-25
$1272C
(quar.)_
67c
$$1
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
9- J;
8-
9
Surety (Kansas)
Gas
8-18
9-
1
8-18
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
9-30
9-13
9-20
25c
$1-25
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
9-
25c
(quar.)—
.
$7%c
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
8-16
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
+ii
2nd
—
—
Weycnberg Shoe Mfg. (stock dividend)
(Subject to approval of stockholders
T$i.t>u
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Aug.
300%
29).
Paper
Whippany
Machine
Whitin
Wilson
$$1.1272
—-—
_—^
common
(quar.)—
&
Power
&
Co.
omitted
$6272C
—
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
(George),
Class
8-18
10-
Co.
&
Western
8-18
4272c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Western Casualty &
9-
9
(quar.)—:
(quaf.) _1
'
preferred
preferred
8-25
$1.40
(quar.)
9-15
common
preferred
prior
Williams
pfd.
8
______
Chemical Products,
$1
'•
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)—-.
9-
r—
r—
.(quar.)
Virginia Dare Stores
227jc
'<
$1.45
stock
2
.
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common
8
RR.—
preferred
8
10-
—
preferred
9-
$1.31 Vz
__.
8
9-
(quar. ) v(quar.)——
—_—
common
(quar.)—
Gypsum Co.,
9-22
37TzC
(quar.)—
8-31
9
8-31
Gas—
(increased
5.60% preferred
9
9■
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
8-14
—
9-15
50c
(quar.)__
!___
9-
2
1
60c
quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)—___(Chicago)
Extra
7%
9-14
25c
-
Y.)
preferred
9-
1
8-25
9-
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
8-14'
2
America
of
Co.
—
Printers
7-27
(quar.)
Ltd.
8
2
9-29
9-15
Insurance
Quarterly
8-17
1
_______—
(quar.)——
series)
(1959
9-12
10-
1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
8-21
15c
(increased
6
9-
10-
7
$1.1272
—
(1958 series)
8-28
United
(quar.)
Corp.
9-11
$1.38
30c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
9-
8
9-
20c
Insurance
J.)
9-15
9-
class A (stock dividend)
(stock dividend)————
Class B
$5.50
Machinery
6
9-
10-
Triangle Corp.,
9-14
$1.07Va
Industries
Rubber
1
9-15
2
9-15
10-
15c
25c
3174c
3174c
dividend)-
(stock
Radio
35c
18c
% 7c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
50c
50c
18c
13%c
15c
15c
class
15c
Co
Products
9-
22 7*c
5c
class
New
9-12
10-
15c
—
8-25;
1
'
5c
Xquar.):
8-30
2 7c
2 7c
—.—
35c
35c
i-'
1
9-
5%
;
—
Supply Co. of America—
A (initial-quar.)__
B
(initial-quar.)
Transamerica Corp., 47*7c pfd. (quar.)_^
(quar.)
8-25
9-15
$20c
8-18
———
8-15
8-25
„
9-15
Ltd.
(G.)
8-18
—-—
1
9-11
Tractor
9-15
Tamblyn
1
series
Blank
—
—
1
(quar.)___
9-
9-11
5
8
9-
—*—
9-
8-18
2
127*c
62 72c
$10c
$10°
.__
9-
(quar.)—
9-15
2
1
674c
9-
$10c
;
9-15
2
9-
20c
—
(quar.)__L___'__——
45c
(quar.)—
1010-
12 72c
/
Co. (quar.)
9-29
10-
50c
45c
—
(quar.)___
common
$$1.37%
_-.—___.
Co.
(quar.)__—____
8-18
10-16
50c
(quar,)____
(quar.)________
Texas Gulf
Producing (quar.)__
;__
Thorofare Markets/common
(quar.)
57c conv. initial pfd. (quar.)
5%
non-conv
pfd. B (quar.)
$1.21
(quar.)_
Service,
preferred
B
8-15
1
9-11
45c
45c
1_'
—:
9-
Super Valu Stores—
1
dividend
50c
(quar.)—,—._—____
common
preferred
Stylon
(quar.)
com.
(Albany N,.'Y.)——
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
,
25c
J_
8-18
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)___—______—._
common
Drug, Inc. (quar.)___—_*—/__
(John B.) Co.—
Sterling
8-21
5c
62 72C
93%c
:____
—
Oil (Ohio),
5'
25c
——
(A. E.) Mfg., common (quar.):—.—
$3.75 preferred (quar. )_l_/_____/_v_—___
Milling,
8-
8-15
3772c
$1.12 72
—
:
Staley
Standard
8-15
*
X2-for*,l stpekijspHt)b.i.'i/ii__iJjiO^__ia.'
Spiegel, Inc., common' (quar.)_;
9-15
&
Wisconsin
Woodward
5%
'
8-25
(quar.)_
Saw
SoUithern
$4.50
8-29
1
9-
Company v (quar,;)nwz"-:_/uiij.u'i,ii__
■
60c
Spring Bed/,(quar. )-j__—> 50c
Simonds
Simmons
:
9-18
9-
Mfg. Co., common (quar.25c
'3.657c preferred (quar.)_
9174c
1
9-15
57c
Scovill
8-18
$10c
(quar.)
Y
9-
68 %c
$$1.12%
pfd.
3.80%
1
1
8-25
9-10
45c
8-25
,
(subject to the approval of
H.)
Industries
8
9-15
$1.12%
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
1
9-
t
25c
:—
(monthly)
(monthly)
Scientific
9-29
15c
—__u_
(St.* Louis)
9-15
9-
$30c
(quar.)
6
25c
Scripto, Inc.,. class A_—.—'
Simon (H.) & Sons, Ltd., 5%
—
(quar.)
Norris-Thermador
25c
'''••■•*■'/
>
9-
$1.75
r_—_
Co.
Newfoundland Light & Power,
$25c
Trust,
(quar.)__
Class
9-
9-
Hampshire
40c
—
ordinary
Ltd.,
8-18
10-2
A
Class
1
10-
Newberry
1
25c
___.
A
Ecuadorium Corp.
Paper,
National
1
15c
;
,
Economic
9-15
$12 %c
Fire
Paul
Class
,
10c
—_
15c
____:
1
Schneider (Walter J.)^r-
8-31
9-
St.
West
9-
35c
inc.
class
B
9-30
9-29
$1.1114
Food
9-
$1
•
•_
:
Electric
11c
25c
Co.'_—___—
Presto
9-
30c
-
(quar.)'_____
10-
22c
35c
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Enterprises,
Cq.
preferred
50c
(quar.i_L^_
10-15
75c
(quaf.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.307c
8-25
(quar.)
4.507c
5Jc
(quar.)
9-15
10-15
40c
preferred
.4%
8-31
9-15
$15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Utilities,
common
50c
1______^
____
(quar.)
177aC
C.)
(H.
Stores
Weeden
8-14
jl
:
Corp.
9-15
75c
1
National
8-14
933/4C
Corp.-Seagrams,' Ltd.
Monthly
Drexel
9-15
7%c"
-
"
—
.
.
.
(quar.)_—,
Inc.__
Industries,
Safeway
9-1
9-29
preferred
4.70%
8-14
9-
(quar.).
Brook
Dominguez Oil Fields
Draper
9-15
15c
9-
National
-_
_^_
_■
C.
8-24
1
8-28
22c
(quar.)
Prop_rti:s
•*
9-
10-
Montreal
8-15
93%c
'
Extra
8-22
-
8-25
20c
1—
(quar.)
Morningstar-Paisley. Inc.
Morton (B. C.) Fund—
&
Light(initial-quar.)
A
(quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)_'_
9-1
(quar.)______
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd..
preferred
3.75%
9-11
Industries)-
common
3.75%
25c
25c
(quar.)
&
Edison,
Public
$5.52
8-16
8-31
Trust
Oil
National
Dayton
Russell
(quar.)_—___
—
97l/2C
(quar.)_
i_;—__—$1.08%
Growth
(quar.)—
$1,127;*
(quar.)
I.
8
preferred
preferred
3.90%
$4.30
Industries—
Curtis
8-22
I
(Hartford)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
dividend
the
9-
____
Montana-Dakota
8-11
9-
35c
4
Stock
8-22
10-
Stock
8-31
10-15
$10c
(quar.)_
A
$3c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bank
Co., class
(see Helene
A
8-15
-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Ray)
Missouri
8-25
Stock
9-1
,
,
—
Express
A
10-
Publishing Co. (quar.)„__
4.45 %
P-17
35c
-
1
9-15
$1.25
___
(resumed)
Midwest
8-17
"______
(J.
Meyer-Blanke
5
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (qrar.)_
Commonwealth International Leverage Fund
Mfg.
preferred
4.35 7c
8-17
50c
&
Roadway
Robertson
(quar.)___
Co., voting common
Mfg.
3.85%
8-15
_,
preferred
Curtis
2
8
(quar.)
common
Metropolitan
<
.
1
Corp.
&
McDermott
8-17
8-31
4
9- 5
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
preferred
9-
—
com.
(quar.)..
preferred
8-31
45c
(quar.)
9-15
\
of
(quar.)—,___
Telephone, com.
(quar.)_i_^
Co.
Telephone
preferred
2
—_________
common
Cement
8-25
r
20c
$1
(quar.)___;__
10-
—
(quar.)_—
Co.,
preferred
$13c
pfd—"./
4%
Finance
9-
$1.25
Power,
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
4% %
preferred (quar.)
8-15-
(quar.$1.25
Colonial Sand & Stone
Crown
9-
25c
—_—
Company
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Bond
2
15c
"(quar.)——
Gas
12V2C
non-cum.
Bank
International
Composite
10-
time).
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Marquette
8-25
,
Stores,'
67c
,
(quar.)_—__—
Non-voting
(quar.)
(quar.)__________
Co.
8-21
30 c
(quar.)____
Pipe Co;
Star
4.84%
8
Me.)—
:
Chicago Title & Trust
Colonial
9-
$28c
Ltd.,
Penn National
Coca-Cola
10-
$20c
Spark Plug (quar.)_______
Champlin Qil & Refining—
Coca-Cola
District
Co.
Inc.
$25c
preferred
9-15
B
$1.12%
____—
Co., class A
Acceptance
Mac why te_
(quar.)
Champion
$3
9-
Ltd.—
Gas,
;(Portland,
Products,
Charge
Central
9-22
Lone
stock¬
to
__.
Central
8-31
(quar.)
subject
_______
Food
Exlra
9-15
9-15
Machine,
National
572%
.$1.27
Class
1
—
Plantation
Loblaw,
(quar.)-.
preferred (quar.)__
Canal
(quar.)_
A
preferred
Lihue
preferred
5!/a%
8-21
-,orp.—r
Western
4%
9-15
—
(quar.)
common
Organization, Inc.
Leece-Neville
payment at this
approval
Canadian
$1.25
40c
(quar.)—
Superior
5%
8-16
.
dividend
stock
8-21
20c
Co.; Ltd._——._:—
Company, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Kent-Moore
7d
(quar.)__
'9-14
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Ritter Finance, class A (quar.)
Slorer
20c
.
California
9-15
Kekaha Sugar
Kendall
Lock Joint
Cadre
Supply,
preferred
Levine's, Inc.
time)
$1.11
Inyest0rs^tquaT).)_r'T_
Water
Kawneer
-
35c
com.
10-13
.
Stanley Home Products-Voting,
•.
.*__
__,
:___
on
8-21
8-15
9-
.
1
Co.—
(No action taken
8-21
Class
9-
93%c
British
75c
—______
Gas
Forests,
Rico
8-21
-,
this
8-18
(quar.)__,
common
Distance
preferred
9-15
,
8-18
2
at
1
9-
,8-18
8-24
7d
(final
77c
Puerto
$1.10
___^—x_r____^___
9-15
9-14
9-14
(quar.)__—
Pitney-Bowes. Inc.
(quar.)_
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula RR.—
9-15
—_
Container,' Class A Xquar.')'____'—ll'i_
International Nickel, Ltd, (Canada)
(quar.).
International, Paper Co/, common (quar.)_.:..
$4 preferred (quar.)_____
Interstate Engineering Corp.—
•
New
common
(initial)
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)__.
9-20
10-
omitted
payment
8-23
55c
Piper Aircraft
9-15
Inland
1
1
10-
30c,
(quar.)_
Forge Co.
Bunker
9-
Co.—
8-23
8-30
19)
Corp.,
Natural
.9-1
(quar.)__—.•____
preferred, (quar.)
$4.50
from
tax)__:
Bamom
Buffalo
(Common
Ltd.—
free
Co.
9-5
8-30
4c
(increased-quar.)__
Oct.
preferred
$1.06%
(quar.)
9-19
25c
-
$72Vic
"1
_*
income
_"___
(increased)—
(quar.)i___
!______
tax)
Ordinary
Broderick
1
; 9-
9-21
37,VaC
com.
A
20c
equal to approximately 8 3/10c based on the free market
rate of exchange)
25c
$50c
v.„______
.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Insurance
8-24
$70c
8-18
25c
Ltd.
Long
87c
8-15
1
(quar.)—
Circuit Breaker
Incorporated
(Canada), Ltd.— /_<
bearer '(final
income
1
9-
9-15
10c
Corp.,. 47a7o. preferred
$1.05
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A Xquar.)___
4.60%
1
10-
$10c
preferred
isli
(increased)-
(quar.)_!_____
pref.
British
-
9-
_____—
Mining
Co.
Ford,
Phoenix
8-30
/
,,
a4%
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
3%%
Sons
Tank
&
2
(interim)-,
1
"9-
9-
9-
5%
Ltd.—
Ordinary
10-;
10-30
25c
__
Holdings,
Deferred
>
Corp.
;
3
$62 Vac
8-18
30c
Potlatch
..
8-.8
1
9-15
10c
I-T-E
8-31 J
9-
1 25c 7
___
_
9-28
11-
8-18
1
(Payment 01 25 centavos
8-22
2
8-15
$10c
___;
Curtis Industries/ class
Homestake
10-
1
11-15
1
9-
(quar.)_
A
preferred
Perfex
11-30
__'—.—
Pak, Inc. (quar.)
I
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.).
—
Hill's Supermarkets, class A (quar.)__—.___
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
•
9-15
Fisheries
12-15
9-
payment at this
*
Corp.
Telephone
7a%
2
10c
:
(quar.)
Commercial & Sugar_______
10-20
50c
(quar.)__'_.
4
9-11
9-29
15c
(quar.)
com.
class
stockholders
8-31
9-
1
$0.328174
(quar.)__—
&
Peoples
2
10-
55c
Co.
$1
75c
10-
1-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Helm's Express, Inc.
Henderson's Portion
21c
1
9-15
Ltd.'.(s-a)—
Mining,
Helene
*
11-
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (increased)
(2-for-l stock split subject to approval
8-14
30c
(quar.):.:
2 ^
Class "15c
Bibb Manufacturing Co7X quar.
;
25c
Booth
5-31
on
•
Co.,
Pioneer
Hajoca Corp, (quar.)_______
_______—_
Hammermill Paper, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)____—;—_______
>
..
(quar.)
6-21-52
9
9-
9-11
Special
2-28
11-
-
(quar.)
preferred
2
(quar.
Co.
3-21-52
9-
9-15
9-29
37y2C
common
(quar.)
taken
Tube
Penick
8-31
11-30
$1.18%
(quar.)_
States
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
$2.80
10-
9-15
Cascade
9-21
12-21
7 Vac
(quar;)
10-20
Beldipgr$emiflW C<?. (Del.), (quasi*•)Uil7Vac
Bergstaom Paper Cp.y,elass.A (qqaR;)
Boise
B
Peerless
Utilities—
Gas
$1.06
/
(one
also
System
10-20
(quar.)_.
Black-Clawson
8-30
$1.25
;___
i
com.
:_____.
preferred
10-20
(quar.)___
Corp.
9-15
93 %C
(initial)-
$1.75
1
...
Cigars,-Inc.
Beaver
15
-
.
(quar.)
Corp.
.
Barber-Greene
1
9-28
50c
15c
Electronics—
,
Pen
Class
8-25'
25c
•"
.
will
proposed
10-
15c
(quar.)
Payable 0} Rec.
3174c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Bell
action
time)
5
15c
,
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
prefetred (qu'ar.)___T_
Gunnar
8
15c
,
4%
iiawaii—
9-
15c
(quar.)
_!
Equipment,
preferred
Hawaiian
of
2
10c
Utilities Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar..)_/____ 1__
$4.40 preferred (quar.)____—
"'$4.44
preferred Uquar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)_____
$5.08 preferred (quar.)__l
8-18
12 Vac
(quar.)__ii__,_i__
Hydros-Electric,. Common (quar.)/__
-preferred (quar.>_"_____'_____/^i_.iL__
Bail-
1
8-17
10-
20c
$4.20
8-18
Bangor
;7%
11-
8-31
50c
(quar.)_____'
Precision
(W.n.)
Gulf
8-18
9-
$1.11
quar.
preierred
11-15
75c
15c
$2.50
8-18
1
$1.12 Va
■7 ''5pref.;;(s-a)___>______^.v.£_^^;______
Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc.—
„■
1
9-
shs.
(increased)
com.
'
(quar.)
Globe
'
9-
50c
$1.15
Ltd.,
Tin
Packard
Class
.»
preferred v(quar. )1_____J_
preferred (quar.)________
4.44%
1
2
(increased)
pfd.
Line,
preferred
Parker-Hannifln
(quar.)
____'
Yellowknife Mines,
•-
pro-
(quar.);
Atlantic-Acceptance,
9-
10.
A
East
Far
(No
5%
Co.,
preferred
Parker
•—
Giant
50c
com.
the
7
75c
1__
Great
36 %c
•'
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.20
8-24
special meet24
split "of
preferred
4Va%
Aug.
on
8-
"
8-29
$1.75
_
(quar.)___
a
8-21
8-15
seven
_______rc
Louis)
Corp.,' common
preferred (quar.)
:
General
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote at
9-15
34c
(quar.)
Motors
$4.75
1
Co.
Co.
(St.
(quar.)___l
A
General
Sanitary—1
_________
common
A
$3.75
Fund, Incv-(3.4.89c of capital..jains
plus 1.71c from ordinary income)
Light,
50c
(quar.)_
each
& Co., class A
(quar.J_______.i__'.
A
-Class
Apache
Archer-Daniels-Midland
67c
1
Coast
Philippine
_
_
9-
Overnite Transportation
Pacific
Pacific
(quar.)
for
(Charles E.)
General
20c
(quar.).
1
9-15
at
-
time).
American Rubber & Plastic Corp," (quar.)
¥.
Stores
Frantz
(quar.i
Gas
Bank
National
8-18
Inc. (from ordinary
_2_____
Equipment
&
"
share
(one
National
Class
____
;
this
__
Photocopy
7%.- preferred
.
(Boston)
Comptroller of Currency)
9-.il
20c
22 %c
Share
5
"
time.
!
;
omitted
payment
Common
Atlanta
Bank
dividend
10c
(increased)__
(quar.)
payment
9-
8-18
1
held, subject to stockholders approval on
Oct.
24, and also the approval of the
.
taken
Growth Fund,
American
Stock
"8-25
Class
action
income)
American
of Ren.
25c
_____
8-25
9-15
9-
5 74%
National
Frost
Foods, Inc.—
(Common
American
First
to
____________
Corp.—1
dividend
Allyn & Bacon,
|
(quar.)
9-15
60c
50c
pfd.
conv.
common
on
45c
:
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
of Rec.
time),
First
Co._™___^__^
Maintenance
Allied
ll!
10-25
90c
taxen
(quar.)____
(quar.)
I
Holders
Payable
Pacific
.
8c
Corp.,
action
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
Farrell-Birmingham (quar.)
Farrington Mfg., $1.37% preferred
Holders
'
Resistor
this
"
semi-annual
a
9-15
$2
First
Gas
Allied
Payable
62ViC
increased)
Payments
When
Corp.,
(No
payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
rti
Consolidated
Elwell-ParKer Electric Co.
separate
dividends an¬
Erie
Then
show
we
in
grouped
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
a
the
When
Share
Company
Elizabethtown
Dividend
tables.
Per
Name of
Co.,
Board
'
preferred
Lothrop,
preferred
25c
—
(quar.)
47i7c
National Life
&
15c
(quar.)
Works^—
common.
(quar.)———
9-
9-
1
8-15
9-11
8-18
1
$1.06V4
10-
1
9-15
(s-a)
30c
9-
1
8-21
4
75c
51-20
(quar.)
Insurance
40c
9-15
—
9-28
9-
6
9-28
9-
6
14
Below
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(642)
announced
dividends
the
give
we
in
dends
Artesian
preceding table.
A
Ashland
Per
ABC
ALD,
AMP,
8-25
8-10
9-15
8-24
7 ftc
4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Abody Coal Co.. 5% pid. (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
$1.20
Acme
9-
1
8-
10-
1
9-
1
31V4C
9-
1
8-15
tl2ftc
(quar.)
10-
2
9-11
J30c
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
Agricultural
15c
9-14
8-ia
(quar.)
tl8c
(quar.)_
Bank (Pittsfield)—
Co.
5
8-18
40c
9-
1
2
$1.05
Natural
Gas
Control
Co.
Stores
Corp.,
preferred
4j/2%
5%
Co.
j
6%
8-22
10-20
8-
8
9-21
10-
1
9-20
25c
9-
9-30
1
$1.02
9-
5
8-18
25c
9-
1
8-23
37 ftc
9-
9
8-15
tl5c
(quar.)
9-
5
8-
93 %C
10-
9-15
1
t25c
Biltrite
1
8-11
8-31
8-11
30c
8-25
7-21
Gold
$1.25
Cable
preferred
class
(quar.)
Inc.
Axe
Fire
American
American
Class
Co.
Power
class
Home
Products
Corp.
American
7%
(111.),
of
Corp.
Motors
American
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
common
American
S
F
5%
1st
5%%
Baker
Oil
(quar.)
Shipbuilding,
1
Baldwin
4%
Steel
com.
&
American
Tobacco
Co.
American
Water
-•514%
j
$3
Pools.
Bankers
.
;>
Public
$1.10
Banque Canadienne
Barber-Ellis
$2.50
preferred
Bayview Oil,
Bean
(J.
Stock
common
9-15
10-
9-
2
5
9-12
7-31
9-11
8-10
•v
9-13
8-31
25c
12-13
11-30
9-11
8-10
(A.
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
9-
7-31
1
Class
(quar.)_
I
(quar.)
Best
&
9-15
8-31
Carborundum
8-28
Carlisle
9-11
8-28
Carolina Metal
Class
A
Class
B
25c
9-
1
8-15
Carpenter
9-
1
8-15
Carrier
8-15
8-
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-17
Carson
4
9-
1
1
2-
7%
Company
A
Cenco
Instruments
Blaw-Knox
Blue
(E.
Co.
Bell,
Bliss
Bloch Bros.
30c
9-
1
8-14
6%
9-20
5
Blue
9-15
9-
5
Bobbie
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-11
7
10-
22 ftc
1
9-15
9-
9
8-25
10-14
$1.31 ft
9-29
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
Bohn
7-
6
Co.
8-22
11-21
British
8-31
British
British
Columbia
9-
9
11-30
9-20
30c
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
9-20
9-11
9-
8
12-20
8-23
12-11
8-
9
A
Class
Oil
Union
&
Shoe
9-
8-31
8-
9-15
8-22
Buckeye
8-15
1
Bruning
Brunswick
1
1
$5
Corp.,
Co.
41/4%
Bullock's,
1
18c
8-10
-
8-10
1
9-
1
7-31
,9-1
7-31
'
7-20
Inc.
Mills,
9-
1
7-31
9-
1
7-31
Common
60c
9-
1
7-31
9-
(quar.);
(quar.)
Industries
Corp.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., com. (increased quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_
Aro
EquiDment (stock dividend)
1
7-31
4(4%
25c
9-14
8-18
4 ft %
22 ftc
9-14
8-18
414%
414 %
27c
$1.16'/4
9-15
10-
8-31
2
9-15
8-23
J.)
75c
9-
8
40c
9-
93 %c
50%
70c
9-
1
8-15
$1.37
9-
1
8-15
Bush
10-
(quar.)
Y.)
Inc.,
10-
9-
8-
99-
8-15
9-
8-11
9-15
8-25
10-
45c
9-25
7
9-
(quar.)
9-
$1.25
1
Cincinnati
8-24
1
89-
8-15
7-15
25c
8-15
Transit
Service
Co.
City Investing
City Products
7
9-
9-25
2 >4%.
7-21
City
5
(quar.)
i___
>
20c
Stores
Stock
1
9-1
\
v
9-
87',V4c
preferred
preferred
$1.1214'
4
8-4
,
8-
,
4
9-
,
$1.12 ft-.
.9-
.
.
4
8- 4
8-
.
1
8-14
10-27
15c
8-22
10-
4
Co.
by
t12c
(reduced)
,
9-15
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
___—_"______
25c
3-31-62
Electric
•
Cleveland
&
6-30-62
6-15
(quar.)
$1.-12 ft
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
3-31-62
3-16
$1.12 ft
______
$1.12 ft
$1.12 ft
(quar.
6-30-62
6-15
10-20
9-29
25c
'
Buildings. (quar,,)
35c'
9-
1
4
6
11-30
.11-10
30c
'
9-28
$1.25
9-27
9-
"^12Vic
9-
2
10-
V
2
9-15
9-1
8-10
'
$1.25;
9-
10c
5%;-
will .be
each
paid
if
9-
1
9-1J
'
8-11
9-
-
32ftc "
(
s$-l»
1
9-15
60c
for
8-21
7-14
9-15
10-
-V40c•.•
dividend)
$
5
*<8-18
1
8-15
$1.18%
■;
9-
9-13
37ftc
(quar.)
$1
8-11
7
9-15
9-30
15c
'
8-18-
84v->
T
7-21
-v
v
not
8)
"
Illuminating—
-
'
-
■
regular
4%
special gtd.
gtd.
9-15
Coleman
•
: '
;
.
'
Corp., class A___
50c
f
$3.50
Collins
Colonial
Class
preferred
&
Aikman
1st
Corp.
series
_^_
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Acceptance,
A
_____;
pfd.
conv.
A
1st
9-1
JV
8.-15
7-20
9-' 6
1
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
v.
.
>
J20c
15c
••
18%c
30c
9-15
•'.
7-318-31
9-; 1
8-15
7-25
9-30
...
1-'9-12
9-
30c
series
8-15
9-10
v
87ftc
£
(quar.)
class
•
10-
87I/2Cr'
(quar.)___;__
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
T\
'V '*•
'
(quar.)—
Engineering, 6%
:
'9-' 1
'
9-15
v'
50c
8-24
.
:<M5 •*'"
$1;12ft
'
Cochran-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Cole National
's
.
Pittsburgh RR.—-
3-16
25c
89-
$1.25
!______
Cash
8-15
9-21
25c
share
1
$2
__£
com.
9-
30c
Common -(increased)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
8-25
25c
9-30
(quar.)
(one
Aug.
7%
(quar.)__
10-15
(quar.)__
(stock
Corp.
held.
Cleveland
6
8-11
7-30
$1.12 Vi
_
8-14
9-
9-15
8-15
Clark Controller Co,
(quar.Xfv—:
25c '-'
Cleveland-Cliffs toon Co., common
(quar. ).—'
35c
$4.50 preferred
(quar.$1.12 ft'r
......
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Terminal
9-
15c
30c
_£r;"-,8-18 ' " 7-2lr
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. tJo;% resumed ).__J£_10c^ '
9-15<8-23
■
J
;
8-14
(quar.)
com.
Co.____
.dividend
elected
8- 4
8-
9-,'v \'\$1'*$i:o'5'i :,':'9-
112 Vic
——
1
(quar.)
Co.
shares
•
"
25c
-
8-25
9-
$1.18%
preferred
Milling
Machine
(quar.)-l
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cities
7-14
8-14
$1.06
Cincinnati
1
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
8-18
7
9-10
4%
9-18
1
9-15
9-11
1214c
8-
7-31
9-15
2
25c
(quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
8-15
_L_
common
62Vic
10-
7Vic
common
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—6% non-cum. pfd. series A (quar.)
5% non-cum. pfd. series A (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
(quar.)
9-18
10%
(s-a)
common
Dock Co., Ltd.—
Burroughs Corp.
8-11
12 ftc
(N.
t50c
preferred (quar.)____;
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR._____
4
__
(quar.)
Common
68 %C
Bank
(quar.)
Chemical Enterprises (resumed)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone,
1
8-
_
Common
59c
(Toronto)
Corp.,
preferred
4V4%
4%%
1
9-
8-15
35c
participating class A
62 ftc
(quar.)
9-
9-15
;
Burrard Dry
45c
Manhattan
Chemetron
1
9-15
(quar.)_
Common
Burndy Corp.
Burrus
9-
25c
A
8-10
9-
2
10c
(quar. )_„____
2nd preferred (quar. )
8-11
1
9-15
7-18
10-
30c
preferred
8-24
1
t30c
414%
8
9-
2
9-12
Company
'
Industries, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)_'
9-15
9-
10-
4%
10c
3V2%
9-
8
$37 ftc
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_«.?=,^
9-
9-
15c
9-
8-10
1
dividend)
8-25
1
10-
Chase
1
(quar.)
9-26
9-
Co.
(quar.)__
9-20
1
8-25
8-21
Trust
$1.25
.__
Bulova
(N.
9
8-22
10c
Chartered
8
___
Burgmaster
Trust
9-
34c
7-31
15c
8-
County
25c
8-28
70c
8-10
Burlington
Burlington
(quar.)
(reduced quar.)
common
(quar.)
.'X
9-
8-15
9-6
Corp.
.
Bullock Fund,
(stock
8-10
1
Channing
8-
8
1
Chance
(quar.)__
(increased)—
Co.
(quai.)_
9-
Chance Vought Corp.
9-
6-30
8-1
8-
10-
6
8-15
8-14
8-14
8-25
30c
8
B.)
1
1
$1.12 ft
8
1
7
Ltd.
Fibre,
9-
(A.
98-
25c
(quar.)
8-
95c
(quar.)________
Corp.
&
2
9-15
40c
11-
$1.37 ft
4
8-15
2
Paper
10-
8-15
lVi%
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
11-30
'
(quar.)
8-15
1
divd.)
9-
1
10-
10-
|
(quar.)
'
Chattanooga Gas Co.
quar.)_
8-
9-
9
Co.
7-28
•:. 8-15
'£ -•
:"
5%
4 Vi %
9-22
9-1
Champion
8-
Co.—
common
Line
Watch
1
1
25c
8-31
1
9-
9-
+25c
7ftc
1
9-15
Aircraft
Belt
11-15
(interim)
Freight Line=. Inc., class
Budd Company, 5%
preferred (quar.)
8-15
Chain
14c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Charles)
Pipe
Cessna
8-14
15e
Mfg.
Co.
preferred
7-25
7-31
9-11
7-28
8-15
10c
8-15
10-19'
<
8-15
27c
\
8-15
87 ftc
income)
(stk.
1
(quar.)
12 ftc
Buckingham
9-
8-10
8-
9-16
$68 %c
Co., com.
(quar.)
A
11-
2%
(stock
12 ftc
(quar.)
Gas
Shirpe
8-31
9-30
162 ftc
(initial
Gas
37ftc
.
25c
:
Ltd.
10-19
(quar.)_
dividend)
Certified Credit Corp. (Ohio)—
Preferred
(stock dividend)
$50c
preferred
Brown
Century Properties
Ltd.—
America,
10-19.
1
27ftc
8c
1
preferred
Brown
Century Industries, Inc.
7-29
4 ft %
1
2%
8-15
37 ftc
1111-
dividend
8-15
1
8-15
8-15.
35c
•
40c
(s-a)_
preferred
$5.50
1
Stock
Packers, Ltd.—
Brockton Taunton
$3.80
8-21
«
1
9-1
35c
£■;
15c
Broadway-Haie Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Brockton Edison, 5.60%
pfd.
(quar.)____—.
5.48%
1
9-
8-
•
Service
30c
(s-a)
B
9-15
9-
Public
75c
Co
(quar.)
Oxygen Co., Ltd., Ordinary
5%
5
Century Acceptance Corp.—
.
£9-15
_____:
Co.. Inc. (quar.)
dividendL.______
8-15
35c
9-
(increased-auar.)
9-15
9-30
$1.12ft
^__
Soya
Stock
Central Vermont
(quar.)
9-30
8-15
"
*
9-!5
Mfg.
Class
9-29
12-15
conv.
20c
(quar.)
American
Brillo
$.150
9-11
25c
__-$1.343/a
(quar.)
2
:.
North
preferred
1
•8-25
4 9-11
2
U8-18.
(quar. )_____„_
preferred (quar.)____i___'____
10-
\
____£
common
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
10-
*^9-11;
B
$1.40
(quar.)
of
12-
preference
9-15
_____
(quar.)
Boston Fund, Inc. (from net invest,
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
5*4%
A
$1.40
2
A
Corp.
preference
7-25
4
5
$1
Corp.—
$1.40
8-15
8-15
89-
10- 2
(quar.)
common
10-
& Brass Corp.
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., 3!4% preferred (quar.)
Bostic Concrete,
class A (quar.)
1
8-24
;
:
__
Inc.
preferred
Central Securities
1
3
11-15
.iSte? 53c *'*49-11
com.-.(quar.)
(quar.)______
8-
1
9-19
$1.24
preferred>(quar.)___
9-
1
1
9-
8-14
$1.23
Electric,
preferred
12-
$1.18%
Service,
$1.06%
;
8-15
8-15
$1.12ft"<r- 10- 2
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana
.5%%
8-7
2
8-15
3c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
9-20
(monthly)
Aluminum
5%
10■
3c
Borden
Bowater
8-15
10c
1
preferred
4.50%
7-25
v
Public
Central
•
(quar.)_
Company
Class
4%
Illinois
Central
Gas & Electric—
Tobacco Co.,
Brooks,
9-15
9-1
,$1.75
-
___
Ridge Mutual Fund—^
Boeing
25c
W.)
preferred (quar.)--
Central
9- 8
-8-15
60c
(quar.)—
preferred
9-
50c
.
9-
8-31
.
1
<»
8-15
-
8-25
Electric—
1
\
(quar.).
Inc.
&
9-
(monthly).
preferred
Gas
(quar.)a^_a?£££___-_
-
Petroleum-
Valley
Hudson
4.92%
(quar.)
common
8
20c
(quar.)_,_:
.
9-
Corp.
preferred
9-30
8-25
25c
preferred
10-2
8
$1.12ft
4.96%
r
9-
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
4.75%
25c
8-11
8-
40c
8-18
4%
8-28
8-15
56Vic
i___
8-15
>
8-11
5c
Co.:—
preferred (quar.)
junior preferred
Products. Inc. (quar.)
(Los
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
.
Merchandising, class A
Blackstone
Scott
1
•
Insurance
-
(quar.)
Eastern
5.60%
(quar.)
Life
Corp.,
preferred
Class
Co.
1
'30c
50c
dividend)
8-28
5c
9-
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Convertible
9
8-18
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
£
9-
<
8-21
Co.
10c
£
•
9-11
__.
&
17 ftc
(quar. )_^____
(quar.JML^-—^—
8-
____.
E.)
Steel
Pirie
4ft%
11-10
8-8
8
9-
8-15
20c
(L.
Carter
8-11
12-
8-15
C.)—
Corp., common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
4ft%
30c
15c
9-5
Extra
$1.18%
(quar.)
8-8
6Vic
(Burlington, N.
(quar.)_
Carpenter
15c
8-24
8-31
9-5
$17ftc
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
9-21
8-15
_■
com.
Gas, Ltd.
(quar.)
Products
3
(quar.)
8
10c
Casualty Ins.
1
_.
8-11
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Bethlehem Steel
Billups
Co.
Corp.
10-
9-21
8-11
9-
■:
10-
3
1
75c
Natural
(quar.)l
9-11
Carolina
7-31
9-
75c
Securities,
Paper
5c
Standard
Blackman
&
Co., common
25c
Corp., common
(quar.)
Co.
Finance
8-25
27 ftc
I
B
7-31
8-15
f20c
7
Western
Cannon Mills
4
t$l
(quar.)
Bag
Angeles)
8-25
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana Gas, common
preference (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power-
8-
8-15
:
45c
(annual)
(quar.)
preferred
8
50c
preferred
Valley
8-15
+45c
(reduced)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
4%
Power
9-
$17ftc
$15c
(quar.)_
A
Quarterly
Canadian
(quar.)
common
Shoe
Mfg.
8
37ftc
II
conv.
Steel
Canadian
5
8-15
7-14
t$1.25
class
(quar.)
2%
preferred
9-
*30c
(quar.)
Arkansas
Arkansas
7-31
—
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)
Armco
Y.)
common
12 ftc
.
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
class A
Inc.,
S.)
4%%
9-
Ltd.—
common
preferred
Common
(N.
9-
1
1
8-15
t$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
7c
Mills,
Belden
9-15
J20c
J20c
(quar.)—
common
Fairbanks-Morse,
B
9
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
3-
9- -1
9-15
9- 1
8-7
9-15
Investment
Ltd..
Cos.,
preferred
Class
8-18
9-
J45C
(quar.)
preferred
Beck
9-18
35c
(quar.)____
dividend
Inc.
Beaunit
414%
5%
Corp.
Nationale
class A
Utilities
12-29
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Canadian
8
10- 1
10-14
10- 2
9-1
10- 2
4-2-62
tl83/4C
10c
t$2
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Electric,
International
Ltd.
Canadian
Quarterly
Bearings,
Beneficial
8
37 ftc
preferred
preferred
4.65%
1-15-62
9-
Distilling Co.—
Beneficial
9-
34%o
_
$2.40
$2.75
6%
B.)
7-21
2
8-29
6c
$2.36
90c
$1.50
—
65c
Canada,
7-26
8-25
25c
(quar.)
•
of
Bay Oil Corp., 6%
8-21
70c
common
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
9-30
quarterly
Bemis
12 ftc
participating
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
;
Participating
Argus Corp.. Ltd.,
Arizona
&
Trust
Co.—
(quar.)
Shippers Insurance
Increased
7-31
7-31
25c
Montreal
$7
Inc.:
Co.,
Canadian
8-25
8-25
class A
Ltd.,
Inc.
Canadian
preferred
Building Equipment
8-31
10-
10c
(quar.)
Angia.' Canadian Telephone,
'j Class ' A v(quar.)_
Farms
Fund,
Canadian General
(stamped & unstamped)
of
40c
dividend)^
preferred.(quar.)
Anthony
6%
Electric
Bank
9-15
5C
(quar.):
Lead <8c Smelting
Anchor Post Products, (quar.)!
Arden
Canadian
8-15
$1
Howell
*
Inc.
Canners.
8-15
1
(initial)—
pfd.
Gossett
$1.25
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
Canadian
1
9-
10c
9-8
3- 9
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)—
9-
(quar.)
10- 2
4-2-62
Safeway,
t36c
(quar.)
u__—
8-15
8-15
9-15
10- 2
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-28
8-31
8-10
7-28
7-28
8-15
9-8
$1.10
i80c
—___—
.
t31%C
■■.v.1*-" vv
Gas—
Bank
40c
American Zinc,
,
(quar.)
(stk.
Refining
Works,
preferred
Canada
Quarterly
Brooklyn
(annual)
Foundries
Smelting
9-15
4%
&
&
$1.25
_
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance (Miami)
American
9-29
Chemical—
Co.,
Gas
non-cum
&
$1
(quar.)
Sterlizer
Title
5%
Piano
Baltimore
Bell
25c
com.
.
(quar.)
preferred
American
1ft %
_
._
(s-a)____
(quar.)___
preferred
<
30c
non-cumulative preferred
American Recreation Centers
American
B
4ft%
9-
(Galveston)—
President Lines, Ltd.—
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
American
Tools
~35c
(quar.)
5%
Seating Co.
Class
dividend
Baldwin-Montrose
8-31
American
non-cum.
7-28
4-13
50c
Chemical,
American
8-20
4-30-62
2
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
&
preferred
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)
,7%
Oil
preferred
2nd
9-15
dividend)
com.
$4 preferred A
5%
(s-a)__
15c
(stock dividend)
Bailey Selburn
class A (s-a)
1
(s-a)
A
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
B
Class
20c
10-
10-10
.
Packers,
Class
4
8- 2
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
7-31
i8714c
t87l4c
$87ftc
(quar.)
8-
Central
2c
&
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-25
1-15
4ftc
Potash
Canada
9-
(quar.)
common
participating
Malting,
6c
;
1-31-62
$1.75
(stock
Insurance
Co.
8-15
25c
__.
investment
20c
97 ftc
Extra
News
:___.
(quar.)
10-10
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
(from
A
Co.,
Ltd.,
Foils,
Class
preferred
J.)—
(quar.)
National
Canada
Canada
B
a
Co.
7-14
2%
—
4%
20c
N.
(quar.)
Meter
A
Fund
.
4.25%
-
Climax, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
414%
8-19
convertible
Cement
Canada
shares)
common
(quar.)
Hougnton
17 ftc
com.
Foundry,
Metal
American
A
10-13
47c
(quar.)
American
class
10-31
share of Vapor Heating Corp.
capital stock for each share held)
American
in
20c
4%
(quar.)
Manufacturing
(l-50th
8-11
(quar.)
32 ftc
Co.
Maize-Products,
American
7-10
1
9-
preferred
10-10
•
preferred
8-14
preferred H (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.30 preference (quar.)
:
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd. (increased)
4%
12 ftc
(Newark,
&
3c
$5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
5.50%
dividend
Ltd.
27c
2714c
30c
2714c
3314c
33c
3314c
3214c
3214c
34%c
$25c
13214c
$20c
$15c
$15c
$50c
$8714c
preferred E (quar.)——
convertible preferred F (quar.)
convertible preferred G (quar.)
Canada
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
Machine
7-10
Inc.—
8-16
1
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
8-14
preferred C (quar.)
convertible preferred D
5.36%
9-
6 ftc
Insulator
preferred
5.20%
1
1
(monthly)_
Insurance
3.90%
13-30
2
11-
(quar.)
American
American
5.20%
1-15-62
v
9-
(Orlando,
American
Investment
$-30
10-
11-
(quar.)
A
Hospital Supply
514%
10-15
12c
Fund,
income)
17 ftc
American
Quarterly
30c
Texas) —
30c
11-
(quar.):
American
American
5.28%
3-1-62
6V4C
..
Greetings,
5.30%
15c
25e
B
4.40%
4
8-21
15c
3iy4c
Casualty
Foreign
4
8-
(quar.)
$i.56y«
(quar.)
■„
&
8-
9-12
9-15
(quar.)
10c
Quarterly
Quatrerly
9-12
50c
(increased)
Common
62 ftc
common
(quar.)__
&
convertible
60c
60c
(quar.)
Common
50c
American Duralite, Inc. (stock dividend)
American Electric Power
(quar.)
American
preferred
5%
8-19
8-15
3%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_l
preferred
5%
7-28
1
8-15
$1.62 ft
:
A
1
1
43 %c
Corp.,
Additional
$6.25
9-
9-
(quar.)
income
Mines,
Bell
common
&
30c
$4.50
(s-a)—
1
20c
Shares,
Cement
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
5ft%
convertible preferred (quar.)
California Water Service, common (quar.)—
(quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
convertible preferred
5.25%
60c
(quar.)
Chain
8-11
9-
75c
Business
American
8-11
1
9-
-
(quar.)
Can
American
1
9-
9-15
(quar.)
common
American
Co.,
9-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
62 ftc
$1.31%
87 ftc
American
7%
California-Pacific Utilities
1
Rubber—
preferred
8-14
Banking
Products
Avon
'
2nd
8-14
9-15
10-
common
Co.
1st preferred
9-15
5.40%
RR.
& Science
distribution
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
Inc.,
Bakeries
9-
t50c
(quar.)
Bank Note,
Physics
(Payable
$5
(quar.)
Common
8-14
30c
Corp.—
Common and class A (stock dividend)
7
8-18
9-10
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred '(quar.):
614%
8-15
18 %c
(quar.)
Airlines,
American
V
7-28
8-25
$1
(quar.)
preferred
American
8-17
Interstate
;
Automobile
8-11
8
8-16
.—
preferred
(quar.)
Aggregates Corp., common
American
9-
of
preferred
314 %
1
1
2nd
American
8-15
9-
9-
Canada, Ltd.—
1st preferred (quar.)
4%
1
8c
(quar.)
America,
of
preferred
American
8-15
1
9-
75c
(quar.)
common
Cement
Ltd.
Co.
Aluminum
7-18
9-30
45c
(quar.)
Portland
$3.75
9-13
9-
75c
t30c
Co.. 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (reduced)
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum
1
8-15
Ink
California
Ry.—
(Tulsa,
Insurance
investment
Aunor
California
1
$1.25
com.
Co.,
capital gains
6%
Steel Mig.
Aluminium,
10-
8c
(quar.)
Co.
A
Stock
Allis-Chalmers
Alpha
8-11
8-25
9-
$1.25
Co
(Louis)
1
9-13
1 :$1.56y4
Corp.
Allied
4.08%
10-2$
10-23
12 ftc
Radio
Atomics,
8-16
10- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-31
9-20
9- 1
1
8-
37 ftc
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-2$
1
1
35c
(quar.)
Kid
Allis
1
11-
*25C
Allied
Allison
11-
11-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied
4%
RR
9-15
50c
B
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)__
Allied Chemical Co. (quar.)
Allied
9-15
2
50c
class
and
A
Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Alberta Gas Trunk Line, Ltd.—
614%
preferred A (quar.)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
Common
9-15
2
10-
50C
class
Steel
Wood
Co.
Line
Life
1714c
26V4C
22ftc
25c
25c
8-
1
30c
Line
Refining
Atlas
9-15
1
'
Coast
Avco
(quar
Alabama-Tennessee
Alan
2
10-
$1.23
(quar.)
on
10-
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alabama By-Products—
Line
Coast
9-18
:
Air
(quar.)
Atlantic
8-18
10-
(quar.)
Fe
Charlotte
&
25c
9-
—
Santa
&
Atlantic
An
10-10
9-
4.92%
B
7-31
$1.37 ft
Gas Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Alabama
Power,
4.20%
pfd.
preferred
1
10-13
62 ftc
(quar.)
$5.50
A
9-
$1
_
Alabama
Extra
Common
(quar.)
Telephone-
Co.
8-4
8-25
9-1
9-
(quar.)—
r-
Goods, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Topeka
21c
40c
preferred
Atlanta
8-15
Reduction
Class
5.25%
—
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)_
Power
17 ftc
(quar.)
Associated Dry
8-10
1
National
Quarterly
Class
9-11
9-
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
4.60%
2
8-25
10c
Industries
Adirondack
Air
10-
5c
(quar.)
Atlantic
(quar.)
Industries
Aeroquip Corp.
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Holders
When
Per
California Electric
7-31
8-15
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
12 ftc
(quar.)
preferred
Atchison
4
myac
(initial-quar.)
new common
Power
&
Paper,
$5
Waters
Oil & Refining, common
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
of Rec.
12 ftc
(initial)
common
new
Inc.,
Common
Holders
Payable
22 ftc
Vending Corp..
Inc.
(quar.)
Abitibi
When
Share
Puritas
&
Water
Class
Name of Company
Share
Name of Company
Arrowhead
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
Holders
When
Per
previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
weeks and not
.
.
1
8-15
8
9c
8-31
8-
3c
(accumulative)
8-31
8-8
9- 8"
7-31
8-15
Colonial
8-10
Bush
10-
9
9-
1
8-11
Byllesby
9-15
8-11
5%
preferred
(quar.)
31 J/4 C
9-
1
8-
5%
preferred
(quar.)
31 Vic
12-
1
11-15
of America,
common
(quar.)_
15c
8-15
9-
Corp.
1
1
Terminal
(H.
Company
M-)
&
Co.—
(stock dividend)
•
<
■
•
2%
8
Two-for-one
proval
•
of
stock
split
stockholders
subject
on
Sept.
to
ap¬
12_i
—
*"11- 6
Continued
on
9-29
page
49
194
Volume
Number
6081
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(643)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar
8
26
98% Mar
Lowest
44 % Dec
21
443/a Jan
15
52 Va Jan
103 Va Jan
6
Jan
16
Jan
3
633/4 Aug 11
ACF Industries Inc
12
23
17
Dec
5
10
21% Apr
24% Jun
ACF-Wrigley
16
Dec
6
38
6
17
Jan
3
4
24 % Jan
3
32% Jan
23 Va May 31
28 % Jan
16 Va Apr
14
47
Jun
17
27
July 25
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
80
Mar 14
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
22
Oct
31
40% Mar
1
22 % Jan
4
97/a Oct
28
20 % Feb
59% Sep
3% Sep
29
85
27 % Jun
9
24
9% Aug
4
69% Apr
11% Oct
4
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
38% Feb
8
53% Jun
4
Jan
123/4 Jan
3
88 Va Jun
8% May 11
Air
Air
353/a Apr
20% Aug
86 % Apr
8
Aldens
91% July 21
13% Jan
5
283/4 Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32% Jan
4
533/4 Apr
4
32V4 Sep
333% Jan
28
56% Jan
4
35
Jan
3
493/4 Aug
7
27
423A Aug 19
40
Jan
6
4%%
90% Jan
12
15% Oct
100
25
9% July 24
May 27
22% Jan
90
Jan
15% Apr
48% Mar
8
16% Jan
59
Jan
4
50% Jan
3
17% Jan
4
12% Jun
27
32
391% Jan
6
May 31
6% Oct
41
24
11% J an
58% Jan
13
75
Jan
4
22
Oct
26
95
Nov
843/4 Sep
40
15
223/4 Oct
24
28% Sep
361% Jan
5
26
% Sep
132
Jan
4
Jan
6
28
Jan
4
19
Dec
108
30% July 18
08 % Jan 18
4
30
24
26
33
Jun
Jun
19
78% Jan
6
69% Jan
3
21
26
4
173/a Apr
26
25% Jan
4
21
91
Nov
28
106'A Jan
27
34% Dec
13
44% Jan
18
36
Jan
3
4
443/4 Jan
4
37
Feb
8
62
Oct
18
July 12
60
Jan
3
Jan
7
24
3
130
May 31
Jun
131/4 Oct 24
30
Jan
4
15% Jan
3
35% Oct
51% Jan
7
38% Jan
4
4
46% Dec
23
43% Jan
23
19
6
20
Nov
11
19% Feb
28
13% Sep
1
8% Jan
3
43% Jan
4
34% Jan
4
36
4
1
35% Dec
14
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
40% Sep
Jan
6%
Bosch
American
Can
42"% Jan
3
7
American
70% Jan
6
97% Mar 28
American
11
19% Jan
3
5
40
Feb
2
Mar 30
84
Jan
4
92
44% July
21
59% Jun
14
42 % July 19
23% Oct
25
30"% Dec
30
29% Jan 20
57% Jan
3
20% Jan
3
32% Mar 10
16% July 26
8% Jan
4
89
46% Jan
21
59% July 18
17% Sep
27
33% Jan
4
Jan
8
28
Oct
7
17% Dec
30
6% Jun
52
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
30
11
22% Sep
29
38% Jan
18
142 % Feb
15
198% Jun
15
24
24% Jan
2
13 % Oct
20
17% Feb
15
94
Jan
35
7
Sep
9
20 Va Jan
3
9
99 Va Jan
9
41 Va
76%
Jan" 14
82
Jun
14
34 Vs Jan
4
86% Dec
23
26
58 % Jan
6
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
86% Jan
14
92 % Aug
15
90 Va Jan
10
3
31% Sep
13
Oct
13%
48
31
22
Chain
Jun
54
20
11 % Nov
138% Jan
145% Aug 24
7
8
American
Electric
American
28% Oct
17
13% Dec
1
3
59
Mar
133% Dec
Dec
Apr
18
Aug
American
4
20
61% Oct
82 % Feb
3
25
10
31 % Feb
23
Jun
27% Mar 15
May 17
50% Mar
9
76% July 10
127% Apr
27% Jan
11
Jun
23
3
35% Mar 21
Ice
Mach
3
130 % Aug 31
121% Jan
3
34% Jun
16
5
Co
Metal
32%
32
323/a
76%
57,500
77%
77%
78
21,400
21%
21 %
21%
21
30%
21
30%
30
31
29%
30%
21%
29%
1,700
84%
85
84%
29%
84%
84%
84%
293/4
30
84%
6,000
29%
30%
84%
29 %
29%
84
29%
30%
843/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
36,600
25%
26
41,800
25%
26%
127
100
25%
127
*120
26%
25%
127
*120
26%
X26
127
•120
Apr
94% Aug
57 Va
61 %
19 %|
20 %
19%
20%
20 %
20%
48%/ 48%
20%
21%
48 %
48%
48 %
48%
21%
21%
48
36,800
48%
48%
483/4
4,400
2
44
44%
44%
44%
*57 %
.
59
57%
57%
*60 %
62
*60%
44%
48%
*19%
11%
11%
11%
12.50
44%
46
45 Vb
45%
44
38
37%
38
37%
38
45%
'
87
3
\ 23%
1
6%
Jun
41
Jan
3
62% Jun
American
19 Va Jan
1
27
American
9,600
57%
400
62
*60%
48%
♦19%
46 %
48%
20
♦193/4
11%
11%
257/a Mar
29% Sep 27
27% Sep 28
28
Jan
26
26
Feb
1
28 Va May
8
18% May 17
13% Jan
4
19
7
25
Feb
14
Mar
19%
Oct~24
33% Feb
48%
46%
47
46%
463/4
20
20
•193/4
11%
20%
11%
200
11 Va
11%
12%
44
44%
43,400
44%
45 f
37%
38
46,300
46
46 3/8
46%
46%
l"
''
46%
873/4
86%
873/4
46%
46%
87
87%
4,300
87
23%
23
23%
87%
4,000
23%
233/4
4,200
23%
23%
51%
51 %
51%
•51
513/4
*51
51%
♦51
92
92
•92
93%
513/4
•92
93%
•92
93%
40
X69%
69%
30
*17%
70 %
69%
31%
31%
*33
35
70
163/4
16 Va
103%
10 Va
10%
30%
30%
301/4
25%
25%
x25%
25%
100%
101 Va
101 Va
1.75
41%
42%
42
42%
84
84
84
84 >
46 %
35%
♦102 VB
2
18%
*48 %
46 %
45%
41%
41%
2,700
69%
15,900
70%
31%
16%
16%
16%
10%
11
103/4
11
30
30%
293/4
293/4
X239
239%
29%
237%
237%
29%
239%
29 V«
30
5,700
26
26
29%
29%
26 %
16,500
26%.
26
17%
26
17%
17
17 3/a
17%
700
253/4
25%
25%
7,300
255/a
♦101
•16%
25%
25%
102
•101
30
238%
102
42%
41%
43%
43%
84%
44%
*83%
84%
183,800
*83%
84%
400
45
.
45
♦44%
45%
44%
18%
37%
355/a
36%
44%
600
35%
36%
357/b
•102 %
36%
103%
•102 Vb
103%
49,400
•102 Vb
103 Va
183/4
18"%
19%
483/4
19
19%
18%
19%
47%
48%
*47%
16%
48%
16
16
•153/4
16
17
171/4
17
17%
17 VB
17%
44%
45
49
16
17%
185/a
483/4
•16
17%
♦48 %
49
17%
16
'
43 %
42%
43%
423/4
44
43%
44%
43%
44
441/4
453/4
46
46
31
30 % Dec
66 Va
68%
663/4
67'A
46%
46%
66%
67%
68%
39 VB
375/8
3 8 5/8
68 Va
37%
9,100
38%
373/B
37%
89,600
54Va
55%
53
54
53
54
54%
551/4
54%
55%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
15
*143%
144%
1433/4
143%
♦1433/4
No par
37
10
37%
37%
37
•142%
143%
20
36%
353%
35%
7,700
42%
43
4,700
44
45%
43%
443/4
42%
43
19%
20%
20%
20%
66
20%
66 3/a
20%
66 Va
66
66%
common
141
25
*73%
♦119
Foundries
141 %
141%
141V4
75
74
74
122
♦119
122
•141%
*733/4
•119
142
141%
743/4
•73%
122
•120
19%
1
20
19%
20%
203/4
213/a
213/a
333/a
34
333/a
34%
33%
142
743/4
122
•20
20%
5,200
653/4
66%
6,300
141%
1413/4
540
74
74
•120
122
22%
22%
Tel
34% May
6%
34%
34%
87%
87%
88
88%
88%
88%
89
89%
90
4,000
34%
34%
343/a
34%
343/a
34 y.
34%
34
34%
3,000
32%
33 %
32%
33'/4
33
333/a
33
33
*33
33%
33 Va
122%
123%
122 3/a
1233/4
x91%
93%
91%
125
1223/4
1233/a
123%
123%
91%
92%
91%
92%
125
124
125%
;
93
1243/4
125
'
124%
125
1237/B
93
124%
27% Apr
38% July 31
58% Apr
,
68% Jan
54% Jan
15
44
Jan
3
65
11
33% Jan
4
44% May 22
Anaconda Wire
5
33% Feb
2
28
90% Jan
13
45% Apr
93% Feb
16
Anchor Hocking
$4 preferred
37
17
44% Feb
16
Anderson
31% Oct
• 5
44% July
85
Jan
12
93% Oct
36
Feb
17
44 % Aug 12
3
May 22
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
Jan
4
1,560
55%
53
54V4
53
55
54%
543/4
54%
55%
37,200
24%
24%
24 Vb
24%
24%
24%
243/B
24%
24%
2,000
25
♦28
28%
28
X28
28
25
♦26
27
28%
28
•28
28 %
26%
•26
26%
•25%
26%
*253/B
26
153/4
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
15%
27%
27%
.27%
27%
273/4
27 %
27%
27%
28
21%
20 VB
21
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
203/4
59,400
43
43 %
435/a
43%
44
43%
44%
43%
43%
16,800
56%
57%
54%
57 %
53%
543/4
33,900
•38%
39%
38%
38%
•38 %
371/4
263/4
37%
28%
♦26
16%
shares—No par
27%
1
20%
Electronics Corp__l
42%
50
56%
57
No par
39%
40%
38%
40
37
37
35%
37
36%
93 %
92 Va
92%
42
41%
41%
Anaconda Co
i
& Cable
Glass Corp
6.25
No par
it
24,900
54%
series
Lead it
Clayton
2,300
76,800
94%
125%
24
25
56%
'
footnotes, see page 26
5
17
124%
Co com—5
Corp
16%
endorsed
Inc
26% July 25
18 Va July 18
•
13,300
33%
87%
34%
Smelting—1
AMP
1
34%
33%
25
12.50
Co
series
5%%
13,200
25
com
100
Zinc
300
23%
1
Co
Water Works
Preferred
7,900
53,200
1433/4
35'A
66
100
15
1433%
37%
19%
46%
14%
8,400
144%
65%
x45
.
37
65%
American
600
23,000
37 V*
*19%
17
42% Mar
6
For
23
May 11
500
103,700
69
par
Preferred
29% Jan
8,200
38%
100
Viscose
90
41%
66%
Develp'm't Corp 1
it
102
1,800
•83V4
Sany com__5
Seating Co
Ship Building Co—No
Tel
•101
2,600
36%
it
Steel
20,500
1
Chem
Co
5,700
2,700
103 Va
16
42%
31%
35
par
Std
Snuff
31%
•33
16%
43% .43%
10
68%
35
36%
17%
1.66%
74,200
•102 Vb
37
103%
16
1
45%
45%
69%
11
240
443/4
•33
16%
10%
44%
42
31 %
31%
35
16%
200
44%
41%
,
703/4
31%
*33
17
100%
No par
&
2,300
46%
86%
23%
1
Co
38
46%
88%
92
No par
Co
373/4
11,400
233/4
"
Smelt it Ref'g com.No par
55% Jun
17
42% Oct
13
10
20
'
Apr
62
51%
1
com
preferred
10
20
46%
57%
92
10
of 111
American Tobacco common
23% Jun
45%
57%
*60%
45%
37%
48%
20
100
Sugar Refining
preferred
44 Va Dec
47%
57%
•
62
1
non-cumulative preferred_100
4
15% Jan
200
45%
12.50
preferred
327/a May 11
127
7,100
61 %
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
7%
•120
57 %
preferred
American
26 %
127
44%
it
Amer Research
6%
*21
lo
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
American
8,100
31%
Optical Co
7%
21%
300
76%
Co
Co
American
American
31
460
37,600
32
Products
News
American
31%
24%
103
75%
_100
American
American
24%
103
313/4
No par
No par
preferred
Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
7%
24%
102%
77Va
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
American
130
130
x31
32 %
Corp
& Fdry
11
3
32 % *
.102%
76
No par
Investment
American Stores
64% Jan
303/a
313/4
Corp
American
103 Va Jan
24
102%
30%
21
prior preferred
37% July 26
20
102%
303/4
1
Co
90% July 10
30
102%
30%
77%
Products
3
65"% Dec
31%
*101%
30%
Xl0%
28
i08% Dec
102%
30
No par
Feb
4
*101 %
No par
Foreign Power
28% Jan
30% Jan
51% May 19
Jan
4
117
Y9% jan
24%
&
American
27% Jan
30% Aug 26
24
16%
Rad
3
24%
1,300
No par
Power
7
42% Mar 10
81
24
243%
173/4
Amer
11,500
81%
21%
Corp..
American International
13
55%
81
81 %
17%
Jun
54%
82%
81%
18
45% Apr
1,100
55%
81%
81%
_40c
Potash
3
55
81%
2,500
76%
Co
8
American
8%
81%
26%
4 Va %
12%
443/4
8%
*8%
56%
25%
May 16
12%
83/4
55%
24
10
2,200
23,500
443/4
83/4
57
8%
14,500
8%
44%
81/2
55%
34%
American
American
45
44%
83/4
563/4
26 %
78% July 10
146
44 %
13
8%
31%
American
76
44%
44 Va
Xl2%
553%
26
18
Jan
38 Va Jan
45
44%
-
29%
3
34
64
30
60% Jan
21
13
i23/4
241
119
28
26
12%
i23/4
293/4
4
Jun
19%
12%
123/4
237%
3
Sep
19%
633/4
297/8
136% Jan
18
19%
63%
29%
26% Mar 21
25
19%
62%
236 %
5%%
92
19%
63%
1
May 24
•91
193/8
63
Hardware
21
92
19%
64%
313%
16% Mar 13
4
•91
19%
x633/4
*33 Va
3
May 24
93
193/4
65%
Hosp Supply Corp.Nopar
44% Aug 10
47% Apr 10
,
*91
19%
5
American
Aug
6,400
Home
72% May 18
145% Mar 2
126
46%
American
3
9
46%
American
13
8
46%
American
Jan
Feb
92
15
54% Jan
Mar
54
117
92
Aug
8
Apr 26
12
144% Aug 25
62 % Aug 24
6
92
46%
17,000
*91
No par
2
16
49%
Corp
European Secur
Export Lines Inc
62
33% Jan
36% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
42
49
46%
*21 %
Enka
American
American
3
Jan
461/4
44%
18
31 Va
900
46
42%
27
140
37%
49
45%
41%
12% Jan
3
10 %
37%
45%
44%
Jan
16% Feb
1
10%
'45%
48%
44%
Jan
41
10%
37%
491/4
10%
423/4
32 Va Jun
48% Aug 12
10%
37%
49
*37%
1
American
67
103/a
38
49%
44%
3
14
Oct~24
103/4
38
42%
21 % Apr
% Apr
33 %
10%
371/2
483/4
45%
6
43
10%
493/4
42%
28
70
37%
44%
Apr
93
io3/a
Crystal Sugar common.lO
preferred
100
16 Va Feb
19
91
No par
Co
18
Jan
3,000
*681/4
93
64 %
Barge Line Co
Meter
34
68%
*90
48%
100
Molasses Co
1
93
37
10
& Cable
Chicle
American
Sep
67
♦90
91 %
25
American
44
69
91
91%
"
28
18
2,700
16,700
5
common..
19 Va Apr
Apr
19%
69%
20
5
26
34%
19%
20 >/4
69
42
37% Aug
8
102% July 10
20% May 16
53% Apr
7
28
34%
19%
691/4
prior
Mar 13
8,000
34%
20
20
10
Aug
4%
19%
19%
691/4
Distilling Co
2
43/4
34%
19%
American
Aug
3,200
11,300
4%
34%
Jun
5
9%
783/4
34%
35
*90
4,900
9%
75%
.
4%
69%
Radio Corp
15 % Jan
Apr
34%
1,700
9,500
28,100
4%
18"%
common
5
37
34%
4%
68%
10
Co
26
18
4%
30%
3,800
1
preferred
Aug
28"% Jan
34%
1
common
13% Jan
47% Mar 23
17% Dec
4%
301%
9%
75%
10
4%%
31%
9%
100
29% Apr
Oct~21
X31
75%
Cyanamid Co
63% Apr 20
86% Feb 27
Aug 10
32%
9%
No par
&
Co
Commer
American
31%
75%
5
American
17% Aug
25% Aug
105
'
14
7
Mar 20
29% Apr
6
20% Sep
Aug
32% jun
241
13% Jan
6
103
3
4
19
18% Feb
18
16% Jan
4
47%
71%
31%
37%
23%
12%
Jun
28
16% Jun
Jan
176 % Jan
50
13%
9%
preferred
27
39% Oct
32%
74%
5
Arma
Cable
Dec
36% Sep 26
81% Jun 28
14
31%
9
Shoe
Inc
American
Amer
30%
9%
preferred
24% Jan
Jun
96%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
77
53
95%
75%
America
Brake
25% May 12
59% Jun
8
28%
96%
13%
20
50
American
7%
28%
94%
14%
9%
Bank Note common
American
5%
95
13%
75%
preferred
16
26
of
6
12 % Aug 11
46% Aug
3
39 % Jun
5
29%
94%
14%
9%
Cement
11
61% Apr 17
20% May 4
94
13%
76%
Corp
Bakeries
American
28%
93%
13%
30%
—_No par
Co
American
5
94%
1
convertible
29
46% Mar 22
Oct
93
13 yB
convertible preferred___100
American
25% Mar
30% Dec
31%
5
Portland
3%%
30
51% Jun
July 28
31%
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
___1
May 11
271/b May 17
641/4 Apr
241/8 Apr
8
29
29
9%
Aluminium Limited
47% Aug 10
30% Oct
Jan
29
Inc
Products
Aluminum
34
5
18%
23
28%
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
93% May 16
31% Jan
63
17%
22%
28%
31i/4
4%
preferred
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
81% Mar 30
55
July 25
23%-Oct 26
57
181/4
23%
31
75%
4%
Mar 24
Apr
102% Jan
17%
23%
31%
common
Allied Mills
383/4 May 16
20% Jan
4
Jan
221% Dec
23
181/8
23%
30%
Allied Chemical Corp
28
61% Oct 26
17
23%
Allied Kid Co
4.08%
22,300
7,400
171%
100
convertible
Alpha
9,500
50c
preferred
Allen Industries
May 15
35% Feb 28
63%
1
1
110
17,600
62%
31%
Allied Stores Corp common__No
par
101
22%
62%
24%
Allied
13
22%
62%
17
59% Apr
28
62%
119
30%
523/4 Apr 13
103/b May 11
Jan
62%
5
3
841/4 May 3
29% May 15
62%
•117
23%
5
81
Aug 11
23% Feb 10
1
28
22%
119
31
common
661/4 Aug
14
61%
20%
117
24
2
15
Feb
21%
30%
3
Jan
36% Apr
35% Jan
28
20% May 18
3
7% Jan
44
2
117%
20%
23%
28%
700
17,300
117%
2iy4
2
Alleghany Corp
6%
Shares
20%
No par
Inc
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
1
1003/4 Jun
3
Sep 27
12% Dec 20
46
4
51%
70%
1
Products
Inc
51%
69%
701/4
the Week
10
Gas Corp
Products Inc
Alco
9
10
52
69%
119
Friday
Aug. 11
511/4
511/4
69%
711/4
Aug. 10
171/3
Alabama
12
*51%
69%
*117
Sales for
Thursday
62%
Industries
Control
J
PRICES
17
1
Co
Reduction
A
SALE
61%
Inc
Co
Express
9
51%
68%
119
x205/b~21%
25
HIGH
Au,g. 9
'
69
*114
Corp
No par
Addressograph -Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
5% Mar 24
3
Steel
51%
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 8
52
68%
100
1
Stores
18
Jan
5
common
preferred
Vending Corp
Acme
*51
Adams-Mills
21
14 Va Mar
84
Laboratories
convertible
Adams
993/4 Jun 29
3
48 Vb Jan
3
5
8
15 Vb Mar 24
3
22% Jan
ARC
17
36% Apr
5
14
4%
25
31% Aug
433/4 Apr
1
Jan
7% Jan
28
Abbott
Tuesday
Aug. 7
1
15% Jan
15
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
75
Apr
7
1253/4 Apr
7
273/4 May 16
20 % Jun
52
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
533/4 May 10
3
10
25
Jun
16
69 % Jun
35 Va Oct
NEW YORK
Highest
114% Jun
-
7
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1960
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
15
Co
*92 %
21.80
41%
57%
15%
'
•921/4
41
94
•92»/4
41
40%
94
41%
38
•92%
41%
39
383/4
94
42%
300
3,700
9,200
360
3,300
50
5,600
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(644)
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Lowest
12
26
Argo
40% Jan
5
33% Jan
3
39% Dec
28
37% Feb
21
57% Jun
77 y2 Jan
4
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
Sep
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
39
Jan
26
53% Dec
21
50
Jan
4
75
Jan
.13
83% Aug 26
78 % Jan
11
28 Vi Oct
24
44 Va Jun
9
30
11
19
12% Oct
10
20% Jan
19% Oct
26
24
Jan
69
3
46
18 Va Aug
24 % Aug
27 y2 Jan
ri
July 25 !
18
106
63
10
27% Jan
27
7
38 % Aug
79 y2 Jan
15
43% Dec
17
31 % Jun
2nd
3
93/e Jan
3
27 V* July
10 V4 Mar
4
48 3/4 Aug
11
87 % Feb
21
48 % Feb
2
5
83
July 14
39% Aug
423/4 Jan
29
6% Jan
2
3
60
May
833/4 Mar
Atlantic
8
5
Atlas
4V» Feb
27
Atlas
14% Apr
12
2
15% Feb
13% Feb
9
20% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
24 y4 Jan
11
21% Feb
1
24
»'■
50%
67 y2
68
82
50%
68y2
x82
82%-
43Va
5%
common
—100
x25 y2
26%Y'Y 25%
: 43
"42%
;91
108y2
73
..
26%
26%
;
83%
•83
40%
40
17% Aug 18
13% Jan
3
27% Aug
2
Avco
17 Va Feb
2
68 Ya May
8
Avnet
52%
82
28%
29
28
3%
4
3%
13%'
14
13%
19%
23%*
14
4y8 Aug
7% Jan
:
5
11 »/2 Oct
31
24 y8 Jan
26
8
Babcock
11
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
94 y4 Jan
4
82 y4 Jan
12
28 y4 Jan
3
43
Aug 11
100
47
19
Jan
18
19
Bangor & Aroostook
29
8
70 Va Mar 17
Barber
12
56% Aug
15% Jan
19% May 22
Basic
8
18% Feb
8
167/8 Oct
25% Jan
3
27y8Aug
4%
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
34 y2 Mar
8
58% Jun
14
~38% Apr
53 y4 Jun
27
33 y8 Apr
4
41
Aug
7
51% Jan
6
64
Jan
31
Jan
45
5
7
Dec
1
-249
90% Feb
3
c/97
15 y8 Sep
13
78
275
11
25% Jun
21
f'
9
87
83
-275
Oct
81
18
50% Dec
3-
29
1,500
205,000
40
41%
39%
40%
36,800
' "
ttl00% May 15
21% Apr
6
Beech
Beech
74% Aug
8
Beech-Nut
20
2
4
13
14
12% Jan
74% Jan
24
58
4
Jun
16% Apr
72
28
3
34% Dec
22
33% Jan
4
Jan
7
50 y2 Nov
28
48% Jan
12
52
1
33% Feb
8
20
1% Jan
3
1% Jan
13
33% Jan
3
40% Apr
50
37 y4 Dec
113/4 Dec
13
3
12 y8 Jan
3
18% Aug
4
71
6
83 y4 Aug
7
41
71% Apr
18
Feb
Jan
53
23
293/4 Jan
11
20% Jan
Ma~r~28
Oct
24
26
39%
9
-
3
22% Jan
4
18% Oct
Jan
3
16% Jan
6
12% Oct
Jan
32% Jan
4
21% Dec
33
4
45% Apr
Dec~20
Bliss
Bliss
55%-Aug
8
28 y4 Jan
6
22% Jan
6
27% Feb
17
Bohn
11
18% Jan
5
23% Aug
36 y4 Apr
8
Bond
10
19% Jan
3
40% Feb
1
673/4 Dec
5
553/0 Feb
7
31% Nov
2
48y2 Jan
6
35
Jan
3
76% Dec
15
79 y2 Mar 30
18 y4 Aug
10
29
Dec
29
59% Feb
5
69
Sep
22
,77% July 21
28% Jan
3
Jan
43/4 Aug
22
113/4 Jan
13
23
203/a Jan
18
8% Oct
31
13y8 Jan
4
f
2
Braniff
12
12 3/8 Jan
12
6
■" Jan
3
11
Jun
15
Briggs
31
633/4 Jan
4
48
Jan
3
60% Apr
12
Briggs &
17
663/a Deg- 3D
64% Jan
3
87
76% Jan
4
82
78% Jan
11
Mar 22
25
3lVs
Mar
104
lo
fan
29
St*
Dec
30
30% Jan
Aug 25
110
106% Jan
11
41 y2 Aug
112
10
Apr
4%%
.
10
70%
73%
17%
53%
1
13%
68
69
Inc—_2 pesos
8
__5
81%
50c
02%
,
——10
:
23
62%
60%
•
,?•
17
5
40%
41%
*77%
25y4;
13
693/fl
54
681/4
373/4
43%
44,
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■V
142
643/4
64%"
64%
36 3/8
35 V»
36 %
26%
26
26
26%
25%
26%
43%
43
55%
X53
,
V::.54%
26
...*
,25%
53%
.
'25%
22%
23%
;
;
v
■
'
-
68
?sy2 Aug 19
Jan
30
Shoe
Brown
913/4 May 31
683/4
543/4
50%
400
Va
1V4
30,500
373/4
1,200
42
18
-A.
*82 %
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
Brunswick
Jan
5
46
July
6
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
3
25
Mav
9
Bucyrus-Erie
6
27%
13% Dec
>«
Budd Co
19
Corp__.
Co
6
13% May
3
17% Jan
6
86
Sep
13
803/4 Jan
9
853/4 Jun
8
2
24
Jr^n
18
29
Jan
3
373/4 Jun
26
Buffalo
Forge
103/a Oct
26
17% Jan
4
"11% Jan
3
193/a May 17
Bullard
5
Bullock's
30 y4 Nov
7
36%, Aug
9
14 y8 Apr
29
2 j3/4
Aug
25
16% Dec
2
72% Dec
'24
9
Jan
Jan
4
50 Va Aug
15% Jan
5
22 %
16% Jan
3
21% Aug 11
73% Jan
31
4
.
7
faay 10
Aug
79 %
68
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
12
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
19
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
76 y2 May 13
21
,ec
3
15
23
Jan
78% May
67 y2
^
5
Y May 27
y» Oct 54
Sep
82% Sep
2
27% Jan
28
Sep
1
19% July 21
16
Jan
4
8% Jan
433/4 Nov 28
40 3/s Jun
3
3
38 % Mar 20
643/4
3,900
351/4
35%
4,300
25%
26 Va
1,800
25%
25%
5,0Qtt
43%
433/4
44%
5,900i
54%
-
.*'53.1/4
-
25
3
Mar 10
13
Feb
28
6
37 Va Jan
13
38% Jan
4
57% Jun
3% Oct
31
7% Jan
6
4% Jan
3
6
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
7% Aug 10
22% Jun
5
12% Dec
9% May 13
Mar. 7
.Mar,
Feb
9
18% Oct
20
11% Apr
4
92
Dec
14
773/4 Jan
12
24 Vg
Dec
Sep
12
83% Jan
Apr
29
43 %
July 27
45% Dec
21
44
-27% Apr
18
26
87
43% Mar 14
49
32% Mar, 22
.20% Oct
28
May 26
,
8..
61% Aug 22
21% Jan
25
May
28 Va Apr
12
Byers
Terminal
Co
25%
25V4
22%
22%
.26%
*
♦
Callahan
62 3/a
6,600
41%
41%
*77%
42
41%
42i/4
41%
42%
23,700
48%
V\
79
79
•
.
,.r
*771/2
79
*77 Va
p
5
x
49V4
49
50 3/8
50
•51%
78%
783%
78%
78%
78
78V4
♦83/4
11
9%
5
•" *83/4
n%
11 Va
5
/
8%
85
*84
41%
41
40%
110-
*109%
84
83
5
'
1
9%
8%
83/4
58
573%
58%
85%
85%.
85
*84
*83/4
9%
*83/4
9%
■300
113/4
121/8
113/4
12 y.
24,600
8 3/s
6,100
40
41%
110
110
|
58
58
58 V*
5,400
84%
85
85%
86
9,700
4
Canada
6
$4.25
28
Canada
Dry
Conv
3
3
Canadian
3
27% May 22
Canadian
4
83
513/4 Aug
Apr
3
Cannon
Corp
*109'%
^
403/4
110
85-y2
85
common
Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Ry
Mills Co„
V8
50'/8
50%
50%
53%
53%
543/s
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45V2
45 Va
45%
453/4
45%
45%
45 y2
1,100
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193/a
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185/8
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18
17%
18 V*
15,700
14%
21,100
15%
84%
373/4
15
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-
.
60%
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153/4
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49
15
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50%
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18
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48%
19%
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20%
84
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31 Va
72
84
,
31V8
313/4
143/4
84
37%
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84
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38
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373/4
900
15%
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183^
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16
20%
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^
15%
15%
15
15 3/8
2,600
48%
19
473/4
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4,600
183/4
18%
18%
18%
33,300
21%
21 Ve
21 Va
213/a
21%
87,400
20%
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79
72
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30 ,
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21
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10%
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55%.
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20Va
56
6%
20%
56%
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20
57
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16%
114
116
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15%
15%
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25 %
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50
24%
70%
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51%
24%
70 %
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50%
24
10%
45
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24%
70%
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30%
84
-
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60
3,900
29%
30
30 3/4
31 Va
36,800
20%
20'A
20 Va
1,500
io%
*10%
10%
400
563/4
56%
29%
30%
30%
31 Va
20
*10%
56%
3,300
63/4
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6%
6%
46,600
19%
193/4
19%
19%
56
57%
7
20Va
16% 17%
114% 116%
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50
23 Va
11%
72
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30
79
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79
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72
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47%
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203/4
10%
^
15%
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79
72
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31
10%
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143/4
15
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37%
15
15%
84%
37%
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20%
78%
78%
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_
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153/4
473/4
18%
•
52
21%
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1,300
212,700
53%
21%
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-
20
y2
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10%
1
1-80
1.66%
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100
10,800
41
'109y2
85
40%
x84
.
19% •19 Va
5
preferred
Pacific
83%
84
52
5
;—1
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Jan
84
85
110
401%
3/a
110,
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85
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85
40
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58
5
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Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
21% Jan
Jan
82
700
5
a
86
83/4
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5
5
5,300
2,500
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12 3/a
3.33%
Campbell Soup Co
79
49
32%.
Corp
;*
79
31%
Corp
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Hecla
9
Feb
.
&
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483/4
1
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Calumet
5,300>
61%
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6%
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Co
9,800'
62%
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,-,—5
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2,500.
251%
22%
62
843/4
1
5
Packing
California
"90% Jun
49
(A
59
For footnotes, see page 26
4,
183/a Jan
119
Bush
94,500:
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25%
..22%
24%
57%
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4%
preferred
———100
3%% preferred
—100
4%% second preference
*—-100
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp—
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64%
62%
57 Va
5
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.
62 Va
86 y2
100
10
1
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;
62%
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8,300
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261/4
57
10
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Bulova
..
24%
85%
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1
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•
41
..
9%
9%
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5
preferred
2,200
18Vb
84
243/4
1
CO—
$5
118,100
24%
3
common
Jan
Jun
26 % Jun
14,300
.
.
42%
143
2.4%
79
43/4
2.50
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133/4 Jan
10,100
613/4
48%,^ "49
78^-4
79%
series A_____100
44
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45
15,700
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7,700
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25%
42%
55%
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13
26
26
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600
19,900
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43
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8,500
64%
64%
,
15,700
563/4
142%
18%
84
20%
17 VB
443/8
42%
17%
12,300
71%
1
142%
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3,400
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42%
18
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33
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63%
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1 40%
603/4
.
33
13
38
253/4
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40%
60%,
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;
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25
Stratton
40%
.
61-.
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26
22%
100
35
55
54%'
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1
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\
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53 Vb
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common
66
36%
263/4
7.50
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43%
64%
84%
44 Vb
5
Club
43%
67
17%
26 3/«
263/a
423/4
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7
80
26
44 %
64%
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1
30
19
'
2.50
43 y2
643/4
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;
21
53%
50
42%
65
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54
573/4
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.
69%
141%
18%
83%
i
553/4
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13%
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41%
142
100
171/4
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38%
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723/4
52
57%
85
20s/a
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68%
1%
43%
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;
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Dec
45
•38.
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743/4
50
57%
19 V*
32
13%
•
57
137%
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213/8
543/4
51
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1
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85
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26
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137
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97
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97
32
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310
.
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300
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.
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27
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50
—
57 Va
18
137 %
32%: "
100
38% Dec
7
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213%
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7
_
58
19
85
21
32%
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1
20
57%
57 Va
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1
4
66
132%
50
—
12% Dec
80
.
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pfd—100
Corp
29% Aug
T
24y»
141..
Bristol-Myers Co common
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
7
28
45%
24%
60%-
Airways Inc—/
5% Dec
July 31
*44%
24%
40%
Boston k Maine RR common .iso £>ar
5%
preferred
100
86 y4 Mar 14
*45%
4 4 3/4
233/4
.
61%
Co
Food
38% Feb
Aug 30
47
443/4
24
•
41.
preferred
433/4 Oct
..
46
43%
23%
60%
.-
May 18
14% May 15
48%
43%
403/4
Boston Edison Co
4
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23 %
60%
V
340
170
44
56%
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84
49
41
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44.
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60%
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3 % %
1,400
40 3/4
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Stores Inc
:
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6% Mar 22
14
3
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Borg-Warner
11
27
No par
common—12.50
5
Brooks
Borden
May 19
793/8 Aug
8% July 21
8 3/4 J 8 7i
80
51% Aug
11
67
9% Dec
683/4 Apr 14
43% Mar 29
27
44Va
Book-of-the-Month
7
2 7 3/8
65"
Co—
Boeing Co
27
62%
Laughlin Inc
(E
26%
44
Gypsum
&
Bobbie
17
22 % Feb
.
24% Feb
Dec
Mar 13
May 25
2,800
62
preferred:
Blaw-Knox
31
443/4
.r.to-i,
983/4
17,800
■
31%
60
:.
983/4
9,300
130,900
31 1
44:
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
28
50% Apr
.57%
+»%.50f.
35
3,800
v
'
32
59%
4%.%
10
«.
34
-
18%
833/4
45 Va
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
28
38% July 3
35% Jan 26
173/4 May 11
5
7%
34
5%
483/4
18 £
99%
58%
Bethlehem Steel Corp
17
May 15
33%
5%
47%
'i
833/4
44%
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Co
,
5%.
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1
Consolidated
&
18 Ya
32%
10
RR
Life
47
17%
23%
23%
57%,
46%
'
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44%
23%
5%
,
.56%.'' 58% '
Bestwall
148
49
44%
Inc—
7,400
83 V4
,
56%
,
6,200
::
18%
*
,
99%
83%',
56
Corp
Best
•48
1
'99
84
56
49% Apr
3
,26%
99
55%
483/4 Mar 13
7
27%
99
*83%
!
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preferred.
5%
Benguet
8
'82
24
21
Apr 24
39% July
141% Jan
26%
preferred
19
49% Mar 25
26
37% Oct
4
Aug 26
21% Feb
18
35 y4 Sep
8
151
19
69 y4 Oct
41
Jun
57% Jan
5
6
27%
,
17%
(A S)
Howell
&
Bendix
'
138% Jan
27%
Beneficial Finance Co common.^
2
May 18
1% Oct
10
;32
Bell Intercontinental Corp
31
55% Aug
33%
Inc±-
Aircraft
Creek
4% %
5
Jan
38% Jan
Jun
Beck Shoe
Bell
33%
27 Va
.Belding-Heminway
69% May 25
93 % Mar 16
3
32% Feb
1
Jun
33%'
18%,
33%
17%
Instruments
8
89% Feb
17% Aug 30
liy8 July 27
303/4 Nov
Beckman
July 19
5>4
47%
17%
26%
Co
Mills
Beaunit
5-<:^
35% Feb
48% Jan
93
4% %
27% Jun
85
•
5%,
47%:
18%
prior. preferred-^/LOO:, .-.,-^280^305^
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305
preferred-^.-^ul00.. _bla
96,^'Y
*96%
98
3*'"
i'145%'May
i
:
5%;.
48%
17%
,33
'
,
conv
6
13
57% Jun
r'3%%
19
July 26
19
25
-V
5%
47%
r -v.
17% 33
17%.
Inc
Foods
Jan
14% Jan
20% Mar 29
89% Feb
45
Mar 16
5%
48%
26%
Cigars
Beatrice
.
18%
•23 %
>■
•
33
Inc
293,900
26%
25%
Inc
730
3,403
■i-
3%
25%
.17%
Lomb
&
27%
3%
26%
1
Laboratories
82
4%
26 %
1
Baxter
81%
27
,
28%
13%
193/4
243/4' Y/'Y
i
Bayuk
'
37% Jan
Bausch
82
270
40,800
:
41V4
393/4
34%
«
52
27%
26%
83%
._10
51%
41,700
27%
99%
Corp
51%
2,300
7,400
t
.
33%
40%
*
Corp
Works
Iron
17% Apr
12
32% Mar 31
Jan
Bath
40%
32%
393/8
32%
-—10
85%
40%
32%
26%
100
Corp
Products
31% July 21
48% Jan 16
Aug 10
25
42% Apr
7
14
8
c
17% Mar 14-
2
19% Nov
56% Oct
Mar 16
94% Jan
Aug 29
31% Dec
14 y2 Jun
19
103% Sep
20
62%: Jan
*
5
3
Apr
■
56% Dec
Mar 21
58% Aug
9
48% July 10
76% May 16
Oil
>82%
30%
26%
83%
;
84%
-
14
383/4 Y
98%
preferred_100
Corp
35,100
40%
3%
30 3/a
_100
stamped
Inc—
Basic
8
3
3
non-cumulative
Preferred
49,200
-•
10
48%
24%
30
—100
Stamped
26%
48%
13%
303/8
—100
B
common
62% Jan
1
Mar
Ohio
190
3,400
i
..
18%
24%
30
16%
:-:32%
.
:
14
30%
...
com—No par
2,000
—
19%
*23 %
100
&
29% May 18
-
39 % May
v
Baltimore
9
17
183
Elec
&
13% Mar
27
37
Gas
9%
:
25
:. 18%
47%
■/.'I,Y
13
Corp
.
25%
10
48%
,27%
13%
19%
24%
5%
,1:.
—9,.,
Co
40% July 20
11
59
Dec
30% Oct
Wilcox
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
19
63
Inc
T)
&
4%%
;
9
Jan
47% Jan
July 25
(B
Baltimore
27
Jan
88 >/2 May
23% July 19
Aug 15
14% Nov
Jan
35
.
8
72% Dec
18
20
Babbitt
Aug
9
13% Dec 16
21
49
7% Mar 29
14
-62% Feb
26
12 y2 Dec
26
18 y2 Aug
34
26
43% Oct
52 y2 Apr
3
88
Sep
43% Jan
,
28
45 y2 Oct
10
12% Jan
27% Jan
31
22 y8 Sep
3
36 y8 Jan
4
98% Aug 30
Jan
24% Oct
80
4% Jan
4
; 30% Aug 12
18
90 y4 Jan
5
37% Jan *
17 y8 Jan
16
27% Oct
.■'
26%
,
81%
'
:
73%
300
%
107%
74%
51
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25%
B
:
90
75
800
v.: 42,500
42%
90
,107%
84%
r
37
5c
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107%
9%
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4
13%
26%
1,100
21,900
48%
28%
33/4
27
26 y8
26%
35%
24%
26%
40
51%
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30
1
Corp
183/4
50%
35,y4.
24%
.
26
"•
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81% ' 82
29
3Vi
18%.
Corp
Electronics
51%
81
.
35%
73%
40 V2
28%
•-
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
19% Dec
84
1,440
43,.
■'
9%'
48 Va
53 Va
23%
45% Mar 29
93/4
82 Va
No par
($1.20)
;
17%
" 89%
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110
4,700
■16%
28%
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5,000
.
43%
24%
~ 89
•
26%
47
40'
No par
common
pref
prior
26%
9%
46 Va
83
.
.
68%
82
43%
iv
43
t,
73 y2
9%
.
18
25%
'
108%
72%
43%
24%
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43
68
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•
26%
v
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46%
;
82
35%
.
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90
i
74
26
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47
:
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,
..
26 y8 *
82
1
20
Nichols
43%
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109 /"
,
523/4
—1
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36%
26%
'•
69
•17%
27
40
10
common
18 %
24%,:"
39%
20,300
18
24%
84
5iy8
36
24%
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50%
51%
.
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18 V2
25%
9%
18,900
36
24y2
47
79
43%
24%
25%
78%
43%
24%
':
11,600
79 Va
43%
24%* '
23'/a >■'<
f
53
68
36
74
49%
50%
"
17%
' 73 %
No par
preferred
'Conv
18% Dec
30
RR
43%
6,200
49%
"
•»
17 %
43
,„100 /
B .preferred
Industries
series
Corp
11% May 11
30
50%
♦81%
50%
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Shares
-
78%
36 %Y
109
-
com—4%
Co
Chemical
Austin
May 10
29% May 12
28% July 24
52 y8 July 11
Mar 11
31
15
30% Jun
Line
Refining
$3.75
July 17
3% July 18
4
Coast
Atlantic
4
3
City Electric
:
preferred
4%
Jan
1
12% Aug
79%
42%
89%
- •
10
Co
Atlantic
76
31
13% Dec
20% Oct
"
com__1
100
78%
*''
80 V4 Aug 18
4
Dec
3
Investment
• -
26%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% nonrcumulative preferred—10
7
3.
25
74% Jan
'
Refining common—1
Corp
78%
the Week
Aug. 11
40%
40%
49
■
24%
23%
*
$1.50 series_No par
49 %
16%
.
2.50
48%
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 10
40Va' 40%
*
36
,
-
—2.50
preferred
*:
>84%
42%
5
Inc,
,"67%
.
PRICES
Thursday
41%
48 y2
;
51%
67%
2.50
Dry Goods
1st
Associates
Aug 10/
&
preferred
5.25%
213/4 Jan
24
58% Feb
Oil
Associated
35 3/a Jan
29
88 % May 11
4
40 % Mar
75
Industries
Ashland
July
Corp
Corp
40
x46
.
SALE
Aug. 9
78
t
„
77%
*83
1
Co
>'
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 8
41%
41%
50%
1
common
issued—1
When
Arvin
46
No par
Constable
Eoulpment
1
1
Jun
110
53 y4 Jan
10 V4 Aug 29
1
2
Aug
102% Feb
5
9 % Jan
28% Feb
47
91
69% Feb
•
July 18
Jan
4
Aro
28% Jun
35% Jan
5
21
75
9
20% Sep
Jan
Dec
27
Feb
24% Aug
31% Apr
Feb
22
37% Jan
1
56 V» Jan
49% Oct
20
»4
23% Jan
29ViJun
100
5
■
Arnold
8
42
45
x77
—5
Co
preferred
Armstrong Rubber
37 y4 July 28
8
(Del)
Cork
$3.75
May 22
13% Mar 16
Co
&
Armstrong
2*3
41%
5
10
Corp
Tuesday
Aug. 7
No par
Corp
Steel
Armour
3
Aug 10
-..85 % July
Oil
Armco
9
20 y8 Feb
257/a Aug 22
16% Oct
3
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
20
57
LOW AND
STOCK
43% Apr
23% July 26
30% Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
17
16%
1153/i
115
25%
87'%
44 %
51Va
24%
75
*81 " >
25%
25Va
*44%
25 Va
87%
•87
45
*44%
16 Va
8,200
-
27,300
116%
5,600
25%
6.500
-87%-f
45
51%
50%
51%
23%
24
233/4'
24
74%
76
76
78 V2
503/4
•
•
15%
116
10
230
3,800
18,300
1,700
V.
Number
Volume
6081
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
39 Va Oct
49% Jan
5
23
STOCK RECORD
4
NEW
Highest
44 Va Jan
4
60 Va May
YORK
LOW
/
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Carborundum
5
Co
Monday
.
Par
5
.
53%
53 %
54
31 Va
31 %
31
31%
30%
13%
30%
14%
14%
2,500
14
94%
13%
*94%
14%
3,000
53%
95%
53%
95%
53%
14%
*94 Va
95%
47%
48 va
48 Va
39%
40%
40
88 % Jan
12
Aug 18
91 Va Jan
6
99 Va Apr
5
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
94
57 % May
9
Carolina
No par
53%
5
__io
38 V4
Sep 28
19
43 y2 Jan
3
4
39% Jan
3
52'A Mar 30
Carpenter Steel Co_
41% Jan
27% July 22
39% Nov 25
6
32 Va Jan
3
49
Carrier
-
May 19
Power
Corp
10
43% July 15
23
40 Va Jan
24% Oct
29 Va Feb
Jan
3
35 y2 Aug
3
Carriers
40% Sep
7% Dec
26
78'A Jan
4
46% Feb
1
8
Carter
5
22 Va Jan
5
8% Jan
3
63'A Aug
13 !A Apr
3
Case
71 % Dec
114% Jan
30
3% Nov
Mfg Co
<
44% Sep
58% Jan
1
27
10
72% Jan
19
',47% Apr
4
22
7y8 Feb
26
3% Jan
Sep
19
34 y2 Jan
6
30% Feb
1
88
Feb
8
9
89
21
90% May 31
3
24
4 % %
28
5
(J I)
Mar 20
2nd
Sep
Jan
97
11
Jan
3
115% Jan
6
22
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
121 Va Sep
21
71% Dec
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
3
4
May 23
40 Va Jun
129
4.20%
14
28
7%
85% Apr
10
9 %
100
:
-100
92
■
47%
x39%
40
*45%
46
45 %
35
*34%
62 va
'60%
9Vti
91/4
73%
74%
46%
35
61%
63%-
60%
63 %
9%
9%
*73%
74%
3%
92
81
81%
81
,
;
'
5,100
81
81'A
/
26i/4
26%
;
81
81
2 6'A
26%
300
21,600
13,900
360
4
4,900
59,600
911/4
*125
90
39%
38%
127
1,430
■
41%
*90%
38%
*125
-9,500
•
45 va
41 »/8
90 va
37%
40%
3%
41 va
901/4
37%
127%
40
4
39'A
•125
81%
6,100
47%
3%
•
92
36%
38%
126
56
47%
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9
74%'
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90%
37
126
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38%
55%
47%
61
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35
9%
73
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39%
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9
.
3%
39
190
62%
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74 va
3,500
35
45%
127%
i
54
40%
35
4
36%
preferred series A_100
conv
54
49%
35%
*125
-100
___
531/4
40 %
46
39%
*95%
48'/4
35%
75
3%
*94%
40%
46
-
*14
48%
■
9%
39
com__No par
preferred—__
95%
61%
>
•
73%
7
common_No par
preferred
4%%
60%
preferred
Tractor
2nd
35%
12.50
Celanese Corp of Amer
Jun
46%
*35
1
Co common
Caterpillar
*46
—1
Corp
Inc—
preferred—--
6%%
41% Aug 11
>
50
General
Products
7%
Light
common—
'
94 Va
&
preferred
&
Shares
531/4
31%
16% Jun
Feb
'
'*le Week
31%
36
4
35
Friday
Aug. II
Aug. 10
14 va
3
11% Jan
98
TMiles for
"
Thursday
31%
26% Jan
2
(Philip)
Corp
PRICES
14%
25
25% Jun
Carey
SALE
31%
35% Feb
9
Carlisle
HIGH
Aug. '9
53%
54%
—10
19
6
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 8
54%
5
No par
Sep
10'A Dec
Mar 13
Tuesday
Aug. 7
54%
55
56,900
126%
20
80%
80%
900
8,100
"
35 y8 J an
Oct
15
24% Jan
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
25% J an
20'/a July 22
17
Jun 29
21
15
22% Jan
3
19
12
Jan
22
24% Jun
46% Dec
30
59
75
20
17
.
35 Va
Aug
Celotex Corp common
9
1
.
26%
27
273/4
19%
19 %
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
•25%
25%
25%;
25%
25%
*25%
*25%
25%
251/4
25%
25
251/4
25%
25y4
24%
47%
77
3
34 Va Jun
6
50
July 12
59
5
5
25%
25
*45
47%
*45
47%
*45
*72%
*45
•
7
75
*72%
80
*72%
80
27% Jan
3
34
July 21
May 17
-.100
23
Central
Hudson Ghs & Elec—No par
32%
33
*32%
32%
32%
33
■:
32% Jan
30
42% Aug 25
38% Jan
24
47
May 15
Central
Illinois
com—No par
43
43%
42%
43
42%
43
,
88% Jan
27
35% Sep
92 y2 Jan
3
95%
94%
94%
57% Jan
Illinois
,_100
Service—10
,*94%
18
68%
69
68%
68%
of N J-
,—50
18%
18%
South West Corp
t-2.50
42 Va
43
42%
43%
No par
No par
28%
29
28%
18%
18%
18
28%
181/4
40
41
39%
40%
..
55%
54%
54%
'
39%
39%
39%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
X33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
No par
93%
93%
93%
93%
1%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—
1
Chance Vought Corp,
—__1
26%
26%
26
26%
26
50"%
51%
50%
51%
50%
Checker
-1.25
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
26%
27%
26%
27%
X25%
26%
——1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
42% Jan
Dec
28
8
59
4
Dec
17
6
29
19% Oct
28
29 Va Jan
26
42% Jun
15
38
Jan
25
Jan
29
28% Feb
15
July 18
13% Sep
14
27
Oct
42
11
July 25
26
Oct
17% Aug
9
Jan
23
31
5% Jan
Oct
21
70% Jan
Dec
5
42% Jan
6
88
Jan
4
22 y2 NOV
26 y2 May
Central RR
Century Industries Co.Cerro Corp
64 y2 Jun
Certain-teed
46 Va May 31
Jan
14
57
Aug
90
Jan
9
50% Apr
4
21% Jan
4
32% Jun
15
38 Va Mar 15
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
29% Jan
4
■20% Jan
3
30% Jun
30
14 Va Mar 24
7% Jan
3
10% Mar 22
30% Dec
54% Oct
6% Nov
13
43 Va Jan
4
32
26
69% Jan
6
54% July 21
Aug
5
13
6% Dec
29
99 Va Apr
17
Jan
16 Va Dec
14
34 Va Jan
21
23
19
43% Jan
6
35Va t)ec
30
40 Va
Apr
7
13'A Oct
24
26% Jan
6
'50 Va Nov
2
94
-
i
Dec
; 69
y2 Feb
91
18
Jan
40 y2 Jun
IVa Jan
>
3
11% Aug
52
'■
7
Feb
23 % Jan
4
20 y2 Dec
15
36% Jan;
4
22
Sep
20
29% Jan
4
28
Jan
20
Dec
30
29'% Jan
5
20
Jan
3
15
Oct
12
32
8
15
Jan
4
10% Oct
18
15 Va Jan
4
12% Jan
23
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
Nov 29
71% Jan
6
62
13% Dec
6
Jan
307/a Feb
-
78% Jan
94 Va Feb
8
873/4 Sep
101
2
:
26% July 25
6
series'A: non-'feUm pfd
J4i-/100
Chic & NoiW WefeWrn- com—No par
3
19% Feb
28
3
38
27
3
38 Va Mar 21
Chicago Pneumatic
26
Mar 22
26
Mar 20
Chicago Yellow
37% Jan
10
102% Feb
28
37% Jan
39% Dec 21
7
3
49 Va Feb
-1
163/4 Nov
3
23
24'% Jhh
17
3
50% Jan
18
;
27% July 24
11% July 27
Aug 25
593/4 Jun
23
53% Feb
23
7
8
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
30
17
64% Dec
9
8
10
26"% Nov
71 % Jan
137
12
19% Nov
•
Nov
"33
95% Feb
17
Coca-Cola
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
5
6
30% Jan
26
47 Va
Aug 10
7
74
Jan
5
77% Jun
6
23
Jan
3
44"% July 12
Bottling Co of N Y_,
1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common.,
.1
$3.50 preferred..,
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
323/4 Jun
19
50% Mar 17
Collins
14 Va Jan
3
23 Va May 17
Colorado
43
3
49
20
35% Jan
4
7
503/8 Aug 16
Jan
140
July
Cluett Peabody & Co com
-.100
i
Co
Radio
£%%
July 27
No par
preferred
7%
6
15
24
14
57
45 Va Aug
No par
Fuel
&
Iron
% ■/.
28
19
Columbia
21
23% Dec
30
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
Jun
2
71% Nov
28
67
Dec
9
43% July 27
56
39% Feb
3
53% Oct
31
28% Jan
Broadcasting
4
27 Va Apr 13
34 ■% Mar 21
Columbia
Gas
12
Columbia
Pictures
5
74 % May 25
$4.25
52% Jan
24
19 % Oct
4%
Jan
6
73
Aug
133/8 Mar
2~5%
4
56% Mar
69 Vs Dec
8
90 3/4 Jan
101
4
1033/4 Jan
22
13
Jun
Jun
15
Columbus
35 %
49% Aug
9
68 Va Jan
107
Jun
3
Southern
&
Ohio
Credit
34% May 31
Commercial
91% Aug 10
Commonwealth
101 % Feb
8
4.64%
18
5.25%
Elec—5
Inc
,1
Edison
preferred
preferred—
Co com—25
—100
100
1
1
r.
Conde
NaSt
Publishing
3
29
10
Aug
3
1
17% Jan
18
12
Jan
3
15 3/8 Mar 22
Cone Mills Corp—
6
12 Vs Jan
12
7% Jan
3
13
No
23
May 26
40% Dec
2
3
55 % May
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
59
Jan
68 3/4 Dec
30
Consol Edison of N Y com
No par
4
96 Va Jan
13
103% Dec
30
42% Feb
17
60 3/4 Jun
66% Jan
27
101
31
2
Jan
5
36% Apr
37 Va Jun
7
9
86% May 10
105% Apr
46% Jan
44% Feb
$5
3
28
Co
10
No par
preferred
Consolidated Foods
Corp
26
May
2
42% Dec
20
May 17
23% Jan
6
20% Jan
5
25% Aug
4
Consolidated
Laundries
42% May 18
51% Dec
22
50% Jan
3
61 % Apr
11
Consolidated
Natural
13
4
293/a Jan
4
39% May 17
Consolidation
•63 Va Dec
12
61% Jan
4
Consumers Power Co com
881/4 Jan
4
96 3% Aug 22
92 3A Jan
87V4 Jan
4
963A Aug 25
93
81 % Jan
6
20% Sep
19
83
88
14
Jan
■
Apr
5
Oct
7
94
9
37% Jun
28
49
100 % Jun
16
107
31 % Dec
2
47% Jan
75% Jan
4
83V4 May 23
73A Dec
2
14% Jan
6
22% Jan
443A May 11
Dec
7% Dec
40
31
Jun
Sep
Dec
Jun
27
Mar
95
Feb
'
4%
9
Mar
58
15
Continental
5
4
6
85 % Jun
7% Jan
3
12 Va May
77% Jan
-
27
19 Va Feb
17
21
54% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
1
57% Dec
22
5114 July 19
35% Jan
3
5
21% May 11
>
51%
50
50%
49
20"%
20%
21
20%
20%
1,300
26
26%
263/a
263/4
7,700
9%
9%
93/a
9%
4,600
36%
36%
363/4
37%
1,100
58
58 3^
15,000
36%..
.
59%
9%
-
571/4
A
'
-
19
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10%
11,000
21%
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720
23%
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24
800
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32%
33%
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600
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15%
15%
r;.-15%
15%
10,500
56%.
57%,
VI'* 5 61/4
57%
1,200
10%
191/4
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19%
19%
11,000
311/4
31%
31
31%
3,400
34%
,
26
10%
34%
33%
34%
6,000
22%
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25%
MV
•
23
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23
7,800
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I93/4
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300
25%
25%
253/4
261/4
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53
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145,700
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see page
26
20
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12
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Inc
r
Baking Co
Inc
Can
$5
common
5
preferred
No par
Copper & Steel com—2
convertible preferred
25
May 17
Continental
Insurance
Oil
of
Steel
5
1
Continental Motors
Continental
-
Delaware
Corp
5
7
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,
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58
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330
58
430
34
34
20
57
58
9,700
69
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3,500
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138
20
89%
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23,600
25%
25%
4,300
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19
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49
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7,200
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48
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119
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,
.
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46
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35
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71%
72 %
70
*
73
68 3A
,
993A
993A
109%
993/4
110
109 %
19%
10%
10 3/8
<
•'
11,500
•7,000
993A
993A
109 %
109%
520
193/a
20%
17,100
10%
10%
10%
19%
19
.
'
1,200
7,800
10%
10%
Xl4%
14%
14V4
14 Va
141/4
10%
103A
103/4
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
50
50%
49
493A
50
501%
50%
51
76%
773/4
77%
11 Va
76%
77%
771/4
77 3A
102%
102 %
102 %
102 Va
102%
102Va
102%
102%
1,800
14 Va
14%
14%
..
10,900
6,300
4,000
18,900
37
37%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
373/8
11,500
38%
38%
38 %
38%
383/4
39
38%
39%
11,300
x25
25%
25
25
56
57
56%
563/4
36%
373A
31 Va
373/4
71%
72%
11
713/a
94%
94%
933A
943A
*933A
*25
55%
37%
71
25
25
25
600
56 Va
553/4
56
10,600
38
37%
38
7,100
71V4
703A
71 Va
7,000
943A
94%
94%
450
1,090
95 3A
953A
953A
96 3/8
963A
963A
*9534
97V4
♦953A
97 V4
*873/8
87 %
87 3/8
873/a
*87%
87%
♦873/a
87%
20
*873/a
87 %
23%
24 Va
24%
25 Va
253A
19,800
23%
♦93%
23 Va
23%
24
95
93%
93%
*93%
95
*93%
25
*93%
95
95
80
103/a
10%
10%
103A
10V4
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
29,600
50 3A
50%
50%
503/a
50%
50
.-50%
50
50 3/8
50 y4
12,400
105 %
IO43/4
105%
*105
105%
*105
104%
44 Va
44%
44 Va
44%
44%
83
82
82 Va
*81 %
10
*82 Va
10
10 Va
10
*20
20 3A
*20
105
♦105
T
20 3/4
■
9%
*20
44%
83
10
20 3A
44
*81%
9%
*20
10%
105%
280
44%
44%
443/4
20,200
82%
81%
81%
'
9%
10
20%
*20
10
20%
190
3,900
— —
65
633A
643A
623/4
64%
62 Va
63%
63
64
64
10%
10 3/4
10 Va
103/8
10V4
10%
lOVa
10%
10 3A
10%
7,600
56 3A
56
563A
56
56%
26,100
59%
59%
59 %
59%
59%
3.200
56
56 Va
56 Va
56%
56
59'A
60 3/4
59%
60 Va
59%
t.
footnotes,
99
IO1/4
■
For
8,300
23%
1119% SL 19%.,
*130% 1-311/4
26%
50
21%
57% '*1571/4;
■;
15,300
22
15%
i
99
16,000
24%
•331/4
15%
58%
*96%
7,600
<11
19%
•23 %
34
58
:
99
37%
36 3/4
«$3.75
Continental
62
27
36
No par
Continental
Apr 17
11% May 8
60% Apr 28
67
27%
J
27
36Va
19?/2
56 /4
No par
No par
No par
$5.50 preferred—
Continental
>
120
11,000
26%
44%
21%
353/a
19'/8
'*■
preferred
Continental
3
May
45% Aug
111
preferred
preferred
preferred
Container Corp
12% May 15
3
6
59% Dec
40% Mar 16
$4.16
9
3
103
4
$4.50
$4.52
28
Jan
44% Jan
30
Aug 22
29
20
90
29% Feb
34% Jan
20
19
12
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
'
—
98% July 11
85% Jun
5
29% Jan
4
923/4
43%
40%
1
40% Jan
7
13
5
lo
Coal Co
9
Jan
1.33Va
Corp..
Oct
73 % July 28
97 Va May
9
5
Gas
53 % Jan
27
par
—1
Consol Electronics Industries
9
*92%
441/4
463/b
76%
41%
46
35%
35"%
26% ' 26%
293/8
30%
*72% 73
67%
68 %
63
- - 63 %.
; 323/4 ; 33
30%
88 %
73/4 Jun
Jan
92%
44
'47%
59
1
8% Feb
37
353/a
92%
44%
47%'..59V2
;
48
11% Dec
May 11
35%
V93%
383/4
5
Co
Comptometer Corp
193/4 Mar 29
351/4
37%
46
5
Solvents
4
34%
47Vi
58%
*47%
No par
Engineering
24 Va May
2,200
35%
38,
5
No par
Commercial
111% Apr
11
46%
47V4
59
36
10
Inc
Combustion
6
14 Va Jan
1
45%
46%
58V4
35
19%
100
common
4
May 26
23
97% Jan
Aug 19
30% Sep
14% Dec
64% May 22
13
16
213/a Jan
1103/4 Aug 30
2
11
23 Va Jan
20
System
preferred
41% Jun
50% Jan
45%
12
453/8
763A
41%
System.2.50
Columbian Carbon Co
9
15,600
45%
31% /31%
28V4- :28'/2'
11% -.12 • /'
38 % 39 %
32%; ,32%
277/8
28Vs
50
common.
noncumulative 1st pfd
54% Feb
42% Apr
183/4 Jun
60
10,700
6%
.18%
443/8
763/4
41%
1
Co
preferred series B
4
34% July 28
23% Jan
3
49,300
39%
6%
19i/4
Colorado & Southern Ry—
Feb
45% Jun
59%
383/4
6%
*96
99
" " 7 97% " 97% ' Y
97% 98V4
x58
58
58 '
58
"
*33
343/8
*33
343/a
58% 58%
57'% 58%
65%
66%
66 "
67V4
*137% 138
137% 137%
-88%
893/4
863A 88%
*
25
25
24% 25 Va
*1500
—
*1500
—
Coca-Cola
Jun
18
4%
Clevite
4
24
Dec
Special guaranteed
Corporation
2
"
15
No par
gtd,
50
stock—50
,_1
4
413/4 Oct
Jan
1%
10
30% Jan
50
RR
Apr
5
34
71 % July 10
74
Feb 16
common
.
Pitts
Jan
21% Oct
5
36% Mar
Electric Ilum
&
—__1
Co
61
78
30
10
23
^—10
Iron
preferred
Cleveland
par
773/4 Jan
41% Jan
13% Dec
Jan
573/4
39%
H%
37 Va
"V
—5
133
5
42% Dec
$4,50
■
Mar 21
No
-
7
1
76
61
58%
39
*18%
tii
—5
14
26% Aug 24
July
Aug 11
98% Mar 17
54%
93 -
.
11%
'25%
42%.
Equipment Co_
Cleveland
62 ;,
473/4 Feb
803/4 Dec -28
■
93% July 10
56% Jan
5
54%
39%
24
19
,
"42"%'
Cleveland-Cliffs
Apr
53'/4
19%
52%
Corp
51% Mar 20
Apr
12,000
19%
50%
Co—-
3
62
48% Feb
City Stores
40% Jan
99
48% Mar
City Products
14
5
5
126 % Feb
26'
Clark
18
Sep
32 % Apr
41% Mar 30
•11
38%
•19%
..."
u~-25
City Investing .-Co
16
56 % Dec
37%
20
—100 "
" : 84%
85
preferred—
—100 ' """ *101
102%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—-10
" •* "*443A
45Va
C I T Financial Corp
No par ""*
82
-82V4
Cities Service Co—
—-10
53%'
54%
15% Apr
:
39%
23
191/4
preferred—
Jan
90 Va Jan
Feb
•
38%
22% ;
-43/4%
33
47% Jan
32
36% May 10
2,000
39%
1
11. 4%
■
85
Apr
4
58% May 17
13
65% Jan
■
18%
23%
& Electric com_8.50
Gas
28%
17%
22%
19
«:
43%
28%
18%
23
26%
-
42%
28%
34%
26
23,400
43
19%;,
19
Corp
500
18
34%
*19%
3,300
18 V4
28%
30% •'
22%
20
69%
42%
34%
.
69
*17%
18 V4
18
30%
..4.-
34%
69%
43
19%
34
—25c
44% Aug
1
42
6
20 % Feb
4
19%,i
30un:':30% \vs.i
—_5
O'Nuts
Full
41% May 19
28
36 % Dec
53 Va Dec
.
14% July 14
27% Oct
29 '
,
v
8
No par
Cincinnati
453/4 May 11'
89
/Mar 23"
3
983A Feb
,
——
M
.
69
*17%
-
391/4
'
•57%
,
8,200"
95
39
*15%
i
6,100
43
*93%
95
*93%
28%
24
*
333/4
42 %
18
36
*33%
77
33%
28
•
19%
'57
Cab_;
Rights V —
Chrysler C6rp
8
82 Va Jan
.
Tool
v
Chock
33/64 July 24
53 % Aug
.<T
—100
preferred series A
16
Chickasha Cotton Oil
20% May 15
31% Apr 11
3
37% Jan
,
5%
m
19
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
,
Feb
-
.57 1
..
'
July 19
J 68 Va Dec
9
393/8 Jun
15 V2
No par
■*>5%
'
493/a Mar
Milw St Paul & Pac
33%
•
*72%
■
43%
700
1,100
47%
'
18
.58%
■
*45
33%
42%
800
25
41%
,
36%
10
24%
'33%
77
33%
68%
•"
18
591/4
*96%
10
9
68%
;
18
*72%
95%
58%
58%
18%
:
:
_
>93%
*35%
36
18%
Chic
27
-
99
24%
A
13% Jan
41% Aug 24 ' '
>
4
-
35%
58%
*96
_40
Class
,23 % Jan
21/64 July 31
38
Feb
—
—
*173A
Va
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10
5%
—50
preferred——
Mar 30
37% May 26
18% Feb 27
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
26
9
Aug
—
Chicago <fe East 111 RR com__No par
8
31
14
Corp
45
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia-—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred—100
May 16
22
15% July 31
.21 Va Feb
18
103
6%
No par
Corp*
Corp
Chemway
39
10
Motors
Chemetron
6
67% Jan
3
July 19
1
1
Inc
$4.50 preferred—,
9
"54%
1
Co
Gotham
Champion Spark Plug Co
59% May
9
27% Mar 20
24
Aircraft
Champion Papers Inc com
94% July 27
5
Products Corp
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17
39 % July
5
-
——
Chadboum
35% Aug 11
4
20
Cessna
71/4 May 10
Dec
3
Public
Co
Central Soya Co
17% Oct
14
&
May 11
33% Mar 16
'
-
Central
22% Mar 29
,26% Jan
28
41% Dec
.17 Va May 13
6
Feb
47
»
44% May 17
45
94 % Aug 19
48% Aug 25
8
34 y* Mar
3
26
-
3% Jan
11
24
4% %
Central
31% Mar
18
40
Light
preferred..—
20% Jan
40% Apr : 7
24
3% May 11
1
9% Jan
6
21% Dec
24
preferred series B
69% Aug
4
<28 y2 May 23
5%
7
97 % Apr
24
20% Sep
,
47%
6%
Sep
•19% Mar
Mar
26%
•19%
•25%
38
Mar
26%
19%
25%
preferred—.—*.
__20
Aguirre Sugar Co
-—-5
Central Foundry Co
*.
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
19% July 21
28% Jun
26%
5%
Central
18% Jan
8
Aug 17
80% Aug
3
31,200
18
(646)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
20 Vb
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sep
19
421/4 Mar
25% Sep
15
42 % Feb
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
333/8 Jun
12% Dec
5
27 % Dec
6
NEW
Highest
4
373/8 Jun
Feb"
24V4 Jan
303/a Jan
3
July 11
7 3/a Jan
3
17
27V» Jan
4
49 Va Jun
24% Jan
7
13% Jan
3
223/4 May 24
55
4
31V* Jan
3
42V4 May 31
3
Jan
16
186
8
83% Apr
85 % Jan
87
Aug 17
90
Apr
11
24% Jan
27
19
18 Vb Oct ;* 5.'
1
101/4 July
Jun
831/4 Jan
88
*
<
91
29% MAy
13
153/4 Sep
9
4% Sep
13
3 % Jan
5
4
46% Jan
11
July 18
72V2 Jan
18
35 Va Jan
4
31 Va Mar
4
17% Mar
23% Feb
17
76
39% Jan
Jan
17
42
Dec
28% Feb
1
45
34V4 Oct
5
16% Feb
39% July 25
5
,
30
15
25
33
14
48 3/8 Apr
14
Cream of Wheat
24% Apr
293/a Apr
11
Crescent
July 18.
Dec
21
423/b Jan
23
393/8 Feb
1
541/2 Dec
29
,
4
40% Feb
51% July 25
Jan
4
95
Sep
20
893/4 Jan
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
28
109 % Jan
5
90% Jan
22
18
Jan
11
8 % Oct
24
14% Jan
4
63% July 26
3
10% Aug
13
Jan
28
37
Jan
14
7% Dec
20
123/8 Jan
7
69% Mar 23
3
64 % Jan
$4.20
14 3/a Feb
31% Mar 29
22
60% Jan
8
36% Aug
2
17% Dec
29
25
Feb
19
14 % May
2
19% Jan
Steel
4% %
Cuneo
Press
20
4
153/a Jan
4
22
Mar 16
7
30% Jan
3
37
May
4
July
7
Jun
9
Dana
31% Jun
22
10
82
38,300
5
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
5
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
54%
55
55%
56%
56%
57%
5
Curtiss-Wright
Class
164%
166%
100
1947
*86
100
*89
164%
v!
88
91
1
25%
*86
17%
164
193/4
37%
37%
3,000
56%
56%
36,400
165%
166'A
167%
6,100
163%
18%
86
*86
88
86
86
91
*89
91
*89
91
25%
18%
25%
18%
24%
19
6
6%
5%
6
5%
68%
67%
68
67%
76
*75
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
34%
35%
35"%
36%
94%
95%.
95%
97
1
'
common—2.50
'
*43
24%
19
19
53/4
5%
683/4
*75
•
35%
*27'/a
36%
97%
35%
101
431/2
*43
43%
54%
55
553/a
55%
'92%
91%
100
56 %
92
•43
43%
43%
1,900
4,100
68
5,700
76
<'■
'
20
4,000
53/4
67
76
*75
48
_1
com
24%
19
5%
67
76
200
25%
*181/4
68%
*75
*
5%
68
*75
9,400
'
86
——2
Corp
19%
57 3/a
*89
26%
1
76
19%
373/4
91
25%
18%
163%
18%
37%
56
.
88
*89
26%
165
25
..
600
•'
20%
19%
20%
7,400
271/4
*27%
27%
2,400
35 3/a
35%
1021/4
36
993/4
43%
28,900
IOIV2
*43
22,300
44
100
common..5
54%
No par
*92%
93'
91%
of America—12.50
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22 3/a
106%
106%
♦106%
10634
1063/4
*106
1063/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
I6V4
16V4
16
16%
3,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
15,200
preferred—100
*105%
106%
10
*16%
16%
5
Sugar
Cutler-Hammer
62 3/a Feb
41%
12%
12%
common
100
*68
.
71
*68 Ve
71
,
1
22%
71
*691/4
*12
33
13
12%
123/4
12%
36%
37
37
37%
373/4
37%
37
37
37
*14%
Inc
15%
19%
*341/8
10
*15
15%
20
70
12%
1,800
500
17,300
1,100
14%
343/4
77
*69%
78
15
15
15
20
20%
341/2
78
78
19%
34i/2
200
12%
13
12
260
12,500
33
12%
12%
1
v,
22%
12
13%
1
22%
33
12%
common
21,700
92%
71
*32%
A
*911/4
12
12%
33
*36 %
92V4
57%
33
12
33
No par
57
12 %
u%
32%
No par
*91%
571/4
33%
11%
32*%
1
56
107
*69%
5
Inc__2.50
_
Stores
Publishing common
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
31% Jan
8
39
Curtis
37% Jan
Jan
391/4
No par
Drug
7
96
37%
of
Inc
Cunningham
29
27
10,500
25
Packing Co
preferred
14% Dec
Sep
12%
.
Co
293/4 Nov
67 %.
121/4
Corp
convertible
Cudahy
1
50% Dec
3
12%
preferred
5% %
35% May 15
16% May 16
54% Jan 30
8 % Jan
12
Publishing
Cuban-American
733/4 May 19
5
11% July 18
'■
12
38
100
Zellerbach
Crucible
IO9V2 May 25
233/4 Apr 18
13V4 Aug
3
Aug 11
9% Jan
18
30% Sep
16
12
26% May 17
.
11%
37%
*
Seal
1,900
12
38%
Corp
&
2,900
11%
Corp__
preferred
Crown
5
95'/2 Jun
$2
Shares
38
preferred
Cork
Crown
38
12%"
common
ser
Petroleum
conv
373/4
39
preferred
Crowell-Collier
50% Mar 10
601/4 Jun
3
13% Sep
13
1021/4 Aug 10
433/4 Jun 12
•
6
16
5%
38
12
common
8
3
38
the Week
38%
1
Co
38
Friday
1
Inc
3%%
37%
Aug. 11
29%
29%
37%
371%
1
Coty International Corp
3
Jan
76
Coty
Crane
31
37%
Aug. 10
30 Va
29%
Corp.
—_
Petroleum
21
86
88% Nov
3% %
Sales for
Thursday
50c
Works
PRICES
Co
Co
preferred
preferred
Cosden
9
HIGH
Aug. 9
29%
30%
Aug. 8
377/8
AND
Wednesday
31
5
Rubber
Glass
Tuesday
Aug. 7
31 Va
31%
5
Corp
&
Products
3%%
223/4 May 11
9% Apr 17
69% Aug
1
'
Monday
Par
America
Feb
19 Vb Mar
223/4 July 21
26
Jan
Tire
Corning
Mar 13
5
3
64% Jan
Corn
4
Jan
July 27
LOW
STOCK
Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range
Co
Copperweld Steel Co
29
18 3/8 Jan
July 27
Cooper
5
Jun
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
15
87
5
3
12
6
59% Jun
1943/4 Apr
163 % Aug 10
9
40
72 % Jan
Controls
40% May 31
12% Aug 11
45% May
124
2
29
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
20%
19%
20 %
19%
20%
50,900
341%
34V8
34Va
34
34%
1,000
773%
763/4
77
76V4
77
2,500
*34%
76
14%
15
600
D
Jan
4
12% Dec
27
83
43% Jan
4
Jan
3
42
87% Aug 23
85% Jun
7
88% July 28
6
12 3/a Jan
3
15% Mar 27
153/4 Jan
33"% Jan
5
Dec
5
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 23
74% Feb
3
80
16
751/2 Jan
6
82% May 23
12
32
13
July 31
20
Mar
16
343/4 Jan
22
Sep
Jun
30
26
76% Jan
16
Aug
80% Jun
76% Feb
9
80% Jun
79% Jan
4
83
17% Jan
8
393/4 Dec
15
32
28
543/4 Dec
16
50 % July 25
17% Dec
21
281/2 Jan
8
15% July 18
Aug
471/4 Aug 11
413/4 Jan
Feb
23
8
Preferred
13
Preferred
13
6
Dec
24% Mar
8 r
50% May
29% Mar
28
Jan
2
8
11.
14% Dec
27
14
4
16% Jan
48 3/{, Jan
61
4
14% Jan
33% July 29
29% Jan
'26% Jan
66% Aug 29
38% July
31
Apr
203/4 Feb
6
15% Jun
17% July 24
4
26% Jan
5
28% Jun
24
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
153/4 July .19
10% Dec
13
17% May 16
Dec
30
13% Jan
28% Oct
20
20
15
19% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
6
243/4 Jan
5
701/s Oct
25
99% Jan
19% Jun
20
16% Oct
27
July
26
Mar
183% Jan
28
27
10
8
17
25
Mar 15
46% Apr 19
41% May 22
19% Mar 30
23% May
28% Jan
24% Aug
3
191/b Aug
18
17% Jan
4
24 % Apr
5
103
Aug 16
74% Jan
8
83
Aug 16
8
26% Sep
96% Jan
37
Jan
13
41
42 3/8 Aug
8
203/a May 22
83 3/8 Jun
6
513/4
16%
Light
17
51%
52
513/4
Co—6.75
3
Stores
Dow
59%
59%
321%
18%
19%
191/4
11%
12
11%
593/s
583/4
18%
18%
18%
181/8
32 3%
32
321/4
*321/4
10
„'V
*32
59%
18%
17%
33
72%
73
733/a
723/4
733/a
72 S/B
72 3/a
1
41%
42
411/4
423/4
41%
42 3/i
413/a
42
25
Corp
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
313/a
315/a
20
50c
72%
'
73
73
413/4
42%
32
19%
20
20
20%
193/4
20%
2,000
173/a
17%
173/a
171/s
173/a
17
173/a
17%
17%
8,800
20%
19%
20
193/a
19%
19%
2.50
19%
19%
19%
9,600
403/4
423/4
413/8
423/4
41%
42 3/a
413/4
42%
42
42 3/a
2
20,900
40 %
401/4
40%
40 %
40%
403/4
40%
403A
40%
40%
1
6,500
17%
18
173/4
18%
18%
18%
xl8 %
18 3/8
181/4
181/2
No par
18
18%
18 i/e
183/s
18
181/4
*18
18%
17%
18%
24
24
24
243/8
24
253/a
25%
25%
24%
25
Ltd
Inc
1
-
20
19"%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/8
24%
24%
24%
24%
245/a
5,000
38%
413/4
41%
42 3%
393/4
1
413/4
39 3/a
403/4
38%
39%
150,300
183/a
19%
191/4
19%
19
193/3
19
193/s
19%
19%
Co
USA Inc—
78%
79%
77%
78%
773/a
783/8
76%
77%
78
79
50c
Industries—
36,400
24%
25
24%
253/e
243/4.25%
243/a
25
24%
25%
23,100
31
31%
1
313/8
313/8
30%
'
31%
313/a
311%
32
1
3,000
19 3/8
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
19%
No par
Chemicals
Power
19%
7,100
53 %
53%
533/4
53%
53%
533/4
53 3/a
53"%
54
54
14
133/4
14%
13%
14
135/a
13%
6,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/a
3,900
Inc
Co
31
8%
8%
83/4
8%
232
2333/4
231%
2333/4
230%
232
23114
233%
232
1023/4
103 3/8
102%
103
101%
101%
38% Jan
3
42 3/4 Jun
8
Jan
5
Jan
3
48
44% Aug 24
42% Mar 28
46
44
Jan
4
19
Jan
19
Feb
45% Feb
com—5
series
No par
$3.50
series
No par
Co
5
common
$3.75
preferred
50
$4.15
preferred
234
3,500
20,800
102 %
1023%
1023/4
81
81
80%
80%
803/4
803/4
801/4
801/4
*80y4
803%
500
27%
273/4
27%
28 3/a
28
283/a
28
28 3/a
281/a
28%
17,900
40%
39 %
40%
41
40%
40%
*391/2
40%
44
*43 %
*40
*40%
103
~
1,400
180
50
43%
43%
43
43
43
43
*43 Vb
preferred
4.10% preferred
50
42
42
41%
42
41%
42
42%
413/a
413/a
41%
1,740
50
46%
47
*46 %
473/4
473/4
*46Va
473/4
130
4.20%
*46%
50
*43%
433/4
43%
*431%
50
*44
443/4
5
22
5
4%
20
28
45% Jan
I)
$4.50
Duquesne Light
6
45% May 23
44
(E
Preferred
473/4 Apr
Aug
Nemours
Preferred
8
7,800
5
3
Aug 16
6,400
2,300
17,200
No par
Co
185% Jan
4
4,400
20%
133/4
4
2,600
11,000
193/4
13%
28
1,100
17%
8%
Jan
11,000
No par
Fund
de
7,400
i
1
Inc
Productions
Chemical
Pont
14,500
38,300
'
2.50
Corp
Xl3%
du
18%
313/4
♦31%
1
104
6,1.00
193%
59 %
31%
1
100% Apr 19
773/4 Jan 20
8,500
'
303/4
59
International
3
200
21,700
-
111% '
r
18%,;H i»18%
Corp
DuBois
Duke
.58%:vi59;?i;1*59
X30%
32'4
Ltd
Mines
10%
19 3/a
n%
19
11
32
Co
Pepper
19%
103/a
;r18
Co
Club
(Walt)
;
32%
"
19%
'm'1o%iV
1—1
Corp
(The)
>
—_15
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dover
1
Corp
2373/4 Aug
10
40
.
333/8
511/4
171/8
Dunhill
29% Feb
5
331%
513/8
17
Duplan
82% Jan
July 11
33%
51
17%
17
3
24% Jan
331/4
51
16%
22
41
18
34
503/4
171/4
143/4 Apr
43
27
331/2
51%
17
10% Jun
46% Feb
Mar 23
34
50 3/a
17%
5
44 7/b
17% Oct
33%
51%
17
19
443/4 Aug 25
42
34%
51 %
Jan
9% Jan
8
8
40% Jan
Alkali
National
Drewrys Limited
25% Jan
15
33%
1
preferred
Dresser
13
Aug 24
813/4
—_
jDouglas Aircraft
8
5
11
*793/4
Corp-ii-
27 J/4 Mar 22
42% J an
J an
813/4
Coatings
Co
383/4 May
38% Jan
40
*79%
30%
Dominick
8
21% Mar
813/4
313/4j
Dr
19
13% Aug
5
*79%
19%
Dome
9
10
266V2 Jan
801/4
80%
50c
Distillers
.w
4
30% Jan
31
80%
10
Disney
,
12
22% Jan
178 3/4 Oct
*79%
_20
DiGiorgio Fruit
4
22
78%
18%
Diners'
12
143/a Jan
78%
6,400
$1.50
9
33% Sep
27
79i/4
12,400
6,800
20% Mar 17
303/4 Jan
7% Sep
*77
52
29% Jan
3
4
79 %
53
Diamond
12
70
13% Jan
*77
51
Steel
4
5
791/4
51%
Detroit
4
24
*78
51
DeVilbiss
3
8% Dec
79%
Edison/.
Jan
12% Oct
*78
—100
Inc
Chemical
143/a Jan
May
100
C
543/8
Lines
DeSoto
12
52% July 18
14% Decf
14,100
B
52%
Diana
4
21,000
79
50%
27 Va Jun
17% July
30%
25
79
503/4
12 % Jan
491/4 Jan
29%
24%
54
Diamond
33 % Jan
291%
79
53%
47% May 31
32% July 24
24
30%
251/4
.
50%
35% Jan
24
29%
24%
253/4
54%
293/a Jan
30
30%
243/4
29%
243/4
32%
9
Oct
293/a
29%
4,900
*77%
Supply Co of N Y_
14
23
Sep
14
52
Air
37% Feb 24
743/4 Jun 21
58 % Jan
133/4
79
No par
&
Detroit
Jun
13"%
25
,
203/4 May 17
14% Oct
20
ok
17
..14% Mar 20
.
133/4
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Mar 27
20 3/a Feb
'
7% Jan
14
13%
323/8
28
20
13%
x53%
13% Sep
Jan
14
54 3/a
Dentists'
10
13%
14
5,900
32%
Delta
37
181/2 NOV
13,700
53
60% May 16
24% Jan
493/8 Dec
20
143/a
*88%
32%
27% Jan
6
40%
88%
14%
40%
91
2.50
311/4 Aug 24
26% Aug
Dec
40 5%
881/2
143/a
*88%
*77%
Inc
Co
20
7
41%
91
14%
91
x24%
Delaware & Hudson
21
40 % Mar 23
40%
143/s
,
79
series
Power
40%
14%
13%
-^29
413%
143/a
14
26
series
Delaware
403/4
*88%
*78
3.90%
Records
41%
91
13"% .,14%
79
3.75%
&
40%
*88%
*78
A
Decca
.
100
common—7
series
Deere
Apr
15
10
Light
13
20% Jun
20
5
3.75%
55% May 24
11
—100
50c
Preferred
47% May 4
62% May 23
20 3/4 Jan 19
3
1
preferred series A
River Mills Inc
Dayco
Corp
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power &
19
38 % Apr
35% May 17
33/4%
Dan
7
25% Jun
Corp common
24
preferred
$2.10
preferred
Cigar Corp__
23% Apr 28
DWG
Eagle-Plcher
43%
473/4
43%
*46%
44
130
80
433/4
*43%
433/4
*44
44 %
443/4
44
44
*43%
433/4
100
22
22
221/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
900
24%
24%
43%
*44
E
20s/a July 28
22
Oct 25
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
27
34
Jan
8
23% Jan
24 % Mar
303/4 Aug 30
29% Jan
32% May 15
423/i May 16
89% May 24
75
Mar
8
3
82
Nov
21
15
Nov
1
253/4 Jan
4
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
92
Mar
3
28% Sep
29
483/4 Feb
1
79
Mar 21
32 3/s Nov
1
Jan
15
87
96% July 22
81% Jan
16 Va Jan
101 %
96
11
Jan
383/4 Aug
93% Aug
3
Aug
45% Jan
94
5
83
Feb
1
4
37% Feb
9
July 29
93
Feb
2
263/8 Jan
4
20% Jan
12
29
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
1
8% Feb
26
433/4 Oct
24
73
Jun
7
4% July 27
50
Jan
3
10% Oct
25
19% Jun
23
24% Oct
31
283,4 Nov
23
33
Jan
29
53 % Dec
8
10% Dec
6
22% Jun
21
11% Jan
9
343/8 Aug 22
32% Jan
11
23% Dec
13
38% Jan
78
Jun
20
84
Aug 30
16 3/4 Dec
8
23
Sep
323/4 Feb
24
4
1
63/4 Oct
20
54% Jan
7
58
Feb
11
11
Sep~28
203/4 Jan
5
20
Apr
8
26% Jun
24
28% Oct
6
40
Jan
19
Jan
23 Va Aug
3
Gas
7
Apr 24
49% July 28
93
Feb
21
673/4 Apr 12
7% Apr 11
653/4 Mar 22
$3.60
Bros
Stores
El
National
*93%
Co
9
19
59
23
Jan
153/4 July 28
11% July 19
23% Apr 20
16 Va Apr 27
22'/a Jan
3
45% Apr
35
4
443/4 May
18
8
85%
85
24%
♦97
213/4
213/a
221/4
106%
107%
*97
98
106
98
38
38%
37%
3 8 3/a
37%
88
87%
87%
88
88
87
87
49
49
*97
38
87%
♦87
89%
♦87
t
89
%*
483%
483/4
491/4
94%
*93%
941%
•
24%
85
851/4
22 Va
1081/2
213/4
107
•
85
22
108 3/a
98
37%
38%
87%
.
87%
*86
48%
,
*931/2
280
6,000
23,600
8,300
1,300
881/2
30
49%
5,200
*93%
94%
1
29
29
28 3/a
29
27%
28
273/4
273/4
5
64%
65
64
64%
64%
643/4
64%
64%
*64%
53/4
6
53/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
5%
48,400
57%
58%
57Va
57%
56%
573/4
57Va
51%
4,400
58
58%
28
94%
28
65
1,300
1,400
5
13%
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
123/4
6,100
26 3/a
26%
263/a
26V2
26%
26%
2 6 3/a
26%
26 3/a
26%
64,700
2
Phonograph
123/4
3
Co
80
813/4
81
82Va
82 3/a
83
823/4
84
82%
83 3/4
11,200
5
10
Corp common—25
preferred
100
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
98
85
24%
10s
10
Empire District Electric Co
323% Jan
♦97
94%
Emerson
8
98
22%
108%
*93%
100
86
22%
48%
Gas
&
86
IO71/2
48%
;
Mfg
85%
i.22%
109
48%
1
7
63% Mar 22
22 3/a
*97
2.50
common
5
26
85%
107
88
10
4%
17,500
88
35% Jan
793% Mar 16
15,400
883/4
163/4 Jun
33% May
43% Apr
281/4
373/4
39Va
•383/4
423A Jun
Radio
27%
383/4
373/4
3
Endicott Johnson
283/a
39
100
Watch
Electric
28
38
8 81/2
Battery
Natural
283/a
36%
1
preferred
Paso
4,100
27%
36V2
common—1
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs
Elgin
24%
27%
353/4
10
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer,
Electric Auto-Lite Co
30% Jan
24%
273/a
35%
2.50
Co
Inc
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
Electric Storage
243/8
28%
35%
50
Manufacturing
Edison
4%%
24%
27%
10
100
preferred
Eaton
.
10
18% July 24
Jan
com
4%%
16% May 15
19
Assn
24%
1
Inc
Fuel
prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
,
2
36 % Apr
&
Emerson
4% July 24
54 Va Jan
89
Co
Lines
87% May 16
373/8 Jan
413/a Sep
5
3
253/4 Jun
73% July 24
18% July 24
16
52% Dec
113/4 Jan
50
7
Nbv 30
Dgc
Eastern
7
10
Air
6
3
59 Va Jan
25
5
99
30 3^ Jan
55/a Dec
25
Eastern
10
6
:* 88
17% Oct
Mar
lL9%Apr
65% May 23
') 46% Jan
44% Apr
25
6
?,53/a May 17
July 25
Jan
Feb
13%
13V4
14Va
13%
13%
41% -.41%
413/4
413/4
413/4
413/4
41V2
42
41%
41%
1,000
231/2
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
24%
231/4
241/4
10,700
13%
•75
1
263/4
8.50
x39%
com No par
4%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund Inc
100
50
19%
*55
23%
76
*75
76
•75
76
13%
13%
13%
*75
*75
76
27%
253/4
263/4
25%
26%
26
26
40
40
40%
40
40%
401/2
40 3/4
4%
4%
41/2
43/4
4%
20
19%
56
*55
43/4
20
56
4%
19%
*55
20
56
19%
*55
13%
9,600
76
25%
26%
401/4
41
3,600
5,900
4%
4%
10,700
20
19%
19V2
2,540
56
*551/4
^
56
1
17%
18%
18%
183%
183/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
5
121/2
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
13
13Va
13 3/a
131/4
13%
5,200
1
Evans Products Co
Ever sharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
32
323/4
30%
321/4
291/4
31
29%
323/4
32%
34%
22,700
40 3/4
41%
41
42%
8,900
3
42 3%
42%
-
42%
42 Va
403/4
42
19
8,100
F
483/4 Jun
20% Dec
6
35% Dec
27
5% Oct
24
12% Feb
20
20% Dec
28
5% Dec
5
81
Feb
28% Feb
9% Mar
20
1
8
62
23
Jan
4
34 % Apr
7% Jan
3
14"% Apr
28% Apr
21
6
Jan
3
4
Factor
(Max)
Fairbanks
& Co class A
Morse
89
Sep
20
Jan
6
13"% May
Fairchild
30
30
Aug
Fairmont Foods
21
85
Feb
51% May
453% May 17
48% Jun 13
81
Jun
43
8
373/4 Dec
28
4
333/4 Dec
5
27
Jan
11
35
Jan
4
32% Feb
20
&
Co
1
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred—40
253/4 Jun
1
83% Feb
Mar
May, 12
Stratos
convertible
5%
junior
Falstaff
Family
Corp
Co
4%
common
preferred
preferred—..—
Brewing
Finance
Corp—
Corp
533/4
543/4
54%
23
24%
*23%
9%
*24%
9%
25
9
24%
55
52%
54
53 %
54%
24"%
*24
24%
24 Va
24
9
91/4
24%
9%
24
91/4
24%
24
55
24%
53%
*24%
24%
9
24%
9
9%
24
13,500
100
33,700
300
1
12%
l23/4
50c
29%
30
100
84
84
*83
85
*84
85
*84
86
51
51
51
*50%
51
*50%
51
50%
50%
30
38%
393/4
39
39%
39%
39%
5,500
*47%
473/4
47%
47%
47 Va
47I/2
2,800
l23/8
13V*
29%
29"%
50
*50%
1
36%
37%
373/8
39
1
47%
47%
473/8
47%
12%
29%
13%
29%
12%
12 3/4
29
29%
12%
12%
91,600
29
29%
9,900
*84
86
10
Number 6081
194
Volume
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
19
(647)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
44% Nov
9
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
Lowest
4
9Vs Mar 29
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
47 Va Jan
5% Jan
69 % Jan
1
11% May
8
5
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
25 Va May 16
25% July 28
15 Va Dec 20
40% Jan
6
27
36
27% Jan
4
21 Va
Sep
19
24 Va Jun
9
20% Apr
33
Oct
26
45
4
33% Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
Fansteel
Fawick Corp
Fedders
Federal
Pacific
41% Mar 15
22 % Jan
3
34% Feb
1
49
15% Oct
31
5%%
12% July 26
42% July 25
May 12
14 Va Jan
15
Jan
5
5
20Va Feb
4
27 Va Oct
24
39% Feb
26
26
Jun
4
45% Jan
19
33% Jan
18% Jan
9
22
26% Aug
2
15 Va Mar 16
20
52% Feb
19
32% Oct
May 17
28
34 Va Mar 21
23% Jun
12
35% Apr
11
48 Va July
6
54% May 17
Oct
24
30 % Jun
6
28% Jan
4
47 Va Dec
22
6
49 % Jan
4
6 Va Nov
17
61% July
13% Jan
23% Nov
7
38 Va Apr
8
27
July 26
34% May 22
84
Apr
7
83
Jan
27
86% Mar
110
Jun
7
96
Jan
3
Sep
22
80
May 27
91 Va Dec
12
38 Va Nov 22
45
6% Jan
8
41% Jan
4
Jan
29
20
67% Aug
8% Jun
3
114
4
38 Va May 10
36% Jan
68% Jun
29
58% Jan
17
28
17 Va Dec
22
16% Jan
4
50
f
24
Dec
2
80
Sep
13
85 Va
20 Va Oct
26
28% Apr
34 Va Apr
39% May 31
11
89% Jun
4
55% May
4
30
11
Sep
44 Va
22
May 13
63
Dec
21
May 31
196
14% Apr
248
Dec
23
27
88 Va Jan
13
95
59% Jan
250
48
July 24
13% Jan
Jan
27
3
285
97
Apr
5
12 Va Jan
12
15% Apr
IS
5
19 Va Jan
17% Nov
22
35% Jan
7
21% Jan
5
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
15
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
12
12% Nov 21
22
15% Jan
Mar 30
17% Dec
32
Dec
Aug 10
30
87
30 Va Feb
15
19
Jan
21
73
Feb
Apr
18
Corp
4%
35% Jun
13
1
30% Aug
81
11
Jan
3
46 V2
47 %
45%
46%
17,16o
13%
13%
44%
44%
6,000
30%
30 J/2
31
lo
30%
31
30%
31%
20%
16,100
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
i
22
22
21'%
22%
26%
27 %
26%,
27%
45
46
45 %
45%
45 J/b
45%
45%
46%
45%
47%
47 Vs
48%
64%
64%
28
64 J/4
64%
7%
7%
28%
84 %
86
*84%
86 %
84 J/2
84'/a
107
*106 %
~_No
2nd
B
2nd
pfd
*
par
preferred
100
♦106
No par
Railway Co
48%
*47%
107
48%
*106
48%
27'%
5,800
45%
46%
32,000
48
47%
48%
66'A
66
66'%
32,000
3,700
1
7%
2,800
*84'%
•106
49 J/4
•48'%
.
7%
7%
7%
28%
.107
*48 J/4
27%
45%
651%
28%
27%
47 »/4
7%
29 %
4,100
X26%
>
65%
7%
3,800
45'%
...
28%
Coast
28%
29
86%
20
106'%
130
49'%
106
107
100
*48'%
49i%
9,800
29
*84'%
86'%
25
4%
4%
4 J/2
4%
4%
46 V2
46 V2
46 %
47
46 J/4
46%
46
46'%
45%
46'%
7,500
72 %
72%
72%
72%
72
73
72'%
72'%
72%
72%
29%
31%
31
32%
31%
32%
1
31%
32'%
31'%
32%
10,400
19,400
44%
44%
44%
44%
43%
44 J/4
1
^
_2 50
No par
2.50
Corp
&
43%
44'/a
43%
44i%
7,700
36
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35'%
35'%
35%
35%
2,400
*87%
89%
♦87%
89 J/2
•87'%
89'%
♦87%
89'%
20
45'%
46
46%
11,900
_
Light Co
Ltd
pfd
common
series
of
'51
15
87
4%
'/a
*4%
87 V2
1
45 V2
46
45%
1
31
31%
preferred
lo
♦22 %
10
preferred
4%
31
common
common
Mineral
Motor
64%
,27.%
,
7%
96
45%
30
31
4%
46
30'%
31
30%
23
22 %
221/2
•22'%
23
•22%
79%
79%
♦250
100
441/2
31
♦22%
23
78%
100
46
.
4'%
80
79%
80%
79%
*250
*250
1,100
3,900
31'%
23'%
200
80%
-
79%
80%
..
17,600
•250
•250
"40
96
*96
2
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
5,000
__i
Mart Inc..
22%
23 Vs
II_III~_5
22 %
22 J/2
22'%
22%
21'%
22%
22
22%
10,000
92%
93%
94
93 '/a
93%
93
94%
94'%
;
Co
_I
Co
93%
97
97 J/2
*96
96
96
♦96
,f
97%
95Va
111,600
12
12 Vb
12
IIIo
12 J/2
12 J/4
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
42,200
38%
38 V2
38%
39 %
39'/4
41'/a
X40%
41%
40%
41%
12,200
\
Dairies
Foster-Wheeler
67 V2
67 V2
X66J/2
66 J/2
66 J/4
661/2
65
66%
66%
67%
50c
1,500
27%
27 %
*27 J%
27%
*27'%
27'/a
27%
27%
26%
27'%
2,800
17
17 %
16%
17
17
17'/a
17'%
17'/a
32 J/4
32%
32%
33%
32%
2,400
10,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
30'%
29%
30%
157,000
74'A
76%
76 V4
X76%
76'%
76'%
77'%
790
Inc
2
Corp
Co
I
Corp
Freeport
Sulphur
Fruehauf
Trailer
4%
47%
13%
44%
30
preferred
Foxboro
46'%
47
13%
43%
30 %
29 Vb
Corp
Foremost
46'%
13%
43%
29
Franklin Stores Corp
3
47%
23%
13%
Fram
Apr
46%
•22%
43%
3%%
Ford
6,000
38
23%
13%
convertible
Food
38%
♦22%
43%
3 % %
Foote
39
37%
23%
13%
issued
C
38'%
•22%
38%
7%
convertible
M
500
38%
23%
38
♦22%
35%
36
43%
Food Giant Markets Inc
F
8,200
28 %
divid
When
15%
21'%
•
13%
issued
$4.20
2,900
15%
21'%
21 J/a
45%
24
3
84% Nov
conv
When
36
15%
21 '/a
15%
15
*21 '/a
13 %
30% July 18
28% July 25
5
20
41% Aug 10
26% Aug 11
14 Va Jan
5
6
11
14% Feb
9
May 27
66
29% Mar 22
95 Vs Aug
July 31
31 % Jan
65
-
2,600
2,200
12,400
21
14%
35%
23%
37%
20
21'%
•22%
37
Shares
8'%
44
Food Fair Stores Inc
5
9
July 27
13
11 VB Oct
12
May
80% Aug
13
94 % Jan
May 31
24
May 31
36
35%
15%
21%
5
A
Florida East
33% July 26
5
conv
$2.25
1
25% Jan
26
3
15
36
15
21%
5
Power
Jan
35%
15 %
1.25
preferred
$4.50
Fluor
35%
21%
RubberI__~No~par
&
Power
5
21%
common
Florida
34% May
21'%
Co
Co
Florida
85
3
Carpet
$4
21%
8'%
Products__No par
Paper
May 19
31 % Jan
18
Nov"
Firth
8 '/4
22%
Aug. 11
53'%
53%
j
Tire
Flintkote
8'%
Va
Charter Financial
Corp.No par
National
Stores
No par
First
8%
15
__io
75% July 12
34% Jun
20
Firestone
8
Jan
Stores
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
First
8%
x21 J/2
8%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 10
53'/a
54
8'/a
35%
5
Corp
Fiberboard
May 19
8
10
5
11% Apr
14
Dept
Sales for
Thursday
22
21
25
Inc
PRICES
8%
l
common
SALE
22%
23
A
HIGH
Au,g. 9
52%
53 J/4
8%
5
com
series
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 8
53%
53%
22 %
j
preferred
Fenestra
51% May 19
July *4
50% Feb
1
pfd
Paper Board Co
4.60%
Federated
Ferro
Electric Co
2nd
conv
Federal
23% July 27
14
67% Jun
~
19% May 10
24% Jan 17
15
47
~_2
™
Corp
Tuesday
Aug. 7
54
54%
5
_
3
22 % Aug
20
Corp
25
14% July
39% Dec
24
Metallurgical
Mogul Bower Bearings.
24
26
Monday
Par
Federal
19 Va May 23
35 Va Oct
LOW
STOCK
1
32% Oct
24 % Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
64% Jun
1
I
Co
Co
10
common..
31%
4
100
32%
28%
29%
75%
1
preferred
75%
*74
16%
X32'%
*17
32
33'%
G
12
Dec
16
21% Jan
4
12 % Jan
3
193/8 Sep
29
27% Jan
7
22 % Jan
27
51
Jan
5
463/4 Mar
59
Dec
7
443/a Jun
33'/2 May 31
42 % July 27
3% Oct
24
6% Jan
15
3% Jan
19% May
Gabriel
Co
31% Mar 30
1
8
Gamble
Skogmo
57
29
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
3
5% May 12
24
Sep
29
313/4 Mar 25
241/2 Jan
9
29% July
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
2
17% Jan
4
26'% May 15
10 Va Sep
20
11% Sep
9
10% Jan
6
13% May 15
21% Dec
30% Jan
16
6
90
•
i
Jan
4
99 »/a Oct
May 18
263/a Jan
21
22% Jan
137
80 %
July
12% Jan
..
146
Oct 28
5
92V2 Jan
U
,-Lt
:
,
,
I
16
9 Vb Jan
34 % Jan
26
45 % Jan
July 28
27
Jan
25
75 % Mar
82
8
213/8 Apr
14
.
Dec
21
8 Va Jan
29% Jan
23
88 3/a Jan
11
70% Sep 28
99% Jan
4
305/s Apr
General
General
Jan
19
27
27
General
Cigar
General
Contract
17
8
July 31
311/2 Jun
14
68% Jan
Mar 27
5
1
Jan
46
May 10
90
Aug 11
3
21
31
37
23
113
Feb
111
40% Dec
23
Aug 22
6
55% Jan
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
100 % Jan
5
108% Aug 25
104
76 % Jan
4
853/4 Aug
1
28
Dec
15
26 % Jan
July 13
41
Dec
21
32
Jun
28
66% Jun
22
54% Jan
6
78
Jun
7
23
52
Jun
7
Apr
10
Jun
10
371/2 Jan
6
Nov
28
5% Jan
5
May 31
49'/a May 22
108'% Mar 27
6
45
Sep 28
5
83% Jun
39
3
Apr
28
42% Feb
4
19
10
8
Aug 11
General
Electric
General
Finance
Corp
Co
General
General
5%
Mills
1
__No par
,
Instrument
Corp
1
common
_15
1
1
27% Dec
30
5
36% Jun
1
29
Jan
12
14
General
333/4 Jan
6
20Va Jan
3
25% May 19
Railway
20 % Oct
19
General
29% Jan
4
253/4 Jan
6
38
General
Steel
Apr
20
5
26% Sep
12
27% May 11
$1.30
preferred
26'% July 14
32'% Apr
3
$1.25
34% May 31
33 % Jun
1
25
24
41% Oct
July 24
13 % Jun
22
25
813A Jan
4
533A Jan
4
91
Jan
6
96 % Feb
26
92'% Jan
25
100
Jan
5
253/4 Oct
26
103% July
403A Jan
42% Feb
17
61 Va Jun
20% Mar 20
;
'
__
5
101
Jan
5
30 % Jan
4
23
3
533/a Jan
42
—
84% Aug
100
Jun
8
12
106'% Jun
2
Tire
5 % %
21
May 19
Getty
Oil
21
Mar
59
Jan
13
Giant
Portland
50 3/4 Jan
11
653A Sep
Jan
19
96
— _
16 Vb Oct
113/a Dec
1
19
20
95'% Feb
6
26 3A Jun
—-
25 % Jan
27
87 Va Jan
16'% Jan
126% Aug
77'% Aug
Gillette
Brothers
21
3
23% May 11
8
.13 »A Jan
45% Jan
4
353/4 Jan
4
20% Jan
11
11'A Jan
3
1% Nov
17
51% Jan
75'% Aug
11
27
47% Jan
6
33% Jan
4
46'% Aug
11
Sep 29'
28'A Oct
24
27
3
54
Jan
3
3
3
32% Sep
29
44% Jan
4
35'A Jan
4
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
1% Jan
3
73/a Dec
15
10 3/8 Jan
15
8 'A Jan
6
5%- May 10
26
30
Oct
Feb
32% Apr 12 "
413/8 Aug 24
20
17
14
14% Aug
2
Grand
52% Aug
39% Apr
Grant
35'% Jan
17
7
32
Jun
15
25'A Jan
18
80
Aug 25
75% Jan
4
30'A Sep
Dec
16
37
Oct
24
42 'A May 30
22% Oct
26
24
May 11
128% Jan
4
8
i
82
Jan
17
19
Co
26 3/4 Jan
3
28 Va Apr
523A Jan
4
483A Jan
3
53 3/b Jan
5
393A juiy 12
31'% Jan 23
28 3/4. Jan
139
24 % Aug
97
4
17% Dec
23
61'A Oct
11
72
26 % July 25
37
Aug 19
34 % Sep
29
Jan
13
20
90
Jan
29'A Apr
3
Jan' 11
67
Jan
3
Jan
32% Jan
3
4
see page
26
Nor
Paper
Ry
Great
Great
Iron
Western
Western
Ore
141,000
683/4
108,900
68%
69'/b
.42
68%
42%
87'%
41
42
/
8
42%
*85%
41'%
34%
68%
68%
683/4
67%
42
42%
42 %
42%
423/8
42
42
88'/a
863/a
87%
87
88 3/4
88%
90
25,200
403/4
41%
40 3/4
41%
40%
413%
21,900
69 Vb
68
42%
1,200
17,700
35
34%
34%
109 VB
109%
109%
109%
1093/4
790
47%
48%
x47%
48 Va
47%
41 VB
47%
48'%
142,500
106%
106%
106%
106'/4
106%
106%
106%
106'A
106%
2,400
82
82%
82 VB
82%
82%
36'%
35%
82%
36%
82 %
36
36
36
36
36%
36'%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33'%
69%
71
68'/a
70 3/o
69
34%
•
71%
♦47
35
343/e
69
41%
4934
343/e
109
•47
82'A
82'%
2,200
18,400
12,600
683A
67%
•46
50
1,100
82%
36 VB
3 4'A
47%
73A
29,500
7%
73A
7%
31 VB
31%
31 Vb
31%
31%
42
42%
42
42%
413A
43
23 VB
233/a
23
233/a
23
23%
3,700
37
37'A
37'A
37%
37%
373/4
2,700
7%
7%
31%
43
23%
703/4
*47
49%
31 '/b
1093/4
109
23%
37%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
*25
25%
25
25%
25%
25'/b
25%
8
16,500
31%
26%
263/4
263/4
5,900
25
25
25
25
25 Va
253/a
25%
25%
26%
♦25
103
37%
102%
37%
37%
103
102%
38
103
373/4
263/4
38
14
*102
37%
700
163,500
14%
12,800
823/a
82%
84
45,500
98
98
98
104
♦102
104
14 %
13%
490
270
38%
37%
37%
8,100
14,700
65%
64'/a
65
63 VB
64 VB
63 %
64 '/a
64%
651/2
47%
49%
48 %
49 %
48 3/4
49'A
48%
493/a
17%
11 VB
17%
17
17 %
16 3/4
17
16%
17
17%
18'A
18 VB
18%
183/a
18%
18%
18%
183/4
19%
123%
123%
74%
121%
1223/4
123%
126%
74'%
100
74%
74%
10Q
31
30%
.19%
•
*100
30%
v
31%
19%
-
19%
743/4
19%
753/i
♦100
100%
-
IOOV2
30%
19 %
31 *
"
193/4
1203/4
75%
*100
121 'A
123
x30%
19%
19%
■
19%
14'%
14%
14%
14%
15 %
15
15%
14%
15
41
41%
41
42
42
42%
42%
43
42%
43%
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12'A
12%
12 %
123/8
2
2%
2
2%
14%
2
2'/s
2
2%
2
733/4
9,400
-
3,600
100
1001/2
'303/8 -.80%'.
••
6,700
77%
*100
30%
19%
1233/a
753/4
753/4
100%
5,600
15,700
2
75%
"
9,100
3,800
125,100
5,600
1,500
7,700
36,800
71%
70%
72 %
70%
45%
44%
45%
44 %
45'/a
x44 %
45
45
46%
47%
47%
47%
46'/b
47
463/4
47%
46%
47%
4,300
74%
75 VB
73%
75'%
733/4
75
743/4
75%
75%
76%
14,800
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
19,400
71%
70%
23/4
93/4
723/4
93/4
93/4
93/4
72,300
1,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 '/a
131/4
13%
13%
12%
13
3,600
37 %
38
37%
38
7,200
93/4
38%
38%
38
38%
37%
38
49
49%
49%
49%
48%
493/4
48%
49
31%
32%
31%
31%
31 %
32 Vb
313/a
32
100
*76'%
77%
*76%
77%
76
76%
76
76
___1
Prop__No
Co__
par
25
No par
Financial
Corp
1
Sugar com
No par
preferred '
800
263/4
253/8
25%
25 %
V 25'%
2.50
Cot
:
100
Green
Greyhound Corp common
4'%%
preferred
48%
49
5,200
30 3/4
31%
8,600
•76
320
781/2
13%
14 '/a
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
5,800
52
52%
52%
52%
523/8
52%
52
523/8
513/4
52'A
16,300
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
24 3/4
24%
24%
243/4
2,900
58
58%
59
59%
593/4
593/4
583/4
59'/4
58%
59
2,400
40%
4IV2
40%
41%
413/B
41%
41
41%
41 VB
41%
8,200
49'A
14,900
48%
35'%
145
49%
49 %
34%
35%
145
145
49%
35%
145
49 %
493/4
49
49%
35
351/4
34%
35%
145
145%
1453/4
145%
24%
48%.
34%
*145
34%
3,000
145%
120
3
30'%
30%
30%
31
303/4
31 %
30%
31 Vs
30 3/4
30%
4,300
3
25 %
25%
25 %
25%
25 '/4
25%
25'/4
25%
253/8
25%
7,700
100
92%
93%
*92 %
94
92%
92 %
*921/2
37%
38 VA
38'%
38%
373/4
38%
37%
75% July 28
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
42% May
Gulf
May 19
40
Aug
2
25% May
'
4,700
36%
70
Stores
Northern
96'% May 24
18
18'A Jan
16%
35
47 %
Pacific Tea Co—1
Northern
7%
16%
37
6.25
27
Mar 22
1
&
Great
1
16 Va
136%
5
35% Mar 20
3
15
footnotes,
29
Atlantic
Great
3
rl6
38
47'%
;
Great
Aug
163/4
44%
*
23
146
16'/b
37
4
Ltd
53% May 17
3
16%
37%
No par
Inc
common
39% Jun
5
Jan
16%
35%
1
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
12
5,700
35%
5
common
Great
15
3,600
5%
17'%
10
Steel
19'% Apr
22% Jan
For
T)
52% Aug
253/a Feb
193/4 Oct
City
(W
Co
3
Aug 19
323/8
53/4
45%
5
Co
3
32% Feb
31%
6
11,400
5
Mining
Jan
34% Aug
31%
53%
64%
No par;,
Co
&
35% Jan
143
x31 *%
5%
1
Co
Rubber
19 Va Jan
Mar 22
31%
53/4
5
80c
F)
26
69
31%
103
1
Batteries
18
51'% Feb
120
31%
97'/4
1
(B
R)
Union
3%%
78%
x803/4
$0.60 convertible preferred_No par
Granite
Mar
44
78%
.
17'%
1
41%'Jan
27
18
18
80
Co
(W
Granby
43%
79
100
Graham-Paige Corp
10 % Jun
20%
44
6
203/4
4,400
20%
43%
*77%
14%
10
Grace
40% May 17
4,800
77 %
98%
.'1
Goodyear Tire &
5
530
9%
43 Vb
83 %
common
Brewing
Goodrich
4
963/4
8%
203A
98%
Corp
1
14
63/4
96%
9
6%
77%
813/4
Co
Gould-National
76% Aug
3'% Jun
6%
97
433/4
14 %
1
7
3
Jan
11
15% Jan
Alden
73% Jan
Jan
7% Oct 31
Jun
8
; 20%
20
5,400
•
20%
14%
Gladding M )Bean & Co
6% Jan
26
24 % Sep
74
May
*
43%
99
1
32% Sep
24 %
1% Jan
>
79
84%
Co
4
20%
•»
'
8%
14
Goebel
21
5,700
87%
6%
97
97%
5
3% Jan
9
82%
Inc
89 % Jan
4,900
14%
Globe-Wernicke
5
88'A
86 3/4
98%
Glidden
29
22%
87%
V
84%
14 Vb Jan
Dec
45
96%
122%
82
preferred
& Co____:
Glen
'♦95 %
14%
17% May 16
43'% Aug 11
24
29%
v
22 %>a
98
$4.50
4
23% Jan
25
3.33'%
Co
Gimbel
23
29%
96 %
16%
36%
2.50
Cement
7
10 % Nov
293/a
».Vif22%
33 %
37%
Co
11
34 % NOV
63/4
97
83/4
5%
37'%
Co
100% July 26
31% Aug
4
Ginn
31%
6
™
-8%
963/4
8%
■1H
•'
4
3
3
50'% Jan
31%
c.85'%' 086%
2,500
5,200
29'A
%
i 22 '/2
100
Products
143A Jan
,
31
23%
■
17% Jan
..,
*77%
5%
6%
t 96
f.
122%
com—83%c
Rubber
Inc
4
6
42%
78%
43%
preference
19% July 18
913A Nov 22
23
42%
31%
Corp
&
19% Jan
Sep
41%
78%
23'%
25
Time
26
88
20
*
97
8%
43'%
preference
12% May 17
4
20 Vb
97
31'%
B)
General
Gerber
6%
8%
1
General
14% Oct
6
'
2.50
Georgia-Pacific Corp '
2
86
6.67
(series
Genesco
55% Jun
84%
7%
Tele & Electronics
75'% May 24
July 25
6%>
Vl
10
39% July 10
4
.
Oi *95
400
3,500
13
*v" **95 %
29'/a
28%
.
96%
22%
7%
Corp
General
$5
28%
49%
preferred
25
13
•233/4
Telephone Co of Florida—
3
27
12% Oct
12 3/4
7%
Industries
25% Jan
233/4 Oct
12%
•47%
Signal
243/4 Jun
_____
12%
^lOc
Public Utilities
General
24% Jan
*
12%
24
13
241/4
No par
Refractories
General
23%
95%
96%
106'%
No par
23 Va
27
27
28%
23%
22%
i
4%
4%
4%
•27
.'.2a%t
•
.64
19%
>
.
27%
*12%
28%
6%
43/V
♦27
24%
■97%/ Lf
22.%/i;
'j
.25%
50%
4%
28%
23%
48
Service
28
33'/a July 18
12%
49%
4%
*27
110
preferred--.
18 % Sep
54% Apr
3,500
50%
4%
24
34%
Advertising
23 Va Oct
3
8,600
43/4
47%
series
Outdoor
Public
49%
109'%
Portland Cement Co
General Precision
Equipt Corp
conv
48%
3
General
$1.60
49%
49%
4%
__No par
$5
preferred
Preferred $3.75
General
493/a
49'%
27%
100
Motors Corp common
General
2,200
1%
preferred
General
5
•,
Corp
Geheral Foods Corp
9
26% Jan
2
Controls Co
55% Apr
791/2 Jan
Corp
Dynamics
31
17
Finance
General
74
10
Jan
1
3,600
54
8%
100
General
31
11
Apr
I
Inc—
Co
6,200
27 Vb
54
96%
No par
com
preferred
153/8
27
83%;
5
45% Jan
37% Jan
19
1st
15%
54
28%
2
22'% Mar 21
22
29
223/a Mar
Corp
4%
9
28
35
Cable
2
50% Jun
25
General
Mar
75 % Dec
43 % Oct
Corp
Bronze Corp
15'/4
27
54
*96
.—
__No par
Bancshares
General
Feb
51/8 Feb
1
com
Texas^_5
preferred
General
83
16
of
Amer'; Trans^ortation__a:25
Baking Co * common
_U_~5
33
38 % Dec
32
$8
Co
15%
26%
53%
12%
,100
Ameir Oil
15%
27'/a
53%
23%
No par
$4.50 preferred
3
44% Feb
18
21
21 Vb July
American
General
9% May 15
31
61% Aug 18
33 % Dec
General
15%
26%
54
27
__i
prefl
Investors
15%
27
53%
4%
50
Corp
voting
conv
15'/B
26%
54
48 %
Inc common.i
preferred
Acceptance
$0.60
5
22% Feb
Industries
15
26%
53'%
2
convertible
24
140
July 26
22 % Mar
23% May 23
101 % Jan
7
Wood
4%%
10'% Mar
601/2 May
2
37% Jan 19
8
Gar
Corp
General
14%
26'%
5
II_l5
Co
77V4 July 26
5
33 % Sep
Garrett
July
89 J/2
4
4
25
6
11
Inc
Gardner-Denver
27 % Apr
12
153/4 Oct
29% Aug
21
17
34% Jan
Aug 24
36 3/4 Dec
Jun
7% Jan
27
32% Oct
98
4
31
10
93
July 22
7% Jun
16% Oct
3
20% Jan
3
;75
May 26
6% July 31
13
17
583/4 Febj.; 1
8% Dec 30
6
1
^
4
8
Shoe
Oil
Manufacturing Co
Corp
;
_.
8.33'%
24'%
75%
38 Vb
38%
3 8 3/4
*.92'/2
37%
24%
24%
*74%
94
-
!
243/4
24'/b
24%
24%
75%
75%
*75 V*
76 J/2
♦74 V.
38%
39
38%
39
383/4
30
94
38%
19,100
24%
2,600
24%
243/a
76%'
7434
743/4
39
383/4
38%
300
CA
ADrt
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Par
Aug. 7
39%
40
Tuesday
86% Aug 26
85% Jan
11
88% Apr
27
$4.20
9iy2Oct
86 % Jan
dividend preferred
100
4
94y2 Jun
*86
88
15
$4.40
dividend
100
93% Apr
10
*89%
$4.44
90%
JafI
6
7
91
87% May 18
23
7
9iya Aug
Aug 12
7
Jan
4
103V4 Nov
15
101
Jun
28
97% Jan
11
103'/a Aug
19
102
Jan
9
24% Sep 28
36 % Dec
29
33 ya Jan
12
104
Mar
Gulf States
2
105 % Feb
$5
14
Utilities Co
com_No par
preferred
dividend preferred
dividend
100
*86
88
90%
HIGH
sale prices
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 9
39%
40%
Aug. 10
40
40%
*86
90
90%
88
90
90%
93
*91%
*86
Friday
the Week
Shares
Aug. 11
40%
41%
*86
88
90 y2
11,100
88
90%
160
90%
*91 y2
*102
102%
102%
102 y2
100
*101%
103
103
103
2.50
40%
25
*58%
5
49%
50%
50 %
51%
51 %
51%
5
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
91%
100
preferred
$5.08
49 % Mar 29
91%
,
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 8
39%
40
41% Aug 11
84 % Jan
97
YORK
EXCHANGE
16
38% Jun
82
NEW
35% Jan
8
27% Feb
1
Highest
51%
32%
32%
321/4
32%
32
32%
1
24'/4
24%
,.32%
98
98
31%
311/4
31
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
28%
5,200
28%
28%
29
29
29%
29
29%
29
29%
12,500
41%
41%
59%
93
*58%
♦91%
•102
102%
102%
102%
41%
417/a
102 y2
41%
*91%
93
93
40
*102
102%
102%
*102
102%
*102
102
41%
42%
42%
59%
*58%
110
y2
50
44
13,200
H
48
Feb 24
3
35% Jan
55
Sep
51% Jan
26
531/4 Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
4
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
24
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
251/8 Jan
4
39 % May 18
Hall
21% Dec
5
27
Jan
4
22'/4 Jan
6
28% Feb
9
Hamilton
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
93 y2 Jan
3
112% Feb
13
26 V* Jun
20
32%
Jan
25
26% Jan
3
32% Apr
28% Nov
25
47% Jun
21
1
37y« Feb
15
5
571/4 Jan
5
26% Aug
471/4 Jan
3
58'/2 Mar 28
Mar 24
120% Jan
42
July
Oct
24
34 y2 Oct
24
50'/a Dec
16
21% May 24
26% Sep
2
18 y2 Oct 31
291/4 Jan
11
20% Jan
3
I
22 Yt May 26
27
Aug 31
11% Jan
6
231/2 Jan
8% Feb
37% Feb
27
121
129
26
-
Hammond
May 24
41% July 11
6%
19
Jan
6
71% Apr
24y2 Jan
4
36% Aug
7
271/4 May 18
Harsco
23
33% Feb
17
Hart
6
13% Feb
20
Hat
7
47 'A Apr
Jan
9
3
77
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
81
Jan
3
55
Dec
46% Apr
501/2 Jan
24
Feb~ 17
29 y8 May 12
32% Jan
18
36
13 y2 Dec
1
20
13
55% Apr
13
6
Mar
9
87
34'
4
14
Feb
8
79
Jan
Aug
111% Aug 26
108
Jan
Jan
Dec
20
9
112% May
67 y2 Jan
119% Dec
1121/4 Jan
70
38% Feb
1
67
Dec
21
18 y8 Oct
26
28
Jan
4
24%
68
Mar 14
8
60 y8 May 11
92 % Feb
16
121/4 Dec
120
1
29 '/a Oct
19
23% Feb
19
7%
3
5%
54y2 July 25
20% Jan
3
68% Apr
53
Hertz
28% Mar 30
27
Aug 10
28% Apr
Aug 22
July 13
66
Jan
Jan
113
16
7
30y4 Jan
4
140
3
Aug
7% Feb
21.
10
21
3%%
Mar 22
Jan
$4%
20
Hill
2nd
pfd
Hilton
Hotels
24% Jan
12
161/4 Jan
3
29% May 10
Hoffman
8% Aug 10
29% Apr 19
11% Mar 13
Apr
28
5% %
Holly .Sugar Corp
31% Aug
9
40% Aug 11
Holt
5%
20
41% Apr
651/a Jan
4
53i/2 Jan
16
Homestake
19
3
94
Jun
16
Honolulu
271/4 Oct
25
4iy8 Jan
4
4% Oct
16
3
43
Aug
8
Hooker
98% Feb
7
90
Apr
5
$4.25
Sep
19
20
2
Jan
14
4y2 Jan
3
6
14
16i/2 Jan
5
19
26
8
30
Sep
161/4 Oct
21
Jan
10
22% Jan
361/8 Mar 17
27
34% Jan
13
901/4 Sep
26
Mar
7
38 y2 Feb
f35% Dec
70 y2 Jan
4
79
77
8
85% Sep
88
Jan
Dec
16
65% Jan
21
9-
Aug 19
14
93
Sep 13
961/4 Dec 13
11% Mar 30
191/4 Jun
30
13%, Dec
2
24% Jan
4
43i/2 Jun
29
54i/2 Jan
24 y8 Mar 14
4Q% Dec
94
Sep
84% Feb
25
901/4 Aug 24
6% Oct 25
32
Oct 26
16% Oct
27
16% Jan
4
10
36i/4 Jan
13
33% Jan
tv.
4
82 y2 Jan
23
88 % Jan
■
86% Jan
93
10
121/4 May
9
Jun
4%
3
7
Howe
3
58% May
8
Hudson
3
58'/4 Jun
6
I31/4 Jan
11
5
1
8
Jan
34% Jan
17% Jan
4
100
3
21
38% Feb
3
9
11% Apr
26
Jun
28
23
July
«fc
Sound
7
41
30% May 31
251/4 Apr 28
35% Aug
31% Jun
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
62% Dec
30
447/8 Aug
8
78% Aug 11
Jan
27
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
413/4 Feb
18
45
4
451/4 Jan
42 3/4 Jan
22
41
11
Feb
4
313/4 Nov
22
38% Feb
17
Aug
4914 Aug
9
46% July 27
44% Aug 15
573/a Aug 23
50% Dec 27
5% July 11
65
145
Sep
28
Dec 13
58
Jan
41
3
23
Cement
Inland Steel
29
46% Aug
2
15
38% Mar 13
47% Apr
17
95
12
139% Feb
2
29
Feb
69% Jan
8
12
17% Aug
5
473/4 Sep 20
123/4 Aug
4
30% Dec
22
86% Jan
8
93% Dec
30
Dec
6
22% Dec
23
55
23
50% Jan
19
42% Jan
148% Aug 25
36V4 Aug 24
142% Jan
80
34
149% Apr
50%
B
Int'l
Apr
20
Int'l
24
35%
23 %
23 %
12,100
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22
22%
10,300
77% Jan
30
25% Jan
36% May 16
59Va Dec
58% Jan
15% Jan
85
Aug
3
22% May 11
Int'l
19
.4%
*28
Mining
42% Apr
17
International
Aug 24
37%
32
39%
40
3/4
9,100
47%
477/a
48
48%
48
49%
43%
493/4
473/4
491/4
9,500
80%
83 %
40%
42%
77
25
32
Feb
17
35
May 31
48% Dec 30
32% Feb
17
38 % Jan
15
May 10
45'/4 Apr
4
Jan
3
7
Paper
International
29
38% Jun
6
International
32% Apr
39% Jun
27
International
60% Apr
48% Jun
4
12
13
32% Jan
11
44% Jan
4
33% Jan
11
123% Mar
14
40% Jan
12
50% Jun
21% Jun
27
4
27
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20% Jan
29% May 25
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2
7%
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.
.
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.
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>
97
42% Jan
55
41% Jan
49% Jun
9
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
45
8
Iowa
&
4
Oct
31
Jan
4
18 % Oct
26
40
Aug 29
36% Jan
38% Jan
7
21% Jan
Sep
7
115% Jan
441/4 Jan
4
124
Aug
30% May 17
122% May 10
17% July 20
24% Feb
20
Power
Iowa
Elec
Power
118
114%
14
14
Creek
♦75
76J/4
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89
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90
114%
115%
13%
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19%
18%
52%
53
54%
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97
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38 Va
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21
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114
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130
20
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100
21
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44%
44%
44%
44%
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25,400
77%
77%
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78
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42
41
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40
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61
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60
par
60
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93%
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-
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147
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94
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84
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-
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3,400
100
253/4
5,309
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53%
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53%
21,300
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j
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1,000
10,900
84
28%
-
32%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
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29
1,400
83%
84%
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83%
82%
83%
83%
84
28,500
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/
17
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16%
16%
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163/4
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138,200
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33%
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52%
53
54
54
54
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53
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22%
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22
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34%
34
35
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35
34%
34
34%
6,200
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103
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37
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37
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25
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40
40
58%
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U
23%
24%
.
.
43
43
5,900
40
60%
43
78,100
3,400
200
48
12,700
28%
7/a
276,700
24%
24%
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24%
24%
24%
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5
49
49%
49
49%
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49%
49
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1
45
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46
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104%
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37
26%
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105%
36%
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59
44
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-
26%
40
58%
43 %
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42%
95
53%
..
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com
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3,600
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Co
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22,700
48
42%
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144
45%
70
49
51%
1
Corp
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&
144
46%
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84
494
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144
45%
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48
8,700
152
503/4
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94
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51
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7
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41
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1
93%
94
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-
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;
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44
7
7
7
48
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29
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1
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53
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49%
89
14
500
77,800
39 /G-l
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115%
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193/8->(~.
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19
5
Co__
Coal
-/
54%
No par
preferred
I-T-E
90
50
2,200
51/4
18%
48%
No par
Light &
$6
♦89
-
21
*47%
-
100
Interstate
Island
90
49
%
46% Aug 26
20
76
83%
18%
87/a
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:
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*81%
97
.
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■
38%
49%
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32,600
87%
5
19%
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43
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:
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,
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84
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53%
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25
1
May 19
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19%
54%/,
53%
:
19%
40
200
42
21
5%
18%
1,100
40%
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21%
5
19
76%
13%
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21%
5%
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89
118%
14.
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90
113%
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21%
4%
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83%
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preferred
4
26
18%
3%
49%
87%
18
*33
75%... 76%
*81%
International. Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp com__5
$2 convertible preferred.../
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
36% Mar
21
r
40..^io:».
,
.
45
Salt
33% Jan
Dec
dl8%
81
42%
*87
21%
4%
18
.<
80
40%
43
87%
21 %
4%
18
/
80%
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21%
4%.
s*17%
..
79
41%
87%
21'%
;
common___2.50
Silver
22
32 3,a Mar
42/
com_,_5
Shoe...;.
18 % Jun
21% Dec
78%
40%
*87
77%
preferred
32% Jun
100
9,600
2,100
83/4
♦313/4
$4 preferred.
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No
par
23% July 12
38
28 5/a
21
37%
No par
Resistance
20
*28
40%
76
Limited
12
30% Apr
18,000
29
♦28
313/4
29%
Corp
Rectifier
32% Dec
34 J/4
37%
.5
Canada..
International
Jan
34
39%
100
11
95
34%
*31%
100
35% Apr
26
1,400
x33%
38
15
Chemical
5
8
10%
34%
40%
Machines__5
21% Jan
20
10%
31%
.1
69 % Mar 28
41% Jun
-116
10%
37%
.1
52% Aug 11
139% Jan
70
110
10%
39%
100
70% Mar
7
37%
44%
common
36% Aug 11
95% May 11
14% Feb 24
24
8%
38 %.
43"%
Inc
Aug 10
Oct
*695/8
*106
1,600
31%
.....No par
International. Packers
5%
71%
110
11,800
37%
No par
93% Feb
14
..
*37%
1
29% Jun
26% Dec
34%
29%
Light.No
30
2
347/a
*107
62
50
&
94% Aug 15
19% Mar
2
8 %
34%
5
common
of
34%
*69%
10
No par
preferred
Nickel
71%
10
*115
61
50
Business
International
31% Dec
'
x22
115
10
35%
Corp
International
21
21% Feb
:
*70%
114
10
-
preferred
25
71%
lis
10%
33%
5
Corp
&
*70%
10
50
common
Ctfs
Minerals
Oct
82
2,000
24
100
Harvester
7%
21
'
35%
1
common
Iron
International
27
Apr
90
.' 900
151
613/4
.5
com
;
Corp
preferred
263/4 Dec
91% Dec
40
3
Jan
150
156%
80
35%
Power_.No par
1
Co
Interchemical
90
23
152
80
23%
.5
Co
Insuranshares
49i/2 Jun
38% Sep
159.1/2
80
23%
100
Co
34% Nov
Interlake
111%
•75
60%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper_.20
27% May 31
78
35%
5
preferred
3
499% Aug 11
55% Jun
9
159
35%
1
RR
Ingersoll-Rand
30
3
*75
24%
100
Power
35% Jan
May 19
111%
♦111
80
157
31%
9
»
111%
111
*75
154%
40
94% Aug
21% Jan
•111
111
80
155
62
Industria Elect De Mexico.100 pesos
447
14,300
111%
111
35%
Corp...
General
4% %
983/4
39%
20
Apr
95%
-
*30%
Feb
18
95
31%
Indianapolis
Jan
93
60
common.No par
Co..
Power
331/4 Jan
93
July 11
34% Feb 18
93%
23%
100
Central
23
1
92%
40%
Co
Co
15
2
93%
common__l
pfd series A
Refrigerator Co
35% Dec
Nov
92%
37
100
43% Jan
Feb
93%
800
"
60
series
5
21
1,400
24
10
common,
Feb
86
19%
39%
Indiana
8
19%
59%
No par
Indust Inc
Illinois
May 17
193/4
♦37
*30%
12
56
210
19%
37%
1
66 Va Jun
49% Aug
37%
36%
20%
*37
36
30~~
44% May 22
50% May
4
29
37%
36%
20%
37%
23%
.10
Inc
Co
Power
6%
37%
373/4
20%
*37
35%
common__5
America
&
Illinois
24
36%
220
-
20 %
\
85/a
10
Jan
36%
10,900
20%
83/4
18
147
36%
633/8
87
37%
8%
23
3
36%
'37
2,600
8%
50
18
79%
8%
43% Jan
Jan
78%
37
205/a
32% Jan
40% Jan
80
28 5/8
preferred
preferred
145
80
20%
4.42%
5
79
♦78%
20%
__50
7
•79
*27%
preferred
Jan
78%
21%
4.70%
50% Jan
78%
24,100
20%
12
36% May 2
29% Oct 25
57%
62%
♦85%
8%
25
8
56%
63 %
28
49% Jan
;
56%
62%
21%
47% Apr
3
85
56
23%
50
3
85
57%
28
50
5% Jan
85
21
preferred
71% Jan
63%
8%
preferred.,
19
20
63%
28%
4.26%
25
--
55%
21%
4.08%
8% Feb
,63%
42
85
*75
100
4.20%
2,100
8%
4
Jan
23,700
14%
21%
30
,
41%
14%
57%
150%
25
44% Jan
4
40%
143/s
50c
43% Apr
23
42%
14%
84
111
2.50
4
Jun
41%
13%
84
71 %
20
44% Jan
*413/4
42%
13%
63
114%
Jan
48
413/4
40%
14
54%
*70%
convertible
Ideal
41%
40%
58
114%
43% Jan
86% Apr
154
19
43
38 %
14
V
59%
preferred
Idaho
♦41%
.43
3,900
35%
series.A
Hussmann
8
3,700
92%
.
4
31% Jan
9%
9
1
.
Corp
I
21% July 25
28% Oct 25
9%
20
Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
Hupp Corp
5%
9%
57%
preferred
5%
9%
13,500
84
No par
Bearing
of
Hunt Foods
92% Jan
9%
5
Lighting &
5%
2,800
9%
35%
12.50
Stores
99% May 24
293/s
*41%
/
..100
common
Houston
Jan
10
243/4
283/4
23%
Corp
preferred
45
90% Jan
24%
29%
1
Finance
35 % Jan
14
243/4
29%
37%
2 1/12
preferred...!'
16
23% Apr
34%
24%
5
Howard
7
15% Mar 23
35%
,a
28%
37
preferred__25
preferred
4.40%
34%
2*
28 %
77%
10
Corp
Ball
Corp
3%%
7
118 % Aug
2
63%
preferred
25
.
Houdaille-Industries Inc common.i.3; c>'.
$2.25 convertible preferred
50.
25
35 %
2"iy4
55%
5' convertible
9
Apr
34 ya
24%
28%
9%
43
*83
1
preferred
Household
9
Aug
80% Jun
85
10
Hotel
:{,r
19% Mar 20
50
63%
/36
27%
14%
100
Winston
Chemical
Hoover
10
39% Jun
V
19
74y2 Jan
'
,
Apr
-Mar 10
34%
5,300
24 %
38.%
14%.
A—1
Mining
14
27
21% Jan
25% May 15
3
37%
8.33%
class
"
9%
5
preferred
&
Oil
14% Jan
93% Dec
39% Jan
Mar
91/2
»41%
40c
common
convertible
Rinehart
52% Oct
2
28
1
Co
40 % May 26
67% Dec
12
251%
28 %
common
pfd series A
Electronics Corp
2
81 % Feb
36%
24%
,_5
conv
40% Jun
20% Dec
8,300
__5
Holland Furnace
May 19
67
preferred.No par
No par
Corp
Corp
6
6
66
(conv)
5
July 14
65%
Corp......
5
34
64%
preferred series A
13
29% Feb
64 %
64%
51
1
301/4 July
1
64
Inc
281/4 Apr
37
9,200
64
64%
35%
Co
6
28% Feb
65%
common
A
1
30% July
7
30% Oct. 13
10
393/4
100
class
16
May 20
124%
38%
No par
Powder
9% Nov
23
50%
*122%
38 %•
5
Hoyden Newport Chem
43% Mar 22
30
50%
124%
37%
common
14% Dec
Jan
50%
♦122%
37%
Hewlett-Packard Co
70% July 10
37% Jan
50%
124%
37%
& Co....
Hewitt-Robins
4
July" 13
6
49%
1
Apr
22
10
*122%
Inc,,.
Hershey Chocolate
7
900
50%
Motors
conv
2,500
%
100
124%
39%
preferred
$2
*98
37%
Marx
non-cumulative
Hercules
102
13,900
x50i/4
501/4
1
Industries
(G W)
Hercules
80
Aug 11
161% May 5
34% Jun
15% Mar
•Helme
24%
*122 %
preferred..,
(W E)
24%
40
Inc—,
Heller
*98
34
24%
*24
54%
33
122
50
Co
Curtis
24
102
53
32%
50
common
3.65%
24
•98
102
60
52
39
1.25
America
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122
Co
&
Industries
(H
24 Va
60
1
preferred
Helene
38
July 3
21% Apr 17
98% Aug 11
5
Jan
82% Dec
of
""
24%
*98
♦58%
100
World Inc
Chemical
Corp
Haveg
82% May 17
40
1
11
60
com__?.50
Hayes Industries
Mar 16
29% Jan
Co
Heinz
74»/4 May 25
3
2.50
Refrac
&
Schaffner
5%
27
7
331/4 July
61% Apr
104 y2 Dec
76
16
Co
Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
16y8 Apr 19
71 »/4 Mar 21
37 V2
Organ
100
Harris-Intertype
43% Mar 15
11
5
Paper
Harcourt Brace
12
common
preferred
preferred
Jun
49% Feb
Jan
13
Co
Harbison-Walker
46,-
33% Jun
91/4 May 25
Watch
convertible
35
8 '/a Oct
Printing Co
Hammerniill
128
9
Co
(W F)
4%
11
Water
5
'
1
19%
..
44%
44%
28%
29%
117
.
*115%
.
19%
19%
14%
4414
45
28%
29%
*115%
117
19%
19%
,
44%
28%
117
19%
*
44%
28%
*115 %
19 %
44'%
45
28%
283/4
*115%
117
19%
19%
28%
2,000
4,700
117
19%
4,300
J
12% Dec
1
10% Oct
13
76% Jan
26
40 3/4 Oct
24
76% Jan
22
443/4 Jan
13
533/4 May
8% Mar
For
20
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
133A Aug
4
173/4 Mar
131/4 Jan
3
Aug 22
521/4 Apr 13
19% Apr
80% Jan
27
83
Sep
1
62% May 31
82
87
483/4 Feb
Jan
553/4 Feb
73
Mar 23
Jewel
6
86
Jun
13
27
74% May 22
Dec
13
73% Jan
4
18% Dec
110% Mar
5
15% Jan
3
28% Feb
Co
Lake
14
79
26
Machine
Sulphur
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
6
see page
Jaeger
Jefferson
85% May 19
9
footnotes,
2
11
7
15
Tea
Co
Inc
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
Jonathan
&
Johnson.!
Logan
Inc
14
1,400
14
14%
14%
*14'%
14%
1
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
82%
83
833/4
83%
82 %
83
83
83
83
831/2
170
1
67%
683/4
68%
683/4
60 %
69 %
70
70%
70%
4,100
100
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
*83 %
84%
*83 Va
*83%
84%
64%
65%
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65
'97
66
common...
33/4%
13%
5
pfd-_100
-0
5
.5
50C
,
'
97
'
20%- 21%
'
70
14
141/4
84%
653/4
66 %
66 %
983/4
96 %
'97%
96%
97
21%
20%
20%
20 3/a
20%
6 5 3/a
67
67%
11,700
18,600
'
'
20%
"
'
*
"
•
97%
973/4 1
20 %
20%
2,700
10,700
Volume
.Number 6081
194
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(649)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. i
Lowest
Highest
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
95 % Mar
8
99% Aug 24
11% Dec
8
18% Jun
29 V« Oct
21
4
47 % Jan
32
Sep 29
86
Oct
5
42 3/4 Jan
12
101
105% Oct
3
45
Mar
74
Jan
80 %
/
3
48
37% July 19
49 y2
Jan
May 23
Kaiser
23
108 y2 Apr
25
11
."
48% Jun
1
18
122
May 19
4%%
convertible
110% Jan
18
122
Jun
4%%
(ser of 1959)
29
58 % Jan
6
17
73% Jun
14
75 Va Jan
9
79j/4 Apr
11
Jan
20
84% Jan
27
95 Va Oct
5
92 % Feb
6
95% Mar 28
88 y2 Jun
82% Mar 18
90
85% Feb
90
9
623/4 Sep 29
34 % July 12
10
85
Jan
July 28
Jun
27
Oct
793/4 Jan
8
373/4 Sep
16
68% Jan
;
4%.
preferred
10
•4.50%
preferred
21
4.20%
preferred
4.35%
39 y2 May
4%
43% Feb
9
54% July
8
50% Jan
4
65
Aug
4
31 % Feb
23
39 % Aug
24
37% Jan
3
48 y2 Apr
3
Kansas
11
12
16% July 11
12% Jan
3
27 % Aug
8
Kayser-Roth
51 % Dec
50% Jan
11
6
36
Apr
6
303/a Oct
25
23
,
30
503/4 Jan
Jun
31 % Feb
23
3
37% May 26
46% Jun 14
73% Jan
3
94% May 16
52
4
77% May
9
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
57% May
3
Kerr-McGee
30
553/8 Jan
31% Nov
7
45 % Jan
5
89% Dec
20
18% Dec
21
31% Jan
6
8 ?.
v
Jan
40%
I
July 25
32 % Jan
21
16% Jan
7
Feb
10
26% Apr
93
10
27% Feb
Co
Oil
25
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30% Jan
18% Feb
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
21
45
86
*86
87%
*80
*89
90y2
*89
90
*88
90
88%
88%
*88%
90
79
38
37%
64%.
64%
64
64%
8.75
46%
46%
45V2
45%
26Va
26%
26%
27%
67%
68%
68%
24% July 26
29% Jan
22.
34% Jun
i-_
28% Sep
29
69
36y2
37%
36%
36%
39%
88 %
39
39%
88 V4
39
39%
39
39%
86%
87%
84%
86
68 >/4
68%
69
683/4
69%
68 3/8
08%
69 %
Sep
23
24% Jan
43% Sep
12% Jan
23
57% Jan
12
61% Jan
46 %.
39%
39 %
800
80
81%
80%
81%
81
82%
82
83
83
85%
12,800
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21
3,100
20%
47%
20%
20
20%
19%
19%
19%
3,500
46%
48
20
46%
193/4
48
45%
40%
46%
403/4
83
83
*82%
83
83
83
83
83
83%
140
1
60%
61%
60%
61%
61%
62%
62%
63%
63
63%
13,400
10
32%
33%
32%
32%
31%
32%
X31%
31%
313/4
32%
12,400
22%
22
22%
22%
223/4
22®/8
18,800
Royal
Dutch
5
1
Airlines
■
-
.v
100 g
10
100
4
44% Jan
17,000
36%
36%
2,500
297/a
30
29%
30%
29%
9,600
Sutherland
P
May 25
Apr
21
5
Lane
9
Lear
4
Lee
9
Leesona
16% Apr
20
Lehigh
Coal
16
Lehigh
Lehigh
Portland
48 % Apr
Laclede
Gas
Co
Paper Co
4.32%
common
20
87% Jan
4
32% Jan
18% May 11
4
26% Jan
17
19
Aug
5
15% Jan
39% Jan
4
22
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
8
81
27
43% Dec
21
80
140% Dec
13
96
20
34% May 18
4
130% Mar
135
Jan
Libbey-Owens-Ford
5
3
Liggett
4
7%
May
17
35% Mar 29
143
May
51 Va Aug
35 %
Link
2
29
Aug
19
11
170
16
85
Jan
13
87
104
5%
87% Nov
22
90
Sep
14
Mar 29
90% Jun
42% Sep
2
39% Jan
3
55% Apr
1
136% Jan
4
Jan
4
49% Jun
29
14% Jan
Jan
142
Sep
38% Feb
1
52% July
47% Dec
7
78% Jan
1
22
51
87% Mar
146
Gas
D
series
E
(P)
Co
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
Lukens
6
15% July 28
20 % Feb
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
38
May 17
Aug
16
115% Jan
6
119
Mar 21
52 3/a Jan
6
323/4 Jan
3
May 17
23
Lykes
11,500
(M)
Steel
5% nf
4
1%
.
5
%
1 Va
1%
19%
*19%
19%
4%
29%
29%
30%
V
bio 46%
*>'46%,''/.
1%
19 %
4%-'-. 43/4
1%
193/4
.
48 Va
<>.
'30 Va
30%
*
1%
1%
19%
19%
43/4 aat tv! ::4%
4%
2,000
303/a ■Jvi .-30
30%
20,900
47%
46%
47%
36,200
4Si%
•145%
48 Va
45 %
453/4
55%
55%
553/4
125/a
13f
123/4
12%
94%
94%
95%
95%
♦148%
1493/4
*148 3/4
1493/4
49%
50%
49%
503/4
•:
46%
55 %
55
13%
x93 %
45
553/4
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43%
44% v
13%
45%
54%
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44 Va
54
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94%
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.
46
46%
23,300
553/,
24,100
12%
123/4
14,000
95%
951/8
96
1483/i
1483/4
1483/4
49%
50%
48%
50
33-%
34%
34
34
35%
343/4
353/8
34%
r
35
.,
3,900
55%
33%
-
9,100
1483/4
170
9,600
31,500
52%
52%
53
523/4
53%
52%
53%
53%
54%
26%
24%.
25%
24%
25
24%
25%.
24%
25%
12,000
124%
127 %
128%
130%
128%
130
128 %
133%
138 %
28,700
50%
114,400
.
-
51%
50%
■
-i 49
%
134%
50% i
49%
4,000
48%
49%
49%
51
1
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
32%
20,000
4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 3/4
23
22%
24
31,900
_10
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
13,500
1
...
148%
100
♦145
148%
10
53%
*101%
102
100
♦145
155
*101%
*145
533/4
523/4
102%
*101%
53
54
102
102
155
'
.
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53
102 %
52%
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155
53
87
*88
10
5,900
50
102 %
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87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
89
*85
100
155
53%
54
100
com
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
52%
53%
523/e
533/8
52%
523/a
52%
52%
5
52%.
53%
12,600
141%
141%
*141%
1413/4
*•141%
1413/4
*140%
1413/4
141%
141%
(Ky)_No par
58%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
60%
59%
60'/a
6.900
50
Co
50%
51 %
50%
50%
51
51%
51%
52
52%
53
4,500
16
153/4
16
9,300
Nashville
•
16
50
1
15%
16
16%
16%
16%
163/8
3.33%
Sons
&
72%
73%
73
735/B
72
723/4
71%
72%
72
72 34
4.300
10
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
163/4
163/4
163/4
2,000
Inc
Co_
Steamship
Bros
1%
19%
20,,W«v
.
5,400
100
77
53
Jan
13,900
25%
preferred
3
4
21
2,700
2 6 3A
•.:•!
Ti ou44'?
preferred
3
91% Jan
143/a
26 3/8
29% '3130
preferred
&
20 % Jan
40
14%
26%
50%
common
Louisville
6
4
series
58% Mar 28
30
39%
14%'
26%
52 %
common
Gas & El
18
393/4
14%
27
49%
:
Lighting Co
B preferred
Louisville
15% Oct
39%
14%
263/4
148%
Corp
16
49 % Dec
40 %
14%
27%
50c
preferred
conv
4.35%
7%
395/a
143/8
26%
14.8%
Corp
Co
4.25%
May 25
62 % Jun
40%
14%
.
2,800
,_1
Inc
Cement
series
Lorillard
41,700
193^
1%
.
5C
U"
5
Aircraft
Island
Long
Feb
26
193/a
_5
,
Theatres
4.84%
59% May
4
Jun
25%
19%
2.50
Lockheed
Star
263/s
19 %
100
9
Lone
25%
19%
25
com
Industries Inc
Apr
41% Jan
Tobacco
Litton
Star
27
19 %
_7
Co___
Lone
26%
19%
.5
Co
preierred
Loew's
27%
19%
1%
20
>:>
No par
5
Apr
100
Myers
1
102
ui\ 0VA
Glass
Corp_-
27
x26%
20
27%
fid,.
Corp
Lionel
July 31
27% Feb
Stores
Belt
1,100
27
'14%
No par
Lily Tulip Cup Corp^—
Ling-Temco
Electronics
9
28
14%
No par
Libby McNeil & Libby_.
59% Mar 16
July 24
22% Feb
Lerner
7
152
51
28
x26%
1
com
Products;
96 % Aug.
10
17
Fink
&
*44
28
10
Corp_uk^_*iLaii
.&
51
*273/4
15
Industries
15% Jun
26
Feb
30% Jan
Lehn
*44
28
♦44
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Co
conv pfd
series A
Valley RR_u_ii-
■Lehman
51
*21%
19%
„
Valley
$1.50
•44
26%
Cement
29%
300
28%
277/8
-5
Navigation
&
30
12
51
51
50c
Corp__
293/4
*11%
28'
*44
X27%
Tire_
&
30%
30
223/8
12
40%
25
No par
A
Inc___
Rubber
Lehigh
21
series
60% Mar
4
19% Nov
preferred
Bryant
46% Aug 10
26
96% Dec
6,600
36%
30 % Aug 11
3
23% Jan
19%
36%
& C0J__„
Co
33% Feb
V
19
10
46
*82%
73,500
36"%
V
(S H)
20% Aug
40 % Aug
3
34 % Aug
4
4,400
45
393/4
K
56% Apr
28
2,800
15,700
36%
42 % May
18
x68%
<
36%
6
Nov
88
36%
19
20
10,500
37%
39
88%
68%
36%
Jun
47
363/4
36%
39%
36%
10
4
30%
37%
5
146% Jan
Jan
3,000
23
Aug 31
61
69%
313/8
3
23
68
30%
81% Jan
46% Nov
69
313/4
13
151
68 %
30%
4
4
68%
22%
4
Jan
68'%
2,900
*11%
28
91% Jan
82,700
64 %
11%
10% Jan
78% May 19
1,600
26%
31
23% Jan
6
45%
25%
22%
48 % Apr
12 % Dec
433/4
25%
11%
9
5
63%
45%
24%
30%
70% Jan 22
46% Oct 24
63%
45%
26%
30%
29% May
10
26% Jan
63
45%
25%
39%
32% Jun
3
0 3
64%
45%
"
H(%
6% Mar 22
f
64
-
36%
—
2 % Mar 21
15
1,100
45%
22"% Mar 22
8
7"% Jan
1,300
37%
39%
87%
88
60
783/4
31
4
3% Mar 11
19% Jun
.
783/4
*37
11%
4
14% Dec
7834
37%
30%
% July 18
Feb
783/4
37%
12
1 % Jan
111
79
37%
30%
16% Jan
22
14
78 y2
37%
30%
3
140
79 V2
r
21%
29
Jan
-
•
*11%
24% Jun
9% Oct
38
-
1
11% Jan
22
79
37%
79
30
100
5
1
1 Va Dec
40
87%
"
933/8,
10
6
16% Sep 26
3% Oct 28
ty
x8§%
'
93%
39%
34
*
26
39% Aug
20
80
Kroger
32 % Aug
25
1,500
77%
71%
,
Kroehler M'fg Co
13 Va Jan
Mar 15
■,
Kress
10
25% Oct
86
71%
*78
*85
77%
*85
6
6
Jan
•C
72%
*76
87
16
24% Jan/
14% Jan
72%
77%
*85
19
23% Jun
16
72%
*76
45y2
45
Apr 21
26% Jun 20
20
72%
"
78
87
Jan
May" 2
14% Dec 30
'
72%
87
"
13%
*
72%
»77ye
86
100
38'% Feb
27
33% Dec
—
114
34 y2 Apr
3
27% Mar 11
*110
43%
14
3
273/4 July 25
114!
39'
KLM
July 20
68 % Mar 30
9
11% Jan
j
110
43%
26 Ve Jan
20% Jun
8
115
39
34% May 19
6
*110
38%
3
2
115
41%
4
363/i Mar
*108
"
42y2
Jan
20% Jan
115 '/a
39Va
31%. Jan
31% Jan
*112
88
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc-—i*.
Kresge (S S) Co___^
253/4 Oct 28
115
41V*
9
48 Va July 31
■
'112
*38"%
3
28
113
„1
3
7
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Jan
12
114%
Industries
Jan
Jan
*113
2.50
36
36 % Dec
400
47 Va
*87
Co
78
33
570
105
1
4
17
'
*47
8
11
143/4 Feb
*102
J
No par
463/4 Jan
27% Sep 29
19% Jup 10
11 % Dec
5
42%
,
47%
88
T,—
82 % Apr
85
47%
42%
105
*47
*87
Co
7
19% Aug 10
102
■
93%
Co__No par
24
.
*46%
49
41%
41%
103
*93 %
50
34 Va Oct
Jan
*47
y
x40%
xl03
No par
com
2
7.7
,
42%
104
-
100
25% Dec
,
60,200
4iya
19,300
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
42% May 23
4
76% Jun
Kendall
43%
40%
94
Kelsey Hayes Co
253/4 Jan
46% Sep
30% Aug
5,400
41%
50c
6
100% Jan
41" %
41%
72
77'%
77y2
100
Light
6
13
25
1,900
4 0%
42%
*93%
Corp
17
Oct
71% Oct
62% Feb 11
16% Dec 12
,70
18%
41%
_l
&
18%
96
^
Electric
Power
71%
100%
*94%
Kellogg Co
Jan
70%
100%
95
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Gas &
■,
7ry»
ioo%
18%
115
.86
'
70 y4
100 %
18
40%
Shares
71
100
18%
104
the Week
*94y2
100
preferred
Kansas City Southern
3
*
100
69%
100
Friday
Aug. 11
Aug. 10
18%
,
*108
7iy2
pfd__100
conv
71%
100%
Sales for
Thursday
18%
48
*113%- 116
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
8
82% Mar 22
3
Jan
'36
Aug
91% Apr 11
4
87
87
preferred
PRICES
18y8
42%
105
*47
SALE
Au,g. 9
42'A
*101
50
*100
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
18%
42
100
x71V*
100
41 Va-
33%
—
103 % Jan
79% Aug 17
6
preferred
72
99%
18%
1
.
Corp
preferred
convertible
4%%
71
-
-
-
-1
& Chem
Alum
4 Vb-%
j
_100
Tuesday
Aug. 8
\
Aug. 7
Laughlin Steel common.lO
Joy Manufacturing Co
Jan
Monday
:
Par
preferred series A_;
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
Mar 20
443/4 Jan
87
59 % Dec
25
LOW
STOCK
5%
21% May 26
3
96■
11
8
Jan
&
Jones
17
5
13
May 23
73% May 22
101 % Apr
6
May
122% Jan
30
13
6
54% Jan
3
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
38% Jan
8
125
Sep
86% Jan
13
.
111% Jan
47
56% Jan
96
Jan
NEW
•
Highest
Co..
M
26
Mar
1143/4 Dec
7
413/4 Dec
30
124
28
29% Oct
.
1
'
50% Aug
MacAndrews
6%
preferred
Trucks
Mack
7
Forbes
49% Feb
17
43
Jan
5
Dec
23
44% Jan
16
18
82 % Jan
5
88 Va May
Dec
30
20 3/a Feb
7
27% Aug 11
59% Jan
7
38 % Jan
4
63 % May 17
27% July 19
35 Va
9
Magnavox
26
50% Jun
23
36% Jan
3
60 3/a Jun
9
Mallory
15% Nov
17
193/4 July
8
16% Jan
3
25% Aug
9
Manhattan
19% Sep
26
27% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
Manning
5% Jan
27
Maracaibo
233/4 May 15
Maremont
373% Mar
7
48
79
4
85% Aug
3
21
Jan
16 3/8 May
34% May 10
Oct"
33
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
4% Jan
29
18% Jan
4
12 % Jan
4
22% Oct
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16% Oct
25
40% Jan
6
May 23
54% Dec
21
40 %
89% Jan
4
93
Mar 28
'
12
Aug
26% Feb
19
40% Oct
31
72% Jan
5
Jan
19
653/4 Jan
4
72
72
Jan
12
-18
Oct
5
31
4%%
> * Marine
97
91% Jan
26
Aug
3
7
39 % May
1
4 % %
Martin
3
34% Mar 10
Masonite
53% Aug
1
44% Jan
4
55 Va
May
74
3
79
Aug 26
75
71% Aug 29
68
77% Aug 31
6
25% Dec
75
Jan
July
Jan
July
81
6
May 19
Aug
70 % Jun
19
9
$3.40
6
79 % Jun
7
233/4 Jan
3
48 3/4 Jun
12
33/4%
44 % Jan
18
36 % Jan
3
52% Aug 11
Maytag
7
40% Dec
21
363/a Jan
6
71
M C A
May 10
Aug
3
39% Apr
26
28% Sep
28
493/4 Jan
15
30
Jan
4
38 % Apr
27
12
Dec
16
153/b Feb
29
12 3/4 Jan
3
243/4 May 22
70
Dec
19
80 Va Feb
29
71 % Jan
4
94% Aug
5
Dec
8
Dec
27
99
86% Dec
30
94% Mar 16
86% Jan
76
120
107
•
5
161 Va May 22
July 18
19
No"v~~9
39% Jan
4
28% Jan
3
18
May
273/4 Nov
29
22 % Jan
85
26
5
Jun
14% Jan
16
1*% Jun
30
31% Oct
35% Jan
20
27
Feb
24
42% Aug
4
4
26
Jan
5
34% Feb
31% Nov
18
51% Jun
23
36% Aug
1
47
53/4 Dec
20
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
28% Jan
15
Jan
7
14% Dec
153/4 Dec
:
7
■31% Aug ,.4
85
Nov
28
20% Nov
21
For
9
48
88
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
Jan
6
35% Jan
16
3
Jan
9
233/4 Jan
19
88
footnotes, see page 26
23
19 % Mar 17
May 24
10
11,700
283/4
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 VB
28%
28%
28 ¥4
5
5 VB
5
22%
30
30%
■■'
18%
30%
30%
31
30%
31
193/a
193/a
5
22%
58
58
58
38%
38%
-
31
31%
21,600
21V*
*19%
20%
41,900
57%
57%
57%
58%
3,700
39
38%
39
98%
95%
96
20%
22'/a
573/4
58
38%
38%
x38 %
98%
*96
;
*96
37 Va
38%
37%
37%
36%
37¥4
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30 Va
293/4
30
3.900
54
54%
54%
54%
X53%
53%
80
x78
78
78
X76
76%
71
x70
70
*69%
70
*78%
79 %
*78%
79%
*78%
78
78
78%
*70
71
80
•
71
*78%
77V»
•70
54%
54
17,000
79
2,130
76
76
370
79%
*78%
79%
323/4
32%
32%
33
34
50%
50%
51
51
51 %
52
52%
52%
No par
61%
64%
63
643/4
64%
65
64%
65
64%
27
28
27 %
27%
27%
27%
28
293/4
29 V*
38
38
37%
20%
20%
203/a
37%
203/4
100
103
105
*104
106
♦104
106
100
1
Inc
2.50
_
—
104
100
Corp
•101
20%
103 Va
♦104
37%
20%
'105
37 V*
3,500
37%
106
106
105
135
*133
82%
81%
82 V*
43
43%
43
44
43%
37%
39
37%
38%
36%
45%
4,300
106
136%
37%
1,900
65%
30%
20%
81%
36%
523/4
♦103%
134%
44
51%
20%
83
82
74
106 %
137
135%
136%
_
30
33%
6,600
37%
1,800
20 %
21,000
50
106
60
105%
136
1,950
8J %
8r' %
45
44%
45%
12,100
37%
37
373/4
69,200
20%
35%
35>Vb
9,500
9,400
1
_
__
203/8
133 3/i
82 %
81
37%
37 %
103%
101,400
*77
32%
134%
60
39
*78%
100
3,900
'38%
79%
50c
1,900
10,000
20%
21%
583/4
383/4
98%
♦96
1.800
22%
'
'
38%
5
121,100
223/8
333/8
B
preference B
Co
22 Vb
30
'
223/4
32%
preferred
Publishing
5 VB
22%
*78%
-No par
3
Co
5
23%
No par
__
—
&
5
5
5 %
223/4
23 VB
35
35 Va
35%
35
353/4
35%
36%
35%
1
31%
32
31%
32 %
32
32 %
32
32%
32%
32%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
15
2,130
3,300
15
15 %
143/4
40
393/4
40 Va
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
28 %
*27%
283/s
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27
9
36%
373/a
303/4
373/a
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
37%
26,600
7%
7 V8
7%
7%
7%
7%
12.700
(AG)
McLean
93
6,800
27
28
McKesson
31 % Apr
59
26%
393/8
5
5
563/4
27%
McKee
5
Jun
57 %
26
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
Apr
45
34%
56%
257/a
15 VB
8% Jun
.
34%
58%
25%
100
1
1959 series
preference
conv
McGraw-Hill
35 Va
57
♦70
_
McGraw-Edison
7
43 Va Mar 22
1
34%
58%
253/,
No par
(JRay)
40% Apr
33%
34%
58%
24
78
Aircraft
27
2
31% July 27
32%
58%
25%
1947 series_No par
McDermott
213/8 July 25
243/4 May 11
30 3/4 Jan
32%
25
79%
McDonnell
11
31
x57%
5
54%
6
11
31,000
79%
8
18% Jan
62%
54 %
39% May
453/4 Jan
Oct
61%
5
47 % Jun
24
28
613/4
30
_—
convertible
4%%
60%
29%
_
conv
613/a
96%
Corp—
5%%
22
60 Va
38 3/a
Corp_
$6
60%
37
_
McCord
July 25
59%
96 %
McCrory Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
May 19
59%
100
_
McCall
100
9,500
58
No par
_
Inc
Co_
Inc
86%
12,800
4
common
preferred
11,400
61%
85%
27%
No par
preferred
(J W)
Mays
51
613/s
87%
26%
1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred
51
613/4
*86 V*
27%
No par
1
50%
60%
86%
26%
_
Co
com
Corp
80 % Aug
50%
61%
27 Va
_1
_
_
Dept Stores
503/4
86%
59
263/4
—5
Mfg
Co
$3.75 preferred
2
503/4
593/4
87%
50%
59%
263/4
—1
Corp
&
51
50%
263/8
12.50
preferred-^
29 % Jan
Aug 31
Moore
_
Co
6
26
85
Field
13,600
26%
Exploration
Marshall
49%
86%
_1
&
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement
6
900
49'/*
26%
_
39% July
34%
118
493/4
83%
_1
Shirt
Midland
34%
*116%
49%
59
_10
_
Corp
34%
118
116%
50
100
A
_
Oil
34%
118
49%
503/a
86 3/a
Co
Maxwell
34%
*116%
118
50 VB
503/4
1
34%
34%
59%
•110%
50%
1
series
Co
&
34%
34%
118
50
50
common.
Inc
(PR)
38% Jan
78
Inc
Copper
July 29
22 % Mar
Fund
Magma
28
Co
preferred
Madison
1
(ww).L
preferred
(R H)
34%
♦116%
5
_
633/4 Mar 17
4
May 31
293/b Feb
263/4 Oct
5%%
Macy
8
313/4 Aug. ,11
17% July 18
51% Jan
34
Jun
613/4 Aug 10
3
12 3/a Dec
51
10
100
common
■
Inc
McQuay
,
„
&
&
Co
Trucking
Norris
4%%
preferred
Portland
1
J
(1st
42%
7
183/4
183/4
43
'
183/4
43%
43
7V8
183/8
x423/4
100
92%
92%
x92
92
No par
283/4
29%-
*28%
29
series!
Cement
*18%
5
Co
7 Va
10
Co__—__i
Mfg
Mead Corp common
Medusa
No par
Inc
Robbins
92
*28%
18%
;
43
92
29
7
18%
43
*90 Ve
29
700
18%
L100
43%
43%
44%
7,400
93 Va
*90 Va
93%
283/4
28%
18%
29
1834
11,700
160
1
4nn
,C65n)
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prerloiu
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
25% Mar 10
77% Jan
30
30% Dec
8
3
6
84
Jan
37
Dec
29
33% Feb
16
73
96% Jun
2
77% Jan
20
70
26
Jan
8% Dec
84
8
16
75
Aug 31
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
Jan
14
Mesta
41% Jan
3
70% May
81
87
Jun
10
97
May 27
4.35%
preferred
series
2
84
July 21
3.85%
preferred
series
3.80%
preferred
preferred
93% Sep
8
89% Jan
82
Oct
10
80
Nov
14
80
95
4
90
May
Jan
24
Jan
3
30"% Jan
Aug 11
33% Dec 20
4
8
15
84% July
3
58
Midland-Ross
22
Jan
22
Feb
17
,25
59% Feb
3
95% Dec
8
46% Apr
93% Jan
28
!v5
40% Nov
15
39% Jan
4
49 % Mar 14
19% Jan
3
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
4.45%
May
2
26% May 16
8
78% Jun
136% July 19
102% July 24
1
60
Oct
24
Jun
17
28
Apr
19
% Jan
4
31% Feb
24
70% Jan
37% Jan
Jun
12
Oil
3%
Mining
Minnesota
&
44
Apr
6
Minnesota
Power
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
24
Jan
Aug
16
3% Dec
20
6% Jan
6
3% Jan
33% Dec
7
48% Jan
6
37 % Apr
34% Jan
42% Jun
6
5% Mar 27
20
43% Aug
Mission
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Portland
15
34% Jan
4
19% Jan
5
42% May 15
24% Feb 28
Missouri
1
Missouri
Public
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
11
8
Jan
3
13% Apr
Mohasco
1
80 % Mar 11
62
Jan
4
12
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
26
197/b Jan
6
13% Jan
3
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
8% Apr
14
19% Apr
10% Jan
19
6% Dec
9
35 % Sep
29
55% Jan
4
8
33% Dec
30
26% Mar
11% Aug 22
73% Mar 29
4
6% Feb
2
9% Jun
29
44% Jan
20
56% Aug
1
32% Aug
1
3
21% Jan
25
31% Aug 16
31
Feb
24
57% Sep
32% July 21
26% July
3
Jan
Class
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
38
Jun
12
Montana
39% Jan
30
Power
Montgomery
17 % Feb
15
37% Feb
16
Morrell
28'A Apr
20
(John)
Sep
26
24% Jan
19
60% Oct
24
98
75% Jan
11
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
3
20% Mar 17
29% Jan
9
37% May 19
Mountain
12% Nov
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
M
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
Mueller
17% Jan
5
27
Feb
8
Munsingwear
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
Murphy
26% Jan
10
32% Mar 28
19
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
17% Oct
25
21
21
47% Dec
30
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
11% Jan
Sep
29% Sep
1
44
12
Motec
S
■■.V ;
12% Feb
1
1
Brass
17
3
18% Apr
4
Natco
4
47
Jan
4
59% Mar
1
National
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
8
National
12
National
85% Mar 30
National
Biscuit
32% Aug 22
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
8
12
77% Nov
24 % Dec
30
149
11% Mar
26
6
43
20 % Nov
28
24% Dec
6
81% Dec
13
104
31% Jan
157
Apr
NAFI
17
Light
Distillers
4
53% May
3
64% July 17
National
88% Dec
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
160
9
149
Apr
7
154% May 18
125
4%%
pfd
4 % %
106%
107
107%
107%
1,700
791/4
78%
79
78%
79%
35,400
32%
32%
33%
32%
33
42
x41
41
$4.50
Lead
6%
preferred
7
Jan
4
129% Jun
8
23% Jan
3
27% Aug
10
National
14
28 %
July 21
35% Aug
11
4
80
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,800
common
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
15%
11%
28,300
100
*68%
*681/4
69%
*68'A
69%
*681%
73
*72%
69
*68 J/4
69%
72
72
*72%
73
'•72%
73
73
73
150
No par
18
18%
18
17'A
17"%
17%
17%
17%
18
2,100
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
85
55
6
79% Jan
May
33% May 11
23% May 11
6
14% Dec
29% Mar
2% Oct
Aug 30
National
31
32%
31%
32%
3i%
33%
32%
32%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%.
13%
14
55
55
541/4
54%
52%
53%
53%
531/4
2,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
I6V4
15%
16%
18,200
x30%
30%
31
31 %
31
31%
31%
31%
3iy8
31%
9,400
„.
153 %
X152 %
12%
13 %
12%
13%
100%
101%
99%
100%.
28%
28%
97% Aug
8
4
2
22% July 20
6
49
25
Dec
48% Dec
62% Dec
28
68
26% Feb
17
32% Sep
99% Jan
6
4
20
22
Mar 29
6
107 % Aug 24
112
Sep
8
101% Jan
13
110
35% Oct
25
48
Jan
4
22% Jan
25
29 % Aug
26
67% Jan
5
78
Jan
8
81
Apr
29
79% Jan
11
5
Sep
76% Sep
87% Sep
20
7
21
July 18
12% July
18
Jan
3
26
50%
51
27%
27%
10,500
1
63%
64
64
64%
63!%
64%
63%
64%
64
64%
13,300
95
x92
*94
Corp
Fibre
Co
1
21%
87
3,600
94%
94%
18%
191/8
3,100
21%
21%
21%
15,400
8%
8%
8%
25,900
21%
21%
34%
94%
951/4
93%
94%
18%
19
18%
19
21%
21%
211/4
21%
8%
7%
22
8
8
5,800
11%
1,800
2,600
45%
44
41%
Newberry
3
3%%
New
26
New
1
(J J)
Co
common.No par
24
tN
Y
Y
Mining
45%
78
79%
771/4
771/4
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
pfd_100
*82%
84
*82%
85
*821%
Corp
Ship
10
Louis
$3.75
series
5%
Niagara
3.40%
Co
6
3.60%
3
6
1
6
24
Mar 14
12
5.25%
4.85%
Niagara
Nopco
Share
64%
631/4
63%
631/4
35%
35%
35%
351/2
x35%
18 %
18%
18
18%
17%
18 >/4
38
38%
38
38%
37%
38%
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21/4
2%
2%
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&
3%
13%
13%
13%
14
36%
36%
37
37%
79%
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79%
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48%
70 %
♦69
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com_No par
47%
100
70 %
73"%
100
Western
Ry
common
American
Aviation
67
2
North
American
Car
73%
73%
400
130
29,000
300
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73%
73%
73%
78%
791/4
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79%
79%
250
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83%
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83%
83%
83%
450
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105%
105%
105%
280
45%
2,700
98%
99'A
6,700
22
22
41 %
25
Corp
50c
x99
,
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Co
$4.08
preferred
series
100
86% Mar 22
$4.11
preferred
series
100
87 % Feb
$4.16
preferred
series
__100
*98
21%
13
*79
320
97%
99
*21%
22
♦21%
22
*21%
12%
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13
12%
12%
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251/2
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24%
6,700
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55%
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54%
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24%
55%
55%
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64
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64
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13
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37
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5
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11,700
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80
110
110
230
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64%
16,200
10
30 %
31
30
30%
29
30%
28%
291/4
28%
29 %
11,800
25
com
preferred
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105%
•24%
36%
100
4
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105%
24%
64'A
5
10
Ry
Airlines
78%
84
54%
50
Co
;
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100
78%
24
.
1
100
Norwich
69 %
45
series
May 12
48
69
451/2
preferred
64
45%
70
45
$4.10
6
48%
*69
47
21
41% Jan
48
70 '/a
791%
46
86 % Feb
27
48%
48%
*69
*78
46%
100
20
79%
46 %
series
Northwestern
791%
46
preferred
37% May 17
3,500
79%
•78
1,000
$3.60
4
1,700
39%
98%
Northern
21% Jan
14
39%
25%
Northern
59
4,500
13%
39
98%
34% July 17
37% Sep
4
141%
381/4
25%
50 % Mar 22
13
*3%
14
38%
98 3A
77% Mar 2J
22% Dec
4'A
14%
37%
251%
12
27
3%
14%
98i/2
10
17% Sep
23,300
25%
27% Jan
conv
13,200
2%
25%
100
5%%
38%
2%
98%
__100
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381%
2%
25%
preferred
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38%
2
99
preferred
7
38%
25%
5.60%
July 20
22,300
98%
5.80%
Aug
17"%
25%
112
33 %
17%
105%
preferred
35 %
18
99%
5%%
67% May 15
17%
26%
107% May 10
113% Mar 13
4
8,200
6,500
'
North
3
6,500
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35%
105%
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9
26
74%
62
35
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21 %
15% Jan
74
64
35%
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41% Jan
74%
180
105'A
10
23% Jan
77%
85
1,800
10,600
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25
4
70%
4%
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45
79
Co
preferred
preferred
4
48%
•
25
82%
6%
8
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1
771%
24%
100
56% Aug
7
48%
41/4
4%
77%
78%
5
Pacific
73%
4%
44%
78
82%
,.
Adjustment
States
4
44%
24"%
1,400
100
Norris-Thermador
6
2%
^1
Corp
34% May 15
9
2%
100
A
Corp
Chemical
74%
64%
35 V2
corn-No par
Gas
preferred
Pwr
741%
*82%
63%
15
preferred
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*74
74
24%
35'A
100
9
73%
x63
85
44%
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1
preferred
10
73%
44%
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21%
5
Railroad
St
&
72
& Dry Dock__l
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New Haven & Hartford_No
par
tPreferred
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45%
System
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
News
2
78
100
Electric
•21%
1
preferred
England
Dec
35%
33%
35
26%
26%
72
26
3,000
35%
271/2
34%
26%
31% Jan
see page
100
27%
126
27
*11%
31% Jan
footnotes,
126%
271/4
125%
26%
11%
47
Jun
*124%
126%
26%
26%
26%
13% Oct
4
240
11%
24% Mar 31
31
15,500
26i/4
27%
Gas
5
92%
126%
127
50
93
153'A
11%
12%
x26%
Ry
83% Jan
92
152V4
26%
11%
5
Central
July 11
*92
93%
11%
1
Co
Inc
Meter
Natural
83
86% Aug 24
93
153%
26 V*
July 27
May
93
153%
26%
Mar
85
*92
153%
11%
12
21%
93%
400
Bros
Northern
5
22 %
93
93%
*152
3,100
Neptune
Northern
July
*92
x82%
Neisner
May 16
82
8
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841/4
6
May
9
Sep
92%
7%
69
27
84
50
27%
7"%
43
Jun
83%
50
27%
Televisional
3
83
83%
3,900
50%
21%
11
14
35,400
271/4
21%
17
Aug 26
86
28
50%
21%
Jan
Jan
27%
9
103% Mar
Jun
28
841/4
19
Jan
5
27%
i
26%
84%
95%
30
106% Jan
3
39% July 19
28%
51%
32%
64
108% Jan
27%
2,800
27%
•
19
45% Jan
5
28%
94
5
July
x27%
19%
41% Apr
103
14,800
1,900
Chicago
Jun
70
16,200
N
Feb
22'%
69VB
8%
Mar 22
24
27
21%
70%
21%
46
13% Jan
26%
22%
69%
21%
Central
117
26%
22
70%
'
84%
preferred
preferred
12
26%
22
19,200
27%
100
Dec
26%
140
102%
*50%
100
13% July 12
100%
85
preferred
23
100%
51
preferred
106% Jan
100'A
60,000
27%
3.90%
4
1011/4
5,500
14
8%
York
57 % Jun
13%
51
4.10%
9
14%
81'%
153
27%
Mar 17
30% Jan
13%
80%
153
50
Apr
6
141/a
26%
70
81%
152i/4
100%
22
69%
80%
152V4
13%
26%
21%
81%
153%
69%
26%
70
83
41% Jan
80%
21%
26%
84%!
3,400
1531/2
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153
22 %
100
19,300
21%
New
26
80%
21%
11%
Mar 21
108
81
69 %
88
4
v
80%
6
12
32 %
153 %
9
11
33%
55%
3
Jan
2,400
13%
82
19% Jan
23%
55
76% Jan
19
For
4,100
71% Jan
20% Jan
Nov
1,700
28
88% Aug 18
25
22
47
27%
Aug 17
80% May 4
90% Oct
Jan
46%
27% '
4
29
80
47
27%
15
26% Sep
103% Jan
46 %
27%
94%
27
Jan
23
46%
27%
19
% Feb
36
231/4
46%
94
23
29% May
22%
46%
27%
22%
10
75% Jan
17% Dec
22%
46%
27%
No par
19
11% Mar
22%
46%
22%
21"%
.
80% Aug
98'A Jan
2,800
27%
32
4
103
13%
22%
26
72% Jan
7
13%
27%
Corp com_5
Shipbuilding
9
22%
13%
x46 %
31%
Electric
15
2,600
27
York
Jan
24
127
State
22
23%
26%
31%
New
Aug
102% Sep
24%
*125%
N
108
*24
1
23
5
24
10
11
2
23%
94%
30
20
23%
152'A
8% Jan
92% Jan
23%
92%
39% Aug
99% Feb
23%
152 %
18% Jan
18% May
23%
100
&
22
75 % Mar
4,900
92"%
3
Jan
1,500
301%
153%
15
Jan
351/4
29%
90%
28 % Jan
74% Jan
35%
30%
152 %
11% Jun
80
351/4
30
26
Co
Air
Apr
13%
35%
30%
1
Corp
York
72
13%
35%
x29%
5
Co
New
48% Aug
13%
35%
2 9'A
5
5
3
14%
35%
28%
100
14
29
13%
35
30%
5
common
11
68% Jun
14%
35%
10
12% Jan
38% Jan
13%
10
1951
29% Sep
Mar 28
3,800
35
5
Co
37% Jan
73
30%
28%
No par
5
39% Aug 17
323,800
28%
10
Inc
7
76
31%
10
25
7
31%
10
common
4% Oct
14
30%
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12% Dec
69% Mar
30%
_5
Co
23% May
65% Jan
28%
8%
Newport
33% Mar 15
27%
21%
Newmont
81
27%
7%
65% Aug
2% July 10
4,100
5,700
(conv)
36% May 10
4% Jan
1,700
35%
21'A
3
7
35%
*35%
7%
3
1% July
35%
36%
21%
25
27
35 %
36
7%
18
35% Jun
35%
36%
21%
43 % Jan
6
35%
36
7%
47% Aug 22
7
32% Jan
13
35%
36%
21%
84
6% Jan
35%
36%
7%
75% Mar 22
39% Jun
35%
37
7%
3
8
35%
22%
9
25
35%
36
3,000
7%
46% Apr
15% July 18
35,000
34
*8
*21%
79% Jan
Jan
55%
33%
8%
l
63 % Jan
6
55%
331/4
*8
8,500
Vulcanized
6
31% Jan
55%
33 '/a
5
16% Jun
Jun
x54%
33%
Co
29% Jan
Mar
55%
33
Corp
3
80
400
55%
33%
Nautec
26
25% Jun
8%
5574
33%
89%
of
Theatres
Natomas
5
24
3
8
55%
33%
881/4
Service
Steel
National
10% Apr
28
13
8
8%
55%
33%
88
B
Linen
National
27% May 15
Apr
Jan
8%
54%
5
87%
3
74
8%
2
Co
88%
5% Jan
21% Jan
10%
*9%
69%
86%
Tea
36% Jan
8%
18
88
31
2
2,300
23%
87
4% Oct
19
391/4
23%
Sugar Ref Co
79% Aug
39%
88%
National
22% Aug
39%
87%
National
8
39 %
43,600
5
4
39
22%
20
21
38%
19%
Jun
75% Jan
39
19%
22% July 11
Jan
38%
19%
22% Jan
71
38%
19%
98
19% Jan
38%
19 %
6
9% Jan
3,300
26,300
19%
29
22% Jan
4%
43%
19
17
34% May 24
40% July 11
11,300
4%
43%
19%
Jan
1
38%
4%
43%
19
18% Jun
24
37%
4 %
42%
1
15% Jan
Nov
38
4%
42%
11%
8
24
37%
41/4
42%
321/4
4
36% Oct
381/4
4%
42%
11%
20% Jan
4
37%
4%
42 %
31%
28% Jan
14% Mar
37%
37%
4%
421/4
11%
98% Jan
1
38 %
600
32%
28
Dec
10,700
11%
31
10
3,700
28%
31%
28
29 V4
43%
28%
11%
14% Oct
9
43%
29
23%
Co
Sep
16% Oct
3
43%
28%
l
National-Standard
14
43 %
42
No par
21
5% Jan
43%
291/b
1
common
Jan
19% Feb
*40%
431/4
29
4%
♦401/2
Co_
A
40
21 % Jan
40%
43%
29
4
preferred
24% Dec
10
40%
43%
29
37%
10
411/2
43%
29
1
Co
7%
132% Sep
15
41
43%
Co__6.25
preferred
National
19
29
42
6,500
29
5
No par
Co
12
7% Jan
6,100
32
Gas
19
29% Jun
1,700
24,700
152
11%
series
17% Oct
27% Jun
44%
291/2
151
31%
preferred
25% Oct
29
44 %
28%
-
105%
A_No par
Co
120 % Jan
28
29%
32%
Corp
Gypsum
98
Nov
105%
5
Chem
Jan
4% July 22
106%
...u
152
78%
__1
&
59
18% Oct
151
105%
Products
Fuel
18
151%
29%
120
78%
No par
Inc
National Castings
National
17
29
150
30%
9,200
32%
Register
92% Feb
9 % Apr
29%
151
100
50%
11%
Natl
Cash
30 % Mar 29
4
29%
150%
48
101
32
30% May 11
National
3
Jan
44%
30%
100%
106%
Corp
82% Aug 10
46% July 7
13
44%
50
50%
150%
100
23% Jan
68
44
*43
45
101%
11%
9
3
*100%
50
14,800
31%
25% Jan
Can
3
50
1011/4
44
44
45
50%
50
*100%
10
98%
38%
11%
Dairy
Apr
43%
45
*41
50%
101
38
78
1,000 lire
City Lines
95% Feb
*96%
38%
32%
National
97
98i/4
37%
11%
National
July 19
*96%
37%
31%
70% Mar 15
84
981A
37
27%
4
91% May 15
*96%
83
32
Co
Co
11
Aug
*81
77%
preferred
11
5
83
106
i
Jan
19
*81
33
Co
24% Jan
78
Sep
144% Jan
83
5
Acme
21% May 27
49% Oct 19
20
40
*81
130
76%
Corp
National
1
60
83%
31%
Corp
7%
27
93%
83%
10
10
Aug
*92
831/4
No par
12
14% Apr
3
104% May
4
33% Apr 12
26% Feb 28
52
44%
29%
_1
class
&
20% Jan
11
93%
*82%
Co
59% Jan
Jan
May
66% Dec
35% Jan
3
61% Jan
4
25% July 20
31
20
6
Jan
8% Aug 10
70% Jun
44% Jan
27
70% Jan
157% Aug 12
July 18
49% Oct
26% Jan
43%
25
Aviation
25
*92
8^1/2
150
100
Airlines
25 % Apr
93
92%
1,700
53,200
:
17
1
86%
5
Jun
Dec
*85
2.50
of America
54% Jan
10
86
"
No par
(GC)
16
8
56%
86
52%
*86
45
50
101
Inc
Co
Corp
66% Jun
41% Mar
*41
51
100
1
Oct
1
46
50
100
Co
Mar 30
27% Feb
*41
5
100
Paper
Supply
12
12% Aug
58
55%
38
Corp
Fuel
40
13
55%
57%
56
97%
Lines
Industries
Murray
54%
55%
541/2
87
55%
55%
37%
Inc
Wheel
L
56%
54%
100
&
Industries
Motor
39,000
97%
.
Moore-McCormick
10
Motorola
12%
3
9
29 % Apr
8
12
84
Inc
11% Jan
47% Jan
May
12%
37%
Tool
Ward
14 % Jan
28
100
11%
99
10
Co
29
3
12 %
36%
Shares
10% Sep
8
12
84
Mining & Chemical—
American
17
Mar
12
99
Utilities
26 % Sep
May 31
28,200
11%
_No par
Montana-Dakota
1
6,400
111/8
11%
100
Chemical
Mar 10
34% Mar
291/4
10%
83
A
39
Montecatini
25
28%
Hi/4
83
B_
Monsanto
28%
10%
84%
Inc
Machine
class
28%
111/4
*83
preferred
RR
28%
10%
100
preferred
Monon
28%
10%
*83
Service
3%%
Monarch
*80%
29
10%
95%
Cement
4.20%
Mar 28
84
84
28%
84%'
Industries
*80%'
*80%
10%
54%
*80%
200
29%
84
*83
RR
Jan
Oct
22,100
*93
RR
22% Sep
11% Oct
911%
84%
.
39
70
90%
94
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
15
4
91%
94
Corp
17
Nov
90
series
Feb
60
91 %
90
series
29% Jun
17
6,900
*83
Mission
Pacific
42%
100
&
Missouri
41%
100
Ontario
11
41
53%
Mfg
6
90 %
40
86%
preference
&
Feb
89%
40%
53
10
convertible
Minn
34
89%
84
86 %
Corp
5,200
83%
♦401/4
40%
54%
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
15
87% Jun
Midwest
39%
83%
52%
Inc
Shares
83%
87
common
the Week
82%
50%
pfd_100
preferred
Friday
Aug. 11 "
34%
34%
82%
84
86
Corp
1st
Aug. 10
34%
34%
11%
5
Enterprises
5 % %
35% Jan
29
35
109
Midland
9
May 24
Sales for
Thursday
10%
int
Inc
PRICES
SALE
29
.No par
3.90%
Utilities
35% Jan
4
24% Dec
7
Mar 10
17
Feb
101 %
South
benef'cl
*82%
39%
*80%
25c
12.50
Co
28% May
8% Aug 31
July 12
16% July
10
of
E'dison
Middle
Jai
40
Machine
99
Aug
3
38% May 24
52 % May 22
Ju
58
Trust—Units
Metropolitan
Co
Scott
84
HIGH
Aug. 9
34%
34%
Aug. 8
34%
35
89
No par
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
5
Jan
Mesabi
&
34%
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
38%
16%c
j.
14
Aug
Merritt-Chapman
34%
*83
3%
16
Fov
82
16
1
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
35
Aug. 7
100
common
59% Mar 10
3
DS
30
Co
Inc
3
15
Feb
Stores
Co
3
19
Oct
&
45% Jan
Feb
27
Mercantile
Merck
4
9% Jan
Jan
ir
42% Aug 11
91% Aug
9
Feb
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
4%
45% Dec
5
13
Ian
Melville
84
16
Jun
Monday
Par
70% Jan
23
11
Jan
LOW
STOCK
May 21
13% Apr 20
12% July 28
18% Feb
28
Dec
28
Aug 11
81
YORK
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
80
30% May 25
Jan
NEW
30% Jan
7
84% Sep
1
Highest
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3.800
5
35%
35%
35
35%
35
35
33%
34%
33 '/a
33 %
2,000
60 %
60%
61%
60'A
611/4
60
60'A
591/4
60%
8,100
62 %c
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-
Volume
Number 6081
194
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
31% May 17
84
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Aug. 7
AND
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 8
Sales for
Thursday
Au«- 9
Friday
the Week
Aug. 11
Aug. 10
Shares
38% Sep
19
35% Jan
3
Jan
4
941/2 Sep
9
89
Jan
3
46% Aug
95% Feb
43 %
46%
23
Jan
3
94
preferred
93 '/a Jan
98
81
81
81
*81
93%
4.56%
81
93
3
82
94'/a
Aug
9
81
*93%
96
100
94'/a
43%
3.90%
94
423/4
83% Mar 20
♦93
433/4
79
93
431/a
9
93
Sep
IIIlOO
433/4
82
preferred
43%
4
4.40%
441/8
75J/2 Jan
82J/4
90 J/2 Jan
13
80%
81
*963/4
210
97%
96
361/4 Jan
5
96
92%
220
92%
92
92
44 3/a
210
44%
443/4
45
42%
14,500
423/4
42%
423/4
15,500
89
Jan
4
86
Jan
6
933/4 Sep
2
30 '/a Aug
4
393/4 Jan
4
28 '/a Mar
7
36
Dec
15
33% Jan
16
Jan
6
16% Sep
21
16 J/2 Apr
83 J/2 Jun
1
87
Jan
16
85
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
4
15'/a Dec 29
331/4 Dec
19
543/8 Jan
4
353/8 Nov 29
42 3/a
36 3/4 Mar
18% Oct
July
Aug
3 2 3/a Mar
40
Feb
21
4
Ohio
19
44% Jun
16
Okla
17% Mar 15
151/2 Jan
4
5
391/4 Jan
17
4
64 J/2 Dec
28
56 % Jan
4
24
371/4 Jan
4
9
24
0
15
231/2 Jan
12
Dec
12
16'A Jun
14
15J/4 Jan
Jan
.
25
122% Jun
1
31
116
17
86
104J/2 Feb
16
13QJ/2 May 31
108
23'/8 Oct
26
85
Jan
Jun
341/2 Jan
5
93
Aug
3
841% July 25
82 3/4 Oct
100
Gas
12
9
July 28
88% Mar 27
36% July 10
52% Aug
20% Apr
59
7
28
May 12
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
21% Apr
17
16
Aug
4
102% Mar 22
104
Apr
Aug
1
27
263/8 Jan
4
34% May
9
873/4 Jan
6
98
120% Apr
11
3
5 ;*'>•
July 11
15
100
Oil
14
common
preferred
Feb
4
Co
preferred
Aug
Oct
75
Edison
94
20
183/a Aug
16% Jan
3
Ohio
45 y4
19'/a Oct
15
May
4
4.44%
Co
Co
Orange
Otis
&
Gas
Outlet
Rockland
Co
4%
44%
44%
44%
45
42
413/4
42'A
413/4
42%
16%
163/4
163/4
16%
86%
16%
86%
♦851/4
86 J/2
16%
16%
*851/4
861/4
163/4
16%
35%
35%
34%
*85%
35%
861/4
343/8
341/2
*85%
30
52%
X51%
34'A
86%
51
34%
34%
343/4
9,000
18%
18%
51%
51 %
51%
55,200
5
l
Utilities
10
*
52
50%
51%
183/4
50%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
•533/4
52%
53%
521/4
53
52%
78%
78 3/a
79
78
78%
xl8%
19%
181/2
19%
18 3/a
18%
20
20
•
No par
(The)
20
20%
l
Fiberglas
Co
*15%
16%
♦15%
1
Corp
87%
873/4
87%
com—0.25
91 %
92%
100
112%
112%
1143/4
29%
29%
291%
Co
95
No par
*94
2,300
793/a
13,100
19%
193/4
48,400
20
20%
18%
193/r
201/2
20 J/4
20%
16 '/a
*153/4
16%
881/4
*153/4
93
883/4
90%
1,700
16%
883/4
92
95
15
common
19
54%
78
87'/2
29%
95
preferred
preferred
19
54%
78%
♦15%
'
923/4
115%
X92
18%
543/4
♦20
16%
88
700
78
54
77%
30c
Corp
Glass
Paper
160
^7.50
.
Corp
Owens-Illinois
$5
93
3.125
Owens-Corning
Oxford
93
12,000
45
Corp
Marine
Overland
92
97'%
16%
Corp
Elevator
Outboard
92
*97
41%
-
20
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin Mathieson Chemical
&
92%
97%
44%
common-5
preferred...,
4.24%
preferred
Oil
*97
100
Electric
4%
Olin
97%
*92
No par
;
&
97%
423/4
♦115
88
92%
115 J/a
29%
♦94
115
29%
92 3/4
92
115%
293/4
95
*93
1143/4
30 '/a
30%
95
*93
92%
116
30%
95
630
4,000
8,400
1,800
2,600
10
P
11
Jan
7
12"% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
173/a Aug 17
18% Jan
46 %
60
Sep
16% Apr
40
Jun
51% Jan
11
Dec
30
73% Jan
16
52
145
25
Oct
5%
20% Jan
2
32 % Jan
23
19% Oct
25% May 31
May
53% Sep
26
12
18
5
77
8
4% Oct
6
15% Jan
60% Jan
28
26 % Mar 10
130 % Feb
13% Jun
22 %
May 11
46% Mar
6
18% May 11
18 % Mar 18
14% Jan
Feb
7% Jan
39
24
Jan
173/4 July
23 % Jan
28
30% Jan
3
2
141 % Jan
5
12
5% Jan
4
29
67% Sep
15
28% Jan
4
24
14 % Feb
12
20% Dec
12
24
44
24
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Coast
72
Mar
Pacific
Gas
48% Apr
Apr
11
19
Mar 22
21% Feb
533/8 Jan
32 3/4
18
July 27
23% Jan
6
34% Jan
4
19% Jan
3
30% Aug
9
27
60 % Dec
14
49 %
46
Mar 24
Apr
58% July
2
28
6
1
31% Jan
4
27 % July 26
33
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
23% May
Jun
29
48
9
41 % Jan
4
49 % Apr
14
5
493/4 Aug
8
3
43
8
45
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
7
Sep
303/4 Mar 31
37% Apr
28 % Jan
36
Dec
22
32% Mar 10
25% Jan
283/4 Sep
7
26%, Jan
9.73/4 Aug 24943/4 Aug 31
95% Jan
89
27.
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
90% Jan
9
313/4 Feb
23
101 % Jun
5
973/4 Jun
2
5
17% Jan
5
113/8 Jan
3
7
45
7
32% Jan
3
66% May 16
62 % Jan
Aug 11
3
5
8
9
6
10s/8 Oct
543% Feb
27
41% Jun
30% Nov
Jan
Feb
4
16% Mar 28
47 % Aug
10
Parmalee
Penick
37
July 27
953/4 Aug
50% Jan
Peoples
68% Mar 25
46
July 24
56 3/a Apr
Pepsi-Cola
433/4 Dec
14
52% Dec .16
43% Jan
12
30
Sep
28
41% Dec
37% Jan
3
92 % Jan
7
95% Mar
16% Jan
7
94% Feb
1
11
153/4 Jan
18
34% July 24
"2% Dec" 21
~5% Jan~2l
26% Mar 14
38% Jun
23
43% Mar
57% Jan
6
3
Perkin-Elmer
Pet Milk Co
4 J/2 %
17% May 23
20
Jan
3
5% May 25
30% Jan
3
873/* jan
75
99% Sep
7
Jan
26
Jan
Oct
103% Mar 29
2
96% Jan
13
1
80% Jan
3
85
96
Sep
8
9iy* July
5
98
101
6
93
3
29
43% July
7
65% May 16
343/8 May 15
83 3/4 Sep
Sep
6
100 % Aug
11
Jan
6
335/e Jan
3
13
84% Jan
46% Jan
30% Jun
8
-
12
25
49
Mar
1
Apr 19
104% Mar 8
65%-Apr 26
15% Dec
6
17% Jan
3
25 3/a Jun
60% Dec
29
71
Mar 29
62
3
67% May 18
60
38 % Apr
8
Jan
Apr
5
81
Dec
9
78% Jan
3
102
77% Jan
20
85
Aug 12
793/4 Jan
30
86
743/8 Jan
14
41% Mar
80% Aug 29
91
Apr
3
28
8
83% Mar 16
64 J/2
July 31
6
14% Jan
3
20"% May 31
47
Dec
13
44% Jan
4
64
Aug 10
97
1
29 % Sep
12
52 3/a Jan
Dec
12
18 3/s Sep
11
433/4 Feb
77%. Jan
54
9
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
Jun
May
5
Aug
2
94
3
97
Jun
27
Sep
1
42 3/a Jan
5
60 3/s Jun
5
10
73
Feb
28
43% Jun
20
39% Jan
17% Dec
1
253/a Jan
4
183/4 Jan
3
Aug
9
27J/2 Apr 24
813/4 Nov
10
88
Aug
8
82 % Jan
30
88 J/4 Mar 21
93
Jan
22
801/4 Jan
18
88
19% May 20
14% Jan
3
79
Dec
2
13% Dec
23
Dec
28
175% Nov
17
38% Jan*
8
181/4 Jan
555% Sep
28
80 3% Jan
4
623% July 18
22% Jan
123
132
Aug 31
10 5% Dec
6
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
75% J an
15
9% Sep
28
18
5
125
123% July 27
113% Oct
4
Jan
11
Jan
3
3
44
Aug 11
46'% July 21
6
„
9% Jan
114
3
Jun
27
25
Apr
81% Jan
11
45'% Oct
4
55i% Jan
5
83'% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
96'% Jan
5
72% Dec
20
253/4 Nov
2
43'% Mar
8
15'% May 10
69
Jan
201/4 Jan
9
3
163% Feb
1
16 3/4 Dec
6
88J% Oct
12
95% Jan
11
88
Apr
19
Feb
1
34% Dec
30
33i% Jan
3
27
2613/4 Aug 22
25 3% J an
175
13
173/4 Jan
5
Feb
3
73
52
Jan
Mar 15
693/4 Dec
30
64% Jan
36'% Mar
445% Dec
293/4 Sep
30
12
43
263/4 Mar
78i% Jan
86
80% Jan
Apr
130
May
28% Apr
79% Feb
Jan
IS3/* May 17
120
Feb
13
771/2 May 10
130
90
May 10
Mar 20
29% Jun
227
May
102
3
74% Sep
May 11
Feb
18
73/4 Sep
29
123
*27 J/2
28
37
36 J/a
37
30
29%
30
33/4%
Philip
4%
53J%
29
29'/2
69%
68
683%
33%
3,800
34%
333%
34%
27%
32,900
273/4
28
28%
*36'%
37%
37i%
37i%
30
29 %
30
♦26
30
26%
*25%
563/4
56J/4
57
29
29
563%
58
293/4
291/a
29'%
295%
29
17 »/2
175/a
17
173/a
293%
18%
9,200
173/a
17
175%
10,400
*47
47J/2
47%
483/4
47'%
49 J/4
49 J/4
493/4
49%
493/4.
49%
493%
40.%*.
413/a
40 J/8
41
40%.
48'/*
49'%
421/4
41%,
42 %
42
43
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47 J/2
♦46
&
36'/a.
36 J/2
36 J/2
*36'/a:
371/4
37%
30 %■
37%
30
*36%
38
30%
29-%
301/4
29%
900
30
90
29"%
30
99%*
99 >/2
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99J/4
4,800
99%
95
95
92
985%
99
94'A
93 '/a
931/2
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Coke
94
143/a
14 y.
94
143/a
14%
141/4
14%
143%
45 >/a
453/8
13%
45%
453/4
46
141/4
46%
35,300
47'%
46'%
47%
3,000
953/4
13,100
25
90 3/4
100
*39 J/2
93 J/2
95 J/2
941/4
953/4
94
95
95
39 J/2
39 J/2
40%
401%
.*40
42
♦40
49%
48 J/4
49
49
50 'A
;
50 J/4
52
583/4
1
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6OJ/2
513%
59 J/2
61 J/4
531%
59
60
17,700
60
60'%
62
62 J/4
61'%
61 J/2
62 J/2
623%
61
8,400
*
62J/4
60'%
61%
98 J/2
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•96'/2
98 J/2
*96 J/2
98 J/a
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98'%
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16%
16%
165/a
163/8
16%
163/4
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39'A
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38 s/a
39 J/2
38%
39
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3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
42 %
423/4
42%
42 3/a
411/4
421/4
42
62%
62'/a
623/4
62%
62%
62%
63 J/2
62 "/a
No par
32%
323/4
32%
32'/a
32'A
100
993/4
993/4
99
993/4
993/4
993/4
100
82 J/2
82%
81%.
813/4
813/4
823/4
96 J/2
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100
95
95
100
►102
103
♦94'/a
102
102
1013/a
32'%
32%
96'%
78
23 % Apr
Mar 29
7
221% Mar 29
1543/4 July
14
7
21
84% Apr
87
33% Jan
4
42
May
30% Oct
10
-373% Jun
24
33% Jan
42
Jun
12
273% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
39% Jun
14
633/4 Dec
5
57% Feb
1
323/4
8,000
98
99%
480
•82
833%
390
99
96J%
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96%
101'A
lOO'A
100 %
160
100
593/4
583/4
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59
60%
60'%
611/4
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613%
21J/4
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623%
21 J/4
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22
21'A
21%
21%
223%
26,900
100
A
63'A
63 J/2
63%
95 %•
5
common
95 J/2
943/8
95
94
94%
85
85
85
84J/4
84'%
81
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81
63%
19%
54'/a
23 J/4
65%
140
98%
6,800
80
80
793%
793/4
160
64%
635/8
64%
63%
63%
26,900
19%
20
193/4
20
7,500
63
633%
6,200
19%
19%
613/4
♦943/4
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64
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96
96
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85
40
96
54%
543/4
54
543%
57 J/4
4,600
57 J/4
59 J/2
59'/4
60
57'%
59%
58
591%
24 J/4
19,200
24J/8
24%
223/4
23
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24
23%
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85
85
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87
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86 J/2
87
15
54'/4
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87
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145/8
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126%
54
85
85
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15
87
15%
15%
127%
70
2,600
126'/a
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23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
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23%
5,800
67 J/4
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681/2
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68%
69
67%
681/2
15,300
13%
4,800
133/4
14%
13%
14
13%
131/2
14
13%
13%
10
♦45
47
46'/2
♦45
46'/a
45
45
44
44
♦48
48%
47%
48'%
48
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
600
14
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141/4
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71
71
122
82
119%
83
24%
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1
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95%
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85
54 J/4
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14%
65
94%
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59 J/a
96
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81
633/4
59 J/2
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65
♦80
193/8
57%
96
56 5/8
5
Co
19 J/4
58
54'A
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.23
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd-i—100
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
73
Plough Inc
2.50
*64
643/s
18%
1
Corp
63 %
57
*943/4
(conv)—-Nopar
Co
633/4
63 J/2
189%
82%
243/4
116
♦115
711/4
703/4
118%
115
703/4
1191/2
119%
81
83
241/a
24%
189%
x21%
223/4
116
703/4
119%
I86I/2
191
115%
116
711/2
1191/2
223/8
21%
24%
185
82
82
70
*117%
83%
24%
24%
187'/a
185'%
21 J/2
20%
83%
9
11,900
X58%
1
7
32'%
1,100
35,200
50c
(NY)
,
9
325%
3%
623%
*94'%
963/4
21
X613/4
39
425%
101%
102
93'/a
30
•33/4
42
2,500
3,600
2,600
83 'A
99
413/4
Feb
3%
61
*82%
92%
631/4 Aug
383%
42%
•33/4
411/2
108
383%
5
33%c
12.50
Forgings
80
98'%
163/4
39 >/4
*96%
1
5
common:
42
16%
100
Co
94
170
40 J/2
49
No par
series
560
95
14
45
96
IO51/2 Jan
9,900
98 %r
42
4
260
14,100
30
963/4
21
48
7,165
98%
94
Feb
300
26'%
55%
96
May 16
♦253/4
55 J/2
92%
88
26'%
1,200
17,800
53 J/4
18
♦80
&
f
46
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke <fc Chem Co com.10
$5
convertible preferred—No par
Oil
26%
68'%
341/4
17%
1
120
681/4
34
46
♦84
preferred
♦26
53%
100
$4.80
29%
26 J/2
14,600
5
preferred
Pittsburgh
♦36
30
165%
10
—_
Co Inc
Inc
37
29%
*26
33%c
preferred
Morris
♦36
5
16 'A
68
41%
29% Feb
-
28
92
May 12
May 25
66'% Nov
34%
273/4
953/4
373/4 Aug 30
25
69 J/4
34J/a
273/4
42%
24
3
683/4
35
91
901% Feb
Jan
90'%
68J/4
34%
27'A
413%
10
May 17
90'%
673/4
95%
3
8
11
20,400
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
Nopar
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
$1.40 div preference com—Nopar
4.08%
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
5.05%
preferred
100
5.28% preferred
100
28
1183% Jan
Aug 25
11% Feb
92
8
Jan
21
*901%
90 J/2
17
21'% Jan
20
22 % Mar 22
92
92
45% Apr
94% Aug 11
701/4 Aug
13
23% Apr
*90 J/2
*90 J/2
963% Aug
473/4 Jan
493/4 Aug 19
79,400
90'/a
46%
21%
87
1053/4 Aug 19
17
19 3%
453/4
10
3
Jan
19'%
46
Poor
8
86
201/4
223% Mar 30
83% Jan
7
Philco
Polaroid
81% Aug
Sep
16%
195%
100
Inc
Reading Corp
Corp
common
Plymouth
Aug 30
-
&
171/a
16%
No par
preferred
preferred
8
60% Aug 10
30% Apr
6
85% Mar
1
28
Phila
8,500
173/8
443/4
Corp..
com
preferred
preferred
6
3
7
Feb
12 V
24
3
65% Jan
81
28
Jan
20% Jan
106
3
173/a May 17
61
651/2 Jan
1043/4 jun
20
9
Jan
90
Jan
41% Feb
21
18% Mar 16
87% Aug 17
84% Dec
98
11
60
Sand:
Ry Co
Co
4.68%
3,400
17%
173%
*
Corp
4.30%
7%
7
,
100
Phelps-Dodge
4.40%
.320
7%
17
1
Phila
3.80%
6%
'
19%
1
Corp..
Electric
164'%
45
5
preferred
&
164'%
195/8
Corp
Light
Brewing
6,800
163'%
44 J/2
50
common
(Chas)
1631%
19 J/4
25
preferred
Pfeiffer
8,600
40%
44%
No par
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
:
Pfizer
13,000
58i%
405%
18%
Co
Light
62 % Aug
98
May
811/4
57i%
40%
3,800
443/8
1
Co
83% Apr
49% Apr
Inc
803%
58
40'%
'
175/8
163/4
72
183/4
preferred
Eastern
&
17 J/4
703%
45%
common..,
Glass
Gas
Peoria
16 J/2
1,100
71
81
58
41
7
17
24
18 J/8
prefferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
50% Jun
163/4
7
17
3,700
♦22
193/a
80'%
573/4
2.50
preferred:
15
16 J/4
2,500
24
44 J/2
3.50
series
7 J/4
163/4 •
19%
141/4
*19
14%
19J/4
X703/4
165
No par
Co
Chemicals
4.40%
7
40%
♦163
19'%
14%
1
Corp
Co
Power <Sc
4J/2 %
16%
57 J/2
413/a
164 J/2
193/4
14%
No par
Inc
Line
Corp
Penn
,16%
70c
common
Pennsylvania
7
100
Proof
(JC)
7
573/4
403/4
163 J/2
166
50c
Airways
Pipe
57 »/8
41%
164
1
Corp
Co
Pennsalt
57 J/2
403/4
100
Cement
Penney
57 %
com__14 2/7•
Sulphur
conv
29
13 % May 17
No par
Teleg
prior
Fruit
34% Jan
5
Corp.
Penn-Dixie
4.68%
19'%
813/4
Penn
37% Nov
17
71J/4
81
Ford
&
*23
80 3/a
Transportation
conv
24
79%
Peabody Coal Co
5%
*23 'A
79%
&
Rust
♦23
24
78%
Pictures
Davis
Parker
24
*23
25
preferred
Parke
*19
72
East
Paramount
19J/2
19%
71 J/4
World
12
10
41
38% Aug
Amer
4%
11
Apr
23% Jan
Sep
Pan
Panhandle
14 %
193/8
70 J/2
Electronics
American
853/4 Apr
5
May 16
Packard-Bell
443% Apr
29
17
29
27
13%
193/4
713/8
Consolidated
Pan
19%
14%
193/8
Electric
&
Tin
19 J/4
133/4
19%
71
Telep &
preferred
Pacific
19
143/8
10
Lighting
6%
25
20
14 J/8
19 J/2
Corp
Pacific
3
56% Apr
4
923/4 July 20
5
Pacific
4
'
I83/4
_1
_
85% Mar 21
58 % Aug
5
Aggregates Inc.5
common
preferred
Finance
26'/a May 15
26
&
Pacific
177
Corp
Co
9
Aug
Nov
60% Feb
Mar 15
Nov
3
22% May 17
81/4 May 16
86% Jan
1
51% Jun
American
393/a July 19
7
36% Mar 15
Pacific
17% July 20
30
21% Oct
15
3
153/4 Jun
4
243/4 Jun
July 31
16
6
50% Dec
21 % Jan
3
28
913/» Oct
33% Oct
3
23
8
4
17
Jan
83% Mar 18
39 % Apr
13
823/4
24%
24%
187
187%
21%
203/4
115
70%
119
83
25%
191
20%
40
150
1,700
990
3,500
8,300
13,900
5,600
♦95%
96%
96
96
41%
41%
413/a
413/4
7,200
92%
93%
923/4
94%
20,600
300
81
82
83%
833/4
83%
58%
59
58'/a
593/4
59%
60%
59%
60%
59%
59%
25,000
283/4
29%
28 J/2
283/4
28%
281%
*28%
28%
28%
28%
1,300
80%
831/2
82
84
88
81%
81'/4
82'/2
821%
82
•82
85%
*843/4
851%
•84%
85%
*84%
85%
*85%
88
*87%
89
89
103
103
•103
103%
210
106
106%
106%
1061/2
2,130
62%
62%
631/4
7,100
70%
160
88
♦103%
1053/4
613/4
♦86'/a
88
88
1033/4
103J/4
1031/4
103
103 %
106
106
106
1053/4
106
63
621/4
62%
62%
.
63%
x62%
83
130
87%
89
71
♦71
721%
703/4
71
*70
72
70%
*213/4
22%
♦213/4
22J/8
*213/4
22%
*21%
22
*21%
22%
*21%
223/a
*211/2
223/a
*21%
22
*203/4
213/4
1533/4
1533/4
*152
lO'/a
10
230
22
*21%
701/4
.
6,800
82%
82
*843%
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32 % preferred
25
4.16%
preferred
25
4.80% preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—3
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure
Oil
5
82%
•150
160
10%
10
•86
10
87%
♦86
*86
871/2
160
103/a
87%
*152
•152
160
-
10%
•86
103£
87%
38%
39
39'/4
39
37%
371/4
38 J/a
37%
38 3/g
38
38%
36%
301/8
36 '/a
36
36'A
36%
77
38
38%
38 3/a
10%
*86
200
871/2
38%
36 %
743/8
.
39%
37%
36%
160
10
■
39%
15,300
6,100
38'A
38%
15,900
35
.
36 %
27,100
Q
42
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
26..
Mar
For
8
136
•'
Aug 18 J
27% Nov 14
footnotes,
....
see page
131
17
Jan
13
26% Jin
4
26
82
Aug 11
142'/2 Apr
31
Apr
18
1-
Quaker Oats Co common
3
®6% preferred—.
•
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
.
*139
-
„
"
■
76%
-141
30%
30'%
140
.
30
74
77
140
-30%
.
140%
30%
751/2
141
3Q3/8
75%
139
-3Q%-
6,900
78
:
82
•139
77
:
139
x30%
141
130
30
30
1,100
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(652)
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest-
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
P»r
Tuesday
Aug. 7
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 8
Au,g. 9
Sales for
Thursday
;
Friday
the Week
Aug. 11
Aug. 10
Shares
R
46 Va Oct
25 ;
78% Apr
18
49% Jan
16
65% May
Apr
8
70% Jan
23
18 y4
Dec
15% Sep
23
Corp of America
1st preferred
25
4
88 % Feb
6
15
15 Va Jan
11
Raymond
International
6
17 y4 Jan
4
21% Apr
23 Va Aug
6
Jan
11
Rayonier
,4
9
Raytheon
5
15% Aug
25% Feb
1
4%
non-cum
llYa Dec
8
28 y4 Jan
20
10% July 26
15% Jan
18
4%
non-cum
61
69% Jun
21
Red
12 y4 Dec
28
Jan
6
20% Apr
14
Reed
1
28% Jan
J 8
16
Jan
3
28% May 10
Reeves
24
28% Jun
16
19
Jan
4
25
8
Reichhold
16y» Jan
6
20% Apr
7
Reliable
67
20
,
8
July 27
12% Jan
191/-! Mar 17
3
1
68% Jan
4
47 y2 Jan
4
18
27 Va Feb
1
22 y4 Aug
11
Mar 14
56 y2 Jan
5
57
1
11% Mar 22
May
18% May 11
14% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
37 V2 Mar
9
52
6
78% Jan
4
50% Jan
22
37%
Oct" 24
56% Jan
21
43 y4 Jan
3
37%
Sep
26
71% Jan
4
44% Jan
17
42% Jan
4
3
57
48
149
6
85
Jan
115
5
Jan
2
23
Jun
47
23
Sep
94% Dec
73%
74
74
74
74%,
75%
75
75%
75%;
75%
July 19
91 y4 Jan
3
3
84
Dec
19
78 y2 Jan
42
Jan
42 y4
3
July 20
108% Apr
51% Apr
10
27 '
21
2% Dec
19
33 y2 Jan
52 y2 July
4% Jan
3
50% Mar 13
Ritter
3
3% Feb
5'
Robertshaw-Fulton
Antelope
Copper
Mines
47% Jun
21
50
19
54% Aug 11
Rochester
Gas &
Oct
28
26% Jan
23% Jan
3
29% May 10
Rochester
89
16
4
500
May
2
670
87
May
2
92
„•
*
5
14
14% May 12
20% Dec
16
13% Sep
22
21 y2 Jan
8
Oct
25
,21% Jan
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
13
4
12% Apr
9% Apr
15
21% Mar
ll7/a Oct 25
38% Aug
,27y4 Jan
Mar 23
Sep
2
17% Jan
9"
Jan
27% May
23% May
convertible
<fe Haas Co
4%
Corp
Aircraft
5
Rohr
8
Ronson
25% May 11
8
25% Apr
18
43% Apr
11
Royal
Dutch
19% Apr
18
Royal
McBee
12y8 Feb
3
16% May 17'
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
Ruberoid
9% May
3
17
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
14% May
6
26 V4 Jun
23
18% Jan
27%-Aug
15
33% Sep
19
14% July 14
30
71
19
8"
22 % Mar 16
Co
18%
18%
18%
63%
64%
62%
63%
50%
50
50%
49%
50%
Co
32% Oct
40 y2 Apr
7-
36% Jan
54% Aug
88 % Aug
24
May 27
80
9
86
90 % Mar 15
Nov
4
259
Apr
24 y4 Sep
15
32
Feb
26
Jan
4
Safeway
4%
8
26 y2 Jan
3
36
Aug
9
St
St
29% Apr
19
37 y2 Sep
33% Jan
9
38%, Jun
5
14% Sep
30
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
3
19 % Apr
10
69% Mar
8
79% Feb
19
70% Jan
5
79
30% Oct
55% Jan
26
Jan
93
7
24% Jan
12
88
4
July 13
31 % July 20
92
Apr
40% Feb
7
27
39% Feb
16
San
7% Jan
3
14% Apr
20
14
14% Jan
3
22
May 25
19% Oct
31
37% Jan
8
21% Jan
3
34% May
5
Feb
10
8% Jan
3
11
8
11
81 y2 Jun
17
42% Oct
25
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
17% Feb. 17
93V4Jun
8
77
72
May 27
81
Jan
4
16
Oct
31
30
66% Jan
26
•
Aug 15
92 y2 Aug
46% May
3
Jan
16
8j/4 Jan
4
38
85
J an
3
73 y4 Jan
11
19
87
Jan
15
16 y4 Jan
71% Jun
15
70
Jan
Feb
116
May 10
81% May
27% Jun
28
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
29
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
5
21% July 2&
10
May 22
53%
17,300
30.300
47%
47%
122
141%
122%
*84%
85
84%.
17
16%
114
Bolt
Corp
4
31% Jan
43
54
71% July
10y4Nov
28
19% Jan
25
11% Jan
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
4-
12
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
97% Jan
7% Sep
29
30% Jun
17
7
July 28
20% Apr
102
13
Aug 11
4
May 25
14% Apr
19
Servel
Inc
$5.25
94
93 y4.
x43 y4
43%
431/4
31s/a-.
31%
32%
39%
37%
38%
38%
38%.
37%
37%
36%
37
3%
314
314
3%
3Vt
43%
44%
5
Shamrock Oil &
21
44
44%.'
44%
431%
44%
4614
4614
48
46%
46 V2
*451%.
47%
300
51%
'51%
5214
52
52%
52%
54%
9,100
2814
28%
28"%
28%
28%
28%
28 3%-
28%
28%
5,000
38%
38 *
54814
31
26%
26%
May 17
Sharon
21%.
21%
1914
33.
32%
33
31%
13
12%
13%',
Inc
15
23% Jan
29
21%
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
4
23% Oct
24
43
Jun
1
26 %
July 18
23% Sep
40
Oct
29
31% Sep
1
28
Jan
3
38% May 23
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
31
54
6
42% Jan
4
60% Apr
Simmons
69
1 Sep
26
26 % Mar 24
33
Sep
53% Oct
37
Jun
29% Dec
14
23% Aug
Sheraton
70% Jan
37
3
Feb
13
89
Aug 11
49% Apr
27
55% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
45% May
4
68 y4 Dec
22
63% Jan
11
107% Aug
11
'27%
25%
26%
25%
26%
15%.
15%
16%
16
17 Vs
26
4
44% Jan
3
3
Skelly
11
28% Jun
19
(AOL Corpj.
12% Jan
4
37% Apr 11
31V4 May 10
Smith
26
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
36% Jun
Smith-Douglass-Co Inc
11
64% Jun
15
46 V8 Jan
4
72
2
42% Jan
5
38% Jan
3
48% May 19
To*
12
45% Jan
28
21
7~% Dec~30
9% Mar 10
6% Mar 15
46% Dec
30
44 y4 Jan
9
67% July
7
Aug 11
13% May 26
9Va May 25
57
4
46
May 11
May
52V4Jun
51 % Oct
18
49
28% Dec
19
27% Jan
3
14
May 10'
21
Jan
11
15% Jan
3
25
Dec
30% Feb
3
27% Jan
11
30 Va Jun
6
4
22 V4 Apr
10
15
7;
15% Dec
30
56 Va Feb
IT
70
29
39 % Jan
12
50 Va July 18
38 % Aug 31
4-
Dec
Jan
15 y4 Jan
65
25
23 % July
Southern
Southern
Natural
26% Aug
10
Southern-
Pacific
55% Jun
12
Southern
Railway
19V4 Apr
11
5
16% Nov
23
18% Aug 23
64% Jun
1
17% Jan
69 % Aug 23
65 V2 Mar 20
71
26% Jan
33% May
3
47% Mar 15
9
29% Jun
13-
17
29% Jan
4
20
% Jan
4
Dec
5
27
Jan
3
9% Jan
11
May 23
For
92 V4 Sep
footnotes,
Oct
17
28
Jan
88
16
12
3.
May 12
non-cum
Mobile-&
Service
34 Va Apr
3
Spalding
46% Apr
25
Spartans
11% Apr
27
44%-May 31
Jan
3
91
Mar
26
35
May 15
6
88% Jan
3
97% May
2
9
Sparton
Spencer
4.20%
Gas
Public
(AG) & Bros
Industries
Chemical
I
Co
common
■
■
"
<
.
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
18%
•
18%:
18%
18
18%:
18%
2,900
%
30%
41,000
10%
2,400
59%,
63
61
63%
43,800
41
41
41
41%
1,400
9%
8,400
112%
8,700
57
-
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39
9%
9%
9
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23
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29
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30
18%
72%
92%
75%
6%
9,700
29%
28%
29 %
10,800
21 %
22%
12,500
26%
26%
26%
4114
41%
41%
41%
43
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70%
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17
17
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34%;
35%
51%.
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50
.
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47%
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59
32
18%
28%
.
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10%
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35%
50%
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47%
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47
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25
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26%
102%
3,200
5,500
26:200
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2,400
14%
16.300
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230
10%
10%
10%
3,000
47
47%
47%
19,800
25%
25%
26
2,600
22%,
22%
22%-
23%-
44V4
45
44%
45%
31,200
16%
17%
16%
17%
10,300
18%;
18%
18
18 r
22%
23
22%
22%
27%.
29%
33%,
34%
50
50
3,700
100
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27%
33%
33%
50
50
1
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5,100
26,200
16,800
17,900
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2,800
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47
47%
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47
40%
40%
40%
40%
25,800
105%
106%
106;.'. 107%
19,600
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60%
60
60%.
31%
31%
30%
31%
4,800
18%
19%
19%
20%
57,700
28%
29
28%
28%
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89
1,400
1,000
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10,100
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4,600
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70%
70%
72
24,100
45%
46%
45%
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13,700
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29%
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23
30
18%
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18%
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1,400
73
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72%
72
72%
17,400
56 Va
58%
55%
56%
12,300
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55
8%
8%
55%
56
52%
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39%
40
22%
23 VB
23%
30
30
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56
2,800
52%
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600
23%
3.800
30
1,100
73
58%
18%
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42
42%
42V8
42%
42%
43
43%
43%
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43%
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43%
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26 /2
55 V4
26%
26%
26%
26%
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55
10,400
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54%
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3,000
71
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8
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52V4
39V4
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30 %
18%
8%
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55
43
25
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11%
39%
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30 V4
18%
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42
43%
.
.
68%
92
6%
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102 - 102
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10
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47%
25%
25%
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22%
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44%
47
47
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40%
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58%
58%
32%
32%.
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92
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22
22%
28%
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2814
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26
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51
77
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102
9%
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102
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16%
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9%
41
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7114
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28%
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6
4114
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92
2714
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22%,
29%
22
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25%
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6%
7%
29,
22%
9%
11014
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92
7514
29
39
109%
7614
92
25%
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92
/
7514
6%."
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5714
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25
25*
11,300
75,500
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19
10%
v
100
U
34%
29%
1
common—
61,600
99
33%
10%
27% . 28%
35
>
35V2 •/■,
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51 %,
77
77•
47%
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103,
104 V4
'58%
59V4
32
32%
<
19V4
19%
28 Va
287/8
6768 V2
45%. 46%
*.
•
,_/L
preferred.
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
37%
*97
30%
17%
17%
*17%'" 17%
18%, 1814;
22,%" 227/a
Co—1
Corp
5,000
10%
25%
20
Inc
37%
99
34
100
17%
74
30
22
ctfs—100
Service
37%
33%
39
17
*72
1014
4117114
*
common—No par
tr
36%:
*97
34%
33%
*38
17%;,
30%
9%
(Del)__:No par
stock
<
38%
74
18,100
10%
48%.
Co____^7.50
preferred
12
99
17%
170
35V4
2814 J
*100
El_No par
&
Gas
36%
3814
*72
3514
10%
16%
Co_10c
Edison__
35%
*97
34
36
15,900
88%
400
28%
7014
5.
;
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17%
74%
*88
"300
10%
56%
41
50
Co
Ohio
Southwestern
20% Jan
26
5%
Indiana
28,100
2814
;--2&
•-
5
4
4,
see page
California
1,200
1
52%
52%
87%
400
3514
*72%
35%
11%
18%
12%
17%.
54
*300
38%
*38
52%
87%
36
99
33%
19%
.
35
17%
3414
'■*
347
53%
88
400
75
22
1
com
i
Southeastern- Public
2,300
27,700
iC
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35V4
3814
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99"
8714
89
2814
12.50
Shgar
preferred
5
23 % May 18l>
90
8%
;
10%
-v
com_4.50
Co
Rico
13%
28%
No par
Co
1
Gas
May
54% Jan
35% Jun, 30.
Puerto
45
28'-
26 V4 Jan
Jersey
South
47% May 18
5
V8 Jan
preferred
South
3
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40% Aug 24
23% Jan
84% May 16':
18% Oct 31/
"
"
15
:
Platinum
<fe
E&G
3
36% Jan
16;
7
Carolina
5%
33%
*73%..
/.
Labs_No par
Inc
Co
Gold
Amer
South
Southern
28
30
"
5
French
Railroad
Line
17%
75
5314-
5414
400
35
*37%
17%
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11214
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7614
92
92
24%
24%
5
Inc_
53"
*88
111%
7.
10
Oil Co
South
Kb
Hh'-
v
10
20
25
;
Southern^ Co,
18 % Sep
40
Sep
21% Sep 26
6% May
2
26 % Nov 23
Soo
St
Mobil
May 17
83% Jun
26
Kline
791/4 Mar 24
4
19
38
6
Smith
Socony
Co
Marchant
60
Jan
47% Jan
20 % Jan
5
Smith-Corona
15% / 15%.
12%
2814
.
.—5
18% Feb
22% Jun
83
Corp—:
53% Jan
Jan
-26%
.
7-'
*300
_t
34%
3814
33%
—1;
55
38% Oct
Sep
Singer
5414
8814
33%
No par
6:
34% Jun
31% Jan
—_1
Cb
2
24
12% Nov
Oil
,
/"■/
400
*97
-
No par
Simonds Saw St-Steel
Sinclair
14 Va
13%
1,500
27%
—_1
L
Pattern
66,100
26%
25%
*37%
17%
50c
Corp of America
Simplicity
32
2,000
1
Corp
Manufacturing
Oil Co__
20% Oct
Jan
4
23
31%
12
1
16% Feb
29
25
4% Jun
Nov
2,000
32 Va
46.600
11%
No par
Sheller
Co___
19
11%
Shell Transp St Trad NY shs ord_£l
When issued-,
:
£11
7
21%
19
11%
1114
9%
19% May 16
17
12%
13%
*12%,. 12%
22%
21%
19
11%
.7
3914
19 % May 21
Apr
32%.
21%
22
18%
31%
/
23%
*21%
.
19%
11
-
•
';
9
23% May 15
34'
22%
35,500
1114
,
39
4
8
1,160
26%
*10%
No par
i
Co
Mfg
26i/a
27,500
11%
15% Jan
31
11% Oct
34
Jan
94% Jan
47
4
26%
*
12%
1--
15% Dec
Jan~13
22%
27,300
93
41%
2.50
Gas
Corp(Frank G)
Oil
38%
568
*soy2
.14%
1*" •14%,
17% Sep
Shell
37%
551
93
26 y4
22
,
38%'
554
*90%
27%.
21%
22
%1
547
/
93
2614
19%
*72%
No par*
Steel
Shattuck
27%
20%
18%
38% Jan
6
16% July 17
16% July 18
6
*9014
9,600
12%
1
12
28
38
548
93
19%
21
34
3
Co
11
46% Mar
3814 /38%,
549%
•
54814-
*90%
/
41%
5"
.
29% Dec
31% Feb
38%,.
547
'
93
*46
12%
5■'
-
43
3
4,900
11.300
51%
53%
1'
Corp.
43% Jan
27
3%
48
1~-56%
Co
28
Jan
43%
3Vb
.
2,000
41%
20
27
20% Jun
'
,
,
,
51%
30
Co
12% Jun
4
44%
3%
8.300
;
41%
25
30 y4 Apr
Jan
314
,
11,700
'
41%
1—7 '
Industries
Shahmoon
May 18
20,400
43%
31%
8814
35c
common
40
94%
200
8,800
1
41%
1.40
preferred-
37% May 12
.
1%
x92%
1
of Amer_„
Seiberling- Rubber
:
16%
1%
31%.
*300
100
Falls
&
85%
16%
1%
92 %.
5
__
—
;
Roebuck
Sears
*84%1.
16%
1%
41
*21%
5
Co
Sealright-Oswego
86 V2
16%
1%:
15%
£6%
v\i>-iw/'■ >T
No par
Line, RR
Corp
Seagrave
*84%
16%
3114
///,". 15%.
10
Mfg Co common
preferred
&
1,600
16,600
13
100
3.60%
Screw
400
.
„
142%
4214'
100
"
Finance
23
8% Jan
Scovill
141
12%
No par*
preferred.
85
43
*12iy2,122%
141%
xl41
160,800
42*
No par
5%
preferred
Air
Jun
14l/8 Mar 31
$4
,
1%
'
"■
common—.No par"-
Seaboard
Jan
Dec""
Power
preferred
Seaboard
59
Jan
$3.40
1%
*47%
122.
122
•
143
16%
1
Co
143
48
*47%
74%
91 %
100
Inc
Paper
122%./
21%
1.66%
series A
24
41
5
Scott
6,700
48%
*10%
Co common
convertible
1,400
21,100
....
47%
5'
Schenley Industries. Inc com
Convertible
preference
Schering Corp common
5%
50%
.
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric, Co
Schick
18%
63%
50
72%
12%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
29% Mar 21
37% Feb
17
Feb
15
73 % May 11
12
May 17
30% Nov
1
Jan
9
May 19
44 y2 Feb
15
3
14% Mar 10
3
21
4% Dec
22
63% Aug 11
41% Jan
97
20 Va Apr
18% Sep
May
4
29 Va Sep
24% Aug 22
May 10
18%
63
•f
X52 V2
42
Ry Co com„No par
4.40%
pfd
16,800
43%
10
A
13 Va
76 y4
12%
.
San
100
21% Apr
19 y8
1st
4
3
12
36
Fran
13%
49 V»
20
100
St Regis Paper
Jan
10% May 16
6
San
13%
52%
32%
—2.50
common
Preferred series
30% Jan
13% Dec
8% May
St L
7
31% Sep
Mar 14
7
7
13%
6,600
74%
:7
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light &
18,700
48
12%
preferred
conv
48%
92%.
/:ii.
Stores
47%
50%
41%
preferred
4.30%
43%
2,200
-
50%
s
838
90
47%
3114.
20%
N.o par
■
56 Va
74%
11
50%'
22%.
56%.'
48%
21%
1
:?>•' 4
'7
18%
64%
49%22 y4
58%.
70 Va
—1'
;
#'•
18%
19%
%
20 g
Ryder System Incj_^.
'•
1414
50 Vb.
23%
4314
37 "'
1
Corp
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
13%
5,100
2,203
50 Vb
*56 %
31%
26%:
Inc
Co
14%
.
10,900
22 %
23%
58%.
91%
545
1
Petroleum
Rubbermaid
22
48%
50%
23%.?
*56%
42%
*90%
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
3iy8 July 19
12% July 31
48
5014
.
,
/
27%
'
5
Roper
13%
22%
47%
93
*46
1.
3
Feb
19%
51%
""""
20
Corp
13
16% Jan
<
18%,
49%
43
1
12 y8 Jan
.18
19
18% ;
50%
1%
1-100
Corp
22%
19%
18%
900
70%
17
43%;
25
common
22%
19
3%
10
preferred series A
Jan
,42
preferred..
v
22%
:
38%
Elec Corp__No par*
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
14 y2 May 31
12% Apr
5
31% Oct 24
30 y2 Dec
9
16
July 31*
1,100
31 Vs.-31 %
1
Telephone Corp
38% Jan
16
4914
47%
91%,
Controls com—1
10
Apr
780
15%
68%
42%
/
2.50
327/e Feb
2
1,600
15%
*15
3,803
48%
47%
122 /
142%
1%
_10
43% Jan
4
16%.
1.25
40
28
67%
49%
122%
14314
85%
*84%
No par
Jan
Jan
67%;
2,300
,
11%
50%
49% 1'
48%
,122
141%
Inc
Apr
Dec
68 %
9
16
*10%
70%
68
5
Corp
Company——
Jun
Dec
68 v4
15%
49%
49%
1
Corp___
Roan
'
18%
_5s
52
82
69
50%
49%
Co
55
27
67%;
*15
8%;
15%.;
58%
64%
Trust
Selection
50
600
10%
23%
63%
100
19
21
10%
>■
50.%
*18%
—100
com
Paper
514%
11
.23%
x49%
50
series.
9
5
14%
48%
*47%
pref
Tobacco
3.60%
25
Jun
14%
49%
A
41% Oct
3
10%
8%
*56%
'
>48%
14
18%
64V*
No par
38% Oct
33% Nov
49%-.
Co—2.50
series
2nd
(RJ)
Oil
48%
,
1
Manufacturing
Riegel
27/b Jan
28% Jan
Inc___
Richfield
34% May 10
57
10
Brass
Richardson-Merrell
3*
50%
24%
57 -;
__10
5
preferred
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
25% Jan
50%>
23%,
1
__50c
Corp_
conv
.-'19%
18%
5
Corp
&
19%
18%
series—100
common
Steel
21%
19
18
5
Co
common
3%%
21%
1
Eng
5
6
11%
18%
4
Dec
11%
16
19%
J 44 % Aug
Oct~24
11%
8%
15%
22%
131 % Jun
69
11%;
41 Va
,
9%
18%
preferred
23%
50
17,600
49,100
90,200
16%
19%
&
Copper
Rheem
40%
900
171/2
63'/a
9
21%.
Co
Rhodesian
41
17%;
47,700
16
«
18%.
4% %
1% Mar 23
40%
9%
19%
4%%
87"
May 31
23% May
8
41%
16
22
30
3
8
39%,
15%
21%.
49% Jan
3
Mar
41%.,-
8%
16%
8%'
10
Rexall
1 y4 Jan
39
8%
15"%
50c
Revlon
13% Jan
,83
38%/ 38%
61%
22%
50
Corp
5
4
22%
——50
Inc
3
4
21%
15 %
56% Jun
2% Jan
17 %
21%
67 %
59% Apr
Aug
26% Jan
17%
21%
15 %
79% May 17
30
16%/, 17%
21%
67
Revere
31
17%
15%
May 23
Oct
17%
21 %
67
Mfg
Preferred
17%
21%
15%
Elec
Reynolds
17%.
20%
67
preferred
Republic
,
No par
convertible
$1
Inc__3.33%
Chemicals
Stores
Conv
May .17
1% Dec
5
24,400
—No par
Republic Corp
3
28
12
2,600
18%
Co
Republic-Aviation
10% Jan
76% Jan
71%
Inc
51% May 10
15'A Aug 23
21
i
18%;
prefered
2nd preferred
Bit
Bros
Reliance
11% July 11
33% Sep
55 y8 Jan
71%
19 Va
1st
Stores
Reliance
7
11
no1/* Oct 27
61 Va
72 Va
18%
common
Roller
7
27 Yn Jan
48 y2 Dec
Owl
13
20
125/8 Jan
61%
71%
19%
Co
Co
Apr
66% Mar
25
7y2 Feb
Reading
49% Jun
29
31 VA Aug
197/s Mar 14
60%
72%
18%
5
5
35V» Jan
3
8
July 19
43% Jun
18% Jan
33 y8 Feb
Apr
52% Jun
61%
72%
19%
1
5
21
60%
72 %
19
Inc
20
43 y8 Dec
61 %
72%
19%
Raybestos-Manhattan
28
7
60%
72%
19%
No par
57% Jan
8Vi Dec
15% Dec,
60"%
72 %
2.50
20 % Dec
17 y2 Oct
60
^__No par
Inc
19
"
15 % Nov*
com_No par
$3.50
Ranco
53% Jan
2
30 Vt Oct
9
23% Feb
22% Jun
29
15l/2 Dec
July 19
Apr
70
7
56
Radio
74% May 15
74
4
67 V4 Jan
40%
40%
41%
41%
,43%
11,700
6%
8%
8
8%
40% 40%
*89%. '91%
.
«of/8'
93%
8%'
9
4,900
40%
39%
40
91%
89%
89%
20
29%
93%
39%
*89%
30%
29%
30%
157,400
♦93
94%
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92
7,000
210
Volume
Number 6081
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
293A Mar
8
77Va Feb
25 Va
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
42
46% Dec
8
2
82% Sep
19
Jan
3
July 25
37% Jan
4
29% Jan
5
82
July 25
35 '/a Feb
25
57% Dec
14
52% Jan
12
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
72 % Jan
23
YORK
4
Spiegel
Square
Inc
$4.50
69% Aug 11
78% May 12
Standard
5
Brands
Inc
11% Jan
3
18 % May 15
Standard
Financial
30% Jun
20
25% Jan
9
53 % Jun
5
Standard
Kollsman
51% Jan
4
46% Jan
5
56% Apr
18
Standard
Oil
35
May 16
47% Dec
30
46
Jan
6
55% May
38
Dec
50 % Jan
4
40% Jan
3
49% Apr
1
20% Oct
6
26% Oct
.
25
25
26 >/4 Dec
5
19% Oct
fc
Nox
16
77
68%
77%
77
4
21 % Feb
28
Mar 30
Feb
82
Mar 23
$1.60
Indiana
Jan
Jan
13
4
27
Aug
8
27
Feb
4
9
21% Aug
26% Jan
-
20
Jan
convertible
Stanley
Warner
Steel
Starrett
Co : (The)
Stauffer
Chemical
.
Mar 15
60% Feb
3
Feb
7
82
9
3%%
13% Jan
9
15% Apr
11
Sterchi
67
Jan
4
96
Apr
27
Sterling
24% Jan
3
32 Va Aug
9
% May
L
preferred—-i.
Bros
Stores
Drug
100
Inc
Inc
30% Aug 15
24% Jan
22
15
Jan
4
529
7
9 % Mar
Jan
230
Jan
■
312
Mar
33% Apr
23
26% Jan
4
1
7
4
18% Sep
85% Oct
6
82 % Jan
90
42% May 17
55% Jan
21
47% Jan
57
20% May 27
21% Jan 20
24% Jan
7
23 % Jan
29
23% Sep
26
22
Apr
29% Jun
34% Dec
30
33
Jan
30
101% Jan
3
Feb
1
85
May
5% Jun
101 % Aug 22
9
-
855
1
.
,
7% Oct
.
20% Jan
•
4
20
7
Jan
1200
-
Aug
preferred
5%%
2nd pfd
31
15
Sweets
28
Swift
18% Jun
5
Jan
4
1464
Jan
29
44% Aug
39% Jun
7
58
25
20
22
12% Jan
3
15
Jun
.
Oil
Superior
Jan
49% Feb
Jan
Jun
51% Feb
14
Mining
Inc
24
6% May
4
Feb
1
20 V4 Sep
29
64'% Jun
2
6% Jan
California
24 y2 Aug
Apr
18
10
Jun
1
31
12% Feb
1
20% May 10
TelAutograph
6
Tennessee
16
Tennessee
50% Dec
16
47 Va Jan
6
69% Jun
25
22% Jun
22
25 Va Jan
Jan
4
83
Jan
5
21% Sep
28
15% Sep 26
148% Oct 25
20%
May 17
14 Va
July 25
65
Sep
70% Jan
27
.12
27
Jan
14
19% Dec
16
37
19% Jan
15
27% Jan
3
27% Jan
11
4
15
61% Jan
7
37 y4 Jan
4
3
50
27
10% Jan
3
22
55
Jun
28
82 % Mar 21
Texas
,
$L25
Thiokol
7
68% Jan
6
22% Jan
4
15% Jan
28% Apr
17
19% Sep
6
19
25
33
Jun
22
41% Aug 26
64
Dec
20
64
Dec
20
23
Oct
21
29% Jan
4
Jan
Power
Toledo
Realty
59% Aug
8
Torrington
10
42% Jun
9
Tractor
10
91% May 15
Trane
40% Aug 11
Transamerica
26% Jan
3
Aug
7
127% Aug
42% Apr
4Va%.
9
22
Jun
19
3
Transitron
22% Jan
4
31% Mar
1
Transue
13% July 21
43% July 26
20% May
1
July
25
33
Oct
27
3
51% Aug
50 Va Jan
11
54% Oct
18
53 % Jan
4
56 y8
25 Va Mar 14
33% Nov
30
29 Va Jan
9
41 Va Aug
7
33% Jun
7
Tung-Sol
4
36
Jan
July 28
40 % May 27
25% Jan
25
52
Jun
59 V* May 27
49% Feb
2
30
Mar
8
44'/a Dec
35% Aug 10
7
May
20
2
11% Dec
May 17
8% July 18
13 y4 Jun 21
Oct
14
36
13% Nov
28
20% Nov 30
12% Oct
26
18 y2 Jan
24% Feb
29
57
8
Trans
20% May 15
May
World
$2.70
8
16% July 14
17% May 16
.
Aug 30
42Va Jan
11
7% Jan
3
65% May 11
10V8Mar28
33V4 Jan
4'
48
Jan
397/b Aug 19
4
•
July 18
5%
1285
1300
1280
46
36 Va
37%
:
11%
19%
77
104%
1285
44%
44%
44%
300
43%
44'/a
44 %
44%
10.100
15%
16
16
16%
6,400
453/a
47
46%
47%
15%
,
,
46%
25 Va
Oil
37
26
Jan
5
•'
*83%
37% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
57y8
46 Va Aug
22
37% Jan
3
56 Va
45Va Mar
18% Feb
1
28% Apr
76Va Apr
Feb
23
12
Jan
3
17
44 Va Jan
3
54 Va May 19
1
22 Va Jan
6
15% Jan
3
20% Aug
5
31 y4 Jan
3
43 V4 Jun
37'/a Jan
3
40 Va Mar 16
9
4
39
1
July 31
1% May
20
5
5
76V4Mar24
Jun
2
47% Feb
9
4
92% Oct
93
23% Sep 29
30 Va Jan
24% Jan
3
32
July 31
74% Jan
49% Apr
14
75
Aug 11
see page
Jan
4
~
2
29'/4 Aug
f34
97Va Jun
29 Va
22'
24 Va
38%
38%
60%
*83%
18 %
61
;
85
57%
21 Va
57%
,
60%'
*83 %
29%
,22
1.100
-
4,300
64,500
18%
.;
60%,
600
10,000
85
29%
900
22 Va
18,100
23%
4,700
58%
24'/a
56 y2
59
20%
,
21%
20%
8 000
20'%
23%
21 Va
24V4
•
38%
123%
123
124%
24%
23%
24%.
1
•
.
55
56 Va
56
57
: 33%
J-
35%
36
37%
91
89%
89%
800
40%
24,800
6,400
"
90
39%
39%
125
125
14,600
126
3,800
24V8
25
24%
24%
24%
25»/4
25V\
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25%
*24%
15Vb
14%
15y4
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,000
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14Va
14%
14'A
14Va
14%
15Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
9,500
1
49%
50%
50%
51'/a
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50
Co
25»/4
*24%
14%
25%
15'A
Inc..
common.
54V*
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
54%
54%
54%
54%
9,800
1,500
40Va.
41 Va
40%
41
41 Va
41 Va
40 Va
40%
40 Va
40%
6,200
29%
30%
30
30'/a
1
24%
24
26
common
I4y8
14V2
50
*46Va
47Va
1
preferred
37%
*14y4
*46'/a
13%
14'A
13%
17%
17%
14%
47'/a
,
*51%
53
*51%
25,900
26
100
7,500
53
.
37Va
35%
14%
47Va
12%
17%
36%
30%
53
24%
*46Va
13%
17%
30
*51%
36%
14V4
;
.
13%
12%
13
13
13
2,200
17%
17%
17%
18
14,800
17%
17%
36%
36%
14%
14%
*14 y*
14%
*46'/a
47%
*46 V*
47%
38%
58,900
700
u
15%
48V4
15*A
47'%
15%
48%
15%
15%
15%
15-%
15%
15%
47%
48%
46%
47%
46 Va
47
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Carbide Corp
No Par
36%
135V4
37Va
136!/a
Electric
Oil
1
Rubber
&
Co
$4.50
Co
common.—.
series
series
$4
of
Pacific
RR
Co
47'/a
10
94
*75
73
No par
*83%
52 Va
No par
California
non-cum
25
common
preferred.
10
10
34
,
8V4
x36Va
No par
24
48Va
51
*111
37%
37 37Va
136% 139Va
48
47V4
94
79
73
85
*93 Va
76
*72%
*83'/a
52%
53 V*
137
47 Va
47%
93 Va
94
76
73
85
54
34%
34 Va
8V4
36Va
73
*83 Va
23>/8
47%
53%
24
37%
139 y4
47%
,47%
37
137%
47 Va
76
*76
77 Va
30
73
73
73
73
73%
240
85
85
85
92%
*83%
54%
54
54%
11,300
35 y4
34%
35%
45,900
8%
36 Va
*23
48
8%
8%
8%
8%
37
36%
37
9,900
23%
23%
23%
1,400
49
49 V*
x48%
*21
21%
*21
73
74%
74
35
35%
36V4
36%
35
35%
34%
9
50
20V4
8%
50V8
20
28
35 V4
62 Va
16%
20%
1%
64%
*32
43%
*95
31%
70%
9
50 Va
20'/4
28%
36
63
16%
21Va
1%
66 V*
32%
48%
74%
34%
Co
No pat
8%
35%
63
28%
35%
63
16%
21%
1%
67
16%
21V*
1%
65%
,32V4,.33
43%
44
*95
"
'
"
31 Va
70%
96Va
31%
71%
„
^.
,
44y4
96Va
31%
71%
5,300
36%
23 Va
72%
53%
*108
8%
37
23 Va
71V8
50
20'/4
27%
10
54%
34%
37V8
21
•
85
35%
723/4
United-Carr Fastener Corp
2.50
United Corp.....
1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co.i.13%
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
25
6% preferred;.!.
+
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4Va% preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
350
54%
71%
34%
8,000
93%'
94
21%
35V8
47%
93%
76
36%
*99
1
16,800
94
Co of Amer__No par
:
25,200
77 «/a
48%
56 Va
115
100
35%
37%
21 Va
*110
100
2,700
37%
139
34%
8%
36%
23%
37
47%
37 y4
137%
3,000
20,300
7%
53%
34%
8Va
*76
37%
139
49%
54
117
101
35%
37%
22
US Freight
4,200
13,100
15
23%
1
United Biscuit
7
Nov
3
18%
61 y4
85
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
10
7% Jan
21 Va
24
*24%
Co
United Artists Corp
10
4
16
.18%
*83%
58%'
22%
38%
5
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd.100
4% (series of 1956) conv pfd-100
2
60 Va Jan
Jan
.18%
61
*'
29 Va
24
123
Union Twist Drill Co
United Airlines Inc
40% May 24
18
54% Jan
57%
58
61%
15%
45
$4
8
25
30% Jan
41%
5
Union
8
33% July 26
4
85
23 Va
1
Co
Asbestos
Preferred
•
51% May 15
20
11
43%
42 %
41%
*18%
44%
22
1
Co
Corp
Preferred
27% May 29
5
32% Apr
1% Jan
24%
Union
2
25 V4 Apr
64% Jan
24%
27,300
28%
24%
42%
27 Va
39%
Union
5
4
33 Va July
19
85
*27%
24%
41%
,
Xl24%
Union Tank Car Co
Jan
12
*18%r
61 Va
27%
24%
Union
5
29% Jan
27
.18%
60%
42%
27%
.24%
No par
Union
18
24% Jan
Apr
310
6,500
25%
27%
'•
39V4
8
30% Jan
41%
No par
Corp
Steel
Corp
prior
Coach
Union
35V4 Aug 10
8Va Apr 19
24 V4 Apr
1,000
81
25%
38Va
63 Va
3
19%
16,700
104
25%
125% 127Va
3
17% Jan
24%
18'A
-'
100
6
28
27%
.
40Va
...2
42% Jan
18y4 Feb
81,200
14,800
*79
25%
25%
36%
27Va Jan
15% July 25
27 %r
24% ■•';24y8-
25%
91
5
25
25%
35
16
May
25 Va-
90%
Jan
65
27%
155%
31%
103
104%
89%
Nov
4
19 Va
80
103 Va
59%
31
3
27
19%
77%
76%
36%
47
Mar 21
19 Va
19 Va
103%
36Va
8
33
3iy8
59V4
28
17% Jan
31%
89%
8
52 % Jan
103
153%
31%
31%.
27 Va
156 Va
89%
86 V2 Mar
6
19'A
76%
77Va
104%
36%
26%
154 Va
59 Va
27
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
14,400
'36%
35%
37%
27y4
158
37
Jun
9Va Aug
37%
x36
58%
81
18
15,600
89%
Aug 19
7
15,500
27,200
37%
36
85
29 Va Jan
54
17%
37%
2
7
Aug
53%
17%
1
77% Jan
100
27%
24V4
No par
4
25'/4
27%
"
..No par
4
•f
"
37%
.58%
series
Jan
53%:,
17%
36%
58%
series
30% Jan
j
-17%
23%
$3.70
86
52%.
^
29%
$3.50
15
,l
36%
23%
Preferred
20
38%
19 Va
•
'
17%
36V4
22%
Preferred
Aug 24
*76
103%
♦
15,800
14,600
29%
July 17
7
40,600
23%
May 18
Mar
23%
4
22%
76
102
23%
106%
%
22%-
24
Aug
109% May
23%
104 Va
>a' '
23%
Feb
20
7,600
23%
29%
71
Aug
62%
22 V*
Aug 16
8
62
23%
57%
75
6
19%
19%
77
104%
62%
23%
5
2
-
9,700
61'/a
23 Va
23 Va
68 % Jan
13
' "
31
7,400
•
63Va
23%
77
May
,
36%
37%'
B
16%
17 Vs
17%
36V4
38%
8
15%,
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52%: -V 52V&- 52»/a
,17 Va-
37
8
15%
104%
52%
17 Va
23V2
24
7%
15
22%
3
Apr
150
*43%
29%
20
97
12,800
44
23%
A
Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
May 22
48% Jun
23%
104%
52%;-.
,
8V8
31%
30
8
52%
17'A
1,000
2,100
45
23V4
common
Coal
Electric
conv
Twin
3
42VaMay22
144
24V8
104%
23%
-,*••',>
8
31%
Jan
1295
1,000
37%
104
10%
29%
Udylite
footnotes,
46Va
30%
Jan
For
'
•
*37 Va
104
,
30%
74 Va Jan
25
46V8
15%
26%
39
Oct
15%
154%
92
83% Jan
43%
26%
Aug 15
4
-
15%
45%
15%
1295
*43
39Va
4
18% Jun
43%
159%
Apr
16% Apr 19
% Aug
4
44%
1
43
39
13% Jan
Jan
1300
441%
30%
22
116
20
,
25%'
96
29
43%
157%
78
19
44%
25%
6
27% May 20
11%
54y4
TXL
4
38
10%
*52
21% Mar 13
1
46
ll'/s
157%
29
1
10%
25 Va
87% Jan
14
11 y8
154'A
74% Dec
Mar 21
38%
104 >/4
x29'/4
4
Jan
37%
103%
29%
17 y8 Jan
Apr
22%
37%
55V2
16% Apr
76
22% '
105 %
29V*
9
27
22%
37%
*52Va
6
2
6,165
23,000
22%
'
104%
1
20
Nov
55%
28%
1285
1315
90
551/8
27%
10%
11 y8
104
-
conv
Jan
17
*88%
55%
28%
105 %
105
pfd series of 1957-,—50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com.No par
5%
55% May 9
55% Apr 14
11 y4 Jan
541/0 .inly 25
90
2 8 Va
23%
preferred
.
97
38
*88%
"55%
22%
,
Airlines
Tri-Continental
8
10y4 Jan
39% Dec
37%
38
106
62%
NO par
Pipeline
Truax-Traer
4
35% Dec
22%
63%
No par
class
Co
Williams
&
llVa
9
22%
62%
5
Corp
Transwestern
Mar
22%
63
Construction__l
&
Electronic
16
11
May 17
23% Mar 8
22%-
•*
<
90
25
preferred....
conv
Jan
81
28 %
—10
,
Jun
24
56
28
No par
COx
39
103% Aug 25
15,900
60%
*83'/^
29 Va
Co
Supply
60
May 10
13,200
16%
62V4
100
Co
Co.:
16
8% Aug
2,600
22
16i/4
8
com_5
common
Edison
24
32 Va Jan
51
20% "
16%
*
Tishman
17
May 31
31% Oct
4
50%
22%
16
15
__._7.50
.—,
Tool
Oil
•21 y4 Dec
21
52
22%
16%
7%
1
preferred—
Timken Roller Bearing
593/4Jan
37% Jan
123
7% Jan
50%
22%
16 Va
14%
.5
(JR):..J
33 Va Aug
25 Va Oct
52
22
15
•
30
16%
14%
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Co
Co
$1.20
58% Aug>
48 Va Jan
Mfg
preferred
Tidewater
28
4
272
22%
8%
50c
;.-4%
Thor
6
8
*262
16%.
15V4
.
100
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
May
32% Feb
•
Co...
preferred
Glass
24% Mar
43 y4 Jan
67,300
8%
277
22
55 %
-
No par
Chemical
Thompson
2
Ry
Co
common
conv
Thatcher
28% May
148 y2 Jan
8%
7%
264
,
32,600
10
Oil
82% Feb
15 Va Feb
25
7,000
•
Textron,Inc
20% Jan
27
Coal &
Pacific
&
20 y2 Jan
12 'A Mar
3,500
31%
20,900
1
Inc
87
14% Sep
6% Nov 30
29 Va Oct 25
60%
30%
27%
14%
Producing Co
33Vs
Sulphur.—.....No par
Pacific
4
44
60%
31
'
27
8'%
25
Texas, Utilities
May 10
44 % Dec
36
60%
•
•
27%
45»/4
.-112.50
Instruments
23% Mar 29
26% Jan
30
700
60%
30%
•
27%
*88%
15%
Co__5
Inc..
Gulf
3
22% May
Jan
May 20
39% Jan
19%
28%
56
43y8
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
7
27
84
Jan
191/4
27%
28%
441/2
_____1.25
Transmission
—
Texas
12
31% Apr
30% Apr
23% July 25
70% Dec
19
19%
16,900
51 '/a
90
1315
1
Corp
Gas
Texas
3
16
24% Jan
17,300
54
54%
"
Corp
Texas
6
29 Va Apr
24
2
35% Apr
23% Apr
21% Jan
79
19
21
24% Jan
•
46% Feb
,
3,900
32%
28%
1
Texas Gulf
Jun
Mar
38% Jun
13
26%
25%
4.50
,
46
27 y4 Aug
9
206% May 15
July 21
•26% Jan
8
35%
26%
29%
24%
*88%-
10%
'
35i/a
26%
25%
28
37%
35%
24%
28 Va
106
17,400
-19%
.
7%
54%
23V4
12,300
32
25
90
*22%
~
200
9iy4
31%
29%
-
270
*88 Va
28
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp.3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
106
11
Feb
■
15%
90%
31%
24 Va
x53%
-
1
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New
14
105
26
9% July
i6i/a
—25
Corp——
Texaco
Aug 11
Jan
22% Oct
24
10
15% Jan
69
24% Jan
Nov
22 V8
153/4
38% Mar 21
80% Jan
86% Aug 25
•18% July 22
28% Oct
1
Jun
18% Jan
3
137% July 18
4
Jan
19% Jun
33
256% May 25
29% Jan 11
108
54
17 Va Aug
38% Dec
Tandy
109 Va May 31
49% July 18
29% Mar 15
Inc
49
3
21"%
.
4.16%
Corp
7%
♦255
82
'
14
24% Aug
87
Talcott
8
53
;—25
Wayne
Jun
27%
543/4
10c
America
4y8 Jan
28%
54
12.50
T
40
3% Oct
28ye
1.25-
A
Co—
Symington
8
270
•
25%
common.l
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of
of
Co
&
7%
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•
'25%
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Co
series
Biscuits
Sunshine
Apr 11
11% July 31
g
275
26%
series of '55—30'
Sunshine
115
3
73/4
1
_
4% %
307/8
25%
*15
300
10,600
29%
.
6i
30
*253
preferred—No par"-
7
60%
30%
9,400
55%
26%
.
.
5
Oil-Co.—
38% July 10
24% Mar
50
11% Jan
series A
61
30
1
common
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil
1348
4
$4.50
2
60%
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15%
-
90%
35
;
.
19%
30%
10%
21'A
54%
83
1,700
31%
•
29%
60%
10%
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%
1,600
89%
v
26'/a
.19%
55
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-
35%
■
30
1
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Corp
34%
60
1
1
Gas
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
9
347/„
26%
1
Propane
Corp
Sun
19
39% July 26
Suburban
Jun
29
Sep
26% Feb
preferred—
May 19
'
___1
a
Gas..______
Sunbeam
55% July 28
28% May 31
20% Apr 20
13% Jan
convertible
Suburban
4
12% Jun
4
45% Mar 17
Webster
&
$5
3
4
16 % Sep
18% Jan
__
3
41 % Apr
4
42
15V8
32 y8
19%
1
33%
-
21
*81
•
90 %
31%
19%-
14
30% Mar
15 y8
92
32
10%
54%
...
83
89 V*
,
19% Dec
50
15%
89%-
-31%
10%
21
55%
*81
19%
64% Jan
Jun
11
*19%
7
16
83
-
••<
21
54%
26%
17% Dec
14% Dec
*15
>
29
48% July 21
46% Apr
10%
*20%
•
29%
22% July 25
15% Dec
nVa
55%
26%
22
Dec
Aug
7,900
'
Storer Broadcasting Co__
Studebaker-Packard Corp com—
7
31%
29
11
31
31
'
20
28 Va Nov
31
34%
34% Apr
88
30%
29%
27% Jan
19 Va Oct
13,700
26%
6% Dec
Sep
24%
28%
Stone
33V8 Mar
23%
26%
65% Apr
25
24
33%
53 % Jan
Jan
23%
30%
5
58% Mar 28
32
23%
30%
-
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—.1
5%
prior; preference20
24
106 Va Oct
22%
30%
30% July 19
19% May
.28
28
35% Aug 10
32% Aug 11
17% Jan
16% Jun
27%
28
9
19
20% Dec
72
*26%
4
-.
11,500
*69%
11
2.50
5,100
88%
23%
27 %
16% Jan
Co
*69%
•
22%
73
21% Jan
Corp..
'*87
27%
24% Jan
Fuller
88%
23%
:
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7
&
1
22%
58 i%
<
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4
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*
72
30,300
135,900
28
20
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571/2
,
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Dec
18
57%
48,100
52%
45%
28
20%
■
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..v
5iy8
52 y4
45 Vb
28%
25% Jan
26% Mar 24
.
n
31%
50%
52%
45%
57%
23 %
1
18% Feb
21
20%
90%
51%
51%
88%
9
17
11
34
•
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15%
50'/4
7,900
43,300
45%
<
340
15%
50%
,
28%
23%
11%
89%
"
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48
•
80
76%
15 Va
49%
43,500
29
■
55%
30%
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15%
48%
58
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Stewart-Warner
Apr
80
75
21%
83
23%
4
Co Inc
Va".
23
88%
-
30%
,
57%
76
'15'/a
45%
♦87
30
Jun
206
58%
21%
1
,
r
52
33% Jan
&
.77%
51
15%
'
51 %
71% Dec
(J P)
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15 Va
49 '/a
33 % Jun
Stevens
11,200
15
28%
30%
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___1
69 y8
51 Va
54%
'
.,,
68 y4
50%
*20%
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common.—.5
68%
69
77 Va
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11%
S
Co
13,700
x68%
48 Vs
28%
•
21%
x30
Stanray Corp.—_—
22
29%
21%
——5
42 Va
15y4
*70
27%
40%
50%
23
75
27%
+—1
Corp
14% Mar 17
.77
5
Co
40
•
58
29
preferred—20
Pressed
39%
68 %
*87
,23%
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8 7.
46%
58%
22%
•"
43%
86 V4
52%
88%
*86
42%
86
*76'/a
•
Shares
43%
77%
50%
Sales for
the Week
,
86
46
'
Friday
Aug. 11
43
51%-
52%
46%
58%
100
Packaging Corp com_T
1
preferred—20" v
convertible preferred___i_20"
Standard
Mar 30
35
:51% July 17
May 23
16% Jah
6%
Mar 28
28% Apr 27
■'
51%
-
<
Thursday
40'/2
39 %
68%
49%
51%
PRICES
Aug. 10
-
143/4
50%
•
46 %
""
convertible
$1.20
32% Mar 27
32
preferred series A
17% Jan
4
82
3%%
21
47% Oct
-
""
—25
Jersey
—7 ""
Ohio common___l0
10 % Aug
29
65% Jan
Jun
1514
48%
x5C%
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16% Jan
f4
15
"
6.25
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64
of
"
Corp
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SALE
87
*86
40%
25
20% Sep
■14
89
21% Mar 25
27
22% Oct
23
59% Feb
84
42% Jan
12% July
6
*44% Mar 24
i!
53% Mar 15
8
37% July
9
Jan
3
of
4
40% Jan
May 11
69
77%
>
HIGH
Aug. 9
45 Va
46
87
39%
67%
California
of
Oil
Mar
36% Jan
25
45 % Nov
Oil
Jan
102
24
11
Oil
Standard
Standard
4
89
25
62 % Dec
Standard
10
56
May 31
83% Nov
of
*86
40%
No par
preferred—;
1
39%
AND
Wednesday
Aug 8
44%
45%
com—No par
"
$3.50
No par
>
Co
Tnesdar
Aug. 7
43%
44%
*86
87
No par
preferred
D
40
44 %
Monday
Par
common
10'/a May 11
12% May 11
Jun
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
88% Apr 17
43% July 11
12
70'A Jan
NEW
Highest
64% Apr
55%
120
x51%
52%
52%
115
"105 v4
*107%
49
32,700
53%
73,800
120
99%
99%
98%
99
99%
99%
700
34 l/a
35 y4
35
36%
35%
36%
11,900
37'/a
37%
37%
38 Va
37%
38
2iy4
21%
900
74%
7,000
35
1,300
21%
73%
*34
8%
9
8%
5,400
9%
16,200
8%
9%
49%
49%
49%
50%
20 Va
20%
20%
20 y4
19%
20 y4
3,800
28
283/„
27%
28%
27%
28%
50,600
35%
35%
36
35%
36
26,700
64
63%
63%
64%
64%
17
16%
16%
1,500
21%
21%
21%
18,000
1%
1%
1%
5,400
3,500
35%
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16%
16%
21
21%
1%
1%
xl6%
21
1%
65
65%
32%
42%
96 Va
65%
95
*95
31%
31%
71%
70%
•
64%
65%
32%
32%
43 V*
44 y4 •
95
95
95
32
31%
70%
1,200
32 y4
32 y4
44%
43%
800
50%
-44'/8
64%
*32
'
*50
•'
31%
32
71%*
71%
75
400
5,400
710
.
..
3,700
14,200
26
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
25
85% Oct
148
Lowest
Highest
116% Jun
152
Feb
27
157
1
Jan
Feb
6
6
19
20
15% Dec
8
31% Feb
7% Oct
24
13% Jan
15
9 % Jan
3
29
40
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
34% Nov
25% Jun
161
Aug
4
Dec
3% Dec
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
30% Sep
20% Oct
25% Nov
30
26 % Jan
5
Jan
2
46% Jan
6
157% Aug 11
149% Jan
3
6
Jan
4
Nov
27
21
45% Dec
22
47
Apr
36% Apr
50% Sep
69% Sep
28
103% Jan
139 % Jan
4
35% Mar
27
25% Dec
148
4
Rubber
8 %
Co
1st
non-cum
Shoe Corp
US
Smelting Ref & Min
5
75% Jan
3
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
May 17
1%
9
7%
5
23% Jan
6
32% May 24
10
35
Jan
9
39% July 11
23
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
26% Aug 25
US
Tobacco
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
5
53% Dec
29
43% Mar
Aug 10
48% Feb 28
85
Feb
8
414%
59
Apr
14
Upjohn
28% Jan
70% Feb
84
16
Aug 18
13
41% Feb
16
30% Oct
38
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
Jan
Jun
21
5
30% Jan
3
38% Jun
5
18
3
29% May
2
Jan
9% July 25
28% Jan
6
35% Mar 15
19% Jan
3
30% Apr
27
Van
20
46% Jan
4
77% Apr
27
31
24
42% Jun
20
39% Dec
28
30
Apr
22
113% Dec
28
107
-34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
4
106 % Aug
21/a Mar
79
99% Jan
85
82% Jan
18
82 % Jun
23
103
7% Oct
8
89
Aug 10
90% Aug 16
15% Jan
4
13% Jun
2
Jan
84% Dec
95
Jun
19
Aug 31
Jan
July 14
Feb
13
125
49% Jan 27
24
29
80
43% Apr
Jan
18
107% Feb
3
21
6
81% July
&
Light
85
Mar
of
Co
1
85% Feb
10
29% Feb
28
24% Feb
J an
7% Aug
11% Mar 28
Walworth
10% Jan
4
13% Jun
Ward
Jan
5
6
2
1
86% Mar 16
3
52% Jan
G
28
6%
Bros
86% Apr
3
Warren
4
54% Nov
22
53% Jan
3
76% May 23
44% Sep
3
16% Jan
64
Warner
30% July 12
Jun
13
41% Jan
5
54
45 % Jan
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23% July 14
30/a Jan
15
25% Jan
6
34% July 26
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
7% May 31
Welbilt
Jan
4
May
Waukesha
10% Jan
4
98 % Aug
30
94
Jan
5
102
1
89
Oct
3
85
July 11
91
May
78% Jan
19
86
Jun
20
82% Jan
17
87
Apr 24
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
4
33% Aug
1
92% Feb
17
97% Sep
29
Jan
25
17% Nov
14
35/a Jan
4
19% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
17
35% Jan
16
May 11
47% July 26
93
Nov
16
98
96
Jan
19
99
July 28
4.80%
22
Oct
25
30% Jan
4
27
Jan
13
39% Aug 11
26
May 11
37% Jan
6
6
27% July 19
3
31% Jan
37% Mar 21
Jan
93
July 29
7
West
West
42% Jan
8
6
2
'
Jan
1
56
Jun
&
Lines
59%
61-y8
5,700
53
52%
53%
2,900
38%
38%
38
38%
38
38
38
38
38
38
1,500
8
16,300
Pacific
Union
27% Jan
4
11
10/2 May 11
15% Sep
8
25% Oct
31
29% Nov
21
36% Apr
42
8% July 19
26
Jan
$3
82
81%
81%
78
80%
77%
78%
76%
76%
230
25
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
24%
26%
26,700
78%
79%
78%
78%
78%
78%
76%
77%
77
77%
1,500
29
29
Co
convertible
Stores
Wilson-Jones
68
69
70
70%
71
72
2,100
50
50%
49%
50%
4,800
36%
36%
36%
700
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
*33%
33%
53/3
5s/8
53/8
5%
•5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,200
8,000
12
123/8
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12%
12%
5%
12%
11%
5
35%
35
*94%
26%
.5
46%
96
27
46%
*94%
26
36
96
26%
46
13%
3,500
98%
260
88%
87
*85%
87
37
96
25%
46%
37
36%
96
*94%
*94%
26%
25%
45%
45%
12
98
*87
87
37%
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11%
87%
99
x45%
25%
45 %
70
37%
12,800
96
9
Windsor
100
*31
33
9
49
Jun
2
Wisconsin
Feb
14
17
3
34% Jun
6
Wisconsin
22% Dec
2
30% Jan
8
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
75
July 11
66% Apr
5
88% Jun
6
66
Jan
4
49
Jan
3
67% May 22
95
Oct
13
87
Jan
3
94% Jun
95
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
38
100
*96%
25%
25%
45%
*96%
9,600
45%
5,700
33
*30
33
25
25
*25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
47%
46%
47%
44%
46%
45
45%
20,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
29,000
43%
44
100
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100
84%
*105
43%
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*105
44
49%
50
96
95%
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96
96
95%
96
95
95%
240
29%
30%
29%
7,800
46%
46%
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55
55%
102
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102
29%
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30%
74
102
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73
46%
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46%
900
55%
54%
55%
54%
57%
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55
*101
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11%
11%
25%
253/4
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21%
21%
102
11%
25%
43%
43%
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21%
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.
46%
51
51%
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83%
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8%
36%
46
50%
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51%
84
38%
38%
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373/8
101
11%
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102
11%
44%
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21%
22
21%
45%
46
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50%
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11%
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26
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44%
300
21%
4,600
22
21%
46%
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83
39
39
39%
39%
40
40
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8%
8%
8%
46%
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46%
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46%
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46%
127%
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127%
*125%
127%
10
32%
32"%
32%
33
10
29%
30%
30%
30%
75%
75%
74%
75%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Aug 10
25
No par
5
61%
62%
90
90%
119/2
9%
62%
*90
63%
91
121%
119%
10%
10%
121
IO3/8
600
5,700
82%
(FW) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
6
46%
51%
51
82%
*125%
Corp
400
50%
50%
83
46%
Public Service
4,700
46%
51%
*82
125%
com
240
11%
26
*25%
46%
Co
102
100%
125%
Power
300
73
44 %
26
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r
8%
8%
37
44%
46
29%
71%
11%
,
30
29%
6,500
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25%
-
50
preferred
——
49%
47
1
300
49%
73%
20
;
59,800
f
50
1
Inc
44%
84%
115
49%
30%
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43%
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50%
73%
5
84%
115
49
46%
1
44/8
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29%
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43%
83%
115
33
96
5
1
44%
83%
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33
49%
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43%
84%
115
*30
10
Elec
100
46%
100
6%
100
25%
Woolworth
10
80% Mar 10
100
48%
20
preferred
Woodward Iron1 Co
8
*30
*97 %
25
10
Stores
98
47%
common_6.25
(The
Industries
98
2.50
Co
129
12 % Apr
67/2
*36
No par
6
128
2,300
50%
common__No par
12
14
11,700
48%
36%
,
Inc
41% Jan
23
84%
48%
10
Co
Co
121% Apr
29% Jan
Dec
82%
49
50%
com
preferred
14
10% Jan
3,700
82%
36%
preferred
29
101
29%
81
48%
50%
No par
Inc.:
43% Sep
1
28%
82%
49%
36%
preference—
31 % Aug
7
29%
81
49%
49%
100
127% Sep
Apr
67%
29%
82%
36
common
9
77/a Nov
29
49
80%
50%
common
Mfg
25
78
28
x49
35%
No par
29
41% Oct
67%
67
1
Co
Electric
Jan
Mar
80
50
49%
common
RR
25% Feb
59
28
79%
35%
Telegraph
Winn-Dixie
119
28
49
Sewing Machine common—1
$4.25
10
39% May
5,100
5
preferred
Prior
17
Mar
13% Jan
26
11%
23%
No par
Inc
convertible
&
84% Feb
10%
No par
preferred
White
13
52% July
5
7%
11%
900
Oil
3
79% Jan
7%
21,000
Wilson
41% Jan
8%
11
39%
Wilcox
22
*81
8
11%
30%
6
21
23% Jan
7%
11%
39
26
Oct
Dec
83% Aug 18
28/2 Dec 29
44% July 25
8%
11%
30%
56% Apr
48
45
May 27
7%
ny4
38%
White
9
79
8%
n3/8
30%
27% Mar 20
31% Mar 10
32% May
8%
11%
30
5%%
May 15
4
3,900
b^S V4
53
38
4%%
13% May 10
,5
Xbi
53
.
38%
Whirlpool Corp
Mar 10
49
Jan
10,100
11%
30%
9
37
100
28%
11%
♦30%
99% Jan
20% Jan
72%
28%
11%
38%
Motor
8
72%
28%
11
30%
White
4
74%
28%
11%
377/a
9
28% Jan
*72%
28%
*11%
30%
60% Jun
52% Jan
74%
28%
11%
38%
3
27
*72%"
28%
11%
30%
40% Jan
21
74%
28%
11%
30%
Dental
Dec
*72%
28%%'
37%
White
18% Oct
36
...
74%
Bancorporation
2
Maryland Ry com__No par
non-cum 2nd preferred
40
1
~
—. -
*97%
9
Jan
10
106
100
Feb
26
101
*99
*104%
11%
100
Supply
preferred
Jun
'
101
106
27%
:>./'•
4
Paper
Auto
65
3
*99
104%
36%
$5
34% May 19
6
101
106
35%
Pulp
Air
82
Apr
*99
*104%
130
63"%
preferred
3
7% Jan
99%
106
87
10
25
200
*85%
Jan
8
16/4
87
Jan
27% July 12
*16
87
68
14/a Jan
21
24% Nov 15
16%
87
44
103
16%
*86
8
Aug 31
16%
100
28
102
*16%
preferred series C_
22
6
16%
98
70
3
6,800
*87
4%
2
27% Jan
12%
Western
5
99% Jun
12%
12
52%
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
3
12
63
Westinghouse
3
12%
Western
5
92% Jan
12%
63%
10
42% Jan
100
12%
54%
23
Jun
87
86%
63
Jan
109
87
86%
99%
Western
4
2
87
86%
87%
4%%
25
Apr
*86
*85%
*87
Va
83
87
86%
53%
88% Jan
3
Feb
Apr
*81%
830
*85%
*99
34% Jan
14
6% Nov
104
38
83
105
*86
-
99%
Western
30
July 18
86
4.10%
6
98% Mar
*81%
83
86%.
87%
50
98% Oct
*81%
86
*85%
*99
West
'
May
83% Aug
18
28
67% Jan
83
*81%
1,700
63%
Westinghouse Air Brake
31
*104%
*86%
28% May 19
Oct
105
99
3
36
104%
87%
40
Sep
105
99
22
48% July
104%
*86
5
2
104%
100
10
Mar
10,000
100
Western
July 26
62%
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
Western
64
700
61%
53%
Penn
28% Mar 17
37 /a Mar 14
32%
111%
62
4.20 %
5
55
22
32%
111%
61%
32%
111
53%
Kentucky Coal Co
May 31
17% Apr
3
Sep
33
111
62
110%
5
24
62% Jan
83
*72%
33
61%
104%
106
*81%
*32%
110%
62%
62%
„
39% Jan
98
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104%
33
110
61%
109
t
61%
5
Power
Co
13
22
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32%
1,400
1
Motor
14
28
33%
108
61%
10
57
41% Sep
33
108
No par
25% Dec
92% Dec
"
t
Pharmaceutlcal—l
4
89 % Aug
1
1
Co
4
103% Dec
50,900
34
1
31
4
53%
100
16% Apr
6
52%
Inc
38% Oct
Sep
52%
34
35
No par
W
37
77% Jan
48%
Corp
Jan
102
48%
Knitting Mills
82 % Feb
Jun
47%
34
50o
&
Inc
Washington Water
3
23
4
32% Jan
48%,
100
Co
(SD)
Wayne
1
65
47%>
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Washington Gas Light Co
27
25
48%
Corp
Warner-Lambert
9
25
36,400
47%
■
Pictures
55
Oct
56%
common
Industries
Warner
9
21 % Oct
25
55
—16 .—.:,
preferred—
Ward
May 8
July 17
87
6
45
25
55%
2.50
Co
Jan
Jan
25%
53%
common
Co
Baking
34% Feb
28% May
X24%
533/4
8
preferred
Tiernan
30
81% Aug 23
29
25%
523/4
10
&
37% Jun
87
32%
25%
com
preferred
(Hiram)
8
17
32
553/8
com
Co
Walker
20
9 % Dec
2,700
1,700
32
Walgreen
Oct
Dec
4,800
10%
25%
Mar
Feb
4
800
22%
10%
523/4,
-^—15
15
Dec
34%
22
10%
31%
No par
51
30
34%
22%
10%
25%
"
76% Aug 11
18
38% May 25
34%
21%
10%
543/3
,
100
W
29% Sep
45% May
Co
System
8
21% Mar
34%
22"%
10%
;
25%
Wagner. Electric Corp
4
14
27
35
22%
10%
31%
Waldorf
15/4 Jan
10 % Jan
35
23
1.25
Chemical
Power
4%%
Wallace
*34%
9,900
10%
99%
4
38
51 y2
Mar 13
7
37%
34%
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8
38%
22%-
101
54 % Aug
37%
10%
107
41% Apr
38
35
*99
6
'37%
25%
73
4
23,500
23%
*105
2
52%
31%
14
Aug 10
50
51%
37%
100
RR
—
—
79%
51%
36%
100
Wabash
53
51
331/4
preferred
26% Feb
54% Dec
*78
preferred
38% Jan
9
*51
78
51%
9%
>
5
*
convertible
6
27
53
X78
23
20
10
Materials Co
19
7
Sep
*51
81
50%
6%%
28
11
15
5
53
*79
51%
5%%
July 21
107% Jun 20
71% July 28
57
37% Mar
*51
81
50%
34%
163
1
Carolina
Dec
15% Jan
54
*79
16%
40% Dec
89 % Jan
*52
5114
com—2.50
—
&
55
81
373/4
12.80
preferred—
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163
*
50%
16%
60/2 Aug 24
21
Inc
*161
*79
*16%
14
15
Co
163
*52%
12
45
9% Nov
45,300
12%
8
81% Dec
66,700
57%
12%
25
1
42%
56%
1
18% Jun
Nov
41%
57%
85%
44% Jan
7
41%
56%
86%
1
30
38%
57%
85%
30
4
39%
55%
*85%
11% Dec
23
38
55%
100
23"% Nov
Jan
38%
_100
100
6,200
2,100
54%
100
3
9,800
38%
preferred
5
13%
40%
41%
.
54%
preferred
87% Jan
13%
100
4014
1
$4.12
98% Jan
13%
40
11,400
53%
1
com
$4.20
8
4,700
37%
39
Co
24
14
27/b Dec
*161%
161%
Mar 20
5%
30%
2.50
162
Jan
94% Apr
35% Aug
161%
preferred
May 12
2,700
*161
87
102% Apr
Dec
*41
90
17
1,200
56,800
21
40
41%
9
8
80
40%
40%
26
15
* May 13
13%
39%
Jan
4
*20
13%
Jun
13% Jan
4
22
40%
$5 preferred—
Vulcan
26%
40%
$4.04
6
50
87%
*38% •i 38 %
12%
7
13% Feb
*20
900
3,300
142%
30%
,
40%
85
4
86%
142
39%
Inc
•'
62
22
83
9% Jan
49%
88
13%
America
Indus
Virginia Elec
50
142%
40%
dividend partic preferred_100
6%
3
87
142
41%
100
convertible
Virginia
May 15
62 % Aug
49%
87%
13%
Corp
Corp
Co
50%
142%
40%
Associates
Vendo
77% Mar 30
23
87
142%
39%
—_1
Raalte
49 %
88%
142%
14%
preferred
$2.28
51
87%
142%
41
Co
Varian
51% Dec
*20
1
2
28
9
30% '
5
22 % Sep
♦50%
88
570
47%
100
Products
Norman
5014
14314
41%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van
67% Jun
Oct
5014
18,200
35%
35
4014
Vanadium
14
Sep
*47%
35%
6
12
24
36
158%
47%
35%
2
14% Apr
19% Dec
12
158%
47%
36
40%
Pictures Co Inc
Jan
158%
47%
35%
xl37/8
Oil
15% Sep
158%
158%
47
35%
1
Universal
34% Jan
158%
47%
35
_30c
Universal
44
158%
47%
343/4
Corp
4
5
64%
com_No par
Steel
6
38/a Oct
26% Feb
Corp
61% Jun
5
63%
20%
68
20
63%
20%
4
Power
62%
86%
preferred
Utah
63%
22%
7
23
62%
*20%
Match
38% Feb
63%
37%
Universal
33% Mar 10
62%
158 %
38%
3
May
6314
30%
Tobacco
6,000
77%
30%
Jan
62
78
62% Jun
25
July 24
*76%
36%
Universal-Cyclops
38
77%
38%
Universal Leaf
17
*76
*76
30%
47
80% Jun
77%
77%
38%
43% May 17
41% Apr 14
21% Oct 24
2,200
48
38%
3
8%
28%
47%
*76
30%
10
163% May 31
15,500
28%
48
37%
Jan
9
24%
28%
47
*38%
30
153% Jan
24%
28%
30%
30% Jan
21
24%
28%
48%
38%
Whelan
159% Nov
23%
28%
47%
38%
United
6
%1
24%
28%
30%
23
100
48%
43
1
100
2,100
8%
47%
34%
Corp
45,600
33
158%
142%
300
16%
42%
28%
.4
37%
3
Jan
24%
*40
12,300
20
*8%
*38%
Jan
148
32%
8%
30%
11
4
33%
8%
38%
13% July 11
Apr
33
8%
38%
12
May 11
25%
33%
*8%
38%
Feb
4
16%
32%
*38%
Stockyards
15
*18%
16%
42%
1
United
51% Jan
20
*40
25
27% May 10
34% Dec
15%
5
42%
preferred
6
2
*18%
15%
12,100
155%
5
471/2
No par
common.
18% Apr
26
24%
19%
103
*153%
5%
5
Shares
101
155%
Pharmaceutical
&
24% Mar 29
26% Dec
77
62%
100
;
Co
8%
24%
158
16%
common
non-cumulative
Vitamin
3314
28%
48%
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50
8
29% Oct
com
preferred
1%
US
10
33
*153%
the Week
50
j.
Corp
'
100
preferred—
Steel
US
91% May 17
24%
2814
48
19/4
♦40
Friday
Aug. 11
102
101
5/4
15%
42%
*8%
101%
155%
5%
16%
*40
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 10
*153%
20%
15%
PRICES
1
U S
40 %
52 % Jun
15% Jan
_
preferred
48% May 26
37% Nov
8%
5
3
36% Jun
32%
*8%
common
4
3
32"%
—
Jan
15
9
1
—10
101
5%
2014
16%
40 %
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Aug. 9
155
514
19%
16%
40%
common
26
147% Jun
19%
1
Plywood
US
*153
55/8
50
preferred
45% Jan
14
May
50
common
12
Jun
24
Inc
19
34% Jan
22
preference
155
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 8
101% 102%
102%
5'A
Pipe & Foundry Co
5
Playing Card Co
5
Corp common
—1
3% %
preferred series B_—„100
160% May 16
64
*153
US
64% Aug 11
26
100
common__821/2C
US
5
41% Oct
Lines Co
U S
Mar
77% Aug
Aug 31
33
6
33
101
preferred series A
4%%
27% Apr
A
Tuesday
Aug. 7
4
common
Mach
Industries
US
6
5
78
class
Monday
.
Par
preferred
41/2%
53% May 18
3
25
75
US
Mar 27
Jan
26
Jan
9
Co
Hoffman
5%
7
36 % Jun
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Jan
144
7
43% Jan
19
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75
3
26% Jan
4
50% Jan
35
40% Aug 10
1%
17% July 17
40% Aug
Gypsum
US
23% Mar 28
5
7% Jan
US
6% Mar 21
3
22% Mar
30
8
25
Jan
26% Jan
1
8% Sep
6
7% Mar
17
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EXCHANGE
115
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33
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100
6,300
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8%
36%
35
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1,500
16,100
46%
4,600
127%
10
33
33
33%
33%
33%
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30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
6,800
3,200
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61%
74%
72%
73%
73%
74%
11,500
63%
61%
62%
62%
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90
90
90
90
123
127
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121%
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122%
128
10%
10%
10%
100
3,800
11
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—
26% Oct
3
38
Jan
6
19% Sep
27% Jan
28
37% Jan
6
84% Oct
25
22 % July 20
138% Jan
4
88% Jan
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891/8 Feb
27
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Number
194
Volume
6081
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Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
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when the
letters
bonds
In
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
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Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
EXCHANGE
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May
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15
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1975-1985
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Oct
1
1969
Treasury 4s
i-Feb
Low
102.4
*99.24
100.2
*99.26
HIGH
SALE
100
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month
a
point.
PRICES
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Aug. JJ
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102.8
each
more
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100
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101.30
*99.28
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Aug. 11
High
*101.24
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High
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102.4
*99.30
100.6
100.4
1980
*99.12
99.20
*99.6
99.14
*99.4
99.12
*99.2
99.10
1968
*98.22
98.26
*98.16
98.20
•98.16
98.20
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98.20
Nov
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1
May 15
Treasury 37/es
Treasury
Low
High
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or
Wednesday
Aug. 8
Aug. 7
one
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
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*98.12
98.20
♦98.4
98.12
*98.2
98.10
*98.2
98.10
*98.4
*99.16
99.20
*99.12
99.16
98.32
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15
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99.12
*98.18
98.22
Treasury 33As
May 15
1966
99.16
*99.14
99.18
3%s
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Nov
1967
*97.22
97.26
*97.18
97.22
*99.18
15
•97.20
99.22
97.24
♦97.22
97.26
15
1980
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*97.24
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93.8
*92.26
93.2
•92.22
92.30
97.28
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♦92.22
92.30
Feb
15
1990
*90.16
90.24
*90.10
90.18
•90.6
90.14
*90.8
90.16
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15
1998
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89.26
*89.12
89.20
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89.16
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89.20
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15
1966
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97.22
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97.66
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97.16
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97.18
1978-1983
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88.24
♦88.8
88.16
♦88.8
88.16
♦88.14
88.22
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11
Apr
86.8
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11
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15
*92.24
93
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90.18
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89.24
*97.18
97.22
*88.16
88.24
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May 15
1985
♦88.14
88.22
*88.8
88.16
♦88.8
88.16
♦88.14
88.22
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1964
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98.25
*98.20
98.24
88.24
15
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98.23
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98.23
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15
1966
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96,22
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96.18
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96.18
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96.20
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96.24
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15
1995
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15
1961
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18
96.12 Feb
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18
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15
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-April-Oct
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1951
1968
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1973
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1965
extended to
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73
1
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part
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Bonds
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Interest
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BONDS
Number 6081
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Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(657)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
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Co
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ref
&
ref
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debs
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(continued) —
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BONDS
Jan. 1
,
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1971
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Friday
29
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1987
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1984
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106
97
mortgage 4s series A 1995
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1981
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1st
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73
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1994
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92
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debentures
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100
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1981
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1981.—Feb-Aug
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75
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1972_June-Dec
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189
76
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4%s
conv
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76
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101
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117
debentures
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conv
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™
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1984
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division
95
—
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105%
105
92%
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78
85
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mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2015_April
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first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
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For footnotes, see page 36
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The Commercial and
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.
.
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Exchange
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74 Vi
121
103
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91
76
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Feb-Aug
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May-ZVou
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90%
1
77%
1974
Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
83
95%
100
3
debentures
debentures
New
104%
100
5
3s
100 %
15
126
103
97
Tel & Tel Co—
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89%
87
92
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90
83
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100Vi
115%
June-Dec
1980
conv
1977
85%
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93 Vi
101%
97
88%
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May-Nov
1982
97%
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1989
debentures
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1983_May-Nov
1986
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Co
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90%
June-Dec
4%s
1st 3Vis
Corp
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.
^
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1976—L
99 %
3
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111
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;
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&
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1st mortgage 4%s
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55
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May-Nov
18
186
85%
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Feb-Aug
1986
ser
conv
Products
Natl .Distiller
55
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27%
105%
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*
5Vis
103%
15
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—
f
May-Nov
1980
For footnotes, see page 36
Cylinder
General
debentures
4s
subord
99%
84%
77
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May
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60
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Louis
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103
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99%
35%
May-Nov
1986
1980
debs
99
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contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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34
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1976
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99
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2000
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interest
fixed
fixed
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gen
fixed
Co
53%
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1970
7
95%
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mortgage
Chat
National
Co—
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vis A 1970
=_April-Ocf
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
173
98%
2007
1
68%
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1966
Jan
1976
Natl
'
.
April-Ocf
Lake
1st
subord
debentures
79
91%
June-Dec
:
82
34
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Feb-Aug
&
debentures
446
86%
*73
:
Lehigh
B
1978
Airlines
conv
4VAs
debentures
stamped
55%
gtd 4s 1991
debs
gtd
3s
89%
917/8
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1979
sinking fund 3Vis series A 1968
5s
1 2030
2045
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Collateral trust 6s 1980
:
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1
1981_.
3 Vis
79
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ref
435
102%
23
117
92%
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&
55%
104
—
167
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55
98
149
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1982
2%s
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3s
58
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99
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2%s
RR
64%
69
95
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Jan-July
1997—April-Ocf
&
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110
113
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1980
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67
195
15
94'/a
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154
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59%
10
A:
99%
100
99 Va 100%
r—
Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Dock
434
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13
98%
99 Vi
100
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Central
Co
72%
63%
1990
1
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3s
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1st
71
69%
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C
National Cash Register
250
91%
98%
100
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Lakefront
22
debs
6s
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16%
1981
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conv
National
86%
84%
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conv
90
series
States
Nashville
87 Va
84%
Kansas
5Vis
19%
101
N
'
Kentucky
19
74
'
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1978
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80
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85%
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1977
1978
2 Vis
81%
Jan-July
first
debentures
79%
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City Power & Light 2%s 1976
1st
65%
*78
-
New
debentures
Michigan
22
Jan
A
99 7% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
83
250
111% 114 Va
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K
subord
conv
80%
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&
3Vis
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s
94%
80 Vi
26
85%
88%
313
&
19
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debs
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91%
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1962
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first
6s
debentures
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86
113V4
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Power
62
61 Vi
;■
.
RR—
A
Ry 3Vis
subord
82
*
324%
1980
Manufacturing
61
15
94
1967
4s
1976
Railroad
74%
46%
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RR
Malone
&
Monogahela
77
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Feb-Aug
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4Vis debs 1980—Jan-July
18%
92
1990—
series
trust
coll
Mohawk
86%
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1987
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Central
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82%
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45%
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Co
3s
87
91
first
Texas
debentures Jan
income
Natiohal
1981
~1
84%
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—
59%
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„
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series A
1971—May
1991
May
A Jan
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5s
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—
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debs
87
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A
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72
■
98
92 Va
83%
105
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.
95
—
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series
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75%
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adjustment 5s
83
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85
92 Va
87
84%
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82
99
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f debentures
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subord
conv
s
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102
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debs
Tel 4%s
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
79%
78%
89
series
——
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Jan-July
1977
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68
80
—
94
series B
Department Stores—
Interstate
3Vis
debentures
subord
conv
84
93
4 Vis
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s
99%
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93
4'As
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Feb-Aug
1981
B
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1979—Jan-July
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107
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82%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1981
83%
mortgage
108
8
77%
*
23
77%
Feb-Aug
debentures
6s
Kansas
84
76%
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Mar-Sept
1982—
I
series J
76
*81
mortgage
95
9%
116
86%
April-Oct
1988
1969
St
&
5 Vis
debentures
1st
3 Vis
1972
Missouri
101
67
103
96
64
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77
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debentures
4%s
1981
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85%
99%
108% 112
108 Vi
100 Vi
1st
A1 99 Va
86 %
85%
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104
84%
83
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97
28
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55'
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101%
-
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140
5
102% 102%
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101%
100
117
55
85 %
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Feb-Aug
1975
1991
f
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•
127%
91%
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78%
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
III Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
Consol
mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974—-May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3Vis s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser C 1986—June-Dec
1986
1023A
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan
Monon
debentures
83%
184% 191%
85%
95
91%
101% 101%
121%
subord
conv
debentures
s
Prior
132
87%
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J an-July
4%s
*84
191 Vi
Mar-Sept
1973
1976
Missouri
97%
113%
5
100
*
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1957
105
Corp—
debentures
Minnesota
Industries—
&
Scott
&
3%s
mortgage
4Vis
1st & refunding 5s A 1957
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100
103
*__
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f
General
•
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Hunt
106%
Feb-Aug
1972
debs
s
Minneapolis
368
16
118%
91%
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101%
Feb-Aug
1977
5s
3 Vis
sinking fund
3 Vis
81
122
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July "*
1977
83%
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May-Nou
Central RR 4Vis series
mortgage
3Vis
3.10s
94
129
*
Jane-Dec
1978
debentures
84
*79%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
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138%
94%
89%
Mar-Sept
1968
debentures
f
s
!
116
90
Jan-July
1970
84
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1972
1980
debentures
Minneapolis
77
.
187
138%
127
118%
J an-July
1972
84
Mar-Sept
Telephone Co
Prior
2%s
Corp
fund
sinking
4%s
5s
—
131
—
wts"
debentures
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Corp of America—
conv coll tr debentures
Household
Bell
Michigan
85%
82%
__
Jan-July
80
*—
.
—
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Mar-Sept
78%
—
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2Vis 1969
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z
*91
78 Vi
_.
82%
—
70%
*__
& Co—
subord
conv
Michigan
80%
—
—
*76
138
68%
Feb-Aug
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2Vis 1974
1st mortgage 23As 1980
69
5
80
*92%
--
72%
73
—
Feb-Aug
1980
Robbins
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
24
*
1977
1978
Corp
subord
conv
4 Vis
57%
58%
79%
*70%
Apr-Oct
...
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1968
(J Ray)
McKesson &
75%
75
_
5 Vis
RR
Realty
McDermott
84 Vi
Apri'
April
63%
15
—
.
j:—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-'Sept
-
1990
debentures
f
s
Stores
May
67%
65%
54
—
72
57
74%
59
77
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May-ZVow
1979
debentures
5 Vis
Co
3Vis
72%
61%
65 Va
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—
subord
Central
Martin
101
65%
*64%
__
1980
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3 Vis s f debentures 1978
103%
95%
-A
4
103
65
68
57
*—
2Vis debentures 1972—May-Nov
& Co
(R H)
conv
Maine
146
102
'•
101
M
Macy
96
Corp—
debentures 1984
subord
conv
mortgage 4Vis
56
71
96
94%
145
149%
May-Nov
Jan-July
debentures
23As
104%
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
conv
Chemical
Hooker
5s
4s
Elec
&
1st
98 V*
8
First
subord
conv
Corp
gold 3s
2003
I
mortgage
1st
1981
subord debs 1970
Hocking Valley Ry first 4Vis 1999
4Vis
Hertz
H 2003
121
42
Xerox Inc—
Haloid
G 2003
218
H
Hackensack Water first mtge
ser
ser
169
106
June-Dec
Vis 1982..
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
mtge 27/is
mtge 3%s
second
Gas
101Vi
*65%
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
F 2003
205
103Vi 104
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May-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
1st mtge 3
ser
153%
*95 Va
Jan-July
2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
div
101
101 Vi
RR—
mtge 3%s
3Vis 1982
1st mortgage 3Vis 1984
1st mortgage 4Vis 1987
105
ApriZ-Oct
1978
1969
refund
Louis
'
1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
mortgage
1st
15
122
June-Dec
2056
A
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
88 Va
RR—
States Utilities 2 Vis
3s
88 Va
104
June-Dec
1974
debentures
Ohio
&
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
debs
St
173
mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
inc
5s
100%
Corp—
General
Gulf
97%
169
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
D
Financial
subord
conv
General
148
6
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series P 1982—-Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
Western
Gulf
98 V4
161
mortgage
General
97%
1986
Nashville
&
&
First
173
'75-May-Nov
1978—Jan-July
conv
1973
C
series
4Vis
General
101%
160
3 Vis series N 1990
General mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
General
97%
Ry Co—
series
5s
General
4Vas
Company
138
161
(W R) & Co 3%s conv sub debs
Grace
98%
May-No»
1983
debentures
First
97%
——
Co
(B F)
f debs
Louisville
98
88 Va
first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
debentures 1985
May-Nov
Goodrich
105'/a
98 V4
Jane-Dec
1981
93%
88
98%
Feb-Aug
1981—ApriZ-Oct
4%s
Co
5s s f debs
4%s
Co
conv
Rubber
&
Brothers,
Glidden
1977
subord debs '79
83
103 Va 103%
May-Nov
Jane-Dec
1971
debs
conv
debentures
43As
Time
General
103
Mar-Sept
1980
Telephone
4Vis
1979
debs
3 Vis
Corp
88%
92 Vi
*761/4
8OI/2
401
79 Va
79%
*—
*83
78%
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87
,102.
-
1
82%
12
80
83 Va
84%
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87
10(1 Va
105 %
Number 6081
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
Last
Range
Friday's
Period
Central
Nortnern
general
ref
&
5s
and ref 4%s series A 1974:
1st
Natural
Northern
3 Vis
debentures
f
s
35/as
Gas
1973
May-Wou
May-Nov
May -Nov
4s/8s s f debentures 1978
May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1980
May -Nov
5 Vis s
f debentures 1979
■;
May-ZVou
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4 Vis ser A 2047
Jan-July
s
f
s
f
1976
1977—
debentures
4%s
debentures
trust
1984_
4s
States
Northern
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1978
2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
1st
3s
mortgage
First
mortgage
First
mortgage 4%s 1986
First
1984—
3 Vis
mortgage
1988
4s
1st mortgage 5s
5s conv 1979
Bell Telephone
debentures
9u
81
83%
90%
92V»
87
91 Va
Q9
87
87
%
*86 %
87
100
90
*__
100 % 100%
*103 Va
U
101
3%s
IO2V2
104%
3%s
105V2
4%s
101V2
—
83
83%
6
83
57 Va
57%
58 %
41
57
%
91V4
3
881/4
927/8
927/a
5
92
91
82
797/a
Va
Q
621%
Quaker
*93 %
78
*87
92
*76
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
2%s
1996
99
4%s
895%
Oil
41/2S
first
Oklahoma
mortgage
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
3s
2%s 1975
27/as 1980
96 3A
106
mortgage 23/4S
1st
mortgage 3s
*__
98%
98%
56
120'A
1st
1st
1st
1st
mortgage 3 Vis 1985
mortgage 3%s 1988
1st
mortgage 4Vis 1987
Olin
Mathieson
Chemical 5Vis
subord debs 1983
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s
5 Vis
1982—May-Nou
conv
Mar-Sept
conv
80
83
76
84
80
83
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
April-Ocf
St
Lawrence &
Second
76
3
83
89%
1
80
80
85
78
78
81
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gold
mtge
1966
81
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First & refunding 3s series L 1974
81
8
1
98
88%
S8%
&
First
June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding 3s series N 1977
&
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&
Paul
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101
1
1
1
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253
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133
132 7/8
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123
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3
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90%
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4
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79
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ref
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&
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series
Tel
June-Dec
1992
3%s
debentures
1983
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debentures
debentures
1991
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subord
conv
102%
98%
25
91
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4
39
102
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36
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13
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87
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20
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Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
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&
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4V2S
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5s
General
3s
1975
4Vis series D 1981
series
1965
A
98
100
81%
100%
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370
21
82V4
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119
95
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32
92%
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54
65
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April
53%
53%
53%
8
53
57%
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52%
10
50
60 Va
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Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974
Feb-Aug
General gold 4V2s series C 1977
Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1967
May-ZVou
First & refunding 2%s 1974—
May-Woy
First & refunding 2%s 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/as 1978—
Feb-Aug
80%
80%
81%
13
80'%
85
92'A
100
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&
1985
3%s series F
mortgage
Eastern Ry
income 4s 1990
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&
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fc
mortgage
3Vis
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1982—
refunding 3%s 1983-,.
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&
:
June-Dec
L^—^Ajil-Oct
refunding 4%s 1987—
refunding 3%s 1988V
1
refunding mtge 4%s 1986_
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989—:
-
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-
;
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13
84
91%
26
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79%
86
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—
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—
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conv
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80
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85
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86
86
8
86
98
:
98
1
97
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1011/2
f debs 1979—
June-Dec
1021/4
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127%
debs
s
1984—
debentures 1964
subord debs. 1987—-—-—!
conv
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Pillsbury Mills Tnc 3%ss f debs 19721
June-Dec
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25
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37
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101
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89
85
92
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May-Nov
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Co—
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1979
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
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=
RR
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103
45
10
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debentures
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T-
1
10
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1971—May-Nov
1
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92
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94
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71
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A
57
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,
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*73%
—
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of New
Products
105%
136% 188
105%
•
series C 2019—_Jan-July
1965
--
180 "A 185
103
104
—
Orleans RR—
New
Pacific-Missouri
6'%s
73%
95%
109.%
96%
76%
1^
/
85%
1nR3,
88% 106 A
90
731/4
—
101%
1970_^ApriZ-Oct?
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Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—^
June-Dec
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92
82%
—
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Trans
June-Dec
215
Jan-July
1913-JuneyDec
A 1977
mtge 3%s ser
RR
3s debentures
Tidewater Oil
.98%
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April-Ocf
94
—
&
Thompson
99%
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90
—
Corp
Texas
—
—
100%
impt 27%s series D 1985_—April-Ocf
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983—_May-Nov
Term
*99%
79%
—
101 "A 102 "A
95% 95%
—
and
First
100
87
—
79%
—
Texas
'
1291/4
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101
__
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1011/4 1021/4
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—
91
Jan-July
1970
senior notes
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107 %
92%
89%
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88
88
100
100%
85% 87 Va
99
Jan-July
capital conv notes 1979
5"%% senior notes 1980—
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
102%
158
100% 102
69
85
*84
102ya
June-Dec
Jan-July
Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984
debentures 1983
Oil of California 4%s 1983
Talcott
General mortgage 5s series B 1975_
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
;<
1986
5s
103
63
6
100"A 100V4
98
99
102
103
101 "A 102"A
—
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 23As
5%s
79
♦100.
24
—
—
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23As-4"As
83
82 "A
——
65%
85
T
2
—
74
73
__
—
—
—
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1971
1981
2
—
66%
66
78% 78%
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—
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Texas
April-Ocf
Phillips 'Petroleum .2%s
•4 "As
4%s
Fran Term
83%
81 %
67%
75
'
debentures
(Oregon
1969
80
—
—
1985
1987
4%s
83%
*
——
8
90 Vi
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80
——
15
69 "/a
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90
140"% 144%
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—
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Jan-July
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4%s debentures 1983
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
23As
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982
T—Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 33As debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May -Nov
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
27%s debentures 1973
J
May-Noy
94%
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——
1979—
convertible
5'As
88'A
90%
60
72
701/4
85
*85
143
Standard
85
84
91
—
81
—
5
69
—
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ApriZ-Oct
1963
April-Ocf
& Telegraph Co—
—Jan-July
.Feb-Auy
Jan-July
Telephone
debentures
Spiegel
100
Corporation—
Philip Morris Inc 4 7/ss
'■
817/a
"W
June-Dec
Philco
99
*80
—
May-Nov
first ■&
*95%
88%
88
__
687/a
__
series E 1986
Jan-July
First
series F 1996
Jan-July
First mtge 5VtS series series H 1983
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Feb-Any
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Noy
Southwestern Bell Tell 23As debs 1985
April-Ocf
3"%s
debentures 1983—
May-Nov
747/B
General
120
75
—
Alabama RR 5s,
debentures
First
75%
Jan-July
1984—
91
1979
1979
subord xlebs
conv
& North
Gold
99%
93%
General mortgage 4vts series E
147
106%
62
90 V4
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Auflf
Marchant—
Southern!Pacific
87 "A
67%
62
64%
May-Nov
debs
debentures
2%s
debentures
San
105%
96 "A
.
Oil
Gold
93
95 y4
1977
f
Ccfrtfr4%s> conv debs
2"As debentures 1965
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102
June-Dec
s
debentures
Natural Gas
!'
89%
June-Dec
1968
B
43As
Indiana Ry
-
90%
ApriZ-Oct
series
94
108%
48
*88
—
Feb-Aug
debentures
Southern
84'%
88 %
88 V2
198
'
90
'
157 Va
Corp—
Oil
Oil
3"As
84%
*84
Feb-Auy
April-Ocf
C_
93%
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June-Dec
Co
23As
79%
May-Nov
1979
*89%
June-Dec
1966
1972
Soi*hern
741/2
122
u~
108% 109 "/a
__
Jan-July
1982
&
2%s
Airways—
debentures
165
—.
Southern California Edison Co—
\
99%
——
Union
3s
104
74
2%s
1980
1974
subord
Southern Bell
106
106
90
n*
•
1411/2 146
__
May-Nov
—Mar-Sepf
debs
South
'
57%
102%
__
*—
April-Ocf
Socony-Vacunm Oil 2%s 1976
85'%
99 Va
74
Feb-Auy
debentures
86%
__
1968—June-Dec
1977
t.
103%
73%
Feb-Auy
3V2S
American World
47/sS
:
1988—
Oil
91%
97%
11
105
98%
;Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1981
3%s
Western
79
38
April-Ocf
1978
debentures
'
72 Va
June-Dec
1987
debentures
4%s
82%
99%
103% 104
103 7/a
June-Dec
1985
96Va
5
62
1989_Jan-July
4s
1980
H
85 Va
April-Ocf
debentures
SV4s
Pacific
83%
91%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1986
3 %s debentures
103
June-Dec
DD 1990
1991
FF
2%s
debentures
98 Va
June-Dec
mtge 5s series BB 1989
1st & ref 3 Vis series CC 1978
1st
'
—
*78
ref
15
97%
Rubber Co—
conv
5 "As
89%
ser
B
5"As
Sons
&
subordinated
Smith-Corona
85%
80 Va
&
967/a
87%
__
May-Noy
1971
cons
Acceptance
Roebuck
Skelly
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First &
1st
48
Co—
RR
debentures
Sinclair
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——
1st
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Co
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debentures
Shell
83%
First & refunding 3Vis series R 1982
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
*77
(Jos
Roebuck
5s
81
78 "A
1st
5
__
Mar-Nov
2006
1989
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Oil Co 4%s debs 1986——
86%
75'A
refunding mtge 3%s
refunding mtge 3%s
95
48"%
1241/4 128 %
109'/a
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
Shell
"
June-Dec
refunding 27/as series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3 Vis ser W '84
June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
Jan
A
3s series B
Finance
Seiberling
89
791/2
h.2y.
104%
—
certificates Nov
debentures
f
s
Sears
85%
*77
&
Ry
RR
Line
debentures
3s
97%
87%
~7
90 Va
80 y4
85%
June-Dec
1981
2
*100
New
Air
Seagram
June-Dec
First &
series
Depot
mortgage
Seaboard
5s
*95%
99%
83%
-
certificates
Duluth
&
Seaboard
—
refunding 27/as series Q 1980
First &
127
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
Scott Paper 3s
conv
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
Jan-July
133
June-Dec
First
bond
4s
Scioto V
CO to
1
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June-Dec
First
997/j,
96
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__
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
1980
B
debs
income
St
1
CO Ol
||
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June-Dec
&
&
series
4s
St
June-Dec
First
100%
87%
Mar-Sepf
1971
1st
1996
6s
Louis-Southwestern
First
4%s
series I
3 Vis
24'
91
96V2
__
April-Oct
mortgage 4s
Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
•
St
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
refunding
1983
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series A 1997
4%s
&
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82v-
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83
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Sears
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48V2
1975
deos—
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St
80
*77%
1988—June-Dec
debs
90vl
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Corp—
175
Second 4s inc bond
mortgage 27/as 1980—
mortgage 3%s 1982
86
15
90
96
__
1977
104%
--
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
1975
1979
I"
881/4
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S
98%
162 % 170
165
Gas & Electric Co—
1st
'
Mar-Sepf
General mortgage 3 "As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5"As
conv
debs
1977
Jan-July
Royal McBee 6 "As conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
•
Edison
Jan-July
100
111
154
~~
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&
D
1st
First mortgage
First mortgage
3%s
debentures
subord
Gas
serial
1st
Ohio
1964
100
qR
103i/a
t
Corp—
conv
Rochester
79
103%
Manufacturing
Richfield
81
93%
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Rheem
78%
83%
78
21
—
debentures
91
„
99
qV
*83 Va
__
Reading Co first & ref 3Ves series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel
Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
82%
83%
78
78
2%s
90
__
HIgh
97
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93V4
85 Va
75
——
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26
80%
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98
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100
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__
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
941/,
•
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mortgage 3 "As 1983_April-Oct
debentures 1975—
April-Ocf.
debentures
1977Mar-Sept
105
80
26
1972—
92%
78%
—
81%
debentures
98
*
__
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99%
100 Va
99
98V2
15
98
and refunding
and refunding
98Va
100
Bonds
L°W
May -Nov
mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-July
First
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
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First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
First
97%
luO
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures 1963-
3s
88%
*
Period
Public
96%
85
June-Dec
Northrop Corp
3 Vis
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Ocf
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1990
(Wise) 1st mortgage1 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Northwestern
86
Co—
Power
1st mortgage
87 %
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Exchange
High
89
April-Ocf
—
Low
„
*__
debentures 1974
3 Vis s f
4Vis
Coll
87 %
High
BONDS
■
New York Stock
*88
1973_May-Nou
May-Nou
debs
f
s
Jan. 1
No.
Friday
Range Since
Sold
or
Sale Price
1996__April-Oct
1974—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Ry first gold 4s
Norfolk & Western
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
BONDS
(Range for Week Ended August 11)
Week's
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
31
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1st mtge 3 Vis 106.4-1
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 %s 1965Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
3%s series A
•
May-Nou
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
;
—
§6%
**95%
967/a
96
96%
13
Union
First
3s
1984_
Mar-Sept
__
Ry—- \
5s series B 1962__i----1st gen 5s series C 1974———-—:—
*__
82
4%s
June-Dec
1st
4 V2S
June-Dec
series D
3V2S
s
1977
Pipe Line
f
2%s
debentures
Potomac. Electric
Power
.1970-1
1986—
mortgage. 2%s
3%s
convertible
Proctor &
,
*__
100%
4 V4S
106
Refunding
Tank
Union
85%
84%
-86%
■'
5s
Feb-Auy
s
47%s
1973—
164
1981——
Mar-Sepf
95
1984—_il-V_ill
debentures
oonv
78
78
subord
Pacific
Union
*84
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
footnotes, see page 36
__
99%
United
—
debentures
Gamble 3% s debs
For
-Mar-Sepf
—April-Oct
100V4
Co—
1st. mtge 3Vjs .1977
i
1st mortgage 3s 1983——1
1st
*100
Feb-Aug
United
f
RR
33%s
96V4
30
133
7
94
175
97%
2% s
debentures
-
debentures
debentures
1977
12
110%
83 A
68
97
102%
111%
170
iap
140
139
148
228
—
--
91
—
—
86 %
68
—
103%
,
June-Dec
1966__ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
—
3
-
rs
90
r-
1991_Mar-Sept
Inc—
conv
subord debs 1985
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
--
--
111 %
85
—AprtZ-Oct
___Feb-Auy
99
82
88'%
"
80 A
1J1A
1976—Feb-Aug
1986
*995/e 99
80
82
89% 89'A
80 A
*88 %
_
80'A
—
1991_
mortgage 2 %s series C
s f debs
1973
Air Lines
—
-June-Dec
May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Car 4'As
'
165
1986
debs
—
May-NoV
1968-
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3 "As 1982——
L
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
,
gen
;
1975_ApriZ-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 23As
debentures
1st
1st
Plantation
Missouri
1st
Ry—
Pgh Youngstown. & Ashtabula
of
--
80 A
86 A
10?'A
IU'%
9^
100 %
8A
--
-
35?
68%
357
7
3
103%
35
85
103
—
92a
.
_
102,4 104%
191
14a
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07
on
91%
87
--
Continued
88%
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79 /4 85 ,.
66% 71
91%.
page
3o
■ijl
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(660)
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Aug. 7,
and ending Friday, Aug. 11.
It is compiled from the report of the American
In the
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Week's
Low
1
2%
2y8
Friday
2%
Low
3
2%
2%
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Inc
1,400
27/«
Feb
4
Apr
Bourjols
10,700
iy2
Feb
3%
Apr
Bowling Corp of America
12 %
■*
Co
2y8
10
121/4
13%
3,100
7%
Jan
2%
3%
600
2ya
Jan
800
12%
20
1
Brazilian Traction
Apr
4%
Inc
13%
141/4
Jan
18% Mar
16 '/8
17
2,600
8%
Jan
23 y8
Brillo
5%
5%
57/8
3,900
3y«
Feb
Aerojet-General Corp
1
85%
84'/4
87%
11,300
501/2
Jan
8% May
89 y8 Jun
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
1
8%
8
8%
6,900
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
Apr
Apr
283/8 May
Aid Investment & Discount In#
l
3%
3%
4%
600
3%
50
87%
87%
87%
10
871/2
Aug
873/4
873/4
873/4
25
831/2
Apr
33%
333/4
600
22%
Jan
873/4 Aug
343/4 Aug
82
82
75
79
Jan
84%
Feb
2,600
5
Feb
9ya
Jun
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
preferred
6%
19
100
Alan
Wood Steel Co
5%
preferred
Alaska
deposit rtcs American shs_
Tire
&
Rubber
67
~6%
~6%
~7%
1,700
6%
1
11%
10%
11%
19,800
4%
7%
7%
8%
6,100
6%
*
class A
Allied Control Co Inc
_53/8
113/4
113/4
Electronics
Amer
Apr
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
11 Va
800
16"%
19,600
8
Mar
167/a Aug
26
27
1,500
23
July
28
7%
73/a
80 %
78%
4%
4%
Jan
16%
Feb
July
7i/8
Aug
121/2
Feb
80 %
700
76%
Jan
831/2
12,300
3%
Jan
61/4
4% Aug
68%
350
14%
13%
15%
2,900
1
8 3/a
8%
8%
8,400
25c
4%
4%
43/8
1,500
American shares
4
£1
rets ord reg
dep
American
Petrofina
40
12.50
1
7%
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5%
preferred
2
16%
Inc
class
American Writing Paper
4%
1
Oil
Co
class
A
Post
~
20c
Rubber
S
F
18 %
Radio Corp
60c convertible
Die &
Apr
73/8 Mar
Burma
Mines
American
300
3%
6
Jun
4%
Aug
800
26 Va
Jan
25,800
4%
Jan
7%
15%
16%
4,000
10 Va
May
2,400
4y8
33%
30
2 Va
200
2
77/8
A
%,
18
19
7,500
%
1,900
r
* i
Jan
161/4
Jan
1,100
121%
33/4
51/4
1,,..21
Jan
Angostura-Wupperman
Pools
Butler's
(J
Shoe
20c
70
1
Corp
6
Inc
Industries
Inc
pfd
Arco Electronics class A
Arkansas
Louisiana
91
100
May,'.
5%
Calgary
6 A July
8%
9,700
12% July
15%
600
13%
Jan
26
19%
18%
19%
1,300
11%
Jan
21"% May
7%
7%
7%
2,400
6%
Jan
7% May
4%
4%
53/a
1,500
3% Jan
12%
13%
2,200
Apr
113/4 May
23/8
2%
23%
20,800
14/8
14%
2,400
15%
15%
153/8
10
10
300
Jan
Apr
'
4%
'
),
Feb
16% May
93/4 July
18
10 Va
2,100
83/8
10 Va
23/4
5,200
1% Jan
2.50
13%
12%
13%
7,600
A
8,700
12%
12%
Jan
Feb
'
2%
10 %
July
3
2%
Jan
Apr
16%
2% Aug
73/a
Apr
May
6 3/8
2%
14%
3s 6d
25c
A
>
2%
1
Inc
May
Aug
4% May
13% Aug
25%
1
233/4
25%'
14%
Jan
6%
Jan
173/8 May
1,000
23/8
i«
1,300
13
14%
121/2C
1%
Jan
3% May
8,600,
'<•
%
Jan
19%
Jan
35 Va
800
13%
Apr
193% Feb
Apr
Arnold Altex Aluminum
convertible
6%
Calvan Consol
Fire
Camden
Oil
Jan
17% May
Canada
Bread
863/4 May
Canada
Cement
Jan
71/4 May
6%%
Oil
Associated
9,800
25,000
Co
Associated
Oil
Stationers
Gas
Line
3%
July
4,300
6%
Aug
%
A
%
33/4
6%
Apr
103/e July
A Jan
Williston
Canal-Randolph Corp
International
5%
61/4
15,200
5
Jan
81/4
Apr
Carnation
9%
Jan
IIV2
Feb
Carolina Power &
253/4
27%
4,900
141/b
Jan
Carreras Ltd Amer dep
83/4
93/8
7,500
21/2
Jan
343/4 May
10% Apr
Castle
51%
511/4
511%
300
493/4 July
591/4
37
35"%
373/4
6,400
343/4 July
11/8
1%
6,700
37% July
3% Apr
1%
14
2
96,700
Jan
Feb
1%
Jan
9% May
2 % May
1
2%
2%
5,000
131/2 May
23/4 July
61/4
Jan
36%
35'/4
371/4
8.000
251/4
Jan
43%
Jun
1
8%
7%
81/4
3,900
5
Jan
12
11%
12"%
8,200
6%
Feb
91/4 May
13% Apr
143/B
14
15%
8,100
July
211/2
1
1
1
—
14%
3
7,400
12
33%
w-
43/4
Carter
Co_
(J W)
(A M)
Cenco
Instruments
Mar
Apr
Central Power & Light 4%
Central Securities
convertible
15% July
2IV2 July
preferred
los
wl
•
173/4
18 %
6,500
173/4
Aug
43/4
4%
43/4
19,500
3%
Jan
~1%
~1%
~1%
10,000
Corp
Andes
American
shares
Ltd
Industries
18%
lc
50c
Securities
43/4
Apr
61/2 July
Feb
3/4
43/4
Jan
Inc
10c
6%
6 %
6%
3,500
61/8
Aug
Construction
50c
16%
12%
161/4
49.400
12%
1% May
9% Jun
Aug
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
Candy
1
„
Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common..
6% convertible class A
Bearings
Inc
Beau-Brummel
(AS.)
343/4
33%
37%
3,400
31
1
20%
20%
213/4
3,000
15
1
16%
16 3/a
16%
3,800
—50c
2
Shoe Corp
2%
5,900
1
Apr
Apr
193/b May
Jan
1%
13/8
11,900
~4%
1,400
14 %
13
14%
3,500
8
3% May
23/8 Apr
33/4 Mar
1
14%
14%
143/4
1,700
523/4
52%
531/a
1,500
18
16%
18%
17,800
1
113/8
11%
12
1
19%
173/4
19%
Inc.
1
253/b
253/a
Corp.
4
6 3/a
63/s
3
3%
3%
4
H
Jan
61/4
50c
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
1%
493/4
293/4
Jan
~4%
25c
Bell
Jan
1%
,
Apr
Jan
53/s
~4%
25c
-7.50
50c
Ties
2
26 Va
Jan
97/8
48
10%
6
Jan
15»/2
Jan
Jan
141/s July
-
Apr
May
Jun
171/2 July
55 % Jun
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
Inc
Bickford's
Inc.
Blauner's
Blumenthal
(8)
& Co
(H C) Co common
5%% prior preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc
For footnotes, see page 36
—1
•
II100
-1.50
8%
39%
—
—
Foil
Controller
15%
Co
Corporation^
Clausner
Clayton
Dletrac
Aluminum
Cohu
Farm
Colonial
Corp
Colonial
Sand
Oils
&
Aug
103/4 Apr
9,300
33/a
Jan
9
27 %
9,500
22%
Jun
15%
40,300
4%
Jan
35%
9%
35
36 V*
33%
Jan
93/8
9,500
63/4 Mar
17 %
17
17'%
2,100
16% Feb
21%
13
12%
13
6,000
12
Apr
20
14%
13%
14%
6,700
8%
Feb
200
10%
Jaii
8%
2,900
Jan
2,600
10,300
4%
4%
43/8
1,100
4%
43/4
43/4
200
1%
1
1
Va
38,100
lit
9%
31
Apr
Mar
19% May
573/4 May
10Va May
Mar
Apr
223/b May
143/4 May
Jan
7
Jan
12% July
2%
4
173/8 Aug
14% Aug
Jan
Jan
*
13%
12%
13 Va
8,400
123/4
Jan
11%
11%
12%
9,700
73/a
Jan
43
41%
43 %
7,200
19%
Jan
46
1
22 3/4:
22%
23%
3,300
133/a
Jan
27
9
9
83/4
10
Community Public Service—
x41
40%
43%
5,000
17 Va
17%
1,300
11
12V4
4
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
11
43/8
7%
25c
Connelly Containers Inc—
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
•
253/8 Apr
3% May
1
——10c
900
8% July
293/4 Jan
8%
Jan
11,300
8%
Jan
'43/a
1,300
334
Jun
6%
8Vs
22,900
5%
11
43
23
Jan
23%
243/8
2,400
1
1A
1%
1A
3,800
*
10%
1%
10%
10%
1,400
1
1%
1%
14,900
1%
Jan
11% May
2% Apr
1
7%
6%
7%
5,900
23/a
Jan
10
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
12 %
11%
12V2
2,700
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated
New
Pacific
Ltd
20
Jan
1A
Jan
20% May
Oil
273/4 May
8% Mar
400
3%
Feb
Jun
7%
5
Apr
13 y8
jan
7
13%
Co
Jan
3,800
3/4
173/a
Co
Stone
3%
15%
Jan
Jan
7,900
12 %
of America
Metals
213/4
143/4
33
1
300
Jan
42%
23
2
12%
Inc
2,300
95%
300
l3/4
,_10c
6'%
10
Jan
12%
Co
25%
98
Jan
63/4
1
•
vtc
Sun
Jan
5%
100
15%
Equipment Co_
Electronics
Commercial
Jan
200
,
13
-10
Products
Caribbean
Cockshutt
203/a Aug
27 Va Aug
25%
Manufacturing—4
-—_50c
Lambert
Clopay Corporation
Club
83 % Mar
Jan
Jan
15 Va
Corp new com
Coastal
Aug
14 Va
13 %
Hosiery Co
&
80
1
—
Clarostat Manufacturing
Clary
Mar
25c
10c
,
Co
Products class A
Jan
2,100
70
1
Corp,.—
Corp_
Cable
Construction
81/2
150
20%
Apr
Jan
10c
■:—
Consolidated
28
80 Va
19%
3
65
1
Corp
Inc
12% Aug
1,600
50
9
May
873/4 May
Jan
1%
7%
25 %
—1
Corp
22%
2,300
68 %
Jan
1%
lc
Oil
Aug
9%
7,800
9,300
173/4
39%
12,100
1%
11% Apr
17% May
5o
10,600
39
61
#5%
1%
61
Jan
Jan
23%
2
Jan
98
#%
5
54
2
6r
6,400
133/a
26%
—1
Mining
Consolidated Royalty
Benrus
1,800
4,300
23%
Clark
223/4 May
16%
1A May
Consolidated
Circuit
Aug
6%
105% Aug
% Jun
15% May
653/4 May
Clark
13%
15%
Jan
Jan
Christiana
141/4 Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
2,300
5%
3/4
Apr
14
1,000
ll3/4
56i/2
13%
7 %
2 9 v)
Jan
13%
7
Jan
3,300
42
50c
Apr
1A
1,100
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
%
12%
52%
600
102
11,600
1A
50'A
17'%
65
60
14
123/B
Chief
17%
2,600
105 %
%
1A
12%
54%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
—
98%
93
105
Jun
23
20%
*
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc—
1
63/8 May
98% Aug
243/8
1
Mar
Baker Industries Inc
43/4 July
5
5
293/4 May
Mar
32 % July
700
4%
7% July
Feb
93/4
Ltd
20
9
21% Mar
Corp
Jan
Jan
580
7%
Jan
4
7,400
"5,400
~8%
Co
Cinerama
Apr
71/4
Charter Oil
Cherry-Burrell
7
12
~8%
14
16,300
16y8 May
11% July
9%
10
6,600
8%
l'A Jun
Jan
80
1
preferred
America
4,600
7%
Jan
11%
7%
Co of
19
7%
Jan
%
800
—2.50
Chamberlin
233/4
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A__l
73/a
1,700
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50
~6%
'
500
3/4
14%
22%
pfd——100
Corp common
Century Electric Co
Chromalloy
Common
1
pref—100
3.50%
11 Va
3/4
10%
6 81/2
1
Corp
6%
■.
Jun
31%
16%
6%
64%
1%
,1
181/4
3
May
7% May
8%
7
—10
& Co
Catalin Corp of America
21%
Corp
5
6,000
1A Apr
7% May
30%
98
—1
19
200
8
153/a Feb
Jan
22%
105%
%
rets B ord_2s 6d
22
1
6%
6
Jan
July
14
9%
Light $5 preferred—*1
5
Corp
5,400
33/4
22%
31
4%
5.50
-
10c
preferred
A
Collieries
Convertible
Corp
Co
71/2 May
Jan
9%
17
Jan
22,300
143/4
1
1
Apr
,10c
non-cum
3A
31/4
143/4
colli
10%
6c
Feb
1%
Inc
10
partic pfd
Minerals
iy8
1
Co Inc
18%
Jan
3,600
1
Corp
Aurora Plastics Corp
J an
43/4
Apr
July
10
6 %
5,400
2 3/a
53/a
53/4 July
4A Jan
3]j; Jan
2y8
5,500
Jun
6,700
1
73/4
A July
3
11
5
1
6%
26
2
July
29%
July
5 3/a
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
7%
July
43/4
18,900
Capital Cities Broadcasting
pesos
25
8%
Apr
&
Inc
Products
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Canadian
Central Hadley Corp
Central Maine Power
10
200
12%
6% Mar
Aug
26%
Apr
103/a May
113/4
5%
iy8
253/4
A Jan
6/c
8%
11%
5%
Jan
1 %
5
26
V
Marconi
5%
5p
27,100
25%
2.50
2%
9
39
9 %
it
3,500
•
com
Sugar
Radio Mfg
Canadian
Ltd
Gas
Ltd
263/4
.
Jan
8%
%
2%
-
32%
8%
10
4%
July
1,000
Feb
33/a
~2%
4
5
39
2H July
Jun
Apr
Jan
38,600
200
2}ft
4%
10c
Sewing Centers Inc
class
300
7%
10c
Audion-Emenee
Inc
37/a
1
Atlas General Industries Inc
Industrial
3%
6%
•
new
Consolidated Mining
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Non-voting
Jan
Aug;
Canaveral
Co
Corp
Golfo
Automatic Steel
1%
lc
Atlas
Automatic
Javelin
2,700
1
Supply
Associated Testing Labs
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Devices
Industrial
2%
38%
23/4
*
Ltd
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
2%
£l
Co
Associated
del
Canadian
4
America
Oils
Canadian
21/4
1
2%
1
Homestead
Jan 4
36
58% Mar
10c
Dredge & Dock Co
Apr
Jan
51
Apr
20% Mar
1
Canadian
Canadian
96i/2
201/2
Jan
55 Va
Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
44%
8,400
47%
100
20
243/4 May
33%
50
57
*
common
Feb
Industries—
of
Ltd
Jan
32%
49
56%
•
Ltd
Co
Jun
33 Va
49
1
preference
35
8%
64
5
92
151/4
37%
40c
Laundries
Atlantica
35% May
951/4 Mar
1
Associated
Research
Jan
13%
American deposit rets regular
Associated Food Stores Inc
Coast
Jan
89 Va
35%
Co
Corp Ltd
&
93/8
700
37%
Inc
Electric
10,300
-14%
23% May
Feb
1
Co
Insurance
Feb
92
Gas
&
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
3y2
221%
Jan
58
50
Apr
451/2
19
Jan
18%
preferred-
3,900
91
133/4
7,100
preferred—
$2.50
2,200
2.50
Co
oreferred
Electronics
Va
4,100
60
50
5,700
6
18
23%
60
1
common
preferred
$3.00
9%
6
16%
22%
Ltd
Corp
Power
17%
50
Electric
23%
50
Edmonton
&
California
71%
25c
Gas
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72% pfd-100
Armour & Co warrants.
Bohack
12,400
Corp
81/2
5
-22 Va
5
Appalachian Power Co 4Vt%
Birdsboro
Son
&
Canada Southern
Beck
6 A
13%
A
1
4
P)
691/4
8%
1
Anken Chemical & Film
Anthony
4
Apr
321/2 May
133/4 July
Jan
3%
Barton's
6
Jan
ya May
rr.
Jan
1,200
Barry
%
Apr
34% Mar
Jan
5,400
BarChris
Feb
Jan
23% May
43/4 Apr
Mar.-,.
(J
41/4
Barnes
Jun
39%
May
8%
Jan
100
43/4
41
Jan
4%
33 %
11%
de
6
9
Burry Biscuit Corp
19%
Oil
Mar
Ltd—
Jan
19%
Banco
July
10
10%
21 Va
—10
dep rets ord shares
12 3^
I01/2
Banner
July
123/4
Co
(The) Company
8% July
3Vi Feb
4%
Banff
8 3/4
32
20%
preferred
Machine
Bunker Hill
Apr
13%
50c
common
serial preferred
6%
Burroughs
-10%
Baldwin
100
8,800
9
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Buell
Jan
36 3/a
V
Apr
'19 y2
Ayrshire
29% July
8A Jan
66%c
273/4
1
Avien
It
333/4
*
Company—
Aug
4.75
Avis
7,300
1
13%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.45
Audio
32%
Apr
3A Apr
21%
Co
Burnell & Co Inc
11,600
40
6 3/a
%
2
Products
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
Atlas
40 Va
Jan
—10
preferred
Jan
2 3/a
5
Amu rex
Atlantic
34%
2
30c
82
4'%
5
■
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Atlantic
912
£1
cl A com
Class B common
B
Jan
313/4 May
1
Jan
43/4
41/4
39%
A
Asamera
32%
30
7,100
30c
Brown Company...
55
4%
3%
4%
50c
Manufacturing Co
35c
33%
100
850
A
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American MARC Inc
Arrow
31%
Jun
Apr
4%
€7
Inc
9%
3,100
„
•
32
2
Jan
8%
8% May
153/4
so
American
Apollo
•
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
10%
33V4
34V4
2%
3%
5% May
9% May
Ltd—
Co
Brown
11
7%
l
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
Petroleum
Apr
Jan
Jan
32%
A
33% May
12% May.
Jan
4%
73/a July
Jan
.
High
1%
£1
Jun
41/2
3%
2,500
331/4
_
£1
British Columbia Power
11%
Jan
19,500
J;V
Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
British
Jan
16,900
5
*
15%
Feb
19
8,300
33/a
73/a •*
Co
Jan
3%
1,300
8 3/a
4%
2
Amer
97/b May
23%
7%
34%
July
7
11
l
Inc
•
26
pfd_100
Oil Corp
Systems
American
Low
7%
5
1
Oil
22
"7%
1
Amer
Feb
16%
i
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
Jan
70
3,100
12
1
American
6,400
~53/4
"»■
Inc
Andrea
Jan
200
~5%
50c
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Business
British
Apr
8y8
10
Allied
American
6%
l
Artists Pictures Corp common
5Ya% convertible preferred
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
63/a
£1%
Allied
Ambassador
Jan
10c
Engineering Co
All-State Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Anchor
73/a
6%
T
145
British American
-
•
;
Petroleums
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
Ltd
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
Brown Forman Distillers
American
Alsco
82
1
5%
Kunstzide N V—
American
Alliance
•
100
Airlines Inc
Algemene
All
10
common
10% May
Jan
'
May
Shares
3
Light & Power ord_*
Bridgeport Gas Co
16 %
1
Sales
for Week
-7%
1
10c
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
223/4
20c
Breeze Corp
Apr
Week's
of Prices
Low
_10c
Inc
Works
every
security whether
during the current year.
Range
Par
Foote Gear
include
Last
Sale Price
High
Brad
1
to
11.
Aug.
STOCKS
Acme
Acme
intended
dealings have occurred
any
Ended
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10c
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
25c
Corp class A
is
and
in which
bond
for Week
Shares
itself
Exchange
or
Range for Week
Sales
Range
of Prices
Stock
stock
Aug
7% May
91/4 Aug
47!
102
Feb
May
21% Mar
Continental
Ray
Inc
Commercial
Apr
13%
6
600
51/8
Feb
class A_50c
18%
19
2,100
14%
Jan
%
Jan
Materials
Cook
&
18%
1%
13%
Vending Machine Corp.lOc
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
Co
May
8%
Continental
Paint
10
5%
Continental
Corp
Jan
1
Corp_
Continental Connector Corp
7
——10c
———20
;
1
7%
1%
33,900
13%
143/8
23,200
46
<
46%
200
7
73/a
1%
2,100 1
63/4
Feb
403/4 Mar
7
July
Feb
Apr
27% May
2% Jun
18% Mar
49%
Apr
93/4 Mar
Number 6081
194
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE aw for w=ek Ended aU8u»« i i >
Sale Price
Par
B
Class
Low
_
—
—
—
~~5
_
15 %
15%
1
—
17%
,
17% May
700
13
Apr
600
14%
Jan
19
19%
Jan
20%
Aug
3,800
6
Jan
9%
Apr
5A
200
5
July
6%
Apr
2%
4,100
1%
Jan
37%
19,900
29%
Jan
7%
500
5A
2%
36%
7%
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
Crowley M'ilner & Co
—_1
_
Central
Corp Internat'l
Petroleum
—
.
l25c
»
Corporation
Cutter Laboratories
class A
--.-I/'/ V
10 %
9%
3,800
8%
'—'
24
8,000
8%
100
Jan
5%
■
"
800
8%
8%
Jun
Mar
Apr
...'
15%
Power
Co
Alloys
Builders
1.
American
General
D
Corp
Fireproofing
Daryl Industries Inc.
2.50
15%
common
9
I—me
35
6%
Inc cl A com—20c
11%
D
Mines
Transit System
C
Dejay
Stores
Dennison
class A
debenture stock
8%
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Dilbert's
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
7%
Co
General
Stores
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
$2
&
Inc
(The)
Dow
171/4
26%
Apr
14%
Jun
6 Vs
Jun
Inc
Foods
(AC)
Great
Harris
16%
Jan
14
2,000
61/2
Jun
101/2 Mar
900
41/4
Jan
5"% May
151/2 Apr
20
May
Mar
Apr
3,800
..
1,600
'
SS
4% Jan
23%
1% Jan
.
:
8%. Jan
...
Jan
14% Jun
Feb
Apr
3% Apr'
13% May
"
v
.97.,
•*+«+
Feb
94%
95
68%
66
68%
1
31 %
29%
32%
1
A
11%
11%
12%
20
19%
20
200
11%
15%
15%
400
10
Jan
125
93
July
3,400;
82
Jan
3,600
21% Mar
9,400
May/
103
Jan
n-v.
Ltd
4q
—
'
9 A Mar
19
18%
20 %
7,900
1.
18%
18 %
19%
6,500
11%
96%
Feb
33%
32
34
3,300
23%
800
2%
2%
13,000
1%
Aug
15
Jan.
Jan
2%
10%
Jan
26% May
21% May
35%
•
Apr.
3% May
1
2%
16%
24,%
24%
25%
1,000
17 %
Jan
30
29
30%
5,700
27%
Jun
33% May
39 % Mar
Jan
11%
4
Varnish
9%
700
8
11%
900
2%
10%
5
10c
2%
1
3 VB
common—60c
7%
Corp
2
49,800
2
3%
16,600
7%
7%
2,100
26%
30
3%, Jun
9% July
1% Jan
9
1
Co
Producers
32 %
22% Apr
18% Apr
Apr
1
Mines
*
Jan
2%
82% May
Jan
5
B
Inc-
Greer
26%
200
3%
50c
Freehold Leases
Grocery
Company-
5%
5%
6 %
1%
Apr
14% Mar
3% May
4% Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
12
Jan
24
7,100
9c
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Griesedieck
2 %
its
2%
900
27% May
Jan
3
%
May
13% Jun
43% May
3'/8
.9%
9%
4,400
81/2
Jan
14%
Apr
Gulf &
Western
811
9A
10,600
6%
Jan
101/4
Feb
Gulton
Industries
Jan
21
A com
Feb
7%
900
6%
Jan
1%
1%
3,000
12
Jan
18%
18 %
20%
17,200
12%
Jun
'
*
'
'
11%
Apr
2%
Apr
Apr
14%
28%
7%
5.
class
Industries Inc
Apr.
3A May
Jan
1%
Products
Stores
7%
Jan
11
1
Warrants
13%
Jun
•?
10
3,800
Jan
2%
Aug
4% May
13%
800
10%
Jan
19
191/4
9,900
14%
Jan
300
10%
Jan
7.50
14%
141/4
1,5 %
2,800
10%
Jan
37%
37%
100
33 Va
Jan
141/4 Aug
17% May
39% May
91/8
10%
4,200
BVtt
Jan
13% May
Gulf
American
Land
Gulf States Land
—32.50
10%
•
33 Va
:———1
17%
32
34
16%
•
7,100
18%;
13,100
&
American'Cbi'p—J
B
161/8
15%
16%
3%
3%
•>111
-2,600
4%'
4%
1,800
3,700
10%. Jan
21
o
61/4
9
■
6 V\
■'
5%
Hazel
Apr
Jan
8% May
39
40%
1,000
25% Jan
31%
341/2.
1,400
26
\5%
'5%
6%
36,700
2%
Jan
14%
14%"
151/2
28,200
7%
Jan
42% Apr
'37% Apr
1. 8% May
"'20% May
.Jan
:i
,
1
10
Inc
L
Light-
25
Co
2
Jan
Jan
9%
27% July
46% Jan
4%
6%
34
4%
4%,
14,400
6%
6
2,100
31
33
73
1% Jan
6
600
Aug
24%
,
Apr
6% May
9% Mar
o'
Jan
11%
12%
1,600
22%
23 V*
300
12%
12%
12%
1,100
7
75%,
76%,
700
63
37
May
15% Mar
4
Jan
76%
Jan
12
_
vr 1
7
Jan
19% Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,500
•
4%
~4%
~4%
58,000
•
39
41%
7,300
26
Mar
17%
Apr
76%
,
Alfg
4% Jan
Bishop Inc
Corp..
10c
*■
1
8% Apr
Mining
Heller
4%
(W E)
5%%
& Co
Hercules
Payne Inc
Galion
4,100
9%
Jan
2,000
45 y*
Aug
67% Mar
40%
39%
41%
4,000
32 Vs
Jan
40% July
17%
17%
3%
3%
3%
1
25c
—,
Products
Jan.
2,600
14%
48
10c
pfd
preferred
&
3%
8%
14%
*
100
100
10c
Corp
Helmerich
8%,
Apr
10% Mar
47% May
/ 9% Jun
Jan
46
13 %
12%
*
Inc
8%
1%
Jan
4% July
25%
14%
25c
Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Heli-Coil
39%,
48
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
Hecla
%
10c
Co
Hazeltine
34V2
r
—r—
—
Lithographing
Apr
6%
3% Jan
.100
Hastings Mfg
4
Jan
40%
;
Ham
Havana
21J|
21
May
.
American dep rets ord
10c
1
Stores
29% May
3,600
2
Electric
Jan
Hi—
Co
Plywood Corp—
Hartford
22%
4,400
56%
Harbor
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Apr
26
54'%
Hall Lamp
36% May
20%
25'A
56
11
200
25%
21% July
29 % Jun
H
H
,.,50% May
Jan
21
1
1
5Cc
Inc.
Jan
8V2
1.
;
& Industries
Mar
26%
Corp
Industries
19% July
141/4
,
34% Jan
14%
—1
class
Chemical
Lakes
Guerdon
141/e
,
i
11
——
5% Mar-
Feb
Feb
5
Co
.1,500
.
94%
Inc
Co
17
1
Ltd—
reg—,—_—10s
Duraloy (The) Co__
1
Durham Hosiery class B common
*
Duro Test Corp.
:
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
Dynalectron Corp
10c
Dynamics Corp of America
:
1
Dunlop Rubber
2
1%
10%
—
*'
2%
9
Drug Fair-Community Drug
r
31,800
Co
Western
Apr
9%
121/2
Co
36
*
Hartfield
Driver
34%
'..7,400
nreferred series A
6%
19V4
Co
10% May
4% Jan
--
,
19%
.
class
com
Manufacturing
Great
%
,45
Exploration
Drilling: &
Jun
--
—
11%
Co
Grand Rapids
Gray
Apr
14%
Corp—_1
18
9%
Great American Industries Inc
Apr
6%
Ltd
Brewery
Draper
Feb
18%
Corp
9%
1
10%
•
Goldfield Consolidated
151
•
—
23,400
18%
Gorham Corporation
Jan
stock--—*
*
'
Jun
15%
11%
preferred
12V2
—1
—
Apr
9
14%
15
5uc
Goodman Manufacturing Co
41
7,900
*
Corp
4%
Jan
5
;
Corporation
~23A-
2%
ord
Jan
4Va
£l
Corp:
Giannini Controls
Feb
11,300
1,200
1%
10,400
*
(Adolf)
17,100
5A
1,200
8%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gobel
%
7
7%
2%
7%
1%
Apr
Apr
32% Mar
91/4 Aug
71/2 July
4% Jan
May
2%
10%
Union
71/2
l:
4% Jan
Feb
Jan
3 %
7%
1
Globe
181/2
%
51/4'-
common
preferred——
Dorsey
700
6%
Ltd
Co
8
'
Chemical Co Ltd
Tar
7,500
5%
;
& Coal
Dominion
10
6%
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
5,400
71/2
Jan
341/4
1,000
39%
102%
Jan
7%
1
Apr
,12% May;
Feb
2
7%
/
.
Jun
9%
7
Dixon Chemical & Research—
Dominion Steel
26%
1,200
u
—10s
Diversey Corp
—.
1
Dixilyn Corp class A conv__—
4
Dominion
200
1,600
41/2
2
35
Aug
98% Jan
12% Mar
23
Jan
11%
7 Vs
reg
Dome Petroleum Ltd
4%
91/4
17%
7%
July
137
1
Ltd—<
dep rets ord
281/2
25c
Supermkts
1st preferred
Amer
•
3,600
7
com—10c
10
Ltd
Quality
Distillers
1,600
"
6
11
141/2 July
6% Jan
32%,
8
:
9%
.
11%
9%
Manufacturing—__1
&
2,160
6%
33%
Desilu Productions Inc
10,300
41/4'
1
Mfg
Jun
271/4:
50c
—5
100
—:
;
5%
8%
9
'
—1
Inc_____
Dayco Corp class A pref
Day
1,000
15%
14%
Brothers Inc—
Davidson
5%
7
7%
——20
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred
Jan
5%
5 Vs.
__50c
6%
2,400
—2.50
Plywood
Glenmore Distilleries
8,800
100
3
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
General
$4.60
35
2%
2%
1
Glass Tite Industries Inc
.7%, -81/4
8
35
3
7%
common
General Gas Corp
Giant
50c
High
,
1
Corp
Electric
General
Gilchrist
Dairies——.—i
Low
1
"wts"
Co
General Development
Gilbert
Crystal
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100;
General
*
•
common
preferred
5%
Giant Yellowknife Mines
Daltch
Shares
Mar
15% Mar
;
for Week
Low
Genung's Incorporated.
32% July
14% Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
" 8%
:
Jan
9% July
•
Aug
34%
Jan 'r ;
5
19%
•
8% Apr
18% Mar
Jan
2%
Apr
10% May
Jan
....
200
9
9%
...
20
29%
40
Jan
67
..
500
10
•
common—1
common—:
6 %
27
27%
-j.
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A—
2,200
28
28
V.,
28
■
3%.
6 %
—
*
—
6%
11 %
900
3,000
3% May
6% July
200
16%
100
3%
3%
.
Crystal Oil & Land Co common— _10c
—
16%
86
Gatlneau
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
General
7%
7%.
—
16%
•
partic_
7%
96
5
(MdU__
"A"
Crown Drug Co_.——
Cuban Tobacco Co
36
Is. 5
_
_
Crown
%
-1
_
Crown
2
Sales
Range
G
Feb
700
8
Week's
of Prices
Jun
„
Petroleum
R
17%
20%
7%
dep receipts (ord rejj)_ __£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_ _50c ■*
Par
17% July
15%
20
American
Class
Jan
Feb
18
17%
20
& Reynolds common
Last
Sale Price
High
15%
Ml.
— —
Courtaulds Ltd—
Cubic
Low
High
—
.1.50
Creole
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
—
preferred class A
$1
Shares
»
non-voting
Coro Inc
Corroon
for Week
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
(H)
Corby
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
102
15 Va
July
100
40
Jan
70
103'%
Jan
80%
Jan
19% May
—
19
36,600
6%
3,400
3%
106
Jan
5
May
Apr
May
E
Company
tavern
Eastern
States
Eastern
'
—
Inc——^
Corp common
9%
9%
1
10
42%
25
—20c
1.
:
____
Freightways
•
i.
class A
Co
Can
Eastern
51/2
■51/2
A
28
100
"
28
Aug
13 »/8 May
33 %. Jan
1,400
-,-5%
25%
9%
1,600
43%
3%
2314
4,100
51
Jan
.
Jan
•
8%
Apr
Apr
3IV4 May
$7
172%
Jan
180
Apr
$6 preferred
153
Jan
171
Apr
preferred series A——;—
*
series B
—v
_*
Edo Corporation
——-—-—1
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd
1
Electric Bond
Si Share,
-5
-
Electrographic
Corp,——.
&
—1
Corp
America
of
33%
34%
8,200
\
16%
—
"
—
.
'
"
Emery Air-Freight Corp__—20c
Jan
24'%
28%
—
—
6
%■(-
29% May
20% May
12%. Feb
6%
9
5
28% May
12% May
Jan
Jan
34%
3,900
22%
Jan
100% 100 %
10
94'A
Jan
28%
5,100
12%
31%
■
141/2 May
9% Apr
Jan
.
27%
_
A
■.'
1
Steel Corp
1st preferred
Manufacturing Co—
41/2
common—1
—;—10
—.—1
Erie
Forge
6%
Ero
53
cum
&
Espey Mfg & Electronics
,J
20,100
400
4%
8%' ,9
38V2 Mar
IO21/2
Jan
Jun
30% July
2,000
20%
2,800
14
6
~6%
6%
32
9,100
13%
18,000
6
180%
5%
■:
Instrument—:—1
Co__1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc—
A
1
Petroleum
Felmont
Filmways
preferred
Fishman
Fox
Porter
&
(M
Tiger
City
Head
Fresnillo
1
1
Line Inc__
1
Canada-
-
(The)
(Geo A >
For
12
6%
186%'
4,300
17,900
7%
Z
8%
1,200
20Vs.
113
800
9,500
20,300
3fa.
11%' 12%
5%
5%
8
8%
16%
May
65% May
5% Mar-
3% Jan
61/2
Jan
6
Aug
91/2 Mar
Jan
281/2 May
23% Mar
16%
•-
4%
9
131/2 July
Aug
3%
Feb
11% May
'sa
Jan
Jan
17%.
2,200
5,500
5,000
16,800
5% Aug
130
.
10
Apr
195% May
Jan
5% Jan.
11
17
Jan
1% Jan
2% Jan
5%
5
4"%
9%
May
24% Apr
2^ May
4% Apr
14%
7%
9%
17%
Jan
Jun
Mar
Jan
__
" 14%
1
5
13
Co—-
5
1-
29%
13,800
16
Jan
13%
300
12
Jan
14%
12,900
*9%
131'%
*
10%
1%
3%
7%
28
Jan
13%
13%
3%
—10c
3,000
1,200
145
145
13%
j
-
3% Feb
10% Jan
4% Jan
4%
14%
7%
13%
6%
•
152
13%
3%: ,4
5
5%.
12
13%
42
50c
9'/a
'
Hofmann
Industries
Hollinger
Consol
Mines
Gold
5
50c
1
*
Horn
(Geo
class
A-
&
A)
Hardart
&
Hoskins
(The)
B
8%
Jan,
3,200
2%
Jan
1,900
8%
Jan
9
9%
1,400
3%
Jan
1%
600
1%
see page
36
May
,17% Mar
7% Feb
.
Jan
14% May
12% Apr
,
2%
Apr
25%
27
3,700
18%
Jan
27% Aug
1%
2
10,300
%
Jan
3% May
14%
1,800
4%
Jan
17% May
36%
300
29%
Jan
43
9%
10%.
7il
Jan.
8%
9%
4,100
2,300
7A
Jan
12%. Apr
11%. Apr
150
33%
Jan
38%
May
189%
34
174
42
100
33%
34
145
Products
1,200
36% May
53
Jan
110
96
Jan
103
Jan
100
30
Jan
35
Apr
15y# May
34
34
10
10%
400
7%
Jan
18%
19%
1,100
15%
Jan
25
18%
19 V*
600
14%
Jan
25%
27
29
4,800
27 %
Aug
1
29
5 Va
5
5%
23,900
18'%
600
2%
20%
20
22%
27%
27%
28
33%c
10%
9%
11"%
2,40o
7% May
9% Aug
£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent
Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
9%
45
14"%
9%
44%
14%
10%
46
15%
4,700
7,700
7,800
9
Co
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
17%
17%
20,600
800
Apr
Apr
51% May
Jan
—10c
1
2.50
—5
Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc
Hycon
Jan
550
42
1
Inc
Apr
180
37%
5
Co
Inc class A com
Apr
99% 100
168
Jun
42
8.200
75
3,500
' 11,300
3,100
5,000
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
6
18
9%
31%
15%
21
160
IMC
Magnetics
American
Indust
Corp
Chemical
Imperial
dep
July
24%
Apr
19% July
31%
Apr
16
26 V*
32% Mar
Jun
16%
Apr
Industries—
rets
ord
reg
Electronic Hardware
37%
Jan
11% May
47% May
13
Jan
16% May
Jan
9% Mar
9% May
10%
84%
Corp—50c
7
_25c
1
—
9%
10%
83%
84"%
6%
7%
6%
7%
27%
18%
32,200
153
2,000
9% Aug
10%. Aug
Jan
87% Mar
4%
Jan
9% May
4%
Jan
9%
18%
Jan
30%
Jan
24% Mar
80
Apr
Jun
Aug
Apr
Apr
Jun
May
Mar
May
July.
17% Jun
- ;
5
Apr
5% May
19% May
48% May
Industrial
Plywood Co Inc—
Corp class A
Inland
Credit
Inland
Homes
Insurance
Co
International
1
Corp
of
International
Iowa
Inc
Public Service Co
Ironrite
Irving
3.90%
Manufacturing
Chute
Israel-American
-
Oil
10%
39%
104
103%
10% 10"%
6%
38%
6%
33V3C
1
pfd—100
1
8%
2%
7%
2%
i
Inc
Air
1
23 %
18
—.——5
Products—
Royalty
Fireman
5
—1
—
Corp
Oil Company
Intex
Investors
Iron
America
North
Breweries
International Holdings
6%
18%
105%
Corp
—
19 %
80
19%
39%
6%
8%
2%
1.500
2,500
^
500
9,700
3,500
600
1,000
2,300
3,000
20
o
76%
Jan
108%
Aug
12% Mar
Aug
40
b-Vt
July
3% May
Jan
15%
Jan
23%
5%
Peb
8%
18%
Jan
6 Va
6 Vs
6%
2,600
1
10c
33"%
%
30%
%
33%
fa
2.503
25,803
Feb
9% May
7% May
2
July
11%
19%
1
Apr
Aug
9%
85
80
Jun
30%
76% July
i
footnotes,
Mar
8%. Feb
25
Jan
13%
*'
common
Vitamin
Hudson
9,200
3%
-
5
Motors
(Harvey)
Class
10%
3%
10
36%
14
•
Mfg Co
Electric
Hubbell
2
100
2.50
common
preferred
5%
26%
7.50
Co
Hardart Baking Co
&
Horn
Ltd
Co
B
Hormel
10
12%' 12%
4
Feb
6% Jan
*
Oil
Class
300
;•
*
Holophane Co
Home
21%
2%
.
1%
25c
Inc
200
% May
14% July
5
6%
27%
—
29%
1
Company
4Vb
14%
3%
12%
19,600
.
19%
1J1
3
5%
8%
17%
——1.25
Enterprises:
Brewing Co—
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
.—8
2.50
——
Co—
H) Co Inc
Motor of
7%
20%
1%
3V8
6
Jan
Construction
10c
60c convertible
Forest
—10c
Corp__
Firth Sterling Inc
Ford
1
common
Fischer
'
25c
General
Financial
17o
....
10c
,
Corp
Inc
First National Realty &
Flying
1
—
Federated Purchaser class A
Corp
1
Uranium Mines Ltd
Oils Ltd
Fargo
900
fa
121/8
1
Drilling
Seaboard
7
fa
13%
F
Falcon
800
10c
Fabrex
Faraday
600
41/8 )Jan
471/2
~
6%
19%
%
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
Corp
Fairchild Camera &
9,900
4%'
13%=
•>
20
1-1
1
10c
—
Esquire Inc——
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Eureka Corporation Ltd.
9
v
4%
531/2
——
Hoffman International Corp
Howell
4%
52%
4%
10c
Equity Corp common,
$2 convertible preferred
1
—2.50
(R) & Co Inc common
Class
1,100
3%
7 %
20%
10 %
"warrants"
Hotels
Hilton
Hoe
Inc
Supermarkets
Holly Corporation
Feb
2,600
Jun
Hill's
18% May
11V* Feb
13%
2%
7%
3
10
50c
Holly Stores Inc
Jan
2,700
v
Apr
20
July
9%
Apr
1% May
34% July
Jan
16%
.
3,600
10%
5%
./ 33 %
pfd_l—100
1
Empire National Corp
15
12,300
9%
10
10
5%
Empire District Electric 5%
15%
1,000
8%
8%
251/8
8,600
14
40
"
*
•-
26%
13%)
Jan
t& Jan
16,900
24%, 25%
24 V\
19%
1,000
18%
25%
25%
•
1
Inc__———
5,200
20%: 22%
Co_
—.-50c
Missile Facilities—25c
Electronics
1%
18
Specialty
Electronic
1%
341/4
—10c
Electronic Communications
El-Tronics
4,100
1 %
Electronic Research Associates Inc__10c
Electronic
31%
:-t
—
Corp.
Assistance
Electronic
281/2
30
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible preferred
May
Apr
Peb
36% Mar
'
A
Jan-.
K
May
34
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(662)
.
.
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 11)
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Jeannette
Glass
—1
Jupiter
Oils
21 Vi
7,600
6%
7%
4,000
,15c
Ltd
21%
63A
19%
.10c
Inc.
2%
258
3
Jan
21V4 Aug
Mt
6% July
10% May
Mount
121/4
118
18,200
Jan
3j&
Apr
Diablo
Company.
Mills Inc
Tel &
States
2%
4
600
2%
4
2%
3%
100
High
Jan
Jan
3 % May
Mai
4
4
100
3%
Feb
4% May
18%
19
1,400
14%
Jan
19% Mai
4
2.50
12.50
301/4
28%
30%
19,400
24 VB
Jan
36%
1
Tel
class
Videotronics
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
com
Vernon
Mountain
MPO
Shares
4
1
Products
preferred
6%
Co
Industries
Me-tal
Clemens
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Mt
Jetronic
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Range
Friday
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
20%
19%
20%
5,000
8%
Feb
25% Mar
A
A.pr
K
TV
Muntz
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
&
14,600
8%
Jan
3 J/4
7,200
3
Jan
95
Mar
13%
May
100
Muskegon
Piston
Apr
Muskogee
10
32
27%
32
9,200
25%
Jun
36%
46%
45%
47J/2
3,000
42 J/2
Jun
49% July
25
24%
25%
6,500
18
Jan
31
11%
11%
12 %
1,500
11
Mar
& Co
13%
13%
1,100
12J/2
Jan
2%
7
20
31 %
8 V2
8%
800
~7%
"7%
4,300
May
29'A
Jan
8,200
2,400
Apr
54% Mar
Jan
9%
7% JluY
Jan
16% May
4,900
Jan
26
44%
~8%
2.50
10
50c
Co
4
7,300
5%
24%
44
13% May
13%
25c
com
Ring
5%
5Vz
26
1
5
Co
96
1
new
1
Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Apr
4% May
96
l
:
Co
(Del)
(Walter)
11%
3%
100
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
11%
3%
5
Chemical
Kawneer Co
pfd
11%
50c
;
2.50
Drug Company
Kawecki
4
Company
Electric 4'%%
&
Gas
Corp
Muter
Company
33
38% July
11% Apr
Jan
6
Jan
Apr
N
Kilembe
Copper
Cobalt
Ltd
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
2%
10c
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
!
2H
3
1%
__
i
3,200
A
ii!
Feb
4% May
Feb, ~
2%
Apr
Nachman
1.25
2%
2%
2%
5,800
IV2
Jan
4 J/8 May
Namm-Loeser's
l
3%
3 Vb
3 J/4
5,700
2 J/4
Jan
4
Napco
l
Apr
13%
13%
13%
1,100
9%
Feb
20%
Apr
22 %
21J/4
22%
5,400
16 '/a
Jan
26
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
1
%
%
A
6,100
A
Jan
1
18%
17%
18%
7,600
12'/o
Jan
Kleinert
5
29
29
29
200
21 J/u
Jan
51,200
3%
Jan
2,400
21 J/4
Klion
(H L)
Inc
Knott Hotels
Kostin
Rubber Co
25c
5
Corp
Corp
Kratter
$1.20
Corp
class
1
1
8%
9%
9,900
4%
12%
13%
21,300
7%
6%
7%
2,300
6
1
5
51%
30%
31%
650
30
1
lb
lo
lo/B
3,*uJ
National
Brewing Co
(Mich)
Apr
11%
Casket
Company
25%
14J/2
200
July
19 Va Mar
National
Electric
24%
16,900
18 J/2
Jan
27% May
National
Equipment
25 J/8
10,900
18 '/a
Jan
27 J/4 May
National
Mfg
27
*
Apparel
33J%c
3
2%
3 J/8
8,700
2
Jan
3% May
10
9%
10%
4,900
5%
Jan
12% May
National Petroleum
National
Inc
Radio
Shore
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Larchfield
1,500
25
Jun
47
Mar
National
Telefilm
7.700
12%
Jan
36 J/2
Jun
National
Transit
3 1/4
1,300
J/2
Jan
National
Union
Corp
—
1
1,200
900
17%
61/8
——
5
1,900
5%
13%
17J/8
—
51/8
51/2
6 '/a
6 Vb
—
10
Inc
4%
13 J/4
5 J/2
5
6%
2% July
800
4
6J/2
Jan
7
Jan
Nedicks
Jan
Nelly
4% July
5J/2
Jan
12% May
17%
1,600
13%
Jan
5%
Jan
National
18'% May
300
Salle
Lee
Extension
Motor
Lessona
University
8% May
5%
Jan
8 Vb
Jan
Products
class
3,000
6 Vb
Aug
800
37J/2
Aug
5
9
A
1
Corp
Board
Lefcourt
to
Realty
Tourneau
New
May
Video
25c
(R G)
Inc
Class
9%
12%
——
24
'
141/a
14,;
15%
71/2
71/2
7 J/2
1
—
16 »/2
14%
23
22 J/2
Y"_.
7,700
'
23
7,200
fY
>
47'
14.
Idrla
41/2
41/2
200
1%
1 1/2
13 J/4
—
>,
Park
New
Process
•
Loral
Electronics
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Corp.
13%
(The)
Corp
38
25c
Co
Jan
25%
Jun
3%
Jan
2,400
lJ/8
Jan
Nickel
2'/8 May
500
10%
Jan
12,800
_
Apr
13 J/2 May
500
18
Jan
41 J/2
41..
41%
600
31 VB
12 Vb
12J/a
12%
675
10%
2%
2%
13,600
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4
3%
7,300
1%
Jan
4 J/2 May
6,500
19%
Jan
2%
1
—
—
♦
'
3 J/2
3'/a
40J/2
39%
,
5%
Apr
Mar
46 J/2
Apr
11%
10%
12%
3,900
10% Aug
13%
Aug
2
19%
19%
20 J/2
2,000
13 J/a
Jan
28
41%
53 J/4 May
25
39 J/2
Jan
57%
Apr
IVb
Jan
2 J/2
May
42
900
20%
22
1,700
20 J/4
48
1
46%
48%
6,600
1V2
1%
17,300
IJ/2
Apr
Feb
Aug
28
41
20%
1
20
.
,
July
Feb
1
8,100
%
Jan
29
28%
30*
13,300
19%
Jan
30% Aug
1
12%
12%
13%
1,900
8%
Jan
17
1
1%
1%
6,800
1
Feb
1% May
20
124
Feb
173% Mar
%
%
7/a
50c
Col".
Land
1%
134
.
136
Apr
*
30%
30%
31%
1,000
23%
Feb
32%
Jun
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
43%
43%
44%
1,400
27%
Jan
45
Aug
Co
%
6 %
6%
—1
4%
5 %
.1
2%
2%
2%
■4,600
5%
4,000
m.
27,100
tfr Jan
,
1
—
1A May
% Jan
}g
6 %
1
Ltd
Mines
North
Southern
&
31%
Jan
16%
Jan
20% Mar
North
60%
Jan
79% July
Northeast
27%
26%
27'%
1,300
16
Jan
291/a July.
/
185
25'%
Jan
31% May
Northern
4,900
8 'A
Jan
12% May
North
25
1%
1
5%
Co
50
Oils
RR
1% May
ff% May
4%
Feb
700
4
Feb
6
200
2
Jan
4% May
11,800
Ltd
1%
5%
1%
213 Mar
Jan
Jan
59
84
6% May
67% May
90%
Jan
86%
105
"~%
%
%
8,700
1
9%
8%
9%
2,500
6%
Feb-.
10c
5%
5%
6%
23,900
3%
Jan
1
17%
17
17%-
Petroleum Corp.—___l^._20c
10%
10%
10%*
12,900
9 %
9%
10 %
22; 900
Pub
Nova. Industrial
1
Corp
of
Corp
Ltd
Mines
(Del)
Amer
86
pfd__100
4%%
Serv
Nickel
July
Aug
4 %
10
59
59
1
Ind
Rankin
Nuclear
inc
Airlines
Penn
11'/4
Railway
Royalties
Canadian
North
—.1
—L.
Inc.
American
3,500
30
45
Jan
22
*
Mines
Rim
6,700
-
Tel
Watch Co
Co
Lites
Noma
39%
30
Jan
20
Y
46 J/4 Mar
May
75
10 '/a.
Apr
22
Y.¬
20Va May
7
201/4
■
Apr
23
Jan
Jan
22% May
371/4
10%-
_
Mining Co
Auction
20
—
Apr
31%
12 J/4
17%
25c
&
73
2
A May
31
1,800
10,800
1
Arizona
York
20
2.50
1
.
—
Chem
&
&
York
10c
:L
4
1% Mar
25,200
A
18 »/2
27%
1
_
Zinc
New
75
-
2
A
18
25%
Apr
10
J/8
2
18
20c
A
__
&
New
8
30c
&
Exploration
Silver Lead Mines
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
1
Service
Friday
1 J/2
1
Co
2 J/2
Jun
Aug
27
30c
.
_
wi
347.- May
Norfolk
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
_
.
—
Co
Min
Jersey
Mexico
Nipissing
25c
—
.
Clock
New
Bartlett—
A
class
Tel &
England
Haven
New
Apr
May
Feb
18
16 J/4
10c
—
—
Corp
Inc
•261/4 May
,
Jan
Feb
7%
725
21 J/2 Mar
Feb
50c
__
Mur
New
Jan
4 J/2
Jan
8 Vb
700
Apr
«
Jan
7
50
16%
5
&
10%
1,600
'
1
Chain
Kessler
28,900'r .■•'.2Va July/,
2%
12%
1
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Steel
21%
12 Vs
10
common.
preferred
Lockwood
2%
3
_
Corp
common
New
Corp
11%
—
Associates
Co
Inc
New
54 J/2 Mar
Li-,
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Locke
7
39%
2,000
4,200
13%
14% July
8
Leonard Refineries Inc
5%
38 J/2
—
17%
17%
15%
13%
•
Ltd
Electric
Stores
Don
Nestle-Le
Big
June
on
"61%
6 J/2
5
Transferred
Jan
16%
14 J/2
■
New
La
Le
30
33%
3
12
17J/4
10
Chemical
Car
31%
3
Industries
&
Steel
29%
1
Industries
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
Starch
32
31/8
4%
Mar
31% Mar
2
.
Macninery
29 J/2
1
38
Aug
1
Inc.
_
Rubber
1
Corp.:
Ltd-
3"% July
Jan
July
16 VB
15%
...25c
Ltd
Industries
Presto
National Research Corp
1
Electronics
Mines
78
Jun
1
1
Rental Ltd..
National
Lake
2%
72
9%
1
Machines-
Weld
Stores
&
National
Lafayette
Apr
16 VB May
July
Mar
National
L'Aiglon
9%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Hess
National Company Inc
Corp—
common
9%
Apr
lOc
Electronics
Class A
12% May
7%
37%
Bellas
24%
24%
17% May
Jan
12%
Corp
25
Feb
Feb
3%
2,300
1
Bowl-O-Mat
24 %
14
7%
22,600
8%
-1
National
National
24
24%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
8%
10% May
4,300
9%
8%
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Alfalfa
Jun
14%
A
preferred
convertible
Kulka
25%
7%
7.50
.1
(The)
8%
7% Mar
12%
9
9%
1
Inc
% May
National
(IB)
12
1
Inc
Industries
11
8%
—5
Corp
Apr
.% May
1
frt Jan
13 % May
8 %■ May
M
MacFadden
Mack
Publications Inc
Trucks
Macke
Inc
1
warrants.
Mackey
Airlines
Inc.!.
Service
29%
26
28
332/36
^
1%
10c
3%
Majestic Specialties Inc
*
1
Tire
&
Communication
Martin
Co
Oil
Menasco
Mfg
%
Jan
1% May
Apr
Manufacturing
Co.—____
3%
4%-
%
15,200
20
20%
32
34
44%
41%
44%
Jan
4
Apr
Ohio
Brass
7%
Apr
Ohio
Power
Jun:
Okalta- Oils
Old
22
4,100
19 % July
25
Jan
44)4
Apr
2,000
30%
57
Apr
500
5,500
41/a
300
39
42
1
38V4
38
40
*
12
11 J/2
12%
8
Jan
Jan
6%
200
warrants
8%
50C
1
Co
188%
8%
21/2
1
Co—;
6%
Town
40c
26
1
4'%/%'■ preferred——.^.100
Co..
13
Corp
et
8%
4%
5%
45% May
Jun
46'/a
Apr
Oxford
14% Mar
Oxford
Manufacturing,
Pacific
Clay
6'/a
8%
Jan
Electric
class
A
"7650/
21%
4%
22 %
3%
Chemical
Michigan
13,200
2
Jan
3
Michigan Sugar Co
1221%
Jan
202'%
4
Jan
201/4
hi
30"%
100
131/2
%
Jan
23'/a
7% May
Jan
1,000
.
Jan
1,500
6%
5'%
5%
800
5'%
24% Mar
;
«■
5'%%
Jun
Products
& Electric 6%
Pacific Gas
11/4 Mar
32%
Feb
13'%
14%
2,200
10'%
Jan
2%
10
preferred
Micromatic
Microwave
5%
2%
Hone
11%
1
Corp
Associates
Inc..
—
—
1st
40%
300
30%
31%
2,600
27%
28
40%
8
1st pfd—25
preierred
27%
•»
26%
1st preferred
—1
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
5%
37
2%
3,200
Jan
200
11%
2'%
7%
Oil
Midwest
Mill
Corp
$1
conv
preferred—*
Abrasive
Factors
5'%
:
27%
"
4
700
25%
-
Jan /
25%
2,100
24%
700
24%
Wohl
Co
Jan
13
Feb
#'/a
Jan
14
Jan,
60% Mar
Pacific
Industries
6% May
Pacific
Lighting
Electronics Corp.
5 Vb
14'%
25
4Vb
Jan
1,500
.
11 J%
Jan
21J/4
21%
1,200
19 »/8
18'%
20'%
5,600
14%
17
Jan
19%
Jan
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
dividend
$4.40
May
Feb
$4.75
Company!'
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
RR-
14
12%
104
100
pfd
-v
11%
104
7%
2,300
Airlines' Inc.!—
15
$4.75
5%
Jan
97/a May
800
12%
104
,
.
Jan
39%
19%
11 %
Jan
25
99
Jan
1
7
24%
700
24
Aug
6%
1,300
5
13%
104
Jan
•
28 %
Molybdenum
(Can)
Corp of
.
Ltd
Jan
8 %* May
7%
4,300
3%
Jan
W*
1%
12,500
%
Jan
1%
Jun
37%
37%
39%
6,100
32%
Jun
45'/a
Apr
23%
25%
1,400
21
July
297/a
1
Warrants
Pacific
7
8% May
Monongahela
4.40%
POwer
Industries
_
1
.
3%
3%
4
4.50%
Co—
preferred
-100
preferred series B
-100
preferred series C
-100
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investor* Service partic pref.
Morse
For
Electro
87»%
88 J/4
96
see page
36
96
-
145%
•'
"25c
Products.!.
footnotes,
6% May
Jan
96
87%
1451/4-145'%
60'A
9'%
88
8%
61
9'%
82%
100
87'% Aug
144
310
50
4;40Q
Jan
54
-•
••
July
Feb
4% Mar
Light
4-
Pantepec Oil
Pen
Co
class
Patino
150
May
Feb
Pato
of
Canada
Corp.
Ltd
Traffic
63 '/a May
Penn
Pentron
—
Gold Dredg. Ltd
Metal Products
Consolidated
Peninsular
12
-May
A
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
93
pfd
10%
12
90%
Co.
Electronics
Corp.—
.
94%
12,000
22%
Apr,
Jan
Feb
24
.
23 % May
Jan •-
6%' Feb
'
25
Jan
V 22
'.
16% May
*
95 %
Aug
102 '%-
2
2
1
2
1
—1
2.50
1
86%
•'
Jan
99
130
Jan
150
84
Jan
40
2%
3%
3,200
12%
18,500,.
8 Vb
7%
94% Mar'
91%
70
290,
86%
3%
Jan
Jan
630
95%
11%
7%
100
Chemical Company..
.
1
Electrochemical Corp class A__10c
Parker
3%
12
3,500
150
102% 104%
23%
23%
24%-
43 %
46%
3,300 .>•'
1%
1%
1%
12,400
I!
13% .Apr•
15,300
58
July
2.7% Mar:
July,
22% Jun.,
-
"
28% Jan
,
.
1
Jan
:
■
%"
A
/
7%
19-
,
19%
3,600
/
11
"2%
10%. 12
.
7%
600"
10% July
Feb-
1,500
7,200
8% .Jan
T%
57/b
*
4% May:
2% July
"
6%
Jan/'
3%
3,100
,
7%
9,200-,
213
-
6 /
400
6%
AprMay
'Aug
1-2%
3%
May
20
5,000
9%
15%
Jan
1,100
20
2A
12
Feb
21
20
3%
Apr
Feb
18%
8%
11%
7
18%
2%
1%
1% May
Jan
4% Jan-
*.
14
8%
.
68%. Apr.
-
500
8%
7%
9%
11
9% May
108%. Mar.
-
'
"
Apr
47/a May
"
.-
Jan
50
-
1,300
46%
.
V8
99%- Feb.
•.
6,600
57.
-
*
5
50%'
Mar
*
90% Mar
Jan-
9% Jan
*
55%
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
99
-May,
5%
Corp
89% July
Jan
91
20
150
&
new class A Wi—50c
Tubes.——————
*
Pall Corp class A———
1
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Class
'
'4.80%
3%
5,700
Ltd.!!.
Page-Hersey
Park
Precision
300
86%
———
—*
Power
Paddington
,
Park
Monogram
22%
147% 148
1
1
Airlines
Petroleums
Apr
-
1
,
America
preferred
Northern
Warrants
Apr
Aug
23%
Molybdenite Corp
95%
dividend preferred—
dividend preferred
Pacific
Jun
6%
~6%-
1,200
86'%
$4.50 preferred—
preferred
Pacific
Apr
Jun
26 %
23% July
100
23 Vb
89
11%
conv
13%
1,900
24%
10c
Vctfs"--
24%
22 %
Inc..
dividend
Apr
23'%
24%
35
•
Light 5%
7%
14
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
7%
50
:
1st
28% July
27% July
•,
•
24%
22 %
preferred—25
preferred—25
May
341%
2H/4
50c
common
convertible preferred
4%%
Milo
1st
redeemable
4.36%
10"%
$4.36
Miller
redeemable
600
5'/a
-
Feb
6,300
141/4
28% Mar
•
Jun
25 %
10'%
2.50
Corp
25
25%
4.50%
Feb
*'
Jan'
25%
40%
5
Co
Apr
32 y4 May
.-
27%
1,200
25%
lO'/a
50c
Investment
Apr
20% Mar
*■
Midland
Mid-West
Apr
45 %
July
30% Jan
....
5%
38'%
~
38'%
1
.
26 %
9'% July
July
13 '/a
.1
Feb?
6% May]
Jan
Aug
10,700
6%
8
1
common
15%
Jan
13,900
10c
Corp.,
Aug
10% May,
Jan
15%
1,700'.
5%
Miami Extruders Inc.
21%
•■
13%, Jan
2,800
Aug
64% May
Jan
5% Aug
100
15%
5%
Jan
16
3,500.
21%
22
Jan
52
12,600
6%
4%
1
com—1
3%
Jan
...
3 VB May
5,900 *
53
'
15%
1
Corp...
Jan
Jun
27,300
29'/a
29 J/2
5
Feb
36'%
2%
20 J/4
—
26
1,900
57%
5%
12% Jun
30%
,971. /AprA May
";7% Aug
'
20 %.
5%
1
Securities——
Overseas
10 %• Jan
57%
21
—5
1
—
%
23,500
8%
4%
Corp..—5
15%. May..
Jun
^, '89% /Jan
8,200
7
._
Opelika Mfg Corp
O'Sullivan Rubber
%
...—_.—1
common!
preferred
21% Jun
'
\V
Aug"
25 %
1,100
93 %-:•.'" rTIYO:
: 91%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
May
4% May
9
6%
1
7
2021/2
2%
188
.
Jan,
9'%
"
26%
26
—90c
Ltd.
8,400
>
U
1
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd^
Thermit Corp
3% Mar,
11,800
6%
6%
3
16% July
-4%
'
"ex stock dist"
Ogden Corp
Aug
4'
2,200
9%
_
v
11,500
-
*
9%
Merrill Island
&
Occidental
3%
Merchants
Metal
Jun
9%
Corp
&
2%
41%:
__a_
Inc
Corp
Jan
39 Va
Maule
Johnson
1%
—£1
Ltd
Mead
Oak
10,200
32%
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
McCrory
Apr
-2.50
Ltd
Maryland Cup Corp
McCulloch
39%
Marine
Co
Industries
17%
29% May
'
Rubber
International
Marconi
o
Jan
Jan
Jan
-1,500
-
196
4%
4%
Mangel Stores
Mansfield
9
15%
19%
•
2
3 VB
,
20%
-
.
1,700
5,200
*1,600
-
'
50c
7
'A
11%
%
%
lc
_
Public
10%
28%
28
1
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporations—!———
Maine
10%
29
.
Vending Co class A
....
Apr*,
2%
Jan
Jan!
13% July
10% May:
8% May
Volume
194
Number
6081
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(663)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Low
High
Low
78%
78'A
79
100
65'A
Jan
82% July
27
25%
27
2,200
lois'/a
Feb
28
Circle
Corp
2.50
;
15%
16%
900
18%
15%
18 %
10c
35%
30'A
1
1%
lft
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
5%
4%
wi
common
Permian
Corp
Peruvian
Oils
Industries
&
Minerals
Apr
Jun
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Corp
Industries
Pioneer
Plastic
Materials &
&
Atwood
Pneumatic
&
414%
Puerto
Jan
17% May
10% Apr
8
Jan
11 % May
Smith
15 Vt
2,800
13
Aug
15 %
Aug
Sonotone
87
Jun
Apr
Soss
11%
Jan
16%
Jun
South
Coast
5% Mar
15%
Aug
South
Penn
93%
94%
510
13%
14 Vt
3,000
15%
14 Va
15%
12,500
13%
13 Ve
13%
42%
43%
20%
7,600
1,600
2Vt
10%
2,200
1
22%
22 V*
23%
2,300
11%
11%
200
55
54 Vt
55
39
400
9 %
400
(Del)—2.50
*
2ft
2 Vt
2ft
•
67 Vt
41
5%
2%
50%
2
Jan
15 % May
Apr
3% May
71
Jan
Mar
49%
Jan
5%
3,700
1
7%
7Va
7%
8,800
5%
Jan
1
19%
19 Vt
19%
1,700
12%
Jan
preferred
20
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
i
to
23%
24 V*
2,900
20 %
Jan
35%
Apr
12%
12%
1,200
10%
Jan
13
1
*
—
-100
Rico Telephone Co
86%
86%
125
87
83% Jan
88
Southern
Pipe
105
Apr
Standard
25
Feb
6,800
].<
Jan
24%
Apr
12 %
Jan
21%
Feb
Standard Metals Co
Oil
Shares
Standard
Feb
Aug
Jan
Aviation
16 %
16%
17%
2,300
21 Vt
20%
21Vt
6,800
18
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
1
6%
6 Vt
6%
1,100
21% May
8% Apr
Reda
1
18%
18%
100
(The)
&
-
»•
~6 Vt
1
Dev
Corp
6 %
7
it-
w
'•
19% May
Remington Arms
Republic
Foil
Feb
4% Mar
17%
20
Jan
3%
4,400
Jun
Jan
10%
Apr
7%
7%
23,100
6
Jan
4
1
3%
4 Va
17,800
2%
Jan
8,400
%
Jan
2% May
15,600
53%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
64%
60%
Inc
1
Corp
1
Inc
65
Stelma '
~6
•
Corp
Argentine
Mining
Co
6%
7
Algom
20%
20%
10% May
4% Aug
Stone
Warrants
Rio
series
Grande
Vtc
Stop
&
B)
22
Rolls
to
Jan
3
1965
Products
1
7%
20c
Inc
pfd F
27%
14% July
Struthers
32%
Stylon
Corporation
Jan
8% Mar
Sunair
Electronics
4%
Feb
9% Mar
>
14%
2,930
8
Jun
23
Jan
May
3%
Jun
9
2Vt Feb
♦
Feb
500
7%
Jan
6,000
7%
Jan
10% Mar
%
4,700
ft Jan
Corp
—*
8%
18,300
28%
4,300
7%
Va
Wells
80%
81
78%
140
28'A
28
28%
10
31 % May
13
14
85
Feb
Apr
26 %
42%
Feb
18 % Mar
5% Mar
2,000
Jan
11
2,500
13 Vt
1
Field
£1
~6%
_30c
4%
Russeks Fifth
6}| Apr
Apr
4%
1,000
Jan
3%
900
12,000
Jan
6%
31
15% Mar
Apr
July
10 Va
3%
3%
3%
7,800
9
ft
9ft
10%
14,300
.50c
2 !A
2%
2%
2,600
1%
Jan
3
1
3%
3%
4
5,400
2%
Jan
5%
3
3%
600
2%
Jan
3% May
4%
4%
1,200
2
Jan
5
10%
8%
1,500
Jan
Petroleum
—1
Haynes
4%
1
3%
Jan
Jan
Aug
12 Va May
Mar
Apr
May
;
•
23%
23%
23%
1,500
—2.50
6%
t.6 %
7Vt
5,000
8%
8%
300
Corp Ltd
Inc
%
series
v—
4 % %
——
series
20
4.40% series
preferred
20
5.60% series
preferred
20
*
Petroleums
Petroleums
Ltd
Ltd
—
■
—
18%
Jan
5% Jan
7%
Jan
19%
■
—
-f
"
'
''
Saxon
Paper
Apr
25 %
Screen
10%
,
>
Feb
ll7/a
Apr
18
21% May
July
19
Feb
Jan
19
Mar
22 Vt
200
21V*
Jan
23 JA Mar
\i
72,400
22 Vt
22 Vt
%
%
—.
Gems
-
:
Seaboard
World
&
Airlines
Metais
Corp
_.
Inc
Bros
Inc
Leather
Shattuck
.
10 Vt
1,300
7% Mar
8%
8
Vt
8%
2,000
6%
Feb
11 %
Apr
5%
5%
2,100
4»A
Jan
7 Vt
26 Va
9%
_
—
_
.
_
_
_
_
■
10%
1,200
1 Va
1ft
1ft
4%
26,600
13%
13%
22%
71%
24%
1,600
16%
5
13%
17
26
72%
13% May
30% Apr
9% May
8% Apr
15 Va
ft Jan
2%
600
24
—
7% Aug
Jun
85%
5% July
8% Jan
28,400
4Vt
•
;
4% July
Jan
400
4%
5% May
16
May
8% Jan
22% July
■■
67% Jan .;
275
5,600
8
Apr
1|| May
Jan
35%
Feb
81
May
Aug
42% Apr
34% July
Jan
-.17
,
22%
26
20,700
1
30%
30
'
32
7,600
30
Aug
18%
18%
19
1,400
16%
Jun
14'/4
14%
700
12
Jan
16
'18 >/4
19
400
14%
Jan
46,700
2JA
Feb
23% May
4% May
(Del)
Jun
10c
■
;
2%
2%
•
3Va
21%
Jun
.
25% Mar
Feb
22%
23
300
19%
5
49
47
49
4,100
36 %
Apr
49
1
26
25%
26 V*
18
Jan
27%
Jun
1
48%
44%
50
33%
Jan
66
Apr
2.50
,.
47%
46%
49%
Jun
53% July
6 Va May
700
18,300
46
1,600
1
Petrol
5
4%
5
7,300
3%
23
Jan
10c
6
6
6%
2,400
4%
Feb
Mar
Aug
9% May
1
Die
6%
53,900
3V»
Jan
7
l
Vt
1%
6,300
%
Feb
2% Jan
3 %
3%
3%
1,700
Jan
4%
10c
2%
2%
2%
900
2%
Feb
8Va
Co
6
1%
1
Window Co class A—
&
6%
25c
Corp
8%
1,600
5'A
Jan
30%
33 Vt
11,200
28%
Jan
45% Mar
35'A
1,100
20%
Jan
35% July
37
2,300
20%
Jan
warrants
2
3
July
Apr
3% May
Jun
31%
11%
T
Talon
Inc
4%
class
B
A
common
_5
.
common
cumulative
5
preferred
*
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Operations
Technicolor
Oil
Inc
.
&
Inc
6%
Feb
8%
32%
36%
13,800
25'A May
36 Va
57
52%
58%
38,200
32
23%
28
57,800
11%
2,900
3
Jan
5%
Apr
6%
6,400
5%
Jun
14%
Feb
24%
24'A
25%
5,300
9%
Jan
18
17%
18%
13,900
16%
Aug
3%
3%
1,100
2%
Jan
1
10c
8%
25c
HVt
Inc
.
50c
1
Light
$4.56
_
pfd.
•
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see
1%
.
2 Vt
1 Vt
8%
3,700
6%
4,500
5
Feb
2%
3,600
1%
1%
4,400
95%
95
150
1%
1%
1ft
8%
8%
1,900
11'A
10%
11%
6,000
19%
19%
19%
1,300
Apr
4% May
1% Jan
Jan
Jan
lft
May
May
6%
12% May
15% May
IV* Feb
92
17,900
8%
"warrants"——.
31
34
1
Jan
11%
10c
Thew
Shovel
Co—
5
Thompson-Starrett
97
Feb
Jan
2 A
Apr
8% July
7% Jan
14%
Apr
Co
Inc
16%
16
Apr
22
Jan
May
4
'- May
10c
2%
2%
3 Va
1%
Feb
10
13 V4
13 Vt
13%
900
8%
Jan
1
8%
8%
8%
1,100
5Vt
Jan
9%
Inc
25c
27%
27%
28
600
25%
Jan
30%
Thriftimart Inc class A
1
29'A
28%
29%
2,100
25
29%
29%
30 %
2,500
20
Jan
30% July
85%
86
225
83
Jan
87 V* May
convertible
Thorncliffe
Thorofare
Tobacco
Amer
Todd
Park
com
preferred
Ltd
Markets
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards
Corp
4Vt% preferred
Toledo
Tower
Acceptance
Edison
14,600f
17 % May
Jun
Mar
Apr
33% Mar
Feb
12 Va May
5%
5s
20
f
11%
£1
Jan
6%
Apr
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Corp
100
class A
~3%
3%
3%
2,800
2%
Jan
3% Mar
1
12%
12%
14%
11,900
3%
Jan
14% Aug
ft
ft
31,300
%
21V4
21'A
21%
500
14 Va
Jan
25%
11
10%
11%
2,600
8%
Feb
14% May
8
7%
8%
13,200
4%
Jan
4,700
20
Aug
Aug
Trans
Cuba
5
Jan
8% Mar
Trans
Lux
900
5
Jan
9%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
4%
4%
1,600
3%
Jan
9
May
8»A May
Trav-ler Radio. Corp
Tri-Continental
—
—
23
Apr
7%
6%
7%
204,200
2%
Jan
3%
3%
4 Va
7,500
2 Vt
Feb
6
6
6'A
800
2%
Jan
6% May
7% May
3%
3%
4Va
3,500
3%
Jun
41i
31%
29%
32%
26,600
3
e
20
Jan
39
38%
40 Vt
9,600
20 Vt
25
27%
3,800
24
July
33 % Mar
12
12
100
9
Jan
14 Va Mar
11%
10'A
10%
11%
4,000
10%
4,500
13%
14 Vt
500
7 Va
—
10%
7%
1,900
Jan
44%
13 Vt May
13
17%
6% Jan
24%
133
24
25
,
135%
133
.
10,800
2,200
Jan
94%
94%
10
91%
30%
•
31%
50
30% Aug
17 Vt Mar
3
22%
22 Ve
22%
900
10c
%
%
%
9,000
page 36
23% July,
125
ft
Jun
Jan
class
A
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable
True
50c
1
Temper
ft Apr
Jan
9
Jun
July
22 %
22%
700
15%
Jan
28% May
42 Vt
Co
41%
43
3,400
24 Va
Jan
43
Aug
29% I
28%
29%
2,000
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
•
warrants
Corp
10
19
u
Apr
10% Aug
7% Jan
July
Co
48 % May
26
1
Oil
Corp
Apr
1
100
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
2 Vt
95
7%
11
50c
_
14,000
12.50
—
3%
Inc.
6%
•
America
42% May
4%
6'A
7%
5
Canada...
Jan
4
26 Va
—
of
Apr
Apr
Aug
94% May
6'A
6%
20c
common.
5,500
4
6%
*
Co
7
28
:
Electronics
Corp
Inc
Jun
4%
6%
1
.—
Corporation
Power
47
*
Industries
Industries
Mar
Jan
20c
_
.
Engineering
Texam
Aug
8
37%
7,700
1
.
Corp
Corp
Teleregister Corp_
Terry
44
10c
>.
Terminal-Hudson
37
Jan
7
—
35'A
•
Inc
Inc
Inc
Telectro Industries
Tenney
43
43 Vt
—
5
Tel-A-Sign
Telewision
34
——
25c
Corp—
Material
Technical
34
37
10
6%
_1
_
Inc
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
of
11%
6%
11%
_1
6%
3
_
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Co
9
6 Vt
lOo
24%
1
Shawinigan Water & Power—
4%
Jan
8%
Feb
26 Va May
15% Feb
Jan
8%
Mar
12%
Jan
3%
Ltd
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Co
30% Apr
of
Aircraft
Elastic
United
Improvement
Jan
98
36
United
Apr
United
Milk
United
Molasses
25 Vt May
%
Apr
American
United
N
J
vtc
rets
RR &
Jan
22 V*
Jun
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
800
10%
Jan
26%
5%
25%
26 %
500
25% July
13% Aug
30
Feb
5%
6%
3,600
511
1ft
5%
6%
19,300
1%
1ft
4,900
%
Jan
20
1
•
;
&
Investing
Products
dep
15%
100
13%
1
Gas Ltd
Corp
Co
5,400
19'A
50c
Corp
Oil &
Jan
153 Va
Omaha
Products
United Asbestos
20
19'A
13 Vt
5
Co
of
19%
•
4
Corp
Canada
Yards
United Canco
Shoe
12%
12
Apr
10'A
..
Co
Denn
Jun
*
B
Servo Corp of America
Seton
5%
5%
10c
-
-
class
Servomechanisms
6,900
1
1
_
.
Inc
General
Seligman & Latz Inc
Corp
9%
8
May
May
10V* Aug
13% May
1
_
Seeman
300
1
Lumber
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Serrick
100
13 Vt
1
Plywood
Seaporcel
25%
13 Vt
3.50
—
Milling Corp
Seaboard
9,300
1
1
Inc
Seaboard Allied
8
ft Apr
H Jan
25C
.
.
-
%
tt
„
25c
_
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Securities
25%
8% Aug
23% Jan
Apr
17%
,,
18%
*
Corp
Fisher
&
3,800
5
Superior
Texstar
.
100
__
18%
—
50c
_
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Sayre
9%
20% May
14 % May
July
1
Symington Wayne Corp
Amer
Sarcee
8%
Jan
7% Aug
8
24%
Syntex Corporation
70c
20
preferred
preferred
Sapphire
9%
8 Ve
'
1,800
Textron Electronics Inc_
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5
500
50c
Tool
Textron
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
San
8%
6,100
Teleprompter
1%
6
s
San
8
27%
u-u.:
Superior
Texas
St
8
27%
(Del)
12% July
10%
_*
Company
Consolidated
6%
5
29
28
10 % May
50c
—
Avenue Inc
C)
200
6ft
1
Ltd-
(The F
6'A
4%
5
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co
6ft
1.50
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
&
20,800
Jan
Inc
Sunset International
Technical
ord regis
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland
Products
Inc
Ryerson
30,100
9 Vt
9%
Corp
Jun
Jan
Jan
4%
14
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets
Ryan
2,300
17%
8%
Mar
27
80%
100
Broadcasting Inc
Russell
37%
15%
Jan
July
26% May
45 Va May
68 Vt
!
Feb
9Va
ft
Technical
Roosevelt
35%
8%
1
Corp
Inc
Jan
ft
9
A
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rollins
36 Vt
74
15% Aug
28 V* Jan
1,900
Corp_.
3%
8%
8
—*
common
Co
Shop
Class
Rogers
4,100
Apr
8% Mar
12 Va
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Robinson
Ltd
100
16%
7,400
Container
HVa
,•
1
Mines
68%
15%
18,600
:
Sterling
Sterling Brewers Inc_
Sterling Precision Corp
13 %
2,400
■:
'
Rio
Jan
68%
16%
50c
Co—t—
300
6
50c
Ridgeway Corp
58%
17
Jun
—
10c
(Hugo)
Aug
8%
Feb
July
18% Aug
4% Mar
7%
Company
Aluminum Products
(J
14
300
4,200
12
:
Stinnes
1,000
5
10
84%
(The)
5,500
13%
27 Vt
5%
6%
1
14%
5
9%
5%
:
Corporation
Inc
Stephan
Supercrete
Rico
14 Vt
7Vt Jan
11
Ltd_
common
Canada ordinary—
5,600
12 %
26%
12%
1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
14%
—:-
72
Apr
25% Jan
25 % Apr
70% Mar
70% Mar
1
10
Co
Co
5,700
83%
preferred
Stepan Chemical
-
7 Vt
5c
Corp
Co
Republic Industrial
22
200
18 Vt
'
Investment
Insurance
Mines
Corp
convertible
Stetson
(Robert)
Jun
21 Vt
17%
10
10c
of
1
Reliance
22%
20 V*
21 Vt
.
11%
Corp
Uranium
Parts
40c
Investment
Trust of America
Reis
Jun
1
Co
19%
Reinsurance
21 Vt
1
Steel
1-Vt Aug
6% Jan
Reeves Soundcraft
200
17%
2
_1
Steel
22
3,800
&
22% Jan
21%
84
B
Jan
2,100
16%
Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting
69% Mar
21% Jan
10
Corp
May
33%
15'A
Estate
Jan
1,800
7
Inc
38
32%
15%
Real
Jan
58 Vt
21%
—
1
Instruments Inc
32%
Rayette Co Inc
63
21%
21%
1
Statham
1
Packing Co
—
21%
wi_3c
common
14% May
27% Jan
10
Rath
Jun
1
Co
class
Tube
Starrett
13
Jan
23%
20
(Kentucky)
Standard-Thomson
Stanrock
23
new
Products
Standard
100
24 Vt
400
—
25
Corp
common
3,100
5,600
110
400
24%
•
19 Vt
13%
71%
25%
16%
20 Va
23
May
34% May
—
25
Inc
Dredging Corp
Standard
Rapid-American Corp
Feb
1
18
13%
Jun
42 Va
62
lc
18%
23
Jan
10%
70%
warrants
19%
•
14%
Jan
24 Vt
1
18%
50c
Jan
6%
24%
v
25
1
*
R
May
9
100
24%
25
.
2
5
Stanley
11% May
42
Jan
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Apr
3,600
Jan
8%
29%
Inc
Jan
1
12
Feb
Mar
10% Mar
Jan
3,300
25
Petroleum
Corp
Arena
21% Jan
5ft Mar
Jan
May
Jan
Corp
Rand
Sports
49
37
5V4
27%
Line
Spencer Shoe
1,600
Ramco Enterprises Inc—
Ramo Inc
11%
8%
Royalty Co
5
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
2,300
Apr
5%
3,600
Realty & Utilities
78
2% Jan
11%
Southland
22%
37
65 %
42 V4
preferred
California
77
3,100
3,900
42%
35
34%
Southern Materials Co Inc
22
4%
20% July
July
Jun
May
27% July
700
8Va
17
41 Va
40
25
77%
413
7%
7%
Mar
Q
50
39
preferred
cumulative
22%
I.¬
1,420
33%
cumulative preferred
4.24%
4.08%
Standard
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co—
14% Aug
400
43
7 Ve
25
:_3
Pulp & Timber—
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
30
42
734
25
—20c
Sound
21%.
29%
Jan
42 V4
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
Stahl-Meyer
preferred
21%
42%
Apr
%
4%
33%
cumulative preference
Southern
July
1,800
2%
Jan
1
4.48%
Southern
Colorado—
of
Jan
V4
3
.12.50
Co—»
Sperry
Gas
15
29%
'
1
4.56%
6ft Mar
Apr
700
Apr
Jun
17,200
1
Corp
cumulative
9% July
26
ft
3%
Aug
California Edison—
4.32%
Jan
Aug
1
•
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
59 Va
Apr
13 %
18,000
%
•
5%
Jan
common
5%
Southern
32
1%
3 V4
£1
Corp
4.78%
35% July
4% Jan
5,900
Feb
Apr
28%
Jan
11
ft
1
Manufacturing
Oil
Jan
24%
6,800
3%
•
Co
Airways Inc_.
(Howard) Paper Mills
3
Apr
16% May
27% Apr
Apr
60%
50
67'A
50
28%
9% Aug
17% Feb
10%
Slick
22 J/4
25
13 Va
1%
•
;
Oil
14% July
Jan
18% Jan
4,000
41
.39%
103
12% July
400
19
2 Vt
Company—
Service
Jan
7%
15,300
27%
14%
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
7%
1,100
94
1
convertible
Providence
Public
Apr
1%
23%
11
Publishing—
Ltd
1
High
22%
rets
Venezuelan
Low
1
preferred—
conv
4,000
9 Vt
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
$3
Sinclair
7,600
2 V*
Ltd
7%
Jan
Feb
13
13%
66%
(The)
3%
6%
9 Vt
19%
i
39% May
Jan
9%
14
Prentice-Hall Inc
$1.25
5
deposit
Boardman
8%
—1
Inc
American
Simpson's
600
50c
A
7% May
31% Apr
4,000
5%
2.50
class
3% Mar
Range Since Jan.
High
25c
Lighting Inc
Automobiles—
9
—1
Prophet
35
15'A
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Mines
7,400
14 V*
9%
—10
Alexander
Proctor-Silex
5 %
14%
*
Co
Corp of Canada
Preston
Simco
1,600
Polymers Inc„_10c
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
Silvray
Aug
*
Scale
Products
Aug
1%
50
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
35%
Jun
4%
1
Co
Mfg
J'uy
4%
1
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plume
2v
Shares
27%
n%
10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
25,700
277,800
4%
1
Railways
21% July
4
(Del)
Plastics
Pittsburgh
15% July
%
22%
___20c
Corp.
26,700
10c
Inc
Corp
Precision
for Week
Low
2
2
Transistor
Creex
1%
5%
5%
A
B
Silicon
35%
34
35
10 pesos
Aircraft Corp
Pierce
Class
class
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Signal Oil & Gas
Simmons
5
—
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Puget
21%
Silver
*
*
Jan
Photo Inc—
New
Power
7%
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Perfect
16
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
Sales
Last
35
2.60
5
19%
48
8%
Jan
4
,
3% Jan
7% May
6Vt July
2ft Apr
49% July
,»
48 V*
400
40%
8>A
8%
13,100
4%
Apr
Feb
5%
5%
100
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
Jun
5%
Apr
48,
10%
Jun
Ltd—
ord
Canal
regis
10s
100
167% Mar
174 % May
36
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Range
Par
Shares
U
Air
S
Conditioning Corp
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Rubber
Tile
50c
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
American
Consolidated
1
American Stock
Container
Controls
Utah-Idaho
6 Vs
6 %
1,200
3%
5% May
8% Jan
Jan
5% July
8"% Jan
13% Mar
Jan
1,100
12%
16,000
47/b
45%
1,500
31%
Jan
6%
67/b
2,000
6%
12%
11%
13%
94,100
25c
17.78
—
•
14 y8
B
__
Delaware
1st
Industries
—
Viewlex
Vinco
Instrument
class
Inc
July
31 %
Feb
General
Builders
Feb
2,900
7%
Apr
10% July
Vogt
12
l,50o
4%
17%
16%
17%
_1
„
14%
14%
16%
9,600
14
13%
14%
17,900
1
40%
9%
Jan
500
4%
Aug
6,000
407/B
5%
Feb
11
6s
9%
4,900
8%
11%
23,400
6%
Jan
24
400
16%
Jan
;
11
.
25%
11
237/B
100
25%
10 %
•
6%
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
&
5%
300
5%
6%
5,500
6%
6%
—:
.4
—10
preferred
conv
5%
5%
"ioo
-
common
Precision Instruments Co.
Jan
32 %
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
70
Jan
85
Jan
200
4%
Jan
8% May
I6V4 May
14
2%
3%
14,300
1%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
58,000
1
Jan
89
89.
89'A
—Il
4
4
4%
1,800
1.25
4
3%
4
1
1%
2,100
26%
26%
93
93
75
230
Weiman & Company Inc
Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
-1%
8V4 Mar
1%
3
*
preference
3%
1,400
Wentworth
■fy
Midland
West Chemical Products Inc
1
_50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
-M0
,pfd
4% May
1% July
Jan
95
July
3% Feb
5%
2
Jan
6% May
%
Jan
5s
100
18%
Jan
Nuclear
Stockholders
88%
Jan
5 Vs
5%
8,400
4%
Jan
Ohio
3%
4%
9,500
3 Vs
Aug
5%
2 ig
3
3 %
3%
—
_5o
Westmoreland
Coal
Westmoreland
3y4s
Safe
(The)
Wiebolt
Stores
Williams
Wilson
3VbS
6%
Wright
25%
16
5
.
44%
26 %
19%
9%
4Vb
-1
17
Jan
2,100
27%
Jan
51
May
May
1,200
20
41 y4
May
5,900
13%
—
-
Jan
Jan
32
Apr
1,800—
8%
Jan—>-
12%
Jun
1,300
17%
•"is-i
"
3%
Feb 'v
"
6,400
-
21 %
•
28%
28
28%
12%
12%
300
—2
13%
13%
13%
47/as
K
5s
series
L
4%s
series
M
4%s
series
N
900
dep rets ord regular—
£1
preference
_40c
Hargreaves Ltd
—«.
-in"
'
19% Mar
Aug
7% Aug
3 %
1%
Jan
2,500
Jun
4%
4'A
4%
■V■'
51/4S
35% July
4% July
Hanover
Mortgage
38% May
stamped
Bank
Mortgage
Jan
10
Parana
5%
Interest
Period
^
6
1,900
4%
Jan
4
Last
'
May
8% Mar
Peru
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
debs
1974— __June-Dec
85 %
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994. __Jun e-Dec
Elec Power 3%s 1970^
—Jttne-Dec
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
subord
con
&
6s
Industries
1
Aug
2%s
1998
series
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
debs
6s
90%
Bonds
841/4
$80
88
78
891/4
$86%
90
83 '
83
10
80%
84%
86%
86%
37
85
92
951/4
96%
7
94%
99%
87
90
Feb-Aug
69
1978— —Jan-July
$92 %
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
•.
No.
Low
14
..
85
57
Sale Prioe
24
Low
1st
1970
mtge & coll trust
3%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1971
Jan-July
4%s
3%s
1st
f
s
debentures
sinking
93%
69 J/4
5
122'4
87
90
65
70
89%
93 J/4
94
mtge
coll
&
trust 4%s
mtge
United
5s
U S
&
f
s
coll tr
States
conv
United
States
88
♦88%
.—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
4y2s
Jan-July
May-Nou
May-Now
♦99
98
97%
-97%
37
96 %
99%
98
97%
101% 102 y4
ioi y4
89
90%
102%
98
3
1981
May-Nov
,ApriZ-Oct
debs
1983
Jan-July
1986
April-Oct
136
131% 136
96 %
3s
—
—
91%
279
3y8s
Corp
conv
4%s
conv
Vendo
of
99
97%
99
101 %
subord
conv
subord
First
and
&
debentures
debs
1976
Mar-Sept
&
ref
1st
&
ref
2%s series G 1979
First and refund mtge 2%s
1st
v
&
M
3y4s
series
Virginia & Southwest
General
Virginian
First
first
J
ser
136
80
89
91%
58
92%
98%
301
97%
100%
2
91
92
8
83%
101
127
138
55
H rH CO £
176
93%
81
1981—June-Dec
ApTil-Oct
2003
mtge 3y4s
ser
Jan-July
5
108%
81
v
.
1947——
79%
*74%
—
♦83
—
*83%
—
May-Nov
1973-April-Oct
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
West
*
*85
72
—
—
'—
*86%
*90 %
77%
99
$80
„
„
June-Dec
$80
,
$99
.
."Mar-Sept
_i
$64
■„■-
67
62
1997———
.Jan-July
44%
2s 2012—Jan-July
44%
65
23
44
48
rr
451/2
$48
■
g
transaction
Ex-stock
dividend,
52
r Transaction for
Ex-stock dividend. -
1
included
in
h Ex-principal,
range),
z
(not
.
48
55
cash
(not
year's
range), d Ex,-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
n
included
in
year's
range)',
'
:
;
t Ex-dis¬
v-.
,
"
:
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
Interest
Period
Exchange
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Bonds
gtd
gold
3y2s
Bid Si Asked
4s
3y2s
No.
2000
3y2s
Power
1st
1974
series
4s
1966
Maryland Ry
3%s
Western
Pacific
income
1st
4s
series
A
RR
3%s
Co 4%s
A
ser
debentures
Central
f debs
s
f
s
debs
RR
*92%
99%
91
Electric
97%
14
96
99%
49%
37
44
56%
49%
48
50
48
44
56
92
12
92
*80%
Jan-July
Jan-July
*100
1981
1975
May-Nou
1980
*78
Public
96%
96%
85 %
2%s
937/8
93"%
94
2029
1
Service
3 Vis
103
73%
91%
94
6
92%
94%
104
25
94
112%
82
90%
84%
97
91
59
May
59
10
58%
62 %
38%
49
79
81
88%
92
48
79
49
20
79
79
4
90%
June-Dec
..Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
88
12
94
*—
Jan-July
1976
96%
73%
—
Jan-July
1979
82
103%
93%
88
*73%
104
97
81%
100
80
*87
o._Feb-Aug
91%
__
103%
Co—
Power
27/8s
93%
97
49
1978
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan
mortgage
98
74%
74%
97%
First
1st
94%
80
1984
convertible
&
10
*75
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
_Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s
84 V.
95%
49%
;
Co
84%
95%
I960—April-Oct
April-Oct
1979
1982
debentures
49%
*84%
Jan-July
Jan-July
ser
C
High
28
._Jan-July
gtd 2361
registered 2361
debentures
Jan. 1
Low
*31
..May-Now
I
Range Sines
Sold
High
90%
79%
76%
__
86
88
73
79%
84
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
86 %
87
—
89%
81
__
19
89%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
72
77
84%
__
7
-
86 %
90%
__
113% 113%
91
a
Deferred
included
not
113%- 118 Vs
in
included
the
in
2%s
delivery
sale
year's
range,
the
§ Negotiability
year's
—
—
71%
♦80%
' 74
the
3
717/8
15
83
—
Bankruptcy
1976
Act,
or
included
not
n
as
in
the
Under-the-rule
77
y
*99%
year's
sale
not
98
__
d Ex-interest,
range,
included
Ex-coupon.
in
the
Odd
e
year's
range,
77
104%
lot-sale
r
Cash
not
sale
•
maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities
70 %
77%
71
78
♦Friday's bid and ask prices;
79
81%
•Bonds
selling tlat.
Jan-July
April-Oct
range,
impaired by
$ Companies reported
74
_
Penn
Western
w
~
ref
Electric
West Shore RR
Co—
Gen mtge 4s income series A
Jan 1981_
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B
Jan I991_
.April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
99
4
April-Oct
5s. 1972-
85%
Mar-Sept
C
66
__
83%
1980—Mar-Sept
I
gtd 5s
81
Mar-Sept
H
ser
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008
Wabash RR
Penn
Wisconsin
1975__Mar-Sept
1982
mortgage 4 Vis 1983
Ry 3s series B 1995
lien and ref
138
87%
64
'
..
$86
May-Nov
(Plan A)
year's
first
104 y4
96
June-Dec
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st
West
Wisconsin
—Mar-Sept
refund mtge 2%s ser E
3s series F 1978
ref
—
87%
131/2
in
1st, mortgage
96
Co—
1st
4
June-Dec
1980
Power
RR
Wisconsin
1969
13%
__
$11%
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3V2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
Wilson
debentures
11%
$125
.
„
,
$65
Deferred delivery
a
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Co—
4%s
Virginia Electric
Warren
5%s
America—
subord
72,
$86
2%s 2008—
1
Jan
New York Stock
102%
111%
__
93%
98%
63%
no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations used 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;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
warrants.
§ Reported
105 %
80
92%
96%
20
2i/ss 2008—May-Nou
distribution,
in
101%
37
*80
93%
r
3
691/4
$120
being traded flat. /
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
5s
ApriZ-Oct
1976
101
96%
" '7*
Ex-rights,
x
97%
V
Vanadium
„
-
•
stamped
101 %
10
*101%102 y4
101%
y2
.
1967
f debentures
s
.
Co—
4s
12
88 y2
.
debentures
Steel
92
86
♦87 y2
1980
2%s debentures
debentures
92
84%
—May-Nov
April-Oct
1980
Freight
subord
Rubber
2%s
5s
debentures
2
High
93%
1977
981/4
'
96%
Low
89%
mtge & coll trust 4 Vis 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978—^
1st
Low
No.
86
98
92%
68 i/a
Jan. 1
96%
1st
5y8s
Sold
86
-97
89%
$100y4 103
Jan-July
Bonds
Range Since
1973——April-Oct
debentures
891/4
91'A
_Feb-Aug
BONDS
Bonds
92
1972-.
fund
93
88
691/4
Jan-July
Assn-r-
1947
1927)
value*
par
included
•
♦90
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
100%
89
_Jan-July
A)
1927)
of)—
fund
tribution.
55
88%
5
High
98%
921/4
June-Dec
—June-Dec
—
(Plan A)
Ex-liquidating
(not
103%
120
90
Bid Si Asked
y4
105
103
105%
102%
9iy4
Jan-July
of Denmark
(Republic
♦No
High
'
50
91%
Range
Friday's
97%
98
1970. —Feb-Aug
Bogota—
Oct
Bank
Week's
or
104%
105'
100%
$89
90%
Friday
Friday
BONDS
1031/4
99%
8
100% 100%
90%
90%
llOO'/a
1974
99
102
$98%
1971- __Jan-July
3y4s
27
102
103
--Apr-Oct
—-—
3s
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
United Gas Corp 2%s
99% 101
$98
103
92%
881/4
101
1970——. _April-Oct
Continued from page 31
New York Stock
101
_Mar-Sepf
_Mar-Sept
__Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sept
1951
(Plan
of
stamped
de Janiero
Jan. 1
f
High
.
89%
Range Since
Sold
$421% 125
__June-Z)ec
1973
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
85 %
$55
._Quar-Feb
1970
A
Rio
Week's
_
Sale Price
91-
86
80
6y2s 1949—
(issue of
Jan J
5
--
83
97%
Debentures—
1967
B
7s
1,000
2r100
20 VB
108
80
—
(issue of May
7%
Low
5%s
:
3%s
Electric
7s
7s
35%
Friday
Steel
&
(Prov)
Maranhao
6%
5%
BONDS
Inc
;
(Calif)
1967
A
seres
33%
7
.10c
American Stock Exchange
• Amer
;
Gas
Gas
•
35%
96
95
82
95
'
1
.50c
207
83
89
__Jan-Aug
1986
Adjustment
4%s-series
•
Z*
—
133
-April-Oct
:
(G'&'ihany)
Baden
Sinking
Alsco
L_,
—
•
Zale Jewelry Co—
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
102
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
May
Jun
4
f
125
95 y2
80
•
8% May
Jun
7/a
Jun
29%
118
ioiy4
195
Feb-Aug
Danzig Port & Waterways 61/2S 1962
German
Savings Banks and Clearing
28
29%
95%
91
$83
1
•
2,300
29%
:
14% May
8,200
118% 120%
100
Feb-Aug
29 % May
IA
1
preferred
1
■.
—
1
ITV
130%
88 y4
97%
88
$88
100
97
82%
95%
__Feb-Aug
-
Jan
'■
'
-M-
——
99%
92
$80
.
Jan
2V2
«-
J
Jun
Debt
5a
.92%
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
90 %
13 y8
99%
99%
—Jan-July
—1—!
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Jun
80
98%
—
$83
16%
''
72 %
$99% 101
1981.._May-Nou
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964i
&
141%
98%
73
$99%
1965^— _Mar-Sept
Wasatch
Webb
72%
$175
1985
Gas
130
-
—
California
Southwestern
67
157 V
123
,
1998.—JanrJuly
6s
1985
Counties
121% 127
91%
87
100'
88%
T
1983
Southern
16
•
150
*
$86%
Corp 3s
1982
Southern
167
130
-April-Oct
1982
series
series
130
123
-
62%
125
.'$96%
—
1982
4%s
128
10
159
541/2
9
.ApriZ-Oct
1981
I
139
1984_ .June-Dec
1979
series
23
921/4
7% Jan
100
12'A
F
G
May
97%
Co
1978
series
series
56%
115%
$91%
1967—i—__ _Ma y-Nov
T
1976
26'
92%
22%
•"»!
30 l"
...1
—"
t)
123
.April-Oct
1976
1973
129
11%
6
124
138
Jan-July
1964
1973
C
139
_Jan-July
Gas
&
7%
90
133 *
Jan
19 Vs
15% July
_'
-
95
B
5% May
'
94
Apr
17% May
2%
-
A
series
series
series
Ltd—
W)
61/4
76
1
3y4s
Edison1 3s
series
4%s
Jan
5
4%
16%
—25
Inc
ioo y4
20
7%
55%
Jan-JuZy
*■'
~
1963
Power
Power
California
3s
Apr
1,600
10
——
33
May
20
9%
pfd_-100
20
117
117
Mar-Sept
__May-ZVou
Ltd—
to
debs
3%s
2% May
Jan
12
28
19%
1
—
22
&
3%s series E
49% Mar
Feb
800
47
26%
common-
Industries
46%
y2
3,700
4%
4%
44
19,200
1976
Inc—
1961
Co
Electric
3 %s
Aug
25
Yonkers Raceway Inc common
6 %
96
14%
American
•
Jan
1%
'%
30% Jan
3,200
15%
Co
&
(F
96
1%
10
—
Woolworth
73%
92
1
Jan
24
88
56
April-Oct
_/
1.
27/bS
July
_Il
Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine.
Woodall
33
300
25'%
Industries
preferred
Pwr
32%
Feb
•
_
_
Co
&
Brothers
5%
Wisconsin
Jan
28 y2
1
Inc
C)
20
150
1
Corp
Brothers
(R
600
33
1%
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
40
27%
—1
—
Wickes
40
32%
•'
1
.
88
ApriZ-Oct
3%s 19681971—!—-—
Water
Harbor
v3s
421/4
15
114% 119
117
May-Nov
mortgage
4%s series H
27%
40
%
3'%s
extended
subord
conv
Southern
32
16
'
4
Service
'53/4s
155
32%
6'A
liq tr ctfs—-
1984—
Rapid American Co 7s debs
Jan
4,300
6%%
debentures
Power1
1st
1970
Public
Jan
4%
Jan
%
_10c
White Stag Mfg Co—
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Oil
3V4
2%
i5ff
—10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
River
218 July
500
3,000
27 y2
20
•
88
119
Jan-July
Jan-JuZy
Television
&
Power
Electric
Power
High
90
$98
ApriZ-Oct
1970
1963_____
5%s
Corp—
mortgage 3s
Pennsylvania Water
Apr
%
•
Inc
Wichita
3%
la
American dep rets ord shares—
Western Tablet & Stationery
31%
$13%
May-Nov
4s
1
subord
Theatres
1st
Ltd—
Invest
4s
Hess
Research
81
•
(Sept' 8)
England
Nippon
7% May
4%
.
Inc
•
5%s 1974
29% May
95% July
100
5%
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
31%
Mar-Sept
■
RR
Apr
10c
Western Gold & Uranium Inc
Western
RR
Bellas
convertible
New
Jan. 1
Low
101% 112
May
1961
47/as 1978—
bonds
Called
iy4 Mar
900
1
Western Development Co
105
JWay-Nov
5s
1974
Realization Tr
Valley
National
'
Western
Power
National
4
'
6%
14
-
-10c
Knapp Inc. common
series
$6
Inc
5%
_•
-
Bond
&
No.
High
$6
6%s due 1953
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7%
preferred
1993___
1963
6s
Western
Chemical
National
29% May
157/b Jan
July
12%
6,600
•Italian
Kawecki
15% May
12% May
Jan
10%
•
Waco Aircraft Co
1993
•
debentures
&
Feb-Aug
B
Bank
Corp—
Development
Guantanamo
1975-:
A
series
Mtge
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
W
Waitt
subord
General
19% May
57% May
Jan
23%
Apr
22% May
31% Apr
Jan
14
10,900
6%
Jan
13%
11%
"loc
15% May
7% May
Jan
5
24
2
Inc
35
9%
_1
25c
—
8%
200
6%
—25c
_
12
4%
Manufacturing
Vornado
1st
Range Since
Sold
RR—
series
Residential
9%
6
Co—
A
Products
4s
Finland
17%
Bonds
Division—
J
4s
Jan
Jan
1
Corporation
Food
mortgage
mortgage-
Apr
13%
4%
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita
N
9%
4,500
6%
warrantsi
Venture Capital Corp of AmericaVictor Paint Co
(The)
Western
16 %
14%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid Si Asked
Registered
1
1
Victoreen
&;
Jan
•
debs
of
Lackawanna
•
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Norman
Lack
subord
:
Valspar Corp
V*ui
convertible
27
9%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Corp—
10% July
—
14
9%
6%s
'
V
Stores
Davega
49 % Mar
10%
10%
43'A
■
Period
Low
14% May
9%
10%
43%
Corp_
Sugar
12,000
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
Marion
37/b
10
Oil
Insurance
Universal
3%
Interest
Exchange
High
25c
Corp
Universal
Low
6%
Universal
Universal
High
3%
Co
Reclaiming Co
Universal
Universal
Low
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended August 1 I )
Sales
'
'
.
assumed
no
sales
by
such
or
reorganized under Section
77
ol
companies.
being transacted during current week.
.
,/
.
.
,
ill
Number 6081
194
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(665)
OUT-OF-TOWN
Stock
Boston
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Cities
Service
6%
Feb
3,625
102%
130 y»
187
44
Jan
79
181
61'
Jan
365
50%
Feb
65 %
50
Jun
65
65%
50
50
25
.
55 %
18%
18%
100
common—10
35%
38%
213
35%
36
145
64
66%
877
Oil
Ford
Motor
Co
Gillette
Island
,
Co
68%
22% May
42% May
48
Union
Jan
.35
July
Apr
common
Del
of
Jan
67 y4
Apr
U
63%
Jan
94 y4
Aug
U S
1,752,
1,537
74
60% May
819
87%
Jan
80
22 y8
Jan
30% May
88%
456
73%
Jan
13%
100
13% July
Cement Com
National
New
England
■t
Rexall
Drug
Feb
16c
Jan
57%
58%
106
64
Jan
7%
...1H25
138%
25
1,079
21%
Jan
25%
40
Jan
57 y4
1% July
4
25
70
Jun
74
Chemical
5
50%
51%
31
40
Jan
170
14"
14%
729
11 %
Jan
16
51%
51%
31
43 %
Jan
59
100
29 %
Jan
35%
123
53
34%
34%
Stone
Webster
1
60 %
61
1
•
44%
50%
59
59
United
U
j
Co_
Shoe
Machinery
Rubber
Corp
System
Wrigley
4%s
_
Jan
65 ya May
Allen
1,041
34 y8
Jan
65%
American
30
37%
Jan
59y4 Aug
Avis
.
Apr
20
40
50
66
66
28%
29 y8
Aug
555
54%
Jan
76
Mar
Buell
62%
10
46%
Jan
63% Aug
35 %
35%
10
26%
Jan
40 V4 May
72
72
10
,2
.inn
76 y2
Feb
14
17% Jan
2,165
11%
11%
44%
11
68
43%
280
49%
39% May
Die
&
Mfg.
Feb
Consolidated
Mar
Consumers
Jan
Week's*
Last
Brewing
Carey Mfg
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
•
8.50
common
preferred
Cincinnati
Diamond
43%
100
Telephone
42%
26
1
30%
27
Jan
Jan
37%
Apr
Aug
45 % May
53%
3 868
12%
1,920
7i%
71%
'154
Jan
I
71%
10%
10%
in%
267
20
59%
58%
59%
2,844
48%
Jan
i73/4
ia%
'459
60%
17%
14%
Jan
20% May
4,/4
4%
500
42%
42%
215
35% Jan
35%
44% May
35%
1 037
28%
Jan
35% Aug
Jan
95
Aug
Jan
30 %
Aug
1;
3]o88
64%
3,512
19%
'200
1.66%
47%
47%
48%
10 646
•
2%
2%
Manufacturing
Industries
King-Seeley
_2.50
common
Jan
Jan
36%
Jan
47% May
Kresge (8 S) Company
Kysor Heater
Jan
27
165
24%
118
33 Va
227
26
87% Mar
112%
Apr
Mar
Lansing Stamping
20
Jan
34%
Jun
Leonard
21%
Jan
27
Jun
Masco
22%
56
Apr
Aug
Parke Davis &
U
5
28%
28 y4
28%
76"
26%
Jan
Stocks
Scotten
24%
Tel
Tel
&
i-ia.
Co
_■
Industries
34%
42% July
17
87
16%
Feb
493
122% 124%
130 %
103%
Jan
92
50
65
Jan
Chrysler' Corp
20%
10
,
54%
35
79%
274
67%
Jan
58
Columbia
Gas
Columbus
&
Elec
Ppnt
!
Light.:
&
:
42
42%
277
39% July
54%
55%
171
37%
54%
Jan
21%
126
17
Jan
31%
4
28
Jan
58%
59 %
156
Federated
623
51%
53
54%
54%
1
44%
46%-;
53
Universal Controls
24%
18
79%
108
27%
'l00
26% July
31% Mar
33%
34%
2,106
32% July
44
1"%
1%
320
1% July
28% Jan
38
369
11%
11%
n7/a
460
22
23
693
8% 8%
569
53
Jan
■:
International
Tel
&
Aug
46% May
16
22 Va
Jan
Jun
&
Lorillard
Jan
20
Monsanto
83%
185%
Jan
Aug
63 %
47%.
148
7
47%
Jan
105
35%
Jan
Mach
Amer
American
Rad
Steel
Tel &
64% Apr
49% May
94% Aug
National
19%
800
16% Jan
10%
10%
400
24%
24
24%
3,500
32%
5
30
Aug
Armco
45%
Feb
Armour &
68%
68 Va
69%
159
607/8 May
73%
Jan
Ashland
Oil
—-
47%
48%
380
40%
Feb
49% May
Atchison
3
25%
25%
25%
38%
38%
38%
Radio-Corp of America
Reynolds Tobacco
~
&
footnotes,
46
2,700
44%
45%
7,100
25%
25%
44
41%
44"
17%
17
17%
5,300
14%
15
33%
34%
122% 124%
14%
93
200
10,100
5,600
103% Jan
500
65% Jan
93% July
500
41% Jan
62 %
21% Jan
27% July
4
53%
31
43
55 y4
Jun
60
75
46%
Jan
60
50
59
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
53%
75
40%
Jan
73% May
55% Apr
37%
94
30 Va
Jan
39% May
Bastian-Blessing
35%
72
30%
Jan
40% Mar
Bearings
43%
318
36%
Jan
Jan
44%
Corporation
Baldwin-Montrose
Belden
Jun
Chem
(Un).
Co
•
Inc.
19%
200
17
22 %
Feb
52%
600
44% Jan
59%
Apr
32%
30%
33%
1,200
29
July
45% Mar
25%
27%
9,100
13% Jan
27% Aug
17%
18%
2,100
13
9% Jan
Jan
10% Mar
Co.;
Mfg
^10
Apr
Bell &
Gossett
Co
2
Aug
Bell
&
Howell
Co
•
Bendix
Corp,
70
70% Jan
H O O ev
100%
15
61%
Jan
104% May
Steel
Corp
28
28
10
25%
Jan
30% May
Boeing
63%
63%
48
55%
Jan
63% Aug
Booth
92
92
50
85%
Jan
95%
Inc (Uil)
18%
18%
56 Va
90
14J/4
14y4
50
16Va July
1
55
52%
63% 63%
61 %■ 61%
142% 142 y4
52%
r,
Apr
20% May
56% Aug
Brad
12%
Jan
16% Mar
15
46 % July
56
65"
53''■»
Jan
3
4Q%
Jan
93%
Jan
142% Aug
Apr
44
*
21
21
4%
17%
4%
300
22%
2,250
2,500
Jun
3% Jan
17%
Jan
14% Feb
Apr
5%, May
23
May
18% Apr
18
55
20O.
69%.
500
P2
1%
l'Ar
2,000.
1%. Jan
1%
42%
4,200.
49%
Apr
5
Aug
29% Aug
43% Mar
——
54% Aug
68% Jun
42%
42
53%
55
1,100
39% July
36% Jan
g
29%
28%
29%
1,050:
24% Mar
5
42%
41
42%
1,539
•
_
(E jn
Gear
Burton-Dixie
14% July
32
51%
49%
36%Jan
34% Jan
5
Corp
Corp
69% May
72
Jan
Jun
52% May
2,900
2%
3%
1,200
2
Mar
3% Aug
•
I
51%
20c
Works
Corp
Budd Company
Burlington Industries (Un<).
Burroughs Corn (Un)
63% Aug
65% May
52.
Foote
13% Aug
24
17%
g
Brunswick
Prach & Sons
100
750
68%
Airplane
Fisheries
42 %
Aug
13%
26
54%
(Un):
Borg-Warner Corp
Feb
18 %
13%
25%
5
Consolidated
Bethlehem
Jan
25%
50c
56
•'
300
19
51%
50c
Co
86%
>
9%
19
51%
13
34% Mar
J:.
Jun
Aug
71%
Jan
__
9%
25%
Corp.
Jun
142 %
Aug
6,700
44%,
'V
79 %
53% July
Jan
26%
26%
5
68% Jan
38'
25%
215
_•
50O
500
25%
10
206
....5
Apr
79%
51%
28%
31%
52%
44%
77
50%
78%
21% Jan
56
33%c
700
Apr
800
79%
—
37%
Jun
64% May
25 %
26%
30%
'
36
Jan
26%
54%
10
Apr
93
53%
26%
77%
5
130
92 %
1
common
55%
*
Apr
16% Mar
53%
y
Athey Products
42%
.
25% Aug
62 % Apr
34% Mar
18% Jan
28% Jan
31%
——
49%,Mar
27% Jan
44
Atlantic Refining Co
10
Automatic Canteen Co of America—2.50
35%
43%
May
46%. Aug
225
5,600
41% May
37
—
81% Mar
27
1,900
1,200
10
Jun
Apr
29% May
38% May
21 %
23%
.
25%
*
16% Jan
18% Jan
57%
preferred
53%
—
Aug
53%
26% May
Avco
41 %
22
20 y8. Jan
Jan
40% July
20% Jan
Jun
10
non-cum
71%
37
1
see page
44%
2.50
Refining
60
1
1
44%
45
53%
32%
40
140
1
_
68% Feb
21% Apr
34% Jan
23%
Corp (Un)
(111).
53%
60
—
5
;
30% July
500
1,700
34%
Common
.
77%
26%
Topeka Ss Santa* Fe—
5%
Aviation
2,100
76
24%
50
Gas
Jun
Apr
Feb
Apr
15%
July
31%
25
Jan
Aug
10
23%
32%
124%
12.50
21%
25%
l
Jan
5
—
21%
33%
19 Vb
5
Phillips Petroleum
For
7% Jan
(Un)
31 %
•
:
Pepsi-Cola
San
63%
32%
.
Central
Penn RR
1,900
2
;
American
8%
•
Lead
York
May
8%
166%
110
5
Gypsum
National
14
8%
l
140
45 y2
Distillers
National
Mar
1.25
Co
High'.
15
(111)
(Un)
Louisiana
Steel
Jan. I'
Low
Jan
10
Apache Corp
Feb
Range Since
High
10%
Corp (Un)
Company* (Un)
Aug
Register
Shares
1,325
12.50
Tel Co
Tobacco
34%
„
for Week
14%
Viscose
Arkansas
Sales
Range
13%
Foundries
American
Anaconda
Week's
of Price*
14%
1.75
Stano
&
American
235% Aug
119% Mar
Exchange
24%
(Un)
Fdry.
Corp
American
Benguet
Cash
&
American
25 y8
Chemical
National
(Un)__
Motors
American
Jun
102V4
Co
37%
•
July
73%
1
Investment Co
19
Montgomery Ward
11%
Jan
.1
30
1
Mead Corp_.
Minnesota Mining
j81
17% Jan
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
484
McGraw-Edison
H7/a
54%
America,
American
Apr
Apr
of
American
45%
,
11%
700
•
Co
25%
f
,
13%. Jan
Low
1
36%
*•
Co..
200
24
10
92%
*
(P)
15%
50c
28%
10
Jun
17% May
15% Mar
15%
23%
(Un)
Airlines
45%
Tel
Jun
9% Mar
300
Mfg.
American Can
25% Aug
15
70%
14
•
American
21% Mar
Jan
55
•'
Aluminum
25 Va
Laughlin
Aug
12%
23%
70
Aluminium Ltd
45%
Harvester
International
Apr
Jan
25c
Mfg
Corp
25%
:
38
Feb
_i
Brass.
3.33 %
Oil
7
Aug
2% Mar
8% Jan
21%
Apr
13% Feb
27
_io
Electronics
Chalmers
Allis
64% May
59% Jun
10
108
Akron
Alleghany
46% July
27 % Apr
51
Ross
8%
Greyhound
2%
Jan
6% Feb
68%
Corp
Advance
*
;
__
1% Jan
11
5
Co.
Admiral
58 V8 May
23%
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Jan
Jan
63%
94%
5
_.
15%
Par
Abbott
94%
1%
Telephone.
100
22%
Last
1
Electric
38
100
5 237
compilation of the round-lot transaction* only
1
.
33%
Friday
21% Mar
Jan
46%
——
5
Dynamics
Goodyear
New
27%
__
Sale Prioe
38% Mar
67%
Jan
118
231% 233
232
*1.25
:
General Motors
North
1%
27
STOCKS
Mar
51 %
271
18
76%
75
115
•,
25%
18
78%
5
Apr
10% May
12%
Midwest Stock
55% Aug
110
20%.
—5
Dept Stores
Motor
Trailer
57
.
31%
63%
19%
10
__
38
50
54%
Jan
54% July
82
1
1
J.
25%
is/8
25c
...
A
17% Aug
49% Apr
12
26%
5
—.
19% Mar
34 % May
Apr
115
.
62%
'25%
43%
250
-
26%
62%
—7
:
T
Kodak—
General
Jan
70
•
31%
!__i
J
_
Autolite
General
Jan
12
-
1
Power
Fruehauf
13%
17%
42%
___1
Chemical1 ___*____
General
27%
17%
1
Detroit. Steele
Electric
Jan
—10
___
Ohio
So
8
17%, July
17% Jan
38% Jan
7% Mar
25%
__1
63 Va May
Jan
22
20%
Wright
Eastman
38%
410
406
54%
Products
Dayton
51
26%
26
■■
50%
—_
300
10,
Corporation
53
Aug
28% May
27% Aug
51
26
26
10
—
8
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357
Jun
Aug
12%
79% Aug
26%
25
,
Service
1 056
1
27 % Apr
54%
19% July
44% Jan
1
Colgate-Palmolive,
33
5
94% July
20%
—25
Ohio
&
264
20%
3%
21% Mar
-
77
•
34
20%
46 % Aug
49% Mar
Feb
5
Chesapeake
Martin
Jun
128
5
,.
Burlington
Burroughs
Jones.
27
54%
8
Corp
Gulf
21
349
.13
Steel
Brunswick
Ford
170
92
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Corp
31% Mar '
25%
•
Bethlehem
Du
26
Udylite
—"-f
1
100
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Dillon
Apr
45%
——5
T
Oil
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dow
Standard
38
July
Apr
45%
10
x
Ashland
Curtiss
31
44%
124%
50
;
300
3i5/8
2
Studebaker-Packard
17
1
Steel
Armour
Corn
111
34
12%
•
29% May
Feb
44
—12%
'
Anaconda Co*
Cities
32%
23%
44%
33%
Co
Corp
Boeing
32
.1.66%
Tobacco
Avco
55
44%
American
Armco
24%
25%
Ampex
49 V2 May
__
__
10
Co
Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
'
American
4% May
1
Rickel (H W) & Co
Rockwell
2%
34
18% *18%
1
Murray Corp
95
37% May
33 % Apr
Motors
Jan
Apr
3
____
Products
34%
American
4
4%
Jun
40% Jan
1% Jan>
__
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1
Refineries.
Screw
34
^3
1
Thermos
82
Jan
1
July
4^
27% July
Can
4
30%
,
Jan
8% Jan
95
23%
Cyanamid
__
•2%
4%
97%
42%
Apr
73% July
11% May
•
28%
73% Mar
American
Aug
14%
93
76
American
53 %
43^
2,056
32%
Mar
Jan
9% Mar
30%
2,315
_
38
38%
94%
Houdaille
Apr
2% May
4% May
Jan
27% Jan
*
32%
Ltd
1%
1
95
Aluminium
21.618
31%
51%
Industries,
31%
Unlisted
31
200
805
Trailer
32%
Allis-Chalmers
20
iy
2%
35"%
91
Card
Jan
Feb
2%
5
32%
Playing
14%
90c
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2%
__
Jan
5
Hoskins
.
Apr
8% Apr
20% July
3%
1
General Motftrg Pdrp
Graham
Paige common
35 Va
33
-
13% Jan,
JJq
35% Mar
27%
i
Jan
21%
^85
3
Wood
1
High
15% Jan
Co
95
S
Low
1>241
12%
com
110
,30
mVo
30%
Corp
Motor
1
Gamble
&
Range Since Jan.
High
17ya
53%
Corp..,
*
Kroger
Shares
12%
Motors
Rapid-American
Procter
for Week
25
292
25%
*
Sales
Range
4-ftfi
1
Gar
High
20
329
85
41%
5
*_T
50
234
24 Va
5
Gibson
Cards
31%
35%
31%
Eagle Picher
Kahn "
100
43 %
Week'*
10
Power
Steel
Fruehauf
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
29%
85
1
Feb
184J
1
109% 110%
109%
National.
Shares
41%
85
50
66%
Feb
Ford
for Week
34%
35
Jun
18%
Ex-Cell-O
High
29%
31%
10
;
common..
63%
Federal-Mogul-Bearings Bower
Range
*
Apr
Feb
i8%
Economy Baier
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par1
1
t
Eurger
49%
86 %
183/4
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Paper
Continental
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sale Price
$2,500
ef Prices
11Va
1
Machine
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
STOCKS
55 %
1
Detroit Edison.
Friday
54
Jan
Exchange
Low
1
Products
Brown-McLaren,
67
44 y2
Feb
53/
62%
•
39%
5
Metal
64%
6.25
40% Jun
39% May
67% Jan
45%
Electric
27%
Inc
90% May
73%
Friday
Last
Industrial
64%
Westinghouse .Electric Corp
Aug
48% July
76%
44%
1998
Stores
27%
!
U S Smelting Refining & Mining—50
Vermont & Mass Railroad Co
100
Waldorf
Co__
ACF
com—25
»
5
S
35% Mar
89
73%
Sale Prioe
•
Fruit
.
United
53% Aug
144 % May
25
43%
Detroit Stock
Jun
*
Inc
108%, Jun
78
73%
Apr
Association
&
Jan
50% July
116% Jan
88
44%
•
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STOCKS
Mar
Chemical Co——2.50
Stop & Shop Inc_.
Torrington Co
Jun
28%
BONDS
51% Aug
14%
164
83%
Feb
9% Mar
54r
47%,
45%
Mar
10
5
Apr
59%
6% July
25% Feb
86%
2%
Par
•
,52%
871
—mi. 10
Mar
70%
;
Shawmut
■
136% 139%
2
55%, Apr
50
.
Apr
48%
2%
513
2%
&
20
Jan
46% Jan
Jun
70%
*
com
30
53%
47%
16%
i
(FW)
8*
28%
104% 104%,
53%
53%
53%
.1.
—
10
Jun
100
(N
Pennsylvania RR
x
5c
22% July
530
H)
Railroad
Mathieson
Olin
40%
Feb
1,200
46 %
48%
27%
11c
24%
24%
22%
11c
100
Electric
Hartford Railroad
NH &
Northern
22%
4
1
20
Companies
System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
NY
Service
55
546
52 %
Cincinnati Transit
Lone Star
Jun
68%
»
..'.II.'
16% Mar
Feb
54%
34% May
68% AUg
52%
46%
ZllTJ
Woolworth
45
47% Mar
45%
Corp
Union
38% Jan
Feb
Aug
20% Jan.
67%
93% May
13%
Air
71
52%
Shoe
Steel
Jan
68%
—.12%
Westinghouse Electric,
119% May
29%
86%
S
Western
Jan
*
5
Corp
Copper
49%
34% Mai
54%
45%
."
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Jan
52%
28%
i
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20
495
39%
32
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Carbide
77
54%
30%
High
31% July
miI25
(Ind)III
Texaco
29%
-
28%
1
common—
Corporation
67%
*
Sunray Oil
Jan
41*
29%
50c
—i-
13%
69%
•
40%
158
54%
—III
__
Studebaker-Packard.
58 y4
'
50c
Co—
Lamson
94 y+
71.
41
May
49% Mar
120% 126%
5
:
Creek Coal Co
Kennecott
92 y8
.5
.
General Electric
.
•
70%
70%
—10
27
25
Feb
New
National. Stores Inc
50
May
14%
United
First
28%
—
Co—
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1st pfd "A".
127
28%
3
Jan. 1
Low
—1.40
5
Range Since
High
36%
Standard Oil (N J)_
Standard
Oil
(OhiojI.II
54? '
'
Low
II
Brands
Standard
Aug
Shares
33%
"I—II"
Oil
Standard
vMar
far Week
5
Southern Railway
Sperry Rand
65% May
79% Aug
:65
•
Sinclair
Apr
57 %
Regis Paper,
Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
34% May
21% Mar
78 y4
10
Railway
Jan
St
Sale*
Range
Par
Jan. 1
High
Jan
16%
5
Stre-t
Mass
cum
27%
927
54%
!
Fuel Assoc
Eastern
260
17%
20%
...
Eastern
,
30%.
19%
Inci
Co
&
Low
122% 124-%.
78%
*.
—.100
5
Co
Gas
High
17
Property Trust—
Copper- Range
Range Since
55%
25
Hecla,
Week's
•f Prices
Last
Sale Price
29 %
50
.
Co
/Boston & Providence RR
&
124%
Tel
&
'-Boston Personal
Calumet
17%
33¥3
Corp
Company
Edison
Low
*
1.66%
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Friday
for Week
of Prices
,
STOCKS
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American
(Range for Week Ended August 11)
Exchange
Friday
37
50%
53%
8,900
44
Jaw
74Ve Mar
5
15
15
21%
1,700
13% nay
10% Jan:
31
30%
32.
2,400.
27% Jan
38
__
25%
25%
23
27% Jun
1
5
12.50
20%
100,
200
Mar
17% Jan
21%. Mar
Mar
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(666)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Calumet
Hecla
&
Canadian
Carrier
Celanese
&
South
Certain-teed
Champlin
Feb
2 Va
May
21%
Jan
26% May
Jan
48% May
8,500
24
24%
900
10
39%
337/8
37%
39 y8
37%
100
500
22%
Jan
40%
42 %
43 %
2,900
37%
Aug
46
58%
300
25
(Un)
Corp
1
Ref
&
1A
1%
1%
58%
1
27%
26%
26%
58%
26%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Feb
21%
Jan
63% May
31% Jun
22%
Jan
32%
547/a July
67%
Jan
Mississippi River
Modine
Fuel
Chemical
Montgomery
Morris
&
12,300
25%
Jun
600
79%
Jan
300
751/4
Jan
Mount Vernon
Muter
(The)
1%
1%
600
11/4
Jan
7%
7%
200
6 "A
Jan
101 % 102 %
400
62%
Jan
Co 50c conv pfd_5
Company
National
Cash
50c
7%
5
102 %
5
277/8
Register (Un)
18 7/8
Feb
National
Distillers
Lead
19%
Feb
National Tile
Pacific Ry___*
So Bend—12.50
23%
23 %
100
21%
Jan
25J% Mar
New
American
Aviation
1
American
Car
5
Cities
Service
City
Cleveland
Electric
Coleman
Co
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
8%
500
11 % Mar
5,800
37%
Jan
53%
North
100
38 Va
Jan
49% Mar
45% May
58% May
Northern
27
July
307/e May
Northern
Illinois
84
Jan
94
Northern
Indiana
Public
53%
Feb
60 %
Jun
Northern
Natural
Gas
10%
Feb
12 %
Jan
Northern
Pacific
Jan
22 7/s
May
53%
55
28%
200
90%
91
Ilium
300
60%
59%
60%
229
11 %
10%
11%
8% Mar
800
28%
90%
15
pfd
1,450
Inc
,
'
Aug
May
Illinois
Northern
States
Corp
—5
18%
19%
1,500
14%
10
26%
26%
26 Va
3,200
20% May
27
common
25
89%
89 %
91%
4,300
68 %
Jan
71%
300
62%
Jan
73% July
Oak
29 %
Edison
Oil
Container
Controls
Corn
Motors
of
25%
1,600
Feb
44%
800
35
Jan
45
Aug
Ohio
63
100
55
Jan
66%
Apr
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
Jan
Chemical
Ltd
Drewrys
1
1
_
Air
El
Fairbanks
Tire
First
Motor
Fruehauf
F
W
D
common
General
General
Box
General
;
Corp
Finance
Tele
General
1
157/8
21% Mar
28%
71
July
May
98% Aug
186
700
4,100
23%
102
62 %
May
82
Jun
38
May
Aug
Jan
236%
Jan
32% May
119 % Apr
July
26%
26%
3,700
257/a
Jun
30 %
Jan
83 %
492
53
Jan
84 %
May
13%
200
11%
Jan
16
May
9%
1,400
7%
Jan
300
130%
Jan
9
45%
45 %
i
53%
45%
54%
1,600
92%
95
4,100
12%
1,300
28%
30%
3,900
8%
8%
50
9
30%
9
2
3%
34
3,200
12
94%
3
181/4
35
63"%
37%
Apr
Jan
48% July
54 % Aug
Jan
95
Jan
Aug
147/s
Feb
12
July
Jan
30%
Aug
7% July
10 %
May
8
2%
3,200
3
15
Jan
Feb
Alden
4%
8
57%
200
5%
Feb
371/4
4,800
31%
Jun
68
69
5,200
60% May
75%
Apr
87%
69%
Jan
88 %
Aug
34%
35
1,100
31%
Apr
36%
14,700
40%
Jan
Pennsylvania
(Un)
900
47%
48%
337%
5,500
33
July
31%
25%
Mar
45 %
33%
Brothers
Tire
31%
500
27
Jan
32 7/s
42
H)
Co
Lakes
Greif
Bros
Co
25%
10,400
25
July
32 %
56
Jan
83 %
Gulf
Hein
38
400
31% Mar
200
89%
Jan
39
122%
Pullman
Pure
Company
Quaker
Oats
Raytheon
Inc
Rexall
Drug
25 % Mar
36% Mar
46'A
34y2 May
45
Aug
40
Feb
52
Aug
79%
79%
100
75
Jan
84
Mar
187%
20 %
300
17% July
21%
Feb
34
337/8
347/8
1,900
32'/a July
44%
Feb
14
14
14%
1,100
11%
.
——
Metals
(R J)
Brothers
Regis
95%
1,200
627/8
Jan
95%
Aug
53%
200
46 %
July
55%
Apr
417/s
42%
500
31
Jan
62%
63%
400
467/b
Jan
Jan
64%
16
.18 1
305
10
Feb
21
May
62%-
200
48%
Jan
62 7/s
Aug
37%
38 =r;
36
36%
80
2.50
Co
•
5
Co
•
Corp
20 g
Co
Electric
300
33%
Feb
41%
Jun
337/n
Jan
39%
Jun
700
57%
Feb
80
Aug
50
Jan
651/a May
41
1,000
,
53%
48%
142
31%
43
Jun
63
64%
1,000
56
Jan
65%
Jun
68%
|
75%
3,900
59%
Jun
75V2
50%
53V2
1,000
44i/2
jan
600
41%
48
49
142
1,000. '
143
31%
800
32%"
1,000
38
—.
38'A
200
32
327%
2,400
y%
37%
10
900
,
,
35% Mar
Aug
591/8 Apr
Jan
56%
Jun
93%
Jan
144i/2
Aug
29
Jan
28%
Jan
347/a May
381/4 Aug
43%
9%
Apr
Apr
10%
31% July
Jun
Feb
33%
37%
1,300
31% July
397/8
18 %
18%
400
14%
Feb
1.40
(Un)
301/4
301/4
100
22%
Jan
21% May
34 % Jun
(Un)
1
617/s
57
61%
1,300
49 Vs
Apr
3
71
70%
71
4,200
54 %
Feb
71
1
14%
14%
14%
200
12%
Jan
20%
Inc
(W
Class
A)
class
Pen
A
;
B
1
Co
8%
100
8%
617/s
Aug
Aug
Apr
9
.1
9% Mar
8
Jan
600
8%
Jan
9% Mar
43%
1
Oil
Aug
5
..
Co
Industries
531/4
2.100
61%
38%
800
80
60%
13
8
64%
75
5
.
Co
63%
*:
43% July
647/b May
62%
•
(Un)___
Petroleum
Corp
90%
50%
*
Tobacco
Paper
95
1
Public Service class A
Sangamo
Schenley
16 % Mar
Jan
53 %
5
Standard
Louis
25
1
Reynolds
St
Aug
'
1
10
Reynolds
44%
600
38%
Jun
46% Mar
28,
Jan
38
8%
9
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
3*4%
34
35%
500
Sinclair
5
40%
40%
40%
2,100
387/u
Jan
45% May
38'/a
Jan
20%
Jan
48% May
26'/b Aug
27
Jan
Oil
Corp
Mobile Oil
Southern
600
13%
Feb
35%
Jan
43
Aug
15%
15%
100
13%
Jan
20
May
46
44y8
461/4
2,700
337/8
Jan
46%
26
26
200
21 %
Jan
26% Mar
48%
48%
100
36
Jan
52%
Square
Aug
D
Standard
Co
Brands
Inc
of
of
N
Jan
23
May
Jan
54-V2 Mar
Standard
Oil
of
class A
*
58
58
50
57
Jun
61V2 Mar
Standard
Oil
May
20%
Jan
26% May
Standard
25%
25%
25%
38%
39
2,200
1,300
Jan
32% May
85% Aug
Jan
35
J
85%
85%
15
29%
30%
6,400
43
43
45 %
1.100
42
42
40
42
1,000
297/a
Jan
80
■.
20 7/a
64%
July
May
Apr
43% July
68% Aug
•
68%
68%
68%
53
Jan
50%
50%
51%
2,000
47%
Jan
56 %
May
521/4
51%
52%
3,300
46%
Jan
55 %
May
451/8
45%
46%
11,100
40 7/a
Jan
493A- Apr
58
58
58%
700
23%
23%
50
25
7
(Un)
(Ohio)
Packaging
85%
29%
6.25
.
California
Co
100
•'
Indiana
16
3,600
301/4
50c
(Uh)__
Oil
300
1,800
26%
30%
5
Oil
17%
46%
25%
46
100
(Un)
Standard
17%
38%
Service
Jun
Standard
3
15
46
•
_1
(Un)
Public
Sparton Corp 6% preferred
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Soiegel Inc
17 % May
200
(Un)
Pacific Co
43
10
1
common
100
.
Feb
54 % Mar
59
21%
27% Mar
Feb
42% May
41
Aug
Stanray
1
29
29
291/4
211
29
Aug
34
Jan
Storkline
1
19
18
19
750
14
Jan
22% May
Studebajcer-Packard
Corp
Jan
14
Sunbeam
:
Brewing Co
Corp..
9%
3
Ltd
Co
9%
Inc
300
61%
350
321/4
100
8
61
20
10
58
32%
1
H)
8%
5,800
8%
1
8%
1
8%
8%
10
& Door
Co
26%
26%
30%
'
10
RR
*
9%
55% July
32% Jun
May
Corporation
35
5%
Jan
12
400
8
Jan
11%
350
23
Jan
800
23%
Jan
45
Tenn
307/a May
32
Co
International
Paper
International
Power
(Un)
Electric
Jones
Laughlin
32%
Jan
(Un)
40%
Jan
49 %
Aug
26%
Jan
34
Mar
53%
55 %
31%
350
53
53%
2,700
427/s
Jan
S
46%
46%
300
34%
Jan
497/a
827/a
200
59%
Jan
827/a
Aug
Co
;
18,100
297/s
32%
36%
Jun
36%
367/8
37
33
Jun
38
58%
60%
20,100
44%
Jan
241/4
100
20%
Jan
25 %
10%
500
11%
&
69%
72
300
57
Jan
33 %c
43 %
417/s
43%
800
37%
Jan
20th
•
85%
84%
88%
635
74%
Jan
94
83%
81%
83%
600
77
Jun
927/a
Feb
6%
6%
67/a
200
Jan
9%
208
48'/a May
1
Kennecott
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Monarch
tUn)
Co
Co
Co
common
&
Apr
Printing Co
common
Electronics
(Henry
C)
Cement
Field
(The)
new
&
50c
Mickelberry's
South
Mfg...
5%
-
100
'
~
54
59%
1,350
34
33%
351%
Jan
1,000
9%
9%
300
Union
Salle
La
4
Union
May
United
Co
ProductsZ.ZZZ.
Utilities
see page 44
1
Lines
39 %
Jun
24
6,100
49
Feb
(Del)
(Un)
6%
12%
6 % July
1,900
8%
50
18%
18%
100
ZZ
37%
37%
1,400
13%
13%
13%
500
76%
79%
14,200
12% July
17
Wisconsin
Woolworth
16
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
70 %
Jan
89 Va Mar
400
117%
138
Co.
Jan
477/8
477/8
500
39%
Jan
477/8
52%
53%
300
43
Jan
35%
34%
35%
"2,600
27%
Jan
62% May
35 % Aug
531/8
-51%
900
38%
Feb
557/8
487/8
300
35
Jan
51% May
9 % Aug
8
557/8.
48 7/a
48
7/8
-
91/a
400
7 7/a
Jan
Jun
Aug
38 %
Aug
60
Jan
30% Jan
61
Jun
28
27%
101
900
Inc
common
Co
17,800
39%
700
45
48 %
44%
43%
29%
i
(Un)
63%
17%
57%
72% Mar
Jan
12% Mar
8% July
27
Jan
39 %
1,000
40%
Jan
54
44%.;
1,700
40
May
50
29%
30%
1,000
27%
Jan
100
43%
Jan
34% May
60% Jun
27%
55%
27%
Jan
40 7/s May
507/a
,
100
20%
51%
300
42%
Apr
19
32%
327/a
800
29%
Jan
r_10
75%
75%
100
66% May
13%
1
Aug
55%
*
*
Service
W)
11%
38
1
i
(Un)
1,100
10%
39%
10
;
Co
637/e
10%
2
2%
6.25
5
!
Public
(F
May
143 % May
1,800
Publishing Co
Wvigley (Wm) Jr Co
38 % May
11 %
138%
138%
42
Jan
42
World
19% Mar
31%
„
33%
57%
Stores
Feb
200
1
Motor
Jan
■
Jan
37%
381/4
White
&
74 Va
367/a
537/8
Whirlpool Corp
Wieboldt
55
May
42
Jun
Wilson
Jan
68
1
Aug
Apr
36 Va
100
.2.50
Products
39%
Aug
600
68%
Feb
192 %
13 Va
37%
68%
Aug
July
91 % May
24 % May
91
36%
Aug
Apr
9
Jan
Jan
Jan
50%
757/8
13
Jan
Jan
1,300
Bancorporation (Un)
Union Telegraph—!
Westinghouse Electric Corp
9%
Jan
36%
88
Corp
Western
78%
4%
100
86%
(Un)
Feb
300
1,700
•
Co
29 %
300
38%
200
81/8
50%
87
Co
11
Jan
27
38%
7%
50%
1
Inc
91
38%
5
Western
Feb
Jun
10
(Un)
Inc
397/s July
39 % May
37% Mar
Feb
24%
10
Match
186
32%
Jan
16%
Oil
3
Jan
19'A
Aug
Universal
1,350
24%
500
61
64%
Universal
39%
56
100
241/4
29%
Aug
300
100
29%
23%
113 Va
59%
20%
Feb
61
29%
Jan
42 % May
14% May
5,800
82%
Jun
Apr
Jan
Jan
38 7/8
Jun
19%
47
Jan
Webcor
29%
96% July
18 %
63% Mar
Jan
175
U S Steel
Jan
40% July
21%
400
Aug
52%
33 y4 July
600
2,900
96%
34% May
100
25%
641/4
Jan
100
37%
25%
28%
81%
100
37%
25%
102 %
States
U
Rubber
900
37%
631/4
United
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jun
Aug
641/4
Feb
15%
8
17%
537/8
102%
Fruit
29.%
Jan
24%
171/b
109
49% July
17 % Aug
4
United
Jan
10%
'
Jan
900
23%
5
33% May
24
S
83
537/8
25%
Jun
100
52'/a
Gypsum
24%
Jan
22%
104V2 104%
53%
Co
200
58
6%
.
1,100
10
Corporation
38%
12%
791/4
441/8
25
California
of
Air
107/a
1
__10
;
May
431/4
441/8
28 7/s Jun
6%
•
Corp—
(Un)
Aircraft Corp
United
89
6%
July
28
Jan
__il
(Un)
Pacific RR
37%
•
55
23%
1
~
Corp
Oil
189% 189%
16%c
May
20% Mar
1,200
*
Film
St
Union
20%
*
45
600
28%
1
Electric
37%
*
300
22%
2
(Un)
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
58
50c
54%
*
(Un)
Century-Fox
So
38%
373/3
Aug
5
(Un)
Corp
250
"
(Un)__12.50
Minneapolis Brewing Co.:
Minnesota-Min & Mfg (Un)
95%
•
•
(Un)
footnotes,
1,800
.4
wi_
common
Co
Food
13%
1
McCrory Corp
Means (F W) & Co common
$7
convertible preferred..
Co
28
12%
25
1
Inc
Co..
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co.-
30
27%
95%
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Ling-Temco
30
~~
12%
"
•
Libby
9% Mar
5
Co
Corp
Radio
Walgreen
common..
McNeil
Jan
28%
.3.50
Co
Union
g
7
5
Tool
Edison
United
Gas
42 V* Mar
50c
Tri Continental Corp
May
5
Chemical
35 Va
Feb
10%
22
5
Transmission
Union
Kaiser Aluminum
14 % Mar
Jan
18%
53
12 %
Transmission
Power
Trav-ler
13% May
73 % May
97/a
1,300
Co
Inc
Transamerica
60% Mar
241/4
Thor
Jun
60
10
5,200
25
Gas
Toledo
Aug
36%
_5
Steel
8%
8
Aug
25
1
wi
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Jun
36%
..3.50
7%
25
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
Textron
Jun
82 7/8
**
400
1
Company
common
Texas
44% Aug
3,800
*
Tel
Co
Jefferson
300
49%
31
2.50
Co
&
44%
48
31%
*
Chemical
(Un)
Shoe
International Tel
44%
48%
•
&
Nickel
2,900
35%
1
Inc
New
Jun
•
Mineral
(Un)
Corp
Gas
300
35%
35%
Apr
27
&
11
33%
35%
5
Corp
Swift
Apr
10%
35%
5
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Sunray
Mar
10%
1
2.50
Corp
Furniture
Sundstrand
68% Mar
»
i
Co
Steamship Co
Harvester
For:
Jan
500
(Un)
Richman
500
International
Middle
15%
498
5
& Chem
50
International
&
1,200
2,600
common
new
491/8
International
Merck
17%
46
(Un)
Jan
Central
Martin
17
*
America
of
Jan
Steel
Marquette
Aug
17
*
36%
Inland
Marshall
July
50
52
(Un)
33
Illinois
Lincoln
."''34
45
Company
Revlon
Texaco
Lytton's
Jan
Jan
42%
Indiana
400
Brick
&
27%
32
50 7/a
Co.—
Corp
•
Corporation
Libby
1,700
2,500
44%
(Un)
Southwestern
15
17%
Co
Oil
Radio
of
41
Huttig Sash
Leath
32%
50
5
Co
39%
Industries
Laclede
32%
48%
900
,
Howard
Knapp
Apr
49%
637/s
Service
Aug
43
8.33 %
(F
&
Mar
•
Public
Organ Co
Interstate
May
50
41'/a V
62%
Dock
&
Corp
Interlake
42
377/a
41
12.50
41
(G)
Illinois
Jan
40% July
36%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Potter Co (The)
July
14%
—1
vUn)
Holmes
Hupp
30%
17
Aug
60% May
41
33%c
& Co
•
Werner
Hertz
1,000
July
51%
(Un)
RR
Stewart-Warner
Heilman
43%
14% May
45
I
Utilities
States
Hammond
34i/2 May
33%c
Sheaffer
Aug
43
6.25
Cooperage
Corp
Corp
Oil
39 i/2
7,900
Apr
500
43
•
Dredge
Greyhound
Gulf
500
9,800
(Un)
Shell
July
83%
1211/4 122%
~
•
City Steel Co
Drug Stores
Grea*
'
Sears Roebuck & Co
Feb
37%
38
8
.
Rubber
&
Jan
40%
25
Airways
Co
(Charles)
Schering
Feb
25%
122%
10
Granite
Gray
Jun
100
Servel
Jan
82
_1
—:
Goodyear
(W
Aug
65%
2,000
57%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
49 y2 May
34%
r 48
1
(Un)
Goldblatt
Gossard
56 Vs
45i/2
561/a
64%
Feb
17
Pfizer
St
Apr
87
3.33%
83%«
Co
Corp
Co
Mar
94%
50
World
&
Royal Dutch
18 V2 Mar
34
5%
1
(The)
Glidden
22
5
Electric
American
Socony
Glen
15% July
421/a Apr
*
Rockwell
9% May
Jan
68%
2.50
Genesco Inc
Gillette
300
55%
15
Republic Steel Corp
Apr
20
,
200
18%
147/a
187
35
3
Corp
Parke-Davis
Mar
82
1
Rubber
49
700
176% 180
1.66%
Cement
Pan
33% July
107% 108%
*
Utilities
&
100
175
9
1
Electronics
&
Tire
28%
27%
59% July
500
13%
-_5 I
Corp
Public
79
28%
2
Co
Portland
General
77
132 % 133%
§
Inc
Motors
General
Gen
Corp
Corp
Mills
General
Jun
&
Jan
May
26 %
1
Dynamics
Foods
29
Gas
25
40
50
Jun
Pacific
500
Jan
37
Co
700
.
83
1
Contract
General
Feb
10
Corp
Electric
23%
2
:
Bankshares
General
1,100
—5
Co
General
28 %
—
•
Corporation—
General
27
78%
5
Candy
Jun
107%
(Un)
Inc
General
60
Corp.l
Bankshares
Trailer
Jan
28'A
Co
Dairies
48%
(Un)—5
Instrument
Rubber
Wisconsin
Ford
Foremost
800
233%
2
Corp
&
&
1,500
28 %
—_—3
Phonograph
Whitney
Firestone
51%
59%
10
(Un)__
Mfg
Camera
3,100
1
Gas
&
Fairchild
20%
5
Inc
Electric
Radio
Emerson
19%
59
5
Co
Natural
Paso
Emerson
36
50%
,
._1
Inc—•
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
—
35%
20%
/
5
Co
USA
77/8
31
57
20
;
300
10%
31
1
(Un)
21% July
54%
56%
1
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
Eastern
Apr
18 %
11% May
10%
1
5
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
8
177/a
Jan
Jan
16%
1
63
:
Co
Co
44
Company;
Edison
Manufacturing
23%
Corp
Co
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
&
6 % May
25%
85
40
5
44%
Crowell-Collier
Deere
100
500
57%
3.33
25%
5
America
Products
Detroit
50
6%
Co£-
(Un)-^—^_.
Bancorporation
5
Co
Insurance
Co
94%
54%
5
Power
Apr
28%
641%
--
10
10
Co
Can
Continental
Co
Ohio
America
of
Corp
Continental
Continental
*
Co
Northwest
11%
102% Aug
30% May
40
Co
(Un)
Power
Apr
2% Mar
*
:
Service
Co
Commonwealth Edison
Jun
98% May
6%
91% Aug
71%
177/8
*
Co
Ry
(Un)
,
...
5
Corp
Iron
(Minnesota)
Consumers
Corp
Gas
System
&
34% Mar
101%
.
277/B
'.Sv
*
53%
5
Iron
RR
42%
28%
10
1
4%%
Corp
Central
Jun
941/8
5
1
50%
8%
(Un)
(Un)
Mfg
North
-•
XfW
Co
Products
Cleveland-Cliffs
York
Product
Co
&
42%
52%
25
Aug
87 %
Jan
8.50
56
98%
Jan
;
Jan
31
147/8
Electric
44%
87%
13%
&
Aug
1,400
94%
250
Gas
36%
27%
1,000
—
Cincinnati
42%
Jan
98%
19%
&
Jan
21%
30%
15"%
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago South Shore
Chrysler Corp
34%
450
*
3
15%
Pacific
&
1,000
36 Va
55%
19%
Paul
St
High
38%
35%
5
(Un)
Inc
Since Jan. 1
Low
55%
National
Chicago &
Range
High
37%
55%
Northwestern Ry common.*
Chicago Milw
Shares
1
Co
Co
38
♦
(Un)
Ward &
(Philip)
Motorola
Sales
for Week
Low
10
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
Week's
Jun
320
58%
30%
300
27
58%
Jun
May
250
27%
1
25
*
common
Corp
57%
Par
Jun
1%
Corp
Oil
Chemetron
West
High
21%
600
Monday, August 14, 1961
Range
Sale Price
Jan
14
20%
30c
Corp common
Corp of America
Central
Low
High
19%
•
2.50
Gas Ltd
Pacific
(Un)
Export
Canadian
Low
5
Inc
.
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
.
1 1)
Friday
STOCKS
.
507/B
52
Aug
Mar
Jan
July
34% July
Jun
87%
13%
1,600
12
Jan
20 Va
Apr
1227/s 1227/s
13%
*
100
96
Jan
122 7/a
Aug
155% 160".,
500
Apr
-
Zenith Radio Corp.
-X
160
':" .97%
Jan
;
184% Jun
Volume
Number
194
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.
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The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(667)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended August 11)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded
Friday
on
STOCKS
Friday
10
Gas
California
Castle &
&
Inc
Co
Abbey
Jan
34
34%
25% May-
450
29%
Jan
38%
14%
14y2
17c
9,200
43%
42%
43%
4,100
4%
4%
5%
14,800
23%
_10
47
Co
Jan
15%
9c
Feb
21c
Apr
3
Feb
Feb
5% July
43% May
Jan
6% July
68,000
5%
Apr
Apr
300
13c
4%
—
17c
5.50
Cooke Inc
Cypress
21%
34%
Min—5c
Oil
Ink
650
*
Broadway-Hale Stores
High
22
5%
Corp
Buttes
Low
5
Consolidated
Chica
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Mammoth
Bolsa
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
21%
2
Black
Oil
Shares
Low
2,5
Bishop Oil Co
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)
American Factors Ltd
(Un)
Par
Week's
2
23%
46%
24
400
47%
2,400
200
7%
31%
1.55
20%
45
Jan
31
Mar
July
53%
Jun
Jan
3.00
Feb
2.05
2.05
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
•
21 %
21%
22
1,400
21
May
37
Feb
Electrical
4
22 %
20%
22 %
700
18
Jan
26
May
Products
Emporium
Capwell
Exeter
Co
Corp
Oil
Friden
Inc
Co
Ltd
—
10
class
A
45
45%
1,700
34
Jan
46
„
69c
2,500
32c
Jan
90c
1
55%
55%
57 %
8,600
40%
Feb
72
14%
14
14%
1,000
8%
Jan
18%
1,400
2.05 Mar
2.95
Holly
Oil
Jan
Jan
3.50
1.60
Feb
10c
38c
34c
39c
18,100
4%
-4%
19,900
1.20
Jan
67
200
48"%
Jan
5%%
(Un)
Prince
5
Co
6%
Development
United
Co
Bottlers
Oil
&
Co
__
__
6%
10c
10c
20
July
&
—
Jun
46c
51c
36,000
25
25
200
10%
10%
50
2.25
2.35
5,100
56c
70c
54,000
1.40
1.40
600
25%
26%
110
25
25
20
1.70
1.70
100
6%
76%
25c
Jan
24% May
6% Jan
1.10
20c
Jan
Jan
1.05
Jan
80c
May
41% Mar
13
Jun
2.90
Jun
1.00
on
Jun
25
26%
Jan
6%
2,500
6
10c
10c
6,000
5c
10
150
7%
Feb
10
Jan
May
8%
30c
15%
12,900
16
Jun
1.60
1.70
1,200
30%
30 %
600
3%
3%
5,100
(Un)
lo
._
West Coast Lite Insurance
1.65
(Un)
__
5
__
25%
Jan
29 %
Feb
102
37%
Jan
43 %
49%
Apr
50%
48
Jan
57%
13
Apr
13%
12% Aug
18%
Apr
Jan
7%
Apr
5%
63
145
.
5%
3,650
4%
14%
14%
10
67%
67%
67%
172
14% Aug
63% July
79 %
__
24%
24%
34
22%
Jan
29%
Jun
37%
38%
506
27%
Jan
38%
Aug
6%
6%
25
38%
__
5
20%
20
20%
10
28%
28%
28%.
43%
43%
44%
Feb
5
16
419
'
Jan
20%
Aug
22%
642
Jan
Jan
28%
Aug
39% May
655
6.25
18% Mar
50%
Jan
9% May
1.25
29%
Aug.
14
14%
4,400
31%
400
1.50
1.70
12,700
Jan
32
4
17%
33
6%
300
6
Jan
50
250
32
Jan
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Total
Utili-
40
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
140.37
117.78
237.17
91.35
78.03
80.76
84.78
83.73
7——
719.58
139.72
119.15
237.43
91.35
77.76
80.52
84.67
83.58
8
720.22
139.98
119.29
237.69
91.21
77.78
80.45
84.35
83.45
Aug.
9—
717.57
139.63
120.05
237.46
91.36
77.70
79.02
84,33
83.33
720.49
139.58
119.91
237.92
91.33
77.60
79.97
84.30
83.30
10__—
Averages
Utilities,
compiled
are
8.26;
65
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.165;
Rails,
5.34;
16.88.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Feb
50
10
65
Aug.
Apr
25%
6%
Second
Aug.
July
Jan
First
720.69
___
May
4
1.00
10
10
Utili-
Jan
2.60 July
14
Aug
Jan
Rail-
Total
roads
Date
Closing
Mon.
31
Bonds
?
15
trials
1.80 Mar
1.70
30%
1
Apr
158
5%
1
20
Indus-
20'A Mar
Jan
1
common
Apr
•
Apr
Apr
Westates Petroleum
13%
10
May
Aug
11%
__
Jan
2.60 Mar
15,000
14%
Apr
8%
28%
Stocks
Apr
Jan
1.50
13%
1
27%
the
are
30
Jun
27
17%
5
45%
Jan
40%
Apr
1.80
25% May
12%
Victor Equipment Co
Jan
23%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Aug.
17%
__
32%
53
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Apr
13%
50c
Aug
210
39%
__
5
Corp of America
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
49 %
27%
__
5
Bolt
1
High
jan
__
10
;
United
5.00 July
9%
pfd series A—_25
Co
28%
35%
400
Apr
17%
common..
13
1
3% May
61c
1
Co
Gas
Preferred
33c
25c
Oil
Sugar
__
1
Mining
(Un)
Southern Cal Gas Co
Union
__
33%c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Trico
56c
25
Gas
Ranch
__
2.25
pfd__—25
Rhodes Western
Rice
1
25c
l
Invest
Consolidated
Sugar
__
1
&
Pepsi-Cola
Puna
50c
:—___*
Co
Oil
66
__
10c
preferred
Pacific
Screw
26%
12%
35
__
1
Plymoutn Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
36%
26%
12%
7%
common
35%
__
5
Date
Corp Ltd
American
Refractories
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
2.85 Mar
1.90
30,100
10
Petroleum
Oil
North
65c
1,400
2.45
Navigation Co (Un)
McBryde Sugar Co
(Un)__
Norris
15,200
2.35
4%
Walker
Jun
July,
2.20
Matson
Nordon
2.00
2.30
Co
M J M & M Oil Co
Merchants
2.70
1.85
2.45
50c
Salt
2.65
1.85
2.30
Jade Oil
Leslie
2.70
1
Corp
35%
10
Corp
Low
49%
May
(Un)__50c
Co
Idaho Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
Co
Range Since Jan.
High
48%
__
Apr
General Exploration Co. of California__l
Gladden Products Corp
1
Good Humor Co of California
10c
__
Natco
Shares
Low
1
Columbia Gas System
10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh__5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Harbison
for Week
Aug.
69c
__
1
1.75
Blaw-Knox
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range
_
Fast
Week's
of Prices
Last
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
39
6%
7
Aug.
Thurs.
Apr
High
8
125.42
Low
125.65
—
Aug. 10—
126.60
Range
Apr
4
106.57
—
Jan
3
for
High
1960
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
Low
Jun
date
to
128.57
—«r
125.88
Aug. 11
Fri.
Range for 1961
125.08
Aug. 9
Wed.
1.85 May
52
Aug.
Tues.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
/■v.
Alan
Wood
American
'
'
Steel
Par
common
Stores
Arundel
10
_l
90%
33%
*
124%
37
4.33
48%
City
Atlantic
Electric
Research
;
:
Corp
new
5c
com
B
S P
Company
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
Company
Curtis
Ford
Motor
Foremost
General
60c
315
48%
1,303
34
Jan
39
Jan
48%
Apr
37%
1,188
34%
Jun
37%
13%
17
12%
Jan
15 % Mar
18%
2,152
10%
1,177
50%
12%
1957-59=100
Aug. 4,'61
Composite
Durable
Jun
Jan
18%
Aug
Jan
10 %
May
694
13% May
17%
Jun
374
77%
Jan
4,181
37%
Jan
50
8%
Jan
55 %
8%
B
52%
505
27%
28%
1,136
25%
Jan
58 %
122
Jan
65
42
Trade,
Finance
Service
+2.6
163.5
132.5
92.6
+1.0
99.5
83.3
93.5
-
Inc
:
Jan
47%
Jun
95 %
Aug
15
Feb
No. of
and Miscel.
23%
Govt.
20
Foreign
Bank
23%
17%
Jan
26
May
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
16
July
Mon.
49% May
Aug.
7
3,567,100
$6,743,000
$295,000
Tues.
Aug.
8__
4,04.8,890
6,454,000
183,000
Aug.
9___
3,712,400
5,870,000
12%
48%
12%
30
10%
Jan
47%
48%
8,395
40%
Jan
11
11
20%
20%
21
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
22
125
20 %
Jan
23
33%
Aug
34%
138
25%
Jan
42
Jan
16%
Gas
Apr
&
22
10
May
113
Jan
20 %
Jun
14 %
14%
200
26%
27%
34
19%
Jan
39%
20 %
Feb
27%
Aug
29%
Feb
26%
273/s
37%
37V8
30
39% May
89%
91
208
77%
Jan
91
28%
270
26% Mar
35
Jun
40%
42
558
28%
Jan
42
32%
32%
323/4
Aug
296
27 %
Jan
34%
30
29%
303/a
2,437
26%
Jan
31%
Co
14
13%
143/a
2,400
11%
Jan
44%
8%
3
22%
10
50
_
Co
*
com
290,000
5,650,000
428,000
5,183,000
18,163,380
$29,182,000
Total
._.
%
211
512
5,034
32%
Jan
15% July
30
Jun
46 %
1961
Stocks—Number
of
Shares-
Jun
22V4
1,164
17%
Jan
25%
2,484
33%
Jan
46
S.
48
Aug
50
$1,387,000
6
19%
60
$1,233,000
44,832,700
23,422,000
1,002,375,000
807,163.600
$24,655,000 $1,047,209,700
$853,216,650
50
*
Paper Co
Smith Kline
&
French
Lab
111%
*
South
Jersey Gas Co
Southeastern
Public
8%
19%
152
13%
Jan
23%
58%
60
834
42%
Jan
60
83/4
9
142
_2.50
Service
Railroad
$2,000
and
Industrial.—
Total
»
664
7% J'-lv
85%
Jan
46
Jan
29,182,000
$30,569,000
Transmission.-
3.50
Stocks
Aug
Foreign
(No. of
11% Mar
115
May
Domestic
Wed.
Aug.
9
1,123,285
129,000
Thurs.
Aug. 10_
1,147,490
101,000
Aug. 11
1,302,130
183,000
1,000
6,000
190,000
5,912,405
$814,000'
$23,000
$43,000
$880,000
1,240
368
27%
Jan
45 % May
18%
125
15%
Jan
21%
Fri.
53%
56
910
47%
Jan
1,108,855
______
72 %
Aug
Apr
17%
17
17%
2,209
17
Aug
18%
61
61
61%
230
55%
Jun
82 %
Jan
530
7
Jan
9
Aug
52 %
Jan
65
July
13%
Jan
17%
63%
76
*
141/a
141/4
140
*
common
:
&
Lothrop
preferred
*
common
footnotes,
_*
10
100
see
page 44
$163,000
$8,000
$8,000
$179,000
1,230,645
238.000
6,000
1.000
245.000
2,030
10.000
6,000
18,000
141,000
125,000
57% May
55%
62%
'
Sales
7
393%
13.50
Light
Total
Bond
8
18 %
8%
Gas
Bonds
Aug.
391/4
1
preferred
Foreign*
Corporate
Aug.
39%
5
$5 preferred
Gov't
Bonds
Tues.
72%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Universal Marion Ccrp
Bonds
Mon.
67%
United Corp
Improvement
46,048,550
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Apr
Total
Eastern
$4,500
k-
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
71
_l0c
Co__
109% 112%
474,246,126
Bank_.
Mar
48
8
11
1960
666,512,521
Government
Foreign
Apr
1,887
1961
14,699,940
Bonds—
U.
Jun
423/8
8%
1960
18,163,380
July
21%
8
$30,569,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
Aug
19
$1,387,000
Week Ended Aug. 11
Shares)
Co
6,061,000
5,360,000
4,755,000
34% May
11% Mar
48
1
Service Electric & Gas
46 %
41%
10
1
common
191,000
3,572,620
16% Mar
5
common
6,637,000
3,262,370
Feb
50
Electric
Sales
$7,038,000
Aug. 10.
Jun
*
common__*
Bond
I
Aug. 11
Aug
28%
Light
Totql
Thurs.
Apr
682
2,102
27%
3
Water
&
U. S.
Fri.
50
25c
RR____
Int'l
Apr
11%
Railroad
Jun
21%
100
16%c
Power
109.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
*
Corp__
Electric Power
preferred
For
159.3
Aug
1
„
Potomac
5 %
144.4
118.3
High.
Mar
10
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Woodward
97.8
173.0
11 %
18%
$4.25
109.4
—0.1
63%
32
Washington
+1.5
170.1
446
16
Gas
104.4
170.0
1,011
32%
United
128.1
3,088
18%
Texas
+1.7
12%
32%
Oil
126.0
95%
*
Sun
117.0
44%
*
Scott
132.1
92%
Stores Inc
Perfect Photo Inc new common
Reading
+1.9
43%
25
Co
Mfg
113.0
129.3
12
Philadelphia
Public
129.9
94%
10c
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Progress
and
;
*New
International
$2.44
——_
+1.8
12%
25
Mergenthaler Linotype
Philco
j.
_____
127.6
163.5*
_
Mining
May
l
Madison Fund Inc
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
Goods
129.9*
29 % Mar
56
*
preferred
Low
137.1
53%
56
1
preferred
1961—
-
+ 1.6
106.0
Goods
Transportation
Utility
I
118% May
28%
Paper—
(The)
High
135.0
Aug
16% May
Jan
—1960
Change
137.1*
128.1*
—
Non-Durable
Percent
July 28,'61
131.8
-
Manufacturing
Aug
17
12%
groups
Aug
90% July
130% Apr
35%
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Aug. 4, 1961, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
week
for the current year.
Wed.
&
Co
37 %
46%
industry
the
stock
50 %
32 %
1.66%
A
series
&
3b %
12%
1
Vending class A
Merck
'
for
of
5
.
International Resistance
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Martin
51%
1
Pulp
series
Macke
Jan
33%
index
2
Co
Dairies
Motors Corp
5.12%
103%
15%
5
Homasote Co
5%
5,848
14%
lo
Stores
Acceptance Corp common
voting preferred
Hudson
122 % 124%
113% 116%
50%
53%
14%
116
6.75
Battery
conv
General
Feb
High
13%
1
Delaware Power & Light
Fair
Jan
76%
10
25
Duquesne Light
Food
23 %
497
10%
5
Storage
8
90 %
18%
1.80
Publishing Co
Electric
33%
1
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp__
Since Jan. 1
Low
87%
12
Co
Range
High
35%
66%c
SEC
stocks
33%
Co
Corp
Atlantic
Low
Tel & Tel
American
The
67
9
701/4
429
82
82
3
100
100
20
62%
64%
98
99
53%
53%
Jan
Jun
Week Ended Aug. 11
1961
Stocks—Number
of
74% May
Damesti~__
Jan
85
Aug
Foreign
Government
Aug
100
Aug
303
Foreign
62
Jan
Corporate
20
97
Aug
100
1960
Jan. 1 to Aug. 11
1961
1960
5,459,110
335,478,705
173,485,458
$612,000
5,912,405
Feb
100
64 %
Shares
$32,075,000
$16,961,000
32,000
1,746,030
928,000
43,000
13,000
1.251,000
723,000
$830,000
$657,000
$35,072,000
$18,612,000
$814,000
.
23,000
_
t
.,
Aug
May
Total
40
(668)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown Are
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Power
4% %
&
Paper
•
common
preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
41%
«.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
Co of
Atlas
25
Jun
11 % July
43 y8
300
19%
Jan
22 ye
July
400
191/4
Jan
27
43%
44 %
6,165
32%
Feb
44 %
July
32%
33%
11,019
Canada 4%
—
pfd
25
22
common
22
47
47%
1,680
51%
51%
51%
..
.
20
43
44%
53%
'•/:
Jan
32%
••
July
990
40
Feb
45
100
50%
Jan
55Va July
44% Aug
44%
1,200
33
Jan
48
Jan
31%
Jun
'
33%
2,845
25% Mar
33% Aug
?
32
1,325
22
33
55
•
51%
Jan
July '
5Vz%
68%
67%
68%
3,112
591/a
Jan
68%
Aug
78
77%
78%
66%
Jan
78 %
Aug
Molson
10'
63%
63%
63%
1,173
1,487
54%
Jan
65
Jun
>41%
41 %
42%
1,495
48%
46%
48%
335
Class
•
B
•
Bowater
....
Brazilian
Traction
Light
ft
Columbia
Columbia
Brockville
Brown
Bulolo
Canada
$1.30
46
Mar
50 y2
July
National
54
54
50
50
Mar
54
July
National Steei
May
Iron
£1
Power
Canada
Canadian
British
Canadian
Celanese
Fairbanks
4,736
29%
Jan
36
11%
Jun
15
Aug
Pacific
34%
33%
34%
22,383
32% July
39
y8
Apr
48%
Page-Hersey
48 %
49%
880
45
—
9%
9%
300
13%
13 Va
Petrofina
19%
19%
75
59%
Seal
A_50c
13
13>/4
33
35
W
}?: rr
^
Gatineau
5%
15%
10
Feb
1,568
63%
Jun
15%
1,905
14
Jan
"\° 207
25
1,600
38
38
Apr
69% Aug
16% July
Jan
'32% Jun
23%
25 %
7,900
21%
Jan
26% May
11%
11%
3,555
?%
Jan
12
19 V2
20
4.80
150
3.90
Jan
12%
13
2,525
8 %
Jan
24%
25%
2,945
20%
22%
22%
252
19%
16
18%
19
19%
20%
25
20%
20%
1,575
Aug
24
May
United
19%
19%
20%
17,750
16%
Jan
4.50
5.00
830
61%
63%
550
45%
100% 100%
100
99% Mar
*
73
10
al5%
71%
Aug
73
2.60
1,225
Apr
Jan
Class
100%
66
May
120
13%
Jan
15
10%
Jan
15 %
17%
23,165
15
19%
20
20,954
14%
Jan
20 %
14%
14%
3,765
10
Jan
22%
Webb
22%
640
17%
Jan
25%
26%
1,585
19 %
Apr
26 %
a80
76%
Feb
80
8
6
Mar
•'
5
2,590
July
B
3
19
Aug
21% May
220
21%
Jan.
40
2.75
100
2.00
Jan
18 J/2
18%
725
17%
Jan
al4
Jun
2.75 Aug
Jun
19%
Jan
14
May
Arno
Jan
95
Aug
Atlas
24
291/4
8,223
Jan
21
Apr
14
May
29% Aug
Jan
4.60
23%
36
36
36%
775
35% July
39%
Feb
a
104%
a
1041/2
106
45
38%
754
32%
11
42%
a
a48% a48%
10
10
45
50
20%
211%
100
325
45
6,585
Jan
*
50
>
2.65
2.65
49
50%
50
56%
44
*
*
•
Jan
50 %
Jun
49
Aug,
755
45
6
Jan
55
1,135
40
3.50
Jan
11,967
48
Jun
Feb
9% Mar
55 % Mar
36
36'A
bdti
35 % July
40%
44
45'A
430
36%
Jan
24
24 %
17
Jan
47% July
27
July:
*
'
,
a21% a21% '
173/3
17
6%
6%
6%
9V8
9
9Va
12%
.
-500
.
25
:
12%
•
...
86
*
173/3
86
20 %
6,990
;
2,350
-4.60
21%
Jun
18%
Fe'bl
400
Jan
7 % Mar
9% May
12
Apr
5
81%
Jan
1,475
10 %
79
81 "A
3,598
72
24% July
.
Apr
Feb
9%
86
Aug
15'% July
-
81% Aug
11% May
9%
10
1,675
6.00
Jan
24 %
24%
246
18%
Jan
24% Mar
17%
17%
18
3,640
11%
Jan
21
common.*
25
24%
25%
16,751
24
July
27
27
27%
425
26
rJulys
40
41
540
40
Jun
43%
Jun
31
31
50
30
Jan
35
Jail
3,030
A
•
•
50
40
*
com
•
8
8%
19%
19%
19%
100
30%
31%
1,006
28
17%
17%
200
16
21
Apr
8%
Aug
20%
-
Feb
34% Mar
18% Mar
.
31%
33%
8%
*
8 %
230
8%
Jan
74
75
1,945
67%
Jan
80
28%
28%
1,015
19 Va
Jan
32
Jan
103
104
75
100%
104
Aug
74%
28%
1
100
—
*
_
62%
.
Bank
—10
63
360
33% July
10% Mar
Feb
58
July
58
Feb
May
68% May
69
Pipeline
256
69%
Aug
53%
1,0^5
52% July
55
Jun
22 V2
23%
3,000
19%
Jan
24% Mar
1.60
1.60
1.66
8,900
1.55
Aug
6%
6/a
6%
1,140
54
54
55%
3,115
3.00
*
69
52*%
22%
♦
68 %
52%
A
&
Jan
19% July
May
32'" Mar-
Jan
32%
6
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v'.mK
29%
<
July
834
<>vr ov
Jan
*
*
-
class
.
Feb
15
79J/2
Feb
7% Mar
A 1,860
86 /
1
,
July
16
14%
__
„„„10
_
;
Feb
24%
:
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100, uu 0
19
1,775
20%
200
•
Worts
.
1
(Canada) Ltd
♦
A
18%
Co
18%
..
20%
18%
18
'•
5% Mar
38%
3.15 Mar
-
-
8%
Jan
Jan
55% Aug
2.45 Mar
17% July
3.90 Apr
20% May
19
22
July
May
74
19%
3,860
14
17
17%
2,890
13%
Jun
13
40
3£
Aug
<r0
75
35
Jan
42
Mar
*
_
Shown ; Are
Expressed
Jun
19%
Aug
Exchange
in
Canadian
Atlas
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Augustus
%
Jan
28c
Baker
Talc
Bateman
17,633
16c
July
30c
26C
28c
7,404
26c
Aug
54c
i%e
1%C
1,000
3c
Mining— _1
Jun
3.15
l%c July
3.00
3.20
41,900
3.40
Aug
9%
Jun
-
.
9%
9
1
—
Co
4,097
July
Beauce
May
Bellechasse
1,230
13%
13%
575
9.95
10%
1,200
7.60
Jan
9.30
9.50
350
7.40
Jan
3.40
3.45
550
3.10 May
50
54%
11%
o
n5
13%
Jan
.Tan
Jan
23
Aug
12% Aug
19
May
12%
Apr
11% Apr
5.00 Apr
50
50
95
35
Apr
50
541/2
56%
876
45
Jan
57% May
July
4c
6,000
3 V2c
1,500
3c
Jan
5c
5c
7,500
3c
Apr
5c
Jan
81c
78C
84c
72,250
45c
Jan
89c
33c
*
1
33c 35 %c
Aug
May
Blue
Bornite
Eritish
Burnt
Butterfly
Canorama
Cantexas
19%
Jun
21%
19%
Jan
21% Aug
47% Aug
7,157
37%
55%
55%
200
a95
a95.
25
J
<n
12%
1
2,000
4.95
Jan
10c
1,000
7%c
8c
6.5U0
2%c
2 %c
8c
Jan
16%
Jun
43
Jan
64 %
July
52 %
Jan
91
Feb
55%
Aug
95% July
Co
cl
Nickel
&
Resources
Refineries
Mines
3,000
2%c Jan
1,000
35c
Mar
50c
Mar
4,600
17c
Feb
35c
4c
May
4%c
4,500
6c
May
Co
Carbec
Ltd
Ltd—i
*
_
—
Chess
Minerals
Mining
Corp
15c
14,766
—
*
1
6,009
2.00
750
(a
♦
1
4c
Jan
Apr
Feb
11%
Jun
Aug
33c
Mar
Jun
19c
Jan
2.%c
Apr
12c
15
Jan
15
10c
6c
Mar
15c
2.00 Mar
Jun
Jan
May
2.00 Mar
18%
350
7
7
600
6% July
11%
11%
100
11% May
16
1.40
1.65
36,600
80c
Feb
1.70
Jun
ale
ale
24
2c
Feb
6c
July
13c
Mar
36c
July
1.40
"
14
Jan
34c
32c
35c
23,193
1.60
1.60
1.60
4,140
2c
500
l/c
13c
6,500
a35
a25
5
10c
10c
2,000
8%c
Apr
3.20
3.50
31,445
1.94
Jan
2%c
2%c
3,000
—t
1
:__i
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50
17%
—
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1,500
10c
al4%
1
1
8c
14%
2.00
'
3c
6%
11c
2c
—
1.—
Cartier Quebec Explorations Ltd
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A— •_
Chemalloy
1,500
'■
1-3
Ltd
Mines
525
15c
8c
»
:—
Explorations Ltd
Royalty
Canuba Mines
9V2
14c
8c
'
Ltd—
Mar
50c
11c
•
Ltd
May
15c
23c
8c
—1
Apr
15c
Jan
9%
^
Ltd—,
9% Aug
8.80
9%c May
5c
Feb
45c
■
1
if
A_
49c
May
20 %c
__
Ltd
Ltd
Jun
25
125
47%
Ltd
Mines
Kodiak
Aug
a21
21%
Packers
Tungsten
Ltd
Canadian
46
63%
8.25
10c
-1
—
Dredge & Dock Co
Canalask
63
7.85
—
*
Collieries
22
55 J/2
8.25
„1
Calgary & Edmonton Corn Ltd
10%
a21
Ltd-
Canadian
9,030
63'/a
Jan
1
Inc
Canadian
21%
3,867
July
7%
1
.
Corn
Hosiery
21
15%
29 %c
1,385
1
_
Refining Corp
&
Columbia
211/2
15%
6,103
1
Ltd
Gas
&
Copper
Hill
Mines
Raceway
Bonnyville Oil
29
10,532
Ltd..
5c
'
9%
-1
Co
Gold Mines
Mining
Mining Corp Ltd
Oil
23% July
15'/4
Mining
Lake
Bonnets
2,620
21%
2%c Jan
9
1
Belle-Chibougamau
25%
Jan
Jan
4c
_
placer
24%
Jun
6%
Jun-
4c
'
13%
1,642
2.10 July
3c
1
Ltd
9 V4
K
July
4c
•
Iron
Ltd
Red
'
28c
Ltd.
Bay
Eeatrice
1
High
1%C
9
45
23
Low
•
Exploration
12
Aug
21.% Aug
Range Since Jan.
High
28c
-1
Ltd.
Ltd
Molybdenite
&
V "
Sales
1
Telefilms Ltd
49
iti% May
Dollars
Week's
Last
Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
121/4
46%
100
58% Mar
2.40
40 %
49
8 Va
class
Sulphur
Jan
11
20
common.5
Jan
Jan-
45
*
Canada
-
Mar.
33
500
8%
53
-
Apr
27
/.
4,533
49
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Power
of
Mines
Mines
Mar
7'A
43
20
20c
~
_
-
7%
__
n
104% Aug
Jun
21
•
Acceptance Corp common
•
$2.75 preferred
_I___»0
$4.50
preferred
:
335
2.65
50%
,
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A„. —1
37%
21
3.25
11
'
•
page 44
28 % May
56
Jt.i
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see
300
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—.—
9%
10
Jan
£_~
footnotes,
1,925
32
56 %
£
Jun '
•
&
Consolidated
24%
Indus
Jun
25
32
common
common-
Anthonian
69'A
15%
common
Canada
22%
24%
Corp
Anglo-Amer
55
700
I
of
13%
A
Trans
Ameranium
1,040
1,355
"•
-
Jan
12%
Par
2,025
3.90
common
Ltd
10%
12%
Ajax Minerals Ltd
a98
.20%
II
preferred
Feb
10,860
12%
24%
•
Blue water
A__
Aug
21
Sale Price
12'/a
3.70
1
class
56 %
Apr
STOCKS
121/8
20 J/2
•
Investment
Jan
17%
..
Ltd
Alscope
al7
al3 J/2
*
preferred
47
365
.
Friday
a96 J/2
I50
I
615
i9%
Aug
3.70
Paper
Smith Paper
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
56'A
19 %
July
8% May
36'%
13%
1%
Hudson
55%
'
„
.
20%
cmmon
IIIII
Aug
Canadian Stock
a97
•
Pitfield
18%
common
Prices
35 J/4
18%
1
Howard
Jan
*—•
July
.10
B
15%
10
17% Aug
-1
IIIIlOO
Int'l
3,103
*
(Geo)
Zellers
28%
Home Oil class A
Apr
18%
JO °/4
Knapp
July
17%
12%
common
17%
75 Va Mar
2.75
pfd inc 1927_:
&
14% Aug
22 % July
B__
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Jan
17%
1•
Jun
15%
a
al7
preferred
14%
Jun
400
36%
a
100
r
Aug
7%
5
74
18%
Mar
5.00 Aug
63 % Aug
a80
-1
Jan
56 %
_
Westcoast
21
15%
26
-•
15% Mar
58
Aug '
common
common
Gooderham
Feb
13%
al5
•
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13% May
285
54 %
-
*
Steel
Walker
Aug
9.90
22%
•
1,735
Jun
13/4
_
pre/erred
Canada
Oils
42
14%
•'
Trans
Apr
20
•'
72%
.
Aug
Feb
Co
21%
16%
*
'
14%
71
'
Jun
July
13 %
•
class
71
—
Finance
Weston
Jan
Jun
43
100
Toronto-Dominion
19
7.65
61%
Apr
72
31%
•
5.75
21%
1,100
28
Feb
'
Jan
common-
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
5,015
5.00
May:
Jan
42
25
4.50
Jan
9.40
Feb
41
110% May
8% Aug
10l/a
preferred
Triad
9.25
"24%
25
■
14
50% Aug
25% July
41%
433
common
Steinbergs class
Jan
9.25
28
42%-42%
Feb
40
Standard Structural Steel
Steel Co of Canada
Jan
May
1 27%
21% Aug
28% Feo
...
•
pfd
pfd-—'.
6%
Southam
Traders
19
Jan
—_15
Williams
Sogemines
11%
1,845
a71
24%
100
3,555
:
4%
Inc
13% July
28 % May"
41%
A
Sherwin
60
150
1,465
•
Water
A
5 % %
20%
common
Series
Sicard
Jan
28
27'A
,i
6%
preferred
Simpsons
3.00
27
100
Ltd
Class A
Feb
24%
common
Shawinigan
1
Feb
7% May
125
Jun
•
;
Corp
Apr
20
com
Lawrence
14%
Jan
4.25
Jun
21%
27%
10
10%
43% Feb
7%
175
May
4.85
10
4,937
54%
——
40
78
150
a53
45
8%
21%
•
53
,
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
12
11%
Canada—IIII
Imperial Tobacco
May
24%
4.80
preferred
Wares
Warrants
Hardee Farms
9 %
7% May
5 %
a53
106
8%
21%
__
8% A
53%
Co
Jan
Jan
106
Feb
May
May
570
preferred
Jan
16
15
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B
37
bdO
Jan
_1
(Canada)
Jun
.6% Mar
20
"10%
15%
Paper class A
10,%
106
18%
Jan
21,329
*
77
315
a7
Jun
17%
12%
Feb
2,434
Handy Andy Co
Oil
78
12%
8,058
V 1,445
15%
20
12
12"%
Royal Bank of Canada..
St
Jun
*
5%
4%%
31
common
Steel
For
J
Jan
107/a
a5%
50
(Chas
7%
Apr
44
15%
common
Rothmans
liy2 May
Feb
18%
Jan
12%
Gas
Canada
8
Jan
19%
14
—20c
Ltd
Apr
a
Co
Lakes
Apr
69%
5%
13%
Gocdyear Tire 4%
$1.25
4%
a71
Heating Prod
General
Imperial
7%
25
Motors
6 % %
10
560
17%
8%
,,
19%
1—•
July
35
-
38
Lto
Dynamics
Imperial
6%
12%
-_1
Power
&
a8%
15%
common
General
Home
Jun
10%
__
preferred
Class
Jun
9
16%
125
12'A
,
•
1
V)
(A
Class
Aug
25
Ltd
General
Great
6
V
Feb
Jun
May
31
135
-
Jun
50%
v
12%
:
Aug
30 3
common
Petroleum
53'/a
10
COTo
Co
13'A
2
class
Roe
33
425
17%
38%
7
36% Aug
49
••
——•
preferred
Reitman's
Rolland
Jan
68%
"69%
A
Chemical
1961
Mar
Feb
Jan
17%
37%
17'A
:
...—•
Telephone-
Warrants
July
Feb
32
10
',
common—5
common
preferred.
25
30%
common
Ltd
6%
13
21%
805
100
17%
.
10
•
&
Jun
July
July
43%
•
2,026
6%
Co
6%
Foundation Co of
Frosst &
4,291
ii
a8%
;
-
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Canada common
Motor
Mar
18% May
3,015
34%
12
1,115
32
19
Famous Players Canadian
Fleetwood Corp
French
1.2^5
53
loo
Cos
21
51%
•
com
preferred
Fraser
60
22%
class
Textile
Ford
76
Jan
2.50
Dominion
&
Jan
39%
13
7 %
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd new
Electrolux
65
50
'
•
Preferred
Enamel
215
290
12%
21
Smelting
Foundries & Steel
Eddy Paper
75
a
52%
*
Bridge
Freres
Jan
1,015
...
16%
a7%
_1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
class
Seagrams
7%%
18%
59%
59
al2%
1,650
32%
Petroleum
Dupuis
20
42%
-
a7%
t
37%
'
*
Quebec Power
Corbys
Tar
30%
Quebec
comnuwa_*
Ltd
class A
Coronation Credit CorD
42% Aug
16% May
1—40
Corp
Transport
Mar
*
preferred
Co
jan
Feb
42 %
A;16%
__
__
Aug
July
•
Cellulose
of
Jan
21% July
21% Feb
4.25
Bros
23%
29
1
Combined
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
Consumers Glass—
3i
12%
'
42%
•
Ores
Co
29
-25
Dominion
6.30
&
Jan
27%
a7
Ltd
Aug
•
Canada
Iron
Bros
Jan
•
Chrysler Corp
Coghlin (B J
Coal
Price
Provincial
July
July
Vickers
Glass
fr.10 Mar
Premium
Apr
9% July
16
50
Canadian
Pont
100
4,570
15y8
38
25%
co
Canadian
Du
Jan
24 %
10
Oil Companies common
Pacific
Railway
Donohue
Feb
167
Locomotive
Dominion
July
7%
Car
of
752
Preferred
Dominion
12 %
78
Marconi
36
common
Corp
1,943
common
Canadian
Dominion
Power
28 %
Preferred
Dominion
Penmans
Jan
21 %
•
Canadian
26% Mar
A—
Chemical
Tubes—
21
Imperial Bk of Comiherce-10
&
Jun
11%
33 %
&
Quebec Natural
*•
Power
1,900
.
Products
28
Hydrocarbons
Zellerbach
51%
250
Ltd
International
36
21%
Petroleums
Jan
500
6.30
Steel
26%
Canadian
Industries
Jan
34%
34%
Apr
28
Canadian
Distillers
2,533
26%
Ontario
May
Mar
9
25
5%
9%
37
6.30
1 1
Dome
13%
Jan
9
—.
Husky -i'LJ.
Cork
3.80
-
36%
——
•
•*
Morse
12
*
Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
26%
common
Co
8% May
___*
Nova
Aug
21 %
.
Crown
52 %
1,523
common
Chemical
150
^
6,865
25
Crown
9
•
Sugar
B
Columbia
Jan
5.00
25%
common.
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
14%
4.80
5
Electronics
Canadian
Canadian
7%
48
33 %
10
series
Canadian
155
Drue
14%
•
Aluminum
11
Montreal Trust
32%
12.50
Breweries
11
Jun
33
25
A
Foundries
Aviation
Canadian
2,125
55
-20
Canadian
Canadian
5.00
May
47% Mar
14%
common
Canadian
Class
8%
52%
25
•
pfd
preferred
$1.75
52%
r
Malting common
Steamship common
Canada
8
52
•aha
50
•
Dominion
78
Noranda Mines Ltd
50
preferred.
&
Canada
Jan
70
5
375
common.
Cement
60%
—♦
1
225
Dredging
Canada
5%
class
2,005
*
class
—
8,893
Products
6%
72
:
•
Locomotive
27
1
Ltd
Gold
Preferred
Montreal
55
Products
Calgary Power
Feb-
48% July
34% Jan
50
Telephone
Chemical
Mills
Building
42%
50
Company
Bruck
Jan
Jan
Ltd
26 %
Power
British
70
—_
•
Forest
Jan
common
B_
54%
Oil
Columbia
British
38%
41
Breweries
Class
.
•
American
British
Jan
40%
.—20
27
pfd
British
i.
A
preferred
50
...
5%%
Jun
33%
535
—100
54%
_
Mersey
30%
2,190
50
.10
common
50
preferred;
Paper
Bowaters
5,940
45%
—
~I_l25
Telephone.
Bowater Corp 5%
5%% preferred
36 %
„_5
preferred
$1.30
10
Bell
Ltd
Metropolitan Stores
10'
•
class
Jun
15% July
87% Aug
44%
*«»,__*
Massey-Ferguson
Nova Scotia
A
4,089
18
48%
._
-
Montreal
Paper class
86%
33
Jan
49
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Maritime Tel & Tel
10
-
51
32%
31%
;
(M)
of
&
85%
High
13% May
57% Jan
44%
Lower St Lawrence Power
■
of
Power
15
36%
.
•
Acceptance
Bank
Bathurst
al5
5
Ltd—
Loeb
Bank
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)—
al5
15
25
(John).
Laurentide
Apr
Jan. 1
Low
570
86%
7.60
Public Service Ltd common..*
Ltd
Lewis Bros
July
July
53
Labatt
Range Since
High
17%
__
*
com
Shares
17%
*
com
Canada
oi
17%
-
44
*
23
48
45 % Mar
51%
Jamaica
38 % May
Feb
21
*
51
•
Steels Ltd
44
53
50
.
.
31% July
200
47%
-
:
.
10
50'
50
Ltd'
"
50'
_
Paper
Powders
for Week
May
43%
Nickel
Utilities Corp
$2
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
Lines..
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Jun
22
Bronze
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
10
International
July
22%
•
preferred
Corp
Aug
8
22
43
Corp
Apr
23
22%
-
$2.90 preferred
$2.50
36%
50
1,400
6,762
•
Ltd
4%% preferred
Asbestos
42
a233/4 a233/4
__
preferred
International
High
9
,
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Argus
Low
•
—*
Aluminum
High
•
common
Cement
International
Range Since Jan. 1
33%
A
Aluminium
41%
25
Sugar
Inland
International
Low
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abitibl
Friday
STOCKS
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
__
3.30
20
Mar
8% May
1.45 Mar
1.60
Feb
Apr
2c
Feb
3c
Apr
6%c
Feb
19c
Jun
39 %
Jan
12%c
Jan
,.32% July
2%c May
,
4.24 May
4%c
Jan
Volume
Number
194
6081
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(669)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Pa
Chibougamau
Copper Corp
Cleveland Copper Corn
Consol
Central
Consolidated
:
6c
,
Div
Copperstream
Crusade
2 Vac
2 Vac
a34
36
1.25
1.16
1.25
1,600
19c
25c
12,000
19c
46c
2,000
40c
July
1.00
-
Corp
class
Ltd
A
-
Engineering Works Ltd-
Dominion
Oilcloth
Malartic
Fab
Metal
&
&
Fontana
Foreign
Power
Fort
Reliance
Fundy
Bay
Futurity
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Copper
Oils
25c
23%
Chemicals
Power Ltd
Can
Labrador
&
Zinc
(Alfred)
Inc
Lingside
Mining
Copper
Massval
Co
3c
Jan
500
16c
Jan
Royal
Wright
2 %C
4,500
95c
5,500
(
3 VaC
275
5f/c
1956
102
3c
Keno
2.00
Jun
Prices
Abacus
15c
Aug
50c
Jap
5,600
400
27
100
1.50
1,077
27
Feb
43%
Aug
1.22
Feb
13V«
Jan
9c
May
1.55
Jun
6,500
5c
1,000
52c
8c
45c
Mar
13c
Jan
Feb
9c
25c
*
3VaC
13c
Jan
Alberta
Pac
Feb
Algoma
52c
Mar
3 Vac
6Vc
.j
non
4,000
12 Vac May
3,050
8c
Jan
I5V2C May
Prairie
Gas
Premier
Provo
Gas
Producers
Ltd
;.
7c
500
7c
Aug
11c
38,867
8c
Feb
45
'
68
42.-»
650
70
200
3.15
3.25
600
9%
9 V4
230
2.10
2.60
2.10
lOVa
18c
Apr
63
Oil Development Ltd
& Refining Ltd-;
Bearings (Can.) Ltd class A
2 Vac
Ragland
Nickel
Ranger
Oil
Gold
Crest
Foo's
Mines
Jan
7
72%
1.90
Jan
2.48
:
Columbian
Metal
Saucon
July
15
39.C
44c
Mines
Ltd
7.50
2c
4,000
2.30
225
55c
7.15
%
1.64
7.50
1.60
8%
—
Anthes
3Vac
May
Class
14 V2
Apr
J''ly
Arcadia
r
48c
Feb
Aug
2c
Feb
Jan
2.50
Area
Mines Ltd-——-—
Sobey's Stores class A—
Ltee
61c
11,866
1.90
2.10
15%
16%
1.25
1.25
100
9c
.9c
1,000
*
i
Ltd—
9c
Southern
Canada Power 6% pfd
—100
Spartan Air Services—1—_—-----Standard
Gold
Mines
Ltd
125-
Consolidated
Supertest
Lake
Ltd-
■
Jan
r
1.35
65c
7.50
16 VaP
.
Aug
24c
94c
Jan
2.68
7
Jan
41c
Jan
Ltd
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
—A
6c
«,
12 %c
Corp
Corp
Aug
Imperial
B
Corp
$2.50
Arjon
Jan
—
-10
.
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd
Principal
United
Towns
Vauze
Mines
1
.
,
1.00
8c
Jan
Jan
Ufi
130
71c
Feb
5c
Jun
Class
Associated
Properties
1
L
Mining
Wendell
Mineral
Westburne
Oil
Canadian
Westville
Mines
'
—f.
Co
Ltd__
Oil
St
Ltd—
Trunk
Co
Warrants
Campbell
9 %c May
Apr
86 Va
Aug
Feb
8Vac
Jan
60
*
61
7,380
560
5c
9c
Jan
31%
Jan
16 %c Mar
65
Jun
Electric
Ltd
6.25
29%
29%
1,900
.
3.75
Oil;
Barnat
Class
Jun
36c
Jan
515
28
ADr
39%
Jun
60
95
25
Apr
1.15
1.15
,
2,000
13%
95c
160
Aug
Base
1.00 Mar
13%
500
95c
56%
62%
5 Vac
5 VaC
500
2c
3,000
29,553
51c
1.05
3c
10,000
36
40
28
Jun
J'-lv
30
Jan
5c
Jan
Baska
Jun
Bata
1.00 July
63
Aug
Ltd "A"
321/4
al3%
Ltd
Rio
Oils
Mining &
For
Ltd
see page
Jan
Jan
52 V* July
185
48
12
6c
9c
Jan
28c
Jan
52c
May
100
43 %c 43 %c
5,500
200
,
10
Jun
12
Apr
12
300
50,360
17c
Feb
17c
4,100
9c
May
1.20
1.55
6,380
24c
23c
36c
9,340
23
23
23%
515
1.25
31%
1.18
9%
Jun
1,20 Aug
23c
Aug
ley*
Feb
Aug
13% Apr
49c May
18c
1.25
18,250
31
32
3,752
21%
Jan
33 V* July
8%c
7,500
7c
Jan
13c
6%c
Jan
14c
12c
14c
18,000
7%c
6c
7%c
7,000
3.10
3.00
3.10
450
6%
6%
67/a
431
2.75
2.75
2-75
200
1
8.15
7.65
8.30
15,760
20 Ve
20%
20%
23Va
23
23%
985
1.51
1.51
1.53
2,400
375
1.07 Jan
1.60
5c
Feb
17 Vac May
8c
Jan
Feb
3.15 July
6%
Jan
7 Va Mat
3.50
4.90
8.85 Mar
Jan
18% Mar
21
20% Mar
25% July
75c
Jan
1.70
44c
33,620
340
Mar
52c
May
12c
12c
600
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
Aug
Aug
68%
3,411
59%
Jan
68%
78%
2,284
66%
Jan
78 Va
1.66
13,750
1.42 May
2.12
46c
47c
8c
10c
1
•
3,500
390
Jan
7,200
-
8c
Jan
50c
Jan
May
14Vac May
7%c
7%c
8,500
7c
July
16VaC
Feb
5%c
5 VaC
2,000
3%c
Jan
8%c
Apr
48 V*
47 Va
48%
225,
41%
Feb
48% July
*
27
25
—
•
*
—
B
8c
class A—,—*
Mines—
Paper
Jun
35c
1.61
&
Aug
12c
77%
Ltd
Jan
2.50 Aug
67%
—
Feb
Mar
2.65
1.65
Mining
Aug
Aug
May
24
68%
Exploration
July
1.55
36c
7%c
—
—
8c
•'
61c
Mar
Beatty
Bros
Beaver
Lodge
*
*
15 %
Aug
Lumber
*
25 Vt
——1
25
50c
52c
54%
1.02
1
12c
—1
5c
27
300
35,300
14
15%
1,260
6%
5c
5,000
4c
25
25%
52c
54c
2,860
54%
55%
19,888
1.02
1.05
lie
12c
5,100
5c
6c
13,000
70c
1
21c
4c
Duauesne
27
17c
Beattie
46c
Dec
Feb
1.05
2%c May
3 Vac Mar
Beaver
33
40
Belcher
Jun
Apr
Bevcon
24%
Jan
341/4 May
lOVj
Feb
15
11
Jun
May
Bibis
2,600
4.05
Jun
5.00
Jun
Bordulac
6.00
6.45
3,364
5.10
Jan
7.25
Apr
Bouzan
47
4,095
41
18V4- 191/4
3,995
16
<
12% Mar
lOVa May
Apr
48%. Jun
Jan
20
May
common
Corp—
Copper
—
Corp
Mines
;
Bicroft Uran Mines——
Bidcop Mines Ltd;
Black Bay Uranium-—
100
3,100
Jan
Co
Mines
Yukon
12
5.70
Mines—
Mining
Telephone
9.30
46
32 Ya
1.12 May
44 Va Aug
72c
May
35
Jan
Jan
4.35
19V4
Corp
Jan
48c
Mar
34c
50
71c
43c
4c
4.15
46%
T—
Smelting
footnotes,
13%
Apr
4,900
11%
11c
.6.00
A—
—
Central-Del
12
a
Apr
20c
15 %c
July
500
550
w
96 Va
Jan
1,189
.
Feb
20
78%
Ur-anium
.9.20
*
Mines. Ltd-
class
32%
12
Jan
7,100
1
Petroleums
4.15
-
Chibougamau
B
Chromium
5
8%c
„
46c
1
:
Bathurst Power
Class
51 Va
12
lVaC Aug
1,700
;
1.60
43%c
44%
51
8.75
10
Metals
14%
44
*
90c
7%c
51
5c
87c
44%
35%
96 Va
12c
10
Barymin
29 Va
Jan
35
25
Scotia—
July
22c
87c
1
Mines
Apr
Jan
14
Feb
25
Mines
Aor
1.75
Montreal
Aug
Jan
50
Cons
4.05
12c
Nova
July
27 V*
*25
of
6.35
2-9%
21
25
29%
of
Bank
Jan
29
Feb
Feb
7.35 Aug
50c
-
Bankeno Mines
May
65
2.50
90c
7%c Feb
*
B
preferred
5%% preferred
Bankfield
Feb
250
•
—
class
5%
Banff
Apr
37c
2.75 July
84c
Jun
2,000
3,242
1
5 Vac July
10
Apr
14 %c
Jan
8c
1
i
84
4,500
22c
Jan
1.95
15c
1
Mines-
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
49c
:
Packers
Gold
Gold
•
5,500
Apr
8%o
7.50
96%
•
8 Vac May
»
15c
July
47% July
7.45
35 V2
•
Jan
,
45 Va Mar
7%c
7 Vac
1
5c
1.05
36
Co Ltd—_ 1
Burns &
Copper
Mines
2.15 Mar
38 Va May
23
Feb
13 %c
-1
*
500
6c
Jan
31% July
1.25
6c
5c
1.65
May
21
5.40 Jan
Wire
Autofab
86%
45c
100
1
common
Jun
44 V* Juiy
Jun
15 %c
Standard
8.50
Feb
16c
11%
10
-
86%
4J0Q Feb
32%
11%
10
;
Coast
Bethlehem
Line
A
Feb
Stocks—
Gas
class
May
-
Aug
Aug
5%c July
40c
Steels
Auto
61
UQ
•
Arcadia Nickel
Ruffner
Aunor
600
Jun
20
Feb
2,500
1
Acceptance
Aumaque
3.00
July
20 Va May
ley* Jan
7c
50
1.66
3c
Manufacturing Co Ltd
Unlisted
!
Aumacho River Mines
■
5,948
4c
———
Atlin
Feb
56c
2,100
July
15% May
108 :
52c
1.10
•
Mines
Atlas
Aug
31,833
1,100
,
Mar
6c
—
Atlantic
2.35
2.75
2.80
17c
8 Vac
50C
100
16%
51c
wrnts_
__
2,015
7c
50c
1
B
Atlantic
May
8c
A
Rights
Jun
2.75 May
class
Jan
1.05
__—
Ltd
Gas
Ltd
47%
16c
warrants
Jun
'
Products
310
2.25
7c
l
preferred
1.45
1%C
Corp__ 1
9,055
7,434
22
47
47%.
1.95
33%
Jan
'
38c
109%
by
52 %
.
1.10
—
common
Associated
Bell
Canada
50
•
13.%
13%
'
62%
Virginia
Alberta
1.80
32%
21%
.
14
Jan
2.00 Apt,
34% May
*
Jan "-ibnft
May
4.75
100
25
13%
1
t
;
Ventures Ltd
Woods
1.95.
—
Warrants
Apr
1.30 Mar
14 Vac
1,000
Aug
16% Aug
Jan
15,675
29%
„
183
422
33 Va
7.90
1
Hardware
Mar
2.10 Aug
'
30
1.15
Elec____
Ltd—
*
—;
t
1,340
5,631
4,500
lc
400
6.15
29%
—
L——
preferred
United
6.15
-—
61
Jan
104
Aug
53c
Jan
1.50
690
988
36c
—
14
12c 12 Vac
60 Va
p'
48c 1;
20
7.75
20c
—
preferred
Gold
Asamera Oil
May
8% Mar
80c
1st
Nickel
Bank
United
United Corporations class A
Class B
West
—
1.53
6c
,
•
Ltd—
Fund
1
12% May
35
-
'
5c
5c
86%
,
18 V4
152
1.06
24% Jan
105 Va Jan
3,815,
44%
1
6c
-—
206
;
c
19%
—1
13%
—-
Apr
5,330
33c
—10c
1.53
preferred-——100
Ltd
•
1.15. Jan
1,390
1.60
5c
14
Ltd——.
Canada
Exploration
5,550
130
1.45
<
—
Ltd—
——
Mines, Ltd
Mines
Texaco
Mines
Petroleum
125
1.50
>
—
Sullivan
500
i6
—
Mines
;
2.10
T_
Dufault
5 %
Mines—
Mines
Argus
3V2C May
2 00
25c
500
17,595
8%
61c
.
1.30
7.40
Pete
—
22e
1.35
.
18,998
1.80
7%
—
Siscoe
Titan
Larder
Mines
.bin
'
Ltd—.'
Oils
Jan
Jun
50c
43%
Develop-
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ansil
Apr
38V>c J»lv
800
16 Va.c 16 Vac
■
—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd,
Siscalta
Tazin
—
Petroleums
Feb
7e,
300
2c
2c
14 Va
52,300
1.35
45 c
Development—:
5c
2.50
35c
25
American Exploration
Anglo Huronian—
Apr
5.50
4,500
—
Max
7.45
Anglo
4.85
9,500
2c
Metals
Satellite
Tib
—
Controls,
Warrants
Feb
Feb
2.25
*
38c
433/4
——•
Feb
May
3%c May
1.70 July
4,630,
•
preferred-;—
Lead Mines
Anchor
Jan
13c
—2
r,
60%
19 Va
50
Mar
4.50
Jan
10
Analogue
Jun
Apr
10 Va
2.00
1.35.
Ltd
-
Lawrence
Tache
17%
48c
10
—
Minerals
Leduc
Ashdown
Soca
14
108
17%,
16c
27
Apr
,
56c
7,300
3,100
109
13%
t-
1.90
"107^0 .106%
,
32%
109
*
Ltd
Oil
An aeon
Jun
4.00
Feb
2.05
3Vac
a__
Ltd
Enterprises
Warrants
South
1.75
22% July
8 Vac Jan
2,720
1.10,
31%
10
Oils—
4%
1.00,
13 Va
100 "
—
Co
2.25
109
July
11% July
Jan
4,250
43c
3 VaC
1.80
25 Va
Jun
2.Q0 Jan
17
400
77,546.
2.20
321/3.
,
*
common
preferred
American
Jan
200
120
39c
Ltd
"
42c
100
8
3,500v
3%C
—
—,
Amalgamated
Jun
850
-
al5V4,al5V4
Mines
(Canada)
4.75
b-2%0
12C
1.06
23% Mar
5,300
2.25
•
4V2%
May
45
2.45 Mar
1,100
2.75
4.7.0
Quebeq Smelting
M
2.60
Corp
22
95c
1.06
4.30
21%
•
^
13 %c May
43 % Jun
4VaC July
10c
Feb
11c
4.10
,
Quebec
St
4,100
10 %C
4.25
Apr
3.15
Cpbalt St. Exploration—-,
Red
Jan
20c
7c
—
Lithium
Ruby
6c
Feb
68
—
Quebec
&
July
10c
lOVaC
—50
Quebec
R
3c
4,500
45
Ltd
5c
5c
1
Gas——
Roxana
Amurex
p.
Mills
33,028
9%
part 2nd pfd_
Ltd;.
Steel
3V2C
10c 10 Vac
50
4%c
5
Cons
Aluminium
7c
;
19%
Alminex
lie
Corp
cum
3 Van
10c
160
—
Algoma Steel
Allied
Apr
1,095
1
—
I
High
Aug
36%
5,035
1
.
Jan
3,417
97/a
•__*
T
Gold
Warrants
Jun
42
7c
22%
1
Preferred
6c
23,666
23%
common
Central
30c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9c
41%
•
—
preferred—T—
Natural
Jun
7c
9
-
—
"Class A warrants—^
Class B
39 %c May
Shares
23%
*
Alberta
Aluminum
—
11% Aug
for Week
High
22
Trunk
May
65
Jan
Range
1.00
Gas
10c
V
81/3 Mar
22
—
Shoe—
Explorations
18,800
8%G IOV2C
Oil
Yellowknife
5V2C Jan
:7c
Apr
Apr
Aug-
15%
20Vb
91/4,
1 '
Class A preferred—
J.'/'"
7c
&
May
Jan
2c
1,500
45c
46-
44,300
39c
•
.
v
7c
4Vac
336
43
Feb
Jan
•
Voting trust
Aug
7Va July
39,475
Jan
9.
15%
Sale*
of Prices
41%
Warrants
Aug
2c
38
9.80 Mar
16V2 May
Dollars
Week's
25
Mines
Surpass
Alberta
8
8V2C
.
Alba
9Va May
95c
65
:
Jan
Aug
5,600
,
5.60
Jan
Feb
•
Agnico Mines Ltd
Mar
90c
Expressed in Canadian
9c
•
;
Alberta Distillers
6,000
9c
2c
9
Aug
5Va
500
9,000
5c r
64%
V
4c
21,500
1,549
8-
Jan
Gas
Agnew
Apr
7c
Are
1
Sugar common,.
Uranium
Akaitcho
Jun
60c
„
Acadia
Acme
12c
1.25
23c
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—
Paudash: Mines Ltd—-
300
Low
Ltd
Advocate Mines Ltd;
11%
7c
7c
11%
May
Aug
May
Aug
1.73
3.20: Jan
50
11 y«
20
20
15
3,095
3.200
Last
—
1.10 May
24c
May
40c
Mines
Acadia Atlantic
Class A
Jun
Jan
1.07
4
40
Jun
6.95
50.
13%
Jun.
Jun
' May
1.36 Feb
1,275
20 Va
1.05
131/4
'
19
4.95Q,
191/2
Sale Priee
Aug
40c
300
5.60
8.55
16%
Jan
ia%
5
2,000
13%
Pa
Jun
47c
1,250
:
24c
400
14c
8c
Feb
15,900
12%
20Q
al9
20
STOCKS
2.00 Aug
28% May
Jan
9 V2c
19,025
12 V*
5c
Jun
25
Aug
131/3
Shown
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
22c
Mar
8
100
..
•
Friday
Feb
2.00
52c
33% July
63 V. Aug
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
Aug
5.75
4c
8
1,000
"
19%
40
May
44%
Aug
Aug
Aug
33
Apr
29
2,280
8.10
•
July
17%
13,%
50
♦
Ltd
2 %c
8c
Ltd
,
Mines
9,500
95c
200,
.
1.66
5.40
40
common
2 %c
24 VaC
_
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power Corp of Canada—
-•4% fo cumulative 1st .preferred
Hill
Ltd
Jan
'
Pennbec Mining
Canada
70
16%
8.15
*
Jun
8
...
13% Jan
46
Aug
53
Jan
of
57c
90c
Jun.
„
Jun
Feb
35
Feb
Ltd——
Corp Ltd™
Corp Ltd 5% pfd
Oil Pipe Line Co
14 V2
7%
Jun
16V8
1.20 May
•
3.00 Aug
Gas
United
4%c May
Mines
Jan
:
48
23%
.
"
1.65
1
Iron
Propane
Feb
.
Jan
Jan
19%
,
1
—
Rock
Jun
49c
Mar
20 V*
48
22%
al9
1
Feb
50
19%
20
12Va
a70c
10
33
22 V,
63
20
Steep
Apr
725
33^,
47'/4
-Z
8
Superior
8%
200
33
—
77c
42c
41%
,
,
8
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jan
77c
8 VaC Mar
6
Aug
May,
9
1
preferred—
29c
30
-
San
Jun
965
63 V*
Antonio Gold Mines
Ltd——
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Aug
18
400
611/4
pfd
15
Jun
205
,-—1.25
1950
Aug
Jan
18
10
f
125
;
Ltd——
Ltd
'
5%
9%
Aug,
May.
'46
16
—
8.65
28
45%
Va
33 %
200
41
45
16
a60c
40c
2c
7%
156
Jan
9.80
—_•
331/4
13%
a70c
64 Va
7%
7%
1
Jan
21c
25
2,000
•
26%
9c
Light .& Pwr Cp Ltd—10
Santiago Mines Ltd',
—,—-500
New West Amulet Mines Ltd--_
Rare Metals
Jun
1.05
1,000
15c
it
; •
Newfoundland
Explorers
100
25
8
—
lif-i
18
22c
27c
;
lOOVa Aug
25 Va Feb
1,715
«
New
(1945)
77c
125
53
7%
___
North American
Feb
3.50 Mar
30c
2V2C Jan
100
3.25
1.07
Ltd
Obalski
3Vac
Jun
July
Union
14c
North American Asbestos Corp—x
Mar
Jan
2.00
53c
18
Jan
Jun
23% July
7.35 Mar
19
100
22c
,,,
2
12 %
—
—
2c
2.25
20c
Quebec Telephone
Jun
..
15
165
Feb
129
885
.
llVs
Jan
18%
50
-
High
9.25 Aug
133
110
•
—20
•
Mining Corp Ltd
Lines Ltd-
48c
14c
15
*
Pembina Pipe
6VaC
Vac
27%
1
26
«...'
Ltd.
Native Minera's Ltd
Hew Formaque Minfes Ltd
pfd
Ltd,
Jun
45c
Ltd
Moore Corp
Jan
'J-—'
Mines
Iron
6%
Ltd
a60c
41%
_
'—
Mills
Rice
Ltd
156
a8.75
27
—_2.50
5V2C July
27 Va Aug
'
153
a8.75
27
•
30c
37
Ltd
5
B
3VaC
19c
Ltd
25
MacLaren Power & Paper Co "A"__2.50
Maple Leaf Mills Ltd
*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
5
22,200
1.60
23%
Ltd.*
warrants—
23,000
53
2 VaC
1—
Dairies
Royal
Mount
Qpemisoa
5,000
1.60
231/4
Ltd
13 V*
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—;—
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—;
Mount
5c
'20c
10c
Mining Corp
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
A
6C
x
Chipman—
Mount
3 VaC May
1,020
■
,
:
Island
Class
23 V4
Can
Companies Ltd class A
40c
Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Jan
3,500
35
of
Mines
Douglas Ltd class A
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Loblaw
45
1
Mines
Traders Finance
Trans Mountain
__
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Mercury
Merrill
2c
6,500
26
Ltd
Ltd
(Can)
150
&160
July
30c
35
—
Ltd
Corp
•
Ltd (Walter M)
Mines
Jun
63 %
93c
mmr*
Oil
Lowney Co
13VaC
Jan
3 %c
-
Co
Lithium Corp of Canada
Lochaber
A:
Paints
9.25
al56
-
1,500
100V*. lOOVa
Ltd—
Mng
Jan
2.00 Aug
Feb
3.00
;
Feb
6c
2.50
—»
Rubber
Ltd
Hudson's. Bay Oil & Qas Ltd
Glass
Aug
24 Va
Jun
2 VaC
—
pfd_5
&
Mines
Hollinger Consol Gold
35c
lOOVa
___
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
Low
9.25
al56
Ltd—,—
Kelly
1.15
38%
2 VaC
pfd_
Gunnar
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
.
of
Goodyear Tire
Low
1
Shares
1
Co
Mines
Murray
'
Ltd
5%C
6c
.
41c
Aug
4c
1.60
class
Cobalt
2.00
25C
conv
Mines
Langis Silver &
19%
2.50
5%
Mines
Motor
Geco
28V4 Aug
1,500
2c
—
Ford
Jan
7,505
-
57%
Rang*,
of Prices
—
2 VaC
Mining & Explora'n Co Ltd-
Lambert
Apr
655
9c
v
14%
3,000
2.00
2o
Ltd
Investment Foundation 6%
Jubilee Iron Corp
Kontiki Lead
23% '
56%
-4
(Frank W) class A
Inland
23
2.00
40c
Paper
Ltd
Aug
July
r-^—
Hendershot
14%
27
May
51c
Mining
Horner
Jan
7.00 Aug
20 Va Mar
8,300
;
Corp——
Development.
60c
.
Denison
InVl
May
1.50 Mar
May
2,690
Age Mines Ltd—:
Hastings Mining
2.50
32,500
9c
Ltd
29c
9% May
385
325
64c
—,—
Ltd—
1.62 May
Apr
20c
Ltd
Mines
Ventures
35c
: 41c
Ltd—.;
Haitian Copper
Feb
28 Va
Inc—__
(1945) Ltd
Sec Corp
Ltd—
Minerals
1.40 July
29 V* Mar
Jan
58c
■
Exploration
Mines
.
24V8 r
Apr
27V4
:
Mines Ltd™
Mining
85c
81c
60c
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano
Jun
27%
—
-
Lineleurp Co Ltd
Mines
Jun
6c
38c
Dominion Explorers Ltd;
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
East
6c
375
7
24 Va
Jan
Feb
28
100
14 V4
7
■!
2V2C
110
43c
Apr
2 Vac
5,000,
1.00
14
„„„
Warrants
Dominion
11c
Jun
45c
'A"l__
Sec
500
Sales
for Week
.
Par
18 Vac May
Feb
2 Vac
Ltd
43c
enault
galfen's Limitee
Ltd
5c
4V2C
Ltd
Dome Mines Ltd
3,000
High
Feb
4 Vac
—
Petroleum
6C '
6VaC
a29
Mines
Standard
Mines
9,000
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Low
15c
6c
1.5
Preferred
i
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
,
High
15c
..
Wcck'i
Friday
8TOCKS
Range Since
21c
Cadillac
-
Low
,
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
Sales
Last
U
Bowater
5Va%
1
—
Mines—-—;
Mines
Corp
5%
preferred
:
preferred—
—
7,183
1
7,950
22c
Jan
17% May
July
9c
21
Jan
26
45r
Feb
70c
47% Mar
58c
Jan
9c
July
55%
May
Mar
Jun
Mav
Aug
1.74 May
14c
Jan
Jan
4%c Jun
8%f
58c
82c
Mav
15c
Mar
Mar
7%C
8c
10,210
7%c Aug
6c
2,000
5%c July
12c
Feb
8 VaC
9c
4,000
3%c Jan
12c
Jun
50c
53c
8,000
39c
50%
50
50%
54
53%
54
•
1
—
51c
50
50
535
Jan
5 Vac
1
•
1
Ltd
«
7e
r
Jan
345
46 Va
Jan
315
50%
Jan
„
69c
May
50 % July
54
July
44
1
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Bowater
Paper
Bowaters
Mersey
Bralorne
Pioneer
Bralsaman
5%%
pfd
1,000
4.80
5.00
7,633
3.80 Jan
250
._*
5.00
•
5%
Oil
5%
5%
56V4
56%
110
42%
2.46
900
2.00
32%
33%
12,412
89%
14V4
Columbia
Packers
B
class
*
14'A
14%
3,897
12
A
Jan
*
15%
15%
15%
50
15%
15%
155/8
25
*
34%
34
34%
12,645
25
48%
48
49%
6,358
—,
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia Telephone
Brockville Chemicals preferred
10
Mines
Mills class B__
Brunswick Mining &
Smelting
4%c
*
Calalta
Mines
Petroleum
Canada
Bread
35c
Canada
Foils
Class
Canada
&
Forgings
—
Canada
-Oil
Oils
Southern
35c
&
B
Lines
28
29%
—
31
Cable
Canadian British
class
10
537
48%
72
75
640
57%
3c
8c
6,100
Devonian
370
40%
Jan
60
850
12
Jun
85
85
10%
B
Energy
common
Imperial
250
13%
14
31%
33%
Industrial
Industries
Preferred
Canadian
Malartic
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
5%
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Candore
Can
4%%
Vickers
27,400
71c
Jan
1.15
1.22
2,325
84c
Jan
Mines--
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Central
Pat
Central
in%
Jan
7%
Jan
Gold
15%
Feb
24%
20
Jan
22c
Jan
24%
500
25c
1,650
91c
95c
4,597
6%
6%
5,417
3.00
67c
4.40
1,040
11
Mines
32c
1.35
33c
3.80
2,682
30c
3.75
12
Jan
*
Mar
42c
7,071
7c
Aug
13c
15c
Jun
39c
4,174
23%
Jan
33
Jun
103
May
30%
31
102% 102%
,10%
10%
11%
80c
'
5c
43%
99
10,034
21%
937
-
7%
500
4c6%c
48%
4.80 May
30
80c
80c
Developments Ltd
33
25
9c
10c
3,332
9c
38c
19,600
35c
37%c
35c
Farwest
39%
Jan
12
Apr
Fatima
Jun
Federal
Grain
Jan
July
53%
7
83%
Jun
96
Apr
9
93
Feb
100
60
14% Jan'
15%
32
Mines
Jan
Fraser
July
63c
Feb
5c
8,000
5c
Mar
9%c
Apr
Frobisher
1.02
1,145
91c
Jan
13
14y4
3 375
6.05
5.90
6.35
12,552
Frosst
1.25 Mar
7.20
Aug
32,265
85c
2,500
7c
1.15
125
2,900
78c
Jan
1.50
22
28%
May
125
22
Jan
28 %
3C
3c
26c
27c
16,600
13c
13c
3,000
68c:
68c
77c
—
55
3.95
__
46%c
6.10
__
80c
*
12
Feb
15 %
Jun
Aug
12%
12%
13
251
1 r
10%
Aug
Aug
Aug
17
15%
17'A
32,uii7
14% July
17 %
*
20
19%
20
17,710
14%
20% Juiy
23 V2 Jun
•'
'
21%
22
255
Jan
17 % Mar
14%
14%
14%
4%c
4c
4 VaC
22.500
4c
July
9%c
9 VaC
10c
3,800
8c
July
4c
4c
15,600
4c
Feb
10,100
39c
July
46c
4c :
46 c 48 %c
2.15
2.00
10
3,555
-
2.15
15,300
1.69
2,615
Jan
1.46
Apr
114%
Aug
6 %c
Jan
I6V2C May
7c
Jan
1.01
Feb
2.20 July
1.68
1.65
27
26
27
475
20%
20
20%
1,025
18% July
21% May
1.45
1.50
7,100
99c
1.78 May
20c
May
l.oo
25
Jan
Apr
Jan
2.00 May
27 %
Jun
July
60
Aug
*
12C
6
6
9c
Jan
4c
Jun
*
8c
Feb
6
100
19c
19c
4,000
13%
_1
*
13%
14%
1,075
7% Mar
15%
14
14
14%
2.870
8'A Mar
I6V4 July
19c
4% May
15c
Feb
6
Aug
37c
May
Jun
56%
Jan
63% July
18%
-1,755
17%
Jan
20
May
20%
170
16 %
Jan
24
Apr
1.75
1.82
3,300
1.12
Jan
1.98 May
3.15
3.25
1,200
2.90
Jan
4.40
7c
7%c
1,900
6c
Mar
12c
31c
33c
7,300
28c
July
46c
28%
28%
10
10%
20
*
10
___*
105
8%
5
:
8%
66c
1,100
13%
13%
97%
96
97%
243
155
155
156
5
*
*
*
preferred-
12
28
10
Aug
10% July
6V4 Feb
9c
12:
24%
3.70
Gaitwin
Jan
8
Jun
45c
Jan
75c
July
10
Jan
14
May
65
Jan
97 %
185
130
Jan
12%
725
10
29
4,323
-
155
•
21
Mining
Mines
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
165
14 Va
Aug
Jun
May
29
Aug
4.70
Jun
4.00
3,261
9c
11c
15,080
8c
Jan
17 c
Jeo
20%
20%
325
15%
Jan
23 %
Jan
*
!
3.50
3.50
100
3.25
May
4.50
Jan
6%c
8c
20,760
35%
36 %
3,512
104 Va 104%
55
1
6%c
*
Gatineau Power common,
5 %
preferred
5%%
prior preferred
Geco
May
1
A
Co
3.70
*
common
class
29 Vs
J an
5
50
60c
Apr
Jan
4
100
8%
Apr
May
27%
1,000
1
(U S%_
37%
"
5
*
—
Trailer
5,598
18%
20 %
3.15
:
62%
18%
1.80
.
Petroleum
Ltd
62%
20%
*
36
100
3.25
100
110
110
110
48
23
23 %
2,650
Jan
4c
May
35% July
99%
8%c Aug
39%
Feb
Jan
104 %
Aug
Jan
110
Aug
17% Mar
24
July
107
General
Bakeries-
—*
9%
9%
10%
900
General
7V4
Jan
10%
May
Jun
Development
1
15%
14%
15 Va
650
15%cMay
10%
Feb
17%
Jun
General
Dynamics——
1
38%
37%
39%
2,902
31'A
Jun
44 %
1%
49%
49
50
5,346
41
Jan
50
55c
55c
200
51c
Feb
61c
Jan
•
Ltd
1
—
General
4.70
38%
Jan
6.70
Jan
55
3.30 Mar
13c
3.90
13
1,135
8%
24c
1,133
20%c
1.90
400
4.15
Jan
42,500
900
Jan
7%
Mascot
Giant
12%
1.00
May
Ltd
Jun
Gordon
Jun
Grafton
Mackay
class
10%
3.871
7
83%
30
82
7 Vac
1,000
7c
July
12 %c
Jan
65c
70c
4,325
26c
Jan
70c
Aug
13
2,336
12%
^—
*
12%
1
.
525
17 %c
4 VaC
2,200
12
12%
475
15c 18 Vac
17,500
Jan
May
9% Mar
15c
Jan
Jan
7c
May
10% Mar
15c
Aug
*
158
156%
158
435
121
Jan
44 Va
44 Va
45
115
43
Jan
9 %
9 Va
100
15
15
150
9%.
Jun
19c
50
*
14%
May
July
,—i
*
12 y4
86
3%c Mar
commpn
class, B—__—
A_i_
12%
15 %c 15 %c
4 VaC
Goldfields
11%
9%
7Vac
—
Jan
30c
-
Mines
Mining
Goodyear Tire Canada
4% preferred
Feb
83%
Mines
Globe Envelopes class A—
Apr
10%
Feb
Aug
7%c
Explorers
Uranium
55c
-100
Mine
Apr
May
—*
.
Ltd———
Yellowknife
Glacier
Glenn
84c
Jan
Jan
Giant
2 17
Jan
17c
July
13% July
21%cMar
-
Mines
31c
Jan
63c
2,200
Genex
A—_50c
23
65c
Preferred
Jan
20c
Jan
11
Aug
5% Mar
Jan
1.75 July
225
i,85i
Jan
12
115
July
1,100,
11
7
10%
Mar
Motors
10
u
11
4.75 Mar
56
Petrol & Drilling class
Steel Wares common
n
101 %
Jan
85
General
4,080
'
63 %
Apr
2.30
60
General
28c
Feb
99
4c
24c
81c
45
35
60
Apr
23c
5,401
25
May
19c
450
63%
61 V4
101 %
42c
1.90
80c
4.00
61V4
101V4 101 Va
*
—
Jan
70c
28c
__
Jun
Aug
8V2 May
70
90c
19C
Jan
33
Jan
22,000
1V/2
5%
Jan
9c
10
ny2
Feb
4.50
July
Apr
2%c
11,691
12%
„
10
25.
500
Feb
55
12%
18c
Jan
2.50 May
7,000
44c
415
5%
710
»
13c
43c
55
18c
7%
Jan
105
3,250
3.95
17 %c
4.35
*
V-
7%
Jan
Aug
27%
4%c
2,400
47c
5.95
7%
6.65
10 %
6,575
Mar
3.75
Jan,
19% Mar
3,150
-
93c
42 %
Jan
31%
10
9.50 i
'July
July
24%c Mar
9,000
—
__
4.50
Jan
2.65 May
Apr
1.30
1.30
8y2C
'
20V4
57c
41c
Jam' *r->>«ll% Mar
12c
common-.
(Charles)
Fruehauf
15% May
8c
3C
52c'
v
29 %c Mar
100
Companies
5c
i3c
9.25
2,836
9.20
Mar
4%c
Foundation Co
1.00
1.15
27c
10,688
4.50
Jun
23 %c Aug
1
Canada
5c
Apr
5,097
19%
._*
Jan
1.10
*
of
1.00
Mar
Jan
31c
Motor Co
Ford
137/3
Jan
May
12c
1
A
French
5.00
Jan
31c
10
Manufacturing
13c
12% Mar
12c
Mar
:
:
common
39
Jan
8c
*
page 44
Ford
May
18% Mar
Mar
Mar
7%c
Fleetwood Corp
Aug
1.30
2.50
Bakeries
Fleet
1
24
Apr
2,892
26%
*
preferred
Products
Class
Jan
•
,
68c
3.00
62c
24%
Mining
Mining
Fibre
33
270
13,211
25%
10
26% May
1.04
62c
10 J/4
Jun
Jan
6c
:
;
Jan
Fittings
325
__
&
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd—
6%c Aug
17%
__
May
9.25
108%
*
Nickel
Famous Players Canadian—
Fanny Farmer Candy
50
16%
*
Mines
Jun
Jan
Jan
23c
9,275
42 V4 ':.
1
Falconbridge
May
Jan
16%
__
7.50
Feb
19y2
4.95
Coniaurum
59
*
___:
Mines
3c
636
19y2
__i
Jun
May
Aug
%
7c
28,100
2.86
1
common
37%
14,000
49%
i9y2
♦
see
Mines
Co
Aug
53
1
Petroleum
National
__L
1.65
15c
47
16c
21,866
41%
*
Mines
Paper
75c
100
25
Metals
14% July
19% May
8%c Feb
May
1
Erie Flooring class A
Corp
Exquisite Form common
Jan
75
83%
Combined Enterprises
Apr
10 %
1
;
Eureka
Jan
2,718
52
1
Jan
May
56c
Jan
16c
100
*
12
42c
9%c
*
Sol
Mining——
Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
Aug
9% May
5%
83%
1
Smelting
May
Aug
17% Aug
*
El
Apr
25c
28c
38c
.fan
1.63
19
Jan
1
Match
Elder Mines
69%
Jan
Malartic
Eldrich
24c
36c
9.20
common
Eddy
Apr
8%c
25%
•
9%c
7%c May
500
2.95
23.50
Textile
Eddy
Apr
7c
52
1
May
Mar
1,000
23 %c
•
Aug
Aug
28c
3c
24,600
8c
4.50
common
Mines
East Sullivan
Feb
15c
1
—
&
East
9c
22c
8c
19%
common. :
Chemical
Dynamic Petroleum
7% May
Jan
new
&
Copper Co
Duvex Oils & Mineral-.
Jun
9c
•
*
Duvan
Jan
Jun
5
1
Mines—
Mines——
For footnotes,
40c
Tar
Dominion
Donalda
20% May
27% July
Jan
63
9
1
6.00 Aug
2.95 Apr
Jan
9%
2,744
<
Jan
1.30
1,268
69 %
24%
1
Copper
Gold
Consolidated
Jan
600
10%
—
Commonwealth
Key
85c
20
100
Combined
Coniagas
10,590
19%
83%
Columbia Cellulose
Con
Jan
0
Chrysler
Conduits
Jan
4.30
24%
1
Mining
Lake
4%
5,830
9%
1
Cochenour Willans
Coin
362
6
2.50
12
__i
^ ^fS
Chromium
8%
5%
1.95
68%
__
*
Chioougamau Mining & Smelt
Cnimo
May
640
30%
1
Feb
Feb
Mar
6c
5,000
_*
,
Preferred
May
2.04
715
25c
Feb
1.22
Jan
8%c
*
Wlnes
Oheskirk Mines
Kayrand
16
Jan
8%
100
_
5^5 ^
1.52
4c
*
common
Magnesium
Dominion
48c
3c
25
Steel & Coal
__
Porcupine
Chib
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion Stores
10%
*
Gold
Oil
July
Jun
7%
5%
_*
3.20
4.00
Jan
10%
•—_1
Ltd
97%
102% 102%
3 %C
100
1.75 Mar
82c
Feb
Quartz
9
102%
*
Foundry & Steel
5.00
__
1
5%
41%
2.50
Preferred
5.15
13,050
2.60
Dominion
Jun
10%
1
400
■
1
Warrants
July
^
52
4,000
8V4
—
2
preferred
Electrohome common
3.95 Mar
13,050
6%
j_*
655
6VaC
25c
Petroleum
11% July
77c
__
com__*
57%
6c
—
*
1010
1.69
„
1
Mines
10,900
77c
•
Natural Gas
57
7%
——.
6%c
24 Vac
Mines
ns/8
1.65
25c
»
Jan
i'
Seagrams
Dominion
May
79
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Central Del Rio
Charter
4.00
9
17
Exploration
Captain
3,015
4.10
6% July
Jan
Westinghouse
Erin
4.00
4.25
69c
Aug
pfd
Mar
33%
9c
Palmer Oils
1.00 Aug.
3,080
ny2
Devon
Distillers
Mar
5,650
80c
14
—
Jan
4c
400
10V4C
4.10 Mar
loo
Utilities
70c
500
47%
Mining
Mines
Jan
7%
6
,
400
11c
47
——'
Apr
6
2.00
1.00
4.10
100
Bridge
80c
8%
*
1.65
11c
*
Coal
8%
*
Jan
Aug
Apr
7c
1.00
26C
Dominion
76
preferred
Canadian
1
common
Mines
Dominion
77c
1
6.15
16%
47
Mines
Dickenson
33% Aug
5
—
Jan
Feb
1.65
18 %c
July
95c
1
Common
1,000
5
Brewis
20
1.66
*
450
7c
15% May
10% May
6,225
16%
7c
Mines
35% July
7% Mar
3,558
10
13%
16%
■
Pacific
Dome
6,040
preferred
20c
Explorers
Horn
Dome
76
Corp
Corp class A
27 %c
160
2,300
_l
Feb
6%
24%
Deer
Delhi
Feb
8%
Thorium
6,800
32c
'.
Ltd
Mines
Delnite
14%
"
15%
Silica
Canadian
350
31c
32c
*
preferred
Apr
10%
25
17%
11%
11c
31%
4,025
20
A
Decoursey
Apr
76
Railway
Jan
29c
-10
18%
2,885
__
Pacific
Jan
15%
13 V4
common-.
-
130
7
4.00
100
80c
803
17%
*
Minerals
Daering
May
8%
Preferred
5,910
19
11%
1
Timber
420
3.20
11%
♦
1.25
32c
Zellerbach
Daragon
5.45
15%
Inca_
Feb
13%
Ltd
International
Cusco
5.30
76
Canadian Northwest Mines:
Canadian Oil Cos common
6c
*
Mines
Trust
Class
13% May
•
.
15%
—
1,000
50c
Preferred—
Co_.
Petrofina
Jan
•
Gold
Canadian
Jan
30c
1
L)
12c
11%
.
(R
6,700
18
18
*
17c
6 VaC
1.18
1.20
*
Warrants
Feb
50
common
15c
6 Va c
1
Zinc
2.28 Aug
-
*
Lead
Crown
107 Va 107 Va
*
B
Crestaurum
Feb
8%
______
16 %c
Feb
_2.50
_
Canadian
19
35% "
6%
2.75
Gas
Canadian
Canadian
3,055
.
2.90
4.20
10
*
8%
Crestbrook
53% Aug
Jan
2.30 Jan
'13
May
21% Feb
.
7
«
Bank
8%
790
__
1
8%
Jan
gOc
„■
Aug
4.30
Crain
•
July
10c
Mar
2.25
1,715
3.10
10c
109
Feb
Coulee
Aug
1.98 May
85
Aug
10% Aug
Jun
5
43%
1,155
4.60
19
20c
Canadian Hydrocarbon
j
^
4.6§
35
*
High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
North
13%
4.10
35%
*
Canadian
Canadian
12%
4.30
2.40
Securities "A"
12c
Jan
Denison
32 %
;
3.60
Feb
4c
300
3,168
*
E
7
4,166
6%
52%
preferred—20c
Warrants
_
5c
5%
51%
July
1.00 Aug
85
Aug
3,000
13%
*
Products
2.66
50
9
5c
6
1
lie
13%
4,750
52%
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
A__50c
Feb
Mar
Feb
Crown
1.84
5c
*
5c
4c
6%
Crush
13%
1,180
10%
•
12,600
142,500
3.25
Crowpat
59%
__
__
Petroleum
8c
12c
104
Apr
13
May
May
July
7 Vac
10c
.
10c
25
Apr
1.00
May
9c
100
60% May
59%
May
57c
10,070
85
3.00
41c
Jan *
8%
Jan
22c
Feb
Mar
4.30
Jan
2.81
*
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
4c
8%
Cosmos Imperial
May
Aug
28c
4.00
Mar
61
3.00
3
Canadian
29c
49
3c
25c
8,500
4,857
8%
Class
1.60 Mar
2%cJuly
Jan
8,733
35c
7 Vac
4.25
Aug
76% July
Jan
*
20
4c
26C
Mar
6c
5c
:
——
Jan
16c
34c
•
7 %c
2.40
Mar
*
Exploration
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Aug
•
26c
ne
2%c Jun
Copp
20
Jan
166
Conwest
Jun
Mines
Feb
26c
1.51 Mai¬
4,916
3%c
May
Copper
63%
10,900
,
12c
3%c
mj
20
Cowichan
88c
2.14
11 %C
3%c
Jun
1.74 May
30c
Jan
Craigmont
60%
1.00
lOc
Jan
20
16
Feb
60 %
7
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
Feb
12c
5,171
107%
preferred
Mar
59%
t
78c
4,534
100
B
85
3c
—
1
28%
5,460
23c
1.96
1,265
Jun
74%
*
Jan
1.15
2.08
34,477
7%
21%
60
25
Petroleum
25%
1.05
20 %c
Jan
2.40
Jan-
60%
25
common
24%
Aug
19 5A
75
200
4.10
Chieftain
Canadian
Feb
60
♦12?%
Collieries
Canadian
20
4.40
Preferred
!
7% Aug
60 %
__
Canadian
Apr
3.05
2.28
18%
12,300
Canadian
1.19
Feb
18%
Class
10% May
18% Jan
Jan
21
505
V.
Jan
1.80
2.28
Mar
2.00
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
3,700
*
May
68c
19%
Aug
Aug
75
,
38c
4,900
23,781
*
31
1.15
*
—
Feb
5 55
75
74
*
8,200
98c
*
common
Corby Distillery class A
1.06
1
common
38c
Feb
3.05
11
West Petroleum
Aug
1.06
_
Warrants
1.05
Consolidated
Consumers Gas
Feb
July
74%
Chemical
Warrants
Gen
May
11%
20
A___
Aluminium
preferred
Class
26c
Jan
9c
88c
Jun
103
28%
82
Minerals
23%
30%
Jan
50c
22 %c May
2.95
1
Mines
29%
82
20
Jan
Apr
Sannorm
21
82
8c
preferred
Canadian
13%
23%
100
Canadian
Gas
Consolidated
101
475
warrants
Canadian
Jun
100
7%
1
63c
45c
Jan
3.05
1
1
Copper Rand Chiboug
19%
Class B warrants—
Canadian Canners class A—
Canadian Celanese common.:
Food
Jan
48c
Mar
7%
__—_—
Canadian
13c
Jan
29
19%
*
May
Mines—2.50
23c
156
31
Mines
Gold
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
24% July
25% Jan
7%
*
Class
31
Quebec
Red
Jan
19%
—
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
6
*
common
13%
Mines
7%cJuly
2,000
28
26%
29%
•
Canadian
35c
29%
Bakeries
$1%
May
2,744
Breweries
$1
11
625
27
Canadian
.
2,189
8c
502
12.50
Astoria
A
12%
5%
Canadian
Class
*
5%
.,
55c
1
Nicholson
Consolidated
5%
1
___
Wire
Class
Canadian
Negus Mines
Consolidated
5% Mar
*
Canada Tungsten
Canada
Consolidated
38% July
1,315
26%
2
;
Jun
25
25
—
Jan
5,755
warrants
Jun
Exploration—_1
5
7,040
__10
Steamship
Preferred
1.06 Mar
18,795
Petrol
35c
15c
88c
*
32
100
Permanent
Southern
Canada
53,900
45c
Ltd
678
3c
Canada
Oils
210
A
•
Canada
Jan
42c
Aug
4%cjuly
19,050
26
*
39c
39 %c
1.96
1.86
18
*
Mines
Mosher
1.84
A
Jun
Consolidated
102% 102%
_*
class
18c
Jan
8,500
7,480
:
4%c Aug
1,000
8c
5c
9.50
B
Canada
Mic
Consolidated
1,500
20c
1.07
1.8O
common..
Packers
Class
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
15
2,028
4%c
25 %
9.10
Lands___
Warrants
Canada
Consolidated
___—
Mac
16c
%c
1
16%
Machinery
Canada {Malting
Canada
11% Mar
38c
Jan
Jan
41c
Halliwell
Jan
Apr
4.05
20c
4
c
*
10
„
15c
16c
Mining & Smelting
9.25
com
Jun
Mogul
16%
common
46c
Morrison
4,060
*
Foundries
Canada Iron Foundries
4%% preferred
Jan
Consolidated
38c
20
30c
Consolidated
18%
26
__*
3,550
Jun
_♦
common
37c
Apr
Jun
1
A
36c
5.50
33c
102%
*
Mar
5.80
1
common.
20c
Jan
17% "T 17%
*
common
Cement
Preferred
July
Jan
8c
__
Canada
12c
2.30
11%
*
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
8,366
2.30
37
*
14c
5c
2.50 May
20c
Marbenor
Jan
Aug
11 %c
12c
4 %
Consolidated
Mar
1.80
Feb
750
12,478
Iron
Consolidated
9%
Aug
%c
Lake
Feb
25c
3,715
7'%
2.65
Arrow
Jun
12%
1.75
5
Aug
1.60 Aug
1
48%
Consolidated
100
Campbell
Gillies
Golden
1.60
May
*
'
52
Mar
Aug
7
5%c
2.55
100
5%
__
*
Petroleum
Consolidated
Consolidated
6%
2.55
Oil
Fenimore
Jan
Aug
Jan
5% July
3c
11,034
2,350
5%
__
Camerina
Consolidated
July
16
6c
7%
*
Crest
15%
8c
3%C Aug
7
2.60
1.75
11%
25c
5%
preferred
Calvert Gas & Oil
Dragon
East
Jan
1,000
7
3.50
36%
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Consolidated
3,100
4,727
1
32% July
800
37
*
__
Cadamet
Consolidated
4c
4%c
6%
1.75
Apr
High
3%c
5%
Flin—
Jan. 1
Low
6%
Discovery
Apr
Range Since
High
*
Warrants
45
250
4%c
__
Burns
Callinan
Consolidated
15
14% May
14% Apr
1,600
131/2
1.82
*
A—.—
Consolidated
36
—-
4c
3.35
3.40
1
Building Products
Jan
3.05
4c
2.60
__
1
1
9%
28c28%c
13%
__
*
;
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo Ankerite
class
9%
__
1
Bruck
Ltd
9%
1
Company
7V4
Apr
Low
1
:
.
Shares
10
Aug
May
Preferred
for Week
—*
common
59% July
Jan
5
Mines
Gamma
5.75
Jan
33
60c
Feb
2.40
•
Products
47%
2.40
1
Forest
Bullochs
Building
60c
*
Columbia
Reef
Beta
Consolidated
52c
common
American
Brown
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Jan
5.80 May
30c
Jan
common
British
Broulan
Consolidated
Jun
7.60
5,204
1
common
British
Class
May
52%
235
6.30
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
52%
6.05
Week's
Sale Price
9 Vi
52%
_
Monday, August 14, 1961
of Prices
Last
1
High
7'A Feb
1,000
6.25
__
British
Low
8
52%
Petroleums
British
High
50^
_
Brazilian Traction
Britalta
Range Since Jan.
1
Petroleums
Bridge & Tank
Bright (T G)
Friday
stocks
Shares
-
8
__
.
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
6% Mar
14 V4
Jan
14 Va May
24c
158
Jan
Aug
45% May
9 % Aug
15 % Mar
Number
194
Volume
6081
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(671)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
stocks
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Granby
Mining
Granduc
Great
;
Warrants
B
Great
Jun
Louvicourt
12
12%
Jan
14"%
Jun
8%
Apr
Harding
Lakes
700
8.65
Jan
14%
Apr
200
2.60
Jun
3.30
Jun
1,150
1.15
Apr
1.85
Jun
11 %
16'/4
16 V4
5.00
15%
15%
51V4
50
51%
&
2,062
16
16%
1,790
5.00
1,650
16%
1,829
1,534
30%
Jan
18 % May
11
Jan
17 % May
3.50
Jan
6.75 May
11%
Jan
17"% July
Jan
57% July
4 Vic
4%c
4%c
4,000
7%c
8%c
38,000
4c
Jan
8.95
8.55
9.10
19,662
7.05
Jan
11
11
100
5c
5c
12,000
5c
*
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,365
*
13
11c
lcc
11c
8,000
1
6c
6c
6%c
20,000
1
7c
8c
1
Mines
13
1
Mines.
26c
28c
1
Co
4c
15
j
4c
11%
11
Feb
Class
A
Class
Home & Pitfield
Howard
Smith
Prior
Jan
13%
Howey
Consolidated
Hudson
15c
6Vic
Jan
3,200
25c
Jan
38c
1,500
3 Vic July
1.85
49%
50
250
48 %
Apr
27 %
>
27
28
5,932
19
7c
Jan
49%
Jan
Hugh
25c
50c
Aug
2.40
Jan
50
42
7c
7c
1,000
:
.20
40%
41
265
1—1
24 %C
25c
_4
29
29
2.85
Jan
2,240
•
105
6Vic Jun
37
24c
27
10c
46 %
July
34 Vi
Jan
22
21%
Jun
21%
25
25%
25 %
50
21 % May
25 Vi
preferred
21%
21%
225
19%
Jan
225
89%
Jan
17,503
37%
Jan
117 119%
Machine
6,175
6 %
235
63
64
10,077
38%
38
38%
645
54%
54%
50
3.35
3.35
3.50
283
*
8%
8%
8%
50
!—L_
class
6 %
63%
*
2—2
...
Mineralsr '1L
A
-
100
:
4
5%
5%
5%
490
Cement Co preferred..—
10
17%
17%
17%
1,226
Inland
Natural
5%
5%
430
1.45
1.60
995
Co..
1
common
1.45
Warrants
Powders
Bronze
com—*
12%
5%
43
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
6%
Jan
18
Jan
56
11
5% May
4.00
15
4.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
95c
Jan
Apr
Investors
Irish
Iron
Syndicate
class
150
11 %
25
150
22 '/a Mar
5c
5c
4c
Jan
16 Vi
25
49
49%
48%
50%
815
40%
Jan
50%
Jacobus
Jamaica
Public
60c
100
31c
Jan
60%
Jan
9c
2,466
2.30
2.50
15,534
1.60
Jun
2.80
Jefferson
49%
760
31%
Jan
50%
65c
Jan
1.20
12,280
1.66
900
1.50 July
2.70
200
8% May
12%
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
60c
61c
3,300
45c
Jan
72c
9,600
20c
July
40c
Mines
preferred
Gas__:
5c
8c
8c
Mar
90c
Kenville
Kirkland
Uranium
Mines
Labatt
Cement
Light
&
Power
Lake
Lingman
_1
Industries
Gas
Metals
*
Corp
Ore Mines.
!
class A
_i
Brewery
B
Lake
Ontario
La
Luz
'
National
Jan
Lamaque
Gold
Lambton
Laura
Secord
Laurentide
50c
Feb
5,900
23c
July
34c
Jan
Mar
1.10
Jun
1
75c
73c
78c
60,760
50c
10c
10c
lie
5,500
8c
Jan
18c
Apr
'
r
Exploration
National
Grocers
15%
16%
835
14%
Jan
17%
Jun
15%
15%
15%
216
14% May
17%
Jun
4
6c
6c
lie
Apr
Trust
7%c
3,700
20
...
Steel
National
15%
28
28
100
25c
—
preferred
National Petroleum
National
4
5
common
2.60
2.60
4
Mines
Lawsan
&
Jones
class
Mar
12c
12c
12c
500
9c
Mar
18c
Jun
4
Products
6c
10%
10%
11
370
1
Mines
4c
4c
4%C
1,100
3c
July
6%c
Jun
28c
28c 28 %c
4,406
27c
Mar
37c
Jan
Petroleum
Jan
1.50 May
1
77c
76c
81c
30,200
49c
Feb
New
Jason Mines
1
7c
6 %C
7%c
New
Kelore
4
7%c
7%c
3,050
15 %C
15 %c
17c
11,790
10%c
9.75
10%
13,729
36c
44c
38,617
20c
Mar
8c
8c
500
7c
Apr
9Vic
Newlund
Mines
Mines
Mines
1
&
M
S
4,000
12c-
Jan
19c
Rouyn
Senator
Niagara
Merger
Rouyn..
Wire
class
Nickel Mining
&
Nickel
Rim
43%
4,105
17%
Jan
25%
25%
27%
1,373
17%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
100
5%
Jan
7% Mar
1.50
695
70c
Feb
41c
42c
4,700
38c
Jan
62c
2.20
570
Jan
3.10
7c
Jun
11 Vic
4,062
2.45
Jun
3.15
July
9%
9%
9%
500
Jun
10% July
3.00
3.25
1,010
2.90
July
4.50 May
2.70
2.70
200
2.30
Jun
3.00
3.20 Mar
4.10
2.65
Jan
4
!
r
common
North
North
Goldcrest
67c
Apr
July
73c
May
17%
17%
313
16%
16%
100
20
20
50
Rankin
Northland
Feb
Jan
19 %
Jun
25c
20
Feb
Norvalie
Jan
>.
Gas
833
20 %c
Jan
34c
May
40c
Feb
84c
May
1.42
4
1.40
19
Ltd
O'Brien Gold Mines
1
Office
4
Aug
Ontario
47%
Aug
Opemiska Copper
1
Orchan
see page
44
12c
May
Mar
38c
Mar
12,750
10%c May
16c
Jan
1,000
4%c July
7c
Jan
52c
Jan
66c
Mar
5c
46 Vi
footnotes,
82
13c
48
For
30c
Jan
lie
4
Jan
Jun
Oka
Aug
Jun
Specialty
Okalta
54
50 Vi Aug
23% Aug
10c
Feb
Jun
75
4%c
Mines
34
4%c Aug
10 %c
1
Jan
43,000
2,000
30c
Jan
6C
17c
1,300
32
4%c
8.20 July
35c
30
4 %C
Jan
35c
2,500
4
2.20
7c
2,859
•
100
40
V?
Pete
6.90
1,000
48
Island
6.90
79
45
Long
Jun
11% July
7%c
Obaska Lake
33
1.70
Apr
20 %
Jan
79
47%
May
3 Vic Mar
19
1.72
Jan
5%
7%c
4
Feb
Jan
Jan
13%
100
Beaucage
Nudulama Mines
May
Feb
1.02
6,890
2,115
12 %C
May
Apr
Jun
45% Mar
8%
12,100
19%
10%
17c
20c
pfd
Jun
19
1.40
1
Utilities
Mines..
73c
10%
1
Nova
85c
Apr
1.72 May
16,180
45
1,440
Jan
65c
4
Jan
,
2.70 Mar
1.10
23c
*
95c
Jan
60c
25
17%
32c
23c
63c
210
95c
1,530
Apr
350
17%
70c
7%c Aug
10c
78c
53
95c
2,760
30c
32
17%
2.00
38,187
33%
4
1.95
Jan
48,424
53
*
2.00
1.50
69c
32%
_
Jan
3.25 May
1.00
31%
Ltd
21 %c
20 %c May
61c
32
Minerals
July
80c
33%
(M)
Aug
July
8c
68c
30
*
Loeb
54% Aug
85c
30
Locana
Feb *
Aug
May
1.15 May
3%c Jan
Feb
6.90
Northwestern
Feb
Jan
40
17,860
Aug
1
Oils
19
11%
8.05
3,271
6C
5c
4c
Warrants.
20
45% Mar
53%
52%
4%c
4,550
295
5c
6,287
2,500
4,757
1,300
53%
69,751
2c
49%
20c
6%C
2.00
23%
1.55 May
Apr
Jan
7%c
2c
22
Jan
12c
4C
1.90
49%
74c
4,000
6c
1.99
22%
28c
2,350
6c
24
*
3,030
7%c
22
50
90c
1.10
17 %C 17 %C
2.45 May
8c
Jan
560
.
17 %c
12c
23%
!
98c
1,795
23
L
14
Feb
3,000
23%
warrants
Jan
40c
54c
18,100
20
A
10
33,751
13%
16c
12%
B
1,250
57c
85c
54C
13%
1.05
13%
14c
1.40 May
Preferred
Aug
2.95
10 Vb May
Class
6c
12c
6,000
.Class
May
14c
3,610
46
3c
1
Natural
May
class A
22,500
1
ExDloration
Mines
39c
preferred
6c
2.80
12
2nd
Aug
4%C
6c
12c
1.65
Loblaw Cos
7c
4
Coldstream
Northgate
Telephone
37c
30
Jan
Warrants
Ontario
64,900
29%
2c
58c
North Canadian Oils
Canada
190,450
pfd
13,000
'•
Northern
62c
2.
7c
15c
1.56
1st preferred
Jan
6c
2.82
11%
B
Apr
5c
1
1.63
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st
May
61c
May
1
Ltd
Oils
Northern
56c
2.20
47c
Jan
3c
4
Northcal
Northern
60c
Mar
Jan
36c
4
1
Jun
July
42c
2c
18 %c
1,500
1
Mines
North
62c
1.75 May
12,100
12,300
"h
Jan
50c
1.70
42c
1
Norsyncomaque Mining
Apr
Jan
Mines.—
Mines
Norlartic
May
3.00
32
May
43c
1
1
...
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
3.00 Mar
3,500
May
30c
3%C
40c
1
Norgold
43% Aug
27% Aug
1.30
Jan
11c
Jan
40c
1
Mines
Nipissing Mines
Nor Acme Gold...—
Noranda
42%
2.15
4
7%c
Jan
July
Jan
May
43 %
2.15
B
7c
3%c
_1
Smelting
5%c
41c
1
New
Apr
13%
87c
1
6,716
1.10 May
3 %C
1
Newnorth Gold Mines
Jan
15c 15 %c
*
Apr
Hosco
Jan
-1
14 %c
New
Apr
'
4,500
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mine's
Apr
9c
July
6%cJuly
28c
5c
11%
Gold
3,200
20c
14c
*
Long Lac Gold
Jun
21c
Jun
1
Little
6c
20c
42c
Aug
1
Levy Industries
Lexindin
Jan
6c
Mines..
9c
Jan
Jun
4c
5%c Mar
3c
Goldvue
5.40
—
26c
875
1,000
125
,
1,000
5,450
5c
9c
20c
50c
10%
common
8%c Jan
6%C
27c 28 %C
5c
27c
4
Leitch Gold Mines...
Preferred
6 %C
Feb
13
10% July
8,375
1,200
*
Jun
May
4
Mines
2c
Jan
A
Apr
90
5,300
3c
5c
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
4c
6%c
8%
16
10 %
64
3%c
6c
3.75
20
4.00 May
3c
5c
*
1,240
28 % May
4c
Jan
A
200
*
Feb
6%C
8%
3
class
13
87 %
Jan
1.35 Mar
1
:
2.20
Candy Shops
2,000
12%
87%
12%
10
4c
27
1
50c
Acceptance
May
50,512
Harricana
1
American
Aug
1.29
18,149
94C
28c
New
1
Latin
63 %
Jan
63%
1,490
Langis Silver
Jan
July
New
3.60
Jan
44%
75c
July
27c
Apr
1.55
Aug
8% July
90c
8%
27% Mar
12 %
61%
Jan
55
Feb
63
5%
100
Jun
28c
1,210
31
43
94c
7%
2.50
Jan
74
7%
31
41%
Jan
7%
2.50
15
58
Manitoba
2.50
27% May
80
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
*
Feb
7c
28
Jan
71%
New
10
a
Janr
71
New
10c
42%
775
May
1.50
!-
Jan
24%
25
.
""
71
Apr
Mines
4c
6,142
*1,596
27% "
15 % Mar
May
Jun
6c'
28
27%
Feb
3.80
4%c Mar
27
Apr
13%
24c
Aug
4%c
Apr
5%c May
13 %
;
11% May
11% Jun
*
Oil
5c
2J&
3.65
Jan
Jan
61c
Jan
Loan
Landa
3,192
11% Mar
1,485
1.95
1,050
3%c
5,600
14c
3.85
2.05
2,100
66,603
1,400
3.70
1,650
4c
72c
2,000
3.70
2.95
Jan
Feb
24c
12%
15c
Jan
Feb
14%
Davies
8%
16c
14
New
4.35
3,500
Apr
2.50 May
70c
Apr
Jan
Jan
11%
Continental Oil of Canada
9%
1.50
47c
14
New
2.50 Jan
18c
7,200
36 %c
1
■
Drug & Chemical
Alger
2.20
July
July
4
,
New
2.10
26c
28c
l
National
Nello
12,600
1,100
1
Preferred
Nealon
33c
5
Minerals
\
28c
70C
3.15
4
Aps
11%
14c
Mines
16c
4
Works...
May
8
Jan
*
:
z
3.00
common—.——1
8c
7%
12 %
4
1
Cement
1.20 May
42%
3.00
Mines
Jan
1
Foods
Porcupine
Corp common
Wright Iron
J
Feb
10
Shore
Jun
45 %c
42%
Apr
Preferred
Lake
70c
40
35c
2.90
Jan
2.65
•
1
12c
2.80
Apr
17c
12%
1
Mar
2.90
2.50
4c
4'
.*
Mines
7c
8c
Jan
2.95
l
.J
Develop
2,722
7%C
1.60
12%
4
*
"
26c
18c
2.15
4
Concord
8 Vic
7%c
9c
33c
4
Calumet
8c
1
Jan
Apr
26c
1 *
;
Jan
._
—
8%
*
Mining
*
Gold
Aug
22c
[
Apr
jun
Bidlamaque Gold
1.85
Apr
44
12c
12
26c
1
34
26% Mar
Feb
5,054
1
32 % May
20,266
10
34c
—
Gas
50
8,817
42
17c
237
28c
Mines..
Dufault
Lakeland
Aug
11%- 11%
30c
.1—
Warrants
Lake
6%c
34
May
1.85
_4
common
New
8.75
34
41
13c
Jan
11c
Aug
Jan
common
—
Feb
Jan
8%
May
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge
—
5%c
85c
21%
35c
4
7,700
Jun
12 %c
*
•
10
12,600
Aug
Jan
Ltd
(John
7c
1.90
21
Jan
Kopan Developments Ltd
6c
1.75
May
700
8c
15C
3.00
11c
9,790
31c
—
9.00 Mar
Jun
Jan
9,300
20c
42c
Jan
1.90
5%c
8%
3,000
10 %
5.90
100
9%c
8,050
1
1,300
21%
30,200
1
10,000
2.50
8%
9c
1
6c
8.25
21%
New
6
May
6c
9 %C
20
New
Apr
11%
110
20
Apr
5c
11%
14% Mar
Jan
7,600
May
4,466
450
Jan
46c
Jan
75c
May
9%
375
10%
100
71c
23c
Jan
9,395
75
73c
1
Feb
3.80
27,470
Jan
Athona Mines
6
11%
41,900
12%
25,800
24c
—
May
40c
12
44c
1
—
33c
36c
106 106 %
1.24 May
40c
92c
Minerals
Jan
40c
3.75
Kirkland Townsite
67c
May
9c
Kerr-Addison Gold
103,200
13c
21c
Mines
95c
36c
88c
Canada
of
Gold
Jan
88c
Jun
New
11c
3.65
Warrants
Kelvinator
Jan
12 %c
Jan
9c
A
20c
July
5c
15c
Douglas class
July
4c
23c
New
Kelly
10c
17,000
May
1,000
11%
*
8%c
—
24c
Petrol
12 %c May
1,562
2,500
8.00
4
1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Jan
Aug
5,125
16c
—4
Mines
Mines
110
6c
41%
36
2,000
3.75
11%
58c
8
11%
10
:
Apr
Jun
Apr
10c
1.90
Lake.
26% Mar
12 %c 12 %c
5c
100
11c
106
50c
88c
Quebec
Jonsmith
525
5c
Warrants
Joliet
4,900
36
*
common
Preferred
B
66c
35
10
Jockey Club Ltd
Class
65c
1
—
382
6c
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Ma.r
1
_—
110
6c
12%
Nama Creek Mines
Jan
8
110
30
17,755
Mt
Jan
11
8
12 %
47,600
Multi
1.65 May
1.10
1.60
10%
12 ViC
26%
1,579
7c
Class
Aug
1
Lake
61
16%
33c
Molsons
Jan
48%
1
Explorations
Jaye
16%
26%
15%
2.30
Min
77% May
71%
2.40
49%
66c
May
Aug
Apr
26%
7c
&
Red
Mindamar
1.00 May
*
Service:
Apr
40c
9%c
38 %C
Mining Corp
Jun
60c
26c
24c
10 %c
93c
Mill City Petroleums
Milton Brick
Jun
23c
Jan
May
30c
Midwest
87% Aug
23c
__
Mines
Midcon Oil.
Jun
Jan
Jan
20c
Mining
2,710
Jun
5c
2.22
Midrim
July
Aug
57%
35c
Waite
30c
3c
92c
Feb
May
33c
Neon
Jack
3c
Grain
Mexican
2.55 Mar
33%
1
Mines
68c
5,000
15%
common
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
1,915
60c
l%c Mar
13,000
2.50
Moneta
4,960
1.16
10,000
4c
Jan
Aug
8.25
Monarch Fine
2,000
1.65
2c
82c
_
Jun
5c
1
2c
78c
100
Jun
45%
1
10
Jan
3%c
—
Apr
7
*
Copper Mines
36
3.40
10c
7
4
Bay Mines
Glass
preferred
26
__
common
18
:
86%
70
345
27 %c
Preferred
%
70
Mar
36
Lake
May
44%
60c
18
6%c May
80c
Preferred
Jun
44%
5
A
Iroquois
Iso
14%
25
wrnts.
Jun
1.95 July
4%c July
2.27
4.70 Mar
Jun
25
Preferred
Interprovincial Bldg Credits '59
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel PiDe
15%
8,400
24,700
1.25
Meta
'-39% July
Mar
3.30
14%
85
21,717
2.34
3%c
!
Metro Stores common
Feb
52
25
*
17%
Jan
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
64% July
5
common
Jun
5%c
Mentor
47% Aug
16% Jun
Jan
1
Molybdenum
International
1.62
2.18
Red Lake.
McWatters Gold Mines
21% Aug
119% Apr
Jan
25
Preferred
Jun
34
Moore
International
95c
5c
Medallion Petroleums
"'
Inland
Gas
3,150
3.50 Aug
28c
16%
McMarmac
Aug
20
15%
Jan
1.10
Mining Corp
McKenzie
Jun
15%
4%c
Apr
Feb
Aug
10%
25
15%
Feb
May
17%
Mclntyre
Jan
6,669
common—*
3c
Ltd
McCabe
May
Apr
21%
47%
11c
14,100
io
Mayfair Oil
May
40c
Apr
21%
46%
3,500
3c
9c
lie
Maybrun
Jan
21
46%
5,175
16c
__
Mattagami
May
21%
-
Mar
3c
Ltd
preferred
Matachewan Consol
57% May
15% Aug
Jan
21%
—
&
9.10
21J/2
»
5c
2.60
2.30
5 Vi %
"
—4
.
5,500
15 %c
Mines
Maritime
Apr
'.20
Accept Corp Ltd
(John)
2.25 Aug
45
1
Imperial Life Assurance
1
10
Imperial Oil
1
-*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
c/6%' preferred
223
Inglis
800
4.95
1
±
preferred
Ingersol)
2.30
3.05 May
A___
1
13 %c May
6c
Mines
Marcon
Jun
1,306
class
Jan
28% May
Feb
3.50
Marboy
July
Jan
10,313
—
8c
July
May
8c
5c
Barvue
Apr
35
Glaze..!
4c
25
3.45
Mines
Uranium
Maralgo
Apr
11%
40
preferred
$2.75
12 Vb
Jan
50
56
Investment
Industrial
Jan
7.25
170
15%
Warrants
7.60
7,867
2.25
preferred
Industrial
Shoes
Maple Leaf Mills
53
Apr
28% Aug
42
14%
Flo
Powell River
Lake...
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
50
54%
Exploration
2,000
16c
Martin-McNeely Mines
3.50
41
35,450
Apr
1.05
Jan
42
2.25
common
305
9c
__
Jan
50
.1
4c
27%
8c
Maple Leaf Gardens
July
3.35
15
4c
26%
!.
—T
Manitou
May
42
54%
Hydra
$1.40
2,759
2,354
1
Erie
$1.25
9.60
—4
Huron
614%
10%
Mining & Smelting
Oil
:
Porcupine.
Pam
Imperial
Imperial
9.90
9.10
*
1.19 May
May
50
Gold
Mar
9 Vic May
3.50
Bay
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
15c
10c
*
Bay
Hudsons
4c
Cockshutt
Maneast
Jun
July
4 Vic Mar
50
common.
11,000
5c
Preferred
20c
Paper
preferred
88c
4c
Malartic Gold Fields
Jun
900
9.95
84c
Majortrans
Apr
20
7,555
*
2.01 May
58c
3.50
Red
Maher
6%c May
Jan
30c
4
,
Feb
Explorations
Maxwell
B
42c
9c
MacMillan Bloedel &
Jun
4,500
4c
37,860
26%
Magnet
Jun
9.10
11
1.79
1
Madsen
Jan
9c
'
July
2.40
5
Gold
7
7c
Jun
26c
2.35
*
Consolidated
4c
2.30
1
Dauch
710
Macdonald
MacLeod
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
•
16%
7%C
1
Highland Bell
Hollinger
16
Aug
1.65
Goldfield
Mines
Macfie
High
31c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Macassa
Low
14,800
Jun
1.45
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38c
Warrants
Aor
3.50
*
:
Iron
&
2.95
11%
i
1
common
Gold
50
Jan
1
_
Headway Red Lake
Hinde
Jan
1.00
1
.
Carpets
Gold
41
Shares
1.67
Loraao Uranium Mines
2.50 Mar
1.15
10
Minerals
(Geo)
Jan
Jan
3.50
5.00
Mines..
Rock
Harrison
5%
11%
*
—
Farms
Heath
350
1,100
*
Products common
Gwillim Lake Gold.
of
50
2.15
6.25
65c
*
Gurney
Hardee
550
1,250
*
Mines
Lead
8%
1.95
49%
warrants
Gulch
245
8
for Week
36c
Lowney (W M )
Lyndhurst Mines
8%
4.10 May
*
B_
Gunnar Mining
Hees
39
Jan
1
class
Guaranty Trust
Head
Aug
Jan
2.05
Greyhound Lines
Hard
21%
26 %
50
.
Saddlery
Greater
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust i
Gulf
Jun
75
1.85
West
1956
16%
38
1.09
Sales
Range
84c
6,654
37%
4,500
Week's
of Prices
Low
Gas.;
2.95
12
_
Coal
Par
Long Point
21%
1
commons
Develop.
West
14% Aug
2.14
warrants
Great
High
6.75 Mar
20%
*
preferred
Plains
1,000
21
!
Class
Low
12
Sale Price
2.85
:
Northern Gas
$2.80
High
12
Last
Jan. 1
*
.
common
Warrants
Great
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since
1
j.
Paper
Great Lakes Power
Great
Low
12
5
Mines
Lakes
for Week
Shares
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
43
Apr
July
Jan
Metals
Rare
Oleary
Mfg
57c
2,625
9%
9%
25
10c
10c
1,000
May
12c
35c
35c
35c
1,000
30c
Jan
52c
13c
12c
13c
1,200
11c
Feb
18c
1
Oils
90c
Malartic—
Loan
55C
9%
4
36
591
7.25
7.45
6,436
1.64
1.58
1.64
11,100
20 %C
20c 21 %C
19,000
20c
8
10
Oshawa Wholesale
4
22
25%
Osisko
1
34c
32c
36c
85,293
26,300
—4
8%
8%
8%
100
Mines
Express
29
35%
7.30
1
Mines
Overland
7c
1
& Debenture
Ormsby Mines
Lake
9% Aug
preferred
25%
5.25
1.50
27c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
Mar
8 % May
16
40
Jun
May
May
Apr
May
8.80 May
1.78 May
28c
May
25% Aug
37c
Apr
9% May
i
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(672)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Sal« Price
12
7.75
h
Hersey
Page
i;
f!
Pamoil
8.40
460
——-*
4.
h
—
Ltd
Pamour
24 %
241%
25
5,770
Pardee
Patino
of
Consolidated Gold
Pato
'
Pembina
If
Gas
Perron
mI
Oil
Oil
Pickle
I)
Gas
3.40
Jan
5.25
3.65
151
3.35
Jan
4.65 May
2.25
24c
Tip
Aug
Tombill
Top
Jan
Toronto
Iron
Feb
16c
Jun
Towagmac
Jan
13%
Apr
Traders
15
Feb
29% Aug
Class
41c
Jan
78c
5%
Apr
11c
12c
5,116
1.75
1.25
1.75
67,900
75c
Jun
: 60c
60c
62c
8.500
52c
.
.
Jan
11c
12c
6,540
9c
8 y2
1,930
8%
291/4
297/a
125
50c
54c
3,900
9c
2.92
May
13c Jan
May
Toronto
Star
B
a
Power
)
class A
33c
Feb
55c
Apr
4,622
40c
Mar
69c
jun
37c
36c
39c
10,000
34c
Jan
20%
21
4,695
14
Jan
Gold
67c
54,050
30c
May
67c
700
31c
July
43c
Jan
57
2.16
2.20
600
2.85
2.60
2.85
6,850
12c
12c
13c
6.75
5.85
Ltd
Airways
5.90
Triad
2.05
2.15
31/2C
7,000
16c I71/2C
ChiboUgamau Gold
Labrador Develop—.—I
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
h.
2%c
Quebec
')
1st
preferred
2nd
May
1.39
Jun
Feb
of
'.Class
A
United
United
Canso -voting
5»/2c Feb
5,300
65c
1
8
7%
8%
12,723
2.20
Rainville
«
'? i1)
'■>
9.25
3,231
5c
5c
2,322
Realm
A
!«.
Rio
Jan
69,700
3,833
45c
Jan
6%
67/8
10%
6%
450
365
-1
w-*
«•
.
.1
Uran
11
July
78c
27,725
56c
Jan
99c
20c
5,300
16c
July
32c
5,000
1.35 May
15c
16c
16c
16c
3,000
9.30
9.10
9.45
5,776
4 Vic
4%c
2,066
30c
32c
15,132
30 %C
Steel Corp
Upper 'Canada Mines
Vanadium
Vandoo
Robertson
u
2nd
preferred
Rolland
14%
14%
125
13
20%
100
8c
May
Violamac Mines
Waite
Jan
32c
Aug
>1
Preferred
Russell
>f,»r
Jun
Aug
13 %c
Jan
2ic
Jan
4%c
8.499
6
6%
9,520
85
60
9
9
.
79
8oys
10 y2
4,985
23
300
101/8
Industries
■
-
72 y8
.4,801
10
227/a
10%
9c
Feb
Weedon
St
1
Maurice
Canadian
Westcoast
9% May
-..,-45%
;
8c
:
Westburne
Shiriff
Salada
''if
Westeel
<f
San
II
River
80% Aug
Jun
Sapphire
■<»
;;i
Seven
V
2,970
6.35
1.70
4,115
1.30
5c
5,600
4c
1
64
63
65
4,400
33'/a
Arts
Apr
i
•
77c
6,950
89c
Jan
94c
18c
6,000
16c
Aug
30c
Jan
14
14
175
9
Apr
14
Aug
12%
12%
100
10
Apr
13
Jan
A
_»•
4.05
4.85
4.95
350
11%
11%
12
7,212
24%
25%
1.30
1
5.35
$
Siscoe
S
\a
K
Foods
Standard
<» ■
Being
47c
25c
25c
25c
3,000
Mar
40c
121/4
12%
12%
1,035
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
Wire
9c
Ltd
One
for
Stanrock
Cable
Steel
•iii
of
five
each
•
Switson
10c
890
9% Aug
May
4c
461/2
22c
8y2c July
8c
13Vic
Aug
68c
850
1
•
;
(Geo)
B
Willroy
Tamblyn
<r
Wood
.
.Territory. Jilining-
90c
900
7%c
6c
7%c
2,600
2V2C
2c
2%c
8,500
i6c
15c
18C
126,000
10 %c
lie
6,044
,
1.06
1.00
1.07
Mar
18%
19%
171/2
17%
—
6c
Class
A
Feb
Feb
88c
class
17%
3,812
'-110
3%C
1,500
2 Vic
5ic
47c
51c
4,900
41c
Jan
i.go
1.47
1.60
3,461
95c
10
10
10
200
i_
2.25
2.25
1,000
1.06
168,198
1^1
'95c
A
50c
j._
—^
-i
16
'
12%
107
107
-i
„i
25%
-
28%
28%
29
20
19%
20
8.30
A
5c
10c
8.45
1.00
1.00
1.01
warrants——.
a-
—
25c
Jan
'•
17
98
30
Aug
Feb
2.14 May
12c
Jan
6 Vic
4Vic Mar
9 Vic Mar
700
Aug
Jun
6c
-
Jun
12 %
107 % Mar
July
1,15
500
May
20 % May
22% May
May
Jan
1,000
•
14% Aug
9.90 July
5,755
.•
.
Jan
3.15 Aug
Jan
90
535
•
class
5c
-10c
ZZ
99c
Feb
106
17,000
-
Feb
3.25 May
17% July
18 % Aug
5,192
5
;
•
Apr
11%
July
112c
-
11,456
-
Feb
1.70
Jan
10%
430-
7%c
Jan
63c
3.00
5
1.45
6%C
.
_1
1.35
7c
_i
'-*»
30
1.45
*■
Cl
i
l-
80c
•
100
1,755-"
57'
96
11
i 107
,
96
iiy4
■.
Apr
4%c
<
1.10 Mar
7,377
-
-
"
30
."
100
preferred—50
—L
20%
38%
May
Mar
9%
2,000
19%
20 Va
r
■
Feb'
35'
600
■
17c
16c
18%
20%
._100
l
14%
18%
_•
—
3.15
T4%
>_
'-'
,l*: "
^
-
Industries
85c
-
3.00
'
-
Apr
1.18 Mar
19% Aug
18% Aug
38%
_• »
Apr
May
Jan
3c
®_-J—'I_~-~*
A
5c
24c
v16d
xi r
July
Aug
16
38
:
1
Jan
11 %c Mar
10%c Jurt
3C
C*
i—*
class
1.12
4.40 Apr
Aug
2c
7%c
5,970
,1.
55% Aug
3.50 Mar
16,275
"18%
Jan
Jan
July
j»
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
!
Canuck Oil--
Yellowknife
Young
Bear
-
13 Vic
Jan
May
23
29% May
15%
2,835
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
11%
Jun
Jun
1.34
Jan
4.75
840
Jun
10c
18c
May
6c
Apr
10c
12c
7,200
3c
3c
3%c
24,000
2Vic
_l
1 03
99c
1.05
12,893
90c
May
_1
39c
35c
39c
27,250
35c
Apr
68c
Jan
5c
5c
4,000
3 Vic
Jan
7c
May
2.30
2.35
1,800
14c 22 %c
92,900
i
(H G) Mines—.
Yukeno
1
20c
—
Mines
-
Mines—.
1
Zenith
Electric-;
•
Zenmac Metal Mines—
2.30
1
i—a
Zulapa Mining
21c
1
9Vic
Jan
Feb
1.15
Jan
23 Vic
24c
2.60 May
2.00
Feb
14c
Aug
22 Vic
Aug
21 Vic
2,000
Jan
33c
Mat
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
STOCKS
Andiah
National
Last
Corp
Gold
Canada
Canada
&
410
25c
Jan
4,004
26c
Jan
52c
8^4
Aug
Jan
9%
Jun
" 2,330
25%
Jan
6.20
1,820
5.95
Jan
21
21%
1,613
16
Jan
21% July
'43%
43%
100
30
Jan
43% Aug
9
9%
2,398
32%
33%
6.10
6.10
;_*
21%
43%
common
19%
19%
*
Investments
19%
*
Rand.
__
*
•'•
46%
100
'
33% Aug
6.85
Jan
20%
50
18
40
29%
Jan
41
Aug
35
Aug
42
Apr
41
Apr
49% Jun
41
41
"
35
__
«
High
Jan
6%
9%
5
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
"
36
195
46%
47
2,691
15c
16c
12,000
Jan
Jan
1.55 May
35c
Shares
High
8%
—
Bronze
for Week
32%
Dominion Sugar—
General
Dollars
Sales
8%
„
5
Dredging—
Vinegars
Canadian
of Prices
/Low
:
:
in
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Jan
1.15
Expressed
Friday
Bulolo
1.15
3c
4c
39,000
45
46%
660
3c
8c
Aug
33
28%
29
1,720
74
76
75
16c
20c
ey2c
6%C
7c
13,500
6,500
1.62
1.60
1.65
4,920
16c 16y2c
13,700
Mar
Dominion
Glass
Jan
28%
76
Oil
80
3%c July
19c
Dalhousie
47% July
67%
—1
Jan
Jan
8,470
6.90
20
May
5Vic Aug
9.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
50 V2
76% May
16c
5c
Jun
Preferred
Dominion
Dupont
1.10 July
Apr
Minn &
Ogilvie
24c
Feb
Pend
14% Mar
17%
Apr
Price
23
26
Feb
Yukon
Apr
Flour
Jun
16 y8
16 v*
4,990
25%
25'/a
75
3.10
3.05
3.10
3.50
3.50
3.50
200
3.25 Mar
3.80
348
■13% May
16%
Feb
15
19%
Jun
23%
23%
1,440
25%
26%
37%
1
22%
2.50
—
common
56%
Mines
,_1
33%
25%
Jun
5,030
19%
Apr
26% Aug
26
105
17 %
Jan
29
30
Jun
May
37% Aug
37%
1,520
16
16
300
13
Apr
17
22%
356
20
Jan
22%
33 %
33%
250
29
Apr
34
55' 56%
585
47
Jan
56% Aug
2.30
2.40
1,200
;♦
50%
49%
50%
3,046
40%
1
46%c
46%c
49c
3,000
44c
39%
Bros
2.40
'
Jun
22%
__
2.50
Paper
26
__
Mar
-
39%
2.00 July
May
Jun
July
2.55
Feb
Feb
14
Oreille
75
Jan
26
Zellers
11c
161/8
25%
May
13%
23%
—2.50
A
Ontaria
690
1,400
•
1
Paper—
class
74
14%
66
Feb
20c
73
♦
;
Inc—:
Maclaren
1.70 May
Liholeum
__
13%c Aug
14%
73
_io
common
International
Loblaw
Jan
15c
•
common
—
Oilcloth
Co
9Vic
Feb
•
Gaspe Copper Mines
34c
Aug
•
14
2,340
1.75
35c
1.70
1.75
3,875
29C
27c
29c
30,775
Jan
1.75 Mar
4.00
1.60 Mar
22%c
Cons
Gold
Corp
FOOTNOTES
2.20 Mar
21%
22
260
260
260
100
62c
64c
4,800
1,294
■21%
Apr
150
Jan
49 %c Mar
—1
1.63
1.63
1.70
4,050
1.60
Jun
—1
1.28
1.28
1.36
600
1.19
July
n%c 12 %c
8,720
12% C
29c
Apr
*
July
Odd
lie
Apr
25%
300
70c
1.90
lot
sale
Jan
range)
May
d Deferred
in
Jan
e
Jan
.
_
r
Cash
in
year's
'
•
delivery
sale
(not
included
sale
,
(nol
35
50% July
65c
Jan
42
Jan
May
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
wi When
Issued.
Ex-dividend
x Ex-dividend.
y Ex-rlghts.
.
included
10
CANADIAN
Jan
July
dividend.
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wd When delivered.
*
ex-interest.
price.
39%
AND
t
inoluded
year's .range).
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f Flat
OUT-OF-TOWN
■
(not
„
Jun
1.69 May
18c
FOR
No par value.
'
"22
-
*
3.65
5.90
ii
-
Class
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
5,500
comipon'
Temagami Mines
57c
1.25
WoodWard Stores Ltd^class A
Apr
11,910
common.
Hughes Gold—
38%
1,665
1
a--l—
(J)
6%
75
Taurcanis
Teck
7,385
-*
t.
Larder
Windfall
17%
8.50
14
Industries
2,617
67C
.1
—
Winchester
Jan
5%c
Industries
Tancord
'I,'
6.20
55%
65c
3.50
—
a
.
1.85 May
7.05 May
6.00
3.50
;
A
Co
Mines--t
July
8.10
;
Petroleum
1.30 Mar
53%
;*
Jan
-25
—
28Vic Jan
6.00
•
preferred-a.—,
White ^Hardware $2.80
3.75
74%
16c
1.65 May
5%c Apr
Apr
Aug
533/3
•
3
Petroleum
Westerh Surfr Inlet
13 %
8.10
—1
July
6,900
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
:
July
33c
1.15
1
common
Sylvanite Gold Mines
t
9c
74%
Ordinary
tSf
34
1
—
Exploration
Supertest
Jan
21 Va
1
Preferred
•>
240
-.20
;
Mines—
Superior Propane
Warrants
32%
5c
,!_.
Cons
M
32
111
A
Contact
)
53
3,685
1
Trusts
Sunburst
U\
Feb
4.90
Jan
1.70
78c
-
Ingersoll
Consolidated Paper
•
Sullivan
hf
Mar
14%
8%
Feb
1.60
—
Canadian
—1
Sudbury
l»4
7
"50
Ltd
—1
-
Bros
class
25
175
4.80
Apr
73c
' 75c
1
Aug
52
13%
5%
1.45
Ref
July
9%
9c
Apr
July
1.15
1.00 July
&.Gas—
Leaseholds
Plywood
Canadian
Canada
Steinberg
2.13
3.60
2.65 May
9%
8c
54c
"
*
Canadian
Nickel
Sterling
1.12
100
21,100
28,500
Jan
1.63
Jan
Jun
9%c
i
Decalta
Jan
held
Sturgeon River Gold
«i
125,041
'
1.10
33c
Aug
Ltd
Steeloy Mining
.'Steep Rock Iron..
■iH
2.13
3.25
5.65
Jan
for
Wire & Cable
Uranium
Stedman
3,107
1.90
4.90
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Starratt
31%
28 Va
13%
&
3.25
52
Oils
Stand
87c
3.25
9c
42,300
2 Vic Aug
_*
Western
34% Mar
9%
23,950
26,833
47c
100
Aug
pfd1.
335
1.60
1.42
40c
5,667
Oil
Feb
•
common
exchanged
Associated
i'S
j
30%c Jan
Standard Paving
*U,
Feb
900
30%
6%
1.53
1.30
'
■
14c
Mar
Apr
1.40 May
9,264
A—
'6%
10c
42 %
Jun
59,488
32%
Stafford
,
n
397/a
40c
2.10
Mines &
31% Mar
1.35
—.—
Spooner
420
26 Va July
5.65
Southern Union Oils..
■r
41J/4
Apr
38c
Ltd
Industries
Southam
'■{
40
3,625
Apr
14% May
30%
1.28
Manufacturing
Somerville
i!
class
Industries
Slater
iiji
35
5.00
Feb
Feb
July
5.25
307/a
Mines
D
40
27%
7%
Apr
50c
Mines
Dairies
27%
4.20
24
4.80
Jun
40c
Mines..
Standard
8,361
3.70
1
Gordon
Simpsons Ltd
%
16,510
25%
50
50c
Silverwood
4.85
4.10
•
preferred
Sheep "Creek Gold
<?>»
4.05
Power common.*
&
A
Silver
Jun
73c
18c
-•
10c 10 %c
May
14
Class
'A
97
Jan
18c
*
—
Water
Miller
7c
1
•
Silver
May
1.85 May
Feb
'*
50o
—
A
Sherritt
„
Aug
Class
i.j
15
11%
1.65
A
Shawinigan
it
si
Jan
107/a
Scythes common
Security Freehold
Selkirk Hldgs class
■.it
Jan
4'/2c
Metal
class
Scarfe
11%
5c
Petroleums
Satellite
%
9,520
1.68
Petroleum
Sarcee
*4
IIVb
25 % July
*•
.
'
1
Apr
11% Aug
1.58
Copper
Class
12.
May
24Vic Jan
July
1
——*
Apr
25
Apr
18,500
common—
$4% preferred
Warfants .i,—
Gold—
—
Antonio
Sand
2.00
Jan
8.15
13c
Products-..
Weston
18
17%
Jan
20%
1.05
class
Western
Jan
89c
Apr,
21 Va May
im
85c ;
235
V
Jun
Jan
_•
common
July
14,466
25
3Vic
$6
Gold
Warrants
I
Horsey
Aug
Aug
6.35
Jan
12c
Mines
11% May
V
Jan
8% Mar
1
2,612
20 J/4
58
July
3.65
Feb
July
11%
lOVac
Westafces Petroleum
Western
Jan
-
1.45
52
1.05
trust
Foods
Western
65c
76c
200
5,297
'6%
:
;
Gil
Malartic
Jun
18%
72c
229
24%
73c
-•
Gas—
58
6.35
1.34
;•
Trans
Voting
Westfair
Apr
1,500
24%
-1
Corp common—
Lawrence
St
>)
57
6.15
_•
Wiltsey Coghlan-_w—
■
Jan
6.20
Aug
52% May
11% July
May
Apr
'•40c
Nickel—
23%
8c
9%
15%
2%c
&
Mining
20
4.500
100
9,337
_i
Equipment
6,05 Jan
845
I-9c
87a..
4%c Jun
3,025
,
Apr
Apr
7
Jan
8%
7,275
7Vic May
Jan
Jan
10 »/2
155
15
5c
...
—
Ryanor Mining
Feb
4c
Royal Bank Qt Canada—
Royalite Oil common
,■!»'
11
7%c July
5c
49
10%
20 V*
_•
,
>
West
ll%cMay
14 %
80
12
Feb
10%
10c
W
&
Jan
9,000
——.—.
9%
12c
19%
-
Petroleums
83%
Pall Mall
of
Consol
G
Lake
30,000
class A___
Paper
Rothmans
51
2.82 Mar
„
47c
1
Amulet Mines—
Walker
Wespac
14%
4c
51
•
.
Jan
1
Products
Werner
20 Va
4.55
51
Mar
15% May
14Vic May
July
10%
1
Feb
Jan
74%
260
1.38
-
Aug
8c
-
11
11%
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
16c 16 %C
.100
l—
11
11
July
Feb
7c
*
Waterous
May
19%
20 %c
1,000
1
Wasamac
13c
Jan
8% Aug
205
20%
.500
Ltd
8%
1.52
53,460
1.42
!
—
Aug
10 V* Mar
4%c July
20 %
1
——
preferred
Rowan
ii
20
Can Ltd common...—
V)
(A
1956
»v
—
1
Mines
Petroleum
Rocky
Roe
a
-
15,633
47c
7%c
Exploration
—
22%c
Jan
19 %c
1.68
40c
1
;
Alloys
2.55
Mar
7.40
14%
——>-—
Mines
Roche
Rock win
r
8%
common
preferred class A
$6
i-i
Mfg
1.60
11%
_•
Consolidated
Vespar Mines
West
,i|
Jan
1
United
Jun
7%
2.55
74c
4
Mines—
Feb
10c
25
.
Jun
1.55
Jun
10
July
17 %c May
2.50
75c
.l>.>r.-f'fi.55
•——w—a
May
84c
Aug
88c
67/a
9
2,500
Jan
7Vic Jan
Jan
8c
30,600
73c
10%
...
Athabasca
Rix
10
20c
Rio Rdpununi
: fi)-
Jun
8.35
4%c Aug
10c
.Zl
Minerals
Algom
Jan
1.55
-
Mines
Rexpar
18c
9c
63c
Mining
Renabie
55
1.30
_«
Rayrock Mines
•;{■»
Jun
9C
,
Class
3.35 Mar
Feb
Jun
1.51
64c
9,971
10c
July
May
25
V
;
9% Mar
12c
*
Rapid Grip common
Apr
40
*
—
13%
i—•
—
5.95
17
60c
Jan
13%
il
July
Wainwright
1
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Ranger
8.90
5c
14c
Apr
Jan
7%c
_i
trust—
1,
Jun
Jun
44
10,206
50
——
55%
53
Aug
19%
Jan
Jan
20%
J
10c
Jan
23%
43c
_•
Oils.—
Reef
Jan
1.05
1(571
1,084
9.25
1
United
United
92c
Jan
5%
5,904
55
14c
Jl
Radiore Uranium Mines
*'''
2.75
46
14c
May
7c
2.50
43c
Jun
62 % May
Feb
22%
1.63
50
——
-
/ 10c
*
L—
Fortune-
Mar
5.35 July
3.10 Jan
3,500
Mining
Petroleum
1,000
13%
common—.
B—
4c
2%c Jan
2,800
54
1,245
22%
1
Hill
29c
Jan
14c
10c
Quemont
Quonto
4.80
New
88c
Queenston Gold Mines
ill
?l>
500
Keno
5.15
.100
2,640
44c
•
United Corp class
United
85c
—-—j
3.75
16%
1
Asbestos—
Feb
38
44C
.*■
L
37%
36%
Aqg
15
-Jan
500
'
69% Aug
Jan
7c
255
50
3.00
*
,
May
58
Apr
35c
Feb
12 %
40%
15%
1
—
16% Aug
85c
57%
75
53%
50
40
Jun
Feb
Jan
25 Vic Mar
4,056-
16
preferred—,
Jan
2.50
Preferred
52%
50
40
^1
——"
:
2.48
10c
Warrants
(■»
■>;)
52%
|
—
L
,
5 Vic
86c
1
1,500
5,192
•
71c
16
33c
115
7c
'
Canada
Jan
3c
1,200
21/2C
2»/2C
5.15
—1
—
62
7c
-
common
preferred
Gas
Apr
1.89
——1*
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
;•!
62
•
Acceptance
Union
6.35 Mar
Jan
80c
Union
Ap*
24c
Jan
4.35
16,675
3c
2.07
Ltd-—-
Ltd
Minerals
13
Oil
3.60 Mar
Jan
10c
6,950
82c
3c
Producers
Gas
69
3.25
Resources
United
Provo
Purdex
,bi
35c
13
—
Tribag Mining Co LtdTrinity Chibougamau :
3.00 May
Apr
2.20
3,075
58%
Jan
2.05
3,400
85c
82c
^
50
282
56i/2
2.16
—
30c
67%
'*
-
Aug
31c
57
Prospectors
Jun
Apr
31c
Corp
Mines
46c
22%
59c
65C
.1
President Electric
p
1,300
61c
30,500
30c
G8%
40
Exploration Ltd—I
Transcontinental
40c
20%
*»
Oil Roy
Premium Iron Ore—;
Preston
8,217
6y8
58c
3,850
•
L——
Aug
5%
80
57c
l__
—
Pipeline
Transmountain Pipeline
40c
Prairie
i
6Va
5% July
Jan
64c
16%
1
I
;
Canada
6
.500
Rcuyn
Trans
58c
:::i
Oils
Powell
Feb
87c
43c
61C
1956 Warrants.;
Canada
7,300
Apr
10% July
8%c Aug
J an
52c
May
1.08
Jan
50
A_-
class
—j.—
Trans
5
3c
16%
10
li*
Bank
preferred
Finance
500
175,948
61c
Exploration
preferred
9%
8%c
52c
.1
86% Aug
6C
16%
-
69
Jan
Feb
8%
*
*
Works
1.75 Aug
,
7c
Jan
81%
48c
3,300
•
Dominion
Toronto
July
57 V*
5
65c
10c
-
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
Jun
;8c
86%
"9.
Tailors—i
Mines Ltd
May
14c
3.499
81/4
8%
Mar
High
Range Since Jan. 1
374
62c
1
—
Low
Shares
63
86%-
1
^
_u—
15c
200
11,750
10c
9c
Development
Ponder
')
.
14y2c May
Park
20c
2.20
2.25
14c 14 %c
ll%c
Co Ltd
Gold Mines
Crow
Placer
.4
'
Jan
86%
60%
•
Petroleums--.
17c
'
,
Place Oil & Gas
ii
•■
Tidal
6c
700
4,750
3.65
Industries
Oil
Phillips
'
Mines
High
of Prices
61
100
...
Tiara
8,500
Jan
Preferred
Thorncliffe
21c
Low
;»
common-
Thompson Lundmark-.
Jan
51/4
9>/2c
Ltd
Jun
1.05
5
9c
1
Mines
&
&
Phantom
w-
I
57c
Canada
1957 warrants
Peruvian
Petrol
'
Mar
21c
5%
for Week
Sale Price
Texaco
9.30 May
May
14 %C
Mines—
Gold
Apr
27
Jan
72c
—1
•
—
common
Oil preferred
&
32c
5,548
1
1
.
1
—1.25
mo
*
2
Pipeline common
Credit
Permo
Ltd
Exploration
Peoples
21,800
*
Exploration
Peerless
44c
82c
——1
Paymaster Consol
PCE
Jan
80c
2
Canada—*
13%
Jun
42c
9c
1
-1
*
Mines
Amalgamated
Drilling
Parker
5.85
22%
80c
*„
—.
Sales
Range
Par
High
Jan
43c
20c
.—.
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
>
Low
9.90
22,619
12%
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
__1
—:—.—
Warrants
i
Shares
Low
Par
Petroleums
Pacific
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended August 1 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
..
in
year's
range).
,z
Ex-stock
dividend.
.
..
-
.
.
Number 6081
194
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(673)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(Quowi^ferFrid^,
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated
Ask
»
Aibee
Bid
10c
18 %
i-vVa
Financial
1
Aerovox Corp
Air Products
Par
—i
11%
12%
1
Acoustica Associates
68 %
72
First Boston Corp
Fischer Foods Co
Inc
Homes
Par
Federation Inc
37%
Fitchburg
r—1
14%
,15%
Development Co
1
Allied Radio Corp.—_l
6%
27%
Alside Inc
35V2
Alice
*
Co
10
_
a—/——
Land
Amer
Air
Filter
Co—^
^1
24%
21%
American
.38%
i-
48
12
American-Marietta Co.—
Sterilizer
Farms
Co
Arizona
9%
10%
Pacific Far
1
16%
Public
1
16%
55'A
Green
58%
39%
26
27%
5
16 %
17 %
Co—10
12'A
1
;11
9%
1
26%
28 %
16%.-
17"%
Metal
Construction
Arvida
5
Corp
Assembly Prod Inc____—
.
Associated Spring Corp.—
Automatic Retailers of Amer
Aztec
Oil &
Baird
Atomics
Baker1 Oil
Bates
Gas Co
1
1-
Bayles
10
Markets.:
Belco
Petroleum
Bros
Hanna
Hanna
14%
23'A
25%
25
60%
32
Hathaway InC—A—i5
Beryllium: Corp
_♦
Billups Western Pet Co
1
9%
Black Hills Power & Light Co..1
40
13%
19%
Corp
Botany Industries Inc
Bowl-Mor Co
.1
L
"
8%
__1
42%
Inns
Co
of
140
Howard
1
12
13
Towmotor Corp
1
33
35%
TracerUb Inc
1
14%
9%
10%
Trans-World Financial
1
Hamp
5
23%
24 Va
25%
27 Va
5
53 %
56%
Trans Gas Ripe Line
Oorp„_50c
Transvale Elec Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Power—5
23%
24%
2%
New
of
_1
8%
9 Va
1
69 %
1
33 %
36 Va
160
25c
26%
28%
5
57
60 %
2
39
41%
12%
22%
43 %
,
110
31 %
34%
Bruning (Charles)- Co Inc.i.—.3
36
38%
11 Va
6%
35 3A
Brush
44%
47%
Indiana
23
25%
Indianapolis Water Co
37
40%
Head
Gas
Inc
59%
1
50%
55
33%
35%
13
14 Va
1
Sabre-Plnon
Corp
Louis Capital
San Jacinto Petroleum
Sanders
Associates
Scantlin
1
-
Schield
12'A
9%
85
88 %
3cott
&
1
54
58%
Scott
Foresman
Bantam
6%
56 %
19%
26 V4
35
37%
52%
57
51
55 ■'
14%
55%
15%
59%
20%
22 %
24%
'.
26%
32
39%
42%
34%
4%
Warner A
3
3%
Warner Bros
27
29%
Warren Brothers
*
26%
28 Va
Wash Natural Gas Co—
Searle
(G D) & Co
2
99
1
28 %
1
14%
15%
Sierra Pacific
Power Co
International Bank of Wash—.1
Internat'l Recreation Corp
50c
6%
-7%
Simplex Wire
& Cable Co
Inc
38 %
18 %
24%
24%
32
Seismograph Service Corp
Systems
35
29%
3%
29
Information
11 %
Waddell A Reed Inc class A
1
Walter (Jim) Corp
19%c
29 %
31%
•
10
10
8%
22%
16%
27%
Water—
13%
60 %
29
&
7%
12%
Valley Mould A Iron Corp.
5
Vance .Sanders A
Company—50c
Vanity -Fair Mills Inc—
5
Vector Mfg Co
•
Vitro Corp of America
50c
Von's (Grocery Co
1
5
Co
6%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
5
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Construction A
7
1
&
27
8
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Oorp_—l
5
1
41%
25
1
United States Realty Invest
United States Servaterls
39
1
Corp
:*
-
Co
1%
Va
1
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp.
United States Ohem mi
Corp
United States Leasing
15 %
Co
Fetzer
10%
5%
1
Scholz Homes Inc
-y.
7%
1
Inc
Electronics
28'A
26
7%
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
46%
1
:
20c
St
5
44
1
Mills
39%
54 !
*
29%
36
.Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
11 %
common
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
Indian
46%
27%
25c
19 Va
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
24 Va
Rose Marie Reid
■4%
Engineering
73%
Riley Stoker Corp
'
1
25%
13 %
26%
49%
Johnson
24
1
Pubco Petroleum
Richardson Co.
6%
89
«
-
85
8%
23%
4%
55%
%
1
24%
Republic Natural Gas Co
33%
23%
92%
45%
23 %
1
39%
2;%
.
7%
21 Va
Material—_1
37 '
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
•
'
35%
43 Va
33 Va
10%
8%
38%
33%
22 %
2nc class ARalston Purina Company
17 %
7%
36
1
5
.Radiation
134
45
Corp
Field
23 %
10c
Tool Research &
14
10c
Purolator Products——
1
21'A
ByllQsby (H M) tf. Co
7%
Co
35%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
,.
140
2%
class A
25
Beryllium Co.'——
—1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co——*
Tokheim Corp
Inc
31 Vs.
America.—2.25
Corp
Hudson
*
30%
Bobbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (HH) Co
24 %
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
%
1
1
Time Inc
50c
10%
34Va
$1.20 preferred
11 %
—3
145
22%
Inc
10 %
28
CO
Inc
Roadway Express class A
Oil
,
33%
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
Houston
"
8%
31%
64%
30%
Bowser
Books
132
*
—
Products
Pocket
23%
10c
Eowman
Plymouth Rubber
r.
7%
4*
191
12%
Thomas A Betts Oo
19
—3%
22
Houston Natural Gas
9%
.
20 %
__i
Pickering Lumber Corp
_•
Houston. Fearless
14%
18
Capital
Thermo-O-Disc Inc.
Thermo King Corp.
37%
Houston
9%
Black
10%
91/2
•
60
Hoover
56
8%
15
1
——__1
35
Holiday
10%
52%-
14
Bottlers
—
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd..
3%
19%
'7
33
Texas Industries Inc
26'A
1
18%
28 Va
63%
Hilton Credit Corp
Chemical—1
23% '
24%
9%
.13%
26 %
Splendor Min 6% pfd.ll
Voltage Engineering
_.l
High
7%
11%
21%
59
Hidden
6%
1
1
*
A
1
Pendleton Tool Industry<_1
General
19% •,
■1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
—
18%
180
Television Shares Mgt.
Texas Butadiene A
Corp
26%
Telecomputing Corp
36%
12%
1
—1
-5
6%
11%
;
10%
——1
33%
1
•
45%
11%
8%
Techno Fund Inc
"
1
Producing Properties
125
42
27%
'
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.
18%
17%
0
Broadcasting Co
1
Perini
'
5%
16%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
49%
22%
24 %
Co.—
Taft
5 Va
1
24 Va
46%
-5
\ Permanente Cement
181
132
7%
1
1
Susquehanna Corp
Swlngline Inc class A
Sys tron-iDonner Corp
'
Light Co___6%
Portland Genl Electric
Potash Co of America
1
6%
5
Heublein Inc
64%"
29%
17'A
56%
10
41 Va
16
28'A
Co
Aluminum Inc
45%
38 %
5
Mercury Electronics..90c
27%
Mining
Harvey
42%
Gamble Robinson Co
53
common
1
Pacific
Co class A com.10
(M A)
24%
11%
26%
!
7%
—1
5%
10
25%
Controls
—1
16%
5%
5
1
&
Strong Oobb Arner Inc.
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
1
1
Cosco Inc
Class B
42%
13%
Slvalls & Bryson Inc—1
,_l
Dunlap
Hamilton
24"%
39%
—_1
Boston
17%
172
Hathaway Instruments Inc.—1
23%
Berkshire
26%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(D C)
& Co
5
2
Bag Co...—,
13%
24%
9%
8%
1
Beneficial Corp
12%
1.25
%
151/2
Ea^t Line..
Pub Serv Co
9
1
Corp
6%
Chemicals
Hallicrafters Co
22%
'8%
_1
B) DistillingManufacturing Co
21 %
.1
Stouffer Corp
11
Pepsi-Cola
40%
5%
Hagan
18%
*
*
11%
19%
1
Growth Capital Inc
Gulf Interstate
25 %
1
&
40
■
Fire Brick Co__—5
(A P)
Grosset
62%
16%
(James
Bemis
.
"23%
—
Inc
(A J)
Beam
21
Cd__i_:—
Mfg
Behlen
59 %
1
—
10%
10'/a
—1
Inc
Tools
<
10
Avery Adhesive Prod—.
37%
18%
40 y8
Parker Hannifin
Corp
•
17
38
10
Pantasote
14%
30 Va
36%
class A
Grolier Inc
42%
5
Arkansas Western
Art
13%
25
a
Ask
Btatler Hotels Delaware
Corp
Stein Hall 3c Co
7%
1
&
Stanley Works
Bid
22
6%
*
;
-Packaging Corp of America
i; Packard Instrument Co
47%
-
31%
any
have
20
Properties
^Pacific Power
9%
21%
28
1
lo
—
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
Grinnell Corp
*
18%
3
Gas Co
44%
.1
Co
)
19%
♦
Glickman Corp class A
35%
Co
1
Co
Glasspar Company
.59%
8%
8%
10%
56%
Service
5
Corp
17%
which
P*r
Pacific
<
8
32%
/ 32%
common
cl A_5
45%
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
'
Pacific Coast
9%
__4
—
.Participating preferred
»
14 %
41%
/:
7%
Co__—3%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
■
28 V8
1
Mach
29 %
Origin of
...
Ask
5
Co
21%
Seneral Merchandise Co
2.50
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
"
Power
19%
.
Service
Tail
10
r
*
13%
30%
American Pipe & Const Co____l
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
7.50
American
Gas
Otter
Bid
10c
Corp..
26%
Garlock
51%
6%
2
•
58'A
91%
Coal
*
A
Futterman' Corp class A
Inc
13
55
Greetings class A—_1
American Gypsum Co
1
Frito
Gear &
B
Franklin
26%
" '23%
.
Bros
•Class
■
„—1
j—
i
American Biltrite Rubber Co.100
American Cement Corp
-5
American Express Co
5
Arden
Foote
29%
87
Ben
1
class
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
7%
.
.
Paper
Old
,__1
Fisher Governor Co
35%
Inc
102
96
Ohio Water Service Co
Oklahoma Miss River Prod
Pabst Brewing Co.
Pacific Airmotive Corp
;
34
Aid
Asl
Bid
x
10
32%
Inc_
Alberto-Culver
..
Par
Utilities
Industrials and
Augu« in
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation
rmshed on
quotation furnished on renuoct. Th« "Matinn.i" u_* i.
'
request. The
National" list it composed of
securities
wide national distribution.
■
45
7%
28
103%
30%
A
,
30 Va
Swasey Co.
-1
22 %
5
26 %
28%
—10
30%
32%
1
26%
28 %
1
7%
-1
45%
49
23%
39%
24%
42%
33 V2 !U
35 Va
Co
Washington Steel Corp.
Watson Bros Transport A.
Welch
37 %
20%
Scientific
8%
"
California
Interstate
California
Oregon
7. California
Calif
Water
Cameo
&
Tel
22%
Power Co._20
Water
International
Textbook
Vending
1
36 %
38%
30%
24%
25%
Southwestern States
35%
38
1
41
45 Va
*
46%
49%
1
9%
10%
.1
7 16%
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
27 %
29%
17%
Central Maine Power Co__
10
32 %
Telephone
Co
10
28 %
30%
Central
VT
Serv
6
22 %
1
10%
11%
1
32%
35%
Cetron
Public
Electronic
Charles
of
the
Corp
Corp
Ritz—.—...
47%
Citizens Util Co com.cl A—33 %c
27
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Milling &
24%
27
1
3%
15%
88%
19 %
21
jGas Co
Elev
.5
44 % '
■
1
7%
8%
28%
30%
-10%
10%
,
Products—5
22%
24%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Control Data Corp
50c
10%
11 %
94 %
99 %
Cook Coffee
1
21 %
23 %
1
11%
Co__
Electric
Coral
Company
Ridge Prop pfd—
,.8
Craig Systems Inc
Cross Company
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
14%
19%
21 %
26%
28%
20%
22 %
5
Corp
Cummins Engine Co Inc
13%
*
CTS
Dashew
8%
8
1
5
1%
Crouse-Hinds Co
60%
64%
12"%
5
13%
1
11
12%
Machines—10c
Business
20
22
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
1
6%
7%
17%
16
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
,
16%
18
21 %
23
Dial Finance Co
•
29
31 Va
1
47
51%
5
38%
40%
Di-Noc Chemical
Inc
Arts
Dictaphone Corp
Diebold
Inc
Diversa
Inc
$1.25
5
80 %
1
7%
8
5
20%
23
Sons Co——5
57 %
60%
common
pfd
conv
Donnelley
(R R)
Dorsett Elecs Labs
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun
& Bradstreet
Dunham
40%
70
75%
40
43
-,..1
Inc
37
1
—1
—
Inc
Bush
85 %
25c
_
Drackett
Utilities
43%
10
Blower
Lone
Star
30
45 %
7
64%
68%
2
5%
5%
Donald
—
.
32%
7"
48%
McLean
Industries
Ennis
Erie
13%
18%
Far
West
Financial
Farrington
Federal
Natl
Mfg
Co
60%
63%
Nassau County N Y—
8
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
54 Ve
58 %
Mercantile Tr <-8t Louis)—12.50
82%
85%
Monmouth County Nat Bk(NJ)l
85V2
88%
51"%
62 Va
42
■46 Va
78%
51%'
81%
34%
36%
48
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
20%
1%
22%
24
40%
43%
21
22%
(N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__l0
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y) 12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
81%
31%
34'/a
33
35%
13 %
14 Va
23
24%
1
8
16
9
4
4%
53 %
57
41%
44%
Bank
(Savannah)
of New
10
73Va
National Bank
78'A
—.25
York
of
Detroit
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
128
138
50
405
433
Commercial
Bk of North Amer_5
43
47%
(Fairfield County)_
—10
National Bank of Weotchester.5
Commercial
Trust
50
54
National City
55%
60
17%
18%
Co (Chicago).
33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
162%
48
8
36%
185
52 Va
8%
138%
141%
70%
74 %
34
36%
38%
41 Va
60
64 Va
50
54 Va
National Commercial Sank A
5
34 Va
175
National Bank A Trust Co
Cleveland
Trust.
Co—
Co
Connecticut Bank <fe
(NJ)—10
Tr Co.12%
-Connecticut Natl Bank
Trust Co
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
New
(Cleve)—A
(Albany)
]
7.50
National Newark A Esses
York)
20%
22%
24
25%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
38%
42%
Fairfield
49%
59%
355
91%
96 Va
Na tl Shawmut )Bk of Boston_12%
5
County Trust Co
Bank
66
69 Va
Natl State Bank of Newark_X2%
Mew Eng Merchants Natl Bk_l0
79
83%
Banking Co (N J)
53
62%
—25
New Jersey Bank A Trust Co.ll
376
43
10
47 %
Northern Trust Co (Chicago).20
42%
56
34%
167
60 Va
37
177
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
N J ) ——5
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank —.20
69 %
73%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
45
48%
56
60
A Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
63%
Rockland National Bank—
15%
Midland
Capital Corp
1
14
15 Va
First
Bank Stk
Midwest
Technical
1
10%
12
First
Camden
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Miles Laboratories Inc
2
44%
Devel
Miller
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
Missile
Systems
105
47%
110
Co
Corp (Minn)-lO
Natl
6
6%
First
Natl Bank
1
Co
Bk
&
Trust
First
37
10c
Corp.
10
(Camden N J) —„6%
Natl Bank (Atlanta)
10
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
(Baltimore)-lO
59
of Boston__12 %
99%
39%
First
Natl
18
19%
First
5
12 %
13%
First
Natl Bank of Chicago
Natl Bank of Dallas
1
10%
11%
First
Natl
5
23%
25%
First
Bank
Bank
24 %
26%
4iy2
44%
First
Natl
373/4
40%
First
61%
65%
1
12%
13%
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
20%
22%
135/3
14%
135/3
14%
Franklin
Nalco
Chemical Co
Class
Nevada
B
Oil
50c
common
&
Trust
of
New
1
42%
45%
Girard
8
32%
34%
Hanover
Nicholson File Co
•
25%
27%
North American Coal
1
17
18%
North Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
North
Penn Gas
Northeastern
Co
5
Water Co
$4 pfd_*
Natural Gas
27
28%
14%
15%
Northwestern
77
81 %
Vti/>to*I»--r!hicaeo
Pub
5%
Trust
Hudson
Industrial
28%
29%
.———1
42%
46V8
<
99%
103 Va
•
62
65%
Tr
Co
50%
Bk__15
70 Va
75%
Trade Bank A Tr Co
York__10
58 %
61
Trust Go «f New Jersey
(Union City)
Bank of
8
Providence R I
10
,
10
Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co
(New Stork)
25
Union
104
Bank of
Com
(N Y)—10
2%
(Cleve)_10
of Maryland. 10
59%
Union Trust Co
25%
28
United States Tr Co (Bostofc)-lO
19%
21
United
55
National
(Phila)
12%
Security Natl Long island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
10
42
48%
51%
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co
(Wash)—20
of Phila—10
47%
Exoh
New
Natl Bank
10
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
39
(Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
Hudson County National Bk__10
14%
27 %
of
Second
92%
Y..5
L I N
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
83%
27 %
Corn
Bank
Trust Co
State St M A T (Boston)
10
of
Louis Union
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
88
Rochelle
78
3
Co
Royal State Bk of New York—5
St
87
(Philadelphia)_10
Natl Bk
137/3
9%
Serv
Corp
41/2
72 %
35Va
First Westchester Natl Bank
Co
Power
Co
10
32%
Louis__20
City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
New
St
5
Royal Bank of Canada
91 %
69
25
of
(Suffern N Y)
103 %
of
Passaic County
Bank
87
.10
Natl
2%
20
(Jersey City)_5
National Bank
1
1
5
Company
Foods Inc
1
•
72
49%
*
Mortgaee. Assn.lh"
29%
69Va
44
Northwest
For footnotes, see preceding page.
418
27%
JL0
Y)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
17%
36%
400
(N
Ask
58
Meadow Brook Natl Sank of
21%
38
'
.100
10
Co
20
16 %
16%
Trust
•
35 %
12 %
:
Virginia
Bankers
49%
77%
Corp——1
33%
46
93%
36%
1
25
72
34 %
2.50
(NY)
64%
88%
1
2.50
Commerce
61%
39%
11
Forms
of
.6%
Bid
49 Va
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
lo
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
10
common
Business
Resistor
5%
Par
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
National Gas &
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
8
4%
.10
Irving Treat Co (N T).
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank A
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
.Long Island Trust Co
—5
Manufacturers Tr Co <N Y)—10
Manufacturers As Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
9
76%
15%
37 %
18
Bank
Francisco)—
Mid-American Pipeline Co
34 %
85%
71
16%
1
81 %
16%
10
29%
Investors
1
"75%
7Va
Companies
Ask
70%
5
Narragansett Capital
—7%
Bid
14
17%
Empire State Oil Co
71
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
27
<30%
Emhart Mfg. Co.
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Vellow Transit Freight Lines—X
62%
57
1
16%
Cap.l
23%
21%
5
*
28%
International
17%
5
1
Capital
9%
28
44
5
Inc
—
Electronics
8%
16%
Microdot
(Texas)—*
Electronics
53
26
65%
Metromedia Inc
38 %
Corp
7%
41 Va
Work Wear Corp.
Wurlltser Co
5
Va
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
42
Electrolux
Wood Conversion
39%
6%
38%
49%
41
1
1
-2
4
Light Co—10
—
65
Fast Motor Lines—1
Utilities
Inc
Corp
Chemical
77
lc
Publishing Co
Rubber
Electro-Voice
20
11%
Camden Trust Co
2%
Melpar Inc
Missouri
Electro-Science
4V2
10%
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis..20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)—10
22 %
3
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine St Eng
Mohawk
Co
37%
61
36%
3
23%
21%
Morton
Corp
10
Inc—
of New York
19%
45%
Electric
(San
of
1
Electronics
32
Paso
Wltco
2.50
34%
76
1
Maxson
42%
Electrada
Wisconsin Power A
18%
Wllcox-Gay
72
.7.50
86%
—
67%
Wilcox Electric Co
7%
Bank of America N T & S A
Bank
50 %
29 %
El
•
Bank
5%
47%
27 %
Laboratory Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
34%
Baltimore National Bank
13 %
28%
25
Economics
33
17
non-voting
12%
26
2 %
10
Western (Publishing Co Inc.
22
1
Duriron Co
Associates
29%
12%
72'A
1
Co
Inc
17 %
Utilities
X27 %
82%
1
12%
4%
Maryland Shipbldg St Dry—-50c
16
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
5
5
50c
Corp
—1
Eastern
Western Power As Gas
32
1
Steamship
<11 %
Mattel
Merchants
14%
23%
47%
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Meredith
13%
Citizens & Southern National
& Electric
Marlin-Rockwell
27%
1
44%
.1
(E F)
Gas
Capital
26
6%
Far
•
Corp
Lytton Financial Corp
Marine
1
Telephone
1
cl B
com
Co
Ludlow
Madison
33
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Go
A
1
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc
Lucky Stores Inc
Mac
31
Bank and Trust
Va
10 %
9'A
1
1
Steel
24
'» 22
5
lc
Co
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
17%
8
Lt
2%
,9
8 Va
1
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Lau
Common
16%
Transmission
2%
46%
Co.
Inc
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—*
Keystone Portland Cement
.3
Dura Corporation
,
34
1
24 Va
•
31
1
h,22%:-
14%
37%
12%
Cook
*
13%
Lanolin Piusr_.
23%
;-Connecticut Light & Power Co-*
Consol Freightways
1—2.50
.
3
10
Co
Register
Stanley Home Products
34%
Inc
Co
Tel
Standard Screw Co
494
31%
Laguna Neguel Corp units
21%
Rock
Kentucky
Stand Fruit &
Standard
24 Va
22
460
Gas_5
Corp
15'A
-.22%
.,14%
Consolidated
*
Trecker
&
18%
75%
40%
2c
24%-
Co—1
Commonwealth Gas Corp
»
.47%
Corp com_3
Oil & Gas
Kearney
70
38%
5
Natural
270
*
..1
preferred
Ketchum
4%
$1.25 cqnv. preferred—____25
..Colorado
,
'
92 !A
—2%
Co
Corp
Kennametal
17
Inc
Colorado Interstate
,
$1.46
Kalvar
6%
lc
Product—1
1
Co
Service
Kansas-Nebraska
*■'
33%c
Supply
Kaiser Steel Corp common
-
class B
Common
Water
Johnson
29%
Clinton Engines Corp
Clute Corporation
•
Corp
Corp
Jessop Steel
50%
5%
cl A
Jervis
23%
Chattanooga Gas Co...
__1
Chicago Musical Instrument_-d-_l
Co
Diver Serv
Jamaica
34%
Central
Itek
187/a
37
Co
Gas
28
5 Vs
34%
Eng Tel Co
;
11%
5
1
4%
:_5
Co
255
Iowa Public Service Co
5
Iowa Southern Utilities Co—15
Co__5
Water
com.l
32 %
Co—10
n.South Snore Oil & DeV Co,
16%
59 %
22
.
Southwest Gas Producing Co
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Southwestern Investors—^
1
30'A
Gas
9%
Union
Ionics Inc
&
8%
Southern
74%
Elec
35%
11%
69
Central 111
33 Va
10 %
Co
Investors
Central Louisiana Electric
1
5
4%
•Central Indiana Gas Co.^
Western
Securities
3%
ctfs——'
55%
Interstate
10c
28%
Trust
52 %
New
18%
25
Cedar Point Field
:25
Southern
16%
Corp.——10
Westcoast
10%
1
Interstate
Products
32%
Calif
17
Steel
%
Southern
Interstate
16
Ceco
30
18%
41%
25
17%
22
17'A
9%
39%
com
16%/
19%
Engineering Corp
*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
12%
Co
Corp
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Electric :
1__—__1
B
55
7—5
lOc
36%
Bakeries
Cannon Mills class
<•
——2
——
Paper.——
35
Interstate
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd..,
Corp.
Sorg
57
53
1
.'29Va
.—
Ekil
6 Va
5%
*
27%<
Telep Co
Inc
24%
55%
Co.25
Service
Wellington Mgt Co class A— 10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
-10
West Point Manufacturing Co.*
—14%
28%
'30%
States Trust
<N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aris)_5
Wachovia Bank A Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
Wells
24
26 V4
57
60 Va
40%
43 %
69%
74 %
163
74%
78%
173
28%
31 Va
77
80%
29%
32 Va
55
77%
81%
38%
42 Va
90 %
94%,
31%
33 %
73
77 Va
42%
45 Va
62%
67
40
44
9%
10 V2
71
75%
60
64 Va
40
122
129
58%
62
35
37 Va
81
84%.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(674)
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Fund
Advisers
Affiliated
2.69
Investors
Research
1
7.14
7.87
Istel
Fund
Ask
Fund
Jihnston
5.07
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
(The)
al7.89
1
10 01
10.94
B-2
(Medium
*
1.70
1.87
B-3
(Low
5.89
6.43
B-4
K-l
K-2
(Growth
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
AxerHoughton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.67
9.39
10.21
3.98
4.35
12.94
14.07
Grade Bonds)_1
S-2
1
1
1
Fund)
14.60
11.61
1
Inc
7.72
1
15.70
17.16
-1
18.49
20.00
__
11.66
Mercury
Nat
(Galveston)
lc
13.88
1
13.34
14.58
1
9.00
Chemical Fund Inc__.
50c
13.82
Securities
com__1.25
12.78
194
Boston
132%
100
Colonial
Growth
Fund
Inc__
200
138'/2
14.75
16.12
11.99
1
1
Energy
&
13.10
Income
1
Fund Inc
International
Commonwealth
9.76
10.67
1
17%
11.03
1
12.05
Investment
1
10.53
11.51
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
18.29
19.19
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
12.26
13.40
Inc__l
Insurance Stk Fund Inc__l
14.04
9.50
15.35
Can_„l
a30.89
al6.95
Fund
Concord
Trust
Income
Investors
Insurance
10.35
shares—lc
-T-—lc
4.04
2.53
3.39
4.42
2.77
lc
3.71
4.05
lc
2.33
2.55
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 %c
Mass
Investors Growth Stock
4.20
2.93
4.59
3.20
15.44
16.87
Industries
General
shares
Metal
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
1
Inc
Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
Investing Foundation__l
Mutual Investment Fund——,-1
Mutual
Mutual
1
16.55
20%
9.15
—1
Mutual Shares Corp
25.47
16.74
11.82
23.56
15.49
10.77
al5.40
23.01
beneficial interest
1
3.41
3.48
Nation Wide Securities
Co Inc_l
23.12
17.00
25.01
18.38
of
1
Corp
Investors
National Securities Series—
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Series
Balanced
Investment Inc
Series
Bond
1
8 41
9.20
1
1
18.75
67.30
18.94
67.98
Preferred
1
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow
Theory Invest Fd Inc—1
13.37
10.60
11.36
14.70
Income Series
11.65
Stock Series
9.62
3.51
3.85
6 65
7.19
1
17.76
19.30
De
Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Investing
Vegh
Fund
Delaware
Fund Inc
Delaware Income
Dreyfus, Fund Inc
12.45
& Howard—
Eaton
50c
Fund
Balanced
12.77
13.80
14.56
15.73
Investment Corp—1
7.74
8.46
10
20c
a24.45
9.50
25c
14.86
Stock Fund
Electronics
5flc
_
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Fund
Federated Growth
5
&
21.20
19.35
14.81
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Industrial Fund Inc_l
19.61
Financial
5.02
5.50
6.36
6.95
Mutual
Florida
1
Custodian Funds
Franklin
Series
Bond
2.32
2.54
*
Inc
Fund
12.90
14.02
2.51
lc
.
Series
Series
Stock
Growth
Series
Stock
England Fund
1
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
1
New
One
1
Fund
Street
William
Citizens
2.76
Common
stock
series—_—lc
7.07
7.77
Preferred
stock
series
lc
2.65
2.93
1
8.90
1
10.64
11.66
Inc
America
of
Investors
Fundamental
Futures Inc
1
11.42
5 54
3.85
7.24
6.08
8.77
9.93
12.48
6.05
4.21
7.91
6.64
9.58
10.85
Life
1
20 23
11.73
Insur
General
16.09
16.52
14.72
15.12
15.97
Eagle Fire Ins Co
7.18
7.80
Shares—lc
9.99
10.94
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Equip
(The)
Common
1
*
al5.66
11.39
12.27
50c
2.50
Growth Stock
Inc
Fund
Fund
Fund
Growth Fund
Putnam
8.36
17.01
19.12
1
7.58
Scudder Fund
Group
6.90
7.59
lc
11.19
12.26
1
22.53
23.21
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc__—1
a23.60
Shares Inc_
Growth Industry
Firemen's Fund
Franklin
Inc—
10c
Series H-C7
5 87
6.44
Globe
&
Govt
Inv__ 10c
Growth
10.77
11.72
United
Accumulated Fund—1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.86
3.13
United
Continental Fund
of Boston Inc—1
8.09
8.84
United
Income
9.85
8.79
10.77
Fund
Income
Income Fund
Investors
Incorporated
Incorporated
Institutional
Inst
1
—1
12.06
13.19
Value
12.33
13.49
Value Line
6.72
7.35
lc
Intl Resources Fund Iric__
of
Co
Investment
Trust
Line
lc
Growth
lc
Fund
1
1
5.47
-11.67
12.75
Wall
12.74
13.92
Washington
.
11.53
12.93
Life
9.76
22
25%
Northern Ins Co
3.33y3
of N Y
67%
12%
451/4
48%
Indemnity Co
31/3
38 y2
40%
of N Y__10
59
64%
185
194
Pacific Insurance Co
103
107
Peerless
Co___
5
27%
10
99
107
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
94
99
10
124
131
Providence-Washington
10
4
Insurance
1
13%
1434
Reinsurance
5
57
61
Republic
Insurance
63 y2
60%
Republic
Natl; Life
112y2
116y2
2.50
4
Corp
10
>
152
29%
5
(D
43 y4
46%
5
Co__
24y2
26%
C)__4
125
133
107
114
—_5
55
58
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance
St
Paul
Fire
Southwestern
35
371/3
$6.50
44%
47%
Standard
75 y4
78%
Title
114
5
69
72%
2
23%
26%
(N Y)
(Texas)—10
Insurance
121
59%
Life
Ins
1
78%
80
83%
1
7
7%
5
41
45%
10
85
89%
5
United
Co
100
_'__2
of
(N Y)
62%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
41% *
51,8
U
Insurance Corp of Amer
Jefferson Standard Life
2%
2%
21%
8
32%
Co
5
56 %
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Y
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
Fire
41%
108
23%
36%
144
59%
5
59%
35
37%
84
89%
12
13%
38%
41 Va
66
10
74%
106
3
Insurance.
69y2
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
36%
5
139,
2.50
U S Life Ins Co in
50c
Ins
1021
2
America
U
39 %
(N Y)
Insurance
Ins
69
*
Co
Ins
35%
6.25
10
Sec Life
33
5%.
73 %
preferred
Guaranty Co
Travelers
,
10
5
5
Springfield Insurance Co
5
Co
1
Marine.,
&
24%
(Pa)
Life, Ins of Amer
Seaboard Surety Co.
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
10
>
Corp
22%
(N C)
Seaboard
(D C)_1.50
39%
Westchester Fire
2
62%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal
Home
Loan
2%s
Aug.
15,
3s
Sep.
15,
Mar.
100.1
100.3
100.3
100.5
100
100.2
3%s
Apr.
5yas
15,
Natl
of
a
point
20,
Ask
100.4
1961
100.6
20,
1962
May
1,
1962
47/es Aug.
20,
100.3
3%s Oct.
22,
1962_
100
3%s Feb.
20,
1963
May
1,
1963
4%s Apr.
99 30
1963
11,
Sep.
3%s Feb.
20,
1964™
101.4
101.20
4s
20,
1964
100
100.16
99.12
/
99.24
1961
100.5
,4s
2%s
Mortgage Assn—
Sep.
3%s
4s
—
100.1
May 15, 1962 wi
Federal
32nds
more
Bid
100
1962
15,
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds
1962
15,
Feb.
one
Ask
1961
17,
3s
Bid
Banks—
100.7
Oct.
100.8
_
_
.
100.10
100.20
100.28
101.20
_
1962-
101.28
100
100.4
99.30
98.20
_
100.6
99
Feb.
13,
1962
100.9
100.11
4s
Oct.
99.16
100
Sep.
20,
1965
4%s
10,
1962
101.20
101.28
4s
Dec.
99.16
100
Mar.
20,
1965
3%s
11,
1963
99.20
99.28
3%s
Feb.
1966
97.28
4%s
Nov.
21,
12,
1963
3%s
May
4%s
Jun.
4
%s
101
11, 1964
10,
Dec.
Mar.
11,
10,
1969
Apr.
10,
1970
Sep.
10,
May
2,
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968
101.12
99.28
1968
Apr.
3 %s
99.24
100.28
1966."
12,
3%s
4%s
101.12
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
1969
99.12
1965_„
1970
Banks
100.12
4%s
July
15,
96.24
5%s
Feb.
20,
100 16
JL00.16
3%s
Apr.
1,
5%s July
20,
96
.
99.24
1966——
101
101.24
97.24
96.8
_
102.24
104.24
_
105.16
94.8
_
97.24
98.16
3 %s
May-
105.24
4 %s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967—
3%s Sep.
15,
1972
1,
1970-1967
1,
1971
95.8
104.24
105.16
100.24
1970-
104.24
98.8
101.16
102
_
1970—
1970
4
Oct.
97
100.24
100.24
98.16
%s
98.12
100
_
101.16
93.24
_
94.16
99
99.24
95.16
..
96.8
for
Cooperatives—
Oct.
2, 1961
2%s
100
100.2
100
100.2
100
4, 1961—
1, 1962
2.95s Feb.
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
MaturityCertificates
3s
May
Bid
15,
1962
1,
15,
99.31
.
1962
15,
1962
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
Aug.
15,
1962
3%s
Aug.
15,
1962
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1962
4s
May
15,
.
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
101.8
May
15,
1963—
99.28
100
l%s
Oct.
1,
100.15
4%S
Nov.
15,
1963
100.18
100.20
1%S
Apr.
1,
1964
100.5
100.7
4%s
May
15,
102.16.
15,
1964
1964
102.12
3%s May
99.26
99.30
15,
1964
15, 1964
103.10
103.14
93.16
-
99.10
100.22
.
100.24
101.4
3%s Aug.
100.5
.
100.7
1 %s
1963
5s
Aug.
1,
4%s Nov.
15,
100.26
l%s Apr.
100.5
4%s
May
99.4
99.6
l%s
Oct.
_
97.8
.
97.16
1%S Apr.
10.67
94.24
.
99.24
1964
98.20
100.3
-
96.12
102.28
1964
100.22
_
_
1963—
Oct.
98.16
—
1962
99.14
101
.
_
1963
l%s
Ask
101.4
1963—
100.13
-
1962
15,
15,
2%s
point
a
.
1962
4s
of
Bid
100.1
99.28
1962
Nov.
32nds
.
1962
l%s
3%s
more
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
_
1961
Feb.
3%s
4.96
or
3%s
Oct.
3%s
Feb.
one
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
16.64
8.81
14.40
17.25
19.97
7.87
6.10
,
Ask
of Indebtedness—
3%s Nov.
1
48
Pacific
Figures after decimal point represent
5.58
Corp
43
44%
2.50
17.10
7.20
4.54
40
5
Insp & Insurance
44 %
13.18
10c
5
Co
5
Insurance—
2.70s Dec.
8.06
Fund Inc__1
Ins
63
Phoenix
Republic Ins
Life
Home
9.19
15.23
1
Fire
_10
46%
97.24
X15.78
18.37
Street Investing
Co
York
com
268
1972
5.98
1
331/2
;■
44
256
Hartford Steam Boiler
Special Situations
Boston—1
America
31
10
1971
1
Inc
Income
Northeastern Insurance
1973
:1
Inc
371/2
10,
Shares-1
Fund
Canada Ltd
Fund
Line
35
NY_2
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
4s
Fund
North River
(Ky) 2
Employees Insur
Gulf
Inc—
Science
Funds
Fund_lc
Foundation Fund
Institutional Income Fund
Investment
United
United
Value
Ltd—
Shares
Institutional
9.61
36 y8
Co
l%s
of Canada Ltd
Funds
of
Hanover Insurance Co—
5.79
a28.54
9.91
10.79
United
3334
Co
Gov Employ Life Ins
11.39
Century
1
12,
9.42
1
Inc
1
lc
lc
UBS Fund
New
10,
10.71
20th
■—
10c
H-DA
Series
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
531/2
Feb.
9.91
13.20
10.30
Fund
49
_l—___5
(N J)
General Reinsurance
13.26
Texas
63 V2
Aug.
9.09
12.08
Inc—
Fund
Stock
38%
59
2
(S F)__
Glens Falls
Farnham
Fund
Balanced
35 %
Jun.
12.27
&
5
10
Nationwide Corp class A
New Hampshire Fire
4%s
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
Roe
61
Assoc
Insurance
a39.62
a34.80
Street Investment
Stein
Sovereign
51%
57
4%s
1
1
1
State
10.33
31%
48%
al0.78
Corp__*
Investors
7.89
29%
5
Life
4%s
10 66
11.83
192
1
National Union Fire
al4.31
a20.70
al0.05
8.50
15.62
42
11.31
lc
Hamilton Funds
Shares—1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
American
Selected
15.68
General Bond shares
1
183
77%
13%
5%s
Fund_l
155
12%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Clark—
&
Stock Fund Inc
140
10
Ins
AA
73
1
Quaker City Life Ins
14.49
25c
of Canada
Old Line Ins
Accident
Pyramid Life Ins Co
8.28
13.33
6%
5
Co
4%s
Inc
Fund
Revere
149
773/,
18.49
20.78
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Natl
1%
6
&
68%
9.04
1
1
Inc
(Geo)
iy4
51/4
Life
58i\/2
16.76
-1
Puritan
103
6'%
10
Natl
74
12.82
10.97
16.59
Inc
(T Rowe)
98 y2
143
10
National Fire
64
13.45
12.69
10.09
1
Fund
Pioneer
Assurance_12.50
(Bait)
55
—
12.48
32%
Fire
*
Employers
Federal
9.04
Pine Street Fund Inc
Price
7.20
Petoleum shares
44%
Merchants
-Employers Reinsurance Corp___5
3.05s
14.32
shares,_lc
41 %
Monument Life
43/4
3s
lc
Fully Administered
59
Indemnity & Life Ins
4
3.10s Jan.
Stock Fund_lc
Growth Fund
Capital
55
Life
1.25
17.45
8.32
Square
Common
1
Trust
Investors
5
31
Continental Casualty Co,
Crum & Forster Inc
;
12.68
1
Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Penn
Scudder Stevens
Capital Corp
Co
Life Insur
al5.86
1
Oppenheimer Fund
Scudder Stevens & Clark
64c
General
Mass
12
(N J)
Assurance
9.67
Fund
44%
68
National
59 y2
■_
General
Over-The-Counter
Putnam
Inc—
1962
Shippers
Boston Insurance
9.85
21.96
42
11
Beneficial Standard Life—
16.25
Florida Growth Fund Inc—__10c
Founders Mutual Fund
Dividend
Securities Fund Inc
20.21
17.90
13.70
1
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc—
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fidelity
l
2V2
N J)
Bankers Natl Life Ins
10.54
Diversified Income Fund
De
Maryland Casualty
9%
54
Re-insurance
Great American
Shares
Trust
National
21.10
19.84
18.15
221/4
Fund—
_
|
Life
Massachusetts
10.25
10.00
1
1
(Newark
Ins
Com wealth
3.10
21.97
17.89
5
5
Assurance
Connecticut
lc
shares
Electric
~
Insur
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Investors
American
Bankers
Fla)
Continental
9.43
Inc
Corporate Leaders Trust
Series B
1—
of
Fund
Sayles Mutual Fund—♦
20.21
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Western
.
1
Inc__
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
Inc
—1
——
Fund
Composite
Amer Ins Co
18%
Fund
Fund
&
General Fund~Hra™—-
Commonwealth
Ltd-1
Managed Funds—
9.84
Commonwealth
Fund
12.74
Trust
Lincoln
23
64 y2
Amer
Loomis-Sayles
15.21
23%
20%
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
Home
26%
19 y4
8y2
(Jacksonville
of
22
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
Co
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
5
American
Assurance
21 y4
Casualty_5
Amer
Life
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Colonial
5
&
preferred—.
conv
8.44
Loomis
1
preferred
Fidelity
$1.25
7.25
Life
Ltd
Christiana
28%
17.58
Lexington
8.44
Canadian International Growth
of
26%
Assur
Equitable
American
16.00
General Fund—?
Fund
35%
6.61
Internatl
Keystone
Lazard
Stock Fund—
33 V2
7.71
Growth
Growth
10
1
Fund
Century Shares
20 Va
Co
Fund—1
Knickerbocker
Fund
18%
Corp
l
(Wash D C)___l
Knickerbocker
Inc
Penna__5
American
14.45
Fund
Life
16.94
15.56
Ltd
135 y2
15.52
16.25
21.56
(1954)
130 V2
(Low Priced Cor® Stks)~ 1
13.22
Canadian
85%
5
S-4
14.49
Fund
.
81%
Insurance
American
Ask
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)„5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
23 y2
129y2
Agricultural Insurance
25.36
23.83
16.60
10.31
10.06
20.04
Bid
145
123 %
17.60
19.73
Investing______50c
Fund
Ltd
-1
California
24.30
21.85
15.21
9.44
9.21
18.37
Life
Par
138
26.48
14.88
Mutual Fund Inc__l
Inc
1
Canada
Aetna
Companies
Ask
lo
,1
16.13
Fund
Bullock
al5,00
Bid
for Friday, August 11)
10
Aetna Insurance Co
24.28
13.63
Street
Ltd
Ridge
Casualty & Surety—
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Growth Com Stock)—_1
10.62
Boston
Aetna
S-3
Growth Fund
1
Canada
Chase
1
Bonds)
Priced
(Discount Bonds)
S-l
Axe-Science, & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Broad
1
(Income Fund)
Inc
Trust—
6.16
Axe-Templeton
37.52
Mutual Fund—1
9.34
4.75
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Atomics
36.78
Par
15.01
1
1
Fund
13.73
Inc
8.63
Fund
Mutual Fund
American
Associated
Ask
1
1
Shares
Investors
American
1%
Fund
1.25
Inc
Bid
Par
Funds—
2.44
Inc
American Business
Blue
Insurance
Mutual
.—25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
1,
1965
15,
1965
1,
1965
1,
103
1966
91.26
102.18
.'
96.20
103
95
99.28
93.24
103.4
92.2
102.22
91.2
89.16
.
90.26
89.24
'
Investors
of
Funds—
Group
Investors
Mutual
Investors
Stock
Cdn
Group
Inc_
1
10.95
Fund
12.74
Wellington Equity
21.42
Wellington
1
1
17.03
15.67
18.51
17.08
10.20
10.91
7.38
Fnd Ltd
7.97
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
13.90
15.87
7.51
15.03
17.34
8.12
6.27
6.78
f
11.97
11.79
Fund
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors
Fund
19.82
Fund
Inc
Fund
Selective
Investors
Investors
Mutual
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Rate
Bonds
Bid
Gas & Elec
47/aS_1986
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
Burlington
Carrier
Gas
Industries
El
4%s_1975
Corp 4%s
Consolidated
Consol
1979
5%s__1986
102%
126
105%
ill
113
100
103
100
100%
1977
4%s__1991
Gas
122
126
100%
100%
4%s__1986
Natural Gas
k
5%s__1977
110%
Ferro
Homes Const Units
Inc
4%s
1986
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
National Can 5s
1976
Northern Natural Gas 47/as_198l
Northern States Pwr 4%s—1991
Ohio Edison 4%s
1991
Pacific Petroleum 5s
1977
5V2s ww
1973
Modern
Motorola
122
104%
1986
4%s
Edison
Natural
Paso
102%
Bonds
Ask
—
111%
"
Pennsylvania Elec
4%s
1991
1986
1986
1969
Corp 3%s
1975
Flintkote Company 4%s__i._1981
117
Fruehauf Trailer
1976
116 %
1977
119
Sheraton
Co of Am 5s ww—1967
6s ww_1982
214
Southern
Elect
4s
General Port Cement 5s
Gen'l Tire
& Rubber
Hilton Hotel 6s
Lowenstein
(M)
1984
ww
103
97%
118
107
& Sons—
4%s
1981
Massachusetts
Michigan
97%
120
Electric
80y2
82%
5s__1991
102%
103y4
Consol Gas 5'/as
Michigan-Wisconsin
5%,
1986
103
104
Power—
—1981
5y4s debentures
Peoples
i04%
101%
101 %
101 %
104V2
1017/a
102
106%
109%
98%
99%
105y2
100%
80
129
5%S—1992
104%
105%
Sperry Rand 5y2s ww
1982
Tennessee Gas Trans 5%s—1981
Textron Amer 5s
1971
134
98%
103
Underwood Corp 5y2s
U S Industries 4y2s
220
115
5%s
Electric 4%s
Westcoast Trans 5%s
1971
—1970
1971
1991
1988
109
102
98
Bid
2.90s
4-
3-61
1-
2-62
100.3
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1
2.95s
2-
1-61
11-
1-61
100.2
100.4
3-
1-61
12-
4-61
100.4
100.6
62
Bid
Aug.
17,
1961-
Aug.
24,
1961
99'A
Aug.
31,
Sep.
7,
101
3-
1-62
3-61
4-
2-62
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
wi
100
99.31
100.2
99.31
100.2
100.1
100.4
100.1
Bid
Ask
'99.979
99.983
Nov.
24,
1961-1
99.320
99.938
99.944
Nov.
30,
1961
99.280
99.310
99.906
._
-
Dec.
7,
1961
99.265
99.297
99.873
Dec.
14,
1961
99.221
99.254
21,
28,
1961
1961
99.162
99.197
99.116
99.154
1961-
99.860
1961
99.819
Sep.
14,
Sep.
Sep.
21,
1961
22,
1961
Sep.
28,
1961
99.718
Oct.
5,
1961
99.66I
99.836
Dec.
99.784
Dec.
99.783
Jan.
4,
99.730
Jan.
11,
99.675
Jan.
1962
98.991
99.348
99.031
1962
98.942
98.983
98.879
98.922
98.857
98.901
Oct.
13,
1961
99.617
Jan
15,
1962
18, 1962
Oct.
16,
1961
99.580
99.598
Jan.
25,
1962
Oct.
1961
98.797
19,
99.560
99.578
Feb.
1,
1962
98.737
Oct.
98.765
26,
99.513
99.534
Feb.
98.675
98.695
99.467
99.484
8,
Mar. 23,
98.300
98.318
99.413
99.425
Apr.
15,
1962
98.109
98.136
99.373
99.399
July
15,
1962
97.264
97.292
2,
Nov.
9,
Nov.. 16,
1961
y
1961—'
1961
—-
-
1961
120
113
102%
1-62
7-
Ask
1961
Nov.
107
6-
3.05s
Ask
100.3
United States Treasury Bills
32
100%
89
130
102
76
Gen
Due
100.2
100.1
Ask
107%
104V2
100%
Dated
100
2-61
3s
125
Phoenix Steel 5y2s
Virginia
104
Gas 4%s
Bid
29
100
84
125
Rate
5-61
10-
2.95s
1982
Caterpillar Tractor
Chance Vought 5'As
Ask
9-
3-61
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Recent
Brooklyn Union
Bid
1-60
1-
3s
3s
Baltimore
Due
12-
3.15s
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
1962
;
1962
98.884
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend,
Volume
COURSE
THE
Bank
Number 6081
194
.
.
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
increase
CLEARINGS
compared with
1,672,064
1,610,944
2,196,700
800,602
3,861,187
2,117,984
2,517,592
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
there is
this
At this center
week in 1960.
Our comparative
week follows:
(a >
+
3.8
+
3.7
1,473,860
1,667,708
2,637,527
2,303,973
—15.1
4,220,571
3,967,919
—16.4
1,054,000,000
964,000,000
+ 19.9
4,760,540
7,101,228
3,680,495
7.7
"2.3
5,132,627
7,065,762
3,750,404
6,773,048
3.2
29,112,238
22,757,679
20,588,837
1,140,475,716
1,034,364,841
—
36,998,677
27,305,862
987,416,655
Jersey—Trenton
>
Total
1958
$
—67.8
4,815,663
6,696,714
33,119,442
26,470,674
1,165,517,485
(10 cities)—
'2,213,684
—15.3
6,540,509
Delaware—Wilmington
New
5,024,107
7,596,723
7,015,153
York
for
summary
(
4,547,642
1,071,000,000
895,000,000
6,025,901
Wilkes-Barre
gain for the week ending Friday of 12.8%.
a
Our preliminary totals stand
1959
or
Dec. %
Chester
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
same
Inc.
$
Bethlehem—
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 12, clearings for all
$26,754,823,993 against $24,689,767,654 for the
1960
.
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
8.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
t
$
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
1961
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
47
Week Ended Aug. 5
BANK
an
(675)'
—
+ 11.7
+
1,729,775
6,698,933
19,203,749
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Aug. 12—
1960
A.1961
'A
%
Fourth Federal Reserve District—-Cleveland—
+ 12.8
Chicago,
■*
■ ■
—
1,280,256,755
^
■
_
Philadelphia
1,020,000,000
City
4.6
386,200,000
+ :L2.7
Cleveland
_
555,545,071
.
Baltimore
'
Youngstown
cities,
five
+
Total
All
cities, five days
+
4.9
cities,
one
Total
all
day
_
cities
for
9.1
4,951,447,050
+
6.1
$23,699,478,244
+
8.5
990,289,410
+
6.1
$24,689,767,654
+
Saturday and the Saturday figures
South
Carolina—Charleston
5,990,816
7.1
5,413,240
4,447,251
19,700,000
233,549,723
+ 26.5
+
3.3
22,850,000
217,884,844
199,438,088
+ 18.6
9,492,328
392,452,323
144,111,271
7,936,053
352,281,199
145,680,941
7.9
792,204,006
729,899,215
them
today, inasmuch
8,972,181
406,887,876
142,913,002
+
3.6
+
3.5
169,458,291
(6
Total
871,601,601
818,013,598
+
!
cities)
we
the elaborate
are
able to
Aug. 5.
same
y-WV
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
the week ends
as
156,698,328
428,800,000
Augusta
Ac¬
30,684,496
140,711,533
429,100,000
35,137,710
^
Georgia—Atlanta
8,733,475
Macon
8,194,656
For the week there
was
an
increase of
increase of
an
Reserve Districts
Federal
251,535,715
225,811,819
320,790,675
14,493,640
730,329
15,492,126
904,795
261,200,000
245,371,628
1,385,398,486
Louisiana—New
7.6%, the aggregate clearings for
12.5%.
Total
clearings
Orleans
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
We group the cities according to the
in which they are located and from this
a
Reserve District of 6.3%
Reserve District the totals register
loss of
a
but
in
15.3%.
In
Richmond
the
but in the Philadelphia
the
Cleveland
4,409,568
3,973,980
21,857,268
12,460,337
20,288,782
12,544,160
18,137,525
104,543,000
15,510,815
120,966,000
9,228,912
9,640,496
3,691,557
176,908,205
6,126,490
;
the
Indiana—Foft Wayne
gain of 12.4% and in the Boston
Indianapolis
District
Reserve
District
Reserve
totals
the
are
totals
are
smaller
by
South Bend
Terre
by 7.9%
larger
1.2%
The Chicago Reserve District has
but the St. Louis.Reserve District shows
Minneapolis Reserve District'of 7.3%.
is
decrease
a
of
10.3%
but
in
the
In
an
Dallas
Reserve
District
decline of
is
increase
an
In the following
we
furnish
a
1960
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
2nd New
3rd
'
12 cities
$
1,050,822,741
988,725,634
+
6.3
906,050,165
"
17,040,539,640
15,163,115,210
+12.4
12,437,369,955
"
987,416,655
1,165,517,485
—15.3
1,140,475,716
1,034,364,841
"
1,544,412,487
1,497,983.399
+
3.1
1,436,718,827
"
871,601,601
818,013,598
+
7.9
792,204,006
10
"
1,385,398,486
1,449,893,493
—
4.5
1,370,501,269
1,205,930,022
7th Chicago
17
"
1,809,138,177
1,831,527,394
—
1.2
1,802,820,661
1,505,673,362
4
"
803,034,756
735,229,425
+
9.2
683,215,030
626,444,358
+
:
9th Minneapolis-
7
"
730,277678
680,304,803
7.3
670,553,022
"
622,477,960
694,281,694
—10.3
730,605,356
6
"
676,081,584
569,934,545
+18.6
576,871,110
We
York
now
"
A
1,558,159,476
1,446,087,120
+
7.8
1,415,918,721
week 'ended
127,040,613,800
+
7.6
23,963,303,838
'
12,533,651,387
12,333,050,259
+
1.6
11,953,375,923
735,229,425
12,460,849
10,694,605
492,899,177
422,403,268
Paul
188,561,708
190,052,916
11,274,410
3,730,580
5,858,423
15,492,531
11,467,316
4,037,883
6,823,377
14,825,438
730,277,678
680,304,803
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
—
.
_.
Helena
300,435,355
6.4
—
15,864,161
—19.3
732,472
6.5
200,807,838
716,467
201,275,235
4.5
1,370,501,269
1,205,930,022
+
+ 11.0
3,207,233
2,949,176
7.7
21,387,647
13,078,085
14,015,269
18,164,263
+
0.7
—
+ 16.9
—13.6
113,950,000
12,272,007
4.3
—
—39.7
92,757,000
9,632,663
4,863,161
136,686,274
150,644,206
8,733,003
62,841,565
8.8
—
12.419.622
;
5,836,535,
0.3
+
10,135,869
+ 10.6
•
7,557,378
54,475,571
16,719,308
4.1
16,478,990
1,583,697
1.7
1,333,681,720
1,100,631,586
+13.6
7,548,055
6,746,603
20.6
+
—
—
1,497,710
,
+
4.4
30.7
16,407,883
13.250,746
13,669,097
+
+
1.1
7,904.020
6,963,621
1.2
1,802,820,661
1,505,673,362
+ 12.5
361,600,000
189,277,790
330,200,000
120,117,853
—16.3
128,935,055
3,402,185
9.2
683,215,030
626,444,358
9,804,460
0.1
+
+ 14.2
173,283,800
+
2,842,705
—
+ 16.5
9,323,728
8,669,217
+ 11.4
457,935,347
418.053.071
0.8
165,993,892
155,146,964
1.7
12,432,095
10,788,984
3,989,140
—
—
7.6
4,099,019
—14.1
7,148,219
6,561,742
+
4.5
13,620,722
14,795,188
+
7.3
670,553,022
618,004,306
—
-
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
:
;
Inc. or
1959
$
St.
A
5,025,281
4,281,169
+17.4
4,003,989
3,634,902
*
9,430,471
8,522,803
+10.6
6,448,108
* '792,621,353
5.3
723,039,996
3,385,031
+14.3
3,503,728
1,524,486
1,755,623
—13.2
3,709,403
+
o.l
yia.^/2
884,989
+
0.4
12,378,744
+
3.3
+
9.4
+
9.5
171,340,419
7,933,022
34,016,010
444,721,420
12,720,516
7,790,405
—18.6
480,046,277
II,906,592
159,334,882
6,910,830
36,164,488
436,960,378
+
1.4
+
2.2
15,028,320
7,747,826
694,281,694
-10.3
730,605,356
674,832,260
15,065,392
13,681,210
590,294,523
488,997,801
44,043,381
41,521,314
6,320,000; 5,992,000
5,523,028
6,079,662
+ 10.1
14,394,761
12,217,855
416,441,911
37,093,861
16,146,409
31,078,634
14553,492
'
7,087,474
3,166,355
4,185,144
-
——
656,470,423
3,870,210
Joseph—
6,323,878
Massachysetts^teostohAA >834,720,684
.
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
1
993,433
9,825,084
170,242,348
17,657,403
34,031,473
361,880,115
12,895,960
7,960,405
—
Kansas—Topeka
1958
$
I,029,133
1,195,466
+ 69.8
1,044,377
9,869,059
175,842,733
-
Omaha
-Dec. %
763,445
1,296,435
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
1960
I
cities)—;
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
city for the
Week Ended Aug. 5
A
Duluth
—
Lincoln
1961
:
.
Cities)
Dakota—Fargo
10,579,729,542
detailed statement showing the figures for each
our
"
803,034,756
'
South
August 5 for four years:
Clearings at—
—29.6
6,671,956
6,173,779
231,977,316
229,503,933
12,873,6891
22,183,693,466
/:
:
.
7,120,938
241,991,663
+
1,275,846,868
29,085,361,241
City
add
160,172,986
3,663,939
386,700,000
203,857,330
140,292,249
4,379,846
435,200,000
203,997,831
-
North
491,940,717
10
-107 Cities
New
7,088,478
4.5
2.1
+
—
1,831,527,394
'.1
Minneapolis
St.
Total
Outside
6.6
28,395,431
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
674,832,260
11th Dallas
Total
17,613,021
13,667,041
8,670,714
1,809,138,177
cities)
Louis
(4
Minnesota
618,004,306
9
10th Kansas City——
12th San Francisco
-
8,762,702
(17
Total
729,899,215
6th Atlanta—
——
8th St Louis
375,800,000
1,214,163,623
7
6
—_
5th Richmond
7,218,889
17,869,586
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
11,997,161,553
10
4th Cleveland
8,198,906
Kentucky—Louisville
809,432,271
9
York
Philadelphia
1,332,088,430
18,386,691
Missouri—St.
1958
$
1959
$
1st Boston
112,542,216
424,600,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis:—
1961
'
■
1,852,855
1,308,833,893
-
Total
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Aug. 5—
1
22,040,953
Springfield
'
v
City
Peoria-
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
9,044,503
57,611,132
18,273,606
1,931,716
8,248,995
Rockford
of
176,357,619
63,707,224
Decatur
18.6% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.8%.
.
Rapids
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Reserve District there
there
—
Moines
Sioux
and in the
improvement of 9.2%
Kansas City
the
a
i&L.—r;
Haute—.—
Iowa—Cedar
and in the
4.5%
___
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—
Des
J Atlanta Reserve District by 1.2%.
30,324,449
141,535,915
0.1
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
note that in
we
the New York Reserve District the totals record
■
+ 11.4
1,449,893,493
Mississippi—Vicksburg
__
•*
+ 14.5
—
$29,085,361,241 against $27,040,613,800 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of 1.6%, the bank
center showing
7,107,869
246,368,498
Mobile
present further below,
we
7,424,687
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
week in 1960.
this
cases
statement, however, which
whole country having amounted to
the
at
detailed
20,115,683
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantaappear
Alabama—Birmingham
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
—
Columbia—Washington—
District of
not available at time of going to press.
are
1,214,163,693
+
8.4
$26,754,823,993
We cannot furnish
1,436,718,827
58,478,000
5,563,912
Nashville
issue of next week.
3.1
5.2
24,918,000
241,175,801
*9,300,000
421,185,597
Richmond
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
11,500,270
12,843,440
384,710,110
1,497,983,399
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+
__
week..
462,841,747
4.3
11,427,898
262,591,519
472,612,458
Fifth. Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
$25,704,607,711
__
.
1.4
1,544,412,487
(7 cities)
Maryland—Baltimore
all
3.3
281,592,616
583,414,562
69,410,600
12,874,328
14,405,200
1.0
$18,748,031,194
days
Total
6.0
*
$20,453,526,296
______
12,179,774
2.8
13,907,920
13,767,816
470,991,728
13,309,498
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5,251,081,415
days
cities,
Other
five
+ 35.2
603,971,169
81,522,500
464,505,343
__.
west
Ten
12,689,626
301,132,640
5.4
—
378,567,971
_
__
Mansfield
8.4
+
420,090,283
__
_—
Columbus
714,113,017
:
.
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
3.3
+
435,200,000
_
Francisco
San
+
478,106,385
17,154,106
309,485,907
640,308,495
85,023,500
14,625,638
„
Cincinnati
1.5
_
Louis
St.
+
704,035,494
Kansas
Ohio—Canton
8.4
—
Maine—Bangor
-
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
'
Portland
—_____
—-
__
Total
Fall
,
New
—-
„
——
Be4ford—_i_
(''Springfield.^-'
,
:
A-——-A_ A•'^
.
21,512,048
Connecticut—-Hartford—AAA 76,229,698
r
New Haven
A".; 31,318,625
Rhode -Island—Providence-_^_—___
New
,
/ 15,381,055
Worcester——
♦
■
—
Lowell———
..
■
River—
K
V
4
.
'
14,985,873
.
,
Total .(12
cities)—
2.6
+
•
•
7.2
v
•-
.
Texas—Austin
DallasFort
10,642,757
26,243,751
3,732,726
6.3
906,050,165
L--
i.
Total
809,432,271
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
.
^Second FederalReserveDistrict—New York—-
>
.
50,209,255
146,686,559
Buffalo.
33,179,430
145,348,636
33,727,939
+ 51.3
+
0.9
•
27,748,081
132,541,030
122,523,692
2,988,931
Jamestown
<
—
New, York
Rochester
—
—
New Jersey—Newark—_
Northern New Jersey
•
Total
'
.
(9
cities),
-
—
0.9
-2,842,402
+
8.3
3,960,557
3,149,984
.
14,707.563,541
+12.5
12,009,927,915
San
V 59,898,118
55,832,625
+
7.3
53,523,451
+
8.8
29,139,879
Francisco
9.2
;
20.7
6.1
+
—
'6,583,000
6,897,115
12,706,975
576,871,110
491,940,717
212,992,713
6,155,294
221,248,269
105,597,274
8.6
+ 18.6
'
8,211,113
14,612,964
200,073,890
•
+
Jose
_
—
—
+
'Jf?
^'Vaa
ri a
6.7
—10.0
+
+
—
—
3.4
8.7
9.2
8.1
+
:—
—
-
10.9
+
4.2
+
5.2
31,933,300
20,374,468
750,712,287
38,426,381
12,418,099
16,060,636
97,643,905
92,848,945
+
5.2
84,235,407
89,578,556
+10.0
87,471,375
88,315,336
-.17,040,539,640
15,163,115,210
+12.4
12,437,369,955
Grand
81,528,387
98,528,781
11,997,161,553
(10
cities)—.
total
Outside New
^Estimated,
!
(107
cities).
York City
(a) Clearings
87,337,332
34,879,975
20,260,397
674,508,423
31,429,582
44,321,754
42,537,747
S-SKS
1,558,159,476
1,446,087,120
+
7.8
1,415,918,721
1,275,846,86#
27,040,613,800
+
7.6
23,963,303,838
22,183,693,466
11,953,375,923
10,579,729,542
16,719,134
—10.9
28,110,987
Total
6,365,064
197,838,690
12AZ°A%
-
14,904,667
Stockton
39,159,215
31,965,849
15,196,234
laStaBaibara:::.:::::
11,603,963,924
* 34,778,743
City—
Beach
Pasadena
2,661,947
3,782,553
16,551,709,854
>
Syracuse
3,015,075
4,095,494
Elmlra
,.
Lake
California—Long
2°^!n^Q70
6,834,970
227,515,864
117,266,342
Oregon—Portland
San
>
969,934,545
5.5
491,075,376
42,729,896.
5,847,000
+
+
Francisco—
'22c'Swi°
6,149,701
TJtah—Salt
,
13,662,558
.
676,081,584
—
Yakima
New York—Albany—
14,835^260
i'\
—
cities)—
(6
-
Washington—Seattle
-
'
3,210,987
+
—
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
36,870,900
6.1
;
.-
Galveston
24,334,284
—
-
Worth
Wichita
'46,460,278
41,978,000
.
-■
__
'988,725,634
'
,
■"
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
13,460,038
13,599,664
622,477,960
—
■
1,373,172
64,598,834
2:8
+
3,803,121
•
>1,050,822,741
r
.————-
+
cities)—
(9
'
3,484,297
13,581,171
+26.6
41,094,400
_____
C
.
30,472,369
-
3,571,639
.:
A'.'VA'
1,445,170
3,875-,028
+12,8'
67,097,728 > +13.6
44,053,400
Hampshire—Manchester—__—A
16,996,761
+
29,085,361,241
12,333,050,259
operations discontinued.
12,533,651,387
+
1.6
.
9,636,651
13,516,864
48
(676)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Commercial
districts
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries
FOREIGN
of
the
world.
EXCHANGE
We
RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
record
a
FEDERAL
AUGUST 4,
for
the week
RESERVE
BANK
1961 TO AUGUST 10,
with
TREASURY
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Friday
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
million.
$
2.234422
Loans
.0200850
.0200850
.0200825
.0200800
.967937
.967812
.966875
.968281
.210050
.210050
.209925
.00310889
•
.0385750
.0386250
.00310889
.203333
.250950
i.:
.00310889
.203500
.250750
.250600
.250416
.250481
.209808
.209900
.210000
.210066
.210000
2.803300
2.804200
2.805360
2.804040
.00161085
.00161080
.00161080
.00276225
.00276225
.00276255
.325966
.326033
.326066
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.326166
/•<
.277700
.277550
.277366
largely reflecting ex¬
notes incident to the Treasury's Aug. 1
new
V
■VS;"'.
2.776435
2.777584
Increase (+ ) or
-
Decrease•(—) Since
.140050
.140083
Aug. 2,
.140020
.0348000
.0348333
.0166436
.0348625
Total
.0349000
.0348500
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
Loans
.193750
.193675
.193675
Loans
.231479
.231400
.231475
.231612
1.395377
1.396413
.1.396861
1.397439
1.396782
2.803300
2.804200
2.805360
2.804040
investments
and
116,502
———
70,063
31,477
•+
2.801220
—
Commercial
•
and, industrial
Agricultural
.231666
•>
adjusted!
loans
Loans
/•
1—.—
dealers
and
i
loans—.—_
...
brokers
to
chasing
Other
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
Range
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
30%
Electric
Eagle
42%
42
43
83 %
83%
84
5
24%
24%
32%
33
for
71
26
1
30%
2
9iy2
American
of
America
Airlines
1
:
&
12%
-——r—,
—-
&
So
Power
&
Light
31%
32%
58%
47
51%
54%
45%
26
26%
62
62%
54%
20%
25%
82%
107%
Stores."
—1.25
47%
45%
47%
89%
92%
I_
Telephone
Goodyear
Greyhound
Tel
48%
25%
25%
Chemical—
38%
39%
57%
36%
35%
5
76
1
National
Lead
100 %
5
—5
Aviation
1
29
,
63%
92%
(385)
55%
13%
49%
+
485
92
+
1,846
5,007
NA
78
—
6
+
185
+|
4,086
485
—
11,216
+
428
NA
517
+
17
NA
...—
official
insts.,
710
11
978
30
NA
40,301
85
+ 6,850
etc
:
,—.
deposits—totals
—
time
subdivisions
interbank
—
149
—
46
+
2,791
insts.,
1,858
etc.——
+
556
235
+
+
' '■
■
NA
2
NA
—
Borrowings:
From
Other
F.
Banks
R.
122
liabilities
+
111
+
5 268
817.
254
NA
16
+
93
_
826
+
6
—
.
official
banks
NA
3
■
-
Governments,
NA
39
+
6 339
deposits-
political
Foreign:
+12
69
NA
410
—
873
—
686
86.
+
+
56
+
and
after
deduc¬
235
+
(Exclusive
1+5
22
—
83
ACCOUNTS
■
tion
of
62
+
—
489
and
loans
valuation
of
to
commercial banks
individual
deposits
commercial
Year-ago
loan
items
gross.
of U. S. Government
items in process of collec¬
cash
less
shown
are
those
except
banks,
comparison
12.599
—1:
_
domestic
reserves;
demand
all
domestic
_
—
excludes
change
+
124
+
342
+
184
—
961
lllncludes
16,987
account—
-
'
449
+
44
270
and
97
255
—_
—
—
63
—
^Includes
68
—
(875)
officers'
and
checks
in deposits
deposits
separately.
of U.
not
due
S. Government
shown
to
mutual
and
separately.
postal savings
not
968
3,284
accrued dividends
time
shown
103
+
17,961
;
certified
—
+
'
146
55
+
3
48,934
+
49
18
+
78
+
NA
not
—
...
,.
available.
♦Preliminary
.
Francisco
(San
■
.•
-
•','*
District).
76
+13
(^,260)
537
gold
1
429
accounts.
certificate
114
+
(1,260)
•
reserves
50,294
■
27
42
Below
+13
—
21
preferred
and
62
—
489
including
those
„+
+
.
-.
deposit and F. R. note liabili¬
ties
combined
37.7%
Contingent liability
for
on
—2.6%
acceptances
foreign
61%
63%
found
143
—
list
called
of
corporate bonds, notes,
for redemption,
stock
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
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details
corre¬
a
common
were
given in the Chronicle.
41
NOTICE OF TENDER
\
♦Figures in parentheses
dating process.
are
the
eliminations
made
in
the
consoli¬
„
Company and Issue—
15-year 5%
70
Date
Page
Inc.—
Textron,
40
134% 141%
32%
32%
be
■
58
63%
will
subord. s.
100
61
:
Fund Notices
817
capital
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking
•
—
ACCOUNTS—
f. debs, due Feb.-l, 1970—Aug 15
575
50
63%
•
32%
69%
PARTIAL
70%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
105
banks
shows
41
42%
95
46
46%
37
56%
58%
52%
52%
20
29%
28%
64
64
45%
45%
46%
•
10
1
57
56
8%
30%
101
30
690
57%
208
8%
of the
statement
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Federal Reserve
the following
Aug. 2:
An increase of $228 million in loans
adjusted; decreases of $274 million in holdings of U. S.
Government securities, $270 million in balances with
domestic banks, and $978 million in demand
deposits
adjusted; and an increase of $428 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks.
ended
33
•
7
condition
85
5
50c
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
5
L
544
31
15
—
to
20
63%
5
Brands
+
112
49%
—3
Sperry Rand
978
706
—
partnerships, & corporations:
and
Domestic
+1,025
73
—
27,634
reserves
Total liabs. and capital accounts
Ratio
50
54%
63%
Paper
Railway
States
155
49%
RoebuckSinclair Oil
notes
spondents
13%
5
Oil
Individuals;
J-+6,829
—
50,294
Capital paid in
68
63%
10
Sears
subdivisions.
banks
savings
CAPITAL
110
availability cash items—
purchased
90
55
and
tion.
deposits
54
5
Radio
Studebaker-Packard
1
+
4,171
Surplus
154
33%c
,
(Ohio)
(875)
(1,260)
Total liabilities
OO
100%
9,163
—
63,.'86
—
Commercial
Time
513
15
+4
285
bank
CAPITAL
119
55%
28%
10
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
78%
54%
100
+
183
savings banks.
Total
98
Distillers
J)
—
28,005
Other.—
62
43
27%
547
484
—
89,290
savings
Governments,
13
—6,797
12
—
„_
Treas.—general
Foreign
127
42%
Gypsum
Oil
37%
35%
55%
—
84
42%
National
Standard
58%
35%
National'
(N
75
+
148
securities
S.
Other
*
Register
Oil
U.
223
2
Ward—
Standard
and
Reserve
Member
14
—*
.
—
+
259
1+2
—
27,500
assets
Federal
108
5
Mining
Standard
agree't
Govt, securities
390
44%
38%
62 420
—
corporations
Commercial
—1,450
305
—
27,352
Total assets
670
26
43%
1—1
Corp
Southern
outright
premises
Other liabs.
25%
—1
Socony Mobil
Southern Co
bought
loans
Deferred
46%
*
Co
Pennsylvania
RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips
Petroleum
1,710
—
under repurchase
52
44%
-II_ 3
1
+
,559
25%
—8%
American
—
3,509
90
.
"
47%
*
Oil
Regis
69%
—3%
"
McGraw-Edison
St
37%
67
—1%
General
North
29
35%
69%
4"
1
adjustedt
political
.+
177
*
'
&
—1,107
77
interbank:'
Mutual
63
LIABILITIES—
146
28%
1
5
'
' '"O-
Government
tlncludes
129
105% 107%
•
1,329
270
+
28,862
items in process of collection
Bank
430
225% 235%
1
-
7
19Q
92%
Dynamics
Cash
Cash
Other
60
10
Electric
&
+
19,839
Total
192
78%
and
S.
Domestic
Deposits:
23%
'
+
•*■37
;—
149,066
__—_____——_
43
—
33
—
4 466
—
—1,936
102
—
1 438
276
7
~~
U.
740
+ 4,523
1,562
+
1 352
deposits—totalfl
States
+
797
+
2,762
—
Individuals, partnerships,
Other
Notes
Total U. S.
214
19%
67
■
—
—
2,294
15
52%
—
deposits
946
■
Held
257
26%
1
-
3,146
—
12,416
.___
securities:
20
5
Motors—til
Tel
Government
Total
50
45%
.•
Commercial
180
54%
*
32
Bonds
196
51%
/•»
+
+
11,074
banks
Demand
Bought outright—
I
40
58
+
.
388
473
Certificates
126
5
General
Monsanto
S.
608
5
3
(*385)
209
55%
II_IZI
._III
General
Montgomery
54%
>20%
+
17,335
reserves—
Bills
291
53%
gold certificate
344
1
Electric
Trailer—
International
17%
44%
1
Ohio
;
National
31%
10
Department
Ford
Mead
U.
20
16
Banks
coin
LIABILITIES—
+ 6,400
195
—
4,495
-
———
assets/liabilities
-.85
—
274
—
16,288
:
.
domestic
assets—net
Total
—1,513
67
+
1,043
,
242
20%
16,292
Acceptances—bought outright—._
40
78%
52%
1
Kodak
Minnesota
57%
74
42%
10
Chemical
Martin
Total
1,134
20%
Other
1960
Discounts and advances.
160
27%
17%
1961
for F. R. notes.
Cash.;
,41-
25
26%
13
and
514
+
-r
5,502
:—,
——
R.
+.968
129
-
bonds maturing
years
F.
29 ,-
>
+
Foreign:
106
25
DuPont
General
.
26%
25
Wright
Federated
93%
22
1
Ohio
Products—
Fruehauf
92%
with
120
~4
....
—
1,601
indebtedness-
of
,
years
securities
with
Aug. 10,
1961
Redemption fund
y6ar
five
five
1,536
33,829
5,943
U. S.
&
one
to
+ o-
,
113
+
—
+
,
Demand
Aug. 2,
Gold certificate account
140
53
5
&
certificates
One
banks..—
securities—total
bills,
—1,2821
,.-3.
16,346
commercial
Government
198;
+
.—
12,956
_——
domestic
to
8.
$500
Decrease (—) since
429
26 %
53%
Service-
Eastman
18%
120% 126%
53
1
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia Gas—
Dow
66
Aug. 9,
179
44
229,
+-
tS.L
582
—
Treasury
177
millions of dollars)
|
140
"516
—
*+
3,314
.
banks
Treasury
115
-
57%
78%
_r&
Industries
U.
»(
336
44%
21%
8
Airplane—
Dayton
26%
46%
43%
1
Brunswick
Curtiss
93%
3
—
Steel
Columbus
24%
44%
,
5
Oil
Loans
*80
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
-
-10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corn
66
66
50
18
122%
—50
.—
Cities
97
263
-
Consolidated Statement of Condition
ASSETS—
106
.
1,371
loans
Balances
62
+
+
—
institutions
loans
Currency
*
—33%
:
Other
Reserves
75
80
"9
—
1,743
foreign
Within
141
76%
26 %
—
Burroughs
Chesapeake
Chrysler
57%
24%
32
1%
Tel
,•
Burlington
44%
6.25
4%s
■:
securities.^—
financial
finance,-/personal finance >etc:'__
to
After
32
75%
43%
Steel
Boeing
Transit
640
2,003
carrying
or
—
nonbank
estate
Other
1,188
31%
1
Armour
Bethlehem
43%
48%
30,
T- 563
76%
46%
Motors
Anaconda
Avco
30%
91%
177,
57%
1
Tobacco
Ashland
Cincinnati
purchasing
securities
Treasury notes
20-
-
24%
24%
12%
I
Corp
Armco
47%
*
Real
•
77
32
—--10
Can
American Tel
Ampex
10
,—*
Cyanamid
American
88 %
44%
'
Loans
BONDS
(In
Limited
American
86%
—
51%
Increase ( + ) or
Co
American
American
177
*
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
Electric.
STOCKS
Stores
Aluminium
29%
87
-100
UNLISTED
48
87%
-
51
48
—16%
—2%
126
137%
30
26
common
61
pur
Other.
•
-74
51%"
———1
Union..
for
Government
to
Sales
'/
136
*,
-
\
250
70%
____
Allied
42%
23%
Kroger
Gamble
preferred
Shares
95
5
—
it
6%
Shoe
380
10
Cards
Procter &
,,,
High
102 % 104%
104%
:
S.
Loans
52
Picher
u
5
Corp
Steel—
Westinghouse
50
8
8
41
165
+
77
—
or
loans
Other
v
157
-100
Mfg
S
S
Western
442
1
Hobart
U
100
31%
34%
-12 V2
Gibson
Gulf
30%
31
—*
Aircraft
U
33%
Transit
Kahn
Carbide
United
Shares
31%
National
Diamond
of Prices
Low
v_
25
—
Union
High
-8%
com.
preferred
Cincinnati
Sales
33%
10
common
&
for Week
•'
•
for Week
of Prices
;' Range
Sale Price
Texaco
Low
771
+
-.157,
'
'
Par
for Publication in Last Week's Issue.
Week's
U.
Sales
Week's ;
Friday
■
STOCKS
Range for Week (July 31 Through August
4)
Par
8,500
+
—
1,091
carrying:
U, S. Government .securities...—j.—
Other securities
L__1
—Cv—J.
Burger Brewing
Carey Mfg
Champion Paper
8,415
+
228
+
+
79
114 966
adjustedt-,
~
~
Last
435
+
2
—•—
investments
and
I960
(In millions of dollars)
loans
.0166436
Friday
1961+
Idol*
ASSETS—
.193825
—
Sale Price
Aug. 3,
July-26,
2.776277
.139987
.193875
STOCKS
7Z
v''4'Ivi
.277450
2.775544
.139950
Sweden, krona
Received Too Late
S. Government
million,
.0800560
.278041
rand
$867
•;
.326133
'
/
v.
:
'
.0800560
2.773485
—
Switzerland, franc
increased
.00276225
.00276325
V;
•'
.00161090
.00161090
decreased
deposits adjusted decreased in all districts
except in the Philadelphia District.- Time and savings
deposits increased $85 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $111 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $410 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks increased $514 million.
'
2.801220
purchasing
Demand
.210025
.00310889
.203425
.203712
for
sales
to
"
"
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Africa,
/
.210025
:*
V
in the Kansas City
securities
finance, personal finance
etc., increased $198 million. "Other" loans
changes for
refinancing.
2.234294
2.235346
*
.
bonds
.0121158
.0121131
+
and
Government
combined total of Treasury notes and U.
Aug. 10
$
.0385666
.203975
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan dollarMexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound-.
*
Aug. 9
brokers
S.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $195 million.
Treasury certificates decreased $946 million and the
Thursday
Wednesday
to
U.
most
$123 million during
Agricultural loans decreased
dealers
Loans
carrying
in
compared
the com¬
as
ago.
year
increased $29 million.
Money)
States
.0385500
.00310887
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark-
South
United
.968375
France
of
in
.0200850
_
Union
(Value
.0121108
.
2.233705
.0386000
York
$
.0121114
2.232047
New
Aug. 8 i'
•
-
$
.0121231
_
in
increased
million,
was
or
$80
Tuesday
Aug. 7
$
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, Markka
transfers
loans
$157
of
of
District.
UNDER
1961, INCLUSIVE
Monday
—
Aug. 4
„
Cable
gain
$77 million, of which $61 million
institutions,
Country
industrial
net
a
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
increase
net
a
.
and
a
parable week
just passed.
TO
for
.
5
il
Date
Adams
Engineering Co., Inc.—
6%% conv. debentures due April
American
5%%
Investment Co.
cumul.
Baltimore
4"%%
British
6%%
Gas
ser.
prior
&
due
Columbia
series
O
Citizens
Utilities
1st
coll.
and
Consumers
1st
Duquesne
Homestake
1st
bonds
1968
Aug 15
417
Aug 14
stock
2773
Co.—
refund,
Co.
due
mtge.
s.
f.
bds.
Sep
7
*
Aug 15
420
Ltd.—
April
1,
1990
Co.—
3%%
Power
mortgage
Electric
1980
1,
Illinois—
of
preferred
Electric
Page
-
bonds,
due March
1,
1972_:
Sep
1
Oct
1
*
1 421
Co.—
bonds
4%%
series
due
1987—
Light Co., 5% debs, due March 1, 1972—
Mining Co., 5%% debs, due Sept. 1, 1969
528
Sep
l
529
Sep
1
530
Volume
Number
194
6081
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Company and Issue—
Loblaw
Groceterias
debentures
6%
National
Bellas
5Va
Hess,
Pioneer
Natural
Natural
Premier
6%
Steel
•5s/a%
and
1st
1977
Sep
•„>
debs,
due
Oct.
Sep
8
*
1
♦
Gas
A
due
March
1,
1965,.
1
Detroit
534
1,
1,
428
Devoe
1977
Materials
Co.,
6 V4 %
Inc.,
5%
cumul.
stock
575
Corp.
15
"
__:___Oct. 31
'
Di
Alkali
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Bell
;
"
,
Date
Page
Dobbs
Co., A.V2 % and 4%% cumul. pfd. stocks_Sep
1
527
Co.," 6.40% cumul. preferred stock
Aug 21
' ' 527
Securities Corp.— ~
./
'*
V
conv.
preference series A stock
Nov
1 "
315
Central
$1.40
Dr.
(quar.)_,
9-
Salt
&
9-15
9-
8-15
7-31
13-
1
Frltzi
1
9-29
8-21
10c
8-25
4%
8-11
Inc.
10-24
yio-16
8-25
8-15
8-28
i2y2c
;
(quar.),
.
——
$1.56 pfd.
Investment—r
(quar.)
.
-
.
39c
W
8-
2
10- 2
-
&
5'/4%
conv.
\5%
s.
Builders
General
_
Porter
cumul.
Co.—
•-•*-■
Dominion
f. debs, due March 1,
Corp.— * '
convertible
preferred
1977—
Aug 16
stock__
317
Aug 15
,114
t
Management Corp., 5% debenturesl___i!__.__Oct
1
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
'
'•'-V'".''.'
j 5.65%
cumul.-. preferred
stock—'™
July 3l
Manitoba Sugar Co.,
6%
preferred shares
____Sep V 1
.
*
Roadway-Express, Inc., class
A
Sjtock
Diego
5 V* %
Sep
.
"
*
.
8
428
30.
Imperial Corp.—
subord.
debentures, due April 1, 1975___Sep 15
Standard Financial Corp., 75c cumul.
preferred stock__Aug 30
•Announced
conv.
in
this
V
issue.
*
*
Corp.
Drackett
DIVIDENDS
\
Central Power, common
4V2 %
Gas
Columbia
8c
Pictures
8-16
9-15
1
10-16
11- 1
10-16
Co..
9-
8-15
8-
1
9-11
8-
1
Co.
of
dividend
Stock
Combined
Class
America
(quar.)
1
10c
Paper, class
8-25
8-10
7%
25c
_
Commercial Credit
Co.
(quar.)
9-
1
9-
1
8-10
40c
9-30
9-
6%
1,
-
(From investment income)
Commonwealth Telephone
(Pa. )
Community Public Service,
'
5.72%
preferred
■
•
(quar.)_
common
.
'
,
25c
20c
40c
preferred
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
Natural
$4.16
Power
preferred
$4.52
Corp.
2
10c
9-1
(quar.)!
75c
(quar.)_
1
2
9-20
(quar.)___
preferred
Common
4%
(reduced-quar.)
preferred
65c
8-21
7-21
Empire District Electric, 43A% pfd. (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (K. C.) (quar.)
9-8
10- 2
9-
10-
9-8
2
L
8
V
Can,
$1
Cook
Paint &
$3
-
A
B-18
9-15
/
-
Corson
TO &
Cosden
9-
31V4C
8-
1
8-11
1
8-11
(quar.)
40c
9-
8
8-25
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
9-
9
8-21
9-11
8-25
8-31
8-10
31c
preferred
:
(quar.),.
25c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
8
5c
Life Insurance
(Boston) '
Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.
(quar.)
.
Crown
Cora
Class
A
Cork
Crown
Trust
Crown
Cork &
Crown
Crum
-•
<Sj
Seal
New common. Initial dividend
7preferred
Curtiss-Wright
to
Federal
$1.25
Federal
National
9-
1
8-18
10-
2
9-11
Fidelity
7-14
Field
Fifty
8-16
9-
8-10
the
after
approval
Corp.,
2-for-l
of
$1.75
non-cum
preferred
&
'
Mfg.' (quar.)_
corporation (quar.)
3%%
"
preferred A touar.)
stockholders
Federated
Filtrol
Aug.
Deposit
Deere
•
&
Delaware
Company
Income
(quar.)
Fund
net
inv.
Delta Air Lines (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine (quar.),
Deltown
Fooas,
Denison
Mines.
Inc.
(quar.)
!
8%
debenture
stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.18%
9-
lu
$1.25
9-
1'
35c
Co.
(Bait.)
Co.
&
30c
15c
;
9-
1
8-15
10-
8-25
9-
1
7-31
8-11
8-
1
Corp.
Bank
Stock
Corp.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Class
A
1
8-10
1
8-10
Company,
$4
H.)
preferred
$4.50
$2.25
8-15
9-15
10-
-
1
9-23
•
,
9-
1
9-
6
8-21
9-18
8*18
s
split)
A
9-29
(quar.)
10c
Co.
(stock
dividend)___
8-15
8-
5
(quar.)
9-27
9-13
10c
9-
8-15
10c
1
(quar.)
1
8-31
|0c
(monthly)^
8-20
Inc.
(quar.)
9-12
8-23
8c
9-11
8-25
8c
A
10-10
9-26
15c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-18
12Vic
8-15
8-
1
55c
9-30
9-
8
(quar.)
22 Vic
9-15
8-15
(Initial)
12Vic
!
(quar.)
Co.
&
preferred
9-
11-
2,
5-15-62
4
5-
;
-
(quar.)
Inc.
(N. Y.)
Co.,
9-15
11-15
2-15-62
12V2c
:
Batteries
R.)
*
5%
(quar.)
Inc.
9-15
8-29
9-
62Vic
Employees Insurance
(quar.)_
30c
(s-a)
$2
(quar.)
com.
30c
37y2c
25c
(quar.)___
40c
(quar.)__
6% "preferred
9-15
9-
9-
8-
1
9-29
9-
9-15
9-
9-
8-21
9-11
8-21
—
81.50
8-11
—,
(quar.)
1
1
SI.50
12-11
n-W
8%
2nd
2
9-
1
2
9-
2
9-
1
9-
1
8*15
8-15
8-
1
8-21
8-
4
Green
8-18
8-15
7-31
40c
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
40c
8-15
8-
9
8-18
$15c
10-
2
Dredge &
Paper, Ltd.
8c
1714c
Power, Ltd. (quar.)
Paper, Ltd.—
-
9-15
8-18
Gulf
9-15
8-18
$5
9-15
8-18
(quar.)
15c
Forest
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Motor, Ltd., American deposit rets. pfd.
City Enterprises, Inc.
(quar.)__
8-25
8-11
9-
8-
$$1.25
.
$0,026
15c
25c
5
9-15
8-
8
8-15
9-15
t
8-11
7-
2
9-15
9-
1
8-
8-15
9
(Houston)—
40«
9-10
9-
1
12-
9-15
9-
(quar.)
12y2c
8-15
7-31
Producers, Inc.—
preferred A (quar.)
45c
9-29
,
Paper
(quar.)
class A
—
Co..
pfd.
6%%
Fire
P.)
Brick
(quar.)__
$1.62y2
(quar.)o.
B
25c
Co.
1
1
Inc.
Products
stock
(guar.)
__
(from
Electric &
net
El Equipment
Mutual
8
8-25
9-15
8-31
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
8-10
9c
8-31
8-10
8-31
8*10
net
RR.,
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
9-11
8-18
9-11
8*18
12-18
11-24
$1.25 3-19-62
(increased-quar.)
;
30c
2%
dividend
Power
Co., 4.64% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Haag Drug Co.
Hackensack
Halliburton
(quar.)
Company
Hallnor Mines,
(quar.)
Hamilton
Ltd_ (quar.)
Cotton,
Ltd.
(quar.)
9-11
8-
38-
4
1
4
12-
8
10-13
(quar.)—
$1.16
10-
1
9-15
—
$1.29
10-
1
9-15
3%
(stock dividend)
Water
8-10
in¬
(quar.)
preferred
8-31
37y2c
»1.25
—
(from
8-21
$1.25
Inc.
9c
12c
Fund
Ohio
8-31
8c
income)
Corp.
4
9-
lc
2c
stock—
stock—
shares
&
1
8-
investment
Fund—
Bond
9-
30c
—
9-15
8-18
Inc.—
fund
Growth
preferred
' 5,.16%
2
22Vic
—
(quar.)
Securities,
Stock
8-15
8-15
8-
13c
Store
Oil
1
30c
Mfg. (quar.)
Industries
Mobile
9-
8-17
15c
Shoe
:
—
£
9-
1
8-
60c
9-
1
8-15.
60c
9-25
Mc
9-
1
8-11
$22y2c
9-
1
8-10
5
7-28
1
10-
7-14
75c
—__■
;_
of
(quar.)
$5
Gulf
9-15
9-
$30c
*
Insurance
$5
Gulf
j
8-14
common
Railway
Life
9-30
75c
(quar.)
—
vestment
$1.1214
(quar.)
(quar.)_
B
$25c
8-23
12-10
Guardian
1
preferred
(quar.)
Fully Administered Fund
8-30
8-14
$1
:_____
______
40c
General
7-28
1
(quar.)
income)
30c
(quar.)
A
8-20
9-20
9-
Dock
25c
Capital
8-24
Corp.
9-
Petroleum
8-
Foster-Wheeler
7-25
40c
Aviation
1
9-14
Ford
1
Common
9-15
8-15
8-7
9-
(A.
Group
9-15
55c
15c
8-7
9*15
Grocery
Grolier,
8-15
$1.15
(quar.)
8-25
Gregory
7-31
r
30c
Greeley Gas
i
>
8-25
Western
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
'
35c
preference
Green
9-15
11-23
9-15
15c
Great West Coal,
4
9-11
12-15
(quar.)
Northern
8-
8-15
$25c
$25o
(quar.)
Pacific Tea Co
Quarterly
8-22
30c
class A
1
(quar.)
Lakes
8-21
10c
12-11
Co.
Lakes
9-15
4714c
" S2
Steel
Lakes
714c
8-21
—,
(quar.)
City
$1.80
8-30
8-2$.
—_
Co., Ltd.,
<quar.)__
Lakes
Great
(quar.)
on
preferred
;*
:
Union
Great
8-31
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Food Fair Stores—
split
B
(quar.)
Quarterly
of
(quar.)______!:—_
4%
&
A
$1.20
1
9-2
class
Northern
8-
9-2
11-20
Southern
8-15
25c
12-11
Great
9-15
$1.10
25c
$2
Great
(quar.)
preferred
B
10-
(quar.)
Inc.
8-21
class A preferred
Great
1
Mart,
9-11
Granite
8-18
Motor Co.
ta
Great Atlantic &
9-16
8-
Ford Motor
(quar.)__
Great
8c
2nd
2
9-15
Ford
preferred
8-15
—
A
common
Corp.,
Five-for-four
B
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
10*
8-15
Food
9-11
class
Grand
1
$1
4.60%
(guar.)T12
8-14
$25
(quar.)—-_
preferred
preferred
preferred
Class
1
10-
5614c
4.40%
A
8 Vr
8-22
class
8%
,'7-31
10-
10c
Co.
convertible
Power
9-8
8-7
(W.
6%
9-
25c
■
-
National Bank
Grace
\
9-23
5%
.__——___
1
(monthly)
(M.
9-29
2
9-
"
1
25c
1%
Cc.
W.)
1
(quar.)
class
Bankshares
Fishman
2
9-
8-18
(reduced)
Corp.
(H.
9-
Class
10-16
$2
9-
9-
$2.50
A
9-
(s-ai
8-15
•
9-15
12Vic
8-30
(quar.)_
9-
2
8-11
9-
Grace
Marshall Field)
(see
8-
8-15
8-18
1
214%
12-12
9-12
8*15
50c
12 Vic
20c
(quar.)
A
8-21
10-
9
9-
9-15
12-28
12c
8-31
Co.
Gould-National
8-15
7-31
Wisconsin
2
8-22
25c
(quar.)
A
Great
Republic Corp. of America—
A
(initial monthly)
10-
i
Brick
F.)
Government
8-18
First
1
10-
A
Class
8-15
27c
Oregon
5
8-22
66c
Jewelry, class A
Gorham
8-15
8-15
First
0
8-25
>
$1.45
(quar.)
approval
Chicago
9-
(B.
Gossard
9-
50c
15)
Investors
J50c
___•,
Ltd
1
9-11
9-15
50c
Dennison Mfg., class A common
Voting common
(quar,)
,
inc.)
1
35c
9-7
r>0c
;__
,
(from
88-
8-15
27c
9-7
10-
Class
(quar.)
0
20c
Class
7-17
(monthly)
6
IVic
(initial)
Gordon
8-10
Y.)—
to
class
(Boston)
(Del.)
First
B
(N.
of
10-
1
Industries,
Rubber
3114c
Inc.
Assn.
Trust
Purchaser,
&
Florida
Qunrterlv
Dean Milk
Bearings,
of
9-15
10*
(monthly)
25c
Bank
10-16
8-22
59%c
class
—
Bank
50c
8-22
1
class
Sha'e
(quar.)__
com.
National
933/4C
:
8-15
1
30c
National
Dayton & Michigan RR.—-
8-22
10-
stock
Globe-Wernicke
1
8-30.
8-22
55c
—
Corp.,
Goodrich
9-15
9-
9-30
1
_____
(quar.)
A
Goodall
(Syracuse,
10-
1
8-15
1
Company
Class
9-15
8-15
$3
(Subject
Flintkote
Dahlstrom
Dana
8-15
I
10*
Manufacturing,
Great
First
4
&
Glen
4
9-
4314c
20c
■
8-
$1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4614 c
pfd.
20c
12
9-
6214c
5.80%
10-
9-29-
1
10-
Industries
Glen-Gery
4
25c
50c
(quar.)
9-
9-
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co.
Glickman
4
8*
1714c
25c
(quar.)
common
8-
1
—
8-24
9
1
9-
25c
First
9-
9-
;
Bank
dividend
Class
the
40c
preferred A
A
Stock
First
August 15)
$1.4114
quar.)
Associates
9-15"
56c
$1.25
54y2c
Controls—
Food,
Ginn
4
10c
Mortgage
(Marshall)
9-20
1
8*
$1.09
Corp.
(quar.)
Sign & Signal Corp.,
(quar.)_—
12V2C
50c
8-18
(quar.)
dividend
Gilmore
4
1
(quar.)
Monthly
$1.05
4
9-
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
2
9
53Vac
(quar.)
Rubber
&
(Two-for-one
Giant
4
$1
preferred
8-31
8-15
8-
8-
(quar.)
Federation
<quar.(____
Inc.
York)
5
non-cum.
Press,
New
9-22
10-
preferred
preferred
Gillette
4
1
1
2c
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
9-15
"
8-15
9-
(quar.)_
Grafton
preferred
conv.
10-14
$2
Cuneo
6%
10-14
$25c
1
8*
9-
••■.10%
(quar.).
9-29-.-
$75c
4
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
1
Waterworks Corn.—
Falstaff Brewing Corn.—
Fedders
...
on
preferred
9-14
Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
subject
preferred
5%
11-
Forster—
split,
4%
8
"
10-25
9-
19c
preferred
4
8-
(quar.)_
Fall River Electric Light,
Fall River Gas (quar.)
25c
Ltd.
8-
(quar.)
(initial
common
7-31
9-
11-15
62 Vac
(quar.)_
Sto.ck
Fairmont Foods Co.—
11-1
Seal
stockholders
Co.
15c
u/uar.i
Zellerbach
«
Bearing
15c
;
8rr
1
(quar.)
25c
"
"
Co.
Co.
______
(quar.)_____jr
International Corp.—
Crown
->
Fafnir
8-25
9-
8-15
93%c
Co.
(quar.)
10 c
9-21
9-29
...
Rule
„
Crossett Co.; class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)___
'
9
50c
(quar.)
$1
'
10-25
8%
Evans
New
9-
Craftsman
Milk
8-18
9-
Crane
Crowley's
1
9-15
9-1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
25c
Imperial.Milis, Ltd. (quar,);; $17V2C
Cosmos
'
-•
Petroleum
W H)
1
1
4
11-15
(quar.)—
7
25c
Equitable Gas Co.,' common
4.36% preferred (quar.)
8-
40c
Glannini
1
(N. J.),(s-a)-r—
Forms
1
Gerber Products Co. (quar.)
Gertsch Products
(stock dividend)
9-
(quar.)
Capwell Co.
Business
4
9*
(quar.)
1
9-
-
Emporium
8*
Northwest—
1
$1.21%
Investment- Corp
Industries
1
32VaC
pfd. (quftr.)
the
of
Tire
8-22
75c
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
Copperweld Steel '(quar.)
Natural Gas
Corroom & Reynolds,
10-
9-
35c
common
preferred
Bessemer Corp.
Corning
"
9-15 "*
(quar.)
Varnish,
prior
Cooper
8-5
9-1
-
common
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5% preferred (quar.)________
.
f 8-25 '
20c
•
-
Co.
8*
1
-
(stock dividend)
Elizabetlfport Banking
7
9-
31 Vic
9-
9T
25c
Emery
Electronics
9-15
8-
27VaC
0-15
9n
35c
7-25
8
7-28
9-29
22VaC
________
Goodyear Tire Si Rubber
Corp.
(increased-quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electro Networks
8-25
40c
9-15
9-
Electrolux
Ennis
(quar.)_„,
6
$1.06.14
$1.60
8-
(Chicago) (quar.)___
25c
,(quar,)!_;:_;
k_J•" '
45c
t
$3.75 preferred "(quar.)93%c
Continental Casualty Co. '(quar.)--25c
•Continental
-.-r-_
7-17
Continental Assurance
10*
8-
(quar.)
'
v
JUL- 1
8-J5
(quar.)__
preferred
29p
voting preferred (quar.)
Genung's inc., preferred (s-a)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
10*. .6
)
$1.42
preferred
8-31
California—
General
8-10
$1.3714
8-31
$1.13
1
$1.37%
8-23
4
America—
of
9-
$1.25
5.65%
8-15
2
of
preferred
preferred
5.28%
8-15
$1.34
8-15
10-
9-15
9-15
8-21
4.40%
8-18
8-18
40c
(quar.)
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
8r25
,
8-15
$1.04
03
1
7-24
preferred
4.25%
CO
4
9-. 8
preferred
Common
8
5
8-15
8*
8-31
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)__
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$2.25
General
9-15
(quar.)
-
8-
$1.12.Va
General
$1.02'/a
1
7
preferred
10c
35c
-'.
4.80%
7-31
45c
20c
(quar.)
8-10
8-25
55c-
9-15
(quar.)_
b
7
9-
•
32Vsc
(quar.)
Telephone
Co.—
5.68%
8-25
10c
(optional)
(quar.)
Telephone Co. (Ky.) 5%
8-25
$1.75
57y2c
(quar.)_
General
9-
$1.50
9-
.'
30c
;
common
10-
$1.30 preferred B
General
1
9-15
$25C
preferred
(quar.)_
514% preferred
(quar.)__
5.50% preferred (1956)
(quar.)_
9-15
1
9-15
12>/ac
(quar.)__
8-18
8-
^
(quar.)
5.36%
-
1
109-
preferred
8-15
_r
6.40%
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
preferred
Container
13-
10-
.
20c
(quar.)
Gas
Co.,
l
preferred
7*28
9-15
30c
$2
(increased)
Gas
6
(quar.)
8-15
$1.50
Associated"(quar.)
National
9*
25c
(Boston)
General
(accum.)__
Industries
Paso
9c
„
'
8-11
preferred
9-
$5
i
9*11
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.25
Water—
-
2
split)
9-
$$1.75
___
10-
—
(quar.)
5y2%
7
8*15
$1.12V2
5
Co.
General
8-15
9* 1
1
1
9-
Advertising
9-15
30c
(quar.)
| $5 2nd preferred
8-11
12-13
30c
Glass''—'————_——
$4.50 preferred
t
•
35c
(quar.)
Consolidated Water Power & Paper
Consumers
1
•
J80e
8
9b.
40c
4.75%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)l____
4.871/2%
preferred
(quar.)___________—
,
v 8-11
9-1
9-
1
9-
30c
414%
1
8-
<•
_
Inc.,
Consumers
'
20c
'
8-25
7rl?
(quar.)
preferred
3iy4c
ls| preference A (quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)_
4.10%
' 8- .3,
8-15
*
El
7r28
8-15
-
9-16
9-
1
9-
Telephone
10c
8-18
(Bridgeport)—
Quarterly
Consolidated
Edwards
5%
8-18
-
'
8-25
8-25
1
9-29
40c
.
9
9-
Supermarkets—
4Va %
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
9-15
:
Consolidated Laundries
Eaton
35c
(Toronto)—
1
Eastern Utilities
9-15
Connecticut General Life Insurance (quar.)_
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
(quar.)____
Connohio,
7-31
$1.37 Mi
Quarterly
Connecticut National Bank
8-10
8-15
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)Ji.
preferred '(quar.)___^I
4%
Confederation Life Assurance
9-22
10c
!
Mills
Cone
1
$1.43
—
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)_____
Concord Natural Gas, common
"
5 Ya % preferred (quar.)_.
25c
9-28
9-
fv
,$25c
___n
9
9-30
10-
43c
$1
1
8-
I
10-10
8-24
Trust
Outdoor
General
8-
preferred B
8-25
,
8-25
8-15
preferred
8-15
11c
fquar.)___
(quar.)—!
A
11-
•-
•
9-22
10c
Corp—
$7: preferred iA (accuhi.)^U_^jlf-__
$6
'
Commonwealth Income Fund—
2
8-10
B
Investors
(Five-fpr-four
Eastern States
,
Commonwealth Edison Co. (2-for-l split subJect to approval of stockholders Sept. 6)
4
9-16
2%
(quar.)
\
^
9-
25c
Precision Equipment Corp.—
General
9-11
25c
preferred (accum.)
St. Louis & Interurban
East
8-10
20c
a
8-
1
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
8-10
8-31
B
8-15
7yac
8
9-15
4.36%
8-11
50%
:
Locks
9-
8-10
$1.34
Brewing (quar.)
Mills, class A
Eagle-Picher Co.
10%
9-
2
by the
Commission)
9-15
8-19
7-31
preferred
50c
,
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities (quar.)
General Steel Industries (quar.)
40c
(quar.)
preferred
9*
8*
9-13
9-15
$1.75
Duro-Test, 5% preferred (quar.)
Duriron Company (quar.)
8-15
9*
'
Insurance
Inc.
9-22
35c
9-11
9-
9-15
25c
1
10-
8-15
9-30
56V4C,
(quar.)
10-14
50c
8-31
Co.
10-
8-25
4.80%
Corp.
General
40c
Durham Hosiery
60c
Finance
General
8-15
Duquesne
7-20
$15c
Drive-In
General
50c
(initial)
8c
8c
(increased quar.)______„
Corp. (quar.)
,
8-25
15c
8-15
8-1
:
8-15
$30c
1
_____
Cigar Co.
8-10
10c
(quar.)
7-24
Investors—
1
40c
(quar.)
8-22
8-14
$1.25
9-15
$14c
8-15
$1.06y4
_~
8-17
$1.25
8-15
(quar.)
9-
40c
Freres,
Class
(quar.)
State Corporation
quar.)
$-3$
23c
invest¬
Corp. (quar.)___;—j
American
Fireproofing
General Foods Corp.
International, Inc. (stock dividend)
Ltd,, class A (quar.)
Dupuis
11-
Co., common
(initial)
General
(quar.)_______
8c
(quar.)_:
Carbon
20c
—
5%
27y2c
(quar.)
Combined Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)_
Stock dividend (subject to approval
Combined
Dunham-Bush,
1
net
Coal
$15c
Milner, class A
Dunhill
Corp.—
preferred
Columbian
(quar.)
1
2
1
9-
8-15
9-14
-
$15c
(quar.)
common
Power
Dun & Bradstreet,
910-
8-17
9-
from
preferred
General
75c
(quar.)
1
20c
(5c
General
8-23
50c
—^
9-
10c
General
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___—:
Battery & Ceramic (quar.)
General Candy Corp. (quar.)
8-15
9-
1
2
9-20
$1
37Vie
$4.50 preferred
9-
10c
1
9-
10-
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
General America
Sept.
...
9-
___,.
—_—
General
8-25
1
Co.
General
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
5.36%
preferred B (quar.)
Holders
8-16
9-12
'
$22 '/a C
(quar.)
common
!
*
8c
Inc.
ending
year
13C
;
Land (quar.)___
Geco Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__;_—____
1
9-15
Co.
America
Service
5%
2
9-
(quar.)
Dumas
$1.12 >4
35c
(quar.)—™
System
;
$4.25
(monthly).
(quar.)
Plastics
Columbia
10-
2
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
8c
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
Colorite
Share
(monthly)
(monthly)-.
preferred
1
10-
7%
of Company
Common
11-
$25c
(increased
Company
Corp.,
Duke
When
Per
Common
$8c
$20c
4% preferred (quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A. Inc.
Continued from page 14.
Colorado
for
Ltd.,
preferred
Dura
8-17
a3 Va %
Chemical
Dravo
Name
payment
Industries,
6%
9-13
8-31
(initial)
common
9-29
income
Gauley
1961)
Dover
10-14
Gas
.
Ltd., com. (quar.)
new
Dorsey Corp.,. 6% preferred A
Dover
Corp.: (quar.)_l
Dow
.
Ltd.,
1
14c
preferred
(quar.)_r.
„,!r
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)_^L
Gas
Light Co.
(Ga.),, common -(quar.)_
"
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
$2
preferred (quar.)
574
.
$44c
I:1!
8*
11-
.____
4Vi %
8-15
(R.
(Interim
Sep
1
-
..
R.);, & Sons_(quar.)_——
Dononue Bros., Led.
(quar.)__
Dorman Long & Co.i; Ltd.
Amer, Dep. rets.
532
29
'
-
'
San
I
_
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
5 y2 % cumul. conv. preferred stock
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
$1 preference (quar.)
Donnelley
9-
(quar.)
8-15
H-15
'
J 9-20
$62yac
Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Stores,
530
",115
—
Dairies,
preference
$$1.25
,
8-
12Vac
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—
.
(quar.)__
Dominion Scottish Investments—r.
5%
Hamilton
.
preferred
5%
,
1
12 Vac
Garlock, Inc
8-15
8-20
9-
Co.—*
A.)
P.)
Haiders
Payable of Rec.
30c
plus 18c from capital gains)
Futterman Corp., class A (monthly)
Class A (monthly)
9-
1
of
ment
8-31
15c
(W.
Fund
(quarterly from
8y2c
(quar.)
Anglo
7-28
20c
(quar.)
Mfg.
—
(Geo.
Fuller
8-24
8-15
5%
(stock div.)
9-12
15c
—
Trailer
When
Share
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fuller
15c
(quar.)
California
Common
9-15
9-
7
of
Fruehauf
45c
(initial).
Corp.
Co.
12*15
_____
Fischer
Name of Company
Freeport Sulphur Qo. (quar.)
Ffiedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
Quarterly
1
70c
(quar.)___——
Manufacturing,
Dominion
9-18
10c
—
income')
Houses
Pepper
Dodge
8-15
750
,
(quar.)
Corp.
investment
Edison
1
25c
Diversified Investment Fund
Howell
&
B.rockton
i
CALLED
a-*)
(quar.)
Fruit
Divco-Wayne
ENTIRE
(increased
Dillon (J. 8.) & Sons Stores,
*
'
Inc.
Co.
Crystal
Inc.
Giorgio
25c
(quar.)
Raynolds,
Diebold,
362
1
Sep
stock
pfd.
pfd.
&
Diamond
Sep
Circuit,
Steel
Diamond
1978
Theatre
pfd,
non-cum.
Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.
Aug 14
Corp.—
pipe line bonds due Sept.
9-
49
Per
Payable of Rec.
25 c
_
$2.50-$3.50
,
Holders
When
Per
Share
Dentists Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)_.
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
Denver Tramway—r
531
-
...
..
1984__"
1,
1
Transmission
Artists
Vulcan
1,
Inc.—
mortgage
Sept.
United
Sept.
Co., 5Va %
preferred stock____Oct
Co.; 5y2% debs, due Mar. 1, 1977_Sep
Ltd.—
Mills,
Eastern
Texas
Page
Name of Company
due
Gas
series
notes
E
subord.
conv.
Northern
Date
Ltd.—
Co.,
series
(677)
9-
3
8
50
(678)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
4%
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
&
Harman,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hansen Manufacturing (quar.)
Harbor
Plywood
Harbison-Walker
Corp.
Harrington
&
Harshaw
Super
Chemical
Inc.
(stk.
3l/a%
Hilton
5%
.uight
preferred
Mfg.
Home
B
4Vi%
K
Horn
H
11
Hormel
'4,
!
'•f
5.12%
if
2nd
Hudson
New
[•
&
(quar.)
(Bklyn.)
A
Hugoton
3(4%
3(4%
5
434%
preferred
Common
9-
1
8-15
Common
Kentucky
8-14
A
(quar.)
Co.
&
(quar.)
5%
Stone,
common
preferred
B
9-
5
9-12
8-18
8-18
9-20
8-18
(quar.)__
K-l
7-28
of
income
8-23
8-18
Keystone
8-15
King
9-
8
8-28
Kleinert Rubber Co.
9-11
net
&
8-18
Koehring Co., 5%
8-18
5%
9-
1
8-18
Kratter
35V4C
___
Knickerbocker
1
1
9-
1
8-18
Class
B
$1.20
1-.
8-11
9-
9-
convertible
8-31
8-15
$1.20
conv.
Products—
(quar.)
9-15
75c
8-31
9c
8-20
&
Industries,
12Vic
8-31
8-15
series
A
preferred
(quar.)__.
$1.25
8-31
series
B
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
8-31
8-15
v
Hur^n
&
Erie
1-
5
6
1-12-62
1-
5
9-21
8-31
Mercantile
Stores
9-15
9-
Merchants
9-
5
8-14
8-10
Michigan
9-
1
8-
8
9-
8
profits)
23c
(from
income).
preferred A (quar.)
conv.
C
7-31
9-11
8-10
7%
dividend)
8-15
50c
I
(quar.)
8-31
7-31
9-12
8-28
8c
8-21
9-29
9-29
12c
(monthly)___I
preferred
preferred
,(Tom)
Peanut
Huttig Sash & Door,
n'n
5%
(monthly)
preferred
9-
1
8-
(monthly)__
8-
7
9-
6
10c
preferred
(quar.)
5%
:»iii
7-31
50c
9-29
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
12-28
Power
Co.,
new
(initial-quar.)
com.
12-13
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
t35c
10-20
10-
preferred
(quar.)
J62Vic
9-30
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
a
will amount
per
depositary
$0,135
a\
ish
l'i
i n
Income
in
Industria
income
tax
and
to
Lambton
9-15
00
Lamston
Lane
approximately
share
after
expenses
for
;ui
American
H*
de
A
Mexico,
shares
Indiana Gas &
Indianapolis
iff:
5%
t * if
Ingram
I'.
Water
Bell,
Steel
20c
B
8-
11-30
9-
1
8-
2
12-
4
25c
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-
1
8-10
/ $1.25
10-
1
9-
9
$1.06(4
10-
9-
9
(quar.)_
I
iquar.)_—
;
Ltd., 60c preference
(quar.)—
Lee
2
1-
(quar.)
fl5c
Co.
1
10-30
40c
9-
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
vi>-
Foundation
vestment income)
tV*
Co.
Fund
50c
(quar.)
(from
9-21
&
Investment
Co.
vestment
(H.
D.)
new
net
Inc.
li'?.
Resistance
Intel-provincial
Hi
International
Til'
Pipe
Co.
Line.
Silver
Co.,
new
International Utilities Corp.,
$2 preferred (quar.)
fi j.
|Vi-
U. S.
Hi
\
V
(Increased
'
■Interstate
v.
the
on
rate
of
Fire
&
;
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C
•t<r
Public
Service,
Jaeger Machine
Jahn
-
■;.y
&
Oilier
Common
5%
1st
"
,L
1
8-
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
Tea
9
Loblaw
8-15
8c
10-16
,10-13
10-
2
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-11
New
Stock
Louisville
Louisville
7%
8
i2y2c
50c
9-29
12-
9
3-10-62
11-17
2-16
9-
9
8-17
12-
9
11-17
3-10-62
10-20
10-
6
9-
1
8-
9
ti2y2c
9-
1
8-
9
I
t60c
9-
1
8-
9
t59c
9-
1
8-
9
$37y2c
9-
1
8-
9
1
8-
9
(quar,)__
t59c
9-
30c
9-11
8-18
5c
I„
9-15
8-21
17c
(quar.)
9-20
9-
Lousiville
5
com.
8-15
7-25
20c
*9-
1
Nalco
8-15
8-
1
75c
9-12
8-
1
9-15
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines Co
25c
8-28
8-
9-15
Lukens
25c
8-15
7-31
9-15
Lucky
20c
8-15
7-25
15c
9-
8-25
25c
8-15
8-
10c
8-15
7-21
35c
9-
8
5%
8-31
Nashua
8-30
8-16
12'/a c
8-30
8-14
7-28
9-
1
9-
1
11-
1
1
10-1»
10-
2
9-15
8-18
-
Lunkenheimer
8-18
:
&
Corp.
2
9-15
Macassa
2
9-15
Macco
9-
1
8-
MacGregor Bowling
9-
1
9-
1
_$i.Q&
(quar.)
47Vic
(quar.)___
37c
9-
1
4
8-
I
9-
4
8-
•
4
8-
dir.)
1
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14
9-
1
8-18
3%
(quar.)
I
;
9-15
9-
5c
partic.
,jj.,
$1.50-
Quarterly.
Trucks,
.
—
5V4%
A
(quar.)
Powell
common
net
Shoes.
Ltd.
Central
RR.,
8-31
8-25
8-15
8-
8-31
8-17
11-
1
4
10-18
8-15
8-
1
8-31
8-15
8-15
;■ 7-31
Ltd.—
tl5c
45C
65 %C
.
Stock
Mallory
5%
(quar.)
5%
State
Inc.,
dividends.,
(P_ R.)
&
preference A
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
1
at
$105
plus this payment).
(quar.)i4
Sept.
8-21
2
9-15
V'
9-
8-
1>
8-15
8-
1
8-31
8-11
9-12
9-
9-
25c
(from " net
8-10
"
.
1
-12-20
•
>9-1-1
L35c,
25c
!
8-23
8-18.
8-18
9-15
9-
50c
1
12-,$
•
••
9-15
•
5$c
Inc.
1
9-11
' "* "'-J'1.' *IV
—1_— I: $$1.19
9-12
8-10
1
8-18
-
&
(1
div.
Trust
sh.
ordinary
Bank
of
National
Biscuit
National
Cash
National
Co.
/
4(4%
(quar.)
preferred"
National
Lead
Co.,
.7%
preferred
6%
preferred B
National
Life
A
■
8-11
10-16
8-15
9-
9
8-17
9-1
8-11
$1.06 V*
9-15
8-16
9-15
t20c
4
8-
1
1
8-11
9-25
8-28
9-15
$1.50
"
8-15
8-,
9-
$1.75
.
.
V
1
9-
1
8-18
10-2
9-22
10-
(quar.)
National
Screw
National
Securities
Quarterly
& Mfg.
&
(quar.)—___
Research
distribution
preferred
stock
National
National
Starch
National
Union
L_—.■
stock
&
Co.
8c
Chemical
Fire
Corp.
9-11
8-25
15c
-
A
7-31
9-25
•
-
-
(increased)•__■£
-
(quar;)i_l
v
-
(quar.)__,__—
55c
^
9-218-25
V
25:
•
•
25c
.<30e
-
:
-9.
8-17^™
9-30
'
Inc.
Neptune
Don,
Products
Nevada
(Canada)
$i5c .*•: 10-20
(quar.)—_L_—z.—'
2Oc
i- 8—25
Meter- Co..™ common (quar.)4:——— '3, :
r-'
60cV'*.; 8-15.:
preferred
(quar.):—___t—_4__ir__
Natural Gas Pipe Line— J7,;
•.
•
.
Common
(quar.)
—_4—
9-11
8-10
1
8-16
New
England Lime
10-
6
9-20
New
Jersey Power &
5%
1-20-62
12-20
35c
9-11
8-10
11-1
10-13
'l
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
Light,
8-10
(Pittsburgh)
———
Vulcanized "Fibre
7-31
8-15
35c
(quar.)_iu.;-_—
Insurance
8-15
\-8c
(quar;v_L
National Video Corp.,, class
Nautec
62V2C"
invest¬
net
—.___
Standard
:
Corp.—
from
V
income—
ment
National
12 (4 c
.
.
Neon
9-
5
'
ville)
9-12
8-25
8-17
11-
(Nash¬
8-11
8-18
7
8-15
75c
(quar.)_—,c__———
9-15
8-
1
9-
$1.06»4
—T-—
Insurance
5
9-15
•1
8-31
.,56 (4 c
(quar.)______—
Accident
«&
10-13
(quar.y___ •,.$1.12%;
common.
1
6
9-
30c
_1
pfd.
910-
.
50c
-
—
(quar.)
Co., $4.50
Gypsum
2.
.9-15
30c
—
—
National
8
25c
(quar.)___j.,—_—__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
"
preferred (initial quar,—1
Drug &. Chemical Co, of Canada/,
Ltd.:
8-
8-10
10-13>
$1.75
.
Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)—____
National Distillers & Chemical,, com. (quar.)
4(4%
10-
70c
.
____—1____
National
National
8-29
.
8-22
25c
(quar;>_l^uC;
common
Register
5
8 .-18:
in¬
each 53 shs/held)
Y.)
(quar;.)_™: ;v $1.5.0
25c.
(quar..)_l^_Jrl—ll_
(quar.)_,
Casket
,
N.
Tulsa
Co.,
9-
•
'
1
8-19
9
(Fairfield County)—
for
National
preferred
9-
25c.
50c
(from
8-
8-15;
8c
20c'
(Auburn.
7%
,
—1_——,——
9-
t$2.50
on
8-
10-
(quar.)_l_l_rl.-L__--L
Corp.
62'/aC
_;
Manitoba
8-15
8-15
15c
,
■«—
2yac
(quar.)_
1
9-15
9-12
1
9-25
.
Sugar, 6% preferred
(Entire issue called for redemption
7-28
___.__4^111Vr-ll-4-l-
A
$1.25
cwfnmon
common
8-29
,
9-15
12y2c
t30c
(accum.)_
—
Co.,
8-26
9-27
10-
9-11
:
preferred
8-31
18c •8-18
(quar.)—
—J4--I—
Nekoosa-Eldwards Paper? (quar;)— ..'.-*_v'20cV\ 9- 1
15C
income
9- 8
8-18
8-
75c
11—,
(quar.).
Stock
$2.40
investment
10-16
,
1
8-15
62(4c
(quar.)_
Fund
class
National; Bank
Nelly
(quar.)_____.
(quar.)
Ma her
40c
f30c
_
River,
t:
/
(quar.)——___
Quarterly
7_—
,
Maine
8-31
(quar.)—93%c
&
Inc.,
Preferred
Quarterly from
1
9-15
9-15
8-15
(Texas)—■
5c
preferred
8-
8-31
t5c
10c
;
Inc.
1
9-
25c
;(quar.)l_T,.lLill__'
Aviation
National
8-22
,
82c
-
(quar.)
Centers,
Magnavox Company, new "com.
8
8-15
$1.25
York (incr. s-a)
8
Madison Fund, Inc.—
8-31
9-15
$1.25
(increased).^
Co.
Bloedel
MaJesticrPenn
.
(increased)
6%
Mack
-
Y.) —
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)___;
Ltd.
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MacMillan-,
8-14
99-
' ,* 20c
(stock
-
7-31
44c
Mines.
Chemical
Initial
4
35%c
-
8
Macleods, Ltd.—
;
-
dividend)
Fixtures, Inc. (quar.)
M. S. L. Industries, Inc. (quar.)
10-
97%c
(stock
Store
D.
10-
93%c
-
_
(N.
Financial
(quar.)
10-16
9-29
(quar.)—4. 26(4c
National
M.
22c
■_
Works
Company
60c
_
•
4
10-11
11-
(quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship (reduced)
:
Loyal Protective Life Insurance (quar.)
Lynch Communications System (quar.)
8-25
(quar.)—
:_
income)
Corp.,
come);
8-11
10c
5
8-15
Co.
(quar.)
1
1
11-
25%
t".
Inc., common
Co.
Chemical
National
8-31
9-
Steel
Stores
2
9-
11-
Co.
Investment
4(4%'
$2.50
10-16
53%c
(quar.)--
(s-a)
RR
8-11
8-
9-12
15c
(quar..)—"—
National. Acme
8-14
10-16
15C
common
Nashville
Ry.—
1
10-16
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(-quar.)
Iron
Louis
St.
preferred
non-cum.
&
&
8-11
1
8-16
(Bait.)—
(quar.)
National, Bank
U2y2c
(quar.)
1
9-
(s-a)—————L—_^' $3.50.
C.)
investment
2-16
$1.10
2(4%
(quar.)
9-
8-10
9-
Mutual
8-31
20c
quar.)
;
Co.
preferred
Co.
8-25
8-31
25c
.
(G.
9
15c
Supply (quafD—'T_„IT—
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)L__L—4
9-
50c
(stock dividend)
Cement
9-
9-16
Service—
ureferred
preferred
Muskogee
9-15
30c
:___——
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
5(4%
$1.10
Henderson
(increased
(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_'_
4%%
2
9-16
c
25c
(increased)—
System
Chemical
prior-
Morgan
8-11
•
25c
$1.25
25%
:
participating preference
Morgan Engineering, common
$2.50
9-25
1
10-
90c
quar.)_
8-18
9-
$1.25
22(4c
(quar.)
Tool
Investors
Murphy
Corp
Engineering (initial).
7-21
9
10-15
(Schenectady)—
$3
8-11
Aircraft
8-15
9-
50c
75c
40c
(quar.)
(initial
com.
dividend
Monsanto
Moody's
8-18
$1.10
Service
8-21
10c
Mills
8-18
(quar.)
stock
Gas
8-21
common
Monumental Life Insurance
1
4
8-11
1
—
Co.
Marking
1
50c
(quar.)__IIIIII
common
8-25
1
—
Rubber
Monarch
9
8-
5
8-15
9-
(quar.)_
common
Line,
new
Machine
9-
1
5
9-
1
9-
4 (4
Monarch
9-
1
9-
1
9-
8-18
—
Light,
Valley Natural Gas
Extra
9-
9-
1
10-
10-
$1.25
$1.27(4
$1.37(4
Quarterly
10c
9-
1
5
8-18
Regulator—
National Bank
Mohawk
30c
21c
9-
8-
9-13
8-21
(quar.)
Utilities,
Mohawk
60c
I™
Ltd.,
9-15
9-1
60c
9-15
1
Mountain Fuel
(quar.)
8-15
1
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
common
(initial quar.)_
$1.25
class A
8-19
5
8-15
9-25
8-18
1
4
9-15
Mount Vernon Mills,
8-10
9-
9-30
8-10
1
9-15
9-
1
9-10
8
9-
8-15
15c
I
8
9-
9-25
9-
1
8-18
9-
2
9-11
8-18
8-
8-18
1
2
10-
5
8-15
1
9-
9-
t35c
8-21
9-
25c
,
9-15
,
10-
20c
9
7-31
1
9-11
10-
9-
1
9-15
,8-15
10-
(quar.)
4——
40c
Mosinee Paper Mills
(quar.)__l„35c
Mount Diablo Co.
(quar.)"———6c"
1
1
9-
9-15
35c
(quar,):
Groceterias,
Lytton
Co
3%% preferred
1
10-31
1
1%
.
$1.50 preference, series A (quar.)
50c 2nd Dreference (quar.)
8-15
$1.25
preferred
Co.,
8-10
9-
U5c
™
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$2.40
•
10c
(quar.)
com.
common
Inc., 5%
'Jersey Insurance Co. of New
Jewel
1
8-18
J75C
(quar.)___
Engraving
Jantzen,
9-
9-15
t60c
_«
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Co.
r
9-
$1
common
Utilities,
&
8-18
ti7y2c
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd., class A
Class
5%
.
preferred
8-
9-11
25c
(quar.)
Special stock
Industries
12Vic
(quarj
common
(quar.)
Southern
1
j60c
(quar.)._
Irvington Steel
if
8-15
8-11
37%c
preferred
4%%. preferred
Iron Fireman Mfg.
.'»U
1
1
Litton
Loblaw
Island)—
preferred
$1.76
;•
99-
Orig.
Louisiana
"
preferred (quar.>__
t
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com.
^.
V
7y2c
•
(quar.)
3.90%
Iowa
8-10
8
stock
Lodding
J
_
4.2(1%
'V
9-
RR.
5%
"
$4.30
1
$125
3.75%
„
8-18
8-
ex¬
(quar.)
com.
Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
•
Iowa
.1
1
8-15
(Bloomington,
Electric
4.30%
iW
9-
25c
preferred
Extra
2
9-
8-15
2%
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30 Orig stock
4
Lockheed
s-a)
Services,
-*•
Uii
8-
Miami
25c
Casualty
(increased
Class A
(quar.)_
Investors Trust (Rhode
$2.50
1
.
^
10-
I.
I—III
of Virginia
&
Monarch
i2y2c
8-
1
9-
9-
Modine
'
"
Iowa
Special
9-
J35c
;
Investors Commercial Corp.,
j
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Investors Diversified
I?;!-!
8-10
27y2c
(initial)
(quar.)_
Stores—£
Investment Foundation,
Ltd.,
Common
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
I'O
9
J50c
com.
_____
quar.)
Illinois)
<*4
7-28
9-
t60c
•-
change in effect Aug. 24.
Interstate Department
'w-
8-15
shareholders will receive equivalent
U. S. funds based
.
■i'i't
8-1
30c
(quar.)
com.
1
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-15
dividend")—
(stock
Lindberg Steel Treating Co.,
Link Belt Co.
(quar.)
Lipe-Rollway Com., class A
9-
in¬
income)
International
12-29
(initial)
common
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
5
$1.75
Holdings Corp.
International Petroleum, Ltd.
(quar.)
I '0)»
9-
Little
(quar.)
"(from
Inc.
J20c
10c
Co.
35c
International
■
12-13
i2y2c
(quar.)
6c
Dfd.
12-29
1
(Ontario)
(quar.)_
60c
7%
8-
9-13
9-20
9-
B
Missouri
9-15
9-29
(quar.)
10c
Quarterly
International Harvester,
International Investors,
8-15
9-29
t35c
(R. G.),
Co,
4
t20c
™
Inc.,
Life Insurance
8-15
in¬
_
Interchemical Corp.,
common
(auar.)
International Business Machines
Corp.—
"t;;
8-
I
(quar.)
.
•Mt
preferred
Minnesota
9-15
i2y2c
A
Lehigh Portland Cement (reduced)
Leonard
Refineries,; Inc.
(quar.)
.
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% participating preference A (quar.)
Libby, McNeil & Libby (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
10-16
1
Inc.
Leath
11-16
$3
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
H.), Inc. (quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)
Plus, Inc. (stock dividend)
Le Tourneau
1
75c
(quar.)__;
preferred
&
Inland
1
A.—
(quar.)
common
A
9-
Lear,
-
Water,
preferred
4V4%
rt;
S.
9-30
9-18
8-25
56(4c
(quar.)
Power
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
■r
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Lavin-Parfums (initial)
6c
4
1
9-12
9-30
12c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9-15
.9-15
8-15
Laurentide
(monthly)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
it;!;:,
hX
class
Electrica
8-
2
9-30
$2
;
Bryant;
8-15
10-
31 (4c
_.u_w
Laura Secord
Brit¬
depos¬
itary).
Properties,
&
c
27c
(M.
Lanolin
to
■
Loan
Quarterly
9-15
9-12
7-28
*20c
(Alfred),
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
9-15
1
26 (4
B
Lamtron
8 Vi %
(Payment
a
10-
,t65c
Interim
8-15
1
3%
Minnesota
6
9-12
9-
f 20c
Lambert
7-25
9-30
$2.50
12 % c
(quar.)
A
LaCrosse Cooler Co.
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
■•if
I'U
8-21
25c
27 (4 c
(quar.)
Co.v>«ommon
preferred
Class
Idaho
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar..):.
Laclede Steel (quar.)
9-15
$1.25
Gas
4.32%
7 9-15
$1.25
t
(quar.)__
common
L'Aiglon ADparel, Inc.
9-15
8r15
Co.
—
(stock dividend)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
•
8-21
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
5(4%
7
10c
10c
__
.
$5.10
Class
'
5%
I'll
2
60c
(quar.)
common
10-
J25c
S.)
Company,
Laclede
j
(quar.)—L
___
(S.
preferred
Minneapolis-Honeywell
(monthly)
9-15
10-
35c
Laboratories
9-15
—
9-
8-17
Minneapolis Gas Co.—
9-15
68%c
1
9-15
8-31
40c
50c
15c
25c
20c
25c
56(40
3%
(quar.)—
(monthly)
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
7-31
62 Vac
(quar.)
8-15
10-10
2
>
Y.)
(quar.)
Utilities (quar.)
Seamless Tube (quar.)
Food Products
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
Miles
1
9-29
15c
(quar.)
Midwestern Financial
of
1
9-
10-
Gas
4(4%
8-15
9-
45c
50c
25c
$1
Mickelberry
investment
8-15
8-11
(quar.)
Co.
Michigan
1
(quar.)
common
Michigan Gas & Electric
8-25
8-15
1
10-31
$1.18%
$1
40c
87(4c
30c
87(4c
(quar.)
Meier & Frank Co.
10-
20c
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
16c
8
1
9-
.
Fire Assurance (N
1
Termit
&
7%
8-25
99-
Corp.—
4-
Metal
8-30
8-10
1
(quar.)
series pfd.
1-12-62
15c
distribution
(stock
preferred
convertible
Kresge
Kroger
Mortgage Corp.—
Quarterly
Huston
(quar.)
common
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merck & Co., common (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
5%
$1.20
7-31
Foods
Corp
6
9-21
8-25
9-
•
series B pfd.
30c
(quar.)
Fund
convertible
8-15
10-
Shoe
434%
4%
Fund) —
net
realized
Wire
Productions
12Vic
(quar.)
special
7
from
Income
a
plus
Steel
1
Melville
9-15
9-30
8-11
(quar.)
t20c
(quar.)
—
from
1
12c
9-
10-13
4
Bank
8
8-15
8-31
-ft
1
(quar.)
4-13-62
60c
11c
9-11
Bros
8-25
Funds—
(Keystone
Quarterly
9-
t75c
(initial)
Production
Custodian
Series
31 Vic
iquar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
32c
A
Mines,
preferred
Keystone
National
9-
9-
(quar.)
Telephone
Portland Cement
Medusa
$1.25
Ketchum & Company
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)—
9-12
Gold
12Vic
(quar.)
preferred
9-27
8-18
8-
Co.
Johnson &
Meadville
25c
(quar.)
County Land (quar.)
4.80%
8-11
9-15
25c
Company
31 Vic
class
9-13
12-13
Corp., common
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
37 Vac
(s-a)
$1.06(4
fquar.)_
2
8-31
$1.18%
UII™
™~
I
Kerr-Addison
9-
10-
1-2-62
8-21
9-25
42(4c
$1.06(4
Mead
8-10
25c
Kern
40c
1
8-21
I
(quar.)
Kerite
40c
9-
43c
:_
4
8-15
1
40c
8-21
35c
11-14
11-14
12-
J6(4c
(increased)
8-23
1
1
Mellon
8-
1
1
12-20
Ltd.—
9-10
9-29
12-
12-
87(4c
8-29
9-
11-14
87 VaC
(quar.)
9-
1
$1.08%
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
12-
7c
15c
com.
11-14
2%
(quar.)_
8-15
$1.25
Y.),
11-14
1
$1.12 y2
common
1
5%
I.
*
IIIIIIIIIII
(quar.)
9-
8-15
8-28
8-14
1
12-
$1.05
$1.06%
Hugoton Gas Trust, Units beneficial interest
01)
•*
Inc.
9-
1
1
12-
$1
dividend)
Co.,
class
Kennametal.
9-
9-
95c
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities,
/ii;
I
$1.12 (4
(quar.)
&
8-15
Hunt
m
■
8-14
Marsh
8-17
9-11
17V2C
35c
10c
35c
:
Manning,
Mead
preferred
8-15
i
iii
'
8-14
1
II
'
(quar.)
preferred
Kelly Douglass
Participating
8-15
1
1
Kellogg Company—
1
10-
99-
(monthly)
1
10-16
$1.12Vi
(N.
8-31
$1.05
50c
(quar.)__
9-20
$1.08%
25c
(quar.)
Paper,
Vitamin
Corp.
9-
25c
(quar.)
8-14
58c
(quar.)
(stock
9-
40c
Co.
Co.
A
common
Co.
37Vic
—
8-14
1
II
15c
preferred
$1.42
'M-i
ii
Pulp
7-28
1
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
34%c
common
A.)
preferred
8-23
9-
8-14
9-
9-
II—III—
I
(quar.)
preferred
Drug
Kavanau
"7 8-23
8-15
45c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
5%
9-25
8-14
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
4/4%
Katz
10-16
9-25
87 Vic
Stores
Hudson
1
preferred
4.35%
8-15
Corp.—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)
Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
i:i
5
$1.25
Houston
Howard
preferred
8
11-
8-14
1
$1.18%
(quar.):
(quar.)
9-
,
8-21
9-
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
35c
Hoskins
;
preferred
preferred
4.20%
1
9
8-31
8-14
3.80%
1
9-
8-14
4%
25c
50c
35c
1
4
9-
1
1
8-15
9-15
9-
9-
7-31
10-
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Supermarkets, Inc. (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
$1-06(4
Martin Co. (quar.)—___—
——
—
25c
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance
Quarterly
20c
Mathews Conveyer Co. (quar.)
25c
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
55c
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
933Ac
$3,75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
9334c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
85c
3%% preferred (quar.)
93%c
Maytag Company (quar.)
50c
McCorp Corp., common (quar.)
55c
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
:
;——
62(40
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
• '
25c
McGraw-Hill Publishing, common (quar.)—
15c
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37(4
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
t25c
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
37(4c
9-
8-
5c
5
$1
8-25
30o
9-
95c
8-28
91 Vic
(quar.)
(George
8-30
8-11
1
(quar.)
4(4%
8-10
7
8
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
7-25
1
9-
$1.09%
class
Hardart
8-21
910-
59 %c
preferred
(1959 series)
preferred
Manhattan Shirt
$1.03 VB
4%
30c
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
8-25
8-25
22 (4c
(quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light, common
9-15
8
12y2c
(quar.)
preferred
&
5%
1
10-15
9-
(quar.)__
Guaranty
8-
convertible
12Vie
(quar.)_
Company,
Class
8-21
Co.
(quar.)
Chemical, com.
&
4.35%
—
Honolulu Oil Corp. (quar.)_:
,
Hooker
Chemical Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Hoover
preferred
Paper
Aluminum
Payable of Roc.
Share
of Company
9-11
60c
(quar.)
4%%
30c
(quar.)
A
Co.
Title
4%%
4%%
preferred
6
10-
7
9-
48%c
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred A
Hobart
8-11
8-18
1
9-
10-20
Sutherland
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
—
(quar.)
20c
Hotels
5Vi%
preferred
1
•
.
preferred
Electric
4Va%
25c
(quar.)
2nd
KVP
Kaiser
10c
-
(quar.)
preferred
S4.375
8-15
9-
9-15
100%
divd.)
(H. J.) Co., 3.65%
pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products
Inc., com. (quar.)
6%
preferred B
(quar.)
7%
preferred A
(quar.)
Hercules Powder
Co., common
(quar.).
$2 convertible class A
(quar.)
Hilo
1
9-29
45c
(quar.)
Chemical
9-
.—
1961
Monday, August 14,
.
62 (4 c
(quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. i& Supply (quar.)-
9-15
$1.50
Heinz
Common
8-17
8-15
12Vic
Harvey's Stores, class A (initial)
Haverty Furniture Cos. (quar.)
Hecla
Mining Co.
(quar.)
Heyden Newport
1
1
.
.
& Marx
(quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-
9-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Hart-Schaffner
5%
Jones & Loughlin Steel, common
5% preferred A (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
10c
Markets
Co.
8-17
& Johnson
15c
Refractories,
Richardson,
Harris-Teeter
8-25
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
Harcourt Brace & World
9-15
11c
(quar.)
common
Share
Johnson
9-
When
Per
Name of Company
8-25
5c
3%
dividend—
Handy
9-15
$1
Inc.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Handmacher-Vogel,
When
Share
Hamilton Watch Co., common
.
.
—
—
4%
;i
£7(4C
37(4c
-9-1
9-
.
7;., 20c
——
1
9-15
$1 ■.10- 1
pfd. (quar.)
••4.05%- preferred (quar.)_—___—w_'_,
.'.$1.04 (4.% 10-* 1New Jersey Zinc Co
;_4____4'_ 7..-: i2%c ;. :9- 5
.
1
.
8-11
8-77
■
9-14
8-
4
8-16
.
9-29
'
8-10
8-
;
I
8-15
8-15
9-
1
9-
7
,
'9-7
8^
4
9-
1
'
Newmont
Newport
Mining
News
QuarterlyNew
York
Air
Co.
(quar.)———_L_—
Shipbuilding
—,—
Brake
&
Dry
60c
s'9-14
Dock-
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8-11
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8-15
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6081
194
Volume
Company
New
York
New
York State
Share
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Common
Electric &
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
plus
investment
of
Western
&
Adjustment
North
Ltd.
preferred
6%
(quar.)^-
5'A%
payments
(Above
ment
Shore
Northeastern
Water,
preferred
10c
Northwest Bancorporation,
preferred
—
:
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Gas, common
Natural
(quar.)
(quar.)
.1%
(quar.)
States Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern
Northwestern Public Service, common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
5'/4%
preferred
Norwich
7-20
9-29
8-1
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
9-20
,~
8-31
(1-24,
1
!
8-14
8-
10-
1
9-20
9-
1
9-
4
8-
$2.44
-
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Stock
dividend
Procter
Proctor-Silex
8-11
9-30
8-11
10-25
9-30
t69c
i$1.50
30c
$1.12'A
23c
$1.433/4
$1.43
25c
30c
$1.12'A
$1.31 '/4
25c
9-15
8-25
Public Service
9-15
8-25
(quar.)—.
:T
Gamble
&
$1.75
(initial quar.)_
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
8-
4
8-
4
8-15
8-
4
Common
8-15
8-
4
4.80%
4'A%
Public
Service
Ogilvie
Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)_
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Mills
Crankshaft Co.
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Ohio
Power
4.20%
4.40%
4'A%
Co..
Co.
(quar.)
Co,,
pfd.
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River
(iricreased-quar.)
—_
Oklahoma
Inc.
Oklahoma
4%%>
Mathieson
Oliver
Otter
Gas,
Products
preferred
preferred
9-19
3'A%
8-15
4.32%. preferred
8-15
4.16%
9-
1
8-15
9-
8
8-10
1
10-
Chemical
Public
4%
class
Wholesale.' Ltd..
Marine
1
—
preferred
Oxford
Chemical,
class
A
$5
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
1
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
7-31
8-15
7-31
Pullman,
Finance
Canadian
Investment
Pacific
6%>
Oil
Pure
Gas
8
8-11
9-
7:Aw,
8-25
9-
9 7
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-14
5'A%
5%
5%
Corp.
(quar.)
Fund,; Inc.
'
'
redeemable
1st
net
"
'•
».
of Amer.,
1
9-18
Ralston
Purina
10-
1
9-18
Ranco,
Inc.
12-
11-
1
8-10
9-
5
8-11
10-
1
9-12
8-15
,
:,8- 1
10-16
,9-29
9-
1
Co.
$3.50 1st pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
dividend
Stock
8-15
Mines,
(Phila.)
4.80%
4.50%
»
redeemable
redeemable
redeemable
4.36%)
Pacific
Insurance
Co.
of
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
Increased
&
Paterson
.
Co.
common
.
,
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
b
—
Pearl
Brewing
(quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd-, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc. (quar.)_—__
Penn Fruit Co., Inc.,
common
preferred
8-15
7-28
8-15
7-28
5c
(quar.)
Paper
Paton Manufacturing, Ltd.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
4.68%
Renold Chains Canada, $1.10 class A
$2.50
(quar.)
Parchment
Renair
8-15
65c
60c
15c
7'Ac
12'/2c
45c
$1
quarterly
Lighting Corp. (quar.)
1
Packaging Corp. of America
(quar.)
Pall Corporation, class A (quar.)___
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Park-Lexington Co.
(New York)
(quar.)—
Pacific
Parsons
8-15
1
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
7-28
Rexall
7-28
7-28
8-15
7-28
8-15
.
•
—
„
10c
t20c
$35c
12c
31 Vic
30c
$62'Ac
25c
15c
58'Ac
$1.10
92'Ac
$1.01
$1.17'A
preferred series B (quar.)
preferred
series C
(quar.)—_—
preferred series D (quar.)
preferred series
E
(quar.)
preferred series F
("quar.)
3,70%
4.05%
4.70%
4.50%
preferred
4.60%
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
series
Glass
Sand
Power
4.24%
preferred
4.64%
preferred*
Penobscot
Voting
7-28
Richfield
9- 6
8-15
RobertShaw-Fulton
Controls
8-15
7-31
Robbins
Inc.,
8-28
8-
9-15
8-31
10-
1
9-15
9-1
Richardson-Merrell, Inc.
9
$1.50
4%
1
8-
8-31
9rl5
8-31
10-
2
2
Rockower Bros,
(quar.)
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Rohm & Haas. Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Ross Gear & Tool Co. (quar.)
Rose Marie Reid, common (quar.)^
-5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Rowland Products. Inc.
(quar.)
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
8-15
8*
8-18
8-18
1
1
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
25C
10-
1
9-
»ommon
$1.06
9-
1
8-18
$1.16
9-
1
8-18
14c
9-
i
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-11
8-15
7-31
75c
9-27
Gear,
Inc.
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
7%
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
25c
$1.75
27c
20c
75c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)
—1
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
$1.50
—
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
com.
(quar.)
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
Phillips Petroleum Co. (auar.)_
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd. Js-a)-
9-
1
8-
8
8-
8
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-18
9-
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'A% pfd. (quar.)_
Russell.Stover Candies (s-a)
Aeronautical
Stock
8-15
7-21
8-15
7-21
1
7-21
8-15
8-15
1
9-14
1-1-62
12-14
8-15
7-
8-25
8-10
7
9-
1
8-10
9-
6
8-16
9->
5
8-15
7
6
9-
9-
1
8-10
8-25
8-11
9-6
8-15
9-15
8-15
9-20
9-
6
9-15
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
,
*
Steer Products
Paper Co. (quar.)
Joseph Light & Power (quar.)_
St. Lduis-San Francisco Ry.,
com.
Croix
8t.
(quar.)
8-15
8-
9- 8
9-10
;9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
8-23
8-18
8-23
8-15
q- 1
9- 1
8-15
10- 2
8-11
8-11
8-16
1
8-17
.8-15
8-15
8-
4
8-
4
8-15
8-
9
8-
9
7-17
7-31
8-18
7-15
9-11
8-15
7-31
9- 8
8-18
9-8
8-18
2
16c
8-15
8-
1
8-15
11-15
8-
1
11-
1
Salant & Salant,
9-29
9-
5
9-
1
8-18
8-31
20c
21 Vic
91'Ac
$1.25
42'Ac
8-31
8-15
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-
$40c
9-
1
8-15
9-
8-10
4
San
Antonio
Voting
San
Ltd.
Jose
(quar.)
class A (increased quar.)__
Corp., voting
trust certificates
Water Works,
15c
15c
trust certificates
common
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
4.70% preferred series C (quar.)
4.70% preferred series D (quar.)
5%% preferred series E (quar.)
Schering Corp., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
*
(quar.)
++
1
62 %c
9-
1
6-10
8-11
8-11
7%C
8-
8-15
4
*156
10-
2
8-31
10-
2
8-31
62C
8-25
8-15
8-4
9-15
8-15
8-
4
9-
8
8-10
9-13
8-18
9-
8-15
8-20
6
7-28
5c
9-13
9-27
9-13
8-31
7-18
9-28
9-14
25%c
8-31
8-
(quar.)
26 %C
8-31
8-5
(quar.)—
29%C
8-31
8-5
30'Ac
8-31
8-5
27 %c
9-
1
25c
9-
1
-$0.2656 y4
9-
1
34c
9-
1
Southern California Water, common (quar.)4%
preferred (quar.)
4'/4% preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., com.
.
5
8-11
3-11
8-11
8-11
7-20
9-6
8-
9-14
8-31
70c
(quar.)__
8-15
37%c
5oc
_
(quar.)
Gas
.
*62VaC
(quar.)_
commbtt (quar.)
5%
hon-cum. preferred
(quar.)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
Southwest
9-27
5%
(quar.)
preferred
4.24% preferred
4.78 %; preferred
4.88% preferred
9-15
7
2fi«
12-11
12- 1
8-16
8-15
15C
1
9-
1
19c
P84740%
9-
30c
Gas
preferred (quar.)
investors, inc.—
Quarterly (from net investment income)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service, common (quar. )
3.70% preferred (quar.)_—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quaf.)
r4.40% preferred $100 par (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
______
,4.36% preferred (quar.)_
—__
preferred $25 par (quar.)—_—__
.5% preferred (quar.)
_—____
9-18
8-15
8-is
$1
—
Cbrp. (Calif.), Com. (quar.)
$1.20 prior preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service, com. (quar.)
—
■
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
$1.44 preferred
9-15
$1.10
11-
9- 4
10-20
1
10c
Class A
—_
92%0«
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$1.10
11-
1
10-20
$1.15
11-1
10-20
27y46
27'Ac
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
lo-ao
3iy4c
11- i
10-20
9-15
7-28
1
8-25
32c
9-
i
17 %c
8-14
8-10
$1.05
9-
1
8-10
9-28
8-10
2%
10-
2
25c
9-
9
8-31
IOC
8-15
8-4
45c
8-15
8-
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-15
•1.12%
18%c
45c
87%C
9-
1
8-21
9-
8
8-10
$1.05
5'A%
9-10
8-31
55c
9-12
12'AC
8-25
8-14
8-11
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-12
8-25
9-
8
8-21
8-25
8-10
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
2%
9-15
8-31
30c
9-
87%c
Baer
8-
4
9- 1
9- 1
8-
4
8-
4
Struthers
8-21
8-
4
Stuart
37%c
10-15
&
Fuller,
8-11
1
9-29
9-
8
$1.25
$1^5
(quar.)
9-29
9-15
12-29
12-15
12%c
preferred A
9- 1
8-
*$1.32
8-15
7-24
*10c
(quar.)
25c
12 %c
35c
(quar.)
common
8-15
1
9-
2
10- 1
9-
8
8-
1
9
9-14
8-25
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-11
9-
9
1
8-18
9%c
(quar.)
10-16
9-29
$.0095
—
Stlx
1
9-15
9-
50c
2%
•tlll-Man Manufacturing—
Class A
Class
B
4
1
15c
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
4
8-16
40c
25C
4
8-15
i
56c
8-
9-15
8-31
Stores
8-
1
8-17
9-
textiles, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
8-
8-
7-17
35c
Sterchi
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
8-1
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
8-1
1
35c
(quar.)
Bros.
9-
36c
Stern St Stern
32'Ac
2911c
2911c
29%c
29%c
34%c
9-30
..
8c
(stock dividend)
Chemical, common (quar.)
A
10-20
11-1
30c
Stecher Traung Lithograph—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Class
11- 1
97%c
$1.03%
30c
Class B
Ltd.,
8-15
40o
Stjock dividend-
preferred
9-
1
10c
(quar.)_
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Standard Pressed Steel (quar.)
,
Standard Register (quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
Star Market Co., common (quar.)
3'A%
10-10
20o
(quar.)
Standard Motor Products, class A (quar.)___
Standard Brands^ common (increased quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)_
Standard Oil Co. ot California (quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky (increased)_
Standard pil Co. of New Jersey-^
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
Stauffer
7-31
9-29
8-15
25c
22c
33c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—
35c
(quar.)
4%%
4%%
8-10
8
9-
$1
1
30c
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
8-15
8
9-
8-15
20c
1
12-
8-16
9-
15C
(quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
Steel Parts Corp. (increased-quar.)
9-15
8-12
8-15
8-7
Steinberg's,
12-15
10- 5
9- 1
10- 1
9-15
1
1
200
—
1
4
$1.25
6
9-
206
______
1
$1.25
11c
35c
$1.10
9-
8-15
61c
(quar.)
—
9-
9-
1
8-29
9-
eonv.
(quar.)
1
9-
9
9-15
conv.
1st preferred A
9-
30o
8-18
5%
4.40%
8-11
106
50c
8-31
8-15
9-15
9-
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis Steel Casting (quar.).
St. Regis Paper, common (quar.)
8-18
65C
Stamford Water Co.
8-11
8-
1
8-
9-15
45c
8-11
40c
50c
t5c.i
$3%c
75c
$1
25c
15c
40c
25c
ttl
1
8-15
$1.44
:
8-11
8-11
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
12'Ac
25c
Safway
St.
9-
$1
25c
15C
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common (quar.)__
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (stock dividend)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—
__
Spotless Company
Sprague Engineering (quar.)
5c
5%
dividend
8-15
8-15
5%
—
32'Ac
(quar.)
8-14
1
Southwestern
.
6c
t55c
7'Ac
t5c
$1.12'A
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
Ruby Foo's Enterprises. Ltd.
9-
25c
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)_
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
:
.
Ryan
9-
8-18,
5%
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
&
-
—
—
-
8-18
9-15
8-31
8-15
14c
25c
$15c
50c
(quar.)
Perfect Circle Corp.
.
7
(initial)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
9-15
9-
75C
Railway,
12%c
Rockwell
8-15
t?
8-25
256
$1.25
9-
Natural
10c
8-15
8-15
1
1
50c
Company
$1
$1.02'A
$1.18%
$1.02'A
$1.23%
$1.37'A
10c
(quar.)
1
1
9-
2
8-25
7-28
Southern
80c
37YsC
—
1
9-
10-
*56 %c
9
Southern
25c
(quar.)
Transit
7-14
7-19'
10- 2
9-12
8-31
Electric—
&
8-25
8-15
*50c
9-
7-28
8-31
7-16
25c
9-15
9-15
9-16
8-14
*20c
Laboratories
French
8-15
10-
10- 3
52c
35c
&
Southern
25c
45c
(quar.)—
9-
9-
5
8-18
$1.12y2
25c
—
common
9-
9-15
9-
8-15
427c
*28c
15c
20c
50c
12ygc
75c
8-15
t20o
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-22
10-
(initial-quar.)__
9-
1
.———
Dodge
Gas
1
Fibre—
Perkins
Phelps
8-3
9-15
;
preferred F (quar.)
Rochester
1
Publishing (quar.)
Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)—__Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)—
Pepper (Dr)
(see Dr Pepper)
Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
———,
Pfaudler-Permutit,
Myers,
,
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-15
1
Peoples
l
&
new
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
43A% preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
5.50% preferred L (quar.)
8-18
8-16
9-15
Oil,
Rochester
9-15
9-
Co.—
Penton
Machine
(quar.)—
7-20
9-
(quar.)—
common
& Chemical
Drug
8-15
4
9-
—
,
8-
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
$1.12'A
$1.15
(quar.)-.
(quar.)
iquar.)
Chemical
Non-voting
G
A
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (increased-quar) —
A
2-for-l
stock
split on .the common
shares subject to stockholders approval
on
Sept. 6_
Rheem Mfg. Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)—
Rico Electronics (increased)
7-28
8-15
class
(quar.)
Republic Corporation, common
(quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)Revere Copper & Brass (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%
Foods
8-31
*15c
4.08%
2%
(initial)——
1
9-
York—
New
8-21
9-
-1
9-15
*33 M
Southam
9-29
9
2
10-
8-31
South Texas Development, class B
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
7-21
8-15
1
10-
15c
Stock dividend
1 8- 3
flpvni!»...J.
9-12
9-11
10-11
156
Tools Corp. (quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
Boss Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
9-15
12-
9-11
9-11
1
So cony-Mobil
55c
tl2c
6c
(quar.)
9-
8-15
—
—-—
Co.
Insurance
$1.10
87'Ac
35c
20c
20c
683Ac
10c
7'Ac
40c
15c
(quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
Raytheon Co., 5y2% preferred (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
Red Owl Stores, Inc. (quar.)__f—
Reichhold
Chemicals, Ltd.
(quar.)
1
8-25
40c
$20c
CO.
Kline
1
9-30
10-
Snap-On
i; 9- 5 '■
.1
t
Ltd.
Quemont Mining Corp.,
10-
20c
62'Ac
$1
7y2c
23c'
■
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
»
preferred A
1st preferred
1st preferred
1st preferred
Smith
10-
8-25
22%c
(quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)_
Smith-Douglas Co. (quar.)
.7-24
37'Ac
34%c
31.%c
31'/4c
3iy4c
30c
28'Ac
27'Ac
preferred (quar.)—_—
redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
'.,r;
from
(a
65c
—
40c
—_
distribution
long-term capital gains)
t.v.t-
Co.—
1st
5%
.
(quar.)-.
Electric
&
9-30
9-30
9-1
8-15
9-14
9-1
39c
(quar.)
8-15
9-
9-30
rf^SOc'
Renabie
preferred (quar.)—;
1st preferred (quar.)
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-4
$1.32
12'Ac
Co.
Puritan
Co.,
1st
9-30
9-30
9-30
$1.04'A
$1.07'A
$1.26'A
^
Pacific
35c
$1.02
(quar.)
4
2
1
1
(quat.)
Mfg.
4
8-
10-
25c
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)___—
Singer
Inc.
Reliance
Pacific-Atlantic
common
Puget Sound Power & Light
9-
$1.25
.
8-31
8-21
8-
5c
Simpson Lee Paper (quar.)
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
5..Q5% preferred (quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Pueblo Supermarkets, Inc
8
9-
8-15
25c
-
.
9-30
B
8-10
1
8-21
held
shares
Class
9-
106
Simca Automobiles—American deposit rcts.__
4.18%
$15c
(quar.)
Paper Ccf., common
preferred
(quar.)
8- 1
9- 1
9- 1
4.08
8
7-31
'
—
Oxford
$1.40
8-18
8-
8-15
A
(quar.)
8-15
9-15
9-15
50c
(quar.)
dividend preference
$1.16
$1.19
(quar.)
common
9-11
9-
1
25c
$1.25
$1.31'A
Gas
&
7-28
7-28
7-28
Mexico-
New
_______
Electric
Service
Radio Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
Glass,
Public
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
Common
8-15
1
Owens-Illinois
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
Onyx Chemical Corp.
(quar.).._
Orange & Rockland, Utilities Inc.—
4.65%) preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Oshawa
1
9-
1
1
of
Co.
(quar.)
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
8-12
9-21
9-11
$1.31%
capita) gains distribution^.
Shawinigatt Water & Power, com, (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
4% preferred A (quar.)—.
—
4'A%- preferred B (quar.)
A
7-24
1
3%
Initial
five
9-
8-21
31 %c
__
Siegler Corp., common (quar.)
5%% preferred A (quar.)
SiCrra Pacific Power, $2.44 pfd. A (quar.)__
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)_.
Class B (quar.)
________
Signode steel Strapping, common (quar,);
5% pfefefred (quar.)
Silvray Lighting
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)_.
27c
84c
$1.12'A
preferred
(quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
12'Ac
45c
90c
$1.10
15c
J
$3.60
Service
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
Hampshire—
5%
8-15
9-
9-15
(quar.)—
Tyrone Corp. (quar.)——
Power, common (quar.)
Outboard
8-
9-15
9-
of New
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
4.50%
8-24
9-11
Co.
—
.
Common
9-12
59%c
61'Ac
Tail
_
(quar.)
preferred
9- 1
8-15
10-10
30c
'•
Mfg, Corp. (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America (stock dividend) —
Quarterly cash dividend
Shore-Calnevar (stock dividend)—
Two shares of Sportsways, Inc.
for each
8-14
8-14
8-14
10-13
29c
Sheller
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
55c
$1.20
87'Ac
27c
26c
(quar.)
1
Service
8-15
$1.16
$1.06Vi
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Public
9-10
$1.22'A
(quar.)
2
9c
35c
.
.
50c
1
35c
-
Indiana—
of
9-
Line,
(quar.)__
common
preferred A (quar.).;
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
Olin
Natural
Co.
9-
10-
8-15
10- 2
10- 2
9- 1
11-
30C
dividend
Sheaffer Pen, class
Class B (quar,)
of Colorado—
Co.
4.64%
4
1
9-
35c
9-20
7-21
9-15
9-15
8-15
ll7Ac
15c
(quar.)
-—
(quar.)
9-
10-25
10-10
'
.—
preferred
preferred
Common
25c
$$1.75
25c
$1.14
40c
$1.02
$1.05
$1.10
$1.12'A.
(quar.)
43A%
4.90 %
holders tax).
Oceanarium, Inc.
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
8-15
1-2-62
10-13
35c
.
31'Ac
Progress Mfg., $1.25 preferred (quar.)__—
Providence-Washington Insurance— $2 convertible preferred
(quar.)
2nd
■
8-11
1
26c
„
8-!7
1
8-21
11-
*3iy4c
preferred • (quar.)
Security Title St Guaranty Co. (N. Y.),
Serve!, Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)
Seeman Bros., Ine., 5% preferred (quar.)
Sexton (John) & Co.
Shares in American Industi7k Ine.—
8-7
1
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)„
3%
8-
9-
9-11
$1
;
Sealright-Oswego-Falls Corp. (quar.)
Searle (G. D.) St Co. (quar.)
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., common.
*
1
85c
Seaboard Surety Co. (quar.)_.
Sealed Power Corp. (quar.)__.
2%
dividend)—
Finance Co.
Stock
8-13
9-
55c
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
2%
.———
—
—
(stqck
Inc.
(quar.).
ScOtten. Dillon Co, (quar.)
Scytes Si Co., Ltd., 5% pfd.
8-11
9-1
9-1
8-14
61c;
61 Vic
12'Ac
,—
8-15
O'Okiep Copper Co. Amer. shs. for Ordinary
(Less South African non-resident share¬
Flour
.(1957 series) (quar.)
(1958 series) (quar.)
Realty (initial)
common
Holders
Payable bf Red.
15c
$3.40
i
8-15
8-
9- 1
5o
preferred
Preway,
8
dividend)
(stock
Share
(quar.)
10c
Monthly
Paper Co.,
v
.v>
$.46 preferred
-
1
3.35%
Ohio
America
of
Co.
Presidential
9-
8-15
9-25
9-25
9- 1
8-15
8-15
Ltd.
Scott
8-14
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-17
8-17
8-17
9- 1
10-13
9- 6
9- 6
9- 6
8-11
8- 1
8- 1
10-16
9-25
—
9-29
10-16
9-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9-20
Pittsburgh Coke
com.
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
l
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
-1—
Pittsfiela National Bank- (Mass.)
(quar.)—;
45c
Polaroid Corp., common s (quar.)—5c
: • 5%
1st preferred (quar.)
——
62'Ac
$2.50
2nd preferred
(quar.)—
62'Ac
Poor & Company (quar.)-.
*
32Vic
Pope & Talbot, common (quar.)
25c
6%
preferred (quar.)——_— *
7'Ac
8-31
8-14
*
9-
9-11
—
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
5.72%
8-10
(quar.)
& Chemical,
9-20
-
common—
1st
5.75%
8-10
$1
$1
30c
44c
(s-a)——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
4.50%
8-18
8-18
8
9-
25c
4.40%
Common
1
9-15
9-
8-4
10- 2
10-14
8Vic
15c
40c
31'Ac
25c
$1.20
$1.25
55c
(quar.)
t45c
$2
preferred
Northwest
preferred
25c
30c
1
(Hartford)-
-
Northern Indiana Public Service,
6%
$1.25
$1.31'A
Co.
51/2%
8
9-1
Schlumberger,
$4
6% pfd.
(quar.)
Potomac Electric—
(quar.)__L
(111.), common (quar.)_i_
Insurance
prior
9-
Potash
Preferred
$4
9-22
net invest¬
Northeastern
—
8-25
9-15
Inc.—
Finance,
preferred
(Chicago)-—
Refractories
Gas
$1.60
37 %c
Li—_
American
North
1
34%c
Insurance
Semi-annual
North
9-
^
.
Life
common
::
alTfrom
are
income).
American
North
9-15
f5c
35c
15c
10c.
.
—
(quar.1§g,
preferred
Street Fund,
25c
$1
$50c
$1
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Investment Corp.,
(quar.)..
(quar.)
9-15
9-30
51
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
12Vic
$1.37Vi
37 %o
$1
Quarterly from net investment income
(quar.)
American
North
$4
8
(quar.)—_
common
preferred
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Pioneer
(quar.)_i._
Coal
American
9-
Gas,
convertible
30c
~
(quar.)
Corp.,
North American Car
1
from
income
common
preferred
Mining
Normet&l
Ry.,
10-
capital
15c
Share
Pillsbury
$5.50
Nopoo Chemical Co., common (quar.)!_
4% preferred A (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Lid. tquar.)
Norfolk
7-19
Pine
distribution
a
net
Piedmont Natural
8-15
32'/2c
933/4C
undistributed
accumul.
from
current
8-25
Corp.—
__—
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
gains
2
10-
50c
3.75%
15c
Name of Company
Payable 0/ Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name of
(679),
10-16
9-29
30C
9-
8
8-25
9-15
43%c
9-29
Stone & Webster, Inc. (quar.)
75c
9-15
9-
Stouffer
10c
8-31
8-11
3i%c
8-15
7%
1st
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wells Cbrp., $1.25 pfd.
(D. A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
(quar.)—
8-
1
1
*25e
9-
1
8-10
*2Sc
9-
1
8-10
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(680)
Per
Name of
$5
convertible
5%
Sun
preferred
Oil
Sunray
_
preferred
Co.
$1.25
Stock
9-
8
10-
A
Oil,
(quar.)_
common
2
9-
8
United
New
8-15
8-
1
United
Science
9-
1
8-15
9-
8
8-1U
35c
9-15
28 VeC
9-
1
8-
1
8-
7
Inc.
I_
$1.10
5c
Superior Window Co.—
70c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Transit
IV/20
20c
10-16
9-15
U.
8-
Tampa
Electric
Co.,
preferred B
A
preferred
Tampax, Inc.
C
8-15
United
8-15
7-20
Universal Consolidated Oil
8-15
7-20
Universal
(quar.)
—
investment
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas
Common
(quar.)
20c
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
70c
8-28
8-
8
9-15
9-
1
8-15
$2
12-28
12-15
4c
8-30
7-27
35c
;
-
Fund,
1
9-22
9-
5c
9-
(quarterly
Inc.
income)
(quar.)
8
Transmission—
(quar.)
28c
9-12
8-18
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02%
10-
1
9-
8
4.25%
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
9-
8
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
8
4.64%
preferred
$1.16
10-
1
9-
8
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
4.72%
4.90%
5%
VI
5.12%
preferred
5.24%
a.
•*')..
V t.
Tenney
Class
A
hh
V'b-
i'lf
if#
•
I'J
8
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
$1.27%
10-
$1.28
10-
$1.31
$1.13%
1
9-
8
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
7c
8-31
10-
2
27 %c
preferred
Vitamin
10-
1
9-30
9-15
17 %c
9-15
8-
4
Match
Urethane Corp.
Co.
Co.
8-
15C
8-15
6%
class
A
Valley
8-30
Bank
15c
9-15
8-25
(quar.)—
quarterly
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
Texaco, Inc., new common (initial quar.)
Texas Eastern Transmission,
4.50% preferred (quar.)
40c
8-15
8-28
+40c
—
Value
Income
of
from
7c
capital
Van
Raalte
Virginia
Co.
Iron
8-31
7-31
40c
9-11
8-21
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
30c
8-
8-15
Bank
&
Trust
(Winston-Salem,
Waite
Amulet
Walgreen
Stock
N.
Mines,
Ltd.
(reduced)
Co.
8-25
8-
22 %c
9-
1
8-11
$1.12
(quar.)
9-
preferred
(quar.).
$1.43%
9-
1
8-
4
5.80%
preferred
(quar.).
$1.45
9-
1
8-
4
Mfg.
(quar.)
15c
8-15
8-
!5c
9-
8-24
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
4%
preferred
Thrift
ft;
k,
Drug (Pa.)
B
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
(N.
Roller
Tobacco
H'i)
Securities
posit receipts
income
if;
of
Ltd.,
ordinary
and
f '
r
4.25%
Toledo
Tonka
.
'A
Toys
Trade
•
Scale
Bank
(final)
deduction
from
if
Trunkline
i'h>'
Trenton
Trust
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
w171
■
208
8-15
1
8-15
8-31
10-
4
8-15
8-15
9-20
8-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-1-62
12-15
6%c
(Hartford)
Co.,
$5
Co.
La
(quar.)
Co.
40c
8-23
9-
9
8-13
8-
4
(Dallas)—
30c
pfd.
(N.
A
8-15
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
8-25
11-24
(quar.)
9-15
8-31
40c
9-
1
8-15
15C
J.)
8-18
9-
9
40c
9-
8
8-25
30c
9-13
8-31
8-31
8-17
20c
(quar.)
17 %c
Street
W
2
9-
2
8-11
62y2c
(quar.)
9-
62 %c
com.
(quar.)
Salle
11-
1
10-19
8-11
Udylite
ti, 1
Union
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
7-20
9-29
8-30
11-15
10-20
$1
11-15
10-20
92y2C
11-15
10-20
B
87 %C
class
A
3
10-16
11-
3
10-16
11-
3
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
Western
of
Canada
«r
£
1
(quar.)
Union
Union
*\M,
Tank
15c
Trust
Increased
United
5 Vh %
Air
Y.)
N.
11-
3
10-16
10-16
Co.
of
preferred
Co.
■?
)
Class
\t
United
ai/j
"
(|
Corps,
B
Western
Breweries
Pacific
Tablet
5%
RR.
&
preferred
3.80%
88-
414%
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
1
Stag
Inc.
to
•4% %
(S. S.)
White
1
t30c
9-
1
25c
Wickes
Ltd.,
•
I
—
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement, common
4lA%
preferred
(quar.)
Greenfield
8-10
8-15
Corp.
2
1
(quar.)
9-
9-10
8-
7%c
8-15
8-
9-
1
Company, common
Wilson-Jones Co.
(quar.)
Win-Chek Industries, class A
for
9-18
compared
Stores
Inc.
Winkelman
Wisconsin
8-15
8-15
8-
ceding
8-22
Bros.
7-31
8-15
7-27
preferred
Common
class
A
however,
8-10
spring
sales
8-15
committed
9-15
ahead
17 %c
8-21
8-
7
sales
9-
8-
1
a
10-31
10-13
90c
9-
1
8-15
35c
9-20
9-10
9-
9-15
9-
9-
8-15
$$1.37%
1
W.)
8-15
8-
(quar.)
(stock
8-
8-30
9-
5
8-15
5
9
9-
1
8-
12-29
18c
$1.37%
9-
9-30
9-
1
20c
9-
1
8-14
25c
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
1
2
11-
1
Co
Wysong & Miles Co. (quar.)
Yale
9-15
Yocam
9-11
7-15
Youngstown
8-15
8-24
25c
8-22
8-
8
8-22
8-
8
8
8-16
Manufacturing (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Sheet
$ Payable
Tube
&
books
in
resident
t75c
60c
$1.06%
27%C
10-
2
9-29
9-
8
8-31
I
y
Previously
ess
date
10-
1
8-31
t Payable
9-
1
8-15
xLess
10-
2
U.
Jamaica
July,
1960.—V.
killer
contributed
volume
194,
10c
9-
8-15
$1.25
funds,
S.
this
tax
resident
due
8
8-
9-15
of
1973
York
4
deductible
its
incorrect.
less
is
indicated
15%
tax.
to
above
a
15%
574.
p.
193,
2480.
p.
■K',.
1
salos
and
earnings
in
t
history
company's
S.
July 27, the Board of Directors increased the
the common stock to 45 cents per share. This
on
Mitchell,
equivalent
on
is
to
Chairman.
$1.80
per
Sept.
15,
compared
annum,
the previous quarterly rate
payable
1961
with $8,446,692
for
for
amounted to $1.33,
of $1.23 per share.
reached
the
source.
5Va%
Trust
the
a
record
first
The
corrected
high
half
of
to
of 40
cents
stockholders
with
$1.60
share.
per
record
of
the
an
of
first half of
increase
of
$301,317,635,
I960.—V.
193,
1960.
8%
Income
over
compared
1960
with
2262.
here,
non-residents
p.
Corp.—Redemptions—
Silbert,
Net
I
Per
will
Broadway,
are
subordinated
be
made
New
convertible
into
$540,178,
or
27
cents
President, announced.
earnings after taxes for
or
share
35
debentures
the
due
Chemical
.Tune
Bank
1,
New
common
stock
to
Aug.
June
30,
30,
Report—
of the corporation for the
to
at
York.
at $7.75 per share.
Months'
$603,647,
tax.
convertible
Payment
165
debentures
Non¬
payment
first
Co.,
inclusive,
Six
at
!
lu-].
half
compared
Earnings
Canadian
is
105 Vb%.
at
The
8-15
dividend.
tax 7%.
was
date
funds,
income
to
corporation
amounted
date
record
well
was
slightly
its
all
8-31
.
in
weed
total
down
were
has called for redemption
on
Aug. 30,
1961, all
outstanding 75 cents cumulative preferred stock
at
$15
per
share, plus accrued dividends.
Payments will be made at the Bankers
Trust Co.,
16 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y.
The corporation has also called for
redemption on Aug. 30, 1961,
tax.
published
the
coal
in
1961.
sales
The
9-15
9-15
10c
for
15,
of
7-31
2
37 %C
.
(quar.)
closed
15%;
income
and/or
in
not
Canadian
tax
British
Spencer
While
year.
plastics
prices
Standard Financial
7-31
10-
Batteries
a
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
$0.0625
Towne
Transfer
the
in
held
based
$267,194,905
9-20
1961,
•
Improvement
•
dividend
Net
7-15
9-
$1.75
(quar.)_
8-15
40c
season.
over
early
the
meeting
$9,058,685,
8-24
8-31
15c
(quar.)
York-Hoover
fr.
the
board
quarterly
increased
fertilizers
Joel
per common share
first half earnings
11-20
5c
8-15
of
10-20
1
30c
(quar.)
10-
12-
10c
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
8-17
1
regular
weve
pace
first
by
rate
8-18
(monthly)
its
Aug.
1
9-
25c
9-29
of
the
sales
The quarterly dividend of 87% cents on the
preferred stock also was
declared, payable Sept. 15, 1961 to stockholders of record
Sept. l; 1961.
Record
high net income for the first six months of 1961 totalled
9-11
9-20
9-15
25c
9-
pre¬
with
Report—Dividend
highest
annum
The
1
62 %c
Monthly
25c
of
below.—V.
Inc.,
increased
per
12-11
$1.12%
Monthly
Corp.
at
sales
new
a
this
sales
dividend
8-14
4%
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
prior
preferred
(quar.)
Jr.
for
the
compared
Brands Inc.—Six Months'
reported
At
8-17
9-
62 %c
Wurtlitzer Co.
Xerox
end
and
time
polyethylene
quarterly
8-17
9-
40c
dividend)
The
1
9-11
50c
Worthington
Worsted
$6,702,148
$2.31,
Increased—
1
8-15
20c
Initial
(Wm.)
reported
brisk
the
ago,
first
dollar
Standard
were
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Press
the
Textron
See
1
50c
(F.
sales
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Sold—
1
Extra
Color
were
net
$79,053,961,
provision
8-23
9-15
8c
Woodward Governor Co.
Woolworth
year
ago,
in
share
of
after
t
(quar.)
Co.
drop
8-31
7c
(quar.)
Iron
a
for
with
compared
reveal
high
income
the high percentage of the
company's coal production
long-term contracts. Industrial chemicals were slightly
to
of
figures
new
a
Net
ago.
chemicals
the
toward
reflected
year
7-31
17%c
(quar.)
Tracy,
8-15
37c
&
Ltd.—
Newspaper Machinery
Wyandotte
slipped
7-31
quar.)
A
President,
year;
1
2,500
—
2,500
to
rose
year
common
agricultural
previous
$1.50
class
per
7
45c
5,000
Co.
&
Rogers
preliminary
1961,
a
$6,868,410,
10-
8-31
(quar.)
common
5,000
!
:
ago.
Denton,
9-30
Wood-Mosaic, class A (quar.)
Wrigley
year
a
C.
to
rose
Earnings
1
6%c
& Co.,
preferred
414%
J.
7c
(quar.)
H.)
Woodward
$2.27
taxes
year.
11-
8-15
Stone
&
Co....
Inc.
that
30,
that
(monthly)-,
Enterprises,
B
4
June
$74,094,050
meeting
5c
Roland
&
Taylor,
announced
ended
with
1
8-24
Riter1
7,500
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.,
514%
8
Shares
Model,
"
10,000
Co.
2
25c
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service—
B
9-
&
40c
Apparel, class A
-
Newburger
Simmons
10-
(monthly)
Electric Power,
names:
62,500
1%
(quar.)
named
below
have
severally
the underwriting agree¬
the respective numbers of com¬
574.
year
income
Monthly
(G.
the
7c
Winn-Dixie
their
20,000
Podesta
&
company
9-17
1
div.)
opposite
Co.
p.
1
20c
(stock
Additional
Spencer Chemical Co.—Annual Report—
The
8
25c
&
Wometco
194,
10-
Co
—
conditions of
company
10,000
Ellis
—V.
25c
Industries
and
the
Renshaw
&
Cruttenden,
10-
common
underwriters
terms
from
Co
65c
20c
Candle
&
$1.31%
(quar.)
set
&
Haupt
1
9-
Baumer
purchase
shares
Blunt
7-31
Co.
subject to the
to
Blair
8-18
8-15
Will
&
Ira
1
9-22
(quar.)
Corp.
Shares
8-18
8-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Machines
Aug. 3 of 125,000 common shares of this firm's
$8 per share. Additional financing details follow:
on
mon
8-18
45c
Chocolate,
Wilson
The
company of 49 Harbor Ave., Nashua, N. H., was
incorporated
New Hampshire law
on
March 3, 1961 for the purpose of en¬
gaging in
the
research,
development, and production of electronic
instruments, and electronic and electromechanical
systems and com¬
ponents.—V. 194, p. 262.
Rodman
8-15
9-10
50c
Oil
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
9-15
7-18
9-15
$38c
Cos.
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6%
preference A
(quar.)
United
9-15
1
120c
Coal
10-
(quar.)
Paper Co.
used
7
25c
;
be
under
agreed,
7
35C
(quar.)
17,367,565
$5 per share. Proceeds from the
plant improvement, the purchase
of tools and equipment, and for other
corporate purposes.
will
sale
8
88-
(quar;)
Corp.
World
9-
1*
1
Dental Mfg.
Wilcox
Wood
2
9-
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Whitaker
Wolf
10-
85c
(quar.)
40,005,725
par common stock at
ment,
9-
30c
(quar.)
B-5
34,037,804
13,979,806
Space Products, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
July 26, 1961 offering circular, the company offered
publicly, without underwriting, 60,000 shares of its
stock at
1
30c
30c
Motor
514%
6%
8u
95c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
class A
5,393,913
2,276,490
a
7-31
8-15
$1.25
(quar.).
(quar.)
class
5,892,633
2,463,025
inc.—
oper.
194, p. 51.
Speed-O-Print Business
8-15
(quar.)
com.
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
Financing Details—Our Aug. 7, 1961 issue reported the
8-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
White
99-
(quar.)
common
Mfg.,
B-2
1
35c
(quar.)
B
Net
1
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
White
92,992,020
1
30c
Stationery—
preferred
Corp.,
7-27
1
1
(quar.):
Ltd.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
40c
-—
America
(quar.)
Electric
2
9-
12 %c
(quar.)
of
8-15
9-
Extra
(quar.)
United Engineering & Foundry, com.
7% preferred (quar.)
i:,
10-
60c
Corp.
Biscuit
•
35c
(quar.)
(initial)
Artists
United
;
9-15
Maryland—
United
United
9-15
9-30
40c
common
a-V
i
(quar.)
9-30
t75c
quarter
».V,
a
168c
(quar.)
Lines,
9-22
25c
(quar.)
Car
8-
8-24
9-
Ltd.—
6%/pref. B (quar.)
Market National Bank—
(Watertown,
,*4
4
8-18
$1.12%
Supply, common
preferred
(quar.)
Western
92,347,078
sale
9-11
34c
(quar.)
Auto
4.80%
Western Canada
15,373,535
$1
10-10
36c
Union
Gas
4
$1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
11-
30c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Union
11-15
6c
6c
Corp.,
(quar.)_
°5Vz % pref. A
[
8-15
$1.12%
Finance
Class
6%
7-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.70
Union
7-20
8-15
45c
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
$4 preferred
Mtrl
4
87 %c
(auar.)
l<('j
8-
1
$1
preferred
$4.50
6%
9-
92 %c
(quar.)
$3.50
i
West
Class
(quar.)
preferred
Union Electric Co., common
•
1
Electric Co.—
$4 preferred
$3.70
IS'-'
9-
90c
L
9-15
8-
3c
income
Manufacturing Co
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
Wood
(quar.)
Carbide
Union
Corp.
7-31
8c
;
Point
Class
(f
i
West
Williams-McWilliams
30c
preferred
South
1
*25C
Temper
5%
9-
9-
Corp.—
(quar.)_.
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.,
f'%
8-15
!25c
Gas
investment
Telephone, com.
(quar.)
Wilbur
(quar.)_.
Corp. (quar.)
Tuboscope Company (increased)
True
8
1
20c
Truax-Traer Coal
h
8-15
Fund—
Triangle Conduit & Cable
k-i;
8-
9-
25c
-
Trust
net
Coast
Weyerhaeuser Co.
8-31
7-31
8-18
60c
8-25
1
8-15
25C
$1.44 preferred
Whirlpool
9-11
9-11
25%
8-11
8-21
9-
8c
1
9-15
Wellington Equity Fund—
From
$
132,997,745
15,645,966
9
8c
Westmoreland,
12 %C
Quarterly
U>»
4
$1.14
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
,l')h
8-18
9
$1.06%
(quar.)
(initial)
Travelers Insurance
r»V
8-10
8-
9-
$1.06 V*
Quarterly
A
4.80% preferred
(quar.)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
Class
Transcontinental Investing
Class
8-31
8-18
30c
Quarterly
:-i „
8-10
expenses
Corp.
Trans-Canada Corp.
2
8-10
1
10%
&
8-
1
9-
de¬
less British
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
F'H
Vt'l.
■'if'--
8-16
9-
30c
American
depositary
4V«%
8-31
8-31
60c
Tokheim Corp. (quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.—
'i
I4''
|4
tax
9-15
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Trust
1
22 %c
Y.)~ (quar.):
Bearing
1
9-15
30c
(quar.)
I
Guaranty Co.
1
35c
15c
:
A
10-
$1
common.
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores
Timken
I")
15c
:
Title
')V
Inc.,
(quar.)
Thriftimart, Ihc.,
Class
i
8-31
Thompson Paper Box. Ltd.
Hi:
'
9-15
Industries, Inc. (reduced)
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8-18
35c
Thomas
i!i:
»
Glass
(quar.)
Co.
-
West
$
expenses.
Net
Washington Mutual Investment Fund
Washington National Insurance (111.) —
(Stock dividend)
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
Wire
1961—6 Mos.—1960
oper.
—V.
4
preferred
1961—Month—1960
126,384,882
8-23
(quar.)
Co., common
Co.—Earnings—
$
8-15
4
Thatcher
27,947,468
20,767,448
8-15
8-
9-15
63,261,063
24,493,581
21,538,599
9-11
8-
9-15
59,138,431
4,589,824
-,
revenue—
37 %C
(quar.)
1
1
11,787,590
5,534,356
oper.
40c
Pharmaceutical
1
1
'A
468.
8-18
9-
10-
1961—6 Mos.—1960
Railway
1
9-22
9-
$4.50
8-
9-12
$1.38
10-
inc.—
oper.
p.
Southern Railway
9-11
$1.40
$1.25
194,
Period End. June 30—
40c
T 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
31 %c
rev.
railway
—V.
3%
Company
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
Net
Net
$
(quar.)
5.60%
common
'
■
i.-
Railway
Co.
C.)
5.75%
i I i'
8
12 %c
Wachovia
50c
preferred
1961—Month—1960
'
6
25c
9
Period End. June 30—
9
8-24
Washington Water Power (quar.)
8-
'
Co.—Earnings—
1
8-
9-
Washburn
1
1961.
4
13,839,891
8-15
9-20
4
9-
in
from ry. opers.
20c
5%
12 %c
(quar.)
4
30c
provision
years,
$
8-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
tax
of
early
273,579,241
8-
Oil
income
no
from
$
1
&
is
sales
net
over
202,965,325 210,318,178
1
Pacific Coal
there
23% "
carry-forward
37,301,104
1
Texas
hence
loss
6
S.)
4
tax
a
,
Southern Pacific
8-30
Swasey
4
had
;
to
36,929,146
9-
(S.
8-
the
expenses.
9-
Warren
8-
for
reported
oper.
9-20
4
1
shares
Riley
Railway
9-15
8-
9-15
Mr.
8-11
9-20
1
25c
1961,
1
9-
(quar.)
of
9-
9-
Gulf Sulphur
outstanding
^
months
262,103,756
9-
Texas
six
cents
earnings
per
for,
the
six
per
months
common
similar
are
based
share,
period
common. share.
1961
ended
last
1961
Theodore
year
H.
totaled
1
on
1,952,058
■'
y.
per
with
$
5c
&
1
$1.61
•••
•
first
and
361.
to
compared
as
49,088,694
$1.56y4
Warner
9-
of
4
equal
were
shares
$8,727,000, an increase of
the same period in 1960.
were
p.
year
number
same
period.
the
noted,
194,
this
common
10c
(quar.)
4
9-
for
of
50,769,037.
$1.43%
preferred
8-
$1.67%
the
on
1960
half
outstanding
.
6(4%
1
$1.46 y4
President,
revenue—
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co
9-
(quar.)
$1,446,000
oper.
6
Warner-Lambert
(auar.)
months
six
of
Railway
9-
4
preferred
the
Riley,
R.
8-14
$1.25
5%
4
9-20
8-
preferred
John
1
$1.37%
Textron, Inc.,
I'
9-
8-
20c
1
6.70%
for
earnings
over
9-
$1.33%
•Ms.
2
preferred
(quar.)_
5%% preferred
(quar.)
9-
5.85%
ago,
J31%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
..
39%
8-15
(quar.)
W'v
first
during
Nitrogen
Riley
—V.
of
year
a
8-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
I
Mr.
$2,015,000
was
increase
8-10
preferred
t'U*
v\U
and
each.
1
5.50%
4
4.05% ,'respectively,
and
12.85%
own
1
5.35%
5.52%
purchase of
Bieler,
Louis
9-
5%
|»'L
outstanding
the
and
8-31
4
it
the
share
sales
$7,103,000
7-28
$1.50
5%
20c
4
Lester
7-28
50%
f.
-—
common
7-25
9-
}!f.
fl¬
i
8-16
8-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.,
to
and
outstanding
recapitaliza¬
a
then
Ic-i.-./'.,.-f.1,'■■■.''<■
stockholders,
8-14
10c
—
Voi-Shan Industries, new com. (initial quar.)
Volunteer Natural Gas
(stock dividend)
Materials
8-25
10c
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (reduced)
Vulcan
shares
Max,
21.29%
company
an
Southern
(quar.)
has
company
giving effect to
which
Bieler
period
1,250,000
per
Net
9
35c
(stock dividend)
&
the
1961,
for
on
$1.16
9-8
8-
3c
(quar.)
(after
21.29%,
own
of
30,
comparable
(quar.)
Corp.
Coal
8-23
gains)
preferred
Vernitron
plus
of
and Joseph
comparable
Earnings
r
income
income
June
the
share
'
9-22
12 %c
earned
Vanadium Alloys Steel (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America, ccm.
4V2%
2
Fund, Ire.—
from
9-
(quar.)
for
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Line
(Quar.
8-
9-29
6%
$1.12%
com.
Net
(N. Y.)
dividend
Valspar
8-12
5c
(quar.)
Arizona
companies),
reported..
7%c
—
of
stock
common
chairman,
ended
of California—
National
Stock
the
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
8-10
(quar.)_
Valley National Bank of Long Island
of
subsidiary
board
8-10
65c
(accum.)
-
1961 whereby the 300 common
reclassified into 83,725 common shares,
Bernard, Arthur,
7-28
8-31
(quar.)
Utilities & Industries Corp.
indebtedness,
1
9
8-19
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
certain
May
the
b-ji
9-
75c
$1.75
Pharmaceutical
Corp..
to
shares
in
were
8
and the balance will be added
capital.
addition
270,000
8-31
.
4.75%
1l|»
9-
9-15
(quar.)
&
Whelan
working
In
9-15
30c
8-15
7c
(monthly;
Initial
n
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Texaco, Inc.—
I'f
!f
1
10-
$1.22%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., class A (monthly)
5.25%
|y
10-
$1.18
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
n
$1.16y4
2nd
conv.
to
8
1
27c
acquisition of land and its development;
8-17
8-18
12-
tion
65c
(quar.)__
common
9-14
$1.27%
(quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
Television Electronics
.
Corp.,
7%
$1.08
—
1
8
1-1-62
,
Steel
8-15
S.
9-
9-
50c
(Ore.)—
U.
1
$1.04
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred
Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.)
from
Portland
of
25c
common
preferred
4.16%
5.10 %
Bank
Continued from page 12
8-10
8-31
22 %c
25c
4.32%
(quar.)__
com.
8-18
S.
8-31
9-15
$1.12%
J.)
(N.
9-
U.
(quar.)
9c
(s-a)
10c
(quar.)
Broadcasting (quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
B
preferred
9-30
9-
8-31
9-20
15c
(quar.)
Lines
States
National
S.
10-10
(quar.)
1
9-30
4
1
1
Chemical, com.
10-14
1
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
General Corporation and
Investment News
5
8-19
income and 3c from
Quarterly—.-—.——________—
U. S. Playing Card Co. (quar.)
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
U. S. Realty Investments (initial)
9-
9-
$1.75
profits
&
preferred
United
2
Fund—
50c
Taft
Class
Borax
4 Va %
7
9-
S.
10-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
—
1
& Canal Co.
Jersey RR.
securities
U.
(quar.)
common
from net investment
6c
4Va%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Sunshine Mining
7
8-
41V4C
(quar.)
2%%
Biscuits.
7%
65c
dividend
Syracuse
2
When
Share
Illuminating Co.,
preferred (quar.)
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5ya% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Sunset International Petroleum—
Sunshine
Per
Name of Company
25c
series
(quar.)
preferred
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
1951
Mid-Continent
4Va%
Holders
United
series A (quar.)
Propane Gas,
5.20%
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
2nd preferred
Suburban
Share
Company
Studebaker-Packard
.
shares,
out-
Volume
standing
as
194
compared
Number
6081
.
with. 1,684,574
shares
amortization
.
charges
The Commercial
.
outstanding
on
June
30,
in
1961
and Financial Chronicle
as
Taylor Fibre Co.—June Report—
I960.
Earnings
before
are
against $54,024 in
1960.
of
$81,388
The
.*
The
corporation has called a special meeting of stockholders in
York City for Aug. 23,
1961, to approve the merger of Universal
Finance Corp. Standard Financial will issue its new
$5.80 cumulative
first-half sales of $4,889,082 in 1960.
Company President Edward H. DaCosta
New
prior,
preferred
stock
in
exchange
for
Universal
Finance's
to
common
1
stock.
The preferred stock will be convertible
between 1963 and 1965
into shares of Standard Financial
Corp. common stock.—V. 193, p. 748.
Standard Kollsman Industries Inc.—6
James
the
O.
six
months
the
over
Burke,
1960.
Net
$1,377,714
income
set
the
as
proposed
date
R.
for
in
to
1961
for
increased
77
first six
to
cents
$51,745,707,
the
Follis
months
$1,615,967
Total
income
for
the
first
$1,000,316,000
with
stated
Oil
for
the
66
vs
cents
the
for
oil
crude
The
Canada;
to
half
first
tinuing emphasis
Indiana
8%
increase
1%
a
(Kentucky).
for
the
7
the
second
stockholders
entitled
See
Standard
N.
of
Oil
of
1961
of
U.
75%
3.
31,
lent
liquids,
volume
of
half,
to
better
increase
11%
a
first
due
California,
State Loan & Finance
the
close
receivable,
and
Volume
of
purchased,
'
June
30,
in
sales,
produc¬
ne„
and
«
month
Net
V
to
to
and
of
1961,
volume
*
2714.
p.
$140,520,847
This
is
at
June
30,
$12,477,836,
1961,
contracts
representing
9.75%
or
above
increase
period.
15%,
or
the
ago.-.
After
these
providing
earnings
for
equal
are
dividend
,
77 Va
to
cents
—V.
194,
52.
p.
year
to
*-•'
;;
cents
an
' !■
■;
.
30,
"•
.
Net
earnings
compared
were
of
with
reported
$21,916,000
$18,743,000
by: the
the
for
in
the
first
1960
six
months
period,
'
company.
of
the
increase
an
'
..
.
E.
applied
of
The
as
had
company
compared
192,
the
of
related
the
a
with
income
gross
&
six
months
F.
of
25
$3
>
:
as
Stone
cents
the
PROCEEDS—Net
company's
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
,
tronic
N.
Y.,
systems
and
headquarters
electronic
test
in
for
cent
of
note,
the
assemblies,- and -electronic
These
all
of
in
the
the
manufacture
company's
business
Government.
The
the
transistorization
of
toward miniaturization
mercial
to
its
test
required to
default under a
note-,
of
default
a
the
selling
equipment
of
net "sales
months
of
of
items
May 31,
and
net
test
V "
1961,
of
named
stock
(1.0
1961,
the
company
•
$1,962 payable
Outstanding
,$1,962
$1,962
e
consists
during
of
6%
a
chattel
537,000 shs.
July
1,
per
weeks
mortgage
1961.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
agreed, subject to the
ment,
set
to
opposite, .their
the
132,000
.
the company
respective
underwriters
shares offered,
'
any
-r
.
the
below
note
for
.."
have
severally
the underwriting agree¬
and
take
pay
for
■
'
2,000
'
.
Co.,
Inc
77,500
Stanley Heller & Co.—
—V.
193,
p.
39,500."
Amos
'
Treat & Co., Inc._
John H. Kaplan & Co
7,500
&
Co.,
Inc
&
Co.
Inc
Evans
A.
1,200
Sutro
1961
800
including
the
July
above,
9,
Co.—
the
then
54
by
193,
800
the
writers.
the
of
in¬
on
with
net
July
income
income
14
or
earnings
after
York
stock
common
Trust
and
preferred
Corp.—Common
will
taxes
for
share
is
the
for
engaged .primarily
electronic
the
in
electrochemical
and
the
the
ft> Doelz, "
Paul
man;
director
a
( and
A.
president
and
a
board
and
D.
respectively.
shares,
tary-treasurer,
15,000
H.
to
propose
Loran
Groner
3,000
shares held.—V.
6,000
and
1,600
and
192,
Jesse J.
shares,
stockholder
of
Holland, secre¬
respectively, of
Ry.—Earnings—
operating
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$354,802
$1,991,474
$2,128,348
249,513
258,293
1,593,801
1,587.391
$71,064
expenses-
rev.
from
ry.
operating
ry
194,
p.
ops.
inc.—
-
compared
revenues
same
with
a
flected in
1961
—V.
p.
194,
$465,966
amounted
period
$460,683
to
or
30
equal
cents
$2,606,162
to
a
30
share
compared
cents
in
per
$96,509
$397,673
$540,957
13,067
27,696
8,013
115,618
158.
the
with
1960
quarter.
$2,874,875
in
Net
the
year ago. Operations of Cincinnati Bowl Inc. are re¬
figures from its acquisition by the company on June 22.
52.
r
•
-
-<■•-=
...
.
.
Consolidated
.
•
-
of
any
net
amounted
1961
Chairman
Long,
such
increase
The
period
over
1961
of
income
to
of
the
company
for
first
the
six
months
$198,726,264, it was announced by Augustus C.
Board. These
earnings are the highest for
the ' company's
of $177,342,169
first-half
earnings
are
history
for
and
represent
a
12.1%
the first six months of 1960.
equal
to
'1
•
six-sevenths,
Kellogg
of
vegetable
company,
Spencer
oils
groups
the
and
Kellogg
meals
Con¬
August
offer, Textron was
necessity
of
issuing
the
offer
shares
and
Automotive,
are
tender
without
tender
share
a
share.
multi-industry
a
Agrochemicals.
product
of
Kellogg
the
at
was
were
last
tendered,
194,
price
a
of
of
able
any
$28
which
per
Textron
263.
p.
with
of
three
first
months
quarter
of
ended
this
June
30,
C.
year,
in
the
in
about
second
the
same
quarter
ratio
B.
which
was
"the
pattern
three
months
for
the
from
in
This
cents
18
—V.
to
months
23
the
with
the
compared
as
quarterly
192,
periods
indicated
in
months
of
ended
1961
ended
June
equal
a
March
31,
to
to
months
showed
1961
net
a
30, 1961 of $85,865,
shares outstanding.
with
and
three
increased
1961
Company
common
$39,013,
the
30|
1960.
Shovel
465,018
March. 31,
share,
Chemical
8
a
cents
share
a
in
profit of $106,914,
ended
June
30,
1960.
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
^
the six months ended June 30, 1961 totaled $2,242,755
29% over the $1,736,648 earned during the comparable
of
increase
months
on
net loss of
ended
a
three
Thew
June
1957.
p.
Thiokol
Earnings
a
three
ended
quarter
the
share
per
cents
the
the June
sales,
compared with
three
equal
in
$6,216,000
$6,561,000 in
taxes
to
by
trend."
profit after
equal
•
the
the
of
decline
a
year
said,
in
an
those
said.
gain
the
during
company
over
the
of
1960 period.
Net sales were $84,996,405 compared with net sales of
$83,361,675 during the first six months of 1960. Significantly, earnings
of $1,198,357 for the second quarter of
1961 were 15%
greater than
the
first
quarter
Thomas
earnings
of
Jefferson
$1,044,398.—V,
194,
p.
52.
Insurance
Co., Louisville, Ky.-~
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
mon
bri July 27|
company
shares'
to
$1)
(par
filed a Reg. A covering 63,750 com¬
offered at $4.70, through Stein Bros .&
1961
be
Louisville, "
Boyce,
The
proceeds
/
to
are
be
for
used
the
capital and
company's
paid-in
surplus.
:
income
or
Linen
A.
$3.22
a
share
compared
for
the
$5,232,000,
814,400,
$3.48
and
•
during
company
$2.66
per
share,
for
or
per
Chairman
the
outstanding
first
share,
the first half of
of
the
six
months
Andrew
Board
six months of 1961
compared with $6,President James
1960,
Heiskell
reported
to
stockholders.
Revenues
all
for
and
commissions
"The
more
were
ud
included
are
largely reflecting
Time
all
economic
orders
were
$144,821,000,
up
$1,869,000
discounts.
revenues
which
1960,
tically
first
the
comparable period in 1960, As is customary in all Time Inc.
statements,
net revenue totals are figured after deducting
the
financial
from
the
in
income
of
Textron,
other
1,027,699
12%
sales
"Though
Texaco Inc.—Six Months' Report—
share,
receive
Spencer
771,885 shares.—V.
or
Smythe
revenues
common
of
President,
from
from
Net
•
.»•>.
•
totaled
$320,577
operating revenue—
2,048,747
v
.
Time Inc.—Six Months' Report—
1961—Month—1960
Ry.
Ry.
will
each
provide
Textron's
contrasted
Net
Central
Tennessee
Net
to
sales
Net
1496.
p.
total
experienced
chair¬
Von
sell
for
success
Spencer
$7,262,000
Jenef, president, own 64,000, 75,000
and 25,000 shares, respectively; and they propose to sell 12,800, 15,000 and
underwriter),, and
the
of
stock.
gained
With
Kalmah,
:
"
special meetings on
approved the combination of the two companies.
had
This
corporation.
used
which C.
will
Textron's
result
Smythe,
development,
of
stock
general product group;
special
chemical
products,
reversal
•
shares bf common; stock,
shareholders
common
buy 75%,
1961
transfer
to
285,000
"
'
1 ,»*
•
$8,123,586
1,730,948
,
"
.
1961,
Kellogg,
A
Net
Registered—
apparatus
.„!>.<}
"
•
Thew Shovel Co.—June Report—
the
1961
design and production
as ground-to-air aids
navigation for commercial and military aircraft. Of the net proceeds
•from the company's sale of additional stook, $200,000 will be used to
discharge and pay in full outstanding bank borrowings, $123,000 to
purchase the plant in Wheeling, 111., now leased by the company, and
the balance for working capital.
>■
In ' addition
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding.
pany
383,495
•
.p
$6,712,039
the
on
by
of
■"
$1,321,407
369,036
••
28,
acquire
or
per
_
$1,227,639
inc—.
oper.
,
52..: : \ "
feeds,
2
$517,000
of
appointed
stock of
--
sixth
a
The
The-cdmpany reports, net .income for'the three months ended June
amounted
and
as
taxes
been
«*■"■■»
from ry. opers.
additional
was
Taft Broadcasting Co.—Quarterly Report—
1961
1
to
Corp.—Appointment—
has
k
'V
p.
its
Mr.
Co.
29,327,504
■-
sumer, Defense, Industrial and Textiles.
Snareholders of the two companies at
outstanding.
of
$37,451,090
26,665,452
acquisition
share.
after
cents
$33,377,491
4,790,219
V
animal
its
and
1961
1,
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$6,111,626
4,393,602
Textron
outstanding
shares
2,598,218
on
1961—Month—1960
$5,621,241
expenses,
produces
income
$628,000
company
ending
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue—
July
first.
New
50,485,271
$15,065,086 $16,939,990
430,375
1,788,543
2,900,834
oper.
Textron
with
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
amendment.
<l;
»The company
was
organized under Delaware law in June 1960 to
acquire (for $450,000 plus the assumption of all liabilities) the busi¬
ness and assets of an Illinois corporation of the same name.
The com-
;
296,134
ry.
49,706,029
acquisition
The
Jr.,
corporation of Wheeling and Exchange Roads, Wheeling, 111.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 8 covering 97,400
a
—V.
•30,
.On
of
1961
Frawley,
J.
results
1960
of
taxes
weeks
26
Communications
Bank
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$11,255,390 $11,281,283 $64,771,115 $67,425,261
52.
p.
Spencer
for
1834.
p.
to
report
RR.—Earnings—
shares.
Patrick
non-recurring
cents
the
oper.
York.
800
—
improvement
an
with
1960 of $288,000
stock
earnings,
1961—Month—1960
operating inc.—
railway
As
after
share
per
i960,
report
$2,728,162
rev.
with
800
1960.
the
over
year
the company moved into the Agrochemical field
of Spencer Kellogg and Sons,
Inc. of Buffalo, New
acquired the assets of Spencer Kellogg in exchange
for 1,038,821 shares of Textron common
stock, of which 771,885 shares
were
purchased by Textron
through a tender offer which expired
July 26 and the balance were from previously purchased treasury
800
Earnings before taxes
including non-recurring
compare
income
67.2%
Textron Inc.—Acquisition—
Earnings
9,
net
$2,567,725
—V.' 194,
800
Scribner-
Deane &
show
to
Officer.
1,
in
ops.
from
194,
Net
r*
forj 1961 include those for re¬
during the year arid not included in the 1960
cents
Orleans
3
Co
Northwest
&
reported
was
for
improvements
8,553,121
*
-
Singer,
Executive
net
New
&
rev.
ry.
Net
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Schwabacher & Co._—
taxes
TNP's
to
8,687,665
Railway
Railway
*800 X
Pacific
it
Months' Report—
increased
company
according to the company's mid
Texas & Pacific
'-1
&;Co.,
2,000
ending July
of
addition
'
Marache & Co._
ton
2,000
1960,
the
Period End. June 30—
1,200
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
L.
R.
of
$300,527,
shareowners.
—V.
2,000
Sons
&
2,000
Co..
before
shares
supplied
7,500
„
2051.
Co.—Six
earnings
of
expenses-
Inc.
-
2,000 "
all
Shares
.
Petroleum
half
total
a
operating
have
severally
following respec¬
the
Brown
Clement
2,800
Co.—
Period End. June 30—
J
National
52.
Ry.
of .common stock, of which 60,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and 37,400 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. Kalman & Co., Inc. heads the list of, under¬
taken.
are
.
Shares
Fialkov &
121,018
oper.
p.
revenue—
below
McDonnell
share. This compares
ended
for
This
filed
aggregate number of shares
Under .the underwriting
to
62,078
and
names.
committed
are
if
^
named
conditions of
terms and
purchase" from
forth
agreement
the
underwriters
18,168
Shares
2,800
ending July
1961,
noted
5,000
'
19,166
194,
operating
.
Authorized
•'v-
•-
$548,927
inc.
railway
1,200
made
54
Televiso
States
FINANCING
cents par1,000,000 shs.
Indebtedness
*Thiis
28,
1,155,786
stock:
Walston
&
subsidiaries
or
cents
agent
steps for
the trend
$38,747...,v
indebtedaies§__,-_Y_l_^;i-'_iL.?.
Common
Feb.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$385,534
Texas
use
net, income of $60,116. For the three
the company reports unaudited net sales
1
$86,083
Ry.
Granbery,
consolidated
Chemical
proprietary
as
ap¬
$78,240
subsid¬
1,200
$2,799,000.
Telephone
'
GIVING'EFFECT TO PRESENT
,Y,X~\>
..
with
first
575.
p.
note
Goodbody & Co._
Chief
weeks
28
Ltd.—V.
the military and com¬
within the next year
equipment
.
months .ended
income
CAPITALIZATION
♦Sundry,
five
conform
194,
highlighted the successful completion of 45% of the net wells drilled.
Drilling activity resulted in 4.5 net oil wells, and a .67 net gas con¬
densate well. Of these, 3.67 were discovery wells.—V.
191, p. 205.
pre¬
period includes earnings of $517,000 ($962,000 before taxes on income)
equivalent to 20 cents per share of non-recurring income in the form
of a special dividend from the company's English
affiliate, Technicolor
ot $827,923, and
ended
$5.63,185
the
to
plans
-
EARNINGS—For
<
had
also
take
1960.—V.
common
the
share,
per
from ry. opers.
rev.
First
shares
products in
products.
United
to
quarter
cents
1961—Month—1960
monthly,
(Canadian)
and principal.
stockholder
earnings continue
earnings
the
2,036,235
Substantially
the
of
year
18,846,180
earnings for
20
$1,744,713
under
Canadian
$591
interest
2,000
weeks
28
'
the: next
Electronics-
manufacturing
equipment.
agencies
,■
(
within
of electronic
markets.. Taffet
begin
with
is
'
,
contemplates
company
electronic
of
the
share
1,176,744
In
2,800
&
were
20
primarily in the communications field. A wholly-owned subsidiary,
Metal Specialty Produces
Corp., is engaged in fabricating sheet metal
required
second
as
same
Period End. June 30—
common
Inc.__
with
26
of
elec¬
for
on
was
$1,562,278
.
wholly-owned
Queens
components,
Based
194,788
for
1,206,400 shs.
is
company
mortgage
12,400
Co
acquisitions
As
partial
1960.
June 30, 1961, per
cents. Net income
$280,871
Net
earnings.
stock, at
Woodside,
to
184,569
§44,082
2,000
and
$962,000
stock.
equipment,
quarter
at
49
financial statement.
were $78,206,757 for
$74,352,137 reported at '
revenues
compared
$262,809
Texas
Alex.
Co.
company's
come
the
with
company,
manufactures
,
quarterly
operating
year
expenses-
—V.
Outstanding
$113,417
2,800
&
&
&
compared
of
financing will be used by the
company for the purchase of additional manufacturing and test equip¬
ment; expansion of the company's laboratory
facilities; further de¬
velopment of a proposed new line of test equipment; and leasehold
improvements to its present plant. The balance of the proceeds will
be added to working capital available for
general corporate purposes.
County,
52
Presi¬
revenue—
Net
Co
$1,405,000
common
about
to
up
Carpenter,
oper.
Net
per
Inc.-
Hammill &
Chairman
share, was made Aug. 9 by Failkov & Co., Inc.
Stanley Heller & Co. The offering marked the first1
of
increased
earnings
S.
March
Technicolor, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Electronics, Inc.—Common Offered—Public of¬
public sale
Orville
oper.
the
underwriters
the
Inc
duPont
&
The
per
and
the
regular
total
this
of
second
were
share
per
1961,
Railway
FINANCING
—
accrued
Smithers & Co..
S.
for
common
company's
that
Period End. June 30—
the
Net
Jackson
Anthony
Day
!
—V. 194,' p. 574.
$238,536,000 for the six mo.nths,
the comparable period last year.
fering of 132,000 shares of this firm's
of
I960
of
Texas Mexican Ry.- -Earnings—
equipment.
Co.—
&
Co.,
&
I.
The
Taffet
the
said
outstanding
of
bringing
months
2269.
p.
Corp.—Quarterly Report
quarter 'Operating revenues
1960
192,
stockholders.
quarter
proximately
systems
ended
to
PRESENT
TO
payments
against
Co.,
Tucker,
of
in
$228,432,000
end
half
Mamaro-
agencies
equivalent
1968
7%%
'
Shields
1038.
p.
second
six
of leases.—V.
include
quarterly and a
Realty Corp. constitutes
make
shares
Noyes
Shearson,
Sunray's
net
income,
after, preferred
dividends
and
taxes,
was
equivalent to- $1.13 per share of outstanding common stock,
including
about 9 cents
non-recurring capital gains, as compared with 95 cents
peiy share for the first half of last year.
—V.
in
Carpenter
the
note.
the
purchase from
Hutton
F:
17%,
.
company
currency.
Webber,
Hayden,
year,
of
told
first
Mr.
a
the acquisition
second
quarter
the
high-power
communication systems,
amount
to
Dodge
Francis
one
•
second
for
shares
complete
—
6%
Curtis
share.*
per
corporation's
over
dent,
as¬
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—June Report—
.
as
...
EFFECT
1,
Telecom
of
numbers
Paine,
12
requirements of
per
share on the
increase of 2V2
*.
.»/
ago;
and
in
2,000,000 shs.
the
mortgage
terms
are
Hemphill,
,
outstanding one
The
5%
and
expenses
cents
of
Shares
3,848,115. average'..number, of. ./.class
A, and. B
common
shares,
as
compared with 75 cents, per share on the 3,841,723 average number
of shares
of
required
Reynolds
prelerred.
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
r
income, tefter -provision for taxes^ was $3,202,227 on June
$100,410;s or 3%
over
net income
of
$3,101,818
$217,715,
tive
volume
in
plant
various
1969
service
the
guaranteed
at
mid-year
with $159,288,155 on June 30
of $24,375,847,
..
com¬
July 27, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 240,000
$1) to be offered at $1.25, without underwriting.
to be used for repayment of loans, general and
are
Eastern Transmission
Texas
Canadian
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
compared
as
the
is
1,
principal
mortgage
Clark,
receivable
for
25c)
(par
terms
$3,750
of
Nov.
company's
which
finance
which "is
year
the
§ Canadian
business,
loans
over
the
sales
to
$237,995,
were
GIVING
note
due
stock
Under
agreed
and
,
on
(par
proceeds
administrative
with net earnings of $381,961, equiva¬
For
the
1960
period,
net
sales
were
snare.
earnings
mortgage
1 Under
increases
show
to
guaranteed
and
Products
are
sales
net
per
net
the
of
sales
company's
mortgage note due Dec.
pay
193,
from
received
Railway
cents
and
Common
off
1441.
above.—V.
continued
and
contracts
1961<
the
to $4,975,000
subsidiary
con¬
a
$30,357,000,
were
p.
6%
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
half
earnings
x$183,664,002,'
reflecting an
year,
of
32
t 7 V2 %
previous year.
made
shares
The
A
—
account
Authorized
for
prices
dividends
share.
1960.
and
amounted
last
first
customers.
Loans
of
net
.
loans
totaled
316,190
at
the
period of any
same
to
of
Offered
the
components
Swearingen
primarily in Argentina
product
for
offices
communication.
radio
CAPITALIZATION
1960
was
with
sells
and
amounted
to
include
Corp., Palm Beach, Fla.—Files With SEC
corporation
capital
government.
1961
1960.
the
Materiel,
EARNINGS—Consolidated
$1,026,600,000, compared
was
offered
were
ranging up to 50,000 watts,
communication
receivers, and a variety
iary
At
Common
—
transmitters
About
1961
non-subsidiary companies in
the
amount
of
before income taxes.
Comparable dividends for tne first
were $68,449,311.—V.
194, p. 263.
1960
The
will receive none of the proceeds.
high-frequency
radio
(Ky.)—Proposed Sale—
Co.
Corp.
manufactures
Y.,
of 1960,
half of
foreign
Texam Oil
$9,338,955.
of
Co., Inc., New York City and
&
shares
company
neck,
for
second-quarter earnings
quarter of 1960.—V. 192,
Co.
of
30, 1961, net income was $90,585,with $80,029,118, or $1.32 a share
an increase of 13.2%.
first
the
19.
June
compared
quarter
for
and
Reporting
and
Standard Oil
record
of 50,000 shares of this firm's
BUSINESS—Technical
reduction."
cost
on
Standard's
from
year's
Materiel
50,000
$3,295,000
half
gas
in
half
selling stockholder, Ray H. dePasquale, President, and
Sept. 7, 1961, had been
stockholders to vote on the
shares.
natural
and
last
Kidder, Peabody
net
Comparing the 1961 first half with
"The improvement
in
earnings
refined products early in the
year; to
of
similar
$80,192,300
stock at $33.50 per share was made Aug. 9 through
mon
for
that
of
Company
said,
tion
exceed
secondary offering
from
share
per
(Indiana)—Six Months' Report—
of
earnings
business, and to
expenditures in research and development.
improvement in second-half proiits and said that,
economy continues its upward trend, sales for the year
general
radio
number
reduced
the
of
sociates.
meeting
consolidated
same
attributed
end
the
Earnings
ended
share,
a
some
Technical
were
about
on
plastics
$1.47
domestic
Earnings increased to
per share,
in the second quarter; compared with 1 cent in
the first thVee months, and June's incoming orders are
reported the
highest for any month this year.—V. 192, p. 1916.
earnings for the first six months
$74,177,000, up 14% from $64,887,000 for the first half
of 1960, President John E.
Swearingen reported.
Earnings were $2.07 per share, on an average of 35,770,573 out¬
standing shares, as compared with $1.81 per share in first-half 1960
of
the
three months
the
or
for
heavy
predicted
the
in
pressures
July
For
093,
cents
4
California—Acquis'n Meeting Date
Stanard
Standard Oil Co.
company's
to
Earnings
said Aug. 10 would be the date of record
vote at the meeting.—V.
193, p. 2714.
The
sales
1961
the
17%
1960.
He
to
if
2154.
p.
special
of
30,
He
Report
and
amounted
increased
amounted
193,
G.
a
acquisition
June
months
period
1961
year.—V.
Chairman
six
taxes
Standard Oil Co. of
Board
ended
$45,329,044 reported for
same
in
income
net
$2.93 a share for the same period of 1960, Mr.
Long said. The
figures are based upon shares outstanding prior to the two-for-one split
Texaco's capital stock which became effective
of
1960.
first
after
the
months
last
year
the
the
that
quarter
periods in
for
over
during
the first six
half
second
sales
increase
14%
in
and
comparable
Consolidated
a
President, reported
continued
should
Months'
price
severe
53
with
reported earnings for the first half of 1961 of $36,700,
per
common
share, after taxes and after meeting pre¬
ferred
dividend requirements. Earnings for the same period in
1960
were
$235,127 or 33 cents per common share.
Net sales were $4,662,229, down approximately 4%
from the record
company
cents
5
or
Proposed Merger—
-
(681)
Inc.
slightly,"
in
the
lower
publications
the
total
report
figure
noted,
were
"advertising
down
in
1961
advertising page volume for prac¬
and caused generally by adverse
conditions.
company's
still
magazines
behind
lag
favorable
the
climate will
operations."—V.
are
in
business
in
190, p. 2144.
due
a
strong
position.
Advertising
recovery, but we believe- that a
be reflected in the company's
course
54
(682)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Tishman Realty
Net
& Construction Co., Inc.—Apartment
six
Project Approved—
The
company
approved
to
and
has announced that the City ; Planning Commission
its plans for the development of a large new middlecooperative apartment house project at St. James Place and
Lafayette Avenue, adjacent to Pratt Institute,; Brooklyn^ N.. Y.
The project is unique in that it. is the first development under the
Limited-rProfit Housing Company law
(Mitchell-Lama) that will be
built on urban renewal land, and is part of the Pratt Institute Urban
Renewal Project. The sponsor of the over-all development is Willoughby
Walk,
Inc.,
which will also sponsor the middle-income
apartment
has
to
of
the
three building projects
$16,750,000. Tenant cooperators* cash investment
with estimated monthly carrying charges averaging
of
utilities.
Trans-Aire
bedroom
One
apartments
Trust
Company
has
stock
at
numbers
similar
a
Corp.—Additional
vice
of
to
shares
be purchased
-A'
by
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
owned
Watts
H.
Blair
Boettcher
George
&
Co
Johnston,
B. Bonbright
D.
Lazard Freres &
Bradford: &
Co._Aj.A_i_—
Burnham* &
&,Co._
Carreau
Chaplin,
W.
4,700
10,000
f-
McGuiness
Doolittle
&
Eastman
&
Lyons St Cq
& co._:_
St, C6.J1
F.
Eberstadt
A.
G.
&
Hayden,
Stone & Co
Hentz
&
Co.
&
—V.- 194,
Weeks
&
Securities
Humphrey
-
The
corporation
Naftalin &
The
July
on
to
Collins
E.
4,000
Go
Towbin
&
Unterberg,
Wash.,
Witter &
12,000
Co.—
4,700
12,000
U.
S.
The
and
operate
five
cent
filed
1961
Reg.
a
Files
v
completion
penses.—V.
on
July
14,
properties.
of which
rale.
this
from
company
this
for
194,
financing,
the
at
$1.15,
260,000
through
Paulsen
422
1958
Capitalization
will
estimated
of
debt
consists
This
o!
company
statement
ticipations
in
20,000
shares
thereto.—V.
the
of
for
will
general
be
by
used
mining
ex¬
income
share
a
in
North Wabash Ave., Chicago, filed a registra¬
SEC on Aug.
7, covering $800,000 of par¬
Employees Stock Purchase Incentive
Plan
and
stock
which
be
may
acquired
pursuant
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
the
of
159,000, an
quarter of
been
net1 cost
corporation for the second quarter of 1961 were $383,increase of 5%
over
sales of $364,299,000 in the first
this year. Earnings were up 6% to $35,671,000, or $1.19
share, from, the $33,724,000, or $1.12 a share; earned in this
year's first quarter, according to Morse G. Dial, Chairman and Chief
Officer,
the
Sales
in
341,000
in
lower
second
the
the
than
quarter of
1961
were
2%
better than
the
second quarter cf i960. Earnings, however, were 9%
$39,100,000,. or $1.20 per share, earned in the second
of I960. Thus, while the sales level reflects a pickup in the
economy,
earnin-s continue to experience the cost-price squeeze.
Sales
for
below
first
cline
half
of
the
15%
period in
first
six months
record sales
of-1931
193, p.
Union Finance
The-
class
A
to
from,.$81,192,090,
I960.—V.
$69
or
year
a
$2.70
amounted to $747 458 000
year
395,000,
per
ago.
Net income
$2.31
for
per
1495.
results
net
than
income
sale
a
"An
in
Corp., Tampa, Fla.—Files With SEC—
on
to: be
used
for
working capital.
(
registrar
of
the
C.—Files
Commission—
1961
.
.
.
above.—V.
Ltd.,
Nickel Mines
corporation
for
the
the
reported
first
192,
p..
845.
six
income
net
months
of
This
is
A';
or 81 cents per,
increase of .76%
$978,365
of
1961.
an
period. Revenues during the half dropped to $23,323,716
1960
$30,480,351
The
ago.—V.
year
a
193,
957.
p.
: .j
.
.,
j.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
has called for redemption on Oct. 31, 1961, through'
of the sinking fund, 3,750 shares of its. 6%% ' 'cumulative 1
stock-(pair $100) at $100 per share, pi s accrued dividends
of 53 cents per share, from Oct. 1, 1961.—V, 193, p.^1946..*
;
.'VJ: 'y
\ •bv.-i'.-v/- tu >!»'£«*.'
'.** ; j'
common
company
operation
263.
p.
27,
preferred
,
Quarterly Report—
during
did
the
quarter
second
to
soared
63%
Watson Electronics & Engineering Co., Inc.,
■
the
sales,
,
Arlington,
the
second
Ind.,
$1:34
were
losses
by
The
share
a
whereas
the
in
these
1961
reduction
six
program
months
which
stock,
common
period
has
gain
Tne
1961
$1.13
total
fraction
a
of
1960.
of
1960.
Consolidated
For
This
decline
of
26%,
was
a
of
last
year
rose
to
$254,491,385
7%
United
for
year.—V.
the
the
from
States
first
six
months
$510,188,647
193,
p.
the
this
of
reported
for
For
Steel
million.
lion,
a
return of 5.8%
million, or a return
six
Income
the
for
first
on
sales,
months
of
I960:—V.
of
193,
six
months
which
of
1961.
was
with
compares
sales,
on
reported
The company reported that its net income for
*'1961- increased 6%
over
the same period of 1960.
the
'
plus
mil¬
$91
gross
net
$619,943,.
was
period
revenues
was $632,010,
$41,901,699.—V.
income
revenue
Fibreglass
of
was
were
equal to 15 cents
194, p. 363.
v
Corp.—Acquisition—
Ohio
announced
was
to
,
Inc.
by Edward
by
S.
corporation in
Reddig, President.
the
a.
stock
■
,
•
and
industrial
research
ponents,
The
corporation showed a 78.4% increase in sales and an 18.4%
for the. six months ending June 30 compared with the
same ppriod of I960, it was announced
by Francis S. Levien, President.
Sales and earnings for the second quarter also rose.
he
uses.
Fibreglass Ohio facility with Apex operations will
production facilities and. a broader product line,"
newly-acquired- company has achieved consid°rdevelopment progress
in many fibre-glass com¬
added.—V. 192, p. 254.
provide expanded
Reddig explained.
able
•
diversified line of tanks, containers and material handling units'
a
"Correlation of the
A
production
Reddig,
automotive
for
of
first
the
Universal American. Carp.—Six Months' Report—
The
and
rise in earnings
Wood Manufacturing
With
months, including share of joint venture snlns,
rose from $26,195;000 to $46,741,000. Earnings increased from $541,800
in 1960 to $641,500, a rise of 18.4%. Earftings per. share on 3,612,108
shares
amounted
13
to
3,254,283 shares in
on
the
second
cents
this
against
year
17; cents
The
share
per
corporation
1960.
&
The
and
Co., Inc., Conway, Ark.
—
Files
Exchange Commission-—
against nine cents per share
1734.
on
fewer
shares last year.—V.
proceeds
Wurlitzer
R.
193,
C.
(April,
a
of
$79,427 or
cents
be
President,
June)
ago.
-V.,
■
used
for
.
working
purchase
cents
9
191,
announced
that
loss tor the
889,817 scares,
and
share
per
repayment
of
construction.
-
sales
down
f»>r th» first ou"rtcr
11%
from
the
same
was $157 210. e 'ual
compared with net earning^
886.738 shares for the tame period
net
on
*
capital,
land
of
$6,670,360,
were
The
share
per
year.—V.
1961 filed a Reg. A covering 250,000.
to be offered at $1.15, through J, P.*
-
advertising,
and
18
last
24,
cents)
Co.—Quarterly Report—
year
to
Universal Electronics, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
25
to
are
Rolfing.
May
peiiod
July
on
(par
Co., Minneapolis.
equipment,
loans,
quarter
year
shares
common
Penn
of this year, net sales, including joint
venture sales, were $26,868,000, an increase of 89.5 %
over the $14,»
178.000 total for the s?.me period a year ago. Net income rose 29.3%
from $278,200 to $359,700. This represented
10 cents per share this
p.
Securities
for, the'six
The
corporation
shares
common
jen
&
Bayliss,
Universal
see
Standard
on
(par
St.
of
27,
1961
filed
a
Reg.
A
covering
on
quarter
550.
p.
Yale & Towne
213,000
to be offered at $1.15, through Brandt-
company
earned a profit of $2,069,706, 'or 92c per average
during the first six months of 1961. This compares with a net
profit of $2,794,079, or $1.25 per share during <he first half of I960;
it is reported
in the six month Interim ..Financial. Report by Gordon
Patterson, president.
share,
Finance Corp.—Proposed MergerFinancial Corp,
above.—V.
190,
p.
Silvers
Co.—Units
405.
Offered—Pursuant
to
net 1 sales
Each
ness
of
in
principal
consists
unit
250
of
of
shares
25
cent
the
Nevada
the
company
company
Jan.
on
State
of
(statutory)
for mining expenses.
was
4, 1920.
California
office
is
organized
The
on
c/o
company
June
Nevada
13,
the
1960.
Agency
The
&
company's
Trust
Co.,
2
six
first
reflect
months
half
sales
of
sales
at
1961.—V.
net
1961
the
company,
of
of
192,
p.
a
leading
producer-
of
lock and hardware products, during
$66,988,007. This compares with
totaled
$72,463,436,
which have been
dealers'
discount,
the method
.
1536..
jj
.%V
j.J
restated
to
adopted. in
v
(
'
'-1
'
Youuker Brothers, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—rAug.
i
1961 it was reported that $5,000,000 of this firm's
promissory notea due June 1, 1981, had been" sold
privately through A. G. Becker - & Co., Inc., Chicago.
—V. 186, p. 2802.
;
7,
laws
of the
qualified to do busi¬
under
1960
first
January
par
stock. Net proceeds, estimated at $236,000, will
by the
of
materials handling equipment and
a
July 7, 1961, offering circular the company offered with¬
out underwriting 236 units of its securities at $l,00b per
unit.
Manufacturing Co.—First Half Results
The
r"
Consolidated
State
half
July
10 cents)
Paul.
BUSINESS=--T'he
first
19^1 net income
for this
30.
Gross
capabilities of the company will
be combined with those of White's Apex Reinforced Fibre-Glass Di¬
vision,
a
m.ajor producer of filament-wound pressure
bottles and
centrhugally-molded tanks for military and commercial applications,
According
income
for
1960
year
and
Acquisition
1835.
p.
full
transaction
six
8.8%
to
: jj. *'■
White Sewing Machine
were
1603.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
or
'
si:; mcinths amounted to $22,stockholders for the period.
the
for
report
share.
a
.
.
second
first
Roger M. Blough, Chairman, announced that income for the second
of 1961 was $59 million, or a return of 6.8%
on
sales of
$869.1
the
share,
per
were
year
the
cents
,
Comparative figures for the corresponding, periods of the preceding
are unavailable as the company was then privately owned.
quarter
$193.5
14
the
•'
niu-uhs ended June 30,
equal to
19 cents a
stock.
common
revenue
to
s.x
$8?8 F41,
months ended June
three
to
of
Hie
ior
was
year
from
They
shares
gross,
according
the
that
income
net
$12,413,070. '
$2.77
.
Sales
off
this
used to meet current liabilities, acquire
and office facilities, and equipment and
be
announced
4,429,593
on
258,660,
or
or
of $219,550,530, an increase of 16%
.1%. of the $256,089,046 registered in
of
corporation
consolidated
share
progessively
$18,505,198
'
;
1961
(Del E.) Webb Corp.—Six Months' Report—
I960,
$13,703,327
was
with
compared
in
quarter
same
1961
of
to
are
laboratory
capital.
working
equal
first
'
•
25,
manufacturing,
for
special:
and
proceeds
July
on
^
quarter
non-recurring
a
Without
plant.
corporation
filed a Reg .A covering 75,000
common shares
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $4, through HoJgdon &'
Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.
'* '■■
notably in May and June, contributed im¬
improvement in second quarter earnings as
cost
the
second
quarter
within
in
The
reported.
in
first
of
the
for
Vila
augmented
Wayne,
results
sharp
for
share
a
share
a
Va.—Files With SEC—
effective."
more
share
a
in
the
income
Net
$1.26
foreign, exchange
was
Fort
company-wide
a
become
and
by
Income
the
quarter
increase
portantly
be used
Union Tank Car Co.—Six Months' Report—
SEC
I
I960.
common
are
July
on
Falconbridge
The
j;j. ;; ■
operations during the second quarter were even
figures show," Mr. Vila said. "Second quarter
reduced
net
of
second
share
final
was
quarter
the
credits,
a
quarter,
from
the
Universal
derwriting.
The, proceeds
the
to
uppnea
Vitro Corp. of America—Six Months' Report—
_
company
first
the
share
a de¬
share, for the comparable
or
July 24,J 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 14,000
shares (par $l).to be offered at $10.50, without un¬
corporation
common
the
of
of $771,643 000
amounted
Bank Loans—
..as
$376,-
quarter
3%
oi.au,
Ventures Ltd.—Proposed Merger—
per
Executive
corporation
See
Corp.—Appointment—
appointed
194,
,
.
the
1960.
"Our
For
844.
p.
Union Carbide
Sales
has
Co.
„
of
the
Net* sales
the
common
192,
City,
.
first quarter and came within a fraction of equaling the
quarter of last year, George R. Vila, President, reported.
*
Second quarter profit totaled $8,498,409, compared witli $5,204,918
in the preceding three months and $8,557,312 a year earlier. It was
equal to $1.25 a share, of common stock, compared with 68 cents
upon
ill
with
Lake
.
5,000,000
of
outstanding
be
$60,000
at
and
Spokane,
explore, develop
Building,
acquire,
to
3,485,944
repayment
Salt
the
filed a Reg. A covering 70,588
common
shares
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $4.25, through H. P.
Black & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.
j,
;j
j j
The proceeds
are to
be used for repayment of loans, equipment,
expansion and a new building.
w
■
<
the
$474,041,915,
TruaxrTraer Coal Co.—Files Stock Plan—
tion
reflect
year
Chemical
&
Trust
corporation.—V.
,
Sales
53.
p.
this
for
United States Rubber Co
quarter
shares,
of
Proceeds
the
Plastic
the
of
Net
Mr.
covering
A
be ^offered
to
mining
par
earnings
Irving
stock
4,700
Smith St Co._
Minneapolis, Minn,
is
of
under
Vulcan Materials
7,ooo;
—
Dean
address
whose
p.
With Securities and Exchange
Co.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant
organizea
was
Stock
from
a
July 25, 1961 offering circular, the company offered
to residents of the State of Washington only, 400,000
shares of its capital stock at 15$ per share. No under¬
writing was involved.
company,
Investing, a diversified
Exchange.—-V. 194,
&
American
the
•
33
Holding Company Act authorizing it to issue
and sell
to banks
an
aggregate of $24,000,000 of promissory notes
during the period ending Sept. 11,
1962; -and the Commission has
issued an order
giving interested persons until Aug. 28, to request
a
hearing thereon.
The borrowed
funds would be used to prepay
$5,000,000 of bank notes and to finance,
in part, the, construction
programs
of the company and its
subsidiaries for 1961 and 1962,
which is estimated to require about $48,500,000.—V. 192, p, 1443.
over
a
The
Improvement
on
194,
company
order
an
Hugo
months
Mining
for
share
from
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Triton
I
consumer
products advertising of eight cents per
quarter and 29 cents per share for the nine months,"
Riemer, cofnpany President, pointed out.—V. 193, p. 243.
second
& Boyce__
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co.
24,
listed
to
years.—V.
This
the
4,000
Bros.
.—
Co.
(par
five cents)
Co., Inc., Minneapolis.
&
.v;
additional
7,000 *
4,700
Co.
Weriheim St CO—
shares
common
United
of
President, said that while sales -for the
6.4%, earnings remained substantially the
cents per share for the second quarter of
576.
up
equal
1960,
as
Upjohn,
were
Utah Power & Light Co.—Proposed
Dreferred
lower
better
C.
Inc.,
of
than
the
for
for
of
:
&
Exchange Commission—
and
..
Gifford
quarter
share
6,000
4,000
Inc
Zuckerman,
L Tri-State Displays,
•v..,-
'
E.
taxes
$1.93
With
1960.
subsidiary
owned
announced.
1960
$78,628,000.
second
after
Scherck, Richter Co.—__
Silberberg & Co—
12,000
for
corporation
Stein
575.
p.
Robinson
10,400
2,500
Co._
2,500
—
Hornblower
Marqusee,
•
increase
2.8%
same
The
after
"The
4,000
4,700
Co.
same
reported sales of $49,929,678 and net income of
nine months ended June 30, 1961.
Earnings were
dividend requirements, j to 98 cents per share
on 4,209,045
common shares outstanding.
For
the nine months ended June 30,. 1960,
the company reported
sales of $51,203,881 and. net income of $5,394,190, or $1.17 per share
on
the 4,194,515 common shares then outstanding.
jA;-:
For
the latest
quarter, sales were $17,091,510 against $18,578,174
for
the comparable period
in 1960 and earnings, $1,840,399, or 40
cents per share compared to $2,095,269, equal to 46 cents per share
for the same period a year ago.
*4 700
*4,700
7,000
Rosenthal,
12,000
10,400
96.4%
a
;
'
second
Trubee,
I Inc.
The
equal,
over
The
6,000
Deetjen & Co—
Harriman
Ripley
St Co.,
«2,5Q0VH
Inc.
10,400
7,000
Co
Edwards & Sons
Emanuel,
E.
company
$4,573,117,
7,000
Reynolds St Co., Inc
Rittmaster, Voisin St
12,000
Co.,
/
Universal
in net sales for the first six months of 1961 over
period was reported for the company. Six months sales
Earnings for the period-of $10,055,000 were down
4.3%, amounting to 72 cents a common share as compared to 75 cents
A
both
Title
A
of
.
totaled
Subsidiary
—
acquired*, a controlling interest in the company's
portion of these Texas residents are on the Board
Silvers Co. at the present time.—V.
193,
residents
stock,
750.
the
1961
Report—
2,500
Co.,
Co
Corp.
•
were
Upjohn Go.—Six Months' Report—
1960.
first
mining, and milling of cinnabar
is derived. The company's operaconcentrated primarily in the
the
formation
Vending International, Inc., Washington, D.
:
Union Se¬
Dillon,
curities
12,000
7,000
.
Miller
Miller
6.000
Co
of
the
its
Directors
p
United States Borax & Chemical Corp.—Nine Months'
10,400
2,500
7,000
Co.,
Inc.
half
for
of
two
subsidiary
estate
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard St Co.,
2,500
4,700
4,000
first
Texas
capital
12,000
—
Newburgqr St Co.
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc
4,700
Co.
L.
id
Mead
{.
&
Chapman, Howe St Co
Common, Dann & Co
Cooley & Co
Dempsey - Tegeler
&
Co
Lunt & Co
D.
S.
7,000
the
to
quicksilver
or
time of
Vista
same
&
John
these
of
for
4,700
Co.
Higginson Corp.
Lehman Brothers
Loewi & Co., Inc
&
Co
&
Lee
4,700
C.
7,000
Lemon
7,000
Co.
for
revenues
mercury
the
575.
p.
2,500
4,700
St Co
&
Co.
Hill
number
Shares
41,250;
4,700
Stearns & Co.
Baker,
H.
respective
Investm'nt Corp. of Norfolk
Janney, Battles & E. W.
Clark, Inc.
41,250
Co.
Bear,
J.
the
and
chairman
real
each of * taem are as follows:
&
operating
at
of
leading New York State title insurance com¬
panies, under the new name Guaranteed Title Co., became effective
Aug. 3, 1961 following approval by stockholders and directors of both
companies and by
the Department of Insurance
of the
State of
New York,
Mr. Marqusee said.
Mr. Marqusee said the merged company would continue
as a
97%
Financ¬
Shares
Carl
D.
underwriters
several
the
restatement
Mortgage
Merger
stockholders.
of
the
Improvement & Investing, has acquired for cash more
of the stock of Guaranteed
Title
St
Mortgage Co.,
UI
97%
selling stockholders and certain other stockholders of the com¬
have agreed that for a period of 120 days after Aug. 3, 1961,
they will not, without the consent of the representatives of 'the under¬
writers, sell or otherwise dispose of any shares of common stock of
the company other than those offered hereunder and shares disposed
of by gift to donees who agree to bo bound by the foregoing restriction
in the same manner as it applies to: the selling stockholders and such
names
for
compared with $1.26
president, reported to
Parkes,
United
The
The
subsidiaries
and
share,
per
Ed
400 Montgomery
Mining District of Pershing County, Nevada, centered
around the mining community of Unionville, Nevada.
In 1924 Uni¬
versal Silvers acquired a group of claims in the Washington Mining
District
located
in
Nevada County,
California, commonly known as
the "Treasure Box Claims".
The records of the company are incon¬
clusive with respect -to any great amount of corporate activity be-»
tween the years 1924 and 1957.
During the period, 1957-1959^ a group
Merger Effective—
pany,
other
corporation
$1.30
which
Dr.
to purchase from the selling stockholders the respec¬
shares of class B common stock set forth below.
of
the
were
United Improvement & Investing
writers, represented by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades St Co. and Bear, Stearns
St Co.,
have agreed r severally, subject to the terms and conditions
tive
of
1961
and
was
work, preliminary
from
Buena
six. months of
amounted to $197,250,141 as compared with $201,041,875 for the
period of 1960.—V. 192, p. 2658.
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several under¬
forth,
of
offices at 4234 Richmond Ave.,
St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
with business
Nev.,
Tex.,
company
opment
.
not
Consolidated
Aug. 4 of 400,000 shares of this firm's class B stock:
$12.50 per share. Additional financing details follow:
therein set
;
a
over
will
ing Details—Our issue of Aug. 7, 1961 reported the sale
on
:
r
Reno,
27,
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
organized to operate; and is engaged, primarily
In
the general business of mining and necessarily related activities,
with special emphasis at the present time op- exploration and, devel¬
increase of 4 cents per share in earnings, Parkes pointed out,
reflect the true improvement. The 1961 figures are distorted
$2.6 million entry covering, a rate refund in Mississippi in June.
This was included in 1961 although the greater portion is applicable
to prior years. Partially offsetting this entry was $588,000 in income
tax refunds applicable to prior years. A restatement of earnings for
the first half of 1960 and 1961 to reflect only those portions ox rate
and
tax refunds
applicable to such periods shows that this year's
six-months' earnings would be $1.33 per share, up 8 cents per share
appointed co-registrar for the
the corporation.—V. 194, p. 575.
Television
Transcontinent
The
The
by
oeen
of
earnings
months
six
does
appointed registrar of the common stock
p. 362.
preferred
convertible
Houston
Gas Corp.—June Report-
Lawyers
Bankers
Ryland St.,
shareholders.
Transamerica Corp.—Appointment—
m/2%
j
$48,712,620, down from the $55,059,348 sales
194, p,. 53.
V !
1960.—V.
of
share for the first half of 1960,
per
Electronics, Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co. has been
of the corporation.—V. 194,
on
j'j
were
first half
consolidated
first
$485,
average
the
United
$21.95 per room,
start at $63 per
njonth, two bedroom apartments at $95 and three bedroom apartments
at $132.—V. 194, p. 53.
exclusive
on
tions
approximately
is
will
per
the half
as compared with $3,844,255 in the
first
both periods, these figures were equiVa-'
the 3,550,986 shares presently outstanding
the 3,526,486 shares outstanding a year
For
year.
share
share
'
during
which Tishman Realty will build. Construction is sched¬
uled to begin in the fall of 1961 for completion by, spring of 1962.
.To be known as University Terrace^ the project will-consist of three
24-story tower buildings containing a total of 978 apartments. Each
building, will be substantially, similar in overall size and-design and
each will be owned by a separate Limited-Profit Housing Company.
Plans also provide for a shopping area to be developed on the site
which will be privately owned, and financed.
cost
last
per
$1.09
for
Sales
house project
estimated
$4,086,081
was
$1.15
ago.
income
The
income
months, of
lent
.
.
*5%
Volume 194
Number 6081
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(683)
55 '
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Carbon
Warrant
J.
Hill, Ala.
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$100,000 school building warrants
was sold to
Sterne, Agee & Leach,
as 5s,
4V2S and 4.60s, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
Devine & Co.; Northern Trust las; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Tahnage
Co., ,of.Chicago; Drexel-• & Co.; & Co,, and William S. Morris 8c
Bear,, Stearns & CO.; Mercantile Co,'
-'v
- ;
Trust Co., of St. Louis; Blair &
CALIFORNIA
Co., Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Clark, Chatter Oak% Unified School Dist.,
Dodge 8c CO.; Dick & MerleLos Angeles County, Calif.
Smith;
Kean,
Taylor
&
Co.;
Bond Sale—The $55,000 school
4.56%.
Roosevelt & Cross; Spencer Trask
building election 1959, series C
Cleburne County (P. Ot
& Co.; Wells & Christenseri, Inc.;
Heflin),
bonds offered on Aug; 8-^-v. 194,
*■
'
Alabama*
"A,
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Free¬ p. 364—were awarded to Dean
Warrant Sale
An issue of man & Co.; A. Webster Dougherty>
Witter & Co., as 4%s; at a price
$100,000 state gasoline tax antici¬ & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; of
100.72, a basis of about 4.17%.
pation revenue warrants was sold Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Earlimart School District, Tulare
to Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo
Republic National Bank in Dal¬
as 3%s.
'
"A r
County, Calif.
\yv- las; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Talmage
'*■
Bond Sale^—The $160,000 school
& Co., and William S. Morris &
Coffee County Board of *
bonds offered on Aug, 8—v. 194,
Co.
A
y.
Education, Ala.
p. 577—were awarded to The Se¬
Additional Sale
The $750,000
Warrant
Sale
An
issue
of
curity-First National Bank of Los
$30,000 capital outlay school war¬ telephone revenue bonds offered
Angeles, at a price of 100.0006, a
rants was sold to Hugo Marx & at the same time were awarded to
net interest cost of about 3.93%,
a
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., as 278s.
'
as follows:
Co., and Foster & Marshall, at a
Daleville, Ala. <
price of 100.046, a net interest cost $26,000 as 5s. Due on Aug. 8 from
Bond Offering—Mrs. W. C.
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Wall, of about 4.32%, as follows:
Jr.,
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
32,000 as 3V2S.
Due on Aug. 8
$500,000 as 4V4S. Due on Sept. 1
sealed bids until 7:15 p.m. (CST)
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
On Aug. 21 for the purchase of
42,000 as 3%s.
Due on Aug. 8
250,000 as 4.40s.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
$133,000 water works system rev¬
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
enue bonds. Dated April
1, 1961
60,000 as 4s. Due on Aug. 8 from
Other members of the syndicate
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1991
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
;
.
.•
..
—
,
—
—
were
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Chemical
follows:
as
'
White, Weld 8c Co.; B. J. Van
Bank New York Trust Company, Ingen & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.;
in New York City.
Legality ap¬ Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
proved by Bradleys Arant, All & Smith Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
& Co.; Wertheirq & Co.; Dominick
Rose, of Birmingham.;
&
Dominick; Gregory & Sons;
(A-O)
'
Enterprise
Board,
Wat er works
Alabama
Wm.
"
•
Bond
first
Sale—Ah issue of $76,000
revenue, series A
sold to Thornton, Mohr,
mortgage
bonds
was
Parish &
Gauntt, at 3%s and 4s.
Mobile, Ala.,
A
•
Bond Sale—The
$8,000,000 audi¬
hospital limited tax
on Aug. 8—v. 194,
p. 472:—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Smith, Barney &
Co., at a price of 100.0135.
torium
bonds
and
offered
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: White Weld &
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; DomFrancis I. du-
inick & Dominick;
Pont & Co.; Ira
Haupt
&
Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; F. S. Moseley
&
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; First of
Michigan Corporation; Reynolds &
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Julien Col¬
lins & Co.; Collins & Co.; Com¬
merce Trust Company, of Kansas
City; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
De Hoven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Dorsey & Co., Inc.; Interstate Se¬
curities Corp.; McCormick & Co.;
Mullahey, Wells & Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood; W. L. Lyons
& Co.; J. Cliff Rahel & Co., arid
Howard C. Traywick & Co.
Muscle
■:
Warrant
Williams
Sale
—
Co., Inc.; Schwabacher &
Nicolaris & Cor, F.
Brittain
&
Kennedy
Town-
Co.;
send, Dabney & Tyson; Boettcher
& Co.; Courts & Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Hayden, Miller
&
R. D.
McDonnell & Co.,
Co.;
White &. Co.; Stranahan, Harris
Mayer;
&
Seasongood
Co.;
&
Ray
issue
sewer
Anchorage Independent Sch^ Dist.,
Alaska
B
Sale
d
The
$3,500,000
school bonds offered on Aug. 8—
v.
194, p. 472—were awarded to
a syndicate headed by the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York,
at a price of 100.0028, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.24%, as follows:
o n
—
as 3s.
Due on Sept.
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive
$355,000
425,000
3V2S, Due
as
Sept.
on
1
315,000
as
170,000
to
1
33/4s.
Due
Sept. 1,
on
4s.
as
i97i,
1
565,000
Due
' a,
;
as
Sept.
on
Due
4.10s.
1,
A:
on
Sent. 1
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
645,000 as 4.20s.
from 1975 to
1,025,000
1
mortgage
as
Due
on
Sept. 1
1977 inclusive.
4J/4S.
Due
from 1978 to 1981
on
Sept.
inclusive.
-
bonds offered
July 11
J—v.
194, p
160—were awarded
to Hugo Marx & Co., and Berney
Perry & Co.- Inc., jointly, as 4s,
33/4s and 3%s, at a price of 99:50,
revenue
a
on
net interest cost of about 3.87%.
ALASKA
Anchorage, Alaska
Bond
offered
Sale—The$3,336,000bonds
Aug. 8—v. 194, p. 364
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York.
on
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler; C.
/
The
on
$12,000 school1 bonds offered
Aug. 8—v. 194,
364 — were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., as 4%s, at a price
of 100.29, a basis of about 4.20%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Harriman
Inc.;
C.
J. Devine & Co.; Northern Trust
Co.
of Chicago;
Drexel & Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Mercantile
Trust Co. of St. Louis; Blair &
&
Co., Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
Dick
&
Salomon
Ripley
Brothers
&
&
Co.,
Hutzler;
Merle-Smith; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross; Spencer Trask
& Co.; Wells & Christensen, Inc.;
Ellis
& Anderson; Free¬
man & Co.; A. Webster Dougherty
& Co.; Cranberry, Marache & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Republic National Bank, in Dal¬
Green,
364
p.
Aug. 1—v. 194,
awarded to Hill
on
were
—
Richards & Co.
Placer Hills Union' School District; ,
Placer County, Calif*
Bond Offering—Lillian. Rechen*
Mt. Diablo Unified School District,
"/ Contra Costa County, Calif *
Bond
Sale — The $1,415,000
macher;
ceive
•
County Clerk,
bids
sealed
at
will
re*',
office-
her
in
Auburn, until 10 am. (Califs
school^ series B bonds offered on
Aug. 8 — v. 194, p. 472 — were DST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
of $50,000' school, series B 1960
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N. T. & S. bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1981 in*
A.,.-of San Francisco, at a price
Principal
arid
interest
of 100.005, a net interest cost oi elusive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
about 3.60%, as follows:
office. Legality approved by Or¬
$560,000 as 5s.
Due on Sept. 1 rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
cliffe, of San Francisco*
420,000 as 3^s.
Due on Sept. 1
Pomona Unified School District,
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Los Angeles County, Calif.
360,000 as 3%s.
Due on Sept. 1
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school"
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
election 1959, series E bonds of*
75,000 as Is. Due on Sept. 1,1981.
fered on Aug. 1—v. 194, p. 364—•
Other members of the syndicate were awarded to The Bank of!
were as follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.;
America N. T. & S. A., of San
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Francisco, as 3V2S, at a price of
Chicago; C. J. Devine & CO.; J. 101.23, a basis of about 3.37%.
Barth & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Rich-Mar Union School District,
Stone
8t
Youngberg; Taylor &
San Diego County, Calif.
Fullerton School District,
Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
'
Orange Coixnty, Calif.
Stern; Irving Lundborg & Co:; V Bond Offering — R. B. James,
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace, Shuman, Agnew & Co., and C. County Clerk, will receive, sealed '
bids at his office in San Diego,
County Clerk, will receive sealed N. White & Co.
until 10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST) on!
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
Newcastle School District?
of $97,—
- . Aug. 22 for the purchase
until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on Aug.
Placer County, Calif* ,
000 1959 school, j5eries (C unlim¬
15 for the purchase of $825,000
ited tax bonds. Dated Oct1,1, 1961.
building election 1960, series B
Bond Offering — L.
JRechenr Due on 'Oct; 1 from 1966 to 1985
unlimited tax bonds, Dated Sept.
macher, County Clerk," will re¬ inclusive.
Principal and interest
15, 1961. Due on Sept. 15 from ceive sealed bids at his office ir
(A-O)1 payable at the County
1963 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
Auburn, until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST) Treasurer's office*
Legality ap¬
and interest (M-S) payable at the on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
County Treasurer's-office. Legal¬ $105,000 school 1961, series A un¬ proved by Orirck, Dahlquist, Her¬
ity approved by O'Melveny & limited tax bonds. Dated Sept. 1. rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran*cisco.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to
San Clemente School District, 1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Grossmont Union High Sch. Dist.,
Orange County, Calif*
terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
Bond
Sale — The $1,590,000 County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
,
.
♦
*
.
as 3 V4S.
Due on Sept.
.from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
230,000
190,000
as
1
Due on Sept. 1,
3%s.
1971 and 1972.
600,000
as
3%s.
awarded
as 4s.
Due on Sept.
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Other members of the
1
The
&
S.
Bank
A,, of
of
Sar.
Union School District:
Sonoma County,
Bond
Sale—The
Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
election
series B bonds offered on Aug. 1
was sold to Hill Richards & Co.
Dated Aug, 1,1961. Due on Aug.
1
from
1962 to
1977
inclusive.
1961
bonds
offered
on
— v.
194, p. 577 — were
awarded to The Bank pf America*
Aug. 8
N. T. & S.
4s, at
a
A., of San Francisco, as
price of 101.008, a basis?
of about 3.96%.
Santa Rosa School District,
Sonoma County,
Calif.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (Chlif.
DST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
of $300,000 school, series B> unlim^■
Bond
ited
Calif.
$16,000 school,
syndicate
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Barth &
T.
N.
to
Francisco.
Old Adobe
300,000
were as
America
Due on Sept. 1
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
J.
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive
$250,000 water
first
—
p.
were
Board, Ala.
Sale—The
Bond Sale
bonds offered
Inc.; school, series B bonds offered on ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Wm. Aug. 8 — v. 194, p. 472 — were Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Blair & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & awarded to a syndicate headed by Francisco.
Co.; Walter, Woody & Heimer- the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
Ocean View School District,
dinger; Penington, Colket & Co.; of San Francisco, at a price of
Ventura County, Calif.
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Pohl &
100.056, a net interest cost of
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Co., Inc.; Ellis & Co.; Einhorn & about 3.77%, as follows:
election 1960, series B bonds of¬
Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co.. and
$270,000 as 3s. Due on Sept. 1
fered on Aug. 8—*-v. .194,'p. 364—
M. M. Freeman.
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
of
sold
Pescadero School District; Calif.
Bond Sale—The $104,0001 school1-
District, Los
Angeles Countyi Calif.
Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co.;
Ala.
An
&
Stifel,
Co:;
Opp Wafer Works and Sewer
and
Rarid
Co.;
Co.; Stroud & Co.; Fahnestock &
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Allison-
'
Bond
&
1969 and.1970..
Shoals,
$240,000 - warrants was
Sterne, Agee & Leach.
works
Pollock
E.
Lennox School
bonds.
tax
Dated
Aug.
15,
Aug, 15 from 1962
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and
1961.
Due
interest
on
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Tulare
School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Hooker Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
& Fay; Kenower, Mac Arthur &
be received until 10 a.m. (Calif.
fice.
Co.; Hannaford & Talbot, and C.
DST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
N. White & Co.
of $550,000 school, series* A unlim¬
Orange County Flood Control
ited tax bonds.
Dated Aug. 15,
Klamath-Trinity Unified School
District, Calif.
District, Humboldt and Trinity
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will 1961. Due on Aug. 15 from 1962 to
1976. inclusive. Principal and in¬
Counties, Calif.
be received until 11 a.m. (Calif.
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore, DST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase terest
Jr., County Clerk, will receive of $5,000,000 flood control unlim¬ County Treasurer's office.
sealed bids at his office in
Eureka,
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $168,000
series A unlimited tax
until 2 p.m.
for
15
the
school,
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County
Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Orrick,
fice.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Las
ited
tax
1957. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Feb.
1,
inclusive.
terest
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Union School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Virgenes
Los
Bond Sale—The
election
fered
were
on
$101,000 school
1956, series F bonds of¬
Aug. 8—v. 194, p. 577:—
awarded
to
The
N.
&
S.
America
T.
Bank
A.,
of
of
San
Francisco, and Associates, as 4JAs,
at a price- of ,100:52, a basis of
about 4-19%.
Tustin Union High School District,
Feb. 1 from 1964 to
Orange County, Calif.
Principal and in¬
Bond
Sale — The $1,000,000
(F - A)
payable at the school election 1961, series A
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ bonds offered on Aug. 8—v. 194,
ity approved by O'Melveny & p. 577—were awarded to The Se¬
Myers, of Los Angeles.
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Orestimba Union High Sch. Dist.,
jointly, at a price of 100.007, a net
Stanislaus County, Calif.
interest cost of about 3.84%, as
Bond Offering — L. W. Bither. follows:
1996
bids at his office in
Modesta, until
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
15
for
the purchase of $69,000
school, series B bonds. Dated Sept
15, 1961. Due on Sept. 15, 1980 to
1981. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
11:30
a.m.
as 4s.
Due
from 1962 to 1966
$175,000
on
Aug. 1
inclusive.
as 3 3As.
Due on Aug.
from 1967 to 1982 inclusive.
635,000
190,000
as
4s.
Due on
1
Aug. 1
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Water ford
Stanislaus
School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale^—The $64,000 school
bonds offered on Aug. 1—v. 194,.
56
were awarded to
Safe
Deposit
Bank,
472
p.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(684)
—
Union
&
Sale
The
3—
194, p. 472—were awarded to a
composed of The First Bos¬
Corp.; Cooley & Co., and
group
ton
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 3.20s, at
a
price of 100.0699, a basis of
3.19%.
about
W. Roberts.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold to
was
offered
bonds
school
Harriman
awarded
Sale—The
renewal
Leedy,
and
Arch W. Roberts, at a price of
98.026, a net interest cost of about
4.05%,
3.45s,
at
price
a
100.009,
of
300,000
a
780,000
Conn.
Watertown,
Sale
Bond
The
—
472—were awarded
composed of The First
Boston Corp.; American Securities
to
a
194,
West
First
Morrissey,
& Trust
Bank
necticut
D.
344,000
3.70s. Due on July
as
MAINE
construction
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
of
ceive
1,
Bond
1962 to
Sale
$1,600,000
N-1961
bonds
Commerce Trust, both
City, and Stern Broth¬
& Co., at a price of 100.022, a
interest cost of about 3.34%,
price of
a
par,
3s.
as
Due
1962 to
1972 to
1
Due
Dec.
on
1
1975 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
from
Dec.
on
1971 inclusive.
3.40s.
as
from
a
—
follows:
from
Due
1976 to 1981
Dec.
on
•
1
inclusive.
$245,000
.v
$270,000
Due
5s.
as
1972
from
Due
3%s.
as
Due
1,250,000
;
.
33/4s
as
Due
.
.
Aug. 1
on
from 1981 to 1993 inclusive.
were
follows: Francis I. duPont
as
building
at
(F-A)
payable
the
Due
3s.
1
/ •
Aug. 1,
on
/' ';}
2%s.
as
Due
.
Aug., 1
inclusive,
!'
Due
'
on
on
,
Aug. ,1
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
v' "from
820,000 ass 3%s.
.
-Due on Aug. 1
.//'frondi/1972. td;1974;iiheliiSiiye. f
597,000 as 3.40s. / Due on Aug. 1,
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
4x/2S.
1966 to 1968
from
Feb. 1
on
as
745,000
-
bonds.
revenue
1, 1961. Due
as
675,000
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
22 for
the purchase of $160,000
school
Aug.
on
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
.
210,000
County, Ky.
Bond
Offering—C. D. Benson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated Aug.
syndicate
Other members of the
.
1
Aug.
on
1980 inclusive.
from 1975 to
a.m.
inclusive.
1974
to
3V2s.
as
1
,
Due
5s.
as
S/"i965t;;/:;X-'-"'1
■
Boone
Aug.
on
KENTUCKY
1
Aug.
on
1971 inclusive.
1963 to
from
inclusive.
1978
to
MARYLAND
Co.;
$800,000
1962
"
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md..
Bond
Sale
The
$3,292,000
county highway construction,
eighth series revenue bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 9—v. 194, p. 473—•
were
awarded
to
a~
syndicate
headed by Alex. Brown & Sons,
at a price of 100.024, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.24%,
as fol¬
lows:
v/ ;V."*. '
lows:
1
.
as
from
1
awarded to
480,000
at
re¬
New
National
Principal and interest payable at
the New England Merchants Na¬
tional Bank, in Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. ,
1, Kan.
The
—
series
net in¬
3.77%, as fol¬
Co.,
the
c/o
Merchants
improvement unlimited tax bonds.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
on
320,000
terest cost of about
_
will
Manager,
bids
sealed
.
Bank, Boston, 30 State Street, un¬
til 11 a.m./(EDST) on Aug. 15 for
the purchase
of $340,000 public
Legality approved
of¬
Aug. 9—v. 193, p. 2719—
a syndicate com¬
posed of Harris Trust & Savings
Bank; Northern Trust Co., both of
Chicago; City National Bank &
fered
net
Wayne, Ind.
City
England
KANSAS
ers
>
Auburn, Me.
t
Offering — Woodbury E.
Brackett,
un¬
Sept.
from
1
/
Bond
(CST)
purchase
Dated
cate
270,000
Street, Hartford, until.
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
(EDST) on Aug. 22 for.
■i?^2SJ)00 as &6QS; Due on July T
the
purchase of $1,860,000 un¬
v-..
from 1976 to 1982 inclusive,
limited; ;ta!xboiids: Dated Septal,
682,000 as 3.70s.; Pue .on July 1
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to
from-1983 ta 1989 inclusive.
11:30
the
sewer
tax
365—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by
White, Weld &
p.
bonds
4V*si Due on July 1
as
Leary & Co.
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Trust
$1,900,000 sew¬
age works improvement revenue
bonds offered on Aug. 1—v. 194,
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
Company,
1
May. 1
on
Sale—The $100;000 school
offered'on
1975 inclusive.
for
inclusive.
were
May
on
Due
21
1961. Due
1971
Sale—The
110,000
$351,000
The Con¬
Main
750
Bond
follows:
Selectman, /will
bids c/o
receive sealed
(P. O. 500
Green St., Augusta),
offered
on
Aug. 10 — v. 194, p. 472 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Trust Company of Georgia, in
Atlanta, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.69%, as
2.28%.
Due
INDIANA
County
improvement
price of 100.1399, a basis of about
May 1 from
1987 inclusive.
4.20s.
Nov. 1
on
Cotton
No.
Aug. 7—v. 194,
365—were awarded to Barrow,
p.
Due
Valley
12''(P. O.
Minden), La.
Di8t.
"
bonds
of Kansas
Georgia
Bond Sale—The $1,900,000 road
t
limited
school,
1988 to 2000 inclusive.
from
Aug.
$145,000
1
1983 to 1990 inclusive.
Block
Cooley & Co., and Laird,
Bissell
& Meeds, as 3.30s, at a
Bond
4V8S.
as
as
Nov. 1,
on
Wichita Sch. Dist. No.
May
on
on
Due
'
'
Parish,
Sch.
-Bond
-
1969.
3.20s.
as
1,
1
inclusive.
from 1982 to
284,000
Fort
Corp.;
Haven, Conn.
Offering — Gregory
on
May
on
Due
1981
to
1
Richmond
p.
group
Dec.
Due
4s.
Nuveen
1974 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1975
1
as
from
$2,500,000
on Aug.
school 1961 bonds offered
8—v.
3.90s.
Due on Dec.
1971 to 1982 inclusive.
4V8S.
as
140,000
1
as
Due
from 1968 to
160,000
3s.
Due on Dec.
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
from
$744,000 water¬
3%s.
as
2.80s.
as
Nov.
on
'
'
Nevada, Iowa
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
105,000
Inc.,
as
from
3.44%.
about
of
Co.;
&
Alleman,
follows:
as
$120,000
194, p. 472—were awarded to
The
American
Securities Corp.,
basis
&
Wheeler
$450,000 urban
on Aug. 8
Allyn
C.
A.
Co.;
—v.
as
$55,000
,
offered
bonds
194,
Due
be received until 7:30 p.m.
John
Webster
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
to
Monday, August 14, 1961
.
Nov.1'1
on
1967.
from 1970 to
Co., Inc.
Co., and the Nongard, Showers
& Murray, Inc., jointly, at a price
of 98.1351, a net interest cost of
about 4.22%, as follows:
certifi¬
8—v.
Aug.
on
&
Bond Sale—The
365 — were awarded to a group
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
Putnam, Conn.
•S Bond
offered
Ripley
&
1960
2.70s.
1968 and
355,000
Due
.
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
as
110,000
works and sewage revenue bonds
offered on July 31—v. 194, p, 365
The $1,200,-
—
revenue
105,000
109
Momence, III.
Fla.
2.60s.
as
from
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered on Aug. 1
—v. 194, p. 473—were awarded to
p.
Co., and Roosevelt &
Cross, as 3-%'s,-at a price of 100.5299, a basis of about 3.44%.
&
Ingen
electric
cates
Pressprich & Co.; B. J. Van
R. W.
Sale
Certificate
000
composed of
group
a
$841,000
Aug. 10
on
$180,000
1966 and
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Deerfield), III.
—were
Vero Beach,
4
Enfield, Conn.
*
Jan. 1 from
on
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
by
Chicago.
Lake
,/,////,
/.. ■
1981
approved
of
Sons; Hallgarten & Co.; W. E.
Fahnestock & Co.;
Granberry, Marache & Co.; Rand
& Co.; Robert W. Garrett & Sons;
The Illinois Co.; Stern Brothers
&
Co.; Hutchinson,
Shockey &
Co.;
Johnston,' Lemon
&
Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; R. D.
White & Co.; Blewer, Glynn &
Co.; Lyons & Shafto, and Arch
$1,100,000
school bonds offered on Aug.
v,
to
Hutton & Co.;
Conn.
—
inclusive.
&
CONNECTICUT
Bond
Due
1964
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; F.
Moseley & Co.; American Se¬
curities Corp.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Gregory
of
Stockton.
Bloomfield,
Sept. 1, 1961.
S.
The
.
>>
1975
1976.
and
r
'j; Other/membgfs' of, the syndicate
Peoples Deposit Bank, in
Co.;
were
asfollows::-'Blyth & Co.;
The Burlington. Legality approved by
Baker, Watts & Co.; John C. Legg
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
were
as
follows: White, Weld &
Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
necticut Bank & Trust Company,;
& Co.; Stein Bros: ;& Boyc$; W. H.
Co.; J. H. Hilsman & Co.; Norris Courts & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.,; Kenton County (P. O.
in Hartford: Legality approved by
Covington), Morton &. Co.;,/ Robert/ Garrett
and Rodman & Renshaw.
inclusive.
1981
terest
Principal
in¬
and
Other members of the syndicate
(M-S) payable at The Con¬
Robinson & Robinson,
■;; :*'
.Florida
and
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.
Tift
Charlotte
County Special Tax
School District No. 1
-
Punta
'
Corporation
»
$825;000-
building bonds offered
1961 revenue bonds offered
Aug. 7—v. 194, p. *365—were
Aug. 9 waS sold to A. C. Allyn &
and
Finance
Home
-
Federal
the
to
awarded
Inc., and
Ira Haupt & Con¬
3V2S, at a price of par.
jointly, at a : price, of par,.:a net'
;
interest cost- of- about -3.83%, as
IDAHO
Co.,
Housing
Agency,
as
*
as
1962
5s. Due
503,000
33/4S. Due
as
•
and
June 1
on
37/8s. Due
as
Bond
;
Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
until
received
be
for
31
Aug.
on
10
the
a.m.
1990 inclusive. Interest M-S.
Ormond
bonds
offered
Blyth
&
Co., Inc., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.51%, as follows:
•
3V2S.
as
Due
on
June
1
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
470,000
as
from
500,000
-
475,000
-
Due
June 1
3V2S.
Due
on
3.65s. Due
as
on
Sale
ities tax
—
The $425,000 util¬
revenue
bonds offered
194,
on
364 — were
group composed of
The Beil & Hough, Inc.; Arch W.
1
Aug.
v.
—
awarded
to
p.
a
June
1
inclusive.
Roberts, and T. Nelson O'Rourke,
Inc., at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 4.08%, as
Other members of the syndicate
were
Co.;
man
ton
41/45. Due
as
on
May
as 4s.
Due on May 1
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
from
80,000
180,000
1980
to
Sale—The
certificates
194,
$14,000,-
revenue,
offered
on
series
Aug.
p.
364—were
Other* members df the syndicate
as
follows:
Goldman,
Bevine
Inc.;
I
&
Co.;
R.
rett,
County
sealed
bids
chase
will
&
W.
>
Co.; C. J.
Pressprich
Due no July 1
1991
inclusive.
were
Co„; Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
& Co.; J. C. Bradford &
&
curities
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; The Illinois Co.;
Stern
Brothers
&
Co., and West-
heimer & Co.
until
$25,000,000
1, 1961. Due
1962
to
on
1
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
and interest
J
Clerk,
will
receive
22
for
sewer
the
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Breed & Harris
Inc.; Doll & Isphording, Inc.;
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.; Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger; L., W.
Hoefinghoff & Co., Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer, and Field, Rich¬
ards & Co.
"
V
son,
Kentucky (State of)
New
York
Trust
sewer
awarded
3—v.
194,
p.
365—were
Co.,
to- K. i J,/Brown., &
Inc., and Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., Inc., jointly.
Hamill,
$360,000
composed of Shaw, McDermott &
bonus
bonds of
July 1, 1960 of the State
Kentucky.
Owensboro, Ky.
New
York
Trust
Co.,
has
been
named
paying
agent
for
$25,000,000 3.9% electric light and
power revenue bonds of Jan.
1,
1961 of Owensboro City, Ky.
Bond
City
sealed
a.m. (CDST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,350,000
unlimited tax bonds. Dated
Offering—Ben F. Staples,
will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
A_ug. 17 for the purchase of $175,000
school
building
revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
of Louisville.
approved by Storby, Thorndike, Palmer "&/Dodge; of Boston,
"
"V"-H,Vt'V' ' "
Holbrook, Mass.
\
Sale
—
certificates offered
An
about
about 3.67%.
to
on
Town Treasurer/ will, re¬
National
Bank, 30 State St., Boston, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 14 for the
E
n,gland
a
net
$72,000
street'* con-
15, 1961. Due on Aug.
to 1966 inclusive.
from -1962'
15
Principal and interest payable at
New England Merchants Na¬
the
tional Bank, in
Boston.
Sale
Bond
p.
—
offered
bonds
on
The
$2,065,000
Aug. 10—v. 194,
578—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by Glore, Forgan &
cate
a price
of about 3.17%.
of 100.20,
Other members of the
syndicate
Co.,
a
as
basis
were
3.20s, at
issue
of
was
composed
cost
of
Corp.;
Paribas
follows:
as
Bank, of Newark;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Second
District Securities Co., Inc.; C. F.
National
State
Childs & Co., and R. James
July 26
interest
Merchants.
of
Dated Aug.
Co., Incv
Leicester
'
Water
England
Offering
District
sealed
Foster
'
/
Supply District,
Massachusetts
Note
Sperry,
100.001,
,
struction lban unlimited tax notes.
receive
of
New
the
c/o
bids
sealed
of
group
Eleanor J*
Offering—Mrs.
Kohlmeyer.
Co.; Abroms, & Co.;
Dorsey & Co., and E. F. Hutton &
Co., as 4V4S, 4s and 3s,: at a price
a
' }
-
-
Note
$237,315 paving special assessment
sold
follows:
1981
&
Abbeville, La.
$750,000 build¬
on Aug. 4—v.
194, p. 265—were awarded to The
Carleton D. Beh Co.," at a price of
100.034, a net
interest cost of
as
,
LOUISIANA
Certificate
Community School
District, Iowa
3.03%,
1961. Due
Holyoke, Mass.
Clerk,
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
offered
purchase of $1,200,000 un¬
tax • bonds.; Dated Aug. 1?
on Aug. 1* from
1962 to
'inclusive. Principal and in-
limited
purchase
Names Paying Agent—Chemical
the
bonds
fot 'the
ceive
Bank
receive
Boston,: Municipal .Divi¬
Shelbyville, Ky.
airport limited tax bonds offered
on
Aug. 2 was sold to a group
ing
of
]
sion,- 45 Milk/ Street, Boston-, untiMl:30 a.mv~(EDST) on Aug.- 15
PaUll,
IOWA
Monticello
Bank
;
First •Natibrial
sealed: bids c/o the
Company
veteran's
.•
Ziem-
J;
Offering—Edw.
bat- City; Treasurer,/ will
and
improvement bonds offered
Aug.
on
1; /
Bond
$100,000,000—3V2%,, 3.60%, 3.70%
voted
Chicopee, Mass.'.
/"
:
has been named paying agent for
33/4%
.
5;/f-
ity
\
Names Paying Agent—Chemical
Bank
;
MASSACHUSETTS
<
syndicate
were
The $80,000 storm
Bond Sale—The
Dixon, III.
City
a
by Charles A. Hinsch &
Co., Inc., as 41/2S, 4V4s and 4s, at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 4.23%.
"•' V
Principal and interest payable at
1976
Bond Offering—Irene E.
to;
& Sbnjs; Mead, Miller & rCo., and
C. "t; Wiiliams & Co.,;Inc.
of¬
473—
p.
headed
of
—
from
a.m.
pur¬
expressway,
Oct.
bonds
194,
Rushville, Ind.
Sale
Dated
10:30
series H limited tax bonds.
revenue
awarded
were
Goldman, Sachs
follows::
as
on
syndicate
Other members of the
Co.; Fidelity Savings Bank, of
Marshalltown, and the First of
Iowa Corp.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1
from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
receive
Aug. 22 for the
on
of
Clerk,
bids until 11
..
Sachs
1979 inclusive.
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
County (P. O. Room 547,
Chicago 2), III.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Bar¬
Oct.
awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
Boston Corp.; Shields & Co., and
Smith, Barney & Co.
were
Hill,
Cook
(CDST)
May 1
inclusive.
1986
works
water
8—v.
on
Petersburg, Fla.
'/ Certificate
1961
Due
4.05s.
as
St.
000
KalCo., Inc.; Edward L. Bur¬
& Co., and Atkinson & Co.
&
Due on July 1
33/4s.
as 4s.
1980 to
1
1961
Aug. 3—v.
Marshalltown, Iowa
1
1965 to 1975 inclusive.
from
from
follows:: William Blair &
Court House,
$165,000
from
Due on July
1969 inclusive.
&
ILLINOIS
follows:
,
as
Harkness
•
from 1970 to
Bond
•
Bond
as
June 1
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
from 1978 to 1981
Beach, Fla.
on
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
as
from
3V4S.
5s.
as
1,820,000
194, p. 472—were
syndicate headed by
a
revenue
Boston Corp., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3:98%, as follows: Z
7—v.
awarded to
$225,000
(EST)
of
purchase
$5,000,000 excise tax improvement
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962
to
Aug.
on
June 1.
on
$1,700,000 water
revenue
building
-
First
the
by
•
:
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
sewer
*
$3,150,000 first
bonds offered
on
Aug. 8—v.- 194, p. 473^-were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
940,000
Falls, Idaho
Sale—The
*
Sale—The $770,000 school'
fered
Frankfort),
•
Bond
Bldgl
Sale—The
from 1964 to
:
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
212,000
Twin
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1965
to
Bond
mortgage
$390,000
follows:
$110,000
O.
(P.
'
tory
on
om
Sch.
Community
Indiana
Bond Sale—The
Gorda), Fla.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
College
Kentucky
Frankfort
Corporation
(P. O. Forsyth), Ga.
$200,000 dormi¬
(P. O.
&
Noyes
Carrison,
Pierce,
Hirshberg;
Wulbern, Inc.; J, W. Tindall & Co.,
.
Hemphill,
Co.;
Ohio
&
of Hartford.
&
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
—
C.
,
,
.
John. W.
Treasurer,- will
c/o the New
bids
Merchants
National
Bank, 30 State Street, Boston, un¬
til 2 p.m. (EDSTI on Aug. 16 for
the purchase of $72,000 water loan
Volume
6081
Number
194
unlimited tax notes. Dated Sept.
1961. Due
1,
Principal
Kenower,
East Grand
Rapids School District,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Louise K. Car¬
penter, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23
for
the
purchase
of
$3,700,000
building and site unlimited tax
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
Leominster, Mass.
Bond Offering—Arthur G. Ken-
nard, City Treasurer, will receive
bids c/o the New England
Merchants National Bank, 30 State
sealed
June 1 from 1963 to 1989 inclusive.
a.m.
Callable
pur¬
of June
as
of
1, 1971. Prin¬
(J-D) payable
act
(685)
Education,
receive
(EST)
will
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
troit.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
until
for
8
p.m.
Note
Offering—Esther
?
—
road
loan, act of 1948
bonds offered on Aug. 3—v. 194,
terest
,
Salomon
Brothers
\#
.
Bond
&
Glen Lake
>
.yt>•'"Rir'-iW.
Lenawee
4
*
...
:*
-
on
offered pri ^lijg> 2^;y> 194,- p./866
awarded to a group com¬
.
Goldman, -Sachs & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & purtis,
and Harkness & Hill, as 3%.s, at a
priee of 100.649,- a basis of about
posed of
3.41%.
/
*
•
a
as
2.40s, at
price of 100.17,
a
basis of about 2.32%.
Dated
at
15,
Aug.
the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
Palmer
Dodge,
&
of
Boston.
Weymouth, Mass.
$940,000 bonds
Aug. 2—v. 194, p. 473
Bond
Sale—The
1962
awarded to
a
group
com¬
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
W. E. Hutton & Co., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.789, a basis of about
3.41%.
•
:
Adrian
Note
School District,
—
trust
company
Ann
mobile
1961
designated
Arbor,
Sale—The
by
parking
Mich.
$390,000 auto¬
system
offered
bonds
on
revenue
Aug.
366—were awarded
The First of Michigan Corp.
v.
194,
p.
7—
to
Baroda, Mich.
Bond Sale
—
The
$25,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
on July 31—v.
194, p. 366—
were
awarded to The Walter J.
fered
Wade, Inc.-
Paddock
.
Stone,
&
of
Detroit.
on
Aug. 3—v. 194, p. 473
will
Schools,
of
bids
sealed
until
(State of)
Sale—The $2,000,000 state
Michigan
Bond
park revenue, series I bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 10—v. 194, p. 473—
awarded
were
to
syndicate
a
8
p.m.
15, 1962.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
p.m.
the
as
6s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
4V2S. Due
on
Jan.
1
interest
as
4V8S. Due
on
1
Jan.
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
as
4y4s. Due on Jan.
1,
#
4%s. Due
on
Other members of the
as
Jan.s,l
syndicate
follows: F. S. Smithers &
Co.; William Blair &
Co.; Good-
body & Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and
Walter J. Wade, Inc.
Muskegon Public School District,
Michigan
Bond Offering — Walter M.
Brooks, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $400,000 school building
1961 unlim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
on
April 1 from 1963 to 1987
Principal and interest
inclusive.
at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
payable
(A-O)
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Plymouth Community Sch. Dist.,
Note
sing,
payable at any
designated
(J-J)
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller * Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, 'bf Detroit.
1
Saginaw Township, Mich.
Bond
District.
Bond
Clerk
•Michigan
Offering—Esther L.
Secretary
of the
Clerk,
will
until
sealed .bids
ceive
(CDST)
Hul-
Minn.
2348,
Fred Becker,
—
School
Board,
will
Aug. 16 for the pur¬
$5,000 school construc¬
tion-bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated by the successful bidder,
chase
on
of
Bond
Chisago City, Minn.
Offering—E. T. Johnson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
16
for
the
purchase of $25,000
building
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
1
from
1962
1981
to
8
p.m.
on
March
1
from
1971 inclu¬
1962 to
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
at any bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
payable
inclusive.
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
*
Bond
(EST)
sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
21 for the purchase of
$255,000
city
improvement
1961
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due on Sept.
1
from
1963
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
horst, of Minneapolis.
Taylors Falls, Minn.
Offering—Alton E.
Bond
p.m.
until
Aug. 21 for the pur¬
of $70,000
special assess¬
Brockway
Center paving
project, series 1961 unlimited tax
bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due
on March 1 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
and
interest
at any bank or
designated by the
Principal
payable
company
Legality
bidder.
successful
$40,000 water¬
on Aug.
ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc¬
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
March
on
(P. O. Fruitport), Mich.
$15,000
as
3.20s. Due on March 1
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
payable at any
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Briggs & Morton, of St. Paul.
MISSISSIPPI
Carthage, Miss.
Bond Offering—B. M. Windham,
Town
bids
Clerk,; will
until
for
18
building bonds offered on July 31
194,
—v.
p.
474—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co.
1
as 4s. Due on March
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
bonds.
on
21
Aug.
for
the
purchase
Due from 1962 to 1981 in¬
clusive.'
,
„
designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
trust company
or
troit.
MINNESOTA
Belle Plaine,
Aug.
$325,000
bonds.
Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until
8 p.m.. (CDST)
for the purchase of
borough
improvement
23
Sale—An
Miss.
'
issue
of
$135,-
industrial
fered
building bonds of¬
Aug. 1 was sold to Cady
on
& Co.
■
.
.'
Bonds Not
Sold —The
waterworks
offered
$126,000
improvement
194,
July
op
not sold. ^
-^-were
,
Purvis, Miss.
""
1
"*
bonds
366
p.
•
.
Bond
Offering—Mary E. Pear¬
son,
Town Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of
1962
bonds.
tax
Due
from
1986 inclusive.
to
Tippah County (P. O. Ripley),
Mississippi
"Bond Sale—An issue of $150,bonds, offered
unlimited tax
Aug. 7 was sold
will
receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
$34,000 grandstand bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1
Auditor,
County
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
1962 to
from
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
Tunica, Miss.
until
bids
will
Clerk,
Village
8
p.m.
receive
(CDST)
Aug. 15 for the purchase of
$75,000 municipal building unlim¬
ited tax bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
on
Due
1961.
1982
on
March
from
1
1963
offered
on
at
Aug. 1 was sold to The
price of
a
payable
of $25,000
issue
and sewerage bonds
Planters Bank
of
Tunica,
as
3V2S,
par.
MONTANA
Columbus, Mont.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
system
194,
—v.
p.
$110,000 sewer
on Aug. 8
offered
366—were awarded to
The Yellowstone Bank of Colum¬
bus,
3.85s, at
as
Falls
Great
District
price of 100.32.
a
Special Improvement
No. 1011, Mont.
$6,000 city im¬
provement bonds offered on Aug.
7—v. ' 194;- p. 474—were awarded
to K. R. Smith, as S^Sj.at a price
of 100.16.
NEVADA
Clark
County
and
Principal
inclusive.
at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
interest
Sale—An
water works
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Helma Gunderson,
on
to Alvis & Co.
Qui Parle County
(P. O. Madison), Minn.
Bond
Offering—A. J. Gloege,
Minneapolis.
O. Las Vegas),
(P.
Nevada
Bond
Sale—The
$3,000,000 air¬
port bonds offered on Aug. 7—
v. 194, p. 266—were awarded to a
Bond
age
interest
Paynesville, Minn.
Sale—The $250,000
treatment
facility
sew¬
improve¬
as 33/4S. Due on Aug.
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
v.
194, p. 366—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
990,000
Independent School
District
Bond
Aug.
No.
623,
Minn.
Sale—The $800,000 school
building, series 5 bonds offered
on
Aug. 1—v. 194, p. 266—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the First National Bank, of St.
Paul;
per,
Allison-Williams
Co.; -Pi¬
Jaffray & Hopwood; Harold
from
as
Due
4s.
on
4.20s.
Due on Aug.
1981 inclusive.
Other members of the
as
1
Aug. 1
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
as
from 1976 to
were
as
'
$1,020,000
990,000
on
4.15%,
about
cost, of
follows:
2—
offered
bonds
ment
Roseville
Bond
Nettleton,
Bond
000
•:*
•.
*
.
of proved by Howard, Peterson, Le¬ syndicate headed by John Nuveen
Fevere,
Lefler & Haertzen, of & Co., at a price of par, a net
$54,000
special assessment 1961
paving unlimited tax bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at any
bank
receive sealed
(CST).on Aug.
purchase of $250,000
p.m.
1
13,000
to
Township, Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Waterford
2
the
000 road and bridge
.
as 3V2S. Due on March
from 1970 to 1974 inclusive.
12,000
sealed
$25,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
•
.
1978
to
and interest
bank or trust com¬
$126,000 waterworks improvement
Township, Updyke School
Primary School District No. 2
#
1963
from
Principal
unlimited
366—were awarded
to The Allison-Williams Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.94%, as follows:
194, p.
Lauderdale, Minn.
"
1
inclusive.
3—v.
Kean
Sullivan
Berg,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7
p.m.
(CDST)
on
Aug.
21
for
the
purchase
of
$72,000 waterworks improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
works 1961 bonds offered
will
8
bids
pay¬
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
Bond
on
(M-S)
Ivanhoe, Minn.
Sale—The
Lac
Treasurer,
Township
receive
of
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder#' Legality
aj2>i)r0ved
by
Offering—Clarence Rade-
Bond
$200,000
1961.
1970
Principal and interest
purchase
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Due on Sept; 1 from 1964 to
Cudlip, of Detroit.
wahn,
the
for
Mannheimer-
Stillwater, Minn.
Offering—L. R. Brower,
Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 6 p.m.*(CDST) on Aug.
14
Co.;
Bond
City
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
re¬
Aug. 21 for the pur¬
chase of $35,000 special assessment
paving project qplimited tax 1961
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due on
(EST)
on
Board of
No.
the
&
Co.
able at any bank or trust company
Offering
of
Offerings—Clarence Rade-
Township
wahn,
trust
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
500,000
were
June
Dated
bonds.
bank or trust company
clusive.
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
145,000
150,000
school
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1962
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal, and
chase
$220,000
on
$375,000
of
purchase
ment
lows:
of
Wood
57
Egan, Inc. and Caldwell, Phillips
*
Inc., at
Bosworth & Co.,
price of par, a net in¬
of about 4.35%, as fol¬
Windhorst,
&
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
successful bidder.
nated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Howard,
Rudyard Township School District
Peterson,
LeFevere,
Lefler
&
No. 11, Mich.
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—Wilfred J. HarColeraine Independent School ""
ju, Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
; District No. 316, Minn.
cation, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering -— Gene Gould,
until 8
(EST)
Aug. 21 for
headed by Braun,
a
temporary
Browerville Common School
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
.
Bridgeport Township (P. O.
Bridgeport), Mich. "
Bond Sale—The .$131,000. bonds
offered
•
June*
the successful bidder.
Bond
inclusive. Inter¬
from 1980 to 1990 inclusive.
21, 1962. Principal
and interest payable at any bank
or
###
1967
est J-D.
Mich.
Louis Roberts,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
3:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 21 for the
purchase of $380,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Aug. 21, 1961.
on
.
Principal and interest payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
/, 985,000;.as
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Due
-
1978 and 1979.
Offering
'i
1961 motor vehicle high¬
way fund bonds. Dated June
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from
..!
MICHIGAN
;
as
60,000
to
city
Marquart
Minneapolis.
L. Deal,
(EST) on Aug. 14 for the purchase
$100,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due on Mar
inclusive. Inter-
1976
to
;;■/ est M-N.
on
—were
^
of
$200,000 bridge bonds. Dated May
1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
terest cost
offered
*
-
Canfield,
1961. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1962 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the New England Mer¬
chants National Bank, of Boston,
or
follows:
1962
Bristol County Trust Co., of Taun¬
for
15
$260,000
;
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
departmental
equipment
bonds
offered on Aug. 3 was sold to The
ton,
.
the purchase
unlimited tax bonds,
Aug.
Taunton, Mass.
-
Mich.
.Bpnd Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Stoughfon, MassJ^y^: '
Bond Sale#rhe ;$740,QQ0; bonds
—were
Superintendent
receive
unlimited tax
Manistee,
•
National" Bank..of Bostorj. I#" :
y
$300,000
Corporation.
gan
anticipation notes offered
Aug.- 8 was sold to The First
V-H
Adrian),
(P. O.
Michigan
County
sold to The First of Michi¬
was
t
.
Co., and McDonald-
county road notes offered on Aug.
'
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"A '"W • ■hr'tCy'' "
of
Sale—An issue of
Note
000 tax
T
issue
Moore & Co.
V'**.Cyf*- SharonM-asW-'S#'•v.
Note ' Sale#Ah issue of $150,on
City),
Maple
Sale—An
MacArthur &
jointly, .ias: 3J.10s,, at a price ? of
100.555, a basis of about 13.02 %.
*
in¬
the
Community School Dist.
O.
Note
Sale—The
1:"
*
Mich.
$30,000
tax anticipation notes offered on
Aug.
1
was
sold to Kenower,
(P.
Co^^iid' C^
f
at
Offering—Albert
of
$575,000 bonds
offered on Aug. 8—v. 194, p. 473
-^-were awarded to F. S. Moseley
-
and
payable
County Treasurer's office.
~
Newton? Mass.
*
.
Principal
A)
-
&
Hutzler;
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and G.
H. Walker & - Co., as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.685, a basis of ..about
3.51%.
(F
Note
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
1965
365—were awarded to a group
composed of C. J. Devine & Co.;
p.
000
notes. Dated Aug. 1,
revenue
1961. Due
Anderson,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $100,-
Hul-^ ber,
L.
sing, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 14
for the purchase of $420,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on April 1, 1963. Prin¬
«
project
Bond Offering—H. E.
on
the
$3,470,000 school project cipal and interest
of 1948 unlimited tax at any bank or trust company
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due designated by the successful bid¬
on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬ der. Legality approved by Wood,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest King, Dawson & Logan, of New
cipal and interest payable at any
payable at the New England Mer¬ York City.
bank or trust company designated
chants National Bank, in Boston.
by the successful bidder/Legal¬
Genesee County, Mich.
Legality .approved
by'
Storey,
Note Offering—Geo. G. Dunn, ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Boston.
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
Rogers Public School District,
Med way, Mass.
17 for the purchase of $600,000
Michigan
Bond
Sale
The $1,425,000
school
E.
Breckenridge, Minn.
sealed
Aug.
purchase of $600,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept.
1.
1961.
Due
on
April 1, 1962.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
bids
in¬
and
in Boston.
loan,
to
14
(M-S) payable at the New
England Merchants National Bank,
chase
awarded
MacArthur & Co.
terest
Street,
Boston,
until
11
(EDST) on Aug. 22 for the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
—were
Sept. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
1976
.
.
follows:
A.
C.
1
syndicate
Allyn &
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
& Co.;
Barcus,
Parker, Eisen,
Rodman & RenKindred & Co.;
Waeckerle; Adams
Pnrppil. Inc.:
Hannaford & Tal-
Taylor
shaw;
58
bot;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(686)
Zahner
Co.
&
NEW
For
>by
approved
(P. O.
Hanover), N. H.
Bond Sale—The $1,594,000 dorDartmouth
mitory
.
fered
College
288
Aug. 7—v. 194, p. 366—
to
the
Federal
Home
Finance
3VsS, at a price of par.
<and
Agency, as
equip¬
improvement and
nicipal
a
Oct.
1, 1960.
1963
penses
service
of
requirements,
Disbursements
awarded to The
extraordi¬
for
Bank, -of
Chicago, and R. W.
Pressprich .& Co., as 3.40s, at a
ton,
resolution, and not provided for in
teh annual budget totaled $1,270,$1,549,737.
about
price of 100.3799, a basis of
3.36%.
Monadnock Regional School
District, N. H.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
(EDST) on
be received until noon
of $1,unlimited tax
15 for the purchase
Aug.
school
656,000
inclu¬
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
sive.
the Boston Safe De-f
payable at
posit & Trust Company, in Boston';
Legality approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, .of
18
Aug.
on
8
until
bids
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
the purchase
for
of
$85,000 water unlimited tax bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
1
from
1962
to
1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Legality approved
in Toms River.
by Caldwell, Marshall, , Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
New Jersey
$76,000 equip¬
bonds offered on Aug. 7—v.
Sale—The
Bond
ment
194,
474—were awarded to J.
Co., as 3.30s, at a
p.
Hanauer &
B.
price of 100.025,
offered
basis of about
a
.;Schellenger, City Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
8
p.m.
Aug. 22 for the
on
pur¬
of
$525,000 unlimited tax
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at The Merchants
National Bank of Cape May.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
Fair Lawn,
Bond
awarded
it
Traffic
and
Revenues
Authority continued to
in traffic and revenue
June and the past 12 months,
was reported by Joseph More—
craft, Jr.,
thority.
.For
Chairman
June,
last,
of
the
revenue
Au¬
traffic
totaled
4,795,346, a new record
month, and compared to 4,489,400 in the same month of I960,
for
an
YORK
Sch.
Free
Union
Dist.
Y.
Bond Offering—Helen C. Jones,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
22
the
for
1961
Dated
June
from
Aug.
of ; $200,000
purchase
school
1
(EDST)
a.m.
unlimited
tax
1, 1961. Due
1962
a
increase of 6,8%. Toll revenues
were
price
a
follows: R. W. Press¬
as
Co., Inc.; Rand
Taylor & Co., and
Co.; Kean,
New
bonds.
on
Dec.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Albany,
in Amsterdam. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell,, of New York City.
able at the State Bank of
1, 1961.
Due
on
to
1961
Sale—The
bonds
Y.
on
July 1 from 1962
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
New
Hyde
proved
Park.
by
Sykes,
New Paltz, N.
Bond
Sale
Aug.
Roosevelt
—
&
Cross,
Bond
son,
hans, Village Treasurer, will
(EDST)
on
of
until
2
1962
to
1970
and interest
p.m.
Dated
ment unlimited tax bonds.
Aug. 1, 1961.
re¬
16 for the pur¬
street improve¬
Aug
$90,000
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
sealed
1962
to
improvement, series A 1961 bonds
on
Aug. 8—v. 194, p. 579
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of The Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago; Francis I.
duPont
& Co., and Tilney & Co.,
3.20s, at a price of 100.1398, a
Greece Central School District
No.
Y.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
1, N.
until
2
p.m.
(EDST)
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $3,-
school
000,000
unlimited
tax
bonds.
Hempstead Union Free School
District No. 2 (P. O.
Uniondale), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
MacDonald,
receive
—
District
sealed
bids
Wallacb
Clerk,
until
11
D.
will
a.m.
11
a.m.
pur¬
1981
various
on
pur¬
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Newport,
$21,000.
•
Central
School
District
Bond
Sale
N.
The
—
No.
3
York
Sale
—
E. Cerosa
City, N.
to
Y.
194,
Comptroller Law¬
July 31 award¬
tax
anticipation
on
18 banks
and
trust
com¬
participating as members
City of New York shortterm financing group. The award
consisted
of
authorized
an
issue
of
$15,000,000 to be dated Aug. 3,
1961, payable Nov. 2, 1961, sub¬
ject to redemption on or after
Oct. 24, 1961. The notes bear l7/s%
interest
and
are
subject to re¬
demption at the option of the
Comptroller
upon
notice
given
three days prior to such redemp¬
date.
The
participating banks and the
alloted
Manhattan
are:
Bank
The
of
cost
about
•
*.
Offering—W.
Easter-
E.
sealed bids at his office in
until
Co., Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc., and Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc., as 3.40s at a price of
100.163, a basis of about 3.38%. >
Hempstead Union Free
(P. O.
Mineola), N. Y.
'
County, N. C.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
awarded
School District No. 10
follows:
as
5V2S.
as
Gates
Bond
5.47%,
6s.
as
198,000
&
North
& Heimerdinger,
price ^of par, a net interest
a
$17,000
1
11
(EST)
a.m.
Raleigh,
Aug.
on
15
for the
purchase of $300,000 school
building '^unlimited
tax ; bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on June
-from
1
.
to
1963
inclusive.
1984
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at 'The
Hanover Bank,'in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
$4,525,009 bonds proved by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetoffered on Aug. 3—v. 194, p. 475—
terly & Mitchell, of New York
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate City.
Bond Sale—The
by
the
Chemical
New York Trust Co. ; Chase
hattan Bank, both of New
and
at
a
Bank
Spencer Trask & Co., as 3.60s,
price of 100.4199, a basis of
Other members of the
syndicate
Hayden, Stone &
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; J. A. Hogle & Co.,
follows:
as
R. James Foster & Co.
and
Bond Sale—An issue of $270,000
sanitary
Aug. 1
about 3.57%.
were
Royal Oaks Sanitary District
(P. O. Concord), N. C.
Man¬
York
bonds
sewer
offered
on
sold to Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about
was
4.50%,
$79,000
to
138,000
follows:
as
Due
6s.
as
1965
' *'
1975
on
41/2S.
as
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
June
on
1
from 1976 to 1986 inclusive.
53,000 as 33/4s. Due on June 1
receive
from 1987 to 1990 inclusive.
(EDST)
Dated June 1, 1961.
Due on
on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of
June 1 from 1965 to 1990 inclu¬
$904,000 bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to
payable at The Hanover Bank,
1991 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ of New York
City.
Legality ap¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
proved ; by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Westchester. National
Bank,-, in
Shetterly ' &
Mitchell,
of
New
Ossining.
Legality approved by York City.
'
"
; ;
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
rSmithfield, N. C.
ball,
Village
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
Rome,
Sale
—
Bond
Phi
Y.
The
000
$550,000 gen¬
Chase
$3,276,000; The
First National City Bank of New
York $3,202,000;
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co., $1,751,000;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
New
York
$1,646,000; Manufac¬
turers Trust Co. $1,410,000; Bank¬
ers
Trust Co.
$1,223,000; Irving
Trust Co. $766,000; The Hanover
Bank $755,000; The Marine Mid¬
Sale—An
issue "of
offered
bonds
$630,-
Aug. 1 was
on
sold to The First Citizens Bank &
improvement 1961 bonds of¬
Trust Co., of Smithfield, as 3%s,
Aug. 3—v. 194, p. 367— at a
price of 100.01, a basis of
were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
about 3.7.4%.
<
•
;
& Co. Inc., and Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., jointly, as 2.70s, at a $50,000 water bonds. Due on June
1 from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
price of 100.151, a basis of about
580,000
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
fered
on
„
Due
Note
Sale—The $8,038,000
bond
anticipation notes offered Aug. 1
—v. 194, p. 475—were awarded to
the
First
National
City Bank, of
New York City, at 1.67%, plus a
premium of $291.
on
1981
inclusive.
(P. O. Tioga Center), N.Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds
sold to
the
a
offered
on
■
of 100.619, a basis of about 3.33%.
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1961.
1962
to
.
Due on
1981 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Nichols National
Bank, in Nichols, or at the option
of the holder, at the Marine Mid¬
land Trust Co., of New York City.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
Van Buren, Seneca Water District,
New York
Bond
chard,
—
Supervisor,
NORTH
on
Dated
Sept.
March 1 from
clusive.
County, New Leipzig Special
New
1,
1961.
1963 to
Principal
and
15
(P. O.
Leipzig), N. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
of North
.
$150,000
sold to the Bank
was
Dakota, in Bismarck.
Mcintosh and
Wishek
Logan Counties,
School District No.
19
(P. O. Wishek), N. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
of
North
County
Sch.
Bond
Dist.
on
bids
Aug.
$93,000
bonds.
on
North
No.
Offering
School District
sealed
$425,000
sold to the Bank
was
Dakota, in Bismarck.
Richland
Sept.
1
D.
John
3
(CST)
purchase of
unlimited
tax
p.m.
the
school
clusive.
Central
N.
Fiske,
Clerk, will receive
for
Dated
10,
—
until
22
Sept.
from
1, 1961. Due
1963 to 1978 in¬
Principal
payable
successful
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Aug. 17 for the purchaes of
$230,000 water 1961 unlimited tax
DAKOTA
School District No.
will
on
bonds,
Grant
trust
sealed
.
New York City.
approved
by Mitchell,
Shetterly and Mitchell,
of New York City.
Jay J. Blanreceive
to
<
Pershing,
(M-S)
Offering
1963
Legality
syndicate composed
Trust Company of
York, Buffalo; Blair
&
Co., Inc.; Manufacturers and
Traders
Trust
Co., of Buffalo;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and R. D.
White & Co., as 3.40s, at a price
from
Hanover Bank, in
$300,820
Aug. 3
Marine
1
1, 1961. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at The
Central School District No. 3
■
June
June
Dated
Tioga, Barton, Candor and Nichols
The
Notes
Walter/ Woody
at
$1,190,000
on Aug.
p.: 579—were
Corp.; Vance Securities
J. Lee Peeler & Co., and
Corp.;
school 1961 bonds offered
9—v.
offered on Aug. 1—v.
266—were awarded to a
composed of The Interstate
Y.
Western New
panies
tion
bonds
Securities
Norway, y Ohio,
Webb and Deerfield
(P. O. Poland),
—
p.
group
Russia,
1Salisbury,
City, N. C.
The $275,000 nat¬
system- revenue, series
194,
"
■
Sale
gas
1961
York
derwriters Trust Co.
was
$15,000,000,
notes
offered
be
Note
of
Bond
ural
$61,000; The
Amalgamated Bank of New York
$36,000; Kings County Trust Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. $32,000;. and Un¬
of
ed
Freeport, N. Y.
$735,000 public
until
$2,900,000
New
rence
Sale—The
bids
New York City.
Delafield
New
CAROLINA
Bessemer
Syracuse, N. Y.
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
kins,
of
Y.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
dale.
York City.
Co.
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Wood, of New
N.
Aug. 23 for the
on
of
Sept. 1, 1961. Due
FarmingLegality approved by Haw¬
Bond
2.80s, at a
basis of about
as
unlimited tax bonds.
pose
NORTH
New
of
$84,000; Federation Bank &
Co. $75,000; United States
Trust Co. of New York $74,000;
Sterling National Bank & Trust
eral
Offering—Arthur E. Wil¬
(EDST)
First National Bank, of
&
Y.
Director of Finance, will re¬
chase
Bond Offering—Chester M. Bur-
Bank
$234,$88,000;
2.67%.
ceive
chase
a
Co.
Trust
Bond
The
New Rochelle,
8—
Co., jointly, as 3.20s, at a price
100.2799, a basis of about 3.16%.
bids
&
$60,000 town
hall bonds offered on Aug. 9—v.
194, p. 579 — were awarded to
&
sealed
Bank, in
Legality ap¬
Galloway
Dikeman, of New York City.
194, p. 579—were awarded to
Ira Haupt & Co,, and Goodbody
ceive
the
at
Meadow Brook National
sewer
v.
of
the
2.79%.
$617,000
offered
a.m.
inclusive.
1975
interest
price of 100.021,
Endicott, N.
Bond
11
for
York
Trust
Ossining, N. Y.
Hyde Park, N. Y.
17
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
Bond Offering—Lester M. Kim¬
(EDST)
purchase of
$190,000 surface drainage system
unlimited tax bonds. Dated July
Aug.
Monday, August 14, 1961
York
Co., Inc.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
inclusive.
1981
to
on
basis of about 3.17%.
-show gains
in
•
,
No. 2, N.
as
Reports
&
on
basis of about 3.74%.
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
a
basis of about 3.60%.
members of the syndi¬
101.0399,
Other
i
3.70s, at
as
be received until
Aug. 1—v. 194,
on
...
—were
New
Peabody & Co.,
of
Aug.
475—were awarded
syndicate headed by Kidder,
2.93%.
Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, and Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of New York, jointly,
as
3%s, at a price of 100.059, a
i
a
on
p.
R. James Foster &
N. J.
to
to
194,
p. 266
Boland, Saffin,
Gordon &- Sautter, as 2.95s, at a
price of 100.0505, a basis of about
Sale—The
$430,000 bor¬
ough improvement bonds offered
on
Aug. 8—v. 194, p. 366—were
2—v.
New
of
National
headed
$1,860,000
Wm. E. Pollock &
Farmingdale, N. Y.
Cape May, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Stanley C.
The
—
awarded to
—were
3.29%.
'Gain
Pleasant, N. J.
Sale—The $200,000 bonds
Bond
(P. O. Laurelton),
Brick Township
Sale
prich & Co.;'Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Point
Amsterdam
will
Clerk,
Borough
sealed
Bond
cate
basis of about 2.42%.
NEW
NEW JERSEY
No.-1
school 1961 bonds offered
awarded to
366—were
p.
Boston.
Beachwood, N. J.
Bond Offering—Maude L. Voigt,
District
(P. O. Madrid), N. Y.
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
as
2.45s, at a price of 100.06, a
Due
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
bonds.
School
Central
(P. O. Toms River),
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The $190,000 acqui¬
sition bonds offered on Aug. 2—
194,
price of 100.001,
a
Madrid, Potsdam and Waddington
such charges were
Ocean County
v.
2.90s, at
as
basis of about 2.89%.
a
706. A year ago
Security National
Long Island, in Hunting-
Bank of
charges made from reserve
fund in accordance with the bond
Aug.
on
$505,000 general
improvement bonds
offered
on
Aug. 9 — v. 194, p. 475 — were
$32,035,526 against $31,356,462
ended June 30, 1960.
$266,-
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Bank
Empire
Grace
Interest
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
in the year
nary
The
000;
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
New York City.
reserve
or
Due
to -2000
A-O.
operating ex¬
left revenues, before debt
9—
offered
bonds
Offering—Karl M. Smith,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 21
for the purchase of $750,000 dor¬
mitory revenue 1960 bonds. Dated
with $7,251,-
194, p. 579—were awarded to a
group composed of The First Bos¬
ton Corp.; Harris Trust & Savings
ment
v.
'
Bond
earlier.
such
year
College, Keuka Park, N. Y.
Deducting
Manchester, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $1,510,000 mu¬
•
Keuka
the year just
in
ended and compared
awarded
Housing
$7,912,545
were
of¬
bonds
1959
revenue
on
were
at the Franklin
Bank, of Long Island.,
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City. ■
1 : '
payable
(M-S)
National
an
1961,
were
$39,948,071
against
$38,607,750
in the previous
12
month period.
Budgeted
operating
expenses
&
Palmer
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
on Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1990
inclusive.
Principal and interest
land Trust Co. of New York
.
000;
ing
$2,638,567,
income from invest¬
ments of $1,146,470, other income
of $54,011, and the toll revenues
of $36,109,023, total revenues in
the
12
months
ended June
30,
•
-Legality
revenues
on
of
Due
50,029,130
of
4.7%
were
$36,-
increase of 4.4% com¬
pared
with
the
corresponding
period of the year earlier.
Including concession revenue of
109,023,
Delorge,
16, 1961.
Due on Dec. 14, 1961.
Principal and interest payable at
the National Shawmut Bank, in
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
June
ended
traffic was
an
increase
toll
while
months
12
1961,
vehicles,
Jr., Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
14
for
the purchase of
$200,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Aug.
Boston.
the
30,
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H.
Offering—Louis
Note
chase
6.8%.
up
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
$2,200,000 school build¬
(EDST)
$3,496,417 against $3,270,658,
were
Peters, Writer & ChristenInc.; M. B. Vick & Co., and
sen,
.
.
and
at
any
interest
bank
or
designated by the
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
company
Marquart
bidder.
&
Windhorst,
of
Min¬
neapolis.
Due
Stutsman
1982 in¬
(M-S) payable at the First Trust
& Deposit Company, in Syracuse.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
County, Kensal Public
School District No.
19 (P. O.
Jamestown), N. Dak.
interest
■
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
4
p.m.
(CST)
=
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 6081
194
Volume
(687)
59
J
Dated
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
1963 to
from
Lakewood
and interest (J-J) payable
any
any
bank or trust ^company
ucuirv
ui
liuol
at
designated by the successful bidder
Legality
CPV
Owpn
by
approved
building
offered
bonds
bids
470 000
Thp
Aug
on
Minneapolis.
improvement
special
were
follows: R
as
W
a^6?
proved
Puerto
ik
was
&
Rico
sold to Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood.
Additional
Sale—An
issue
of
ui
A
&
Munson. of Philadelphia.
it
$73,000
building bonds offered ton
Aug. 3
RICO
$67,000 school building bonds offered at the same time was sold
^ ^ State Department
of
Schools and Public Lands, as 4s,
in June of 1960, according to Juan at a price of par.
an-
Elliott
Cleghorn
Reports Increased Revenues For the month of June, 1961 "the
Authority reports revenues of
$909,582, compared with $897,362
^avahhf'at^he
Townsend,
County,
(P. O. Rapid City), S.Dak.
Aqueduct and Sewer
A uthority, Puerto Rico
Autnortty, ruerto Kico
Co
by
Pennington
Common School District 'No. l8S
Bond Sale—An issue of
PUERTO
I'-in-
Legalitv
County
school
on
wh
.
inplllsivp
Philadelnhia
j
Pressprich
a
"Dated
,D
1971
fn
bonds.
hrmric
i-rk,,.-.
iq61
lflfu
Fld^
tes^orp^DoJn^&Domlnick;
assessment
(EDST)
p.m.
mei
15
*;
Other members of the syndicate
Alliance; Ohio
ic
.
Co., as 3V4S, at a price of
a basis of about 3.20%.
100.3399,
OHIO
7:30
improvement
imnrnupmont
000
ftnn
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Fenn &
until
Snyder
Selinsgrove, as S^s,
price of 100.10, a basis of
about 3.48%.
Aug' 17 for the purchase of $25>~
2
j
—V<
L° a
Rr
at
Secretary of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
DUllcnn& Donas onerea on Aug. z,'
■*„ "5"
194' P" 267—were awaraea
dwdiucu
Dor-
Marmiart
Rarhpr
wftdWct'nt
Windhorst, of
Salp
rl
o r>
The
to
Trust Co., of
Jr.,
Ohio
R
awarded
Township (P.O.
Chester), Pa.
Bond Offering—Wm. H. Snyder,
City School District,
cipal
dt
Chester
to Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.44, a basis
of about 3.42%.
17 for the purchase of
school building bonds.
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
Aug.
$247,400
on
1
ecf
2.94%.
about
Bay Village, Ohio
c
r
$106,900 street
special assessment,
series 2 bonds offered on Aug. 7
^
194, p. 367—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
—v.
$155,435 street
assessment, series
1961 limited tax bonds offered
were
&
on
7 —
v-
v.
v
and
offered
Aug.
on
l—v.
awarded
—were
194,
p.
The
to
of
100.41,
purchase^ of $128,000 school h:n-
Franklin County (P. O. Columbus),
Sale—The*
Bond
$56,000
able
2—v.
194,
J
367—were
p.
„tc The Ohip(!£0.(;iOf,
;
(EST)
-
&
Aug. 17
a
purchase of $158,368 sewer
No. 2 special assessment
tax notes. Dated Aug. 1,
1961. Due on Aug. 1, 1963. Principal and interest (F-A) payable
Citizens
Bank
of
the
Due
Aug.
on
cipal and interest
Citizens
the
at
Other
&
(F-A)
Bank
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
•Niehoff, of Columbus.
payable
OKLAHOMA
&
BrickEvatt, Barton, Eckler & Nie¬
hoff, of Columbus.
/
ville. Legality approved by
Due
members
Co.;
»
Sale—An
Bond
.
of
issue
7
Ohio
on
f.
on
the
Sachs
Rothschild
Pui*chase of $1,700,000 dormitory
i
for FuertoRico
San
Co.;
---»
fiscdl
is
agent for the Authority.
syndi-
Co.;
&
Corporation; Dominick
Dominick; Francis I. du Pont
* & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.; Gregory
—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as 4s.
$5,000,000 pub1958, series C
Aug. 9—v. 194,
improvement
bonds
-
&
Birscn
&
offered
on
Newport,
a
anct sewer revenue
hattan Bank, and Morgan Guar-
™a"rded
r
.
Girard, Ohio
000 first mortgage
VirtnHc
bonds offered
a„
„
a
Bond
ough
was
sold
was sold
Kv
& Co.
TTioVI
and
j.
Edw.
lviorns,
lows.
200,000
/L
iMSt W., ot Knoxviuc
^
as
4y4s. Due
inn9nnn
Q3/e
on
tw>
of 100.0166, a net
July 1, about 4J26%,
««
as 3%s. Due on July
from 1970 to 1982 inclusive.
4,100,000
Other members of the
H
1
-$105,000
in
of
Aug
Townsend,
vyAhhpr
Bond
White,
a n on
as
4y4s.
1
1
Due on July 1
TEXAS
Bond
Tipreceive
W.
Offering—John
will
National
Legality
Elliot
&
Bank,
approved
Munson,
Sims & Co., Inc, Shelby Cullom
Davis & Co.
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
1961.
to
Offering
on
of
Due
1971
—
Ronald
Secretary,
bids
Aug.
$25,000
until
8
A.
will
p.m.
14 for the :purgh
imborough
bonds- Ba*ed ^GPi qro'
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1 from 1962
Principal and
interest
payable
at
any
P.
DnLl
8—v.
194, p. 367—were awarded ,& Pohl, of
TDi4-foKl
1
purchase
T*ffV»
Pittsburgh.
On Aug.
of $200,000
(CST)
purchase of
natod
Bond Sale—The
July
1 fi
10
■
—
-»t
v.
$30,000 borough
bonds
1 OA
194,
-I-.
p.
offered
'1 fiQ
on
TITOrn
163 —were
(F-A) payable at the Mer-
RSS
10 lor
1961
1
p',,
trust
company
by
proved
£
Leealitv
aD-
Legality
ap-
Gibbs
Si-
&
0f Charleston.
mons
'
(P.'O. Britton),
E. BraVe-
wil1
nec>
sealed bids uritil 1.30 p.m.
,
(Cbl)
.
Aug. 17 for the purchase of
$100,000 road unlimited tax bonds,
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on March
on
1
SOUTH DAKOTA
Marshall County
County, Texas
Bond Offering—Edw.
designated by the
Sinkler
fT
o
of Dallas,
ton
Burleson
from
1962
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) p&yable at the Mercantile National
South Dakota
Bank, in Dallas.
Legality apBond Sale — The $250,000 hos- proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
pital bonds offered on Aug. 9—v. Boothman, of Dallas.
194, :p. 368—were awarded to The
.
onroe n
Milhank, S. D.
Bond
.Tllll/
Aug. 1 from 1980 to
Principal and in-
.....n...
F5incipal
Stranahan, Karris & Co.
improvement
on
sys¬
Aug. 1,
inclusive.
£edI tax bonds. Dated Sept 1 1961 ton, oi ua
Co.; Starkweather & Co.,
Shamokin Dam, Pa.
sewer
'unlim- Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor-
Bice ^ ^°*' Inc>' Byan, Suther- Allison-Williams Co.
&
iand
uand
bank or
bidder. Legality apby Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
assessment successful
.
the
Inc.;
Co., Inc.; McKelvy & Co.;.Irving
the
and
water
1961. Due
1990
W».B.-.Cameron,
successful bidder.
bidder.
tt
Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Dittmar
& Co.; Hess, Grant & Remington,
Inc.; • Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.; MacBridge, Miller & Co.; C. S McKee
&
$200,000
for
tem revenue bonds. Dated
CAROLINA
.ciipppRsfnl
r
o
M. M. Freeman & Co., Inc.; Harrison & Co.; Hendrix & Mayes,
Inc.; TT"r— Applegate & Hum¬
Hulme, A—° TT—~
T
22
^wm^elve ^ed'bids cantile^Na*1p°;alv®ankt; in
Schwabacher & Co.; R. D. White
trust company designated by the
V
Jitly
Belton, Texas
terest
•
on
Due
$62,118 „street
"Itfrf
.
as 4V8S. Due on July
ifrom 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
Aug.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
tn"lXQ7rTnpln" & Co-' Bioren & Co.; Herbert J.
1QR2
Borough
1
Co.; Swiss American Corp.; An^&
Strudwick; Cooley &
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
Robinson - Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Rambo, Close and Kerner, Inc.;
Canonshurg, Pa.
O
—
on
195,000
syndicate
.Tnr»irsnn Rr'nnrtis1 Horn-
SOUTH
derson
i
Ohio
improvement '.special
Christensen, Inc.; Wil¬
Co.; F. W. Craigie
a
National
Philadelphia.
limited tax bonds offered on Aug.vproved
r\ A
as
1961
15>
First
at
Peckville.
Lund,
gality approved by Squire^ Sandp.
riovAionH
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Kettering,
Due
from loftR to 1079 {n^ncivo
1965
1972 inclusive.
from 1981 to 1990 inclusive.
Blair «&
phrey,
purchase of $510,000 dor¬
mitory revenue, series 1961 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. Le-
Sale—The
interest cost of
follows:
as
5s.
as
M A
at a price-
****»%
400,000
nmro
par.
able
for the
Bond
Co.,''
from Memphis Securities
-
Roth & Irving Co.
TVT_i.j
First
of
Aug-
President, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Aug. 22
-
offered
267—were
p.
"svndl'c^te ^c"nmrinsed
•
4y8s, at
_
The
frnm
College, rGambler, ''Ohio
1
™
Peckville,
Dated
Stranahan, Harris &
Offering—F.
mL
—
.to
of
•by
Bond
10A
-.r
price
Co.
Kenyon
m
awarded
&C^; First
Co.,
—
Bank
inc.; McDonald
Cleveland Corp., Wm. Jk Mericka
&
&
The
$25,000 borimprovement bonds offered
follows: Braun, Bosworth
as
Sale
Tuixr
Richards & Co., as
were
a
anty Trust Co., both of New York, a7j„hn
at a price of 100.0049, a net inter- gJgS & Co® Fidelitv'-BanS
egt cost of about 3 82%) as fol-af knoxv he
M
A
?Co.; Arthur jL. Wright & Co.,
Inc.: Baxter & Co.:
on'july To-vT 194,-pTl63-were Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Kean. Tavlor uviayor, win
Kean, Taylor ™ayor
Xr
PriArtUiirc
T «<3+r
Rr fn
Until nOOn (Ebl)
sewer-revenue
syndicate
liam
Blakely, Pa.
.
nn
to
Morris' & Co*; F< S* Moseley & C?-5 Paine»
Co.
Wells &
headed by Field,
4V2s, at a price
of 100.28, a basis of about 4.48%
Other members of the syndicate
to
&
'/wpjl
PENNSYLVANIA
Am?
4
"on Aug. 4
bonds
July 27_v. 194,
Qn
bids until 7:30 p.m.
&
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Bond
Tenn.
p 580—were awarded to a syndi.
,
n
,
,
cate beaded by the Chase Manc;
Manager,
of 100.35,
as 31/2S, at a price
basis of about 3.46%.
Coi,
bonds offered mh Aug. 7—
580—were awarded to
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—The
iic
ig4
v
^ler5 R-w-Pressprich & Go-» Banco
^
Pn
TnV de Ponce,.of Ponce; W. H. Morton
rn-Flkit
i_-o., jLiKins,
'
Bond Sale—-The^ $20,000 water-
Juan, P. R.
^
U,11 Urm
White wood, S. D.
5.03%.^
The Government Development
Baok
July
&
—
<rf
Bond Sale—The
jail building bonds
Aug. 2 — v. 194
awarded to Stranahan, Harris
As?cfZre "f "
°»
Mechanic Arts, Board of Regents,
South Dakota
& Danforth, of Sioux
year, iincrease
Paribas
$250,-
Bank
director
M,5981223
& Co.
1
National
'
executive
.,
Falls
for the first six^ months tofMast
July
July 15
on
Due
of
Goldman,
>
Pu
First
^
o«n
—°—^
Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux
pounds, against 23,418,150 pounds
follows: C. J. Devine
as
hospital bonds offered on Aug.
was sold
to ;a group composed
The
~
--
p'
Goj' Weeden r 1963 to 1968 on July 1
pame) Webber, Jackson & ^700 ' 000 as 5s. Due inclusive.
-
000
Geauga County (P. O. Chardon),
" 1
JUnc-,
July 15 this period amounted to
on
cmo&aZ£'Vini,a>'
er,
„
the purchase of $375,000 dormitory reevnue, series 1960 bonds.
P-™- '(CST.) o?1 Aug. 29 for ithe
&
Wester-
of
Due
3.60s.
as
Savings Bank, m Worth- Curtis; ; l.
S ?Ppr^Vt!i
I' Goodbody
1, 1963. Prin¬
un29 for
Aug.
on
io«?eT?nUe b®nd?;
with $702,634 in the corresponding
}'
July 15, Period
^the year
terest A-O. Legality approved by
1972 inclusive.
3.40s. Due
as
were
& Co .
same
purchase of $34,027 sewer disNo.
3
special
assessment
limited tax notes.
Dated Aug. 1,
1U
I960, £ MQn!,hi
an inciease of
\
15 from 1982 to 1988 inclusive.
alS°..recelve teresHJ-jTpayablTat^heVorthtime for
^payauie ai me vyuxiu
trict
11U WV)
year
Tnn,
Wester-
(CST)
pan.
For the first six months of the
to June 30, there were 718 783 passengers serviced compared
a
net interest cost
3.20s.
as
9,010,000
™
u
ta
.
the
1961.
at
Bo"d Ottering — Donald W. Biair & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Dorch, Director of Finance, will pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
Inc.;
sealed bids antil noon stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
(fSTLonlAi^g. 22for the purchase Salomon Brothers & Hutzler; R.
?.f $109,301 special assessment and w Pressprich & Co.; Bear, Stearns
"nited tax bonds Dated Aug. 1 & Co Ira Haupt & Co . Horn.
1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to blower & Weeks. Dean Witter &
er.-Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus.
sealed
Inc.,
„
ville. Legality approved by Brick-
H-Hltei+S
bids at
Au-
r...
..
,
,
ln7oc*
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Worthtngton, Ohio
-
_
a
3s.
as
4,250,000
cate
limited
lulfllcu
^ ZrJ
15 from 1973 to 1977 inclusive,
$275,000 sewer¬
4s, at a price of 101.36,
as
2
^^
State
Co.
&
from 1965 to
basis of about 3.89%.
district
the
stuart
S^OOO
-
for the
at
General
$695,000 as 2%s. Due on
Bank,
July 26—v. 194, p. 267
awarded to Fahey, Clark
Co.,
Re-
of
of about 3'54%> as £ollows:
oav-
on
—were
"
che2
jjaisey}
system limited tax bonds of¬
fered
^
til
of the Authority.
Toronto, Ohio
age
-
compared with 126,396 passengers
Niehoff, of Columbus,
Bond Sale—The
:
on
National
First
'
-
fJ-Di
-
Brown,
Board
6erits, will receive sealed bids
Authority (P. O
* y
UIW
4,705,000
on Aug.
awarded
Note Offering —• Wm. Walters,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
noon
—
-
&
Gahanna, Ohio
bids until
the
motor
1
vehicles and motorized equipment
-limited tax bonds offered
interest
.
at
-
the
of
i
price of 98-00'
,to
Bond Offering—Dona S.
Secretary
Reports Increased Passenger &
Cargo Traffic — Passenger traffic
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Red;tax bonds. Dated Aug. 1, ^96j.
basis of about 3.16%.
a
23 for the
(EST) on Aug
fiscal
Teachers College,
Regents, S. D.
thority (P. O. Harrishurg), Pa.
Cargo moved through the airBond Offering—Dona S. Brown,
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 14th port in June totaled 4,641,061
series> revenue bonds offered on pounds, against 3,689,907 in June Secretary of the Board of Regents,
Aug
8_y
194j p
367 —were 1960, an increase of 25.77%.
' will receive sealed bids until 2
.
a.m.
267
First
Cleveland Corp., and Fahey, Clark
& Co., jointly, as 3y4S, at a price
John Nuveen &
ports
Pennsylvania
C1.^rk of .the Bo?ra of Educah.on,
wlB r.^^lY.e sealed bids until 11
limited tax bonds
assessment
sessment
0
P.
B., Root & Co.
Co., and Hulme
and Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.
Jennings,
,
is
J^ear Inc.;Co., Bimpson E:mery *&
& Norman Ward & Co.;
Co.,
City School
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—R. A.
Rico
ren W. York
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; McWilliam J. Mericka
South-Western
$203,7i
$203,700 special
follows::
Co> -J0*'*1,
Puerto
pue t
& L°.; .bChmidVKoberts & F.arhe;
Richards
Field,
for
State
Board of
agent for the Authority.
* annestocK & to.
~
> 7 Tuv^RrKr^
& Co., and Ball, Burge & Jxraus.
Brooklyn, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
ale—The
follows:
as
Southern
;
,
Government I Development
Bank
members of the syndicate
as
■
.
^he
as
Donald & Co.;
194, p. 475 — were
m, P.
JO — were
awarded to Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at-a price of
100.97, a basis of about 3.06%,
Aug.
Aug.
were
year.
a
98023
nf
p t;;u
Other
4s, at a price of
100.088, a basis of about 3.99%.
Other members of the syndicate
Sale—The
improvement
a
Ohio Co.,
the
nriep
194, p. 475 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
—
awarded to
Berea, Ohio
•
Bond
Singer,
Bond
Sale — The $1,041,000
ouiiu
oaac — iiie ^>i,uti,uuu
school building bonds offered on
Aug. 3
v.
—
awarded to
(P. O..Pleasant City), Ohio
Sale—The
I1V-
Bond
.
improvement
194, p. 367 — were
syndicate headed by
Deane & Scribner, at a
Aug. 7
Rolling Hills Local School District
Sale—The
Bond
$94,000 sewage be received until 7:30 p;m.
awarded to The American
"DoriTr
r>f Cf "T5oifl
tional Bank, of St.JPaul.
r
(CST)
Aug. 29 for the purchase of
$2,435,000 unlimited tax school
1V76
Na- bonds. Due from 1962 to
disposal plant 1961 bonds offered
on Aug.
7—v. 194, p. 580—were
linnnl
Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
on
inclusive.
60
1,"
Rosenberg, Texas
City Manager, will receive sealed
(CST)
on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
$550,000 water works and sewer
system revenue bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, in Dal¬
Texas
Offering—GuyL.McCraw,
hV-
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
15
the
for
purchase
$629,800
of
city improvement bonds..
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1969 to 1986 inclusive. Call¬
'
able
-f
Principal
of Sept. 1, 1976.
as
(M-S) payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, in Dal¬
las. Legality approved by McCall,
and interest
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be received until 7:30 p.m.
at the same
Offering
will
Craw,
Mr. Mc-
—
sealed
receive
also
bids at the same time for the pur¬
|ti.
works and
system
revenue
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on March
$250,000 city improvement lim¬
ited tax bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1
from 1963
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
chase of $121,000 water
[■')
First
Dated
»
n
1967
from
1
:]
I
interest
sewer
vi,i
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the Mercantile National
•
f
'
V-
Bank,
in Dallas.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
:
n:
Dal¬
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of
las.
j
')■
Rosen¬
in
Bank,
the
at
payable
(M-S)
National
berg.
inclusive.
1982
to
.
be received
time for the purchase
will
bids
Sealed
at the same
$74,000 public park, series 1961
limited tax bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
to
1977 inclusive. Principal and
of
District, Texas
Offering
Bond
,
r
of Trus¬
bids un¬
Board
the
of
Secretary
tees, will receive sealed
V ? y
/iij:
of
ri i{«
1
Aug. 1, 1981. Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Re¬
terest
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Legality approved by Dumas,
}i
»i
Independent
Texas
Mount Pleasant
b>
t! Hi
School
I1'
District,
Sale—An issue of $85,000
Bond
A
H»i
•,'
sold
C. Tucker & Co., Inc.
f'kVu
'riff
James
bonds
schoolhouse
vb'i!
M
194, p. 476—were awarded to
syndicate
composed
of the
United California Bank,
of Los
Angeles; White, Weld & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hanifen, Imhoff &
Samford, and Box Elder County
Bank, of Brigham City, at a price
of 100.035, a net interest cost of
about 2.79%, as follows:
sVm,
)'k
and
waterworks
••1
"I
'
23
series
revenue,
of $295,000
to
sold
bonds
was
composed of The
group
a
system
sewer
1961
the
for
Due on June 15,
1965.
and
Dated
bonds.
tax
unlimited
1,
1982. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the Chemical
Bank New York Trust Company,
ap¬
Marshall,
Caldwell,
by
proved
Legality
City.
York
New
Mitchell, of New York
Trimble &
City.
(P. O. Fairfax),
Fairfax County
Virginia
Bond Sale—The $9,125,000 bonds
Aug. 9—v. 194, p. 476—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
of
were
in
Northern
Trust
Co., and Harris Trust &
Saving Bank, both of Chicago;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Ma¬
rine
&
Devine
Western
New
York, in Buffalo; First of Michi¬
gan Corp.; Laidlaw & Co.; First
National Bank in St. Louis; Com¬
Trust
merce
Kansas
City;
Trust Co., of
Co.,
Bank
Wachovia
'i *
(State of)
Offering—Geo. H.
Vermont
Bond
i»
?!•-
don, State Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
;•* u-
"
&
'4 J
WARRANTS
STOCK
r:rf'U*.
A
AND
ORDINARY
OF
second
**
iiiv
Jk
M
V
September,
each
free
H'^v
H5
4 Hi
i 5
H'
Jit
*'
with
Morgan
No. 243
Guaranty Trust Com¬
of New York, 33 Lombard Street,
E.C.3., for examination five clear
business days (excluding Saturday) be¬
fore payment
usual
is made.
half-yearly
f'i|
sr
'Hi
Hf
■
Savoy
Bank
vj*
Stockholders
who
of Article
Taxation
may
•
"
credit
States
under
Section
Internal
.
j
i'
1
*
,j
'f-i
,.
"■
- -
't-K'
901
Revenue
;
dividend
it»
pay
the
on
same
116
must be used for
5%
Preference
the
on
Lon¬
1961
All transfers received in
Stock.
before
or
on
23,
August
in time for payment
will be
of divi¬
to
pay
on
October
half-yearly dividend of 3%
(less United Kingdom Income Tax)
on
the
6% Preference Stock. All
decided
Also
31, 1961
received
October
for
London
in
6,
payment
or
be
in
dividends
to
1961
of
on
will
Stockholders who
may
be entitled
dom
901
of
the
Code
a
.
,
of
Revenue
a
tax
the
credit
United
Code
can
under
States
Section
Internal
by application to
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of
New York obtain certificates giving
tax
United
can
to
the above mentioned dividends.
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY LIMITED
,
August 9, 1961
Due
Jan. 1
on
Sale—The
Bond
tional
$250,000
road
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school,
series A bonds offered on Aug. 8
No.
194,
The
3Vis, at
as
144
580—were awarded to
—v.
194,
The
National
p.
im¬
$415,000
368—were
p.
State,
awarded
a price
"Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1970
to
54,000 S^s. Due on Aug. 1, 1971.
CANADA
1
St. Donat, Quebec
Beloeil,
Town
Secretary
receive
chase
Quebec
-
will
until
p.m.
8
14 for the pur¬
Aug.
on
off
inclusive.
duct
and
awarded
vincial
sewer
—
1962
.
Ltd., at
Credit
on
were
—
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
Jerome School
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
Secretary-Treasurer, will
de,
(EDST)
chase
$380,-
1
1962
to
to
group
a
Laurent,
Inc.,
and
Placements
Kennebec, Inc., at a price of 97.89,
a net interest cost of about 6.16%,
follows:
-
I
Bond
bonds
Pierrefonds
School
offered
—
on
July 24—v. 194,
were
as 5s.
and 1963.
50,000
as
Due
5V2s.
on
July 2, 1962
Due
on
Waterville, Quebec
Commission,
Sale—The
Bond
school
$45,000 village
268—were awarded to a group
composed of The Banque Canadienne Nationale; Belanger, Inc.,
improvement
bonds
offered
on
July 31 — v. 194, p. 368 — were
awarded ot The Leillette, Langlois
& Courtemanche, Inc., as 5s and
5%s, at a price of 98.14, a net
and Credit
interest cost of about 5.61%.
bonds
offered
on
July 24—v. 194,
p.
Quebec, Inc., at
a
price
and the National Bank
Washington, in Tacoma, jointly.
of Seattle,
NEED
Washington
Bond Offering—A.
County
Treasurer,
receive
(PDST)
purchase of
$125,000 school building, series A
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
until
bids
sealed
Aug.
(M-S)
11
for
Treasurer's
FIND
YOU
WILL FIND
THEM IN
the
24
payable
at
a.m.
Legality
office.
Bank & Quotation Record
(Only $45
per year
—
(Single Copy
—
ap¬
by
This bound publication will give you the monthly
prices
"hard
on
to
all
find"
listed
Over
securities
-
the
-
as
well
Counter
as
Write
(P.
Board of
O. New
Cumberland), W. Va.
Bond
Offering—Robert H. Hall,
-Secretary
of
call:
VIRGINIA
Hancock County, County
Education
or
the
Board
of Edu¬
WILLIAM B. DANA
CO.
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
REctor 2-9570
those
quotations.
tle.
WEST
$4)
County
the
Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seat¬
proved
TO
HARD
QUOTATIONS
A. Tremper,
will
July 2
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Quebec
Sale—The $351,500
inclusive.
:
Commission, Quebec ';
Sale—The $98,500 school
268
Aug. 1, 1971.
on
re¬
a.m.
awarded to The
Credit Quebec, Inc., at a price of
98.32, a net interest cost of about
5.82%, as follows:
p.
1970 inclusive.
1962 to
10
Michel-de-Squatteck'vSchool
$48,500
260,000 6s. Due
1971
'
•'
St,
until
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
of
$19,500
school i"bonds;
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
from
bonds was
composed
of
Banque Provinciale du Canada,
Durocher, Rodrigue & Co., Ltd.,
Floridio Matteau & Fils, Gaston
^
on
.
000 town improvement
sold
bids
sealed
ceive
Dated
Greenfield Park, Quebec
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Offering—Laurent Plour-
Interpro-
price of 98.09.
a
inclusive.
1971
to
18,500 5V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
aque¬
offered
bonds
The
to
$53,000
194, p. 164
v.
/
M-S.
Interest
Sale—The
July 17
y.
$10,500 5%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
follows:
as
$205,000 town improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
was
Veillet, Langlois & Courtemanche, Inc., at a price of 98.26, a
net interest cost of about 5.65%,
sold to
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
(EDST)
$29,000
sidewalks construction bonds
Sale—M. P. R. Choquette,
Bond
Sale—An issue of
Bond
QUEBEC
Bank of Commerce,
King County South Central School
District No. 406 (P. O. Seattle),
Quebec,
& Co., Inc., Garneau,
$22,000 5V4s. Due on
1962
Bond
County, Quincy School Dist.
Grant
Sale—The
of par.
of Seattle.
Bank,
Wyo.
$120,000 5i/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
improvement 1961 bonds offered
on
Aug. 7—v. 194, p. 580—were
awarded to The Seattle First Na¬
Prets! de
Corporation de
follows:
to
Couny (P. O. Port
Angeles), Wash.
group
4—v.
Bond
as
Clallam
particulars of rates of United King¬
dom Income Tax appropriate to all
by
3y2s.
as
WASHINGTON
on
transferees.
1
from 1972 to 1982 inclusive.
of
dends to transferees.
be entitled by
the above mentioned dividends.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
,
No.
Coupon
time
application to Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York obtain certificates
giving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
■•jr/
to
half-yearly dividend of 2l/z%
(less United Kingdom Income Tax)
on issued 5% Preference Stock.
Coupon No.. 243 must be used for
dividend on the Ordinary Stock and
before
"
i'\
decided
Also
3.10s. Due on Jan.
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
of Ordinary Stock
Company free of United King¬
transfers
Kingdom, to
as
710,000
ending September 30,
the issued Ordinary Stock
day
(1) of the Double
between
the
United
States and the United
$540,000
year
dom Income Tax.
XIII
Treaty
pay
on
of the
London, S.W. 1.
virtue
&
a
provement bonds offered on Aug.
Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
Nolan, Fleming - W. B.
Co., Inc., and Powell,,
Kistler & Co., as follows:
Directors
by virtue of Article XIII (1) of the
Double Taxation Treaty between the
United States and the United King¬
*,;»
vU
1961
7, Millbank
t-!!y
to
the
for
Westminster House
i'<
of
each Ten Shillings
Secretary.
k?:f*;.
I4
i
syndicate composed
& Co.; Francis I.
a
aqueduct bonds was
composed of La
and
to
St.
476—were
Quebec
Sale—An issue of $76,000
Boulanger, Ltd.,- Grenier, Ruel &
Co., Inc., > and J.-E. Laflamme,
Ltd., at a-'price of 97.58, a net
interest cost of about 5.82%, as
Lander,
Wehat
of Seven Pence for
meeting
a
cided
A. D. McCORMICK,
IV
•'•
Interim Dividend
By Order
'■
■'■♦l
Lim¬
London,
Strand,
Court,
■
,
deposited
be
must
payment is made.
DATED 10th August, 1961.,,
Wff
l'l«
ti
116
W.C.2., for examination five clear busi¬
ness
days (excluding Saturday) before
r!*
f'.i
No.
National Provincial
the
ited,
■:«*-
.
on
held
jt was de¬
September 29, 1961
At
don
-
Coupon
with
4?-vf
of
on
1961.
-If
<
dividend
the 5% Preference Stock (less
United Kingdom Income Tax)
for the
year
ending 30th September next will
also be payable on the 29th September,
2VZ%
!hl
;
this
deposit Coupon
must
the
The
1
29th September, 1981.
London
■Kii
'
Tax,
Income
Kingdom
on
LIMITED
August 9, 1961 in London
pany
Ht
Hi
V
United
payable
dividend
iri j!
i
1961, of seven pence for
Shillings of Ordinary Stock,
Holders of Bearer Stock to obtain
f' 4
I
r"
of
will be
,
:
Ten
TOBACCO COMPANY
the
on
ended 30th
year
C.
sold
Disraeli, Quebec
$1,250,000
1981 inclusive. In¬
1962 to
1 from
terest M-S.
Oscar Dube
Folger,
TO HOLDERS
PREFERENCE
TO BEARER.
dividend
interim
Ordinary Stock for the
J.
Hibbs
BRITISH-AMERICAN
DIVIDENDS
OF
J«)TICE
f u-
'
awarded to
duPont &
DIVIDEND NOTICE
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
I'H"
t
(EDST)
p.
1981 inclusive.
p.m.
on
of
sewer
WYOMING
8
until
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
$203,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept.
(EDST)
chase
St. Ambroise,
Due on Sept. 1
3.70s.
Gerard SiTreasurer, will
-
bids
sealed
receive
Bond
1975 inclusive.
1962 to
from 1976 to
Bond
The
—
receive 6^ Aug. 8—v. 194,
of
■
Sale
Bond
3.58%,
Bond
j
as
County (P. O. Yorktown),
Ami- ijchool improvement bonds offered
llRITISH-AMERICAN
My
from
about
Quebec
Offering—M.
cotte, Secretary
Due on Sept 1
3V2s.
as
315,000
Virginia
of Texas Corp.
,.»■MS
trk
VERMONT
of
cost
follows:
$660,000
Co.;
of
Co.
Trust
Co., Inc., and the First
&
Pierce
interest
follows:
as
J.
C.
p.
1
Commission,
Falls School
Roxton
school
on Aug.
offered
bonds
194,
Due on Aug.
1981 inclusive.
as 5y2s.
from 1972 to
580—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.;
the Harris
Trust
& Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, and Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, at a price of 100.2177, a
9—v.
syndicate
Due on June 15, Winston-Salem; Jones, Kreeger &
1966 and 1967.
Co.; City National Bank & Trust
250,000 as 23/4s. Due on June 15, Co., of Kansas City; Stern, Lauer
& Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; A.
1968 and 1969.
250,000 as 2.90s. Due on June 15, G. Edwards & Sons, and Eddle1970 and 1971.
maijJ^ollok & Fosdick, Inc.
Rauscher,
Co.;
Southwest
building
inclusive.
1971
to
47,500
Wisconsin
100.3408.
Other members of the
1962
(P. O. Brussels),
1
5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
as
Sale—The $975,000
Bond
First National City
t,;'
First
Dist. No.
follows:
as
$27,500
Bay, Union Towns and
Forestville Village Joint Sch.
on
headed by the
5.76%,
Gardner,
Clay, Banks,
geon
as
school
$75,000
July 24—v. 194,
on
268—were awarded to The J.
DesRosiers, Inc., at a price of
96.96, a net interest cost of about
Forestville, Nasewaupee, Stur¬
net
offered
p.
WISCONSIN
July
Commission,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Mitchell, of New York
Brussels,
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1991 inclusive. Callable as of July
in
School
Quebec
sealed
250,000 as 2V2s.
Mi
Bond Sale—An issue
June 15,
as 43/4s. Due on
1962 and 1963.
$250,000
250,000 as 2l/4s.
Plainview, Texas
receive
(EDST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,200,000
bids until 11 a.m.
on
E.
L. Cox,
will
1
Due
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
Pont-Viau
City.
Fairfax, V a.
Clerk,
Aug.
53/4s.
as
from
Marshall,
Caldwell,
by
Trimble &
Bond Offering—Frances
bonds offered on Aug.
v.
to
was
$1,250,000
9—
Sale —The
Bond
1964
i\
■-'I
of Dallas.
National Bank,
public
nt>
fj'Mi
*"
a
p.m.
177,500
(J-J) payable at the State
office.
Legality ap¬
interest
proved
City
1
as
from
improvement bonds. Dated July
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1962
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
of
cost
follows:
as
5V4s. Due on Aug.
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
$174,000
and
construction
interest
net
a
5.98%,
to
,
Bank, of New York, at a price
Utah
(P. O. Brigham City),
school
8
school
98.34,
about
p.m.
public
Monday, August 14, 1961
of
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on Aug 21
purchase
of
$5,283,000
8
the
for
.
will
cation,
until
.
.
Treasurer's
:
,
VIRGINIA
were
County School District
Box Elder
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from
1962 to 1985 inclusive. Callable as
V*
■
UTAH
(CST) on Aug. 15 for
the purchase of $180,000 schoolhouse unlimited tax bonds. Dated
til
~Mb
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
offered
Felix Smith,
—
Legality
approved
by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Boston.
berg.
u
1
Shawmut
National
the
Rosen¬
in
Bank,
National
First
the
at
payable
(M-S)
interest
McKinney Independent School
X'tl)
interest payable at
Bank, of
Principal and
be
of
Additional
L
received
time for the purchase
will
bids
Sealed
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Ilor-
A
of
purchase
the
for
$5,000,000 unlimited tax bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1961. Due on Sept.
15 from
1962 to
1981 inclusive.
las.
ton, of Dallas.
Hi;
22
Aug.
on
Prairie,
Grand
Bond
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